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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys.
is derived from its cures.
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
gravated by the scrofu-
Ions Contamination until
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
Wanted.

DAINTS for Farmers. Unsurpassed for any pur-
l. pose. SO for Dbl. of 800 lbs. Sends for cfrcu-
lars Grafton M ineral Paint Co., 264 Pearl
st, New York. ffe22d4w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

Wolcott's Pain Paint is sold at all Drug Stores;
also, Wolcotts Annihilator, for the cure Of Catarr
OF the money, at 1S1 Chatham Square, NY. R. t.
W0lcott, Prop. tfe22d4w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

ME0A0 A YEAR can be made by live agents
NCUUO selling my new and valuable inven-
ton. Address j. AHEARN, SO Second street, Balti-
more, Md. tfe22d4w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

EOT sale.
A NEW tenement house well built, with all
IA modern conveniencies Also barn and stable,
corner North and Walnut sts. Enquire OF
fe 4 T.. CONDON, on the premises,
Z Or at IS COMMERCIAL St. june13dn
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

THE BRITIsH 81 NORTH
.EF&M$ AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
Nkzksa241NSHlPS between NEW YORK and
zzSkzE<aHzsLdVERPoOL, calling at Cork Harbor.
SAILING EVERY WEDNESDAY,
CHiNA, Feb II AUSTRALASIAN,M Mario
GUBA, Feb "a RUSSIA, II
5AtA, Mar CHINA, "a
Second Cabin Passage. .. S0 gold.
Cabin Passage to Paris $145, gold.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
Tor Specie or valuabes unless bills of Ladng having
ene vaue expressed are signed therefor For passage
apply to CHARLES g. .FRANCKLYN.
1O3 State Street
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

Price List.
OoLoNG, 80, 80, 100, best 81 20 Der lb. fa
Young HYsoN, 90, 100, 110, best 81 25 per lb.
JAPAN, 100, no best y 25 per ID.
M 81 ana oo JaPIano aI best
IMPERIAL, 80, 100. ITO, best 81 25 per ib.
GUNPowDER, 100, 20, best 81 80 per Id. aas
ENGLISH BREAKFAsT 100. ITO, best 81 20 per III
EMPIRE Co.'S CELEBRATED LONG ARM Chop 25
Eng Breakfast Cofee, highly RECOMMENDED 25c Der ID
Pure Old Govern Gent Java Coffee, 4Oc per lb.
Ef The above parties are our Sale Agents in Port
! iand. sep29-1yr
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Bltrl~op. April 7Coon unchanged Flour du and regpl,r
2c 0s. du Light s3sSac Ieay i5 kSe & dSl a. 81 soc u 80
Sides 7le shoulders s Hams. 2od9e Lard quiet at :os
WHISKY doll and u1shangsL GO. An ,,,,r,. ..,,o,,. a.
op BaF.No go Flour sul aOd drooPsg N9ha ysen Et.
wS. I. oa A g. "a ds. 81 o G wss
slSSsa Rye s ~ Corr held srSlJ asios SIC Mixed est
Petroleum a,sdy ba! da Grade Refined ale Groceries
Iorl,uLs April Trob,ceo steady fall rstes Cotton ,slc
& Me-. PORK SS ~ L1a Ois B1sos-SaoasTs ,j Sssr ko
6le Flour y 'odSs Wheat 81 iSesiS SS Corn G@ oa'@S
Mssps April tcoOu duu and nonu,l receipts i bales er.
g.,i' % e, Flour dP aud Unchanged Corr ne 0. Csc Pos
s's & shoulder, ae sae. s css i' sues ' O4
psa Ss $ S.,J ss @ a 52 s % 'Ps %A:. &
Ne 81 l3@s Isl No. 81 OilS 81 o7l Corn active arm.!
ssJ.i;i Ssse1 Sis Ss:s sSl Ss.iy; ssse.
Ness PVi % so%Ssy SO % Lard i7i SasiPiclisd Ham. S
et D Satsd Shoulder, lSllle 1--we Cg' s.dy Aad active
Common Cows .d Steers ~ eoass R. Choice shppng 81 50
Rsesg.a OGo be, PSa 600 bash WHEAT go bush CsSo so
500 b6s Four 5000 bush. Wheat iSoOo bash Corn OO 6asS
0 MlTaSx 1SS SS'nA AS PdaS 3 end unch.n, wA,so
al 10y No. q ~ 4, Ss Sss,Ss Sl sed sfG 81 No Ssi oea
demand at leo0Si TO- delivered ReeepOOD bba
DEraoir April ~wheA advancing and icscs R1 wSis al II:
No. si co. No. 81 Cora y'eRpsi No J. nc Clover SEED
~ Lou April tTO,cto s,.iy And uneh.nr.i Cotton uom
G; s S cSa. BE- b ~ S vS 80 ;Ss g9
S2s % I'd T.nc r sPs Ss., s ~ = j y %
s %1$l S '!rs, Prime Sl 6o9sl 6S ChSes Spring 81 is
weI 81 NO ~ lO4$l l2l lou besYyj ih sacks 6td67c
Saoe "sts 10 BUN eogSie Oats bgoyant and Grn .elasS Bar
S:u W S% easter, g . anal Si Ss ~ low wbsR bTsR91s @ 81 E:
PORK nominal s3q$3 So Bulk Msatsuot6ing doing
small business on Shoulders l3lc Clear Rib Sides i6ic Sides
demand at 80 139S1 So Hogs, ss0SlO So
CINCINNATI April 1Floar qae and uncbaBs Grain quet and
unchanged Cotton dul hddngs 2Ic Tobacco firms
hhiA Whky da'Y Se With bat little offering Mess Pork
sAI y, SGehaussd sS 4 s' So With demand pqk Meat.
c sales repsret Gold 9ll Money base Exchange an
BuFr.o April IF!gur dp slles loo bills Western Spring
for New sale. t9p a9 to car lots a. coarse for Damaged Prime
on the track Old nominal and sete eats ener and held
about 6c in store Rye hsd 81 Od IS Barley Is dull, sales
two car lots Of very choice Canadian 81 bsgged the track Pork
Lard Hghwlnss and Seeds are dull and unchanged.
OsNkGo y Arm Lflour Eedy aud unehaDged sales Of
zoe bb AZ 20 ~ Tor No Spring; 81 rs for Amber Winter SO 500
81 IS for White; 50 rs for Double moderate
mand sales Of $40 hush No. Milwaukee at Sl ; Choice White
Canada he st el SO4 S sCONone 10 market Oats Zoe for
Western Barley qm and held at 81 for Canadian RYE inactive
Corn Meal % ewt Meed Shorts R27 Shps,afs 49,
and hhdhnc' $JS per ian Frsghn are unchanged,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEDyxsDAr April III i, marked advance
Ss ease Sh 6seves The market TsrI strong Monday WITH
@ D4 and . ' Of S a.; Of aa AS4e, Se:,
:%1asssd & gs;oe. yia Tis st .,s 3.
W ths @aso. sios as@STa,sd 1S,S A..S s1t
sSs. @ I%s e. %s. GO ssSn & IL Il. sopss : Of Ss d:
. chance Of The supply 70 % much ,, s, 20 sis ais
ali them seeing botchs bore down strong 70
S %SS I3s ga S'ia vas paid % ni e :. s 4.
steers were freely offered AZ ioe so we n % M s,d bn . Al 10
@ si5e SlSsstS.s market; xis unusual Do%G. ?:
q cattle from Ab,sy Sy sosA' an' Of the season
some S .hs @ ,h ssie o,s ,.r sne lot Of 90
had sd b l. Miller PeiT Co. o. lid atsi e and SOLD By
bs iTc The other were o. good flesh and brought sae
good strong svs No s',. s :, s &. is MsA. .n
n,s 10 % NJ sss esS 3 S ic For Coon Ho.s
buy. s at state sgIlers q s~t At lSG -, COZ q,
r. Smith seat In 9 Ill Steers oit e"I SOD P VieJ ""H "
gse9sd sod Illinois % s1 issI sspE .ss a., % top a. is s
O. p g Evans was in z, illinois steers 4s Of then .tsoug
ess ess BY 20 O. v W Martin. at l5SIie; :,
II WeSemer sold 70 Psnusyv,ua and for ~ u1r.n
ood BAD 81 Canada dry and 'pnge poor sold scarcely at
q Fss.a run out 50 State steers ewt M and Illinois
''i' I'd A. eS, a. ., TooSiS 80 u csnads steers ,c
ROssDls Co sold SO fat ewt Illinois steers At 6Gl7c % Oft
Bright Fasaa sold j. Iac, steers Of l59iSc 10 little
ssa. S' ,sI. s,: 81 q S % R HaS5 & $50 1 each '
had lis Illinois bali OF them song 4. ewt sold
By Murray l6e while M Valentine sold the Others at l5S6
0 u
l54l6l -,
samues segel for theaselye 10 Illinois ewt AZ l5l
cSt l5c 4 o u Isle o. Of 6l ewt Al l' aud
81, at Isle, on 6b cNt
Weshemer Richardson for ~ Morris, 80 Illinois cattle ewt at
and 81 for J Phillips. strong, IT cSt al l6c.
Williams sold 81 only fair II cat Illinois cattle at i6l6a, and
90 at l5dl6ic, on y evt , -
held yesterday They nearly all unshorn sheep There
IL can sh Of which sold partly OOvsi
Kirby 10 Canada sheep 90 ~ al 100 Ss 30 d. &c. l do
weight ec 30 Do lis 9ie, viii 81 og on lot and 2l3 ~
n ale Abury Lerch 1871 Ind T8 b Lice; l99 state, "a B,
5l6c and ~ do 90 b. 7i McGw Red sold $40 extra hHe State
sheep. lO7 10 at i0e. - .
Hogs unchanged OHy extra lot Of o2 ers 2 No. broaght
Ilc l55 Of 1914 b 10 10 6c City Dressed quiet at lJ q
NE Receipts Of live J7,O, or 30
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

When II Is borne in mind that the above return covers
the average yield OF months working your readers
can Judge II tho mines hereabous pay These figures
bona hde, aud speak for themselves.
Prospecting stll continues, and mines are being
opened daily. The Grant mines 60 miles south OF here,
are IN full blast and reported to be producing spen
didly but have yet had opportunity OF visiting
them and must proer the foregoing facts applicable,
not alone TO the mnes enumerated, but TO the district
generally. .r .....
The San Franeisco Herald Of March prints the follow.
ing In relation 20 the maI00th mine This mine which
slope OF Treasure H, and s position toward the hill is
Just such that Of the Gould Curry 10 Mount David
II has large OutcrOP 30 feet high and o. feet
~ breadth and the from the groupings has yielded
al Che way from VI 70 G0s II Is fun Of chOldes and
shows base metal. IL located on Daoember ie
1851, BY Mr. kberhardt whose nrne has been given
Che richest mine yet discovered In the dstrict0
cqfresppndept under date OF March ., writes TO Tie
San ffG1efse0 Herald from Treasure City as follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE COURTS.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION.
INVESTIGATION BEFORE REFEREE REDFIELD.

! THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION
| INVESTIGATION BEFORE REFEREE REDFIELD.
The investigation in the case of Fisk. jr
agt The Union Pacific Railroad was resumed yesterday
| morning before Mr. A. A. RedAeld-Nlr. David Dudley
Field appearing for the plaintiff and Messrs Tracy, Bell
Mcfarland Barber and Judge Allen for the defendants
Mr. Choate and other eminent counsel also said
to have been engaged by the Union Pacific Rail
road Company MI Field proposed to crossexamine Mr.
Tute the Assistant Treasurer OF the Company, but that
gentleman beng he called for the evidence
OF Mr. Cisco Mr. Cisco however declined 70 give test
Court has decided that this action has been removed from
the Supreme Court OF the state OF NewYork to the Cir
cut Court Of the United States, which de-
Tuesday Ho Ssid tina. Vpiu an pTocesdInSs @
since August last were null and void ana i.
the plaintiff iists upon proceedings further in tho State
Court Judge Barnard Will without doubt. upon his
out Of his iarisdicton Counsel for plaintiff stated
reply that the only decision that appeared 70 nave been
fendants motion to stay proceedings In the state Court
and that the opinion In respect 70 the removal OF the
mere obier dic. and that the only decision
upon tho question OF removal has been that
In the State Court, which upon the very point In
question, and decided that the not removed
Therefore the plaintiff felt bound respect that decision
and obey the orders Of the State Court until the contrary
be decided by superior authority Counsel there
fore on behalf OF his client Insisted that the
evidence DO proceeded with Mr. Durant who was pres
ent, made the reply on being asked TO DO sworn
william NJ Tweed, j, the Receiver was then examined
He depoSed that Mr.. Baker assisted by Mr. Bales made
correct inventory Of the contents Of the safe which
was forced open. All the things are in the
safe yet with the exception Of the folowing tin boz
marked u. T. r., marked April 4, 1882 DO. with NO
Dix and W. II. Vosey These articles were deposited
with the Union Trust Company, with the approval OF T.
O. Durant and Mr. Field.
After some consultation II was resolved 10 adjourn
until this morning at ii O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

.r.t. demand, sale, Of 800 bush a. 81 or T. % 70,
GsT.n BsI. Ma steady and I request. sale. Sf Zoo
ssss arc s,5 bush New Ohio IsiS .od
omSsad EG i 81 q 'hss Corn f,T rAoat :Ssss
Ssay Is s closing % qS:: i a. % t S S1s %
Is nominal Western White &c. Western Yellow at @ssO
tin large "a Win .1 sssss ss ssp"", sT1.s
zoe %f sSst Rye sad sss ssi 0; f Long Rye p 100 n
the sa at unchanged prices We quote
oc for common to STATE and 2ose for good 70 eh"e anu o
HBNPMana qu. prices Unchanged quote at i2iS
le and Choice at 2Ic learn Of no aes Jute SeE wv
aoLISSEs-Du for a, lnds and in the absence of sales prices
NAVAL STORES lower aud %. market DALI :sls. 60 sbls
com@on cSm to GoOd and 81 % fsT strslnsd ''
vi % :pf G,sS' .ss A sS.;n S .'s ss
Mnnfsctued oil, Inacivei Bsehed winte Whale 81 POI
sp.1a s 81 aiSss TS % A% a.sed rather
price q for % . ana ~ uS..sd % % STs saas zoe Il. p
having been made below and even above our qSSa
snncu. dispose Of sUssh DIM price. Lard
Sbrsad S ''ea o.r on OILS arc quiet MsnA4d.n SS With
at Csc .'-f....
Dn.s AZ. o1sf and Ss market closes unsettled
and regular are 800 b pyIs so 50 for wsss m
s' S.I r, sS ss .Ss SSs SSeSss.d 10 Sale . s s:s
SS :'fi la SIC e Plain for E.ira ss Tis,S.
nominal Rt % %sd G t9i .a % m''' Sale.
sSs. and Wi:ef5 s % S. SG Meat: snd s 1919 r sSo
Ribbed Dressed Hogs are unchanged quote at l ioI lily ny
Lard onet and Sales Of $50 bbA and tea tVoS
for No. Il I80si Cy isQsic for Fair 70 Prime s,ea na
isaisIc for Kettle Rendered For future delivery 500 bbs ee
MAY atl8lG 49, ,.,.- c-.,.
PETROIBUM-There been but le doing In either Sruse
bulk bond odayj prices lover and nominal AZ" ~
She former, aud 3ie for the latter
RICE-R nominal Carolina steady and 10 Air request
sales Of from pier at 8id9e.
opened dull bat q. the close refners seem moro In
operate feeling stronger though figures are not
vabced Fair good Refining loc sales Of 49 hid: 8 E c
Bneh ldI2ic for Cubs sod 55 boxes Havana al LAC
Refined in dem ind and Srn al lGla6ic for IIards.
sTBARIN-he demand moderate and the market steady sales
5000 10. at l80lsIc. IN bids and tcs :.
sBEDS-Cover Seed the demand moderate we qsote
State; Timothy Is doll az ~ oi
Rough Pa demand and firm at So 80 81 O A.
TAILoW-A good business done full prices sales |oo ID
at lli0illc. .... ... -, ..u
wIsKfThs naks. quiet and prices somewhat nOnhai smA
sales az g4c
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE CONFLICT OF LAws-sTATE AND UNITED
STATE COURTS

Pitt Cooke agt. The State Bank of Boston
et al The defendants this case filed petition in the
Supreme Court supported by affidavit OF sone OF the
rectors for the removal Of the case to the United States
Court The proceeding taken under the staute Of
March 1857, which provides that defendant sued in
state Court who is citizen OF another state NAV on
hhng petition and affidavit that he beeves that from
prejudice or local influence he will not be able 20 obtain
justice In such State Court TO the case On fle
motion Judge CardOzogranted the order OF renova and
the plaintiff appealed At the hearing OF the annea tbe
defendant refused TO argue the main question: but
took the preliminary objection that the case wac
entirely out OF tho State Courts. Thai. on
the approval by the State Court the security renuIrd
BY the act the was without any order removed IN
the Qped States Courts and could not in any way he
recalled. The jurisdiction absolutely transferred
ana all subsequent proceedings in the State Courts were
cora non Judtce. 10 this point he quoted with other
authorities Judge Blachfords decision the u p r.
u. Co., published yesterday The Court reserved the
question. Mr.. Bnrril then argued for theplantn az
some length that the statute in question must be con-
strued literally That National Bank the creation and
dependent OF tho national Government, could have
any citizenship In any State and that corporation
could not have belief affidavit II was not in
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IcEpoS Apr opea sJ both for aud the
account Cle FveTsepty Bonds 49, Stocks steady at
Illinois CentaG Lnseei OIL 4.9 l5 y tuu
AvEKPoo Apl I'LL mrhe Cotton market opeas qaet; Mid
ding Uplnd l2idl2d Miihg Orleans .2G I'D The saies OF
the day aree estimated at 00O bales
IoSpoS April IL mCOnsos quoted az % Tor both money
United States FVeaeny bonds quiet al 6J
RAILWAY la quiet aud uhsbsbgeL
l.-CouOn-TTes Odnaro at l6i
decline Of name sncs the AsI report
IoNDoS April $50 closed 93 for both and
Unted states iP'erSeny bOnd sJl Stocks steady
PRisKIorr Ap Uad FiyeTvsniy bonds s7s9si
tbe issue Of 1864
LVERP0oL April 7t;30 mhe Cotton market closed quiet
sesdy Mlihg Upluud III 1l9fd Hdding Orleans, l2i9lAd
1900 bales Petroleum dull unchanged
SIOres ~ dan
LosDoY April 7.--Reansd Petroleum, Iiiol y gsllon.
ANrwKEP April PetrOleuB dn a. 5i asa francs for STANDARD
White. -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE GAME LAWS.

Phelps agt. Middleton, and Phelps agt Deane.
These appeals IN the Court OF Common Pleas from
Judgments ncng fines for the sale OF trout out OF
SON The statute for the protection Of the fish forbids
the killing OF trout their exposure for sale, unless
killed ont Of tho State, and imposes tho seller the
cessty of proving that the front killed In
other state where such killing Is not forbidden by law
In these cases. after the plaintiff had proved the sae the
deondants proved that the fish brought from Can
ada without proving that the law OF Canada did not
prohibit the killing OF trout at that II plaintiff
contended and the District Judge held, that this must
be proved aHnatyey, and judgment was given against
them for want OF such proof On appeal the defendants
Insisted that the law presumably the law OF
Canada and that 1t for the plaintiff 10 rebut this
presumption Qf he COULD and that therefore the judg
lnent
The Court the Judgment Of the Court below.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ExAmTNATroN OF LAW sTUDEyTs.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
has made the following nominations Of committees for
the examination OF applicants for admission to the
Examining Committee, James w. Gerard, jr, Charles
Price, and John ID. Townsend Committee on Character,
Charles Tracy Edgar 8. Van Wrinkle, and Jonathan L.
Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ziManiisI.

NOTlCE.-The annual meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of the COOES COMPANY for the election Of D
reeto for the eu'n and r the transaction Of such other ba
n before the meeting will he held al the Office Of the
Company In Coho MONDAY "a day o'clock
tho forenoon Of that q. YOUEGLOYB Secretary
Dated Ooh0es. Apdl 4.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
prcr1prs nE pROnuCE.

az n RdtlIOdda
April 725 bush Wheat 09 bush Con 327 bush Oats 3l2
bush.
bills Flour bb WHISKY I bills Com Meal e4 bales Cotton oe
bales 81 bales Hemp pkgs Beef 2Os pkxA
Pork pkg Lard 214 Cut Ness $50 pkgs Butter sJ PkgS
Cheese & pkg Eggs pkg Dried Fruit 80 bills Copper Ieso oos
Spirits arpsntne 6 bb Crude TaPsGtns 7Se bags Peanuts
hhds Tobacco 1850 Tobacco 43 sides Leather
bss and b de 30 pka Ashes S pkgs Steau pks~ Lard
Oh pkg Red
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE MARKETS.
lc,r,sn, Reported for III, rribuD.

lCArealy Reported for The TrbuBe.l
WEDsEsDAT. April I, ieGl
ASlRSs market moderately active steady saes OF 10 bbA
at a 1bd 90 for Pots and 80 l2i % Is for Pearls
COTIOhSaes have been made with dy
nes IL larger and the market without advancing quite
Holders not pressing stocks for sale We 80 bales
e8 we're lsa BY pinners 3 By spscusto and a9i b exporters
Sales also OF lo bales Low hdng for APRIL al 9Ic aud 100 d. Tor
May al 21fc. We quote as foloxsi -.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE ST.
PERIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Since the close of sales for tho Company have
been buying and selling these bonds at our counter,
at market rates Paying seven per cent gold interest
in New-York, free Of taxation. we recommend them
TO customers the cheapest security ia The market
JAY COOKE ~ Co, No. 20 Wall.st.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
8anking SOus,s nS gankus
MUNROE & CO.,
AMERICAN BANKERS,
NO. q RUE SCREBE, PARIS.
JOHN MUNROE Il Co.,

NO. - WAliL-Nl. NhN-lOhhs
suE CIRCULAR LkTTER CRKDir TRAVELLERS N ali pats
Europe. &c. EXCHANGE ON PARIS
NATIONAL SAyisas BANK wHExLlse.
WHEELING, March q lSo9
ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
IL RENCY Washington. d. O.;
SR IL IL hereby certified Of Sect q OF los 49,
Congress entitled An Act 10 provide National (nrgea secu
psdSs Of United States Bonds aud to provide r the
tempon thereof approved JuEe 1864 that at me-ns Toe
boiers OF the NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING
Wheeling IN the STATE Of West Virginia duly Hotded aud % .,
to law and the Articles Of Association OF sat Bank me
said Association Wheeling aforesaid the Ith dv Of Janear - -
voted by the Shareholders OF said Ass0csoa oNnng
twohrds Of is stock that said ASSOCIATION ato hqa9"h"a
closed.
lSEAL TuR BANK In testimony whereof hare By nSeuSs
Of the Board Of Directors Of said Association hereto sleosa
and afKed the seal Of said Association, Wheeling at'fesa
dAy and year above written. s. T. HlLDkBIH, CaSA'e'
NoTICR-Ths NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHksLswM
organized under the act of Congress entitled An Ac % Pfo
tonal Cneue secured by pledge OF United States Bon
vide ior the circulation and redemption here9 approved m
located at Wheeling In the state Of West virginia eonk ~ -
aHr. All holders other creditors OF 9
she Association 'lor payment y r uILDRRTi Cashisr
Dated March p. 1863
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
nPRN BnAKD oF BROKERs-3i p. M.
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEpyEspAr, April 1-r. N

hLDNEopAi, hpIu ~ h
Gold opened at 1915, sold at 1871, closing at
lSaalat The elearings at the Gold EIcnange Bank
81 Oo2cOO and the balance Sc227oa s9 The pay
ments on account oflcon interest were tS5,O9l s0g
Government bonds were firm, and advanced per cent
on the bonds cas- steady at li9t The demand
was moderate, operators tt declining buy fearing.
continuation OF a stringent money market At the close
the market firm at tho highest prices OF the day
There was an active borrowing demand for 1862 and
there appears to be large short interest outstanding
State bonds continue dull Virginia per cents excou-
pon 5el; Tennessee new per cents 6 North Carolina
6per cents. 5si; Missouri per cents, g. Railway
bonds dull Pacific Mail sold at e2i o. closing at
e1ao1. Western Union Telegraph was lower, selling
at 40l Express shares duh and neglected
Railway shares opened duh and lower with the exception
Of fNew.York Central which upon rnmors from Albany
was in active demand with heavy transactions. The
opening sales made at l6i followed by an advance
to l6 selling aerward at l6I 1Go 16I 1851 closing 1854
The Railroad Committee have reported unanimously in
favor Of egalizngIthe 80 per cent scrip dividend The
active tone Of the money market had depressing effect
upon the balance Of the list and the pressure TO sell for
cash very great The entire Western list was lower
and there was an appearance OF bear attack upon tho
Northwestern shares Rock Island and Michigan
Southern After the close d bank hours the market had
hrmer tono and Iprices advanced from Iat per cent
Northwestern Common sold at $751; North Western Pre-
feTed, 0SI; Rock Island l31. There was disposition to
sell the stock on tme and at 1901 seller co. somo large
amounts sold At tho close the market was strong
Fort Wayne advanced to 3lib Erie sold $40 asi clos
ing, 3Ii bid; Northwestern Common. 81;
Preferred, 95i Rock Island, iS2 Western Unon Tele.
graph rallied to AZ. ... ...
The closing quotations for Government bonds were as
fnowa.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BAsK-For the safe-keeping. and protection
from fire and burglars, of Securities of all kinds, in
cuding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry Of every description.
An inspection of tho vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perecJ
attainabe security has been reached, and at an
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual Do
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

Public and Private Buildings Ventilated by
II. A. Gou9s, No. 254 Broadway. NJ L.