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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

hyed beyond the maturity Of the COUPONS This r,ru-o
ana is dscreds which a'ursbly falls apon the Sse IN
consequence are the legitimate uis Of the bad manage
meDt Of the financial officers Of California The STATE
promises pay its interest in N York. and instead Of
masking direct arang mens with respectable banking
house in this City for such payment and for the manage
rnent Of any other Of It's financial msers apperlinng 70
the Atlantic S,a.es it makes lis psymsns through
mercantile house in San Franisco with whoss private
funds tho funds provided by the State became rerevsby
mixed up, and thus the State be suhec, to conn
gonces not legnaey attached to Il and SO subjected use
essly Had the State RENTED directly to fs3a agent
Il. New York as Il should always do the funds would no
doubt have been forwarded long since snd the delay Of
week in the arrival Of steamer would not have brought
the credit of the State in jeopardy This matter has before
been thus represented to the State officers but political Of
fny some other b prevented tho proper course
from being Adopted We rcs this occasion win &c lesson
to the State authorities and incline them so to arrange their
financial matters that the State credit which has stood dS
servedy high SHAH not again be endangered BY such blum
dering.
Tie agent for the payment Of the interest here the
American Exchange Bank, upon due consideration and in
the absence Of und has not thought proper to intervene
fcr the credit of the Se In this position of affairs in
view Of the eee, of the continued payment Of the in
terest until arrival from California Messrs Duncan
Sherman Co have decided to interfere to protest the
credit of the State and the coupons the State Debt due
the ls inst viii be paid upon presentation at their Office
This dictated entirely by the mos dsnterested mo
tves papabe to all is in the highest degree cre1abe to
that house and will ene them not only to the thanks of
the creditors Of tie State but to the fullest appreciation Of
every Californian who can recognize noble action We
have no doubt that the Aspinwsn steamer now momon-
arly expected will bring the necessary funds end thus
relieve Messrs Duncan Sherman & Co from the position
they have voluntarily assumed
The receipts at the Sab Treasury are sl7sl69; Pay
ments $4,000 Belance, s2394925
The receipts of the Erie Railroad for December
Sfl1 W ID
December, 80 lSs -
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WzLLLAMSBUR ITEMS.

CyssURE BY A CoRoNER's JURY.-Last evening Coro-
sy Uanford held an inquest at No 335 Grad st., the
body ofMrs Mary Miller 20 years of age who was found
dead on Tuesday at her residence in Unon az Mrs
Ketb mother OF deceased testified that her daughter was
token M on Saturday last and Sunday sent for her. Of
which time she was seized with cOngulsioDs The husband
OF Deceased Charles Mer at home, Du. refused 10
call aubyscian and after went away aud has not
since returned 1t was also shown that deceased had sut
cred for the want of food The Jury after hearing the
testimony of several witnesses, rendered verdict
"Jbat Margaret Miller died in childbirth of prema
ture delivery accelerated by the nhuman conduct and
deeerton of her husband Charles Mer and by the ir
regularity and n8dequacy Of food"
GENERAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT-The numler of per
cons relieved 10y this Society during tho two past months
the above over 400 articles Of clothing old and new TO-
geiber with considerable quantity OF bedding has been
distributed TO the needy.
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COURT OF GENERAL ST SSI0ES-wedneslsy, Jan. 4
Before Judge BEE8E

The Court resumed its sitting at the usual hour, and
Grand JnIy comTod the following gentlemen, were swon
William bbaid Foremn BeDsmin Archer Lewis Anheh Juo
r. Cusbap, Henry COrs Horatio Gallup uroert
eil Rol.rt Harris Peter McPhersOn Charles H Mount Ste
phen Piersor II Adee Waller Arkman, stephen v
Albrc Jacob Corus Stephen Hut and james RsOey.
no these gentlemen Judge Beee delivered bret charge touch
Ing upon the points Of law which required By ssuie
lie charged them first inquire into any violations of tbs law
gaIdDs second Violations Of election laws and
mon spv violation Of law rerato public officers taxing
eher Il "a tan they were entitled By law. In conclusion he
urd upCn them the necessity Of dis atcng their business
promptly posabe =
Charles sirston then placed upon the stand To answer an
Sieen him with having in his possession with intent 70
~ Quantity Of countereit bills the Union .nk OF BOso9 IL
ss 10 EVIDENCE Dunn ared the prisoner with the bills
IN ~ ross aud the latter attempted bhoe him he
won witness for the defense swoIe ta the
prisoner received the bills in trade ard subsequently hains
h TO be bed he laid aside good for nothing The Jury
however h guilt and rendered verde tAai
effect, and the prisoner remanded for sentence
1he Court then adjourned for the day.
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US DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge Belts

Frederick Schuehordt and Frederick c. Gebhard agt.
The proceeds ship Angeique Held that the heiiants
establish night of action against the t1nds IN Co1r onts IN
OF debts OF
H. arrest al the property subject thereto, and Ia
lie order incurred with reference 70
Tho time indictment except the
Libel by mortgages dismissed lien creditors other than
tic heant 10 be paid the fund in Court ia he osdeT IN
which their levied respectively snd when no
attachment % under prosecution then IN the order
in bich the actions were instituted should there be IN Court
remnants proceeds the Court application VIII distribute
equtaby creditors having liens the ship or maae
demands srGiusl her
Nathaniel y McCready sg the Steamship Brother Jonohan
Held that the proofs the extent conem
plated by the order for amendment
George Hochk ag the and Virginia Steamship Co.
collision between steamer Roanoke and
George HotchkS in the James River already reeea 70
Held that the Schooner in consequence Of the
OMISSION of those conducting exercs due diligence In looking
made when schooner
cred Decree for libelants, with reference.
Levy and Others sgt. Steamship Georgia
Asto los bale of goods Exceptions report oyeruled
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l.S D, Gsht the Of Dsrs- and v.s Brun.s. "
evids vsfJ elected the cosass nvsf
tiou with fully pubshed ths time The sail On
ct the rslns Of the Court
Henry ksnnsy heretofore convicted Of
stealing cattle from the premises Of Caitorher
smith Wamsbursh sentenced eseh imp is3n
IN the Prson OF aat eve ahs
Mohae Mcconnell for constructive grand larceny h sealing
heretofore convicted sentenced TO the Prsoa
three yeGs AID eiskt months
DIVER, John Douaho. Patrick Ksn Joha fnain<
convicted the charge OF Gsatas 0hssrs Qas
Williams the Third District Police While the dscsaTs OF
Dwyer the County jail Tor days
the others fot twenty days sseh.
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hOuinS an increase Of q 300 tuns in favor of 1883
Showing an increase of s25,694 10 in favor OF IS
Ev,orts of the week end.ng January >.

ENnCrtS OF the week cnUIg
LospoS las bushels Wheat valued $itsiS 6lsi bbs
sobuh Cicvcrseee s5s % ct, and $50 bss Oh Cake
sCOo 1918 Oar and $50 Halt Spikes $3.50 10 chs
Tea q. us casks Cum S2l, ~ do honoy S9 10 40 Wias
81 &C g. 20 Clocks $8s6 n pigs Wax SkoiSdo Fu saw
yERPooL Cotton valued AZ tiJ9l 3lSts bGshes
AheM Ss375l nss3 do Corn IS SlT 5S b6L -Four SGISI
re do Pork $500 $50 DO Ashe Is 2co 81 do 1nl s. hid
IT. entine si5oG i5c ueees Beef $500 19l52d DO Ttlo.
as IS 10 aS do sc22 1919 DO Butter elsa 30 sS Cascss
5ra5 Sss gals OIL s. CO. Book, siD 81 do igdis
Rubber Goods ~ $50 DO Clocks ss5) 10 Hats - 9e do
ousTs sO 2GOO Saves $500 IS Ps Wax e1ss do ;asis
SSl Ado steel sprn 81 q boxes AID "a Pes' Ot'rer
iced PIT lbs Recon 1888
a. scoS-O cal bush Wheat salaed siSN 81 Dbl, oar
"a SssT5 10 do p bars Cloverssed &s' 50
CocO staye. s5S3 a0l lbs Cheese Ss p $40 Do Bacon sss
IS SIS qss sperm oil sisie Oh Foo s7 is Bsoks
HAvRv- 6 1873 bblr Flour valued 3. $fs62g
FALMOUTH fESG 10 56 bushels Wheat valued a. f2e3aS
81 bushels beat valued $4,000 sos bbs
Flour IS St3 aCCo Slaves fl75
76 bushels Wheat valued a. SSI16 5i3l do Core
s56l9 l60c SLAVES $40 .-... 49,. -, -
7 90 Turp 5 DO Saoe Pegs Sl{1 LoPks Tea
Al a. aq. Pepper "a 1893 2iT DO Pmeuto - 55 10 ua Log
Yu ss2s Wine $50 6ll do India Rubber Goods sH,3
10 do kery do Mirrors sl 4b do EN Lrgwo $751;
3do Machin.r rs do Bay Water 80 do Coons $S ts
rec Rice s SR sperm $45 do Morocco sos II S o.
Manufactured do 81 COL 45lf do Wh.ebone = 7ib
ASrwERP-6ls bales Cotton valued se $40 5s0 blheis
Wheat 6gl 69 DO Rye SIs3i rps 6bs Flour slJ99i 90
40 Resn Ashes ~ $50 Is 10 Clover ED sesl iSN
40 susar 1872 tSo SIS and as bsgs Rice
s75 hLds Tobacco 1854 "a TO- Wax 81 siS case inds
Rubber Goods 500 ... -. ..u
o. 49, do Rye $S7 S2j bb Flour SS752 scAsss iadis
Rub Goods $3.50.
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Surplus ..'.''''''''''''' -
The Construction account ss55e33s 3D. Cspai eock
s4ss67oO Bonded debt s5g77; Floating debt s99 9S7
stesmboes now building, seol6s NewAlbany and Salem
Railroad Co, s37s,0lO, &c.
The stock sale of A. Ncolay viii take place a. lne
nercb.ps Exchange to morrow at l9i o'clock. Hereafter
we understand II is his intention to have two sales OF stocks
week-on Mondays and Thursdays
The Nicaragua Transit Company have prepared snor'
statement of the affairs OF tina; Company when VIII DC
I;sbed in day or two 1t shows net earnings We unosi
stand Of for the past SIX months or sOoOVV per
spnum equal 10 about II cent on the stock at par
COmpany we believe do not propose to declare any dyl
dend at present the earnings having been -
ing bonds given for the purchase of the Garter s1'0O
md, and interest given to Mr. Vanderbilt in the arran
ept for the purchase of his boats 100000 in ne pOr
chase Ofbe stock of the Company ss'Ooo in payment Of
other bonds of the Company 100000 IN increasing 'ne
accommodations of the boats of the line &c The property
ofbe Companyis estimated 100000 withOu: including
Le value of the grant consists principally OF seven sea
s,sspers on the Atlantic and Pacific large number Of
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SECOND BOARD.
WEpNEspAY, Jan. 4-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. -. NJ.
The business of the Stock Board not large day
and prices had downward tendency, without important
change excepting in Nicaragua aud Erie The former
closed at decline of cent and Erie at decline of
q cent The otberraroads are quiet and generally heavy
Canton is in fai demand and firm at 26I. Cumberland
and Parker Vein are firm the latter going to g. but at the
Second Board the former decnedto 35i seerl0 Phenn
Ia Delaware O4I The premium railroads are not active
but steady Railroad Bonds fair request and steady
Illinois Central are improving
The Mining Stocks are firmly held but the transactions
are moderate Some Of the Lake Superior stocks whchhsye
hitherto been confined to Boston becoming active here
Algonah sold at Totec l2 buyer co. Norwich lOi Bid
Gold Hill q bid This Company understand, has de-
clared another dividend of cent for sixty days. Pc
tosi Lad5I dividend of q cent has been declared
for the three months ending 3ls December The product
is reported to be eighty pigs of lead per day of sixy
rounds each McCulIoch, bid recent discovery OF
new vein of great value has been made the property OF
this Company
In Exchange there is but little doing for the steamer
Sterling s9ae, cent for frstcass bills Francs, ll7i
a5l5
Freichts are dull and heavy To Liverpool 10000 or
45COO bush Grain mostly at Id including IoVO1 ousn
per Alps at l2d Flour Is Cd 400 or 500 bb and teS
Clover seed par at 4Os 600 100 bales Cotton l6d lot
comprossod 90 tuns o. 4Os. To London I'D Is ASKED
for GRAIN and is I'd Tor flour SUI OF 'O' Us Dee ~
taken at Is Cd To Hayre full cargo was taken at sie
and osc and 500 bbs Flour and 5000 bush Wheat in
another vessel OF the same rate. The Slipping Lit quotes
for the previous three days c,u-L,... .,
To Lyerpool 5OcO oco bushels Corn and heat az
led for mart not a-inclnding 5000 bushels Corn 9y
uropeller Alps at the rate in ships bags sooo pos
flour Be- sd ass % $50 Clover Seed 81 % tss nee
s5s go bxs Bacon, sos 500 bales compressor ~
sICS some Lard OIL 4Os 500 bbls. Resin as 21o Dds
Tar and Turentne SCI and 800 chests p Tea fO s. sd
Ooo bhs Turnenne S. Ia small ore en- vessel was re
Gently taken IS Sd and 100 s6 Sfs b BscG Wb sS
;IS;, he earooes of two shipS 5000 bushels Corn %
20 obs Rye Flour ss $50 bales GCGn 81 at Se 5
Including Sea Island at cent ana some sSs 81
p,1erp SO ties Rice 45s To California the market Is dun
md ,sbout chenge engagements oil iOVOO" iee' iu''
az : &, and Y cent Primage - o,
In pos yesterday a. b.. ............... s6
rs..............ll7 SehooneIs '''''
Iota '''''f''''''-''
We noticed on Tuesday morning the failure OF the pay
IN State Debt CallOrnla, IN con-
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river and lake boas nndthe road from Lake Hcs1a 70
the Pacific The result of the prpvous six month"; ban
ness not given in consequences Of the nonreccPi Of the
accounts from the then Agent Mr. Vanderbilt ba. the Com
psny claim large balance as due thcn
The following a comparative sistomen. Of receipts and
expenditures OF tho Pennsy vsaa Railroad Tor tho yoars
1850 and 1874.
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Internationally


p,rh.m has 1900 Gift Tickets ss ,. IN I9 No 81,
.usJ - bAa a. an yam viii b. ~ the m0st
Bs presents m'ae tbs yesr I'M S or q. isis. a. desire
v sshsr however viii refuse one o. those p -
Pa.ss - that the COMMITTEES hsvins charge OF nc az
HsEb M t,,rv M cases aud et those ntfestel NOV
lsSss are oirs We sec sy "a our
f Of alt holder. or IN may P3Iehs.'
lsy of tne o.n en-. child whether resident orstrAnser
nsfrs -, NJ spendd exhibition
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h for comparison


Increase sl,is46 95 or about 33i y cent.
The increase from 1851 is nearly 100 cent.
The New-YOrk Central Railroad understand has de
claed dividend Of per cent payable on the Is. OF Feb
rusry prox This from the business ofthe last nine months
TIE proposals for the Panama Railroad loan opened
to-day at the Office ofthe Company The whole amount bid
for was 50 900 and bid below co. The amounts
awarded arc as annexed
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COURT CALENDAR, THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT-Nos. 80 80. 45 Sc II. TO- 70, 60 to
h4 Iof, les. to lis. inclusive.
cosNos PLEAs-Part Mos. %, 35 "a to IS, inclu
a.. ".u H. Nos SO to 10, u IS
d' c,srr,, Nos 35S O. e59 49, II, Is 10, 49,
TO- 20 q, IA
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT-NOs. 81, to 30, inclusive.
hrPREME CoURT-SPecial Term.-Nos. /, 10. H. IL, 80
IA fJ \ elusive
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SUPREME CoURT-Srlrt,G,IIi,L TEEN

Before
soTIoS FOR IEJUHcTIoY AS TO SINTB Az RAILROAD.
H. Hoppock and others agt MinorC Story and others
order wss granted yesterday reurnaoe to-day to
dow Why injunction should not Issue sSsos the Pop
eran prohibiting the construction OF rosd
O. kahtv through Greenwich and WSshngtoass 20 the
bttsfy.
Before Judge MITCHELL
CLAIM AS TO A CHURcHYAuLT
HoryA Boss and ohers heirs aud next Of Kin OF JehI WEI
tee deceased ssust The Northwest Protestant Reformed
Dueh Church, Charles Horton and Charles Dennso1
say that in 1917 the trustees Of the chare
~ Of 500 conveyed In fee simple 70 said Ioha
geeeL psee Of ground the church yard o. the
sne enueh situated the iogh side OF Ffsnkn eew-ep
OEneh sne West Broadway be used By the sd for the
2p ntefnsni that Mr. Westeryelt entered into posse
asn and held the during life and ~ his will made the
o 'Slns oe.efnen -" do enoin e the minister elders aud
cons OF tne reformed Northwest Duch Church ~ Ffankin 81
that they shall keep my vsat pndisiaIDs9
eh Oynp1hens ssy that they next OF kln- 6e snd
sheh contains said vault defBdant Deanis1n together
ne seseh 70 be used for purposes other thsn Htermsns aud
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s79s34l1 s5ssi472s $sS.5lH
a4q@alsl

FnozyE TO DEATH.-A woman named Mary Whitaker
- fnDd on the corner Of Degraw st. and CassOnav. on
Tuesdey night frozen TO death IL is supposed she came
to her end by Incorporate habits Officer Gregory OF the
Fourth District Police conveyed the body to the Dead
unusn and the Coroner notified.
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eErrs
o. 5 CIRCUIT coURT-B.for. I,s,. 4,

Q. CIRCUIT COURT-Before J-ds. de bone
Motion for attachment against a witness, on 4. NJ,
examination before COmnsonr In the Of HOrsos
asa the Bo.ton Betting Co The witness examined 81 sons
length The objections answering the present question
tbst the question irrelevant and that he
for Of The parties and that eqgeny he priv
ltgeo person, and not bouno TO
The Court Of opinion been shown th the qus
ton relevant the and the witness hsi ground boant
to Counsel the Judge said much Ia tho habit q
putting questions which rather tended ste the waes 70
elicit The truth he therefore regretted much that tho Con
oueS before whom preliminary examinations taken not
with powers reprcss this exsmnsonI IL does
having been a natvey laid before
that ths question relevant that the witness no, priv
egtd the motion for attachment must be de1ied
SENTENCES.
Mine Of schr Isabella convicted Of mutinou.
conlpne The Captain when the vessel Oh g. Domingo
admitted that he held the captain down the dock and
assaulted him while down Affidavit been presented In ngi
punishment The accused FIRST officer and should have
shown example OF obedience The captain however dosS no:
pro vcusly. Sentenced six months imprisonment
William Dickson and James Goodwin Of the Ut snip
France convicted Of having assaulted Mr. knight second mate OF
the former kandspike and the latter
d-CoOdwn three yea aud Dickson 20 two
years imprsonmen At hard labor
Smith, convicted Of passing counterfeit money
tened TO four years iuprSOnr at hard labor
Thomas Sluh OF the Of the chip White Squa
oftwO assaults another Of me with shath
knife imprisonment at hard labor Tor aree years
nd o ray fue OF 6 cents
Irwin Otherwise Peter Msny brought for
Re Of the OF the ship Mratao1 and ".
CHARGED endeavoring make revolt and firms pistol with
He plea Of guilty He sentenced 70
imp isonment az hard lshor
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Family Marketing.
sOncsdd. Jan =
MAT

Tho following table gives the Retail Prices of tho prnci
pal articles Of Fam Produce in tho City Of York. N
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GRAIN Wheat opened rather ssser and quiet 6e deuanf being
rsny corrsd buyers end the extreme ynce DO
,nded inquiry and have only 20 noe as OF
500 bushels prime Genesee a. 81 OF deissrd or - "a sore
Barley and in limited reqges, Afse Ots are
scy II dc Rye firm The demand god Tor s5poft '.ss
81 bu.he River Al g. Cora better especially nss ne
l. IN demand for export and the home trades ssies Of
busbe At 7a S wh and yellow So1thers Y ' ga
southern mixed esvy &c for Western mixed ana ~ W.
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ssss8s
The annexed table Of the monthly earnings for the past
two years shows at at glance the rapid accumulation Of
business on this road and gives earnest of what the u
ure will produce The figures in every case exact
~ ,no- ororob for oonnari.op.
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h o,Sn tb.i N order defeat the title Of rlsns sai,
p, 80 - .r.hs th-m 10 title 20 sad Chlre>
sop they have ibstatsd eedin IN prnon in Of
~ ~ or.on one ofcfs 81 ms chs" and hava
~ for s-ie and proceeding % sell to sTi
ee ,de said decree Upon state Of the plantfs
D non iypcon restrsa def aisns proceeding
sS o pde deeTeb and from executing coavsyADcs TO
the d tho church IN defense niorposs the
Iee oet No and insist thar the Court By
Partition SAT- 10 Interfere with the
pIoeeedins In this ca defense they order Of
partition suit and n the psftit made
Souh cher Than The deere said piece Of property Argument
" a presepted
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TbeU. S. Treasurers statement up to Dec 20 shows
balance Of s23lls,OOO subject to DRAFT
The report Of the Michigan Central Raiload tor
Eight 2 cent dividend. ..''''''''' 49,
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Showing an increase Of 1899 tuns in 1859
The following is statement Of property hrs' eieareI
the Collectors office at Albany on the Enc anu I
Canals during the year 1853 showing 'ne 94"-'-''
.ove-ore yslue Of each article
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We noticed on Tuesday morning the failure oil tne pay
meni Of the interest the State Debt OF Caona ~ oo
sequence Of the arrival OF the funds lhoSe
rbohv reied bv the Panama route and in consequence
Of the wreok Of the steamer Winfield Scot; have been de
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KY-The msrket staef INC oeItII 10. nsnf "
Drudge s nominal - Al. ,.,As,.x
In ssles bb 3i IS FOR Mesa aS s'fe
ais 80 for s2 Is for new Prime bad OF 90 at t's ga
p,;ns Beef limited demand aud the market heavy 49,
- 80 bb a, ss sll for Country Mess So l Tor ets see
mont Meas; s for repaeked Chicago md toe ooaaS
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Fresh suAD-The first fresh Shad of the soasOn from
Savannah vas offered in market yesterday They were
selling at 81 50 each Fresh Pork has advanced about one
cent H. Smoked meats have declined about one centV
b. since lat week Fresh meats remain about as last
quoted, but willprobaby advance before next week
The above markets carefully revised by tn following
dealers at the Washington Markets
J. NJ FUILEe-sand No lol, Batter, Cheese and Lard
n PACKER 3 Son Stand No. g. Poultry aud Game
KNAPP Nos q and g, Beef, Mutton veal aas
Lemb. c,.-g--,-,rr.... p..o.
Beet, 1ongues. &C.
j IL BFoAs 4 Co.-stand No. T. Fruits Of All kinds
! ID Hscox--stspds Nos II and 10. Fish dealer
G. g. HARRrs-siand No. 81 Egg Cheese, sc
nr DRIEEERYegobles OF all hadsi County make' 10 u'n'
o. stand No. lCl
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR THE N. Y TRrBusK
"WEDNESDAY Jan. 1854
AsBEs-A quiet market for old bills at IS 50 Tor Pss and - 10
for Pearls 1T ~ Ia . 4. .tt..
of1 on descriptions We the old quotations OF tho Got
on BroEersp Sales to-day $50 bales a. follows export Sd.
home use Az; speculation N.
CA
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sales at the stock Exchange. JAS. 4

W ssssHF sssssss -
5N Y. & n. Ilav. K R....lel.
d Michigan Cent X. R.....lO0i
o co ............ ..ssslVot
o do............. b30.lol
q Mich. So. Coast .........lo2
2 y Indiana Colst.........lC2
% Cleveland { Tol. X. r.. 02s
. Nor l. Wor. X. R....bj1 COY
o Hudson Riv. Il. R....bj0 CD
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HcJs-Ny retsil. Co az go 8
RurFsr ~ ths tub y n. 81 On
~ The pDuna y y 81 6fs
Csss.s-Jn hote- y n .... no ~
~ the poapd, v Mo slsk
Pine Apple, essh. "A iBt
Lam by the tub. y lD.....iik
car mais. a. rstai,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05
NEW-,IERSEY ITEMS.

Prof 0. S. Fowler will deliver the first of a course
lectures on PhrenolOgy this evening at the Reformed
Duich Church.