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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31
Sales Of Stocks mt philadelphia. -. JAN. 30.

TReUored fOr The ~ Y. TRIBUNE BY J. r. a IT. b. FErl
Fir,i BoGyd-lO0 City g. s9l; 81 80 do new, 92 900
do s2i go do 81; 65Oo City in Tote, s9i 500 W.
Ist r. Is 81: SO 25Ciiy Warrants %; 900 Suq Ca
nsi g. ga; 900 Penn S. lis $ Nav. Boat Loan s3i 100
Urion Canal g. eIl; Penn RR, in lots 81 10 d. 81 ~
do, IN lot. 2cj Is DO @3 Is do 2o DO 2a 20 Lo7 7s
EorTstown H. 10 lots S.; 81 Union Cala, Pref, b. III
s7 do os b5wn ~ 10 Morris Cana G NV ~ 2 i}
Washington City as ~; 80 Vicksburs r. r. b. 10 fead-
ing RR Al; Consolidation Bank -; 2Bsnk oil re ma
1854; DO, j9t; Bank Of N Lib g. IN, r,
Beveen Bo1Tds-8O Grard Bank III % Commercial BE-, 81
Second Bo0rd-5CO Union Canal 6s %; 600 CJyss new
ynnts 81 go CITY SIS IL 76i; al Penn R. r. e. ~ 81 Beay
Mead r. r. s ds 5z3; ION. Penn r. r., ot 10 ~ 100
Iong Island H. r. b. 50 do Isl 30 do b. ut 800 Morris
Canal I 80 Schuyl Nav b5wn lgl; 90 Lehgh Nav ~;
Commercial Bank, 81; Bank Of N. America, l5't - -
1ney Boayd-2 600 City SIS Ss 1000 do new, vs. 10
Reading r. R. N. Penn r., oi 10 do lsli 100 Long
IsInnd h5. I5i.
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PhiIadelphia Cattle Market. Jan. 80.

The markets and to-day very active parcu
larry the SHEEP market the supply being unusually large
BEEF CATTLE-Pnces well maintained, and 600 head
were sold at average price Of 10 80 100 10. Among those
which arrived VIM. L. Torerrs Avenue Droyeyard, per
Penusyysnis Railroad, fine lot belonging 70 Messs
Brsden Jurey Wells GrossmAn all Of which sold from 10
to Sll pIOO b.
sHEEP-Snce the have been running regularly the
Peuusyyana Railroad the arrival OF Sheep Torbers YARD
las unusually The lots offered yesterday and TO
day belonged the following individuals; Messrs CRUDE
De.tsik eco head Council Sedonridge, 4OO Aeon, 6OO
Brown Co. 80; Powers Patterson, 500; and smaller lots
by other dealers amounting in all TO $50 head some sd AZ
from 25d IS y head; others at s5d IS and few
low as IS 50. The average price about % Y head
HoGsThe supply Of Hogs continues good 2Oo hayng Deen
sent on to New-York ~ :
Cows AND CALyEs-There were but 100 III market an Vi
" hich were sold al from +2Od $50.
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Disasters, Sc.

THE Dr. ScHR MARs from NewYork for 81. Johns, ". r.,
was PARTIALLY disabled In the late gales and put into Halifax the
10Th INST This the vessel which took Oft the Of the sch
state Maine, Capt PhlbroOk OF and from Frankfort for
Cardena before stated. Capt Cameron Of the Mars
that on the 9th inst 10 80 D. M lat. 20 80 lOn SO 90 while
running under tbreeeefed ores weather very dark and
showing he heard piercing cries OF Distress and stood
whence the proceeded firing and
know that they heard Having boat that could with
any possibility live Ia such attempts continually
ede the people OF the wreck or such proved 70
by steering the Mars close could be done with
safety and throwing lines with running bowling knots toward
tie By this Capt Pbbro0k got On board the
Mars another slso got hold Of line bat was drowned
probably owing his having made the moose secure round
his body Lay by the wreck ell day repeating hese enofs
the suTyiyors-he weather still very stormy Several ve
sells passed distance uder Teefed sails and Capt o. set 70
ensign union down IN hope Of attracting their attention.
they kept their All endeayo % rescue nose on
wreck H. number proved unayaing and at night on
Of the wreck Capt c. thinks the sufferers dd not sur
we through that night The position Of the wrecked yee
presented nuperable obstacle TO laying NC han
sonssde good ships boat would certainly have sueea
them. "a
yarmouth Ms where she put leaking aud part oil her car
thrown overheard. ~
CART. GRIFFIN Of brig Sarah from Pensacola, arrived yeA
trday reports 10th inst lat "a Son ~ % saw snoone
OF about 10 tGns burden, abandoned with tore ana
AID rudder gone apparently ul Of waercoud not ecerta
her Same date, spoke schr. Vermont, Capi Eoit
Boston for Wilmington rs days out vita oss OF both nAs f
ybbooIn, wanted assisfance-vessel Ia good order
NoRFoLK, Jan. Eve have just received dhpaehg
CheckAmaeonico, near Cape Hatteras. Hyde Co., kI,s
Jan which that the scr Clara Jane Of Anf
from Barbados bound NewYork with cargo o. 4. 20
copper hides and the like, had ashore sey 80
sayed and most the materials Of the vessel ssy %
saving The sale OF the maenas -, - -. Nv
6 p ;ss on ns sss 'n INST Inc zee ''' sest
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1Ot1l. siyo'
Avaraga Drice per head


VEALS-There been increased demand for good Neals
dis week and sales very superior Calves have been
made al &c. H. live weight Kittens Ia the demand
as uua aud regard is paid the City Ordinance against
Where the Health Com
missioners
MILK COWS-There is scarcity OF good Cows and are
cogzaut of sales further supply OF good
mixers with young calves would md ready market "a 10
S65 OF course they must be good at that.
SWINE-We think IL safe advise readers that good
Ohio Hogs averaging 1870 10 net will ind ready sale at
7sc dead weight .
We hear OF several large lots the way. One owned by
Mr. HAYES were 3c II they arrived before Feb
II hardly possible them TO time understand
that they e Dunkirk Monday for Buffalo IN hopes TO get
showed forward from there they could forward time
on the Erie road owing the crowd of stock Of which 10
in the late for contract and that will cat of full
half a cent pound.
The receipts OF the average ten thousand
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Those who may be led TO suppose that the market to-day
good because the number buocks in he yards less
than half the number OF last week, will be led into most
fortunate IL the asking price half cent higher
cattle and In whole cent IL
true upon rising market the seller has the advantage Of
have dull market within the year than this
to-day good Of the butchers bought beray last
week decidedly low compared with previous aud
they hungry and indifferent about buying
Some decline making offer at the advance put cattle
to-day under the impression that there Is large number
the here and therefore prices will advance but on the
contrary be- likely fall of the second market day Of
very considerable, and st low rates.
We hear Of several droyes Of beeves that expected
thiE market At Albany in raculsr several lots laid up
that 10 Thos. White.
Tie offerings OfcOnrac stock transportation on the Ere
Road have been very much beyond the capacity OF the road d
mig this weather.
DELAYS have been unavoidable not only upon this bat every
have been made keep the track clear and trains
Some Of the buocks the yards to-day have been thy CAY
the here. True that onethd the tne
wears when all the cattle on foot out now y
three six tres takes in good weather 20 Ds
cattle from Ohio Indiana and Inois and some OF inc @
coed feed under shelter arrived In SD condition Ih
iok far more for cToHba than marketable bee SOLE VI
them never 81 decent dog AZ home or
There Is scarcity Of good stock here to-day ana ts
demand sharp have seen IT, All thA arc 'ens
nov AZ lCl q HE would readily sell for g shilling
ieb ~ judse 20 Be about fourth Ayrshire that are Alto
eetber e the quality have ever seen among Wnat
m termed our This pair bought two years
a.. by Charles G. Teed Of the cattle brokers Of this
ist 70 feed upon farm In Westeheser County bat
tempting oder INDUCED him them again just year ago
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NARLVE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NETWORK

Steam Nashville Berry, Charleston sPohord' l"e'on
4 Co , Florida woodruff : L. MitohiL -, ~ 49,,
Sbir.-Sea Nymph Harding San Francisco, W. ColtnAa
Coz Celestial freeze Buckman, Consaninope' ~ T. o"A
4 Co ~ Y....,.x
Bark-Roya Arch, l3r) Kenny, Glasgow, w Lanein'sr
Brgs-Wscsss " niby, Cedar Keys, SInalwooJ andet91
Co Favorita RoSe Nuevitas NJ NJ freeman Co. ooid
Hunter Greenwood, Aspiuw all, G. Oney J. H. Jones' Mis
Charleston Doner Potter; b. Strout, Wallace Trinidad
Thompson a Hunter g.. 4 TIL
Schooner MaDhasset Brown, savannah Scranton Tau
man. Mills Rowey Apaschcols, II. Poet; Louisa, Norris
BSsion IS W Lewis Lycnn Nelson, Richmond, n Pier
I'm Fckford Webb. Luther. Glasgow, Durham Dniond
pride of the Sea- BurmeisteT Gibraltar, Fox sconeii
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

N
ASHES-The market s both kinds light arr
sales 80 bills Sc IS for Pots and Pearls
Montreal Pots salable 81 Saeratus
BEESWAX-We learn Of sales of 2oOO ms Northern and
Southern Yellow al % ) lc-a moderate inquiry exists
these figures.
BOOTS and SHOES-We have TO notice more extended
business and Southern and Western buyers dis
take hold quite freely notwithstanding prices fully 10 per
higher than AZ the time last year The stock Is still
very moderate bat is daily Eepenhed by supplies from the
Eastward The shipping is quite Insignificant
BRICK AND TILES-The demand as usual At this
Of the year, only moderate. We quote Hard North River
81 5OQ 81 IS and Philadelphia $3.50 In foreign
change OF importance has taken place; sales so for Welsh
$25G $50 for Welsh and S40d 45 for Srowbrdge Malt
Tiles quiet; last sales az $25d $50
CEMENr-Common is quiet last sales at 81 l2l 81 %
Foreign dull IS for Portland 50 for Roman and
x6d IS for Marble.
CoTToN-There has prevailed active demand to-day,
both for parcels the and in ransu the sales
ported at 1880 bales 500 OF whish in transit We
tnue to formerly decided decline has been sub
med to- though to-days ANYTHING
slight abatement We quote:
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Philadelphia. Markets. WEDNESDAY, jan 49,

doing at present high figures and stock
nearly exhausted CLoyasEED rather scarce and ses range
az IN ~ 81 FLOUR remains quiet and standard brands are
~ ~ d thout much demand for shipment the only sale
made public being bos extra Western at 20 10 CosS
NIL sod RyE FLoUR duj at former rates WHEAT mses
ij,e5 demand AZ 81 s. for Red and ~ lOu % ID tor
White The latter for Prime lots CoRN unsettled and lower sales
so0 bpb yellow az HAZE mostly at 75c IN store. RYE Less
scve and sale 800 bush Pennsylvania was made at 81 H.
0tTS e slowly a. 44e. for Pennsylvania GROCERIES quiet
,ces nm with le stock importers hands. PROvs-
IoSs steady puce with gh receipts aud sales WHISKY sells
a. xauted Sc fJr Dbl and y for hid.
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FRITS-Rasus moderately active, at former prices
se NJ 200 boXe, Bunch az quotations In other articles
there the slightest change from our yesterdays report
We quote: .,, ~, i. q, al
Ra.sins Sun, y csk5 IS a Almonds Mar at sA-.l24g
No Rnrb Dry BOZ s7ldS 90 Almonds lvca, ST. sh Is a
No Tsvar 40 M 8 90 as D ALMONDS Sies ST. sh.. o.
Cn,,snts Rante n p a . Almonds shelled.....25 a.
Ctron Lerhorn... 10 100 Ssrdhes, OoA '''''o- @oV
Almonds. Lang'dc. Il a. ,
GRAIN-olers Wheat Fm; the demand il not very
c,a the arrivals limited hear only Of 800 bushels
pixed Southern IS for Rye held with great
frnuess AID wanted for export sales Of 5000 bushels al
al ga ~ 81 Barley is steady but quiet : l6d 81 .
Oats are abundant and dull Al SAT- for Southern; 81 a
45c Jersey; Ha47 for state and fs1oc Tor Western
EN- l. In request at full prices sales Of 5000 bushels az S0d
&c fo Jerey yellow lgreen 88 9c or southern do Soa
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report shows the decrease OF receipts Of Beeves Tor the
week IN the whole city upon the weekly average OF OIL head
and z.l60 les than last week.
The number market to-day Is Ill head which u ~ de-
crease the which S7S for each market day OF
1855 and 5 decrease the number sold last Wednesday
The OF the principal Of droyes gyen below
and name Of the where cattle from. The Of
statesmen other than cattle brokers' who sell
commission for drovers farmers:
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r. eoo5riass, ESQ, and servant, r. NJ DrinLer stem
berger O. c. Bumford b. Haseltue y L9s.woca c'q, ~
Ganmoa Mrs Newfelder and child, Mrs rreneh ana shho
j. A. Peek and lady r. Kink.sd lady and servant wan
r.u Us Vail n Sevhouss. p McV. Collins esq, Iep- y
r Wr;sbt md servant B. Barnard, y. Wolfe, NJ wolfe, a.
DAVIS stsmPcr H. Cohen PgTdy rT3a Psn ana
Mrs Brush ard children, J. Hil6om n p pasy
Re1nser 4. Lefeve Mrs add snd daughter Mi' be'Ia
Ioln Raksr " R. Clements Mrs Brading and child, r. q.
Hnll II Moore w Hamilton, J. RODGERS A VI baroisns,
Mrs Jane c. Carr c. Eager A. Celvn E p l. r. r.
Hrnt H. L. Marsden. j. B. Snow, L. g. Cabsnn > warner,
J. T Pike l. b. CASHIER, L ~ Preston w TsTmsn, w
TSftius NJ Van Dyke r. Mara, Jno Allen C. Shiaon W.
r. Scott w Fsvile, D. A. Gray, g. Pearson y bals,snd
Bon5 adv and chui J. salmon; J. Leas and lady
j. L. Hoeeand W Thompson Capt; = SoaSa0o 1o.an.
ws,bew, Prof r Risley, Mrs. Frber. H. Herman, W n:
Severance Cspt VIM, O. Mitchell Sap NJ. Gss,sl cs.
RoSsr Martha samuel Strong and go in the Storage
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Nv Teiegrapis.

CHARLESTON JAN 29-The y. 5. Mail stearnshR James
Adger here NewYork at O'Clock this tIaesday)
morning -. .,.-
SAVANNAH Jan S0-The steamship Alabama arrived here
ther wharf last night Hewfork with AL on board well
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,r,xp vopx MANY TRJpIJNE THURSDAY JANUARY 81 1900

sEEps-A moderate business doing in Clover ~
IN. .urrly . Timothy 10 firmly held sles o. ~
hr.h - Is 2S6x5 81 = bush Rough flaa quet p
Gs2og IS n Clean is selling At sls pic Linseed MI"
81, on Calcura Boston at 81 35c 81 40 bush -, :
sPELTER-Hoders are firm Plates are held a. 30 ''E'
mos without sales. -. 49,, :.
STTTbe demand has no. been active and the business
coufned 70 GO bush Lisbon At Dr. and l9o onsn IfAP
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the
principal articles of farm produce in the City OF New
York on Wednesday, Jan. 80:
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COFFEE has ruled firm the improvement ed yester
dAy but there is absence Of activity the stock Of Rio is
IS 800 bags sales of 500 bags Rio !6lc and 25 bags
Bahia AZ lOlo We quote;
Java White 4 DIS 94i Lagusyra, p b......lO ais
Northumberland. ais MArseaibo. 10 Ola
l2l ST. Domingo essh. lOl 9lol
COALThe market without improvement; IN foreign the
SUPPLY lsrge sales Of 50 House Camel
Liverpool Oel dull d6d 30 IS and Domestic Is in
supply and is steady ~ asa - 50 for Peach Orchard and
SIS SEA 80 p for Lehigh
CANDLES-There has been activity ssh, abste-
ment ia price, the supply tr; sales O 20o bX VARIOUS CITY
brands ~ l3c mos. including Staten Island Palm and
Dennis and Seccumb brands a. the outside figure; 4 bS
Phenix Co brought SGc, mos Sperm steady at our
quotations
COPPER-New Sheathing is in fair inquiry al SIC. mos
Yellow Metal remains very firm AZ NC. for Taunton.
FEATHERS-Prilae Western IL moderate inquiry AZ
sass. Other kinds dull prices nominal.
FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand prevails for the low
and medium grades Of and Western Flour for the home
and Eastern trade and notice inquiry for export
Western brands held with confidence these in
closes with good degree Of fnes The better grades
request especially ST. Louis brands The sales Of Western
Canal are 800 bills Al $50 IS 2 for good State
and spshne Michigan; IS e56S ~ for superne Indiana
Upper Lake and Iowa. IS S7ldss S for fine, superfne aud
extra OhO SO 5G III for s. Louis and 80 30
for extra Genesee Included in the sales 1900 bills
for last fifteen days in March IS f5 Canadian Flour
500 hbs sS td $l0 M for 70 best brands South
Flour better request aud tue better grades er;
the arrivals are moderate and the stock dnnhng OF
200 bills S7I6 So 81 for mixed good standard brands
Baltimore City Mills" Alexandria aud Howard xpst: %
IS sfd 5 for favurte fancy and extra brands and S IS
$12for 0siegor and Haxa" Rye Flour Is firm And In
fair demand; sales cfSo hb At $S Ses1 III for sre and
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There is but little change in the prices of produce
since last week, and the arrivals very limited.
Fish is very scarce, and but few kinds in market
cept Goldfish, Founders and Eels.
The above markets are carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington market:
J. NJ FULLER-Stsnd No l0l Butter, Cheese and Lard.
T.. PACKER 4 SoN-Stand No g. Poultry and Game
KNAPP RYSo-Stsnds Nos % and o. Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
FULLER RASD-Stends Nos. and 4, City Smoked Hams,
Bacon, Beet, Tongues, &c.
J. H. BRoAs & CO.-Stand No T. Fruits Of all kinds.
j. ID. HIsCox-Stands Nos. II and 10 Fish dealer.
C. B. HARRIs-Stand No. So Eggs, Cheese, &c.
s. L. KING Co.-Nos. and . Fulton street Green and
Dried Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, &c.
WIN. J. BLAcK-Stand No. 60, Vegetables.
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POTATOES AND TURNIPS-Common Potatoes are IN
altered in prices sales al 81 80 for Western Rel and 759
- Dbl for Mercers aid Csrers Turnps selling AZ 5c
y bbl for Whites. and s7t a ~ for Russas
RlCE-1here good export demand bat prices dtc.
above the limits Of shippers orders and nothing has
quenee been done except few ties TO the tAde former
prices Sales OF 100 tcs q Fd5ic
sALTPETER-Tbe market very firm with fair inquiry
sales Of 2coO bag part arrive Boston, terms We could
lot learn
SUGARS-A firm maIkAt with moderate demand: the re-
ee 4 continue light The Kate and Alice arrived this
VIII me second noration this OF crop Cuba
gars 70 Moses Taylor The first arrival sold YESTERDAY az
as reported by Sales also OF 500 bags Brown
sr refining al &c, and 200 bids Cuba and New Orleans
20 A. uFrn uofaft
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The new banking house in San Francisco which we
announced sosv months ago has gone into operation
II consists Of C. X. Garrison, Charles Morgan, X. s.
Fretz and W. C. Ralston.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the third week in January were as
fplows:
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VTs ~ cd are firm quiet the arrivals being limited
utts- are in moderate demand and hrm Halifax Herring
are scarce and wanted cargo IN bulk 6oury expected ne
~. a. ave been from store and important We
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p.rfDe. Corn Meal Is easier s,x o. 100 ee Ola s,ssS
r runcheons Buckwhest Flour in good eeHAn a. - "~
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In tie steaaship George Lac from A,IaedL-Dr. Chas s.
Tripler u s. A. z w Rugsles Major NJ w. CLARK aud
ant U, s. A, j. Michael, DR.. w. L. Nichols, U. s. NJ, "
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reported By Telegraph.
KEw-ORLEANs. Jan 29-p m.-OorroS.-saes today 900
bales at firm rates Other articles UNCHANGED.
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IMMATURE ALAANAc......rHls DAY.
Rises..7:I2l Ssts........5l5 hooA-s1seN' i''
fHfs DAY.
:5sa Gov island iSa Gel-Oate''
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.,,,d p.incrville and A.hr,bul. railroad let

a9sveland Paineevle and AshKabula Railroad lss
Mortgage and the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad
Income Bonds, will be paid a. the banking house Of
Messr.. Winslow, Lanier g. 90, No. SO Wall street.
Tae New.York Life-Insnrance Company lrus'ees
have declared dividend scrip of 30 cent Oh all le
policies which have beer in force twelve months pnor
10 the lst of January 1885, and y cent interest IN
cash on all previous scrip dividends, payable lst oil
March The Companys accumulated fund or assets
amoupts To 81 o59. o9s 65. Their premiums last year
amount 10 s3ls ss5, and net profits TO sl57,O35 IS.
The Ienox Fire Insurance Company have declared
half yeasAE dividend of cent payable on the 5th
February. s
The busks&f the Clearing House was sl9, O3l, 400.
The steaYes an AspinwaU brings 1881 900, which
q some 100000 less than anticipated. The
amount sent to Erglend from Aspinwall was nearly
double the amount etssnated The two arrivals have
brought in gold, Irebury Drafts, and sterling, about
o. GOO 900, which, there is no foreign drain, will
20 10 strengthen the Banks. The Panama Road is in
good order and doing large business. In addition
30 the gold per Golden Gate, the road transported
s25s 93l Of silver, and s377,l63 of gold for English
account brought by the steamers from the South, H.
NJ. ship Brisk which we alluded to some time since as
long overdue from Acapulco, had arrived at Panama
with o., $4,000 in silver which would 90 over the
Road and he shipped by the Southampton steamer of
the 24th The following Is a statement of the number
and tunnage of vessels which entered the ports of
Aspinwa and banana during the year 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

"WEDNESDAY, January W, l6JO.
REEVES These sold by the head price equal 20 the
value rer pound estimated weight Of Beef the quarters
The hide and tlow or fifth quarter not counted IN TN
market rs It is IN Boston
The prices to-day will average half cent hshe9than last
week First quslity lQlllc super extra l2c medium lO0
lec poorest 9d9tc. But few sales lie OF under &c
PRICES VEAL. CALvEs-Csves are usually sold through
the year at 7c pound live weight except those from
10 ak DAYS old Known Kittens" which bring 81 Is TO %
months old sell tor SSG 50 good fat veal sells often
high 9 z90 f0.
"a he prce Of Horses Ordinary Cows $50 f40i good fair
Cows asa $50; extra quality with calf, 8 t5G SOS
SHEEP AID LAnBs-COmmOn Sheep, +50P7 30 extra
Sheep, slOd sl6; Lambs S5G 81 ~
swnE-western Hogs corn fed lsrss, first 1uaity. live
weight 6d6o dead weight 7iG1tc small size do live weight
slide dead weight 7d7lc still fed, live weight, y 1oc
dead weight 7tQ7c NewYork State heavy dead weight "
ale; New.YorS State. small nse, prime for market re-
failing, &c. heavy Hogs, nc,
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v NJ LNr.
rnte1,r nnd ImnfrL1l.
HYsos SKIN AND TwAsKAY.

TOBACCO-Kentucky very quiet in The ABSENCE OF any
SIMPLY Foregnis very firm and moderately active Manuac-
tued very firm with steady, fair demand from the trade
for fayorte brands few lots have been taken OF 10 Jumps
for Australia The receipts have been small several vessels
being locked up by the ice the James River which very
unusual for so far South The sales to-day uimportat
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OF stock the loves prce appears 10 be I'D O
SllU 50; averaging S3 03 n head o- -,
Samuel AcGaw sold 667 head tor $500 ayeraging - 80
head One sold for tl3 for 40; p for S7i p for 500
James McCary sold 90 for j20 averaging 70 o. FIFTY
of these extra fed by ~ b. keeny Leroy, N Y, and
= 262 80 80 do. for : 49, .
TIE sales to-day Browning appear 10 be pretty slow WIN
about eco on hand and arriving.
~ h. n Rood At Chambcriu's
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III TTTW1 UTIW TTIWTW - =
Sheep by d. b. Rood al Chamberlin's:


Average price. : 81 -
He saws 1.-THE market to-day closes dull with some 5O mead
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The redemption of the part paid or unrecognized
$500 600 loan bonds during the year has amounted
to s.,3i9,OOo. The rate at which these bonds were
adjusted together with the interest," s5s5 81 for
each one thousand dollars. There remain outstanding
1884, 900 of these bonds which interest has ceased
The bon ds falling due in May next viii be paid on
presentation. The interest public adjusted bonds
payable semi-a annually in the City Of NewYOrk, is
Sli3,397 &C.
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IFAS-I M y UII Y = HUI
s.esdy pT.ces. BLACKS are mac
for Friday checks operations.
from ShaDgkae with a cargo Of
but quietly. a. cur annexed pric
tbs afternoon BY Messrs. Allen