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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

Fra hoard 200 City 6. cash g.; 800 do. new cash ~
tc0 DO do S9i; 1900 Aeshsny Co os Cleveland
7l is7 Isnns g. az 1850 do, s2i 1900 Psnna Coupon
S. City 5s b. 70; 2ooo Reldns Ralr0,d s ~
Cty Wsrsns cs,h a2i; 40 do, 81; go Phia sgnoaIy
Rar0sl Is. SEQ City Railroad C. days ~ 20 n fes5s
20 Log leland Railroad b5wD. li Is Penhs Rairosa ~
10 LS,ie schuy Rsrosd 4s; 50 Beaver Mesd Hsh,9ee,
5S; 10 do S.; Nnehl Scrip 2i Sdo so. 81 Mhc M
Rnhrosd ca; do S. 81; Is n Bank Of Kent9eky GASP M
Betveen Boayds-SoOo City g. sJwn, sei 80 Reading n H.
b5wn 42!; 30 do. i2l 50 do, b5 ~ o ,-,. p.uxo.d
second BOarG25 City wsrsHis 81 S CO. CIV n. e3
IGo0 s. az; 1900 Pennsyvsns Coupon - W
2Lit,le schuyi Railroad Jt; 10 Beaver MEADOW 1Ia "a
North Pennsyyania Railroad Isl 100 Reading RAroe1 3D.
52I 50 Long Island Railroad l4 ID FARMERS BANK OF Aeh'
tucky b5 1859 2 do, 1851. . NJ, l.. -. - -.
Ijter Board-S2 Beaver Meadow Railroad IN los 90 10
Iehisb Nsyigso 80 Reading Railroad s5 AZ 100 do AZ
20 do bJwn 42i; go do in lots 42. 100 Morris Canal IS
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The following shows the property forwarded '0a re-
ceiv,d by lake, railroad and canal

rand
The increase Of trade for less over 1854, is more
than sla6, coo oOO-saying nothing about the cana
trade-of which increase the Lake contributes F0''
1879 52s. and railroads s7l, $50, $40
At New. Orleans, under date Jan. ~, money wa
easy and exchange very plenty Sterling, Oeot
cent. Francs 5.4Oas3li. Bills on the NORTH oo
davs q q discount. Freights were dull Cotton 10
Liverpool 9-l6d.
c,rx. AND CHICAGO Ro,D.-Among the Western
-o;Iroads the Galena and Chicago shows by far the
hest results for the past year. Asthe people here own
several thousand shares of this stock, Is peter 10
have some exact statement of what the ROAD mas zone
during the past year, than Oh WHAT 10 eAPee' " N'
NJ some future time.
It's total receipts-if the monthly returns are not
false-for the year ending Feb l, 1856, calling the re-
CENTS of January s30, ooo against ,3o' last year
viii be s2,2es, 423-an increase OF aooue o I'm
over last year. Its running expenses are estlnated
nv the Directors at 80 cent which y iar 100 low,
though owing TO the enormous prices IL OBTAINS Ioi
freight they are much less in proportion TO the re-
ne, than those of any other railroad. Calling them
"a s. cent thew amount to $500 900 for the year Inc
outstanding bonds Of the road amount 10 s~2vV,o!o
Of which $500 900 were issued In May last Inc IN
terest paid for the year Will be sl6o,ooo Deduc'ins
these two items from the gross receipts, there remains
ne, income from the doings of the year OF q, 2l9
lo3 or o. q cent on the capital stock of s45OO,OOO
Ont Of this dividend of % cent mas oeeh ae-
clared leaving surplus on hand OF sZIs 30. De-
HlQD
Of over 100000 last February which we know nothing
about. .,.
The dividend and new issue of stock will increase
the capta from $4,000 900 to IS, 100000, upon which
the same net income, without any increase Tor next
wear would yield profit of % y cent. That there
will be some increase il probable from the fact that
the Company now has new line eomRet5eGd 70 tne
and AZ an average distance of so miles from the old
line This must afford considerable freight to THE the
road from the produce raised along the hne. The
chief revenue of this road is from the freight of grain
and other produce East, and of lumber West for
which il obtains enormous rates, having no competi
ton from canals rivers, other roads. According To
the Chicago papers this railroad has brought into that
port from the interior during the year 1855 over zen n
hons of bushels of grain in exact numbers, TO-
bushels being more than arrived there from all the
other railroads, canals and rivers put together. OF
This 3s3 bushels were corn Of the crop of 1854
A. the corn crop Of 1855 in Illinois was threeiod
greater than that of the previous year, and has not
Vet come TO market the road will have some increase
Of income from that source The road also carried
West at exorbtant rates of freight last year about
frelce million feet Of lumber, or more than all the
other routes combined. Hartford Times.
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~. .,,.,,.pcs Of 6rnuesa Refined

uom.u,; prices have the sTrehan''
suE.r are dull but nl r Clover Seed s quiet li9!e
s.s1 IS a5a IS 81 bush Rough f:a SEED
sissdy oes! 20 ainssss csesss to STRIVE part
s2S5 and part at an advance ,,.lix with some specu-
s4iTPETER has advanced m,ist ,rye al Boston &c.
Lee. u cen; cash in bond -. -.r,sl, sale,
ToBACCO-Kehtueky continues sarce and H bse Cuba
., en- th5s III, Foe'snis unchanged sales Oh wv
~ lIso "a cases Florida terms not MADE PupI anita
oW-The stocks not large, but me .cstonj
trivial sales Of 10 oco Us. prime Ci'y tbuieneis
a, IzIc ca.h Roush Fat sells a. &c ., al rce- are
wOoI-The market is increasing in setiSy aba sale. for
TO DAYS Of 3 coo NJ. Fleece at 80 &c 70. Low 20 my ~
Pulled Is much sought efler with sales OF 49, s,d
g. .rs- and so 4cc for extra. FOREIGN TENDS upwaI ala,
wAisKY-The market is better, with nsn. P pi ~
~ Ico Ma AZ SiQSic for Ohio, sndSii 40 of rn''"
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAs. 2s-Befcre Judge
IgcHRsOLL.

THE NORTHERN LIGHT AFFAIR
This morning, the Court having been opened, the
Crer by the direction Of the Attorney called T. H.
Tinklepeugh.
Mr. cutting-He appears by his
The Crier next called Joseph Fowler.
Mr. CutDgIhere such person that KNOW OF, except
q very respectable merchant Of mat name. 49,
The Crer then called Joseph L. White 70 wch no response
Mr. Cutting then rose and read the following affidavit;
Edward L. Tiuklepaugh Of the above named defend
Court 2d Of January 1885, and then aud there
pleaded the indictment In this case and 70
proceeded forthwith trial therein and he nccodngy
did Court aforesaid declare his readiness and willing
trial that he there stated and he AYERS the fe
be that he and is the master OF the steamship
Northern Lights that the said ship appointed to leave this
public Of Nicaragua that his said master cope
him leave IN command Of the said steamer that he expects
return IN this port and that accidents TO the said
excepted he return 10 the port OF New
YORK on or the day Of February NEXT that he has
GOOD and substantial defense the merits az h Is advised
by his counsel and believes"
Mr. McKeon-That is for Capt Tinklepsughi for Mr.
White.
Mr. Cuttng-Mr White Of town, he having been called
business Moreover the recognzance
perceive not retunable until the first Tuesday Of Feb
Fowler that the District Attorney mfgh have al
Iuded the Chief Engineer Of the steamer whose name how
Gilbert Fowler Of this indictment TO hrn
q mere nullity.
Mr.. McKeon-You appear for him
Mr. CuttngI appear for Gilbert Fowler who sued by the
Joseph know of such person. except very ro
spectacle merchant who not able to leave his house and
Ipresume has connection with ths matter
The CourHas the Attorney any remark to make
In answer TO those statementsf
Mr. McKeonf this application had been made on the day
that before the Court suppose could
not have resisted Capt Tnklepaugh i true he'd TO
fhs vessel and the public interests will not sGier from
delay agree to the postponement
finally decided that their trial should stand until
The fourth MoDdsy In February.
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Receipts Of Produce

p n, VvI,on Rirer Railroad for tie reek ending Jia ~
og head Cattle 10 Calves $50 Sheep Stst Mutton ~
Horses O live Hogs 47si dressed Hogs SO AZ Pos
NV n do Eggs IS do Pot and Pearl Ashes go Dds
and Beer Us ' Butter ss5 a. DO w SSss,e So DO Barley
e do rive 4C7 do Feed leo do Potatoes ScO DO beans
and Peas 4so bb Flour eS Rks' "a 81 Gallons
Min Is tuns Marble " bhls. Apples II pkss Fruit ooS
Hons ITO dc Hemp pkss Starch III dozen brooHs Vs'i
ike Paper, III bales Wool ..,,, p, aoo h.,s
Bv ne Ere Railroad Jan. -46co bbls Flour ~" osss
do ii6 bbls Provisions SO do WHISKY, sSS bags Dah <'
lido. Leather. 200 Hos.
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Philadelphia Markets. ..MoSDAf, onn,

Ta s,o-nv weather has caused dull markets " 10,
now and rain have fallen constantly 70 cnee> H
door business UNCHANGED FL"us . .as. RYE
r. ~, md CoRy ME Al nominally unatered WHEAT
frsev offered but demand is limited at 70 ~ Coz
"a 10 70 81 Is for White. RYE cells slowly 81
not in much INQUIRY and only 100 bush have oee ou a. o.
for Psrnsylyana Yellow Oars in limited reques. ~ hu.
vlvsnis i store GROCERIES, and PROVISION RUE
.,stiorary and very little doing CLOVER SEED ses "a
zone holders ssking more WHISKY dull al S4e nHa- s
ID hhl.
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ss ,,,e nj tse resssc owing the Judgment 10 soSn
- .hsIi direct entry 70 be made ~ -
80 =. ,hs ~ bet Of saS Judgment that The same $3.50
- ~ sr. 70 be lien the real property OF ne a
~ =, y-chssers and MORTGAGES m sooe ". adj
~S~as,l Cor Nj Mum objected 20 this being oope n
,,,sd hat where defendant man OF large % y; r
and no: o. al embarrassed the Court mig con ,h-s no
cuhs INIT tat Mr. Barnnm was eonsdeIae'y r,x the de-
circumsovces and " he disposed o. ns &C. tSrmen Two
reties were gwen but they were eotn how
- busnees and there y As ~ - II
som stey ujsht become insolvent hs sd, ~ any len
vas nsnisestIy unjast TO deprive W h;re
Which bis and appeared considerably excited
o, M, oco-ors eius.ons 70 his insolvency 4. phao n
mf L.. issued an order OF reference 70 fhHo |.
ne .' ,;@. 10 be given plaintiffs and suretes oroSf
20 h. seftled
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The Annual Report of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad states that the earnings for the year 1855
have been 1910 32s o. which is sl35 3O2 q less than
in 1854 but s30s ,sl9 AZ more than in 1853. The fall
ing off during the past year is owing to the unusual
high stage Of water in the Ohio throughout the whole
Summer and Fall, which enabled the large steamboats,
TO perform with regularity their trips to all the towns
on the lower Ohio In 1854 navigation was suspended
for several months. The report urges the completion
Of the Allegheny River Bridge, so as to form con-
nection with the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the
stockholders at the meeting instructed the new Board
Of Directors TO push forward the work with all speed
consistent with sound economy. II also resolved
TO create no debt to construct the bridge but 70
pay for il out of the net earnings of the Company.
The amount expended upOnthe bridge during the past
year s4O92l 90. The new Board consists of Geo.
W. Cas- President, and James Marshall of Allegheny,
Thomas Scott and James MeAuley of Pittsburgh,
Charles II. Russell of Massillon, Ohio, John Larwll
of Wooster Ohio, and Charles T. Sherman of Mans
field, Ohio, Directors.
The following table viii show the value Of property
forwarded from and received at Cleveland, Ohio, by
railroad, during the year 1855
Forwarded Received Total
Cleveland CT Can RR. 81 sll5 s.77575O s7s+ sos
Cleveland Ashfabuls... Zokol, joy Htsl o0 Frs9Iiy
Cleveland PittsburEh... so2s,7o 2iel,5D a2iIi 40
81 ss4ssi xsQsi7s, 7a oss
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MONDAY. Jan. 2s-P. ".

There was moderate business at the Stock Board
to-day and the tendency was downward for the lead
ing faneies. Erie fell off to 81 b and Reading TO e3f.
After the First Board there was better feeling ana
prices closed at an improvement on the lowest point
The last sale of Erie we heard of was 500 shares at
5l2 buyer twenty The receipts OF the month, not
withstanding the cold weather and snow, promise to
reach $3.50 600 or $40 600 Reading sold at 81, clos
ing at efl. large operator appears to be bearing
the market sale Of Long Island-the first one for
long time-was reported at 2el seller thirty
probably bogus. Central was 90, which Il
better. The dividend is 2 cent. Cumberland
e. Nicaragua were not active, and lower. In West.
ern Shares the business was moderate. The improve
ment in Galena g. Chicago continues, l0s being bid
at the close an improvement of p cent within
day or two AT auction the stock sold at 1881. Cleve
land & Toledo was ~; Michigan Southern, 96l; Nj
chigan Central, col. small sale OF Cleveland X
Pittsburgh was reported at 81, but zoe shares sold
privately at O., and G3l was bid at the close. In
Railroad Bonds the market is steady, but without
activity. State Stocks are quiet; Kentucky 6s sold
at 100 Ohio 6s, 1860, lO3, and some New-York Sc,
1873, at private SALE at 1Oi and interest.
There has not been a large business done in Ex-
change for the Boston steamer. Rates unchanged.
Sterling "A sales, with some leading bankers ask
irg 81 cent. The supply OF outside bills Is not large
most of the receipts by the Southern mails having
come TO bankers, who have been but small buyers in
this market. The demand for remittances has not
been large but viii probably increase with the grow
ing ease of money.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was small. Paid,
s57744 Received s79 Oil 25; Balance, 81 72 223 -.
Paid for Assay Office, sills ~; Paid on disbursing
Checks, s11,O44 80.
The Customs receipts can hardly be as large during
this as during the past week, when had three
steamers in from Europe.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows about the loss
of specie, which anticipated, all of which has
gone into the Sub-reasury for duties Notwthstand-
ing the loss of specie, the banks have gone on with
the expansion of loans the figures showing an increase
of about 100000 These institutions probably as
sumo that the loss will more than be made up by the
California arrivals near at hand. The Deposits show
an apparent decrease of 100000 but in view of the
difference of clearings there is a small increase.
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM-Jan 2s-Before Judge
ROOSEVELT.


Yesterday morning II. j. Dillon, ex-Corporation
Counsel stated DEMO- Chief Justice of thu Court of
Appeals had assigned Judge Harris Of Albany hold Special
Term herring the Report OF the Commissioners appointed
for the forming the
Central Park He therefore moved that the be set down
for Tuesday Judge Harris had written that he would be in
town Judge Roosevelt remarked that hs wrote 10
adee Harris last week but had received reply from him he
might possibly from him In the of the day. when he
would consider the motion and notify the parties that
the matter would lie till Tuesday when in all probability
che final hearing before Judge Harris
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s,,,pruy couRT.-srEcraL TERN-JAS. 29-Bsfore
'oi Judse WHITING.
TuE CASE OF cosGRoyE AND CONNOLLY


Tbese parties were in attendance this mornlng ac-
npsnie by their counse T. Van Buren,, esq TIE iedy
- sso sronfsned brother, Mr. Murphy, who has
.~t returned from California and lady whose name we
f,sned was Mr. French Mrs C. respectfully oies'ed
and kept her vel down durins the pToceeaings ,h
Mr. Ven Buren, said that In this matter he unoesod the
warrant had been Withdrawn ana enothef OLE
obtained IN the which covered soI Of me oeiec
Of the former Mr. read the warrant snd also case IA
point from WeudeS reports He commanded there was nothing
10 ,v mat the magistrate who committed the parties n so
foty 20 besr criminal complaints He said that be coud On
ouestSouahly show the time the alleged feoy
snitted Ms c. in New York Suppose turner ~, ~ hs
fY <s ps-euton this TO get nsr our "e
80 a. material witness criminal case would " nov oe
an he psrt parties to evade justice ne heo 70
- ,st did on the face oil lne
Mssistrses that he had the power 70 issue H. Inc
-srsn ala not the Magistrate bat merely
Jusfice Peace. Now Justice Of Peace Is only Msg's
frse by statute.
The Judge said that his impression Yves against the learned
counsel ON tint point A.. ,..x
rant followed the law Of Congress exactly -,
Mr. Van Buren, then requested out Of humanity that &c the
could Boston to-day the Judge would per
INIT them the Tombs instead OF station house
Tho Judge said had doubt that the cceI mr
Juthr A. Ham of Boston, would extend such accommodation
a, was with tho safe keeping Of the prisoners
Mr. Ham expressed his willingness 70 do So 80
The prisoners then given into the custody Of the oce
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MARRIED..

MORE-CUMMING-O Sunday evening" Jan. q, at the
Church of the Messiah by the Rev. Dr. Samuel 0sgood Mr.
JOHN MORE Of sohenango County, N. Y to Miss JANE
CUNNING OF this city.
WARD-D'BEy0IsE-At Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan "a
by Rev. Lott Jones, JAMES s. WARD Of NewYork to
JANE c. DBEvoISE Of Brooklyn, daughter OF the late
DBeXose.
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.VARI.NE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Shps-Lawrence Frost Atchison, Liverpool Barclay Inv
ireston. New. York Milford, Mobile, Nj. Livingston
Bark-Wa ltham, Wheeler Havana, Nesmith : sons. . 10
BvissF.cel Talman Savannah. Sturses, Cleaman Co.
Coral Kinsman Guayama, Bentley Co. - .
Schooner. II. Huntley, Hammond, Baltimore Lord q
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Nv TcIeRruph.
PROVINCTTOV

PROyINCETOWN, Macs, Jan. 2s-Ar bark Wanderer Col
Inns Orleans for Beston Br brig Ssbna Crosby for Bos
tom schrs Queen of the South Wheeler, Mobile for Boston
Hanover Brown Jacme for Boston, Speedwe Cornish Con
eiyes for Boston.
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Arrived.

L. s Mail steamship North Star Wsmack, from Newof
leans via Havana Jan % at with pass and noise 70
D. Terrence Experienced strong head winds during the ene
passage. -, ,t.u,. n, O .,.ax
and hemp to Booth Edgar Passed Aner Nov IN company
,tb ships r. b. Forbes New York Revenue, and Or
shin Great Britain Nov 20 in the Indian Ocean lat . - D.
lon 81 SO e. sgnazed Fr ship Juliet and exchanged
tndes and the following day sgazed the X FORBES Dec
s. lat IS S. Ion. IS E. spoke Br bark Penguin I'm " "a %
was in CO. with the r. b. Forbes The b. had been on me
coast two weeks with constant heavy westerly gales n "hcn
be lost the greater part sails This morning while tow
ing p grounded in mud of Castle Gardens VIII probably be
got of high water She was subsequently got on
ceiyng any damage. "a, !, 49,.
Brig sarah (Of Buckspor Graen Pensacola q ds cotton
he 10 master Has been ashore on Jersey Flats. -
Brig VIM Kbbey, (of Baltimore) Hughes Rio Grande %
ds via Hampton Roads ds hides wool &c. to James Dema
rest.
schr Henry W. johnson, (wreckel Lockwood, fron the
wrecks of ship Stngay Fire Island and bark Echo and
John Farnum the Jersey Coast to Johnson Higgins Re
pos the bark Echo having been pumped out and raised two
feet out Of the sand There is prospect of her being got of
and brought to town.
BELOW-A Br bark fm. Shields BY iotboat A. B. Neil.
SON. No. n. Ship r. b. Forbes Buard, Shanghai Oct. TO-
WIND-sunTise N. T.. Meridian, n Sunset, n. w.
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Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.

NrwoRtE,ys JAM -The receipt Of the Battles adNlees
here Completely unsettled CorroS market and no se
were made today The yesterday amounted to NV oae
Mol ASSES SIC. Corn, 7oc.
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The stfamer Transport. viii.

The steamer Transport which ashore the West Bank
on Sunday night has been got off, and made her usual trip this
(Mondsy) afternoon.
9Th inst the piotboat Mary Taylor, No s. put on
board of Portuguese schooner of her pilots Mr. John Rob
erts since which he has been heard FROM The most
favorable superstition is that the pilot kept the vessel OF into the
Gulf free her from ice and with the winds
had for the past days. she could not have had time to
reach this port yet
days
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Markets- CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

lSVFs-The market is without variations the demand Is
bt salc OF IS bbs At Pots and 81 10 for Pearls
COTTON-The market heavy aud quite inactye ses OF
acc tales a about quotations.
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
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IMMATURE ALmAyAc......rHIs DAY.
Srx-Rs,s 7:I4l Sets........5:l4 MooS-hises'' -
wArER.,..........'.Ihis DAY.
Sandy Hook Aim Island 0:3la Heldate.''<'i<s
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Hnanfial.
pY SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer, Office No.

RY SIMON DRAPER, AuctlOneer, Once No.
- 46 Pine-st, corner William, TUESDAY, jan. 20, at 12
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
IS 600 per cent Bonds OF the Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad Co., 8 COO each.
5000 I'd Mortgage Bonds OF the Chicago aud
Mississippi Railroad Co, 81 coo each.
5000 Hudson River Railroad LIST Mortgage Bonds, 5000
each.
81 coo each
200 shares Hampshire Coal and Iron Co., 800 each
By order of r. ~ Batchord Acting Executor Of the late
Gideon T. Snow deceased:
shares Of the capital stock Of the Wnieds Mining and
Manufacturing tCoal Company Boone and kaswha Counties
OF Virginia, { 100 each.
The property Of the Company consists Of 10 900 Of rich
Coal land TIE coal Of the finest kind Of sint and bnn.
and commands the highest ruling prices In the Western
market.
Is shares Commonwealth Insurance Co., 800 each.
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Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company due "a
-. -. Of February. will be paid on that day at the

Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company que "A
the ist Of February, will be paid on THAI Gay az The
Rank Of Commerce in this city.
The interest coupons of the Central 'Xailroad Of
Vow Jersev due on the lst of Februar- will be paid
en- that day at the Office OF the Company, No. 60
Wall street.
The Nev.York Central Rai road Company has de-
elared q semi annual divd',n of v cent, payable
Doth prox. The transfer books viii be closed on the
aist inst. and opened on the 23d February
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co. viii pay on the l't
robrarv tho interest due on the debt Of the City OF
Albany. $4,000 6-per-cents and s227,ccO OF water
loan.
TRompsoHs Reporter save
"Tbe demand for TIM month just passing away has
been large and prices well sustained at the advance;
We shall at all tmes pay the most the market VIII
bear; at the same time we say 70 our irendS the mar
ket is liable to depression without notice:
"Tbe number Of Warrants Issued to Jan. Il, is as
follows: ,own
10 sos.'.''.'.'.''.''''''-iss
e0s 80 )eN
Observation-Disclosures.
1--WE are at this date Jan. "a buying and selling as
follows: Gilt
so.'........''.''''."ei as acre sere
l0s...................... " 2 acre. - sre'
Gcs...................... W Y acre ~ acre
40s................-.... III = acre ID Y acre.
We annex comparison Of the trade with foreign
ports in American and foreign bottoms at the port OF
New-York for the year 1855:
rrn,or.s Sl4lsO7,7l2 $l2Oss,29l $50 go e4j
Fxports dom. produce. sl055rNO gr&lSlg sl-IsG
Totsl............sa3s37.oe2 s3N32as s256,sss 32s
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OFFICE OF THE Ono LIFE INSURANCE. AID Tsvsr Co
New.York, January IA, 1855
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors Of the

~ CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT trcn
the earnings COMPANY the 3oh OF November 1885,
10 be raid 10 the the Main Line and Tusaaws
Extension the bonds Of the Company payable on the hs
dav Of with interest semiannuay a. the rate Oh
seven per cent on days ofJuy AMI January In the City
Of New-York. - ...,.,...s, -
The above dividend will be paid stockholders 10
NewYOk at the Office of the Ohio Life and
Company the first of February nex and TO other
the time, at the Office Of The Company N o,sve
land (Signedl r. hoS NEIL, SeeIess,yy:
The transfer books Of the Company are now opened