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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
THURSDAY, Jan. 81. y.


There was no important change in the features Of
the Stock market to-day and the amount Of business
was about up to the average. Prices were generally
eff from yesterday somewhat in the morning. At the
Second Board there was recovery in feeling and the
make closed steady at better prices than ruled 10 the
stree, between Boards. Erie left off at 62t 463 The
receipts are s2J, 900 y day. Reading ssi $751; Cen.
tral g3I a 932, Toledo 7fa71, &c. Canton sold at
22I which is better than it has ruled for some time
past La Crosse is above 49, which is the point it fell
from upon the report of the difficulties with the Lake
Superior Company In Railroad bonds there Wa but
little done but the malket is firm. State Stocks are
quiet.
There 10 nothing doing in Exchange, there being no
steamer Saturday.
There is less Grain offering for shipment owing to
the ice in the Atlantic Docks and rates for this kind of
produce are lower. The engagements to Liverpool
include 1900 bbls. Flour at 2s 3D.; 10000 bush. Grain
at 7IdSd.-the inside rate for shipment next week;
800 bales Cotton ct 7-32 a i'd; 400 boxes Bacon at
27s. 3D.. $50 pkgs Of Lard at 27s. Cd. To London,
500 bbs Flour at 2s. lOId. Grain at l0d 100 bales
Bacon at 900. 100 bbls. Pork at Sc. Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1906 962 OF; payments $129, S44 40; balance, sll,
34i,7N 81.
The Relief Fire Insurance Company have declared
a semi aonual dividend Of y cent, payable on de-
mand.
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company a sem.an-
nua dividend Of y cent, payable on the 10Th inst.
The Wells Fargo & Co. Express Company, divi-
dend Of Y cent, payable on the 10Th inst.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road has declared
semi.annual dividend of y cent, payable on the
londs of the Company. This road is nov completed,
or nearly co. and having no floating debt TO absorb
earnings cash dividends wAl coon be male.
The Reading Road has declared, as we indicated
days since, dividend Of Y cen, in cash, pay
able on the ith February, proIimo.
The Union Bank Of Tennessee has declared divi
dend Of y cent for the last ak months payable TO
Eastern stockholders at the Phiadephis Bank, on de-
mand.
Judge Cowles has been appointed Receiver in the
case of Patten We. the Nicaragua Transit Company
the Court ordering that $500 600 security be given
The order directs the immediate sale of the ships, al
lowing Mr. Vanderbilt to bid on the sale TO the amount
Of his membranes and TO be paid slo 600 for his adj
vancesthe surplus Of the sae, if any, to be paid into
court for the bene. of the other creditors of the Com
paDy.
In consequence Of reports having been circulated
last month that the Iowa land offices soon to be
opened an active demand was created for land war.
rants, and large amounts bought up by spectators
Itis row ascertaned that the Offices will not be
opened until April neat and large amounts Of warrants
are returned on the market, with snal demand TO
meet them, causing a decline of two cents acre.
Th0rpson's Reporter quotes warrants es follows:
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% :; g 1 S... z s6 s5
MI 81 A rs t aEtis. inquiry e. Western Canal
rS' 81 81 on he low % r..
limited, and We noacs fair demand ioT It the cG:s
q So 6I az. to iood
state &c asa 90 50 G .upersne Indian. and Iowa, ss $50
St sl:. :Saast oiie a. ' Or
and ,.y s1is, s ap.sas % sas and
ss 15s 81 60 Southern Flour heavy; the Arrival.
s. y icr mixed to GOD .upsIsas Baltimore tc; md
o. for f:Sey and eIa Sr,se. Eye 0uI ,,t arm
lower ..r. Of 500 bbl Bndy-ns a. ., IS in store, sad
ps1 eheon. At el7esH So
Only to note i.es Of coo otis. Western B.ni price
;H;F1STs .gHg.:s' % b IS ~. a, Advance.
srST;ss the s3,,. e.sO Of PS s Of the sss csTpns
$40 b.t. WILMINGTON Peanuts at 81 SIT
~ $50, 20 go. .e am t5s 80. re 100 ba.s
southern white sI 7sa I'll 78 so bush red As.O4fi
soutksrn lInO. Vi. New Ossa. 81 IS Rye sra at
Gs5e small sales Of common Pena.yyAIi. ~ Be Oats are
for ws. ' Wto 'i Besn. e il f.i eqae.t sasa
p bush Car adam Peas lower; 'Ae' Of ao bush sle9 N
Se. -its soassn Pe sse sad Old d. 7 md yellow
s 10 .as d.9s sOus:Sa aeiy.a Pee. A.. s 81
GUNNY BAGs-At Boston there have been sale, Of 900
" OF t B H slipping List report. . of
so bales including 500 bales expected q arrive In March a:
HIDES continue In setiye request huoynt sales OF
400 0rorocos At Se which males 10 6s sold from the recent
arrival and reduces the ste to sales aso Of H Cufsos
2 n at 2c eah e4 cent ard 500 Dry and Dry salted
southern 2Od2fe cash
HoPs-The nahst for Nevis without variation small sales
~ 1dloc old inactive and nominal.
lRON-A hrm but quiet mGket for Scotch Pig Il s)oG
ESQ 50, Hos ,snd small lots q ISL.
LEATHER-The baoysncy IN Henosk and OAK confines
With demand Light and middle weights BaenOs Ayres
Henlock command 81 al.
LME-RoeiArd remains ~ LAT noted viz nominal for both
Sescriptona IN the sesenee Of receipts
hOlAssES continues firm the sales tnoderse and ks
snsl sales Of IS hhds Cuba Auscovsao 9. 4sc.
NAVAL sTOREs-spiits ,rurpentine in rood demand,
and prices trusr ses $40 bbls good merchandise
order Sc cash a. 100 half d. arrive 4sc 80 days
.aeins interest, Crude quiet bu, Arm, At IS 1884 40
o Common RosIn aued for and holders rather
armer IN their views. sales so bb, 81 50 p $40 n dels
cred from yard held higher Of No Rosn
Of so bb' low grade IS $40 ., delivered the medium
and hDe sties quiet for th~ owing the
small stOck osernf prices firmly MANI Cd Tar in
continued duness and IL be Absence Of sales prices are NOM
nal Pitch 10 quiet AZ previous rates.
OLS-The make. for al kinds sks activity and prees for
hind. depressed. Lnseed dull and heavy; ssas
son store n American and Hnslsh sode2r Crrde Whale
Inactive ,s IN the Absence Of sses qassns entirety
.GuinL crude Sperm 70 quiet bat s:es1y. Manufactured
OILS moderate demand UNCHANGED prices Lard on Is
fair request; and the narket shade fer sales 900 saa
Western WINTER 81, esh and 1910 sIa Western Water
Strained a. 81 g.! noA Red OIL fi-ly sctive; s.Ies 600
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Disnsterp, &c.

Extra. from lster received By Aes.rL Bird Seis'n
BARIESAT Jan 5-We arrived here lat night and came
of The ,biu NeYorh (ashcre The rough aud wnd rom
Sek, AID have made hDe COMMENCEMENT sot ou' ot VI
come coils rigging and several eaaes Of erchan disc
s p9rhsses hope the morning 70 put
on bd Of The schooner Fdd~msn The lsst storm has not
changed petition Of the ship aad tAnh vii take
ana hore get god ce Of !. before the ship breaks
10 pieces Of rosewood have been saved On The British
kaTk Tzsso." - 49,,
CAR LAWS Of sehr. MSJ Miller at BostOn 6On fhisSs
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Receipts OF Produce.

Bv the HId,oa RitU Railroad for hs ssst snSiss Jas >
1904 de~ed DO SS42 Nation pk Beef aO do B.con ISL
gis.. Butter ss Ptr Cheese S4s gsss Lard So Pig.
Four fOl pig. FrG 40 pkg, Starch $40 gsr Per- Ss
O6 bbl. Al and bbls Flour 80 bbs Applet 1876
bush Oats 49, $40 bush Malt 3 bush Wheat, bush Rye,
o. bush Barley bush Feed 7s bush Peas and Beans
bush Potatoes 30 bale. Hay 4 bales Hops 0S bales Hemp
6s Wool 5S7 doz BroOms 40 Pig iron 22 DO Mar
bic, IS 045s sides Leather, ss7e gals hnt
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MARRIED..

bARKER--RHINEs-O Wednesday evening Dec 81, BY
the Rev n hacauley, Henry B. Barker TO Almsia W.ds
worth eldest daughter Of Oloott Rhnes ESQ., all Of this city
COMPLEMENTARY this city, Wednesday. Jan.
D BY the Rsv Dr. De Witt the Rev. T. W. Collier Of Free
hold N j. to Mics Elizabeth N. ZsbTiske youngest dsulh
Ter Of the late George Zabrskie Of this city.
LIg0Rr-BEAuMoNI-In this city, on Sunday evening;
Jan. L. by the Rev M A. Lsfond Mr.. Victor LefoIt Of
France 10 Hiss Sophia Beaumont Of this city.
vHDpER-BLAKE-In Brooklyn. Thursday JAN l. At the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev. Mr. Qusken
kusA Mr. Albert c. Vedder to Miss Fanny H. daughter Of
AssB laks
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ps,,.SefpAia Msrkess... JAN. 8.

5srlins Corros unchanged FLoUs 10 still quiet and with
ont % except for bone within the ranges quoted yster
DAY. RYE FLOus and Coax MEAL ronlhs Al io'n so 80
Wsr.r in limited demand and receipts light some so bush
,cd At 81 asa 81 ~ for red Pennsylvania and tot Me.
syn whit. choice. IN store. RYE taken on srrvk sct,ey
sic CoRS is l dull Sc for and 20 9olc for OLD yer
low Oars are better Gales Of Deavre having been made
co. Provisions still quiet; the only transactions re-
rr,ed are lots TO sde Of Mess Pork s LARD worh
is!Stsir in mi. and iecs WHISKY held IS So for hhds
I'D 70 2se. for hhl,.. with srmeI telling
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TO ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORB.


Cleared.
sLps-John Marshall Pendl.on B.isrs Island O W. Ben
son Csrolus Maspus, AaIsh Mobile, VIM Whtlock u.
Brks-Fhsht Calhoun Savannah, Durham DimOn
Habnemann, Abbott, EevO Orleans Eagle HAZARD Monte
rums LiLk DemX4Ta Smith futile; Grand Turk Johnson.
Csrdenu T. }. Peters Cordelis, Hatshins', CUdenn
T,pscou Co.
Bhgs- Suzanne Sherman St. Mnks sralvood Anderson
Co; Claenee (Br, Stub. Turks Island Tucker Light.
bourne Lady Seymour BL), Shaw, Halifax A SHthers
Co.
sehoOners-S. g. Wlrns Smith, Savannah McCresdy Mott
Co Jewett, Oliver Boston, master L. r. Townsend
Kent, AsInwAl, Geo. olney.
BELoW-One bark and one brig.
WIED-EW
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The new Coas.rur.;sn Bonds Of the OH, and his-
sssppi Railroad win be ready Tor delivery in exchange
for the Secosd Mortgage Bonds on and A'er the iNh
inst
We arreI h,t Of TIE oficers OF the State Bank OF
Indiana, which wers into operation on the les inst;
Hssb NtCuiouth, ere.x~pt james ~ Bay; CAshDer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

Since the holidays the demand for Poultry and
Game has decreased while the supply Of rough Pou-
try from the west has been large. New-Jersey and
Long leland Poultry remain at about former quotations.
while western is offered at from to &c. y rs.
Fresh Beef remains at last weeks prices, with
prospect Of an advance after to-day.
Vegetables are in good demand with no change IN
price.
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COUnT CALENDAR-rBIs DAy.

UEITED STATS DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 49, a., 81,
% IS, 81 S. s., 81 So
SUPRyhy COURT-Spscal Term Glass f.-NOs. AZ
AL Class IINos g. S. g. g. g. 81, &c. &c. 49, a. I74 22
2& Beside the above all the calendar not set down.
reserved otherwise disposed Of will be called In their order
and defaults will be allowed.
eUpREsE CoURT CIRcUT-Psrt 1.-The Special
Calendar and Nos 1923 &c. ILL., 1885, 1893 Part IIEos 81 g.
~ %, 1tO 102 to4 100 100 no. liz, H. ll6 ll8, TO
CouRT OF CokHOs PLKAs-Trial Term Part l.
Hoa lA 12 H. 49, 1885, 13s 1873. 40, so. Part IL-Nos a.
o. H2 "a 16l 800 49,
SUPERIOR COURr-Tnal Term.-Nos l43, PSI, 252,
2 49, 49, 2e 15, 267 as rs, 29l, 49, go 302 303 9H
SIS SOL 3O9 $40 3li 3l2 3l4 36, 3ls, 3ls $50 3 S S2
SO 81 32s 49, $50 33 $50 $50 334 1885, 9 S9s S9 $40
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WHOOKLYN CUUNT UENThhL
Before judge MostIs justices EasoSs and scHoosSAKEs
non convicted Of burglary in the second degree
n entering house Of Dr. Lewis Bauer in Pacific
srs,t on the nsbt b of October last He caught
.nd.r bed IN one Of the about O'Clock 10 the morn
z He the State Prison for the term OF hive
yssrs and three months. =,
Henry HeFadden was convicted OF burglary In the
pssond degree entering the house Of WIN edde In Ryer
sen street on the afternoon Of the 2h Of October last He had
an seeOmpee who escaped The accused taken into
t,dy BY Tie the house. Sentence reserved.
John Kearney indicted for assault with q deadly
weapon in abbins named Thomas Msnnery in Atlantic
street the morning Of the 18th July last was convicted OF
assault battery. The complaining witness had been TO
wahe his home about O'Clock in the morning he
defer dant They had words when KeaneJ struck
hsnnery With knife and wounded him In the Sen
tebee reserved.
John McNsmee and James McMsuus, boys, pleaded
guilty petit larceny They had been mprsoned time
sad sentence Suspended promise Of future good behs
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The receipts Of goods from abroad have az yet been
light. The backward arrivals Will tel favorably on
the market as to prices on the opening Of the trade, as
The widely distributed wealth Of the country vii oc "a
sion heavy demand. The clothing jobbers are sell
ing freely. Prices, both Of domestic and foreign goods,
are tending upward The cost Of all the raw ma
terias Of manufacture much higher than at this time
lat year.
Tie Independent gives the failures for the week az
follows:
The following is weekly report of failures assign
N u. Sscr,. Co, A4aher,,. Mas, suspended
A. L L Bowers, WLtham, Mas suspended and eompf0
Meony.y Co. gS;:S3 Mas. .G.psPasd Liabilities
J. b. Written Co. Boston As.s. suspended and assigned
o fTFGn CO. S NJ Witch
stsci pole Richards Lawrence Mas suspended 'aer
Kelly Townsend Co, nOci-brOker' New-YOrt City 'a'
T' 5 q sss eta
E As5:r S fs;: Ss os 1; ss
s s.y ssTR EHs5 cit 9:d Ia sss
Dubebels. Schroeder Co Roehe:se T., .dened-
King Tho%p:SS Pate .sn' i j. .a;peadsd:,
William Roth, Holesyile. Pa. failed
John b. Brdsman. Pitevie, Tenn, failed ~,
LIND %s MCp SA OHIO .S Ss M. asp.nds
D. p WIi., Toledo, Ohio ...tned % c. w Hill.
John n. Doty, Harmony ay o., Ohio .i failed.
Tbomsi Pryoe Is Porte lad, suspended liabilities about
Colgate Brother, Mn@suk.e Wis, assigned. u.,r,.,..
T. Rcbud,os Portage City, Wis 'l'PeDdedi Liabilities
Hg.pp Hawkins Huston, Keotuk Iowa. assigned to
James M. Billing food dividend expected
f. .l Be%ont Hs.tins., r. .Od out and suspended
1he following list of the leading negotiations OF
new Loans effected during the past year:
n IL 81 l,,ot. Take Fre
SO %: s. p ISG nd o S aii's sf E...
" 5000 \; ]. I'D Harlem R r, "a m'nse
E. .5cSoSSS R.siSe I'd Mississippi R. R., LIST mort
A,r-sa "sS rHyS S l 1Giiy. p
M S.ss.s. md ii%i .l.pp 4 T. 81 mort
$50: SS Great m:PV %s.: :Ps II SP0
sisI5So Delaware, Lseiawnna and Western R.
s &c S4 Is+s Ba Co.. as
June-sfs 20 Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. 7Fet
.ss.S @. c.ss,n en s,:;' isst i,7.
:. ssOe COZ Illinois Central R. R. Ccsrtlheats') 7Yet
August 700 Burlington and Mis'Osh r r sFst
sspsmbsr-ss,o O'S R.cirs ia, and Mississippi H. lot inert
oe.ober-sI, $500 SeW:7oTt ts,.t., - ct in.a
. s24oo 900 Ohio State. 50 e. is81le4.
Deosuber-4 $50 coo hiwauies and MisrssipP tWSsonnp
Southern Brsneht s$et 1895
The States Of Tennessee and North Carolina have
lkewise issued Bonds during the year, but we do not
know the amount. Missouri, also, has issued about
90, 500 e00 The total new negotiations for the year
will probably not vary much from 1855, when they
stood at about go, 000, 600.
The following is approximate table Of the amount
of lands granted by Congress in aid of the building Of
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The above shows eighteen hundred and twenty
and twelve thousI hundred and twenty
sheep compared with the corresponding three
months Of 1855 This accounted for mostly by the large
fodder the New saes which enables the farmers
10 kep stock the Winter than they were able 20
VII previous and by larger number Of cattle than
u,u al at Brighton Market
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uL. P,nortsd BIZ TSleerdpb.

g,vOstyASs Jan s.-CorroS market firm. This being .
holiday The sale, on amounted TO SEQ bales AoLAsss Sl
CoRx aseinng PoRx closed buoysn,; '.le'n $40 Lap
IN kes, Isle Sales to-day 900 bags Jamaica COFFEE at Vtc
FxcH.xeE on London. y cent premium.
CsIsLusroS Jan. a-ssles Corrol to day. 2oC0 bale. OF
the week 1900 tses advance Of tc good hddlns LIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

The holders Of the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Buffalo and New-York City Road Patchinsl are FORE
closing that mortgage and will get decree. The
road will probably then pass into the hands of parties
whs will work harmonously with the Enc Company,
and make f,vore route betweent this city and Buffalo.
The Counselor of the City of Baltimore has taken
the requisite legal measures to restrain the payment of
the late surplus dividend of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
The business Of the Mad River and Ssndusky Rosd
under the new management shows q large and profit
able increase. The comparative result; in November
wat:
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin-
sipal articles Of Farm Produce in the City of New
York on Thursday, Jan. 8:
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SQUIRT OF GENERAL sEssI0Ns-Jn. s.-BefoIe Judge
RUSSELL.
At the opening OF Court the case Of Lieut.. keefe
Thirteenth Ward Police charged with Assault and bat
ry spon the person Of Mr. Fa7lkner At Sunday street
ssIg called but the defendant not being ready the ts
postponed 20 next week.
Jas ncNahon pleaded guilty 10 feloniously passing
counterfeit s6 bill on the Bank Of Dsnyie, Pa, aud WA
Dsnded for sentence
james Knockton pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny, and
Wa seBtenced 10 the Pententisry for months.
Patk CosgrOve alias COckrosch, a notorious sooun-
convicted Of assault and battery on Ohcer
Psi Horpby Of Ward Police and sentenced 70 the
psnsntiAry for 6 mos.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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Arrived.

Propeller Georges Cre.i Gase 50 hoUrs from Baltimore,
mc.e. 70 Il. B. Cromwell
Propeller Wsstekester ClArk. Providence
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We have MARRIED with s,srsk unfinished hne. The
Of these only Be npeecty estimated rAe Nvau
ke Mississippi hr Example represents cost present Of
about &6 Co CO. including the peton Of the
hspp River and N.o he Of the southern Wisonsa
Branch which hnished 20 Japesve and srsded abou. s.
mile. beyond The receipts 'h line r pvsent year
have been derived from Dat IL ba< shout the sverHse
length operated through the year.
We give below the financial condition of the State Of
Peuasy lvsnis, from the Message o. Gov. Pollock:
F.r tie fscsj year ending CD The ae:h Of November
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The balance of money in the Treasury at the begin
ming of the present fiscal year w@ nearly one ana
Quarter millions of dollars. OF this sum rather les:
than million will be required to pay the semi annual
interest on the State debt due the Let proIimo.
The Governor presents some figures and calculsnons
showing that the State debt may be liquida,ed before
the expiration of the year 1879 The pubic woiks are
not fayorabiy presented by the Governor The total
receipts for he year s. OC6 OBS being an increase
over the previous yesr, Of $63, 63s; OF this sum an,
Al 0l3 $50 were canal and bridge tolls, and s 40
tolls of the Columbia and Portage Railroads. The ag-
greeate expenditures for the same year were 81 s3 So
beng an Increase over those of the previous year OF
$lo5 los the exceeding the expenditures only
&C., lis.
The Governor says " the system must be detective,
or more care economy should be exercised In its
management" The Governor sgain recommends
sale of The Main Line. On the subject Of banks and
banking the Governor takes the same open ground 81
heretofore, and is opposed to any increase except
when actually necessary. and demanded by the
wants Of legitimate trade in the community where
"lofsied.
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Hides 7iasie y 10. Talov. Sasic p n. Pelts, 81 259
81 50 each Calf Sims, IS l4c y n.
NB-Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but the
best sse fat stall fed Second quality includes the beat
rras fed oxen stall fed and the best
Old Ordinary bulls and the refuse Of lots
SHEvFE1rs includes Cossets and when those Of Inferior
duNty thrown out -. ~.
There were four car. the Maine Railroad ~
over the Boston ard Lowell the Ftchburg and none
over the Western loaded with cattle sheep swine and horses
REMAINS the behind time and drovers
were rather atm prices the morning We quote the prices
Of beef same but think there slight a
vance The sheep Of excellent quality noticed
two which weighed from ~ 70 ITO and cold for
e6 asa &c IS Y cvt 1--we weight.
The whole number Of Cattle brought 20 the Cambridge Mar
ket from Dec. 81 1885, ~, III The whole
Der Of Sheep 81 sos The whole number Of Swine
II From he States as follows:
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REroarEp FOR TIVE NhwYoRK TRIsvSE BY GsoSeE RuPr.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 7, 1887.
A. msrfet 4a5 Cattle mostly Beeyps and Stores consist
ing of Working O1en Cows aud two and three old
Prices: Market Beef extra sass 5 FIRST quality 500
dpary 81 So Stores Working Oxen, from sWOGsl7 y
pair: but market Cows and Calves from sSA SO So
70 SIS YeaIlnss sl79s?i two years old sSd D three
yesrs old. es8ds4o.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l57O u market Prices IN lots: 81 81
ss So 81 each extra and selections IS IS Sc IS 81 50
SwNE-Live at market Prices Live weight, C y
n dressed, sdstc 10 light advance sao.t' whole'a'
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III. bark reported u the Bremen bark Union. arrived from
Bremen In this mornings psper should read Odenbus bark
Union ussen 50 days Bremen With md,s and 40 pass
o Gudevil L Mohr
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NEW work many TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1857

Is., The receipts into the Treasury, exc udins te BAL
snce in the Treasury on the lss o. p zee le
rary eIcs mixtures for he same period we're sil3l
she iy an e1ces. o. receipts over ordinary e1peod
lures Of a. COS The funded and unfunded deb.
Of tie Sse including temporary loans, on tue 's' ahy
a. neeeuhsr lSSA yas A. follows, viz:
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-, v,sh, az &c 70 seIk u pcsAeo, vbe sscondsS
kI Wrszt 10 he Bfe'tsse "a made az 81 ts,it
mt sna die ecnteDded, bad e>en ~
Rs,s.kr a. proof 81 payment have no - 70 En-
40 OF thu. stioa bot am os - 80. !.
h. 90 reJ ~ 30.
A. 1870. 81 Cont from re-hies s"f pAsnt ePoh - ~
~ ~ - A. ~ ifshe executor bad rested upn
We hotee - rrfe4 70 psiley with The creditor TIE
- lsn.o.se OF letsr sun s'nty eIpiici %
"a. ESQ., OF rejection Of the enand. " n att
1879 -. ,sten the outset, the creditor would hsve
~ he stood Ead have been bout 70 act hoshey
n, k.n Nth rejection reason Tor vas gwen when
- a. eondeet Of the claimant The eIecl
that the rejection not esteemed debu
ti,s hut y A. dsherav when the Ertunehs eop.d
er,2 between the parties pro and and the fcts far
s,T when the executor Ia his last eer upon the
s.biset sruass alleged reeetto 10 Ap' 1852 a. an
when down the tune OF tbs thai the claimant
I'D p~Ner Arn,d the reFSde lit rejection on
yhh tne statute Of sir months limitation began 70 run ~htD
n fart there reference 70 the statue even A@1
N. ,fu1 Of sir months. bat the parties were
gIl trestiuf under 81 circumstances have no
so.ot ina, the duty the Cour % interpret the Whole
attsY soash from beginning 20 end 10 harmony with The
Aur, of ,he naes Or either side there mutuL Fl
tTt 70 1onvinse each other s.rc' view o. The letter Of
A,~ ISs5 a. rejection under tbs statute even
ssssered Th. sbeqoent communications were Inconsistent
vhrseh an idea the eIeesOr intended 70 avail himself Of
se .tue occupy that gound be should have stood
upon H. that could have hat be Adyer
ssry When he entered the field Ofrgumen and debe
stcn rood that attitude the resumption
On the reservation old should BE- tsn6ed that the
ssA<r misled. Thst notice Substantially
syen Of september 1s6 and not before. The
sststs consequently not bu 20 The present proceeding