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MOBILE, Dec. S.-Iorros nas - ~ ~
h.v, been go bales 81 ~ aar for Mbifhuf -
NtwoRLssss, Dee S-coTteS s sIrnS<sa, a. ~ ~ -
Nm. Ms PoRk SIS Western PRODUCE generally mscnss.
SEwOsIr.ss De. Si.-CorroS-rhe market ass nenses
ra. ai,ius ,he Sasaras si,~s sales 10 day. 49, ee
ascrssed rrp,s comps 1 with isst year ~" co.
al southern ports 80 500 bales s'ok in P,r SnSo 80
Flour finn Al "a holders 5,nand advance MIXED Coss 400
Mess Posx slSd sl3 81 B.CoN-Shoddcrs DO hsiss w.
LARD, in kegs, s.c Other articles inShansed ~ ,noW
CINCINNATI, Dee. 30--Hoes dul a. ~ ISV 70 ~ 20,
The receipts this been Sl 90 heed against "o
last year Mess Poss els. LAID, ST.. The markets. sc a.
very dull . ,,. ,y.o
CslsLEsros Dec SThere has BEEN further Sisat deene
In CoTroy chiefly he tine qualities os today lco fAes,
the market closing dropping - - 49,,
THE above correct version OF ne dispatch Published me
morning quoting decns OF &c, whlch must neVe ben nani
feat error 70 mercantile readers
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pa.scnaeru SAILED

n. tCaaada from Boston 10, L.sopesS VIE ws
evil and child James Leitch, D. NJ kinmo1n Ms Mp
month and child Daniel White Mrs White Geo H. Brgwps >.
J. White Miss White Jas Jerneson Jas SULLIVAN n sus-
cb.n Rosou, Corey Mcfarland Chcopce A. koss beisr
Rev W Philips Providence Ja. NJ Dunbar Coppinsss'
P.Insr Mr. My.rs Paul siethel NJ A. Ros,, C. White NV
York NswH.ysn w p RSss1s p sesrss
Wsshn.m Charles Eusln, St Louis; John DfsH o, Hs~
Orleans W McLmont and wife T. Msnes o..oeu -, sg'
n Dnnnins J. Osborn, Of Canada; A. sewat n nrrsne
! y Garlt John H. Jones, of Montreal Thompson y sn
lett Of Hamilton: H. Davies H. Leet Of Toronto M
H., of id G ain and Peter Hsrsaves @ aAsn~e
ter J. Lhheowr Of England F. Stevens Of LivePo9'i n1
Thomss r Rie. OF London T. Licked Of seo'Mh'' " 10
Foy Haiifar-G A. V. Raw, r. C. Hill O. nan, ~ De n
Wb,,m.s i r. knowAnd l.. Msthison. wife and son, n
So .nc Wn, Bowyer Of Halifax; J. p. B.che A. smith ssS
John Joseph Of Nova Scotis-l+ ro;al7a
IMMATURE TINS DAY .s.
sun-ps-..., 74l Set....... 443 Moon-Sets''' WAN
rus DAY ,n.os,
Sandy Hook 1857 Gov Ird.. 6:f7s Hell GGe.'''''p~'
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UaRRxED.

an ,prNH- spRIsgLR-On Tr1rsdsy, OF Is, b. ne ~:
W.. ri Issex Henry G. Csfon 70 HsmsSA, deasA,~ o.
vyp ssa Jazz syriDser, al Of This eass.
ne rev o. s Psrnsee M Richard Csrpeasr 70 Me- Phebs
NJ Knovnon Of this city.
GRRIsTOPHER-LANE-On Tuesday syerins De-. :, -, ny
ste Rev D. A Robe Mr.. William H. Christopher " Miss
HsanAh J. Lane, AL Of this city,
pgsENBRapT-WARNTR--I Lima, on Tuesdsy De, ~
hy The Rcv Or Barnard Geo B. Duserbenc Ii b. o. oeD
va % Mss E1fsbsth CsIs, only daughter 0i Henry "se
ESQ, Of the hrInsr place.
BOWERS Rhnsbeck Thufsdsy, Dec. 81; y
the R.y W. r. Fs<an Mr. STEPHEN H. P0yers of New otx
Gs,y and Resns GhsE Ct Peter Lson esq Oh ne
krDer place.
y1TBIER-BAWKs-On w.dnesday, Dec. 30, By the Rel
AIRED r. Bs.h D. D. Rector Of g. Peer sfburch, M Ed"d
A. Pohler 10 Miss sopby y Hawks eli Of us Guy.
MT toun pIrNYAy-l. R1sbury Conn, On Wednesday
Dee 90 BY the Rev W. G. Bailey, the Hon Tnos r y Jonn
formerly u ths city 20 Mss Mary L. h1ysn o. III i'f
Place al,
TTLLOS-BETTs-O Wednesday, Dec. 81, By he Rev VIM
OHM Of s. Pet.rs Church. Mr. James TeJon a fesefsoHs
Va 20 Mics sussn Belts Of this city
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Arrived.

NJ steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond Sc, With
.dse and pass: to LHd% Sh rssI pdsS q. city Pon
with -four tor Rio Janero, with fore Hsin ana '
81 java Graasm Shields Nov. with ndse 20 Durham
Dimon DEC lat IS a. on 10 a. while lying ~ IN sac oui
sei M . psSt parted the sheet @ blew
swpy the time pped which oos 3.scneoas -
ting in large quantities Of between deeks carrying away
two chs9pcs and taking 6 % u I sa""ss .s,
bulwaks bridges ladders &c. the sea breaking IN ne sganAe
the hip 5fors Tie Wind and .caded re hours when the s
Ship Calhoun, Truemsn, Liverpool Nov 49, With ma.s Nd
pass. spoHord 1e'top Co was towed into ousn'iss lat
nigh. By ;.%us w% WesS CAPT n h..'I pS s0.o o,
dad days bsa,to ii. Trow6rdse sons Of sswHsseo
tobacco Nephew. Sailed in company with s:hi Wiz
Bhs Coumba. lBr Dawson Comws' 10 days with plaster
'n Bs NEBRASKA Of Bath McFadden Mstanra. Dec a. with
Bnr Ayoctt. tBr Tu4o, Bermuda Dec q, in ballast Nc
schr T D. Wagner Smith, Chsrleson days with cotton,
scbr AleSsnarT, Ahsm Virginia with oysters.
schr Heb cBrj Johnson cornwa n g. Il days with po.
schr Eupheua Edredsc, Boston days with mde to 8. w.
schr r. benedict, Goldsmith New. Haven for Virginia
schr Nassa % tns built OF white OAK q Long Island N.Y.
yeas DID, sold at action a. Boston Path inst, for *io
Schr Chief, Fountain Delaware, with GRAN.
Soop Alfred T. Partridge Rhodes Virginia with oysters Do
Sunday named Harry fell overheard and was lost
Steamer Petrol Aye, Providence Id hours with mise to Isaac
Odsn
Steamer Potomsts, Custmsn, New BedSod, with mdse. to
Joe Allen.
sAILED-ships Calda Stafford for London; Mississippi Al
len, for Baltimore brig Belle tBr, Stevens for Hafsr.
BELOW bark and l brig
BaIks j. j. Cobb Cadet Psmphyia bnRs Caroline; Ad1Ds
spsguei Coueo schr r. w. Hgbee Al by plot boot Geo.
wINp-sunr.e, Sc NJ, sw.; Sunset, W., snd fresh
The brig Georgia previously reported ashorel on Wade
Island of at high water last evening She has lost oos
foot and axis considerably
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BOOTS AND SH0Es-The market 10 exceedingly dull. The
dune hs. increased by the Of the period foE 81
uus yearly accounts There is literally nothing doing and The
dc occupied either taking stock or making P:epa
raous for Spring Houses that do Southern business
anticipate quite demand from that qnAter BY the l of
the N-t the zccOunts Encouraging taa
t diff, how much business viii Be done with
;hsi Manufacturing The Eastward eau
tousy pursusd and the stocks generally moderate For Cali
os the denaud subsdg For Australia there Is inquiry
COTTONILe maIsrt about &C. low. aud ie~ .ale. cave
hu made shipping and 10 pnn"Ts The s- Co bales
Mddng Upland quoted 81; oh-I tnd- nominal We
annex The currency Let January, 1851 and 1883, 10 show the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEV-YORK....


Normandy Tyler, New Orleans. Robson fos.sAs
c,sson Bartlett Mssnzas Dale Co. Bazaar stuart, view
Orlrass ks Nesmith Sons. - -
Brig Macon, Grhith, Savannah, Delnin e.. 80.
schooners-Eucot, Dissoswsy Baltimore, Mailer, Lo,a
Fisher Wilmington T. s. Powell. SENATOR BaIch saysnssn
ii blossom Sons; N. T. Wells, Hallock, Wilmington C'
NcCpsdy Mott Co.; Susan y, Abbott Ludisp, Newoern
NJ C.. J. G. Ssght. . - -
sloop-orrgon, Rhodes, Providence. l.. Kenny.
S,ssmer-Thoe Swan Post, Savannah, H. b. Cfom"ehi ""
cust Point French Baltimore. III. b. Cromwell
Bsrg.-Marns Clayton, Baltimore w. DaAol
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hnt ss,.r dsusnd 10 sntepssed ere coes -
'.css no. srcs..v. but Is fully Snpe % 81 rersmens ~
a. most classes o. M nsies-s so-S
49, 80 =, oar bsnis bold share N nr mer'of lbs
~ rrobsbly interfere with ,he euer1 t,sns, - 80.
low through The sasoh. W. W
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ToT.I NV PosS-CIear SO, Mess LIZA; Thin Mess SS;
Prime Mes, 49, Fsnh Isl Prime, ~; X mp o. ~
Mes s.; Rrfu.- Prime, IS otheI Refuse 49, e11D'P'
ana Total, 9o5o. -. ~ o
Tor.L OLD NEw PosE-Clesr' 50; -, noa'n. .
hi, ds.. a year Is Mess 500; last month Sso a. y
s;s7 Thr Mes rs lss, month los lest yesr ~ In
Mes, iss month, l; las, yrA Flank 10 ast nI'
-, wear IS Prime, ls7; las, month, sls last y.N
Runrs 81; month. -; last year les Refuse Mess I'
AS, month 70; last year, te Retse Prime y !ss, eo.'
100 "a. wear 7as Other Reuse 1876; las, meath 90 last ys
ia 472; last month 7S las; year. ISIS 10
,sl. 10 $50 las, uaouih 4Ssi asst year, lSo4c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

GKAIN-There Il hfte DONG m J" ta, ~ II
kesvy The sales O bush southern Ned a. NdS ~ ma
900 bh good Whit. Southern Rye quiet At ia Sc for
Northern .as Of bush Jersey At Toe Oats are nrmer and
Ia moderate request 2j for Southern $50 fc for jersey "
IA tor s,. and 45Qfs Western. Corn is in better demand
In par for port dry would sci freely about SOC for ship
rnt-he local demand Is modersteaes OF ~ 600 bush %
cob for ne Southern and jersey Yellow OH for inferior old
White and nounslly for Western mixed Barley Is IN large
stock and prices nominal a; 7Sc.
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Ycr.isp B1hons.
" q BaIhon ,cou,sinsd in eoidI.... nSnn
g. s. Bullion led Coins. .......'''. so"
Total pepos,s psysbls in Barr. 'soS ~, q,
To,el Deposits payable in Coins I+O'c' L'"o'

God Ear -ssup
Trsn,ntt.d 20 t. g Mint, Phs, for CoinASe... s'4Si y
There il no material change 70 be noted IN money
natter Paper Of the best quality negotiated with
out difficulty al rates varying from slO cent, &C.
cording to It's classification. Prime single names pass
at from l2al5. On call the supply = large ct from D
al q cent. The banks take nearlya Of the offerings
Of good substantial names
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
The Philadelphia banks have been strengthening
themselves daily for the last two or three weeks.
Their coin now averages considerably more than that
required BY law. They will continue 10 strengthen
themselves and be ready for resumption at the earliest
practicable period II the country banks want longer
time than the act allows they must battle the ques-
ton with the Legislature Themselves the Philadelphia
banks being determined TO assert their independence
Of these concerns hereafter.
The money market is quiet, and for unquestioned
paper the rates easy ruling at per cent, for
short dates and at la per cent month for second
class bills.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and
since january;
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of ne Inpors J Forsiga Dry
a.. 49,
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PROFISIONS-Ihc ctnls1d lI Pofk T aud NoleIs 80
firm under reduced stock below The sArs ~ Do
a. sl5G$l3 . for Prime 10 Tor Prime Mes; 81 35d eli y
for - oI shear Clesr 81 ~ for sot Mess 10 for u
Mrss SIS ia Old Mics and ~ 81. go fr do these
urc.s pared with those year viii b. below,
ar lower hence the local consumption much larger Bs
!, without rporta yaa,on the duxld ght sales 10
bbjs ., sJ Is st 20 for Country Prime $50 10 for do. Mes
500 u "a tor repsc ard Vest Mes. AID $50 S extra
DO Prime M,s dull and heavy slsdsA Beet HA
h.tt.r the demand more stve b bba o. 4d Is
Bacon quSt iae Gu; Meats firm and In iI nand
s OF ~ hhds and Gic for Shoulder and 3G3c for
bans Dressed Hoss fr s.t AID h+ttsr sales
7td7c. Lard i sustained tue supply OF Netem i mod ate
Tie 6l bill. and s.dsf aud small los a. sc0
a. ,t yt-r il summarized l. dl2c. will - below
bt,.r l. IL fair request l0i7ic. Ohio and id &c. oT state
Ch,ese Z, -sabe a. o. dsc. IN part .oE shipment
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Decrease.
Among the changes to b. made on the lst OF Janu-
AIRY in business firms, notice the dissolution of
Messrs. Travers & Jerome This house has been one
of the most prosperous established in this street.
the partners being able to retire after partnership of
only fifteen mouths Messrs. w. r. Tavers and L.
W. jerome have Joined Mr.. c. kOwslski, late of
Wesley & Kowalski, special partners to the amount
of $40 900 in the stock commission business under the
firm of c. Kowalski. Mr. kOwalsh is well and
lavoraby known as man of marked business ability,
and high sense OF honor in all his transactions.
The old and well-known firm Of T.. w. Clarke,
Dodge Co. is also dissolved, and will go into lqui-
daton.
An election of Directors Of the Mechanics and
Traders Bank will be held Wednesday, Jan. 10, al
Banking House No. 39s Grand street.
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Receipts or Produce.

RI r,e RI l,oad-r63l bbls. FLOUR ~ pkgs Oe.s Mpss.
A.bss 7s pkgs Butter 2S pigs Cheese 10 psss "ne'j
LIZA sides Leather
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EaDaiIH Marketing.
on Thursday, Dec. 81:

The following table gives the retail price Of he pin
cipa articles of Farm Produce in the City Of NewYork
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Launched, Sold, dc.

At Fesport recently BY CAPT Enoch Talbot superior hip a
about Dob tns not yet named She is owned by the builder,
A. H. Stevens Boston and others and commanded BY
Capt Curtis Meryman late Of sip Brandywins and brought
TO Portland 9th.
At Quincy 2ih inst, by Mr. George Thomas Gus nip Of
i00 called The Gerba built by f. r. GerbAns, Of
Nsw.Iork. She mas figure bead Of the owner.
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INV PORK.
Lard
.BHsz I'dr&-

Tor,L OH Poss-Mess SIS Thin Mes ~ ~ p,s no.
g. Prime TO- Ramps L. Refuse Mess, l4i Refuse flN ~
Other R,fu-s, H. Total, l,sa
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cOsiiSl1lv w sIocx or FLoy. NsxYO,s CITY Jss *;

FISTI-Ths market quiet bat prices are vel sustained
co. Dry Cod and Msksr- 1900 qs Of Mareehesd Sod enst
.aoa, p.d being held above The views Of beye Herring ~
dull bu, prices are noinsy the cargo 81 fcsed N oi
NJ. On sold held IS IS which Is soov- the we"
q: buyers. Box Herring are inscfive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

flour AND MAJ fke inquiry Tor w.. nc,.
uorr live market Is hrrnsr under the ~ IL -
he q. uand i IN par, for expert The stock - caeI.t
Up by u, and whrk think may Dc dep.nded Pm $50 a
uasd III soon aisappesr the Ies are 5000 be-. g
o. q for common 10 good State, 81 So - tor ei -
q E1r r.r-ne Indiana and Michigan, - S0 20 :"
sr ,,rs do 81 S59 IS 20 fr common % sosd era Vrs
IS "a So % 6or good 20 extra Do IS 80 > 81 3
h,r5. "a 15G for Gsnssee CANADIAN foui -
h,A f-uiy the very small and TIE srv. ar -
s,., ~ "a. tbls AZ 81 -d 81 20 for suprrtne and fSa 80
e. s, srb.rn Flour very dull and heavy the NrlsAs ne
nd the ..ock HherAl the ... 80 Dol. ~ S6so Vt
it,d 20 good hfsnd. Baltimore kc snd 50 iOg &C " ' s
her .S,, the A.:sr unse,;l-i Rye FouI esdy As o
200 kb Al s5ds4 Corn Meal is Inactive % lea % D'
J,r,.y and s. Ddsj for BrSndywine and ior pm
cb.on. B1EwbeA Flour !. in f.r Demand and o-t'@f 's
A. 81 IS = 100 %. . -, -. T.. ,
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

sQb.be in sending a. remttsnrs frequently omit V Bss
ton the psme Of the Po-t-0hce, and very fec spy mo
name OF the STATE 20 which their paper 70 be sert "s
mcp;ion the mare q the POstt5fes and Star.
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Nrw.NosK classification. y,N.
cowFAKArIvE STOCKS JAN. |.

COFEEE-Ths msrkc; has bet quc:, with the exception ~
o which hss been little active se OF J. - oays NO
g Qolc The 4 hand ~ JznuAIy 1857 and 1856, with
Vi rarriiir prcss for ..versl war, are sIneNcd:
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ykw sEEF


ror,I OLD AND NEw BEEF-Ci;y Mes los Chy Pnne ~
month s. this ds.e las. year, 2sl KsPeG1ed Mess a.
month 2I7 this date last year 2S Repseied Chcas1 90
AS last month Se; this dse last 2Oa hsn,9sa 90 n
"a Ia, month 10 this last year, ISL Refuse Mess. go
a., month ISL this date last year a. Refuse Prime =; ss'
month s. this date last year - oher Refuse Sto' Us. nth
Isl this date Isst year tS7 Country Mes 2sS las: on,h'
$50 this date las, wear 68 Country Prime 81 las. MONTY
200 ,bi. date kst wear s Unnspected LOS las, month";
on ,hs dat lsst yes liz. Cninspeced bbs ~ 30 as.
month 1859 this date last year, 9ool ros!s ''ff' ~
month Il 0a5; this time last year ~. is3 .,oo.,.
RICE-The market dull and rather heavy sales o. yI -.
1851 is a. follows as also the Import for 1856 sd 1881 The STOCK
i, 1853 tcs .. .,o.,
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There is considerable complaint OF dull times by
dealers, but prices continue high.
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HOPS continue quiet At jdsc Tor lHjIs as % quality.
HAY-The den aud s very limited for shipping Southern
kcts being relatively cheaper than this sales Of 200 bses % %
65c. y 100 10
NbIA RUBBER remains very quiet; and prices somewhat
pmira
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R.rosIED roR THE n. T. TsIBuNE.
THURSDAY, Dec ST. 1857.
ASIIES-The dsIasnd i limited and the market nominal
o. for both tirds-detlers waiting for bills.
STOCK 81, 1887.
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NANAL sTOREs-The nsTke KINDS extremely du
SIr- Turpentine very quiet and heavy &c. but parcel
Of 81 bb sold last evening under peculiar cncumstance
l cash up which entirely below its market value and
&C. below laying down here the lot has been
reod odsy advance. Crude is dull and mostly
nominal AZ S. Rosn very quiet a. 5 3OD
81 3g $40 delivered. Other knds equally inactive, but
price. are without essential change
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FoR
1S55. 1855. 1857.
Entered q, the port...... SSIs,{IS slF1sIN $500
Thrown msrssf....9.. S,uxi&ol l,lo- pf 1900
1853. 1855. 1857.
Entered al the pot..... $6s 7Os4 ss562ss5 $3.50 70
Thrown q, u.srket.... SO Isl 0O4 9l27GS H,52 go
gyCApITVr
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Stock or hand Jsn s bis 2is3 1891 70 25se sos s7s'
The circular Of NJ RAIDER has the following review Of
krt: -, =,
rx this month made 81 very low figures ~
% ID accounts but prices in general have improved soerhst,
aud were not Of he stocks hand oiineor type,
very fair prices could b. reported. $500
:H.vsns 1, selling SdSlc. for jers aud SSd lc fog
Wrappers oth- latter have but Little hand which
will bring good hiirr I,e,.
TIE a.er part Cuba .od disposed Of a. very low
prices old and fery feh lots q good quality hrIny
held Al 20a ~ st Jsgo aud 4&1%s for Jig1si
bales q Cienfsgo brought under present. ceunstsneosi
their full value. -,
Nearly balts Of Yaa dsposed Of 'ound good lots
are held higher
so bales Cuba arrived from Havana IL trsn.iu for the
Pacific.
Donestic Lat in better demand and pces iog de.sbe
qualities lave 4iIuOst fully recovered.
Th spring during ne Of this have
er'.d effect this bran Of trade The
ccd favorable suc" pncs- o. all sors although
much sdvsnce Of previous railing r'es owing the Oress
supples particularly domestic vrsppcf-. it for
~ profits importer bbcrs and msnuisearefs out the
general ndcncy speculation whi prevailed during the spng
Summer Affected this article aid wrought prices
h.oiore uUhesTd when occurred
broushf q cOEp lete stand still
Fortunately for dealers they fond theselyss shougn
prT.rd for he shock n such fort tied position that
LspTy H. ls prostItson did endsnger
and ia body they hapc Ely wcahered the
TiSrhe arket tor Pa = animated and prices sery
low the lat ss. beilg nearly s6ic y NJ below the Ofsy-
down in tE mskf,. Plates dali and heavy no
tsiion.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

sPfLTFR-Ths demand 1, iii quite limited but prices
noninaiy Inc same
CoMPARAIIyE PRICES u NV YoRE. jas. l. -
1885. 1857. 1SjS.
plates u rs.....,...,6 id6{ sdS. Glt6i
TEAS are very quist BIT continue firm sale Of new Blacks
viii taks place On the 9Th Of January
TOBAtCO-The market is quiet the sales are only afcw
hhd Kentucky IA a7c. We annex Stocks Domestic and
q ~-'sN' STOCK OF SPANISH Cieufue.
Havana Cuba Sssus Ysrs- Cos.
STOCK or hard Dec 1851 bales. 2677 40l IS 2$} 6o5
Received since ............ AS 20 ebj 400
tOaj 1901 70 $685. l,oo5
Sales 10 Dec ST. bales. 1852 LILO S7 40
Stock on hand jan 1883. bales. i6S 30sl 70 1883 Sos
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF STOCKS Oh SPANISH TOBACCO:
Havana Cube Says. Isra Glen Total.
stock OF hand Jan l'57. BIS 1893 $40 lO45 $3.50
derived bis 10 09 59S iiS olsl LIB o2
bl-. q 2Os u so4 4s 1898 ls5 H62
Sales 70 Dec 81 1857 .blsT45 sa3 $40 1907 $50 % 30
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SEw-YoRK, JAN. |.
sAEA - 10

Rop S so.T snd WIT = $50 b. 0S % is7Ie 40
spiri,s TurptiD- VII. otsp GAL. - ~ - 80 $50 -S
OILS continue dull the demand being confined 70 the most
urgent the trade English Lnseed dull and somewhat
nominal the stock is computed I0dS tuns American 10
steady aud in moderate request 5Jd Crude Whale and
Sperm well most other kinds continue inactive a. prices
within the annexed rates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
sArivE rKIcrs Is xEw-yexg, JAN. 1.
'er i0Sk YaJS,-

s1oCk OfIfCkh w FILL ~ r8thlN' aAhD'
AND BROOKLYN, JAN. ], 1895.
OLD PORk.
-Nene- lorE Idyd.--H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
srocK OF GRAM N NEw-Yoas-JAs; /;

HEMP-1he demand Tor Foreign i hlnlted anIIhe N on "
nils has augmented by arrivals being some IoD
bales in moderate request particularly Dressed
without however leading TO business transactions.
STOCK HAND JAN. l. 1857 AND 1855 1900,
1857. 1873.
,,,oScs, Dress.d bslas .............,. ~ J7s
Ia,na,;.sr I-r,i,....d bsla. COZ
Ma'ii. hal.. .................l365S $1,000
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13


ENGLISH CoLoNIEs.-The British ministry
have announced a change of the military
police, which has been therefore, manifested
in all the colonies. During the war with
Russia and the rebellion in India, the Brit
ish troops have been nearly all withdrawn
from the colonial stations; and the colonies
have been left to their own protection, and
their own means to enforce and sustain the
civil authorities. No Inconvenience has
arisen from change and the colonial minis
ter has announced that the troops will not
again be restored to their former stations !;
and suggests the formation of volunteer
military corps something likeour independ-
ent military companies. This measure, with
many other recent ones, indicate a di posi-
ton on tbs part of the mother country, to
throw the colonies upon their own resources
and allow them to regulate their own insti-
tutions and local affairs in their own way
They are becoming virtually free and indie
pendent States Great Britain seems not to
care much forpolitical power in the colonies,
if she can relinquish it and preserve her
commercial supremacy over them. 1t is
the wealth and enjoyment which is given
to the home population by the colonies that
make them so great an element of her ma
tional power.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

The WINAN's New STEAMSHIP
the wealthy locomotive builder, in Baltimore,
launched last week, his new modelled steam
ship, the hnll of which is described by the
papers as being in the shape of Havana
segar, sharp at both ends, and one hundred
and eighty feet long, and sixteen feet in d.
nmetre in TIE centre, unbroken in its con-
tinuity, except by the wheel-housc, which
passes around about six feet of its entire CEN
ter, above and below the water line, and
over the top as well rs under the bottom of
the vessel. When in the water, with her
engines, coal and freight, one half of the
fangcs on the wheel will be all the time in
the wate-, an with n;n;ty revolutions per
minute some idea of its propelling power
may be imagined. The vessel has no deck,
but on the upper segment of the tubular sur
face there are gangways to pass downward
into the two sections, surrounded by ircn
ratings, which extend on either side about
thirty feet from the center With the ex-
ception of the two smoke pipes and ventil.
ators, these are all the other works that
will be visible. She is expected to dash hel
way through the waves instead of riding
them. \ steamer was built in New York
many years ago by gentleman living in
Troy, that was composed of double cyl.
inder of the shape of Mr.. Winans boat, but
it proved a failure.