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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11

Kaoa's Spring Hats sre now ready. No. ana
Broadway, corner q Fulton street.
Watkins spring Fashion Hat Not Es-
celrd, and worth gcnuemans calling nj lZs FULTON street
White. the Hausr's Spring styles, 81; Last
fsr style reduced 10 s. Al wHlTks, las fuos street
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DIED.

Balm In tA. city Monday Feb Of con.,lh1 mp .
M.rtas' se Of william B.n n ;hs ~ y'H AS'
The friend. acquaintance. q the family are rs'peSSy S
y,d to attend The funeral from Der late ,e o No.
Frederickton and S. Johns papers please copy.
BROwN-In Neutown Long Island Saturday FEB AZ
residence Other rrandiher Eliza Agnes Brown aged
DAvIs-In h. city on Monday Feb p Of eonvuoa, Chass
Sumner youngest Of Robert T. and Mary DAVIS ase'
DUFFY-In Brooklyn T. D. No IS Eleventh street on M9n
day nornint Feb Of scarlet fever Charlotte EEseen
loved daughter Of John and Susan Duty aged years I0
and p days. .
DREwER-At Mount Pleasant Iowa THURSDAY Iar - o.
dopsy JosnliDa brewer aged So years months Hd IL oAy'
HUNTISGTON-On Tuesday Feb Ira c. Huntington OF me
late firm Of Edwards Huntington. . H..
Funeral Thursday at O'Clock from bis s'e
No 40 Tomphn. place Brooklyn The friends OIL me i-H'
HILER-on Monday Feb g. Randolph Marin Hier, son Of
osn ana Sa .st s,s IN At ~ eiocs from he
residence Of MI Her Haverstsw The friends AMI 'ea
tives invited 70 attend
LYON Suddenly on Sunday Feb David D. Lyon Sexton OF
Trinity Church aged g years 10 months ard II day;
fhe ...ti'.. 9d friends ,S family are Is.pecy 1Itsa
from Trinity Church without further invitation The remains
will be taken TO Trinity Cemetery for inermen;.
MADDEN-At No. 6l3 Third avenue, Monday Feb siter
lingering illness Ann Madden, aged rs yeas native Of
County Roscommon Ireland.
MAYBURY-In Brooklyn Monday, Feb 2 William Augustus
PATfERsoN-At Beverly, Mass "Wednesday. Jan 20 Capt
Thomas Patterson late Of bark sco Of this port aged 70 years
RADEMACHER-At Bellevue Hospital in hi. city on Friday
Feb : Matilda Rsdemscher widow Of Busso w Rsdemscher
deceased late Lieutenant in the Louisiana Volunteers Ii me
war with Mexico.
Philadelphia papers please copy -,
ROLLSGS-fn Ken. East Brooklyn, Monday FEB
g. Ella Belmont only daughter Of George W. and Amanda l.
Rollngs, aged year, 10 months and - days
sATE-Op tuesday evening Feb. ser lingering lines. Of
years Margaret Thomas widow Of the late Robert SAFE
aged 81 years and months
Her friends squsnoes and those OF her grandson John
r. Aud respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral Ga
Thursday afternoon O'clock from her late residence No. loi
SiIh -
VAN ZANDT-At Flushing, Long Island on Monday Feb
Nathaniel Lawrence Van Zand aged years month and
days.
VFYRAssAT-At No. 167 Monroe street Sunday Feb 7,
Mrs. Veyssss eldest daughter Of Enos H. and Eliza
NJ. Weed, aged "a years 80
WILLIAMSON Monday Feb g. after long and tedious III
ness Sally r. Williams, in the soth year Of her
The friends and relatives Of the family without further invitation
respectfully invited attend her funeral "Wednesday
at II O'Clock from the residence OF her soninaw VIM f.
Piucbbeck No. sos East Tenth street.
Charleston Hartford and New papers please copy
WOOD-On Tuesday Feb 8, Dorcas NJ daughter Of David
Wood aged % years
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend funeral at No l56 Wooster Thudsy 18th,
at D. IN, without further invitation.
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TUESDAY. Feb. 9-P. VI.


The tendency of the stock market continues to be
upward, with ali active movement which is more gen.
orally distributed than of late over the whole list.
With a few exceptions every description shows an
advance on yesterdays prices and nearly the hole
strength of the Board aided by increasing constit
uency from the outside appears to be thrown in favor
of rise and many of the stocks doubtless selling
below their intrinsic value, and must approximate
more nearly to such value when the trade
of the country assumes its legitimate activ-
ity and this fact begins to be appreciated by
parties who have idle funds seeking profitable employ
ment II is unquestionably true that the movement
from outsiders has largely increased within the past
few weeks. A rising market has always proved more
attractive than falling one, to parties out OF the
street who only operate occasionally, and such
parties are always more willing TO come in a
high prices than az low prices. This CHARACTERISED
feature of outside operators is exhibited now.
Parties are buying Erie at "a a25, Cumberland at
2Od2I, Harlem at 10 IL, and other stocks, who
would not touch them when Is q cent lower and
apparently without any regard to real values. The
actual investment demand however, is not large but
speculation ostered by the great facility for obtaining
loans, is truly rampant and We have mistaken the
signs Of the market if higher prices not yet reached
The movement in Cumberland continues 10 be prin-
cipa feature of the street and the market touched 81
Among other most buoyant Stocks were Panama and
Galepa. The former opened at go, advance of p
cent aerward receded 9s and closed in he street
at 9s; bid with but little Stock for SALE The friends
of the road predict Ito for this Stock unless some
expected revuson should occur Galena is advancing
on the statements of the forthcoming Circular which
are known although not yet officially published. 1t
will be shown is understood that the road is entirely
out of debt excepting that which is funded that the
road has earned respectable dividend, which has
been employed in stocking the road for a year with
wood &c and in extraordinary and that the net
earnings for the past four months notwithstanding the
reduced gross earnings, have exceeded hose of the
same period Of the previous year. The discharge of
large number of sborers and the retrenchment which
has been made in oil branches of the service has pro-
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Arrived.

u s. soopofwsr St. Louis. Commander Liyns s.on Porto
Us NJ steamship Nashville, Murray Charleston 80 hosu,
ud,- and PEI" spoford Tiles.on Co Sunday, M IS
Coumbs froo Nes.YorE aud n exchanged signals With
steamship Augusta bound s.
Steamship Florida Crowe Savannah 50 hours mdse. and pa
to samuel L. Miebil sunday 40 m, s. Of hattss. st
attera. exchanged signals with steamship Augusta hence M
Savannah: .
Fox Bros jan Jean Trip, passenger jumped oyetGd
Ship Cultvato Russell Liverpool Dec ST. dry goods, salt,
coal 6e TO Williams Guon. Has expeh snced several haJ
westerly gales;
Experienced heavy westerly gales during the pa.sye ensd
lon gale W. lost overheard aine. Of
England
Bark sae Cole, Havana Jan 49, sugar &e to wm. Nelson
sch Sarah Bruen, Douglass. GsorsesOwn c. day. s..a
Sailed in company with schr Rhode Island Davis for New
schr j. E. Pat.en, - Portland, Ne, healing 70 Moak
schr Marietta Smith Be,worth ppahannoes River, Va.
days, oysters, bound 10 New Haven. - b..
hr Ghssass WiehsI GsorEs. .sI D. c. 5$$.y' s0ur
schr EdwTd slade Bayles Providence for Fredericksburg
seb Con- ks.Hsy Nrss,hn Ss"ssd'0td saiA'
sloop Active Smith, saghsrbor 10 hours
Steamer PaseDyie Ramsey Baltimore 81 hours md's '1H'
steamer sr Petrol Arey Providence s hours ma.e Is.'
STEAMER ocsoIa, Smith, New London and Norwich, ud 70
se.ner Memphis. Watson Charleston 60 hours. nids. "a
pass H. b Cromwell OF Cape Lookout spoke scar T. Nf
der, hence for Charleston.
BELOW-BIg Princeton, Alien. 80 days from Black River
jam, rum pimento, &C., 10 A. II. Solomon.
sAILED-schr II. HallOcs, Barton, for Para W. bur
roughs, jerks, tor Savannah.
Withholding the day, from r. N.E.os
report the ship Constitution from "
pool Ia this Tuesday mopir edition error sas 1T
was the Caltiystor, from Liverpool i
by Telegraph. -
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Feb o. .. m-PNsss y - ~
.Tom Csps Hsytsn. .c.s
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couRr CALENDAR-TaIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 81, o., ID, III,
1917 H. 49, 1884, 49, 5s l5s 1884, 1866 l66 is, 81 IS9 u.s.
ia -
SUPREME CONFIDENTIAL TEnM.-Nos 49, 1873
"a ss 40 49, IN l49 l4si 49, ISL 1872 lo5 s ls 1874
l5S, l54 l4S
+oS to 40 lO4 4O7 4Os 4Os 1913 49, as Part Nos 40
l+7 $40 24 l6 ~ $50 2s7 1913 2s2 40 ~ AS 40 az
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERs.-Nos. 70, q *
- ~ as ll6 AIS $50 so SIS Ss $50 SOL 23 ISL rs l25
vs. tzs $50 tsi as 45 4e7 474 40 IA SDt 27 SIS &
81 SOS AZ. 0A $40, All, IS 1902
BRooKsYs Cry CouRr-Nos. ID II, 10, -, Il, 43, a.
~ 20 ~ 80 81 p So s. S. So 81 So So GENERAL Tenn
N0s % % IL T. :. T. g. g. 10, IL, H. H. IS, 10.
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Fond du Lac Road were $50 4i6 49, and the expenses
$1,000.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared a semi
annual divide nd Of y cent, payable on the 18th inst
The transfer books will close on the 18th.
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annua dividend of s . cent, payable
18th inst Interest at the rate Of T. cent has also
been declared on the Scrip.
The semannual interest on the Bonds of the City of
Racine, Wisconsin, due 10th inst, will be paid at the
office Of NJ X. Jesup e. Co., No. A Exchange place.
This city has distinguished itself honorably by voting
unanimously in town meeting to petition the Legisla-
ture for power levy tax at TO meet this inter-
est the charter Of the city not permitting it to be laid
at this portion of the year. In the mean Time the
money has been advanced by the friends of the Racine
and Mississippi Railroad to which corporation the bonds
were issued. We recommend the example of Racine
TO Pittsburgh, Allegheny aud other defautng portions
of the country II appears from the annexed card
from the President of the Racine Road that there are
spurious bonds Of the City of Racine in market, Of
which buyers should beware:
To tie Edi,o, Of The " Y Tribune.
SIR: Having noticed several auction sales OF ga
cine City Bonds al shameful quotations, / have been
induced to inquire into the case and find that the
sales and resales have been miserable spurious bond
purporting 10 have been issued to the Racine aid
Mississippi Railroad Company, No. "a, signed Piu-
tarch Montgomery, Mayor, and Sneeden Fitzzyburn,
Mcdonald, Mayor, and A. J. Redburn, Clerk, and
indorsed by the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany. The public should be properly cautioned in
reference TO this matter.
Ye.. YOrk, Feb. 9, is5s. R L NJ. R. R. Co
Messrs Thompson Bros, No. Wall street, quots
Currency, Land Warrants aud Specie this week as
folows:
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COFfEE-The business 10 moderate and prices continue firm
sales Of 700 bags Rio al 9dlc and $50 Aracabo
72Os4 bags
COPPER-New sheathng and Yellow Meta st quiet a.
former rates Refined lngot has been improved demand with
sales Of some 500 o BALTIMORE Lake Superior a, O0llc
e.,n od sheaihs has zen in active request sales OF
FLOUR AND MEALThe inquiry ia quite active 1r Western
Canal Flour but with liberal offerings prices irregular IN some
instances lower tes accepted TO effect large sales TIE de-
nsnd IN but mainly for the home trade the
better grades sell freely At previous price. TIE sale. are
10 800 bbs al 81 I5 81 g for 20 good State - DO
90 50 fot DO 06 - 80 for supene Indiana 2nd Mich
issn - 500 g. o extra 81 s0g % tor common y sood
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Markets. Peported BIZ Telegraph.

NEw-oRLEAss, Feb. ls5sThe sale. Of Corros toby
5000 bales mostly previous to the publication q the A
bias that sales have been advance Of
&c.. Middng ;@eic. MoLAssEs has declined iic LARD
kegs 9Gl0c. EREGHrs slightly hgherCOtton 10 Liverpool,
3D.. Corn do, Oc. CoFFsE buoyant at 99lo!c other U
cles unchanged.
CHARLESTON Feb. 8CoTToS has advanced Hale sales To-
day 400 bales at 9s0l2r.
AUGUsrA Gs, Feb s-Saes Of CorroS to-day 600 bales
better prices under large speculative inquiry The Asha d.
vices caused an advance of Il.
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Rather SALTY LAKE.-There is a lake 200 miles
long between Corpus Christi and Brazos Santiago so
salt that sk cannot proceed but about 40 miles from
the latter place, because of large, solded cakes e1-
tending clear the passageso says writer IN
The Ploquemines Sentinel, who has visited il. The
writer adds that the side of the main land,
crystalzed salt is TO be piled up in blocks, one
upon another, and shining 10 the sun like glaciers.
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MARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

shps-Eie, Prebe, Mxtanzss r. p Buck L Co g. Russell,
Wnche, Hong Kong, A A. Low Brothers; Exec Rub.ck
Ham, BryseD London H. Ksrck; Rudolph Ham, Dek man,
London, Ksrcs A. BOnnnrer rus Hashasen Rotterdam,
Stanton Ruger.
B.rk-M. Williamson. shropperSorh, St. MIchsels, H. A.
Curtis.
Bngs-B. Bradbury, Miller Nuevitas Brett Son Co Char
lotte ockhaIt London and market Figaniee Refs Co.
Schooners-M Parmelee, Gaskil, Washington, O. VII
lsms Saxon, Randall Port Prince, Msyhew Talbot CO.
C. s. Hazard Ballard Hartford j. Edwards Mary Tee Te
Philadelphia ID. Gnes Son Co. Wing Of the Who'd Peuslp
Port gu Platte Knef Pnrsahni Sunny South Weeks Wssa
ingtOn Mathews Mitchell
Steamers-Chesspeake CrOve, Portland, H. b. Cromvslj
Delaware Copes Philadelphia New York and Nss
Co. Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, Baltimore, W. DazelL
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEss1oys-Frs. s-Befor,

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESsIoNS-FEs. a-Before
Judge MoRRs and Justices ScHooSnAsER and ENMoss
The criminal business OF this Court was resumed
yesterday -,
Charles Schmidt was convicted of burglary in the
first degree having the Gath Of December last entered the
premises of Car VIM Osenbers and stealing therefrom two &C
cordeous and clothing.
John Rankin was placed trial for burglary in the
third degree having indicted with Smith and Churchill twice
last term the premises Of Asson Ude and stealing
quantity Of butter The proof lot being positive Rsn
hin acquitted
Joseph Thompson was convicted of passing s. coun-
terfeit bills Of the Essex County Bsnk.
Michael Tiehan, John Sullivan and Philip Pagan
placed trial for grand sIceny in having the Sd OF De
cember from the house Of James Titus
No I9 Sands street The aid until this morning
Peter Adams and Michael Kenneday, under indct-
ment for grand larceny in having stolen quantity Of harness
from Thomas Denke escaped from the officer In whose charge
thew were placed while the way FROM the Hall TO the JAIL
Ii stated by party who the Transaction that the officer
had three psone-the that scsped handcuted to-
gether The officer with the three prisoners went into
porter in Woughby street OF Navy After being
In there moment Of the prisoners out and toward
For, Green The other followed with the officer in chase
while the third prisoner stood still The male good their
essae third taken 70 jail The Court expressed the
enton Furnishing the officer oT allowing the prisoners 10
escspe from his custody.
GENERAL TERN OF THE kISGs CoUNIY SUPREME
CoURrThe Genera Term the Speme Court for the Second
Judicial District IN the Governors Room City Hsl yeste
dAy udy. Strong presiding and Judges Emott and Lott The
day . occupied in hearing motions
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MARRIED.

. Lit.On Tuesday Jan. 49, al the Blocker
street SeSIeh me Rev VIM. s. Bach WIN Deo. Bsleh to
- Melville eldest daughter OF Henry b. Melville
Or I LIN AnN-sSIAohAN-0n Friday Feb s. BY the Rev
ans: ris'.ey MI Vincent BelmAn 70 Margaret, eldest
esNtueeI " noOeiI Strscnan, eco, al Of this CITY,
CHAMBERs-THON-In this ci,y on So. FL ? ~ Oh.
ney "Llsm beInAn Mr. l. 2. Chambers % Miss Lizzie D.
rho daughter 9th late Capt Alexander Thorn an of so.,o
FARRELL-DECKER-AtN ew.oxp Ior. -. - ,v.an..
Day evening Feb By The Rev T. G. s,roa, NJ Iosn F..
ysa - Ma, Harrst pseieL e WI ''NA -"
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Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular sale of stocks
and bonds tomorrow Wednesday, at l2I o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolsys regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Wednes-
day, at l2i o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale of bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow "Wednesday, at ~!
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
( An advertisement appears in our columns to-day of
the Enemen's Fund Insurance Company The Fire.
men of New-York, 20 whom its citizens and especially
IFS Insurance Companies, owe so much grstitu ie for
dsnterested and noble service in defense of life and
property, are to have Fire Insurance Company in
which their claims to be substantially recognized.
The Fremens Fund Insurance Company il 70 devote
one half its profits after paying its stockholders y
cent TO the Widows and Orphans Fund of the Fire
Department. Its stock il cut up into $40 shares, in
order TO enable and invite the firemen generally 10
make moderate investments thus doubIy securing their
cooperation and friendship.
The following sales we're made at auction this day:
SIS Milwaukee and Beo e. interes, added 23t
600 Milwaukee and HORIZON RI lat Mort g. int sdied IS
600 Toledo Norwak and Cleveland RR t. int Adted. 1i
l0o0 Wa;eItown City &c. ineres. Added ST
5000 New York and Harlem Railroad To- IA. ........ $50
10 shares Chicago St Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad q
- shares Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad ....... 32t
IS sharO La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Co..... II
90 bp Cleveland Psnesye and Ashtabus Railroad 1884,
l0s4Bsnk q Commerce.
10 Ess, River Insurance Company ............ 81.
81 900 NJ int added. 81
GOO Louisisna State g. int added 20
20o ia Goose and Milwaukee RR 7s in.. added Al
LOCO Csicaso S. Pau and Fond d. Lac RR u, int: sad .
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MELvILLE-sEYMOUR-On Mondsy Feb al sac, ~ ~
tho.news Church by he Rev. VIM Frost, hsnfy d. 'o'
Vile to Sarah K s.ymour both Of his city.
NICHOLL-REYSOLDS-Dn Tuesdsy Feb y oy me ~.
Thos J. Sawyer D., Mr. Geo. Nichol ~ VS.. nm All. 10
REYNOLDS da1rhier Harvey Reynolds al OF This c
ROCHFORD-McC OORD-On Saturday. Oc- 3. by ne aev
Nj FARRELL jules Rockford and Agnes " heCood, bo'h o'
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Markets--.CARLFuLLY REPoRIgl

Markets--.CARLFuLLy REPORTED The ". Y. TRIBUNE
TUESDAY February g. 1853
AsHESThe demand for Pearls is quite aciye the marke
arm the sales 90 bbls So for Pots AID SO Sc for
Pearls.
CoTToHTbe market scve aud &c. better; the tran.ac.
tons are 5000 bales Bqdng portion in transu the since
I'd inst have been ZOO bales including 90 in transitu
pot since 40 bales viz Liverpool 81 bales Rotterdam i4
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-SrEciaL TERs.-F,b. 9-Betore Judge
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COuRr-SPEcIAL TERm-Ftb 9-Betore Judge
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Daniel A, Amant agt. Aaron III. Bean.-Motion
granted without costs
Before Judge INcRAHAM.
IN IHE NATTER or THE APPLICATION or MICHAEL
BARRETT TO REMOVE AN INDICTMENT FROM GEN
ERAL SESSIONS TO COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER.
Inc petitioner, on Dec. %, was indicted in the
soet OF sessions TOT granddaughter In killing Kelly
lie subsequently, applied Judge Iugaham TO remove the cause
INTO me court OF Oyer and TRIMMER The petition
Aceps Restaurant IA Avenue h that Dee Kelly In com
P~ny with gang OF other rowde bis eabhnnt aud
behaved IN % ooserou and violent as 70 ce the
sIs Of The for his personal safety heIeapOu Barrett
The petition further that on s, trial the Question will
how far force 70 protect himself nom ;nn,
end what circumstances constitute ts6aSle homicide
Keuy Il seems belonged = gang called the Atlantic Bl,.
who were Of their neshborhood aud bad on ya
occasions abused and stacked the prisoner.
On account Of the important qnson nyo,yed-wha' jses
hemhe petitioner that the b. tired the highest
Czna COar the Oyer and TeIuncr where the can BE-
snthoTitatyely passed upon
judge iuShs consideration deied the motiOn without
psejSdios 70 a renewal, &c.
SUPERIOR CoURI-sPEeIAL TEKN-Feb s-Beiore Judge
HOFFMAN.
DECISioS.
Lehman ACT. Ssloman.-There Is an issue tor ned
IN this The plaintiff may have to withdraw bis De-
Psymep; Of costs otherwise Judgment Tor deiendA;
On the answer.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-srEeIAL TERN-Fte 9-Before
judge CULVER.
DECISIONS.
WIN. II. Bernard AT The Brooklyn susxr Refinery
Deiehdants motion 10 vscate proceedings.
tss the order Of Oct H. 1851 (excepnR thai F1
Iraa $500 % "a As 70 preserve the property keep custody
nio Court until further ordsl De v.sied without costs the
Rnsa . have save 70 a1.as his OOmpnt within day..
within days All proceedings the OF
= books teipy Seifvw.s " ~ Asos,sa
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duoed hi, result Il il asserted that the road will be
abundau.ly able TO pay Y cent DIVIDEND a. '"e
u.ual period in August. The opening price OF "alena
was S3} ard closed at IS bid. Speculation mas aken
bod Of Harlem and the market advanced 70 III Ere
was strong in the morning, and sold as hgh a. - o1
apromnen operator coming IN TO sell some
the advance was not sustained. Pacific Mail SHOWS
no marked change. The exception 20 the up~nu
movement Of the market is Reading which, under 'he
depressed state of the coal trade and free supplies oil
stock has declined to S. As We utimsted yesterday
the Pennsylvania Coal Company has made dividend
and the market advanced to rs. In the Bond market
prices are well sustained and there is considerable &C.
tivty State Stocks are strong. There good demand
for Erie securities and higher prices were paid. The
OF the loan in England being console RED Almost
certain which will relieve the road OF ts floating debt,
the ability of the Company psythe interest on ts fun
ded debt is not doubted. At the Second Board l2VvO
La Crosse bonds sold at 49, showing steady market
The Immigrant feature of these bonds obtains
for them the confidence OF many operstOrs and
investors who will not buy plain bonds The prompt
payment of the interest the st inst hsshad favor
able influence and attracted buyers. Michigan Central
new loans advanced to go, prof. Of % Y cent upon
the taking price,
The operations in foreign Exchange for the steamer
not extensive and rates for the more prominent
signatures show decline of about g cent on Ster
ling. Bills are becoming more plentiful at New-Or-
leans, and the rates here pay large profit on pur-
chases there. Francs are 5.l6l d5l2i.
Freights are steady but very inactive. To Liver
pool 600 bbs. Flour Is Cd a L. l0d.; 100 bbls.
Lard at 20s. To London $50 bags Clover Seed sud
$50 bbls Lard at 22s. 3D. 900 bb- Spirits Turpentine
at 5s; 100 boxes Bacon ut 25s.; 500 bbls Flour q.
%. 3D.; 200 bbls. Rosn at "a. I'd. To glasgow, 30
tcs Rice at 4Os To Hamburg go bbls Spirits at Sc.
brig of 900 bbls capacity 10 Porto Rico and back
for g. 900. brig TO Nuevitas and back with Sugar
at Sc, Melado at &c. Holssses at 81, and Mahogany
at $l2 under deck aud $ll on deck.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
$l76, III 900 from Customs; Payments, s67-
$50 81; Balance, $3,3l2,34s 81.
The following is a comparative statement of the
Exports exclusive of specie) from New-York to
foreign ports for the week and since Jan. |:
7o. for tn. wee. ls So . fss,s sS;
Previously reported ...... 5sll,2so 48stl7O 1853 7s
snce jan es,s6o,48o s595ss72 s5s5tss5
We can hear of only 5000 900 in Gold sent over to
Boston to-day for the steamer
The earnings of the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
month OF December 1857, stz ~
For same month last <ooI %
Increase 81 T. cent sll@'' %
The earnings of the North Pennsylvania Railroad for
January 1881,
month ''ioi
Iucre.,. II $50 IS
The earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad January 1858, f548S 81
Same month last fo'' -
Decrease In 1859 Nv 20
The January receipts of the Chicago, st. Paul and
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MINIATURE ALhASAc......THi DAy
Sun-Rlsss 1901 Scts..... 5:79 Moon-Rsss. 5lan
HIGH wATBR......THis DAY.
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