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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
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p,pcocK-A.N Ne SO Tenth s,eaae rday J.s 81 ~
n,eTirs Res: Mara BAH. p ~. sb en-, Y.. o bsr sse
Her nains viii BE- iaken 20 Dltchess C3any Tor In's''
AneIis psp-rs rssse copy -, % o,,..
5,s, Brcoiiyp Thomas Cs,n ,see 4} year. ana aS o M
The re.,e. and end. Of he family are D"teG % .afh.
fn.rsI this DAY (Tuesdsy) 81 'eh p N DE '' "
be tak.n 20 Greenwood. "A
COrTA-lt No 50 Wes Sixteenth street en- sas-io'y ' ~
e. Gotta aged - years tno non,h'' n,o
NV n, s,ra., no,nr Jau ST. In Jersey C,, Pbeoe o.
wife of Lewis Day Il tbe 1h year o. hef ~ ,,,,.a %
The relative. and ,sHS' on we5nc.dsy he 81 Inst. oi
on tbe sscond Pr'by :erGn Church at Elizabeth n
d. COSTA - esd.n e in ne vIse ne z! " as 7b ysr
ofbissse. y, D.
poYLE-A,y No sss Fourth street Sunday jan 81 Ro'anA
uynDrS-Op Monday morning Feb l, Ms saIsh aedden,
Tn. fepd. Of he. ero.her Warren r. and Cornehg. hedden
s,o Of h.r L. Earle are nyd u .snp ss p ns,
funeral hi, lTHs.dsy afternoon al "oi0'' ''" '''
uvWeyr \. Je,.ey CITY. on Sunday morrns Jan. oo M,
Hsrb Henry wife Of Mr. James Henry formerly Of Middle
Tse pSs Of The amy are attend her foner from
late residence No 3. Mercsr Teet !eFsey cy On MOL
the r.ndeDoe Of h mother Ninety street
snd Eighth ayerne Friday jan q Henry HsT'on aged %
years ard 10 mouths
on sunday noins ST. after long AID severe lnes',
rsh F. asash,er u N and Sarah MoTsan aged years AID
months
oKEEFE-A, Bergen Hn H4aser City, N j. Of hesI. die.
ease Mr.. Margaret oKeefe ssed 50 year' widow OF the ''
QUACKESBOS-On Sunday evening jan 81 the residerce
Of his George Payne o1steIbos No IA Le Roy street
George c. QuackentOs, in the fith year OF his sis
friends Of the family invited 20 attend ms iuner ~ the
,bove address, Tuesday, Feb At o'clock.
ROGERS-Mr John Rogers IN the 18th year Of his age
M *, 'ca.s 6ca.e ~ C. Not No. 81 twenty .wssn
Ninth and Tenth avenues friends and soquar;Nlces
respectfully invited attend without further notice
ROssELOT-At No. 1877 sssett street sonh Brooklyn on
Saturday jar 90 Peter Roselot, aged 10 yesis months
and day.
sANGsTER-In BrookyD D., Sunday, jan 81, OF de-
blny Geo ssrrser ser aged 10 years and II months
The friends family those Of hs Geo ssnsster
are respectfully invited stend his funeral Tuesday Feb.
O'clock from his late residence, No South Fiith
ABB rdeen Scotland, papers please copy
TI'RNFR-In Brooklyn, ". Y Monday Feb Samuel
child Of Samuel ". aud Joanna A. Turner, eged years
months and ~ days.
The fe de the family invited attend The funeral to-day
at o'clock from HE late Tesdence SdInsp street, near
HyTie
WILLrAMs-At Pompton, " j. on Saturday, Jan 80, r. B.
Williams, aged rs years.
WARD-N No 49 Second avenue, after brief nets, Of
tlrnp;ion, Francis Ward, aged "a years
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Arrived,

Steamship Empire City Griffin from New. Orleans JAM g.
aud Hsysns 10th, pass. to NJ. o. Roberts
s. steamship Columbia Berry ts hours from Chsrleston,
ndse and TO Spoford Teson Co. Sunday D. m 85
miles " of Hsttess graed steamship Florida for sayan-
Charleston. -
Ship Msgnos of Boston, Pepper Bristol E. Dec 49, in bal.
split sails &c - '
Bark Troysore of srspor Of Patagonia and
Baltimore days where she put In for orders ggano master
Bark Cephas Starett lo Rockland Gregory New Orleans lj
days. sugar 6c, 10 Z. c. Morgan Co.
master. 49,
ssh Ben Fisher, Wilmington N c. days, naval to
D2llner, Potter Co.
sehr Treasurer Fraser Norfolk days grain J. WI
seh Triumph, Otis Newcastle, Del days. grain r. d.
Sch j. r. Mitchell Psdee Delaware grain to r. D. Barrett.
schr Olive Branch, Hall New Bedford. ballast master
Steamer Jackson Baker Baltimore % hours to H. B.
Cromwell.
stsner we,tenport, Berry, Savannah days mdse. and
pass 70 II b. Cromwell -
Steamer Chesapeake Crowe Portland "a hours mde. to III.
L. Cromwell.
sAILED-shps Andoyer Berry w.Oneansi ~ Biddle,
Eyes saysnIah bark Hanbeman, Abbott BueDos Ayre..
W1ND-SunTise, ~ meridian. t. sunset ~ T., fresh with
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The Manhattan Bank has declared semi-annua
dividend of p cent, payable on the % inst. The
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company dividend of
interest at the rate of = cent per annum, and fur
her dividend Of Il y cent both payable in cash on
the 18th inst
Albert H. Nicolays regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Tues
day). at I2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S Diapers daily sale of bonds and stocks will
take place tomorrow Tuesday, at -! o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
Tie interest upon the Land Grant Bonds of the La
Crosse Railroad was paid to-day at the Bank of the
Republic. The managers of this Road anticipate no
trouble in removing the injunction. In the mean
time, the construction Of the Road toward La Crosse
viii 90 on vigorously. The interest due on the Terre
Haute aud Alton lst and ID Mortgage Bonds was not
paid TODAY but that upon the ls mortgage will prob
ably be net in a few days. The holders of the 2l
Mortgage Coupons will be asked to fund thoss falling
due within year. The net earnings Of the Cleveland
and Toledo Road for the past six months have been,
We understand s23 000 after the payment OF interest.
The charges TO construction during the same period
were about s35 0OO The hoatng debt isabou 100 OoO
The receipts for the trs, two weeks show decrease
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took the Place Of r.oeh ;pv>esnssnt and The bus-
ness became quite q mania 1fas "s'e oi paono


nese became quite nania- 1tas t's'e oi paonO
feeling, which concentrated hostSY cAf''" ]"
the private banking business; enabled dreetl manu-
facturSc Establishments, witch should have "ouni up
Their affairs yes-s ago to struggle along with nuge
loads of foa.irg debt, tbus keeping good supply u
factory paper which was considered par Sr'eE-
eres of the first rank in the hands Of the brokers' In
this way such concerns the Grafton. Northampton,
Bay State Middese1 and other companies were kept
along the commisson-bOuses resppg good profits, the
brokers fair living, and mOnied men high rate OF
ntere.-s at the expense Of the poor stockholders,
wbo, al uncouscious the while, undergoing de-
pletion in the most scientific way The fancy is now
changing capitalists who have al ist been ea1ght IN
PAPER investments now ind frst-class notes not en-
trely beyond contingency and begin to look with
more conplacency upon stocks for the employment OF
a portion Of their surplus means Under these cir
cums,ances il seems probable that the Bos.on Share
market will assume greater importance and, possibly,
our reghbors may be obliged TO levive the Second
Board as business progresses.
The following table, from the circular of Messrs.
Dupee & Ssyles, shows the progress Of ten OF the
eadrg railways Of New nglsnd during the year 1917;
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more and more Interested in he movements. The
s..,t pricee 10 he street show Q moderate decline
from the biehes. quotation. Of the day. The bsds
were for Erie. %; Se3; New-York Central, s't ao1
Rock Island, 7Ol a70!; Gaens, s0i iasol; Reaihg'
5s;G@I Michigan Southern, l9s a l9l Ioiedo' ff@
AL!
The marke. opens for foreign Exchange for the
Wednesday steamer q. previous rates. The supply 0,
CON mercial signatures is not very large The demanu
is good Sterling is 1854 SllO; Francs 5lsi 69'l2!'
Freigbts are moderately active a. unchanged ra'es.
To Liverpool 5000 bbls Flour at H. lOI c2s.; smau
shipments Of Grain at a a5id; eco bales Cotton al
3lGd; $50 bales Sea leland at ID; $50 bbs. Pork az
2 3D. $50 boxes bacon a. CO.,; 100 tcs. Lard az u.s.
3CO boxes Cheese az 25s tuna Clover Seed al 2osi
I0O0 bbls Rosin at IT, Cd. and per steamer Kangaroo
l50 tee Lard at 30s. To London, 300 ties. Beet on
private terms 800 boxes Cheese al 3s.; " ands To.
bacco at Is. Cd. To Glasgow, 10 t1ns Qdercitron
Bark al 35s The ship Syra, ff Austraa, on private
terms.
The business Of the sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$50 sO-from Customs, SCI, ,oOO Payments, $s2s'
go 81; Balance, $3,2H,O ,O76u.
The averages OF the Weekly Bank Statement show.
a. was anticipated, expansion in all the items al
though the increase in the specie reserve was not 90
large as was looked for. The general impression was
that the specie figures would show about thiy-one and
half millions The enlargement Of loans has been
manly IN call loans upcu stocks, although there has
been moderate ncrec in the amour. Of paper offer
Dg for discount. The speculation in stocks, however
II the principal absorbent of the surplus means of the
Banks and s employment in this vay during the Sum-
mer-thus feeding and promoting the movement in the
Stock market--was of the cruses and not an un-
mpor;ahpcne of the late crisis. The expansion OF the
Bank loans sas then ndscree, and dangerous end we
repeatedly entered protest against it. The Banks
appear 10 be again treadng the same dangerous path
although il must be adm.ted upon stronger basis
When the revival of the legitimate business Ct the
country requires enlargement OF the facilities tor
the exchange of products, &c. it will be safe aud
proper for the Banks 20 go and by expanding their
los1s, afford such facilities but The preeent imitation Is
no called for by the business community, but Is un-
necessary and the result Of the anxiety of bank officers
10 make large divdends-he effect being mainly TO as
sist the operations df the Stock market. The actual
increase in the deposit line less thar million OF dol
lars about equal to the expansion of loans The COM
psrison with last week is as follows;
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COURT CALENpAR-rm. NJ

S9fisL CoURT-GENERAL TERN.-Nos lO3 N IOS
4o@usi't, 10 ~ ~ ll4 . l& inclusive. EnuerA,ed ro
sUFRIhE CoURT-CRCUlr.-Nos 27l II5 no
e l47 las. 49, -'' ~ 'f''
CoyHos PLrhs-Part Nos. 80, 800 oql oar
lt<6 295 20 2g7 2qs 2o9 SO SOL Sl2 Par, IL N
I47 2sj 2S 25, 26 IN 2s. ESQ 2s 2S2 28S 26 81 iS2
SuYIRIoR COURT-TsIAL TERY.-NOs % 10 %
~ HS AI &c as $50 $50 So SIS $50 55i 2S 1871 S7s
~ 429 40 <34 43j 45 S3 Sc4 SIS 557 fS 81
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A LoBBY MEMBER SENT TO THE PEvITESrARY.-
Mss Eliza Wine, says The albany Argus, who, last
Winter, BY her frequent attendance al the Capitol took
prominent rank a. member Of the third House having
been convicted st the Special Sessions OF keeping dis
orderly house, was sentenced to the Penitentiary,
wLeIe she VII remain for :he rex: three months.
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mAnRuED.

,nv W.ar..ssy evening, Jsn n BY he NJ.
FE0WH-W Wim.r,.s "a Brown Of New yorh 20 yosepolpe
ysoss osd ss 1sh,s q o. rse WI; Ct EA'; broos'L
srs9tyn s., On Msnasy fsS sSsh1
ne n.s, N Giddiafs, ESQ, u brooklyn
ea,Tvs1 el s1uRGFs-At Trnity Ch-rch, On W.dr.sdsy'
HEpi y, -. Rsv Dr. Ee.ntTodt John II hec.y 70 A-'e
Georse w s.l1ses and niece Of Cae1 Bartlett
,,-Trs-PURDY-oa Friday, Jan. % By he Rs. D " "
-. Pastor Of Duasseet NJ Z. Ch lTch Iborn"s si''D
20 TIxab.th Pardy all of;hs city.
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The reduction Of The metropolitan ce'hcates during
the month Of January was sl3i3,OoO, leaving g.
2s5, eco.
The interest due on the New-YOrk Central Railroad
Company's7 q Cent Bonds Rochester, Lockport and
Niagara Falls Railroad Company's y Cent Bonds,
and Albany City q Cent Stock, was paid on the let
inst at the office of Messrs Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
Messrs. Wnsow Lanier & Co., pay the interest upon
the Cleveland, Painesvle and Ashtabalalst Mortgage
Bonds, due lst February.
The New-Jersey Railroad is now paying it' usual
semiannua dividend of 5 y cent. The following ex-
tracts from ts annual statements to the Legislature for
the years 1856 and 1857 show the receipts and *
penditures for those years:
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SkATISG FEAT.--0n Thursday afternoon, q
yosng lady and gentleman ska,ed from Bangor to
Hampden, Ne, on a trial OF speed. The Vatg says:
" TIE yoang gentleman had The longest legs bur the
Z" lady spread tne most CANVASS, and the wind beng
far and iress she beat MIN by q minutes, and the
feat was performed N nall ar hour 50 exhausted
were .be parties howeTer and SO s:Torg tie head
uind 20 skate back, ia. ibey tIOngbt 20 ne
a city q o Garage.
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tle 23d Of JanuarY. were as follow: |:
Total....s sI4S59 3l slOss4526 si772sl6 slSs45 i52
As compared with the statemen; OF the previous
week the res ats are as follows:

Tie Boston Stock market i gradually reYivng ffom
the state Of inactivity and depression which have been
its marked characteristics for several years past. Bank
sbsres have nearly recovered from the de line brough.
about by tire recent panic, and railways which lad
been ct comparatively low points since railway enter
prise IN New England reiched its point Of collapse
rspidly moving up nearer to par values. 0yer.bank-
ing has been a prominent ;Iolb-s in Neg-Eng.end-
not particularly on the part oe the banks, b..
amopg capitalists, and even wth men OF moderate
means. Note shaving q yc.n: Of fac, gradually
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,dl.. and The ssT tsT shcr; ssnsls', E cg: M.a,. "a
S ~. I.,s as,e firm sod 10 faiI request the .y.s g.,
Nm sse. Of 100 bb, end tee At sas Dressed Hos are 10
G dem,ud and are better sses e@i bp'sr and Chee.,
are more active and fTrer.
sTock on rosK AyD EEIr " PACKING YAaDs, yrw-yo,s
AND ssoogLYx FTB. I, 1853.
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Disasters. A~.

THE STEANER MAGNOLIA, Jones, from Baltimore for New
O;sns into Bird Harbor he evening Of the st the
weather heavy from the N she lost anchor by parting chain
Letter 20 r lwood Walter. from Gardner, Jan. -
KEY WEsr jan 2One Of the wreckng schr has jus, come
H. and reports thai the ship Mddeex from Boston for New
OeeIs ashore night Of the 2lst Pacific Shos
slated 81 ~ wrsekr and inside the reef The
s coes Lot s ard VIII doubt proceed after payng salvage.
by .eIier 70 Elwood Walter, csc,
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BY Telegraph.

sAvANNAH-AIr Feb l, steamship Thomas Swami, New.
York
CHARLESTON Feb. The United States mail steamship
Nashville Murray from New York arrived here at O'Clock This
Afternoon.
BOSTON Feb 1-oa Highland Light sunset bark Vernon.
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M.ARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Cleared.

ShiP-Andover, Berry, New. Orleans w. Nelson L Sons
Brks-Jane Bishop BuDce Mobile, Eagle Hazard; John
Wesley Mcclure, Ms,snzss. r. p. Buck & Co.
Mssnois NckersOn Wilmington D: c. Murray;
Hawkins Burgess Elizabeth City, &C. d. Glines Son Co:
Mist Dsosway Nork sturges Clearman Lynchburs ar.
rs Richmond c. Ii. Pieison. e' ~
sloOr-Flying Arrow. seleck Providence, B. Edwsrds
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Markets.. .PeDorted Bv 7sleoyonb

CHaRLEsTos, Feb lCoTToS-Saes to-day, 400 bales the
market closing buoyant Middling Fair, lOadi0sc.
ssv.kSAH Feb L-CorIos-Saes to-day 200 bales, the
market closing active at advance of tc. Mddug Fair 0l
MoBILE, Feb 1.-The sales Of CoTros tor
foot $500 bales at Oc. for Mddng The to-day
closed firm with tendency. The
last two days have been T. 800 bales.
AuGusTA Ca, Feb. 1.-The sales Of CorTos to-day ado up
ZOO bales, the market closing with buyers than sellers
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rumor which has been current in the street for
several days. of the assignment of important Steam
ship Company, authorized to say has no founda-
ion.
The Philadelphia Clearing. House will go into opera
ton in few days.
The following table will show the net amount .ab-
ec 10 the draft of the Treasurerof the United States
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WV FUkNs
-NsAc- York Yard --)-BAys Yal
o,-s 9IOa eT lB Y

roT. On n AND Nsv Posg-Cear, 100; lat monih' 20;
~ a., ,,. year 50 Mes 2Sl lAst month Soss lAt year
e4 Thin Mes. as; las; month ESi last ye,T rA rrss
is lat ve. y Prime 24lS lsst mouth SOL ss, yssl Sfs.
Rumr. ITl las, month 81 last year. ~ k,sS s S' ~
S. last yes M Other Refuse, Sss Last rsosth 10 ss 'ss
n4T Uninspected $685. last mouth @Ii. at yeN i'@' ~
i.ls ss2 last month, 1883 last year, l4sSl.
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Nrw sEEF.
yets York Yare

Tofa
Tny.I or n ,Sp NEw BEEF-City Mess, = last mohth tDe
same date last year City Prime IL last mouth so
80 seq Renasked Mess 64s; last month, So ast yea
s7s Repscked Chicago Mess se6ei ls.t son,n L ss :'
-, so Railroad Beef 4so last month Z ast yea, SE'
49, Ms. TS2 last month 40; last yes Az Refuse Prime,
= last month last oher ksfsse os , US, sss,
., SSs Country 2697 last month 29 ast year.
Iss2 Country Prime 4sl lastmonh 81 last yeaT ;f Gn
spectsd bbls 4ss last month sO56 lest year lo4 lo's
n 7cS, last mouth SO 9i4; last year, q 672 $1,000.
S ;s c,et saes Of 1870 tcs at s3d IS 80 y, 100 70.
SrGARSThe business moderate aud prices under ign:
nSS ere 6n ses Of 400 hhds mostly Cuba at 6Golc Rel
fined arr unchanged. $50, MI, =. 40 os "A
SFFDS-A moderate business doing in Timothy at s2o Y
hnsb of 45dl6 m Rough Flax Seed quiethe supply is
moderate sales small IS bush. Clover Seed IN fsr
saTPETFR-At Boston better feeling is noticeable or
Crude and improved demand sales OF 2Oo bags AZ 61docs
TFAs-The market fairly active at full prices for both Green
and Black r.
Kentucky - - , ,.,...,-,o,,
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of 1I2oco, as compared with he sane portion o. ''s-
uary, 1857. ~ ,,,
Pamer, President OF The Merchants p'Hn
Palmer has been connected. with u.s oA-A e'A''
twenty-five years, with grea. ability and success
Tie following sales OF stocks and bonds were niase
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AT Philadelphia the best paper goes at as y cent
At Cincinnati there is less activity in money and rs
class signatures are l0dl2 E. cent. At Baltimore
Exchange on New-York is iG4 = cent good paper
lOdl2 e cent. At St. Louis money in open market is
1918 p cent. The supply was smaller and the de.
mand good.
The Boston banks Saturday held s6,jlj,t00 in
specie-an increase for the week OF 800.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New Oresns
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The Circular Of Messrs Berenburg, Gasser X Co.
Of Hamburg gives the following resume OF the busi'
ness of 1857:
The year 1857 which commenced under most favorable aus
terminated in such cs as was never before witnessed
in Hamburg both respects It's extent and seventy hne
losing imports all Kinds Produce insufficient stock OF
Silver and consequent high rate Of Discount with 700 @
tended circulation on Hamburg The suspension OF some noes
in London closely tied with our place S"eeen au H.
gave the seDa and cssed some Sss ss S p.r unsyab
r asd slch ds upon part Of the same ths gat
s 80 Id h,pps been Infinitely greater had anshor
,e rterred bv Silver Loan from Austria for The support OF
oar ding community and by judiious measures in connection
with t. putting stop further catastrophe ConhdeIce Is
gradually towering and the SeSlHnfn @ MAJ 9n = s in
1857 averaging g. cent is now to be obtained upon hrs'r"e
Pe have .l to notice change of ST y cent in
weights favor of buyers since jan the same asvas osf
his percentage edlcted from prices after jan 70
come 10 the same result as before.
Telkampf& & Ketchipgs Wool Circular says;
fs0in' % Almost he .a0 state a. IN the month
previous The demand for low and medium domesc Fleece has
been pretty good and in consequence OF th.r scarcity advanced
sighty but notice no Improvement for the finer grade
and rmne but further rise could not be established
The crisis we have JUS, passed felt IN every direction
The heavy losses sustained in general admit Of no hidden
action credit well speculation have 70 be Feesaohed-
Large quantities Of wooen goods been offered auction
during the last month but The low prices obtained have had de-
in prospects may say. AnIsc.uers; and
until there sale for wooe fabrics emnneage prices we
do 20 manufacturers enter with much spirit the
In low foreign there have been b1, transactions but
the demand rather light and our prizes are quoted as high as
The Of fine foreign have Of the
qualities The England mention i'm
proveen although there exists with dnness in
the vsrols markets and prices are called nominal From the
Continent have heard of similar accouns-the decline Of
prices n TO BE- from twenty twenty five cent The
governing opinion, however Is that have the worst and
therefore, look with more confidence 20 the utare
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Pm seen gers Arrived
r.. .f.,-.l
MIErA1ukE ALhANAc...

| In .feom.hP Empire City from HosanG-N Bleiiorn j.
ssayedTa, j. d. Newhurst, Antonio Asgon C. H. More Mr..
Domain, A. c. Short, J. Monshan, and In the steerage
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Receipts Of Produce.

BY Erie RGlyoa647cO bbl. Flour Us do. Whisky SIT
pkgs Provisions 229 do. Lard 50 Ashes III do Bur 41
do Cheese 6, 100 sides Leather, IS rolls do
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Coo, ON hand Feb l. ls5s......l6si $3.50 70 2sol 90
oXy The snnnv Ia limited the inanry fair. sales ot

TALLOw-The supply is limited the inquiry faifi sales Of
10000 10 al lC!c. cash. -, ~,
WOOI-The duness previously existing continues undis.
turbed few any indications OF returning vitality a. Al,
sy day The and beavines prevalent In the goods
unfavorabe Influence aud manufacturers
therefore, y purchasers unless terms which do not meet tha
visx OF holders Fleece Wool IL In ar supply bat the
k Is by no means excessive and consists chiefly OF medium
fine quality with little Of the finer descriptions Of SAX
small sale occasionally ma e AZ prices
Iom 34d4c for good to choice allowing liberal dis
cont fr cah Pulled Woo IN supply AMI very
frmv held Al from 22dSSc No City % choice Coun-
nv Foreign 10 limited demand but there Is dis
rction 10 press sales present; % bales Smyrna and Ene
Rios on include all the tasactions that have
CURED IN market but sales Of several parcels have been
.de I'm Bostop Including SIS bales Nedte (Smyna
Unwahed Donk end south American I'D do Entire Rios 60
do Cape Woos and Us DO Texas all private terms but az
forced sales may be inferred that the prices OBJ
tanned below quoted rates
WHISKYThe market s lower and the supply
Of 800 bbs a. q d2i;c.
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,-,a.n, ,o ,r,aI wbeO ,sses,s co be d,

sskbSsS
Sci acwp .ts H. tls,ed =. he lool of The 3sy c.eads'
fN e~u,,ut nsy scply % he ,-ert sod have -ny % -
ssss'' S,estsl3 hsfofe ps5d On tSe day o'.lSi
ting with tie ci,k aie ccEsent have The sane P'eo
"a hs DAY eSiender - c,o,dv ~
Ayy q 81 bfsbctes q Ia ifftbe ''"' -
n. dia aAs
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MINIATURE ALhkSAc.....TNIs DAy
sen-Hses... 7:lO S.s..... 5:9 Moon-Risea :2ie
NIGH wATrR.....THIs
Sandy Hook. 9:l6 Gov Is'd :0sm Hell Gsts.,;f7
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Markets-cmrrrLLY REPORTED FOR THE N Y rs,sry,

MONDAY Feb. l. 1858.
ASHEs-The demand is moderate bat the market is
aned the sales are IS bb' az IS % for PesI and f5t2 for
Pots. SaleIsus is steady az &c.
COTToNThe market is very firm, aud at the cose It was
difficult 20 bay quotations. The quantity is small.
The ss.es are 2000 bales. We quote:
nEx Il IcA Inu
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jan l6 Jan. o. Jan. so.
Lospse99t797 762 slol l7262 1o2 so 0s9 Inc c1 ~
Specie .... 80 I'll 66 S829l5l 9Z73Gkj Inc. 4fJ,SI3
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The clearDgs show small increase in business over
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The movement Of the Banks since Nov. |, 1856, has
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

The Circular Of Messrs. Berenburg, Gasser 4 70.
OF Hamburg gives the following resume OF the ousi'
of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

Stealing StsQp. Resin Lawrence, colored
individual, formerly in the employ of the Met
calf House, Oyerheared his washerwonan, on
Friday, express want of some straw for her
beds. With more of gallantry than honesty,
Resin repaired to the stabbIe attached to his
employers house, before daylight on Saturday
morning, broke open the door and took three
bundles which he toated off to the person spoken
Of Officer Lancaster arrested Resin aud took
him before Aid Wright Resin s-<ured "the
court" that there was difference betS>$en tn.
king and stealing-uud he thought his offse=a
should be indicated by the former term. He
was let so with payment of cost and promise
to leave town.