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, 1860-01-05

Message Of tho Governor OF Peunsy1-
Tnn1A.

HARRlsRCRa, Pa, Jan. 4-GoE. Packers Mes
sage refers to the Harpcr's Ferry difficulty, and
says that it is gratifying to Pennsylvanians to
believe that the citizens Of the Comnsonwe ealth
did not in auJ manuer participate in that un~
Lawful proceeding; to know that when some Of
Tue guilty parties were arrested within its juris-
dictlon, they were promptly surrendered. lie
adds that while entertaining 10 doubt that our
Republican Institutions, which have been car
ried forward to their present exalted position
in the eyes Of the world, will continue to the
latest generations, it is the part Of wisdom and
patriotism to be watchful and tisilant to guard
treasure so priceless. Let moderate counsets
prera'l; let spirit Of harmony, good-1 i'll uud
nationni fraternai sentiment be cultivated among
the people everywhere, and the disturbing ele.
ments which Temporarily threaten the Union
vii! assuredlv pass away. Pennsvlvania's cen
trail position, with ,0oO GOO Of freemen, enables
her to say with emphasis 10 the plotters Of trea-
son on either hand, that neither shall be per-
nitted to succeed-that It shall not be in the
powerof either to disturb tia perpatuity ofa
Union cemented aud saactihcd By the blood Of
our patriotic fathers. At every sacrifice, the
constitutional rights of The people aud the State
shall be maintained, equal Justice done to all,
and these States united forever =
The Governor congFatuIates the Legislature
that the State debt is decreasing OF the rate offs
million dollars yearly, resulting mainly from
the sale of the Cunal9
, 1860-01-05

DosToS, Jan. 3.-The Republican members OF
the Legislature held nominating caucus TO.
night. The Senators renominatcd tbeir present
officers, viz: Charles 4. Phelps, Of nostun, for
President, and Stephen \. Clifford, Of DuxInry,
for Clerk. The House nominated Juhu i.
Goodwin, of Lowell. for Speaker, in place Of
present C:erk, VIM. Stowe, OF Springfield, and
The Srrgean..ut- Arms, 3ir. MoEris*y.
DusroS, Dec. .a.-Tlle Stale Legislature cou-
vcncd ut noon to day. In tile Senate, Chas. Z.
Phelps was reelected President, receiving -
ou. If AZ votes. III the House, john \. Gnoa-
win, Of Lowell, was chosen Speaker, receiving
l29 ydtes against IL for other pariies.
The Governor aud Legislature then proceeded
under military esco1t 10 the South Church,
where the election sermon Was preached by
Rcv T. Anderson. of Koxbury.
, 1860-01-05
Daily RasjeB OF Clliqassallyy llytIIkH llyyttIIkH

!, :. d D1bEksnA3 tEvfaua: panl 1st1
FLOUR -Rteelp 1855 brls. {atket &drarced &c. Sales
III, sss s: :ass; I'D s zi
stsolclrc.ed: Is. bsls "Andrr" Spring Eura and go
hs good Extra nj at ets6 delivered 40 brs low eade
Spring Extra s<x9 detresed 60 br9s kood Spring Super
u delivered U btls DO at $37o delivered 20 brs fne
es $40 delivered.
MILL STUFFS-3 tons MdaIngs At SIS At mil les
haks do at go track; ls7 bags do a.4on track
WAEAT-RecrIpts II, ,l4s bu. Market nsm. Sales were
ss0abu No Spring ii ssc In store: loo bu do II sc
track 800 bu d. At aGc On track ISL Lass No SpIng Al Il
delivered; 800 bu Club At sie5 track; 1,0bu good
Spring ii Sc on track,
COkN-NeeditsS bs. Market nr7n. Sales wc.e-so0
bu cloice yellow ri 47xc track e lu Nol ut +sc on
track 600 bu do ut &c 10 store: 80 In DO ut 45.n
store; 800 hu Eas Com at 4sc 2 IS rs on tack.
oATs-Aeeeita '3s9 hu- Market qulet and drn. Sales
wereoo bu No Sc delivered III bags Rejected
delivered.
nYE-R-c+lpts 40 bu Market Advanced 1c Sales vi ~
0 bu No nj t.4ck - bags do ai &c tralk;
&o1 hu DO At Sc Tn track.
DAELEf-feecipts, sf<0 tu. Market steady. Sales
wcreltoo bu No 4: SIC on track; 1900 ba do 1t
track; :e1 bu choice at e0c on track.
u!GHW1NFS-keceipta+ G69 Ibis. Market stesty.
Sales wesc-..D bts II elc.
ALCOHrL-44G45c per gal.
rRUv1s1OSs-Ma'ke.6 6sn.. Sale, wc:e:-5o brl. Mess
Buk Sides tx packed 5000 pcs Inlk shon ess At 5c
patked p country cuet Shoulders ut &c loose; :00
bsls 1fcklcd Shoulders At sl0-50Gsl076
LaED-l -luotscsand 10 osis prime Leaf texc.
TALLOW-Nomusl ii t0e7l0kc.
H1rEs-Keeep:<. e',lss It's. Market stsady. Green
Country s}596c Green Sailed. 6tf9ic Dry Flint 1a@
lsHe-
sEEDs-Keeel3tt 500 n. Timothy mammal nj 40
e.1aA. toves quiet; - bsla pure sold At <lsJ.
tuI n.I+ ~
l6c.
EG:aS-In fair demnnd At 1Gc.
PoCLTRy-very dull. Chickens sooss1 per doz.; Tur
keys.sGGc perm :
PuTATUES-1nf4ir request at s324c.
DRESSED lluGs-Reccpts, s73. Market advanced l0c,
S4'eswe1e:
20 Hogs a. 49, s5o aas dividing ,so .'l
II at e,.:9 AIN! 3 s. dividing on 200 lbs.
q at 30 und 45.9q, -
~ " 1t Is 70 Rhd ei.s1, p"
1s lIngs, averaging a ha at.,............,s at., ss.ii
- ~" ."-~.-~.....s....-...... 6.00
LIVE sTock-Kece!rts % ears Hogs do Catte, ind
sts shep. The cna1ket q.iet and there was no mtc-
'Ial chauee in eithc1 hosn OF cnt.e.
Tie Aales today wCse:
, 1860-01-05
Review OF tho Barley Trade Of Albany
for 1853.

teronl tho Albany Ertntak statesman.l
The receipts Of Barley this year By Canal have
shall :ppear from The Canal Department vii be
found 10 equal, il they do not exceed the receipts
Of 1858. which lad never been reached during
any previous season. At rouel, estimate VIC
place the receipts by Cunal during the year 1852,
at 8,200 VeD bush. Should this estimate proyc 6
to be corr. ct it. will show tha1 there hus. been
an excess in TIC receipt Of new crop in 1859
orcf til 1t Of 1855.
In looking ut our figures Of prices paid for
the new crop Of 1855, We cannot full to observe
one singular fuct: that is, the uniformity which
has governed the runge Of prices Of the new
The highest price paid for State two>rowed
was SIC for ls55 Barley, aud Csc the lowest
price or The crop Of 1859, 75c WAS tho highest
price paid, and Tic the lowest; although some
smaf! lots sold as.low as Csc. The greatest
quantity Of two.rowed sold at one price was
43,60U bushels Of 1858 Barley, ut e0c.
The figures paid for four-sowed showed that
in 1858 barley reached SOC. and sold as low as
&C.; the new crop sold US high as SEC. and as
low as ;oe., but the few sales making Mt 70 and
71c. would place the, range more faisly at
s2@sGc- The quantity Of l0g, 900 bu.-old aud
new four-rowed about equally divided -so!d at
75c.
Canada East harley has been a prominent
article in our market this year. Nearly COO, 900
bu. havc reached idc water and its sale has
been admirably lnannged. 1t has given, as we
understand good Satisfaction, and should The
crop Of 1860 turn out US well as that Of tue
present year, it will doubtless be eagerly sought
ettr. by2ouTtmaEsters.E & As ne bare before stated
its sais has been well managed almost the en-
tire Of the large receipts having been sold be-
lore the crop Of our own State showed itself in
the market. To what management this was
owing was never clearly understood but H.
the state barleJ-Mas evidently sacrificed 10
the Canadian operations. The largest quantity
Of Canada East said Ut ssc. OF the crop Of 1855
the highest figure paid Was s5c.; the lowest is.
0f tue new crop 5ac. IVES the lowest and b5c.
the highest; ulthout't so,ne light sales were
made Us low as 74c.
Canada West, Of The new, crop, has been III
good demand, aid the, best samples hare
brought higher priset than MT other descrip-
tson. large parcels hating sold ut Ssc, and down
to e1c; but sales Of soule unimpnrtant lots
were made as low Us 1e@19c. Tho sales Of
1853 Barley were at 81 4e3c.
We now gre the aggregate Of the reported
GALES Of this Beason's business, with the aver
xpgc price Of each description. 1t presents
, 1860-01-05
The Weather.

Sr. 1oris, Jan. 4.-Cold, but sun shining,
Muy SNOW before night.
Observation-Disclosures clear. Thermometer
= above zero.
pcoria-a: !. Weather cold, cloudy light
ta1t Of snow last night
Fod du Lac--9 4. M.-Weail,er clear and
cold; Mercury at zero.
Prairie du Chien-9 A. M.-Neather clear: ::
wind west. Thermometer S" below.
L.Crosse-Weathcr clear and cold; Mercury
T. below ut 8 4. II.
D1bu4ue-Kather clear; Thermometer ut
zero.
Nuscatlnc--y 4. N.-Clear and cold: ther-
iEometer s. below.
Davcnport--Wiud y. II. Thermometer ="
below.
Burlington, Iowa. 4. M.-Cltar aud cold,
Wind west. Thermome1er at zero.
, 1860-01-05
Rhode I.land dItepublIcanC CouveutIo,

Providence, Jan. 4.-Th. Republican Stute
Convention met in proridccce TO-DAY to po,ni-
nate candidates for State officers, uG.l to elect
dritgates to the Chicago CMscntion, lion.
Thomas Davis was elected President.
Seth badenford oil evidence was nominated
for Governor over Thoa. q. Turner, tue present
Governor, and Samael Il. Arnold. Stephen ST.
Mason OF Smlthticid was nominated fur Lieut.
Governor over Isaac Saunders, tic present in.
cunbent. John Il. Bartlett was nominated for
Secretary Of State, and Samuel G. Powers for
Treasurer. Tbos. Mckay WAS nominated for
Attorney Gencral, in plnce Of Jerome y. Kim
pail, deceased. The more RADICAL portion Of the
Republicans had the ruling Of tue Convention.
, 1860-01-05

1
THREE THROUGH iHi"1FP.,ys; F1,ys;sEScrn rn.1x,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND rH1LADELrIIs. A.
rsis:s Snss &,5s Pr; ;% +, a 1s?;
New Y:1t astea yasim"s md Ka.hasvs ieilth1 aii1 e.
IT, ,sx saa 'ss r
~ f. Lats iS1S"sh 9a rsisasiphia with
saotss "a. ass =. .isasass t. e.eh r.,n. wootr,
SItxSs5 Mi III 5;p;s; 81, ~ f Ta:
: snses sts s H. IT, Ssx ys1S fS.csg Iass,
FL: t.: :sss: fs;. s
xa IatPs1 Se4 }s12 9t i, ,s Sra Bas
Ai;s + FtEsitsss b;ssssIs - !. =; ts ~
sq,sa 81 4 y. arriving At Philadelphia il rW, New
Ss~ 9s!t e.: IL ssaa fh:a:1
~ @ e. ss :ss sss NE E ri
| Or sstoasux.a Lints. .'' '''N ''4 A@'''f
~ Sa ssa'e sHy 9 +? =:
o. y. 5~,I S;%s:s: : Fs':;j:'s. 3js n''
r.,1 4r4Ek q a3El:,. R9HrE; g !}l!!Ss,,.
The eonpsaa ef,Ss We:,an e:.ssst!sas q L. Penn.
syl,anh kareaatG q @ G4lsag9 nakes q =; I'll: Z TIE
TseconreetEne of e.ets b. sfs Raaad Bridge at PITT.
m .asas ef,n,; aAya"tass fesay appsssiates
to Zip b. thls n,a.s., >~'@4@ '4' 1A''S'
is923as .peg 70
p + s1ss ft Ds}ie s,e.
S Seisassss e s; isiss:s ;s;Ins !$':fi i'd t.
eirnaijD r. q, HeIruns. Msd,on, ini; m t;:nh,m
R:st;xs S;ssn ky yIfy y Esas;rYs s,
jeha i. Ms7is Sa.kv:e: Tesn.; iisT!. i Iinnt Ms9:
III: 5is: ssfs : i i
, 1860-01-05

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-The store of Trust,
Sickle Co., fancy goods. West Baltimore, has
been burned. Loss fao,puu. Insured.
The hArbor is almost entirely closed, and
steamers arrive with difficulty
, 1860-01-05

. NEW, YoRk, Jan. 4.-The warehouse, ess
Greenwich street, was burnt last evening. 1t
WAS occupied by John F.. Brewer, hardware
dealer, 1saac l.. Rue, pickle ,de.lcr. Bernand
Mcechan, for storage, and John 1rying. Loss
&3ao00, Of which $4,000 falls on Brewer,
5000 Oh La Rue, and $4,000 OIL Messrs. uuy-
city Offices. - -
, 1860-01-05

NEw loRk, Jun. 1 -A large number Of coun-
terfslt IS on the North River Bank, Of New
night
Jenny Howard, well dressed female, was to-
day sentenced to two years Imprisonment, for
passing counterfeii bills on tho Merchants
Bank, Of Alhaur.
, 1860-01-05
Illinois Douglas State Convention.

Sra1SGF1EIp, Jan. 4.-The Democratic Staff
Convention was called to order at leu o'clock
Eight hundred delegates are present. The Con
rention organized temporarily by uppoin,in.
Hon. Murray Mcdonnell, President. a coni
sn:ttee to report permanent officers was appoint
I'd, aud the cunycntion adjourned till one
o'rlnck n M
, 1860-01-05

BosIos, Jan: IA few days s'ncc 4 young
man obtained T. ,0l> at The Exchange Bank on
forged cheek, purpo.liny 10 he sisne.t by
Aues 4 Co., tile we'll kuown shovel mauutactur-
ers. No trace Of the forgcr i.as yet been dis.
coyefed
, 1860-01-05

1, ,INGERSOLL,

Ds IkAER l;ook MANUFACTURER.
HOOK BINDER AND RULER.
an, prpa.eit manufacture flank Bouks Vi every
description. ruled LII! tounI any desired patterns with
with.ut al hes,ss. Particular attention paid
dets IT t,uuhty Ulncett, BaEks. nc.
BILL H-ads Letter iErads >lEpipg NILS. &C.. Ruled and
Crn{vd tu trier. Mazhea, Periodicals.. e1c. .uxl IN
anys,ye. Oll I.nks huuu4 am. rvbuund. All ktnds ii
Printing daac li! and dmatch. Terms nsoder
ATE. MI. LED LAKE STREET,
Northeast ersner Of Clark {entrance On Clask street:
Post t)tteg iSux aGSts u1ys1 !y li3yi
, 1860-01-05

Kentucky shows nm aggregate contraction of
.'nH; Ohio II ,#o,Ao. Indiana is fully up
to last year, hut her capital III tho meantime has
been considerably Increased. The volume Of
the circulating medium I'd this section has also
been materially Diminished by the purifying
process through which Our currency has passed.
Piper that circulated largely year ngo, was
thrown gu. during ihe summer and fall. This
Jed to the wit!rawu1 fron, this field Of ut least
$4,'"0,tp'. According tu these estiinutes, t1,.
ana Kentucky nj ihis time, is Ss,oa6, coo less
than ou the first 'auuury, 1855; Or $.s, 900 900
against t:n,s'VU, ,lar--,l contraction Of ubout 23
per cent. Contrast this state Of things with
that which prevails in the Northwest. The c,r-
culation Ut 1hr banks in the three principle
States il as follows, iu round numbers:
, 1860-01-05
FINANCIAL anDl Go,1!,,terfiaLl,
::'H1}EI : IN4:ERCIA.Ii.'i


T"tst. .::..,. s7s sta tzta .ll<4 6G9 '1ls -
: 1lscre was Z. better t1cliug III tue FIour u,ar:
let, and nudera good inquiry. it.a1vauced fnlty
SC. About ] 20" brls chnngcd hunds, at 4.4si
@s.eQ lor. Ion grade to ehoioa ssring, Extra,
and *s,ses@ss sQo fer SPRING Super: at tie close
o'tlc t1nrket there was an activc demand for
found toes hoice- u full prices; but buyers
aud st.1teea vera aliart. Wheat continues firm
at :"c: No.: Spring i'll store. and SO lose
for So; 80 choice Club on track. Corn IVES in
beiserarqnesi, and tlc market was firm at ycs.
t:'aSss prices, with sales at 4a.@ lGc for No. J.
IN tt''rr. aud l7I1.!c On track. Oats were
quiet hut firm 1t S5c for No. / delivered. RYE
III good demand and Advanced 1c. Durlcy
st.'aiv. Hi.hwires in fir request ut aIc, Al.
c"l,ol. 10 ,,c.
The receipts of uoss, live and dressed, to day
were ], ,S6l, and under good demand by pack
c-s the market advanced 'Gsi0c on Dressed and
about l5c Oh Live, the former sailing at e,.es@
G."a, aud the latter 4. s4.Ge@5.1o.
Ttc Provision market w.s also tirn,er md
moro aciIve- There was good inquiry for
Ness pork in r.':na luts at Sl3.uu; but holders
ask :l5.:,,. 4 lat of coo bris Thin Mess was
sold at sl*.45, aud smull lot of ueavy Ness ut
$li.>7!. Cut Meats are rather scarce, aud The
dcaaul is good for thc Baltimore trade. We
report sars nt' :u,onn lbs Bulk Sides at Tic
packed. mud ;,t"as pcs Hulk Shoulders ut ste
packed. Lard was in nctivc request, and about
7'n iris and tierccs were sold at Sic, closing
very iirn ii TINT Iyurc-ho.ders generally re.
fus','G 10 sell below 1oc.
-st- Eurninns of the Chscoro l,r1sr~tn. T.
, 1860-01-05

PonE-TorAL 0tp AND NEw-Clrar Is; last mnu,h, ~ !;
tls uate las year. 80. Mess 's LAST nn. 'ii Ias,
.es: PRIME Mes'. ~: i,s. mont', isl ysa-
ant T.; sH moah. 81 lat seat T. tcn.e. lat
Is;l:a ,e,rs. Hstuse ~. s4; laa moa.,. 81: !si
ioa9. Nbcr kefase. 1ss.; hast NTH, ss; List ycar
-. Un!nsrecs. iost:; Ia: month. 4s'd: lat yea..
b.E'5To5A. on An N.Y. .Ichy rIn:, 9: ~
,t9 last :. ar 6s3 kairoad Beef. 61 rno.ti Cl
last yest s0 Refuse sts.. 81 Last ruth, 10 last ven
,:efus4 - lt month. aas; ytlf 3s Tesras Ness
70s: month, 81; Last year Q. Tesce. r Mess
,nont, 7@i year. 1874. Country Primo rSss last
% mon: & ssi: f.. ye.r: 4. E.sa:esed fiesse: ss
last month elss Last yer. f::l. Toals-s"sla last
, 1860-01-05

New ORLEAxs, jan. 3.-The steamer Hahana
brings Havana ad7ices of the Su,h December
The sugar market tirm-99Ha reals for DIS No.
l!-stock aO,1O0 buxes.
, 1860-01-05

POYS LOOK AT TIIS.-For
Ch1l.tnns o. New Years Present. Ak your fathtr 10
buy riee TOOL CHEST tiled With too conssLa.
of rIaaes Na+ts G.nhes, IL. Saw Gutge Try Sqrs,
Comp .ss rncrss Knife, CAlse- Screw driver. kulr.
Rtn4aw1s re, DC. tp1 .ae. wholesale and refail II
Water 4. eel. IeIx.w
, 1860-01-05

ArurnS, Jan. 4.-f:ov. Seward left here for
Washington on :he p;ne clock train sLis morn.
ing.
, 1860-01-05

rE{CET IN new rGRE.
The annexed comparison Of the prices Of
lending commodities as current January 1st Of
January Of the past six years, will be found in
teresting:
, 1860-01-05

C1nct0natt Market, -
D7TEtfenAru1 C,sc1ssAt,. Jaa.4.
lioasSAles oE 800 ii 4G.eG2s.E0 Receipts 70: tie
season. aa.oo0. 6aue time Ian ycaE, 81 ol0.
, 1860-01-05

New York Cattle Market.
BT TELrnaAFn.] NV TaRE, Jan. 1.
BEEvEs.-Dnll and lover Eiceptt Of 3:sa head bcst
Qual!ty. lts; medium 843; Inferior, 5i: average,
7EI6.
slkKr LANDs--Actlvett tt slight advance. Receipts
8,AN.
Sw1s4--lu fa'r demand, 6,f97 drc.sed.
, 1860-01-05
The British Corn Trade.

tfpd Tie Marx Lane Etp4cBA utc l..l
More rain occasionally, with light frosts, have
hut few opportunities for clearing or ptoughing
the land. The carly. sown Wheat has had u sal
ufary check by the cold weather, 1nt the bulk
presents quite contrast to the line growth Cf
list year. Still, il there be no mispant from
excessive wet or sudden alterations Of tcmpcra-
ture, we may have good crop with favorable
spring. Mungel, ,wurzel, where not ea1l drawn,
has suffered; ind other escufents have cotno
short, potutoca in masy places being scarcely
eatable. 4 much larger inroad upun the hay
crop thau Was oaco expected must necessarily
ensue. The Wbcat trade has scarcely varied,
supplies in many places. In such there has
been increased frnlness. But where farmers
huve sent freely, with the bulk out Of condition
As the consequence Of the damp weather, prices
have been with difficulty supported.
1.-The continental markets have not eyincedany
further depression. France is steady, und Bel
GUM rather improved; but the ever-varying
market Of New York has declared more dec-
dcd advance IN brrndstufla than for some time
past. This riseis supported by speculative op.
eratinns, the character of other markets. and es-
pccially By adrices from the West The point as
to supplies FROM America scenls therefore
likely to be determined By future accounts ot
prices from Great Britain and Europe: while
the disasters in the Black Sea will much reduce
their expectations from that quarter. Still, us
old stocks in this country are said to lie good
ii liberal contributions continue to be forward
ed. We may have to dip deep into the season
before remuneratye rates are reached for
Wheat.
The sales Of Wheat noted last week we're 1885,
G20 qra., at AS. 3d., against 123,9 qrs. last
season. The London averages were ASS. 3d.,
OF 500 9rs. The arrivals iuto the principal
ports Of Great britain for the week cudiug :;1th
November, in Wheat aud Flour, were equal to
E3 45n nF5
, 1860-01-05
PTlIsBl:;ul;'KGH, l:;l;'GH, FORT WAYNE

Sawc3 re.e4a and cA,. r,a frun, t:ht- y, ,a,,,u,z.
.fES NsfLFANlA CEN III r. .Arrro.,
ho Asw 1at:. Phi i:!drpaia y,iti,nun. sn,t Mhin4,.
~ @ ~ VIZ VIZ neIfes towns"f Pennsylvania. NsV Lar
Merchants. by tas!nr ta:s r,n.r
kas..7kt check. th1uush. eSss-
lsalsH itIrc tte +pef &C ruer NJ f,,,,; -, s- ,,
st1evt.. Ws.s SIDE ~ fusws. " ~AtI@' 41a van uuen
5:.V 4. II --fnEnn.- E,nr.. ,,,,.
t.Ms-NiAls kxpse-.. daily &,tur,tay ~ excsntl'I
ps,n;shts.ef II Cststhe With cxyst:: :o IN, ~ Sh
aa ,n 10 t1HnAi!k Ht:ai' Niagara Fa;s Ses Ynrk M
Hosie. a!u all htefts af NV Eri.c,s ~ S ,1
A., s,,E ~ .ss* t"ss I'M. Erie ltalrt ad.
vsa. vo. ssA.h 10 ahuntus, z4.t.yt!it Nrws.k >rou,+
zna Virginia. |>S.e' IN" tnteri's stowEs"f Ohio
oss ttnns Connect at Eure.f will trntcs nm ,.,7
a 20 ss'!1H:dr tlana uay;nn aiit:n, ,u;r.t,
0aSo HMhtf1'ns y Lima fr uay.u md t'nc1n nnt
$3.50 ssss ~ LuW As ANY UriiEK WWtisE
~, h"nfsl East II I'm, tss t,tr t.,h n:,.,c.
skttss.e ts.:lnI through marf Of tts ;1rssst MI
itk r*.t!s arriving at t'h,,s.. s.. $50. ~ .A ~.
,rt r.Mv saes asen. 1t HE .!r; t. Y..tjvv chsrk,
ha ns - passAse Ire NJ eht-.a t. lie f1f,.u,rh ',s
Tir:.ts -, S.eslsus Gars j. .s.u:ls.e x.&s. tain
i"r aa!c q III the p.!,r,tt Itri tiiic II. III.
Dra.fS1" s e"a1A'y t!nLt, At t:a.tluIph aid
INV e.tfslA "te,ss the Kex.rr lnr,s VI Vi H.,
EhtSiku. " @'-" -3a s1A AafeL s'f>tss
~ Pa''1ea.sto -sk +: :!tAsts l'y E,,f wayne
las: Y. M.'>>.>N. Srr,:ni tsrr. ;:SSic.,
110Es5bN, ErN1 AA> ~.
, 1860-01-05

Summary Statement showing the quantity
and average va1ue Of Lumber, Brcadstuffs, &C.,
left at Albany, via Ere and Champlain Canals,
during the season Of navigation Of 1883:
, 1860-01-05

FIusScIAL CONDITION or ruE WEsT.--The
Cincinnati Ga-'ftt Of yesterday has the follow
ing paragraphs in regard to this important SUBJ
ject:
Will The commencement Of the lnsiness OF
the New Year. brief reference to lsadin. facts
connec.cd w.th the financial aud commercial
condition of Tue West, will not br ont uf place.
First then, as IN our financial condition. As
stated in our last issue, there hare been but few
failures i'll Ills city since January, 1S59, and in
nouc nj these l.urs Western banks been inter-
estcd 10 any great extent. Ia the item of sus-
pended pai,c7, there ore, our banking houses
havc no incrca*e to report, but on tic contrary,
this account wiz somewhat reduced duf1nE the
year, for paper that Was practically iu suspense
in January, 1850. las. ii q large extent been
taken HJ' aiuce HAT lime. These remarks applr
10 banks of issue in Ohio. Kentucky and Indi-
ana, az well us i, our private bankers. In tl,is
respect those *!ho are engaged in the depart
ments "s tiuance, are able to make favorable
exhibit. In auo.bcr item the banks Of issue
max. i strong showing. The circulation Of
Kentucky. Ohio aud Indiana Banks, is less By
$4,0,p' ,buO than ut ihc corresponding date last
year, Tic aggregate l,cing how about SEE O10,-
coo, ay1lusf ..s,uoo. 900 On the 1st Of January.
1851. This is divided as follows:
hthtuClE N.900
Ga!3 .sN,0W
sGD,NU
, 1860-01-05

New lonK, Jan. 4,-Thc steamship Cahawha,
from View Orleans via Havana, arrived this
evening. No news.
, 1860-01-05

l.tsa,1eV' 9l,409,s1o
!: The average price Of tho whole sales Is 7sc y

:. Tue average pF1ce Of tho whole sales u 7sc q
,hushel.-:: ~:
!, .',,lt must b horne in mind that The above em-
braces only. the sa.es. reported to us daily.
take place. which nerer reach our books. a
moderate estimate Of those transactions, with
@he stock ta store, which is placed at $780, 900
bnshels, would raise the aggregate trade Of this
city to at least 2,15o, 200 bushels leaving less
than one third Of tile tidewatcr receipts to be
divided betxesn--our- Now: York and Trny
:iE1ends. and 70 tall up odd corners On the river
towns. not previously occupied, by purchases
made here.
The averagG rate is lower than was generally
!. anticipated; but when We take into considera-
tim the act-deapisc the assertion Of the DuIa-
10 .CG7nfnercial Adterstt<r-ttat the stock Of
|: lah was larger than it bad ever been Oh the
surprise ia the result presented By tile actual
, 1860-01-05

11RINT, BOOK AND WRAP
L r1So fArEa, ins saaI Il manufacturers prcet
III ]. i. L E. 4. BLAZE CO,
No. GIG IEinZte street No. ZIG
Mlsaidrras " i,ristpl, Kendall uuunty, ILL.,"
EV Ca.h paid for Ka-s. iyss ~ dsI7
ElUTLER Sc HUNT, IS State st.,
ssx{1 t5xss atxta .i1l0 sGx4s s3x33
:9Ai6 saxs1 :tsA soxa: assst 9:131
And are rrcevin8 a large assortment If BOOK PAPER.
3,ttaDteams q Wrapping Paper, u fdGEspnt elzes.
hut lratr+ Mani!a dn. 49,. . .. ..
40 reauat Zap .na Letter. and gtdtral assortment Of
Printers Stationery.
fs1 kegs ii 3tatAcs's celcated BOOK and News Lux.
All Of which will he tnd fur cash ut Ge uwest possible
rates.
mhls Cash paid for RaGA-11