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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

eV-Ths Monthly statement OF the Assets
md Liabilities Of the Council Bluffs Branch
Of the State Bank Of Iowa, on the 4th Of
March, inst, will be found in our adrer.
Using columns.
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GIVE. WAsD, Architect, Upper Broad
way, advertise. in to-day's paper that he is
prepared to furnish drawings, specifications,
hills Of material, ETC., at short notice and
TN reasonable terms.
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All persons indebted 10 the Estate OF the late
d. j. Sullivan, deceased are hereby notified that an
immediate settlement is demanded; and that uerl,-
cence 10 do SO within thirty days from the date herrof
will Increase cost, as the undersigned MUST and
WILL compel adjustment OF the deceased mesa
Dated al Council Bluffs, this Gath day OF Nov. A. D
1860. JOHN JONES
JOHN BENNETT,
AdmyststraSsra
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egour neighbors across the Muddy
have had an interesting time, during the
pas, few days, 10 catching thieves. A rob.
berry was committed Sunday night; next
,,ay some Of tho rascals were caught, and
when upon trial disclosed the fact that a
regular Organized band existed between
Omaha and Denver. Those arrested are
in charge Of the Vigilance Committee, and
we hope, will "swIng.'
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rT.The river il clear Of leo below the
lower landing. The steamer Omaha 10 ex-
pcc.ed 10 arrive t.. morrow.
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wWs are requested to state that there
vii. be 60 sersics at the Congregational
Church 10 morrow, Sunday
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eJ One page Of The Davenport Gazette
contains DO less than sigh. "kansas relief"
articles. Poor Kansas.
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eTThe new Bowling Saloon on Upper
Broadway, will be open to the public On
and after next Tuesday morning. "Les the
balls roll ~
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cT See the advertisement. Of Nrrr ( Co.,
in another column.
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rw..-ssz;ns,!s.a. 70 srs1rnee j. r "iILlAA.'
s..als.ts ..- the se ., AIssra-aa fer TIE - Az
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REPORT

or W D. Turner Treasurer Q: The Finances OF Potta-
wattamie County las connected with his said once
as reported by him to the Board Of Supervisors at
their meeting in February, 1861, From December
18th 1859 to January ID, 1861 aud statement Of said
Treasurer's accounts up to the last named date:
To the Board Of Supervisors
wD Turner, agreeabIy to the requirements Of
resolution OF The Board Supervisors, reports the
within: (Sisned.)
W. D. TURNER,
Treasurer.
STATE FUND.
wp, Turner in account with the State Of of Iowa.
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x.-s ,z.asrt-s. &c zEnaa1ss Ed. r. ckwEI,
Is.,,x-.,rs c.s...a,s tgr lie e..-s ., MARSHAL O:
the CITY 81 cszEe!I Bsa.,s- 81 %
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SrEs4. a=flsssse. = satsa.Iacs Z = 'ooD FL
.ow e.=1.z..s .sr Ia Zee . il-ssHs1 10Y 'ae "a
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- crn-ts BrazouoHs IL a emulate '0r Alder
i.sa a tAe - EsI4.
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STATEMENT

o. the accounts Of " d. Turner, late Treasurer Of
Pottawattanie County from the % Of January 1851,
the dse Of his last Reportup to February 10. 81,
the time OF his resignatiou-n which is also embraced
his Receipts as late Treasurer, during the interval
last named And the Balance. On esdh Fund on the
said 18Th day Of February, 1851
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~ DAVID DEgoL . eaaa-4.-s i2r Assessor
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81, 100 90 42,l2o 60
STAFF OF IOWA. }
PoifG,r alta ME County. {

I, WA .. Turner. Treasurer ard Recorder OF Potta-
wattaie County make and say, that the foregoing
Reports correct and true to the best Of my tnow
edge and belief. Issned,I ". D. TuRNEA.
Subscribed and sworn 10. before me, BY the said
W D. Turner, TIL, 18th das Of February, A. D, 1851
EF. BrRDICK,
Clerk Of Dis:riet Court
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,pu n rtxLos il sa..;a1ais ,sr Marshal.
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eT-D. b. CLARK advertisss in to-day's
narer that he has on hand and for sale,
fine 10. Of seed whea. and oats. During
the past year, Mr.. CLARK has taken prsmi-
um. on bis wheat and oats, ut our County
Fair, and n, tho State Fair, thus giving
proof that his grain can't be beat. II you
want good seed, bs i, the man to buy it or.
r,- Messrs. FeEDRiCXsoS K Jackson, OF
the "Elcphan, Storc,' give notice in an
other column Of to- days paper, that they
have now on hand and to arrive by the first
boat, goods .'for the million" See adver-
tisement.
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STATE FUNDS

PedIeT 5
do Collecd of S n Porterfeld 9 los 81
Dec 10 1853 By amount TreaSurers
ReceiI Is charged up S,S76 u
March 1860 By amount Treasurers
Receipts charged up QUO o.
May go BY amount of Treasurers
Receipts charged up $40 6O
Nov "a 1860 By amount of Treasurer's
Receipts charged up $50 81
Reeeipts charged up 1000 90
April, April BY amount OF Treasurer's
Receipts charged up - A3
By balance due State 3,4S5 IS
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r.J n PALMA IL ! eag4l4a;s .gr Assessor
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x-w. @. csawroap Is esfalalats Tot Recorder.
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$lo, 662 10 SIS, 662 AZ
ROAD FUNDS

Dec 10 1859 Ky amt OF Township Clerks
Receipts charged up Sis ~
Dec 10 1859 By amt Of township Clerks
Receipts charged up 1880
Dec 10 1859 BY amt Of township Clerks
Receipts charged SO 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09
DRY GOODS TRADE,

The imports Of foreign goods into this port the past
week were fair extent below those for the
period last year. The amount thrown upon the market
continued to be Light. Importers continue 70 be iniu.
enced by the fear Of the passage OF the extraordinary
Tariff bill pending before Congress They sn believe
that bill Of ouch groes incongruties cannot receive the
Of both houses If passes the Senate with the
amendments must be returned TO the House for con
currence and should it be returned to the Senate ap
proved they hope that the executive signature will DO
withheld One OF the absurd features OF the bill
Is found in the clause which, In effect, aoolishes
the warehousng systen-a measure which has worked so
bepecay for the country and especially for the trade OF
New York and other cities England has always cherished
her warehousng STEM which has converted London and
Liverpool into immense storehouses for goods in etrpa
all parts Of the world The warehouses Of New York
perform similar function for Canada, the West Indies,
South America and the Pacific coast. While Canadian
produce including wheat -four barley, &c, stored
in bonded warehouses in New York, supplies Of sugars
and other goods intended for Canadian consumption
also forwarded north of the Canadian frontier from
bonded wal ehouses Frequently when goods accumulate
in the New York warehouses in excess of the demand
the aIke Ia OF ten relieved and merchants saved from
heavy losses by reexpoltng them to foreign and less
gutted markets. his within two or three months, has
sugars which have been sent freely both to
England the Continent This feature OF tho system
applies with great force 10 dry goods BY allowing
time to re-expot such goods in bond foreign and less
crowded marts the local market ia relieved from sur
plus the regular traders thus escape SERIOUS
losses Tho repeal Of the warebousing system would
virtually repeal the Canadian reciprocity treaty, and
drive Its trade from the New York canals railroads aud
the warehouses OF the city Since the warehousing
system into operation large amounts OF capital
have invested in the purchase erection and leases
Of extensive warehouses, while the goods delivered
TO them from shipboard, and again carted from them
for reexp0rtation, have not only yielded incomes to
their propretors essees but have given employment
hundreds Of aborers and 10 abolish the sys
to seriously sbrdge its present arrangements,
would lead grea, sacrifices OF capital and throw hun
dreds thousands Of ndustI ious people out OF en-
ploymen It takes from 70 two years sometimes to
sell a single cargo of pepper. Under tho warehousng
system safes greatly facilitated by distributing
exporting portions in bond to other markets. or the
goods imported past week. wooen fabrics amounted
to s227 277 do $ls9 $685. silk, 1888 900, fax,
$53 $40, and miscellaneous articles TO $l59O2 Total,
81 1853 672 We annex tho following tables Of particu-
lara
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sales OF 900 hhds. Cuba at &C. 5<c and some lots
New Orleans at &C. 6isc. Messrs. II. L. A. Stuart
have reduced their prices their refined goods NC per
b. and have established the follow pg priess-oaf
gar, sL crushed sugar, So; circle A, crushed, 81
esnulated, sS ground, 8 white sugar. A, IA yellow
sugar, c, "a.
1oBAocc-But little doing. Sales II hhds Kentucky
81 He 63 bales Havana SOC &c., "a do. Esmeralda
at D t., i-2 cases seesleaf at 3a4c q &c.
Wool of all the great staples none has been so badly
affected by the adverse times N wool In all depart
OF the trade confidence for the moment is not in
existence. Capitalists ana operators, who do cash bust
ness the only who able TO make purchases.
II ade has ceased TO In its usual Cash buyers
Purchase and do from day TO day. thirty per
cent lower than before the crisis We give no par
cuar that would be criterion OF the Market but
quote current for leading grades follows
American deece SOC 2sc, pulled, APO 24c California
Texas l0c the various kinds OF foreign being
nominal at relative rates.
NRIAEY--Ihe market was steady, while sales en-
braced about 500 bbs. at 1870. . 1876.
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Haett HANNA; sehrs Medsra Bartlett Mansaaia; Lotte
Bunker cienfueRos; Ncksvson, Nekerson Richmond via
City Point; N Fillmore Chase, Nfork. SID, wind sW TO
NV with rain and snow steamer Joseph Whitney, and
CALAIS, Feb s--sd brig sanues French, Parrot Port
KEY WEST Jan 2s-Arr ship NJ istn, Fiitner Havana
bark Horace Beas Torugas sch nsstsAr, Ireland New
NEW ORLEANS. Feb Arr DIV teD ships A r Thompson
Liverpool; Caledonia Bath OK ngham and susan Fear
ing Boston; banks Courant Fem ado 70 D-bofah Bath
NEWPORT Feb o. IT schrs sslle Neazs Cardedas for
orders Flora Sears Nyork for Hysnnis OrY,ua, Samm
Fall River for Nyork; Queen OF the South Ei"eod Proy
dence for do.
Harding from Providence for RappahannocS; Bs~inkle
NEW LONDON Feb Arr schr temperance Davis, New
YORK Tor Fall Ryer soop Blackstone Allen, do Tor ffov
NEW HAVEN, Feb 7-Arr scbrs p Abel Bray and Ba
Nmore bair Eizabehport Chesapeake, seaman do Tor
Niondon Amelia Marvel Nfork, soop Ids VAIL VAIN do
Cla senrs Golden Eagle, virginia. Martin, NYork.
kYork Cid bark Alex MoNei, Somers New Orleans schrs
Eixa Williams Taylor, Mayaguez; Maria Wood. Baker,
mobne Adoiph Hugefp Mason, Savannah; A Hammond,
PORTLAND Feb 6-Ar Pr steamship Anglo Saxon Bal.
antins Liverpool via Londonderry; bark George Hunt
esF hsnnon Hshsway do
VAIL do brig Trindelen, Kaler Havanu schr Billow
PORTSMOUTH FebS-Arr schr Mary Greenwood, IIlck
PLYMOUTH, Feb 2-Cld schrs Martha Washington, Night
irgale Norfolk 3d. Charles Thomas coasting for
PRoviDENCE Feb Arr steamers Aiba,ross Jones' and
westchester Jones' Work brig Bren, Damon Savan
nah SD schr Day, Chase, Baltimore snd anchored OF
SAVANNAH Feb Arr Br banks Arbitrator Alien Liver
from Liverpool Cid Br bark Hope Irwin, Fleetwood
SALEM Feb 6-Sld bark Ann Mary, Babbidse, Africa.
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at this period. is light and scattering Though
its volume indicates some revival compared with
the dull days Of mid winter, il does not, however,
promise much activity. az the period OF the spring
advances The wholesale clothing trade Is heavy and as
the stocks now preparing Of light materials for tho
spring and summer wear there will DO heavy supplies OF
wooilen clothing loft Ihe wonderful extent to
which people can economist in consumption during
panics and commercial perturbaons surprise dealers
This leads to the superstition that In good times ople
consume great many more goods than absolutely
necessary The chief feature Of activity in the market
found IN the demand for heavy cotton piece goods
for export Brown sheetings and shirngs In good
request, and commanded full prices. Bleached and
Light goods were steady and prices uuchang
cd. The demand for China drills continued
TO be igely in excess of production, and many mills
have contracts considerably ahead OF their power TO
manufac lure them. Printing cloths were 40. lower
Prints Of new and desirable styles sustained at full
prices Other cotton fabrics without change OF i'm
portance. Heavy woolens dragged. Foreign goods
were moving 10 moderate extent, and newly opened
goods OF patterns and desirable styles were in fair
demand at full prices Auction houses preparing for
active spring business. should the IarM bill pass ~
will serious arrangement ia the trade II would
undoubtedly tend to enhance the value of the goods pre-
yousy withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, and
depress the value Of those TO the importers remaining or
subsequently, introduced.
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Port OF New York, February ., 1861.

CLEARED
steamship Ema r Kennedy Queenstown and Liverpool
Steamship Astanzas Lesegang Maanzas-Mora Bros. Ma
Ship Twilight, Gates, San Franrisco-sutton 8 Co
Ship Napoleon, Gushing, Lverpool-MAier, Lord Que
Ship Australia, Towsrt Iiyerpool-wiiams Guion.
Bark King John Obj, rookbank, Queenstown or Falmouth
'o sera WIZARD Nltahei i msyre-Boyd Hinoken
Bark Elise HAM, Humais, Hamburg-Yoa sept schmi
Bark Taintor, Hutton. New oreans-,I N snaith Co
Brig Helen Jane, Hayden, 81 Domingo City smith
schr Means, Richardson Antiaua,smith, Jones Co.
schr N Parnalee, Gaskll, Washington, nee VIII
Steamer Delaware. Cannon. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
ysG s .s and % ysss Jan
Jan Is fastne,, Light bearing 60 miles sed
passed Araeo hence for southampton and HaSre
steamship FLORIDA crowel Savannah with mdse pas
scngers. to samuel Mitchill son -. =
ship Zephyr of BOSTON,, King calao Oct = with gaano TO
Ship Normandy, Tyler, Liverpool ss days with md,e to
and spit sails carried aT cyn oo9om &c for Havana
Peerless Br, Dee Bermuda days in ballast to Nc
schr Edw slade tof Broohhaven Basis Norfolk days
sS.R sp'acoe Gibbs for Providence 'nd
ship wizard King, which arrived Gu inst
Eaus.sT GSe
dom 2lh, sises lon % % r. Br ship Avon 9 days from
Cey London Dec Good Hope, ship Rose
l6 days from Isle OF Bourbon for Bordeaux Jan Ham brig
Crona 50 days from Coqulmbo for London 10th bearded
Aired ~ Marseles LaguayTnsuppled
with bread &c xd lat rs lon ~ 20 boarded ship Bay
State Liverpool Apalachcoia all well
bosrd-she grliuousiy supplied with provisions; 2ith
spoke Dan brig Eliza did understand where from for
Santa Cruz
BELOW.
Also one brig unknos5-Both by po, Geo Steers, Noe
SAILED.
Steamship Maanzas Matanzss; ship Daring. Liverpool
bas Virginia Anp Nantes; Aeronaut Denarars John Pay
son, - Jago.
Wind during the day WNW.
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Herald Marine Corrosponaenee.

BERMUDA Jan 2s-ship virginia Dare, Cole, Rich.
WITH heavy Isl 70 eor. She VIII probably discharge part Of
cargo find the leak which supposed 70 be In the upper
bark lido KimbsI Uimer q days from New for
ss snesosea On
lstn inst Ia, y 80 Ion q While scnsdns II gale under
into 10 Pm by unknown ship, which carried his
Sross he sfnpos, and stove 10 whole he wss.hsS
sHs a Sn Co. a sSo Re 81 e.
states that his ordinary
his vessel must have down. and he attributes her safety
board the wreck OF the othe vessel found
on board h, ship from which he should Judge SHE was quite
Br sarks Java and Rosln Castle condemned
sold their await 70 them forward
The portion of the cargo Of schr Crystal Palace is
Br schr Harkawsy Fennis.on arrived the lis, inst in
days passage from New York
hauled into Il: stream and ready for sea Her scsaaoa
is Liverpool The salvage on her Is si7vo
sal on The 9TH for Boston.
The mp nscso I AVA s9s o. Soara the
bark BENZ Hale loaded aud ready 20 sa for fhs
% p e sns s.s Ssen s S n
Of ship Ocean stars cargo 70 Liverpool
Miscellaneous.
Sec Correspondence above
ORION tof Bcstonl Libby reported wrecked in the
BOtt IN 1906 by Paul Curtis Ia owned w Messrs
Minos Hooper and Others and Is insured In Boston
Bsig RoaMxR tof Casnc) Thompson from Nayport, Fla
o Providence With cargo Of lumber went ashore nigh, Of
9th inst about half mile II Of Nayat Point Light Maria
ganse Bay and remained Th, but probably hauled on
At high water yesterday BY steamer ID fogs.
Bnie hcsosp tof BANGOR Clark, from Nyork Dec arr
st hoelc lat ut and reports heavy weather the pas
sare In gale Dec TO- lay in the trough OF the 20 hours
bad forosa topsaii and bs nearly new blown from the
gaskcts.
Sem Ssnrn sr,rsPoint Judith Yss5 Pss,hr North
state q New York ashore near the Lighthouse at this place
lies quite easy at low waerat high tide her bottom chaed
badly and ashore la sriiners. have
tied nor u The ballast working out Of her Although 4 very
and rpsb gale the hopes Of saving a
the cargo the moderately and the vessel
msy on We have 200 10 anchor laid backed by an
other ~ 1850 los with 10 inch attached and steam
pump ready 70 put in operation needed shall cask ne chr
as soon ss Z mudcrstes
SCnR LANA, Fendleton, at Boston from Port SPAIN got
ashore on Iovels Island night 9th, hnl % next
morning ~ high water without damage
scH JuiA GRACE o. orand has boom taken tho mane
railway NJ Newport Tor repairs ana the damage sh recev
Ell we ashore HAZARDS beach found be aghti her
keel l. reported 10 We split &c
Puor Boar Csc sItEps reports having reb strong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, MATANzAs, NEW ORLEANS
ZuLuFrom New York for Kingston, Js the 2h day OF
tAch month.
New York ist arriving at Havana 9th
New Orleans 9TH Prom New Orleans 18TH Havana lth
irving New York I'D.
STAR or rnK WEsr-From York 9th arriving at Havana
4th From New Orleans 23d Havana 20h, arriving New
York 3O,h
CAHAwBA-From New York nth, arriving at Havana 18th
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 23h Havana 18th,
arriving at New York Sd
PmIspRLPuIA-Frou New York 10Th, arriving ut Havana
18th From New Orleans 3D. Havana 6th arriving at New
York 18th.
Discretion York 2lst arriving Havana
New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 9th, Havana Sn,
irving at New York Eth
ENrIRK CrY-Frcm New York 18th, arriving at Havana ID
From New Orleans 18TH Havana l6th arriving at New York
2ts.
QuAKxR CIrr-From New York and Havana every twenty
days -
month, at2PM
KARNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau, p,
arrival OF alternate Cunard steamer Mt New York
NV hen the above dates fall Sunday the steamers
will sail Monday, except from New Orleans When the
fall Monday, the steamers viii sail from New Or
leans the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An roetc9s and saers intended for G1 NKv YORK HsRAtD
should be sealed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

Western Of Canada, l0h a V; Grand Trunk Fl y
ordinary bonds As Al, and preference, VI "a. Anef
shares the Illinois Ceatral and New York and Erie
canadian pei cents, esx X.
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SECOND BOARD.


Asuns.-1he market was steady, with small sales Of
pots and pearls at Sc. a SIC.
BREApsrurrs. --Four-The market was heavy for most
descriptions and about Sc per Dbl. lower for de-
scrptons Tue sales embraced about IL bbls closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

(NIESs PLAYERS, ATTENTION ALL GUESS PLAY.
~ invited TO cal at the old stand 2', t23
Fulton street. of Nassau, basement which newly
fitted and win be again for business Monday tho
18th inst. HoFFMAsN. superintendent
GRAND LODGE OF PERFECTION. NO IA LODGE
VI of SORROW commemorative OF the death Of late
brother Nm Putnam, of Saratoga NJ u, viii be held tx
evening at Sl4 Broadway, at Soelock.
C. +. MoGLENACHAN, 4. r. G. n.
u F. ADAMS, NJ. d.. G. Sec,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09
The following notice has been published


MINT OF TIN UNITED STATES,
PmIADNPnIA, Feb. 4, 1861.
The regulations heretofore prescribed authorizing the
payment OF the expenses OF transportation Of the old
copper cents Of the United States W tho Mint will
on and after the 10th inst.
Tho the new issue will be paid oat at the Mint
IN exchange tor Of the gold and silver coins of the
United Stats and also in exchange for the old copper
coins delivered at the Mint The reasonable expenses
Of transportation Of the cents not less than
$40 thus exchanged will be paid by the Mint as hereto
1ore. JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, Director Of the MINT.
The st. Louis Republican of the 5th SAYS
There is nothing TO vary the monotony and quiet
ness in money affairs. Eastern exchange was very firm
to-day at 51 premium, and New Orleans ruled at g. Cur
rency still par with bankable funds, except the dis
credited ILLINOIS, which still irregular, and ii
Is difficult 10 give reliable quotations.
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday night says:-
The marke, for Eastern exchange today nominaliy
81 per cent premium, but banks were not selling
except to Their heaviest depostors, and to them
quite sparpgty The buying rate at the various banks
per cent, but before the close 81 90 per cent
paid by some and on the street bank exchange was
in eager those figures Ali parties afraid
that rates going up u 10 per cent and they
holding ON 10 II as long as they
Tho racaivar of the Cleveland and pittshnr0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-IN CONSEQUEsCB or
the constantly increasing Of the different
OF Messrs MoET uIIANDoN's Champagne Wines, esps
cialy or their WIN lMPEhlAL GREEN SEAID, consider
y my DUTY TO caution the public against such imposition ana
to advise purchasers Chan
don " Ines only from reliable and respectable houses
ALOLPHUS OEChS,
Messrs Meet Ihandon's General Agent
for the United States and the CanAdas.
NEW YORK Feb. 7. 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

por IA thc wlplssoe dry goods trade. IL IL yet TOO
r'y for the inauguration Of tho Western trade while
he Southern business, compared with that q foimof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

The export trade the past week large, the chief
shipments made 70 China with heavy lot 10 Hay;i
which within month or two has had quite unusual
quantity Of sdry goods shipped thther chiefly In small
vessels 70 Port Prince We the following state
mcnt Of cotton goods exported during tho week ending