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New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Disasters, &c.

NENFOhII Ott- -
The oop Oliver Ams of aud for Taunton from New lpn
With cargo OF aud fogF struck on fanhins isaha "
nst of fs't inst Threw overheard thousand psh sy
and remsinea ashore until this plonirs Tho schL boI
assisted this port She lss thee feet wsey ~ 10
lSy telersph 70 Eliw cod Walter, Secy bd % ssI
SAs FRANCISCO, w. s0 In
The ship Rolling Wave was totally 'os' '" ~ ~ n
MeEstai -. ua,neie Wendt
10y ""s' ST GsorsI's, Beru,nds, oct e isS, Sc
M, r. III; NJ x f1sworth (of Windsor, y. -! to |" "
for r.n,d, arrived here on ths & i9 ,h,ss sssa Of
kins condition. She has been ~ e csreo was thrown
so,ri Wat, ard whsi Is now being landed '"'
merged. -. .u, Santa Crus FOR Cepenhsesn.
Sa on lie oh instan. lib mas,s sl sopsi sD1 hrSssss
s,i's , ,rt She thrown oonn ~ ,s~i.-
O. ~ ,,,sr ~ fnmoeS " allsl esg, seet SCI osoo"~
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The following table will compare the imports for
f0til...... ...............S2, ,l3Il4 Sn.g9S.0lt
Increase In 1861, nine months. ,l:s, 100

The PitsJargh Journal says:
We learn hs, the purchasers viii ,ie .eu. possession o
the Pitsburzh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad on tue Isl
Of NoyembtT and then proceed 70 the formation OF new
company ss Is, s pr.ciie,b,s under an &C, o. y
Piit,buIrh Fst Wsyne and Chiesgs Railway Company
the only ehanse from the old being desnas the uss
way instead Of . road.
At meeting Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, held
on Friday, resolutions were adopted OF
the new Banking law, TO be submitted to the people
of Illinois for their adoption rejection at the ap'
preaching election in November.
The Chicago Journal thus notices money and ex.
change matters:
Buns 10 money matters continues very qasi EIchsase
Is abundant At pard cent prem Currency plenty. yh
but light demand the bgh hegs In MEASURE preventing
the shipment Of aia 10 the sesbod Ood In good ssPpy
81 "a: q cent Premium
The Mluaukec Sentinel rays:
There ws. no change sp,st Of In th. eonaoa Of
,ary msers yesterday The offerings Of Produce bills
light. Of the wheat msk the .hpment, Of the
Last three days having been drawn against In advance
drafts EewYok readily command q cent premium, bu,
the banks nevertheless are free sellers at y cent
Gold continues In good command selling at u premium and
Treasury notes al v cent.
The Boston Post thus reviews tho Money marke,
of Saturday:
The b,n,, nj, n,1 100 2, spsSis This morning Thsy
the wooen mills which have gradually been becoming lnge
creditors, now getting portion Of their money
DIyIpENps-Ihe Russell Mills, Plymouth, making ooto n
duet nav .u snnn. dividend Of per cent Nov is Com
msnced In 1855 capital l23oOO The East HGddam Dueh
Company at Leesve Eat HAddsIn Conn per cent The
rnsnd Commenced In IsIS to m,ie print cloths capital so
000.
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PasseuGors Arrived

In sedm,sip CITY o( Bainmoye, from Lfsepool-Dr ..
Hasht and lady G. V. Dem and family. Mis- Hook H. b.
Jackson, W. Hoffman, Mr. Furch, Capt. Freeland X Nj j.
Repon Nr Speuhan, Mr. Ersmsn, Kavsnssh Baker.
Iri Dodsworth Mr.. and Mrs. Smither Miss Fielding MI
Bdwards Row J. White, Henry Small y. 5. Dod shspsts.
Paritt j. L. Msddgan Potter, j. b. Austin, C. Lewis T.
Williams J. Higgins, aud III in the steersge a,
In brig Porto Plata, from Porto Ptda-F fontant N.
Lsrser f. $. Chester, Miss J. Z. Messeten Miss osorss
Winzslay.
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03j,; Michigan Central Railroad, aga f9!; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Isl @lsi;
Michigan Southern and Northern lBd;ana haiiroad'
Guaranteed, 39a39l; Panama Railroad, ll5l 9lios
Illinois Central Railroad scrip, 65l Cog Gaena ana
Chicago Railroad, 702a70t; Cleveland and ioleao
Railroad 36I 36l; Chicago and Rock Island hai'-
road 5lla5l4; Chicago, Burlington and Qmncy
Railroad, 622a63,; Illinois Central bonds 49,
! S!0S8s.
! The bnsiness in foreign bills for the steamer IL
Iobt and quotations arc unchanged. Sterling 1867 %
lO73 for merchants and lO75 lo'4 ior bankers Hg-
natmes. Francs are 5.iO 0o.33.
Freichte are duh, particularly to Great Britain
To Liverpool the engagements $4,000 busk. Corr
at l2l l2sd in bulli and bags; $4,000 do Wheat al
I3a l3! do, in bulk and bags; 200 bbls. Flour al
81. 3d.; 100 bbs. Petroleum Oil at Ss. To London
IS coo bush. Wheat at 49, al4d., in bulk and bags
GOO bbls Flour at is 500 boxes Cheese at 50si 3Oi
pkgs. Butter and Cheese at 50 a 55s; 100 balei
Hops at 5.16d. To Bristol; l,O0O bbls. Flour Al
3s 3D.; 5000 bush. Wheat at 13ld. To Glasgow
g. 500 bbls. Flour at As. To Havre: a 600 bush
Wheat at &c., in shippers bags; 600 bbls. Flour a
99c To Bremen, 200 cs. Tobacco at 25s., measure
nent. To Antwerp: 500 bbls. Flour at 4s The
charters are vessel of 1893 tuns capacity, 10 port
the Mediterranean and back, on private terms.
The business of the Sub.Treasury Receipts,
$5 1873 575 05-for Customs, S37 600; fol- Treasury
Notes, $3,9i9, $50 70; Payments, including redeemed
q cent notes, 81 sl7 ,573 1S; Balance $685. 764 %
The earnings Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
for the third week in October were:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

A CASSos MoDEL.-In our notice OF DE Braine 8
cannon we omitted to mention that those who may
wish to see the invention represented in miniature
can do 60 by calling at the store Of Messrs. Tiffany o.
Co., No. so Broadway, where beautiful little
model OF the revolving cannon is on exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
Rrseipts ef Produce.

ocr 2o-3soOO bbls. Flour 40 bag. Corn Neal ,eSl
bbl,. Whisky 1900 bush. Wbest, 1900 bush; Corn,
"a 0O bush Ost, I1OO0 bush Barley 22 bush seed 3tt
pigs oCsis e55 pigs Lsrd li6 kegs Lard "a pigs Ashes
| 200 pkRs. noVidons
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Live s,o,h on the N. Y. and Eric Railroad

IIhrvftfH, Monusyi Ucr z"i IoUi.
For the vrek ending Monday Oct 2S-ll2 Of Cattle
20 cars fH,gs 81 Of Sleeps 4css OF Hortes Ioa
stock 2g; rdd 250 cars of Express freight making toa
number Of s hauled by Stock Express trains curing th'
week $40 slowing increase last week OF % cars
liya
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

Fon HAyASA-The steamship Cosmopolitan,
which was to have sailed yesterday for Havana, has
been detained by he Government AT Washington
until to-day, when sbe viii sail ~ i2 oescsk.
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coIrRT CILENDAR-TH, plr.

SuPRLnL LCoURT--CIRcUIr.--Part Mos. 41l
1901 1905 s- llga i3 ls09 1915 l3l7, 1919 l2l, 1873
ls7s i:77 1920. ls1l. iS3j, 1857. 1879 l3I.
BRooILYs CITY CoURr CaLEsDAR, THURSDAY
Oct, 3-Nos us ia 49, % H. - A. l23, l2s l50 l lis
%, 100 i1i, ll8, Ia, rs, los, H.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DEYLIN a. Co.

are hi, week receipt of large mporsons Of choics
WINTER OyBRcoATIsGs.
FRENCH CAssNEREs
NKw STYLES VEsTIsGs
WINTER UsDER WEAR.
And have also added largely to superior stoef o. esoy
made
WINTER CLOTHING
All Of which we are selling st exceedingly low prices
DEvLIS Co.,
Corner Broadway and Warren and 0rsSd1't
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rses 6.21 tseta.......5OOl Moop-Hifes I.ss
nigh WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. g. % Gov. Island. 5:26 enCse 7ioI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30


Since jan s5SO5s.Ose s79s7sl2a slO79'a,s1l
The exports of bresdstuffs bring the aggregate OF
shipments to q very large figure, considerably in
excess of last year.
The Erie Railroad Company is making steady
progress in placing it's affairs upon firm
ground No arrears OF the interest remain upon
the let, I'd, or Sd mortgage. The interest on 4th is
advertised 10 he paid on the let proximo. That on
the 9TH will undoubtedly be paid on the first of De-
cember, when it falls due. The affairs of the old
Company are to be wound up during the year. and
the new Company commences its actual existence
with the beginning of the new one, without any
liabilities bat its funded debt which will stand as fol-
lows:
Fret 100000 Fourth mortgage 600 GEO
Second mortgage. 1000 Oc9 Filth mosrge liIR,5OO
Third morissge..... 6OO0,obl -
. 10 6g2 so
The accruing interest on this sum will be $l3 37s-
4SJ. The net earnings for 1860 exceeded this sum
by $4iS 92l-the gross earnings bog lS0,3l6-
net 81 1927 400. The ratio Of net TO groes earnings
was 31.4 y cent. We have tLs sioss earnings for
the present year. but not the netihe accounts Of the
Company not being yet made up. The former, by
months. have been as follows:
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lAdxartixamant

As MANY PERSONS ARE BROKEN UP IN BUsi-
sKss they should find what they do bes before
gazing in something FOWLER WELLS make PHREso-
oGic,L EXAMINATIONS daily at No. 800 Broadway srs
juAt the iDformso needed.
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narkets-cAuyuIIr RspOnrrD yoa T.,n 7. T,isvxs
Pots. bbls. Pslls, bbls.

The local trade at asa an for Pot, aud Pearls The
stock in the inspection warehouse Mss Lestsr Palmer
l. Co. this evening IL % folloWs:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocT. 2e-Detor
Judge suiPzAS.

TuE RrC,PTURID SCHOONER s. :. wtRING.
Wn. rillnsn ast The schooner s. }. W,Irf Se'
The trnl of this continued this morning.
The only witness eznrinsd rlnsn, the eoloed fewed
Of the schooae lie Teced the details of the capture OF the
turc by hne aud ocmpa from the ptLe crew p.ce
board by the ssier u the prssise! fendDg iins
eIaniDaoB the sdOnrned ill tomorrow morning
at y. o'e.cch ~,
Judge Bets opened the Dtfic Cou this mornns ior re-
In ii esse oi lie United State. ssi seven Of dress
fur. marked H." from o 10 30, an order 0! Condemns
tion and sac made by detant r,,e,
at two boSe, marked ID. X. Co." containing pescn'
sion esp,, szd oEe box contsin'ss uniform.
Thess goods seized rn route for savsunfh =,
In M. e.e OF The United States aS 30 OF vine ts
overnuen, dismissed the libel being ssished Of The Loyalty
s,swar, T. woodrd appeared for lie Oorernmen, ~ the
above The Court sjouned til Tomorrow "s oe0ei
SUPREME CoURT-Cn,xaru-oor 2s-Before Justice
surBEhLisp,
DECIsIO
The People ex rel. Gins. w. Baker agt. Robt. L
H.ws ei sl-NsndAmus modified, and motion Tor s'sy
In re- Petition of Sussn f. lie Roy.-Refcred to Pho T.
Rugr.. csl -e into foi', and report with opinion
w ;Hs :. 70 I .ss,. .saP s
payment q coats Of inquest, snd so costs OF opposing
mo,ion. ypegmsn, 20 stand .. soeunty.
George Bell ear, 6c sst James Rowe, ct h-lepo9t con
6fned and order granted
suRRo0ATE's CouRT-Ocr. 2g.-BefoIs Surrogate War.
WILLS ADnlrTfn.
The wills Of the following-nsmed persons deceased
, becn admitted 10 probate Robert W. Gains " hIbsm
Wall Samuel Young, and Johanna sPsfiu
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sproit TlsN-ocr. 2e-
Before Judge HnToS.
LYMAN agt Uyman-Decree settled.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocI ss-B.iOrs Re.
cordeg HoyTsAS
In the caso Of George Edwards, who was convict
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
T1Hg FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Of the
- NURSERY.

Ths following 10 an r.ct letter written by the i'ev
O. z. WeiseI " the "Ge.msp Reformed messenger ''
cbspbsr.burs, /, Penn,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

The subscriptions 10 the National Loan are more
vigorous to-day and the amount received at the Sub
Treasury on account of the loan is $iS0OcO OF which
only moderate amount is from agents. In the sub
scrptons was one from the Metropolitan Insurance
Company, james Lorimer Graham, President, OF
100000. The motive for this investment was purely
patriotic, aud we commend the example to the rest
of our nOneyed corporations as worthy Of being fol.
lowed
The Banks paid in to-day s., 500, 0O0 the first in
stallment on their subscription to the second fifty
millions of the National Loan. OF the payment only
S27s, 900 was in Six cent Treasury Notes, many Of
the banks preferring to keep these notes, which are
earning interest aud paying gold, which is dead
weight
Mr.. Muller sold to-day, for account Of the Bank
Department of Illinois, $2s 900 Missouri &c (Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph, at 49, and $35 600 do. plain at
43j a44l.
We annex comparative statement Of the ex-
ports exclusive ofspecie) from New-York to foreign
ports for toe week aud since Jan. ]. 1861:
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CnmDRES FOR THE WKsr.-The directors OF
the Juvenile Asylum sent out on Monday under care
OF Mr.. Allan, their IndenturiDg Agent, company of
children-forty- y-three girls and boys-gathered from
our streets, who have received one to three years
instruction at the Institution on One-huudrsd-snd
seventy.ffth street. This is the inh company Of
1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
II. United States sst. Ers,tus II. Booth.

THE slAyi.TRADE-CAPT. BOOTH COMMITTED foh
TRIAL.
II. United States sst Ers,tus II. Booth
The defendant was examined on a charge OF forci-
by confnns and desnsg negroes on board the ship BUCK
eve with the n,eui 10 make them Isves, and With aiding and
sbe;,ns the The principal rvidenee on the eiahl
ion bs. beer beTe.oors pub.aed This morning the coE
missioner r. ade!ed decision holding tie accused or tria
The grounds the decision III he published IN day OF TWO
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

| COURT OF GENERAL sEsSiONs-ocr. f3-Before Re
cordes HoJTsAS.
In the case Of George Edwards, who was convict
cd the September Of forgery in tho third degree the
cotton FOR trial denied and ,entenee passed OF
STATE P.on for yeua The Court then adjourned Tor the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

TIE HoS. GERRIT SMITH speaks on "The State
and Needs Of the Country" at the Church oi the
Purians this evening Tue unquesiioned ability Is
well as sincerity Of the speaker ente him to hear
ing, and we presume he will command largo audi
enee.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

REsloSATlos OF A SVPERvIsoR.-It is said that
Slas p. butcher intends resigniDg his position as
Supervisor, and that the vacancy occasioned will be
filed by Sheridan Shook Of the Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

BISHOP TIMos PRoSouAcEs AGAINST Low
NEcKEp DREssEs.--Bishop Timon publishes in The
Buffalo Sentinel of Saturday letter addressed "to
the honored and pious Christian women OF the do
cese upon subject which he has long reiraned TO
touch, though pressed apparently by Divine impulse,
low.necked dresses. He discourse, at much length
upou the modesty Of dress, quoting largely from the
Scriptures on the score Of morality, and from the
writings of Catharins Beecher, DR.. Ellis, and others
as respects health, and proceeds TO say:
~ But whatever may be the sentiment Of the
learned snd the wise, Oh the danger OF low.necked
dresse. 10 the health; and Whatever may be our
wishes for the temporal happiness OF the Christian
women In our diocese and whatever our zeal for
the sacred mission, which women have to cultivate
from earliest youth, aud form, as only mother can,
the Christian life and spirit, in their sons and daugh-
ers; yet we daEc not press upon them, in the rela
tons Of society those rules Of prudence, when they
or their children prefer to wear fashionable low
necked dresses In fashionable circles. But we most
earnestly exhort all ladies, the very young as well
as those OF more mature age, not toappear in church,
nor assist ut Catholic sacred fuRetiols present
themselves for the reception OF the sacraments with
out having the neck, shoulders and breast modesty
covered. And We request all pastors OF souls, and
all religious ladies engaged in teaching TO use every
possible exertion aud influence to see that this ad-
vice be accepted in the spirit Of charity, and OF zeal
for that which best pleases God With which Il Is
offered"
The Bishop trusts that Christian ladies will re-
eeye his advice in he spirt IN which it is given, and
d,Eees that the pastors under his charge touch upon
ihe sn, jeet N t6eiS d,seepTsse-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECiiL TLrH-0Cr. ~
Before Judge Huros.
Lyman sgt. Hyman-Decree settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
SUPREME COURT-CH,xsrxs-oor. 2s-Before }
SurHERLASp.


suRRo0ATE's CoUBT-ocr. 2g.-Defore sUrTosss War.
WILLS ADMITTED.
Ihe wills Of the following persons deceased
haze been admitted probate. Robert W. IsHn'r hhbsm
] M IN s.muel Yoank snd Johanna SPsnin.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-oor, 20
Before Compissionsr OsBoRs.
rur s.Avy.TRADE-CAPT. BOOTH COMMITTED ron
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MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SY
RUP

BsvARK couNTERTEIrs and INVITATIONS.
None renuine unless the c-simile Of CURTIS PER
KINS, Eew-York, 10 On the outside wrapper
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, No. l3 CEDAR-ST, NEW-Y0RK.
Price only Is cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

MotheYs. Moles!! Mothe.sl An old nurse for chill
aroo. Don't fail to procure Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP ;o Children Teething 1t has equal earth. No
mother who las ever tried
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-02
70 rHE PEOPLE OF TaE UNITED sTATEs.
A RECOMMENDATION.

Numerous appeals have been made to me by pious and
patriotic associations and citizens In view Of the
distracted and DANCE condition Of our connry to re
commend that day be set apart for HuMLTioN, FAST
ING, and PRAYER throughout the Union, In compliance
with their request, and my own sense Of duty desg
nate sst r..li a7e sa0v .si ,.s-- s 4 q iI.'S
Friday, the attn day of January, 1851,
for this purpose and recommend that the people assem-
BILE on that day, according to their several forms for
Worship, to keep II az a solemn Fast s--r = III
The Union OF the States Is at the present moment
threatened with alarming and immediate danger-panic
and distress ofa fearful character prevail throughout the
and-our aboriDg population are without employment,
and consequently deprived Of the OF earning their
bread-indeed, hope seems to have deserted the minds
ofmen. All classes In state Of confusion and dis.
may and the wses counses OF best and purest men
are wholly disregarded. "'.-at -t 70
In this, the hour Of our calamity and peril to whom
shall resort for relief but to the God Of our Pahers7
His omnipotent Arm only can save us from the awful
eocts OF our own crimes and folles-our ingrat-
tude and guilt towards our Heavenly Father. So s-
Let US then, with deep contrton and penieDt sorrow.
unite in humbng ourselves before the Most Hish In
confessing our Individual and national SINS and In &C.
nowledging theiusce ofour punishment. Let mpore
Him to remove from our hearts that false pride Of opinion
which US 10 persevere In wrong the sake Of
consistency rather than yield submission to the
exigencies by which surrounded Let
US, with deep reverence beeseech Him to restore the
and good will which prevailed In former days.
among the people Of the several States; and above ALL
to us from the horrors Of civil and blood gull
tness" Let our fervent prayers ascend to dis Throne
hs He would not desert in this hour Of extreme peril
but remember He did fathers in the darkest days
Of the Revolution and preserve Constitution and our
Union, the work Of their hands for ages yet to
An 0mnipoent Providence may nverrrle existing evils
for pornaauent good He make the wrath Of man to
praise Him. and the remainder Of wrath He can restrain
Let me invoke every individual In whatever sphere of
life he may be placed to feel personal responsibility to
God and his country for keeping this day holy and for
all In his power to remove actual and
impending calamites. ,AN
WASHINGTON Dec ID ls6l \ =. = : :. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-02
From Charleston .


NCHARLEsToN, Jan. 1.-The President OF the
Convention received highly important commu.
nication from the Commissioners at Washing.
ton, and immediately went into secret session
Commander FettigreW, of Castle Pinckney,
has issued orders against the approach Of boats
to the wharf, under serious penalty.
The city and river fronts are carefully guard.
ed. .s' 'a-H ..r a. 20 I'D. III 7
Ladies' have rendered their services at the
forts. ,-,sss- IRA, IN ,-r (,
The City Yigilant RIFLES are despatch ed
to secret service, to Morris island. %
The Zouayes and German Rifles have pro-
ceeded down the harbor. I,4 8 sd RI ..I -
The PAlmetto Gnards havs charge Of -.ie ar
senal, where the Palmetto flag waves. .r-,.1s
Several interior banks agree to take respect.
i've portions OF the State loan. a.si-a = -g
Collector Colcock advertises that all the ves-
sells from ports outside OF Carolina, must enter
and clear at Charleston The President of the
Convention has appointed commissioners to AL
ALBANIA, Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas, and
Georgia. None to Texas. : - 4. ET7l : -r--
In secret session yesterday an ordinance was
passed, defining and furnishing treason Il
declares that in addition to former definitions,
that treason shall consist in levying war against
q State, adheriDg and giving aid to enemies,
and is to be punished with death, without the
benefit Of the clergy. An ordinance was also
passed proViding that all judicial power delega-
ted to the courts of the United States, shall be
exercised by the State Courts, another that all
power heretofore delegated TO Congress, shall
be visited in the General Assembly, excepting
that during the existence Of the Convention,
this power shall not extend to duties on imports,
post office, declaring war, treaties with other
countries, the rights Of citizenship and treason.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-02
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.
lrllusRArHrD ,on TN. ONO 'r1rnnAsl

/ lTRLEsRAPHKD ron TINE ONO srArnmAHl
4 Ht f NEW YoRK, Jan. 2.
AsHEs-market steady; demand moderately sales ol
20 bbla at "a rs for pots. and IS for pearls. EGA
HLOUR-recelpts Of e55 bbls; market 5Dl0c better,
for superne State; o5 5O5 65 for extra Slate, 05 25
p5 IS for superane Western; IS 50d5 90 Tor common
to medium extra Westemi IS 1905 IS for Inferior 10
good shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio Canadian
Hour Ia and shade hrmer. selling at IS 00J co.
Rye HL0UR--steadyata % 1904 10, "a
WHEAT--market 10 better, with moderate export de-
mand; sales Of 10000 bush at 81 1901 90 for Chicago
spring; 81 1901 25 for North. western Club; 81 27D
Western. ''''"I Z" "1-'
BARLHY--am Gales Of 900 bush. atYi,Ie. or
C0RN-market shade better; sales OF 10000 buih. at
7l@72,. EUEI
State. Va N'sI'N - D " h"93 A'b'0tV1 4at9W wv
P0RK--uIl and unchanged; small sales at $1,000 for
prime. laga isIg1ii 800 aassY 1Eg T., lsH5 lsasi 4
I OUT MEETS--dull and heavy. aI!lT is .s1.ay
LARD--irmer sales Of 100 bbs a.iol oFl
BTTER-in limited request at 100 l4c. for Ohio; IA
e20 for State ti4W 1li r.F'iis 'iltt seTli oisuO
OHEEsE. steady at 9@lOXc. .sl-l 81 4
l WHIeKY-whout important change; sales Of 600
'bls. at l9k@1Dkc, 20 q aaaaiIf - talioi ont
sTOoKs-buoyant and 2@4c higher, but not very
ctive money call easer 4Q0 per CT. and rates for
irst class paper l0@H per ct 3. Ex. quiet and
iominally unchanged; O. r. I. IS; Pan 1l2k; b.
Q. sc; NJ. 8. I5s; Reading 80; Hudson AZ; Erie 40l
nc. Mail 96A Lac. &c Mil 15 n X. O, ~; Harl. IS;
10 preferred BOX; M @. 52X; M g. quoted at IS Y;
" 1876; I. 0. scrip 77k! O. & @. 81 Huds bonds
3; Erie lst l0l N. Y. State 7's Of "a aud ioi IN l