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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
ITALY.

Hostes continued suspended at Gaeta, but the
Paris correspondent of The London Post telegraphs
that it was believed the fire would be resumed on
Monday, the Dist January, and that the Sardnians
are resolved to attack by sea without delay
Three French vessels Of war from Gaeta had arrived
at Toulon, and the 18th there but one French
ship remaining OIL GaGta
The reactionary bands in the Abuzd had been
beaten, and the disturbances suppressed.
Baron Poerio had been consulted upon the formation
of Il new Administration at Naples and the fact had
produced an excellent effect there. The new Council
of Leutenancy includes: Liberio Romano, Interior;
D'Aossa Justice Spaventa, Police; Lateral, Finance;
Imbrani, Public Instruction; MIancini Ecclesiastical
Affairs; and Oberti, Public Works.
letter from Naples says that Gariballi had written
to some Of biz friends there, saying that he should
probably 20 TO Constantnople before long.
Tie tendency to q war in the Spring was said to be
slackening In Italy.
Some arrests had taken place at Rome on account Of
the political demonstrations in the Apollo Thea,er.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

A reror was current that considerable reduction
IN the British army will be made at the end of the
financial year. and that the army estimates to be pre-
eented to Parliament are being prepared in accordance
with that intention.
Under. Secretaryship for War.
The L0RdoH Post contmdcis the report that tue
EnQth CARTONS in the Mediterranean had been
strength sned BY additional troops and eas that Nc IN.
crease whatever had been made in .ia5ir strengtn,
The london Times, in leader on tho political cribs
in America, regards the late. news rs the no5t ion
potont yet received, ad thinks the present month Is
zig with the iate :. the American Union.
The PriT,e VI Wales had taken up bis residence q.
Canl,ese for the purpose Of pursuing his eoiesi''e
s,.ajiea.
Intelligence bel reached England that one OF Che
smaller Bahama Ilands wus in December, yiSl ed by
the captain snI crew Of a SLAYER, VINO iaG beer
wrecked on . neghbohng reef and who, ai.eE torcin4
The keerers IL the Enl hsh lighthouse to assist them Il
Overwhelming 500 Asucabs obtained possession Oh
coopil schooner, en- which they procured large yes
sci which returned with them and carried Oh the Nht
cargo before tie orce which the Governor, on hean9
IT, Intelligence had dispatched for the rescue 'ou
i qITl"c.
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THE LATEST.
iD1 4 W raph 20 QUeeRstopa.l
GREAT BRITAIy.

~ - .rnDh 20 lUecRStoEa.
GREAT BRITAIN.
L9ND0N, ." DAY Jan. 20.-Sir Thos. Edward Cole
D0oke' par' H. y. for Lan8rsehre, will probably be
selected 10 the address in the House OF Comrnons
IN ansW' II to the speech from the Throne.
Lo' DON, Saturday, Jan. l9.-EXtfeEe depression
pTe3'sas in the MARKET owing 10 pressure of saes
IS speculative holders all stocks have fallen. Tha
Fund show Steadness, but an improvement OF was
not sustained.
The GloJe saws an influential firm il in difficulties
with liabilities estimated at from 1900 900 + 800 900.
The meetings Of the Cabinet will be resumed next
Friday.
ITALY.
NAILS, Jan. l9.-Admirsl Barber de Tiuau, with
the remainder Of the French feet, left the waters Of
Gaeta to-day.
TURIy, Jan. gO-The whole French squadron has
left Gaeia.
GENOA, Saturday, Jan. I9.-The Courier .Hrean-
tile publishes letters from Naples, dated 18Th inst stat
ing that several thousand BOuI bonians under the
nand OF General Loora, bad entered the NeapolitaR
provinces through the Roman territory and defeated
the less Italian forces Taglaezzo,
pelling them 10 retire on Avezzano.
General Tounez has left with retnfoIcemeLts log
Nora.
GESoA, Friday, Jan. is, 1891
Troops embarked here yesterday for Napes. Two
figatos have lett for G6ea.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. l9.-Tke M0hsteur publislee decree
reducing from 10 TO 10 francs per hundred kOs. tho
figure at which merchandise imported into france is
taxed according to the net weight.
PRussIAN AND AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
TIE Professionalism Go=,ke again states that e
treaty between Prussia and Austria guarantees tn
Austin the possession IF Venice.
The King Of Prussia the 10th inst. met all the
generals present al Berlin, and according 70 he Ga
.,tts, thus 9IOkc TO them:
81 have been called TO the throne at epoeh full Of
dangers and with the prospect Of combats in which
shall perhaps, have need Of all your deyoedness Ii
ard the Princes who aid me desire the maintenance
of peace ard DO eed in turning aside the storm
which rising, shall have need OF all forces to
defend ourselves. Do not indulge in any iGsiOns.
II do not succeed in turning aside the conflict. yol
shah be engaged in a combat in which we nust van
quish if We are not willing 10 perish"
Addressing the Minister of War be said:
50 You must eomageouey endeavor TO make tho
army what it ought TO be for the future prosperity *
Prussia"
The Paris correspondent of The LOad0A Herald SAYS
this speech Las created great sensation in That capital,
and that the kiug OF Prussia that Denmark a
only bis nominal enemy, and the real question il
whether France is 10 have the Rhine.
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The JatskaIOHg Case.

IRkrToN, Friday, Feb. !, lSGl
q ne Jaekalow trial, for robbery on the high seas
was cloeed to-day Col. Cannon finished most able
arm uent on the part Of the Government
H. .Judge charged the Jury very clearly and adv.
ia 90, d the Jury had bat two points to c6nEder5e
6rst an second counts, charging Jackaow with tLe
robbery OF the Leets and by force Of gold and silver
GULL taking the coat. 'H' ''''iu
~ he p 6bery was an aftertbought after The rour.
DER wou e Ss nith9g more than larceny if the
murder was It was robbery '"' intention Of taking
tne gIcos' %e the prisoner guilty, then thew NINA,
,so sx the loo snty Of the robbery Tbs Jury went
GOT T az 0s'SeL tyet agreed. The Cont stand. a
,onrnsd ~ 10 oeIOeE Tomorrow morning ''''S ~
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Secession meeting I'm Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Friday, Feb. /, iSoi'
large and enthusiastic meeting Of seeessonls's met
at Ashland Hall last night, Speeches strongly favor
ing immediate secession made. Norfolk will give
large vote for secession on Monday next. The State
of Virginia viii decide doubtless on the lith or l'h
inst. Plans are oD foot to suit the authorities OF
the State in case Of Secession taking the paohc
property. One OF them is to moor the United sa'e5
brig Dolphin oa the United States magazine at f'r'
FOriolk The Dolphin is now receiving her armament
for this purpose at the Nayy-Yard'
Mr.. Oliver, the gunner spoken OF in The Hsro'6 OF
"Wednesday viii hardly have the nerve TO retet the
authorities Of the State in the attempt to take the maya
zine, There il not electric train connected wih H.
The threat is laughed at here.
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THE WIFE POISONING CASE.

Tie NAL Of William Alison for the murder of his wife
by poison was convnued yesterday, in the Hudson
County New-Jere.',l Court before Judge Ogden and
Associate judges Fink and Pope The Court room
was intensely CT, ded and the gallery almost en-
ircy occupied by ladies. Nearly the entire forenoon
fcssiGn occupied I'D the REORGANIZATION OF Dr.
Quidor MI BlOy was recalled, and testified that
Mrs. Ahs- short time previous 70 her deatii' gave
her -us1 piece Of salye requesting that u should be
shown 10 DR.. Booth. Wines complied WIN het re-
qucs:, and subsequently handed il 20 Coroner Gailney
This in the Jaece Of salve referred 20 by Proi pore-
m1, IA having contained arsenic
"a Tsyor deps..d 20 having Jsa Kennedy sud IE
oersi b!ds, ha two later apr.as 70 o. qlst,cins .,
.,.g,S % ia 10, Zach o,hsr respecting
Le which lh" testimony ifon time 70 tine masos thry
then.lyo IN adysDe th. fellows 10 themselyo- 10y
IL Ife.ion Of an mon a. 10 what the AnA re-
Mr nash Br,niOn Of Canal street yeey Cit, dePo'el TO
h., been shown dAsaecvlype Of Mr. A1son and julia Ken
ncy ti lce Nj. As-gn. jes;h 'he was not certain
whether they were on The .aa9e phie OF not A. , t,t
,ere'hsr In sswuri ayeuae late ono night, last Fan
Dr. % s1s s SS say 1 indin, i W. d S By
mpSht Instead Of frdey evening, beio.g N-'ed, he a.
r been up the thru nights previous Mrs Mary H. Belne
uhefc Loand uTstEor 70 Mrs Abop poied llt On he
haus ht lod that ho had told s wife Ia anger
hat De- hopd 'ho bod cone down r oh" PONG .h 9 We
snaior witness admitted that Abson turned hrr.sf
IT. o. s . .S SI nsd SS %5.a os , he s
~ ~ bsbt ct meeting mhn al he Bcnnettl house but
thsi there truth u H.
Tie eideDco part State then closed. Thirty
wi'u.sH-. ir 90 were the stand.
hr A. - Lahls opened the the part Of the
d. u. ~. admitted that the state bad proved that Mira Ab
ds frrIyulsou aud alone with her husband They had
proved hat had died 81 yehnine bot It Known
whether ryn By defendant, pnpos"y taken BY de
by nsAtr There had been proof that Mr.
At.,u known have procured poison. They hid
.iovu that improper iHercJar" between d'cud
sut and Jlfi, Kennedy.
On part Of the do',nsr they had but little evidence
Mr Alison ON Europe Ebou, years sin. aud
after be arrival took the occupation f market GARDINER
r the locality where be- resides BE hst wife AFTER
died ard ubsequsuy msricd 90 drccael by whom he
had four children they would show that Mrs Abson Ia the
habit Of procuring drugs abortion ths he suffer-
With disease and admitted 10 her hush nd uHd Of her
fays that she had bee uhiu and under promise d re-
Teutenoe ard reform still living with her husband The
then referred 10 the "a medicine
snd ao the relations existing between Mr. Abons
f. nd Juis kennedy lie felt ocp1ced that with the ey
dnoe efce them The Jury would not have the eat doIbto
NJ. Al cons iubocerto
MsAnn Steele then called the stand sud be
adj uel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

4 large and spirited meeting of The Sixteenth Ward
Republican Association was held last evening al the
Headquarters, No. 2ij Eighth avenue, Alexander
Mcleod, President in the chair and Henry c. Pa Ike,
Secretary. The President, in few pertinent remarks,
referred to the excited condition OF &he country vnd-
eating the of those who have steadstly refused
to make any concessions to the Slave Power, and
pledging the Association and the Ward to stand by
each and every principle of the Republican platform
the bitter end The speaker sad that the Association
still believed and ready to maintain, the sen
m,nt which, until recently, was the battle-cry of all
parties in all sections OF the country, placed upon the
banners of every faction in the struggle The
Union must and sball be preserved" He was opposed
TO the purchase Of the inauguration of Lincoln and
Hamlin by compromises and concessions to the Slave
driving Sham Democracy. At the conclusion of Mr..
McLeOds remarks, Judge Bull offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Re.ored That embrace ths our fidelity
the great principles of the Republican party particularly the
freedom Of National Territories for the ,eeent aud enjoy
each aud every attempt Of the Slave Powell Its ade and abet
tho North into the restriction and
these principles which fundamental to liberties and
which have received hearty approval Of the people OF this Re
public.
Re,oired That this meeting heartily ndorse aud cordially re-
commend to the members Of the Senate and Assembly Of h,
the Hon wLLAs H. SEWARD Senate OF the United
States gentleman who has proved his attachment TO the
principles Of the Republican panty by fearless and consistent
course and devotion to the Of Freedom efficient
Of Free Labor and gentleman whose election would
to the citizens Of this City State and Nation an honest
capable aud worthy representative.
RctOrtd, That
bly, Messrs MAsERE aud SHERWOOD be requested to use
their beet efforts to by word and his election 10 the
United States Senate and that copy Of these tcoutio be
wsded TO them 10y the officers Of this Association aud the
sane be published in the Republican journals Of this city
The reading Of the resolutions awakened considera
bic enthusiasm, and they frequently applauded
After addresses by several members Of the Association
the meeting adjourned
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TURKEY.

Gen. Kapka was in the princpaliies prepa, iug for
rising in Hungary. The conveyed IN Sandman
SHIPS were TO be landed IN Montenegro, whence thew
wonld be DISPATCHED 10 the Banat.
The trials at Beyrout had been concluded Tho.
Druse prisoners were sentenced TO death, and the TT
isb to exile. '""~
IL stated HAT the Porte was forming g., .yov If
$4,000 men exclusive Of the reserve ON T. " ,rny oi
10 he commanded by Omar Paaha. This -,
il directed equally aganft the Principal ;s.
Russia 1'iee "h""odinsS
The reported attack by Monteneg ss on Oh, ,,,., n,
Spu2, had not taken place. Ii w ,1 a. s'' ~
prevented by foreign iDtervent ON ''' was
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONpON hONTY MARKET.-The Funds OF he 18th
howed increased duess and ia Consos there farther
M Of per cent the closing quotations being GS fo money
aud al l0Sl. FOR account
In the dscoun, market the demand active b, lot press
and the 5st bills continued be taken sosion ha
Bank minimum.
s7oOO in gold Withdrawn from the BsnE on Piday for
America.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England show further
decrease IN bullion OF Ei00,o23 The amount held d
kll,I55 3bL
Barring Brohel Co quote bar Silver at Il Doss SO
Eagles u. nominal.
AaERIc,N SEcURIrIEs.-Messrs. ID. Bel, Son & Co.
report tkat during the past week but very little business
transacted Ia American Securities, and with few excepuon
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Object Of '.,ne French Fleet lelorc Gaeta'
THE FRENCH WAR PREPARATIONS.
Garibaldi going to COnsiaaiinOple.
ten. EIapka Preparing Rising in Hungary

The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone
which sailed from Liverpool at lOl a. M on the 18TH
and from Queenstown on the evening OF the Both Jan,
arrived here ast evening
TIE steamer United Kingdom, with the same dates
brought by the Arabs, passed Cape Race yesterday
The Ango-Saxon arrived off Londonderry on the
morning OF the 18th Of January, and reached Liver
pool early on the 18th.
The Fulton arrived at Southampton on the afternoon
Of the 18th of January
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Passcngera Arrived

II lfeam'lip d,9oia from LirepOO-P Koernesn ChaIle
gsron and dsught Berry, Mr. and Mira Meyerkem M am
Mrs MencuIe Mr. aud M. Mahsn and infant Mr. aEd Mrs si
lat Bell, John Roe, Daniel, Felix Rein Whppe sebsr,
More Bschsrack deret, f. scbied Wlnser Palmer RIi
McLesn, Durham, ktel.s PhllipIn Hser Sutton, shaw
ID. sUat Lamb, bIon sternberg servant Dupen
Mshsm Master Msriley Sewhsnl Waterbury John Smith
guuIs Tb9pu Mob TWI, u.
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DENMARK.

The Bcritagste 7TdeRde of Copenhagen announces
that the Minister for War has caused the whole of the
Infantry TO be supplied with ried muskets, and that
steps have been taken increase the number of horses
t,r military purposes, and for the speedy recalling Of
the soldiers furlough. The journal also says
tLat preparations being made for the evacuation Of
the arse val of Rendsburg. The military corps OF GU
eueers ba been ordered TO submit TO toe Government
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maryland.
BALTIHoRE,

bAAli'0 .,ca7, Fec. ], letl'
Atown meeting "a By those in favor Of Ies'o,IOs
mon 9, ~, cte.es, was called to'mgtt u ND"
lnstitGte, and was largely attended Messs' "oiiH'
Teakel, Wallace, ard r. NJ. Mclean "uo' Wv
meeting. - -,
Resolutions were passed denounelng tne course u
Gov. Hicks in refusing to call Convention oeny'hs
his authority to send delegates to Washington; also
make arrangements for eecng delegates 70 tne Cl'l
Convention 10 elect delegates to the STATE Convention
to give expression OF the views OF Maryland IN toe PIE
cent eIisis
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PosT. JEWS, N. Y, Friday, Feb. J, 1861.
A man. W no is supposed 10 be- from Letters and
papers found IN biz possession hsTi d b. D. FSyh
ais morning az the Delaware House in this place lie
l. supposed 10 have friends in near Quincy, Ill., and
a NeuYork Cry, he has letters in his possession
vreeted 10 him ct both places. ANY information as TO
friends viii be gladly received by the Coroner Of
In nlaAp.
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UTICA, Friday, Feb. 7, IFbI
Ala,, and enthusiastic Union meeting, composed of
mon Of q VI parties held here tonight The Hon.
Wa,S II, mt presided and speeches were maze by
Ms,srs j oltn II. Seymour, c. II. Doolttle, Judge
Den;o IN il H. Roberts, and Col. Smith Ia veteran Of
the war 1912. The resolutions, unanino usly
adoptsd "a vor Cancellation and harmony, and urge
mon the LIE gslature the passage Of the Robinson
iaiiO
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~F,.e Ab0a Ttionists and ihe Mayor of
Albany.

ALBANY, Friday, Feb. ], 1861.
fsne hundred citizens Of Albany having peone1
sxor Thatcher to prevent the meeting of scolitionsx
n His cty next week, for fear of riot he replies by
so that he ia neither authority inclination to
;ntry9pt freedom of speech; that be has no fear of
NV =. he orderly city Of Albany and that tie best
o. treat the abolitionists is TO leave them alone
"a Give them no capital by creating excitement
ak.o a N.
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ars for the extension Of the Notifications Of Dsnen-
wicke, ard of the redonbte Of ti1edenes' The arti'
ley is to receive several riaej ia,talies.
royaI decree rad teen published calling oct 500
sailors rom the Kingdom OF Denmark and the Dnehy
Of Sclleswig
An address was in coGr.e Of zig atnre calling on The
King to resist every attempt from abroad TO interfere
don the Danish nationality 10 the Duchy of heswig.
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shocking Accident.

BOSTON, Friday, TeD.I T8JI.
An accident of shocking character occurred at
Br ookine, N H., Wednesday night by the roof Of the
aw cling of Mr.. Gibson being crushed in BY the
weight of snow, killing Mr.. Gibson, his wife and two
dan, thters.
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CHIcAGo, Friday Feb. l, 1901.
fire last night in the hardware store OF Rubel
Brothers damaged the stock TO the amount Of sl1oVO
fully insured. o.,
ALTON, H., Thursday, Jan. 81 1861.
A fire this evening destroyed the building occupied
by VIM. Al. Hart, dry-goods dealer and the grain
warehouse Of l.. Dawson & Co, Loss $4,000 fully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

The Hon Samuel Lilly of New-Jesey, the newly.
APPOINTED Consul General to India, in place of the Hon.
Chares iuinage deceased calls to-day at noon in the
Arago, lie goes to London, thence, via the European
OVERLAP Vi route, to London.
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Soya.scotia Legislature.

HALIItA, FIludYI ~. y I"VI'
The LEGISLATURE convened Yesterday. The Govern
or sreech was wholly local. There was slight sur
us of revenue and the Governor proposed the eE.eh
sion of railway and steamer 0s '"'
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RUSSIA.

IL IL stated that tha. the Russian Government had
sent circular 10 it's Ministers abroad 10 be cImmnni.
Gated The Courts to which they are accredited re-
mon:tratDg, if not protesting, against the warke
projects attributed to the German Governments rela-
live to the designs of Prussia Denmark. f. shows
that the state of Southern Europe is sufficiently
pcated without exciting any more difficulties 10 the
North.
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Th, eNew.Han,pshire Commissioners

CONCORD, n. H., Friday, Feb. ], I86I
60 " GOodhue has appointed Amos Tuck, Asa Fow-
L. a, I'D Levi Chamberlain, Commissioners TO the Con-
ya.tio % at Washington ON the 4;h They VIII reach
W., chi pgton on Sunday.
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Military.

Sr. Louis, Friday, Feb. l, 1901.
Major Bell, commander of the arsenal 4 tins c'y,
has been supcreded by Capt. Joyce who enters upon
liz dutes MONDAY next.
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Rhode island Legislature.
aynion Meeting at Utica.

Providence. X. l., Friday, Feb. ], 1861.
TIA L legislature has adjourned I'll the 26th ms.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM. EUROPE.

lrrIVal 81 he arabia and United Kingdom.
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LILY ERPoOL MARKETS, Jan. l9, q. m.-CorTos-.
The broke Circular says 1.-THE week opened with GOOD de.
mend and firm market but when the Persia ami ell ith a.
OF the of the Secession movement and the nm,
'stiacoy political Intelligence arising thereiom very actir,
and stimulating den nd ensned so much calculated
hAHce the value Of the article seriously importers h,d nh
continued their Of selling freely landed The rise hss
been abcu IA d. = D in qualities and above aud Ia 10 NJ
under thai he while the common classes under I'd ara
scarce Other Cottons have also sdyanced-Snra 20 tbs
extent OF ID The sales Of the week have males In.
GLIDING u.s. 70 Peculator and Is Oo exporters The mar.
bet yesterday Iidsyl continued sctiye the business raah
about 2ocW bales Of which bali taken for srcuos
and export closed buoyar at the following sahod ouo
tatons Fair NidSIir, -
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The stock hand is estimated at $3.50 bales inclada.
J45O American The quotations for Mdding Cotton In ths
snd Messf james Hewitt Co quote Mins o ssS.
asid r. aud Others In proportion They also report the
100 COO at The same time last year.
Trade At ,Ncs is very doll and there was uot su.
nt business done yesterday in Goods Yarns TO test prices
fairly " Wv
BKEADsrrYFs -Messrs Wakefield Nash { Co. Richardson.
Spence Co, Bgsnd Athya Co. report: Flour dbl and
difficult to sell at the reduced quotations State ~ ss
other bIands - ta2 Wheat in small demand and .hsds
easier Red Western, l4al2 Il Southern, IL 9aljii Whits
Western - al3 ,; southern l4@i5i Corn more freely
offered and ixcd obtsinable at 8 Yellow, 49, GSoi White.
PEoylsioSBeef very dull and uoninaly unaelsd PORK
very quiet Bacon slow OF sale and again easier Lard undee
Good rehnng nominal at Tso~ IN iar Request oss NORTH
American rather cheaper owing 10 arrivals sales at 81
demand az " ago for Pots aud ~ 1dD Tor Pea s9sSr
rather steady At The decline OF last week Coffee nactVe
Lseed Cakessaleso Of American at 9l 81 In Lin:eed
on no sas reported Cod OIL sells at &36 Sperm 4lc4D
8Git rather more inquiry fO arrival Spirit. Of Tarpep
Tine declined 20 81 d.0,6.
LoYDoS MMKETs-siessrs. Barring Bros report=
continues dull Rails as 81 Bans, AS lo Scotch Pig 49,
CoyrEK in better demand srGAEs quiet but closes rather
srTf, or II RFENTIsx sells At 81 TALIow hrm at 81 9Gso
RcE firm. LlNsgKD CWEs improving. Bees! bausled New.
York el2 81 best bags al ISL SPERS On lo4 for
for AmeIiean Cor ~ lo LSsEED in better denSndst24
d28i3 WuAtEBoSE dull
HAvRE MARKETS. for the week, including Jan. l6.)-
CoTros had been very active and prices had advanced The
weeks business so 600 bales the spot aud TO arrive, 20
for has aud lJ2 for ew0reans tres onse The stock was
the spot but weaker for lots to arrive CoFFsK e ding DOWN
ward 0Ls easier for Whale RIcg dropping SUGARS dale
TALIow 10 steady denlard WHEAT dull but unatered
LATEST MARKETS.
LyERPooI, jan 20-CoTrosSass yesterday 2ooco elie
including to spectators and exporters a. very fol- ee
LONDON Saturday eveningAmecan securities .sety DE-
eincd to-day Illinois Central :h.e. S6s9s di'sSSnt Ere -
kR6, OQQ In specie