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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Perley" writes to the Boston Jour-
nal that the extravagant attention
paid to the rebel lprisoners at Washing
ton, by the female sseessionists, has
been stopped by an order of General
Wadsworth to move all the prisoners
who can be moved to the Old Capitol
Prison.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Several hundred rebels in camp at
Assumption, Point, Fla, recently re-
volted, drove off their officers, declared
they would not fight against the
United States, and went home.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The Grenada Appeal calls the rebel
troops invading Kentucky "the arrows
Of Confederate vengeance" We guess
that these arrows will soon be all in a
quiver,. says tile Louisville Journal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

1t is stated that peaches at Roches-
ter, N. y, are so plenty and cheap,
that farmers prefer to feed them to
swina, rather than carrying, them to
market.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The Boston Printers Union has sent
ffty-two printers into the Federal
army. But we'll as Boston has done,
Rochester beats her, for she has sent
ffty-six printers to the war.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The Pensacola navy yard, formerly
enc Of the finest possessed by our gov
ernment, is now almost thing Of the
past, but two buildings, the armory
and chapel, remaining, and these in a
mutilated conditions.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
concurred IN.
1uz EXEMPTION Bill.


IHE EXEMPTION Bill.
Mr.. Sparrow, Of Louisiana, from the Com.
nit,ee on Conferences, TO whom the Exemption
bill Eas referred presented report recon-
mending the concurrence Of the Senate in Ger
tain House amendments, some with moditica-
lions Of phaseology, and recommending the
concurrence Of the House in said notifications
oil their amendments to the bill. i@ tJ
The report Of the Committee was agreed to.
Among the amendments thus incorporated
IL the bill is one exempting Postmasters ap--
pointed by the President and confirmed by 'be
Senate, and such clerks IN their offices as IRE
allowed by the Postmaster General, 1'''IA
Another exempting employees ofnswspapers
whom the proprietor will certify upon oath to
DO essential to the publication OF the same.
Another exempting one person either as agent
owner or overseer on each plantation on which
enc white person 10 required to be kept BY the
laws, or ordiuances Of any State, and on whclr
there is no white male adult ~ do military ser.
vice aud in States having no such law, ope per-
son as agent. owner or overseer on each, planta.
tion Of twenty neg oes, and on which there 10 no,
white male adult not liable to,militsry SERVICE.
and. furthermore, for additional police for every
negroes on two or more plantations within Eve
miles Of each other, and each having less than
twenty negroes. and on which there Is no white
male adult not liable to military duty, one person,
being the oldest Of the owners or 0verseers on
such plantations.
ht@ CAMP OF INSTRUCTION ~
Mr.. Sparrow, from the Committee Of Military
Affairs. reported back House bill to suthorige the
establishment Of camps II instruction, and to sp.
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MINORITY REPORT.

The undersigned, minority Of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. beg leave to dissent from tho
report of the majority upon certain resolutions re
ferred to the committee, touching the issuing BY
the President Of proclamation to the jnhabi
tants Of the Northwestern States, rendering to
them the free navigation Of the Mississippi river
and advantageous treaty sipulations at the close
of the war.
It is submitted that subjects relating to tho
conduct of tie war are not appropriate matters OF
investigation by the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs.
But waving this consideration, the undersign'
ed totally dissent from the views Of the majority
touching the duties Of this House. II isa work
OF supercogasion for this body to undertake TO
decide and to declare the mode of conducting
the war. 1t is u question involving conseqpen-
ees Of vital mement, lcgitmstely pertaining to
ths functions of the Executive and those who
have been chosen to lead our armies But il
such duty were, in fact, devolved npon this body,
as is implied by the report Of the majority, it
would be in violation Of all the rules Of enlght
ened warfare 10 unfold the plan which it Is de-.
signed to pursue in the prosecution of the war
II is believed thst thus far the Executive has
availed himself of the means placed at hisdispo-
sal for conducting the war in. the manner most
judcious and effective and that in the signal
success which has attended our struggle for the
maintenance Of the Independence of the COnfed
crate States will be found sufficient reason for
leaving him, without interference, to the exer
else Of the duties imposed by the constitution.
The undersigned dissent from the recommen.
daton that this government should tender to a
po,tion of the citizens Of the government with
whom we are at war exclusive commercial privi-
leges 1t is not the part Of wisdom to commit
our government to any fixed policy In advance.
Legislation :hould not be anticipated, bu, should
be shaped by existing events, II a deviation
from this plain suggestion Of wisdom be advised
In the present instance upon the idea Of the in.
Goenes sf an appeal to the SELF iatesrst Of the
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

Since the battle of Antietam, il has
been several. times stated that Gen.
ltongstreet was carried into Martins
burg, from the field severely wounded.
IT is now said very positively that he
died in that town a, few days since, at
the house Of Mr.. Faulkner, of the
wounds received in the battle.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

tW~ Wn. LNaHAM, JR., editor Of the ar.
my a Nary Journal, 83 School st., Boston. is
our sole agent for that city. Any contract en-.
tered into by him, for advertising or subscrip.
tion on our account will be ratified by US.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

"A letter from North Carolinian 10.
his son in the rebel army, who fell in
one of the late battles in Maryland,
says" The conscripts here are the
maddest men you ever saw. They
cay they don't intend to fight. They
can make them 60 but they can't make
them fight. The most Of them say
they intend TO- 80 to the North the first
chance !; and i don't blame them, for
there is no justice in such war
There never will be peace till they kill
of all the men, or they all rebel and
come home ; for it is given up by the
smartest men in the country that the
North will whip-and the sooner the
better. ! don't want you TO fire anoth-
or gnn at the North, if you can help
it." eoa
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Editorial M elange.

Col. Price, who made the late re-
eonnoissance to Ashbys Gap, found
an his way that every house on the
road was a telegraph office; thus, in
three hours after our force left, it was
known in Aldie, forty miles distant,
that artillery and cavalry were advan'
cling, the rebels signilizing with flags
by day and hghts by night, and hence
the train Of wagons sought to be cap.
tured had been removed before our
force got there. At some places it is
the invariable custom, on the advance
Of our troops to any house, for some
one to throw up q window, hang out a
cloth, shout for some one in the field,
or perform some other act which will
sigualize danger. In many instances
the "signal posts" have been destroyed
Women have generally been the oper'
ators-.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The linen. trade in all its branches
tiourishes in the North of Ireland, and
there is brisk demand and good pay
for labor in connection with it. The
troubles in, America have radounded
to tie advantage of the linen manu-
facturers and fax-growers.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The scriptuval knowledge Of a, faw
of the New Work dailypapers is some.
what limited. One Of them speaks Of
Turdy "falling. upon, the neck Of the
Lrpress editor, and fondly kissing him,
as Esau Of the flesh pots, did his long
absent brother David" 1t will be
Asws to some folks that Esau and Da-
'la, wrrc brothers
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The amendments proposed by the House to
the Senate bill authorizing the President to
organize divisions into army corps and app0int
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Slip oun, Sam (of Porsnd Merryman Leshorn 60 days.
marble Sc Fsbb.od Bros vessel 20 master Has had
hesyy w gales st part OF passage and was driven 70 tbs
southward
order Experienced some heavy weather.
Ship Lawrence (new, COO tuns johnson, Dsmariscotta
DAYS, in bsas, 10 Lawrence, Giles Co.
BARK tsorw Larsen, London 70 days In ballast 70
order ii al strong westerly gales the entire passage Dec II.
lat IS 20 lon Is % fell with the b. bsrk boyne Glover,
for Fee God. with Of grain In sinking eondi'
ton took OF the captain and crew and on the l6 Of Dec,
spoke the schr Maris Camilla for Europe tsnce arrived
oGt and transferred heul he crew OF the Boyne thst
vessel tho loss Of the Boyne has been before reported
Bark Norrnhese, Hslpg. b.yonne, France - days 10
ballast 20 j. H. Brewer Go. Jan. 81. 10 lat - 40 lon 70,
spoke h Ann Ezs on Bo,ton for the Sandwich Islands,
Feb at 3 IS lon G. 49, spoke the Br big Arsoella from
Boston bound ith lat % u.s. lon Il o. spoke bark Gladio-
Ia hence Tor Hong Kong. $50 .
Rim Ellen Morrison Gardner Minan. Mexico 20 days.
mahogany to r. Alexander SOM vessel to Miller Housh-
ton Experienced very heavy weather.
Bark John Bull tBr). Roberts, Annoy leo days. teas 70
Nos;ray Gibbs Hardcs,tle.
Bdg Judith Some. tof Mount DESERT Raymond Cardebss
Jan Is molasses Walsh. Carver Chase. Experienced
heevs weather during the entire passage was IL days N OF
Biz Isaac NJ benson Chaplin Para Jan. D. mdse to Bur-
det Everett Encountered hcesy ~ aid T. weather most
Steiner ocsorora Mclaughlin Baltimore mdse. to VIM.
Steamer Osprey. Kenney, Providence. mdse to Edward
Benner.
BELOW-i b.ik. .
SAILED. Feb. 4-Ship VIM; Frothnshsm Havre. Bsrn
Gertrude Sydrey, ~ s. W. Snsp Dragon To.tugss schrs
H. J. Corning. Key West kie,hes Deals lsland; Andrew
steward, DO Bos,on tBr) Goosiyes. 81,
Feb 5 Steamships Glasgow (Br) for LiyeTpooi hosn"s
Hssssa
WlND-Sunse,, from s.
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BARTER-on Tuesday Feb T. Emily NJ daughter Of ThOs.
,,, " Barter Of Louisville sg"d6 years and months
H. Aorewood are respectfully invited to stiend her
funeral from Zion Church, Of Madison and
mains III be taken to Trinity Cemetery.
BADEAU-on'wedne'day Feb. 5, N. W. Bsdeau, E in the
The re..ives and ends Of family and Of hi. father Dr.
Bsdeou. his ihornaw, Ezra Msrshsl and his bro,herin
law VIM Cunningham. respectfully Invited attend
his funeral his residence No es Greenwich street,
on Friday, the eth inst. at q. The remains will be
taken Tsuyown for interment, by the III train It
Chambers street Carriages viii be In waiting at Tsry-
town.
BAlLEY-On Wednesday. Feb s. John Townsend Bailey,
The fend OF The family and Of his sons John sud Tho T.
Bailey are le.P.sfuy nySd 20 70 s1d the mineral '@
o'clock Friday morning the It'll inst
BANTA-In Brooklyn Tuesday morning Feb. Mary /,
daughter VIM. 5. and Mary j. Bsna ssed yeas ard
months.
BURsLEM In this city, on Monday, Feb Q. Elizabeth
OpwoOd fourth daughter the late Henry Burse ssed
. is years, months and 20 deys.
f1ngish papers please copy
CROMIE-On Tue,day Feb T. Leta Jane the only survv.
ing child Of James aid Emily Croie, aged 10 months snd<
days
GRIrFIrHs-On Monday Feb. o. after very brief illness.
Henry Clay second son Of John ~ and Emma A. Grhths,
aged Il years and months.
No ga Grand corner Norfolk street. on THURSDAY afternoon.
9Th inst, AT | O'Clock.
HARRIsONTn Morris.nis on Tuesday, Feb. 4, William,
Of Charles and Martha Harrison
JOaNsON--ln THE city, Tuesday, Feb Chss johnson.
In the 10Th year Of his age.
KELLY--In this city, Tuesday, Feb T. Bridget Kelly the
beloved wife Of Patrick Kelly Ia the iOh year Of Der age
LAING-In this city, on Tuesday morning Fec. g. James
Laing native Of Scotland aged % years and months
His relatives and snd invited 70 attend bis fsnea ffoa
his late residence, No 2s7 West Thy'thrd street. on
Thursday. Feb. G, at o'clock.
LOCKWOOD--A the Florence Hotel, Tuesday, Feb:
Richard p. Lockwood agsi 80 yeas
MAGEE-n this city, on Tuesday, Feb. T. Lila Msgee,
aged year..
McKENNA In this city, Monday FEB. Rose McKsnna,
aged 70 years.
McGINN-In this city Tuesdsy Feb. T. Ellen wife Of
Roger McOinn, ssed % years
PECK-Suddenly Tuesdsy night. Feb 4, OF hemorrhaae
OF he lungs Mrs Eliza Peck, formerly Of Bridgeport Conn.,
Her the friends Of her the late Dr. Charles
T. Peck invited attend her floers this afternoon,
Feb. 3, O'Clock. from the residence OF Roe Lock
wood No. West Thirty-second street.
PRESTON-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, FEB. 4, Charles Il
Preston aged 20 years and months
ROOr-In Brooklyn, Tuesday Feb. 4, VIM s. Root In
the 1Jd year Of hi, age.
STUARTIn Brooklyn, on Tuesday Feb. James T. Stuart
Of Belfast Ireland.
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of currency for the country the sooner our traders
know it the better. AZ present, no merchant Hho"S
what will be the status OF Treasury Notes week
hence and consequently is seriously embarrassed III
his movements. :.
Me,srs. f. p. James g. Co. advertise their readi-
ness TO pay at once the interest due on the i'
on the $50 per cent Treasury notes, o. pa'' 1"
current funds.
In gold there is not large business DONG anu ''ie
current rate of premium is maintained WIN
The brokers al ,e close were buying at 81 PREM,
and selling at - 03l prem. Inc den''"u
be entirely speculative. Treasury "orS are i"'"e'
h,o :; corseouence of the decision OF the Secretary
% no, tho interest due l9h inst IN gold. Inc dis-
ohort II a2I per cent. Demand notes are
selling at al per cent discount.
NJ Coco today delivered to the banks $500
% per cent notes which concludes the delivery
- ,be 40 GOO taken by the New-fork banks.
uo also made further delivery Of sl,5OO,OOO Of
stock
We have omitted to notice that Mr.. S. l.. Merchant
has resigned the Secretaryship of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, in order TO establish himself III
the shipping and commission business in this city.
Mr. Theodore Il. johnson, Purveyor, has been ap-
pointed Secretary of the Company from the ist inst
The annexed Treasury notice was published under
orr teleg,aphic head yesterday:
Holders OF the bond, Of the United States payable three
wears nom date semi annual teeft thereon being due the
eh hec5y notified that provision IL ade fer the
in coin Of al such coupons sseeaby to their terror
OF The oace Of the Assistant treasurer of the United states In
the i'y OF New OK.
All such coupons NUT be presented at that Office,
panied with schedules showing the number aud amount Of
c0npOu together with the ageeate OF each parcel
three full business days for examination and vehcsion be
r Notice l. hereby given Of the readiness OF this
10 redeem the Treasury notes payable 10 year
rom date authorized by sc Of Congress approved Dec 70
1851 sud the Treasury o'es payable in 90 dsys from dste
authorized by act OF COusIess approved March 1901
The interest tbs Treasury notes Of the above Issues will
Oh the M day April neS; by the terms of those acts
sespoctyely.
Included in The exports OF domestic produce for the
week are III bbl. potash, 94ij 10 beeswax. IS 536
bbls. wheat flour s. bbls. rye -four, 20 bbs. corn
meal lS POO bush. wheat, TO- lis bush. rye, Coz BUSH
peas 1885 BUSH corn, 2,220 bxs. candles, 1858
tuns coal oil bales hay 226 bales Of hops, f57 bbls
rosn, bbl.. spirits ,urpentne, iOl gals. whale OIL
&C. IS GALE. sperm OIL go gala. lard OIL $50 gals lin
seed oil, . 100 hbls. pork, 400 bills and l,2i7 tcs
beef. 400 5i5 ID cut meats, 35}.99l Ii butter,
2oS, 625 n cheese, 3,42i,7O2 10 lard, 81 n rice
ESQ 800 ID taow so pkgs crude tobacco and l3 III
ID whaleb0ne.
The following is report of the amount of Coal
over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad for ten days ending Saturday,
L.h 1.
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Disasters, &c.

Nv B.sK SOvHA~ppH-The Br. bark So1rcnaef NsP,'
TAYLOR which l- TIN. port the 18th OF jan iof
with cargo OF grain In bulk exposed 20 ,s ri 49,
weather a. sea- aud aimed sucn damage "
that sh. was conpeled pat back and ,S,r sry
boston. II .~p9oS l.. l., Feb. ). 1904
go :. -, - -. .a,l,.vs n. b.. from Matsnzas,
win res Of mos.sss 1. stranded on Mon.sol mics W.
Gu, e a. sy.d Csrso msy possibly DO saved the ~ssiIs<
BAN j. NJ H.,ARp AsaoSETh: bar. :, n -, a s.1i
ou inlet She csne ashore o. o'clock night oil tne
ID insc 1900 10 Fllwood Walter esc.. Sy BID UndwA
10y 81 was built Newport r. L. in 1881 IL 249 tuns
me =. ,.d and owned by A. +. Bel of New-Sork
~ sry,ssHIP CoLUaBvs previously reported wrecked
,oreler Of $50 rated 2. built By Reeves Bros
10 1884, aud owned by the Pacihc Mail Steam
.hpCo. p,.o, R.h 2 1852
The brig Sofsino which arrived to-day Bahia, saw
The Sor ean brig Guiny, abandoned and IN snAng eond
lion on the 26h Dee IN gt 81 81 NJ lon. "a OJ W. tue "ins
blowing gale from n. W. a. the time . ,as,
LiyERPooL, Jan. "a 1907.
The Niphias rom Philadelphia jan 81 arrived a. Sues
town. eaky. The British Tar from New. OH iot s'
has been sbandontd at seA crew saved inc No' ~
from New ok for Queenown. has been ao o. be-.
crew saved. The Neapoitan. from Messna Tor Doss -
been burn. by the pirate steamer Sumter Inc III srn
Adamson, J Gsiea Ind Queen OF tle Ne'Hc"eNsr
New.lerl were 1t Qassrs,owp, lssiy, 10
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M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......"FKl
Cleared.

Stesmship-Rosnoke, Couch, Havana Ludlam Hsiockee
SMp.-Tho nss Jeaer.op Rollins Liverpool J. w Ewell
Co Augustus BatbuTn Antwerp VIM. T. frott Romance
OF the See Cloush San Francisco C. Constoek Cuban BL
Mclean Glasgow Maitland Phelps CO.
Bsks-monnegua.h lBr.l. Peacock, London tiowsnd
rrohin CHAM; TeIsns Brand. Port Royal John Mcosw
Donning Victoria (Norwl Rshrs Cork. Holmboe Co. /;
Lucky Star. Nelson San Francisco C. Com.tock; kennW
(Nor~. y Ms,hieson, Dublin, Funch Meincke Wendt
Brigs-Atantic Black Barbados H. Trowbiidges Sons
Ca,hsrin. (tr) Muir st. John, n. b.. J. :. Desley. .
schocuers-Red Eagle. Brown Locust Point d. hurbus
Co Eclipse ~ Peterson st. Kits Smith, Jones Co
PRECEDENT ,Br scoylle -, Thomas Boyd deincteni e
J. Talbot. Ani.bu y. Portland, Brett, Son Co. Eaphema
Bsy.y Vera Cruz 3 w. Lewis Co. TELEGRAPH tBE DA-
yison 81. Pierre. D. X. Dewolf InkelmnDn (Br Cook
Halifax j. L. Whitney Co Yankee Blade, Coonos new
Haven Portereld; John Walker, bunrsu, Hsvans,
Frederick & Phillips
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selling at 6dele y n. Pel.s, however not in quite
a n for s
poilers are determined to buy at that et all
msy dre.. % b Which at . ~ . snd oe ~ aL
ing the cost counting ofal for dressing and hsr dng aud
chance whether the butcher makes or loses 5 cents
head on he transaction.
While every mea-shop and has such supply
rs at present OF low priced pontry aud while pork ses Nv
the carcass d5c a H. snd oHsl prices a, less than hall
that and while beef and mutton remsa prices we cannot
see any hope of in the sheep make. feeders
can they will hold little longer.
The receipts Of the week much lighter than aa
that the pretty well maintained up to the close
this report.
SHEEP REcsIEEp AT o'BRIES's.
H. V. WheLt, n; Y; us John rashet y; X, 50; f.
sHsgp DaovERs At BRowSiSes.
From NewYoik-E. q. fale 1i '. Van Deusen, 10; d.
B. Post 1879; David W. Sweet ls2: Total, 3oj
From New.Jersey-Andrew Robbins. il'i Richard Bells,
From 0hio-H Hill, 80; Seth Mccormick 2tO. g. W.
Weary, 332 Jonn Little, 81 William AroucAie '|oi IL
Rodgers &c. Total lao; -
At OBrien's-Sam McGraw sold 161 at an average OIL
At Browniu,s-ROber H. Hume sold 67, average OF
t5 ~. =,
Chamberin reports stock sold by Kae McPher.on. Judd
l. Buckingham Van Vert John Kase VIM. ). Chamber
80 so STAT ssS7 $50 a, So 50 At IS si 80 At IS so 81
263 at a. ise at +Ss7,; iI2s 45a5 Total 2,i5a.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1890.
The following the quotations Of Henry D. Grant Super
intsndent Of the Marset
Cornfed Hogs y c~t., live weiglt.....s3 i0df so
The res ood Of hogs that b - been lowing this way for
months continues only being checked little b. the
for day two but not enough relieve the pressure upon
the market, which keeps the price down to what which
Is little lower than this week The arrivals of dressed
hogs continue .rgs and that effects the live hog market
slightly
From unaceounabe reason In the face Of decline
here there slight rise within the past week 3, Buffalo.
Was owing telegraph he' such are often sen. out
by interested parties -
q. w. Dounan gives the owinsas the price Of Hogs to-
day: Live. Dead weight
Eir't quality comfed large size 3 i503c. 4.d4ie
Second quality corn fed.........J. 03i5c. ftd+sc.
First quality, small sizes, fat and
prime for market butchers. zee. .3fj03.c. 4ta4se.
Is2e size stuffed, iat...........s- =
Second quality still-fed. ........2i d3c. 3sd3tc.
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nj. ,o,l ,,orLe. This morning was stronger under
bat was considered the favorable tone Of the foreign
r.vs Tile Loalon Times having turned one Of its
not infrequent summersets, the bulls IN our market
were eBccura.ed, and saw fair skies ahead The
changes in quotations are not important, bat the
fancies generally established sn improvement of
q cent L. some cases, Toledo for example, the IN
provement was greater. Illinois Central was heavy,
under all impression that another assessment must be
called to enable the Company 10 meet tue April H.
teIest Betwe the Boards the market was firm with
out important transactions, excepting in New-ioik
Central. OF winch prominent operator sold $500
shares at s.. 90, buyer ten, and S23 seller three
and offered 1900 shares more regular At the
Second Board the market was fairly active
y, a further advance on the morning prices.
After the regular session, there were some new
and anxious BUYERS Of Erie and about l,3OO shares
were taken al 81 3ia. Later in the day the mar
ket was lower, snd closed dull. Government secur-
ies were rather better to-day, but MOI active. Rail
road bonds are in fair demand much the largest pof
ton Of the transactions being made privately. Bank
s.ocks are heavy. The movement IL gold to-day Al
the Board was very light at previous prices. The
quotations at . o'clock were; United States C.,
1881, registered, So 1891; United States Is, 1881
coupon, S9l 90; Tennessee State %, 430i3l; Mis-
sour State is 81 81; Pacific hail Steamship Co.,
9Sla9S.; New-York Central Railroad g., NJ
Erie Railway, 333 q 331; Erie Railway, Pref,
54zaj.-; Huds u River Railroad, 80 3aI; Har-
lem Railroad, Z, i9,; Harlem Railroad, Pre-
ferred, - o3l Reading Railroad, 40l d 40l; Mich
wsn Central Railroad 49, a 49, Michigan South
err and Northern Indiana Railroad, 2Ol a@0i; Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Ralroad, Guar
anteed, 4l1Gnl; Panama Railroad, ll3 llol
Illinois Central RAILROAD. 56l 56s; Gaiena and Chi
cago Railroad, CO e66l; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, A. u ~; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
81 dj3 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
6lIQ612.
in foreign bills the market is steady but inactive
at Il3. alll5 for btst sterling.
FregLts continue dull, and rates are irregular
TO Livcrrcol-The engagements are 800 bush
Com, at I'd. il bags 1900 90. Wheat at 81. II
baes; 300 bLls Flour, at Is. d. q 2s 81. ID
American. and e. ID. as. I'd. - BGlish and Cont
mental ships 100 tuns and 500 boxes Bacon, at 2js.
$50 tuns and 100 tes Lard, at Js and 800 uns Pro-
visions by Bremen vessel at 2js.; 100 boxes Ba-
con by British ship, at 27s Cd, and clearance Of
25O2 bbls. of Crude Petroleum OIL, at Is. ID. as.
I'd. To Hayre-l 600 bbls. Flour, a DC. To Ant
wsrp-A bark with 26, 900 bush. Grain, on private
terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 ,2l2 1871 f7for Customs 100000; Payments. ill.,
Gliding redeemed , cent nOtes, $2D,9IJ,OJl !
Cd Account OF Loan sl6JoO Balance g. ~, l'@ IS.
The folowiDgnIe the earnings Of tie Buii 10, New
York, and Erie Railroad for tie month o, January