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SENATE. .ALBiSY, Jan. %, 1868.
REPORTS Paw JRhDLy.
By NJ FOIGER-Contirming additional powers
on kCDries Pubic.
By Mr.. COXNOLLY-The Canal Annual Aparo-
priation bill.
The bill amending the acl relative to Marine lnsn-
rance Companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CONHOLLY-Amendipg tho Revised
Statutes rc.vo 20 u. duties Of Executors ana adj
minis,rators liast year til'i.
BY Mr. CODK-E"q uirine the Erie and Central
Railroads TO make runthiy and yearly reports of
the quantity OF freight carried over their fesfectve
roads
Nv Nc. Misunderstanding the Banking law
Of 1898.
BY Mr.. BRADLEY-Cresting he Office Of Asso-
ciale Surrogate i'll Aew-YoEk.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 forfeited reccgnizances in criminal
cases.
Authorizing the Albany and Vermont Railroad to
construct branch road.
Adjourned to Mcoday evening.
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REPORT OF LIEUT.. COMMANDING n,cnE.

L. s. Miss, SGT spBcS, u. e. GUNBoAr CiSCiNSATL}
Orr ARKANSAS posr Jan. ~ 1861
Sin: have the honor to report having suetsi cd
no serious damage ia the attack on the lOih One
she'll struck NJ OF tie water Ina forward, aud sec
0nd went througi th- upper works. We were
equally fortunate dGrug the attack OF Yesterday
although struck uius times On tue Low easement,
pilot.house, and upper work.
This vessel fired the first gum At o'c oc p. m,
and N half or thrae-q Of an hour lhe rledt
casomen, gun of the ort--ths one assigned 10 US
was si!snced when our fire directed on tao let
casereut ard barbette guns, and Gtterwad W shell
n the interior Of the Tort. We engaged tie Tort 81
3JJ yards.
I ave the honor 70 mention Acting EDrgn a. y:
ONeill, Acting Masters Mate Henry B1oOey, ma
Acting Gamer John L. Ribblctt, the officers COM
nepdug the bow guns, for coolness and SAIL Iii
di, Getting their fro.
Very repeatedly, your obsdert servant.
GEORGE BACaE. Lieut. Commanding.
Act Rear Adulirs %. y. PonreR, Com Miss Squslfon'
REPORT OF LIEUTENANT COMMANDING sihItN'
UsIrEp srArEs MissisirPi SQUADRON,
L. s 6uEbaet Lesin ton. of Post Of ArsantGs,
ARKANSAS RlvAR' jan j.. lSoS
SIN: have the honor 10 report thst there were
expended on board this ship, d0fiag the attack upon
this Post by the forces under YOU command, or ,be
ICth inst fourteen psFrott shells aud tw0 eight
Inch shells nnj during he fn'l aud victorious as
sau OF today, fory-nne egh.inch shells nnd rory
Parrot shells. nm hapry to report no ca'u1tieS'
Tue woodwork OF the ship aud two Of our boats arc
somewhat damaged.
haYo the hluo e. hc, 81, yogr most otoaie y teIvan
JAMES ". SHlRN, iier enent-C ernns"dcr.
Assistant Rear Admiral D. ID. FORIEH, u. b. COMMANDING
AIs-isslyl River SQuadrol
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Talk Aboci Fruii.

with luscious fruits their sssies beGuilO"
As we csAuo. eCnyey The sense of tate tlrough
ink tyre ysgef 10 our rea5e va no unabls to make
tie reports q the weekly meeting. Of the FiultGrow,
Cub a. r!se'ig to readers they - those who attend
We found a. tao time Of our suiy.I gLordsy Jan g. teo
meeting Organized with Dr. VAN tho ehsir, AID The
Committee Of tie whole engaged the pleasant occurAion
testing By rs4i ard ,ae the quality Of several Sons Of
Wlnsf pear. The pecsepof Vicar OF Nslebeld ~ DI.
Tumble. found rtpe. which wsG occtdoneo, Pc
ssit By ,tei- having been tsp month in warm room
Some by Wro. Carpenter IN good order. Dr. Wsrd
20 ro Doing 30 many poor oHe "a asfs"t 70 VsctV
Ia oos 'aitbs 81 - hsn Eiae q" other soH' o thhks
DIT tAHFsTEG nsi'Ts 49, GOO p'sf bn' not oIua IN
az situations. H. some iOe 4.iiesit l. 100 aztfnsenL
he ss one ..euea y nee has large and vior
Gus. oto very productive Tue Olou, holcosu VIII generally
,ssg"s pea p,oGaeed 6y Mr. BALDWIN Of
yIot.Dncd geIy good but hot equal 10 lAe Va
cars Easie'D benfTzs and Gloat ho,ceau.
The subject planting DIVER per rees below the junction
discusscd. gentleman Inquired lie could SAFELY paat
y,nnuo stump 10 inches nigh b. found eu,y
with ficnch uoes his Il wa conceded would ne dan
g.ToIs Dr. W.AD rsi That Le planted some thr wera
grted on'y tour tcle' high 80 "a q ever nc 1,o I'd
ocd The brtc4 way would Jo 60 pleni te tires
tho depth a. they stood before snd earth tlsm up graz
NJ THowBrDGE ofNsw-nsyen hongh, TIA. the ounce
wood Will throw out roots, Il CHS sary be covered. Dr
WARD answered that corn nsefy throws out Dfsces but
after dol ao ctrtAed up itwond throw ont
Rio that wLor no tee - taitied up BbJyo tAe
junction, tic pea srok tloN ont Ioois and tue ounce
roots disappear
Nj BAIhwlS Of keg-Jcney raid ths biz eout moroccan
Juice worthless the fruit il beI snI Iklu
thick. snG the tfret produce none ssliDls.
Mr CaEFTiT tei1 thai hls trees, yosa old DID Ito
thing arst, bat the fruit l. excellent II tTots
SCI deep upon fei, they to die bit upon
rllHi'6iLct aud La found no trouble
Nj TRoyBIDGa said that the Vicar grows well upon tho
sandy soiI Of Asw-Hsven AID produces good i,uit.
Mr. cARrssTER sid his soil sandy lean, where his
Glout MoTsesu did 40 well
Mr. CrNAiHcs lid it did equally vol Vi on heavy ,ol g.
Nestshe tor.
WnLANs prevented limb OF pear Nth
b. Of a .
pge and shape Of na1 seeds end hs Glued uton Tho small
hlbs regular order though pat on By Iue and
spye presented ~ Mr.. Cummings from Steubenvls,
Ohio where II is known The Gate Eppie, prOnouncs
Identical with known the ard 0lso the Bel
It is slightly acid, yeowish white, medium sil-d.
very good but not good found by
Dr. TIinblo Va market here without II A. In ioOks
aud Identical With tie W.sheid Seek further, bus
gr0ws twice a. large
Nh BALDwis presented apple without a name worthy
cultivation Tor tbs beauty OF tao q1ty
Of the IuIt. The tree grows with Iehs pendant branches
like the weeping willow.
isa t0up,isss yPoa vispe Which yppslaled " sAaa
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. &3. 1868.
VOTE FOR sPFARER-NO ELECTION YET.
The Assembly met At IL o'clock noou.
There wac dense crowd Ia the lobDies aud the
galleries.
The correction IN Fridays journal by striking
out The word " Interruption from tho resolution,
making the vote for Speaker the special order Oh
" Saturday." YVES agreed 10.
A ballot was then taken for Speaker.
When the name Of Mr. MUNROE (Rep.) was
called he made long tpeecl blaming the Democrats
for their couTse but des grating tle election OF Mr.
Crl.cctt rs Speaker Of this Assembly an Get calcu'
lated 10 excite tie deopes feelings OF that party He
,hould cast bis vote for MIR Depew.
When tie roll was comp leted, however, Mr.. Mum
roe changed his vote ana gave II to Mr.. Calllcot.
Messrs Breed and Brown vO,cd for Dir. Depew.
The result Of the ballot was "a fOllows
Trimmer. 81 Dspew;.,..."''''''.''.''.'
Ca loot .................. 90 no choice.
Another ballot was then taken with n similar re-
sult.
During tie taking Of the vote sono confusion
occurred at The cloak-rc0in door,
Nj. A. SMITH OF Ne"YoTa, moved the appoint
ment Oh Special Sergeant-at-Arms 10 preserve
order.
HE Doorkeeper announced that come perfons were
on the door who had been refased perInission go
there,
Mr.. T. G. FlEIDs said that he was sorry to
accuse t'e DooiHeper Of the last House, and now
aclug D0oiKeepef, OF any Partially, but he felt
Dousu 10 say enat Whiie The Democratic members OF
The lNst House were refused adfnlssioa TO the floor
Ben. Field had got there withou, any objection
being made. lie (Ben. Field might run a caucus.
but he cannot run tbis Assembly
Mr.. LEVERlDGE said that he himself Ind seen
the other night, while David Dudley Field wes ON
the floor, leader Of the Democratic party standing
e.oss n Wv .... 44 =
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For The Tribune.
TYeason's Anss Device.

WHO deserves greatness.
You co@,5en cry Ct ours whose breath I9aA. ..nu.
As Ieek o. the rotten iens." IOotIohnu''
"IIsrk! hsrk! the dOGs DO bark"
Sons Of New-England, in tie frny,
DO Won hear the clanor behind your back
DO you hear theyelpiDg of Blanche, aud Tray,
Sweetheart and all the mongrel pack
Girded well with her ocean crags,
Little our mother hee3s their noise;
Her ewes are fixed on crimsoned flags:
But you-do you hear it, Yankee boys7
DO you hear them Say that the patriot Iire
Burns o. her aita2 too pure and bright,
To the darkeD'd heavens lodping higher,
Tho dreuchd with the blood Of every fight
That iu the light OF its searching ialuo
Treason and tyrauts stand reveaPd,
And the yielding craven is put to shame,
On Capitol loor or foughten heldl
Do YOU hear the kissing voice, which saith
That she-who bore thro' sll the land
The Tyre OF Free lom the torch of Faith,
And young Inventions mystic wand
Should gather her skirts and dwell apart,
With not ono Of her sisters to share her fate;
4 Hagar, wandering sick at heart
4 Parish, bearing TIE Nations hatei
sOps, who have peopled the gorgeous West.
Ard planted the Pilgrim vine anew,
Where, by a richer coil carest,
1t grows is ever its parent grew,
SAY, DO Won Meanwhile he very bells
OF your churches ring with her ancient voice,
And tue song Of your children sweetly tells
How tue was the aud of youristheis' choice; -
Do YOU hear The traitors who bid You speak
the word that shall sever tue sacred vel
And ye, who dwell by the golden Peak,
Has the subtle whisper gilcd byl
Has II crost tho iminer orial plains,
To coasts, where the gray Pacific roars
And the Pilgrim blood ID the peoples veins
Is pure as The wealth Of tleir mountain ores
Spirits of PODS who, side by side,
Ia hundred battles fought aud felt
Whom now no East and West divide,
In the isles where the shades of heroes DWELL
Say, las it reach'd your glorious rest,
And rufiied the calm which crowns you there
TIE shame, that recreents have contest,
The plot, tina. fosts in the troubled air'
Sons Of New England, here and there;
Wherever men are stiil holding by
The honor our fathers lef, so fAirl
Say, DO You hear the towards cryf
Cgoaching amongst her grand Old crags,
IieLAy our mo.ler heeds their noise,
With her fond eyes fixed on distant hags;
But you-do you bear il, Yankee boysl
FDMUND c STED,dAH.
Washington. Jan. 10 1873
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x y,e,iea o worthy Of being recommended or gehse!
cultivation. we're called upon fora report ,
AspEw FILLER ssid that he he'd had no chanes OF co
sulrAiion wh other utIucrTs Of tie uniiife' ppt
r.s4y TO came ihc io'loWrf; DeaHae. Concord 't"t"
Prolific Anns, Labels aud Diana Instead 90 ne '''
he should P'eies 30 uaus ne teybosi 'it'tii Nuu ~
ony thar hry Have u,t been fitbcery testea 10 w'a;
the heinz iendct Ol Cia cdhNetog' 70 -
tie as h-cgute IL !. TIC veg Oc grape hIo"h sh VIZ Wv
coed ainnst evcf Wh". atssd ifom goo roots OF ipe
wood Ihs don Tor tia and sole ficf oAcict hoIs W
induced the production 0i many pans fcom green wool
and hat has woakeieI heir cobdi'tton abd octsceu
cd mary failures The ConcoIl II t'oro Pfohc we
hardy s1nP gfoNers GGd ats O. stand so'l sea t
end vsiy podrc o. qualify 81 " ih,i Rl'-'
.tion ,! which, coming esry sis "ru IN Hsi1 70
Tao .sbeiia n0t nsdef Lo"d grape nat ~ p
ce wei csiau shed that people arr u1t "lln IA 60
vi at T. and therefore Pc included IN any c0sclp
T. colaui, adcd for general cuYbn "a tins Nic"ir me
Anna ond Diana we. 'cstioishod tRu tfeeD' va
NJ WILLIAMS ofNey.J Jersey another erhsr ofthe Com
o. name o. bis choice the owG III y1iiriies; Do'-
aware Ciutun, Concord Diana. IIstel a. ioi9WDr -
Mr. pKowsRIIGR thai hs most i>SOsoo tmhg oDont
n;an wa, L,t II not gii.r rye Il + qri.e liable The
ms prof be market grape In Ccnnecncut ~ WIG ht"V
Prolific Ihs qu.y I. bette, tan Concord and 1t Is ne
ft 10 rileu' ed improved eu ytoh i['TS ua 'ne oJ
tor thar ;,lls from The buscu does not hold zood
M FULLNR sid tIt no trimmed llNtord ffolnc ylnes
very o ara aunuteI n..hlv ard found 70 uoabe hbDh.
he nut dsopp,rg lie nd vine fslr gears Cd when
praa ucad Ia - y ~ LOO buneie, 80 -, ~. q,
Los RogAsos spoke veiy hi;hly In favor ofte intof1
Prolific not Gully IL o rpsIt growth o. young Fne, y !
tst the frut though Is was no u's. n'Ls ~ ~"
..pened wei an tao quality va. req rzcrHchI n'no ~
ivy being made 9ndr Whist con,tIHs tEs NlAs gti" 20
stated hat 'rau.d ftn u .ont oil pi.1zt WI
,outi.eaera exposure uud that II Ircsisuf i"'i no 'l'
u,eri44 nf Foersd ne -o,siagIed ins arty certainly
on q o. ror 20 tr sslts t!r CArlyAc fafl1efo bt1o
yu col ciaed Ia tha og .uon. Isaac HgE Lona i'efd
., hlqby JoHy uAFFCLD q Hem .ersi, thought 90"
C,ucDrd preferable Ia tia opinion ill., Cu&IiAGs (oi iHe
Ob,,grDl conquered. ,-,,.. -,
! tlef lab
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Mr.. FIELDs-If tina. is the case, then he came

Mr.. FIELDS--If that is the case, then he came
here TO witch the other.
The floor was then cleared for the Slst ballot,
which re,uitet us follows: =.
CAllcott.
! .''.ssss'o
Mr.. l.. DeNey voted VIZ. A.essrs. Breed ana
Brown Tor Nr. Dcpew.
Abo,her ballo. lshe Sod was taken, resulting as
follows:
DeIcws....s,.' s''s''..'''s
Tie 63l ballot resulted ae follows:
Trim IAllicott. .6l
DfgeW
The 8ih Ssh, asc 66th ballots wero taken Will
the came result.
The 90ta ballot war reached with tho following
result; -
Thinner ...........,. co CGhoOt ...."......... tV
Ne0sw.
Mr.. CHURCH lksp.l here moved that the Assem-
big adjourn.
Motion carried. Adjourned.
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rnIpAY. Jan. Or. Il.

The reaction ia tie siock market continued with
severity this morning. very large amount Of
stocks wcro thrown on tie inahe. lot realizing and
from weak parties who were slaughtered by the
using NJ Of their margins. The decline was very
general, and reached from / 10 v cent. Inc lary-
CIT fall was in such securcs as had sdSanced most
RAPIDLY under purely speculative purcupras wi,hin
tne last few days. The reaction was almost entirely
confined TO rhaIes. Governments did not show
much change, aud mos. descriptions Of railroad
.ond- in fair demand at previous prices. ~
the | o'clock Board tho market wGs irregular,
with rome symptoms OF recovery. At the
Second Board tho feeling wss much strong.
or, and there Were appearances that tho re.
action bad exhausted irsslk There was IL
demand ior Erie at recovery Of y cent from tho
loweet piont. Harlem Issues 284 y cent, andvS1
the Western shares were bettor. Fort Wayne
which sold as low as 6S, advanced to -, Norwich
sod a, 81 after touching -. ec. Tue reaction con.
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iicrsets-CasEyeLLy aEFon

Ier VtBU apEFcLLy ARY0hfEp V0N TnT e. T. FNinuNr.
FsnAY. Jan -. 1853
AsliEs-fhe market Is firm at ~ ~ ios fo,s, and
bbls Pearls ~ 1922.
ColrON-The business Is moderate but holders are
not nchued e. ave way, and prices oau steady 3o foe
kiiddlilys, tact of 800 bale.
CDtfEEihere has been nothing Of Importance done to.
day the ilkot ,r AL descnpdoHt tn, very hru.
tiEMi Ais ale In fair requnt iTm silas OF IN tuus
Cau'iO soda oic. 81 suns soda Ash so 100 Sal
soda st2.r nd 90 kegs III Caih,uate Soda at 5ie
COPPER-kshoed Iugot i, in good dotn.ud aud Ia qu o
fra .ao- otbVWD H. Bergen Pou and baltimore dserg.
oosh fobll ny a. Jc case aad i0O~0 do LAKE Sups
on thU slo, AZ ~ d5ie cd.L.
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Tho Rntgos Fire insurance Company has de.
Glazed sem.spnua dividend OF 2 cent,
payable on she % of February. The Republic
Insurance Company, IN interes, dividend Of 81
2 cen; ns capital stock, payable on demand,
aud scrip dividend Of y cent, for which certid-
Gates viii be issued Feb 10. The MorIis Canal aud
DanlirS Company have declared from tie easr!n5s
Of the canal snmi-aBnuAl div Lenl Of y cent
upon tue amount Of tie prefcrrC stock. The Nor.
ria and E,sex Railroad Company have declared a
sem.anunal dividend or 81 y cent, exclusive Of
Government. tlX. The Sc Louis, Al.sn and Terre
Hluc Railroad Company will pay, in anticipation
thl colpoui II tho Second Norge e Preferred Bonds
,C,a,. ~ snd the Second Mcrtg q Iccome Bonds,
maturing On Moy next, on and af,cr Feb. !, At the
Bank u North America, les The interes, n, 2
csut lrom the time OF payment 20 tho 9ad Isl OF
May. The Greenwich Insuuucs Company has de-
oiared q 6cmi.aunusl dividend tls ola. Of this Com
plny) Of = cent, payable Foo. p free oftax. rne
transfer tooks of E,, Preferred stock viii close at
o'clock on Monday, tho % aud reopen on Feb. Il.
God fell oil ths morning, with more activity, cell
ins at III, Lu' later in the day there WAS lnye
demand, and 10 market Ct the close was liSs. 4
prominent stock houle was large buyer--some
$3.50 0J0-at 1854 at the eame time selling nearly
many Custom House Notes ut liii which is &C.
cine One-yenr Ger iicates aud Seven thirlies are
firm, and in good inquiry.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
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fsrrrinir Of Proincc.

IA. 23-3C00 bbs Flour. 30 bag. Goa Neal WV b.
Wkiky, 10 eco buih Oas, ooo bush Seed, g. g1sa "
ylslVa 1000 DO LAgd "a do. Ashes. ggJ9 Dressed h"
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IMPORT OF LIEur.. coMMAspING wALKRR.


AKEASsAs Fosr Jan II lsbj
SIR: have tie honor to report that IN The attack
this place. on the evening Of the 10Th this vessel
struck several unes, but with 10 ecrious injury
10 vessel or crew. In the attack ON the lt one Of
the lO-inch guns was struck In the muzge and both
gun and carriage destroyed; one 81 onDde, carriage
struck and destroysd; of the iron plates ON for
ward casemste badly broken by sbo. the wood
work about two Of lie pous badly tom Nv shot and
one iower-deck beam eat of by pinrpipc shot
through the deck. The o,bsr injures aitsoggb con.
siderable, Can he repaired hoard in a lew DAYS.
4 lost two men killed, and fifteen w6unde two
probably mortal aud several seriously. The loss
was from shot and she'll entering The p0rs Nv
officers AID men behaved with tho greatest gallanrry
excellent. / expended 10 l0inah shells, 9 l0inch
s,rspnel 20 S-iuch shells, and 81 - pornder shells
Inclosed send he surgeons report Of killed and
wounded.
JOHN @. WALKER, Lieut. .Connsadng u. s. "
Act. Rear Admiral u. d. PoFTEH, Com Tiiss Squadron.
Annexed is the surgeon'r report of killed and
wounded on board the Un.ted States gnnOoat Baron
DE Kalb in tho attack On Arkansas Post. Jan. III,
1865:
Joha Ryan drnan iled. NJ. Doreohs, slightly we'd
Tbeo. Bender, thiId cs.s boy. Wm Swis ~, sesnsn
severely wounded probably Joleph H. Maon, seaman
mortal Aired n. Boyle yeoman.
Pet0r Oon coIswtn. Oscar jordan, seaman.
Geo Saith, scaHso, severely Autouio dc Uroa seaman
AOs 4 sder, seaman. OsD Rsles sesuaU.
1no Fsusp sCaman william Kelley, seaman.
Yos. Smith, seaman. Pierre Leon, sosmsu.
John Glenn. seaman.
JOHN WISE AclIBg Assistant Sur.son
2s fse u WALAl&s Lis4.sasas COMMANDING
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Tie following lAOIs shows the receipts Of flour
grain, live stock, &c. for tho week ending Jan. ,,
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tinuod to grow stronger late IN the day. New buy.

tinuod To grow stronger late 10 the day. New buy
ere rushing in TO replace the stocks which they had
throw over for The last two days. TIE excitement
at The O'Clock call was very great with free bid
ding for neatly every description of shares. Tie
Improvement On the Second Board was ~ cent in
Central, q in HARLEM Common, 9 y cent in South
ern Guaranteed, ii in Rock Island, 2! in Pitts
burgb q in Gaiena, in Toledo, 81 in Pacific Mail,
&c. After the regular session, the meeting was
continued unit o'clock, when the quotations gene
rally stood about Y cont higher than the
annexed, which are lie closing prices Of the regular
pesson, with still ring market and great desire 10
buy the prominent fancies: United States Is, 1881.
Coupon, 9jI996i United s.ates Treasury Notes, 7
$40, I02aiO2; United States l-year Certificates,
o., g531955 Demand Notes (old issuel l4ll @llis;
Tenpessee State 6s, 6l062 Missouri Safe g. 6C5 d
67: American Cod, las. q ash Pacific Mail Steam'
ship Co., l769l764 New-York Ceu,rei Railroad, l@O
CLIO; Erie Railway, 7g!s'9ii Erie Railway re-
fsred lOJs Gl06; Hudson River Railroad, !3s @9o;
Harlem RAILROAD 39i 959s; HARLEM Railroad Pre-
terred II G71i; Reading Railroad, 81 aJ29; M.chi'
gan Central Rsilrcad 96ia97; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, 63ao3si Mlchi-
gan Southern ard Northern I1dnaa Rs'.Toad iuaraii-
ted. I0l 9l041; Illinois Central Rai.rosd, SSzi
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railrosd, Ht9H3i
Galena mud Chicago R.ilroad, 81 @9iii Cieve!ard
and Toledo Railroad, 9ei292ii Chicago srd Roek
Island Railroad, 94a94!; Chicago, Burlington and
Ogincy Railroad, ll0aJlOi; Milwaukee Snd Prairie
Du Cnien Railroad, 45l atj4; Fort Wayne Kali
road, 7Jo75!.
Thoro is fairly sctive market for Sterling at l55
1864. The quotation luctuates with God. Inc
market was weak in the morning, when Cod was
heavy but closed strong
Freghts are lower for grain TO Great Britain, bat
otherwise unchanged. To Liverpool the engage
menrs are $4,000 bush. Wheat Mt Ga91d. IN bulk
aud brgs, chiefly at tic outside rate; l5oJJ &c. DO
CAST evening" at 74d. in bags; $3.50 bbls Flour at
% 20J boxes Bacon at 20s.; so hh6s talow IT u.s.;
6 ice Rice at 2Cs, and 100 boxes Bacon AZ 9OS. by
neural weasel, and 200 bags 0; CloyeTsesd at me
sams rate. To London: goo bbls Flour at "s' 3D.,
and per neutral 1sg $50 cs. Lard Il 3Os 9J@'' odi
100 boxes Bacon at sos. and Is tuns Coyerseed at
3js. To Glasgow: 800 bblr Floar at 20 oa, anG
80 bags Cloverseed per steamer at ol'. Tho elaEt
err are an American vessel with Grain to direct
lash port at 6ii. in bags aad big to Malaga VITA
Saves on private term'
The business OF tho Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
s4207.3I5 n; for Customs, $4,000; Pay menis
81, So .2OS 81; Balance, $loS3c,l76 II.
Ibe earnings of tho Panama Road in November
weyo $i2S,SS6 Is.
Tie earnings OF the 81. Lous, Alton, and TeFre
Uaule Railroad Co. 10 December SNOW very favor
able result
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