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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

a..dy at ,3So,sd for Pets .1d sa fSs PesI' Resin
steady; Common American 96 Spirits Of Turpen,ins quiet
at 49, Slgsr unchsi ssd Rice also uoslsred Gomez our
the absence Of uopes Lnseed opcned doll sod lover
but with recovery end an Advancing ,shdacy Ln
seed Cakes. I9df9 2Iod Jute active aud 2o d9 ceast
Fish oils uocbsngd Petroleum irregular; h.hned hss de-
cline 3D. Crude. neglected; f-nnsysaos xSV1"i
LosDOs MARKgrs.-Messrs. Barring Bros report;
BREApsruFVs q1st and uDoiangcd IRON hrali Bar. enc
Rail- IS 49, Sc; Scotch liz .4i3dSAo oueh quo,
previous prices IEA Upch,ng-d; Cominoo Cpig"u IotV
H. CVyYK. qniet bu, steady. hCK rBctive SPihils W
1uRPE,TisK ominsI no. RusS dull ~ for ommo"
TsLow opened hfn but c SD dul; q. $40 fEfhoLkns
offered and trBe lowers Crude fsnnsy'snii X! wv
Gs.2; Refined 2lg LiSsYrD OIL advance 2Ui Ytun-
,.uiuV at 1871. Srssa On Glade lo~ef COD ioWri
p,T0 LssKgp Cah.s IN fair dcmsudi besi new ORR III
baes 10 Iu ard h.fras IT, JUIK adya"cef ~ dn P".
AMlRicAs sICUKITiEs-Me SIR. B'rinY BROS. q
Co aoote T. s. 81 u 3. De u 65, i0d - hitrys.d
5a 7rG72; Ms,..chu.e ~, 89a9 PonByvsm. o. ,odon
yIv.ais d, 6sGio, Virgins g. 1913 Sts -.
0, Il,r a. ir.,ra H. 7Cd77 linoi' eatIa U.s. a0,e
fork Csut Bond 7Jd15. Eic 1T Mortgage o'~o'
3D. Mortgage 1kGii; Penn IeUtai. o., ''0So.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Dec. ~, Evening. s:-Salee
TO-DAY 90 bales ncu3n, 1000 b. sp-ouat'r' and export
cd Ike, fat sad u,ts:ions baisIJ mti"IAihsd'
BREAosTrPps tIfm bu qhi-t.
PKoyIsIuss do hut 't~ady ct evfeus rate' ,,s.,s
Lospox, 'riosy Evening" o's"l. 10 raoney s!t@'-t
eJ1s IA ,T.. t,t llin.is I . tTsi, I AL di-.
LiyshPooL lvta hseuibe - he meas news Psrcnaiy
tho d ountc corr th~ theme to-day Of uni
yer,a discussion bat ~ ,iucni no apparent elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

feeling in favor Of the South They true to their
principles in spie of miles Of leading articles written
by London journalists who would barter every human
right To support their party. Garibnldi, kossu'h,
Victor Hugo, the poet Of Freedom and all European
friends OF freedom declared that sympabes
should be with tire North against the South. Ibis
was the case everywhere except in this island Iamed
for freedom, and this exception was because the
London press was in the interest OF west En-"
classes. Mr.. Bright then eulogzed the American
Republic as the free home OF tho working classes
Wit. flee vote and free career for the humblest
Ihere would be wild shrek Of freedom to startis
oil the world il that reputEc was overthrown. lap
plause. MIR. Bright denounced Slavery III vigorous
terms. and looked to lis extinction III the SUICIDE
which the South had COMM ted. TIE war war au
immeasuratle calsmy-tbe PENALTY for cHersn,hs
the enormous iniq',ity Of Slavery. lie did not De-
e,e the leaders OF the revolt would succeed IN TIER
vile Intent, but had visicn that the whole conu'
uent o. America would becoms the home OF Tree
dom hnd'of the oppressed OF every rcce.'
L0rd Palners on nd been speaking at R0n'ey,
but'be made no political allusions. With the ex.
cepion of The STIR, ali the London papers find
fault with Mr. Brghts speech.
The Mrmng P0st Gays that a Court Of Inquiry
into the recent turf ardaIs, after mamie ifqury
IL which every charge and insiuuailon WAS
.thorou1hly rearched into, had given it AZ their
opinion th4t Col. Burraby and Capt. Annesley had
Thoroughly sindicared their honor.
AdvIces from Lisbon etaie that the fonr IRON
plated British frigates- Warrior, Black Prince, Re
sisance and Deiense-bad, during the rec Mt heavy
weather, all proved themselves TO be In possession
Of wedberly qualities beyond expecta ion.
Tie new Mansoleum. erected ny Queen Victoria,
at FroginoIc, bagiug been sosmnly cOnsecrated the
remains OF the lae Prince Albert were on the 18th
removed from 81. Georges Chapel to the tomb pre-,
pared for them IN the Mausolelm. The Queen had
taken IN active psrt in the Proceedings AID The
Conrt Circular ADDS that her Majesty. though mnch
oyerwhslmed with grief, had borne the touching
event without any ADDITIONAL Injury TO her health.
Tie notorious Yeivertou marriage case bad been
brought 10 conclusion IN Edinburgh. the decieion
being ia favor of Mrs. Yelvsrton. Lord. Charchn
and De,ts were o. opinion, that the marriage was
established according TO the law of Scotland. Tue
Lord President DE- iiycied az opinion opposed to The
other judges -,
Heavy gales were prevailing around the hnRl's N
coast bn, 1T the departure OF the Asia from Liver
pool 10 marine disas,ers OF moment had been re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

SAT hDAT, Jan. 3-P. 81.

The market ut The Morning Board war very sc-
tive, ard toe full prices Of yesterday gus
tanned. THO recent consi cradle risD BOUGHT ou;
considerable stock for realizing profits. and tie mar
het tci'aCcd. New buyers came in. However,
ely 80 t,be the stocks offered and the decline wa
lees important than nisa have been anticipated.
Tn. weakness ofIus ma's-t wa, taken advantage Of
10y the teas, who ofrcT0u stocks sellers OpioJe t.
moderate extent, without afpcsrns very ANXIOUS to
mako ssics. Tie bears have IL week past been
more IL ifous 10 cover old contracts th,A to MAKE
new ones. Al parties in tie Stock market seem to
nave arrived 1t, tho IDLc!G-ha that We ARE ~ have
luther large lssue OF greenbaekc, and by come
qncuce, buy stock without mGch regard to the H.
lr.nsc value under ordinary circumstances Govern.
men,s were Ia better demand ard iirmer, and rail.
road bonds, With = fow exceptions. fully sustained
previous prices. Tie shares were generally lower,
At the Second B0srd tue uarks! was active, and III
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Austriu.

The Session Of the CoGrcl OF the Empire was
closed In biz speech from tie throne. the Emperor
expressed satisfaction that the ccu'dstte be had
paced 10 the uatiOr by granting The Constitutions Of
Oct 30 and +, b. ~ bad been justified. His majesty
hopeu thai tie letslngs If peace would continue 70
excrc.se a beneficial Influence, and said " our roeo
late progress II, TIE pa.h oil peace 10 lowtriniy
increased confidence in Arsris's strength and has
gained her the sympathy Of other na ions. The
leichsrath hss proceeded firmly upon the to'1,ion OF
its task, aid has already passed important measures
Iasng the regulation OF The budget rpon the pfinci
pie that the Iesonnes Of the country r'.h must
supply its uece.siti-p, a'n convinced that such
result will be brought atOur ny al .qusi dlvlelon OF
Lu-dens Commcfce Las already shown Increased
suiua,ion 10 consequence Of tie abolition 81 transit
Gree. The bill regulating the control o. the
Reiehsr.th over me Nall9uSl DeOt secures the CO.
orerltiUn Of The LEI ISL ur, ia supervising the e1-
pend,tuIe. TIE retreLohWeut OF the exlebdituie
las eAerc sed favorable 1t nence upon the ate Of
ubl.o affairs." lis NaIe.ty requested TIE mem
bere, upon g. cir return houe, to prOnu gate aniooR
their Constituencies principles Win view TO tier
better Il -coupshneEt The Emperor, III co0clnsipn,
TO- leave Of tie Deputies, thank ny them for their
labors and hO;ILg 10 meet them III The coming year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Baltimore and 81 45a$e for tie better grades r..
flenr IL In fair demand and 10 6fm. sse. Of ito bbl
eher.i.s without essential change, sales ofso bSl
sci Jsr:'y buot"he. Flour in fair rsqas.. 81 IS
FISH rbe market t' very q1et bu. firm for mos, kind.
at toi former or 'stss -'"'''
very hTm the se%.ud 'i: !. fI . Lee. sc'iv. bat
milling %, ID. sI.,sms pics ssi.d check b. 'ss
gsl 80 for god quality; 337vJ do Mlvaaks. CSb -
81 va : SO; 1870 DO good Amber DO at 81 20, cboiss
snd $500 DO White Michigan In store >, ~ g 49, ~i
i.L enand sra l: hnsr sslss o. eTeo bushe. Of Sr.s
snq e: ~ %Ss Barley Malt sm and ia
steady ,nd IN sir demand ut 6sd7c. Tor Canadian Wss,sn
and 5'ais the o:id. rate, che railroad depot Rye quiet
scve sales Of 720O bush at ia 1sc for unsouaa .sd
We,em ard 7sG5lc for fnir TO choise sound DO. :,
HOPSThe sraet IL steady tho demand fsir sale, Of 40
bses l5alc Tor T. extra choice selection chee,
a, 2cG2sc for good to primo
HAY-Tbs .ufi i.is-gsr. aud the market heavy; ,,s
Of l0u bales at 800. y 100 ID.
ik0N-rh. ,ippy OF all kinds Is very small and the mar,
kel 1. hm bu, qiIet at prov US Istes.
LAT Ia better supply. but most II not ell Of the A.,
rivals 'od prviousy and the market Is fn a. eli q
LIME--Commos Rocsisnd Is steady and In good demand.
sa@s OF 1910 bbs at Csc cash Lump quiet scarce aad
N0LA6 'Es--Ths business hss been fair and price. ..
sDPpored ben q sales Of hhds xscovado 3c snd
2lu bbls. Cd New Orleans at 1a35c
NAVAL STORES corti-ue lsnsuid yet price, are vel
maintained.
Soc TO- BONDED ard free OIL closing With upw
Peoleuu 10 steady and fair dslssni saes of do
bb al <ic. Other kids arc net yet tsm, Previous
rates
PROvIsIC NsThe PORK nnaraet 10 moderately sctve bu,
toward the eo.a the sbateo and chou the arrivals
hight considerable heaviDess poceable the
100 bbS CAT last evenDs 81 ga ~ % for Mess,
and II 62 ~ IS fo New and Old Prne Beef 10 Ia i'm.
proved d. nand but with literal esas aHd very large
stock the market lacks bu.ysocy sales Of 40 bbls II
s2so for Plain M-s' aud 3a Sli for Extra do Tecs
Beet "a steady AID fair request sales Of 80 cs ct IS 50
fol Prime aess and 22 for ndi, Mess. both unuspected
Beef Hams are less scve and somewhat noIis pre-.
yen- rso. Cut Meats py aud IN moderate reqa.si
OF pksa OF tic. for Plain Picsd Hams and 3fc for
shoulders Bacon IL ia active demand aud ID que rD
sales Of 300 boxes 7c Tor Western Cumberland Cut Mid
dies 5t05;c for Lonebbed &c for Long Cles &c fer
ut aud Shot Ribbed ty. and 8sdsc. for Short
ear Western js,i is in fair reqrsst dy rates The
erys. are fair; sses o. 400 bb and ties at 9nssc for
steam and II for eResGered Dressed HOG. are
i better demand AID ars nrneT sales ). 0Ssc burcs
and Cheese s very Diet hp' price arc we lsin,sied
STOCK BsEs IN PAcKisU-iAaps sA"-roRx AND
aaOOXLTN. JlN. l. 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

TUE CoSFEDEKArE NAvf.-The Eugiish zorro.
spondent Of The ladepsnd,.t thus expojes the
story Of u large Confederate irou-elsd navy being
fitted out in Eushud
For some time past We have heard that consort
for tie Alabama was nearly ready in Mr.. Laird
ward ~ Eukeuhead We are TOW essnted th,t his
ship is butt for n welkuowD English merchiot
ENGAGED in the China trade, and il ~ DO adde 10
L.s commercial fleet Itaye list before me oi Xxx
teen SHIPS constructing. or ." Fly 'onreted, on ihe
CLYDE, md Which active !Iaginaiiou. o. stout
southern nendaclty, 0flrm TO be tie Con edorats
Navy" The ,Diet VI these arc shree hrgs ships.
gates completing by the Napiers for the Turkish
Government, the .ontiact price for which Is abOni
four nIlhon dollars. Mcssrs. Card of Greenock
have Just launched fine SHY, the America; she ~
for The Nord DenI sche-lloyds OF Bremen. The same
irm Is building for ihe Amer,an and Hamburg
Steam Packet Company also two mail steamers
Tor Englaud and France, III connection win TWO
railway compaOes; and i've paddle wheel Steamers
for the home trade. Other ships are being built for
the al service between Glasgow anu Belfast, %
by he Napere. This irm lie also building for Den.
mark winch has good reason 10 fear that the coveted
Sci leswlg. with its seaboard and hsrbors, Will 10
annex. 4 by Germany" when the pretext bss been
"a hcently aur,ed, and occasion serves. haNs no
reason 10 doubt tho ,od aith OF the eta ements here
made. They play havoc with the Confederate navy
:. and 90, verhsrs, may not be accepted wishoas
svue loyal American skePtcism'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Italy.
A Turin telegram Of BE 1871 says: "Tbe Italian

A Turin Telegram Of he 1911 says: "The Italian
Government respectfully declines further nego-
liaio,s with France resi- ec.iug the Roman question
a. present. Tue Government e1'eIth,us u1easlhess
Ab0l. he emsnoipa iOn socie 80. They remain dis
icl,,t till hight OF ss.oca.ipn il established by
law. TIE Mur1tist party hes been utterly unsuc-
ces-ful II, Naples. Information FROM the Southern
p,oviuces is reassuring. lie Government Is pre-
pairing energetic measures against br;gapdage
TIE ODinione OF Turin asserts TINT NJ. &c Sar,ipes.
in an Interview with the Pr,sideI # the CoaLcil,
touched upon the Roman question. he minister Is
sid 10 have replied that the pre- eat i,cy Of France
readers it Little probable that tie fresh negotiations
would ,ing about satisfactory solution. IL Is alec
asser d that The Caevalier Nigra, ltsian Emoassa-
dor "a. Paris, las made similar statement to NJ.
Drown do Ihuys.
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SAiulpAy Jan B 1

Narkst.-CARtrULl, usrvsrspros THE N. Y. IRSnSp.
SATURDAY.. jan }. %.
bsHHS-TLs rlrk.t remains quiz, 10 ~ 70. fot and
r8 Is for Pears
CBIiONih inquiry hs er-n very fair aud pfiors
ally iuly maintained II u sOo0t SO Oalcs
on h l. al If t3c Tor Mildl.us Iplsuds
IOFfE e. Ih,Te Eas br.p moderate Inquiry to-day a.
steady prices sales Il 20 haS. Rio ~ pet So
Jav, at 30 Ices discount 10 bags ST. Domingo, duty
aid asd so do. bond private tens Lat, ast
IN 3n bag. Rio we're sod. sad e. hr a. 2i.r.
FLOUR Am MEAL--lb mstkst ior " ererb and State
Foug sctiso and. With mol-rM. arrivsl the low
aud medium gadra 3dldc. hfnrT Too dr.bd il chiefly
lrtns h'm- u.de tho West Indies. aut Son,h Amei,
Trade brands D nnd uofs alAb-. Toe sals. u SO
bjis. - gDAo Tor eiun- State and Wos-tn, 81 IS
a t6 Tor EIe sac; 81 Sea RI 20 ui ssncy de-, % 40
80 40 IA. the low grade oil Wes.,ru tNus bo sod y
iif shipping Ohiai asa 90 los Itsde brands and
Sc Lous EItIs Canadian t'ouI ~ nl demand
aud the lower Nalcs hgher sales o 4iv bbs 10 iV
ID 10 low gaeos ani l31 90 uI Trsd.
tsnd 10 Southern Flour L. hfn aud h iA,r r.qwstt
o( 800 bbs u. 20 et@ VI " fVE mxel g. good 5apethns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

MISUSE Oh LiSr.-it is currently reported that
large bundles and bale. Of new bandag.s and lot,
contributed by the people ior army hospital pulpoees,
have been sold to paper makers q; Dalton M4as.
VIII the Sanitary Commission inquire whols lesron-
sible fox tais peryerSion OF the soldiers properly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Inc voting Of the Liverpool Greeks for tic cleo
ion Of ther 'uturc hing cor lleted AID the re
rait was &c urahIlnOus vote ~ every Greek III tIc
town. for irilce Alfred oi tns anu
r PRE- Potrl, letl4c'a Is assertion taat the
surrender Of he Ionign I-ltnds wu- rot T. 4cluds
Coru and says tie Only object undrr discussion Is
Nl.jler -ooc Of the fol.ihoeuops Glc not 10 be de-
tiln, Cd.
slte vsiro 4 BE Greeks .ondon unlcrtood TO
Lave H. q similar .e.ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
DIR. BRIGHT ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
sRlGHIfvl RAILROAD ACCIDENT TT PORTUGAL.
Resignation OftheSparisA EmjasSsdortO Frame

The Cunsrd steamship Asia, which took the place
Of the Persia end left Liverpool al O'clock on the
morning of the 2oth, aud Queenstown on tho even
ing Of the 2lsi Deceaber, arrived here , sterdny,
bringing Il passengers.
Tie Africa arrived at Queenstown at 5:45 on the
evening Of the l9.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

view of the large amount Of stock, showed an un-
dercurrent Of strength although the quotations were
gen rally little off Pittsburgh appeared to be the
weakest stock. The sales were quite large.
Tbs rumors in regard to the battle at
Murfreesboro' had undoubtedly some effect III
depressing the market. A. tie close of busne's
there was rather stronger feeling with more dispc-
si,iou TO buy. The latest quotations were; Demand
Notes, 1924 a l2es; United States Treasury Notes
$40, 1902! 1921; American Gold l3'5ala,;
Tennessee safe 6s, &sa5s; Missouri State u.s.
Gl, coll; Pacific Null ealasbp Company, 1861
a 1861; New-York Central Railroad lO7 dlo7; Erls
Railway. 65; acc, Erie Railway Preferred, 9'i T"
97,; Hudson River Railroad, S2I aS2i Harlem Rail
road. 2Ga1i: Harlem Railroad Preferred, 5ta
57i; Reading Railroad. 7iia77s Michigan Central
Railroad, 9ls s9i,; Mielissn Southern aud North
ern Indiana Railroad, i5s di5i Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad. Guaranteed, 800 a
So: Cleveland and Pitisbureh Railroad 5Sl a oes
Illinois Central Railroad, s2l aS2i; Galens aud
Chicago Rsilroad. 81. aS3; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad. MA Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road, S2aS2i: Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Railroad. 37iaS
TIE market is firm for Sterling at Ia sA7I with
considerable businers. Francs are 80.
Freights are very dull and rates are lower aud
heavy. To Liverpool the engagements are 3i,J0o
bush. at 6a6id. in bulk aud bags, bainly ut the
inside rate Ia bulk 800 bxs. Bacon a. 2Os.; 1000
do. DO Oh private t,rmf 1000 bbls. Flour on private
terms; and per neutral LEGO bbls. Fioar, at 2a9d,
and 600 bxs. Bacon at sos. To London, per nen
al vessel: 100 bls Hops at 3d. and $50 bxs Bacon
at 32s. ID To Bristol: 200 bbls. Flour at about Re-
To Glasgow: 1000 bush. Wheat, and 1900 bbls
Flour on private terms.
The business OF the SnL-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 .O29 ISL 52-Gor Customs, $4,000; Payments,
i9i9,37l 81; Balance, SO @35 9j5 70.
Gold has been irregular to-day. falling OF to 1891,
and batter in the day ceiling at I3ii, yesterdays
prices and closiugst l3i Did The pay from the
Government and State agencies and he arrival from
California do not appear to have eny influence upon
he quotations. The market for Cos om'iionse
Notes was strong q: 1919 1871. The One-Year Ger
tifcst.s are in large demand at 96i 9Cs, and the
Seven lhires 1T 1923 dlO2i.
In money there 10 no charge 10 note. The supply
appears to be sufcient for tie wants Of borrowers
at sac v cent. IT. paper the transactions arc limited,
by reason Of the small qranty Of ir-i-cass offered.
Tie range for leading names i,ja6 v cent up to
T. cent for long dates. spne paIet is discounted by
the makers as low az u p cent.
The Aelabwall steame' brings 81 ,2'7,7SS in gold,
which includes the amount lett behind by the Ariel.
The shipment to day by the Esna for Liverpool is
s325, 900.
TITO exports Of Specie from New York for the
week ending Saturday, January 3, 1863, was as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Tux CHPrETA NDiANs-A number Of Clip
pewa Indian chiefs are nov ia s.. Paul Nina. cou-
f,lrng with Col. Thompson relative to his pan tor
her removal beyond Leach Lake. The Ma ter is
yet under adyisement, bat there is little d,ubt Of
their removal, whether thoy viii it NOT, a. tho
feeling agsinst hen is too intense 10 lie allaye ed by
any other couIse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
SlD2ls1.

Gen. Corcha Led sen!In lis resignation rs Spanisa
fmb ssador 10 France.
Mexican aifai:s and the course # Gen. Pdn con.
tin4ed TO be debated IN ia : nate. GeA. Concha
sad lie y oull prove by dipl0 umic documshfs tasl
Spain baa never tcS.aled irOA tie pVlcy ret forth
~ tie ircaty Of Lobdoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
lfn.,ia.

The Grand Duke Micnaei lad been appointed
Lieutenant OF The Emperor IL tn Caucasus.
The abs nee Of tuow in so!le pane VI Russia was
ueilg coLsldo abe incouveuCu,e, add s,ue eIpic-
lenson was let ior the recently sown W eat crops.
The eIaie Of hcge bad been slspondcd N NaIs..w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
y'runcr.

loan was spoken OF to relieve the distress in tie
weaving dis;rc's ~
The .;ioniseHr announces that The Emperor VIII
rec eve tue diplomatic corps the great bodies of the
Safe Ne. on New Years dsy.
The four.e on tie 10Th was heavy. Rentss closed
al 6'.SJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Portugal.

A figbGul accident hal occurred on the Eastern
railway. bfoge gave way willie tIoia With
about 200 work men croTring II. About 100 OF
tie men were killed ard LaaDy Othc.s WOund.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
IA.grrti emn'
u. ;. IL GNuE STAMPS.

We are NY pteps.ei "a IN orders for O. 8 Rovsnie
SIhn.pk Ct ii ll' d. a. no follow liz r0losi
30 AVID over, pes cont dice at.
80 - 500 per cont. d count
Irdcr 900 psf.
Uisce mt IA s.Amp,
THoar,oS BRosnERs. Bankers,
I N .lLat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Totals. ...24.lss 1893 1883 s'72 1890 1870

loraL Oh Axp Esw- Clesr 45a last renh. 49, this
,, yr.r sICO Thin sies 562 last month 2r4 this das
s,t yea. 2Is Pra Me.s 1893; LIST mouth l4i! thS dsS
Gar lgl Fak b last month 81 this date las, year. ~
Prime 4g5s last month. s!1i tails date iast yeaI 1.VI
Runt. 4T lat month csS; this ds lss .rs 70 heose
Mes glU last month SIS t.s date last yer 1871 Refuse
rrtms 90; is. month c this dae last year 81 Utnef
RefI,. S.s lest Month 2fis this date rst gear, ~
isI.csd a3 all s,t nonth rs 800 ts date last yssf,
Is as ot.s-iDo I9 as month i 3 this date last yea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

proven ent 10 general drhand h,csd .t week fur
ihrr sinulaied Monday - SIC tony # ne fofsA. T.
,.c. vi the Proad MS IS, AID Tnasdav ty ne
advn U Ia nice Of gods and IN hancboheT uADy
beiLg sncd have s.tn ld'Ts icfra % Coz hte.
Of Amel,su biye advanced -. q 10 Egyptian
3sa4n h. ii q 10 oea sus hgs been 10 ezra
oTui della H. h n aGvauce 3tAough lice
I'd T. n i.cioe ~ qfo'rd. TIE wecHs ssi,s 'oog up
1880 tae, # whh 1917 wrIe akeB on firoUaior sta
$40 ~ cxpCd. The uuse e,1fss trntayl "-t com
oat.d A. 100 bales including iW~ Tor pccus ion
be market c'c-i' gu,s' buf l0j-Tah, ssoadg.
car Orleans ...........lid MiddIg Od-aus......2iii
ar p0ts BOD Mi0ding Mobiles Z,id
car ahds ...........2yi A.iGd-g yIAnd .....Id.
The stock baud IL estiused 23i 40. bsos OF which
}, itU are American; a Sra lfo luGis, lCs.vOl taes
Trade Al MANCHES1ER.-~Ibc market Yesterday
quiet but g-h'Iaiy TIM. This b. Nevor, va
iiy abrcteI - he tuJsdeLc. Il lie exc'rent
he Liverpool nafle-
bKEALSIUtFs --Nessrs. Richardson, Spence e.
90. bgien0 Athys Co and Ooid.n. Bruce 4. report.
frur strady bat Dot Vtfy active; tKIs STATE - an,
Wbea, IA good dennrd sud 0Ld T. ces,er ff nd
Hhre i steady; Red estrrL. bbd9i6i Southern IA
$40. Nnte Western. 80 dII Southern IlIaizi u ltu %
Corn steady MAed. ~. qZJis 4 900 ~ Whte slow Ut
HJ03l' TO-.
PRovIsI0Ss.- Beef and Pork dull at former rr;ces
3ocop limited dsmsnd aud again Butte very dull
kept hpest. Lard dun 81 49, 1asw EIsga
Itri Butchers Association, 44ia+5L. .-t
PHoDUck-TLe Brokers Circnlar reoorts Ache 3
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
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Commercial EL.,eiiiyouce.

I.OSDoI MOhtY VI aHkKI.--lL- niDls on u" 18Th
were hfmci. and Consos c,Dsrd 3. tI9. Money con.
iinusd s.lndant aud ey ZtCJ y 'e olei Di4f.
30 The week, baiN ,a ei- sac ~ al nceafe Is ne
DuiOu Of 4 ) ai3 'UDig he Wesh Bar Boo 4 90.
quoto Bar silver 81 > -. d. iiaf. 4 Lasie, .u.J
M-ssf- Edc Co, hiets ire Lt.aut ts'e. who
.uspended 1861 Tor &d. Otoring he'd rsd everything
IA i.I, win u orlt utsi-,t
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Total Nor stes and Il PFov''.'I'ooo FE0 ''I'O'e
Toe following arc the imports st ard exports oil
the leading articles from Chicago for tho past four
wars endinQ Dec. 81:
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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
British Steamers overhauled by the
YusCaIora.

Prospects of Peace in tie United States,