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, 1864-01-16
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"a By the militia law which was poesed last
winter, partial organization OF tho militia
has been effected. The State is divided into
two classes. The first class denominated the
organized militia, intended for Immediate
service, should occasion require, consists Of
four regiments and ono battalion Of infantry,
end two batteries Of artillery, and numbers
four thousand and thirty-two men,. The
second class consisting Of al persons sub
lett to military duty not included In the first
class, Is dcnominated the enrolled militia.
The humber Of persons in the State belong
ing to this class is nfnety-hve thousand eight
hundred and twelve.
II. response to the calls Of the General
Government, Wisconsin had sent to the field
on lie frst day of November last, exclusive
Of three months men, thfrty~four regiments
of infantry, three regiments and one company
nf cavalry, twelve batteries Of light nrtfllery,
three batteries Of heavy artillery, and one
company Of sharp-shoote1s: Making IN ag-
gregate Of fo5ty-one thoqsa4d seven hundred l;
teen thonsand nine hundred ard sixty-three
have been lost to the service By death, dis
charge and deeertions, leaving In the service
+ on Tie first day Of November last, twenty
four thousand eight hundred and twelve men:
Much trouble, delay and Inconvenience has
been experienced by those entitled to boun.
ties, back pay and pensions In obtaining their
ust dues, and the Governor commends the
subject TO the attention Of the Lcgislature-
He also recommends that the volunteers
transferred to the Invalid Corps, should re-
cefye the game State aid as those who remain
In their regiments. :. .
i. Provision was made at the last session Of
the Legislature for the payment to the fani-
lies Of certain deceased soldiers Of five dol
lars per month Tor si1 months after the death
Of tie soldier. doubt not the intention OF
the Legislature was to extend this benefit to
the families Of all deceased soldiers residing
in tho State, but from the wording Of. the
act It could only be paid to the families Of
soldiers who were in The service at the time
Of It's passage, and who died in the service
after that date. This law should be 30 amend
cd - to extend equal benehts to the families
| Of al deceased soldiers residing In tho 6tate.
Isubmit herewith,
for your information upon this subject, the
! very able and full report Of the Adjutant
, 1864-01-16

Detroit Efuin A1urEef, .Jnns II.
WuEAr-There wns some disposition mani.
tested by BUYERS and BcilerB to transact. but no
salee.' GocO bu No white was offered ut 81 IS ffcc
on board.
oA1s-Quies. Offers Of good lots were made at
CSC without b9ddcrs-
KrE-Nothing doirg-.
M2 IS, - So -,
, 1864-01-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P6rul&tions

our Arms.nearina Population:
h5 s the sIs waste Of war, tho asurss wo give BE-
low. from the forthcoming volume on popu-
lation In the eighth census, will DO found OF
interest to Others besides the statlsttcian;
Huanterof fits HOLES IN ts4 Unittd 8kaest 6stvssa
IL agtt of 1B and Is ytaFs-Cs71sr* Qf 1e9.
, 1864-01-16

r1up-wmr7r1sa. IL better though atH limtsd tsa
dtspa. On Rosi snds nete ad.snco IN II tas os
market Of & per AAlf br. OF No' tnafo nrhsn4sd
mis- Neady press1t fates Ti1h sts
az vepV @ @mcderstn demand. Picked Herrinxs afe
uerallY du and Inactive, with prices easy spseseaA
, 1864-01-16

w FORSYTH Is CO., ~
W and Nassau street, Nex ToEk, fad}o!a1na d 41
ceat list Of WATCHES, cHAISs: JEMWEt.shh' M ~: 81;
valued 1T $500 eco. Each article ONE DoL ~
not to be paid fer until you know "has Sou "41
Gold and silver Watches. .&l1oo to s1oo eaeh
20 Ladlea' Gold patches......- S-W esen
500 lst!Ies' and Gents Silver ,.mc.c,,
Hatcht9.............-:...--.. .ra.o 15nSesch
1000 Sets Of Ladies' 1eWel[v..... 7,lsIo 4''Ns ~
1900 Brooches, Geld Band Brace
lets, Ear Drops. Locksbs ,n.o an,,.e.
ChAira, Rings. &c...-i;.....: -" " 7
81 Ito Gentst Ptps. Chains. Bosom ,n,.srh
Studs. eleeve Buttons, &c... sN 10 INV
1apo saI G9ta !ens' su's. 100 to 500 each
KIM f:ofa Psni. with silver Ex- ,,,.o,
fension Cases and pencil!...- go 70 tc.t ntve
This NTfjrlea In thI8 stock OF jewelly arg Q! ts ~
eat and tno4s fashionable styles Cssuuca!sS "
Yarious articles put IN sealed enyesoPes nu
inns diving all fair chance. and eeat py h = u ~ xo
renfaeach anu rccnipt ofthe ii,
ostio1 to send ONE DOLLAK and taks tas ssIsn =
named In it or not. Flve certificates ~ eisTI
thTtv IS, slIty.lye SO, one hundred 41 Lss.S
money to be enclosed With order. coEsssfoap3a1'
pBOBFTLY AN8WkhED. .s,,t ",
AGENTS wanted tn every town and ress'nen;, navsd..
allow them ten ceutA On every Ecf1lleaE. cr.i il
their remittance amounts to 9 apa f- rIrrt
ducenents to those who hny largely. senu II SAssaI
lar Address ". FORSYTH q G0 G02c,sESism W. HssAH
street, New York. oe1*so'''1 -
, 1864-01-16
n,nn,.rra ,,.,.............. 14a, 900
DeIuct natural deaths Of the military class b',Na
Annual home increase. 9!,M1
Add for immigration in 1861. 3l,s03

Total military increase N 1z3'a
The increase during the past year must
have been much larger, as tie Immigration
was nearly double what it Was IN 1851. It
probably reached 10000 OF half the quota
called for by tho. President to recruit our
armies. .~.-....,
the proportion Of arms bearing males IN tue
West than in the East compared with the
general population. Thus, beginning at the
East md proceeding westward, tue n1nber
Of white males from eighteen to forty-ave is,
in Maine, 10 per cent. Of the whole white
population; in New York, % per cent; t.; j IN
md in California, 47.1 per cent, The similar
proportion in Virginia is 1877 per cent; in
South Carolina, 18.9, in Arkansas, 20.1; and
In Texas q q per cent
, 1864-01-16

:. ~. New York Seed Narket--5I-s3s I1s
The market for clover seed is 1rrl b!r quiet with
smsll salts at $50 EXC = b: Timothy seed u
dull at $2.I012.9 90 z bu OF :45 ns. Rough nax is
flym at IS a5Gl3.30 i bu Of Sc lbs. Linseed Is II
better demand ard the market is buoyant sales Of
g. CO bags Calcutta at Boston at $3.50 II bu Of 81
ns, and 100 do do here at $3.S5 cash Bombay Is
firm at SID.
, 1864-01-16

~ The fierce hostility Of tho Copper
heads to the Amnesty Proclamation is very
difficult to understand. Wherever that Am
ueety hes been read In the South, 1t has given
satisfaction to al but the incorrigfblc rebels.
It is producing feeling Of discomfort among
the common people with the rule Of JEFF.
Davis, and a greater longing for peace. De-
scrtions from the rebel army are increasing,
and nearly keep pace with the conscription.
Evidence nltip!ies daily 81 Sf az AZ 4SSbesnzff55 2sbs g
ground arms and accept The terms of the
amnesty. "sLett to Themselves" says IN
Observing correspondent, writing from Chat
VI am persuaded that thousands wonld desert
weekly, ard alter taking the ;uired. oa'h would
to bc:r aims ag.inst the Union. With this .ec!ing
actually existing the rebel army canaot grow in
efficiency. but mntt dsseaeraie The a:o defeats
1e1led :tc hopetulnes6 which has animated not
only The rebel army hut the Southern people:
Wherever the proclamation bus reoche1 the people
cf the South there has beea favorable response,
erd ] a1a assured by persons, by lons assoetatton
and :ctual residence capable Of an Intelligent opin'
lon kat conld there be adelua1c protection, there
worid in a:l partE Of The South be IN organized
pansf station Of the acceptance Of tho terms pso-
posed Tor returning 10 the UGton. the Icavcn
exists; aId sooner or Later viii Wors ana chow
ifselt In one way or another. On this reliance
raEy he plnced expectation rs on Epnctling ike
liked fact, and it aug1rs the most favorable things
for the future
= The only reason TIC can conceive for the
Amnesty ie, that it may 1t accepted by the
rebels. They know that If It be, their occu-
pa1ion is gone, and they will be regarded
hereafter with loathing and contempt. The
only chance for the copperheads lies In de-
, 1864-01-16

The kcoknk papers estimate the number Of hogs
slaughttred and packed at that point tho present
season, In round numhors, at one hundred thou
, 1864-01-16
' Hay n New Orleans.-,Jau. i,

NEW VI1E1kQas-13EI1s
We bare no important change to notice since our
LIST weekly report; pe.iers having been sugpIsa5:
lot 2, ds9 @ bales gyssa gsst:rdMaS *
!. for very small lots of prime Northern inspected.
, 1864-01-16
A R N o L D s.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
AND
M u chine Copying I'm *.
MESSRS. 2. & J. ARNOLD.
CHEMISTS, &o.3ES
9Ak
135 Mdersgate Street, Lg16on,

1a5 Alderssate Street, LY1don,
Desmi their duty 70 ea1tton the RHs1ts
for Sale, Purchased, and Sold bEpRsties r. asaQ t
Several Of tAesc Bottles hfD&esn ~ Rsf tta
LABELS on which Bottles tp6y have sua:nlttet to
the inspection OF MeeaTs. Whiting Co., OF Lon zen.
the Printers of the Genuine L1nes; Enp declare.
With view to check this dlsrepussble pfaettcos
MessEs- r. d j. Arnold haEs Ktyen pc1emptoEy otuels
to ieir Manufacturers OF Bottles 10 have In fntnse.
every Bottle Stamped and ndented With their Names.
esp. & =. ARNOLD, Aondon,o
with view Of protecting Themselves, md Of sccur-
Ing to the PurGhaaeEu aud Consumers n Amot'ea tne
Genuine A7Aels.
Since the above precontiou was adopted BY Aessr5
Arrold By having their Names stamped on the Bot
ties 1t the tmo Of their Manufacture The following
Advertisement appears In the boston and otnes
Te Junk pea:eza and Bottle Collectors in Pa,ladel
phls, Baltimore and Washinston:-W anted--stone
Ink Bettea Quarts P!9ts and M3 r,9t, y H. whGn ,,
| mako With any other Label on
L cea,s per dozen fos 9Ss5t'. 5nt.
- !" UalfPiuts.
VIII be paid BY the Subscriber who Will pay f:e1.
Cedar gtreet, New York.
Aesxrs, 2. j. AHxoLD leave It with the American
Public to draw their own Inference from this Adre.
tscment persusded they will bo mora c.ukIous Ia
observing they are aos Imposed On b the suassitu
The u aenPns es lad of & nrRR1cK
Gtatoners Is John street. our Agents for the U. =.
delfSsC&SW-1N-aAATu-IA
, 1864-01-16

= Dressed Hogs MT Tofcdo-Jnu. Ii.
7; Market quite active, with email advance; $500
ct. .s5 for heavy and extra heaEy.
:, Z Dressed Hogs Mt Detroft--Jan. IL.
Firm ut 5estetday's figures, with light sales at
sT.5CQSs 90 for hogs dividing on 900 1os. !:
, 1864-01-16

sa'es tcda1: so doz usis at 5c Id doz At aoc; %
dog PraiEIc Chickens at 100 doz Prairie Chick
ems at $l.7i LIS doz Quaiss II &c.
EHEAHE-In fair demand and steady. Saiea to-
day wcfe: @ 1res White Grease at 19Hc: .,.
sETWINEs3-RecetYel, 1.153 hFl1. Market
aulef and unchanged. Sales to-day Were: 135 hra In
sus Ii lota at Sc; 20 brls do on r.t.
op.ped rtner, but closed quiet at shout yesteruaJs
pfices. Ea1es to-day were:
, 1864-01-16
New York Cattle MnFket-Jnn. IL.
abridged hom Wednesdays New Tork Trlhune.1

vo-v---c-.7-,.--, =, I
BEEF CATTLE.
zss |::: s:s NJ "a:
cP sa !esaap aqs III sa:
AM and yt Ita la ssa !: " wsss last
ss,r,. o, nszy At 7 s s1'
v.sE. .,11~
the
IT, loc n:aaa vi" weigh CIV"
~. p0u.l. . u.r,..s..t Cent. pes pound.
rEtzo, or extra AeLdsy neel..........-.--.1i O.;
IT. f. Hsss ssS = ~ "a
hsssn SssS liz
iafe1ioF Of lowest erade Of cat!le: ox
1sS si;a5stsd 5sssdfss average .. sss .tas' .o'e
Extreme rsnge Of P:icss nom:. lrn, Il, 81 81
1se mo'' q xpras ens ,1n1 rnE ~ oar4nr 1sr PROM
1be Bu1locfs ~ so1d st 1nertons are reported rom
w. YORK .... ~ Indiana. -
Pennsylvania e 1niaols III
@1t:,;:s, 0hts; e spas....:... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
The7 csuc sy TIC following routes: Eric Ra,lrsad,
n; III; HSeso9a NeW aa1sn nsSf kai;foaas i9s
About s,et9 were ID Tic yards on Monday.
ps: q: ;s ::
n1 s.en a. 9 ass q t9a o tsa ass toe
pEieh Us VIC AtsA. 1oAaE ~ .tV
to buy mere stock before the farmeEs Eot me III
offered In the morning. With that exception We ao
Tee much dtrsscnes., Fer to-d.y We hayc Ehat ~
ssss ass s ss'a LEAD II sf as a zsfs ! e
oper3ng, ii Is not 6sd one. Indeed, owners who
haYe the majority Of the stock bought Ut Albany
cep1 terms much Delow those Of yesterday without
rnn and thcY Vtl control the rates to-day and keep
M very near those Of the opening, In spite Of all tho
efforts Of butchers to reduce taeu, There Is acothes
sss IN ,9s ss Ire 9ss o;as
about. inteat upon parcAa.in .inE some-no one ind
NJ. IN North md South CssoAaa: They hare psid p!
si1esnE quality, which ts Eto ~lnE mere ana M91s
ecarce suitable foE shirnmE ot cstie o. 'es'o. she
xha nedlnta Husnsy liz sn nn.isS IN thn
Wss ~ H. nnrSrtn raronis Nc one
o. saoM 1nf ne4t not hat :ae
| rT,crs n .his wees Viii Continue Much, however,
depcpds upou The state tho weather and ability Of
liz roads to get stock forward They have done well
ihis week. 1t will be seen oy tne ta5ie y feeeipss
that, Anucpas:E ~ In VI oee'e''
| We nave Msse 3epotse1 An'e - nesA tn e''
/ DRoKAs'ss'Lks or nuLLoe1s-
owi.s .h mall number Of dEoye5s ia market
and 10 nc Very cold weather. shalt not mako o1I
re1ort II sales very full, but viii glye soe Of all
/ crpdee
bought A a 1lo :. Rs,n ts H. snd y Z es =
q cornor State stock bought and sold he1c Az loc
Ii. Loutetbees went to Pittsb1rg for the nrss ttms
to intercept dFoves. and bought q head o. " stock
which viii eoll at h@Hke.
| EAUEkfeTA p,,0c
, 1864-01-16

This sweek being Christmas week the business
doing Is quite OF holiday character. Our cifcn!ar
Ia published to-day, as Saturday Will oo complete
A1 Baransrurrs.-Thc decline quoted in our two
last circulars has attracted more buyers md laas
business was done early In the week. Wheat,
Some quantity was taken by the m.llera on Tnsa-
day, and yesterday there was some secul1ttyG DC
1uand. Our quotations remain unchanged. WIN"
ter, OF fine quality, Is held for high ptiees. No
mixed OF white American ofreEiog: The country
markets are well supplied, at 's7GA1c for red and
i2Q146c for white.
creased, and Importers show disposition t9 take
less MONEY, ex quay, Anything really caolee N
onalItT still fetc6 high price, while eeeondafy
eoYts are offered at Irregular prlcea. Ihe s4le o.
American is much 1nterfeHed with by tho lar7e
uuautity OF Enslish that is oaering at relatively
inper n,fcce. Indian CoTn-The extraordinary
prices paid in New York does not produce any e.
fect here The stock here docs pot probably e1.
coed t.C0o Qrs.; the demand, however. 1e MOST
Beef being in largo supply is very dull, and al
hut the finest considerably lowee-the sales ase
0utte retail, Pork-New eastern OF me 49MltF
br3upb our quotations. Old western neglected.
Bacon-Oid q IN good demand, but new y slow
sale, Butter IL more enq1lrcd for, and prices arg
lie turn higher Lard is cu1eter, but FOR good
prices remain steady. TalloW more firm than M LAST
wfHE LHARLAA NCAASh ~ ooe.
, 1864-01-16

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 1881.
T; FREIGuTS-There Is no change In rates. TIE
, 1864-01-16

!. ~. Toledo Gznfn Murket-Jan. II.
Wheat-Sales 2,0Co bus amber Mich. ut t33c-
corn-We have no change to note; old 1GTc; new
winter NQ1ld command 1EQc; spring, 1Ac.
, 1864-01-16

This is an enormous aggregate, and shows
that, despite the a1 there mgst b. Be hsayy sayy
reserves Of men North and so9tn' "no nate
Tie following Is Superintendent kcnnedy's
est;mate Of tie increase Of the arms~bcaring
population during the year 1861:
Entering on IS years Of fage............. sI!.SM
Passing o1cr Is years Of ags..--.....:.... 1ssoo9
, 1864-01-16

E According to The census IN 165o, they
have in Massachusetts 1,:5o gentlemen, l
ctymologist, l photographer, ! hunter, q
o,gan.grirdcrs,,- T. pentagraphist, only 1 phi
lanthropIst, but poet, and, strangest Of all,
only three politicians; they also have Z rag
rathe1crs, Shepherds, tourist, II sculptors
. fact which speaks well for. the old Bay
state-1 bung,driycr, 'lancy," 2 gentle.
mems sons, 2 ss cxcavating Dungeon Rock" !"
2 "anythipg that pays" s "Jack-at-all-
trades,h = "uttlc Of everything" loafers, 9
miecrs, only Ipractleal Christian, restorn-
TONER. only i scientific man, but sporting
man, 2 wild men Of Borneo, and working
nrnupd1s ...s
, 1864-01-16
CO3I11EKCIA.L.

FRIDAY Evening, JRn. Is, 1851.
The following &ro the receipts fe< the LAST sToatJ-
feu1 hours:
, 1864-01-16

EA!ea t1.Q8ys ~ COZ LtE&e IL 4iC eaER l0 Is
ed TErkeys i SC: tloz dressed Chickens nt sl3o-
pRCFIS1QES-Kecetyed ~ 100 Ms Larl-9o,si3
NJ cut meats, 20 brls FORK. The market to-day Wan
very Glm. hut there was less activity.
AKts PnHK-1n good demand. Sales to-day
barrels Country Packed Mess at s1s9j; 40
s Asts e ss ssa ase a.
P11NE NKsa poEK-pemand sood At s!e. GOALS 80,
but ncte cvsn5. Sales 40 h-ls City {ron bound) for
delivery In tanEtfy at $18.5e.
BULK MEArs-Scarce and dFn. with 8trong up
ward teEdencJ- Sales :oday were: 5000 pcs country
Euik Hsma, loose, at oh; 5000 peg Mnsca'ine cured
LeTe; 10 ea pes Bull s5e9i.less Gslivssed It Ss9.
dc;s = GKc looer, delivered here's seo1 city Batk
Shoulders, loose. ut 10 go pieccs light Shoulders
(alena cn:l At 6c, loose; o MS Bulk Sides at &c
loose.
EaaL1eH MRA7s-In good demand and 1rm. Sales
to-day were: 81 hSs Short Clear MiaGes at RE; 100
GH.xx MsITs-Ha1ns Ia good dculaud. Salts. 60
pea Hams from tho BLOCK ut 9kc; 800 pcs do At Sc
Tx.r HAus-ln good demand aud higher. 9slcs to-
dsy 3c0 brls at SID q. ls9 bFls DO at sis 8,
IAnp-ln fair demand and arm Sales to-day
ssV Els prime Leaf Lard at 1ec
iircred 1t Michigan City: 100 tcs city steam do at
ilEc: SEQ tcs do III lots at l:ic.
SALT T-Market Qu1es and unchanged. We quote :
, 1864-01-16

iEATHEK-The MsrKct. although quiet, t. grad
orders are coming little better, although rsilways
a1e yet unabe todo ve3 much 70 meet the imna eDse
Frutn latctt adTtces from New Torx We learn that
French eood. ere very nrm, and rapidly adIancinE
in IN price9 This t1ust Cout8e Roan be apparent
in ibis market. All other goods are 1sn at present
, 1864-01-16

DRIED FKUITS-APFLzs, prIID. choice qgal-
am with IN Upward tendency. PxacuEs-fa limited
supply and good demand At present III Il
f.tr ,}trlsnd md good supply. ALAoSDa in rood Dc,
m:nd ard very ef At present quotations. Do4Esrto rs
regular prices. Present Qnotstons are as near cor
, 1864-01-16

NNew York Stock Market-Jan. Is.
Received byF. G. Saltonstali Co., Commission
, 1864-01-16

The whole amount OF State Indebtedness,
on the 1st day Of January, was s1,775,ooo
This debt Was created pursuant to provisions
Of law, by the issue Of State bonds and Ger
iifcatcs OF indebtedness These moneys
have been expended in building the State
capitol; payment Of tax levied by the gen
eral Government upon the property Of the
State for war purposes; payment Of bountY
, 1864-01-16

2C0 ms.
1H ' t6.25, G.75 and 1.7ldtytdinx On 100 and
Zc0 hs. ...
n1DES-TneEt has been marked improvement
In the market. prices without showing any adyauce
npou previous quotations hava been dT1ners VILE
.nti~& &Aan3n nHI
, 1864-01-16

FRUIT@-GEaks ArFIfa For good qualities.
ffe3 ttcra lrost there Il moderate demand and iao
drll ard inaesiyo any prices. LExoss IN small sup
Ply and steady acma9d. o9AsqEs In nominal supply
zls % f. t:,a sna ttsaSy a. aootaso1s cHzs
OFT NE1s. Thcrc Is atill an abundance st smal aud
large on hand anin eonal to. II not excess OF the
active dfnanq OF thcMasket, ptfces tolerahly firm 1t
rrcsept QuotsiIors. Ne quote: "
Erre1 Apples, = pri fair to pr1ne...... asa 7tc
Common. 1:1a8e-oa
lemons. p boz. B5Ao1e0o
6ranreS {Etcily1 q boz, 7Do3 $40
go Hinya13l b1l.................,. 1DGAl1. %
rrnrhrrrirs = pbrf.,,..........u......... 10cn3nta
Th.[nnfr Il hn t.op3 aDo
nIctn-v Snts = bu..,.,,.,,,........... l.3A4 lis
AAs large = bfl,.,,........ -. 2-ss
, 1864-01-16

E~ Tie Austrian screw steamer Marco
Polo will leave Trieste on the 5th Of March
next, "on G voyage round the world" It
has been calculated that period Of eight
months will be amply sufficient for the pur-
poses Of The voyage, in the course Of which
thirty different seaports will be visited, or
i've more than chilled ut In the famous Novaro
expedition. Abou. two hundred days will
necessarily be spent on sea, while there will
be fifty days to he avai1ed Of on land for visit
ing and inspection Of the various points of
great interest In different parts Of the globe.
The shareholders will consist Of from fifty to
sixty persons, and the contribution Of each
Is fixed 1T five thousand dorins, equal to
eco, which Will cover all expenses during
tue voyage, including board and lodging on
shorc The expedition, which is being form
cd under the auspices aud snpcrfntandcnce
Of thet Austrinn Government, will be pro
yided with influential letters Of recommenda-
ton to the various Consu1atcs In different
parts ofthe world. -
~ If the House Of Representatives hud
acceded to Fe{nando Woods resolution for
Committee Of Investigation, according to
parli .mcntary rules, he would be Chairman
Of 1t. Would it not be dcrogatory to the
dignity OF the House to place tic hero, Of the
Maryine forgery at the head OF such Com
mittecs II The Coppcrheads really desire q
rigid scrutiny Of the official management Of
this Administration, they eau have it on the
motion Of eo1nc one Of their members Of rc-
spcctable character, but it Is asking rather
too much to place ut the head Of such 9 Com-
nittec mn ayowed seccssionist aud IN indicted
, 1864-01-16

salcs to-day; Isco rs Southern dried apples at f.
the sale q Came thsrshas besn ~ usual ai'9n1 p
In consequence Of The trihl1E demand here. largo
~: hs e be snppa ana whtxs e s stoc5s
pt Gtent, In many cases very low prices ha1c heon
isEen. There soue advantage now yesy apparent,
namely, TINT for several days past The supply has
tCeu Fapitly diminishing. 50 that the stocks rean-
!Eg oTsr on yesterday and today have hecu comnaxA-
! ttTeIy light. We quote:
arcfs TInall mlxed, 4 dpI.,,,,..,,... us 3t.60
MaIIeTtfa 4 Observation-Disclosures. -. @ap0
tsnafi nsr Slnz z................,.,,,,. rs q 90
Senjson. rS..,.....,,. ........-.... 917 90.l2H
I!ahbits q 0@ G153
, 1864-01-16

STEANS-With faIr supply and stocks not par.
tcnIarly smAu there has been less excitement a1d
chsnEo than hare appeared Ii our Eastern matkets
And although The New York price Lists for tho pass
week have been subject to several changes; prices
here, for the reason referred to: ruled steadily ou
the ChicaEo Refntrs brands which are supplied 70.
day, there Is an active demand Aud . good supply
this will ARo apply to al brands, both Of rAW and r.
, 1864-01-16

NIYaL ETUKES-In moderate demand and
fair supply. Previous quotations rule n1m md un-
Tcr.......Si2 0oDln % Manila Rcps.... .18@19
Pitch .,,.... 1c.1tA25c9 Hemp .......-...-. @9s
Rosin. ......... &Rn Lsth Tam No 1...- 9ie3 933
ossH:i 7i0S i50 Marll4s.. zaa25
(lNIuSE-In laE demand mud limited supply ut
quota: ..-.e.-
iT1Ie qunt1ts.: :......-....... ....-.......S1g1.
e1AWB5N 0Il4S-Therrhasb been = little mora
activity In the a5kst. s4a pscss rnle saaae nrhaef
atpIeYtnonns Qtotat1one" f'o 3oosos s1as.c
, 1864-01-16

SEEDE-tLovEa-In1o good demand at y -. THO
II aE; IL baes DO At $50; 4oo bags as s2s.h; %
bags At $2.7o- FIA1zin good demand It sassosaa''
E.Ic4. 80 bushels 1t FIN
EALEKATTs-Ia steady demand and ta1z sup
ply. Market nfm and unchanEed. We quote'
Hshb.tt,s Hest. >, .93a9 G
Pare ..;......-............. St@sAc
, 1864-01-16

count oi allfrnds during last year -...s:,
Disbursements Tor tho saIue period. 2
naspss aMon IN 1T ea IL sep. sa29 @ 5ssno
hospital during Inst year ....::: -.
Amount expended for support Of Instt-
tE:e for Leaf and Dumb during last
Amount expended for support OF 1nstt-
fIte for Blind during Inst year =.
Amount expended Tor support OF prison
during iast year, ineluding improve
mentF.
Indebtedness Oh prison at date Of last
report for current expenses. s.......-..
Indebtedness ipf building
, 1864-01-16

TIE SWINE MAEKET: :,
Rcceipts by rn{iroaGe to wit: Hudson River rail-
rosI. e+3i Erie rnIroad, ESQ; New Jersey Central
railroal, 1SN. Total. 6,sSa-
, 1864-01-16

bought - head Of IL. stockt
rough lot Of oxen End steetH,
&c.
,b1ck l. Co., bought at Albany
60 head : q lot OF 16B head, AV>
part Of them VERY small and
Jay, st &al2c z ..
IL = in EUcu health" Monday
lt3rcement, mostly III, steers,
xc e D., and make q good