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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
D. w. VAUGHAN Cashier.
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED soR THH ~ y TMBrSr'
.Tan

CAREYuLLY REPORTED yoR 1HH N. Y. TKIBuSr.
WFDSrsDAY Jan. IL. 1865.
ASHES-The market is quiet for both kinds ANAL
gales Of Pots are reported at sll 62! ash -.
BEESwAX has been rather quiet, and prices are
heavy at 70a1Ic. Tor Yellow Western.
COTTON-The favorable aspect Of affairs at Sevan
nah and the downward tendency OF gold have further
weakened the market and at the close to-day we quote
Midlngs al 81 ~: sales Of few hundred bales.
COFFEL-The market is steady at gold rattr' but
currency prices are very unsettled and entirely NOM
ina sales Of 100 bags Rio in bond ON private terms
CANDLkS-Adamantinea are In moderate demand
and steady at 32d35c.i Sperm and Pateht are without
change quote at 45c for the former and ooc LOT the
latter.
COPPER--American Ingot has been In less active
demand since last and prices have Declined owing
20 the fall in gold at the close, however, there was
steadness as the stocks are light We quote Lake
and Baltimore at 4c1i9c and New Sbenthings ana
Yellow Metals are steady at 65c. and SOC. cash. -.
COAL-The demand has proved good for Domesnc,
and the market is steady tue arrivals beral and
prices are unchanged. Foreign is In good demand and
not plenty prices extremely firm sales " 20 tuns
Rayenshead Gas Camel 100 tlms Newcastle Cas- and
342 tuns Pc:ou-the latter to arrive all on private
terms Our present stock Of Foreign is unusually light
for the season. 80 30
DRUGS AND DYES-There has been fair inquiry
for the leading articles under heading since our
last, and prices have ruled quite hrm.
-,DYEWOODS have been only In limited demand. brt
prices are without change. We quote Logw0od at $40
FOR Honduras; s25 J0ds ST for ST Domingo and 1850
27 for Jamaica; Fustic at $50 for Cuba and s5S1S6O
Tor Sayanla; Limawood at $3.50 el65; Sapanwood at
sos; Camwood at 800 in gold and BsswOod at $50 in
gld. l... r.l -I-. -
flour AND MEAL.--The market FOR Western
I'd State Flour is dull but with moderate arrivals prices
are firm, though without quot0ble variation. Trade
and Family brands firm and fairly actiYej the sales
are 900 bbs. at 81 70ass 90 for snperfne State
$40 l5USO 20 for Extra State $40 3J4slO 90 for Fancy
Sidte slo 35asio 20 for The low grades Of Western
Extra; en- i5asn 80 Tor sinppine Ohio 'sn 40sei2
for Trade ana Family brands, and ell 4Odl3 for ST.
Louis Extra the latter rate fcJ lJsions Supera,iye
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE HORTICULTURAL So

AMERICAN INSTITUTE HORTICULTURAL So
cIFTY-The first Of series OF Winter lectures was
delivered TO a crowded audience on Tuesday evening
by Mr. Horace Greeley. Subject Talk on Trees in
which he alluded TO the mistaken notion that the clear
ing of Of the forests was benefit 10 the surrounding
country. Besides tending TO drouths, it deprived the
birds OF their native home and this left our insect enc
mics to unmolested. Tornadoes too we're much
more common and in countries Genuded Of their
forests lie advocated the planting Of shade trees par
ticularly the yellow locust along the highways for tim.
Der. A splendid bouquet Of flowers was presented 10
the speaker by the President of the Society who accom-
panied It with appropriate remarks. The whole passed
off very pleasantly and indicated that this free course
Of popular Lectures will DO very attractive.
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LECTURE By FREDERICK DoUGLAsS.-Frcd-
erck Dougass will lecture at Cooper Institute tomor
row friday evening under the auspices Of the Ladies
Union Bazaar Association in aid OF the sick and
wounded soldiers The lecture will commence at q.
O'Clock. See advertisement.
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Lat Week...s...... .....<f-No S,'ot ~'iNN
One year ago tJan. lD...l,52 3l8 30
and meat: EItra Sl3 .0d9l4; first quality, $I2USl3
second quality, silde2; third quality $50 $40; lev
choicest single pairs st sod SIS 30 some of the poorest
cows bulls. Sc, S1d+a
Working OIess Iisd $3.50; much according to their
value for beef. 49, -o -
s5jd $40; Farrow and dry, +28d SO
Stores thin young cattle ior farmers mostly 800 as
value beef -
aetJ-Per n. live weight. salo,c Sheep and Lambs per
heed In lots, SJd 40
Fa, Hoq,IifaIl.c live weishti Dressed. lsd2Ic.
Hdes-Brghtop. lgdllc; Country lots. s3dloe; Iailow
l0dl2.c
Pe!,s- s3d - 50 each Country lots. S2Qs3
RynARx--Ihe beef market opened a. Medford and am
bridge Yesterday morning with about the number a.
r week We lind in ~ A] among which are one ~ two
lots from Michigan Trade briss than one week
ago and prices perhay, little better The cattle Ne thnk
IN pounds head than last week a. the sa
young generally disposed ofesrier in the season. sn
The averag. quality Of the beef poor and drovers say II w
potter feed sh that many u the cattle kept BACK
BY farmers are growing poorer instead Of better good part
OF Cambridge sold them yesterday forenoon
Al Brighton find 40 Western and 37 Eastern We saw
nc good Il Western The NewYorkers overbd ne on eI
tra beef The Eastern mostly selected rom dToVes
sold Portland We think worthy ofuotce tia, the whole
number Of cattle market for the past four weeks
while f1 corresponding four weeks ore year ago the toa
only 5J9 This large supply OF cattle tins year prop
ably owing % the high price Of hay. -.
There sheep and lambs At market this week
the demand Sales quick and prices full !c n higher Two
nich sold at Be- y 10 iar
lots u TO cic y n. The consumption of mutton largely
ON tho Increase IL 10 the cheapest meat TO be lad
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Rerciut. Of Produce,

JAN ll.-Flour 5769 bbis. Whisky. ls2 bblsi Cor
Meal lG7 bbls. Date 50l7 bush. Butter, In pack
ages Provisions .. $50 packages; on Cake II pack
ages; Lard. 2,5 packages; Dressed Hogs, 2.2vd.
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CITY ITEMS.

Miss Sedgewick will give her readings and
rectations this evening at the Of the Historical
Society. The promenade concer. Of the Twenty
second Regiment. NJ G. s. NJ " takes place on Saur-
lnY evening.
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III
FINANCIAL A GENT OF THE USuID STATES.
Nos. q and % Pine.st.. n. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale allowing the commits
sion 10 purchasers) u s. 1910 notes which at maturity
nre convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan
collects warrants certificates maturing loans and
drafts and attends 10 all financial business with Govern
ment Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay and incon-
venience Of direct correspondence with tho Depart
Inents, are invited TO apply ut this Bank.
MORRIS KLICHUg, President.
ID. w. VAUGHAN. Cashier.
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The PROPOSITION TO CLEAN THE STREErs.-
We published yesterday notice to the effect that the
New York Sanitary and Chemical Compost Company
had made proposition 10 the Mayor to clean the streets
of the city for $500 900 per annuu His Honor Mayor
Gunther yesterday sent the following reply to tho
president OF the company above named:
MAYORS OFFICE NEW YORK Jan II. 1865.
D. d. BADGER ESQ., President Of the Ner York Seminary
and Chemical Compost Company
DEAR SIR: Your communication in relation u an
offer for ining the streets &C. under contract with
tho corporation and In accordance with the actor tho
Legislature at It's last session. received by me yes
terday morning. and hasten TO make my acknowledge
ments of the same.
In order to present this matter properly to the com
mission permit me suggest that your Ofer should DO
made to conform to the specifications heretofore
adopted the basis Of the contract or such speeitcae
tons be prepared containing the work proposed 10 es
done, manner of execution, compensation, &c), ana
submitted
Ifyou will prepare such specifications as yon would
propose make distinct proposition TO accept those
already adopted by the commission as the Daslsoi your
Offer. will be most happy to convene the commission
without delay in the earnest hope that our city may 10
released from its present deplorable condition In rea
ton to the performance OF this important public service
/ am, very truly yours
c. GODFREY GUyTHER, Mayor.
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COUNTY VOLUNTEER Communications,


at the rooms of the Committee more brisk yeser
day than it has been for days Applications for
substitutes are numerous and recruiting looks more
encouraging There were from Is TO 20 recruits re.
ceived yesterday majority OF whom enlisted for three
years The enrolment progresses very rapidly. and
according to present Indications IL will be completed
by the end Of the present month.
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BURGLARY AND RECOVERY OF PORTION OF

BURGLARY AND RECOVERY OF A PORTION OF
THE STOLEN GooDs.-On the night Of Dec 81 the store
of Meyer q Co., No. +os Broadway was entered by
Of false KEYS and fancy goods to the amount Of
5000 stolen Detectives Golden and Dusenbury snbse.
quenty found portion Of the stolen goods In honse
In Fultonst, brooklyn and there ascertaned that the
goods had been obtained from Samuel woolf OF No.
24O Grand st. THIS city. In this house the detectives
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OPDYKE vs. WEED.-Not the least among
the remarkable things in this remarkable trial is the
manner in which it has been reported by T. f. Under.
hill and j. L. Crosby, Stenoeraphers Of the Supreme
Court. The immense mass Of testimony has been writ
ten out each day. and furnished to the respective
sci the same evenings and FOR the most OF the time
making fee copies. amounting sometimes to nearly one
thousand pages of manuscript per day. and furnishing
employment to fifteen or twenty young ladies or
copysts. We believe in the annals Of stenography
this is unprecedented feat considering the length OF
the trial AID the Of manuscript thus furnished.
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The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1880. 1873 "a; for Customs, $l52,OO0; Payments,
y. 900 2s9 46; on account of Loan, 100000 Bal
Ance, &2l, 5l5,ll6 O6.
One year certificates are IN demand at full rates
The department is issuing small amount, and a
good many accounts are paid in full in cash.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company's report
for 1864 is very favorable, and much more so than
ats managers expected early in the year. The sales
of land have been 264 42 05 acres for s. 1913 $50 49,
The collections from land sales are very heavy. The
net cash collections deducting Office expenses are
S2,45l oil 81. They have been applied follows :
To purchase 81 200, 600 Construction Bonds, g.
440. 900 Sc. Credit Interest Fund, $l,0ll $50 g.
Total $2,s5l9ll 81. The interest on the Funded
Debt during tho year 1864 was 81 ,OOO,O& so. The
interest charge 1865 will be $l6i, $50 less than in
1864, being the Interest at per cent on 81 667 900
bonds paid in 1884, and $6sl 900 Of the 100000
bonds called, still. outstanding. Stockholders in
1865 may expect Increase in the rate of dividends
n ito earnings are n0 devoted to paying of some
Of the bonds. n ssT
The Cleveland and Toedo road earned in Deem
Der:
lps3...... f1s4 500 ls64. sos, 29l
Increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Rock Island road earned the hrSt week in
January:
1sCl. ....-.....s l3,ss9 1865. ..... :t'9C'4 -
Increase -----.- st1,JjJ
The Michigan southern shows gain the hrst
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FRUITS DRIED.

Dried apples are in variable supply and demand. In
clean white State apples are offered In guam
tity. at l5c In others they held stiff at l6c. and
small sales Of really prime made nj that figure We
note 200 bbs fair Western sold at he. which Is about
a. much 1t is safe To estimate for state. Nuts of all
kinds in little demand since the holidays. We
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.-At the annual meet
ing OF the ST. Georges Society Of NewYork held on
tho 10th inst. the following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the Society for the ensuing years President
Henry Eyre ce.Presidents. Edward Walker and
Henry de Bcauvoir Routh; Treasurer Robert Bogei
together with list of stewards chapains and physi-
clans.
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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. LIP. N.


God opened at 222! and sold up TO 22i. From
this point it was weak, and closed at 22Os after
Yelling as low as 220i.
Government stocks were strong, andhieherp prices
raid. The chief inquiry for 6per cent bonds, but
large business has been done IN the lO-iOs and
100 currency notes. The closing price of Us OF
1881 is ll2all2i of 52Os l09i ollie and for l0-iOs
1921 qlO2t. In railway bonds trifing business.
Railway shares have been irregular, but closed at
the Stock Exchange nearly as high as on Tuesday.
Harlem and Hudson River are drawing together,
the former selling at &C, seller CO. and the latter 1891
cash. There is little disposition to buy stocks, and
brokers' with hardly exception, complain OF want
Of business At the Second Board the market was
dull, and in many eases lower. Mariposa dropped
.olO0lOI. At the close prices were firm at the
reduction, and buyers more confident.
North Western stock is the favorte Of the street
for the moment 1t has recently been very much
depressed by unfounded reports prejudcial 10 the
Company. The short interest in this stock is
very large at the Board and in the street and these
unfriendly rumors fnd Of course, free currency
among such operators. The business Of the road
for the six months ending Dec. l. 1864, gave net
product of 81 per cent upon both preferred and com
mon stock, and surplus Of over 100000, after
paying interest upon the entire debt for that
period.
Money is abundant on call at 2 per cent, and at
that rate there is more offering than stock houses
can use. The fow Of money toward the city is
large and the banks are steadily increasing their
movements and their strength.
Sterling bills are dull at 1925 for bankers at 60
RI
Freights are very quiet and rates are almost
nominal. The engagements TO Liverpool are 600
Ahds. Tobacco at 1885,; 100 boxes Bacon at lOsi
and per steamer, 900 boxes Butter and Cheese at
S0s; and DO bbls. Provisions at pos. To London,
1000 boxes Cheese at 29s. Cd. To Bremen, 70
Aids. Tobacco at DOS. Cd.
The following is the value Of lO-40s in currency,
with gold at 90: $1,000 with 1873 days interest in
sod Al8 % in gold at 90 is 81 O40 or lOi for the
,tock; Al .OOO with 1873 days interest in gold,
sis % in gold of l5c is OO2 49, or 1878 for the
stock.
The First National Bank received subscriptions
to the 1905 to-day to the amount of s252,OOO
The following is an official statement Of the
legal-tender circulation, Dec. 81, 1864:
US notes old issue, outstanding ......... s54G2ss
Total $433 lG0. 500
wear Der cent notes outstanding A. 1875 56c
ysar per cert notes outstanding. 1881 Ojl
year per cent notes outstanding Coup 1913 $50
Total ........................slO 5 els, 0i9
Three year compound interest notes out
standing ......................... Ill 479, $40
Amount outstanding Dec 81 1854. $3.50 254 9ss
Amount outstanding Oct 81, 1864 ..... CSC 0O9 $50
-
Decrease since Oct 81 1854. ........... S5754,37I
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For Non- Retention or lucuntlnence o! Urine,
Irritation Inflammation Uiccmion OF the Bladder .. M
pays Diseases Of tie Prostate Glands Stone in the lf-dct,
alcnlus Gravel trcA Jus ep5s and eli disrass i us
Is ladder kidneys. aai i.ol icll sN tIhnss.
Use hKLABOLps tLrJp l.YriH.:I bttks.
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y. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

Ron rHR WINK ENDING WtDsnDAI jan ~, lD''.
fElpre.sy Tor 1uE y. \. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
Tie following are tie current rates Of articles IN good
condition a. sold by commission houses at Wholesale
Shippers receive 10 10 cent les, deducted foE CON-
missions, beside freight aud other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Beans are comparatively scarce with good demand
a, advancing rates Clean Marrows are worth % ~
A lot f42J bbls prime mediums were sold at ~ we
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0 OO95O DOL

OUU.V
POULTRY AND GAME.
The poultry trade is good with fine weather to-day
Choice NewJersey turkeys selling at 25c., and in
small lots at 26c But d2ic is the range for western
turkeys. Good chickens generally selling at about
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1868.

Since Jan. H.. stV23J9 e4,3pt3J t4Ju'1'4
The Trustees of the Market Savings Bank, at
Their annual election yesterday, elected James C..
Stoneall President, in the place Of the Hon. Luther
G. Garter, resigned.
Messrs. Albert II. Nicolay 4 Co. will hold their
regular auction sale Of stocks and bonds tomorrow
Thursday, June ~, at l21 O'Clock, at the stock
Sslesroom, No 81 William-st.
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OUTRAGE on Az ELDERLY FEMALE.-Ser-
geant Lockwood and Officer Van Arsdale of the Nine
teeu,h precinct yesterday arrested haekman named
Michael Dunn. charge Of having committed an
outrage old lady 1t is stated that Oh tie night
OF the 18th u the prisoner attempted 10 break into the
house OF an old named Daniel Allen, ~ Sixty
seventh Fifthave but resisted and driven
of by the old gentleman and his daughter VITO were
armed with From there he went TO the house Ut
Mrs. Mary OBrien. aged nearly 60 years, residing
short distance from Mr. Allen and bursting IN tho door
dragged the old lady from her bed and attempted 10
violate her She resisted him, and was beaten M
merciful.y that she was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
where for time she lay in a critical condition \
daughter of Mrs. o }rien sprang through rear win
dow in her night clothes and bare feet, at the time tho
door burst in, and, before reaching neighbors,
froze her feet badly that II is feared she will be
cripple for life Capt. Hartt reports that in September
last the prisoner broke into the house OF an old woman
named Mary ONe, In Fifty ninth ST.. near FInhale..
and violated her He arrested and indicted bt me
Grand Jury but the friends OF the prisoner induced
the complainant TO withdraw the charge
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THE PENALTY OF CARRYING CONCEALED

THE PENALTY OF CARRYING CONCEALED
wEAPoSs-John Ebro yesterday arrested on tho
complaint Of Annie Schloter, residing at No. - Eliza
beth.s She states that the prisoner presented psor
at her breast and threatened to shoot her. that he ma
cously her clothes with knife and that ut various
times since the cath ult he had threatened her life.
Justice Hogan locked him up in default Of SO bail.
Owen Cameron Yesterday quarreed with John Farrell,
the saloon of the latter No al West Honstonst.
and drawing revolver, threatened 10 blow bis brains
out Officer Blessing OF the 29h Precinct arrested the
youDg ruan and took from him the pistol and box 81
cartridges Justice Dodge held him bail in the
Of e. CO., and he could not furnish IT, be was sent %
the Pcntentiary Justice Dodge wishes II understood
mined possible pus & stop 10 thu system Of
carrying deadly weapons.
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found the greater portion Of the stolen property Woof
in turn stated that he had procured the goods from
Abraham Goldberg Of Sufolkst. Goldberg, however.
processes entire ignorance OF the matter and denies
positively that he had anything TO do with tho
goods, Both Woon and Goldberg were committed BY
,Tustice HOQan
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Bo.,on Live Stock Market

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hEDFOED
R,royts3 TOW TBH TRIBUNE the ees ending Wedntdy
The following 10 the amount u stock at market:
H. 1868.
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lI IIER.

A fair shipping business done last week when
gold reached 24 hut the reaction was too soon Tor
heavy transactions and with gold at ~ II has been
selling to-day shippers cannot pay within 70 10.
what thcy could one week ago. They are sparingy
on.ring &c. Receipts are large, and with scarcely
any outlet save ordinary grocers trade the stock
is accumulai ne. Dealers who have been holding
stock for time eyince little uneasness, and are
putting il forward Spectators are Withdrawing their
agents from the country and this causes alarm among
the country dealers and farmers Altogether the pros
pect il not very fattering for holders, many OF whom
doubtless, wish they had taken the advice Of TIE
TRiBusr aud sent In earlier. Good State butter is
worth ~ 52c.-select pscknges-and Orange County,
Sc. and eOc.. by the single package California
shippers operating lightly paying 1d Sc. for
ected butter Some fancy roll butter Is selling al SOC.
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DIsoRDERLY House. Josephine Woods resid-
ing at No l35 Eishhst was arrested Tuesday on inc
complaint Of Mr.. Benjamin Defreu residing ut No !"
same street who charges her with keeping sordeny
house She was held TO bail in the SUN Of $50 10
answer the complaint before the Court OF Ceherr
Sessions. Some time since Cupt Catrey OF lhe ON
arrested the propretress and the inmates Ban was
given and the Is under examination before nv
above court.
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IiEEsE.

With falling of in the shipping demand fine Cheese
has declined ace. per ID Choice Factory Is held AZ
2ic.. with buyers. Trade good last week, and
dealers only regret that they did not work of more OF
their stock ut the then current rates. several large sales
Of FACTORY w.r, made Al &c We quote.