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, 1865-10-11

MONTREAL Oct- ?.
F1pun-Sapexdas extra. k95naR. q; extra. $7.519
SEQ, Market nrm, with good demand for consump'
:.
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Tho Supply Of HoRB In the West.

philadelphia Dry Goods n1ueket.
PnILApHLFRIs. Oct ?.
Market uniee for common Apd wooden goods. No
quotAblo change In dry goods.
, 1865-10-11

Cook County Union Cenin]
EnlcaCo, September q. 1868
, 1865-10-11

The Bcst, the ClAearsnt.-A.nes' npsi.
facilities {or Practical business education. Short
hand reporting and te1egraphfng are made special
lies For full particulars address, I'D. 7. AEnes,
S.,vnrrtn kesr EoFE" ;" CcE3-TU-JA-AA
, 1865-10-11

seAlDsD.|obn Sullivan, q .nacn1nlsi, employed
In the Illinois Central round honse WIS {carfq}ly
ecalded by careless manipulation Of locomotive
10. ~. which be had been employed to repa.z.
waste cock, the ktsAm rushed ont literally stripping
the skm from the greater portion Of his bodY. Ht
wns calf3ed to his home on Division sheet near
6edgwc. and Dr. J. a. Collins called In. It IL not
Al 3ea known whether o. Ho& he will recover.
, 1865-10-11

nese College, SYracnsc, n. T., fnEnishes the best
facilities for practical business educason. Short
hand reporting and ieleEraphlng are made special
Syracuse New York. ocrj569Gt-ru-Tn-
, 1865-10-11
Toledo Market.

fp.m-Thest opened steady and closed dropping.
ruSth Of new Whlte Michigan At tlSt&l. 81 OLD
sa3 nav amber Michigan Il R4a iso; Inferior &t.st
Hxbash faeo Com steady With sales u sc. 0akt-
@aMFSr1axra-iess acttTn ii 7X@se tn1 wheat to
NutIAln. ~. ..o 49, .s...
e3U1Qbu corn, u, ,o0t bu oats, 81, 900 By barley.
SUIpxYHTe-9f,DW Du WhEat. 1863 bu ccs1-
, 1865-10-11

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pamssk Roee, for Identifying aud tadihins the
compilation. a super2atirely elegant PREPARATION
For eac everywhere.
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, 1865-10-11

Boston Market.
DoATUr. Oet. y.
Market frm. Business active. fopast,cuis1 change
, 1865-10-11

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ZONE rood Telegraph Operator. Address (Gnc1os-
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ChfcnQc. Ill
, 1865-10-11

CAPTURE OF FonaEn.-0p Wednesday Last
Superintendent Turtle 1cceivcd ftom the Ch1e1 ot
Fo.tec It Louisville, ky.. the description OF raxn
who had be n operating In that CITY ssith forged
checkt. and STATING that The fellow would probably
visit Chlcngo, n be had gone North. On Friday
another telegram reached the Superintendent from
". Il. "slbet, banker At Atrian, Mich, describing
the came NM, md tsyine that he had cashed a
bogus check for {1n. The Superintendent In.
structcd detective james Welh 10 look into The
matter md see Il he could Dot get the man: A.
cord1DEly Mt. Webb on SztutdAy escutnp took .
stroll round 10 sbe vastous barpG Of rocnes Ia Ii
city, and about len o'clock ''dsoppcd" upun p.
ron answering the description sistn in she 1ouse
tic Central STATION, where upon hstls question
tpr he fellow acknowledged hle guilt and gave hil
pame u Ii. c. Mapee. 4. despatch was seat Il
A6siss md IN odIcer reached this city yesierda.
wih eqast.on from tne CO.. Govsn9f Ssr o. asSss,san
shrnurh ttr viii hin ii Adrian be. will be sentt
ioujsSi1lr. md af&esw1rdt to various other place
Where be IL more wariet than valued
, 1865-10-11

TAKEN UPON Friday night,
u October sth two Steefs, The oNnef caa ohkaiu
eGme By applying 70 IA XEa LYYCH. cofoe1 of Can1
nd se6or stseen, peqTlpk property Pa1aag ehs5Rsa
, 1865-10-11

WANTED-Agents-375 to s20t
w Der rmen.n-e~rsy1here, ,nale snd female, Il
sell Inc eelebrssed coMAON 5KNsE FAMILY sEW
ING MACHINE, Improved and peEfecsed, 1t vii
broideF beautifully. Ftce ocly sis Warranted ih1t,
years. Addfeas MATHEWS KING, Ch1csyo, III.
HkfrR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

but closed at 100. corner is reported, and higher
rates predicted. The litigation threatened against
the Michigan Southern, Northwestern, and Erie,
does not affect prices, end the list advances to-
get.Ar Erie sold as high as 70, but was not sus-
tainsd. The whole list at the Second Board was
higher, and in good demand. A disposition was
shown to buy for upward turn, in the absence OF
peace rumors or military success. Late in the DAY
the market broke down, and Erie sold as low as 69
a fall of 8 y cent. Renewed rumors were afoat OF
an Injunction ready TO BIO served and Of PROPOSE
ton TO sink f5OO0O of Sterling Bonds the proceeds
to be used for iron and rolling stock and the bonds
to DO secured By sinking fund, and made lien
upon the earnings.
Money is easy, and stock houses cannot employ
tho sums offered. poe cent on mixed collat-
erals there is large supply, and upon Governments
lower rates are made. There is no pressure OF Gov
eminent securties,an they have decided adVanc-
ing tendency. 1t is understood that the borrowing
OF tho Treasury for the future is TO be upon quite
limited scale compared with tho past, and that tle
issue Of currency has ceased. The defects OF the
tax laws arc sure TO be remedied, and the income
from that source much increased.
The National banks arc increasing their issues
but as they are no. legal tender, suspension OF inc
issue of legal tender by the Government VIII pre-
vent them from moving too far in that drecuoh'
The Government allows no balances Of importance
70 remain in tho National banks, but keeps them
close in hand. In Commercial paper little is doing;
best names SAG; second grade 10; and fair ~
tho latter for dry goods Currency sun ho~s
toward Ncw-York, and on call rates promise 10 be
lower.
Tho Board of Brokers has been requested to up
noint n Committee TO confer with bank officers IN
relation to certified checks, which are in future to
be taxed as circulation. Certificates arc made to
expedite business and save the handling of money,
and ere peculiar TO Ncw-York city. As the tax, ii
paid by the banks, would make accounts less profit
able, some change in the relations between dcpos-
itors and;the banks will be made under the ruling
Of the Tax Commissioner.
Exchange is nominally: Bankers Sterling, GO
days, IO9ii Bankers Sterling, 3 days, HOS Mer'
chants Sterling, 1881 a 100; Francs, 5.lOa5.lJi
Freights are dull and rates are nominal. The en-
gagemouts TO Liverpool were 81 600 bushels Wheat
on private terms; ana per steamer, $50 bales Cot
ton at ID. To London, 1000 bbls. Oil Cake, at
Is. I'D; 80 tuns Lsgwood at ljs.; and 100 hhds
Tobacco on private terms.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was; Receipts,
si.O39,765 81 FOR Customs, $lO3,Q0o; Payments
=, O2l ,3i3 10; on account Of Loan, Sl2S,35Oi Bal
ancc, s2sil2, o5i 81.
The subscriptions received at the Ninth National
Bank for 100 United States Treasury Notes were
$956O0.
Tho following statement shows the monthly col
loctions Of customs duties at New-Yo1 for the las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
NTnTrsnAr. JIM. pr. "

Gold opened at o07 and fell steadily to 203l. AZ
this point there was a sharp demand to cover short
contracts, and united TO the report that tho export
wes 500, 900, the quotation returned to 2O'}. Tho
closing rate was 2O5. Tho export Of produce con-
tinucs large, anda ltt!o good news would soon put
gold below 200. Nothing supports the price 90 much
Us tie short sales.
Government Stocks are higher, with good de-
uiand from the country and by Investing parties
Tho closing rates ares Gs Of 1891, 1875 5-2Os, new
1881 a. 1854, and IN demand; lo-los, 1907 and Ger
tifcates, Oh 6Hl.
Railway shares are again higher, and in some
cases large advance has been paid. Cleveland and
Toledo fod as high as l9G. against III Yesterday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
fAdyertisemcnt.1

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, [. s. Treasury
Agent. No. 40 Broadway, VIII allow PER CENT DIS
COUNT TO all subscribers to the Z. 5. $40 Treasury
Notes, and deliver them express paid, in any amount
Immediately upon the receipt Of current funds or ceri
fed city checks.
1t will also issue DEPosTr RECEIPTS similar TO those
issued BY the English and Provincial Banks, payable on
presented within fifteen days from date.
Parties are invited to open accounts with this Bank,
and will be courteously and literally dealt with.
SAMUEL G. THo5PsoS. President
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
Chicugo md North Western Railroad

NEW- 4 Okk, Jin' 81 'lN"'
To The Stockholders of the Chicago aud North. Be'isrN
RaiLcay Company.
Certain publications having appeared IN Inc
Erpre.s and Journal of Commerce purporing 10 90
summary Of bill in equity flied by julius "adswor'h'
the holder Of three shares only CT the Gaena stock I'm
peachng the legality of the consolidation between the
Gaena Company and the original Northwestern Kan
way Company the Board Of Directors deem 1t due TO
the to that the holders oil o9f2 oil
Tho 81 $50 shares OF the Gaena stock signed the agree
ment Of consolidation; that Of the remaining Af4<
about coo voted for with the others at the stockholders
meetng and that mos. of the residue have omitted 10
exchange their stock reason known TO the Board
except DELAYS Of legal formalites absence or dsabii
~, and none Whatever except the three shares o!
julius Wadsworth are as yet represented in the suit.
That this Board are advised by their Counsel here
and In Chicago that there is doubt whatever Of The
legality and validity Of the consolidation; that 1t rests
on settled course OF legisation Of the State OF Illinois
and adudcatious Of the highest court Of that State
upon which nearly all the railroad companies OF that
State have acted and become themselves the products
u similar cancellations, and issued the bonds aud
stocks By which these great properties are now repre-
seuted having a market value OF al least hundred
millions OF dollars.
That this Board DO not believe that the bill in quos
ton was fled in good faith, TO remedy any real or
imaginary injary or for any other purpose than indi
ydual maleyolencc stock speclatonsi that In the
bin the license which public policy allows to party In
the statement in Of his case is evaed of TO form
safe vehicle Of ialsehood and then pretended summa
ries Of the bill exaggerated and garnshed with sensa
ton headings and published as illegal intelligence
but paid for as advertisements, arc used TO disseminate
the ialsehoods.
That in respect TO al and singular, the allegations so
aboriousy interviewer with the long narrative Of the
BILL or those pretended reports of the bill which imputo
TO this Board or to any of its members anything what
ever other than upright and conscientious admins
tralion Of their trust according 10 the best of their
Judgment the interest Of the Company. unaffected by
any personal consideration whatever. this Board de-
cares them 90 be utterly without foundation and truth
| by ordel OF the Bosyd Of Directors,
W. 3. OGDEN, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
IAdvertisemens.I

PtpL.c PETRoLEIM STOCK EXCHANGE, !
No 70 Broadway. cor. RectOr-st.
NoTrcr.-The public Petroleum Stock Ex-
change, for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located ID
the Empire Buildings No. 70 Broadway corner Rector
ST., will open for business on Wednesday, February ISL
wish the officers Of the various Petroleum Cempa'
mics of this and other States to furnish me as promptly
as practicable prospectuses showing their orgahiHa
tons in order that full list Of stocks may De com
pared. an now ready to furnish subscribers WIN
their Tickets Of admission nnd to receive additional
subscribers Tho usual subscription to this Exchange
is twenty-five $50 dollars.
WI. JACKSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
TAdvertisemen,1
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oP THE CITY

oP NEW YORK. 90 mn ono
FIyAxcIAL AGHST OF THE UNITED STATES.
Nos q AID 90 Pine.si.. y. Y.
Til. RAM has ready for sale allowing the commits.
on 10 parchasers) u s. $40 notes which at maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan
oollccts warrants certificates, maturing loans AMI
ond attends 10 all financial business with Govern
nent. Parties wishing to avoid the delay and neon
yenience of direct correspondence with the Depart
''"''' " MORRIS KEICuUM President
A. LANE, Assist. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

FROM SAvANNAH.--Scvannah papers OF ths
18th inst an received Tie fews Of the iaD Oh f.''
Fisher had reached that city, oocasonng great fo'
ing among the troops. There Is nothing Lew ID u"
papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
philadelphia Cattle sgnrhct-Jan. %.

CThe supply Of Beef cattle continues large. and the ml~,
remins ethCs Dali but without ate ting prices material
the this wrct amounted 10 235 head At pree, 'l
from IS ~ ice ibs for common. ordinary ana Soo-
T. Inc and extra cattle sold 90 .l1m : II 70 9 ~
SHrFPihis market continues ec'e and fepi iss "a -,
eaal 10 The demand the aes reached 4250 head al nom to
II cents d 10. gross, as u quality. 60 II -.
HOGs-Thee has been but iiue change IN thsn - a
are in demand md 100 head sold AZ nom sIi 10 ~
q 100 hs. net. ,,o A., ., e.o,.
al1 10 i5 Tor sprnesrs and from $50 TO so ior GO" "AS
,af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
BOSTON Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRp
yoyted tor The TRDuNE for The reek e,iae tdsssIsv,


Tie following 10 the amount Of stock a. market:
Cattle. sheep. shoats. fs, Hoss
This we"k...... iyD bltO l.,v
Last week.......... .....l,ao1 9oUO Low
One VI (Jan. 21).. .l,O4O JOio
PRIcEs-Beef per 100 ib toa weight Of hide, .al.
low and Extra, $l4d S+ IS fret quality $l3d $l1
second quality, $i2d l3 third quality, avg II few
choicest single per Sl3d-i some VI tie poorest cows,
bulls. &c, 80 SEA 50
Working OIea@ lOOa $3.50 much according to theis
value for beef - :,
C9cs and YOUNG CIire,-Fair quality, S50d SIS; Extra
Ss1asl0 Farrow and dry, 500 $40.
Shsep-per 10 live weight 9allc Sheep and Lambs Ter
head. IN lots, s3d Hl5
Fat Rogs-lidlstc, 1--we weight. - -
HiGes-Brsh.cn, lie. Country lots, lOafo3e lalcw ~
P,s-e3a ~ 25 each; Country lots Of July Ansis. snd
sent 81 80 those Of Oct Nov. aud Dec. 81
KyxARks.-Ihe storm OF Monday, which was rain here,
was NOW No country. This has again delayed the ftoch
hind m usual time and those from the northern part Of New.
England ten twelve hours late lnca@As buona
leo which cGme 20 Brighton The sitter part Of a Week.
there are about from Albany There several lots ~
fue northern huocks market this week. MesF- Daley
French had 20 " indsor County, W. oxen, par weigy
Ceorse W. Morrison carload each nom sanoor ton hase
n. H., and Berry Long another nom washington Suh,yI
" which sold az u, lac per TO- on n.ea hue ~.
tall0w. Fifteen cents Per h. seems 20 Do Amt ""A -
bu,chrr aye not prepared 10 exceed and witnessed 100 "a
above thi,fgre but other grades pushed up on e "a
OF price. think about &C. ger 10, but we are 90 o
this report with cele uneoid than 10 usually tie
case.
The supply Of sheep and lambs liberal but ne dcvfrs
charge that the butchers very hera that they hafo
banded together 20 lower last weeks prices from IT, 90 & p
To-. and consequently that Ill hnd hard market WHO VtNs"
on last weeks prices TIE quality is an mi
last week. bat think that IN nos, cases 0is nave Veoo
sold somewhat lower than last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
mated income in IS32-say $l42,500-it has regu-
larry increased up to 81 All ,9s5.

The gross income for the year ending.
Nov 80 leG4. has bcen.... go W
Tho expenditur were. sci,o2O 20
Deduct 10 per cent. %'3Ooi ~
Surplus for the year sI1' 'oo "a
The annual report Of the Atlantic Mutual lnsH'
ance Company shows o continuance ofthe success
which has always distinguished it. A dividend OF
40 Dor cent is declared ON the net earned premiums
for tho year 1864, for which certificates will be
issued on the 4th of April next. The Certificates
of 1868 will DO redeemed, and 6per cent interest
paid on the first Tuesday of February. Inc
marked off premiums for 1864 amount to s|,sol''
369 IA. Total amount Of Assets Of the Company
over eleven million dollars. This company has
during the Rebellion, been foremost in aidins
tho Treasury by taking its loans and using
its funds in Federal Securities. 1t has never
kept its millions abroad IN the hands OF Eng
lish bankersIor safety" but has thoroughly idoh,
tilted itself with tho cause Of the Union anu
promptly shared its financial dangers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

The sales Of Petroleum Stock were: Germania-
300, 81 O5; Knickerbocker-lO0 g. Empire City
100, S. %; Beelgman--jOO, 3 IS; Webstor-lO0,
s. Co; Everctt-l5O, $li Rynd Farn-iOO s.
4 temporary injunction has been issued against
tho managers of tho Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, restraining them from compromising the
arrears Of dividends upon tho guaranteed stock, os
advertised. 1t is retunable Fob. G. The complaint
takes the ground that thcrc was not prior 20 lS62,
either net income to distribute dividends, any
right in tho consolidated Company TO issue stock
in the form II now stands.
Tho Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
earned for The third week in January:
lsCl............sa77J .s22,07
Increase. -....-..".........Si|@oi
The Chicago and North-Westen Railway Com
pany earned in the third week in January:
Ices. .el3G.3G7 A. eCi........s74A65 81
Increase. -.....--.---.Soi,t-O VI.
Tho Michigan Southern Railroad earned tho third
week in January:
100000 Ilst5...........s7s5OO
Increase .................... sle,JOn.
Tho Michigan Central earned tho third week in
January;
lsA.........-slo.2c0 ls65...-..:.:...sC5,539
decrease. .----.-.-.-.---..--Slu,ll J
The success of tho Boston and Worcester Road
is without parallel In tho history of railroads in
Massachusetts. From the first report OF the esu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26


ing from - cents for chestnut coal TO $la 81 l2I
for steamboat coal, since the December sale. The
advance in stove coal was % 10 37i cents ton.
TIE Boston Courier says:
- l,ree amount OF the bonds o. tho Boston. Hart
ford and Erie Railroad have been taten up recently by
some Of leading capitalists; sufficient We under
stand TO complete ri elily day tho connection be
tween Boston and Putnam. c.. on the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad. and Tie branch nom ThOmpson
90 Sou.Lbiidgc. The extent Of this FIRST division VIII
b. abont n miles. The bonds bear interest at per
cent and are payable IN 20 years. The issue h. re-
.trcied 10y The ohaEcr TO onehal the amount actually
expended on the work.
Tho best Endorsed paper Is negotiated in the street at
per cent and lower grades aud single names NJ higher
Gpurcs ranging oil the way up 20 double interest The
stock market il without, much change oi importance.
snd the orders T. buy dividend-poying securities,
although limited about largo enough 10 absorb tho
floating lots offered for sale. I've total value OF foreign
goods imported into the port Of Boston for the week
ending january 30 S2iiO inst sJpi III for the
CORES pOnding week OF lsGi The exports from Boston
for the week closing January - were siJdoJ against
IS. 8 80 FOR tho corresponding weoh IN ls6i.
Tho weekly statement OF The Philadelphia Banks,
made up to Monday, presents the following aggre-
gates as compared with the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry hos been selling we'll but to-day with large
receipts the market is less firm. The severe cold
weather freezes most " the western poultry Gnu
its sale Some choice New Jersey turkeys nave sold 40
high as % and even 20 cents and chickens p cents.
TIE game lars soon to take effect aready lessen tas
receipts Of quail, cartridges and prairie hens' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
sUNDRIES,

Beeswax declines with the tail in gold. Lots ars
held at 65c with no buyers Honey sells very slowly.
Hons are lower with slow sales Except 10 brewers
on time 4Gc is about tie outside Leuies ioI heW EoIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

Y. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Iroiuce'
FoR rHB WEEK rNDiNG NgDNRspAY Jan. 70 looS
E,pTesfy for 1HK n. \. TRIGUsg 10y our own Reporter
The following the current rates OF articles IN 5000
condition sold by commission houses at WHOLESALE
Shippers receive 20 10 " cent less deducted ia CON-
Missions, beside freight aud other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Beans ave less inquired after. and several lots await
purchasers. a few barrels fine Mediums have sold al
50 25 and clean Merrows at e. TO; but lots could
not be forced the market nj those figures Noqroto
Beans PEG, and medium prime y bush. .SJ OOd - 20
Beans Kidney = Dush.--..-..---.....-... . soc ~
Beans marrow, rime..........-.......... 500 90
Beans inferior. 2'2JW -
Beans Lima 2 we - ~
Peaa, MafrOWilt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OO~ 30
Peas Canadian. y bush 900 IS
BUTrER
Bu,ter feels the decline IN sold, ard prices are I'M
settled. Our quotations are generally about e. lower
than last week; but really prices are nominal. some
houses which have been holding large stocks for long
time are nOw moving them at 4OO45c. Several large
sales have been made at 2l0@ic In gold. One lot Of
800 state rkins sod % shipper for 22!c., and
other lots OF 30 and 400 drkIns. good Butter at 22c
Shippers cannot pny over 4i4c ut the present rate Of
exchange and are operating lightly. Receipts are yiee
nearly 1000 packages yesterdGy-and the hOmelrade
does not tQulro this amount little hne selected
Butter, for rstclss gfoecs ana Tor the Clhi0inIa
trade is sold at 526j3c. Large quantities OF western
roll Butter coming in and generally sell at 4Od f3c
he feeling il decidedly weak, and though there Is
nothing very encouraging for farmers On send IN stocks
still on hand, there probably viii be no advantage IN
retaining il longer as the weather will be growing
warmer and the export demand less. We quote;
lancy Delaware qua ~
State Firhins and Tubs good 10 choice AZ 80
Chicago and North. Western 80 40
Western Reserve good to choice. ~
tehtrai ONO: %" ~
State Tubs. Welsh good 10 choice IA 10
Pennsy tubs and pals lair 10 choice. Is
Roii Buter- ~ ~ -
aunmer haaiau hestelhs,ssssss..s.s....s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
CHEESE.

There very little doing in the Cheese line tho
ordinary grocrrs trade Some choice diaries are held
at higher figures than here quoted but 1t requires
very good lot Of factory bring 22c il forced upon
the market. Tie stock on hand 10 not large. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

The gross income for the year ending
Nov 80 leG4 has been. 9s3 OF
Tho expep ditures were............... sea, 500 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
d, s1r1iAq1l % slsslIG = saeleO.l q 90. lg7

Tho Marposa stock and bond holders show little
inclination TO come forward and advance the money
necessary TO exiricate tho Company from Its
troubles. Up 10 3p. IN. only 5000 shares ont OF
lO7 400 agree to the proposed cell, and the scheme
promises 70 be q total failure.
The Ncw-York exports exclusive o1speciol for
tho week ending Jan. - compare follows
1861. 1861. 1868.
For the week. 4 2159i e27fifl2 so,Jttho5
Previously reported 6lDHs 1..62,2is sN%ei'
Since Jan. i......s O9G9.JJo el00l56J0 SN.@o5l2
Tie total imports for tho week compare as follows;
rsX3. 1861. 1868.
Dry Goods ~ l. g67 so S2ges ~ s43G, lC9
ienI Morchandise. 2,H5.b5G 2Jb,jl2 l.53',2yJ
Total hr the week siT2-56 s532a26i s2e9fo3
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