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Latest improvements

And il will be apparent TO all, that men whose
skill and abilities have been approved by tho
best manufactures will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
vOlved AS testimony TO the above they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges of the late exhibition held at the
MARYLAND Institute, of Baltimore Md, in OctO.
her, 1865,
These instruments being sufficiently intro.
iuced in this city. and having proved equal, If
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
want OF a first-class Piano. manufactured with
the greatest are and Of the best material will
save dealers commission, which only makes Pi,
amos more costly but by no means more ralua'
BILE. By sending orders directly 10 the Factory
as above directed, or by applying at Prof HEX.
MAN KRYTERS, No. 1853 Market Street, for
further information. A guarantee for five years
is given az regards durability Of construction
OF every instrument, and viii be Kept IL tune
for one year free Of charge
Old Pianos taken in exchange ieb4
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THOSE DESTROYS of purchasing neat
residence centrally located, will do we'll
to read Mr. O'Brien's advertisement.
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Cry CouNcILs.-The regular monthly
meeting of Councils will be held this
evening,
We hope the needed repairs on the
wharf will be ordered and provision
made for night'watch.
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FINEsPAINrINss.-Fhose who appreoi.

FINE PAINTINGs.-Th Those who appreci
ate and admire the beautiful should not
fall TO viait. Brown e. LOSES photograph
gallery aud see the fine paintings there
e1Mblted BY Miss Mary Hoover, Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. That lady will re-
main IN the city few days and viii be
pleased to impart knowledge of the art
to those who may desire it.
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Dissolution.
THE CO-PARTNRR sHIP HEH BE.

TOFORE existing between N. Z. LEIGH
and THOMAS HUGHES, under the Urn name
Of n. G. Leech, was dissolved on tps ~
bv rnutnal consent Those having claims agaiIst
the late firm, WI present them toT settlement
and those Indebted are requested 20 make imHe-
date payment. A collector viii cal on tANss
"N''' NJ g, LERCH
THOMAS HCGhkS.
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THOMAS HUGHE5 viii continue the Asr
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Goth
ing Business az the old Stand, No 81 corner
Monroe and Water streets
Wheeling Oct. 6, ls55, Oct4tmd.
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The TEST OATH - Now that the
County Board of Registration has been
appointed, and their uuderlings are soon
TO he deputized, it may be of interest
TO voters to know what they havo to
cuss" to before exercising the right of
the elective franchise The following Is
the oath:
Stat, Of H-cst Toginia, iojcast u
of....-... County, Ior.t
-. do solemnly swear that L
lave not. since the Gtst day Of June,
t.ghteea hundred aud si1ty-one, yoiun-
sanIy borne arms against the United
states. the reorganiZed government OF
-irginia or the state OF West Virginia
that I have not voluntarily given AID,
comfort or assistance to persons engaged
IN armed hostility against the United
STATES. the reOrganiZed government OF
VIRGINIA or the State Of West Virginia
thot | have not sought, accepted, exer-
ci~ed or attempted to exercise, any office
~ anpointment whatever, under any au-
rharify or pretended authority hostile
.,r inimical to the United States, the re
olganized government Of Virginia or the
State of West Virginia that l viii sup
port The constitution Of the United
STATES and the constitution OF this
state: aud that take this oath freely
without any mental reservation or pur'
pose ef evasion
Subscribed and sworn before me this.
day Of .--..---l-6-.
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SOAPS

DETERsIvR, Bah
OBITIS, Stsrines Works Family Palm and
German. A fal Essortment Of fancy in boxes
Stsr Candies In whole and IN hall boKeA
y. 4 RoTSFQRD Z CO,
fsbe 30. "a Wstefst
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NASHVILLE. Tenn Dec !, l3C5.

Mes,rs McCARE, KRATT s. Co.-GCHaemel
l have been usiDg your DlaTThes Compound
In nv family for come time, and can say With
mncb pleasure that il is the best edictne Of
the Kind have ever used, and do cbeerfully re-
commend IL to my friends.
with much respect am your friend
v Il MRTCAIFE
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u ME INALL K
a Mafcalfa Hro a Ia

OF hetcalfe BIO, 20
McCABE, KRAFT & CO, Wholesale Drug
gtsts Wheeling, W. Va, Sole ProprietoTs 20
Thon all orders should be addressed.
For sale By REED, KRAFT Il CO, Centre
wheeling WEST &MITCHELL Bridgeport.
0 and by dealers in medicines every
fsb24.6mdIE
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THIS COMPANY, HAVING OR
i CANNED in April, 1864, in conjunction
with the well known firm of GAEHLE 81 CO..
as = Joint Stock Company exclusively Of prac'
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos com
bins all the exCellencies of AL the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-13

Mesyrs McCABE KRAFT & Co. Gentlemen
Having used Kraits Diarrhca Compound, for
Camp Diarrhea with which / have been deeply
afflicted for almost one month al otter rcUrd.cs
,ricd kaving failed, and finding 1t not only a
preseRt re!HJ but permanent cure, take pleas.
urc in recommending il 70 the favorable notice
Of all who NAV be Tx, afflicted. -
G. MARTIN
Chaplain 18th w "a Infantry
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"GHOLERA,v

Or its kindred di5cases-during the coming cum
mer
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Tho following arc a few Of tho certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro-
prietors, by persons who are well known
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Only Reliable Remedy

OF It's Kind now IN use,
Many prominent Physicians nov use it in
their practice, and unhesitatiDgly recommend
It.
Keep it in your house and be prepared for
any sudden attack Of
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WAREROOMS-Nort East Corner Of Eutaw
and Fayette Streets, and No. Is, L. and
- North Eutaw Street.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age
KR AFT'S
DIARRHEA COMPOUND.

THE ONLY SAFE AND TAIN
i Cure of DiaTrhea, Dyssntsry Fltlx, summer
Complaint and all diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels, incident TO change OF Diet or Climate.
1t has stood the test of time-has cured in
thousands of cases schere all other remedies hare
failed, and is pronounced By the public the
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MONDAY, Jan. l5-P. n.
continues firm and, closes at 1891.

Gold continues firm and, closes at 1874.
Government securities continue strong and in
rcod investment demand. The 1905 are quoted
SSi os9l for LIST and Sd SERIES State bonds and
railway mortgages are neglected. Bank stocks are
IN request, and the miscellaneous shares very
moderately dealt in. Railway shares opened with
some degree of frnness, but sellers appeared in
force and good deal of Saturdays advance was
lost. The closing prices were: Ohio Certificates,
R6i a2eI Cumberland Coal 43i 043s; Quicksilver,
az; New-York Central, 93t 093l; Ere, 9ls09li;
Reading, l029lO2l; Michigan Southern, 6sl a6ss
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7Gs 07Gl; Rock Island,
lO4aiOi}; North Western, 3l5 032; North West
ern Preferred, SIS 05Si; Fort Wayne, 9ij a95.
Railway earnings for the first week in January,
with but one or two exceptions, slow decided
6iminution of business as compared with the cor.
responding week Of 1865, ana convey the idea that
The poor show in December was but the precursor
Of nnfavoTable business results for the year 1866.
II is not improbable that the monthly returns Dur
ing the Winter may be irregular some roads, per
hsrs showing gains and others losses, while some
Will maintain figures equal to those Of 1865. At
the same time the chances are in favor Of a de-
crease. The full effect of the change from war TO
peace will hardly be realized until Spring, when the
Mississippi, under partial restoration OF trade will
begin TO draw from the West the products which
destined 10 the West Indies and South America,
fsve FOR several years pending the war, sought az
outlet over our railway lines to the Atlantic coast
This important portion)of the business of our East
and West railway nes will be certainly diverted to
the easier and cheaper transportation Of that great
river, which drains SO many Of the great producing
Btates Of the West The loss of Government BUSH
pess seems less important, but if railway returns
are analysed, it viii be found that much larger
amount has been realized from this source than is
generally believed. The Fort Wayne Road
credited TO the receipts Of December 1865, over
t2cO, 600 from Government business, probably en.
bracing portion ofthe year only, and this is but
IN example Of what has been derived from Gov.
eminent business on other lines-not, il is true
affecting all i'll that ratio, but still making an i'm
port difference. We hazard but little, therefore, in
predicting that we are to have year of diminish
1ng prosperity on ourpromiDent railway lines, and,
Of course, decreased dividends. Not railway on
the list viii give in currency, during 1866, divi.
sure 70 realize.
Money has been offered freely on call OF 5a per !
cent, and good deal was left unemployed at the
lower rate. Tie rate is, however, SAL per cent. 1
ConneTo al paper is unchanged. There is on &C.
a'ye demand Tor compound notes, and premium
II paid upon the latest iSsacs TIE ba4k statement
DhcvS the following changes: 4
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AN ELECTION for NINE TRUSTEES OF
~ n. SILVER SKIRT AND WIRE MANCFAClff
COMPhsY for the en,uae yetr vii b. he'd the oce Of
'ad Compshy no 81 Bar ay'st IN lie cry o. w-Icrs,
THURSDAY the 2'tn day 81 January, iet6 between AL
2 O'clock .. w. BY ofa,I
EDWARD 8. DODGE, Secretary
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NEw-YoRK STATE PER CENT STOCK,
$50 NoIKs AND COMPOUND NOTES,
BoUGHr AND SOLD BY TIE
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
No 2 Wall ST.. corner OF Broadway


HIarkefs-CAnxyrIIY REPORTED FOR THE N. Y.TMDrxE
MONDAY, Jan. IS. 1860.
ASHES-The market Is dull and nominal at &c for
Pois and s1l for Pearls
COTTON-The demand hns been active from manu-.
acturers and shippers, and few parcels taken for in.
ycstment prices better and close firm al u lJ2c.
for Niddiings; sales Of about {. 200 bales.
COFFEE-Rio is in fair demand AID frn slles of
5,432 bags GroszheIzogin Anna, aud 1000 bags ex
Die Erle TO arrive on private terms; other kinds are
steady and in fair request sales Of so bags Loguayra
on private terms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour is active. and with light arrivals md
some advance IN exchange, prices Of the low grades
ere saloc. better Trade and Family brands are
slesGy but quiet; the sales l0e70 bb, at 81 l0e
- 50 Tor Superfne state; Sass 90 for Extra
e 23~ss ~ Tor Farcy do. Sc l56Se 10 for the .Jw
grades ~ western Extra; e. 50dss 20 for Shipp!n'
VEioi Ssnsli 90 for Trade and Family brands aud
Eli goa 30 70 for ST. Louis Extras. Old Family tx
lrhs arc lIn.y held Blckwheet Flour duh at s. 10
"a ~. Canadian Flour il dull but, as the arrivals
moderate the low grades are firm; sales Of go bbls
at e. a . 40 ,cr tie low grades Of Extra and 81 500
ell 70 for Trade and Family Extras Southern Flour
is firm but quiet; sales 400 bbs ct 81 30 for
mixed 10 good supeIfDe Country baltimore &C.. and
slO GO@sl5 20 FOR Trade and Family brands Rye
-Four is dal aud heavy; sales Of ~ obs at IS IS 49,
Corn Meai j. dull and heavy.
GRAIN-The Wheat market is stlll very oniet. hold.
en- generally ale Yey lIm in their views, tut iuyos
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NEwI0RK January !, low.
yu,JE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK.
/ iIorDERS Of ths PRESTON COAL and IRON COM
PANY Of Virginia will be held No 80 Maia.p p sSR
sairsl York on TUESDAY the 10Th INST ~ n,c.,s
for the ensuing year ,,,
The pol will 30 open from 70 TO oclocs M all
tracts OF pace" ~ ''"N' L. NJ JOHNSON
Treasurer.
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Receipts OF Produce.

JAN. l5.-aaso bbls Flour, 25s bbls. Whisky, ois.
Ibis Corn Meal 1860 bush. Corn, $500 bush. Oats
90 pkgs Ashes. l.1l5 pkgs. Butter sls pkgs fiovis
ions 20j rksE. Lard, 4. lO5 pkgs. Petroleum
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Al MT co. forward and in the absence Of sales prices
must be considered nominal. Barley y heavy anu
very dull BcIey Malt il in limited supply anu and Ike
market Il dull sales Of % 900 bush. including Cnsoun
western at &C pc state at 6l &c. and Jersey anu
Southern at 5ia56c. Rye inactive ana plces s,, ~,
Unsettled Corn Il irregular; New is lower and plenty
While Oid IL firm aud In fair demand chiefly Tor eA'
mort sales are 4s 90 bush. at e3aso, Tor 0iSoHa
t6as7lc for Western IN store, and OdsVt 1E rI.
s4asGc. for Yellow jersey and 81 VI iof "N''
HIDTS-There is good inquiry at full prices saes'
coz Wet Sailed New Orleans. HE; 500 vera Cru1
COO Texas an invoice o. ooa.n Ansr'can " s'''' '
some ressles-a on private terms o. No
HOPS are fin ana in lair demand for home use; VT
ouote nj from goa Gee, as TO growth and qualty:
HAY-The market Is dun and heavy al eoae''' 'o'
Sbinuinp and 80 d95c. for Retail lots.
M0LAsSES-Prces are steady and sII Ge,'s OK
r,eriI soles of III bbls New Orleans at 81 lOGe %
s hhds. Porto Rico at &c., end 80 Lids CUBA MUS
coT1aS a Pork market opened rm sub
,eanentv prices fell off but closed steady at the de'
n future de Nsv Mes. sales s Are
e1S G5t eco 40 bbls dc seller first helf OF February!
~ sa 95asSO 50; l500 bbls. do, seller January y!
sso15a sol and 80 bbs do huyer February a. a sS S.
Gs'075 The sales cash and regular, ars o 400 bpis
At s3Oa $50 50 for Old Mess and s3 ds3l - for NV
do Beef is unchanged; sales Of 400 tb!s at sliGsi
for Old Plain Ness sltds FOR New 90 Sio ~
dull ona nominal Beef Hams are in good demand ane
firmly held Gales Of $50 bbls at csc 30 s39 Tor
ern ihe latter rate for good brand Gut Meits VI,
srm but Guet, Bacon is steady sales OF 200 boxes a.
5c for light c. c.. l5ic for Long Clear and lo.c e'
Long Cut Hams. Dressed Hogs are frm; we 9uol l
NJ ial I2ic for Western. ard l2l a l3tc. for Cty
Land IL firmly held but is quiet at l7i le.c for Si,y
and Western sales Of $50 pkgs seller January NJ iete
APrrnSonY PROVISION MAEKET, 81 r. a-Porx We
e,endv with fair inquiry; sales Of 80 bbls at 90
for Old Mess and 81 for New do; Beef. Bacon ant
SCut Meats were quiet. but steady. Lard was III gooe
demand and firm; SAFES Of prime CITY and western
nj sd sto also 800 erces reported, seller tebruai!
and March at Is;c. -, W.
| I,.-.rrl, ~ In mnderafe demand and stcady. w
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financial.
STATS oy ilaIsy.
ExEcuTiyg DEPARTMENT.

Stars oY NAIsy
ExEcUIIyg DEPARTMENT. I
AUGUSTA Dec. 81, lsfa
GALE of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP
- Proposals Will be- received I'll the fret Jay Of March 1874"
hv - F.c,nen~y SAMUEL COSI. Governor Of IL. State OF
Name for tho pnrrhase OF LAND ScRlP.nei 20 AID state
Tor me .rdow colcgc for the benefit Of agriculture
nud NJ s Ats, In Quantities less then FIVE thousand
Term. cash. payable IN s"in money n' ne oe. OF
Treasurer Of Sae II Maine ct Augusta II the Suffolk Ma
ons BARK Boston W twenty days lfer notice issued Of az
ceItance Of oaer. The Scfp % be- delivered Of Augusta
Eight TO reject proIosals reserved. 49, .
M o,es " b. directed 70 tie address Of the Secretary OF
state Aus-te Mne and idor "a the outside Proposals.
for Agric ultarsl College Scrip"
EPfiRAlN FLINT. Secretary Of state.
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T.RK sf he Loans Specie Circulation, and Dpots ~ M'
JInf,oT he civ Of Ns9 York for ht 1e.k ending sat
vrdav January IL, 1865 to uhea {" ct'1ed u" CaI"a'
Of nach Rank
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Balances for the week ending Jan. 10 COLOSSUS 10
No report-same as last week.
Freights-IO Liverpool, COO bales Cotton at ia
7-l6d.; 80 hhds Tallow at l5s.; and per steamer,
400 bales Cotton at 3D.; 800 boxes Bacon at Dos.
To London 800 pkgs Measurement Goods at LIS.
3D. and per steamer, 2f coo bush. Corn at 81 e6d.
Exchange is more active and quoted as follows;
Bankers sterling, 60 days. 1851 100; bankers
sterling, days, 10; commercial, 1OS1lOo2;
francs, long date, 5lSi05.l6i; francs short date,
5.l5s512s.
G. S. Robbins, esq, of the firm Of G. s. Robbins
Son. bankers, died this morning at his residence,
Seventeenth.st., from the effect Of a paralytic
stroke. He was in his SEVENTEEN year, and was
one Of the Oldest and most esteemed private bank
ers in the city.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail.
road Company declared Sd January their half yearly
dividend Of Per cent, payable February !. The
Firemen's Fund Insurance Company has declared
a dividend Of 81 per cent.
The following table shows the exports Of specie
from the port Of New-York for the week ending
Jan. Is, 1866:
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MEXICAN MINING and COLONIZATION
COMPANY

MI CUMPANI,
Based or q grant from tho recognized
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT OF MEAiCo'
embracing al that part Of the FsSin nsuin Of
living between "a 10 and 3o North latitude with al tne
isrbors Islands. Mines Minerals Fisheries ana sahe' III
Guided within sid boundary.
The above Company having been organized under nc gen
ers incorporation laws Of the State OF Newfo sno %
% ot.cion o the Government d the United STATES neieoy
Tor ,r on the favorable terms any oil properly
or conceded hsn for the purpose Of eoon
and developing said Peninsula interests REPRESENTING toe
same
For further information apply TO- .r,~o cox,p.Nv
A No 50 Broadway
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The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday says:
Exchange has continued TO stfen under diminishing
SIMPLY and steady demand In purchasing Of customers
today dealers In many cases allowed par, and on their
smaller checks charged l.l0c. premium. The market
closed with tie appearance Of full restoration of old
figures tomorrow. The discount market becomes Fill
rency and some reduction Of the demand though there
probably quite much paper still offering as cabker
care TO have, and rates Of interest are iuNy nam
tanned.
Tie Chicaro Tribune of Friday says:
To-day the National banks of this city were drawn
uron by the Government for $4,000. This along
with an increased demand by pofk-paokcTs and con-
mission merchants rendered the money market even
closer and more stringent than it was yesterday and
some Of the banks in order TO meet the demands upon
them had 10 sacrifice their exchange, some sales having
been made Us low az discount. This scarcity of
currency had the effect today Of checking the upward
tendency in the prices of hogs and bog product Tee
supply Of Eastern exchange s very heavy but the &c
nand is comparatively light and under the influence
Of the sriDgoncy in money the market ruled fat aud
heavy The rates over the counter at The banks were
tQll0 discount buying and par 10 ]lOpremiun selling.
Some Of the banks refused 10 buy exchange at price
unless from their customers and others bought only at
O discount Of per cent.
Tie Cincinnati Price Current Of the 10th inst.
gives the following the receipts Of hogs at that
point for the week and season;
By raiiways 81, SOC Driven in-..-........ o260
by Iyer-..-.---- < ~ -
Frcm Kentuoky..... 3,733 Total..-...... c. oss
Slaughtered at Plain. Previously -eported.22e ,eeJ
yise. o,lOVI -
Total for tie seas'r. 292 = 2
Same time 1885,. zoo Same time ls9-9...33L SIS
Same time 1864. 1873 Same time l..s....<i6G
Same .ipne lG23. .Co5 49, ssre time 1856 3f
Same tine .sH 4e7 Sane tine ....sJ So
Same tux 1861 .S33 800 SapSs tine 1884, 100
Same time 1880. ...+3i46J
The receipts Of tie Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads fos the week ending
January 7, were:
isC6 sl0,0s 80 1865. slo,59i 10 Dec. .ss77 50
The traffic Of the Great Western Railway Of Can
ada for the week ending Jan. - was:
1865 ISL 379 es 1865 si7 1876 3e Increase O7i
The total amount Of traffic Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway for the month If December
was
500 762 leei.. 1857 $50 Increase s2.2 2C6
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OSFIor OF rHx HAMILTON FrRK Issrs

OFFIor or TIE HAMILTON fIRE ISsrA aScg Co.
4 T the ANNUAL ELECTION held at the
"a Office Of ii Company Jan ?. !olowhlg named
gentlemen duly elected DIRECTORS Tor th, ensuing
TIMOTHY IT, BURGER, DANIEL y. WHlTNlY,
THOMAS MOTION, AbM WA1,MAN,
HENRY DAVID IL q. HATFIELD,
CHAS JENKINS. CYRUS II. LOU1RELs
n. NJ. VAN BUREN, ISRAEL &. LAWAEACL,
J. W. BROWN y. McFfELEY,
EDWARD y. COWLES, NJ. ". SMITH. IT,.
J. J MCKINNEY. J. WINDMt LitR,
EDWARD sCULLY TbOS. fFsSESDEN,
HARRISON r. LlsCOMB, GEORGE TUGNOr
CHas. G. WHITE. aAML BLOCH,
NATHAN WORLEY ". n. MONTANA IA,
h. A. MAiEEEAU, JOHN \. HAUsE,
NM Mills JAMES NEEyfs,
DANLs. SCHANK, THOMAS WEBB.
NELSON sAIMls. GEO 4. JEffIuES.
JOSIAH ~. WHITNEY. y. 4. CHlLDS.
CLEMENT :. PARSONS, WIN. NAS NAME,
DAVIS COLLiNORE, :. :. WNCkOFF
HAMILTON BIZ pENBURGJ J. &. WISANS.
Al Subsequent meeting Of the Board, Mr.. JOHN C.
WINANs tGasoss re 81 President for the ensu
ing year. JAMIE GILMORE, seSe,sIy.
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Bt'TTrn is in moderate demand and steady We

PEIKOLht VI COHtiIutt - ~ WV -
Crude and 55d55.c. for Refined. IN BOND:
RICE-The market remains quiet, aud VIC nave Only
10 note sales Of $50 bush Carolina Paddy on private
terms. ..,
SUGARS-The demand is fair and prices are stcndyi
sales Of $50 bids Cuba nj l3c. and 700 bxs at l2;c
Refined are dnll 1T 1sQlstc. for iiards.
SEEDs-Cloyer Seed is frmcr and in foir demand
NJ l2i a l3lc Timothy Seed il quiet al s3 JOG 81 %
Rough Flax Seed is dull at e. 900s3 per BUSH Car
cutia Linseed is firm at IS 30 IN Boston ana 81 ''~
ard SO 20 here.
TOBACCO-Sced Leaf is selling slowly. principally
fine Ohio which is taken for export; prices are some
what nominal; we revise our quotations rs follows:
Connecticut and Massachusetts, Filters. 7d:c.; DO
Wrsppery lots. 3Od45c. do tne Wrappers, Odooc,
New.York Filters 5a6c. DO Wrappery lots, ~ Ice;
Pennsylvania and Ohio Filters <iuj.c aud Wrappery
lois, l0dl3c.
TALLOW-The market is more active and hrmer;
sales IL 10 900 10 at l2ic for Western; I3c fof Cny
and l3ic. for Il. A. 50 a..
WOOI--Domeslic Fleeces are little more active but
rices are irregular; Common and Coarse grades are
heavy while Fine WOODS scarce ana hrmcri seies
az 10000 u State and Western Eleeces at from $50
s2ic Foreign Woods are fairly active aud hrner
! WNISKY-Tle market il dul sales Of small lots at
81 26I ior State, and g. 27i for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

NJOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of STOCK %i;
IL holders In the MANLEY PADDLEwh 1on
a. IN. election of Trustees and such other
10 come before Them will be held at the oi,e o. the No
nany No. 81 Wsilst at IL o'clock on mONpIAAI o'n n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

Trs BoygRY NATIONAL BASK NEW YoRK Jan y 1900
yIyUE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlhECI.
oRs Of this Bank will be held at the Banking ROOM on
Tuesday the 23d inst, between the hours OF ~ M sna
pT ~