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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
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ORDERED.
Jplv g0-Commander Edward simpson TO COM
rand sfear1or M1hcGn B0ton; Acting Masters A i.
Holmes and John Ross and Acting Ensign Samuel A. Cove
Il steamer MOmoon.
APPONTlirFI TfVoKFp
July sl-hcG1g Frst-Agsis.lrt- Engineer Edward =
cpraguc.
MfsCELI ANEOUS
The Lnrrd Oi Navy lsgmast6r Vlcl bias IoeA no session
f,r son ro past at rsdepha TO- tle purpose Of cXaa
ing ap csnt5 that corps has been dissolved officers %.
which arc placed On waiting orders
The steamer Wiunepec sailed from Boston Navy Aug
tor Newport. u. J.
Ihe stcaier Dloolh at Staly Harbor FakIu Glands
on the 18th OF ay All well Tie town consists OF ~ 4ouses,
GO pcopo and small garrison al controlled by Governor
appointed 10y The trtsh authOres is chiefly haven Tor
WrCcl 70 AID good place for ocalinc.
DETACHED.
july iO-Iaeut Commanders T. s. Flebrowu and Banc1oh
Chcrard from Naval CDscrvatory and ordered 20 dirty ~
photographic Oficc Lieut. Commander Thomas J. Swami
Boston NavyYard and ordered to steamer Aohica
Surgeon OhcIy from Lew Ork Navy Yard and ordered
10 duty at Mound City. ~ Asst Surgeon Jane, fhhi
from duty Naval Academy and waiting orders fa'-ta
Asst Surgeon j S. Knight from dgty o. Naval s.hLo1'
Mound Ciy m and ordered to steamer Mohlcan.
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Prsducr and Oiher Markets.


An BEEF sNle duli ssles go head AZ Igaiso n.
sleep-salos 500 head at 6a6.c y n gross Cove ~
changed Hogs advanced sales 100 head a, Ga 90 ss
100 h net. - ,-,,.o,
August Flour steady. Wheat active aud Urn. Coz
firm, White At q 10, Aolos dull at .oc Oais-Aea.y ~
oeuis sa.es al ftie Provision, quiet Mess PORK ti3
Sugar duh. EeGniLe grades lOi@iie Coiee mm' "io -
els.e' gold WHISKY siesd d.,c,co
Aug. G-fiour quist. Wheat unsettled orened Fs
8 70 and closed at 81 42a D. a. for No and &c 10Y no ~
Corn steady 56a-Oc Tor No and = Sc for No OAs
duh ct s6a2jc for No aud Base iof No bi8Ls.ns-
&C. Buffalo. kecep.s-5i)j bbls. Flour O0 bush "hesn
l3Go0 bush Coru 100 bush. Oats. shipment DO sass
Al MILWAUKEE 81
August G-Four duL Wheat fra at Gle for No. / Corn
duh az SIZE icI No Oats droopngi sales 1t BIC Receipts
600 bb plour 100 bush. Wheat, 400 bush Corn. 900
bush oats shipments 100 bbs. oaI 1900 bush WAsat
1000 bush. Corn .
aug CFgour Grain ard hissg unchanged Mess roTs s
in active donand saes Of 1919 bob al en- LAID A'a
''D''' ii w. 'O'I At @1IMNGroy \. C.
AUGUST Crude lrpentine uncAAlesi - ~
tine ~ G5ic. EO,iu -JGs2 ~ oi NO - - "'4 y '
No. /. Tar on order g q.
AT 0swEeO.
Aug. 6.-tlour steady. sales l.pD b1, NneM @ithS.A
material change. Oats and Rye nominal Corr quiet %"
nal Freghs dull Wheat llc. Corn. Ole Rye lge 70 rev
York. Lake imports 5000 bush Wheat 100 bush Corn
32COO bush Rye Canal exports, 80 bbls touT y" BUSH
Corn 1880 bush. Rye.
August GFOur steady Wheat quiet Oats sal's SOD,
bush tor Chicago 52c ior MvalSee ana e23 of
State. Corn dull a. JC. shipped bF lows itry nsh N'
- LOO bush Osts n 100 bush I've and 90 bush. Wheat
Al BCTFaLO.
AM G-Flour-sales 400 bhls frtrs State al q - IA
lbls choice Western Spring, 60 ~. Wheat DAD. Do
Milwaukee held By the boGtoad 40 81 so hy carload o. -
Corn ou; parties apart No. held a. oso aud buyers o1ei
C7aO7'c Oats duu; sales OF $3.50 bush choice 10 Ia
cago nj 32ic; damaged No Of @c Pork, SO Lard ~ ae
whisky = al retail Cana Freishts dali Corn, 10 9iJie
Oats 20 NOI Receipts or tae last < hourst ~
bbs Flour Oa bnsh Wheat, 40 10 bush. Corn, lO-
bush. Oats ls30 bush Rye Cana Hspofts;s elo psss-
wheat lgs bush Corn o. 1f0buss Oats ~ $40 blsa ai
lev 800 bash Rye There D. afOa' clna FOR TIDE wafer
including shipments from Buffalo fox "a days ending Aug
ana for Cays OtVcg0 ending Aug. "a ioh0ws ~
bhs Flour AZ SCI bush Wheat 6i- Cli bush Corn 5''
hnsh Oals 3. 900 bnsb DaIley. llalO bush l.ys
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rhr Congregational 8lnnder.

Z. nI 10 u J ffttf4f
Sle. uoicr tla sou eiyc the NAMES 81 Cooper
Jla.es and Ia-c4 IL Tm TmN Of tie 18Th rt as "tlc
tire. ncrtC plo wanted er salaries ras,d Dos td aot
succeed.
Now VIII you eve ic pcci.c a'o ihc NAMES &C the ue
hrs of tbo rh Coerc.s who wanted tLcI salaries raised
aad o.d .aoc.af,
Tar PLY fc. t'c public know by whom nrt how this
Cling uas done. lom IN fact ros the responabiyi
Fo- rests pot oiy on Gre Representative who voted for The
measure M oa who voted against it, but helped to
cr rri through aererheess Especially does 1t rest on
d. Finance Com tre u ths Senate aui The Committee on
Appropriations tac House ard the Conference COMMITTEES
ON iho Civil Appropriation ELL Where we're FesseHden.
g.craan. Cosar Van wlnhe Borcau. Williams and
G...rt o Toe Finance Committed Where were
s.r.s El,llono blow, Kassol. tarnsworth SPsldlnr
TirIr .nd Wright Of the commttee On Appropriations
tna. ia.. . rot pctcLi o. AZ lcqst MAKE Ae A''TlP1 ~
....f Loo Prevent fHs unjust and mean policy IiIl!i
, ir as good c1 r raising the salaries OF tar
,npoyr to Departments o. for raising the sasrs OF tne
roc o Cougrs per cent: and stu they dc not raise
tfe salary of tlc euploye one mill Mean policy when We
consider that e measure pcrssteniy attached ana nel
f ia a rider which il f-enl determined PM through
I'D M the eguo time shin he responsibility OF II or 20 ls'
ho5 shoulders ttol could provided they coud hoo1WuA tAe
rcoc end cradc DE blame which to l.l somewhere
6c MI Ialks presented tie final report c tne Cuhiihe
Committee o. t1e CW Appropriation pi ~ ~ 80 800, 80
o .ouu dd ioi demand sia qne neH .ne Abortion
if t..rf tf.t snv other proposition thar the two
ouu.f and iaresJ coupled together "onu DC uhSAAc'oy
Mr. Conllrr inquired whoher. ~ matter Of fact the
martIs TIA ar OF tie House lsd iolu ~ Ie' y ~
er r o to report 20 agree ia the pooon .i te
iec.as, Of salaries. Nj Banks replied that al he last mo
mont leIi 10 Ais oGfF, against. perhaps Ms wv
g~r other crclmstances, 10 report thls Iols.oh 70 .h.
e t ifs action. ana 80 the must be coupled tose
ftrf or wold be- unsatisfactory 10 th Ssha's, lhrse
,tef fle circumstance" which inuueheeu M ba.A ahe
tt U5.se Iof shame gentlemen This attempt to snit
e aet from House Senate aud from senate 70 hose ahl
D rl % ou this committee aud on thai can screen you ana
gotfte fie people 10 screen the flalcc ana AP
,-or alton Committee and the Committees OF conference
And row cmplo,es in the Department. are pointed 10
tr Congressional lud auo Johnson irelds l tls organs ia
i civ and aakcd hro facae your associate, AUG htI-r
D. rsa oat Lrs ~ ger otn iud I9uIs oV1 eO'veE
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Indecent lrinIs.

Tot.s Tlif.l 81 TIE \. }. I,1bune.
SIR Knowing you to be an earnest advocate ior
Law and Order allow to call youT attention ~ AZ evil
that making bold progress in this city and which should De
frogncd down b every good citizen, aud that evil is the
practice OF vending and exposing sale the public streets
cards and photographs OF indecent character and when
are poisoning the minds Of youth This gross violation Of
common doconcy held sway Tong enough Now let ~
stop IL.
Young lads lud boy = arger growth may be ncnd'ol
are over eager stacy these pictures ana when the eq1,
change obtained goe feed the purse ofthese pandeief'
OF ucm!ousuesl Cannot this evil be- oheckodi l. inc @n
to remain a dead letter do We fear CMGozoi dc =
va, Iori AUG 6 l-if.
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BsHOOKLTN NEWS.

PRoBABLr MUEDER-A MAN SHoT IL PUBLIC
srnrrr Aboui o'clock lest evening young man named
Patrick cGvar aged 81 years Slot through the head by
another vounq man OF about hc named Charles Fer
gus II oppear That weeks since Fergus and par
~ Friends e ere rowing small boat IN tLe river ciwaa
and oc were GA The doe. and botl parties applied ephet
10 each ocl Th0sl the boat caAc Oh sAoe auu hfht
er.roc u Which fergus received pair OF bllck eyes
nan moan. Stgfr.t and seeing Mc6Wan pl's, ran 10 I.
L0lse opo.e and procpred revolver lie tlen pursued
N,ea and tLc i.er being of lighter weight than the
fhr sod 10 fh and Tan away. Fergus then lrea me
hs entering te back OF tie right SIDE Of the lead ana came
through tue forehead hioOFan IL Iohu W .he 80 -
and Ee attempta 10 make MS escape by mining aier
on ,ou 10 Fuli0n.f. OcoT Mooney Ga tio ioiy se'Oi
T. far acrnct being TIC rooi platform was witness VI
enc o affair and AWAITING the arrival o Fergus arrested
him and conducted tie station House Tho nllreo
man Wa tiAon 10 Long Island College Hospital MS con
dii0r abt' O'Clock Hss considered hoiecs' " 'u'
attending sd. gtgI.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
lBy I'll s'ap4I

C,o. st.osuey saiI to be a relative Of the circus
ettes hiss been appointed Receiver Of P-hhc Moneys at
N- Zion Dakota Territory, TIE PTes.doat today made
ths GLOWING appointments
ismes L0wde ir Surveyor NJ Customs Pittsburgh, Pa
zen benjamin Partridge, Assessor II Internal Revenue
arn Dsfricf Michigan NJ liilm c. McCandler. Col
c1- Internal Revenue Twentythfd District Penusy wanna
80 alfred Lloyd. Assessor. Iwonvtlrd District Penn
o,.ria Ferdinand j. NOise Collector. Twenty second Dis
lsrusyIauia John A. LAutor. Collector Iweitn DIE
tict Qhio Austin H. brown, Col ct0T skill District Indi-
srt w.Har G Wilson Collector ghth District, Indiana
Jo.a a. Uaves Assessor 1Wen-r.a District fcnnsy Taua
G.,sfs IL Ulo.t Pnysioan Mirmr Hospital Ptsbufe Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

CoNyEcTIcUr STATE BOARD oP AGRICULTURE -
the STATE Board OF Accuure established At the last session
ore General Assembly held ~ inst meeting at Nes Haven
az wednesday provided by the act There were present
re Governor three OF the four members at large VIZ hesss
= II Uvds Howard Collins and Prof johnson, and from the
rty eooietie NJ D. H. Willard Of Hartford County Mr..
n htesey Of New Haven MI Camp Of Fairfield MY Per
hin N Ichf~d Mr.. Yoomans OF Toland, Mr Brewster OF
NswL oudou Mr.. Osgood Of Wndham. and MI stewart %,
NiSllesox Mr. 4. = Gold OF West Cornwall was eccted
ro.a-y Of the Board. The first Tuesday OF June woe -
,.oI AZ the time for the annual meeting. regular hg
wiz oo be- held the second Tuesday January 10 receive
~ from the societies and discuss TIC matter 10Y 'h'
at~uo report Of hluk returns ior the county sos
ala varo iopted Mr. 4. s. Gold selected 10 tist ~
nu-+srt fairs each cOuntv and Il Is. by the act iue N
81 fhe secrearv yIt al agricultural cAhimuohs OF im
nort,nce w far nay be- IN his power ana eo''l 'u
5tsscriu aic vauebls Information.
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Grand Hop nj Lake uahoPnr-the Lake Ia ~
HIaze ef a. xrsiemept

ii''H wv LAX MtuOrAc Aug. T. 1866
The most successful and elegant hop ever given ct
This popuar resort was extended BY Mr. Gregory OF The
reeory House 10 biz guests AMI tler fends-ihe invitation
ke extended % all tie gnc oJournng az the Lake al Of
whom camo out wi.h smiles and rcAoehe toilets
which without partcularAg would II e1hau'tng - Tho
rerye efforts OF Damo fashion. sl1ces 70 cay ihai a
yLo would enjoyed thamsages exceedingly ana retired from
M satiyites % tee nC good season Ntno' - oleh
.r. anon t4e sunday r1JIllC 4J.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

TIT LATE BOILER ExPLOsIoN-CoSCLUoioN or
rnr NorrsIGWO yTkDlCIs.C oToner GoEer yesterday at
tle New Yo os l concluded the inquest in the ease Of
Ml. Ko- who died from the eject Of scalds received on
the l ne D. Che explosion Of boiler in the sugar refinery Of
Ne-.rs Harris Co NOS 70 and = LeOnard-st. The eyi-
deDcs has been paid shed heretofore IN IHE lRnuAE Inc
nv failed % agree and rendered two ycrdicts follows
6r de.rl.el bis death by H. lres received
sar tnosion teleryof Harris Co. nos 70 nd ~
on ID, "a DAY $780, aud Of Oh. opinion
49, 10 .rpo,ior ~. aone caused the csrsrsss Of rhp
rv ens.1tefr charge Of the engine 81 SAID refinery signed
bv o hst B4rley Michael Gallon. Frederick Carrl-
The r1ainilg Jurors rendered the following verdict aitef
fcciiine the faei OF the death Of the Ycum.
fa A. fl-rri4 fo cfulosing people the factory what
pas sufficient SION and for not watch thai such accident
nay DECOR. signed b. Peter berse Abrahrn hefsey Nihn
S-lcrrtcdsf.
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TtsuMosIAL.--Mr. Frederick Gusceta, an Italian
who served With distinction In the Union Amy during the late
Esb Lion receiving less than q wounds while in the
ergce il a. present at The Soldiers Home Ia Howard st. in
tAis clfg ~ friend, wishing 10 testify their appreciation OF
s.ta o. fhe Onion cause have recently presented bin
with beautiful silver mounted revolver. Tie brave soldier
deserves all th. and more Is proven by h. record
testified 10 bv Cos. Fontou Mlyof Hoffman, ex Mayor
(iuuhc Cen Fcrroro ald many other prominent citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
RIARLiIE -.

BOLTOS-On Tour Day hlsI 1906 o lie resiaIes
ali fh i5es nh-r by D. L.lew00t ts.ted ~ tbe
Rev " John d. Myer o. New fok Cry 70 hi.' ssIh
l. daughter Toml b1i.on Gag Of "c'cne'tef Ne" fora
No cagts.
slBLEY-sTEW On Thar.isy. Aur@t by the Rev L. :
Wced n. icy, IN ms Kate stewart, fegsht.r Or
James sewar and Granddaughter Of Jobs
H4,sr. esq, 81 N p, h0lokeu.
Tr1NFg-BOYCE-Ou Thursc,y t,e d inst By the Rev ID b
rne- NJ tue re- ere BRIDE father vernon Sgslsr Co
n Emery Turner WasAing.on. d. e. to hify ds1si9t
Ina A 40
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION,
EIGHTEEN LIVES LOST.



The steamer General Little blew up near Bethle-
hem this afternoon The passengers she was racing with
The steamer S. Charles when the explosion took place. Both
boat close together
The S. Charles brought the dead and Wouaded 10 More
City. Not more than n CT is persons were lost.
The officers of the ST. Charles deny that me poaf WE
racing They rendered every assistance possible to the Gen
Little which is n total wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

Tinl Ava1uo Io-,L Tic Hon. G L. Huntington California
Gol W W. Lee Philadelphia Cort Whhttsey Iexas and
n T. Carter Honolulu, are ct the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen L. NJ Rice OF Iowa and Col A. u Jackson Of Neoras sa
ago o.. te S.. Dcnls Hole. Capt j. DAVIS, England and
Pnil Holmes and lady South Carolina, al the Ne~i
HoeL Mrs Gen. Anderson New Orleans and Maj Barrow
and aa, S. Louis at tie Southern Hotel The Hon
Fra Cornell Ithaca is 20 the Astor House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

CoRETcTIoS.-We are assured that The a'tlcle ID
Tn Tmnrsg Of Aus o. beaded South Brooklyn was IN
correct r rs statements respecting the residents IN the Vicn
ity Of Hamilton Ferry especially the proPrieors Of the hami
ton Hotel Our reporter visited the locality yesterday ana
saw uon calculated % invite pestence the street. uh
clean urd wc conducted house cases Of cholera having
occurred 'ifre OF IN tle immediate vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

hcaaquartors Department Of thc Past. BTcvct co.,
Jackton Captain Auilcr Acting Assistant Inspector
General Rrevct Lieut. Col Looms j. Laug--u Captain la
ARTILLERY Acting Judgt hdv1cafe
ANNOUNCED.
Hrevat Iout Dol Edward ". smith Captain 18th Z. IS
Tnfntrr No Aching Assistant Ad aiartGenera Deparas
Of Xil.iiif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

lro this matter AM express determination TO hsgs
the ~Ihlsc Investigated and II be Manufacturers OF ~
pared ror are using deadly poison 10 give y the
yaunie4 quality o. sefrng taoy think tine the pooo
we're pui lyon their guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

WHOLESALE FOSOSING.A few day ago about
ft rron we're poisoned the Psie House in Indianapolis
A ~ RE noadent ~ IAe Chicago TibYn gives tlt iie
~ rr meaning OF sixteen per1o0s Wn0ra Ill., bs me use
~ o,e,r Gosr' Tue c..Eeus OF winons arr iaQtscgh2
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POLITICAL.


] G- fl..,- Of o.. n Y Tvijur'
SIR: Please correct The Isl Of delegates TO the Saf-
atora Convection Beinr no politician by profession aol an
admire O. Ircadcat JoAu4on NY name must have bcaa
plseed lg mistake Oh tho lss Yours respectfully.
Hssr- E.ia So. o.. r,..,-iL
N1c.Iri Aug.t e, 1856
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RAunosD TIckETs.-The Secretary OF the Brook
Ism City Railroad Company that ticket clerk vi"
te ia attendance AZ ,he Office Ne 10 futonst IN future
until oe.A every evening. ln O'eer o. nccoumodA' "'
Woo desire % purchase tickets b, the package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

ATHLETICS ACT INITIALS
The Athletic, and Mutual- junior clubs viii play
tsy Al corner Forty secoudst. and Mdisona'e. Cane
q .i.l 10 % O'clock
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TWIN DELEGATIONS TO SARATOGA F'oH ptfci'Is>
COUEry.
POuGHKEEl,sIK, Aug. 6.-Ctados v. wheaton aIi
fnb,o,o Wager have hron appointed delegate fr t' DIS
tr. .-,e Sarstogs Conventior v.l W.o arlington alo
H,y d yarick as slternsi,s This w''" Che seoona
w O.. delegates appointed to so {, Saratoga from buc-es'
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5Detial Notltes.
Great Fire in Portland. Die.

WiLnERs PATENr SALAmANDEg SAFEs
rosrt,so Iniys1 Iys
uRs,. Nr-ond,r >,j, e..
No 8 coartf,ad.st. Me- I5,t
,;v m ,b, sre, ire that visited ,h. city snous
sua oace VS. o. lse 12s- ~ sT.'so,y o5Ss S;oss
iel mo s al A. when Tor three dy f.n OF books n5
We ere hsp inform ySa h the eoS'sat o were 81 n
sacs adss peaure recommending them to the PuoHe
'''' '''p TOYS. COFFIN SWAN
NOTCF-Tle be, preserved The books and papers OF ba
Portland Muus tirs Insurance Co. aud !! b brorn s1n -ci
bo Wi pssni 81 maadsr wheh s onH sore hfs proc
made Depot No. 'ourl4ad' 49, y y Ncf,'
On Exhibition
W. j. T. DALEY 8 Co.
,.. no., ~ y, f. sSS%nrp
u, uE cgLEgGaIIp!' sc,, rror
'I'N"e tSyppISINDo BOSsI OF HAVANA.
F.e..ed daring Nj recent sii 10 thai place
Brick Machine.
lea, Re. Maser. geIiedi examine maenee thai 80
- ., p, k r day o. D. For fOrther iuioro.
ton can A. tl. oee II. GREEN 10 II NNlns. 81 Hoor
~a,,,. far Norhing-orIsr. BEEBEr Broadway, or
VAIL, Of fe s s -, FREE OF CHARGE At our Rk
fail tmes' No PaIkrsW opposite hso! bon's s02
rNEi'' u'N"' SMITH a sowLEB Mos'. fafnsnins,
To All who wnnt 10 Know. r..
"a YOlr WANT TO KNOW how 10 ysstore sight azdsiye
Sg ~ Ss se. s se sH N r. ss1s s,y.
If Wan, 20 knsw how gHeog1ol'asls s..s. 'asS %
thrown ,nd es,t aad s. oetliss4 y ~ ,.'Ss ssfs.s
~, d 80 -. -.
IN, weodawn Cemetery .u.s,d me se q lh' Ma.
lem h.ifo.a Iae 'a'sss'. q " % a. ~snty.shr
We Ne eI1vf coa.iogsr '' WV sooTI President
wix., Toupee- AID ogn ,.a,ssai Hair-
w. 4 BkrcHELSks No 10 Bendst
%ssssrs e n aa Setrssg n &; St N
t.astliaa' - Ns~t'fs
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DssS~OCkI.

,rNhtR Eatt--oFfictL BOEH-BUmDlNG THE
sorrH-wR,T BRANCH EinROAD-SoUTrEGS M
Imf-iEDiAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAT
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Aus --Hecf CsN1e du 'sles 800 head a. lselso n.
sleep-Salos 500 head AZ 696.c y n grOss Cove
changed Hogs adyancedi sales 100 head "a 90 sisY
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THURSDAY. Jan. 25-P. n
Gold closes 1891.

THURSDAY, Jan. 21-P. NJ
Gold closes 1894.
The sales Of Government stocks were small, but
prices were well supported. Railway mortgages
and State bonds were sold moderately, and the
latter were lower. Bank stocks continue strong
and m demand. There were ne sales of Pacific
Mail, and $50, seller So was bid. sSome small lots
were offered at 1856. There was no dispo-
sition to sell il "short," upon the fear
Of opposition, or to part with cash stock,
BY large holders Hudson River broke to SO cash, a
fan Of four per cent, but recovered to lOOl. The
rest Of the share list showed no great change. There
Is no increase of buyers at the reduced quotations.
and the market cannot be quoted strong at the
prsces The closing rates were: Pacific Mail, 1885,;
Atlantic Mail, Ill Oils; Ohio Certificates, 80 d
25a; Canton, Az 9i4i; Cumberland Coal, 45i "a as;
Quicksilver, 3Si 1881; Msriposa, 1904; New-York
Central, 9lla9II; Eric, 1884; Hudson River,
1000 1901; Reading, 9si a9ss; Michigan Central,
i0ll; Michigan Southern, GA 0671; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 7si07sI; Chicago and Toledo, 1861 a
1851; Rock Island, 97t097a; Northwestern, 29s;
EchuylkiIl, l6al6t.
Money remains at Sac per cont on call, with
more doing at the highest rate. In commercial pa.
per the rates are z9S for PRIME for good and 100
Is per cent for long list of names. The European
adyices do not encourage the idea Of continued cheap
money here. German holders of 5-2os upon specu-
lation are paying high rates to carry them and as
much as IS per cont per annum in currency isgiven
Gor accommodation.
Exchange is not strong; leading drawers ask lOsi
Tor long Sterling; Bankers Sterling, GO days, lOSa
<elOs3; Bankers Sterling, 3 days, 1886; Com
mercial, IO7. 9lOsI; Francs, long date, 5.lS3s
6l7l, Francs short date, 5l595l3s.
BY the Hlbernia, at Portland, adviees from Lon
soD down TO the llth have been received. The
London Money market continued to show unfsvor-
able symptoms. The bullion in the Bank Of
England had again decreased f2lSOOO' Cotton
VAS ,sId. lower. Consols for money closed oo5 a
r.. American Securities were seady but dulli
rive.twenties closed at 6ii Erie at 'OS'Oi'
Illinois Central at 75l976.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; ne
.oir,s Al $685. 3O OO-for Customs, 500 OoOi ray
nepts. s459,774 67-On account Of Loan, s'O''-
GOO, Balance, $9O,sI7,29S al Coin CERTIFICATES
tlS9,sOO. ,,~.,
, Freights are quiet. The engagements 70 Livet'
,OOl arc COZ bales Cotton OF is7'led'; lf'O" 0usn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

Free arrivals and moderate demand have cansed
decline Of 2a3c. per doz during the week Express
lots are generally selling $50, though uncertain
marks are sold 30 d33c Fresh laid Long Island and
Jersey are selling, in retail way, % for 81. We
quote; .-
New Jersey and Pennsylvania fresh. y doz SO a37
State. coed Marks. .--.---..-.....-..-..J ID d1o
Western, y doz. GOOD or1or. ...............3O a32
Lined Eggs, " dOI. az
Ee1 Oata q bush. good ....................45 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

win be decided sticter In the market Fire fresh
turkeys generally selling 1t Isc day. Chickens
At about the same price. Geese 30 of very sovly.
Prime chickens sell best The turkey crop 10 evidently
Q very large one. veeison ID abundant and lower.
Quail are doing Q little better. We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

The accounts from abroad are more favorable, and
there is rmer tone in the cheese market Some 900
boxes Factory have been sold within the past few days
TO ship at &c. with small sales ofextra, at lsIc
sale 81 1900 ID Vermont Dairy, medium. was made
to-day at l7c English Dairy 10 moderate request at