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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Commercial Euteisigence.

The drain Of gold for Paris AID Alexandria con-
,nues, and there j. s almost total absence o! arrivals
Ccnsos heavy az o. 08l At the Benz the droun demand
s foil scale bot the stock Exchange tne suppY q
money remains rather abundant or nlyances being oeerei
Bsnk on Monday The Keut and Great Britain tie only
god slips announced 10 have sailed from Mohonue for IN
gland lie has tdti Ounces and TIE LATER lst.S1
TBe coynwas on her way from sydney wit. g. 400 oDnees
,onan 4Lk nave isae the prospectus Of the Tufkh pei
cent Loan Of Is o 90 recently announced to have been ne
uried siates improved 81 Illinois ceaEa improved
Ee 4ese,a:e. imS2yed ,c w.,oo.a,v poo 20 ,,v.
Consos oeue Ish decline Of e.gAlh bot Ictsrned to
yc.terlays prices nthe close Owing TO the ounieuuted
fogrcs O. ihe dia Of god Eon tic BANK, Conso closed
TLe disco IN, derd at the Bank Is tanned and in the
stock Exchange advances were ~ increased i's'''
| french Ren.es closed c, G8f IS eeriimes.
E5ooo vthdawn from the Bank On Ine,dhy ior ihe
Krie dettn,ues further improved Il Illinois cearal re-
aIsed4 ,,..,
ehanre; sales for he days amount to 7oc bales 3ooc
on speculation md exgofi. Prices nne tered NJ.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKKT, De. la-Nheat ana Fou'
with 4 sale Iosina!y maintained Their ya!ue Indian
Iosooy CoRy M,nrvr Dec laMarke. unchanged
LONDON COLos!AL MAaEgr. Dec. !s-sugar h'm and
steady Coffee .,esdy Tea irin saltpeier 10 demand Of
lrH. rates Ial.ow quiet at ~.
CoTToN steady and unchanged; sales on Monday
and Tuesday 1900 oses including 3oO to spenaois sn-
HE Manchester market was inactive bu, steady
BREADsTUFFs-tour duh and calier Wheat quiet ant
steady. Com eaietj mixed, = "a 3g' go,
changed. Bacon very duh ind easier Lard du.l and IN
changed. Taow inactive aud steady
Sugar quiet AID steady Coffee quiet Iinseed nrn. Lin
seed Oh let and st lGy Fosn steady spnts iuIlenup
snail fses a. for French Petroleum que'i helned
co.oi, closed on Tre.dayat s1iaa-l 70! money Z.
Five T@ertie;, tS.N@4. Ehe shares 'sia'o'. ihinoi
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LAyy ENTEELkGENCE.
COURT OF GENERAL sFssIoNs-JAs. 4.--Before Judge
hCssEL

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAs. 4.-BefoTe Judge
hrssBL
Among the several criminal cases which occu-
pod the attention OF this Court fsteday were the following
ASSAULT UFOH A POLICEMAN.
The indictment brought against Adam Dick Tor an az
saG on James H. Diie police o.ccT, with intent 10 ALL
verdict wc returned f aaut and battery without intent
Kill aud the prisoner recommended ~ the Grand Jry
10 the mercy Of The Court who imposed ne Of $50 and Re
to b. inrTisoneG unii. !, was paid
A JUVENILE VILLAIN.
Edward Brown. cocred boy aged IS years ana Icsdin
with Lis parents No. - Aans caTed With stria-
ing biz e p,oyer water W.Gm Broom of No Sj Broad.
" ~ IN the head with bgchet, While he was asleep end
aso " bbng him o. -. The pJ q-ncd Ill 10
day 10 allow ihe boys parents 70 b. present.
PRISONERS SENTENCED.
Peter Mulin or Michigan. Jointly indicted with Henry
gan fr attempt 70 rob Jae Monroe Of his overcoi
valued =: Pleaded Guilty Of assam. and battery and was
sentenced bY tho Cosd t. npnsonMel IL tie Ciy Prfou
for one yelr o..
eu Gach charged with gfnd eEceny in having burgari-
oasy ent. sod tie dwelling of william I. botse,t Oh the
fh ard stolen lTcfro esselry and Plate 20 the value
Of f tntsnc,d 30 TIE state Prison for hye years
Two vsars prcl n the State Prison vas the sen
teuce u tho Court ch-t Cnyjay, co.oieH nan who
sad -ly stealing good, and money IN 81 valued a. lJi
~ fro IA gaul Haven on Dec. !.
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France.

The Epogue has received first warning for
tie publication of article upon the case Of the stu
dents recently expelled from the Academy OF Pais for
their speeches 40 The Liege Congress.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Paris Dec. IL from Pran
gins and Was aiteIwaTd present at the funeral Ci AL
exanGor Bixio.
The LiJe,te states that Prince Napoleon went On the
18th TO The Tuileries.
The King and Queen of Portugal have taken up theii
Residence at the Pavilion Magsan
The Yim1ss correspondent says: " Gen. Sehofed has
returned 20 Paris after visit Of nine days 20 London
He has obtained years leave of absence and he pur
poges snending tie Winter in Paris lie seems much
pleased with Lis first visit 10 England
There has been light increase Of the deaths nom
cholera in Paris since tie last returns made up TO the
llth.
COPPER IN Trance within the last few weeks ia cOnse
qnence Of the Chiiian blockade
The price Of -four las declined in Paris Flour Of the
marks is officially quoted at 52f
The Paris BOurse was fat Renfes closed on Mon
dhy at Get. AZ oentmes
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sEInPPENG HNTELLEGENCE.
Port oR NEw-YORK. K.........JAS. 4.

CLEARED.
Steamship Europe Fr) nachssie, Havro George Achen
zir.
steamship Gen. scdsv,s, Sawyer Galveston, Benrer
Brown.
stear.ahip Tybso, Crovsii Savannah I. l.. Jones.
Steamship EIterIo EGliec, Mobile Livingston, Fox /
Go.
Steamship MoueAa NJ rshmsn, Charleston l.. L. Jodcs.
Steamship Falcon, 4 ulu, Baltimore, J. i. Small.
Steamer Admiral k-.-.c Philadelphia q houTs m5se to
steamsiip Liilabeth Fowlcr : Amboy William Da4ell
Bark DaGen CBr) Il.nran, Liverpool, w. t. sclmidts
Sons.
Bark Tarquin Kimbai sumsira, W. A. salo.
Ba.k Cakique thLl Decent hu. .stou JAM. O. +. Buey.
Big Joseph!Ia lfortl. O.yefa, OIofto llaseEieyer
Blum. w
G. Lewis.
Brg Dr Erickson ,Daa) Jensen, st. Thomas Pension
Big Almre,ta lBr) Taylor, Guadaloppe, s. Il. Reynal
Sons ~.
. scAr Maria, Lincoln relsacoa, b. +. Sherman n Co.
schT. My Rover hggAe., Charleston ~ L. McCready u
c..
schr. C,lerity, Hale,', Hridsepot
Schr Henry JaJues, Slmoutgn. eriee-os Moss ward
scbr. w. T. Phillips, smith, ihladciphia, LaEsway
Flynn
SoGr. II. C. Lane Lane, Ciracoa. J Fonlkes Son.
S.oop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence, q. y. Siranahan.
schf. " Ae Sea, Robinson, swGn Island, }. b. csser
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Br..o,,rce, Arrived.

N steamship Hefmaln 'foli BTenen--E. Howell \. Bor
irar Mrs Kuib end iriiy q. Wibulgcr. Enel' Miss
M NewbouIs, Mr. Sgeks. L. sehe ns j. llo zsp,l bliss
l.. Fielder. Files S-Lwnnu. Mr. Neganel Mr.. Kuslner,
r. Rohincu w felds.in aiFs L.sha a. Schne.le, w. w.
Bds Ms- Slngskfcknor INV. Grab. and family. Mr Buher
nnd family, Mr.. CInnest Capt = n,ers Aiiss y sucks
~ pahat g. icmaa ~ WolisoAu, II. HIuchild and faay,
M 4. EugeAe, IL. Cross Mn A; Muller and children,
Niss H. Kaaenburl H. bGsfuan, Y. Aat.tr md dlu-
NJ C. Richards l. BLo NJ. Abb. T. Fuchs. n. sehIu her,
r. sch.ie. aud wife A. Lfdger A. terma1, j. Eiess,
y. " s.crthai C. Pestoulos and lm, NJ Her
M..s ues.s r. Richards MssC Richard, W. Ritter VI. AZ.
meuio Biz. has ani fam, HEG 52l ia steenge.
n steamship Iouuiil. from lGy4I--Rohort Mccullough
and wife H. a,kson :. e. Barrett Chas. " Nldr, Kobt
Halhour francisco Hernandez. Hear W4d, Il. bTownel
Thomas slodaFi A. To-lfo, Mgi, pelgado, Miss Eliza
beth Be-. and othcTs
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The following dividends are announced: Com
merce Fire Insurance Company, seIni.annual, > per
cent free. Citizens Fire Insurance Company, 10 per
cent, free Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
per cent free. Germania Fire Insurance Company,
semi-annua, 5per cent, free. United States Fire
Insurance Company, somi-annual, per cont, free.
Firemen's Insurance Company, semi-annud, 5per
cent, free. Howard Insurance Company, 5 per
cent, free. United States Trust Company, 5per
cent, free.
Neil Bros. 81 Co.'S Cotton Circular Of December
says:
Onr advices from all points fully confirm us in the
opnon that n g estimate ~ tho total supply given in
our last circular was too high inclning TO the ont
side iigurosl 100 00O bales. The Of trade has
been good deal changed by tie want Of the customary
rise In thc rivers Instead oftherecept OF coo bales
weekly the average has been restricted to 69cOO bales
The information nov from all points Is that the TNolS
are rapdly rising and the receipts are already on an
increasing scne. The receipts here and ut Mobile for
the weeks ending December ~ were - lOJ bales De.
cenber ~ 35 o. bales and December % $1,000 bales
The recc pts at all points and cotton forwarded North
already amounted 10 800 600 bales. thus conir0.
vcrting Secretary McCulocls estimate OF l,JO0OOJ
bales for tue entire supply Of old and new.
There ere 10 signs of any serious falling OF M the
cents nj any point and the effect Of the rise Of the
river, will De 10 prOTnct tie delivery Of the staple TO
comparatively leto date. The question war, VIII not
the strength Of the suvohollers nt Mobile and New
ToTA be exhausted be!9se Tie lIst falling W tases
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Ee.ow.
Mcmoran Ha.


The steamship Ottawa, Cayt Archer which sIfiyedl.
night from London reports having experienced sacceos
of terrific gales throghou the passage Dec a. lat "a o.
lon 80 a. encountered Tremendous gale from the SW ~
companed with rain, during Which Wm Waaop ,eaa,h
was thrown from the wheel breaking two OF bis lbs Wr
Dunn was also struck by the wheel bresirs
one ib Dec % the gale still increasing with yrs
heavy sea at 10 q. m the mainoJssil blew away hlru.j
heavy sea smashing skds and unshrpng dayits Of r6oa
life boat letting it down decks Immediately after shirpd
another sea- smashing the !ebo8 washing away he sNr
Knocking IN fore Of hon9e destroying books rsrc
etc Several attempts wete made to get the after heichh
tened down being washed away repeatedly wii hsm,fs
nails &c. Il nesfy hour before the hatch s.aurJ
tho boatswaiD receiving injuries which incepsctae1 IN Al
- u the gale furious al hands eLdeayorng or.csr,
fore trys which blowing away when trene1dcu a.,
struck the ship the staboar bow sweeping the decks rs
and att washing board Chgs Dyson, fourth ocer Wn,
Collins quartermaster John Munday ordinary seaian.
water casks oil casks port bow life boat and dsvts am,
kds and uushppng the dsyits Of al the otLcr boa II ssI
in front Of fore deck house carrying away ho1ss
carpenters BERTH bskeT room amp ROOM ard wlftr eos
de;royng lamps oil tanks carrying away !a Io hucAe
bnnsce and compass of the bridge, starting anchor WI b
was lashed deck breaking for,;ry'a boom, which s.k
Mr. Mitchell first officer. the shoulder breaking hs collar
bone besides severely njurng several others The sie
arried ayav brace of foreysid which aerwiF secured
with great difficulty, started the whole Of the ioe ho,
caused eak IN the transom locker which kept coG
aly baing washed overheard everything uov.abe uehs
adders harness casks TACKLE. ropes Hig glasses elc
The remainder Of the passage she expeEisneed strong gales
and dis .reable weather generally.
The French brig Architece Rensud French BARI Merle
and Prussan bark Constatil al from Mrsss have Been
detained at quarantine tor iunisaton and ventilation.
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a
Decrease iG circulating money. ....Sll, 30, ,597
The National Banks are Increasing their issues.
but their ri sht TO make circulation win soon reach
the legal limit
Tie PkaaldJha North american makes the
following important statement;
Fortified by tho resolutions of approval passed by the
boards OF trade Of all the leading commercial cities ana
ly tho Oyerw helnng vote Of the National House Of
Representatives the Secretary Of the Treasury will in
few DAYS issue proposals Tor funding another batch oi
certificates Of Indebtedness aud compound interest
notes to the amount Of sl00 OO00o0 so TAR rs We can
Judge from the information We possess tie object o.
nese movements to The extent that they have gone is
not 20 much the contraction of tie currency, though
That is very desirable So fund the floating indebted
ness and 10 get rid of all bearing grcenhackr,
especially such anomaly compound interest notes
By the Hermann We learn that on the 10th inst
Consols closed at 81 074 formoney, Fiyo-twento,
at C5l 1851, Enc at 81, 0JSi Illinois Central al
lSI0S2.
The Ponnylvania Coal Company report The
shipments Of pitston coal to December 30 al
follows:
1865 577 7lsoOs lsGi -759 5i3.o3 Dec. ..ls2 cool5.2
The following is statement of deposits anC
coinage at the Mint of the United States, Phiadel
Mia d1rinc fbe month of December 1868:
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rcrs Sailed,

IL steamship Tyhse. for Saynnah-MessIs. w hchsrdson
q Orcy. }. Snyder. lie }, Mis Dearborn MIs taaeld
Mr. Kinney aud irG, NJ Dennis, Capt Hooks. Mtsts g.
scheucE r. Nee gade. A. T. Loomss, ". Phe.ons, Nc
Lsr,u r. 8ohH, 81. Kane PeTe.rl T. James. T. iolycAe'
= Ko5lilr A. Doa,lelty. ". Mc.ell 4. 4. UnderhIl,
D. Stems, = = I.ug. ~. Vol l. X. Keim. [. > Cssg e
H. su.lh. II. Mcleod h. b. Esuingon, T. hosn5y, J; ..
LrNir n. " X Howell W. judcson. C. Deyal. {. De Cor
doys T. Bernard H. {. Solace Il. o. ". .s H. l.. Bcuy, ~
NJ Williams Ind o.Ltr IN tie stscIgee.
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orry roARp OF HpoKERs-3l P.M.
THURSDAY. Jan. s-P. ".

Gold continues weak and closes at li3. The
lowest point Of the day was l42i. There is nov
short interest making in Cold and the decline
promises to be retarded from this cause.
| Government stocks, uudr the favorable now'
from Europe, were active at higher rates, the old
J-2Os selling at 1861 a 1867, and the issue Of lsol
and 1850 at lO2 0l02l. For 7.3Os there is q con-
tinued investment demand at 9Si099 for the difcF-
ent series. In the miscellaneous shares little dong
The general share market continues dal and refuses
20 rise. The complete absence Of investment de-
mand and the loss of business are arguments too
strong to be overcome ty oheap money and clique
operations. Trv street s loaded up with railway
property. and an adverse tam in the money market
would unsct,le prices 20 a sGiious extent. At the
Second Board tie market, except ior Govern
mcrts, was dull, and buyers not confident.
The closing prices were as follows; Canton
i5I 6i5s; Cumberland Coal, ii,GNii Quick
silver, -; Marposa, l5Gl5i; Ncw-Y0rk Cent1o
96I 097; Ere 9Ci 9ol; Hudson River, lOsi o 100,
Reading, 1865 loti; Michigan southern, ~ si.;
Cleveland and Pit'sbufeh, sGpa 80! Rock Island,
loes a lGSi; Font Wayne, 1884 9lo3}.
Money is more active among broacrs lld pe.
ccn' "a I''ui! LtH 'h S'''' ~" 4NN- 80
lower rates are made. Commercial paper scls az
l7a9 for best and 1915 for second grade.
Exchange is lower under tie growing confidence
in Federal stocks in Europe, and the latest adgces
in regard TO the supply oil cotton. BANKERS,
Sterling GO days, l0Si 1895 BankeTs sterling .
days, IlO0uol Commercial, los.i Francs, long
date, j.l7l G5lJ; Francs, short daie, jl3lG5.lll.
Prices are lower upon the Produce Exchange.
Flour was lOGl5c. lower for common grades.
Wheat was 203c. PER bushcl lower. Oats were
heavy and declining. Corn Was Ic. lower. Pors
and Lard were decidedly cheaper
The statement Of the public deb. shows that NJ.
McCulloch is steadily retiring lis circulation ard
getting BIS debts into long stock.
Tie legal tcnder money in circulation compares
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ArrIyec.

Steamship Hcrnann Merke, Bremen Dec. II, southanp.
ton 20 at m, mdse and eU pass to Oeslchs Co. The
Hermann experienced through tie entire passage terrific gales
from w. S.W. and W. NV.
steamship Columbia Barton, Havana Dee. o9 with mdse.
aud pass 10 Spotiord. Tieaton & Go,
steamship Liberty, Wson Havana 10th, ct p. IN, with
mdse. and pass, Haigors 4 Go.
Steamship Niogara, Couch. Ncfiok q hours, mdse aud
pass TO o. Eousken fGnoIe.
steamship Kinghsher, Rector, Baltimore with mdse o
J. Il. small
steamer Hsterss Parrish Norfolk "a hours mdse end pass,
Liyin.sto Fox Co.
H. ). s,eans Zip Florida Macs Poitsmouth 80 hours
iar IA tow Y. ). sloop ofwGT Resacca ioI Washington
Bark Mslia tRr), kilam, Rotterdam 81 days with mdse.
to Boyd llincxen.
Brig Lizzie Billings Brl Nett st. Andrews days, luni.
ber to Jed Frye
Brig coronela .o Windsor " So Marsters Cape Canso
diys, with hsh TO d. X. DcWolf 90.
Scir ComIfomir Wc's Hsifax C days with 4, 10 the
Columbian Coos, Wrscsing &C. Has had heavy weather
hr :. T. Nloe.r hcLau e.n phiade lhia for Boston.
Schr Retn lon, Sugny, Eliyahehpof for bristol II. J.
Schr N. l.. Wedunge Barnes. Nsw.Hsyeu ior Virginia.
Schr.MiIaudo, Harry. New Haven Tor Virginia.
Schr j. II. Lockwood, Dii, New Haven.
Sehr fben, C. Brown, Burnes. Providence.
Sohr Lomartine, Guggs. tasis.
sspI SA~lsJ Wc9hsy, fsIleI, New. LONDON
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ft,.,tn.

BOMBAY, Nov. Ss.--By the peace concluded
with Bhootan n subsidy Of 900 rupees is to be laid
annually to the Dhoo,ca and viii be increased TO 900
rupees should they remain faithful TO the treaty. The
public leah Is good and the crops present promising
appearance. Money is IN demand. Imports steady.
Cotton advancing
BOMBAY, Dec. 9.-Manchester goods finn.
Cotton firm aud advancing. Exchange on London
70. l.d FIe.yh.s 3Jg.
CALCUTTA Dec. s.--MGEchester goods quiet. Indigo
again h. CHER. Exchange On London Is. id.
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Tlae Femian Troubles
PROGRESS OF TIE nIMDERPEsT
Tle Gcndon rsines on SIR. &Sccul
locl's Report.
Inaugural Address Of King Leopold II.
of Belgium.

The steamship Hermann, from Southampton
on the Goth OF December, arrived here on Thursday
morning. with three days later from Europe.
The Louisiana, from New York, arrived at Liverpool
Dec. H.
The Expounder, from New Orleans, and the James
Foster from New York both arrived at Liverpool
The Prince Of Wales arrived at Cologne Dec ~ Tom
Brussels. on bis way TO Darsstadt.
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COunT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

sUrRHME CoURr--CES TEIM.-On Preferred
ol,eudaf-Nos and Sop 10 .5 % to Ss en- uir-pAEr
so4 2ig gS slg l0-, o. iifo 9G 7C3 O,, lc0, 10
i225 1907 1883 1928 s2s PART HNos. GO SO 7s5 7s7
.Js go 800 1904 .t1 ~ f6 32 jss $50, 55 800 80 go
9fa sPKCiAL laRs-Ac ca.Ied ~ Jsnu-T j, 100 IL ~
o'clock - -.
SCrERIoP COuRT - PART J. Nos. i2sl, log,
lll 1853 i7c5 lT-9 5i3 1891. 1888 AZ 14J 45,o, sfJ
32lf M. PART il--so cai'.dar postsd.
COURT or COMMON ILBAs-PART Case on
No new ca.aLdlr mode 20. Pant Nos. l.ti 1l5, lti2
1919 1913, !sJ, is . ls4, 1874 l5.' -J-o iJ-Si ~
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Austria,

The Vienna journals announce that q supple.
nentary convention 10 the Treaty Of Gasten lag been
concluded between the two Great German Powers re.
lating TO the garrison arrangements at Rendsburg.
ii is also stated that the Austrian Government has sent
q reply 70 the last note Of the Frankfort Senate
The Diet of Bfegenz has almost unanimously adop,ed
the address TO the Emperor IN opposition to the Sep
fember Patent.
1t is asserted tha the articles of the Treaty OF Com
nerce between England and Austria has been fully
drawn up and viii be signed Immediately.
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HeiQfuuf.

A telegram from Brussels Of Dec. 10 says;
we're celebrated to-day. Cfowds silent Nnd collected,
lIronced the streets windows and tic ~Cois oi the
housos ali ,he shops were closed.
INAUGURATION OI KING LEOPOLD r.
King Leopold II. took Che cath to the Con-
sttotjC1 before bVL HOUSES ol tic Eegiau PaIaIL
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NiiZerinnn.

telegram from Berne Of Dec. IL, says;
Large popular meetings held yesterday at Laneon
fal h Berpe Canton and at Core in the Grisops when
Tesolu. ons were passed IN favor Of sgmmoning the
Fedora Assembly for the object OF again revising the
ConefitltiOn
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sweden.

A telegram from StockhOlm says: The Join
Financial Cps uittee Of the Swedish Parliament hav
agreed 10 propose that the Franco Swedish Treaty 0
Commerce st9lA lie rejected.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

Schr. Sylvester, Hale, Coleman Taunton
Schr. n. II. Rutan, Sproeue, New.London
Schr. Sarah Maria, Undehill, Galveston
WlND-At Sunset NV.
Rr,ow.
ship from Hamburg choonoT from Ric Jfr.irc ono
bark and three bigs Unknown. '"'
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Receipts 0f produce.

jan s-565O bbs flour, Il bbls. Whisky, 2,67O bols.
Corn Meal s2C0 bush Oats 200 pkgs. Butter, 40
pkgs Lard ~ pkrs. Ashes, t97 pkgs Provisions.
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Cort- iDaroens' Notite.
STATE OF NEw.YoKE.
popT.VkpDyss OgPfcF. No. 10; /

PORT-WARDgss OFFICE No, lOi Wslgt}
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance With
~ section ofte' act passed April II, 1871 entitled An
Act 70 Re0rgsnue the Nardens Once Of the Pot Of View.
York to al persons interested IN having charge o. The
nDcct natter 0f eIcn inquiry animation Grysy that
tic following vessels under examination by for
Waricng that Che aid surveys Examinations VII 10
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Rses.T2l sun s,ts..... "A Neon se,s... 6:iT
WAFER ruis u.Y.
Sandy Hook. 931 Gov. lsl.nd .llsS Hell Gee..l2;l0
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY JANUARY s. 1885,

;nsds nrice Beef has been rather moro inquired
after and il quite firm; sales OF goo Dds. 'at Sll~
sl4 80 for Old Plain Mess; $l66Sl9 for New Mess;
$50 sO0sl6 for Old Extro, and s200S SA for New
Mess Tieree Beef is dull and nominal Beef Hanls
are quiet ont steady. Cut Meats are quiet with sma
sales Of Shoulders l2c and Picked Hams at lo.c,
Bacon is dull and heavy Dressed Hogs are heavy
at former figures; we quote at 2ial2ic for Western
and l2i0l3!c for City Lard is moderately active bns
and tcs at l6sQl7.c. for No. /; l7i0lsc for CITY;
IsI1ls} for Western and l9c for choice early In tDe
day. for future delivery sales Of $50 tcs seller January
at lee, aud 800 tcs., seller March, at l7tc,
BUTTER Is only in moderate request, Dut prices
show no change. Wequote: ,o.r
Orange County lin pals.
n. " state Welsh tubs, strictly fine. i5a4S
NJ Y State Welsh tubs, fair to good .....-3 ~ Az
N Y State firkins, good to hne- ...'.-...4o@f 10 40
n. Y State hrkin tubs, good to hne ~
Good to choice Western 90 20
Penn. common to medium - o HoS
Western Reserve, good to ine yellow %
Western Reserve common TO medium ..''.' SSS
Meb' H.. I'D. & Wis, good to line yellow. 3ol33
Mich H. Ind. g. Wis. common to medium 10 q ~
CnsEsE is in fair demand and steady. we quote
STATE factory good to choice. y Ib......!.taisf
Stnte fair 10 good. 6ltf
State daries choice. ..-..-.....-..-.."ltDi DieE
English dairy Comb; .;-.-.--.-.---'' a9 a9 -3 20
English dairy Gate made), .-......,-....2O ~
English dairy Ohio. o).........--...-...-.2 " 9.S
yermortdairy. .--...lo 0lo
PETROLEUM is lower but more actlyei sales OF w w
bbls. Crnde at 81 03sc, and ], 900 o0s hehhed III
bond at G G2c; also about goo Dds. co. sel!cr an
uary at 6Oc r,..,.,..
KICE-pr.ces nomina. in the absence OF susiness.
SUGARS-1here Gas been rather more inquiry iOr
Raw Sugars and prices are triie hrmer closing at
lI40llc. for fair 10 good Refining; sales OF ,yJ hhds
including Cuba at He, and Porto Rico at lllc 3C23
boxes Havana at l2'c.; Refined in demand ana
Asm 1T Slc. for Hafds. ,.,-,
sEEDs-The inquiry for Clover Seed is limited, ana
prices steady at III i0l5Ici Timothy oiea IS ~
moderate reqrest at So 5O0Si 25 per busheli ltough
Flaxaeed is in moderate demand at 81 9O0sJ per
busheI Calcutta iinsoed is dull and nominal al ~ oo
TAIIOW-fhe market is fairly active. but prees
are heavy; sales of $1,000 10 at l30 J!c Tor Western
and l3t 68i3ic. fer City - -.
for WestCTn.
, 1866-11-06

the party, by weight or in some other manner,
as we'll as the day on which the pass is to be
made use OF. Such pass shall be delivered to
the party receiving the articles. and it shall
remain with the said articles until they are
consumed or sold out. In the absence of such
pass the articles will be con6scated, and the
party or parties concerned will also, according
to circumstances, be subject to fines at the
Policecourts not below l dollar and not ex-
ceeding 20 dollars, provided the act is not
connected with circumstances craving more
severe punishment. The half of the amount OF
the articles so confscated will fall to the party
Selling the articles, provided he claims it, and
the remainder shall accrue to the Colonial
Treasury"
3. That the heading of the draft be altered as
follows
draft of an Ordinance for st. Croix con.
tanning some enactments relative to Sugar
cakes and the like"
The Governor explained the motives to the
amendments by communicating the quantity
of the Sugar Cakes exported in proportion to
the total export of sugar from the Island dur
ing the last 7 years, thus