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Congress eeems as much determined to kce,
dorm the public debt u the President md Secra,a
r Of the Treasury There reason to believe their
will be no bounty equalizations, to add three o,
dIe hundred millions to the principal OF the debt
first, because the taxpayers cannot afford It md
| secondly, becauEe not one-half Of such bountics
would probably reach he orig1nal parties for whom
they were roted. And there will be DO WIZ Claims
from the Statea lately III lnsurrection leg.slstcd
upon by Congress- Or adiudieated BY the Court Of
CLAIMS. On this point We have pleasure In referring
to tho able and conclusive report Of OF Mr. Delauo
nom The Committee On Claims, nadeito Inc House
Of Representatives On the 18th tnst,,.
in New York low grades Of fhper, GLIDING
largo piles Of fobbers paper ts discounted only At
1C@15 PR cent per annuu,+ -.
In Milwaukee money is abundant for al, legtti-
>mate business purposes. Exchange + casy at par
tu5tEg md 15115ll premium selling.
lin st. Louis money l. close at 10Q1t2 per cant
per aunum. Eastern Exchange is d1m at 5l.00 per
thou:and premium buJiug, and $L50 premium
selling. !. -
The Boston imports for the week ending Juun-
ay 10 was s513 00l a9a1nst <34t 200 during the cor
responding week In 1865. Total rtnee January /,
sl,ai5,G51. The exports for tho week, lncluilns
specie. we're sas9 164 sganst $i9 os5 for the cor
responding week in 1855
in Cincinnati there T. no chmee In the money
market, ~bch continues to rulc close at 19115 per
cent. Bankers art compelled to refuse good deal
Of acceptable paper tor want Of means. Exchanse
continues unsettled, and prices are sdu Irregular,
ranging from 50 discount 10 par buying, and pas1
60c premium selling
The Boe.on sippin9 L1a in lis review OF the
business OF that city tsJs:
I'VE have to notice very quiet market since our
1T 1T bn5es ats pIat;sha.taK n most inatanees
lower prices Henefaly Tor leading htapfes. but no
, 1866-01-27

stood By the public without the following cx-.
PLANTATION: The Democratic were opPosed to
the Passsga Of any s1ch bill, 6ss IN pdrty
Teasons preferred " present. saapa - any
an,endasents from the committee Becoming
saHzaed that It would pass in.'son1e form,
they vottd h body tith Nv radx-al RspubN-
co7's 69GfH6 iss rteonsas0men&, m. puf4ance OF
the decision Of their party caucus, relying
upou the Democrats for sufficient gupport 70
carry the point. Failing In this the7 wero
compelled to support 1t or plaea themselves
on record as boiling minority. For this
once the alliance between the radicals on op-
poslte sides Of the House was Perfect. and
demonstrated the possibility Of. extremes
meeting. The new firm Of Stevens. Voorhea.
d Co. will prove short Lied, We suspect, and
such perfect accord may be neTer again Wit
messed.
Seven colored men, representing large num-
bers Of colorrd citizens North aud South and
in the District Of Columbla, being authorized
to speak, publish card today, addressed;to
the members Of Congress, respectfully SUBJ
mitting that in the issue now pending bcfn{e
Congress for the extension Of the franchise ita
action should be based on the idea tnat there
cau, Of right, be no privileged class before lie
law IN republican government; and they &C.
r1ouslS and most earnestly object to any dis
elimination in such qualification on account
Of color, because to do so would be inyidiously-
affecting them, and exposing them to similar
class legislation throughout the land, and thus
make them liable to the greatest Injustice,
They want the bill to affect alike ali loyui
citizens In the District Of Columbia.
, 1866-01-27
:fMANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


=. : FRIDAY EvESrxo, Jan. e, 1861
The Continued liberal receipts Of Hogs d bestn~
ntn4 to tel abe money market, which u again
quite thinzzat. Almost every mail brings heavy
drafts from H. interior for currency to more the
hog crop, md snue Of our bankers begin TO think
that 1t Wss not quite so "thost" as was imagined.
To-day little bank located At McGregor, Iowa,
drew out Of bank In this city not less han Sooco
-sli for hoRa- Heavy remi,tances ara aizo being
daily made to Dubuqne Davenport, Clinton, and
other points In Iowa, for the s1me purpose.
Under these circumstances, the pressure On the
money mArfet today Was felt to be quite SEVERE
and closer discrimination than ts usual Was made
to-day n the discount hopse, but the ra,e Of dis
cornt Is steady at 1oper cent per annum- Street
rates are ftu at IL a. per cent per month.
Eastern Exchange is N good supply md easy at
pAr buying and 1-10 prem. selling Bound 7ots
were sold to 7e1y limited extent among bankers
At Soc prem.
Ths general markets to-dzy were stagraut and
heavy. Mess Pork declined 5Oc per brl Dressed
Hogs declined 1o5la!ic Flour was dun and uou,-
tnsl- Wheat ruled Nc lower. Corn Was quiet and
steady. Oats vere dull and heavy
Gold opened IN New York. to~day at 1s9X and
closed at tssH, The following ate the quotations
telegraphed to James Boyd i Brotbers, gold
, 1866-01-27

.1sena .aa aotAinF dstne ii Dnisy, and tho maz-
xet wa dull ind nominal 1t 40e for frtsh rece OF
No stess, - -,
SEEDS were quiet with .alea al 81. 7.5o:1$7.75 for
>tossf' Salh Tor Timothy. md aso for Ftax.
eMt Nas duil. lower md unsertled, with sales Of
doeef1c ane II s1.as, deltve.ed to The cars. Bound
lots arc ncfainal ut yTsa, =
6foeestes were quiet md Unclaimed. The fol-
io"tss oespateh WIS read On 'Chaucc to-day:
NKw ToRS, Jaa. q.
quot1tfous IS reported yes.ard,v. Ev.rythinv
quiet except ve1J prime. Cotee scssee md Ann 3
The following dispatches wore rcceiyca to a,v
On change: :, =
Rzeadstuts dull. and steady; Pork lower. ,,n,,
se86st,; Lard heavy At 1sc; Hogs oniet s,s st. M1
Whrekey unchanged Gold, iDa. ~'S'S'
LATEE-F1ou1 dull; Wheat i'm, q, ,6yfat:;-sro.
her s5Qsl76; Corn qusef. .: Sc; Oats nrn, GOc;
Pork f.r1E, quiet, ss373s Ao9s shade CASTER
CIxCCsyA11, Jan. Il
Rccefptk-uoss e.ceS; Hross $a751bas5, net
$71.OoGt Fl Mess Pork, $aS50 short riabed Isl
packed eiesr, t1tcp1cket green hams, l5ai q 16
Shoulders, At 9fs1I5c: kettled Lard, 17ts :a17Ac
Corn mixed 3!c, White, SIC; Osts, S7tlcBSc !;
markets generally CASTER
LATER.
In the afternoon the market for No. Spring
Wheat, mas fnacsive, .bu: \ ahade arme., closlnS
with buyers at Sf-sa!s and sellers at $t..sa.
, 1866-01-27
S0UraERN TITLES.

Many Of the Southern chlralry In their late
attempt TO obtain titles Of nobility lost the
ut'es 10 their real estate. The waste Of war
Sls'teo are havoc On their public records at
1n nnaaos o. Their principal towns. Rebel or
Federal rough riders, 1t sec1ns T., hsrs r,ad.
no difference, md even where these ws,. mi
the destroying agencies, the public records
went to waste at ga'loping pace in the zen.
cra dismemberment Of the country A.
Richmond and Charleston, at New or,sans
md Norfolk, at Knoxville, Ncxbesn aud Col.
unbia, and nulhtudes OF lesser points, the
public records were either destroyed bv f1re
OF made undistingulahablc heans Of scran ~ r.- =
per, The prey Of curiosity y-huntcrs, WHO csr. 1,r
ried oil old original patents by the hundreds
or scattered as worthless trash the most i'm
poztant mnnsments Of title: For larre shaT,
Of the most valuable Southern estates there
exists to-day no other title than possession
and common rumor. Neither Of these win
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been very great among Congressman. Various
attempts have already been made 10 talk him
into comnittal ore why or the other. They
hare, however, all proved aborttVe 30 far
Even his protessed friends par excellence In
the House, find themselves unable To extract
any positive dlcta from him. HenryJ, Raw
mond, 1t Is said, is fairly itching for some L.
susance that will put him In q condition fo
hold the prospect Of q veto In terror oyer the
Radicals In the Tin.es. But the President's
babitual caution renders II very doubtful that
be will directly commit himself for OF against
this or nny other legislative measure bc{ore Il
reaches him for official action upon It.
TIE r1Hsz RECONSIDERATION or TUE RECON
sTRucT1oS COMMITTEE.
The amendment to the Constitution, miro
dueed yesterday afternoon In both Houses. In
ne ioFm 81 Recommendation from the Com
tnittee Of Fifteen on Reconstruction, took
everybody outside Of tht committee by sur
prise, the veil over the proceedings Of that
body being kept tmpenetrable, though no one
has as yet given a sonnd reason for this OBJ
serVance OF stEct secrecy. The surprise was
so GFeat, that there was very general iniis-
g.s gosatlo9 among members to yield to Mr..
hteTcns pressure for an immediate vote upon
the amendment, Perhaps tho radicals oppos.
ing his efforts to rush It through The House,
would have been more disposed to give aTay
under his urgent representa- atious had hls tone
and manner been little less dlctatoEial.' Mr.:
Stevens no doubt has reason to think. in view
Of his long experience In and recognized DO
sition % leader Of the House, that his words
and Wishes ought to receive more than ordi-
nary regard. But he will find ont before long
that his tnauence is by no means increased by
the peculiar, almost arrogant air, with which
ne has lately, more than ever before, ,endeayor-
ed to lead his own party
TIE SPEECHES or AEsBRs. CowAN AND WILSON
IN TIE SENATE.
The haranguc made By that mean; poq
keUHm Copperhead, Senator Cowan, on yes
terday afternoon, was the most violent and
malignant partisan speech delivered during
the present session. q Has the Senator from
Pennsylvania slept Rip Van Wrinkle slecp
during the last five years p one was tempted
to nsk when hearing Ills bitter, useless, 'pae-
sionate denunciation OF everything md every
body identified with. the anti-slavery move
ment, that seemed hut a reproduction of the
pro-slavery. diatnbcs that In ante-rebel,ion
days resounded in the Senate chamber. It il
evident that the two Senators from the Rev
stone State will enjoy the. unsoctable distinc-
ton hereafter In the front rank Of the opposl
tion.
Senator Wilson replied with unusual
warmth, earuestness and ability. Certain
passages Of his effort were truly eloquent.
He has not made better one in o long time.
, 1866-01-27
How the Democrats Secured the Pas
saEeo the Negro Suffrage Bill In ahe
District OF Columbia.

INo1atsP0nQtucF OF Tue n, T. Hef1IQ.1
4zW4nsn1I;SoroS, Jan. IS, 1sss.-The word
laws OF the District Of Columbia by the House
of Representatives this afternoon by q vote
of III to 81. With the exception Of few
members from Kentucky and Missouri, all the
Republican votes Of the House were cast Tor
the measure. Previous to the vote On the
passage Of the bill the House slaushteIsd
reading qualifications, &C., by refusal to re-
commit the bill. --lfany Democrats as.isttd ia
this 1cork. The galleries were hlled By an1-
lous spectators and listeners Of both colors,
the blacks preponde1atpg, however. The
passage Of the bill was hailed with such bols-
fhni Sneaker Coifax lost his temper, and said
that b would not In future attempt to sup.
press the galleries unless members behaved
themselves
The voting on this bill may not be under.
, 1866-01-27
RARBARITY In MEXICO.


a,na .nal s.san s@l,u u OF faio~ was DUTCH
wha,. ae,,,..n s. 10y, " tne leDets, tae
cenf ,ono,a1 .~aea.,an. ~ "0 ~ 1H no4i 1ne 70.
Rr,t,sh .ntha-s.tss hsns ~ :. "sa' ~ Ine
;sbsa 49, a,,,,,sas az, % 011A1 mA ., ~ saspou'
aa,os .an...t - 49, go. 1u' o.vou! Lay =,
d,d not 9s1l ~ rsro,,.s 49, sds:.as, Aa'
rah,ba 49,, - ..sss - .. staeG sg Aau
t;.n c,r,,,,at,a, a. ,sa.,s 49, N-s ols.'A ~ Sn.s
49, A1+s,.a ~ a.-s.,.;s. :" n1.W ouue. Auu .le
sN..,.,.. T.. 1.o,..,S.u ~ ~, auv pop,al ~.
ba.s"- ~ casaySaa.S M Meu ~ =. N eulls'ia'y wan
-s,,a,a., aa,sa as e,...s 4 .,..s. sae saNeu,
aaa 1s.sa, .n.sa.,.,s. s;s 80 80. n! u5
4hc- 5;cn;.r nt.cr I so1e7nn . :. osa,sa.a
s,Iu.st '.1:.s.essaaa w puteses ano in-
~ ~ -, 4ha-. -. ,'7 1ue0e 'u'tnSes'
a..".,,a ~ ~ .a,,aa ~ 'eeu e"e ek-
s,.tas ~ = 49, ee =. 1uc uotI.nie alro'
s"ass. - 11.A.,,, @4 ~ "sso unoe. tne recent
~ ~. ~. a n'Ai, aa o59cr1nss tne omccss
ss,.o ~ eoe y. %as psa.ao' army, aoo au H.
aao'ute eap1tteo Will atms IN lhelf hands.
" We suan'at1is se1esuieo. Ihat thls mia.
mous uecfee as not oeaa 1et1ef attestea by
oancl@' ooeumen.s unaef Inc oncia seal Of
eose1nnenlal autnorlty' as wen as py various
aeeounis, mole or less anthehtac' that reach
ns non @aae .tae1eo counus.
:, aeen' tetes s'a", referring 10 matters on
Inc hao t'fande, declafes that the 1mpcriahsts
surprised q small camp Of the Patriots. cap
turing tnll1y Me3aeans, who were TO be shot
n aceofaance "ath the decree OF the Emperor.
General tra"iord addressed note to General
Neltze1, charactet1x1ng the proceeding as
murder, and asking the latter 10 endcaYor to
prevent the execution. General WeitzA1 wrnfn
, 1866-01-27
Contagious Diseases anon. Cattle.
IFTQm Tho Rast1n ,Innrna1 .sad

The report Of the State Commissioners on
Contagious Diseases among Cattle states that
they hare responded to calls In ten different
towns during the year, in three Of which the
contagious p1euro-pneumonia was found TO
exist These places were Chelmsford, Ded-
ham and Nahant, and the Investigations by
the Commissioners In each case were very
thor thorough, h., They state that II i evident,
cow is attacked with the disease
Fhen having large aow of milk, the
secretion Will be partially or wholly suspend
ed, depending Of course on the violence Of
f5e H. attack and the duration Of the disease.
Ihey further state that animals which had
the pleuro-pncumonfaw will fatten readily. a.
though considerable lung tissue may have
been lost. Since the appropriation By the
tegislature of 10000, ID 1864, the Commits.
sioncrs have expended the sum Of s., 94s Is,
considerable part Of which has been fot the
experiments ordered by the Executive de:
paTtment. Several towns have drawn sums
for claims made previous to the appointment 1
Of the Commission; amounting to 81 ,96.36,
leaving balance Of SO, 149.80, which rcrests
to the treasury.
, 1866-01-27

For the years 1861 and '63, no statement ;waa
published, but during those years, lust fol-
lowing the outbreak Of the war, there Eas d
great falling OF in private fretghting. II was
not until 1864 thnt the business resumed its
wonted activity and exhibited again that
greatness which must soon render the com.
merce Of the Plains the most wonderful; de-
yelopment of the West. The past year pre-
eents most striking eIamp1e OF this aston
ishing growth. 1t Is seven times larger than
that Of 1855; five times lazger than that Of
1850; nearly three times as large as that Of
aud exeeedu the trade Of 1864 By 1885,, 40
pounds.
II b estimated by the most competent
Judges that The htctshtfng. business during the
year 1860 wlll be at least g large again as
ofour Western States and Terrltories h popn.
lntion aud wealth the wonderful develop
nent of the mineral resources Of those vast
regions; the fact that for years hence their
population will be coiiaHmfng, and except
in the rich ores in which they sbound. not
producing one; all these facts point like Ia.
dlces to an immense expansion and augmenta-
tion Of our already gigantic commerce. Tho
ing 1t westward with power and intensity
never before witnessed. The close Of the war
has given 1t fresh and gigantic Impetus and
the tide Of femisration to the embryo common
wea1ths among the Rocky Mountains Is over
leaping vast Intervals OF space in its grand
march. From the Missouri River these great
States and Territories, with their already
large and constantly increasing population,
must draw their supplies, and untll railroads
reach them, this commerce must necessarily
be carried on, as now, by means Of OF aud
mule wagons. Growing as the West grows,
md developing az the vast regions Of gold
Ire developed, the scope and magnitude Of
be commerce Of the Plains, already colossal,
Will surely continue to expand md extend
ous country which 1t supplies with all the
ssantials nf life
, 1866-01-27

On the strength Of private letter from Lon
don, received In this city, 1t is stated that the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway schene
Is being very successfully pushed abroad. It
says authorttatiyely, that negotiations arc In
progress for the extension Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad TO Chicago. Hthese
are successful, -four will be carried to Phlla-
dclphia and New York for s1.oo5 per barrel,
and Indian Corn at Is cents per bushel. Time
guaranteed at tour days and no terminal cx-
, 1866-01-27

NcW VIlEAn8 F1odncE sHafket-1Hus 10.
WestTn PRODUCE nnd pro.isions-RAtny Weather
has again checked ousoEdoos movements to-day, and
Fsy ntte tnsiness htss been dong t. % %eanssqneass
LEGAL de1naud and tho sales to-day ~ eontae6 70
Loo br!s, Of Which 2M fne In two sQuA! lois Is &J,
superane At Se s % IL merits ~ = lo9 Eood e1tra
It si!5, 80 choice It $l20n and l6d q $E5o bsl.
htls nav mss5 so1d II S&@ o1!- l. L tetaiiing It
lille eastr The1s VIA sales to-day OF xo 1.cks Il
which 900 yellow niIed and Hhlse n1i1ed At Si.1s:
coottnnt s1ow Of sails. Only snoHt so kacks sold
today. at ae PEI bu. PRIME lard In kegs and 1e1rea Is
cop-IhtTA Il demand for round 1ots and vef1 little
at retail. pealEIs ask 1<A13c per for shottdef IS
19c for rbbe adess 3e1c for clear sides; 19c of
plain hams; 2aA3oc foE sugar cured. snd xs9a3 per
nr hRtakfast bacon.
, 1866-01-27
Boston Flour Market, Jan. - ,


The market for Fiour has been quite dull since ou.
last but prices remain abon The Tor all ktQ1f
Indifferent about sellln. except at iun xices
The sales hare been Rt tt.141.5 tar Western super
bakers. brands ID Is for medium do. and $ioO
sE3 Tor good and choice. including Genesee, Ohio
1Jnos apd so1thsp oho geod aod choice extras, have
Rfen sod q sit3@s alua nf - to 9nalsy st Louis
gooa and chocc e1tsas u ~ and few brands
continue 70 be held aE n at!apcc The latter pyce
Canats Flour 1rmains steady, but has been Ii node.
Eato demand W auots supernne q s7..sas,7s: con-
@lu.s Is for medium do and ST. es l233 for good and
ehotcG tnctuEtnE favoFtc crahna. In south1n Ftouf
ycry llttle has been done aud prices poulaA Wa
qnote Bsandywine at ~ and good and choice fami.
" brands Baltimore at sli1o3ldoo ot- Ryo Flour
there have bern fait1 1t Sa1o kr- for good ship-
Ping brands. In EncEwheat safes were nade At $LiSa
$50 4 100 ns.
Imports from January to JanuazyD %
1855. Ire3,
Haea%+ b4ss$----. 1W y{a
, 1866-01-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

Progress of the Ncconstructton Contro-
vcFsys
From Our Own Correspondent
WAsH1soToS, Jan p, 1865.
THE P3EtlDEST's MASTERY IN TIE AEr or
PLEASING EVERYBODY.
For some time perhaps the most popular OF
the diversions Of Congressman and politicians
eojou1ning herein generally, Is to 70 and
have tnlk with the President upon the fnex-
haustfhle subject of reconstruction. The two
conditions OF an enjoyment oi this pastime-
the curiosity Of the former to hear and the
willingness Of the latter to ta1k-being uni
fornly fulfilled, We have had IN endless ya1i-
city Of reports OF interviews and conversations
with the President during the last st1 weeks,
upon the mentioned all-absorbiug topic
Representative men of every shade Of party
complexion IRE seeking the Presidential pres
euce in apparently Infinite succession. Yes
terday we heard Of m exchange Of views be-
tween the tireless conversauonA1ist Of the
White aonse md batch Of Coppesheads,
Congressional and otherwise. To-day We
Learn that a party Of radicals hare approached
the ever-aowing Executive fountain. To.
morrow some conversatiFes will try their
pumping capacities. Thus 1t has been since
tho o,n,,r,, zF a., -o,,1.- - ..Y
TUG opennh VI tue eess'on' aao piol1scs 10
continue to Its end
The persistent curiosity Of those In quest Of
enlinhteument as to the Presideni,a on,n3ons
and intant,ons. i7eso,vae IN t,a c,11,d -,,,,~,,.
h1e ~ 1cast Tl4 1,rns,5ert,. ,,.,tas.a -,
w y. .saes aAe 14'ts pauence ana
eqnanama1y unoef tnese continuous, Wcarying
infections call for our admiration. But the
most noticeable feature OF these chron,c r..
construction confshs IL The fart tb,t ,n,,or
~, .,a ,,o.. 5,-...,,.a &. - -,..1A',
oAa anu 4noel Wv as'ueu ~ Po.nt Q! pouHcal
coos1e1'ons NJ tne mqulsitor1M visitors have
been, hardly any have left the White House
without satisfactory Impressions Is to the
Evecut1ve,a tendcne,ea Th,vo hoo-a ~
-" - -NN.,s's @so I'm
oe1a's' 1aoA.ele auu eonsst'a.1fe 1epaon-
49,, 49,. 1.,s. '4"s 49, .,' se'ty
saaas s4.r..a. 4 .n.,-@ e.Au, .. s.iA- ue .sua
onne LUZ to"sfu, aae'l Pal'y tnan 1o"a1os tneir
opponents. ue1nocfats declare that he VIII
break up the Republican party and become
the head OF new partv. Of which thev un1
eont,tute The contro,l5ns ,,,wor ra,s
H., p.,,,,,,,;..,.s - s t eoaecF'a~
~. .spt,0 ~, @aee'' .uat ne LII continue 10
Occupy m1aale ground between the twoex-
irene parties. Radicals proclaim.
NJ their inference from vh.t thcv
n.uu Hoo LIZ own Ups, That there
WV oe no Rupture between him and Congress.
ana 20 tney all 1eel com1ottcd and assured a.
@ 70 tAe luIoIe- eu4l Il y evident from the cur
, 1866-01-27
Z ,UHlc.AGo pAn,Y ,TaVr~
~~rrur,s IN. n.r kf1nAT Eve. Jan. H.
tno ESxfeyu roads: !" ae 1olot t1yt1 q

: l0 NFa&H AIunk 12lW&$ - UK1l9 ffDTtnlnn.
ATspcot sh stc.tn nuu Pust3and 1sSc = 10 s. - -
...FL0QK-Eeea.sd .,7ss nsa4 sa,ppod ,,so h,,,
1xAs-0 hfss "H9lcal" u 97!a: i0n bTia = Yc!,5S
west," re hsla Bs!ek C.iy' 20 oxis Geneseo "
Fxs-1m b1is ~Ptoneee" Al ss.n; iap bris Wees:- -
,WM14T-Escetyed.s s.s,o oa: shipped, 50 ba. M
str1hk dull And We &c 1owE. No. :: Sprnrx s;esdY.
So hu DO = = q srr1So WukAr-.5no In IA
spEnK as sls; IS oen bu 90 1t sl..5x; SM 6u d. AZ
hoass il - aS 5 = = s5,x T. Z !so y 90 sPse
1I1 x: 400 In do IN. 81 at Afc; ise6 In IL =,
e*Se-Sios4nF dull and weak AZ 3i1 EoE No tSnrinr
EUkS-Hece3ved ltSI bu: shipped ~ = hu Ma.
4u1e' hnn ste1dy. Saes vtre 4g bu No At r.
Ieo no rseetSa = SC; na bp. do 1t nXc: ZOO b. II
OA1.S.-Kectred s.so bu.; shipped 7,1,t ou. v,,.
keI Gull S1lea wett: IO hu. No. ii Ike i'm -,
do. 1t sitc; Ga b. do. 1t &Hc; 1000 bu d II ~
1@ hn No at 11Ao 1000 bu. m butiaps II &c. "s
~; M,;lEess.vsa, "A a r. BY: ,nipgsd 10 b. Market
BARLEY-Reerirtd. 100 bu; SHRED ..t In Ma.
ket dull md nou!nal. No sales wc1r reporteI 1s
ALCnkjCL-NotulnAI It HSs4 H.
HEA NS-AArke1 Inactive and p1rniuaI At -.ay.
hkAN:t N Se-sa1es "eso: 10 tons niadiings "a
RROOM CQRS-sa1es were .ous tstr \, .,.o m.
tor. DO = 9i1@W 3 toos POOR At se:.io 'A-''1s'
hEENWAX-Wtt do not hear OF any tz7a5scttens
and the market u ~ be quoted notntnatxs 10 4 "a
BETTKR-Receiyea- 6.sc1 nss shipped, 4l95 os
The market continues very quiet zua plces rpto ea
We qnote the outg,de rree It zc though IN occason
q sale s ru4de At 19c. We G1ote:
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, 1866-01-27

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The market haA been more nctive to-day but At 4
further decline Of 2n5e Per leo H. The tstes rsuva
from sat32s.s-chieny as ts0oa9.5o.
The market opened with large number. IN tho peus
awaiting buyers, md ~ holders manifested dis
position to eouctde the reduction asked oy Operators
tho Latter took hold freely and By three O'Clock nezr
y 5000 changed hands. Packers hare taken the bal
aoce ofthe ssock, though shippers arc working With
mo1e spirit than for some weeks ar even months psa
having taken nearly 100 Hogs.
It will be observed that tho weights Of the hoss sold
to-day aEchard}y up to the average Of the past few
weeks.
We quote the market active, 1t = decline Of 2oa5c
p 10 Ms On The saleg Of yesterday.
, 1866-01-27

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 20, 1865.
The receipts and shinnents during the past
twenty-four hours comparo with those Of the cor
responding date last Jeaz as fo1lnw1: