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Der Senat auf @fOntas 9 1br. ~t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
THURSDAY, Feb. l-P. ".

Gold has been scarce for delivery and 3-l6cl per
cent has been paid for cash gold. The closing
prce was l4Ol, after selling at l40l.
Government stocks are strong and in good de-
nsnd for al the issues. December certificates
sell at 9si per cent equal to II per cent interest,
and 73Os at 99i for the LIST and 90 for the Sd
issue. The reduction of interest upon temporary
loans to five per cent brings all the short obga-
lions of the Government into more favor. The
fact that Compound notes, Certificates and 73Os
will be funded upon favorable terms at an early
day naturally strengthens their market value.
Railway mortgages, State bonds and bank shares
were sold sparingly. Railway shares continue
feverish and are only strong, while under the
manipulation of cliques, Michigan Southern was
taken up this morning by a party and forced TO
50i and closed 60. This road has a large floating
debt and has passed into the catalogue OF unpro-
ductive property, but this may lot prevent tenn
porary advances 1t is alike uncertain an invest
ment, and dangerous speculation. Erie sold
at 81 and fell to 7e3 upon the receipt of foreign
stock for sale. Uader the present state of fnan.
cial affairs abroad, the importation of Enc win be
large and continual. ~
At the Second Board, and at the public call
prices "cie lOWct ulut1 tbo AoiSiEA ic"o anu VIC
certainty Of speedy action in funding the National
Debt. The last prices were: New-York Central,
EiaSi; Erie, zSs as; Hudson River, 1904 a. lOl /;
Reading, 99Q99l; Michigan Southern, 6si a69;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 80! 9sl; Cleveland and
Toledo, lO6; North Western, 27a927I; North
Western Preferred, 5ila5l; Fort Wayne, 92s9
s2i. .
Recent European quotations for American rail.
way shares are no doubt the echoes of prices ruling
sn this market few weeks since, when Erie sold
ut from IS TO 81. and other shares in proportion.
When later prices reach the foreign market, and
when the declining receipts Of our railway lines are
reported, we may expect decline corresponding
with prices ruling here, and perhaps even greater.
Foreign markets are frail dependencies for speeula-
ton in local stocks, Influenced as they must be by
the course Of the homo market, and seldom coming
ND TO the standards Of value there established.
when Erie is reported she water at 81 ana 81,
dividend off-a decline os 10 per eent-New-Y York
Central at decline OF 900 per cent, and Illinois
Central 10 per cent, we shall receive quotations
more respondent even than our own. II, therefore,
people are disposed To speculate upon European
quotations. let theu be prepared for the echoes of
heavy decline.
Money ON cal among stock houses is per cent
% a rule, and the demand small. There is more
demand for accommodation among merchants, and
she supply Of merchant bills is excessive. Best
sApss equal almost 70 pau loans Dsss Of sjs7ji
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mQrkefs-CARKrrLLY hEPokIKD FOR lHE y. T. IRiBtsE
..r THURSDAY Feb. !, le66.
ASHES-The market for Pots Is without change at
q J0d 81 IS
COTTOE-The market opened this morning very
dull and somewhat heavy but since the errya Of the
ndyices from abroad per Africa improved demand
has been noticeable, and at the close quite steady
feeling prevails at 4ei G49ic. for Middngs sales Of
1000 bales.
COFFEE-Rio is firm, but not very active; sales Of
300 bags at 3Ic gold in bond other Kinds are IN fair
req uesi full igaIes and note 800 bags Maracabo
at 23d 23lo.. gold duty paid. Stock Feb. 1866: RIO
IS 4e bags Cey!on. a2l9 bags Cuba 29i bags Mar.
acabo 100 bags Laguayra. 56i bags Jamaica, 30l4
bags Savanillo l72 bags; Mexican, S3J baRsi Java
800 bags SINGAPORE $50 bags; African. LOG bags.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihc market for Western and
State Flour Is less active but prices without changes
the demand Ia confined chiefly 10 tho medium aad
better grades the sales 500 bbs at &c e5ds7 IS
for Srperne State S5dE7 60 for Unsound Extra State
q sO0Ss for Extra State, e. l0ass As for Fancy
State 81 s5ds6 30 for the low grades Of Western TX.
ira se 40asB q for Shipping Ohio s9dSil IS for
Trade and Family brands, and sil 25dsl5 % for 81.
Louis Extras. Buckwheat Flour is dull at IS $50 S.
Canadian Flour Is in fair demand and quite firm sales
Of bb At 81 90aSs 30 for the low grades Of Extra
and o. 35oelI IS for Trade and Family Extras.
Southern Flour 10 moro active and quite firm; sales OF
$50 bbls. at s9GSl0 Is for mixed 10 good Superine
Country Baltimore &c, and s0 3OQsl5 so for Trade
and Family brands. Rye Flour Is In fair demand and
steady sales Of 80 bbls at 81 e0as5 90. Corn Meal
is quiet and unchanged at s. 9Ods3 rs for jersey and
81 30 for BrendywiDe .ll
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is a shade frmer but
the inquiry is Only moderator the extreme prices IN.
home c0psump tion; sales Of 1000 bush. Amber MI.
waukee at o. n 10 store; 1900 bnsh Amber State at
g. ard 6ooo bush. New White Michigan at 81. Barley
and Barley Malt are both quiet and prices arc n0m
nally unchanged. Oats are about cent lower and
only in moderate requests sales Of 2s 900 BUSH at AZ
40 for Unsound Western and 67c for state by the
load RYE s dull and heavy; sales Of 900 bush Jersey
u y p2fQ "a Corn y " ~ aafns aAsasad a1&
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easier; sales Of 600 bush at s0us2c for Unsonnd
41s5ic. for Mixed Western In store COZ a67c anoat
s2ds3c. for jersey Yellow on pier. aud $4,000 ior
Southern do.
HEMP-,Manila is dull a. lllc.. gold; other kinds
are dun and prices are nominal.
HAY-The mariet Is firm and the demand feir; sales
Of 80 bales at 5oa55c. for shipping and soa9oe ior
retail lots
HOPS continue in good demand for home consump.
ton and prices well sustained we quote al IRON
% G4cG70o. as to growth and quality.
MOLASSES-A fair business is doing and prices are
oeady sses Of 100 bbls. New.Creans at slDs ~ and
lbs hhds. Cuba at 43di5o. Stock. February l. ECO:
Cuba MnscOvado 766 bids. Cuba clayed, 100 hhds.i
New Orleans 467 bbis.; Porto Rico 1905 hbds; En-
glish Island 2s hhds. total. 1913 hhds and i6I oos
OILS-Lin-eed is dull at sl 4l~sl AZ. Fish Gus are
dull aud nominal. -.
PROFESSIONALISM has been IN far demand at
former prices closing quiet. For future delivery sales
OF $50 bbls New Mess at see sos go DO at sS9 ,oI
S2S s7A; 2OC0 do. seller pril S2s 75d sS and' last
evening 1000 bbls do buyer March at e29 II ~, Pc
les cash and regular sre 10y o Dds a. Rect i,
unchanged; sales f. bills at sl9sl+ Tor O.d riaia
Mess E6G fl9 FOR New do Sl3dsG for Od Extra, sna
soOQ e24 for New do. Tisree Beef dull and n1nih Nh
Beef Hams firm and in fair demand; saies OF Ioc DUE.
at $40 5O0s42; Choice held ct $40 Cut Meats are IN
moderate demand; sales Of Dry Sailed shoulders az
Io; Bellies l5d Isle. and Green Hams at lIc baeoh
IL in fair demsnd. and steady: safes OF I'o pv US
Cumberland Cut on the spot and 10 arrive, AZ ro~
l5Ic $50 Short Ribbed seller February. on privase
terms Dressed Hogs are rather heavy; We quote
AZ I9ialsic. for Western ind i2.0l3tc. Ior City
the latter rate for Light. Lard Is dull but prices are
without change; sales Of $50 packages OF lo1Ie. ior
AFrEasooy Provision MARKEr. ST o'cLocx-PorR
YVES trfe rner with Gales cash and regular OF lOVo
hbs at SIS era SOS rs for New Mess Beef unchanged
Bacon frm. Lard dull and depressed
sTocK OF PORK AID BeEF IN PACKING YARDS, NEW'fohh
AND BRooKLyS. FEB. j. lst6.
Old and Ns,o Pork
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r,rAu.r p.,Asr..xr. wA.nlse1ox. Jan. g, issS =,

TrxAwpY DrpARrnxxr, wAsHneroS, Jan. % 1862
NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN tina. the Treasurer Of the United States the AaD
Tre..urers At Nsw.York Philadelphia and Boston, and the
designated Deposariss at Baltimore and Cincinnati have
been Instructed to discontinue and after the first Of Feb
ru.ry next ensuing receiving deposits for temporary loan at
six per cent interest
They have been instructed to receive such deposits In lawful
money on and after date Five ONT interest pay
able on ten dsys notice. aer thirty dayS from date Of deposit
~ IL McCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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IN hand Feb. /. lsGs. 7.lOO

Stock on hand Fob. ], LIUU foI
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE EEv-YoRK AND BRoOKLYN
TOBACCO INSPECTION Warehouses.
Stock on hand Jan. /. leo6. KENTUCKY. virginia ana
NortI Carolins Ohio and Maryland. ~ 5s4 bids. re-
ceived since 9os hhds; total 2j572 hhds delivered
since, 459 hlds.; stock on hand Feb. 1905 - lis
hhds Brooklyn Inspecton--Stock jan ~ 400 hhds :
received 10 Jan 81 252 hhds; total l07s hhds de.
livered to Jan 81, l69i hhds stock Ia the BROOKLYN
Inspection Warehouse Jan. 81. 1866. s.oa7. Total
stock Jan. 81, le66. 81. lao bhds.
TAIIOW-The inquiry is moderate and the market
IL heavy saes OF b 90 10. ut l2tdl2ic for Western
l2,c for State and ~, n i2ic for CITY, cash.
WHIsKY-The market Is dull and prices are noini-
nal ct 81 20 for Western.
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RcceinIs Of Produce.

Fen. I.-3sJO bills Flour, 635 bbls. Whisky, s9l
bhs Corn Meal, All sacks do. I.iiJ bush. Wheat;
IA 9l5 bush Corr 70 $50 bush Oats, li0J bush Rye.
zoo bush Malt 325 bush. Barley. a7l2 bush. Seed,
Is pkgs Ashes, 13s pigs Beef 1921 bbls. Pork ZIG
pkgs Cut Meats. / I2j pkgs. Lard. kegs do, 25as
Dressed Hogs, $500 bbs Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

PEIEULEUM-The market remains quiet and
prices are heavy At about SEC for Crude and Sc Tor
Refined, in bond sales Of !. 800 bbs. Crude.
RlCE-The market is quiet at nominally unchanged
prices stock OF rice on hand Feb l. ieGG 230oI bags
cleaned East Inda Rice; agsinst tho sane time last
year 49, bags cleaned Eest India Rice, 1876 bags
uncleaned DO. and 1866 mats unclaimed 90.
ARS-There Is a fair busness doing In Raw
Sugars and though We note no actual Improvement,
thcp appears 10 be less OF the heavy feeling which hss
go long nrcy ale sslcs Of SO hhds at l0tal3ic oi
cnba, ltc for Denarara 20 boxes Havana on private
terms an 7OO bags Pernapbuco at or about lie Re
fned arc dull and heavy. Stock February ], ls6o-
% voc hbds Cuba; 400 hhls Porto Ricoi LIZA hhts
Martinique $50 hhds. English Island; total hhds,
"a. 7as; 45 $50 boxes; o. 1872 bags "a bags Meado
sERDs-The inquiry Is moderate for Clover Seed
Al l2 nc for Inferior 90 Prime Choice Seeds st l4e
Timothy Seed IL in limited demand at rs Z
bush Rough Flax Seed is quiet, ut e2 soa ~ Y bush
TORACCO-The market is moderately active Tor
prime grades Of Leaf all other kinds are neglected.
prices are unchanged.
srosTuIY sTATEMrsr op srocKs OF SPANISH TOBACCO.
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Amount OF stock al market:
Cattle Sheep. sAoea IA. Hogs
This week.. ...........lI3 62l ::
PaIcr.g..f Der loo n. total weisht Of hide taoy
and meat extra f5 5J4 ga Grst quality, Sl2 5Od $lJ;
second quality 4i 50dSli; third quality $40 50dSi 50i
few choice Western Flt some CT tbs poorest Bulls
oyino 0ren-s 1900 25O handy steers. SeOa si50, or
much according 10 their value for beef -
Co.'s and Young Cltres-fair quality. &9aSI3. Extra
$500 4e5 Farrow and Dry. Syod Sis
Sheep-fer H. live weight. 6a73c Extra, 100 to lao ID,
sd9lc. 49,
Caif SkiH,-'5C. q 70.
Thifotr-8dl0c. q 10.
Pe,s-sl i5G ~ rs each.
Rxw1NKs -Ofthe above 7s3 cattle. 1923 Western,
leaving only $50 the supply from all the New England
About head Of the Western driven over TO
Cambridge and mostly sold there. Last tho Northern
d-ovor. could 20 into Brighton and under s- the A 5any
,tok Ills wear Il the reverse the Brighton drover coming
into Canbniso end undertaking the northern cattle There
were some Albany young cattle kc at Cambridge Tues
day morning early a to xs and quality they were Just
" bat the eon, butchers want and they sold al liz
lie per -nosy idl2ic. The Northern stock was con
requepy placed somewhat In the background and the
home There we've but few extra cattle TO be- ut Brighton
the large majority merely good worth from 2ic
downwads There some extra lots on commission.
There bat little change In prices from last week sheep also
sold about last weeks prices. Business went on win
DIV ying Of the dovers szy that ots Of the
same quality sold lower this week than last Ono lot
River Sheep brorght DC while three or fonr
lots o ain, ,ht sold ~ &c. so Lambs changed owners
At 90 2lc per head '0d9oD sheep at 7d7ic generally
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Total lamont Of Asseta.

TosI amount OF Assefs.. :pbis5St1t
Six per cent the outstanding certificates oil prohs
will b. paid the holders thereof their legal represents
lives on and after Tuesday the eth Of February NEXT
FNy Der cenof the outstanding certificates OF the issue OF
1854 will 30 and paid the holders thereof or Their
legal sentatye and after Tue'day the oh OF Feb
mary from hch date the amount go
decs will The certificates to be Produced at inc
time u payment and Cancelled TO the extent paid.
dividend o. Thirty per cent Is declared on the net
earned premiums OF tbs Company for the year ending Ss
December 1865 for which certificates viii be saed on and
J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
philadelphia Cattle sIarhet-Jan. 81.

The market for Beef Cattle continues dull and prices still
have downward tendency The offerings and sales this week
amounted 10 $50 head Prices ranged from 10 30G Sl5
100 n good cattle, and from l6dSS 80 for prime
md extra stock.
sHExP-The arrival OF sheep large amounting to 1850
head The market heavy, aud sales made ct from
6a7ic. " n gross for fat Sheep.
HO0s-TLs market active. and Hogs were In good
demand; also head disposed Of at from si,dl3
l0J 10 net, rs TO quality. " . -
Covn--Tbe demand for Cow. was somewhat better The
sales reached to head from 30 for spsnge and
from &6Od = 100 for Mich Cows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

POULTRY AND GAME
Abundance Of Canada poultry-mostly turkeys-is
coming in, which. with free receipts from the West,
makes hard market for all but choice. Lots Of Cana.
da turkeys have been sold at l2d &c., rough 1t is true
but they take the place Of finer poultry. Geese are
hard 10 sell, unless they are extra fine. r-airic
chickens are plenty and lower; yenson. too Is sbund
ant The game laws being at an end, and only up TO
the 18th being allowed TO work on that On hand, causes
rush Of game. We quote:
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financial.

MKRcnAsrs' ExoHAsaH NATIONAL BANK OF rHsl
CITY OF NEwYoRK. January 81 1866.
A T AN ELECTION held on the 9th inst,
"A the following named gentlemen were chosen Directors
OF the Bank for the ensuing year: NI
DANIEL C. KINGSLAND. JESSE H0YT .
WILLIAM A. THOMSON JOHN NJ. DAVIES
DUDLEY s. GREGORY, EUGENE VSULLlvAN,
JOHN J. VAN NOsTRAED, Hermann SruRSBEhG,
EDWARD ELLSWORTH, ORISOE BLUNT,
d HENRY COHN. - -
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board SAMUEL T..
SPROULLS, e.q, was unanimously elected PRECEDENT.
p -t f. J. OAKLEY, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

Oyrcs on rms WEST VIRGINIA OH AND Coal Con-
~ PAsy, jim Is, 1865. )
AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES Of this
n Coapapy viii be held tho sth day Of February next
at No. II Broadway. Room No. 20.
PollD opened from 10 O'Clock IN: and o'clock m.
- \ b CRQwElL esEttU1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
n. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Prodsce.
foR THR WEEK ENDING Feb !, 1896

Expressly for The r. Y TRIBUNE BY Reporter
The following theclrrent rates OF articles in good
condition as sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers receive 10 10 y cent less deducted for CON.
missions beside freight ard other charges Parties
ceiving produce 10 SELL often with the request that i'm
mediate returns be made cannot always obtain the
prices which transient buyers have 10 pay. Our figures
are iuten ded for the farmer than tho merchant
and prefer not To dsappont by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
Medium Beans sell slowly in some at 81 IS per
bush Prime Msrrows sIe In fair request screened or
hand picked at e. 756pS2 90. We quote:
Beams new gen, s. medium prime. v bush u ?ODs2 Is
Beans, new kidney, BUSH, prime. son 20
Beams, Dew marrow, prime. 50G IS
beans, lnferiW -.---.--.-.---..-. I3D ~
Beans. Lima prime. e bash. 10 00Gl0 20
Peas Canadian " bush- 4 $50 -
Peas. Southern blackeyed, y bush..-.. -. 600 90
.IF BUTTER.
The butter market Is quite unsettled this week. and
prices vary in different localities each person getting
what he On. but Welding several cents per u in most
cases rather fran miss sale There is settled con-
vction that prices will continue TO work down. and the
receipts Of Western lots nov sent here because there is
market down the Mississippi. adds 10 this con
ton. Some medium lots OF Canada have been offered at
23c.;, stiD. in small way, select packages Of the
choicest State viii bring 40c and sales Of good diaries
right through have been made at go As general thing
the decline through the week is la2c on fine fully 2c
on ordinary, with slow trade for al except PRIME We
quote; r,I l.t
State. frklns, prime. y .37939
Half frkin tubs, State ns $50 40
State hrkins, medium. B..................331 ass
PsumllvaIaa seas saa pals .,,....,.s,s"ss~,sse3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

oYyIcs THE Nav York FiHK IssuRAScECo',
NEw.YoRx. Feb. l. 1866
ELECTION.-The annual election for -
II DIRECTORS Of this Company, also for three IN
SECTORS Of ELECTION will be held at the Office q ,hs
Company, No. u Walst, on WEDNESDAY, the ltth o.
Of February 1866 The poll win be oren at II and
close at p m. AUGUSTUS COLS0N. jr.. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

yet l.ygole. ZOO 80 a
DIyIDHNpof SIX PER CENT
on the ousandng Ger ates OF Profits to the
their on and alter MONDAY Shs ON "a
March next; also u DIVIDEND Of
FIVE PER CENT
on the Capital Stock OF the Company payable In Cash on de-
rnand; also DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT 80
in scrip on the ne, earned Participating Premiums o. the
Conpapy for the year 1866 for which Certificates VIII be
issued and after the I'd day Of ApIl next
DIRECTORS.
J.sys LoatxHR GRAHAM HENRY PARISH.
ROBERT NJ L. ORAHAa, DUDLEY D. fULLEh,
EpwARg A. STASsBuRY, JOHN a oMhN
josrpIt VtRSrx GILBERT L. BERcKNiS
Rowra n NcItyAIsy CHARLES r. KIRKLAND.
FrrnysIck II WoLcorT JOSEPH r. VARSun, jr.,
WtLIiAn X. SThoSG, NATsoS r. CAk,
Joux C.. HENDERSON, l.ohRAfs shsksAs,
(iUsrAvus a. tosovER, EDWARD mAoonbhh'
MARTIN BATES. y LORI - aAnA. 80
PAsCHAL W. TURKEY. sAsurL bAADSosD'
fKAxxLiS H. DELASo OEo. w hArchs
JAMES LORTNtfR GRAHAM, President i.f
RoBERT N. G. GRAHAM, Vice. President
JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, jr, ID Vice President.
n. II. PORTER SECRETARY Nr~-ioff jan -, iooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
CHEESE.

The improvement noticed last week, founded upon
favorable news from Europe has continued, and tho
gradual advance in gold stimulated both shippers and
spectators that fine lots Of factory changed hands
ct lgc, and In few instances at l9c. few holders
under the excitement named 20c for their stocks but
clippers ave rarely paid leic aud call for prime
ut that ure. With free shipments the stock on hand
is diminishing. aud is becoming more and more con-
centrated which will the better enable strong holders
TO keep up n firm tone. English Dairy is going of q
little AZ farmer urices Ne aunfp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
DORTAGE' LAKE AND LAKE SUPE,
i RIOR SHIP CANAL COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, a
SECURED BY PUBLIC LANDS

THB MARIETrA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY, I
CHTLLcorHE, Ohio, Jan. 80 1866.
N,HE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
J. BONDS OF this Company, due Feb. viii be paid q
and after that dato at the American National Bank, No a
Broadway. W. +. WA1sON, Secretary
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. =
4 MORGAN L Co.. LONDON Successors to GEO.
PEABODY Coz, available in the principal eires q
EUROPE and the EAST, issued BY DABNEI MOh0A1
Co.. No. SO E,chan ge-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Rosiou Live Stock MARKET
mount o' "''A - "'' Cattle. Sheep. sAo.e. F., Hog.

IiuoH1og CAMBRIDGE AND MEDtohD.
R,po,fsd or InE TLuSE for the -eex ending Wedne'da
Jan 81, lStd
Amount Of stock al market: