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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

Va The highest price paid fo Butter and EGG and
commission taken Of purchasers for handling
In wSasli psrsons DESTROYS Of purchasing geods cheap
snd n finding sv@ythins tina, shoud be ssrt in sxch
sses, will mad this .he place b come to.
lseenAs ths place: re. old Standcsssf 81 the sneS
- II ne Court ~ a,s.
M 10 tS6c KHODtCK uSLl.XN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

NOR SALE.-Two Rilsra Tables Brsnswicks snake,
ind nearly new, for SIDE, 1T very low price. Enuuire
Of H. 4. KAUFMAN
BabI-3ws No 30 Dearborn st., Chicauy, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

Nl.Ax SEED To LOAN, FOR THE ssEu VI,
SURE M n. A. THROOP,
Se% II" lS0'''aw Ottawa, ill.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23
BL "A. M * Eft 8

BIZ "A. N * EFT 81
Everything in the way of White and Color,d
Blankets, contracted for when prices were.
much lower than now.
Bargains in Shawls of every style and make;
Breakfast Shawls, Hoods. Skating Caps Sontags,
Comforts, Scaris, Hosiery, Gloves, including
splendid article Of Kids Balmoral and
Hoop Skirts; in short everything you can
name in the line Of Dry Goods.
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
HATS AND CAPS REG ARDI.ESS OF COST,
Our object hsng to slo.e this depsrlms, not having
room, also
fooIs AND SHOES. to compete with those
who advertise to sell ut cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

CoyNfrNrPAw, Jan. ARRIVALS at these yards Tor
the week are % cars III stock including 4t9 beeVes l5I
sheep 9 hogs and 10 mnlesa over the Hew ceffS
10 OF hogs and of sheep About 900 Of the cattle came
in SO ia the week that they have neen sent 10
here NJ Halle The market is weak, considering the
hight arrivals, with only $500 head reported az ApS
most of Them tin cattle, those showing nara look
from long exposure in snowbOund trains. lght supply
is anticipated at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The sheep nave an
Lreu sold except one carload, which came In To-Day
Prices are 5ae witha very few fresh Jersey sheep Oh
100 n, choice and fat, sold 80 Isc , - -. Adj,
Hogs are selling slowly at 6tdGlc inc ~ cars Nn AZ
arrestbis morning are unsOld All the rest were as
posed Of and killed tho premises together win some 4
held over from last week, making 75n slaughtered dur
ing the week Western dressed are coming forward
freely and offering at dsbc they ijme the sale OF hVe
hogs
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r,oh0D0c, /, nominal at lOsse1oes for 60 day ster-

Exchange Is nominal at lVJt@ lV't AOi w u"y oVOA
ling ooo
bnsh Oats at 3d. in ships bags $4,000 bush Corn at
Al and 500 tos Beef at is. Cd.
The Chicago and West road reports the tTaiho
Of Dccember .ooua
go .s6l6,236 Increase
The Chicago and Great Eastern Railway earned lor
the month of December; .....
1855 s1o2957 60 1866 5es 70 Increase. {"
At the annual meeting of the Cleveland ana Plus
burgh Railroad Company, at Cleveland on Weones-
day Jan. 8. the following new Board OF Direction
was made for the year 1867: Messrs JAS II. banker
O. w. Durant. David Bows, Thos Slocomb and Jolm
steward of Ncw-York; j. II. Tracy, of Chicago; D.
n McCnIoch. of Wellsville, Ohio; W. w. Holloway
If bridgeport, Ohio b. i. Jones and J. II. Shoen-
hercer of Pittsburgh; and J. +. Clark and l. J..
Handy, of Cleveland.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared q
seIni-annual dividend of 5 per cent.
The National Fire Insurance Company have de-
olarcd asemi-annual dividend Of Gper cent, payable
on the 9th instant
The following table of prices shows the effect OF
the war and the use of paper money upon prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The final session of the Board of Aldermen Tor ihe
wear ,ss Was held mt o'clock ON Saturday afternoon me
President John Brice, esq, in the chair. 80,
resolution was presented In favor OF directing .he
Controller 10 draw his warrant In favor OF caon '" 'he
regular attendant reporters Of the koafas OF "a
and Couneimen for the sum OF sT ot ~, az.
reporting TIE proceedngs In said Boards curing the year
1872 m resolution was offered thanking the lobby
s tsir constant and faithful attendance at the Sessions
OF the Board and expressing VIZ "S" 'hs' " "o"o "
equally attentive to the now Board.
IAarman VaRSuM On disgusu-oh don't Offer that y
nito,nsn EeIILr-"T This may bo good joke, lyo's
,ofe Won KNOW; but it viii never do 10 place such
resolution on ieeoIu -, =, ..,. ...,r a..
annreciste the resolution, viii withdraw H. uang-
teri !. 90. =, I ,,.,. "a "a. de,ot,s.
for the faithful performance OF their duties were aaop'e.
after which the Board adjourned size dls, a.. M.
shortly after the adjournment OF tile hoafu BIZ
the retiring President presented with MASSIVE F'Hs
chain, attached 10 which was very large ai1sk 81
exquisite workmanship. f AZ -, arrtft9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
THE MARKETS.
lcanla3J IepoIiel ~ TsE Tns0yF

- lCsfrissJ reported iog THE IHsgNfl
~ SATURDAY, Jan. Z, 1861
tsBEs- Pots are firm aud N COED dcInaAd ~
= 1sa - 50 Tor Oh and New Inspection Pearls M
sated and accurate quotations eHuDot be given; sale
Of bbs reported ~ SlOaSI2
BRICKS are finn. with q fair demapf 90 81 D8f5 for
ffOnt
CEMENT - firm and 30 demand IL s.. cash.
COIfOH Tin market opened rather dull, i'ut snse-
qaeniy beiier dewand prevailed, principally from chip
pfs and ~ Die cot there - tone; sales ~ 900
bales at ase for Hiddng Upagds 70 Jic for 90. New
Orleans.
CCffIE-1he bnsiies. 10 day has been very lght, aud
Ns nave no s9lfe - adVisf; prices unchanged
fiDUh AND NIAirsinee the date OF cur last weekly
review we have had cheerful feeling iD The market
tQr western ana -t0te fouf; the neager arrivals aud
eteady reduction The stock, have induced the trade
ssPpy Demeyes quito freely shippers 10 the West
Ibeies and Central Anerea have operated literally the
Fesep IN prospect light and holders aTenO disposed
70 seD unless az advanced prices. better feeling
ihabcle circles very noticeable ia most branches III
esslss, and IL particularly 40 the Produce Exchange
Of Industry and business generally have
lvfinso 70 the Inflated currency, and any attempt
eeag contract the currency when food Is scarce and
fs e9p 81 Wheat very ebOrt indeed, eonlg MT fe "
I. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

destroy confidence and the aborng classes would be the
first 10 suffer find the stock OF Flour tins week re-
dueed fully 10000 bbls. The business on Cha &c to-day
was larger the demand beingin part speculative me
receips being limited, prices advanced fully l0G!5c
bb on the low grades. Family brands are frll, Dut
active the sales are 2s2O bbs at sO0Sl0 30 forSound
superne State $1 SO for Sound Extra bate $40 zoe
$40 Is for the low grades Of Western Extra 81 50 as2 90
FOR Shipping Ohio; S13aS14 so for Trade brands, and
4 35a S7 for Louis Extras Canadian Flour has been
in good demand and with limited receipts and reduced
with fair business; sales Of 40 bbls at Sl3 COASTS 80 for
Extras Southern Flour has been fairly active. and really
good Winter Wheat Extras have sold well at advanced
prices closing better and firm, with fair business sales
of $50 bbs at $40 20GS14 40 for Common toFar Extra
Baltimore County, and $14 5OGS7 for Trade and Family
Extras Rye Fl0Tr has been in good request and WIN
moderate receipts prices have improved and close in
sales of 400 hbs at So J00SS Corn Meal remained quiet
the supply berg LIBERAL closing frner and fairly active
Of $40 bhs at s. 15asJ 20 for Jersey g SodTo %
for Brandywine, and s. 40 for Marsh's CaloTlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
SSENGERS SAILED.

E.s obn strppes John Williams chsiophsr Anni Chares
49, o .f,yhsee Geo Rand r. Klein, q. barring r. Btrke,
a Wcrsyard r. Moneu A. csrter, T. Lest -
ron LIVERPOOL Jan SIN steamship CITY Of wsshrgtsnNs'
s5r u Usrn New.Yok, g. r. Ennis, WH. Layd and wife Lou
asn T. r. Mersc, wife AID child Thomas Fgaben and Wife, M
Es,rey Central America j. H. kf NcS-i0k A. Walsh, Herr r.
Px MIR, Fes children aud servant Capt Haddock ~ Banks
Ataj.r Mckenzie John Roberts and Wife nnaud A. A. B0duea,
hs Ioue EdNn ThOrue Charles James lrNn San ffan-
cisco, H. Philips, Austin NeyadAi Harrison 6reeH b. WAtsoa, A. j.
FOR sAvAySA Jan Sin Steamship San salvador9ecrge G.
Anrev MrA Andrews G. H. Griffin, we nurse aud child MIS- y
NJ Kelofg Il Dornely John REYNOLDS, McColhe G. n Moore
HerTt Lyons D VI Fglsr wh two shihTso and SER
1hoas% Dok wife Charles Hoffman, A. Huntington s ke
kche Mlss H. McCra W Goodrich E Mr. aud Mira - ~ iis.sse
Fernando Wood Miss L. /. Wood and servant Louis seghen az
hlbes Robert Wood NJ Welsh w. Park, Mrs A " Harrison ehu
child w Bowen " Huntington, w. c. Richardson .
FOR NEuViTAS AND 81 JA6O, JAN BIN steamship fshaee
snd Mrs Benmp Sanchez M ard Mrs serapo Reese and nnss
Mr. ami Mr.. Uuvus g. Cohsnuus John Byar MISS
sosors pssar Ms Anna Bayar Pabo Aeyo Alberto De Agpo
Sebssa de Yoyar Arscblc and Ms r. pfs and w.
NJ MasAlp loi Ms H. r. Weeksg, alsa u v Nesas1 ~ pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
Toiel..i.....,......2I,l2s

rICT-Prce~ are unchanged; 30 sales reported
SETDS-C Clover seed is dun az l3alic. Timothy Seed
4, nuie NJ S5a$s Rough Faxsced Is selling at " coo
s. Is A. BUSH .,,-.
RKI1s-The market for Goat continues quiet and sales
are confined small parcels pressing on the afkethe
inquiry from manufacturers being only moderate prices
are nonnally unchanged. Deer continue IN good request
at fner prices but sales restricted by tho extreme
views 81 holders who demand an advance over iile
Transactions. Deer-HOnduTas, 57s dsOc b san Jnan,
6qBU6R Bolivar, 45c 6isal, 67t@60c; Vera cruz, ~
Coz ChaQree 6s058c Puerto Cabel0 E5c; Para, SO9
6Sc al gold. GOat-Tnmpico, 60c. " 10. Matamoros tsc.
Buenos Ayres, 359S7lc; Payta 05aSIc; Cape s7tGsoc
I'll gold
sbGAR-Raw Sugars are stn duh, without alteration
figures sales OF 95 hds at 0lc for Cuba lOsalltc Tor
Porto Rico, and % boxes Havana at lie Refined was IN
demand and flrmer quote at lb4l6sc for HardS Isl
91llc for Soft Whites, and 11 l3ac for Soft ie0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
Bort njarosn's Notire.
CITY GOVERNMENT
BOARD OF CoUNcILMEy.


FINAL MrTTING-IHE NEW BoARD-BELGiAN PAVE
MENTs.
The final meeting of the Board of Couneiimen OF
1865 was held on Saturday afternoon, the PresideRt
WILSON GREEN, esq, in the Chair .2
The new Board of Counclmen will organize ON Monday
AT noon ia accordance with the provisions Of the City
Charter.
ordinances were adopted TO pave the following named
streets with Belgian pavement onehah Of the expenses
p each instance Ia borne by the property owners and
the other half by the city Twenty seventh Iwslns,,y
eighth and Tweutyinnth-sts, from Frstttve 20 ri.h
ave. Thirty-firsst from k1Ist-ave 10 slxthsei ''v
thrd-st ffem MadisOn-ave. 10 F1fth-aNe. =, ~,
THE board concuTred with the Aldermen TO pay Geo W.
Roome the keeper 0fthe City HAIL. $500 Tor extra services
and expenses rendered and incurred IN rro.istnk ~
usled guests OF the city, ana IN celebrating INC f'h
OF july &c. A.. III. ,,,e,, an. xsavo,
ena Roar ~ Aldermen and notify them that this Board
& bont IN adiourD sine die, and ready TO receive
anv communication they desired 70 make. The Board
then took n recess till o'clock.
AZ o'clock D. the Board reassembed, tie President,
The COMMITTEES appointed 10 wait the Mayor report
ed that his Honor had further communication TO male
10 the Board q . -,
are hereby referred TO their appropriate Committees
Adopted
Tie resolution appropratng $500 TO each OF the regular
reporter. Of the Board laid on the table. The mii-
utes Of the present meeting wese read ana approved
The usual complimentary resolutions 20 the ffeneens
afd Clerks of I've RoarJ were then adopted alter WHEN
the Board adjourned sine die. q .lsa.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
sRRIyEn. Sunday. Jan. 0.

Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah Jan With mds' Bd 20
Maysv Fs,s Co Len Tybee in gale which lasted until mid
rgt Of the n suddenly tom BY and beg hurnsns
Ne Of Tybee, spoke bng bnhssn
Of Boston bound to nnsh; 3D. IS miles Of Firing Pan .pohs
Sayahrah; Sameay NJ sgchs usn
sbp raada hence Charleston; 4th, NJ Hssras bearing
niles steamship Moro Cale same day IA ~ miles no
Vstter steamship Herman Livingston hence for SAVANNAH DID,
t 81 O long spoke brig America of Petoa from ,ssss an
As;ed would Try get 10 New ork same ne "a" ss e's
OF Trovbridge's Iine) with loss Of lhhoom . 80. -, NJ
BAH Idaho Chapman Aspinwan q days. With nobef H. "| "
JOy.
BARK Stag saE Anderson GraEd Turk, L. 10 days ~e
ssIt and mahogany 10 J. F. whitney Co. - -.
Manzanla Y DAYS Win mahezhn
had gales tie estire psssugr ie ons
Ksthadn for New-YoTk in Sdays
ET As o Gaenssy O1anne, Rio JanO days VIII eenss 10
sr Charles Thompson Brewster Curacao 20 dsYs with sa eSw
seht A J. Russell, Clark EHsabstbport for Sddeerh
ScLr Katie Hall Higgins Providence for TsngeL
sclr Ana Parker, Berry Portland
sehr X A. Higgins. Pierce Boston for rangie<
sehr Fnback Horton, Boston foE Tsnzier
Schr Stevens Sanders. Providence Tor Choptsuf hrer
schr. c. ~ Rich. Amesbary, RoekpoTk
sloop Harvest Corsin Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JAS5.-4o0s hbls Flour 255 bbls. Whisky, goo bos
Corn Meal GRO sacks Corn Meal 25I5 BUSH corn S,5s
bush Oats i25 bush Rye $500 bush Malt 70 Dis. seSu
pkgs Ashes 2i6 pkgs Beef, 145i bbls HOfK ~ ps h
Ct Meats 24 pkgs Lard 1876 Dressed Hogs oooo oDis
Petroleum. i gss pkg Butter, 1850 kegs Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

holders are firm in their views but the business has been
only 10 moderate extent; sales of 1000 at III atc
WHIsKY-The market is very dull and In the absence
Of sales prices nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILROAD.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

For week ending Saturday Jan. SO cars Iattie' %
ears Hogs 20 cars Sheep, ana cars HORSES AV' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

JNFKREsr Al THE RATE or SIX PIJ cGVr rfR ANNUN
PAYABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, on THE FpsI pay OF
yAKIARY AND JULY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
TIIIRTIETH DIVIDEND.
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

A sRMLASYUAL Dividend ~ FIVE ~ PR Cent ts Of il
Ns THIS DAY declared abe demand Il the cee te Com
uSay No Is6 broadway JAMES b. AMLS, j., seere'Ai!'
New York. Jsnney ., 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

FIRsr MoRrGAGE BONDS OF rHE CENTRAL
PAcIFTC RAILRskD Co o. CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
paSsENGEPS AR6TVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Jan, S-ln steamship
T,f T. Coleman A. Huguenn Mrs Harris 9r AMI Mn Goes
AI aud Mr. = Harris Mrs W. H. Mallory am ~ n s'eias"
= n 80 x-Esr D. .xszas1 - IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

The Boads hare Thirty Years 10 fs and are soqgcd by
eFst Mortgage, constituting absolute prior foa on
that portion Of he Road Bqalp0,1ts IfnneLises
asd Eatye Propeig Of he Control Pacific Roaroad
Company located IN he Stote Of California, md er-
tending from Sacramento Citg 10 Ne California SUITE
Line, forming pa,t Of he GREAT P<crIc RALaoAD
ROUT, 0dopicd and qiled By lie U5arrD STATES
CONVENIENT.
For sale al 81 per cent and accrued intSest from
January J, in currency.
Fer further particulars apply 30
FISK & HITCH.
BanheF and Dealers ia United States aud other de-
sIablf Securities, NJ. Nassau-str New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

PRlKCirAL ASD INTEREST PAYABLE ~ ~ 5 GOIp corr ~
rBE CITY OF kgw lORs.
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XPoRTs FROM SEPT. 1, 1866, To DAT
Grnaf Rrifain Other forelen

~
and with marked advance in the low grades oi flour,
and very lght receipts of the same. millers nave pur-
cIashed more freely, and with steady reduction III our
stock prices have advanced. IN our ia9i I"NIcM w
auded 10 the supplies Of wheat at the West as DegVery
low and this has been fully confirmed ~ WINTER
there is hardly any supply IN the hahds ol
but In California they have considerable surplus, ana
since Sept l. 1866 the shipments thence 10 the Atlantic
coast have been 296,658 sacks or about z6lCso puS
This win give MS liberal supply OF choice Wh 10 aS
good the great deficiency in Our supply OF Mter. ucn
If this Wheat will arrive here in May ana june anu we
doubt not find q ready sale Choice White Wheat has
In better demand ut improved puces, and j. scarce
speculative inquiry for choice Qualities AZ eAireihe
prices. few purchases of ordinary Spring nave neen
made for export hut the advanced prices cEined ior
good do has prevented the filling of most orders we
have had inquiry for Spring for Southern ports put
the inquiry has been chiefly confined to cry MIXERS
DAYS market quite unsettled and somewhat eXclte
Favorable advices from Europe and the fufther iui,
vance i'm the low grades OF Flour nave nluuceu
amore active demand, ana prices OF c9inL n az
views Of buyers the sales $4,000 bus NJ y p a. ny
sound Spring; - 260$2 80 for No. Chicago Spring 80 70
dian, and So 10 for Common SmuttX Nhte 90 DsiicS
has ruled quiet and has declined The lower prices ae
eepted toward the close rf the week hueis ba
tive local demand and further decline IN iicghls mas
brought forward buyers for export closing better ara
fairly active; sales of 5000 bush at 81 90 1vr INFERIOR
SOurcrowed State for Canada West In bond ana
81 p for choice do free Barley Malt closed dun ~
81 256SI S. Canada Peas frmeii sales to-day OF O
bbs AT 81 c. free Rye has been offered freely,
sales Of $4,000 BUSH at 81 @dsl p for New
Western, and $50 for Canada Ia BOND.
general demand prices rner, closing more nc
tive and BETTER sales OF coco bns at 6H Coo ioI e
eago for Mcgan GelG for Gano ,, and 5SS
and has actuaed closing decidedly better under kivOf
able Cable adVices and good business was done Tor eN
port; sales of bush at 81 1sds 20 for Western Mixed
aflOat; 81 20 for old and White nniXed) sonther
FxPoRTs PROM SEPT. l. lsGG TO DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

Sun Rises. tbs sun sess.. .4s4s Moon sss..""esT
HIsH THIS DAY.
Sandy Heck ..aA Gos's Island. s;S Hell se'.''.b'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

arer, q '-s s',ass,OOo. j. coago- so'h Of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

Pnm,pELrHIA AND REAoINg KtiLh9Ap T 20 ~
Office Ma 2y7 South Pourh-L, Philadelphia, Dec l5i lS5'
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Transfer Books
~ Company win be closed on I'll ESDAf Dec 49, and TeoneS
on TUESDAY 18th Of Janaary next n
dividend or FIVE PER CENT has been declared on the Pre-
fre Common Stock Of National ard state taxes
cash or Common option Of the holder on aud a
holders thereof bey shall stand regteIea on W.
hooks Of the Company the 18Th inst All payable 81 'S %
Philadelphia 60 =. A., L.. =,
The option taking this dividend win cease q tie eoe OF
business hOn SATURDAY. Goth March next after Woh uac VIC
dividend will be pa able ia cash only
Ni'o''''' ~ n BRADFORD Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
MIyIATuRR ALMANAC.

nsaon wife child servant Charles Necsieh Lewis Pes and
In the Heerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

OFYicR OF THk PlSANA LALKotD COMPANY,
ToNrTNy RruBISes No. 90 WALLsr NRwloRK Dec ~ 1900
DOTH DIVIDEND.--The Board of Directors
sb.P have this ay declared diead GIVE PBR CENT out Of the
r snnrs three months ealing 3 Inst AID ONE
rFR CENT OF te ssugs Of Steame sailing Vessels ETC. pay
TIE soekhoc their legal representatives on and ssf Jan
uaryN
TRANSFER BOOKS VII be closed from the evening O The 25h ns,
u,t1 ,is ao,ning of Jan. Z HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

MehSfS. " ara " 20 uUIlOllCi ~ Hi1IIEI '"I1'II1
that they are Offering limited amount Of the
k2oO0OO0 issue OF bVlds of the Southwest Pacific
RAILROAD Company, whose read forms important
link in the direct from 81 IOuis TO San Fran
cisco The Company have forwarded instructions to
their contractors Mc,srs. Rowland & Concannon, to
place at once on the work Of construction wost Of the
Qasconade River sn additional force Of 800 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

The total imports at New-York Tor. the week com
pare follows
We. s,liuo Ian Dec u re
DRY goods - SI.G002ss S2-27S,O5 sll23.269 S,452sW
tIeneIal mdse . 2Ae,7s9 3,49,01 1s79,G2S alee02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK, No JOE bRoApwAf'}
NswYORX Dec 49, 1856. )
nIVIDEND.-The Directors OF the MetropolIll,-
tan Natonal BANK have declared SEMIANNDb Divl
DEND Of SIX M CENT Of Government tax payable On inc
hrst Monday Of January NEXT - "a 49,
The Transfer Books win closed until jan 10 lSsI CT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

~ No. a1g CANAIrsT. corner ofvARlCR
SIX PER CENT Interest on sS . TO 80 90, of'I
Assets ~ - ~ - So v HAuGRWorT. President
T. e. Amour SecretAIs u. s. CHAPLIN Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07


NATIONAL paax BANK ov NEwYoRK No. Beehmansa,
NKv-YoRk, December Il, 1863.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT, free
tar day been declared parable on t "a
January nett until which day the Transfer bSos VIZ "
PTTST1 NATIONAL BANK, EEw.ioRK, Dee 70 1896
A DIVIDEND of FOUR l4 PER GEM
N free Government State County and City taxi mas oea sn
payable and January s6tb Bank
pay the state County and City tar in TIE ssDs 1t & an he hank
an until lie oh Of January JOHN PARKER, Cashier
USlrRD srArEs TRusr COMPANY og Nkw.foEK'
No AZ WALL corner WILLlANs J =,
A SEMT-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of Fly PElt
~ CENT on the Cap and the Government
TAX n'isO" VIII J." pau ' WI BARROW Secretary
DULL's HEAD BANK. ,..s
This BANK has declared is usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of F0I
HALE an Tg CENT free Of Goysramnt payable on and
'''r inc - 0'' VI ''"' w. wnLErT, Cashier.
GENERAL OTToEs ERIs RAILWAY COMPANY, No ls1 we-st
w-YoRK, January 3, 1861 )
DIVIDFND.-The Directors of this Company
have declared Dividend on the Preferred stock from The earnings
yd e The wear ending December utmo OF SEVEN per
cent navabe es the MONDAY me zs DAY 81
January 1851 the Tressurers once hePAoe !" 'He seO
holders of stock AZ closing Of the books rr,n, A.,
The the Preferred Stock VII close on sAiOhDAi
BY order Of the Board honAIIo y. VIC, l-
nIVIDEND.-Th Mechanics and Traders
~ Fire Insurance Company, No AZ MsisI' lpa1s ~ :, y
' fh CENT pA'A'' On am -''e j. ~ T0NPKISs Secretary
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK, No 1oe BRoADwAr,)
Nsw-YoRx Dec. Is, 1856 }
DIVIDEND.-Th Directors OF the Metr0pon-
tan National Rank have declared SBMANNDb Divl-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
U,HE NORTH RIVER SAYINGS BANK, cor

1 o. i.f ea,shv and hyethass & stnv s,ssngs from
Interest allowed the Of r per cent free OF Government
tar r1 Money deposited before Iannsr ~ VIII draw interest,"
from The lst Instant JOHN HOOPER, President
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