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patiirten tSef9irrel, Netiefidm panreaa Sta,tds
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ntsli9 MHe1eesr Bamsite erpt fbt itne ief 60 6ia6
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n ieoen Real store 6as 30, yslte befraet.
ASK bteten Agenten 1btxe Borfbstle, ale itaenS
eia aheges fnns m Ger g uclrrens. Ei6ers inerrs,
ffif elnee pen ~ 4erfpRen iur 81, ppn 30 fiIr a3
uen ~ fir - Hise an NOD Sr6sere 81 perk6ltisiS.
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pereen nuf 8erldnssa foitenfrei 3neeenbt.
Dietfigens IDelne els A9en u abdtip Al Sethtpfl,z
i@eli, poleiT aetduief TIRE Cfbsfs eihfntdeh : lie
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gnn fb rne MbrsHs wpIene Eep toe, v dina Sttuel,
Sfa0e oKnineueufeug nre oefi1ie6ene anbefs
pertbDoHe AxSfKel kolten, tatirli@ aiea I'm gers
bdAtis "a BET ct5Ee res hubs.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02
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Or @sIbmarft folpubI, aIs bic yapisrbSrfe
5ssSteil nnr renise inb unbttenirn6e Gupan-
tiiistn ittt ssriser 0O9e. - Aud bic gauut.
wrlls bebauptsts sIriese prstfe. -9er eetrei-
ctlsarti mar sttras bsIsbeer, obne aber cine
Berf9tsesnbeit Der s,rsile su ,eiaen.- SIM
Aastnteilirn marin bic @rl@Sfts befriebioeub
CORPORATIONS gbsds Fns penie bsasbrt.
Sit psrben BON ben Brsfrrs NIT IS Sen,s
StaabH uue sun 78-sOG. beaebeu
5ndsr. Orleans 14-f5, Dema.
rara f5-f6; auFetaufer u. f6a !; g. f6:
8. f5s ets; Srulbse III gts;
"a ffte. &tu 2i-254 easuasra 26a
Sara 37--3S Cts.
Bacon @nrft tia. aIare seit,n
tSt Gents; SGinfen t7A, 2uderShinr,,,
2O+2t; .9&uIttrn 49, els.
MttL 1rsam Giiy $40; grooSpos
Grtra II DOa.; 9fbansn asiHs 10 ron.
Mpnniain Zen ~ Dpa.g
Bai3en. @urbe nit S1.4O-5O be,obIt
Rprn. Dom Bassn, aItrs $3.50 Sta
am Depot in S6frn su 70 Cts, nsars In BEN
slsbrtn 40 @ts. -
aafanien $500 pr guf6sL.
9tanats-sO Ron Dollar Is Geats-
so Gents per 8uIEeI.
5eu. Pop Dollar hie Spune.
H6seI, $5.25 fir 10 unb Ger nnS 25
&is. Iaebr fir ieee fleinere yfamnter
S&mals in Sisrsss 20 in Reas 221 Cts.
Sdmsrrifn SIrs 1875; Simutby $3.50
perbs @ras $3.50.
/ ROIaifes. SrSinSr Bis bette @Oris
65f.-$t.t0.
9 ala. Sir Z 8aibsl Barrels i'm Gro.
Zen 81 fiir.5 9aibsI Barrels $40.
perppOI Cad $3.5O-3.75.
4ersen. Star IS Cts. Stearix
1875 bic Dor. SaIstspsn f24--f3 has
pfb.
Gifen. EepneiTss 9ta6 108 Gts., pitts-
burg Stab Ct, Sanb 81, ,eilsnblr& Oroinar
81, SfufTa 26,
rs aaPftrbIs& 43 gis. bas yfs.
8lei. pig 10 Cts. bas gfS., Bar t24.
SPfrituefen, &pbertfpn Gcuntp
sBbistes fDpG. 90 @ts.-2.5O; prsinSr reeti-s
Frirt btim Barrel DOa. 10-f,40 Cts
Bourbon 1.75-3 Doll.
gBa@s stlbes 1884 ets., Orsinar 80
SIS. bas gfb.
7 9tift. @tpSbnIist Bar 7-sa, 8aney
pr Dor "a Doll. so.
SmbtsU Doh. so Sas gfe.
99itBpulser u Dplars eos aes.
SprtnepuIser Dpa.
Ssba, S4-9 Cts. bas gfe.
@opperas3-4@ ts has pfb.
@i9ft 40.unb 80 ets per Dse.
Z. 8e { Gbparbs Doll, bas Dss.
3 Gimsr 2 Doh, rs Cts. - 8 Dps. has
Dnsenb.
Stdrfe. S4S3 Cts. tas pfc.
sGfr. @eifern &flrrpe f6-16A ena-
Iif9 Dairs f63-f7, Sam6urs f6-f6s gts.
GpnbitareiRaaren. Ganss prbi.
ndr Is, Ganss 38-45, @umbrsps 4O-45.
aanbisiufer 25-35.
8cssen $1.f5c.
@erfs Dpa. 80 gts.
2pufsBiIIs 2. ia.
3dbat-bfsebrt unb fef, 2uas 20
Cts. Ms6tHm 8fatt ff4-f5 Cts. MebI
Sngsrfein $685.; f.6O-70;
9aftr 40-45; Rprn 50--55 Gents
9eggen Dollar unb 80 gts.; RtR
gOrf nur % DOH. SO Gts. cd maIaf5S
U.s.; Bacpn SGuItrrn II Gts. /; Rlare
SSeIisu 134 Cts. gBbisfep rpber, srlfret
su &c.
@ineinnati2. Gss.
Mfb E-GamiIien 81. 25-7 so; Btiaen
$40 fprn, altes IS Gte, nsues 56-58
ats:3 3 fer Sc Cts. Meb- 24
Dollars so Gents 3pgstn. $l.34
9erff $4,000; @btsfep fret 75es
Sargn ftarr Seiten 10 i3s Cts; SHuItern
9as; 9 d maIs 15e.
81. eDnis, 2. Os.
@eb ftperfein $6.OO-75. gBefaen
81 .45-75; &prn sos SIS. 3afer
$3.50 N - pDrf S25.25; RSaaen
Sf.25-26. @pm mfreerif ST 5000.
8aeen @hnItern 1244 &c. @eitsn IA Gts.,
SatnffH 1870 gts; 9 mali IS bis
IL Gts.; 81 ttstes ST.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

" rs9aute Hcten9oi3 4stnnosf iene9-. S3Oo- 30
HeloeecEs, ietes- .75-15o
2oe tdpne sploene uhren, iebe.-. ..,.....475-;o0
5aarpretfe, SilberDaGrea &c Gle safammer
f9dst aut ---.. 81, 600 600
Gin soes lam ireenb einen Der obieen grsifs ,te.
ben tnr % eenfs. Sidets nit 3enennlne Der &reife
tne m seaperIs erf eg IT unb ppbleemii9t. Sci
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It obne Nohl geiresa uiio hufb bic Ypft ireenS
ener Anre aug iantt Der Sdrauf bes itnete 9sreis
miro BEN 9siiker hes 9idets ssecn Bah ing enn l.
rem DoIIar hbertiefert. Sie greife rssrben mn.
Htrtelbar on irgenb cine @breiie bur9 erpreb cher
nmee5snh Ref oeianSt.
Han nj Tuifien, mas Der Rrsis IN, ske man SoFir
be5ohh Aseer Breis fann ar einen ans
beren sIei en- SSertbes anseetiuT9t
M re4tttes gerfa re sd5Ien
Referen5en: = g1ir u6hIen kie TpIaenfers
aIrs sisen aus, Dslbe lrsIib werthpoue Arttie ees
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ofenthdeH: 3. 2. gSiteRs, Bpffu 0, 8 10 o; E9ts
Winnie Veonroe Chicago, Blanc, meth O. o: Sofa
e: Hifare, xeuis ICE, $1000; Dig nna Boiporfb
9atlwausee, 4tnne. @S0J; &ep. @. v Dan, Stem Or
cans, $500. Btr berSHeRtiiden Feline 9amen stHe
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= Aita. saStr tenuen RefeIbe ais cine redbsltdbe
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02
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R -Suiun.ctien geeea Ben
itaotiiden Nebenue< oaettor lou bel
2antler SbafeIfOrO cine Sniunttiens,
Haee seitens mebrerer Gteuer3abler
ein9eretht iperoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

49 Mt E I'm urot9er 8Dr<
fall. Guf Der Decatur Balm bat eis
mes iener Grei9nilIe itattgefunoen, mel /.
DE MIR gu srele Sllufrationen Ser
Belt, III ipeId,er mir leben, nno Der 3us
itanOe, Cerea ii9 Der Gtaat SenneiIee
erfreut, liefsrii. 9Ils iidb Der 3ua bon
3afbUiIle Dem Gnotenpunft Der 9eca
fur unO Der Nienpbis @barIelton Balm
naberfc, iprangen lisben berfIeiOcte
M1nner auf OenicIben un0 qaben init
Der 2eiHe Oas 8eiden gum Salten. oils
Der Bug itiH ftano, 9in9en iie in Sic
@cpdftua9en uno befragten ben Bag
gage ssReifter, Oh fein yidnte DUB iei.
Serielbe Derneinte bic Srags nn6 bic.
rnHf begabeu iie iid) nit benz CONDUIT
leuf Gto5ier binter ben Bug, beoeutes
ten Denfelben, DAB er fliGt LANCER auf
0iefer 8obn fabren biirfe, nabmen feis
neE NeboIbsr, fdOBen i'm in bic Cuff
alb nn0 9aben Jpn 3uriif. gladoem
0ies geldjeben, Derfdiuanoen iie in Der
Gunfelteit. glienla1o tann nd, Die
nrfa9e ertl9ren, 0a Groaier elm ifiILer,
barhIcfer W1nnn III. g8as aber aud
Der rein perf0nIi6e 8eue9grun6 aes
iuefen fein mag, iisbsr 1T Is, 6ab fur
cine giraffe NfiBaAtung bon Gefeb unD
1iedbt fpiGeBcrfdle berbeifiibren f0nn.
f rnO Sems IoIIte F4erIi6 obseBoIfsa
pethen.
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uuFoe Seize fbeMplen, nIs Der gTnsors
'une oes -@en. @igoman berOadtip,
Iefan0IiA ein0sSoeens or Ton Die chat
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

s ~ Ct eden. Gin Weiter-
Nfann, q l@barles Mnberion, rief am
Sntnfng.ti1 Decatur Ola. einen 9leqer,
9lantenS Siaac NfeGartneb, aus einrm
Sanfe InS ale betfelbe beraustrat, ere
htelt fr einen Std I'm Die Settle, mel.
der bic 72nnee burabebrte uno ieinen
Sob tberurfaAtes gfientano fennt bis
isbt8it nffade. &HOerfon ipurbe bers
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

Br ATLANTIC TRlEGhAPH TO rHk TRIBUNE
LONDON Jan 0NoonCousOs for mossy ssoun 81, aea
United States Five Twenty bonds "a rO, Genital Rsw,y ,h.I.
e6l; Erie Railway shsre. tai
Afternoon for money and tecoant s3id93; Amer
securities steady the following Quotations. United State. F,s
Twenty bonds "a Illinois Central Rslrsy ! Erie Rslwy
shares. 40
Tvearg for the account e aea, United
States FTeTventy bonds close steady 77a52i ro Genital
RhilNsy shares, aei Ere Railway shsrei, 60
F.sNKroRT jan oNoon-Ured State, r, T.srt,, for t,
inae Of 1884, ;5id;6.
Anenoontnted States fiv. Tvsu for The us Of 1861 7 d76
E'sars-Csed States FNsTwenty bod. for ,h, ,,us Of 1862
7s,aiG
PAs jan aNoop The Bsur,. timer aud tie R,u,ss nd up
ard.
h'enog-fhe RouTss co,ed stronger aud Rsrts higher
LIVERPOOL, Jan S0NcouCotton s'e; tie t.lmastsd ss,
"d'y are soee bales Nddg uptd 5iad iMddgu o..n. sa
Sii bFoai'iuss generally oae Corn, H9 for N,.e Western
what 10 for White California aud l.6 for No Milwaukee Rsd
BARLEY SO fr Americ,u Oats II for American Psa. .c3 for
CaAsdim FET - o Western Beef 100 fog wius Cured E,a
fme hev Pork, for New Rsstern Prue Meas Lard 50 for
Fms hmsroin Cheese - for the Highest stse Pine Bscou
=" for 'aabeTtd Cut No Dutch STANDARD Sugar 46 Ro,p
% fT Common Wilmington, ard ~ for Fine Pale Tsow a o
American SPida TuEpeutus D per rvtroeun la for Re
fined
AenooTe Cotton and BrsAduGs market. ara -lont change
Lana fIm at 81 for Pine American ,Tsow tas declined al 3 for
American Bacon has declined r Cumle,sId Coz All otls
articles arc without alteration
''-'osn tnf TIE sales 10 DAY Rot pp s0oo bales the
r's"D As 'te C..y 50G.a.t2gsx kssaa D@t W kGa4I
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
MEETING or AUTHORS AND PUBLISHER.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.
The question of an international copyright
law ably discussed last night, in meeting OF pub.
fishers and authors held at tho Fhave. Hotel Mr. Geo
y. Putnam IN the chair Some OF the principal publish
ing firms Of the city represented and among the
authors the Rev. Ireneus Prime, editor Of The
Christian Obserr,r. Jas C. Parton the historian. DR.
Tompkns oi England and Egber IIasard editor Of The
London 4nisrtcd1,.
Mr. Henry IvIsos OF the arm Of Iyison & Phinney
twho pay $1,000 annually TO autbors took strong ground
in favor Of international copyright law The custom
which obtains today both here and in England of repro
ducing an authors work and coming II INTO money with
giving the writer any remuneration for his labor the
speaker condemned ss radically wrong. He proposed
Congress to ene.t tho passage Of law requiring publish
ers IN the United states TO pay 10 English authors per
influence upon the British Parliament. requiring English
purchasers 70 do Ike Justice to American authors The
carrying ont Of this plan would do away with monopoly
in tho business Of reproducing in this country the works
Of English writer's Every publishers profits under this
tact and ihe skill aud taste of his workmen and the
author would always receive something for his intellect
mr JANIS miller advocated free trade iq literature
ne dd not Tsh e have Enssh authors paid FOR The
With lberaliiy. Ia England all book work ia done at
cheap rae Esiabli,h IA International copyright law.
idle There is much sympathy expended upon poor
athors bu' not word Is said for the poor pGblishes
grow rc as WINES Bseeher Mrs stowe md other, well
known To fame. The Chairman. Mr.. Putnan D. had himself
HS %a 3 20 Sae SoE SoSr thor Washington Irving the sum Of
oo0Ts. 9TIGSns, -, A. Ess,h Srpiis@an alluded 70 ne old
pom 10 publisher and author. shoot time ago the
speaker had book in press in London be called upon
pronhnsct poblsher OF boston aud asked II he would
ihe publish replied thar IL the book worth reprint
soSs S be Sreprntsa Without sey refereuce 10 the
inss fGs Spynstt at
IN Ngaid IN lls matter and urged ~ adopt systehI
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

The annual meeting of the BROOKLYN Society
for the Relief of Respectable Aged Females
held at the Home OF Washin gtOn and DeBabaVes
Yesterday afternoon The report OF the Corresponding
retary shows that the institution at present contains
Inmates. Six have died during the year, and has
been dismissed The receipts last from AL
were slsg7 05 leaving surplus, after defrayiDg all
persee, Of s5,665.
In the Second Collection District there are
lager beer brcweieSecyen Of them in the Sixteenth
M'fd hye III the Ninth Ward, seven in the Eighteenth
ward ana Two IN fhe town Of New Lots These Drawers
pal the collector for stamps $4,000 which is Of
lndaiendent Oi the INCOME tax The largest mannfac-
tufet Is Jonn Schneider Of tho sixteenth Ward whose
saos -Or last year were 60 barrels Next in the
ist - samuel I1ebnan OF the Eighteenth Ward whose
sales were over 1000 b9rreS Nicholas Sez also of tho
Eglneat, whose sales 1900 barrels: Bedford
brewery Nnth Ward $500 barrels: Charles Kalb, Ninth
Yard, s%O barrels; Casper ling Sixteenth Ward, 1900
barrels, fed F1es, Sixteenth Ward 500 barrels: Scar
nSgle @'izner' Eighteenth Ward 500 barrels; Otto
largest the others manufacturing from 1900 1900 bar
rels each. These brewers employ cons about 800
men Independent OF the wheelwrghts bla4ksmths har
aakers c0obers and cOpVersniths Th capital in
vested exceeds s0000OO One wer who eC nfnSnced
Dtsness with cayita Of SIS. owns brew cry that
coat esOIOO Among the rewei1es erected ~ 1856
md 1867 are those OF Nicholas seitz RemSen Al and
Frederick Eries oeeviDg an entire block OF ground
he Boulevard, with improvements that cost $l0dE0O
llsO the brewery OF soslaragle a. Retzner boulevard
md Wast large eselisllment, costing 100000 tin
mailing establishment Of Samuel Lehman and the brew;
ny Of George Dist2T at EAst NeYYork, Nearly all OF
be Old brewe.ies ars building extra cellaTs and making
'Tepaatsss 10 g4tegA tsel bGlsess
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
TIE GREAT ELRE IN CHICAGO.

Late information places the losses OF the Chi
cago Insurance Companies at S9jo00 and gives the fol-
lowing losses in addition 10 those previously reported
Western and Mutual Of Buffalo each 5000 Capitol OK
Albany, g. Home OF Ncw-Iayen. $1,000 Springfield
OF Springfield s. 600 North American Of Philadelphia
slsOO0 Corn Exchange 5000; New-England OF Boston,
$1,000; National $4,000 American, s2S0o0 PnGnx of
Brooklyn, $4,000; Atlantic S2lOO0; Providence 5000;
American, 5000; Atlantic $4,000; Ena Of Hartford,
$4,000 Hartford, $4,000 Merchants $4,000; Pntnam
and Charter Oak each 5000 The Underwriters Agency
of York. sl0OCJ Home. $4,000 Manhattan. Loril-
lard and International. each s. o00 Howard $4,000 Sc
curiiy $4,000 Empire City $4,000; Amsterdam, $4,000;
Continental, 5000; North American. $4,000 Arctic.
s. American EXchanC9 $4,000: Ltna, s.ntO Mar
Ret all Washington, $4,000; Queens, $4,000 Liver
pool, London. ana Globe, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
ALBANY.

A QUIET DAY-AN0THER UNDERGhOUND hAIn, .s.a..
RoAD--MORR BILLS TO REGULATE TIE CIii
OF NEw-YORK.
NJ TnLseRlrB &c TRIBUNE
Albany. Jan. 30-There has been no day
une the orenng Of the session when so little Of excite
naant has been visible in ana ABOUT inc Legslatno'
iarse aount Of routine business was transacted III boh
x1onse. and number Of bills passed TO their thru
reading.
In the Senate Nj Cauldwen OF Westehester gave no
,,oe OF new underground road so be called the Central
Read The incorporatOrs propose to Try single nunk
line from the City Hall Park TO the Harlem RIVER VIZ W
Third or Fourthaves
Mr. Hartman Of New York attempted a pTaetieai JOKE
upon the Temperance men of tho House, which "ouu
have caught them mapping had it been successful
the proper time Mr. Hartman asked unanimous i ne,
that the bin introduced by him be put upon ~ tof II
was according read as follows: An sct 70 aineh1 cp @
ter 5s7 laws o. 1866" After molnens d he biII
nne asked ~ the gentleman, who !auCduceu tho I'LL
SnnlS 1--WE its menSers some idea * ITS contents mus
eornercd Nj Hartman rose and GO, easTS neal ~
laughter greeted the announcement and ooecuoh was ~
0igg T % KeSdv m for the regulation Of the South and
Hamiltens 81 ferries provides that boats san ee u m
At Interval. Of not Wos thSh T @ Bfookyn IRON
"a M TO n D. m and at intervals OF not less thsn one
SonT from n H. M TO a IN The same arrangement is tC
govern the boats Of the Un,on Ferry Company ruAEhg
the foot Of aIamiltOn-ave~ brooklyn . -, ~
Three. sereraI bills were introduced by Mr. FVear o
eSyYo aboshng tlre Board Of Police COmniss oner II
and vestng their power IN city ana county ohys, 1U,s
away with the Law undeT which the Tax COMMISSIONER
arc appO nted and anRuling the act extending the
of Office OF heads OF The Croton Aqueduct Heai ~
Hr MeSieyer proposed to do similar kindness 10 w !.
Board OF Fire Commissioners, ana introduced pih "
THAT efect. n, ,. .,-.s,,-
The communication published in nc 4rss ad{ieiiss g
that fhe vacancy the Board Of Metropolitan IOlce @
given to the City Of New-Iork, has been printed u
scparate form and widely circulated among the el ~
Of both Houses. The opinion is gaining ground INA
Tafrlnany Han viii succeed III getting possession OI t
pao : and that Brooklyn will be left out in the ood
Ter ain It is that the probabilities OF such an event az
feing discussed in dark corners, and the brooklyn Nie
orc growing anxious concerning the maiE chance
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
xELYGRAPH TO TRs TRIBUNE

SEtTGRAPH TRIBUNE ~
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s % s SS SS Is w E9 sads s ~ 3S g. %sS %a
d st AsOG @ e. % cGS sS SS and usS SSS p cr &
hs % some At ~ bay, hcss 81 - M s rOI- Ia ns s, AIS 5
Dressed Dies Hos dali; ssIes 100 isit At 80
sS[ 1s and sS0s sirs Isd s zoe 4 %
spns sa r Red Winter go 50 for wSe ~ 70 10Y psSGs 9 %
Corn quiet uonsy - % r Oh NIs ws'. 1 0,; sS .af Sss s
Short. SIS; sfpsas. ss NadiEgs RaiIo'aFr's
-rIouT to BcOu 81 10; TO NeEYori 81 70 Ab9s, s1e q,
sss @' fce Sa @ asas '. ,. "'
saf sa SPSSPss 1t Bs Sa Ssis! cs, p p 5
BSis Bss sou s ~ % c ; B.sSS esi - % "a. . SI :. m % Lard M
% I'b b svf Flour EsE' $50 sst agt w s s 1a & I' M A'
5 Al, g Is 5d gSg @ s Ne sT'S 5 rVSssg co ws al
at saslc or Ear fnn css for 10 RE fnr and hehs
Bs,y s"S :S$ ,; sss /. .s IL M f y, III os -
Mess PORK ten +@ soq S2i 80 r on s3d New ee,s ss
s. P aosS :.ie. f of ccsn tsss 81 sis M COD iIs s GSs
sss @ssiS9s ss a2@ i 81 Is iS or H. Cotton d5 ss ss
caaRIs.ros jan acOItOu ac,s and improved t. ., 90
bale, Mdrg I7,e Exports Tor the wsehIe Great s.i.a s
bse. Receipts the week ooO bales sales for the wsf soo
bale, Receipts. today LOS bales. ALE. D., A,.. ga
bales Mdus i6ai7c Sales % the week, eoo rssps $40
Cacsso jan 9oFlear moderately se.l,'i Spring E, e e
~ csI for No. Com-oa nonsi New srm at s2c oas gO'.
ss y' '.s $ 81 4 'Sspf 'b B sS 's 'is
aad 81 q oT Rejected Provision: nn ssd shade ashsI o,asa
cs is t'aSls s,cir. and aaas st @ Laf y,ocsd j. |
l2ldsc Balk shoulders 7laTc. loose Eneh3
Meats more Cear Mides l0c boKd ShQt CoaF lie
loose Picked Meats quiet arfrn Hams 2e packed Greer se
fnner the block Dressed Hogs active aud advanced le
closing a at 81 Sss CO. Live es, active and sm q ,d,sf:
iOd 5c 50 asa ~ s5 Beef Cattle p0israe.s
good choice Shipping Coffee steady An1
uncan ged Reeeip,s39Oj bb Flour; 229 bush Wheat 0'
bush 1900 Dressed Hogs, 1850 Live hog
Sbpments-2 600 bb FOur 1900 bush Corn 1890 Live Hogs ss'
Dressed Hogs
KEvoRLEASs 3ooton qaie. aud frm Mdilnu lSdlse
bales receipts. 33O bales exports eS3 bales Sugar an
prices Pnf 6rm; Snpeine sss
80 &6slO IS; Double Eua 81 25+ll 3D. CoIn-soe. ,m.
AZ
80 per barrels saes +1id4 42 So holders akngf& Bseoa al
rsucei; Shoulders l0sc Clear SIDES 3 altc Li-hosn ash
c erces Sterling Exchange l50l53f fes York Sight En-
change. per ceut DISCOUNT Gold, l3)Gl39A
Jan oit0n opened rm and closed eretef Ard
advanced &c sales Of 2sIt bales niding at lalIH ksespt'
1850 bales BpoTtforeiZB y o5o bass
oastwse 5sl5 bales stoetyand So 72 bales Sea Island a
| bales sales Of the week, TO- so balss.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK .
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia tBr Carnagian Ghsgo~ jar 3 and Ia
Foe 49, With se and 20 pass, TO HeB crson bros Had ses'r
westerly gales on the
Steamship Gsiatea. Sye. Providence.
Steamship Mei-, Gae Bristol
sanford Moore. Wilmington n c. ~h uoft Ard
james Hand
schr Sandman, Hobro0k. Rocklaba
sohr r. Alexander, Goud Boston fsr Vrgna.
schr Maria Whhrey HEX. Providence.
q Emma. Reynolds, Harlem t. oad Tor Norfolk vs.
Schr Elizabeth. Roberts, Eh1abcihpor for Nesavsn
schr SArabR smith Turner BHkstehpou for Boston.
schr Henrietta, RaUkin. New Haven.
schr David Nelson. Lockwood. PoEchestcr.
Sehr Gen. Scott Leach. Nes-HaveD.
Schr Clara Hsey Nowalk.
schr Best s. Strong, Brown EiIabethpor fr Proy5tlcs
slo0D Wonder Smith, Nortpor.
HlSD-At sunset NV, fresh; eea
SAILED.
Moro Castle for Havana Herman Sarsnbah NIas.
Richmond Va scb Lord Of the Isles and large f Of eosls5
schoOBtrL
DISASTERS.
SAVANNAH Jan. 30The steamship Arsgo With go passengers
from Aspnwa for SeHiok has here With disabled
All well OF board She viii proceed 20 NeS YORK
MEMORANDA.
There sailing vessels arrived to-day via Sandy Hook
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BsToS. Jan 0irrived steamship Neptune from New.Nok
FORTRESS MONROE Jan. 3Sai Steamships kebeccs Clsde foy
Wilmington " C. Mani for NegYok; EtsIaa, for Aspnvsli
brig HoNes for New York schE Mnema for Galveston sbp
Ellen Stewart for Rotterdam
HoLxEs IioE. Jan. PIP m-Arved schr Louis L. srst Ksns
Be TangieTs for Boston Sailed Ars T. TraoD Old Chad.
e. f. Psige. :. 4. Hoffman Mary A.
Jan El-a. u.-No arrivals Wind ENE; cloudy.
SAyANsAH Ga Jan 3saei steamship Fanue for Baltimore
" c. jan Jan 3oCelre steamships FaAEls ZOE
Newlork; James A. Gary, for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 90, ls6


sAIYs OF TNCIAIMED BAGGAGE BY RAILROADS
The Controller having informed the Sen2te
chat no money turned over 10 ms once oh ao
count Of the sale by railways OF unclaimed Oassso AL"
freight. ,.,- -..,-
sng every railroad company in the state 10 report ~ e
Controller on or the 10th of February next me sum
of money received from such sales since Apr ~ Io" III"
what disposition has been made OF such money
BILLS PASSED. -, -.
Establishing the Office Of Receiver OF Taxes IN he oW
OF Westchester; extending the time for the coeclO o
the OF this State To the 2Oh OF MafcD a
thorizng the erection OF schOolhouse III inc p"h VI
Eew-LOts
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABIY.
Amending the charter OF the Mechanics savings bahh
In Rochester, and incorporating the Chenango Valley
Savings Bank ....-
BILLS NOTICED AND Bills INTRODUCED
Mr. UIBBARD-TO incorporate the National Burglar
Insurance Company OF New-Sork.
Mr.. CREAMER-To secure the rights OF depOsltOfs III
Nj EDWARDS Extending the charter of the Green
port and Shelter Island Ferry Company; Incorporating
The Geneva Savings Bank. ,..
Mr. acknowledgements the MmtepIams
WaterwOrks Company; authorizing the opening OF an
through certain towns OF Westcheser county 10
be called Westchesteravenue TO incorporate the New
York City Central Underground Railway Company .
Mr. PIERCE-AmeDding the charter OF the united
States Warehouse Company.
Mr HALE-AuthOriZng the continued use Of copart-
Dership names in certain cases
Mr. CHAPMAN-Amending the act TO simplify and
abIidge the practice and proceedings in courts or the
State -
Mr. VAN PFTTEN-For the consolidation OF the Rich
Aeld Springs and Herkmer Rchheld, and CooperstOwn
Telegraph Companies.
Mr. NORTON-A bill repeating the act TO erect an eX-
perimental railway in New-iork and Westchester
Counties.
Mr. EDwARDs-A bill authorizing the shelter Island
Wharf aud Improvement Company 10 build wharf