davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29

much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had l but read this be-
fore Just published s
Third edition. Price IS
cents. The Mirror @
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. By
DR.. j. Lubarcb, Practicing
Physieian, No. l43 South
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29
OONgsULTATIoN FRNE.

Patients must write their name, state, and post
otiee address, plainly. All letters recurring an
answer, must contain letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DR.. KNAPP L SON, Drawer $751;
Chicago.
&z&- Ahy OF the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients desoribiDp their case
in letter, when they cannot see us.
DIR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for ten years, can be consulted, for
1868, at the Rodman House, as follows:
Wednesday, september 25.
Wednesday, November 1S.
Ofle6."I85 GOHIh Clark st, Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James Clarke'S Female Pills,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary
70 the Queen,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29
Erie Railway.
@M
GREAT BROAD GUAGE---DOUBLR
TRACK ROUTE TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
and New England Cities.
u to n Miles the Shortest Route

AND IS FRon
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29

HuIn0TS and sores OF al kinds,
Ladies suffering from Prolapsus Uter falling
Of the womb,) Weakening Discharges, Flour
Abus, LeucorrhGa, Dropsy, &c, will experience
great relief in few days, and consequent cure
by the use Of the Resolvent. Price s1.OO per
bottle,-6 bottles for $500, Sold by Druggists.
81 Maiden Lane n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
DEPARTURES on SATURDAY.

MISUNDERSTANDING CITY Of Rosson-iams- u Golden
Aleiandsr Anderson Jam.s st1oksy, " Hotsnch,
ii Pcoopsr, Mes Stein, Hiss wilson Charles Long sad
wife, n Frazer.
IrvxHrooI Ann gIiseow-stoamihip Europs-Cspl , u
Chsnd Rev w Brown, Andrew faislo~ Capt Hat.
.srsby. John Roesiu Joes Eos. Arthur lioee,t IAs,
ws,era Rdwsre Towa,snS David M.elsrea jsi oasra.p
carts'n John iirejohni Jsekacn Drkss. hsnrt oNeA
The Storage.
BRxsr Asp Enthusiastically Porers.-Jsrres y peuni
man, Edward Lowell, Mrs Lowell Miss Arnold, MsNF
Arnold, Edwio Coles, Rlls Coles, George Carlsy0a,
low. Mrs James wluslov, Miss y l Nasow, Mrs y Lot.
Ing MIRA Garn.tt daughter snd mad foFrant ra,n
Mrs. Durn Alfred Loeb s.-s kfrsd gfesnoash, b osun
van. ugorsso. c-net Russell TAton Emll Bouf
g,ss, hrs L-urgose ana. chld. Francis Hifth, NJ
Es1stn-s william tHtsnsu, Hru1keuau, joserh UninQn
Naris Polnceieh r. X Bsdermsnn, Chsrl,s Fov'Hgr,
hrs Mary fournier, de fCsseL Henry hdnoad' "
Eearey, Mrs MARY Y vincent Mrs 0tsdoL d'hrgue
LdvArd Issionnal MISS Alice Mayer Nrs Nay Eaore,
korn; Aph0nas Bauer Fruhurg Uealde seina Thomas.
cini Joseph, Psrdsns Thomas Allen, Mrs Allen, 4
Thomas Theodore Jones william West and ssb3s % spoo
MISUNDERSTANDING Nonlsomsry-hlss Rowley, y
srer Geo scott and isdy Mss .stt. i N1wnfsns
Mas AcWilliams aud iv0 eaidren SHES, UlRsina
HShsr aud lady, and twenty IN the sieersss.
Cr,pira-ow-.sesrship chsrlssisn--nsvlson srd con,
No. DIVING. Lewis Beach and wifs vrs Ei;shio Miss
Agnes Duncan. Chs. W haidl Mrs cas- hardi Wnl "a
b.rtt MISS sslis Hardi NJ. s.us haich hss1sr ~
Or JAgo ps CrsA--sssmship Star 81 re Scsh-Q 4
csbo. mrs C.bo. Jshn rsmtlyn, VIZ Ife.cern., Dec
Bradford, xiss Bradford Miss PEsfford, yaicnte,
John RobsrA Cerpedes Victor fsr Fernando Figusrsdo
Id.rs:rS ssssn: Ssss ifSsries Jess sola;l L.
esd In Che slcessSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

Ing n there had seen clique IL. Now York Central
is quoted .. 1874, Baltimore and Ohio Al let and Penn
syysna Central the third OF tho truak ines at about
the same price-its dividends during the last four
years having amounted TO eishty-ons per cent;
and yot within ten yeau the stock has
sold NJ c6 The abundance aud cheapnsss
OF money combined with tho largo earnings OF the rail-
ways during the past year. are the Of the
upward movement IN railway ssocks In tho growing
value Of which public confidence has been much
Strengthened by the reforms accom- plIshed snd pros
pecve under the vander6ls regime and there every
Indication that thus sprng We shalt witness = more
rampant speculation for rise In Wall atrest than has
been ssen since The sprng Of 1894 prior the panic
which so many we're Chased 10 Az six o'clock last
evening the market closed strong ct the following quota
hsnsNew York Central. 1921 al32,s Erie 7ek 1881
Reading. se,s eeh; Michigan Southern, SEX s01si
Cleveland and Pittsburg s6a OF; Rock Island. osH
esl; Fort Wayne. 1914 Aloih; Northwestern, sOyS
81; do preferred TAX IS; fac 90 Mall llok Ill;
Western Union Telegraph. IS $50; Ohio AID Mssis.
sippi certificates. s3k S33S.
Gossrnmens securities were strong and al intervals
excitss under unusually heavy Investment demand,
and tho tendency OF prices 10 Sill towards higher
range The activity In these we'll stocks in general
10 stimulated ~ the prevailing monetary ease and the
absence of full employment for all the capital Offering
ing that the requirements OF tho Stock Exchange arc
much larger than usual for which money would not
command more than = por cont
The transactions In torslp exchange were On a very
limited scale, the supply Of Wills and the demand for
them being about equally lghS; but the market was
steady during the early part Of tS week and Arm 81 the
csss the basis Of 1929 for prSas bankers sssrsg
Is sixty days Bankers bills on Easlaod, u slxty
days. were quoted on Saturday a. lsok l0oH; At
three days. ITO lloK; commercial bills losH l0ok.
Bills ON Paris Al sixty days. 6l6k . Els; as three
days. 6l6a Sl3k. On BsrlIn-BanksrS TIA T2s
commercial, Tx nv On Brsmsa-Bankers', 70 .
7oH; Commercial, 1s,s a7sx On Frsnktost-Banksrs'.
COX AL; commercial, AoH aSoK. on>Amstsrdam-
Bankers, II Ak; commercial. 4ox 1914 On Ham,
burg-BAnkers. SO 8o1s; commercial, a5x ssH. On
Antwerp-BsD kers'. 616X 6lsx; commercial. $50 .
617H
The subjolned Abatement shows che highest cash
prices obtained for the leading stocks sold the rss
regular board each Of the following saturdays:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
1fLEGaApHle MARKET REPORTS.

is; ': y; = s's e
e q :as H. %.s
Oh 81 ss.sss !. g A S:s :'s Railroad '
. .s.: ds I'd "s :' ss: !, dsss
Il s ]. e.; 4 a.S
70 store Eye neglected Pes. nominal Al 81 lsfor Cana
'S:; :: en-, =: s; i,:
oHrcAso Jan. as 1868
WHIST ss ~ s: ~ =
"Ss sale: 'sI2 "'assrss' Cd sd'' Ss q &C. g.
' lsssss ist's ed
snos ssa Picked n as' da
5 sa'1,as:
1 s to s. si.'S Y: . he:
ss S' fsss T. ss: ass's S S
S Ss Su sSss rsss g.
hogs. 1900 live hogs.
Flour and wheat UNCHANGED Corn duh and lower ear
ss' s:iid; g. a ss.!ss
ss: e sSs .s
and IN demand =. tac higher was Asked but little
LOUISVILLE Jan. 2s lsss
sa sst 70 ss Corn oqt
a. a.'s sG and 1s new. and S.a5a
shsoulders sAo clear sides, ic Cotton. iS4s 1914
-,, ST. Lows, Jan. rs 1868
9ueI Yesterday with little demand whoa,
Corn dull and asosplSs !: w o.s weak a.
Eys snSasassS Barley held a.Asr small 'as q
$3.50 bacon r. ls AZ &c Sso icr shoulder. aud io
nc lard drm lSc ilNo. Receipts hoo sbis douT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

as. 10 wnmias.on tar was he'd :, g = ! - SIX
SIS IN, lbis OF nsenen patent paint 2-o gaioas
rsor,so,s,- Reoept. ~ ssl.; po.s ss %. pe.f 500
seo" ss J, ana "a 90 so O. nc ssie.
mess. s2i s7h 81 rs for do So siss72 Tor
meas. bss new mesa del verssIs m Apr were so !,
ss - sellers option Drssss hos we're II lgat demsnd
io5 ely: The tr.n.aslsa. beef were yss. isiso
SIS ai psa '' mess .'r aud ia ss s 's Sal
for sI,Ta q. 90 l,src' sssf wa, Ia .c%' aemenSa,;
mes. ana So 50 Tor prNs 40. Rssl ham. wiaeai
ase , sh.nss salss nv esls. 10 lots, go sass s
..s';s .sc piesea Shoulder. % sas fcf dry a.
Sides loo AZ rs s' aSsssss ss.
Gsr IsIess n. sale. SU bo.e. Ing FOR shor:
RIB RI, 70. r,s-. insulting $50 Soss: clear Tor Fs9ra
ss: eoos s up S Ss s's9
10 To-, No s. e kettle ns.as 80 uass. icr As
demand and arm .. the aao.arons in our Isst.
sales sas "a and re SO S do ba aG'
res 10 prime sh!pplae order, iSx bonded sill
ssas Sd s tbs ts:ai S.r s
fsRs. :ss ss' DO aug sa sss p
%, rh.ssPhls nsFts there Was more dofas Inc ssss
sSs ss ssu. .aasfs a. oSass az e n Is:
s';s p%: ' Mile Vii ' as Ss.s Ss
ko.-c.,olaa WAS with, decided change, being quiet,
r.. sS,s os. .l'l 70. fair good
s sass a., ne and a sG1 ,, Re-
n ssd Is.a is0 for sofs white aaa 49, is1c for
81, sT..sna was In moderate demand and frm i2ls
wss snse.nssa A. so 1884, timothy 81 s. and rough
TAtLov--Ths demand vas moderate n sbou, formsr
% s 80 Eel: e % and
pricss nsminaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

sUSDAY, Jan. o. 1868
fhs gold market rather quiet last week. and the
0ustua,ious limited 10 az per csnt-namsly from
e2sx TO l4 with tho closing transactions before lhs
adjournment Of the board Saturday Al 1897. follow
Gag which lao was bid The volume OF transactions
as only about half as large the preceding week,
Owing In par to the withdrawal Of spectators 70 the
tsck Exchange and the absence OF fresh sEcitsmsnt
~ Washington. Tho 'short' interest outstanding Is
potvery heavy aud loans we're made o. sac per cent
Yer carrying The customs receipts at the port sshtly
preceded million aud hall. and the shipments o.
bsllon and specie amounted 10 . little more than
ntniou- There Is q prevailing Impression that
pwing to tho radical policy Of Congress with
Fssard 70 the reconstruction question. ~ well
p 70 the general financial and cSpmsrclal condition
Rud prospects Of the country geld will rule higher
9vsrags thaa Is now for . long time 70 Como, and
peace there buyers than sellers Of the precious
stal So faS - financial legislation concerned there
IRE no serious apprshsnsons entertained. The bill
Rsspending csrescy ceutractloa has qustsd pre-
xistang fears, ana there II expectation that
issue Of gresnbacks will BE- authorized bu. beyond
xohangng the compound interest notes aud the three
cent certificates representing them. both Of which
legal tenders for plain United States notes a. fast a
psy are presented FOR redemption, nothing further WILL
y 20 % hoped. b done although efforts will
ouotisss % made In Avsr Of iaHAsfos Tho intsnt ON
p the Senate amendment 10 the Rouse bill providing
er the issue Of notes N place Of those concealed
- probably intended 70 apply 70 the compound in.
sess notes. but Il was not specific on shls point and
Assesors asw bill 10 meet this deficiency will probably
% shortly introduced Tho compound interest notes
nd three per csrnacsssa much legal tssdss
0ssnbssks. and therefore 70 cancel then without
issuing their equivalent in would bs a much
opsfacton - Uniisd States notes were withdrawn;
os she banks hold them part Of their reserve Of
ewful money. and on the LIST OF January there wore
ntstandiag seventy mine and half millions Of COM
pound interest nstss and three per certificates
The daily range Of gold during the past week thus
nMaHl:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

Ths market wheat remained quiet but 6rtn holders
esgs ndsp9..d @ :. C s'css . a1 rG =, The ,sls'
,ss 81 % S We o s,Dss sCrf ss sI ~ scS @sst
Lover thar .sos. e.5ss' y'.i'ssS SeooS 100 sr;s.'
snos closing Al sbou, 81 ~ d ~ ssi for old DO, IN
81 20 Tor Jersey yellow, Tor nsv yellow acuh.
srsrcely As arm and only moderate demand Bales
buahss s3c store 57tc Sc anonh for wsst.
eru Rye continued duh; small ot state nslors sold Al
State psr, :, Il y e. Nv Bssi,, ms, wa. dull aud
ras,eurs were lriao more active, and rate. Continued
SE.nsnis wsrs-Tc Livorrooi, 1900 bushels whsst at
bd 4Ho bales cotton 100 Nsrcef lard al ss td and
per 2soa bushes corn ~ l2d 7cp bores cheese
sau with quarters corn direct - Londonderry
ats British vessel FROM fhpaderhis 10 Sork for orders
about aOoO bushels gsn Al Ud snd yer ecnt primsss
American rohoonar 10 HayTe s9out 90 bslss cotton ~
lie: British $40 tons TO Capc Town, general oars2i
British brig 2Se0 bbls. 10 spsnp port, EsneI-. -srzo
British vessel 100 bbls .gc PHILADELPHIA 80
spaplst pofts one 70 n-aia 80 b1s capacity, general
cargo, aud Brsa bTls 10 Para ADD bAcs VI private
terms,
vusrrs we're dull but steady - orr last quotations
HAyIhe demand ipotsrAte ana prices nrm AZ u ~
va. Sn !, 81 Is q taa oos 81 FOR .hor, do
Hora--Ihs market vas rory nrni he dsDand -ss tote
tably active sses 20 eses Americas o. e0o &c. n 70
Bfsr-ws heard o. no sales Of any dsserp,ou. ssnns
was ssill quoted a. i0<o, gold .
MoLassrs-Ths market rsrnsirco dusI bul prices ~ All
Savyn srosss-r marie, FOR spirits .urp.ons vas
sssin srci!ed and rTcss fur.hn sayacssa hae, Tcrs
r.s siS and refused ia s.eh.o.s. ors.s safe.
100 ~. s. sd 10y ss % yr'ts '' Eo.n crsss ss
towaTds Inc sIose sass COO bbs common and srs'nSd Al
N1s 4 % YIN ave- i,Qlo 20, NO. - Pttah NaA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

Honey was IN very abundant supply during the week
~ from { TO per cent, with most OF the transac-
ons n s. although towards tho cioss large amounts
we're offered ~ OF the banks to Arst class
the tower rate without finding takers First class
3smmsrciM paper was in limited supply and In some
nsssnces with four months 10 run, It discounted At
low rate a 6H per cent. although the general rate
eMe . Z per cent Paper OF interior grades 10 In
larger supply, but the banks prefer lending
~ call or investing In government securities
buying this although they dscoun. for thor custom
III with considerable freedom. The drain OF currency
nom the Wcst and other points towards this centre ID
materially adding to toe volume OF loanabls funds and
only Geld for the employment OF the great bulk Of
s lot Ter ID on the Stock Exchange where speculation
likely 70 b. stimulated In proportion 70 the plethora
capital The return dow Of currency In this direction
kl doubtless continue for months to come dur
ng which the rate Of interest Will II 10 bs supposed
lfuls mainly at nvs per cent Tho mercantile demand
9I Of course quicken with the spring trade but not
fn I'LL probability, to sufficient extent 70 materially
nNsct the market for call loans The weekly state
Dnsnts Of the associated city banks continue 10
fsnsct thls condition OF growing ease. sho
fsturn issued yesterday showing q further
acrsass in each emnamsiy In the loans 81 sks. l73
the specie $l9l4,o33 In the circulation s1l7Se. In
hs deposits S. 2oAeai and In the legal tender notes
$685. o2o The totals for the weeks ending the lssh
knd the 2S.h inst respectively are as subioned:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
the BeANE aOff RcbssRY.
Further Particuiars-The Loss Reported 10
be S35O,OOO.

From the Titusviils PA Herald, Jan. al
Mr. Bsnnshons losses are much larger than ilrst
exactly the menstons Of bis crsenback pile The isses
SO far as Ase rtsned exceed $3.50 ooo and 1t thought
tho family yesterday informs US shat guard In uos
stssioned In ths house night and day, uOtvith-
standing !: !: asserted TIA, the deposits have
is slowly recovering from the effects OF thu outrageous
assault Nv. face IL severely bruised and d,.coloFed
from tho blows rccovsd, aud his body still sore from
merciess punches ssd mauls He informed our friend
that desperate attempt made to rob him several
months ago. Three strangers stopped at tho
house about dark to obtain matches and after.
wards asked for milk and whlskey. Tho latter
was refused, and they reluctantly went away
~fhous obtaining admission 10 the housc About mid.
night tho inmates were alarmed By attempt fccs
open window from the outside. Tao Bcnuehoas vera
burglars. Several shots we're returned and thou tho
naraudsrs rstrsaiod We woad STATE IN this counco-
Bsnnehor ersctsay defended snd sny future
assaults viii provoke desperate rssistsDcs.
ITitusvils correspondence Of the Rochester unionl
and senaeno RIM. lire. on. Jesa p.epo - sSa
for thirty seven years he has the aud
So producing tbsiT crops Of cora end buckwhea aud
something the or which il tina roo, OF ali evil
When tho oil eIci,emsni burst the country hs
worth the while or any OF the oopsuieg Who bought
almost everything, and " Was not until Some three
year, ago ths, he old ssns.nan could ada to hi,
receipts any income from OH Since that time
moasy has bssu Towing In upon him in an
unin,srruptet stream in ,um, vsryius In nbaoun,
from $50 600 10 SOC 900 monthly. And what
should tue msn 90 wiih ihi. but keep Il In bis house.
buy safes for ts keeping AID reviewers aud rncs
and all rnss Of hui fsli pieces for It's keepers
Nothing that bis friends could cay could induce old
gentleman 20 forogo this insane course and month after
month The sr@ Increasing par, Of being pu, into
bonds; ana With confidence IA banks and but little
In sonds tho old gentleman and his snd hrod help
moos,sd guard svsry nigh, Half mills from any
ntishbor, = heavy "trip OF woods hiding the honne-
from the nosrosi settlement this ssnecess parade
was kept up. a. though bakers dozen Of Determined
men eoudnt At will 20 thrsugn tne entire concsra,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

GandinE-lrtat az Lnpktorn urCWnE hEr
Alleged Murderer.
PouGaxs,rSs, Jas rs, 1893.
Iapg.crd Brown Ia being trod Gosbso,
Orange county, charged with thS murder OF g,rY
Blake at Corpwell landing Monday, the 2qs or July
last The case opaned Gu Wednesday last by the
pslci Attorney II wilt be remembered TIA. ito body
OF the murdered woman was found Ia rsvius By tho
celebrated aquatic hero Josh ward who resides n Corn.
wall. Ih0 head OF tho murdered woman war found
hsf submerged in stream, willis trail or blood upon
emo snca and broken bushes mar by showed that the
murderer hsd dragged his victim down hsad foremost
behind her leit sudlcont or itself 70 dsah.
A. the aruunI inquest IenEford Brown tho prisoo9t
rs tho lrst witness examined no had acted v0rr
strangely: Bis room al Browns Hotel examined BY
ue Ds,fci Attorney between the sdgcs q the board.
nv og .hc door, thu attic et0ry aud tbs Val y
spare III ths aperture pseB or papst win blood upon
II va. fourd prr of white psnts we're i1ugd IN
Wood upon them, whom Brown WIS shown these Spots
Oursl tears and Hsd, my God YOU srs 1Vt soiug
10 charge mo with this murder, are youp
These trd other cronmstsucBs nauced th9 aEthofl-
Ties 10 srrast Brown, ana no wEs indicted for the mUf
der Tho Nird day OK the sria hu eaSs5-
prosecutions remains 10 be examine .ri 10
Dr. julius T. Pohls, OF New JERK a ohemlss
10 whom submitted for Chemical and n croscop
examination several sr,.Sss OF Browns wearing apparel
SAID to have been spelled and smesrsd with the blood OF
the 10 ufdses naHa which witness swear. she found
tsa OF re prisoner IN ths attic of Tue ho.e The evi.
dsecs al circumstanta aud tie prosecution are not
deemed TO have made Qua very strong case Tho
interest feli smoug tho vlagers s unasqging, sai tho
Browns acqaitta ars freely orsreS with but fer
takers TIE prisoner acts though be was nero
spectator aud seems 20 bs impss hba ana pr'sy nsac
sba " take veIy il'ts irtsies. "a iAs p0sseelasS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

tOFTBH.-Kto continued In fair defnsnd fun
Sales go bagA sI Henrsits losc, gold IN bond 600
do, Doris Brodersen 300 DO. Ssnss Elise Schmidt
40 do Ceysn, Lord Nelson, private terms A. New
Orleans hsey bags Rio, 81 Music and AZ Bs,uaos 1000
bags do, Clifton sold on private terms
FLouR GRAr.-Rscepis sbso bbls. ronr zo65 sacks
DO zoo bbls meal, $50 sacks do bushels wheat
50 100 do corn. 1850 do. oats and SO rau.
actions In State and Western 6our moderate
change Of moment occurred IN prioes California; vas
quiet but arm The sales we're $500 bbls FOR soulhsrn
-four tho demand Moderate but prices nrm The
sales coQprisss 20 bbls Rye hour without decided
ehs-Se the being S0 bills. at 81 90 ~ So Corn
meal WAS IN soms demand 900 bills Brsndywirs were
Tspor..e y,a Oh pfr,.is ysrHs sucs~hssi nous vss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

SINGULAR Acnpzr.-David n Goold, or Eastau, Conn,
met with singular sccdeu the l9a inst lie fe;lred
70 oea 10 his usual health. but tina night feeiing ~
no arose anu goug 70 tna door opened IT. aad tpat ~as
night no found himself lying at the foot OF flight OF
steps in from, OF Tho door, juss no had left hts bed
~h nothing on except his night CLOTHES How long be
had lain there no dia NOT know He received so mo s CHIT
contusious about the head and pretty well chilled
through By exposure TO the co bur has now
from the enects Of the fali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

bATuRDAY, Jan. I'D r. VI
oorros Tho market opened weak. but subsequently ad
vaneed 40 To- under the favorable sdycss fro Liver
pool cosins strong ct the improvement fair business
transacted the sales being $3.50 bales including 3uIo
export 2tis on speculation, 2O4 for spinning 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
Total. 6as,2so t26os,2li to,Vso,
The exports 70 the corresponding period In the pre-
yious fourteen years compare a. folloWs:--

Snbjousd the total valuation or the foreign imports
at New York for the week ending January a. compared
with those Of the two preceding weeks also sbs
OF the dry goods entered this pe and thrown on the
market for the eorrsspondug period In 1880 and 1907
WEEK osding Jan. 10. Jan. II. Jan a.
Dry goods. 1914 ssS Sal. 32S tl,2sI 400
General merchandise. 2<s1, 375 q o46 1855 232 945
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

TH# Con FIsuERss.-Ths Gloucester AdpsYfis>y ssys
tho o)d fishing business from that town will be exeu.
syey prosecuted tho present There are aesdy
few vessels engaged in the Western Bank fishery and
by the LIST OF February there will be hundred sail In
readiness for Georgo'a Tho herring lset are c0niog
along gradually and there will be no lack OF bal. when
the vceseis are ready to start
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

Total Tor the week. s.. 4560c3 S3.bs74pi s2,5l4s35
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January 1 compare foiows:--
For the Week. 1886. Tps7 1905
Entered at the port 81 s8fs g. 051 Il 2sI 400
Thrown on market. 2,662,'sl 2,432. asa 1922 s2A
Since Jan. /.
Entered ai the port ST. sss4n ss,77co2s ss.7sY sos
Thrown on market. 10,11s,el2 o45399I a.6s2 l22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27

Annexed II . comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from shIs por. Iaas week and
during the year 70 date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1866 and 1897
1866 1884, 1868
Fourth week 1888. $3.50, sl2 $50 t6e $1,000 sol
Prev reported. 1,s7s,<A 10000 6,9lo,e31
6sy 4 b0s In oe1 oq3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
ALONG TIE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE alHMa
pouggxvvrgs. Jas. Is. 1853.

The nurdcr Of Hinrys Biahs at Cornwall
i.andinT-Triai of Lapxtord hrown, usr
4ite.cd rlgrdsF0r.