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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22
grcokIpn gtII Gstai, for Salt.

grcoklpn gtll Gstait Tor SaIt.
A NEW, elegant, three-story, basement and
~ tabcear boEnfoae HOUSE for SALE WyekoIst, frst
Of fabusbste three blocks from Prospect Far ct r
proyemen walnut ad trimming yafa good neght OTboO
-asi class residence Apply on tie premises
EOR SALE-A beautiful and first-cass double
HOUSR al TIE modern Improvements and % lots Of ground
stocked slh 100 choice fruit te IN il bearing eonuoa 'o
Eighteenth ward Of Brooklyn ha hours ride By horse
cars from the ferrr Terms easy. For particulars apply 10
y & SMITH, \. Y Weesy OAre. No IS fatol't, " T.
nor SALE-Or will be EXCHANGED, a fine
a piece PROPERTY Wastush. tie tni
wish raoal each street. the building sey igbiga
rents 5000 per Apply 10 DELlSSEH WILCOX
No i:9 Montaguest, br,oAlyn l.
TENWO elegant new brick HOUSES. Wilough-
By, near Tbfo lre-Oas Si3 10: 5tlo9 s!iOi 2nI
lot 251l00, @4OOaA Improvements; iglhofloi tuiCss Also
tsoy frame HOUSE with extension and tHo l lots 9ni stable
Lsayeie TompkUsave, 51 Inquire Of y. H. ClCAE5
TER o. premises, OF No. &c BToaIwsy. y. !.
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DY LANES NJ. MILLER.

10 acres uniusg Woodland adjoining abOye admirably ADAPT
villa Sites in the PROPOSED PAkh, and re3r hne uNeibss
M q a.rns nf nnLanl and meadow on Jamaica Blv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22
nrn- ysrsru gsaI Gstat, for SaIt.

At WOODSIDE,n adjacent to City OF
~ Newark " JDerabe ard pleasant homes house h'eestoL
m roof In handsome style built tie present owner and occupant
upr his own supervision Of selected soea IN substantial maHae
In an psrts modern improvement tf,tc CON
trs nine furyfrishrd ruous fue large closets hgh
tisg complete; ts grounds are e ani ven improved stf ue
Tv Situated on bis ground With beautiful views every dre
tom otg NeNaT the door aud within 10 Minutes OF
deuot m Ncv.York-in word j. lovely spot The ONLY reason m
scog and occupant removing Weit enc s
sell viii Give bargain spilled for at olce Address INN
Di,P NeSarf J. p SHAbout 80 minutes from Nev-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22

during Sumner aots With haf mile Of the premises b9g
a Price 5000 Terms easy The stock and crops be
bad WIN 'h' place wanted Vs. g. CROKER No 70 cedar.
ElNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-In the
beautiful c Of HeslyeE Coma whose eauei.oa9 .d o,ssr
nln,s Walk q the railroad station churches aad business
Hsp .ulsaty Jai b4ni;Gney iahsi supplied vita al
modern eouysaacesi eonns en ansaed Iooc aepirihE 81!
Available r SaEg other dwellings aql F,Ety Increasing p value
win DO sod with the place desired the owner wishes to
bFsiA p Housekeeping Eos price G, ,s s' SoP ss,s H. ap-
EOR SALE-A handsome COUNTRY RESI-,
DRYCB miles Laurel station, tbs Bai more ard
Railroad oge solr' ' iow either y 10 hsal se'.a
proved br Soc weba Yelling containing IA and BATH ou.
slIs' q ,eP,. S HsGSP 3ii 40 So P, ti Gs
more. Or JAMES NlCoLS 90 the pren,e'
IGOR SALE-Iwo minutes walk from Moro
Co. Station Se5 ,sn R a ep. S ., 60 s Of vi" e
iaeqae With ocaton Poyes healthy nearly 20 aSre'
ER G'i AtLHS 20 l Pss sil .'--' ,'' .Y-.
nor SALE or to LET at MACK on the Hud-
coAGR Ban 'ra GRs 70 %, ~ 'i5[' on S
the Rvsr hql q nc oaasI a. w. so Bosey SeE-lers
EOR SALE-A FARM or gcnteman's RESI-
TITs ats, lou.e. -, gas, farmer. 5oo,e
bare ara otle oIIsaia's s1e Hse sS. an
aS @saSS fFR Rf 6'l' GAtEs ' s1 -4 '
ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
about es -o,th u Warwick eoprg about oi Of and,
Isr', aa ny,fns 'oh!ssof the County Of Orange
i'r farm c.uItrs seat Appg 20
JAaas BURT Executor, Waraics. \. Y
NOR SALE, at n Bargdin-l 800 acres valuable
FARMING an! TIMBER LAND with COOL min sites 20
improved: ,hs Delaware River and Ere Railway Inlase OF
MiLO SUIT. Hancocs n Y Price 8 per asre.
NOR SALE-A tirst-rate DAIRY FARM of 81
depot Goclaud Couuty price $500; Of 6
acres 500 OF s. acres, 5Cn0 ol 10 @5 900
g.. IRELAND, No. 2Ol Broadway.
NOR SALE-A Tract of LAND, two miles
to " nfH1' Ia G' pan S JEAN GHXp 0I For p an
aiIe.ss c LEs strealsbgrl, Norree Coanty Pa
EOR SALE-One of the most desirable FARMS
AIrvni situated sbou four miles west OF gilmore 20 acres;
necessary huiag, 30 10 NUMBER prize $50 Apply
The proprietor premises, J. CROSBY. p o. tAtonlc, Nd
nor SALE-At New Providence Station, "a
milo, fun Nev.Vork Morris ard EsSet Railroad COUNTRY
SEATS HOUSES LOTS Farms and BUILDING SITES ia vicinity
and NeaJrscy Apply 10 WI r.
CROSBY New.lork, TO WALTER r. JONES, New
Providence station. NeS-JtrJcy
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NLEGANT COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
- ON HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, AND ALL

other Railroads leading oEswYok City rnTng from $1,000 %
$1,000 Also msgufcent seashoEe hsDtNCb near bos'"n
Price s50OnO by MORRISON HALL, No l35 Broldsay
ELEGANT HOUSE ut Pougbkeepsie for
II SALE French modern mpovenens has
fre stable at coaehouss stacbd coa he sod without the stable
des possession April Photographs aud permits Of JA''
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

M. .5,,,iro1tv calendar will be called this
morning and the hearing Of cases on u VIII 10 OoA'i
dnring lie balance OF the January term
Judge Blatchford decided In the case OF
John A. Machado a bankrupt that as the oath OF the
bankrupt required by the 2th section OF the act was SUD
scTibed and taken on the 81 OK December, 1868, specimen
lions I'm IMPOSITION to his discharge filed on the 4.h
~ Tornerv 1860. bv a creditor, and aferW8rd Will
Srn Inc oath OF bankrupt required by section ~
ought 10 bo subscilbed and taken after tho wttdtawal
decision Ia TINS yse is therefore suspended 10 aoW the
defect TO be supplied
The following decisions were rendered yes
terday I'm the Supreme Court, Chambers by Justice IN
graham GOOdheaTt agt. GOOdheart ct ai-MenOIahuuih
Tor counsel James y. Freeman aGt James - Green
Motion druied with leave TO renew on other papers
ProVn at Gerth.-H the defendant VIII supulate 70
s-ir,ft TIC sale &c the motion Is denied; otherwise
yranfad costs to abide event Mary T. fOIt agt samuel
N Tort-Report Of referee confirmed, ana uugnen VI
divorce granted. In re John H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sor counsel Patty Goodwin C al. agt CaeD BarStoW
Sc NReport of referee confirmed. Furnan, &C. agI
won et 'al-Judgment ordered Adde g.. Oratt ust
Iivo,ler Grant ir; Antonio Quvolo agt. Cathailhe
1Rfnorts confirmed, and judgment OF divorce
Srartcd KISS agt Kass.-Beterenee ordered. MolsI
sscf wolff ~ al-MotiOn denied; defenaants costs ~
S6idc event Christian AIT. Lantry.-MOuen oeheu
Geo IL ZONES et al. agt. j. l. Bach et Al-See IIenO
sapdum of decision. In re G. ii. Randall Nc:-aeiuo
rCndum Tor counsel Brown CT all agt flstt g ~,
WRIGHT act Edwards Donovan Cd al agt kippe[ % aL'
Kzre III al OCT ScOfeld Todd agt MESSENGER ioa!n
berger III a. agr. Trainer; Geo Mlerhahn ~. S1a'o
s3Om0u Lawrence ct al Dgt De LaVhelei
agt Trainer; Bamberger q a. asI "lHe'-'A0''0nS
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
TILE HORSE MARKET.

Trade in bors swtJ, don :. us season e' ne year .rd
,t dore.s nearly kpd Of banets paricusSis 81.
Of srsg ones ssnss' hoT's sI,s.ed % zoe .
ter hence the prevailing idea IL t. nd 81 r'htF thsn poft
Again thu open Water viii ysU LITE ssgsg las ~ .s9,sS
M gcutenen Of means Will sometimes AID horse 70 tlef
Other luTuTes II BY % doing he can eoptnhss
largely 10 TIE pleasure % bis family By lHoraHg ne
ftbenen VIII tequepy afe -
their sot ofhors Wbeu CHING parties eh er more h's
furnish The einef eal for rsfoai horses az o5d to
each horses om S20 70 900 The NSalef has bsss
favorable for opening grading parf ae hence Were -
strong this lbsTe tile deIaand
fr and a lighter stock Of fSs rosiNefa Dealeu sy
the ard horses we siotf
0s duag the md at rs close beep a1d iis riG
| t Stteuton IN those d,fselouE BESIDE The cal Tor fne park
ne horre sneh 10 lead the conversion Of anJ
Of tie best into FedFs leaving VI gool brecer
The supply ftt the sole ahics Bnsn beius y pek
He hoped trade viii fair early We hpag
tie ouly being liability 10 Obtain ssost oil ooeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

In the Court of General Sessions, YESTERDAY,
hfare ndge BEDFORD TlOnas L5 ons was sentenced 10
two er ma six i6ths in the State Prison Tor larceny
Mary Ann Posing, for a similar onense, was sou
fenced to FOUR years In the State Prison Anne NiisOn
Tor larceny was sentenced 10 two years IN INC oIae
PRISON. The following sentences were prOhOuletu.
Alexander Ly gstou, grand larceny, one year. James
Williams burglary. five years IN the staVe ftlsOhi
lanes Regau, robbery, FIVE years.
At fine Tombs Police Court yesterday, JUS
s,ce D0VIing committed William Harris who, While IN
eel m the New-st Police Station on charge OF drunken
ness aud disorery conduct stole from fellow prisoner
named Adam Heimer. confined on similar chaIge, the
sau OF Is reuts Hemer vas COMMITTEES 10 inc house on
Dete ton as q witness On Monday night Wle James
Harry was on his way home 20 No. $50 MOttst LIE was
assaulted hy James McNamce ana three or four otAer
men, knocked down and robbed OF 81 The thieves theh
fed ON tuesday night McNamee was arrested ana yes
terday the magistrate committed him 70 the IOnDs
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge. Charles Henry and Henry hinens were
arracned yesterday charge or grand larceny. 1he
complainant Louis Fisher, NJ D. said that the prisoners
came yesterday his residence and inquired foT the
Doctor The servant took them into the ohce, telling
tucm 10 wait until she called the Doctor During her
EbseEce the prisoners left the house, taking with them
two overcOa worth $50 They were committed for tIlal
90. Charles Coffee held In 800 bail 70 answer a
charge Of Gssaulting Mr. Daniel Ettnger OF NO. 50
Walker-s IN BleeCRerst, and atterWard attempting 70
stab him with large knife. Philip Beuuing was hello
10 charge OF driving crippled horse through
the BOwery.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cs,uty,ros Jtn fCoio receipts ~ the ~sst
S. 5ss. ss; s e c, 's1 IsS s 's
9 .Ss % S;ss z. s Sls' q .s' q ';
S Sss A % '''e ., ''.-''' ~ ,' ,.,,.
sn, R .. s i say. ' sss! M E sGi ss
az: Z. y sss VIZ @ ' 81 & rsss;.
% s .s r. f Igse s 9S e. SS'S s asa
GSss Gsss e.. " al ' e.: s r Ss %l
a. s... q A1 81 ggd Il a i
s!sSgSso a. FsS. g s c S We ssE' g. S:ist S
81, k %, q 1 Ssss.i ~ &C. R *
Gem a Prime w q s IsG re 9is DOL R,soe as. f T
az " +, 1,s c e. Sf sds 4'' is sbsuS. S H is
La. Toi Sss j.a .sd demand w.. ss.a %
y g. S' D .s s s "a grew s;
. dscss.11 jon Ggsa.sg'4 Drain c;'Is
S s G sa 81 ,5 a. BSt SsSS sSylosS sd
Clear ss g oos SH s c FS Side. si he
9's s s@, ' .Ssd e GsA do '1 Ssehst .
E,sps Jan ~ aHt and seiys HAs At yai- resY,s
ssy co. ssss ; sSS: i Fs ss .iss
No.: a a ass aI st s .a 8S.;is '.
s5 = ~ s" bSs sg sl1 y wS. ASS S
changes No M~suE.s cs ls q 10 10 ehsSgs s4E A'
ds. WI II q S1As osi. - a s. 200 h
. 90 s s.sS c;s 80 saT ss sls s S
Rsrosa frsEhts-POur: To Boston y o. 70 H'rlTl NC, 70
Albany Gre - 40. ~. , a. !
BrTplt0 Jsn 2FosI aui and oVers s, q le oss No Ss
ground Sprg AZ III rs Wheat inactive ard hohA h and
prE 81 s. and - 4el Amber Csu.ds y mns pin
7s bSiaina Otd6Se Relsd sale a. ~ bsrsy an
any ai si VI sds al e. delivered % We 81 SI Vnen
matt Urn md ouet advsnsd held AZ NS iof heaf
bless Lard sdsanesd st9s HOEi dhi and po@H' St High
wires nominal ii ei -
ALwlpSss, Jaa g-T1ov, uBchsnEsd Wheat higher sud Pm
'etisd no II ~ isI and ~ 7i iorRo Osn nonns corr
steady New alS Cassda grsdsa srae and adj
yanE sa ~ No GOd6sc Provisions guet and weak bat price,
anehaeed Dressed Hogs stsady ~ bHfR 10 hees !"
Leo bRt Eoa JOOe bub C0T l0Oo bgsk pS ~" bsh ""
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THURSDAY. Jan. 2i-r.

~ THURSDAY, Jan. PIP. N.
0oio opened at lS5t, selling at 1855, closing at
me eieArings At the Cold Exchange Bank were
sASSla.OOo. ana tho balances s2.sOs os7 Sc.
.e,. Doeaa were dull and steady with mod
sac investment demand. There was but little desire
- Operate On speculative account state bonds
Sefs oub virginia Por cents new advanced ~ sa,
I'D bonds were duh ct bsi Horth caro,ps ner cs,t,
opened a. o. selling Of 70 ga Missouri per cents s7
Alabama ana Louisiana bonds were buoyaut Alaba,ns
e sola az ~ Louisiana old per cents 70 Lopssns
-sw LoSee per cents 2i Railway bonds we're dnl sne
Aeaoy. Aiscelane0us aud Express shares were 49,.
ana higher. Canton advanced 10 69i. Western lIntot
IeiegrsDh' sai Adams Express opened at So selling =,
- closing at Y96si Merchants Union sod AZ i,a,s,
closing AZ va bld American Merchants Union. ~ h,t
onlea states, tSb Wells Fargo, 2ss2sl Pacific Mai
opened al hSt, selling at ll7i. elOsng az ia. TIE
report was circulated that there would he M Az,
oeha next month, which was the cause Of Tie breat
kA.l~ay shares opened firm. The opening Transaction:
IN Ne"f'EE esptEas WsEe made At lesE from this price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
SHIPPING INrELLiGENCE.


PORT OF NETWORK. Jan ~ -, LbAEbp; =,
steanships--uusn DTeEsr Bcmeni
IL Livingston CbeemAn, savannah ran ~
bsmare Couch Norfolk, Columns an 49,
nragg Portland Nseus Be9rse, bo''''b 0e- N'' N-'
WONT aud Rchm"nd .L Nan, MaccL oo,k nxos.l
1890 Rr.r CalI; Murray, Jr Wilson, Poran Pri0es kors
Patrick, Por Mdway - - =, i ..l.,, pohn Dopol,ss Ca.
IA t w. Cesefos; Guiding Star Carter, TrntdadI
w.n.. B.rbsdoes and MARKET RenshaW, S{VesteS
1"wes Parsons Arroyo r Sd Desle Leaf - MIA
s.I,s p1rtos Palmer stswfOr Garland Lehy - ysen,
~ $50 Jonrs Femetiou Parsboroi Mage Mcneil coo.
Eish psaaisrts Race tlsFse
Philadelphia H. Is Russell bSha1er TnausPA|l
Anas Lewis, stubing Norfolk ---.l
ARRIVED. --
Steamship Caledonia, McDonsd GagoS jan mdse and pass
steamship Carroll Hudgnz Balrnore. nds@ .1.. ..I
Steamship Moore slace hewbern, c. naval toa
Steamship Virgo Bnfkey Ees-Orieaus, mdse and pisA
Bark ] Z IlolbOok. Lovett MstEaEas ? days, sugar
Brig Gpxev Beruhsum Grand Turk, 7. J.. u days sh
RchK America Haso DemaFars days and aolasaea
Schr 81 Richards Iryisg smihvus n c. Jan naval sOea
iT DOMESTIC PORTs. .5-ll.
HaNEs Isu SoAFnvs1 soAn L. and NJ Reed Bossos Zoe
Philadelphia. Sailed All the Eastern bnund sect -
FoHrHEss AOsReK, Va. taD aLFasd ~ Tor bA'sn~o oHs
Lala 50 days from London
I -JF ~ f"U- SPOKEN II =
jan Barbados bearing BY ANTILLES brig George from hAhs
.n 7 Of aer.s scr Teassr from FresPort fur Hawai- f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

Lex loo Dressed hog. shpnsos-soCc bbL Flour 1000 bash
CnsIsO jan IL.kIes,sg, on ss-Iori dull At par Pour
hr Spring hHtrn % f9d 80 10 Wheat ~ 2t Ma do.
sSvs AZ snsS Adsn.ed lie ale. At 81 IT Corr :esdy aud
and No at SO seller last half February New &C. buyer
month Oats steady &c fI No steady At 81 6 for No
why eSll ard nss 81 a9sc Provisions active bat less srm
Mesa Pork s2s Ordinary do fm and higher Prime
Mess quiet and steady AZ R Rnmp Bulk Meats hrm Ronsh
slices l4ie shen hs l9 pryted shouder l2tc Green Ham.
nonia1 a eiS Beef Hams tmer Live He declining sales
% aSds fO kr Prime GIL Cattle dull and nominal de-
nst; Common 70 asr 90 o6es Coed Choice 90 2s6ss N
carr "a oo hh oats 90 .sS oo h-.b HAIL. 400 IIor,
shpmeHtlo 600 bb Flour $500 buh Wheat 1900 bush Corn.
1000 buih Oats EVo bush Rye 500 bush Barley 5000 Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
COURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL IERM.-Heid Dy
CLEnKE P. j. SUTEGKLAND aad BGSARD JeoHH epe9s 81
l0:a Non-eHsueraiel noonANes ~ 2 % es 90 70, ia9
bli ~ 4'-
i03 lOs. los, i09. ll0 III -,
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 ALOhuaJ
gt-prTSfF COURT-CHGMBERs.- -Teld by 1NGRA-
S,s Cour opens Calendar called o. u n-heserea
A. o. 40 n
SUPERIOR COURT-IIIAL IERNi-PARI I:-IteI9 Dy
NcrSS J. Coort Op.ns Nos 25 40 s7, 49, $50 500
S. 51I SO. $50 So ST. So. 81, $50
MARINE COUET-THIAL TEHd-Calen0ar caleu Dy
Coo mNos 1885, l29i 1919 1924! 1851 1914 94 3I
itJ 46 ECl 1907 1850 1911, lsz 1913 5l4 1912 lai' i'o
lsI7- l5l8 1912 i53p l52l, ls22. ls2s, lS-5, Isl -
COUIT OF GENERAL SESSlONs.-Held by CUNNING
BEDFUKD G Cy judge Court opens a. II N Inc rs9ps Agr
Chr Nalkeraud larceny; James ScoEand larceny
AucrcH Giuara-blrgary same agt Jg1s IL enn
-Srard larceny Chss smith Atls sos bohsen
ofeuse SheaTeF-burglsryi AAAe agI u
HesneJ a1d Francis Fox-roAbery.
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80 n,nrAr sMnGGLINa CAsE.

lTbj, case, in which the defendants, Simon q
Rg1smund Gulterman, are charged with smugging
$500 before Commissioner Belts pursuant 10 hoJouLn-
oeUf INT tho Commissioner was unable 10 proceed 10
S Ne Government was not able 10 produce any VIII
1890 Deputy DsrictAttOrney Ethan Allen maze the
sycnse mar tic Dstrct-Attoney had relied on the cei
odeers I'M the Custom House for the pr0ducuOh OF
ess FOR the Government, but he had been dlsappOeu
nv those officers The Commissioner thought that thelS
vas blamabe omission 10 act promptly on tne ~ sbs
tbe above officers especially I'm view OF the Iae I'M tbe
ssse had been long pending, and that heretoot, nor
Soing ready The case was then adjouTneo ~ - tbSSe
fhursdav The Commissioner intimaung w. come
witnesses were not then forthcoming 10 "ON'~
decisive action. , al. .ose William NJ
Marsh, appraiser ~ the SoS@ssloner Belts, and
Se6 In 600 COO bail for on examination on 1s tbe T
on charge Of having acted ia con RoSb the Custom
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
RECEIPTS OF PRhDUCE.

. ..+ Per CaHai, TeV(lsl and Raj oddGs
H32 on bush Corn tJ1 buGh Oas go bosh Rye Goa
tnsb Ash ~ tgs Gran Seed m bush Besi 900 ieiA Ps w
hh Corn Meal ca bags Corn Meal 596 bales COT
ton 81 bl Wool "a bales Hemp F7l bales HsFs LOO Ptg Cas
trDeum COL pkg. Refined Petroleum. Gao b1 hps I-ne az
Mia Tsr o bbs osn bba POrh 08 pkgA BEEF ~ pkga
Cat Mesis pkgt Lard pkgA Ashes ~ Pgs S'eaun ~ {
Batter B pkg Nhress pkgs Tshow y pigs Drel Erui III
DSessd Hog Ooo pkgs Csis 800 bills Whs N hna kgh
g 3es Leather 317 Hides 70 Tobaeeo 76 beres asa cases
Tobaesa Id hLA Vinegar ~ ess', esoe seq wy
streh 81 sgy Peanuts Flour, lD bsth Rough
ne. aOs pkgL Gassug ~ oaskS Rice . nah III #.'.F.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxnax Ian ait open fot nouey sad e3d
a n, III aunf nited Ps ~shtss easier at ~ stook,
~ III 81 p Consois closed al 20 for and the
seeoL United ses KysTsng bonds 1s kns kAssJ 'hsrv'
tygEPooI Jan sI-t3o mThs Cotton market slossd sns
q, bs sJoWI quotaons MJing uplands d Ghdng Orleans
ii the Of tAs foot lBOnO hdsa California White
WmSt I7ailei Other BresdSlns unchanged Clss5s W
ProdareTAO $40 "
IoNpos Jan 2l4 p aSplnts TgIpsniiSs. a. Lalssd OIL
qZ7 i5i. TAiloN 48j J. Luseed Cskes. XII 81.
AEIN1Rr 2Pstrasum opened AT G fue' for stAsdAc
White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

II fen OF to le3s Reading steady ats4i Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was excited. advancing to s22 selling at et
Fort Wayne Rock Island and Michigan southern were
steady st. Paul stocks were firm, and Northwestern
shares duh Toledo and Wabash sold at 63 Cleveland ana
Toledo lO4 At the first Regular Board the transactions
were light NewYOrk Central sold at 1854 HUDSON lSOt
Reading slsasII Michigan Southern, "a Northwestern
Preferred s6k Toledo 1885 Delaware, LackAwanna and
western l2O Fort Wayne sold at l2s and 49, seller 60
After the Board the market rallied. Eew-York Gen.
tra sold at le4l Michigan Southern, e2 Northwestern
Common. s1faS2 At the o'clock Board the general
market was steady and dull Cleveland and Pittsburgh
as buoyant advancing to O2 In Rock Island there was
great excitement on heavy purchases by leading
broker the opening sales we're 1884. from
which price it advanced 70 1924, maintaining an
appearance Of great strength After the call NewYork
Central weak declining to 1929 Rock Island sold
at l9l Cleveland and Pittsburgh, o2i993 Fort Wayne
lower, selling at l22i Northwestern stocks ana
Michigan Southern steady st. Paul stocks remain
strong 75 for the common and Oi for the preferred
At the Second Board the market was duh Attic last open
Board prices without material change Fort Wayne
recovered its decline selling at 1888 st. Paul stocks were
heavy and offered at decline OF per cent The mar
ke throughout the day was feyersh and unsettled and
although the fluctuations ema there was an un-
easy feeling manifested and but little buying outside Of
the manipuator OF the clique stocks At the close the
market was stronr Governments closed firm.
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Notitrs Of sankruyttr.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the 4th
day Of January A. D. 1863 10 bankruptcy issued
gAiusi Of JOSEPH W WILDLY Of South OtNg in s
County Essex HewIeTssy bss been adiqdgc
his petitions that the payment Of ay debts AUD de
Of property belonging 70 such banup 70 nn OF r DIS u.s.
ud the transfer Of any property HIM forbidden by thata
meeting Of therr The said bankrupt prove tr debts ard
10 choose one or more niguees M estate viii A @ -. Court Of
Bnkrupty hoea at No. lSJ Mpse Paterson neHers %
ne Tbs. b. UorseT Regr TIE 10th dAy Of February A. D.
1899 a. 10 o'eiock u Dated Jan Il. 1893.
80 - ~ w. BUDD DEACON ...
I.lsl.uawp u S. Marshal as Messenger
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TIE COURTS
.RY CASE

THE MCLAUGHLIN PERJURY CASE.
4,o 5of.ndant in this case, who was indicted
a., ,oT,urv N making false affidavit against Collector
sadsv wss found guilty yesterday. and remanded for
,,toyo. ss counsel however, obtaining leave to move
-. ~ Judgment before sentence Is passed
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GUERNSEY sACKETT,b
orr. Beard % Asses-os Coah House. January H. 1872
Srwys P,cKAeEs FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS parsers ryng a. this t are requested
deliver packages the New York Assecltei Press psT
psors ezbi5tug sstbey Of W SEonto General
Avp News the Journal o CeHusr, ae
World sun ESprsSs EvG4ag Post cotdri fare .sts
Zr1 Nr~Tcrk- Jssvgsat YORKER DhlokTdf should also
h. delivered only 10 the pcrsoHs.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAI..

OyFlcE OF THE ROCKFORD Rock ISLAND, = .
AND ST. BoUIs RAILROAD COMPANY. !
M = f.., No. II Wall-st)
The COuPoNs from the Bonds Of this Company
maturing February ], proximo. viii be paid on and
after that date at this ONCE United States GoLp
CoIS, free Of Government tar. il. H. BOoDY,
New-York Jan. "A, 1869. Treasurer
Pacific Railroad Of Missouri Six per cent Bonds.
principal and interest payable in gold, for sale on
fayorable terms by
s.. sKAATs g. BRO, No, 10 BrOod-st.
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II add the 100 miles aboup required 10 complete tho
Burlington and Missouri 20 Council Bluffs and tlse %
miles tabOut) required to complete the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Ia the city, which VIII be speedily
done, eha have 500 niles OF railway In the State
early in the year 1862 u rI f.aH ..I |..En.4s.- \
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The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has declared n
semlannuA dividend Of per cent, free OF Government

tax, payable on demand. r rrra fa1.74f5r
Chicago paper says that in 1850 there lcss than
coo niles OK railway Iowa with only two roads making
any progress whatever the disastrous effects Of the
financial crisis Of 1887 not having yet passed away, Now
there ore than 800 miles IN operation, with nearly
roads building extending, and some half doEen
more in immediate prospect, The following table will
chow IN short space the railway work which has been
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rurRsoay,s WEATHER REPoRr-s
NIStAruRB ALMANAC

a. - -. 7,ls sun 5l5i Moos setL.,' l'w
4 S--f'- aIeu wtTgR ra
Ga, liz. nm ,iss Island -. asa Rei Gst&..... So
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-fts....rE PASSENGERS AREIPED
from sAyANNAH-Iu steamship IunisIiAe-G, = WehS an"
servant William Haght Dr. W, IL S6ergQod James ksakr-