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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-02
stock Quotations BY Telegrapn-1 p. NJ.
GlendinninR. Davis d Co. report through their
NeNY York hOnRa the fOllnHl
Philadelphia Trade Reporf.

TUESDAY, Feb. 2.-The demand for Cloverseed
continues active. ana further sales Of 400
bushels at sS@950 for common old and prime
new. Timothy is worth So 375@4. Small sales Of
Flaxseed at 81 63@265.
There is no activity in the Flour market, the
demand being confined to the wants Of the home
trade. Sales of 100 barrels superfine at 1925;
extras at S6@8'20; 800 barrels Iowa and Wlscon-
sin extra family at s7@T50; Pennsylvania do
fancy lots at $40 5OC9l2 80. There is not much
Rye Flour here, and IL sells at s7@7'5O. The de-
mand f9r Corn Meal a mas Increased and 2ooO
The demand for Wheat is limited, and prices
and amber at 81 90. Rye is rather lower Small
sales of Western at Sl'6S@l'6O. Corn is scarce,
bnshss neW yellow az s5aSSc oats ares staaSs az av
WHISKY is dull at 0sc.asl. There is a large
amount ofthe contraoand article Offering.
There is an unusually small number of
handsome men in the new House of Commons.
"A workman at the London docks sucked
brandy from oask through pipe until he
died.
The new gold field in South Africa is said
to cover an area Of about two thousand square
miles.
The Chinese Embassy occupy the apart
ments in Paris left vacant by Patti, aud pay
$1,000 month for them.
"A Dublin letter-writer heard a newsbov
CRYING "Euening Freeman! glorious news from
Tipperary another landlord shot I"
LATEST SHIPPING LNTELLIGENUE.
For additional Marine Ne'Os see hlstde Puoes
(By AHdnttc NIbLe)
QUEENSTOWN. Fen. 2-ArrVed, Bteauahlp ClLv M
Antwerp from New York. 0''' "
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.........F FEBRUARY
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EvnNINs rKIn
GRAPH OFFICH
2 A. II M.-........32l IL A. M"...".....89I2 p. M Ao
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Brunette, How o. New YORK; John r. OIL
ARRIVED THIS MORNING,
NOrw. ba'Que Onni. DAnning, 20 DAYS fron Itvar.
pool with mdse. TO Peter Wright q Sons
echr stephen q. MoTriss Seaman, days from SA.
Vannah, will lumber 10 CAPTAIN.
Steamer Henry 1. cav. Tier, Is hours from BalE-
CoTresponde,lce Of He Philadelphia ErchanOe.
LEWBs, Del Feo. -Brig 3. Stront, from Phia.
delphla Tor Barbedos, went TO 90th ult 4eVefal
VESSELS went 10 sea yesterday from Philadelphia bnt
none OF the pilots having landed. could not learn
their names. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA,
Steamship WhiFlwind 0eer. fnr phIladalnht.
sailed from Providence 80th ult.
sehI MAY Mckee. Sharp, for Philadelphia. cleaIeA
schr =, AtwOOd oalleshaw. hsncs. M New YOrk
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-02

--Messrs. De Haven Il Bro her, No. 40 South
Third street, repor, he following rates of exc
change to-day al P. ~. s. 6s of 1881, liz
@ll2l; do. 1862, 1925 9 .13: do. 1884, I09s@
1893; do, 1885, 1104G llOa: dc, 1855, new IOsi@
1883; do. 1867. new, 1854 2l0s9; do. 1868, 10Ss
@lO8s; do, IS, 10-40s, l07b 10 1884,. Due Com
pound Interest Notes. 1sa; Gold, l35a9laSi;
Silver, l3l@l325
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers,
No. SO South Third Street teport the folio wing
rates of exchange TO-DAY at IL o'clock:-
1852, 1l22@l13; do. 1854. l09t@lO92; do, 1865,
1l04@llO4; do. July, 1865, 1rS@108i: do, July.
1867, l0s4alOS4; do. 1865, O5;@lO84; 1e.i0s, 1917
@lOS4. Compound Interest Notes, past due,
1926.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke g. Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as tollows:-U. s. 6s of
1881, I12l@1l23: 5-2oS Of 1862, ll2b@ll3S;
l1Os; July, 1865, lO9l@lOsA; do, lse7, 1Osa@
1885; DO. 1868. l0SSd IO9; l0-4Os, l0s@lOs4.
Union Pacific bonds, t0l4@l02. Gold, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan, were brought George Bale and John
Howe who had broken into the lager-beer saloon OF
Charles COOche, at No MadisOnst, OH Monday night,
and stolen quantity OF cigars, biardbalS, SILVER CON-
and other property, altogether OF the value or 800
norton Of the property found IN possession OF the
prisoners No % New BOwery. They confessed their
guilt, and were committed.
At jefferson Market Police Court, before JUS
tice Ledwith, william y. Lyons, frame glider, was
PatrOman Herman Hrmholz OF the Fifteenth Precinct.
on the night of the 2i November The officer went To
ball in citizens drtss, and put bis OycrcOat, which lie
valued $3 in the CUIkrOO Lyons was seen 10 leave
with 10 soon afteTwaTd He was held To answer IN de
fault of bail. Kate Fmnegan, domestic, pleaded
guilty TO a charge OF having stolen clothing valued AT
SIS from Henry Franz of No l6 SiNtaye on the l3th
and was committed for trial 80" Henry Bergh Tor the
for trial. Pat Reilly, notorious Character OF the
Eighth Ward. held TO answer for having attempted
to shoot Officer Oilen OF the Eighth Precinct, while the
latter was taking the StaliOnH House Eph Allen. the
barReeper OF Laura Barmore, alias "Big Laura, of
Greene.st, late Monday night. Reilly fired at the
officer but the shot fortunately missed It's marx.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett Cathaue Dougherty charged
with stealing S4j from Mrs. Delaney during IA struggle
I'm a teHementhOusc, was discharged. Jacob Simon,
charged with assaulting and TObbing Christian Uhl,
pleaded guilty assault and sent to the Peniten
tary for six months. Edward Martin charged with steal
ing SOO from Michael Buik, acknowledged having taken
IT, but denied that no stole IT, lie was sentenced 10 state
Prison for four years and half John Boyle and Robert
Holden pleaded guilty to attempt at burglary, and
were each sentenced 70 two and half years In STATE
Prison. Joseph Riley convicted OF burglary In the third
degree was sentenced 70 the state Prison Tor three years
and six months. Emma Metz, who had been employed
as a seamstress by family in Ffthye. previous 10 her
arrest pleaded guilty TO charge OF stealing abOnt 1000
family. She sent TO State Prison for iOuF aud
half years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
PORT OF EEwroRS..........."... December

PORT OF EBw.T December IL
CLEARED. -
sesmsbps-Cuba Noodle Liverpool City OF Antwerp Lecn &
Lmebuer FeTnaBdna Fla; Rebtca Cige Ih-
chester wilmington Aemaunis Bauul Hamhurgi Niagara
Bskeman Rchmoad Leo Dearborn. SavAunah NneAnd Ro6hson
Baltimore. n.L..-
Brgs-AnuA BoSgensack COnsautnOpei La Cayenne Dohey
AuI Chyea -. ~. u.,.,,...
Sch-J Dodge, Taylor Curacao: vesta, Rogers haanIi
Francis Sser Seson MaanIas Wave Crest Davis 81 Jago ue
Cnb., Ricardo Baros Newton orders; Ben Bolt Drake
81 George N b. H. b. Pedderman Mcmillan, Hew.Hayni Meme
CToe Crowe Galveston; Petrol Mobile; Ben Barand
Blasde Brunswick Ga; Thomas BooE sOmen Richmond ssge
Yankee Doodle Mssbury ichnohd va
H. Segune French Yorktown. Va Lily Robinson Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Stesmshp Vile de Pans surmou Brest Dec mdse
and pass
Steamship Rapdan, Whtehurst Havana mlse. and pass
Steamship Champion Charleston mdse and pass
Steamship Terry Chaplin, Eewbern " c. mdse aha pass
Steamship Fanta, Freeman. Wilmington mdse and pass
Shin W. y. Storer, Bryant. Liverpool "A DAYS mdse
Ship Eugenie. yoSs Hamburg Oct O. mdse and pass -
Brig MARI Celeste Johusion Kingston Jam, Is Calais umber
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY Dec 1.-THE steamship HISTORIAN, IRON P'r'Anu
arrived at this port yesterday , al T., Mill. -,
Dec 1.-The steamship Oho Hom Dsu''0' ~"
rived at this port to-day. -.
Dee 1.-THE steamship frAhee from Ne"i'A'
ed AT Is port TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

Government bonds have been dun and steady at frac
uona decline from the opening prices The transactions
have been moderate In amount and devoid OF speculative
interest At the close prices from to per cent
lower IN sympathy with the decline In the stock market
state bonds were DIM and lower New Tennessee per
cents sold 90. 49, Virginia per cents 49, 9j0; North
Carolina New per ccuts. 3oa2sl Missouri per cents
20, dg0E: South Carolina New bonds 70 Alabama per
cents %. Railway bonds were ia good demand for In
yestmeut and the continued decline the gold premium
has brought large numb, OF foreign orders TO this mar
kst TO purchase frat mortgage bonds OF the leading
roads Bank stocks aud Miscellaneous shares were dull
a,d steady. Express shares were moderately active;
Adams sold az 6l 50: American 4O60l United States
052i Pacific Mail buoy ant. advancing from 50s TO
~, and closing AZ 5liGjlt
Railway shares opened weak and unsettled, and the
market was foyerish until the second call, when there
was a general improvement in prices. The Vanderbilt
stocks we're dun and steady. Reading was In good de-
mand and sparngly offered. Michigan southern was
dull North Western and st. Paul shares were in demand
under heavy orders purchase by leading houses Rock
Island sold at 1901 dO6i; Fort Wayne B9GSoI Chicago
aud Alton 49, NewJersey Central, 90! al The Bounty
loan frauds used 10 depress the market and stocks
were hammered sensation that proved to be
grpundess At o'clock 1t became known that proni'
neat lenders had called in all their loans for tomorrow
Which gave the market an unsettled appearance and
prces declined from a3 per cent from the opening rates
Attic close the market unsettled and fcverish.
HE 10 O'Clock quotations Of Government bonds were
as olloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
SUPREME coURT-spEcrAL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice Cardoso.-LtdbMteS on
Stock Contracts CLINTON H. Merriam 81 al d0 John het,
Io01 and OfbeTs-Ths action 10 recover S2o2OO
dnapes upon contract for the purchase and sale OF
stocks The firm Of Merriam & Bell on the ISL DAY OF
Srptrmber 1863 sold the firm Of jerome Kellogg Co.,
900 shares OF Michigan Southern Railroad STOCK at los
on buyers option OF three days. When the option ex-
pired the stock had declined 20 81 per cent, ana the
plaintiffs rendered the stock, but payment was refused
The plaintiff now recover the difference between
the price on the day OF sale and the day when the pur
chase should have been completed. The defendants de-
INJURED on the ground that the plaintiffs ought either to
keep their tender good and claim specific performance OF
the contract that they should have sold the stock for
account of the defendants aud charged them with the
difference The Court sustained the demurrers, aud
ordered Judgment the defendants j. S. Merriam for
plaintiffs; w. III. Anthem for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

Money was active with advance In rates to per
cent on Government bonds. and from per cent eur.
rencv. TO 7 per cent coin. on miscellaneous col
ateras The sudden turn IN the market was caused in
part by the continued calling in OF loans by parties de-
string to examine their colacra, and was assisted by
the operators for decline who withheld some large
amounts OF money from the street in order 10 ePoS
prices.
Sterling Exchange dull at quotations. Lohuon'
Co days, 1884 0lOsa London. sight lO9G4O94' Lohuoh
(prirne commercaD 60 days losaIOh; Paris long. 6l9s
051sI; Paris. short, 5.l65 a515l Antwerp, 6Oe9ISi
SWISS 62OG5ei Hamburg 35I ass; Amsterdam +oB@iOS
Frankfort 4Os 94Oi; Bremen. 79ia79; Berlin 7ltG7E
The transactions OF the subTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

trict Cour before Judge Batchford the case OF the
nifed states agt barrels Of distilled spirits 1ouhu
a. No n Orchard-st, called, and. no clamant APP
nearing the properly condemned by deiaut IN ho
nj Inc United states agt u 500 cigars ana 20 BOXES
M c0aretre found at Rapps cigar store, No 10 FuO
~ i'm which the condemnation OF the properly was
suoLt ON the ground that IL had been exposed for sae
uussned the Court directed verdict for the claimant
holding that the Government had called one witness 700
many having disprOyed their own case by him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

and Pale i506s aud Green al i7ds he ssss -
holders sits purchases Brooms du a. @et d"ta
BCLDIAO MATEKALS-BusEess generally has beea aau s@s
pnefs are a reat nOHiEaL
BRsTLEs steady and moderately active at from tos es2 - s
Oray and White
BERSYAX noietstely prices steady ss 1000 n
At sS0J9c. Tor yellow Western and southern
BONE-Ne besF u no sales, prices B"nina
tOIION-Suuucgs freely
,.pe. , add with rorusnd moderate ofsruy the asrtst
rules hm The arrivals 81 the poda arr saseSeas
corresponding t week sales OF OV bn-
@ evening add g sve Of which lS4 we're Tor sIpors
- for specuann and go m stsA 70" "
are delivery l0 bales Deecmbs 80 Do. January l3c e
Pebmarv 25lc d. do 23sci 30 March 2c 100 10 d. He
Apn Die aud fnO do DO private terms all o. bass
La ttlftn ~. lni .oss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

CondennatiOnS--Ret of process having
been made IN the T. $. District Court before Judge
Blachf0rd and no claimants appearing Tor the follow.
ingdescTbed property, II was condemned ny default:
bbis whisky found at No 34 Waterst; ii packages do
found No. 477 Pearist wax tapers found at
No 1H MaideD-laDe; boxes marked "BOyn Co.. ana
2 boxes marked Lewis Daniels Co.. containing steel
pens pieces black silk. 2l9 lace collars ana 43 yards
black thread lace bbls nutme -. marked ~ d. b
Igte7sei RsVefue CGGSs In tho United states Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15


No new developments have been made I'm the Bounty
Loan fraud today The Governing Committee of the
Stock Exchange were In session until late hour, Dut
nothing new was made public Messrs. Jay Cooke * 20
say that the statement that they had purchased some OF
tho altered bonds from Gray was Incorrect Early IN
November three 500 registered bonds $4,000 eacm came
into their hands but all OF them purchased from
respectable houses. who Immediately substituted others
upon the discovery that the names Of the payees had
been altered As far known, Gray had no connection
with the alteration OF the bonds
meeting OF the representatives, OF the Adams Unitcd
States and American Express Companies will be held
about Goth nst in this city, for the purpose OF nego
tiating a territorial agreement which Will allow the
Adams TO cover the Pennsylvania Central and For
WAYNE Railroads thereby making connection with Chi
cago The Adams Company will also consider the propo'
slton TO repurchase the lines surrendered 10 tho Mer-
chants Union at the time OF the settlement with that
Company.
The Institution for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks
No 20 Union-place has declared its usual semiannual
dividend Of per cent per sums OF s. TO $1,000
and per larger 1t has Also for the fth
time IN five years. made another equitable extra dividend
on sums up lOOOviz per cent on money on deposit
for three years. per cent sums on deposit Tor Two
years and per cent on sums deposit for one year
This gives to deposors Of three years an interest os per
cent per annum. and even more If compounded
The removal OF the POstOnce TO the Park has stmu-
more central location for their business to renewed eff
forts for the from their present narrow quarters
The wholesale business OF the city is located above
Chambers.st and when the POstofiice is completed,
there will be but few. II any, prominent commercial
houses below FutOnst The governing committee OF tho
Board foresecng the early removal Of business to the
vicinity OF Chambersst have appointed subcommittee
Of five proposals from prOperty-holders for
accommodations for the Stock Exchange. Among the
numerous locations offered the American Tract Society
building corner OF Spruce and Nassau-sts, has been
favorably spoken Of IL generally known that the site
OF the Aston House considered the most favorable
location for the Stock Exchange before their present
building was commenced but some difficulty was found
in making negotiations with the present owner, who ut
that time was DESTROYS OF selling II is now stated
that liberal offer would place this building at the dis
posa OF the committee. The center OF the wholesale
trade OF the city above Canast. and the general
feeling Oh the street for the removal Of the Exchange
10 the uelghborhood OF the Post.oce which will for
some years be q central location.
Tho aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of spece)
from the port NewYork to foreign ports, for the week
| ending Dec Il, 1862 we're s3GI5,1Sj
The earnings OF the ST. Louis Alton and Terre Haute
| Railroad Co. IN November
35l p Io8.. si75)o 20 Lacrosse. l357e u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
P4SSENG ERS ARRLHED.

FROM HAvRB AND BRESTln steamship vile de Paris Dec "a
and HOpkBson Mr. and Beaufort Mr. and Mrs AehcTer
ME and Mr. Weeh and family Mr. and Mrs Corsueg Mt and ".
Gaube Mr snd MrS Snk His Ereency Senior de Vega CPt
lady Dr. and Miss Bender Miss Howell Miss Charles Mis-
H. Koz Carme Mira Ycorne JouTdan. Mr. Whitman AM
M Dean aud family Mrs Huch and Me-srS BeaubOocher
Martin Becur Ballet Pile FOuoai. La Loeb Laae smith
K0hu Howell Hunewe ORood Mesre Brush Townsend Chaeer
Lowe Grege Baudu Bares Togupeue horet BuT1aaa GuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

In the United States District Court yesterday,
before Judge Blatchford the three processes Win
amended returns issued in the OF John n Gushing
eft al agt John Laird the younger (Which is the SUIT
brought 10 recover damages for the destruction OF he
Sonora by the Alabama called Counsel Tor roster
& Thompson the agents Of Laird IN this country, APP
reared without waving the right TO object TO the
amended return. Mr. Ward, of counsel for hbelants,
moved for default and reference The Court ordered
an adjournment to the 2lst inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY COURTS.

Midland-are.-Messrs. Alsop II. Lockwood
OF Poundridge Gilbert S. Lyons OF White Plalns, ana
Beniaman Hegeman, have been appointed by the Su.
prene Court Commissioners of estimate ana
In tho matter of opening and grading Mdlandave anew
boulevard Yonkers TO point in the town OF East
Chester, near BrOnXville. . -. -,
me Gates viii Case-The proceedings in the matter OF
the atesw III case were have been continued yester'
day but in consequence of the Surrogate being otherwise
engaged, the hearing was postponed until Ihusuay -o
inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

LEATHFR-The general demand ard he market has
SLOW tonr though with stock the arrivals hpe
the pueres continue hight Prices about before atd ssa
the grades boilers Wond reliably
make gh mo6a Oak sole quiet aud unchanged Slaughter
In rough dull and romira.
MRTAISThere has been moderate demand for American V
Copper though ny u ohmng Characters prices are
u 2 con D. o Av >eathsg sD4
yellow unchanged Scotch PE loa doll bat hn, hsf
American Trade In this extremely hht there tout see
bayers s 70 operate hs
are in and steady Bar selling from store At s
prices Pig DILL prices without special ehshfs
Pg TIN has ruled dull prices favored the huer Plates 2aes
AMI nominaY unchanged Spee Shot ui Nails are qe' a Prss
nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

GEORGE OPDYKE & CO., Bankers. No. % Nassau
st.. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery ana
Eufaua Railroad, Endorsed by tho State OF Alabama;
indianapolis and Vincennes First Mortgage per
cent Bonds strongly guaranteed; First Mortgage
per cent Bonds Of the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad 10 per cent Bonds OF Platte County. MIS-
souri, per cent Land Grant Bonds OF tho Union
pariGc Railroad. aud some prime 10 per cent cur
rency bonds.
The attention of investors is invited TO these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will he furnished upon application to the agents of
fering them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The HObby CdSe-James r. Hobby, Jr, the
lettercarrer attached to Station H. who was charged
before Commissioner Shields with having embezzed ana
secreted about 10 letters which had been Entrusted 10
him for delivery has been held IN $500 bail Tor rla
Defendants counsel admitted the charge but endeavOfed
TO prove that defendant was insane. .
LareeuY at Sea.-John Mccormack, the seaman
on the steamer Alaska, who was charged before
Commissioners Shields with stealing S525 In gold from H.
Higgins passenger while the vessel was on the voyage
from Aspmwa to this port has been held to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
A LOTTERY DEALER ovERHAULED

Detective Hunt, acting under Supervisor
butcher seized the books aud papers OF George W. Van
Worst the proprietor OF five lottery Offices the ground
that he had neither paid any tax on his receipts nor the
specal tax required by law On the books being exam
ned Van Worst was assessed and required 70 pay $500
special and 5000 for tax on receipts which require
Inent will, III all probability be complied with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
Is Co1rRr-EAsrrRN D1srR1cr.

Before Judge Benedict-Ihe y. s; agt. EdTdrd
HiIey and ohers-This was an action brought for the
recovery of taxes and assessments due or distlers
bonds The evidence for the Government showed that
there was due from the defendants taxes on spirits,
and assessments made against them and unpaid the sum
of % No appearance was put in on the part OF me
defense and judgment was Therefore rendered lo INC
Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
xp,vs p,cKAcrs FOR THE PRESS.

Captains parssrs arriving this port requssss
vr packages addressed NoNlork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting the wnten authority Of W Snonon General
Agent packages Tor tho Journal Of COmmero Times TRIBUNE
BoTd ErDpe EpcatHg Post Commercial darS'T Staois
Zsig and h YORKER Uaa0ka sLoud also be delivered onr 10
h Kaueuf rrOuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
go. 1ItT "'1"VV" ''''''''' y
-,rroNAI STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, Dec. ii-P. ",

Gold sold at 1923, 122, 1911, and closed at
l2liaI2lE The clearings at the Gold Exchange BANK
ven Sa7 ,s2 600 and the balance 81 2J297s The Govern
meat sold 81 gold to-day. The offerings amounted
to pIsoOOO at prices ranging from 100 to l222S. The
Inc nNva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
THE MARKETS.
lc,r.h.nr r.portra for Tug rnlnrxst

fC,remly reported for Tux TRInUNst
TUESDAY,. Dee u 1859
AsuRSwe have features to note snce as Pots con
Time M n demand light receipt aud lm at - ~ 81 @i
p,srIs ltr inartltr aud nominal
BROOM OORNIhc market Is im A. thr recent 81
vance let VI tho week have been t bales sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
9ort dGmorns' 1Otit..

EEw-YoBK,
PoRT.wARDRss OIVIoE, No y WillAnHl)
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section the passed Ami H. 1881 entitled 80 Ato
Port Of New YORK. TO All persons
interested having Of the subject matter Of sueA nq
that the following uuder
ton by the aod that the sd EXAMINATIONS
within succeeding this aotee on boAa 'A'