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WASHINGTON.
The House and Senate on a
Drunk.
POsey and SwansdOwn at the
Inauguration.
Scene In the Senate Pending the
Inauguration.
rom the Cincinnati Commercial. ]


| From the Cincinnati Commercially
THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
This body Of delegated political wis
dom continued in session all night. The
crowd of curious people seemed to in
crease as the hours wore on. They
swarmed about the lobbies and corridors,
or whirled in eddies or down in streams,
choking, at times, about the doorwsys !;
while looking at the galleries from the
! floor, one saw humanity banked up, as
it were, on all sides.
| am sorry to write that the scenes, so
| far as law-making is concerned, were
not creditable. The effects eff stimulants
were evident. This working alI day and
sitting through the night is not advsn-
tageous. The wearied members see K
through drink o keep thems lveI up
to the tedious detail. Liquor was, at one
time, banished the premises. But il has
crept back, and last night the result was
painfully apparent. The Senate was, il
anything, worse than the House. The
other day General Grant said to Mr..
Slsde, OF ..OniO, believe, that he would
consider Il nomination made by Mr.
Johnson in the last hours of his admin
istrstion, as positive evidence that the
nominee was uofit for the place; and il
the Senate confirmed such nomination,
ne, Grant, would DO all In his power 10
turn him out. This was known to the
Senate, and yet at midnight of the 81,
this body went into executive session,
and l am told to day, confirmed the
entire batch of nominees. l am pre-
pared to believe this. From what saw
last night, believe the Senate was in q
condition to do any folly or injustice.
As for the House, Sam. Ward, OF New
York, gave 1t, on the premises, 8 free
wine supper from Welkers'. Why Sam.
Ward should give such an entertain
ment, and why members should accept,
are questions / am not. prepared to an
sWer.
These night sessions ought to be pro-
hibited by law, and the liquor again
driven from the Capitol.
POSEY AND sWANsDOwN
My friend Maj. Swsnsdown, thought
to do q clever thing. He drove a pair Of
horses and an open carriage in advance
of the procession, near the platform as
he could get. He and his friend Posey
were going to have nice time-sit COM
fortably, and hear and see what was go
ing on. But the crowd came. 1t surged
aroun the Msjor's carriage. Those
nearest were crowded upon the wheels
and horses. They clamDered up to sun
themselves on the csrrisge and stee6s
The MsjOr and Posey demonstrated. The
Major and friend fought. But what was
mere pluck against the brute force of su-
perior nun bers The horses were COW
cred, the carriage was covered snd bro
ken, and at last my two gallant friends
came out. The Major had q pair ofblaek
eyes; Posey ditto. The Major had his
nose marked P0sey ditto. The Msjor
had sore ribs; Posey the same. The
Majors once handsome military frock is
jacket; Posey's upper garment had
disappeared altogether. The Major SAYS
nothing; Posey asserts that it was the
most internal outrage any gentleman
was ever subjected tc, And think 1t
was.
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MeIfsll Moving

Six companies of militia left Nash
vile on Saturday for Overton aud ] ack-
son counties. They were under the com
mand of a Col. Hathaway and Mai.
Kirk, and were most villainous look.
Ing set.
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THE WEEKLY PAHOLA STAR.

"a PTTRIISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
/ try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
q circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
alum Of that kind IN North Mlssissi ppl. Mer-
ohaDfs and business men generally VIII ind IL
10 their advantage 70 advertise 10 the STAR
addras- PANOiAA STAR,
oos Panolf, Miss
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ALBEIT PIKE, CHARLES VI. ADAMS, L. h. PIKE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors 6 PrOct0rs

A TTEND to cases IN the different Courts sit
"a ting at Memphis, and in the river counties
of Arkansas.
HS- The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cisily attend to cases in the Supreme Court o.
Tennessee, and in the supreme Court ana
Court OF Claims of the United states 81 wash
fngton, being OF the hrm OF PIKE JOhN-
son, OF that city. -
Once in the MADAM VINCENT bBOCAf
corner Of Court and Second streets.
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Spicer &Z Sharpe,
S54 MAIN STREET,
RT nCR

IZEFP A CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
N GROCERIES, for family use, and by re-
eeiying fresh additions 0y every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FlOur-at low prices;
The best Hams and Breakfast Bacon and
Tongues;
fresh Chocolate. Cocoa and Cocoa shells (;
Choice Teas-Of all kinds;
shaker Preserges-selliBg low by the
case;
Syrups and MOlasses the best;
Choice Sugars aud COHees
Mess MaekereI; KendaII'5 Crackers.
Families In the country and city would ind
II to their interest to call on as. We Invariably
please our patrons.
feb9 SPICER & SHARPE.
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NOTICE.

~ry ratrons and an who wishto have their
MI planos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
ne in a superior Workman1ke manner, VAL
please leave their orders At Clerks Jewstry
ssfore ar Al No. 80 second street, and MOI Al
~ 1870, hschis music store, as / have no
On ct ion Whatever with that establishment.
Soa1@ II. q. HOLLENBERG,
,a1e Rtano and Organ Maker.
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Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
CITY MTLL.
MEMPHIS CITY MILLS.

FTVHE subscribers having put In operation
i their New Miu. on the alley east OF Third
street. between Poplar and Exchange, are pre-
pared to furnish FINE WHITE BJLTED
CORN MEAL in any quantity. FEED OF
ALL KINDS GROUND as desired, and on
hand FOR sale. This being a HOME MANU-
FACTORY, share OF puOiic patronage IS so.
licited. LANE q BIO.
febl7
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

DART1Es INDEBTED TO wM. FRANK,
L late OF LaGranse, Tenn, can ind their
Notes and Accounts at Messrs. ADAMS &
roOMBES. Lagrange, Tenn, who are author
lied to collect them, or at go Main street, Mem
phIs, Tenn, sign OF The Great Red Store
mh5d&w WSI. FRANK.
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Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis. r. r. time. 500 am. 400 pm.
Arrive at Nashville ll:45 pm. $50 an
Sleeping Cars on Eveu1ng Train nom Mem
phis to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's ONCE, 2S7E
Main street, and at Depot head OF Main street,
pE Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Men,
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vRte ReEld enees or on board DOats, 10 ali pTin-
cfpal points East and North.
Telegraph Ofiice in Ticket Office, 2S71z Main
street.
SAM. 3. JONES, superintendent.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent. feb2l
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Pike & Johnson
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES

VVHIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
fnEton, tOffice, 2Iz r street., viii attend to
all cases that may be entrusted 10 them, IN the
supreme Court OF the United states, and Couri
OF Claims and also 10 the recovery of claims
against the Government or individuals, ana
10 business before Congress and in the Depart
ments
7 senior member has been a practising
lawyer for thirty-two years, and is 8 member
of the bars OF the Supreme Courts of Arkan-
Eas, Louisiana end the United states. TDe
Junior bred a lawyer, was long Represents
tive and Senstor in the Congress OF the United
States and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business in the Departments.
The senior, retaining his residence at n MeIn-
plis will also as one OF the frm Of PIKE,
ADAMS 4 PIKE, attend 10 cases in the Su-
preme Courts OF Arkansas and Tenn essee, and
in the United States Courts and CnaneeEy
Court at Memphis. noVo II
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IRON AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JeTer
} son street, entrance In alley. Special al
tanfion given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
Ysa1aha framed ready 1or ahipptng. InoYA
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TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Little Rock Z. &.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH l5T,
" Trains viii run daily between Memphis
and Madison. The ferry bOat will leave the foot
OF Union street al : o'clock am. Tram leaves
son al pm.
feblB =. II. BEAUMONT. Gen. Sup'ts
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Quick Time East
Louisville Route Always Ahead

Spring SCHEDULE,
Commencing February 10, 1869
Double Daily Through Trains
WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS on THE
Memphis and Louisville Z. z. Line
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GRoCERs.
just ARRIVED.

I00 POCKETS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
lQO COFFEE AZ Thhty-six Cents, gusran-
teed as good as ever used, or money returned.
mhI MARTIN WALT a co.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


PmlDEPHA jar 25Coou 10 ght dsmaod a. 29g9 f'J h s
ding pnis Clover Seed active At 70 ~ - ~ ftsetl - 90
Wscorsa Family s,d 5o Minnesota do, ~ 25Gt1 55
Wheat du aeellIag RED 81 7oa VI 80 amber 81 9s p
white a. l00 ~ IS Corn hr demand New leG" eSGy 1oa
unchsnge Western De Petroleum. Groceries, ana fo''on' VI
BilrxoRE jan 2Coon steady md s Mdtlirg Upland: 2sIc
Fout DOL a9d gIssshEsl % 55 M SpStrspe
46 asa e.; Extra 81 7jd lOi DO Family Or 23d or ~
Western Superane 50 2dt6 10 Do EItra 20 - 90 S9
81 Of Corn fun Prime White sjd31ci Yellow sGa37 Oats dull
at 7Oq1ic Rye doll at S9q 81 s. Mess PORK am a. SJG ~ 9o
Bacon acye RIB Sides 7d 7ic Clear Sides 6iqSici Shoulders
lal5.c Hams zoe L1rd qae =. &c ., ,,, To-. >. v,,,
Leat s5d - 2S Gotten N.e hs., Porn ~ Lar, re BnsGs
paesel Four-Superaue - '5a % 2 Wheat, ~ 51Sd 81
Corn 62ac3e Oats, GJdC5c Rye II 2id 81 a. "h'Ay-Ka"
6,Trao jan 2sFlour lul AMI unchanged sales 900 bills at a.
4a-I Is fr Double Eri Wheat quiet; no M"aukee Cnl
held 81 % No ccso Spring q u MS o s,u 's. =, M 4
snail lots It &c for Western Barley quet 1aauish ~
~ Sfo boston al o. 20 SssYoiE s5c to AJany 67e
usshagsL Corn lmer or No aud e eessed ol's w
Dressed Hog, frn aud active at *l1 ,-.
CHrsGo jan 25-liehange On NeElof tImft a. ny p
stead a. i5atl n No. GTm aud advanced c sses al
buyer MAY ost, ,s active; 80 $50 g. Rye N far DE-
aalt ieIc bslr No lgiG ~ D. b,tG s,ssa sa2 y,
BIl Meat. srn ss5, rib. , stous i2l, Hams steady
Ho, les aai fr1sr az ga q Live ilos im and steady
~ " MHs srP5s ,, t az Rss S Si6S Ra Wheat
$50 ta,h Corn 100 la,b. oats o9 bush Barley 300 Hog.
Corr h better demand at Ge for Ear aud shrd ky,
~ ur5sugsL cotton ia WHISKY steady AZ 9Ieg8c Pro';oa
5 I'D shs, Mes Gis i,,e ~ @ s s Gear s s h s
higher All scarce ls llg bids At lte 9I shogiIf
iia o. Gree, ei a.s i % At i Tor Sbeur, Or sides nll es
irq1irr. Gold. l16. Eteharge tun.
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AHIEPING INTELLLG ENCE.
poRr or NFwyoRg. J.a 25..........cLEAREr

PORT OF NETWORK. jan. &.......,.....t LEA"Ep
st.,,,slir-Hlnnouis. Meier Hamburg
Slip-iookouf Nugeut Sau Francisco. o. all, ~.
BaTks-M. Reynolds, Reynolds Lolioni lfous1's ai' f'N'
S,inss Ina Para ana Maraaham san J1rr Nah.ne "a"
lr. Nay Lowell Van Reywgan, Nera Cruz oa'ro h''ies'
AS9o.le r Soae, Poly Nassau River via Sa,aunh; H. RsPp
cole Riclmoni; Othco, Edllge lhadepla Nelt bo'nDf'
Io5lie. S,am.ori o. C. Ackeu hoomr, N't"'''~
ARRIVED.
s,, p.n,svlr,ri, Hsli Liverpool jan g. ulse ana PASS
sf.stgsnip NrLns, Drew Al~1auira ml'r. anu fa'"
steamship T. G. k.sh,, Dent WASHINGTON Nose ana pas
steamship Fannie fcuton Philadelphia
S..r.ip Rsrisu M.lorv New Orleans. nase. ard pass
sim OCEAN Eapless Horton, Grand Canary ISLANDS 80 days. oalast
RAJ Ecipse Nvle Rio Jaucro So iays toHee
Bar. Fortune Howard, taihaseua Nov % Wy ,
Kew West jan TO- fnstc cotton see d. &c fut mo WI"
der disabled ana shet Of proos jan. - t1s u s@.s "a
ll each other nhong wounds aud Wa obliged 70 Put
Kew West for The ent to hopd be eeous
o l. uas no expected TO recover al dsts Of sale,,
Bark IIaydu, Stefeu RIO Janeiro. a days e'ue
RAN Moss Glen. Newell, Havana, - DAYS sugar
Brs Cania Corrryn Demarara, q DAYS, sugar nd noses
NJ EreJ 1RiiSs Palermo Nov 10, fuiL
R,, rslly no Chisholm Cataneu, days sugar.
SIR N. q Brit DriHkNster, Dauen, Ga, dave rice
Scpr irion Leighton Brunswick, Ca tays yellow pine
Scbr Hattie Paige. Haley, Daren, Ca, y DAYS rc"
Schr Emua 4. Latham. Edudse, - Atts is days, san
Srbr Marion Gsge Sheppard, savannah, days, eoion.
DOMESTIC PORTS
Ro,roS 25-Aiye ship Naples, from Batavia bark Smyr
mote SMYRNA, hgs kstGsdn Paeuuei lloNaad - Mains
sy Daren Lucy aud Red Jacket NeSforAi ahght boat
fom Neg York
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 2SThe steamship kna which sailed RON New
Yois Jan. 10. arrived AZ this port yesterday
Jan 25he steamship Herman which sailed from
NeN.YorA Jan IA, arrived at this port to-day.
SPOKEN.
Bark Rambler from Boston beaud s. Jan 49, la 80 o1 7o D, Al
snip fuoch Talbot roa Mobile for Liverpool Jan 10 A1 |oF
Sshr Rattle Ranger bound s, Jan. 49, lat 49, Ion 7alo
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,ies 20 900 bush 81 Mixed Spring. 81 6o9 81 r 70
M"'Psss ae after rate for extra choice 81 I re- 'n
Mst lul and heavy sales Of l2o0 bush at - oas
$50 bash New Ohio and western 7iie aaa slo' Bye (.
,rsaE ara nodeTa'sy active The sales rf i G
- go ba b,p AID n T.o5 Tss o. New vest
9Se od a@ ~ OoG u g in store s t y 1 M ~ is9
me ~ s bb W. os a's s hb Corn sos -i5 h oli,
23Jisl lush Rye Z'4slJ bush Barley 0''o BUSH Mall
HDBsThs demand good and prices srm on ~ dy G po "a
Sne.te slsaghters ira at "a a &c. currency.
HOPS are stu very ann With ouy moderate aemsgl 20 gS
HEMP-In Manila there is tut little doing quoaoasi we
and with good demand a il pert , fI, o1.
prices frm a. sdc for shipping sud u 10 Tor ksa
M0LASSESIh demand moderate aud TIE genea 1ss q 5 5
SRr sey NTH sale Of 900 bb good
stsady at Sc. Pitch and Tar unchanged ,.-..,,
81 for and bills English Lnseed is RoPi1a nal
G g s aa aa3 ISs srd Dc remain ern at 81 Is
Whale and ~ for Sperm Menbaden OIL held at S Win 0's
PRovsoYsre activity IN the market ls Sor PORK PORK
today prices have sdvauced aud close firm the sales cash ana reg
lar are 200 bb s29 5OGsg od Mess; 80 l5o 80 80
for New DO $50 for city Do aud $26 25d$2 80 for Extra Prime
3G+3o 80 seller March Reef remain, steady Nth mot
= m T Prime Me.. ADD All 20 for India Mess Beef Hams
s3 Cut Meats are more active and frmer sales Of 800 pss a, ~
Ute for Picked Hans Racon qqt we hear Of no sales prices
Dressed Hogs Somewhat unsettled though rhr we
in good demand end closes % sales Of 500 pigs at lgG Pc Tor 20
Isle City; l9i d20tc for fair to prime steam and D4dsc Tor
Kettle Rendered 80 sellers option March and April az &c
PETROLEUM-Refned remains steady though not active At oi GJ
fr standard White the ard J.c Philadelphia but Crude
was easier 4 2li d23c. Naphtha hrm. at Haze. go .
klCEWe learn Of only few snah sales but holders are SUI quite
6nn at 81 g}c for Caroina
sUGAkS-The has been moderate and prices
main nounay fair good Refining but sellers are not
these sales Of 81 hhds at J 9Jc Tor English
for hard 1900, .
STEARS-The market fru and fairly aetye sales of2OO ID at
l0idl9c
sEEDS-Grass Seeds and prices have upward tendency
Cioyer ~ for Timothy Rough Flax Is fairly
tive 40 81 o. ...
wsRYTbe market inactive and tane sales Of 20 bills at 81
gal
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers a
limited amount of its First Mortgage Bonds at par.
One thousand miles of the line West from Omaha arc
now completed, and the whole grand line TO tho
Pacific will be open for business in the Summer of
1869
BY its charter the Company is permitted to issue its
own First Mortgage Bonds to tho same amount as
the Government Bonds, and no more. These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all ITS
equipments, and give over eight per cent on the
investment. Such mortgage upon what, for a long
time, will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from Jan. /, in currency. Subscriptions will be
received in New-York at the Company's Office, No.
20 Nassau-st and by JOHN j. Cisco g. Son. Bankers
No. 50 Wa-st., and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States Pamphlets
with full particulars. on application.
Bonds sent Free but parties subscribing through local
aqeRfs wiH look 10 them for their safe delrey
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer New-York.
OFFICE OF THE ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND,
AND 81, LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, :
No. ~ Wall-st.)
The CoUPONs from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February !, proxmo, will DO paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
Com, free Of Government tar H. II. BooDY,
New-York, Jan. IA, 1862 Treasurer.
PACIFIC RAILROAD lof MssOur SIX PER- CENT
GOLD BONDS for sale by the undersigned. The road
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II such an Of paying traffic can be derived from
local business upon average distance in operation OF
less than 200 miles, there be doubt OF the road
having all its carrying facilities taxed TO the utmost
when tho whole line is finished TO the vast local
and through freight The work Of construction is not
stopped during the Winter. On the contrary large
force is engaged that the gap Of about $50 miles
naming between tracts Of the Union Pacific and Cen
trail Pacific will be closed and the whole line 20 the Pa
cfo in operation by the carly days Of the ensuing sum
mer Tho bonds are first mortgage upon the road and
its equipments. The entire mortgage will DO about
s3OOOOOOO, and the interest 81 100000 per year.
The Broadway Insurance Company has declared a
dividend Of eight per cent payable Feb. l.
The railroad reports show the following earnings.
C7.i.7g0 and North Wtstsrr-
Third week In jan 1863 1929 l69..... S2lse2l
Michigan southern 1900.
Third week In jan. l663..... S0J5oO l509.'''''so9VI
Since the the sugar crop Of Louisiana has increased
from 200 hhds in 1885, to 100000 hhds the present
season. with the prospect for the next season OF OVO
hhds.
Milwaukee and st Paul earned from Jan to 2lst three
weeks
489 1885, go Increase M
The Chicago Republican OF Saturday says:
The local money market was again characterized by
moderate degree Of activity, under fair demand Tor
from nearly all classes Of business men, but az te
supplv quite LIBERAL borrowers experience but little
difficulty IN obtaining all the funds TO which they are en-
titled, and the market is working comparatively easy
though steady and firm, at 10 3 cent = annun. Inc
movement Of currency IL not very large ana Is qlte
evenly balanced, the receipts equang the shpments
Eastern exchange quiet and shade hrmer to-day,
with early sales between city banks at 80 cents
and in the afternoon at paraelSsing nrn over Ie
40 discount, and selling at 40 premium.
TABLE Of the Arerage Amount az Loans Specie Circda
ton. Deposits ana Legal Tenders u The Banks Of me
Cayof Aep- York for he week ending saturday, JAM
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

- ~ u t'.''' a pa, I M, L. e. ~, g o.,
l2 Meal 94 bags Buekwhest Flour 800 bush Corn 900
bush Oats Malt 80 bash Grass Seed 35 bush Beans L. IS
hush Pea 5j b Crude Petroleum $40 bb Refined Petroleum 7
b. WHISKY 2]j bb Eggs 23t bales Wool 70 bales Hops $40 sides
Leather Hides bids Tobacco 100 boxes and Tobacco
bba Moses 53 hays Cotton seed ~ pigs k 4SV boxes
Starch h4g peauuts bush. Rough Rice 2t9 sbha bprs
Tarpsrtle 5 Ron SO bb Pork l55 bb Beef 500 pkgi
ca. Meats 1879 pigs Lard 3 pigs Ashes 5j pigs Bqttsr Is
PIX 10 Taow 10 pkg Lard Oh 5 pigs Dried fruits
Inv ~ Il LL..
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is completed and the net earnings for its fiscal year
will be about 81 10000 while the interest Oh the en-
tire mortgage debt will be $4,000 in gold thus
aordng perfect security for investors Price 97!,
and accrued interest in currency Parties purchasing
before February will getthe benefit of the premium
on coupons maturing on that date. For further
particulars apply to CLARK DODGE & CO.. No 81
Wall-st.
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stocs and sac Der cent Government bonds Iherc Il
large amount of capital offering on CALL which has the
tendency TO stimulate speculative movements IN stocks
and Government bonds Commercial paper passes freely
at 7a9 per cent for prime names.
Sterling Exchange is firm at quotations. London, GO
days, 1O9ldlO9E London, sight. 11Ol Paris long 5l5
a514a Paris, short, 5I2td5.l1S; Antwerp, 6l6te5lb
Swiss, 5l63 a515; Hamburg, 96a36t Amsterdam hG
4A Frankfort, 04i Bremen, 7S5 d7sB; Berlin n40HB
Frejghts Liverpool by steamer. 1850 bDs Flour at
Is. 3D. 10000 bush. Wheat at 7sa7id, and $1,000 BUSH
Corn at "a.
1t is rumOred that the managers OF the chicago ROCK
Island and Pacific Road contemplate the payment OF
cash dividend of 33J per cent to be paid out Of surplus
earnings and the proceeds Of the sale Of 1900 shares Of
stock sold at p6a99 I'm October 1861 lis stated that
their land which amounts about 175O0OO acres will
sell for sufficient money 10 finish the road and that the
stockholders are TO DO the immediate recipients Of this
dividend
The Treasurer OF the Union Pacific Road oilers in ano-
Their column their first mortgage per cent thrtyyear
bonds az par The last bulletin Of progress on the road
shows that one thousand miles finished and in opera
ton West Of Omaha reaching across and beyond the
Rocky Mountains Three years only forty miles were
built two hundred and sixtyhye miles were added IN
1866 two hundred and seventyve I'm 1867, and about IRE
hundred miles in 1868 rapidty Of construction has
had no parallel in all the history OF railroad engineering
Another fact Of still greater interest to the nancler
and TO all who are concerned in tho material growth OF
our Western country that the Union Pacific road rs
vet incomplete and dependent upon the business which
il has itself created or stimulated earned, in the year
1865 more than S5,OOOOOO, the details Of which are us
fpllou
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Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bonds,
prnci al and interest payable in gold for sale on
favorable terms, by
S. SKAATs 81 BRO, No. 10 Broad-st.
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GRAIN. PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS

ICNeiullJ Reported for The Tribune
MONDAY. Jan. %. 1859.
ASESThs market steady and the demand moderated sales Of 10
bbls 81 75d 81 8i for Pots; and 80 8i for Pearls
COTTOHPnces the market has been dull and eg
throughout the greater portion of the day but At the close there
rather steady aud the offerings comparatively moderate
$50 bales Of which 9 taken by spnneIs 80 by
uo and 276 by exporters nearly all Of the latter transit We
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MORRIS Essex RAILROAD CONPASY,l
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AUDITOR,
H0B0KEN n j., Dec %, 1859.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on and
~ after January and Transfer Office u this COMPANY
will he Of the Delaware Llkawanna aud Western Railway
HENRY W. MILLER. Secretary. &c
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILR0AD.--The
~ Annual Meeting Stockholders will be held Denver Jan u
1862 Directors and the transaction Of other hus
l. j. CARTER fresL I. - H. H.
Eew-York Dec. %. 1868.
A GENCY of ST LOUIS and IRON NOUN
"A TAIN II. r. Co.. No. - Wals.-The COUPONS DUB FEB T.
Office Of tie Company. H. q. MARQUAND, YcePresiieuL
NEw-YoRK Jan. 25 500,