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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.


1OspoS. Fsh I-i an-Col'gl' oPea a, g1 or rS.'I 20
stocks s,esdyi Erie. q, I!Iaos, 91
LIYEHPoot Feb I'll mibe Cotton m'ffsi opeui setye
re, advanced g. NJ hs fosng DE oruns quo'a
Mldgg ypar the spot l2tL hEding IPahGs To ar
7lr l2d Mding Ocas ll The sales 81 TIE fsT are rsinrd
2o1O bales BrsalsuasC0n 81 o. for Oh Mixed ei's'n
tud 81 for New.
NDos Feb 4-Talov fGl1 r. evt
FHASEToKT FEB AU HyeI geny lond' ~ ao Tor Tie Issue Of
1867
LONDON Feb Al p. n-uptsi FrsTs,nT Bopd' quiet
Tie mhrke,is steady Ere RasAy shares, 2i Atlantic sd
Crest Nestcrn 5si.
TIvyRPoot Pei al The Cotton rsrie, sT aui
prices advanced st smother cghthi iedug uynd The
spot ld; nloat l2id Mdiug Orleans lA Lard qast aud
steady Css IS y for tie best grades Of American Pine Naval
IoSpcv Fob 3-Tslis- Isi0.oi Pcv
4Thc Cotton makst active
on the SPOT l1g r. a Low Miliirsi Afoai 40 r.
IoypOy Feh a. p. u.--Stocks easier
LrgHPooL Fsb ~ mThe Cool market = sId,sd tni The
dsy thouglt vioo 81 90 baleA Beef io
4 fierce Of 30i y for EIira Prime Mes.
ASrxERP Feb lIseun Is lrn it ;9i r. Tor suuiiri Whis
LONDON $3.50 CoHsos closed ~ 30 Tor money and
a American securities costriied States Five
1stutl,s 5li. Erie shares 2t Illinois Central ihAs 90
IfvEiPO0 Feb $3.50 Thc Cotton market closed actTe st
unchanged TIE following quotations. Nddng lphnds, 1874 Md
ding Orleans 2 the sales ofths DAY foot 100 bales Petroleum
closed quiet id or sphs and O Ee-bsd Oher articles ua
IcSpoS Feh l-i:3o p mTal,u h,, declined TO <a suE.r
.fost buosut spo quoted OILS aud Lsd unchanged
FR,SKVoHr Fth Eveniug-UHed Si!es RTs Iseatss are
quoted At gl for tie issue ~ 1902.
PARIS. Feb g4.-B0aus strong Rerte', III Oc
closed ift Tor Ordnhs
on the spot. and INL fT Low Midlirg u srfire
LoSDos, Feb IEvelas-Lrseed O eosei at 81 TO- sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

Money Is easy at per cent, with consdeIaDle amounts
| left ON Government bonds at per cent commercial
paper remains unchanged at 7G9 per cent
sterling Exchange dull and weak at quotations. Paris
co bankers bills sold in second hands atIO9 London
co dovs 1OosaIO9l; London sight, ilOA0llO1 Paris.
long 51e305l5i; Paris, short, 5.lSi 95l3s Antwerp,
! k17t0s1G4; swiss, 5l7ba5164; Hamburg, s6iaS6i
| Amsterdam. AGDt; Frankfort, 41iQ43; Bremen. 800
79I Berlin, lSG72
Fre.snts-To Liverpool by steamer. 500 bales Cotton
at i'd and coo BUSH Wheat at 7id. To L0nd0n-l00
bills Flour at 2s Cd. p-
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant Treas
urcr were: Receirts for Customs s2s3ocO; for Gold
Notes. S72OO0; total Receipts S37227O 80; total Pay
ments, s1,447,9ss 40; Balance, sS4oi4.252 GO.
The following is the bill passed by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania In regard to election OF Directors for
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road
1t shall be lawful for the Board Of Directors OF the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Co, by
lot otherwise, TO socassy the members thereof that
official terms as to directors at the first next annual cleo.
ton. After being thus CLASSIFIED the stock and bond
tors necessary TO fill vacancies created by the expiration
of tho period Of services fixed as aforesaid.
The New-Yori Fire Insurance Company have declared
scmannual dividend Of per cent,f free Of Government
tax, payable on demand.
The stockholders Of tho Norwich and Worcester Rail
road Company have q meeting at Norwich, next Tues
day. TO vote the question Of leasing their road to the
Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad Company for term
Of 100 years.
Tho following the receipts OF the Illinois Central
Railway during the month Of January 1869: Land sales
slOsS32 o. cash collected. s25Ss2 6l traffic. S59IOei So
traffic in January, 1868. s51e497 O4.
The san Francisco Bulletin says OF the China line Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
This service was inauguratod on tho 1st OF January,
hence to thai country Of winch one stll remains Yo
kOhama. having been sent ont as spare ship. These
steamers carried merchandise TO the value OF l20O53
and G. s36u in treasure During the past year the Com
pany have sent out ten steamers to Japan and China
carrying IN merchandise and E8C0 GCS In treas
ure Tie contract under which the service IL perormed
calls for monthly trips. and IL IS quite probable that tho
fun number VIII ho made during the current year. Those
who looked for Il marked increase III our AEatic com.
upon the Inauguration OF steam have thus far had
their expectations only partially realized Asia is Alto
Ccthcr too conservative country 10 allow OF any sudden
revolution In its currents Of trade. The values OF our
merchandise exports Chira nud Japan during the past
three years have been follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port or NETWORK. Feb. ..CLgARE

PORT or NETWORK. Feb A.........,...,CLEARED
st.smps-Palmyra Watson Lyerpoo; Deutchsud Brekensn
Rmsns n LyiBgon SayaunahG Moro Castle Adams
ysr, Abemare Couch Norok Cts Point aud RchIoni Nerea
Rsarse Boston; Chesapeake Bragg Poandi AAgnohs Ofesel
lbarles,oa. Cbilds, Baltimore.
ro.er Pickett Para Americas Hawkins, uenfaegoa
scLY.-Wauarrer Thorndikc Para; o. Seond Dsos"sy bsu
mare. NJ Richards Wimngton Thos r. french, Dooelv,
WshrS,on q; willie Move Larkin, DemarAra Yankee Dood
WIhyv PbaienhIa; Favorte. NeNeoub, CORVALLIS ~ 4 o.
r Biyi.sl Bamor; Marshall Keith. Cansgle Greenoei for
Wsrri wicks wilmington ~ CT j. W. Hatfield sAndfSrd Corn
wallis ~ s.
Steamship Columbia Caraghsp, Glasgow Jan Io via hos ia
s,e,mship Columbia Van Sice. mdse and pass
St.soshp Fab Kee Steele Bermuda jan ~ mdse aud pasa
Steamshp Huntsville CroWe, Savannah. ndse. and pass
Bark ADELAIDE Plummer. CaiI ~ days wine! &c -,
Schr Israe Snow Plsbuy MSague' IL dJ. oranges Len
schr Ida MAY Tor Nloik IN ~ uAs ohk hbiA
New HAyen, loading.
sehr Sylvan Blanchard, Havsps, u days, sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,
Feb 2-Auvei, brig Ma1nnua baehuhef
Cher,.t Portla nd Ida Whese Potsadi ns
poand for Norfolk Anna Harris do Feb Arrived ens ffevae
Waller Portland for Acorn Hahfst for hswissxi bes
Ri 81, nhn far SewYork, BOnds for Newfort CaF'o RoAand
for New.iors. -. co,..-x.A,. Ksuntan Savannah,
GeoYgeua, Lensn. st. Martina
SPOKEN.
RS Ra,aod Jan @ lat d. Lon 49, kom Havana for ssYahnsa
MISCELLANEOUS.
,,.t.. RTosn from before reported al anchor
n ~ sT Bay morning. aud reports hs'sg neo
h hsrk Ibseore for NesfosE Len poss hrx hsne
, ~, EssYark ssi sehE A "saiserth Tor nsv'
York, 20 sal Jan d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

Te tcSo a M P UPl,nd s,a bel, FL ' :;
Nv S ~ Corn sr@ fd@s Witt At asc Prime yellow
s,siasGe Oat, fr Rye at 81 81 Me-, PorE Cru
i, ssis s5ooders ' Sc H.n,, s Lard gas
F1o' ~, '. o.. Sp sS5. Isl
Mta'g 3tI; Low. s"d WoS.n Eta RsS s5ss7 as
90 5Sd SO Wheat very dui rrctP. hFh Rel 81 el6s Is,
SG' 5u,G Se- Yellow Ssssi .,5y
Western 49, PsIossS A'P a. ~. au -, osI Nee III, @
Lard suu at gll,e Whisky sonaal At ,;e atl -.
reported we're ear Sew Coz tss an. 500
spo " IFioa quiet ADD steady Wheat S And unchanged
Com qa.t ,io,. a1h,s Qai. an Isa .a..l9si ' S
unchanged Dressed Os moderately 'eu's aud advanced @'e
o.Tseo .Ilo, Dss's's With on. %Sd,, ;, dS%,sa
@ssbsPssa 10 hssg IS >, c' ~ ~ No SGSf'SG sL.H
a.etSs Meal sIi5 sEI Mlsd steady short. ssei
as b6 s s g. &c t As.H St$
Pen ty 9 d.. spd g''G, Oh, INV. What H. s1 sd
c Ss sS.s re sSsss iTdsI i5 B,lsy
3 III. Pi; Sss, l' e., H %:sSs
uuI.S Cotton held = a5 demand hs holder. strong
%y o doll an. and 1SlI' M 90 Ss iis S $50
Sy b sS ns a ' S@ a. S' % sSa s.d
Sides Bacon q shoulders, le Clear HID sides lIie
c s.it. Of s1s 60 s e. si.isaSs Cola ~
E IS ss 81 s,t F sd Ss Eg w SS.
i fpasI IS oat. 6od6lc Cora 62a6sc Rye, t16.l IS
H., Port sRayJi5l Lard 2lc BaeoB-Shoudes liidljc,
cisa, Rib side, i8dolc Clear sd. u, 0lac Bas Meats.
ISLANDERS l3idlic Clear Rib sides, Tdle; Clear eieS IA a
Ia M packed WHISKY, gGdgTe.
HKxpu Feh 4Cotoh irregular; saet a. id29c receipts s2e
hs, eIport. bales Por quiet 80 eOdsR Cora dull al
Ne os. Pork hrn Lard quiet at 2YSlo Bnt
Teas 6nn Shoulders ii Clear Rib I7idsc Dressed Hogs. si3 30
GAIA . - - $50 -, ,..,..., N
sss 1s 49, S'a' f5i Isl -. , vas:
declined No ss Ssr o 90 , siS X. Si, sl d
$ SS 1 md l. hs a% ,.i .&y3'sa
Provisions active Mess Pork advanced IodOc
ssiss Al Al cash month Lard steady and hrn at e
sssh Green Meats quiet omns higher Dr,s, Hogs quiet and
a. Light Ala CO.. ee HEAVY Sl3d 52a Live Hogs active ADD
Ann FAR 10 EItrs 40 casa Cate qulet Butchers ~
food 10 Choice s72Sd s7s Reeep-7a0 bhis fonr w
huh Wheat 5000 bush 1900 bu.b Oats 1000 bush re Jog
IIogs shpmen-5 900 bills Flour iJ bush wheat WV oasl
Con- 1900 bush Oats 800 bush Rye. $500 iioEa
ST. Lou Feb 4robseO closed ssivs Sound Lps' GOLD fsa
az SO other unchanged Cotton ard Hemp nat Flour 9
Fine supsn sa rs 1 sap'sse ard Low Err. ~
40 Extra S6O5d sc 50 Doabo BItia, to1*7 I Choice
EI, Fancy 90 tOdsi So Wheat dali Common 60 Prime f.
Corn orn Al 73a7c Oats at s2d6Sc Barley qseL Nbsn
bs.S, A e2le Porh higher ssle, sH So lots Up The river ~
B0lt meats higher Shoulders 3ic Clear SIDES 49, 70 ss" 9hls
Bssan closed bnoyast; sboDder ldlNe Clear RIB Sides ~
iTI clear sides ic Lsd buoys 10 ss up The nrsr lie log
stead, A. Is light 70 heivJ Cattle unchanged lie
esips 2e00 bbs Flour 600 bush wheat LVOV oun oo'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
pASSENGFRS APRLHED.

FROM HAvANA-Iu steamship Coluuhs. Jan. 4n H. Burke
H. Wolf D. Perez b. Nayerie r. H. Faneon J. Toscans Be
sneou Sts Capt PreesoD Laniere wife asd children,
D. Iukhaus Rodriguez ami daughters j. A. TOscans and vile,
j. Toaus r. Tosns aud brother D. H. know
ton A. Martinez Clbea ard wife O. b. Fogle j. CASTOR vile and
children d. paS Ssrschs-a wife children and servant
Caeja VIE Fernandez and child A. Hachl err r Bach
er servants 6Jvu NJ Jesus Bcha Carota acher
Adele Bcher Jose Moaes Gabue Bachrr wife, daughters si
2servsB Benton. q. Cas wife ehilea ard JsefsasS "
Edeman clircn Wson Balstaw O. w bner ..
Edwards Truman Chas. Chesebro j. h"i '" '" Az
ans r. Alvarez g Castro cen aud servants j. " Len
FROM sAyANNAHla steamship Huntsvlie-Nis Iisee baH,
C. q Hunter Ph,p Mort Mrs ~. J. Haafd hss HaiAe John
Nice ali aud VIE ]. /. TenneJ Jas H. Price, Mrs Gort0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
TurrsnAY. Feb. 4-r. NJ.

Gold opened at 1853, sold at 1853, 1861,
1851. closing at 1855 alS5i The clcarngs at the Gold Ex
change Bank t5G.l17 900. and tie balance S.i92
SIS 49, The Deutchand took ont 5000 in specie today
Government bonds opened strong at an advance Of
FER cent In prices. Tho investment demand continues
active and the advance Of the past three days leaves
heavy short interest uncovered made at low prices.
There is brisk borrowing demand for the bonds for
delivery. State bonds continue dun and dropping.
North Carolina per cents sold at 636G2 bonds, Gl
col. Missouri per cents, sJl0sel. Louisiana Lcyee
per cents sold at CO. There good Inquiry for western
railway mortgages, and prices arc very firm. Rock
Island lists sold at Rock Island rs, o. Fort Wayne
lists 1914 Chicago and Alton LIST, 1914 Toledo PEORIA
Warsaw E. u. lists &c. Union Pacific bonds are also
IN demand ut and accrued interest Canton sold at
6aCOs. Western Union Telegraph sssa37s.
Quicksilver, 23i. Pacific Nah excited,
opening H. selling at lls and ISL closing at 11ei0l7
The announcement made this morning that the Pennsy
vana Legislature had efectually headed off the Erie
Company IN their attempts TO control the Fort Wayne
road by passage Of bill changing the method Of the
election directors had depressing effect upon all the
stocks manipulated in sympathy with the Eric eqne
which eliminated in empanic just previous 10 inc one
o'clock board NewYork Central orened at 1854 ana SOFA
down 10 1904 Reading fell per cent Toledo and Wa
bash II per cent Fort Wayne, ~ per cent Cleveland
and Pittsburgh per cent Ohio and Mississippi u per
cent Rock Island II per cent North Western common
Iper cent Northwestern preferred II per cent CeYe
land and Toledo was strong at 5s0IO54 IaAo 6o4c
1924, Hannibal and Joseph preferred, l00Gi01 The
pressure to sell the clique stocks appeared 10 come
from the small operators who follow IN the wake OF the
heavy Dealers the break also assisted By the bears
who were free Sellers and hammered tho market with
great ygor. the lowest prices large class OF weak
holders were closed aud at tho o'clock board
sharp rally made in the general market Of l02t per
cent Fort Wayneand Rock Island, however, did not
epond TO the upward turn as they held that
short sales are made from fears OF short
corner. Erie is only dealt in on tie
street. Tho sales today ranged from S33a354
After the Board the market feyorlsh and unsettled
The uctuaton, however, not large and tho prices
were sustained with great vigor, but the market had
de1noralized look aud there continued pressure
sell stocks by holders who by the check
mating the plans Of the parties who attempted 10
ol Fort Wayne At tho close prices were lower and the
market closed feverish and unsettled Rock leland de-
cned TO Government bonds closed strong and active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

The decline for the past year over 1861 Is SiJO00O IL
Ould remembered, however that under recent reg
OF tho Customs Department merchandise received
via the Isthmus ard iuteHdcd for ASIA is allowed TO
be ranshppcd without passing through tho form Of re-
expectation at this port aud hence portion OF the goods
that formerly contributed to swell exports 10 that
country is Withdrawn. Our passenger traffic with ASA
has been wonderfully Increased within year In 1868
received from that country 362 passengers and cent
back in 1906 tie arrivals numbered 1855 and the
departures O5l in 1861 the number OF arrivals 49i
and the departures iJO0 last year 1881 Passengers were
landed here from Asia, against 400 departures.
The Boston AdreriIser OF Wednesday says:
The bank statement for the past week was scarcely as
strong the preceding one the loans having Increased
and the reserves decreased comparison with the pre-
vous statement shows increase IN loans OF {I696;
decrease I'm specie Of S2335O6 and IN legal tenders OF
S26G9 Balances due from other banks have decreased
SS3l223 and the circulation increased S0Gi7 In nGlvd
ual deposits there has been increase OF Sj65, which
however, about neutrallZed by decrease OF t5OtJ
In the balances held for country banks.
The Bil0do Commercial Advertiser gives the following
as the receipts Of flour and grain for the week ending
On atf ha undo ,rrfto pd LAX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
BARLEY MALT.
WHEAT.

GUNNiksIle only moderate demand for both Bags and Cloth
Of unchanged prces We quote l6 dl7e for the former aud gle FOL
the latter.
HhY-Thsre IL only moderate business doing and With large
ceip prices heavy T5dg5c for shipping aud PIC Tor a
lots Rye Is in moderate request and ira al S9dVc for short
and 81 l0aAl rs for Long. o.,
HEMPTLe demand for Manila moderate and prices are without
change. We quote lldllic. gold ,
HOPSTbe demand eonnues moderate ior home consumption with
change We quote State BGOc for FART Good and 20
Ice. for Choice 10 Fancy
MOLASSRS-e demand has been light and resulted sale,
eep without change BY suction note Us
bills. Eew-Orlesrs At 7la7sic., cash.
NAVAL sTORSMarte generally weak and quiet; Common ard
Strained Resins 81 50dS2 Co. Sphs Turpenne selling from the
wharf at t6Ic.
OIS-American Lnseed firm and In fair demand at 81 o3a 81 o5
for casks and bills English do nominal Crude F,h OILS arc Urn
at 81 20 Tor Whale AMI 81 for Sperm. Manufactured OILS cult
Lard OF fn and IN fair demand at 81 5oG 81 Ia henhad'n Oh
95c. Other OILS quiet
PRoySONSTh.re has been moderate demand for PORK to-day
but firm the cose the sales cash ana gar
so bb at 3l IS for Old Mess S32 ~! 80 for New DO sgd
S3l for Thin Mess For future delivery 20 b New hess al SJ@ %
6 seller March ADH Beef dull At oner sales
Of bills STA II for Plain Mess and l20 fiO for Extra Mess
dull for Prime Mess aad S3d $50 for
India moderate demand at S3odS3i for
Western dull but hunly hell sales Of 200 rkgs
Picked Hams lee and 800 pigs for April at & Dressed Hogs
ruer quote 1iD5c for Western od Isl d3ic for CITY.
Land dahl and sales of 80 bills aud te ut for No.
L. 2d2C CITY aud 20i ale for Fair Prime steam aud Kettle
Rendered
W.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains puers arriving a. this port requested to
deliver addressed Ewlork Asate Press ou
persons wutteA authority OF J. W. SiIonoa General
heent News Journal Commerce Times. TKIBCSE
World San Erpress, Ercag Post, Commercial .fdrr StGaS
Zsnng IOTkr Journal and Ne0 YORKER Deordt should also
be delivered only ~ the persolA
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B1sRTh.at Flour = 100

GhN-The Wheat market is fairly active former nc, ~.
@sns ior export and for ming the sales bush Al Al s5
% lot NO chicago Spring In stores 81 5ldsl fr No Nil
wankee stores 81 q for No. Milwaukee, Delivered NAH lot M
Nh Oaona on private and 81 Is for Choice White nrb
gan bareJ quiet Barley Malt fair reos "a i
STEADY sales OF 2eOl bush at 80 o50s2 TO- OFT, are IN
activity at higher prices the sales 5000 bush Ohio .nd W,
en- az zoe IN store and 7Gi a77c afoat Rye firmly held
though there nothing doing Corn heavy decline The demand
iar aud buyers advantage owing unorhe
from the other sde the sales oO bush Damp and nse1J Via
bic New Western Mixed. 83dglic Old d. IL In Ts and
Snest Western White e7da9e Southern White s0d9oc Jeney
Yellow, 8899Oc. We quote: - ''
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Per Tsucis dHi Edito1dL -. -
81 buth. Com. 24 bush. Oats 2o bush Malt $50
bush. WHEAT 10 lusl Grass Seed bush Beau Ja't be Flour
o. bush Con- Meal Meal - hb Otel GJl bales
Cotton Dbl. Crgie fci.oeum &c MA ReeLei Poelm -
Lice pork 6l pigs Etc 6l ptfa Cot Neat,
10 ptg Lard 81 PIG Ashes, lsl pIgs Better Gao psg Cbes'e
rkg 4g Dressed o7s rs bhl Wbf - hbls hgGs
~ bales Wool go bales ops 53 sles Leather 3i he - bids
Tobacco 3iJ boxes aud lobaeo q bib ho 10 bids No
las 80 bags Seed 30 pigs Starch, I'D bags Peanuts
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AT quotations

Mr.. McCullooh has written 10 Mr.. Van Dyek that he
shall cancel the odd lots Of bonds held by him amounting
10 s0OOOo He also states that under 10 circumstances
viii he sell any goldbearng bonds during his remaining
term Of office This sets at rest the that has been
floating about the street that he would sell bonds this
month
Messrs PulestOn. Raymond Co. report the closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

Crude in hulk dull % 2lH2llc
RICE-Narttt quiet but srm 81 q 0loie. for Carolina
SJGAS-Raw Led lrmer rates sni % nofe- eitert
but there van, Of srap 10 market AID purchases IN
immediate necessities Fair good ReAnng l1lllc sales
Of bids d2lc for Cuba Reancd dab at -. she for
Hands
s,FDS-Grass firm and IN r demand III else sri
Tnhahv AZ - GldE3 Rough Flax aud abe 81 %
q - ~ Calcutta Lneed 10 quiet aud prices have undergone no
change: quote Gt ~ 81 gold ---
STEARISThe dull and prices nominal At ~ d2 in
TALLoW--Tbe market is dull and heavy al ?dl2ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

tOFfbfNo sales Of description
market remains fr particularly grades Of which s
offerings small Rio, hr 10 good 96IIc gold IN bond
FLOUR AND hEAL-Tse martet for wtserh aud State Flour
ictEe and The grades better the better
Good bakers brands aabe the sales 100 bb. Cali
fS Floor da enj heavy sales Of $50 bbG sacks CsnAun
Flour Oactye aud nominal Southern flour
medium bot steady for The low grades s bba Rye Flour
heavy aud dni saet Of 30 bhs Con- Meal
Of 500 bbs Buwlest Flour dull The closing quoon 10
LaSa ara folows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cont Bonds
principal and interest payable in gold, for sale Oh
favorable terms, By
s. SKAATs e. Bro, No. 10 Broad-st.
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THE MARKETS.
Lc,r,fnli, r,port.a fo1 M, rrhrp.. |

ICar.iuhI reported for The Tribupe.l -.
AsHRSTbs market nd the deupd ~ sses o ~ bbs o.
81 75d 81 81 for Po and 80 l2i for PesrA
COTfON-rhOugh active yesterday the business s
good aud With continued tdvoes have
improved At the close the feeling little quiet sales OF b
bales OF which 500 tsken ny pber 224 BY specuo and
t9o BY exporters including 2275 bAs
T hng for March 2le aud 300 bales March and April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers
limited amount of its First Mortgage Bonds at par
One thousand miles of the line West from Omaha are
now completed, and the whole grand line to tho
Pacific will be open for business i'll the Summer OF
1869.
By its charter the Company permitted to issue its
own First Mortgage Bonds TO the 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 long
time, will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes tho highest rank as
cafe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from Jan. l. in currency. Subscriptions will be
received in New-York at the COmpany's Office, No.
20 Nassau-st and by JOIN J. CISCO & Son, Bankers
No. 50 Walst., and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States Pamphlets
with full particulars. on application.
Bondssent free bat parties subscribing through local
agents, uiH TOOK 10 them for their safe delivery.
JOHN j. Cisco, Treasurer New-York
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siuantial

rNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF thirteen
Drs,o,. ~ A.. SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY win
be held at the depot BIhsVe corner o. nop n
February " from o HEhl.t ., hooan, nteIehi,
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TurRspArs WEATHER gEPoar-s.m
ufNTATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE AbMhNh.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

SoEwicH AND WORCESTER RAlLnoAp Cos'asf oymsH'
TJNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Norwich ana
Worcester Railroad Compiny are hereby go . ~ ~, a.
10 O'Clock question Of Immediately a,us ther a
road together With Its rolling stock equipment hna 70
The Boston Hartford aud Rrs Railroad COMPANY o W. % W QUO
busdJsd JssTs psr order Diree.OrI H. 1, VLbfP, oIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS
PRINCIPAL and Interest payable in gold coin Coupons
payable first January and July, at National Park
Bank, New York.
We offer limited number Of the above desirable
Bonds at par with accrued interest in currency.
TURNER Bros Bankers
No. IA NASSAU, CORNER PNEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
The foIloWinR were the bids for Rank st0cgs:
q following for Railroad bonds :

'itToi. 4 wnbssh "a Mort. ~
iToL & Wabash Bqu!p. Bonds. II
Ct Western lst Mortgage. 49,. %
Ct Western, "a Mort, i65a.. 73l
4 GalenA Z Chiesgo RItsndcd... 90
] Gs,eba & Chicago 81 Mtg..... IS
! Chicago 4 X Island let Mort. .I0l
lChlesgO. Rock Island q PGcibc. "a
lNew.Jersey Central "a B..u.l1l
Morris 4 KsssI lft NoTtgsge. .. 97i
Morris 4 EsseJ ri Mortgage. 80
. Pitts. is Wayne 4 Chic. 1T MIL
IPiat, " Wpss ! Che. 2sA VI