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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

! In the United States District Court yesterday,
before Judge Rlachfod the Stevenson cotton case was
resumed, pursuant to adjournment John W. Ilona as
testified 10 tho defendants having held COMMISSION ~
the Confederate army and 10 his having Travelled through
the South during the hebeou and bought up cot'oh
at various points to be exported TO Europe
Justice Jones of the Superior Court has rem
dcIcd opinion In tic divorce case OF MARVIN ~ Siai
plaintiff for contempt, for refusing to pay lnony 10 s
Clark In accordance with tho order of tho Court The
plant N was unable comply with tho order and II So
the cause OF such inability.
Still another order has been made in the suit
Of James Blaieford agi th9 nfrSnsS o ndg
his own order of Thursday AsI Inc iono"i"s 10 'N'
order.
defendans the order OF Injunction made IN this action
y me on tho 9Th OF January 1862 Is so far modified hs
not 10 interrupt The carry Ing on Of the express business
now being transacted by the American Merchants Union
Express Co.. to prevent that Company from using ~
said business property actually transferred and Delivered
TO IL by tho Merchants Union Express Company before
jan 8. lSce. b. p IsGRAnAM, Jnstce."
In the Supreme Court, General Term. mn
appeal the decision OF the Surrogate IN the matter
of the Iangton estate was partly argued yesterday.
FROM The testimony taken before The Surrogate. 1t APP
pcarcd that IN 1865 Patrick NJ LaugtOn was carrying Oh
The coal business N this city Ia August on that year.
that IFS hopeless, and from that no he failed
rapidly On the 18th day OF October, the Rev FATHER
McGlynn was cent for and was with MN larES pntt
attorney Of ST. Stephens Church, sent Tor and
win drawn ard signed on the 2Cth OF October INC
dcceden fingered TIL the 1st Of November when ne died
His will gave bulk OF his estate. charged with nunu
tee his wife, mother and brother, % Archbishop Mc-
Coskey and bishop of Philadelphia The VIII was offered
for probate, and was opposed by the widow on inc
claim that LaugtOn not az the time competent
10 make will. The Surrogate refused probate on the
ground that il was not executed and atcscd III inc man
prescribed by law. From this decision the devisees
aYpculed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpoS Jsu -Cousos oTen 9.5 f,r acc 0, s
Til. stock market open. quiet steady; Eie eo Illinois t
monscls a. slt for ronef, ld y!
, FOR the United F!ie-ISeGy bonds quiet AZ u
stocks heavy. Ede, 2t4; Ihuo.s 81.
FRANKFORT. ell l. mCnted States flFefseaV i"nas
.giQ15i or the issue Of 1852 80. A.. -.
oyDeS Jan $50 m.Iinsssl OIL, s27 ISL p ton Ialos
900 p ent Calcutta Iiuseed 56 ash Rose q ~ u Con1o.
III Tor Refined Talox a. cvt Turlentue. le5 eet La
seed Oh 200 Lineed Cakes, ai2 na Tor tia otanS fsf
Iog6oS Jan s-rarov 4f3 per Sperm OF 81 per iart
Whale OH 81 per Calcutta Lnseet 800 Suels DIV Per
I eft To- No. u butch st1niarL : 90 -
IrvrRPoo Jan eli mThe Cotton usrke. Quiet 81 tie
osnz QBotstons: Adi1g Upands lid f9asis Ofs1ns hd
tie week hsve been 5000 blesi u Nac- .CS
spelton The total stock rod sSf
estimated 3 bales OF wh Oh "a 90 se or A1er
lea Wheat Per Genital M California Whte ED 10 dles
for No Red Flour "a an ior Western Canal Cera ma
quarter Old Mixed Western. ~ Ses OATS
Peas, for Canadian IJrh
T. hasten Prime Mess Beef l03 Of %
Tor Exa Pine Lard 7O z Cheese, 10 o'
IyERPooL 8l uhe stock % cotton bs,ai 70 tie
ro estimated 2 900 bales OF which t0) bales fson tie
United States
IvrRPooI 81 mThe market Yarns ard Fabric.
favorable and ulneSs In the Cotton
quarter M Old Mixed Western, AID y 60 fss
New Pea. As y quarter for Canadian
LIVERPOOL Jss. $50 mIhs Co.tou msrke; closed sr sni
spot lid; {, arrive d Mig Orleans liza No Rel Western
Wheat p GENITAL Jh iof Western CaasL Corr,
quarter ior Old Mixed Western aud 81 for New. Lard roy
HAyaE. jan s-rbe Cotton market Is unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

FnID,Y e--ArIiyals 49, bonir. t
l8l COmmunHsw, and 100 Hudson Cty, Arrivals YESTERDAY 20
making Of Monday All Bcang that day 1915 h
light supply to follow apreEiousy bare market Tbs sk o.
dy was we'll sod ~ AZ Wedueiys prices for similar cattle Th
quality medium Inferior few sales at huadfst
% little cvt naaa steers sad & at e4ch l far 20 fs
u cwt Kentucky cattle at iA per head lS1 p lros st
ofSt6I eNt at SllO EACH % meun nos steers eyt a. a.
9pas 81 fair eNt kenaoky cattle brought sh q i,s
Western Virginia good y est seers at l0ic Al Hudson City - In
nos steers Of 81 ew brought ~ with o. little state Cos &c.
3cst, 9e AID 81 mixed state cattle At l2te Three
Hudson City
The sgsrs driving killing cattle shep hos srd calves 4.
los this city forth sni being Tsdy enforced
the Bosd Of Health FOR ghteng Foe,bst
and alsoin Brooklyn, have TO lie obtained.
Sheep scarcely strong though particular decline 10
6Jl9 yestery ard 1870 today.
Sales Hundredih Home Elliott deck NciOTk Sheep
81 TO- &C. Michigan SO H. Ole 20 Carsa s. lbs Tc j do,
part Laabs 9 lh &c; $50 do lG las 7l 10 aGHs ll ma
&c. Kirby sold lt9 State 70 s 81 BE- AID 81 d. 70 hA, &c Ne
sold Canada si and 2eJ Michigan u es
per Colanuupaw Bells dock sod ~ Olo SAetp
70 lbs ard Of 50 M 0! nnd $50 do 81 h At &c ao eu
o73 lbs G Az usou City Judd Co sold cara STATE u Ssi
5i and car Do g Ls te,c Kase Co sci car state Con-
lbs 81 l2 each Bliss Dlnmck sold caE State, "a hs.
az BE, being stock -
Iogs though Live ve The Weather
gives Western Dressed rty musy look and they seA ea ee' Al
f313Ic-,he Aras crlotia
Ctr worth 99I4c Receipts Of Live ears Only ore Of
Killing ls3 Indiana. roughsh 10 b-,
del1eng 50 lbs. from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

The whole period covered by the table it will be oh.
served, includes a5 Sundays and &c Tuesdays The en-
tire number Of sunday for ntOxicatiOn on those
days u.s. J.2i3. ard the Whole number OF Tuesday
arrests for the same cause WAS 1l03i Tss gives
ayciSc 80 arrests Of persons Tor intOXcaOn each
sunday and of III uch arrests on coch Tucsfay being
CailY excess uf az ttoyIcati0n Tuesday over
tbOso " Sunday OF d. ana aggregate excess 1or the
period 81 Tuesday over SUNDAY luiGXcaiOn OF 5,771
Any familiar VITA the scenes OF terror and
disorder that so often prCccdcs sGch arrests and with
the rabblc OF children and adults Of both that
often follow the police Win the noisy Iicbriate TO tho
staton-houscs on scnGar, win fHy appreciate how
much is gained for deceny ard order the sabbath by
removing ic cause 0f nearly GJ0 such sad exhibitions
~ the cCy led hO1o ehfares o twO great cities. The
Attorney Is low PAID entirely by his salary. aud he
counts 10 the Board 10y al costs collected In actions
meLctd SINCE March last.
Tho amounts received Tor licenses since the organization
81 TIC Board has been a fuoNs: The amount collected
curing ne eleven months covered by our first report was
2J40 20 the amount received during tho eight months
covered by our second report was, $l05,O2 % tho
amount received during the pcrGd OF twelve months
pfaced J TINS report nas bcea, ilJ6 GO, making the
aggregate receipts IN hyOnc months S4ci7C0 lG the
expenses OF the administration OF the law, including the
long litigation ~ Queens County, has been. during tho
past year. S6S57 Co. The portions Of the Excise District
III winch the money for license alone, during tho past
ycaI, has been collected and The disposition made OF
set forth detail n the schedule attached but may
be suniinarily stated as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
CHEAP DELAWARE LANDS.

70 The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: For the information Of yOur many read
CTS who are looking out for cheap lands for home
handy to good markets recommend the land about
Backbird Newcastle Co. Delaware. You can buy land
there for from SO $50 per acre. according to the nature
OF the improvements; very productive, Of good SOIL
suitable for frnts grain VEGETABLES In fact nearly
all the Delaware peaches that were Tor market last year.
went from chat section Railroad and water conveyance
Is convenient 70 receive lime and manure, 20 send pro
dnce TO either wilmington Philadelphia, or New York.
The lands are much 10 market, and moro pro,
ductye than those lower down the State IN Maryland
and Virginia A SUBSCRIBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
FrfDAY. Inn. s-r. "

Gold opened at 1857, sold at l3i5, closing
1881 bid Tho cloarngs tho Gold Exchange Bank
s35485O0O, aud tho balances, sl,g2.073 %.
The market for Government bonds continues strong
and active FOR all classes At tho counter small bonds
are in request and dealers Ind difficulty In getting
supply sufficient for tho daily demand. Registered
bonds are also IN demand aud large class OF investors
now buy them In preference TO coupon bonds Prices
to-day showed in Instances fractional advance
over Yesterday and large amounts OF bonds were Of
fered State bonds strong. New Iennossees sold
at Ca; Virginia 6s, 56 Georgia 6s, 7si; Louisiana
ora Cs 69a7l; New Leyee ca, 6iiaGIE, with q
heavy demand; Noria Carolina Gs, c5aG5l;
New bonds, e2i6C3 The offerings OF all
Classes were light aud under the presen Favorable con
don Of the Southern States there IL strong desire to
buy for investment Railway mortgages strong;
Pacific Mail sold Mt 12i4l2i; Western Union Telegraph
33s Railway shares strong; NewYork Central sold
at 56i@i57t Eric advanced 10 400 large purchases;
Hudson sold at 1856 Harlem 1885, Reading was duh at 9is
eg42; Cleveland and Pittsburgh less excited selling
at $50, e9 49, closing $685. Michigan Southern Toledo and
and Wabash. Rock Island and the Northwestern shares
were excited; Michigan Southern advanced IL Oh
heavy purchases in view OF the February dividend To
edO and Wabash strong and In demand; largo pur.
chases were made by parties in sympathy with
the present direction who fear they have lost
control Of the road and also by the Erie party who wish
the road under their control the stock sold tp 10 C2
Rock Island was most buovat opening at 1sl sell.
ing mt 1881 122i 122Eal22l ST. Paul common sold 72l
ST. Paul prcfered02 Fort Wayne less active. Pan.
sold at 3ls Boston, Hartford and Erie 81 Chicago
and Alton 4sa At the o'clock Board Michigan Southern
reacted per cent Northwestern shares firm; To-
lcdo and Wabash advanced TO C?i on small purchases
Fort Wayne sold at II9i Rock Island 1921 the close
the market strong; Cleveland and Toledo sold at
lGii Toledo aud Wabash, ca aG2; Michigan Southern.
Ml Northwestern stocks were most active,
the common selling at 800 and the preferred
at 6sI ST. Paul common 72l St. Paul pre-
ferred, o2s Rock Island was steady at 1924 Gl22l
Government bonds closed strong at an advance OF
ca the Gold ibonds Currency 6s advanced per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
nnNrsrIc MarKrTs

SAVANNAH Geo. Ji 8CSionNet receipts ofhe vei S35 bsss
s iss si, or 70 Grs, Britain ash bales; Coniisct
3eis bales s9a9i;e Ssi5 bates FsnS' nt 81 ea Sa
seller. than huyss Msags 81 4c Sales q zoe wsl 9 bslss
lower; amber 81 Ts com declining; sales e3d6ie osa
declining No. and Michigan, SEC Rye duh and romns lo.st
cs1sts.4os scoopSe' receipt. Of III. V.sl cad
Great Britain 1SSs Sf S fS;e o 5s , 1Sp ,is ~
Sail ard easier Midlns 2s,c Sea ssd zoe %
WiLniSGroS n C. jan s-Co,ioa-The Of tie we'll
sLipbosr bales Of have been rs bAe' nass
MExrnr TESS. Jan. s-cOtcn ,,ted M6dEug, gTa27ie
s.gi @ e s siPg 10 s etP ., ss ssss ;s
q IS qoEP & o1'' ,g.,ss' ss' At ~ - ', r1 &c ss ~
Size, lsc
BrfsIo T. Jan sFesr OOH sid without change wle. nss
ieGd good demand New OH qet sea 81 -
New stso@eie tss ,ad in s'o; etg ta, o At y
better; sc essFe ald refused Porn 80 aSl sh Land De-
osSEao T. jan S-Tour unchanged with only moderate q.
maut; sales Leg 5,S at 81 Is M No SpThs - p i;r ATs'i
quiet isles 80 bush On Zee White Cnsi, 80; No T,uss.
cS' Rs led a. e corr Corn SsI 3 eS t' Sei S stS
Aa5 SApstuG s@,sbngs &lSsto tun Railroad fIss0s"
F Ioc1,T1 gsi k j ~ L cu,s
Leaf s5es Cotton Csc w, y 30 oI Fat NJ M., o' team sr
Lard isais fcr tsrcs BaconHam' a.s p'eAed hsh~h''
txeIssAT sS SfiouT demand Family e.
9sS Wheat ann at - 70 tf No. y; ,'t o5,s 81 IS fr 10
Cotton anil bshe MGlngs 26e Mh'kt es an Sssshse
bead Provisions ar SG y 'ssi s sS ..s 90 SS,s,
aofM essp
Shours aid a lie hell t951ls1 Tor Clesr b Aa ti.n
SIDES quiet; Shoulders, lac Clear sde' t@.Se
lard Arm aud unsettled little demaud sales OF steam
Had ard Gu. l3c Leaf Bsa6lci Prime hctlr-Ss
consumption demand hgot Green Meats uaea'sS
Exchange Glm -
Louis Mo- jan eFeur aun anil unchanged Wheat qq.,
Prime TO Chocs EsD Sd 81 % Spring 81 27c I'll 3D. Corn GrI
Choice bite aud Yellow 466 Oats quet s5Ise Bey-Psf
fancy Spring Sl1S221 Re steady asa 81 81 WILDLY
steady sic du Choice Mess held Buk qus:i
shoulders lc Clear Rb Sides Isle Bacon G Shoulders &c. C!s
20 Sss' ne Clear SIDES isc SugTcned Hams he sr sr.
fierce hed I9c Keg 2 Hogs Ssd SlJ 80 Caue
changed Rco9isl0oO bush Mheet $500 bbs Flour $50 baA
Corn 600 buh Oats 100 bush BARLEY, 100 heal iogs
CHcAGo Jan. 6-kIchsnge HeFlort 10 or bsyaz liz
frta ;e."s Floar-LoW grades active other grades dai s.
q Sc IS for low 10 good Spring Extas Wheat dali No J. 81 10
81 go No 81 l9@sllL Corr 1u srd declined iSis ssss
si or Od No y No Attn dned safe New bl d5c for No "
-. 49c io No T. Oats hrner; No 40 G4c Rejected go
Sc Rye quiet ard advanced !ci sales Of Ne li9kl IA
Va 81 - Barov dAl GA 81 65 for No ? Hghsinef
dul At &c Provisions less aeiVe Mr.s Pork. 80
osh Lari Ice Sweet Picked Hams l6; Short BIB Miss e,
Loose: Short Oe Sides Stc Dressed HOgs M .oefs "a
Lire Ioes a S8dS9 Is for light Sppug 80 6)d 90 G geS
Choice Packing Beef Cste ar at 81 . for Cows eIo
81 30 Good Choice Receipts today9ooo bib f"ut
1900 bash Wheat 1900 bush. Corn SEQ bush Oats COZ buse
I've, 400 Hogs shpmeuts00O bhs Flour 500 bns "ae,h
$500 bash Cora. 2Seo bush OATS 7,eO bgfA hye ~ iA
Barley I4ooo Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

the sum Of s3,sOOOoO Tho trustees have salary Of
S0C0 each and the commissions received from the col
eeons Of rente amount to a equal to the salary Of
tho President Of the United States. Young Sears is
in Esroue, being educated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
CRIMINAL.

In the L. s. Commissioners Office yesterday,
before Commissioner Osborn, the case OF the United
States art UrHh Lawson and James unnell has been
finally dsposcd o. AZ previously reported, the defend.
ants were baied a charge OF running Of the schooner
A. ". Thompson FROM the custody OF the Marshal 1ha
c0nplauants falling TO appear Yesterday the complaint
VIVA dlsInlssod. and the deionhants hlschArHcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

Cornwe so Moehouse lisa First District Coar'
ego. Total. s284T
Richmond COBHfy--Jusiice Hagrery SlOl
oss CogAoaht collected by Attorney o. The Board s23'
Amount of interests received and distributed during
The past year rs viii be seen by Treasurers report
e. c9t cq Resnectfny submitted by order OF the Board
VIZ j. 8. BOswORTH, President.
T,,foNs n ,RK Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

PEI Canal, EcsiCs anu hfiii0fdS
JAN 8729 bush Corn. so bu Oats 80 bush Nell y hrh
Bear bs Flour bales Cotton, 3D hl Corn Neal aJs
Al Buekwhest -Four 40 b Crude Peiroes
1860 bb Refined Petroleum, 24i bills kosH iJ bas Fork -
pgs III pgs Cut Meats 1906 psgs Lard pigs hsiss bi
pigs Butter 80 pigs Cheese 2. pkgs IaoH pigs Drd frsit
lgi6 Dressed Hogs. 100 VkgA OIL Cake ~ bills Copper ~ bos
WHISKY l52 bbs Bgrs 81 bales Wool 10 bes Hos 3tB SIDES
Leather 81 Hides tb Tobacco ll3 Tobacco pAgL hics
10 pkgs. Starch, 327 bAgs Peauuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
financial.

sisrH NATIONAL BANK NEu.YoKx Dee 10 lsoa
TNHE annual ELECTION for DIRECTORS Oh
u this Bank all be held Baking No 6) BoAdsN o.
heskCCsD TUESDAY January h pro to) between the hear
u m and p IN. JOHN l. HILL, CisseL
ELECTION.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
~ FOR DIRECTORS Of h. B,si sI he held =, ne o.1s
House. No 2 Besvay TUESDAY, the l2A dI Of 'a9a'V ~
j. L. EyERrTT cmhs
TAG EATIoSAL CirItnSs BANK. Nsw:fers, Dee y lse@
ELECTION for DIRECTORS of this Bank
"A will he bell al the Banking Room fUESpAf the h oS
January nett Poh Opsa roa u 70 O'Clock 2 "a c,
NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meet
~ ing Of She shsr.ho,rs RURBKA GOLD MINING COM
PANT or NOVA SCOTIA Will be he r TORONTO folnee
Canada "WEDNESDAY the 18th JsnuU ntrt Al the hoai
O'Clock the ofee Of Mss Psst ose. Tor We 49,
under the charter seg Directors and snsseAus "1
important business atod Toronto I'D Dseer.sr, lsos
RODENT RAY,
ARCiD C. THOMSON.
THOMAS WALhlSdToA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offer n
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par.
Nine hundred and sixty miles of the lne West from
Omaha are now completed and the whole grand line
10 the Pacific will be open Tor business in the SUM
mer Of 1860.
By its charter tho Company is permitted to issue its
own Fist Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as
the Government Bonds. end 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 a mortgage upon what for long
time will be the only railroad connecting the ATTAIN
tic aud Pacific States, takes the highest rank as "a
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est at per cent from July J. 1868 in currency. Sub
scriptions will be received in NewYork at the Com
pany's Office No. 20 Nassau-st, and by JoIIN j..
CISCO g. Son, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st.. and by the
Companys advertised agents throughout the United
States Pamphlets. with full particulars on applica-
ton.
Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing through local
agents. ,ciH TOOK 10 hem for their SAFE de'iroy.
JonS j. CISCO. Treasurer, New-York.
TIE Fmsr MORTGAGE, FrvTY-YEAR CoNvERrI-
nrE BoNDs Of the ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND and Sr.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY. pay the PRINCIPAL AND
SEVEN PR CENT INTEREsT-lst Fen. and 1st AUG
IN GOLD Con-. FREQ Of Government Tar.
The Bonds are offered at ga and accrued interest
in currency. Persons subscribing now will save the
premium on the coupon, payable Feb. !. proximo,
equal to reduction OF one per cent in the price of
the Bonds
Pamphlets, with maps, giving full information,
sent on application.
All BoDds subscribed for sent by Express free of
ch::fge.
Tho Bonds may be had Of II. H. Body, Treasurer,
No. II Wall-st., or of HENRY CLEws Co., bankers.
No. 80 Wall-st.. New-York.
United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds &c
years TO rum arc offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 20 Nassau-st.. New York.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri @ per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings Of the
road for its fiscal year will be about sl,2OOOC0 while
tho interest on its mortgage debt is $4,000 gold,
thus aliording m undoubted security to investors.
For further particulars, apply TO CLARK, DODGE &
Co.. No. 81 WalI-st, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
FAMILY MARKETS.
n'k IIYIN,, EXpENSES IN NEW.YORK

FRiDAI jan g. 1909
all h scarce sd upwarl tendency fy kep.
down BY the nab of the ah0rng s % the Old ntes
freely pieces beef which syors
steaks butchers r pay quite advance r a. so
Nation has advanced Of scarcity Of sltp ard the
cheap Nes1n but The
Of people pass iy Ponr plenty but With tie Ugh pixies
which prevailed during the holidays Iepe BOW nect H. aud hte
decline n Kinds tie With trade The
supply Of es teAy II grocery line changes
noted good article " fnlly lour DO bad for
sR0%1 Rice at iOc b n cheap food FOR the especially
when usel In With beef 1t V2 Most game BIRDS lover
Potatoes IRE pcIty but other vegetables Ia Mode supply Red
onons at 49, aud White S5G Sio 3 DOL % ot ow OF retailing
them cheap E small cabha.e which sells below Oc comparison
between the prices Wagon aud hc upper Broadway market gives
much less difference the than hweun the former and the
uptown shop buiche OF the articles soil the neatly
arranged and we'll kert Broadway Fod ninth ST. market low
the same things sold down down'
BREAD AND CRACKERS
Bread wheat IT, Ga Crsckes Bos.lld Graham
Biscuit, milk, h lJ09Oi Bue...'.''liclbI soia,l21I3
HITTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS
Better prime H. Cheese Gne. g fresh, 5Q6.-da5
Med 10 good. i3a.o Common 10 fA i6d2O Lined 7G8. as
Cooking. -. .JSd+
FIsn-rREsH.
Bass striped, 10 othdcr>s ferch s.s.l21S
Black Fish .s'' s9io iian6ut .''..s2pGo Iroat..d25
10 " ilahdOck...... cole Smells
solo ga w bite
kol,............ l5120l PckeIel "a Pike. 00lO
FIsiI-DRY, SMOKED, sIIliII, ETC.
Aewlye b,,.l20l5 Smoked ...6d9l FRYING. 81 50d2
Cod DRY $40 Salmon Smpked.50W Saddle H. ~ 500 50
Picked a0 81 Picked ......23025 Picked "a OOd on
Deseeatri -aS Lobster '.'' 8GlolCams hand 6o0l 90
Fes Smoked. .2jd25 Pcklt...... no Solt.... IS
iiAMoeA HhA lsdo Sturgeon SUI loaIo Solops, q.5 700
iianal Smohd i1@ osefs omnon hoatsrs, bnch.-dls
MAeAsIeh sA''H@NI Se" w. oal ovabs, so, dos.j3d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

general tone OF NE market for Brai has been qniei
which anil cannot be except
81 go bags Harvest Queen private Fair good
goes lilo quoted Al 1Oi gold In bond Oer styles quiet
aud uttle nomIaal IN the absence OF sales
CANDLES have been In moderate demand the
same We note sales Of 80 boxes AdAanae 2ia Sperm
Patent are selling AZ ,S fof the former and SEE for the later
DkUuS AND DiBS-1hcre has been hat moderate degree
uv IN articles coming under this heading but In prices no
change the business has been Of jobhng character
FLOUR AND MBALThe msrket for Western snd State Fonr IA
Tess teie and prices egu the low grades u ara
the most sAabe tia medium better brands however are %
more especially grades well known Hoop shipping brands
ave rot PLENTY aud saSble tie sales 5000 hb 90 l5
90 70 for supete State e7dS7 IS for RItrA States 81 G5das
or fsl state 10 pd47 80 o the low Of Western EGtra
3Oda Tor good choice Spring Wheat BItr 550Eg GF
hnue,o and Iowa EIs 81 25GB1 IS for shipping OLo Az IS
COZ ID Nr Trade brands aad Family do at s0ds sO 81 159
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The Tribune !

PRlDar Jan g. 1859
AsHEs-sae, bis 81 759s7 g7t mr Pot. % az gss
TO- Pears.
BUILDING MATRRIALs-D have no new ha,nre 70 s.
oes und this heading our last review business generally
Is dull aud picss arc nominal We qsO,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

Rosert.le TILL. 50dt2 I Gale kttT ton O9! 81
BBEAWAN1he market yellow and Southern hfs been
only Moderate. but prices unchanged quote at from i2c
Bales Of shout 30 N.
BkaflkS unranged the demsnt moderate We quote At
from 42e ~ 20 for American Gr,y aud White
COilONIhe demand his been active aud LARGELY speculative
based principally the aiyicc Tie reporting rcceU
and At an advance oldi y H. the MARKET closes With
stock orrnng Including AZ the sales
l5 taken hy spune $685. bV spectators export
sales also 200 baes Low Mdg Tor 2Gie Aud
ha les Tor Ithrnarr a We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

TotAl...sl,4Jl,l72 %


Tho amounts collected from penalties and the sources
from which the same have been received follows:
ho YOrkCour u special Sessions Ag Lsdaih ~ 1906
sttorney o. The Board $3.50 ~ Total, a29j2 81.
Bookg-Juseo DALEY sl1Oi Justice Buckley sl5O; JuIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, &c
years TO rum are offered for sale favorable terms
at tho Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No 20 Nassau ST., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

Flosr, Dbl 10 oo1l, q
n Bag | fo0 q
BuckNhest $50 lA
selfRisipg, s To-. SAD
h,'agA.........75ltN
Orangesn dor sO1l .
Lemons y do1. .lzeH
CANNED.
Neciarinss. 10. no
ChestHuts qt....2563s
Hickory Nuts. ..l3dA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
1--WE sTOcK MARKFTa

al tus 50 s00 ~ Honey covr n Sjt9 MIN qt.....i27u
ossae gS...35G4l Buekwheat.2s13J BeAs DRY. ..l.4a