The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1869, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. j at Georgia sixes, ; Georgia sevens, prices were lower, the sales being about 18 | Newell to Jacob Klee, 26, 18¢0, ot on Palo | a 7HE PEOPLE’S POSTAL TELEGRAPH... FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 901 8% 0 855 $5.9 | salts colton at Soin trom toon Boe, tas aide” Alto street, Second. ward, , 25 y 110 feet, ANCIAL 93%; Georgia sevens, interest payable in Georgia, | terces land at Sie WHALELONE, was firm. Sales 6,500 Ibe} wit Gardiner G. Hubbard. nenene ial 85 a 90; North Carolin» sixes, ex coupon, 6234 @ 63; Frorrtwcis from = ae last week, the for — Leen tram Bi aed Tunspay, Feb. 2—6 P. North Carolina sixes, new, 60% & 61; Missouri sixes, ‘molasses and 5 fleece shows Bg fr) Official Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. oes he aelphie Mowing maine fom vetiee G Business men are watching the first signs of the | 36 4 s6%; Lousiana sixes, 71% 272%; Louisiana Agree at Sab me | Seine a at bar rides sone to re Hubbard, to-whose labors the present formation of spring trade and are unusually solicitous a8 to 1t8 | jevee sixes, 68; Louisiana leveo eights, 853 @ 86; | cargo, ands British bi steady for the low a the telost sqneme 1s 10 8. arses extent Ane. character and extent. Much importance is attached | Alabama eights, 92 a 9234; Alabama fives, 65 a 67; | S*ptra! capko on private Pee arly Feta at former In'which he states that he has made no proposition and warehouses in the demand being to confine.the operation of the systein to towns of five to the fct that many stores Alabama sixes, sterling, 75 a 80; South Carolina | former, prices me ‘are geur thousand inhabitants and over. He refers to section the region between Barclay and Chambers streets | sixes, 72 a 13; South Carolina sixes, new, 70@ 71; ey fend Grand Ban rail s ‘dering nay ct sixth of the bill to which we alluded. which provides are placarded with the ominous words, “To Let,” | south Carolina sixes, registered, 60 a 65; City of Mem- 3a for bay x posed gape + for “Whe emabllseinent, ot Ree eet soe, indicating that the previous occupants have been } pnis e:xes, 5244 a 5314; City of Savannah sevens, 87 & | for meaium do., with sales firmly ‘and.’ tiem, st mice en five tho inhabitants, ai tailroad ta- forced to decline business and others are unwilling | 90; City of New Orleans consols, 80 4814; Mobile and bering. were ante ae for foreign. n moceuae ‘and at such aces on the line of the torisk anew venture. This fact hascreated an im- | Onio sterling, 62 a 64; Mobile and Ohio eights, 50a | Withio the range isle eee es & Wires ag the business of the couniry may Pom pression that there is something radically wrong | 59; Mississippi Central Ratlroad, first mortgage, 67 a Sep stale. and 66 2 i oon eral blood, Dace ® time to me demand. about the commercial affairs in the metropolis. It | 79; Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage, 87 8 90; | for bags and 2lc. for cloth. 650. j a ees ne oe should be taken into consideration, however, that | Memphis and Charieston, second mortgage, 75 @ 76; being rh acing O00 ary Buenos Blo haa ein: the region referred to has been worked over, 80 to | Memphis and Charleston, stock, 47 3 50. erande, 1 Odo. Ly eos j Sangh yt Lg tabbed, ‘ae 8 ‘sec speak, by the dry goods interest and it ts being grad- | ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- We append the current q 6c. hee tion elxth authorizes the Postmaster General to re- nally abandoned for the streets north of Chambers | ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city | 27 bt ai medium, 300. aie. 8800 aie Lids om any sears compa Adesing cn and west of Broadway. It is not avery long time | for the expired portion of the week have been as a pry "a de. inferior ie mg Ibs. 00 Deny will, - pipe gs 9 pees contract, vide ago that the dry goods arms were centred | soulows:— Ammeriedns i ai for : wai tie, ‘game | BY mainiain lines of telegraph to all cities and im the vicinity of and south and east of Custom House, ————Sub-Treasury.. and Mexican, 32 a B00 a 0,000 | Varick ‘isa.o | villages of 5,000 inhabitants and over in the United the Post Office; thence they moved a fie, ; Tample: estern at en, age? | Willett States,” Also that the com, ‘will extend its- H up to Receipts, ‘Receipts, Payments, Balances. | 2c. » the. ; Tam Re mn Ynmerchantable at ¥ mee, acelin ane and across Broadway, one of the pioneers | Fed. 1.. $305,087 $741,273 $916,726 $83,498,274 Texan? 2035 loa 00 bi ‘Texas at S80. & | Willett on | 1nes to cities and. vill bre a in this movement erecting Trinity building. ‘Thence | Fe» 2-- 98%.000 1,159,006 674,207 84,018,873 | “Hors were a sale, and prices ro Sle. including | Stn et He | quire, ® population of | $,000. or oven.” | ow, if there was a migration to. the streets running west. | , THe Value of exports (exclusive of spec) from New | eraies "ue, ioluning, qubatinn tims, Mschats | aie reper Sot/tooare abe “Wes | provisions ‘maybe “made. for the exten. b Y¥ for the week was ‘ : 1 Bc. a $1 17-the ‘bags do. on 4 n of ‘tel avile to towns of erly from the City Hall Park, and now the last aged gant ai perp teras en ada SP Taaatwre noes od nib elon of ian’ Gaeuttaniae! aaa terme. ahed Smyrna at | 1th Heim | eas thay gobo “vealigh expressly provides change finds the dry goods business removed to the | ®4105.2tH against $5,050,008 for the week Dreviows. ces were nominal at Le» fold) for Manila; 4)ge. 8 Sige. | A0c., and 26 balos Douskol on private terms. Bhat “ayoud | that the con company i obliged vo establia region which takes in Canal street on the south, In | pailtyaunig dla . paclsconen nal {nos -Por Sovtch pis the toarket was dull and prices were pense cy Piaeions cmlr am Lynoes oF 6,000 oF & Healer pope: each instance the departing business wag replaced prebiinppe ges pl el ag ee ey ae ey REAL ESTATE MATTERS. meee 118 | Convain the like number of iahebitanta. I this pro- by the ofMices of lawyers, conveyancers, real estate | roans, $52,537,015 $52,622,813 Inc., $95,798 American van ba Mat sale ae Py at ba mad ced Rida a6, icrd Plo ge beanete Dass. of 8. em: pager eo Boy. brokers, engineers, railway ofiicials, architects and | Specie. 4u 302,782 Dec.. 109,105 Ton priv a Yesterday was a lively day in the real estate at, oa, , mae I telegraph! wi unjust No. 1 on private terms, and 150 do. Grey Forge at S44. Re- Beth st, 68, citizens ail over the coun! uy ow nu 5 th Ry the country, for there are the like, In the present instance the region referred | Legal tenders. 14,054,870 14,296,580 I: 241,700 | fined bar was quiet but steady at $90 jew rails were | market and one of large transactions in the auction | ggth st; ns, x bers of telegraphic offices at places were there are ~ Due fm. banks. 4,542,930 4,312,359 » 230,571 | neglected, ‘but firm at ‘¥74 a $77, currency, for American, and ‘The offerings were of a miscellaneous char- 4ist st, nn, t 500 inhavitanta, It the hi tis in the transition state and is only obeying & |] Due to banks.. 6,067,733 6,625,392 Inc.. 557,059 | #50 a £56, gold, for En; ‘Old rails were in demand, the | mart, ie pe [10;250 | not fr, rary ne oa pe Oy no mewns od Jaw which has been operative in several other locali- posit . les bein; tons, for Western delivery, on private terms. } acter, embracing besides various pieces of New dsth at, ne 41,250 | tention of the framers to allow a contrac cf ‘437 arket for both hemlock and oak was un- ¢ Park at, ns, -2,5.0 | to be made which shali not require the extension of tes. it will not be many years before it will be en- | Cr 084 SORT a1 Inc... hanged, being fairly active and firm. xe ‘quote:—Hem- | York improved property a number of Prospect Sustue 35,0 the system to our smaller towns and villages, but ty ord y thw peas rani ding | Ge mis WoT | egestas | lm, Sra, ampere and comme | 5 | ccestea Ca heyy ta ae ow, Ddusiness in offices, while legitimate commerce will The above comparative figures show a decrease ‘midd! pts Hei ie Bebe ob land a) Bag eae = Progen al Sad at 8, Bab 000 the contracting company . we ave have betaken Itself to latitudes nearer the uptown | gemand liabilities, deposits and circulation of Tight, "Sse." a We! | Sraily upon the unimproved property, tatrly spirited, | Satine, 7 fe ea this measare our hearty support, we must inst dat retail stores and nearer the great mart of New York, | $464,741 and a net increase of reserve resources, in relghts, aie. a were. do. | Most of the improved property put up Was bought bath a 2, 30 ft pie | the whole peonle shall bo, 8 far a6 possible, bene. ‘Wnich will always be at itscentre, The auction sales | specie ana legal tenders, of $132,505. So that the | ‘er, } A Ho,; do. Ment Bho a | 10, it belng a noticeable Tack tae Sera tne clase bith ne 148.8 24,000 p of the iiftn section of the bill pro- toulay were well attended, but the sales were not | banks of Philadelphia are relatively stronger in this | doriigtr Sie h'ders ac in the rough heavy, Sse, a ide. do: | of property at private sale than in the open market. | Bah t's tw #80 | vides tor the jon by mail (and we suppose large or important, ‘The Southern merchants | respect than they were by their last previous state- imide, ie. addi do. light S8e- ade; dos betien 226-6 8e- | Most of that Which 1s presented under ‘tho bammer | fen at 4! 225 ft Ww BEE Bedi Shr er remade eo ag Pr are well represented in town just now, and our city | ment, It will be observed, however, in this connec- } Pien.—Ordinary foreisn.was quoted at $6.30 96385, gold, | #8 limited. Below we give particulars of the sales:— | gad st, n s.495.f1 ¢ of sgs'woe | ned for auy place not having such offloe, "This dealers look for an usually active demand from them tion, that the banks have increased thetr Mabilities | With sales of 75 Jona German on private Weems, ss Auction Sales of Real Estate Yesterday. 78th at, w 6, 105 ft e of may be made a means of ‘convenience to the this spring, in consequence of the comparatively | to Danks $557,059 and decreased the amount due | were ceniy fgr most descriptions, The sdles were @ unas. | ;EW_YOBK PROPERTY BY MULLER WHGGNS AND OO. | Zin at ng ELAS my rural districts, but more is required and Wo hope the measure in. jirected towards this matter and that, the Postmaster General, or other proper authorities, shall Pareto slapd to provide, from time to time, for richer coudition of the Southern people, in the cot- | trom banks $230,571, ‘The loans have increased Jess C ‘st, between Broadway and Church st; the lease 1sfrom " Lahigd 3 ed and centrifugal were quoted at 820. a 33c.; Cuba ome per sunum endtares; ton States particularly. The last crop was all profit | than $100,000. The business at bank materially OR Seats Or Oey do,, 4c. eh vot and there were no drawbacks of old debts, the busi- } jegsened last week, the clearings being less by | *NGyar sioumscSpiiia turpentine was in improved d Fenewal for 21 year; lot 25x75; + 835,000 that tue attention of those having charge will be di E 3 im Bet Z 35. ness of last year being ona strictly cash principle, | ¢4 578,403 than the previous week. The bulances in- | mand and quite Steady im value, the wales being 18/ BDI. (part | Four gto brick toate not int bail, aw, wm between. et foe Dg ay eat towns or ‘whose population not only between our merchants‘and the South but } creased $17,291. Ae bits ee, for merchantable cod shipping love, For rong | 2éh and 19th ets, lot 222100, EB Hart. --.-......-+.28,000 | H21st If this proposed system is properly elaborated and between te Southern merchants and their home . —- the’ market was dull-and we hoor of na files of slentt- ¥ arwo glory. trick hovse and fot 40 Bedtord wie se 124th perfected, tnd ten Placed before all the telegraphic, customers, The yield in money from the crop now SALES AT THE NEW YORX STOSK EXCHANRE. Sia Horne geaba pksb for Nol, Rtsomgeso or | Breen, ueroy and Carmine trees ot be ry Sa teeand to nels soceptance -of ttn conmmacs Yor in process of exportation fs not less than $250,000,000, rsgr ale and $60 %8for extra do. Tar was quiet. Bales 115 WRENOR, WRIGHT AND STRATTON. 155th doing the whole United Staies postal tel a ‘uesday, Feb. 2— . Mi. bis. Washin to ib 2 87: mington was quoved at the profits on which sum will come back to gratify | grap us 6.29, ¢ ek — —— or Bais ge Or donthera sitsh 10) bola trougnt 84 fe di the naturally luxurious taste of the South, The | 4uv Or CAKE was in better demand. There were sales in business, with the provision only that the rates of the success{ul company shall be such as shall insure lot 8 8 of 83d st, 171 fle of 8d av, lot 17x Lexi E ei ++ 5,250 - Philadelphia of 250 tons Western at $54, anc! 250 do. (Phiia- them no greater profit than ten cent a year (ab West is slower to make her purchases, but the facill- | ,,°? delphin) Kast India at $96, both free, on Board. ppd Ww 6, 6.4 fin of Sith st, 60.4x80. foe Lanne ance them thar prot), ‘we can see stern and Western railway communication | 250% OlLs—Linseed was firm at sl (8a $105, in casks and bth av, w 8, 49.11 ft 8 of 132d Bt, 25x110. 6.000 | no reason why there shouid be any 1ojustice to those, bbls. but we beard of no transactions. Lard was firm at 81 73, at which there were saiea of 60 bbis, Prime winter olive was dull and nominal at $1 90, Menhaden was firm at SL. Uf crade whale there were further sales of 150 at #1 20. Crude sperm was steady, salen of 900 bois. at 82. \Ve guote:—Bleached winter whale $1 30, and : unbleached winter sperm $2 10 a $2 15. if ¢ 100 Am Mer 4135 | Provistons.—Receipts, M40 bbis. pork, 293. do. beet, 557 | 2 i 40) 3erchants'Uniot x 18" | pkgs ext meats Be do. and He kegs lard, and 11d dreised | 4 5th ay, n w corner of 46th st, 27.1x76. Bih av, nw corner of 46th st, 97.1x78. Sth av, ws, 26 ft n of 148th et, 32x87. 5 | loth av, es, 128 ft s of Sach at, 20x100 4,875 | 11th ay, © 6, 8U2.9 ft w of Broadway, 22x 4 s N nee REOORDED IN NEW jowery, No 17, Syears, per yenr. 735 | Glinton st; No Tul store). 5 years, pe 725 | Canal st, Nos 418 and 4.0, 2 years. per year. he necessity of laying in goods from the existing corporations, which, if now Vahaesg more ets until tne Western home demand is than ten per cent out of the necessities of our citi- zens, are doing a positive injustice to the whole, country, Supported by justice on the one side, and incalculable beuefit to the people on the other, we think tnat this measure cannot -fan to meet with favor froin the legislators whom we have elected as joining, 5 lots adjoining, 202 1 gore lot on Washington av, Kot, Washington av, corner of Carrol actua\iy felt. The st et to-day was characterized by a ulation im the ‘bull’? interest. The Dei i, 1 ‘aetiinton av, next to Carroll, lots, Washington ay, next to Carroll, 20x24, vperators who belong to this side of the street have 100 Hud Kiver RR. ogs. ‘The market for pork was aguin firmer under a con- | 2 luts, President st, 8 8, 21.8x205.8, each, 221,185 | Hudson st, No $40, 2 year wad 6 month guardians of our national interests. been in the ascendant for a long time, but they 109 do. tinued fair demand and light offerings, Thore were sate 2 lots: President st, s 6, 21.52205.3, each. ‘850 | Madison sk, No 47, 8 years, per year. eo 200 Resding bls. at 452 25 a $89 3b for new mess, $31 Qlots! President st, 8 8, 21.55205.3, ea! Walker st, No 81 Cote, Seay per yea Mr. Hubbards Letter. loosened the reins a day or two since and induced Some of the bears to try a few “short” sales. Thetr | 102 | do object accomplished, another grand *buil” campaign 1000 Erie 4th n has been inang: w York Central rose about | ju) Harem lei m. FE RR. 200 NY Central $31 50 for old do. ¥: do & $30 60 for cit and April deliv 2 lots, Tth av, ne corner Butler st, 0 1310, 8 r Flatbush wy, 21.) Flatbush ay, 31.5x100, each. near Flatbush ay, 215x100, 5390. To THE EDITOR oF THE PosT:— 850 2,975 | Mott st, No 83, and Cana! years, y 2,600 8, 461 Ct w of Sth ay, 20x106.5, 21 youra, per y 5 8, 41 ft w of Sth av, 20x100.5, 21 years, per yr. 350 Sin—lI notice in an article from your paper that 8, 501 ft w of Sth ay, 20x100, 91 years, per - $80 | you say:—'‘sir. Hubbard’s proposition to confine the: * 6 Or EW orsihav’ Slsluy; at years) ber year, guy | OPerations o( the postal telegrapl to towns with a 2 lots, Butler st, 63, 2lo's, Batler st, 6 s, 1 lot,’ Batier st, 1 lot Grand av, 6 w cor Wyckolf st, 2 1 Jot, Grand ay, ws, 21290. d-wnd higher, Iie, a 1b: y prices, viz. :— bd ©, Cin & tad RR. ne & Ec, 80 Ch five per cent and the Western stocks all vi 7000 Yo. & Wab2dm.. 84 NW pret $1 19, with sales o 1 lot, 6 vw Ss. 477, 8 years and 5 mol population of over 5,000 does net mect with our prelates sions gts Se all improved | tom Geect Weatd mr, TEM fuoCleve & Tel RE... 1043S nteady at $00 a 894, Plow Graud av! wadiz YB years, par year. Support.” Lwill be obliged if you will correct this s ¥ 5000 Ch & NW ist.ex in §8)5 100 Lake Shore 3a | the range of these prices. For’ tierce 1 lot, Wyckoff st, 6 &, 20x1 statement, so far as a y roi one to three per cent, which shows how much NW $8; 100 Lake Shore RR. 101 pi D Wy 8 8, ta fi it relates to’ my proposition, im fun | 84.av, Nol, 5 years, per year. ackeWestan 964 10 Chic, Bur & Qy L for prime mess, and 422 a L&Pac Ts. Mg 100 Mig St Pan! pel the cliques care for Western | 1 tot, Wy 8, QUxi Cut meata were freely 2 lots, V off st, ar gucit Way asyoudeem best, as I never made such a ott 8 oposition, Such a statement has been made by, gisiation. Erie was a 1 quiet, but ste: dy oF 83 9 812% | for India do. Sales i0 tie f 730 TRANSFERS IN KINGS COUNTY—BROOKL. h. 6th and ith ores, ea not called 2 ards and also has been forbidden 4000 do. 80 Chic & Rk I RR. wt after, and the market was firm for all xinds. 4 lots, Uston is, beowenn 8, 2x95, Atlantic st, ft w of Bond wi, 20x! Pp We Unton Tel x ' a 3 BMW Clevetiot s 1 400 Tol, Wab & W RiL.. 6535 | word snies of 8.0 packages, at Ife. for ted aud pic 2 seas 14700 | Atlantic at; n 8,75 fi eof Suutth wt, 0) | parties in the interest of the Western Union ae tis hong H Iv was thus driven opt of the | y(t) OG, 20) don. ; a; Ife. a bye Tor smoked Mies ‘id, each 218M | orgen and Poaraall rts, mw eor, 116x30 00 | graph Company tor the purpose of throwing dis 5/6 | shoulders; 1! 130° | pickled hams, and 2le. for bagged do, Kor nle quiet, but firm, at 16e. for ident st, between 7th and 8th avs, 25x] h "5 between Butler and Bultic sts, 2ix100. 23 Concord 5 ingtos ft t et, lot 75x10, with buil Delevan st, n 8, 225 fteof Richards s 6,500 | Degraw st, s 8, 250 ft e of Utica ay, 12/.9xt 12. Fulton and Frost sts, #.¢ cor, ofxtd.7x42.fx41. Stock Exchange, but found refuge in the morning | 5000 Morr Bu New Jersey sa a the way, it 1 sald to-night, Mr. “a0 cal i a: Be shit, For Wat james Fisk, Jr., mtends to purchase and convert Uy vent ist. 10 ae mto an independent “Erie Board.” The stock | oro moc ri kt em aeons sold at 37) a 38. The unregistered ex- credit upon the postal system. Section tive of the bill provides for the estabiish- ment ‘of postal telegraphic offices by the Postmasier so | General in connection with the Post Outce in every} io city and village of 6,000 inhabitants and over, at rail. "1,s00 | Toud stations and at such other places on the lines of; continued to 20 | We. for long clear and short mb, apd lic. 120%% | Lard was still in fair demand aod higher prices we revaient. Aout 1100 packaxes were sold a 20. a 31’ge, for ‘innast, Flatbush, each 175 | Grand at, ns, 6) fte of Lorimer at, 20375, kettle rendered; also 3,000 Frankiio'ay, near Park si, each 140 | Henry st, es, 217 {ts of Joralemon at, 60x10). April delivery, part at Sle. a 40. BY WYCKOFF AND LITTLE. Herkimer st,'64, 25 {te of Prescott place, 63x38. ‘ io. 1 to Pp if | terces for Ma ne Mi ‘The market for butte: 5 wochanged. The demand from Douglas at, 150 ft e of Ralph av, each Sx Leonard and Conselyen, sts, ne cor, 2x5)... : 4500] the wires as the business of country may frouw Dress stocks kept Erle company in its wanderings | 700 Catifornia fy B2 | all sources was moderate, bat, w'. eontinued light receipts, Sieee siegsff® | Eivingnton st, n'a. 68 ft w ot Bond ‘st, 20x 6,50) | time to time demand,” : nd & rel 1 © ¢ bee ices were generally (our quotations append 1, Pr o1 ND LITTLE. imer Bt, W n of Meserole i ‘Sec! ransm! ensages and also found a refuge here, Adains at the close | Ioyns Metropolitan 60 | Ubeess was in fair demand Lib for export and the home | Slots on Stewart Lr, 100 f% from Oowenboven lane, each Madison st, n 300 ftw of Tompkine a¥, 100. ‘Wiieowa Pog age mg pe ‘Was quoted at 68 a 68%, United States at 5734 058 | 10 BKof Republle..... WE BW, 6 doin. BO | trade, and, with & iickt and ducreasing sick, prieew ruled | | afaiQ8-4 8 SoCOsmARE. oo ingen 49 | Monroe at, n hi ftw of Nostrand ayy 2x10, graph to the postel telegraph bilice of delivery ate 2 PRN inth Nat Ban nat West ‘s my ularly for the better grades. We quote:— jots adjot 4 x98. ieaeis lonroe at, n it w of Nowtrand ay, 25x10u5 * and Wells-Fargo at 39% a 305%. The Erie directors | yo Suce Leather Bi. 18) 100 Morriae Exacx RR. 65 | Butter . r : Slots adjoining; each S6cias¢ Patrick Codaiaghams:... 490 | Nassau sc'and’Adams sty u w corner, x6 10,000 | promptly.” have had tueir revenge upon the Columbus, Chicago | 12 Bk New York....b¢ 154)¢ Chemung, Busses ana Orange county dairies. may 3 Jos a“ Joining, cack Baie dy a noe ae = eine st, Ww ie Figo oer pep peed Lee . = et will give rare i over Pmt pny reteset ce : at: 7 2 triins, per Ib. ts ining, each Sx! omas racitic street, & eof required, 8 must fa! 8 and Indiana Central Railway Company. The stock og aaarcer-past Teelve e’Clock P.M. | cyenango, Dela 7 lots adjoining, each 2x14, Jas Brown... B10 | Sackett st; n a, 195 fLe of Classon av, 263202, Sao L Socud te Mahe bier ahd Ie ased Oy ale of the latter declined about six per cent to-day, | $1500US 5.20, cou, "2. 13, $2500 US5.20. c, 1087 dairies, rit : 2 lois adjotu\ug, each 25x19.4, George Lelf. 690 | Suckett at, nF, 150 {te of Clasgon ay, 25 8400 | Clauses of people and for all kinds of business, ‘ a * | 25000 US 6-20, c, “64....6 lomig F000 10540, cou.. 193 | Cortiand, Broome and Sicubes county dalria 2 lots adjoining, each 26x14, Thonins E 460 | Stockholm st, 8s, 100 ft © of Central av, 2x10. ‘00 peop) the owing to the withdrawal of the Erie stimulus. The | 10g Us 5-2, 6/15 Tw-di.roex fn. 102 ‘trkins ms ‘Ne. 4 lots, front of Cowenhoven lane, commencing al the Warren at, n 8, 195.11 ft w of Franklin av, 70x08 9xd0..°> Spel fagen glug ee ntlgee ms Big siti. Hag market was barely steady at the opening, but be- | 42000 U8 5.20, c H Cattaraugus and Yaies county dairies, uirkin’ 4 cor of Stewart av, each 25x107.2, J O Lioyd. + B.9Al5L Gxt statement of the Western U1 Company, ara fg0 | Warren ayn, 418 1 w of Franklin Warren i and 6h av, # w corner, i dh et, & 9, 240 ft w of Bond at, 84x25 Ordinary to fair State dairies, tirkins. came firmer as the day progressed. Prices closed ‘State, haif tirkin tubs, extra... 48 follows at the last open board:—Cumberland, 37 8 Half-past Two oClock P. M. Pew teen eran oeees one {ote adjolaingy each, 120, Jolin areas jots, fronting on jadeiphia place, n _ ‘Soinwou av, each 26x10, H Genmter-et...7 cluding the *speciais” among the commercial mes- 405, ots tiity-seven cents. This average is obtained by in/ = Deduct these and allow for deadueads, and; the average rate for each meseage will be s 16 lo«s fronting on Brook! . 1OLh at, n's, 100 ft w of 2d av, BoxiWs 40; American Express, 473; a 48; Merchants’ Union Se ee aero 25% | Hela tubs: fair to xood State. -...... He on arr HN i enstere trie nseare. We aha Hzt0 Sr ea eine 20° | cents. ‘The high European rates are prod ; anna 4] Pennsylvania dairies, drkins, good to prite. Se. q @ of Sth avy 16x ; Express, 18% & 18%; Quicksilver, 23 a 24; 6'¢ NO Central Coal Co..... #23 Penneyivanta dainesfirkins; ordinary’. te ne sisi HT Gensler... Woe ie Ks i as oe 1,620 | 29th st, om 260 ft w of Ath ay, 318x565. +490 | by inciuding a iew Russian, Spanish, Norwegian Canton, 59% a 604; Pacific Mail, 1183; a 119; West- se a Western Reserve, tring, good to prime. 4 lots fronting on Johnson av, corner of Brooklyn place, ‘Auantle and Cypress avs, #e cor, bUSI0E.1L...... 21,100 | African cavie lines, at high’rates, with those of civil+ dea Union Tolenranh;' 30's Shes New Y i Gener 5 each 25x10, H Gent 380 | Clinton av, ws, 100 ft n of Lafayette av, 50x200. aT ized Burope; second, by calling the price of gold 1435 zudigon 396, 306) ice Range! : eects 2ci00, WG Kimba oo | aeten sere 9 Ot, Garey tan . aud third, Dy taking the Year 1866 tustead of 1868, 164}; a 1644;; Hudson River, 13544 a 135%; Reading, 16 lots fronting on New with which year their rates are compared. ay 963g; Chicago and Alton, 150 a 154; Alton and Terre cy Genster... sn France, Prussia and Switzerland have made great Hauto, 40% a ae Maree B, 16 Jots on the n 4 of New York piace, H Genster.... 1,360 8 reductions in their rates since 1868. Vabash, 653; ¢ 30nd Chia NW eve bit. 94 4lots on Johnson ae, corner of New York place, Hi Gen Flusbing at, 8 ‘By deducting the messages from barbarian Europe, pesee aires) ager ‘5 phe Continental Hk. 100 py. eae oe} Senies and calling gold 185, the average price of Huropean wankee and St. Paul, 65 do. preferred, 81%, | 600 West Union Tel. 1 pana 240 | Patton ave fle of Utica ay, Messayzes 1 1366 was flity-nine cents, against eighty 100 Canton Co. cents in 1868 in America. BEESEEEED # 41.8 ft of Joun st, 282; Fort Wayne, 1205 a 121; Ohio and Mississippt, | joy Mariposa pret....-.. Hudson ay, wa x. “ Ms , oR. fs ma mH derbilt , # © cor, 72.4x7x2.0x—) The postal telegraph item invites competition 3844 238%; Michigan Southern, 963%a 04%: Minois | 100 Go... eely any demand, aid the market W Real Extate Notes. Pershen ay and Jefferson st. 8 w cor, 17x30 2153 | ny profosing to recelve bids for the sransmission 06 The only sales 'we beard of were \d prices were Central, 13555 bi Cleveland and Tol A meeting of the Jandlords of Washington was Pespkion os Jha Chie aoe held on Thursday last for the purpose of perfecting ware w 8,40 {UB of Denn s, 20\32.10. an organization of the owners of real estate, so that | {tl av, ¢ #74 fts of 10th sty Ie.2s there shall be unity of action In their transactions, W #, 20nd ft 1 of leveland and Pittsbarg, 95 a 9314; lo, 10434 @ 104%: Rock Island, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fr 131 a 18134; Northwe 8454 a 84443 do. preferred, - ~- Pe ag a, tae Phy OI 4; Boston Water Power, 154 a 16; Mari- Turepay, Feb. 2-6 P. half of Ma at S7¥c. OF naphth posa,7 a 84: do. preferred, 25% a 25%; Harlem, | BEESWAX, thonch quiet, was higher. There were rman | Wade at i2/ic. In Philadelphia the tm FFRG AN QUEENS COUNTT—AUTU though the business was extremely light. and to inform each other of tenants whohave acted | warden meen goo ftnof Franklin #t, 1001.0. 13554 @ 197; Lake Shore, 102 a 10214. sales within the r of He. a dbo, dard white for the first half of March at 36 ae wale Cocoa was in moderate demand, and prices were firm at dishonestly ¢} ve been of the class kno’ b FLUSHING ied firm, ‘There were email sales of Carolina y he cl nown as bad journment of the boards and the cliques were heavy woe a range of Oe. @ We. customers. An association was formed and a consti- thereby ced bel ter t For raw there continued a fair demand, mani; { — +o palmate dhe pty day ar tenes Bi Coupadr.—Manila was steady at 2lc, a Me. '¥ | tution adopted containing the following provisions: oe purchasers. The market was visibiy under their CoorRRAGE STOCK.—The market was dull, but prices were and the market was stenty at Iie. a thig0. : Hempstead to Baldwinsville road, wa, adj Combs’, 31 nom. refining Cuba, Thera were eales of 770 bhda, } ach member siguing the constitution shall obligate ro asia 7” + The aystem will not require the expenditure of any control. At @ quarter to six o'clock this evening | steady at our Iazt quotations, viz.:—Sugar shooks, 38 inch | 4 rare the following were the closing quotations on the gar shooks, 38 inch heads, $2 50a #2 boxes, part at 14e. a 12%c. | nimaelt to pay his dues In advance, and to fuifit a *n, 0 money by the gevernment. A company is chartered ail te requirements of those articles. Each | Merrick and tae vat na tern chece goo | Whici azrees to perform the business at the rated street:—New York Central, 1851; a 165%; Michigan Bony a gt Southern, 94% a 95: Reading, 907%; Northwestern, iid 00 | messages by telegraph for the period of ten years. oy | Lhe vostimasier General is authorize: to make #® uo | Contract with the party whose bid is most favorable ‘wo v0 ‘Ble, though — the over! lor the public mterest. The omiy resirictions are that no bid shall be received which ia over twenty ceuts for the transmission of messages of twenty werds for each and every 600 miles, and that the Postinaster Generai shall have the right to reduce the rates provided the profits of the telegrap company ferior’ to common reining, good do., 11246, ailic.3 f member shall pay the sum of $1 or $2 50, 88 | Long Neck salt m nawed, unless some other company wil do it for monthiy dues, according to the value of the ba i less Sun. property owned by bim, and upon joining shall | East 3d st) na, 175 E if i fails it costs the country nothing: if it sue~ pay an jaitiation feo of fifty cents. Each member is | East 7h ‘sh, w », 200 fk @ of € Boxes, Dt The market was very ac- 80, a 1 preferred, 2%: i a tb te r Zs ws cee.is tae people wili have cheap telegraphic facili- ye ee K. Pol, 0854 6 6814; Obie witcipel oporetees were enpertars.an ico--Rehatng every tenant, and his occupation, who may vacate | Everdmeen ay sot Tat ne ee i itove by the charter of the company its capital is limited ehuing graces, ie. 4 1Sc, “For refined the (he princ!pal operators were eaporte ‘amounted to ¥,223 bal ni were for export, 3,02 4 2.294 were in transit, The sales, | low middling for March delivery at 2 $0 middiing (or February at 29, ibe any home or premises owned by said member, or for tun, each 25x10. ve and prices were steady at 15: which said member shail be an agent, without pay- je. 0 ME for soit white, 1d }ge. Me ing for rent; to give also the number of momee the extra © io. . 4 3, teuant may owe at the time of vacating: so the ~ Goigas demand, and 150 tons Silesian were sold | number aud location of sald house or premises occn- pra; © ates neta Snipe. Of Calcutta linseed, whteh was steady in valve, | pled by lim and the state or condition in which he SPRINGFIELD. 2,000 baa per F. & Fay were sold in oston at $235, gold, eit them. No member shall rent any house 6r | 90 acres, es of brook adjoining | duty paid. Clover was firm nt I4i¢c, a Ibe. without sales of | premises owned by hum, or for which he may be an | b acres, e «ot brook adjotol moment: the stock ts light. ‘Timothy was steady at £350 ¥80 \" TUANSE ELS IX WRITERS $3 2% while Dax, though Insetive, was trmly held as $8 Go A erent 0 any Demeee Oe perene wae tiny, te ni x and ob and Missixsippi, 33): Hudson River, 126% @ 137; Wabash, 05% a 6 ite Mail, 18% @ 118%; West- ern Union, 39 2 29%,. ‘The warket at the close was “oft from the highest quotations daring the day for some of the Ist, the temptation to realize, in place of “carrying” over night, teu rom weak hands, oF sp po ae capital of the Western Union Company. T juterest al seven per cent on the diiference betweem Liese sums is equal, On the average, to. twenty-one 160 | Cents on each message transmitted by the Wester Unon. J aia, yours respectfully, GARDINER G. HUBBARD, 800 800 ", 2,609 | tO $200 per mile Of wire, against $500 per mile, the 38,000 The appre jency was aiso felt Ove e i * | arrears tu any of its members, unféss the sald per- | Lot 24, » w Monnt Vernon re ernuic¢ : acket} where pr ry Reran ia ¥" ~ we “4 by sock of Mar ) con or persons shall first pay bis or their arrearages a sent els POLICEMEN'S SALARIES—WAIL OF A PATROLINAK, . : ices Fecovered mearty the t was more active, and there ‘ for rent to is or their Tormer Landlord, or give such iver rai, LW J Eprror or Tux Heratp:— Whole © » decline which they underwent with the cer. The sales were about | 200 bales Curagoa, 50 Tampico, seeurtty for the payment of the same as may be MORRISANLA, To Tun Epr a “pear” movement Kk before last. At for Bale and 2f«, | Mexienn and & do. Rio Hack satisfactory to him, ach member shall farnish the | Mery st, #4, 100 ft w of Cortlandt ay, 25x109..... As there has been so much said lately about rais- secretar tenant V time ith the name and ocenpation of every | Parsage ar and ron: © has paid his, rent promptly up to tte . - as vacated his house or premises; also dio St Ann's ay, mw eqener, 64-1000 ing the pay of the patrolmen of the Metropolitan the oper an 's0 | Police, and es the press generally appear to be were ing 67's were but 61's and ¢ m the market became made the | snd prices bage; Baltimore, | Goat-Tamp Savannah, J,000 | 58):¢. « Sc In the aitern « Sle: Cape, ae. ry = you aguinet it, be kind enough to give these ines a piace active under large purchases on foreign account, Paragon, vi ‘ ov. ib stating in yhat state or condition he may have lef) MOUNT PLEA . 5 gem 763, ; ™ ond vera Croz, die. tral American, | them.’ Tarrytown to Bedford road, ws, adjoining J E Math . hi one time that th benas ta London having gone up to 76%. ‘The ad- | market was exbjoined, Sales 2eas | Be. gvstara, #8 ‘the Unjted States ts said to have 1,250,000,000 | © Wacres.....-.. cap eiccity. 9y rat spice: MEI PRE Dane: aa MINE. 88 Oe —e vance in gold wes also operative in producing their Other descriptions were arable acres. ‘SONPSS. was some hope of our getting an imecrease of enhancement. ‘The market was firm, with a buoyant Sg em Auiong recent real estate transfers in St. Lonis, | Somers village to Denne Brioge road, ea, W Turk's.... 850} pay, but since the resolution offered by Mr. Mo., ave the following:—Allen R, Vaston to Theogore SEOICRATES: dene: ronghon "1 or of 7 er- Md aye Lie “the Legislature, leay- tendeney throughout the remainder of the after uty palate Ringapere, ihe Bartholomew, 60 feet m east line of Compton ave- 2d av, en, lot BS, Gtinevibe. ; Seikreg, and adopted in i a r noon, and five k quotations on the Marncaiba, 1. @ iBe.; Tae mek} conte, £2 nue by 1 ree p, bounded gouth by Bell sureet, | Foriham av nnd 11th st, northerly corner, 100x ing the matter to he determine spo street closed follows :—United States sixes, Vgc. n lb iye. 5 St, Dosingo, iy pet es eee, © 5S ie; | vana’, Dean’ roionged, $3, hn Flournoy to sosepi Kenna, | Ryer st, we, James Marray's proverty, b0x100. by the Police Commissioners, ail hope las diced 4881, registered, 111% a 111%; do, coupon, 12% a DaP.—Castlle was dull ahd prices were heavy at 1430, | 10t iM biock 1,050, 361 feet on the south mide of Olive | Went stn ¢», lot 3s Wardavilie, Shai out. Might not the gentleman as weil have offered street by 1053, feet deep on Ware avenue, $15,750; arket waatirm at | Joun Flournoy to Joseph Kenna, a lot #6i feet on Olive by 100}; on Were avenue, for $15,740, card of no sales. Prices were nomi Not long since a lot of ground i Covington, Ky., adilaad Was sold at commissioner's sale for the sum of TES moderate demand, thersles | $19 900, ‘The ground belonged to an invaitd heir, and 112%; ; do. registered, 109% a 100%; do., }- bing character, coupon, 2 ‘ 43 40., 1864, 109%; @ 10035; | fro andelty « do., 1865, LOX a HOI,: do., Now, 1865, 10835 @ 108%: do., 1867, 105% @ 108%: do, 186%, 108% @ 109; Ibe, STEARINT was slow of ani a resolution against the bill altogether and pave dong with it, a8 to leave tt im the hands of ite Commis sioners, who sit in session three times a week for tha! express purpose of imposing fines, thereby takin; z. do., Lis red, 102); a 102%; do, cou- 0 kexe bb Was adverti A a the existing law of the State te away what litte pay we do get. If a patrolman finds, : ‘ bonds, 101! Me Srcneeiien cama 7 nires such sales to be adyertised—by two hree ‘ are wate ex hots iy it {88 cake, bienching powders lly steady. Written or printed notices, slick up at designated sees Rp elt noth. ae eatbaphgpempemdigen cay ooqen Gold was openiy and plainiy worked up by the Dignan was quedo ae. web Bo wie inis its probable that not half a dozen persons and the roundsman happens to see him come ont he cliques, wis e pu ere to the extent of eight 4 ee ag ides those directly interested Knew anything cies : andli’s, 1002000. ..14,000 makera charge agamst him for being off post. If =! or ton millions of dollars. ‘They mare the first at- moa Seah eae Se Srtgt titers tek tae ite te ate ee Lo ee vie" | airanger asks him for information and he stops tor tempt in the moruing, but the market went up too | S06 See Se ee peed ane wea struck orf: and some of the lends of the p |, Maletend be, w 0, 0 ft 5 os Maes give tt to him the roundsman makes a charge off rapidiy for their plans and they desisted nntil io bide hy exporiers were ecetally at loo low prices + . “ terposed, and in her behalf made application to the talking fifteen minutes to a citizen The charge goew 3 ity at too low prices ta Prices were nominal, All kina of x 7 , oak 4 afternoon, when they came into the market again. saline, “iaxten State F a quite t the sain being entirely of @ jobving ol The putsoris had wor tronget. a Vaiun ihe noses to headqnarters and the officer swears he was of ‘The effects upon tt © are reflected in the follow: ry bonds having been filed, the sale was vet aside, post in ee = bef or ‘hat be wall ing table of fuctuations: and a revae ordered, These proceedings had the t oe 4) | imparting information of a police nature and brim my M 5 effect to advertise the property pretty extensivel: n 0 OW ee & witness w prove it. The oath of the officer, 6A. 1 and the result was that at the last Hackensack rond, near Hackeasack river (indetnitey. 12,000 | and the witness is rejected and the oath of (h@ . i an advenc enty le MO DREN OFTY. roundsmen is taken against everything cise, The M bn Und rf kK Hancock and Warren ata, corner, 10x—. 2,000 | consequence 18 4 dine of five days’ pay, depriving am 1 195% to advertising legal sales of real estate im the settie- «joining BB Woodrall’s, & g1oo | BOnest men of his hard earned wages and his inw i ment of estates under orders of courts and at ks; iis, Jobmadnviliey BOxivd.. ‘wy | Cent family of the means of subsistence; and it the aL 1 sheriiTs cake, ianamerabie casea have occurred in ve WAYONNE: charges do not come tn fast enough Uie captain tells 1369 whieh arty failed to bring its value simply be- 4, n we, adjoining A Van Buskirk's, 1,028% the roundsman he must make more charges against eh cause the sae Was not properly advertised. The Co 6,260 | the men or he is not fit for the position; a8 es cloarings at the bank were lances $1,507,711 aud the! oderency bai- 4 Cash gold was abandagiamd idans pabdlic did not know anything about tt. Among the recent real estate transfers in Chicago are the followimg:—Isaac F, Gillett to Joshua if, Cooper, $7,000; Morgan street, 150 feet south « 6.000 | Witscration of this fact but a short tine ago roundsman Were put back on st duty for the v simple reason of not the gold t or ay Captains, sergeants and roundsmen, with a fow ex. 10% ances ¢ Forciva evchunge was quoted as followsraAeebingy % sew rork awp moon. | Priseria 1’, Hamilton to David Lor ,000; West lee rivia y 2 1 van i” TION WART MOUSER. Madison street, southwest coraer of Hoyne street, , ED STATES 2,000 ear, sergeants and are rarely, I sixiy duys, commercial, 108% 8 10 y ALK ETE, oy it north front, 2094173 feet. Adelaide W. Clark to GENERAL JACKSON AND THe G0 ar OAM, ever, fined for neglect of § ; but the patroima: 100% @ 100%; abort sight, 110% # 11034; Paris, sixty t+ 1%, "EN OMe Mile Tetat ) inane Kaczauer, $9,000; Wabash avenue, south of A correspondent. of the Boston Traveller rolates | who’ does the bard work with wow all ti short sight, 5.12), Mat 40 | Stock Jan. 1.190.... Hous “Gig Mle Mile Bde, | Bightecnth strest, west front, 25x10 feet. David | the following imeident in tion with General Fosponasbilty reste, gets De CP hae 15: Sermeriens, wo Received since... ‘” o “ous | W. Irwin to Harriet 5, Gale, $7,080; Ellis avenue, 195 | Jackson's opposition to the off United Svates Baak. | that is taken away in fines. course poi ptt no oye Fevrgye Hare Sua bio feot north of kgan avenue, West front, 114x188 feet. | The facta In’ ihe case Of the interview between Gen- | coptions to all general rules and in some instances ‘ masterdam, . : d Ly 3 «13,006 | The-Brigaton Company to Albert, Crane. $10,150; vid Henshaw are these, as re- | fines are just; but those 1 1.707 | Twenty-third street, between Wentworth ana iewari fated op hn Henahaw bimaelf:—The whig com | no “ouve as Mr. Selkreg his resolation, th w S Trae | @venves, sourn iront, ‘hit lots, each 25x67 feet, with | mittee had so far sneceeded with General Jackson | there enough names of applicants on the boo, 1.14 | Other property, ienry 1. Stecie to Field and Lusk, | that there was an implied if not a0 ‘actual promise | of the Commissioners that are wi'ling to work for in Wink ecceedinaly dull ang ;. tid holders of ebolee samples ‘Unig one or two joad: were | tock Feb. 1, tHe, Were so. firm that il.nost | Brooxlyn ins tog: Bremen, , a 70; Prussan 72 Transactions were numerous ea . Common before We advance of the preminm. Aothing was “Aull abd. relative! i hte, 7,000; Carutmetavente, 10534 feet north of Twenty: | to vield to theirrequest the United States | $1.2.0 or even $800 @ but who are these men?! Slonty wan th good requestat seven par.cobh on | lores than chsnce bus tetas soareee ok CimarGs iesesem | SOR LORI: I00R....c.550006/.5dacssisssees ns OR Sixth detvets west ironlyd8Xcian fect. Levi Mere: | Hanke this comm to the eae of Mt, Hepsuaw, what | L will venttive to aay ths of these mem "hos eons -t .. Winter whent was also weg. | Keceived siues. wold to Lester Li. Robinson, $11,000; Park avenue, | gentieman determined to ciccumyent them. Know. | cannot tell whether Fifth avenue crosses Broadway eas 0 gene ete tn Rp af i Ty Tol 2uv jg feet cust of Paulina Steet, south front, 40xi44%; | frye that General Jackson was to leave for or whether the Custom House is in Wall street of. ive : piace at «ix. Commercial paper was quoted at | N5' ee ‘ - Delivered tines 5 feet, wiih building. & C. and &. 1, Jack to John D. | tty Ww orning he called ut hia hotel after | Baxter; and, more than this, there is not a profes foven to nine per cout for the ordinary marketable seid for suber Canadas 81 8 for Fed state wad $4 for WOi"® | grey wen. eee Weber, fico), Twontyeuanth siseet, soathwest | moana Meaning ap his card, by the servant he | stonal Wier'im the city that’ doew not know wh ' ichigan. Corn was dull and lower for new, while old war Stock Feb. 1, 1H... 0. “ ‘ 2,004 | corner of Michigan avenue, north front, 202x100 feet, | was informed that General Jackson Was about re- | a vew patrolman Bee. who he is, what ato. held higher; the tnies were about 45,000 bushels, at Hic. « Among the recent transfers in Pittsburg, Pa., | tiring. But this did not deter lim from seeking an | ts and where he is joned, Hence the inpunity, Southern secarities were very dull. North | S¢. for new rized, cloning at S2e. for choice, and M)gc. ® Total... “ Saige. for, yellow Westarn and Beathern: Coroifea, ex's and few, were one per] re , with small aales at the Initer Shes Gola wise i INET ; rought out are tie Jollowmg:—James . Hull to John Owings, | interview, and the servant was obliged to | with which a bu enters & building and bio January ve, 1s6¥, lot at the corner Ringold and a conduct hun to the General's room. Enter- | open a safe, and ity with which the high+ Clair streets, McKeesport, 61 by 102 feet, $2,600. Dr. | ing, he found the General seated on the ed, way man follows his fession. fers to well lines cont and Louisiana's were inactive until | iver ic. yesterday, bi r . b Y ers, but no oats were to be id below 7 Lutz to Jacob liauer, December 11, 1868, lot No. 16, | of the bed with his in his mow Now, for my part, { am satisfied with $1,200 a year, tbe clows, when there was & hoiter demand. | maay at that price: in fart bulders were sauoseil abems | Crivied trmm. ‘Sane Pipher: in Kovinsow’s plaa, Heserve township, 25 by 120 ieet, | “General,” sald” Mr. italy de you remember | and Ihave no doubt every patrolman on the io Quotations closed at five o'clock as follows:— | offerigg dines i mnzinang (ike le market price 5 at die, m Sige, gold, + at $1,000. Mary Hoult, administretrix, to). Lutz, be- | the promise you made?’ “Yes, by (he eternal Lao’ | is, Only U8 $1,200 @ year In fact as well as 1 ‘r ’ i bushels, at 4 wariey wae dul, | Wo, gold. In "platen were ot Ae, “vantiens was ‘igh bus | ceinber 1, 186%, jot No. 16 in Kobiason's plan; Ki store. . Tennessen sixes, ©X Coupon, 6716 a 67%; Tennessee | And prices wore nominal. Hadley inalt was dull, there were | the market was fim at former was the reply. “dood General, aud @ safe | name; if ‘won't rine our sali what ike ‘only: reruark taade | can sora to pay the oad er pices, There were sales of | serve townsiip, $1,000 Conrad Freund to Andreas | return to Washington,” Wi to pay unjust dues im, i upon th wixes, oow, Gi%; Tennessee five per conte, 00 | “Funtonta. rhe market stil continued to ruie quiet\but | POR Re Penner ey eens ita’ vie A 87.00 dou and | Freund, January 25, 186, Got on Caroline street, Kast | by Mr. Henshaw, He knew that te old man’s oath | press a bill providing some otner morte of prnis a 62; Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 58 a 58)4; Virginia nerally stronger. The chartering businers re- 8 7b & BB HT AG, 1. CO, COG, 86 P74 m BE; coke terne, Seite s Birmingionm, 20 by 60 feet, $1,700. George Long to | meant all, David Heushaw by his owa powerful | ment besides taking our hard earnings away fromm id s pm intered, ; the demand for all ciasses of vessels bein 2e, ana ehi « Ril gold, John Geuring, danvery 16, 180%, lot on Jane ate Will, bad overcome and conquered the gi polis | us and depri innocent Women and chikiten of aires, HOW, 6155 & 62; Virginia sixes, registered, 6044 were: To Liveryoot, iW bois. pork § Walinney. warket stil continued | kawt Lirmipguun, 26 by to deck $1,408 Jowed | tinal faciion Massachunetla ever knew. the meaus of ‘A PATROLMAN.