The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1867, Page 3

¢ MARKET. THE MO SALES AT THE ochan! SECOND BOARD. Boston Wat Pow'r|Mich 8 & N Ind 283 300. e Ufllll»fi(.‘dnq' 0t o 00 e 5,000. . .ex-int. 97}, Feunessee 68 15,000, .€x-00u . Pennessce.6s nev‘rfl North Car State éa| 10,000, €x-¢0u. 83 N ¥ Btato 6e 19 RDI KER ich 80 & N Ind Llinots Cen ex-dly | 200 (Chie Rock ¥s & Pa ol Wi & West { 600, Mich o & No In gEEsy 300. * Clev & Toiedo 800, Jam 32/Kims & Suel - 2 uell G. 12 Lnlgrom Gold.. BEL82e G o &8 of Cal. 1 90 i % - e o L 1 ....| Yellow Jacket G . Miscellaneous. sland Peat. 3 00 1 40, Tudo: 3 00| Walkill Leac 53 £58888 &8 BaxterG 168 108 s ks, o o I I 1 1 ¥ 1 e 2 s » W 3 80 Huvon Copper.. 4 75/ Indiana Copper.. Mining Stocks. 1~ g8 =g B senesssss GEEE Z2BE25R 8 3285 . u' 100, .1 & Col G &8 [La Crosso Gold £5ESESEEE TUESLAY, Feb. t—r. M. Goldopened very strong, selling at 138, but receded to 1873, closing heavy at 137, Government bonds were all very firm at guota- tions. The miscellaneous share list was dull and with- out point. Pacific Mail was sfrong at 163; Atlantic Mail The Railway share list opened very strong. New-York Central sold at 103; Erie, 61§; Rock Island at 100; but at the Board, on ing bull houses, prices declined there was a general desire to sell. The street speculators are again loaded up with rumors from of the efforts to wevent contraction, and prices now depend entirely upon the action of Congress, There ia but little outside support to stocks, and the warket is in the bands of spoculators who hold large blocks of stocks and seize’eagerly on any ramor that may ad- vanoe priees, 8o that they may be able to retire with o moderate lose. Stocks continne to be delivered with great irregularity, as is always the case ona sharp decline jn the market, but the amounts of stocks still beld on loans, to be sold if the market rallies, is very large, and at each advance a lurge crowd of anxions holders appear who only de- sire to get ont, and unless there is something done to help speculation prices must seck a much lower level. After the Board in the Long Room, there was a general pressure to sell. Exie sold at 581, Michigan Southern, 72§, Rock Island 98, Fort Wayne, 973. Later in the day prices were a frfiction better, but closed dull at quotations: N.Y. Central, 1022102}; Frie, s8j@88); Reading, 1052106}; Michigan Southern, w24@2); Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 8@ 564; North- Western, 36iw87 do. Preferred, 60}@07; Rock Island, ; Fort Wayne, 070298, -t :;:nhn- in abundant supply at 6@7 per to houses, and loans are made at less rates Governments to first-class borrow ers. R Wls TS DIk W W wae in demand at 105. on large sales by 1 from @1} per cent, ans on LDucousie we the lower figure. Foreign Exchangg 1§ dull. Bills at 60 days o London are quoted it 107@108} for commercial; 108} @108] for banbere; do. at short sight, 100@100}; Paris at 60 Mays, 5.22)@5.181; do, at short sight, 516} @6.16}; Avitwerp, 5.224@5.18; Swiss, 5.294@5.18%; Ham- burg, 36@36k; Amsterdam, 41@41%; Frankfort, 41@ 41§; Bremen, 78}@7%; Prussian thalers, 274 Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool per steamer are 800 bales of Cotton at §@11-16d.; 100 Dbales Sea Island do. at d., and 1,500 pkgs. of Bacon and Lard at 20s. A bark was charfered with Petro- leum to Cork and a market at 5. 6d., or 0. if to the Continent. Exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New- York to forcign ports for the week ending ¥eb. 5, 1867, were $2,881,102. The New-York Fire Insurance Company have delcared a semi-annual dividenQ of five per cent, free of Goyernment tax, payable on demand. The Michigan Southern road earned the fourth week in January : 1867...... ...495,700 | 1668.........4111,378 | Decrcase. .. .416,098 For January entire: 1867 $299,713 ["1866. 314,608 | Decrease. ...§14,658 Printing Clothe, says The Providence Journal, are very quiet. The following were the sales, all early in the week : 2,000 pieces 56x60, 9jc.; 1,500 do, 60x64, 11¢.; 8,000 do, 64x64, 114c., 30 days. Total, 11,500 pieces. st o S ¢ THE MARKETS. | Casefally reported for Tur thvlle ‘TOESDAY, Feb. 5, 1807, The return of more mild and agreeable weather togeth- er with greater ease in the money market have changed the tone and spirit of the nwkwenug but there is still a lack of confidence evinoed Rmong businéas men. The severe losses of the t mouth and the uncertainty in regard to the financial measures now before Congress deter mostiwen from operating ; therefore the business of the present month will be llg t. Breadstuffs and Pro- visions have declined, though at the closv they Wwere rather firm and more active: ASHES—A good demand prevails for Pots, and, with an advance in gold, and light’ arrivals, sellers have the advantage; we quote at §8 5048 50. Pearls are nominal. BEESWAX is without ehange; the demand is moderate; sales at 39@40c. for Yellow Westarn and Southern. BRICKS are stoady, with a fair demand at $16 for Com- :}u':.n :hu'd, $18@§20 for Croton, and 16 for Philadelphia Xy . BROOM CORN is steady and in fair demand; sales of 50 bales at 10@14¢. cash. COTTON—The demand is moderate, principally from exporters, and prices are without important change, though not over trong. We quote 8. for Middlingg Up- 8, to S4c. for do. New-Orleans ; salos of 1,900 bales. COFFEE—The business in Rio Coffee at the moment is not very heavy, but holders rematu extremely firm, and generally demand an advance of jc. ¢ Ib. ; we quote Rio prime af 183¢, ; good, 173@18¢. ; fair, 163@17¢. ; ordinary, 16¢. ; falf to good cargoes, 164@17ic., duty poid, ar falr to good cargoes n bond, 113@12}c., all gold ;- other styles are in moderate sz ut firuy; we quote in gold s follows ; Java, 2343 ; Ceylon, 19@20c.% Mara- caibo, 19§ @19%¢.; Lngua{n, 17f@18je.; the etoek of Rio, as made prll{ Messrs. William t & Bons, W 82,808 bags, including 15,000 at New-York, 2,000 at Galveston, 2,000 at Mobile, 2,000 at Bavannah, 8,000 at Baltimore and 53,808 at this port; a recent sale bas been mado of 900 bags Bt. Domingo in;bond for export atlie., gold. COAL—There has been more activity in Domestic, the mild weather removing the ebstructions in the bay ; the inquiry has been more active by the cargo at about’ last anctlon prices; from yard it is sel ingunore freely at $4 60 @$8 50 per tun ; foreigm s scarco much wanted. CANDLES are geverally dull, but- prices are without ‘ehange. We quote at 21@2%. for Adamantine; 35@40c. for Rperm and 45@50c. for Patent. CEMENT—Rosendale is in K\.Wl demand and prices are ‘well sustalned; sules at $2 cash, COPPER—We notice a better inquiry for American fugot at 28¢. for Detroit, aud 270, for Portage Lake and Baltimore, with few scliers at the close; sales of 125, 8. There is »o change in either New Sheathing or Ye low Metal. DRUGS AND DYES-A fair jobbiug demand still pre- valils for all artfcles éoming under thls heading; prices have ruled firm, but are without special change {nnn our last rates. We quote : Alum, ¥ B.. s de. Arsenle, Powdered, ¥ qs 2 Balsam, Copaiba, ¥ 1. %0 e Bi-Carh, Boda, Noweastle, § 1 Caustic Boda, ¥ Ib (goN]). Cream Tar Epeow Bal }v'lull Arab hum Arabic 4 Jalap, ¥ B £ Manna, Lar) 3 — @$2 00 Oil Lemon, ¥ (zold) %295 a%3 % Sal Soda, Newcastle, ¥ b 2@ 2 Seneea Boot, ¥ 8. — @ e Renna, § W, ... - 8@ 0 Boda Ash, ¥ B (gold) %@ 23 Bugar Lead, ¥ 1 (gold) . 0@ 8se. Vitriol Blue, # B. 129 18 DYEWOODS—The business 18 limited, and pricés aro nominal; the sales waking are coufined entircly o small Jots, We quote: - Logwood, Laguna (gold), perstun Logwood, Campeachy (gold) Fustic, Cuba (gold)....... Fustic, Savauilla (£0id). Fustie, Maracaibo....... FEOUR' AND MEAL—®ie de} and heaviness which distinguished ouf market for Western and Btat ¥lour af thodatq of our lust weekly roview contliued withqut much abateisent until Saturday, when, with more wild weather and loss fce in the bay, a better local and Eastern demand provailed, and a .mfibz advance was NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, carrent at 7@§ per cent, with more transactions at | only ¥4 4 moderate extent, we quote at $6 1047 for Ordi- R i o LIME-—Rockland s been in fulr fair and well sustaiued; sales of 1,100 onmud‘uu Tk N e dor for Lamp. distilling qualities there s a fair in quiry, and prices are very firm, holders in some instances aeking an advance of 2¢. per somewhat nominal. We guote Ol Muscovado at 40@soc. ; Clayed, 0@#c,; Centril 60e. New Crop about as Cuba Muscovado, 43@85c.; Claved, 42@ibe., an Orbeans, T5@90c. The stock is estimated Cuba; 1,200 do. Porto Rico, and 600 bble. Hales to-day of 200 bhids. Porto Rico on private terms, ane 400 bbls. New-Orleans at anction, at 52@57c., cas NAVAL STORES—Spirits of Turpen fair demand, prices have ruled firm and have advan but close downward and heavy, Crude Turpentine is and nominal. Rosius are generally firm and a good de- maud prevails. Tar kas advanced and the market éloses 1.62'2%5 292 62 Vbh't_'lv".wl Porto Rico, 42 tiue has been in on and Newbern Pitén, City, No. 1. Rosin, Common. Rosin, Strained and No. 4 (in Rosin, No. 1 and Pale and W Turpentine, American. ude Bperin bas adyan mand and closes firm, Crude Wi has ruled heavy, closing with a downward tendency. Lard Oil has déclined and closes heav. v T a ale has declined, il, Fair to Prime. OIL CAKE—The demand has been light and the market iseasier: sales of 180 tuns for $41a$42 for City, gold, and , for thin Western, is fair and the market is steady; 1042 . 451 50 qtl‘ 1 A demand for Pork has been mod- erate, but with an easier money markot, lindted arrivals, and mild weather, prices have fmproved, and close firmer, though not active. Old has ith a stock much reduced, is held higher. has beon in moderate demand, but is held higher, Prices are somewhat unscttled at the close. future delivery has not been active, Most dealers are looking for lower prices tho ensuing Spring, but this de- nds very much upon the action of the Secretary of the If the contraction of the eurrency continues, EAL—The Inqui #ales of 70 bags Bt PROVISIONS—TI ‘The ‘business for he males on *Chan, bbls. at $19 §74@$20 for Old Mess; £2 for New Western Mess, and $16 60 for Extra Included in_the above are 250 bbls. Prime, uninspected. New Weste: Mess, quite active, wmand” being sales to-day of 1,150 bbls. at $9@$12 for Old PlainMess: ew do.; §122$18 for Old Extra, and $17% for New do. Tierco Beef is in better demand lenty, and is firm ; sales of 852 fess,gand $35 for T tes, at $31 for Prime i Beef Hams aro firm, and ly is Tight; sales re mostly of a retail char- “ut Meats have been in demand, and have fm- ug firm ; salen af 1:0 pkey. con is firm and in fair den 420,boxes at 10§ 104, for C, Hams, and 13c. for light do Hogs eloso firmer ; wo quote ai 10{@10fc. for City. Lard Is firm and steady; sales ot 650 pkigs. mostly in gmall lots, at 12je. for @1d¢. for common to prime Steam, and 15} @15je. Pickled Hams mand ; kales of C.; 134e. for heavy Long Cut art o arrive. c. for Western, and 0. 1; 124e. for NOON PROVISION MARKET, 6 0'CLOC] Porlk-is dull, and offered at $19 76, withont Western do. i firm, and held at $2125 $21133; wo note sales of 260 bbls. at §21 183, caell, aud 600 bbls., seller Marcl, at $21 25, EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS. Pork. Beeg Bacon Buiter Checse Tan. bl s tuoe lans Total to . Brit'nand the Cont. for the week ending Feb. 4, 1867 Blnce Sept. 1, 1566 320 1,100 &2 91 11,974 2,847 24 12,077 1,998 3,000 7 for Straits, and Plates are without change, gold, @ b, — 21Ld— — L.gold. — nli— 224 Fold. — 21}a— 1 box $12 80u$13 00 <. 10 6% 12 80 PETROLEUM—Only o mederate busincss was done Crude; priceshave fluctuated an Refined in bond has dec have decliied, clo sed and closes lie - ma ps very dull, and the business confined to Jobbing lots pler and store. KUGARS—The tr 1, a8 A general th gars contintien modera ed by buyers, insist npon full ba, inferior to remain firm, and and Melado, 6@ ok, 10 to 12 0t 1)@ Now. 16 to 18 at 12jwidje.; White at 137414} do. fair to good Ore- vana boxes Noa. 7 to 0 at 9§21 11¢., Nes. 13 to 16 at 1144 1 Nos. 19 10 20 at L@l4fe., Rico Refining grades, 10@10} 1}e., and prime to cholee do. Manila do,, 9j@16c; B 4 d are dull at 16 for Soft Whites, and 124w 1}e. for do. sales to-day are Vi 1111} for Pévo Rico, and 15 boxes § 15 extimated at %450 hlids., 6, s, and 468 Melado. rpool has ruled firm, and a falr business established; since then, with continuod fine weather, tho demand improved, and the low and medium grades have advanced stightly; tho arrivale have been moderate, and we bave reduced our stock to some extent; it is, however, Jargo for the seuson, and hence prices are much below those of any other market in \M country? the demand for high grade for .m'pnu, t has beon very light, and theeo are pleuty; presont prices are much above the limit of it ?ewv A nothing of moment has heen taken for exlg irt; ny:the market opened firmer, but.thgextreme prices asked checked business and the bigh grades closed tame; theales ure 1500 bbs at 915431088 foruperfine Btate, 810 354 for Extra do. (S8ound), $0 10a§11 60 for the 10w grades of Western Extra, $1176@$13 for fair to ehioied'do, 81110413 for Ehipping Oblo, 813 15a313684 for Trade do.and §12 302816 for Bt. Louts Extras, Cahadia Flour 13 i fair demand, but prices are without much im- provement; sales of 200 bbis. at $12 15914 %0 for Extras. outhern Flonr i# in limited demand and bs unehanged : sales of 160 bbl, at $10 96@§13: for commen to fair Extra Raltimere aud Country, aud 813 206816 50 for Trade and Fuwily Extros. Rye Hour is’ plenty, but, with a good demand, is firm : sales of 650 Lbls at $7 10a$s 15. Corn Meal is firm, but duli, Buekwheat Flour 15 salable aud is botter; sales at §3@§3 50 per 100 . EISH iry for Dry Cod hias been only moderate; prices have & downward tendency, but in the 1 Bales of inuportance they must be Tegarded the present. The stock” of Macke v personi; Nolders are very'firm in their views, hut prices are withont ehange. Smoked and Picklea Herrings are quiet, but prices are without chavge. i b n better mipply, but with a good ok, 23¢. ¥ 100 1v; bulk, 13¢. P 100 m Li in Turk’s Inlands, ¥ more active and s of 185,000 I ut 102 on to Prime White, aud 80,000 1 Grease at BEEDE—The Inquiry ¥ fair for Clover £ for New; the luquiry {s elicfly for « i fair demand Gigh Flax Beed Is not plenty, and i fair dewnnd st 2 5092 95 per buxh. Caleutta Linsecd ie dull and quite nominal at €2 36342 40 gol TOBAGCO—The busficss In Kentucky Leat has been and confined to small parcels; prices are sales to-day of 124 lilds firmer byt without change; tions, at 16@17¢, Common, at 6yase; Medium, at 10212¢.; Good, and Beleetions, at 16w % The market is firm, with a fair demand ; sales of 200,000 1 wt 1g@lije. for Western, and J1jw11j for City. WOOL—The business in Domestic Fleeces has been to n Iders are very firn fu their view This firmness w the passage of the Tariff bill by the Senate; w ollows: Domestic Fleeces—New-York, Michi Indiana—Eaxony ¥l and in advance. kerel, Na aimen, Pickled, # tee. Herring, Scaled, § Dox.. crring, No. 1, # box. TES are in fair demand, and quoted at 224@2230. L.i» and 19j220¢. for Cloth, N—Tn Bpriug Wheat we have had considerabio d only & moderate nquiry may be noted. d prices w8 have GU for Ba, GRAT irregularity, an Our millars have purchased very sparingly, o have fluctnatod. . B Friday nmuch higher been asked, but willers have hield off, and not enough has been done fo establish values, Our present supply 8 largo iny the ahseucg of any €xp t demang, Winter Wheat bas rhled very quiet, and yi aie Cutirely fiominal, The stock of Wheat is libéral and the demand is unusuaily Limited, and prices are uncertain, At the close, however, i a firer.feeling. and prices aro nominally 3 to c. Detter, but milers ol off, bikiness being eheeked by the suddei and extreme vicws of holders; the sales arc 1,500 bush. at §2 10, In storeafor Common No, 2 8pring; §2 35 for o Silwaukees €55 for White Cinndian 8 20 for Whiite Michigan, and §3 05 for Amber State, Barley has fluctuated somewhat under the variatious in freights and gold, and the variable mews from Europe has chiecked business at times; our stock is reduced to about 2,050,000 bushels, whicli is ample. Wo notice fur- ther shipments from tivst hands; at the elose there i firmer feeling; tle desoand s falr, ehiefly for oxport; sal 01 18,000 hush. Canada West, in bond, at 9te. Ba Jauit 18 qulet at €1 26w81 80. Oats are better and in fair demand; sales of 20,000 bush. 2t 61@6sc. for old Western, in store; 64@06¢, for new do, in store; 68e. for Jersey, and 70¢. for Btate, in bags, Rye is firm, with smail sales of 1 20081 9, and a cargo of 'Canadian, in bond, at §115. Indian Corn has been in moderate fluctuated from day wdn?'; the change- e, the advance in gold, the decline n of mild weather, ave stimulated the inquir and at the close the demand is bet - ter and prices advenced; the extreme prices demanded, however, restricts business; snles of 57,000 bugh. at §111 for Unsound, in_#iore; $112@5113 for Mixed Western, in store; §1 14281 14} for do., afloat; $105@81 10 for uew Yel- Jow Jersey, i bags, and €1 12 for do. delivered. EXVORTS OF BREADSTUFFS, H’yn 3 Wheat. Corn, bills. qr. 4. nand the veek eud- Tatal to Great Brits ‘ontinent for the ng Feb. 4, 1867, k %60 26192 e Bept. 1, BUSE 42541 95,904 Bawe time, 1965 34 161,138 421,790 RECEIPTS OF BREADSTUFFE, ¥lour, Wheat. Ovmn, bbie. g, q. 19,010 100 % 1,521,357 570,063 1,212} Bame Lo 1565, 1,865,777 b66,580 1,621,620 = For the week ending Feb, 1807........ 4 Sluce Bept. 1, 1866, Bie saatse. Ohio, 1 8 r and full-blood ; quarter-blood Fle nuessee—Washed Fle cee mont and [lineis=Thr aise. Missour), K asoc.; Country alifornia—Spring Clip, fine, 30@ dium, 2axe; bpring Clip, low Clip, A 1, 28a32.; D, ulled, 16@sc. Foreln Wools— ape of Good E nwaslied, 17424¢.; C Smyrna Washed, 30a40c. ronekol Warlied st Tndia White, 35a48c ast India Black mud Grisy Turkey Unwashod, lié etirrent rates of arth mmission houses at wholesa ent less, deducted for co other charges, to sellroften with the request (hat imme- cannot always obtain the prices % have to pag. Our figures are in te merchant, and.we point by giving the outside ‘prices Boxes or packages should bo care- paint, and the nhme of the seuder Nall an invoice or he under side of the cover, and containing an invoice and direc- Clean_packages T misslons, beside freight returns be made, ited upon one end. send a letter by mail, tions, also stating and care in putting how and when sent. ¢ up will add much to the value of the d BEANS AND PEAS. 1light receipts of only 891 bb) the weel, the market is lesn firn 1 prices o littie HAY--The inquiry for Shipping is fair, and tle market 1o irms GL41 A0GY 5 100 By relail: Kales ut 31 10081 80 ¥ 100 . HEMP-The business in Manila %ias been only to a moderate extent, prices at the cloke favor the ln?'cr. we quote at 11je., gold; othey kinds are dull and nominal, HOPE—A good demand still prevals for howe consump- thon, prices are firm and well sustained, the stock on hand is light; we quote at from 26@4bace. as to growth and quality. 2 TRON—The stock of Scoteh Pig 18 increasing, the de mand bas been only moderate, prices have declind and have n downward tendency. American Plg has been offered more freely, but the inquiry has been light, prices are lower and close heavy, We quote: | Pig, No. 1 Amcrican, # tn 6 502 $T 00 Pig, No. 1 Bcoteh, 9 'tan. . 46 00@ 47 00 Bar, Common I.'& A., # tun, 102 60@ 107 60 Bur. Refived B, « A.,'® tun 12,502 17 8o Seroll, ¥ tun 2 142 50@ 110 00 iand, @ tu 142 600 — — 17 80w 210 00 117 60@ 172 60 137 60@ 142 50 W7 0@ 147 50 Hoop, #tui Kods (§ @516 inch), ¥ tun. Horse-Shoe, ¥ tun... .. J Ovals, half-round, ¥ tun. casier. . The demand fs quite Jimite Beans, wodinm, hand plck eG4, martow, now, ¥ hush in bond, ¥ busn Peus, Southern, ¥ busl 1t 18 diffienit to convey a irue state of the hutter mar- Ket this week, for two reascns, First, most of the dealers, or commnission merchants, ure not selling, and those who are dofngianything have to allow b pot get what they v ors to make prices; vant, they take as hasers ean be worked up to, hence there are The tendency, bo qs for the week, farmers n correct kcarcely any fixed prices, downward With rece Another very difficul fden of the great difference la the quality. We s of 9,295 packay thing is to give R R R e erred hnhmll is thoso who mquire what * r m-uumum“m in m:‘d say the term a) n‘na budler and not to tho firkin or tub which contains it. Still it is well known that pine, cedar, and even ash, are either porous ‘woods and admit air, odors, &e. i the staves, or themselves {mpart & twoody taste to tho butter. Oak ackages are very best on this _account, and butter ntended for keeping ‘showld always be packed in oak fir- kius, or half-firkins, Eome regions, as the hilly lands of Northern Penusylvania, BussexgCounty, New-Jerscy, and Orange County, New-York, natural and dairy Sections, where the very bést Duttér can be made. Tho central *counties of Btato are also fiue butter sectfns; and dealers getting such butter—rosy, i b ot vt o ek , Balte w t are accustorued to speak xff it as "su grase there is not sufficlent pains , first with ¢ Bt Wit CEEnioig: pi Above all #1th nop mu‘& Gut alf the buttermilk, the best salt is not fised, wood is taken for the packages—have even seen kegs used— one layer may be white, the next yellow, then streaked, :'.;fl Wood of thes "i“ lll"p.:: chelr:g"‘t’am me package im| 5 Wl and It has to be sold for‘:he lowest style ofwaklngvuml: 'Still there are l.uTn quantities of “butter sold in this market—for all it {s worth—at 10¢. per B lcss than it id if suitable pains were taken with it. Care in the preparation of mlwxm-. better per centago Bouthern Penusyl: CHRESE. The stock of cheese is getting narrowed down each weck, both here and in the country. Receipts on‘l{ lnlfl for thie week. Trade has been guict, with a slight decline in price ncross the water, but advancs in nufi makes up for that. Bome emall fn':fiy lots have at 204c., but fine faetory is genes selling at 19@20¢. with fine farm dairy at i8@19¢., but it must be ve Em‘ to I-thflm latter price, English dell in little re- quost. Pineapple Cheese is not selling. Wo quote: English Dairy, skimmed, poor, ¥ 8 @19 Fuglish Dairy, common and late English Dairy, Conn., fine. English Dairy, Obio, ¥ B Factory, fnlrtaflod te Factory, prune State. . Factory, tancy Cheded @ nctory, Olio 18 w10 Farm Dairy, p 18 @19 Ordinary 1o good Stals 16 @17, ‘Whitey eldmmied 11 214 Pineapple, fine, % 2% . With larger receipts, 622 bble, for the week, and mild weather favoring both the production and transporta- tlon, Eggs are fast dec “lllllf m 88c., at which good lots of fresh Eggn have beeu relling. A fow were soid this morning at 56¢. per dozen, but téc. 1s about the figure this afternoon, and buyers caleulate upon n-mna’l hemn for 50c, to-morrow, They do not always calcula "30" the time it takes to meke the Beggs, but think a warm day whould bring in pleuty of them. It now looks as though the highest point had been reached. Persous aro selling to-day Just ae they feel—some siiff, but more weak. Thiere 132 general dlsposition to push off all o Land, We quote: New-Jersey and Pennsylvania, tresh ¥ doz. 66@— Btate, good marke. .. Y Western and Canada, § do 62059 Limied, ¥ doz, loss off.. 45ue8 Wentern, at inark, @ doz atas0 Egg Oatk, ¥ busli,, good. L 60w VRUITS AND DERRIES, Cranberries ave scarce and very high ; Apples ate un- :\ll:l“‘ll‘l, sugle bbls, selected gricuings biinglug §9@80. © quote ; pples, fine State, P bl .96 0@ 86 10 Apples, common, 9 bbl. . 5 Wa 400 Cranberries, Choice, 4 hbl. . 125 00w 25 00 Cranberries, Common, § hbl 18 0@ W 00 FRUITS AND NUTS DKIED, Dricd Apples are quiet Just now, with loss inquiry. Re- cripts have been froe for the past fow dagy, but it does not look as though prices would decline any. A few very fine Western, an 1 ax Statd, weie sold at 15¢. Other dried fruits are scarcely as firm. Weo quote * Apples, Bouthicin, new, ¥ ... a1l A tern, new, ¥ b 1§w12) . BRIy 15 @16 20w K 41 s0as1 5 reee 8 @0 rereezn 1910 ees $2 20380 00 L1201 @10 .M aw .82 0et2 8 L4 80 B 5 @15 W e Plums, & .. e Raspberrice, black, ¥ 1b. nox Frombt Wells thns ecrrect) his latest cires Vith maud and reduced. T of dealers, 18 st dented mwall o further ad Top trade i consutmnpt.ve de aing very Dales remaining unsold, in hands t 5,000, This unprece- \rket*in good shape for a s pretty sure to follow, #, Which an established fact that our de- o it ficlency p by shigments from the Continen: tal market ith the natural dourse of trade, without ntstock on this market will be oreign, 40@65C.; American (good to fancy), 63 «i0e. ; Amicrican (¢ MEATE, York, after advancing about 2. ¥ B, han receded te., leaving an advance of nearly f6. on fight, fresh pork pigs brought 12jc. 9 I, & few dayw ago. with rain, causes the dectine, but with t# of live, tley aro stiffening up agaiu. are coming in quite ax fast as they can be sold ut 1rates. Mutton is lower. We quote Light Jersey ¥ % 10 213 8 ally 5 10 @10, 24l Sreed BNEEY Pork, State and New-Jerscy, light, § ®....11 ..nx Pork, State, medium, ¥ 1b. 10 @10, Pork, Btate and New-Jersey, ieavy, ¥ B... 04 03 Western, city dressed, 9 15 cetorn, dressed, @ 1. Veals, liog dressed, $ B TOULTRY AND 3 Live poultry of all kinds Is searce aud 1s quickly picked up. It now worth ubout as muchglive as dead. The veceipts of dressed are comparatively light just uow and prives are higher. We noticed a fine lot of New-Jersey chickens, very handsome, sold at 2ie., aud small lots of superior turkeys have brought 22c. Prairle chickens are Jower, while venison just holds its own. It is important that the remaining stock be fu soon, as the law agalnst welling goes into effect on the 15th.” A few taken out of the Blate can be dispo that, but most of the large dealers, Mr. Clark ineluded (who uses ¥alf tho venison combug to the eity), shut down suddenly when the law is up. Wequote: LIVE. Chickems and Fowls, ' 1 1#2 20 1 a8 18 0D 4 2 B 9 00 Turkeys, ¥ . e 2 DEAD OR DRESSED, Chickens, tresh, prime, N. J./9 . "2 20 e 1§ Chiskens, ordinary to good, ¥ .. Ducks " cosesn Venison, can Venson, sho Veutson, long suddie VEGETAL earce. Red Ouiony went np to 3 80, len off again. Potatoes and Turnips in frecly for @ day or two past, the tting of ebippiog. There is ¥owe in- lly very dull, Turnips, Garlie Is very but have now have been com warm weather quiry for seed, | o gercrally partienlarly, are not selliug. Wo quo 2 Garlie, ¥ 100 bunches $18 003920 00 Qnions, 100 strings. . o o jwes b3 Onfous, e cllow; ¥ Ll nions, red and ye 308 0 Onions, white, #bbl....... Potatoes, Buck Y ph Potatoes, Dyckman Seed, ¥ bul... 3 Potatoes, Jackson, § bbl. .. .29 200 Potatoes, Garnet CLill, ¢ bl pes, Peachblow, ¥ Dbl ..o Yotatoes, Prince Albert, ¥ bbl. Potatoes, Mercer, @ bUl.... !‘ulnul('!, Del,, Bweet, # bbl.. quashies, Boston Marpow, ¥ bl Thruige, Witalas ¥ Wl s 6 100 WIDES, SKINS, AND ¥URS, There {s comparatively nothiog dotng in wkins or furs, about the season for manufacturing and shipping beln over. It in very difficult to muke sales. Wo quot Badger, each,...... 5@ 80 | Mink, paie. Rear, each. ... $4 00a$12 60 | Auskra Beaver, blic@in.. 1 80@1 76 | Kits.. Beaver, pale, § 1o ..76@1 00 | Opossum. Calf, gr'n, @M. ... 4@ 2 | Otter, Northern. “at, house, eachi....10a@ 25 | Otter, Southern aty wild, each......25@ 15 | Racoon, Northe Catlle, gleen bl Racoon, Southe; ploniy g I | AR, h:’“‘“ wF fln '%m’ ; o, Jove 50450 00 | Wolf, mutn, each. i 80@2 60 Fox, sllve " Marten, eacii. -9 toa2 60 | Welf, prairie, eachi. . 15%1 00 4 000 00 Mis . e SUNDRYES. sl swax i Aoing Detter ; some Southern selling a w}-’.‘;lm 390, fu‘:he '&--u‘eml price to-day. Featbers are dull. We quote: * atibived dairy which would even rson sending what he woald eall ud getting but soe. for it could unot re was 50 much difference i vrice ARl 0 S bk Db Uao DUsuee Bag boh L Tere 16 4l 0 By 6yd despand 45 shins out a small, erack, glit-edged BEESWAX, pure, ¥ ... . Ilmmwu,m o, ¥ I Be un CIDER, § gal. . owae % JRS MBAL, CORTSO, neW, # 100D ... $1 95 @92 06 N MEAL, fine yellow, lew, $ 10 ... 2 10 @118 Courn MEAL fine white, new, ¥ 100 1. 2 20 @32 30 BRooM CouN, ¢ I. . va s CEATHERS, Live Geese, old, ¥ B @ W 1uRE, Live Geese, now flue, ¥ 0 m 85 THERS nnxed,zh . o W sExG, Western, 9 10 0 @ W "(.mnn‘l;,flunllleln.' L. 100 @100 oops—Hickory and 0al ot Ilun'.?’ 45 00@%0 00 3 feet Hooy Y 50 0036 W En00Ks and 11k.08, 8000 3 25 or Cony o V.o A0 |NO- 1 warLsr. £ HATCH, FOOTE & BUY AND SKLL AT MARKET RATES, tad oo COMMISSION, u} issues of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, STOCKS, ke =~ DEPOSITS received and INTEREST allowsd, subject bo CHECK AT COLLECTIONS made, with PROMPT RETORNS, REGISTERED INTREST collected and COUPONS essbed AU busivess intrusted to us will receive our personal sttention. ;"fi:‘ Tate with Fiek & Matel MEFER BY PERMISSION TO ¥ISK & HATCH, Bankers; o JAY COOKE & Co., Bankers. JOHN NUNROE & Co,, AN BANKERS, AR AAAAAAA AN AN AN AN AN CLryRLAND, CoLvunts & CixoINNATI RAILROAD Co. CrrveLaxp, 0., MEETING of the 8 the elcetion of , will be beld at the NESDAY, Feb. %, 3867, Feb. dist. HE ANNUAL in Cleveland, 'ylllhdlflb(:' Commercial . Ce BOWLES, No. 24 RUE D LA PAIX, PARIS, "AND'CASH COUPONS GLAND BOUGRT s SO, | addressed t0 our eare will be promptly ARNHAM, Urrice op TR New-YoRK "::.':';::‘"&‘“6‘7 [EECTION.—THE ANNUAL ELECTT S b .mnn'-.um{nwd.:l for iree of N1 WA Joll witl bo dpen UatsTus COLSON, In., Beeretary. Or7i0m MAWTTTA AND UINGINYATL RAILROAD CONPANY, Ui . HE INTEREST COUDONS on tho FIRST on BILLS ou the UNITED STATES or KN Letters for Ameriesus in Europe delivered or forwarded. Cirenlar traveling eredits isened and A:U‘nl Natlowal Baok, New-York, will "n-y" E’WTGRK‘ NEWFOUNDLAND, TELEGRAPH Co's RGE FA ATIONAL, BANK 07 NOWTH AMERICA, Feb, 1, 1047, overdraft on doat —~— - Bank below the rum of Two (';?!AH.M M. CONNOLLY, J. A, BEARDSLEY, Cashi SPECTAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLD- T.A LAND ASSOCIATION will be held at No. 16 Walkat., at 1 o'eloek on TU) N. THURSTON, Reevet it i i Fe g it **Hesk open il trom 108 3w "RVTLLIAN 1. SLOCOM, Presient. KN 0X* NURSERY AT YOUR DOOR—Seo Advertisement * By Mail.” page b A ES A, WHITNEY, Secretary. 6’!"1-‘1(,‘}: OF THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPAXNY, 1 WORKING CAPITAL Wividend Notices. Orwice ov TH® NEW-YORK A¥D ALLEGHANY O1s, ComrANy, RTy-o7,, NEW-YORK, ki) IVIDEND.—A Semi-Anuual NT (free of Govermment tax) AENGTON POV, nowTRRS n RA!M;;PLI )Mm, President Ocean National Bank, N. Y. K.Y Ine. Co., Baitimore, Md. WELL, Wo. 42 um‘"fl.“i ¥ Jowx B. Bovroy, Seerctary. SHARES ARE NOW OFFERED for pale, and divi- 'CENT PER ANNUM for & guaranteed upon the sae, with amy ire ot the ofbce of the vither of the Trustees. No. 23 Lisi IVIDEND. — The regular ‘TEN PER CENT (10) PER W e ny bas been decl , payable on and .WIMILL President, n;u e :’.fl e inet., both days inclosive. riod of ten years are ple. Company, No. 42 Broadway, or of VR (5] PR OF = dectared, peyable b 14‘0 URTEENTH DIVIDEND. THE GEBHARD FIRE INS. Co., No. 141 BROADWAY. 1LADSL GOLD, on the First PAVIFIO éxua:-n COMPANT, House of Mesare: JAY ' COOKM & Cor, New- o sod ot dae. W), J. PALMER, Treasirer. HE LENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have REMOVED to the effices of ! ED STATES TR —Schedules of (30) thirt, 1ov7, will sow be receivs York, on sd after that e n & New-York, Jan, 31, 1667, Tise Board of Directors bave this day declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIV- IDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free of Goverument tax, pagable ou and after MOXDAY, Febraary 4, 1667. Ormicx ov ax DTaoqus Axp Rivex Ciry ® oQu rm' be Hi Ingurance Compasy, GEO. & JARVIS, Fressicat the a 3. . VAN DYCK, Awistant Treasarer. EXPRESS STOCKS. MERCHARTY l:'lil(): JONN R EMITH, UNITED STATES, of this Core] Bas been st e oes of l':l Tat of March next, to boldes Transfer hooks at the .‘n-T,.od TH )T'W-‘YZSEK. CEN 3 TWENTY-SEVENTY For 8 Apply to GEORG ¢. DUNBA L. DOOR—See Banking Houses and Bankers. " VERMILYE & CO., Ne. 44 WALL ST, BANKERS AND DEALERS ENT STOCKS ¥= ital Btock thereo, free of the .y of P-bruay next. be_paid b the ofice Now- Tonx HE President and Directors of Coupany bave thigday declared s DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) ({roe from Goremment tax) out of the prodts of the last six o o and allr SATURDAY, the b pro. (FFICE of th GOVERNM COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ALL_CLASKES OF UNITE] BEAITTVD POR, FREX O "3 HARBRRORR, Custir,_ RK FIRE INSUR- STATES FUNDS. BCEIPT, AT MARK ALL COMMISSION CHAKGES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW-YORK, February 3, 1869, New-Yorx, Pebruary 5, 1867, 56TH DIVIDEND. of PIVE PER C‘llfl,ul Govers- CNOX™ NUI WBURY’S LECTURE BEFORE THE RUT. GERS INSTITUTE. wre of Prof. Newbury on * nd its Anelent Hi nstitute, on Monday, was v ng the state of the weather. lecturex of the Far Far-We ak of the great table to say wmouniu'm BUY AND SERL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, ssd others RECEIVED ou FISK & HA BANKERS, he wished mainly to s and New-Mexico, au tinet inhabitants which once peopled After describing, tn a very uer. the valloy of the great ¢ plored ‘about ten Btates Explorng ‘;flanda River, which he exe junction with a United 2xpedition, and the adjacent he narrated his visite to numerous Puebla and Indian towns, which he re civilization, coeval with Cortez oconquered Mexico, ion he had visited were on the Lit and San Juan Rivers in New-Me Some of these towns—a state of preservation; are bul of u smooth hewn stone, whic| the efforts of corroding time, The nhabi- nfal, intelligent people, still retaining the traits which distinguished the h they are a remnant. Their houses well built, and their households well man: uibit condderable skill in agriculture, wain support, and, as weavers and potters, the) extraordinary skill, ouly protecteéd from their sava, the Apaches and Navajoes, by , dry table-lands, which ily by industrions cultivation support to their present scanty them are left, a A chief of one of the prineipal walled ‘vace, which the lecturer visited iv the nei oo i wiclent pon ail ed as monuments of & KA nel Lo 5 tlo Colorado 7 COLLECTIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAS. (9" CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED. JAY C00KE & (0, CORNER WALL AND NASSAU-STS., NEW-YORK. We by ad sell ab the most iberal curreut prices, and keep o Land & of P ¢ GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL 138UBS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, axo ©oMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, Aud excente orders for purchase sud sale of KTOC TSHERMAN & Co., BANKERS, ~ Corver of Pine and Nassau ste., New-York, Turve CIRCULAK NOTES asd LETTERS OF CREDIT for ¥ RAVEL- xleo, west of the Rio (i1 inhabited—are I has thue far “tants are & mild, ge ek Do The ese extraordim > uliar position on ford 1o game, population at slowly W) il commeneerent of this depopulal aweribed it to the large draft the rustic inhabitauts of Mexico b pose the invasion of Cortez. no eredit to this theory, which, put in the head of the chicftan by of the opinion that the reared these “m:faa :ddc'fn'l;' years a; 2 e tion which nfnn'rh the carcer of th enterpriso of the Whi Newhury ilinstrated which_was made u) Montezuma, in RS, avallable io 8l the prieipal Cities of the Wond. fint the leeturer , hio thinks, must have been MERCANTILE CREDITS for use in RUROPE, CHINA, ke some traveler. He is e‘n apward of & thou- Also wake Trarsfers of Money to CALIFORNIA and OREGON by e ill Hpon that i Dorigl ades ith large charts pre- his remarks w "s: ek s appreclative audicnce. WED O DEPONITS. DUNB TERN RAILROAD SECUKL s 10 give greut satisfaction to DEALER IX SOUT b Y168, KTATE, COUNTY, oM ¥ 1VI|B! DESCRIPTION, ke COMMERCE OF THR, PORT FOR JANUARY, 1807.—[ho | arrivals of vessels at this port, from foveign countries, the month of January, ass and vational 807, Lave beew as follows, Ships. Barks, Brign Bel 13 4 OTICE is herel 20, Laws of 199, and 416 Laws of ANTIC BANK in the City'of X, & ban the City of New-York, wil be redeemed AT PAK. I {ng Departument, on presevtation at TH ONAL BANK o the eity of Albany, for six vears from the dato bereof, auvd not “err er. Cy! .r;fl.!?&.. ment withia the tie thus et bands S SCHUYLER, Superiuteadent. _ Svari or Nuw YouK, BAvK Dupinruuxt, | rsuant to Chap- ANy, Oct. 39, ursuant to , that the cire specified will cease to be a J CF i n, OTICE, I hagehs, glvet, I he IRVING BANK be Cily el Ui 111 lewanEd glo2l 111111 1l eeas il t’u}fli‘nn. I T e w1 L ark Stats Natioual Daak s ud mot 'ihe said baok must be prescuted, date hereof; and all nol Total arrivals..... 144 Daring the same period there have a: ports the following number of passen, hose that urrlvr'in -unlm vessels: n n Talasl it *3“‘1—-—-—-»-.-.:33 i gelzalanattiniianine Zz ? § elrculating uotes of s years from the for redemption avd pa i haods B SCHUTLER, Saper - Fowk, BANK DrrARTARNT, 1866, OTICE is hereby given 20, laws u!_ IH\‘Q‘:"I!‘ = = 1 E ra ; h" 931 Manzanills . .. 21 Barbadoes. 4 RO NK, Jocated In the City of N rutendent of the Bauki to National Hank, ip and not tharcaftet. #of the sold Bank must be presen the date bereof; and all uotes ) \yiaent within tbe time tios wd 1o the bauds of the Super- . W. SCRUYLER, Supeffutendent HSERY AT YOUR DOOR—See o Maly” g & i he gt mlum-uu« Ayres St - totanding cirealating uot an -m—-m,.wuh u from Vit } bonrbndnsn 10 be & ebarge upou the al of passengoers, . makin, ::fl of lkl“’nrnln ngers as follow