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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, im. SAXES. The following are the quotations of the leading Coal and Oil stocks up to 'oi o'clock: Bid. AskedA 2'i'I. disked.

Kig Mountain. 5 Butler Coal 10 Black Heath 5i rTowe'sEd'y Oil 1H IV 11 lJi V. Fripat, Feb. 10. There was more activity at the Stock Board, to-day, in Government ami the better class of securities, but the speculative shares generally were heavy, and sympathize with the downward movement in Gold.

Money is ea'y, both on tho street and at the bank, with but little commercial paper offering. In Foreign Exihnnze but little doing. The thele -itimnte demand ha.4 killed in foreign bills, and the present and prospective xports of Northern and Southern produce ore Iilte'y to keep the market flat for an in Hyde Farm 4 1 1-16 Irwin Oil i yz Keystone Bi 17 Krotzer l'i 1' 7 Maple Sh'de Oil 24 25 1 i MeCiintoc Oil 6' 'Mineral Oil 2i 2i 2 IMimio 3 3Ji 7 Mcllliennv Oil 4 5 9 McCreaitOher- rv Kun 1 Noble fe Bela- mater 7 6l4' Oil Creek 6 6 l'5j 'Oi'aanieOi! 1 OlinsteadOil 1 iBenna. Pet. Co 2 1 Berry Oil 8J- farm 1 2'i Petrol'm ntre 2li 3 4.1,' rhila-ttOilCrU 1,, Pi4 4 Bevenue 2il7 2U' Hoberls Oil 2 B8 Bock Oil 3 SS? 13 Bathhotie PL'm 1' S'i Bi 1'31 6 NenecuOil 4 41, 21-1) Si.

iv Fi.ria Oil 2 21-16 28 S-chuvlkiU and Jii Oi! Creek 1 2 1 St. Niciiolas. 3 94 4 rturv Cemre 2 2 1-16 8'A Sunbarv- 2 Tarr Karm 2 Turr lB.me.iL'd. f' 5i 17a i 1 3-l 1J l5s Bp'r 1 2 Wimiiao 1 Walnut IslamL. 24i l.U'Watson 2 Clinton Coal Conn.

Diamond CuaE Pulton Coal Feeder tarn Cl. 7K 7 8 fir. Mount Cl Keystone Zinc. JSloiaicncy N. Y.AM.C.

V. N. Carhon.Coal New Creek OL I'enn Jfininjr Fulls A'las Allegheny Kiv Alle.it 1 iileout. 15'viwen Oil Bruiser Oil KaU Brings Oil Be.in.Sj). 'om iuemal Oil Cres-eril Bi Ba 14 5 I 27-? Curtin Corn Cukiw Y'v reek Oh.

Try Punkarn li! Cr.Oil Bensniore Oil I oil Kx'- isior rt 1 iMrado an Oi! l'rankliii oil Western. Oil 1 Bi The following table shows th" monthly exports of petndeum from Pittsbnrst, by the Penn sylvania Railroad during last year: Harrc'x. January August February September March "27,511 October April 52,31 1 November May December 2s 'C2 45,122 uiy 41,520 Total during year ,545,781 of Coal transported on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, daring the week ending Thursday, Feb. D. 16ij5: Ton.

15,274 I'O 3,72,1 1ls 8,737 162 Cut. OS 15 IS 00 IS 13 From I'ort Carbon ilio Schuylkill Haven Auburn Port linton llariisburg and Total Anthracite Coal for week 20,700 15 r.ituminou Coal from Ilarrisburg and Dauphin lor week 3,191 08 Total of all kinds for Previously thLs year S0.1S2 (l' 10 Totai 13 To same time last year 10 The semi-annual statement of the banks of Missouri shows their condition at tho eWse of l-td. The are the aggregates of the h'adinir oek capital 20,220 Coin and bullion svde bonds i.i:tnsan 1 discounts 5,204,127 "irculation Deposits 4,901,521 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Office of the Piih-apeli'itia Ixqi-trt-k, nnsettled cond.tion of mercantile r. flairs rocrded for past still continues, and of many descriptions of merchandise continue to follow the novoments in Of-ld and In Breadstuffs there Is r.o change, except Corn, which has declined.

Cotton was higher r.t the Coffee, Sngar and ri.l:uses have en very Bice. Ijir.l and I'rovisiens have noved and fT Berk we reduce our quotations. eds hern in better demand. In Teas. Tallow, Tobacco and Wool the transactions l.ave been limited.

BABK Is bet little see.ght after. Fles or 120 hhds. at 40 fJr No. 1 Quercitron. Jn Tanners' Bark nothing In the absorce of sales of any magnitude we ouete Yellow at ('7; r.so.

CAN DEES. Sperm are qr.i.-t. and Cl slowly at 4" 4c. Adamantine meet with a fair demand at ffJ.jiAvc. for weiclit.

No ehuiise to notice in Tallow. We qr.nte shipping lots at XiC. I'OAB-'I'Ec demand is cosifined to small lots for the supply of the Lome trade at former quotations. No shipments Bastward have pone forward since our last. OOFFBK.

Tin re is very little here, and the demand is of an extremely limited character. H.iies 4.3 bacs liio at is'- iC. in cold, and -i'jisi 4 s.c. in currency, and atilSc, in pold. market Is unsettled: but there has been mere doinr.

About S(V bales were taken at 7S up to r.t s-e. for middling. iSales of 140 bales mid liimr at BTiUtiS AND DY1X-There is better feelint; in foreifrn ow infr to the reifnt adv-mce in told and exchange, but very little doing ia the way of sales. BKATTIFRS Are Jn limited request, with small sales of Western at 77(-: S0o. FISH.

Mackerel meet a steady inquiry at full rates, nm bbls. shore sold at sales of shore Xo. ls, from store, at fi-7- 2: bay at iis.ri.2n; shore N'o. 2's at bay do. at larse at $15, and small No.

3's at 14. sell slow ly at an advance. say 55e. I'ickled iLerrin-s at fr i. FBU1T.

The deinr.nd for foreign is l'mited. but former quotations are well maintained. Two cargoes of Sicily Oranges and Lemons are now due. and two more carK' are on the way. Of Green Apples the stock is very much reduced.

We quote New York at f7 fv- 8 On. and other kinds at Pried do. areselling at l.r It. I eachrs at 2o0 'loo DDLs. quarters at the latter figure: pare-ijdo.

at H.Ol'B ANI 31BAL. The Flour market has been dull daring the past wr-ek, but prices, inclin-injr downwurd, are quotable chance. There lias been very little shipping: demand, but the Government has been purchasinR to some extent. The sales reach lioon of which nearly WKX) bbls. were taken by the Subsistence Department nt Rupertine has ranged from J9 to extra, J10 to $10-75; extra family at filA and lancy to 13 50, as in quality.

The sales to the trade have been at the f-ame figures, including 500 bbls. Brand ywine and 1000 bbls. Bancaster county on terms kept secret. Small sales of Bye Flour at Jd75. In Cora Meal nothing doing.

Bread dull. Kxportf of Breadsmrfs from the United States to Great Britain and Ireland since September 1. 1804: Schr Edwin Goodspeed, 8 days from Boston, with ico to captain. Schr Boston, Parker, 5 days from Boston, with ice to captain. SAILED.

The brig Mystic and schr Ellen Terkins, both for Trinidad de Cuba, leit yesterday morning in tow of tug II Haoimitt. CLEAR EB YESTERDAY. Barque Sea Eagle. Howes, Port Spain, "Wattson A Sons: fcchr S.dney Tyler, Steelman, Fortress Monroe, Quartermaster. MEMORANDA.

Steamship Australasian, tiook, from Liverpool, Jan 23. and Qiieenstown 2'th, at New York 8th inst. Steamship Mississippi, Kennedy, cleared at Boston Sth inst ior rtress Monroe. Steamsh' Gen K. Barnes (hospital steamer).

Morton, lrom New Orleans, Feb 1, with one hundred sick and wounded soldiers, at New York Mth inst. Steamship Yicoo. Couch, from New Orleans, Jan 31, at New York 9th inst. Steamship Susanna (formerly prize), Wilson, from Wilmington, at New York inst. Ship Uaniel Draper, Havener, from Bangkok, Sept 21, at New York Mh inst.

Bussed Anjier Oct 20. Caoo of Good Hope Dec 4. The came to New York ibr orders is anchored at quarantine. Ship Ashburtou, Macoduck, cleared at New York 9th inst ior savannah. Ship Vellore ti r), Didder, from Boston, at Havana 1st inst.

Ship Caroline Nesmith, Cotter, cleared at New York 9th inst Savannah. Snip Pernix, Davis, cleared at Liverpool 2ith ult for Philadelphia. Ship liril iant. Bach, from Bordeaux, sailed from Plymout lath ult for San Francisco. ShipBrrneo, Hurd, saileJ from Penang 7th Bee for Boston.

Ship indward. Smith, from Manila for New York, pas- Ar.jier sth Nov. s.iip Eagle Wing, Mickey, cleared at Boston 8th inst for Bombay. Ship Southampton, Whitney, from New York, at 2a: Ship Garland. Jenkinson, for San Francisco, ent out at Liverpool 2Slh uit.

Ship Coringa, Bogart, cleared at Boston Sth inst for Calcutta. Ship Gipsy Queen, Austin, sailed from Liverpool 2Jd ult lor San I raneisco. Ship Alice Ball. Boss, from San Francisco, at S'nca-pore xth Be-, and saiied h-th for China. Snip Georges, Williams, lrom Sau Francisco, at Hone Kong 2d Bee.

Snip Lord Palmer-don, McReadv, from New York via Table Bay, at Shans'liai aoth Nov. slap Tieonderoga, Bice, from Hong Kong, at Singapore lot li Dec. and sailed same dav for Calcutta. Barque Amelia, Howes, heuce," 27th June, at Singapore s.th pee. Barque Iranuy, Partridge, hence at New Orleans 2Mb.

ult. Barque A Souder (Br), Dennis, from Asplnwall, at Ciemuegos 2ftn ult. Barque Cordelia, Roberts, hence at Marseilles 22d ult. Barque A One, Potter.from Hong Kong, at Singapore Sth and sailed 12th for Rangoon. Barque Kiiar B.rd.

Dexter, oinrfii at jt 1. Ult lor Philadelphia. Bar me Cephila Starrett, Gregory, hence at New Orleans 2 'th ult. Barque Catharine Maria. Ameorage.from Hong ICoug for Now York, the Straits 01 Suiitla Iiec.

I'aique Ann CBri. Campbell, hailed from Havana 2d mst Br Philadelphia. Barque Gaa Euen, Reed, from Portland, at Cardenas 1st inst. Barque Traveler CBr, Randle, from Rio Janeiro, Dec 23. at New York t-th inst.

Barque Edward. Haiberstadt, from New York, at Hong Kong nth Dee. Barque Cassoierides. Ashferd. from Hong Kong for New York.

pased the straits of Suiitla -al Lee. Baritic Atrio-s Fraser (Br), Fraser, cleared at New ork iest for Buenos lirig all Crowley, Crowley, hence at Cardenas 27th ult. Brig Maine (Er), Jarv is, sailed from Sagua 23th ult for Philadelphia. Brig 1 hitch 1, Herman, sailed from Matanzas 27th ult for I'hilacelphta. Brig Ward, Yv ilioughbv, hence at New Orleans 2tth uit.

Brig Samuel Lindsay, Giles, hence, via Key West, at Cardenas u.t. 1st int for sierra Ms.rena. Brie Carohne Eddy, Smith, via Key West, w.ls below-New iriatis u.t. Brig Glendale. for Philadelphia, was towed to seii from New rleans 22d ult.

Brig Eiia Iteod Jir i. 'iuzo. hence nt Havana reth ult. Faunie. Bonnoff.

hence at New uit. Schr Wellhn-to-n. Chijm.aii, from lor PLi-lade'phia, at New York 5t 111st. schr ida I. Howard.

MeDuti.e, cleared at Portland fcth inst for idiiiudolplda. si hr Vance, bailed from Havana 25th uit for Pmiadj-lphia. schr Alma, Adams, hence at New Orleans 2-'th uit. MARINE I sCEL A Y. Br-'g Wright.

Hawtiiorne. iroia I'ldladelpha for Peasiicoia. put into Dermuda. i-akiiir, and with los- sails, ad nearly completed her repa.rs uiu, aad ouiJ resume her voyage in three or four days. DISASTERS.

Barque Maximilian, from Philadelphia for Antwerp, arr off 1 ai ult. apt reoorts that on the f.ti. Jan shi; ped a sea. doing damage on deck: 11 theoth tool: olf the crew of the schr Compeer, ot and for Yarmo ail, NS from y0 Uey, In-ing in a sinking couditicn and out of pro isi r.s. The crew consisted of Ja.s Biauvelt.

master; 1 hos Surro-tte. mate, and t'irt hands, and a piis--o-iiier. tiulnaii. s-lir Korre-u-r. at New Ur.ea.is from Gloucester.

experienced very heavy weati.jr daring ti.e tin 27th Dec. ia iai in. B11 i.T is. win'e being hi-vto in a gale si ippd a sea wjf.ch away the mala boom. t.ct deck load of ianiaer, and Completely swept lire r.r.a aft of everything moveable, all of which went overbourd.

SPOiCEN. FebS, lit SI. Ion 79 So. a st earner, painted lead! color, with smoke stacks, and two -rt masts. bUn ring W.

supposed to be a bioekaiie runner. Kfi 7. lat loa 7- Ut, brig Ida, iiomM Kitts for BKOTKCT TUB IKON" fi I S- RoRNK'S A nti-Fouilng, A nti-Co-r. sive i adopted by lii" Admir.dty. and by the ueard.

IV1111- sa ar and Oi ieatal. National. Iuaa.ond and AiVi.nn liipi.eics; Fvery frr.nsp, it in ti royal navy or U-re-l to be coated with 11. In 11 hulls pro- lectod fourteen months lrom trra-s. iraaea-s corrosion ty the Gisboru 1'ai-u.

ALB1.HT 1H TTS, Agent of tiie Gisborii Ship C.imi.anv, N. E. i corner of THIRD ar.d WILLOW Streets. fjiiMms run tiis: A Mii4l I.tKK-IIIi AC V. t'OKSKT Maii ifactory.

No. 217 WAI.N UT sti-. et. third th.r 1 1: it 11. it it t- it VT OI KEltS TO Til 1 RA 1 E.

At the lowest arket price s. the' follow mg goods, viz: (i'iOs 1H" 11H1.NK.S of all dualities. PoULT DE sOl F.s of ail colors and widths. GitOS DK NAPI.FS of all colors aid qua" MA BCELL1NFS of all colors, dths and oaalities. FLORKNCF-S and FLORENTINES of ill colors.

LUSTRINES, black and colored. VELVET celebrated "Stag Brands." SWISS GERMAN GINGHAMS. Turkey reds, Ac BOLTING CIa'THS. Dnfour Vt anchor bran.is. CHECK, and other fancv silks.

kc No. 2J0 CHURCH Alley, Philadelphia. ISOOivS STATIOESYr HIMOKV TIIK FlIST IKX.4. E-serve avalrv, sent to any audress, free of postage, Address W. I'.

LLOYD. Lisburn, Cumberland Fa, VALEXTIXEK, VALEXTIMS, MAILKD lor 4o 7.ic, 1 uplosio, each, in-losed in two envelopes, over $1 in fancy boxes. The trade supplied at verv low rates. HAB-BAC1I BltOTHEltS, No. bJ E1G111H Street, Philadelphia.

lIII.AIEl,lHI.V IMIOTOGRA- A- pner. This useiui and va.uable of Photography continues to grow more and more popular each month. Every photographer should have it. x.very number is emDellisiKHl witn a tine 1 iioto-graph, wortli twice the subscription price. Sample nimiliers sent on receipt of SO cents.

S3 a year. February number, second edition, now road v. BEN ERM A fc V1LS )N. Publishers. S.

W. coruer SEVENTH and CHERRY, Philadelphia. rORXEW AXD cfc-i swiftsure P.nes.via Delaware and liaritan Canal. i-ilisS The steamers of these lines are leaving daily, at 12 o'clock M. and 5 o'clock P.

from third pier above Walnut street. For freight, which will be taken on accommodating terms, apply to WILLIAM M. BAiRD fc. No. S.

DELAWARE Avenue. I1U KISfJSTOJf, THE British Mail Steamship MONTEZUMA will rc leave New York lor Kingston, Jamaica, on the 22d of each month. For passage, payable in gold, First Cabin. fUO: Second Cabin. S40.

Apply toll. L. LEAF, No. ::24 CH ESN UT Street, Philadelphia, or to C11AS, A. WHITNEY, No.

2ii BROADWAY. New York. For freight apply at No. 64 SOUTH Street. HOW LAND AS PIN WALL, Agents.

STEAJI WEEHI.V TO HVGItPOOL, Kj'i touching at Queenstown Harbor. The S--5 well known steamers of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended to sail as follows: CITY OF CORK Feb. 11. CITY OF LONDON Saturday, Feb. 18.

ETNA Saturday 25. And every succeeding Saturday at noon, from Pier No. 44 North River. RATES OF PASSAGE. Payable In Gold, or its equivalent in Currency.

FIRST CABIN SSOv-0 S-rEKRAGE do. to 8.VOO1 do. to London 34-00 do. to Paris do. to Paris 4000 do.

to Hamburg jkj-(j! do. to Hamburg S7i.t) Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, fcc, at equally low rates. Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: First Cabin? $75. and 105. Steerage from Liverpool and Queens-tow 11.

$ao. Those who wish to send fur their friends caa buv tickets here at these rates. For further information apply at the Company's Office. JOIsfx G. DALE.

Agent, No. 111 WALNUT Street Philadelphia. prices are unchanged. In dry we hear of no sales. For preen salted the demand continues confined to small sales to supply immediate waats.

HOPrj Are'ralher quiet, iastern and WTestern sell slowly at 4VK.51C. fluctuations in pold and exchange nave unsettled the market, and there is very little demand. 15 ceioon3 Guatemala sold on terms kept secret. IKOX. Pi-j Metal is dull, and the sales are only in a small wav ntifhU(o5o lor No.

1 Anthracite, and $50 lor No. 2 do. There is but little or no movement to notice in Scotch Pig. In Blooms we hear of no sales. Manufactured Iron roni uins without trsfcjitii! ciiiinpc BEATIIEB.

Trade for the past week has been Inactive with a tendency to lower prices. Spanish Sole. 'the demand has been limited, with only a n.olerate ftock on hand. Trices are unchanged. Slaughter.

The inquiry has not be-n larsre. and prices now favor buyers. Upper. The demand has been much as lest week The sales made hive not been important. Calfskins.

The inquiry has been more limited thaa last week, with an ample stock ot American finish in the market. BUM HER. A cargo ot Spruce Boards sold at f27-50 and a cargo of Joints at $19. We quote line Sap Boards at Yellow Bine Sap Boards at White Bine Sl.incles at 25, and Johigh Ilemlock at f-22. MO LASS The'market presents no new features and the same inactivity which we have recorded for several weeks past.

Sides of 151 hhds. Muscovado on private terms, and 147 bbls. new crop New Orleaus, by auction, at sl2o. Ollj5. Fish oils are steady, but sell only in a small way.

Hales of linseed at $155 t-17. Petroleum is quiet. We quote crude at, and reined in bond at 67fa 7' C. There mere demand lor free oil. and sfwi sold at in large and small lots.

No change in residuum or benzine. The iollowii. are the receipts of Crude and Refined at port during the past week: libU. Crr.de IX-'io Itetiu-d 2: 0 1 In NAVAL STORES there is a firmer feeling and snru reaction in 1 rices. Rc-sin is rather quiet and ratines from V-7 to $30 bbl.

Prices of tar and u-h are entirely nominal. Sj.irits of turpentine is 01 moderate re-piest at -'lo, an advance. and stacks are light, as tra re-portal ion bv the Pene.sylvan:a Bailrond has been parciaav suspended, but the market has been dull, and the supplies are I'uhv equal to tiie demand. Pork ruts decMued. S-eall sales cf mess pork at nrime mess at and beef hams at Bacoa is in limited but prices are steady at the late decline.

Small s.des of hams at 22 a 24c; sides at 2.C-.. and shoulders tt 2lc. cash. Green meats come forward freely, and prices remain without quotable change. Sales of hares at shouidiTS.

in salt, at 1-c end in pickle ai Bard. The market remains in the same hi active conditirn last week, bat prices are steadv at the late decline. Saies of )' tcs. at c. for steam and kettle rendered, and ke-js at 27' c.

Batter is dull and lower, sales at 43c. lor solid paokeI; for roll. Cheese meets a limited demand, with small sales of New York at Ohio at lsc, and Bugljih Dtury at lsc. Fjr-rs sell at BICf: lias advanced. Sales of Rangoon at 13c.

'S. The ihclice in Piversee.1 has cr v.sed more demand. hvsU. soid at 14 7." 64 It s. Timothy rans from Ji to $Z'M, and Flaxseed from JJ70 to M75 I ttsh.

SALT. l'rii-es are unclianeed. Two Imports. 370.J I nue, are report ea uetow, ami are unsold. SPIRITS.

Brandy and Gin sell at last week's quotations. New En-riand Rum ranges from f-J-40 to $250. Whisky is dull and lower. 2w I'ennsvlvania and Ohio sold at j.t wliicli tinurvs if is verv freely offered. r.r!.

and at H'liAIt. The stock in first hands is verv much reduced, and the market fluctuates with the "movement in pold. Sales of Jv huds. Cuba at S' ,10 in -jold. and hbLs.

re'ined at 12't in pold: 21(ji-4'ic. iu currency, and 7s-0 bhis utrar House at TEAS. Blacks and Greens are but little inquired aftrr. TOBACCO. Manufactured is steady, but the is very much reduced.

quiet, but turra'T C'luta-tioijs are well maintained. Roth buyers and sellers are i.s the action oi Congress. WINES. There have been 110 sales worthv of notice. WOOL-The market continues dull at the recent decline, and tlore Is comparatively little doinp.

Sales Pvj. of at ami tiee-e at jlol'-'Y, iu-clulia aeolhs. foreleu on t-rtns not made public. 1 ltBP.illTS. To Liverpool the rat.s are entirely nominal.

The laft were at I.V.'t 17s. fid. ton for 1 eaw prwis. There is home demand tor Mnali vessels, tut the scarc'ty of naape restricts A liri'i was taken to south side, at S.1C. 011 and 775 11 molasses: ai.d two vesels to s-t.

KilLs ith the privilege two other ports, at 1 iu pold. LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. rbilatlelpliii Lid-Tliird Lallinsr- Coi-kt-Rehire Chief Justice and Justices ThoratiMun. Streni; and Bead. Amey's Aoi.eal.

A rsme.1 C. Brewsu-r Jcr apt eliua-j-. itu by W. L. Hirst ior appellee.

Eastw ick vs. Pevt-reux. Savace vs. sime. Hill vs.

Grant. Armed tc-rether bv Mire. F. C. Brewster: R.

V. White. J. C. and W.

L. Birst. Stpremk Couar at 1'kh Justice Aprew. Trontz vs. and wife.

An action of damapes f. prosecution. Before reported. I the instruction of the court the jury rendered a verdict for I l.e court th-a I BistkictCoi'Kt Juupe stroud. Sohloss Brothers vs.

Thornton Owen. Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff, 1 Benj. JamLson vs. Ja.

Clialroin. An action to recover a bill lor board. Defense, trial the claim in suit laid been included in a settlement which had been had be- twoen the parties. Verd.ct for $197S. Dolman for plaint itV.

Bripjrs tor de'Vnaaut. 1311. 1. tuar.l vs. Jos.

An action to recover 11, between the price. ri7 paid for a iii.r.w. he beinp warrautijd sound, aad the price. Sf i. at which sold him.

he proving, a- is alietted. un- sound. Tne defense as. first, that the horse 1 when sold: and second, even if he were not. I should 11 recover, inasmuch as hie an.mal i.h4 been I sold at private sale without notice to ue.en.iant.

Jury iiit. XI. X- rviug ior maim x. iskm lur Joseph Tatem vs. Joseph J.

Shnrpless. This action isbroupf by plaintiff, ho as a Conductor 011 the Race and Vine si.r.f'sJPas-enzer ltaliway. to recover a sum o. money iound by him 11. the car 1:1 his cluirite.

more than a ar a.to. la can: with a re-rulation ot the mpaey tne nurse an 1 was plaetHi in the hands of the defendant, then i eivcr in charge cf the affairs of the Company by appointment of the Supreme Court. After proper advcrti-ements ia the pup rs ami no owner appearinp for the same, af'erthe lapse ot more man a year. eiaims iimi me mouev belongs to him under the law of tr tro- e. and not to the Railway Company, aad briDgs this suit to recover.

The facts were not disputed. Defendant subm ttea several joir.Ls. as tollows 1st. The plaintiff mte re-covt-r the strength or' his own title and not on the weakness of his adversaries. As he had shew no title in him-elf he cannot recover.

2d. That mere lape or tune since the finding will not vest the title in r.i.iinti-1- unless six rears have elapsed. Tne nionev bavin: he; 11 found in the cars the railway com panv "(' Which the defendant was the Receiver ap-tointedbvtbe Supreme Court, and the plaintiil lining a Conductor and agent of said receiver, it wastheduty of ail auent to hand said money to the delendant. who was. and is the proper custodian of said mouey for the use of the loser thereof.

This case beinfr the tirst of the kind there has arisen, and lor the purpose of havinp the opinion of the court in banc. ui the onestion. Jiaiire Stroud disaffirmed these pcinis a id instructed the jury to find for plaintiff. Verdict ao-cooiins-iv for -jloti. J.

B. Cox lor plaintiff. W.C Harris lor defendant. Keeent 'ifiasrrl iim The Crand jury Malto Ir'eiitHieiit to the t'ourt nbout of CoraT of Quarter Bes-sions Judce Ludlow. The Court was engaged yesterday with theiiearint; of desertion cases, linal orders in several of which were made.

Baring-the afternoon the Grand Jury came in, and through their foreman made the follow-in; presentment in regard to the storage of petroleum: Ir esen tr; i 1. To the TTonorable the Judges of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions, Ac. The Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, inquiring fr the citv and county of Philadelphia, re-soecttuilv present that it, is within their knowledge that large quantities of ietroleuni have been and are kept and stored within the closely-inhabited portions of the said citv. and that said accumulations of the material so highly inflammable and destructive in its character are dangerous to the lives and safety of the citii-ens inhabiting such neighborhoods. A disaster resulting from the storage of said material occurred on the morning of the 8ta causing an immense destruction of prooertv, and a loss of human life, iu the neighborhood "of Ninth and Washington streets, in said cit v.

petroleum was there stored in large quantities upon an elevated niece of ground, and, being on fire, ran down into the adjoining streets and among the houses, suddenly enveloping the entire neighborhood in llames. ami preventing the escape ot some of the inmates from their residences. The Grand Inquest have reason to apprehend that unless the protection which the law most assuredly affords be rendered, occurrences of like character may happen again in the community; and with a desire to evoke the action of the proper authorities, and lor the purpose of receiving further instructions as to their duties in the premises, respectfully present tnese facts lor the consideration of tho Court: In response to the presentment. Judge Ludlow said, substantially, that the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions undoubtedly possessed the power to protect the lives, liberty and property of the citizens of the Commonwealth whenever threatened; that in cases like this proceedings might be instituted either bvthe Grand Jurv of their own motion, or upon a ciiarge 01 the Court to t'ae Grand Jury, or by thedistrict .1 1 n.i,.li faro hn imk attorney. Who couiu my i.j..ir.o them their consideration.

In regard to the storage of netroleum in the built up portions ot the city, he Instructed the Grand Jury that while the mere storage of this article was not of itself an ofiense, yet that the improvident storing of an article so inflammable, in such manner and localities as to endanger tne lives and prooertv of is a nuisance at common law and an indictable ofiense of which the Grand In-o'nest could take cognisance. The judge in the course of his remarks referred to and commented upon adjudicated cases in point. MARINE IXTELLIGEXCS. IOKT Oi' Fob. 11.

SUN KISES HltlH WATER. ...0 40 1 SUN SETS 5 20 2 43 virsTTTPtliV schr Western Star, Crowcll, 7 days from Port Royal, in ballast to Baker fc Folsom. Wnnt between uutS Wednesd, Carriages and harness at private sale. BALE OF HORSP1S CARRIAGES, Ac. Ills MliRNESfl.

"KC-At 10 clock, at the will be sold, about HHV suited to harness and the saddle. Full descriptions at sale. ALSO, New and second-band carriages, light wagons dea horns, A-c with which the sale will commence' Also, single and double harncw, saddles, bridla hips, covers, haiters. t'cc. No postponement oa account of weather.

BV BABP.1TT A5i2 Casu Auction House, No. 2S0 MAltEEX Street ct-rner of Bank street. Caiih advanced on consignments without extra charg-fc To City and Country Merchants. E0J BO l'S DO.MEs lO BUY GOODS. Un Monday Morrdi-ig, Feb.

l.lt'n, commencing at 10 o'clock. Also, involc boots, saoes, balm. -rals, Also, iii-lii'iis, suspenders, Also, 1000 doz. ladies' cotton hosiery. LARGE PEREM1TORY SALE OF SO0 IT9 STA PLE AND FANCY BRY GOOBS, BY CATALOGUE, On Wednesday Morning, Feb.

ir.th, coi.omencing at 10 o'clock. Also, 50 ladies' baimorais, boots, shoes, Ps-iB i-'inr .1 a No. -ijo MARK ilT Street, and No. 522 CUMMBitcii Street, between Fiiih and Sixth. POSITIVE SALE OF 1 CASES BOOTS AND OnMondav Teh.

is, commenciag 1 1 o'clock, precisely, wewil! geU by catalogue, ior cash, 1:00 cases prime boots, rogans, licimorais, cavalry boots. from citv ana Eastern niaiiufacturera, exclusively consigned iooca. BOSITIVE SALE OF FiFlEF.N HBNBREB CASE3 BOG'i AND SHOES. On Thursday looming, Feb. lfith, commencing at ten o'clock prec'sely, trt will sell cataloj ne.

for casdi, lw Ctstw prime boots, shoes, brogans, I -ai morals, cavalry boots, itc, from city and Extern manuf. ciurors. 1Y HYEits aui'tio eers. os. 2.12 and 2a4 jilAHKET Street, corner 'ji Bank street.

LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF MM PAOK' AGl-S Pn'JiS, si lulls, iiliOuAXS, Altil 1' GO TllAViiLiidi BAGS, ON VEsDAY MORNIXO. Febrr.ary 14 at la o'clock, will be f-iur montns' credit, about lloa ptvtka-es boots, shots, brogms, cavalry boct-. Ac, embracing a prime aoo assortment of beaaonable gojdj of city ana ea tern manuuieture. Wi.l be ior examination with catalogues morning of saie. LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH.

FRENCH, GERMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOi.S. We wall hold a large sale of Foreign and DomirtI Dry Couth, by catalogue, oa a credit of lour monthi and part for oi.sh. U.N THURSDAY" MORNING, Feb. 10tb, at 10 o'clock, e.nbra ing aoout 7vi paekasrw mid lots of staple and fancy articles, in wooitn worsteds, linens, s.iks and cations, to which we iaviU tii" attention if deal-rs. N.

samples of tne same will be arranged f--r exa with catalogues, early on the morning a the sale, when dt alert ill hud it to their attend. FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPET-1NGS. CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS, FOB '1 HE SPRING OF 1 OS Kill DAY MORNIXO. Feb. 17th.

at 11 by catalogue, on four months credit. Purt culars i J. AKTIfJ" ro. 18 s. SIXTH Street, between Market and Caesnuu PUKE OLD BRANDIES.

WINKS. WIIISKIE3 RUM. GIN. CHAMPAGNE. CEAP.ETS, -fcc.

Un Tuesday -dor o.ag n- xt. The instant, at 11 o'clock, at No. 1 Sixth strctt. in cases. dnil5oii 11s and ca-k comprising pare old brai.di'-s, M.tdeira and sherry wfo.es of higS grade.

I.oehnag: atid Monongaheia hiskie-s, J. maica ar.d nnbt-b rum. very choice genuine c-ham pagi.es. clarets. laciu ling part of the Mock OI city wtne recant business.

CataiogUes now retdy. Ai'CTiosEEisa, Nos. and 141 S. I-oUKiM -street. EEAT.

ESTATE AND CKS, 14Tr FEBRUART. CARD. Our sale, 'luesday net, will include vahl able citv d.vellaigs, large lots on Arch and Walnut stand', Grovo House. Media; stocks including bond See paauphlet catalogues. j.

l'Eaai 3c so. iso a. rm-si Street. GROCERIES. ic.

On Tuesday Morning, At 10 o'clock, a general 2 chests Y'oung Hys ii au 1 Oolong teas. A- V.liriOl'K, ecrs. No. ARK i'i' street. Al'CTIOX- FTP ST LABOR PO'l'liVE SALE CF A 'ERICAS i 1 Jit'Dil) OOi iS, 1,1 'IX AKXt Willi ii ibis; iloor SiviitTa.

CuxltiSx'S, lor si ru of b-i Oa February at 10 o'clock. eompi1 in about lots omen's desirable goodl suitd to approaching se.i-sor.. CAf.K OF PKOl'lBTT on iioud the of Maicil i.e at o'clock A li l.e iki 1 -y au. tion.at NacJ Yard, lue loilow ing arlicies, in estimated quamitt Bureau of Construction- Lot No. 1.

Ixt 7'o. 2. Cast Irou. tons. Wrought Iron, Bureau S.

Engineering No. 3. Wroug'at Iron, II tt n--. Ixit No. 4.

Cast Iron, 10 tons. Bureau Conr-truction Lot No. 5. as Io mgs. kvc 15 -ireru S.

Eegineering-Loi No. ti. 1 Caat Iron Propel h-r. Bureau of Constructiou Lot No. 7.

1 Pcrly Capstan. Bureau of EsU.puieiu I No. 8. O.d Cai.v.-, 20 P'S. Lot No.

9. S'laklngs, "OH lbs. Bot No. 1 Oid p. tons.

Ten per ccr. of th mi m-ist be ee-K Ri'ted at clse of the'sale; the remaii.oer to be pai and the goods removed within live days after the Govei lu.ieiit may the sale of any lot a.tej b.duiug niw. commenced. I.tlN, Naval lorekeeper N.ivv Yard. Fob.

10. lsfti. COAL. l--0ttl AM) ASH COAIv Sut --erier Hickorv Woi IPSO per cor Superior Oak Woo.1 '0 l'er cof4 Superior Pine Wood i er oord. Also Lehigh and schuvtkill Com at ratei for 4 good ari.ele ami holiest Xyit WARn.St CIIESNUT and SANsoM Ss.

Wharves. Sc.i'iylkill. Si I 31 i A 1 A A T'nOe! 1 :lW.T. No. 85 S.

THIRTEENTH Street. WIliLUJI EI1. -flOOKIJ Fnrnishing Undertaker. at liB o.dst.ma ARCH street, above Fifti Me tallic Colli on hand. 1'articular attention paid to pel-sons ficsircus of purchasing ground iu Yv oouland metery.

II2SSOVAX HIOIIENT PKICK rI A5.5. 14 1H of sesmd hand lurn.ture, by S. 1 1RTU, No. tai RIDGE Avenue. A SAW PESSIOX.

i. and Prize A gencv. Pension, Bounty, l'rize. BacH Bav- and other Military and Naval claims promptly tended 1 ed to. Call oil or address FRANK RE(iIslFav No.

ItO S. SIXTH Street. Philadelphia. 1 IF I HUMAN EVES 1A1K0 TO nrrlur ami' iiiuM.al' l.ir I Irs K. BAUGll and rted bv lrs.

OO UG 1'iLM AN (fbrmerlv employed by IU of Parish No. BROADWA New ork- Boissonneaa DR. LOWKXIUlitZ' PATES 1 SlI.R-sal Eve salve, lor the alleviation ot the pains, and for the cure of diseased, iudamed, so-called Bad New York, No. 140 CENTRE Street. Ph dadelphia, wholesale, No.

232 SECOND Street. Retail, by all Druggists. Price 7-s cents. OEEICE OS "TH KS -I I. A TE II OilComnimv.

No. 524 WALNUT Street. Feb lioard of Directors have this dav declared 4 dividend of One per cent, on the capital stock oi the Company, payable at their ofhee on and. the 10th at 3 o'clock, P. uiid recoeu on the jlst lust.

ttua re THOS. It. 8EARLE, Secretary. IMWS OH. COHPASY, OP Pittsburg.

The Diret-tors of this Company hav declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT, on th riar value of the stock for the month of January, on 01 sa'es of Oil for that month, being the fifth monthly dividend. Philadelphia subscribers will receive their nuriion at the ofliee of McCutcheon A. Collins, No. 2M FRONT Slreet. on and after the l.

Inst. A william MccuTCHEOiX, President, Robert Wbay.Jk., Secretary. Philadelpuia, 9ttt February, lsti' definite period. The exports last week included bales of ton, rant the expected arrivals from Savnnnar: will result in further shipments, lie domestic demand being insufficient to ab-gnrii tho probable supply. Cold opened at.

212, and gradually receded nn-tiM it reaehi-d which was the closing figure, of 3' per cent, from the highest oi The lii-dicst rate of the week has to- and the lowest 2D. Tien was quite nn active movement in Gov-ernnvnt Imns. with sides of the coupon 6's, nt the new 5-208 at 10ft; the old do. at YH f. 110; and the 10-lfs at 10274" nil an advance State ('s Fold to seme extent at 101.

and IN- 5 1 or cert, nt P2': City of the new issues Fold at Sti, a cf Schuylkill Navigation fiV. at an advance of Camden and Amboy Kuilro-nd G's, 'S3, at 93; North rvim-F lvania Itnilroad 10's, at 11 i4 Chester Valley 1 7's, at 4 T.ohigh Valley Toads at HA); Canal fl's, Pittsburg 5's st Heading Kni-road O's, at ICS; North IVnn-Kylvanht 1 at OOJ.i.a decline of F.I-j:i:n Hailrond 7's r.t 1CI, and Little Schuylkill Bailroad 7's at Heading Railroad fell off .4 at the opening but ra'iied at the close and sold up to oi4. 30, at re-ndar; Cam-n and Amboy Railroad sold nt I no Mine Hill Railroad" nt "7. a decline of IV iMityl vania Railroad at no change; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at Railroad Preferred at ZPt, a decline of --i; the common stock at a decline of gh Valley Railroad at 7i)VTi, and Little Schuylkill Railroad at au advance of Canal stocks generally were dull. Morris Canal Preferred sold at Union Canal bonds at and with ii2 bid for Schuylkill Navigation Preferred and for Ihe common stock.

In Bank shaves th ordj sale was of Girard Pa nk at 52. The Central National Rank ha established itsel: at No. l'i south Fourth strcc and will commence operations on the 10th of February. In Passenger Railroad shares prices are nominal. Coal Oil shades are less active, and prices are irregular.

R. yai sold at v': Corn Planter at o. The "PluJadoipuia i utme stoeK h.xciianpe i will open at No. Hi Library street, opposite the Custom House. Jt will bo open from 10 o'clock A.

M. to 5 1 M. The room will be open to the public, who will have free access to the rcoia, and witness nil the transactions. The Central National Rank of Philadelphia, with a capital stock of will commence business, under th National banking system, on Monday. George M.

Troutman, Ksfp, is the President, and Alex. F.rvin, the The following; well known gentlemen compose the lxiard of directors: George M. Troutman, Thomas T. Task or. Charles' Wheeler, M.

V. Iialdwln, Percival Roberts. John E. Ciraefr, Charles V. Norton.

John Milne's. Joseph Eshe-rick, Samuel It. Snipley and David B. Ervin. Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold Exchange: 10 A.

212 I 1 P. A.M. 3 P. 11 A. 21 V-l 4 I.

12 210 Market dull and weak. miLAUKLPlIIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES i. I bi Firtt ffo-Trrt. i V. S.

5-20 Bonds U. K. o-l'o Jids. t2Xkh). Is.Oid Jdoi 110 Js.o.

.1 1 11.50;). Is.Old j5Kj iill Civ e.100"-; Cnioii C'l B'ds. Elmira r-xw 101 it- Am. ti's S-'l $V) a-; fdf tie Scfiv. z-Jh) loo' i fcCOOJ Oli! I 1.

toooo.ofd .0 in sWH'-Utf. t'-i I New I tys. io-40 1 i 0 N. t.I' tteV. 1 i A 24 T'ittsbnrgo's.

s. Ron.ls 0... 1. -Vs 10-40. u.

s. ris. yh 73 Hi u-iing (j s3. 108 nn I'Lmtcr. 2ii-t Locust Mount.

i 5oj.v i en Mount ii .1 hi lsiand. c. imtc.ck ON 1. 5' Ill latawivsc, luO 1'2 4 El I'orado. -d 1.1.0.

lr' Tarr Jloi.iost'd. fl Eitrle h. Rli." I' Osi MeCiintock Oil. Is. I'enna.

RR, 61 1 2 Pending RR. 1M 51' m1-; 2k) r.ii H'O e' 55i Milk- $1 .) RR. sij. ro; isior Jitv ti's vv $'( 1 Nav. Mcllh.

I Oil Cr' I $-'" i Ml' no v. i Sle 7i) ')' R. i i int. 0 Is A A. (i 2ri Alcorn, ss.

i hi 1 iu. ra Daieii on. N. 1'eim'i X) flo'O I li'-X' Eldorado Oil. i'-eo 2 l'fl fluster Val.V'fC J'-" rrt.

2iM) 4'- TT. S. i Cp. 1-eliidi Val.JUi.s K) lhiJs lw I. S.

la- I'eiaia. t'J is CV St ite War L. G's aimehill Is. r.7 Lehigh in 'St 71 Thila. Erie.

Penna. 0 -y, foV h. Nav. 1VL "iCain.Jc Ani.RK. loii.Mown i-H 04-'v M-Jj; "on lOO.

10.) a0 mo 10;) 1 n't 100 luO lOi I 1UU 04'' 544 54; 51 Oil C'k C. R. o2 i Girard liaisk. 'Lehlgli Valley. Tensmore Oil.

Green Aluunt'n 2 -M Corn I'h-utei. x)o 2i.o.YalIVnoi';a. 30,1177 I1; Lonan oil. ho ij JRiieral td. h) 2'X 47 I' 0 4 1M 70' twii) 0 70-i, Minehill RR.

lo 57 100 634 tiitawisaa, Irwm Oil. 7,0 12 100 Morris Cnl. Prf. Story Farm Oil. 10 100 2 1-lti PovalPetrol'mTi 700 2 1-16 RV0 2 1-15 Atlas Oil.

Phila.A Oil Cr'k 1'oC. r.M) I'hilate Oil 200 1 li MeCiintock Oil. Oil Cr C. Tarr i 500 6 ro rM -s 5sl 4k 130.. Phila Oil Ck.

Dalzell Oil. I 400 tig c. i' i uv 81 Reading R. It. Ribbaid.

Caldwell Oil. I 100 54U 2SK). loO 6 Corn Planter. Reading RR. 100 i'Ki r.i tofi b.m.

5'; I'alzcllOil. c. fti.X Jle'ween 100 54 l.teic Outside usq. I'M 51 noom. e.

220 54 i Reading ItR. 10-lU's. Jlortrtls. oOX l-7s" OilCrk C. 100 vlrt68' Wew- llK) 5', loo rm-i 5 10 4f; 100 810..

i' 2' DeIUvexabto. quote American Gold 210 Animcan. silver, quarters and halves, 195; 23im and Half Din.es, 1J0. Spanish quarters, VV. 7 currency, New -jfrts Exchange, par tTw comUUou of the Banks "of the three prin-cipad omn cities of the Union is exhibited in Mm following table, hich shows the ag-re-trails of tiit-ir wifl-w as com- piuew uuii me rnuins oi ine previous wee- yew rlVs f- Totaa 1 t- 1T.

ota IjOSI week. Decrease iu ioainrt i 'J If I Flour, Mral, Whif, Cm, From bbUm btUi. burh. tntsh. New York i.02j 1.701 ai.nw 263 Br.ltimcre I1 2.2.1O Other pOi t-3 13,514 lo.63)t Total is4 -f5 1.32S..V.-'S' 56.KSJ lOialilSKJ-W 527S0 30 6.7a5.-X9j 24020 Decrease 436,73 30; 5.407,014 183.2S7 Totll 5S6.S44! 9 13.6nC.217; 3.R52.227 Total! l.i-nletia; fS7, 6,172.173 TO THE CONTISEST.

Jlrwr, Wheat, Com, Jt'je, From o)lSm buxh. bush. bush. New York 9.M0 68,5211 Otherports I-29 i Tnt-il ISi-fwi 68.S21I The mspeciions 01 rmu. during the week ending February 9, 18C5, were as fol lows Half Barrels ofpuperfine Barrels of Superfine Barrels of Fine vrrels of Middlings Barrels of Bye Barrels of Corn Meal Barrels of Condemned 249 lO, -4 152 12 82 2x 67 n.6i6 To till has been rather more demand for "Wheat, and 20,000 bush, were disposed of at 2 00 bush, for prime and Western red; $'55 for amber, and 2G0 for Pennsylvania to choice Kentucky white.

2000 bush. Rye sold at tr.O.g IT Corn is dull and has decimed. Sales o. rusn vellowat liJS early in the week, mid since at l-0o ftl-'VtfiB63, closing to-day at BG5. Oats have been In fair reouest, and 8000 bush, sold at Kc.

3000 bush. Pennsylvania and New York Barley sold at 802, and 2500 bush. Malt at $21 5(2 235. Oat Meal is worth 14. GIN-G Is in moderate request, with small saies Orud? at 125.

The market is poorly tnn. transactions are of an unimportant In-juiry has not been important, and 310,778 ttns.f'fio Increase in specie. Increase In JUecrease Lu UepoBita.