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New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFOKD.
Reported for TIE TRIBUNE JOr ne icee edHg Hedesdo
EcLIilrrLL % 1hfI.

E1uCUTON Cambridge AND MEDFOHD.
Reported FOR TIE TRIBUNE JOr ne cee edtg Wednesday,
FcJI1trry 20, 1861.
Amount Of stock at market:
rni. wecr..i.s.s iai.'s SI;as as55 'oor' '' "''' @
Last week......1,75 1000 -, ....
One year ago..2'Ool i.sS9 i...,,5ss lS' ''''
Beet-Per 100 N on total weight Of hide tallow, and
quality, So aei2 75 third quality, sO JOaSll ~ few
choice suge pairs Sl4; some OF the poorest bulls &c,
ToyIing Orea-e1COas275; handy steers s1Ooasi5o or
much according 10 their value for beef
S75dSlOO fauOw and dry SlOa<l5.
Sheep-Per i5., live weight Ca7c; extra z d5c.
HicS-Brighton, lOdl0ac. u; country lots, 9Go3c
Teiio,S~Brighton. iase 9 ID; county lots, 7a7lc
RrMAEKs-Ie supply OF live stock the Northern
roads Is small this weik-tc number o cattle only 49, Of
route But that the northern drOvcrs shOuld not reap
the benefit Of this small throw, there something like
bride from Brighton by the Albany DRIVERS IN this way
the yards Well filled and the supply fully up to the
demand The weather Is Aplike, II has been for the
last 20 days the frozen meat that reaches market
from Chicago and elsewhere must be quickly disposed or
rate. This takes the place Of better aud perhaps
more wholesome meat, and the butchers represent tho
city market dull and unprOmising Trade opened AT
Cambridge much as II closed last week at Brighton.
Several drovers appeared be dissatisfied particularly
with the bids for oxen, as other STOCK was generally soon
disposed Of Good oxen were bought ~ l2c 10 l23c.
and lSc were allowed for only those really first quaty
The Western sold at ll3c to l3c. D. or the ITO
which landed at Cambridge, 81 Of about l3j n, sold for
l23c onehird shriHkage; and 1900 10 each at l3c.
80 srnkagc Northern Cows ana small stun Iro go 90
20 Sl2 100 f Only 1900 Sheep from al parts Of New
England Luckily Tor the butchers, they had secured
$500 Western, and able 10 telegraph 10 Albany
for more and unlucky for the drOvers the city market
Is full of mutton One butcher said there not stall
in Faneu Hail market that could sell present stock much
short Of four daysup Saturday night. Consequently
they stood out against the advance which the drOyers
thought the small supply authorized them TO make on
last weeks prices Some OF the Western, Wc were told,
were sold good profit for &C. though Western sheep
shrink considerably less than Northern Many Of the
Northern drOycs commission. Those that were
on sale brought &C. 10 &C. n over last weeks rates.
small lot of ryerfcd cOssett averaging l3O each. were
sold for Sac n but Of the drovcs from &C. to he.
y 10. The butchers confident that next week the
bOOt will be Oh tOthcr leg"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoaB. B.......Psn. n.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steamship Baltic Jones, Bremen J. Taylor.
Steamship Gulf City. stewart Galveston q H. Malor -"
steamship Virginia Wolfe Galveston Williams buiot.
steamship Abemare Bourne Norfolk C Point sSl Richmond i'
ing,tOn For a Go.
Seamship W woodward McLaughn south Ambo,, ". Da,st
Iul,B Merrill MAllss, Via Philsirlpma j. r. Jsroni
Rleu DYER Ciapp Matanzis II. y. j. !. Broosnah
SaHcho PanIa Hagan, CsrieHAs. H. d. j. L. brokmn
Brig CAque (BraL Contra Rio GTande DE- Sui JOS Bero Go
Brig Beaver (3r Cocker Monego Bay, H. De Conioys 10
Bug Excelsior (3r) Cooper Bermuda Mccall frth
Brig Crucus, Colhurn, PHILADELPHIA Dearborn Bros
Schr Acora Talbot Neuyitas. J. A. Simpsoa 90
Schr Charles Haleck. 81, Marks. l. d. Hur5uS 90
sehr Conservative Boyd. savannah, y L. MsCgesiy a.
sehE r. Knapp, sAcket, stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Port aurnce Jackson Apa'hooa Fb 10 Via
nise and IN DcBner Br0Nh lnkhsJ
steampshp FuBg shuey. CroWe Ne~Orens FEB 10 with NILS"
and pass. 10 Robert Lowden. . ,,-.,
PAlmOre.
BARI Mamie T. Bell Hutchugs Mobile via PIoVince a bss>,
Ahram Bells Sous Discharged her cotton al Providence, .
Bg Caroline Gulyer to BangOr CULVER Isnenns 5 hs WI
sinonds &C. 10 Ilolyoke 4 Manay. Len no vessels
Brig Charlotte (of O4nd Go Demarara ~ DAYS With ngsr
&c 10 B p Co Le port haTk Restless Tor sombreu
uano brig Normandy for Sc~iorA the nc Day aod s
Dubey for Baltimore in 7dAT.
Sehr Loehiel, Haskell, BHnbethror for Providence
Feb 20 miles E. Of Sand Key, steamship Cors hoh !"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jan l9Ariye, ateamsAp Marion, NeN tot ara
Coucoria Boston; ship Alice Liverpool -. .
Bo.Toy Feb arrived Celeste London Alice rarton ~
Tnam G. S Rogers ST. Marys Ga Anonea, AesOrAs ofs lazy
Prsnkin. 81 Martins a., NJ,
Moons HoIE Feb 2-2 m-Now passing steamship from Ne--
the Ong bark Couser from New ~ "s"
aArrlVed. ship Lancaster ron
She reports having lost her foretopmast Feb lat " o. oog,
w London
open and mcn masts BY the dee aud abaond
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Judge Russell.


Before Judge Russell
CONVICTED or AlURDER.-The trial of Charles Il.
Manuel alias Bummer Charley" muatto, for the inur-
der OF Henry Schosser, German shoemaker, at No "a
Thonpsonst on the Goth OF December was concluded
Yesterday colorcd man named Frank Lang was pro.
ented as witness for the defense to that the deed
was committed in sefdefense He testified that he saw
the prisoner and deceased alone in the shoemakrs shop
that the latter had hammer upraised in one hand aud
something which gttered like knife In the other aho
that prisoner had his hand on the door as II ne wished
10 escape Thomas Jack, white person. the alleged ac-
cesso the murder he denied seeing az the occurrence
on crosse Examination the witness refused 70 te wheth
lie had been In the Penitenary or state frsoh lor any
crime or had ever been arrested for stealing.
DIR Alfred Powell testified that he examined the pris-
oner az the Tombs weeks after the ARRAY ana found
a scar on his head which he thought might have been
left there from the blow of hammer.
Police Officers Pickett and Field were then called for
the prosecution and they testified that they examined
the prisoners head in tile StatonHOuse at the time hs
was arrested. and found wound or scar there Aes
all the evidence had been given the case was summed np
District Attorney Hutchngs for the people,
and Nv NJ C. A. l.. Goldey for the defense. The jury
were charged usual points Of law relating to nnf.
der and then retired for dcliberaton. They were QUA
half AN hour when they brought IN verdict Of guilty.
The convicted exhibited no emotion on hearing the
announcement. He viii be sentenced To death so,o time
next week.
, CALENDAR FOR ToDAY.-,James Hammond Susan Con-
nors Felix onore grand larceny Oscar Koch robbery
william L. Merwin Vim. D. Putnam. counterfsltlnl
trade mark: John Moore, Wm. Brooks, lrknhE Ryan
Henry Wheeler, Vim. simpson, burglary wan may
vuSSrr, receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
rp,. or HAY FoRKs.-At meeting of the Farm

TRIL or HAY FoRKS.-At meeting OF the Farm
ora, Cub Feb i2 the question regarding the best Hay
Eor,, helm, under consideration, IL votrG that
ta be had on the farm Of Josiah Macy IN the town of
uarrison Westchestcr County, ". Y. This gentleman
Kindly has offered to the American Institute te &
his barn and other arrangements which are ample ot
tIal load of hay OF run weight viii De p,S ~
for each fork 10 Is hoped that every one ~, 49,. ~
The sale of GOOD fork win that 1t u o
trial The following the COMMITTEE oi - T ~
MeeEer A,ricutural Editor n. Y Tribune; j. stanton
Could President state Agricultural society ~ ~
Quinn. Newark. n j.; and Hicks Fields, Grcenwich,
Conn The trial viii take place on the irst Gay 81 o
s ~, are offered the first prize, diploma, the SEQ.
ond certificate Of merit P3Tes WISHING sun 70 I
,i,te W., Co"oer Union Buildings N Y. Those "lshihs
10 witness the trial wiIl take the Newavsn ms sS'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
MSrrES ro'T "; d. Medical EramIuer.
pENNSYLYANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS For A LOAN or 1900 900

Az loan for the redemption Of the over due ootd Of m
Blereos The bond, eh 'u certain certificates
Indebtedness amounting tNentythr,e millions OF doar have on
o, ,er dsc and unpaid fpr tine past; .
fud HIsr, nsdssahe that should be paid, and WIKI
d'ss9 ss9IoS o '' Be- 'ass s ~ S s oad Hor Of Rrc
ets Commonwealth f f,1nsy.ra1a N a',as a.'eg MT a'af
dtor and State re.arer be- sHd hereby ",eohd A
sagn and Nth .a n mot fory day hsy dem
most Ies 9t ,ss r,+, r. 5 S s f & s5 % CSuTeS for c
bearing Htcr,t not steeda - p, oena@ pr ahrsT
m, Of pmasha shch certfoates bonds ,a not be sab
,sa be Ta,sIe a. av, iamsy. Ts million, ao. pIss At
M 1 % % ~ sy e sft ,n YEAR. rI Sihu ahsa nil.
hon, Of doa a. any tine ah,f tnen 'rai si "l 'e,Lg q
5oa1rar By tie Gsaera ana rrs'l'i he el' of e
SaS At he ransr. End Mecs.c' National Dias q rhal,i
thr proceeds ~ the Whole "i 1A'1 -' y, - t,,. "A
ccriio.ts. n ird,l'rinr.s 81 tle Comma. 'a'h
9ifT. Asslg, i " % - no ~ ssrs6 satso. 90 BE- ss,J
-, 80 l'i iii. ,s,i' I'd b., ls., ts.g N. t,r ,slas
SIC ne load, ard eersrte' q i7a'lstasa' nov
Sst.sSa. G,' tsS 'I =. s GS oaF Asa ,5. .n -arr
,,e',,s. m ~ ,,trrs. of tfe (our95ru,aIta
That all trustees, eIecaiors aimnaof' glarha1' sfst'
relsur,r, committee other p,r.on' bos h ta olaeu
au,or m for The lsn hseby ,uiho 60 b i''rsi .t TO 'Hr
mailing ss ia and 70 receive The aahoriel suei By ''
SEC ANY person or person. standing siac, rad,r ',,1
IN is fourth ~ho may dee 10 in'tt money IN thI
he l,o S i1, us n, 's bs. T suaod & 70 be- .aJ b Ills s
premium not exceeding tNeuty per centnuL -.
SFc and amer a., oi this at a The bondi oiti
Commonwealth hAu be- pad % n The ort - hr.t maturity
al The loans ~ this Commonwealth not yet due shahe
sIeap from state local raton ateI The interest ue
thousand eight hundred a sti scven ,h nTs
been paid
Src That al eIshg laws portions thereof incohsiien l'rs
with Ar. b. rb, repeA,d JOHN y GLASS
Speaker % BE House II Rel IrrfcaIatiaA
l.. ". HALL.
Speaker ~ the Seti,e.
Approved DAY fTebrusry sini g hanGei and
JUN " hHAhl.
In provisions - e above ac of Asen 'esld
proposals received Of the state Treasurer 30 ts CJ
afauiurg Pennsysana ual u ocDk u The F day dApn
A d. 1851 to be- uori ol0vs: Proposals. m PctuHala State
Loon 4" Tfeasar Department. harrisburg. Fcuu. L. = A.
able y,ars -8UD0o eulaLl n lo!c and payc iu 10
ve and Si0Ou0 Teusll u 10 and parable m = yeat~
The of interest De- either pI cent aaa Which must e
explicitly the DID, ani the BIDS moot advantageous 70 tue state
viii be accepted No bid for ss than par VII be 'oaaie,e ihe
bonds win be- suel Of 80, md slh gie desired by
b. free fon State, local aud luu 9l taIos
bonds Of TIE teuls aha VII he
payment this kan but h msi siie whether
intend clsl the overdue leans aforesaid
No distinction will be made boN bidders pairing eash or over
due loans JOHN ". GEAil,
o. PcnnsfivanlA
JOHN Y. HARIRANfT
Auditor Geueal
W. H. KE3BLE
STATE Treasurer.
newspaper Publishing the above uales authorized Will re
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR AsPIywALL AND SAN FRANCISCO P.b ?n-lr r,tau,bt
Qu.enDr Deegsn Buolgooi r.. Nalarao,
Hunter A. Maconb, H. Eaton, y s, j. kruize l. g. 4.
sheppard John MaNar GeOP. LOd Charles L. Hi Jphu "
ey j. Alexander Kirkau Miss Fanny fe Fuk ilnu"s
H. HILL Mr.. Mrs. r. Charles Kettle, Nadiu. Blomms J.
Mlstacr ass Booby Miss Day, K. Tagar, Re-. v toun
w ufnt: j. A. Cuss Man. Chaayen e. Bartlett ~ hah y
Poole ". G. Martin Mr Doub Cen Es Col Hask Cpt floa
Mr. aud MT Ira GoOenough aud family NJ and h H ".
Gray, Mr. aud Mrs q. K Rcynss SIR Mr. Hall T. r. Iion
Mayhed Miss Hall Mrs. Taylor daughter t. Mn
Brooks chIdren Mr. and Mrs L. L. Baker 4 Ward.
Rrasus Bartlett Ms Morris, b. Dckrrmsn IT,, S.anal
Braerman H. L. Kelly j. IT, Mrudls IGo
Waller mother Mrs Long infant
Whittier Mr. and Nm. Payne. Mary and Haunab q Ohet H.
Deaner Norton G. Phtuey T. IT, Waner.
A. A. Baker A. Pan James Abur, Miss Vinla Dir Byru M ard
NJ S.hncides and Mrs J. X. DOOle and chIlsa, Misses
Iou Mrs Douglass VIM 1reeston B r. Flint A. H. Aans aud
aud Mrs Davenport N Roberts and chien Wv
Riggs Mr. and Ms Nishos g. r. Nichols W H. Mar dso pis.
H. A. Lord T. T. Br Charles Blair and large number D 'oeId A1'
in aud 20 10 s.eerage.
FOR LIVERPOOL Feb 20-In steamship Ausrasnur,. rrnAs
Bannm A. Culver Master hr snd
Mrs r. Saz Hiss Cauehon Hon s0d Mrs. Jossph Csucben h
X Kussick children and Mr. HinSs and children
Gerg ami Children; GARNER Dr. AiehHon
infant aud servant; b. Comes y HAS loni'
Spencer Deeny j. Lu James Bsrtip g. NJ
Bow en- Mr. John Gilmore e. P,onates Dr. n fne NJ
MIRA Donaldson M and Mrs G. r. Shoone h. D. Notenth
Woe IT, Henry BabcOck Mr. and Mrs D. MeCuh, ihiAS sed
servant Mr Misses Emily Clara Nsrs ilst
n a. squer Leach r. r. Wilkinson DsnA Turnsf j. Butter
Mr. Thompson j. r. Babocs James Tanef AHl,I ss
yerEa Lewis Carpenter Charles fnlay, Thons haf
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

FEB l9-The demand for Beef Cattle continues active,
and all offered this week 800 head sold at prices
ranging from $g 70 S5 IS per 100 10, FOR fair 70 good
and from SIC SO tO ss 80 for prime and extra stock,
and c0wmQn stock at from TO lJc per ID. The market
closed firm. -"
sHEEP-rhe supply Of Sheep continues about equal TO
the demand The offerings this week amounted TO $3.50
head and sales were made at from q TO 1c ID, gross
TO condition.
HoGs-Thc Hog market was buOyant this week, and
sales amounted 10 about 5000 head at prices ranging
from $40 to sl1 y 100 n net
Cows AND CAIvEs-Ths market was inactive, and tie
Sales only reached head at from SO TO $40 for
sprngers, and from $50 % $40 for Cow and Cat
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
II Il. NJ.
Mich So & n Ind
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 2O-P.


Gold closed at 1919 after selling at 1856. No specie
was exported to-day.
Cold-bearing Government stocks are all strong, and
in several. issues higher. The 520s of 1866 are
1861 and in demand. The 7.SOs are lower and quoted
a. 1O5. dIO6 for all issues. In State stocks moder
atebusness at former rates. The most active stock
on he list was Pacific Mail which has ranged from
1919 TO 139, closing at l272. The Company to-
day reduced its quarterly dividend TO per cent
The general share market less unsettled by the
break in Pacific Mail than might have been ex-
pect,d All descriptions were offered lower, and no
strong buying was shown at the decline. After the
cal prices were little stronger but the advance was
no. long maintained. The market closed fol-
lows: New-York alS1Ol3a1O2; Erie, 55s055l ;
Reading. 1O3.6lO3s; Michigan Southern, 72s072s ;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 79lQSOb Northwestern
S.0S5!; Northwestern Preferred, 64laG4.
Rock Island, l96lG96s; Fort Wayne, 05.ae
United States securities at the close were very
strong and are in widespread demand from invest
Ing parties throughout the country. For old 5-2Os
i12is bid and few to be had New issue of 1865 are
saable in large at 1861 0lO6; Coupons, Gs 1881,
llO.QlOi; Coupons, 5-20s, 1852 1l2all2 52Os 1864,
lOS 5-9Os 1860, los, G1O9; 5-20S, 1865, new, lO69@
iO6 1O-4Os 1O1341Os 1905 first series, 1851 IalO6
1908 second SERIES 1O5sa10Js 1905, third series,
lO@dlO52.
Money rs more active, and Gd1 per cent are the
current rates on call. In commercial paper there
Is 10 change. Best bills sell at per cent with eX-
cepiOna sales at g..
Tne balance at the Sub Treasury is steadily accumu
atel in coin and currency, and the Secretary of the
Treasury is in position where $S0O0OO0 reduction in
lega-tenders can be made for January and Febru-
ary The 100000 reduction for January was in the
power of the Department, but not made, for rca
Sons which have ceased TO control the Treasury The
receipts from Customs and Internal Revenue con
tinue upon a scale which makes il certain that the
compound notes maturing in 1861 can all be funded
OF Iaid The Loan bill" things now look, can be
defeated without embarrassing any one but traders
upon borrowed money from banks which must stead
lily contract.
Exclange is firm at the following rates: London,
lO7,aOSl for commercially 1OS alO9 for bankers; do,
at shot sight 1O9G1O99 Paris at GO days, 800 51G!0
Bis do. at short sight, 517lG51S.; Antwerp, 5.2G0
617l; Swiss, 5.204j.l1i; Hamburg, SGa3C3 Anlster-
dam. 1Gn3; Frankfort lO.aH.; Bremen, 7S.07oI;
Prussan thalers T50725.
Freghts are dull to Liverpool The engagements
are 25OOO bush Corn at 6d 1SO bales Of Cotton at 3D.
a Norwegian bark, to Cork for orders, with 1890
bush Barley at I'D and two British barks, to port
In Ireland, with Corn at 5s. Cd.
ThtNew-YOrk exports for the week ending Febru-
airy H. and since the beginning of the year. compare
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.


c,.,, nv ro ANtWAIs-Jacob Simmer. Philip 'ann and
r,n pur,et were Yesterday charged with cruelty to ant
ts They had been arrested while driving through
Trstave n horse whose foot turned and bent ~ every
80 csun had hold of the halter leading the hnnah
III simmer was urcing t along by beating H. bnrtt
the owner of the horse walking along ths spe wuE
n stated ia the officer who made the arrest tbat ta
nt,noi wos eing taken 10 the horse market iof sile
M three men were committed for examination.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
RECEIPTS OF pROnrCE-

FEB 2O.-271s bbs Flour, 405 bbls. WHISKY 100 bbls.
Corn Meal 1865 sacks Corn Neal 40 sacks oil Cake 5000
bush. Corn, 2,i30 bush Oats, $50 bush Malt, 400 bush
Seeds, &c pkgs Ashes l0s pkgs. Beef 1904 bbls Pork,
1fS pigs Cut Meats, 129 pkgs Lard l4 Dressed Hogs,
1928 Live Hogs 29ls bbs Petroleum. 1900 pkgs Butter
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
financial.

Tar ATLANTIC MAIL SrHAMsHIP CoNPANY
OFvIcE No BowtiSg GKEKs, NEwioKg, Feb %, 1871. !
" fer Tie Mail Steamship Company will he closed
evening Of February and remain closed until the morning
Of the 18th day Of February, 1861 JAS H. NEITHER, Treas
HOLDERS of United States $40 NOTES
Of all issues can have them exchanged TIIB
BONDS 1865 favorable without delay by apply
Ingto HENRY CLEWs L Co..
Banlsu and Dealers GOSsEaRsRi sesa.Iss Ne q Wasl
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
proposals.

OFf1cR AMY CtorHiNG ,ND EoulPAGE,}
No BROADWAY, NEw-NORK, Feb. H. lVb'
PROPOSALS will be received AT this Oibce
until TIE e6 o. February for LEASING 70 The Isa STATE, % sT
WAREHOUSES; for the storage of ARMY CLOllNu ana hSbf
PAGE or tenn Of yeNs, aher the st Of NAV ,..
The buildings required shall be hreprooE easy Of access o pPs
purposes, and possessing all needf apparau hachWys Tor lo
Ne They be cont each other and have he eaEc "a
ali OF saw $50 feet Of hoo1g "f s'o''
age and ns pection , ~, -, ,,t. -,
Bidders describe their proposals the locality snd mm'hsou
the buildings onc with the prce ~ rea per ahuh
be Proposals Lease o afshss Ap" @
Jre.,rlto to BE- Brighten d. H. NlNION,
Asst QL.M..Gen. u. \ A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

Oyrre PvNNSYiyANIA RAILROAD CoNPASi,{
piuI spELrHIA, February 4, 1871 =.
PROPOSALS will be received nc the Once OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, rhadepala a hL he ~
Satisfactory proposal shonh oe re-
eye and accepe preousy om responsible pie, dssns @ so
tract with sail Company, for the elpI'I"'i' VI " ~
ships between Philadelphia and Liverpool ill h. ., ni.ba
panA ,i inlD,f " p''p''' ~ EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Dodge.

V,ot, ,rIoN oF IHE EXCISE LAw.-JOhu A. hoDns
sor No oos broadway Everett Rooms), was yesterday
i ,,i viii selling srirtuous liquors without bsens~
Justice Dodge held him III 500 pul 10 ahs""''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
JapinQs Bank9.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
" corner Of Four;een PER CENT INTEREST free of tai
pero Is made on before March vii draw interest from March
THOMAS CuRlSTY, President
y n rrt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
NINIAITRR ALMANAr.

Sun s........G:+ sun Se....9:49 Moon g''....f;s7
Cows Island. .lO:l4 Hell G u -
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
Alarble Alaniels

filarble Alaniels
NTARRT FIXED SLATE MANTELS-SupeTlor
wi in appearance, more durAbei haf the price Of marble
STEWART No O05 si'th ave- between S9.h y soass,
naAppT = MANTELS.-The best place in the
IT, 90 nnrchase MARBLR MANTELS Of tbs latest desgns
- g,c. Is At A. KLABBRS MARBLE WORKS, No iyy has'
us,A p..y ave- T. MaRtsS pa ~ In the esaDtJ CS1~'"A
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

OFFicK PAciWC Man SrE,nsniP CosrANr,{
Egw oaK Feb 90 l6L
rJ,UIRTY.FfFTU DIVIDEND 49, Notice il
ev vcn that Directors have tbs day deola,'
DIvDEND or THREE 90 PER CENT ou Of the net earnings The
quarter ending January 1861 payable at the ohee Of tue COMPANY
FRIDAY. March -, ., ,
reopened Monday March - lOG
D' O''' VI Wv THEoDORg T JOHNSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

PETROLEUM is dull; we quote Crude at l7se III 61sy
and I2al23c IN bulk; Refined In bond - a2c Tor L. -
273c for do 10 W. for r. do do ~ SOc Tor D
W, and 81 l03ltc for i. W. .
prOyCmcnt.
sUGARs-The business has been very moderate IN raw
Sugars to-day owing the storm. but there h no change
To advise ia former prices, holders still demanding lOf
l0ic for Fair to Good Refining sales OF 70 hhdh at Otc
for Cuba; lie for Porto Rico, and IS boxes Havana AT
glc. Refined quiet.
sEEDSThe inquiry is fair for Clover Seed at l2}disc
Timothy seed II quiet at s. jO0$3 s7 Rough Flax is
quiet at 81 75dS2 IS. Calcutta Lnsced Is firm at y SOd
& 55, gold
TALLOW is IN good deuand and * finn sales OF llb0O
70 at II &C.. for Prime.
WHisKY-Thc market Is dun but firm at 3isd33c. for
State, and % 33;c. for Western
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
THE WEBER PIAN0-F0RTE

.ns otb city and elsewhere pronounced by the National PA
Forte Association a in their With the hst manuac
tare Of this country emaenty BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
used by the Conservatory and other high music schools alto
,eher Of their immense equality sweetness ana b
iancy of tone elastic touch, and great durability.
uAPERnnMs M Rrnnnne-st ear RroslMar.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
7 $. MUTUAL T. ,l4n.,s ,.soc,.r,

L. PIANO FORTE ASSOCIATION.
ash Capial SSOO'N. to.he Increased 90 $4,000
VI. FARRINGfON. President Nhil f bhiS ~" ItvlNhr
4 n TIIoNiS Ieulry 7. A. NUNDBRMANN, Sccy
This Asso chartered for the pure furnishing us members
each with Piano the trstcs with al modern Improvements
N. cost oi nuufc,usav 500 Instead Of sto be pad Tor IN
monthly nslaients TO- which less than INSTRUMENT OF e
Sae can For further particulars send for rcnir
ot The Puna Oace So and Clinton Hail. Astorphee tWuUder
lnsnus Music Storel ard a the following Agcncts
JAMES BNFELD Postmaster horrsania
RhSHOW'S Book Store, Mont gOmer st. Jersey CITY,,
J. MEES. No ln BIn3lst.. mud Nc l33 Pginst, Newark
TIfEO GTBRRLEr Mnse Stor No. 81 Futons, brooklyn
en- G SAWYER Music store No 20 Fuloni,e Jayst Brook
lyu.n nhe Sulstrptlous will be received.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
Dlpi0cnn Notites.

OTrIcE oy CmcAeo AND ALroS RAILROAD CoNPAsr,}
CniC4GO llls February a. 1881
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Noticc is hereby given
~ the Stockholders q ths Ceago s Alton Railroad Sompsn,
tar has Leen the esungs Of the road io TIE last
months upon the Preferred and C0nmon So oi ne tPah
pabe Al The once Of 1lrsss JESuP C, Ne 10 Broadway
SewYok ae Fourth Day Of March next To holders Of a oet
who NAV I've red such " business hour the ~
ds Of Prar, 1907 which the transfer books viii be coet
and reopsnl on jth day Of March neat for rlslgr
NJ LARRABFE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
nlusital Instruments.
NEW PATENT PIANOS.

NEW HAl ENl llANOD' 81,
~ RAVEN BACON, Mauuiacturers OF PlANOFokTbS Win
PATENT CONBISATIOS SOuNDNG-B0ARDS Patented Aag H.
1896 This invention Introduced exclusively into Pianos IS OF the
greatest advantage the OF the instrument Affects the Sound
ng very soul Oft ,uoand produces thereby pure
quality au 10 that Of the ordinary
Piano The Sounding oar released om is With the piano
c,se and resting upon sounding boards is relieved from the Hgd
ca hy and ts Vbratoy quality greatly Increased
All lovers eneuty household instrument well As parties pro
nng 10 purchase invited 70 call examine asor
mcrt WAEEgOOMS l1j Grandst, Broadway NewloTk