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New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
BI ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.


EUROPEAN MARKETS
IovpoS Feb Ill5, -Consos money and be account n
as3g yeTsenB bonds quiet "a Illinois Central
Railway shares 81! Ere Railway shares, 4si
LoSDos Feb lS-3 P m-Conso- for money and he account
s3as; United state, PyeTwenty bonds. 7!dT2 Illinois Central
Rsway arrs. SO. Bre Railway shares al.
FRlSKroKr Fel l5-Ill5 u.-Uated States FVeTwenies for
BE- ssueof fl8t2. 56
FRANKToKr P,b u-Uni,ed Hvetweny bonds for
o 1862
PARIs Feb. l5-ll.l5 m--The Rsntss are hrm
LvgRPooL Feb I5-I5 mThe Cotton market the spot is
very frm quite bloyant The estimated sales today
The opening quotations follows; hhtbg Upnds'
d8d MipE Oreans 8lasd Breaduss srner. Corn A3
fr Mined Western Whea-Wbe California has advanced 70 l6 and
No Red lii5 Barley, SO for Amenoan OATS 3O
for American. Peas Csaitar. Four advanced to 6 for
Western Beef Winter Cured EIa Prime Mesa Pork,
p Bsst, Prime Mess Lard So for hne American Cheese.
81 bghest mage o fne American Bacon 800 for Cnmber-
ud Cot ProucNo p Duh Standard Sugar A. Rosin, foF
Common Wilmington aal W or Fse Pale Spirit Turpen,ne, n
e~t T.lov q 70, AmenaH Petroleum. ~ for Refined Spirits
10 arrive. D. C.
LIVERPOOL l57 Co;ton buoTant The sales today Will
reach u following te qootasas: Mding Upands
on s SPOT sia8d Mdirr UpaBis ae SD Mding Orleans,
8idL Bread.ua, are Beef has declined to l5
m Prime Mes Polk dull and has declined to
~ for Pnme Mess Sugar quiet at "a for No p
Dutch StaBlafd.
LoSpos Feb S-I:lsA H-Nhas on Sd y 22 galouS Sperm
olRuO Ln.,el Oh 20 yer tuo Lnseed Cakes 4o s.
f1r ihin oboug.
LoSDoS Fsb Is p na'le,. rppried in The
tnt dispatch.
ASrvrHr Fb Is-1 P m-Perolsan dsn at ~ hahe' for
stAalsrd White
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS
urrrEeAiru 70 rrr rnisrsr

% csIs @ rI FG S S IS a % es s's Fi s: ws o 's'
New s asiie No O,,' qaist a. seigs7e Rs more a
@ li -. ..aS SS & si % a. ssse, II 7o 81 q Me-.
s;s i ia o.s = r.,ei RSass sd io os bry Hans e
fssr tls j.. Of AI sa iii cen sI a q"' & A. H M
sh'eitsd .ni higher q ~ Bsi ts'o sg ,ad uos5lsy @
Glo bah Oais ~ Dre,'si Ies. 2so Live Hog. SHIP
b,. 5sS.iS sS. 30 90 fs live d s" '''' Con- 'O' 'a' o' ~
CScss,Ii Fsh 5Fur In Moderate demand at unchanged prices
wheat bsd ~ odsl IS ar Winter Rcd ~ - oaerr or
No ssd ~ IS r No Corr inas Ear adac Dat. dall At
oasrrd ir Mdins nrset org nominal
s a ss i & . 49, s s osI % Bon Mat ~ good .a o Si s 81 %
o shoas" lna se. an 'dyshee q se assd Bacon god
Cl,ar Rib and Clear sides Cod. l'oiaiol buyisE
Scssa, Of So At s sSse Oats sady ale. a. &C.
o No. Re quiet Dressed Hogs active at 80 ReeeD-al go
r.e % s ss sss:sd 2, sPs ';; %s. q
10 @ oh. state a 40 Sa o @ sS.r s, S s Fl Closed s@
sih regsned , ls Ns- 10. raek 81 %
unchanged os' ,cts .l'. go pea, g 7s9tlo seeds
Se: 90 bush Mo9In o a. y ~ SO" 'o'A Illinois 90
0sxEeo Fso IS@our IN @cdss market steady;
r i' Witt III .sJ nd - So for 5oSs sa %Ss. %''T Sa %
80 @ Ss;a H. Se i Che'so Sgss i % % % SIsa s9
IS; shipsius Midi0gs s tun Raroaa Frgh"
MmS.UISE, Ps6 is-flou da o~sr spring
i - 2 Shs' & g. s% 70 I'D ss'.i s & lie i SS &c. S.i, Si S Sa
Pro1ons quiet Receipt. todalloO bSlA Flour 100
LorsyIlIE Feb is-Tohaceo Logs to MEDIUM Leaf IS 5
ssssa So cSfnSSeed ia Cus 5sS5 oai. 6d6Sc S1i
Cotton lsdee Lard l4ic Bah Shoulders 9le Clear Sides l'
Mess Pork. k21 -
Sr LouIs Peh l5-Tobacoo 10 r demsnd at ul prices Cotton
quiet steady but unchanged Wheat slightly easier
with but little demand dull bot aud unsettled al SJ0
lot dull 6Td7lc Rye and Barley
changed Provisions but inactive; Mess Pork RI0S2 81
Bsco-Cear sde. I2id3c Shoers gi0 c Dry Salt Clear Rib
Sides packed llic DOLL l4e for choice Kettle Re
oepts today bbls Flour 2O sacks Corn 200 do Oats
HKHPHD Feb Ia-Cotnn eId and beayYf hddlng, ne;
eeipts exports 59 DO OasWhte y Black Seed
1921 10 Mess PORK ga IS Bacon
Shoulders l0dOc Clear Sides BE Lard 4Gl5c Flour unchanged
HEwOELEASs FEB I5Cotton good demand; Mddings 206
Pile bales fetl bales exports l3J bales;
eroofs yesiera reported n 7 bales making the hand
yreray M 40 bales Sur Mosses dull and nominA lower;
sales very light FourSupe6ne SO0 $40 % Treble kIts p
dn and 92le 1Sl Oats Be Pork S2o 2Si
Little in the market Baeonohoalder retailing At Clear sides
request Tirce. l5 keg l5i Sterling
BIchfnge 2Gl keSiork sight hIehAnge, per ont discount
Gold l:fi 9l5gi -
CHAaIsroS s c. Peb SCOon opeped qust and closed at AZ
advance OF sales Of Goo bales; Mading 5sI d2lc
WILMINGTON C., Feb IS Spirits Tupentine advanced L.
Rosns dni Common ~ 3 Cotton steady hddhngs
l9c Tar 6rn At $lb ,.
MogE Fe l5-Coton closed 6un Doc for Mddngsi the de-
mApd was active; sale 40Op bales, pa bales
sAvASSAH Feb l3Cotion opeued quiet and closed excited
and very irregular holders asking 2Od2l for hng sales 200
bales; receipts Oh bales 80. -
bales; receipts, 9i3 bales; hiddlBgs, l9c
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Mrs. Rosetta NJ. Hardie. of Nos. %. a. and q

NJ poso++o NJ Uord;a Of Nos % OF and DC
. VI S,S moSSC w. h - o,sH IS, Te,,nry hy Al,
East fouIVSentu-s@, Nno ~ @ III vi PI ~, ~ ,i
SOuruand faIlner, anu WHO'S case has ooen ve4Vo n
courts Tor e9nsdelaDle tne past was on t ,S
1eld 20 pan py Justice DoWihg 20 await ue actV '" &
Granu jury que JSnh mllhs Nr on 80. ,ia
mitted by Justice Hogan Tor having pro ken nv ,no
apartmentof MrsLeon0ra BeifuNiil Ht No Ea1ossst
and when found was engaged in rhhg trunk Las.
HBncks and confederate, an y tufhy
case IN front OF Henry Lewis snie no ~ ~. %
and stole articles valued az 500 tnkls was eauRht Nl
portion OF the plunder his confederate escaped inc
- Thomas stevens and Samuel smith were, ON saturday
evening" found In the hallway Of No ~ East Houstont
having quantity Of burglar "llr III lhslr ossese1
Justice Hogan yesterday committee iAein tor
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Total Sc 2ol s0i % $5I,2s7s7I 40 $54,Sis.2s2 "A
The following table gives the fluctuations OF price
- l......,.. .tocL rnnnthlv- in the same Years:
4lla98l

In freielts the rates TO Liverpool are without de
eded change; the business IN Rye TO the Continent
is large and there is a strong effort TO keep particu-
lars private; We learn, however, Of vessel OF 3OOO
ars taken rip for Hamburg at Is. The engagements
10 Liverpool are: 20 tuns Lard Oil at BIS; 500 tcs
Lard at 9Os; 90 bales Cotton at ll-Sd; 100 boxes
Bacon at 30 Cd: a bbls Pork at 4s od.; ana Dy
steamer 1900 bush. Grain, shippers option at lOsd
A Norwegian brig was chartered to Cork for orders
with Petroleum. at Is I'd. ais 3D. The closing quota
tions today aro As follows. N..
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
pErETpTc OE pRODUCF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Feb. i6.-5,2A bbls. Flour 900 bbls Corn Meal 27Io
II $50 bush Oats $50 bush. Rye, 1900 bush Malt 32
bush Seeds 2o pkgs Beef 27 pkgs Cut Meats 99l pigs
Lard, 27O kegs Lard 226 sacks On CAKE LIS Dressed
Hogs iO7 bbls Petroleum, LIS pkgs Butter, 400 pkgs
Cheese lS6 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
" PARTICIPATION INSURANCE.

only system Of issusaes auer which eoBpDys ability 70 pay Ne
KEEPS PULL PACE with increasing business and o'nseqae
increasing liability loss without imposing any liability "hA'"
upon the hoben Of its policies
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Yust anN fuuaS.
Gopurturrs5ip alutitts.
MmbIi MaattIs.

MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on
Nk haud all ready setting up dng which he sch
the pert 20 DAYS price " rebailing
. A. KLABER No l3i Es.l Egheesth,st near IhircA,s
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half tho
WI price Of Marble. send Tor catalogue b. STEWART
No COS SiIthaye, between ThiHyfnh and Thidy-sih'A
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Isures against damage by ere all kinds Of bung ner
chanse household furniture farm property including STOCK RaNrs
LHlsKs and iBsurbe property at redsoaabs rats
Premium PAS dividing three cnTths Of the
profits to s scrip bearing interest sI cent per an
nu redeeable in cash IN the ssne rapidly the
eunuaon represented scrip exceeds the Of B5COo
The scrip issues of Company 1881 80 49, co. and 6l are
e GEORGE T. HOPE, President
II H. LAMPORT, Vice President
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
MtNital

DEYNOLDS's SPECIFIC FOR G0UT AND
IL RHEUMATISM-hs justly celebrated medicine eoross' V hs
estimation by aud rheumatic tsrfr
The sgonIng pains relieved few hours og angie
petions tie Of the limbs and ne
perfect health Sold In Nes-lork by MessrS CtRLEA
STRONG No l5J Wae JOS HORSElS son, No. 81 MAIDEN
NEWLY No. SO Madesne Wholesale by the proprietor,
Mr. THOS REYNOLDS EDMONTON.
Niddese1, Engard.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
continental
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ill aa.a pp0InwAH nprn rnRR
IO2 BROADWAY, HRW. YORK.

ASSETS.
.H January |, 1868.
,,atement rendered 10 Insurance DepaTtm
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

MONEY TO L0AN-The National Trust
WI Company at No 5 Brodxay will lend money per
no s tban $50. Government or state stocks
DAVIS r. MANGUM, President
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

rrrps ore than two thirds Of which for mn $50 40 le
lihDiLliibe' claimed scrip aud scrip interest
SCRIP DIVIDEND FOR 1867
THIRTY. THREE AND ONE-TIlIRD PER CENT
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

RtCE-We hear OF only few smaI reta sa'cs sI ioi-
mer dguros, VIZ l0zdiltc for CaroIna. ~, ,, -,
aIIG A RS-RaW Sugars are moueI@'e'' "NH'e AM
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

MOLAssEs Rather better business is dong with no
change quoted IN prices sales Of ~ bbs al
s90gOc., and 900 bbls. MuscOvadO at Sic
NAVAL LSTORES-Spints Turpentlne Is dun, and prices
scarcely firm. Crude Is unchanged Rosins have been
IRREGULAR the low grades firm and unchanged while
the higher grades better the demand has been far
Tar has ruled quite firm, and fair business was done
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

its fiscal years. in 1865 1856, and 1867:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Money continues in abundant snppiy at 500 per
cent With more Offering at the same rates than can
be used by brokers.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY FEBRUARY g. 1868


FhsoRI Feb 7-ruI,.d bonds quoted today at 7ei
for the Issue oflas2
LIVERPOOL feh lll5 mCotton quisi steady the sstus
ted sales to-day are 10000 bales, Mng Uplsnds I'd Ndlng Or
leans btd Ereauas-Corn. 439 Wheat 6 for White California
and 1870 Tor NO milwaukee Red Barley $40 for American Oats 9
for Am'Teh Peas S for Canadian Flour l6 for Western Beef
1901 Tor NhrCuri Extra Prime Mes. PORK, 7+ for Eew Eastern
Prime hes Lard 1913 'os Fin. American. Cheese @ for The highest
ranse OF ih American Bacon for Cumberland Cut No 10 Dutch
Saadad sugar A6 R.f C3 for Common Wilmington, and III for
Fine Pale TAo-. al for American Spirits Turpenns 20
Petroleum, ~ y gallon.
LIVERPOOL Feb l-RyeBngThe Cotton market closed e,ser
though prss are quo,ahy unAed The Breatu6 market closed
dull aud nearly oil the in he list have materially de-
enL Corn @J6 y for MIei Western. Wheat li5 for No.
s""'uAee Rel Flour 37 bbL for Western State The Provision
mske' generally d Lard however fmer snd prices have ad
'u'e' ' Pork heavy al for New Mess Bacon has declined Cd
aHd nov quoted J) y for CaGeInd Cut The Produce
mAe'h dG bui steady TAow has declined 3D. and quoted at
81 Peh Ohr articles sihoai qnotable change.
LoSnoS, Feb. l-ll5 mwhals OIL f3G y "a gallons Sperm
o. clio y tun. Lne-d oi, 2o6 lO y Lneed Cakes,
go 0i per for Thin Ob.ong
ANTWSm Peb i-Evelng-The market closed doh e franc, for
STANDARD White
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

The game laws of Ohio forbid the shooting
OF quas turkeys rabbits. &C., between The 1s OF Feb
ruary and the 18th OF October.
In Chicago, S6,394.6SJ letters were received
for distribution last year 96l money orders were sold,
amounting tO s2ll 69 6, and money orders were
paid. amounting to t695,59I 50.
A bill in regard to the law of libel has been
introduced In the Wisconsin Lepsatu which protects
newspapers In the publication O accurate reports OF 10
gal proceedings Or Of public meetings
Dickens il is reported, has sent 81 900 to Mrs.
Clenim mother-m law 0f Edgar A. Poe. who Il AN Inmate
OF charitable institution a Baltimore. Rnd FOR years
has been IN extremely INDECENT circumstances.
Or Sunday night the millinery store of Fowler
Lyons No. SO North Saiinat syracuse, was entered
by bur glars yaDles TO the amount az $4,000 stolen
1ney entered through the cellar. 10 the r>t nOor.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS
rarArn 10 7nE rnIBuxE.

n, ATLANTIC 1sI E0EAPn rnIBuSE
IoSpoS Feb iil:i5 m-Consoi' for mort' 'Hd the sesouh
oql1qa United states HhsTwtuty bonds 7d2i Illinois Cenn
pl.s, shares, Ssh Rre Railway shares @ hd'ees have been
received here to the effect that the Bk Of Holland bn reduced IT.
Of J.eount To three Tsr cent
IoSpoS Feb -RvsninEConsoli closed ' oiHoi hr MONEY
l eouut American secue. closet qurt at tue following
80, <, ,., FireTstu,y honds 72la2l; Illinois Central Rail-
"a, shares sci Er. wsy shares i Atlantic and Great wesera
Consolidated shares, 2Sl
rn, Feb 2-Yeseray being settling DAY. Rbt'' fell o. closing
= decline offs 5eeniimea
ps.S.,our ysh I-nsAm-Uulsl State, TeTr,uils, for
Al, i.,ue Of 1909, s6i.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

~
Oswreo Fen IPour Meiv, sale. bills slI ,or No
srng : - Tor RED w,r ~ 81 m White +It 20 tr D99ne Eai''
Milwaukee Cab az - - Corn and other grams nominal NH Feed
"a Sl@ 80 s' Na,lsai & ~, . a'gns : >. i,ina si hale, a,
EtaEic rrcti &. s' bales The market closed galtt
Tsar G tni 9sh.ased Corn iIu a o@+ s4 0 g,, a'
t lee Bacon johb6g demau shoulder 10y al Clear stes
i!0hc cotton hm hiluy, e '.les Of So" lasi reesi IT,
iolk sisl EIelagss per cent discount Cold ~ ,r
cncseo Feb LIfoar s'e.d sPEs tIF5, %sd 70 ~ wsS' o
Nrv y active a sinner II slrsuee o "a cosrg sm At
s g1,'c & At I, s' , So 1 a' R & %'' % s ss.f i n ,' "a "a
a. % r ~" ~ IA 'pr,. cr' us, P,r.-0h 80 -.
Sr snT a1 Is: ar.t i es b-aiI, s sve.t
c s "a d a Is, is- 'as . 6 10 r1 : '6i 6si m & stre' i
, Sl .'a e. g"'T' DR. m ,. S .s,,e ani - sass 90
L,s Ns ' e-, .s m s ,q 100 bush WSl,i Is oa
r'h Corn ltg l"h a., 2 -, ~ ] 80 @f. iu ~ I've ioss 9
Wis yTs e rs9 lSglr' @ Tgrr,n,, ,,.. .1e . Resins Nd 4
cs,s. $ C. ie qlet ard srni se' COO bales
Mlllag. .ge r,eeir's 2l.2 ials-
uis ~ s,arn,e b. sry dpar,rei of t.oN.
Foa-sir. Of 20 h q y, . III. O. sTeIrd Srre<, T1 .
c,, p OF car lots Ncr. Ne trcs. q o., o.t'
se st 81 o ~. rr1 -pi lr' fra rr..el nass-sas' 49,
pc ii1 d: q, ~ Toar r,,ra elo7 40 %
Ctr 80 ~ - 75 esd aft lo.rrat - 10 ~ 10 J. .ni
h ny hhse' ps,ei H a. - "a =. % t re :.
st b. s,l los. shpaeat-io' bs Fosi ?too hasl Wheat.
loi ha.. 10 I.
~ tors, Fe lToa ofng Cotton very frn hui no
c our quiet. erl1e. - - Lrtfi. 40 .0i Double hrtra
f'la % 81 ,ocr 60 tr. h'tr si5at l. - Whe't hru a
u-rh sa. Wtr led sfd Niai~r NAIe. ~ - %! tn1ar
~ 80 Cor l lte -. r u rel yellow sne.ii oD 'lr
r.enirr aIas2 90 irltsos lr er rl h.i Dbl hrri Cles
Me-. . a. e.. Usr..-Ts-r .i8-t IfV4l.r L.ri n al
u.t.. small lrt" Kettle % 1896 .c kct Fi
30 ItH hHl. F'u ESQ ssrks Wh,.t. 2cli hush Corn.
CscIsSAlt Fr lfolr fru sld 90 % lemtf J. Fmi sl -
Nhat frlrri - a. ss.ei r 80 ht ~ - errn
spi.. .-I at 2J4 ~ - C.r truefi %, a.dL Nas fl
t4.ll. tnol Sn tJ0- rfe a4raf,fr tn sce
81 ga OBJ Earrr l d'i..ri % ~ -.a - ~ M Pal
toioudl s. dI e. ss a -.e Or Mtng; se B Oh %
hn.fr. Nt.s Pork 4.ol hl- 20 .j ipr Nlf
Haolsls a. 09ir nr Shosrsi l2all. ~ Grar hh
fnd .lar..rs L1rln good drAard ai li- icl e. e al o.
~ e. sre, Dressed lo,s sra tld 90 deni-d at 10 God Ii
be- irr -
roiepo Feb iFoerqit WHEAT s'eay, '-l-s 4 VIE Mcl
~ n Amber ehg AZ - -; i1a Np1.r % - ln No
frrrFst ~ &C. Corn easier, -.s ~ 80 e r ir ter
3o 2c Oats steady ss II No cllc hrrr logs se4y DO
- .t1 - o.
Iori,,llrs Pc i-rohseeo r.sdri Lug., - c0f7 nelm
Iraf e. Cotton steady a. l.0ic fpr3upfl 81 80
rni fhe.ei la b-G oar taa =. laI lIalJic Nss lors
s, Brco.Slnai,rs l44 c. Cclr kb Sides, 2.ri Ia.
tlors er Clear BIB ,is ll-i tc-r Side, lee Tie ua-rt
IL r.r. fra. fh ieavr s,cs 10
MrsrnIi f,i I-Clitu qu az igGs!c Core Gee .Siesd
Ortf Fo '-fs 4fi0 -'J.ii ilk 81 ic l0 4rs
- Potatoes. 3sd rf
Monr A ll market closed AMI easier. s,is.
7ll iH,1. Mil aa.-. li i,re ,t,. -.+l hl. M
rskArs t tf ffI lto0I quiet and ulclusei tics, ~
hAss, Trcti.is ll4i talr'
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

eOAP-Wc notes sales % boxes CASTLE at l6d lClc
sEEDS-ClOyer Seed IS In moderate demand aud steady
at ". al3c for New. Old Is dull and nominal Timothy
seed is selling nj 81 750S3 Rough faXscCd is quiet but
steady at s. 75aS2 40 per bush.
TOBACCO-Kentucky Leaf has been Ia fair demand.
chiefly the low grades prices nic ntin we quote,
IN currency ~ follows: Light Leaf llgs, Odic.;
Common. 7Ldstc.; Medium, Ual2rf cool l?i ialtc.'
Fiue llB0lGc., ana Selections lTalsc. Heavy West
crn and Clarksv.lo Lngs, 7idsbci Common, eGllc;
Med um III al4c; Good. il oC line' a2oc hu 9i G
tons, Seed Leaf 10 fair demand, especially Ior
tine low grades prices are unchanged. quote ms fl-
lows. Connecticut aud Massachusetts, 5lG7c Tor FILTERS,
Isa3Oc for Wnppery lots, aud 25dJoc for Fine Wrap
pcrs New-Ynrk lG5c. for Fllcrs l0alc. for WrupWry
lots and l5d3Oc for Fine Wrappers. Pcnnrylvahin and
ONO "a 0lc. for Filters. 9G16c Tor Nrappery lois ana
sa .cc Fine Wuppers Foreign Tobacco Of all KINDS
firm.
WOOI-Domestic Fleeces havo ruled quite dull and
we notice weakness IN prices. California
Ieeccs are In demand ana firm. Foreign Wool ~
mcstic F1ccccs AZ i0aI3c. for Native and one
fourth MeriuOs, iial7c. for One-half aud three
gnartcrs do; 4sa62c. for fll-bO0d Mcrinos and
65aCOc for SaXOny Iieeccs; Z1@04e for No. RULED
~ toc for Supcine do and 4 d5OC or ENtfad 10 G2Oc
for coumou Jnwasied California; "A 3sc for Fine do IS
oqc for common tO choice Texas, and American Cui-
,,g M IsdB2c. We quote Foreign ns follows; south
A1ne,icau at 35dg7c. for Common Nnrtd, 25aJIc Tor
Ifuwnshrd MeStZa and McrinO, S0d5sc Tor washed
Ifufre Rios 2Od2lc. for Uuwashrd Creole Nd4oc iOr
Veshcd COrdOYa: ChIlau at 2nd2ic Tor unvhshed Meas
iva and AernO; Cape Of Good Hope, 31diOo. Tor Un-
wo.Icd. Eet India, 70 for Washed. nhl African ~
isa9,r for Unwashcd and 250iOc. for washed
WIISKY-The market is dull. and prices arc nominal
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

TIE MARKETS

igafefa1y reported iof TIA TKsrSEi
SAIUHDAY, Jan. 81, 1868
AsIITsPOts In fair demand, aud steady nt IS n
o 20. Pearls dull nAd nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS have ruled quite steady, ana
fair business was done IN al articles coming under
tins heading. Tho closing quotations 10 follows
Bricks al go 6001ll 90 for common Hard, Sbdf22
Tor CrotOn. and tOGA5 for Philadelphia Front.
Sment at s. 25df 20 Tor Oscndale; Hair al s5d3Gc. for
so Nfande Mixed. 87057tc for Buen0s Ayres Mixed and
A~lxe Tor INV ashcd Mixed. Laths Ht s., three
"n.he' ldme at 81 ~ for Common aud 81 o5 for Lump
.:eer OF Paris at t3 67t1A per tun for Biuo Nova
- ~ ~ per bill for Calcsncd Eastcr aud 81 60 per
'p ~ SSsi'Snee knickefbockcr aud Empire Mills
af so tes vIlnes stcady WIN moderate d'maid
BkisILLs lower and duil al from ssc az rs for
American Gray and White
COITON-The dcnlaid la. t,t,or OF r,otoroli, buv-
ar being lee inched operate owing 10 rather unf
'-"D'e 'V'Vbu 'ees' but with light receipts holders
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
REPORT OF TIE BROOKLYN Sanitary sUrEH-
INTENDENT

From the report of DR.. COnk in, Assistant
Sanitary Superintendent for the Brood IN District,
appears that the work of the Board du the past
las been prosecuted Brooklyn vith b most graft.
results which are due mainly 10 VI, fact thai many
cOgntOn Of the power OF the fOafri. 20 cohp'i tAo
prompt abatement OF nuisanccs ~ died - yi"i-s
lions OF the Code Of Sanitary Ordin ccs ava Oi tf"
Health Law OF 1866 The total n. Ter Of places
There were places visited for iny's -at0n OI con-
taOus diseases, and 1928 places where olaois OF Ia.
health In gs were reported. contract was arftsi't
upon warrants IN one day. and nncd y Tor eaeh %
frnse. All the swine were removed n a the bultnp
portions ~ te city by this means. The HpSlLess ~ s~
and Ofia boiling has been discontinued sd many Inoio
Of larger nuisauccs the influx or VII u was felt lar
npl wide. have been suppressed Alleys h9te
becn cleaned and repaired fiithy b rels removed.
Easements ventilated. brcVCrcs, Jars, clst'rif.
dsulipr,es factories. tauncres an vacant lUi-
d-,incd aud many other similar ..tnCes ah.trd.
The Tenement House law has been = ally complied
with The willingness Of the owner aud persons ~
charge Of this class of property comply with tie
requests OF the Board Is shown IN nr fact that lins
plOycmentS have been made IA 2sl hos previously r-
ported falling 10 fulfill The Tc0ulf ucnt-. over -
tagiant ponds the outskirts OF tln ry, which
repOrted detrimental tO hcalth have zee drained afd
nlied. Ey resolution OF the Board b.. iducatan, ,"
up can be admitted INTO tie public ais without giN
ing evidence successful Yacciuato rule IS gdy
enforced. The larger Incorporated us uis OF loauing
have be visited by Inspectors WHO s." ieceN al nom
the authorities assurances OF Wiling pcfatioL ln en-
forcing ay rules that will secure pHitctOn against
cOntagiOn. Favorable reports were made nlDn 10
slaughtorhO the condition TIA ae propncofs
shOnld comply with certain rcguHtiu s. Of which tia
following among the most impol at: Sewer oOn-
nccton perfect cleanliness, the Gdy removal 81 blood
and OGi heavy floors tightly caUlkgd, I'd perfect secg-
Permits given 10 these c-trl -hment ana -
present they cannot be considered az lnenaI ellbsr
10 the public health or morals.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TnE MIcKEs TRIAL-LErrER NJ DE. Woo,

THE WICKEs TRIAL-LETrER FRtj DR. NiCKES.
The jury in the case of Prof. l.. L. Wic6es.
tried at Newark Oh charges OF publ ue, offering for
sale and selling obscene publications, tcr 2i hoars de-
liberation. returned on Saturday yer c " guilty 0t e1-
posing for SALE and not guilty Of tic uhtr two count
We have received the following letter Dr. wiekes
reference 10 the charges made against ltD:
To Las Editor vC IN. T-ituur
SIR; Alost Il tho statements IN the public jOurnss
garding me and my publications haIt 20 foundation
truth. Tie deuge Of mud and il ifUm the J"i.
doctors ana rlnincs cannot Crusli the pIlicpes
teach: they are mighty and VIII prYa.. me Iu.S"utf"
Iedicdi Counselor, Tor which was iArrtd during ~"
,candaiOus excitement in Newark X caSte ana lnVal
liable private treatise No one, with ounce or brains.
alleged I'm the Indictment, which must have bee"
obtained by hard swearing ana grass hlslrlrtscntatoh
The Mutual Benefit Publishing Company WHICH owns tho
publishing house I'm Garlcn-Sf, newark consists OF "a
members. who consider spiiitnasn trffiho keouts-
and terrible dclsiOu and never have published line O
ts favor. McEWcn SIMPLY arrest it tic pu!i'lhg
because he ran there avoid tie pubic. anu could not
e driven ont believe IN the inrptoial teaehlngs or
the Word Of Cod in the Gospel 80 t1i and liberty
consider modern inhdci sprituahsm the lasr
GREAT effort OF demons to destroy the Church "a
Christ No one can give up 10 the influence OF pro
uf os effort of MY prosecutors 90 saddle the Company
with Sprtualsm aud convict me az Imaginary crime,
y tus preudicing the public mind, has ended n farce,
oi trial which hurried through wifh indecent haste,
giving me little opportunity Ia Dc irna myself.
am atLxe aud resident OF New York; kidnapped 40
dnee on the merits VI the book itself The jury stood out
90 hours: at last unanimously agreed that the Medical
Counselor is not an obscene book. T.. Z. WIckks
NeU I0rL, Feb. /, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
WEST INDIAN MARKFrs
pr rnK erLr cAnLs 10 rnx rnlarsl

81 TIM TRIBUNE.
HAviSA Feb Nos l0to u Sugar quoted az = 20 easahd Nos
Is o D at ga reals y srobe. Moaes Sugar Bacon
lilc q n Pour S2 s9sl bb Hom, lJr aul IL. for
sussrcrrd Lrur s2o 80 Tor White Plne, ard ~ for Pitch
Pne Po.atne ri ~ y ih Onions l2 T. To
northern POI Is ~ g. hor 754t A. lbd Sugari 80 ~ u
ibid Moases To soutbera pors ~ hid Of Sugar ~ hhl
olas.es
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

the sales being confined 10 small parcels American DO
is dull for present use more aciye for forward dey
Pig Lead remains dull, but holders arr hr, Na m
arc quict Shot aud Speer dull Pig Tin j. ohy III
limited demand but holders are firm Plates In active
demand ard arm The business being large; prices at inc
close have an upward tendency We quote: