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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

..A;.h Wa have precise official infornratiOn-was, on
sl,e aid net works of she six great companies o'O0s
miles. ON the new networks OF the SIX great connp"
- no miles, and on the miscellaneous lines lolf
,,,Ios-nakng total Of 9624a miles. At the CORES
odjng date of 1865 the length Of the lines IN opel"
zion was, on the old networks Of the six great com
panies, 47OSi miles on the new networks Oh 'n0 9A
great companies 4052l miles and on misceaneU U' >
lines, IS miles--making total Of SSiOt nliieS'
additional extent Of railway opened N ,e -
n months ending Sept 60 1867, was thus 'ols miles,
and belonged wholly TO the new networks
IInon iuopirv we find that the telegram IN sunday
800 coeor,'ino counterfeit 1905 grew oUt of the
presentation at the Treasury OF TWO ho'es VI *IoV
each one of which had been offered several months
vinoe for conversion They belong to the old batch
which were described in our columns when they
came out in September, and are not, in any sense
new oOunteFfeits.
The Chicago Republican.o of Saturday says:
Te report to-day that the First National Bank OF Keo-
LUX had failed caused slight hnter IN monetary SHCds
ss is transacted between this CITY ana heOhuk INC u
mostly come via st. Louis, so that there can DC ieW
any losses incurred IN TINS city, Only one pat III INC
ty had any connection with this KeOkuk INSTITUTIONS
sld that merely an exchange account tntie en-
be little or no sustained OF course the securities OF
the bank IN question viii be more tban ample 10 HSSI
the demands Of the blhOders, and the public generally
viii sustain loss AS have DO particulars Win re-
gard the failure further comments AT present are IN
Recessiry. The money market to-day was very quiet
but there evidently an easier tcelng az tle eauIt
banking Institutions The demand for money az present
lsyery mOdefhte, and with increased depos.s Dg II
Wholesale ami retail merchants good paper Is aecepaDe
at the hanks at the usual discount rate OF ~ per cent ~
AMMAN. Iufenor grades OF paper are NEGOTIATED on ne
street at rates equal to discount OF 4@Z per eehV pVi
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

az TEIEGHIpH o TRIBusH -, --..-
c,e is Re6nei IN 21d2 Flour dali supertne so
So, RItra 5Jd 80 50i Western bIra Family 10 %
and Ohio do 10 soG st zS t.ne ssg "Rs
ri sales Of 5000 bush New Yellow at 81 IL
a 20 and White at sll7i 5000 bush hIed Western
snsy and Moasses quiet Provisions advancing Ness Pok $A
Sal as Hams pickle l5e Shoulders 10 SAT- itc Lar l94e
RrYYAIo 2The market generally lnh frees are hrm
and Small sales Of Corn a. about 81 w. on me
tr.E fg1 psS 2-Floar quiet; City Extra 80 IS
settled At 81 OlQs2 o. for No Com dn ana weak AZ Istc hJs
s iS SO 81 Recepts-l bills Flour 1900 bush WAea' 1900
bbls Corn 100 bush Wheat . -, a.. l., -
0swvgo Peb 9LFlour In moderate demand me mATiet m
hSsged sales Of 400 bbs Wheat beM az ~ ~ o ~. Iheago
al As Tor selling 81 81 y for MIed West
sn Corn Meal IS q ewi MI Feed STEADY shorts; +J5i snip
sSa 40, ahdllg S69fE y gn Railroad Fftshs-FlOur 70
III Feb -Foar Ahd In iar demand Family ell0
q 1 Wheat frmer No Red 81 ~ Son 10 good demand ~
Sc for Red Oats active q t6e DC rAs r ~ ls9ah A.
Al 60 FOR Brtra Barley doll and dropping 10 A eZI Cotton
Al nsseted nominal; Mjdug offered AZ PiaHc Tobacco
S Snd Al full prices sales 100 hhds proyons hsr The trouble
In & PotI R at s2s ga offered Bu!k Meats held
A. l l2c &C. above the views OF 1n zig Al ~
aiIa1JaIllc Lard held =. Isle 9c vas @leu "od ~ eayng
a. sSt Amber Co. Corn tTm At s9e Oats quiet
ese 80. A. 6ld6Sc RYE quiet and fT Barley quiet and hrn
psesnts-2 200 bills Flour Is 900 bush Corn -. -,
aIc.co Peb 2-Fouf 6Tm and " pfofea spTng M
- IS No veal sellers Offer at ~ 81 sales Of
~ No Al o. o. Corn m idSc isI sss 40 iSJ NO
0 ssc Rye active and aiIaree -s ~ soaoS b.I
sn, more scivs PoEk m % 2 - oI Soan and rs 10
sa r CITY Lard advancfl fHe htssnd io ?c
essb RIra Choice Isle ddes active aud VIC
sbor RIB. aI23 Rough ses adv,Ssa Sc s.ss allie loose
Ris, lie loose Piekld Hans 4.e pry SAT- Ham, be-
eoss sbOaders advanced ats shes
moderately active and sivsEcsd sss hg,n y. G M
~. pSosr rs 10 90 ush 'oin lo bush Oats
ssoo Dressed BoEs 3eoo Live hose espNsh-H" ba f"ui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
TIE STATE or TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

NJ ATLANTIC rEtHgRaTH
LoyDos Feb 2'l5 mTle Hoae mhsi i quiet and 'i''d
Consos open 9dgJ T money snl heourt American securities are
quiet steady the fovius uried states ireT~eHy
bonds, 5il, Bhs shares, as Illinois Genital, so.
LoSpoS. Feb 2ilz0 mCouo have declined 70 ~, dsl Tor
money American Securities generally steady eou
have slightly declined snee The ofhrg AID are noH q1o''e
IN
LoSpog Feb as mConsos closed 1t o2 40 ior Hoasy AID
aeeouat American Securities closed a. hs olosfg rates United
state, TveTFenty bod, 7l. IHos Central Railway 'lt',' @
Ere Railway shares t5i.
Feb 2L-uned states F'eIEfb bolls IRE gae' "
IS for the old issue
LiygRpool Peb 2-Iisa mThs Cotton Htet open du and
heavy under lees profitable trade report Tie market b e asd
and tho sales Of the da are likely exceed oO nas prices have
fallen Of a. ID on American descriptions since Tie close % The mar
let Saturday evening The following are tie opening qao'Ah
MdlHng Uplans ga Milu Orleans lA The Bred'iuhs mat
opens quiet and s,esdy the articles ia the let qued fol-
lows Flour 5lG bbLi Com, ~ per quarter for
Melwen; Wheat I6 per GENITAL o California White and H.
for No Mwsuksei Barley SO per bush' oats Sll Peas
l6 per B Provision market dull and steady The usual
authorities in the the following quotations. Beef lR
bl fo EIifa Prime Mes Pork ~ iT New Lard = cat for
American Cheese 81 Tor the bet grades Of Pine Bacon, 40
cst for Cumberland Cut The market for articles d American and
other Produce generally quiet and without material alteration 10 price
Naval Stores are dun at Tor Common North CaToa Rosn
IL for Pale 81 spirits TuTrtae Petroleum steady at -
gal for Pennsylvania Canada Refined There AL, Spirits
Petroleum in s hands only made to arrive OILS nomira
at Ro5 tun Whale 2o FOR Sperm; R1oO for Hn'ee TaaoS
a % cw for American aud ST. Petersburg Laseel Cake, 40 lo
for thin oblcug ar ieediDg
Liverpool Peb 4-l2O m-Coitoh-Iis umff i lts'y Atd
inactive though prices quoby uned; the sales q, Is
hongbt Will not exceed 900 bales Breadafs market qle
asa steady prices without change Proor-fhe market for
Lard active prices have advanced to SIC per e Tor
Aueap with quite heavy transactions Bacon tmer At 40 per
c, for Cumberland Cut Prodnco-Ptoelm is finer and prices
have alvaEeeI 10 I 2 for STANDARD White.
LyxKpooL Feb 22 Cotton heavy and prices have de-
eped to a9i Mldng Upnds the SPOT and go to s'e
Miidlng orleans 9IGlOl
LvyEpoo1 Peh 25 p uTbe Cotton market closed dbl at
decline The following authorized closing quotations; hddhg
UrsBd, in port 9,d Mddng Upards 10 arrive, sidi Mdng
ossu 9d ofthe day foot 5000 bales The Beatar
male, closed su but quotations unchanged Corn A. quarter
m M,d Western The prices Provisions Of all kinds unchanged
Tn. Sugar market closed at for No u D. Spirits Ioen
t,, IA. advanced TO $40 Other quotations unchanged
ANTWERP Feb 24-Today observed as holiday 10 tbs city Oh
the street, however Petroleum Ia quiet At +5 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
NEW CATHOLIC BISHOPS.

Rome has confirmed the following recon-
mendations for Episcopal sees, made by the Penary
Council OF Baltimore IN 1865 The Right Rev. Sylvester
H. ROsecrans ID. D.. Bishop Of the See OF Columbus,
Ohio; the Right Rev VIM. McClosky, d. d., Bishsp OF
louisville Ky; the Right Rev. 6. v. Ryan. C. NJ, Buf
falO: the Right Rev DR. b. j. McQuad, D. u, Presidents
Seton Hall College. Rochester, n. Y the Right Rev: Wn
o'Hara, d. D., Scranton Pal the Right Rev shana|
han, ID. D., Harrisburg, Pa the Right Rev. T. Muller,
Allegheny Erie Pa; the Right T. Becker Rich-
mond, Va, Wilmington Dell the Right Rev. j. GlbboDs
Baltimore Vcariate North Carolina the Right Rev. T.
J. Ryan OF ST. Louis, St. Joseph. Mo- the Right Rey J.
Melcher, ID. D., st. Louis, Green Bay Mcl the Right
Rev NJ. Heiss, La Crosse. There are Apostolic Vi
carates established in Idaho Montana, Arizona, Colo
RADIO. For the last, the RightHey. Priest pratectus
Machebeuf, vicar-General Of the Right Rev. Bishop
Lama OF Santa Fe at Denver, has been selected.
The See OF Nashville has been transferred TO Memphis
The various natonaities of clergy are representsen the
appointments 3. II. Rosecrans. McCoskey, McQnsld,
Becker Gibbons, Shanalan. are Americans M ~ Mel
cher Hess and believe two three OF the wears
Apostolic are Germans Ryan Bishop, perhaps q nara
and Mullen, are Irish; and NJ Machebeuf Is French a
Belgian and two Spaniards were named Tor Idahoa
three IN California: an Italian Frenehnan, and ap
Irshuan for Montana for Arizona, three dnercp ma
tionalties We cannot state who were tue CHOSEN Tor
those NicaIlates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......HrA "a

CLEARED.
stesmshp Niagara Brakeman Norfolk CS Point and Nehmosd Va
steamship Rspdan cheeseman Havana and SewoAns Livingston
steamship Montgomery. Irons, sarannah R Isxdsu ,n
steamship Charleston berry Charleston n IL Morgan Co
Steamship Somerset t6lis Bsld%ois,c v: PsrssI
Steamship City Of washington Brl Tbbett' Liverpool John
Steamship cmbha Ha~N), Ha.sh, Hamburg KunAard.Aca
ship Blue Jacket SlnSOns San FraGGsoS c0G'''I Co
s sa SaSs Ssl:i SIGd sigf. DiI s
S 11 R:. ssS S s;.S
s Big T Bss:I e. B D SlosI: E saspS s
Eng sSsS R t1.l EaT 1 Is r Son Ss e w. E
Brig d dRoS TSIs Fss Hs9SsrT T, NJ q Eye
BIZ Ymwaule wseTel. Neu,iiss Miller HOughi0n
Brig PgCtus MeAlsyy Havana EaDs. ! w e, Co.
se5r ssstisr Btss Portsmouth, n H. A. s.stsou Co.
seST R. De Ss'S COZ s'i TsSSon.
scSr " Il. Jones, Line YsriSsnda A. Abbott
Schr. Gen Grant Mckinney Portland j. A. stetson.
sehr. j. NJ Richards, Irving, Wilmington n C. Derie! Miller
scEr Dictator Mctersou Falmouth JAM b. solOmOa Co
Steamship MarOu, Fsicos savannah with me and pass % R.
steamship MOueta sSseEO Charleston, with mdse to Wheeler
Lnnar.
Steamship Saraogs King, Norfolk, With ndse annd pass to l.
steamship Herman LIVINGSTON Eaton Savannah 2h inst with Hdss
Steamship Nereus Barse Boston with mdse and pass 10 william
BARK Ocean os Halifax Dickson Shields aay, with dse % H.
gas lost bboOm with ali the sails AID TgsDg attached split fore and
maintOp sails.
ser John Roach Berry from the wreck Ct tie BARI Persia asf0ro
90 Fire Island.
Scbr Mildred Fellows, Chase. Boston
SchE Feewing, -, Gloucester.
Sch. Emma, Mills Portland.
schr Vim. n. Davis Port Morris.
Schr Sarah. Yates Glen Cove.
Schr Oliver Perry, Palmer, Glen Cove
Sloop MARY Elizabeth Graham. Southport
WIND--SurloWn, fresh. ENE, showing.
SAILED.
steamship Charleston for Charleston.
49,. hin pr.,, , Psb nj la =; ,an CT % bsssJR
Rspdan- 2 inst III lat 81 ~ ", o a 70 We
hence for EeN-0reans
MEMORANDA.
steamship Nebraska of Williams GaIon line hence l2h irstt
rived ~ Liverpool on the 2Jd inst
DISASTERS. !,
FoarREss MONROE Minnesota laden with
Snaps Island and fail Of water "eeAng n las
gone TO her assistance.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,
Feb 24-Aryed steamships Virgo Savannah NcCean
Glaucus, New-York.
FoRrREss 22The schr Jepnie A. sheppard with
lumber from Georgia for NewYor arrived to-day short Of Proyonsi
from Syannah pat for harhor bng Baltimore
Liverpool which Norfolk days 10 ds las
repaired for seLT Mbes from Nook os
Eew-York, is in the Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

Flre WAS uIsCOVtTtd at aDOut OcIU.h I 49, 4
day morning In of OF mefenement ia
Carrost near Third-aye Brooklyn, owned Dy ar. Nus
tavue A. Smith, and occupied by number OK annsss.
The flames spread rapidly, and soon communicates VIII
three Of the adjoining houses, two OF wycn MeIo
destroyed and the other was badly danaga iIe
all their furniture Us tho flames spread 20 rapidly thsr
was with difficulty they could save their nyes ino
house in which the fire first caught was insured Tor s0
by the Fremen's Insurance Company Tie otbes three
buildings were owned by John Heckef, ana Dennis Svn
Ian and Jo,n Carr Loss about 5000 insurance uoo,
by the Egnitable Insurance Company Of Hew-fork.
A fire from defective stoye-pipe destroyed yea
the Wilcox block at Jackson, Mich, on sunday Tue
hnding ,vas occupied by the Peoples National BANK,
Youn glove a Co.. groceTs; Ford, tobaeconrst ana h'
bani fancy goods Loss $4,000; insurance. tsVVvo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

"a
During the last few days the trade IN Dry Goods has
shown more activity in most departments, but especially
In Domestic Cotton Goods There has been considerable
reduction the OF cotton fabrics In second hands,
and the upward tendency Of cotton has induced job
beers 20 buy freely for repenshng then stocks and Ia
anticipation OF future wants This has caused increased
rmness among the commission agents. and heavy cotton
goods are Iailc per yard higher on leading makes OF
Goods The severity OF the weather has some effect in
Checking the demand for Spring fabrics and the trade
cannot be reported, q whole, satisfactory
The exports OF Domestic CottODs from this port 10
foreign ports for the week ending Feb 90 1853 have been
as follows To Dutch West Indies pkgs 70 Dutch East
indies $50 pkgs 70 British West Indiee pigs; 70 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
poApn OF AUDIT.

The Board met at noon, Mr.. Chauncey NJ.
Denew IN the chair The claim of James Watson for
sos 81 due him for alleged error in calculating interest
on claim previously allowed was c9nsidered bat de-
fo anse furnished the th Of July 1855 OF Charles
kruger OF 1919 49, for services as Interpreter ~ te
ces i'm taking down awnings from yarous county Offices
i'm November 1885, were also considered but no decisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE MARKETS.
ica,ialiy reported for THn TAIsrxF.I

iCseiaIy reported for TBE TsIhrSFl
MONDAY, Feb. %. 1853.
AsIIEs-The demand is fair for Pots at IS O0SS ST.
Pearls nominal at Sl1.
BUILDING MATERIAIs-A fair business was
dohe IN all articles coming under this heading
and the market has ruled quite firm. The clos
ing quotations are follows: Bricks at $40 500
Ga bgfor Common Hard S1sdS22 for CrOton and $40 $40
for Philadelphia Front Cement al s. 25dS2 so for kosen-
dale; Hair a 36a3Cjc for Rio Grande Mixed S7oS7se Tor
BneuOs AyIes Mixed and 1l0l2c. for Unwashed Mixed
Iaths ~ 81 7ba$3 three months Lime at 81 so fOr Com
Ion and 50 for Lamp Plaster Of Paris at s. 6lg4 per
tHn for BuosNOva Scotia; = 40 per DBL Tor Cleleu
Ia Sefi and 81 80 per bbl for Calcned knckeIDOcAer
and Empire Mills -,
COTTON-There has been more activity to-day at the
lowest Eres, but the market is very irregular and
stll to great extent nominal; the demand
entirely from exporters, who take 1855
Nales out OF T. coo sold. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
STREET CLEANING COMMISSIONERS.

The Street Cleaning Commissioners adopted
resolution yesterday directing the Contractor 10 forth
with remove the Of ice and that hcum-
Der Broadway and resolved that the question OF where
10 deposit this matter shall be referred to the President
OF the Board OF Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
Proposals.
ORDNANCE OFTIcR. WAR nEPAKrsTyr. I
WAHfvGToN. Feb. n lffH.
: for IRON KEAMS AMI other

ORDNANCE OEUcE. WAX nEPaErsSxr,
WAsHfvGToN, Feb n lttn
PROPOSALS for IRON BEAMS and other
ibON for ROCK ISLAND ARSENAb-SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii Be received By the undersigned oGeo O'Clock
the day OF March nex for the delivery Of railroad the
Rock Island Arsenal In the state ~ Of the following varieties If
whith due notice will be given.
0sS b Straight Out Of Wind Iesgh square Tie
einehf beaus) eD'"
nch beams and smaller sizes Of beams and Of angle ard chan
mel iron.
WroughtrOn columns ends ready up bidders
plans Of the columns they offer - furnish.
round and Fat Of Goo pounds square inch epsy r
roof trasses, &c -
The price Of per pound delivered % be clearly stated
Proposals will also be received pound for TIE ieh noh ard
&c. drilled and lifted ready 10 set ~ aeorl
ng to plans ~ be at this Office.
Payments delivery OF the iron. tbeeAs ~
funds shall be received for that and such fnnd az me T. D
may provide - -
Ten per cent on each partial payment WILDE reserved unt the com
pleton Of the and the right reserved to reject OF All b
deemed unsatisfactory and 10 accept bids and contract Tor Al o. sJ VI
the materials advertised for.
For further details desired sppy at this onee in Iersoa
T. j. HOLMAN, Byt. Dr. General.
Commanding Rock Island Arsenal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

Feb. 2l-7,3i3 bbs. Flour, 565 bbs. Corn Meal Alb
sacks Corn Meal. 1000 bush Wheat, 2lltn bush Corn,
1865 bush Oats rs bush Rye. eto bush Malt il2 bush
Seeds, All pkgs. Beef. 4g bills PORK LOIS pkes Cnt
Meats lar pkgs Lard 9a Dressed Hogs, 3,Cs7 bbls.
Petroleum. lac pkgs. Butter 200 pkgs Cheese lad bbls
EgQa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
gabimus ganks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
IN Pour.eentbst-SIx PER CENT INTEREST hee o. tax
paid all oa IS $500 Deposits made on Sf sos nATeh
III " anil SerstsrT q CONSTANT, VicePres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM SAVANNAH. Peb 2Gn steamship Herman L1vipgston-w
Shears GOiberg c. p Wade r. Cocherou Ne 0Ordon j.
Ssphon lady family, Gran H. L4Sor p Daley Bssas H.
Mcane and Ass Lnnesi Miss Roberts r. Weing Lyneb.
q. Lorng.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
San Rises. 6.4l sun ses... 5;ss Moon eets. 7;a
wATKK
Sandy HOok.. 800 Cows Island. e56 He'd Gate ..-ll;1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
Ni6iNtno Nuiitts.

ONCE OF TaE CmcAso AND AITos RAiIEoIp Co
CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. H. }.
NOTICE TO STOCKH0LDERS.-No Notice is
hereby given 70 the Stockholders q The GHC4S0 ADJ e TIVE
this day declared upon the IRE
stock Of this Company payable AZ the e OF
MESsRS NJ X JESUP COMPANY No. II Pine st., New-fork
the % day Of March holders Of said stock who may be regis
close Of hours the 18th inst
transfer will be closed the 18th s and reOpened for
transfers the 81 day Of March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
S1urt Selaratn's laotifs.

. NEv.YoSK.
PoRTwARDEsS oFrcs, No % Wlfamst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section q the At passed April ~ 1851 entitled Aa,.
Warens 0mos Of the Port Of New lo All persoas
having charge Of the subject matter Of afh nan
survey tia, the following vessels nos under efa
on bT snd that the said Examinations WI
be succeeding this neiSs on oo~ SAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

aso bush Wheat $500 bush Gen. ao Dressed Hogs 800 Live
HogL
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-Fet a.
Beef unchanged 6a2lc Cows unchanged
Sheep sales 5000 6G Hogs Gales 1900 at Sl2a So
PER 100 h, net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

TENTH NATIONAL BANK
No 25 Bosdst cor Exchange place NEwYoRK Feb ls 1853
A Il n meeting Of the Board of Directors of
N this Bank held this the Banking Rooms, Mr. JOHN b.
DICKINSON was President Of hr ID. L.
Ross deces ed JOHN n. STOUT Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

THOMAS r. AGNEW,
IL Nos 30 AND s62 GREBNWlCH.ST
NETWORK
has Teas Cohee Floor and al knff
Provisions from 10 IS cent he s pef os
the ns the hard times everybody should ea ard esmIse us
prices before buying elsewhere and ssye Is 10 80 per chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
Coparintrship 9utit,s.


nISSOLUTION.-The firm of JOHN TAY
LORS SONS (Oth Tenth day Of January
1868 BY Taylor All having claims g,ni
will present the at the omce No. SS Vren"hI
corner Of IAysti EeW'iorh
undersigned will continue the Brewing business unaer s nsne
and style OF JOHN TAYLORS SON. "s II. lAiLOi@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

MILLER & Co., Produce Commission Mer-
shah purchase Flour Grain Provisions, Seeds
1ssr Cheese Rg Beans Hops Wool Ci,eu Res Tobacco Ashes
OSnnfry Pfodce sold and purchased eemoa the favorable
made remit
Satisfactory references eheeT given application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
WtSital.
nIarblt NaMirIs.


NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Extra
vi Inducements offered the next SO days country trade g. G.
wALDOs wsreOoms No l32 Broadway between Thirty hh and
Tbirty.siIthsts, N Y.
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on
WI hand all ready for setting in bang which must be sold In
The usIt30 price, Of TehnldinH
A. KLABkR, No ia East EightesBtHse near TbidAye.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
w Ires q Marble Send for catalogue. T. b SIhm,AksI
No. 600 SIthAte, between rbrtythl and Isrtysh'hsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

Nn4nE THE CATTLE ARE FROM-Thc bullOcks sold at
enertohs are reported from the following states new
ngkh1 scs FennhJl vania, 1S6 Ohio, 81 Michigan 50
nhnois zosz Iexas - Iowa. us Mss0nri - Ken
bnrky, "; connecticut, -: Canada 80 Total, 1871,
l1cy came " the following routes: Erie Railroad,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKEr.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Feb. "A, 1853
n.fvrs CeWa Sheep and Lsnbs Swine
lO2 6 800 26l59 ll,2h f2E0
xSese we're sofa ST the following marketplaees;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

PHILADELPHIA Feb. II, 1863.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
IL HOLDERS Of this Company win be held on WEDNESDAY
MARCH o'clock the Office Of the Company which
election will be held foT Directors for tie susgng year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

> IONGsLAND-The COUPONS doe March the bonds Of this
Compspv will be paid By WIN g. RUSHMORE, Treasurer
~ At.ric Natona Bokln--NeEloIk Eebllary w BOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

PRICES or BEEF THIS WEI.
The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight Of meat, seller sinking oftat Is
abullOck whose quarters will weigh ewt, al IS cents
nound alnounfa 70 el20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

RICEThere Is nothing doing except in retail lots at
1lG1ltc. for Carolina.
sUGARS-Raw Sugars are held with rather conf
ance owing the upward turn Of gold, and the market
steady basis OF rs for far to good Re
aning The demand Is lights sales OF 30 hhds Cuba at
f2aIic the outside for Clarified, and TIC boxes Havana
At i91 elsie; Refined are quiet at 17c for Hards.
STiSAW-rhe demand is moderate, and the market is
unchanged. We quote az 81 10 for Long, and 81 for
short.
6EEDs-The market for Clover Seed is unsettled 1t is
held higher Timothy Seed Is quiet az sass %. Rough
F1aXseed il firm at 81 OaS2 IS.
TALIOW-The inquiry Is fair and the market nrmer ;
sales OF 900 900 10 az II al13e
wHIsKY-The market Is quiet and prices are nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

CLryELANn FIITsBrReH HAliRoAD VosFAH,It I
OvpcE SECRETARY TREASURER CLEVELAND, Feb TO- l6)
+ n meeting of the Directors of the Cleve-
n Pittsburgh Railroad Company held hs day the following
resolution adopted:
That meeting stockholders Of this COMPANY BE- ssd The same
hereby cael Cleveland tie Ah Jay Il March at ~
take consideration the lrPne Of Increasing TIE
Of the Company the amount 70 part Of The amoan
Of earnings constructions the prorreiY OF Consolidating
leasing or operating road The Transfer Books viii close on TIE
25th inst and closed t the l5h March, inclusive
GEORGE A. fNGERSOLL Secretary