The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1872, Page 9

SPOTTED FEVER. .2mportant Official Communi- cation. - CONTAGIOUS DISEASE Meeting of the Board ot Health. At a meeting of the Board of Health heid yester- flay afternoon the following reports {rom the various ers were received sea ee Sanitary Committee bmit the follows sepon for the week enaing ant Ss ety nt ois Sanit Ins) City Sanitary pete report a ialal ot 1,50 tnepeo- by the Hea'th Inspectors, as follows, viz. :—5 publi ‘695 tenement houses, 69 brivate awollings, 27 other @manufactories aid workshops, 10 stores and 408 stables, 90 slaughter houses, Til ts one ure dumps, 1 rendering dock, #4 sunken and vacant lots, 22 ‘24 cetlars and basement road drains, 108 cosets, Setrect gutters and sidemits, eee carer a me So, STAGES AND STREET Ca! 14 125 visits to cases of conaane dise reports received from the poecagn Inspectors were 220, 1o week 83 complaints have beeo received {rom citi: it referred to Health Tnspectora for investigation and port. His report shows that during the week tue disintect- corps have visited 78 premises wuere contaglous diseases rere found, and bave disinfected aud fumigated 8, 1 privy sinks, together with clothing, bedding, te. oases ‘smallpox were removed to tue hospital by THE AMBULANOE CORPS, His report also shows that 4t sinks and cesapools bave cleaned and disinfected by the night reugers under Board, and 176 loads of night soli removed . Permits have been granted to 19 vessels to yscharge cargoes on vouchers from the Health Odicer of fe yocoineting corps have visited 11,008 faxailies and per: Formed 10,68 vaccinations, of wich s4 were primary tna 192 eeconuary, There hi have also been 2,448 cattle inspected at the market ards, of which 29 were found bruised and 9 badiy bruised. ‘The following is a comparitative stateunent of conta, us leegaat reported for the two weeks ending February fan Diph- thers i7 The number ———Freve phe Typhoid, Ser Suarlete Measles. 0 rds there were Tegistered b64 deaths, belng vious week and #4 more than the corres 1. ‘ymolic diseases produced 180 deaths ul, 222; developmental, #4, and violent ‘smallpox increased from 25 ‘THE DIGHEST NUMDER since that ending April 15 increase of 9, and diar- ‘affections #5—an increase of 10. The mortality of mation declined from 25 to 23, of diphtheria and croup ther from 82 to 80, of pwboopins, cough from 26 to 22, of 1, and of typhoid fever from 7 to 5. to SPOTTED FEVER. ittent fever occasioned 6 deaths, the same number as the preceding week; 77, deatha were dne to puthisia pul- malis and 91 to the local respiratory compisints, being a ot 10and 9 respectivey. ‘The foliowing ‘were the cipal meteorological features of the week as recorded for dey vite Cooper Union :—Maximum tempera- qminimam temperature, 20 degrees; mean being 2.uL degrees higher than for nding pened during the past ten years. Mean barometer, 80.047 inches; mean degree of hu- The ailorney reports as follows :—Number of actions com: heed for noncompliance wilh orders or violations of Ith laws or ordinances, 72; number of judgments ob- ined in pending actions, 6; number of actions discontinued evidence of abatement of all cause ot complaint, 5; umber of complaints by insnectors examined and rorm o eder endorsed thereon, 142; number of such complaints ex- fajned and returned fer forther examination and peport 18 ‘The unitary Comvany of Police report the following mount of meat fab, ke, d and confiscated as unt hee, 11; tgs 11; veal (carcass), 1; ntbObe ‘oe flab, 15.000 pounds” REPORT ON SPOTTED FEVER. Upon learning of the death of four children in pune family within ten days vy spotted fever (cerebro- jpinal meningitis). Dr. Morris, with a number of is inspectors, visited the premises, to learu, if pos- ible, the cause of the disease. Tne following report ‘as presented ' “Borzav oF SANITARY, Ixsrzorion, New Yous. Feb 14, 1si2. '} To tun Koasp or Hearin:— GRNTLEMEN—Several reports have been received at this ureau of sudden deatns having occured at wenth ave- ue, in the family of Mr. Brown, said to be by spotted fever jcerebro-spinal qpeningi). ‘The first was reported on the ultimo. ‘The second death rred February nd on the Ith @ fourth, These children, their ages being ‘six and ven years, and fifteen months; mila symptoms, aged thirteen hee now convalescent. Were children under the age e history of Pall exhibited the fast were taken sick at night. fetailed history of the case 1s as follows :— First Cu,—Albert Brown, aged seven years, while at WO of January, sald he was kickel im the Homach by @ school mate, falling from the force of the low, siriking his head again frou railing. He did not omplaln ¢ of fis injury until aia aboat seven P.M. when he fold ht side pained him, The nether states he took eapper Nas wound and weut to bed: come foiained only of his head! had no chill or fever. ‘The tether went early to bring @ physician, but soon returned without ne, and round his boy dead at ‘about five A.M. There was eappearanos of ety eruption or spots upon his ‘body. poaenertons, examination was made by Deputy Coroner Beach, and is described as follows :—A thin layer of ox- zvasatod blood, covering the surlace of the brain and e ending to its base, with bloody serum in the veniricles. re was large patch of ecchymosis at the seat of the *kIok, but no peritonitis, Some dark purpuric spots were jnoted seauered trregulany over the trun! dC Maximilian Brown, aged four years, was e father states, on Sunday, February 4, at bout ten was seized with vomiting after going to bed; had no convulsions, chill or fever, but seemed to feel the | f his brother excessively, and only complained of headac! He died about seven A. M. on the Sth inst., after about nine Third Cuse.—Teresa Bi ed thirteen vears, was taken wick ot about two o'clock A. My on the norming of the Gib nat, with pain in the head, moaning and crying out, A phy- Dr, J. Q, Small, was called, and describes this case an pertect; "pulse, rapid; bad been ers’ deaths; ' the ekin of aturai warmth and moist; some yomiting had occurred; were soluble, urine reported normal. The only com- fart wae of pain ov re bead, not severo; no pain scwhere 5 I. Having 10 suspicion then of Yiood f nervous exhaustion from non the 7th, and 3 mplatning of’ her \nderingin mind, Tae hd what dilated, intelligence fet. There was theria of the entire cu- raestheria 0! waz surface with sepectal tenderness of the larce, Potts eh she called rheumatism, # disease she once had. agus was covered with & white coat: no i pulse me ote good bya th yhad slept but Iittie, ba omnia and had rain.” Subsequedt ly afew spots of a peared trunk and thichs—not ined on the 10th instant of to the frontal portion, alo of serge at jn the I, jenderness of limbs and Ro speciat the head tothe sacrum, but some baln was ‘over the nochanter of the right side. On the, 1ath instant, er symploms were much Improved and abe apyeared to be free from pain or soreness, and no eru, ma Be ndigcovered upon any part of the body or limba, walesct Fowth Case.—Berthold Brown, ay gd ick February 7, at about erght o'clock P. M., compiatning of nin his head and heart. “He had been to his brother's the afternoon previous, « distance of six or seven ales, ‘and seemed very much depressed and excited over his ‘On his return be ate a hearty sunper and went to bed ead and vomited, The eleven years, taken bund, with a cadaverous countenance, of deep ne." In this case there had been no convilsio rook place at avout two o'clock P. M., Sunday. "Put One Louisa H. Brown, aged biteeu thonths, nursing er was taken with vomiting at about oneo'clock on His death e.niorning of the JUth instant. Was perfectly weil all day nd was nursed by its mother at, waive o'clock midnight. aa suddenly , taken with chili, vomited: became a very ‘offensive stool, aller edo Debts occurred ‘at’ about mine o'clock Av M, aiter ‘Geath the face, body and limbs were covered with pur- ols and some rose colored spots also were seen on feos, chest ‘A post-mortem examination of this nild showed © cont tion of the blood vessels of the brain jand no effusion in the euyitien, he merical history of these cases, although imperfect 1d somewhat obscure, the symptoms for the most part be- ng detailed by the parents suilering under the anxieties wad preitemente of f the occasion. do not geem to present ail those ribed to true cerebro-spinal meningitis. But that there S¢'n blood polson which bad. produced. these results there with ' eno doubt; that there should be found a direct, cause ere seemed NO avertion, Tt was diligently searched for and found, reful examination of the systems of Upon nage belonging to these premises the, following condi- tons were engin — This Bouse, No. 445, aud the aijoin- house, No. 443, were found to bi a ‘common privy aut and one sewer connection theref® wo the hs m street, all the cr from kitchen ainks of both with it. drain was of earthenware ye cellar of the rear wall of ibe house No. the partition between it and 445. This tT the point where it entered the cellar, tending. at son, two feet above the cellar bottom: lower pening of the elbow was loosely fitted '» Sato the shoulders of the next (ne of A i which passed ere and underneath th e cellar bottom, ‘he sewers in the Eleventh avenue. At this loose ot tof the Sure was no C3 to prevent ats re assed outward and upward throug Phe tath jath Wan plaster ker partion yn base board and loose flooring of the roo et aio It was on this floor, level fe arith the wireet tad’ ning, that Mr. Brown's my) onsiating of himeel! ‘and’ six children dweit, This joor was divided into four rooms, as follows:~The front was used as tin store, a rear room used for all the or- fainily purposes, being «itchen and living room, with fwo small bedrooms intervening, one having doors’ from Front and rear ‘the other baving an entrance only rom the atore fo front, In the rear room in one corner there & closet without linlbg, almpiy shelve, Upon questioning f jhe inmates they descri! offensive odor a Tom thie ciowely fre srentiy #0 bad as to produce pa he sick girl Of thirteen yeare sald, when #he b gunes ‘About this stench, “Oh, airy 1 lead logs and rate; it has often made me sick. ‘The investigation of the sewer pipe before mentioned dis- iosod the fact that thie foose Jolnted elbow was aimort Miireotly underneath this closet, Veing in the cellar adjoining. (close to the partition wall. At the top of this wall was an pening wader the floor and communteating with the open ath and pastered partition dividing the houses. Aguin, there fwas found an enclosed wood bin, boarded up to the floor mbove | lo- fate tom the cellar bottom, in which this elbow was preventing in a great ‘measure the eaceve of these ‘Rewer guace into the cellar, but causing them to pass almost ‘directly upward, through the nings ee into she Glovet, trough ‘the dooring ‘and boards In the ory Of we cases it Li 'be obeerved. that stacked at night, and with nearly icentieat mié——pain in the head, vomiting, sometimes a cbiil, proatration and rapidly fatal. ‘bat can illustrate ively cause and elect? With 1 might, oe ion entirely obstructed, Innalation ‘of poisonous power i in constit Ye Boariettavey’ “ae meuieuhions gl A ver: nits could be antici, ind, ind, oF aa fn these vee, ‘ih a .n u to rence ieee sabes pene stituting an tron pipe, with tignt i} iL oactrape rise bach sink the wane ipa nee ene NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, be attributed by far the larger proportion of cases af typhold and other fevers of a sthenic and msthenic cy ter, and that coutarious diseases here {ind them most active factors. House dralnase, tight jointed pipes, eticiens traps in waste and sewer pipes, with a free outlet for gases by a continuous gben mouthed sewer pipe, beyond and“apove’ the. roofe of din all dweilings, and other bulld- fe is exposed, would unquestior prevent much sickness, suffering and death now often tributed to mysterious ‘and unexplainable causes. Res! fully auimitted OKEAU MORRIS, M. D., City Sanitary Inspector. FIN NUL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapyaspay, Pee iano PM, On ‘Change to-day wheat was duli and strong. ‘The cotton market was heavy and lower. MONEY EASIER, The money market was easier and the stock- holders were more freely supplied at six per cent, although outstanding loans at seven per cent were notas arule disturbed, while there was a fair amount of new business at the latter rate, To the govern- ment dealers large balances were loaned at five per cent, the rates among the brokers in these col- laterals being five and six per cent. Commercial paper was steady and quoted 7 Per cent for prime double names. ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, A scarcity in commerclal bills on Europe and the recent large demand for remittance against im- ported bonds have combined to stiffen the foreign exchanges, and the leading drawers aavanced their Sterling rates *¢ per cent to-day. As there is no steamer until Saturday there was not much doing, Tates at the close ranging as follows:—10915 a 109%, for good to prime bankers’ sixty days sterling, and | 110 a 1104¢ for sight bills. GOLD STEADY—110!4 A 110%. The gold market was steady and du'l, the only inquiry coming from the merchants in connection With their necessities at the Custom House, the de- mand from this source being sufMcient to prevent & decline under the tnfluence of a further advance of our securities in London to-day, where the improve- ment was % @ % per cent.. The domestic market for governments, in keeping pace with the foreign fluctuations, allows less opportunity for fluctuations in gola, the course of which to-day is snown in the table:— 20 ins In ee gold loan market the rates ranged from 8 per cent for carrying to flat for vorrowing, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared $41,172,000 Gold balance + 2,401,177 Wurrency balances + 2,805,308 % THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. The aggregate exports of merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending February 13, 1872, were $4,039,357, GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government list was fairly active, under purchases both! by domestic investors and by the foreign bankers who recently were sellers, The following were the closing quotations:—Unttea States currency sixes, 114% a 115; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 114% @ 115; do, do, coupon, 115% a 115 do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 110% a 111%; do. do., 1862, coupon, ao, Ul @ 1%; do do, 1864, do. do., 110% a 111%; do. do, 1885, do. do, 11% @ 111%; do. do., 1867, registered, 111 a 11134; do. do., 1865, coupon, January and July, 110% @ 110%; do do, 1867, do do, 11% a 111%, do. do., 1868, a0, do., 112% a 112%; do. fives of 1881, funded, registered, 108% a 109; do. do. do., coupon, 108% @ 108%; ao., ten-forties, registered, 107}¢ a 10734; do. do, coupon, 110% alll. THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for tne city bank stocks:—New York, 135; Manhattan, 145; Mer- chants’, 119; Mechanics’, 133; Union, 137; America, 145; City, 225; Fulton, 156; Leather Manufacturers’, 180; State of New York, 112; Commerce, 11734; Broadway, 270; Ocean, 33; Mercanule, 120; American Exchange, 11834; Hanover, 1004; Metropolitan, 137; Kast River, 110; Market, 120; Nassau, 106; Shoe and Leather, 156; Continenial, 95; St, Nicholas, 111; Marine, 165; Importers ‘and Traders’, 166}4; Park, 166; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 97; New York National Exchange, 97; Central Naiional, 100%; First National, 200; Fourth National, 10934; Ninth National, 10814; Oriental, 160; Gold Exchange, 101; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 95; German- American, 104, Ata meeting of the Clearing House Association to-day a committee, previously appointed to con- sider @ proposition to provide tor clearances of gold checks In the same manner as now employea with ordinary checks, @ report Was submitted im favor or the movement, the exchanges to be made at the usual hour fof settlement of balances between the banks, On motion a resolution was adopted ap- pointing @ committee to confer with the Secretary of the Treasury and Congress, with a view to their sanction of a measure allowing the Sub-Treasurer to issue non-interest bearing Clearing House cer- tificates In exchange for greeenbacks, said certid- cates to be employed tn the Clearing House oniy in settiement of differences between the banks, SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER, The Southern list was dull and weak, with a gen- eral decline in prices, The chief feature was a (ur- ther yielding in the South Carolina July bonus to $2. Missouris were steady and the North Caro- linas exceptionably strong. The following were the closing prices, inclusive of quotations for the leading Southern railway and municipal bonds:— Tennessee, eX coupon, 65% a 66; do, new, 65% a 66; Virginia, ex coupon, 56 a 59; do. registered stock, old, 45 a 52; do, sixes, consolidated bonds, 55% @ 664; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 173; a 18; Georgia sixes, 75 a 80; do, sevens, 85 @ 88; North Carolina, ex coupon, 33 a 35; do. funding, 1866, 23.0 25; do. do., 1868, 21 a 23; do, new, 17% a 18; do, special tax, 1344 a 14; Missouri sixes, 94 a 9434; do. Hanuibal and St. Josepn, 92 a 93; Louisiana sixes, 60a 63; do. new, 50 a 55; do. levee sixes, 60 a 66; do. do. eights, 80 u 85; do. do. eights, 1875, 80 &@ 85; do, Penitenulary sevens, 65 a 70; do. railroad eights, 70 a 80; Alabama fives, 62 a | 66; do. eights, 90 @ 95; do. eights, Montgomery and ula Ratiroad, 85 a 92; Sonth Carolina sixes, 63a 58; do, new, January and July, 324 a 338; do. do, April and Octoper, 31 @ 32; Arkansas sixes, funded, 564 60; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 93 @ 95; do, interest eights, 85 a 86; do, second mortgage, eights, 80 a 83; Mississippi Central Ratiroad, first mortgage, sevens, 83 a 87; do., second mortgage, eights, 76 a 78; New Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage, 87 @ 90; Go, do, second mortgage, 77 @ 80; Memphis ana Charleston Railroad, first mortgage, 84 a 88; do, second mortgage, 78 a 82; Greenville and ®olumbia Railroad, guaranteed py South Carolia, 55 a 60; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 60 a 63; Wilmington, Char- lotte and Rutherford Railroad eights, 50 @ 52; Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad sevens, 50 a 68; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad eights, 75 a 86; Memphis city sixes, 59 a 60; Savannah city sevens, 85 a87) New Orleans cousols, old, 73 a 76; do, issue railroad sixes, 70 a 75; do. sevens, 68 a 72, THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were we bids for the raliroad bonds New York Cen 6s, 188. $634 Gt West 24 m New York Cen 6's, 1887. incy & Tol iat New York Gen 6's, 0 lows let m. | rk Cen 6 Gai & Chie extended, | may 8B. 104 ic 24 m. Ohi, RYa Poctne ” Mor Bute SAY GE Ist Hug R7's, dm, wf, Alb &5us 5d bas Bae | ahgh 807 ferPy keh 3 a af Pass WT, guar by NO. We Cen Pac gold bonds,. Upion Pac Ist 106 YK aN Ne & 80 Ti 89 H Ist 5 Had 2 TH 08, Chig AN W . mate rg Chis & NW % Han of St J #8 Han é& St Ji 00 ‘ab 40! rol. Cy ie BAILNOAD BARNINGS. ‘The earnings of the Milwaukee and St, ?’aut Rail- road for tue first week in February were in 1871 $96,134 87,716 INCTEASC.... 00-000 seee ee + $8,308 ‘The earnings of the company since the beginning of 1872 show an increase of over $72,000, as com- pared with tne corresponding pertod of last year. STOCKS DULL AND LOWER, The stock market was steady and very dull, with a firm tone, most of the day, but became weak and rapidly declined in the last hour of business, the Gealings toward the closing of the Stock Exchange being ata range of fully one per cent below the miaday prices for the several leading special- tues, sach as Union Pacitic, Pacific Mail, Western Union and Ohio and Mississippl, while elsewhere the decline ranged from three-eighths to three-quarters per cent. The attention of the street was stl largely concerned with the career of Hannibal and St, Joseph, which fluctuated between the extremes of 474 and 42. A great deal of stock was bought in for the account of brokers who failed to make their deliveries im the ola certificates, which foc this use were worth at one time as high as one-half per cent, or $60 for every hundred shares, The brokers of the “ring” who have issued the additional five millions of capi- tal made their tenders of the new stock to-day, and in each case took along a notary and a witness of ¢he proceeding, who re- corded and subscribed to the facts of the tender of the stock. Meantime the Stock Exchange insists upon the old certificates as being the only “good deliveries,” its action in that respect being confirmed by the Goveruing Committee, who, at another spectal meeting this afternoon, tnoroughly discussed the question and decided that as the transfer signatures of the Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. were a registration of the stock to all intents and purposes, as required by the rules of the Board, the uew stock will not be a good delivery for thirty days from February 13, atter which interval .the registration at tne Tentn National Bank will be recognized. While some par- es shrewdly suspect that all the present com- motion has been excited for the purpose of enabling the “ring” vo cover their ‘short’ sales, others think that the new certificates which made their appear- ance to-day are really portions of an extra issue of five militons of common stock. In any event, for thirty days to come it would be well if every owner of the common stock should insist on ils broker calling his certificates from the market and refusing to lend them. This course might result in the severe punishment of those who, without the knowledge of the stock- holders and without notice of their intentions to the public, have secretly increased the capital of a cor- poration fron#four to nine millions. Between the good faith of the Governing Oommittee in their efforts to suppress the practice of secret stock watering and the Knowledge now of stockholders of their power, the present opportunity ought to be taken advantage of to teach the “ring a costly lesson. It 1s a pity that some such daring spiritas Commodore Vanderbilé is not Interested m the matter, so as to makea “corner” on the “ring,” which, as a punishment of rascality, would be a more striking piece of poetic justice than even the famous Harlem ‘corner’? on the Aldermanto legisiative rings of 1863-64, There was a smart recovery 1p Harlem, with sales at 113%. The st. Paul stoci$ were firm and Reading utteriy neg- lected, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICF3, The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest, — Lowest, New York Central .. 97% OT New York Central acrip: Hy i 93 2 113%, oy 7034 Tass Northwestern 9L Rock Island. 112 St. Paul.. - 65% St, Paul preferred 16 Obio and Mississippi .. « 454 Union Pacific » 8545 Hannibal and St. Josepn. - 4735 Western Union Telegraph . ms Pacific Matl...........6- SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK BXOHANGE, Wednesday, Fet Feb. 14—10:15 A. M. 50ahs Merchants’ Bk 30D & Has. OC 13SEC s's, ny Jandy. 1000 California 7 4000 Missouri 6's,. 2000 Erie 2d mt, (4i¢ 200 009 C&R LAP Rita long 3 (000 Mor & Es Ist m.... 106 by Mo 19034 1000 Pao RTs, g by. +m. 4000 gree aN 400 U 8 Fxbress Bhig Sn NYC He cis 3b 8g 100 Erie RR.. sbe is 6 Mich Cen Ri WLS aM S 700 Sus aw 10 thinoin 100 Clev & Pitts isiabe ‘a 23 Chic & RT 41g 100 iy Cote NW Let 4 23 ML astral iti. 50'sbs Amer Ex Bank 114 Co 100 Con ¢ of Md + BBIg Too aca a9 364 Quick, Min. Co Sl3g 80 Del, L & W RR. 100 ‘do, 2°" 400 Ohio & Mies... aw mick Min Go pf.be 83% 200 St L&I MRR.. 400 West U Tei......be “A 100 500 Mariposa p 030 235 100 10 do, 2h OLOSING PRICES—5 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. 70! a 70% N'western v’ Pacibe Mall... 57% Rock Island, NY Cen con... St. Paul. 55% NY Cen seriv.. pr %. Pal pi . 8 : ib% le. ean is Onions Miss, Wen 44, Bos, Har gris See Ae Union Packs Han & St Jo 4356 Pitteburg......- Col, C & Ind Gen den why Northwestern... COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waoxespay, Feb, 4—6 P, M. CorreEe.—The market still continues quiet but frm for all descriptions, There were no sales reported. We quote:—Car goes Rio, ordinary, 164g¢, a 163gc,; fair, 17. a 17ige. ; good, Trige. 217%. ; prime, 18lyc. a 18}4c., gold, in bond, sixty days; Maracaibo, We. a 2le. ; Lacuayra, 19}¢c. a Qe. ; St, Domingo, in bond, Me. a 143ge. ‘a, 23e. a YMe., gold, duty paid, CoTToN.—The demand for cotton on the spot continued very light and chiefly for consumption. The market re- mained steady. Future delivery wasin fair request at from an ic a Me. higher rates, ‘The sales reporied on ’Change to- day sum up as follows as ay Last Beeaing ae) Consumption. Speculation Tota)... 6 —Fortuiure dgiivery (onere low ping the saies have been as follows :—La —- Febrivari , notice on, bo a5 200 at 2277-18 ae C F:) at Wise. Lite, 800 at 32 Pe 200 jc i 400 at ay 800 at 00 ‘at 22 13-16e., 800 at 1,000 at 200 at D at 23 600 at at 600 at 23 at 23) ight me 100 at tae. Total, 16,71 Rates on cotton i follows:- To Liverpool, by ro Havre, by steam, c., gold team, 344., compressed. compremed, To Baie ports, sion, 98 New Orlea rath yy jalveston, ew 0 AOL Obie, Tae: Ba rhatteston et cl NDogLON, 397 5 Noptolky 189; | Balionorey 1634 low Yi FEBRUARY 15, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET. Boston, 206. Total 12874: thie any last week, 12.744; thus fay lanl year, Mualz, We a eprhgrevine Ueland pr igs Orleans. Teras ‘0% 20% at, 21 33 2382 F 2% 3 33) he] quotas based on athe ra Fd i malay © anning in more tl baif a erade above or below the araie a —_ uted FLOUR AND GRaL 40,900 buabels : oats, 9,550 do. Beoelpte— “jou 4046 bois. jgorn meal, ; corn, 600 bbis. and tad bags; barley, 11,000 bias. “Phe flour market was dull, AT unchanged, 'At'the close there wasn fair demand for gates or of ay and rather more doing in phe ales Bagrogate, shout 12,60) bola.. ineluding 2,000 le, of Routh! 800 bbls, Corn meal was dull, bat B47 80 oT rac} » ss a 70 518 630 a CHa 675 Roun dbs ory shipping brand H & : 4 fy ound hoop Ouso, ng is a Gosne hoop Ohio, trails brands -10a 77% ‘amils 800 a 850 6a 7 -7%3— 775 Bt Toute choige doubie 800 a 900 Rt. Louis choice (auaily 9 0 a 11 00 Rye tour: 45a 540 Bouthera Ni SMa 5 bv Southern superi 5a 625 Southern extra 6508 800 Southern family. 825 a 11.0 Corn meal, Western.. 3 60a Sob Corn meal, Jersey. 36a 8% Corn meal, Bra: 410 — 400 405 400 = 8 75 a 19 50 Wheat was somewhat irregwar, common elected and heavy, walle ‘cholce Milwaukee was, wante $l 61 hetas geste freely bid for No. 1 in store. The sal 000 bushels, at BL “a sont dnferior Chicas were about » BL for fair No, 2 Chicago in store, es ‘® $1 6346 for No.1 Milwaukee in ‘lore ‘and atloat, $175 for white. Rye was duiland nominal, at 95c, for Western in atore, Cora was dull and lower, ‘Sales 75,000 bushels, at 7c, a 74c. for new mixed afloat, closing at 7c. a 72ige. ; '73c. a Tye. for yellow. Barley continued in ‘moderate request, with sales of 4,200 at bc. for kwo-rowed State and $1074 for up lake Canada in store, Oats were quiet. but unchanged. The Sales were about 35,00) bushels, “ati, for whits atlout Bic. 40. for No. 2 Chicago afloat, FRELGHTA-Tho market was quiet bul eieadye The inquiry tor rooin, either by steam or sail, was very moderate, ‘The chartering busin uiet, with the exception of a limited inquiry fo: is'for petroleum. — Rater re- mained without noticeable change, |The engagements ro. ported to-day wera as followa:—To Liverpool, by steam, 230 Lloroes beef, 4s. 6a: 40 tons leather, 60m; 100) bales hops, at dal, The siomival rate for grain was da. abd. ‘To Lon- doa, by “80 tlerces lurd, 208, and A6iona of mahogany, abd by sail, 1,000 Dols, flour, Tk. Bd. To. Ginsgow, OF steam, 15 tons tallow, a. To Autwerp, 50v terces lard, 2s, h 64, To Hamours, by'steam—700 bage clover nce only charters we ‘heard of were:—A British bri Pernambuco and back, general cargo, lump sum; an Italian bark, hence to Leghorn or Genoa, 000 bbls. relined petrol- eum, MOLASBES.—The market for both domestic and foreign to report was quiet, but prices unchanged. We have on’: Sales of 280 bbis, of domestic at from 49c. to Séc. Ola’ Cuba—Centrifugal and mized layed. Maseovai, refinin; juscovado, groce Porto Ri Lanes English 1s! New Orie: NAVAL active and very fir chantable order, at B20. a B23¢0., fused. Rosin remained quiet, but ta-day was a trifle irmer. We hear of sales of S80 bbla, good strained at $4 70, 160 bbls. & No. 9 at 4 90, 70 bbls. No. 1 at $525, and 395 bbia, of extra palo at 8, Tar jeontinued dull and porsinal, within the Tange of $3 25 a 43 60 for Washington or Wilmington, PreTROLRuM,—' there was a tritie better inquiry to-day for refined and the market was a shade firmer. We heard of gales on "Chango of 3,600 bbis. for prompt delivery at ‘and 1,500 bbls.” for remainder of month at 230, Grate, in bale, remained quiet, but unchanged, ‘There was a moderate call for refined, but’ no noteworthy transactions quoted at 1234c. a 18e, Case oll was also quiet, but steady, although nominal at 8c, a 28: tha was dull, but nominally unchanged ; quoted at 13c. a Take. for Western or city, At the creek the market contiqued dull ana to-day wi ayain lower; quoted at $373 on upper and #3 85 on low road, The Phiiadelphia market was also dull, but relined was held atrifie firmer; quoted at2l%o. ale. for spot or balance of month, Provisroxs.—ecetpte--Pork) LAT, bola. beet, 360 ui meats, 1.878 do. ; Tard,” 2,942 bbls, and tierce: The market for mess ory wee qui he offerings were small at the decline. Sales of 2 bbis. ior March at Bid Ly, sa Jobbing lots tho sales were about a bbls. at S13 8739 a $13 60 for old, #14 for new and Ptdieg continued in fair demand 70. tor city long Je. nic. tor heavy Dressed hoga were a trifle e clea: to Tight Western short. rib. firmer, Western quoted a B%e, 4c. @ BMG Beet sontinued in limited requesi, within the range of mer quotations, Sales 200 bbls. at from 8 to ®11 for mesa, Sld a s12 or extra mess, $10.0 $15 for prime mess tlerce And $18 a $:0 for India mess tlerces. Beet hams continue let but steady. Small sales were made within the range of Fis 4 $25. Cut meats were also quiet but firm at should 8, 10e. & 12c. for do, hams, 5440. w aye. for smoked dry salted shouide a 53ge. for pickled ‘shoulder: Si. We. for do. hatns, 7c. a 8c. for do. bellies boxed or loose, aun Be. a 140. for su; red and smoked hams. There were Lard-—The iharket. for Western remajnei quiet but. stea Sales 650 tierces at 94,c. for fre ood No. 1, aad. 9%. for prime, 500 tiercea for April at 10c., March quoted at 9 o- Late last Hoall ealea, pricsipally ja. & jobblag way, within the Fange. LG evening 1,000 terces kettle sold for April ut 10c. We also note aales at the West of 1.200 tlerces, buyer's option, for the month at8%c. City lard was duil atc. {0f,—The market continued moderately active and very firm, ‘The sales were about 60 tlerces Carolina at 8c. @ 9¢. 115 bags Patna at 724c. a 7c. and 400 bags Rangoon at 6 a SUGAR.—The market for raw has been 2 shade more act! to-day and ati continued withont noticeable change. W hear of sales of 425 bd Tetining sugar on private torms £14) boxes molasses aud centrifugal aiigar ‘at te. a le; and Sit boxes centrifugal at 10/4c. a lige. There has been a larce Bustucse, ta Mastin ‘sugars, torday’ aud for the ‘past for ay not previously reported. The sales aggregate vest x a bags, on terms not made nown, bed +—Ouba—inferior tocommon renning, 8c, a th good fair reining, 9c. a 8!¢e.; good to prl © Uige tair to good grocery, 9c, fo oheice centrifugal, hhd ‘very, H74C. W 10 e. molatses. hhds. and Havana—Boxt 0, W to 13,9 Yet a sie al Mie Lde. a 1 Porto a 10g Tage’ ae. Java 10 iid digo ade jantla—Superior and extra superior, 7 73 c. a S35 e. STEAMING remained dull and nominal at 91ge. for tierces, TaLtLow was in fur Gemand aud steady. Sules 75,00 c., for choice citv. KEY. —Receipts, 400 b ately active, but lower. Saica DOMESTI? MARKETS, GALvEeToN, Feb, 14, 1872, The market was moder bis., at 9c. for ikon bound- Cotton dnli_and nominal; good orutoary, 19340, ‘Net re- cerpts, 936 bales, Exporta—To the Continent, 4,114; coastwise, 1,713, "Stock, 48,383. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14, 1872, ne quotations cannot be 8, 7,281. Exports—To 2 48 a18. SAVANNAH, Feb, 14, 1873. Cotton quiet, but firm: middiings, 21 21%gc. Net ree eripts, Set Dales. Exports Conammrise, 871, Sales, 900. Stock, 75,004. MOBILE, Feb. 14, 1872. afotton dail and depressed; middiings, 41ige, Net recelpte 6 vales. Exports coustmise, 15 Sales, 500, Stock, 798 CHaRLEaTOR, Feb, 1, 1673. Cotton quiet; bg a agg Ulge. Net receipts, 664 bales. Exports coastwine, 1,763. 20, Stock, 2 sien uisviltts Feo. M, 1872 Tobacco very active at previous prices. Sales, 145 hhis. Oswnao, N.Y. ¥eb. 14 Flour steady and unchanged 1,800 bbl le Nai spring, $8 for amber winier, $8 60 for white winter, 9 for doub# extra, Wheat firm for spring, which is scarce; No.1 Milwaukee club, $60; bushels do, in car lots, LL Corn in better aeinand; sales 1,200 bushels at 67c,, els in car lots at 6%, Burley quiet and an- ani da quoted at al % $105, Rye nominally 80c, tern. Corn meal, 60 for pk wc $l 55 for an- Milteed unchanged; shorts, $25; a ut 27; middlings, $25 a 30 per ton. High- wines, Wige, jiroad treighte--Plowr, to Boston, 696. wo New York, o9e.; to Albany, 4! BUFFALO, NuY., Feb. 14, 1872 Snipments by rat!—1,200 bushels barley. Fiour quict and unchanged. Wheat, rye and neg! ected. sales cars No, 2 at 5c. Barley inactive and and ‘ard qniet and pomiadiy #16 Seeds dull, at 3 otby. Highwines nominal | Cattie—Receipts, but on Cotton dull and depressed ; given t receipts, que bales Cork, 2,930. Sales, 2,000. Stoel car, making the suppiy since Friday 2,027 head, or 172 cars, agalnnt 274° cars: fof the same time last week. The run being thus very light, the market is active and bedrioy Prices are a shade better for common and from !c. . betier for food than fast weel Sales Med 417 head fiteott steers at * nee of prime Ll. ing 1,428 i2hy s hea greg, ranging | from “iat Ibs. “to 147s Ibs, at head Ini diane, teers, ranging from 1,250 "to at ia at $60 86.28 18, 52 hen ranging from 1,178 to 1,423 ibs., at ne ba GO 50; 13 head ot me Michigan steers, aver 1.569 Tbe. ut 37. cripts since Friday, #108 fer raP both Canada bad Westera than last week head of Canada sheep and lambs at $6 75 a $7 bi Obio sheep at $6.60 a, 87.49; 100 bead Michigan at 7 60: 316 head Indiana at $7 95 a 97 45, Hogs—Market more active, Sales, 1,440 head ; prices, from $4 60 to #4 75. Cut0Aaao, Feb. 14, 1872. Fiour active and stronger for good spring extras and supers; tully 10e. better than a week ago. Wheat aavanced and in Jair demand; trade mostly 0. 2 ering st $1 bt No. 8, 811 pring, seller March, demand fight, holders firin at a03ge. tor No. frend . Owe 4g changed. Kye 'n good py sialon of N ce. w72IgC. Barley quiet 88% . 2 fa en ag har ey iad Paull and se 75 a ry f0 we March, ser eek al A poe mente unchanged. Live active Hay higher aa ressed hogs active’ at jor a id 5 ts for ‘cholee shipping lote. Cattle dull and oka ged ippers buying sparingly owing to limited transpot Pos pated $0: emre to ry vn fy A oa arnt choice, a extra, co sold ai re aateeetpta-2,000 bis: bush , 78 , 9,000 do. oats, yo, ye 254,000 ‘dor barley and $i hoes Shipments—3,000 bois. jour, 3, 000 bus! wheat, 2B.WN) do. corn, 9,000 do. ‘oats, 3,000 ao: rye, 1,00 bariey and 8,000 hogs. THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW. The Police Can’t Keep the Saleons Cloved. The following communication was received yes terday by the Police Commissioners from the Board of Excise:— Ata meeting held by the Board of Excise on the 18th of February the folowing preambie ana resolu. tions were adopted :— Whereas persistent, flagrant and open violation of sundry pro of the Excise law by !arge numbers ot liquor deal "and ‘saloon keepers througnout this city demands prompt and efficient action on the part of ‘those entrusted With the duty of enforcing the observance of the law and the preservation of order in the community; therefore Resolved, That the Poitce Commissioners be, and they hereby. respectfully requested to cause Instructions to be issued to the several police captains that they shall BS ngbeda Cag face ie sank a ein ithin their respective precincts where lauors, ales or wines Tre'sold to be kept closed on Sunday, and the Board pledges its co-operation to the utmost extent of ite power to secure the ooject herein aimed at. To which the Board of Police sent the following reply:— th instrncted to acknowledge the receipt of the com- munication from the Excise Board of the Sth inst,. and to request of Board of Excise a reference to the statute (if any such statute exist) which requires places where liquors, ales or wines are sold to be kept closed On Sunday. Iain instructed to assure you of the efiicient OO-OPERATION OF THE POLIOR BOARD in enforcing a, * BY, eli Wid Cr at ans that by Ae LA ppored It to be a great defect in pron orgiviog’ away liquor on Sunday; 8 and di ony Be 7" rohit slg laces wi in ‘loved ou Sanday, 4] it Bo fe pore y 3 rie ‘hem to LU closed duri 8 O a A THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR BURGLARY, Que of the Burglars Arrested aud a Portion of the Stolen Property Recovered. At an early hour Tuesday morning tho saloon of John Earle, corner of West Tenth ani West streets, was entered by burglars, who unlocked the front door with a skeleton key. After gaining an entrance to the place they also unlocked the door of the sale with skeleton keys, and carried off $1,750 in bonds and $972 in money. The fact being reported ha Captain Washburn, of the Charles street station, he, in company with Detective o'Netll, from descriptions given them, arrested a former bar- tender in Mr, Hurle’s employ named Theodore Woodruff, The latter, upon being arrested, admit- ted the charge and stated the bouds were concealed in a liquor saloon at the corner of West and Des- brosses streets, Tne officers, upon visiting the place, found the bonds where Woodruff had directed them. They also found in the prisoner's possession $250 of the stolen money, He was arraigned before Justice Cox, at Jeiferson Market, yesterday atter- noon, and remanded to tne station house until this morning. SAI ks AT AUC TION. AR 1. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Oilice and salesroom 37 Nassan street, <oppoaite the Fost olice. eel Household Furniiu JOHNSTON e VAN. TASSELL wilt sell tts day, at 10g o'clock, at their salesroom, 37 Nassau strect, a large axsort- ment of Household Furniture—a large number of Carpets, gome very fine Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Extension Tables, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, broca- tel Curtains, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows; Mattresses, single Bedsteads, Sheets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Refrigera- tors, ke. Rosewood Piano. a Trunk of Wearing Apparel OMce Furniture, sitting Chairs, Stools, Matting, c. 80, 60 Sewing Machines, AUCTIONEER, ) MINE & BROTHERS, HENRY B. LEEDS & MINER. jonal elects. Standing Desks, Secretatres, tthe private stables, betweea ci and Ninth ave CUTRIX'S |S. le Road re Carriage Hors h elegant Clarence, ton, aix and four-in-hand Drags, complete sets Harness for do,, Robes, Blankets, Ladies’ ee Gentlemen's Saddles, Stable Fixtures, &c., to Close estate of if COLONEL JAMES FISK, JR, y order of Lucy D. Fisk, Executrix. The above can be examined SS and Inst., from 10 A, to4P. M., at the tatled advertisement wit be gives ay u ati went SALES AT AUCTION. WEY FELTWAD N, AUCTIONED, 1 18 1 BROADWAY. He SPEYER wil sell eae 4 ares and 01 worth of and Shoes, is . Parth a , AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS Jo aharedaye desk Febru ya 14, by virtue of chattel mort- 103g o' jeiesk! at 2% Hudson street, in this city, Bed- te, Paintings, Pictures and other Fur Sind, Mattress, Ci for Assignee of win oy oa . AG GNEY, S31 mitare. By onder of Autoeney FORD, GENERAL AUCTIONBER, AP- = A ‘and Broker, selia this day, at variety of Household Furniture, of — Parior Sulte, steads, Bureau, Ghairs, Hair and other Mattreases, edding, 0 hin Ginna ay Ware; also about $5 Tapestry and Stoves, Kngravings and Chromos, &¢. 4 ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, Peremptory sale, by order of executor, Valuable Property om Tenth avenue, Forty-ninth aud Fiftieth streets, New York, and Sackett street, Brooklyn, Kvery lot put up will be sold. BE. H, LUDLOW & CO. wil February 15, 187%, at in, o’eloek, AL Hroaaway, by order of th icks, decenne’ Fiftieth atreet.—Nineteen Gores on north aide of Fiftiotth atreet, 89 feet weat of Tenth avenue, having together a frent- age of 570 feet. Also 18 Lota on south side of apt Sevhgeed commencing at the southwesterly corner of Tenth nu norih aide of Forty- Forty-ninth street. Sixteen Lo! ninth street, 59 feet west of Tenth avenue, adjoining abeve lots on the rear, ‘Also ten Gores on south aide of Forty-ninth street, west of Tenth avenne, ing « frontage of 831.3 on ae ninth etree, Forty: treet is sewered, curbed and gut- tered, tt street, Brooklyn.—One Lot on north alde of Sack- reel, 100 feet east from Hovt street, 20x100, ‘erms IHbeval. Maps and fnil particulars can be had at oflice of sho auctlonger, No.3 Pine stove | M, HENDRICKS, Executor. — Executor of ven, Ranges, base Burners and Laundry Stoves, consisting of Senator, Califorota, Sterling, Justice, Pledge, Red Jacket, Director ‘and Cumberland Cooking Stoves, Compan Pertect ane & aanitity of LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, Sulesrooma 95'Chambers and 77 Reade atreets, B MINER & BRI y ALLEN B. SATURDAY, Feb. 17, at 1044 o'c ock, at our Saiesrooms, 96 Chambers ind 7 Reade streets, poftintsel Household Furniture, Mirrors, Car rbets, &e. 18 in time, JOTION NOTIGE.—R, T, HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, Household Furniture. URSDAY, February 15, at 11 o'clock, at 347 Lexington avenue, the Parlor. Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, Oiicloth, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, &c., contained in private realdence, ‘Catalogues at time and place ot sass ies oc Auctioneers, 118 RT NOTICE, EXTRA IMPORTANT SALE OF High Class FOREIGN AN D D AMERICAN TLN' by EDWARD SCHENCK, this day and to-morrow Fevruary 15 and 16, nt 60 Liberty streetjeach day AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, RT SALE. Now oa exhibition at Clinton Hall salerooms @ large ollection of modern and ancient Paintings, many of them having been collected by a gentleman residing in Europe daring tho past eighteen years; also a number of Italian Paintings in elegant frames; tt! hole to be sold without reserve Frida: and urday evenings, February 16 and 17, at 73g o'clock. GEORGE A - LEAVIT Yt # CO. Auctioneers, RT NOTIC Messrs, GEO, A. LEAVITT & CO. have the pleasure to State that in a few days their Art Rooys, 617 Broadway, will bo opened with GRAND EXHIBITION OF MODERN PAINTINGS, uent sale, will be give due notice of which. and sut ‘The high tone and high character of this exhibition will be understood from the supjoined names of arusts repre- sented :— Americans, Kensett, Rierstadt, Eastman Johnson, W. 7. Richards, Wittredge, Winsiow Homer, Castlear, J, M. Nast, Bellows, Tait, Shattuck, Thomas Cole, a, dc. Sreigh. Couture, Koekoek, Vibert, Perrault, Desgoff, Ber- chore Carte oa Kare ere erin Deccan buen) Camphausen, Salentin, 'O, “Achenbach,” E Preyer, JW. Breyer, - Heyachiog, Carl.’ Recker, lone, Bellange, Trayer, Schicatagen’ Eds Frere, digardely Widdeman,. BET: Toulny Zeom, Uulliemin, Charles and Hdmond T. Zachaggeny, Amberg, Duverger, Fichel, Gendron, Verboeckhoven, Dillensy’ Carl Moff, Verlat, Gesselschass, Carl Hubner, W: ghayer and 100 others, UCTION SALE OF Handsome and gente el Household Furmture, ‘On this day (Thursday), February 15, at 103g o'clock, at the glegant brown stone residence of Albert A. Vanderhot Esa, leaving for Europe, 262 West Forty-second. street, neat enth avenue :—Parlors—Velvet. Medallion feelin square roKewood 74 octave Pianoforte, Stool, Music Cabinet; Pompadour and M. in satin; Mirrors, Curt: ntuings, ons Art, Etageres, Tables, Capinets, Bookcases, Turk: aire, Lounges, rosewood aud walnnt. Becwesds, Bu. aghatands, Commodes, Spring and Hair Chairs, Bay ¢ Chalrs, in rep on Table, China Dinner and Sliverware; Basement and Servants’ House to let, k. NICHOLS, Auctioneer. Goods packed and deilvered for purchasers. Parties wishing to attend the sale tate Sixth, Seventh or Lighth Avenue cars, and stop at Forty- second street, near the house. (ION NOTICE. JUGHTY, Auctioneer, will sell, at the salesroom ay (Thuraday), at 1036 urniture, Carpets, Parlor Suits, Ac. Sc, Sev: grand Cover and Antoinette style Par- u street, near Fulton, this da: O'clock, a larve assortment of Househol Mirrors, Bedding, Wardrobes, Loung UCIION NOTICE.—LARGE AND PEREMPTORY sale at private residence 120 West 23d street, west of 6th avenue, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells this (Thurs morning, commencing ak 11 o'clock’ all. the rare and costly Works of Art, rich Cabinet Household Furniture, viz. :—Mage nificent 744 octave rosswood Pianoforte, cost $1,000, used 6 months; ‘magnificent Parlor Suit, Library and Drawing Room Sints, Bookcase, Etageres, Centre and side Tables, in- laid Cabineis, real Bronzes, Ol Paintings, Bedroom Suite, in rosewood and, walnut Bedsteads, Bureins, Wash stands, complete; Bedding, Easy ‘Chairs, Lounges, Glocks, Bullet, Eatension ‘fable, Chalrs, Carpetsy &c. ; over 400 lots by catalogue. Goods boxed and shipped. UCTION NOTICE. THIS DAY (THURSDAY), OPENING Sratvo TRADE SALE 50) CASES SOFT HATS AND STRAW GOODS, comprising A LARGE VARIETY NEW STAPLE AND, ‘DESIRABLE Goons, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, ours AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. ry large uasoriment of SOFT nay ‘STRAW. AND PANAMA HATS, ELT AND WOOL HATS. Particular attention of buyers is invited to thus sate, which contains desirable lines of high cost frewh goods, in original ackages, and received direct from the best manufacturers jn the country, Catalogues and goods now r WM. TUP! \ LEERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. Horse Mart and Salesroom, 108 Liberty, 35, 44, 48 New Church, 1%, 110, 111 Cedar atreets, His DAY 12 O'CLOCK, Expres Housebola Furniture (by order of’ Attor at private residence No. & Perry street. Brnaseis and Ingrain Carpets, French Plate Pier Mirrors, rosewood, walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washatands, Centre and Dining Tables, Arm Chairs, Lounges and Kockers. Wardrobes, &e., 4 ‘On FRIDAY,’ at 1 at 108 Liberty abd 111 general assortment of Umbreilas, Clothing, Boots and and Tools, also 25 Bushele Pon ¢ , 6,000 Cigars, dea, Ac. YF, COLTON, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FURNT BY tice; Planes’ Mirrors, Paintings, Parlor Suits, 60 or 60 Carpets, Osiciotbs, &c,, 4c.—On Friday, February 16, at the auction rooms 58 East Thi oth street, our second sale this ear will take place, and a The ordinary class’ of zood bracing rich’ Parlor, Dining Room and Curtains and Coralces, two oF three Pianos, Bookcas Warvrobes, Feather Beds and best Hair Mattresses, 50 or €0 pets, nearly all of them in use but afew months ; also a large amount of piain Goods, Kitchen Furniture: ‘ac. More full particulars in time, N. B,—F. Colton will aitend to reobng and letting real estate in connection with furniture sales during the coming Jenson. BR EDWARD 8C! MERCK, aver day, February 20, at} porter's #1 bi stock as sale of December 27, Parti by for Mortgage), clock Ledar street ancy Dry Goods, Hate, hoes, Ac, ; also Hi are, ri Hid Burnside Muskets, ae = DORFE AUCTIONE®R_SELLS at Buy 10g orloe at iia Fulton arent, corner Daven ia cont Fix rem Fen iture, splendid "Bar, excellent Cookin U bade ‘ac of fi lass Restaurant and Wine felon; $ aso atoci Max BAY! i en. Auctioneer, 996 Broadway. \ROCKERY AT AUCTION.—ENTIRE STOCK AT Z, , BAFCInY street will be ¥old Unis day, at Ii o'clock, with- out reserve. Those indebted to F. Ordeman must call this month and settle, WILLIAM ANDERSON, Assignee, AUCHY & JOHNSON, AUCTIONEERS—SELL THIS day, at 12 o'clock M., by. virtue of @ chattel mortgage, ihe contents of the Alhambra Saioonl, 164 Broadway, between Twent h and Twenty-eighth ‘ireets; all the elegant formerly owned by Frank Burns; Bar Ooun- tures, Beer Pumps, Gas Chandeliers, 200 yards od Jngraia Carpets, ) black walnut Saloon Tables aerate Olleloths, Window Awn- Signs, Lape Glassware, Vases, Crockery, dc, In lots; also, ir desired, © iuree ‘years’ Lease’ can be obtained ot the premises at » fow rent. DXMIBITION OF PAINTINGS—AT LEAVITI'S ART me, Clinton Hall, Eighth street, Thursday, 1b, derog day and evening, comprising some from QO. Benedict's coliection—Nos, 18, 2, 83,71, 72, 79 and 80, ge oye G, HAYDOCK, Sale on Friday AUCTIONEER, —PEREMP- fate of Broadway Slock. ROBERT HAYDOUK & BRO. will selh on Thuraday, Fe Fob, 15, at 9 o'clock, at store 691 Broadway, the entire Stoc! tained therein’ of ne Freveh China Dinner and Ten Sets, Canton China Seta, lated Ware, Table Curlers, tne Chandeliers rac! ¢ Clocks, Cut Glass, 4c. ; black wi But Tables, Viale Ginse’ Showcases, Wall Caves, dc Sale poritive for cash. ‘O8LPH HEGEMAN & CO.-FRIDAY, had 16, AT 10 of" Pean, ‘Brooklyn req ey od aatorts ner lyn —regul went ay jor, Chair at nd Di Soom Foren es Mat. is amd oth dei Sea 8 mth Mo Parlor " " cr Carpe bron” de ‘ after Tuesday, 18th Also a large ¢ able, aa above. A de- Galvanizea and tron Pots and Whe 0 GEORGE J. 1, Marsal. ARSHAL'S SALE.—I. 8 WEINBERGER, AUG- Uoneer, sells this day February 15, at 103g o'clock, at 12 Bowery, Carpets, rag Bureaua, Mattei 408, Marble top Tables, one Rowing & hine, one Desk, &c., &c. By order of ORENZ OBERLE, City Marahat. Also Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Kibbons, &c., and « large quantity of Wines and iquors, ORTGAGE SALE.JACOB BOGART, willaell this day, at 1 o'clock, at 418 Seventh avenues corner of Twenty-elgbth the Stock and Fixtures of © Liquor Store. By order of SAMUEL SCHIGLE and JOHN ‘ST, Attorneys for Mort; AUCTIONEER, ORTGAGE SALE.—ISADORE J. SWARZKOPH, AUG- tloneer, 273 Bowery, sella on Friday, at 48 West Thir- tleth ne Jargo Stock and atore. ele; ‘OS, W. KEARNE’ AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOMAS KEYWORTH WILL well this day, at 460 Ninth avenue, at 1 o'clock. = large assortment of Coats, Pants, Dresses, Shawis, Quilte, Blankets, &c., by order of Joa. A. Weaver. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—WILLIAM 8. INGRAHAM, 58 New Howery, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, 60 lets and thing, Silk Dresses, Kemnanta, Bedding, Blankets, Pillowe, Boots, Shoes, &c. Order Moas gant Fixtures of that Hjuor > Attorney for Mortgages. Men’ Women der garments, ‘eats, Spread ECEIVER'S SALE OF BANKING HOUSE _FIK- Rifives M; DOUGHTY, Auctioueer, will well, on Satur- day, February i7, at 10% o'clock, by order of Jerenuah Q ‘eiver, all the Fixtures of the Guardians’ Sav- , 164 Chatham street, walput Parvtions, walnie Wardrobes, Chairs, Sofat, Clocks, Carpets, Mattinga, aa Fixtures, Letter Press, large double door Banking House Safe, Stoves, outside iron Doors, Blank Books, Stuttoucry, c. To be removed immediately. Catalogues at’ the ollice of the auctioneer, 79 Nassau street, now ready. OBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, BEG# LEAVE to announce that he will sell by auction, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, February 20 and 21, the entire collea- tion of bigh class Oll Painting: compriiing tue private gal- lery of Henry T. Chapman, J Nl his collection of pictures best known modern painter irilucttgin) Gallery, No, 82 Fifth avenue, from 9A. M. to 10 until day of sale. ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. Horses, Trucks, Harness, Marshal's Sale, Wil sei! this day (Thursday), at 11 o'clook, at 46 Hamilton street, two bay Horses, one double Truck, one single Truck, one set of double Harness. P. McCABE, Marshal. IFW’S AND GENERAL AUCTION. ‘will nell THIS DAY. ‘@ large assortment of Bureaus, Washsti ‘rpets, Olicloths, ooking Utens AUCTIONEER. Unrewerved sale of the Private Dwelling No, 337 Leonard street, Brooklyn, . DINGER, S. DINGEE, THURSDAY" FEBRUARY 15, 1872, lock noon, TI Broadway, the (wo story Leonard street, Brookiya, lot 25x75; in good order; has. ail iotern conveptenes, Foi farther partiotlars apply to 8. DINGEL, Auctioneer, o€ CxbERS, DAV Ls Brokers in Real at the Exchange Salearo brick and frame Dwellin vedar street. Wi jampagne, &ec. Friday, February 16, at 11 o'clock. at 13 Bowery. the bal- ance of the Stock of a ‘ut class store, comprising imported aud domestic Wines an@Liquors—viz., of 65 casks Port and Sherry Wines, 28 casks Brandies, Gin, Rum, éc.; also reis choice old Bourbon and Rye Whiskey 0 about 306 rades, Corn Schnapps, Champagne, 4c, Sale positive, Dealers invited. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER,—MARSHAL'S SALE OF SS. Wines, Liquors, in casks, barrels and demijohna, Frte day, February 18, at 103g o'clock, at 13 Bowery, viz:—Hour- bon’ Whiskey, Brandies, Holland Gin, Port’ and Sherry Wines, French Spirits, &c.; also one tie jwusage Machine, jot of Lard iT Stove and Boiler, & bec Meim ae! DAVID GIDEON, City Marshal, without reserv 7 H. BARD, AUCTIONE R, OFFIC E FOURTH beat « nueand Third street, Mount Vernon.—-Will sell, ab Von, on the premises, coruer of Third avenue and Second Mount Vernon, 'N. b. 17, at 126 o'ela ci, ‘avery fine House, containing all’ moderna improve- ments; house contains 1) rooms, barn, hennery, and abun- dance of fruit; 8 C ity Lots; three minutes’ wal Ke from New Haven depot. Terms made known on aay of sale, ~~ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C._ OR SALE A STEAM YACHT, NEARLY @ PERT IN gs 10 feet beam, very cylinder lux); botler new. apply to THOS. ROBINSON, IN, decal | Ship News ollie, pier No. 1 Bast River. {OR SALE—THE SLOOP to the estate of Andrew Jou, ig in good repair and vow laying street, North Kiver. Apply to For’ ‘eighth street, RY, BELONGING ony deceased ; the vessel itt ine foot of Forty elgbup ‘Mrs. JOLNSON, OR SALE—TWO TUGROATS, 11X12 AXD, “ SQUARE Address K, MOCARKOLL, Albany, N. Y. JOR SALE CHEAP—A 2) TON SCHOONER YACUT; very tine sea boat; or will exchange for a $1,500 musle ‘Apply for FRANK, 129 Fuiton atreet, room I. box. I WANTED To PURC HASE. OGARDUS MILLS WANTED.—PIVE ee Mills wanted, Addre SMALL, DRY pox 771 Post oflices ~ PROPOSALS. _ ZEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the School Trustees of the Eighteenth: ward, at the ollice of the Clerk of the Department of oe Jnatrivction, corner ot Graad and Elm streets, until 1 the 20tn day of February, 1872, and until 2 o'clock P. Moa sald day, for the erection of ew. Sehuol House om the tote known as Nos. 411, 413 aod 415 East Sixceenth street, near First avenue, Plans and speciiications can be sect at the office of the ‘Superintendent of Buildings and Repairs, No. 146 Grand street, third floor. Proposals must state the estimate for each branch of the work separatel' ind be endorsed, , Propose for Mason Paitian! PeProposal for Carpenter Work,” Proposal for hy tw reties will be required ‘Two responsible and approved cesaful bidder, Proposals wii not be con- eles are named. The Trustees reserve the v OF all of of the proposals offered. iN HAY Lewis + KELLY, Board of from each # sidered uni ight to reyee CHARLES BOYL School Trustees, Ioan eon HAGEMEYER, Enghteeath ward. JOHN M. CARRULL, Dated Fen 6, 1872. J Fee FEIT 8 OL Cer pear. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done Ww short notice by the Metropolitan Frinung Ee tablishment, corner of Broadway and Ano street, New EUROPE. ase se NOCOA FOR INVALIDS.—NUTRITIOUS AND DIGES- live pancreative cocoa, specially prepared for suiTerece fom indigestion, debility and nutritious, easliy digesied and. pa most delicate stomachs, Sold tn tins from Is. 6d. by all chemists and Italian warehousemen, and by the manufac- turers, SAVORY & MOURE, 14s New Bond strest, Lon- con, W. UBEN'S HOTEL, NE Nara Upper Norwood,” Loadon.— jien:—Ita elevated, pleasant au combined with the comfort af o1 ment, have made the Queen's upper ranks of Knguab society. R THE CRYSTAL PAL ‘0 tourists and fami- salabrious positiods ral ~~ MARBLE MANTELS. ‘LABE RBLE AND MARBUBIZING UAB EH Tin eae ath street Marble aad igh 2 vers, Monuments, a& @ Turning for the trade. LARGE TOOK OF NEW Destans OF MARBLE M entw and Fioor ly Mant ER BID, 97 to 109 East Houston street, KLABER &°00., MARBLE WORKS, UU TO, 228 WEST Fitty-first strees, between Broadway and Eighth ave- Marble and Marbieized Mantels, Monument Head Fs a workmanship; cheapest In the oly; send, A STewanre SLATE MANTELS.—LARGEST ASSORT- ‘ment in the city, at lowest prices ieful rry — 05 Sixth ayenue, between Thisiy- tiuh wad Coury