The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1874, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1874.-TRIPLE SHHET. 9 to “ine. ki S =] OBBNA change, but quiet. Whiskey was again lower, Galveston, 2 to 25lba, Mc. a 2lc.; Indianola, 2% to 25 Exports—Coast 524. Sates, 1,005. Stock, 95,114 FINANCIAL E ty Bap Antonio and Corpus Cl . 2010 26 Ibs, okly—Net receipe Ts ‘ orts—Ty Gi Seonaamanannanaanatd onan a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | ges.zsex. 120 estore [wun teouarn ore and lard wore bth eaioroe Hin gusthanany AGU Mains Ha Aaa, waste va tala Fins onc Len Weisgraph. future delivery, with almost nothing doing for imme- | selecied. Dry saitea tide: BW to $3 ibs. isc. j mace 4042. Bales, 9, . i $20. 00 fc PUROHAGE MONEY | MORT. Northwestern... - Giate delivery. Freights wero stronger, with a scarcity | Mo" *icrnaubues’ 2c Watts 28'to 30 ibe: | | Cotton duit; midauing, isc" aNegrorieeh Myliig, | year to"run, for bale @t 18 pers ceat discyuits the ere &t, Paul. 47 46 of room. Groceries were dull and drooping, coffee, par- | I8e.} Marcuibo, 30 to $3 ibs. bavaniila to 3) | 16e.; oye ordinary, 1do, me.; low mi age under half te appraised value; made Ly New Milwaukee and P ave ys & lige. wer receipts I. ‘k Mutual Life. Faete bg ere 425 | Ucularly, being decidedly lower. Cotton was dull and | Iba,’ Me.; Sandwich Isiands, 28 Tbs, 16e.; | bales. F's —Constw ise om. i ok, 56.145, | or! igtpe - es : HALON & SLOAN, 81 Kast Sevonteent i Mississippi. 83% 83 | uncnanged f vet 6 but in moderate dems 1d, a#' they ‘run: Texas’ and ‘Southern, 2% to | Weel rely ‘Net recelpa bale, “Evorisets Great | Pal bs ‘Wi ‘all Street in the Shadow of | 2 Union Pa tle. 25% ss | See ech. f sont epee bat ie munteceyy Serene | ye He 5 MsndTe , currency. a A a Seca, Oe tain Aste Bs to France, 1,750; | $92.0) TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON BOND Congressional Chances. oF Gs a in’ tence Moinis are Seiwa sae tie ition gut. selctedl: iNew Orica aly, 6 it | : Wiiaixaron, 2, 17 | erty privaie 00 aa ga pestered, is sume oC $e) oe + On, O. | ‘old, selected ; Te: 0. tine 7 i ’ Startle aud Puaide preverred:.-022 any apr | fale anger tite Cart three daysy@s packages, |: 23 lac} texas, fie, 8) wo 0 Lose, ite: | pong bas Bo. “i $e or os lt rie a searehing ius, CALLENDER & LAUK: NCL a Fine at Hannibal and St. Joseph... 30% Fr) hae deen moderste sines our las bur prices | suttern. 20 to 4) Ibs. We. uy nator ed Haak | fOF extra fe turpen{ine steady ; $4 for hard, ‘The following were the closing prices of were quowed steady ‘at 00. for pols and. 9. per Ib. tor ii loutta, city slaughter, 10. Ih. iiss dow wr dip. ‘Tarsteady a $165,500 MoBUr SHCO%D MORTGAGES. AND 5 earl W73ge.; do., dead green, 9 to 10 ibs. "00, Feb. 20, 1874. or thee om Seed GOVERNMENTS; Buuwpine Ma: the Tbe “ibe, P Flour and unchan JOBN INGLIS, Jr., 165 Broadway, room 3. VERITABLE DULNESS ‘ita: edhon’Gurpeding” eizen: ridie's 1168e1, ao, | Marserlee peer eee ey fipe8 | de, battle, 18 to tbe. 188.4 ee Soleivential change | fo No o aptlagy $8 tot amnver soe pe Th Butts ": — U rrent We.quote — Pale, Fy oak, S| since our last report. ‘The stock of low and median | rod ‘sid ror aga witb ofa dull Wiest guiet. 1 Mu. $2! 50.000 & SUMS TO SUIT, FOB FIRST sixes, 1881, registered, 120 a 120%4; do, do., coupon, . eure iB Een a Emaiete aud are slow of eae, while finer quali. gy Mig he woe an pene of Paree “care at IS helt wetnin ee tat As] =. (my Bake Money free Banking Radically Considered, and with | 120%, 245 do. Ave-twenties, 1806, regisvored, | $9 20 i 75 euyered "Grot ee saat | He te reported slow and decliniug. From Me, states for npolted y | MN PHALON 4 SLOAN, St Bast y ond Wi May and November, 119% @ 119%; do, do., 1802, | $17 8 fo edaa a tor, brow nay Arputs | Ammer Wells circular we clip the follows >—Domena | oh spade pata | ———= . , eceipts for th Yi * e. = S Reference to the Understanding Coupon, 118 8.118%; do. do., 1564 120 9 12036; do. | tin a Mgeaus Liste ote! coarkee woled |-ines Meter. Moral "téccivs’ for” sume “Serio tn Isr a, sist teat fo diban . POPARLN ERS HAPS. do., 1865, 120% 4 121; do, do., registered, 1867, | joo wi busines cont ped sunall lois. Prices, ay | 19.9%; linports tor the week, STs tonal im) ots since Sep: NSPFALO, the a 1874. M*, JAMES W. WENMAN HAS AN INTEREST DF of the Average Member, January and July, 110% a 110%5 do, de. as6s, | man, SAB: dh Tandy 81 78. "Se ha period," 1872, iota, near its | gdm eed don; outu’ghiog | © ONT Dusinest rom ths Sate» WENMAN & 00, coupon, 119% &.110%; do. do., 186%, 120% a 120%; Pear ese Wa'sivey ordand, | Pricence'y§10% hope in Now York for the week ending | d BAI ta "Pans | -huv Yous, Fob. 20 1874 do. do., 1868, 119% @ 120%; do, ten-forties, Per rs toe Paths ino wi of esate nies, ule 1863, 130 1870, 1371," 1872 ana 1973 Ne wi ‘bakers, 81°35 BEN ATER 4 ZAC HAVE THIS DAY BY ‘Facts, d Infe Ap. | Zeistered, 112% & 112%; do. do., coupon, 116 8 | was chiyin moderaia edu se tet | to tote, | eesablie® quowed, | Rial tut agus bne er neacBs tne Bas res an TENCeS AS AP- | 116%; do, Aves, 1881, registered, 114 a 114%; do, | #nttally changed trom. those ibrevioualy publi non rT do” | to be settied with the under |. the Carpener Busl- plied to Current History do., do., coupon, 114 a 11434 trade and a good It ate rs tate gual thethome | fe by carne aa re be conda Real a El . er J ¢ \ Y= wt < tor favors rece:ved, SOUTRERN SKOURITIES fone. Gaotef Pipi and F I | 30, z sales of Fy i" Eecginmend himself tor any new ore lors, to pre he wilh a be “4 N ai $1 us THREE o's AND I. varay, Feb, 0PM} ‘The street to-day, in the absence of any special excitement, was interested in considering the question of free banking. If it were @ matter af- fecting a trade union directly we should have a | lively discussion, bat, the average sentiment of the Street being only directed to effervescent stratum, without reference to its effects, produced, as a natural conclusion, dulness, The circumstance, owever, forces the inquiry, WHAT 18 FREB BANKING? Patrly considered, in its largest sense, it is away ‘beyond the present conception of Congress, and, being ao, it suggests tne importance of getting as much from that crippled conception as 1g possibie ‘in the way of legitimate return, Thus, free bank- dng, pure and simple—and the writer overloads this article, to bring 1t home to Congressional ‘anderstanding—means an unlimited issue of paper ‘money, which people take for what itis worth. If the popular voice, in examining a bill, suggests »that President Barnard, of the Five Points House of Industry, or Mr. Brace, of the Ohiidren’s Ald So- ciety, as endorsers or certificators, are unreliable, {t might provoke distrust and a jarge discount, but the average bill would be take at Its face value and the discount regulated by the chances of redemption, the Five Points House of Industry and the Children’s Aid Society to the contrary notwithstanding. However, the problem of free Danking, imperfectly named, now before Congress, purposes something different from this. Itis not the thing wanted; but it is progress towards it, and the question is whether it 16 not better to take half a loaf than go hungry. There is 4 STRONG PRESSURE bearing upon Congress, which is bound to be heard in favor of free banking upon government bonds as the basis of security for circulation, The plan purposes the use of government bonds as a basis of circulation, and the witidrawal of such bonds ‘when the value of money makes circulation redun- dant. It is really the intro-convertible plan in anew form and thus objectionable. The compromise meas- are which leading financiers advocate now, first as @means ofrelief, and secondly as hastening that amillental period when a greenback dollar will be worth its face in gold, is simply funding. Tho latest operation of this kind did not pay, but if we make an effort in that direction there is confl- dence enough yet in the Treasury Department that the entire six per cent loan can be funded at @ lower rate of interest. It 1s certain that IF CONGRESS WILL AUTHORIZE #o much of free banking as permits unrestricted Circulation upon government bonds, the fives being soon exhausted, the four. and one- balf and four per cents will soon be called for as a basis of banking, ‘This is not free banking, of course, in the sense of the theorists, but it is a question whether it 1s not quite as much in that direction as it would be advisable, in our presen? condition, for us to attempt, We hear a great deal about resumption and the conversion of the outatanding legal tender issue into coin, This would be all very well if we ‘were in @ condition to make that redemption, but dt is just as well that it should be distinctly understood that neither from our agricultural sources, from our commercial profits nor our man- ufacturing balarices are we capable of putting our foreign exchanges on a par with the rest of the world. We are a large creditor nation. The money ‘we borrow is worth more to us than what we pay for it; hence, while we are drained to pay a large {nterest burden abroad, we are using the money apon which we pay interest to a larger advantage | that enables us to pay this tax ana yet make a profit, THE GENERAL WALL STREET SITUATION q@ay be described as steady, with tew changes, at fall events, in the gold or stock markets, to excite comment. This, in the face of Secretary Richard. | Son's little effort to create “an elastic currency,” by contracting and expanding greenbacks ad tiditum, 1s worth notice. There 1s a strong feeling Of opposition on the street to Mr. Richardson, and Uf he’ should appoint his funeral it is quite possiblo che Stock Exchange would adjourn, The neigh- doring hatters, anyhow, would be sure of a slightly increased demand for mourning bands. The following figures show HOW, GOLD RANGED during the day; not a very interesting exhibit, put showing how near we are to resumption from Mr. Richardson’s silver stand point oe 12; teens liga THE MORAL OF THIS DISCUSSION 4s worth moting, and may be thus briefy summed ‘up for the benefit of whom it may concern—viz., | sw ‘wealth is dependent upon production. When we in this country produce more than we consume and have a market for our production, then we qwill be in a position to resume specie payments. | jy nthe meantime, as borrowers, we have nothing ‘to say. The carrying rates for Gold opened at 112% and fuctuated between that gure and 112¢ during the day, closing at 1123 bid. Mr. Richardson's efforts at furnishing us with an elastic currency succeeded in reducing the out- otanding legal tenders $200. Paris despatches quove rentes at S9f. 5c. The amount of builion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day ts SIRO TREASURY BALANCES. ‘The balances tn the Treasury at the close of busi- ness to-day were :— Special dopoait of “jogal te tenders for re- ‘demption of certificates of deposit Coin. ..... ine! aoaas The following were tne operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day :— $2,034,085 $916,506 1,036,001 currency balsuces. . s 2 21,277,009 Gross clearances...... FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘was dull and heavy on the basis of $4 84 to $4 843¢ for prime bankers’ pills ana $4 67) to $4 88 for demand. The imports of dry goods at this port for the week were $3,457,866 and the amount marketed $3,779,071. The imports for the corresponding period of last year were $5,281,755 aud for 1872 $3,188,006. THE STOCK MARKET. Perhaps the largest understanding of the condl- tion of this market may be Icarnea from the fact that ©., C., C. and I. was the leading feature of in- terest—‘Three O's and 1,” as “the boys’ called it, monopolizing the market during the day, which meant unequivocal dulness. The following table shows the higucst and lowest prices :— Highest. Lo . . Y, 0, and Hudson consolidated... 101% Soak 18.. 81 Rock Island... 101s - New Jersey Central. 100% t | | \ | gold ranged | 7w from 2 to 8 per cent, closing at 3 percent, | 100 PESDELESSE present no new ieatures, and prices can best be learned from the record of curromt transactions, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Friday, Feb. 2010 As : Botore caue”} 800 shs West Un Tel. pou o 0,04 RR do. 400 Un Hus. oo es! bs ins Shne tig ee PESESEEES H i = iS ee € erege 4 &, Zz! =: 5: tt anaaee Pii6 a a. 6-20, ©, ni Prd ee | ae i ls oa a Bs iw Uso or 8 First Board—10130 A. MI. 100 shs Mich Cen ane . 1 Un Fao Ri Be Gee a bo +4 30} 5 2 500 Alt a 1000 ot & =] 300, T & We a 1000 Unt & rr it 1u0WC & NWocg do. Ba 6000 “doe do. Ey 130000, ¢, 0 #1 a 2) ‘200 Chi, RI & & Be) 100 N J Gen co do. 0. ‘3000 Unig & M 2d m.. rr 88 4000 Morris & Es 20 a TOO MISSES gold 8” 100 CRE NW ih oid 10M StPistLaOD 92 iu dan & StJo Ri... 1000 Ail & St £'8's, Ist 105% 100 do... bo 32 Soy MAL & BE Padim.. $1” 80 ley & i BOUhice MilIstm. 4 BO,008 oe iain cpa aa 1.00 2 a 2 100 Ww do. Me i % 8 8 A ef 0: 036 | 106 1W do. % wz2 1086 100 do L ‘Bk 195, lw S Con 106% To Gon Goss c..:b6 48% Ion Gos 1s | Joy Amer vis Fei bo Ge 50 do. Lotig | 100 61% 100° do. 1073 uv 0) dow. i 300 MAL & StF 463 10 do. 20 a ly). do 10 do: & r ry 10) Mil & 5: Te 20 Bs 51, 51 5 5 ryt Eos! P. M.—Before Call, poate 0.0.0 61 BS. c ae $12000 US 5-20, 6, °67.... 120% $20000 US Oa, cur. bo 116% Second Board—1I P. M. $10000 Va 6s, deter’d.. 11% 2000 NC 6's, speci i ) sy third Ge oe bs] 50 } BU O's, Pad 1 200 Tene 's, old, XC. it 1000 | Sug bie | fing it Ss it NUR ac RR Is bs £85 10) {000i S08, Lot 103% Ju Mila SEP 7 810, 6 awoc ihioy Stich Cen —— ifs ¥6 a itt 6 3 42% Fy bs 38} 82 FY & Fy a 3 33 35: a Soy 2:30 to 3 P. Me. 1000 shs Un Pac RR... 35 600 shs West Un at 100 2 Atl & cP Rit : Be poner CLOSING PRICES—3 O’OLOOK P. M COMMERCIAL REPORT, Cotton Dull and Lower for Future— Flour Steady—Wheat Higher=—Corn Masy—Oats Unc ed——Pork di Lard Lower—-Groceries Dull ry Weak—Freights Steady-—Petroleum Dull and Easy—Naval Stores Quict— East India Goods Quiet—Metals Quiet— Woel Steady—Whiskey Lower, Fripay, Feb. 20—6 P. M, ‘There was but@ moderate movement in mer chandise to-day, though trade tm many commodi- ties shows some increase ‘from day to day, and the markets generally rale firm, with a general tendency toward @ higher rango of prices in nearly all the leading commodities. In hardware, dry goods, groceries, breadstuffs, provisions, ous, petroleum, fron, wool, &c,, a fair business was consummated, and full or better prices were in most cases obtained. On ’Onange flour was steady. Wheat was in fair demand and decidedly firmer, the market closing frm at tno improvement, Corn was in plentiful supply and cheaper, with the exception of old mixed, which was nominal, Oats were withous decided | Hae an? sy ub, ker te to Hugs a fair fo rood, axe re iat ihre ia + Poll blithe, good to " heneadaaes Comran.—The ior, Wo te Gull for all descrip: soe were easie: ane. et per ib We note sale ring Bird int stent 3 do ia: good, 30c. a Ae. ; Ohio. & roud to tine, 8.0, do. en iy to tair, oy New York State, common, ures on silo. ke, Mi ir to ze tions, and | ox | ary. 2 ber; good Go. Mo. boo. prim eine Sreuit,. dave, goverument nas tae | pide, ; lon, D340. be | WGC. 5 Vey "map 2c. uw 280. st s Mecioan, Whe. re fiat. a paved Cutacoa, 246. «'250., old. Y Corrrx.—There bas Ae oll J a trade Consum- ot oyrine the past ys, the gag J Toot. (eye eo | Pai a 40. @ 6c., market eigung gly ba arrivals have been somewhat larger and stock hows seme a. The market however, @ anote Now Yori | feet ome isa. 8 rs prime, Ife, ; eke | et a Bike onto “inetory, da. Kood to, + Hic. W Lhe. 5 UO. ‘oe are hy a . ic. for Connecticut an . Or tus trade has been hight during the peritirce | B85 | days, bei Hoi neg to small Jobbing parce! Prices | were steady, 28c. tor sperm, 8c. @ 49e. for patent Spd. a 200. tor slearic. 280. for ‘and 10.8 | * for ihe ng 13, 14 and 16 oz, There has boon No) material change as re- pried and the dewand wus only moder | Syares, as follows :—Maail wotgble chan; arket ole Putaro de: | veries closed @ decline or Sony with fair trans- Recurngd We quote angen * od oT: if —The mae ‘are based on cotta: in store running in quality nee Pn than halt agrade above or below ‘a gr je quoted, The sales were :-— incl a bates to an future delivery (bests tow alddhingy the sales have. been as toliowss~Last Bats re eh orton ‘ary, 100 bales at ‘March, i sao: April, 100 nts iS Asieo., 600 at it ibs, ec te Li" o' paid xe: Soo ‘at Feat up to roe FM ey faa 000 at 3.320. Sin at lo Soden 1 100 at te Lage 20 F-ifo.,.000 at 18 1-8io., 700 at ‘were quoted as follows:—To tt mau steam, le, To itverpook ry Teceipts at tl 6 1 pales; N pene: Orleans, 7, 270; Ohiari 1s Wie rol Baltimore, ee now Work, , aa A ‘ils day Gay last year ‘saas.: tres ‘ek#s have been Garely-ststained we “limed’\ have been pressed for sale a prices. | We anote: New York ‘State, Pennsylvania and.New Jer- Ohio, Zc. & 240.5 niche Bo, a 41c.5 hens’ and Tuinols, Bes Be. Bsc. a 2c. uthern, a tate, Lmed, Domitial ige."a 176.3 restern, 14e, @ I6c. per Fuoun’ axp di —Heetints Flour, 10,722 | bbls. ; Whoa, 12,460 bushela; corn, 40,400 do. ,cornineal, 35 bbla ee 300 ) oages oat 13, 30,470. barley, 600 do. ; Rye, 0 do. 3 3 four mar rule jslendy. With a moderate for 0 Ss ne galas, x fnefoatag a ‘ail it Hind foo up ip abou! Bony ‘000 bbls. Faienest Bow foce sodrige ‘@ small ani, "ay a8 or tig enmeal was in- curve, but valuea rem Roticesble change. uote : 85.0 2 $600 6.00 a 635 650 a 700 70 a 725 $0) a 6% a IS San ntaeiesitens pg 288 ing bri a Found hoop Ohio, ser brands, 7% 8 7) Faw TS) 9 850 | Stone iow $50 a 70 a 8.00 Louis, 80 a 80 8 0 a 10 00 fomin: Rye flour, tine to superfine 40 a 600 | Southern, No. 2 40 a 5 | 5.85 a 6.25 67 a 350 850 a 11 25 40 a 4H 420 8 445 465 75 ry for rime a, $1. 5734.0 $1 09 lor ch vole fair to ade: 1 Milwaukee, Winter at $1 tnd $l 8 ied amber, Corn was weuk for ne mixed was in small Ly but pee at d6c, a 87c. in store, 90,000 bushels-at 72c. a Bo. for new, acco.diny tion; Te a 78c. for. car lots ot very dry mix for yellow, ry for ern “corn nominal; no sales, Oats were une! Seg atl uc. were ite, ot Hane id $1 80 antran oh at $1 90. Held at from $1 GS a $1 Dit tan berth ‘ire sd made aay. acted in the prise To “‘Liverpoo grain, for eapdars next week hel ; Bt 7-164. 3000 a Re al wheat at ord, CONG fo "eadou, by’ oui, 93¢4., Stons of horns at 50s, bark, hence to Cork. chartering line ry by — steam, aa dom, ao) bole. cap capacity, hence ie petroleum: at 3 an 0 tons, hence t to the tik rig, 181088 Res, terms; @ British brig, 198 toi rai cargo, ata lump fump” wire hb rk. hence bar! m! eos argo, Bt 660. per DUl.; a Gendiog brig, from Philadel- pet Re yopterday), to.arrive | 9, from do. Continental excluding Di i} Bole of refinga do. at 6. bd. por a GUNNER, —' fare et bas beem quiet, but pricesfor | somes ic cloth have shown some provement ince our the market closed firm. note @ sale of 58 rolla ‘of domestic crue ht averages, at lows —Do for heavy, ta Horne, Lie. a active, but were qu mare has been # quiet market for | “iene hemp ince Ets last, but Bie J hy sd auoted +, Sisal, Be. ropes, Lac. + Russia bolt . assis bolt rope, mae for commoh spring, "gi No. or he sales were about Western white. South. The sales wore ont: Fy i Fs 4 5 2 . ze 25 6 Wi ran ind ae 08 ior ‘There has been a fair inquiry in the line of eights for accoumodation. for grain and cotton erate call for room tor provisions, Rates There was Scan eames little ongagomenta, nels and week afte! yt puke ee an quarters grain at Aas an oan American brig, to Legborn, with alcohol at | 800. ‘American bark, | hence 1s ee: | rans, 13; aioe: flow 17 arrive. bor mee for red w mixed. to condi- jéc. 2 170, re) 7 ess mar: rain at nited | s writ as | ws :—Manila, Y¢ec., ay 8 oid foatys ‘Amariont ald other descriptions were'guowed, pe Jute wi need in va! Bes sought atter, but were quoted frm at dice. have teen ut ~ Gat Wa nove saleg of 00 bales at zie. curren 7 4 Hay and —There been less demand during the past three day i ae shipping grades, but the inguiry ualities has shown some Improvement. eh bite no Turther hang a as tol @ Zc. foi ross. the market has shown some improv ement (in | regard w the demand) since the bens sie pps during | the past three days Favsoahons, Ihevo Buenos Ayres, 21 lbs w 214¢ fee at ose, do., shippéd to ork on Naa sagooune? ithe a % 22 Ibs, at pee 1 gu) eodaye: 600 Callfornia, to arrive, 38 Prt ai EH oi ALY Uy a Ms §, county Pitre He currency; f 1.00 i cramer te ss bs. BLY, do. gow, 20 the, Sa Calitornia, apart arr ey a 8 era M Galveston, 24 Ibs., and ai i brlvate. Sey om 20 25 lbs, 2c. a eco. DI to 28 ie Yc. ; Central ‘Anverioas, ee 7 40., not trimmed, 2 to % Natamnorcs and ‘Mexican, Bio 4024 Ib Ihs., Zio) Tampico, log, Z2izc. | Maracaibo, 9" » ATC. Gee oh to Orin t perry ‘3 1 ibe, ee Zanzibar, 3b to ad One, 260, ibe ae “eurtengy, ws al iy | ie We “hey run, | FARK of quowations, which wore aa toll | e per ton; Gartsl sa 18 ba n, S41; American, No. 1, $86 - easier “an Tee. a Tne. er early delivery, Ci c. a 220, of Creolw | PP SESESES_SzESSE EPRFAS Teee ie t ¢ inarket since our er, Mio Swing, ina Measure, to the si nhs Gra 3 vom | cated works in Jebnayteania, senpers to that @. (urnaces Bre blown 0: Ou ich Das crea a ieeling of uneasiness marke' eeacal companie: to contract ahead, fearing that they may not b fillthem. American iron is scarce’ and firm, owin; the above facts. We make no change i $-7 a $31; bar, assorted inizes. fk to sls Bagi "$53 a $60; American, ut works, Taran. For hemlock sole the demand has been active for all kinds, The stock is pretty well assorted, be arrivals of late have been largely of com hidea, 50,079 sides The receipts tor the week were | 1,684 bales. We quote :— — bY ae autor —Ligit backs, 38c, @ 40c.: mi Bn bees ie BOL Bbc. “A STC. eee cro; 01 o. a5 rr Gai tlddio’ and"over ecop, 36s. a Boies, bel Mothasnn—Market quict, No bt aside Pama Ma ‘ot We now sales oft Orleans, ax 70c, ais6. "We quote cn of 1B) bb Dbl. 0 ‘ol N 2, centriiugal and a, Cen! al an aS0e; do, clayed. new ero, $00 vada feaning, | new Englnht is & Set Bred, 00. 5 lalintls oid is hice ‘New Orloaum new ores, ate. ai Navan Bronas—On ‘Change to-day Basket for splrite of turpentine was about steady at the decline yesterday. Mozehantable order saaviad at do. ‘@ heard of sales ot 54 bbls. at 48c., 250 bbls. 8c, and 20) bbla, buyers’ o tion’ for March, market for rosin’ was quiet and ominally, at $2 40a $2 45, on sb ‘of sales of 150 bbls. of No 1 at $4 and 300 bbis. of ra oat Y 9 tat ounlafy as ia and pitch were neglected, bi O18. Linseed has met with a Detter demand during | gear three days, with sales reported since our last of Hons at 9c. a» Jobving lots trom crushers’ Binds quoted at 960. a 97c. in casks. Sperm oil was some- Whst unsettled, but generally held with confidence at Le, crude,'$1 8) tor natural winter and at leached. Whale was quiet and quo for Northern, S8c. for Southern, atural winter uud 0c. a 736, foF bien hea. La at trom Sic. a d7c. for winter. Menhaden quc M60. & 47790; crude cotton seed, at 47%¢c. @ ‘lc. ; cfned gummer, yellow, at 660,, and do. winter, do, at Us¢c. @ cinta soe —For refined the market ruled CaesV an quoted at iSc. or halanse.of month, | Losge, os arch, and 16c. tor Apel We note of a bis., seller's onion, April, at 16e. ‘Grade. in bulk was d nominal in the absence of sales, quoted at 8 were nominal ccordin, ng Ko apantix a steady at Bic. for city. Retined om brand: fs Naphiie was nominall; The epiedatp hie market was dull and nominal. quoted 350, a 1a: ic for balance of month. The markets at, the ‘oil p points were inactive and PR ay AND Gan, —! _Preened po! va is plenty and = dul, with prices dec! itedly lower, rateal ‘eaxier, The season tor game closes on March at ae buying very cautious! Nearly all te. at hag reduction. rive fowls, We ern, otis bdo) New sere. 10c, a 1c. ‘8 ic. 6 § y* near. “potas le, @ 120.5 turkeys, State and New *t 5 do. Western, @ lc.; gee: air. $1 50 @ $1 75; do, New sarsey, a Western, 60c. a: Dressed pou! picked, selected ghickene, teken Id. 140. @ 15.5 de fo. turkeys Mo.a ido; elickens, "Jersey and Bucks gounty: fancy, Mo, 8 do., do, fair to “Bo. Mery’ do. State,” prim a * chickens, Western, good to prime, fowls, Western, poor to good, luc. = bet gorsey, Prime, lée, a 15c.; do. do. - ., State, prime, 12c. a 4c. ; do. 0.,, do,, Western, peume, 150. 8 Ise, 5 do. do., fair 8, Abo. geese, Je: ured Fs M2 be eateins good to prime, j9. do. poor, dc. a We. Frozen pou fry Kerkeps: aie Mehiokens, ide. & ducks, 12c, # 15é. ; geese, se: Gammel $225 ast 5); grouse, Schoie et pay Sis. a 4 idges, Eastern, per alr, Be. a Vestern, gate gray squirrels, each 3c. a 5e.; rabbits, per pair, Sie a d0c.; hates, 30c. a 40c. Minnesota venison, sa 126, Hy le} do. carcasses, 8. a 10c.; Venison, short saddles, 10c. & ido, long saddles, ‘80. a 10c.; do., whole deer, bce * Rovmone Reog for, 350, bbis.: beef, 35 pack- ages; cut meats, 1,442 do; lard, 2,232 bbls. and verces, and ‘600 kegs. markst for nese pork war morg active to-day, but at decidedly castor pricks agaregate :—6,250 bi Ie C new. for Mare atsis 2a 15 $5: 500 do., for April, early, at $15 do, for ay, at $15 Goa $15 70 closing et the susie prices, wv aoe ib a fe dn Das eat of old ae b 5 Stato demande” Wee Board: of exten of t45 boxes of Jong clear, spot, at | Siie.4 . 100 Doxes of short clear at of do, Go. lor February, at 88a, and 250 bests of 0. for do. with a 8c. Beef met moderate demand and pric Were unchanged, We heard of sales in lots of 175 pack- ay agit tor at prices within the range 9 12 60 8 M mess bbis., $12 $13 for extra do. bbis., ts for prime mess tierces, and $24 a $25 fae India. do. 0. Lag hams pocrigned quiet, but rere quoted stead ut pane 18 a $23 te fro1 thern, aecoraing to quali $240 $20 tor Western. Cut méais—ine demand has been of no importaucg, but prices, staobawrens ‘were not quotab! @ have only to note sal of aoked: hammer il its average, at 12%. 13c., 500 pickled fpouldes: at 7c., 50 ORES OF do, peitias Ibs.average, at 1c, 0 and 5,00) lbs. of loose ac pice bellies, medium average, on private terms. Lard. ern was only im moderate request, principally tor’ OF: ward delivery, and prices were lower. |The transactions reported on race 3,500 tierces, for March, at 9ic. a 9 5-166. 5 ue B) keroes, for April, at 97-16c.; 500 tierces, for ay, tierces, for do., at 93¢e. sales foot up 300 tierces of’ prime at 9c. Dressed hogs were again easier ani quiet: ‘eg po id at big, a 7c. for the range, and Western, 63gc. Riox.—trade has been moderate m a "distributing Rey, and prices were not materially changed, Lots the amount of 40 tierces of Carolina were placed at om, Tage. a Bige., and 190 bags of Rangoon at fo. Sreanine.—The market was iirm, with of 100 tierces at 940. TALLOW was steady, but nod vie, ony fan a 7 raped de- mand. Sales about 75,00) exbs.=Linaeed hae een inactive since our last, and Values, in the absence gt reported transactions, were nontinal; quoted at $2 75, Olover was tirm. clos- ing at 940. a 90. tor prime to choice. Sales ‘since our lor last: bags at 9c. ; bags. to arrive, at 94c., and 500 bags, on the spot, at 9340. Timothy was in moderate | id quoted at $3 4°} ie ugh flax sold in | at trom $2 40 a $2 50. k.—The market for raw su ar was dalland un- settied, Fair retain quoted at 7: a ave only to not ft P tarely tai at at ‘S130 per 10) Ibs., and aboard A on quiet. and soon and f clayed and 10%c. a 10%e. gr lsiea, ola: a ors el-—Boxes, Dutch standard, a iio. 40.10 19 1h T34c, a BG. do. 13.16 e3e 9% 0. a 5 10 20, Porto Rico—Rettning? , fair to choice, og, 8 to 1d 6340. 6 a “a Toascep7 Banpess seed a8 been moderate Garage pas three days, and ‘values e: exhibit no esyen- ange. transactions include :—200 cases of sun- arc ai oy 1872, ¢. le. for eoconds hod sa ae Bee 140 cases of State, sro Ohto, do., at 4 a7 Pig: 10 hhds, at ‘afr throaghont the first reign; the wans- to small lots, Rote Tbe. fornia, 28. ; 3 ibs of fall og, ot prin do... Le do., t me OI 0... Tha’ of scoured Tall do. 80; 10,000 ibs. of Texas, $3360. ; 29,000 Iba. of do., 30c. a’ Sle. | | 4,000 do, 5,000 Iba, of mixed ‘Texas, Be. IDR of coarse do,’ 2c. ; Ibs, of Texas iambs, Be. ; 2,500 Ibs. of scoured Oregon, Tag, : 0 bales of old Montevideo, Soiso. 6 alow of oll, bc. 5 bags of low do., 4%. ; "2,500 Ibs. of Colorado | ioe. ; 000 Ibe of,” black, "Colorado, bales 4 80 bales of do., domestic ae 56 bales. do., 10,000 Ibs, cof mine 62 nd Jamba, 6,000 fd Ibs. of burry oho on oe 'e: r—Hecalptes ae ‘rhe market was dull Rates ito ae at the opening at $k. Dinced at $9}¢c., cash. ‘alitorn ype, 3,000 ibs. of scoured fore; n, ibs. of ot and ll bales WiaKx} gna again lower. Later 180 bbls. were DOMESTIO. MAI 10 MARKETS, aa I: unary, 13%¢c. 21 Belen ihe Heporwe— fe alee’ Heporta sto Cotton quiet; moderate dem: = Ete rae, Net rece a Great ekiy ant tee a Gre . Brita’ Sree, 060, coastw nt btock, Ineo. vow Feb. 20, 187 LEAN! Cotton—Demand good at bed rates; niddiiny Ties low middling, 14%c. ; Sa! et re- bales, gross, 9, 240. rgaaey, Wo, Great Brit 0, 145; to the ‘Continent, 999; to France, 3,870; coasy Wise, 49. “Sales. 3,000; 1ast evening, 300 ge aes Weekly—Net receip pis, 40.370 b Bat gros, 82,181. orts—To Great Bri 27 peorigent, 13,190; Trance, 9/380; constwleg? a” re 000, Cotton = and stead: ler mad Sarit; aay, We a dct ee ‘Great Bri apart to Aes can 0.968. ae hnpert—fo ore Great Britain, Ber LJ |, Feb. 20, 1874. * Cotton heavy; twiddling, 1spicc"Nov’ reyuipws, 4 Ba) ar Kia sugar. robe. A Ow flier arucies oun ‘arta, Galveston. New Orleans Mobile vannah,. Charlesion: | Wiluungior ‘orfol Total. Havens, Foney, 62%c. tor May, as ne Saat mium; short si On Paris, 4a 55 a Dre Oe sake Pork in gales at 72 Se Saami cay tar March, $14 Sie rid Lard in bat tower: sales arch: $8 % foray Corn in tair demand end 2, mixed, 57c. 5 57 4¢c. bid for Oats unchanged and qui arch: Basco teas 2B Me. tye. Boece Iresh, 81340. a B50. rit 195 ; Nortuwéstorn, “a 75; _N March, 58% b. ie LEO, Fo! at—Demand Hzht and holders firm psn F Wichian Sir; May, 81 oohg. 8 81 87; No, Trea: | $9. Com drm’ and inate etoands high m ri 4 o. , OBc.; low mixed new, 0c. WS grade, 5740. ; new, Oats steady; No, 1 He. 5 0, 2, 470. ' Clover ed, $9 $0 $5 25; mammoth siaat hon, $0 0. e6ipta—7.00 bushels, wiiedte 14000 do. corm, weil 2.000 | do. onte Shipmonty—80N busiels wheat, and # ‘do, | = (baa, Feb, 46, 1876, yr enchanted ed oad sity, Wheat acting nd higher, . a : 5 | $019 for Match, $12 for Apruy ‘No $i'1 a) 5, a nariey hogs in tair demand, but fair demand, but lower; Legvethy or spot; 5: fay eras i tad men 0 short rib. middie; Palas EN event, pots St'6s Apri he a Hay jules, 100: ‘and unchanged, Whitey de fim and i in fare Fon Receipts 13.009, bbls. Hour, 108 000 bush- | Giswheut 27,000" da torn, HOW tor ouia’S0O)do. rye, | | ees tear Manes meee rae occa: | 62,000 do. barley. : COTTON STATEMENT. Ports, Boston Baltimore. New York Providence. Clty Point Philadeiphi The following are the total net receipts of cotton since September |, 1873:— HAVANA MARKETS, 12, Dutoh Standard, 1534 a 16: ighis—Lo Aelonth and 01 Toadi oo days, Havana, Fob, 20, 1874 ol per cent premium. reals per loading at rders ing at ports of the north | conxshange firm. On tho United States, 60 days, cur- 74 a 7544 per cent premium; short sight currency, per cent premium; ht, gold, $1 02 a $) id, 8 per cent pre- ber cent premium. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Propvcs Manet. —Lonpvor, Feb. 20—Evening.— Sbe, Md. per owt uaced Moll; #2) 6. 0 229 95. per ton. Spirits turpentine, FINANCIA | foran ee | cheap rent, arpeater, Kirst avenue, corner Fourth street. Se NESS OP POR’ TU NI TIES, PARTY HAVING A Lancs Av business, long establishe!, vi AND Planing aad Moulaiwe will aid vox tac Of the best localitics tor doing business, dee (one acquuinted with the business proe tebe be take Fy ge OL oflice work a Sranoes: pon MMatemeut of acco: sit anasto tw Peatign f'n Ie igor $25,000 10 $3 fod Adaraee ME N OLD ESTABLISHED UPHOLSTERY y AND P\ PBR Hauelogs usiness for wile; Good Wall, Fi eae. genital and unsurpassed. “Aeieees oftice. N saa ceeres AND PRorr wants to increase production; a 4 ape sine tan 38368) nowy inveseres © 98 Broad way. ara WITH $200 WISHES HER @emal! Krocery ortaacy store already estar | blished, ata the countr, brat reler srassactiuse ia: ba reference given and requir Address J. J., Herat oltice, BS SINBsS CHANCE IN BARATOGA.—THE S1OCK of Goods, Fixtures and Good Wiilof the Dry Gowe Store of the late Soha Fatriok, ‘one of the best business stands in + fered for sale. Apply te ic Eee ers SK, Saratoga Springs, ‘BtOg: or address rae £, HN NOR, SALE, T GREAT SACRIFICE, MANOFAC. *usinegs connected with the woollen interest arNew’ ve over 3) years Rion capital required; safe Cash businesa Ingafre at U. RDWAR: Cd., 120 Jhaw bers street, Canned Fruit, Pickle and Preserve Busine: FA Engine, Boil Cal ster — tor, Sain ngine, Boiler, copper Cans, steam Eleva: 1n successtul x o tp this aiy, tavlishedt ay ears 3 present owner retiring; would possibly e chanve. Inquire of BUCKLY & avwOnv, Broad Way, corner of Cedar street. R= CHANCE FOR A FORT: Y well known Bull's Head Hote J}0R SALE CHEAP—COMPLBTR FIXTURES ae TO RENT, THE New Brunswick, ai | N.J., now doing the largest business in the county; the turniiure of the 32 rooms, including barroom sale at the low price of $3 Address Post orice STATE, #ome broker as partner or for some inte: peek Ponte inane: willing to wore herd 00 i ro rent per month. N wi DESI active bu: d, Dut my capital; handsome venman, and can turnish undoubied Felurences, Address INDUSTRIOUS, box 110 Her ottice. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $25,008 CASH GAPL tal, to engage as manufacturer and fe’ail dealer of ladies’ aud children’s bop and shoes Apply to JAR FERS, 1,179 Broadway. ANTED—PARTIES LOOKING AFTER A GOOD Apanufheturing busihess of light machiviery. to cal at 9 Liberiy street, room 23, and examine an article great ment; will pay 20) per cent and sell readuly. ANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE PERSON, WITH suiticient capital to (slg eed a anency of Mrs Potts? tent Gold Handle Sad fron cisy, Ad Ciiauranr & PoTTs, 722 Marker treet, Philadelphia, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFK AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Securities, Insurance of all kinds efecte panies, J. —HASKINS street. —stocks and Gol or on margin; Privileges nes ‘otiated on responsible firms, margin, thus enabling apy ‘operty and which can Mi) one with small Planatory Mirculacs mailed. GENTLEMAN WANTS THE LOAN OF $400 FORA short time; will pay 10 per cent and give security in “tee fares and other th best com- J. HABRICH & CO., LIT Broadway. & BRAIN! use, BROK bought an 1s ll BROAD sold for cash apital to oeculate with uitde risk. hhattel” mortgage on furniture wi el 3,500. “Adress V. 8,, box 155 eral id office. A —L. W. HAMILTON & 0O., BB@KERS IN STOCK . Eyal Hated on Me , 43 Broad strgot — “Puta and ‘calls’? ae mibers’ Stock Exchange. Cali or send opy of no Guide to Successful Speculation.” A. ND VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE AND BROKERS, 39 WALL 3T., NEW YORK CO., BANKERS PUTS A: CALLS NEGOTIATED AT LoWwrsT pe doe HSLD AS CASH FUR PURCHASING $50 FUR FIFTY GHARES OF ANY STOCK, ‘AGE BOOK, FULLY BXPLAINING METHOD, 82 P. GIVEN AWAY. Fos} bor WALL STREET BANKING AND COMMISSION house. with Standing, desires to firm members ha | and are tnerous nly’ eotability can be 3.674 TRACTS; in’ | ay, gt Ri e be Adsl az! iS oe | OPERATIONS MADE ave turi SELL organized 000 ax spe had ‘an’ experience of man; uailtied ; referonees of the a AC UOTATIONS FUBNISI SULARS, business of long clal capital: the ears ighest xd. Address, with real name, New York Fost ofice, stating and where interview can be had. —LAPSLEY & RAZLEY, BROKERS, AND areata when AD a LSO HE PROVED CON- EXPLANA- WiTH Rt FERENOES. MAILED LAPSLEY, & BAZLEY, 4 BROADWAY. LL CLASSES OF BONDS, STOCKS AND MISCEL- lancous securities bou 3 | margin. WARD, 22 ough and sold penned or on Broad street. abe in 8. For |G UFFALO CITY 7 PER CENT PUBLIO PARK BONDS. interest and priucipal payable at the Gallatin National Bank. LEVELAN, dianapolis Railway Company: who are opposed to its le Great Western Railroad Compan; the cere of said Atlantic and ited to send their TAND BROS. £00, 1 ove Fou FERGUPON, on application’ Principal Shai talaveat: Sansa DANIBL A, MORAN, Wal ), COLUMBUS, CINCINN. Stock) roxies t reat Western ri 0 the ‘understened, Marea. street, New York, or J. & I AND IN- olders of the to the Atiuntic and 4 to a direction in are LE- 85 Pine street, New York. Blanks sent IRE INSURANCE STOCKS < by ALBERT B. NICOLAY & CO., No, 43 Pine street, New York. ATOH & FOOTE, Bankers, No. 12’ Wall street, make dealings in Gov- deposit ernment Bonds and old a specialcy, ita Stocks bought on coumission tor cash. Interest allowed BANK ih, “bo box P. S,—Orders to buy, sell and negot first mortgages, commercial care, as also orders of out of town ing “0 inve: OU; here or in intelli ving many yar ac- NVESTORS OF ALL KINDS—TROUSTEES, EXECU tors, capitalists ladies or other: desiring the counsel and services o! sible well known, retired [pon tive experience in miscellai stm and experimentally Knowing. th the Twerinsie: merits a values of all financial gia will attend carefully toa limited busi MISSION other cities: jent, respon- securitie NSELLING ne New York. ite first class city iL paper, ES, will command bankers, &c. M Mone: Apply to Jo LGEN & HOWE: Nor Dos ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON GOOD as, PROPERTY; charges one per ce ‘and lawyer's fees. Pine streot . THURSTON, 61 Ll berty st TO LOAN ON WASHINGTON CITY BONDS; F cent of the par Ws ened on eet terms. ‘ONBY TO LOAN, aigane apeclaey UN BOND AND Hon, John Si Institution funds. " Apply to SAM No. 187 Broadway. La joan: "Eiscos sacod D: reed References Estate and WOOD, Jr., 10 LOAN—ON, FIRST CLASS PROPERTY IN THE wot, of New York; wo —— Broadway , room 49, my, Apply to H. FERRIS, Mid aa WABASH AND wast Seven Per Cent. GOLD are DS for sale oe 85 ans ANSLO httne ¢ co., street. © LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON FIRST CLASS | New York and Brook! improved rope: Cones IO Heretaoinee cipals address H, S. Princi- 10 CAPITA td ingapiadenne 'y ae burke ‘8, Chairman Finance aville Gra NI ONES, dress F. A. JO to ooh coun! 000 “AT Low bales of cotton, by » Georgia “Ad~ Yommittee. -NION DIME SAVINGS BANK, 500 and 508, Canal stroct, corner of Laight streot, Bix ix par cont interest pasa. Asiets, over Surplus, seven, undred. # al ny ey thc i ousnad dollars, WEE HA Brooklyn. No Lael SE “LAW'S SIMPLIFIED INTEREST AND AVER- | age Tables.”—The only work of the kind that is in- | pay . J, KENDALL, Agent, 185 anted. sincerest for for at inches; Pre, ‘itth VE OLIENTS WHO hig ood LOAN ON BO: nd Mortgage or bay, soo York or nd New M. TSTNBON a "BRO. 5 Dey sirect, near Broadway. $ ead Wakes $10, $4,000, ARSO! 15:00 ala only, 4 Fa i —WANTE: VE MONEY TO kiyn Property ; em island Morne Ano if LRAVITT, 84 Wall street, TO Eg uoRt. vovecou street bad My ON BOND AND MORTGAG! SON, Herald omee, beng ethears AN-UPON CITY AND iso to pu irchase Second and TO $20,000 10 pone ON FIRST CLASS st iii Pe teaad a rty; nobonus; prim a90H LQG & 3; | ANIED—A_ PARINER, WITH $1000 10 $16, ‘cash capital, to jon the advertiser in a manu! turing business in Brooklyn, now doing a sate and profit: able business; additional capital required wo increase sume. Address box 280 Herald office. 600. —SMALL FACTORY FOR SALE FOR Seyret over ener nous eae 2 ness can be largely extend dress, for partic Bs, box 197 itera | oce. 1. 000 OR $2,00.—WANTED, BY A THOROUGH business lady, a position as writer or salem lady’ ‘would ioan capital on good security. Address pam» ticulars to CONFID. UNTIAL, box Ia Heraid office. THE LADIES’ WAR ON RUM. The Brooklyn Women Moving on the Legion of Intemperance—They “Wall Pray in the Secrecy of Their Homes.” About thirty ladies met at the Reformed church, Monroe piace, near Pierrepont street, in response toacall published by the “Women’s Temperance Society.’ The business of the meeting was opened by prayer for strength to go on with the work before them. Mrs. J. P. Elwell then dwelt upom the awful sin of intemperance and its attendans evils which were maaifest upon all sides, The movement is not, they desired it to be understood, what is known as the women’s rights movement, but is rather a protective movement. The Legis- tatare will be early called upon to change the Ex. cise law so that punishmen; may be more readily dealt to those liquor dealers who violate the code, Among the most prominent ladies engaged in the work are Mrs. J. P. Eiweil, Mrs. General @, White, Mrs. K. E, Cleveland, Mrs. Field, Mrs. Richard Wyckomt, Miss Lizzie Mitchell, Mrs. Ela Marit Mrs. ‘Tneobaid, Mrs. Trask, Mrs. Gieaso: Mrs. Fanning, Mrs. Baylis aud Mrs. D. W. Fish. 1 Was stated tnat tne ladies out on Long isiand are earnestly engaged in the War on rum, and marked ood Was expected to follow the work tn Brooklyn. if it should prove successiul here its influence Would extend broadcast, Mr. Hall, alawyer, had kindly promised to make guch changes in the Excise law as might be deemed necessary. A law- yer had suggested that they shouid join witn the women oi New York, the Daughters and Sons of Temperance, and Father Mailew societies, with- out regard to distinction, nationality or ‘creed. They could then have the movement as wide as humanity. Mr. James Morton said that he felt sure that the Kings County Temperance Society would aid this Movement in every possible way. hey want to give more power to the Commissioners to break licenses when the law has been violated; to make the appearance of any cniid coming out of & dramsbop door with @ bottle or pitcher, on Sunday, evidence of violation; to prevent the saloons bav- mg stained glass windows, and to make all sa loons have padiocks on all the doors outside. Mrs. Ejweil stated that her ideas were that the dramshops should be districted, 80 that the ladies should know the location of each one of them, Then five ladies should be appointed to watch each. salvon and see that the proprietor of the place did not violate the law. ef should pray in the se for strength while engaged “L do Dot believe im shops and distur! into 7 going the peace, but I do believe in enforcing our present ladies laws regulating the sale of liquor. Let us see that the excise laws are lived up to, and aiter we have: | gained thai importuut polat, we shall, per! be Teady for @ Jorward movement on @ rent basis.” Mrs, Elwell’s views were favor Te ed. it was finally resolved that ali the ent temperance societies should be invited to at tend a mass meeting on Tuesday, March 3, when the banner of temperance reform shall be given to the breeze. Opening of the Campaign in Brookiya, E. D. Rachel ©. Martin, M. D.; No. 852 North Second street, Brooklyn, E. D., ® member of the Order of Good Templars, has just issaed the foliowing call to the women of Brooklym, and particularly of brooklyn, EB. D.:— rganize for the suppression of intem| and advancement of temperance? Let us form & Wo Teague, iF tive of religious de nominations or temper: fanizations, for the pur- pose of pia coy eat work, ving the meeung Lig to ails "tive Who are willing’ to meet tor the purpose organization or of eter ae some plan of work will penee send thetr names to my address, that a meeting may be ee at the earliest day possible. ‘There Will be & meeting in the Methodist Episco- i church, Fourth street, corner of Third, on Mon- jay, 23d Inst., at eight o'clock, to call out this sen- tient. It will be addressed by Mrs, Martin and otuer workers in the cause. Dr. Dio Lewis Coming East, Dr. Dio Lewis writes the HgraLp from Cincim~ nati, under date o! February 18, that he will be in New York on Saturday, the 28th inst, when he would like to report to a New York audience the ess of the “wonderful wo! provement” in the West, He friends of the poor and of hail for bis lecture, charging tor admittance, the roceeds to be devoted to the Poor Reilte! Fund. Ke says that his services om the occasion would be gratuitous, GITY AND COUNTY TREASURY, Comptroller Green reports the following disburse- ments and at a Of the treasury yesterday :— Stats pais (umber of of warrants 32) amounting to.$53, UU beF of Warrants 1) amounting to..., fi. Total (rembge of wares amounting t+ 856i, From taxes of 179 and interest