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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
I,nnortant Certiaeates.

Important Certificates.
-. . = lowe much to you. for I verify believe
' REV. ". II. WhGG0NER, Madrid, N. Y"
e.. /. Thou wilt send mi. wo bottles more
OF thy Plantation Bitters: My VIE haIbeen greatly
''"e"'S" W a" ASA 'cciURRIN. PhilAdslpaa. Pa"
"s . 1 have been a great unerer from pys.
pepsla, and had to abandon pIeatnins. Inc
REV. J. 3. CATHoRN. Rochester, ). I
.s -. I have given the Plantation BItters 10
,an,.S,Gs Of sds our disabled q OWED ". 8. an xNp 5fS :"
'0fs' apsrTin tend; Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o"
The Plantation Bltters make the weak strcns. thu
languid brilliant, and are exhausted Nature great
The public may rest assured that in no case Will
the perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS be departed from. Every bottle 6sars Ihelde-
smile Of or si0Hainrs on a 'teel plate sa0rarsa0'
o' HH , s' nsSson pr@s.Siag 10 sell PLANTATION BIT:
rrRs. N bnik or By The 1dlon, q a slsind!Sr dnd
importer. Berdrt O reRlsd 6otfki. see fh9t osr
h ira q S ~ B, !. SSsv Grossn and Gs Desiars through.
out the "0'''' p. n. DRAKE & Co,
New Y Rabf Ssts S5sp e e..
$40 ana Iessi. jor California aad Hsradd.
"asaE r>. o;'na1Eg4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23

Fw Bye, J Gordon Henry Mitchell, S
Harris, Jas Boyer, Frank Ba..ett, r Lam:
berton, Jos Stevens, John Mitchell, " g
Kislingby, Thos Fitzson, Mrs Fitzson, John
Kern, Thos Spargo, NJ welch, Pat Bohan,
Thos Reynolds, E Chieklovich. P Cargotich,
H Foster, All Ming. Julius Mannaear, Pat
Welsh, Mrs Bowling. Mrs Barry, N Dahl.
man, Miss Cullen, JB Low, John Slime, W
B Bowen, ] E Dc La Montague, Mrs Free
man, Mike Mclaughlin, N E Sehofeld, A
Merrill, Mr. Perry, S B Worthy, Miss Oliver.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE
Mrs A NJ Cousins, NJ T Sparks, E o Tay-
lor, DR. L D Gould, A Whitehead.
Departures.
By DoNSER LAKE orrY:
H II Biselow, S s Thompson, A c Aus
tin, G T Coulter, NJ Meyer, Mrs Taylor, W
Norton, Hugh Curtie, J N Williams, Miss
H Glenorck, Mrs A W Baldwin and servant,
Will Campbell, E B Baldwin, Mrs A NJ
Conroy.
BIZ OVERLAND ROUTE:
Mike Burke, w L McMiehael, VIM Heath,
A q Hasey. I, W Frank. E Miller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
GOLD HILL
FIRE DEPARTMENT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Gold Hill Flremen that the Annual Election
for Chief Engineer and AsslItant Engineer will
be held on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Ct
April, 1858, at the Hall Of Liberty Hose Com.
psny No. i. Polls open from . o'clock ?. u. 10
I o'clock p. H.. W. H. II. Loe, A. @. Hay and
!. w. Higgins are appointed Judges Of Election.
Nv order Of J. A. HOLDEN.
President Gold Hill Fire Dept.
RICHARD SANDER, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 10, less. :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
GENERAL SUMMARY.

II will thus bs secn that Of one hundsed pa
tIen,s treated BY Homeopathic physicians, eight
will die, while Ii tho same number are treated by
Allopathle physicians, thirty four viii die; and
Of the iuyrisds who die under old school trSnt.
ment the world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save seventy six Of every hundred
Virginia, March. Q. le6S. mre'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
Ah MUSTANG -.

MEXICAN MUSTANG
IMMINENT.
Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures In shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound mas ever been invented no Hseiul
and erhcaciOus In curing
stir AND WAX JoiSTs Burns.
SppIISs. SwELLrNGs.
FRpu Curs on WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an external ap-
pllcation.' non ,,oporo
II Is an Indispensable aud valuable renisdy ~ ~
cases OF OF SPAWN, Spllnt, Rins-Bone, Wind'Gal,
Il should DO Fsptin every house. camp and stable.
Accidents WIN occur. Promptness 10 efficacy.
An genuine Is wrapped In nteel.plate engraxinHs,
bearing the signature Of u. w. WcStotook; Cnem.
iSt. and tho private u B. stamp OF DrnAs bARSLs
A Co, over the top.
An mort has been made TO counterfeit IL with q
chcap stone plate label. Look oLossl
Sold by oil druggists and stores IN every LOW nhu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23

FLEAS.
L1oS's MloSEcric INSECT powpER Is sure and Ger
tain death 10 everything OF tho Insect s~pecie-fleas
Reaches. Mosquitoes Ants BSgs
What is peculiarly surprising In regard othls ar
,,cic IL that Notwithstanding It's instant death TO in-
sci, II ia perfectly harmless 10 mankind and DO
n,cstic animals. II can be inhaled or eaten Win im'
nunity. IL bear the testimony OF eminent dlsinter'
e'e1 FREE FRoM POISON:
No article has ever given such positive Satisfaction
lis reputation il well known. II is easily ana
reaJlly used-dIrection accompany each flask. Be-
TN TTs = csnnIne hss the signature OF I. LYON, and the
nrivatc stamp or tDExGs BARNEs & Co. Every.
hing else OF this kind Is an Imitation or counterfeit:
ANY druggist will procure the genuine u you insis'
Won will have no other.
Sold by druggists and dealers on the Pacific coast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
and Participate III tne
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.
R-...ou, for Insurins with tho Califernia
~ Mutaait

R...ou, for Iusurins with the Califernia
80. 80 mutaait
lat. The list Of Directors and OfieerS EN-.
braeesnamelwell and favorably known through.
ont the States Of the Pacific Coast as men OF
bIoad And liberal views of tried integrity, sagae.
ity and business experience, In Whose hands the
ufaIrs OF 1.-THE Company are safe beyond QUESTION.
ID, II 10 the interest," Of every one. whose ou,i.
ness and property Is upon this Coast, to retain
here the vast sums Of money which, In the ab'
Iencs Of O successful Homo Company, Will be
annually drained hence by Foreign Companies;
II. B.-Persors iusuring In thil Company VIII
not have TO WAIT TWO MONTHS for nPpn'
cation 10 be accepted and Policy returned from
New York.
), OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. Is Merchants Exchange.
VIM. Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agent.
wM. SHARON....-....ResIden Director.
WM. z. HALE,
AGENT for the State OF Nevada, Office at Wells,
Fargo & Cos, Virginia
JOS. II. r. MARTIN,
ap3-tf Local Solicitor, 'nold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23
WIRE. ROPEl

Wire Rope Is not affected by atmospheric
changes; 10 spllcel In same manner a. Hemp
Rope, and Manufactured in my length Of any
size. 4,
Suitable Blocks und Sleeves for Ferry and
Derrick Fall Ropes supplied. Steel Rope sauss
materially IN freight, bsiEg only oSe'Aird fs
psigkt Of heHp rope Of equal stren8h.
Prices and Scale Of strength, Weight ana Size
forwarded frcs. on npplicationto manufacturers
a. \. UALI.lDIR d Co.,.
40 Front street, San Francisco, Cal.
~ weare Sole Agents forR 8. NEWALL
& CO., the well.known Wlrc.Rope Makers, OF
GatsIhead. on.T Tyne. and have full assortment
Of their ropes on hand. oolsomis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-23

-fr.rra ID 1ar.roIFE,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
BANDITS CAVE ON THE sANGAMoS's

On the SangamOn River, few miles above
Keas Bridge, is ledge OF rocks of them Iy!ng
cavities large enough TO contain man and beast George
Long, farmer IN the vicinity OF Spanglers Mil, While
hunting the other day and passing by the rocks thought
saA smoke issuing therefrom. In order 10 satisfy
himself OF the fact lie approached and was truly AS
founded when he ascerained that his surnses
rect He stood for moment or two in front OF the
cavern, wondering II he not In close proximity TO
internal regions. but concluded 90 venture IN. he II
what II mght-the abode OF man devils ncarnate"
He had entered than no received blows nom
three stout ugly scouudrels who had made
this their home, perhaps for short time
only. When they had completely oycrpowercd
HIM and Inflicted several strokes Will their
sledge-hammer fists they bound HIM with grapevine
and swOre him TO secrecy After taking his watch and
about $50 money, they lOOsed him and suffered him 70
depart Mr. Long, not regarding the oath administered
by the bandits, and taken under duTcss with large
margin for mental reservation, immediately reported
them McSsrs Spanger, Stert. and others, who with
rifles revOvers and other implements OF death repaired
to the for the purpose Of arIesng the perpe
traitors this outrage upon their neghbOr But great
was their disappointment when they found THAT their
game had made good its escape Upon entering they
found nothing old skillet three broken chairs
table, two straw ticks. Old quilt, dilapidatcd COOK
stove, lex OF mutton, ana haif-adozen roasting cars
decatur (llll Magnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
o,,,,rp.1 REAL ESTATE ITEMS.


AZ. pohart Foulds of this city is erecting an
eles ant mansion Passaic Nights To cost sSOVoV'
The new building to be erected for II. t oa6
ssnnt uo yoke Female Seminary Mass. is to COST soV
Flevep new buildings have been erected oo u.
lyndon by the Connecticut and Passumpsic hAiiV'" W
pOraton 81, -. edo of
Nearly all the property on the west sIg for
kIlehst., Holyoke, Mass, Is adyertlseo W ~
sewer taxes ,,,, ,.,,o. mayer.
The BGtauia Advocate says: we naVe 80 many
An a residence here Of thirty odd year. YEA ''
buildings progress OF erection ~ nv A., Matbod-
The boarding-house just built IVi feet ,t long, two
Sat semiuary at Montpelier, W. W., Iso students
IT, Ctrcb of the Pilgrims, Brook ,n5s % Sn
S.i tor lecture room. SUNDAY Next wear
go s,,orrsr fo cost from SI9tOO =" N0S'
ehsv exne, 4 10 enlarge their ehuoH - i. - H.
1r;n the yoars 1865 and 1851 Hot less 81 Sn tSa
OaIins rs erected in Pittsburgh, Ichn;' "lu VIZ
Ss1 ,yns Most OF these t a1sant and costly
edlecent fsV OF them OF the most eiegan' anu 00S'J
description =, :. ,,,, ds OF Uorcaster
Inc ~ hoen ENLARGED, and seats 10 accommodate
Mass 10 hove been erected at cost OF SLOOO ferma
SOO Pbis viii Also be erected Ihls year 10 the Selhi
1eon1tenniaI anniversary OF the society
qBe Olre0o Advertiser says: "The q. ana ,.
.,tt,road COMPANY will soon have new machlne-snOp III
acs of L 1t destroyed by Gro The foundation walls are
i .Ss f1ne up and partly inclOsed. The buildings
Su he treat Improvement on the Old shop, ana the
,aS1 maclinery viii be Of the first order"
retvrned soldier of Cheshire, Mass, has
st him If house within the past six months, entlfey
aided lie dug the cellar, laid the wall framed the
s,oher NJ did all the work OF putting up the budhg
smother three months VAL probably see 1t entirely com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
MURDER IN FRANKLIN, MAINE.

tragedy occurred In Franklin, Hancock
County Me- last Monday. John Paul Gordon Is trader
m that town and Emerson Uran was farmer, who was
employed by Gordon 10 haul goods On the day named
Gordon approached Uran who was sitting upon pile OF
railroad ties and told HIM he wished him 10 haul soma
goods his store. Uran replied that lac was slok AND
could not work Gordon repeated his demand, AMI struck
mm pleasantly with coat which he had IN his hand.
The man repeated that he sick and put up bis goad
of but without the intention OF rJuring him. lie, how
ever happened unfortunately 10 touch MIN, and ms so
angered Gordon that, gong 10 wood pile, ne seleu
stick OF wOodwhch was quarter OF sX-nch spruce
aud struck at Uran: the latter pnt mp his hand ara
warded of the blow, receiving severe hOW upon MS
hand when Gordon struck him second blow ms une
crushing i'm his skull Both men were OF good standing
In the community, and no III 3eelng had ever eAssed
between them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
MAGYIrIcENr ROBBERY FRUSTRATED.

OwEGo, TiOga County, July 27.-0n Friday
night last this village the Of great excitement
magnificent ihicying plan had been arranged for that
evening Several rOughs, prominent among whom was
Dwight Matson. young man about % or "a years OF
age residing In Owego, aud sou of Mr. C. l. Mattlsoh.
one of the respec and respected men n the
village. The plan was To steal two fine span OF HORSES,
burn barns rob the National Union BANK aha tnen
run away with the spOils. But IL Happened that
of the party dropped some word OF "0t si y
which the plan was exposed, ana Nigllant
watch Instituted About II O'Clock on FRIDAY
night Mason followed by two or three others, made
his appearanee at the barn OF A. d. Thomson, esq and
while about 10 enter the barn. parties who were on tue
watch, discharged doublebarreled shot gun, loaded
with bali and shot at the rngeader. The shot took er-
feet and brought the thief TO the ground. The others
ned IL was found that Matson had been shot In two
places IN one leg and In place In the other lie was
taken 10 his fathers house. aud kindly cared for W
Ills parents whose he had so greatly dishonored
The physcans have declared the amputaton OF one leg
necessary TO his life, Madison stoutly retuses 70
submit this prelerrng he 10 die than DO con-
PEELED 10 "hobbe through life on one leg" The magnin
cent plan nipped In the bud" The other meinDc'
OF the gang are non est. lCor. Buffalo COURIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04

PHILADELPHIA Aug 3ooB quiet; Ndlng, 3OS3e Petroleum
Ss e EsiT. FAMILY 4sS ST. Pennsylvania and ono do
o@ei5@ wheat .'sy sales q CS , ogs sd Ss g. S
and hmi sales Of 5000 bush leos a. 81 2R
0d9ie Gr5ccre, and provisions unchanged
B,rraoHE. Aug Cotton quiet Sidlhng @S Flour hrm and
Rcd ~ oas2 90 Corn dm White ~ 9a$l 80 Yellow 81 e.
steady Por fuu Mess S3l Bacon hn Rib sides
c Side, l7le shoulders, l'IGliG Hams llaA2e Lard
Eryg.to Aug a-Reeslpts $4,000 bush. Corn, 4S7O bills
shpmes l6lQ bush Corn 100 ibis Pour Ee6'' dull ana gn
rgd Grain In store: 7ouOo bush wheat tyIooS bush Corn
sale Mlwaukee - $500 bush No Cheagoa ~
White Ca ~ a. Corr ia good nqa tor sound sss ~ So
5u, MIe4 wetem at ~ % 69Gl bgse do At ~ o. S!9 bush
10 zoo bush Racine at 7sc. Other articles unchanged
Mss a. ' w az ' Gan Keeps s os. & ss.
Pork L4r l9a3o Bacon hrm Shoulders lSiS Clear sae
oryilr Avg l-Tobacco srn Lays Medium Leaf 80 to SIS
- o's = st i' NJ. PORK @es So Bseon-Shoaers
5c sides l6i, Clear sides lite Lan-lierces lote
Nyirxvg HSg 5-Foar dmr; Choice City advanced 5alSc
Wheat Aaucag aud srarre sales OF No At % w. lnd NO az
rgL Oats steady Al zoe fr 10 Corn '3aRs ss7s a. az s' ,d
Su,b cd sspm soo bills Flour ioOO bush Wheat
g A2s oa i'T 1 a.. AST wsser for White and
: 10 m Double Ertri Wheat nnchan ed Of 1900 BUSH No
White c,ulda at 81 o. Corn 10 good dmlad and the rks,
sIay' sa.,oi 80 100 bush No Illinois At ~, Corn Mss "
dmg S32d 70 Canal frclghts-Nhrat Ac torn &C. 70
Ns@iok Lumr Is 70 the Hudson Railroad trsghlsl0sT to
bush Corn 600 feet Of Lumber Canal BIport'-0o bush
c%5,ss IaoI a! as%,.! s'TDs Esss g 'S
NO 81 0r b. Corr iairy active oat pIiees are shs'sui ss
No al ~ esG in he afternoon al gttG No voc; oats
aasSi a. an advance Of g. 81 lSasI . Barley
quiet and ana sample. on 4e the Lar, f ar,ns is sales
I7ss Sailed shoulders, liiG Whisky In bond Doe irve
30 ssdsa 10 Receipts Tor two ss-2 bills Flour OoO bush
Wheat bush Cora 800 bush Oats 200 Live Hogs S5p"fgs
Iogs Frrlghb steady aud drn Corn TO Buffalo, 4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04

PETRO and Rehed IN bond both In good demand
and drm sales OF 400 bills on the SPOT Al L@
2Jlc and Of the bills the spot at @ic lVB bbs
esnel bond W. 3ic for delivery hrst bali Of August Ana IN
pha 500 bbls do for deivey last bali DO, at Siic
RCB-Sns sales making .G5i for Rangoon and 10! ollie
FOR Carolina So -.
hoitrs pretty firm al lUc sr TAR 70 god hn
es Of SO s0l for Cuba IGte for Porto eo and
ma Be- for 81 Cor: Reaaei fairly active l6c for iariS
SKEDS-rhe quiet for Clover Seed at lJ9tc timothy
doll 800. Rough Flax SEED Is nominal ,,
STEARN-we note sales to tue extent Of 'O 10 al li@i'iS IN
hhds -. -. a.
TALow-Tbe market he and active sales Of 80 600 at Ut
dl1tc -. aoo
WISKYTse market better and fairly aevei sales OF 0OV
bbls Al d62tc In bond for Westen held Al 00c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SRw.YORX."...


CLEARED.
observation-disclosures Briga sabursi Kaiorhms Palmer Ban
Shp,-Pbnalelphs Pool st. John, n B. AdolPhne BAHeS
s,rsgu. C-nfrego.: Tbsra, Pope Alexander
VIA Hook Blrtos barcelona LAZY ffanln HodebrAsd Sa
ner. rs ". =. =, , ~-,-,,--
Brgs-Tauger Mccormick, Pormouih, " H. ID Trouhrdse
Cr,rU IensrfA T. Merrymiu Merriam, Salla River Ga
1ro Layoa Windsor; Matilda CaeTo, Gbraari Hattie, Grant
S5o"nsr-ssr,h Watson Smith Rlbshpot Mary Clark Ames
bury Boston Avail Dbhle rro'iIee h'eyn' baisg''
Cushng CrameF. CAarssoni J. s. Smith BAdain' hAtod
Bmas GOdaey ST. stephens ~ u.
ARRIVED.
s,,,bp William P CLYDE Powell Wilmington c. naval store,
SteAnshi . Gapcus. Valdez. Boston. mlse and pa.'
Bari Ada Garter. Kenny Saa DAY. sugar aui moise'
Brig T. H. Kennedy Geycr sagua 9days, sugar.
Bng Bachelor Trinidad II dsYs sugar snd m"asse
jirg Brauch C,ri Hamburg 5, days. md.e.
Sclr. Crapr,hut Davis. forks Island 10 ballast
sehr Msiy Jones. Peru, hngsou ia ~ d.,s m"a''sa
sCno0NEHs--siytk ANp toAst~I'h
NE H,,,cI Starlight Bunheihrort
4. Edwards, Hartford ) "oiwn Hnt'ne.lpoLt
~ Ho,,irnsr Portland Oscar g.. Ackeu. Bhlahrthput
M-Tf,rd Bangor Mar Means BizibcIhport
M. Matte, tSns'' fa @isc P,eiae EisibsIho5rt
p MrTwia Praviirrse VI Webb Binbe,hpoFt
Mount Hope ReeIlaal II. J. Duncan Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poroy Aue Arrived steamship, Kennedy from Baltimore
S,a Ne York ship Anue ason, Babado-si hngs Unicorn,
St,sm C. Raan Csnenlsi ". Barter Cnfas.e,i sabaa,
AMI, 81 Cot. Gung star Pensacola; Henrietta Jacksonville
Also arrived ship Ass .sh nI t b't an T 81 10 iat 81 S.
Ion 10 2g during hrav5 gale from " W o. W. sprung leak
which continued making AsesAy " Dear ~ " ' Po''
for repa.s
FOREIGN POETS
orrES,rowS Aus 3Ihe steamship AePPo from Ne" loTA arrived
here to-day
FoHrFss Aoyror Afhr schr United !r1ibTr, 1fl WIN
bari with ilrhe ashori on Cei l'llu - 1
north Cope Chss Baker Brothers wrseke have gone To -e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

Fer Caa1i Tess,is and RdirOddA
Arc ar ys bush Corn 93l bush 81 2l9 bush Wheat
1000 $40 bales Cotton $50 bush Grass Seed Ios naa
F.xsi bh Meal 5 bhls Petroleum 29J bbls spirits
Trp.une 10 TurpcHtur 23J2 5h Resin pkss CpE
Nea,. pkgs TREAS Lard 20 bb Ashes IS 100 bLs Cheese
Isl No. Batter pkgs Talow 81 pigs Dried Fruit, Log pkga
O case 81 bbs Copper $50 bills Egg Coz bales Wool bales
Leather Ol bids Tob1ec0i W p0hes saa oaS
To6acso bbis Rice, SIS boxes starch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
nIsspNGERS AkRITED.

Ypov u,uri-EG 40, LA Steamship Hol.aiaJ Getf J "
Rse ta4 sr Meclrahurger o. sahirAs u Lsyi,en al MN
R,-,t,r Ch,r sriou wife Ph stobr H. W Ntnoeisr l
WHk,n ~ IIoi T. Msa aud uiie Car l'ienn,nn J' $500
Al Nr-r 40 Grass and wife II Aaron' = Ahur
49, s1tf LoY All M1rs srhu Marie Petsch Cara fiseh
Son, Anna schneider sni dAugAter AssTa More non w
5E Hni prk Marianne Peter Bertha Blrck ~ fuca ana tfo
hes George B5cTi Jobs q Kgapp Care, se{n a1u se, ~
Rckolat Carr krans Csc Won
t ~ soebsft eh.deai fAnni fsisi saAe tru
81. II al 4. ~ kobe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04

oOFFEE-Ro IN modsrsis trade bat and
particular, ale. s5 bag. eIsrthA and ESQ bags e1 Albany on
FLOUR AND MEiIA very fair demand prevailed for State aud
Western Flour ody especially for the low grades these are better
Ss IS 81 ~ 1 Ss'sss IS or sspss"s state
IS ~ o E -. low s,' s' 80 for kS7sy s .r soS
choice Spring wha, 100 l IS Tor and
Trade and FAMILY srsaass so % so1 ASss. wis,s %bs.
sSSsi1 o. s. Lou. Era Double sItr California
sales Of ZOO bis aud sacks It ioG M 60 Ser ba Va ne Horn
Canadian Flour inactive and nominal Southern Flour
@ % IS B - ssS % ss ssa S SS
.or. AND Tr u and for Extra and F, AN
and bsags Rye Flour y set ys and better; sale. Of zs1 bbs
o 6Sl sS Is for Western and % Is e. RraPdyEo%
but the business hs been only moderate owing the snns 6o
the nqq bsng part psuaye though e s o5 %os the
Mwaaiee % Michigan 81 IS for White Canadian
are nominal Barley Malt quiet csasd. Peas 81. Shove
the ,ev Of buyers Oats ere dsssy o s sa I se @ 500 Su
Ohio and Western at eO ss in store aho and jersey
brisk speculative demand and fair business was Igo prices
aa, re Su: sS q a wse 9 s sd New e ia
81 g. the latter rate for extra Western White at 81 81 70 ~
SsvYE AID Brooklyn waeSca;ss Angus. lss' go 81 Oq rs
bush Barley s3.sl9 bush Malt q, $40 bush Peas
HSYTErs sas BEEN fair business in both shipping and
and with g receipts holders hrn at Toe for SaPPs ana % JUG
HEMP-Msailia S at gold, bu. quiet
American as to so &C. a CS ssS aud BayaAu at nom 70
Nc.
MOLASSBS-The market continues weak and unsettled with mode
Of stock being worked of sales late SATURDAY Of DIV mus
Porto Rico sl065c and to-day 80 hhi MBscoyado At 4tc
Lnseed has been In fair demand aud has ruled
Us for casks barrels Bussh do remains au
AMI prices Crude Fish Oils there has been bat ht
doing unchanged quote Whale sOH8I
Sperm at OILS bat little inquiry and
rates Oil has been fair demand and the market
firm lGB l 6O for No. p No and fair to prime aud
choice
PROvISONsn Pork to-day has been less activity though the
business be considered moderate prices show slight
S28 56 SZS GIL the sales cash all
regular $50 bbs at $50 5st 6zi fo5 New Ms and jes @
att is
a2d b2J Is s241SL III for Western Prime Mess
for delivery learn OF no sales fo
inquiry the business beng conhhe
small s,les-oiers sales OF 80 bills at 90 10 Tor common
brns Sl50s2 Plain Mess $40 5OG S for Extra Mess lief
prices nominal Beef Hams steady and
demand sales % bb $20$n Cut Meats are IN noder
demands firm sales Of about 10 pigs At Je o
Shoulders IN salt 3ic for do in pickle; 6e for Hams Sat S0
for Hams IN pickle intending Hams cans at SOale Bac9n Is IN 'nsl
supply and firmly held; sales Of 100 bKA Short Clear Ioi
and small lot Of Long Cut Hams at Hi%-theIe yery
article but the business restricted owing
small supply Of holders Dressed HOgs ase
dull; 03lc Lard fairly active and sgn nmr
gold aud good demand for export sales
1859 bbs aud os at I7t0Isc for No l61 LOT O 100 VOC
/ Tor Fair To Prime and 49, for Kettle Rendered
range prices Change to-day was as follows; . - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04
Corporation gOiitts.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice IS
OgneTs occupant or occupants OF
and eprnrej unmpoyed lands Affected thereby nat
a9ing Assessments have been completed auS are ogi ~ -
Firr Por paving Canal street from Broadway TO "esi street "'
stone blocks. a. All, .,..., 49,, Vigh,b
setting ehfh ana gutter anu
Of the same from Eighth TO Tenth hSesurs t 49,.
IT, ~ pl yae. ets pieces and parcels OF land shie1 on
p,st Ran ,Ge, Of CAns from Broadway 10 West street a
also both sides aiersrBg streets 10 the e'eIi Of Ran VIC
ssosd Rob sSss Of sIiyst street from Eighth avenue 70
In,on Ryr, and both sides Of the interviewing ee" " H "
,sat ~ III ~. HOE ether way sniy-hnh street
s1eeei ny the hbo'ehahea
- - o,,osr 10 ZANE either % them are requested
TO r,ept hei objections in writing TO jacob oskJ
newt New House within ihlJt gis 10" he oA' VI VIE
john D. orrwELL, Board Of Assessors
GA. ~ 81 A...s.ors New Court House july d. 1903