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For SALE.-One hundred Singer
Sewing Machine Boxes; those who have
bought Singers during the last six
months can obtain one withot charge at
the office. j. A. DORAN. Agt.
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CUBPENA IN DIVORCE.

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia
County, No. l3la May Term, 1871.
NELLIE Nj. ROBINSON, } ),,,,,,--
vs.. Alias SGD, III Divorce
HARRY L. ROBINSON. }
Subpoena and alias Subpoena returned on oath
that the Defendant could not be found in the
said county. 10 respondent: Sir-iou are here.
by required to be and appear ut our said Court
OF Common Pleas in and for said county, ON the
iirst Monday OF september next, to answer TO
the said complaint OF the said libellant, or be
liable TO have the same determined by the said
Court eI pdfte. AAkON SMiIhi
BioomsbuTg, June ls70-lt. Sheriff.
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SITUATION experience
cd clerk, who can furnish uneXception.
able recommendations is in want of a
situation. Inquire at the Columbian
office.
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WANTED.-O One hundred cords Of
wood in exchange for stoves, tinware,
plows or castings, at atSHARPLEss a HAR'
MANS Foundry. n2J-2w
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G. G. MARI has just received large
lot and latest styles of light Calicoes.
Call and see them.
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SEWING MACHINE HoNoR.-The |
grand contest for superiority between
Sewing Machines which has been pro.
crossing for the past four weeks at the
Maryland Institute, terminated on
Wednesday evening last, resulting in
favor of the Weed Machine, which was
awarded the Gold Medal over the
Wheeler & Wilson, and Howe. Public
opinion had already pointed to such a
result, so the verdict was not altogether
q surprise to those who have watched
the struggle from the beginning. The
Howe exhibited some good qualities, yet
its more cumbrous proportions and re-
duced rate of speed, made it evident,
at the outset, that the real conflict
would be between the Weed and Wheel
er e. Wilson. 1t seemed to be an even
race upon light work, both machines
making beautiful specimens of hem
ming, telling, rufiling, putting and the
| like; but when it came to variety or
heavy work, the Weed astonished every
one by flying through everything be-
fore it, passing from dainty rutlle,
through thirty thicknesses of dressed
muslin, then to lace, and finally wind
ing up by stitching with No. 200 cotton
and No. 80 linen thread, upon the same
material withoM change Of needle or ten.
sion during the trial. A machine pos
sessing such an adaptability and versa
tility of power, is not only wonderful
to witness, but deserving all the encOm-
iums which can be bestowed upon it,.
The award of the judges was as follows :
To the Weed Sewing Machine, a Gold
Medal. To the Wheeler & Wilson, a
Silver Medal. To the Howe Sewing
| Machine, a Silver Medal.
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SUBPQNA IN DIVORCE.
VS..
ANNIE l.. HESS,

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia
county, No. l2l2 May Term, ISL.
JAMES HESS, ,
VS.. AllS SUD, III DlNol'''
ANNIE l.. HESS,
Subpoena and alias subpoena returned on oath
said county 10 the respondent Madam-lou
are hereby requested TO he and appear AZ ouI
said Court OF Common Pleas in ana Tor salu
county on the first Monday of september nex,
To answer the said plant OF the sald llpell
ant or be liable TO have tue same delernlned by
'RIoomshurr Junc lS7l-it sheriff.
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Railroad limo Table.

DIR. A. l.. TURNER has been appoint.
cd Examining Surgeon for Pensions, at
this place.
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SUIT TIE MEDICINE TO TIE CASE
1t depends on the constitution, temper
ament, and general condition of the
dyspeptic, Bilious or Nervous patient
whether HOoRand's German Biters,
containing no alcohol, or HoQfand's
German Tonic, in which the vegetable
extracts are incorporated, with a frac-
tional proportion of old Santa Cruz
Rum, is the more advisable remedy.
One or the other of these Specifics is
absolutely infallible, in all disorders of
the Stomach, the Liver and the Nerves,
Sold by all Druggists.
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PENNSYLVANIA has the largest as
sessed valuation of real and personal
estate ofany State in the Union-sl, ,G3i,.
2l9,936.
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EIRST STATEMENT
OF THE ACCOUNT OF THE
TOWN OF BIOOMSBURG

OF THE ACCOUNT OF THE
TOWN OF BLOOMSBURY
TO MAY lSrH. 1874.
T.. r. Ikeler, Treasurer in account with the Town
of Bloomsbury. Dr.
TO amount assessment book (tax for
laOI j,s0s IS
To amount received subscription for
bridging gutter II 90 |
To amount received from Pennsylvania
To amount received from E. Menden-
hall Ii't dicensesI ' avn - '' $50
ward, Collector. 50 90
s6,6ll 0S
BY vouchers s32Sj 10
by amount of duplicate pass
ed into the hands of NJ. ID.
Woodward, Collector vi IS
on siOiO 70 % 80 $3.50 %
Balance in hands of Treasurer sl,9O2 3j
NJ. c. Woodward, Collector, in account with the
Town of bloomsbury. . Dr.
| To amount of duplicate in his hands sl,Tl 81
Or,
BY amount paid Treasurer, 5go 60
| by exoneration, Il !" SOL ~
Amount due Town from Collec- a,
| We, the undersigned auditors, having examin.
| ed the foregoing accounts of the Treasurer and
Collector OF the Town oil Bloomsburg, and find
'"'''' F.P, DRINKER,
| L. p. LUTZ,
JoHN b. CASEY.
| The moneys expended on account OF Town pur-
| poses is as~iollows; -.
| Roads, slN8 ~
| Survey, including making maps, $50 q
| Lock up, 30 10
Seal, IL
Copy OF Assessment book - 50
Copy of Act of Incorporation, p
&, q, Bnrkleys expenses 10 Wilkes
| Barre, 10 Ul
| Police badges, Is p
j. j. Brewer ior oath OF Office to mem
bers g.
Rent of engine house, 81
| Lamp, z 5l
| Books, 10 2
q. X. Buckalew, professional services, 50 U
Secretary salary l5O
| Printing, 70
| NJ q. Woodward's making arrests, at
tendance on circus shows, &c, AZ u
$3.50 2
Amount standing to the credit,
sundry persons road accounts S5i sS
Amount standing to the credit
i OF sundry persons ON survey ans m
o accounts, III 70 - /
/ sS.2S5 /
Q Attest: "
o l.. MENDENHALL, President.
e | Il. @. EYER, Secretary.
d Bloomsburg, May lS, 1871,
LEASES, (blank) for sale At the COLUMBIA
llofice,
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REMEMBER G. G. MARE's cheap Gai-
tcrs, Fans, Parasols, Grass Cloth Lawns,
etc
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In addition to the above, lIITX has a full line
of Black silks, colored Frcn Ii Poplins, summer
Dress Goods and Suitngs, Hosiery and Gloves,
Lace and Linen collars and cults, Umbrellas,
Parasols, Fans, Hoop skir's, &c, which would h
dincrlt 10 give the price OF, AS the assortment ie
extensive. NJ. J.. l.UTI Bloomsburg, Pa.
In Brewers Block next to the Court House.
- ~
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THANKs.-The Friendship Fire Com.
pany request us to return their grateful
thanks to those Ladies who assisted to
supply the Engine with water.
We believe nobody is disposed to re.
turn thanks to the large number of per-
sons who stood about the fire, but re-
fused all assistance, either In supplying
water or saving property.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Harper's MdgdsiNc for May will contain,
.one other articles an interesting account Of Punch
sn5 indy" with "The TIagical Comedy or Comieal
Trae,dy" as played in England. Illustrated by Cruik-
shank.
Ii always gives us pleasure to announce
now book by Jacob Abbott. the veteran and popular
writer for the young: always sure It VIII ne
entertaining and instructive. Few other living authors
know so wcl the secret OF impartng useful kn3weuEe
through the medium of pleasant nctlon All ,nc % uuSo
and girls of acquaintance seem 20 ne ol Wy .
mind and thew viii he greatly pleased 10 Know wa. III
few days a new book from his pen will be pnplshvu n4
thc Harpcrs. II viii tell them al about " ueal anu
we venture TO say that the hoy or glri VINO reaus
through will learn about this interesting suugoV.
than many a man who has gone through eOHegt.
nIcasout story OF adventure through the DOOR,
winch is prettily and profusely Illustrated
A correspondent writing from Easton, Penn,
under the impression that Mr Herbert Spencer is in lin
lied circumstance and receives nothing from his puhi
cations in this country proposes that the readers Of his
hacks shall voluntarily pay up, and asks THE TRIBUNE to
start movement that effect. The writer is evidently
snimated nv a commcndable OF justice, but he
the facts. For every copy OF Mr. Spen-
GERS works that ne has bought the author has probably
t his money before this, for the MeSSrs AppletOns
allow him the full copyright 10 which he would he emu
fled IL he were an American citizen; and on his lpho
sophcal series they pay him more Literally han IL
is customary TO pay American authors. IL Is lhe SAINT
with the works of Prof. Tyndal The new book now ~,
Appletons' press Fragments of Science for Unscenln
People is by agreement with the author ana essays
Lis which printed in an eastern city are un"u'no
iIed
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NEW LOAN OF UNITED STATES.

NEW LOAN OF UNITED STATES.
The subscriptions TO the New Five Per Cent Stock
OF the United States now amount to S53 $4,000.
They confidently expected to reach 500 600
by the time the New Bonds are ready for delivery in
May. The proposals of the Secretary of the Treas
ury will then be changed to the following pro-
granme:
First : Bonds to the amount of three hundred mil
lions Of dollars, payable in con at the pleasure of
the United States after ten years from the date of
their issue, and bearing interest payable quarterly
in coin, at the rate of five per cent per annum.
SECOND: Bonds to the amount of three hundred
millions Of dollars, payable in coin at the pleasure
OF the United States, after fifteen years from the
date of their issue, aud bearing interest payable
quarterly in coin, ut the rate of four and half per
cent per annum.
Third: Bonds to the amount of seven hundred mil
hons OF dollars, payable in coin at the pleasure of
the United States after thirty years from the date of
their ISSUE and bearing interest payable quarterly
IN coin, at the rate of four per cent per annum.
Subscriptions To the loan will have preference
after the above mentioned two hundred millions are
taken up, in the following order namely:
First subscriptions for equal amounts of each
class of bonds.
Second: Subscriptions for equal amounts of bonds
bearing interest at the rate of four and half per
cent and of bonds bearing interest at the rate of
five per cent
fhud Subscriptions for any five per cent bonds
that may not be subscribed for in the preceding
classes.
SubScriDtions to the remainder OF the S20oOOOOO0
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
TUESDAY. April li-P. VI.

The stock market to-day was very like that
Of yesterday except that the temporary decline TOOK
place AT midday instead of the morning The bull ele
ment still controls the transactions of the Exchange and
the market opened at trng advance upon yesterdays
quotations. and remained strong on the general list Till
about noon, when there slight but only temporary
waverng in prices but under the head of Ohio and Mis-
sissppi Lake shore, and Western Union, the general
market regained its buoyancy, which It retained
till near the close Of business when there was very
slight tendency to lower prices. Chicago and North
western, Rock Island and Wabash were strong In the
afternoon. The miscellaneous stocks were quiet, while
express shares were neglected. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices paid for active
efncks TODAY:
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TxroN Pacific LAND-GRANT BoNDs.

OFFICE MORTON, BLISS II Co, BANKERS,
NEw-YoRK, March 20, 1871.
The undersigned offer for sale the balance of the
land-Grant Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. The Road has been in operation about
twenty months 1t is complete in all respects, and
its earnings have averaged Ss0O000O per aDnum.
These Bonds bear per cent interest, coupons paya-
bic April and October They are receivable, at par,
in payment for the COmpany's lands The total
amount of lands to which the Company is entitled
under grant from Government is l2,OSO,OOO acres.
The total amount of Land-Grant Bonds issued is
SlO4O00O0 The land sales have already been 1888
acres at an average price of 81 As per acre. The re-
naming T. S1 III acres. at an average valuation of
but 81 per acre, worth S23,57i,23i. With the
proceeds of lands sold the Company have retired
$685. 900 bonds and will continue to retire bonds as
RAPIDLY as lands are marketed Col Thomas a. Scott,
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Company, and
President of this Company, estimates the net earn
ings for the ensuing year at S4,j0OOOO exclusive OF
the Land Department., TO be applied to interest and
dividends. He says that "this result cannot but be
deemed by all practically versed in the history OF
new railway lines as indicating successful future
MORTON, BLISS x Co.,
80 Broad-st
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Foreign exchange firm but inactive, at the follow

Money has been slightly easier to day. the rates In the
morning being per cent upon satisfactory securities
but later IN the day loans freely offered at and
upon Government securities at g. In discounts there
was inquiry for irsclass paper. which passed
6y 10 per cent The following the quotations for
commercial naner:
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5itnations Uanieo--fem

A YOUNG LADY desires a situation as COM
~ PAEION to LADY GOVERNESS. fof Young children
No objection to the country Address = b IL beoAEhI "
4 LARGE supply OF French, German, En-
"a sb scotch Irish and American HI LIP Tor city country
wa he found Office S3 SIthave drug store
JNIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled PIERCE Co, Bowhngsen Greenhornt and oner
selections from American English scotch Ger1nsns SNeles lr.
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. IiIlds
VI Gemsn Institute l2 Nooks between hVington snd Stanton n
COPRANO or 0RGANlST-A Lady, expert
- enoed Congregational Music wishes al thGAGhhENI IL
small Protestant church. Address d. C.. Tribune Ohce
NyELL-RECOMMEND German SERN-
w ANTS fr ~ positions capable and Trustworthy constantly
found GERMAN BUREAU 3)J BOwey entrance on fI'isi
Mrs LOWE
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The Government bond market has been strong. with
advance of per cent during the early business the
day The transactions most promnentn 1868 1888
registered; sG2s 1865, and TeFOrtes The slbscrp-
tons to the new loan to-day amounted 100000 in
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

To BRoKERs.-Wanted, a position as Bookkeeper
Gold thoroughly posted In
Addres. W L. j. Box 525 PO
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


HARVEY FISK. ~ = hAlNh'
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities.
No. 3 Nassau-st., NewYOrk, April 4, 1871.
Holders Of Fire Tceay Bonds must shortly decide be-
treep an er exchange for Government bonds bearing B.
Al or per cent interest and other form Of nrest-
meat in which the present premium on their Five
Twenties may be saved and their rate of interest re-
main unimpaired.
Safe and reliable six per cent securities in which
investors can feel confidence must be largely sought
after and materially advance in market value as it
becomes apparent that the Five Twentes cannot be
relied upon to run much longer at per cent, and
that hereafter Government bonds cannot be expected
TO yield more than about four per cent per annum on
their cost.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC GoLD BoNDs among the
most desirable per cent securities in the market.
They are amply secured, are well known and Of
established credit in all the principal money markets
of the world, and regularly quoted and dealt in
at the Stock Exchanges of New-York Amsterdam,
Frankfort, Berlin, and London, and are as readily
salable in large or small amounts, at any time, at
quoted market rates, are Government bonds.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany in 1870 were nearly SSOOOOOO and the increase
for January and February of this year indicates that
the earnings for 1871 will not be less than from
SlOOOOOOO to S12OOO0OO with net profit of not
less than S5OOOOOO, while the interest liabilities of
the Company are less than 100000 per annum.
We deal in these bonds and buy and sell them at
current market rates and believe them to be as alb
soutely safe as any investment can be.
They can now be had in exchange for Fiye-Twen-
ties at profit of about 10 per cent. This profit
may be realized and per cent gold interest cOntin-
ued with entire safety FISK d HATCH
TANNER 81 Co, BANKERS, No. IL WALL-sT., NEw
YORK,
Financial Agents for the sale of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company.
The total issue of these Bonds is 81 100000 on l12
miles of road completed and in operation which
is at the rate of sl3,5OO per mile
The gross earnings of this road are now exceeding
in amount its operating expenses and the interest on
its bonded debt
These Bonds are therefore a irst-class investment
and must soon advance in price, as but limited
amount now remain unsOld.
We recommend the securities with perfect salts
faction.
Price 97i and accrued interest.
Circulars, map, pamphlets, &c. furnished.
TANNER d Co.,
No. II Wall-st.. n. Y City.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

PRUITs-The for foreign has been vey quiet KID With rg,r
pppy and pressure sell pnees
bs aes a unmporsnt; quote Layer Rains e. 81 Isl
tron as 42c Turkish Prunes s, ssrnes BE- for quaerboies
nd for half and Tarragoua Almonds. lle.
FLAX-A limited demand Tor New River at c and Canadian al
l2dI4c spiunna Tow Is firm al 6dWc. 4 10, -
FRATHERs-fhe market qast bat proes without qss>bk
change; we quote a 15d78c for Prime.
GBaiy-foers OF wheat under the favorable from veroo
have advanced their about De- usn but the nqa
active Spring; Winter is IN better demand Al " ess &
market strong for Spring and hrmer Tor Amber Wne
ne sslsbe; White Wheat IS active and stronger ths
6 bush al 60 No Chicago Spring, 10 store 81 g for No.
2Mwaukee 81 IS for Old Amber Western, 10 81 ~
for White California; 81 s5a 81 for White Genesee g sr sss
Amber Western quiet but hmi sales Of 4O0 bush -
for State Barley Malt in fair demand and the market %
sales Of 5000 bush tSorowed State and IS Tor rood
Canada but closed dull aud the sa
are Ohio 70c pier and c shoati Wefr
63d6sc In store 70d7lc sfoa RE inactive and good ss
the sales s7 bush STATE ~ 49, Corn ry sys tsl
oser scarcity OF t checks busne for efot .,
notice speculative inquiry the decline the sss arr eo
bush Mixed 75dc, sfoa; Western Whit at 1a'st
clos Ing a 5j d16c.; Southern Straw a. &c
SEgYORE ASD BkooELfS NARE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

WHAT KNOW or FARMING.

Tie Boob viii be ready leycry this week SATURDAY. Ap h
18Th aud s wiz be fe in rotatonfrs cone tr served
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
HORACE GREBLBrs NEW BOOK

The demand has beer and The Booksellers 50 eager oI
lse ousnes fce lqTg sdHs have ha To be ed oe"e
enough could be prepared for supplying hr orders
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
New }lubIirations.

. MFpICAN NpHOTO-LITHOGRAPH CO.'S
" orfiCF In, be.s removed to No I03 Fultonsi Ny
0s 0N0 COPIES-MR. GREELEY'S BOOK.
The Pablhen have The pleasure Of announcing inst they 0e ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE MARKETS.
ICarefully reported Tor THE TRIBUNE.

fcsrefuB reported Tor yHE TRIsuSEl
ASESrhsre has been good demand last and
the market remains Gm but prices important change
We quote at 10 ~ Pearls du and prices nOui
n BtLDIS6 alTRkISLS-bere continued good
% cSaas % sa iG%I Rs . ssti .a % ss qa '''
Pale gM''D IS ,oa Sc 90 RO.sud.ls p 6ei.... asl IS
i.r.ty R; h...g NJ SSs Ss Common a. 90
rSSs Ssn r,aa sSl ESS9 LS%S9 Ss 50
c. per "AM % SSa SSs sSSis sSS c a" SSss s
GI Sa55aS J Ash ooM a @d oT Con- YS' C.
broom. demand At y asa - . ger do'sP
quiet prices without quotbe change quote at from '@
BBESwAx in moderate aud the market steady We quote
at 2! rs, for southerni saes Of IOoie D.. h,,
still nomal sales bales evening" including LAS
Ss sagSd dse III Sy .ei @ et%s G SS Ss for sp At Is % and
100 for May 10 9c and to-day 600 for April At J sec o
for at l3,a3 5tc O Tor July lJei anu 500 for August
Upland. Mobile Seu.ore.u. Ten.
$,';;; g: $::s $si:;iil ;;i;:::;; y Il y
si:s 4: fflli::::::i;' Tfi1::::::i: Il Il i
COFFEE There feature to aside from sale o. lSo
s. ES 5 19 gTis S ifI' ,Ss syss,S S rs at
$3.50 Baltimore AMI 81 Sl NeSiok quote o a. follows
sl dIi Tor PRIME DO the esemc range ic' lots sloic
lAhDLES All kinds in moderate res' aud pree' are s
A%snIns Isdl o..lg as spen Pa'eH' Lyls' Pol no
Sperm ssT% f..es,. Ja. p s sS st@anS R q Mitchell
Sperm Patspt Macy s...D 0&0 Coz 10 o. .. -
COAt-Ihe consumption Anthracite Coal has Iaich on
Soft Coal iuke. and Nood large demand al h' pf''s
selling nom yslds al 90 sO0 -l2 " tan -, -.
DauGS AND DiESrhe market for most au ""' wv"
Al. h M gl,. "a 'Jahp. y n. hond.. - n
trs@,'ie nowA golt III -. Mama lArgr fake sl 40
p.,, F"ssi ON ,,i1 40 ON lemon y n... 01 dS3 IS
B,I.~h 80 ~ ~ + Al soda Newr yoli 20 n | 70
c,.i soi AN A sencks Root, y H.. | ~ q -
Causlc hoda god ~ = m aent", ~ 49,, - -,
Tartar. goM SOFA tsV' aoovini -. ,,s
cnm srniae us,S~i IS 65 yirdo blue, q ~. Sla 81
NuIa.A rst rv "
FRgGnES1be mark hiss hees qict etc Tor "IHn' OF ~hsh
M e fnghsa have advanced
under the hsh supply ossns and es' ar thrc has bern
.rrs c, nd vessels for rhsre snlg Petroleum trsi AID
wiz te rs,eae. apar d c Ilytncc hs en established lho
rn, setiseai, iyerpoo- % bah 1Fsiu b. tm
al agld r. NJ one load at . ~ 80 bales ol Cotton
sJ.d,i3a ss and hott' tseog h. sl At a~ to Lon
do1i h1I , Corl b. sh ~ a 1 n aud so bbs fosr
M q - ,he zee; \ a. .irh nfs wih saOl aualiss
lt o a. as iel sin 700 frat,r- d. To tori
tor ,d,r. at.A ~ Etr.s. Bon var Hssiark g. Cuns a.
With 2UO Dbk te GL! ~eiish barA With .5O
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

The gold market been dull and steady, with all the
transactions 40 alOl The rates for carrying were O.
H. g. 25 and per cent, Clearing House for immediate
delivery the final rate having been per cent, while on
the borrowing side the rate fiat" The days bus
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared S24373O gold balances, s92ls3 and currency
balances ST. O795Os The following the quotations:
lO:O0 ...lIoi n:3l...lloi l:O0...lcl 2:D....il0i
IO:30...iIO! 2:OD...llol l;a0....ll0i 901....ll0.
The days transactions at the United States Treasury
were.
OF p
Gold paymenu. 10 Currency balance. 756se3 SO
God balance .. 68438g Customs $4,000 90
Currency receipts. 27Ga6 70l
Foreign exchange firm but inactive, at the follow
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

This Is one the published upa the subject Il does
OF du Agriculture that no ore can
be hy greatest wei
simplest the world In h Agreeable manner
Fann win gaiher from its pages eTea ca q 1alnso ne1G %
general Nlh hi
exceedingly hHsng from the pleasant sie Of eans the various
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

bbls Refined d. Coperbgen t "a 6 Norwegian bsrh -
30o do do to the German Baltic So Phsdep
Russian hat, with 400 bbls Refined PetToleum nor, =.
,he Continent on private terms sor~ean barb 400 bb d. =,
German Baltic a. G Eorwgsn ship with t600 bbl Crude A
70 Continent direct at 81 "a Ameresn snip Wh 500 bb, m,
6ned, to the Continent 5s British bark with 80 hb 10 "a M.
Continent Horsegan bark Cosstt direct with bb.
Refined at e. & British bark with 90 bb 70 the Cor..s
A. bark with 1903 DO, ai5s American bsrs With 800 bb,
do at S. - WIZ
DYEWoODs-Th.re Continued very hrht demand tor d. e..
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
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