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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-11
fPublie-So. 1872
AN ACT :or the relief Of presumption settlers In

AN ACT .or the relief Of presumption settlers In
the State OF Nebraska.
That settlers upon the public domain within Tho
nrst day OF January. eighteen hundred and seventy.
hal filed their declaratory under tho
presumption laws for tracts once offered at public
sale and Afterwards included In the lateral limits Of
any withdrawal for railroad grants. where such
lands were At date Of Ming, as Aforesaid. subject to
disposal under said presumption laws. and who,
through erroneous belief that by such withdrawal
the lands so settled upon and claimed became sub.
iect TO the designation OF "unonercd" lands. have
failed TO mako the proof and payment required by
law within one year from the date OF alleged settle
ment. shall be. and are hereby allowed and author
lied 10 make such proof and payment within ono
year from the passage Of this act. upon showing a
full compliance with all other provisions OF the pre-
emptioh laws; provided. thatsneh settlements were
upon the evsn;numbered sections. and do not In
clude cases declared 70 be invalid by the Commits.
sioner Of the General Land once.
JOINT RESOLUTION to enable owners to obtain
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
OF the United States.
Be u resolssd by fhs Senate aad HEouIs Of Reprssent
attire. q tAs Uahed adte' Of A"s'ied in coHSre''
Thai the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and hereby
Ia. authorized and directed, whenever II Is proved by
clear and satisfactory evidence that any duly regis
tered bond OF the United States, bearing interest, IA.
sued for valuable consideration In pursuance OF law,
hcldo any person as his own property, 20 issue a
duplicate Of said registered bond, TO BE- so marked,
OF Ike amount, and bearing like Interest as the bond
80 proved to be lost or DESTROYED; provided. that tho
owner Of such missing bond shall die In the treasury
q bond In Q penal sum equal 10 the amount OF said
mlssing bond, and the interest which would accrue
thereon, until the principal thereof Ia due and payu.
be, with two good and suficient %snreties. residents
Of tho United States, 10 the approval OF the Secfe-
tary Of tho Treasury. With condition TO indemnify
and save harmless the United States nom any claim
because OF the said los: or destroyed bond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-11

QUARTERLY REPORT
ar tho Tswu Clerk OF Gold Hill for the
Qanrtor ending December 81, 1871.
GoLp HILL, January I, 1872.
To the Honorable President and Members OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the Town OF Gold HUI
-Gentlemen: l have the honor herewith to
submit my Report for the Quarter ending De-
cembcr 81, 1871.
CONTINGENT FUND.
oc,ohe- 81 ,I9t IS
Sovemher 1891 So
n.rsmher Al IS
Ian no Sehooi Eund. October..,,,,.. leo w
Sass IL
REDEMPTION FUND.
Noyember-Loan to G. Z. Stevenson. Sll,VN W
f,ie ". ii. DoANE, Clerk.
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1Annroyed January 10, Is7l.l

A RESOLUTION TO authorize the restoration Of
BENJAMIN s. Richards TO the active list OF inc
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ORDINANCE NO. g..
Passed June, A. D, 70, 1S7l.1

AN ORDINANCE TO Regulate tho uso Of
Fireworks and Firearms in tho Town
OF Gold Hill. ..
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Approved July II, 1870.

Public Resolution-Ne. ST.
A RESOLUTION In regard 10 grading the ~strestsln
the vicinity Of the Capitol.
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Approved July !, lSTO.l

[Publlc-No. 1901
ACT in relation to certain unsold land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake, IN the State Of 1ndl.
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The Necessity Of n Visit Overcome.

Tho Necessity OF n Visit overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.
Patients residing In any part OF the State,
aoweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
10 submit q written statement OF such In prefer.
ence to holding apersonal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, aud the cure guaranteed. :.
All letters must be addressed to the corrc3
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. F. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
TBox 1851 4 Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearny,.
ei4T0-lyis San Francisco. Cal.
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Important TO females.

When a female lie In trouble or afflicted with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist.
ance, the inquiry should be, where Is there q
physician who Is fully competent TO administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the com.
munityY The Doctor. understanding how i'm.
peratiyel, necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon TO interpose, and beg the atten.
zion OF the afflicted to the fact that he has been
4 Professor OF Oostretics and Femal Disease
for twenty years, and Ii fully qualified to admin.
istef in all cases, both incidentally and surgical.
iy, not In q superficial manner, but In as thor.
ouph a manner as years OF study and practice
bath IN hospitals and rrvata fami!ias-ran
make, to save them from the hands or the I'M
oualiied, INSCRIPTIONS and designing. There.
fore families can rely upon him As upon a father.
An in affection can dnG In him one who will
sympathize with and befriend them In trouble
one IN whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise.
FREE. See address below.
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can be fur
nished with apartments, and skilfal and atten'
tive nurses.
Ofdce for the sale OF DR.. Young's PRKyrST'
ArtyE POWDERS, for married ladies. These
Powders arc perfectly safe and effective. Price,
80 per boz. One box will last from four to ak
months.
DIR, YouSe's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS, for the remoyal OF all obstruc'
tons. Price, IS. Either kind sent by mail upon
receipt OF price.
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THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL.
of t United States,
PASSED AT THE
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Third Session Of tho xLI.t Congress
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REPORT

mr. IN, Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
Hill for tho Quarter endinS JannnrS
81, 1877.
GoLp HILL, New. February Is, 1871;
To the Honorable Board OF Trustees OF me
Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemen: l herewith
submit my Quarterly Report - Treasurer OF Sne
Town OF Gold Hill for the Quarter ending
T..,.ry a 1917
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As An R1pEoToRANT IT has NO EQUAL
AIiea's Lang Balsam H. Perfectly
Harmless 70 tho Most.
Delicate!


Do no, be deceived by unprinelpled dealers
who MAJ Offer you q remedy called Aliens Pee
toral Bal.am, which 10 offered for sale on the
GREAT mehts OF Aliens Lung Balson.
Call for and be suro you receive Aliens Lung
Balsam-all others are in~irtngements.
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CONQUERED
AWARDED II
Aliens Lung BalSam

NaUMPTl N.-FOR CURE OF
~ this distressing disease, there has been 20
medicine Yet discovered that can show more
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALsAN. This uneQualed Expsctorant for
curiog Consumption, and all diseases leading TO
II, such As affections OF the Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Is intro
tho positive cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula nom which It Is pre-
pared 10 deferred to by the leading medical jour
nails a. being equal to any prescription that can
DO mnde up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. The BALSAM lie, consequently, recon
mended by physicians who have become nc
Quaintcd with its great success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-11
NO. 90.

President Of the Board Of Trustees OF Gold Till.
Attest: WV. Hr. D0ANE. Clerk ofthe Board.
Gold I'LL. April 81, ISL. A2s2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-11

llhNlJ 6AoiNt eliNk phoAO y SOe@SN
store or shop, books or stationery store, lumber
yard or store, hardware store or tin shop, livery
or sale stable, or wagon or hay yard or corral,
grain or feed store, shoe store, blacksmith
chop and wagon shop, saddle or harness
shop, laundry or Chinese wash house, firni'
turc store or shop, jcwelry store, and all places
where goods or any article Of value IL sold,
battered or traded, per quarter In advance, 80.
Every person or firm engaged In the business
OF boiler making shall take out n ~iconse, and
pay therefor, per quarter In advance, $40.
For selling malt. distilled or spirituoue LIQUORS
or wine Of any kind, by the bottle or in quaint.
ties less than 1--WE gallons. per quarter In ad.
vance. $40.
For keeping a public dance house, or hurdy.
gurdy house, room or establishment, or melo.
deon, per quarter in advance, $50; or per day In
For each hotel, tavern, inn or public boarding
house or lodging house, or coffee stand, or re-
frcshment or oyster stand. or restaurant or chop
house. or lunch house or stand, per quarter In
advance, $40.
Provided that nothing In this last clause OF
this section shall be so construed as to include
the right to sell malt or distilled liquors or
wines, but the samc shall be distinct and scpa.
rate and exclusive license therefor.
For carrying on business as gunsmith, news
paper publisher, undertaken. baker, painter or
wheelwrights, per quarter In advance, $40.
For each Job or express wagon or dray drawn
by one or more animals, per quarter In advance,
And every person who shall take or haul any
goods, chattcls or property whatsoever, except
rock or ore from the mines, from any point
within the town Of Gold Hill to any other place
within the said town, or from or out OF the
same or within the limits thereof, shall DO sub
lect to the license herein provided, and 30 sub
jcct whether no be the owner, agent or EN-.
ployee. J
For keeping a saloon, or bar, or booth, or shed,
or any place where malt or distilled liquors, or
wine of any kind, or any liquid beverages are
old, In smaller quantities than by the quart bot
Tie, each place or bar, per quarter In advance,
so; or per day In advance, IS.
Every person or firm keeping q shoe shop
shall pay therefor, per quarter In advance, Is.
For each bowling saloon, or each nine.piL or
ten.pln alley, per quarter in advance, $2; for
each billiard table, per quarter in advance, IS.
For hawking or peddling any goods, ffuit or
vegetables or any wares or merchandise, or
thing Of any kind whatsoever OF any value with
out a team or animal or anlmals), per quarter
in advance, $40. Or per day In advance, IS.
For hawking or pcddling with 9 team, or with
any animal or animals, per quarter In advance,
$S0. Or per day In advance, IS.
Keeper nj barber shops ehall purchase Q
quarterly license for each chair In use in said
shop, and shall pay therefor, In advance, the
sum Of 50. 81
And every person or persons engaged in one
or more kind or kinds OF business enumerated
, erein, shall take out and pay . license for each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
THE PEANUT STAND BOND ROBBERY.

Five OF Mr.. Blatchrord's Bonds and n MIR.
Horace C0rke Captured In WasIiinaiO OH, h. e..
man giving his name as Horace Corke went
Into the bank or McKeldon. Raub d Co., corner OF
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street. Washington
ID. G., Wednesday morning, and offered for sale five
$1,000 United States fyc-twenty bonus OF the issue
OF 1867.
II Will be remembered that on the 18th day of last
December Mir. Samuel BachiOrd laid bundle OF
$4,000, in bonds, on peanut stand ON the corner
or Broadway and Liberty street while he was pui-
chasing half pint OF nuts, and when he turned
round to 60 the bundle was nowhere to be found.
OF course the public authorities all over the com
try, as well as the various banking and brokerage
Institutions were at once notified OF the tneit anu
furnished with q description OF the bonds.
when CorHe offered his bonds for sale TO the Wash
ington banking firm and they mad examined them
and compared notes, they at once came to the con-
cluson that they we're some of Mr.. Blatchords
property, and accordingly sent word TO MAJOR Rich
ards, chief OF Ponce. This official despatched c.
tectives Clarvo and McDevitt TO the bank, and IN
few moments Corke was III their POSSESSION.
That night he, Voin COMPANY with Detec.
tives McDevitt ana McElfesh, two OF
the shrewdest officers IN this country,
took the 920 train for TINS city, where they arrived
yesterday morning. The officers took their man TO
Police Headquarters and turned him over to
superintendent Kelso, who locked him up. At
three O'Clock in the afternoon Corke was taken be-
owing to the absence OF an importlnt witness the
case was postponed uniil this morning, at ten
O'Clock, at which hour the preliminary examination
Will Mace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
THURSDAY Jan. 4-6 r. M.
On Change to-day wheat was higher, with fair
activity. The cotton market was strong, but un.
settled.
MONEY STRINGENT.
Money was stringent and borrowers on call paid
SIS per cent, frequently in addition to legal in
terest. the renewals being generally at y far or u
and interest Toward three O'Clock, when accounts
had been made up, there was a relaxation IN the
rate to 1-32 and per cent com.
Prime paper Is neglected ana quoted 0 q IL per
cent discount.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY
Foreign exchange was steady at the new
schedule OF rates established yesterday and
closed as folows:-Sterlng. sixty days, com.
mercia. 10sH a 1909; do, good to prime bank
ers 1895 los,s do. short sight, loo7s ITO; Paris
sixty days 6.a3x 5.2s'{; do, short sight, 6.27h q
5.2s,<; Prussian thaers, ~ TAX: Antwerp, 5271z
A2lH; Switzerland. 52Sl 6.2lH; Hamburg,
S5x s81t; Amsterdam, 401l 402s; Frankfort,
Al A,s; Bremen, 1875 1914.
GOLD sTEADy-1O9 A 109,<.
Some effort was made to get up q fresh specula-
ton IN the gold market on rumors of misunder-
standing with Spain and predictions OF nossilites
In case the latter Power refused to make PREPARATION
for the ndgnity offered our nag in the overhauling
OF the Florida by Spanish man-of.war. and the
price was urged as far as 1O9, but there halted
and eventually fell back to 100, private advices
representing the political horizon at Washington
still Tree OF war clouds. The course OF the market
Is shown In the tablet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
THIEVES AT THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

For some time past the members Of the gymnasium
attached to the Young Mems Christian Association,
at the corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty.tnird
street, have been annoyed by some party or parties
visiting their closets and stealing watches, wallets
and any little articles Of value they would leave IN
their pockets. Suspicion az lass fell upon req.
headed youth, eighteen years OF age named Francis
Mahon, Of rs West Twenty-eighth street, member
of the gymnasium and association, who rarely WIS.,
tied the former, but could be Constantly seeu
hanging around the closets. Charles w. blodgett
Of no. Lexington avenue, one OF the members,
"wednesday night determined to watch, and was re.
the members VINO was performing and commence
rumyuagIng In his pants pocket. He despatched one
Ofncer Dugal, of the Twenty ninth preclnct who
conveyed the young man to the station house In
Thrtteth street and locked him up for the balance
OF the night. lie was conveyed before Justice Cox,
at Jefferson Market, YESTERDAY morning, where 4
with the above tacts He peaaed NOT guilty to Inc
Charge but was committed sor examination,
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GALvEsToN. Jan. g. 1872
81 GS S 'sSs sssa 81 s &c
Cotton strong; mddings ls,Sc Net receipts 992s bales
Ss0fss @ s%' sa.s s6 s
iss,5sas' 'A''"'''' '''''' '1'''' '''"" ''o'A'
MOBILE, Jan. T. 1872.
Exports to tho Continent iis5 Sales, i5ot stock sssss
strong; demand active; %iddnss ss ssi re-.
Seps @ bales qd Greet Britain ai3 bales;
Cotton quiet but rm maaiSs. isSs Ne. reccIo,s ssos
Sales, GEO. Stock, S2,7s7. -'''''
Tobacco strong and active; sales IS hhds Jugs s So IS
good So 70 ~ 30; low to medium leaf 81 ia sis
Shirt, Of u,0eo,o, . WslT nsS Kan sas
g for mo- ? 81 for ow pale Grade .urpcuns steady
steady at 80 25 '"s" -"'
and os%sqG g. t. at No.
SPRING $50 for amoer winter "a 20 for white winter 5 10
at ssss s Of ~
ss e Western 81 Cora 10 FOR g or
sSss n % nj for nSS'e per cw Mfcsd r@
w. s %asIf
ton &C. to New York; &c. to Albany. 4sc
Cattle,Receipts 81 cars. making supply q SD ears
s an s for s @ %s %
common SosI.: d4!I and heavy SsS 70
T SS% 1907 ISL S: 20; so lns,:
81 u.s. siesp anS S % '4y ssS SS head
Michigan 3 d ~ iaaanns .seSss sss
Salbs at vs. S0 Ohio sheep ranging from 81 to B bs at
30 31a SD O So Canada sheep, ranging from 20 20 lS8
lbs, 30 30 Y6 N Canada lamos ranging from SO 10 So
lbs. at ~. Hogs-ReceIps, 900 head. Market
ana dec ~ 25c Weather soft. sales At ~ %
!6OOt bushels. Flour firm and quiet retail trade only.
Wheat firm; sales 5000 bushels white Michigan. 81 63.
Two cars do on private terins spring nomna unchanged
Corn rm and shade higher sales 500 bushels old at 59c
Rye neglected Barley dun and buyers holding
No Western sold at SIC. Pork and lard unchanged High
wines nominal no demand; sales Dressed hogs, bic
a $40.
CHICAGO, Ian. 4, 1874
Flour in improved demand. Sales lights Southern buyers
wanted low gadc extras but they scarce nigh
wanted export account but stock held above buyers
views. Wheat opened with speculative demand and higher
prices but closed weaker; No spring. 81 2a 81 25 No.
do ~ 2t No 3do., 81 l2 III -; No. 2, sellers
seller March, ' 81 Corn e0'd ia '.uesnla'isss
demand; prices higher No Smyed 4ic; rejected re
BIC. ear, basis of 20 lbs Sc 3c seller February
al 4lsc; seller Apri. 43ic 4slc seller May 46sic
46c, closing steady at the outside prices pecu
laye demand and PRICES higher No s2c relccted
May. 37I Rye in fair demand; prices higher No. T.
65c. rejected, SIC. &c. Barley opened duh, but
closed active and higher No. spring Ike; No 3
do, &c. &c.; rejected llc 4-c.; No. 2 spring,
February, SS % $ls co. seller March, $l3 60 1913 S.
Lard aciive and higher ssc seller February sac. SIZE
seller March, ssc. Hams in PICKLE, Sc.
quiet and nominal. Bulk meats quiet
hogs active and firm at yesterdays quotations. In good
mand at 4 % asa 10. Dressed hogs IN good demand S.
bbl -four, 5000 bushels wheat 2sOo0 coo do
OATS 400 do 10000 do barley and q 900 hogs Ship
ments bbls -four 1000 bushels corn qO0U OATS
5000 do. barley ana 1900 hogs.
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THE FRANKLIN STATUE.

A meeting OF the committee having charge Of the
arrangements for the Inauguration OF the Franklin
statue was held at Astor House yesterday after
noon, Rev. DR.. Prime In the chair. A general com.
mittee was appointed to participate and assist in
the ceremonies OF the 18th OF January, Franklin's
birthday, wnen the statue Is to be unveiled. 1t
Is gift OF Captain DE Groot 10 the printers
Of the City, and has been pronounced by all who
The statue Is cast IN bronze and cost $4,000. The
proceedings will include outdoor celebration and
grand evening banquet. The CITY Council and all
the prominent members OF the press are to be In
yite1 To attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER,

STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER,
The stock market was weak and unsettled In the
forenoon by the rumors OF probable trouble with
Spain, and finally gave way quite rapidly at the
second board on the report that the Third Avenue
Savings Bank had suspended. The real reason OF
the decline, however, was the sale OF long stock by
the clique operators, who are disposed to
maze q "bearr campaign az sort of
an intermediate diversion preliminary to
the spring rise, and, doubtless, we shall see
the veteran Mr.. Drew selling "casr on the market
as readily as In November and December he was
selling quits" Moreover, the market was not In
an advantageous position to make good start In
the spring speculation. Prices were too high to
begin upon. TIE 'January rise" was discounted
III December, Meantime the future Of the money
market Is not so clearly foreseen, and the
late "pulls" now "bears'D are not so san.
guine of relaxation with the January
dividends. The banks own O fair amount Of legal
reserve counting in their SPECIE but the elastic and
available portion OF 1t only $40 600 OF green
backs against liabilities or over $780, 000-that is
the banks hold less than 20 cent OF available legal
reserve. The creation Of new banks under the Fifty
four million bill, the Chicago fire ana the cancea-
tlon Of about s25,OoO,ooO OF three per cents have
been equal to a contraction OF between twenty-five
and fifty millions In the legal reserve OF the banks
Of this city. The financial situation is greatly OBJ
secured, and does not exhibit so roseate hue as
the 'bulls" would like, especially as the
stringency In money may be severely aggravated
by the efforts OF other savings banks beside the
Third Avenue to hold as much legal tender cur.
rency on hand as possible in order to be prepared
for any rum Under these circumstances the
larger pools and professional spectators have sold
out, and are disposed TO see ''pear market" In
augurated and o decline in prices to figures which
will furnisna more acceptable and popular basis
for the beginning of the spring and summer specu-.
laton. The course Of the market will be seen IN
the tables Of comparative prices and closing street
quotations.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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bbs old at Sy sis IN cash. FOR future delivery 50,
bbs 'fil at BIS 70 for Quotations for other
months unchangea Beef continued quiet steady Wa
n mss, q sales Mi Fl sSSu s. % oSs Tor Tor
prime mesa tierses,, and $40 81 for India
% bbs within the range Ct meats continued quiet there
quote Ipy satcd shoulders, &c. $50 bellies sc Ak!
l4dc Lard moderate request and firm. The sales
were 700 icrces cash. $50 terces for january 9sc
City lard quiet but steady at 9c Bacon was quiet bul
steady; sales ESQ boxes long clear ut TIC
RIoErhere has been fair business In all descriptions
to-day, the market remaining firm. The sales were:-3u
terces Carolina at ec Sc, 70 bags Pana at 7Sc and
100 oars Rangoon nj 6.c. 20.
SUGAR-The market shows but little activity, although
prices remain without noticeable change We of sales
OF liz hds refining at &C., los hhds St. Jsgo 9c and 800
boxes ut gkc Messrs G. Amann CO. estimate stock,
receipts and sales folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05

future delivery middl,ng the sales
short notice. lsoS q. 100 at 20 ls 100 at
ioOst Il isc February go a 600 at 2c aO
ss 2oe III Ss y ysc IS at Mc March 200 a 2G 100
i 10 4 s \, 49, sGs q. ~ Api 200 q
q lsl6c. May 400 AT 2l1%c. Total sOo bales. To-day
s ssn?sts s' zoo Ss 100 20 sose is
200 at 7isc 100 at AXE; 100 a 20ss;, 400 at
SSlac 400 e 200 at 5es February go al gsc,
l5sc zoo = 100 sOc sc., SOD al gsc,
SO at % isc O sosc, at 20 lSc loo a, sosc,
leo Mt 20 u &c., March. 800 at 20c, 200 27Sc 100 al
2Isc 400 at 2c 100 at q 76c, zoo at 2l6c 200 at 2lssc
200 as 5iss 3os! 2Sc, Sac a q ilisc, io6
atsisc 200 exchange paid 70 e.chanse 100
January for 100 February Lac paid exchange 200 January
ior sjo April. Total, 1850 bales. Grand Total
closed iolows;ro Liverpool, oy steam, "a ;o' by
gold; SAIL Ac 70 Hamburg BY stesm 3D. compres.ed
10 Bremen, by steam, 1c., gold, compressed. To
Baltic ports by sail. &c lc., gold The receipts
a. the ports up thus Gaveston. Gil New Dreams
a95 Mobile 1,79l Savannah, 1871: Charleston $500;
Wilmington, 92 Norfolk 1850; Baltimore 1877 New York.
1876; Boston, lSs-total 1870 Total last week. 2323
dav laety ear We ono