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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-Receipts mt the Ports
22,O66 Balcs-FIour Quiet but Firm
Wheat Du1l-Corn about Steady-Pro-
visions generally Quiet-Groceriess tea-
dy-Petroleu m DuiI-Naval Stores Quiet
-Whiskey Eirmer.
SATURDAY, Feb Sc P. M.
Business marts have been very quiet during the
past week, and though there have been few Inn
p0rtant changes in prices yet there has been q
general tendency In buyers favor, so that at the
end Of the week we md that prices in numerous
Instances have settled TO q lower basis. The gold
premium has nuctuated considerably, bat mer.
chandise has been bat little affected thereby. The
export movement in breadstulfs has been very slow
the difculty in negotiating freight engagements be-
Ing one Of tho chief causes Of the existing dulness
Whea; has declined here considerably during the
week, while on the other SIDE there has been no
appreciable change, yet there was but little more
apparent disposition to buy than when prices were
SC. &c. higher. There are but few orders fer
wheat at any price. The trade movement was
very slow to-day Saturday, the dulness in com
mercial circles being intensified by the TACT that
this was the closing day OF the week. Cotton was
still dull and nearly nominal. AT the Produce Ex-
change there was but little done and but little
manifest inclination to do anything. Floor
was dull bat unchanged. Wheat was dull
and almost nominal closing little
steader with little more demand
for export. Corn was quiet but no lower and
closed steadier. Oats were quiet. whiskey was
firm. In provsions there was almost netting
doing, but the market was steady. Pork was firm but
quiet while lard was steady under moderate in
curry Petroleum ruled quiet but without appreciabie
change In value Naval stores were also quiet but re-
NAMED nrm especially for spirits In the grocery mar
ket business was quiet, excepting for coffee which at
| traced considerable attention, and the market wa.
| nrmer.
CorrKEThere has been good business consurn ma
In Rio last and the market is frmcr par,icu
larry this description. The transactions include 42Cl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Memphis correspondent telegraphs as follows
under date of February S.


Our Memphis correspondent telegraphs as follows
under date OF February g.
The directors of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, which has been operated since July by
the southern Security Company, have agreed TO
indebtedness OF the road, which now stands in the
Stockholders PRESIDENT i Rother 1 is 70 leave for
Nashville on Monday for the purpose OF getting the
x s% a a
five per cent tax imposed BY law. Should
he fail in securing the special enactment,
OF which there seems to be no apprehe nsion,
the bonds win be issued subject to the tax, the
franchises and the rental OF the road being secu-
two and three years, and 100000 In ten years
from date OF issue, those maturing the first three
not under ninety. The rental Of the road the first
five years Is $l60OoO per annum, or three per cent
on the capital stock and after that date 100000.
OF the term OF lease. 1t is proposed out
Of this rental to pay interest on the
Tor their retirement, besides earning an average
dividend Of three per cent for the ten years. alter
which the prospect Is that stockholders VIII realize
that certain branch roads OF the corporation Will be
leased or sold, and that the corporation will realize
United States for seizure and use OF the road
during the rebellion IN which event the bonds will
ali or he w the
road has largely increased since its operation
by the Security Company and the statement OF the
Auditor, just published, shows net income Of
$2l7, 600 for the first six months, which ended on
the LIST OF December. In view OF this position Of
things, shares OF the road which had declined to
10 q 20, have advanced to IS 20.
The interest on Memphis city skies, and which
has not been paid since July, 1871, Is now being
paid from collections on account Of the interest,
tax beginning with coupons OF January, 1872, OF
which the amount outstanding January was
Sos, 600. 1t is believed the redemption OF coupons
OF July OF 1872 W i'll be begun as early as April.
REPORTS, &C.
The twenty-eighth annual report Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, which will he found
another column, shows that the total net assets
Of the company amount to $21 e67, ooo out Of (which
there Is surplus OF 81, 642424 divsible to stock
holders and available on settlement OF next annual
premiums. The increase during 1872 was $7,6l54o
and the disbursements 81, $50, 81, the number Of
new policies written during the year being 500.
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NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits Of turpcntine
':aes ss
S's ss1nas$ Rs; and
sbss.sS S1ss5
SIIc Crude in bulk was INACTIVE but quoted steady az
JgIsss az S.sfi, ys
sss y s 81
Ss af5 FOR aeesd ss az
ana kegs And for the week ending 2Sss Sss
sim good asas%d and r Tf long e clear
snS sso reS Clear Gfa for dor
at u.s. 200 boxes of do. for do. at tl6c Beet-The
About q SSls. sold lots At pfiess villain ,is
PANE n S ths So I a sSts VIZ 3 Sly
DO. prime mess ierces SCI So and do India mess
sf hans rfys apa wassaS
% gs for cns b wsre steady within IN a. the
ers iOc, ic for picked shoulders; 6i.c. 6jsc for
A. e sSas % % DO sS Sss 0G as
snoaers at and S sDau Il fa
light business il spot lots; but fair business for
ars ss ,sss NO e. 80 sses 0I
1900 ticrces April 9l6c City lard was quiet and
steady, at So. sales $50 terces at that price.
RIoE-There was fair demand for both foreign and
domestic, and the remained firm. sales i'm
cude 10 terces of Carolina at &c. &C., and go bags Of
Rangoon at G1lc. a &c.
sUeAR.-The market for raw continued quiet and easy
but not quotaby lower We have only sales OF
COZ boxes and 1000 baskets No prices mentioned Re-
aHed sold in small way at essentially unaltsred prices
9sc grocery, fair to good, s4c yc. prime choice
iasses, hhds and boxes 1Ac SIZE; melado &c asse.
do 10 to H. Sc. 9c do. Is to l5 9sc. 01lc do Is
TO Is, 1915: Iy2sc do 10 to- ~. Ike I3Ic white,
Sac &C. grocery iair to choice, 91fe s'fc. Brazil.
standard, Nos 10 to r. SIC. &c. Mania-superor and
extra superior, &c. q ENC.
STEARINE remained very quiet No sales reported
and prices nominaliy as before.
TALL0w quiet but firm. About 10000 lbs. sold
within the range OF b 15l6c. &c. for choice.
Observation-Disclosures, S52 bbs and for The week ending,
1899 bbs The market weak the ope ming but sub
seguently closed nrmer. Sales 800 bbls. gc.
q &c =
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FIRE IN THIRTEENTH STREET.

"A POLICEMAN Badly Burned-The Loss
Small.
nre broke out yesterday morning at No. 1ss
Thirteenth street that caused damage of $780,
Mary Brontell an inmate Of the house, was dan
gerously injured while endeavoring to put out the
flames. The excitement in the place attracted the
attention OF Sergeant Murray and Roundsman
Bradley, OF the Fifteenth precinct police who were
passing at the time, and they went to assist in ar
resting the progress OF the flames. OEicer Bradley
was badly burned. He was attended 10 at The
station house by DIR. steele and Miss Brontell was
sent to Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance. The
timely arrival Of Captain Byrnes on the spot saved
the carpets and furniture. The Fire Marshal VIII
to-day.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 8, 1873
a::: u s s;ss 1Esss
Cotton in good demand; middlnas IKE isp i' Net
saes T. et ses soef csSssw $3.50
Cotton quiet but steady good ordinary Mary. ssn sM .s MD
fH1St rss SsS eo ss Tsss sa U.s.
Stock, to,6&
m sAvANsAn, Feb 8 ls7a
CnAnrysros Feb. g. 1878.
% low SSs anss mddSs GHSe 0sS s r
eepis 2,Oig bales Exports 70 Great Britain, 1885
Flour unchanged. Wheat in fair demand and higher
cash 81 seIls ssf March, Sehbnss No. a. d 81 % So
TeIse,Ssd se,se &C. Corn actiye and higher; No i
Rys ss.dy W. sss 'f iss Se Bsl sse II
?sTssd s"s ss1ss sa sss q ss zen ess
1Hs Isrd Sns and Green assns Is
q 8 an Dressed hogs aT demand and arm
SeS bushels Saftsy y iisssy so &c.
SO sS TO- RS snS do s
corn, $500 DO oats and 1900 do. barley. -
Import. for the week ending bs 'oasS. Ess ,s
hbIs wheat 4sS d bushels ccrn 2cs lgs oats 2Ig0
S SS hsp sssn Oy h
ss STEADY q IS Set 4 s. sGs
steady; sales OF $3.50 bushels NO 2at Sc DO West
ern on the track at 62c Oats scarce held al 4c tSc
quotcd-No 2 Western, ACC No Toledo, 42c. Barley
irm sales A000 bushels Canada AZ &c. Western, Csc
nominal at $50 Barley malt nIm; western 81 81 II;
prime Winter Western 81 10 81 10 prime Canada Al I'd
asl Is Rye malt held at 95c. The remainder Of The
market Is unchanged.
- ~ Oswrco, Feb. g. 1879
Flour steady sales zoo bbs at ~ 70 for No. Spring,
- rs for amber winter SO 81 for white Winter SiI Tor
double extra Wheat and frm Corn steady; sales
Of car lots at Coo Bar,ey nrm and unchanged. Bay
Quinte 81 mcal-Sl 30 for boted 81 rs for nm
boted per cwt Mlfeed unchanged; shorts S2I; shin.
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A GAMBLING DEN PULLED IN JERSEY.

Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, raid
was made by Offlcers Hull, Lee, Smith and Reed on
gambling den In the basement OF 1T Newark ave.
nue., Jersey City, and the proprietor, Michael
Grobhay, with three OF his customers, William
Snyder, Michael Bubron and Daniel Michel were
arrested and locked up In the City Prison. At the
morning session OF the Court they were committed
for trial In default of bail.
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COpARTNE RsHIPS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
~ ship heretofore existing between John H. Miller and
Frederick welteck, under the firm name OF Miller We'll
teck, has been dissolved by mutual consent and that
john H. Miller is alone authorized TO settle the affairs
Of the late firm. JOHN II. MILLER.
FkBRuARY 8, 1873 FREDERICK WELTECK.
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wnie az sedan the total loss was 24000-nameiy
Ia. french and 10000 Germsns. Thus Koniggratz
also SHOWS the largest number OF Killed and
wounded-much larger than we 0asi In the greateat
engagements OF the war OF 1901
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY FEBRUARY TO- l87sTRIpLE SHEET

and Charleston Railroad, 1rst IS 81; do. do,
second, II so; Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed by South Carolina, 81 q 90; Macon and
Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, "a 81; Men,
phis city skies. IS a 60; Savannah city sevens, SO
q IS; New Orleans sevens. 90 q 60.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of
-oIa aur;no tina week were q followa.-
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The last sales Saturday were at la and the
quotation closed 1877 ia

The IasI saIes SATURDAY Were At ia, aud the
quotation closed 1877 a ia.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks is
anfaverable, and shows not only loss in net and
surplus reserve, but an outward movement OF
money as between the city and the interior,
Despite an enlargement Of credits to the remark.
increase In deposits is only little over three
millions. An increase OF less than half o
million in specie--the consequence OF the lighter
customs payments OF the WEEKS more than onset
by loss in legal tenders so that the surplus re-
serve ia impaired about million OF dollars. The
statement compares with Its predecessor as fol-
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wheat was dull, but the market rather steader
under little better inquiry for export. Tho sales,
however unmportant confined 10 small lots Of
Milwaukee In store at 81 &c. and boat loads brought
q 7oa 81 y. Corn dull but little more steady.
The sales including all kinds loot up 1000 bushels at
SSc &c for old Western mixed I'M stores 6sc CSC.
S CSC S,S for Western white, and 74c 7Sc. nominay
not materially changed The sales were only about
Gusnss a. &c Tor DARK mixed state ahoat DC
western mixed afoat; 4kc. 66c. white Western,
and sc 6Ic for inferior to fancy white State Barley
full previous prices.
Fhn,SHTs;.The market has been very quiet to day,
business being restricted by the scarcity by
ses on the berth and an INSUFFICIENT supply Of tonnage.
TO liverpool by steam LOCO bushels corn at 6sld.. and
prise IAN American bark hence to Marseilles bbls
Of crude petroeum, at In I'd. Russian bark hence
Baltic port 100 bbls capacity cargo OF provisions
HAY AND SrRAw.-The receipts Of hay were moderate,
straw was in good demand at full prices We quote;
shipping hay III l5 from store; retail qualities 81 80
y ~ clover sSc ~ long rye straw q 80 y 4oi
MoLAssEs.-There was fair business consnnmated in
slobbns way but ASIDE from that the market quiet,
although there was more inquiry noticeable The sales,
10 lots about $50 bbs OF New Orleans at 69c 6c
=
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

TURNBULL-JENKINs-On Thursday. February Q,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Thomas Hastings ID. d., GEORGE Il. TURNBULL to
CLARA, daughter Of Edward o. jenkins. all OF New
York city.
WEIR-BENNErr Sunday, February 2, by the
Rev. John Ii. w. Saries OF Brooklyn, JOHN X. WEIR
to AGNES Ii. BENNETT 10th OF Bay Ridge.
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oPcCIts 61o,0oO,fV0
Legal tenders. 45,S02 100 45,l077 700 Dec 694, 400
T0t.reserve $64, 800 1884, 143, 100 Dec $27, 200
Circulation. $27, sol, 900 $27, 900 Inc $4,000
Deposits. 217, 500 22O, zoe Inc. $780, 700
869, 500 $247 800 Inc
rs per cent. g. 167,375 81, 1854, $50 Inc. 767,675
Excess over le-
gal reserve. S,24e,o25 2lss,15o Dec. 1,06ss75
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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of Trustees has declared reversonary dividend avail
sf On 10 ns to
plus The cash value such rcyerson may be used on
so policies 9SSS Seen
NORRIS FRANKLIN President Of the New York Life
DXviD Dow sya David Dow, Co., -four merchants,,
Isaac &. Kendall, merchant, Union Buildings cor.
Nd DANIEL s. MILLER date Daer, Miller Co.. gro
HENRY X. BoaERT Bosert 4 Kneeland), 40 william
JOIN MAIss % mere 20 South street ,o
Ro 81 B. Collins collins Brothers. staoner
y % f!I.rIi BARTON eanssr,, 50 Wan street
6hAs J. ASrnoNY &nthony DPi Hail. dry soodo 81
saSFosB President Eagle Fire Insurance
EP%xhb .HRrfN Grnsin Co.. provisions. lowest
EDWIN HoYr Hoyt spragues 4 Co., dry goods, 100
Il. D. cLAFLIN III. B. Cianin Co., dry goods, corner
CHURCH S AND w,y W9rth = streets
s Is Tsr paes
Life Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
YIN H BEEEs HcsPre sd In and Actuary
D. O,DELL superintendent OF Agencies
G2RREhiH WII X xE Bs0GEEr' M. d" Medical
CHARLES WRIGHT, M b.. Assistant Medical Exam.
d. M FOR 100 SHARES Sl25 FOR 5000 GOLD.
UlVO Stock Speculatons, with Puts and Calls,
safe Explanatory CIRCULAR mailed to any address
p pFses'' we have cent
n Exchange place.
Ok 000 TO Buy FIRST OR GOOD SECOND
pC.OUO New York nearby Mortgage; want to
most Of the money; state property discount;
money immediate. Address G. WINANT, Herald office.
600 000 TO ATTORNEYS, EXECUTORS OF
pCA.VOO. estates and other parties seeking safe
and profitable Investment the pndersigned Offers for
Property worth $4,000.
WILLIAM BRUORToN, 100 Broadway, room l.
5000 600 TO aoAS AND BUY FIEsT AMP mp SEC e;
Brooklyn property; money short notice and
OF years PAUL p. TODD. 30 Liberty street
$25OOOO To New Bo .2 r. cap ss
sums 10 SUIT; Second Mortgages bought
TAYLOR h SrEARNS, No IL Pine street
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quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-F 1881 bbls. wheat
$3.50 bushels meal BOO bbls oats, b425 bushels
and for the week ending :-Fieur, A.s4S bbs wheat
i0l7 bags; oats SSH bushels; barley 1850 do The
-four market dul but steady. The sales including
all Einds, aggregate only about l.20e bbs at prices
within tnc range g. the appended quotations Corn mea
bills s. 10 for Jersey the pier S. IS and s. Is
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OF the above figures shows that the banks now
hold only s2lss, $50 in excess Of the reserve re-
quired by lava decrease for the week of s75.
This result Is seen In detail in the following cal
culation comparative of the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities this week and
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bags ex Astoria esaie) 5 bags Iona resao), $500
bags j. L. Erickson 1868 bags Victoria at Hampton
Roads to go TO Baltimore. and 1000 bags Winnie
ford at Baltimore. all on private terms. We quote ::
isSc I.S good carsoss isea q 'a pr@s
cargoes lgAc 20c extreme range for lots tic. a2c.:
gold per Ill., 90 and " days credit Javs-GoyernneRt
bags iec ishc Do grass msts l9fc. 2ic. singa-
i,c. Laguayrs, l61ac. lshc Jsmaoa l61sc IKE;
St Domingo lac. Costa Flea lGc. IS1sc.; Mexican
l6Ac Ike; Angostura. l6kc Ike. Savana, 1870.
q be. Curacao. l6c. . lie.
represent the views sellers The lew bids that were
made, especially the bids made by exporters were
teriay beneath these figures Future deliveries
was apparent yesterday; Prices, however with
c.. ToDsy. Last Essing Tot sd,
Speculation. ......,..,,..,,.... "a "a
Total. I0 loo POI
for future delivery Oasis low middng the sales have
pcen as last evening alter three O'CLOCK
a neSS5I sc soe At eSc so e. ?oc March 500 AZ
q oiSiso ioe q yoTe May go at sac June, 20 at
M-Febrgary $40 at ?o4c 500 at Bloc 800 at 2Osc.,
at ~ S,sc o az sosc ao at % size March 200 at
= ssS s's Il ~? az! Il ':S sqlss
ceipH at the ports sum up thus:-Gaveston, -29O4
6siss Ssw 9fI :s Sg Noble r,St S
York. sss Boston Ill Total ssoSS. This day last
Closed q
HsvIe by steam Nc lhc; sail, L., compressed. 70
steam. 10; SAIL &c. 10 Liverpool by steam, 7iSd
I'd. sail t-l6d I'd. room scarce. We quote -
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Divisble surplus. $l,642 IA %

From the undivided surplus of $64242i o. the Board
OF Trustees has declared reversionary dividend avail
able on settlement or next annual premium to partic
patng policies proportional to their contribution
plus The cash value Of such reversion may be
settlement of premiums If the policy holder elect
During the year 1910 policies have been issued insur
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siuns s22; middngs S23 per ton Railroad freights-
Flour TO Philadelphia, &c.,. TO Boston, TIC 10 New
York, &c 10 Albany. 5ic.
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Extent of the Subscriptions Re-
ceived by the Syndicate.
ACTIVITY OF THE HONEY MARKET.
Saturdays Bank Statement and
What It Tells.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad and
Memphis City Finances.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
SUNDAY, Feb. o, 1873.
The operators OF the Syndicate have again en-
tered largely, II not almost wholly, into the nnu-
ences which have affected the course Of speculation
during the past week. The opening flourish with
which
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DOTH ANNUAL. REPORT OF THE
20 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, $40 and 34S Broadway,
Jan. l, 1873

Amount of NET CASH ASSETS Jan. 1873 .slssSa TAI Sc
Income.
Premlums and annuities. So SoS, GAG 62
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MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE EMPIRE MILL AND
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. callfor;.
mis-. February n, ls7$.-A Special Meeting. or
tho stockhoiders Of the Empire Mill and Mining
Company will DO held at the office OF the Com.
pany, No. 800 California street, Room No. ..
San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF March, 1878. at l o'clock ?. =. OF
said day. for the consideration OF such business
as may be brought before the meeting.
maj I'd GEO. r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
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-sIooKHoLpERs, MEETINo.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company. : Location Of works. Lyon
county, State Of Neyada-Notice. Tho Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the sbove:named
Company, for the election Of Trustees for tho
ensuing year, and the transaction OF sueh oinef
the ONCE Of the Company, No. $40 California
street, Room No. 8. San francisco, California,
MONDAY. the ID day Of March, 1873.
feib I'd GEO. r, SPNEEY, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
tho Board Of Directors, made on the 2sd day Of
January, 1873, 30 many shares OF each parcel OF
the office Of tho Company. Room No. 10 Hay.
wards Building, No. 40 California street, San
Francisco, California, on FRIDAY, the 2lst
day OF March, 1873, at the hour OF ] o'clock ,. y.
OF such day, to pay the delinquent aisessmcnts
thereon. together with costs Of advertising ana
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
O~tace-Room No. 10. Hayward's Building. 4ls
California street, San Francisco, Cal. NAL I'd
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W OOtlf ~ FTceDOIu. lIurtctr W. w
And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the 9Th day OF
January, 1873, so many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock a. may be necessary will be sold at
public auction. at the sa.esroom Of John MID
dleton & Son, No. $40 Montgomery street, San
francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY, tho
9Th day OF March, 1878, at the hour OF 3
O'Clock p. n. OF said day. 30 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF ad-
yertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. II. SPlNNEY. Secretary.
Office, No 800 California street, Room No. s.
San Francisco. California. fel3 I'd
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luminous.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
y Storcy.-In Justices Court, Gold Hill,
Township No. 8. before Edward Wright, Justice
OF the Peacc.-walter & Augustine. Plaintiffs,
W. c. Temby, Dcfendant.-Th State OF Nevada
sends greeting TO e. Temby. Defendant: You
arc hereby summoned to appear before me, at
nay office In Gold Hill. Township No. 3, In tho
county OF Storey. on the 2sth day OF March,
A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, In an action
brought against you by said plaintiff, TO answer
the complaint OF the abOvc-named plaintiff.
Said action II brought TO recover the sum OF
Ninety one Dollars and Seventy three Cents. In
gold coin, for Poods, wares and merchandise
furnished you at your request, az per bill on hlo
In my office. And fall not to appear, or judy
mcnt viii be taken against you for tho said
amount. together with costs Of this suit II you
fail to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of Febru.
ary, A. D. 1873.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the oath day Of
January, 1919, 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom Of John
Middleton & Son. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on THURSDAY,
the Goth day OF March, 1919, at the hour OF 2
o'clock p. Y. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ad'
vertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
OHicc-No. $40 California street, Room No. s,
San Francisco, Cal. mas I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-07
OF rHE RED JACKET

~ Gold and Silver Mining Company, NO. SSa
Montgomery street, San Prlnclsco. California,
December 8. 1s72.-To the Stockholders OF the
Rod Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Company:
Mining Company, situstcd In Gold Hill District,
Storey county, Nevada, Il now ready for 1851.
suce 1t the ONCE OF the Company.
gl51l Il. {. HOWARD, Secretary.
ofies-Sta Montgomery street, San Francisco
California. d@