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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That /, John C..
1N Guy. sheriff OIL Gailatin county. will on Sat
urday the I'd day Of August, 1873. between
he hours Of a. IN and d. m. s.tl ut auction 70
the nighct bidder, for cash. at the court house OF
said county in the city of Bozrman, The f FLOWING
tescr ed real property, to.wlf: Fourteen fI4l ett
AVID six t6l inches ps ths East.ide OF Lot No. Five
81; and Eleven and one-half tl1h) ieef of the
WEST side Ut Lot No. Six (Gi In Block u in SAID
city Of B. z~mah, as the same aesigna E upsIn
tn riainal plat thereof IN file with /. I'd OF
said county; togethsr with the hered am nfs and
aplerrenances unto said tracts, of land belonging
The said sale will be made pursuant TO II rec
OF The District t0urt ~ said County in an action
wherein j4 n Blask is plaintiI AMI August Vi tzkie
isdeaendant II favor. of. plaintK and agasn lie.
ndaai, to satisfy an execution for The sum Of
hunstred seventeen cents besi1es
accrued interest and SITS.
JOHN e. tsUY
jviI-4t Sheriff Of Cal sfil. C,anty.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

lam now prepar to prosecn;eNto paw
ment Claims against the United Stli-s for
losses sts ained from Indian dcprtdati,.s.
Parties who lave sustained such losses wh,
do welt Ia consult me without delay. AMI be-
tore their Claims are barrels
will have the assistanGt of Major JOHN
r. BRUCE at Warrington, ID. G.. in prose
cutting claims.
CHARLES w. TURNER.
Attorn y at Law.
April 9th 1873.
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SUBSTANTIAL LPKovEMENTs,- Tie Harp. /
Bros. have caiilinenc d til. erection ui /.
substantial aud commodious brick building
at the lower end Of Main Sriett 10 b.. used
As a blacks nth sh b. Hi. foundation Il
made OF stone. and the hui ding Will be !,
lasting ornament III t. e lower part OF town.
and a fitting monument to the energy and
public spirit OF it, builders.
A. Lamin. 6 Co.'S new sore house i, a,,-
proachilg complexion. 1t is more su"sian-
ti.i uciure than one would supp s.. from Il
cast;ai outside glance. might be TERMED
brick huu e weather bOaitled
Mr. Babcdck Is building Il neat residence
on the hill OVERLOOKING town oil the road
leading 70 Mr.. Al'lerson's ranch and tile val
hey above. There are also several new hpl,>-
es being erected across thu creek.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

Woods Household Magazine for July il
ahead Of any previous nnmber, and when
we. consider its usual standard excellence,
this is rare praise indeed Ii is household.
not only in name but in character. and its
table of contents shows a wonderful adptar
ton of articles to the individual members VI
the family circle. Sims Little Girl.'' 4
temperance story by Mary Hartwell. .Weatll-
er-tough Block. by Karl Kase, How THE
Vow was Kept. by II. Y. Osborne. Luna
tics at Large by Rev. F. W. Holland, and
..l'he Declaration Of Independence" by J..
B. Wakely, q. D.. are among the more, no.
ticeable a ticles. The Chilelrens Department.
is crowded full. and contains poem, In baby
talk. which without doubt, viii be very
acceptable TO the little ones. The price of
the magazine is one dollar year.
Address,
WOODS HousEHoLn. MAGAZINE.
S. Newhurgh, N. Y.
Six dollars in advance will pay for the
AvANT COURIER and the above valuable
magazine for one year.
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]. ~ Look out FIR the II ..~4
STAG! STAG!! STAG!

QuERr.-I see that the Herald styles N. r.
T.angioid Is M iolnii Park Langfo,d. AS
.sapersatendent National Park Langford
ttnts between. The Interior Department in
Washington. the Cooper Institute III New
York and Judge Hosmer's Lecture Bureau
in San francisco and consequently. is never
where his position as Superintendent requires
him to be. now would it not be well to
change National Park Langford to Not
Present Lsnsforsll YELLf,WSToNE.
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WILSON & RICH.

sss -ScouRAGrNG.-in these days OF Epi-
zoo and otfe- epidemicS. It's q couraging to
Know thar paliat.;is tor all such are found al
the BALL ALEY SALOON. in The
wholesome exercise. good liquors. Wint.s.
ales. portrrs and cigars there found. We
have tried them. 60 there anl do likewise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

VEGxTABLEs.--W+ are indebted to our
kindly ne,gfbors. Mrs. sAnais and Mrs.
Miles. tor a variety of early vegetables. |
Il truly pheasant To be surround q by such
kind, gcnereits nei libors
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

MEs5rs. PERKINS & STONE have been en-
gagged the past few days in filing up the
street in front of Perkins new brick with
gravel, which has rendered It NOT only more
pleasant 10 drive over. but rally beautiful to
look upon. We wi'l be better able to appre-
ciale its advantages during It'd muddy sea-
son
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paintess and Glaciers, Attention

You can find full and complete assortment of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT
BRUSHES and every article in Your inc at the new
Drug store OF w. w. NORRIS, few doors east OF
Lamme & Co.'s. Bohemian.
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NOTICE.

A change having taken place III the firm
ct Wilson & Rich the old accounts must be
settled up without delay. To insure hume
tliate settlement. we will take grain and iour
mt market rates. and invite all those indebted
to US to come forward at once and make ar
engagements for delivery.
WILSON e RICH
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callatin County sonds and
Warrants.

During the next sixty Days holders Of the
a owe local securities lind ready sale for any
amount 10 the extent OF TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS at The First National sank
d. A. MCPHERSON
Asst Cashier
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For SpIrit.Stiri.inr

Cocktail, SIG Or Jnl.p, 80 to Williams & Mar.
rays EXCHANGE Saloon, where taey are m All pu-
lated from none but -purest liquors. The finest
Cigars always on hand.
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'rourtl Round OF euarterIy Conferenc.

iIeleia Station July 18th and 18th;
Helena Circuit July 10Th and Goth;
Ga,latin City Circuit July 25tl d 9th;
Hamilt'n Circuit August 81 and 81;
BoZeman August 9th aud 10th.
The annual Informal Conference will
COW, II" in BoZeman ON Thursday morning.
August 7th. at 10 o'clock a. m. Tie opening
sermon will be preached on w. dues,ldy, The
9th, at O'clock p. IN by Rev. SamurlJ
Catlin. The preachers will notify NE at ons e
what Iayiheu. rs delegates. will be in attend
ance. JULIUS L. CCRTISs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

THE stores were closed and usiness com.
para:iyely suspended in Bozeman on tie
Fourth. Those who Gid not attend tile pic.
mic went fishing.
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THE KIYUS

brated
Dan Flowcrree WhisIxcH.
together with choice selection Of every d. scrip.
ton OF na4
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor.
and the finest brands of Cigars.
MOUNTS a. WORSHAM,
raI rafnra
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no ffUMBUGl

ELLIS & DAVIS are selling BELOW
COST. Those who doubt 1t, can lie cor.-
WINGED by calling and trying it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

L.ott1ed Ale and Porter,
The most delightful beverage f,r the summer days
always be had al Williams Il Murray's e..
change Saloon A coy Climb room always open.
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For the Finest Isr.tnns
4
of Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, 70 ia
the EXCHANGE S.ioon, where Gov. and Frank
are always hand TO dispense the life giving fluid
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

The many friends of Judge Murphy will
be gratltied 70 learn thar he has obtained a
lucrative position at Fort Ellis
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LIST or LETTEkSx
Remaining i'm tho Post % IA &c Mt - 81 emma n
N. -. July eth, 1879
AY1TD UITc- E.7z-E .1I.I..
For Sheriff,

We are az thorized 10 announce L. CLARK
candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Galaiin
County ut the ensuing August election, subject to
the dec sisn Of the Peoples Convention.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

I.andreth a Sons fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
of every variety. fof sale ut w. w. NORRIS
Drugstore. Hozrmab.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to The Drug store of W. W
Morris ih Boz, are hereby notified to come for.
ward immediately and settle. ,st-s
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<otice.

Livery and Feed
mt greatly reduced rates. Terms cash or ready pay
at the BozEMAN STABLES.
c. L, CLARK.
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CARPETS. MATS, and RUGS,
and no one ever leaves the store without pur-
chasing. All are cordially invited TO call and
examine this attractive stock. Polite atten.
ton aud low prices will be gwen to all alike.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

CITE large number OF persons are ar.
rivng here daily Ell route 10 the .Natio. al
Park. We hear OF two parties of dstin.
guished Germans and Englishmen, who ar.
exp cted here in a few days. on their way to
Wonderland. - sts
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

SrrAsBURGlR & SPi Ring have just re.
ccived u new assortment OF useful and attrac.
tive goods. Call and examine their stock.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

LAsGnoaNE. lin this city on Tuesday July Sth to
MIR and Mrs S. w. Langhorne daughter.
We tender our congratulations To the happy
parents. aid trust that their newly born
treasure will live many years TO gladden. their
pathway through lite.
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All kinds of Jews.ry made to order.

RFADY-MApE CLOTHING. Of the best quality;
Boots aisd Shoes. and fine stock oil A No.
Liquors. at SrRASBURGER sPERL NG'S.
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REMEMBER that Bis op Tuttle, the able,
eloquent aud practical d vine, breaches in this
place on Sunday next. morning and evening.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

/ The most severe wind storm we have eve
Witnessed in Eastern Montana passed ov,
Bozeman Monday evening. 1t was succeeded
by !; gentle shower of rain.
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4. M. ESTER = CO !.

CASH BUYERS of all kinds of SILVER ORES, In
iots of from to five thousand tons, iUr shipping
purposes. Address--Helena Mo tana. 2i-E
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Local News.

Il Local Notices IS cents per Bhe fer
she FIRST inserfio and 1J cents per line
for each additional Insertion; solid NJ N.
pafeil type being the basis.
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NOTICES.

Advertisements and Local Notices handed in for
publication. unlees the time is specified for which
they are to be published, will be inserted till for
hid, and charged for accordingly.
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BORN

G. w. Turner, Esq, has removed his law
office to the Court House b,l ding.
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First Shipment Of tie Season!

yust Received at Hickman Bros, Large
Assortment of Wall Paper, Of New and Elegant
Designs. A full line of
Fancy stationery,
TPon b and A IN RI a n . = 10 NJ.
etc., etc., etc.
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Garden Seeds.

viNEGAR BTTrEks, III he Bottle or case,
and all the leading Patent Medicines, 1T the new
Dru. Store OF W. w. Morris Bohemian.
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SOM ETHING. NEW,
q Great Rush for Bargains.

Everybody goes TO ELLIS & Dtvfs' to &c t
ba' gains. SO Bo ITS sold for SIS; S. Hats Tor
So; ST. Hats for So so.
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IS 8,
For Sheriff.

i hereby. announce myself rs an INDEPENDENT
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of allatn County
at the ensuing August election.
JAMES. A. FRfsBFE
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Me. CHURCH (soUTH) SERVICES.

The Rev. J. L. Curtis will preach ne XII
sabbath. at ii \. NJ, aud at z. NJ, in the
District school mouse. -
The Sunday rchool meets 1t 2 p. VI.
Everybody is r 'ec.fally invited to 81
tend these scrvi Us.
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FOR GALE.

Will be sold cheap for cash. a four hors Sc
WAGON and two sets OF HARM ESS. In-
quirc al this office.
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Trade Incrcassng,

ELLIS & DAVIS getting all the CASH
TRADE. Those who have cash will GO
where they can get goods the cIleaEest.
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We Wish our patrons to distinctly understand that
hereafter Job Printing and Transient Advertisements
must be paid for In advance No exception will be
made 10 this rule.
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a REFLECTION

HEALTHY exercise. muscular development
splendid liquors and fine cigars 1T the
..TEN-PIN-AILEf SALOON"
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o. any ONE WHO HAS SPARE
uy change can get more for il at
ELLiS q us than auyarhere
in tire Territory. Come vi Ii your Green6acks!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

AZ the KIYUS you can get GENUINT st. Louis
1nperia., bnre Peach Brandy and Honey. Try IL.
'.& n MOENTS n WOKSHAM.
Proprict0rs.
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N, T.. CHURCH SERVICE;

". Il. CHURCH SERVICES.
Preaching on Sabbath morning ut IL
o'Gfock
Sabbath SchoeI at IL D. m.
Preaching on Sabbath evening at Q cock
REV. w. W. ADDISON. Pastor.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNpoN, Feb is p. Noon
soils closed UNCHANGED; United States fve.twenty bonds
$3.50 Old g2sS isG7s, 93s enfotes, 9H Erie Railway
and 2 92 tor the account United States fve-twenfy
bonds 1865 old 92 lS67's, 93s ten-forties 9IM new
hves, 9O4 Erie Railway shares, 52sS
FRANKFORT BOURsF.-FRANKFORT, Feb. IA M
issue of 1862 -" ~
PARIS BouRsE-PARis, Feb. lip. M.-Rentes closed at
55f 55c. "
LIVERPOOL CorroH MARKEr,-LIvERpooL, Feb III 80 p
M.-fhe market closed dull with downward tendency
The sales of the day have been sUvU bales including
O for speculation and export OF the sales bales
were American Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah
or Charleston, January and February, at ll6d and
from the same ports December and January at led,
Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah
uary and February at gid, and from the ports
cember and January, at cad.
TRADE AT Enthusiastically RRPOOl, Feb. ll-rhe mar
ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and u-
changed.
LfvERrooL BIEADsTUFrs MARKEr.--IIvERPoor, Feb IL
M-The receipts OF corn Tor the past three days have
been 60u0 quarters including 1000 American. The
ket is dull Wheat rs 1881 d. per GENITAL for average
California white and lbs. Cd. s 3d. for club do. Corn,
Us Cd quarter The receipts of wheat for the past
three days have been $4,000 quarters including 600
American.
IlvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LivRRpOoL, Feb IL
EyeninS-Bacon 36s. per cwt. for short rib middles
LIvERPOoL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb IL
Lard, 37s. 3D. per cwt
. LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDoN Feb. tl-Evening-
Calcutta nsccd, Cts. Cd Cos 3D. Linseed OIL E3 05s
fSS los. per ton.
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JIG quotations. are based cotton In store running IN
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted Wv
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Receipts-Flour, 7,l82 bbls wheat
llG bushels; corn, 80 976 do. bbs and
1880 bags oats $3.50 bushels barley $500 do rye 1850
DO. The flour market quiet but generally steady.
Some kinds were trife Off but with light supplies
Holders were generally firm The sales including all
range OF the appended quotations Corn meal was IN
fair supply, but the market quiet and prices were
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

. co,,o, ,,o. ,,,,. ~ MonILr, Feb. II, 1873
bales Brtan scis s coastWse ~
Gotten n..,., NEW ORLEANS Feb II. 1873.
dns ss saGx g9Sd ordinary 49, low mid
ros s 2Ss o own Fe SUBJECT sssp
last s esnns g Stoke hs
i94,6l2
h spss EAp0''S10 are" Britain a. Sales 81 Stock
GHAaLnsrSs, Feb. II, 1873
nnary. Ee is2e ordinary IKE Xet receipts 1858,
Spirits Of t.rpsntine steady at DOC Kosin outlet AZ Sc
steady at So hard, So Is yellow dip and virgin.
Flour-Demand light and holders firm. Wheat in iair
saa 3ysE T2 sG psnf B. eesisd
&C. sS1sc duh and lower; No. 2mixed SIC cash
%GsS AGG, s ES q Ssis a stSaS AZ
changed ss No No q 6s1c c Barley steady No Fan 7e
slsnsS &C. at ' Sc l0y ss'R
q Marcia lair sas ms na AE r % II
e axe short T6 mddle &C; &C. clear, Sc
s sea aea s S ana f ssa P HeasS
hs close %SI bns ou III hSa
Sars S s0f i SS dS oa rye 455
bnshes wheat 6oOO do corn 10000 do oats 1000 do rye
uoa oswEeo, Feb. II, 1873
20 7S for amber Winter, $40 50 Tor white Winter. sii
ior double extra Wheat firm. Corn dull sales in
lots at Gec Barley steady; Bay. Qni9te, 81 10 Corn
cwt Milliced unchanged shorts $2l; shpstufs, S22
mldqngs $3 per ton. Railroad treightsFlorr to Phla
Albany, SAC.
-, BUFFALO, Feb. II, 1873
Flour quiet Western Spring 81 IS; amber, Ss SO
~ % white $500 $40 Wheat lower Tor Milwaukee
S I,h at 81 90 Chicago No Spring held at 81 so Dn
Corn steady sales OF 200 bushels No. in store at
oSc quo DO on the track, at SIC. Oats higher sales in
small lots OF Iowa. in store at 42c held AZ axe 45c
Barley barley d nrm Canada soc 81 No Western Sc
Ioweu state 7Sc Sc four-rowed state, Soc. Rye
maj at Soc Barley malt quiet Western 81 81 TO- prime
Wlmer western, 81 10 81 Is; prime Canada, 81 20
81 10 Other articles unchanged.
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- AZ Soc &c. TO cases do Connecticut at Sc. Co.;
40 cases do WISCONSIN, at 91c. l0c 2U cases do.
at Soc. a 81 TO-
TALLow-The market was firm and talow only in light
supply Sales 1900 lbs OF choice city at &C. and l2O
heroes at Philadelphia at SIC
Ts.-1here has been rather more doing in plate tin
SINCE our last, and the market was firm we heard on
sacs OF GOO boxes coke tin at 50 S $40 l2, gold
too boxes OF T. p charcoal terne at 80 so gold VU
BOXES OF second quality charcoal terne at 50 70, gold
w0oLETbere has been very little doing in wool OF any
uescIipu0n but learn OF material change IN
values The sales comprise -25 900 lbs Of fleece 65c
20 bales OF New Zealand at 2 10 bales OF sandwich
snnus NJ ole 10000 lbs OF old nulcd, 1900 lbs of
, hss and 800 lbs. Of washed dcaine all on private
WmiskEy-Receipts I,O9s bbls The market to day
NH e. pnt at lower prices The sales about 750
op,s at VS. 9a%c closing at the inside price.
we note kale OF 10 OF MassolInan sheet at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-12

From the undivided surplus of 81 Board
OF Trustees has declared dividend avail
able on settlement of next annual premium partci-
pdtng policies proportloned their contribution
plus The cash value Of such reyersion may be used
settlement of premiums If the policy holder elect
During the year 500 policies have issued insur
ing S27 09t, 2736l
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nd tin were in demand at full prices. Petroleum

and tin were IN demand at full prices Petroleum
remained quiet but steady Naval stores were
purchased moderately at slightly easier prices. Wool
very quiet, but nevertheless the market firm
AsHEseceipts for the past three days li6 packages
The market has exhibited change, remaining steady
Tor pots and entirely nominal for pearls. We quote
pots, So 10.
BUILDING MATrRiAIs.-There has been q light demand
brick last with prices current We
quote Pale 81 per OO0 Long Island $40; North River,
$ 90 Croton, $l2 SIC and Philadelphia 'front.' from
yard $40 si5 Lime quiet. but the market steady;
quoted at 81 so tor Rockland and 81 rs for do
lump Cement sold in small way at 81 60 Dbl for
Rosendale. Laths were in limited demand and firm Ut
81 40 for Eastern spruce.
CANDLES sold only in jobbing and at UNCHANGED
prices We quote Sperm, 3Oc Sic patent do. f0c
&c paranne SOC. Sic. stearc, 2Sc Z9c; ALBANIAN
tine, Zoe. a BIC
sale way. but there was lair distributing business
consnmmated ut full prices Aside from that we
heard OF sales of $40 bags Rio Glance, on private
terms We quote :-R0-Ordnary carg0cs, TIC.
,99.s ls'ss:; prime carggoss ld.c Zoe; eH;
pore, nc. sc. Ceyon, lsc. a i9c.; Maraeabo Use.
st Domingo, i6]ac l6c. Costa Rca iSc. 2Oc. Next
cam Sc. lgc. Manila, l7c lSc Angostura, i79c.
sc.; savanilla l7Hc a &c.; Curecoa l7hc. HHc.
gold, per h., GO and 90 days credit
more active principally for lake, and full prices
allied The sales estimated at lbs OF lake
sac. cash, and 35ldc. for forward delivery.
COTTON on the spot was in light demand, and prices
dull, with continued downward tendency. Future de-
livefies were quiet and easier. We sum up inns -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-12

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were dun and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-12
STREET CLEANING.

commissioner Iarr, Treasurer of the Board OF
Police, reported TO the Commissioners Yesterday
that since the 27th OF December he has received
the following sums az proceeds from the sale OF
what was taken rom the streets by the Street
Cieanng buleau From r. W. Adams, 81, o6t 70;
i. J. II. Cummings SSH: James w. puryca,
sloVo; Johh b. Grecn SOS % from the sale OF rags.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

In Philadelphia Reading was firmer, but dull at
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy-Receipts at the
Ports, 20,i11 Baies-Fiour Qufet-
wheat Duil-Corn Easy-Oats Firmer-
Provisions Steady-Groceries Firm
Petroleum Steady Naval stores
Easicr-East India Goods Dull-Wool
Very Quiet-Metals Firm--Vyhiskey
Easier.
TUESDAY, Feb. 11-6 p M.
The merchandise markets we4 almost uni
versaly dun to-day, and values were to a great
extent merely nominal. At the Cotton Exchange
business was light, and the market for spot cotton
was called duh and nominal. At the Produce Ex-
Grange business was unusually light Flour was
quiet, but comparatively steady, though In some
cases prices were shaded little. Wheat was duh
and entirely nominal there being no sales OF note.
Corn was also very dull, and prices were a
shade on, though there was scarcely enough done
TO make market. Oats were steady. Whiskcy
was less active and the market was depressed by
heavier receipts than usual. The pork market re-
NAMED hrm, with speculative undercurrent.
Lard was dun and heavy, except for the future
month, which was dealt In moderately Groceries
were firm, and the demand for sugar continued
good. East India goods were very quiet. Copper