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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
S. EVIL G. MACHINE
l7teA' FOR DOMESTIC USE,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
With new Patent Button-hoIe Worker.
Patented June q, 1871.

TutCutSu suhV So Ava.
A MOST WONDERFUL AND ELEGANTLY
a constructed Sewing Machine for Family
Work. Complete In all its parts, uses, the
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feed aud cloth guider. Operates by wheel and
on o table. Light running. smooth and noise.
less, like oil good high.prccd machines. Has
patent check 10 prevent the wheel being turned
The wrong way. Usss the thread direct from
tho spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
finest and strongest stitch known frm, durable.
close and rapid. win do all kinds Of work, hne
and coarse, from cambria 10 heavy cloth or
leather, and uses all descriptions Of thread.
This Machine Ia heavily constructed, to give II
strength. all the parts Of each Machine being
made alike by machinery, and beautifully I'm.
ished and ornnmcnied. It Is very easy to. learn.
Rapid, Smooth and Silent In operation. Re.
liable ct all times, and q Practical, Scientific,
Mechanical Invention, at Greatly Reduced Price.
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine a.
last. Tho nrst and only success In producing o
valuable. substantial and reliable low.prced
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. Its simplicity and strength
adapts II to all capacities, while it's many merits
make Il a universal ~fayorite wherever used, and
crcntcs 4 rapid domRnd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
vRI.L.ow JACKET SILVER

Mining Company Loeatian OF works.
Gold Hill, Storey county, NeyadA.-Notiee IL
hereby given that there arc delinquent on the
following dcserlbcd stock, on account OF Assess.
msnt No. Is, levied January 4, 1878, the several
amounts ret opposite the names Of the respect.
i've sbn rnhnldcrs as follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
If Business is Dali, Advertise.
IL Ru.inss.s IL Bri,k, Adxerti,a

RI The man Who didn't believe in adve
tisins has gone Into partnership with tho sheri J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
1T Is ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED,

al can checrfully and confidently recommend
Its use to those who arc wanting q really good
Sewing Machine at a low price."
MRS. j.. p. WILSON,
Ru,bcrford park. BERGEN county. N. J,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06

advertising Is the oil which wise men put
their lnmps."-Hodern Prop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
,..yONa AVN UTAH MINING

Office, No. al California street, San Fran.
eisco. Cal. tE El lexVt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any Of the CIR
a CULATION Of the BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK Of BRls
TOL LWheroas petition preseHed TO he Supreme coa
sitting BRISTOL within and for the County Of Bristol In the s,s o.
Rhode Island the second hsudsy Of September A. d. lS W
Ian Taylor ef s,h Bnso receiver o. all The sdshees Of eet
goods effects ard property Of description belonging 70 the bso
Commercial Bsi Pnyng for reasons therein state. h, oeee
e said eOort might DO made limiting the time within Hh The ercs
ton Of d bark shou be presented him for fea.neon And
uSe th sd court dtny Prcyenee within ssd for to Ooan
Of Providence the ht Monday October, d. ls2 On The brs'
day OF hs thereof ordered the following decree
Upon petition Of William Taylor Of Bristol ree yer OF al
the esacs q debt good, Effects ssd property Of eye ePos
belonging 10 the Bristol Commercial Bank II ordered adged srd
ceeed By TIE follows That The btnk s OF the rea,
ton sAd bank outstanding be presented BY hodert
thereof 10 said Ter for redemption before The tnt daF OF
March A. D. 1873 sud lsier and sid receiver shal receive the
OF Indebtedness agsi sd bank before SAID "
mentioned date and not later aher which tine all claims upon the ie
shall be barred; and sd receiver hereby directed % give noee OF
thu order and decree By publishing iohEih notice enodns ts
decree for three moat said LEI d Of AATot ls
The Bdsto Phenir published in ssd Bristol n Inc
Providence Daily J0nrnh published In Proyiec K
and The HewYok Daily Tribune Newspaper pubished IN ns
City Of New-York."
Therefore, notice hereby given 70 all holding sny f The
circulation Of sd bank present the The uneerssd Tor
dsnPoo his oce Bristol before the trst dsI Of Airsh A.
d. IS73 WM. r. TAYLOR, Receiver.
TuKSEH COleEss Providence /, AstOEasy fOr Re
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON jan al mConsOs 81 for aod w
for Uned States fveTwenty bonds 1855 old Gi
l5s 82l Ten-Forues 90 ke Railway shares 5S
PRASKEoRr Jan LUutsd States NVeTveny bonds i ioT the
issue OF 1881
PAEIs Jan. "a -Reutes opened 50 hancs IS ceneS
LIVERPOOL Jan al mCOon opened hn Md1hpg Upsrds
h Mdhng Orleans 1854. sales Of Cotton shipped from Savannah
charleston November and December at IOd
LIVERPOOL Al mC0On closed brm; hiddbng Upsn1s,
I0d Mdng Orleans lOt; othe day foot up 1900 bales
including 1905 bes for export and speculation OF the sales to-day
5000 bales American
LoSDoS Jan "a nThe rate fOr %onsy at The Stock KS,
change Government than the Bank OF hngand rate
b per Conso closed unchanged American Securities cei
and eay quotations unchanged Ere Railway shares Sls
LIVERPOOL Jan. <l uBadstuf quiet Lara, 81 eSt
Refnea Petroleum, 2l3d per gallon
LONDON. JSD. 4-J p m--bne Railway shares. sll.
LIVERPOOL jan 4Bveniug 359 per evt for Short RIB
Mld1ies. Common Ros.n, si5GI0i per cwt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

BAIrrHoHE Jan 4Cottos iul aiddHngs 4te net receipts
400 bales; gross al bales erportS-coASse lO bss A 70
bales stoeE, IL, ,3S9 bales ..,,. a., 49,. .,-.. g,
RosroT Jan firm; Mddngs, 2lci net receipts ~
b,I.s. ros 85 bas; sales bales; stock 6OoO bales
EoKYoLK cotton auet and trn Low nll9ilng Sie
net receipts 40 balesi sIPorseOasfW 5 osesi "0A ''i
bales.
PErADErPHIA Jan 4-CottOn trmi Midtiings Hle ,
4-Cotton suf; hiddngs zte; net feoeb
erDOrtstO Great Brn 5oS Osies
SsstS 10 bse zoo bales last evening $500 bales Stock
CSsRGEsToS Jan ACOsioD que Mddhgs l9ls Low hddngs
ls2c Ordinary. le 0ISc Het receipts -4 oe S' Wv
bales stock, ,O0T bsles- ...,. M. -. ...f,..
WfIxrSoTox 4Cotton hrmi mddnngs, lci b rsosPS'
I3 balss, sales ls baleS stock. zoo bales -.
-. ooaIT lover: receipts bsles shipments 25 bsleA
Jan A-Cotton nrrai reeepu ~ 'N'PS' -
h.Iss. ekly-reoepts bales shipmens 6IS bales 80,
CfSCsNAT1 Jan ACOtton quet haahn wi re0sip" '''
hslss, shipments 385 bales; stock 1888 bales ,,.su
e.vs~xAH jan A-Cotton qe good graoes scaroe
bAles expOrso 1reA bh@h %0'i OAes
1890 5s8 bae 945 bales; stock SS,Oe9 bales
easier. Good Ordinary lS5ci Low
05S bales eIporiscoASsSlse lOs
Jsn ICottOn arm Aiddhng ls receipts sS balesi
NsspEl. Jan lCoOs fair demaud Ordinary lsi Good
CrSsaTT r1l Be- Mtilngs lSsflsSi hlngs, "e' ~
sn 5J bales sbipnenIs 1896 bales stoek 2szSl bales
GAlyEsTcs, Jan. L-COtt0n-fet feeePss os'A'o- - -
FtOek,e 9cS baleA-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

cc.oo T., : Reoc1nt. foT reeE-csfe con; Hozs 7t-Ae
eorrespndne ~se last yesrCste si Hogs Zs Cs'e an
m % ry Tor common grades and good Texans sh pes oea
& bsiese purchasing spaTsgy gsotsilons sngs N5ls t
P.r Ss5 fs stoeIers 81 0s2 sfer.oT and Common ~ p
assss Hogs Bght supply; psekers prime pal bTTs
pnoes higher quotations range
81 sa 5 Coed Choice - 95GS4 BIirA paehel 20 o..
sc go agsias 5s7 90 year; packing Of The pnslpA Ps
from q
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Ipeef "a tse bales arrive forward deliveries
O. adote 1lsdS lsc rAiess
nales Glows Al on has Of Low M1fings;
isst sfe JauuaIy 100 1a-c s. NJ 300
Is igtc 100 lt l3 Stc PehruaTT 30
kic 1r - 2e, r. p b 5000 20{o: Msrch 2oie; 100
a ~ l,c 7e 20ic p b. 20le April
Ai6 26e Aay, as lici lN
St, r. los Al q Sites June. DO sfS 900 Al siS,
y p , total i.loJ baeA to-day ,. January " A.
tSc. cd ~ 2l6c loeAt iEci l03 a 1910, 4 p b. ~" a.
1Tc 900 - lslc Dotec leo l3h; February, o ~ Ve ~
~ llec = r. B 30 Gt2s r b 100 az ~ Al
lisc j. y B. Nslh l0 q slse 200 2te 800 a. ~ eci
DO 81 g., B. p B. TO- Sole; 10 a ~ 9lec ~ &c
B no t - Slssi 10 a. y slSS 3 ~ az ~ - - I io
Doc ~ f.; April .ic loo 20 I5c Ms! ~ Al stoi
bo ou2 E p 90 sl; 100 % p 1916 June l0O Al zlSei
suy. 90 % "a 3bc tolll lso baies' Grand o lv1 ses
cory Fas-he besrd OF sales OF fsto bags
Rio I.uo Osars aai % bags PEI hnnioa AZ Mobile
iowiag stocks N Tins mSffet and re-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Worth RiFer Ges0s Rofiroad1
Jan 48 ptcS Ashes 50 ba Broom Corn u hh Copper iss
p pne Fruit "a. 0bl Rggs % bbls Flour % go bush Wheat
a bush CoB % bush Oats 100 bush Malt $500 bnh Bar
& rs bush Peas l5 bags Seed 5e5 bbS Beans 50 bales Fsr o9
bales Hops 2 bales Hemp 2 hdA Hdes
~ 1b hosn 766 es Leather 1876 Beef Lard
ESQ Pkgs Out Meats $50 tea Lard To pkgs Oh Cake ls Dressed
hoss S4 pkgs Butter l6et pigs Cheese 20 SteAn, 40 pkga
80 pkg Starch 81 PtS Rice 1856 Plgs Tobacco. 80 bales
Receipts Of Produce or tie week ending Saturday Jan. embrace
& 81 bb Four 1870 bbl Whisky 500 bbs Corn Meal 300 bags
Com Meal 0 900 bush Wheat Cora lI5 3l6 bush
SO bosh Rye 29l bush Malt 81 500 bush Barley 6t sacks Seed
Isis pks Beet 53 pk Pork 3il ptgs Cut MsI 6tg9 pkgI
Lard, 20 kegs Lard, 4,tf3 Dressed HogA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
NEW-YORK
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
:ooas nos. 1856 and I5s BROADWAY

ICONS nos. 1856 and I5s BROADWAY.
EEw-YoRK January !, isT3.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
AGENTS, HAVING VOTED FOR AN ADVANCE IN RATES, AND
SGSlFlHD THEIR ASSENT TO De GOVERNED BIT THE RATES
AND RULES ADOPTED By THR BOARD IN NOVEMBER LAST
THEIR NAMES ARB PUBLISHED IN COMPLIANCE WITH A
RESOLUTION PASSED BY THR BOARD on THR aoS OF
DECEMBER, ls9;
ALBANY ms CO., NASSAU
ETSA, NATIONAL
AMERICAN NETWORK
AMERICAN EXCHANGE, MY BowKRY
ATLANTIC. IL BQUITABLB,
BROADWAY, NORTH BRITISH AND MER-
BREW ERs AND MALrsrBRy CAMILLE,
CITIZENS, NIAGARA
CITY, PACIFIC.
CLINTON PARK,
COMMERCE PEoPLE's
COMMERCIAL PETER COOPER,
COMMERCIAL UNION ,sLou5Op PHRyfx
CONTINENTAL QUEEN
COLUMBlA HELIEP
EAGLE REPUBLIC
EMPIRE CITY, REsoLUTB.
FIREMBNs. ROYAL,
FIREHENs FUND. RUTGERS
FlRKhBSs TRUST, STANDARD.
GUARDIAN Of LOudOn STAR.
GERHARD, TRADgsMBNs
GUARDIAN, WILLIAMSBURG CITY.
GBRMAsA, NBwYORK 4 YoNKBRs.
GERMAN AMERICAN ALEXANDER PECK. Agents,
GREENWICH, BIGBLOW COLT, Agent.
HANOVER sATTERLEE, BOsTwICK 4
HOFFsiAE, MARTIN Agents
HOMB c. w STANDARD & Co..
HOWARD. Agents
IMPORTERS & TRADERS sKEELs BOUGHToy Agents
IMPERIAL, H. L Nv N. DoRR Co..
IRVING, Agents.
LAFAYETTE, FRAME HARE LOCKWOOD
LAMAR, Ageas.
LRNOX, BOONE keller, Agents
LANCASHIRE T. j. TEMPLE. Agent
LIVERPOOL. LONDON AND }. s. HOLLIyGsHEAD, Agent,
GLOBE, ALLIGBR BROS Ageats,
long ISLAND, CHBPPU. BUCHER 4 mUL-
LONDON Of LoSdon. VILE Arenu
L0RlLLARD. JORDAN & EITCHIB, Agents,
MASEATTAS j. A. QUACEESBoss. Agent,
MECHANICS, HELMS & GOODRICH, Agszts,
MECHANICS AND TRADERS WM MULLIGAS Co.
MERCANTILE, Ageats
MERCHANTS, GEo f. REGER, Agent
MANUFACTURERS AND EZRA WHITE & SONS. Agents.
BUILDERS CHAs. NJ. PRcK Agsat.
WA Y. HENsHAW, Secretary,
y,g.York Boarl Of Fire Underwater.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Tbe quotfton bsScd Notn qpAty
sore bali grace below tie grSie Quoted =
SALKs YoR Fg8sfNT
TodsF Al eyeriuF Tota
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06


fairly active a
mou, SIC for Fair, and % d62c for Prime 10 Choce
Wskfoser ana fairly active; slss Of 30 bb 92i9s3,
mostly al the higher price, and Sc bbls al s4e
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
stock Quotations


rfv hrtsl ieag the condition Of and
h. ghcr ps inahe Tbe purchases for export have been
lglt the puc beg above the % shippers
No have h go4 inquiry for The West lndss fr demand for
and frde The business 10 City Ground has not
beta he a advance IN le1 prices relatively higher than
fcuf h prevented he fling most tufopesn orders and We hnd the
exports ks
Tee hgh prices current for beat TIE Upper Lakes
Eadcs sEcngy improbable curing tbc Winter months Family
krzrds naeota EKt have good demand An with limited
stock again avaucel and firm wiz
Nhc Erras higher AID ofer less freely Good No
farr acve ae have improved Shipping
kItas advanced bat h1ve od SLOWLY Choice Family kIiras
have slowly ghe advance c me bat hoers e confident
qrt supply cnno le u7ictl Al the eaeutqueaons To-
tsy he lo- Flour el vlh LKot arrivals, hOde
The loU le hgher other grades strong
Gc ST. le saabe A. c the market much better for most
grades ricg 10, With ace for al the week We
houee active lor the fsIuro sales Of 800 bb We
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

OTTlcE METRoPoTIrIs Gas IlGHr Co,
BROADwAY, FORTTsECONDsT. NEWlolK, Dee - lS'ED
THE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Metropolitan Light Co. for the election Of Directors 70
serve for The ensuing year the Compla once
Of Broadway aud orysecoBdst on MONDAY, Jan y -
Pcl FROM 2 to The transfer 6OO6s Of the CoPAsy
'p'''1 - i"'''A- O. +. zOLIIKoFFER secr,tsr,
OTTIcE KscKEEBOoKnE AgrHAAcIrE Car conFAsr{
PmLADEPHIA, Dec 30. l0l2
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
"A Company will be held the oce Of the Company No. z
Docks Philadelphia TUESDAY Jsn. a R O'Clock noon az
meeting proposition Of the aseh Interest s51
property CompanT will be submitted m approval or rejection ~
order Of DreotOrA SAMUEL HuHR. seeretsrT
SOUTHERN TRASsCosTrSESTlL RAngAY CosPASr
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
IA TrArsConnen,A Railway Company viii be he On
Rooms 81 ard o. for the Of rstg the con
odsOn Of this Company with the Texas an P2ebc hsay Co
pany. h. =. hAhIl eecIe'AiJ.
oTTCE o. DAY DOCK KAsT BR0IDvlT BarrEET R P
INHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECIOKS
Of this COMPANY INSPECTORS Of ne1t ELbCllON VIII 9s
held Office TUESDAY. 18th inst, between TIE hours OF
RICHARD BELLY Secretary.
9 PER CENT GOLD and Currency Bonds of
y Comfy Wisconsin and Of P0Jer Portage Co.. WIS.,
hsv ng from 10 20 20 years 10 run. Also,
10 PER CENT Kansas and other choice investment
securities that viii cert on The nTestnen
THOS. p. ELLIS Co.. Bankes ~ Pitest
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of
~ the Stockholders Of WILCOX GIBBS SEWING Ma
CHINE COMPANY will be held the oce the COMPANY No -
purpose o. '''''H ''' n b1GGErT Secretary.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEw-ToRK Dee 81, lgl2.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
ORs Of Ibis Bank be held the banking house TUESDAf
l4th Janua is7s Polls open from u II to 2 G,o,7,, ct
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
financial.

VHE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK, NEW
YORK, . December is7The meeting shifehoiaers
Of ms DanA o the Election Of viii BE- held hf otnk
ngon en- MONDAY 18th January between the hour Of ~ n
and p "A o. H. scHRElSRR. Cssbier
MUTUAL BANK, No. $50 Broadway, New
VA YOrkfbe Anuual Election RRCTORs INSPECTORS
Of kLESIlOh 3 ms b.uk will he held their Baaklg House.
MONDAY. Jan ~ 1917, between ths Of
WM s. CAKMAH, Cashier.
BOwEKE NATIONAL BARK, KEW-YOKx Jan. 6, i35l
YYHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Bank The ELECTION or DIRRCTORs viii be
their Bskin TbHSDAf The z between Of
u m and p m v HAMILTON, Cashier
RIBorIc LE Iss Co.. ~ BReADw4Y Nsw-YonK Jan ls7l
rTHE Annual Election for NINE DIRECr0RS
of the KRfTC LIPB tKSJRhhCK Co BE- eid 90 " I'd
SEsDAY sh nst The oaoe Il s ComE Pel opn from II
10 NJ i''1 - A"" HBhkf HoGkhs sscFssAay
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
THE MARKETS.
Tc.reiaIlI reported for Tn. TRsuuSr

SATURDAY, Jaa 4, ls-a
AsBKsbe receipts tSaS pkgs Pots without impoTias
FAarget aote % 5e teafs duli and n0ninaL
COTONThre has ate desRtnd Tor Cotton the
ann pnoes sc4iv. We 4aute follows:
In. IL Tan
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

Dividend o. PER CENT has been declared
and after Jan and II withdrawn vii be credited
dep1s. Jan Deposits before Jan 10 viii draw Interest sus
Jan. l. Sir per interest paid o1 85 to S5,JO0
Bank Books N Englisb, French. and German. - .
IL HATNRS Predieut
It's ARnoUR secr.tsry. G. s. CHAPLIN Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
rIyHE FOLLOWING DIVIDENDS and ME

rTrHE FOLLOWING DIVIDENDS and inter-
Coupons payable the oee Of HIHSL0W, LASlERk
Co. d Pine-st -
PITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE and CHICAGO RAILWAY, FIRST
and SECOND MORTGAGES -
Do d. Co. SPECIAL GUARANTEED STOCK quarterly dvae.a
Do do do, GUARANTEED STOCK. quarterly dividend due Jan.
LOUISIANA BANK or ~ o. ,eniaaBual dividend ius jas.
s, of5 csat
GRAND RAPIDS and INDIANA X. R.. GOLD.
P0UGHKEEPSR and EASTERN r. T., GOLD.
MASsILLON and CLkYRLAND r. r.. GOLD
INDIANAPOLIS md. WATER WORKS. GOLD
ALLEGHENY VALLEY r. r., 3-iD Derccnts
CINCINNATI RICHMOND and CHICAGO Z X
DAYTON and MICHIGAN r. r
CITIZENS STREET RAILWAY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CITY OF WHEELING. West Virginia
CITY OP TBRRE HAUrB. indAnz
CITY or RICHMOND. Indiana.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana
CITY OP ALLEGHENY Psnasylsania, per cents
TOWN OF HARHAR Ohio.
Dickinson COUNTY Kansas
JACKSON COUNTY, Ohio
SALINE COUNTY. Kansas.
SHAWNEE COUNTY, KanfaA
SgIOTO COUNTY Ohio. PBR ChNf RAILROAD LOAN
SHAWEEETOWN. Illinois. LEVEB BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

CO.. es plenty and ann; saes Of go b6lS We quois a.
Cen ,4 y, e.5e-r. , % q = Com MeaLGifn q Is
Babrs, Foa mOira.s demand and easier sass o state
ard Peunsy uis at - G5G - ? 100 n BuckWheat
r set i iedT H., demand iar saes Of sJc
s-1e gel, rnis sud Oregon oar quiet e - 5Ja$s - Dol
~ : s 4oioT 81 s5s - 5i Pure COsrs 81 $50 81 Is Cob
81 al and Groni Feei Sles - These quotations give tie
fEc TBe- rsiss hst, rei steady at the decline With
o 5ss le. Al A. cbissy Il he later rste and
So M y Coto- al tdlsi. br sail 20 bbls Rosin on private
HN Iae sAsTie were Sorgeaa e-g rssaI,s5ss sense 70
1 n. rsier TO .rrye from wilmington TO the e'nineni with
GklS-Ws have have had iarg and buoyan Wheat
ts ah ossnes has been atsTtsa A. usual a ne oos Of the
asr or streets uitsd purchases both fOr milling and
the favorable rices from Europe ASats
g1ts and very limited arrivals prices have rapidly improved.
steady REDUCTION notice speculative de-
tss., srcs ard Scia;ys shr elsewhere than here Common
spng bsk dsna tbs the advance h been The ast
soue nt hHe ne ssst-s & o. w 5ss, & ~ ns i ~. 80 &
sye' 20: seqgs I' % Do.a W., W. E w ~, s oF ~ ~ IF m ~ 81
p. hs O; the farmers this siae Irs@sy sai even more 50
s.s.,t nm sprnr Wbe4t 10 very considerable
S,ss goa s ne 9sS ~ NE Aas1. ssss Is no, sgnsI 10
bur etc requirements Our stoes io Europe are stfoag the
- Tss They have been sd in thsr estimsies Of supplies
- a. oor.-r bS GoTerr5at repos Of fbe cop and oher
EisipiOsa vHtsis for tAe so-osled eoEnsrs'i psps &
s = sSSsa sSSs 'sn q nsIs foS lie 6sscsaey5 II, ed
TS , VIZ @s' r y asna S5et ioi ed n | %ES .o1o s%
a. mark closes quiet but frn AZ Tie AsvGne ;e belaRd chiefly
y blh a. So for No. Chicago Spring. 81 90 er No
esro s1rnz 81 cas- o. fof No Milwaukee, 81 3. oT Red
.Fs az for White Csnsdian. free 81 . for Iowa Barley
IN vsso bHi baysrs ho1 a. B,rey MAI hrH 'sd u fI
GU bush 81 . Tor Canada West and ~ ~ foi
C. dull close tame or mixed tne es are - oun
kss o. Mixed A. sdE4c, Whs az 5e45lc Black 81 - d41c
"a Coo Waite on track Sic Westen Mixed al q White al
08slir Com better and IN far demand q
tt investments the local inquiry ri th saes are 80 ~
k1sh rs9urd Mixed C4c Old Western Mixed at % oe
tse 90 In ore 6lto snd Eaost At &C Western White At
Pc Yedow SIDE Southern While 81 19dI3se JERSEY
ksloa 6ls qs2e ,.-
EAY-Ths very qus but a TIE receipts are moderate
1u1t sC Shipping 81 JJd 81 70 for hfiab lots
Ec ~ SAN HEv auo sdSl % Clover Straw fnner and
zoo roqaest 256sl 30 r Long Kye sl OS0sl u fol
kho- o.. aud q 81 10 for OaL
hOLAsSRS-We Of transactions II either foreign or domestic
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

sUdARs-1h, market was quiet Pair 70 Coed Rsannl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

v made Batter.....2e 2e51s
kfesb kolf. eh0iee..........25l530 al
Common low grade Wss,srn .l0d is
Oftaec Duticf. cf.ssssss........ sNg
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

ALBAxr 4-wheatHokers but mlers bold o. Rye
sales no State s2e Corn quet Western hx
uouna Barley dull sales rejected sIroNed State At
Oats dun but steady; sales Western No st 4sc
BGLux0RE Jan. 4OtoH duet Low Mldd ng B4 @yie Flour
fm and unchanged Wheat CUE. bat An n uneanel Corn no
nay unchsnseL dali; sou'hsn 5f52ci Western Mixed, AO
4Se do nominal Rve fru 9O 81 0l Hay arm
and unchanged Provisions arm; Mess Pork Sl3gs3 So Bulk
Meae-sh0aiiers. e Rib Sides 5ia5ic; Clear Rib Sides 6G6ic
BaoonShouldeTs - 05c RIB Sides iGf Clear Rb Sizes 6
New Haas 4al5 Lara SS Western Butter quei bat hm;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

NATIONAL BRoADwAY BASK. NEw.YoEK, Dec. 70 l553.
HcTH DIVIDEND.-A SEMI-ANNUAL DIV
O IDEND THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE Will be paid on and
the "a Of January J. L. BFEElti CasRef
New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

/, 80 bores exports for sAe usek
~. There hAs been more doing III,
trade, bat a lesseuing tore a. bod.
rDcrt The stock estimates here for
IN eorfect-eaT aDOut 10 90 boIes-
ridely a. hardly 70 gYe reliable data.
borss, with 4 FeTy rangy calculsu0n
q CO1 boxes. A. u Is, The market
he stOck for e1port before tBere eAs
~ lively demand Il preseni prices
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-01
Grbe Guats, Netu Bloonlhelo, l9a,

Assessor-James Everhart Auditor-A.
@. Clemson Clerk--Isaao Rider Judge of
Election-Samuel Leiby; Inspectors. 7.
B. Habaker, John Bair School Directors
BENZ. Balthozer, Jacob Kroh.
MILLER. Supervisors--James Baily,
Henry d. Smith (; Assessor-David Harper;
Assistant-Abram Evans, George Peter
man ; Auditor-Henry Cumbler Clerk
Jas. L. Toland; Judge of election-Jno.
X. Gardner Inspectors-Jas. T. Toland,
John M. Smith School Directors-David
Harper, Henry Reeder
SANDY HILL. Constable-D. w. Gar
land Supervisors-W II. Culbertson, Geo.
l.. Ickes Assessor Jacob Flickinger AS.
sistant-J. d. Meminger, Moses Wagner
Auditor-W II. Kaufman; Clerk--Jacoh
Weibly Judge of election, Jos. s. Walker
Inspectors-E. w. Barkey, d. E. Sailor
School Directors-Thomas M. Cook, Geo
Kiner.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-01

Arm BrOken.-Elmer, an eleven year old
son of Mr.. @. j. Hackett, residing on Green
avenue on Saturday afternoon last was un-
fortunate enough to fracture the bone of
his right arm between the wrist and the ell
bow. He was engaged in playing ball with
some youthful companions and while max
ing an effort to bat the ball his feet slipped
from under him and he fell violently to the
ground, with the result as above stated.
The fracture was reduced by DR.. John Fay
and it will nat be long until he will have
sufficiently recovered to take hand in
another game. This is the third time the
little fellow has been the victim of similar
misfortune. When six years old he had
the same arm broken at the same place by
falling from the roof of a freight car stand
ing in the vicinity of the gas works, and
when seven years old he had his right leg
broken by falling from window-sill of the
Opera House while that building was in
course of erection. The day following the
one on which he had his ann broken his pa
rents found itimpossible to keep him in the
house, and he trudged off to Sunday School
determined to have a "mark" for regular
attendance. Altoona Tribune.