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PENNSYLVANIA GEM
TRIAL RAILROAD

nS AND AFTER II P. p. Sunday MAY
" 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, as follows:
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, LEO M Fast line, 1919 9
nj Well 8 accommodation No. J., $40 a Ba
hrinton accommodation Ne /, $50 \ ia
Wallis accommodation No 2, $3.50 a m Gin
cinnai express S.20a m; Johnstown ac-
commodation 1850 m; Braddock's ao-
commcdation No !, 100 m; Pittsbnrgh
express I.S0 p m; Pacific express / so N !;
Wallis accommodation No 8, 2.S5 p M ;
homewood accommodation No ,e.55 p M;
Wallis accommodation No 1, $50 p m !;
Brinton accommodation No ?, LILO p IA !,
Way Passenger 1910 p nj.
DEPART.
southern express SO n m; Pacific ex-
press 2.40 m Walls accommodation No
i, 6.3Oa m; Mail Train 3. 10 a IN ; Brinton's q
accommodation / 10 m Braddock's ac-
eomInodation No l, $40 p m; Cincinnati
express 1926 p IN; Wallis accommodation
y 2, ll.5l m Johnstown accomm odatien
4.05 p m; Homewood accommodation No
l. $50 p m; Philadelphia express g. so p IN;
Wall accommodation No S,S.05 p m; Wall 8
accommodation No 4, sos p m Fast Line
7.40 m; Walls Nos, ll.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Walls Station
every Sunday at a.05 g. M, reaching Pitts
burgh at 1905 a. IN. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 1850 p. m, and arrive at Walls
Station at 2.l0 p. IN.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Mon lay. AL 9TH
or Trains daily, except SUNDAY.
For further information apply to
w. II. BECKW1TH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggage sx-
cept for Wearing Apparel and limit THAR
rsponsibility to One Hundred DoilaI Syal-
ue. All baggage exceeding that a cunt
In value will be at the risk of the Iner.
unless taken by special contract.
A. j. CASSA1
General Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
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ADDITIONAL sEcoND-cLAss TRAINS NoRIR
No. 10 Oil City 6.55 a. M; Rouserllls
40; Tarr Farm 7.46; Columbia 7.5E; Pei
Centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller p.2S;
Titusville o,55,
40. Titusvlllo 500 q. m; Cory ii.9S.
No. II Oh City ll.2O a. m; Rousevilie
ll.4o; Rynd Farm lI.oS; Tarr Farm 12.o3s
Columbia u 70; Pet Centre 1920; MiliaE
l.ZS; TItuSyille 200; Cory az II. IN.
vISIS He, IA, q Tldlosts rIdEss.s l2t5 M TsVRksy;
City ago, ~ A
"a {sNMs 90 70. stop, % Stop on signal.
Trains 5, 9, p and az run daily al otaOs
trains daily except Sundays.
NJ " Train No. is az, Expresa from,
Titusville 10 Corry.
s1LYER PALACE sLEEPTNa CAN rRATrs,
No. Direct from Philadelphia without
change. -
No. Direct to Philhdsinhia. withsuA
No.o Direct nom Pittsburgh witAost
change. =
Noe Direct 10 Pittsburgh witAeus
{. J. HxPAyRs yna. piTcA1RN.
sppertntendent. Gsn'l Manager,
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TnE sEW RLAsTIC TRUSS,

An Important Invention. II retsius the
hlptnfe At all times, ahd under the hard.
eat exercise or scverest strain. II is worn
with comfort, and If kept. On night and
day, effects permanent ouro in a few
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by Mail
when requested, circulars FREQ, when cr-
dered by letter sont to Tho Elastic Truss
Co., No. 6SS broadway, n. Y. City. No
body uses Metal Spring Trusses; too
painful; they slip mi too frequently, 1
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ADDITIo NAL svcoSD-cLAss TRAISs-sours
No. Ia. Titnsville ., 10 p. M; Miller 2, 30,
Pioneer $40; Pet Centre 1898; Coluzlbia
4,l5; Tarr Farm 4,2S; kynd Farm f,N;
Housewife .55; Oil city $50.
No. Cory 6,l5 =. m; Titusvilia s,M;
Miller Farm 9,.S; Pet Centre a,sa; Colum-
bia 1918; Tarr Farm l0,ls; Rynd Farm
1877; Housewife 10 ,S5; Oil City II, 90.
No. Is. Pot Centre lbs p. M; Columbia
$50; Tarr Farm EOS; Rynd Farm 2,i0J
Rnuseville $50; oil City 800.
No. % Oil City $50 a. M oloop ita
7.25, Tioncsta S,54; Trunkeyvills 10 ~
Tidioute I'LL.
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NNTICE.

nR J n, BoLARD. of Tidioute, hsn
y ref,rnsd W Ms practice amor an All
sence oi four months, spept in tho lIoepi-
calls IN his profession.
Office in Eureka Drug Store, sd Cear
seove the hank. Tidiopta, Ps. 4atf
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H. G. TINKER & co.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.

DIRECT ROUTE TO BUFFALO
THROUGH THE OIL REGIONS.
ON AN D. after Monday Feb. ~. Trains
~ will run ~ follows Philadelphia
Tims);
SOUTH.
Buffalo Express leave Oil City at 2 lie D m
Arrives at Pittsburgh sS5p M
Night Express Leaves Oil City $50 p m
Arrives at Pittsburgh sIsa m
lay Express leaves oil City sl5am
Arrives at Pittlburgh sos ia
Oil City Accom-. leaves Oil CITY 4 SIS D. m.
and arrives a. Brady's Bend so d. m.
NORTH
Buffalo Ex. Leaves Pittsburgh at 7 40 m
Arrives at OIL City at S25p m
Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh 3 o. pm
Arrives at Oh City $40 m
Day Express leavSs Pittsburgh IL 10 n,
Arrives at Oil City sn5 n n,
Oil City Acc.leaves Brady's Bend 40 n IN
and arrives at Oil City IL 90 m
Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on nigh,
Express Trains, between Pittsburgh aud
Titus-ille. Through Coaches on Dav Ex-
press Trains between Pittsburgh and Boe-
ton. J. J. LAWRENCE
T. NJ. KING, Gon'l. Sup't.
Asst. Supt.
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Oil Creek&Allegheny k'yer Rsy

az AND AFTER Monday June 6, lsri,.
" Trains will run ~ follows;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Capitalists and all Investors are invited to exam
inc the merits of tho Bonds Issued by the In
DIAyAPoLIs, BLOOMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY and secured by q First Mortgage on IT'S
Extension Line of 27 miles. On this work. 100 miles.
from Champaign to Havana ON the Illinois River,
are completed and trains VIII run that section
in the second week Of January. The remaining dis
tance Of IS miles to Keokuk the Mississippi with
the branch Of 32 miles TO Decatur now graded and
track partly down. will be finished in ample time for
the business of 1873 The character of SOIL increas-
ing productions and wide belt of country tributary
TO this part of the line assure for it very large
munerative business
Phe road frcn Indianapolis 70 Pekin, 209i miles.
has been in operation little more than two years,
and has established success It's earnings have
steadily increased. giving in 1872 an excess of
s3s5 600 ls Net receipts from this part Of the
line alone are more than sufficient to respond pune
tually 10 interest on all Bonds made and issued by
the Compsny It rarely occurs that this can be SAID
Of any railroad during negotiation of ts securities
! The entire line of so uiles has the support OF
populous, exceedingly rish, and productive ssricul-
tISa region, passes thsoueh and connects imoortant
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

The money market has been percepubly easier,
and call loans have been done at coin as q rule,
though the afternoon rate was in currency. AT
time this morning, exceptionally, thirty
second and interest was paid. but not likely
10 experience any such severe weather IN a none
tary point. if only the Treasury can be induced to
withdraw its patronage from the market and allow
il to take its own course. The yielding IN ical loans
has induced better demand for commercial paper,
though the sales to-day were not important. we
now quote prime grades at to 12 per cent.
Government bonds were strong, and dealings es-
pecally in coupon and registered nxes OF 1851 were
on quite a brisk scale. The new 6js were also IN
good inquiry 1865 selling up to IA. The general
market closed strong. Fisk y Hatch report as fol-
lntye AZ 4 n m
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

towns and cities and crosses immense depcsifs OF
good coal all of which insure local business OF greas
magnitude. Its own Western and North Western
connections substantially under same control, with
prominent intersecting roads, viii furnish large
through traffic The managers appreciate the neces-
ty of unusually large equipment, and are proVldng
for 1t as rapidly possible This with new elevator
accommodations under construction expressly Tor
this road at indianapolis. Will greatly increase its
facilities and enable it TO take large offered business
which 1t has been obliged 10 decline.
Particular attention IN asked tO the unusuai
strength of these Bonds, which "a liability of the
entire Corporation owning line of 40 miles and are
also completely secured by first and only mortgage
on the extension. OF the whole line 3oe miles are
completed, and 26 more are gradet>
With the certainty that Government rates Of in
terest will in a short time be largely reduced hold
ers of 5-2Os will find it advantageous 10 realize at
present high prices and reinveSt in these Bonds,
which we recommend possessing ample security
for all investors. As investment, they cannot
fail TO prove largely remunerative.
The Bonds are seven per cent, gold. Sl"O eaen'
convertible into stock at par, at the option OF the
holder and may he registered without charge.
Price 90 aad accrued interest in currency. Coupons
January and July l, tree of tax.
All negotiable securities received in exchange at
best market rates.
Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BRoTHERs,
Bankers. No. "a Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1873

holding OF Of the unreasonable fellows com
posing the dear public, and are beginning
to tire of their position. II monetary ease and low ~
prices will not encourage buyers, we suppose the
owners of stocks must peddle them off a. best they
may. The market to-day has been without any
fresh gossip. The general market closed little
steadier than was reasonably anticipated after so
sharp breakdown. The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices of stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
MONDAY. Jan. 6-P. ".

MONDAY. Jan. b--P. VI.
The stock speculation, while i'll the main tame and
quiet AZ times showed considerable briskness. par
ticularly in the afternoon. when quite heavy raid
was made upon certain of the leading shares At
the beginning the market was steady, and in the
early trade ruled alternately steady and heavy. By
midday, however. pretty fair buying movement
began, and prices at the o'clock Board were moving
along briskly toward higher range, New York Cen
tral reaching l00. Erie a. and Lake Shore 81. As
money, however began TO decline 10 fair rates.
singularly enough stocks suddenly weak
which carried down the price from III
to IO9s, causing quite a iuttering in some Of the
other shares and before the furry had ceased Erie
was back to 63t Lake Shore 10 96a and Pacific Mail
to ~. Western Union Telegraph was disposed to
weakness at the start and sold down TO 7gl. under
the theory that the severity of yesterdays storm
had caused such damaget0 the wires of the Com
pany that heavy expense in the way of repairs
would of necessity be involved. The Company sp-
preciatng the necessity of supporting the stock in
its hour of tria bostered mp the stock by udicOus
purchases compelling advance ito S0i but when
the general decline set in the price went off again TO
79 Erie reached "a. from GA, in consonance with
rise in London and fairly maintained its frmness.
Pacific Mail was quiet at 73a T3i 072l. b., Ii. a.
Erie advanced full point TO u. but the other
voving within the variations Of 20 per cent.
The operators who are waiting for the general
public to come in and buy their waies and commod-
ties in time TO reap the advantages and profits ac-
cruing. arc getting Q little disgusted st the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
SRIPPLNG INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
a., Re1,sTf S.71 Forsta1sp Bremen Se, + Uskar Co
se aosso Nichols AsughEea' sa.S.Isk % & p.rruson wood
seEr MAGE cDOrAla. MeAler RehRopS' Saes, 'O
So Ss5 a Potter sSrss Por. Royal S c. s C. Load Co
Sshr. Mote. JARVIS, Providence
v,.,A, ,-, ,, wsssrsa BrstOl Rre Dee - with na's
'7S ss S s1 3 sse s.@psos Nev-orArs Dee e. with d'
S s's:.'his can. ~ Paeiis asi MAJ ssssin.hiP g
sansap Cleopatra Philips Havana Jan l. with ndse and pass
I.15 Asa ce Ksnney Galveston Dee r. via Ky West 5l
sterp Barnes Mallory Savannah with Ddse ano pass
sesES a.e Bel B.kemrr Richmond City Point and S0riOn,
-l udse .sd pass 70 oe Dor9,1ien m on s'ss5'5s '9 90
s.Is Soa GeT HssFss Bremen s IS & aay, y ss sI d,s % ,
srE Ma8oweT o Rswsves G0teht DemsrarA Is days Eth
rtr cy,v Point Sterling West Isles v B. days with Ssh
Schr Iilan icIf nie Hurse Grand aznsn. with ISL -.
sr Helena ,Oi Annapolis n b. Potter Canning n g. - days
sF o,a of Ls,s Dsl Burton Areosc P r. 3 days vi'
sehr. Harry Landell Taylor virginia
SAILED.
shin. Abeoa Tor Glasgow Bissea o osAo; esrts Hannibal for
RS;'eS5sn Ven & .sT P5sn'a ~ r., San0' A''A i'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOs7OS Jan 6Arsed bsrEs Diana from Aeoa Bay; n ss
fOm Ga yssOn Msry Thompson HobotH sehr. Bta from
Wsaem Island; Flora Ceoaon from Jacksonville ,,,. -.
RStiersa syria s5d bsri Mar Iy,rpe Sa1F Maaus from
Dasis 5g Ce from Rio JGnsiro. Sailed shP Jaime C0s And
LEWIS. Ds jan sTbs ship Savannah Liverpool below
"a Brasa.
ketropols NicEerson, if0m Nev-ioFk
DISASTERS.
LEwEs Del Jan 6rbs bark Chaneesr and sienfhp Artisan
The latter leaking but
kept and been towel 70 Wilmington FOR repars
Tbs lhsnt cafr TIE BreakSater she "a ugnt
The sng Morning Light from DsmeTaa Tte cargo o. ;uga went
ashore Henopsn Lights, full OF water
The taEln "a last night
Rcsrov Jaa 6he Aurora from the Coast Of Afncs FOR
reported ashore fast breaking The casks Of palm
siia are nl zolg TOE beach.
ne ersr 1fk France which ashore Cape Cod remains
rzhE
saura25.
SPOKEN.
Nov 10 oh toe Cape SooOo from SOurbayA for
Bosiou-
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
10 bpor which ted from m position embedded the
Ice Of u1ct1u Essi Boston. and has been replaced
fFor Latest Ship Aces see FUts PAGE
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

'sAme A. isst week No report
Discounts 277 10 900 Legal Tenders s4l lts goo
SUtcle............ I9t76l0O DepOEtA... LVSeOe4F
Circulation ............ 52T.6l3,S00
The transactions at the Clearing for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
week:
ssues for ending Dec % SeI 30 80
& ofLy4tl
Basnc.s or Dee D. ls.......... l9s W
balances the ending jan 4. 1913 1J''o %
Messrs. Wood & Davis, Bankers, No. 81 Pine-st.,
keep constantly on hand choice selection OF bonds
of well-establshed railways to supply investment
demand They also execute all orders for gold Gov
ernment, railway and State bonds, and railway
shares at the stock Exchange.
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company has
declared the usual semi-annual dividend OF per
cent Also an extra dividend of per cent, payable
on and after tie 18th instant. The transfer books
close to-day and reopen on the 18th.
Messrs. George Opdyke & Co. offer reward Of
$500 for the return of lost notes and drafts which
are Of no practical value to the finder.
The Philadelphia Stock Market is steady. Pennsy-
vania SKIES 105; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, q ;
Reading Railroad, SCI; Pennsylvania Railroad 56I.
Gold ll1t.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

a.- dim Supplementary NAL On Per No ~ X coo AZ
fan N Steamship HAls At 3 p N .
FRIDAY, JAE 10
N.l fr nslfak S. closed Al te Eewfefs Post once even
ytasv al steamship sails foah forana NE every
ws oT Psnars AsrluwaT Central Asecan and Souih Pa
~ steamship HeuTy Chsuneey oe~ AZ m s'e~
ship ssis at y NJ. from Der No A. NJ H. -,
Xrgtss Jaac ssvanila santa eatna h
Caibel cose Al Il NJ Samseip s~ih Al n
son Per 30 u n.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations a: p m

London and the Continent send favorable reports
to-day, though dispatches were delayed by the
storm. Money abroad rules easy and American se-
eurities are taking frmer positions. Gold was quiet
and steady at Saturdays stereotyped quotations Of
Ill. and Ill., the sales being of the most restricted
nature. The rates paid for carrying were g. 81, D. o.
Z, and finally per cent. The Assistant Treasury
paid out $4,000 in called bonds and sj750OO in coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows Gold cleared s3l 526 900; gold
balances, Sl,9O7.935; currency balances, S21fs5l.
The days business at the U. s. Sub Treasury COW
cred:
es3 Os9 Currency 2aTmen e72l4l6 %
tod paynen. sS2G73 f Currency oaance.. 81 ji136 p
t,od so q76 95I -6iCustoms.........
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
$500 REWARD.

LOsT.-A large brown envelope. mar ked Foreign
Collections, containing notes and drafts for out or
town collection. to order without our indorse-
ment and of no value to any one but ourselves. no
above reward will be paid for their return 10 GEO.
OPpYKE 4 Co. . Nassau st, n. Y. CIV.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

HowEs & MACY. Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDosltois a. In
cOrporated Banks, and allow Interest on dauy BAL
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonus, &C
&C., for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
PASSENGERS ARRLRED.

pRoM RAvkNA-Tu saskip Cleopatra Jan. IA NJ Bonebei
Glars veruvue Martinez Lopei Louis Ansdusla IL
sRoA Airsansts, Ars GeorCe Weed - n
FROd SAVANNAH--lN steaaStp Cen Bdraes. Jan e-h
Coldns Pkef H. ~ Haunsol PatAno John BdvAruH
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

tio, Denosits and Leqal Tenders IN pe Banks 0 me
Ciiy OF Sew- York FOR he Oeek ending Saturday 'a"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

There was quiet and steady feeling in State
bonds the dealings having been most active in Ten
pessees and Missouris. The former sold at 79.as0,
and the latter at 81. G93. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

CHICAGO, DASvIILE AND VNcENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds
The road earning dividend on its stock beside in
terest on its bonds. But small amour; remaining.
Apply personally or by letter TO
W. B. SHATTUcK IL Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

HIDEs-rhe Hties dull With The tendaey hUr-
s- fyor; We quoe Ayre- 81 d7l do seao
20d25 d. rsc Rio orande ~ a. o. 1oo
nsoi Onnsco eod13 god sseecd We. saed Hides arc
Baeaos soa o. s0
lsc, Rio trande California 5000 u, uS
lac gold Other descriptions without change
HAY-Tbe tr TIE receipts neterste
spping: 9d 81 % fg a>tsii sss
ods5r Tor Sslf Hsy 81 6 for Clover e FRA and
M rood demand al Besi 20 fsr Long Rysi 81 zoe: for
short do and 81 4si 10 for Dat
IRoNSsossA Pa ssies bat sn hear Of 20 aes
Asre.a Pig Rss aoots
yev Rarhe a. ssosTt soh Old ss, esresy Amer
-. d.I al tendios apssrd;
:, mote ~ ,srd s<3ds for lots
No \ Other kinds steady.
and Donee somewhat nesiaA -
NAVAL sroREs- marie. foe sg.. rgpssnos has rule ssp
and aso r nschs9xbe kosa has oeee hmiisd
qss ssd irregular salss 30 n. s'r.ssa ~ si e ees O.
ssppy ss Of 30 bb w~inss0n a. 81 ~ Gig rse eaey
oiftas..s su.s bat dy, qss.sd st ~ 30. ,r..s-s
ssnda and pncss nsrnA Lsu
siS7ec for fsis. Winter Grade nsA saAs.s
important shxnsc. Ofher Ola are dull
CAT qbiet and unchanged, quoted
CIV nd ontario O. 81 I>1os y bbL
PkevIMOHs Por .arkst be.s setive and heavy he n
obbsss chsar The sales
shls &c 05 on hc ei3 70 Nev DE- Il J1l o ~.
assey nothing doing Bed
rercs heef krn and iAif
49, a1~sS -
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
NINIAruRH ALMANAc

s.. IT'S S1h Iets...,.. 4:t9 Moon l'h
&C "a,
a.. Hoof... Govs Island 2t Hell Gate Fef'' ~
s..s, aeot Cows ais Heh 6ss fe1f' w
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

rncued IN the above are Forward dehvssn
request iG56e lower rates. sales = follow" al or o
Sale. & ssiaIa.y evening eoo at e 5ise
p b. 100 sOes s0O ls Jl-zc. ls site 40 2oe
81 3 o oi p y B Sc 10 MSSs sSs b. " B. III % s & p s @ =
s SS S9e SS " B. b. B. is a. s5 aay 100 At lie B.
9is; 10 stills 100 l6e June 200 q slsc B P B.
~ ie paid to exchange 100 FearasT March
aa.,, Ga 20 S q l, S.ss ss 900 sa isi G1I so Z. 10 &
. se g. 100 i .. Il p ss Be- SsSia 20 e is IL IS s 20 at s
Bile 100 at ls lSlse P b I@S c a, iS sI5e1 go @ t 9
loo :, aoie $ p B. Lee 100 70 le 100 a0,
At zoe SO at 10 isse iOC At lOc April si6
go at 5oie 200 a. 20 ~, sss q 49, s = s 3 Al ~ & Z. Us B b @ &
700 % 76 May 100 At % 3le 500 2le eS a. q ee 6 r
2Itc sP B. scC Ate, go a2 Iee ? B. eI a q 7.eei
July 2 at 2llc eIssased i D TO eI so Feb for N'' total
COFPEE-he quiet but prices net srmi
PL0tR Asp MgAL-rhe Flour market Gaet lin
tied arrivals favorable foreign advces pnee vel sustained
sour - eo9ss 90 EIis Amosr inaani go. s
ss:FsS; S ;;;s SS SsS 9sS Raa9d.c: H % sT: 81 ~ :
ssfs ;::i 1'sof1 sep5S. ma SS
mon finc1..1 -' 50 0Eo nd a@l Nes oss
D.''' 50 Ioa, sls. EI:. 90
'GSi Shss. Ess..... 700 81 LOui Ingis ~ os 2 -
Genesee. BTira orsnts 8 1a ln y
soub.n Four held With much but quiet the arrivals
very limited Al the close the market 'y a '1t a'e'
EaleS Of
Bait Alex. and FAMILY oJg y -
Country Sgpertne. ty~ 0
Richmond COaaxJ BEuA......'.'"...''.'''''' S@
RsI,mS Howard O. brands ....... sS9
HagersowD ana uenIy hKiIAs,. -. 49, " 9,
Rye Flour steady AMI fair request sales o. ~ eo -oe
sJs Elour' s, mssss,n i TSq -
Com and limited demsnd eesof 10 bb We lIo'e
Corn Nee: Ss: 3 corn corn Mes.
Ccrr sesi we.W Is a SIS
and PennsyvaniA at S5e ~ - = 10 ~ aa.a. iss
50 IS California and Oregon F0aI tame % l9ss %
Bag Mes-Msrket very dull, quote Fine White 81 GA
81 80 ZINE yellow 81 IS; 81 l5d FL M Cob
81 OS aud Ground kfed slGs y These quotations e "e
FREIGHTs-rain weakened and oas Induced
fair offerings Of Cotton and Provisions the ofengs alye oeA '
aboa The chsrterng ban has hsrn da he
engagelens odsy sere: 10 hTeoO ey steam oo" sAs
$50 bor.s Bacon sail 40 bash Grsln G.i o ssgs
Of London
Ga Sd charter reported bark Of 2so b0a eapst'
spanish With and general ear oa PuV n
as 50 n as 90 rs a. szsG s2s and q at
turs and 10 100 At sS I've fe-d coil and
RAIN-Iu WAest nothing opening
hodes arm uDdsr Tie favorable LysrgS .dyee he es
% Of cSoes sprns were hsh sAs 9,a oT closes oas s
good sappy Of Choice spring eaeess business Wnie ar sr
sprns 81 No. Chicago Spring, se4Si 67 ior No
anOAt; 81 70 or Wtite Michigan si0re a srost
& ST. IN store BARLEY duiei arm
for rsorowod state, and 81 ~ for Canada W<..
Barley Malt steady and fair demand u '.e. q .og es a. 81
dsmand for the trade eien the sales 81 10 bas
Ne. Ohio mI,a = s' wss sf & 4 s. s,,,s s. - e. " ~
and quiet Cora hrmer bat duotsb sgber
the demand !. noderais Sr sIpI 10 We soee az q.ry hI
MId e6deeie aosi cesay AZ te latter price and Gc
ss. western % Mas & s % ~'.,rs s,e sss- e S''
COMPARATIVE BHoostYs wsKE-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.,

AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
CRY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETrE, KANE Il Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
And the fnllowinr for citY bank stoeks:

In railroad bonds the dealings were well dis
tributed, and a good demand was noted Tor most
OF the prominent issues during the day The follow
;ro rvara tha hide.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT and PASSENGER LIND

FoR CHARLESTON, 3 G.. FLoRIDA POETS AND THB SOUTH
SOUTHWEST.
sailing ever TUESDAY THURSDAY. SATURDAY, from Pier
No - kertk River st3p The stesnshi-
CHAkLkSr0h, Capt JAsEs BSEKT. Taes3Gf, Jan 7.
SOUTH CAROLINA. Capt 4. BscKKr. TbaTFdAy. Jan y
CHAMPION, CsDs X W. LOCKWOOD. Saturday. Jan. IL
and bills Of sdne aed CsTens Halroae
Al. points sesh snd seuh Railroad
No,ebee Chertr and ali the Csau Darngsa Nal
resa sna s ssssnsr to FLORIDA ssursnre BY this % ONE
HALF PER CBhI. Goods free Of Bils Of
furnished Freight
Onos No Wssst, esr sf wsues-s
HENRY n MORGAN Ca, Agents.
Ps rehsh heshs s iufsFBsnss 70
thfoagh htsht apply BENTLEY 10. HAsDEiL4
Gs.sAI Agent dres sessksrs Bressss.
EXTRA sTRAkBn WILL BIZ DisPATCHED Az noOE Al
bDADRn
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
he following were the quotation

Exchange was firm under light demand. which
may be accounted for in part by the fact that no
new negotiations of bonds are in process abroad.
Cnmmercial hIls are SCARCE We anney rates
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIhsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. VI.
bosds
LIN Con 4 - "
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
Mlscelldnepns.

brushes of every description AT 335 Pearl
D HaTpers Building AL articles Al The lowest iacory pses
JOHN X HOPPEL.