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Wheat was dull and nomnally unchanged. the sales
Spring. Ga 81 66 for fair No. Milwaukee afoat 60
f9r car ot 81 u for Northwest In store 81 81 81 o6 for
spf Ss sUod for oS %Ess s ssa VIM
only about 81 100 bushels at &c. sfost yellow
ern and 76c. SOC. for Southern. Oats rmer and
IN moderately fair demand The sales foot up about
5000 bushels at Ic: 18c for black Western, 400.
800 for DO mixed Ole 49, for good to fair and Sc
oOkc. for old Western mixed in store Barley dull
and nomns ct previous figures Ryesales 1000 bushels
FRsIeHrA-The market for berth freights remained
quiet but rates were about formerly The charerng
donand continued fair. but there comparatively
little business contaminated today still At late hour
there was several charters tor petroleum pending The
bushels grain at and by sail 81 6hds. taiiow on
private erma 10 London by steam ~ 500 bushels Of
grain at I'd. 9d; and by SAIL % bbls. pork at "a:
ana 70 tens Of aow and grease O. ~ SS 70 Ar
cnarters include "A Norwegian bark from Philadelphia
Norwegian bark rom d. 70 Cork orders OS SSis
S Sqs hence sn Bbos S'rsoi loS a. bSs Tetnsa
do, rs 3D.; Italian bark hence to Levan 000 cases
DO. at or about 4Oc, all made late yesterday: Ap0 70.
day British steamer about $50 TONS to port between
havre and Hawburg general cargS at lump sum; es
general cargo, lump sum- Swedish brig to Malaga OF
Alicant, general cargo, at lump sum. 81.
demand for both hay and straw. We quote shipping
hay, 81 Is u 20; retail qualities, 81 30 81 70 clover
81 81 05 salt SOC, S5c long rye straw, 81 81 II 4o
short do 81 Ooasl Is; oat 81 81 TO- and wheat 76c
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90; DO interest eigits, "a 80; Mississippi Central

90; DO. interest eights "a 80; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevens, 50 Q IS; do. do.
second do. Fights, so IS; New Orleans and Jack
son first mortgage. sS 90; do. do. second do. so
IS; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mort
gage, so So; do do, second do, "a o rs; Green
vile and Columbus Railroad guaranteed by South
Carolina, so So; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
guaranteed by Georgia, 90 OF; Memphis City skies,
50 q "a; Savannah City sevens, 81 Q IS; New Or.
leans sevens, 90 q "a.
COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the prieo OF
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Cotton Steady-Eeceipts at the Ports,
14,473 Bales-Flour Quiet-Wheat and
Corn DulI-Oats Firmer-POrk Quiet
Lard Active and Highcr-Groceries
Quiet-Petrolcu m Dull and Nominal
Spirits TurpentIne Nominai-Rosin
Firmer-Whiskey Lower.
SATURDAY. Jan. 11-6 p. M.
Business has been light throughout the ramifca-
tons OF trade circles during the past week. and In
some instances prices have favored the buyer.
while in few cases positive decline has taken
place. These cases are exceptional, however, the
markets having, as . general thing, been char
acterized by considerable frmness But, in view
OF the continued duness Of many commodities,
holders evinced rather more disposition to meet
buyers toward the close Of the week, though
positive reductions were reluctantly con-
ceded The aggregate business for the week was
but small, Notwithstanding the fact that there
were considerable sales OF certain commodities
during the first part Of the week. To-day the
markets were all but universally dull and business
was almost at q stand. Cotton was dull, at least
for immediate delivery, while at the Produce Elk
change there was scarcely an exception to the
rule. Flour was quiet, but firm. There was some
considerable demand for shipping grades, but sales
were restricted by the difficulty OF procuring trans
portation. Wheat was dull and nOmina-lower to
sell much-but impossible to buy any considerable
quantity OF prime except at full prices. There
one sale rather prices but the grade
generally held firm at &C. &c. above the price paid. Corn
was outlet, firm, though there export demand.
still In active request and hrner. hiskey
buoyancy in thepr DIVISIONS market still maintained,
were but moderate except in lard Tonnage Is more
abundant and rates are maintained both for on
the berth and BY charter Groceries continued quiet
but not materially changed in value. Petroleum re-
NAMED dull and entirely nominal, crude being decidedly
lower Spirits turpentine was neglected and nominal
White rosln was in limited request at shade improve
ment In prices
co'yEE was less active to-day, SIN the market was
very nrm Sales were reported OF l,0SS bags Rio, ex
Adelaide Penderyast and Loo bags Amazon at baltimore
both private terms We quote Extraordinary, cargoes
Ice i6'sc fair cargoes IL Sc good carsoss lsc
lots, Ice iSc gold per l6 90 60 days credit o Java
2e singapore lS'sc Ne; csylon lSs lsc Mara
lehc HIS St. Domingo i4e Costa Rics, lec Is1se.;
vanilla, 1612c. q lsc. Curacao, l6c. o Hc.
CoIroN.The inquiry for cotton the spot was very
light and business was restrctea to lots or
may be regarded Is altogether nominal and
mand prevailed. For future delivery there mod
business at steady rates. The sales sum up As fol-
To-day. Lds Erenipg. Total
y
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For future delivery Oasis low mddling the sales have
January 100 at ie Is-is 800 at Is NJ 100 1919;
Appi 10 at sS, 80 al 70 sis Nay, 6 At a. 30 %
ISIS al go . lsis; June aS q 81 7ls Total
$500 bales Sales to-day up TO one r.. NJ January, N0
1871 900 at 10 IS i 100 1875 500 At 10 1916 FebIasry.
10y az o e. lss March, .o a. 2o ~ az " sie
sis nay g az s5s 80 i BID june se
2l5s fO0 at 2L, 100 at q 7-l6 July, loo at
2n Total, tloo bales Grand total, 400 bales IS;
TaS receipts q the port. NJ S &
2oss; ohsrIsstoS, L7ss; Wiimlngton Norfolk 2icz
bales This day last week. 1879 bacs. This day last
year. 22030 Rates cotton 10 foreign ports nomf
mt the following gurcs:-To Havre, by steam 1zc.
he; sail Ic, semgresscd TO Hamburg, by steam hd
To Liverpool by steam, I'D. a7i6d.; SAIL Nc. Sled
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

IxON-POrTER.--On Monday, January 8, by the
Rev. John Sheridan, Mr.. GEORGE II. DIXON to MISS
EMILY POTTER, both oil Brooklyn, N. Y.
MAIGNE-FRANCIsCO.-ln Brooklyn, on Monday,
December 80 1872, at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, JOSEPH
9. MAIGNE to MARY IRENE FRANCISCO. No cards.
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TT based Oh C0ttOH IN FOre RUNNING
quality more than hall grade above or below tine
grade quoted. 800 49,,
1850 bushels corn 1870 do oats, 2s3o DO barley,
2m 40 and for the week ending, -FOUR <5.636 bbls. ,
Wheat ia go bushels; corn l42 so do corn meal l55
bills and 3999 bags oats aGoO bushels; barley, 1000
do rye do The -four market quiet aud frm
There was fair demand Tor shipping grades Tor the West
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The weekly statement OF the associated banks il
again quite favorable the reserves being strength
ened by the acquisition of three millions OF specie,
rejecting the continued disbursements OF the Treas
ury in payment Of the January interest on the pub
lie debt The item OF specie is really smaller, how
ever, than represented, as the average has been
falling one for the week on account Of the exports
Of coin to Europe. Anticipation Of loss Of re-
sources from this outflow seems to have impelled
tie banks to contract their loans, although It IL
possible the decrease may be due to liquidation Of
maturing credits particularly as the duness at the
Stock Exchange has necessitated less recourse to
the banks from the stockholders The legal tenders
are down little-about o quarter OF a million
despite the movement OF currency towards New
York, the result probably, OF feeble effort to lock
them up for +''
EFFECT ON THE MONEY MARKET.
The deposits up over three and q half millions
in face Of the contraction of loans. that the re-
ceipts of currency from the interior have been
fully the amount Of this contraction. The state
ment compares with its predecessor as fOlloWs:-
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Indies but business restricted owing 10 the rmnes
OF holders The sales included all Kinds aggregate
about 600 bbs at prices within the range Of the
nexed quotations Corn meal was quiet but firm. We
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Al STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES.
AL Parties wishing to speculate can do safely and
with smal capital by buying privileges Write or call on
HASKINS x BRAINE, II Broad street,
Explanatory circulars mailed on application.
"A. proved New York city property wanted imme-
diatcly by prompt cash purchaser W. MfEk, No.
Warren street, room No. Z.
A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. in New York; Brooklyn and New Jersey Princi-
room To-
NEPOSIT TO-DAY IN THE SAVINGS BANK
IL chartered BY the United States; ,-
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. l85 BLEECkER STREET.
ASSETS OVER SA000.0M
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nary Is, ISIO; oa,3H 6sofo I4o,5Io a., 7Oo
SIC; fair to good fair &c. sc. good 70 prime. Vc
9zc. grocery fair to good, shc gslc; prime to
lie: molasses, hhds and boxes he &C. msladc, 4sc
SIC &C. do, 10 to T. S4c. gc. do. Is to Is lOc
IoSsc.; do Is e Is liz pAs; d., lg tS 20 lie: a
mon to prime, sAc 9c grocery, fair to choice, 9sc
JavaEDuich standard Nos 10 to H. 9lca &c Manils~
Superior and extra superior, TIC SIG.
remained quiet but nominally steady at &c.
SIC.
lbs of outside at SIC. SIC Choice city worth SIC,
WHIsEEY.Receipts AZ bbs and for the week ending,
I575 bbs The market was quiet and decidedly easier.
Sales bbls including 81 and l50 bbls at s5c..
closing at the inside price.
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prices were nominally the same We quote - v c
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed. l5c. a ISc "a
ubs SnyeS rsfnna aSc s2
Cuba Muscovado, grocery. ......." 2Sc. = $50 "a
English Islands Sc Sc "a
New Orleans Sc. &c. 6sc 100
and size. asked No sales reported. Rosin also
not ss H. and
outside soSiS
sss; $Sss iss
s SSsS!ss sSetsa 4 sly
Ss y ssa
Sned c'' "''" p'-''' 'A'''' ~ wv -'' ~
packages. Gut sss's as ss e sssS
and Sas for ss e 0e j H Ss
ss
bacon quiet but hs market arm; sales boxes
s a. s g. sns sG
CITY quoted &c AZ .n e. and S.t wss,sis
was no change in Values and market ssm.ned
quiet Small sales were made within the range % Of
y ~ 81 prime s rs
a. ipa saas
%s nos ss st p nsm
lbs, average, at l6c.. and 900 DO shoulders at ilso
Lard-The market very firm for Western and there
future months at advanced prices The sales include
sso terces At SIS made early closing with holders ass
tcrces No. at &c. 500 erces, for remainder ofonh, at
sc 800 tieTcss for EsbrsSry e. slSc rs Sc ~
$50. City lard was in more demand and also higher
Sales 200 herces at &c. a8c 00 uerces. the dock at
83-l6c., and 100 tierces No. at7xc.
RIcx.-Business continued moderately fair at nm
and 200 bags Rangoon, at &c. a7c.
were nominally unchanged We have only to note sale
Of 10 hhds OF CUBA private terms. Refined was also
0uiet but unchanged in price, Messrs @. Aman Co.
port the stock, sales and receipts as follows
Hhds. Bores Bags. Melado
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NOTICE
IN Mr.. b. Gossler Jr, retircs today from our firm,
Mr. John Henry Gosser, of Hamburg, has transferred
bis in ~ to his SSsn @
carried in by Messrs John Berenberg Gossler
4 Co., OF Hamburg; Mr.. Thomas NJ Devens, OF Boston,
and Mr.. George GravenhOrst of New York, who Is al
United partner from this date Mr. j. Henry Gossler
and Mr. Guido Wolff are authorized tQ slSa our Arm by
procuratiOn. GOSSLEK Gu.
BosrON AND Nxw York, Jan. I, 1873
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Of these figures show that the banks now hold
$4,000 OPS of reserve in excess Of the limit required
by lava gain for the week Of $1,9O2,0OO This
result is seen in the following detailed calculation
showing the relation between the total liabilities
and the total reserve this week and last = ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

In Philadelphia Reading closed at ia.
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lHe Iust suIcb Oh CdVuIuuy WoIw % TIM ~
quotation closed 112k l12K.
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The extreme fluctuations daily In the prieo
gold during the week were az follsws:-
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WALL STREET,

beyond the usual time for its renux 1t has been
only within the past ten days, or the past week,
rather, that we have felt anything like the begin
ming Of this great annual now Of money to this
centre. During December 1t came in small and
spasmodic currents, and fed the hope Of Wall
street from day to day, that the great strngency in
money would speedily end, with what disappoint-
ment we have already narrated In an earlier re-
view of the monetary situation. But the relaxa-
ton seems at hand at last, and while the money
market continued to keep alive an unpleasant
memory of
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S. II. .Haslet, at the old stand, has
recently laid in a supply Of Raftmen's
Supplies of all kinds, and is prepared
to soil as cheap as the cheapest, to all
who may favor him with a call. He
also keeps full line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
and in fact everything usually found
in a General Variety Store. Give him
a call and he will use you right. If.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of an act Of tho Cen
eral Assembly passed the 81 day of
April, 1851 and subsequent Supplement-
passed the 1lth day Of April, 1862,
the subcrber will be at the following
named places within the County CT
Forest, fGF the purpose of collecting
taxes for the year 1873, Taxpayers
who pay to the Treasurer are entitled
to deduction of five per cent:
Barnett township, Cooksburg, June
10th, from s a. m. to u p. M, Clar-
ington, June 10, from p. IN. to Z.
jerks township, Marien, June IL,
Howe township, Balltown, June 10.
Kingsley township, Newtown, June
ii, at Wheeler g. Dusenbury'S store,
Harmony township, June 16, at the
store of j, /. Range; Trunkeyville,
June IL. ........
Hickory township, East Hickory,
june 10, at the store OF L. j. Bowman.
Tionesta township, Tionesta, June
10, at Court House,
Tiopesta Borough, at Court House,
June 20.
Green township, June 2l, at the
House of l.. Arner.
FRED. GLAssNER, Treasurer.
May 6, 1873.
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10000 GIFTS,
S5OOO,0O0

On TUESDAY, JlTLY Sth, 1879, the
Third Grand Gift Concert, under the man
agement OF Ex-Goveonor Thos. T.. Bram-
lette, and authorized by special act of the
Legislature. for the benefit of the Pub ic
Library of Kantucky, positively and un-
equivocally comes off il Public Library
Hall. at Louisville, Ky.,when $40, 900 Gifts,
all cash, amounting to $500, 600, Will be dis
tribued by lot among tho ticket-holders.
The money TO pay all these gifts in full is
already in bank set aside for that purpose,
as the following certificate shows: n
FARMERS AND DRovEKS' BANK,
LOUISVILLE KY, Apr. 7, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the Far
mers' and Drovers' Bank, To the credit os
the Third Grand Gift Concert for the bene-
fit Of tho Rublic Libr ny of Ky, Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, which has
been set apart by the Managers to pay the
gifts in full. and will be held by the Bank
aud paid out FOR this purpose. and tnis
purpose only
TSigned.l b. S. VEECH, Cashier.
Only Il lew tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished 10 the first appli-
cants st the following prices: Whole tick
cts, $40; halves, So; quarters. $3.50 ] /
wholes for SlOO; SO $500; Sll3 for 81 900
and 575 for s., 900. For ticke Is and full in
formation, apply TO
THOS. i. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, KY,
or THOS. II. HAYS s; CO.,
5-4t 6Og Broad way, New York.
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TnE NEW ELASTIC TRUss.

An Important Invention. II retains the
Rupture at all times, and under tho hard.
est exercise or seyerest strain. II Is worn
with comfort, and ii Kept n night aud
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by Nah
when requested, circulars nee, when or,
dered by letter sent 10 The Elastic Truss
Co., No, 6S3 broadway, n. Y. City. No
body uses Metal Spring TrusAes toQ
painful; they slip of too frequently,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-07

M. +. Jenks, the boss Jewoller
of Wesrwn Pennsylvania, hangs out in
the Opera Hcuse Block on the corner of
Water and Chestnut SITS, ,Meadville, Pa.
His stock comprises everything in the
line, aud will be sold for cash as cheap
as the cheapest. His matchmaker has
had several years experience in the
manufactures, and can fix watch
equal to aEy man in the state.
IN. S. Stevens, the boot and shoe
man of Tidioute ndvertises with us
this week. We know from experience,
that he keeps as good stock Of fine
goods in his line as any dealer in this
part Of the State. He keeps full
stock of f. G. Burt's famous boots
and shoes, and sells them cheaper
than they retail in the cities. When
you are in Tidioute give him a call.
-Wo take the following from the
Venango Citizen:
We are glad to announce that
Messrs. X. g. Chas, Brett, of Titusville,
and L. L. Davis, of Tionesta, have
leased the shops recently erected by
VIM. Brough, Esq, on Buffalo ST.,
near the Union School House, and
propose to start manmoth machine
shop and foundry therein. A greater
portion Of the machinery is already
in position in the machine shop, and
the foundry will soon be ready for op-
Grafton. We understand that the
whole attention of the firm will be dc.
voted to the manufacture Of engines
of an improved pattern, especially
adapted to the wants of oil producers.
The machinery is all new, and of the
most improved kind.
The members of the firm are ener-
getic business men, well known
throughout the oil region, and we an.
ticipate success for them in this new
enterprise. ...
Franklin has long needed just such
an establishment, and our only won
der is thet the many advantages pre-.
sented to manufacturers by the CEN
tral location of our city, and the ex-
cellent facilities presented Of reaching
every portion of the oil field by rail
road, have not been impryed years
ago. t
We are in receipt Of the May
number Of The Republic, A Monthly
Magazine, devoted TO the dissemina-
ton Of POLITICAL information. The
following is the list of contents: .
Shall the Republican Party Live
The Farmers Movement Against
Railway Oppression; The Death of
General Canby-The Government s
Indian Policy; Japan; The Fisheries /;
Our Indian Populations The Forty.
Third Congress-Parliamentary Re-
formsI An Old Eenemy Under a
New Name; Canadian Independence
aud Continental Unity; Number Of
Males and Females in the United
States: Post Office Savings Banks /;
an Debt; No Officer of the Ar.
my Can Hold Civil Office Fred
rick Douglass; Political Information
Wanted Living Within Ones Means
a Word About Statemanship
Miscellaneous; Press photographs
Of Oar Country; Departmental; Con-
necticut Election This Magazine is
published by the Republic Publishing
Company, Washington. d, G. at So
per annum, in advance.
-
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--Cloversced, English and Common,
and Timothy seed at
4Stf ROBINSON e BoNNER's.

The best stock of Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry AID silyerware in
Oil City can lie found at J. VOLTS,
Centre St. Particular'attention paid
the repairing OF fine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-1y.
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Services ih tho NJ. E. Church on Sun
day next, morning and evening, Rev.
Reeser conducts The services.
The old bridge across Tionesta
Greek, At the mouth, VIII be sold at
auction oa Saturday next, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. Somebody will get good bar.
gain.
Mr.. S. J. Wcloott is building a
new fence around his lot adjoining
the school house on Elm Street.
Next season he will erect an elegant
residence on the lot.
The annual reunion Of the Tenth
Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves
will be held at New Castle on the
4th of July next 1t is desired that
surviving members shall attend.
The deer recently caught by Rid
die and Hunter, died one day last
week. Ii was very poor, and proba'
bly, died of starvation, having refused
TO cat after its capture.
Il. Hilbrouner & Co.. indulge in
new advertisement in to-day's issue.
They have received full stock Of
spring goods of all styles, and. are sell
: ling at the bottom figures,
Esq. Mercilliott has moved into
the house formerly occupied by JAS.
Woodington. and Mr. j. b. Long, the
Harness Maker occupies the house va
Gated by Mercilliott.
Some timber RATS are now in the
mouth of the Creek, and will proba.
s-bly start out in the course Of the day.
All the lumber that came ont last week
has betn coupled up and sent down.
--Wolcott & Grove have secured
the contract for the stone wsrk on the
Hunter Bridge across the river
They ars to have the stone work ready
on or before 1st. Sept. aud the entire
bridge is to be reconstructed by the
first of November.
The largest boiler ever brought
to Forest County passed through town
one day last week on its way tc Myers
Mil, 10 replace the one that was
blown up last winter. The weight Of
this monstrous boiler is 1900 pounds,
Ifthis ever blows up there's no use
getting another for that mill.
? The Jackson Democrat has changed
its name, to The Clarion Jacksoaian,
| aud Phothonotary Watson of that
place has bought a half interest in
the concern. Ths columns are wild.
eued, and altogether the paper pre-
sents more tasty appearance than
formerly. The new 6rm havs onr
best wishes.
The Eighty.third Regiment will
hold its annual reunion at Meadville
on The 10th of September. The One
HUNDRED and Eleventh, One Hundred
aud Forty,ffth, and the Second Cav.
airy have heretofore held their rcun'
ion With the Eighty-thirj, and will
probably Do SO this year.
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