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The daily gazette., 1878-11-09

CoLoRED MEN VorING WITH ruv
DEMocRATs.-IIow perfectly ridiculous
appears the long articles rehasbiue and
repeating the false statements Of the
cruelty Of the Democrats to the negroes in
'ile south, and their persistent efforts with
sllot-suns, black jacks aud other means
10 llshten them away from the nolls
ana prevent them from voting the Re-
publican ticket, as the truth comes IN tbo
readers OF the Republican papers: and il
turns out that on Tuesday, ia the yer,
states where they were represented +,
De suffering such terrible prosecutions
lie colored men voted with the demo
Gratis en ntdsse, and were enthusiastic i,
support of the course of that party. w,
call the attention of our neighbor of tn,
Hepuoticdn to this matter. He sboul,
copy the dispatches from the South re
terreG to.
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Now THE ELECTION IsovER it would
not be out Of place to take time to criti-
else the several positions Of some of the
great men Of the nation who assume to
assert they had nothing to learn on
finance, and who seem to arrogate to
themselves all friendship for hard money
per sc. We do not propose TO do this just
now. But we shall not fail to let the
wind out of the Boosting sacks of lager
and whiskey before many moons will
pass. We ask our Democratic readers to
be careful how they put their trust in the
teachings of the journals of the gold
gamblers and brokers. These sheets are
doing the work of their. owners now as
they did before the passage of the silver
bill. But to read them one might sup
pose they had never uttered a statement
in opposition to the hard money platform
of the Democratic party--goid and sill
Ger. Yet it will be remembered that
these papers were all favorable to gold
and greenbacks. They spurned silver as
soft money--as dishonest money, as only
knaves or fools were favorable to or would
vote for gold and silver being made legal
tenders. These people were the especial
champions of gold and greenbacks as
legal tenders. But the "consummate
fools" triumphed and then these weather.
cocks claimed they were the champions
OF gold and siirer, and that greenbacks
were not worth the countenauce of men
of sense.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-09

HAD TIE DEMOCRATS in the North
ern States taken the bold and omen
ground that Messrs. Thurman and Hen.
Nricks did in Ohio and Indiana, we be.
lieFe they would have been more success.
Iul III carrying their States. Now these
western leaders loom up as giants in the
Democratic fold, and the Eastern men
seem not to know what has struck them
or where to look for the reason for thei,
defeat. 1t may be found in the fact that
;hey offered few inducements for tbei,
own men to vote for them and furnished
ready one for the Republicans to vote
with their own party, inasmuch as they
were offered little better for deserting itfo
another party. Delaware voted solidly fol-
gold and silver currency and for saving
seventeen millions annually by the settle.
ment OF the U. S. bonds held by the banks
in gfeenbacks or Treasury notes, con.
vertib9 9e into coin just as soon as the con-
dition NPf the Treasury will permit
When these bonds are paid off, every in
stitution holding such notes will be in
terested in\ bringing them up to par, and
not in keeping them below par, as here
tOfore.
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Ths Aailn @azettf.
NOVENI BER . IS1s

How DOES IT HAPPEN that the "sofi
money" Camerons carry the "hard
money" State of Pennsylvania; and thai
the "hard money journals were the ad-
vocates of Legislature to return "soft
money" Don Cameron TO the U. 5. SEN
ate. There never were such inconsistent
newspapers as the Republican papers OF
1878. As soon as the Republicans got
the Democrats to adopt a platform with
which the Greenbac&ers would not unite,
the Republicans united with the Green
hackers wherever they could effect a
union, except in districts where they
were sure of carrying their men without
outside aid.
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\ NEW ORLEANS dispatch states that
throughout Louisiana on Tuesday last
the colored people voted with the Demo.
cfats ~ n'dsSe, and were enthusiastic in
support of the cause. In New Orlean.
hundreds Of the most influential colored
lneh stood at the polls all day and worked
heartily for the Democraticticket. This
result the dispatch adds, cannot be at
'rlbuted to bull-dozing, as there was ne
canvass, on account Of the yellow fever.
ana those who voted did so voluntarily,
lhe Charleston Ne,rs and Conrie, saw,
at many of the polls in South Carolina
the colored men came up bv the bun
"reds and voted the straight Democrat,
Ticket This was noticeably the cas-. i,
the district where Smalls. colored wa
The Republican candidate for Coneress
ana Whose overwhelming defeat was ac.
compllshed by the heavy colored yot
cast against him.
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SHERIFF'S SILL


CHERlkF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of a writ Of leyail
10 me directed, Will be exposed u
Sale, AT the ,,o,tI
HOTEL OF WM. B. H0LI
At Townsend, In AppoQulnlhl
dred, New Castle County, DelaNa
MONDAY,
The 1lth DAY OF NONEM bhl
AT 2 O'Clock, p. m, tue loiio'
scrlbed Real Estate, viz;
All that certain tract, piece VI
land situated in AppoqulnlIail,lh
aforesaid, binding on the puolie v \
ing from Prices Corner TO Deisney
adj Joining lands OF John h kse,I ~
Alexander, heirs of Butler shl M ~ y
metes and bounds OF when afe y
10 wit Beginning al a large III
public road aforesaid Oelns n
LANDS of Alexander, hence WIN
south 5 degrees and ~ minus Ban
perches 10 a stake by the hla
hrauch a corner for John 4 ri.vY
with said Price north 4 degless
perches TO an old Spanish osA siass, "
4 spring, thence north l..o,s o,ae
perches to a stake IN ID: smn ~
south SO 1-2 degrees west ! .,@
a stake, thence with he iala'"
OF Butler north 6 II dts,EI ,1'Io
perches TO a stone, Thence ''ana "
east 40 e-lO perches to sgS .9i
same north II degrees west a1s, .,n
to a corner stump OF : ieAanr an,,ss
with the same south 80 81 ,t, u's he 81
8. 10 perches TO "A stone, WIN ,otba| KIM
73 degrees west " perc9ieess % acrss|
beginning, containing 10, S. ssms|
branch and cfipple, be '.,e LINE na
less, having thereon a ifaH'
barn and out bulldogs. xocutid
Seized and taken III sAT, ,.eay H N
property of Benjamin Moneib bs n
b.. his vile, and /. Us, anli4pITRB ali4 y
ISAAC GkH, ppi
sherif7s Office. New CasIls5i oci5,.]
1873.
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WHEN THE Democrats come into
power in both Houses Of Congress they
will regulate the coinage of gold and
silver TO suit the conveniences Of the
people. Now, all the gold the govern
ment gets, it keeps to pay over to the
banks on the first of January and forces
the people to carry far more silver than
IS necessary. In former times when the
Democrats managed the treasury they
circulated the $3.50 and s. gold pieces as
well as the silver coin. But John Sher-
man wants to worry the people into his
single gold standard plan to make money
for the English bondholders.
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TRUSTEES SAT1
REAL kSTAT|

Rf virtue ofa order Of tho n.
80 - Sourt OF The STATE Of Delawa,oo ofp
ler New Castle County %rale, maG"ale,
colu Jay OF September A IA , uh
exposed To public sale nj H. a. p,s, vi
hotel, In the town OF Newarl Deef
" afo esaid, on III the
MONDAI, THE iltb nav orro.
40 BER' A. D. lSs,
fY ~ . CLOCK p, m, the follovir.
", vgu w., ieal es,ale, being the orone,,
OIL Wililam McClelland, deceased
IN White Clay Creek Hundred ~.
Tie county, and State of Delaw,rMa M
cd and described as follows to MY, w.
No. ! A farm or tract Of lana W
ed by lands of hathmell Wilsnn
ron Baker, No. 2 next describai ,be %
lie road leading from McClellandau d
Tweed's mill, lahds OF Nellie Taa,
nam Gregg, and Mansel Tweed co
ing % acres and rood OF land ~
less, with two dwelling houses a
Darn and sther outbuildings and lro
ments thereon erected.
No. 2. A lot OF land with A larvo
dwelling house and outbuildings II,
erected. Bounded by lands of Aa,o.
er, Ephraim W. Blackwell viii,
Mackey and Wi lliam Kennedy M
after described, the public road
from Newark TO New London, tbe
road leading from MeClellandsv
Tweed's mill, and Ne. above dssi
containing ~ acres. rood, and n
es OF land, more or less.
No. 3 A lot Of land with a dophla
dwelling house thereon ereeieI. Ho
by the McClellandsville and Tweail
road lands OF Samuel Lindsey and
RAM TO, and the Newark and New
road, containing rood and s..lO
OF land, more or less
No. 4 A lot OF land with frame
wright and blacksmith shop thereon
ed. Bounded by land OF Samue l.
the Newark and New London ma
land of Jacob RambO. containing
perches of land, more or less.
No. 5. A lot of land with franz
ing house thereon erectel BOus
No. . above described, the NeWal
New London road, and land Of n
Kennedy, containing 5a perches
more or less.
And II is ordered by the Court
purchaser or purchasers thereof be
pear at the next Orphans Court
Castle County, that the Court may
to the purchaser or purchasers the
ses sold TO him, her, or them purs
this order, he, she, or they, with Sd
surety or sureties, 10 he approved
Court, entering into recOgliZanc
| taken and acknowledged In said
the State in "A penal sum N be dele1
by the said Court, with condition
TO the parties entitled seyerally,
executors, administrators, or asst
spectively, their Just and prJp0
shares OF the said purchase money
interest from such time as the Clu
determin Inc, in sucn manner and time
by the direction OF the sald Ourt
scribed and appointed In said clni
Attendance will be- given and
made knownat the time andpl
said by
WIN. c. SPRU ANCE, Il
Or by his q
Attest, j. NJ. Housman, ClefA Y
Court.
n. Il Ten per cent, Of the
money Will be required TO be pall
the day Of sale AMI "A credit OF u0t
one ) ear will be allOwei upoi the
Plots OF the premises Will be e1l
the time of sale.
W. c. SPRuA
oct2i-2taw&wts
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PUBLIC SALES

MONDAY, NovEMprp
poprv Al O'Clock, P. NJ, VIC
sfhlNGERs. and YouSS1S, ounSSh p,,CG 81
Meoo A. Nichols. AnctinnaS%r BALI
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WE STATED YESTERDAY that it wa,
too soon to ascertain the precise condi.
tion of the parties in the next House OF
Representatives, and already we find the
Democratic prospects improving. Hon
W. A. Morrison, over whose defeat the
Republicans were rejoicing, turns out tc
he elected in the 18th district of Illinois
1t appears that but two Independent
Greenbackers are chosen-Yocum in
pennsylvania and Murch in Maine. The
other so-called Greenbackers ran as fll.
sion candidates. And it appears that
there are l53 Democrats and l35 Repub.
Acans elected. The Democrats have is
majority in the House as the case now
stands. 1t may be increased by later
returns.
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nov6,9,I3,l6.

NJ 9TH E.-By virtue oil an Act OF the
~ General assembly pass d ut Dover.
Feb. 20, 1871, hereby give notice TO hold
ers Of Delaware state bonds, that shall
attend at the Philadelphia National Bank
In the city OF Philadelphia, during the
business hours OF that bank, on the three
Ell 10 redeem and pay of all the bonds
from No. 1872 to 275. both inclusive of the
denomination of one thousand dollars
each, ofthe issue OF the bonds of the State
OF Delaware, under date OF Jan. l, lsB5.
And from and after the said Jan list, 1879.
the interest on said bonds Will cease.
THoS. h. GILES, State Treas.
ONCE Of state Treas, Dover, Nov,
now 2IaWtinul,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-09

II. W. Bache, of the United States
coast survey, died IN Bristol, II. j..
Thursday night.
What would our forefathers have said
if they had imagined that cough could
be cured for % cents-as by that reliable
remedy-Dr. Bulls cough syrup.
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REGLsTEK'S OXIDE
RpiSter7S SU1
REGISTERS OFFICE l.,s
New Castle Co., NOV O'a, ~,

REGISTERS OFFICE
New Castle Co., NOV. O'1, M
upon the application ,oouy Of y h
lave OF Christiana ndd nd.red al
County, deceased. it Is or gFseyecul
by the Register that the nesting n
ssg,,l ~ give notice OF the gransipss M
ITESfAM ENTARY upon pa,o III
n the deceased, with the aa.o ,aep,sd
thereof, by causing aursj o0s rom thl
posted within fcrty days ,,,oSt m pub|
sIch Letters, in siA OF tne at'e n,o red
of the County OF New Cassgsinst d
oersons NJ having demands agd,n5y ~ 5y 4
!" pe, resent the same, or abide aSd ny
20 la paesoi - oiv in such case made ans N
And also cause the saiii1 10 " the DA
in the same period IN n,,,ished s lnI
ZrrTE a newspaper puonierein tni
ton and to be continued tnei'"
Q. 0, a. Given under the ,na hanat ato' \
81 O6ice OF the Register CssIl adj
(SgS New castle, in dr Nc" above
aforesaid, the day ana y9uIG y9RuIGGs, I'D
NOTICE. lain,
Al, nersons having claims s.apssnt as
Al pI,ed she deceased, must preese'itd
duly attested, to tne v of Novs
before the sixth a. y od T Ascend
d.. 1873. or abide the AS. SsS o.
case made and ProyidseSM T. IA
Address, Beaver valley Del
now eod3w 7
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Court.
n. Il Ten per cent, Of the p
money Will be required 10 be paid
the day Of sale AMI a credit Of uol !
one \ ear Will be allOwei upOi the
Plots OF the premises Will be e1nl
the time of sale. ......
VIC. SPRUAN
oct24-2taw&w Il
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VANS.
NOTICES..

DUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL.
i A Public Night hool will be open
ed by the Board of Public EdncatioR In
Wilmington, on TUESDAY EVEN ING
November 18th, at O'Clock, In sehool-
house No. o. corner of Eighth and VOL
laston streets. Noperson Will be admit d
MS pupil who rs under ID years of age, or
who Is In atleSdance at any day school
The admission fee will be one dollar for
the term, which nj ust he paid at the lime
OF entrance. Application for adm lssion
may be made ut the school, on the opening
or any succ edi evening.
By order of the Committee.
HENRY FCKrL,
Octs-4t Chairman,
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STREET ROBBERIES.

When about to enter the terry house at Catharino
slip OH MS way home yesterday morning about one
O'Clock James Berry, oil No II High street, Brooklyn,
was attacked by three mon, knocked down robbed
OF So TO- which he carried his vest pocket Oncer
Brady, alter sharp cbasc, caught Michael Brown, OF
No. 30 Front street, whom ne bad holding Berry
by the collar. In the Essex Market Court Brown SAID
he was intoxicated when no met Berry who IN a
ike condition. Berry called MN vilo names and no
caught hold oi hi ia. He dd not know the other par
ties. He was committed without bali to answer md
tn. com painant sent to tho Housc OF Detention.
Kate Herman OF No. $50 West Thirty eighth street.
ON saturday was robDed of her pockctbook with
SIl 80 IN IL while che carried II In her hand Ia
Thirty eighth street. George Brown Francs
Redmond, aged fourteen, take II, chased MIN and
Market Court yesterday that boy threw the pocket
book to him ana he picked II up ana ran away. lilo
held IN $1,000
The pocKetbook OF John Dunn, OF Wost Thirty nrst
street. containing Sl2 was taken from him IN Eighth
on SATURDAY nignt by iour mrn NJ cnsel
McGviu ana Edward Thompson wurc arrested by an
officer vi the sixteenth precinct, and held Ia 81 900
each tho Jefferson Market Court, yesterday,
charged with the on-ncc NcGioin Is only fourteen
years OF age. HIS companion IN nineteen.
Robert McGovCrn ~ SAID to pass MS time IN stca ng
goods that hung out IN front OF stor,s On sat.
urday Robert w. Strahan saw him take thirty-onc
yards OF table linen from Frederick Jehans store,
No SOL Eighth avenue In the Jefferson Market
Court, yesterday. McGovcrn was held ia $500.
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terms Corn steady: sales 10 miiers At aoc
t2c Oats in light aemAHd sales one car mixed West.
Barley,sess grades held firmly others quiet nighwnes
firm sales 20 bulls at IL OF I'll us for city made Other
l24Uo bushels wheat do corn 500 do oats 10000
a. srsy ssV wb sS rye % q 600 sS Sa
10000 do. barley, $500 do. rye.
No. i do, 81 22k 81 22lS Receipts-wheat. %, 90
bushels Shipments Wheat none.
NO ss's' %
Ss fs1s 4 Sat-. d Sfp's White My. ~s: IKE
Dressed hogs 81 20 Reeep-5c SSs aour 1000 bushels
wheat, % 0oJ DO corn shiDmsns,iSo obl' hour 1000
CINCINNATI. Feb. o. 1873
Flour dull and dropping; family s. lOa SO 75 Wheat
dull nominal Corn dull AZ 39c Oats qae, out s.eady
unchanged Pork In good demand $40 10 Lard songer
steam. Ike here 7Hc 81 20 at eosn'ry points; te.
Green @s.ss shoulders IS Sass 50; sides. S. 10
changed Live hogs in fair demand and frni common
y 80 % su Is sa SEQ ss III 81 ss
s2S total slaughtered since November 1877 1850
sano time last year, 472,o39. =. -
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat demand but
St ss is1sS s.ss 81 sSs'
s:Sy s,a f.: and IT, sSs. MAJ :SS
Ca. steady win TAR demand; as,sc cash; ssMc
Ss:y sT s;s. s, ssd "a" ss
higher; $40 rs cash $40 27t, March: $40 42 $40 as
sU Nay ..s Ind 81 '1.ss A Ss
~ 52h Nay Bulk meats steady and unchanged Minis;
bushels. Corn 81 go do os. COO DO rye. 100 DO
bailey 1900 do ship%enss~ 800 ssls wheat.
3 90 Do barley "a Go do w. '"'"' 'o w. ~
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Fob. o, 1879.

HAVANA, Fob. O. 1879
sugar-The demand improved steadily under the ulu.
OF more favorable advces from tho United States
JOINTLY with comparative scantiness Of stock Prices
adv ancng gradually Stock in warehouse at Havana and
Matausas 20 800 boxes, 1920 Is 200 hhd
cept of the 1900 boxes 800 bags 900 hhds
exports during the week $50 boxes 800 b.gs ana 1850
reals ~ reals Ter arrone; Nos 10 3D. ga reals 90
eovadA sugar Inferior TO fair. ca reals On
reals; centrifugal sugar, In boxes and hogshead
81 az reals Molssses nominal Bacon. $40 $50 per
cwt. Butter $6S $40 per quntal Jerked beef-Hcavy
stocks induced sellers Asw heavy deductions In prices
holders keeping prices scrupulousy secret HAMS $40
S43 QuntH Lard In Heroes S27 $35 in tins, 1873
IS 50 DOT ssinia; Honey ~ reals per gallon onions,
81 81 50 so Dbl Petroleum none here. EMPTY hogs
heads. SIS. Lumber Improving; white pine, S3i .
ss2 per soco yellow p'ns ssl o..h 49, shs.1s
10 reals; molassss kogsheads. 10 ~ reals.
White navy beans. 20 26x reals per arrobe Chewing
tobacco, $40 $54 pc. Quinta Corn i0s1 II reals per
arrobe Hoops ally $45 SAT so per NJ Freghts in
better demand rates better sustained loading 1T
Havana per box of sugar. SOC Soc loading the
north box Of 75c per hid OF molasses,
81 S. 81 13 TobsccoSt prices exactcd suit
able qualities owing tho impaired prospect OF the next
crop yucn Abajo, SIS $50 partido s3s $40: RENE.
nominal the United 81 sixty days. currency AZ
81 premium short sight, ~ ~ premium; sixty days,
gold AZ 6L premium; short sight. 81 SO premium
London, 16k Tx premium; on Paris pa So pre-
m
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THE HUDSON RIVER ICE CROP.
BAD OUTLOOK FOR THE FORTHCOMING SEA-
soN-AMOUNT HARVESTED.


soN--AMOUNT HARVESTED.
PouGHKEEPsIE Feb. 10, 1878
The question Of full crop OF Zoe on the Hudson
full OF Importance just now. At Rbinepeck the
Kuickerbocker Company have their house tho
Long Dock over half full OF good Ice, ranging thick
ness from nine 10 twelve inches, and men were at
work there all day yesterday completing the job The
mild weather and Friday nights rain storm did not
affect the ice much was first supposed. Orrin
bennett. general agent OF tho Knickerbocker Ice
Company feels confident OF full supply ut all the
houses n thero Is not too much clear sky. In tho
latter case tho sun being lar might operate
seriously upon the crop.
On tho west side OF the river the work is being
pushed with great vigor wherever tho ice Is sun
cent thickness South OF RhinebecK there is hardly
any ice cutting, the Ice being very thin. Opposite
Barrytown the men stopped work yesterday the mild
weather having made the ice weak AtStuyvcsant
the New Jersey Ice Company are putting IN good
txeIve.ipch ice AT Scott Co g house work was sus
handed because Of the Ice being covered with water
Al CastIctop i've different companies are At work
uniting IN twelvenc ice There arc other houses
howoyer where The ice IS OF q bad quality and tho
harvesting has ceased.
THE AMOUNT GATHERED
Full returns received from ali poin nj MT
nj no progress the harvest which that OF the
200 900 ions com posing the crop but a little
oy.r 400 900 have been gathered, Will soon
by the following table,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAIvEsro n. Feb. D. 1873
Cotton quiet; middling fohc low mdding. exc good
Ordinary sac Net receipts 2J56 bniet gross, S63
to the Continent o3O; coastwe 296 Sales 997
Stock, 1852.
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. .. 1873
Cotton irregular and easy; middlng. 1OAsc low mid
ding, DAc good ordinary 4c Net receipts 3O54 bales;
gross, All ExportsTo Great Britain, Franco
4.75l; to the Continent 4s74 Sales, 1000 stock.
$40, 24U
MoBiLs. Feb. o. 1879.
Cotton quiet. unchanged middling. iOlsc low middin
gMc, good ordinary SIC Net receipts, 1907 bales Ex
pots-To the Channel, ISIS; coistwise, 12o5 Sales,
loo. stock. 65,.S4
Cotton dull; middiIng lO<c low madllng, log good
Sales. LOO Stock, 30, TOO.
CHARLESTON. Feb. Q, 1873
Cotton steady; mddng. i05sc low mdding Io%c
good ordinary iOc receipts S2 bales Exports TO
tho Continent, $40 sales 1919 Stock. ia, I:e5.
WILMINGTON, N. C., Feb. o. 1873.
Spirits turpcntipe dull at SOC Hosip dull strained,
u 40 Crude turp-ntne quiet but steady 81 So hard
and " 30 for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady 81 SIS
OswEGo, Feb ., 1873.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales, 100 bbls Wheat
steady. No. Milwaukee cluD. 81 %; hard Duluth clue
81 10. white state 81 JO do 81 81 Corn
BARLEY quiet ana unchanged Tho IMPORTS OF barley
the United States from the province ontario In 1877
6S25O2 bushels, OF which Osweg resolved 3y12 lJd do.
Corn meal aud mill feed unchanged Flour shipped by
rail, ,OUO bbis.
BUFFALO, Feb. 8, 1873.
Flour In fair demand, Unchanged saics 800 bbls Wheat
unsetted sales $500 bushels Green Bay club private
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LS2 ASK asa a4.&k

THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations In the gold market wore very
slight during the past week, spectators rule be-
ing content to remain quiet until the silver bugbsar
Is settled Large purchases Of god are. however, be-
Ing quietly made under the belief that the bill will
pass, and in many cases, the gold is taken out Of the
street should any postponement of the Silver bill
now occur 1t Is quito possible that the gold premium
might almost altogether disappear under the pressure
OF large sales Holders OF government bonds and
other securities whose likely be depreci-
ated by the passage OF the Bland bill aro OF course,
hedging by large purchases. but how long they will
continue do remains to be soon. The following
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MEssRs. E. W. TODD 4 CO.,

20 Broadway
would respectfully call attention TO the superior facilities
Office for dealing In stocks fsxchnuge
quotations in B. TO- rs 80 share lots on margin Of ono
cent
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of specializing In quiet
a crowd, will ind tho
place to their orders executed.
A MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
"A mortgages; bought Insurance carefully effected
JOS. HEKZFELD. 176 broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL
n .cies liberal terms Apply to X. +. DARLING, 345
ana BAT broadway
A STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
"A Five shares S. Fifty shares, $50.
COMMISSIONS l-16
DIXON HOAGLAND, 81 Broadway.
7 HAVE CLIENTS WILL LOAN SIX PER CENT ON
lfrst class city property Address ATTORNEY station -
fNhIRTY-THlRD ANNUAL REPORT
NEW YORK. LIFE TNsuRANCL COMPANY
Office No. BAG and 34s Broadway
JANUARY I. 1873.
Amount Of net 1871 $50 1870 500 20
REVENUE ACCOUNT.
ed aud deferred Sc. 232 1894 10
Less deferred
prem's jan ]. o- M
10y. 79s $50 81:
Interest received
ana accrued. 81, 1913 .Olo 30
hess accrued
jan l. lS77..-. 3OO555 bS a.-
- $7.667. 1856 ~