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Ecaro ano Rooms.

Ecaro ano Rooms.
DOARD-Elegantly and freshly furnished
I'D ROOMS PNeenth,t moseTse piers for gentle.
family; reference gwen ard required
CTURTEVANT HOUSE,
~ American pltl, Broadway sG1 T~enfr nnhft,
xi open Jan Eevs,of al the modern impIoyemeth
LEWIS \ GE0. = LELAND, Propr-tofs
IN WEST NINETEENTH-ST .-FOur suites
sbO Of elegantly furnished ROOMS fr and second boors also
single for gentleman; strictly hrst-eiAe boari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

Chances fer Business nlen
AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED with
"A $3.50 % Join the advertiser enterprise "a speds
city viii SO pr year FOr particulars address
BUILDING. Tribune Oaioe.
WANTED PARTNER Young man pre-
w ferrrA With slQ00 IN Gr~c,ass MANUFACTURING BIS
NESS city, drsh opportunity for the
night party. Address lreal name only r. o. Boz so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

Cou m propertp TO fd.
ITO LET, fOl iALE, or in EXCHANGE for
Civ Propery-C gordhan minutes from depot and %
fron Civ COTTAGE containing kebes cellar
rsrdep Ne Pos'e,,o Immediately kpisSd4 osat0s APpp v
kOPPRL II Anra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
matbinrrp.

SAGINAW (Mich.) SAW AND PLANNING
- NILIS-Th, gu-i have THREE MILLS. cutting annually
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS FEET or LUABER
an prepared 10 furnish - -
KINDS OP LUMBER.
either in rough also Lahs shingles Petss hong,
CsrBg ke ke Shipment. b! eith, rsl
solicited X H. BENNETT a GO
EHE NEW YORK FAMILY FLOUR COM
i PANY No B,r,a,st-The PlOuI Mste! still advancing
hui "a. NEW FAMILY FLOUR COMPANY continue sen their
prices recently reduced per
TIN ILO VER or TIL FAMILY,
RObEDALE
APPLE BLOSSOM
bCONOMY.
OAKLAND
Ar, III, hest and ehe.pei the bvey bsr.
delivered ire ana guaranteed Sold H,aagHarter, hardly
.,I all .fore.o Of M.-srx j S1iNkk a
TURKISH BATHS,
o. LBXISGTON.AvE-
LAd..ga H. T. D. 6snemca constantly LAY ,td night
T. &. ANGEL, VI ID.
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Ciip propfrin 10 fet.


A TO LET-The LOFTS of Col Broadway
n. good 'ov price. nqur Of C. = j. b. MI
CHKLL Co, g. . 70 La0nArd-st
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CARD.

We Reg 10 inform -, pablo that we exhibitors AZ he },
Fair Of Institute. and hare connection Whatever
JOINT STOCK COMPANY who under SIMILAR to our w
rrce, ed the s,coHJ premium for Roed Wsgous" -
BREWSTER s Co. OF BOome-st, Marerooms % Fth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

~
n nrpoY IN NEW YORK foo. Of 1 bsrt, At hoth h's
IA sd -r n ls1g lassenfer ~ IN vw
30 Nv. sKW-YORK fOK BkRGkN-ANk AND NV AhA -
:s 5,a $40 s:i5. sso ls;ts a IA 80
80 10 40 .:e 40 500 $50 e;ie. SD ''o' ''" S'O''
SIS 1854. l2:oo non vvsr pyRcEy-N GOO SO T:iA
LhNS m" IN 40 san, $50. 7;p 200 TO- Hpa
sG Io;s n ''S'' X Kicker Superintendent
n r BALDWIN. Gen. Passenger Afest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
printing.
Hlarblc ano Slate Hlaniels.

Alarblc ano Slate Alaniels.
ENAMELED SLATE Manifesto Plain,
IL M.rbeIe and Decorated prices IRON $40 to 20 and Upward
Of every description plain and ornamental
PEsRHYk SLATE Co, No. ~ West kgbteenths'.
Between Firth sItb-svea
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS,
VI Tiles Table and Plumbers sAbshes sho~rosns
viii Enea assortment Of hANIELS Prices reduced.
A. kLABER IA aSa 10 East Eighteenth st., hsv-forf.
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rch
vi and elegant gns from 90 elz els up t2S T. H.
STEWART Co.. Sos SI,v., bet Thythh and Thrift arths
& KLABER q Co.'S Marble Works, 223 W est
-. Stat, Brosdvsv sud Shave. Marble aud hsreiIed MA
Table FLANDERS S.t. Monuments HeSisose, Finest varieties
ChsAper 10 ely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

THEORY VERSUS PRACrICE.-Undue impor-
tabce has been attached, by some OF the over
Jealous friends Of that gentleman, to the So
called competitive Examinations understood to
have been inaugursted in the Department OF
the Interior by Secretary Cox. At least one
would think so after seeing Heaven spelled
L" haven" physically spelled {" physically, ;" SYM
patty spelled "simpathie," and Immediately
rendered 81 imidiately,' by candidate who had
psssed the ordeal triumphAntly.
Seriously, however, the examinations in that
have not been any more thorough or rigid than
in the other departments Of the government;
and If there are those who think there will be
aEy failing oil in this respect under Mr.. Delano
they count very wide OF the mark. While the
new Secretary will doubtless pay some atten-
tion 10 the political fitness for their place of
those under him, he viii none the less hold meri,
to be the true test of official tenure and ad-
vancement. The internal revenue Office was.
as every body knows, vastly improved in eff
cheney during his administration there, and it
is safe to ssy that he will not lower the standard
in the more important position he now holds.
The "reveLue reforners' have no cause for
alan M On that point, at least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The official correspondence about the McGar-
rahen claim, between the President and Seere-
taIy Cox has been published, and the eHec
upon the public mind will undoubtedly be
favorable to the President, as showing that he
declined to take sides between the litigants-
MeGarTshan and the New Idria Company,
until Congress, having the matter before it, had
taken c. finite action. The elaborate reply of
Mr.. Cox is not only the pleading Of an advocate
Tor one party TO the case but is the heated argu-
ment of one very warmly interested in the sue
cess Of bis client. We cannot suppose that an
Official of the standing of Mr.. Cox really in
tended to give any undue advocacy to the cause
of q powerful and influential mining company
but his fervent plea In their behalf, and in
temperate denuncistion of the plaintiff McGa ar
rahan, will tend greatly to prejudice his case
with the public, which had been lead by previ.
Qua representations to take considerable stock
in the entire disinterestedness of the course
which brought him in collision with the Presi-
dent, and caused his withdrawal from the Cabi-
net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The Court or CLAIMs.-The result OF tn
election In Missouri on Tuesday Is likely
to have the same effect upou the pro-
gramme supposed to have been arranged in re-
gard to the Court OF Claims as the late election
in Indiana had upon the English mission. II
seems to have been settled that Chief Justice
Casey, of that tribunal, was to be sue
ceeded by Senator Drake, who in turn expected
to lie succeeded by republican, to be chosen
by the legislature elected this fall. Inasmuch
however, as the democrats have carried tina,
body, and as Mr.. brakes term does not
expire until 1873, il is not to be supposed
that he will vacate his seat 50 long in advance
and take the chances Of its being filled by Gratz
Brown or Frank Blair. The probability is,
rather, that he will hold on to his present posi-
tiop, and that q new successor will be found for
Judge Casey, when his resgnation, recently
rendered, takes effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

A correspondent of the Toronto Globe says
that the deep red color of the recent auroraI
displays is due to the passage of the polar light
through stratum Of infinitely divided meteoric
matter, just as the rays Of sunlight appear red
when passing through air loaded with smoke.
He adds that he exposed a glass slide on an
elevated position, and some Of the meteoric
matter was deposited on it in the shape OF hun
dreds Of small bodies, uniform in size and
appearance, and easily distinguished from dust
and other objects found In the atmosphere.
They were spherical, and about Is ,O0Oth OF an
inch in diameter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

A WORD IN SEAsoy.-The rain yesterday and
the near approach of the season when bad
weather may be confidently looked for sugpe It
the inquiry whs Their those engaged in the i'm
provemenJ Of our thoroughfares are not tearing
UP little too far in advance Of their capacity
to thoroughly and promptly restore? Economy
in working their forces may prompt this course
but at the same time the rights and convenience
of the general public should not be lost sight OF
to the extent they now are in some instances
A sudden and protracted spell of bad weather
would make some OF our most Important thor
oughfares absolutely impassable,-s contin.
gency which little foresight and consideration
in the direction indicated above might efectu-
allv prevent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

1t strikes us that there is justice in the COM
plant Of "a Subscriber" in regard to the incon.
yeniencs occasioned by the change in the hours
OF keeping open the Money Order office. 1t is
now open only Pom a. IN. to p. m, Just the
hours when it Is impracticaole for the larger
portion Of the Community TO 90 to the Post
Otce. Postmaster Edmunds has shown a dis
position to accommodate the public, and we
doubt not lie will have this matter rishted, now
his attention Is called TO IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The Wessminster Rerier for October, received
from the Leonard Scott p publishing Co., through
Langran s Ogiivie, has an article on " The ev
York Gold Conspiracy" giving a curious inside
history q that remarkable affair, and paintin,
Messrs. Gould, Fisk & Co. in rather liyel,
c0r0rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The New York Times thinks II impossible to
read the conflicting accounts which reach Us
respecting the late negotiations for an arms
tce, without feeling that there Is something be-
hind which we want . key to In order that We
NAV understand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The New York Standard says: There were
many victories yesterday, but the greatest VIC
tory Of all was the victory Of the law. President
Grant a few days ago said 1.-the election. belong
TO the people" The people claimed their right
in tie contest which has just closed, and the re-
suit was peace and good will, so FAR as there
could be peace and good Will between heated
ard argrv oprorents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The Newark Courier depreeistes the employ
Baent Of very young ladies as teachers In public
schools, on the ground that a woman should not
be placed as an instructress over yoath until
her mind Il fully matured, a., otherwise her
weak Joints are sure to awaken the ridieule and
disrCsIect Of the members OF her class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

The Avenue Street Railroad Company have
commenced relaying their track with the mis-
cradle cobblestone. We shall see now if thu
ommissioners-Seeretary Delano. Mayor En-
cry and General Miehler-Win accept this a
satisfactory pavement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

0Dr. Nathan Allen saws that the ,,.,,.
nation IL dying out or bilious complaints.
~In New Orleans the gangs or street ,aho,-
ers, who are white men, have colored foremen.
0Chicago sports fifteen female medical stu
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

Unhappy France! The cable kilograms to-
day state that another step has been taken in
tie progress of that country to anarchy by the
secession OF fifteen ofthe southern departments.
which propose 10 set up a separate government.
should this movement take any definite shape
IL must greatly discourage the defenders of
Paris, and may In this way shorten the contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

Inc New York Starts early in the field to NOM
inA'e John i. Hoffman for President in 1872
ms run ior Governor Is not, however, so bril-
hsh' as 70 give him any particular prominence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

reformation hiss been received at this Department
from s. +. Trowbridge, the Consul of the United
States at Vera Cruz Mexico, of the DEATH on the I'll
day Of August last at Alvarado exico, of willism
b. ,mpeon. Z he dec. ased was a citizen OF the
Ia tied 6fafes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

Marx Twain had a son born to him Tuesday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10
ATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
u3 CoRNER 18TH SrRSErAND NEw YORK Az
PAYS PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS.
q IN A

MANAGERs:
ID. willard. VIM. Stitch ney, Hon. Jos. Casey
Lewis Clephane, r. Brown, Geo III. Plant, NJ. e.
Emery, A. Il. Shepherd, W b. Philip. no7tf
%MERCHANT rs AND MECHANICS BUILD
uS ING ASSOCIATION.-The first mon thly
meeting q the above Assoc All IN for the psym,nt of
dues will be held at Columbian College Law Bald
ing, on THURSDAY NEXT, November 10, at
O'Clock p m. Those WHO have, and all ct 5ers wish
ing stock respectfully request. 10 CALL ssa
constitutions and obtain printed copies thereof pre-.
yious TO the day OF q Getting.
j. T. PRATHER, Seer stary,
6v4 Ninth street northwest,
nos st.th 81 Next Masonic TEMPLE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

THOSE sILK UNBRkLLAss % sas,
,NTTT Loan Once L
e siSss sasI S go 4 f.ssMSssS s's. soe'a
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LOST AND FOUND.


ECIhspnccA small sum of MONEY. Inquire at
l. 1886 q street. 1t
EOI MA WNBRUKERs TICKET, dated
same by calling at the on3cs OF on ARIES X MIX
%rFf soSik iRd paying for this I'D
G REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFOR.
NATION s S%M me t. recover large pals
Address. through pst Ses %m
BEADING. Georgetown, D. c. noil IT.
son RKWARD-Lost, on Connecticut avenue.
s.sf h ana
aSout Sl1S The above reward will be given # re-
I OsT-sundsy evening, November s, 1870, on
or e street. gold band RING. with motto s Re
gard, on outside The full, value viii be paid finder
street, w. nolO St
WASHINGTON COUNTY; Nov. 10, Is0-To az
W ,ohom ttmcy concern This is to certify that
on my premises one red and white buffalo COW; and
tina, at the expiration Of ten days from this date
dafTsy expenses TIos: HG R6LE, j. p Kills GLE - 3
Fs.T' Ia miles from Columbian College, on Eeck
I OST-tetwetn s2j Vermont avenue ana Morri
- sons Book store, on 9Th instant, I. GOLD BlNG
blood stone set The finder will rsceiys the valse
the King by returning 1t to S2j Vermont ave
nue.. no5-3tr
81 OOO I0NE THOUSAND BOLLARs
;OOO. REWARD!-Stolen fir om our safe,
saturday night, November 5th, ls7O, the following
STOCKS and BONDS. We hereby warn the public
against negotiating any of them. viz
Six 90 Coup Bonds. No 80 to 50 inclusive. of the
each.
Ore a. Coupon Bond of the Baltimore and Ohio
hai!road Company, Of 1880 for 8 go
Three IS, Coupon Bonds of Powhatt Steamboat
Company, number IS to IS, inclusive, Tor SI,VOa
No 100 Certificate for Gs6 shares and No 75s Certif
cate for eos shares, PaIkersburg Branch Railroad
Certificate ior 10 shares If Parker.bure Branch r
Il. stock, in name of Martin Lewis.
Also, the following Shares st ,ndiDg in the name OF
J. y. Ven Wict evoort Crom nelin. viz:
Certificate No 1858, for $780, city of Baltimore
Certificate No. rs, for $4,000, city OF Baltimore,
per cent, 1885.
Ger icate No ESQ. for 40 shares stock of National
A so. the following Certificates OF Stock st and ng
in the name Of Ian Macmillan. Baron van Tuyll
van ServosktrksD. van Vleuten,viz:
Certificate NJ lS GA, for $500, ,ty OF Baltimore
per ant 1870.
Certificate No 2sR, Tor $780, city Of Baltimore PEI
cent, 1856.
Certificate No eis. for 40 shares National Union
Bank of Maryland stock.
The above reward ill lie paid for the recovery OF
the above. named Stocks and pnds, by
noS-6t BROTHER, BONINGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

N Preaching THIS EVENING by the Rev
bNOwLEs SHAW. Subject, Resisting the Spirit
q GOO AID its consequences IT.
rA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
uS lEALTh will be held at the Aldermsn's
SSnsmDer, City Hall THIS Thursday EVENING,
1t I'm. sTRINGFIELD, NJ. D -, See.
%EGH, Ugh CSH,"-IMPROVED q. OF
uS r: n.-AdJoarned Session Great Council.
Great Chiefs Assem- Die llth Sleep Beaver Moon
q. :. u 379. At the Sih Ban. in the Wigxam OF
1T WIN. M. STELLE, G. G. of K.
"A REGUGAR CONvOCATION OF EU-
~ kEk ROYAL Arch OHAPTER, No 4.
viii be held RIDAY EVENING, nth instant, att
.ccek Members are guested to be punctusl in
thelr sme9dsnee, as business of Importance will be
b, order of M.EHP
noio-lt s. JOHN THOMSON. Sec.
"TBE PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIA-
w IIOH-Ihe thirteenth meeting for the pay
Rooms on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 7 O'Clock
The annual re BORT Of the Secretary will be submit
ted ana an election OF officers to this ensuing
pOlO-ti THOMAS HYDE. Secretary.
U.s. OF THE ACADEMY OF HOLY GROSS
sii continues As ii is drawing the closs, the
Pubic would do better than WELL TO ali ani avail
themselves OF the CHARGES OF red either at Auction
or Private Sale. The Delnonicr epartm snt Is sur
ptl-lDsly Kept Cd by the tnterprising ladies In
charge Come ore, come all. The Fair Is held in
the hascment CT 81. Matthews Church, corner 18th
"iid IL suetts no l0-2t
NJ MAsONiC.A Regular Conye Of
viii be held THURSDAY EvENING, November
10; at ociek Apunctual attend ace is requested.
By order NJ. r. HP
no It G.. w DARR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

NJ T HI e PA r II lot.
CRATIC and CONSERVATIVE JOURN AL will be
is.ued on MOaDAY NEXT, the Iith instant Tbs
edition Tor the City and District will be very large
ADVERTISERS requested to send 10 their N ,rIce,
sined. WIZ
Agents and Eevsboys supplied by notifying tn r,
ONCE IN advance. Rep. 3 Nhron 81 mo- A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10
EMORY BAXTER'S

1890 PENNSYLVANIA ANEnU.
100 don. LADIES' LINEN HbnS
HAHDKERCHIEfs, Of cts epiece. atNTs
HASDKERCHIETs, :, yssy i Sss6 5Ssreis ypAc.s
ct all prices. end very cheap. iApnt.-d prices.
eHAWLS, BLANKETS, fLAhShbRSrJ ocs
raj RECRUITMENT Of DRY GOODS
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE. /,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. Q, $50.
Information has been received a, this Department
from Mr.. Owen N Long, the Consul of the United
states at Panama, OF the deceass of the following
knowD:-A. nj. Rase, passenger on board the at. am.
sshlp oerado: deceased September last: J. Lau-
yer and. died daring the month o. August jast m
rALsma; John Evans, seaman on bond the 3eory
IA ADAMS. died at Panama: The legal repr- seata-
Their information by addressing this De partment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

%SPECIAL ATTENTIONl-Ths Bas smsnt of
uS the EBENhZER n. L. Oh URCH, corner al
4lh and streets s. will be dedic atel 10 tbs ssr
vices Of God, SUNDAY, the 18th inst. We most cor
daily invite the public geCer ally and those who We
10 the bord of Zion ged particularly T.
participate in the enjoyment Of these services The
exercises shout the day will be very interes
ng ministers having been invited and are expecte,
to be present on the occasion Come and hel for
ward. Rev JAMES Peek p
Do9It' CHARLks G. KEY. p ia Cbarga
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o~NOTICE TO TAX fAYERS

COxgfROLLER's OFFIcs, CIrY HAIL.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 7, 1870
TIE atteTtfon OF tax Is hereby led to that
sec ION 81 the low pass August $50, which a.
clares that No receipt shall be comp or valid
uni IS cOuntersgped bv tn Com otroiier.
HENRY n. WHlTrLESEY,
MOI lot Com ptrOller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10

HOSPITAL FOR CHILpREN-Upder the care
H OF st J.hrss Sisterhood Apply to the SISTER
In charge, 1914 ennsylyania avenue. nol0 I'M
A PPLES APPLES
Two bundled and fifty (25el barrels No. New
YORK packed APPLES Just received per steamer
Harriet Thomas and for sale low by
J. q. WATERS.
nolf -eo3t 100 Water street Georgetown. d. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Oswreo, Nov. g, 1870
Flour steady and unchanged. Sales 1,s0O bbs $8 %
for No spring. $6 70 for amber winter So Is for white rs
for extra Wheat quiet and unchanged. Sales $50
bushels No Milwaukee club at 81 25 Corn rm but quiet
61c. Oats mnay 46c 49c tor Western. Barley
changed sales 5000 bushels prime upakc Canada at &c.,
S5o do Sc and TO- 0OO bushels BY sample at 81 g. Rye
Corn meal 81 75 for boted 81 s. for unboled per
Mill feed unchanged. Shorts $18 gu; shipstuffs TM
S26; middlings $3.50 1888 per ton by load Highwnes
&c. Canal ircehs lc lower on grain Wheat &c. barley
"a to the Hudson. Railroad freighs-Flour to Boston,
H.OO bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn $1,000 bushels
-four 1900 bushels wheat S400 bushels barley
feet lumber.
CHICAGO Nov. g. 1870.
Exchange unchanged. Flour-Spring extras dull and
for No spring; afternoon steady 97hc. Corn firm and
In far demand: sales at bc 59c. for No. q afternoon
nominal at 5hc a57sc seller November. Oats advancing
and IN active demand sales at nc for No g. Rye quiet
Sic Whkey dull and nominal at &c. S4c for iron bound
Mesa pork, l 80 cash $40 20 seller January New lard
134c &c., seller December january February and March
Live hogs active and rmer IS 40 W Is. Cattle more
active sales SO 80 S6. Recepts4OO0 bbis -four S. 600
bushels wheat 30 QUO bushels 1900 bushels oats
bushels rye 1000 bushels barley. shpments-5O00 bbs
four 26Gu0 bushels wheat 4GU0 bushels IL bushels
5000 bushels barley Freghts steady toBuffao, oats
&C., wheat &c
CLEVELAND Nov. 9, 1870.
Petrocum-Crude, 81; refined unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Nov. g. 1870.
The cotton market day has fair demand al lower
receipts 6U7 bales EXPORTS coastwise 242 bales Stock
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g. 1870
Cotton is dull and tending down middlngs BIKE. sales
total $3.50 baes Exports Great Britain 362 bales Stock
on hand 9Q,73i bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, !
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 90 p. NJ.
On 'Cnange to-day lie wheat market was dull and
lower. Cotton was heavy aud fell OF upon cable
advices of decline at Liverpool where the recent
heavy receipts at the American ports have had the
effect OF cheekin. any speculative movement for
higher prices.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
inc treasury Department. sold q million OF gold
to-day, through the Assistant Treasurer in this city,
Bids were flied for total OF S92l4.oeo, at prices
ranging from ITO TO 1880. Tho proposals were
telegraphed TO Washington, and on the receipt OF
instructions to sell one million that amount was
awarded &C 1850 to 11o.4lA.
GOLD wEAK-1loI 11o7s.
Tho gold market was very dull and weak, the
early dealings being at 11oh and llo7S. The nume-
rous proposals for the government gold, thirty
being submitted, as well as the large amount bid
for, strengthened the market after twelve O'Clock,
and tho price advanced to i1o1. But here the cash
gold became heavy, and the leaning rate changing
from the borrowing to the carrying column the
market declined once more to 1loA, at which the
latest sales were made. The chief fluctuations OF
the day are shown In the following tablet
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Wheat was lower. but IL moderate aemsnd Nsw No
sales about $4,000 bushels at 81 for dirty rejected
l2 for old 2sprng in store, VI 20 for new soft No
sr an extreme rseI 81 70 for Illinois winter I'll 81 for
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Golden Blocker 3pAf 90 ss5
Ferry st. Ia II o Schak 81, so2x5b l70
od ana nnm ~ y. e smme ID 7oYiso 1900
Bro ORANGE.
-, I'd and Harvard sts corner l00xl2o. 500
,v,ws 800 IT a Of Cedar place. 100000. 80. 900
!,e.evne MS 226 OF Lincoln 2T5xl5. 1900
Nh -. 'eleyilc Railroad. 237 II OF Division
hudson County, N. j.
Of Van winker av eSx75 $3.50. 5000
Beeckef 81 - sOuA Of South lat st. axl00. $500
bfunsw,eh S. s. ~ ~ Monmouth St, I26xlO.. $500
wEss 25Sioo ....... 4s5
Lot 4, block c, De Mott map. AZ
Lot 20, map North IIoboken a5x V'..''.'''''''' WV