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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-12

PARADox.-The best wriring-"To right
wrong
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For Rent or Lease.

~; THKTTERY Desirable Residence,
sANo- l05 Nunanu Street. Apply to
IS JAMES s LEMON
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FOR sALEl

SETTs or MULE HARNESS AID LEATHER.
- from the Hio Tannery.
For .sIs by n2-sml H. HAcKvELD co.
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LOST

ON Sunday morning last, a fpe singing
~ and very tame Canary biTd- 1t Is marked with
dark spots on the back Of the neck and the tips Ct
its wings Any person returning the tn the
Post Once, will be hbsrally rewarded So
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FIRE-WOOD!

HAVING made arrangements for regular
j supplies Of the very best quality Of Rrewood
frm Hawaii aud Ksuai. offer The same for sale in
quantities. and at prices to suit customers.
3O-2m .DOWSETT 4 co.
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The FOLLOWING GOODS!
VERY REASONABLE RATES.

VERY REASONABLE RATES
Linens-an extensive assortment.
ApAcss silk wool. black, cold. Sgd 3 stamped.
Damask, Cotton. Linen and Wooden.
Illusion. Grape. Bobinet Tue. &c.
Edging. Insertion, Cambria & Book Muslin.
sheetng, Cotton 4 Linen. s. 10 III inch.
Prints-the finest assortment in Honolala.
Oil-eloth. Bunting. Mareen and Bairs.
Lawns,-Victoria. Bishop and Queens.
Imperial. Navy and and Russia Ducks,
Ticking, Hickory and India Stripes.
English Broadeioth. Doeskin. 4e-.
Lasfing-blaek, brown, green and blue
Yam Berlin Wool. in large VARSITY
Wool Delaine. Ginghams. Baratbsas,
A lpaca Coating. 6x4, in eoiors.
india Swisl Book Muslins. Vt qualities,
Toilet Table aud Piano Covers.
Edgartovn Cottons Pillow Linen,
D rn and Duck suits.
quantity Of ass'd sizes.
mbreas. Parasols. Fans. Hair Nets. Thread.
Pea Jackets, Coats, Vests, Pants, Shoes. Hats.
Oils. Pomatum. Perfumerv. Soaps. 4s-,
Needles. Pins. ThiHbies. Scissors.
rlliants, Chambrays. Piques,
Youths, Misses, Ladies Gents Hosiery.
IN great variety
Cottous-Horroeks' and other brands. cutting Low,
Oriental and Lutte Ribbons splendid stock.
Merinos-the best selection in the city.
Purses, Belts. Braces. Cards. Laees,
Extra quality Of Flannels.
Towels-Turkish. Iluckabuck and Crash,
Embroidered Robes. Shirts. &C..
Napkins-several sizes and qualities.
Turkey Red and Blue Cottons.
s hawls-double and single plain aud fancy,
American Trunks. Carpet Bags. a.,
Innings. Silesias, Jaconets. Tape Checks.
Elegant asst Of Ladies Gents Kid Gloves.
Silks and Chaes. figured and plain.
Moleskin. Drills. Tweeds aud Cassmsres,
Envelopes. Note and Letter Paper.
New Goods BY every arrival. and
A General Assortment of Goods
SUITABLH
FOR COUNTRY STORES
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The Feeling i'm Austria.

Whoever will take the trouble to examine the at
itude Of the Austrian press must come to the con-
clusion that there is hardly any party of respectable
strength throughout the Empire Which is favorable
to aauceU of Austria 18th France and that the
Government, in Joining France would take step
hundred times more hazardous than the war of 1866
Considering the deceptive cable dispatches by which
the French Government seeks to lead astriy public
opinion it Of great interest to note the language
OF the leading papers of the several great natiOna
ties with regard to the
AS regards the nine millions of Germans in the
Empire, their attitude is almost as decided SIS that
Of the North and South Germans against France.
Only one paper OF Vienna, the organ OF the Ultra
montana aristocracy dsres to declare it's sympathy
with France; all the Others emphaticay blame
France for the war and though they admit that the
Germans of Austria fBd it difficult to sympatLize
with the Prussans, who, in 1866, expelled them
from Germany, they declare it to be impossible to
withhold their sympathy from the German nation
when German territory is invaded by the hereditary
foe Of Germany The provincial papers speak in the
same way The Liberal Associations in Gratz, the
capital OF Styria recommend TO all Liberal Associa-
lions of Austria the adoption Of the following
luton: " We recognize in the war between France
aud Germany an impudent attempt TO rob Germany,
and therefore demand of our Government that it
preserve in this the strctest neutrality for
must declare alliance of Austria with the arch foe
of the German nation of be treason against Germany
and immense misfortune for Austria"
The cable dispatch which two weeks ago an
nounced that Hungary had declared in favor OF
France is also found TO be utterly untrue One sin
gle paper of Pesth which supports the Government,
expressed French sympathy, but all the other pa
pers Of the Hungarian capital SO emphatically de-
cared against this manifestation that the Govern
men, declined all responsibility for the article, and
declared in union with all the political parties in
favor Of absolute neutrality.
The Czechs, the ruling nationality in Bohemia aud
Moravia, and the Poles of Galcia, have the frank
ness to say that they do not at all about the
fate of Austria, provided the of events will
favor the particular interests of their nationality.
The Poles moreover, add that if Russia joins one Of
the belgerant parties the Poles WILL of course, give
their whole sympathy to the other.
1t seems barely possible that, with such a dispo-
siion of the prominent faces, any Austrian states
man should again be loolhardy enough to stake the
very existence of the Empire upon a with
Prussia.-N T. Tribune.
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Gases of Gin.
For Sale I!
For Sale!

A LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
~ Pan. IS feet 5 feet Z 2 feet. Apply to
Apri 2sth. isTo.--t5-tf WI GREEN.
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Died or the 4ih of May 1887 by the kick
of colt in his bowels
Peacable and quite. friend to bis father and
mother, and respected by all who knew him, and
went to the world where horses don't kick and where
SORROWS and weeping is no more.n
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To Let!

"a; HOUSE in Nuusnu valiey,-vith
Is joHS H. PATTY.
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Ind Coop Pale Ale,

Tenants. Byass'. Barclay 4 Perkins. and
Guinness Porter. Vsrmoutb. Ess. Of Ginger,
Essence Of Peppermint. Absinthe. Bourbon.
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica Rum Sc
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Daily Expects per Bark r.. C. WyIis.
Sparkling Hook and MOssIIe, in Pints.

French Sherry and Port.
Cases Of Irish and Scotch whisky. curacao.
Orange Biiiers. Augostura Bitters. Ansstts-
Noyau. Port, Pale Brandy,
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Varieties of Gala. Wines,

Hostetter's, brakes Plantation. Forest Wine.
Leslie's and other Bitters. Maraschino, Duppsll
Kummell, Geneva in cases and Baskets,
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Ex Other Late Arrivals,

Hennessy's and MarteIl's Best Pale Brandy in
quarter casks,
Martelrs and other brands Of Brandy in cases.
Pale Sherry in cases, Ruinart, pere Ct hls, and
Heidsick's Champagne. Fine Claret Saaternes
Muscat. Hochhein.er Liebfraumilch,
Johannisberger. Port and different
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
rNn,AN nEpREpArroNs IN rEXAS.

The Texas settlers suffer but little less from
,.aian forays than from the white outlaws tha' ios.
,he horlers Nearly year ago Are' Field was earreu
from her home the western border her nuspno '.s
obliged 70 stand heplossly by. unable to aid her. MOI
xitbsandng his persistent efforts since aided by the
indian AGENTS the whereabouts Of the captive cannot nc
fo,nd and the military authorities have been called on
"a aid In The search One Of band of saNaGes who mac
heen piaging the border told an Indian trader thai
fhc Inflated captive few days after she was TAKEN was
fled 10 tree and murdered each warrior IN turn SHOOT
ing an arrow into her body The husband, however
with many others acquainted with the Indau character
di>credits this story aud believes Tint ms We II sun "o
tanned as n slave in some savage camp. . d.,
The agent Tor the Texan district writing on the s"eo
80 Mr. Field says: no, Inn,
"In obtaining Mrs KoOzCr and her children my 49,
few words with the Indians on the subject o'' prs
that they bring them and deliver them 10 tcn,
they got any lations, and then Woun ILL., JeIiy.
such presents as saw proper After they tng The
cred gave them SOO for each eapilN ~ ,,ev st
woad DC less likely u k the,r 'hi' W., for Them,
some present for them This is All they ~ n t NM,
Rince then have obtained Marian Is, N"h sn,nny tbe
Way believe there are NO othc' 'i'''
Indians vi O are located here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
COTTON MARKETS.

GyyEsrox Nov Bottom srm; hiddlrg' ~ s"' Ne
bales. receipts p bsesi exports eossise =" "'' We
l9li5 ,,. ,,,.-.. =. "a
BosroS Nov i9-Co,,on quiet; Miding lttdh,c %r -, -
bales; net receipts % bales coassEse oo2 b,si es Az S'
stocK. AO0O hses ,,,,, ,,,5t.i. -.
SAVANNAH, Nov. io-Cotton srmi Mddlns 5.@In;.ri sS
1900 bals receipts 1888 bales eIpots-io uitS' Ia-
bales; cortxiss Az hsesi stock, s9 bales an
NOBLE, Nov. l9-,otton steaiyi sAdding "a -
bales; net receipts, l,5Vo bsleSi elp'Is-o'As"' -
bales. 80, -. 10. A
NewOsLg,ss Nov 10 Cotton in AR den1nl sal 'A
,.reaI. Miny. Isl Isle sses 5000; rcep lAi oos
wise 6l5 total $3.50; sNPort~-to Gesi bf%NI St.'i " "
peut LOIS Bremen. coitNise. l83i stoes o M. ~.
NORrULH Nov Iy.-tOtton ASKING lZheri Log aitsS
sales 3oO; receipts $50; elPor,s-eoa'Sise 9
R,IrrsoRs Nov q-Cotton good demand al proc ~
y.ae.di Nddipgs 6ie.; sales 500 bales Ie1 rtt b.
eosstsfse hss 'fots go hates eIports-to 'f~ "~
hale hsles; stock, thSS bales "A
CBANEsr,S Nov. is-doton hrmeI MiddhrsN L'' 49, "
bslss net receipts bales; stock, 70 ~ bAirs m -.
Vii. SGroS l4-Couon unsettieii net refTFs W. 800
AG's IA Nov sCson que but fru at ':c o ha'''S "''
bal.s $50 bales
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SECOND BOARD, l2f ~, AND q O'clock



There was slight reaction in the stock
market this morning with small transactions. THIS result
Is quite natural after the depression OF yesterday tbs
bears contentng themselves with small profits and not
daring to oppose the clique operations whose purposes
would lie served the creation of large short interest
Unless the news from Europe shall look belliger-
ent again the market win probably settle into the
eroove of dullness in which it has run for sey-
eral months past The condition Of the market Is
so thoroughly understood in the street the location OF
large blocks of stock l. 50 well known and the modns
operandi of manipulation completely exposed, that
every clique movement is quickly tracked, and pursued
so closely too that the give life and tone TO the
market are rendered abortve at The start Stocks held
plants to the owners the longer they kept the
more they consume and the unwioldy they become
If the tide of the stock market rising if the
country a. I'm $50 and '6n, emerging from
a great depression. The would he different ;
but the popular idea is that stocks are high and whether
right OF wrong this feeling keeps buyers out of the mar
ket and Is likely To keep them out until much lower
prices rule and financial affair, look bright and prolns
ing. This may not be agreeable To holders o thought
on spccraiion but the facts too palpabc TO De l.
nored OF concealed. In the afternoon The market was
very dull and little lower With this unsettled and ui-
decided feeling as the prevailing feature the week closes
The chief interest OF the day centered III Reading, Lake
shore Rock Island and st. Paul though AT times during
the day much activity noted In Newfork Central,
Ohio Mississippi, Wabash Pacific Mall and western
Union Express shares were dull and without move
| ment. In the following table will he seen the highest
and lowest prices paid for active stocks during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IONpoS Sot ly-ll: mConssls opened S2 49,,
and the sccount American scsns aa Uad Ts.,t,
bonds 1862, @ii lS5 oil, s.j 1851, 81 TeB Porss g. s,a,,
steady Enc kAsay shares lgi nJno, Cen Gsi Atlanta al
Great Western 20.
fRAsxyoRT Nov. s-Eyenng Un.ed States F7erwesy bo,,
closet At J2t for tie r. Of 1851
LIVERPOOL Nov 9llO In.Cotton fona-
lng quoisions hGdhne pand Sa5.; MGLag Ora. 9!Gli
Com 81 6dJl9 per quarter tor New
LosDoS Nov. l9l.J mtonsos eoi 81 Tor both
and the aonopnL American canes eoss qu anl ,s,dy ua
states veTssnties 1872 "a les DID, b. 1867 2 Ten Foos
ssoess drme Enc Rsiss! shares, nj limos Cebr lo Aass.
and Great Western. ~. ..'' .......
IIygRPoor, Nov l9l:90 D. mfOtsa oseH srr~rf 3hs
lands I'D Addng Oreans I'D sss Of she day, 400 bales t
for export AMI speculation Nhpmtns OF from Bombay "A
inst last rpor, 200 bales Flour Is h hb for Ct
nal Pork o3 bb ior KIrs Prime Mess nsei OF Aa fas
LoSDON. Nos. l-TAos, % cSt Clover seef 81
American hsL
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k,f0RT, fKoA ssP1. ], lS7O. To DATE.

l80l9c for Bags aud 200 I.c. for Cloh.
NAY-Sliypug IUd d. and Retail lots I'll 20n
for do wash.
HEMP-Msna osntaaes Sal and quoted nominal At lJc JOte at
Sdtic.
HoPS are steady moderate demand 3diac for
NOLAsSEs-Tbe dull prices all choice do
nestle o. hhd Poo Rice c and 10 bb
New Orleans, previous TO arrival at Jd85c
SIORES1he mAket for Spirits Turpen'ne has been dull
0R dock with ssles only OF 90 bbs at outside
Of all nis have been gne and eoe weak ct 81 goo
Common stan 81 lOd 81 IS for No 2; 81 0d 81 for
&3 Oa 81 2 for Pale anil Extra Pale; to-day. SO
bbs for Bremen Wilmington quiet at 81 s0d ~ as WAbnxO
81 25dS2 ~. City Pitch unchanged and dull
PRovIsIONS-In Pcrs there has been morn. sctyity
msd IN. more sesonabe weather enAbng psefeu 10 oper.
ate readily, and New has become plenty which
until THURSDAY when under the from
further political complications aud the stronger probabilities
a inquiry, prices improved In Prime Mess only limited
BEEN done and undetermined There been
delivery aud SlS bid for Western The
includes 1000 bb Mess for January and Feb
chiefly month ~ 5Od So AT the close
The arrivals the principal packing
points er than last and the that shall have
noeste business prices To-day
been dull aud prices have declsd the
closing du nominal; sales job lots, 40 bbs. $3.50
2J ~ for New job ot Por fsture dev
fairly active and steady sales 200 bbs
800 &5d $l1 90 for Extra Aess.
while coamon freely offered aes l50ics
Tor Prime Mess aud +8Gt2 for India Mess Beef Hams
demspd and the market frm sales $50 bb At $0d 81
for Western aud S9 for CITY Cut Mssts-The trade
Bacon continues 10 with slow and uncertain demand
prices doubtful rule Dressed Hogs lover ~ dsic for
Lard dull and lower and in the absence Of sa, almost
inal bb. and l3 for No l. lJidij.c for City.
0Iie New Steam. For future delivery the market fairly
tive end lover; aes Leo ics January al u.
Provisions ssw.loKk WEEK ENDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

The coin customs for the week amounted to t2s2s35
and disbursements of coin interest 26 2 There
has been easier feeling noted in money, which has
lent call throughout the day at and per cent
though at the close large balances feey offered to
the leading bond dealers AT per cent for the purpose OF
obtaining interest Sunday. There have been noted
during the week moderate shipments OF currency TO The
West to meet the demands Of the pork pack
ers, which is reflected Ia the loss IN the
legal-tender averages OF the banks. The
future demands IN view OF the probability that fur
ther remittances will be required 10 the crops will
not II Is believed he OF Sufficient Importance 20 appre
csby harden rates The bank statement was unfavora
bile in Of the features, the various items showing
Decrease with the exception OF specie The banks show.
analysis OF the exhibit decrease u the total
Of S65930, against deceas In the total liabilities of
t'9s,sg The banks have lost in surplus over legal
serve during the week t2o9.,9 The following Is com
paIson of the aS era yes this week and last:
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n6PoAr. EayS SEPT. 1870. 10 pate.
a. nEfafn nfb.~

vpp,curs cr s,e,d.ts 10 British ports continue
strong hut the oserngs liberal tnggsmsns t-s
a. an ~ III ana Liverpool 600 bush Wheat at s sail 81 sisiI
the asking Wheat At thub ana TOT 'oth
1RAIS-We have had active snd 81 uhs quits sh
WIsat riot, With suctHai0n the prospect or
In Decided spee gold decline in freghts AND ss
of IN TIE the lake ports have esly
aury ant hsi To note ael'e sp onsaYr uehnli
vantage The Tar sdysRoed for Us To secure hIss
.t. I'd the rloe and 10 the event II general european
anticipate Interesting times IN this baneh OF s'
Our West Sonth W, are
tb ami character Nbet much Of it being mot
and large portion Amber AMI Southern oh" iniAns ho
and ketacA sesul. Prom Minnesota Ne nave isaeh
and ma, power ~ b- county mas teen over
r.tuAt.d so"k Of oh !" heat ~p con-
sh.uby bnt haze sGih that q new, and our prbc al
store raihef Hff
In. quantity now On the canal about 100000 bcsh, sHl
oy 81 the year vii probably n1t exceed 'VV
hash ., that b limited snpp nil the WINTER W cannot
export hersy until June; the erpors ne se.A .N
is against 81 30 bu-h the corresponding seeE last gs "he
good dem ami for milling anu has Npfo'edi zoe
Ms moderate and holders confident today e nsrAe openS
fer bef 90 end prices yede
Anr Water e te speculative demand having
slated; moderate Senand for Inihhgi va sPhs Us h,s
the close the market was hesvy an Qet ~
Gr Of G9Go 5usb a. 81 IS@f for NO;
Chicago Spring te insi. thu Sning and the eon -
aaoatj II 2d 81 ~ for Oh No Chicago sp1ngi 81 To or
Ne Ssukee inside price fos far Od; 81 500 81 for No.
Milwaukee ,a lots ~ ri ga 81 20 Tor Amber esen
~ 30 fOr White MgAn I'll ~ Tor nher de- 81 o. for White
Barley Is dull snd heavy sales gs bush al s 9r sre
the demand being speculative
oil a6lf aes sud oi doe Alb a
store quet and the supply light sales o. BUSH
81 ri; State IL 10dtl ~. Corn Ia better and act
demaLd brug chiefly for tue trade though part speculative
YELLOW scarce au wud sales busb Damp ant Uusouud a. a
53c and gc for Damp New Wesiern MIel $40 Sc the bat
Whit Southern White
saost; Jt.s! Yellow at SiH &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

By reference to an advertisement in another column 10
will be that the NewOrleans, Mobile and Chatts-
nooga Railroad Company have placed upon the market
their first mortgage sinking fund bonds for the compile
ton OF the Louisiana division OF the road. They have
already constructed that portion Of the line running from
Memphis to New-Orleans and the present mortgage is
for the division In the direction OF Houston Texas This
mortgage 226 miles OF road and 49, told.
at the rate OF a5oo per mile The road when completed
will form OF the great Southern Trunk lines, and Is
expected to open mp large trade with Texas The bonds
offered at s2I per cent and accrued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

Tie cotton movement for The week exhibits alarge de-
crease IN receipts and large increase In the exports
The total receipts at all the ports l221sl bales
against 1872 bales week and iO bales the pre-
yious week The total receipts since september are
329 bales against 1854 bales last year, showing
Increase this OF 1896 bales The exports from
all the ports for the week 1855 bales, against So $50
bales last week and $3.50 bales or the corresponding
week Of last year The total exports since September
are bales against So5oO bales last The stock
at all the ports s i?0 bales, against 272J bales Last
year.
The fnlloviniis official statement, covering the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

Cnlemnn RenedIct.s closing nnotatIons VOC

The hope OF amcable adjustment Of the new Euro
pean complications indicated in the decline OF the
gold premium from ~. to l2. the volume Of business
being much smaller than for several days past There
has also been apparent disposition to put out
speculative contracts indicated by the fact that while
paid for carrying during the early hours OF the
Exchange s. g. and per cent after Clearing House,
balances were carried free interest The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold
cleared, s93sOOoo; gold balances, $.Olasl currency
balances, iS25S92. The following were the principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
THE MARKETS.

tsfshnI Reported ia Tss rKscSa
s,tUspap. Nov. 49, ITO
ASH r,Ir has h--g d-n.nJ and
m.lct, LrN Il 81 ia ri IS Ie, dali al - yOd ~ -
BROOM CORN "h !r-rrr--i and only Moderate demand
p nsuns sab dfclyi god ksd and Bnh hss attracted
Nyrnet sic ~ ll Ale Of u, grade 81 ie 10 Cannon
3 Cool Rel sls al Jds Ec GAi Medium Green 5d7
ulfiEt.Ate ) u, Brol As.te 81 oG ~ - doIcn.
COTTON BRih,s, IA, been i;s eve anil With
e"uIaTiag on al1cs procs higher scs Jt9 hs (lO
roAbr snd 30 10 sv tcarg ij fer export Isil Tor ecusump
nnh all IL To- ,ciiah Tor hBIe 5e,sy a nsrir sb.f
sGd Nj L. hsbci lac ,terai " DO sg'eab-i I,d
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RECEIPTS CT PRODUCE.


Nov lsz 9l9 bales Cotton. pigs Aste, plz. B.s.v,
Broom Torn, go bags Cofioa seed q 235 Lbs Fos M ~ s
~ bRh Com. q 66J bush Oais lusb P,s e,
hst itoli bosh Barley 59 bush Grass Feel . tu.h Pr 80 -.
bush Beans. 80 bush. Peas 100 bbL Meal aot - -
Meal 01 bols sPnts Tureniine 40 bbs 20 bb, pm ~
bh' Rosn, 100 bb PORK, 81 pigs Beef 10 pys Cot NJ al
Land ~ psss Better sol pkg Cbecr IQ1l lbs I-g. ~
Dned Fmi sJi ptr Oh Cake, ~ bbs COyEe 40 eli.
bbIs WHISKY, az bales Wool 81 bales Hemp 10 bA. ,s u -
SIDES Leather s bds Hdes, y thd' Tobic,o M ots5 49,
~ bbls Molasses l5l pkgs n o. sasa 81 pk BE, ~.
Starch 10 bsss Peanuts, 2l9 bog, samae 80 va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARxsr-Soy -

In the Csul, Marie, tols The highest prce PAID ~ . a.
DE bhs resiled IN miuh Good buiehennS sser so4 ~
"A sne fat oxen at he Latter price hsyiug been ia :" "a
elu Oho Averaging, 1913 u Medium weight ste, - 20 r -
,1 on ox en ar bu- ~ So per n. some SiAi r@ 49,
80 ~ AZ rrty low figures Others sc hsl = 49,
~. r. uleh from so Slto NHh s'
1hae sheep and bsYe beeu So At fully &C., an pa -,
Jc A. sncs Ter n. While have hsB tskrn no -.
serks pncrs. Iansds sheep quoted at 3goe ana 80
oer 10 T. abe .dGc sOnon aai Wes'er sh'' '''
3.G5e p b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

Railroad bonds steady on the leading issues
The transactions limited and principally III small
amounts Central Pacific sold at 9Ol Rock Island r. at
oes os; and C. c. and J. c. "a, at G4l The following
were the bids -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

We have change 10 note In the rates Of discount for
commercial paper.
Tie Government bond market heavy during the
morning. under the decline Ia gold. but WIS higher
during the afternoon, owing 10 the more hatirring
ports from the other side
Fisk 4 Hatch report IA. follows III 4 ID M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

special tar .south Carolina Ga, new, fell from NJ 70 II
for January and July aud 6si for April and October H.
su.s Tennessee o. old ranged from $50 to CO. and new
from 80 TO 5sl Virginia old, duh ut 63, and Ar
kansas IL at 90 ash The following were the bids;
orr LTD Ofcred.A skei