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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-02
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The official vote of Indiana exhibits a
Democratic majority on the State ticket OF
245s. Two years ago the Republican ma
GRITTY, after most desperate contest, was
only 96l. The Democratic gain in the popri-
Lar vote in two years is, therefore, 3499.
Had the Republicans who kept away from
the polls in the counties of Wayne, Ran
dolph, Henry and Hendricks. gone and
voted, the Republican State ticket would
have been elected. The aggregate vote
polled is 5000 less than it was in October,
1868, instead of being $4,000 heavier, if ali
had voted. The Democratic gains were OBJ
tanned by virtue of more vigorous apathy
and numerous absenteeisln on the part Of
their opponents. Whereas $4,000 Republi-
cans neglected to vote, Onlys ls,o00 Demo
Gratis failed to put in an appearance $4,000
Democrats concluded to let other people do
the voting this time, and $4,000 Republicans
"paired off, with them. Without searching
for the cause of this absenteeism, the fact is
as stated, and if the Republicans have been
defeated on their State ticket, they have no
one tO blame but themselves.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

unpublished every Saturday morning. and contains
tho news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edi-
toTials local matters Of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
fat appears in the Daily except such items as are
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, 1870-11-04

III short tine order i".Rped. O.cs I week.
Wien lie weather would eeuit, tli= rrc~ ~
called ait To receive n !crturs On di.c. .liu~ Ava
Temperance, delivered by the CArtsin. T.tt
fi1at port touched AT d',riug th~ sovsgn !" ~
HAe ali, in ste sandwich lnilnde. Heru Ills
etrictee, guard WAS Kept ovur Tho rllip 70 pre-
vent the tmusel,nG of liauor on board, a1l
none Of tho men, except 4 fow Of tie old
4ailorr. who accompanied the Captain, wers
permitted to 90 IN rhore. Bat on ,h. fiat
Cay al the arrival auate Of The met were found
drunk.
Whtnce tue: i,:a,ued their liquor could not
le aecelttlHtt, Int it WaB presumed That it
1nntt aiavu lecn brought to them by some Of
the 1atlFcn Who lad been swimming arouud
tue shir. The Captain, seeing that it would
not do In rcua1in long In port. sooa sailad,
shaping h,s cousre for the South Pacific. His
+nse strong hopes Of the flua1 et1r soss OF
the temperance enterprise. He reached tue
whaling grounds in good seasou, and MAS for.
tupate In taking several hundred barrels Of
oil. Everything went along smoothly untll
the Captain went to the Navigator Islands t.
make come repairs on his ship. While lying
At Apaa, bis CROW were c1Andeatinaly furnished
got drunk and deserted him. Thls Was 20
we're Llow, but it YRS not until some naooth'
AfterWaId, when he entered the port Of TAlcu
Aana, Chill, tLAt he met with his greatest nais
nap.
Here he wss prostrated by sicknesa, snt
lii men. taking advantage Of the circum
e,Ance, openly mutinied md went ashol
Wien lie recovered. Of hid original e1Part
rneLtal rrew bnt slx could be found. Som.
had died Of druskenness in the town. ans
.'thcis had straFed inland beyond his control
With heavy heart ho strengthened hia foict
with sneh geafaring natives as could bo per
ru.ded to chip, and ssi!sd for home. On hl
tpfuFn yDy. rt hR hnrit-I twn man II b1A. and
when he reached New York, after an as'senc'
II eighteen nnunthe, he had but fouE Of hi
uriS,ual crew. o. this email number the Cap
saih does not speak encouragingly. He SAY
they fell into their cid hAbtrh coon After reach
ing shore, separated, and finally all died
Gently At ltinee's lay, Staten Island. viet.u
Of the bGstte.
, 1870-11-04

ScnoosEi SEuIx BRowx.-Tte cargo Of the
sehE Nellie Brown, recently eapszed on stony
barrels salt, aid :e5 bushels Of oGts, which are
a total loss. TIE yetsel can be saved, II assist
81 RoS ssa.! ssa'fi os isTf srr.n.ou-A line OF
eEser nine On tie nortn shoEe ana Dalnth, tals
Psc,dc wt!l1sJ up ii Da'nta tdia winter. and an
other one, u.e name OF which L. not given, Will
Bnoirs foesp-Apother body was found On
on lie s1ss ulL II Is supposed 10 be one or the
seovs &c ~ On tae M Eight Of Monday, inc l'th Il O.
's. on the s:st nls-. he boly Of imam. which had
sptHfent!F been In the watcf but . few days. WIS
washed ashorr 4 Four Nile Bay, Lase Ontario.
roat. blue nAnnel shrt, bad heay5 whissers 1a .;s
Of his heAd. On one arm va. engraved IN lndia
ink m arch lsh the letters j. n 2c the centre
~ iier Eau.tox firsf ted up The bark Lutiases aad
The rug yow,nR her. Then tn tqrn tse Eluinox
vas attached II the instance of the owner Of the
SsM v.n@Tee oe1e eesa sand:one sHaa
tefr American attracted much notice u os1ego
last week. She was built At Ihree-mile BAY y
Becker. Csptsln {. Z. Becker Is master Her
lines are very hue. and Indicate fass.salltn2
crnf,. She IS .taunch'y built Of OAK, and het
e1an'iinR nzging Ia wire. Her Measurement Is
j FLEET DErArxp-Tae propeller Philadelphia
reports haring rassed large ~ aees 2, ns1 ap"afu-
DOCK DA4AGm-The Duluth 7rfbune says ne
uo1rhe nich prevailed at that place On the
l'th nit, caused the est!zens' dock md the main
PROPELLER WABAsn.-The season IS now 30 fa1
! slvanced that the work ct ratslnx the propeue!
Wabash nusr OF necessity be Abandoned Until
W1s1sR QrAKrERa-The steamer Rochester has
gone int9 w1nteT quarters AZ htnGsson, r c,,.,.,r
, 1870-11-04
DtSnAt9fks

s.uonsyY ca.n,s,,4os gosr III r,S,Es,-can-
TT M',a ~, hGtr ~, ~ ssa,S ~. ,hn sh ssr
!.In = ltnn 81 ~ ea num-, Ia, @ ia.nI H.'1
EIoenn. mmtH Haa I'M unu oI,,. a' ~, .Sa'a n nes, ~
a ntsHn oase VI S91s"J 40"'"''e' HA' soHe :"
p'TMGnS Ma.s1-x r,r,o MA, mama. r,v., r,,r,n.
NAu . svA @ oau t uass. ~ 80 1 ~ iH astI
,Is1aEa T. the M.in nn:xs, Isss ontsFi'', vas
"tTMaeo H. . tne Gu Ky ~ sns ~, t''M . ~ . ,.,
,,,i.t, H.; ~ .,,.9 t,:.1 ~ y
s',3 ",Insn VT ~. s..no,rrr FIJI Rate. 4.
rono1taS ernr W,n.,m,,i pnIsf ~. ,rEt R:,f.
1s1S 10 !ne ,9. maan o1 Sa9na@: ~ ,,.,,.,.
tof, Nsft,.it -, rnss.;ov ~ me rc1,.t stnnf
a a::nrr H,r .nr r"i,"t -, tho NV = E.t,n
,tfiy,n nsnore ;hetr tp 1he rals vf Mon{tay.
The ias,lca'tls arc tnat the stea1I4r Sep-
steam pump Vas Forwarded " III. northwest
cns1 frnn E.xrar u @ ~ ,or ano1hcr NINA
Tfs. srhr Sfr,n,rher rr arrty. i nj N.ixanfee m
N,tineaIm, uft ttMu Ti.n !osa ef snl4,l tOa: sc.I
iayt, nEf same 1t her canvas apift- The Amos
Hhs'e tibs AasN '"' ECU = N'''' 0N-1e' A'''' :" =
Tn Tns echr York s,a,c came 10 anchor Oh Mani
teNrc. IN We,ln.sl-y. I'd the Snebo5ean len, ap.
1,a,e utly disabled pT the loss Of her fpfcnopm Or
gaT.
The h.rk Nelson lost tier cen.rcboa-u on Lake
nnrun, during The rassale NJ tne lakes.
| TIE bark Ma1pr Anderson, tauEi from Green
hsl 10 ndi' ~ N sat1o , o. er,ta a7a a,as.
sHtu"K q @ah ,t ~ @aAe Asa.ol'' ehe s'optet ..
Tna -. srnw tspa rims t.arn viii, x,,res !,
ta,,, ssr,"nT .'t,u; ixn nit. ,as st,,. vt pe1.
|
| 's9%a rr,n 1,t;;a,,c,nt,, rnntrrn, III. .,,,,,4
,omest n. 4. Erau,- Var. tn,1 tu ts,.,. ios.1
rsaHsfrer ID ush"rs. ii. ptrsgs,,. i.r, '~'~
| The s,hr Cyn.ssIJo whi:h CLEARED trr11 this
poit Oh Sa,uftay VITA cargo at Eth u, tanlietl
wi,h TIE .: TT III. JtArs. Ut Glss".u,t. tn Point
/ 1u l'eer fin~:fe. Arly Sunday E1ofn.rR. The
! Con,ue1., na,I her foscEl.snR carried a~aT, her
cabin displaced, one OF her ttavtts broken, and
| vas Otherwise seriously injured IN h't upper
wulSs. sEtc of,:Atn.d iuR aaIi returned u this
| toIt, WHERE 81. /, Undergoing repairs. Her hull
y ns nut ,lsII1ag.1, ;htl lrr ca:go Is ALI Fight
| 1ol<tia Rhs.!r, Nnr. :.
Th+ CAp:alo 1T the prop Ma1s'e+' reports the
schr jetfrs:ou near the harhoE At tu'is: e
Ton, Micn, anu u scsw. s4tt to he The Waite U1x-
on Inc lesrh one lu,lc aod j aals North VI Lul-
iIEtoD.
| The scUw n r Owen arrived At Pcutwatef,
| MoGdsy, nlnus ner jill, 1ylnH jrt, soi HAIL
| bOE,c.
TIE usopcl,e. 1oc Barter stuck nron the bar q,
| the eutrancc OF Peutwa:er aa1n0r. anil. loelns
| s,tttape way. ewuug asuun,i Axaiust tie ha.bnl
pier, where khe puunaed several MINUTES beioEe
| tEe cpush te ek.:Icateu. stsnsnitlu OF tTn. nos
| q sua1t rt..ion Ct he. huiwa'ks, were carried
| away. The a1a1i%tee ats1 struck Upon Tic lar b
reriwater. Futesi!.e El'27t iamaRe-
!; | The schoocsE Co!l'uRwotsi, Laden WITH gran
from CMcaFo fnr Sasutlt. rea:hed Ns:i1te"nc, o'
! Wednesday, wt.f IrhiISn al uel cahs - e"ne-
The bark MaFJ = Pese@ Il fePafte1 hsaof
, 1870-11-04
THE STORM.
ssnatahe s<c~cuc OF tho Crew OF the
Schooner R:ft Entco.

Gallant tkc~cttc OF the Crew NJ ,hr
SCHOONER sle ssnscs.
Ffo7n tAe Buffalo Erprees Sct.
In cur report, yesterday mprufnu' ~ H..
ravages Of the terrible IT rm ni ths nrcr;ono mo
twenty four lours, We made brief si!nsinr -
y vessel stranded on the rocks Of tbe Csn.5.
shore, and Of the fact that Nfe-bokt i,.a
been despatched TO the assistance Of tie crew
who were clingiLg 10 the rails and rigging ~
tie seas ssept over her We a1e nov euahleti
to lsy befora our readers complete account
of flla disaster, ard Of the heroic roscue
OF the imperilled lives. At ca1ly daw1,
the resecl vas ob>c1ved upon the rocks,
aud in imminent dnneer Of going too
pieces. There was, apparently, but little
chance for the lives Of the crew, unless speedy
assistapce was rendered item. Captain Ben.
ianin Hammond nobly offered to lead crew
Of volunteers in tAs humane effort, and VIA
Joined tv Captain Qnick. Of the schooner
Fleetwing, Captain Skinner, OF the schooner
n. G. West, Samuel Thompson, and one othel
hraye fellow. whoee name should be spoken
with the rest, but which We were unable Il
ascertain, A liie-boa', belonging TO tho Pro
pelleE Idaho, &as procured, which Csp
tain Hammond caused to be fez
lied to tho Canadian shore, where It m
, 1870-11-04

SPECIAL EOTIUES.

Ee* nfalth md veor IN the t-ar1r and b1ot. t. hk
psllfd check lhhliitv IL a~-ntsntt! ~ m.n+ si.r
lhK tJspt!t1s AND II IL sl6tattrt TO- caR,
sAtEp.i'n. t1.-nssr ar rt.t.utie 1t. t..,,N "
, 1870-11-04
RAILROADS.

Work WAS commenced LAST Friday on The rail-
rua.l fro1u Geneva, I'll } thruuk1 81. Charles 70
Elein, to b. completed IN sixty days
The Hallsusl west from Fort Madtann, Iowa,
has been graded to FArminRton, d distance Of
twenty-five miles; the ties have been brought tn
that division, and the tFou for II Is route from
New York.
Work has been commenced on the Mrn,lota 4
Albany Railroad, {1lunots). This TOAD WIS graded
some ears ago, but for some reason was then
A,'a;.,cr.s'. A fotcc Of 100 men arc engaged upon
tic aek IN the vicinity and east ofrrophe,s.own. NJ
, 1870-11-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARE-E.

RtTTEN,Ihere xAs se,r !rt'e i:ao,Iy ison
sa,pner A.d with II i9ssl Ssmnna mstnlf so Goe
tul- The siotka Of loE grades arc large aud
steadily ausass.lns rnces ranss sa f'l!o1a: a9,,a
o s sfsaes est So ''' anu n'A
teraay, he market tot trsiu bags n
s!sse} Nsse unessase In a @s qs ssart, o
ron = sskc: :onts1io. SC: Amsrsas, ssG; unian
BUILDING AATERIAis-Ttade is du |: xnd :
p.tees favor buyers: M'ehsesn staeco. s51:s
az sSe Ssn Ss,bs s'fF aa,s saps'ss ss g .; I'M
ssmea1, oars ts,ss, J e1: = ,s:a = s; : men,
81. aozsse: viii. sand. : 30, : aess :: A..
sI.ts 1sSe - O., = sS;s * clay "F' ~
BRAS-Stes 10 tons 1t 8tl.So o. I
RYE FEED-Sslcs 10 tons III $1;.s>n- :. .
| bEASS-sales Of hfis choice a.ad-p'eked me-
CHEEsEThe following arr the nou,,nal r,sc-:
New fost 1ectcrJ. l:A@.6ch: 14nno,s 'a:''rT.
l GuAL-r. ane was again sax t~dis. Prices
remstn steady and unchsnSet.. ranging a. tninNs:
!a ssa; s. ,osS sp - ha:s5ar : O.
81; hoekias s Is" 9siie,, @ 80: iaaois .sos s
CUFFEE-A much nvner feeling peEraaetl
The matfst fnr coffee. spd sn1es were
M,sns ssstt .ss s s?5nadsa5 s. e. 5.r as0fs 81
SIC; rcaktEk Rio, l'stals.4c:. common RIO. ~ Z
.ae: geetIo prime, att4s,Se: pslme to chocc,
GAYDLE2-rhe maEket 1xs rather quiet, hn'
prte-s were sscn.iy. - follow: fA1ime. lsa.sHc;
s.eartne. a9kai:ssc: scnue!'ier's Star, 1s31st;
CooPERAGE-D Deai.l4 1eoo:ted q moderate
tsgsss ~, wx;e ra and ugsnsass !.
| Ii l.1Q
F0Ek ba1fcl*. .--........----.-..--..-. l..N4! ~
| LarH uefces .:'.:...-...-.....--'.-.+'- L"V4
E1our ea1Is;s' s nas hs?ops e s......-..'' @@ @@ Z Z
gGtis-Tas d~msn,i wss eqas! % ths supply
a1,d p1,ces we're sustained At ss,A7sc fot fresh.
artlyt tiem1ni, md chotee :o,s are being held .
sire ~ ave sls.' active art ncr Taee dried ffn1
NIL. change t+lnx III r4tsIa., ~hicn ruled lower
Sui> we've fsfn, and In t'at request we qu1se:
GREEN FHrsrs-Apl!.s. s1.a9 lemons m
,, 1a: erahies:ita. s,'i, j b1ii, s;.aaslS os; d.
| cultivated, SIS tA5ia01.
nx1ED fart7s9rurkcs rsace:, l1alsc: TuF
| Er3 ptnn'p, rev. l44a1oc: bks. drums, ta&l6c
lss. cartD0bs, sst42as:: .la;es. ina &C; apnle-
, ! NV YuiE ru.I Mi"near. satasEc; apples. Oh!t.
:'9 IL; c'stS Ss1se!, sae sssss'; f. ;E;ss ;s'
s,lacs*r,trs. Z y. issl:c; ra.p'.fr.e., ~. =.
n lii; cherries, :ue1l~d. unpltr'l. lsss1sc: cher
1t et 1s'.ta. .s; ,. .ss; . MAJ a:s ss a = =:
: Sc-Aln0n.is, suis-sne:'fd. ssssz3c; alnhnds
nape1-4fsrll+t F.stress. aaasc: pesnuts p t'u-
III. e aAE3 ~: 1E:AztI nuts, l14i9c: neeAni
Texas ll@15e: Missouri. isalsc; cheetnuss y b
I $ld.aHa11thv -.....
ttRYES FKr1rs-Sslrs 60 hTla apples at 4s.r0 |
hrs do At e.2s: 10 hrs 4: 80 ttts NJ & 10
}, car and IN, tEis ut fsa0; 80 hrls choice Me-
y York a. {ec5: hrl ura6e-s At 90: t,cu0 II
Catawta Rfxjs:S at SC: l.t10 M choice a 7c: 81
MS Isabella ut 4r; Is hrs cultivated Michisaa
. cranbesrtes at sls5a; So osls Wtsconsia do |
! | &l3.3p.
! F1SII-Eo new features we're developed In IN
d | ma'ket There waa . moderate. business doing
, 1870-11-04

Ant FutEre Pror3.rts LIE clAa.y fevestea hy DE-
VI II III F.s. up 4tsir4 II xnids1
Al who ire nu-Etctr~tut IN H{a erfarnst efh and
esrE.n;.. E1-tltstl"a f. =. S~nd sf hi. se!usds
htasa NJ Lang l!te HI. circular for wianiuS taa
, 1870-11-04
New York Live MOCK Markets.

NEW YdKE. Nov. 3.-W.tu rainy morning aud
ovetstGcked d. nj meat markets where TtIls
stes .i at s4 &c but. hers were trtnctanr TO pur
r,lse the $50 tsr9h cattle thas arrived to-tay.
MA $ Of thv u Ro over Tor ta-morTox,s marker,
a !. Us the we4ine' cIeafei of cool this afternoon
htiter rrlte 10 anticipated. Tc-iays stuck,
tnn I'ltuG. n 1l.alac scarcely ANYTHING exceed
eI 1.c, and feE *ent attvt lac. Hoht-rs would
nct sell tue bes: at prtcea Offered. The decline
VA NC from Monday mud the market hard
0ne. liz.
Sbecp-65r0; market fair. at 4Hc for poor
Wes tern, Of &c Id; Attc for two cars, 70 rs; -
Ter "a sheer, and tfc for some e1ttn Canxd IS,
lh6 ms, la,eL, In Eood demand, at nc for p 1os
s4stc for fair q prime, With y deck Ut chotcs
/ ixOauas, 50 n, at &c.
| Litter 81 c4Ir yesterday. Live wnrtn l4.x1t.c
| dressed. sLas,.c: a rev hshs, 10c: = ta1s I'LL
| LOIS, ESQ Es, sud alive al 1xc.
, 1870-11-04

DrFYiLo, Nov. A-CA1tle-Resei2tA heavy, aaa
earn axainet ss' last seek: prices &c on from
last quttatons, and market uul. Seek EpluG
thrunKn in urst hAnis fur want OF huJe-as CT fAt'
kentucky stce.s. averaging f.sJ s. solI al $:.st
u Ono. ayersguc ,46s IT,, 1t k3,sa: ~, lvcraz-
lFE l6lf h. q. *As3: III iuttans, are -axa9 ,0ss
nj. .ies n., At Is ooaA73: 81 cauahl, avsras!na
81 10 $50 tn~. NJ <.sa<&,s7H; and - Can4la
ox.r, avrta*lug l,4aI r.. u $s4a
sbeep-selihg sLuwly At last wtek's quotations.
lambs ct anu In irsnAn,3. Eaua4a& sheen ate
wursh ss.UH, x,*i latnt,s 81 20 per cwI Ohio saeeF
II 81 a.3luH; Inh!ans, s. -.
Iiugs-SeDils At sf,Doa1 eo for COMMON, and
So. fox e1tra; market yerJ dull
, 1870-11-04

fN.G>-Tre:e YVES more lie In the hog tsAle
.o4a1J. ei. this Was EoEe the rcsuEt Of lite lever
n-.r.s prevalent, than OF anJ Legitimate increase
II the tcranh. Indeed, hah NOT packers come 70
te~ rescue, the market must hare completely COL
lsps i, A. shippers did DOT want the ho1s n any
10. it them having tiled tbeir orders
ea1t,s1 IN The week. anu ":s1ra"a. Tae course
ier,isx snn Tnrstiar. few sales were effected
casly ia ia ay at prices wen mp 10 those current
l1Et evening, hut oy the middle ot The forenoon.
rates had deprec!aied fully 2a2soc, 1ecedsnE to
to thetE close Conover 4 Hall sold .
car load. Averaging 37s ~, At $40,
and Mitchell, Brown ! Thompson realized Ss+l0
tlousl and tn no way reject the market The
great hElk Of the hogs sold changed hands within
The range OF t6116sa, though several Gales tzaas.
PRED at the low range Of 360o369 We append
, 1870-11-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 3.
The condition OF local hnAnces remains
much the same as yesterday. Tho demand
for money 10 active, and At aorne Of the banks
it is still reported tight, willis othors continue
10 say that their deposits are increasing eone,
and that they are accommodating Au their
regular customers without difficulty
There seems to bo no movement of curren-
cy to the country, and. for the present, none
from New York to here, though the weakness
OF exchange indicates the probability OF tho
la:tet before long.
Soc per 81, 600 discount to par. At the coon-
YER bankers rell 1t lilo premium, and buy At
ITO dltccunt.
Ielo~ j. the programme for gold sales aud
bond purchases by tho Treasury during No
rH+nhar.
, 1870-11-04
Walter Brown l. SONS Monthly Woo
GiTCuf0f.

Daring the mou,h Of October there Was no
abatement tn he 1llness which prevailed In The
wool market al the close Of the previous mouth.
AanJ Of the smaller manufacturers have been
enabled 70 resume operations by the late ram
Esorms, but the larger mills have not been 70
affected, and some Of them hare In consequence
been obliged IN stop entirely
The acuv'1y 10 Eoollcn goods which existed II
the opening OF the mouth 6Ra been followed By
extreme qnie'. IN consequences OF which maant1c.
1Ather thar incrtx1e the suppsy OF their present
productions are, many Of them, slacnu4 up, vita
Hew OF changing to apnnE fabrics. The stocks
light, End should thefe b N carly active demand
1t u not improbable tnst We snail Gee so3e I'd.
vance IN prices,
Hsoce QhRsn do not pres talef, feeling eon
, 1870-11-04

lions were little better thau uom,,4nl Tu.
ssouieH, :1tzsc: tub, e1!ra GRAN. ~ a:4t: /,
tlb, common, tsa+ic; 1eecc. ", Sooi Cot.
4,tl.n, iie..:. - H.; n:rc.. Ni, pah Coz.
c,i n, rr:,ys a,..3,:: sr". \, go'si emil
or. lsht, ste NC: '"cce, y. tni condition heavy
,:.e asc: NJ. ,., ln--'laN, Gr'1 t"1ltton. ilEat
sc; d. ere. rt,urx-. l!a"t, an,l elea". isS4i:
fer=c. oa,s.', tight, aud dtDEy, s.tsssc; heese
unwsshed, due. e:tz sac ne,ce. 9'l~ashe1. c2arss
tsts 3oc; d, e4e. burIy. 1885 on; fleece, bucks
knt.hAli price OF washed.
, 1870-11-04

:. DETROIT, Nov. l-PASSkp DowN--FfupelIera
Ma, tiuHer, 1lurri, Anna Cr41E; harfs Rn1ast'.e.
SuH.lner Cloud; schoorerB F1eetwlng, u. Stewart,
/. ". rr;ly.
PAssKp Gr-r:ope!lsr ST. !A:aans.
WtNp--We-L
DETROIT. Nov. 3-Ey.ntnR.-PAasEp n1wx-
Prtrrl!rr Mrtrur: barks Red. White and B:uc, r.
C. sherman; sCheOucrs Mullen. S.a1lpetc, Tenn
pest Narurnan... kAnfrr. wauc,1na.
PASSED 1:p--I7opelleE AGarnc.
N,Hp-Wssk
, 1870-11-04

Isl" iss,. ls7o: ,sss.
, 1870-11-04

Vt7TsBCRGn, Nov. 3.-Cruda petroleum active,
tut weaker; sales 5000 brIs III Skt: 3,os0 hrs
Keller atI the 3~at at Sac Nedaef lulet arf.s
weak. sales 2,Gae hrtA seller November Ut 93Ac.
3p.t ttts RI Her November Ani December To-
Rtther u sac: spot seller November aud De-
hrfl I&ty1.c
, 1870-11-04
rrxx YORK Dxy Good, .1urkea

NEW YORK, Sa5. a-Tae decline IN prtntei CAL
ics-e has ot. gene al, with une TX W ex-
q t,al1s nRrnf* ttxl their pt1rrs II lnl nut
II. 3 lisfliu i Co. hare electrified tna tt all: b.
c!oaisE ont tislntr Cn.'a p!n:s Al ~. wn:ca Is
httOw cost u.m1tr'n ticks are t1'>wu from ss2t
10 .lE. Otherwise the .uaft es Is dull and stsaiy.
Sh0uyh ,frnffsse1l
, 1870-11-04

sHEEp-fae market was dulI unsettled, aud
lower. The supply largely exceeied toe demand.
Which was bJ DO means scure. either On local &C
count or for SHIPMENT And most Of tue sales were
Al prices fully sc 3 100 ns lower than were cut~
rent It the cjnee nj last week The last lots were
neglected II t-nat4<.45, while common And me
diam grades were drug At r. 0k23 * The fol-
, 1870-11-04

AMI ssys: " with such eu;plns Of pork - IL
Slea.Iy Indicated TIE comtug seasop. d ,l-msut
i,cm European markets becomes an ahs,futr
that q: H.. prices current In 1sSt-62, q la:re
anount Of po.x would be taken for foreign con,
sumption, Int, with the commerce Of France aaa
he German States greatly iHlarel oE ne va,
f,snet,:s al large demand 1fnm thence. even
u loT prices, s.e som. e.hat PToolenaMnc y ~ n" :;
An,., Al reSasas Enelan.. anu are'A"d. NJ stanees
Ert moi ntzsr no gooa A. thcy ~ere ,"--.
,yuo an Increase Of 600 o0 hogs the prcs TT 5sar
over the previous yeas'a FnpplT."
I'll Cicncinuati Gazette gives rome vary lu-
.ercstirS but awkwa1dlJ arranged statistics Of
Tue agriculture Of Ohio, for the 5ears 1868 and
1sGn =. IA t6xs the f0 0l}nEint f0nfinua.