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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01
T he Morning GLORY
BAsE BURNING STOVES.

PARLoR AND PORTABLE HEATERS.
Burn all the In the ccsl and all the coal 20 ssS.s
without waste, TINS producing what has never be
ioIe be'n accomplished,
, PERFECT COMBUSTION OF COAL.
Consequently with half the fuel, hey will max.
double the heat OF any other c,ntry snce for house
warming ever invented.
Their operation lie simple, and kindiins annual
ceremony only
Light Ere in autumn. replenish coal and remove
spring.
They radiato an even. gentle. and healthy heat
with none 81 the ahominahie smell Of gas aad burnt
iron usual in common stoves
They will burn a. briskly byday and ss slowly by
MS nj as 10 desired, and eau be regulated give the
degree OF heat required I'm any climate.
They yentiate al illuminate the ROOM and are A.
cheerful a. open fire.
They are made entirely az cast irsu, and " IN no;
rust out as Oil sheet iron stoves
They are based or SCIENTIFIC study and experiment
and are the only perfect base burner made
They are made IN Baltimore. and repairs can be
procured at snail cost and short notice, while the
heavy cost and difficulty OF getting repairs for
made at great distance will generally make IL less
expen sive to buy new.
Their rapidly incrs asing popularity having in
duced many &c initiate, the puolic should beN are.
ask for, and buy only the
"AoRNING GLORY oc2l-l,n
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- q. RRICMRHaACU,0 Pse.e 49,.
Il Ne. 90 liza Street, s6eve Pe.eS. Iv>n.'s
fEsrAEIsKED ovER 70 YRaRsJ
ecs. ssney Tor the sale Of the celebrated PIANos
= -, Ansoe . 20. Baltimore. ed Wn--~
3es, vzsns md Aelode0us for ale o. rsntvUEvv
sSs m 90 sncSs19odataes terms Ptsso - organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

SALES OF REAL EsrATg.-Dyer & Davidson,
real estate brokers, have sold, for l.. s. Chap
man, ore Of his two-story brick houses, 10th
street, between Q and r, to George M. Barker,
for the sum Of $500; also, a house on the same
row to +. H. Campbell, for SIS, coo.
Green & Williams, real estate brokers and
auctioneers, have sold part Of lot 9, in square
679, on north + street and Massachusetts, avenue,
between North Capitol street and Delaware
avenue, and improved by four frame houses, to
George Wilmer for a3 ,565.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

SAVE Your MoNIY.-We ask our readers to
notice an advertisement in another column,
from which IL appears that from the first Of No
vember Ito day. until the 2lst Of the same. In
clufive, all sums Of money Of IS and upward
deposited with the Freedmen's Savings Bank,
No. 6O7 It'll street, viii begin to draw interest
from date Of deposit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

FINEST OYSTERS IN wAsHINeToy.-Haryey
x Holden have today genuine Cherrvstone
Dent of Saddle Rocks, Long Island Sounts
Rockaways, Morris Coves and Absecum Salts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

A NUMBER OF colored people have gone for
ward from this city to Baltimore en- route TO,
Liberia, by the GOlconda. which sails from Bal
timCre day for Africa, stopping at Hampton
Roads to take on board 30 emigrauts from
North Carolina, all freedmen, who go to join
their friends, established at the settlements O
Brewervilie and Arlington, on the St. Pau
river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE CoUNTY.-Sev-
enty-fve acres of the farm known as Fortune
Enlarged" situated in Washington county, and
living ON the road between Benning's Bridge and
Marlboro. were yesterday sold at auction by
Green & Williams. at their salesroom, to Fran.
CHS Nj. Scala. for SH e2S.
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RY'THos. BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
TkUsTkES OF VALUABLE HOUSE on
GEORGETOWN REIGaTS
- BY virtue of deed of trust bearine date IN.

RYTHOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georretown
GEoRaFTCwN HEIGHTS. YIN
gay e oscSss B. se:Ias Sss ss
Lib, sS~SSng the l.s records for this county in
sell = gSslie auction in front o. the premise. 90
scloch p. M, parts OF Lots Nos. "a and rs, in
Bsails addition to Georgetown, with the improve
Warrington street. and has depth of 80 feet and
ing House and outbuildings, with the modern I'M
Srovements, and is now occupied by N. p. Causin,
Terms Of sale: $500 cash, Of which S2oo mus, be
dsSs % and The
the 70 Ss Dsa and
ss%ssi the DAY ' 81 s.l Hc' tS &c
At q the desuns &c 2: re'0s
e en Ss Day DSss IL Sns paper puShsd Is.
oe,,a. fF5.XSa } S1gsiITa5u Trustee. tee,
| ARsE AssoBTMsE G., 06 FALL AND WIN
lls Bridge Street, Georgetown, o.,
nas siK s5ss.
seIected with great care from the New York impor-
Gas 6s..: s ss:
BIZ SIX, French and Iri.h 81 and Col d Poplins,
neri1os pure Hohairs, and esoss Of ali the best
brands: Plaid Mohairs Satin Cloths and Surges for
s s. M0nkEiAG GOODS Of the best grsdes, full
line. OIofhs Cassimeres and Tweeds: Couryoisier's
,s xsnser Q, and youyins Kid Gloves; very fair
Striped and Plaid Shawls; Lace trim d Hapdken
Chiefs and Collars; Embroidered and Plain Handk r.
waterproof and Seeking Cloths q fret rats a-.ort,
ment Of ladies' and genflemens Under Wear, Elan
neis Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, eheetipes
shirtlpgs Richardsons best Irish Linens, Hlasksts
and Slreads Braseels, Ingram. and Three Div Oar,
pets, kues, Mats. Oil Cloths. &C. Cash purchasers
ere invited to call before making their chases
promising a. good bars aims il !. possible to give
ocL-lm =. ... JOHN HI. SMOfT
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FIRE-The alarm from box "a at 80 this af-
ternoon was caused by fire having been dis
covered in an unfurnished new brick house on
Washington street. between 4th and 9Th and G
and H streets. The flames were extinguished
however, with buckets of water, and the services
OF the fire department were not called into
reQuisition. Damage trifing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

TIE FRENCH RELIEF ASSOCIATION met las
evening at Marini's Hall, and addresses were
made BY Hon. Thomas j. Dcrant and others
after which contributions were received for the
French sufferers by the war to the amount o.
$50. 1t was resolved to hold the bazaar In thu
early part of January next. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

THE CHORAL SOCIETY advertise TO-DAY then
concert, which will be given Tomorrow
night at MetzerOtt Hall. Those Of us who have
been fortunate enough to near the singing oil
the Choral can testify to their efficiency. Thel
need no other commendation than this, tina
their audiences are always large and their per
formances always heartily encored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

| FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
| ing, go to Odeon Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
| corner n street. H,6
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Streets, &C., IN to resolution requesting him
TO work done in front lot 8, square 53S,
.ta,ing tina, he had measured the work, and his pc
the most careful person. in measuring hall
an old pavement for new work, increasing the
ALSO, one in answer to q resolution requesting to
and streets was Changed stsins that be- doe. MOI
Know BY What authority his Predecessor changed II;
bridge at that point; referred.
The following were introduced BY Mr. Free
and in I'd from i to i: referred By Mr.. BROOKE,
fsT to- s to s sid 10. :Ss
in ss,h stIss, from to and y g street from ga
Mayor to contract for the cleaning Of priviss and
Of nigh, so ate. being
S1 the q v e
chambers sdopted. By Mt Mouldin-Rsmon.tran cs
:ns s% s e. nsI9s j,
LtvisT;Bill for Iaysmsnis on both side. OF New
!s1rsS. b. M PcpsHBill for ..liss q J.ns.
on N s'az
- Mr. Tor gas LAM, iamIs on street
asIss y n 70 E saasIa
P . 81 H e o
holder Il as sSn1 70 ossDins ~ ALE.
100 paid for license; referred. BY Mr. Hupt-Bill
i CsIraher-kesolution reQues ing the COMMITTEES on
"a. 70 INQUIRE into The sHpsdieney Of lighting The
ssaaiion resus.ns The ssyOi o fdrni. COPY Of
as ssn &. he NE =: eIH
to change the grade Of is, str e bergen street
BIZ Tor !. m ii,h .treet from Psnnsr ssis ave
pSTs B. Ss
Bill to oJes grade AID pave alley in slusre $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

ki THoMAS DOWLlNG, Auct'r; Georgetc~ gu
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BusINgss
PROPERTY ON BBIOGE STREET. GEORGE
GOWN, At AUCTION
- ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON November l.,
1870, at O'Clock, will sell, in front Of the
-premIsee, part OF lot No. IS, in Old Georeeaovn .
ing . feet ON the south sde of Bridge straat
near the market, and running back 81 feet The i'm
provements CONSIST % a two story brick dwelline
rooms " it'll cellar. ~
The attention of capitalists is called 70 this sale
it is CT the most d sirs be business STANDS in
by Thomas Hunter a shoe store
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 and Il u,anths
with interest secured by deed Of trust on the p7o
purchaser q 100 will b. required when the property
lie ruck of. SN'N'p
ocS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES
just received nom Europe q new stock OF Kid
Gioyes, all colors and sizes, vhich still sell at
OLD pRces. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUNs
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
4OS Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Fur
hishing Goods. to be had at extremely low
prices, 60 to Philip Wallach's. H,6
HKMPLHR has all kinds OF Thermometer Ga.
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GLORIOUS NEWS

GLORIOUS NEwsl
Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ecer.
Gents Merino Cndershirts and Drawers 35,
~, 90, 20 and IS cents. The best 81 Undershirts
In the District Good White Shirts IS, 80, 81
and 81 rs; splendid article ~ snd So IS. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for IS cents Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents, Knit Jackets
IN an endless variety. The finest assortment or
Bows. Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman.
4o9 .th street, between ID and streets. and
m m Hall, COT 9TH street, opposite Patent
Omce. 1921:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

HELMBoLD's splendid six-in-hand turnout
made quite sensation on our streets this after
noon; and well 1t might, as it Is not every day
that an establishment like it is to be SEEM even
In this city of handsome turnouts. The idea or
making the grand tour OF the great central citics
In this regal style is an original idea with Helm
boid, and his present visit to Washington is in
strong contrast to one made by him not great
many years ago, when he paid his last s20 gold
p zee over the counter OF THE EVENING STAR
i0r advertising, firm in the belief that that was
the best use he could make OF it, He was RIGHT.
ne is now millionaire. Pluck and faith, i'm
printers ink did the business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: George,o~u
Il, UsEHoLD FUREIrURE .Nnr,rrcrs.r
AUCTION
q On THURSDAY MORNING. Noyemhar
81, Al ~ o clock, will sell a; the residence
- OF Charles ii Stocking, Esg No lar Wssh-
~ tnsfon street. between Dunbart0n an, RaalI
sIeets, general Assortment of Hon sehoI.
FURNITURE. consisting in part Of
Mahogany Spring Seat Chairs aud Sofa
kieeant and nearly new Brus.~ls Carn.t
Marble top and other Tables, Hat Rack
Bureaus, Bee steads. washstauds. &c
Extensicp Table. Dining room Chars kc
Hair and p max u actresses, Car pets and Oil Cloth
Morning DRY, Cook. and other stoves
Kitchen Requisites, and many articles not men
toned. NV 'i
Sale peremptory, without regard 10 weather.
nol-n iRepl THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
CAsH PAID FOR LADIES. CENTS AND
OHlLDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. at l.. GRADWOHLS 1TSI,
bridge street, Geor getown. Ncte by mail fr0,.
Georeetown or Washington attended To. oc2o ly
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sI43 ,s7a &C. In this amount was included II
certificates Of Indebtedness of $50 each. s,
that the amount Of cash actually received /
$4,000 IS. 1t will thus be seen that while b,
the law aforementioned one fifth Of the take
collected lover S2s, 0O0) could have been paid Il
certificates; less than 5000 has really been o
paid in.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Ms HEApouARIERs GRIFFIN POST, NO
us N, q. A. h.
GE9R6E roWS, ID a.. Nov. lat. ls-p.
Ihs Ut rfgnsr e-ting II this Poet vii y hcld
PAY Nov mher sd. isrO, a: ~ al, mil AZ
q ndance II requested. Ry order
VIM q. DREW Co-nrp.ade-
GEo. u. FRENCH, Ad Jufapt IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

FEAST OF ALL SAINTS -ro-a.y ba,,. a.
Feast Of All Saints, a holiday Of oblieatioT Sas
observed a. Sunday by the Catholics ana 80
vices were held al their churches the Same a.
on that day. As general thing the congrega.
tons were larger, and able discOurses were d.
hveIed upon the festival. Many OF the falthfn,
ASHAMED from all secular employment during
the day. Tomorrow Is An SOUS Day. Though
not a holiday OF obligation, il VIII he Observed
with appropriate soiemnity and prayers offered
Tor departed souls. 80 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

COLLECTION OF TAxEs-THe Corporation Ger
reported to General Whittlesey, CITY Comm
ueiIer, the receipts on account OF taxes TO date
a. ioiiows general tax, sl3l, 1891; special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTYNES,
~ 400 9TH street, Intelligencer Build ing.
NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS By Rev. Oeta.
wins Perinchief, late of Georgetown
LIFE OF CHEST. By DIR. Hanna. New edition,
LIFE II fs III PIES Jesus OF NAZARETH BY ..so,,
ALMOST PRIEST. By Mrs. J Men. Wright.
COMPANIONS OF MY SOLITUDE By Help.
TIE PRINCES OF ART: PAINTERS, SCCEP-
TORS, AND ENGRAvERS. By Urbin1. Oc9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

tuTtd
within the last twenty years and the Numerous an
portsnt surgical operations performed Nv Or Johu
eton witnessed by the reporters OF the Sra aud many
and again before tie public. besides his standing
gentleman OF character and responsibility, 4 a
sufficient guarantee 10 the afflicted
SKIN DleEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED oc.s Ia
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.


Aor.R,UMs-The Preenness OF the wa"r III
,.r,r,, fsavs The Fnglish seohon'e depends upon
-, .no,nt Of LIGHT admitted TO II. The greehncss con
,.ts Of an immense number of MICROSCOPE psh.s =,
S n, germs contained in water; or supplied 10 IL
a. atIoospbere Strong bright light tcnCs 70 de-
' ,bose he cure consists In removing ur modifying
" Fifber nut the aquarium IN shauler place,
.S Sn~in fbe hours when the light Is most intense,
or ouiHS ,b sheet OF light blne tissue paper Al any
,e lief must he lcsscncd, then The gtCenncss VIII
,iisappear The best vegetation for an aquaf-
-, A. fhe green tm hich covers the stones or rock
M have been some time i'm operation, these can he
,5e IN crow freely otherwise by the means Indicated
hcva Pond river. marine plants Of the higher order
.oISon Az any goM Exception must be taken, how
ever 20 NalSmcria Sprans kdSSS lihc plan Whch
,rovs freely in fresh water aquarium IL very nrila
mental and gives oGt good supply ot oxygen.
ENGINEERING DIFFICULTIES.-Natural phe-
nomepa SAYS the London Journal Nature must be re-
rded bv the engineer in the tropics Here the boring
xor,n will teach him sauary caution. In the East we
nav seen a railway train stopped on an incline hy
lo.nsts The ocSS have fancy lor stlhs on tne rds
snd when thc engine-whcel touches them they are
rsb,d Leaving the rail oily that the wheel slips.
on one line i'm the locust season, sandbOAeS are uSed
lin The locomotive. oysters are, however, newly
re"nrlcd enemy 10 the engineer some gouTInand suR
,astad the harhor OF utlCOrn a. suitable place Tor
ster bedS and the Madras Government doubtless ap
nrciaye of the value of oysters either Tor eating or
tor r,earls turned deaf ear to remostlance Ilne mas
hoUeVer lust fled the IemOnstTants, Tor, though thc
nroecors have got abundant supply OF oysters thc
baor of Tutcorn IS said tO he III danger Of total
destrction hy the growth of the oyster beds, ana the
Attention OF tho Government is seriously directed 10
cross the love OF The Madras coast n so pro
yided that harbOrS valuable than oysters ana
campaign will be directed against the after. although
the revenue authorities banker after the taxes on the
peartfiSntrY.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
SATURDAY, Oct. 29-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, OCt. 2g-P. NJ.
The first transactions of the day at the
Stock Exchange developed feeling OF hesitation and
uncertainty the part Of the operators, IL they were
in doubt whether prices had touched hardpan for the
time or whether further decline would be- established
The market, however quite steady, and the shorts
have doubt been induced 10 cover to considerable
extent, outstanding engagements. Under these pur-
chases prices became rmer and the market strength
ened the desire to take in short stocks increased To
this is attributed mainly the rally in prices rather han
10 fresh the part OF the bulls. Upon the
whole the feeling has been cheerful but the move
ments have not been active decided enough 10
warrant the belief that the turning point
OF the market has been reached, although many incline
Ia that opinion Thus during the day the chances were
about evenly divided further decline or an ad-
vance with prcpondsrating influence in favor OF the
latter as the naura result OF uninterrupted decline
for several days. 1t is by means certain that the
bulls, whose movements will control the market, are
ready for the reaction and IL not the improvement of
the day is but an eddy and indication Of the real
tide II il well established fact however. as It seems
10 u.s. that the break in the prices has given healthier
and better impulse To the market, although II may he
doubtful II il has been decided enough TO he thoroughly
successful in awakening strong interest on the part OF
the outside public The bank statement, which pro
non,ed very favorable one, assisted in giving fI1ner
tone tu dealings and prices were well sustained AFTER
its publication. The market closed strong on the best
prices of the day. Tic principal dealings were in the
Vanderbilt stocks Lake shore wabash, Northwest,
St. Paul Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mail and Western
Union Telegraph The following table shows the
highest and lowest prices of active stocks sold AT the
Board 10 day
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lo,Do. Oct 2aii:)0 mConsos opeei at 81 or bo,b
the American securities quet L. 3 Five sen Boad
1862 49, 1865 old si Ten Rortes w. s.ets quiet Eie R,s,v
shares t3i Illinois Centrss 10; Atlantic and Great Wessb n
Oct UBed States Five Tssn bond. opened fBe,
st &4 for III. issue Of 1852.
LIVERPOOL Oct 29-li:p m-Coton opened steady; Ndlhs
Uplznds ed Bddng Orleans Old The Sassof the day im,S
900 bsa Whats for No Red Western ard 80 'or S'-
Milxaukee
JosDos Oct 2s-CalcStts Lpseed srner at 0'.
LONDON $3.50 m.CoDros eose 9 for 10th
the T. fiycTwenty bonds 1872 s9 ls5 Ola iS
Ten Forts The for Amenesn scunies quiet Ss
quiet ia for Bs Railway shares 0 for Illinois Cehs y To-
Atlantic aud Great Western
LIVERPOOL 29-3: m-Cotton eo.d quiet; hddbng
lands 3dSd MteEng Orleans 9d9 the sss Of the dzJ
1000 bales including 1890 for export and spsuob The msrsrt
gue Lard "a Beef III per teros u DH ' Eastern
Pnm, Nes. kosn 5i3 per cyt.
LoNOos Oct. 33 m-Amencaa carhes closed qHH s'o"so
al
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
Isos sspr. ] 1876. TO DATE.

FRBIGHTSThere bss been fair business IN the nhe o
s S' % % 40 @ a.s Wse., st sd pei bash
h T. oSo bgt Wheat b. .s isd and bb p.
81 There chartered bari to Cork o. Sih 800 quarters
GEAiNIbe strons feeling and br export demand .bh b,
Ssie S.se up % near he s Change .ee oadsT
@ . sca ~ ,oT 1T"' , " 1.is se. IN s ,ns 6oysr
further sdvsnss With s raj 's pen' and prospective
ing 0otcsabe prior last IN early Of this week hs.
entirely a"dss ye sPPi'' % n. ,s 'If ps ons
controlling influence market bui with Prses
masH. would then sud profitable poJmrn, transporting
pin. Pru and rse r'as %s b e Ss. % % mi. Sunp,
the quantity required to meet the -,n. s Eu,oOr
.sd the DALI paper. Of s qa,na Of Wb't in sight SOM
1..r ss 90 S... fa nothing Of aoeni shsn 700
mind the crp Water Wheat e states south of this
I GJ q 5 s ss. .p We ne % n the ss s Winter
the sOaD E cent NOR % 81 ss s,. ss. " wh. s1 ,s1t n.
spending ysr the fact q the bas are
Ss. Gs :,s p..:, % 'I S @ as.sd
s ~; f: lse. .a cs os sss .' sn the no.
.ss .r ps and :. l'.s sS as hs % o ss ia .Sss sore @ %
eh,ag h.1d Insuna Tpass a., rue" dali and l. Quit. bay
osHS. 1o "A' Tss e.Sa Ss 'o Of q. '@ r ana ~. % su ss
Europe hs higher tse opean but The bsen Of f
So,sr. ,iss the psacs 70 S'- spss H:ssa snns
he .od unn.s Csoee Waite WHIT, s1n ..a "a
shippers hold OF .bs larger arn,ss induce esy-r hh
~ as n % Mo- so spns 81 % No. s.
81 Jodsl Ne sT.atee 81 3.asl 20 for
for While Michigan II s. isr Whit enesee Barley heay aud
w 3 and S see s s GH for g. IsT & B 81 & .. - for
% We. @ os 81 81 % . I st s'if & tss s s. 3
The trade the sales 49, be.se. New Ohio ~. traes
s and Old At @ anOs Rye better and demand tn. a.
279c bush Western IG. Con- better ,.a t.s
bush Damp and gn,o9nd isa, wss1 s.,i 7sds'e Zoe
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31

The gold market has been dtyod of special interest,
and during the morning generally firm at @alus
the rmne being due Ia The large uncovered short in
teTest In the afternoon the price fell back to lll
though but few transactions recorded at that price
Cash gold has been good demand and borrowers have
paid i-6 l32, and 364 Of per cent until Monday. The
payment Of the coupons drought 10y the Cunarder will
add materially to the supply of gold. and tend to make
rates easier The prepayment OF the November interest
without rebate today t92,Gis 50, making total 10
date Of s3s72SS L. = Fyes OF 1871 the amount Of
10000 were redeemed to-day making total OF 81 i O
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
follows: Gold cleared, SS9'G.OOo; gold balances, sl,52
o0}; currency balances, Sl,2io,ol.
The transactions at the l.. = Treasury to-day were
follows:
Gold TB2f 10 r-Tment- lft 81 y!
6slsnc. .... t7 10 - CuTcy bslsuee... eJC $50 9,
Customs, xJJi,WJ.
Foreign Exchange has been strong, though AZ usual
after the sailing of the steamer dull The following
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31

na yno Ths s,eers on New Yorh today HsrS Ess
In Phhlpha hasnr has been trAaetd and pnces
2 for o spd 7ass r The spa YER, Rssna
II 600 bbls snd Crvis, 60 ID.
RICH-Tksre FOR un al o
70 ssppy trade d price Ne-s 7ds
fnng S21Oc bsls 80 bids tSl le for Cus O3 II, Cs
Tied do. Refined dull sogd qne~ aid fey Hsrs,
sEEuS-In gr.s. Need ,he,e |. . Iohaug tfa1 ,n
IS per bah for Timothy, snd lOuOic y or Cover GIa,t. LIN
seed 10 nominal at o. zJ gold for spot ~
sTBARs-The msrkst much depressed quiet, ,s rs.,.
from l2dl7o for Inferior % Choice
TALLOWThere hss BEEN fair demand rs for .rro,, ,,
saL, ofDOo N.
WHsKY-wib 4 bb receipts The market a. been oepr.,se ~
lower; IIonbophd s offered at S3l 2le., ard myers.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31

The receipts OF fractional currency for the week ending
to-day amount o s522.OOO. The shipments were notes,
u s26266; fractional currency, s97&S76 Treasurer spin
hsds security for circulation Si4 and for
public deposits $d0tsl $50; mutilated notes burned
during the week, t7l to amount burned, 9t6s
hank currency issued for bills destroyed during the week
$6ti;0; total amount issued therefor $50 49, 1885, balance
due for nutiated notes S96,sJ3; bank circulation out
standing at this date t0l, $50; fractional currency
destroyed during the week, S3lJ,6l6 40.
The earnings OF the Des Noines Valley Railroad Com
pany for the third week in October kgJs9 ~ in
the corresponding week in 1869 Of s50;l TO-
The earnings o the Pacific Railroad uf Missouri for the
third week in October 81 s67 6l, showing de
crease Of SS IL fron the receipts vi the corresponding
week in 1869