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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-28

A lady correspondent of the Boston
Transcript desires certain "rights" at a
hotel which appear to us reasonable and
proper. She don't want the ballot, but
appeals to Susan B. A. to assist in Sc
curing the rights she would like. We
can't promise Susan's aid unless the ballot
is included if that is done, as soon as
the Oberlin Professors are obrought to
terms, Miss A. will look after the sister
at Newport The lady asking assistance
says:
'Let me say word on woman's rights
at hotel. am not strong minded, mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


THURsDAI Dec Zs-BREyEs-Auys 6i besdS e,fs o. Wee
hAuleu One Huudrs; and Is at COmmuHpSv Trade rather
and prices barely sustained Butcher buy view OF the
holiday demand for poultry Small G Of Mondays cattle
sin the list dscsIging their stock
the expected arrivals that road did not reach
here all owing the rosd The drove, which did
" for y Morris 6 for hcCshey for e. O. Juhand
cattle Bugers impatient tardy
The Morris cattle
Texans sold by Tosey Sons llc lU
III sso ~ lO5ey AT Jo hege NeyeS sod 10 uDot
Miller horehOnse ksd Y Of % about
Lee r. sold " Of scsn cwt 81 Hdic Also large
bullock scales, 10 c. Kaufman for sos
afrey Hurd selling their 6i Illinois steer us Of then
J. Church for g. Jursnd and thnnish
l0o 3N tos Lei also ~ little 81 cs State cattle for g. Orr at
l3c
Al ebutdrcd T. Alexander In 10 Kentucky cattle
W ThoHpsu had 10 y Scar
and 1. Eastman,
Tcmp.oD ,eI Bs iH Illinois c.t. ct iial' largely
the scales he, 81 n Y cwt
s Sciusr sod 81 Illinois steers cwt 3.c 81 y e.t 70
Ohio csle lto; a. Kentucky cvt al l5dlc
r. G. Eastman working Oh " Illinois lb n
sov ese st hold from Monday OF the stale ts
Bright sold for A. WOolert0u 50 ordinary Canada cattle lisa
lie dress 81 = cWt Also heavy State cattle for W
X. walsh ,95A n, gross 81 lh;c.. 60 d Y c~t
(AIyRsIhs 81 readily a. MI pr1ces v
selling ~ o. those hpe Bu0s County fat yes about 10 D. lie
Mctraw Reid also sold fine State calves lts N At lie
s0ll at COmmLnipsW, FOryeghth.
and efhsNfoh The market rather veal but nearly
unchsugd Extra a such lower leo n CsnadAs hDg Al s
Oug Tao very fine Ky ~ b went A. Bc ia Csusds l6 ~ Tie
t7 Ohio "A ~ &c pa State GO H. Sc ~ Of u n, SIC; 2l7 Ind
81 n SIC; Il H., &c n, C.
E27 cars Al Port ethst at weehs-ken saa
Communpsw There little in dressed hos, Of zoo
selling 8!c 20 n down. 100 n dOwn Sc 49, N dovn
gc Western dressed quoted Al &c. for ~ N
and SIC for poo n down The only live hogs sold load
Ohio 27o No. 50 They quoted edtie though very
light eOuld sell q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALABAMA STATE INDoRsED BONDS, BEARING EIGHT
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, ISSUED BY TRUNK
LINE-THE SELMA. MARION. AND MEMPHIS H. H.,
AND SELMA AND GULF r.. H., Al % AID ACCRUED In
TEREsT IN CURRENCY.
This line Of railway forms the shortest route from
Memphis to the sea, and will command OF compile
ton the vast cotton traffic of Alabama and Mlssls-
sppi which States il traverses. In addition TO this,
large part of the freight by way Of the Mississippi
River viii seek at Memphis the more ra'd uahspof-
tatinn u the sea afforded by these lines.
One hundred miles of this route are completed and
show large earnings from way traffic alone. ! he
completion of the enterprise is already assured by
the large sales Of bonds and liberal subscriptions Of
town and county and.
Considered as a railway mortgage alone these
bonds are equal To any now IN the market But IN
addition 10 the lien on the railway property, the
bonds are secured by the obligation Of the state OF
Alabama, indOrsed upon them, Which has been de-
eared by the leading lawyers Of New loIk TO be as
binding Oh the State as the currency bonds which
now sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
For sale at % and accrued interest, by
HENRY CIFws q Co,
Financial Agents Of State Of Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

PETROLEUMCe in huls dull and prices nominal at
l3e veei Refined quiet hut srm sales
2O Philadelphia business mOderse 1850
bills 2l the Cet the market quiet 50 TIE lower
and 80 10 o upper.
RICE is dull; sales 40 tos Csrolui at 81 ale. cash.
SUGASRaw better detnd qnote Pair 70 Good
Refining 10. Oi: bids l0dlclc for Cubs, l2td
$50 boIes Havana psrt lO Refined
dul and veal At lfi 4,c. for IlsraS
sEBDS-Clover Seed l. fm sales 10 hsrts lie The mkrtet Tor
Timothy dull po nominal, CScus Lnseed IL
firm
TALLoW STEADY: sses u 90 n At 81 d9c for Choice
WHISKY been prices hn IL bills
~ Soc Tor ir0B.bOuBd closing At the latter Prce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

Pyu4pryHI, Dee a Cotton quiet; Nddtns Uplsui
S S G' sasyspe 81 - 81 BIirs ~ s9,Ss Spring wSss
EiT. Rsg % S 50 ~ "a @.. dS indiana i R ' G S
sla Dea~ar; as4 oho - $40 ~ 90 Rye quet "een 9o
western ssq5S S s.e GSensSas, g5@Porsnt Pe'Toleu"
BnrsoEs bee z2-COtton quiet, Mdaing Upland lstc Low
Mddiug late Tour srn and .v .e' mc.tI a. he outside
T,u 80 75a % 2 C Mn, SSgrSs GO s DO kIi. g
do E1 2 and M 1 5em.D5 Tor ssocs choice White 81 ma
i 49, fair % prime o. t6a 81 COS prime choice Red ssd
81 sO good q ESQ 81 Co. eoanqr 81 2q*i % 0h0 .Ht
low 71d73 and higher stI a5ic Provision, dull and
s1. ss@ H sss so Lard a a %Hiy qus 90 S
o~se y Do S Sr see "a AuS sa %H.i for
S Witt. y - - poa, rlE. qu Club
cI@os Dun % 300 bush =, si o1 as sales 200 so;
1 e 70 o. E pr Sp 's,1A s..d
~ y aa Hsh~is.. u. as Railroad FsrptsFour Boston
sc to Se-YerE Ahsp, SOC Gr.s and hleed 70 BO
1 zI - r. De- Q wen: Ey, sal, Of
bag lot q pee at sosqsh.lns depot " - o. ~. dull Corr
9 e Barley du VII sellers, ..s c.iTwoscSsd a. ZOE
dO and have Oby note 's' of bag lot Of selected
Lor.yiE Dec a,R.sSiss srn 2s%z7e Cotton trm Mo
he Bscosboadef. csi ceT Rim 2ic Char side, lSe Bu
as Tosooo ss.ay s % Sd at $50 Ius
81 Ior IepD Dee sdlnr ioial'i Rog, der
Sr T y "S w. r. o. PGs 5S. TT g. Mate Ss RI :. 1 %
81 3Gq 81 Corn DALI yellow bult @e.7e do sacked SIC
wy daI 4 Sc I.Iscrc 3o@i1. hsTs $50 S'fs0s 10
t5 .. SIDE. rS Sars s.eds~s.f R IN c..r SIDE.
-. S S Foa aS ts Sls. 800 ss.
TcLsPo De fsar if 70 s s'@ ,S wss
New aR sss Dbl p@ sa5SbG.S Nbes S u oats
~ sITs.s, De- t s s s. 10 ' q Ssi; nd
sTa at - So KsssSI 1909 DS TloaT. gOo0 Ous Wheat saD
"s csrsS s. T,,,o'; .s ,':s,ns,
L1ggT No <
.s%aIe S sar. j.. .fe5ooS duil o.. dali e
QUIET i @ ~ Barb, dun at III. Hgs.ip,, 3.miasny g.!
&c s s r'.y1 e I've ' s. dal M
tios, S ns eso Ss Flour 40 Sass CerS 5000 os
R1yr De- p F1our steady dur Wheat que' srml'
sea j, W. VINE a. ss9s 81 Corr qa.t ss bush OIL
er ii S,sc Toledo sOnnny GzSele o. stros ,isa
os,c Al s otbs article. unchanged snd oa.r.s Jpr!
& H. y, . . .sd a. ..a ws. iI- a.d
Rd Sati ~ c:o s,S re 'S aa noe,
Bsrl-y quiet sss 4 IN Lshl t.Id s%lie, srT
sIs 5ass asked ga 80 .asId Lifa ts .n ~ lsir s.,sa
Clear RID 9s c.sr SIDE, s' o@;, sis Leo. sI, a sT %
ssysg e.p,. ieoE .sd Owing 20 esla
sssS .' :. !: s r.: 81 Gss. Meat. as fi.s.
s', bee sdv.oeasi ... Ne .siii, B.ss
~ Is. HoFs S5ss7n
corrox sAREHTa
nos Dec s. @s s'. .s ~ I . no. .is
h4Shns' Sso.sa :. ~ : sv ann x5. iHa
Iase net Ieops fJ2 Ia srpoFss-to sp.i' q" "e "e
Bo~1os be- 2coiiOD qaIei hda's, Es'; oo q, 20
saSasaaS 80 De- sa~cooS srs esDg. sh, sallsg' 49,.
se W ssIs s.',zs s s, s .ocl $50 Ss
BALTis0HE BET 27-C0iios STEADY sr ss 90 a. ~
net receipts, 7ss bales grsss, $50 baes ~" w " ~ $500
Ssvosl.ASs Dec ..s. :. .,".'a n.ass; ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Iorpos Dec 2l-IJi mCen-o ciosed at 81. for End
quiet United States Five Twenty
bonds. 1862 81 1866 Ss' 1907 NJ TenPors S stocks quiet
Er 1911 III Atlantic and Great Nerern Ky.
IIvEKPo0I Dec. 2-4:e pmCctou srner; hddlug Upsnl.
g8lI IGns Orleans d3d us sales Of The DAY foot W 900
eud sfs hses for speculation md export Common Rosu
5tUSA RelDed Petroleum, D. 7dll7s
Ipsrux Dec 2i-iai ul1al"w co-i active Quoted al = 4
AErwrAr. Ice 2L--PctToleum opened trner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
PROPOSALS for $4,000 DOCK BONDS OF

the CITY Of EBW-YORK-Se,led proposals will be received
at the Cnptrolers Oso. until WEDNESDAY Dee a. 1870 at
p will he publicly opened for the whole
Of book BONDS Of the CITY OF
ERWYORK authorized Chap @ Of the Laws Of 1870 and by
linton the Sinking Fund passed Dec H. 1870
Bonds will bear interest at the rate of cent innun pay
able dy Of MAY and November IN esee and The prn
cpsl vi redeemed the FIRST day OF November, 1901.
Tn, Proposals wilt the amount Of Bonds desired and IN. price
hundred o thereof snd the whose proposals
Seoepd viii herupou b. required 70 deposit With the Chamberlain the
awarded together with premiums thereon
On presenting 81 the Chamberlain for
w be entitled certificates for equs
Of the Gu. o. the awarded 10 them besnng Interest
from the dates u psyr,cni. .uz.ea.. 49,,
P.rh Proposai ,ho1d sealed ndorsed PROPOSAL FOR
DOCK BONDS or THB CITY OF NEWYORK" and ucosed In
second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller. .
the OF the Comptroller 10 Get or 81,
OF ID. bd judgment the Of the Coorsion require IT,
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. COMPTROLLER.
CITY New Yori Department Of Finance COmPIolers once De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCT.

Per Norm AineT, Fssssts. anil R1tlUItI
g6 5sf3 bales Cotton 1882 bbs Flou $40
10 bush Corn lOOO buh Os no bush Grass Seed
bhs Meal O3 bsg Corn Meal % bills
srr IurpeutRc m bhs Rosb, ga bills Port, "a ptg. Boz.
pigs Lard reg Lard s3i psgA Better 6
ptg, Cheese 3s bb Bsgs a. hb Lard OH & pes Drei Rrat
l2 Dressed Hogs WHISKY. ~ hs Wool, ~ bales Hops
Hides hd Hides, hhda Tobacco -
ptg Tobacco el starch 2 bsgs Peanuts - chests Tea SJ'
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

NoT1cF.-The interest due Jan. ]. 1871. on the
BONDs of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on and
after that date upon surrender Of the coupons, al
the Fourth National Bank. NewlOTk.
Bonds of the State of Georgia, as they mature,
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking
House Of Henry CLEws q Co, - Nall-str New
York. RUFUs h. BULLOCK. Governor.
EIecafire Department, STATE Of Georgia. Atlanta
Nov 10. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
B,yrAIo LIVE STOCK maRkEr-pso =,

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK hlRKET-DKo y 49,
head No rspt. TO-DAY orias =, the
The kadnt sss head Kentucky l2o ~ AZ
90 IS; fs DO s,ersus Less ~ at go y c. stIaEs.
.rer.grg l1 n &c 25i % Ininss sver.ging loli 10 ,'
81 80; DO, sv.rsEinE lt?3l at 81 soi pi 90.
2t6 ~ IS III Is BsEss Hsenc loo 10, al 80 70
IS Illinois 1874 ~ at &c sOi Canada, averaging ss n
Is 50 20 Cansa averaging 5 n at 81 So 10 Ctnls s'ehe
lib n at % Is and Is Canada oreu sTersgng ls@ ~
seeep stu eeninus inn Int YER que. ihf is we're 81
- o.nadas averaging i3 n at SO l2i 40 Cssd svrsng llo
At Q. s0 sb ohe .vcrsrng At - @ 2l9 Ohio aysrasius %
H. at as; i4 Ohio 20 n, u g. IA 10 MehssB
aging n at 81 rs; Michigan sver.ghg H. - Hes'
stronger. sales being 81 Isl 81 Il Tor good shipping
stook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
CT, bank shares were Quiet and steaay The following
were the bids:
Offered Aaked.

In railroad bonds Central Pscihcs sold at SAT Union
Paohcs declined from 500 TO TO- The Incomes sold at A.
C. C. and C. Frsts quiet at 81, and Rock Island
eevens at 100. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

Treasury DEPARTMENT, STATE or Arkansas,
LITTLE ROCK, Dec. -, 1870.
The commons due Jan. l, 1871 the six per cent
Funded Debt bonds Of this State Will be paid on and
after that date upon presentation at the Union Trust
Company in the City of New-l ork. -
HENRY PAGE. State Treasurer.
D. b. SICKEIS Financial Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
THE MARKETS.
lc.refuI, kspor.ea for Tns TRIsrNn

lCsIefuly Reported for THS TElsrNE . ,.-
moderately active al Ut ga ~ "a Fear"
Ase dol a. 90 - 20 70. .,,.-.,,.
COTTUS Gve closing with booSsai ens ne i.Ior1n.
.sn receipts the IOs gyng h0lrt
s sevsnFe ssle $50 bales q i last evt iuen1ng 80, o er
81 for spculstoH Fer gnre oele
rood. Of go bales oF Decent
~ Jsuusr,, III US 36e 80 TOY fsbiuAIy a. ISte
December IS llGalSe Zoo for yaDusry A. - . 100
IsJc Fsbru1rT sic lSic 100 igr ntcs ~ - 1's
40 iOO M Atr II Iste aud r. o. Mobile a. 3lee We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

The Company and operate LOIS miles OF rail
way. TIE average number of miles operated ny the
COMPANY during making the average earnings
say s. 900 per milo. The earnings per mile for 1869 were
$3.50 Had the earnings Of 1870 been the same per mile
1859 the gross earnings would have been, S0 500
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day;
Pennsylvania state 6s third ISSUE sold at 1914 Phsdei
phia and Erie Railroad 2C Reading Railroad, 49, Penn
syvaUia Railroad, Oh. Gold was quoted al llOs
The Customs receipts for the week ending Dec 10 arc
~ follows New-YOrk Sgs3s 627 Boston, S2732s5; Pha
delphia SllsIG; Baltimore. SPILLS; oau Francisco
t5fg6- Total. $3455.0l2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

Britain te bales, Genoa 80 bales Boston il bses 's
1850 bsles soeh, III go bales -
wIspsTos Dee Cotton vestn kddhsc riei ~ rssP"
&c bates; sses snail
EonpoIx 22-Cotton quiet Low hddlpss lie net recep
Ta bsIs erpcr-eeastvse 2% bales sales. $50 bae' sIoea
hales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
HEW-YoRE AS Nsw HA1Es RAILROAD Co,
TsIIIuKI.s OCE Corner eJ.bbst snd Fourth

Etv-IoHx. October ~ lsIo
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS.-At q meeting
Directors of Company held Al he Oae. II The
TUESDAY October 49, Instant The fono-nt resu
tCu adopted
Kesor,d That ~ Twepv. tfz3l pOtr share
scrip and hereby called for p,Jtb
on TUESDAY, JshusrV 2, 1871. 49,
In conformity resolution ID, Trsssf Boois of hs
snpsny be 10Th Of December and
closed until tbe 1911 both DAYS ineiasivs
soboe viii all when n,sHf payment for shove install
orrhon,s order thst the payment d
Hdred h.renpen By arjeI III. Board
JOHN T. SHELTON. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
ITO INVESTORS.

ITO INVESTORS.
i'll POR sALB,
MACON AND AUGUSTA r. n FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
$1,000 mile per PAYABLE and Jaly.
Principal aud guaranteed by TIE GEORGIA AND
BAkKlkG GO. or GEORGIA.
IN, road ooirp4-d operation The 10
lien per mle small and recommend the
Bonds in all respects = rAie Investment .,- "a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
pRoCLAMATIoN Of SALE of the TEXAS

~
l. AND ERwO "LBANs RAILROAD-By the Governor OF the
STATE OF TEXA in The aud b, the subony the se Of
TInwhs T.. ,irOad company inovn that Of h, TeIs, and
New Orleans Rtro largely Indebted 10 the school fund ~ he State
TeI for pne and interest Of the ses school fund ossd ~
the under the Of the Legislature Of Angus. 18th 1855 ehtid
provide rtht Investment Of the special rhoo fund in the
bonds o. Incorporated ny the State
eBt. tber.-vhh secured by the bonds
COMPANY and sIeeued to the STATE OF Tens under
aid art and sioendweLis; AMI
railroad By failure 20 the interest and
snug .sa Indebtedness. has complied with lie obligations
nndsr 18Th lS the shsDdmeh thereto
complied With the Of sh Of August. 1870 entitled Az
relief Of rno,d Indebted the state for loans
frorit tie special school fund Z" and
Of failure the Governor Of the State 10
que Of the L.Ctas 70 cause sad thosd 10 be sold IN
Satisfaction Of sad Indebtedness . . -
therefore that In eonfornV With sd Ier Of the
lsgisstur, EDMUND DAVIS Governor OF sad STATE vii
TUESDAY the 10th dsy Of February D. sl eaa 70 he soa IN.
Orleans Railroad AID the charter rgh OF sad
including the rosdbed ytt Of srsdnt bridges iron
equipments and and all The soci subscribed for in sal,
Company a., s.tons and al he property owned
Company 10 i buGness-sAd railroad beng about
hundred and eight tl08l miles lorg $500. 49,
place public sueoh s,b lth day ofFshusr
1871 door Capitol the State Austin between the
boun Of anu ID. 10 be to The highest
bidder; prorf,d hO Governor ID. right should
be advisable said for the benefit the school
fund bid he made sufficient the principal and n
ri due tb, school fund
In rnou, whereof hereunto Ignd AID hir.
OF the "a he shred at the CITY OF
Of A. D. E7U and Of the ln1e
EDMUND }. DAVIS Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

Balance TO efe Of Income Msy 81 l7o.... s5ntH ~
Net Earnings, All months ending Nov 80 l64 I4l49f' "a
Total Earnings Of Eov 80 1870 25 81 sS
Deduei dividend payable De 80, 49, l''s'O 10
Surplus Dee ], 1870. 25E1 W
In an address 10 the shareholders OF the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railway Company, the President says:
The earnings Of the Mlvaukee aud ST. Paul Railway
lpsrtiy estimated for Decemberl for the ending
Dee 81 VII te. : '-VOuV'
The Opersiug expenses tNeycmhcr and December 1900.
being psIt estHated) will be- O. 0 per cent 4oJeo
Net earrngs ............ = ~. 90
Ir'tresi on tons Tor the wear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Applicable 10 dividends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000
Der cent on SO "a 80 preferred sock ..... 1291D
Bsl.pc. ..................... s7N PSI
pef etrt o. SO 81 common stock.......... 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
publish tine following comparative statement OF earn
ings and expenses for the months Of the fiscal years
Iss9-7O, ending Nov 30:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
Soaro an6 Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY, having taken the fine
n house No. 400 Vest T-entyhir. vii AGCoMoDAIE i,uiho
gentlemen with Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS
BOARD. References exchanged
ITO LET-A few cOmmodiOus FLATS, or
complete of Rooms IN udng PreEcb
permanent Of sDor Inqae 81 CHAkLks G.
WAKELRT, Ne lO4 East Tsnth-st n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
miscellaneous.

LNOR SALE-AbOut twenty (20) thousand No.
i PIRE BRICK A1ir..s HORTON kABiE P-sisIh y. Y.
SAGINAW (Mich.) SAW AND PLANNING
- hLLS-Ths un.>sIp Asv, THRKB MILLS oesg asssa,
TWENTY-FIVE hILil0ss FkET OF BlhBkl
sas
ALL KINDS or ahBER
scssssd IN pash, sle LsAs shsg- rsiss ns.sss
wisios frsnes CssHss ke ~ sthsr s
Orisu solicited BENNETT C.
fI'HE BEST PLACE to BUY American and
EssA Matches 5.rs, A.srssrs ceetoe End Pessa CeeAs
FRASkffkLDS h EsssBhsbsd
,essts-s snd Eighth ava. Tvesy sirtAsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23


L yea CsmPsuc sOO PER AHgu't, and oTo DO
ksS Aeu 90 49,.
PLOUg AND AEAJTb low grades opened firm, With ftI dsnapd
eI aud ryesnsnt; Trade FAMILY ssady sn
r omsBc 50 and sBTsne hrnei bni MT active TIE
sreu1lvs nquiy for The low grsd sses
zoO0 b Eat stste sbeut ct Is Sales 1900 beh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
rTHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

II Corner Third-sye aud TsentyriItrst,
EEw-YOKK. Dec p, lS70
INTEREST Interest the Of SIX Per Cent PEI
III $500 vii be- paid on anu after toe lh'
Monday In January. ~. 49, -.
Interest vii January and not drawn bear IN
deposits -, ra...,.
BanI open daily IN 10 and on Monisy "edne'd.
' SPENCER K GREEN, President
VIZ B. BIsss,, Secretary
V,HIRD-AVE SAVINGS BANK,
Il Corner Third avenue and T-sDt5-siIth.s'T e. .
Open dali, from 10 NJ. to D. 81 MONDAY. WEiNbNDAi
and EVENINGS from To O'clock SI e-Lt nss'
psd all irome 81 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

OUIoS or rHE HOrsroS AND TxIAs CEsrRAL RAns.d Co.
No. 81 WALLsT EEwYORK Dec 2. 1870.
THE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
7PBR CENT GOLD BONDS Of this Compsny due Jsn 1871
wan w 49, W ~ 49, C. ENNIS, Comptroller.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-04-09
From .TaDan.

After our paper was printed last weA, we re.
ceiyed, through Mr.. Hassinger, from Consul Var
Reed, whose attention to the wants of the press
is proverbial,-a file Of Yokohama papers, brought
by the Jennie Eastman, whose arrival was briefly
noticed last week.
On our fourth page will be found some inter-
esting extracts about the Oneida case, which has
excited such universal interest. After all the de-
tails are read, no other conclusion seems possible
but that the lives of most if not all on the i'll
fated ship might have been saved, and that the
desertion of her by the Bombay was one of the
most inhuman acts ever recorded.
The wreck of the Oneida has been found
lying in 10 fathoms of water, and proposals are
solicited by the Admiral to raise her and to save
her armament. She is said to have been one Of
the finest vessels in the American navy, and was
IN active service during the rebellion.
The Japanese Government still continues it's
prosecutions OF the native Christians, and 1900
were transported during January into exile. The
foreign ministers have united in a strong remon-
STRANGE against this conduct of the Japanese
Government, and if necessary force will eventu-
ally be resorted to to check it.
Coal of fine quality has lately been discovered
IN Japan, and the first mine opened is now turn
ing out one hundred tons per day of good steam
coal, equal to the average Welsh. 1t is thought
that coal beds exist in various parts of the en-
pire, and that Japan will become to the Pacific
what England is to the Atlantic.