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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

Ars-rAIs At TIE HAwAnAS HoTEL.-Clarence
king Arnold Hague, Washington; II. IL Hanna,
Indiluua, " P. Fuller, wife and child, J. D. Burt,
Thos Mootry. jr 5 B. Stoddard, jr., Chas. G. Lord,
" Bort r Cohen, H North, Mrs. o. Eldridge,
Ms Eldudce, Ms. K. h. Wakeman, Miss Sterling,
Nrs Ashburna. Mr.. Buring, wife, four children aud
servant NJ Ralston, J. +. Ken, Mrs Babcock, Miss
A. Babcock. 6. Wilson and wife, A. J. Pope, J. W.
Cririer. ". W Crigler, p Beaumont, A. II. Elster,
Miss Castor. Ms Osbond, Hugh Whttett, San Fran
cisco; Capt W Lapidge B. c. Howard, VIM. Nc
Ciurc. Dr. W F. McAllister, Geo. W. Douglas, S. S.
Montana. II. P. Curtis wife and child, L. 5. Army;
= ~ Greenfield and wife Jno Crunkshank, New
Zealand. ChRs. Gardiner, Chicago; n. B. Hinsdale,
Esnosha: Geo Donaldson, Scotland.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

HWY BlAsrINs.-Testerday afternoon, during
tC blasting operations for excavaing the cellar for
rress-s Dillingham; & Cos new building on King
S--ee- enc of the explosions threw large quantity
cr hc1vr rocks some Of the pieces weighing over a
hun5-e6 pounds, into the rear Of Bollman's coffee
s-1crH. causing considorale damage. A large rock,
and also heavy piece OF chain which had been used
g c0ror the blast struck within few inches Of the
lfichau door where one Of the walters was stand
fur and strange 20 say, although several pieces fell
e-est 20 Whcre other persons were standing, one
ras either struck or injured. Ii is a matter Of
great srr-se especially after viewing the shattered
o-r5j-ion q the surrounding premises, that fatal
arailauf resulted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13
Late Foreign News.

By the Montana, arrived Sunday morning we
have dates from San Francisco, to the 2gth ult.
We are indebted to Capt Lapidge and Purser
Howard of the Montana for full files of late pa
pess. We give below important kilograms:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13
DON'T READ THIS
Honolulu Ice Mandatory!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED A
Il fresh supply of Ammonia and made permanent
arrangements to prevent falling short in the future
ICE will be delivered to Regular Customers before
At FIVE (5) cents per pound.
Orders can be given to Mr.. Wn. Wallace. who has
the sale and delivery in charge, left on the sa.es
- Thos. G.. Thrum's and at Judd 4 Layton's.
Orders from the other Islands delivered alongside
the vessels properly packed, at rate With cost
Of box and saw-dust added. Cost Of box refunded If
returned to the Factory.
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes made 70 order at low
est possible prices. D. SMITH.
Honolulu, Feb. 81, 1879. s-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

IMPORTS.
From Jarvis Island per Eamac March SIS Empty Bar
rels
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED,
Mar 6-Schrs Laiekawai from Waianae Pauah and Moi
keki from Maui and Warwick from Lanai
7-Schrs Mary Ellen and Odd Fellow from Hawaii, and
kamoi from Maui,
S-Schr Nettie Merrill from Maui.
9-Stmr Kauea from WindwRTd Ports, schrs Pauahi
from Molokai, Fairy Queen from Kauai, Luka from
Hawaii, Kanale Bridges, 80 days from Jarvis Is
land aud Am ship Syren Johnson loo days from
Boston.
10-Schrs Jennie and Msnuokawai from Kauai Prince
from Hawaii, sip Live Yankee from Maui and Am
stmr Montana, LRpdge, days from San Francisco.
l2-Brit bk Garstang, Thornton, lS5 days from New
castle-on-Tyne, England
SAILED.
Mar Gam bk c Murray Shepherd, for San Francisco
and schr pauahi for Moloka,
7-Schrs Juanita for MolokRi, and Moikeih FOR Maui.
Sam bk Alden Besse Besse for Hongkong, schrs Odd
Fellow for Hawaii, and Warwick for Mookai and
Lanai.
e-Schr Kamoi for Maui
u-Stmr Kilauea for windward Ports schrs Manuoka-
wal for Kauai and Nettie Merrill for Maui.
l2-Sohrs Jenny and Fairy Queen for Kauai Pauahi and
sip Live Yankee for Maui
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13
IMPORTS.

IMPORTS.
For san FTan,isSo, Per n Q Murray, March g.
Rocks, cs 3 prAuUts, tAgs lgb
Goat skins, budls 81 R.ce hays Tvs
Hides, tETvtul rs 2N Sugor, ON GN\ul|
MolaSscs, gals IAN nnW. tales lOO
rulu, bales lOl Wool, bales Is
Calue-poIncste StSS6S 20; For So; rans SiOs4 50
For uongkong, Per Alden Bgsse, March s.
Copper hNs Is Fungus, hays gSS
Copper, buds 81 shark Fins bX l
Dry GuUslS hN
VNlue-pomcstic 50 2Sl Sc; Forvisn .a,4NM
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

VIZ publish elsewhere list of the guests received
81 TIE Hawaiian Hotel during the past week. A
large proportion OF the guests at the Hotel are ex-
eursionisis who have visited Honolulu on the Mon
tana, ascending 20 return by the same vessel Our
reporter has interviewed many of them aud they al
most invariably regret that they had not made ar
rzngemeuis before leaving San Francisco to remain
here Tor = month, OF until the next steamer All
speak in the highest terms of the Hotel and pro-
nounce its accomOdations equal to those of similar
institutions 10 the United States The fact that more
guests applied for rooms than could be accommo-
dated al the house. the arrival Of the first steamer
must be very gratifying both to the manager and to
those who have assisted in the erection ofthe build
iuE. We have no doubt but those who have now
found such excellent quarters, will, upon their re-
turn 10 san francisco duly report their pleasant So
journ here, and be the means Of inducing many
Others to make flying visit to our beautifulslan
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

RUNAWAY Prevented. A few evenings since,
rhc span Of spirited horses attached to an express
Earoa we're being driven along BeretRnia street, the
traces became partially loosened, and striking the
animals about the legs, frightened them considerably
To make matters worse, in the attempt to keep the
horses under control until the traces we're adjusted
the ines parted. leaving the driver with only single
rem. Finding the horses were likely to become IN
manageable, and to prevent them getting away fIom
his control, he brought up with them against fence
near the corner Of Nuuanu street. breaking the SHAFT
Of sbe wagon. The driver was thrown ont and his
wrist dislocated, but be received assistance which
prevented the horses starting of and injurng not
Oaly themselves but whatever they came in contact
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE FUND OF THE
Il Honolulu Public Hall Association are
requested to meet at the Room of the Chamber of
Commerce, Kaahumanu Street, at ii o'clock A. NJ,
of THURSDAY, TIE 14th INST, to dispose of the
funds on hand amounting to STA.
CHAS. R. BISHOP,
]. c. PFLUGER,
W. L. GREEN,
Honolulu, March S, 1S12-9 1tS Trustees.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
sSCOLuJ NH EsHAv

Is in all respects one of the first houses South.
The proprietor having had an experience of
nearly quarter of century in the management
of the Charleston Hotel, is sufficient guarantee
that the "COLUMBl.i" will be found ms rcp-
resented.
WNf. GORMAN,
j. d. BUDS,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
SCHOOL BOOKS.

We continue TO publish the series of PICTO-
RIAL READERS AND SPELLERS. by tho
Rev. Prot. J J.. REYNOLDS, ID. D., OF the
South Carolina University.
TIE series consists Of seven volumes.
Reynolds Pictorial Primer, 10 cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Spellcr, 3 cents
Reynolds New Pictorial Primary Reader. %
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Second Reader, 40
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorig Third Reader, 9 O
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Fourth Reader: so
Reynolds New Fifth Reader, 81 25.
ScHooI. History OF South CARoLINA.-
Told in familiar style. BY Professor James
Wood Davidson, A. NJ Price 80 cents.
Professor Reynolds Writing Books, in a
series of five numbers, 20 cents each.
y School Register, to last six months, 10
cents.
a Table Book for young children, so cents
per dozen.
Teachers who wish to examine any of the
above works with view to their Introduction,
will have copy sent them on recent of hall
the above price. DUFFIE & CHAPMAN.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
Re. R. sTGDH1E Es,

10. R. SFOM ES,
Columbia, S. @.
Main ST., Opposite the Phoenix Office
Keeps constantly on hand n full line of Staple
and Fancy Stationary and large assortment
of Writing Desks, Ladies Work Boxes, Albums,
Autographs, Port Folios Gold Pens and Pencil
Cases, Portmonies, &c. &c.
Blank Books of all kinds, such
rs Sheritf's, Clerks, Judge of Probate,
County Commissioners, &c, OH hand and
made to order-rulel to any Pattern, of
the best Paper and materials, with or
without printed Headings; also PACED
or indexed, rs required.
Special attention given to the Binding
of Music. Periodicals Law Books, and
all the other work in his line. 1926
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
COL UMBL,d HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.

This frst-class and entirely new establish
ment, located i'll the business midst of South
Caroina's Capital, affords the very best accom-
modationsto the travelling public and pcrma-
nent guests. Large Airy Rooms, elegantly fur
nlshed, Gas, Bells, and Water throughout
Ladies' and Gcnilemen's Baths, hot and cold,
Telegraph Office i'll the Rotunda; spacious
Billiard Room, furnished with Pholan & Col
lenders best Tables; and with all the modern
improvements of a first-class hotel The
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
DIRECTORY.

DIRECTORY.
CHESTER DIVISION, No. 10, Chester, C. IT,,
meets every Wednesday night, ut Odd-Fclow's
Hall. j. NJ. BRhWLEY, w. p.
WATEnEE DIVISION, No. 8, Camden, meets
every Monday night, nj Temperance Hail.
J.B. kERSlIAW, w. z.
coLyMnIA DIVISION, No. 6, Columbia, meets
every Thursday night, s., Temperance Hall.
j. w. .SMITII, w. p.
PALMETTO DIVISION, No. j, Charleston, meets
every Monday night, ut Odd-Fclow's Hall.
WI. QUlGLEY, w. p.
Mr.. lIEnnoN DIVISION, No. I, Lexington
ancc Hall.
) II. n. SEM, W.P.
liopE DIVISION, No. ., Grahams 4. O., meets
every Saturday afternoon at its hall, at 3 p. NJ.
{. j. FAUST, w. Z.
AIKEN DivISioS, No. II, Aiken. s. G. meets
every Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall
q. w. NENIN, w. +.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
OWEN DALY's STABLES.

These LIVERY STABLES are situated on
Assembly and on Washington streets. Atten-
tive hostiers and good drivers always present.
The best stock and the best turnou,s in the CITY.
including rockaways, bretts buggics, etc, etc,
be furnished ut short notice. Our terms are
safe, our prices are liberal, and our stock equal
to the demand ~
Esr.n,Ic,,r,, ~ 1881
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
Medical AND SURGICAL NOTES.

c,,.srrr,rrp FOR CuIORoFORM-Dr. Richard
~ has read 70 the British Association an account o Ms
oyestcations into the uses OF various ethers ana O
nols in medicine and surgery Hehnds that u lS ,
.nr possible to predict the acono new and
stat exactuess from their chemical comPos,so ~ In
ss hy modifying composition 70 remove bo bones
convenience of danger bl hs .ne % " III snnnrsede
aer,n a,1i rs snalogues and that Will suspend son
eaton without danger 70 % me, Se ap@si6etie sub
stance from which excellent results may be eApee'eu'
AK,zGA. THE AFRICAN ORDEAL. PoISoN.-A
Branch chemist has made some experiments Win Tue
sou akasga-received from West Africa In bundles oi
long slender crooked stems and used there as an oroe
and finds IL 70 resemble vOnica ia its physioosc"
Effects He has separated from il new crystan%S % aS II
Iohd closely resembling strychnia. BAT ulnotne sns
iu being precpaied by akanue goSi gosion of the bark
pectcd wizard e made 10 drink l ,be nant n guilty
aud then TO walk small sticks OF iile Pi Pai' ~ tiv
l stubes and tries 10 stop over .ns Wien Inc is
were logs, finally falling IN hrnocepf The kidneys act
hcatCu to death by clubs ~ mt 20 he tbus Eliminated
r,p,,, por1rIcEs-The value of earth as
,,ont and ieodorizer Is vel knOwn aud the treat
,, f liberated and gangrenous wounds Win IL
:, ho.,,,oi,,r very general new application OF TINS
,,r has lately heen described, namely, the use OF
,asa dressing for the face IN two cases OF cGnnuen
5i p0x-dustug 10, ~ hue powder, over inc IaSes %
ihe ii.cnis - T., Stfrd forTSed clean dry wholesome
st.6 absorbing the infectious material, scaling on,
Ii,r coiyaltscence, aud leaving the underlying SKIN
f,r iiclug which Is well known as one OF the worst
characteristics OF the disease. was by TINS Sple nc"us
eulrely abated The earth used was lne pipe ciay'
A BEAM OF LIGHT DETECTED UPON THE
IrNGs-Beautiful well useful are the inter-rela-
zion. Of the different sciences For instance It Is Well
known fact i'm surgery that when ar gets INTO the tissues
n consequence OF perforation Of the lung by pune
t,re m n does not excite putrefacton suppurauon,
m N il ant ta when ID acts on An external Mouhu IN
l. ifcr 10 TIE London Times, Prof Tyndau mas CON
re,ie with this fact his interesting ana valuable or
sVtnn OF beam OF light, that ar e&psueu
frDnt p lungs by forced expiration contains no noa-
,.. arclrs and considers that together these facts
an rd e complete demonstration that germs IN te al,
removable 10y dltration, are the cause OF p9ifeae"oH
a s f- s.social cl phenomena OF animalcular life.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

.,v do these stocks move whenever the wires arc
ed that it is only necessary 70 secure gessy
pu.sost 10 80 nd the market in an upward d1eeuoh'
~ rverse 10 give 10 weak appearance. 10 SPEAK
arc briefly prices up when ecomes neeesSd,y ~ ~
nip the shorts and down wlen outside PIe5& & alo wrtb
West and Pacific Mail. Tho iTsl-named moved at SD
TSlasi4 the wide fluctuations being consequent upon
tbe issue OF ten millions convertible bonds ana
Tho Injunction restraining the Issue. Paenc
Mail has scesawed sometimes gently and az ner tnes ZINES
yioentlv within the lines OF 1O2d9ila0Ji New-10rk
Central has held the tenor or us way. AS thetc
seems 10 have becn some misrepresentation as 20 tnc
exae action Of this Company Tie matter Of providing
additional traffic facilities, we publish the following
eS9 of ne Directors o N. ysrYorh Central Hun
River Railroad COMPANY held Oct 90 determined 70 pIood At
once down two additional tracks along the ente he o ~
ov OF the West of business consequent thereon
lave rendered The Dnl double track and terminal enhes earg
inaieqae II thought the work can be completed sIhn 10
provide tie means pc e.asry 20 make ee o & m a. %
from time to time authority rvu 70 issue Per cent Jear mort
gage bouds for an amgaa no, exceeding s4o@oO0" ..
that tho Company was selling IT'S stock while the break
i'm Rock Island was attributable to rumors that more
in the premises the eject was not permanent ps oloo
OF the week being marked by hrn nlarkets' Ihore ~
to-day, the market opening mn, M }elults @ 80 s Oh "a
the general list, though Pacific M went on from so3 70
9U and eventually 10 g2E and Northwestern common
from $50 si but later ruling steady ut alr reaet9n
After tie publication OF the bank statement inc IAet
was little trmer perhaps, out plao,Sahy d at
D. M being about steady though the market was cha-
acterzcd by much unGertany ne , cheI deaIngs w
ern Union Telegraph, and Wabash. The other shares
moved quietly aud In sympathy with ther more inp1I @
taut ue hbors We note sales ~ Pacific Road OF MIS-
souri, at 80; Erie Preferred 4s Cleveland ana fltts-
burgh, s92 and Dubuque aud Sioux CITY ~ g. Atahu9
Mail Tor the speculative fancies, quite active at u
alGtaI7 There WAS fair trade IN coal stocks, Mary
lana selling at 22i a23 American 69G6O ana COhsoua
ton l60f Quicksilver was steady AT ~ iOr COmmon,
and 5 for Preferred Expresses were quiet on sales OF
Adams al Qj and United states az 7S3 W19 Ihe opehg'
highest lowest aud closing prices OF stocks were as io-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

uIY-ShDping Is in fair demand and steady at slds as Rea
81; Staw is In active demand and Win mO1efe
arrivals prces farther advanced; Long Rye quoted a. 81 l
20; Short DO t5a Wheat, 0O05c and Oa lodtDc
MOIAsS ES-Qnts and late quotations n0nn nalF unchanged
NAVAL STORESpin Iurpentne has ruled qme and weak VIII
reported ls6 bblS &C. 20 bb AZ oJe cete aua
i25 NegYok Rosu has been In better request and h
the inquiry mainly Strand sales of l0 bb Black Ar 81 6
bs STRAINED at 80 bbls - 2yi 100 bbls Good DO 90
81 s. and 500 bbls on private Tar duh ami steady ~ %
- So CITY Pitch held at - 81.
OIsCf Whale dull and nominal At 68d7oc Tor Northern
Crude Sperm quiet 81 0 Lneed quiet aud gnehsn.ed
al 6Odgc crusher hands, Menbaden Is arm at O OheT O
doll and unchanged -
PROYIsIONs-Ihe strong feeling which distinguished Pot mar
ke Ibis tay continued, with good inquiry for the ~ and 10
hold prices advancing els GOA 95 for JOB lots Of Mess on Iaea
with quite large trade On Wednesday the demand aba'e and hos
disposed promptly compelled accept oNer ugus ana
the market but with lees disposition 70 p
chase and increased the close with inqn for The uH
6a 10 he bbing trade and regular. LILO bbs a.
SIS d for Mess lots, $2 0de Y 70 for Itfs
Prime Prime Mess and S7 50 for Clear for future
delivery $50 bblS Mess seller this month private terms
Reef Of l20 bb At S4@4l or
Pau $80Sl0 for Old Extra Ness and E5 - for New erc
nominal Beef Hams and hrn sales
20 bbls at Western Cut Meats easier and fair de
uand Hams in Pickle st l3i c and 100 shoulders ~
2On Smoked Hams at 6dl6ic Bacon lower and a De
sales OF $50 boIes Long Clear seller this month at e 100 90
18th Of November at 8c and 80 boIes ghi weights
S and Long and Shou Clear or
January Lice Dressed Hogs and sslable
quote City and f!c for PIGS Lard lower and
bb 8t for No u BE for Cy
Prime Steam; for iutue delivery the aqay only Inn
lied sales seller December, Old or New, at BIc
IRON NEw YORK P0H rHE WEEK Ending
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALsASY Nov 2wbeat-Nohns done Rve hsg lots ~ ~ os
State Corr esdy Western MKed held 6IGeec With sses
bush At the latter price BsTey--Nehhg dese OAs "esP "S@
44e for Chicago and tle Tor No. Western ~ ,.,x,a
BALuNoRE. Nov 2-Co,toa dulli Low ndons % D.
Flour QUIET unchanged steady and hrn Soo W e kf
al g1fs %, Western Red 81 6s4Si Corn dali and hsgaA
fr Sousaeru White Soushern 60a6Tej, rslss 90 ~ I
White, Gat Rye Quis. a, $685. saa.S..
and unsettled Mess Pork unchanged Belk heab oue
oa5c no Rib sides here Clear Rib sides s. baeoo-cseas
d7le Rib Sides loco Clear Rib sides. dliie
LsEd-Sto asked sle bid "essh sANs'
WHISKY stock AZ stte. .,, -, IA ..o A..A
Nov l-LAks Imports lCo ooA
wheai l2f on bah Corn e5Oo bush Oats eesh ~ a
l1 eah RE Canal sAVusna'ts" ssA M shlp,a.. Ses
evaors-l3 $50 hash wheat, 400 essh Cors oa. o
Die tlour dali, Western spring aSi h.sas
"a. nlv.sis, Ma so,ss 4. 81 ~ Com ps.dyi ssis h esa>
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NOVEMBER INVESTMENTS.


To those who have funds to invest in large or
small amounts, OF who wish TO increase their income
from means already invested in other less profitable
securities we recommend after full investigation,
the SevenThirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent gold interest equal now to ST currency
and sold at par, they yield an income considerably
more than one-third greater than U. S. sos They
are Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomina-
ton being 800, the highest, $4,000.
Nearly one-thrd of the Main Line of the Road Will
be completed and in operation with large business
the present All the property and rights of
the Company, including most valuable Land Grant,
averaging about $4,000 acres per mile Of road,
pledged as security for the first mortgage bonds
offered.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange at current prices. Descriptive pamphlets
and maps, showing Route of Road, Connections,
Tributary Country, &c. will be furnished on apph-
cation. JAY COOKE * Co,
New-YoTk, Philadelphia and Washington.
"HATcH & FooTE,n u Wall-st.pay the Bidding
Price, for Gold and sell at the Offering Price, as
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
prcrIYrs OF PRODuCE.

Per tessSg dRd hdUrodds
Nov 2l2 pkgs sos bales Cotton, ~ bh Copper 30
pks Dried Fruit GA bbs Bggs ill63 bb Flour 1856 bush
Wheat 81 sI bush Corn 9 bush Oats $50 bush Malt y 6S buh
Barley bbs 20 bags b. f. Peas leo b6 Com Meal o
Meal D bales Hemp. 8 hss Hops t1 Hides ~ bales
Hides sides Leather a bills Spirits Turpenne 80 bba Rosn
iso pkgs oil Gale $50 pkgs M pigs CutMs PkE Grease
pg Lard l2S kegs Lard l6 gkgs Stesno Butter
Cheese 1888 pk 27e 22J Silver Ore
hh Tobacco 7 boxes, &c. Toh>e" 80 oo
Whisky, l59 bales Wool, 50 bblS Lub OIL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EuRnPEAN MAkKETN

LONDON Nov 9-lloa m-Consos Spened at 9 ioT ~os.J nd
02a United hts fl'ei"snF en loe &c ~ Il
Fn.SxyoRr Nov -Urted states Five Twenty bon ~ for 'ae
LfvERrooL al HCot,on opeSed quiet and sisad' Md
n ri.nd IOdiOd Mddhng Orleans etd The ofCoro
Ills por o hs past days have been n 900 noss
American.
oeI for te account Unid States verwent boG 1855 old s4
Eae Railway shares, t33.
irEppo6L Nov m-Coi,on closed unchanged The ~let
the 1000 baes neung 1900 for speculation sR
export g,, n -.