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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

PROBATE NOTICE.

coSntS Of Of s Re~ood In Probate Court
Special Term, April Il, 1851.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Schmidt,
deceased.
Whereas, an instrument In writing, purport.
ing to be the last will and testament OF John
Schmidt. deceased, late Of said county, has
been delivered to this court; and whereas Her.
man Schmidt has nled Herewith his .petition,
John Schmidt died in said county on tho "a day
of February, 1881, testate, and praying that the
said instrument may be admitted to probate,
and that letters Of administration with the will
annexed be tn him issued thereon:
1t 10 ordered, that tho proofs Of said instru.
ment, and the said petition, be heard before
this court, at the Probate Once in said county,
on the 7th day Of May. A. p. 1851. at one O'Clock
In the afternoon, when all concerned may ap-
pear and contest the probate Of said instru-
ment.
| And It 10 further ordered, that public notice
Of the time and place Of said hearin9 be given
to all persons interested, by publication Of
these orders Tor three weeks successfully pre-.
Ttous TO said day Of hearing, in the Redwood
Gazette, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished ct Redwood Falls, IN said county.
| JOHN II, BOWERS,
l6BAx.J Ju09oOE peohnSA,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21
cash ADyERrlsING RATES.

All transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
Legal Notices. Is cts. per square for the nrst
insertion and 37M cts. per square for each sub.
seQuent insertion.
Local Notices inserted at 10 cents per line.
4B,lsiness cards Of five lines or less, $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Ignite.
Correspondence Of the GAxETT1.
The specimen of coal found four miles
east of Redwood ION the farm of ]. J.
Coyle) is pronounced by many to be lig-
mite. or brown coal, and is of the same
quality and grade as that found through
out the west; and to give better under
standing of the relative value Of this
coal, showing the changes it would have
to undergo to become anthracite. l ap-
pend the following table:
Ignite contains Loss. Result, BituminOtS.
Carbon, 30.45 1886 1910
Hydrogen, 3O5 1,86 1.0 z.
Oxygen, 1910 1913 2.N
Bitumin's contns Loss to produce Anthracitl
Carbon, 1910 3.57 A.57
Hydrogen, 1.20 SO n
Oxygen, 1.2 Lac Is
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

W. c. Tyler. our very efficient station
agent. has had busy time lately recei, :
ing and delivering the large amount of
merchandise which had accumulated
during the blockade. He was equal to the
emergency. and now has everything
checked up and finds time to get down
town occasionally.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our first gen.
uine spring day. the night previous hav-
ing been the first one for nearly six
months n which no ice was formed. No
services were held ct the Presbyterian
church. owing to the absence of Rev. Mr..
Loba. At the Methodist, there was q
good attendance. and tho pastor
preached an excellent sermon appro.
pirate 70 the occasion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

All persons indebted to the late 1frm OF Leib-
enguth & Mcconnell are requested to call at
the old stand Immediately and settle their &C
counts. J. A. MCCONNELL.
The business of the hate firm will be contin-
ued by the undersigned, Mr.. II. d. Nichols
having purchased the interest Of Geo. Leiben-
guth in the business.
MC1NNNErT A NTCHOTS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Five quires nice writing paper for IS
Icents, at Pond b Cos.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21
Seed Wheat and Flax Seed
for Sale.

have 1000 bushels Of choice Fife wheat, the
seed for which was brought frs,m the Big
Woods last year, and 500 bushels fax seed,
which propose to sell for seed to those calling
for It in season. G. G. SICKLE
Redwood Falls, March skth, 1881.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

AT special school meeting held in
School District No. 2, in Redwood coun-
ty, on Monday evening of this week, the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Post Once.
OFFICE HoURs-For delivery Of mail and sale
Of stamps, from 7:30 A. n, to 1880 ?. r., on
week days. On Sundays, from u n. to ?. y.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from A. II. to P. n.
MAILS for tho East close at . q SP.n.
s. w. HANS. p. II.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Bran and shorts for sale at the Whit
comb elevator.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

o. Severance Esq. who represents V.
W. Parker the contractor in mail route
No. %, 1914. from New Ulm to this place
and return. has written our postmaster
that service would be put on the route on
Monday last Weekly trips will be made
until the roads get in good condition
when three trips In each direction will be
made a. heretofore.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

Clint Fisk returned from Saltwater
last week with u carload of the finest
horses ever brought to this town. They
were purchased for Auditor Whitcomb's
farm. Clint. has full gang of men en-
gagged. and proposes to push the work
along lively as soon as the ground is in
good condition for seeding.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

l aNAC0 SO@SS
Grain boots at McAIillan's.
The latest boom-the falls.
Paints and oils cheap. at c. Vests.
|
| Have you seen Judge Cox's monogram
~
Bran and shorts for sale at the Whit
comb elevator.
Five quires nice writing paper for IS
cents, at Pond b Cos.
| A complete variety of Leamon's aniline
dyes, at D. L. Hitchcock & Sons.
Our citizens are enjoying the pleasure
Of walking on dry sidewalks once more.
A large stock of envelops. legal cap. and
writing paper just arrived at Pond & Cos.
! Mr.. John Thornhill, commenced seed
j ing on DR.. lsiheldaffer's farm on Tuesday
last.
Rev. B. G. Dove will preach at the
Christion church ON Sunday. May list. at
1880 A. N.
| Go to McMillan's for the best bargain
in ladies' and misses shoes and slippers
you ever had.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

- 90 IL s GO u: 81 sss - Sss sc1.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21

- of last wear. and at Milwaukee the receiptss
WEI o5 59S bushels agains 662 200 bushels AZ
NewYor the receipts last week 10y al tne eea 995
roIs v-ere / 1O1 G53 bushels. against l,6Ioo%o
3{bel foT The week of $50; and at Baltinore,
PhiIsdepha and Boston tie receipts for tee e siif Gs
ports were only 9895s4 bushels against 55te saws
~ 10 racrnt pretended advance on east
freights has ali gone TO pieces aud that the i ana, con
bit lines are taxing freight at WhaIoNei r. mn
get. In speaking OF the movement II say -
usually light and that: , ,-ovis,ous
che total amount Of nour grain. aPI ana ., l, Ire
shipped during the past week ended ~ t9o more
tbn ajtIc- tbe Lake Shore or Mcmeah (emli,e. IA
carry alone in week II they w2ala a,.recea6s @ week was
toI ~ 7oS f,ns For the week ended NONelhO" - Wv
sbioments were divided as ioLo"7'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
EURoPEAN MARKETS.

IIvERPooI- Nov. l92:OO mPork-Pnme Mess Eastern,
Gull at So do Western dull az 7J B1oOn-CumDerland
52 short RID steady at 53s Long Clear dun
4S6d; snort Clear. steady &t Jl. hains-L0n CUT
at5iE ShOulders dull - Tor Boei-lnda Mess,
dul al Cd Extra Mess dull ll5 Prime Mess du AZ 81
1ards-fffne western. nrm at J~ IaliOW -Frhun tlty
Stesdy, at 4Lbd Turpennne-SprtS steady al AZ Rosn-
Fine steady al III Common OGd ChceSeAfnel
ChOice. dun al 54L Lard OH here Flour Ktra
State, dull AZ l4Sd Whes-SO White duh lOSd: No 2
Spr1ng dun At l0Sd Winter New Western steady ll1d
Gorn-Mhed, d9ll az y. Cotonseed On-Helow Amen-
none hCre. BOsn-COmmuu London, Od.
qurDentlne-SDu1ts az London. steady az 423d
LTNRRiOOL, Nov i8-3:OO Dm.-B -Breadstuis-Co dull ;
bid Genital for New Mixed Western Flour lid
western Pes OIL per oenta for Canadian Wheat l0l0d
lplldGl06d Tor Red Western Spring
LONDON NV lS-5 y. mCalcutta Liuseed, 49diaGd.
quarter. Sperm on 4bo04loper Pale HOan 70lObd.
Epnts TurDentine 42sG42 3D. per cwt Refined Petroleum.
Bd. spirits OF Petroleum. 9l2d iOd
5sosn. sea- Linseed on 1926. per ton
ANTWERP. Nov. l9.-PetrOleum, 10
foT nne pale American "eoKs Lard closed az las
per 100 ul0s.
~ QnfsnniZs per 100 -.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21

Tubs. Fair to Choice 2id3oc; state Dairy flT6ns o
Fair IN Cbmce 22a2qc state Entire Da'res Good 70 Ch1
2Sa8Ic: state DAIRY Tubs, Common on. S2aSsci,. gsi,
lSa2ics Western Creamery, Fair 10 ChOce 3d. -
Western Imitation Creamery 5d22c; Western Dairy renr
10 Choice lJd3OC Western Factory Far 70 Oholo tta
.CHEES E-siarket UNCHANGED, and very iI'' "a
Factory Poor &C. Choice. 90l2i2c; western ia isIis
Prime sal Sc Cbeddar Fair Choice, B4ll"'.i 'Al'',
Choice. 3d ... EGGS-MarAr NSil 5,i7 and
choice fresh, which s rather scarce oeI yoss and
unsettled. Long island aud nearby, 51'. 81 59-
Pennsylvania, 2sG5Oc; Western q az A4ci Caha'' -'
LINED, p arc.
E-Cuict, unchanged
SEEUS-Cuiet, unchanged. - ..,,tr and
SklES-tiOat continue dull aud nJinlLa!i i''o' '''
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21

LONDON Nov. l9The EoHoaist Of tins weck says: Ihe
discount for bank bills 90 10 months Is 3sn
aud trade bills 90 days 10 months va
per Although closing comparatively dull the stock
decided The only
potable depression occurred In Canadian and Mexican rail
upon the issue OF reports showing that the thC in
hrease largely due 20 the carriage Of railway mat rails
home funds, CauaC and American railroads
pDdw works the Of the
favorable The chief pout OF interest in foreign govern
practical conclusion OF the negotiations
arrangement regard the Turkish debt Other stocks
sustained Virginia funded bonds recovered
more than Onc-haf Of last weeks fall American railroads
syer depressed owing the reduction In westbOund
freiehts Cairo and Vincennes ohio Mississippi 81
louis ani san Francisco Wabash have fallen each and
lake Shore Michigan Southern, - Central Pacific
Bec u"
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
and nom inal; poo. steady and

sUGAR-Eaw dun sales l37 hhds cuba Mu'caNal9 81
So" hhds Centrifugal s2c.; $500 hhGs Pernam1u,3 t
Rchurd dull; Grauuidtod. gutcc.; Cut Loat ~ 81
crushed O-c; ubes. luc; Powdered l0c; Standar'
pac. ConfectiOners do gl2c. MOuld ~" 92c On g.
S7sagl4c.. White Extra C." s2as'4c yellow do uo' ~
sasc Yellow C Sai & - GLOW, a., agg fiaaloc
p ru. sail %.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YonK, saturday. Nov. ~ 7

ASH ES-Cuiet an1 .teady. .,,.s 4 oO7
bags ex Pascal l0Ui bags =. eah9 du @,t hand "a l7
Ta - 10 and O5- haas santos Mid duh unchah ca ,o
cotton h- her but quiet 'Ies I'4
bales toI- pt'S M Dely-
80 or confracf 900 bales Receipts at the oIt'
U pG 49, aralnst ~ 10 bales ms day last "eeA' anu
y = L M. u
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
RAILROAD.
AND UNiTED TED STATES MAIL RoUI

GKIAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via DobrOsses and COrandt streets
Ferries "a follows
Harrisburg Pitt sburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace cars Attached u and $40 p. daily New
York and Chicago Limited" OF Pullman Palace Cars IN
daily.
Wiilamsport, Lock Haven, q. $50 p. Cory and
connecting at Cory for I1tn3yte PetTo
leum Centre, ana the OIL Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Wash.
ington Express Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except sun.
day 10 a. M arrive Washington Regular at $50 aud
$50 a m, $40 and p. M. and ~ night
sunday $50 n. m. 7 and y. IN. ana IL night
Express for Baltimore, except sunday, p M
For Atlantic city, | D. M. connecting at Camden
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey city aordng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel -
1905 o. m daily, a:tO a daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 500 a. m, 800, 52O 800 aud
SUNDAY, $50 800 and 1890 p. From
Philadelphia 300 $50, 65O, $40 1910 lao m, llO,
2 $500 500 $50 500, S:j5 1905 and h:50 sunday
800 $50 600 1910, ll4O 6oO 95j 1905 and lO10
% IN
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
financial.
ATLANTIC & GULF COAST CANAL &
OKEECHODEE LAND co. OF FLORIDA.

Issue Of $4,000 Shares of so Each at Par,
With bonus 30 acres Of selected land suDscrp
ton Of 10 shares.
=. HI. GREY Prest HAMILTON DISSTON Treas
OFFlCES-Third and Chestnut sts. Philadelphia. 1l5
broadway. y. y. (iIOOms H. 1l3)
This Company have purchas from the Florida Land and
Improvement Company 100000 acres of land 40-acre
tracts comprising the choice lands the DsstOns Pur
chase OF 100000 acres" This land will be dyided among
the subscribers 10 the present Of stock giving to each
subscriber for 10 shares 80 acres Of land.
The subscriber make his selection Of land Immediately
on payment for stock without further
ment or desired, this Company will make the selection
for him.
Detailed prospectus with descriptive maps mailed free to
appllcauts
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE

RurrvoRn Nov I9-cotton stcaiv Nnddlug llaic;
do Extra. 80 1886 80 do. Family SO 5jasi 90 G5y
a. 5asS DO Ro brands - 81 Patapsco Family - -
wheat-southern quiet steady western dn sn %
ii isa; 40 Western Winter RED, spot ana NGSemeeL
q IS & FcpS9 R1ae%O 81 43as 3ssi a. co tcornsca6ern lower
Western dul. southern Wmih 60Ci 40 %stI" % 1cceri'
bcr Gsa6sla January 5Oa!92lc oas st3dy; 73gIne, 73gInd,
pf pos 10 cboice Pcnnsylyana ana MARYLAND. So $3.50
inaSttc 81 j6id cr j Hard duluth Corn quiet ,, ;qr,
western gGo Gi hed at &c barley stead WITH lair demand sale,
!U9o 9 r nus" 40 a q H i2 All on racS Rye inactive
Canal 4ci corn 6a,, &c Railroad % n'Sn''
CHICAGO Nov lo-Tonr nominally uncnlnged e, Wheag
81 27Gsl ~ cash a 27i- november; 81 = December
81 % aFl 2s. January; sales at 81 2s4dSl 3O January
6nf mG lover 9 al al 55. @ cash 50 c november 59 De-
&c May rScctSd 5se oats dun aud shade lower
fsnnar % 45 e May FaSsccd dn aud lower Good crush
ing 46 rye and Barley steady ana unghAtEe4 s7i
cash; $40 25a$l63o November ani DecembcT ~ ~
Gsmani 5at 54IS oTer At 65alo7 c cash N9sem6er
&C. FeTGay. BuiImciis easier shoulders,
G3oc, short rb sgoc short clear 25c STEADY ana
1000 bush; Corn 200 bush oats G3 )Oo BUSH tys
o p41, % h9S m ineSo VTS o o. bush Oats 10000
bush: Rye $500 busL' Barley 5000 bush. , r.,,,,
easier 80. ? Red Winter, 81 39dSl AZ receipts hloo
Mi4oa. 6se Dat, easier No. Mixed, 47c. rye ,nm
3 a. 5 Uo o, Bary fa''@ ,t @ a' ard in a c BnGmea,s
quiet Bacon and hrm but unchanged
on ''ssi sae. OF dascd goods SO 66 on basis Of
Butter quiet aud unchanged sugar lgady 9nd unl.aIsa &
Buicncrs' So 1886 % receipts 52oO shipments 40
DETROIT Nqv loFloqr .c,ay a, 20 1881 y21"sr Wheat
II -. January. 3jl February, ~ So; March, - - =.
Apr d e. at az tS ry S'1i and r5carsIG I' 40 While I-G
No 2do i7ai7Lc. Cioyerseed nrm Prime. p otE M ae,
bu'.l, oats GoJo bu,h. sAipmeut--Four 1000 Ob.~'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21

So IT would seem THAI if the railroads el4er eaS,
m 80 Of chicago AT present are suffering from an
eIcess of busiuess they must be wonderfully laGh-
ing in equipments compared With wha{ 'eg %
Sbc rnnnrs and guess work before referred 10 Nec
The capital in jrade that sustained al lnf 'rTIe Tbe
line shares against generally weak en- marx. TX ,IeS
business % "a aIoonnt considering that SIX stocks
axe Shore Erie, Denver aud R2 Giande, Me'ter9 aIh
Union St Paul. and Dc1waT" Lacha""nn" anu
Westerg-contrbuted 76O, 500 shares
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
6tcamboats an0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
b. MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST
on and aftsr Nav 55 Passenger rrns from Pennsyi
vania X Depot foot Of CorandtSL and DesOrOSse'@ ~
S.3OS m-Except sunday arrive washington AZ, i35 P N
Night Express leaves Washington 9lD m diy WIN Sc
ers ion Pttsburg COumOus and Cincinnati PAror car ~
5pm-pailv fast line Washington arrive Cincinnati
s.S6 m Chicago 80 q. and ~ Louis S3O m r.
o. srepers through to Cincinnati ani Chicago Entre
daily Shoppers attached open for plsson
gcrsaiter Q3Op m Arrive ~ O4nae4 @ 2U9nl l91et {1S
more 9:3Oa Washington. 10 ~ a IL Shoppers lot VI"
Nooherlne makes faster ne totho West Trains 1rriys
from the West At $40 M $40 p M. a1 'C 'C,ts = f,r
and checked 10 destination COnpanys Noe $l) Bf.aa
way and at an onces Of the PennsylvlniA hAoAd '
pahy
NOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman sleepers via n r. n H. ana @ H. d6d m IA "a 80 y M
Grand Contra Depot ~ 1850 D m wees ets @ anu hail
Sundays tickets VIA NeW'forA and Ne" hhSl"nH iAi
rOad. -
EHIGHV VALLEY RAILROAD; 30. .-,
IL PASSENGER TRAINS. on anI 49, gs.as w. a. at ~
a. M 3iOp aud $50 p n I2r t2,t2R TowanIe
town Reaing Mauch ChnnS WEeSOai agi tbe MA
Train i9r Eason BethisRq @ Pullman sesoiaf
Mauel 1ti6e ~ .80 n M train Trains leaving $40
m p m 3lOp connect 10 tpr Y ~ SgT5 g995 "a dahsh9y
General Eastern Office corner c9aTahm i an sn@ tsD,
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY,)
No. II BROADWAr, }
NEw-YoRE, Nov. 20. 1881.
NOTEE.-Commencing Nov. 20, and until
further notice the Ninth Avenue Line win be closed on
1undIys +. X HAHN. General Manager.
rI1UE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot nos.,o at
500 p parlor cars attached and lOp' III N"l'u
aSs et 10 o. m with palace sleeping cars
Limited tickets 10 Boston tah RAID % ~ uotronoltan
Filth A and windsor HOels ticket onse' al" ~ '
Cantr9l DeDo.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
fnrnlture.
TABLES,

EUIDINU Tables.
STRONG, HANDSOME, CHEAP.
Every house and Office wants Sells az sight
One hundred other improved dsices at READER AND
WRITER ECONOMY co, Bond
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS DAYS, AND ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS n PlillADEl-
PHIA TWO IN REV YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE most IMPROVED Equip
MCNT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFErY.
EXPRESS Trains leave New. York. vi

Fxpress Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cot
landt streets Ferries, as follows; .- -
40 1880 $780, 90 Limited IL m. l, 500. $40 =
g. T. $3.50 aud and II night. Sundays, iSO = ana
8 a. NJ. 8, 9, 7, $50 and p m, aud II night -.
Express Trains leave NewGOrk daily except SUNDAY, 40
1880 and D. running through via Trenton anu O4'
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l20l 33O SiS
$3.50 aud IL m. tlinted Express J. ~ y
3, 4, 54J q 800 and pm On SUNDAY IiVt, 49,,
$50 a. M l. 4 5S0 and P M lay, lave nasv EnisiePA ~
Ticket Onices. 526 and 8+i Broadway As.oi S ErooS.
foot OF DesbroSses COurtlandt ss; courts a, III
yu Annex station foot OF FultOnst Br0oAy' 'Stv trr
Ilb and is HudsOn-st, iloOokeh Sta"o"' 'SSN' '
Tbe New York transfer Company VIII can iot anu VAeeN
baggage from botels and residences 7 p WOOD
FRANK THOMSON, censTaI fassr AGENT
General Manager. 1M -
DONDOITT. KINGSTON AND CArSKlLL
IL M6UNTAfNS landing atcozzens tWest Feotnt, Clrl
Ill SeSinrg Marlboro Milton. PougiEc5pslt t50pis
N, -{h TJister lnt Delaware ant waikiki valley
Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w Bald
liz !. a a. Harr5oE-st, North River.
s,eot S.tlrilyS Thomas Corneu leaves AZ IL III,
c,TONTNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
c0NNFCTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
IRE Ii 10 for Tstclass limited tickets good only
as speSlHsa GS and sTONINGToN leave
exeept Sundays at 43O m from PterS3, n IT, otOf
k 81, nr s7le al all principal ticket Offices Satero0ns
ored AZ onices Express Co.. at Nos 81 and
T PToad Wav House. and at Metropolitan anu flith
Avenue lotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Pier 90 foot Of M9rrenst n. T.. az
aay Except Sundays) for Boston VIA Providence direct
Freight either line taken atloMest rates
D. S. BADCOCK, President l. W. FlLA1NS' o. I. Ak
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
corrov MAnKFr,-sY rELEGRlru

LIVERPOOL Nov Ia-I2:aO D. m.-Cotton Market steidv
Middunp UpandS Grd. Mdthnr orleans G'ti sales 10000
diton. yesterday after close OF rgula uarEr 1000 b'N
receipts 1000 bales, al American Future, pSnd,, Nv
and December delivery tiusd DO December ana January
delivery 0a also "'gd do January ana February delivery
Ami delivery tfd also Ga al also G-lsad no. Ap ID ana
Miy delivery. Csd, May and june delivery, on - TO-
and july delivery. GAIad also H'sgL Futures weak
IIyFuOOl. Nov. 1880 D. m-lhe sales ot the day IN
c!udrd 800 bales American ,-,.,.
low Nddnur December and January de- very. Gted
January February delivery G'sz do February ana
Halua5nf. Eoy io-Cotion steady; Ndding n'lc: ToS
Middur ii c Good ordinary luc fccciut1 l2SJ Oilca'
Gn,EiE-I0S nov l9.-Cotton steady MddhEc II c. Low
MiddIinZ lIi-all4c. Good Ordinary lON-dl14cj net
sale. 900 bales. stock, 7.ol3 balcs
GALVESTON Nov. lJ.-JOu0n stoA1y Mlddhng, II '5c-i
Low MIddlug lie; Good Ordinary lOLc. net recrpiS'
32l bales exports 90 France li5oUaics sales 1850 Bales
socA 9l''' bales % ,,,,, ,,,,c. ,,d,,,c I,a,. rc.
ceips a7l9 oalcsi shipments, 2397 bales sales l5oo
bales stock. 65,J23 bales ~
MlddliBg lie. Good Ordinary lbLc, net receipts zJ
exports costwise. 1856 bales sales, 600 bhesi
%EwoRLE.Se Noy I9-Cotton steady Mddrns II PC;
Low MiddLHg. g., Good Ordinary, lOh.. mel 'o'elpr
Gi77 bales gross. Gs73 bales snes 1000 bhes s'oA
SGytvSam Nov. I9-Cotton quiet Middrnr. &c; Low
bales export. coastwi-e Hs bales sacs $500 bales last
evening. l.aOO bales stock. lol'O1' bales
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA NOV lg-~ugar Market firm. but without busi-
the absence Of stock. Last quutiiion--Mn's
sugar, regular 10 good polhlLatl9h bi" Ichs Fpl, ~
SuScovado Common to Fair 0aSi' reals Gcniri-
ngtl 81 to 30 poAf1Ion' ,I YHH,s aHu ana m Ni,nl,
reals stock IN Warehouse at littAhd ahh 1 ~
Jl-OO boxes 4O0O bags aud iaOO hhGs Receipts qi ihe
week boxes Digg ana , hinH i.Apot'S POI t o" ,,,,
hhds 90 tho United states Spanish gold le52G -" .
Exchange Hat on Tho uned states 90 days gold J
lum short slghi 90" V4a lo premium Oh o"d'H' 4''o
premium on laii-. 2A . premium
New-York tribune., 1881-11-21
BoarO ano Rooms.

East Side
ELEGANT large heated rooms, with or
II without board, at $40 East J2d-st, -
NTADISON-AVE.. lI1-Richly furnished
VA door with private table aud special servant a'n hand
suites and single win board streB Ar''oS
accommodations
Z GRAMERCY PARK.-Onc elegant suit ON
first floor with board aud private bath
.DDND-ST., 40 EAST.-Pcasant rooms " ia
without board also table board reference required.
1f EAST Sr.-Ilandsomcly FURNISHED ~. ie,
@ ' S29RSS5f @ doa bGS2a Go2 rSiaeaa G9SGt board also
tn East 3sth-st--up uperior plrlor hoor with
Nv private table; aso room ON fourth moor
S0 EAST 49TH-ST. Responsible pariies, ,,r, can n
- ind handsomely furnished paror hoor Win pr'"o
tabln; also hufth door re- eronces exchanged ---
InS EAST STH-ST.-Furnishcd square
ND room small one connecting second rl a%Gfi ono Oh
uhTu HuoI' lhI'' connecting IooilH noe '"" '' ~
~ EAST 1jth-ST.-Neat, clean furnished
-tP rooms toilet; also Doctors office "'lh pi lI""
French family Al moderate prccs Reference exchanged
West SIDE.
A TO BACHELORS.-SUpcrb rooms III II
~. "gem" Of house unlike clearinghouse tlel,n & U
gentleman apprecians refined surroundings ho o'N '
4 PRIVATE FAMILY near 5th-aye, above
" oner an attract second door with board &c.
omodatons appointments strictly hrsi elaS' piusi S
EyEHisr'I BOARD DIREcroRY. n West 35th,st
( SMALL Private Family have beautiful
WIN s afss iS2 board osGdnd AGS 2S " RRI HOME Station e.
City
'(O WEST 2GIH-ST.-DOuble ana Siu-lC
sPs) rooms. nicely furnished with hrstclss bOu ho'ol
convenience with home comforts.
Sn WEST BOTH ) Sr.-ROOms, with board
sDU private table, II deed largo sunny room loi
gentlemen; references exchanged
~ WEST 4GTH-ST., between 9th ana ON
VI ayes. extra large. handsomely furnished d,I" i U
second hoor' to gentlemen ONLY without UoArN' 't"
ton.
IDS WEST 42D-Sr. - Pleasant rooms,
-D gentcey furnished third floor with or & %I.og ~,
suite singy; small family hOule ooIh"f'' '
orencos exchanged.
AnA WEST 45TH-ST., near BroadWay.-
%OC with board nicely Furnished front ROOM and i
house contains all modern improvements III" W
cation hrst cass family small.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED-By gentleman. Ia ana vDNg1 %1is, Board, J.
Address r. b. W. IOx 25 Tribune ONCE stating terlnA'