davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-02-24

Ceptlrhury. ...RIce.............. II 1t35
Hcgart Smith 81 70 Iia5
sheep Grlder & Co. iold G1oa6 lis coarsc WOO
aheep, averaging lis ns 1t $8 10.
, 1865-02-24

The market closed dull and depressed.
The reports from Gal1agher's New Cork Ex-
change were: Gold opened at $50 p. m. at 1891
aud closed ut 1880 ufter call at 1901
, 1865-02-24

Since Jan L. 81, ,19, ait ss1, ,6s0,8o sl7,674sa3
The exports Of specie from New York during
the week ending February II amounted to S11S.
6s5, and The total since January 1 amounts to
S, ,SGa 1853. Tho following table shows the ex-
port Of specie from the port Of New York to
foreign ports for fourteen years. from Jauuary1
to February IS, 1865, and for the corresponding
, 1865-02-24
SEVEM.ThIRTT LOAN.

These Notes Issued =ner d.ts Of August 18th, 19t,
and nre payable thsea years rom that time, In curTea-
cy, Of ere convertible At tho option OF the hoderuto
q. q. $40 Biz pex cent.
, 1865-02-24

xKHArL fa16Ks.
tn city, roller and besGef pEtsstd--...... Gga8 GO
!tmo9y, looee press
lsst1ie foller aad besisr !aa@I
1fptric, ,loofe Ao0A13 %
ttai1+. locse.,.. 14n03lhm
.HlDEs-Etcei1ed 4s,:as Is. siipprd so,76 3.
Tbs n.tket 1s quiet with DOWN. srd tendency, but
quotations nEe unchanged. We quota:
C5%J Slaughter a SH
green ounr:y. uhn1ned..- ,.,,,.,,-.,..... q sk
Gntn PIt Gu. eu. sstzr ed..,.,,,...,,,,... 8H@
D1y s.sed. S.e ei.Snsa e X
Dry Flint. trimmed, ..,,,..,... l7taM
Kip, Green Sailed. trimmed ,... I1HaH
Cst G1een sailed. tf1lnhce.. II
LsATH ER-Tfs market i. ,,,nrf r.';;; ooies1 nd
Ftsrch csf IS weak. but thtte Is no chsaxe
In tie Quo1stionE Ne qaota:
lHKxICCE.
Harness n--.. t.t5@1.n Collar, rt.... oaeca sS
country Harness 9.E@o.A SLAUGHTER sclc.. 0-n3 Q92
Llro m.....- 0 ss@0 50 Slaughter sole
Zip m'a'm, . I15sI = Chicaso..... LIZA a.4A
ktr, heasJ. 0so@o9 boenos Ayres. eG2 9H
Uprtr it,, 0SNa1-1 O1fnoco Eool
Country urper.. os63a3l damaged. d..... oSSa o,ta
OAK.
Msesbtez. so1e.- 1.6ao6o French CALI 81
Hsru.ss. b.. 1s09o8 - os.tc.e:,.;.s;s; 3-~A ia
Kip. No. me- Es-,:..:~; -s4U3 &W
Kip, No lL'yy. alit0i mo1nes. ncx o6.mo1lto
Calf extr. . ap4an 50 Frcnt hCnlf,Le-
French Kip, Lat moints. SEQ
cholce.... 80. 2tca,s5i ouds, doz. .a1ooa1m %
French Calt. :: Llnfngs, y doz. 70 oo9 l5@
ssss;; 4; 6;
EAng!c7. ant It's Lah, ieye Is nd chauEa In tho
nltfktt wtl probably n0t ba upt1 tho opeau. OF
nkSlg1ttoh: knntasis ns rrn unchanged. A-qu,te-
, 1865-02-24

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb s. 1885,
FRE1GATs-Thcre Ia no change Il rates. Vt
, 1865-02-24
7-3 O'S.

Wehave been appointed Agents
Hsy LAY COOKE to receive s1b-
scFfpt5oas for the 7-30 Loan. We
are allowing 3-9 commissions
and muk7n= liberal arrnnSes
meHts with Sub-!AEents In tina
West. Sec NTr. COOKIES udvers
tiseusent above.
PRESTON, WILLARD & hEdN,
47cLaRK STREET. CHICAGO.
, 1865-02-24
EsoW U3e1eu uy tud G0vtfhmtns aud It 4 ccndddnt3
expected that1ts superior drsnt.gcs WILL make It thu
GEEAT PoPCLAI LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.

1eas than $o0 CO., go renEtn u1iold, which Will pro-
bab1y ba dtspoaed at within the mex GO or 90 days.
when the notes Will undoubtedly command . pro-
nicm. ~ has uniformly been tho case on cloang the
subscriptions 10 Other Loan8.
In czdet that cltlxens Of every tcW2 and section Of
the country mAy be AFFORDED facilities for taking III
loan, the National BANKS, state Banks and Pr1yats
Rsnfess throughout tie country have generally aead
tostcetvc subscriptions At par. Subscribers Win
lect their OWE IN whom they have confidence.
snd who only to b responsible for the delivery m
the notes for y hIch they recevt orders.
"CAUT10N TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
Is0 EDTES.-ln order to prevent fhe mutIlsion Of
these notes. the Secretary Of the Treasury has ztveu
notice that the notes not negotiable un1ess all oa
uoU,2turad epurona pte attached.
, 1865-02-24

The rebel loan advanced In the London market
On the eth Inst, one per cent and sold at 6s957.
The following ia the comparative statement o.
the exports te1clusive at specie) from the port Of
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
February IL, and since Janna1y1:
-. 1868. 1864. 1865
For the week, H,0S6C73 {3a8,130 $7,033.5t3
Previously 1cp'td 81, ,eod,sA 1e,e6a,asa 5,su
, 1865-02-24

Tho following table shows the value Of I'M
poFtat,ons OF foreign merchandise and the e1por-
tations Of domestic produce at New York, up to
the close ct last week compared with the returns
n r fhN guf
, 1865-02-24

Closing prices for cssh Feb. 2s 1S5 Received By F
4. EaltonstaN & Co., Commission Stock and Bont
, 1865-02-24

Since Jen 8ss 9C8 $40 4s9 So ao4 t57
Price Of gpld 100 100 2o9
The following ia the comparative statemens Of
the imports Of foreign dry goods and general mer-
chandise for the week ending February II md
Afnce ItnnatH1. q =
, 1865-02-24

44AN xEA l1soRl3tD
FRU1T%-Grccn Arples arc In good demand and
scarce. Dried Apes quiet and uach4nged. 9th
= dried fults nre In light demand with gat stock
Ne quote: =
Green Apples, 2 nr1, It Wholesale Sslo4e 20
Green Apples, bsl, at retail, eating. 6rO3ao0
Green Apples, er! at rgtatt, cooking 0o@dW
1HUCn4 MRIAHa n
, 1865-02-24

One cent Der day on n $50 notn.
Two cents per duy On u 500 s.
90 $1,000 a
81 =" 's $4,000 't
Notes CT all ths denominations named will bs
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
This ia
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
, 1865-02-24

IA. Monkc i Sons. 5000 gallons, at Sa35.
fWe print the above exactly as printed in tho
Miseogri Democrat, batthink there is an error In
dc amount Of Prime Meas Pork awarded. The
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

the Al, the coin BY which they computed their Other
coins 70 oncsixth-that h. from twelve ounces 70 two
copperand IN this the Roman republic
enabled 70 pay tho largo indebtedness II had In
CURED, and without occasioning any popular cia
NOR During the second Punic war the Az was
still further reduced in value; 4 frst from two
OF copper TO ounce and afterwards from one
half ounce one-tweny fourth Of its org
nal value BY OF such expedients the coin OF all
nations has bcen gradually reduced moro and more
below its original value. Nations havo sometimes, for
the purpose adueratsd the standard Of their coin
by aoying It, In the latter part Of the reign OF Heny
VIII and in the beginning OF that Of Edward VI inc
English coin not only raised In Us denomination, out
auteratcd in Its Standard and similar expcrimonts were
practscd in Scotland during tho minority Of Jamos the
Sixth
The United States however, forms an exccploa 70 al
rules. It wagin9 the greatest war in all history; Is
has greater natural resources than other nation and
1t may consequently enabled to emancpate itself from
larger amount OF Indebtedness than any other nation
The follow ng table shows the accrued interest on the
seven and tenths government bonds each day
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Fryrcurs There was almost nothing don In frcights
70 European ports any other and rates entirely
nominal The engagements were almost nothing, being
confined to 40 tons hides TO Liverpool Mt Is Cd IS
hhds tobacco 10 London 20s $50 do talow TO Havre
at 3of 35s 80 tons mahogany at 22s 0d 20 hhds TO-
TO Antwerp ut 3o and about 200 terces beef TO
Glasgow private terms
retail conmlnd prices ranging from 81 20 to 81 rs
II rs.-The demand continued quite active for all
kinds and fun rates were realized Tnc inquiry was
principally from consumers tue export demand being
checked by the depression In exchange The sales
200 bales at SOC. 60c with fancy a 65c for new
growth and 25c. a Csc for old growth.
MofAssxs The market continues very quiet and there
being inquiry outside Of the most urgent requirements
cite trade and prices were nominal sales unmporant
NAVAL sroRis-Amcrican spirits turpsntins continues
steady 75a$l 80 for retail lots, the demand being
moderate however o nos1s s, were IN fair demand the
to No q Tar dull and unchanged
Ons-Oniy moderate demand prevailed for nseed
at prices ranging from 81 55 to 81 5S. Othcr kinds
ruled comparatively quiet and prices nominaly uns
changed
scarcely rm, and there was less doing the rise In
cold having had no effect whatever The sales were con-
6ned about 900 bbs crude at 40c and 100 bbs free
At SOC. Bonded continues duh and nominal a csc Ben
Paovr1oss. -Reoeip,s, ia bbls pork loa packages
.hcr more business noticeable in The msk., for pork
but the demand ws only moderately active the sales
reaching the spot oco bbls At Sas sss 70 for new
SO so $40 for prime and S34 $4 so for prime mess
Also for future delivery 800 bbs moss for March,
and 600 do prime mss seller Nay and June Al Ssz %
tss The beef msrke. was quiet, with sales Of soo
for extra do Ticrce beef In moderate de-
mand, with sales Of soo tcrccs, chiefly India
active with sales Of 900 bbls At $40 rs q S27 50
Dressed hogs wore dull and nominal Bacon was In
limited demand and have only 10 report sales Of 900
boxes al 1ss<c 49, for Cumb rand cat zoe for long
ribbed, 2okc. 2ohc for short do and M gle for long
terccs at 1sxc 22kc for No to fair 10 prime steam
and kettle rendered. Butter quiet 81 1sc 26c. for
Western and Csc 37kc. for state Cheese steady AZ
I5c. q 23c for common 70 prime
srcHs we're without essential charge In value and The
market ruled very quiet sales unmportant
SUaAR-The riss In gold had no effect upon the marked
whatever and thcrc less business transacted the
sacs reaching only 100 hhds Cuba muscovadc chiefly Al
IGc and 71s boxos Havana terms did not learn
Fair refining IA sl quoted At 14fc Refined continued
dull at 2lc. FOR powdered, crushed and grsnuated
TArlow was trlc nrncr, with moderats inquiry
Sales 100 900 ibs al 1tkc. s141sc
| wiusKEv. .coipts, w bbs the msn.ct was yer,
aue, and we have only 70 report ss,gs OF 200 bbls
Western ~ - ~
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March ia 6P N.
AsHs-Reccipts, 90 bbls. The market continues dull,
and prices nominal. s st
READsruyys.-Receipts, 2,sos bbls -four, e5I bbla
and 22o bags -four meal ooo bushels com 7o0
do oats, 525 do barley and $40 do. malt Tho market
for State and Western flour continues quiet and unsettled
extra State, which scarce, being Arm, while other
brands dull and . trias lower Tho salos were
1000 bbls State and Western 200 do Southern, and
400 do. Canadian In rye -four We notice . moderate
business doing; sales 100 bbls at SO So So Corn meal
vas active demand with sales Of 800 bbs brandywins
at 80 3o TO arve and 500 bbis Jersey at 81 40 81 So
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The wheat market continues quiet, there being only
moderate milling inquiry, but prices were without do
cided change. The sales 1000 bushels Chicago
spring at 81 oS 5000 do Milwaukee club at 50 o.
ana 1000 do. amber Milwaukee at % 80 Rye
tinues quiet, and the market scarcely 20
Arm Barley In moderate inquiry at firm rates
Malt was and rm, but inactive. The market
ruled very dull and heavy at 81 65 81 66 for yell
low Jersey with sales of 900 bushels Oats moderate
demand and heavy at 81 II for Western, and 81 90 q
o1 10 for Jersey
Coryx Gold rates for this article remained about the
same the market less active there being in
Quiry outside Of the immediate wants OF the trade.
CoIToS.-Thc kofcontinucd very quiet but prices
were without decided change; sales 400 bales at
Al G,l ouuinn Gun
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The M hest qaotatioA on the cllI at th' EveninS Ex
change Saturday. was 1878 and later sold at 1909
az
The stock market has shoya declining tendenry
under both and spe ulatve influences Some strong
Shear houses sold il down largely, and the Of
gold assisted their operations. There was semi-panc
Thursday and Friday but at the Evening Exchange
that day and Saturday prices materially improved
Rock Island being tho most buoyant stock the list
but without any particular cause
Government securities advanced under the foreign de-
mand for lvc-twenties for Wednesdays steamer, but
Afterwards declined, and the market closed steady.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares at the stock Exchange in this
city, at the close OF each Of the lust four weeks
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The Bank Of frances return for tho week ending
February % shows tho following changes compared
with tho previous seventeen
millions; current accounts, and quarter Millions
treasury balance, two-1fths Of q million. Decreass-
Commercial bills, nineteen and quarter millions ad
vances, one and one tenth of a million; notes. sixteen
and three-lfths OF q million.
Peruvian loan has been brought out in Europe. 1t
is for f10 900 at s3 bearing i've per cent interest,"
payable half yearly in London Paris Peruvian bonds
(of 1882 Ecuador bonds and New Granada dollar bonds
received in reduction Of paymens The security is
that Of the existing bonds with special hypothccaton OF
guano equal in value to the capital, and interest
1t generally reported that Portugal and Brazil
would shortly become borrowers in the London market
The traffic receipts Of railways in tho United Kingdom
Of Great Britain amounted for tho week ending tho 18th
OF February H. 800 miles, to f557 and for the
corresponding week Of last year. II, 400 miles, TO
E540, 200, showing an increase Of $40 miles and Of
818, ,9I3 in the receipts
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
American Shipm astcrs' Association.
No 81 WALL STxErr--Rooss Is rs AND n.
The following approved Mastcrs and Officers have receive


No 81 WALL srxrmr-Rooss q, rs AND H.
The following approved Masters and Officers have received
commissions from this Association
& Ssss M Ms5 m Nahum F
ss: !. $::s $ 3:!.ss:s III vi
All commissions outstanding over year require
presented at the Office for renewal.
Miscellaneous. H st t-.ea
srxAxmr CUmRRrA we'd nt Baltimore 10th in damaged
co having bee. collision with
ws ssIy
M s essss es ss W BY c.p ns
states TIA. after leaving the Cape. hs Dei.ware had
Up
% f Ss a .o ns "a % Ss. q
The sas Sa. M "; %. ns 4 mim SSr o M n
oa hs on ne
Hsi ss *. s ', e s
her on By the captain oacers and crew but ineGect"y
sus S on MASs Ss
ss Blowing and aa o
c.:s & ss IL
g. :D s Ssay n n the h o ~ with o. ' %
a % ce
Som JAc.so.; :. Portland from Ms.An..s, expert
sustained other damage; also lost IL
palm sf q sesS: ' csss - asss s
% 40 ao smR noson
Bark Mai.apose.t Tpp of ws.ipor, OF Ile Of Sal
bilSsS Would touch at Barbsdo. in Fob or March
II sssfH Foreign Ports.
a: hssr:Sn SisrL !! %: ssfsr%s !ssIs:
son Marsh stS or DO Maria ps,o
Buxros AYREs, Jan lo-Arr brig Alfred Hufnagei, Bait
ss ss :ss cG & S.a
s sSs: sss s''s Stone
s a eb9 brig R for
Fosss Feb as-in po. bark Golden Fissce Rots.on for
fs @ sfHs ss
RIO dsAsDs Feb i7-In port brig Lark, Bullock, for De-
sussAn is-In port brig Fred wording Cook, from
s. JAGo Feb In port bark Evening star Miller, from
SsGrs p% %
American Ports.
BOSTON, March u AM-Arr bark Alice Tari,cn Spstehl
ghia; barts otsso .r Lnn Ly,ile.on vi sslsh @ Gould
Brooks. Bcarse NYork; Ruth N Atwood Kemp Baltimore.
Sid bark Ada Carter; brig Cnry and from the Roads
bark Avoia. -
SRSs fss Zee ss 4gg1 ..:ap o1 Bailey
Tyler, Matanoros bark Hanson Gregory Gregory Matan
xas brig Abby Larrabec, Carlisle, Havana
Towcd 20h brgs Moses Rogers Abby Thaxter and
II Drlano.
NEWPORT March i0--Arr schrs Farnham. Edwards,
and Nevada. Mann. Philadelphia for Boston.
port ship Young Mechnnc brig John Bach; schrs Ma
rv Turner NYork Cor Boston; Clara Cr"well and Star
Trowel Boston for baltimore; Frank Lucas wixon Bristol
Tor Nyork Kossuth atrang Boston for do jesse williamson
Jr Wpsmorc, Phladephs; ID X Arey; soops Ricnxi,
Coblesh and Pearl Cohlsieh FOR Elzahe,por and others
Phip Iarrabce Head, from Boston for Beaufort, Nc.
PORTLAND, March i0Cld schrs ID II Baldwin, Knowf.
ton NYork: II Leach Shersnan, do. MH
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
sHIPPIN G NEWS.
Port ef New Work, March as, 1865.

Ihs following ysssss oe..sa % saapdas bus wers as
sssSsp oy Of fo1 Sa Ppos cur Port su
Slsa%ship ierrim.os. nerrsm.p Now ohoan.-u Quar-
ssss@siip John rhonpsoS xok.,s Bal.,ners-w D.l-
stss@ship Falcon. A,arscs, sals,ssrs-s Bynner.
sa1s SS sSs% cs S sssno4 ss h%So xsSo
schr Frank Walker Isiiis, Beaufort NC yam Brent
scsr Mime Kipns rsrsons. wAshinston-vaa Bruns q
s ssSs job. Warren. Lozie. w.shins.oa-van srua. 4
ssSr ssSr & Wheaton. Ltss. washns.on-y.a Brun. 4
ss sse. sT ss.s ssssssuE
E a r's
0Ys sehr Dart johnson, STANFORD - Y
rSpf s e
ks y ARRIVED
s.sa%sHiP % n Sea 0u WAdron Baltimore - hoars with
s!s.%.5ip vinsAnd Hund.y Wilmington. pet y hours.
ssss% qamssr.aa s .S,s. CITY Point. w.. %
sssr VssS Sss
/ IA: s. :ss s;:s::s 5ss:
s.;s GsR ss ssss.as.,s Brook sS ~ ,,,y oass.s
sssVs ss ID nos sssn ossis s @ Ia
Ssst Rambler Packard Husen HEAD days with lumber.
hrs of aiSraitar, rioy Porte c.sslo. = d.ys N
DAllakt, 70 Gir0 u FrnnctA. - ~ NJ
{! sss sf ' Ss's sis ss
Brig cThss Young tof PInoe Edward Isl.nd, Yoans 8.
ss farasoa farss islands G welsh card.nas II days.
with sugar and Molastes 70 master -
s ssss q ssS .Ssss Ss
schr Forest Oak, from Jcremie for, Boston
Brig JuotC Clark frcothy Neuvitas III days. with
and m0lasseA, TO Thompson 4 Hunter.
Sarah 81 Chrisopher) Farrell Nassau, MP
10 days. with, cotton, 80, 70 Darrell 4 NASH ~
Brig Henrietta t0f Bermuda). Hodsdon Bermuda days,
with cotton, 70 McColl FIRTH
Brig Cupid (of Par1sb0ro IKSl. bradshaw Bermuda,
days. With mahogany 70 r DcWolf Co.
Schr Dragon lDsn), Peterson, Mayaguex IL days with
lasses, TO Ives, Beechcr Co.
Schr Mara Jane COT 50 Andrews NIB Parrtt Ponce PR,
days with sugar and polssses 70 sturses Co. Sd inst.
gocl 9TH or Chncoteasue, brig Tampa, from Ponce for
sclr Minnie Arnold (of sheburne. Ns), Purney Arroyo.
PR. with sugar. to Brett, Son Co.
schr Three Sisters Stone, Grand Turk I'll, Feb 20 with
salt, to Edw Fogerty
schr Mary Harris of Nassau, Dennis. Nassau, days.
with cotton TO r T Montel Barlow.
BELOW
Ship Marlborough. ~ days from Liverpool.
SAILED
Steamers Granada Fulton. Merrimack bark Reindeer;
brgs Susan Smith, John Shay schrs John Glcnwood Vale
ria, q Brien Moneyidco Nautilus Frank Walter Mary
Compton, Van Name, j Williams, Menawa. christopher
Loescr, Mary Banks.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13


dividend OF 6vo per oent ios govsrnpent pAyabe
April TO-
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned during tho
month Of Febraary ths receipts
for the Same time in 1854 Aof SO, ,76S 4ll4ssS 44iB
Tho receipts OF the Racine and Mississippi and North
ernnois railroads durias the month Of February were
$50, 2oa aa& "
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned during
the month Of February s4sl 1874 which y slos $50 more
than the gross receipts for the time In 1854
Tho annual accounts OF tho foreign loans Of Crest
Britain have been laid before anament That portion
Of the Russian Dutch loan for which The Hassh govern
mont is liable has been reduced TO - 900 orns
orins being annually paid in reduction Of She
principal For this sinking fund and for ntcrest thc
payment made from the consolidated fund Ia 1854 was
47652z On tho guarantees Of the Crock loan hey ere
called upon TO pay than FAT yoaF shsve
paid in oil fl The rcpaynonts mAdc 70 Euglana
by the areok government have smounteA in all 10
E42, ss6 leaving Greece ncary El 900 In Engspds
debt rhero Is also she san Of $4,000 900 70 sardpa at
the timo Of the Crnean Tho Of ESQ 900 Is an
nually paid by Sardinia for interest and sinking fund.-
and the debt has thus boon reduced 70 FL $50
Oncal returns 70 ths British Parliament made up 70
tho LIST Of Luna. 1904, showNihe following number Of
banking establishments doing business In England and
Waes.-
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, March IL, 1886.
The absence OF legitimate and speculative demand
for gold consequent upon the promising aspect Of the
military situation and the increasing faith in the credit
Of the government. has exercised depressing influence
upon the premium during tho week. The market was
dull and heavy in the early part OF the week and feversh
q. the cose The extreme quotations each day down
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Tho returns for Scotland show thirteen jsint stock
banks Of issue, with dvc hundred and ~AIney- four
branches and FOR ireland six joint stock banks Of ISSUE
with one hundred and nnstyons branchss four joint
stock banks not or issue with six branches and four pr
vate banks not of ISSUE
Tho returns Of the Bank Of England for the week
ending February o. compare with tho statement Of the
previous week an fooWs:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The total value Of exports from Boston for the week
ending March including specie S2,olss, against
1891 .e22 for the corresponding week In 1894.
The foreign exports from the port Of Baltimore last
week amounted 70 so3,o2s.
Cotton improved In the New Orleans market on the
2sth ult We give the following table, comparing the
highest prices o. that date with the quotations three days
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The value OF the imports other than dry goods and
specie at this port durag the week ending March was
81 202 The total imporis for the week compare
foLows:- E.f sscu Eas N44ss0sa
Week Ending FH0 N1 l0 Fs6. "a March q
Dry goods. s827 500 Il2S5s4 100o 8ol l,309, TIT
Gen'i indse... 6Ss 600 2O44,O77 l5lo,546 isol,237
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
s277O,527

Excess THIS year.
Tho shipments OF gold from San Francisco compare -
foilows:-
Exported 10 February H. 1891. ,3o4 s59
Exported TO same date In 1894. ,ss7 oSs
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

IotaI $I,bIb, 700 3IJz,66I ZozU,z5I ovIII,UIE
The New York imports OF dry goods compare - fol
lows with former returns:- T of 1,tE ff.m ~
For the WEEK. 1858. 1864 1896.
Entcr.d at the port. 81 925, ,3s3 24834l3 1143 081
Thrown market. L771,68I 2,262, 838 ], ,202, 866
Since Jdnuory1. stt = iEA III .
Entered ut the port IA 644 636 g. $50 781 3527 183
Thrown ON market 13 sos $50 36O4 jA 0.7O3. .634
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

commissions from this Assocaiion:-
Capains-4036, James y Miller; 4O22 Nahum Rosebrook
brig Alexander Nickels 4 Win Seaman, schr Ann Pick
ereil: 40l5 William Davidson brig Ellen; 4029 Henry
Card, brig Coronea; William McDouga, bark Tweed; 1a31
Charles Collins brig Sea Lark; 4 Alexander Gray brig
Ids.
All commissions outstanding year require
presented at the Office for renewal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-07

The TINES has taken the ground
that, as measure of security, the
management or offering of negro
troops should be limited to white men.
The Army and Navy Journal goes
even farther than this, and discourages
the employment Of negro troops be-
yond limited number. It says: "
IF the government needs colored
soldiers to garrison certain points, they
Will doubtless retain q certain propor-
ton Of those in service. But there are
serious objections to keeping upa large
army Of men whose mental faculties are
undeveloped, and who for var;9us cou-
ses, are particularly atted to become
mere tools in the hands Of designing
men,, -
A standing army in any copn-
try is tyranny, and it. would
prove itself especially 50 in this cfwn-
try II composed OF negroes. 70 be held
in check, or overawed, or dominated
over By negro soldiers, would be some.
thing that would not be endured any.
where outside of Massa chusetts.
Moreover, if we have a standing army
the bulk Of which is compose d Of ne
groes we shall inevitably lower the
standard ofth soldier in this country.
In q little while soldier and q niger
will become synonyoums terms, and no
respectable white men can DO induced
to enter the service. IF the pegro
troops would hereafter prove sufa oiept
to fight all our BATTLES, it would not
make much difference as to whether
the status of a soldier, as established
by them. would be elevated or the op-
which white men may be needed 70
fill the ARMIES of tho country to an ef.
fecuve size, it is better not to give the
negro prominence as soldier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-07
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