davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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r.urosd bts cne-uluth right md that 1ohnL B,Atr
the President Of the Epad the Eoad and the other
!mocknolde7a; th1t no further Subscriptions were
ss1 IT, y tefse re- he ' @afssr MITE q
of capla stock subscriptions be 70
join l. BIar and CAKES Aues, without
nayine = meeting Of he Executive Committee r
ec,ved subscriptions 70 the extent Of tTeuty.two
tfousaad sereu hundred shares, which subseTtp-
t5ous were afterwarh adopted By the Board Of d.
rotor a'I ,hts being done during Lanna,Ls a. A.
m.nd 10 be ynade On Hl2sr and Arats and The CON-
pany OF his right to subscribe oDe-nlnth 0! the ne
stock, urer.ng to pay the assessments hut that h,s
demand was refCsed; that previous TO plaintiff .
p1osect % lii tnteTfsts durnS ns aoseace, and that
lthe stock should be Increased hts sh0uld BE- u
-c1eased III the same proportion: that no ecrdo-
company $ books Blair Il credited with i've thou-
sand one hurdfed shates, Ames With s!1 thousand
four hundred, and the pialnttn with. onts one
! Thousand n!ue hundred made up Of his suhscr:p.
Seubes Ists, and ei1ht hundred shases On account
OF the lowa company. That Hla.r and Ames have
| the tool5 Of The company under their control
! rhas eaeh .shAle Of the s,ocE Of the company Il
/ worth 80 over and above the assessment Of ~
on these facts the court nnds that the plaintiff L
ept:tIed to 2,.7 ehate6 Of the STOCK Of the con-
pahy subscribed after the 11th November. lss6
with Ill dividends, &c, besides, his present Loo
| snAres; bu, "a hi right has been denied By tht
| company, Ind hts shares diverted bJ II and Elai
| and Amos ne IL entitled Agatnsf those three to
judgment Of SEE 1eo being 80 for caEh SHARE; ho
rnfnt by tranaerrtng within sl1ty days from tnt
ettsy Of judgment tie 9,'T shares, IN which Cast
he nltss pa! the fortr dollars Per share hssess
oa 1t The Court glres the plaiuiiI costs Wit!
"tleld and saest1naa for plun,11. Nj. Crane ans
VI. Marsh for defendants.
, 1869-05-11

ffeR sAs Spfth1afia + &E2Ak3 h<pAt4te6nr a pft -
r. - e H. ;e ea, q
s.doF 10 Washington, md sh.t ns =. asEed
legation to Rome nay1ng teen abolished hy
net OF Congress, upon the ground that Ar.
Marsh, our able representative At Florence,
Thai u es = tas =! the hs Foe You'd a.Ve
felt restrained from E11dltnX m enjoy Of his upon
the Entel States Government, when We peretnq-
however, thai the Jesaits and PapEs.s are bent BY
hook or BY crook, nov fhst their prestige is sadly
impaired IN the Old World, 70 make the New
te I % for t1s .h af
mankina: thus doing ali In their power to soosefs
free Institutions
The Pepe, the temporal ruler Of tand;ss Of
people whom he carnot hold In political bondass
except with the assistance Of French ba}o1ets, Is
"A Hrch entitled to entertain diplomatic relations
Mtth ne AMet.e1a Government Is the Prince o.
Monaco, or the ApdKfAve OF Nes3e-HoUhu1X- ~
spiritual ruler he ON never be recognized by
ameSean Catnosies. their allegiance being % tais
spS5s n9sea recognizes eaaa
70 favor this !nstd!cus design Of Pnpal ambition $
clearly unconstitutional, md consequently ne Is
rot 10 enean1gs II ny ~! ine qoespn ,n
American legation in The P1pAl s:a,es, lts revtva!
wood be iasA TO Papal preteasions, and wnald
french SaJonets, int these Is 10 chance foE h!s
NnncIo On this s1Ge Of The Atlantic. Tue american
people, wiki c7e1y regard and tolerance for sae
religious feelings Of Catholics. have no Sympathy
W.th the political des7,o:i1m Of ne PspacJ: "
1taly w1u b transferred from Florence to
Rene, xud when our diplomatic relations
with the italian Government q prssent 80
admirably represented b MI Ces1sa u AsoinE, NJ!
Ton, And hJ III. AaI1h IN the 1talian capital VIII
'recetve an ADDITIONAL tupetus FROM the g1eat pres
uge the 1tana1s would dEr7re frpn, rtEatnlng pos.
se5sion of their ancient and legitimate capital
the E1ernal Cft1 Great Britain, though most Of
Ireland b Catholic never tolerated the fares Of !
papal Nuncto II the Court 0! s. jsu1ex, and the
objections To such mumuery LIE even more Vital
tn lie CNItrd Etates than In Engiand; since Ill ON
nee tpsututtons are tn permanent rebellion
4ca.ns{ the moral and mental and political slavery
which ia the constant accessory OF Papaey,
, 1869-05-11
POLITICAL GOSSIP OF WASH.
INGTON,
Tho original Cabincs-How yIr. LAY


The Original Cabincs-aow Mr. lay
Came TO Co to Vienna.
Hashing.on May y Correspondence or III. y1s
n ~ nnfo11M fo4 1h3e ~eanios@ed ELM circle here
"a ;ouS lesdsss. RI nfss feaies to IL prssi- ~
Gahtnaf Wh,eS ~ Grnerai Asseed taas tae
of Ill own head. a. he bo1s sa7 md Inc se1rt ~
Si Sntsn 5s IS sss s sssSfe!y se r. sFs.t d.
Csbtnet ron the one Thies :. aS. wae5eae
nctd to se'ect a1e one n's's 1t ate1"afa "as IN"
sne foJnxtne rrniemtn. esAet eoass1eo o.
stcfetsly Of Of ihe Trr1snrT@SI 1sssa e x.,.
. Secretary ol the lnteEtor-Ar. James F. Wilson,
VI stI,e,. tom1 c.n,,,
Ass AA1soI1ey e. Gsnsssl@as: @ While, .! Boston
ins 1.ts qs1es s"o memDess we're not NAMED 70 me:
ua,ann11t .a e r.1asea seat Y some means, NJ
"a not suit him: and that IN The last days before
Cant ;aa p m @aks certain changes ~htea LED 70
I'D. sa,a i1ss AN; NJ washhutns TO accomplish ns & de
pressure ot suen Political ft.eods a. he could mus
" ~ snn s aa o. no isr 1s onm epR1asne anu
The other stozs concerns the mission to Ausr.s,
r. 2s eas NJ Ia a'sa ~ :
ssPi.ts ,hat ae ~ sos1 d eoaIa nas eess I'M
W. ~ At seA| ~ ~ ."e .S1a.e "
| Foreign Ahatra the names OF several gentlemen,
any one Ct whom he vas Wiling 70 nominate.
and The committee were able to agree unanimous
!E on bot 01e 1nan. BIT. Motley, whom therefore
be Lad nominated Or promised 70 nominate.
Hbnt. saia me PIsa1ent, Won toa axe
tfsa SUI: sou 80; NJ; say Noaia 60 % L9naoa
or nowhere, be said, and returned 10 New 1cfE
There he told the tase 10 hts H1ends, who re-
PEoAchea a'm tos noI gong 70 Ansifa on
wnnt 70 60 aproad. theJ sad vienna Is pleas
ans aug itnpostant ross: Thy nos -
NJ. Jay cnaneed rs nshd ana en4a9ea talse
I.1ehds 70 80 ~ oneeto me t!esdens 70 tei. hlh
20. and ask tne 1ppolc :nent 70 Vienna Inese
gentlemen were am to!d NJ: Jonh = GE1NGi0
NJ lAasc J.. BAILEY, anu VI. JAGkaon 3 aenolE1,
~ ven EnoNn IN Eour etsy and SAte
IheTr tnEce aeeotu!ns1y naSseneu g MaH.nX-
tu my set n 70 ens M'e ousd d,nnar
VT Me.e tatosnaeu L. saa. tae asGeIt W. y Mnue.. W.
sot 70 be PUT on. LHt1 uen1notu - Know now
| ionR ne aad tesn ea1hg- aAl ~ hout w.
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The Democratic press have indulgod in
considerable boasting over the result Of the
judicial election in Michigan this spring,
claiming to have made great gains, nnd iu-
as1gurated reaction against the Repubi-
can party. It is true they did succeed in
elect1ng few Judges in Republican dis
trieh, in consequence Of the personal un-
popularity Of the Republican candidates
Bnt the test vote showing the relative
strength Of parties WIS exhibited for Judge
Of the Supreme Court The candidates On
both sides we're acceptable, and there Was
but little scratching on them, and the fol-
lowing was the result: ...-
Thomaa II. Cooley, Rep. ~
H. L. A0guea4 Dem. .....-+.....---.s.-'S7s'o
Republican majority
majority Of 900 in Michigan does
not exhibit very remarkable reaction
agsinst the Republican party. Grant's la
jonty last fail. upon an exceedingly full
vote, was only 31,4sl. Ne judge that the
Wolverine State is still attached TO Repnbli-
can principles
, 1869-05-11
Or. LiunEstone.

Tue London Times publishes The louoElnG lette1
"SlK: The Intelligence from the Cape Of Good
Hope, which has Appeared ID .he 1S7es aa o!aes
nersFspe1, that Dr. Livingstone had As.1yed ~
ward s, regret 70 s:a,e, entirely eontrallcted BY
Information which posaesA have lsstcr troh
Dr. krk at Zanzibar, dated The 3sh Of March last,
and at thai ;!e no news ~hstsEs5 tsee;nS ;aog 1as M
nod Judging from his oEn lerseF1 Of Decemoe:
II, 1861, and also from the Intelligence derived
that he a proceeding along the eastern shose Of
the Lake TaugahsikA- and hist 1t the place caile1
lila be would meet With provisions, medicine
and letters. which we're sent taisheE from zanxt
for Dr: klsk informs me that tsofy Traders nste
recently Hrzived irom the seIy region In auesa9o-
4ln th!s dilemma, mar scg9tst the following
Hypothetical explanation: II Livingstone, when
II the southern end of the Lake Tan2anyiks. AAt-
shove III "a u stssed b Burton and Spoke, be
would necessarily !nfet that they could not noW
nos1hwnrd tnro the much hizhtr equstafsA LIZ.
route, ia which II was supposed ae n1SM aaa tne
waters Of the Tangsnytta noWt1g Into the Albert
Ny1n1a nf Bzkcr. Having also ascetf1aned that
these circunsfsncea thai thts vast BODY Of freah
Ia 1 1rs1 s. sod % Be xooa fhen iotow The ravef q
ntcys which tasue On the west COST Of Africa
Under This supposttton he nJ Be nrss heard o1
from one Qf TIC " E3kGlM FNzkAEue9e 9eSLfNe6&4
or even from thpse On the ConEn
..N TIT. view be enteftztned, Ta cAunok be eI
pect<d 10 hear Of 1lrtn41tuoe for some time se
CONS a. thc distance he would have to sIayefaE
u xa11, and the rcE1on In6n1Nn
again this hypothesis explains Why No tntelh
gence whzttser respecting HIN ms been reeeIved
It Zanzibar. tlssx1nueh n he has been travelling
through s1s4 country, the tnh1hfs4nts Of which
hare no eoGonnnitatom Win ma eassesn coest.
~ While, hcNeTE1, correct the ex7unec11 tnta2
:9xe2ce Ehaea hsa ~: a9pesrstk ! be1 ypar rad
founded hope iaA nJ Distinguished h1snd-
, 1869-05-11
County Court.
Estate OF Jacob BeF1er. James HcNilnama ap.
pointed to aHmtulstc1 under bond Of 81, 9s0-



BTGANY aELF DIypRcEAEr.
Abraham C. Van uorn =. Ann Van Horu- De
ere Of a,voscs On ne ound o. SSay mt up
three Year,, anu that he was married to defend
davs Thereafter be asceFtained that she had a
living husband, named VIM Adams; be went to
her and charged her With the fraud practtzed upon
saying that her husband had given her = Writing
which She supposed IlsOrce+l her. One JeolI
Greenwood testl1ed TO similar state Of case: he
also added that she lived With the trst husnsod
he still resides.
Sliacy Hendricks :. Elizabeth HcndrlckA. De-
cree oi divorce on the ground Of adultery. There
we're two witnesses 10 this case. oae Tas sne
complainant, the o1her the individual with whom
some u1chsste acts Of nc W,le Nere eoadaetsd t
caeo for the past twelvc or thirteen years and n
teEmarr:ed With defendant here on Christmas
ssve hay q Ter d .boat tour @oath. iro tns
time. Ralph Jefferson, the other witnesa
testified that he resides al No. S0s West Polk
street and has Tor pet1od of slI yeaSa Ne had
express the wish that her hrsbsnd would be
single man, she voal1 ago tor him III minute.
She Was often drunk: alwayB kissed witness when
he visited her, and hs Eaw her take improper
liberties with men. He denomlna'cd her "ssreet-
t11ker."
pEgEK11ok.
Caroline u. True :. 1oseph P. True Decree Of
divorce On the EEonnd Of deseftton. From the
testimony II appeared that complainant has re-
sided IN Chicago for twelve years; that she was
married to defendant on the 9szh day Of Sovem-
serted nsr two years. Aao LIST Manch. 1nce ,ns.
stmc doing nothing TO support her or her children
ConplalnApt's solicitor, one Thomas H. MarAh
corpborssed the coMp'ain1nsB testimony.
Sarah pen,iey '. James Bentley. Proceeding
instituted for divorce on the ground Of drunken
nees and cruelty. The complainant stA:nA In her
I'LL, that she WIS Married to defendant In this
ctr, on the Cd day Of October }aas, nd that she
resides IN the town Of Worth and has done 40 for
thirteen yeara sne charges him with extreme
md repeated cruelty and hAh!tua] drunkenness
HRIACu or FRoNrsK, xrC
C1:p1fhA BeH v Otto Paul. A4sump*tt DAM
1etA, $1tnoa In this cA&e In aid Tho plain
III IN her afldAytt Alleges her sole condition. and
chAsgea that she became acqnAtnted with defend
ant IN November, 1861, when he proposed to hcT
taat she should malJ him, to which proposition
she asseDted- She now learns thst be Is about 70
Be married 10 smother wo.nan; this, too, although
una1tr his promise OF na1trtzKe ahe yielded 10 bis
so!citauone which resulted In The birth Of child
en- the 1sth day Of September LIST.
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TIE editor Of the Monroe -4drs,rt-- Is In har2y
mood In the lulnesa OF hts hear, be Is content 70
lay aside po1rics. and hetAke him 10 tanner but
nore inviting theme: --.> -
1.Eautu and greens Eiu answer for hose ro-
lucky mn1t2.s JAo have not cultivated t1kte !;
hog and hozonJ Is prime tn III place, and der-
nea' ham Is delightful: bot hoW coarse
bow rAstese*s-how tuaph, 0 uap,ejn-
diced Rus1aandi1ers-Ara these articles oi Diet
when cnnpartl to dish Of savoy peas!
We envy the fortunate mitv1dEA who sits
down 10 bis trst plate Of peas How exquisite
mrSt be rs entoymenf, Reader. you are Of TIM
Hortd OF erteurean deuGhta- First eat them
bntlsi-uso6rd to ntcety: add rnodtcum of szls
and rcd pepper. and corn brad, ~ an scsonpAai-
menI; then. With spoon. fall 10, not With coy
res, but With Right hearty goo{-wiIlr and we
promise you beforehand meal such as poterrsies
might envy
Gentle h1shsndn1aa. f4tss peaa: allow 10 etc
gaztous beast % tear The trailing tendr1ls or de
stroy the fruitful pod. Rnd, did NC SAT: Nay:
me worthser name were oaapdrsaa !; for are not
these The continuation ot ail the e1cellencies and
vir+ue4 Of Ee1ctablts Are not they II once bread
and meat and dessert-AS once substantial and De
Hcton9s
ave tEa~tne that 1t E91 not Alto6ethet modes
~ WHICH tnpencd Ena1 ntsfoe4cet yoong woman.
wan@e fame Vas ner11ded NIef our ,Es2kfflAof1kfe
tea-cur1 10 carve each or her peas u tvh How
ecataae mrA have oeea her ealoJmtns u dinner
, 1869-05-11

-an enJorment fh1ly resli1tng Matons Msa Of
sweetness long drawn out, and utterly beIoad
tho Appreciation II thie u,Ateriallstlc age
Fesnapa the legend which Ulysses has w.ttsku
upon ~ snleid may mean something AFTER al.
Me call upon our aR1icuturists 70 respond 70 t.
y thefe rslnsin spark OF patriotism IN this re
oelllous eout1-A remnant OF 'zathfdc culture
among these Confederstes who yexed their storn,
achs with mule-meat and hard taek-We EuoW
they viii hppree.asc our Interpretation Of Pres.-
dent aEants u motto: : Let us have pess!''
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that it cannot CARY them "a sthroughfresghsa
At as high sates proportionally aa il pro
poses to charge for passengers. But At ONE
half of those rates very considerable traf
&c in Asiatic goods would pass over the
road while at the samo rates as are charged
by the ordinary roads Of the country, the
old channels OF ,rade would be DETECTED and
Chicago would become the. emporium Of: a
large Asiadc commerce. The following h.
ble shova the shipments Of tea from China
and Japan to the United States from June
!, 1868, to March 8, 1869, the date OF latsst
sdviees by mail and importations into the
United States mot including San Francia-
COY, from January to date, in 1868 and
1869:
StiEra<nta Jro.. CAina and Imports from Chi.
japan (roaa JuHe !, ca, koi na and japan
March 8, 81. into o. s. ffpct
, 1869-05-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET


MONDAY EvEyIso. My ID
BEEf CAITLE-The1 1arxe Feeripts-l1n or.-h.d
deEre.dn* eject The narfft for thu tisas od aeor
md thol1Sh TOO u7e 4ra1 pltlhfd 10 th,s w -
kAtes TO Indicate With certainty auy chsoee IN Tsf.~
M1css wcre ooint1afly lawet. We quote the nasrkef
wax II t9llowloS Quotations:
CLlEy0 FKIIE6
k1tiA Tinted pteer1. Rg *
Choce 6ee%e+-Fne TT, Weflfof-ped. IL o'*A*
ayear oia .ttIs nd Efns from Leo
rIne f. aFs s<es1: ssiif::;i 49,: TO a:
formed ifeeIs. acd averaging LEO to L41
FIJI ;;;s4. II asa 9ss
Metsu;4 GaSoa 49, 4 a9 D. .t.. SIS 96S
nTs & CITY slaughter. taa svcr1xioa ID to
s;oes C.:,,c-Soiaffsao113. r;;, AS e.ss
Essh- aea rs sSssaS1nf aa 70 Lon 4a3 0S
80 n!a EoWA ana stern a52 f$ABe
t1oN0A &C 59aiAsE 'oI HTe hoG1 VA Inactive. and
EtAss "ete "nao1t naA&elA Asss16ou. r1oStn& at
{ ss1os50 10: en1oNoa to strictly thalte EadrA-
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nAnent improvements, during tho next
two years, all. THAT can be e1ree.ed
Of it, the debt cannot he inoreased
bsyond ST., 1900, 900; aud within that period
the fund for the redemption Of the debt
will hive been increased by the addition OF
S500,0o0
The parks Of Chicago are local matters,
for which the city as whole Is not to bear
the burden. The South md West Pnrkn
are paid for exclusively b7 special tax on
the neighborhood property. Thers is an
attempt to saddle on tie city debt Of
about one million Of doi1ars for Lincoln
Park, but that measure will not be likely to
succeed
, 1869-05-11

man Is consumer III sal, and ha should
remember that mn1e than:hali the cost Of
the salt he uses Is tar isvied By the gov
ernment for the exclusive benefit Of close
corporation in the State Of New York.
, 1869-05-11


NEW Yonx. May 1n-MSDey eaAy at a per cent on
call Prime discounts, sia9 r4N pent-
Hsntnk hcayy md lover under ~ i inGfased 3 enPely
ins f1tes i4fm LIS; god hantera bns sod ~ low
n lN1s s(a1oBrt. and bond Eli exr1 lower.
Gold opened At E7. advaneed = tA under nntoouded
thc sxt1R tcs1ion q ConeAz and eose At
ttitaIL. RAtes for car. Ing to FIT ctnt and tat
ClraT1ntea one hundred and sixty millionr-
Governments. upon ths adrancc nf honda In Lusfou
snd rcaeticn In tousots. became verI bnoyant. aad
prices l3 per cent higher that Saturday
taE. The market confirmed finn up to The cloec; Few
heEas ettuk IN frn ott cf town. fhr supply hf1c
hvcsy E.nal and forrtta honers have eo%menra sht1
.<nd. million II - T. noTnw The ptcsEas sh2t 10
lsAides ionT Of h1e n,illiaas ot other bondA.
Coupon. s1sIls Coupons. "a, .!l;Esil5:.
Cpufrns, H., .11kata1Iklf f0kA. .1Q-44lB
Couperx LID tal16A PAettc. It's hs's
CcNpcnA new III 5kt41tstsl
Mstou1ts sQXIk -. Seys y Carutinas st tass4
Otd TtrueAket4 81 i2NN Old ftr5ntAs- S. 4haS8
New TtnnrAfccA q St1h6s New yrkintas. a. gov
Ths ,toek msIir Rs b+en sctire and strung III day
with la11c tsansaeons. tAoxh Ira excitement than Last
wr.k. Ptre have Ads Ancrd atetsAy thrvuxhout the
Tic f1ute. NV Tnrt; Erie. fus, Wa*ne. Mlehssn
southern. Norshwsstern. Hudson and Aarrnas. There
y r.su;, 5'fno1 that the back inteu.t on Es4c Pr
, 1869-05-11

On Tpesdss Of last Hcek the stockhoideB OF
the aanttustY, Msnshcd 4 Se611k Raitru7d yusfxl
On the que1tson Of confirming the leAse II fnst
rna6 to the Centat OHIO rhc hitter having already
k4scd the former to tia Baltimore Ohio Ban.
rcadl Ihe stock hotders present xeHFesentsd se7.
enty.fre FER CENT Of the original 6tock of ar &
n. n. I.s4road, and tAc vote upoo cpuufmins
The lease WA QnAoiNepS
, 1869-05-11

The office Of TIE TRmrSE has been
moved from its old quarters, No. 81 Clark
street to the new TkDcR Building, on the
southeast corner of Dearbotn md Madison
EfneafR
, 1869-05-11

$sss $'sss: T. Il: ts:f Till; ss
The following telegraus were received On
Change to-day:
Flour steady, tatr business, al s. o09&4o. Wheat
steady with fair business: No, at Ills old adoa.-
Sc Set as. es ss q ..ois + Foft In at :e
WSStske. d1li Al ,elaaSc- Gold, i3;s.
Flour unchanged and steady: Wheat ec,es At
sh.s Corn inneI y .,a1 and hsssy IA, =: ,x
Generally dull: $50 offered for wheat; S.:
It ~. GRIM ii ssors-Wheai, l;o.eeo bu: corn,
l:n,ooe hu; oats, l9a,ooo nu- ReeclptsGWne.s T. y.
t;Sseo Sa se ea oats lsosS bs ss
'~'e' ~''~' 'S' MILWAUKEE,. Ma, 10.
wheat drn; No. spring, s1sx: 80. do,
Lrksroo1, Ma, Io-1las
F7ouI 91s Gl- Red wheat, IS Sd: whte do, - u
Corn, z1a Pork. 1o1Aa hrI 6@Ie
The following Is the of1ciai repcst Of gratu IN
spcctton during The past week:
INSPECTED K1O sfDxK.
Whcat-1o3 cars No. spring, sf9 carr and J, ~
eo es ei o. a. cs1s "a s.
bu No. 10 eaza. and 14,>0o0 IN rejected = cars
sna J. U nc, no Ssde "a o osss e. sdIs I'D Pm
No 9, cur rejected.
, ISsFEcrKD OCT OF STORE
Wheat q, 2e0 bu No. | spring. l76,l.a bu No. :
10, sel hu No. do. corn-sa.1a3 hu new, s.o9a
tu No !, 67,s4 bu No 2 toass7 hn rejected.
rejected. Rye-tAe;0 bu No I, Isl bu rejected.
EnrteJ-3sss III No. 2.
LITER
The movement in No. srFtng wheat after tae
close Of Change WAS Of y fair character. hat an
easter feeling prevailed the market closing stes1J
~ pa}3a NJ anil 70 Anl1Ar Tur $hue
grains were neglected In the evening the wheat
market waa quiet, but 1rn nj Sill. seller thta
! month, for No SPRING in store. Corn and oa:a
were uumendoned No demand for ptnytAons OF
!, grain frtlghia.
| The hog market WAS quiet and values
! remain noul!nally unchanged, ranging At
! $A5x.9.sA 1oT common TO choice. Beef cattle
| were In large supply. ant the feeling waA weak.
But very few sales were ELECTED, an1 prsccs are
| sinIplv nominal at s. ciaA .,Is,
, 1869-05-11

fssne from Africa on the s19ns shore st which,
after long absence, he Ee1Vpeared attef his fist
meat traverse Of Southern Africa
, 1869-05-11
f47A


Balance il favor Of Pcci6c RAILWAY route,
500. being On the capital involved (s7o>,
II difference Of y per cent. At this rate
Ut freight Chicago might {other circuna-
s'anc''s leing equaD become competing
roint with New York, not only for the dis
sr1bution Of the teas now sold from CHI
caso. hot for tie New York wholesale trade.
Some Of the" other circumstances would
:. favorable to Chicago, and chiefly the fact
'''a' .eas bruugh. from China IN forty dasa
wonlo ''lin flhvor and quality which
tGey lose IL .7ssssing twice under the tropics
n an ocean Tt:aGe Of four month, and
1,,ND miles.
Now. it IS very clear that if the psciBr
Railwny cannot afford to carry freipbt
which combines as great value in as sinai,
bnlk as teas, silks. spices, coffee, !sc., as
through freight from San Francisco TO Chi.
cago. md even to New York, in competition
with ocean vessels, it cannot aford 10 carr,
anv through freights 1t all. Il il also claal
, 1869-05-11
.COMMERCIAIa,

MONDAY EvKx1sG, May 10.
The following tables show the rcce1pts and sn,,,-
ments OF produce during the pas fossy-eigh,
hours
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