davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-29
Seven per cent Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE
Convertible BONDS
Danrllc, Urbana, Bloomington &
Pekin Railroad Company,
= OF ILLINOIS,
Principal AID Interest Payzk1e In GoIl, nj til
FarusE Lam sad T,ust Csupsny,
1eW SssS. foupens Payable
Aphl aud October,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX

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, 1869-08-29

Ing the1r watas.ma5k oE imprint on its flec, tho
ehtcks 10 te ustd In making tentstAneas, 4c- VI
thls Mr. Sultuao made Use, cneck1 10 Tho Aagre.
gats amount Of ~, ESQ being written by hin and
hAwked about 1t 1nEuIxnce oencex md in railway
dtpou, wherever my cue could be found 70 cash
them, and being used OLE to take up another gt!-
en- DAY p1erioualr, and mona Of ttirsn represent
Ing Tslue.
In the bant inanner itaht dr.su, drawn BY sfl1~
nan upon New Iort housa, and eatlrc1J bogus,
were Paksed back and forth 70 the amount, IN all,
ol Ssths31, = bogus check being sent 70 paJ
boGus draft, End another dEafs being ca4hed 10
meet the cheek. These checks and draft1 pfD-
tested vii amount to eeVerat thQn12ud douAB-
EijlinAn bar Also appropriated moneys collected
on tic cou upauJF + Acoount 10 his OWL use; xnd Il
vA1.npA times, when ofl.cen have be<n here 70 tx-
anime his accounts, has borrowed policies already
delivered srd paid Tor, and exhibited them as
polle!ea on tacd and raco!lected, 10 making hts
balance tneet with Ito company sppuml,J coz
rcc1.
Tha Vice President Of the company, as soou IS
intimauon Of tho f1cts reached their GETS, was
sent here, and Ut his instance Srlt12n WIS arrest
cd npon \ char7e of tarcenJ Al baaIee. He "a
represented ~ being Eaau Of respectsa!e Anic-
cedenta. and hl! Alleged deu1Gcenc19 Hat en-
GFcly EQfyDeEtfd.
, 1869-08-29

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nenSa tp ~ sn,cornt. nn ons rr4s tar
aoucht for Tut ~ -, ttIt AnG4s'saH "I 81
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band N1s hsnT7v. HnShand. ii xaTs IL. or should
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xnd = nnrnjncrnt snrr.ss. Tre exncn.e wa1 de-
fr.yed br he co,d.aah. lie. uadoubte1ity. con-
nIu ~ ~ MN 10 n ,.scnma entsno3ed and ras
1he n..n rI-n1 ~ ~ fs cnnrratn1afed an thr ausni.
etnus rrent. III fnrnisncd the frvut.e,u. ttourn
~ ~ T. rs,nrrcd II hin rftrr tho r7nnr-
II"e ~ 1rrtatr ncrhsna ~ snanIh fsti m th,s
,,tt.s 49, ~ ~ III nrv 1ae1o h.nnr. hnts, ho -.
~ ,as tn rnne The hsp1y na,r 1a,an
~ ncct,sICm"d tonv ami ,rhen tScr +etr-Tct
IN hnnrrTnoon uas IN the wnns +. haI rail
nIvh .Ie,;t In fast nuernr. '" "N'A
nj mcank. but IN tine he Weus ,ntn hnsincssi IN
South Water gtreat Snfseonrnt,I thrT hoth Tnns
4 boarding housc IN town: to b par,lcuia7, we
On the west side Of liz nycnis rerth ~ Iii,
ttdRc court Thia locality scems IA f,e neculiar,v
unfortunate Time rolls on. and Dulihe u doTn
town refuses 10 nav. The W.fe's ti5w1I w. nnx ~
expected TO T1sEe'it app,arance snd 5rfeS,s fhe
pecunlaEy tlSLtnrss bat i was excec1insi, tafdS
when Il I'D come, and In nroToltnyIy arnaii rnTs
Dtscud lis Tues hands the hn.f,sni VA nnnIic
70 know whence thnee snnsJ1 sums ware der1ren
arorsed. and hc ,ir.crn1!ntT n inv. ,tsH.,T,. ~.
E5ttrrr. iii, Hatchirinrsa nf ~ ,stna ,n,Sn- ~
utLts loon Lccamr Snnxn IN hsr All t,,.Ir
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n,rrItIishS.l Tnis nrnn,ed re- ,nH s1o -
n,nnS1T.fed 7rtfh ti-1 ts,,,Hx' ira,s aAs 40
,o rrer,t TIL E.o 80 1aa3 o.ul5 @ ,o;an,
, 1869-08-29
Tho Produce Markets.

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, 1869-08-29

Al tha erentug meeting the marta,a wer exceed
tuRly ds1l and quotatson1 weya little better than
nominal. p1uytllols md lAtc tstlgai1 Vara m.
mentioned. :,
Tho bog 1rs1tss WIS fairly: Acttvo, and pstcea
vera rrm at q. SIS for common to uedRo4
and at n s6@1eeo for good to choite s7adsa Re.
esred today, Lilo hesd., Tna eatt'e nutes Wa
quiet and steadg n yesterdays prices Te quote
u f45o67.H for inferior To cantce.
, 1869-08-29


La. jcar. 16,71,os2'e 1,uSsi4lo
The Use in the price Of gold during the past
week Is believed 10 be cauacd eutirely BY the
speculative operations or cquG IN Now YORK
who took ndvSntngB Ut tho Withdrawals OF cast
uo',! frora the New York MARKET, In Ito transfer
ei several millions 10 San Francisco to relieve tho
money atf!ngcncJ there. The s?ecul1tora
have a!so counted some on tho presumption
t-ar the Treasury would not Sell gold next mouth
as thr eject would be TO withdraw currency from
circulation Just at the ttr.c It was Eost urgently
needed In atl Parts Of tie country. Tho effect Ut
The 1fst Of these c1frun-1nces has already passed
aWsJ, and tho second Is nkely to havo no eject
because the Treasury Will probably continue IL
bolid purchascs In aach amounts "a viii Keep its
currency balance Al low a. Is safe. The price Of
gold seems sustained at prcscnt entirely by the
xpceulaioes, and Without any circumstance In
trtde Ct politics to warrant continuance,
Goyerament bonds have changed hut very lille
In American markets. bnt rcH11tn nrm IN foreign
nalkcta. The opening Of direct talegraphtc CON-
muutca,ion with France has been the meauA OF
stimulating dealings IN United ssasas o-2os tn
Ftnch Eartets, d the tayc.tncnt IN
qu!rJ In France Is Increasing, anil
ii Is believed that betorp long
United States bonds will .enioy the same pre-
cntnencc ~ laTos1te Investments In Franco that
! they do IN Germany. The unlasorabie acton OF
| the Eanf Of England In rrsard 10 cur bouds few
| months aSu has only Developed their Strength.
! The hank found that the London operators were
! only the pu17cJors and mll1lemel who were sup.
plying The uaceasnf demand On the coptlueat,
| and that Eow they had hut llit,c power over the
| rrtce. TIC establishment Of the French cable
however, NIL t.ate rar.s 70 soEo cIient the rival
ot LcEdon In that rsspect and the principal 2atlet
oi that part oI Europe for dealings IN our bonds
AMI III II their grcater distribution hclp thc.r al
vance tovasu PER III golf.
The following table gives 1ea'crs' quotations fol
huEtpg and selling government toads. local .tocks
gull and Eilrrr IN tits market this afteruno1-tat
ns!.nnrnal lnterc4t periods Of the United 9ta:e,
| itL..s ttr also EIfEu:
, 1869-08-29

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The rst"tfs trt tle.Nr4k rart 24t5t head AZ Ealntt
.tu h I'd t!rrltrd iAa Nsk. snd Iaeia h+nh tnI Tho
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Err sn.ia'hFti thrt HEf"r n ~ th@s U E1tr4 h,+e
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"fttt ir.- VII" snInl" Al 4as1ap.Ilf. A1u1 .t,Hi
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=, t'Ih-I. 'tIt a,,t,r tic 'mits3 .ut1Is y,l1s
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ii ILL.
, 1869-08-29
UUMhnHUfAf.

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s1l+'"L.s. 81 ts-l4%1 t.s saa f.+s s~saiI:ts4F
l.,.sx.
, 1869-08-29
New York Fey a;oe.t. Market.

New York pry a;oaIs Market.
6lxeial Despp:eh u Tho Ch4caFu Tribune.
NV YOHE. AnSult ~
t,crtns ,Goop,-Thei rrtaso Of teeshtsso the Wtst
t,ft-7afr figures 4nd the decline In the raw material
Ia rhrtkra tbs demand for otton eooA and lobhtTs
sdue.d the price. ot may ss4pls fabrics Aa4e
el.w x-cLta prices. In cnnEefucncc Of tkis 7aetA-
ttous are teo Vi. suttlr4 II n peat
, 1869-08-29
New York Tjre Stock Market
Special ps1po.cl1 to The Ehic1So Tribune

NEW ToAK. AuSpst &.
NEKT CATTIEQrt.t and unchanged.
kHtkP-SieAty II 4raoi4c.
IAA;1s-Fi-rn-r 4. "a LIE
Hu:yE-N. Iui1Al. bit 1uutsd II 2Hdtec.
The rsreifa wsta: 90 teevss. .=tV shsep aad fool
, 1869-08-29

. TIE E2KAlitIS1S AoF KNLN1-
The following wele the recetpta AID thtpmerss
Of nour and G1uin during the pat week, and foe
corresponding Neefs ending ~ tated:
, 1869-08-29
MARKETS. uY TELEURhpN.

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sr,uNxMtAt.
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Wt.thef fair ant i.v,r.llr.
rsi1I"1't. "A..t. " II.
lIrtAFss,t, Au<Htt ~ = Evening.
iaH'-a hatr t,t.4 tA.cr ..cldIrr lsH H.. tr ~.
p',st AFti sp.rnit,l,n-
mi t"s1'. s,:.i #".t =. a. Il. II. tSru.N,,
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CtttLn =! liasrc tat u: lttkf
Nrw York Ures d.tuu~. Provision uua f:ro.
crr3 3laFhrln.
Rlee..i pesi atsh tp Tae Chicago Tribune.
NIw Vonk. AuEut y
Et.. demand for Extra stat' Hour for export II tho
t.risd ND nolhlns i .noneus ~. dons below Il d
Ns.teIn ncar .eTy dep!cts'1. "hrat "a I.:her afns
hu w,rte1 wheat ecus!nar. dtpre.. y snall
!seln6 Et,.Aed for ss~, t:cEn-Tho tavAoeo checked
1'+fas''' And '.f' "tir tnn4!,1oS. tg!!
The t.rrllne In 1erk Id /" nun ns.n.-s, s:a tho
@ .et assa ses sesk. ~ ..ess.
mii ,kc oot i-Ga bo1ea. OiJ Creased hoxs lome1 -
1:.1~s2he-
cefyct sid srr.. III l1i.K demand and a.-acr.
, 1869-08-29
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l..+. IL 4lr tt1, Itat Af-4i a ltei IN Ftt'
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, 1869-08-29
rEEAk EuN:ElT.

Tie organ concert Mt Centenary Church ytsser-
tssy Afternoon vas fa1 more successful than aay
f11t the Mus1 sa.grIne hal Anticipated. EutN1th-
standing the he's: cf:1e weather there was lasge
nEGieree IN :t1encarcc tGclnlInS liberal Ep.tnk-
Ing Of on hes mnstrsns anil music iorrfa AT I
ncl5ee the performance hegan, sle Ptpsfnmuc
ltl1 & IS lG!ao@f;
r1rGEAXHE- ..
ss4a.s 11. ,S ss.a nsSSo i T::s ~. pasl In
1Y,s tsi II,
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&C 'hii.': Ms1ry s7tr9; Il " a.sr Ss.i
.felssdhn, ras nf,t expected tn rlcass, the t.nEt
ltes c' taa:tcutlfe, but ens f:sie . 1'ars Of tic
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, 1869-08-29

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Muh ra@sa hcEHsd ieosI arss |" l.as. on Ru,I.ls.
e s'Tsf- :;,.:, ieSss 10 s. 7hs.v +; si;'
ats;r !, ~ ItIa.f. h.. h.s, htral, holders .st
RI eeti tus without r4Ach l1EctJ And ktretAIiy II
tssstaeteIs p:!rt. Tla u.atkrt fot "t.ecstss" b..
rueti ras!er Gss"s tEe:. Icing hs tcw feeders In
rally dr+irse'" .:ek e..1r have ben comparatively
<ht. md n-1fly all hts trn worked ou without tae,
= the Muers Art1l<t1 II frti1 no lEal ::a have
so!d At 81 - and il :ew instances =; sapo pr
ll r. TEcte hat !xtn in9n[s II. rial calves 81
z6 - = fer assfafss IT fs n IN IL .1u ~ nad a
- bnas 70 fns crsIst ealres 1 heavier ~txts reds3
thr n2i ket was qart&r steady. The following mesl
tho ''
cL0SlKu TIitcTs,
GhHtce Herrcs -F1Ie. tat, Mril-4l1.l,csL ito
frva. ol1 sttes-, Kid arera&iIR fun! f-sco
to 1.+oo a7oNa7E
Prime fteFr+-tfcnd. wrti fAfteti tirtly-
tcrned ,teets, Asesatne l1sJ tn l.o ts.. d3saA7!
Fair GtHdts-t a!1 81 rfr. in latr Ieaa. aver.
as:nK Log IL 20 oEi.....-....-.....-..-. a.tsd0
Af dilrn t1.sa-Arti:u1u atrrr1 and snnh
COWS. rr!:r Il s1ssses. ard averaging gH
to l,e.a tocas u
Stetk Cattle ariIn1n cAttlr. tn decrnt f~sh,
and kSrrnK!Ek NJ In luS1 Es........... 161 - 7!
faj.sioE-L4gh and thin 1uu a.ec5A... 2504A =:
iilNIt.
Thr follow Ing the rrcrtpt1 and shipments f1- tht
Heef and Icr The correspondents ftr11d last yrAr:
HAef5rtt, ,ihtryte4f H.
, 1869-08-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Far Tho Week Ending Arruas ~. ~
SAEnu1I KSr11o, Ank1S a
= BERF CATTLE.
, 1869-08-29

1i;e Episcopal Bishop Of Iorr Island tDr. Llttle-
fGln,, 1:a& cULGstnttl Iuu1e th3n t!eycu Eunflr&l
Icsynsp slnee his eunser,s:.oa atout Elk ,as,nsas
hEn:
~ hEstans 81 ~: EHes y Rrtt'na nr nf"
tjscnIha e.ttSsa Y HSm 1otk Guy 70 e s1.'l
ioliow a. ttan H., fsE In adsanee y cTsn s Aio.ns
EsHs 10 tnc exs.c'ne Hn'!'' OF fhe ucst notorious
ehM1ynes Ts q ls,"nh. - 1,,,n, thu ,,,,,,,,.rs
htt;s s:tEa:n ~, !nnun',, .ne Ti"n5HrIa Is
IN IN w. '' h ar ~, ntc - nn1s A. II, nsari s NJ
ns Ene 'e lEt iir1t ls!l' t' ei,nrct na':f!s! !H'
TiH3g t, T. eaIsn'S'5 rs,,; :. the l'e ~ nc fa
liz liz I!"asn |a!h"'ts alhsr's'e~ hsv" ,>~'t,c', tp
r'raE',~ is.~ 'ttrt'setn III s's's-'hus.ts, II Ell.
tar" ".,s'tfs' s:! r. n.'ia, f'' ''Ha'"' Hrst "
tha', NIL thr n... W'!"Ht 'tr'Hr. 'aetHr u =.
It''fs tlnfth, N"w ir!t. VIII ttHlat! y" l's
Il5h"r: ..
m ilfr'' t'rt'h f''th,"rrf n.'t.'','s. VIE ~
q ~" l>i y ht- tAst ttnt, '"tF"H T. "
n"'"! '"r f."!1s, uhH h7t" t'". '. 't a'-s'"' '!F
iN'stEs sI",t,"'', sr:.'',,; :,'"'"r IT. *'.''n'
t.n>lrt. rs* srut.ln, "ln." h'"t IN iSi h' t"tj
81. .ths.1,. IL" '"I+tt' F"" t.'t'''""r" 81 nt""'t
trrt r'ntrr, rlI' i. v'th t's ,n' 'a'" ~ l#h',t
81" f':a ~" 'sl ~ "i' i"n1I t''tH III f'a ~
| ~. i! tt'n 4I!,i'"a' t'i'1.'
~" 1rr'ls'' i'st'ta al" hr' i1t'', sH '"",' ~
r""tt, ttht nit It"s t,s'At ttv,.rt, fh1 tr'I' !
l"p ~ tr Al. 'td'h T. ';ss",s''f h"' t.Fs nag
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
The Cuban Observation-Disclosures
ing Advices from the Ameri-
can COnsul-A Fair Es-
innate of the
Situation.
The Government Sinking Fund
Bonds Purchased by
Secretary Boutwell,
to be Stamped.
and Commercial
FROM W.4SHLNGT ron.

OnciaI Dispatches from CABIN 49, Estimated
Force Of the Cuban Army-SympHthy With
the InsurrcctiOn A Fair Statement of the
Situation.
Special Despatch to The Eoening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Latest official des-
patches received at the State Department from
the American consul ut Havana, state that it is
almost impossible to arrive at n correct estimate
of the force under the Cuban leaders. The
Consul encloses letter from prominent
American merchant residing in the interior,
who estimates the whole Cuban army at from
fifteen to twenty thousand men.
This includes detached parties acting as guer-
rillas as well as regular forces. Another letter
enclosed by the Consul from another American
merchant states that the entire effective force of
the Cubans does not amount to more than four
teen hundred men. With regard to these two
statements the Consul writes, "The truth pro-
badly lies between these two extremes"
II do not think the Cuban army amounts to
twenty-five thousand men, but it is certainly
more than fourteen hundred" In another part
of his despatch our Consul says: From all that
can be ascertained there is not Cuban man,
woman, or child on the island who
does not sympathize with the insur-
rection; some of them more openly
than others, but they are all animated with
DlIlGr ualc lOWaIuS Spdln. IHls Is inc most
hopeful sign of the Cuban cause, and if the in
surgents are able to hold out six months longer,
Spain will be compelled to abandon the attempt
to subdue them"
~. $. Bonds TO be Stamped.
Secretary Boutwell, has had under considera-
ton yesterday and to-day the proprety of put
ting some sort of stamp on bonds purchased by
the Department, so as to prevent them from
coming into the market again, or if they should
by any possibility get afoat, that they may be
distinguished from other bonds.
1t is understood that the Assistant Treasurer at
New York will be instructed to stamp them, to
the effect that these bonds are the property of
of the Sinking Fund established by act of Con-
gress in 1862.
VncatinR the COnsulships.
Secretary Fish is constantly in receipt of let
ters from parties who were appointed Consuls,
and who have received their instructions, de-
clining places, because they ascertain that they
cannot travel abroad from place to place. When
they applied for Consulships they misappre-
hended their duties. 1t is the opinion of Secre-
tary Fish that at least Onehalf of the Consulates
lately filled will be vacated in six months.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
Stock Quotations by Telesraph-I p
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, May 13.-There is no vitality in the
Flour market and prices, although without quotabIe
change favor buyers sales of 600 barrels in lots for
the supply OF the local trade at s5@55O for superne
s5'75@625 for extras, s65O@7 for Iowa. Wisconsin,
and Minnesota extra family; sT'75@9-25 for Ohio
do do, S6'75C9750 for Pennsylvania do. do, ana
s95O@115O for fancy brands, according to quality.
Rye Flour sells at $7@725 U barrel. Nothing doing
in Corn Meal.
The Wheat market is excessively dull, and there
is no demand except for prime lots, which are in
small supply sales OF red at 81 COOL 65 amber at 81 TO
al rs, and 1000 bushels fancy No. spring at 81 80
Rye rather stronger sales of 1000 bushels Western
at Sl45. Corn is quiet but steady sales OF yellow
at SS9S9c., and Western mixed at s5CaS6c Oats are
without change; sales OF Western at S2@s3c., and
Pennsylvania at 65(a70c
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No.
Querctron at S52 e ton
Whisky ranges from 94c. to 81 o gallon tax paid.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13

District Court, No. I-Jud9c Thnyer.


Smith vs.. --, with notice to John Lancaster.
An action ON mortgage. Before reported. Verdict
for paintifis s3Os020
The Heirs of Jean Marie Loullier vs. John Hart
man. A feigned issue to try the titles to real pro-
perty. Verdict for plaintiffs, six cents.
Mary Lawrence and John Lawrence, to the use of
the said Mary vs. The Lawrence Metallic Paint and
Mining Company. An action to recover an alleged
balance due upon the sale to defendants OF goods
belonging TO Mrs. Lawrence, and on moneys
loaned to them. On trial.
District Court, No. 2-Judge Hare.
Samuel Dougherty vs. John NJ. Snyder and John
Crawford. An action OF replevn to recover for an
alleged unlawful distress for rent, plaintiff alleging
that the landlord having broken covenants, not
entitled TO rent. On trial.
Court of Oyer aud Tcrmiuer-Judges Allison
and Ludlow.
This morning the trial of the German, Joseph
Droll, charged with the murder of Caspar Weis was
resumed, the Commonwcalth's testimony not being
the night OF March g. the prisoner and deceased met
i'm tavern at Thrtyhrst and jefferson streets, and
quarrened upon a petty difference as to
whether the prisoner had removed a chair
the deceased had been sitting in. The latter laid
violent hands upon Droll, who pushed him of and
refused repeated challenges to fight. When the
prisoner left the tavern the deceased followed him
those inside heard scunle in the street, and upon
running out saw Wes lying upon the ground and
DrOll running away. Near the fallen man was found
an oak staye with blood upon it, The defense
alleged that the prisoner furiously attacked by
the deceased and only struck in self-defense. on
trial. Charles w. Hotiincr and Edgar NJ Chpman,
Esqs, for the defense.