davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-05-19


ICKSAEAl-Ha'es # 80 b1ls Marsh's calorc at
SS:p.
N.tAS-S.ies O. = tons 1t SlG..s 0. t.
Medium do at s3s6.
CHEESE-Thc vol INC ct bu.inets transacted in this
department., thatEh only moderately Large. ehows
speetae increase that flast Ce and values hare
.tn nj II eurTsrtcd taoHs.,eut The stocks arc steadily
aacntnted, however. and rr!sr h:vc downward 10.
rnntfcn. VIC qnosr: Srr York factory. old. = a3c:
% new = i1lirots fastorg, Mas1e: Western
Reserve, HtdIc.
COAL-Su change wosthy nf note hhs t.ansptrrd in
this market slnec the atr of La: weekly review,
.iers I'tra conlpa:ntvcy t.ca!s IT the reduction
1sttta TnetdaS Last: We qtc: LchEeh, prrrsrI sisu1
'3itu1: Lehiih. iumr. alSm; I.ackawnnna. Scranton
!,iIk = & g.; &Ghtrra Minetsl z Edxs I'D M'oM Bank
Co11.EEEThe adEaasY T. ge4 ls4t week in'l,:teaa
..n1...i The demand ". aaEte aae I .na =
~ ,ollcwins 1ange e rrs~es e J1va ss@s;2 2 O. 6
,ss;ts: tuaF to sood saae prime to choice seA
CASnLEs-T Their fsie a.ss.nsas IN sh. nv:
k:4T~3yimc,, HaSnts; tailor, Z = ts'e s!;oes !s!s
iiS:alsc; K.:rc:t'., .:s7zi9: Il light; :lS:l:s
aoacfaic = ~ a.s ~. =; a:sresats .n'u,T
cot IArs f1F the & sErs2oadlfF time u Arfl
The ,t,1rket bow ever, firm IT the following range
, 1869-05-19

EEN srr7A
Patrick =. holland +. Propeller Colorado. Libel
Damages, 81. -
3osvph Wood r. Snme. Libel Damages, 3t11.9A
Lincoln Il. ErtlIle Y. Lame Damages, fi31 -
John Henderson Y. Same. -. :
Clifford II. Crane It al :. Proceeds Of Sale OF
Propeller Sk. lark. Contract
George ". rlatt, JE., ct al. y. Same. Same.
james E. Stevens ;. SaIne. Same,
, 1869-05-19

= bRppEaoar, Mav ia
G.EA9ID.-E. Butaharu, Jollet. light; B. A. -Th1rce-
s. Louis u6l71 4 lumber: CONTEXT Morris sEsN Il
lumber: Gens9sl SHERMAN A:ni'. usht; l!aiA Rod.
tH4un Manning ltrtcnt heh:. P1zEc:, Le3,on. l=ht;
PROP Wasr. SrEuunt, light.
AnnrTp-EeIpee. L.enoot, q yds stnue; H. G. It:o-
MI. lesnons, y yds at9ne: J. " 1 Aetiianie. IeMent,
q sas sthua, n OTey. Le1Dont u ydl stone; w.. y.
GGrsee. Lmoat % 5da stone; q 7. Leman,, % 5ds
stsEe: GeueEai McFheran. Ietna1t S y!e stone: H
1n. Le1noat. 30 xds sone; VIM SEacnA Len,o3t % IDS
seaEe; Emrrr4@ LEnont. S sts stone Esstx Las tlls
ssesl 1aaes, y yds ssone Atlantic, Norris ~, b..
!asape. tso0 bu cdtu- g bu oats: North Star, LsSa
~ h eoEn' Aatsssk, l1ci port. Ae3 corn bis l.s
yds stone. ~ -
, 1869-05-19
METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological record 1ar May 1s, lsss.. .epozscd
By J. 9. Langgutn, Jr-, orttcan, No. III stndoph
street correspondent Of the 6nthsoutaE fstirufe.
The small letters are tho initials for L., wortls
"seer1ng," "gente, hlgh, !" "d-y,'' Ii, olst A.
tuospheTe, rain i" and !" "snoW:"
, 1869-05-19

held At IHa1t1tr rtr dnE
FRUITS AND STTS.-Tkc general market has heen
c}a5acfy,}xc1 bs fa4r degree II Activity. md firm
to11e has prevailed fos nearly III descsipious There
Wbxb' undcT Al fnadeiuaie Erppl, havo advanecd
fuy sa75e ptr ba1 Apples A.e about ons o. sns mt[
dsd fruits there d s,cad falr movement and caiet
ra1ietjts onuu nt,tside Quotstious readily. S1ts
rr4ai1 steady md uncaauerd:
, 1869-05-19

To the Editor cf The Caieaso Tribune;
take this method Of calling your attention to
the fact that German family named Vol, rcsc-
Ing at Thornton Station. 10 your county, and Keep
authority, down with tie smallpox, and. notw1th-
Standing this, are keeping open house and bar,
not even warning e3ie7a TINT this aHta1 disease
holds high carnival within, and, moreover, send
out members of The family 10 stores, &c Hoping
this wItl meet the eye Of the Health officer. or that
You will In some way bring these tacts to hls no
ttce, remain, yours tru1y- ". n. SFA{S0.
T. S have tlcse facts from August Sthner, Of
Thnrnt m Etafion W n. S.
, 1869-05-19

BkEF Ci rcssirs daring ss:criar saI
to-day ne9.rFssc 6tf4 head bu: - alsnt ~ q fe:'t.
day arrivals Werr ltloadod SD fosxHrd East r. httt
sses xan t.d fh wr..hcr E.s 1'la a.: pass.,nt ri.
til rsihcr IS M seuor q Eastern adr.ce toshet
ntrrTr.fns rtxt and FADE creped slack. nnr dfa !!
A1ts1u Mofr thaa moderate des.rc q actiF1J nnta
Eea1 maasy nen ,Ae:e ~ ,ts se.: hs1an,s n
slpskiah, aad ~ O'Clock wss wholly .aspended The
quality OF Tie offerings Hsnt pct - = Fa9d -
thst II last Wcek OF TIE week bEfozc- the.e bin
eer1.sattycly few ehaec d.rrcs AID none th1s Woa.d
t. ccod eraiitit. suited to tho wants q Buffalo Pi;t.
txLs WEIR rcl;:ed II their favor It PRICE, rAngns A
$6uNk615 fcr Isf4 arrtaFtcF tEpto Leu e aq %
few Ssiiasas chanee} & haad, 4, = s; - znsa
Thcrr war brit 1ns:1i dcuana on loea aeeoaHs and
GUY moderate bQuhr fccrn fted<ss. ~ so1msAso
tneaiUr eraare Wc;c A1ost uaaxatas taFe At prltts
which would bc ruluons to the owner. teM ssles
were effected i: 4nd within tne rs1ss sof
-t;sstcr1 The na1tct e.oeed quiet and easy at The
c1.osrso PRICES
E6aJsr EssJa fsasa fEeyeseffe III lit, wefas.nc
icsSea1 i.s,a e es'ssA 100 100 @7:s
formed xtceTs, and Averaging LIZ 70 os-
fs1s ia "a s ssfs n 49,. SIS 9a:5
Acdiutn Cta<s-McdiErs ttcer! md gnN
Ss sS,e IT ts fss aaasssa. .aa ss .. l,s aAs
,5;ssiss ;ss Ss 81; e 81 ss;x Il ss @ St
| Cattle GALES to-pAt.
, 1869-05-19
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Gorham Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE RI
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND

FINE EkECTRC-PLATEO WARE.
Ihs Con,Esny. having tt,c most extensive md COM
te tcst tac't n nrsoin modelling aud hnlshia an.
With the MD Of iEErnsus and alrrtaviny machinery,
cNa1cd to rrnduc IN larre 1nane- and at thr lnwcst
pEicr. goods beautiful in sEn and nn.raA.td tn fa
M u. n.n:;. e. which they s,'ss.ns f. 10 r .seslinf
eltics IN silver foF TIE pnr snf projecting ruehsscIs
from tfslt atoms ot their dcztxnA
They nso conttnnc 10 rnanrfaeturr theis tril known
and nn1tFa aed Nir8r iirrr EeetreP.1ed Warr. which
will last sHenty five Year, with fair every1y 1saSr
Dricrs rccctvrd fFs The r!e only. l:t taes saeds
may s obtained fsu rcspontibc drAerh cvcryE hcTr
.ET- Trade MatktTrnGc Marx r1
fENl r ifTT1 fur |sT4t
s7.rrrso su.er Pi1'e+ esanntaarg
, 1869-05-19

Ctoisc haek, guaranteed. ios s. and navtre. Ga 6
ine pztees are well tnstntncd: Beech 9aon2aa,
rspte 80 g: hickory: at! g; ssba. 5atoss g.
in ~. dspa5ent sonsinqss 61s Esos ese s ,1
rlar Of the lah, rsy: Owing to the backws!dncts q
tat srsins scaton and the esa strcks Of enods Which
Wet held ty mary country retail deac;z heavy WOOL
l"nr. tpsi"an< blankets AID ysEns, baFe sod petty
.Ess,Y da5ns % esst ,SA{ 70 & sre : ta = i
t"te hta evcs 10 aaeshcE sea.on On this srShna =
well the general eands3on Of our financial aud con-
n.crris interests aEc c<1cinE auoun
of apathy rreardins the coming clip which for them s
Tritct vii bc title. u indeed any higher thaa they were
, 1869-05-19

i ~ :. -FnEa nj HGdalas - -. --.-.e
A1Rtg0 1IoA CHICAGO MAY i5-3Tu3s uaze4Aat,
ppe1 RieaHapsa, sad seax Aoato aaxnn.
, 1869-05-19

TCEuA1 EyE1So, MAv1a
The c;lnn ing tables show the daily receipts .nd ahfp
tarnfr Il live etoek during tue week Up TO tim t*tnnF
- reported By TIC Seectay pf the Union Stock Yards
, 1869-05-19


u,b, IN n of,b, ,r,oc,, ,or,,,o =, bs..oek,
oa b.na ae. 1T q a1s sF d Il
49, - r. ~ - ~ tasN0 TasV tnma1ns = Ak
tbs e5,,trnf ~ l9ts.. ASS' 'Ao
c.n... un,.. HxfocL = .aa -
81 S5$ss35 ss5Fss Ssss;:s
SlS S5 apaz Ns. st::.::.::::::: 81
1s sis.. ~. :. La Is
Rsass Rsass aRSsF aRPsf; 5ssls ! r g !
E9tfse ts.@gst,,; @ :; ~ n
hasass hasass 4yIss. 4AyIss. seie q g. w:...:::.:::
.,,. OAK xa
~
Hs Hs as; # ;::;;;;:; ;;:::::::: s tisS
k1p ka:I3sss 9sssy c,ji Il 1 1a
f4eSsS hfssissa "a; nc 4 :, = &l & Is
French IN IS 1ss 1ss'..,... L;52 ITO !
Fseh Ffeeh es es 5e5o9 tPasas, dos.. %a!SaS
MAPLE suGAR-edn Il liberal supply. and y
1titlted . Hltn o1tntnl&F 4t!99e u IN ~
e'Giec aoassica .rn r1rrrps, s1nfxr-r4. d~x
M, TN. ... a,,.s
,o1 tlo psaif ~
Reenns T. C..'..'.- Ass
small %
os@ @sn-'-''''e''''."'''-ctso;ff1rsxa cofrxa '''''-'''''
Mst.le y
A;s, Axszz!s':: @ ~
..Ans' copper 5I1sr1i GEf1I
Ext E5,ss sa,,ty Y .....:. z
Fine solder. si;r 1;ss
F1rst quality. cast . Nv
III III aaaiI'S: 4
sa0' Viar
81 :
ioto
Is
is
a. sm.;sa sna Hi au.jt;;: Il
ARfI1119 f. evils: as III: aaa;v 1t ts rts Tac
ssF9sz !: lnaIoSins: 81 s'N' ''SN''' N'>' ' .,.<
+ -: & &
e i
flne 9aea, IL
ts;, En- ,nfe. nfss s :, l,1 2 sss:... Is
cIIaeS::. ::s
HsTy 1elas I'D
ssosS;ee
Pne T,eh s.ea::. Sssa
isal. hemp pscEias. .:.,...:.... ..........-.~... I
Antt:ean hetnr No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. =
Manila H9 Is
18th warn. leur. ,.,,.,,,......,,,.....,.. 1SA -
isth afu. tus,sia-. Observation-Disclosures. u
4siasa Ha4tst l5iy 'iy IoDs :
SaFh cord e54 %
1sk1ni hASaN
hemp -
Pentr twin
iScsin o' :.
O1LS--1ke orlv material change frtNr:nf :, ina IN.
{xsa ~. snss z fsf IL as,s sashac ~ sa' .s Ese
y ;Fi ILL 81 h Il. 's1 p4ss with 1c,asia nsi
ns ns%.n ~ rehanse Hssssd rules ste.dy I'D hrn.
Il feir demand. II &La Tor raw and 9LlI feF
..ssst naak. Wnao and esae9 as ssfpt9as remain
9it 81 extra winter. q g: ~; wineE. 9tta No dn
Elk; MhaIe q! u %9 ii baaE n,l sllo: straits.
sl.se; iu1Hcatnt oil Nv FAh su1das: turfcotine.
sse9m Ok SAW elephant OF. Slfo uca:xfoot.
eiE*fEI fNIJs ~ w, re-, o,e
81, FAaNlo AM, AND E6l1VS.H4ve met with reasons.
w aetise de.uahd and rEscca Ectaln tim Aad uu.
Changed. We cpntinIt to quote:
LADS.
s. to,J. Je,d and Oil O,'s strictly rure.. 1Ap1
4,ltnIr ,'N ""u W. Observation-Disclosures. Iinl
fsrr"ti 1cmr.ny d. s,..,........,.........,, ilno
j Il 1Shirn1xn'E do ... 400
Hcckrf Tvs pure ;..-........... 1teo
<1G ,A
D. B. Shtpm1n't.................. la1n
Ishish.. A"
Ear,.b RI, 1e,d. .o' 1.m
ATrricsn rcd lead .......... .'.'...,,..... ia;U
81; ::; ~ -
fs:55 Fl: :&.sas %has; ~
, 1869-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIII cl1e tho Itch

III clIo f3N 1tth-
wItEATONS OINTMENT Hiu cufe Salt Rhtur-
WHF:ATOSS OINTMENT cufrs Old SORES.
wHEATOS'S 0ISTA EST cures al btseasea OF thA
SKIN Friet 70 cent?: by mail 80 al Dlas&tz
eelIf WKEKS K POI@TEE Et1tnn. prpusFa
, 1869-05-19

sdPes tos Th,s bseAf ID pzics wit bring The aIls
Sstn besoW t~t md duh ~ tExde ts there must hc
keaeaon mikes cotton declines materially In price.
New Fork Brend.tua.. Provision and t;su-
csFY ofnrlcxs.
SIfdal Despatch to Tlr Chicago Tribune.
SEw Tonk. Ma51A
Considerable export aesnsad tes onr. 6xes fueinde
100 hE11 extra State st Is fa Other Roee yrfY Spct
Wheat-Sp.l las Oh shs sIot al closed OFT afef wsch
SL4G91. 4 for No. = Ceru-Aorr shipping acmaud Il
The dec,tne- qats-M the Offering Tsrs taken, N:
eiosed d1.o It TIC .
Posk-Salea Of so bria sicce Change At es5 . seEutnt
Inors oqaed fof. Tie hest Al rather below III. 1Ts
Of holde1r
Cofec ve1y duh: Bio At istte4fse SuEar dnll, but
aI1n; tsr p p51He g1oeJ Al pSt k5oana aoa
- Eaest: 1 e: tse s.s porf, stao 70. h..
cen. ~, go La h5d. 2loo bales hors. =
New York Live stock MnfketA
Special DESPATCH to The chss.Sov vns T5shu9s; .v -
Beevcs-Receip.., 1ss5 head: mostly: It Handzedth
strcet Fair demand from ahop hutchern. and price
ct,sr. without quessbia advance, fair to prime stcA
sheep-Reeeipts, L7al head Shade frner, e=peas1ly
sHinc-RcctiptF SR4 head. Rather eaaer; sales In
Glide Sc nll1ois. lso{3sM ros. At 1nss9lea.e
Oeenn Fretahts.
Special Despatch to The chlsske @ @ T.ihuas y,
FHEaHrs 70 L1rxaroo1-+oode ba = hcss i 3jsi ios
immediate ehipHcat. and +@iKd for ner week
, 1869-05-19
Rntche}orss Hair nYe,

This tp3cndfd Balr Dye j. the best IN hf wo.td tn
-1- .c ais rtr;eft bye; harmless reabtc, fnstsnis-
atoas: 10 diaarpcatEs; p Fdteslqas tnts .tnedies
hair s,tt nd be.atifnI hiack Of bsown Sold hy u
Dasssts and Psstuness, and properly a1picd - tha
Wiz Factory. Ii Bnud-6t.. View York,
, 1869-05-19

Estatc OF Victor Cha,,es Mcrarthv. In this
caEe the question was as to TIC custody Of the
ehna q 1ns 4sssassa sna ae probate Of shs
mltted to the custody Of The mother and thaa
ne viii be admitted 10 probate The
%m Provided ttstanentszJ RuaxdIana AIte1
~ 10 the order admitting The Til to probate, fhjs
YVES nnowcd T1creupon It was moved that, inss-
custody be given TO the sestamentalJ gaafdlsns,
I. The Court refused TO grant this motlun. On thn
ground, n1st that the parties uaued hsd not qual-
lied and secondly, becansa IN the exercise Of tia
cstion he thnuHht the child should ~ letr 70 the
|. care Of the mother. .----.-.~ -.
Eatpte q Matatas NeNnaa. T1u peored. Asd
, 1869-05-19

Ajjsdieation--1Ienry Ssonregen, Of Plano, Ken
dali County; Ueztksah Shalcr, OF Mouee, VIII
County,
Discharofd-Walter J. Van horn, OF Chica 70;
Frederick J. Freese, Of Chicago; Mchnnl T. D n
kes, Of Joliet; Caleb TAYLOR, or Geneseo, Henry
County; Enia1 Adams, Of Geneseo,
, 1869-05-19

irt shc fssttc davs- the Arrivals ef laase hay. nn
waeocs have hesa sa' md shG: ot ~ Senaas, - -
tic e1tea. q ssSsao9 re- t.n m has IoE P.rssed d
dase ii orr ls.t .cekly review. We 9neis: Ti.n
civ r;;le: a.! bs<ssF e. SGTea ,i s&kss13;;s: ;;;a
I'd 6e.:er greed, sIl.so .aiaD: praitie los.
Go1 TTstre. loe<e - wsron. sIiac3l7@s For deliv.
erins; aieaS - per ton = s.ked 49,,
TLe!e haa leen e LITTLE ,or "a the demand
fo. hdes since thr d.tc Of our last Metk review and
dui ana nssi:ea bIs Il xas hides afesns hsxc SEA
Green buscher. ;Kasc, s7een s,l,sA cl1rd, light,
1etAlaks: s,sen salted, sGs,d hsssy, H.5ose:
freu kpy lttalc: dry tlnt, afa3e; dry ssl "a ia
iss: HTbnS nd daEaasrd sTo-thisda t1ieeA bEaa1rd
IRON AND 6TKEIcThe market r. Ina remaios
in Aboas thc sA5o eondton - Last Noted There VA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-07

not So fortunate as to reside in Claremont can
send their orders 10y mail and receive many kinds
of Goods which have been enumerated in the
same way. Try them on Il dollars worth of note
paper or envclones, or a pack of wedding cards,
and see how like their work and prices. They
are also the Publishers Of Walton's Vermont Reg
lister The Vermont Directory, Qormerly Atwa-
ter',) and new New Hampshire Register, each
accompanied 10y good township Map of the
State. and they are extensive dealers in DIARIES
Tor which they solicit earl, orders for IS7O-their
price list being now ready to he mailed TO any
dealer requesting the same.
The prol er address i,
THE CLARENONT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Ii CarcmVnt, \. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-07
things a Farmer should Not 10

A farmer should NOT imperi his title
to land he already possesses by over-anxie-
ty to obtain an additional number of ad-
joining acres.
He should not attempt to cultivate
more land than he can attend to in season.
or keep more stock than the farm will
supply nutriment for
He should not put off for tomorrow
what needs to be done to-day; should not
wait till farming implement is wanted
before ascertaining whether he has it.or if
80 whether it is in condition to be used
He should not let his stock run down
so in winter that half the summer will be
wasted in placing the animals where they
should have been at the commencement
Of spring.
He should not, when field is planted,
leave the struggling shoots to contend with
till the latter became the prominent ica-
ture Of the field
He should not go to sleep over night
before first having determined what he
and his help will commence with in the
morning with means provided to make the
labor effective.
He should not rely too much on those
whom he may employ every household
wants head, no matter how faithful its
hired members may be. This position
belongs to the owner of the farm, and he
should occupy it. He may labor or not
as suits his inclination and means but the
direction Of affairs should remain with
him.
He should not seek to get extra work
out ofhis laborcrs by turning day into
twilight or night. Laborers regard this
practie as an imposition, and will become
morose and discontinued at the cxaction.
Besides, exhausted nature requires suit
able time to recruit its energies. and
should have it.
He should not give way to passionate
language because of mistakes make or cr-
rors committed by his help. These
are annoying certainly, but the use of
vile language will not tend to repair
the fault, nor lessen the chances of Il
repetition of it. Prcmeditated wrong
doing should involve dismissal from SER
vice.
He should not, if lured from his bust
ness during passing season by SOME tri-
vial sport, be much surprised to find that
his hired help had been enjoying partial
holiday during his absence.
He should not be morose and tyranni-
cal in his family. He should be the kind,
Just and decided master-not the captious
and exacting tyrant.
He should not be Indifferent to the
physical comfort Of those who serve him.
None are exempt from sickness. Let him
be kind and considerable to those who suf-
fer. They will repay by extra exertions
when restored to health.
Finally the farmer who makes a mild
decision the rule in his household who
plans his business properly attends to
each department in its season is satisfied
with sure and steady, rather than spas
modic and doubtful gains, will pass through
life serenely, and leave, as legacy to his
children, competency of this worlds
goods, an unsullicd reputation.-Rmdi
New YORKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-23
What tae Quakers Are Doing for
Them.

What the Quakers Are Doing for
Them.
NEW YORK, June %.
The following dispatch from Mr.. Coll
YER has been receieed here by the Ex-
ecuIlve Committee of the United States
Indian Commission, in this city:
FORT DEFIANCE, June 4.
we leave this morning for the Nava-
Joe country, in Arizona. They are Pue-
bio Indians, of whom but little is
known. They are said to occupy FIVE
or six villages in the mountains, and
number about 1000 souls. They are
peaceable and industrious, raising corn
and having hocks OF goats and sheep.
DR.. Palm er, OF the Smithsonian Instl-
tute, and an escort Of four soldiers and
the NRvajoe Indians accompany US, all
mounted on mules and rations for 20
days. The Navajoes are doing as we'll
as could be expected after their cruel
and stupid removal to the Bosquet Ro-
dondo. Gen. Sherman deserves great
praise for restoring them to their old
home, Here they have about 1000
acres planted with wheat, corn, beans,
&C., and have many sheep. They are
fast recovering from their poverty, but
still they need help. Rev. j. NJ. Roberts
has commenced a school and church
among them at this place under the
Presbyterian board. which promises
we'll, but he needs help also.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
Republican Demonstration nt:madrid.

RcoublEcau Demonstration at. Madrid
MADRID, June 2l.
The official reading of the new Con.
stitution in many places in the country,
was answered with Republican cries.
Slight disturbances have occurred at
Ferrol Leon and Pouterchra, but they
were promptly suppressed. A grand
Republican demonstration will be made
here tomorrow, in honor of the Victo-
rles OF the revolution of &c. The Ma
tional Pantheon will be inaugurated,
and the remains of the illustrious
Spaniards will be conducted by pro-
cesslon through the streets, and depos-
tied in the edifice with appropriate GER
monies. A disturbance is apprehend-
ed, which the Government is taking
precautions to prevent.
Gen. Pezuela has been taken to CadiZ,
where he will be tried. by court-martial.
MADRID, June %.
The Republican members of the
Cortes are about 10 issue manifesto
advising all their supporters to swear
allegiance to the Constitution il posi-
lively required 30 10 do. The clergy
consider it their policy to reject the oath
as body. The Republican demon
stration to-day was quite large and
passed off quietly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-23
COMMERCIAL ARD FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL mArrERs.
{ (FTom HeAry ClctUS e Cos. Monthly Circular.
THE GOLD PREMIUM.

THE GOLD PREMIUM.
The Gold Premium, at the momeut,
shovs a partial weakness. The reac-
ton from 144X last month, to 1874 to-
daV, may be attributed principally to
the disappointment OF expectations OF
free shipment OF specie In June: II
is estimated that the largeness of our
importations and the lightness of our
exports of produce would necessitate n
yery free shipment of the precious met
ais. Nor is it very apparent why this
expectation should have, thus far, fail
ed to be realized. The imports at Ne"
York, specie included, for the first five
months of the current year, are $39, 40O,-
600 in excess of those for the same
months of last year, while the exports,
for the same months, specie included,
are $28 200, 900 less than in 1868; and the
trade movement OF the other Atlantic
ports to have been similarly unfavora-
BILE; and as the cotton shipments OF the
South have contributed but little
toward adjusting this unequal move
ment, it is clear that there remains upon
the trade of the present year very
large adverse balance. to be settled by
some means. Undoubtedly, we have
exported an unusually large amount
of bonds, which have realized hlghef
prices than formerly; but it would be
unreasonable to assume that these re-
mittantes have suf1ced to make up the
deficiency in our exports. In addition
to our trade Indebtedness, we have TO
remit to European holders OF our secu-
rites at the rAte of atout $50 100000 per
annum, in interest. 1t would appear
then that we must have outstanding a
heavy amount of postponed indebted
ness. It is the very general testimony
of foreign bankers, that the importers
have freely deferred their remittances,
probably under the usually tallaciouS
hope that gold may decline after the
paVment of the July interest. Their
payments, however, cannot be much
longer postponed. The premium has
also been weakened by the sup
ply of $2,OOO,OO0 OF gold weekly
from the Government sales; ana, win
in the last few days, by the stringency
of money, inducing high rates Ia., loT ca
rvfpg, Foreign exchange now fnIes al
rstas close upon the specie shipping
noint. and it would seem more or LeS5
probeble that the remittances, usual AT
the beginning of July, In connectlon
1,iIb fhe settlement of bankers bal
ances. and also growing ont or the cOl~
lection of the interest on United states
Bonds held in Europe, may necessiiate
our sending out specie. The supply OF
cotton held in the South has been re-
duced to low point and is little more
sumption; while our surplus OF bread
stuffJ, II sent freely to Europe, would
realize comparatively little at the now
reduced prices. There remains there
fore but one circumstance which may
prevent free shipments OF gold during
The summer and fall months, viz, the
continued large export of bonds, con
tingency too uncertain to admit Of deh'
mite estimate.