davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-04


NEW YORK;.
II; nv xssH IT, s1T:So"'s' iS ''s' ef -
HAKA1s rGrrs-E1out- R4syipt.. s.as b.i.; market
,i,asRs s5s mr. ,sa s.s; 4 @ 81 1
1; ii. t Il: Il sEss9 Is; III sl' !;
s;s sa's! s.: s. ::
I'd lns.. III u? gtsf .Sl;e
E. a: sr +, hssos t.. @ Il 4 Ss 'i*suii
ni1cd .1e,srsn, the lstt:! "a eristmci Feal,,otr
Fl Il r'ss II i sinss;s %s;: :+ss s,s:s5
q 4 a. II \; ; s:;: liz '7' he. Il s1s'
e1 en %.; a f 'aS
1T HITS ar irHrES1tSE.tzafic-
rl1EotlrN-aea: 4s Ii tus esade' &se tn g
I1Ssrrn cr--D:i ut :tasse IN castt,
al. nn*s'sSssI. d i !: 4 *
. q s j ID Il 81 9ss ss ~ ,. '1
H., ss Hes' is IL {: III
M :Ss 4 Go; ss; s;;. MI \ L. # ss =
=. ll't5,es.c tor sh'acvrt: tA@ise tor bans Md.
s.ia. III si .,.sed h.rs K saes Il - sses
Ill. y; i,s i IL M .s. 1t
~ VA ss tsIa1s 4 Batter se' At
x.x yen NEE. lks .Ss sis Il
leuer. with holtett rather more dis! !otea !, lt4s:
" t,e,a e,aps Gen VSln I'll sG'fs Il ~ o
Sei5 ea =: - % ss $ f., He.;
$50 nset guilt I'd 81 nt1ss e.. ~ 4. 40 "a
Ttbrla:y aSl March aud le seller ,Is2Ualy 70: psie
TGSE-s;eady Il ,G &c Tor fre.h ap. sac fo. lu,ei
Nu1.kEr-Hs:.es; 4alta lss b:is ''r1.t1n +. s!eo,
tEx1sn7s To I1yEapeo,,-wjthoo. tee!l., chanse:
ri, MT cts. l!,un ba wh..7t Itr Irr tt.zrer az
s71or,s: 5.a; a7,Tes4eoo37K. sales,
nlTaps!11TS-si i: IN good ses md sas 10. svsd'..
1ss tegsEsf ',s1 ::fSE Ill es sy ~
s'9 (: r. Ii sssss:5 e. :aas s. @ sH ssls
.a.7 1lat. ns.ef*s a1es s.: III ina
n lclt. Ind si,sae .aeiea. K!e nd ,sa:!*s n.nu.
III $ssx sssa ss q esy5 s. b5e;::S'
IA r.: a1,I3sI nj sais. :,
.:t's sis' ss+r' nr.: fr:s ..,s o'
4 s. 's';:;; !; i: Il: 4a.
viii 5.ets,t E,t.1 y ssS'1 s.5 Sh. ss.
h: cstf iF1oo bu; barley, L1a ba; rye ITO be- hs'
e''' BALTIMORE
R..11xoaz J.a 3aBnE4nsTErrs~Es ~ N & SaSs r,
u; e.: III Hs ss r.: ~ .ss a o. n,ss.
q.; = .ds: s,sai L. sss,: &; lse .heu'de1. Ia
~"sr1'-e''tff fhf1srTlfiins iii ;si;ss /! it,
ri: :.!-Iset, slS4.;5 @9s:s IA Ss:si; =
F5sessFaa sssss sgss sle Lsia nsS IS
| WmsAIr-Du:i 4 SIC for wood a-d ataI fos HDf
MILWAUKEE
, 1870-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

WaItautce deeds conveying ct:y nd subuTa1
p,operty within seven miles OF the Co1rI uo1s
med for record On Monday, Japusr! 5:
Borne}d st. 47kls " Of railroad. swf,
FerTtli Il. $50 n n y Of Th,rty.t11ss Al, -
I. q5Ilu1 $40 It; Dec ~. O.....+.-.-..
Mcot sway place, n OF Faau AZ. v f e2l1saa -
shs;;,lia Id; ~, 10 It 81 Napoleon p,ace, ei,
III MrIYSI Il: SEPT sT................,.,... l..
south I'aff av. go It Of Thirty sccond st.
vi. to1letX =; Nor' o. se:.;v:.cond So,:;d;. -: -
ateessdl esxIla III It: DC = j. 1:,t
nubie s.. 1so It \ OF Eighteenth s.. vi, saz :
rion hui y; n, ~ n q Laitn s', n !. saI1l1
pa;,or s1Ie +, % sf + Il wi!ov Il, siIa3
Norib Clars 81, " rorrrr OF Franklin r.
ts7negle Of so19oE It. sept: 1s..-.-...... ~
q ienIo ~, 1!s H.. r = o. N keeef IT, neh =,
Bnr,trg st, l97 II y OF Sophia It. I, 1sexs0
II: also, Edwntd 8, lto It Ct Sophia It,
VI. lSexT0 It: Dec ee1.........-.-......- g.
NORTH 0F CITY LtNtrs.
Wtetnu &. so v Of Lllcoln ~, 81, Hx
soUJH or CITY 1INTt-
Nu7ny Fl, COZ Of Gordon II, I, oo11ss
cost.ns Grove ;s's; AZ. u ai FiiiI.ai.h f. Is = :
Ea 4. we ec1 Of Ulion Nv. i. i;sS1i4l
| II; Dee. 20 .........- -....-.............. 9.
| Elm y, 4 ei Ulion n, in rcsr. triangle Of
11a 7lf1lcb|11&1{ It: Dec. 2o..-..-....-.
onoo ~: a:sx isores r q En r. e ,1si' OF
TssuAn IT, 1H n = Of Tnomplon.tt ef,
@oxlso il: Oct, 4................s,..... .
sss1o st. ae4frs . ot coznesis NJ, n I, AK
40 Il; Dec. H''s..'.......--..... $50 4:
, 1870-01-04

sPiGks-irices remain -ttrady and uucano.ed:
ANslice &Sskse ele. sta Ase nuttnrE.. No al4s
STAhCH-I h. malker ", duu- Al former 4u3ta-
.!c:: kiss.f@a s;tn lnss1a: pass " !'?s:
sseac I,.ft. sIy.t.l. ssA.:: .s'!n itsllr: reafia
TEAS -EErsr was no raEtcui.r iulptrrtinrat in tho
iLGuiry, bat prieet ,n aid aaoat tAale rott
ID onr prtsisu. epats fcuos cocanuR lair.
N9g:c; do. tAsi 10 god 81 to,allo: a.. eae sal
extra choler. 81 d1 ei Ruperior n Gne fnr,.4Al,
sL.adL ~ eheIee to eztra ps,,lrai Iest Jau n. fli0a
lso soea ss 6nr japan eatlS: esoEst ns';; !. VI
c.l.er IL extra cl1nits Slo3,al 9a
IuEAGCU-1hr hr market wac tluirt and steady 1T the
, 1870-01-04
FROM CHARLESTON TO FloR.DA, VIA S.
Ntln-TEl.VrEkt1 LINZ.

The following steamers will leave ChAssto fns FL,t.
ill., via Sat tAnaAh. in tnes week. a:.f q
tlt AcW fc:k SeAe1:lrA 1nt slc Aos.I Aat Iszt
rad rain:
PILOT nov, tlulard Route, every sa-i41 Easnt,s
AXE O'clock
D1ETArnR. every Tuesday evening 1t odsk.
Utlf POINT, every Ft7dAy evening II : o'el l.k
TG.oIEh tcte eta 10 5a kAd II al Oh a1rlt,n ALL: E..
E4nnaA sL1 Line -srnc,es in New ferk
J. u. A1kEh d CO.. Afents At EhnIIrtten,
/, J. GttLMARTIN ! CO., ASruts =: say Aa:Ah.
, 1870-01-04

T1s feIenei5 Hus Dye Il tie neE: n The Horse Ii,
uniy t-41. rtrst<t Isr; aa-slese rcElbe,
1esI, r, Yas2}sst5. 90 rd'euloas sints :.s<sss
ha.s sit aaa he=lt1:A. f!.es bEe4n. STA by =
D.ukssta ani 2ttat-e:t Nd G.optsY Apr;ie1 II tAs
Wk E.r1ory. .e Hca5 Mgr Xu:k
, 1870-01-04

the United Hiafer, IRON 1857 10 1851, was: for
1ne, % slcc: medium. q s.1ea: and Tor eossse, are
ls6l 10 1865 (duItpg tue var) Tor f1eeces, Sc 10
sc: ior pulled, SC to Gle. Average pr;ees for
the year 1885, F,eecee, 40 to &c: pulled. asc to
49o 70 70e; pured 80 10 90, Average prices tor
, 1870-01-04

SUDAAHD hALEkATUS-1he dt1na3d Tor thete
articles YES t1, iE tact pot enough vas
III tle Of aA.cl .ah:sa teEah1r Fanr ct rrS
Pslr-. skal0c; none fo.l, 94alne HAhbit:'s rni le
nAl II 4IA Iohc: pure sstallc: Dciands thrnA. sA9
Iu54E: do healthy. y4dE+c; do pIfe, etetsiScs ~
htf.s x1ls edge. 9Asi04E-
SALT-Recraved, huue; aalpred. 7lb brit. Tl1ic
eeatv in ttet. ccHants. II prcvlo4s pEic..: FiR.
hi. $50: ereis.;F. eeSte.. 81, 5ea
u. $50: Athton dhEy. q bss: Is I: d.iEy. rib
la4.. = !hGa IS; without 6aet. &4SGGA47A
SCEAIS-7he increment In ths Il arLtt tn.d,v wa
de. ate and. tha ta.elssnee seeeivtt frp
tie faft wz.t, l8sinS c11tactcr prices Fffet
, 1870-01-04
Low WATER INDICATOR.
ERADFCRD'5
LOW w AFTER

INDICA
,o.itve r.ctect,a asal..: bu1ntzs elee.2 c. c1ae'
sit1. laltrs fg9Za t>.sp WINTER.
Athrtss. for in{otIr*:t2n or iEheathrs.
W. A, BRADFORD. Supt,
Cor, Third 4 loeE-st4. Cincinnati. q.
, 1870-01-04
The Live ~tnct Markets.
ALBANY. .......
EJec!al Despatch 10 the Cllfrag1 Thin

AlnASr, n. Y, JAR !
a.. afsfet. i4a ,s; ony I'll i. Uasss
ay:rasns loo os At 6hs; Listngsson q Rerenthal.
!. . XIX !. aaa q
III. At e'sc; n Bottord. Keatu:ky. averseue I.77o
H.. Il INC: Ga,rs sherman. II Illinois, avsrnfinE
IT, IT,, s H. sSe1ss1s brc. H. Il l.
Ing 1H ts, IT Y; 81, AytrasaE tv Es, At S9t, y.
SS1asns Miss.s se ~ IT, i MSsssF L1"''n ~
ShrcH-AA-fc. duI. et .ec weekt rrces sales GO
hs.a Al H. n ~ ~ sn:a t., s S
NEW IUAk.
Nxw Yoak. Jan IA total u 4.73o tseves. coming
q 10 II sise ~
y, soe rough eH1s selling aown ,n, 19 iose tf.a
Iilue ii ,7c and few extra Il 80 na9SisiS
t.ss "a ming 81 r M. k;cg H. ayss'es
were on sslr to day. Lts3 IT Ii Cuanaai..aw
and vi Vi Ore Hu1dre!th .1e.t; d+uEe cf 70 TcI.
NJ tsa Il ,4 y ns % ssss s.s
EN- Vio sl..ist ~ e,vt II 17s'4tsse I'll. market
sIeei"T.t.L :aio; selling bristly st c advance iar
Tcry .!ria In, s.ate .Aeep: :EeioT y u pas,; g
:14c " lelr s. II oho. weighed r'nc Ito = sbeer
M.steneerip.. 10 L=h.es .rr,r tsnrc last Fh7,-
.ty IEe market not r1 " aote tas al,se; nel ~
Ter eits 1tat"12c fuf Chic,Eo r,'srh ne r!os,..S
n1nrk. heavy. rar t4a n Ind1ana live hogs bfousht
iOIc Arrival. TO-DAY. ~ cars.
PFu1.rF1rn1A. J.n. s-Hec, dpu nnd r.:h.s .ow;
r k4l. NV e1tr. tet.se4 and Westcrn rE-rh nt "
@1oto f:r to good s'eS's seo :'s'iaS' s'ease :" E
shstr il fair dcmand at an ndvauce. ss1es s,so Ii
Hser til and iowc. Sales 400 heal at S!i c99!47s
i ewt Eef.
New York Dry &;Hoda 71Nriset-
srw Yunx. ian. mo rcviTaGi1 buslues. Psics1
without laEueular change
, 1870-01-04
COM MERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. ;.
The following table ahoMs the receipts and
shipments Of pfoduos q: shis point during the past
, 1870-01-04

The great increase IN Tho volume OF the ttsds
" gan With A1gusE, 1853, and ran without slscten-
Ing through eight months, Including the drss
tllea of lfSA 20 that The tot8l for tbs thirteen
months e1 dIrg ACgust 1883, wAs nearly one hun-
d1ed and sixty tnlll,nn dollas1.
Tue Missouri Democrat gtyea 4 1un sta&sueat Of
, 1870-01-04
STEAM DIRECT TO lUNDOH,
LosDOy AID NEW lORk STEAMSHIP LIKE

Steamer fortnteht1y 10 Ion,:on frnE Pier S7. =,
North River. New fotk Fass4t.a a. S.a w All SD
tasivtty+
CtnA-. Jan Rellsy.>. 3
AtatAntA.....-+-...Feh.l l..
For ra.sate 70 Hamburg, Rr-r7.r. HA~rr, P>rts.
AutNclp and Rotterdam. chtAr..t c9.TTpncy rates.
nJ1fy II NJ ts bsoadEAt. Ne" rrr.. /, j as.
AAhlsAGE, eoI1..t IAsAl aud A4ti..,a II t';. s,
ftE f!cishtt ROWLAND / ASFlNM ALL, & 5uuth-
Il. htk i. TX y -
, 1870-01-04

schooner King, by King 1 Co, for ksng Gu The
.cow t4tttat. ty J, Fere1s, for Forcie Gu: tie
Lady Lager. ~ CARPENTER i Co.; the propeller
aid. uy WI p1op, for Newell, Barnard Ard
I.uuas lla5es; the Auson Brown, pJ Edward
hotetatlic, tor +AsA Holt ard AEs01 E!o+n. the
RC.i, hv TEctEas .Arno.t:, fuc iy.n. kes'cS; \. i
D. ". Rrtr, sud ". II PrtrE!e, and I'M. zloop
E'lrnwooo. by Wm. Dslcn, fts ". s. E!lengnot
and Ely Pnlltr1uk.
, 1870-01-04

Do nd. tDo on5d..'1Ia
Hudson trsir.......... ak Ohio MkA......... cEG
Atnlns thasBs trn. K(stnn prtres:
, 1870-01-04

..... NEW TO3E. jar. 3.
Flcur steady, Wheat quiet a.d unchangcl.
Com qniet Ut el.teG. LII. OaIz quiet at $40 DC
Wh'tkty B.endy at 99s1a1.eo. Lard weak ii l7A1c'
P01E dull at s.o.5e. Dressed hogs Weak q. 81. w
@lss5.
llrERPoOI, Jan. s-l1:1 :15AM,
Flour at eeA Winter wheat at 93; red a. q.
g. 80. white 90 nt q. e1.99.. C,ru ut eos. 80.
PorE al 1C63. Lard nl 14s.
LAIER-1:a0 r. L.
, 1870-01-04


II, II. Nssh, Esq, Cashier OF sht Suo.TrcssuFy,
Of this city, furnishes the followl1g intercstirG
statistics, showing the btssness ef The oLice for
The year 1862, with comparison w1:h former 3eara-
The following sbuws the Eece,pts aid dlsburre-
renta during 1863 and 1865:
, 1870-01-04
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Q: Trains
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

,so: 9,s:4 Asahas T gs.5 n4n2.n IN 1:s
Drrof-aof:a Vel. ,'.es. .
t;.tss !.is ss!.s A:p:,sse-::.-:. ::i;SPs t,;;%:s
I'1'a iAtssat'.-i;se1:1::ii, fnrrferr i,sE ~ .u
- i ID, E.s';s, u krez AL
e: - III: ;;ss@ :.;Ss
p1scr-j.faer C.u"; sd di K,n.te :. s.'s.t1 ~
at sS::aA iSss ;sS .:%SS
sfs:.5 81 e s@.a ss.a
e:ss 4: ssfss:s lid; ssis = ,s r:1: III
p,rc.-csfps' M1assH. ess, :. 95s5sisx % K;szs
1st.' ss:s: zssz.; ss s::s
~aoiss2ss ; A1s'I,is:d.sis r ,as,I
n.szasxoas. nszaso; : esns:d 3icss: 1s:4-
gsrss aas9.s S.lse"l' osSia i :! -. ::-*s:
S;:: S;; :s;. : ::
r.: : !:s;.'sssa.:s;is:;:iini +. :;;ia ;;:;ini
s;:: +; e; ! : S:z
i !; E., s -. |:;|$::
sa:is;: E2si;: s:~S9ssl rs.:sfa-ss e1s,3:sd
LIKE sHoxs ASp r, x,oHH1oAn mas1HEaa
4ss Z a.ss ssa sssss sss's sc atsfs sst ~
-! ES:;:. is5:S:::::: s:;s;$ sS:s
s'Hs l1i.s:a;;::. :aoi: 40 sH,sa etras
IL XIII ksrss.i:. as:sss
MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAnRoAr.
P...sel if.irs 4 III i't y i,s1s st ,s
Ct!s4so Chg u follows: .te,n .sn,r
pp;ty p;t.pas sa'E:t5: s15:s;: 49, ssssE
ks':aazss esssR5s44isSS5 ssss5;Ss e Tssss ~ o
P,y :ssssE Ssss
s:::: s:,;::s
oa,oAao. BuR1Na7on 4 QUINCY aAMKoAn
ntll .,5 3ds.E .s@pE
bsy b5y.dss zsssnnsd. .saSpE
| AissIa,en PasssnEes...-.-..ss..s s.0pl .al1pH
AE.a.le Af tsTss1 sepa .:Ssa
sisht Izprrss.. HpG tsMaU
177sBuRen, x9a9 9s;1T12 KArsn Chicago
ssaE-:::::: - 49, IT, s:ss
VIZ: s1s!s.s a1s'::s ::esaasis5.:: s5 Sa ss
uu1cAuo, AL1oE s1. L9uIs I RAILROAD.
sL.t 31L Essssa asgeods ssSp@ s:ssa
fsth ss,shs ;sapa nss3s
fa!ss A.
4ioa Hsis eA "'-A - -@ ''' sN''''' ''' ~ .
b91ssas ss z ks. .1s
tWezt sidel::1tsiet 0Mess eot: aszaa3a
, 1870-01-04
The folloTiDg Ia The Official report OF grain To-
Ept ct,Qu in thiA cisI uutiuR tlia niAr week:

Luz io4oHuR Ii kle 0GlGlM 1epQfs OK gram lQ-
spt cton ia this CITY during tho pssr week:
IhsrEcTKp lkTo srohE-Wheat-1 CIR No. 2
white. far No. red, 81 csrs No. / spttng, 495
No. CO, 1871 cars No. do, - ca1s rejected do.
CoI.-l7 cars No. Z, Is cars rejected, 13y cars no
gtsde- 0ats-177 cars No. =, Il caIs rejected
Hye-u curA No. |, 10 cars Nc. 2, car rejected.
barit3-o cars No. 3. car rejected
1NskLcTED OFT OF $50 b1 No.
red. tGee bu No. spring. g ,7sB bu NJ, do, l. 5a
bu No. no. 4S9 bn rejected. Corp-A11a pQ No.
J. ~ 6l1 on No, 2 l.e3l bu no g,ade. 11al bu re-
jected4 Oass-I>ss9 IN No. 9, a,1sl bu rejected
Ktt-l.eo7 nu No. ?, 10 bu relecled. barley
1,t:5 No. 3, l,e9s bu relected-
LATER.
II the astc1rooa No. spring whess was quiat,
but prices were s.eaiy, tue market closing ut IL.
seller jatuarY, and '9tc Fel!er February. Nc. 2
corn was iull, md ssade easier, closing a. &c
Eeuer Jan7a1y, No eems5I fEr oats pork pro.
ducts rultd quiet, with sales confined to 100 b.ls
mess pork al SIS 10 se,.er February. and 50 boze7
Cumttrlands at lsc. There was no inquiry for
grain at the evening session.
The h0g Earkct ruled dull ard heavy through
out, closing weak AZ ssesa1n.t0 for common to
strictly choice g.adea There was good demand
1or beel cattle, and the market was 1rm st $500
GIs.I5 ler inferior to choice.
, 1870-01-04


Lumber. fs.-..-.-...-.-.'..-''- ss.n 5:s ia:mS tn
siuce tLc atc Il our i'll report we nee !, slte ia
v.ti. ai3hoatn r. ct.n1s IN rYiecs Ia e-e,fIt rac
Xcitaw y7ss IN article nu the lupItet1af oicF
ati7Is on Au tise. kisrr. s.Js:
tG.En hss tecn cGled 10 tE'e siEsE ios aStfa a.
ii clies u ian.bsimen d ihis aud otleE ls little.
fTae:ir..!v. howeyct. nothirs .! Importance hat h'
d nr In the way Of dtnHsne tne lnnd ur,n st hsnsa
Ct The An Grr~ u this MtSlhcsnt Growth ct p17cs
n1t ,n II las sea "S1t u
c 1901 Sues that st1ne tt:ee drive. "h,vc r 'th
"a Re u,h u the rivcs and have co lifted to ss
Az GIes River ss'u ,s o:slnay t,,.,oa,.s. oa.s:
i: rS,iist. Gfsffe s rsv,i4 :; n.a,si I'D
T. T. Carfinfton. The ossEeEehip hss cannttd se.ne,
wh,t tnse l whtn the eapsnS Sna ~ ,aS ha ~, ~
intcee, ii The hso1n Ct vEieh As Olksh euFrt1nsen'
following esh I. VII :hssaHern: Ct los.
fott.r Int 10 a,t. feet the Key ttcue alt and Lam
itr G. .JnuJ. l. NMuu: i: Y. eaee Z: Co. acNG
X H. S.{tts. COO; q. p. Bus. 3.un otA and y.
FCwtI, aIhsuu. In ali total q sasEiHt fret " o.
i. Rnzts tls1re n1nlc n. two-third. sle Arin back
-1Lrr.ert.t erAtcn thc:c viii. without eoab. D. an
itc,esrtd number u csa cut. and lsEtc amsuns Of
cr mttr 1ut in. Still nt the psretns tine ,he rrt
ktcis of GOD weather rtcu1 dnAhful that not
itc 5.sc fss5cs pEeu that Eefsh t got asesdy ID an
r!te .Tetr me il. ". .ssre 8 Co. +. WhisucJ y
ii. Hale, VIM 5. Patrick, T. NJ ko'ser' and possibly
IL dssstetis ea1iy closing cs uArir.ttoa cau.es
al lumlerncn cr thls Tirer dea Q. trouble and e..
.1yChcne to- sn.ih-r. ,heae VII; h.vt the:r sarrtss
10 Al work With drte1:ninstiou g rednes n.
t4tA of pine on tic Az Gsus by cay.
fF>N%I. Cf
, 1870-01-04
too tfade md eomneFts Of St. Louis durtn1 tne
past rears fscm which We compile the following

The .teEeo0e collections Of the year were
1880 s6l..6. The Item Of grcss Ea!es Is s1aassq,
Representing business of s1e5i so,coo, agaln.t
3s0o, ,0t0, ,edo Tor Chicsgo-or less than 0ne-half
The follosinR are the fooungs Of the Detroit
Custom Ho1Ae for the past year, and 1s6s:
, 1870-01-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Tho yea1 1865: Feeces, DOC to s7o: pulled. &c to
DC ,AreSsRe prices for tho 1eat ls62: Fieeccs,
4se to &C; pulled, 2sc 10 t0e-
, 1870-01-04

TIE following table shows the receipts and ship
ments Ct produces at this point during the week
HnIlJrU Jhn
, 1870-01-04

GkHEN ENUllb-Salta 9 bfls hppIcs at s l0Va
a23; Is brA At S3.7LE4 %; II brls chn1cs cultivated
Grant e1,Ics At st56G wtd quntale 1t a60oa 40o
coIdiI 10 quality and eize ct bs:Ee.c.
NAT-1herr hctfrr demand for hay. and the
tcne Vi The market Vas hEmsF thone, 9Nvh.s!ona r.
On itacl: lime thJ. prcsscd- 8l2oaSl3-0u: pE.i,ie
prttsd. cesalou; tlntshy. lenee on w.ko9 $!anoA
1CG: prAEIe- to2ee wagon. alu.G19l20l For dehv-
cry. 4tfGf6l.5G ,-. .
HlDkS-Receired. sA.7pa Ms: SHIPPED. 1cAeoo ls..
The hide tnAktt dull 10 day, and weak with
no r!o+ptct oi immediate supsovenent. The surply
t1ins d. We quote: Green butehetA 7c: green tated
eured loc; srccu taltea ps1t cnsca g: s,en fro-
&c: drr sstte, 17a!Sc: ieored eut, otherwise dam
nGed. tWot birds ?1!ee: iiF"ndcd 10 pe1 cant oH
nice. WEIR ta1y and favorable to t 1ntc4 Of
, 1870-01-04
Ths Produce Markers.
BsEtE ClYIIL

New fork Dry &:Hodn HHrhet-
NEW SunK. Jan. a-So revival IA buslness- Ps1ce2
" llv.t phE1ltular change.
, 1870-01-04

.u1:AGu d EoRTHW EsTKRE RAILROAn.
II; t;,its suthl-.. crtEer Of Cl4I4 AID L44. IL
corHrlt B!CTTr ND cvan IlN1
, 1870-01-04

The following u the amount OF work dc.e Oh
cur lake Iartors curtrg It's pas, scasca or uuv.-
gaucn: ..
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which we we're to send to Gibraltar,
should be there completely refitted.
In consequence of which we sent
those ships to Gibraltar, provided with every
thing necessary, and with money; but he sent
back our ships, and nothing was done to
them; but what offends us now is that he
even sends back the ships which we had sent
to conduct them to our brother the Sultan
Abduhamed, whom God preserve After
this, it is not necessary to add more. On the
18th of the moon Jumadilala of the year 702
that is, February %, 1885," 1t is a curious
circumstance that in the same year Russia,
having issued manifesto against the Sublime
Porte protesting her own desire for peace and
calling upon the Turkish Ministry to respect
treaties and engagements the most solemn
and sacred" found herself at war with
Turkey, and despatched Paul Jones, the ad-
venturer, to the Black Sea as second in COM
mand to the Duke of Nassau.
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AuO zion SALES,
NJ THOMAS g. SONS, AUCTIONEERs, NOS.
INl 199 aud 141 s. FOURTH Street.
HOLInAY ROOKR

HUIIIA1 BUOhS.
CARD.-Book sales every afternoon during this
week at O'Clock. 1219W
Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, WARDROBES,
Extension and Centre Tables, Office Furniture,
Fine Hair Mattresses, Fea her Beds, China, Glass
ware, Stoves, Fine Velvet, Brussels, and Other
Carpets etc.
on Thursday Morning.
December %, ut O'Clock, about 700 lots superior
household furniture, comprising "a general assort-
ment.
Also, superiorrosewood 7.octave piano -iorte, made
by Haet Davis
Also, superior rosewood piano-forte, made Ivy
Conrad Meyer 1929 2t
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i COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo Ches-
NUT Street; rear entrance No. 11OT SAMSON street..
GREAT SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE STATU-
AIRY, STA1UETTES, VASES, URNS, TAzZAS,
BRONZES MANTEL ORNAMENTS, SILVER
PLATED WARE, ETO., IMPORTED BY Messrs.
PANDOLFINI s. CO., New York.
On TuesdaY and WedhpsdaY MORNINGS.
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FAITH AMONG NATIONS.
AS there appears to be some doubt says an
English paper, whether it is absolutely neces-
sary any longer for nations to keep faith with
each other, and as it seems not impossible
that under the new system of international
law, which has its advocates, the old-fashioned
doctrine that "Honesty is the best policy"
will become barbarous and obsolete, it may
be as well to call attention to rebuke which
England once drew upon herself before she
acquired the reputation for respectable
dowdyism she now enjoys. On the 25th of
February, 1888, the Emperor of Morocco
sent the following circular letter to
all the European Consuls resi-
dent within his dominions;
the name of God TO all the consuls: Peace
to him who followeth the right way. Know
We that for these thirty years we have OBJ
served the conduct of the English, and studied
their character: we have always found that
they negef keep their lo0rd. We never could
dive into their character, because they have
no other than that of telling lies. We are
acquainted with the character of other Chris
tian nations; we know that they keep their
word; but nation like the English, of which
there is no knowing the character, who know
not how to keep their word, and who can only
tell lies, does not deserve that We should
speak or write anything to them For, ac-
ooFding to our religion, a lie is the most abo-
minable of all vices. Their ambassador,
Curtis, told us that he had orders from his
court that the ships built on our slips, and
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ONE DOLLAR GOODS FOR % CENTS
" DB ftSl DIXON'a Eo al s. KLGHrH Street,
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THE VATICAN, No. 1910 CHESNUT STREET.
Il --statuary, Bronzes, Clocks Vases, Pedessals
and elegant articles OF taste for the adornment OF
the parlor, diningroom library, hall, and boudoir
ana for bridal presents purchased IN Europe pre-
yous 10 the war at great sacrifice, and will now be-
sold retail at correspondingly low prices. We In
yte an inspection at our spacious store and show
rooms, up stairs. The price OF all articles marked
IN plain ngures Goods packed an shipped free OF
charge. ~ ~ Fhltp
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on Tuesday and "Wednesday Mornings,
ncn On nnd O1

At 10 O'Clock, at the auction store, No. lilo Ches-
nut street. will be sold rich collection of Marble
and Grecian vases; Stone Card Receivers; Mautel
Ornaments; Bronze Groups and Figures; Silver
Plated Ware etc.
The collection will be on exhibition on Monday
until O'Clock p. NJ 10 II st
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=. NlneGFeHJN stTeeL
HANDSOME PLUSH PARLOR FURNITURE,
walngt Chamber and Sitting-room Furniture,
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Brussels and other
Carpets, etc. etc.
on Wednesday Morning,
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 904 S. Nineteenth street. will
be sold the entire furniture and carpets, for paror
library, chamber, dining room, and kitchen.
The Furniture can be examined after O'Clock on
morning of sale. 1t
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INCORPORATED MARCH IT, 1920.
OFFICE,
No. "a NORTH FIFTH STREET,
INSURE
BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ANI
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
From Loss by fire lin the City OF Philadelphia only
AssETS,.JANUARY L, 1870, s1,572,533'
TRUSTEES
William Fl. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
John Cerrow, Jesse Lightfoot,
George /. Young Robert Shoemaker,
Jos r. Lynda Peter Armbruster,
Levi p Goats, NJ. II. Dickinson
Samuel Sparhawk Peter williamson
Joseph E. Schel.
WIN. 81. HAMILTON, President,
SAMUEL SPARRAWK, Vice-President
WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
Secretary
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II DIXON, NO. 2l SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
IL Philadelphia.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
RICH FANCY AND TOILET GOODS
A magnificent assortment, unsurpassed for variety
elegance of style, or moderation in price,
Fine French Flowers for Jardinieres rich Bohe-
mian and China Toilet Sets and Vases Parian Busts
and Statuettes, gilt mounted Card Receivers and
Flower-h odeTs, Bohemian Glass, China Lava, Parian
Marble, Bronze, and Gilt Ornaments, Rich Paris and
Vienna Fans, Real Whitby Jet, Yulcanite and
French Jewelry, Cigar and Tobacco Boxes and
Holders, Writing Desks; Glove Handkerchief and
Work Boxes; Dressing Gases, Tablets, Paper Out
ters.
SILK, GINGHAM, AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS,
CANRS, ETC,
with thousand other articles, embracing all that is
new or desirable for bridal birthday or holiday pre-
sents superior in quality and moderate in price,
H. DIXON, No. 21 S. EIGHTH Street, between
Market and Chestnut, east side. 12 17smtuth4t
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Peremptory Sale.
100 FINE OIL PAINTINGS, TO CIOSEAN ES-
TATE AND FOR OTHER ACCOUNTS.
on thursday Morning,
December 22, at l0k O'Clock, at the auction rooms,
No. 104 Chesnut street, by catalogue an excellent
collection OF fine modern oil paintings, by well.
known artists.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HOHENSTEIN
ESTATE.
A number OF very fine paintings, including some
fiist-rate battle scenes. 12174t
Full particulars in catalogues on Wednesday.