davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-03

ed By tine, car hoce 1cstore to Fo1 those Prec!osS
zdrantaRcs- The genius a1d RioF1 Of Sapoe4n
were Iot able to found anJtntnR stable; ht. nan9
and fecolecu0ls vculd be At1II more laluncltnT.
Have Eot the eeventetn years which have elapsed
fItc addressed those Wosu6 to my country iustt-
ned ny provniors and connsels7 France. and <
ttctety, ate EeE aced with fresh cnnvulslnrs
Nov, IS eeTe nteen 5eafs nge. am convinced. and
sfllrp, that hereditary monarchy Is the sole tet-
sgs Tnlch r1ssse many may
court " cep'ion. TO puttue apart from such mon-
archy, The realization Of the Legitimate reforms
rightly called for BY 90 mary enlightened nea. %
arbitrary rule, 10 banRh Chn.1 right from So
cie1y, and 10 hase e1pedierts the fruitful all1-
Ance Of authority and tree.om- France, with
good Icasop, claims The guarantees Of represents
i've autoo,iiy. hole:ti, aud Sincerely practisca,
Elth al NECESSARY llbe1tiea and cootroL She dc.
slIeE wise 7dIin1suhtiee decentralization anti
an tflcalels protection against the aouses Of
au1horty. 4 rosernmert winch MAKES ups.eat::
Eets aud POLITICAL probftJ Its iCFa1taole rule of
couduct should, tar nom fealtrg taose guarsn'
tess, on the contrary. necessarily seek 70 attain
10 Keep the pro'nilea With which they enttee the
population al'er each rocta1 CRISIS, bec.1s.
they are condemned TO appeal to tas PCS.
Sons Of the la.rsr, i.s1esd Of leanlng %
anmt,ab!e lapgutfe: For them 10 govern does
Iot DtAn 10 enlehteD AID direct tae public mind ;
whateseF The ,Aen Of the npmenr may nc, taeJ
en e = 70
arn elnts to take a1es sln1d On The virtues oi
Frales: to develop ali her nohie usttncts: 70 4
oc1 without relaxat'u 20 gire 70 her tnat wllSn
L. akts great md respected; and TO wish tnat sue
tlon!a take the ieAd 10 farm, power aud hoaot.
May The !ey arrive, 50 !otg desired by me, III
Witch nay at lerg1h serve Ey cesutry. Heaven
taye F.alca Let us, literature, have cooude1ce,
aud not CEASE 10 a5or for thst comnol o5{A:t.
To trs'ice and right ,sloegs always The nnal VIC.
tory. 1rust mere than erer IN my aaecaon:
, 1870-01-03
PROPOSALS,

pTrAATNEHT OF DAKOTA,
OKTIcx CAlxI QCARIEnNAsIHR-

VkkASH 49, SSAA4 -. {
e,.1 r,.. II E AG.: INV Jss - ~. ~, u
o'elpek On the ieenth ts.h} day Of JAnIATy 1sG
trr tie frsrsp Fadou 81 Nutsty tcfpIS1 curing ~
lt'l, On :he following rpnfes: Wy
knVTA ~. IVA xr1,, =. r,,.,
tron salns fan! Ntqn hsot Giouq; o!nn. OF tsn.a
ahf n1nt CO me eans FAa4 staAs9a4. " 4J
ter Il the Detstthen ent OF uatWA h5 tlp eEotest Eoaa
ct lIe s,eh 'sfs a 80 Eo* OF NAY be
IN the hfA1t Of alnoes:ta or lq knAt haet o1 SAoA
TerItvKy lying Eo11h and eaat of 1Ae Al&soEf EpMs
ard bounded BY md from Fort ster euson OF Dtas1
deslSnAted peinls 90 tut Nsso1rt River In that Terri
tory, eAstwsEt norhwA.d TO present pottso to a
rlaJ ht estahlshrd eAt Of north Of that t1Tet p
that Territory: % hanl iIoa any ncst now ssta5-
from la such pcst 10 s1 Mil aa he Nissa:t Ei1er
he Dcpsstn cot of Dxtot1. -
ROUTE IN MONTANA.
Bnrf from nv n ne,uis uron Il Ia ai;,usi SlveS
iu AtAuA Territory IL any may ts des-
lsattd BY tt= c4it Drpa,tueat ot D..
hen;se. fr!isors ~ and asc II L, 10y rois. % -
TlpIol, rn@ ~ th,t m1J h. e.,.bii,ed: .s 10 hi
frn any MT cr ne.t, na # Nuatnu. Territory 10 anJ
post v hia Il now essaklishrd or tha. may be estsb
tr al D.k - or fo haul ro Auy Fos. Ii
Mo1 Az ia nav nenf an the Njeeout River IN Mon.
tat,s or "a snS drTHf3 potat upon the Union pedda
R.Ie.e or q say p.at 'sttooat the Territory TIA.
lie weIsh 70 Be tyanspes:cd dunus The res! Eil n3f
. nd "a oa 9I he uoat.sa rous I'd son ronEda
ilntsUWa iosl -.
NPrEvsA!s ril te made fr each route separately.
Hctrr1 Wal eta.r the rate rer me hundred ttES
pounas ~. Landred s nliet Tar sae" ,1eAt. 2 e
III 'en' NsAiA'-lA 0'A'' : 'S''~ N''~
itt1,teys thentd Riye .hrr rAcats In full ~ well
, 1870-01-03
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE
Manifesto by tho Count de Chnm
b0fd.

Count de Chambold has dlsburdened bis mind
OF the reflections suRgested to him BY tho present
state OF France Els RoIN Hignness writes as
follows:
"You are well a=are how much the IDEAS Of
France, the pat.ion Of her happiness and gloJ,
ard the desire to aee her recover In the world fhe
place which Providence assigned 10 her, are con-
blahr sources Of anxiety to ne. have alWays
respected ny county IN the atteupts which !t
has uade. A8tnnIahncnt EAJ have even been
felt At my perziNeDce In reserve, for when
hare only to account to God and to my con
ecteuce; but II anything could moderate tue pro.
lDuged pam Of exile, 1t would be the certainty Of
having peIsey9ed IN the resolution winch naa
taken, not TO aggTavaie the embatfassments AID
perils OF France. Yet honor and duty order me
10 warn her sRainst fatal seducsonA did not
heslIaie, as 5oa may remember, 70 protest against
The p1etena:ors OF power, which solely based
on the prestige of . glorious name, believed, on
The morroW Of violent crisis, that the moment
Eas favorable for Imposing Itself On the dcsinles
Of the county, 9ou wish Ior monarchy /
then said to the FIe1ch; tyoa hare acknowl-
edged that II alone can atlord, with q regular and
slnhe government that secur1ty Of al rgnts, that
guarantee Of All intereats, and that permanent
accosd between firm authority aud prudent
liberty, which found and assure the happ!ness OF
rarons- Do not abandon Jour1elve TO niuslo1s
which loorer or later would be fntal. The new
tnp1e propoaed to son can b. that temper.
ate and durable monarchy from which Ton expect
such great benefits. A real and traditional SOY
e1c,gnty, based On hereditary right, and consec11s
, 1870-01-03

inhated upon presenting IL and the draua toof
It's placo among tns standard work. Of that chaE-
acter. Dcv1Ient afterwards introduced 0utzkosfs 4
more uoted play, UTiel Aeosta, and Is was By
hia influence tnAt The authoF waB invited 10 pres.
den az drAmArist Of the Royal Theatre.
In May, 1862 Enu Dev1ient retired frou the
stage. ca>dctonA Drama, LUe but Drta"''
hao always besu one Of n!s mort eGectuat psr-
formA1cee. DuFng the laas week OF h's Appear-
aDce that play, together with Ejntons, WIS
chosen NJ mos! fitting 10 close hts theatrical ca~
reer. Every night was an ofAtlon and
every day. Is hid been his fhte for
forty year,, baskets and bonqu-ss Of
1oWem from ladies' Of every degrees were
laid At his gett- II womenG1nd could hare spoiled
him be would have been ruined mau years ago.
Perhaps no one save Edwin Booth has been 80
adored for the past quarter OF n century. He was
never 30 uuE1atefnl, either ~ lha American llon,
but received hts honors with regal dignity and
courtesy which msde the sex craz!eI than erer.
A. A.
, 1870-01-03

The Famous FOSSIL.
Perhaps, nv dear fljendA, yo1 lever have beard
But ! gu Ynust. as the iaea'1s y:.ry apsurd,
Fo1 every EeTspaper far and near
That nor 10 have read
What The pTesa has said,
AEd the al1idavtts OF aolomons wise
Which "intetylewtts" 30 highly prize,
Or The recent marvellous, call it,-Well,
The Uu0ndacH gigantic sell:
Fer q sell It certainly Was, you zee,
And 1i1y thoueatd surposed to be
Iht price That Vas paid
For the vork Of ePade
And Just a tHifle OF Western aid;
THIS a. petr1ned" pottery, proves you green.
But how the roguea laughed and cried uo! no!
IA they laid y there " 10 stdtu 1uo."
And they satd, as they looked on the ancient face
"Iow The sarans VIII lock from fur and nezr
To gaze on thee aud thy humble bier.
Ann Low The Freenbuck1 will surely 1oW
Into our honest poe kets, on Know"
Aud 60 they covered hin, heels and head,
They l0ndly chucked ana went 10 bed
Fer they buried dxEGly at deAd OF night,
The kOts6 Wisb lheif snOvess turning,
While Cardiff klumnered With all lis might
Three AuLumns moons bao waned 1t now appears,
Ard Lot exactly 1utlc three toonsand years,
When itcm BIZ bed arose, one cIiBpT morn.
Newell BY name
UtkIo to fame, .....
, 1870-01-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week :EudtsR Ian I, tS70
SATrTbAr Fy1~1So. 11u- :.


x13e Z st. s!ss: IS T.
ILL., g.: LIZ .es III NJ RI .R .s.4 NJ.
s sas,;; IL
out Wls ths ;5Isals saer,ssa :, Ell c,.s ihu
rspst hst 81 rea y
I'll s.s w. n: Msss fss es
h11e been but poorly tapplic5 ard S,oI HMn h-re
:Sssf' :iSss ~ %.f: n 81
ii f1sia t. i4ta I. asefsse aea g fs!s 4
bi Il ts tTadt. sna n ~ w .ns:n- - M
e. g. &c .eSs e eIose + pee:
sS.sts sl s's ,f 9et Saa byea sas
Asr,sse .dtsao o. = The demand II ss' s!ss9 IT. 81
Ill ts III
: + ;es. +: ~ =. II
were fds,e n .ttsndsnee early iq .he week ha: dad
she-s IT. 81 lev La i vhss tb.s se:ea * vTavssaa:
S e y ss q se III ct sss
ecutd+ the make q psesens i t,ngaJ nstalnL
xs: =
Choke peeres-Fsne. II. Ten:fef7atd,4.es
yeas ola seers. and aveiaslns from l-.s' to g.
p!iae Sesr:s-Go: d .t:cd. faei5 f5inS
Fl: Gr.i:;.Fslf Is = III desh, aver
akink loo to 1.s0 tos tsoso9
Aedtuln ulsEs--G cdIlM ltse:Y and Hood coat
for r1ty t1arshter. areIsc.nE sp1 to f0so hs 4tas
SroCk CnItle-C1mDun Cattle - decent desh,
aeyfaslnc go 1.t!0 Es..-..-. AsNts5 y
Irf.tior-lshf and thu COS sud stcrt9..~ aeta3 IS
HOGS.
Tht receipts Of live hoes for the Etfk under
revt-w amount to a3 head. AEa!nst 81 o1 head Nss
week filling oa Of = ~ heaa. The ahlrnleats were
%:s Eesd Asslua. ll.s! head l..t week desEr.. Ct
Irreirt. .ka. ht aa. aid the ahpIenA hetst.
htt.T tdeA OF The coursc ot the beg trade ne
patt caunut h. ENs 81 than fronl the Lei tha
ai,h ufh The .tti.a's n ielew loSD hf.a re T.nss
have ovesluA Il here in the usiehpoF9od
& ,s.oe bead. shi npmbsr fe'aslSiaS 1SI
vs httle "tpurt" about the II natddle sls
sftse wvrk. and took f1tEh UPWARD turn Dat
later raekrEs en:lc,y wi,t drew from the market and
the aavatcr 'est- The markct closed tuu and
keAyy .,sa - tor con1uou: &ohS93 Tyr Hril.
f9etsaaa good 10 choice, Aod Btu oo9 l0s5 tor
extra.
The rreettts for the week are he.a. Al
OF c! have urea readily dtaoostd ot At tu rficeA
1trusk clio. ed It eAto ~ for fott n en'lse:
S3tGd3 f-E medium. AID II 344ss l1r infvrts to
, 1870-01-03

By Ex COUNCILMAN TERENCE oTooLE,
mail, NJ. oToole reaches = tis friend Dennis
cEestsnc rnc1e sam out q, twelve cent? ros:aee
We srr afraid that the cx.Ccuncllma1 mas taken
trterhs- ma Tammsn, Ierins wno. our rraders
wiil rem enber. urm monetrsied fneir procc,ency IN
II az, by tuccesstuuy deirocd!rr rrcle Sau1 o1t
OF rs income la51
Tn W, ns.1n s an, ~ nree W ~ a1n MI rn
70 'ase iaI osh,Ia e., ys e. sas e.; eS a. M corr
Il trts ti,ine1 Conf rsca 1e, be sure ye don't iau
70 snsMet me pse9 ID tae looT!n .9sr ' ma III
isst n,nuin nnt yonf un1e on the c;,y;s psy ro6l
,r.r .r<x,..,ho r. ,,,-s s,,,,. ,vo, ,r.ro,.
III, WA =. ,hs trns.t ,r1.c Ia ontSe, fhe NM
r rsat ~, 1tianm.n nern T. recsyEed sr;6 rssmcr
That An eHAlns ai-nsy they never gro~ less =
Enthettain eieh tesafn lar tue power. We POSSES
Ihat tne clFn u e p1t % tueJ nu-E 70 WIZ
"".-.1...--..-..,.,
Yer coon.hlyGlo nefe ntve tne clame ~ LIE lnoo'
An' '1e fee tnlu toe ruiets on lsefy mana.
Ihey re aH.maketss h*'oseakefn pooHes q"
!nfes ~. -o,,, d,.rh,.r, al,
Inc fu1.es.
n Fur n secbuxt YOU az a.; me tnere arc some FATHER
dpIl, .
While the hist have a Eakele8s to thickness ~
skull
-... ....... .--.-,....
male, --.. -.s.
, 1870-01-03
THE COAL TRADE.

Monthly Sale OF Scranton Conl by
the DelnWAre> Lacknvnnnn e.
Itestern Railroad Compnny-The
I'rSceS Oban4D.d d nnG the Contrast
~ ith the Previous 1soAth's Sale.
From. The -Sew York HtralA, DeI- 30.
Tho uonthIy auction safe OF coal by the Dcta-
ware, Lackawanna i Western Railroad Com
pAuy took place NJ noon yesterday, at the
suleatoum OF The company, No. &c Exchange
per story Of the ou!laing is appoIntmens
consist Of rostrurn for the auctloueer, and
"sta1 diIe room oely"Ior the busera Not s:nce
etfEe IN the coal mines, there mad been 40 inter
nlss,cn OF sales tince ApEtl, has there been such
e1s represented every e:ass or our metrop ollssn
coal uea!elt. ~ we'll Ii ahlpowners, ralruad coM-
Ianlcs, non 1snIdels, and othefa whose bustess
The cot sumption Of ctal enters as an important
eIemeIL AEonS tbs coal-}atd nen-those E10
bay 10 ELL asan-whoee lusailase thirst Tor large
rama knens 20 i!a taeis wAs ssireed me g1sa.,
fus sale. Atd LIE Result was quite Spirited bid
dlrg, nEt rot suf,lcieht TO carry prices much
es e M nGn IT, 6tapl lDs seas s9s
The IN cunt Of coat seM was !oo1o tons- TIE
teIus OF sale did lot vary fEo1i the uaas! condl-
'lonr. tic taie .c,lv TO the highest bidder, De-
Gu itR!, and the coal TO &C taken away from ElZa-
bsthl3rt Tho conpaay's depot. during next
wtuld dli HerlH column. Among these stlpu-
lbtioEs It ID wttshJ, Eos ever, 10 cote thai the
cen paby l1on !ses tha: ..tae coal sold VII be
caleI1ly vi lfhtd ~ competent aud lsloterestt'k
we,gters st tue ttu6 Of snlpnsl lt'!-a little n0t-
ttr Of plaln honesty IL dealing 8hcb, it IL to be
feared does net e1sent ltsei to many Of our coal
Tee auct:oreer mace quick xotk OF the sale.
He cid nOs stop to Nn2er long, and tho.e who
was sold IN lcrs Of lr5m i to 100, tons, and Vas
scattered umouR L large Eumbtr OF ba, sra. tn.
following rs III aggregation OF tie ss!cs AMI
Ifices, ALd comparison u the lAt:es With taose OF
faHi u,outh,0 sale:
, 1870-01-03

Below al r. found Tie aan4 ssse,t 4 the Asst.t.nt
ny Ct.' r. WIaE:t K. for ,hryear rndins i,<een,.
Wi 81. is;s From MI. WEhaus report We learn ths:
cIE.u1 the ear. il seo p: xhibttlnx incts..e y
5LstAttst II compAIed viii Int ye.f. hG i,tFess M
q @ !; Fsss't II ess wssS nH NM
brr q hoft received IN day, 4lG9. November
le 3s67; II. ore wt&k. l3aic, week ending December
= 49,.
, 1870-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Itis zplen6id Hsf Dye Is the eert ta thu wcrd tkA
only 2nd peEstee Dye; haIsrtess. rEahe,
neoIs ~ 40 s1eiesioas t!e;e .s:ae
hsir .ett and braattEa Il.ek or c:nw1 sold By -
D1uxgia:1 a1d Pesfusfa .ud properly &orued Is Ia
Wig Eketoty, Id Bond a., Nc = Eosk
, 1870-01-03

ls 7csth Osartr, GhleaEe. cures as No eha'Ee} No
Hes n.au.ss ?: the uaires1,y Of phiiadeI;sJa I'D
aad stzua1 uieaa<s Of both te1es. Send s:Aap ter
TttlrJ Of Nervous AEd Sexual Diseases. C1nsut-iiaoA
FRI q r a. ta1sE itn
, 1870-01-03
Private mntscrs,

TIE OLD EsTABLIs1IKD Dr.. Clarke. IT Beaa1
Clark IT, 1ec 10 gro c1nfdereial medical 4uA
surgical M to .fortlnAtes Of bosh ee1es- frul=sa
p:M,. 81 pe7bo. eeod nssnp toE book ies ne Mansd
letiers: DR. GIAAkH. III south Glaskst. Qhicaxa.
, 1870-01-03

At tie spec.al election the Democracy Of Cham
pa!Gn County. ONO, ran negro for state Senator
On t1ce It declaring that " II he Is white enough
to vote, he u 1nl1c enough 70 oe voteo!o
, 1870-01-03
Words Of Cheer,


1H South Cts.ks tZe.ts al Prtya.A Ch.nclc. ma scI
yeimaaent cures In The WORT q seminal Weak.
Ir.A Ne1veF1 Dcsilitr. o. SJIeit.e aeeuo1s = ~
rsf-tJ and ssccess LIZ - Pamphlet Of Advice" rant
, 1870-01-03

Pse.te DHy Hpteas..~...-..... g N 31Ipn
Pacific Night E1r.ess.- -.-.~--~.fu II 5Npn y a@
PERT Atnomsncdstloa4---..... ....-s 1pn 80 a
An elee1ut px.lcr sfeerfg caT T. at.eh&d to the
Op2hA.
, 1870-01-03

It Will be Eeep from the above prizes ISIS ina
the prices yesterday were all IN advance OF thos
obtained month ago, except IN atove coal.
, 1870-01-03

realize your wien, shall 10 20 with much pleas
ure.'t
The yourg peasant had IN The meantime, looked
with delight and admiration 8i the Jong Indy who
had FOL back her pOc6et-oooE, anu who Waa 60
happy about 1ta unexpected recovery that teasa
OF }oy rolled down hef cheeks. OF course, these
Ica.s made the young lady, who Is naETellously
beautlnl even nore beKltchlnG: aud when the
young pea.apt was nsked By the Queen in the
aforementioned way, he w&6 bold enough 70
say:
Joung LADY," ..--......
girl, said: ..-.... ......
aElu you grant his request Carmen :"
Csrmen fes1tsted for q moment. but, half
minute siter, sne resolntely went up to the young
Led, and, throwing her TWO arma around his neck,
kissed him three times. amidst the general isugr-
ter and spplsuse OF the spectators
One evening In November last gentle
man presented himself at the residence oi Lord
c., IN Londoa, and nAkcd to see the lady Of the
house. lie Wal ,ahown into the room Of Lady c.
"MJ Lady" said he, IN mere accident has
thrown into my hands number OF letters which
Lord c. has written to young laty WITH whom
he entertained lta.on for several months. The
youpg lxdy IL beautiful and highly intelligent;
Abe u Of respectable family And only the bndnets
Of passion has induced her TO forget herself IN
this way.n ........-.
Lady C., Who loves her nusbana paas1oua tely.
VIA tnnncerstruci.
"slr,r she gasped couvnlsive!y, sand those
\ letters which Jou hAye receired, where arc
they.n
NJ have got them. Here they are,p sid the
gentleman. producing nj the SAGE tune bundle
| OF I've OF a1x letter..
Lsdy C. stretched out her hands 10 receive the
bundle which the gentleman had shown her.
, 1870-01-03


Ii;tt one warrior adyaLccd and threw doEn n
1the before the old n4en; then warrior frou the
ohtI SIDE came for Eard and laid robe upon It !;
aLo 60 all let che eEalnst the other. Presently
th'f vas great nruprr Of piles OF stakes. some
isVa'S bet occaa!Ie, heat-d1efses, bead WORK,
caE-1!nEs, ne cl!aces, bows and Arrows, and even
Tthlea All tAese Wtrt carelally watched over By
fEt o!a IIep. who nuled each stake End the de-
EoAllus On suCk. IL you did not wish TO bet with
any faiuco'as warrior you laid your wager On the
hig Pile, knd .p.sanIiS It was matched by tho
1uaeeS Against ZONE nrt,c.e CT corresponding value
1Tou the Pile o. the osher slde. TuuR he. hunt
11tE knife, hhif pound Of powder, pair Of moo
caktns, ncd rmsA hand mirror. which arrlcles
we're appropriately matched with others by the
jGtccA Ali was now IN reaclcess Tor The game
to l.. r,p. ard the paIttes separated Ttc Two iu.s
9,1e formed about one hu1d1ed yards apart. In
J:onl Of each side, twenty feet from each ether,
ewo stalker, smeated With paint, are driven nrmly
iu,o The 11ouno, and The object Of the game Is to
give the bail hctEeeo the StaleA Whichever
side shall nlat fGfce the ball through
the oppcdte s:akea wins the game. rht
oayl, made OF rnKs and covered N1tt
buc1stin Is carried to the centre Of the ground be
tween the couuatAnts, and there deposted, % OH
OF the old men, who then returns TO his post ln'
Judges then give the s1gnaA and With lond soout
tie players run 10 the bau, and commences Eoock
ing 1t 10 and fro with their crooked slicrs. tn
tan IL about the size OF large orange, and eac'
party tries 10 prevent il coming toward thei
siakes. No wsr11or tnust touch Tie oAn With HI
hands; but II II lies IN = hole. he nay pnan Il on
With bis foot and then hit II with his stick.
10 ths game whicnI Ell telling Jou about, As.to
Eacb fa7T reached and k11ucK the bail nrst, nt,tnl
u eeaf oses our hcsds, and seuding It far to on
1ea1 ana c.ote to cur stakeS- Then We all Ian an'
ha-'o-sae's and A-ke.che ta's EarT1ors fell owe
DEC anothefs and raped each other on the snir
with belf eanoe. ana there xas great confu1io
ana e1etemeLt; eui Al length one OF our part
succeeded IN hiiurg tie bali. and sent 1t TO Msto
sac's stakes. Tnltnet We yau. but uo one coul
IND the ball After much search. dtscoyere
II IN rufs Of prass, Ano, bidding one Of %
zen to run quickly to the ssase., I MT It an
drove the ball 10 him. Unfortunately.
felt in q hole. and before our warrior cou]
get It out ard h.s IT. dense crowd Of M4t--ssc
men were around the epar and In iron. Of IN
EtALeA Tie cou,e.t wa1 violent, 60 much 10, IL
deed, that no one could hit the ball, though It Va
continually tramped over. Al length some OF
called cut "Tnere It goes" and ine waf1io,
scattered in al directions, looking 70 see where
wiz: hut one Of Ma-t9-saca nen- who had csllt
Out, stood fast, snd when the crowd had sca
tered nav hin attempting to coaccai the ball b
pea'h hIa foot Running against him from eenll
, 1870-01-03

General Northwestern fasssokef A<ent.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-05

COFFEE-Is quiet but prices are very firm.
The stock in first hands is 2l50 bags, in Sec
ond hands IS coo to 10000 bags. We quote
prime l7sGl72c; good l6a@l65c; fair l6@
164c % tb.
TALLow-Is quiet. Texas rendered is
quoted at 9I@93c, and city at 94@lOc y ID.
WHIsKY-The jobbing trade is fair, and
supplies are ample. Rectifed is quoted at
90@95c for low proof AND 975c@s1 O23 for
choice Bourbon, and 81 65@5, asin quality.
CORN MEALS in fair request at 81 75G
on the landing, and $5G5 Is from store.
FREIGHTs-Foreign freights are quiet and
steady, and domestic dull.
By &eG,n-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d; to
Bremen and Hamburg 3D.; to New York &c;
to Boston &c. Beef to New York 81 50@l Is
% tierce.
By iSait-Cotton to Liverpool Ia; to Havre
1c; to Bremen lc. Oil cake to Liverpool Sos
u ton; do to London 35s Cd.
FRUIT-The supply of oranges and lemons
is heavy. Messlna oranges are selling freely
at 81, and lemons at So IS ~ box: and
Palermo oranges and lemons SOC u box less.
Raisins are now quoted at a 60@4 IS f8 box
fer layers.
STAR CANDLEs-Are jobbing at 19f@19ac
70 ID for full weight, 165@17c for 14oz, l4lc
for l2oz, and 1910 for 1loz.
NAVAL STORES -Rosin is selling at 50 3
Dbl for No. q and 81 50@3 25 for No. and
pale. Spirits turpentine is jobbing at 47@
479c q gallon.
BAGGlNa- Is retailing at 23@239c % yard
in rolls, and 24@25c in bales, Tor India.
Kentucky 265@27c u yard.
IRON TIEs-Are retailing at &c S9 10.
GUNNY BAGs-Are quoted nominally at
20c IL bag for heavy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-05
Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAR Y.

OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 4
~ FRIDAY EVENING. March A. ls7O. !
The money market proper is unchanged.
On the street, AL notes with unquestionable
colaterals were quoted at 10@l2 per cent
% annum, and second grade 14@1a q
cent per month Al business paper with
out collaterals, at l@l4 @ cent per month,
notes at 1901 70 cent per annum, and
second grade IL
Gold opened at 1135@l14I against 11sE at
New York;, and closed unsettled at 1870
ll34 against 1884 at New York;. The
sales included $4,000 and $1,000 at 1l3I;
$4,000, $4,000 and 100000 at l132; $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $50 600 at ll3s; $1,000
at l14!; $1,000 at ll44, and $4,000 (early, be.
fore the receipt of the opening dispatch
from New York; at lis. and 10000 late
last evening, after the close of business, at
ll54. Nothing reported in silver.
The market for foreign exchange WAS
very much unsettled by the decline in gold,
cent. The sales of sterling embraced
f75.000, including $4,000 bill of lading at
1919; $4,000 at 1919; 10000 AL clear at 12lf;
f4O00 AL clear at 1919; fl2,00O bill of lading
and clear at 1915 0l2l3; EGO 900 at 1919
@l22; e16 600 at 1z2@1224; f12O0 ships bills
at 1929; $1,000 private bankers, $4,000 first
class clear and $4,000 bank at 1923. In
francs there were sales of l $50, 0OO OF
which 250 900 commercial at 4664@4633;
SO, 900, 100000 and $780, 900 at S.; so, 600,
$4,000 and 100000 at 6a9. and $4,000 at
4 62a. We give the following as the closing
rates. but with the remark that in tho pres.
eDt unsettled condition OF the market quo
tons are little better than nominal: Sterling,
12i@l2l3 for good to AL bill of lading and
clear. and l224@1223 for bank; and francs
4.673@4 664 for the former, and -@462b
for the latter.
Domestic exchange was quiet but steady.
The banks checked on New York at par, and
sales included $4,000 commercial sight on
New York at 1-6 per cent discount; $40, 900
and $50 600 commercial and 100000 private
bankers at i; $4,000 commercial at t04,
and 1000 sixty days sight On New York at
Ii. The only transaction reported in stocks
is 400 Ship Island Canal at 81 All. Nothing
transpired in bonds. In warrants $1,000 |
State sold at rs, and $4,000 Metropolitan Pc.
lice at S23. Dealers bought State at 72@SO, |
and Metropolitan Police at S0@Sl. and sold |
the former at 74@s4, and the latter at S230 |
So. Small State warrants were scarce and |
commanded outside figures.
City treasuryisotes were in request, but |
the offerings were too light to admit of any |
thing beyond trifling retail business. Deal |
ers advanced their rates tor small sums to |
80 per cent discount buying and 25@2S sell.
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