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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27
IMPORTS,

MOBILE-Steamer Louise-5l3 bales cotton and
sundries
misunderstanding Lord LoveN-600 bales
cotton 1852 slaves 80 bbls copper
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alicc-Asstd mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Bark ESeria-Asstd mtlse
Notwithstanding Juniata-S99 bxs tobacco
i6 hhds mdse II bxs mdse 70 cases cigars cases
tobacco 81 pkgs mdse and sundries
notwithstanding New York-828 bds iron
ties Is mdse % cks wine - pkgs trsh nc pigs
iron and sundr1es
NEW YORK-Schoorer Skylark-Asstd mdse
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OHIO RIVER.

ffasas~ h The Jacksonville. Madison
IAAz.zE2S and indianapolis Railroad Com
pany will take freight from New
EI1dl11 Orleans, on first class steamers
leaving daily, giving through bills Of ading to Buff
falc Dunkirk, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee,
shippers by this route save alf drayage and
transeer charges at New Albany, and their goods
80 through without detention and free of forward
Inc chargoA
Further information furnished by {
c. g. WAYNE, Agent,
1e{o 81 Natchex street.
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FLOWER COAST.
Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice a
Week.
Commencing October Is.
GaS>~ b For the Forts. Buras,
s5x asts' Po;nt-a-la-Hache and all planta.
szsHy.a=ssSsRxst ton landngs-The new steamer
BRADISH JOHNSON,
W. s. BAssKTT, Master; .. CANTON Jr., Clerk;
Leaves every WEDNE SDAY and SATURDAY at 10 A.
NJ. returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY. The
Johnson will make three trips week whenever
business requires it. J. NJ. PETERSON,
sel6 l64 Gravier street.
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RECEIPTS OF PROpuCE.

Observation-Disclosures D L Taly-l0A bales cot
ton and sundries
FGRT ADAMS-Steamer Wade Hampton-ly6
bales cotton 81 hhds sugar I99 SKIS seed cotton 351
SKIS cotton seed 1876 bbls mOasses and sundres -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jennie Howell-lli bbs
molasses 50 hhds sugar and srndries
Observation-Disclosures La Belie-l18 hhds
sugar 2.8 bbs mOlasses II hali-bbis mOasses and
sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ruth--l95 SKIS I43
SKIS oats IA bales cotton and sundries
LOUISVILLE-SteamerV irginia-l3i bales cotton
5hhds tobacco 1904 bbls flour 100 ties lard and sun
dry produce
Observation-Disclosures Bertha-226 bales cotton
5 hhds sugar bbis molasses % half bbls molasses
AMI syndr1es
NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-s0a bales OF
cotton SO SKIS seed cotton TIC SKIS cotton seed IS bbs
molasses and suEdries
ATCHAFALAYA EIyER--Steamer Flora-iG00
SKIS cotton seed
BY THE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November 25-40 bales cotton 81
hhds sugar 210 bbs mOlasses "a half-tbls nlolasses
y SKIS seed cotton and sundry produce
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 26-4c bales cotton 270 bbs m0asses u
SKIS seed cotton 8. hhds sugar and snndries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
IN existing between the undersigned, Abram B.
Seelye and Richard g. Taylor, under tho firm of
SBElYK l. TAYLOR, is this day. dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner win sign the name
Of the firm in liquidation only. Parties holding
claims against the firm win present them ct once
for payment and those indebted to it win at once
make payment r G. TAYLOR,
A. B. 6RHL1K
Rev Orleans. November 7, 1870. nos I'm
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Dominique NJ. Stella. De-
ceased.
FTyHE CREDITORS OF THIS ESTATE ARE RI,
Il Guested to present their claims forthwith at
the Office OF the undersigned, attorney of the ex-
ecutors ALBERT VOORHEES,,
nol9 lot l04 Canal street.
Succession of Samuel l.. Hill and his
deceased wife.
LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST, OR
IN indebted to tho above named estates, are not
fed TO present the same, and mako payment,
within thirty days to
HORNGR BENEDICT,
No. 16 Caron0elet street,
Attorneys for Lawrence P. Hul Tutor and 0uardiar.
New orleans, November 26, lSN no36 de6 l!H
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WANTED.
~NNuN.NONN>rNNN>NNouo

A GENTS WANTED.-t$225 4 MONTHl-BY
IA the American Knitting Machine Company, Bos'
ton Massachusetts,. or ST. Louis. Missouri
w the celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing Machine.
Has the underteed, makes the clock stitch" (alike
on both sides) and is fully licensed. The best and
cheapest Family Sewing Machine in the market.
Address johnson, Clark l. Co., Boston, Massachu-
setts Pttsbnrg, Pennsylvania, Chicago, Illinois. or
St Louis Missouri. nos I'm
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WATERING PLACES.
OPELOIJSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
Fxr@-~ d For OpelOusns, Washing.
Ai.z..zSsN ton, Fort Barre and all landings on
3ks..lg!Haiitfi& the coast, Atchatalaya River and
s<zkszEzz&E3Bayon Courtableau-T fast
and splendid side-wheeI steamer
SELMA,
c. c. Pickett master. j. 3. Schmit clerk
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY. at S P. NJ.
Leaves Washington every SUNDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Connecting at Simmsport with steamer Maggie p
and at Churchyie with steamer Jennie Gibbons
Through bills iading given. nO16
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BATON ROUGE.

- BATON ROUGE,
A4@AD~ b New Orleans, COas ana
aAAze=s1N Baton Rouge semi-weekly passen
49, zAA1iii.&$ ger packet
ST. JOHN.
". R. GRRArHoUsR JAARs p MCELROy
Master Clerk
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ,
and SATURDAY at P. NJ; leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS, coming
down the coast below Donaldsonville in daylight
Fridays and Mendaya
&. O. MRLANCON, Agent
mf,3 IS Old Levee street.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

UNDERSIGNED HAVE THE
N pleasure to announce to their friends and the
public, that to accommodate their numerous GUS
toners, they have opened NEW BRANCH of their
business at the corner Of Gravier and CarOndelet
streets, vhera they will keep constantly on hand
large aes0:e.s ~ Of the best and most celebrated
brands of imported HAVANA CIGARS.
GONZALES BROTHERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
No Q Carondelet street, near Canal.
no2J st Corner Gravier and CarOndelet streets.
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NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
N WEST

IN EW Uh1.EANSs VEflCAVHO AND THE
IN WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BLUE
Line via Carlo will take freight from New Orleans
first class steamers, leaving daily at five P. NJ
for Cairo, Chicago, and all points North, West and
East, at the lowest rates.
An rates and all through bills of lading from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recOg-
nizcd only at the General Office Of the Company, 70
Carondelet street.
Shippers by this route all drayage and trans
fer charges at Cairo aud their goods always
under cover, and charges made for forward
ing. JAMES T. TUCKER,
no9 General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER
PACKET LINE.
f&arsr B. For Shreveport, Jefferson,
Losgy Bayou, Coushatta, st. Mau.
rrHniifi& rice, Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
Ezkzz2Zzss8kENOrmans, Barbn's and all way
landings-The No. splendid passenger packets
Texas. c. W. sTINDE, Master, SATURDAY, No
vember 10. Southwestern. THORNTON IA
COBS Master, TUESDAY. November ~. ID. L.
Tally. FRANK SMITH, Master, THURSDAY No
venber "a
Leave pnnctualiy rs above. This Line connects
with the steamers Little Fleta, F1avia, Lightest,
taking freight apd passengers for Carolina Bluffs
and Jefferson.
For freight or passage apply on board. Rol6
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REWARDS,


SOnn REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN ON
@AVV Thursday night. twenty seventh Joe
tober, small POCKET-BQOK containing ave
promissory notes, ETC., viz:
One note of F. c. Morehead Co., per pro John
Chatfe; in favor of f. NJ. Ivens Co.. Endorsed, and
dated August II. 1870, at six months for = 1890.
One note of J. q. Landry Co., in their favor H.
dorsed, and dated October 81, 1870 at thirty days.
for 1921 IS.
One mort gage note of James F. Campbell, in his
favor, Endorsed, and dated February Is, 1867, for
$3.50 extended, and reduced by credits to s 1000.
Two mortgage notes of James Cloney, in his "a
rOr indorsed and dated July ~ 1866 for 1858 1915
each. and reduced by $500 paid on one, and both
extended and past due.
One due bill Of J. o. Landry & Co. INSCRIBED on
the of their business card) in favor Of 8.
H. Davis, Jr, for $50, and which has been paid IN
full.
Also, adrife in money (currtncy)
The above reward will be paid on delivery of .ha
promissory notes at the Office of the New Orleans
Pieayune and no questions asked The loss was
duly advertised at the time and payment stopped.
s. II. DAVIS JR.,
no2o - 155 ST. CharleaDtreet.
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BEInW COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

Schooner TampicO Lombard, 3 days from Rockport
Texas, to Z Plisbury-
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Jupiata-FrOm Philadeipbie-Mrs
P 7 Hoxie, Mrs Rcnckendorff and two sons Miss
Sophia Fouke, Miss Goul, Miss Mary Costello,
Miss J LailhacaI. J C Hawkins. " Z Mckenzie
Edward Hammond, Delaney. From Havana
Miss Annie Hood Miss Louisa de Bayas, Edward
w Benson. J San Felix, N de Haro, James Nagi, X
3 Alsina, Vega.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

MONDAY BEND PACKET.
q hCNsa<. h For VlcksbnrG. NafcheZ,
H. Miken's Bend lake Providence,
S:sgxsii5ff@ skip~iths and all landings
GRAND ERA,
J. H. WHITE. Master r. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
Passes up by Baton Rouge Tuesdays at 5 A. NJ;
Mouth Red River Tuesday at noon; Natchez at 8 p.
NJ; Vicksburg Wednesday at 9 A. NJ; Lake PrOvi-
tence Wednesday at P. NJ. Returning. passes
down by Skipwith's "Wednesday night; Lake provi-
dence Thursday at s A. H.; Miliken's Bend Thurs
day At 3P. M; vicksburg Friday morning train;
Delta Friday noon train; Grand Gulf Friday eve eve,
ming train; Natchez Saturday at A. NJ; Mouth Red
River Saturday noon; Bayou Sara Saturday Mt 3 p.
NJ: Baton Rouge Saturday at z. NJ; Plaquemne
Saturday at p. NJ; arrives in New Orleans Sunday
morning Will make close connection at Mouth OF
Red River with KOuns Line; at Vicksburg with
Jackson Railroad and YazOo steamers at Delta with
Monroe and Trenton Railroad; at Grand Gulf with
Port Gibson Hairoad, and at Vicksburg with st.
Louis packets.
G. L. KOUNS BRO,
po23 I'm Canal Street Ferry.
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&Okn WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
grew the white Silk Dress, and the laces on
1t, stolen from No. l6 Rampant street. above Canal
nO24 723
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

STATE Or LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

One of the largest wHeat-Srowers in Ala
media county, California, has this year
jumped the middle-men and commission
merchants, shipping his wheat crop directly
to Liverpool. He chartered the ship
Archer, which hauled in at the end of the Cen
trail Pacific railroad wharf at Oakland,
across the bay from San Francisco. Twelve
hundred tons of wheat was brought along
side the ships tackles and in few hours
was slowed, and the ship without mourning
any wharfage charges was hauled into the
stream ready for her voyage. Whatever
profit there is in this transaction enures d.
rectly to the farmer. He avoids commits
sions, tolls and storage, and will get the
Liverpool price, having only to pay moder-
ate freight charges.
The New York herald., 1870-12-31

ls.S 'sSS :li"@sa . osiiaarv do ordias.y
good Western. ioc lac - ''''' ~'a 0'''"AV
'ss'. .sa' "s from % re
0 s 20 9oas HsasSoa s sa Tas soas as%aA
bel being scarcely any demand and pcea nominal st
''asras ss e pc: pc. d. ds
sss MsenSs ss Asas. sa ssAs Oe DO currency r.y: doc
90 1s s 3d. goa Ss vsss vc.s, cruz sse s sS
rim g. dS SasS.
'nss ss,aT soc So. s dol so Para n $50 ssc DO DO
& ssss ' es H. maj,
pss being ssnsrsy ssssa W I''' 'A' a.
sar~r,sa s was ne basne.s Of consequences
price. favored parcSasr Sads 1' for a@saas a sas
srYDs-we heard u % further ..ea Of a.eed. which
s.sr ss. aS'ss s rs.s ~ & duty sns % o. -ys time
cusr sales Timothy was In small supply arm sS 70
sUaAn-The amour. Of business transacted in raw
s but I prso o@ % or s.ds
generally being hrm in asir views Fair % GOOD reanas
sls: . ses 4
ps.Ss. ssn !. q .e TBS A.ia lsss is.s
S % Hs%s SS.: = s f'sss
isAds and bosesl. &c : loc msiado DO &C. hAvan.-
iSso lSxS sisss a ao 0i Is % is s s 90 d.
.h.s .lss rSS sq % s:nnss naa r:.ds. DO
io&e, grocery do. losc II sse
70 sSes for ' s " and good
seedieaf was quiet there being S i,s demani b., Ss
market ar for y. aes'r.oe kinis Havana steady
Ssssa and sss .Ions
a:' % :sd 2 $40 = .ss:
ts from .sa to % h. and so.. sss. '1 s
@ v. S:sss ss". A;S : a.
Bsns. au,e, Sg. llronssr Plates were slow Of sale
~ gY: ssi ss.: sf cox. .sn.
g. ISr SssSs DO ~ s0a s.s' w ssas. ssssss..
steady and nrn Tbs addition those reported Ia
WnsxxI Receipts, s.a sol. The demand va. light and
o,. 4 Ne which price 80. the bids for round
wnALxsosR.-An kind. erOsp. South Sea duh and
aos. @ Ss@
ys~t IN s9n.saaenes q the moderate s'os. sns
q: s * @ ssss;:
s',s; ia s, e.
:.:s :s' ~ s,.,3 %ss I. NJ: 'is e. y.
5 q, being
ossHus. T The %a,sss s for ls9s,sq Wool aasl sss
sales ycre about 100000 lbs. nesce At tac. bso..
aoaas sas Ss Xxx .ad % Sss,' e.s Dss
par. :. &c., sAod1y Il soc Western ~ .ni state a.
anwashed Kentucky. 1900 Understandable and 2Sce @
Ssnad1 ,sSmbag ,ca on pyse sf%s .io9 U Uss
aud EXTRA, sho latter price for choices o., oaee
Mestiza pulled private terms. lo.W0 bs. iAu au9
spring clip California 20c sschy inside price fof
bury, aud the latter for hne from br 2avM ibA
rexas In lots, at from lee 25c including s Of b On
p ae erms 7SOo lbs fine secured Mesirs .t SO Sac
5000 lbs Cape, and 40 Donsko private terms We
note sales Of 3 bales washed Buenos sheSp skins On
DrivAls
The New York herald., 1870-12-31
A rRyrrLESs 5tnP FOR LtrE.

young unmarried man. ahopt twenty -fve gesrA
OF age. met with singular and horrible death shoas
three O'Clock yesterday morning. near Meads Rssin,
Passaic county, N. J. The man, whose name was
Michael Quinn, was night watchman on the
long trestlework OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad near that place. The night
was very cold (within two degrees OF zero), and "
seems Quinn had built a fire In small shanty pcar
by which had been built by the carpenters when
constructing the bridge. He fell asleep by the nre.
and about three O'Clock he woke up and found bins
sell In q blaze. In his fright and pain he jumpcd
into The water close by. Some men hear
Lap bis shrieks ran TO his assistance and helped him
out of the water, but he was so badly injured at
burned, but IL Is thought the lce-cod water was
almost a. injurious as the flames, 40 that che cause
ayslcm from plupginQ into the water while heated
The New York herald., 1870-12-31
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrnREr.
FRIDAY, bee. AD--G =. M.

WALL SrnREr /
FRIDAY, bee. 30--G =. NJ.
On 'Change today wheat drm but without
activity. The cotton market was duh and barely
steady.
MONEY ACTIVE AND IaRR0ULAg.
The demand for money was active but the supply
Irregular and the rate on call ranged on extremes
from seven per cent per annum to X per cent per
day. From the fact that tho balances at tho Gold
Exchange Bank were largely reduced II Ia supposed
that the parties who recently withheld currency
from the market were lenders to-day.
Ia discounts business Is still checked by the high
rates on call, but quotations range nominaiy from
TO sk per cent for prime double e.name accept
ances.
Foreign exchange was weak. and prime BANKERS
s.xty-day sterling soid ut i0a
Tue Comptroller of the Currency has called upon
the national banks for statement OF their cond
ton ~ they stood on "Wednesday last December 2s.
GOLD sfRoNa-llo. A IlO%.
The recent advance In the domestic price OF gov
ernment bonds has had the effect or strengthening
the price OF gold In face OF fractional improve.
ment In the price OF hve-twcnties abroad, the 83B
pelng quoted ss4 in London to-day against s8x the
day previous. On this account gold rsse TO 1lOys,
but the bulk OF business was at ilQ The course OF
the market Ia shown In the taj.,e:-
The New York herald., 1870-12-31

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
ELIZABETH, Dec. 20, 1870.
The Times, ever ready to choose the "buttered
side,n has In the case or Rev. Mr. Sabine re-
fusing TO oniciate in his church at tho
funeral OF an actor entirely decided against
the former, when any sensible person win con-
slider how much he Is TO be admired and respected
for his candor ana dignity, not that u criminal to
bury any one; better far. however, to nd those who
have no scrupes In the matter In question: If the
reverend gentleman has denounced theatres and
theatre going people from his church would IL not
be absurd fer him to receive and bury one OF that
class therefrosnS No, 1t would seem, In
these Gays or growing evil, that even those
we consider the best among us must turn their
faces 10 truth and justice. should they exercise one
both there are those ready TO cry shame and Heap
insult upon them. In the case mentioned the
reverend gentleman kindly sent his ap-
pllcant to church near, showing II was
merely matter OF conscience on his part, as
another might not be Of his mind. II s no. neces-
sary TO say that the Rev. Mr.: Sabine has, Dy rnis
very noble manifestation OF fidelity TO conscience
doubled his already large number OF friends. Would
TO God they were many who dare speak so boldly
~ESa~ NEW FOUND FRIEND.
The New York herald., 1870-12-31
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The upward movement In the government list
continued and the leading dealers report steady
investment demand for the go.a-hearing ISSUES,
Tno following we're AS ciosos strecl pfces:-dnited
States currency sixes ITO . llo1s: Uniued States
stxes. 1884, registered, io9k lioa; 10. do coupon,
llSt i13a(; do. nye-twenties registered, May and
November. 1o7 ak loIx; do. do. 1852. conron 40,
losf losk; do. do, 1884, do. do 1919. loTi;, De
do, 1885, do do, io7,s io7,s; do. do. registered
Isq9ssgy Apq yqiy l97S al2yki a. 90. 1886, cou.
pom. do, liok llos do. do, 1857, 10. do. IiOss
ilok; do. do. 1858. do. do. iliS NIX; DO. ten
fortes registered. 1861 lo8As; do. do. coupon,
lSo,s z 1861.
srocks STRONG AND ACTIVE
The street was In q buillsh mood te.day. and as
the short interest Is thought DO very large buyers
took ho'd with great confidence, doubtless on that
principle OF cruelty which induces 40 many people
to strike their fellows when down Nothing 50 en-
courages a "bulr' as TO know that there are plenty
OF "bears" in the market. ANY natural demand .or
stocks is thereby built upon pretty solid foundation.
Besides the 'outsders' have learned 10 speculate.
To buy stocks when they are low and sell them
when they are nigh Is practice no longer confined
TO the veterans who compose the cqnes. There are
many philosophers who think the time IL coming
when the general diffusion or knowledge is going to
make the members OF mankind a very monotonous
level. III which man Will rise above his fellows
only by innate genius-a gift and not an acquire
ment-for which he Will be deserving OF no thanks.
In the same way the shoal OF 'outsiders,"
VINO have usually been the victims OF
Wall street, are learning the tricks OF the
street, and hence we ind. when stocks lali an ac.
tive demand sprlngng up IN every direction
The cliques can no cager seduce the public into
selling when the market Is down tempt them into
buying when prices are inflated. The wranQIe
among the .'bearsr continued and the disintegra-
tlon OF their pool is reelected In the further upward
movement made to-day. The extremes or the mar.
ket are shown In the following table.-
The New York herald., 1870-12-31

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS srHOSJ
The Tennessees were active and higher on pur
chases said TO be for account or certain railroads
now hquidaiing their Indebtedness to the State by
paying in the State bonds at par. The new south
Carolfaas were In demand, at higher quotations
The general list was strong, and closed as
iollows:-Tennessec, ex coupon, 64A a 65; DO.
new, 64h 64s.; Virginia, ex coupon, 671s 6s; do,
new, % u IS; do registered stock, old, so 5O1 :
Georgia skies, 81 So; do. sevens, 9:ls a 92; do.
sevens. old, 81 -; North Carolina ex coupon. As
40; do, funding, 1885, 80 37 do, do, 1888, %
~; no., new, ga %; do, special tag, Is
a ls Missouri SKIES. 92a go; do, Hannl.
bal and ST. Joseph, 921s 3d. Louisiana
sxes 20 IL; do, new, IS a Sd; DO evee
sxes II 10; do. do, eights, 50 %; do, Penten-
tiary sevens, "a a II; do. railroad eights, 30 81:
Alabama ives 72 do eights, 10i a 102; DO. ratl-
road eights, s5 100; South Carolina skies SO 81:
do. new. January and July, 81 a 6s; do. do, April
and October. 90 GO; do registered stock, old, 81
u; Arkansas skies, 62 a 65; do segens, 90 a IS.
The New York herald., 1870-12-31

COFFEE kio WA Ia moderate demand aud tho market
was sQpa Tor all grades. holders being their views
tn6tS Mefe sold ~ Baltimore 400 bags iesss NO. $50
Other were quiet bu drm al former pfices ST. Do.
mingo in bond quoted Ut gxc c gold with sales of
tc0 bags TO arrive private terps We hoard OF 40
other sales. We append tho currents 6u6t&tons
ior all nds.kio- Ordinary oargoes, Nkc l5d
i6kc.; primo do. Ike. 4 I7so: es,semes for
lots H3Sc = l5hc. Javs government bags, 200 8 asc
singapore, iSo lyc; Ceyi0n T,so . t9c. MAiscAbo,
l5c, aIs1c Lasaava t6tc al7Ac. Jamaica, lee aiSc
y. Domingo lgoid, in bondb 9Ao CsArA isc. ito
Costa hca io|c l5c ManlA Ice ai7c. Mexican. i5c
lsg SAvsnillas ibsc. a l5c.-ail gold duty pAid.
,Caiooxf The demAnd wAs light, but prces were nn
changed closing At y<o ioc gold FOR prime German
dspiASd -. :; ~ss @.s's sN
COCOA was duu and oominAi, ct skc a s4o for auays
gun ssHo sotc fcr AsAcAibo ana lbc lie. Tor Cara
n.sSL1 Vsre auil and heavy though prices we're not
quotAby iowef We quote -AdAmAatne lIc. 100 sperm
sJc. patent, 3sc sOc.
CoRDAox quiet and unchanged. We quote :-Man,l.
sOEc zlisc. sisai rope. iec. Russiau bolt do Isc
American arrcd lbc kuss'an do, i6c.
Flour AND 0RAfS- Receipts, TiS3 bbs dour so) bans
b53 DO barley The Doar marx rusd dull bu Arm Thc
Aaies pArt lAs evening" about OO bbs There as
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acter. and he was not suicide. On what ground,
then docs this church minister, Sabine, presume 10
Dc wise above what Is written. and send the I'M
buried around the corner 10 one OF those "High
Church" ne stigmatizes ~ 'Illiberal," "uncharit
ablcn "preIatica," and the Lord only knows what
If this IL the true spirit or the Protestant Episcopal
Church there has been sad mistake made by at
least one EPISOOPALIAN.