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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
St-James Emporium Store.


NJ. J. TEISSlEE TAI, savoir i So nombreusc
c''-n'e = Ell an public en- geua'at que:
On'te son 'tes-.iani assortment vati&, bieu
Ghost, con-ta ,nMe"t r'uOnvele de
Ma'th"nd'ses !Neches. M.rcerie, Bonneierie,
Ci'an-.n'e. r"nr danes, cadets, fllelies
ct r"f,"'s,Q "inr"illeri', Seller. Par
%in'n"''., rh.t"a'is, Chap-il"ri-,
Wooden WAR, vmr. DIES p%remie,s
Gus - I.iq"enrs DIES m~.ilenvs mar.
CUES, I"tar> sous t"uivs IT,. furmes,
Cl"a'-s ri Cigarettes d~ Ia n ,vane, II
'hh"ite dan''s- ar,,rI"s trap noinhr.ux
pon' a,fe 4"nm4'6-. il wien, liz ,ec-v"i, do
NJ Loats, DrrcIem"ni nm Yrard assortment de
Prodaits Dc rouest!
le's QUE: Fa''"-, Pmr, t;tal.se, Luminous
cn,ts Il" sncr- =, nn'r"s, EpanI-s fnm6es,
Whisky. Ssv"", Cha"dr5l"s Am.don,
Ft"'nags. Av"'n", etc etc. eic.
Au prix de II 1souvelle.orlsans.
~ rs> Ma'cland,ses Snnt
Supfri>ur.s CONNIE qualue!
u'Veuex II v"y~z.
NJ. J Ttl-slER, en- raison de Ia dificnl,e
DIES temps. s~"dra 'n-illsnr march6 que jamais.
f. .ons ,r""ve'az anssi I = Emp.ninm Store:
l"d'ennes IT, lnnls hua"Ces 4 iO-l2l.
l"diemnes blrnes, 4 fond blanc, 1 coulenr,
. %rlem'se, m6'im.ck, etc, etc, ~ choix 4
Is Cents.
hdirnnes~ FRANCHISES fond bleu 81 \ chemisss
"a. a 20 cents.
t'otons b'a"cs e. ecrus ! q. i de 10 I l2l,
C;a1on' IA ct 40 pouces, 4 III, 20,
gag
C",ons " -" Ga, / Ell.
C"tons lO,4 4 dfsrs, so cents.
De"imrs ray&s-, r"u,i, 4 mstrIs.. Bon.,e;r,
go c""t> Ia ys'd-- Co,o"nsi-s franca,se.
Ell am@rica,nes-t;a>imir H. ionie. M.
aIces-Toi ~ Llanch.s 4 rhe.
misses. i.i"2- d. ,nhIe-B,in,
M"us-"ti"es ri Buh,nel
I M~on.,iq"ni,ss.
f. IN otand
ASSORTMENT
de merchandise Nix"cle., trlle que:
Mou-srlines. P-scats.. Nan."nx, Mul.mul
b''lIs"la. D."l~i'ss. PArsp ni~s en sue Vi
c0'"". f-"rs .r,iticiclls., cOuronucs
blancl'"s, etc., etc, etc, etc;
Eufim uu AssOruisn rsse
compile, lie Gan,s Jou.
wins iamcs IT Gu
c0nlrnr, ponr
Mess;ewrs y, ,n,nt Dunes, pour
BALI n ro"t !N"ire.s, etc.
D0rEt p,ntq""i dotc altar 4 Ia Nonv-lle.
Orleans 'ln"nd "o"> av""s lei, dans lEmt~rimw
Stare, nn 6'ahs'sseMsa, lie premier Ord,r? ?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

"A certain HilaIgo was proudly boas,ing
his titles. hono's and professions before l,ia,,e,
tie Spanish fahu'is,.
This Hidai.o had heen Judge, General,
Senator, A'ral", Corr.eidor aud literary man
-may he n oaz'i'eer or something else.
Don Itia,ie smiIingly answered:
Aunqne ne vista dc soda
La mona, mona Ne queda.''
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

Do yon know why this black fellow has
SO many newspapers in his packet?
Certainly. He is u candidate for the Legis.
%Iat"'e, and lie tries 10 prove by exhibiting So
many papers that liz knows how 10 read aud
write.
ALI! very we'll.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
Sale of The Ferries,

MONDAY. OCTOBER 3td 1870 at 10 o'clock A,
NJ will off n, public a"c'i"n and sale. at the Conr'
House OF III. Parish. the privilege at Ike. ping the
teri es Of the Parish Of st ian.s, f,s the term Of one
yea from Or'ob-s Sth 1863 co,n,n-nce IN The
sth October 1870 and t" -nd on the 9Th Oc,oaer 1871.
Cash IN legal currency.
n. s. LANDRY.
Pte.'. Police Jury.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
DE CIGAREs.
lPs De output 3 9I!sa

iPo Re DUPWIS s. 0IlNo
Enifp rE.li>- 81. MirI"i 81 Ia M,ison de
C"", - II ,bit.t,nu l.. Cl,encl - St.Jacques,
Rive uaurl,..
Mc>-irnrs les msrclMnds de Ia paroisse St.
Jacques 1T de~ pa,oi-ses v"i>ines. ,ronveroot
tnnj"urs d la ~iab,ique tie NM. p. X. Duruis
e, CIF I'M assortment c"mplet de cigares
d'excell'n.e q"a'''e,. ct aux prix les plus
taisonnablrs.
% Sept. 70 20 IN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

The worl u"progressirs, If you know The
new moral IDEAS aud tho r.Lral .,amu,ay.
means pmP"'!y hone"-p politically Sparkling
Tor those who have common sense.
Therefore. We wouli like 10 ktow. al.o. If
our progressive neighbour has a mint 10 IL,
his frathercd hat be wo,n "n' lv wo,m
A militia General, wiilnnI li> ic.,l.e,eL bal.
is no more a General.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

-Tw" turkey feathers, supposed IN have
belonged To u Generals Lai, have been found
in tho vicinity Of Donaldso".ille.
They INV ador" The hat "f first Corporal,
The owner "a" have Them by proving pre-.
peHy, and paying expenses
Apply TO Corporal Corporal.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

Our roetical and military neighbour says
that "Rcd Republicans are needed in P.u,> To
fight the Pru-siSns." Black Republicans. too.
But, never mind. If n militia General. the one
who is red and back rs we know some in our
parishes, sho"Id g" TO Paris, he would be
accepted by Gen. TtorI,n, and his presence
behind the walls would BE- u common salvation.
Hurrah for i-a,hered &. n%erals!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
-.M.-

I'm MEETING DEMOcRATIQuE aura
lieu Dun .nrl,s p,aEha'n sur rhsb.,as,oM
Ea-lbso"k, I , tsssss T. n.
y. Oliver T.ylos q plasisass sssfss sss.
sssfs psendseat Il parole.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

And W" dare say. after such a deed, That
so" may pr"ml'y repeat:
"RrpahIirans, a,,"n,io"! close column, stea.
dy, forward, march IN I" vir,"ry or death!
Awake, ~ sons "l f redom plan, y"nr flag
on the top Of the hill; steady, font, guide,
centre ; t" the pals, forward in double ranks,
halt p
Hurral, for (en,her rel Generals!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
Avis.

Messients les membtts fonLatenrs du Club
de S'-Jacqnr- son' prizes Il" Sc rauni' dpmain
d'manche, d II h-ures A. NJ. chez NJ. J.
Billion.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
s4Mx PlOnfcMrs.

NJ. ID. l.. EHRMANN, de S,~Jean.Bsptis,e. 4
Thonnrnr de prtven'' NM les hab,tAnts quill = cons
t,mtn-nt IN m in Dies { hs udl~r. = lie secondv m,in 4
pix msndt'G. II gull schet~sa IA viei'l~ fo",- 4 $l2.0l
II tonnran ct |r. vieiil.a irt,aiiles a $lj.0 le ,onn-au
I21 av.-7O1
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
Lying ~ . Profession.

Lying % q Profession.
II we should tell those Radicals who make
= trade Of dc|uding the comparatively limo.
cent co'orcd men that they are liars. we might
be charged with disregarding the common
courtesics Of life, aud be thought as oblivious
Of the law Of politencss Is they are Of that
If truth.
When the fcw bold Raaicnls that are
peregrinating amongst US. tell the whole
Southern people that if they succeed j"
Wrestling from ignorant and robber hands,
the right to manage their own local affairs.
they will nut tho negroes back into slavery,
they thus accuse tho people of the South
tho people. mind. as distinguished from The
itinerants-not only Of lying but Of dis.
honor aud perjury.
Tho Southern pcople-ths democracy
have. time and again. pledged their word.
their honor, aud have even sworn according
70 Radical prescription, that they accept the
situation as deciicd by the sword that
slavery is a doad issue that it is impossible
to resuscitate it. even if there was any
dcsirs to do SO !; that the honor Of the South
having been pledged to its acceptance. the
democracysscould"'t revive it if they would.
and wouldn't if they could yet. in spite Of
III this, the Radical Office holders and RAJ
dical editors. tell . whole people. to their
teeth. At their own homes. on their hcarth-
stones ~ it were, that they are liars aud
perjurers!
I'VE accept the Constitution Of the United
States as amended Or tinkered by the Radi-
Gals" say the Southern people. Mo. you
DON'T say the Radicals, "you will reduce
the negroes to slavery if you obtain the
power"
And thus the Radicals. while they have
their hands in Southern packets, while. thy
aso knewn to the people Of The South only
Is cxpl"itsrs Of the public revenues. tell 'h,a.
on whose mi>fortu"ca they grow fat and
r'cn. that ne'ther 'ne's "ord ot no"or nor
their most so'eu" a'seseras'on can pc 'eleo
On.
.n''' 'ney .sn = ~, "n.' v'''u'''0"
oolored men. 70 their faccs.t trusting for the ef-
- y - 's''0''''e A'e s" '"e'
9sopss
"oa'o . 1'ao'oa' s'''''o'"s mere
sDou's se'.a ~ 0el''e QUO - W, 0o''u''o
ncn sad ee'. n'" VINO" no says nc accepts
slavery = O'o'.ea gu. 70. ever ''o" 'es
Institutions q 100 on''ea o'a'es' 'ns' no Is
2 iisf ana . oeoe'ser
IN: no; We 'eeAo" NOT. Lev no "osS
this :. erect every week m nus p.e'o0-
political snees' Ana 'o' .na' p''Po,
Inc n.a''a' fnee' as'.aoo',s .'o.'
'as' - "ns' P
representation. Io' VIVA. purpose. 'noo'
a'es " 'e''e'''o Tue" : o.np;y ~ '"'p,'.'
9 uppo':-'a p:.' ss"a:s..a ''' >"1
ses.'s e. 49, =. :. .u.n
= mus = 49, a'.0' .."" 49,
. Powe''a' Testimony = ,..o - =. y. ~:
: 1sao'ea' nu's' % = Dea'ss1o -; 's"o'
,ant so sn'ser'a''y a''oe'evea ~ the
ssss.a9sse
Wsn. wh,t Y th's. oot trading on inc
sossssd - 'seosa"ee
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

$1,000 REV
~IsOOO For any case ri Blind Blaed.
in.. 'Irhi"e. ar UIce.s'sd Piles tia, u.
sss'ss'. s'soc Dsesss rdy fail. To cn,s. 1, is
prepared expressly Il" cure III. Piles aud NTH.
tug else, amt has cured eases III over 20 years
standing. Sod hy al Drngei.,s.
VIA EU0A 4.
DE- RlsG's Via Fnga i. ,te pu,. ju;cs, Of
bafks, H+tb.. Roots, and Berries, Tor
CONsUM OsTlON.
Inflammation ri he I.nng.; vi Liver. Kid.
n-y. aud Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
F-nasie Affections, General Opbi,i,y, and ali
c"'"p'si"'. uf 'l'~ Utia.ty Organs in Mai. aud
Female, n''d"ci"v Dyspepsia, C"x,ivsn..s.
Gravel. Dn"p,y and Srr"f"ia, which m.ei
9"""rajly terminate IN C,n.ump,ivs D.rl,se.
u p".itis- and e.rrh-. ,hs B o.si, thu B l,;.,v.
G'."d"'"r s"d Secr-,,ve System; Cutrsci.
s'sl Strengthens tie Nsrv.n. ."I M".eul.r
'osc~s il acts iiks . charm on weak, nsryo...
s."' '''bi'''s,ed females, boil, young AMI adj.
Note should IN wi,hont il. sud everywhere.
.,AsoRA7osr-la2 Ft.ukli" ST., .B.,;mo,.,
w. A~ogl3-70
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
AcuLia Store
Y. {. N. ANDERSON

- Wn SNVO
llabits,ion MIRE. Sr-JAcauEs, rive Jroite.
GROCERIES,,
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINC
LWUEURS. WINS.
LANNON'S dc. &c,
E, anssi HARNAiS, SELLES, DC,
CRANES lie jardinsge.
Aux prix do Ia NonvcIle.O Orleans.
An meme maeasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES!
I'm. Anderson. a%n,orisa par IL remouvel.
l."enl DE- son Stock 1T Ie rapide ecoulemcn,
de ses merchandise, ven,' M rohais.
On ivnnve rh' 2 hi, q, 4 tres bon march&,
des Robes, dies Chnpsa"r pour danes Ell e%"fa",s,
Dies .femrs ri des Garu't"res de- to"ies sorles,
etc.. a%galement .l.- chnusSnres t,i,cs sur
commando, ri pour hon1mes o. pour danes.
R~acronodaue> lie rhmbs.nns.
U-M. V. f. ~. AEDsVsoS n onv-ri son
an,," WI .a-in,-CANTnELLE SToGE,-snt lha.
bi,ation Philemon Gnih v
Gt..ACE, Gt.ACE, GlACE!!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

Hurral, for CcnihereL Generals!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

BUOQ1W
From Dispcnsa'ory Of the United. states.]
Dlosmu Crcpsusn -Hmchu Leaves.
BBBBBBDDBDA
bRB BID
BnB BIS
sBDssBBBBDb
Properties.
Their odor is strong, difasive, and some.
wha. aromatic, their taste bit,srisA, and ansIo-
gous mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Bmchu leaves are gently s,imulanf, with =
peculiar tendency 10 The Urinary Organs.
They are give" in complaints If the Utina.
~ Organs, such VA Gravel, Chronic Calar.h
Of III" DIaIlsr. Morbid Irritation Of the Biad.
der aud UtciI,ra Disease Of the Prostate
Gia"d, aud Retention or Inconlinence Of
Urine, from n loss Of tone in the potts con.
ccrnsd in its evacuation. The remedy has
also been recommended in Dy.pepsis, Chronic
Rheumatism Cu.aneous Affections and
Dropsy.
UUUUU uuruU
UUu UUU
uuu UUu
uUU uUu
uUC uuU
uuUCCuU
Helmb0ld's
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

st. James Parish, September Is, 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
Properties.

Their odor is strong, didasive, and some.
gous mint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

rEpsD,Y to-day the ruppiT being
THURSDAY There p Weshsen and q at
making 6j the market Most OF the stock,
| head Weehawkea This the largest number Of cattle ever
dragged evident few lots would TO join
the Il expected there The following are the lots and
the prices they brought:
Morris $50 head, all H. cattle. segel Movers
so slers 6tc fully half Of them touching
lc l33 medium grass cattle, "a cst at tic Slnlels
sod l2J which "a good iers o.
l6al7e IS steers scSa cNt at dlo. ami % fair
Livingston Rosenha brought head prime u H. steers
Which Hughes L Eisner tTying 70 ssl 81 l60i5c -
Wae had l6l head H. the hands Of H. Wesheimef l
ofthem fat 3 ser sold at H al1c and 81 grass sieers Al Ice
o. B. Dmmiek forwarded Hard lJ6 Illinois steers q sol at
g. Doy. 90 fair Ohio steers sold By A Barnes at
Ice
BOwien in 81 Illinois steers sold by II Hud a; l5alse
A, the 81 cattle owned By Coos, schur
Co - Terans-not oby Merritt Burcha The Coon
Co. 2 Of them snTs and - ornd, vaTei from
70 o cst, and sold AZ 6Hl1ic.
SHKK-Arrvals Oa7 4J9 - ~ Communpav, 81 FOR
Trade tO.eraby brisk, but prices
least less arm While OF sleethe
poorest Of sell &C. ~ ~ each prices
generally ranged thin medium lots and Iasc for
worth G4ic OF the chi trade Of
Comm1npaw whore Klse Co -l 20 thin 10 ono
Jq5j ID, lie o at Ch4mben FOX ite and - Of
Bells 5 ISL Ohio sheep ~ p At SIC 70 of-t ~ At 7r 100 y
~ Tie; Loo Of "a n. s lie - Of 20 d, at s 10y Of lo NJ a.
ami lO oflO Sc also of jersey lambs 81 Of - %, a. lc
y. OF 4Jd5i D. at lic., and % Of 81 10 a. liic.
HOGs-Arryis L C0mmunDAw ali II ears A Foethst ~
,oal Of ga Illinois H. so alive sic Dressed
clOsug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
ND fOlOWing shOws the result Of tO-day's Do


The debt statement for June teegraphed to Europe
by Messrs. BOwle Brothers Coz at their expense
and by the Treasury Department They propose to
telegraph the statement every month hereafter TO their
agents in the principal cities in Europe.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
ss7 900 sterling since last Thursday.
The receipts OF the North Missouri Railroad Company
for the month Of May were:
Ig7O.. $3.50 900 30 900 Increase sl2oOoo
The election of officers Of the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific, yesterday, and the Chicago and Northwest
to-day at Chicago Is reported 10 be IN favor OF the
interests and cooperation OF these two companies for the
and while they receive they may feel like debating
The stock Of these companies was very strong
late in the day, Ohio and Mississippi. Lake Shore
off 10 cent. Report SAYS the following gem
tlemen were elected directors OF tAc enc -" ann Noril-
Western Railroad Company; Messrs. Tracy, Marvin,
COPYRIGHT Baxter, Kennedy, W L. scott, q. scott, Pier
SON T,nhaven. Dulman Turner Dunlap, Burke, sykes,
The gross earnings Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for the six month, ending Jan j, 1870 show
increase over the preceding year of sol 27 S. This
company have paid out OF the earnings OF the road seven
to eight per cent annual dividends the share capital
FOR the past eight years.
Mr.. James McHenry recommends the English stock
holders scheme FOR the reorganization OF the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway, by the foreclosure and sale
Of the line TO trustees under the eonIodated morgag
and That Geo B. Mcclellan WlIHam Buter sherman loI
Duncan, sherman & Coz, and Allen e. thurman, Send-
tor from Ohio be the trustees and agents New secuI
ties To be issued as follows: slO5COOO hrst general
mortgage sterling bonds, per cent second general mort
gage bonds per cent for S25OOOO, interest all pay
able in gold Five per cent preference shares to be issued
per OF the certificates OF debenture OF lsi
and cent OF for 1865. The future manage
company the United States 10 be vested IN
than nine directors, Of whom Gen. Geo. T. Me
Clean is be President and 10 retain Office for three
years onehrd OF the Board retire annually but to he
eligible for reelection. Present indebtedness s5o529lO
Proposed capital OF the new company, S6j,OO0,O1.
The AHglO-ADe Times of the 2lst ut. says:
However satisfactory 10 the city editor Of The Times the
cesson of British Investments in American railroads
may be, the result IL long continued might prove even
more injurious 10 England than 10 America. The
savings Of Great Britain amount to very large SUN an
nuay and year by wear good investments become more
difficult 10 obtain. Ever since lso6 money has been
drug I'm London and unless the outlet 20 America kept
up 1t is likely 10 remain a drug in that city forever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03

IL steamer Hermann to-day took $4,000 in gold
5l-. and $4,000 in silver coin.
The gold market continues dull and heavy. The ship
us Of gold abroad fail thus far TO give it any aniIna
Son The sales in the Gold Room have been quoted to-
Day: Alto H. MAJ 1915, l4i; 1920 142; 2l5, u4i;
50. ma. At $50 gold was offered at ll4i.
Tie transactions IN the Gold Exchange Bank were as
t0w. Cearances, 81 COO gold balances, $50, 26;
currency balances $50, AL Holders paid from to per
ont FOR carrying balances.
The money market continues easy, and operators are
pped at per cent on call, according to the char
s..r OF their collaterals.
Large sales continue 70 be made Of Tennessee bonds
Notwithstanding the rumors Of sort OF "quasi" repud
alton IN that State. The railroad companies are respon-
FOR the payment Of the bonds, and Is well known
tai railroad property In that state Is becoming every
day more valuable Tennessee New sold to-day at 6i9
g. In the morning and at the Second Board, buyer co.
81 DO g. aud coupon CO. South Carolinas New, were
hrayy s5 Louisiana 6, New, 73i. Alabama IS firm at
10.
Railroad bonds are strong, with more active demand
ard larger transactions than for some days past and at
YER arm prices. Union Pacific, 81; Pittsburgh Fort
wayne and Chicago, second mortgage, 100 Cleveland
al4 Pttshurgh, fourth mortgage, 10.
Bank shares were quiet, with sales Of Merchants Ex
'lalge l0s; American Exchange, Ill; Park, 100; Cen
"a National. ll4s
Tie stock market has been rather duh but decidedly
Sroug today with advance on the whole list Read
ns Ohio and Mississippi, Chicago and Alton, Chicago
and North Toledo and wabash, and Lake Shore
nave al been strong. and SewYork Central and Hudson
Nsahced per the sales at the Board yester
Day although this stock continues TO feel the effect OF
Tax discussions" on profits" at Washington, with
'rs t. assess per cent the scrip" without any
ol0ysucy activity. the market is very hrm and Op
have confidence for the future In leading
socks they well may have, with good management Of
he roads.
We give below the highest prices OF the sales OF the
ticks named Al the dates given at the stock ExchanR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoyD0V June Pill. m-Couso opened 90 for and
9 for the account quiet; L. ;. FyeIsenT
bonds 8gi 1865 old 6; 1901 s Ten FOres, 8t Stocks
quiet: Railway shares Illinois CeHirls lsi Atlantic An
Great Western, ~ 49,
LrvgRPoOL Juas 2-ll)0 m-Cot0n operel steady; ht!ng
u ands QlOiL; hd5ug Orleans To- Id Bruf
LoNDOS June 2Sug,T the po aye and srner a. = :!
STANDARD PORK and Lard dull Lasrei
Oil finn. Fine R0sin dal.
L0SDOy June 2l: m-Amercsn securities quiet ani steady
Stocks quiet and steady.
PAaIs jane 2-The Bourse opened quiet. Reues = r. 62c
June 2Peou opeu4 quiet AZ 81 francs for standard
White.
quiet go
PaRls June 2-The Bourss frni Rentes, 5iI BE.
June cotton opeasi quiet.
BREMEN. 2-PetrIl-un opened fat.
HaMBrRG. June 2.-PetrolegIn opened trm. $500.
I0VDov June % D. m-Corsos money and 934
for tue account quiet. United Five Twenty
1872 SGT; old, 81 1901 81 TeuFor-e' sb Stocks
"a Railway shares I84 limos Ceutras, lii Alnuc and
Great Nester
LvEar0o1 June 25 p mTbe following the closing quota
tons 70, o,toa: Mdng ruds. 10. dieii n dlug Orleans ia
sails Of the DAY including 100 Tor sGi .cl0l
Wheat lt rer Genital Tor California White Chrre PER Tor
tn grades Common Rosa, .Ja5 per
LuyD,S lane Z-raIlgg arma at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
THE MARKETS.
C.rrfullr Reported for Tns TarsryE.

THuRsDAY June ? 1870
AsURS-Pos in fs supply gt
- So Pearls are dull and nominal = 20 ..
COTTONThere been doing the spot AMI about former
figures qu0,e bat tie market irregular ard prices nal At the
sales 2j bales 90 last
Of 70
delivery last evening lOl bales June zc
IL AZ 2lt and 100 October llc TO-DAY June p lb 80
Die ~ al &C.; 50 2t 0 JEy 1t c so at zlc - At
2ls and 200 October a. &C. all On basis o. 10" MA
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fiulrlldi.

~ ST. L0rn AlroS ASD rERas HAUrg R,fLEoip CosrASf{
No u WALSH. SEw fJEK, MAJ 20 lso
THIS COMPANY invites bids tlntll JUN sa, :,
~ N eeok noon 80 Of Ten Per Ceat bqapHen' b"bs
al on each Interest "a able s ofMsh and the ~ o.
rpo, In ten SCARED BY en the equipment
r.ed With procred BID. be sjressed 10 TIE Ffvslsl
No. s Ws,t tnsrird BIDS br Bonis where daI.n ma
t contain ~ Part vii b. Forwarded o1 Appheiu"n my
t. M tb,. olls required furnish supe equipment "f hs
k-e pch a. ual from Bellsgle 70 Dald"n - M
b viii h. bb.he by October asI -zch 10 be einPp' A'
oIeFsNa aAl'' 'e-'' ~ CBUTLER. President
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For the S2,OOO,OOO of Government bonds adj
gsrsed FOR by the Secretary Of the Treasury today
aep offered s659560. at prices ranging from ll0s
Dlu99. on the 2sth ult the prices for bonds offered
srged from O4s 90 and the 10th ut the prices
-red nom III o 70 III g. The following the Awards
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NOrth hTeT, Ie5seIs. AMI FtlIFr1lit
JCNg 2-1s5 bales Cotton ll6 pigs Ashes 1925 hb Flour
35 bags Corn Meal 27i5i hush WHEAT Il s8 bush Corn 5b
55 bush R5e IL BUSH Peas 1890 bush Barley 90
bush Malt 21j bush Beans bt WHISKY % bids Tobacco 20
boxes &C. Tobacco % pigs Beef 20 pkgA PORK 80 fkss lrd ~
pigs 1903 psgs Butter 1901 pkga Cheese - pkgs
Grease, ~ hbls Eggs Zoo pigs. Starch, 81 bbls Copper 81 b
Lard OIL IS bales Hemp 81 bales Wool o65 sides Leather S Seer
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In the morning the 52Os Of 1863 coupon, sold at l14s,
81 the G5 new at Me- do. o. l4i These prices were
lcOn of at the sales at the II aud u o'clock Boards
Foreign Exchange continues strong but quiet at the
n ma Nc rates.
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Chances for Business hleu

A PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN. with a
"a moderate amount cipitl of-ri ~ Investment
one paying eKtant Pull explanations Asa
emates furnished Interview This un lg nj arsasa
only Is santeL h. r.; hOhthl. = 70,
A PARTNER WANTED in a first-class con-
"A well established An active ba vii tnl TINS ~ eI
celent opportunity for profitable investment IN business 'sptDs
Apply Il
S D. m. 70 HENRY WHITTEMORB. IS and y Park place
ESCUL APIAN A Valuable MEDICAL
II PRACTICE with office, horses and carages for
SALE Address Dr. NEHEMIAH PBRRF Rgaed Far1et Co. Conn
EOR SALE-At a sacrifice, a good COAL and
WOOD BUSINESS with low rent sld complete hruTes eso-
HsheiI5 years. Aiires GOAL, Box l26. Tribune Once
STEANIER ADELA FOR SALE.-This COM
- pey arranged Passenger Steam OF "as built Bi'2a,a y
feet 5O; breadth, 10 feet Oi depth. Lees
30; unierieck tgnuag OO Has sdeNhees % iaehes
width all round ni plain head with PAIR Of aofonts
stroke. Draws hight about Two ieee
Information, apply - W. ". HILL Provience r.
ITO GRAIN and FEED MENTOR SALE
The Pier East River. stand Of = year, for ne
and feel bargin-H pOthecateL Apply T. : 20"
Safest
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dull for al nds and without much strength
~
Fne4Deh aa1 1000 d. Al BALTIMORE et amazon on
private terms.
POUR AND MEAL-Te market for Western and state Flour
e finer grades the business Of the Day s been Only
rate being confined 70 the home trade shipping Extras