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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

- w t'.t.'lrtN ft't,t HN'i s'N
oaer for sale atpar and accrued interest the First
Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bouds OF the North.
a., p.sIon pa,i-,.a can,n.n,. srho,. ~, ~.
. ~ tss'nS psu'oau oo"panJ' iaeJ asS nVV
nom on'tca ssatossIsaxi ana arc issued o. me
and a nm Ra,,sts,C,l Atoo AEoo 4, nOo az nnn
s,IS.soSa $500 Ss'i S'i'S S'VSS' S'iV'V' S''V'V
aud SlooOo. .,-,,,,,.,l
taNltht tile same entira e9iliiaence WIN whleh we
commended dGovefnment thonds 70 Capitalists and
Peonla. We now. after the fullest inyestlsatIon
rscor r,sr,, thsso I Nto,Ih6,,, I1.n,Ge paI,,osd
.s0".H'ASN" 'sS'o' NOtuaO'" i"U,uS .al.IF
popdA 70 our friends and tho general public
HvLp SihI ~ I'Enola ,P sIa int1t. ,h
oesso ~ Tsw ,oi,a ~ Nn,,E, Varl Ti,r ~,
I.tSsi ~ ,S, - "a aSsV .sS ~ *, ~,
t ~ w ~ ~ ~. " M 49, .a.t " 80 sst
W. v annn.l pra ~ Ini
P0' @'iNu'''' HSi'' 's0~''''"'s'V''""u4''" """
I. sPRRPECT SAPRTY.-The bonds wo ifo now
selling. arc secured by q dTst and only mortgage
al nll the property and rights or the Northern
Pacific RAllrOad Company, which will embrace
on the eongleticTE Of The NSsk: au. ~, D., .,' ,.,
rolling, stock, buildings, and all other equip.
mentS.I ,,u.,A ,,lA w ~ ", - .'IIIl
= over twenty-five Thousand Acres of Land
10 every NILE OF nnlshed road. Thls land, agr,
cultural, tmpefed and mineral, amount nang IN all
70 more than Flity Million Acres, consists Of o..
tetlate seetions, rennchlng twenty 70 forty miles
broad fertile bSlt from WIsconsIn throaSh the
Richest poFt tions oT Minnesota, Dakota, M6nlanl,
iIdAhos Oregon and Washington, tbpHg0t Sound,
While the Government does not directly guar.
antee the poilds o. me Koad, tt thus amply pro
yldes lor their tall and prompt payment by On
unIeseIYsd granl ol anu, the mpst Naluaols ever
conferred upon u greAthauohh lmptoNement1'
M THE ItORTa AfIE. srha T,S1atsoa tfnder .,the
MortSage, ara Messra. / Cooke of Pbiiadeinbis,
ani i ~ Rdrar Thomson, President or ths Penn.
dIrsctiy and PERMANENTLY repTcseilt ] the iatsres,s
Of the First Mortgage bond holders, and areife.
Qnired TO see that the. proetds Of land Aqles are
used fn pafehdslH1 and edne tiIl1 thB boHds Qfkh
Company II they can be bought. before maturity
at not moro than 10 per cent. premium; other.
wise the Trustees are 10 invest the proceeds Of
land sales In United !, States Bonds or Real
EstAto Mortgages for the further security OF
Northern Pactfie bondholdefS. Also, that they
have at all tImes'in their CONTROL ~ security, Gt
least 800 acres OF average land TO every $1,000 of
outstanding first mortgage bonds basidea tho
railroad itself and al lis equipments and fran.
Sur0eS; stneap,r.p,vxyss .o,.i... -,
No ~. thsn ~ hnnSs az IN Iins,oa Sts.ss mi
SS IA E,cuCsnS IA M ionte SHrrStvsr kMH
az the SStIons nresent ,,SSitf IA notthst ~ nrs.
Ssrvjno ~ cTistcncs I'M that az nESrT o,s,Mn
coSSiST,ss.' ~. fe,niSp thos STo desi M "a m.
erase theit Income and obtain a more permanent
hnvestmen. Th,,e sun having peftecty rels
United States 690's al their average premium
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

Mn BRatiAa has prepared, in behalf
Of the majority Of the Judiciary Com
mittee, Of the House Of Representatives
a report on the new claim Of the adyo.
Yates Of woman suffrage, which he Is ready
to submit to the House. he takes The
ground that women are mistaken in sup
posing they come within the enfranchise,
ment scope Of the recent amendments tc
the constitution. ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

MRyR. GAnY BARR, Of this city, de-
llyered The first lecture Of the winter
course before the Taylorstown (Pal Lee
ture Association on the 4th, inst, subject
Labor" 1Ir. BARR Is native of Wash
ington county, and read law. with BoYr
CRuMRINE, ofWashlngton borough.
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nsT, ReSsSi 81 8S o5 N6FI 5aTGaa. THdI'lS 6Hd lS
'AsSst s4JSss Ss Wsstatn' edIGa Telegraph 47s;
Adams Express 90; Wells, Fargo q Co.
34i; American 4et; United States SO; Pa
ciic Mail 43i; New York Central 92t;
do scrip ss4; Eric get; Harlem 1872; Read.
Ing, ,9st; Michigan Central III; Cleveland
& Pittsburg 164k Northwestern ~; do
preferred aQi; Rick lIsland;l 1901 New
Jersey Central 1921; ST Paul 6ss; do pre-.
ierred 73t; Wabash514 do preferred 70;
FortlWayne 93t; Terre Haute 31f; Chicago
and Alt6nd14;G ohioi 8 mississippi 3ff;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati S2t;
Burlington and Quincy 15l; Lake Shore
|s9ip Illinois Central, 11SiUii daIlK +
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AWidow Kills a Couple Of Men al
''lii''' '"A" Rochester. i''l''N '''t

n,, RocnEsTER, n. Y, Jan, 10.
/, The Slwidow oi the late sSTr. Bellies, oI
Wayland, steuben county, this morning
shot o produce dealer named w. II,
Lewis, killing him instantly. She also
shot hes broiher, named Warren North
tnp, who will probably dic. THE woman
Is probably insane.
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u New York Produce Market.

.a5iNEY YoRK, January. TO-
lCpTToN--V Unchanged. s j angel
d. FLouREFirm at 90 40a6 90 for ship
ping grades 10 islryp qitrp sluQogl
L AN--Wleatunchanged1 Oats firm
western Ohio at 0la62c. Rye firm and
unchanged. Corn dull; No. l mixed at
71as0c,i Vi tldi liib ltIraHtli ina
i ;PRoYIsIoNs-Pork heavy at s2ciIf
April. Beef, bacon and lard unchanged.
EGas-Steady, fresh ats6c; lined n
1Sa1Oc,
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The Hungarian Parliament.


lL dNON dN EIlha9THt gAHFH0ulVyIIN /
During the debate aonG the . budget
to-day, baron Won Beust defended lhe
policy Of irlGnpship teYaydS LPrusaa, and
iient In relation 70 the Imperial Govern.
ment with Italy. 1Ie cautioned the dele.
igAlC akbInS( desBond dency while Id callel
The lAIstTiahs the worst enemy. I'LL
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The 4, Yaleprbu5g, (ytl ye.ISaal l!e B, Bank
night BY burglars. They commenced
operation on the safes; tho" door )ol
one was blown open, but the innei
sale resisted 'all attempts toiopenA, and
the burglars. were forced to retire, leaving
Etheir impleniehts:behihd. No funds OBJ
taineil. .i.rn IN .l..f,t n... m --.inI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

ALEX. WILSON, Of Taylorstown .tPs.,J
Is one of the heirs Of AEHEkE JAMS
whose descendants have for years been
trying to get possession Of Trinity Church
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, January 10

FLouR-Flrm; family 81 OOa7 90.
GRAN-Wheat, demand good! Ohio
and Indiana red ii 6Oa1 90. Corn, white
l4sgs salGg 'yery atn ati'7e. loalS
PaoyrmoSa4 4tP@hafmAsp p9a. Bacon,
sllea l2G bacon sides, clear. rlb. 1910;
shoulders 10Ic; hams fOaisc, Lard 1Sc.
: WHfniY2S SAtD2lA09c, tfgnh :
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!. RelslI0ns 0fAasttia ana Rastia..

~ y ~ - -HTl7 IUNDUNi JNuV II
The Journal of Petersburg, is critlcising
in caustic language, the reply Of Won
iBeust to Gortschlkof's 3 note, and says The
policy Of Austria Is not calculated TO- se-
cure the friendship Of Russia, or Of The
western powerS.al 4, .,.nn.1. n.,,,.nR
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The Italian Parliament II
FLORENCE, Jan. IL

Count Arrivabenc, to-day laid on the
Presidents desk In the Chamber, an inter.
rogation addressed 10 tlic Foreign Min.
ister, asking if the Italian government
preoecupigs itselfIwith the new phase Of
the war which has entered, and whether
It intends interfering In conjunction with
S'SsPfSEsSs SSSSHs,iSss go. Tue
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ALL tho Clncinnatlpapers have expand.
ed accounts Of Mr.. HALsrEAD's fight. The
Enquirer and Gazette go into lavish head.
lines overit. The, Commercial contains q
statement of the affair, doubtless from
Mr. HAIsrEAD's pen, which concludes In
this way: -F ifE ,.Y
MIR. Lavender then said, "Then 1 lie%
Mr.. Halstead replied, "Yes, sir; when
you say that I told you that Mr.. NtcNam.
ara was author Of That statement, you do
lie, and every time you repeat It after this,
you will lie, knowing that you do so."
Mr.. Lavender then said that when Mr.,
Halstead made that declaration, he was o
liar, at which point the conversation ter.
minated, and Mr.. Lavender was quietly
knocked down, and upon inquiry, said
that he had enough, z u Z 2 u * v,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

Trains on the Main Line make connections at
BaltimoFp with trains forA philadelphia, New
York and Boeton:. At Relay House, SIa Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
a Tickets to al principal .poilts can DO procured
atthe otilco, .gil NJ tdi JOHN L. WILSON,
Mister OF transportation, Baltimore.
D .h,o. yiGIThIap 0HRI II DRVRIRS,
4 land. III ,3iiit ,iDGeneral Agent, Wheeling
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adjourned until the Gath. I
Herald Special.
The Conference met to-day. The meet.
ing was strictly formal, although It's pro.
,peedipgs wore kept strictly secret Htnay
be stated That Russia formally declares ii
advance that the action Of the Conference
must be without prejudice imthe abfoga.
ton of Che neutrality 81 tie Black Sea,
which has dlrcady been Accomplished by
an act OF the Russian Government ID
regard 10 the rumors Of peace lpr0poSi.
tions being made at the O Conference, Count
Bernstein Is under strict orders from the
Prussian Government 10 oppose any In.
PRODUCTION Of the subject, aud to withdraw
from the Conference unless the overtures
proceed directly from Francd I'SiLi
Russian Finances.
LONDON, Januafy1s |
It is reported that the Russian budget
Is very satisfactory, The defciet amounts
Itp lp1ly 100000 fouble aialtlioegh the
Tic military expenditures afe Increased
100000. /
There have been additional assassina.
tlons Of Policemen In ireland.
mkn IsnItan na.I.n...n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20

Amer careful InyeRtigatlon | have accepted the
cent connfiesnf Pennsylvania and Ohio for tho
sale OF these bonds, and confidently recommend
chem tony customers aIid Investors generally.
III r6 gt0is ~ % R!iCRANGLE,
lAnl6e9d.w ,rill III. President City Bank.
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TRANS oRTATI0N.

Baltimore ll1 4 Ohio Railroad CO,
@4 4ElalEI U "! !sI|||5a
|'DAsEEN.GE ER-TRAINS WILL
y Lg run BY the following schedule on ana aftel
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DRY GOODS.

uAV1NG DISPOSED OF MY
LII stoEeAt No. 96 Main street. Centre Wheel.
In recommending them 70 my friends and the
pubIe as men In ever, way worthy q tSsiE BE- Gat
fonARe nv ? n - F.W. BAsSkTT.
II
~; .nrn. LII Il LIZ un 1. h,tLrn
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FINANCIAL.
NEW 0G0LDL0AN
f+fflltH ~ N HUL
-7y'i'IlloP FHE ~ .ol
NaluEudl GL!lhul
FINANCIAL.
NORTHERN PACIFlC RAILROD co.
Secured by PIAt MSrtsassiSa Railroad
and Land Grant.
sAFEl PROFITABLE
. JAY COOKE & GO.

.asaJ q r Fans A--a--i asp,8 ,.ris
Ll.L- !. D-.--
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The London C Gonference.-=
.'fGf:3N' wong "itt$i|sEY|5sEIESsBIl2

tion held IN informal session to-day, and
adjourned until the Gath.
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Those iIving N localities remote nom banks,
may send money, or other, bonds, dIEeetly 10 rs
by express, and We Will send hack Northern Pa
clio bonds % our own riak, and without cost to
tho investor. For further Information, .pamph.
lets, maps etc, call on OF address the undgfslgn
Cd. OF any of tho Banks or Bankets employed to
sell this loan, - ... Isl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
PRIsIERA cLAsE.

Seeapt t unareb
nbMq
aEa alsmsn
M 81 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
London Ayenue Draining Machine.

We copy the following from the Picayu'se
of last evening:
The Department of improvements has
contracted with Messrs. Leeds & CO., the
extensive foundrymen, to fix up the second
wheel and the engine Of the London avenue
draining machine, in the Third District,
which drains all that area of the city below
the Old Basin.
Two new boilers are now in place, the
cylinders and bed plates there. and large
force of men vigorously at work. completing
the repairs, etc. This draining machine
was constructed some ten years ago, and is
considered the best in use by the city. One
wheel only has been running, however.
When the second wheel of this machine,
and the second wheel of the London avenue
machine (which drains the Sixth DISTRICT
get 10 work. there will be altogether seven
wheels, which may be used constantly to
relieve the city of its surplus water. The
only trouble about the machines is that
they are much too small for the work re-
quired of them. They should be at least
twice as large.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
EXPORTS,

1NDiASOIA VIA misunderstanding Gin
ton-fer Iudanola-l50 bbls -four so bbls sugar 900
SKIS corn Is bbls whisky 30 bags coffee 200 pkgs OF
ndse
For Galveston-l250 bbls -four IS bbs molasses 30
cks bacon loo bbs whisky 800 kegs molasses 1905
SKIS coru and oats IS bags coffee 50 bbls liquor 100
pkgs mdse
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS Steamship
Agnes-302 bbls -four 10 bbls whisky bbls pork Is
bbls meal IL bbls molasses bbls beef 225 SKIS oats
l225 SKIS 200 SKIS bran Is bags coffee TIC hams
100 ties lard 80 doz broOlss hhds sugar 20 cs hams
cks bacon l67 pkgs sundries
Notwithstanding Lavaca-3o0 tons coal
LIvERPOOL-Ship Melrose-3027 bales cotton $3.50
slaves
HAyRR-Shp Tranquebar-4olo bales cotton 1920
slaves
HAVRB-Shp DR. Barth-l82T bales cotton
LlVERPOOL-Ship Tecumseh-3Sl0 bales cotton
2400 slaves
CETTE-Bark Mercedes-40 300 slaves
LIYERPOoL-Bark Stormy Petrel-l37o bales Of
cotton
BARCELOSA-Bark Olympia-l260 bales cotton
ST LGUIS-Steamer Arkansas-216 hhds sugar 9
cks hardware IT'S bXs sugar
observation-disclosures Mary Houston-lO crates
2 cks earthenware
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SATCHEZ-Steamer Wade Hampton-l54 bales
cotton % SKIS seed cotton 20 hhds sugar Is bls
lasses and sundres
JEFFERSON-Steamer Red Cloud-20l6 bales of
cotton 10 bags wool 4 bales hides and sindries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-Zf SKIS onions
II SKIS potatoes and sundres
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Ahce-20 cords wood
$4,000 feet lumber 100 ,00G shingles and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Richmond-2l3 bales cotton
| hid tobacco 2617 bbls flour 4s2l SKIS corn and
sundry produce
in bulk 2e3 SKIS 1865 bills flour 1853 SKIS of
produce
CAMPTE-Steamer L Hodge No 2-io0 bales of
cotton 60 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton hhds
sugar "a bbls mOlasses and sundres
observation-disclosures Natchez-ll49 bales cotton
2994 SKIS cotton seed IS bbis molasess and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leslie Taylor-ll7 bales
cotton 40 SKIS cotton seed II hhds sugar and sun
dries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prolic-4 bbls of
sugar aud sundries
LOWER COAST-Steaner San Ncholas-l9 hhds
sugar and sundries
LAFoURCHE-Five luggers-6 SKIS seed cotton %
hides go bbls potatoes l52 bbs onions 40 bales moss
and sundries
vERMILLION-Sloop Acadia-6 bales moss 1900
lbs seed cotton and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, May ll-3lo bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
May ILL bales cotton 48 SKIS cotton seed q hhds
sugar bbis mOlasses l245 SKIS potatoes aud sui
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT FOR THR PARISH OF
ORLEANS


TQNHR Stair OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL whom
l. it may concentrating
Whereas Alfred Penn, Of the city of New Or
leans. having purchased at q public sale made
by William De Lacy, auctioneer for the parish of
erty hereinafter described. has applied to tins
court for monition advertisement, in conformi-
ESQ.,, SA ~" '''e'''eu ''"'u's' ''''''N' gov -
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter
estcd herein, are hereby cited and admonished, in
Second District Count Tor the parish of Orleans,
who can set up any right, title claim in and to
of any informally in the order, decree or judgment
OF the court under which the sale was made, or any
rregularity or iilegality in the appraisements and
advertisements. in time or manner ofsale or for any
other defect hatsOever to show CAUSE within thir-
ty days from the day this nontion is first inserted
in the public papers, why the sale SO made should
not be confirmed and homo ogated.
The said property was sold by the auctioneer
aforesaid by virtue of decree of this court
dered on the tenth of February, 1871, and signed
on the sixteenth February, 1871, in the matter en-
titled Mary Schafers, wife of George W. Young vs.
Anna Fink wife of j. Joachim and J. Joachim, her
husband, ct al, No. 3i,25s of the docket of this
court, and of decree rendered by said court
the sixth February. 1871 in the matter of the
cessOn of William Schafers No. 20 GOT of the docket
of this honorable court: at which sale the said Al
fred Penn became the purchaser for the Of
seven thousand $4,000 dollars.
Description of the property as contained on the
Judicial conveyance:
One lot of ground with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon situated in the First District
OF this city, Ill the square bounded by Peters t8te
New Leveel, Tehoupiteuias. Race and Orange
streets, and forming the corner of Orange and Pc
tiers streets. designated b., the No. g. on plan by
g. a deArnlas, surveyor, third of May, 1885, and
deposited in the office of A Doriocourt, notary in
this city, according to which plan the said lot
measures u fee inches and lines front on Peters
street 1874 feet front ON Orange street, al feet
inches and lines on the side dividing it from lot
No $ and SO feet inches and line on the line
Witness our hands and the seal of this court.
New Orleans, May 4, 1871
}. DUVIGEEAUD, Judge.
N. o. TRACY, Clerk. my5 10 les
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1l.-Cotton fairly active
and higher sales 36l6 bales uplands l51e
Flour: Southern rather steadier; common
10 fair extra Sc 7507 20; good to choice
81 2509. Whisky shade easier at 9O3i q
Gle. Wheat lc better; winter red and am.
76QSQc. Groceries firm. Pork Sl70I7 IS.
Beef quiet Lard dull; kettle l21tc. Naval
firm and steady.
CINCINNATI, May li.-Cotton, demand fair;
advanced; middling AN al 4Ac. Flour
y firm; demand fair; family So 4006 60.
Wheat scarce and firm; red 81 390 AZ.
Corn steady aud in moderate demand; SIC.
Rye firm: 81 a 03. Oats, 50 SIC. Barley
firm; ST. l591 Is. Mess pork dull; holders
anxious to sell; $l7 SO for some sales. Lard
steady and in moderate demand; lie asked
but no sales; 10s4c offered Bulk meats
dull and holders not willing to make con-
cessions; asking SIS 06Ac for shoulders,
Si$c for Sides Bacon dull; holders not will
ing to made concessions; asking for shout
ders Use, clear rib sides 9Ac; clear sides
csc. Hogs dull and dropping; sos 40.
Whisky steady and in moderate demand
at $50.
ST.. LOUIS, May 11.--Flour firm and de-
mand fair; superfine winter So 5005 65,
extra SIS 1896 80. double extra S. 65.
Wheat firm and demand fair; soft Iowa
spring ST. So, No. 2 red fall ST. 40. Corn
dull and dropping at 4S05lc for mixed in
bulk, No. 2 yellow and white mixed in ele-
vator il " a 55c. Oats Weak at 52054c for
mixed in bulk, 81 Sc for sacked. Barley
tirmer; No. 2 spring 81 OF, No. spring
81 10. Rye frmer at SIC. Whisky S8c.
Mess pork quiet at $l80lS %, the latter on
orders. Bacon: only limited jobbing de-
mand; shoulders Sac, clear rib sides 9Ac,
clear sides ga q l0c. Lard dull; retailed in
a small way at IIAc for tierces, l214 a l219c
for kegs. Hogs in fair demand at 81 500
Is for good to choice. Cattle steady at
$f06 % for common to choice.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May l.-Cott0n-middling
uplands 74sd Orleans Esd Sales 10000
bales, of which 5000 were for speculation
and export.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. ]

BERLIN. May 10, Evening.-Prince Bis
marck has met the requests of the Versailles
government in very liberal spirit. By the
treaty of peace unassigned, he has agreed
to reduction of the war indemnity by half
q milliard of francs consequently Germany
receives Immediately French bonds for four
and half milliards of francs, payable
within one year, and Endorsed by French
and German bankers. These bonds are
convertible into stocks or consols, which
ever Germany may prefer.
Two millions of francs have already been
taken 10y Baron Rothschild and Baron
Erlanger, the French bankers, and by Herr
Hahn, a German banker. Immediately on
the ratification OF the treaty majority of
the German forces leave France
The forts east and north of Paris to be
surrendered to the Versailles government
immediately. and all French prisoners in
Germany are to be returned to France as
rapidly as the railroads can transport them
The Germans will hold only Belfort, Longwy
and Nancy as hostages till the fulfillment
Of the conditions of the treaty.
There was brisk fight at Neuilly last
night. The Versaillists have turned electric
lights toward Paris.
General Rossel's resignation has been ac-
cepted and the general placed under arrest
Delescluze has been appointed to the posi-
ton vacated by Rossel
Dombrowski was offered the command
of the army but refuses unless it is made
supreme.
Durassier. commander of the insurge mt
garrison in Vanvres, was wounded to-day.
The column of Vendome was partially
destroyed today.
General Cluseret is under examination at
the Hotel de Vile. He was removed from
the Mazas prison this morning
SEvREs, Wednesday night.-The grand at
tack on Paris il imminent. A thousand yards
of trenches have been completed, and the
assaultiDg columns are within five hundred
yards of the ramparts of Paris, all ready for
the assault.
During the past twehty-four hours the
government batteries have been firing an
average of eighty shots per minute-an I'M
bpmbardment, having terrible
effect upon the insurgents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY MAY L. 1871 !
Leuisians, 7@ec fo-com

and Sk for fair Louisians, 719o fo-scom-
mon to prime.
CAROLINA Cow PEAs-Are qniet and
steady at 50 p bushel for yellow clay, sgl IS
for mixed, and 81 so for black.
BUTTER-New butter is in light supplyand
good demand at 35040e p Is for cheice
western; old Goshen 800 40c q fb. Other
kinds dull and nominal.
FREIGHTs-We have still to note dali
market, both foreign and .coastwise, with a
large supply of tonnage in port and on the
way. We quote: Cotton to Liverpool,
sail asd, steam 1882; to Havre or Boz
deaux, sail &c; to Bremen, Antwerp or
Hamburg, sail Ac; to New York, steam
neminally Nc; to Philadelphia, steam nom
iEally lac; tobacco TO Liverpool, sail 35s v,
hid; to Bremen 35s; to London IS 037s; to
Mediterranean 40 a Abs; oil cake to Liver
pool, sail 25s y ton. Other oates nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-12
IMPORTS,

INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON AND SABINE
PASS-Steamship Clinton-340 bales cotton $500
in specie 2l3 head cattle 40 bags wool pkgs mdse
ana Bundries
LIVERPooL-Ship Belgravia-3 pieces silk 3445
bars railroad iron
CARDIFF-Ship Wild Hunter-5o43 bars railroad
iroR
HAVANA AND SAGUA La GRANDB-Bark Tory
burn-664 hhds sugar 400 bxs sugar cases of sam.
pies
ROCKLAND-Brg Edith Hall-303 tons granite
RIO JANEIRO-Brig Julia z Haskell-45OO bags
coffee l case samples
MOBILk-Steamer Prances-S4 bales cotton and
sundries