davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01
Bills aud

The Price Currents annual crop book
gives the receipts here since the war as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01

...-a..a in our exports OF TINS
enormous Inasi In trans atlantic pOr0 arc
import11, '. 1 ~ he realized. Hitherto, year
at last nAo Eas resulted in DISAPPOINTMENT.
alte ;n..rease in ono year was loU ar.ts Il.
an in another ana .no 80 an aver.
the ak years ending IN ne. .s an tracioe 3d.
sge OF on,v none IN 1869-70, zoe: 597 bush
69o IN I toy 7OS III bushels in loIl-s, ooi-
eis IN iI in 1923, and 845, l15 ousnels 10
525 o.snoTh The amount in 1919 was Only
!Sr -; hn.,,els. showing falling Oh OF
l0o co. h".heIs. The total for the seven years
Ioo' inch less than the amount ior ono
~aar before the war. Contrss' sno 49, auJ -
9th the exports OF inc pass SHs that The
VIII ~ of our export trade IN Indian
re't1@sa w. a, Iast commenced, and that WIN
corn nao ',Iet to the Gulf, and consequently
q ooep "aon freights, together with lower
over f.o;nh,s. and railway rates reduced
river oaf;tiop. We may confidently antlci'
Wy ~ a large increase 10 the volume OK our
p a movement The following saDle
sHaws at q glance the diettloution VI oui
;n.reased receipts for the paS' So"' en,ha,s
-, 1915 Se5a
Stock on hand septein'oi .... 3,73s,642
he'' p'' 3,74s 90I
rx,n-ted to Great Britain aLo 400 .so
the Contin, nt.'''' 1871, g.
Exncr;ed to Cuba. ............
K1pported to other foreign pof's' aas4
fmosty Gulf. ............:
Exported to Northern A'iA"'' 1890
ports. :......' ., ia-s AZ 500
Stocx on hand August 'l' i'''' !, .s6 SIS
,..;,r l0'5,4Oa
Sbipped to neighbo ring Gulf ports '''''' - $3.50
Taken for consumptlol,, nnlT 2,O127 rs
DoiiAs P'" 40 comDarafiyo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01

Tho fon: r S4o 69ll7
sumnt; aa,ing eff in the requ;sitions for con.
what an ;n since lS69-7O forcibly suggests to
have obtaiue eSas .H extent Southern planters
o. ~. Louis, Louisville and Cinc;nna .y ir9 ON
fai nio mas probably been only q modera sJs
tHnn ng on in the actual consumnt;"r s si
t aHaGG II may have been eomexhot' .u a.
bsa 01 oy the diminished weld of A cc+t t
A'"'y crops Of the latter being ranSr ssyT,
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Rbls anii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01

The amount lost in harvesting was re-
ported from the following parishes as fol-
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New York Markets.

SATURDAY. Feb. le.-Fiour was dull shipping
eeayy I'D sa-ee ~ VIII ii oasnes. M.lars9i a
meal and rys nsT 9S,si We SsSts, tegi
Is IS Minnesota patent. 50 5a 81 70 southern
eEs aud famy sF-ads. t7ests.55. rs four. a. $50 .
upland. IL i3iGc. sa!ss 81 be.cs Fatgres advau-'
IL .a.es so5Jo aes. elosnz 4 1875 s2ruAr1
Ma. Escsipls si.lle pore 70 dAj, ll.7e5 ba!e..
., y ~ "a, ,,S Sg 5I me- 49, asa y,
iS pilae mes ~ Tor tuiaft Gs!iser 10 s,s Re
reported oids reduced log PC Rae q steady At ie.
~ 9 sls . S ca lae s .r ~ 'i f f
prime ety anu western ana for iutlre delivery 800
az ~ f6L MAY Dressed hogs lVAySllc for city AMI
los. tor Western
GEAIS-vheat dull az heavy .a.es 2sooo bush. 20.
Ell 81 80 Nswaakee .priar in sore Al 81 "a And
choice white Genesre m store a. 81 rs. otis quot
sales 1900 ousn A. 81 stiSc for 90 or en- -
mIsd II store, tsEis4- for ~. chicago and 40
quiet. s.les o. Dush u o4c. for le~ mixed Feoru-
AIRY delivery; Cf-tfc f0r d. spot. co. ei1c. flr 10
grade neN mixed. cDsooc. Tor nss yc..g~ JereY and
GRocraiEs-Rio coffee was less actlye but steady At
las elsie gold sales AZ New Or.eAls OF 81" bass
PSts 49, e1e a ,la g hS2 nd To-
leans Al Is 6sc RAs sqssrs were quiet and weas AZ
rs' as t9I i.lf 70 s9od tsaa.as cHe9 saes q sl,o
tr fusa Rennel about steady AZ "a 4pc. fr hafds
suSpEIEs-SAva stores were IL ady. sith sa.es 4
S1d a.. &c Tor Nes Y6rk.1 "a ESQ bbi. s6oi
strained resin al sls5. Petroleum vac quiet, out
IN bis ocean freights we're rataeF ql.ct, tui.
rule, "a remain steady. cram - As-IN tY ~ tfn
Is. ioa N9th.ns speciai Z i.yer. Il - LONDON
Grsin 10 Cork, i9r orders O. @. 3 eear'-r 10 70
M1eerrl a., L. :. sG fssidsaa 70 INerpoo a. si
asAcj quiet saes 90 ooa AZ al II.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. Feb. 19-P. M.-The specula-
ton at the Stock Exchange again developed q
heavy tone and 10 wer ROTATIONS. The bears APP
peared TO have the market thoroughly under
control and there was little or no opposition to
their movements to-day. Western Union m
manded the larger snare Of attention, and de-
cllned y cent. TO ~. the downward move
ment having been accelerated by the fact that
the Atlantic and Pacihc TELEGRAPH Com pAny hAd
further reduced Its tariff II this reduction pro-
cess continues little while longer, the question
Of cheap ieegraphy will admit Of \ different
luton from that generally contsm plated. Con-
siderable amounts Of long stock were also
thrown overheard oY az apparently well autben-
ticated re port that Commodore Vanderbilt mad
recently been a large seller. and TINS, added to
the prospective decrease In receipts arising from
frezn com petition with the Atlantic and Pacific,
frightened toe bulls into parting with their ven-
lures. Erie received u fresh attack from some
OF the more courageous Of the Twenty
tnird-street Clique, aud this stock declined
also | = cent. 10 lG7f. Pacific Mail also Joined
In the downward turn. and was 4. lower at $50,
while the Western su-res. Notwithstanding the
passage by both branches OF the Wisconsin
l. gisiAture of the Vance bin with uninportant
amendments, became weak with decline Of
A,I IN the -. Pauls. and Of I. In the North
Westerns. Rock Island was = 2 cent lower
at ll0i. New York Central, ~ = cent. az ll5 !;
ana Ohios 4 az -. The lowest points OF the
day were generally established in the 1nal
transactions. and the market closed feverish
and unsettled. New jersey Central was strong,
however, at Z advance to ZOE Illinois Central
having been steady at lN. while Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western moved ~ y 10 liz.
In the miscellaneous list Quick ilver sold at
Is. buyer 3. and the preferred At 3D.. Wabssh
ranged Al 81 "a and ne Hanni9al and e.
common and preferred respectively.
The following table represents the opening,
highest. And lowest sales, regular way. Of the
principal stocks. during the past week, together
with the nun OSr OF shares dealt III:
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Another ruby. which was formerly in
Bruus =. "a reea soll - the Emperor Of
B-azl FOR IS no francs. 1his gem. which IS a
r4uy OF r-re value, had AZ interesting list ~ be-
fore IL fell into the hands II the ID IKE Of Bruns-
WtCA. It belonged TO certain Portuguese,
Dukc Wallchy, whl appeared su1deuly 10 -.
Irter=bufg 10 Ill. aud exuipited a fabll Jus
amount Ct wealth, his jewels and objects Il
y-r,u alpne being valued at ltrOtuc ruules.
III .N tlr 4-a.l Duke came toto possession % his
n Ie- L.- t.Wass te-u riddle. lie vas rue
% ~ q LettDauer not leman. and left Ms uone
ia the E.y EuMeut of Grodn9 ia lD. For
Eighteen year ne was dead To his friends. ia
l-ll. d yer. a. tcf..e stated. be appeared ia
tle c.4-t ul Sue car, Wlta u.s. riches a.
-fIy --lJn--hJw and where they lad
te-a -a.red as 1eFll fu.lS made cll ar. After
tie death 81 the D4Se, wnJ never IN rried, a
payer ~ T. ana 70 ii- Ltrit-ge, which said mat
bis jewels and 1rs were taheu rom the tent
- a Be- puiu clleL whom he bad killed ia a
q. lI az during ] 4rney through Nddie AREA.
la tue tent, besides other costly articles, was a
chest VI ed Win preci Us ston :, valued At sew
er,l millions. These treasure Duke NdNcky
lugnt 20 Portugal, there disposed Of many u
teen. aad after several successful speculate rs,
lr-iyed in -. Petersburg. Further than tuis,
nothing was ever known Il the means ~ which
this rare collection Of jewels found tneT way TO
Z irvpe.
Iue one ruby, which IL Of great rarity and
hcl ". after passing through several different
hal Is. caue into possession Of the Duke II
H..L-wlrN. After his death II was given, In
accYrda-ce wltn the bequest, to the citS Of
~ eueVa; was sent from there to Paus, where
the court lewe r n the Emperor Of Brazil plr-
chased h. Now, p-rchance. II mas found PER
n alcut home, after the various ylcissltudes
through " hlcA Il Las passed.
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going through the hail when he came down
Stair. wearinea gray shawl. a. was HE cu,iom.
He spokc'O me, saying that Dc expected bia'r
dell to call 5, ON. and lie lid nut care a'yut hl-
secins ne. T1e-e we're hIs last words. l never
again -tw tlh boz lie.
prAisurit.
p,.o-.sr Who W -ha la isdell referred 10
V- Wt'f ,r--tfa Wa 81 man NJ notortuusly
t,.i CO., ~a. ZEE died ia prs, n,
syicrc WIS sent ma c'tr-e ~ sinhseinE. !
i....r a.. N.l Nte' at thc Louise -tNeIhl
,I,... +, meet Dr COX who wa- trthg TO get =
divorce fr.uin.- wife. COX had Lied once 10
tr..I.rta l.t.I.r tHi .ti fA.". tNd .t; liIai--
r, .,,.n vh,,ll OK Md hasc another
Q htuw whether Blai~dell came
-..;rir.t 49,. i'r ni No.. 49, p.d IL,
t.N 40 ,.lr. .nd wuh Wtut i' yea ! ~,
h.r. vatf. fr Dr. Bufatu lon ny tqd'
evanint eul when he inquired Al the door for
r',t I. as, f.e a'l avoided me. Now. why
II ic avoid nicf When l retired mat night
Cox VA. voting f.r the doctor, and the latter
~ d.. have DID, ff.. o., 6 tDt murder; but Burdcll
ag..rnler and he may have come home
+Nat fIeIt with some heavy winnings. and Cox
aul Blaisd,l or one OF them, may have been
.l,iori,r When were you arst charged with
N,. W.a.an.-I was awakened the next
81. .ruing ty a -cryant. who told me- d. not
rc,.ii,'. what they did tell inc or what did. |
only distinctly remember going into the doc
to-s -.'m. ard seeing him lying there dead. cut
almost TO piCres. and the whole room apparent
IS dyed with his blood. soon after. the Coroner
came coroner tttrerl'. and almost the first
dl-covcrit- be made was ceriia, ate 4 my mar
quent conduct that he made w his mind at that
MON, MT that Wa the assassin. and he thereafter
bent every energy, not To ascertain who killed
brl' hrt inrrutc 90 the Jury that did IT. aud
NJ. b., Ael. who was charged with being my far-
amour. tonrsrv even shut my little boys up ia
thev had lott me alone the murderer would
have been found. WHY. wanted tn offer SlU,t'n
REGARD f.r Dis discovery. hu' CouueD assured
AL a.. SIS "A
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sENIroRs VIM rorYG WIVES.
The Paiatial Mansion Of One of the Nevada
Miitiouaire-.

r,os, "a, c,sr...ai yls..sss.,r.
~, = :, - H.,
There are now four senators having girl
i-h wives. ard az 81 them are western men.
>~-ator All. "a o. iowa nitst ue tNlee A. u a.
frettv Mrs.. Al4ison; ana " psIesDb wine mead
t..- the truth. there j. IA. greater difference
between his Get vile aud himself. II y eaeer-
is So" ID AL all cAI upon Nrs I ancE Wnen
TO- --uai rial Inlreday comes lnen tnere -
senator J'ncs u Nevada wlta hls young VIE
aud sc baby o..-, 49,. H..
The manson on CAPITAL HI "a hni.hed; iur-
nish~i, and tnnanited a. ist- Outside II l99Hs
Ike some o,i castle standing .rAJ, grim ana j e.
lAni; bit pLSe tl-t thN outer sooF ~ uhi
warm IN AMI brightness ana beauty. Inc great
~ - ~ itssf reception room, from NAicn
slacro staircase climos by sections 70 tie W per
stories. ne newer po-tls OF granlte hhe tte
C4tslle wall, ouiy ~ iasce- are potsued Ike
mirrors, bringing out beauty ot texture ana
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They stood together IN the entry be-
meath the hall lamp. Then. Henry, she said
Ia a low voice. wherein were blended deterinina-
tion, melancholy ana love, you refuse my
suitS" yes, tlls,' ne replied, 10 accents that
were firm. though the speaker voice tfembled
Il admir-. YOU; l Wal be a brother - YOU. ana
watch with prde your course through life, and
II ever troIole should betail YOU there Will At
succor: bat can never. never be your nus.
band" a" IL Il not because | am poor Henr} Z
For on. II that were ali. / could toll gladly
from morn I'll nl-ht for YOU, and strive and
win a hoile f0r YOU, hdmbie II might be, but
orr own" 1T Is useless u ATTEMPT % induce
u.e 20 mango nv determination. Though l am
bur apolr. weak man. 1 can never, never ca nee
I.y u.al." "4Deu, cruel yOung man, 80 lair
and 81 f.'se. farewell. Tom rrIW YOU VIII see
ms fna.-.eI rei4alAs on the D. ture platform,
aul hl.H tat it has a.. nYOur wpro. hut IL
vii be tol iaie' and cla.-. ~ him 10 her DO On
10 a w4lu en- TO-. &c, &c ieu ,atO The outer daFA-
uesa.
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Real Estate Market.

Yesterday at the Exchange. Lespinasse {
Friedman sold, anter foreclosure. one house. h .oi
e1lQOll south eide il7th street i5 feet east FOURTH
svenue $500 ole similar house anu lot adj lns,
q. 3D.
f. q LUDLOW 4 CO. sdlournei force losure "a -
pr perry n4 ftf avenue and lath street tl Mar
an. promises III Ea.t scy,a'y ~ Ntr'e
Ia- total vaiue II cry real estate sI.i a. =. e.
caalge fnr Re last wrek auo united O. tfi 30, -
aqiiR-i t4e1s eo the figure f1r fhe Wscs prev.
, rcclOsurr saies for NJ nisy ~ the k2claa-r arc
sHn4urcel a. f1.1as. p l---ts lc-.rr -fre 2.
Crfy south cast cor4er Ir l4Naf 49, ~-a.I-- c 81
street. acct si4e .hh avenue. 9TH lfruftl stree
nlrtaz,s' corner Flnt aYslu- all yt4 .1t-lrt
street Ald north eide seyeut! iafl street. wet ret
avctue.
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The WAY to Die Happy.

An emigration agent accosted an old
negro ia Columbus the other day: Il say, oid
man. don't you want 10 make some money: -
Ds''s Jest what 4 n sarcnil' Toun' FER. boss.
honery night now " Well. IN Mississippi the
planters aie paying mighty Aigh prices Tor good
work hands, and II you--' Hole on dar,
done been OUT dar. I'm q good wax hand 100.
| wuk mysef out dar, an den turn rJlu "a
wax myself back aCin, al night here In gWiAe
ter stay, et de Lord 20 % NE. When dies /
wants ter have a belly spang full y nFeai an
meat, an wants ter be oeUlei In a seminary
III AsTa.'
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Speaking Of bank officers who allow
forgers to escape after they have been dete ed ,
a Leading Boston merchant and bank president
says that n soy years ago be discovered that a
note he held vas forged. The forRer was well
known and respectable. He went TO him. and
the man begged for mercy. ayerrilg that there
was only one other piece % forced pager Of his
ia ezistence-A no,e Tor So. The holder not
only "husncd up his own case, out actually
loaned him the 500 to take up tho other n To-
HE result was that tee man was saved. some
year, later he ATTEMPTED 10 run for an i'm portaut
electoral position, but the discoyerer Of the
lt. a d
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OF LIE ilanY dwarf have been seen - enter
su4 30, irom te Ashl4- u5l,e u 1grA ., ease,
cal. w.-f r.e-t az y i.e lels.tl rs. These ire
f-.ss were - varied Aild, from the hid-9r-y de-.
fIT a re tltJ e. nalatI.c4l. neir c1is r. p
response 90 aIf.rtare no ilg "fou ilfrAgelt u mi
a'urc men ami Vomsn. none anger than I 90 anmh"
aey sac saGte4 ivf trase Aug rknO. ION, va none
Keep. tho e 4f.rsctYe forms I'd l.-rfs vi -
hired m En- easements D. ng - taltr N.ar-. Toe
ccr gl-y 'e te tspr.t o. eve au euieT.A4-Aeal ~
tLe Y.T.-ig t--F gs-gg,
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MRS. CUNNINGHAMS LIFE.
uTR 4CCOTNT or IT AFTER THE
BIRDELL MURDER.
Vigorous Denial ft'uiit a. tothnt Tragedy
and OF subsequent BAD Conduct Haired
A. A. Oakley Hnu-IIer Latest Theories.


A REPORTER found Mr. 'hil.ln-n'n'-
Z .rl.I 'r the ihiri N'"r a."
Mission street between INiri go f'ui
h. s'n. r. iaie- -.i red-f'..l -.t'.
ar..-imr gown nl Upper ln ri.t 4" in-
that he was Nj " |lI..u-. fft '.... tI q 90 t''
ladv whose nam was a houseun.i word i'N
YEAR axe. and t.ii ll- w.f. ".t!i -f' .u' l.'..
ul the auu win l.Nr'. Al th' same ii''
THROWN. uitut... d. lnd d. q. s..E .-.y t ,
bow ly . rl.a-tnt-l .iit. -'"hi' inaif'r
Of afla-n'y - y', 'ir.M4, ~ ".
cunning arm ie-i me irari ~ rue Na. -.
Whi'u NI-' t'N 10. ia. clio.
'w"u'N 'rir~ ft i.N t"' ..s., .
~. ala v,o riat,... ila ines .ra- ?
es farfcw, ap@9t le5 chez zee. ~, hs' ' sJ VIZ
rs1in,.- .ef -r,. ,,, ,.f ysr In hcr az
t.ar,r e. q. .h5W tua; SIC ha- endured sufer-
e - rrea.,rtfan tlO.s - ur.r w.mcn J. i
r.,f p. morse. ID che. he el .l,y 90 fi" h.rr tle I
...a flr e"'a.,.esaa,g. n'- Lave IT, ~ ,ie-of +
u INK icf ary 'race- 100 her fice. Size -imrly /
& -.i.,.-ed. l...-. niy-i.,e -, n.ddie;'.cd !
,. An. .n w D. e. arfn- \ crundchild would % I
kout % ,lr.. TH. rep -te' being sten !
..af .u tNe i.t.n it '..i s'A iNr'. i.d '
ui NJ. WHHAH- rril.,i. 'f ar s,iy -''l '' .
.l.a.a i.l g. base .,,- -.Ani the pres /
~ OBJ. 4ff-t IrN -itIn- Nrriir'fF fN.
le..r-er- WHAT Itr.ie liar charges - The !
Nr- W.AAm--lt said hat william Hsde .
vl-4l., early l sc. aul chat vl'n We Acalu int'
a.;er v,.r- - g.. -rat.op. af,er came T. ms /
.-'.t ,e Ia love =. we'd ana led TO- ,,rr ,raar-
I'LL tae }e,r ,',sr , ..,,, ,s IL Pain
0a-llr reed from m Zoo l>,-, the ground being
4,..rt.r- Then 10 Us not true THAT HIDE ra1
tt'. t.,. mren.
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state bonds rejected far trade We note sales q
Missouri. -. lng oonds. ~ 1904 do. o-. Ham ard
Do g., new seres 4tAl and Vow ORR state d, tyany
.oan' Iesi.isfeg, az lVlA har.aa se,urities Nste
81 walsee and -. Paul, G. and " divsi ~. " D..
40. p7 10 !. ard DIVISION Pi-tirilf tnirasu
Ross l.lant auf Plcnc -, ip&i Erie ths, ioa. /,
la.casg All Northwcsiern co. -olicltc- coup gold
Morris and h.e1 bonds OF lsJ0, loiisi do s, a. 40
Michigan southern sinking furt 1929 lake -horr lst-
consolidated registered leo ONO aud Mi-s ssirpi
tondatcd sinstns fulu ysil Central laclc ist-, ls
lu5A. DO. - and gram, lu3 facirc kAfg1l OF Mis-
seur li'e 80 l->.ls tglcdo tld Watash 1st.. 80
Co %. q Great Western Isl, IS sele. Western
1 Mon TELEGRAPH coupon. 1870. ass - Alton ana
Ierrc Haute income, - bo-t N, n irtfurt and Erie
l-ts. sua heNcyaetanf southern Illinois ists, a. ts
US Mu~sukec and ~. Paul ISIS la tfosso division,
lN- Nlchigan Southern 21s iu9A. H1f suu River 2i-
~ King fund. IL It Louis and lron N 4n,aln l.ts,
e,ie hannibal aud y. joseph - con. d.
oreuiug. hlgnssf, ioF e-t, au1 5 4. "a. closing
plces VI stocks to-day
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tes4 soa.s4 DO. -ymeniA i70s.2oio3, do. balance.
&37 .52o. 7p1 81. Customs. s2n1 co.,
The internal revenue rcrcr'e to-day footed no t2f,
ooO, and for the month 20 600. The customs re
ceins were $500 roo anu fnr ne month 20 date fsPh
60 1he Treasury At Wasuington received 80 iVugln
nsuora bank notes TOR redemption DAY And tor TIC
Torelsa sscasnse ruled nrn at q SO and t4eo. with
TIC eIr5rts ~ srecie fo- N. week footed up t2S3l
pi5 AMI since January l. $50. 81 - 4rniuet tl&l3'-
III tiWe last year, and tf,Ss 4 q "a lstt. me
exports Of domestic produce currency va " Jn' ivr
tac weeS ending sday lssi amoul,.i no WI
goods, gold yaiuaton, including general ner, handse,
ior the wcck snolnf io.day vere t.ois'ls ai s.aes
time last year 5000 40 10 ls5f The receipts q
amonrted TO 1ioPiH 1alrs, sud ihe nunutr Nrurt
vas ili 80. lie tlta fcecilt ..cs -e.f.mocr tho
commencement OF inc cotton yeaf. 2 - 21S.
Increase q td222 bae.. as compared win tAc re
spond g period u laet yc1r.
Money IL gradually working easier. and ms jortfy u
while On Government bonds "a 9 werc the rates. IL.
ances
me weekly bank EXHIBIT IN 'svoranie oerluse
f1ectLg loss In the total reserve Il a $50 btQ
against railing on Of t7l8co m deposits The net
ana thgy come Quenty hold tl4Se215o iu excess
81 ne Legal requirement. The loss chiefly from
the decrease in the specie item Of t-4agul Wch is
explained ~ the exports during the weex. and a. az
ments o. the syndicate iutO tue Treasury TIE 1ars
were expanded ti 49, zoo
Government bonds ere les active, but the market
closed srong, with sales Of cQunon In Cos 1eit4 cur
o.. l21 coupon IS Of 1851, lisa and lis. c0u
pom lsss AMI coupon o., 1881 lob and registered Is
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Pete then waded out In the oozy bed Of the
poni, digging aud ploughln2 ABOUT with his
shovel, buI he failed to start the goblin frog.
lie then arrived at the very reasonable conciu-
sion that the little imp had gone down the
stream with the body u water that rushed out
Of the reservoir when II WAS opened. lie crulsed
about the spot for an hour or two going down
the channel OF the raylne. tuning over rocks
and beating t1its OF grass Win 9ls shovel but
saw nothing OF the frog. Thinking his EVIL
genius had been washed down through the
canon into the Carson river Pete concluded TO
rebuild MS dam IN order that he might have
water ready for use in the morning. Thts tob
done ne went home, feeling v ute sure tnat lie
had either killed or perinsnsntIY ousted Ills 1T
Ine next DAY be returned To bis work. Before
starting Ia, however, he walked around the re-
seryoiT several times, peering ksenls into toe
water and kicking every 0ancn OF grass aoout
rs margin. The frog was nowhere u be seen or
started.
20 dig, Stopping occasionally to cock an eve to-
ward the pond and t. listen or the frog. All
promised well for Pete. lie had dug pan u
ont without the hated luteTfupti D. ana was n
his way TO wash u out when" struck ~ sur rex
~" was squeaKed from the pond by tue goblin
Tlis was too much for Pete. The pan dropped
from us hands his under Jaw fell and ne -ink
down upon the nearest rocS, where he sat and
IL w., pos lie Tor hin over 10 any wa5 70 ~
him-eli OF TOO eva thing tUtt destroyed hls lAck
the f-o- again sang out, cheenb a ever, struck
AMY the devil burn ye" cried Pete. II
hayea't sthr41k u. and what's more never vi !
Wild Sc there. ye dlrty iittie uae Seuard Au I
! come after sc again, Sc unclAne paste 81 the
Sl5gssk T. 9ad tse p to- ~. c,..,,,, m HI,
| pick ne rushed 70 the resslv3.r and began az
| ging down the EN- oankment.
Presently he panscd IA TINS Work ana shld :
RS u 10 use. Haven't iried TO get nun "a
! all waYs3 10; when | get IN watcher on hen
| be gone. H. NJ 1lmal frog lu:liit vt MN
| howld possession add IA Auut me anoi-sf
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