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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-07
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4btIaoelpDia, 6. April. gilbert
8Gn0ersriit, Yoitmeiiter Su Saepnq. pnroe
geitsrn our9 Elm auf ibn itirssnoss JAP Wfe'
IoIe nefnbtpt
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ba- vMonumental : Jencr 8erii@es
runnR : GieieGihaffU

Inter BEN 3uidbtn ~ BEN Grtibritft bteisr gefsn.
i6att. ,ptlae ioeben ourh bic gsiebssbuns BON TVarp.
Lamb paiFrt tpurosr, III btsie 9eieuidait srn,ddtist. tbr
QapitaI out $500. 900 ~ erb6bsn. uuo nit osm gsrfHe.
run9s.@,iddIt has ptrtnansnts 2auo . gtisuihaftBs Dc.
iadft au u~trbinssn. Rtt etnsra bereits sinsuablten "a.
pitaI bon $ls5. 600 btsirni fs btties rlntsrrebusn nit
sroBsn DortbeileA uno III bsrstt. gelo In eroBen Sum.
men auf Grunoeisentbur, iosIeid porautrtdsn. obtr
Gelotr ssssa 3ppotbef auf @runo' ooer Wadt Qigsn.
tbuu ,u ben Applttauten p~afenben euinu,n ouf lilo
SABRE au leiben, wsl&e tn tufHentliden Sablunaen NIT
6 Yrol. idtrliden 3inisn uno NIT ttnsun tp6dentI;ftn
prdmtuna bon 64 Gents pro autbtil bon 500 iuradlu.
iabisn fnb.
Sn allen Sdasn. no bas a~nssbotsns eisentbuni stnft'
mtst piro. i6nnsn NppItianteu has SsIc iosIst& ere
balien.
Die gsituIdaft label basYubliiurn ,ur rluttrfidruns
bon 1000 Ambsilsn bes aaptiaIs tYart'gDtrtb 500 pro
untbeiI) In tsBdsntli&en GinaabIunstn ober auf anStrs
gDeiit. tpie ts BEN 3sihnsr paBt. Elm.
Die Vrdmie. mslts baB QapitaI dtnltdtr @tieuihaf'
ten i'm Msarite brinst. ,sist oeutli& ben srfoIs iol&er
untsrnsbmen. 9tsienisen. peIhe einirdslide NnIasea u
madsn ,paniden. Hno einstaosn. obne gsrlns Mntssts
~ ,si&sn. tel&e mir sssenspdrtts ~ pari %Ofsrtrsn.
Gur n6bsre Uusfunft tuenbe man fb an has Bureau
Der 0sftnT baft in Nr. 40, ~0seonbfraae.
Die gsisuidaft fdbrt fort, iuis frabsr. 9isentbum IN
Der etaot uno I'm COUNTY ~ ben ~rtsuidrsn &afsa "
perIl&srn. y. Cnpmben NntresS, prdf.;
3 .. @eeft, UtT'Prd1.
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Bur 8eadtune fur bas aublifuu,

S6eriii hilbert 3ei8t on, baB ole 9erionen
ober Gorpprationen, tpelde Staats= 6 on5eiii o
men beoiirfer, iOlde bis gum l. Wai bs. 3.
beraus3unebnen, reip. 5u erneuern baben,
wiori8enfalls lie fd Strafeu uno unannebm=
lidfeiten ausleten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-07

Rsp.Dort 6. Npril. - Y6islitlpetnstetl9 tan
S26. 90. Baumpoue matt unD 8sipitsn; ~ ets; =
Suder, raft., Cuba IL; Yortp Rteo 10H-l2a es:..
StsinSl, rob, IA; raj. 26A Gents gDais.n, 124-127
fafer $3.50 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-07
NrimGrpabi in Jneiana. Srn.
Julian'S Nicpcrla9c ais Scn'
nrrt{ : tSauSiSaf.

S"tntlnnati 6. Nptll. Berlhtc hbtr
Die republitaniiae Yrimdripabl i'm 4. 8s5irte
SnoianG's laiien crieben baB Sr. Sultan
nem &ldter g9ilion 9e8entiber pelber nur
penige Stiinntsn Webrbeit erbaltsn bat, I'm:
terlegen lit.
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lnfenbc ffno bur6 ben &C.
aar e. Bobm slinglnF,
Meht6sNntpaft,

"sfons oyYIol," benz 9eridbtsbaak In 3onfons
town sesendber,
bletet {etnsn beut{&en 6rsunben ieint 9isnae tn allen
ssri&tliasn unb aooofatorii&sn Gsj&dfsu tn Baltimore
County an. Or III ua& 4 ubr &a&mtttass au& tn
Baltimore In jetntnt Btirtau, Rr. 4e, ct. soul,
gde Der earatosa'etrabe III iprs&en. Or fprtdbt
Geutfd. Suli3,1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-07

Die Ssmotraten ndbltsn 9DliSeiridter in
Srnper, Central Gito uno 9lat Sapt uno 2
@smeinos. 8prTteber in Puebla.
Wiifcuri.
St.9ouis, 6. Nprii. - 9sridte aus nl'
len gparos meiien Die Q8abl bon elf raottas
len, orei otmofratiihen uno einem unabhGn'
giaen aloermoune, iopie Don apt raoltoler
uno orei ocmotratilbsn S9uloirettoren auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-07
Scr MeTarlanS'fAe WorSprp;e6,

0sp.9ort G. ~4pril.-3sute frib btsann Der BRO.
Ys oeeen Wte5arlano ps9en Grinorourg Rtparoion's
iuieoer. Der Serittsia uI mar nit 3uiGautrn oidttr be.
iest, oenn bisber. Der Musetla8tt, Der nit le'nsr1 Soonf
os man an tbm bisber nod nitt etipabrt baitt. VI
,purosn msbrrrc Jun SsiGporensnbtsna 8or8slaosne
bon benz brtSniiidtn Antldser iGarf e%garilntrt Safahi
he fpoae Die Surp bieartren, n,69ltht iangs e~tntpfrren
uno ou6lsn, uno iaeis. Ridtsr Sapts, Der anfla9e pft,
pa, ~briftauo. ueroisns Elm Slnieslo, DER Votsaniual
s%n.ssenets. ibr, tste itos abit&t Tern, be Selhpoisnsr
mbaIthit LANCE isfjutaltsn bas Ist Satt oss SertGts'
bofes.
8ts Rabmittas 4 rbr mar b.. GoupIettruna b,s &c
fhpprenen. Is ~plle9tunls nod nt4t 9elun8er.
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Germii9te 8eri9te.

9te Sdreden zines SoIbausa.
(3wei Wabnfuniee bonn 3tittsn eri4las
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1nbiancr auf Dem &riceSpfabe,

TprtSuIIp, Haeotab, 6. Nprtl. - Su Cheyenne.
Wpoulina, baben bic Sioug 200 Sutttn aufaeitla8en
a. ltest linen pisl paran. olrh 5anihtanosl a9atsu u.
G6iebbebarf ~ srlausen. neil fe. ,pte ne 'aasn. tst emit
fiuIe Ysuplp Sipus, YluEele sbsu unb Nino Iu trei'
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@tWQS Neues
fit einofr uno Ainorfrmnof!

OHI REeto~
Nnr 5 Gents! Nur 5 Gents !
In tpeIhen gaTe, GATES ooer pop.G urn Rnb a iinb In
iebsin pad,thsn fh6ne Brittle, tpeldbe aue ben obt8sn
Wertb babsn !! Gabrsirt bon Ssinridb @erner.
DRr. 1A8, Ci.Baltimprekraee
aS- Wisosr.gtridu erbalten bobsn @obbatt. (79-s4)
CHARTS y. SteDen8,
Rahfolser bon
Q. q. 3tepens x 3pbn.
mDbelnl
Ser. 8, &ib.0 alpert.Gtrake
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Sclegrapbiide Sepel9en.
(gsriatst fir ben rDeutiasn COMPLEMENTARY
NnR GnlSsMnip
:OIorFrr worftberiht.

Rtp.gOrt. 6. GpriI. beattss e&luBnOt
riiun l1D
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Ser Scutidc GorreipomOeNt,


RcucTr 2gr.i3cu INN auScrc SeriGtc
FeEe lite spalte Der 5. Selt,.
, 1870-10-19

and clceed At 65Hc. Beller November was ir-
regular, At below ttas month tilt uoar the
close. when it broke batlytp 54c( (gher, rcrular
wss 555tc(. and closed dull 1t Sis. REJECTED
cioeed 1t Bic. Cash sales we're reported OF
Loo bu No. 2 At 5sc; G5.0c0 bu do ut 57<o;
1880 bu do at 5Gs{c; i6,aoo bu do at 5eEo:
10000 bu do Al 564c; 10,ooo bu do II 5Ss
l0.000 bu do At 55slo; 5000 bu do At 65i<o
aO0 bu rejected at 521ic ! 200 bu do At ST.,
zoo bn do At 513ac; q, 400 bu do at SIC; $500
bn Kiln dried do n t1c; 500 bu new no grade
At Sc; J. 200 bu ears 1t 38:. Total, Isl, 200
bu.
oata wero dull and 1c lover, the market
hanging nominal during nsa1ly tho entire
esston, 1t about SIS for regular; 35kc for
fresh receipts. and 3Gc for seller Novemoec
but broke 1c near one o'clock, closing at 34o
Hss3c, and SIS. The clippers were out Of the
market, md thore we're very few present who
wanted to invest in the hope Of better prices
entirely condned to the buying Of car lots for
hcme use, and tho filing Of Few cp.ious for
this month. CASH sales we're: GOO bu do at
9Gc; q, 500 bu at955<c: 2,400 bu do Ut J51o:
II, 200 bu at $50; 1900 bu at 3lNc: Ii, 400
bn at ssAc; 5000 bu at ai;1se; 15,ooo bu At
sse; o4oo b. rejected st s4:; l;2eo bu do at
at 45c. Total III, GOO bu.
Rye Was leas active and 1l@1c 10 oxer, No.
clneinS nominal ut about &c, Sales we're !;
G.a00 bu No. ], part abort receipts. Ut G9e !;
800 In No. At 6sc7 9.200 bu do at 87c; 1,6o0
bn do at G6l5c. Total, Il, 400 bu.
Barley was rather less active, ut about yes
| terdsy's fgures, but closed doll and weak At
in-ido prices, when Now York WAS quoted
lower. Seller the month sold at 9l@9l54Sc,
| aud seller November At 9lixtGN'4c- Cash
sales were: 2. 900 bu No. (ko.k lsiAnd) Ut
95c; 1000 hu do 1t 9ilt1c; 4,8oo ba do At
9ac; l.. 300 In do at 9i1zc; 5000 by DO Al
/ 9Iac $500 bu do ut 9lc; 1000 bu No. 5 as
| 7=!sc; 1.200 bu do 1t 73:; ], ,2a0 bu do at 72c
$500 bu do 1t tic; 1000 bu Dc
400 bu by eamrlo 1t Il. .05; q 200 bu do at FL 90
100 bu do nt oac ; 400 bu do at 921Ec; 2,80t
| bu do at SIC s3o bu do at b213c; 1,210 bu dt
1t s0c +; 800 Lu do at &c 500 bu do At 70c; 80.
l,M do at G6e 20 bu DO at Csc. Total, 1910!
l fux
, 1870-10-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED. .....Oct IS.
i'rnr St. Adams, Ocdenabu1Kht 3u0 bass EAlsoad
Prop Van Raa,tc, Holland, 30 m s.aves, and sun
sask Aeora, @ waltaceeurs, 80 docs pile.
Da:E Fsnsaasee, Fensansec, so n iumoer. 50 n
lsth.
ssss Sa;;oa, ai E1s; s;s i, ssR. sefs ses4 g !, ,n
schr j. :: Taylor. Aenozn!nee, soo N lumber, 100
sssF $ss k.s:sS;ie ess.ste e.; !. bark
schr E :, Don; Gsssn Bay, 1sa tons pA Iron,
Sssf Gssa sn* s'ssa sasEsssa ssy % ia8sss a%sss
Sehr Celt, Muskegon. iso n lumber.
HPsT. ;f51s;ss s 111ssf 'ss r ,s,
Scht Gestnc. Grand Haven, ss N lumber.
scaI Pilgrim. Grand Mayen, 1so n Lumber.
$cAr Ada. PentwateE, 81 eds wooi
>ShE Cnion. 5 nth uayen. % n lumber.
schr s. Painter, South uaTen. n lumber, IS ca1s
schr Magdalena, snuih Haven. 20 eds xood.
eS VIII Wh;se iaxs g s1s 1Sa mssr
| srr Geo. isytnc. y Wfite IAte, Is n lumber.
:caw Harriet Ann: Holland, ss eds wood
Sow Coaster, HcllsuA, 10 eds wood
| >ctT Eceuezer, White Lske, 30 eds bolts.
Stmr t'oroua, st Joseph. saudr1tA
| Fsvp Philadelphia, Buffalo, tnodre4
| schr cornelta. Aenoutaes, ZIG m lumber, 20 N
/ nscp Geo. Dunbar. Aeaemsnec, $50 n luuoer, 90
Barse Comet, Nenomtnee, sos N lumber, 70 N
| scar j: 5: Sewhouse, Nenom,nee. sss n lumber,
scar EbenexsE, Mu.kegon, 80 m lumber, rs n
| lash. -...
sssr Nyfti:s sai s; Sasiescn. - IS s is y 1o1ss;
ssnz MeE eEid!ac. Na.keSon, s. N lumber, 80 m
| scnr i +. Ga.o, Na,Aeeuu. - II lumber
| scr E G. purnzson, Ao:.eRor. 'as m lumber.
scs- =. Jonn. MoskesoH, = U ls+ahcs:
taas: a1aS: S1s1Sn; SssisSon i, n usi. 1A'n
schr Rob Rot. Muakf gan, 20 N lnn. es+ N fasa.
s:a9 =. Haya.E, Nnskrson. IS N lumber, 12o N
schr $. R4tes, Muskesou, - N lumber
chr Saset1!a, : 2; Anskexon, II u 1a1neF; 70 ,,..
Schr Rosa Pc11e. NauIssee, 1a5 N Lumber.
sehf Sins,, Manlssee. lis m lumber.
-ch1 Kea,sA1xr, Nanistec, l3um lumber.
sehr Major FoaaeS. white Lake, 10 m larabez, 10
schr Dolphin. Lulingson. 1as N lumber.
Sow y. " Donnam, ntl1on.. P,es, = eds wood
Schr Gameenek. Sister Bay. 1sa eds VOID.
seal !. Mie6asd. ke1a1ee, @ III III Cd. WOOD.
Schr Sea Gem, Green Bay p5o n shinEEes.
sssr Warren Grind naSen 20 .tes sa1 E0od.
ssnr Entsfptsse. Grand usyeu. - eds bolss
I | Schr r. r. Mason, Aantstec, TO N lumber.
scow j. c. Pei dletor. sauRa;uct. q eds wood
Schr Yankee Bl1de, BA5 CITY, 9ts N luuh-r, 70 q
ShirN1eA.
Schr Dan Tlndan, Zig Snxmco, 80 n It lumber,
|. 500 N shtaEses. 1i0 m !a.a-
Scnr Tuscols, ludtngIcn, 16l m aunheI:
| Schr Gertrude. PehswaieS, 80 N shingles
Schr 1thlca, fentw2ser, 1s0 N lumber.
ARR1yxD SINCE Er.M
! Prop Empire State, BuRA1o, general cargo.
| Prop sun. EEie, Reuet&1 cargo.
| StEr Atpenx. Nnskegou, general c4rHo.
Schr Skylzrt, ARnlstee, sundr1eA
CLEARED. -
| Prop W3non1, Buffalo. II, ,ooo bu corn, loroo o.
J oats, 900 bfls nour.
> Prop Fan RAalte, Holland. sundrieA
D | <chk Amoakeag, Kingston, 1905 bu KneAt
0 SchI M1ry, Kingston, II 80 0l wheat
Srmt cofon1. St Joseph, sundriea-
0 | Schr Northern Belle, Kingston, 11.a3& ho COIL
. BARK CanAdA, St Cathettnea, 81, 900 ba wheat
C1KAHxp EISCX 6F.k.
Prpp Colorado, Buffalo, Il 9T bu oata, 160oe b
wheat 800 ht18 nouf, 100 hrls high wines. ans
, 1870-10-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET,
TcIsnAY EVENING, Oct. Is.

TCESr1f EVENING. pcE- 4a%
nCTTER-Tke dcm1ud for choice butter.
though ehiens eo1ttned to supplying The caE1en;
want Of local customers, ~ sufficiently active 10
ket p the market bazr of such. and. Consequently.
prices remain very dtn. Nithln the past two OF
three 4iaFs sa1ts Save been effected 4: y 49, In
q small way, ana soMe fancy lots were held a.
even higher figures Shippers are datuc cemp7r-
a,iyeaY li1,le, tnr margin between this and East
Elm markets being too Insignificant TO attract
lh,lr attention. Hence, medium 70 fair Erades
havc accumulated some. and prices have Weakc2-
t4I Common laktr>' bIttrr IS In fsik request u
as,eut Frreylcus rates Nc quote: choice dasrE,
s3 sos f1s1 to good tub aud trlin, = 4soc; co:1l-
InHn ErBde, 14tes0c-
DAGGlSf;-Therc has bcen no chaogs n the
rnndlttGn at this MARKET worthy Of note, slnce
,hc cate nt cur last weekly rcsieW. The market
tor cotton goods continues weak and acssssfcd u
:, Ennathy with the raw material, though aside
tIor-: Ec decline in Lewis1.n quotations remain
unchsuged. Busttps arc qutct aud stesdy at lA9
NC Gunnies arr fairly active III SIC for aN-o7
an' SC for +-nu. at which r4.ge tasJ are orr.
a'Xc; ex!stau 4, s9c; octa1ta, aoc: Amen.
81. s.4c: G.l n a. Sc; sunn.es, ~ ou; ZEE: e;
BOOTS AND suOES-Tac1e Was large bust
ness transacted IN this department aud prices
iDirf3 firm frtt0trE-
, 1870-10-19

broom eoRN-sales 81 ~ bales choice at 4ao;
): @ nales S9. 81. atte; tss- d.u ased a, SC.
FLED-SaIcs OF - to,.7 vt 5su,uQ a. +
CMEEsE-CDmIaEtel With lac HteSlous two o.
tnfes Wst9s the nhecs" .'atie has l.eca u,osr
pices the ahvanee III Liverpool, and TIC nern feel
Ing developed IN Ser ftrk ard CinctnuaY, II.
rafting buoyant tns1c to the MARKET The srnces
NE ample. ami OF doe quality. and the following
quotations a't drtnly aahered to: New YoTS fac-
tosJ, 15a1 a1Gc: 1itaols factory, l331{c; Western
COAL--A3 the sea.oa advances, hu.1nes, Id this
department gradually improTcs. and is n present
falfly active, Ct Ai the leading !, !. r.t..es are
Sss vsSes 9; M e p .sa s1ss r. sss =
wsnua and Eric. the former now being heltl at
soso91o,e0, and the later At - CO Ws qn,te:
esa la.P q ~, Len,sn
$50; Ere and Brtar Est, sa,oo: Walnut Hiil,
sises7.oo; Psttsaa1Sh, M:Ss7.oo; 1n!aoss, saoos
cOFFEE-Fex changes occurred In thIa market
during the week Just closed. The demand waa Of
moderate character, indeed the volume Of bnsi-
ne week preceding. The stocxs, generally w SPEAK.
tsg, are In god condition. The following Ii Cur 4:
ct prices: Mocha, saas'c; Java, 949s3c: O q,
Mo, oasoEe; good 70 prime, 9stssikc; % prime 70
choice, e1l3e2c: La2uAyfa, sH3e3c.
COOP PEKAGE-There WAS an increased demand
for coopsraee, and pE1cea sFefe drmer, but nat
ing faIE. We qpote:
Whisxey barrels, iron-bnun1. ........ S2Ooae %
Nlitke5 atasFeis, Wood-houcd.. -...... 1-soas 10
Pork barrtl.- Observation-Disclosures. ...-. 1a150
F:1us barrels, t1aS hoops. fts................ 4s3 10
f:9. ym5 h1rIis e aa T4un5 he5t ;a;; 5A9 g
wrEs steady. as follows: yaHme, lexc: tal!oT
t.t"atint>. 1e14c: schrelie.a, 1sS1sc; Ratrrsts
steartc, 1sAc:l Light, 1sa1s4c-
DRUGS AND cHEMIcAIs-So new features
itHVRl6tfti In th54 market dnvfCN Ehr NeaRk-
, 1870-10-19

Dig goods during lie week nnder rosiew ';ss. s1.
volume Of business transactions Was consider
ably less than in tho week preceding. Prices,
however. underwent few changes, the most
marked decline being 19c per yard on brown
sheetings. few brands Of prints were also
t1ife lower Balmotals and woollen goods
we're in batter inquiry, aud quotations weru
fully sustained. No new features wero de-
velopod in the market for carpets, and pncea
remain unchanged.
III the carly part Of the week. tho market
for groceries WAS only moderately active, aud
as the news from the East was not OF char
actcr to stimulate trade, pricas for sugar were
marked down 7sc all round, with woakuess
in coffecs, eyrupa, and teas. To-day how
ever, owing to exciting intelligea e from Cnhs,
refined grades OF sugars were advanced ~ 4
ID, aid trade waB more active. Si!n articles
were IN fair demand at prices current ono
week ago. Tha stecks, generally speaking.
arc equalto al requirements Of this trade.
The movement ii. metals and iron was a
moaerste one throughout, and the changes IN
prices were few and uuimportant.
Nails continue in fair iuquiry-the reduc-
tio. during tho week beng Csc, sa1es nov
making at Il. rs rates.
There was very li,tc life IN the market for
wonl, but quotations. wcre without essential
alteration.
The trale in boots and shoes was au active
one, and strong feeling :ervaded tho mar
ket. Tie stocks ute ample.
T1r butter market remains fairly ac!iro anl
a,7n for cholcc gradcs, hut the demand for
| c''unson md medium descriptions has fallen
III some, and Pr7cts are noutual1y lower.
| :;ales are making at range Of 14@20c for
common; 22@e5c for fair to good; sud 1t 27
| <d:as. for choice.
isgging is in somewhat limited demand,
| and for cotton seamless the markat remains
wt.s and uuecttled, in sympathy with the raw
, 1870-10-19

the hay market, ns compared with the previous
two nF thru wecka, the change has been to
Cteater tnlness and depression. The market hiss
iesn 3 fairly gl1.'ed VIII rfarie hAy, and prices
iul'y sl.00 per ton has leen suffered. Timothy
Ie :al1s nsc'tye, but tho comparatively Hight ar
rtsaia ll2se seryetl to Keep prices toerably well
Up. Wequo:c wholesale price, paid ny dealers: On
t1aek, t'tn"th5. r,esssd. tinekslGoo: pfalae,
es siss Staii.e; Isss; ooses On @ wasoa, :. sia%s @
tS~ou; fbr delivery Of Pissed haE, s1.uoSl.a0,
nccNraltER IL distance.
H1nES-Tnc past few days have witnessed in-
cr asesi rciivity IN tic hide market, and rhc de-
yelnpme1l: nf q lr1n' feel.u" Is the resnlt .The
advance of N(3lc in tic Ea,s hus stimulated the
tanners IN the caaskes. the rrce;pts. though more
A.aa1 ttl for son t titN, 1sa-%, htsC pso sel IL.
adequate, and prices have c.Grs UP fay ", ant
~ ;her adEunee seems tui.ntecas: Thc sAoe anj
Lea;atr Etlestfr has .hs toimw.ag IT.
MARE: mar for 'A the past - ~.vs e1s as; la,ea tea
very aetEc, considering The limited amount In
nrsE hKEds week aG0. ana kt"c3 have been
hugely Eelucetf. Prices harc Consequently atl-
tsi.srd A&lc = h. ant the t.nacncJ Is
to nDy 1906 OF aIl .fcscttFtors, against ncar+y
:sN'. y at the tas,r period last .ear. Tanners
la.r nccn purchasing very freely OF late, aud as
rhe as season has somewhat lnscrfcrcd With The
H0rt lug III ot STOCK It Is eiPpoaeG that they are
ftl' rally pretty we'll supras:- The stock here ia
central America, mud Uni 1sxaa and Southern"
E'c quite: CITY sgeeu ln;ctI n, 7N9sc; green
sa1:c1. cutct', ltght, 1hE.-l l0..; .O, heayy, 9f8
l0c: green calf, 1aa1G.'; dry flint, ls,a2Oc: d.y
st.h0, 1s@ l6c; Ers.f, ;, stt rnt, or otherH1se
damaged, twc-tSlstis pace: bEaudel,,lo per cen,
81.
NONEY-Sa1es Of u s1nall boxes choice at CSC.
n ~
, 1870-10-19
HOHTECTER'S BITTER3.
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Bear in Mind.

When di4case has nndermi1ei the health. ard TIT
phyaies1 Rystem has beeana prost1zted. st1u1nfanE
that viii not only strengthen. but remove the canse,
should be Immediately Fesosed TO- Mental dissr.sA II
s1eo fruitful sonEre Of the breaking down Of the con.
tt!tutou. and the snvnses Of this escsy to health
truly alarming. For Au tuch n1.laaiea TIossestct's
Stomach Bitter have been found unsurpatse ny act
ns directly upon the dEeeve organs, they trnove The
heavy. d1sasrteah1c feeling litter eating. often co
planned Of BY pe.Eone Of delicate temperament A.
toon a. digestion il sestosed. tha patient 6od4 BIZ
strength Increasing. and his krnetal health improved
1hcusaods Of pereon. certify that It may be relied %
In al eass Of weakness nervous debility attsndan.
upon sedeasaty hAbsta 1hs generality Of Bistsrs ars
~ ds.ksresbe 10 the tate th1t they Objectionable
to weak stomach. This II not the case with Ho.tet
teza Bittess which will le found mild and extremely
pleasant BalsAtnc pAnts bafkf and roots conssibAte
theIr restorative Juite1 to 1radrr 1t soothing and
tt1enkthentnk 1h bsste il the unly pure Ftiluuau;
which has bren produced, containing fu.if oil
or ans other Aceteio0s efrsut The careful and
skiful chemsts have 1aaiyztd the Bsstess. aud pro
Eouree them harmlest. This IL fe:entIac tertimpuy
hut the tes.imony Of the hundreds Of thousands whe
h.vr experienced the preventive a.d curative rvse o
the GGEAt yraETARiE TONIC ASp AIEERA1IyE Ut mod
eE t;nles Is still coucluRf.e In Fever and Axue
Dytlxrsia Biousue.e, Nervous Coulplainte, Chronf.
Com{lainte ard ecucra! debility 1t Il nearly iufaM
lie ~ ANYTHING in this fa1l!!!e wnrlt can {,y
, 1870-10-19

Runway, y. j., Dec ., 1853.
We, the undersikned, ars well acquainted with b.
Freeman. Of Railway. and know that he ha1 been 1
long time suferiuK. in the wosst rh1e form, for the
past four yeA and that be has been entirely eured hy
the use Of Helmbold's Bneha~:
J.W. SAVAGE. ex.MAyoH,
FRANK La BAu, President nf Council
NA. RICHARDS, Cle1k Of Council
PETER A. BAETA, Cou2eitt1An.
~ j. BROWN, Councilman
Us. s. AEL1cK. Councilman.
LEWIS H0FF, Councilman.
j. 3. sTRr EER, Mcsrha1t
, 1870-10-19
THE GREAT.
Spring l. Summer Tonic,

Medical treatment hes been reSo!u.
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION. NOT
7RosTRAT10N, Is sTHETRUE MED
ICALPHULOs0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BITTEEss, pre-
pared with pure St, croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The 1ife-sus
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested IN
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
# the appetite has failed, It'll quicken.
| ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect, Welcomes easy and thorough;
if ths*iiver is torpid, it is reused and
| regulated; if the nerves are relaxed.
they are strengthened and restrung;
| ifthe brain has beenhaunted by morbid
fancies, they are put to flight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face oi
the extraordinary cures Of general de.
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa.
ton and mental despondency. wrought
BY Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it, The
terrible evacnents which were once pre-
scrihed as Spring and Summer msdi
cines have utterly lost their prtsigs
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bittera, in which arc combined
the elements Of stomachic, an invig
GRANT, mild laxative; a nervine, ant
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in thsi
stead. Sold bV all Druagista
, 1870-10-19

STEAMER oRIoN.-Puil particulars Of the lns5 ot
this steamer will he found In our local columns.
ASHORE "A private despatch received here yes-
Chicago, ts ashore at Silver Creek. Lake E.le. It
IL thought that she eau be gnt on wthou. damage.
Loss or The SCHOONER BKRNcnA-Thts vessel,
Rs;ph. left On the 2lzt ut tot Marquette. i
sp&ctal dez1ateh received 5es,eltlay ANNOUNCED
h,t ene left Marquette With load OF 19S tons OF
Iron ore. When on Grand MaEats shc sprung a
1a1aAt. She succeeded in getting behind the
tslaud before she sank, aud now lies Ia position
from which It IL supposed she can be easily raised
Ii IS iatncr curious coincidence that the Her.
Euda was lost IN November. last year, not fai
from Detroit to Marquette, with a mlscelIaneous
cargo and went ashorein In the gseat gale about the
1ata Of November. She Was abandoned to ths
ssn eonea u
lying In the stream here fer seyeral weeks, sht
was lately puFchaeed hy Captain Ralph. and now
IN her ilrst tr1p, eas again been lost on Lake
MINOR Acc1pESzs--The steamer Dunlap me-
with IN accident to her machinery few dag.
| since. "
schooner C. j. Johnston Eas compelled to throH
orrlboar1 portion Of her teck had OF iron ore.
The ssnoane5 George L se3yer lost her tteboon
| lowed By the tug American Eagle.
The schr George l. s-aseE, lumbcr4adcu, wa
soae el intn our harbor, yesterday, leaking BADLY
She Was oH this port during the tora.fo Satur
day afternoon. and being unable to make tae na:
was huve to. While thus Weathering the storn
| n. sprung 1eak Of character 60 setious a. t
rcniN1 an abandonment Of her voya!e, At leaa
| TEMPORARILY. nike St,Istnt}, Oct Is.
| The scOw Sailor Boy and schr Falcon Wer
damaged In the river Yesterday. By collision tn
Falcon lost several stanchtons and po1toa Q
ThH srh, q. r. puunptnn arrived here veste,
, 1870-10-19

Governments Stead -
Coal's, 81 -1ls1stalti
Cnups+ q. @...1l.;'s .di13
Couns 6l..-1llH,s1l1.sss
coups, H. .1115s;a1l9
Cours, rcw.110.ssS1tHX
State bonds neglec 81
Missouri So 9Ihs
Oil 1enuessce. .Gi.
New Tennessee. ....G'1i
New Strxinla.-....-1
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