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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The Southern State bonds were dull and steady.
except Tor the Tennessees. which were weak for
ihe new with decline to 81, the Old issues beng
unchanged. The new Sonth Carolinas declined TO
10 a 1914. The following we're the closing quo
sauohs;-Tennessee, ex coupon, ST. a sls /;
TO-, new, sos 81; Virginia, coupon, 43 a AZ !;
90, registered stock, DID, SO a 40; do. skies, con-
solidated bonds, 521a 50; do. skies deferred SCRIP
w a13i Georgia skies so a IS; DO. sevens 90I,
d; North Carolina, ex coupon, ~, a 2e; do. 10
NOrth Carolina Railroad, so 60; do, funded 1896
81 20; do. do, 1868 II 20; do. new 10 ali: do
special tax, 1865, IA Is; Missouri sixes "a s4:
So, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90l, a9ll4: South
Carolina SKIES rs 80; do, new January and July
Ba l6A; do, new, April and October, q a Is
Arkansas skies, funded, rs.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM.
The government list was firm at an improve.
cent OF u a per cent in the leading gold issues.
ne following are the closing prices United States
currency skies, 1854 1l6; do. skies. 1881 regis
tered, llsA 49,; do. d. coupon, 1914 a 12lh;
do. 1ve-twenties, registered, May and November,
l15h l16; do. do, 1867, coupon do, 115sS il57s
40. do, 1854, 40. do, 115M 1l5T: do do, 1865,
do. do, NIX HIS do do, 1867 registered Jan
nary aRd July, lis lloi4; do. DO, 1865, coupon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
A STOCK-JOBBING FRAUD.

The London Daily Telegraph OF Tuesday last
says:-"In reply to Geographic message we sent
to New York regarding the authenticity OF the
despatch received by US here the subject of the
Erie Railway Company, we have telegram from
our correspondent stating that no such despatch
was sent by him, and that the Investigating COM
mittee has not reported. We shall at for ward
the documents to America with instructions to
take all necessary steps tor tracing out the author.
ship OF most discredtabe fraud.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16

The quotations based cotton in store running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR GRAIN -Receipts-Flour, Z47g bbls wheat,
81 400 bushels; 26 $50 do. meal $40 bbfs
&c bushels The flour market steady under mod
crate inquiry. There was demand for state
for shipment for lots on the spot and forward delivery at
steady prices The sales foot about 49, SO bbs also
about 1000 bbs extra state deliverable all May at 81 20
81 a. Corn meal was generally quiet We note sale
weak Sales 20 tons within the Of the following
S25 S26: ~ lbs No middlings $2s $2l; 60 lbs or
No feed ST. 50 lbs. medium feed $50 40 lbs or No
,xaa.. a.4A Il 20
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Included in the above are 100 bales to arrive For
delivery Oasis low middling) sales havebeen
follows Sales last evening after three oclock-June,
100 at Is 9l6c 40 at 1886 July 100 ut Is 1900 at
May 100 At lse 100 a. IS 1875 3 June 200 q = iiISc
Is 2s2c I0 at y l6c 100 at 1s24c 100 Is 6c 700
at lsc 800 at Lille 600 at lsac August 100 at 1890,
Grand total soo bales s., The rsseipts the ports
bile 49i Savannah, 1885, Charleston, 2 Wilmington, S
Norfolk S22 New York 4g7; Boston 81. Total 6h2 This
day last week, 1855 This day last year 5000 Rates
on cotton 10 foreign ports were nominal At the fol-
pressed to Hamburg, by steam sd compressed to Bre-
men, by steam, 1c to Liverpool, by steam I'D lied;
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Receipts Mt the Port $500
Bales-FlOur Firm-Wheat Scarce
Corn steadier-Oats Unchangcd-POrk
NOminal-Lard n Shade Better-Grocer-
les Quict-Petroleum Active and
Lower Naval Stores Quiet and
Stcady-Whiskey Steady.
THURSDAY. May 15-6 T. M.
The movement in general merchandise was
rather slow, and there were but lew exceptions to
the rule. Cotton remained dull. At the Produce
Exchange the movement in breadstufTs was slow,
owing to the small supplies on the market There
fair inquiry for future delivery both for flour
AMI wheat, but transactions were lmpeded by the
extraordinary high rates OF freight demanded.
Still there were sales of flour ahead at full prices.
Wheat was quiet, nothing but common being Of
fered and as there was good Spring, to
mix with 1t comparatively little was DONE and
nearly all the business was In car lots Corn was
In better request for export, and business was
fair at about steady prices Oats were steady.
There was but little movement in provisions there
being an essential difference between the views Or
buyers and Sellers Freights were decidedly firmer
and grain rates were higher, while tor the future
still higher asked Groceries quiet; still
the market was very firm. Petroleum lower and
fairly the decline, both here and Philadel
phia Naval stores remained quiet, and essentially
changed in value.
CoFrEF-Thc market to- day quiet but firm for all
descriptions We have only to note a sale of sos bags
Merrimac private terms We quote Extraordinary
cargoes l7ac. IKE: fair cargoes lSiac 1ssc good
cargoes 1896. 1sc ;prme cargoes l9i4c l9c :exreme
for lots l7ac. l9ac, gold, per h., GO 80 days
credit; Java, government bags 2Oc. q 2lc; do. grass
mats, 2Oc 2l1ac; Singapore grass l6Iac IKE
Ceylon, 1sc lsc Maracaibo, lSc. 1gc Laguayra,
lslsc 1916 Jamaica, lie sc. st Domingo l5slc
l6c Porto Rico lsc 9c. Costa RIGA, 1sc l9c Next
can H1sc lsisc. Manila Hc lsc. Angostura, H1sc
lssc savana, l7ac lsa5c. Curacao IKE. ls1sc,
gold, per h., 60 u 10 days or edit.
CorToSThe market for cotton on the spot was Quiet
the market moderately active ut an advance
ahou A. We m II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16

HAVANA, May IA, 1873
Sugar quiet and flrm No 10 Dutch standard 10 IOx
reals per arrobc. Exchange quiet and weak; ON United
States, 60 days currency, 10 IL premium; short sight
~ 1871 premium; 60 days gold, So 10 premium short
sight 80 " premium On London, 90 So premium.
Sp anish gold, g premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16

Wheat was quiet for want Of supplies and prime was
nrmer The sales were about 1000 bushels at 81 So a
~ 5g Tor common Spring 81 63 81 6S for fair TO good
Chicago VI g for ordinary Milwaukee. Winter wheat
was nrln at ~ 30 ~ 10 for red 81 a. % amber
and % 81 50 for white. Also last evening, $4,000
bushels No Milwaukee, for first half June delivery, at
81 g. There was better demand corn and the mar
ket ruled stcadi, closing quiet The sales were about
B,OW bushels, at bsc tsc Tor soft mixed: 61sc
for choice 64sc. 65lsc Tor yellow G6sc a &c old
Western mixed In store, and rs 7bc for Western white
Oats were steady and IN good demand The sales aggre
gate about 70VW bushels al ftsc &C for black
Western afnaL ~ a tVc 0T new AlAcd wesiern. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., May Is. 1873
Printing cloths steady At 6c. 67sc for standard and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were fairly active and gener-
ally firm. Cleveland and Toledo sinking funds
brought 1881. Union Pacific land grants were bet
ter, but the first mortgages were heavy and lower,
while the incomes declined per cent TO 20. Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie guaranteed bonds fell to A.
The following were the bids at the call -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
$1,000 Missouri 6,s

SiUOU M1SSOur1 b'S. 49,.
1000 U Pac los. inc. :.
2UC0 U Pac 7's,ig.b &C
1000 VI Il StP Z $40. i.
l000U 7, + IL W LIST, L ID.
ietU &, G Al G LIST. 90.
1000 CT West LIST. 'SS. =.
10 shs Ger Am Blk. be
2M Con Coal. b C
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

In Philadelphia Reading was steady at 115h and
PENNSYLVANIA at los
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16
FINANCIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF INFLUF.NcE CAV MAKE
"A $4,000 to s50uOa year incf me without investing
necessary Address, it'll infor cation a. 10 nbNies and
social standing EPSILON Her aio Uptown Branch OFFICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

NOR SALE-THE CABIN SLOOP YACHT GLANCE,
~ feet 6inches long; FULLY found furnished and in
thorough order; has good yawl win be sold che ap.
For further particulars call address w. L. SWAN,
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e. Gypsgeschmach
(** Ehnen.
Mcbcr ben Ginflu6 Der Sblae;cit
anf bic 0aucrbaftiafeit ecs 0plsce.


Die grplleuts, Saubanewsrfer unb ale, trsl6e
nit Spls Ysrfrbrsn, ~slnutsn, CAP ..cas aubsr Der
Safseit ssfGltt Spi, BON srp6srsr Dauer it nab.
rene ancrrsrisit has wabrsno Der Gait GirfulatiCn
ssfGate Sau. unb 3isbols idpn mad gsrlauf
BON psuissn Sobrsn in 6aulnib i~iberssben unb
BEN @urmfraes untsrliesen fol-. Sn Weitfalsn
unc 9ippr purtsn in Sieisr Gi6tuns llntsriu@un-
gen ~anssltsat bic mir in Na6ishenpem in ibren
GsIultaten mitt5silsn. gisr 8i6tsn, slei9 BON
Sltsr, @eiunebeit, auf slei&em gOpsn unc slsi6sr
cage eewa6isn, purpeu Gnpe December, gnbe
Sanuar, Snbe 6sbruar, Gnbe WarS sefaat, IN 80
SUP LANCE 6 BOD brsite, 5 3pa eide Salfsn ir
asbausn, eas Der asrn in Der Witie bleb. Na9.
benz bic Salfen srbSris sstrpfnst fparsn, lssts
man Ie auf @sruite unp beI9prrte is in Der
Mitte nit @spi6trn, I'm le auf ibre 5rasfGbis-
felt su ~prifeu. Oabei iteate ia bsraus, bag Der
i'm DECEMBER ssfdQts SaIten bic srSbts Srasfab.
isfsit bate, Der i'm 3anuar cine ~ PCT. GERM
sers, unb bic i'm 5sbruar unp Nar; ssfi1tin I'm
20 reIp. 80 PCT. tsSislia Der 3raefabisfsit fan
fen. - gun slsi9altr isen nnO slsi@ ifarfsn
5i3tsntanssn, gum She'll Gnoe Gsssmtsr gum
She'll Gres MGr3 gsbausn, trurrsn 4 3oa i'm
Iur6ms6sr b~altsnee Yaumpfable s~efiriist unp
mad BEN ls gut aus9strrfnet trarsn. 3 Sup in
bic Gres 9sl&lagen. @6brerb bic auber Der
Saf;sit, alio Gnes DECEMBER, ssbauensn mad 16
Satrtn nod f~tanesn, brI6en bic i'm Saft sebau.
enen bsrsits mad "a Sabren bel Der serinslsn
gspsgunS ab. - Bon Srei 9lei9en 6idtrn, son
tenen cine gnes Oe5em6sr, cts aapere Grbe 5sb.
ruar sei9lassa mar, grub man SIsfs in fsuGts
Gres Elm. Der Ylef Der srlisn bate mad 10 SAT-.
rem INNER nod fsfss Scll rabrenp her Speite
Ylpd mad s Sabrsn serfault mar. Nit SsIs
BON h~enlslbsn 6ibtsn biste man strsi gferte.
ftGnts; bic Uisluns bss Dsomberbpliss pausrts
6 Sabre, bic anbsrs mubts i6pn mad 2 Sabrsn
erneuert tperben.
i3psi @assnratsr ipurbsn nit 5elssn Ron Su'
6sabpls befrGnjt BON cenen eas Spl5 int Gstra.
ar unb December sefilt tpprptn mar. Uas De.
3smtsr 6slsenbpls bielt trpB iiarfen @etrau6sS 6
Sabre, pGbrsnb bic in 5struar sefdate 5sIss
mad 2 Satrsn ben Dient s%rriaste, b. ;. IN.
brau6bar purss, unb pura cine anpsre srieBt
psrbsn mubts.
Bon srpbsm parftilasm @rrtb it bic l~lntsriu'
Dung bss SplSes tsSisli9 isiner Oi&tisfsit
unp pcrplitGt. Son Sier Gi9sn ron slei6er
Oualiiat Gnbs Gs,embsr 9anuar Gsbruar,
WGrs ssfaQt puresn in slsi9er SpesnbUbe A
3oQ hide S6siben absslGnittsn, auf oisis Elm
6 .3ca bobsr, 6 !3OQ Meter bls&snsr aran3 &c.
fittet, 70 eas bic S&sits tsn gOesn zines of
isnsn @sfdbss bilpsts anp in e~asielbs Spsi Mab
rsinss @aTer sssOOsn. Der SOssn ron Doh
i'm DECEMBER ssfaat, lief fein Waisr eur&,
Der tss SanuarbOlsss mad as Stunosn %sinsslne
3rcpfsn eaS i'm 5struar ssfaate Doll bisit bic
@adsrmaNsn nidt iibsr as Stunbsn unO tsr
gOssn pss @ar3boliss lisB oas Walsr In "a
Stuaesn pur&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Scbalc bic urIpriinsli6e Srasfraft res SpSsuS
natiGet, biIft auesr 6ruttws6isl une resei-
maeiser 9iinsuna has llmbreden brS Sretus
bic Az elmer Sisfs ran IL 3cI unc barber,
menr ss aud nur spn 3sit gu 3sit sei@iebt.
Gin Serr Q. %. @berry in penui9lpanien,
eelIen SarmInnc aus sdbsm, epb falfbaltissm,
ater cunnem 9ebmbppen nit iebr sGbem Inter.
arpnte teltsbt. siett mad a6iidbrissn @eriu6sn
ben Grfpls beS &isfphigsnS in f~clasnbsr 9Bsiie
an: Mais CAB in e~ilnlti9en Sabren sinen nur
etpas bDbsren Grtraa, liefsrte aber in eiirrsn
Grmmern cine nm 80 bis so Vrpssnt 9rp6sre
Grrte unb babel blieben bic Sldtter grin une a.
Iune bis gum Gintrstsn hes 6rrltss; Ger Grtrns
pcn @sissn mar %inirfsrn sr6bsr, als bic @ebrsn
ldneer uup belsr auegebilcet parsn, er reifte
nm 6 bis Z Sage iriiher, une fas Sirpb mar
aniebnIit feltsr uno eldnsenc:r; SimctbY une
Slice ~liefsrtsn in piirrsn Semmsrn an 100 Gro.
cent mebr Suttsr, aud in ~einltisen Snbren mar
Der Grirdg ;tpar GrpB.r, bas 5uttsr bassssn Iauber
uno eiditsnsli6sr. Yfit eem pniscn fam i'm
5riblins UNI cine Do6e friber t~espnnen tpsr.
ben, unb pas ipatsrs Ynisen III risl lsi6tere Dir.
teit, pt,par bas gane in eidtren Sdelsn tri6t.
Die altemurssln 9rben mad allen Ssitsu aus
chamber, itatt eaB cine Sauptpar3sl ii4 abwartS
ieuft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

gcn spei slsihbsi6aTsnen, nstsn stnancer
f%sbenten Gidsn, bic gnSe 0eSsmbsr unp Snes
Sanuar scfGat parsn, purSe ie Gin 9leides Stiid
al Saseauteu perarbsitst, bic barars geferti9tet
s,rei Ohm baltenesr Safer nit alsi6er Sprstalt
une BON slei6 itarfen Gauben setaut, rcursrn
sprber ansebrlbt, s~ersinist unb cann nit jun
gem @sin ssfaat. Na6 Sabr nnb Sag narsn
i'm SAB ron Isssmtsrbol; Il NAP, IN hem AIT
bern aber 8 MaB peidwuneen. Wa4 Wittbstl'
una sisIsr 9srIuae psrben mir pem aueer Der
Saft,eit %seiaatsn Srl;e teSiiSIi9 Dausr, Sras'
fibi felt &c. rem gOr5us einraumsn.
Sci ben ssItisssnsn arbsitsIpbnsn, ben bpben
unp nod pa6leusrn SplSprsiien, ben bsssrtsn-
ben Transportation mue eas san3e gsltretsn
ess Sauterrn earaui eeriGtst isin, ipIip unb
eausrbaft Al bausn unb baber aud oauerbaftss,
b.. b. aueer Der SafSsit gsfaatss Scls in @n-
rsntuns ;u brinSsn.
Sntem mir nr6 Idliesli9 tsnsrfsn, tab aud
eem @onee Gin Ginning auf bic Daasr beg
Sclsss su ssiSristsn wirb, uab Zap maj, bic
Oauerbaftisfsit bsS Splses ear9 anfcbIsn, SIM.
pIdgItttH, AHFI'tp ~ s" p'I'''''" i"*' 'N"'p'"
mir une briussn nG8ifens barber itebr.
lem sprlisbsnssn gufiase frnnsn mir nod
binsufdssn, Zap biz Ssi3frait ees SplSss, psl4ss
in ben Mpnaten DECEMBER urb Sanaor stitla.
gen III, bsssutsnbsr ais in ben @cnatsn 5sbru-
ar unb Ndrs in, mrriber s~bsnfals @sriu6s
a~naetslt mrrssn lnp. Die s~srineite SeiSfraft
bat Spls, msl6ss i'm Srisbs pser i'm Soasn eaubs
i5 ~ tsnntst. Stslsi@ Nismanr i'm 5riitjabr
unb Comm CT SpIs i6lGst 10 taten sra bic
sielen 98inebrii6e, pslde oft bic @a!runaen
peimiren uni bic Saume auf san;e Strefsn
uisesrpsrfen, esnus Gslessnbeit %sssetsn, NIT
Iul6sm Splss Griabrunssu gu MAIDEN, bic fir
raIelts ni9t gintis uusssfaGen lint. SaftbrlS
1T ipfrrt ais lsi&ter unb ale psnissr fsrnis ;u
erfsnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
De MuselWein.
Mengen ale Miseler Fren' EUR Pleseer.

I'm Muselstrom get Wei gebaut,
Den en- as gut, den anere besser
81 hui net lauter Sauerkraut
Am Keller an de F@sser.
Zu Metz, do VISIT c schleshte Vein,
Vun Diedenhoven neischt re soen
Zu Konz, de mat dem ruode Schein,
De leszt sech scho' verdroen.
A kommt der weider d Musel an
A frot no Klorem an no Rengem
Da keert bel de ,,Bessel" an,
De Vein, den as zu Schengen.
De Remerscher, den as bekannt;
Am Esleck hun Sc e'recht gaeren.
De Went'renger rs beleft am Land,
Et as c Vein fir d. Herren.
De Schwetzbenger e. mat dem Gapgeschmacf
As GAM a guor net re veruOchten,
A kent he ~glecklech enner Dach
Branch ken derbei re schmuochten.
Bech-Macher hiren bronx as fem,
f krellt a peril am Glas a ~fonkelt,;
A schmach' der Well'schter ruode Vein,
Flu Bordeaux get gemonkelt.
De Vein. den Sc zu Remech zeh'n
DE Bich'ler" musst der dichtig %luoven;
,Beim Hirzech" kent der guide krebn,
An och um Dorfdo uoven.
Zu Bred mes enn'r der groszer Lac,
Do musz de Wei 10 gut geroden,
Do man de Herren Vein we He;
Hir Drauwe 81 gebroden.
De Greiveldenger Vein huot Blum,
Dat kann iech jidder Kand doSoen;
De Vein hat albeit guide Mum,
Dat kent der d'Miseler frozen.
Zu LINEN" (*& as de Gr@che gut,
Ma nacl. will besser as den Allen;
De mecht e monter, fruohgemut
Mer drenkt mat Wuolgefalen.
Zu Wormeldeng, dat as bekannt,
Grad uoven drob a rond den d Kepgen,
Do wieszt lie beschte Vein am Land;
Et as eng kestlech Drepgen.
Den amer Wurmeldenger Vein,
De kahn de Miseler licht bedrehen;
De Bouquet an de gOld'ne Schein
Sc fir e Rausch re krehen.
Fun Ohm bis Macher do erof,
De Vein as sicher mach re %luOyen,
Ma gid der weider d'Musel of,
Do get EN- all verduoryen.
Zu Treer get he galliseert,
ST puddlen, schmeren, doctren, ferwen,
An d'Bach, de get an d Fasz gekeert
Dem Vein recht zum Verdierven.
n. Conner,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
Sn rerfaufen 16O Nde
amtes EarntlanD.

Das g. %. 9isrtel rem Gerticn 2S. in 1rwribtp SO, nore.
lid pen &anee %, rstlid pom 5. Sauptmerteians 'nfpm.
tenp 100 Nfsr aussee6retss Jarmlaab gutter ease ~
Sdniltpn Co.. i'm Staate Spra, fsbt unter anipre0enfen
9eeinsungen, u ~certaufeu.
Das 9ane lisst 4 Melen prn Der Gutuousune : tour etp
g~iienbaen, t.rd 5 Wsilen ron Wilians, 5 Vltuen rF
Sliirsbura une 10 Wleilen srn Nleen citation.
g46een nabsrsr &usfunft, 3atlunesteeinsunstn ,. mtnet
man lid an ben 9ieentbImer, 6rn. So.n 3tffier. I.
Strass, spiib n Srwa u. Glap in Oupuque cher an bic ~
FACTION Der (Sa,ette. 5ebr. 5.-b.a.b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Gin SintermdlDler in Irfanla5 LIEF
aus gerIebsn lsins Sielssliette Sdpiessrmutier
nit einsm balbsssabmten Tnntber in einem ;3im'
mer, psl6ss or bsim @sesebsn fsit Yeri6lce.
Sci l'insr Gidfsbr fanb er ~ isinem S3rsdsn
bic S6pis9srmuttsr I'M tefsn @pbIsin, ben
paniber aber tpht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Sin fbrccflibcr S%ruffcbler bat
lid ppr 9ur,en, in Gin b%efanntss Wisner Slatt
einseltli6sn. glus InlaB Der Ginlaeuns sur
:3siGnuns fur cine ususegriinoets Sanf bisB es
u. o.. IS. 3. .Ssi Der 3ei6nuns rerben 10
prc,ent baar erlest Der &elt ess Behring'S, pirp
Ipatsr in Haten erbpbsn."
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- aufrirts puIksausaabs -7ssz
-rer-
Conrad BON SoianSen's
G,pE,vr sfts, C d,riftsu In SnnfSrbinen G. srien

Die trfs tsrtits sritiensne Ssris snthdli:
9inseln. greis Ia - Marpecc Gsb.
eutberS grautfabrt nit 4 SiIern""......-.. Dst00
6ranj ppn Sidin8en - - .....""""s i.5O
Sdrbarond - ....."""...... t.50
Mnscid - .."....-....... 100
lie SGis tam aud in 20 e~in,sinen 4, item ssssssn
peIesn, rpn esnsu ieees Id Ste. tptst. 3u eisien II pei.
ten nsIeen aud 4 eiB en- Gtnbanehe en- n setn n,
panp m IL eitttrreflun unb l6pner Wn-
den % sreSibrne auf gerldnsen eehtfsrt fur ben
asbuuseu fpfsn bic 4 Srmnns her 1. Ssrie 4.t5 Gurresep.
Die ,usite 2eris Der 9sia nesnf&sn g 6riftsn
ent, alt;
Die WfGssrn uus ee Ssttsn. - Cine Grabbing aus
Ter Belt bee @aueniritess. Wit 2 StIsern. Gin
Ieln.preis In u Mareeec 9tb.".....--."-b .Ioe:
&pni9in Sertba.-Rtt , otiesrn. @trjeln' yrets ma
Wiorrcccp Ieb. .......... 500.
g. apriid,s Nopsuen aber Srirrrid, sen zten.-glt
Is Stleern. 9inSslns yreIs IN 4 Sanfs aeb"""~s4.W
au6 bieie Sute lam in 20 soften az lJ Gts. nsta3
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ben pen 6dlsn mpelid gema6t bat Zap Die un-
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seerunaen ine une bort ibr @ift psrbrsitet baben.
gar amer,fa Nns eids S6rifisn veu san, ~tslpnssrtr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

gtemano fann otes Sittets nod TorfdriIt
rsbmen, uuo bennoh ldnaere .3eit leioeno bieiben,
porauSeeett, oaB Ieine anoden nod nidt ourb nls
nerdliihe @iite ODER anoere Wittsl B~erftort, ODER Ole
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Etminoel, IauTes guiftoben oes Wagons, lhledteI
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BON anoern ihmerbbalten Spnptoinsrt Iro ote 6ols
gen pon 3isgepfa. @e9en oieie Ssiosn pat oas
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bal0 QelteHo madt.
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tpobI ale etu Srnic, ludbrtno 60 nod bic belons
bore @igeHibdft betet, ais cir mdd;i8ee 9ellRltttel
sur Ssisiti9ung uon SoE9elionen, oep SntiiinonH9
Der sebr une Der etI9sl0ciee, ioipie eessn @dlrA-
Mae Standardization plc +: auefhiase,
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9uitein, Senlsn, ScrbunteIn, 6iu9purni. Srinotogk
idlimns gusen. 9otbloui ardge, Sdori, Ni6ieIbe
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men oosr ibre Seihofenbeit is,. no9en, 'usToea
bu9itdblit onrd, sIss SuttTs augysrS;tst: nj
nesar Sitters fno abiabreno, idluels uno
pin6usibenb, ndbreno. barntreibeno, bsTubi9sHc,
reislinoerno. %alterirsno uno anti'biltcs.
8ineaar 8itters ale oos luunorbarIis Starfnn9e'
mittsi. oas lie Elm acknowledgements Spilem ua'
" o.. 8. Yse1onalo 4 Co.,
8rosuiftn, Can Braneiseo. Sal.
unb gde YBaSbin9ton u. CHARLTON st., Ren Oort-
D, bobeu mi alien Droaut0tu uno Sduolern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
VI iscpn fin:

HEr Bel Hr. luifet u. So. SO 9arelap Str,st Gscw
N,orf @. y. 6if3) uno 20i gine Strttt Cincinnati, g.,
1T erftisnsn une eur6 es 9~rpssisirn Ger ,euTeneurJu
@a,eite' Az tBtebtn:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09
DISASTERS
d Schooner Wrecked.


BROWNSVILLE, September 7.-Captain
reports that on the first instant, IN latitude
250 26/ north, longitude 93o ~ west, ne
spoke the schooner Monadnock. of Boston,
loaded with mahogany, from Frontera on
the twenty seventh of July. She was 6und
abandoned and full of water by the schooner
Island Belle, which took her back 70 From
terra, where she repaired 6nd sailed for
New Orleans.
a Wrecked Grow.
SEw BEDFORD. Mass, September s.-The
schooner Abbie Bradford, at this port from
Hudson's bay, reports the loss OF two New
Bedford whalers and brings portion of the
crew of one of them. The particulars are
as follows: On the fourteenth Of September,
1872, the bark Orray Taft, at anchor near
Marble Island, Hudsons bay, parted her
cables and went ashose, landing high and
dry in such Sosition that she can not be got
of
On tAe naeteenth 60 Octobee 3oJlow O 9
tho bark Ansel Gibbs wen9 ashore at the
same place. went to pieces and is total
wreck. The Orray TAFT had no oil, but
the Ansel Gibbs had $50 barrels of whale
oil and IL 900 pounds of bone, the most of
which was lost. A small amount was saved
by the Abbie Bradford. No men were lost
at the time of the wrecks, but both crews
were obliged to live on an island until the
second of August last, and from exposure
and the lack of propee Good they were a9
tackled by scurvyg
The winter was 3arfully cold, being the
most severe for number of years, SO that
the natives of the island died by scores,
and wrecked crews suffered. Ten of
the crew of the Ansel Gibbs and four of
the ggeU Of the Orray Taft died