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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

An entirely new bill was offered last even
ing, and one in which the entire company
were given an opportunity to display its
abilities Little Sallie De Angels distn-
gnished herself in her sketch entitled the
"Ontcast." This child displays wonderful
histrionic talent, and if only trained proper
ly, will one day become remarkable act
ress. The entertainment wound up with
the iaughable comedy Of Pocahontas, or
the Gentle Savage"
By way Of remark, all we have to say is
that we do not think we would mind it a
bit it we had to be scalped, providing the
interesting operation could be performed by
such gentle savages as are represented by
Misses Harrison, Freidepberg LIE Brnn and
Annie Mack. LII fact, we are inclined to be
lieve that we could even endure having the
uncommon name of Smith if we could be as
good looking in that character as is Miss
Engle. The latter, by the way, will take a
benefit on Friday evening. We hope to see
a full house. On Saturday there will be a
gift matinee, with gold watch and chain
for the prizes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21
The Heilnan kidnappers
Caught.
Heiman Released.
Excitement in holly Springs.

Our readers have fresh in their minds the
atrocious outrage committed few days ago
npon one of our citizens, Mr.. A. Holman, by
a party of New York detectives, aided by
some Of Kelloggs body guard.
The detectives came here with reInisi-
zion for Mr.. Holman from Gov. Dix, of New
York, and obtaining kelloggs Endorsement
ON the same laid in wait for and captured
their victim on Customhouse street, between
Chartres and Exchange Alley. They refused
10 sh, " Mr. Holman the warrant for his
arrest, and when he very properly declined
to be arrested until he saw the authority OF
the officers, those ruffans assaulted him,
and beat him dreadfully, so that he was
covered with blood, which ran in cOpiOns
stream over the banquet and into the gutter.
His hands were then manacled like felon
and he thrown into a cab and rushed to the
jackson Railroad, where manacles were also
placed upon his ankles. Without being per
mitted to communicate with his friends, and
refused even drink of water, he was borne
off for New York.
1t is exceedingly gratifying to know that
the kidnappers have come to grief We
learn that when the train arrived at Holly
Springs the detectives were arrested, and
Mr.. Heiman, being discharged on writ of
habeas corpus. made affidavit against his
captors for kidnapping. They were arrested,
and, being bound over to appear, immedi-
ately had lehman arrested for perjury, but,
after an examination, he was again dis
charged on bond.
There was great excitement in Holly
Springs about the matter and the citizens
evnced strong disposition to ornament
their lamp posts with the bodies of the
brutal kidDappers. The otiense of Mr.. Hell
man, we believe, was simply his inability to
pay all his debts, as evidenced by his going
into bankruptcy after offering to MIKE a
settlement, which was declined by his cred
itOrs.
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The Schneider Investigation.
The Citizens Committee.

Of the gentlemen composing the Com
mittee appointed by the MAJOR to investi-
ate the charges against Administrator
Schneider only two met in the Mayors par
lor-Messrs. Edward Booth and James Fitz.
These gentlemen adjourned, and the
Mayor is to appoint four additional men,
beers. The investigation is then to be pushed
at once, and every facility offered them to
expedite the matter
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THE GREAT FLOOD.

The broad expanse of water in the rear
Of the city has fallen considerably, and no
fears are now entertained of any serious
damage therefrem.
At the city surveyors we learned that
there was still a height of one foot and six
inches of levee above the canal water, and
are distributed about the line Of our pro-
lection, and there is every reason for con
graduating ourselves that we have passed
the crucial test
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The Shreveport Times, of the 18th, says
The view of the situation is not cheer.
full one. From every direction we hear OF
heavy rains increasing floods, broken levees
and threatened overflows. On the 10th a
terrific storm of wind and rain swept over
the whole country. On the line of the Tex
as and Pacific, trees, fences and houses were
blown down, and a freight train Of seven
cars fell through bridge on the road, nm
dermined by the floods. About Minde. the
country is flooded, bridges reported swept
away, the bayou is still rising, and the
warehouses in town are in two feet of water,
while the cotton stored in them is being
removed to the highlands in boats.
The water of the bayou spread two and
n half miles in width. At Monroe, there
have been continual rains, with the Ouachita
rising the planting prospects in that vici-
nifty are represented gloomy. Three and
half inches of rain fell between the hours Of
four and ten on the 18th. AT Fulton, the
river, on the 10th, rose in twenty four hours
ak inches, and heavy rains We're prevailing.
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Boswell one asked Johnson if there was
no possible circumstance under which sui
eide would be justifable.
"Now said Johnson
"Well y said Boswell, suppose man had
been guilty of fraud, and that he was certain
to be found Out?"
"Why, them" was the reply, Sin that case
let him go to some country where he is not
known, and not to the devil, where he is
KNOWN
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

An eccentric genius has sent in petition
to the French National Assembly, asking for
the passage of law providing that every
newborn child have its name and the date
Of its birth tatooed on its ann. The object
is to facilitate. Identification. The school
teachers are to perform the operation, and
parents neglecting to have their children
thus tatCoed are to be punished by a heavy
fine
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The Shreveport Times, of the 18th inst
records the destruction by fire of the City
Brewery, owned by Mr.. F. Bercher Loss
ST., 900; insurance, 5000.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

Parties having back taxes (CITY, STATE
PARSED to pay will do well to engage Messrs.
fARNETT 4 CAMMAcK, brokers, No. ~ CARoNDELEr
STREET, to settle them, which they prepa to do
allowing most liberal rate OF discount Also City,
school, State and parish warrants bought and sold
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Congressman recently apolOgized for
not delivering a speech on the currency
question on the ground that all the speech
writers were engaged three weeks ahead.
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lRy Telegraph.l

MEMPHIS, April 20.-To J. B. Woods &
Co., 124 Gravier street: Steamer Great Re-
public leaves here at noon. Leaves New
Orleans Saturday evening, 2ath inst.
j. p. YOUNG; Clerk.
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Two rival bellies meeting at fashionable
party, one said TO the other: 8. How well
you look under the candle light" SLOW
very charming you are in the dark" re-
torted the other.
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. louis AND NEW ORLEANS AND ur. q
CHANTS SOUL ERN PACKET LINE s-S5
,e&h composed OF the following
elG1ss=lE1 frst,class side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC, JAMES HOWARD
JOHN NILE JOHN A. SCUDl ER,
CITY OF ALTON, HLNRY AMEs
PAULINE CARROLL. BISMARCK.
GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER.
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND rur
BENDS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ST. p,,r
Will leave as below at O'Clock p NJ
PAULINE CARROLL,
James A. Aore, captain; Geo. Mitenberger, clerl.
TUESDAY, April 81.
GREAT REPUBLIC.
". H. Thorwegan captain; J. P. Young, clerk.
SATURDAY. April 25. 81
BISMARCK.
John Spane, captain; E. Ross Powell clerk.
TUESDAY, April %.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Iadipp in con-
necton with the Railroads to all principal point.
North and West.
J. B. WOODS & CO., General Agents.
ia Gravier street.
P. s-we the only Agents in New Orle.n.
authorized to act for the above named boats.
mh2S-tf
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beard OF TRUSTEES.
g. W. Allen l. L. Hass,
4 i Aiken L H. hunt
Hugh Allison j. Davidson Hill.
J. A. Brasellnan Jas. y. Lanphier,
w r. Blakemere Rubt. l.. Moore,
l. BLOOM John Myers,
Sam Boyd ID. ]. Mullan,
&. H. c. Brown, Edward Nalie.
John D. Cobb Edward C. Payne,
Lloyd 4. Coleman, Henry Reid.
Geo. W. Church, Il. w. Seatell,
j. w. Champlin, W. b. Thompson
j. E. Campbell, Fred Wing,
Fred. Ernest, q. w. Wood,
Ben Gerson. L. 5, waterman,
C. A. tireen Louis A. Wilt.
New Orleans, March l, 1873. apps I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

In some districts Of India it is the custom
to hold what is known as DEVILS dance,
when strings are passed through the flesh
of young men on both sides of the body.
The dancers sometimes die from their in
juries There is q resemblance between
this custom and that of the Sioux Indians.
who at intervals have feasts and dances. in
which young men who aspire to be warriors
have strings of buffalo hide passed through
the flesh on both sides of the breast, the end
of the strings being attached to cross
pole. or to buffalo skulls. The would-be
braves must dance without food or drink
until the flesh gives way and they are
liberated from torture. The two customs
may have had the same origin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Lu Ike jr, Pa Ed Martin, o
I Dewing, wife and DeGolyer 4 wife, o
child. La B F Page wife, Ills
Mrs J Martin, Ky Miss Martin. Ky
Mias T Martin, Ky Jones, Ala
ID Kimbal Mo 6 W Hall, Mo
d McKuy, Mo B Toner jr, Ills
Tocks. wife child Tex II Stanwood, La
d Robinson, Ala A Moses, Ala
NJ Clark Mass 81 Upham, Mase
CITY HOTEL.
L Barrot. Miss NJ kaufman, Miss
John Mckiver Havana WI Blackburn La
lex Burge, La d Campbell city
n j Mcmillan, Miss L Garrett Texas
Denny, Fla 81 Winning, Mo
L tarnes, NY tt Tarrrn NY
Reymushrffas lady. Texas
] Tehnick 4 lady sister, Texas
Mrs Pal rey, Mo DR. A 8 Crates. Mo
NJ vellolonga Mo G Shumaker Mo
VIM Haynad, La 3ardwel Miss.
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The Crops.

The cane and rice where the flood waters
have not reached is looking well. The rainy
weather, however, has interfered much with
all kinds of farm labor. The Irish potatoe
crop has also been seriously damaged by the
rains. On those rice farms where the plow-
ing has not been finished, or if finished, still
nnsown, the farmers have ceased operations,
apprehensive that they may be visited like
other sections with an overflow from the
river. They prefer waiting to see if the
food will give any indication of receding.
rather than incur the risk of the loss of
their labor and seed. In this they act
wisely.-PldqaemiR inc Sentinel, 18th.
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Ships.

LF+ For Providence and Fall River
Sf6es The AL schooner Kate M. hilton, Capt
- Stone, is now loading, and having most OF her
cargo engaged and going board will have dispatch
For balance OF freight apply to
GEU. A. FOSDICK l. CO.,
mh25-tc 80 Carondelet street.
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Steamships.

steamships.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
SEMI-MONTHLi LINE,
Carrying the United States Mails.
Juntata, j. W. Catharibe, Commander. 1900 tons,
faz0O, l.. d. Barrett, (ommanu er. 1890 tons.
To sail FRIDAY, May l, ut A.. NJ.
<EeA The hne AL steamship
= 2AS6R36 Jumiata,
j. W. Gather inc, Commander,
will leave her wharf, opposite Square, above
Passage to Havana, United States currency.
Passage TO Philadelphia. 80
Through tickets issued TO New York............. 60
Freight for Liverpool, An, werp and Brems taken
by this lne through bills OF ading given for same
For freight or passage, apply to
EDW. A. YORKE, Agent,
mh26-u Cor Carondelet and Gravi+r streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

HsECHANICS, AND TRADERS INSU.
RANCE CO. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
"A .CarOndelet Street.
soLICITS FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS AT
LOWEST RATES.
C,pIrAy. $500, OOO.
JAS A. WHITE. LLOYD R. COLEMAN,
Secretary President.
G. H. FROST, F. e. GREdoh1'
Asst Sec and Fire elk. Marine and River ClR
F. iUzoUT Inspector. Capt. s. B. FROST,
" p HASKELL Collector Marine Inspector
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST q. S. MAIL EXPIRES, PA,KEr
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at A. M
r. For Pilot Town, Southwest
lEskss Pass, aud all Coast laudiu gs-Ihe fast ex-
z.a-@A press U. S. Mail steamer
Marie,
w. S. Bassett, master,
will leave above, punctually, just below Canal
street terry landing returning every Wednesday and
Saturday. Passengers taxing tbs boat arrive at their
destination without delay, she schedule
time Makes all landings to Fort Jackson in daylight
ap21-lm
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
FOR MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, at s P. NJ,
IT. For Memphis, Vicksburg, Nat
chez, and all plantation and bend land
H lngs-
John b. Maude.
John r. Noel, master-Alt. urissom, clerk,
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, April 8, at p. NJ.
S1NNOTT L. ADAMS, II Commercial place.
w. Il. BOFINGER, IVA Common street.
The above boat will give through bills Of lading to
all points Oh Arkansas and White Rivers, and the
Arkansas Central Railroad to larendon, giving
through tickets East at reduce rates. mh25
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companies:
St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Lite Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Companv
Is called to the fact that the three have
been consolidated under the title of the St Loua Iife
insurance ompany The consolidated company, c. m.
bining as 1t does, the immense business of the threa
companies with the expense Of but Office MANAGE
ment. ia enabled to offer exceptional adyantaoes 10
insufers. For pay ment OF Premiums or any other
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, CT nj Southern AGENT y
Louisiana and Southern Miss, 1872 0rayier sn6
apS-u 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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OPELOUSAS.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P NJ,
r. For OpelOusas. W ashtngtOn,
&sastA Port Barre and all landings the Coast.
Atchsfaaya River and Bayou Cortableau-
The fine passenger steamer
bertha,
w. H. White, master, j. B. Schmit, CLERK,
will leave as above. Fer freight passage apply on
board, or to BkIIlON l. EPPLEk,
LUG Common street.
Will connect at Washington with Della No. 2, giving
through bills OF ladiDg Tor all landings on Bayou
Boeuf; and with Minnie ut Smmsport tor all landings
on Bayou des Glaizes. aplu
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OUACHlTA RIVER.
FOR ARKADELPHIA DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, April q, at Z. NJ.
~ For A, kaOelphia. Camden
49, and way landings Ouachita and Black
Fs.'s7z-zzzza kivers-The new light draft steamer
Willie.
j. ". Blanks, master, V. g. Entriken, clerk
will leave above For freight passage Apply on
board, or to
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, LOG Common street.
apis W. B. CLARKE, 50 Carondelet street
Leaves TUESDAY, April q, at 5 P. NJ.
For Camden, cha III pa mole,
49, Marie Saline, Trenton, Monroe OuAchita
s~..--.zA city, and intermediate landings on Qua
chita and Black kivers-Tne fine passenger steamer
Garry Owen.
N. Bouchman, master, b. S. Jenkins, clerk,
will leave above For freight passage apply On
board, to
apl7 I'd LORD & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
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TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John l. Adams,
w. A. johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John |. Noble, r. NJ Walmsley,
John Chatfe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Mllliken, Joseph W. Carroll,
Samuel L. Moore, A. Brttin,
}. j. Warren, j. T. Pace,
X. l. Buckner, A. H. May,
Samuel Frledlander, s. H. Snowden,
H. r. elsen, T. Lytt. Lyon,
w. s. Pike, W. c. RAYMOND
A. A. Yates, James s. Prestidpe
mh26 I'm Samuel H. Boyd.
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RED RIVER.
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p NJ.
r. For Fort DE II ussey, Barbfn's,
l&5ss&sAl,S Nornlan's Alexandria, Mouth OF Cane
River, Montgomery, Grand Eco-e AMI all
Lessfe Taylor.
4. Sinnot, master; john Hernn, assist. master;
9. w. Drown, clerk.
Particular attention paid 70 and plantation BUSH
ness. For freight passage apply on board, or to
SlNNOIi & ADAMS, ]
j. E. CARLIN ! Agents.
apis If BRI1TON 4 EPPLER,
r. For Jene rsOM, Shire W pOa and
all way landings-Ihe fine and fast pas.
~ senser steamer
selma.
Thornton Jacobs, master Tom Jacobs, clerk.
lin place OF steamer Southwestern.)
Regular Packet
Leaves on SATURDAY, April Is, at P. NJ. positively.
For freight or passage apply on board, to
GLUkGE PkGRAM,
LOG Common street. Agent
BRITTON EPPLEH, IO6 Common street,
GEO. d. HITE, Tchoupitouas street.
j. E. CAkLIN, Delta street. ap9 If
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Spsial=aOti'en.
0lutQrnlnfh.

QSenu bas Blut BUM unb ~wdieris. TT Der aanse ORE
s~snisnus perarmt. Das TIeiid Dirb i&Iaf. ben Ofuss
tsIa tebIt Sdrts. bic Rerpeu ~erbeu abseipaunt. bic
iHnereH Sraane perri6ten MIR unuoutommeu ibreH
Gtsnit. bas @ebiru wirb fridge. turaum Der game SSrs
per lit Mnr balls ~IebeuOis. SIR Sieisu m~iierabisn Gus
isaub Der &Srpsrmai&,ne lit b%auptfddli@ Der WtaseH
psrantwOrtIid. gtsi;s uub itarte bisiss Organ init
&oitetter'S @saSembittereus, nnb baIb rpirb ii6
cine entidiebeue geiieruus seiseu. Die @erbsieruns
Der gsrbauuns mitteIIt bieies ~traftissn wnb uussusbmeH
StdrtuHssmitteIs wirb bic umWanOIuns Der ~gsabrlus
tn rsi@es, reiues gIut our TOIse babeH, unS ba bas 8Iut
Der globitoff lit. aus weI&em bas Sleti&, bic MusteIn,
Sas gsbiru. bic Rno6er unb Iebes 5autdeu. @epsbe
nnb ganb Ses 85rpers l9 biIseu. 70 werbeH aue bieie
Ebeile. aus SeueH Der 9Srper beitebt, a~ImdbIis wiebers
srisust unS %setrditist. Dies 1T ssiuube aebre. nuters
fast sMr@ bic aosit Der Gbatia@eH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

ueber Seefrebfe, S@tIbz
trOten &C. i9reibt baS W. y. Sour
naI": vSom 9torfolt peroeu 6emnG1lt
bebeutenoe Senoun9en Srebie eiMtreffen.
Inter ben Seefrebiem baben Die SLIDER
uno bic 6Gubler, bic etuen ~beionberen
9ei9dfts3tpetg baraus MAIDEN, Die ges
.nieBbaren Ebeile oieies Sbieres in 8le6s
bii6len berpaft 3u Derienoen, berart
uufgerdumt, OaB ieBt nur ieltenS eetrebie
Sefangen tperoem, Die mebr ipiegen als Ii
Bfuno. Den 2e9tslaturen BON Wtaine
uno Wtaiia6uietts lie9en ieBt @eleBent>
tpilrfe Dor, Wobur6 es perboten peroen
fou. Seefrebie gu f%angeu, bte ipeni9er ais
2 YfunO nie9eM. Nm 0tenftag traf auf
Dem Sutton Wtarft cine Senoung BON
233 S9iIbtrOten Elm, bic ein@epi6t bon
8 bis gu 293 Yfuno baben. Die sr0Bte
fam bon 9%taiiau, bon no audi bieier
Gage Elm 3bier BON niobt tpenieer aLs 600
Bfuu6 @etpi6t eintreffen ntro. Die
fleinlten S4ilofrDten fomnnen bon SeeD
@elt. 8on bier aus ipirb cine groBe
Wtelge bieier S6iere na1 alien beoeutcnz
oeren Stdoten berI9tdt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
GpOt Gonntp Bombs 100 mnb S~nterelen
Gourie Don Giienbahns unb anbern MItien:
NJ a E.
Gbtca9o. 10. IpriI 1874.
BrOOhsHe.

WebI. Ser Martt mar feit obne
8erGm6erung I'M greiie. Die hcutige
Quotation: So. 5000 fir Spring
Superfines, SIS. $685. 90 fir gerinses bis
ausaeipdbltes @eltern @prtng grtras,
Grtros rnbig gu $5.50-9.25 fir geringe
big SancD Sorten.
&lete - Na6frn9e gut. 8ertGuie
tparen 10 Conner 3u $20.5O 9eltefert.
s-0erfdufe: 10 Gonz
nen 3n 500.
8ei3en. - Breile fielen I'M }c.
QuotattOnen: SO. 2 Spring $i.2l3
l.2l4 fir regulGren mno fir frtihe
2ufubr 81. 23B-l.24& baar; $l.2l4-
I.2l2 iir Npril uuo 81 .253--l. 25zz fir
Mat unb 81. 26-$1.272 fir Sum- =
16IoB an $l.2l2 fir 2lpril unb $l.255
fir Wtai uno $l.264 fir SUM-; Baarlas
bunaer fir neue 3Mfnbrem sM $l.24-
$l.27J; SEQ. l Spring $l.263 - 0to. 2
NortbpeItern bra6te $l.22; $40. 3
Spring All $1.l8 - l.l83; Nusl9uB
Spring 3uH $l.08-1.10.
Storm Der Mtarft ipar iebr flau.
3ufubren !paren gr6Ber. &egulGr go. 2
Derfauft an 61S-6lac fir Mpril NIB
fir Otai 65sc unb i9loB 3u 9eeues
Wo. 2 All 59-593; msues MusibuBs
Sort au $3.50; altes 90 Su soc, Nebrel>
&orn 60c.
Safer iebr tpenis @ei6Gfte tDur>
ben abgelma6t uIo Breiie tDaren pteoer
etpas b6ber. SEQ. 2 regular tpuroe
a~uoeboten all 423, frii6e 3ufubren ner>
famft al 44-444c, Nprtl gu 425c uilo
464-463 fir Mat. Iusi6ub gu AZ
-42}c.
.&oggen--Na9frage serine. No. 23u
92c fir reguldren unb 903 fir frii6e 3us
fubren i'm Store uno 9l-94c a. b. 3.
@erfte - quite 9ta6frage 5errl6te
fir bic b0beren 8rabe. Wir quotiret:
$40. 2 All $l.49 inn Central @lepatpr;
yto. 3 $l.3l-1.35, Gusl9uB $1.l5 bis
$1.18.
.-Tinotbniame $500
$50. 6leeiamen So. 75-5.80. Sla9s>
iomen 81. OO-2.2O. unsarii6er @rass
iamen 6O-65c. 9trie au 5000.
Sprit-93c.
Alcoholism SAB fir Export, abs
oeliefert mad Stem gorf soc.
Broniiionen: MeBport er0ffnete
fhtpah uno Breiie tpGren nieoriger; ipGs
fer mar ftarte Na6frage unb bic Hreiie
ifieqeu betrGbtli6. 0erfGufe su $l5.85
baar; Is. $4,000 fir Wtat, uno $l6.l0
-l6.25 fit Stunt.
S6mal3 = iuar ,lei6ter unb ittu, unb
tpurbe perfauft su 50. 623-9.65 fir Wlai
unb 1915 fir SUM.
S6meineSungen-$9.25.
SiiB gepDfeIte S6tnten 3u 9a-ll3c,
ie mad Wepidt unb Qualitat.
Stride S6infen = 9}c.
S6ultern-su 5a-55c lole.
Sarge flare Mittelltitde in Riften-
SIC, fur3e &c.
Surss 0tippensM ittsGitade-s8.45 fir
2Ipril.
Sett-43@7c.
8eefprooufte - felt 3u $23--23.50 fir
S1inten, ~$8.75-9.00 fur NfeB 8eef,
$9.75-10 fir @rtra DteB.
EaLg-su 65-7te. j
borns3uder-unter gutter Na6s
fraae. Meuer l4-17c.
8efentorn-par felt un6 in sien1s
Iiher Nohfrage 3u 44-9c fir gerinses
bis Mnstpabl.
Bobnen- lau, nit 8erfGufen Al
$l.75-2.20 fur mittlere unb $2-2.45 fur
Ytanp.
8Mtter.-@si6dfte lei6t nnb greiIe
iino ben Sdufern sInitig. Quotirt su
35-3Sc fir auSsepdblte unD Tanep
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

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oas v9tetp gorter Sournal" folsenDen
8eitrag: vSn ben lebten Wo9en iinb
mebrere Senoungen Salmen BON Gali=
fornien III Stem yort einsetroffen; bieie
caltfornil6en Til6e baben etnen eigen>
tDiirnIi6en 8au un6 t0nnen iib nit benz
Salmen aus benz Gennebec nidt peraleis
9en. yteui6ottil6er SaImen lit ge9ens
iDGrti9 ebenfaIs i'm Wtarfte uito iptro Az
$i.25 per 9funb n~erfauft. Sn &ursem
itno ret6li6ere Senoungen oieles ST.
ldes BON Nteui6ottlano uno Neubranns
i6tnetg 3u %ertDarten. Salmen ipiirbe Dtels
Iet6t ni6t 10 iebr in Der Na6fra9e leiu,
tuenn er ni6t Elm ieltener Slid ipGre.
8orocm mar oieier Slid ni9t 10 rar tpte
ieBt. SIS CAB cine 3eit, in Der Sieier
Slid in Connecticut m~allenDaft Dorbans
ben mar, 10 iebr, OaB Batter, bic ibre
Sungen BET einem 0teiiter In Die 2ebre
9abeu, Die 8ebingung in ben 9ebrpertrag
Gufnabinet, oaB Die Hebrlinge ni6t Ders
pflt6tet iein fouten, am Glide bes Osets
tiers mebr ais siuei Wtal per ISOLDE Sal%
men 81 eifen. Mitte Wtat trifft SaImen
aus benz Eennebec HiDer ein."