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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Gin Shilaoelpbter @llocrm0n ais
XSeftker elmer SDtetn0uc.

3 btla 0elpbta, II. MGrS. = 6cute
@benb iiberftel Gle Yoli;ci oas $oau8 9tr 80,
SaniomitraBe, in ipelfem Der @r- 4l6erman
Debit cine Spiclb6ue unO cine 2lrena fir
6abnenfdmpfe bielt. 9epitt uno cine sln
5abI spielgenOiien, tpeld)e ebeu i'm 8e9riffe
lanOen, Die Sampfbabne lOS5ulaIieu, wuroen
nrrhnftrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Ser SGttIaman9 tits Staafe Wesp=
0ur9.

Yougbfeepite, @..Y., II. Mtar5.
- Die erite 9urdfdbrung OeS SdulSwangs
@eietss ereignete itd) in 6tihfia, no Die Son.
itabler mebrere Snaben perbaiteten uno nab
Der 0iitriftsid)ule brad)ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Dit bfi6e Tuf-Aodlbeer0e
3,3anre,s 71afea- BahuDulpar

,Tettiu reinist uuo maht Die 3a9ne psis ISi't ben
SShnf Sic fSaoou Der Statet lit neu, neoli6, be-
aiIen Wpothefen uuo Orosuen=1anolun9en.
i99ItPVl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Die 8eiekgebmns bot gsetu =9orf
tttta Act. @cc "a q 4 r-MSrn4eE,

a1banp, u. g, II. 0ldrs. = Sn Der
aHemblp tuurbe beute iiber bic Sill, ipeld)e
6rauen ermad)tigt, gegen tbre @bemdnner IN
@riminalfdlen 3eugniB abSulegen, nn9itnitt9
berid1tct, Der Serid)t muroe angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Ser 0eed,er=Stltott=9SroseS.

Stem Dort, II. Wiars. = Der grobe
gfanealpro5eb id)leppt fif' in erniiOenoer
2anspeile peiter; es lpefoen 5tpar 9egenndrz
ti9 lnebr 3eugen pernommeu, aber oteielben
baben mentg gSi9tiges 81 iagen. @citern
iparen 8aitOr 6alltoap, Srau 2ncp sS. Wtitz
deli, welde Trau Silton i'm gSodenbette
perpfegte, unS s. 6. SAP aus Bloomington,
Snoiana, auf sem i3eugenitanbe. 9etterer
ersdblte, 3ilton babe in eiuen SorleIungen
Qehren her freien 2iehe aeprebiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
0Groer rerhnffet. .

Ct. 8 mis-, 16. Ofdr3. - 4ngelo Huiio,
elmer Der bel Der @rmorbung Balermo'S Se.
tbeiligten, bat bcreitS ein @eitdnbniB abge.
lsgt, wdl5t aber ulle Sdulb auf 2lntonio Ga
taleonio nnb Santo 0talio, ipel9e NIT tim
nprhnftpt ii11h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Winrn In 9srnnfLnf,-

q en- Yort II. Mdl3. : SO6u 9}ilep
lieferte it'd bente Der POli5ei ielbit aus ais
2f0roer BON Sobn NfOuagbau, bebauptete
aber, baB Settcrer i'm angegriiien uuo bis III
ietne gSobuung uerfolgt lluO i'm gu toOIeu
georobt babe, mOrauf er 5pet Sfiifie uad
Der @egeno beS 0ersens auf oenlelben abge,
fcuert unO fGit iOfurt toOt uie0ergeitredt babe.
Der Ser Orbene mar nit Der S9weFer pOn
&ilep Derbeiratbet nnb t6altdl betrInfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18

ben 9rut oes Sizes ausbalten. gS iino be-
reits $4,000 fir cine neuc Bride 9e3ei9net
f,nrNeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
u. Neswe, 5eransseber.
spe,ial Motisen.
BaIfSatcts
fire 1rfurdufe Offlfs.

LENEF fa|WEW*WNSE ~fTS$~J
GessssSisSde coa snutbs uno gSatersSttGhs
Gieie 3eieliaGtt peri1ert iortipd5reub 9e9en Se..
.uit ober Shaben burd Sraubunsliid ,o,nopl tn eei
Stabt ee TN eaaSs ole GEten non osSSsIaas4 giSIIst9a
N;cy6Gr<qrooufte. NlobeIn, Sdus 9eratbl9oEeHs
I'm sau bssriifene eoer i'm paisH In saouus OeFu''
Il he lFo9rSeu9e II. (. ip. s.,r.u.
9a5 GtrettoriunI beifebt aus ist 9eaoHen Set'e"s
SO Dm. g. GrrtlVn, Ptai.sShAs
SEQ. u. Si6er5, - S9ptl
cHS Tsrninoton 6. Diorton StcmGrt
Sp,,,4 T,nr4!s 3. Sira. y. 8. gteipcomer,
Pm Sarron, SroiIe 9orIpi5,
b. .. Steuart, ES. %. 3ao.or,
Gssn. 8. SruHe, S5tael Goqen,
@5eorgee. SarTiIou.
M3pfations<Sormularen nno f1eitete gtahr.dlt G6ei
Bic Gj.islliiaf fpirb in Der Office, SuoDeIi>GGe non
CON h uuo 28aterifraBe, ert9eit, po cul alte Vii
triae foIor erlebiat ueroeR. g,erherua9sn inerbcn
ori irgeno cine snip ansenommen. iuelde Ser ap9gs
iant ipini ben mag.
(9ani,1SO 1T. gHooop ortb, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Snr6aebrattnf.

ct. 2outs, II. Mars. - ,oeinri6 Bar.
tells, iuu., 6dnbler mt WoOemaaren in Gar
linuillc, ST. bat iid auf Die Ramen ieines
BdterS Hub S4pie9eruaters etpa $25 900
hrrld,ofit INN 1T Oer0uftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Y RAEEE, PrePFios2i,
9fr sifpn,o,rt.Grteo

mHs5ldsr MN i6Ou ldHgere 3eit 3pii4en Der
gPennlplponta." uuo Ter Baltimore. Ohio
Sa9nT entorannt 1T, hat nm and Die beibeu
gfeip..gorter 0urd Sabneu nit binciuGc;o.
9en, lnoem lte eS oni9egcben bubcu, nod Ian
ger all ben Sercinbarrngen ocr SaratoQa.
GOuferenS feit5ubalten. IS i6eiut jctt cIue
@criobe Ill uaben, IN meIder ieoc ser uity
groBen GOmpagnie'n MIR ibre eigencn Snte
reiien 81 &atbe Sieben uno 10 Dtel @eitdIt 0u
lid, rtif3eu miro, ais iie lrden0 perntaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
In, ahIen I'm WeftsS erSett

8NrIIH 81 on N..T.I 7; War6.-paz
milton Me0oiuea, 0emohat, pnres seitern
bier gum Wagor elwablt; oastsanSe benos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Ser st. YatrtGsta0 In anSeren
ShefIett 0eS 9dftoeS4

fratiide 5idet fegte. 9ieies lit ser erite
benlofratiidle Sieq ieit SSabren
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Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Was Altes.

Can 6ransisco, II. MdrS. - Der
SanOit SasqueS Oa an 19. .. OttS. in Gun
SCie gebdngt werOeH. 9eiu lieutenant 9ba,
ne5 hat 0rObbricfe 9eid]ift, in Oencn er blu
tl9e 9fad)e i4m6rt, i'm Sale man @a8qucS
n1ffriinFt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
8eid)maGpoae Srabtars
EgESg2Sgs9 beiten mno Srabtaduae.
9ufnr & 6 o III b.,

gtr. So, 9fOr6 6onaro Strase,
perfert;st OreetSduue fir Sesrd6nispldse, Salfous
u. t. NJ, Siebe, 9eero9tter, Sarge, 6eneri9irme,
sewebtcn Draft Ii. E. 10; ierner eiLsrEs Ssttaelen,
Settees, Gtitais u {. 70. IS wiro SeutS4l sefprps
6en. (Jan.t .1S,t&f0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
SdtHss Nu3etgen.
a Nur0neutf1er GOD0
- - HegelmGkigs
SaatpFSntHfs9es

Bremen lnn 8aIttuage,
Wis 5nutbaHbtun,
bnr bte etgeIs fir oieien 3ned on otr @tpoe e1baH'
sn NIT aen @rorbernfieH oeriepeHeu, rsusH ttItr'
uen Boft< DomviIbiiie pom 2500 Gonnen:
,8aIttntprs," capt. giltenbGiz,
,,@erItn," 8utIGer.
,,Gbip," Sdulenburg,
"Ssy@ss;,iasaUsss," "Ss,i;,isa SaS.ti@' SaSst@'
Die &rpe6ttionstass fnosu aatt, iute iotst:
Son Bremen: Sen 8Glttmo;t:
n2eip5t9" p. Nidrj.
"0hrRbers 10. 0ldrS. 8. gprii,
n8ruuuldlpei9" 24 Il.
Ino {erucr5u leoen Sluciteu Wttttuad) pom Sremeu
uno lsoeu Sneiten Samisaa nm nbG Na4mttlass
oon Baltimore.
8srmtttslit oeier Damrfer DsrOsn gdFGssre nod
9remen, SoutbGmpton Gonbon uno 3arre Gno 3u'
tld beIotoert.
8aTaaes0retge:
Son Baltimore nat Bremen, Sout9dmpton, Eons
6on ooer SABRE:
Sipii6smpe6 $24 Goarout.
Yi0H Soutbampton uGh Baltimore:
Smst5d,enoes siit ga :%gStGi Sonraut.
BON Bremen Ooer 9aure nab Baltimore:
SwiSdenOes sdit $s4 $s4 Sou So@rant.
Jtctour= r=StIIets
BON Baltimore mad Sremen o6sr 9apre uuo surud
3wtIhsnoeG $44.5O SOmramt.
BON Baltimore nab Southampton ooer souoon mo
Juriid BON Sout9ampton:
Gdilte $i7U Sob.
3wifdjcuDcG S44.5O Gpuramt.
Stuoer 5rOttbeu uuo 10 Su9ren 5abeu Die 6dltte.
gSegen Srdtbt uno Baiia9cIu oieIeE In ieoer Stus
Hot mpiebIen5mertben SdtIfeH Uenos man fiG On
bic GsHeratz4senten 9er stnie,
". Sd)umadJer 6 SpfriH.,
0ft90 1Cf1 SIR. y. GS,zShQYeSitr gQIttm 9ph.
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n@ yrefEt Sire @abl !!

ESAS
Sie aroBe r9jlecSz" ooer Sill, 9 ginger lne staQS
lnaid1ine 5ur Sbucoer. SD perfGuTe ale Soreh'
sro6e, mittIere uno Samiiien=@roBe auer oeflaiez
peueu giad,inen. Sirbtet Cub ntd1t, BET mtr oorz
su5prebsu, ba Sbr @elo oaourd, paren fount.
0y3. .O...., SIR. 1856, eh=SapetteftroBe, uno
WtCNelitp gtr. %, St>gatttmOsehreBe'
(Uiai2b,1Iqj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-18
Selearapbilae 9epeiAel1.
STANDARDIZATION.

(geritte Der ~gHociirten Breiie" fir Den "@ora
ipOn6enten,"O
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TERMS 0F SUBSCRIPTION.

By mail, IN airRos, pOitags prepaid
)ne yUaf......,....,,.SS 0OIThres Hontha..,s2 20
bllypF,,l Nv CarriCFI In CITY lie peF week.
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AIIrollcn Engagement I'uDIisIlcd

A Berlin correspondent Of San Fran
ciscO'papor, writing Of German belroth.
ais, says; There is one disadvantage con.
nccLcd with the German fashion OfmNk-
ing these matters so openly known 10 the
public, which will, | think, forever pre-.
vent our changcablc American lovers
from following their examples. Some.
times, in the columns Of "Family Intclli.
gcnce," In which births, bctrotllnls and
marriages appear, occurs such para
graph; "lfor satisfactory reasons the be-
trOthal Of our daughter Marguerite CHthR-
rinc uot1 with Herr Johann Wilhelm
ScluncnNn has been dissolved by U.s."
The names Of both parents in full legal
form follow this paragraph. just imagine
the horror Of such II catastrophe, young
ladies' and gentlemen Of America. Your
misfortune not only whispered here aud
there, and quietly discussed in the circles
Of friends and acquaintance, bnt.pro-
claimed thus in printed black AMI white
for IN unsympNthiling public. I'm sure
don't know how q German lraulein ever
survives II; but believe they do. People
don't die any oftener broken hearts here
than with liz.
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CHICAGO, May l5-Flour - Dcman,
fair and market firm. Whcat-t'irm; No.
spring 81 OjlIal o.; No. fresh 81 O3li
regular G19I spot; 81 0iA seller June
81 O7'Sni OK seller July No. D. 07haD7ISc
rejected S71GaSSO. COrn-Dull'a and lower
No. 2 mixed 7gIIC spot; 7JAc bid seller
June; 7OIlc bid seller July; rejected G9a
GOIGG. Oats-Dull and lower; No. ., G3NC
bid spot; 85c bid seller June; rejected Of 20
Rye--ACtiyc; No. |, 81 OGISC. Barley
Quiet aud unchanged, Pork Dnll and lie
Clined at $2l 90 spot; $2I i6a9i IN seller
June; 1871 ~ seller July. lArl-Dull al
SO 10 spot; SO i7iGalj 10 seller June
hulk Meals Quiet and unchanged. Wits
ky-Dull md nominal; sales ut 81 IS.
On call board wheat was weak and
easier ut 81 or June; ~ OK July. Coru
lower nj 7iIGa7i9sc June; 7Gilc July,
Onts firm nj Gle cash and Gjc June. Pork
dull aud lower nj $9l 3ja9i 10 June; $2l Gi
July. Lard weak and lower ut SO ~!
June; $i6 69IS July.
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PHILADELPHIA, May i5.--pctrOlCum-
Steady at i2I!nl2SSc for refined; Dltc rOl
crude. Clover Scrh-Dnigc for western
Timothy 50 o.. Flax SCrd-$i 80. Flour
Less firm; Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa family 50 gjnO 90; Pennsylvania, lndi
nna and Ohio do. 81 OOAG 90; high grade,
81 OOaS w. Wheat Moderately ncilvC nj
81 iOal ~ for rcd. IIyG--$i lOal u. Corn
Slow at SIC for yellow; SGaSGlIc fOi
western mixed. Oats--Dull at 7iA75c for
white; 73iGCfor mixed. PrOviSOns-Steady,
POrk--$gg 0Oa9g %. lIcGf lIams-$lS 0Ot
9g 30; smoked hams i3AlaIGc; plcklOd do.
i9Aal2J 70. 1Am-l4NaijAc. Whisky
81 22 for western. lIuttcr-StCady but
quiet; New York and Bradford county OK.
lras 2Sn3Oc do. frsts 23N9lC; western GxlrIl'
23a1lr; do. firstS 27n9Oc; rolls CxtrB 26a26C
Cheese New dull and lower; New York
3l5c; western prime l9NalSkc. Eggs
Western fresh 49, Gnl7c.
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GheQntelligeteer


NN"NNNt EUS NNuuSAASE ptVEI'
About seven years ago n party Of hun.
ters from Allegheny City, went to Eric,
Pa, to hunt ducks up on Pressure Isle
Peninsula. Ono Of The party, Mr., Charles
l.. Hutchinson, lost valuable gold watch
and chain, gift from very dear, de-
ceased friend, among the numerous little
ponds tina. intGrscct the Peninsula. Long
and dtligent search, consuming several
days, was made; and, no trace Of the
watch being found, tho search was given
up rs q hopeless one, Mr.. II, went back
to Allegheny City, but could not forget
his loss. Seven years have passed since
then Last week while there on visit,
he felt a strong inclination to renew the
search for his lOng.missing time piece, and
alone he again went over the ground
formerly trHvCrsed by him. While sitting
down among the bushes to entity his boots
Of the sand that had just got into them,
he Glanced to cast his eyes upward,
when, to his intense surprise and Joy, he
saw the watch and chain, hanging 10 the
limbs Of small Sapling, Just rs they hal
hung there seven years before, when the
young twig-nOw grown quite largc-had
icrkcd them from his pocket The wood
VI the sapling had grown over and about
the chain, holding II in u firm grasp. Mr..
Hutchinson carefully cut of tho branch
within which tho chain was imbCd,lcd,
and expresses his intention Of preserving
II in that condition. The watch has been
cleaned and repaired, and, strange to say,
is now keeping as good time rs in former
years. The watch is an English hunting.
ease, and, when found, bore littlCovidGnCe
Of the exposure to which II had been sub.
iCCtcl
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May i5.-ThC detectives
connected with the capture Of Lawrence
say that the silk combination 10 deirard
the revenue was one Of the greatest con
spirNciesevrr formed. Numbered about
live hundred members, many Of them he.
ing men Of wealth and position, both here
and abroad. The most extensive ramiii
cations Of the system were IN England and
On the Continent agents lping kept III
nearly every large port.
CROOKED WHISKY.
Collector Fteeland, acting under Orders
received from Washington, detained
about one hundred and fifty barrels oI
whisky in Brooklyn. II had recently mr.
rived from the West, and Is supposed Il
bc CROOKED whisky"
Collector Frccland is now inspecting al
tcctilying establishments in his district
There are fifteen such places, and the oh
jet OF the inspection Is 10 ascertain
whether any of the so.cnllel crooket
whisky had been received, Sincc III,
seizures were made public. Tho owners a
only two distillcties in the district Inv,
notified the Collector II their intcnlio,
to run to full capacity. All the disiii
lcrics that have been closed or PARTIAL,
closed will again resume operations.
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r ;}I IND
;SI(I(.
1!|iI[| T1I|13
Carl ] S
AN D
UNDERTAKING
= :, - : -. : :
'.I. q W |.
ONO COUNTY COURT.
IElna firC aud Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling
In ChanCCry,


UCOEc lsOlFrts anil others,
By virtue NJ decree NJ the County Court Of Ohio
county West Virginia, made and vnlGrd OIL the
10Th day VI January, 1870, IN the above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
prAC,l 10 Sc nj public auction, at The front door
nf The Court llOuse Of sIld Ohio county, on
TUESDAY. APRIL q, 1875,
COmnenrngat 10 O'clock 4. N. Of aid day, all Tho
CM and other mnrruls, belonging al present 10 The
CnqcCnt Iron Company, which lre IN and under
lands that were conveyed To tho mll uOOnla hob
Orts by the dSN Of John WOOls, trustee, and Mar.
Tia Knox, Bearing date the StI day Of June, 1868
and recorded IN The Clerks Office Of All Ohio
county In DctSl lhOk No. %, IngO i67i excepting
only NJ much VI said COal as wis conveyed by aItl
Geipr Roberts Rnl wife TO Emma H. Carter by
dcTl dated the let LAY Of January, 1870 the said
LOCSl being tlCNl Of exchange between tho said
Emma y. Carter, Of tho ono part and tho sal,l
Genrgp Roberts Of the other narl, aud recorded III
said Clerks Office In Deed Book No. 81, pdgG q.
.iin, oil the cIa, ways, easements, rights aud
privileges which by the slhl lust mentioned decd
q exchange were grantc! ly tho said Emma u.
tho alme COal, minerals, ways, easements rights
anal privileges which wGrn conveyed by the said
Roberts aud wliO 10 tho Crescent Iron Company
by deed hearing date tho 18th day II July, 1871,
and recorded In mid Clerks office In Decd Hook
M. 81, IHIgU lG7 For moro particular and minute
description u the mers and bounds ii the premises
here Offered t0r sale, the cOTSc Oi entries, AMI tho
character u pther improvements COnnCCtel with
tue ElnIr rCiGrcncG Is hereby mnlU 10 complete
plat Of the Hh premises now pUSletl In the Clerks
office Oi Ohio County Court.
TEIIiS or BALE--OnO.iO fourth of Tho purchase
money 10 bo paid In ciush on tho day Of aIle aud
tho residue Of said purchase money 10 IL lAid IN
four equal annual nstallmcriS with Interest there
Oh irUm tho day Of sale; the purchaser 10 give bonds
with security, 10 10 approved by said Special Com.
nlltslUnerS, Iir SAIL deferred payments, and tho
title 10 said property 10 10 retained until The aIl
purchase money shall have heen fully pal
JAMES I. ROuElLS,
Il. q. BARR,
mr2G Special Commissioners
ThNhlOvC lClsndjOnrnel until WEDNESDAY,
May 18TH, nj IN o'clock A, N. ApB0
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ClSCtSNArI, May i5.-ColIon-Dnll nj
i51lr. f'lour-SLCGdy with moderate dc.
mnnd. Whcat-Stealy nj ~ 3Oal 70. Corn
Steady at 77n1OC. Oats Firm at O7nGDC.
lIyC-E'irm ut 81 %. llNrley-QuiCt and
unchanged. Oils - Unchanged. Eggs
Firm nj i3aiSlSC. Butter and Cheese
Firm. l'urk-Stcaly NJ $sg w. lhrtl-
Demand active andpticcs advanced; steam
i5Ic; kettle ljlsc. Hulk Mcats-Activc;
shoulders sac; clear rib iIsic; clear i2iic,
Ilacon-Stcatly with n moderate demand
At S'SnigAaiS1c. Whisky-Firm at$l II.
llOGs-Dull common 81 COo7 %; good
a. Gins %
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She Hal II Plan.

nctmil Free rrlTN
A gaunL woman jumped into the Cen
trail Station yesterday, bonnet askew md
eyes blazing, aud M she reached the Ser
geanLs desk she exclaimed:
"l'm the Widow Coon"
"Ahp remarked the Sergeant.
"And | want to know II my landlord
can raise the rent on mC| she went on.
al guess so--lnudlOrds cando most any.
thing"
"lIut INT widow"
$50 you say"
"Anl Isn't there u law to protect a
wild ow from having the rent raised"
Never heard Of one"
"And / haven't any more rights than q
ma rried womnnY
"NOt one"
every we'll" shc Raid, shutting her
teeth together and striking the desk, al n
widow hasn't any rights III marry some;
body nforc sundown-you hear nc nowr
And she kicked over chair and walked
nIti
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BALTIMORE, May i5.-Flonr-Wrslcrr
suprrlinr 81 50aj 90. Whent-Fitmrr; No
. western amber 81 ~; mixed do. ~ 30
No. / western red 81 81; No. 9 Ito. 81 80
Corn-DcmNnd good. Oats - Quiet ant
firm; western white 7Ga77c. lIye-QuiCt n
81 iOnl Is. llay-Firm and unchanged
rrOvisiOns-Dullnnd heavy. rork-$22 u
a2a 20. Hulk Mcats-QuiGt; shoulders Dc
clear rib i2iSnl9hc, loose. lIacOn-QniGt
shoulders O9ic; ClCar rib he; hams ilISi
1919. lAul-Dull; rCiinCdlGdiGi ~; steam
ibiIntbAr. lIuttcr--F'irm and unchanged
Petroleum. Nominal at bjkaBc. Coffee
bull and unchanged. Whisky-firm.
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NRw YoRK, May 5.-The,packNgC trade
in domertic goods Is heavy and jobbinv
branchcSquict. Cotton goods fairly steady,
except shirtingS, which have n dropping
tendency. Prints continue unsettled, but
command good pricaS. Ginghnms still in
light supply. Wooden goods rule quiet in
first hands and shawls are very dull. For
cign goods uniel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-17

STATE BONDs-Quict aud nominal.

RAILROAD lIONDs-Dull and steady In
the late afternoon dealings and at the open
Ing Of business,
STOCEs-ThC stock market for the gen.
eral list was barely steady, aud weak for
Erie and Union Pacific, which were down
ha4 per cent, respectively. As the morn.
ing advanced the whole market became
firm, aud prices advanced Lsalh per cent,
but later became irregular, with Union Pa.
cifc and Western Union rs the strong fen.
lures and Lake Shore the weak stock, on
tho report that the Panama people were
about to back down in the position they had
taken in reference to the Pacific Mail, but
ut the close stocks were weak and the low.
est prices Of the day in some cases were
made. In the last sales Lake Shore declined
to o., Eric to 2GIs, Pacific Null to $685.,
Northwest to lOIi, 81. Paul to 80, Ohios TO
I5ls, and Western Union to 77N. Union
Pacific reacted from n to 7j9i aud closed ut
7GIs. Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph nd.
vanccd to 95H, Delaware, I.ackawanna 4
Western declined to 1914 and Michigan
Central to II. The transactions ut tho
Stock Exchange were 25l 600 shares, Of
which GOOOO were Eric, $500 Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern, II 600 Pacific Mail,
10000 Western Union aud $4,000 Union IN.
riH0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-17

PITTSBURGH, May 10. 80 WhCat-StCady
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 33al rs
Corn-Quict; car and shclled S0aSsc. Re
trolcum- Firm crude 81 3giS at rNrkcr's
refined l2lfc PHILADELPHIA delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-17

TOLEDO, May l5.-FlOur- Steady and in
moderate demand. Wheat-Dull and weak;
No. white Wabash 81 So; extra white
Michigan 81 81; amber 81 99IS; No. red
81 50; No. 2, seller June 81 80. Corn
Dull and lower high mixed NE; low
mixed &c; no grade 76C, 0ats-Dull and
nominal; No. :, Csc; white Michigan 6S94c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-17

RocKtASp, Mr., May l5.-Alfrcd
Spear last night, while drunk, shot his
wife twice, and then KILLED himself. The
wife may recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-17

CLEVELAND, May i6.-whCnt, Corn and
OatS--Sicndy md unchanged Petroleum
Steady; iI0' test IKE; 1902 State test
i2ifc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and StOcIIs.

~" ASA4 NASASS aAG Ht4GAAAs
EKw YORK, May l5,-MoNEY-Easy at
9a9lz per cent on call.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Heavy and lower
with quotations more or less nominal at
Si.S6aisG1s fol. bankers 60 days sterling and
SlS9aLSO}s for demand; 4alIs for prime
mercantile paper, with the next grade at
iIsa6 per cent, The banks are buyers Of
paper and the supply is small.
GoLD-0pencd at llG, fell of to ll5T,
advanced to llGI9 and closed at 1857. The
rates paid for borrowing were ., /, IA and
Upper cent pcrannum and l-Giper cent per
diem. Loans were also made fiat and at >
per cent for carrying. Clearings $4,000
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursCd
to-day $4,000, and received for Customs
'$l0i 900.
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TRANSPORTATION.

pi SG.' Ian y and 70 run Daily. No. Is and No 90