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9aS aeIbe Wteber.

9Saibt gtOn, %. Slli. - @ine BON
benz Sberiten Cooper aus 9eniacola bier eins
gelaufene 9epeid)e berid3tet, oaB bereits Gr'
franfuns8ialle am gelben Sieber i'm &riegSz
bafen uno in ben Srtl6aiien in Der llmgegenO
oorgefommen ieien. .3u Sort Sarrancas iinO
fitnf wettere SOOesfdle porgefommen. Der
9eneral.gSunoar3t erbielt cine 0epei9e, baB
geltern Elm SobeSs unb elm neuer @rfranfung8z
faa uub lett 9eitern abeno tiinf neue 8obes.
falle 81 beri6ten leien. Or. Sternberg tit
toDt. Sn Pidens lit ieit ben leeten Sc Stun<
ben feiu uelIer ssall aemelbet iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Guropaiidje 1abelbertd)ts.
GemtihLano.

8erlin, 28. Suit Sberit Sornep reii't
iiber gSien unD Seth mad ct. petersburg.
Der 3iped leiner 9teiie lit, 9fuBlano su Der.
aulaifen, iit, on Der Ybilaoelpbta'er gSelts
ausltellung 81 betbeiligen.
Baron D. Sd)l63er, Der oeutid)e @eianbte
in gSaibin9ton, mirb oeulndtit auf ieinen
Boiten 5uriidtehren.
@naIano.
2onbon, %. Suli. gu ai6ton babeu
so Sabrifen itllgeiebt, lpooltrfJ 5000 arbet,
ter Die Seidafti9nng einbiiBten.
gu OunSee itellten 81 Sabriten ibre Sbdz
tigteit Elm, pobur9 $4,000 Yerionen beld,af.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Rod ettt 9roees oalltment in
sReff1s 81 n1P

Nemz0orf, %. Snlt.-Sie y@ommerz
al,8aaren. Niebcrla9e ee@ompagnie" bon bier
itelte tire 3ablungeu elm. Seranlafillng oa-
5u iinb bic groBen Sori6iiiie, Die bic Cont
pagnie auf Grubten in @uba, ipeld)e bltrd)
Die friiben 3egengiiie perni9tet purben, ges
madt bate, iorpie bas 5aaen bon @iienbubn=
Si6erheiten, beren itdl eine beoeuteube CUNT
me in ibrem geiibe befanb.
Die Paiilpa merOen auf S1,5O0,0OO ange,
geben.
Gs beiBt, baB bic aftioa Der .Gomnlercials
@aaren gtieberlase Gompagnie," melfje
Smeifelbait ober faul iino, Die D6be Don s4,.
900, 900 erretben. Sin oolltdnStger Status
Der @eiddftSlase Der @ompugnte bofit man
innerbalb IA &agen anfertisen gu f0nnen.
Brefdr mar bic Sage OerielbeT i6on felt gez
raumer 3eit, ais ite aber faul Su nerben be-
gann, muroen ote@ldubi9er eriu9t, ihr eitlen
Diernlonatllhen austaub NIT 20 Yrosent
3iuieu gu sepdbren. Die 8eiserlng bierSu
mahte Die Tlappe su unb Die @ompa0nie mar
geswungen, 5u capltuliren. sic pfegte au6
beoeutenoe Sori6iiiie auf Baaren III mad)eu,
Die iie i'll ibren ie9sSebn 9roBen gtieberlagen
auiipei9erte nno on ibre Irbeiter uno Se.
0ieultete QblteR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29

. el = B / a, 28. Suli. = @r,
Prleiter Geroemann belt beute AbenO ieine
utelbeipro9eae Sorleluug iiber 10 Sabre
i'm Prleiteritanbe." SIS maren etma 200O Ser,
ionen onpeieub. 9a man llnruben befiird).
tete, 10 bate Die Boli5et Sorfebrungen &C.
trohen. Ser Gorleler erfl1rte bic @riinSe,
luelds i'm peranlaBten, ans benz 8rteiferifanbe
III treten; er babe It6 bic Safle brei Sabre
lang iiberlegt, ebe er ben S4ritt getban. 0ie
irldnOiiden BrOteitanten ruarsrtrn GROCER au,
sabl anmeeno, uno 4Qes perlef rubiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Sas W,o ,tt,fai,t Wea0op,WafSaereq

. ~ Der, Itnp, Z8. Sult. = Wtebrere
3eugen purben bente pcrHommen, Die int
gSeientltd3en NIT ben porangesaugenen iiberz
ein ftimmteu. Die 3elle bon See murOe beute
burdiud)t, nub fanO man 3ablreide id)riftli.
DE Gnerbletun9en BON Siilfe fir etneu Slu6t>
perln6. Die SertbeiOiguag iiberretdte beute
gtatmltta9 eln tele9rapbii9es affiOapit aus
Der Sal8ieeitaot, beulauiOl9e Brigham goung
uno @eorg U. Smitb lidl in 5u i9mat)em
@elunbbettS5nitano befdnoen, Inn mad Sea>
Der III tommea uno perlangte, oab oereu De-
politionen an9enommeu meroen lollteu, mas
permeioert mlIr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Gin ftttter Mnfnr.

S M b teton, Out, 27. Suli. - Sin
neuer Wotor, Der benz Sernebmen na6 nit
8eelep'S 0totor riualiiirt, iit ieet IN bteiiqer
Stabt in Operation. Die bepegenbe Strait
beltebt in neun Sbrileu 2uft uno einem Sheil
&oblengas, weld' 9etteres Die Grploionsaee
malt bilOet. Der @rfinOer forbert &eele1'8
Utotor III elmer gSe.tprobe heraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Rod eta Ssans tn yfe.psDorf TT
Sd)ipulttdten.

New y ort, q. Snll. = 5. 9. 6or0 &
Comp, Su1bdnoler, baben ibre @ldubiaer
su etner 3uiammenfunft auf mor9eu berufeu.
OaS @irfuIar beiagt, baB baS @ei9dft, fir
oaS man 6iilfe beanipruhe, ni9t init Der
:, ,;z6riitian Union YMbllihin9 Comp" in Ser
biuoung itebe, beren Srsaniiation getrennt
ici uno gut iiebe. IS beiBt, oab 5enrp gS.
Gage unO Senrp sc. Glepelano, NIT 8eeder
in Der ,@brtitian lluiOn" aiiociirt, in feiner
Gerbinpuus NIT benz Sudbanolunqs @ez
id)dfte iteben. 6rn. 6OrO's Sbeilbaber iino
Samuel gStlfeion, Sobn 6. SOwaro uno
Gbm. 6. SSoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
VI Ct, d, lmt or0 tllt G0ero rofeTenlanSe.

St. NOn18, %. SnIl. = Glne Nepelfe
bon SpringfielO, Wto., nleloet, baB ein 8e,
9foB, Sberbdnptltng Der &berofeien uuO @a1z
oioat fir Die gSieoerermablung in Der Ndbe
BON Sort @ibiOu Don elmer an6abl 4nbduger
ieine8 @egners 0omning ernorbet lpuroe.
Sberit SOuOinot iOl mad beul NOroen ges
floben ietii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Nlnrrt1 nerhnffcfA

IS ihingtOn, %. Suli. = Selltc
Worgeu erbtelt Der Diitrifts anlualt cine
Nbi6rift Der in ct. 2onis gegen Iperp ans
bdnglg gema6ten Gnflage ncbit et!lem Sefebl,
Oenielbell uerbafter 81 laiien. Sr. 6. 80.
@rape6 erbielt pen 9aftbeiebl unO pollitredte
Denielben gegen I'll llbr Sormittags. Iperp
itelte $4,000 Siirgidaft fir iein Grl6eincn in
ct. QDuiS uu0 mltrbe eutIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
NoM{,,,Tnt In Qo,,jsN{mn

2ont8bttle, &n., %. Sult.-Oas Sas
badsbDrlenbau8 bon bier ihlob geitern ietue
Sbore. 9a8 Gtablifemeut beiano iih idon
ieit geraumer 3eit in elmer pretdren Gage uub
beiien iebige6 6alllmeut fteht in fetner Se5ie'
buug nit BEN Oe8 gtensY YOrfcr SauicS.
S0meit e8 itb bis iCbt conitattren ldBt, iit
bier in 2ouispille we0er cine Sanf nod ionit
cine Briuatperion BON Dem 6alltmente BON
Duncan, Sberman & Comp. betrOffen NOR.
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
9aS Syaltment bon Snmcatt, Sber=
1tt,tt & GDutD.

9femz9ort, %. Suli.-Gm perganae-
nen Ntonta9 iibertru9eu bic 9Sittiee Sarlb
Sc. q. SHERMAN unO g8m. Sutler Duncan
BON Der 6irma Duncan, Sherman & Comp.
liegenbe Sitter i'm 8ertbe BON $685., 900 anf
u. Duncan, ben @hef oes fallirteu 8anfbau.
ies, 10 oaB oieielben ben @ldrbisern nun su
@ute fommen.
Den Commits bes fallirten 8anfbauies,
iuel6e eifrig bamit beitditist fino, ben Stas
tus Der Sanf aufsuiteueu, lit @ebeimbaltuna
iiber alle @eid)ditsaugelegenbeiten aubefoblen
rporbeu. Ger Prdfibent Der Staatsbanf BON
9epzDorf, mo- Die fallirte Sirma ibre sSonos
oepoulrte, iagt, oaB Die 3ablnngsetnfteaung
oerielben ibm gang unerlpartet gefommen lei,
oa auf nttt Die geringiten Qn5eid)en Der 8a.
tuitropbe pOrangsgansen ieiem. Gr slaubt,
oaB bic BON ibnI pertretene ganf ;milden
$300,0OO hiS 100000 Siherheiten BON
Duncan, Sberman & Comp. in Sdnbeu
babe, Alles uollgillti9e Baptere.
Ser geuo1mdhti9te BON Duncan, Cher
man & Comp. CAB bente Die grtlaruns, DaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Eohtttnfnu.

atomic NJ II, Benni., %. Salt Der
@brlu. 81. Subion, Elm YreSbpterianer. @eiit.
ltdler, purOe belte iammt ietner S9mGgerin,
SRI. Srbion, ans ieinem @agen gei9lenbert
uuo brad Da8 9liidgrat. gtHe @teoeraenee
lung 1T nt9t sn bofien. Die Dame erbielt
i6mere Serlebungeu am Salie. 9as 8ferb
iGeute uno brannte burb, mas benllnfaa per.
anlaBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Sr6n0c.

RemsOort, 20. Suli, llbr firth. -
am 6nBs oer for9anTrabe in Serieg @itp
entltano etn Seuer, rpte eS beiBt, am Yorb
eines nit Del befraAteteu Qidteri9iffes.
9tdberes fonnte bis jett nibt ermittelt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Sie yItr9tnitts" s"sGmtid)dOts,ts,gss
iitasate fiiiit8. - Ser bat Gts
t,7NS sas fcrNprt12

Arlington, %. Suli. = Die sGnt-
idGbiguug BON Spanten fir ole Spier OeS
!, Sirginius" lit eingegan9en uub fann Der.
tbeilt weroen. gnipriide iiuO an Das StaatSz
Oepartemeut Ill rId1teu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
SermiSGte Sepei@cm aus
D aA.n 81 -.Ap

p>Dorf, %. 3uli. - Sob erSffnete
81 1138, bis 10 llbr 80 Rinuten itisg ,eS anf
Ia.
- Der llnteridae,neiiter Sablte beute ais
Sntereiien s1O6, 900, fir cinge5Ogene SbGga-
tionen $17, 900 ans.
= Die 3oa gtnnabmen betrugen beute
S533, 900.
Der 9pfr. Utopia" traf bon @lds9ow
ein.
per 9pfr. n@reeec" traf BON QonOOn
hier ei11.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Gtne GtiembaBn tti,faDrbar se=
tt1OrOeft.

8oonptlle, Mo., %. Suit. - gine
II Yteileu lange Strede Der rOtifourisSan.
iasz nnb Seras- gtienbabu" smtiden bier uno
SeOalia 1T bur9 Den 8cgen ausgepai9en
INN n1n;ltd1 unhrnlIhbar nemnrheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
9ie BE It { orte
Gement
tao calcinirter MSrtel.
00n0 Saf, eaIeinirtea Di6rteI uno
OOOV ifaf glemarfz iinn RnfennnIc

VVVO t5nB YttWutfs uHO OUtOfeHOnIe<Nemeft
alter celebrIrter 8rano").
Sieier ,Brauo" III Der ounteIfarbtos 9ez
NJ mt, pouon man letht cre 2beile Sauo' n. 1mei
3beile Cement 9ebraut:H tam.
IS madt CUTE uno oduerbaIte arbeit nit ,tpei
&beile SaHo uuo eiuen 2beil Cement, uuo fiir ante
Stein@arbeit pter 2beile Sauo Su einem Eheil &C.
mcnt; 800 Rfuno no ein 5soB, fpelbes pier Buid,eI
euthdt. Oieies lit Elm @efpinnIt bon a bis Y Bus
ldel iber ole dnoeren nSran6s."
100 SSafier enaliId1eM 0prtIanO Seuteut
fOU Su pertauicu bei &. Senrn t3ieie.
Hr. FL, epear'S gSesfte
u2S,3i,i0,6,52,S,5f,7U,o,S2,o,54O
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Mbtrttts=
q Reintgungs-
WDnnrnt.
Serbeiiertsr
ni9t : erplniiber
germ1loScr |

6anptotiiee: 0r. 90, HorS=SuuiSasstr.;
3tpeig Ciiee: Nr. $50. ytoro @aDFrabe
gsobnnne oss 4. 3. Smith, Nr. 215, GnrSz
Seaer II. I. 10. peroen bel Gag uno Rad,t o9ne @es
ru1 ODER 9efabr be5 grplooirens serentst. BeieIz
luu9en meroen erbeten uub punftlid, Gusgefiibrt.
(Suuit1,1SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29

St. > an I, 20. Sull.- Yeflonen, Weldle
BON Dem S6auplate oeS @iienbabnunglids
auf Der Otiiitiitpplbriife bel SrainerO bier
eingerofien iinb, er5ablen peitere iuterefaute
Giu5elnheiten. 9llS Der 3ug Die Bride freuSte,
b0rte Der 2ofomotufiibrer oaS &ra6en uub
-brahte alle 8ampffraft in &equiiition, I'M
0aS anbere llfer 5u errei6eu, aber ermar nt6t
erfolgretd,. Der 9auptbogen Der Bride
brad inter Der 2ait beS 3u9es, unb Der gan3e
3ug itiir3te binunter. Ser Sraf puroe IN
9reiuiertelmeile gntiernung 9ebDrt. Ser
6luB iit bort 800 6uB brett uuO baS @afer
6 8 iSlR tlef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Ste repubItfantfdDe StantS Cots
Deutiott pon Wiiutteiota.

OF. PaNIr WRllH., e. SuH. = Die
republifanii4e Staats. .@onpention trut beute
oas @oupernearsamt noninirt, fir bas amt
beS StaatSlefretdrs s. U. Srgens, fir oaS
oes Staatsfatneiiter8 9S. Yfdnber. 9tamz
ieD'S Grafton mar iie9reif. Die Blatlform
ipri6t li9 fir Riidfebr sur Sartgelb6ablung
nm nenen hRn hritten SRrrfiu nliS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
8eoe,tten0e Meaetoifiie int ~ eifcit.

@tnctnnatt, %. Sult.-OepeI0en pon
Cambridge, SnO., meloen, baB e8 ndbreno
Der lebteu Sage beitGnOig gereguet bat, uno
OaB paOurA Die @rnOten in jeuer @tgeuo
i9mer gelitten baben.
SIN Smiterlanb. @ouutp iuiitbete Elm far
fer Sturm, pel6er mebrere SGuier entba1te,
Sdume entmur5elte unb auf ben SelOcru gro
Zen Sdiaoeu alrid)tete.
Sn llrbana, o., glanbt man, baB Die
GrnOte beS ganScn Counties Ourd) ben Regen
perntdttt muroe; and in Sapette- @ouutp 1T
Der angerid)tete Sfaoen iebr qroB.
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- uYDtlaoclpDtasgRilmIn8t0ns8als
fitttnf.pr fSfScnbohf1 a.

gadb YbttdoepbtG, g3egetdtioueu uno r8sIGa
mare @tenbabn" um 7.2j Dior9eus, SonntagS auss
gen0mmeu.
ytab BbitaocIpbiH uno enzgorF-(ib in gerrus
pile mltYort Depottt ocrbtnoeno) UNI 9.25 nbrUiOr1
gems, SonutGg5 GuSgeuomneH.
Nah Rem gort pom Der 9bar(e5 SnaBenz Stas
tton UNI 1875 l9r Otor9ens, SouutGg5 auggcnoms
men.
@0t Y6itaoelpbia uno getpz gort-(itt In geirs
min9ton nit oero SelGDGrsz@ii @iieu6dbu" perbinoeuo)
um 2.iO u1r gtabmittGgs, Gusgcuommen sonus
tags
fir gBeaeFattouen um 2 IL. 3 ll9r Radm., au5ges
nommen Sountags.
yta6 YbtIaOelpbia um G.25 rgr ytabmittog5 tdas
li6.
yiah Reps9ort BON Der Gbarte5lragsu Stds
tton-@rpre6> 3u9 UNI l0.45 il9r abenos taglid.
Die pBbldoelpbtGz Yaltiinorcr Central Siicns
babH" oerldBt Baltimore UNI ubr gtatmittaa5
St4ets Siteau glr. ti3, 28efs SGtimoretr
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Talltmcnt Ut VDtlaOelptta
0eroemottu's 9SorlcS1tttd

> b a, %. Suli. = Die
Strma Sobn DfaiOn & Comp, ,3uderbdno'
Ter, l1elbete fitl heute falfit.
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Ser 8elomarft.

gtem s9orf, %. Suit. - @elb letd)t 81
21-3 Yro5ent. @e6iel rubig8u4.87. Sob
i9loB Su 1134-1138. -Sbltgattonen
lebbaft unb itetig; 81er Coupon 12O4; Ger
115; 64er Coupon 116@; 65er 119f; meme
119s; Ger 1901; 68er 1204; neue Siinfer
1164; 1O.4Oer Coupon 1174. 9tftien id)loiien
lebbaft II. ftettg; W. : 9. Central lO34; @rte
145; 9afe Sbore COG; 81. @entral 994;
YittSburg 81; gtortb Beitern 40b; YriOr.
544; 9tod~Sslanb 1049.
ll1terid)abamtS Stlaus: Sob $35 1885,,
Q17. Nournut S57 265 900
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Gffenbah1t.llnf0Q.

GerreS aute, Sno., %. Suli. = Gin
n0roli1 fahreuOer 6rad)t5ug Der yQouispiQe>
Stem. 2llbanp.9 9bica9o=@ticnbahn" burhfubr
beute gta4mittag eine 40 SUP bobe Sitter
Bride 3wii6en Blltnamoille uno Gloperbale,
nnb t66tete ben &ofamotipfitbrer, ben Son.
bufteur uuO oen erlten 8remier. Dem tSei5er
ipuroe Elm Nrm Qebrofen.
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Sic SpttrofifzTrnae

Der Status oes 6auies pOrerit nod ni6t fer
tin tnprhpY, r,iirSp
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Gilfn i'm Blutc.

So 6lettdluno 3raMf. e5ebraube qiebio,a
thlf9el hin iIeiib @rtratt ann Suppe
nno 5u Saueen; es sibt einen 1errIiden G5erub ms
aroke 3rait. t1i3.ISg.S5 Inv ",''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
MC0ellnnrut.

Ginct nm t /, Ohio, %. ,5ult.-@ine
9epeife bon Serrc Saute iagt, OaB geiteru
in iener @egenO Elm fitrGterli9er Iegeniturm
9ebaui't babe. Sie @tienbabn=6abrten eieu
Interbrodeu, ba oa8 @eleiie uno bic Srltden
peggci1wenlnlt poroen ieien. Der gBabaib-
fluB iit aus ieinen llfern getreten unb bat
iiber II Miqtouen Stefiei OfaiS uno iaIt bic
aanse gSeiseuerubte 2eritGrt.
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Sslesrapbii9e 9epei9els.
Standardization.

(Beri9te Der nEifoctirten BreiIe" fir ben ~gor'
reiponoeuten.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29
Ste 2trbetterptrren TT WaNa=
6ttffeffS.

SAIL 81 ioer, Maif., %. Suli. = Die
Sabrifbeiiber baben fid gepeigert, Oelegatelt
gu elmer Seriamnlnng bon Acknowledgment
5u entienben, neil 2estere pon auspGrt8
ieien. Seber Shasmetfter eoer 9lgent lei
bereit, nit ben eigeneu Arbeitern etne Seras
thuua All pf[eqeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-29

berdoer, Gfepatoren, Sampfz uno Sanopuuipen u.
(. m. Gontrafte fin Die Iusriitnna BON Serz
brauereien, IQal5bdaier, 0letger Gta6liiiemeate,
yapiermihlen uno dle anoere 4rten bon 6abrifzg,ez
renfesunq aler slrt. Bldue uno aoitenanibld9e 9es
iteiert. Reparaturen prompt beiorst. sieIern OUT
waaren 5u ben billisiten Yreiien. Uian lenoe iiir
&dtaIoqe. (5uut9, ,l2Uite1
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pro9rfB- ma(binea : Comp,
Vr. II. Gfuatt Strdfe.

SaIttmpre, @o.
Sabrit Der serauid=
In5en Nleifhfh neis
DC " WafGiuca, b ie
.beiten ie fir Wtesser
esmabten Dioihinen.
Granddaughter nit
combinirter Shraube
uuo ihnenerRiidbeipe=
suns; 0ampImaihi=
nea, aehel, Sampfs
aeiieI Shmalsausz
laiien, Bieroe : 8raft,
Riuoemai 6iuen, Nins
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SampferbeEfd)te,

Gueen8tomn, %. Suli. - Der 0am>
pier r@itp OF atentreal" BON gtem- Yorf bier
etngelanfen.
5outb amptou, %. Suli. - Der
9ampfer nROiel" 1T bon gtep Yorf einge-
trOffen.
sc b ilte, %. Suli. - Der 0ampfer
r@lpiia" 1T bsnte BON gtem'Dorf bier au9e
fommen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Exchange on New York, i premium, selin-
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per {,
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FINANCIAL 81 COMMERCIAL,

Business generally Las been very quiet during
the mast week. The receipts Of grain are light,
the farmers being busy in planting crops. The
prospects for good trade IN the future seem
fair The high prices for farm produce will un.
doubleday induce good business during the
summer and fall
In the money market there is no material
change to notc--thc demand for money is fair
and the supply of loanablc funds is about equal
to the demand
In Chicago the market is upward, active, and
first class paper is readily discounted at the
usual rate Of ten per cent
Gold has been quite firm, and steady during the
past week. The premiums ranging from ~ to
AZ, and the market closes quiet and firm in
New York at ll5 TO Il5i-
Government Bonds in sympathy with gold
and under strong Investment demand, were
firm and steady al slight advance.
Ravens, MacKinlay II Co furnish the following
Ottawa uuotlilOuS.
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Chicago Market,

April 10th, $50
Flour--Priccs still tend upwards. Fancy white
winter extras, $G@G.50; spring extras sj.25@5.5O;
fancy Minnesota patent S6WS5O.
Whcat-EXcitcd. Winter sold at Si06Wl 100
No spring, Sl03@l04 No . $lO0al .02.
Corn-NS ;, .007l%3c for regular, and 20 for
receipts bearing &c storage. Options, May, 7S3
7sl4
Oats-Cash salc-, Zoe on track G?c delivered
6OU63c in store
Rye -Sl0j@l Loon track,
Barey-No. > SllO@1I5 in store.
Lard-$l5 G0@$159
rallow-Si4c.
Potatoes-Sl.l5 for Eastern pcachblOws.
Buttcr-Good fancy yellow, 25@3lc; roll $50
2ic.
Esgs-l2ot l5c.
Cattle Active, ard prices tending upward
Fancy grade steers $500 10; choice natives
50. $4,000 cows and heifers s32ja4.65
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GrtfleN. Emmett, and RAYMOND.

Near the crest of n vily-wooded IeClivi-
Ity in Greenwood Cemetery Is Il plain marble
shaft bearing the name of Henry j. Raymond,
The tomb, although perfectly isolated, IL yet
within six rods of the most trequcnted part
of the grounds The lot was chosen by Mr..
RAYMOND, and the selection is characteristic
of the mar. In public life he sought place
near the font, but not AT the actual front,
as was best illustrated by the great work Of
his life, the founding of the Times. In that
he aimed AZ Il middle line between the men
tai cCCcntriClty Of the TribHHe and the moral
Iccccniriclty ofthe Hrdid, at the time of those
great newspapers greatest greatness, mark.
ing ont for the Times MEAN between the
two extremes.
The costly tomb of James Gordon Bennett,
IcOnspiCuously troD'iDg one of the busiest
avenues in the cemetery, is suCh a scpulcher
in such a spot as NJ. Bennett might have
been expected To- choose, although the
lot is believed to have been selected and the
marbles chiseled under the direction of Mrs.
Bennett 1t was the DAY dream of his life
that by keeping the UerUld in the vortex of
New York business life, and by enliveuinC
il with Il wit that his successors have not un.
derstood, much less emulated he Mighr make
it the journal Of the iutGre; and he did not
he state to say as much. In a pecuniary
sense he was prodigiously successful.
Horace Grceley's tomb appropriately hooks
out from under the abundant boughs of LO
Gust Hill upon the setting sun. The rsound
is temporarily marked by y modest slab tina,
will tell who sleeps beneath it mail bis fel
! low.craftsmcn erect their contemplated bronze
memorial The Greeley tonb, too, il typical
of its occupants former aspirations, Ii IL
seemingly sequestered and actually remote
from the ornate mausoleumss that New Yorl
fashion has reared in the City of the Dead
but it is visible at great distance heyond tn
cemetcry's boundaries, and the monumcn
which the farmer. editor must have eSpectc,
at the hands of his numerous admirers, vii
be "A noteworthy feature of the landscape 10 b
admired BY men OF all nations as they sail II
and out Of our picturesque harbOz--Ae'
D York SIM.
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Tive hpopIeciic stroke.

\ middlcaged physician said one day TO
the writer: AS ] was walking down the
street after dinner felt shock IN the back
OF my head, rs if something had struck me,
aud have OF felt well since. fear | shall die
Just a. my ancestors have, Of paralysis. What
shall do? The answer was, diminish the
tension on the blood vessels, and there need
be no fear OF tearing them IN weak place
Now, this expresses in PLAIN terms the exact
cause of apoplexy ia the great majority of
instances; and il is one, too, which every one
has 1t in his power 10 prevent \ blood yes
sci of the brain, IRON causes which will pres
ently be mentioned, has lost some OF it, elastic
strength food is abundant, digestion is good
\ blood il made m abundance, but little il
worked off by exercise; the tension on
every artery and vein is at maximum
/ rate; the even circuitous How Is temporarily
impedcd at some point, throwinga dangerou
impression on another; the vessel which ha
lost ITS elastic strength gives way, blood l
= poured out, clot Is formed, which, by II
pressure on the brain. produces complete III
r CONSCIOUSNESS. This is the apopleclic stroke
IL will be perceived that there are two lead
ing conditions upon which the production .
= the stroke depends, lessened strength !
the vessel, and increased tension on IT'D
n Block'slpopaIar scieRoe monthly for .ipTT3.
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Al s other lime las this the only place he visits pro
siuas,iy) he may be found at Chicago.
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DIR. II. HOLM.

Oi Chicago, (ssrnery of this ?ls.e,J will vit ottawa, a,
Cuon HoL Tuesday OF each month for treating
all os the Eye and Far, surgically otherwise
Operations saarsct artificial pupil 'nyerd Ids closure
ducs eye strssshyom and she removal
tumorsand msrhid groSths of every description Artificial
eyes ear inserted Without pain p0eTious opera
ton. Grsnut~ eyelds TIE most frequent divers. In TIE irs.
IIilcaIi nd permanently cured
Frsm his olg experience tr.aung disesses Of the Ny,
Ear he feels confident stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also tresed. Consultation free
Lsrxest stoes u Artincia Eyes In the wess
December lecn ts7O-u