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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
FRIDAY EVENING, April 30, 1875 !

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
FRIDAY EVENING, April 80, 1878. }
The money maj ket presents no material change
The large amount OF unemployed capital at the
banke hnds as Yet no increased outlet, either 10
business proper or in legitimate investment The
same ipdispositioR to embark IN any new enter.
prise which has been for some time remarked upon
continues, and confidence not yet sufficiently
re-es.ablished to attract ia any considerable de.
gree the attention of capitalists to such invest
meDts offered The demand for money from
mercantile sources continues light. Commercial
PAL CT is iii fair request, but the supply is tcanty
Dealers generally, accommodating their purchases
at lie n r, TO the duliness of trade cOntne their
requiI emeDts TO the ua necessities of business,
which restricts the demand for New York sight.
he offerings of factors notes and aCceptances
limited
The movement OF supplies to the interior is
light. While factors have bs en- disposed to
tract their advances. planters are perhaps, more
independent than heretofore. As the summer
approaches, however, the latter will probably
quire assistance to carry on their operations, and
should the crop prospect be fair, may expect
that factors will more willingly respond to their
requirements, which will impaTt some degree of
activity to general business.
There was fair movement in foreign and do
nestle exchange today; the former sympathizng
with the rise in gold, exhibited a slight advance,
while the latter was without quOtab variation.
Stocks continue quiet. This branch of the mar
sed does not compare pare favoraniy WIN last week
ing off III demand. with a tendency III some cases
toward lower rates.
The limIred transact in city bonds. reported
below, also show slight falling off from yester-
day. The proposition TO receive ma'ured coupons
of outstandlu bonds in part payment of city taxes
does not appear TO be regarded as practicable by
the municipal authorities. The difficulty appears
to be that should the interest fund be short. its
proper distribution among the different classes of
boAdhOders might be rendered impOs sible by the
receiving of tbesa coupons. large amount of
money has been flowing into the treasury for the
last fe DAYS for taxes and licenses. parties push
ing anKiously forward to secure the rebate. Wheu
saw the City AdmnstI ator this morning he
estimated that the amount raid in the three days
endiug to day would reach &225 900
An improvement in the demand for new State
consols was reported TO day, with far ameun, of
Transactions, and slight advance in rates. While
the funds in the State treasury for pa wing the In
teTest on the new bonds are, remarked yes
terdav. amply sufficient to pay the interest due on
first of July for those bOpds already funded it is
proper to observe that this fund is liable to be
Il diminished by the funding OF other bonds between
this time and July. The bonds, upon being funded
receive v cent back interest. and also emit
tied to the July interest OF 31a T. cent.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE C0MAIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
New Orleans, Louisiana, Nav 1873.

OFFICE CoMAIssARY OF SUBslsTeycR
New Orleans, Louisiana May 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE. WITH A
~ copy of this advertisement attached ar. in
vlted until TUESDAY, the first day of June 1875
at twelve O'Clock NJ. for furnishing Fresh Beef to
the troops stationed at Jackson Barracks and New
orleans, Louis ana, commencing July |, 1915 and
ending Ju ne 80, 1876. ~
The beef to be delivered in all cases to be of a
good and marketable quality, and in equal pro-
portions OF fore and hind quarter meat with
necks, shanks and kidney tall6w excluded and ~
gure il. ' ~
The deliveries 10 be secured by contract with
good and sufficient bond and to cOntinue in
force until June so, 1876 such ess time as the
Comm issary General of Subsistence nav direct
Envelopes to be indoTset Proposals. Tor F,esh
Beef, and directed to tho undersigned
ANY further information required ear no oh
tanned on application at this office w
THOMAS C. SULLIVAN
CaotaiE AID Commssary OF Subsistence
m
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O., o,l EHotNE HATGAMAN
mh3o aDl+ 10 m1l 'Ho aiish OF Orleans.
n nu,Dr1p r: Theurer Va. CHRISTIAN Joko6.

vI,Dr,p =. lheurer vs.. Christian .;nko6-
+ of e 1r IIsspklG n COURT J FOR THE PARISH
orahs "a, and sale to directed by tb f boo OF
orleans s'ns IN f ha District Court for tie parish Of
coed 70 ssl ~ .he ABOVE entitled cause Viii Iro.
Canal nd Exchange Royal street
District of this streets in the seceod
ertv +. CLOCK NJ, the following descrh.a 80 ro,s'
the spnnI t ,,M LOT GROUND, together with s11
Dlstrict finances thereof situated in tho sna a.,
TouI ns o. TINS city in the square 1 ed'hd
forming one ra of nm st. Peter Bourbon streets
hnlae streets; said lot measur tou,1nse and Dan
and front on street by sixty feet in dentb
property aen, Taddp M street. Being the same
public p 1h al by act passed before Con no from
Seized in the ahyn', on the tenth day of Apr 1857
Ierms-Cash on the sno,
Civil EUGENE wAGGAMAN
myl Is je2 Vi Vhe Parish of CTlealA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTlCE.-ANY PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the late AARON B. CRONK, of New York
will present the same. with proper proof. imme
diately. at Office eft R. DEGRAY, No. % Natcbez
street.
ap2l In ANDREW B, RIKER. Attornev
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N, =, :, ElUENE WAGGAMAN.
,o Clvll Sheriff of the Parish of Or,ears.
mh30 apl4 10 myl - ''
WIS. Marie George VS.. T.. }. Il, q, tIoN
venOt de Lariviere


SIATH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans, No. 7223.-By virtue of a writ Of
SEIZURE and sale TO me directed by the honorahle
me sixth District Court for the parish of Oreans
III me above entitled cause, will proceed to
SCI, AT pubic auction at tie Merchants and Auc
o,oheers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
anu Customhouse streets in the Second Distric+
VI Lhls city, on SATURDAY NAV i 1875 at
erty, to wit 'oiioeo PioP-
:; CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the b,i1d.
n,SSi,s ana improvements thereon rights, ways
piivneges and servitndes thereunto belou ginp or
ns,r;yct 80 sppertanns, suated in the Fourth
T T OF ms city. in the square bounded Nv
rtIst, second, Constance, or Live Oak and Laura,
Streets; me assuring thirty feet front on Secand
s,eel, 5y one hundred feet in depth as per sketnh
dalneAeq 10 an act of the fifth of Dece mher I9Sf
Jsseph Cohn notary public in this civ
alIev thr. a $780, With the use in pe1petuity OF an
ei 5y tnIee Ieet four inches wide opeuino On So"
t 1 n.h aiee1 by depth of fifty five feet conmon
apat1 w salu aooVe described lot of ground and 10
49,, ai'er 40 j9ihlnS the same. Which pronertv vs.
Hpe,lasea oy defendant herein from W;llano
tar LIS rs per act passed before o. de Armss no.
1873 ''s' "atea eighteenth of March,
Seized in the above suit.
ierms-Casl on the spot
EUGENE WAGGANAN
,oo Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of ~,
mhJn aDlt 10 my1 "i 1911 VI oI4tace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at Is p 0lI5l,, against 1l5,s at New
York. and, after q fair busln+ IS. closed at 1l5h
0ll55s, against ll5,a in that market The sales
summed up 100000, embracing $4,000 at 1855;
$5e0O and $4,000 at ll5h. and $1,000 at 1855.
quote American half dollars at lOs0lO8s, while
Mexican dollars continue to rule at 96ls 097 gold.
Under the influence OF the improvement in gold
at New York, sterling ITO y cent higher for
commercial. The movement was of moderate ex.
tent. the sales amounting to only &232C0, com
Plsng $500 bill Of ladns at s. 60 $1,000 do and
and Al clear at SIS 81: 925OO bank at SIS 63h and
6 l200 do TOR gold at 81 88.
Francs also responded to the : vance in gold at
New York, closing T. cent higher. The sales
comprised 3O,0 900. embracing 100 900 and 2OU 600
commercial al 4i3l4 and 10 600 private bankers at
447a.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 6Ok
as 81 i for bill of lsdng and AL clear. and
: 20 o3'a for bank and francs at 448Aa for com
The offerings of domestic exchange were of mod
crate extent and me-. with a fair demand. hut
rates were unchanged. The sales of New York
sight covered 10000, embracing $2n ono csmmer.
cial at % v cent premium; and $25 900 do, and
S25 900, $4,000 and s45 600 private bankers aud
The banks continued TO check on New YORK at
still quoted at -056.
stocks closed decidedly weaker than last week
with considerable falling of in demand and
strong indispostion the part of buyers to meet
the prefensiODs of holders Sales reported
to day of - old shares New Orleans Gaslight Com
pany and St Charles Street Railroad Company of |
which the particulars were within. Id, and within |
a fe W days SO shares Merchants Insurance Com. |
pany at sos. |
City bonds are less in request. and show falling
oil from yesterday OF 4 01a " cent for new cur. |
rency seven per cents and gold bearing seven per |
cents. which were both quoted at the close at s. 1
The only sale reported was $4,000 new currency |
sevens at 34s4
New State consolidated seven per cents were in
good demand, and shade higher closing at $40,
against So vest. rday The sales and resaies
summed up 5 1876 600, embracing $4,000 at So:
$4,000 ard $4,000 al So; 500 600 and $50 600 at
'8r and 500 600 at 58a
No transactions were Ieprrted in METROPOLITAN |
Police warrants, which are still quoted at 5005l
state warrants were more in request but no |
transactions were reported. They are nov quoted
ls follows: 1874 al 40Oa5 1873 and previous Years
nndabe, at j6037; 1873 and previous wears not |
nndable, at 3OG-. and legislative per diem at
10 |
quoted as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

with Dothing IN the dispatches to stimulate the
demand, the market opened inanimate and cor,
business consisting mostly of small lots and di-
vlded among twelve buyers. Ia filling orders for
kinds Of which the supply is limited brokers were
compelled to pay full prices but other descriptions
were offered freely ana in many cases sold at
hgures which were refused yesterday while in
some instances factors made additional conces
SONS Thus, as a general thing. the advantage
WAS decidedly on the side of the BUYERS.
a. ne auction sale OF damaged cotton partially
Nash HodgsOn, 2l57 bales were knocked down at
the extremes of a45 SO aud $50. giving an aver
age OF II IS, on total of s 1903, PIP IS. The bulk
OF the sales were at $46 500i' and ST. 50. Only
a few bales sold as hi. h as 500. This makes total
The sales of the past three Gays sum NJ 10 500
bales 1850 on Wednesday 1920 yesterday and 1000
today, making with the addition of $50 bales to
TUESDAYS report, an aegr. gate for the week OF
lcO0 bales, against 20 100 last week and IS $50 the
week before.
Week's receipts 1890 bales, embracing 44s fro~
and 25S from Texas and 6:s2 proper against $40
proper last week, and 1873 last year. Total proper
since August 81 as5 o38 bales, against TT last
The exports comprise 28489 bales, embracing
i2267 to Liverpool, II 267 to Havre 2l99 to Bremen
1900 to Cronstadt. ISL 10 Barcelona, lis to Vera
Cruz 8i4 to New York and Is to Philadelphia to
which We have added Al by rail.
al The ports from u yesterday to u II. to-
year and since Friday q 3za bales against q last
week and 29, 48l last year Total since August ST.
B 800 ,ss5 bales, against $3.50 $40 up to THURSDAY
noon April &c. lat year Excluding the above i2O6)
decrease 2i5 935 The reduced amount of 3 SO.
$40 last year, Is obtained by deductng 2G,8l3 du
pcated at Savannah.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive) to Great
81 itain 1864 bales, against So 212 last week and
AZ 465 last year, and 10 the continent II 94 bales
against SiO8 last week and &c, Ill last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up TO u
NJ. 4.4,i i2 bales, against 5l4 673 last week and
4l2 672 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns en-
brace 1872 bales against 1888 last week and 1919
last year; the shipments 1885, bales, against 67ll
last week and 63l9 last year and the stocks &c 21O
bales against 20 857 last week and Il go last year
COMPARED With last wear, this shows a falling OFT
OF l15l bales in receipts, l6t6 in shipments and
a decrease of $3.50 in the stocks.
ine amount on shipbOard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was set uown at
the opening this morning at $1,000 bales, en-
bracing 26,oO0 for Liverpool, II 900 for Havre,
1900 for the Ne diterranean, $500 for the North
Sea, and 1000 bales for the North, which, |
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening" leaves |
- 100 bales TO represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: Sales 600 bales; market |
lull." |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
SHERIFFS SALES,


n Nudre ct a. W.. Widow ii. Dierker
ct A.; G. Henshaw 4 Son VS.. same; MscAe
Buschipg CO. vs. Clara Bohrmanl o. la a.; anu
Henry Closterman Widow Henry D!erker-
Fifth District Court for the parish OF orleans,
Noe $780, 6O6l. 6c78 and 6o19. So,a ,s
Iobn Du.r Son vs. H. DieI keI ct al.-Seconc JUS
ice Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. ITO.
10y VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS OF ATTACHMENT
b and one writ of fieri tacas me directed re ~
me said district and judicial courts Tor the parish
of OrIeans in the above entitled causes, and pur-
suant to an agreement entered into We s me
ppublic auctiou at my warehouse Nos. " and 70
orleans street. between ROYAL and bouroon
streets in the Second District Of this cry. On
WEDNESDAY Nav IL. 1875 and succeeding days,
AT five O'Clock P. NJ, the following described prop
erty. to wit ,,,-r~,rrnZ
AN AS; ORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLDFuRN
new taken from he conner of Elysan Fields and
NoIeau streets, as per inventory which may be
seen in my office.
Terns-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OEleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

71IHhce COMPANY ". E:.
GUPRRIoR h ailsm Racket f,.G Company pi'"
- n, $40 DiSlRlCT COURT FOR Tpy p.n,,r,
al =, Vlieans No 26, 354-By virtre 81 - faRlSH
Ape ror 10 me directed by the bic tha OF
above en1ted 1r The parish Orleans in the
ehansa R at the Merchants and al pubic
sa ,hs Canal
on THURSDAY Nav 70 't 1s District Of this cty.
ALL The Bf %elcri6e , property to wit 'i0eh
defendants IA; "' ara IITLh AND INTEREST of +,o
No as 33 pany VS.. Union Insurance C'a rarlsh
Cour, f." vi oi Tie docket of the Superior psahy
Seized in the apov. sum -'."ns-
ierms-Cash on the spo,
cfvn EUGENE wAGGAMAS
my1 49t3 VI the farsh of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES,
V(U0-0u~NooIv<,nIo~r .l>,>7-rs,l,,,
BY D. E. Morphy.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

CHOICE REAL ESTATE
CASSIDY HOTEL AND BAR ROOM
THE MUST ELEGANTLY ARRANGED AND BEST
SITUATED IN THIS CITY
CASSiDTS OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT
ADJOINING THE HOTEL
THE POPULARITY OF TIE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PROPERTIES Is A SUFFICIENT GVaRANTEr
OF FIRST CLASS TENANTS AND coon
RENTALS.
OTHER IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED REAL
ESTATE.
TEtToNlA NATIONAL BANK VS.. HUGH CASSIDY.
Ia bankruptcy-So. 1922.
District Court of the United States OF America fer
the district of Louisiana
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stock OF Produce on Hand This Day,

a u, %.
We are indebted to Messrs. Trepagner l.
Co. tor the following statement OF stocks Of
provisions on hand this dav:
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COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING, April 80 1873
CoTTON-Ths sales to-day were confined IN a
little over 1000 bale at Irregular prices n + reour
ing any change in our quotations We give also
the figures and report of the Exchange in full, "a
below: ~
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
quotations. quotations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared III 5g7
Stock same time last year. ................I273l 1913
To-days exports embraced 1913 bales to Hsvre
and 1000 10 CrOnstadt to which we have added a
by rail-
Receipts proper since last evening l7l7 bales.
against HIS on last Friday, and 1892 last year
FOR comparative totals for the week and the
year, and for the weeks exports and receipts AT
all ports, SCI above report.
We copy the following tables from the black.
board of the Cotton Exchange:
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

OUOOGOOlUN NUllOES,
Succession jean Daucausse and Lizette
Hoffman, his wife.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No IS, l93.-Notice is hereby given
10 the creditors OF this estate, and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, if any they
nave nave OF can, why the account presented by Marie
Cantos Administrative of this estate should not be
honologated AMI approved and the funds distri.
buted in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court
my > 9* FRANK PACE, JR Clerk
Succession of Carl Hon.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 81 ,490- Whereas George
Phster has petitioned t e court for letters of
adminstra'lOn on the estate of the late Carl
Hoh' deceased, intestate. Notice ia hereby given
10 all whom 1t may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order of the Court.
myl 9+ PRANK PACE JR ClerI
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FOB RENT.

'O hhNI- .....'.................TO RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
in suits or singly, with bath room attached
All the comforts OF a home guaranteed Applv at
No. ~ Liberty street, between Gasquet and Com
mon. MRS RN TouSUo>
apis A'''-'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mau Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM z. CLYDE. WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, smi.IA
<A The New Orleans. Eioriss
<E and Havana Steamship Comps q.
& will dispatch one Of the ABOVE en-
class steamers from Sew OrlsAB,
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Eeys and Kew West. ARD nm
Meeting with steamers for Apaachicols St Marx
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Key West To Cedar Ksy,
O1oin. ......$40 82s
StS6fage.... ............ 20 IL
Through bills OF lading issued 70 all points u
rriorda, including Tampa, and to New YorA
Charleston and Savannah.
none out the cOmpanys bills Of lACins xixraA
ard none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodations ard throua
nckets gwen 20 above points.
Office. '-- '-
Fox freight OF passage apply to
!. K. ROBERTS, Agent,
i9,o No. 120 Common street
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LEGAL NOTICES,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF tn
UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF b. G. COOKE, BANKRUPT.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1928,
VNHE CREDITORS OF THB ABOVE ESTATR ARR
Il hereby notified that the secOn and third gen
erai meetings of the creditors vi II be held al the
ONCE of D. Augustln, ESQ.,. of the registers in
bankruptcy, No l26 Exchange alley at the CITY
OF New Orleans, on the fifteenth day Of May 1873,
Myls E.E NORTON Assiunsa
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savannah overcount deducted.
This does not include Port ROYAL receipts 10
February 20 (7375), of which We have no exact
monthly record.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

k>OR RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE To
l. rent, situated on st. Andrew street hetv.a
hampart and fran lin streets, No. 1853 at S Is no,
month"; will rent it for less to a prompt navifna
tenant pay ng
A ny GENTLEMAN DESIRING:
- pieasant room or rooms where there are no
Doardefs or children, IN a quiet nei g borbood IN
the central portion of the city can find the an a
hy applying early at No. JOG Constance street no
apr ''iooU'
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINZ
OF STEAMERs.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINE.

FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS
Tons.
MONTREAL tbuilding) Observation-Disclosures $3.50
DOMINION, Cartan Boucbette ................3 1900
ONTARIO, Captain French ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
viCkSBURG, Captain Rober,s..................250 $500
MEMPHIS, CAPTAIN Mellon Observation-Disclosures. $500
IEAAS Captain LaurensOn. Observation-Disclosures 1850
MlSSiSSlPPl, Captain Wrake. .22OO
QUEBEC, Captain Bennett POO
ST. LOUIS, Captain Reid ..,.,, $500, 1927
A For Liverpool Direct.-Tbe
&E3ft. steamship
MEMPHIS.
MELLON Commander.
VIII leave on or about April H.
from neF wharf, foot of jackson street Fourth
Dlstrict VIII receive aud sign through bills of
iadlns to havre, Bremen, Hamburg Antwerp Rot
terdan and All continental ports.
Parties DESTROYS of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emigration tickets here re.
ductlon allowed when applied for i'll groups.
FOR frelget or passage, having superior accom-.
modatlons, apply to S1LAS WEEKS & CO.,
No 48 Carondelet street.
managing Owners-FLINN, MAIN / MONTGOM.
Ehf No. u Launcelot Hey Chapel street, Liver.
pooL. ap2
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MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
Havana April 80 1875.
10 f. a. Yorke-The steamship Juniata Captain
Catnarlre, will sail for New Orleans at noon to.
morrow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

LIVERPOOL, April 20, 5 P. M.-Yarns and fabrics at
Manc ne ster dull, and tending downward.
HAVANA, April 3o.-Spanish sod 2l7 d2l7h; Amer.
can gold y. d228 Exchang sc suet and weak; on the
h'ec States sixty DAYS, currency 81 a 90 premium;
Snort siRht s5dSo premium: sixty days. gold llS9
ny premium; short sight l24dl25 premium; Oh
Paris, l2 premium VA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

3pst Neutstetten.-Die ntueasStn-
jatteu, ~ tsuti@ as~berlpanntbeit 10 bier umb
antsren gl6sen has @et-g uGfabierer,-
ni&i etra nur Bon Ssite e~inaelner prfsaiperlr.
ten, fcnttrn ron Gar. en- @emetnetn. BsbSrbsn,
inter Anfibruug pen Daapren nab antern @u-
tatiitditn. SrseHe Elm eeIsbrtss Saus sitbt
Elm Dort gum gu&fabieren aus-Fuss fallen
GfntIsmsn nab 2abtss barber fer, etra ipie
I'd europa tasiibrtse A-B-G.e &Rsen, uub
psr rsBt bu9aaSieren taan, bsfpmmt ben
greie.
Da3u seleat I'D bic neueae 8re&btt: irssnb
sin einsttiItttes @ente, has sur Iauter Srfiben.
ftrei frsst tritt nit 5FsntiGsn g~Orlsfunsen
auf. srIast an be @ti1it&isit bic auHsrsssnns
suua @sttIampfe, nnb ta bic 6erren gahSreu
f& ni&t 70 ltidt CUR tftuti9en 3Iep6tGtsrei
NIT isneus sinssbiteeten fosenanut,n GreisenIsy
terseten ruSser, nod bsfoabsre 2uf babsn,
benitIten babnr9 sur raanssInbsn Rnibmt.
belt gu ssrbsIftn, bann bsibt 90 Huge. Sesei
sa, fe surfsn ni@t Iummsa! Nan tsnut bisiss
@anHpsr. ah
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

Den Iettenben Nitmen&e n
bsinet Der @anberer NIT gersniisen CUR Rsnnt.
nte bab 81. GretOr 6rsuIer, felt Sorissm 5om-
tter tn NtnnsappIis stablirt, ron nun an m5.
&sntll@ ~3psiuaI in hsr bsfsen spOtbste Der
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tbst fab.