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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-05-14

Office of EDSALI. & MCEWES,
May 18th, 1875. !
Bacon-Shoulders, l015cts; sides, l4cts; hams,
141acts.
Battter-15 and zoe.
Bees1OG1-20c
BIdckin0-75c. al 90 % doz
CottoTl-10 to 14cts. Firm
Cotton ISeed-30c per 100 Tbs.
Cor1s-Sl. 10 per bushel.
CO6ee-23 to 25c for Rio by Sack Bagulra
Java SAC.
Cool Oils test, 4Octs. per gallon.
Candles 221a925c. % b.
Eo0s-l0cts.
Ftoar-3.75 per 100 lbs.
Ginger-40950c.
Hungarian Grass Seed-250. & bushel.
Lard-17 cents.
Line-25930c. D bushel.
Medl-S1.l0
MoIasse8 and Svrups-common, 75c.@9Oc; gol-
den syrup, Sl9l.25.
Pea NtIts-75 to 50 cts. Dull.
Pepper-35940c.
Rice-1l@l2c.
Rye-Sl.30 per bu.
SGEt-3OO 325. for bu; for 81 bushels, $3.50.
Sodp-lO@15c.
S0da-l0cts.
Suoar-New Orleans, 1O@lSc; Demerara, 14@
15c; A sugar, l2c1a crushed and graduated
I3@14c.
TsqSIOOs2OO BB.
TdLLoto-6c. % 10.
WooL-Dull atquotations, 20 to 10.
Wheat
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7 UMBER NOTICE.
A CHANGE IN BUSINESS,

FROM the following notice it will be seen
that have formed a partnership with Mr.
Eugene Pillow, who, after the first prox.
viii be associated with me in the interest
of insurance. GEO. CHILDRESS.
With much pleasure Il announce to my
friends that l have purchased of Mr.. Geo.
Childress, an interest in The Insurance
AgcHcg, of Columbia. Very respectfully,
EUGENE PILLOW.
We would very respectfully, call the at
tention Of our friends, who, by their liberal
patronage, have shown favor to this
Agency, and all who are or may be interest
ed in the protection of life and property, to
the fact, that it is our desire and Intention
to promote and advance the cause of in
suTance in our community-representin as
we DO, the oldest time tried aud fire tested.
Corporations of Europe and America by
which we are enabled at all times, to offer TO
the public the BEST indemnity at the Gerry
Il1rest rate commensurate with the hazard
and to this end, will devote our best
energies. Feeling grateful for past favors
earnestly soliciting the continuation Of the
same with the addition of all new business.
Very Truly Yours,
CHILDRESS & PILLOW, Agents,
oct, 3Dth lS7t,
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The CHAMBERS is slaughtering horses in
California by the hundred; buffalo gnats
are depicting the herds of Tennesseans,
and an alarming epidemic has been pre-
vailing among the cattle in New Jersey,
which has hidden defiance to veterinary
skill. These three dangers threaten
the country as they are, enlarging their
area of destruction every day. and they
should be guarded against by close
observation of imported stock. These
are evils of as great magnitude as the
CrasshoDDers.
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RIu

DIR. Seth Arnold Cough Killer. The great
EradiCator for all Lung diseases. a superb
or remedy to all other medicines yet diScOV-
cred in severe cases. It. is a sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, WhOOping Cough Croop, and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Retail
price 25ctS, scots 81, Any bottle that does
not give relief may be returned, and money
Under these conditions we wish
every citizen troubled with Lung COM
plants try this remedy. ArnOld'S DiarrhoR
Balsom p and scots. Remember it is war
ranted. Compounded by DIR. Seth Arnold
Medical Corporation, WOOnsOcket, r. l
Sold by WILLIAMS & fowler, eXcluSiv
agents. Columbia, Tenn. april 2d-3m.
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Another terrible disaster at sea. The
steamer Schiller, of the Eagle line, was
wrecked Saturday among the Scilly Isles,
at the west entrance of the English Chan
mel. About three hundred persons were
drowned, including the captain and a
hundred women, Three hundred thou
sand dollars in gold was on the ship. A
dense fog prevailed, and fierce wind
drove the ship upon the rocks, where it
Has dashed 70 nieces,
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

b. J. Howell vs. John 4. Howell, col,
In this cause it appearing by affidayit
That the defendant, John Howell, COL, II
Justly indebted 10 plaintin, and IN a non
resident of the State of Tennessee, 10 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
ON him, and an original attachment
having been levied on his property,
IL Is Therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made for four consecutive weeks,
commanding said John A. Howell, col, 20
appear before me at my Office In said coun-
" on the 10Th day of May, 1875, aud make
defense To said suit against him, or the
same Will be proceeded with eNpRfto.
W. X. MCEENNON,
April 2}d, 1873. Justice Peace
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TO THE
F. ar efS
OF MAURY COUNTY.

Since witnessing such an exodus of labor
from our State, it becomes US to bestir our
selves IN getting the rest and most improved
Harrow and ClOd crushers comes in the mich
of time. 1t is conceded by some of the best
farmers Williamson and Maury Counties
that il is a success as a labor saving imple-
ment. For putting in small grain after the
ground Is broke 1t has no equal, trash not
being in the way. There is nothing that will
choke it but wet dirt. For preparing meadows
and lawns IL is unsurpassed. Bleak the ground
then this harrow will leave il in better con-
dition than three times ploughing the same
land. IL Is evident TO every farmer that he
can't make much Of crop with half Of his
best soil lying in clods which can easily be
pulvoriEed with this harrow whether moist
or dry. Hence the necessity of using It in the
spring. ! have purchased the right Of Maury
county of A. c. Carnes ana wish to sell farm
rights, district rights, and Harrow. For partic
lars address me Al Spring Hill.
G.. c. CHAPMAN.
Vaughan j Barkley Agts,
March 18th, U Columbia Tenn,
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The testimony in the Tilton- Beecher
trial is about all in. The speeches will
consume one month, if not longer. Mrs,
Woodruff was to occupy the stand yester,
day, and no doubt she created lively
stir in the court room.
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len Pin AlIeY.

Having re- opened the Ten Pin Alley at
Hammer Hall, we invite all those who de-
sire pleasant exercise, to give US call. We
keep no bar, and intend to keep good order.
and make it pleasant resort for those who
have leisure time and few dimes to drive
dull care away.
Terms.-Cash and Cash only.
May l4-tf. r. H. GUEST q Co.
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Notice.

On and after the fist day of Jan. 1879, we
propose TO sell 30, ds for Cash and not for
Credit, Those in ebted to us will please
come forward and make settlements by the
18th day of January, or we will be cOmpell-
ed to put out uST claims for collection. We
cannot grant .rcther indulgence. Please
take due notice. and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
Jan. S, 1873. MITHERsPoONt q SANDERs.
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In nv trends and Customers

From the above notice you will see that
am better prepared to supply the wants OF
house-keepers than before. By uniting the
two, hope to make the stock attractive
Thanking you for past favors, hope to re-
ceive a liberal share of your trade.
Very Respectfully,
May Aft. W. II. ELAN
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The undersigned having formed part
nesship under the firm name of w. r. Elan
& Co., and bought of Messrs. Murphy & Att
well their stock of Stoves, Tinware, ETC.,
propose to carry on the business in all its
branches, and most respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
Respectfully,
w. r. ELAN,
May l4-tf. r. Z. Andrews,
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Thos. NJ, Bagley has the exclusive right to
run Restaurant Car from Columbia to
Lewisburg when the Narrow Gauge is COM
pIeted. may14-lt.
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PlaStering,
ISL

All kinds of PIaStering and Cistern Work
done on the shortest of notice. l solicit the
same from the citizens of Columbia, Maury
and adjoining counties. All work warrant.
ed in Workmanship manner. The best of
references given. Orders left at John Tuck
er's will be promptly filled. feb26-tf.
HUGH b. COOK,
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One fine gold pen and gutta- percha holder,
Office. The pen is very large, short nib, set
in a handsome combination pencil and hOlder3
Lost Monday evening. A suitable reward
will be paid for its delivery to IL. ?. Figuers.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Geo. Il. FricTsOn, Executor, &C., vs.. James
NJ. Harwcll and Others.
In this cause 10 appearing from complain
ants bill, which Is sworn 10, that James ~ q.
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process of
law cOnnOt be served upon him: Il IL there
fore ordered by me that publication -
made for four cOnsCCutivcs weeks I'm the
Herald and Mail, a newspaper published y
the town Of Columbia, Maury county, Ten
nesScC, requiring said defendant 60 DE and
appear ut the next sitting Of the ChanceTy
Court, To be held In the town of COlumbis,
Maury county, Tennessee, ON the first Mon
day in October next, ana plead, answer or de-
nur To COmplainants bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as To him, and set
for hearing cXparte.
April y, 1879. ID. %. COOPER, e. An.
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Lumber for Sale,

We are having sawed at AshwoOd, a large
lot of very fine lumber for sale, all kinds
poplar. oak. elm, lin, hickory, walnut, sugar
tree, cherry. 1t was sawed by Char ley Leib-
hart, said to be the best sawyer in the State.
We will sell at the mill or deliver, to suit pur-
chasers. 5: ii. ARMSTRONG,
CHAS, LEIBHART.
Anil QO.Ff
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Ice Cream,

Tucker l. Latta will open to-day, upstairs
over their confectionery an Ice Cream Sa-
loon, where all parties are requested to
come. Who's. NJ. Guest will be in attend
ance, both day and night, to wait upon all.
Nav lift TUCKER & LATTA.
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In Ihe Pmhlic

have made Elihu c. Voss, my agent to
solicit work in my line. l propose to do
Stone and monumental work for prices 10
suit the times. Mr.. NOSS resides in Colum-
bia. WV, SHIRLEY
anil utC
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Wanted,
Lost

A situation by a printer, in country news
paper, as composit0r or job-printer. Strictly
temperate in his habits. Address, HERALD
AND MAIL office. apTl3J-tt.
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Ifyou are needing any kinds of Dry-Goods.
Notions, Shoes, Bats, Clothing or Fancy
Goods, and want them cheap, go to ". +.
Brown Il Co.'s. apTI5O-u'
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April Soft.

All kinds of Dry Goods, Trimmings, Rib
bOnS and Ladies hats in endless variety
will be sold at half their usual prices at
april Q If. CHEAT JOHNS.
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Iucf Received .

An immense assortment of Mems, Boys and
Ladies shoes to be sold far below regular
prices. Boots and Shoes speciality at
april Off CHEAP JOHNS.
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A nice line of Ladies' Misses and Children
Shoes, of all styles, cheap, at W. E. Brown
T. - : D. 4,
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May Aft.

Six Thousand Dollars worth of Ready
Made Clothing at Cost, at II. Crone's:
may14. I'm.
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SpeciaI Attraction


Clothing and Hats of the latest styles of
fered at great sacrifice at CHEAP JOHNS.
april off
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Dyspepsia Cured.

d. c. Helm, at Walkers Drug Store, will
cure the worse case of Dyspepsia, free Of
cLqrgc. map14-1t.
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To the Ladies

We will pay the Highest Market Price for
Wool and all other Produce.
May I'm, MARTIN " EMBR1'
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The latest styles of Fur Hats Just received,
and very cheap, at w, L. Brown Il Co. s.
aprl}p-tf.
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Hosiery, Corsets, White goods, EmbrOi
deries, ParasOls, and many other articles
must be sold regardless of value at
april 9-tf. CHEAP JOIN 5.
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For Paraspls, Hankerchiefs. Hosiery, White
Goods Cravats, Lash Ribbons, etc, go to W.
L. Brown i Co.'S. aprl9O-u'
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To tho Public.

Black Grenadines, and all other Dress
Goods at cost, at II. Crone's. mayl4slm.
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Plantation Cigars made in abundance at
at the New Cigar StOre-FIOr del Fuma
Miranda and CabanaS. mayli-lt.
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FIGURING and Grist Mill!

With new and improved machinery, hav-
ing the Largest Boiling Facilities and
most improved and extensive Wheat
Cleaning Machinery to be found in any
mill in this section of the South; and hav-
ing secured as head miller Mr.. a. j. Kuhn
from the celebrated HaXall Mills of Rich
mOnd, Va, and Granite Mills, of Augusta
Ga, are now prepared TO do a first-ClaSs bu-
siness, guaranteeing full returns for all who
may favor US with their patronage.
We do all custom grinding for any and ey-
erybOdy who desire it. Bring ON your corn
and wheat.
Il. q. CANT, f. KUHN.
Agent. lJulyl7etf Pres't.
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Ed. W. Gamble will commence delivering
ice next Monday morning. Orders left at
his grocery store will receive prompt at
tention. may14-lt.
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Business Notices.

Large stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats at
Cost, at ii. Crones. mayl4-lm.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Entire Stock and Fix
lures can be bought at a Bar
gain, by any party or parties
DESTROYS of going into the
Dry Goods Business. The
Stand is a No, One, and the
Stock is in Quality and
Price particularly adapted
to this Market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04
Der 9 rtef ocS Vrdii cntett ttttS Ietn
2fneh

Brdroent Grant lagt IN ieinem bcriibmten
Buefe iiber ben brltten Sermin, rueldher beute
i'm gaASen 2anoe oaS Sbema Der uuterhall
tuu9 1T, IN fllr5en gSortcn: SD mill bic
ytOmtnation fir einen brttten Serniin nid,t,
aber mDglifermeiie per0en llmItGuOe eintre.
ten, bic mid 5mingen, iie an3unebmen." 0aB
er our6 Oieie @rfldrung leine &anblbatrr fes
nesmegs auBer 6ra9e felt, pirO ihon 1eute
BON alleu Seiten Sugeianoen. Die Trooe
entiteht iett, rparum bat er oieien 8rief iiber.
baupt gei1rieben? Die Gntlport oarauf lieat
iebr unbe. Erot oes periiiBcnOen Sranfes, nit
lpel9em Die Stdatsconuentlon BON Bennipl-
panien oem politildleu 9errn unb Ntetiter Die
bittere Yille pom yOritten Sermln" eingab,
War Der Ra9gei9mad bod iebr unnn9enehut.
@s purSe NIT 8edlt bemertt, Dap oieier Se=
ihluB tabireft eiu idarfer Sabel, Elm Wib.
trauensuotum fir ben YrdfoeHten mar; benn
neuu Die 8epublifaner Hiflt baran geglaubt
bGtten, baB berBrdiOent beabidti9e, Die ,uils
9ei4rtebcne 8eriaiiung" Su perleten, Oann
bdtten ne eS nid]t n0tbl9 gebabt, Sermabrunq
oa9eaen eln3ule9eu. SroB aller 8er3nderuna,
trosoem man ourAblideu lieb, oaB man I'D,
etnel oritten gtOmination oieies ous9e,eid)ne.
zen NtnnneS, Der yoie bette Aominiltratiou ae.
t9atten, meldle oaS San0 ie aebabt," nit Qnz
ltano tli9e, lpar rieGrfldrung segen ben britten
Sermln thinner nod ein beilloies Dina. anbere
Stantsconpentionen muBten nit Gbnlidlen@r.
fldrnn9en tolgen. I'm oieieS III uerbinoern,
i6rleb pr. Srant ieinen Srief. 0a berIelbe
on lrgeno SemanOeu abreIfrt merben muste,
10 rthtete er tbu an oenYrdFOsnten Ger Staats.
&onpentiOn BON Bennibluaaien, obaleid1 er
- ME bsrl9tet mirO - i'm Angeublife nidlt
,einmal muBte, tuO Der beheifenbe 6err wOhnte.
Die et9entli4s Aoreiie mar: ran bic 0eleea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04

mad bem BeftnOen Der Batienttu uno SieIe
antmortet: yOh, id befinhe mid iebr mobl, !"
Orebt Ssn ar5t ben 0iiideu 81 uuO sebt bin.
meg.
ST oas ni4t elm iiberaus trauriges Sefid
fir Elm etnit 10 begliIdtes gSeien uno oieloerz
iprehenoes Geben? lluO bod, penn Settles
frantbeit einmal unabdnberlidb gu ben b1eleu
renltltden @ebre6en 5dblen mug, fSuute
man alien iolGen ungliidliden bier rpie6er
nur witni4en, baB Oas QeiSen cine SOrm nnb
einen Ssrlanf nebme, pie bel Der Brtn3eifn
Charlotte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04
Die e0a1t9eItid) l1tbertIdIe @cncs
fnl= =SOMD0e In Baltimore.

0onnsrtag WtOr9en llbr beganu DIE GOnz
oeHtIoH nit @etst mo @cinug, uRO I'm tlO
llbr rlet Del BrGFOent, Der Gbrm. StclliHg,
DE ScrlammInng 5ur SrOuung uuN cruauute
Oarauf mcbrere GOmitc'u.
- Baltor Or, u, 6. g8eNetiuS oou gtep,
gort oerlaS ben 8eritt iibcr auSwdrtige
gttroneu. ,3u Oieiem 3wede iino Ntil,
l'onare ulto 81 8ebiilieu ais 9ebrer tfGtig, Die
5l HnterbaIten iGbrlidl $29, 1879 foltet.
Sooann perlaS Der Sdaemeilter ietuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04
Summa 1874 8,9lO,S23 8,8S0,629

Summa 1914 8,9l0,S23 6,8SO629
AufaQenb lift aud bic Ibnubule Der 3abl
Der i'm 8etriebe befnblt9en Srauereien. SIN
Sabre 1873 CAB es 3554, i'm Sabre 1874 nur
2524, ober nabe;u so Bro5eut peniger Sraue=
reisn. 90 lit bic 3abl in Ridigau bon 200
auf 68, in 0tifouri BON $50 auf Sc, III gelp.
Serjep pou 81 auf 54, in 9enniplpanien pon
500 auf SAG, III 8iScOuiin bon 29O auf POI
Hno in Snbiana BON 158 auf 80 qefaQeu.
Die @siarmteinuabmen bon Mals9etrGnfen
an ]. Seytember 1862 bis 80. Snni 1874
mor s7i 5s4, ,417.57. Die @siammteinnab
msn Srr iuuersi, SteuerH aus allen Quellen
mSbrenS ber am 80. Gu,,,,ii 1873 unb 1874 ge=
;.hI hInsTorp, 0eiuou.inbrs tnnr lie fplQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04
Die rcpoInttoniren SnGitngen itt
McrifD4

SSll Uterlf0 geht cS lule1er lebbaft 5n. llllz
iere gtadbarn habcn iia 3lr SeruunOerung
Der gGelt eirige Sable rubig gebalteu, abcr
Die ipaSmooildlen Iusbriid)e bier nnb bort
seiqten itstS, baB oa8 pulfauiI9e Clement lez
ne5 SolfeS 90ditens Ihlummerte, aber feis
nesluegS gel1i9t mar. @egenwdrtt9 berrift
bort pieoer Elm b6fit nauri9er StanO Der
Oinge. @ortiua, Der ebemali9e 9fduber=
bauptmann, ip1tere @eneral Der Gepublif,
gegenpGrtig aber Siirgermeilter Don 0tatas
moraS, bat ieincn alten Seruf mleOer crgrlf'
fen - meuu er benielbeu iberhanpt jcmals
auf1egeben hattie un6 plitnbert, trotoem
er General Der 8epubtif unO Siirgermeiter
eiucr aniebuliden StaOt lit, auf beiOen Sei-
ten OeS 0tiO. @rau0e luft9 O'rauf lo8. SetnO
ielige Snoianer MAIDEN uer6terenbe StrelBiige
in ben nGroltfeu @reu3ftaaten. Gan %ui5
BOtoii, einer Der id0nften unO rci6aen StGa-
ten Der 3tepubllf, iurO bon repolutlOnGren
SanGen burdSo9en, urlo III YtihoGcan bieten
bic 9ufitdnoti6en Der @entral Gegteruu3
Srob. Qln Der Siio9ren5e fodt, iAGumt
uub ipruoelt cine 9tsuOlntiOn in Guatemala,
melde Dterifo beorOht. lleberbieS beitebt sllr
3sit Der ungliidliGe Sampf 5luliAen Stride
NIB Staat, wcld)er bic Situation tG9li6
mebr permidclt. Srob bieier nid)t iebr er,
freulthen SQd)lage madt Die 9te9ierllng grobe
unO eriolgreitle Initrengungen, bic Siilfss
quelleu bes 2anoeS 81 elltntdeln. Gllenbab.
nen rper0eu gebaut unO Oo8 S9ulweien mirb
auf cine geiunOe Saits geitellt. Die berrs
id)enbeu llnrubeu iiuS 0e8balb in btciem 9lu>
1enblide 1OOOelt I'll bcflnQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04

SummG Stt4,015,456 $i026i4,7i6
Der giinitige ausmeis, pelAsn bic gegobz
reneu @etrdnfe in bieier Sabele seieen, mirb
fir bas gegeuwdrti9e 6inansiabr Ht9t auf~
red,t erhalten merben t0nnen. gSie aus nadl.
folaenber, bic erften neuu Wonate Der am 80.
Stunt 1874 uuo 1875 idlieBenoen Hinan;z
perioOe umfuHenOer Misunderstanding f9
ergiebt.
Giunnhupn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04

SuIammen s6,487,61S21 $6,239,0t.S8
gSabrcnO bic 6abrifatiOn unb Der Serbraud
oeaohrener @etrdnfe in bisier Yeriooe abfiel,
iinb lene Der Spiritusisn Ipdbrenb Der eriten
ied,s Utonate beS ge9enipartigeu 3inans=
ia6res Don $15, ,219 auf 19,172 POI &C.
itiesen.
Sim S9lufie ittner 0tsSe sing Sr. 9tuetcr
auf Die wl1ti9e 8ra9e Der SemperenS agita
tion uro Der 6amit Suiammeubdugenoen Sc
ieeaeberei iiber. ST ia9te, oaB had ieiner
Nuffafiung Seoernlann in moraIil6er rtnb TO-
sialer 8estebuug oas 8eft babe, geiiti9e Sc.
frdnfe su 9snieBen, unO OaB Serbotgeiete cine
Serletung Der perl0nli9en 6reibcit Ieien, baB
baS 9}erlangen nad) Stimulantien in Der aan-
sen menihllben 9eielli6aft allgemeln iei nuo
1tidat unterbriidt mer0en f0nne, uuo bah Bro
bibitipaeIebe itetS erfOl9los iuaren, neil fte
6ieIe Notbwenot9teit ni6t gefannt baben, oaB
nur iolde @eIete meil le uno perniinftia leien,
tuel6e ben WtBbrauf ein5uifrdnfen nno Al
beIeitiaen beabltftt9en, uno oab leid5te unO
uni6dbliAe 0faljgetrdnte Elm 9eeisnetes Niits
tel lei, baS Serlangen nadl Stimulantien III
befriebiseH. Die melitsn &e9ierunsen baben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-04

3uammen s69,173.1 s69, ,43l.S9
Sn Barrels betrl9 Die Yrobuttion bon
Wal59etrdnten:
SSiir 1873 500, ,S23 Barrels,
Sir 1874 S,S6O,529 ~
, 1875-02-17

No. at g. .taGas.e 100 bu reesto At G1Se; l2oo
b.t eur, Al asc and loo bu do 1t cc e@cfsd. To.i,
81, AUD bit.
osrs-Ths market Was rather .qnle. b'1t firm undor
light rrret IA, aud stronger feeling iu New ynrk.
tinna unchanged. 4 lew lols Of regular changed
hands hnt the trailing eonflnei principally 10
eo.ed nj liz oui.4se FreaL rssss ef,sc! It 5a;se.
Rejected w 1ao,.! nominal at sltasihc: Cash saier
,ncl.ie ls,on1 b. No, Fssnns 4 S3t, @3a..c: 2to
a. s on r.et ao, Sa ~ seller Mill ~ ssn sS
Ut 81 Gss2kc anl closed rn, It thu outside; aeller
A Fl 1ssss. ssst fy e H. were in reqt. and
firm under very limited offerings At os,5c. al which
rrt:e 100 h1 vere sold. Other Rratcs wsfs Inactive
nAn,.Ey-waa .c'ivs and irrcga'.ty higher. CASH
md telIer March we're 4ssr md ssilor Arii 2sltc
ahls dons fa tat ortion. thong ii very irregular
advanced 10 Sis. nnl esosol at 81 LAY seller
April aold At l,oo@1.lo, aud closed ut the Inside.
Gas srtsy VA r. rsqae.t to M orlers sa n!es
!nsluircd fhr bnt ths offerings were ~ small that
hnyers could not ill their orers Cash No. regular
sold at $11fI do fresh receipts In n. s. At 81 IL
et.ls and do in f.. y, Il co.s at 90 M aoia at
slUt III Csntra and quoted 1t 81, ,1otall1 III L.,
nominal at 9ssosc salea 1t cash harley tncnde avo
:, and 4, p e.. i ttlj = to9 b. ~ At 4
track. Total, 9, 400 bu.
LATEST.
Meas lH,rk MAS su s0rd tlen1and in thu afternoon,
anil, unlrr light offerings. .lyanccd SC, closing Il
5s;o lii It ,7sa1s.a3 sellsr Malen, and slsSu9
Lard was hrln at an udTanco Of axa5c, c1osiua at
$13.5o hid for cash, $l3.5ia13b7h Tor March, 4nd
March. fl3.7s sellor April aud $l3.9s7l397X aallor
Wheat wa. fairly actlve early, aud closed ,1c lower
Seller March so1I At 8t'.tSsiHc, closing ut 84sc.
eller Apr!l .. A.: ae;,e. eoslns It 81. .sss!4e;