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Hay unchanged. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter dull; Western packed, II D23c; Western
roll, 140l9c. Eggs steady at l7c. Petroleum
nominal. Coffee firm Rio cargoes, ordinary to
falr, S%Dl0c. Sugar steady; A soft, Sac.
Whisky steady at $1.16ia0l.17. Freights TO
Liverpool per steamer unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 1851 brls wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 49,
600 bu; oats, 800 bu; rye, none. Shipments
None. Sales-Wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, 99, 900
bu.
PHILADELPHIA. April 12-Flour quiet.
Wheat firm; No. red, in elevator, Sl.1s0
l;1sas; No 2 red, April, Sl17is0l18is; May,
$i.iS9iie9. cOSn~option e steady: car lots
strong; rejected white, Coo; steamer mixed, 63A
@66c sail mixed, April, 65ls065a4c; May, 66 a
firm; rejected Mixed 81 lac; No. white, 90 q a
o6t9c Lard firn; steam. l1.5o0 II ,60c Eggs
ceipts - Flour, 800 brls wheat, 6. 600 bu; corn,
$4,000 ou; oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Ccrn,
10000 bu.
CINCINNATI April 12.-Cottou nominal at
9ose Flour strong; family, $4.6o05.10; fancy,
S5.250575. Wheat steady at $l.10. Corn
stronger at $685. ec spot, 56l4c May. Oats
quiet, but firm at 460 40 iac Rye in fair demand
at 90 63c Barley in good demand; extra No.
fall 64065e. ProvisiOns-Pork easier at
$3.50 Lard firm at 10.97leo11c. Bnlk meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky $1.13 Butter
quiet and unchanged
LOUISVILLE April 12.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at 919c. Flour steaoy and unchanged;
s Wneat QUIET No red winter 81 .o50 l07. Corn
steauy; No white. sac: No. 2 mixed, 53c.
oats steady and unchanged; No. 2, AS. Provis-
Ions quiet bur firm; mess pork, $1S.75. Bulk
meats-Shoulders 2 l4c. BacOn-Shouders SAC.
Hams-Sugar-cured, IL tsc Lard quiet; kettle,
12l4c Whisky quiet, Sl.13.
KANSAS CITY, April 12-The Commercial
Indicator reports: Wheat Receipts 5000 bu;
shipments 5000 bu higher No red fall,
947sc cash: 96lae May; 97s4e June. Corn-Re-
celpts. $4,000 bu; shipments, 5000 br: higher;
A sc cash. 43 6sc May; 45asc June. Oats better;
80 7sc cash; Soc May.
LIVERPOOL, April 12.-1:30 P.sM.-Cotton
In good demand at 55s05 11-16d; sales, Il, 900
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales; mer-
lean, LOO bales Breadstuffs firmer. Corn
New Western mixed, 5s 6lod.
OsWEGo, April IL. = Wheat dull Corn
| steady.
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Else where.

CHICAGO, April IL The Drovers Journal
reports: Hogs Receipts, 10000; shipments,
5000. The demand was very weak packers
are doing Int little; the market slow and
closed weak. Mixed packing hogs, $707.45
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fbn 1onoou6 TnOro octivn anil fha tnOvement
tne uenianu more ac'iVe anu 'ne noNenen.
healthy III tone. Rates steady at the range OF
some days mast
The New York Money Market-Stocl, Traue-
.c.,o,,. r,..,,,,x ,,,,o., =, r.,,.,o,,,,an+ g.
s0'hs-oi"sihs rfioes Oh ""Ver"h,e"'
curities-Quotations of General Stocks
NEW YORK. Aprt 12-Money. SAG per cent,
.,oo,,, - o., - oon+
N4"eins at QUA per oeuV'
Prime mercantile paper 5l806 per cent.
Government securities were weak and gener-
~. -.
any .s~9s lower
Railroad stocks were irregular and feature
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NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Cotton strong;
middllng, 916c; low middling, 8 1906 good
to ordinary, 9ssc; net receipts. ,745 bales; gross
receipts, 1881 bales; exports coastwse, 1906
bales; sales, $500 bales, stock on hand, 266, sos
bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 12-Cotton active; mid
ding, 9l9c sales. 5000 bales; receipts, 1900
bales shipments, 1900 bales; stock on hand,
67,300 o..ieS.
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DIR. A. B. DAVIDSON, Car Department p, C. &
ST. L. railroad, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters Il .
reliable tonic and inVigorator"
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

UNION SToCKYARDs, April 12.
CATTLE-Receipts, 81; shipments, none. Qual-
ty of offerings poor; market steady at quotations
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Jordan, Marsh & Co. retire in April. 1888, MAX
ing in all SS,0O0,000 worth of business thus
given up. 1t makes its own comment to the in
telllgent business man. Competition nas been
much too severe. The practices of dating ahead,
OF selling goods at less than cost in order 10 Sc
cure customer, the heavy expense under which
the business is done, these are some of tie bur-
Gems OF the trade. Concerted action in some
matters is out of the question, but it certainly
would be good thing If both iobbers and agents
would revise their practices in selling goods.
An excellent New York authority on the subject
remarks: 'Of the many causes that really affiict
the market no single one so demoraizes agents
and buyers as the conditions of sales and pur-
chases. From a few days time or sulaa dis
count eXtre granted to few favored buyers,
the extension of time now covers as many
weeks If not months, with discounts to CORE
sp0nd. These conditions accompany all tran
sactiOns, with the exception that the poorer the
risk the greater the demands and concessions.
me practice is the outgrowTh OF an Overproduc-
ton and the expedients thought necessary to
market excessive stocks The claims OF pur-
chasers are becoming outrageous, and that con-
cessions Of this character have been made en-
boldens still greater demands. just think of 1t;
That an intelligent and responsible merchant,
as the basis OF transaction, should inquire,
How long on memorandum then, how long
the time from how far ahead when charged; then,
How are the discountsf With these details adj
lusted TO the buyers satisfaction. the price must
be guaranteed, or all that has been done is OF no
purpose"
GRAIN.
The local grain markets showed more strength
to-day than for some days past. Bidding on
Cnange was quite spirited. The Board of Trade
Price Current saws of wheat. Local markets. ara
higher, No. red being lie stronger than yester-
dav and ,,oro o,+,,-o 49,, q. -..;ooa e.
80 90 !" ii0io a0'i'e ue.uahu 10 no.i0eu i'i
spot ana FUTURES. Home markets, under light re-
ceipts and good local demand, are comparatively
higher than seaboard, which lnterferes very ma
tariollv ,,,;.h ,,,,,-. .,, - ,-e,- :,
WIN shipPors ueaink very iaiSeiS "'
AH0 'o"'i"uoo iepoiUS VI uan"Se "
growing crop has as yet failed TO boom the mar
ket very much and there are some dealers so
bold as to say they are preparing for doing
land of1ica hnsinass dYripg tba oo1,inr sunp,ar
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Net consumption first quarter.. l 81, $50 IL. le

Rrfiners' stocks are not concluded in the gen
eral statistics of the United States. This actual
excess OF consumption through four ports of the
United States of 1926 tons is further Increased
by about 20, 900 tons more of Louisiana crop
gone into consumption than during the same
time last year. Louisiana is pushing the re-
inainder of The domestic crop rapidly to market,
and this has been felt in falling off in con-
sumption OF foreign sugar, although there has
been no decrease OF the total consum ption Of the
United States, but an increase of abont q, 900
tons since Jan. over last year.
The dry goods market has frightened up con-
siderably the last few days, and trade is now
highly satisfactory. Boston is considerably ex-
cited over the withdrawal of Jordan, Marsh IL
Co, from the Wholesale trade The Boston Her
aid says: THE withdrawal Of Jordan. Marsh d
Co from the wholesale dry goods business makes
the third house that has gone out within fifteen
mont hs, I,ibbey Clark, WHO did business of
Sl,oO0,00o, gave up in January, 1882. Yelling
tob Bros. & Co. failed in the fall OF 1882, and
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NEW YORK, April 12.-Demand light and
selections confined to miscellaneous require
ments for current wants. Unfavorable weather
and uniform quiet prevails
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COMMERCE..


Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS. April IL.
Trade was quite octive to-day all along the
line, ana merchants in excellent spirits. The ad
vance In coffees and sugars the last few days is
a subject of comment. Present prices of sugars
are now quite low compared with previous
years. The circular of Messrs. Willett & Hamlen
states that the net deliveries of sugars through
the four ports OF the United States for the first
quarter Of 1888 and 1882 compare as follows in
tons:
1888. 1882.
Stock of importers and reflners
Jan. 1--..--......---.-........ 65,091 4s,l9l
Receipts of first quarter --.....1S0,777 1S2,299
Total. 1868 230, 400
Stock of importers and refners
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 63.37s 52.295
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.


INDIANAPOLIS, April 1 2.
The money market is working comfortably,
the demand more active and the movement
healthy in tone. Rates steady at the range of
some days past.
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Metals
About Farm Hands.

NETWORK, April 12.-Lead quiet others I'M
changed.
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RATES oF SUBSCRIPTION.

TER s INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-PosTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Corn very firm ana prices are well main tanned;
under light receipts and local consumption all
offerings will readily bring full quotations.
Markets elsewhere are strong all along the line,
Buyers are in the majority, sellers are scarce
We quote:
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Rag nGea bem Sebrautbe SeS
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VStIWtttcIB ctntreter.

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8clFanutPsit, rer Neiantolie. 3unaGms uue RrEftis
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y Die Grdftc nebmer s Der Mrbetit p;-b bsssy
bic NGbruuB tdmedt, cas- iGure GIfitcser b6rt oiss
be geree'ans u! Gut rutgcr mo uugtItortsr e;5tat
lne trilGeS, geltnrttcs Grbcbtn, TNi
y 9eridfuiubeu eou ,5teifeu u,;S gIGtb6e, NJ,
SaEt ilstt Rtatt unO Seiuu5 aus bsr llrir ,a ribs
metr truhe croeTn plr6 Set WHS tlcr bic GI,tleerrs
oeiielber Gtbt itmerslCS bCr IiS
~ 6erl6tctt Der 6auerphen SsiIirno nLsr ,, win
fiirltten. iti5ddenhen GnleerudGeu luS Rrditin,ne
ouer Sraaue. os
81 Die qelbe Tarbe int sgeiser hss guoss ,,rh "a.
brnunt1e uno rgsiInSe Sarbe oer Saul berid5f,iy,s
bet une rna3t etFer genbelt, tareu 0dutfarbs Gios
81 9teleui6eu, peI9e an i5pa5er ober tberf,IISJsn
Stnssn !s'osi l1ereen 9robs Greitterung BURG ben
Gebraud oes 1eilmttteIs fiuSeu. GS beiDrbert Ss,.
4usrurl, berftroert zen 6EiieF FART unb trdftiot
btieit9t feu ytde'tibnef bn5 GSeii6I Der e5hipSHs
nro rec St'mer'eS in ben 5nBtu6teln, 8erer, S6nIs
ern, etc. enternt ben jiteberirpn baS GrItitnosns
utl bic Acknowledgement Eno BEN trdmpibo,ter Sn.
ten betm Substtesebeu uuo AHiiteber 4Qe SlsSs
Shntttoms Ser'5pineeHnot uuS mad geuis. '''
y Bon Gag III Gag mebren iib bel be,n Heb-o,,A
ees SarfGpartIlan bic 4n;eiten Der lriitfebr,nSsr
@e'unbbett. gie has Slut an Renbet unb ernIt o,s
MINT, nimnt bic arartbei! ab unb ale fremSsr IN.
rs'nsn Stolls I'm aorpsr,, Sei6piire, burte Rnsten
u / 10 berdtptnesn has llnseiIube ipirb aeurb unS
9sl3nallts, Tiehsr~unbsn anS 4rOniT4s Rrant6siter
perben qebetIt.
81 Sn 8agsn, mo has saRsm alsssfogen iuorS.n IA
unb Guedttlber oeer eorrotbs Subimate In ben Rrtos
6en @eleufeu II. 7. 10. angebGuft tpprben nb mn or.
peituns Der ano4sn, gertriimmune bes Rlcgrats.
SetSIoluHiSe'l Ipttbs OelPfpnlre Dcer Nrdmpfnberu
stnestretsn Nro, lot Der ,Sarapdriq1n" ale 4bIa,
esrIngen unS sntfernt ben RrantBeitsfUf aus bsu
Stfieme.
81 @err Dieieniser tuel5e Sefe gebisiuen ,lr Sei,
lung 6roniter, itropbuIDer ober ippbitii9er Rrsf.
tstten gebran9en fnSen bGs, tusnn bic Setluna ana
nrr Ian8iam ietn mag, its ii i'm gugemeiren better
5sfneen tbr SIeiid un6 8eipitt ii9 bermebren oSsr
aud nur 5 slsi$ bleiben 70 1T Dies Elm ffsres Rel
den, has bic Seilung fortSreitet. Bei bieien erars
5eiten bsrben bic patienten enttpeber befIer nSs,
f6Iimmer, ber RrautPeitsftOfi III nidt untb4tin
penr ni6t aufaebalten nnb aus benz glte eetrte5sn'
bsrbretet sr w unh tdhrt ort, bic Contribution an ,rts
ten beereS Sefinssn oeri4at, i9rettet Cure 6stIno
NIT isbsr Stiu6s oorar, unb Sbr aetpiurt an @ejnSs
tstt, Starte unS 5Isii4. '''''''
Die sross @dtt hie!es SsiImittsIS oFsr51rt no In
Aronbelten. bic cen 10 Rerbstflbrsn 6rpsa uis in
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Grtmmiae 6dltc i'm gSeiten.

8aibinstou, 20. Suuuar. - Som
Sisualbiireau pir6 beridtet, oaB bonn Wiiz
fifippi bis 3ur Yaciicfiiite ftreuse 6dlte
bsrridt. 9fn utelen Yldssn tn Datota, Wou.
tana unO Bpoming ftebt 6as thermometer
inter 80 @ras BON Sort Daibafie i'm Serz
ritprilIm gSpoming tptrb iogar gemeloet,
oaf baielbft bas 2bermometer auf A 9rao
inter BEN @efrierpuuft gefallen iet. Die
fulte 9ufttuelle beluegt iidb langiam in oltlts
der &tdtung, nimmt iebod aumaltg on Sna
tenftdt ab. Gus Nebrasfa, Wifiourt uns
uuberen Staateu laufeu Serthte iiber beftts
Ges Sdneewetter Elm, tn Solge befeu Der
@ilenbabnpertebr uuterbroden uuroe.
Gbtcago, 81. Sauuar. - Die talte
Qufttpelle aus benz gforomeften traf ipdt gez
fern 4bsnb bier Elm uno bas Sbermometer
font TN eaufe Der Nadt uui 10 bis 20 Sras
unter Nuu. 4n etltdeu, Dem Winbe aus
gelebten @telen erreidte es iosar 26 @rao
inter Nuu. lin 10 lIbr beute abeno ftauo
es aui 10 @rab unter Wuu unb pdrmereS
0etter pirb fit morseu in auSfidt geifeat.
@rimmige &dlte ptrb ans allen Hahbars
ituuten geneloet. aae 3iige iino ourd Den
tiefen Sdnee I'm mebrsre Stunben uers
Srotnt
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Ger Serfaufb Der 8illete fir bas
gum Gefen Der Slatternfrauteu BON elmer
Nn3abl i8raelitiiber Samen ueraufaltete
Bantett nebit Bal lin Der @oncorbia"O bat
bereits begonnen, nno man rehnet auf
etnsn Gbias DON 1000 8iaeten. Sr. Bag.
ner lteiert fOffenfrei bas Safelgei9irr fir
baS 8antett, Brof. s5elbmauu gratis bic Dfu.
fit. Die alteren Samen unter3ieben iit Der
6iihenoermaitung. Am Uiittnof Ha6mtt.
ta9e ftnbet abermals cine Seriammlung Der
jungen 3ameu in Der Salls Der yS. .. 3d.
@elelldaft ftatt. Gin ungetu0bulider @nts
huitasmus betunbet fi9 fir bas lluterneb.
men, unb Elm sl1nssnber Grfols ftebt anger
6rase. Der &Obltbltigfetsiinn unerer
tsraelitii4eu giitbiirser tpirb etnsu neuen
Stein i'm Srette erbalten. I'm Der Sptse
Der 6eftueranftaltsr ffsbeu SRI. Sba Srteb'
berger ais Brdi, 9r. 81. Slonobetm als
Seirstar.
9ieb - Ssremias 0atlp purSe
um Sanfas pesen uugebli4ea 9iebtabls
elmer Srn. Sobn .3eune, Rr. A, Centre
Warfatz Space, ipobnbaft. geJ6rsuoen Reiies
taicae mit &leiDern i'm Wert1e BON $40 pom
8i9ter Tisbugb ms 9efGrgniB geffedt.
- Sarrp 2Sarrid, Elm 10 Sabre alter
8aabe, tpuroe am Samfsag auf Die eiolt6s
ausiase res Boli;iifeu Wsaiam 3. 2ptle pcu
Baltimore @Ountp, Scsapfbdbue aus ben
StdGen hss Srn. @u. 8aperlb ,u fts5leu
ueriudlt ;u habeu, .uerta;tet uuo ben @eIutts-
gebDroen auSgelieierA
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Tranfrei6.

sseiteres iibtr ole 9esttimifien Yerid,u6rans
uns giOn pIon'a @interferans. - antras
aufHusEosuns Ger orIeanfitiidben prtnlen
aus Ter Mrmte.-Gine Mppelattou Der So'
nnpartiffcn an cas SpIt. - Ser Mnarebi'
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0rplciipncn In 6lasaosp.

Glasgow, 81. Sanuar. - Der gr0Bte
btelise @aiometer erplobtrte beute. Der
entftanoene S6aber betrdgt 100000. Gin
Soleat fanb beute am llfer bes ~6ortb uno
@lpos.Sanals" Elm Slehttftdeu, tpeldes bet
einem Seriude, eS 5u 0fiueu, erplootrts uuo
3tpei Yerlonen perleBte.
(Spater.) - 4bt Yeriouen mur6eu ourd
bic @jaserplOIou uerleBt. Alle @aSltdter
in Sats@laagop srloiGeu, uuo Elm Bautt
mare betEabe III ben 3beateru eutftanoen.
Gin Der r9ale0ontun Sahu" geb0rtger
Gduppen wuros ipGter In bic Yuft seIpreuat.
Wian usrnutbet, oatI bic GrplOfoneu oas
SGert Der Senier ltuo.
aunfausiteGga9 in Rcm.
&om. 90. Sauuar. Die tuteruattO=
nole RunItouSlfellurS rourbe heute bon Dem
S0uts Uno Der 3ontgtn erUfFnet. Der Wiiuis
fer, oaS oiplOmatiidle Corps. Oeputationen
bet 1Gmmerr un0 bic WaireS Qller baupts
iddliten Stdote 6es ReideS nGbmen &uz
tbeil on ben @rohuung8= @ersmouie'u.
Inter ben bier ausgeite0ten Werteu. mel
de GroBe Bemunoerung erregen, beiin0el
fdl @Crdlos Der omerifGhiIbeu 6lultler
Nlbert Su0tr, BiDiom Scott, Stanlep pa
SeItire. Suliun Storp Carton, AugultuS Qaa.
ton, Gagsnta Stnion uno George Butler.
Sspptcu,
Cairo, 81. Sauuar. - Der iraB0tlde
Geiddftstrdgsr iibermitteIte heute Dem egpps
tiidsn Diinillerium eiueu HrOtef gegen Die
@uibebung Der @outrole. Die Sprabe oeS
Documents 1T cine icbr gcmGBtgte. 9srr
Srebif, Ger bisbcrige frunS0Fihe 8eueraIs
@OntrOeur, III abbetilfen wOroeu uno miro
pabrideiHIid auf tem nahitsu Dampfsr
nod 8rantreid Gbreien. Nubar Baiha
purbe sum 0iit8liet Der Gommiiiiou irr
@CridtsTeform eruaunt.
wGrst mnb Sorfe
QtperpooG, 90. San, 1875 Wa@m. -
8aummplle Wtitteliorte Oberlduoer 9Il6,
bo.Nem Orleans llG. 9ieSertGuie betruz
gen 5000 8uGsn. SpetulatiCu Hno Qusz
iubr 1000, j3ufnbr II, 400, Oaruuter IA, 700
amerifauiide.
2onbon, 20. SQnuor.-Ser. Stauteu,
Sb!tgationsn: 4zpro3. 1924, Ditto 4tspro3.
1865, 90. oerlGugerte 5spro,. 105t.-I. s. g.
g8. sos, 90. 3. IS, grie All, 90. 2. 1901,
Y..Y. Central 1917, Su8. Central 14St,
Beuni. Central 62s. 0tsabiug 298, Ontartos
&eftern 27t, WiilpauteesSt. Youl Common
11Ok.
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@r= =Senator speueer's Tluht.

9altfar, N.sS., 20. Sanuar. - Gr,
Senator Spencer retfte beute auf oem Oam=
pier rYolpueitan" mad 9tuerpool ab. Sor
leiuer Nbretle madte er eiuem Serihteritats
ter peridtebeue Wittbeilungeu iiber ieiue
Ssrbinbuug init benz SterurouteuproieB
nnb iaste unter Iuoerem, er babe Die Sterns
routenidminoeleien suerit entoeft uno Die
aufmeriiamfeit bes YoitoepartementS auf
bteielbeu geleuft. Serner iaste er, Der gegeEz
tpdrtige Yro,eB in 8aibinatou Jet Ntdts,
als stn Sdmnbelj unb Die Regierung tabe
beretts $500,000 fir oenielben perausgabt,
ebne TN @ntferntefen oarau 81 oenten, Die
SGul6tgen sur CITRATE gu 3tebeu.
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NtehutGrFfp.

Chicago, 20. Sanuar. - Die .3ufubr
ben S6weireu belief fd beute auf 170U0
Stiid, Serlenouns 1900; bic Yreiie uartir-
ten ,luiid)en $3.50 unO $500. - 9tinooieb;
i3ufubr $500, Sericuouug $500; 8rrfdufe
Su $2.15 bis $6.25. - Shaaie: 3ufubr
1900. Ssrisuouus 1000; Sertaufs ii $500
bis $5.75.
ct. 2outs, 20. Sauuar. - 8iuboieb:
i3ufubr 1875, Serienouus fetue; Sertduis
su $2..5 bis $6.00.-Sdaafe 3ufnbr o.
gerienbung teine; Sertdufe gu S.. so biz
$5.5O.-Sdmetne: 3ufubr 100, Serlcns
buna 100 &erfGufe III $500 bis $500
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NatermCrS.

Nem Orleans, 81. Sauuar. -autojne
@Ourter puroe beute i'm 8irdiptele Sefiers
ion, etue ta1,e Strede Oberbalb 9retHa,
bon ieinem 18.j6brigen Sobne Sraucoi8
@Ouoier seidOiieu. Seioe panoerteu ert
DOR 8ur5em aus Sraufreid Elm uuo pareu
mad Seras uuteripegs. Seute friib 9eries
fben ie Iber Gin Baar S6ube in Streit,
in beiien Ysrlaui Der Sater Dem Sobne cine
Sbrfeise usristte. Ser 8urlfe 5og oarauf
eiren 9ispoluer uno idOb ieiusu Sater ME
Der. Ger SbGter enttam.
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MuoebIihe Sransftiftuna.

YbtGabeIpbta, 90. Sauuar. - Better
arnolb, ipelder in Scr. 1919, SoutbftraBe,
cine @irtbIdait bstrsibt, tpurbe beute uls
ter Der anflase uerbaftet, iein 9ofal beuts
frIb anse;iinbet ;u baben. 0as Seuer puroe
glidIiGsr @eiie lofort eatbedt unb &C.
loidt, ebe es ertpdbueusuertbeu S6abeu
anrihtete. arnolb bate isiue g8irtbidaft
fir $500 perfdsrt. gr tptro am ud9fteu
Nittmc9 elm Serb0r befeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-22
2em. slorfer Wahriateu.


9ismsY Yort, 90. Sauuar. - Sriebrif
Siotb, iener Der llntertlagung BON StaatS=
gelbern bei6ulbiate Sdmei3er Seante, tpurs
be geitern aui eiaem Sabeas Corpus gefebt
benz SIid1ter gSbeeler porgeIiibrt. Der auz
malt hes Serbafteten beantra9te oeIjeu @ntz
loiiung, ba Der 4usleferun9s Sertrag spts
iden ben Ser. Staaten uno Der Sdmei, MIR
aui Rorb, 9tanb unh abnlit)e Bsrbre6en
Sesug babe. Der Gidjter behielt itd Die
gntlteibung plr.
-Sbos. Sobnion, j3ablmeifier Der Sppua
tonsSalp>Sile.@o.," wuroe geteru Ndds
mittag ani Der giuslieftraEe in Srooflpu
uon brsi Mdnuern ,u gooen geIdlageu uuo
nm $3.50 beraubt. Die Sbdter entfameu.
= Ser 9ampfer y8isconIu" ans 2ipers
pool iubr sefern auf ieiuem @rse bic Sat
berauf bel @eits8anf feit, fuuroe ,eoo4 b1lo
nadher unbeidGoigt ilott.
Slerentine 9Sagner, bas rieuniGbrige
Mdbden, tpeldes ieit'lestem Steaitage uerz
mibt muroe, iit i'm Sauie elmer NIT ibren
gltern beireunbeten Samilie aafgefunben
tporben. Sic bate Der Samtlie ersGblt, ibre
Gltern bdtten auf einige Seit III Solse bon
Seiu6 feiHeu Blat fir ite i'm Saule.
- Coroner Merfle bielt gefern einen Sns
queft iiber ben Sob bes 80 Sabre alteu
@eritarbeiters Sobu Sidep, welder in
einem Stan gefunbeu uub auf Botter's 6ielo
eingeIGarrt noroen mar. Patrtd Coleman,
Elm Shipaser bss Serforbenen, CAB on,
Sidep lei psgeu angeblider Sruntenheit
pcrbaftet iporoen, NIB Soiepb Burte, Elm
Gagl0hner, beseugte, sr babe gefeben, tpie
;pci Yoli3iiten Stdep hurd @berrpitraBe
idleppten; iie bradteu ibu aber ntdt tns
Statinnsbaus, ionbern in oen Stau, mo Der
Wiann Ipdterbin als 2eits porsefuuoeu
fpurbe. Dennis Wanu, yfr. Ga, @berr1itr.,
erflGrte, er babe geehen, oaB elmer ber Bos
li;iifen nit leinem &niippel Die 6ublohler
bearbeitete. Sie Surp CAB eiueu gSabr.
iprrd ab, mad, weldem Sobn Sifep in 5olgs
ben Sdlte unb SeruadIaifsuns itarb unt
;wei Tolisiften fiir ieineu SOB perantuort'
lid fino. Ser Coroner pirb Die Sade ben
Ysli;,i. @ommiIiaren porlegen. Die beiheu
Yoliiifeu beibeu Senrp &. 9ofmann unt
Simotbs S'9sar9.
-S 9. Sellp, Elm junger Manu, wuroe &C.
| fern Nbenb Don Dfarp u. &oiteuo, elmer
goreeltpirtbin, in beren 2ofal er Srafebl
anfing, bMrdb msbrere Meferffife lebens.
aefdbrlid perlest. Giuer Der Stide ourd.
bobrte ieiuen alusapfel. eas 6raueH3immer
| 1T uerbaitet.
| - Senrp Orr, als gSddter in etIideu
neIsn 8sbduben oil Der 112. Strabe ange'
| felt, purbe beute iriib BON eiuem uubefauu:
ten Stalieuer geifoiieu uno sefdbrli9 per.
punbet. Ytau begt ben Ssrbadt, bab Elm
| setpifer Sbos. Sadett, tpelter pegen eines
| HraueusimmerS NIT Orr oerieinoet mar, Der
| Stnlipner III Der Shat aufitod1elte.