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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29

pOTdQOu 70 loVySh vAA Vk CunkiIaoho oSoVCior
lions win be argued before 1tege Willard, in
chambers, At Columbia ARasaday next The
question has been raised by the Hbernian So
ciety, whose halt has been levied on for taxes.
The Upper Guardhouse has not had a prison
er for two days. Z:
The sidewalk on Rodgers's alley needs re-
nairing.
Theecrowd that collects In the afternoon at
the cosnsr. AZ King and Calhoun streets is
quits aassying to the passers-by. -.
Tw6dogs were killed yesterday In the upper
wards.
Rumor speaks of collision between two
prominent: politicians in Columbia. but we
cannot trace the report to any reliable source.
The horses IN the street cars seemed to suf-
fer from the excessive heat yesterday.
The dry weather and excessive heat are az
fecEag gardens and cisterns.
Henry Rivers was arrested last evening for
doing nothing towards gaining an honest Bv-
ing. He was committed under the yagrant
act.
The German Ladies' Association held a
meeting Last night, at Lindstedt's Hall, in King
street. There was quite large attendance,
and some business Of importance to the asso-
citation Was transacted.
Thegaited States District Court opens in
.GfeenSilieon Monday next. The United States
district attorney Left last night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29
5perial Notices.
7FICE GENERAL FREIGHT AND

Ms-OFFICE GENERAL FREIGHT AND
TICKET AGENT SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD, CHARLESTON. JULY 2s, 1s7o.-on
and after August 1st all Freight arriving per Sa.
vannah and Charleston Railroad will be delivered
on east side Of the city to consignees by drays
employed by the Company.
SO. BoYLST0N, .
General Freight and Ticket Agent
july2eImw3*
~ @NOTICE.-ALLP PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate OF the late Mrs. ANN
SIMONS, win hand them In, properly attested,
and all persons indebted will make payment to
SEDGWICK SIMONS,
july15-f3 Qualified Executor.
@r NOTICE.-ONE MONTH FROM
date, application will be made for renewal o.
SCRIP No. %, for Sixty Shares In the Magnetic
Iron Company OF South Carolina, IN the name Of
JOHN FERGUSON. july22-4
w- THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE E.
N. BR0DIE wi be continued under the same
name.
Mr.. T. F. BRODIE holds my power OF attorney.
Mr.. A. F. CURTIS is authorized to act as his
agent. ELIZABETH c. BRODIE,
3. julyI3-wfm1mo Qualified Executrix.
Ns ESTATE OF MARY A. WARREN
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LETTERS OF DISCHARGE
UNDER ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, MARCH %, 1sss.-Applica-
ton will be made to the Hon. GEO. BUST, Judge
OF Probate Court for Charleston County, on Mon
DAY, the 18th day Of August 1870, at II O'Clock
NJ, for nnal discharge and letters dismissory to
the undersigned, Executor Of said Estate.
W. B. WARREN,
july15-fmw16* Executor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29

~ A NEW ADDITION TO OUR Ma
T10NAL BILL OF FARE-The committee Of ladies
appointed by the Farmer's Club OF the American
Institute, among whom was an eminent medical
graduate and the wife Of the Secretary of the In
stItute state In their report that packet OF SEA
MOSS FAR1NE, costing twenty-five cents, Will
produce, when combined with milk, in due pro.
portion, full sixteen quarts OF blanc mango, while
packet Of corn starch, maizena, Qr farins, cost
ing sixteen cents, Will only produce, with like
quantity o. milk, from four to six quarts, thus
showing that the new food staple is actually
worth. as a means OF nourshment. about one
hundred and fifty per cent. more than the here
tofore-popular preparations from maize and
grain. 1t Is also stated that it has none OF the
heating properties OF ordinary farinaceous food,
and is dIgested and assimilated With wonderful!
rapidly. tnwI9D6C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29

~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERs. an old German Tonic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29

~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID hair DYE is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead, nor any pttalc poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delustye
preparations boastng virtues they do not possess.
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnlshed reputation to
uphold Its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye
Black or Brown. Sold by oil Druggists. Applied
at No. 1s Bond street, New York.
nov2S fmw1yr
w-LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS an old German Tonic.
Mr LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERs the most delightful and effective In the
world.
@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the debilitated.
@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERs cures female complaints.
~ ~LPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures ''never welln people.
~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS will rive an appetite. jun10-fmw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-29

Mr.. T. F. BR0DIE holds my power OF attorney.
Mr.. A. F. CURTIS is authorized to act as his
agent. ELIZABETH G. BRODIE,
g. julyI3-wfm1mo Qualified Executrix.
, 1870-09-21
PORTABLE, STEAM ENGINES

ronbfnins the II efficiency. durability, and
~ wsdely md istorsWS$71wn more than So0 being
IN use- Al warranted ot no sate- Desaip-
4 q EQA0lK3s@+ 10. -xE-t.ts. A3sE,
, 1870-09-21
HELMBoLD's BucHu,:

Tbs only known remedy for D.abese. Irritation os thd
srrh al he HIadcr. Sransury, u Painful utaataE-
, 1870-09-21

= E1''"F u Tie Ciirlgo Tribune.
~ e."s c''hinei'ts, tn ststerda5.s TR1Brsr m
.s4''F "hlsthtuse said, AT tie Enisrnna,
''''''aot', On lsf' icsurauc., ytu,.,, hin, rraa,
: "'':sr AMI The wh /: t.,s: in4 s; n rrf at ~ ~,
s'a s"F mat of sercn dcila.s r,asd in tn cor,,.
- H'y ott' IL returned 10 the insured. tcbi,a
't'ssas sho" -hat Tut Il .lnety -tllree ,ntl,lnns
; =: = ~ anmbtIs 1ecs:1sl las, year r,r ,,r,.,nt
~ rons 1,!'9ns nstH Mess paid Tor 1ossts, SIX
ls,F surzcutteFrl p01f&cs ana nrar 49, tns.A ~
1".:. - 'nc 'est1Fe or REINSURANCE
T.. ~ saF that, "oE, Of twcpty.,h,pe ,no,t,,o.
: aue ends by death. The oths1 iEtn, pSiscles,
H,t,so o saine for wlla1 they have paIf =
-, i H., .tcinent were correct cannot nnaor-
I,. ,,,,,,,xn 1n could say, i, the next senlencr.
s sc.r abiit1ts1 nass ,d,, nate ha. assets 10
would e'.be .cutopantts rn mcer .na.a
= rrsp1ds show, b, ,,,u 49,.
E::''n, OUT Of nlnetE.tass lhat th!1ty.eight
::..r !.ar II this comes u ,ns msEe Ietafnet ~
III y 1s IN a'1@aty 11,,;;on y At fsu s,newsre -
-: y their Policies u l., "Haartd '., nteNsa''1
I.-' 'on saE that tl,e tnsuta1,.+. ~ As vel
-. itld store is Of no ralue uu.s, !, r. Maa
"a II, aecalnaistlon Ola wards noner "a M ~
w.. ni 9nafutar Of NJ vllne to M g ~ tne
rl''!lcE Of no value Jules rnn,, Masu. 1. Is
,.;' ,s ~ honest merchant IN tate s.Ias! Hles Il
ls store TO burn to get the i,ereat =, "no .
AE pIUtEEuua u q lie fQ{icF ia
~ - a!''4es 10 the same manner. @'eat,
,,.,r, 49," snu could speak OF the ...asse,s nf .t,,
~" '*s;As-, a. Whole, not being equal to ua,.M
I'm, ;, a. no aot understand, when the sworn re-
~. ~. -! not deny, show $ess, s,467,9s3 a1ains
i.,. .:a:,l ~ ,lltah!i!'5or reinsurance fnud.
~; nIsAs OF the failure Of over 6eyenty Eng
a.. ns,inm i.ts .o.sons dfty thousand readers, VII
VIII isNs money erefy day to life companies
seo ot he facs s,{s ts.. 1ne 70 1his
81 as arc paid ID ths counr IN ~ ,ns1, 91
=" startling announcement: IN nnd. in IL:
, 1870-09-21

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 20.
business In this department OF commerce during
the rast week was active, and for prints anu
brown sheettngs higher range Of prices was es-
tab!ished: Ticss and brown sheestngs we're also
o snAtlc arnler. CarrotfnEs continue In good de-
1n0nd, but Us yet no change has taken place IN
quotations. To-day trade WAS only -fa1rly active
at ths quotations given below
YORK tho Commercial Emiittiu remarks:
The dtE goods trade has settled down TO q
condition Of comparative quletncss, and, although
holders arc yerr firm, there Is less disposition to
stock up beyOnd actual wants than was apparent
Inst week. Stocks Of all kinds Of goods arc be-
eyed to he in relatively smaller supply than dur
quite ont Of market, and are only sold on orders
tor future delivery. This shortucss causes
greater ftmness M N other grades. which arc taken
prices have been advanced q trit5e during the
week. We hear no reports Of further atop2Rgcs
among the mills. while those that have abundance
nf wnter arc increasing production ns fast as pos
stble. No Nocomplalnts are male nf dniculties Of
collecting, and altogether there appears to be q
steady healthy business osng ln ,he t.a1e hs,c
mcut Is reported Ia reference to the trade Of tho
larper cities OF tho Sonthw west, while there Is but
ltght demand for e1por: from this market
arc rnther less actlyc the interior towns seem 10
have supplied their immediate wants, aud are buy
ing spaEnRly. Prices are very 1im. and the
stocks tn the hands OF agents are reported much
reduced, while the mtlls only produce lightly on
account OF scarcity Of water and the interruption
"Domcs:ic wuollen goods continue active, ard
the makes OF leading goods are reported below
production Is also ess than was expected, owing
| 10 the Hant Of Wnter In many OF the streams; Ia
fact, few mills have water sulcIent to run stead
| lily. This delays the delivery Of goods. and
causes Increased nr1nness on other less desirable
| kinds, which arc taken to some extent to supply
the deficiency. The wool market Is still nfn, and
| the recent advance does not seem to have ,n-
tluced any Increased shipments from the interior.
"Foreign Eootls arc Increasing In activity, a.
the season Is approaching for heavier dress goods
and the recent cool weather has promoted larger
| purchases" :"
1r1fn ~ fnItnyxo.
, 1870-09-21
TILE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic,

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRAT1ON, Is THE TRUE MED.
1cALPHMOsoPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION B1TTERs, pre-
pared will: pure st. croix Bum and
Ca1isaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact, The ksie.sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
1.-THE appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect, &becomes ees; s.a :::::! thorough;
it the-iyer is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; il the nerves are relaaed,
they are strengthened and restrung:
i the brain has beefhaunted by morbid
fancies, they are putto flight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturu. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bi1ity, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa-
ton and mental dependency, wrought
BY Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacuents which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their prestige.
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Ritters, in which are combined
the elements Of q stomaehic, an invig-
GRANT, a mild laxative, a nervine, and
an anh-bilious specific, reigns in their
stead Sold By all Druggists.
, 1870-09-21

t1ec to Truth. you should take It bsck. and sa5 Y
thr<r companies, only three. haSc ta!eu "ltnin
that time Ia England. ,.,t
One OF these three, the Albert, had, IN tne tass
twenty ycaEs, absorbed tho charters ana i.n
OF over fhirty other fire, and ltc, aun II ife
co1pofatione, all mixed up, but 1ts sg1aaass '''s
business did not ruin it ,,ust,aoo
You speak Of the tutter COLLAPSE o. - ~ s,thnd
in England" The returns nado % too hnthosi 1,t's
tics show that the Legitimate lle lnsatanGS onsl
ness OF England Fns never more prosPetous.. ..ao
AZ r,ych so-as within two 5cafA IN lAs1 AIee
OF the 1o-ccst American companies aaFe estao-
iisted successful agencies there.
Tic associations of clerEymen, OF conouetof9.
nf rnpfnccTa OF other societies agreeing 10 ta1
fhemscfTrs s, OF &3 each whenever membel
iiaa And fht health ASSURANCE societies have all
fntirii nj succcsa but the legitimate business on
ne Tariis1e or Northampton tables Of .tnBuftng
snnnd lives Us never better in England.
EoTg. MI. Editor, II you hare not word OF en-
couraRement for business that Ia khe last twenty
rcars Kas done more to rclieyc suffering and
distress, 10 provide for the widow aud
otrban. to educate young men and women,
ihanF all other benevolent Institutions IN tue
country put together; for. business that y The
hope, and trust, aud security for more families II
thfs country than can be realized IN any otheI
source, then do not call 1t a " confidence game,
or gre 1t other than the fair and candid showing
that tho facta and figures prove 1t.
Whatever may be said OF the management o1
Individual companies, *'as whole" the genera
plan Of life insurance Is deserving the confidence
and trust nc posed In it by the people.
, 1870-09-21
TEE SALUELS PROCESS,
l'nrt:aasiua CT II Nontlcn Nlnck from .ss.,
FraneI-Co.

q" 'tars ago, mention WIS made il TEE
''':t q! aEooten hlrk which had been down
y: ~4H FfanciscJ pavement for year and q
@A.s' as' which, though subjected to the Sanuels
lt't-. EAd r0tte.l tO considerable extent, while
: ':"'a Submitted to no pruccss was In perfect
t"@t't''i'- Since The Rnarslof Public Works has
'~:irtct1 for tho paving OF several streets with
'""k NJ Which have un.fcr gone the Sstnucls pfu-
-. :ais s1atencnt naturally excited the atten-
i:a'f tae lnnar.l. a,d also uf Dc Golyer i Nc
.sa."l, The oTneEs Of tue ra'eat Id this cty, aud
S''' hafe paved Suutn faTS avenue aud are
;::n. ei:ler Streets Sir. Ict;olycr asserted tilat
y" atcsytd block had no: nrcu SUBJECTED TO thr
s-:'s. = l'rncess lit brs.xat 4 piece OF a BLOCK
- at"sE s"hth l'ark avenue. and which hal
"r't 'tnwh n g:af, anH WAS set tl perfect ceuf{-
An pen iloni1nE ut1n taiS solilc suIpaare 0f
ri'aea. tAc tut, cuoE, Indicating tue ,trsence al
~ ILL.,, ~ ,Ie 1. .ws, was ns:n1y sesn anu It WAS
va t!lt iron solution. Wheu the sa,ti,. tt.sE tras
s1t u thc fotteu bltck, however, 1t also uu the
- :; tase csitrnce 2! thc presence OF iron
M .n'.s To- o. run'lc Works also determined to
."'''s'ss1e INC matter, and ntece Of the roiton
- "as slsci. IT, ME. John f. Sichel, The cor
'",.s cneulist of tue hoan!, who has made the
-" SlG srp0fI to them: >'~
'::'-c'' se CONC from san Frsacisea. md so have
:'.1! accunl'ns to the San,uel4 preeess, il
a4a;a..,' .vrnnr ,shiel, Ind beea laid there ycsr
WE r. h1P II the A., ns9asE e ths ssas
~: aiso. en1aaocya anidc u potassium, readily
- :;y:v, ti!',st ~ IL rsEtt, the san Francis
: tn b!eck sS'ss alno.s as nsctise 70 the tests
'ta!:1"Enia block lid hy no naeans receive the
. -: At.t::saut!.si " the Sanuett rrte-s. bnt
::f;a!S fnsa..- undsf very iitt1r, II any.
" y. W.. ,.s s.:.tarr tt soaking fo.k place lie
Il H't'-s'! tek :.ak snt:tf.
, 20 |!rr. states that II - occasionally the
''"... i':cia:t:1s tIscEs hy The Samuels pro-
- y st'!itr 81 then. lat.rety soak In the su.u-
. 80 -: Eti Thoroughly pc1..ieatel hy 1t, as
' ''"i hr, aiNi It Is pos=tble that this mar
- a::s'1.:'i 10 this :,3a frlac.scc block. As
- ar rcs: Ut this pro lss, 1t may not bc
i':'e !" s1y tia: Uct;o'sc7 cll!ms that
;. ':' si"E faau Eart:-g ,lout by tho ordinary
'>'"e -. s'sr,I tai is dispensed WITH.
~: nIti..sn IF NJ. Stei,et, that the ust
. - = -"!'itiuus, since, where 1t Ia applied, the
!. ' SA'tl,..t escape frca the blocks, ana
:.a-: etflIilar 10 try-r.t tsccuss. II may be
i: "'sriusp.n, lttL thu great t!uuble syi,a
:. .' i'atcisscn:s il Chicago has t bren due
.",:' :''aE III TIE l.lo-ks, hut IL the Insufficient
=, = ::sen them. Iae ground has not t,ceu
:,-' Wci,7rt~l asi a!0wc3 u sritle and the
50 r .ids hare tot t,crii struux epn,lpn. tyr
sAc stfett, fr.'tn CLARK to II aissctl. Is IN ii.
*,.tn; I.e '..stck4 are iu siyce:t o.,Irr
i ,, i,ase buaI,la - ~
, 1870-09-21

toAa's;.-..: 2l|,os7 szs.oS 3t-Sss
and prices wore generally higher-the advance
on prints and brown sheetinge being fully X.
FER yard. Striped aheetipes, drills, ic1ns,
and delaines were nomfnally unchanged in
price. 4 few lcading brands Of ticks advanced
lc- There was an active movement in carpet
ings. but as get no change Of note has oc-
CURED in quotations. The stocks arc ample.
Gieca1les were in active demand, both on
local and interior account, and for sng1rs,
eyrups and conees, prices were a trine higher
Side articles wero rather quiet, and dealers
were generally shading quotations to cash and
favorite customers. The supply, generally
speaking, is moderately large.
The movement in tho wool market was
moderate one. and holders we're exceedingly
firm in their demands, at former quotations.
There WAS fair trade enjoyed ia the mar
ket for metals and tlQneIs' stock aud iron.
and, under continued encouraging Eastern
intelligence, firm feeling prevailed through
out.
Drugs aud chemicals sold to a large extent,
and for tho leading articles higher range Of
prices was established.
The market for building materials was moro
active, and dealers experienced no trouble in
realizing ut our quotations.
The butter market exhibited less strength
than at tho close Of last week. While in the
receipts there has been material increase,
The shipments have fallen od over 13o, 600 lbs,
and, under the augmented supply, prices hare
weakened d little. No matelial decline has
taken place, but holders BEEN more anxious
to 1oaliZe, and somo concessions are being
nade. Choice dairy is quoted at 26@23c, and
common to good grades at 15@o5r.
Tho demand for cheese continues fair, and
the market is working frmer. Prices have
not Jet advanced, but the tendency IL unmis-
tskably upward. We quote Now York factory
at 13@1dc, ard Illinois aud Western neservo
at 11@12c.
The fish trade continues quiet, and, Will,
the exception Of low grades Of mackerel,
which have advanced T. txitle, the market r11ios
easy. The stocks, both OF lake and sAltwate,
descriptions, are moderate, but quite sufficient
10 meet the requirements Of the trade.
The movement in oils continues slack, and
, 1870-09-21
SEA MOSS EARINE.
TILE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARlNE.-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or Car1ageen, is conceded to BE-
the cheapest, healthiest and most delic-
ious food in the world. As a delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is
light and delicate food for invalids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations.
This new article Of food has every
where :won "goldsn opinions Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekee1ers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double light ota staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an exhayagant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Puddings, Custards
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FARlAE CO.,
53 Park Place. -. r,
, 1870-09-21

COMMERCIAL,

,nt-r = AnO Sik
, 1870-09-21

Tapesty,.- Htna.--
sets. .....3LW9L2
Extra s-ply carpet
Ing...........--.l-M
Impan9: E-ply do. -:
Fine 5-nlJ do. ..1.S
, 1870-09-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
~ CAGO MARKET.

1GkSuAt ARAsASAs 2IPt* Nv
BUTTER-Thera has been an increase IN tho re.
CENTS Of butter Of some 50 goo ns, as com2aisa s
exhibit failing on Of over $780, 900 fhs Under the
,'een developed. and, wfue there has been no gen.
cral decline, some concessions hoye been made
o. the Iess desirable otfertncs- The movement
out has been chiefly on New York and Boston ae-
count, though moderate purchases hare been
made for St Louis. Lake Superior, and the Inm-
ber country. The home trade has absorbed most
of the choice huttcr offered, at e692Sc-the out
side for small lota- VIC continue to qpote: /:
Choice dalz, .es@ssc; fair 70 good tub and
,ltktu, e1aaSc; common grade, 1s@1sc.
BAGGINt7-So important change has taken
r1ace in this market since the date Of our last
weekly review. though so fat rs cotson seamless
.nags are concerned there Is less strength 70 The
market, oHtng 70 the depreciation In the Salne q
the raw material BuIldpa and Eunnfes remain
quiet and comparatively steady. Wool
sacks :aro inactive and no nominal.
AUG: Ontari0, 4lc: American. asc: Union A, 80:
xnnnies. ~ hu, 80; bn, 80; hut.Aps, ou' II
f390c: wool 6zcSa, sc.
]. MIlDIINiiS-SaIea 10 tons choice At $a1.Q0 Q. t.
, 1870-09-21

BUILDING MATERIALS-Therc was better
demsnd for bnllding materials, but the changes -
quotations Were few and GnimpoHanI we
quote: Michigan 8tucco, $2.i5aa00; New
FORK aupcrtnc do, . hri. sa75G9L0o: marble
dust, hri. 81 s5<ssao: Lime, IN ouik, y
orl. $LoU; time In hris, . hri. sl.e3; ce-
MEut, Clatk's Utica. y brt. s2lnAa25: cement.
Roscdaie, $ao0aa2s: Akron. y brl, $2.oo9
e-25; Louisville cement, &21532s3; rlasteFinG
hair, . bu. 4o3tsc; whita sand, = u. s. oWa3,25;
IRE bricks, y i.00, *5l0oa Gaod: IRE clay, u bzls
A099A23: plaster. 2 hrl, s: :ooa2 q
BEAkS-The market wAs ,iuli at $s10422 223 per
bu tor prime navy; N.1n92.o0 for choice hand
picked medium, aud sl.o001.95 for common
DRo0M coRN-Trade ia improving, aud
prices arc shade nrmer. We quote: ko.
hurl at f1sooo ptr ion: No. q hull at $500;
No. stalk braid At 9l0l00: No. stalk brazil at
$1,000: No. medium 1t S1eo; No do at sloooo !;
inside ard covers at 5000.
BOOTS AND Su0E3-DuBipess In this depatt-
nent during the past week WIS again active, and
alunnn9h no change was made In quot stlons, .
much drmer feeling Was developed. We quote
8R fnlf0TYas -
, 1870-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

Warrantee deods conveying city aud suburb
property within seven miles Of the Court Hou
filed for record On Tuesday, September 70:
Btasel St, 90 II n Of Clay st. wf. 25x1z5 #;
Fre%snt E: ii 81: III Of Giay st. " i, SKIS;
rieinant fi St, II III II oi Clay 81, 6 I. ssx1ss
Peny 1i H s.. :st oi Bei5en az, v i. a;x
1afTabee III bee St. t. 10 it i Of wisconsin Il, vi,
4sx1s1K It: Sept. eo............,......-.: 20. 3;
Norm Market 81. 70 n n Of Pearson st, VT, =,
25x1oo It: Sept. e.. so.......-..--........- J.:
rf;ay IS IS s + !? e. & 9t pt'aen a.. :ss
North Frankdn St, So It Of Moth az, v /,
2sx1oo It, with Buildings: Sept 1o.... >: 81
Finnell st, aeo # OF Buddan st, f. 25xl6o
kossuth s., y cor Of Hanover St, 81, s5x
Main It So 81; Of Thiitydi:t st. nef =
:ssxio7 $40 Il; Sept: :9o:..:::-..:.::..:;.::
Lincoln st, n " cor Of lowa st, c I, 5oxle5h
wes: Ciybonrn ~, IS il v Of Commercial -
st, + I, 4sx12e It; Sept 15-:....-
Dickson st, III It n OF Blanche st, # ,e5x
,.oitsn 81 & & 81 H. oi Twelfth 81, ak
1tsl II, with cottaRe; Sept. 16.....-::....: !,
Re1eeca ss st. SIS It Of Centre nv, $ !, 2sxlso
canaipart - ~. w. cor of Jece son St, i an.
st,lar 1at of 76x9dx1ooA II: Aug. b. 8,
Chicago av, .ss t-.0 II v Of 3iuy St, n I,
ni5ssi!; d. #; 4as assa; i; ii Of North ~; vi,
e6hx12@ It; Sept 19...---.-... ..........
| Laugntan st, tisH It e Of Oakley st, q 1,
s+As2,7 It; July 1s.......-........-----.. I,
| SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
| Lots and 3 to 4, In Block Of kttnball's
sub, e 4 sec 9, 80, IL, e: Aug. 19-.....
| Washington st, 401 It s OF Forty eighth st,
| " I, 5axl7s II; Aug. 20 ....-,.-.-...::, 1a
lfart sV, 1s31M It n Of Forty-second st, vi,
24xl2S It: aug. 9.... ..-.--.....--. 80.
F1!ty-Efth st, 66 It OF Egandals nv, I, 50
x15a It; July 1....... 2
WEST or OLD CrTT HINTS
Harrison st, Il e cor OF New Oakley at, 10
I acres: Sent 16....... :. ..........-.... q
Fulton ii, n cor Of Laimbeer st, I, oox
100 IT: Sept l6.-.-.... ........-..-.-.. l.
L4imheer 81, 2os It n Of Fulton st, II I, FAX
Warren az. s v cor Of Fall st, II I, ssxi25
| 1Lt 1lHJ ~. l.
Polk st. l25 # # Of Francisco st, I, ok
193 G-1g It; Sept Observation-Disclosures.