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Are dull at S1.OO per ewt
CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. o5.-Flour dull, S7.7S.
Corn quiet, 39a40 Pork firm and held at
$l4. Lard, steam held firmly, u; kettle
steady at s. Bacon steady; shoulders, 52a
s.; clear rib sides, q; clear sides, 8. Whis-
ky, 81. rt .'.1 = toa =
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Good,

1.-THE Silver Tongue" Organ can be seer
at the Book Store of o. B. Smith & Co.
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For Fine C1rarS

Go TO PETER RITTER, who constantly
keeps for sale the best brands Cigars, Colossus,
America Longfellow, Partage, Ritter's Pet, Ia
Gloria, Cinderella, &C., also good little cigar
at 5cts.-cant be beat vi27dtf
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Chancery Court at Knoxville. Ten,
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
No. 2,493.

NO. Z,E5.
james p. Taylor. d. Rocket J. L. Wider George An
drews, III. IL. Taylor and Charles Ii. Brown, parte,
THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES HAVING filed
their petitiO in the Chancery Courtat Knoxville
asking to DC IN orporatet into body lQlite and
porate for the purpose Of manufacturing Tat Knoxville
some other enient point in East Tennessee by
the corporate name and style OF THE TAYLOR RE-
PEArING ORDNANCE ASSOCIATIONS in accord
with the act ef the General Assembly Of Tennes
see. in such case made and provided.
1t is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Master that
publication DO made for thirty days il the Knoxville
Daily Chron Gle notifying all persons who may desire
So to do to appear before the Chancery Court Knox
vile. or before thu Monday Of March next, and
resist said application. or the will be proceeded
with = parte. FebruaTy4 1873.
py Of the order. Test:
NJ. L. PATTERSON, c. &M.
iiil%) By ". a. GALBRAITH, D. q. * NJ,
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Es1 i.llancery at Clinton.
BOTH SEWED An

hNDEbSUN COCNlf, TENNESSEE.
ENHE3EAS, r. II. GRAFT G. A. PERDICARIS.
w A. q, klchey. Jonathan Steward. II. A. Stiles,
W. H. Sterling. John g. Redding Chas. X MorrelI
Ihos. j. Magili, and Charles II. Steward have aed
their amended petition for charter of incorporation
TO be known rs The Poplar Creek Mineral Railroad
Company. praying for all the ri hts and powers and
privileges allowed by law. to enable them as a oorpo-
ration 70 construct and operate railroad CONNIE ee
IN Anderson county on the Mountain Fork of Poplar
Creek near Dunnagon's Gap. and thence north
eastward along the valley south of Waldens Ridge to
point on the Knoxville and Ohio Railroad between
Clinton and Goa! Creek, with a five mile branch up
said Mountain Fork.
rms ls therefore to notify all persons to appear be-
fore said Chancery Court the spec al term on the
Saturday before the second Monday in April next to
show cause, If any they have why said prayer should
not be granite !, and deer of incorporation pro-
nounce1 or said petition viii then and there be acted
parte.
1t is further ordered that this notice be published
f,r thirty days in the Knoxville Tenn Daily Chroni-
Gle.
Done at cfico. tbs February 22d. 1873.
WM. II. WHIrSON, OK & Mr..
a true copy OF the order. At est:
ii2'd50I WM. Ii. WHITSON. OK & Mr.
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Tor Rent

A house OIL State street, between Main
and Cumberland, for rent. For terms, ap-
ply to IRA LoyELACB,
ii6tf Market Square.
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DR.. NJ. NJ. Harris dental office, corner
Gay and Asylum streets. fsbldIm
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A. Cost for 80 Days to Cash Buyers Only
Big lot Carpets, Oil Cloths, Winter
Dress Goods. Wool Hose, Gloves, Shawls,
BIannels, Blankets, &C., at J. a. RayPs'
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East Tennessee Unfyer.Itx.

The Trustees of this institution will hold
an adjourned meeting at the Board or
Trade Rooms at 10. A. NJ, to-day.
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Open Every Sunday,

Cooper's Billiard Restaurant, viii L,
open every Sunday. No liquors sold. e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GREAT BLESSING.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP.

Never, since the tine when the morning Stars san
together has there been grea' medical Gsccytr
AID blessing to the human race than the
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KNOXVILLE DAILY CHRONICLE,

For breakfast reading, at Chattanooga. by C. Ii.
6DRpHILL and for sale at the depot in time fer The
Hferning trains. C. III. Gledhfif,
Sole Agent,
230 Market Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Ask for Tickets 10 Memphis and the Southwest VI.
ChaLanocga anl,Ach ens;e, and to ST. Louis and hs
Sorthwest via Nashville .Columbus-all Rail; A.
Nashville and d; 1kaGn-Rail and River.
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ONE SEAyGR

More than $50 Miles Shorter to ST. Louis
Than via Memphis Louisville and from to Is ham,
quicker than via COrinth or Grand Junction.
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[These reports are made up from actual sales,
and the readers ofths CHRONICLE may rely upon
thar eorreetne.s -F = .---
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st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and Chat
-F- taG0Gga Railroad Line.
Central Short Route

WITHOUT change of Cars to Nashville McKenr;.
vil!e and Memphis,
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CITY MARKET.
Po1NT PHEASANT, AugustsfS, '73.

PoINT PLEASANT, Augusts1S '13.
FLOUR-A -four IS So; XXX IS;
Xxx 81 25; X IS 90
WHEAT New wheat 81 1872 5,
CORNING quote corn at 30 cents per
bushel.
BUTTER-G hard pressed butter
is quoted at 90 gents per pound,
EGGS-Eggs nre 10 good demand, and
our merchants are ofSfiag l2I cents per
dozen.
MEATS-Sugar cured hams II cents;
plain hams Is; shoulders 10; sides l2!;
dried beef from % to 80 cents per pound
COFFEE Coffee is quoted at Is. to 50
cents.
sUGAR--New Orleans, 12s; white
Is to 20 cents.
MOLASSES--New Orleans 900 TO 81
per gallon; Syrups 81 tQs1 %.
TEAS-Tea ranges from 81 to 81 so
per pound
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VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
AT Rules held in Che Clerks Office of the
"A County Court Of Mason County, IN The
month Of August, 1879, z
Jane Noyllng, lata Swidow Of William Wray,
deceased ~ vs. ~. "a
William l,Hpmas. WEay, NatE lane essiit ~.
7 ',iaFcig WrayJAna James N, lsiist her Aps'
/, baiid, Gseod j WfQy, ,Eliztb4hApp Mray
:Lasinb + wrays aad.Jphq %nS children
and heirs at law ot W illiaT9 WTay j DECEASED
" In Cbapcerys @
Thcobisctofthe above sait'isgiot partition
and division pfthe rel estate. that; William
Wray died seized and posses@apef il h9sHn
County; West Virginia, and,to obtain thsiddw
err right Of the widow IN cash, Orhaveths same
set apart to her according tOlaR $. =. /. i, y
And it sppes,ipg frQn affidavit ,ttss!s.with
the papers Of tl,fscausp, thai Elizabeth 'Wr4S,
John WraS, and Lavinu f. Wrny, children. aud
heirs at law of William Wray, deceasedf ate
nonfresidents of the State Of West Virginia, it
is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the first publicslionof this order
and do what is necessary to protect their inter.
est in.this cause 'rcste;
Z. KIMBERLING, Clerk,
By Joay F. rI4Ts, D. 9, :,
WI. TomlinsOn, Solicitor. -.
august .14w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF ElLu4D1E
Timber Land!!

TN pursuance Of decrc,al order Of the Cir.
cut Court Of Mason county rendered on
the sth day Of April 1873, 10 a cause therein
pending, IN which Samuel a. Miller was
Plaintiff and Robert McWhOrlcr WAS Defend.
ant. the undersigned, Special Commissioner
who was thereby appointed tor that purpose,
will on
Uedaesday. the 2ith day Of Aug
WSt, 1878,
proceed 10 sell at public auoliOn to the highest
bidder al the Trout Door Of the Court House o.
Mason county, the following described tract Of
land, situate on the little Gnyan river, insaid
county Of Mason, towiE that certain tact Of
land purchased BY Robert McWhurier from
S. A Miller on the 18th dry Of January ISL
containing 49S acres more or less, or SO much
Of said land as may be necessary to satisfy the
Judgment obtained il the above entitled cause
Tor $ll32, with interest from the date Of SAID
decree until prid aud costs 0f this suit
TERMS;-one third Of Ilie purchase money
cash in baud and the balance in two equal IN
stalments at Six and twelve months, taking
bonds with approved security bearing inter
est from The day Of sale i6r lhr deferred install
nents, and retaining the lille MS further 50
curity until the purchase monOy.is fully paid.
JAMES II. COUCH, in,
July 2l-5w. Special Commissioner.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
A T Rule, held in the Office Of the Clerk of
"A lhe9 Circuit Court Of Mason County, on
Monday, August 4th, 1873.
Charles G. Pulln, Margaret Pullip, William
Pullin, James Pullin, Jacob Cossln and Ma
nv Co.'s n, his wife, formerly Mary Pullin,
Hiram McDermitt, and Jane Ann McDermltt
his wife, formerly Jane Ann Pullin, aud @.
W. Pullin, Complainants' .
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HuMpua The California Vegetable
Or men have been around in these parts.
They succeeded in humbugging only a few
With their uostrums.
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Next Sunday there will be preaching at
the new Presbyterian church 10 this city
Rev. Mr.. Hill will be assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Laird. Of Richmond, Va.
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CAuGnr FIRE, On last Thursday the
Excelsior Mill took ERE in the roof by a
spark from the smoke stack. A bucket of
water put it out.
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young man named Miller, recently
stole horse on Mill Creek, in Jackson
county and next day was followed aud ar.
rested at bis home 10 Roauo county, and
!aR'a !. back TO Jackson county aud lodged
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Prof, Spicer H Patrick, of this city,
has been elected principal of the High
School at Charleston Prof P is thor
ough scholar and good teacher, and We are
glad that he is placed III charge Of this
school.
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WEST VIRGINIA,
AT Rules held in She Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court for Mason County on Mon
day, August ith, 1873 ~
P.W, wmy, Complainant
w
Columbus Schon, Administrator the CSAipoi
Greed 7. WrNy, deceased, Whh the will an
nrxed, md Isaac Wmy, Isabelle Wray, Jas,
NJ Wray, Margaret Rowling, late Margaret
wraY, and = Nowlng her husband, aud
Jane Nowling, lato Jane WrNy, md -
Nowiag, her husband, and Mary Jane Do's
late MARY Jane Wrav, and James boss, her
husband, W. T.f Wray,Lavna Wmy Greed
Wray, John Wray, and Lucy Wray, Defend
ants. In Chapcery.
The object Of this suit is to recover from the
respective heirs at law Of Asa Wmy and VIM.
Wmy, the amount charged bt their fathers
Testalutor in nis will upon lands devised To
said Asa Wmy and William Wray, and if the
same is not paid to subjcCtti.e land TO sale,l
Aud it appearing by affidavit filed withthe "a
pcrs Of the cause that tho defendants, jane
Nowling, late jane WNy, and - Rowling,
her husband, John Wray and Lavina r Wmy,
are non .rtsideutsof this State. II is ordered
that they do appear here within one month al
ter lbe first publication Of this order aud do
what is necessary to project their interest in
this cause. T0sts; ,,,
CHAs, B. WAGGENER, ol'E.
Gum, p. a, [aOg, 7-iw.
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The Boardof Examiners will examine
applicants for teachers on the last Saturday
10 this month.
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The Chic Barrel Company are preparing
to open store in the room formerly occn'
pied by NIessrs Setsacr, Sehon 4 McCqI-
loch.
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Send your orders for job.WOrk to this
Office We do as good work as can be
had anywhere.
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We have received from Mr.. James r.
Lewis, Secretary, a copy Of the Premium
List Of the Second Annual Exhibition Of
the West Virginia State Agricultural So.
ciety, which. will be held at Charleston,
on September 80 and October, l, 2, 8 aud
4. The premiums seem to be on a liberal
scale.
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The Point Pleasant Drug Store is pre-
pairing tasty sign to be placed upon the
street III front Of the store,
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A. s. Packs, E,Q., is our duly authorized
AGENT at Buffalo, Putnam Comfy, West Va,
"a receive and solicit subscribers, and to col
Isct anC receipt for money due this Office at
that place.
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There was a basket picnic at Pisgah,
IN Cloudiuen District, last Saturday.
Capt John NJ Reynolds and Col. F. w.
sissou delivered brief addresses on the Oc-
casion. We learn that II was most plea
SAINT and agreeable affair,
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Canvassprs wanted for this paper-ono
in ovory district in tho county
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We learn from the National Telegraph
that farmers grange has been organized
at Romiues' Mills.
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WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

" hol ''"ulN'A' 80 on
A T Rules held in The Clerks ONCE Of me
u County Court of Mason county ~ me
month ptJuly 1873.
Joseph Rifle aud Augustus D. Rlilll'
vs., u,
KOonrod Rifll', JACOB r. fhr, George Itlil Ma
Y VansiCkles, FORMERLY Mary kiilr' sSra1
Rifle and Catherine RlH at chlldren ana
heirs at law Of George Mti : SrnlHr acc y
Thomas Eckard and Eiiz1bsth Eckard, his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Rilh', daughter and
heir al law Of Elizabeth Il itl| DECEASED, VINO
was q daughter OF George ltllll' or, urC ~
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Tue GRAVE YARD I'VE most respect
fully call the attention ofour worthy May
or to the deplorablo condition of the grave.
yard, aud -hunb!|y ask that ho employ some
one to cut down the briers, weeds, &C.,
which now literally oyerran the resting
place Of the dead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

The Trustees Of the Louisville (Ky J
Medical College have created number of
Beneficiary Scholarships, for the heneft of
poor but deserving young men seeking a
class medical education Ono Bene-
dciary student is received from each Sena'
torial District Of.any State, and one fcOm
each Congressional District of the different
States. Sons Of physicians and clcrgymen
are very properly accorded Beneficiary
Scholarsbips!p Each Scholarship is worth
to the recipient oft $500, aud chose re.
coiviug such aid are known only to the
Dean. Mode Of obtaining Beneficiary
Scholarship learned by applying to DR.
+ 8. Gaillard, Dean, Louisville, Ky.
AS the next session begins in September,
oil youag men needing aid should nPPB.
as aariySas possible. =.
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The PLAGuEs, First came the sewing
machine agents, life insurance agents,
lightDiug.rod men, then the potn'Oo bug,
and now the last plague is baseball play
ing hereabouts. The boys, we learn, are
training tor match game with the Ripley
Jackson county, club, which comes off
on the 9th inst.
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"All work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy,n while all play and 10 work
makes him useless, sbiftless, worthless,
gOOd.for nothing fellow.
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The RACE On last Saturday after
noon, at the GaIIia Fair Grounds, q race
of single balfmiIo dash took place between
Cashier. and Minnie Moore. Cashier won
in 81 sec and carried off tho $500,
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BIC CQSrRAor. We are informed that
the Point Pleasant Dock Company have
contracted with some parties to build ten
gunnel bnrges, all of large size. The time
in which the Dock Company has to com.
plcte them is so short that it willnecossi-
tate the launching Of barge per week.
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+. BoDY FovSD-0n Friday last, Esquire
French held an, inquest on the body Of
Oscar Holmes, 9 eolored deck hand who
was drowned of the Prairie City on her
way up from GallipolisE on the 4th inst
verdigt Of the jury aooidqutal drowning.
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The ELECTION. -The following is The
result Of the election 10 this District: Pres
sidont Board of Education--F. W SissOu;
Commissioners u, Pribblo and Benjamin
'Eemaster. Trustee sub-district No. l.
Columbus Shrewsbury; % sdb; district
Thomas A, Lemaster; Sd sub.djstrist-E
S. Bright ~ ~t:,-
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STARTED Mr., John l. Charles has
started up his FIGURING Mil He has in
charge Of it an experienced Miller. Mr.
Charles is now ready to Gil all orders.
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at6ala P s post g
nasafal Winfield. Putnam eeuasss West Wet
Virginia, vice MiIliaqtT: Boyer, resign.
ed.
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REpAlRlSG The old Presbyterian
Church in this city is undergoing thorough
repairs.

On the fourth Sunday in this month,
Divine service will be bold 10 the new
Episcopal Church 10 tbs city. Rev, Mr..
Lacy vii! Oficiate,
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To DR LAUNCHED The steamboat hull
now boipg built at the Point Pleasant
Dock Company's Boat Yard, We arc infor-
med, will DO lqauched one day this week.
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A meotiugof Observation-Disclosures Of the
Mason County AgFispltlsal ord Mpahapi.
c9l.Assoeiaton be:ts sttas g9att
,Hodse on next Saturday fab ghs ppfp0ssi6'
organizing under is .-cliaftor We trust
all the storkEgldQls will makc.it a point to
be present. II
, 1873-10-03

The following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Thursday, Oct. q:

The following Instruments wore filed for rec
ord Thursday, Oct. a:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot on Weston at, between Oak st and Chicago nv,
t. 2ox70 it TO aey dated July 20 consideration $500.
Lot on Second ct, between Springfield at and Ayers
nv, 24xl2a # 10 alley datcd Oct. consideration
s4,soo.
Lot on n " corner Of Hinmnn and paina sts, ooxl2s
IT to alley, datcd sopt u consideration, s2,65o.
Lot Indiana ny, 90 # Of Thirsyrs st, I, 25x
1toA It to allcy, dated Oct. consideration, 000
Lot on State ut. 123k II Of Thirty-third, I. COZ
1eI tq alley, dated os eonsdesattan ss s.
to e dss os u wes isse ftse' so.o
Lot e iIastsd + lou r of sophs, s s5z1ss IT to
IL on Lain It, ct Aaa,ns md Monroe ax1a5 It 10
alley, aated ost. !; senslderatio,, ,,, sis.soo.
25x125H IT to alley, tated Aug. 20; consideration
s5ooo.
e;zis4 i q aisy. aa.s s Aug 81 s. sonsissaoa,
z5s ssn.s 5s,@p5s sa sf ss 4 20 % Ety. ssfss ss
':be 10. Oh fWentioih IT. t. Of 1cnvlt. s 24x
Ii On u oaytoa 1sS % f. It of campGs IT.
date.l Sept. ID consideration n t425.
ls aTeai1sn to ai'ey ts s pS ''
Lnt on Twentich st. {, 2lo # eof Levitt Ct 241
+ e pHsn Via fts ST. ds as Il Il Esast r. liz
Lot On cor Of Twentieth and Lcayttt sts, {. q
x124s IT to aoy dated sept 10: consideration. s425.
asd ted sept. *H'i;'c % consiisraon, lies. ~
2lx12A7l it to alley, dated Sept 10: consideration,
1T on Twentieth st. nj - # # Lesyttt It, 241
IT TO- to aiey tlasea sspt i; sonsdes:tien, 1455
124I It to alloy laed Sept. 10 considerations *425
Lot gu Clayton st. lug # Of leayitt at 241124si
to asy l2 a 4,,..l
ii @ e. o;ssa ;ss + IssSii s4x1e4x
ot e asy ~ &wssiR Sisa ssR IT, e M
124al to alley, dated Sept 10 consideration, $425
:1ia z f o so s %
Lot on Twentieth st. 2 + 1881 # y Of Campbell st,
2+xl24sl # to aley dated Sept. ID; consideration
Lot on twentieth 81, n +, 48!6 # W Of Campbell
st 2lxl247l # to ney, dated Sept 19 consideration,
Lot on cor OF West Lake and Union sta, "a e7-loo
x165 a100 It to Eagle st. 'asod A,tg 20 D. j. Ely to
Lot on cor Of Rhodes ana Thirty.th'rd sts,
with improvements, 14ax16o IT, tatea sort consla-
'r'''on' S'''oo. w,sr ov CITY LIMITS,
Lot 100, School Section Addition, see q, 3d. 10, dated
July 80; consideration, $1,000.
Iots 81 to 49, Block 12 Drexe Smiths subdivision
wknw 4 and Mwk M e ~ n s0o* H. 49, H. dated
Lot ID, Of Lots il to d. uaubotons Subdivision OF
nutess @ aeres in {, ", ssc 1'' 49, It, dated
'G; sen e It and g t of Lot 20. 5ouston Sub
s:S5Sn i. III ss5nsaesatIon, " 'a'S
II. dated juno IT, 1879: consideration, $500.
| NORTH OF CITY LIMlrs4 .
"a - to Y and i9 t. II not sa at Tot a
| Hapt. 30: confederation t.700.
, 1873-10-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Total, l+I1J 1J,i4l
II there was any change Tor tbo Iotter III tho gen
cral situation at tho Stock Yuria, the improvement
waa altogether too slight to atract tho attention Of or
III tho n,,nbcr Of buyers attendance auu although
tho aotnt Of aalcs accomplished showed trling in-
crease, trading was slow and nns,atstactnsy. Ihe
Of tho preceding days Of tho week, and sellers wcre
again left tho unpleasant alternative Of holding their
inent Eastcrn exchange, or their "pronao to pny."
The ncager reccpts Of tue pns few days haye given
the sssa Ss 5 spp a 4 e Tos 81 1 o
favorable circumstances hnvo 10 no.o III connection
CATTLE-AltLough tho aalca Of cattle wcre sonle-
what larger than yesterday thero was no Beln-
b!ance Of activy IL the enan FOR ay siasy Of stosk
tho demand waa lnconslaeraole Tho dsicnlty OF OBJ
tanning currency and tho lwlllingness Of Aoors to
,srs tho aggregate 81 hcir purchases reaching less
than 400 head as the local retail mariets baro Of
ncat the Wholesale butchers we're compelled to eHy
or 100 head, taken chiefly u $e6o2.H5 for common 10
good Tcxaa cattle, aud 1T sel5G56o for common to
fur uatyos. Several bunches NJ Texans. and fow
natives, also taken by feeders, an, altogether
Al,out i,2e0 lead were disposed Of Quotations must
stu be considered nonIinal.
Extra BecVoa-dradcd stcesH averaging l,4oa ,o M
ohoca Ss @ peoYcsmFne fat wc formed year
to year old steera averaging l,3oo 10
stesrs averaging 1,a9o 10 1880 lhH ...... 46o@s.oo
uainR .15o 10 ,a5o lbs. 4.a5@4.so
asorasine M @ 500 to i.1oo ibs. ...s...' aoo@a.75
Stock Cattle = Common satt,s, tn decent ,,., or
flesh, averaging 7Jn to to 050 bs e.7b93S5
atpxs' buIls, and scalawng steers 1.75@g5o
Catte-TexaR, choice corl-fod. 4.5uh54. .7S
Cattle-To4aR, Northern wlntered ,..,... 3.e144 4.a5
Cattto-Toxas. through Aroses 115ta2.75