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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

Caldwell and Carney Photographed.
To sum up the testimony thu, far in nu,
shell. it il but simple truth to say that Cald-
we'll used money-and that very freely, to
secure his election Is U. s. Senator; and
that at various times he has shown himself
to be void of that mother vii that we'll
regulated politician should possess, BY max
lug public boasts of how unscsupulously be
bsrgained for humane souls during the con-
iest that resulted in his election. 1t il our
calm and unbiased opinion that Mr.. Cald-
we'll will be returned to Kansas relieved OF
the honors WEIGH be 90 manitesly purchased
With filthy lucre.
But. by.the-vsy, We dent think il ia very
grateful in the fellows who received such
enormous prices for their dirty work, to take
snch great pains n tell on their purchaser.
Marshall County Ness.
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COUNTY CLKRx's O1yrcs,

Z
LKAvKNwoRIn Co., KAxaAsL !
StEALED PROPOSALS will Be- recs lived ct this
- ofice up to 10 o. clock . N. February ID, 1873.
for the bu Iding Of bridge Big Siran. er
Stranger Station, In sherman township. Bridge to
he built according to plans and specifications on
die in this once. The party 70 Wbomt . contract
may be awarded shall enieT into good and SUFFICIENT
bond for the faithful performance Of the con,zci ,
each bid to be accompanied by 500 - . guarantee
Of good faith. The is reserved to reject an
and all BIDS. A. B. KELLEk,
janI3toeb3 County Clerk.
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STATE OF KANSAS,l q.
LEaVESwos,R CoUxIY.
In the District Court Of the First J:dical District
OF the State Of kansas- sitting ia the county
Leavenworth in sail State.
David W. Fowe-s, Plaintiff,
fsndauts.
DCBLlC notice II hereby given that undsr end
Il BY virtue Of the Judgment rendered In The
above entitled action. In and BY the shove pansa
Court, and Vi special execution issued oo
said judgment, ] will On
Tsssdsy he Al day Of March, A. D. 1873.
1t s!even 0'e'ock O. m. o. that day, q the Cos rr
House In the city Of Lsas IN Tie county
LeavenvOrth and state VI KAn-as, eaer tor ale
At puolie sac, and sell, 70 the hghsas bidder for
cab, the following ds<eribsd tract of land, sit-
unite, wing and being in the county Of Lsav-
snvorth and State Of Kansas, namely The
north halt Of the northwest fractional quarter Of
section number nineteen il9), In township number
eight ~ Of rAngU hummer tweuty-t1o (x2), east Of
/ the sixth principal meridian.
7 Da;ed this 29th day Of January, 4. D. tS73.
| THOM 80 LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Leavepvorth County, Kaus1s-
CLouSs WHEAT, Attsr: sys fSr Plaintiff.
iAn30- VlW
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Tho Caldwell Inve~sixa,ioa

The Washington Committee are after
Caldwell with a sharp stick. Things begin
to look equally for him. We hope he will
be ousted. He is corrupt, and even if he
were honest would be utterly useless in the
S.pate.-Eweka Herald.
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County Of Il I.asea.sr,5, s
In the District Court Of the First Judicial D.,rie
Of the State Of 4 sitting IN and Tor Lea ven
worth county In said etais.
The Lssvenvorth Building ard Trustl
Company. Q eDFpovstioB duly ovxsn.
iaed und.r the laws Of the State Of
cznsas, Plaintiff. Ma. s,2si
Solomo, Miller and Amanda Miller,
Ge:endants.
DUBLiC NOTICE ID hereby given that unde,
i and by virtue OF speci Il exetut on To NE al.
yecfed and delivered. issued out Of III, Disfrirt
Court Of the irst Judicial district Of the STATE III
Kansss, sitting in anil tor Lsaveavor,h County.
in said State, snd Of the judsment render, in The
above entitled acton, I viii On Ihursdzv the
10Th day Of February, A. D. 1873, af o. dock r.
u, Of sad day, .; the court house door in the City
o. Leavenvorth, IN the county and State Aforesaid
offer pabiie sale, and sell separately, to The
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real properfy. si'uate, lying and being
In The county Of LeavsD vorth and state Of Kansas
namely: The southsast quarter Of the souihenst
quarter Of section number twenty. -four le1l in
township Bumber eleven tfi.l Of rznge nunbrr
twenty co.. and the east half Of the porhezee
quarter OF the southeast quarter q section numb
tse,ty 1ouT "a in iosDship nuDber s.even IN. \
of ssoRe number ssessy t1s } cad p,op.r,y /, 4,
tioa and In pursuance Of sziA iud,me,t
TnONAs LEONARD
Sheriff 1t II1venw0sth County, Kama
By X 4 PALMEn, Under Sheriff
Sheriff sooess Llssssvsssh City, January 18th.
n \. H.ExAs. Attorney &r P,ainsia.
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The Chicago Post says of the Pomeroy
case: ''In any event, there can be little
| doubt that the State of Kansas is the gainer
by the Transaction and that the corruption
attending Senatorial elections has received .
set back whose il & ieDce will everywhere
| be felt"
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CsLDwELL,s TROUBLE

Not long since Caldwell summoned lhe
Rev. Or. Rsaser from his flock IN THIS ciy
TO attend the trial in Washington. Some
days ago when the Senator'S case was iouno
to be almost hopeless he sen. for Df. an
Duyn, the Coroner. The Senator In VIE"
Of the dispatch printed to-day, had no"
hotter send for the undertaken.
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John J. Ingalls, i one Of the last men in
Kansas We should have selected for United
States Senator, had the choice been left 70 u.
Our principal objections to him grow out Of
his methods Of doing buuines. - In procuring
the signature Of Judge Del.hsy to . legal
paper, in much the same manner that Sena-
ior Poneroy proposed to SECURE Senator
York's vote, and Of our knowledge, Obtained
iron his own lips, that his views Of political
economy are Of The Schars-Tfumbull, reve-
nue reform, free-sr.de democratic school,
rather than the Eepublican, protscsivs-tarid
kind.
On The other hand, John james = social,
cultivated ssntlemen, Who vields pen and
vass q tongue hat de devil himself need
nos b ssAansd OF trying 70 81 ont of the
vay q. md Who can make h4 way in The
Gssaas in . very senssel, mt 70 ~ haegh,y
and asis1ecs.iie manner, without askinG Tie
advics Of Nm. Grundy Or Ward Burlingane.
Az loag = ve have gut John % or hands
for nix .yean, We mus do the best Ne can
vish hin, and If poslible, cuss him Of hi
ID nieks, asd naks hin Q good, booe.4,
pss1sesivs enziG SsaaAoe.-RyasdOtss Ga
0III.k
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Let Mr.. Caldwell suffer the penalty for
his wrong doing. But don't let the infamous
hounds, who set him the example Of using
money in elections. and are now bayine on
his track, go unwhipped Of justice.-Wyan-
Jogc Go-eBr
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The Senatorial COM rss.

The intensely exciting and extraordinary
Senatorial contest which terminated on
Wednesday last is unparalleled IN history.
II attracted to Topeka from all parts Of the
State great numbers of men of all parties,
laboriDg for many different men. Protracted
BY the Law Of Congress fixing the date of the
election two weeks after the assembling of
tie Legislature, il grew more and more i'm.
FASHIONED and absorbing rs it drew towards a
close. Throughout, the central figure Of the
situation was the man for whose success 80
many earnest and honest friends were labor
ing with untiring zeal, upon whom 30 many
mean, mercenary and lying wretches were
preying, for whose destruction so many NAL
ignant, INSCRIPTIONS and unprincipled enc
mics were plotting, and for whose defeat 90
many honest, intelligent ard honorable OPP
ponents were industriOusiy working. At
last, a. sudden and rs terrible as an earth
quake which overwhelms busy city in ruin
and disaster, came the awful revelation and
final end, crushing with defeat and Disgrace
the man who had 90 long represented the
State with usefulness and capacity in the
Senate, and Who might have been, but for
reelected for term of six years.
He has suffered and Is suffering the con-
his life be spared, he will never cease TO re-
wracked and torn BY the biiterest reflections
and emotions, he now lies on . bed Of sick.
ness from which he may never rise. If
there is any one who sees in this picture OF
his condition, this sd story Of his downfall
and humiliation, anything to excite emotions
other than those Of pity and sorrow, We do
not want to know the man. For ourself, We
have the deepest sympathy With him in his
misfortune. The knowledge of his condi-
ton affects % with sincere sorrow and pity.
We remember the man Who, whatever may
be, his faults, is kindly hearted and anx-
ious never 70 inaict pain; man Who made
more enemies because il Was difficult for him
to soy no, and excited more hostility BY an
amiable disposition to please everyone, Than
any pereon We ever knew; . man who il
naturally generous benevolent and sympa-
theric; man to whom this State, and this
city especially, il under many obligations for
great and valuable labvs in it, behalf; .
man Who vas morbidly anxious to please and
20 inofensive and destitute Of malignity that
he very often forgot old friends in bis efforts
to do old enemies . service or . favor-and
We feel sincerely sorrowful for him. For
HE ofiense We have no excuse and no eyhpa-
thy. He Understood full veil the conse-
quences, he risked them, and be y suffering
them. But for the man in his great eorroV
and humiliation we ieelooly the most kind
" sympathy and the most sincere pity. Es-
cry generous, right thinking man in the
will, Ne are sure, ie animated By
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The investigates in WasAiagtos 10
mind one Of che acsioa a streee car driver.
He int sure that any a he psoeaGen have
not paid bat, jnk foe he ake Of experiment,
be bangs away u TIE bell calling for Ne fare
% b. pat in he hox. AID is asaoaishing
shnt . sneanE q ceeslplisa IL driver
s1nr1imo snnRssaolh unilhfne.
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LEAvESwonrH, Kas. February ID, 1873
By provision Of the statute Of 1872. am required
To publ sh q monthly abstract Of he amounts al
Com n iss toner's.
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SheF14S Sale.
S1 1890. ~ nAs SSS:.,. |.
In Tie District Court q TIE yrss Judicial District
q tAs seaae q kannne, outing IN said county Of
IoAvoAVoEih. l..
oamuel Stene HnnuG
".
JaOoo n. AshuoOd aod "" s'Ass
kass Ashwoo1 Dsfs.danta -
DCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i under and BY virtue Of the judgment feadsrd
In the above entitled scti0n, in asd ny the abovg
named Court, and Of . special sxecssiea isa - en-
said judgment, I viii, - Wednesday, the 9elh day
of February, A. d. 1879, II eleven o'cloek .. N.
Of that day. u the Court House, In ths city Of
LeAvenvoEth, In he County Of Lssvsa Vegsh, and
State q kansss. 00ef fos sale at pubic sale snd
II {, to highest bidder, tos cash, the fSllovinx
described tract Of land situate lying and being 10
the County and State aiocesaid, namely: The
north sixty 60) 81 the net half Of he north
vet quarter Of ssctisn number twenty Ave (23)
N township number nine ~ ef maze nunb.r
Iveuty-o (tD ga u The sixth pstneipsl mesi-
dian. Dated this I'd day Of January, A. D. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Isaven sorth County, K>nsas.
CLOCGH 4 WHEAT, Attornsys for PiaintG
ian2 .VAU
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JUDGE DELAUAY.

Judge Delahay, United States Judge o
Kansas, against whom impeachment article:
we're filed, upon Charges Of drunkenness and
malfeasance, has placed his resignation in
the hands of friend. He would undoubt.
eddy have been impeached. The acceptance
CT his resignation will prevent much public
scandal. The committee having his case IN
der investigation were inclined to report I'm.
favorably.
The defeat of Pomeroy is much discussed
Pou,eroy's friends claim that the bribery
charges are the work of pu,jured conspiators.
Ii is considered that will have a had moral
effect upon Caldwell's WasLingtoA
Car. Chicago Journal, Jan. sch.
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N. y. 0kANVs
JNO. c. KErcHEsON,
Publishers and Proprietors

We welcome Messrs. Grant and Ketcheson
to the journalistic Geld. They have the abili-
ty and energy to make for the farmers of the
west paper excellent in all its departments,
and altogether Trustworthy. They will give
the patrons of the Farmer a deserving pa
per, and ousht to, and no doub. will, re-
ceive generous support.
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1 E0AI.
Adlai1aistrtIix,s Sale.


NOTICE l. hereby given that I viii sell ut the
" the highest bidder nor sash, On
Sdeswday, March 9Th, 1873,
The following described nal estate. icing living
and situated In The city and oousty Of Gsasea-
worth and Ssats a Kansas, to-wit: Lot nunbeE
twenty (lo), In block number ffteen (l5), city
proper, said property belonging to the estate d A.
y. sawyer, dseeasod.
MARTHA b. MITCHELL,
ADM nst-atrix OF the estate Of A. ". sawyer,
deceased.
February 5th, 's.3. febsw4w
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co9 STATE Of Of E.i Kassasi u.s.
In III. District Court in and for the County and
State aforesaid.
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KANSAS HAWaER

The kansas Farmer of February 1st con-
tains the following notice from the publishers
which will explain itself:
1t will be surprise to most of the read
ers Of the Kansas Former to know that it has
changed hands. Such is the case. We have
purchased all the right, title, and interest Of
Its former publisher and proprietor. We
have bought it purely as business specula-
ton. We believe indeed, We know. that il
il good property. To our friends and sub
scribers, We have but this to say as to our
future intentions.
We know that however valuable prop
erty may be within and of itself, that value
can only be maintained BY rendering the
largest possible equivalent TO its sub-cribers
and supporters. Believing this, it shall be
our steady and constant purpose to make the
Former Of increasing interest and intrinsic
value to its Thousands of readers. Whatever
money, skill or ability can do toward accom-
plishing this, shall be done. We earnestly
ask the cordial cooperation of all our pres
ent subscribers, and the farming community
in general, in the work of building up here
in the West an agricultural paper that shall
be second to none.
DR.. A. G. Chase, who has long been con-
nected with the paper, will have editorial
control of its columns, and those who know
him will agree that agriculture has no more
devoted friend.
Address all communications to The Kansas
Fdrner. NJ. s. GRANT.
Two r. Krrcuroov
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lpelnhay-Candwell.
JUDGE DELAHAY RESIGNED

Judge Delahay, the United Statee Judge
of Kansas, who has been under investigation
BY the House Judiciary Committee, and who
stood a fair chance of impeachment for
drunkenness and malfeasance in Office, has
placed his resignation in the hands of a
friend. Ii he had not pursued this
course it is thought presentation Of articles
OF impeachment against him would have
been inevitable Washington Cor. 81. Loais
(,T.,s
, 1873-01-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Fl.1DAY EVENING, ian. II.
ALC0I10I-WnH in Tho ,,s,,al demand; o. per cent
proof ig 1uotablo at 81 .17@1B3.
BROOM 0ollN-Tho market is Without tho e1jNh!cAt
for lilo bcttor grader: otller descriptions abundant,
mud very SLOW of Bn1o. No quoto: No. hMr, 6397o
q ID; No. stalk brnid, 6Ga5he; No. do, 4G344o;
No. do, 393*o; inside green, 5Ao; do red tip, 30
40; dn pa1a md rcd, 2G99Hc.
bUTrER-A qniot, eaoy feeling was again prevalent
IN ths market. The inquiry waB mainly confined to
tho bctor grades to supply local conButnrtlyo wants.
Olhcr grades, being or less neglected. were weak
and salca verb generally at something Of concession
from former prices. Wo quoo Good to clloico roll,
to good, 18@22o inferior to common 8(S17c.
DA1dlNd-1n thia market there were no now foat-
was doing In tho WY Of sales 70 esabi!nll
lowa:. Stark, 3oKo; Ludlow, SO; Lewstonn, a4e;
33e5o; b,!rlap bags, mud 8 bi, 2o@22No; gun
ntes single, 1a@19o; do, double, 29o wool sacks, $50
BEANs-wero in moderate request. The supply Of
nayios nro scarce: We quote: Navles! at s2.so9
27d; fair to primo, s2oo@2.25; common to medium,
ti1trs DufLDINa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1u, and unchanged.
4t,eeo, sasina, sapeFaao Do. a4o9at tsei;
per bril- Loulagiilc cement, $2.00; Akron eemcnt,
$2.00 marble dust, 3.263.60: limo, In bulk, Sl00
@1.95 limo {brs} tl.25@l60 per br1; white aand,
ss ss I'll s1es sa@ @ psStes s,F pes np m Srei
{sommonl, l1.oo@!boo country BRICK, slo.6o@
lyoodstook pressed rn,9c ut 5250o94ooo; st. Louis
hydraulic pressed, $500, dol; Milwaukee, $3300 doll
Racine t3ooo de1: Hils;iale $500 DEL; re clay, per
box Of 10 feet for domestic window glass; from Which
reduction Of 40 and par cent Is rnnlo by dealers.
, 1873-01-18

linn 1,cang, Il. 2.G13 30
suceotash, 2.35@ $50
Lobster, 3.!oG5 3.50
Lobster, ie........... ............... 225@ 2.So
OSatcfs, n.......' 80
pI1ELEB.
sma!l, hrls. 200 per PKG; 90
sa!a sR Sr's Sr 400 PsF psF Ps sas So see
Medium, y bills, COO per phg........... 6.uoa go
Largs' brls y ~, soo ae Rer nk 9xo 1eo soo
In u Eall legs, per Ieg.... 3159 4.!5
IN gali. kegs, er teg. 2.769 3.25
ohow ohow oaow oaow iaFyey iaFye} oS So
OEEEsE- -DuH!ncss1n thIs department was reported
@ & 9n Sw s 1ass sssns YeEs sex pass 10 Ind nss y
meeting n,ed!ate wants. Stocks III tho hands OF Job
bera not 1arge but they considerably in cxcess
factory choese the market may bo quoted weak ortern
gsnst1sy 1 hsg ea at o 9ssop W
CoAI-was in moderate request, nnd was ngatn
quoted steady and firm. Following MO tho ruling
Rssfss 9sess s? s R!ssP;1ss si
1881 Ssans as saa $685. ssns 1saass sa sS
C66PERhGE offerings Of packosa' goods were
prlces weIo weak md lower. Other varioiies
were quiet mud ateady. Wo quote: Pork bar-
res @ Safrs rogh ssves
sls.oo@2o0o; whishey barrel m staves, S22.0oG?s.oo
psr 6csd nd,s s.sys $2oo@ ouf
hoop poles s14oo@15.oo y M pork mud tlercc poloa
EoGs-Werc in fair loca1 demand. Fresh arc quot
ut 22@24c. Bales include GO doz fresh ut 2o@s0c LOCO
doz at 8e 55 doz at 2oc 1850 oz picklrd Ut 2@2ic.
receipts uro moderate. We again quote: Primo 1.-Two
geese at oo@o8efron first hands; jobbng prices, 70@
75o for assorted feathers; mixed feathers quoabo 1t
Eigif-aradual improvement Is noticeable in tho
condition Of th!a merke bottor demand existing,
4sslss t @ ths Eas aud is il light supply here e tea:
g s ssay ~ No. 9t:s'n t4da s5; :ssS; N Ne :sss
e + sasfS&sss rs s;
as ssss ae5e1 boa 6eiSSa f ssea
ThaF5 asb &@qsTio WI, dull there being
but limited inquiry either for foreign or domestic
yareties; Prices were easy all aro'l's though not
Hsresy ss iss ss'sns sess
.pitted cherrios. a5@asc; peaches pascd. MG2Ic; !;
s,;; 1 fsXSs y1sd,. 81; S1;sS qRs; ls
Tsa, nngan saiaus i5@ieo; S:pe:
&C.: Tcnnessao ips pssan6ts. 7asec. ''s ''"' ~
tlnuo moderate. Afuskyst aro auoab!o at ie@ioc:
other descriptions aro without material change II,
nrices. Norihern furs would commanI liuhcr tr-
11lrcs than tho following vhiuh aro based on tit
noia furs. We quote: Extra otter, $500; No. i
do. 5000; No. = do, s4QO: No. q do, SaO0Ga
500: No do 60c: extra fisher, $1,000: No do.
:ss6; No. do, $So6; No. do, S'oo; No. do, Il
s2oo No. DO, xiSo; No. do, 9So extra mink ss53
@306; No. do, sl.5o@aoo; No. . do, 75o; Nc do,
400; No. d. 1dc fox 81 rcd do, 25co5
stoodesooo; tim6er wof 6oc@55oo prairse do, a5ces
H. % wolverine, 81 10; lynx 90; wild cal
SSloo do caHod, eoo rascoo,,, 50o,; Gecr skin, raw
1feaeis5 RaS "a iG''' do 0res''a ''e'l'0 beaver H.
aAS1ls-Waa In noderato request, prices ruling
about tho samp yesterday. Tic offerings ayo anp!e
Sales compruo 10 oz prairie clcliens Bbfrping orer
, 1873-01-18

cor Of SEQ Is, 49,, "A, datca Jan. q consldcra-
tion, 600.
wEsr or o1rT LIMITS.
West Y Of Lot 4, in DuttcrA Lot, Of q 0 Y Bco a.
co. 10 4 aeres dated Jan. II consideration, so00o.
, 1873-01-18
m1gar, 101@11o; fair do, 0@0Lo; Now Orleana
sugar., chotse. 1l@11Ac;, do prime, to7&@l1o; do

Ss; * g sss$ SsS S:;'ss 90
sayrS- Diamond Drip, si.asSi.4o; .a,lvor trips
s3rs no. au 5sSo sas
e,aoo; 10 prime, 7bS76o do common os9a5o; roro
i!iea n1oasacs choice, b5@o0o; common molnsses,
IrIohs-Alapicc, 11@lse cloves, 2s@aoo;; cas.l.,
aSser, bre, aBaoa 10 No, sosse 81 Is.
III :%S ds!s Sse te!Ss ws!!s !y Ii
s ps|' %'' cSs sSS SSsSe as2oS ImSes Ses
~ sEAnon malosa 9t@1oo: corn. d@l1o; laundry
mAY~Rcmaius stiui 7uict md nrm. fnir number Of
Eastern md soutlotn orlora arc received from day 10
!ay, hut tho onsward movement ia atl restricted hy
ras wero mainly to oe byos, - rio ppy apS o eo
tinucs ample. Wholesale dealers paying ahp fol-
loyci,ng|care to contain 1000 s Or eysr: os TnAo
1l;9o qx W4ooqgnassTamotly lo9ss. sl5: 1000;
81 :o0@l 30 nccorllnH to distance.
foa n s as and sparsiSsly m The
eneney To- se 5 ooh os
continued good dcmnnd and d. not nnticipato ntori-
uy lower prices: Tho following betng realized
light. 12o: rstt. c;5red, e4@loe; green frozen.
Ss '%? dry aiz s's s 7S9s sy sss s5 s;' AMY
oged, 7H@so;, nil othor damaged stock, two-thirds
prIee; branded, 10 n ner cent off. !,
prices given below: Uhoice white co,n, at 25@,32s;
medium aradoa at 2o@2so inferior and strained
Mops- -Wsro quiet and arm. Foreign hops arc
With l!sht inquiry; Pfices aro without matesal
255aoo Eastern, 42@52o; English, 45S6oc; nelglan,
IRON AND sTEEI-The demand for Iron, steel
&c. continues light, although trade is slowly inprov:
, 1873-01-18
1@oSsss1
Mcsr7. Luut, Preston & Kean quote aa follow q
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following deeds wero filed for record on
Friday, jan. II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 20, and Il Of Lot 81, In Block CO. School sec-
ton Addition, dated Nov. 1s, 1879; confederation
5000.
Lake az, " cor Of Twcnty-fourth st, Lots IA to "a,
dated Jan. 8 !; confederation $4,000.
uslEed st, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth sts, T.
Lot 7, dated Jan. IL; consideration, s3,G5o
Stewart Nv, bet Napoleon and Swift place, +, Lot
0, dated Jan. l6; confederation, 5000,
Lote u and q, Of I.oa to q, III VIZ Of Block 20,
Sec. 80, 40, IL, dated Nov. O. 1879; consideration
$4,000.
Sixteenth st, bet Throop st nna Centre nv. ST. 4af
with other property, dated Jan. 1; consideration,
5000.
Washington ar, bot Wood and Pau]ina ats, ST. Lot 2D
dated ian. II; consideration, sa,2oo.
Lake ay Of ~ Thirty h 81 ~ feet running to
cet5S b soDtnol Dsa se ss
10 slley latsa Dss 10, 1879 consi.lefatien Il !o9
Arnold 1t. bc twenty ind Thirtioth sts, of Is
It 70 aey dated Sept 90 1s73 confederation, lo2.
Ia 81 aoasSsfaoS n nSs1 IL Of @ 5 seo ST. a. dated Dec
Burnside st, between Ihirtyar md Thirty-socond
sts M Is IT to ulles dated iuy j. 1879; consideration,
of Lois u ana - in Block 49, also Lot aa in
Block ST. 81, II uc 7. 3o H. aatod Oct. L. 1879 cons
Lots to g. 10 to IL, and 20 to n, in 1orlngs Lots H.
and 20 Of Turner's 4 SEQ II, 50, H. dated Oct.
!, 1872; consideration, E24 ,e40. .-
Wcet Erie ut, bet lsohey ind Lincoln ats T. Lois IS
and 80, datcd Jan. 8; cone'doration, 81 ,9oo
Twenty-hslh at, " cor Of u,llun ut, T. rs It TO
alley datol Dec. III, lara; consideration, ~ 600.
Orchard 1t, bet Webster ay md Sophia ct, ~ 2aso2
IT, datsd Oct; e. l872i co,lslesation, saoo'
10. 1871; confederation, s., $50.
Division nt, bet A,hlnnd and milwaukee, avs, I
Lot q, dated Iec. o. 1B72; consideration, 2,250.
West Twentieth 1T, bet Oakley at and Western Nv, n
i Lot ~, dated Jn1,. 0 consideration, $G00.
North l!nlina ct bat Division aud Jano ata, " I, a51
1911 with building, dated Jan. II; consideration,
l,40b,
Hamo MS tho above, dated Jun, II !; consideration,
{1,oG0.
WcBt Harrison ct, between Washtenaw nv and noch-
$4,000.
Lsay'tt et 271 Il Of North ay t. 5or1e4A It, with
25x1252< It Oakley Ut, In sata subliyaiop dated
Jan. II consideration, 600.
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS.
Jan. 10; consideration, $3.50.
Lot ~. In Hamblctua's Second aubdiylslon In v