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LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET
Mcssr6. Lunt, Preston j. Kcan quote as fol-
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were filed for rec
ord Oh Monday, Feb. 24:
CITY PROPERTY.
s:ate St, bet Thtrty-ssrcuth and Thirtyeighh sts,
IT, 25xl20 IT, dnted Feb. q consideration, $a,500.
Burnside st, Of Twenty-second st, VT, IS # to al
ley, dated Feb. u consideration, 5000.
Vest Lake st. Il cor OF Lincoln ct, +, Lots 70 and
"A, dated Feb. 20; consideration, sl6,5oo.
Lot IS, In Block TO- in Lees Addition dated Jan. Il
confederation, $3.50.
Lot 34 In same, dated Jan. 81 confederation $3.50.
Osdon Az, bet Polk and Robey sts, VI I, Lots II and
u, dated Feb. a. confederation, s3,1oo-
West Erie ST. bet Hoyne and ERohey ats, f. 251124H
fet, dated Jan. 20 !; consideration, $3.50.
| West Tyler at, coz BOBBY at, n +, Lot II, dated
Sept. 8 1874; consideration, 81 ,600 ..-..
Webster. NJ, 50 It of Dominick 81, t, b0I14o It
dated Feb. Is; consideration, 81 $780,
Webster ", 100 It Of Dominick st, t. 251l4o #,
dated Feb, II; consideration, $500.
Diemarnk court, Of Noble ut, T. 2{16o It, dated
Jan 10; confederation, 5000
Lot !, in Smiths Lots % and 24, in Block s, Of
provenents, dafed Jan rs: Consideration, IS, so.
West Blaokhawk st, bet Pauline ut md Ashland Av,
iMoyne It, St ie Hoyne and LEVITT st.
dated Feb. Is; consideration, $3.50.
wsst Aaams St. bet Wed and Paqlna sts Let
West Twenty It, bet Wood md paultna st, t.
Lot &c, in Bloci Is, u Norris Of sec is, 49, IA,
dated Feb. S; consideration, 81 500.
Ashland av bet Hubbard and KinzIe Bts, I, 14x100
#, dated Feb q; consideration, 1900.
The premises No 1l6 Fulton st. dated Feb. Is; con-
hderation, 2,125.
Holt st. n OF and near Division st, I, Lot 49, dated
May "a, 1872: consideration, $500.
lot g IN Walkers Block Il 2 Of y SEQ 81. 80, II,
dated Feb. 20; confederation, $G00.
Second Ut, oG It Of Noble st. Il t. o4x1lo IT, dated
Feb. Is: consideration, 81 200.
Lot l6, in CxmpDen's Lots 2, g. 6, &C., In Block s,
RockwelIs Addition, dated Feb. Is; confederation,
North stae st, bet Chicago av md Superior st, r.
Lot 4, dated Jan. "a consideration, A,125.
Fremont at, bet Centre and Clay sts, I, 2411o5 IT,
dated April q, 1872; consideration, $s75.
= BoUTH OF CITI LIMITS.
Prairie av i, 60x16o $40 # in wilson ct a Subd-
vision Of Xsw Sec Is, ss, II, dated Feb. con-
Lots 6s md g. in Block 9, in Stewards Subdivision
In Sec l, 49, Is, dsted Feb. consideration $500.
lot g. In Pennington and Growers part of Block in
Bee 49, SO, II, dated Fob q consideration, a. 00o.
26189 It Of Lot g Of Lots to 49, in Jonnstona
Il OF Sec 8, 3s, H. dated Feb. ! confederation,
+ sto, in Wings Block T. Of ,{nwz Sec ., IS, H.
dated Feb. IT :. Consideration, $4,000.
Undivided 35 Of Block 10, Of Dre1cl aud Smiths y
Il Sec II, SO, H.. dated Jan. !; consideration,
sl7,5o0.
EXn HsH Of Sec 4, 49, II, dated Oct. /, 1872;
consideration, 100000 YIN. II. Stevens to Benjamin
Lot 6s, in Fish and Young's Lot g. Of Wallace st,
In y 8 u ofsw 4 soc t. 3s, IA; dated Feb 5; con-
EideraHon, s37b.
Lot Is, in same dated Feb 8 consideration, s375.
Lot 6G, in Batue, dated Feb. consideration $375.
Lot 81, in same, dated Feb consideration, $375.
, 1873-02-25

Withdrawn from store on Friday and Saturday
for city consumption: $500 bu Whoat; 35s bu
corn; 93S bu rye; 6,466 bu barley.
: The following grain has been inspected into
store since Friday, up to 10 o'clock this morn-
ing: 21s111 cars wheat; 440, cars corn; e4 cars
oats a cars rye; 92114 cars barley. Total, 764
cars, or So, 900 bu.
STATE EspEc71os or GRAIN.
The experience OF the past year and half,
during which our Railroad and Warehouse law
has been in force, ia far from satisfactory.
While the Law contains some provisions which
a1e undoubtedly beneficial in their tendency, it
contains some that are impraoticable, and others
which are worse than useless.
Tho provisions regulating the inspection OF
grain are Of the 1ast-named character. No one
who ia conrersant With the workings Of the State
grain inspection can deny That it has proven to
be grlerous burden, and one that bears very
unequaly upon the parties who operate in grain
under it. It they have rnised no cutlery it was
because they knew that the law provided no
means Of redress; their silence has been only the
calmness OF despair.
The following arc the principal objections to
our inspection OF grain by the State, and they
xre gil grave reasons why tue eystem should be
radical changes:
Firsi-The danger that the partties appointed to
carry out the Law will DO chosen for political
reasons. and not with reference to efficiency;
and political appointments are more likely to
prove disastrous IN grain inspection than in most
other departments OF government, because a
large proportion Of the selling price Of graded
grain Is dependent upon the Judgment Of the
Inspector, and he cannot judge correctly unless
he be an expert. The great requisites OF Grain
Inspector are an ability to determine the relative
value Of parcel Of grain By examining it, and
unquestioned integrity !; and his ability
can only be eauged by those who are
themselves familiar with the handling and
grading OF grain. The Governor OF State, "a
such, cannot be presumed to be capable Of gauS-
Ing the ability OF candidate for the Office OF
grain inspector; and his advisors are generally
those who urge appointments On other grounds:
The appointment Of Grzin Inspector should not
rest With tho Governor Of the State; or, Il made
by him, then only from among those whose
ability a Judges Of grain should be certified to
by number Of respectable men who are them
selves known to be qualified to judge.
We may exempEfy by reference to the we'll
known fact that our present Chief Inspector OF
Grain. ~ eatiEsab1e uan. is eontesscdly 20 much
, 1873-02-25

Wheat was less active, and again weak aver-
aging 26c lower than on Saturday, and 34c lower
than On Friday. Now York WAS quoted dull
but the weakness was entlreiy Of LOCAL t, cheE-
ent prices cannot be sustained, with the liberal
receipts that arc sure to come he1o, rs the coun-
try stations are known to havo accumulated
largely. It is true that wheat is reported scarce
market has principally been kept up by free
speculative purchases from part'ea IN those
regions but they seem to have about finished,
and are rather anxious to sell than to buy. Our
stocks arc being carried principally on future
delivery account in this market, as Eastern cap.
Seler March opened 1T sl;2lK, !! declined sa1 to
svsneed M rec ssssasd sd1as 53 Sl22 9? so4 ina
sao 2os %Sn's soer Seta Apr sold Il
closing ut 51.o3. No. spring Was dull At 31:29
No. spring was very dull, at $1.0724@1.03 in
North Side houses. Rejected do was firm but
quiet At 941c Cash gales we're oc reported OF 400
1T 81 .2oX 10, 400 bn do at 81. .2o1l; I, 800 ba
do at 31.2o16; 52, 500 bu do at $1.2o; 10000 bu
do at $1.loM 1900 bu No. spring at $1.09;
800 bu do at $1.07s4; 1880 bu rejected spring
at 94116c. Total, 12i, 200 bu.
ing 16o toward the close, when New York was
anoted weaker. Our recaipts wore largo. being
tho accumulation OF three days, including Sum
day, and good many holders we:e anxious to
realize, owing to the easier feeling in wheat,
while there was no buying for shipment, and
ors thereof met with but limited inquiry for
summer options. Seller March sold 1T 31h@
81SSc; seller the month, OF cash No. 2, at 511s@
Sic; seller April at 3116@3237So; seller May at
ali Closing tame At the: inside: Caal
ao1es yora reuorted of 80 500 .bu No. at
, 1873-02-25

611IC.-
Bn.loy WAS moro active. Regular No. 2, cash,
at roc; fresh receipts Of No xero IN good do
mand and firm at 72@74c, aud do of No. s dull
at 60@63, both according to location. No. 8 in
ordinary houses was quoted at 65c. Cash salos
zero reported Of 800 bu No. 2 at Tic; !, 400 bu
do at 73]6c; 500 bu do at 73o F.; 2,800 bu do at
7211G5c 800 bu do at 72c; 100 ba do at roc; 400
bu No. 8 (CentraD ut Csc 200 bu do a., D. i
Coz at 6214c; $500 bu at 63c; $500 bu do at.
5sc 400 bu do at SEC ; 900 bu rejected et 45c;
400 hu do at 43c; 400 bu. hy sample, at TIC on
track 200 bu do at 30c; 800 bu DO at 47c. Total,
Is, 100 bu.
In tho afternoon wheat was active, and 31G31c
lower; No: 2 spring sold 1T s1.1951@1. seller
March, and 91.22@1.224 seller April, both oD-
tons closing at the inside. Corn was in modcr-
ato demand md easier; No. 2 sold At 81 zc rcller
March, and 81 325ac eeller April. Other grain and
provisions were iuacti7o.
, 1873-02-25

AMENDMENT TO TIE EA-saRUPT Lave.
4 recent enendment Of The National Bankrupt
LAW, which, there is reason to believe is net gem
orally Inown, is rs follows:
Be it enacted &c. Ths. whenever corporation
created by the laws OF any State whose business u car
ried on wholly within tho State creating the shno teS-
The State creating ther and alsaA be subject 70 tne
provisions CT this zhan haFe haa t
co1rts Of xucd Batcs for the purpose Ct Winding up
The affairs such corroraon ard ag Is a5ss1s rs
among those entitled thereto no1o G the u
Of bankruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March :, 1851, to which this is IN amendment Shau
apply to any such corporation "h11o suen pfoeeenes
arc pending.
This amendment is now low, and, % will be
seen, it has reference solely to tie winding up
Of certain corporations other than insurance
companies, lifting them out Of the pale Of the
National Bankrupt law.
LOCAL s1ocE AND BOND MARKET.
Icsar6. Lupt. Preston J. Kcan quote Is fol-
, 1873-02-25
I 7o0FK, I 711Fu, T77d8 5HUHsa n 11EN07t9,
brls. tcs. tcs. Tbs. lbs.
Week endingl .
Feb. 10... 3591 8,71G| 4,416 2,595 9a0llo 333 $50
Same WIZ, 2 3?4l 6,026l 1901 1,8i1,141 6104, 100
Since Nov. l.,
1872. 144 07l130, 743 ,3552l
Same dmc,l I.~-
l871-72..t A. IA 552GO l5 8G7


*Green hsms-Shipped week ending Feb. 20, 1878,
2o24 pcs against 81, ,7 pcs the week last year,
since Now 1872 1888 pcs, against pei sazne
TINA last year.
Flour Was very quiet and dull. Buyers held
of in view Of the continued weakness in wheat,
while holders insisted ON former prices. Bran
was shade lower. Sales were reported Of 400
brls spring extra (Orienta) at 81 90; 100 brls do
GENERALLY at $500 ! 100 brls do at 500; SO
brls do at &c. .G21S; so brls at $3.50 $50 brls on
private terms; 50 brls rye at s4.62 Total 100
brls. Also, 40 tons Of bran at $1,000 on track.
ry.. ft,a efr air,co of1fio
, 1873-02-25

POULTRY-Was in faIr demand, hut very
scsree, especially choice stock Turkeys are qro:ablo
ut 11@13c chickens, s300@4.oo; geese $8.o0@800 !;
ducks S325@+O0 Sales include ], 400 lbs choice tur
keys At 11H@13c; 200 lbs do 1T lac; 20 doz choice
chickens at $375@4o0; 10 doz ut S32593.75; 10 doz
fair at saoo Is doz pooz at 75@2oo; doz geese At
$7.oo@8o0.
cars wcro u but badly frozen. Car lots quotahle
at 65a70c; western sell from store at 75@e5c; kch-
gan at 9oc.
sALT-wa. In moderate request and firm. We
again quote: onoEd:g7 and Saginaw, dne, $40;
ordinary coa1se, $40; coarsc Diamond c, $3.50;
with bags, sic5G4.5o Ashton dairy, per sack, $500
ground alum, s2.50@2.76; Turks Island, s. 90.
SASH, DOORS, AND BtINDS-The demand one
tinues Eight. Be!ov ars the prices current:
, 1873-02-25
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. "a.
The following vera the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in Chicago dur
ing the past seventy-tvo hours, and for the cor
responding date one year ago:
, 1873-02-25
tied, T1l@7Nc; Golden West, 696Ac; White Liz,
6AG6Nc; White Rose, 6A@6Ec; brown Windsor,
4Aes4Ec: palm, e@eKc; ssEon Imperial, eNG6Ac:

tied, Tsl@7Nc; Golden West, 696Ao; White Liz,
6A@eNc; White lose, eA@6Ec; brown Windsor,
41es4Xc: palm, e@eXe; sa5on Imperial, eA@eNes:a
sTAEc7-G1oss, 9ll91oc; corr, e@11c; laundry, 60
&c common, 6H@6c.
HAY-DuslneEs WIS again dull to-day, and prices
only indiHcreny Sustained There werc faw Out
side orders, the principal inquiry coming fron Local
customers. Wholesale dealers wore paying the FOL
1owing-cars to contain 20, 600 tbs: on THacR-Tino
thy, beater pressed eoo917oo; timothy oose press
ed, a5.o9@1e 90 Prarte pressed $500 go; os
EAGoS-Timothy, loose, S15ooGt6. prairie, loose,
so.oo91ooo: For delivery Of pressed, s1oo@lao, &C.
HIDEs-Mct with good demand, md were steady
and firm ut the quoted prices, which are rs follows:
Green buchcrs, 7c green saltel, cured, hcayy, 1o
Do Light, ny part cured, sXG1oAc; green frozen,
lie; dry sated, 1c@l7c dry kip, PC; dry calf eec;
dry flint, lo5eoc; de,cons 5o965:; damaged, 74Gss:
I'll Other damaged stock twothirds price, bz-ded 10
P:S cent OF.
HoSEY-was quiet and unchanged. wo quote
Choice white comb, 2eG3oc; fair to good, 2cG25c;
strained and common, l6@18c.
HOfS-There wero no new features 20 note. The
demand is very Light and mostly for the better grades.
Prices unchanged, follows: Western 1t z015oc;
fair to good, 3594oc; common to medium, 23@3oc:
New York, 5o@55c: English, 4o35oc; Bayaztan, so
@35c.
IRON AND STEEL-Meet with tolerably fair DC
'nauI Prices arc ruling steady at the following
, 1873-02-25

at s51o o5 bags Hungarian st s1o5; o25 bags do at
<lC0; 56 bags at CSC; Sc bsgs st soc; 10 bags e.,
prime, ut 80s; 90 bagH do, good, at zoe.
TEAS--Rcu,ain quiet previously quoted. VT
repeat our Hat. fonns Hyson, common to fair,
6s455c; do good, G5Gi5s; DO chei:o to extra ane
ssc' sEsshna e ans o.a sac hsson 20 s;s o.
soea91o7; fEe 10 good gunpowdcr, socG:1.o5 choice
s115g1ao: extra, s1.3eG1.41; choice to extra lei.
japan, 9oct3 90; fair to good do. 709S0c; coraon
do, .5tL55o; colored natural leaf Japan, 55965c;
common TO tan ooong, Js45o; good, c067oo; choice
to extra, o0ct1lo0.
ToBIcCoDe:le1s rcpoz. e f.ir inquiry, md prices
rule steady and firm. We quote
caEv1se-=ine cut-E1sra, 7.@s5c; choice, ESQ
75c: cor1mou, 55GCpc; poor, toS51c.
PLuo-S:.rr=1 Leaf, 75t9s0s; haH bright, 6a53co;
b1.ck, sound, 43e155e.
Sxo11su-E1t:a, 33G35c medium, soG33oe COM
mo1 atesrs, a79o9c.
WoOD-Coasnues dull ut the following quotatIona:
Beech, SLIGO; maple, {.3o0 hickory, l=oo; sahs,
s. co, delivered. .....
WooI-Tho marxct was quiet, ind prices were
ti..a
, 1873-02-25

Ks:-
3EEDS-Timothy vas active aud firm 1t s.. 3.05a34o;
prime quotable at s3.ao93,s5. Clover was dull At
<5.1e9j. .25 for fair to choice medium, and $5.70C
$50 for mammoth Hungarian was in fatr request 4
e0cs1 o5; mile. at 7G980c. Fla1 was nominal ut
<1GG,3l.7o. Salcs were reported Of 10 bags choica
tEoily :. $40 374 bags primo At $335 233 bag.
do =: 500; u bag gs do 1t s327; o55 bags at s32;
ne cssa good g 2 1!6 h:gs at $40; obags At
:: 20 :ss choice clover ss 55-25; 10 bags at s513;
" bass At S3.l0 u choice mammoth u 5.5o bags
, 1873-02-25

Hcxklmer County Dairy Market
LITTLE FALLS, n. r., Feb. q, 1s:3--I Tbs marked
that tho limited stock Of cheese in the country can ~
be used for the home trade, ard that consequently
good prices ay be maintained. Ends OF farm daireS
sold from 13@14Ac according to quality, but the de-
livery was light.
There brisk inquiry for asInsko OF factories.
The Herkmer sold 80 1t NC and this WIS about the
rato offered and paid. 6omo facto7ymen present 70
fused to sell late ends far less than l6c.
and we heard in one instance TIC asked, and
lCc could hare been taken, but refused. at Ito
the margin would bo narrow on New York city prices
The shipping demand IL reported ste7dy, and the
home trade on the increase
Considerable batter came forward and waa sold At
Choice Stats dai1ies are quoted in New York at 4oc,
and good to primo from 35c to $780, Tho weather. this
weak has been mild and sunny, cows begin to come
for the new seasons make Of cheese. Mich cows a-e
selling at more reasonable rres than during former
5ears 1T this se4son From tho sales hat hare taken
place within few days past, we may quote prices 81
from &c. 90 to 5000. +. H. ".
, 1873-02-25

SHEEp-The receipts WoTa laf9e Joe Alon-
day, and, in the absence Of anything like activity
in tho demand tho market waa easy. VIC quota
at So. .25@575 TOR poor to strictly choice.
, 1873-02-25

0ILsCarbon was weak and &c lower, declining
to lok@o0Hc Other oils were quoted firm 1t
ssturtaT's prices Carbon, 1o;1@eo56c extra lard
oil, 7os; Se; i GIG: No. &C; nnseed, - 5aw an sc;
nestsfoot OIL strictly puru, $1.1o; do extra CSC; do
10. aoc bank oil, 6a@7oe straits 7295sc; eephsn.
oil, csc; turpenttne, Soc nsphsha, 6s gravity, q
a3Ic: naphsha, common. 1s@20c.
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY-Were In modcr-
ate request at the aubto!ned prices:
WHITE LEAD.
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fDerfniebenen s8peige ber gluturuifTers
|i6aften, ,,aG bena ooantaligel Stanbe
bieier III Mn1er 3eit 10 1o1SeprieIenen
QDiTenf9aH 70 grinoli6 Sei9rieben bat,
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la Bii9ner, 9artpin, NffenpDgt &c f6
barob 5bdme,, n,iifien. Dase 9eIebrte nnb
pDr Der Deformatipn 9e56riebene natnt=i
tpiKenf9aftlt6e Bud aeigt nns, bab bic
Melt Dor Qutbers Nnftrete1 ni4t 10 in,
Dunieln lag, tuie bielesfteue Geid25s)
nader bar5uftenen beliebsna Mir i0gr6est
'ipdter einige Sbeile biefes interejIanten
Bu6es itberfebetl ii,i6 utrieren 9esbrten
2eferen in Der vObip" lnittbeilen. Mir
be1iben mod eine Nnsabl at,berer interef=
ianfer unb }eltensr alisr 3iiaDer iuoriiber
mir ipdter Ipre9en suoIlen. User SntereiIe
baran finbeE bas Dbeu beid1)fssbene a!te
Bud nit eisenen Nueen ein5ufeben, BE-
uibe ii6 in y1nler sanftuns no nsir
GENE bereit finb, es 5u 5eigen. -
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SIZE Db,Iaftie gapet.

Die brei 2inie1t Der gapet19en 9D=
naitie, tpef9e Don 9S7 bis 1880 Die
fran5Dfihe &rone setrasen 1aben,s enbe=
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&0niigs, lilo aud bier lparer 2ublpig
XV1., 2nbfpig XVIII. ilnb &arl K,
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Cine 5IiegenfaIle. .Mls 5lis

Cine TIiesenfalle. .Mls 6lie=
eenfale, bic bas 3smuner uno Dffentli9e
9ocale Suglei9 5iert, Seuupfeblen Die
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dbnli9en Blunen, bic einen f6itii9en
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faben entbalten einen 9oni9laft, ben 5,l
naI6en bie Tlieser Die 8lumen aufia=
nen. &aum aber baben Iie' bappn ge=
nippt, 70 .perben lie bon ben rei5barer
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gen, ebe bic Bliitbe ,pelft; ba nun eir
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tben bringt, 10 fann babur9 Elm gam
artiger Jliegenfdmarm pertilgt iuerben,
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bur9 @ur5etbeile. Sunge Sdn,lingt
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lten 3eit nit eine'n @lale beoedt tueroen.
Ser Somen lit in jeber renommirtenSa=
menban6lung 81 baben. = -
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1lnfere 3tpa1eoS aIp,offeI.

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