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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

~ For Loss Of ppetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Depression Of Spirits and General Debility In then
various forms, Ferro PnOsphsted Elixir Of Casssyr
made by Caswell, Hazard y Co New Iork,anh Sol
tonic for patients recovering from fever or othe
sickness, II has no equal II takeH during the sea
son 1t prevents fever and ague aud other internlt
tent feVera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

E-THS BARGsST SH0B H0rSE IN tbs
STATE-Our Summer Styles, walking shoes and
CATERS are light cool genteel and give general sat-
isiaction to the wearer. Great varit ty and our
pr ces are low at Babcock and Bro q, 2O6 and 2VS
Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
Police Court.

On the docket this morning, were the names
OF nine persons who had been arrested for being
too drunk to take care Of themselves.
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&nEtIol tSaIGs.
TRUSTEA'5 SALE
REAL ESTATE,
IN rHa CITY OF WILMINGTON.

BY vi tue Of an order OF tho Orphans Court Of the
State OF Delaware, in aud for New Castle county,
made on 'he lst d,y % ~ May a.. " ass VII ne *
August 20 b, 1873 ut O'Clock. I'M at the PREMISES
all the right, tile and Interest of Wilson r. hey
wad, Deuima D. Heyw ard, James v. Heyward and
Bhubriok Hayward, mnr cnhdren OF jams n.
Hey ward deceased in aud to that certain fQursOrs
b. lex dwelling house and lot situate 10 the city Of
Wilming New Castle couHty aud State OF Della
ware and bounded ana described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at tha point OF intersection Of the
IL nth streets with the nor herly line of land 81
hOmas j. jordan. trustee thence along the said
line at right angles with the said side OF Market st
north ts deg. west Ona hundred and seven esn feet
ana seven in hes 10 The eastery eide OF Shipey ".
and four and quarter uches to iand now or late
OF Lydia and Try Dlwaon ;ihH nee along tha kouth-
cry nne OF the land last aforesaid, and at right
giles with the aid ride OF bhipley street HOath 53
deg east one hundred and seventeen feet and seven
inches to this td side of Market street, and thence
Ded eot Of NJ aPe Se q R
contents thereof what they may, beng No Oh Mar
ket street
of na interes the said minors IN tha said real
estate be made upon tile terms and conditions Iol-
lowing, TO wi:
on the day OF the sale the further sum Of twenty
i've hundred dollars 10 b4 TAI upon the conurmd-
ton OF said sale by the Court and the bHldnce OF
the purchase money 10 be paid IN three eq a ins al
mens with interest at ths expie tt'On OF one, two
and three years respectively from the said cOntrma
tiou the payment OF the SAID In Ia nts be Sc
cured 10y bond aud mortgage, and the same TO be
approx, d by the CourL
Attendance will be given ard the terms and con-
| dtiOns of "a Q mAde known at the time and place
| aforesaid, by .........,.
EDWARD q. BRADFORD Ja.,
trustee or y Ills attorney.
N. Il AT the came time and place, the life esiat1
| of Maria Il heywHTd Ia the above described pre-
misses, will be- sold to tI4 same per on or persons NJ
shall purchase the Interests of th1 aforesaid minor
children such life estate &c her with the Interests
OF the aforesaid minor thl dren, forming the ite
| simnle title TO tue slld premises.
| jy2Itaupl ldlnc howard q, BRADFORD, Jr.
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Motifes.

NJ JoTICK-TEACHBRs' FXAMINATIoN : An
~ examinHt on for a male Principal OF Gram
mar School, will he held in hool House No. l,
wilmington Del. Commencing at Q, A. M, July 20,
1873 b22.3t d. W HARLAN. Supt
NToTICE-YoUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ -2d SER tbS-By vote OF the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he d at their
rooms nn Ine evening OF the 18th inst 1t was voted
unanimously to issue nve hundred shares OF New
ttock. commencing with the month of June. Sub
scrip0ns to The same will be received by the Pres-
Ident. n Y. de Normande ut his store, 9O2 Market
street. and also at the farmers Bank, by
jylTtf II. j. YOUNG S3cy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

PRINCIPAL FOR A GRAMMAR ScHoCL.-There will
be an examination on Friday, July 25th, for a
male Principal OF a grammar school. The ex-
animation VIII commence at o'clock A. NJ,
and will De held at school house No. |.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
AZ repular stules Of gaiters lor the people a.
AT Babcock 4 Bros qOG and 20 Market street.

ER- NotO for Summer.-The Witter days are past
though the cold blasts from the North west may MOI
have ceased blow, and our city tailors have u
ready made arrangements for Spring garments TO-
the people. Mr. john Ii duhlhausen, at AIS King
street, especially. has laid in beautiful stock oi
coatnRs vestings cassimeres, &C. for Spring and II
ready to receive orders from his usual well dresse
cusomera lie ia also having his store papered and
painted that rythlng looks as bright and fresl
as new gold dollar
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grrunsaIs.
THROPOsALe

PROPOSALS FOR
Printing the Revised Code as
Amended, SC.
STATE or DELAWARE,
BxtoUTrvE DEPARTMENT, :
Proposals will he received by the undersigned 7
~ - REVISED CODE,
OF this State ss amended, together with the add:
since the publication Of the last Code, tt being tne
Edition of Laws, prepared by me. IN oofdience 70
the requirements Of Chapter 20o VOL a. nf Inc avs
Of Desware and approved by the Legislature OF tnls
State, at the lae ssioA PROVISIONS 70 mset meet 'hs
Joint Nesolut'on OF the General Assembly, adopted
at Dover February 2eh, 1873.
The printing OF said Code, as amended must con-
form to tn Code OF 1852, with the amendments
nlaced in hraokets. The additional acts may be
p-'"''' - JOHN II. PAINTER,
jy1O AVID Secretary Of slate.
DR0POsALs n
INVITED FOR THE REMoDRLING OF THE
STATE HOUSE AT DOVER.
Plans and specifications may be sesH at Senator
Shakespearea ONCE In Dover on July 10Th, 1sIS ana
coples OF the spe3incsilOns may De obtained I1oh %
members of the Commission alter that date: FRO,
posas Will be received until the 2th inst addressed
to Sena or Shakespeare, Chairman OF Commission,
IEASDEs F. RIDrLE. wiminst n.
LEWIS THOMPSON,
Jso VAN 9AsKEN SMYRNA.
HuGH MARn Seaford.
lHAs @ S1oCKLsY, Georgetown.
VIM. M SHAKESPEARE, Dover,
jyl-tIst Chairman of Com
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a,artWership 9latifGs.


~ ISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsIIGP = The
~ Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Geo Richard -on and Edward W Hopes, trading
under the firm name OF Richardson Hoopea, uard-
ware DealtIs, ls this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
The business OF thu late nrm win he settled by
Edward W Hopes, who will continue the business
at the old stand, No n halRet and 3O2 and 30I
Shipley STREET, Wilmington, lei -
GEO RICHARDsON,
EDW " hOUPE5
July lst, 1s73-u
IN WILMINGTON, DBL June 20, 1873.
The co.partnershp formerly existing under the
htm name o. Qlgey Neall, for thu purpose OF
tran acting the Quarry Business On the Bra dywlne
Creek, has been dissolved by mutual consent The
business Of tue said nrm will be settled b. Qnigley
i Bro. W. u. QUIGLEY,
IL. u. NBALL.
The business VIII be continue at the old place, on
the Brandywlns CretK.ty 'he und rsiRned using
the hrm name Of Qligley Bro, -
l. FRIMBLE QUIGLEY,
js2G-1m W. q. QUIGLkY.
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V1AX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1879
The undersigned Receivers Of Taves for the City
OF Wilmington will be ut the city Hal,on and after
thr So Gay of July 1878 between the hours of and
~ IN the morning and from to In the afternoon,
for the purpose o receiving Taxes deduction OF
i've rtr cent Is made all taxes paid IN July; all
paid In August up To the closing OF the polls OF
the Iity kl' cton the face OF the bill must be paid;
and af er that date i've per cent wi be added TO Bhe
bill ALtXANDEh CHANDLER,
jy1.tf Receivers Of Taxes
kNLAYTON LOAN ASSUGIATION-oTOCKS SUB
q j bCRIPTIOkS AT q meeting Of Corporations OF
CLAYTON Lo n Association, the undersigned was Hu.
tn Jrzed 70 open book i0r subscription OF STOCK.
II is proposed TO run this Loan the "New tlan,"
namely, to give to the borrower the whole amount
OF the Loan and to collect the premium with dues
and nterest IT. is also proposed TO have weekly pay
ments Jel2-tf M. l. LlCHTENsTElN.
AIU1IUE-PersORs Desiring tents during Camp
IN Meeting at R"huboth Camp are IT quested TO
Communicate with the superintendent on the
grounds, AT ONCE. W. TODD
PeninsuIar papers please copy. JelOtf
M OTICE-A GOOD INvEsTM aNT - The Me-
IN Chanics' Loan association is now issuing 3D.
OF 10 per cent per annnm for the 1st series which
will no doubt induce tna holders to withdraw this,
giving additional advantage 10 the I'd and Sd SERIES
Subscriptions received ny the Secretary,
myla-tf L, 4. TAYLOR, Market st.
M1OTICE,-At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
~ tors OF the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized 10 settle the accounts that Associa-
hereby notified to call al the corner OF Fourth and
| Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
| save c Jst. BY order OF the Board of directors.
apr1I-tf BARILEv , Secy.
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E0st auG 4unuG.

= osT-siO REwARD.--At the DsPot Of the 2.
u w, n r. r. on Tuesday. q hunting. .c.se ell
yer watch, No 4,oTe6b with name WIN Hukil, en-
araved on case The above reward will he paid by
leaving &c Iy1-st' THIS OFFICE
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asSkszsSsS$ S5ilsis5 e ~ E
fsx6el shsy, plsass e.sseakiS tha fatmers'
on fire out, West, whether the oreanisa-
.!c.: = TIE Ess: be sl:c::sA ;o;r not. s;
veral representative Missouri papers at
hand speak the sentiment of that re-.
glon. One says: "The Bece, city for
that reform in political administration
which the united effort of the farmers
OF the country. especially of the West,
can alone obtain is 80 urgent, that it can
not .sii &c be r.e0YuiSe1 Dy even .he
most superficial. Another: "This
mosement OF the agricultural interests
OF the country has not commenced a
bit too soon, and, however modest and
timid may be their first action, they will
soon hnd-themselves caught np in the
-whirlipg tide OF State and national poll.
;ncs, and will be compelled, whether
tney wien 1t or not, to. consider all the
grave problems now before the country. "
Still another: "The farmers war, as it
Is sometinaes called. is destined to have
agreat political in auence." A Nebraska
paper asserts that the grangers are maxi
ing rapid progress in that State. Com
mon cause is there taken with the farm
ers OF Iowa. Illinois. Missouri, Mime
sofa and other States on all questions
affecting the farmers interests. An
other Western paper declares thut "the
whole race of dishonest politicians
stands In awe Of this great movement" "
which is no doubt the truth. A st.
Paul paper says it now looks as if tho
"potato bugs'' (grangcrs) will prove q
Lively crowd in minnesota. An Illinois
paper declares ''the movement to be an
independent QUE, committed to no one
and TO no party, but commending itself
to all. The Catholic farmers OF Ohm.
stead County, minnesota. although not
members OF the Order of the Patrons of
Hushandry. express themselves warmly
in favor of ita principles. excepting it's
secrecy. In short there seems to be IA
gcnerul stnmpede out West ia favor of
the movement, regardless of religions
predictions or previous political nffilia
tions -Ncac York Herald
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Mrs. Hill. who shot her husband at
New Worcester, Mass, on Sunday even
ing. did it in unique wey, with all the
acc0mpanlments Ot fashionable life.
She was walking beside him and ask ed
him to take her parasol for her. He
took it. and she then, after rntting her
hand in her pocko. 10 get .he pistol,
asked him to let her kiss him. He con.
sented. She put her arms about him
and put lead bullet in his left lung.
His recovery is doubtful. Her equani.
nifty is not disturbed.
Four members of the lower housc Of
Congress have died since March,
Messrs. James Brooks, OF New York :
William Whiting, of Massachusetts,; +;
Wilder G. Fostor, Of Michigan; and
Joseph G. Wilson, ol Oregon. Another
member-Mr. Ambrose il. Wright, OF
Georgia-has died siuce his election.
India will in future raise jule rather
than cotton. In the latter she canuot
compete with America in quality, guam
tity or price.
Bismarck's wife, who lately died, was
her husbands Secretary. clerk and mes
senger. All private dispatches were
first read by Fran Bismarck.
An election for Representative in
place OF Postmaster Bozemaa comes of
in Charleston, on tho Goth.
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Notice to FarMars!

Notice to Earmers! :Itir i,
N consequences Of the stsinssncy In money,
l. all indebted to ,usl for SUPflIFH 1nr,
nished the present and previous years, are
informed that Cotton WIZ b9 received IN pay
ment at the ghest market rates, Of shippe I &.
to responsible parties. .fof their account. !;
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Fertilizer Notice. o.i BAN
A LII NOTES for .Fertlizers. Phosphates
November next, and II not paid then, viii bs
placed in the hands 6fan ATTORNEY for oolIeo-
ton. Pay promptly sud sa1e e-e1phnseM'A
e;,CORELAAD d REARDEN,
Sept Is limo Agents. Columbia. s. q,
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Eomherx "a NJ. E-l--rr T.sss ~ .;.e t.o
Assembly Waa9 9Raj 4 2So. i5svN }Sa sass;on -; J
of who'll aWaa I'm EAarh on;nns
Amonr 49, 49, "sAS aass. 80 an Iu4Ass
betta. dremient and Ghailsmsi I T. 1.ooonr a
4 tAnumber ,of, letters from, .varions nro.
vinuss; fyssrsa srSad ber rra.i;n inc. ga strpno pH
Avsfsi6ii Is tha eatatjHsS SSoEb u ~ s n,I,
aafol,y: an a. avern;;I5ia 3, wi,icn - S.;;v
incfeasinp. s; ;(3anbatts dacl Fad 4 Z fajt
not thasjsns rnriatv,a,,Drn,,,;n rho
,,errn as,hS4SS az f3tSsEtEG snp
certain theg egnnop 6sisien % .fn, establish ~ a
monarSRy G6dld kHdt obtain the vote OF
the Es55a-.S q .ESskSSembly :,
TO the Times atatoa that Theirs intends
to publicly advocate The prolongation of
the ierm OF MaoGahon as President:
thus deprivfng the Bofrapartists OF che
support OF the L.sls Centre; and proba-
by pssso;ipita.iag d,ssension Of the
TT, rsG !. Espofs S that aarribaldi had ar
Marshal Bazaine, during the progress
OF his trial, to-day, sdaaniiested more
agitation than yesterday. r -
DUBLIN. OctohSf 3. The Irish Aeri.
J, cultural Laborsfs' y nion, in the event
OF the Govern nmIsnt i failing 70 settle the
question Of waste iabds Ia Ireland, havn
decided to eEifgrasa Is the 70 nited States
: on ,,sasss IS " s s.f l3fl,44'
z MADRID, Octebsr 9, "A brisk cannon
ade was kept fopss yesterday, by the Re-
publican force s6asieRinR sCsrtaeena.
During the day many deserters from the
insurgent ranks came into the camp of
the Government troops. A national
squadron is 'ex pected to arrive at Carta
gena.
9: TeIekr phlc.2a atnaalfcan Matters.
YELLOW FEWER snearua,.s .sa,sr. ,op
Fi51 =; : e. s i.s ~ Sna,,,,,,;,,n
Observation-Disclosures ] ' W M rHn. nrsT,,.n
Observation-Disclosures = MN TI,Ira = = ~.
A1uIANoE-sroKrs' TpIAr. nrnnn
q RIyAr on rar pnT..pIa onnw ~ -
New Yonx. Ootoi3ar' q "a oom nm, mi GIi too
Of Memphis merchants reading here
acknowledge receiyinr Sb o(lflifor 2 Iyn,Iiow,
fever. B 4 "a ~ Z
sHnEvEroR,1T!.. October: 8 Twelve in.
terments yesterdayss tI q 20 ~ 81 $
y NAsavnnE, Ootobar ,,h e ohntcbea
Masons aud OdatEa alibRs Gen 900 in
money and pr0visi Sa6 kU NfAfnphta. 3.
.T,rrrrv RorvvE y TiSf, sa.S.aI.C,. NJ a..
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The Fall Trade

HAS opened auspiciousN yesterday hav-
ing been the best days business we have
dcno since last December. I.ksye jus. re-
turned from, the Northern marksts, and have
not only made arrangements to keep my
stock up to past experience, but have added
many additional attractions for the benefit OF
the pubic and-myaelf. The stock is now
unusually full. and shall be constantly re.
pleniahed. The same care in future shall be
observed, as has been in the past, to keep
strictly FIRST GLASS GOODS. which, with
fair dealing and popular prices. I hope to at
tract still larger share OF public patronage
than that so literally bestowed heretofore.
Respectfully, Ireqnest nm examination OF
the stock. GEO. SYMMERS.
Sept 81
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When widow resumes corsets, she
10 evidently nolaoed. Z 'ye-rn ."1.,.@
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

Coal. Coal! Coal!
HAvING been appointed agents by
~ Messrs. .. G. Parsley d 90. for the salo
or GOAL, NO are now prepared to furnish the
same at LOWEST MARKET PRICE Ali
Kinds and quality kept constantly on hand.
All orders left at our storo will meet with
prompt attention. BOWEN & LAFAR.
Oct 1913 Aoent.
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The HOLY FATHER AND THE CHURCH
Recent reports from Rome atsure ua
that the Holy Father has somewhat re-
covered from bis indsposition, and that
he Is able TO receive visitors. On Satur-
day last, delegation waited upon him.
and lu his reply to their address of sym !.
pathy and devotion, his Holiness said.
that "humunly speaking. the triumph
ot the cause of the church was very dis.
tant." These are, considering their
source, words Of great humiliation.
They seem:toimply that. after scanning
She situation all around and with great
oara, The venerable Pontif does NOT feel
satisned thaSsthere ia any.immeaiate
prospect, SO far as human Intentions and
human menns are concerned, of the do
liverancS Of =tHs' Roman See from it's
present troubles. There is more truth
and wisdom in these, sentiments than in
ali the clustering talk Of Spanish Car
lists or French Legitlmists. The Holy
Father has admitted truth which many
devout Romanists are slow to acknow-
ledge-that the aggressive forces of the
age are rot altogether in sympathy with
R>me. Mysterious, however, are the
ways OF Providence, and tho tide NAV
turn in favor of tie church, rs it has
oiteu turned before --Netc York Herald
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Young ladies' eoonomy-Never throw
away good match.
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a NEAT BIT OF STRATEGY Y.-Mai,r
Graham, late Of the United States
Army. having turned b,igand, and hav.
ing attempted the highway robbery of
an army paym aster. and having been
riddlei with bullets in the attempt, and
carried of to hospital ut Denver, and
learning there, one day. that next week
he was to be tuken to tn. County Jail.
contrlved to get the information to his
friends. aud SO one EVENING" hulf dozen
solitary horsemen surrounded the hoY.
pltni. took possession. carried ont their
man, put him III a wagon and disap.
peared in the shadows CT the Rock y
Mountains. Moral-A regular soldier
knows when and how to retreat.
Ne'c YORK. Yeruid
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The Chester Reporter furnishes the
following: During the argument of
one of the learned counsel of this bur
on last Friday afternoon. the presiding
Judge discovered TINT Reuben Stroud, u
oolored member OF the jury, was taking
little OF "natures sweet restorer,
balmy sleep" He ordered a hailiff 10
awaken him, and proceeded to impose
upon him fine Of one doliur. His
Honor stated to him that the no was
made small because his nap was taken
during tue argument, saying that he
would have fined him at least twenty
five dollars if he had gone to sleep whiio
the testimony was being taken"
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A Full Assortment Of Crackers
At Wholesale Prices.
HAV!N:f BEEN Appointedi agent for the
IL sale OF the celebrated Biecuit and
Cracker Msnulsoto5yoh Tyler, ,Brsthers, I am
full assortment -cf thuse choice goods
now onIhsnd.'HA OK HARDY SOLOMON.
Sept ~ N.'i GY.l,N AN4 N,A4Hn
, 1873-12-18

Eii'anA1iIain. I,l
arm st,i.r a6co@S5o; Iowa, Wiscot,sin, a,,,i hn.
we Il %1 r. nvnatealy Corn oss ss,iyo
yseT s,s Ms s sss '.ss sx TS ss.c 1o' oA
m pnny,soasFarjy f,yssS wu aut;e Me.s ork $40 GOA
,SS n:et son's: ns 9 sma s'm& II
se!i t Il sXasiYo. a, ,,.-,
~ uFuae' 'o' tenpoa' 4'A'
''''""' uiNUtNNAT1. ..,
m eS1 %s n nss 1a sal os so sss pa It:
@sas e sos I,slax % rn y1 a fa Sgo a'S Urn
rnoy1aoss-Du a,I ,,issotties. Alcss pork quies
az SR aas au,e soads 5%o riS
ST. 81; eear. t. seoa quilt shoulders seares a,!d
tsran, n'onisrn"aiern y" aaRnn for ahouiiera bku;
IS eiear rio ~; toe elaaf' dAe with sna' i'ai
for spsSs sSEs sst'ys gFasso 4
.io ai shRns anMe,tts nsaaSsso aso *''''' ~ "'''
WassG1-in ssoa 4s3oan1 u, gi,;;;s # GO.
sr. LOUIS. Dec, H,4Dn,Apsrurrs- Flour in fais
demand ~ lrn ;seme sa!es hishsF sapsrtns wiz
81 tft1 -: ~ W,o,u+ Hsy5ors Ma q ii 1Ga
TX; Iii strous, !nt snsvttvo No. red vantod 4
mxod bstatoc ~ sast tracK No. mixed. 5oiaSgc,
in cast elevators. psts iuiI Ind r"otj,u No y Iio
heher Ta1e'u' ao nassy sssSg s'aay No.
| WlIfsxY-Fir1m u V5n
Inoy1stoNs-ro1k dill At s4 tn FIR frreo,nr hrnu4a
Green meals, no offerings, nominal Shoulders, Sc:
nysra desna wbie6 ssers f rsfss car
luts iooEe shoulders sold at be cear rib ia ciear
| nc nackel LOTS 1to hiHilcr Uacon lttto doing
clear rib. 8ho: clear, BIC, Lard dull ut &C.
uous-D1l buyers holding oil ;sna salcs at $4.k1
@A.9o. mostly at sl,75@4.s5. .;neeolfAa, llB05.
| QArrLE-QuIot: throuHl Texans 1At12kc: win.
tered do, 2h@3kc; good to extra natiYcs. 4Gs5xr-
| Receipts, $40. -
| MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. lU.-DnEADsruFTR-Flou quIa.
| nnd unchanged. Wheat duh an1 unsettled; NJ. l,
$1.18; No. 2, $l.14, cash; sl.i4N for Dceombor
$l.l7Il for January. Corn dull mud luwer; No. ?,
| 53c. Oats dull mud 1tumnnl; No. 2, SIC. Rye
quiet aud shade Lever; No. zoe. barley du1l ald
nominal No. ., $f.38. 49,
pnov1st1sa-pork nominal at s14oo. 8. r: harns 9
@0Hc. uulk shoulders, loose, &c; nuuulcs, Gl{@
7c. Lard dull; steam, Btlc; kcttic, 811c.
Hoas-Dull Vt $4.sot33.75; rccctrtp, 0000.
NEcE1Prs-fluts, 4,u00 brlss Hllcats u. .u00 bu.
8u1pMEhTs-Flour. 7.U1O brls wheat, 38,G0o bu.
-... CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec, H..-thEAnsrufFs-Wheat qniet
and unchanged Corn eaeier held at G3{SG4c for old
e0c for new. oats-No. State, 46o; No. = a9o
, 1873-12-18

Eric at, Of Nortl Htsto st. II t. 2ax103 H. datod
Feb a., l074; consideration, $1,000.
san1o N thu a',ovc, tlatol Juno /; consideration,
sb.N0o.
THO premises No. 800 Mszwell st, datod Dec. 10 {;
cossatesatl5n Il, 43,8o0.
sa,ns tho nbove. dated Dec. 10 consideration,
$1,000.
Wnrrcn nv, 1877 II OF oakley st f. 2axl9a 7.1o II,
dated Doe. to consideration, $1,000.
Mcurcgpr at, 25 It W Of nu,lan At, +, 2,x12s IT,
dated sopt. 10 ; consideration, s7,sco.
Emerald nv, Of Thirty st I, 2s11o3 It, dated
Oct. 30 ; consideration, $3.50.
West Lahn ht, bot Lincoln and Ho1ey, IT, 49Na129 It,
dato1 Doc. IL; collsitleraiont ,eo0. A., =.
Aslind ay, = y corner ct Nor!l y, I, Aea1oo IT,
Hfs issts 4st T. T. fa fs Il II bVsn !: 2..1as n
dated July Is confederation, 37G1.
Yoatou 1t, ais Il of LMe!n IT. I, 4az1oo #, dated
i!'aan i, $S. u is;sist at a'r12' IT. dated
Dc e., y sosisrn RI s o 5 4 y Of Levitt a. 2s1
Townsend II, ID Il of Elm al, . (, a6xtos T.. with
Hs Eos afs' and IT, ii 81 Lot IL 5osf
Di Lot T. il nect T. q 5sya s. Iees Addition, dated
Larralco II, of and liear North nv, t. 2s112s It,
dated Nov. y; eo1,saeration, =. .ooo:
n Sec 1c w. IL, dated Aug ii; consideration, 81, 400
North lInlstcd s hetwecn Centre and Clay sts, 4,
a5xl2s II, dated Dec: Il; consideration si,ouo.
Undivided n Of Lots Il to 10, In Dnnnngs Block 20,
et soe 10, 10, IL. dated Dec. II; consideration
souru or CITY 11Mrra,
Lot in block 8, Egandsie, dated Ju'y1; conaider-
Lois ii to 10, In Block 7, orv.a' n " Of exofsex
Lot y, III Bluek 1. pharo l. savkott's Q of ne n
IL Et i4a Il % u Lot IT, 1t wesous EoIs md
Foscssville, dated Dpc u; consideration, ss.ooo.
wE8T or CITY LtMlre.
Nnrth n nf rvt1k1i III nrr fHrrhDt rht1-