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EE ED GIRLS.

DRAETECAE FUREER, Keeps cor
Il stantly on hand the largest and best assortmen
OF hats and caps of the latest Styles at the lowest pos
sble prices, and always pays the highest value n
cash for all kinds of furs. To-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10

OFFERS to his many friends and tn
" public generally choice selection of Fresl
Meats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams
Shoulders, Sausages, Taliow and Lard at the loves
rates. Market Commercial Street ely
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10
EREEp. SCHRGDER

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
WI the business of Wu- Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates. share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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FD. MAERKT,TM.

druggist and 8 pOthecaVy. Stia Street
L opposite the Post Office Is now fully provided
with complete selection OF fresh Drugs aud Medi-
iones and offers his services especially to the PHysI
OF this village and county for the careful ana
scisRtif preparation of their prescriptions. 13-
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GRIZZLIES SC.sEFRER.
FR ESD SEEEER.

EASTEONABLE TAILOR. has re.
4 moved to Buffalo street, 2 doors west of Rand:
Store. All work warranted well done and to fit.
Manitowoc. Nov. so. 1872. 1888.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10

NJERGHA TAIL0RESG ESTAB-
vi lshment Sth street, nearsout end OF Bridge.
The tailoring apartment is complete, and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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Special N Offices.
To COnSumDtiyes.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured of
II dread disease Consumption by simple remedy
anxious TO make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means Of enre- To all who desire it, he viii send
copy Of the prescription used (free of chsree) with
the directions for preparing and using the same which
they will find suKE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BEoScETTIs. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please ad5res
as &C. 1924 ly Rev EDWARD A.wILsOE,
lei Penn Street, WilIsusbufgb, y. Y
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CHARLES EXC DYER.

nR. A. s. PAFCHEN, Dentist. OfTce
IL in Shermans building, Sth Street
Manitowoc Wis.
rnT Teeth extracted without pain.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10
HO FARMERS,

E. G. HASsE has received a large stock of the cal
DRAFTED Geneva - -
G0rGess, Hay, Straac. Manure
Ufsd Spudiss;g Forks. FFu.,
Gssd Garden s-ukes. etc. -,
fact all q Farmer sceGs fs. fhe
.zETfcustssraf lime. CuEE <.s,G
eraiatase before ptgrcl.1 sins else
acheTe, as he Is bound TO seIg ns
cheap as the cheapest
hz6d &c. HAssE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10
F. SCHULTZ s. co.

Nj EGAERS ANE DEALERS
w IN Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofal
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Or.
Betting is made os the best tanned Leather. Office
On Sth street, Ssuth side, door north of Williams
House, Mauitowoc. Wis.
AS-Cash paid for Hides, Skins, Tallow and Bark+ss
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H. CO.aREEY.. ~. ID.
DETTESTFe Y.

DEYSSIGEAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
and county of Mantowoc. Once over j. A. kOeher 5
STORE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-07-10

Tf0MEOPa TEE. 6tE St. MssnitOwOc,
Wis. One door north Of Windiate House.
Once over c. Petersons Office hours. 10 to II A. NJ
and 10 3 P. ". l9-4S.
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y. p. PRETCH.eRzs, .Ez. ID

OFFICE SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc.
OFFICE HOURS: Sto 9 a; N;
Residence, Corner sth & Buffalo SITS. 1926
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ssr e. R .yEEZxS

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
N Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
nd Franklin streets, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Ill
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W.EzETE j. FORREST,

TTORNEYS at LaE- NsaEitowOc,
N Wisconsin Office Eighth street, over the
First National Bank. jy19'o5-
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W.fEMER S GREE.vE.

TF9RNETS AT LAW. office ON sih
IN Street, South side three doors north of Post OF
fee, Manitowcc Wisconsin. German spoken. 1871
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s. Il. EOOD.

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
N Office, coTner of Sth andQuay streets. Manito-
~ec, Wisconsin. 2-91
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A TTOREEYS at EaSy. Office ON 9fh
- street, South side, opposite Schuette's Store
IQ-3
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!. II. .M.fRKR.f.W.

A FTOREEE AT E.AW
N Office over the store of j. A Koehler, corner OF
El.rl1 and 9Th streef Mani toyrac WISCONSIN 1S-52
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23


ridad de fuerza de attraction la dc
los electro inanes comunes. Consiste
Ell nuevo electro imam en- una serie de
electro imanes concentricos, habil-
mente dispuestos para producer la
mayor luerza de attraction possible. El
ensayo ha dado ell mas brillante re-
sultado, dejando satisfactoriamente
resuelto ell gran problema de econO-
mia de gastos ca los motores electro
magneticos.
Un dato sencillo y quese ha hecho
papable & todos los concurrentes ha-
ra resaltar la verdad de nuestro aser-
to. Para dejar resuelto ell problema
bastaba que el electro-iman expresa-
do desartollase con una pila electrica
de diez elementos de Bunsen la fuer-
"a de attraction necekaria para le-
yantar un peso de cincuenta y ocho
libras; y con general admiration
Sc ha vlsto que con una pila de
cinco elementos ha atraido dicho
electro-iman un peso de cuatrocien-
tas noventa J nueye y media Ii
b az; esto es, ha producido un efecto
pr6ximamente veinte veces superior
al que Sc necesita. En- ell primer case,
segun cAlculos del inventor, una pila
de diez elementos reforzada por un in
ductor habria sido su6ciente para ha-
Ger funcionar la nueya maquina desti-
NADIA 4 mover los coches del ferro-
cafril urbano. Ell resultado del expe-
rimento del domingo manifesto que
es inuecesario el expresado inductor,
que los gastos de locomoclon seran
nuy inferiores a los de Ia fuerza ami
nal que Sc ha empleado hasta el pre-
sente.
Dejamos 4 la consideration de to-
dos la inmensa revolucion que podrk
producer en- la industria la resolucion
de tan imporiante prohlema, pues ell
electro-motor dei Sr. Camacho es
APPLICABLE todo genero de locomo-
cioD. Deade hoy podemos decir sin
tenor de eqa:vocarnos qle la indus
tria para sus mdtiples aplicaciones
posee una m$qaina senci!la, de facilf-
simo manejo, potente, segura y ajena
a todo pellgro de explosion. Nos con-
gratulamos de que el invento Sc deba
exclusivamente al genio y constante
estu1io de d. Jose Cam cho, natural
de la Habana, biio de esta noble pro-
viucia de la iniustriosa Espa1la. Da-
mos 4 dicbo senor ell mas cumplido
parabien, y sin duda Sc 10 daran TO-
dos los espanoles peninsulares & in
sulales amantes de las glorias ade-
lantos de la madre patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
Ia CAIDA DE MARTOS.

Dos hombres civiies SO han compartido,
On rigor, Ia di,eccion del grave perfodo
l"aasarado en- 1868: ios senores Sagasta
Magtos Nuestra actual revolucion, como
tadas las revolucioncs, ha lido devorando,
como Saturno, BUS propios hijos, fjan-
do principalmente su insaciabiIidad des-
tgcct9ra en- los mas altos, en- los mas nota-
bles, en- aque.lo que debian caer con mas
trascen1ental estrepito, que ell hambre re-
vo.ucionaria parcce tener un paladar deli
cado, y gustar eiempre de 10 mejor. En- ell
breve trascuvso de cuatro amos: icuantas
reputaciones levantadas hundidas verti-
ginosamente! isnauto naufragio de NOM
byes, dc responsibilities, de inhuencias,
dc oxitos, de taleptosl Sagasta Martos
ban aido, enrcro, los que mayor esfuer.
10 han costaio la inconstancia de la for
tuna, os que mayor uGmero de imp0rtan-
tcs aucesos han hecho concitar en- su da-
no a las vioisitules pdblicas, los que mas
40 han defendidp, los que mas atletica-
mensc han laehaio. Hagamos, puss, bre-
vemeate, un rapido paraleIo de ambas
elevacioncs de- ambas caidas: que no Sc
RI, por cierto, digaa del desden de la his
soria, Ia ensenaaza qne de elias Sc de-
duzca.
En Sa1aq.a ~ 3eaermir6, dcade Ia au.
rora rcTola1i3naria. la tendencia conser.
saaora, gab.rasmansal Y defensive del
naeyc 6rden &c cosas. III ministro que,
ca cl perioao he mayor hervor de las i'm
pAeicucias dsnocEaticas, coufea6 la faz
.le ga pafs del munao la imposibilidad
do haeer g11.sruo, ia haeer 6rden, de ha-
cor Ia coadanaa social dentro del circulo
ae hierro dc los inaexo-ahles derechos in
diy daAIes, aFsoj5 IL guante ( las dema-
sosias, y planso ca ~ campo, con mano
sluua j hareaa, a eslandarte conserYador,
hszs nas, pas ess solo heeho, on pro de
sa salvation 10 Il obra rcvolucionaria,
qae soaoa !as elemenGos que las frac-
einaea toaas que vsuieron lrego & coiuci-
GsE cor a 4 sJuisrla par in.eros pro-
pso. Too sAgasta, Goa 80 posstica, con 81
fapye ssasaclon, co.. aus auxiliarea, la ma
nAFgelA EovolaesoaaFia 80 hubicra salvado.
Teas aas eAasFEos funron para preparar
i syAa AAG4.iA qaa 81 srono ncceaiaaba dar
j gaaar. CuAaao llego Il momento do IL
hsks.z, salaa loa ssasim.sasos y scdos los
lrsesnsea csaaervadages eksshan su lado,
IL 3eaAs4asA, 80 smbArgo, ciaga . NAL
aezassSAda, h velvs6 Ia aapAlda, 10 dos.
AsmeAsh anga ri rulaoso eiescito de anaE-
aasAs. vAlasaaiss j daa6sdenes que tenia
seEfvsle, sagassa eAyb llsvandose "a
ssesss i ssPsrasEa. : sAniA costa engen.
49, !. Asl gaaa esaasFvatoF, dol pals mo.
- as Il. la aaA6a pado oaalsaraa dasde
49, = asnas as ! monKrquiA - sai-
aAaf Gelassa - bsaa. qassa, u trisse
NRessesMf
- Aw GO Il usnlFario. - encar-
-. AaeAama.sa 80, dssda i prisaar inasAn-
= s. aaa.A saasssAhs1 a. i Fevnlacion
aAM ! ! szsAsaa, enasnorada DE-
- enpsxas - esaxnadaa cursgisuy
= - eesss = mesafquia lmpO4ihlsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23

Isaa d trials - ssIa naovo fnosor
vess st@asa leausas e II Isa.
tss &t ~ uwsm0 III damlngo pFa.
A as*smaA y AagsasAc-
sss - p#rare AF - rmaya III III.
ea rs veFsaes
- - = aefe : Han Ari 81.
l4s - paf Il - g. 8. oca
es 60 q AAFea
sm ~ s seegsss - sss4s ~
- ssFF Asa - j asasA
- AsusAsaAf Z
FsssA asFa - -
es e a s. Nssa =. au
- m Ams0Mma psAs Il -.
- alsssM mmA aupexia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23

Preocupados como estan los ami
mos con la question economical de Gu
ba, parecenos oportuno trasladar 4
nuestras Columns el siguiente arti
culo que sobre la materia ha publica-
do nuestro apreciable y entendido co
lega ell Diario de la Marina:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23

|dedos que tenian nssnor snnr ndmero los
Sres. D.Jose j Acosta y D. Pablo
|'Saez.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
BURGLAFIOUSLY AND FELONi.
CUSLY.

We hod lust locked up the safe. and
| had put the KEY in my pocket / am
the accountant Of the North and South
Of Enolond Bank At its PadSey Branch,
W. II. Works i had COT my hat on,
and had taken up ny umbrella, when
Il man came running into the bank with
a BAG of money in his hand.
Am | in time , he cried. | shook
my head.
"Deuca take it y he said land I'm
off to Liverpool by the next train. and
then TO America.
..Sorlv for it. said /! ; that we can't
take the money.
"Wcll. then. what is to be done :
Here's TWENTY-FIVE thousand pounds i'll
this bag, and those drafts Of mine come
due in Il couple OF days. Well, yo" Il
have to take 'em mp, he sad II can t.
unless You take the money IN tonight
knew that those drafts were com
ing due, and that the manager was
little anxious about them, Tor they
were rather heavy, and the other names
on them were not very good. Black,
too. CHAT was the man with the mon
ey-bag)-HIack was capital customer
and not only good customer himself,
but he brought good accounts Will
him, and we were young branch ano
Oh our mettle.
Well. here was the money to meet
the drafts, anyhow, and | should have
been a great fool to send it away just
because it was after hours. SO ! count
ed it all over; there was about nine
teen thousand in cheques and notes
and three thousand in gold
Come and have glass Of beer witt
me- said Black, son the way to the
station"
nut tha bao Of money in nv desk
and locked if M | would come back
nrosontIy and have if placed in In,
safn walked TO the station witt
BLACK. we had some beer together
and tben hc went off America-ward
and Tnntha way to Nemonhillar Villas
Won COO I wos rather in the habit o
ooll;nn lnr - ul,ss Of beer ~ I wen
home. and then going on; and, conse
ounntlv from the force of habit. Tl
almost ool home before I remembered
tho bo@ Of money. 1t was vexing
too hocaneo wo had - tco.p9rty tha
niobt the frs, since our marriage. ant
l. Ionon ot siv o'clock and I'd promis
cd t6 hr home m hour earlier. to draw
tho corks and rct limos ready. AnC
here it was six o'clock. and / had tc
90 ,ll the way back to the bank.
All the woy back I went as hard a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
TO a Beautiful Stranger.
BY JOHN q. SAKE.

A glance, IA smile. Il see ii yet =
4 moment. ere the train was starting
How strange to tell we scarcely met,
And yet felt pang at parting
And you- alas that all the while,
Tis | alone who am conIessing,-
What thought was lurking in your smile
Is quite beyond my simple guessing.
| only know those beamlng rays
Awoke in me strange emotion,
Which. basking in their warmer blaze,
Perhaps might liindle to devotion.
All . many heart as staunch as this,
BY smiling lips allured from duty,
Has sunk in Passion dark abyss
wrecked on the coral reef of Beauty y
and SO. It's well tho trains swift flight,
That bore away my charming stranger.
Took her-God bless her out of sight,
And me as quickly out of danger
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
Il Love, You Love"

Old Jones. the village pedagogue,
The grammar lesson called one day.
Young Bess maid of sweet sixteen,
Began the well-known words to say
First person, love" first she said.
Sly Tom. beside bor, whispered, NE p
Second person, you love, Bess went on.
"Ay. thai do ~ said Tom -"loyc Mec !!
Third person, he loves" still said Bess.
Tom whispers, ''Who the deuce is he ?
oh, Tom ~ said Bessie. pleading low,
DO hold your peace. and let me be"
No whispering " calls the master, loud,
And frownod upon the forward youth.
First person, irc love-" Bessie said.
by George ~ Tom whispered, that's til
train -
The lesson DER al last, poor Eoss,
With cheeks all crimson. took her seat.
While Tom. sly fellow, tried i'll vain
The madcn's soft blue eyes to meet.
But when the recess hour was come
Tom begged wall, with coaXing tone,
and meath the trees Bes5 said again
The lesson Ger for linn 0lonc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06

A man from the country applied
for work in the Boston burnt district,
and was set to carting gravel. Filling
the cart was Il simple matter, but how
to dump it puzzled him. At last the
idea struck him, and striking the horse
iorcibly under the belly, he shouted,
Rare up, We divil.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06

what's more, you had glass WIN a
friend? All! knew you had. Ana
perhapsy you ottalking with this friend
Of yours 2
"Yes, indeed ! had
every well; and mentioned about
the money you'd just took Z
"Nery likely.
"Then this Joe, depend upon 1t, was
in the crib at the time, and he heard
you; and he followed you back to the
bank, and haven't got binds, but a
wire netting over the window, and any
body outside can see you counting out
the gold and silver
"Ihat's true, said.
~ es, see 1t all, sad the HHPer!'i-
tendent; "Just as zoe saw H. iic l'', ,
lows you up from here to yonder, and
he sees yoH put your money l'''o your
coat pocket, and 'hrh he follows Yo"
home and when ats quiet ne cracks
the crlb. On IT. all III Il n''jSileil ah'
''i"' ) no" properly goes 1N"'' ''''''
you come to the ponce -.
pu' II you Mo" 1t 'op' +, W.? W. ''C'' y"
you SEND after MN ana ca'''' ,l'''i
VII, we N"oN "Hl Wv" W D"''''Sn1i "SoIi
slI; you 'eaNt ~ 'ul " r ", w t,. 'I"'' %'a
nave Joe ugIlt enough II no, lor 'i''S
IL, IA 10
Iloo' "'ly''o" loL ''le V., l'H'' " S'''
nl'1l Il oIS oi rooe' l'Er' c . u ,
co''1 I put any '''e l'''o ;,'' ~ ,,. '',''i''
20 "I,"' J. rou''' '' a. u IL ''''i' i.t, -
'or " / oFNS''l'e''i''' 'i''':S''' ~ ; It; "
90 "ll"V was r'2'l'' It NV Gu .''V @ III,
10: l?I''1a,l2I , very "V''' III '''' ''S' " 90
ms business , ,.,.
20 came nome lll!'gr"3'@' II! !e9i"''
'h2, IT Was JUST uaEli9,'' ~ ',,S '''',''
a'''' us | oPeI,e,' '''e shutter, ','' H ,'
o'lS VI our ie"NV was ''' e"''" '''I
ices ol thG looS.eT S''ao' '''G l'i'N':'
no''e' OF 'he c,i'cNe''' '!i' 'I'e''1" Iys'
H!'h ol 'le )tliies "'''ls' "n'"' eNS'E
'nlhg luhg tl'e lam. S,l't,' " SOU
W!ne' sat down anna al '!'l' WRETCH
eo mess I'm" 'e'.l'e" my ie'' ." ,r, III
arms III "''''' il,Ser'p,c Iet''"' 'G''
l sprung up anu is ! "',' ~ 'o5-"'
sigh' OF li'vSell III 'le iooNi'7- 2,''1'
5000 heavgl'S; was 70, ,''l5 -. %''''ne''' r
hail9-uo9 reno" "lINel' l'l" -, " u"
hours OF misery change" " man IlNe '''IN
" n.y. was very, '',1'' Iii @PPla,I,
ahce; ana so Shouid o' 'ho"@N'
to be- W no coVi1 Oel,e'e tn'' E'oFE
OF robbery " ny 'HG po''e o'''"
DeiieVe IN H. elSc ,"ey tt nave '''"P"
dlfereh' tone. No. l S,o,'''' De zoos
ct upon It's " 'lliel oy all 'ne "o''"
men my W'le came "o"h S'%''S
and' with few touch'S' restored
ll'lIe order and sanity 'otN 10 OUT m
"aro matters ana ny 'n'','' >"'
brought me some colIee ana 'li '@@'
and some bread and butter, @i'n a,t',
had eaten ana df''l"' l "'' III I'''
i"I'c ~ ''''
lack, she Sald, 'yoa mus ." 10
London at once ana see ''G H'F'''o'5, ;,
Have the first VOID, and tell them all
about lt-aII the particulars II was
only little bit OF carelessnesS, after
all, and perhaps they'll look over It,
"lcs; that's all very WELL sad
= But how am | to 90 there; I've Got
no money. This wretrhed party mas
cleared us right out
Borrow some Of Cousins.
"IIc asked me to lend him a soye'
ion last night. and | couldn't
Now youll say "llere'S a man
without resource. Why dcNt ht
pawn his watch?" To tell You tho
truth, that's what did the week be,
fore, and the money was all gone
..Vhpn. undrr these circumstances
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06

An official advertisement of pro-
perty to,be sold for unpaid taxes in
Chicago, ILL.,, occupied $50 columns in
the Chicago Etening Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
JOE. b. SILVER,
ID Agge-D IL II y SSE,ae,
lEcnry's Block, woodstock, VI.
HartIand Business Cards.

F. q | IL Is Il X / -,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
PlOws, CultivatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmers, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh ana
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's improved Smut Mills,
IIowe's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
u Orders solicited.
Ilartland. VT, May |, 1871. l4Sl
j. HARDING,
Marble * Granite Cemetery Works.
MOVEMENTS,
TABLETS, GRAVE STONES, &c.
Hartlcnd, VI. (p. t. ljlj)
, 1873-03-15

Tho following instruments wero filed for rec
ord Oh Friday, March H.: ''

The following instruments Wero filed for rec
ord Oh Friday, March H.:
~ srT1 pnorvarv
Arnold at, n cor Of Twonty-ntnth st. lot ~ With
4ubssra .t 1su eor a. aa g. 14 10Th ' hils
"se' ua.eo alatch 80 eonasaesaaon' "9s'ooo*
Coolidge St bot Daue 1aand aud Centre an, I, Lot
81, dated jan 81 confederation, 81 ,100
z., ~ "a - d.t.d xT.n.h ~ a.s.,a....ta stn.a.o
~ Aa' o"sou 1t~teu - conAiue1aoon SAu.oeo,
Archer ~, q and near Stewart ~ o. 40 IT to
alloy, dated March 10: consideration. - 900.
Ke1th It bet dblcnpo ~ and aecond It " "a IL IN
.tt.r a,.,a -, . p, ....,..-.t,.. earn =
'ucf. o us.ea saa =. ; s sons1aela''on, s'oo. =. u.
C!ybourn ~, bet North av and Kneer st. /, rs 1t
to alley, dated March consideration, 31o0o.
Emerald ~, bet Thirty:si1th and Thirty:sovonth
sseo sss 1t to alley dated March Il consideration
Emerald av,' bat Thirty.sitth and Thirty-seventh
sts ef, "a It to alloy, dated March IL consideration
s75o.
.s rf s Ga It. Of sna nstsn as Lot m
Donney st. u 2lo Of Twonty- nth 1t, +, 2sx1a5
It. dated March 6; consideration, $46Q,
dated M.rch s. eonsidsrstion, sd S s9So. 1"''0 IT.
TDigtosnth st bet Wood and pa.lina sts, IT. Lot ~
dated March IL; consideration, $3.50.
Da'saelj at, bet Thirty-soYentA and Thirsy-etphth
tts "a ito alley, dated Dec. H. 1871; cosidera
's9n, ts9. 10
H.1@. :
'l4sy 4Sslxa S!s a. sfsa so9Sasraen @ s =, ~
dated March ID; consideration. xgoW. '' ''' -
,,iex ss1 u b; Armour md Biskssats . to
a. dated hlay !, 1879; consideration. toto.
sixteenth ss bet Ashlan1 ay md Faulina st, t, Lot
, 1873-03-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-In thia department of trado q lib
eral amount OF business WAS transacted, but tho
feeling was again weak, aud, in not fow inBtan-
'ceg, further concessions woro made. This was
true only Of chipping grades and inferior mixed
lots Good butchers BtuH aud fair to good stock
ably full prices tho former selling ut g. 50@476,
and tho latter at 50. .60D4.60, ns to quality. The
receipts were considerably smaller than on either
of tho preceding days OF tho wcek, but there
was good many stale cattle, and the supply
somewhat exceeded the wants Of buyers. Tic
offerings wero below the average OF the
past .fow days,. thcIo being no extra
under the head Of choice, and tho bulk Of the
day'a anlas wore at pricea ranging from $3.50
downward to 50.75. Nothing fetched over 5000,
aud very few. over $5.50. There wore Bome
choice corn-fed Texan Bteora on anlo, for which
54.60@5.00 was roalfzod. r. 6trahorn l. Co. OBJ
tanned tho outside figure for bunch Of 76 head,
the average weight OF which was ], ,15o ths. They
Mo. stockors sold nll tho way from s8.4O fol
thin roughlsh lots, to a4.50 for primo droyes,-
chiefly at $B.75@4.25.. Tho market closed quiet
'' QUOTATIONS.. 81
Extra Graded ateors Averaging 1,4oo Tbs : :,
Choice Bcoyes-TIno fat, vol formed 3ycar.
to year old steers, averaging 1,o5o to .,
cool a. nesseiMwoiatene; CO., ncy- '''S0o'
ateers, averaging 1,2o0 to 900 lbs ... b26@5.tl
Medium Grades--stecrs tn fair flesh, aver
aging 1,1o0 to 1900 ibs 4T6@sot
nsssfs ssd tas stesE
sisVahesf, sveEse,aa 800 e ii6q a.7c@4st
aesh. avefdging 100 to 1850 iba..: s.4o@44|
Btage bulls and scallawnB stcern t7530 0t
Catlo-Texss Northern w1nto1ed,,:. ...... 1.75@3.7
catao-oorn1eu Iexaa: ..* ,.'-'.'... Aooa4.7s
, 1873-03-15

: METAL9 AND T1NNEKS' :BTOcK-The markct
continues active and tlrm Prices range IS follows
TIN pLATE-1C, 10xt4 $500: do, 12x12, $3.50
do, 14x2o, $lh 90 do, roofing, 10, St4d0.
I1a TlE-Large' 400 +; small 31c bar, 42e.
SHEET ZINo-Full casks, loNc; half casks, io41
: BHEET InoN-No. ~, 10 rates.
coRrEn-oopper bottoms, 45@A8o brazlcrs, over u.
WaE-9 to g. s.: D. :, and 0, 100; 10 to IL, 11o H.
11Nc; IL aud II, 12ho; u and TO- 14c; II, 15o 18,
Ices 10, 10c; 20, 20c full bundle, Ii per cent dis
count fenco wire, 7h@7alc. -.
. NA1LS-Continuo ID good demand and rtilc firm at
rates; 81, DO $5.75 Cd, do, saoo a. do, so5b; ID,
do, s7.oo I'd, DO, Ano, $780, 3D. do, s8.76; clinoh,
$7.874; l2Ho off to the trade.