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The beet Teas ever received at Riale's.

Crackers aud snaps, The best IN town, at J.
Piergue's.
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A PIGEON Snoor-On Thursday next the
sportsmen Of La Sale county will have a grand
pigeon shoot at the fair grounds in this city
There win be 800 birds 10 I've shot at for sweep.
stake prizes Of 800, $50 aud 81. Also a match
between Mendoza Peru and ottaNa'- best sports
IN
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MARRIED.-Jim Carcv is benedict. He is
married, snd desires us not 10 mention il. Well,
We won't
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Choice Peach Blow Fotatoc- at PHILIPPE Brc,'
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FRANK the peoples clothicr, will open next
week at No. ~ La Sale street, with new stock
of mems, boys and children's clothing.
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LAnA.-The beautiful Operetta Of Laila will
be presented at the Opera House this evening,
also on Monday evening next. Seventy-fve
young ladies will take parts in it, and under the
leadership of the managers and the experienced
singers named below, it will be doubtless one OF
the most beautiful entertainments lately offered
to the good people of this city.
Those who will conduct and take the leading
parts are, Miss Belle Bartlett, as Laila Miss
Jessie Bartlett, as Laila's companions: Miss Lau.
ra McNair, as Fairy Queen; Miss Lena Acker-
man, Solo, Mountain Child; Miss Fanny Church
and Nellie McNair, Duet, Mountain Children.
Prof Denhard's orchestra will give instrument
tai aid to the chOruses.
The prices of admission are-tirst floor, 50 cts;
gallery, % cents. Reserved seats at Osman *
Hapemans without extra charge.
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New Maple Sugar and Syrup at Ris!e'-
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All those inuebted to j. Megsflin will confer
favor by calling aud squaring accounts, as he Is
very much in need Of funds. An early settle
ment will oblige HIM very much.
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Pis- feet, Tongue, ,ripe aud oysters =, P,s-Sue,.
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! CHRI-TslNN
, 1874-10-24
MRS. FLYNT's phTEHTs, AND HOW TO
RAKE WATERPROOF.

"a th< EiNor of The G.itaoa Trfbxas:
SIR Aavo baeu seriously censurca for 1uy
lottor In last Sundays THsDuNz, questioning thu
ground Of Mira. Flyns's patent tor "Rpplyng au
1rclastic to Oil elastic material" It ,io!atcs the
principle Of "Our aox, right or rrons, "And am
an old trangg1 essor Of thia law. It 10 strange
that adyanca thtaYon will tako go iow viom Of
my question OF right and wrong. Why hhould y
woman. any moro than d man, find immunity In
wsong-do.ng7 Why should soo':Etnq n'nn or
vp1nhu. ur 4 poos lnau or wcnaan, have 4 right
to do tbs. which would bo wre,; In = gentleman
or lady uf wealth x,,d leiaure Does latus. or
poverty, or womanhood. 10 degrade any ons tha.
be or slo is under lover low than mrs Ills idle
md tho rich, Yet this lady'e flieuaa charge me
wi.h--I do uot know exactly what, bnt aolne e!nl
Of ,ulsdamesuo In clit!csing her insonlop and
hasa my fault uu ti.a doubo ground that sho " q
woman and WORKING uop,au. What i! !ghs has
ohs WORKING Woman 10 iusssfs<e mtsa sas fa2ht
Ut eyes1 o!hss Working wosnaa 10 soH haassa
, 1874-10-24

4 goono took place tho oshef day u Froh:on
Parish Church, Tho daughter OF q traaosn.an
was about to be lnaritel to u butcher oom ng
from Barrow, whom u1o had only esen twieo
previously. Tho fatltor and the bsother OF l1'o
plldo, hearing Of tho wedaing, wont To y t;'o
former eotzel The bridegroom, while the son ol-
tlcayoTea to got the bridp away. Sho refused t'
70. md otung to tho bridegroom. a polios.5or-
Gcant eutering tue church, tho father demanded
that tue bride should " taken into custody for
tAon wearing. Tho bride, who vas terrified a.
her fSther'a cout!uet, eaYo up thu watch. TLs
fatAe1 ayerred that his daughtor had lous 60 Oo0
by marrying without hia conseut. The POLICE
tho fa.het md son Noso turued out OF thq Church.
Aid Tub snkrslhgo oafenony Wss pfocaadaa "atu'
, 1874-10-24

Tho Loutlou Standard says: At thu present
moment, When tho FREQ opening OF the Tower Id
exciting spi, general intorost, 1t may Eot hc uI-
Interesting to inoution custom called the iocS-
ing up Of tho Iowor Hlicl, IL carried ont nightly
Ut ii O'clock, Al, tile clock atrihes that tons tho
woman porter, clothed in long red cloak, bear
inr + huge bu1lch Of koys, and accompanied by 4
Wardcr cSrryin. lantern. stands at tht front or
the main guartl-house and calls out, ~ Escors
loys." Trio Sergeant Of the guard mud five Or SIX
,nau tuou turu out aud fol'1w him to Tho outar
cutc. each He,,try challeuGing as they rass with
q Who COCA there z" tl.a anaWer being kcys."
Tho g.soa being carotuly locked and barrad, tAo
proeeosion rcturnp, tho sentrles exactinE ito
Eer,o explanation, and receiving the sams answer
ID bofors, Arrived once moro Ut tho 3ront Of
The ,ualn guard-houso, tho sentry elyes loud
stamp with hts foot and aBks. Wh" goes
ti.ero?" "koys." Whoso Keys2" " Gncnn
Vjctofias Hays" 't'Advance Queoa Victoria'a
Koys, uud ais we'll" Tho yeoman porter thcn q,
cuih out ''God bless Queen Victoria" Io "h'fI
tho guard reaponda "Amon." THO otii'ss on
duty gyos tho word IT Present Arms," ants !.tsssa
tho h,lt Of his sword, aud tho ycoman 1ofi2r
then marches alono across tha parauo anti Ge-
poslts the leys In tho Lioutouanta loat lhss;
1ho oeronlony over, not only IL NIL oEfssH aru s1
iugross totally preciudca. but syea within taa
walls no ono oan stir without being 1ufnlHneu
with tho GounterBign.
, 1874-09-27
TRIBUNE: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1874

os<, vi,h ana -char,a,. :. raoortod :" at Sc. 4
VIZ ~, onS ,chHrs stan 1t,4 rsportoI Which will
tosal o. nre 20 ~ ~, haat h mi IN 10o bu corn.
cat.S } -. ra.sa Vii ri c.cci their insurance on
ha ~ ~ ncob"r va" tj1o aTeraso robato being
she ahont It: "a n mar l' cant
'ADpas p1oris;pns Warn verv duIl Mess pork mas
.haio frr,nr thn,; 1,.t ev-ninp wh:p it advauc-
al 5oc ~ ner .rl brl but not mush VS. rantod Two
ears1o.Gs In for shinmont. End three OF four small
Iot. ~ t;1t cn,trarta m,,,1rinr this month and
nnIt ~ mnre r e~AI al n norf for ne1t season
waE in,ct;Te and no1nipstly > shade castor, in
svmoati,y with dnfiue-s in New York. Lard was
tama .1a ,,nci,gnnaa. soms dealers quoted
n1esont 'iI 1ar7 lawor 1n consequence Of decline
If fl rar 11o f,a in Liverpool: but there vas no
sigu of woaEouiuc on tho part of holders Meats
.wnra inactivo aud c1yo.. The receipts Of hogs
were licht to-da7. but they have boon quoted
iarro during the week, and promise to be sent in
-iu.: ~ fast Is thcv c.n be taken caro- Of a.
Is precious. ue1ice thera is 1ittle fear tint the
s'yea:" OPTIONS will not be filled easily; and
this causes buyers to hold of. Tho
old product is moving out quito fresly.
, 1874-09-27


ern Railroad authorities BY which FREQ pass to
the CITY 1or thrce years Is Blvpu to every person
owning T. lot and 1esldlng shcfeon.
Ihe BEue laiaud Land and Bnlioing Com
phny have made aud are also naalnS extensive
Improvements.
Tho Chicago Southern hailroaa, no" COM
pleted from tho CITY to Thornton, "hnre II makes
connection with tho Chicago, Oanvulo Z YIN.
G., genes itraAroad, runs eio1lS inc "est rage OF
NashlnGson heishss, a,!d has locaIeo stat1onn
run from four to eight passenger trains onch
way oally 10 accommodate tnoso VINO reslos III
the vicinity. o. lilo ROAD Ihe C4ica6o. noek
Island q Iacnc lsaifo3d ahlrtln9 alonE 1he esss
17nge Oh aa1llngton dolehls' runs aoout 1ne
same number OF passenger trains each way
dauE. Ihe:o roads slyo WASHINGTON He1ghts
a. "ooo 1ailroao laclnt4es az any osnoe suoofo
near ar Ioo et1y OF Cn1caBo
ma Aount 'e1ilon Al1ilta1y Aea1otily ~ Mut
gan fark IS now beitf: conuuG1ou successfully;
.hst'tut1ohs 1ot young men III uio o'a.e, anu
thelo are az p5eseps uoaef conat. .ucs,on ~ IT,
.e institutes :as alo Gta' a. ~ us m eMat ~,
any instituslon In LOOK Gonhhy lol tue euueaslon
o1 young iaoles. chafcnos. e1oies' ann uepoIe
nn!e a's' poe' c1ecteu, uAh1'is - ata - "oss u
sl1Ins pace 'ot e.'o8o "no uo7''o ~ i've oo' o1'
ou' nea1 'ae e''s'
THE LoAS-NAAkEf.
Several negotiations Aa3o been orooent 20
conclusion tie past week. Out baslncss ~
whole las not bcsn satisfactory. ~, n nnmner.
the loans are nearfE on paf ~leA l1'?, DuI 1ne
a'erafe o. eaeh 10 much smaller. ~ Is tnongns
that Tue hurry IN INSURANCE CO matters W.! nave al
uni favorable influence. Ihcfo ~ no oouos 1nss
Tue Immaculate euec1 VI tle "tsnu5a'a1 " .ne
1nsulance conPanles VIII oe 70 naroea I sto uas-
Ket, not"1thstandin6 the ample supply .! inoney
that Ii seeking investment III thls CITY we say
ample supply, because A1thonen more III NOT so
much money offering az theTe Was lew "eehs
~, 5tt 6oou ooe4'5 an A'"a as,,oe;.I'r Go
uaHu LHo 4ullus LII AmcaAfsos coPet4a15
, 1874-09-27
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. %.
Tho slightly increasing demand for money
noticed yesterday continues to-day, more es-
pecially with the Board OF Trade banks and those
Who have line OF country correspondents. As
yet it is far below tho ability OF BANKERS to sup-
ply it, aud were it not that business has been 30
excessively dull for the past tHo OF three Woeks
it would scarcely be noticed. The mercantile
banks are still idle, or practically 30
We repeat quotations, viz discounts to GUS
tomerH, 10 per caut. Call loans with cash col
latoras can be roh@iily obtained At some of tho
banks at SOS per cent. Street rates nominal at
10@18 per cent. Very ltt!o really good paper
Offering.
New York exchange is fr1ner. It is takon from
customers still ut 25@50 cents OF per 900, but
between banks it WAS firm during today at par.
Customers supplied at par.
We notice that stocks in New York are moro
active. On tho list VIC sep Boston, Hartford d
Eric quoted Ut cent. A good time to buy, sure-
II, for men Ut small means, but it may be doubt
cd whether it would not be swindle even At
that figure.
LOCAL ETOCK RATES
The banking house OF Preston, Kean 4 Co.,
No. LOO Washington strsst, furnish tho following
, 1874-09-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW ioHI, Sept. 2G.-Corros-Quie. and firm :
sales, 535 bales middlag upland, ike; Orleans,
1G,ic.
BR1ADsruryE-F1our 1ess actfrr; reccipts, 1900
br!H; supcrane Western aud State $i40i95 90 cou-
mon TO good extra do. $5.ok25.45; good to cLoicn,
$1-10va5.S5; white wheat extra. S1.33@54u; extra
Ohio S51&5685: ST. Louis sl.35Ns9.G0, closing quiet
Rye lour, $i.o3Gb5. 40. CornEaeal stesdy; Western
S4.25G4-75. Nhe2Recc5pts l5o 00r bu in 1noderste te
dem md 10. Chicago. SLOT; No. 2 do. 3l.oe8
110'l; No. Milwaukee, 'sl.10; No. 2 Northwest,
81 lrStl.104; ungrade1 Iowa and Minnesota spring.
$l054l.a+; No. spring. sl.2o3l26; common winter
Fed Illinois, SLID; wi1ser red Western, Il 19a
LII; white Western, s1.15G1.4o. Rye noninalv 9oS
93c BarIey quiet and unchanged. Corn less active at
unchanged prices; receipts l3s o10 bu. Oats moro
active and frer; receipts i,oGo bu; mixed West
HttFs-GF;n.
GROCERIES, -Colrce-Rio in demand At 15lt9 20,, in
gol1. sus-E quiet ani steady; rcdniug, 6At55~&c.
N7'ass-1 aud ric= quiet and unchanged.
piTEoLEuM-Qaict er1,de, 5l4c; refined, 11;ic.
NEsIs-Firtn strain:,1, y3tr&G345. -
: SPIRITS TuRPKSrISi-Tirme- st SIC.
EGE*-He.vy. Western; 24tal5c.
rI:5VLsIo.ss-fo:2 hrEner; mess, So. Is. Beef
aaa cut meata quiet; uidtiles quiet: Ion; clear, LIZ
9l3;.c. Lazd dull Iri1ne ste.vl, 1i14915:.
DC1rEE-Flr1n Western, 9s9 &c.
CHHEsE-Firlu Common to prime II 1t3f4c.
Nd1.xy-Quiet 1t S1.07s5.
Observation-Disclosures copper unchanged; tngot,
L.Ss Superior, drnez At Gig bic. PS-.roA-Scotch
auis. and a11n .: <>5.01s.1ua: American dull and
heavy at $1f 10 Russia saeet, lj5llHc in gold.
SAILs---Qa!cs aud unchanged.
, 1874-09-27

Withdrawn from STORE on Friday for city con-
sumption: 5,S4G bu wheat, $3.50 bu corn, j. TAO
bu oatH, 72l bu rye, 1,206 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: II cars No.
wheat; 34 cars No. do; 115 cars No. do; II
cars rejected do (5s7 wheat. including ! win
ter); 50 cars high mixed corn; 2ss cars and
$4,000 bu No. do; % cara rejected do; l chr
no grade (401 coru) II cars whito oats: 7G cars
and II 800 bu No. do 16 cars rejected do 100
oats); CARS No. re; s cars rejected do; 80
cars No 2 barley; IS cars No. 3 do; s csrs
rejected do; car no grade (63 barieE). Total
4, 122 cars), 474,oo bu. Inspected out 1o5. l6o
bu wheat; 14o,230 bu corn; 1,19G bu oats
962 bu rye; IL, 0s2 bu barley.
The following wege tho receipts and shipments
Of brendstuds aud live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending aa dated:
, 1874-09-27
N H., u, ~ o9c Total i, 800 bu. The market

$40 bu do at 93c Total, 1890 bu. The market
closed 3. S9115c. Seller o'tober sold as sS3c.,
Barley wns less active. and e1sier under the
prospect Of batter supply Seller tho month,
or cash No. 2, abou: tho same 81 on Irda',
selling ut S1.0l@l.05. aud closing =. II: :o2, the
trades for September being about au settled up;
Seller October sold carly at s10l and declined
to 97,5c. ciouing ut 93c~ No. closed a. s5c-
CASH sales wero reported Of 2. 400 bu No. 3 ut
51.05; 400 bn DO At st.o3;5: 1.2oo bu do at
51.03; 1000 bu do at :;l.02; 2.0to bu do at
Sl.01; 400 bu No. 3 1T SIC; 400 bu do It 8511c;
l,Goo bu do at 95c 400 bu do at s41sc; IL !; a9o bu
do ut Bic 800 bu rejected At 7sc, 400 bu bY
sample at s1.15; 400 ba do st SILT; 1000 hu
do a. SLOT 1900 bu do at $40 !: 200 bn do
at 51.00; 500 bu do at CSC; $50 bu do at e0c;
400 bu do at SEC. all on track :; 400 bu at 51.02II
delivered. Total, 20.v0o bu.
LATEST
. Wheat was rathor quiet in the afternoon and
&c lower, closing ut 1910 sellers for tha mouth,
with sales carly Al 37o. Seller October sold ae
closing late at 93c. Corn .waa quiet
and q shatle easier At s034c for tho month. and
for October. Data were easy at
4S11c for October. Tho barge 4. 4. Turner was
taken for Ia. .0Do bu corn to Buffalo 1T 2i4c- ...
, 1874-09-27
FOREIGN. EXCHANGE.
The banking-llouso of bkow-Petersen, Isberg
Il Co., No. South Clark street, quote the
rates Of foreign oxEunnge Is fulluYA:

LATEST.
New ToRK, Sept, 26.-loney closed at 2@211
on call.
Foreign exchange closed dull and firm at
48334@ts4 for bankers Bixty-days' sterling, aud
4S615 for demand. The asking rates to-day
were advanced to 42411l and 1917.
Gold closed at 1881, after selling ut x and u.
Rates paid for borrowing and per cent to aat
C1earings, 5000, 900. Operations of the
Treasury ut New York Office during the week IN
cluded the disbursement OF $52l, ,00O, and the
receipt of =. 700 for customs.
GovernmentR strong and active.
state bonds quito and strong, and stocks
opened firm ut an improvement of l0i1 Der
cent over the closing quotations Of Yesterday.
4 decline OF Is to e per cent soon followed and
recovery speedily took place. Stocks contin-
ued hrm. and were strong in tho closins deal
lnEs, with considerable activity. The greatest
strength was in Lake Shore. Pacific Mail, Union
raclflc. Ohlos, Western Union, Rock Island,
ern. and Northwestern. The highest points of
the week in many cases we're to-day, and tho
closing quotations were close to the highest
point
Sales to-day included 10000 Western Union,
$1,000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 Lake Shore, rs 900
Union Pacific, 49, QUO Northwestern, 5000 Rock
Island, &, 600 St. Paul, II 900 Toledo & Vahash.
and II, 900 Ohio / Mississippi.
General merchandise imports for the week in
cluIllg dr. goods, 81, ,50a, 900; produce exports,
s4.5o4 W; specie imports, S565, 600, principally
silver bars.
WEEKLY BASK STATEMENT
NEW 1oR1, Sept: G6.-Lo:as, decrease AI-
o29, 500; specie, decrease, 1,032, 200; legal
tenders, Increase, ,3s35. 600; circulation, de-
crease, sl2, 500; reserve, decrease, 341. 500.
aHEWN NN4fN%
, 1874-09-27
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LoSpoS. Sept. 21-5 p. n.-Eates Of discount IN open
martct months bills. 1915 per cent 1916 per
cent below the Bank Of England rate. Conxols-Mouey
and account oo.s 5ss If Us, 1os1; do Of 'e7 1907,
1o-i0s. 1ol4; new s., 1917. New York Central % j;
Eric, 351i: preferred, 55I. Taliow, 4s ID.
PAa1s, Sept. oi.-Reates. Gaf CSC. f..
LirEnpooL, Sept. 26-Eyc1ins.-Co:ton quiet and
unchanged. Sales 1000 bales. including 1000 {os
spccss!a,,on and export, and j, sos American.
Drvadstufs quiet. Lard 66s CI.
, 1874-09-27

hams
Flnur Was moro active, with no material
change iu prices. few lots were sold to 20
East, but tho bulk of the sales wc1c Oil local
accollnt. ald holders Wcro ablo to maintain
former quotations; notwithstanding tue easier
fcelia. ia wl.oat and the factthat New York WAS
quotod dali. Bsau was III light supply and
tirnlcr. Sales were reported OF $50 brls white
winter e1:Tas on private terms 5j3 brls sprin<
extras ut 1915; 100 brs do Mt 81. 5.121I; 100 brls
do at 500; % brls d., ct $40; lilo brls do
On private .ar,ns 10) brls supcr:ines at $..25;
100 b:is rye private terms Total. 3,09s' br1H.
Also 10 tons bran at 217.75; 10 tons do at
$3.50, free board; 10 tons fine E,idd!lng at
S22 90 on track. Tie market closed Ut the fol-
luwInr rar,ra nf nrirea.
, 1874-09-27

Tanue8seo2, n6H.-. Is
Virgintas, ncw...... 80
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept o6.
The following were the receipts aud :alip-
monts Of the leading articles of produce in Chi
cago during the past twenty-four hours, and for
tho corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-09-27
dO4 SALEA.

SHEEP-Th.ro supply rather in s1cess Of tho
recent average, and prices weakened under it. No
very decided decline sustained however, closing
quotoEs being $2239.0 90 er LOO lbs for inferior to
comrnon: 50 for medium; and Sj.7591-51 for
good to chuice.
, 1874-09-27

SALES.
William D. kerfoot l. Co. have sold 10Ox4 100
feet on Packer avenue, adjoining the Uuiou
Stock-1ards, for s12. .O00 as the site OF 8 pack
ing-house to be erected immediately.
Also, 1762s1120 feet southeast corner Of Ash
land aud Carroll avenues, for ;;22 CD0 to a gem
tleman who will erect, for ea.c block OF houses
of moderate Price.
Also, 30x200 teet, fronting west On Central
Park. between Lake and Washington Streets for
| S2,300
Also, q cottage and lot corner of Wentworth
avenue and S11ty-ifth street, for $4,000
c. B. Holmes l. Co. sold the northeast quarter
Of tho southeaet quarter Of See. 0 Town 81
| Range II, for 38, 600; also, Lot 90, Block G.
50x190 feet, in Clarendon Hills, for $500.
Il. s.. Everhart has sold q lot on tho corner Of
Milwaukee, avenue and Hoffman street. just
inside tho city limits, fOr $3.50. ..
Warren, Keeney l. Co. hayo sold 1001220 feet
in HYDE Park. m Cornell srrcet near walnut
to s5;a5 e.; y. logFaham: Tor : oo9: I'm En-. .,
o4lse oto 1ePol ~ y, ''ASoo 4eee eou'n"oss
corner OF Drc1el boulevard and Forty-ninth
street; consideration, 313,
Forty by one hundred and ten feet On Rush
street, near Erie; cotaideratioa, SC. 900,
and 1o0 feet of laud on Chicago avenue, At
oouen Evanston. TWO blocks south OF station;
consideration, s7,5oo.
tes o.
tion. S10 01o ' ~oA1'oe'A
t1o1,,. t3r
1euty ~: Dlooks sola 70 James L. tonnes. OF
Jackboo llcn, one-faH Block ~, II South En-
EleWood, for 81. .00O, ali casll.
T. 3. Boyd sold lot 2511OO fronting m Dear
horn sfrcat and Third aranna natwnan vonD
rem and Harrison str.ata for GtD mn
e. r.nSa 49, ua41 - isoa o;toeta: 1oi @1-,uoo'
onsuet q Leu so4o 10 leet on vernon avenue
between Thirty second aud Thirty-third streets,
at 500 per front foot, one fourth down, balance
in three years at per cent Thrne houeaa a "a
at onca to ha nractad ~ +ha ,,rooor+v
Tar w. \ ~ aa,I ~ tre t,le psup1t. w. h.
,,ta.. -. III. - :~.4 ao. ~- ~, o1-~a'.fAs
- - ~ :, -. ~ -'s'"o anuo'y"
- 81, 4ots u oIeauluAu cuouEl5lon. 81 Sz0u Per
iot oo lcet on west washington street. near
vis1ou Of CITY OF Ueloit. Mt sam nar lot.
rn.sarrps
.u t4AAsFEAs.
lhe following Instruments we're filed for
A1So4u 1atuuh3, soet)t. 70
ct1x PROPERTY,
Consideration
Van Buren, as, 1Gu It Of State st. n t. G.xIlO
#, d!ted SEPT Observation-Disclosures. D. 6s3o
West Huron 81, 173 II " Of Noble st, n f. 251
125 #, dated Sept. =, 1873. l,450
"sst s ro:k Ct, ~ IT of Campbell Nv, I, .4x
7t.G -, =. l & ~: @ - .; 49, 1o-'
lis: It. c.;el Sent. 81 '.''o1' - -oA ,1,o
Boden ~, l9l tt Of Larraace u. II. Is It 10 ''
4llcv dated Aug pat Al 1o1s
, 1874-09-27

DEFAULTISG HALLWAY BONDS.
Tho following latest Now York quotations for
defaulting railway bonds are reported by 4. Q.
Slaughter:
Bid. Asssd.
Burlington, Cedar R1pds l. Minneeota
frst-1nortgags IL, gold, Minnesota Di-
vision acknowledgements. e7k
Burlington, Cedar Rapids Il Minnesota
hrst-mor.BsGe 7B, gold, Milwaukee Di-
Canada Southern drs~mortgage IL, gold. 80 IS
Chicago l. Canads Southern first mort 80
gage tB. 80 Is
Central Of Iowa 1rst-moTtgage ~, gold... 20 Is
Chicago, Danvl1e l. Vincennes lrst~mort-
Gage ia 10 80
Dss Mones Valley hrst-mortgage 8s...... 45 20
Dts aloinea Valley land-gra 8s.. 70 25
LeavcnwoTth, LAWRENCE d Galveston land
graut lvs :..:......-... 40 21h
Missouri. Kansas l. Texas hrst-mortgzgs
is, e6lu. IS 50
Northern Pacific 1rst-mortgage 3-105,
Rockford, Rock Island Il st. Louis hrss-
mortgage Is, gold. d.....--.............. 10 20
st. Joe Delver City Eastern Diyision)
firs-morgsge g. gold. u IS
st. Joe X Denver City {ITestern Diysion)
drst-nlortgage Ba, gold. Is Is
Tcsas P4e4hc hcstmortg2go ", land
6i@4l-.. ~ II
, 1874-09-27

.-Denianin Cronenbold {tne young Million
aire). for the nurder Of Richard Doettlcler
{sa1sor Of his sister), Will be tried this month.
lals attorneys hope to free hin On the ground
taat he vas ont Of his mind; and, il this fails
TINT u" zeaon waa 1ustid2 !s,-St, Louts Times,
, 1874-09-27

f. J. Christoph l. Co. furnish tho following

BM. 4sGed.
Chicago City per cent. 90 loo
Chicago City pr zen; seweragc.....,... 90 100
Chicago Ci:: Icr rent water-ioau. ....... 80 100
City PR cent eccthrates ....... % $3.50
City per cent certificates. .......... SO -
Cook county per cent 994 1a0
West Side Park pcr con,............. 33
Chicago City Railroad, South Sile........ :. $50
Chicago City Railroad, Soz:h Side . 90 YAK
Chicago City Railroad, West Side, .... l4O
Chicago City E4iroad, 10 Fer cent certih-
:
Chicago Gas-ght 4 Coke Company ...... :. 1o0
Chamber Of Commerce.. observation-disclosures. .. 90
Fatlman Falacs Car Company stock. ...... :: 90
Trauurs' Insurance. Cumuany. u0
, 1874-09-27

SUMMARY or TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK,
The following Is the total amount OF CITY and
suburban sales within 1adius of miles OF the
ing Saturday, Sept. &c: