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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-08

The average Burlington, Iowa,
saloon keeper must be bad indeed.
A learned divine in that city re-
Gently addressed one of them as
follows: Wretehed man! II
the bed of that river was bank
high with the sudS Of salvation
and a June rise of piety coming
down from the mountains, there
wouldn't be enough to wash yoa'
feet"
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NoTTCE

m he subscriber Will let some resp0n-
l. sible party have his Stallion to keep
the coming season, for one-half be earns.
Amply to JAMES HUMPHREY,
Three miles west Of AmerIeus.
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NEW PARTY.

There is now q widespread dissat-
isfaction in many localities concern
ing the finance and other questions.
As usual the complainers lay all
their troubles at the door of the
party in power. Then the thought
of a new or Independent movement
rises mp. A great many persons
look for salvation from the abuses
they SO much deplore in another
party. 1t is pretty geneI ally con-
coded that the Liberal movement is
numbered among the things
that were. The Democratic party
is powerless in the government ;
hence, disaffected ones cry out for a
new party. But what hope is there
in = new organization? Look at
the Liberal party. 1t was loaded
down with the most corrupt men OF
the country. A sufficient number
of old cast off men boarded the
new ship with their lumber to SINK
it on its first voyage. In our State
every man, almost, who had been
cast of by the people fed to the
new boat.
The effort to organize q new par
ty last winter was q failure, because
men whose past career had beer
anything but good went into, and
affected, at least, to lead in the mat
ter. The honest reformers were
made to blush by the number o
shysters who hurrshed for reform
While The old party has its bur
dens, and groans beneath its load o
corrupt unprincipled men, it can re
joice in the number of shysters VIII
abandon il for q new movement
Every effort to organize a new par
~ helps the old in this respect.
would be blessing to the Republi
can party and to the country
some new movement could be mad
popular; but we despair of an
such thing while the least Off
rush so eagerly into everything I
the kind. Such men as York, Rol
inson, Bronson and Ross will rene
er every movement of the kind III
popular with the people.
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PHYSICIANS
j. A NIcGUIRE. NJ. d.

DuYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has
i permanently located in the city. OF
ihcc yer Dunlap's bank; residence, Me-
chanics street. near Normal building.
}. $. LAwREScE,M TENNIE s. LAWRENCE n u.
LAWRENCE s. LAWRENCE,
PHYSICIANS S SURGEONS. Offices
L and residence l9I Commercial street,
EmpUIia, Kansas.
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Vi. WEAVER,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. No. East
IA sixth street, Newton. Kansas. VIII
practice in the State and Federal court $.
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A TTORSEY At LAW, Emporia Kansas
IA Having practiced in the superior and in
icrior courts for eighteen years, lie feels ocnh-
dent of rendering satisfaction TO all needing
his services. jan1T2tI
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Notice 60 Contractors.

DIDS will be received at the Ivy p. O..
ID Lyon county, from May 18th TO June
Ist, for the construction of school house;
the building 10 be Of stone, a4X36 feet (;
height OF wall. IA feet. Plans and Speei-
fieations can be seen at residence OF the
undersigned. The board reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
CHAS, z. PAINE.
District Clerk, So.s5s.
April 23d, 1874.
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ALNIERIN GILLETT

j. jay BJCh,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REGIS
"A TER IN BANKRUPTCY. Oaice
with Probate Judge. Emporia, kansas.
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A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Office over
n +. Il. Holderman 4 Bro = store. En-
Doria Kansas
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l.. ri. RUGGLEs

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLIC-
"A lTOR IN BANKRUPTCY. Office
opposite list National bank, Emporia, rs.
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J.J. WRIGHT, NJ. D.,
FFICE over First National Bank.
~ Residence on West street.
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G. NJ. BACHEi.LEE.

A TTORNET AT LAW. Practices in
IA all the courts in the Fifth. seventh
and Ninth Judicial Districts. Office No.
IA Commercial street. a.
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j. JAY BUCF

o MILLER,
A TToRSEY AT LAW. Emuoria.
IA Kansas.
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ANNA WARREN, NJ. ID.

HNN9A "sAKNANh1s' NJ. d
OFFICE in brick building, next south
to Z. o. residence northeast cor
ner of Merchant and 9Th avenue.
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q. w SUTTON, MD,
TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, Hartfor d,
u Lyon county, Kansas.
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A TTOIiSEY AT LAW, EmporIa.
"A Kansas. Office front room in Fisk.
ridge building.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS LAW
T, y. SEDGwJCE

T.N. SEDGWICK,
A TTORNEG AT LAW Office IN
"A stairs in NEWS block, Emporia. Kan
saS.
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L. ID. JACOBS, n. d.,
NFFICE in NEWS Block, up stairs.
~ janI75tf
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Emporia
"A Kansas. Office in the NEWS block,
in rooms lately occupied by Buck & Gun
nincham.
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sTRIcrEsT SILENCE

on the part Of the seekers. No
word was to be spoken, else the
charm would be broken. They
left the wagon near the roadside,
and crawled on all fours into q
thicket, and there waited further
developments.
Douglas had by this time be-
came thoroughly ashamed OF him
self, and, tortured by the bites of
the insects, was on the eve of re-
firing in disgut, when one of the
Wittenbrocks seized him by the
wrist and looked imploringly into
his face. "Well," thought Doug
lass, "as have made a fool OF
myself SO far, 1 may as well go the
whole hog" and crouching on his
launches he watch the movements
of his companions. One of the
signs by which the presence o,
the gold was to be known was s
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j. A. MOORE, NJ. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
L the Drug Store of Moore & Weaver.
janiT2tf
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SPLSTERS.
TIE NEwsPAeER MAN.


Little they know, or even think
or the work there is in RAedding ink
By tbs busy Wielders Of Peaei1 and pen
GeAeraliy known rs Newspaper men
'.Jottinys," sin General, !" 1.Spiee Of Life, >
"Vayiations," and FumoFs rife,
SATURDAY Notes, - and Sunday news,
HAn Sorts Of Paragraphs" TO emuse,
Market reports and marine disasters,
Puns q pills and patent plasters;
NOW q the theatre In white craYaf,
Ciaw-hammer coat and open hat;
Then 70 the prfze-rfng, where you write
Sickenfng details Of q bloody fight
Back to the city, just In time
To report the sermon OF some divine;
Steamboat collision, smaah-up Of trains,
Election return to bother your brains;
Agent1 dramatic, with lonR-winded story,
TO write up his star TO theatrical glory.
Deaths ana marriages, murders, rows,
Balls end parties, minstrel shows,
stock ePeculations, bubbles OF air,
Tossed shout by bull and bear;
PraislAg the limb in the dancers pose,
And next the calves in the cattle show /;
Pencil In hand at the racing course.
Taking the time Of : trotting horse;
Jotting down each stroke and catch
Made in famous baseball match;
Now Of = street row taking note
And then Of row In . college beat.
These are few Of the many things
At which the tireless pencil swings.
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. &C.

L. r. SPRAGUE,
NARPESTER AND BUILDER. shop on
~ 9TH Avenue. between CommersInI anu
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
cd to. janl12-u
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Sherif7s sale.

Shei III, Lyon county, hanSa
Emporia, April %, 1874. L.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas.
Emporia, Kan, May 1, 1874. 1922
, 1874-10-27

10000 TO 6sooo qra tour. 400 to 4ooco trIa, Gr,ng
supply Of wheat nnd flour, including imports nlll
no"e n9ivcriea apl ro1tmatey Of al s7b to 10000
!m'iH and 129u)o Qrs nl 1mi,m, an oscrrs ut supply
tor tho week over tho consumption Of 1875 10 $50
qra: H.. ,
ooo to ~ oey BY. nga!nn. nyerags weekly consun
uot, or Mbl oe0 hn In 1879 aud a47G0O hu III 1914.
mr. Ihomaa 9. Scott. M eminent English authnrIty
on a9rielsra matters, says tlnt osntocs nre evory
nitcd up to tEn present tne almost entirely FREQ
from dsoaac. In July ast Tho boAt potatoes wcro
GU Per Ion. Nav tic best command only ca los per
,o 70 h a. ~ IN London tho prcos range from Gu los to
Cheap l'osatoes will diminish the consunptiso do
nlanu ior maize, especially With potatoas cheap an
There ware in tr.nsit for tlo United Kingdom on
TIC sh Of oetobor, 1874. o1cluatve Of steamer shlp.
monts from the Ancrcan Alauslc ports. ant sn and
sseancr sltpmcnta from tic baltic, D15,t01 lra Of
amount oi tbs lat!er ho way frun Dck soa portu
wAa - 001 bn.
Tho atost a1ytces from AuBsralin, ,nter tlhto OF
A4E. u, ls1a, reEort crop pr0Hpecta favorable:
$40 wispes. tluA to about 1Ga 900 bll.
dalAz, Aounania on thu lst inst, stock Of whoat
not arRe nna 10 buyers for oxportstion; fair slip
ytock VI barley about o50 kos botwsen aslatz aud
1hrat anlebnt to load throe or four steamers price
ret 20 us equal 10 23s per lmperlu quarter o. hi.
ant at lprai L. ess ys was fn small stock. stock Of
maizS ysry II inlse aud ptco notnlna 3ies32a With
ffe1Ea ea vi 10 !a; cxclanae 24.su to 2i.s5 per e.
ann ~ HMsaHl' d0rfc"ttur'at Journal anYs: Tle ryo
efop IL general has Icon completely satisfactory, being
nentas but in tho Northern only moderately ubund.
nut, IA the Western quito satisfactory aud iu tho
SOUTHWESTERN }ra highly satisfactory.
ano stoe ~ eapy o. uratn Including the atocks IN
aao ata soa1oard portss n transit tue lakes, tho
Now York canuls, md by rail, was, Oct. II, 1914:
, 1874-10-27
;e.6uA0.W
4.a5&5.10
3.t0&4.00
2.25@3.6o
9,25ta3.11

sHEEp-TAa aesland was 1Igl., hut about cquul 10
auoe psises sloaas SS 1t aseS5ss Juno ''0 ns'u
NEW YORK,
NEW fonE. Oct. aj.-pEErEs-Frcsh receipts, 0, ITO,
Unity any pc % mSu aos tho Nv worst ss or
tue teittng interest for sesora years. urccs ranged
16c to 10 Eor Ii lower than honday lust with tho
fron, 10y car-load4 remained uusoll NAtivo Btccrs
sud at 7c per u to drssa o. laH to gross cw 10 laao
ss r. 'estt = @ aa s ess i sa
PA e atess d y: ssss 'aeis ~ esrs of .a!iss
~ g. &, ;s .s'' ;:Ss,:i q 's g.
& cvt sx Y sx o ft ss a. H. tw fsr' e exe S 8
dress g lts Bears 10, eM cw At lo1l ours 10, Ok
cw, cwt At sars DO " sw # os cur. d.
f. ~ = :; i X:ss:Ay s.ssss * sx ssas
vi cws, Ut 10s 1901 cars Of Texans, cw Ut 7c D h.
g lresa 81 nB sars do ~ cw, ut b. u b. to dross
sars Gu s's t. asss S5 5
G,4 ewt, At 9lAc, to dres4 5a Is.
s1lEEr AND l4Mps-:,nsscpts 1900, rnat!ua % 800
nna la1nbs wero iu fair demand, but common ail
orliuary stock ruled dull, md The market genor1y
aud a'nSs from 10 c viii fsw euss IL IL !ss soa
7ssc. Sales Include car Canuda lambs, II ia
99Ties:G9 9ifs: cas =. a. 9s M Rsr ~ eas d. A. 4
q 7iyc; ! eur do, p lLs, Ut 3,.o; i cur DO, Il
lte, at $3.50 per loD lbs; 9 cara State ialnbH
CO lbs, ut IL: l car Canada shcrp, loo lbs, at
nc; car of slnto Sheep 81 hs, nt 6>1c; l car DO,
o. lbs. ht Gle; cur do, D8 tbs, At bEc; cur
do. u LIZ, vt 44.c; car Kentucky do, D7 Fs,
~ 6Ac; and car ohlo Sheep aud lanlbs, Gs ibs'
swlsE-Rcccipta. 1s7aO, making 47,0so for thu
wcoG agatha. 3i.260 last wcok. C0mnluu Ohio hogs
god niye ut s575 per lou lta. Dressed hosp
easier Ut TIG8s per ID,
CINCINNATI.
CIEuINSATI, o., Oct. 2I.-CArTLE-IlecciptB for tho
week. 4,734, ncarly all Ut the co,Mtnuu aud mr1uu,
grldes. Sales Of co!nnon ut 1atG2Ac; aleuiun. to
fur, 2l4@iho: good grades, 4t4G5a. Shipments,
Hoas-Reeo!pta for tho week, 1o.7ss. oho!co butch
ers IN good deH'and; lower qualities dull and droor-
ms1ium s5.as@57s; good to extra butchers, sspoqa
suERr-Ncceirts for tho week, o,1s1; actiYe and
nrtn. Ut 3N4lHc for common tu extra. Shipments,
3l71.
EAST LIBERTY,
EAST LIBERTY, PA,, Oct. observation-disclosures for
tho lust tares days, 3.u77 h1al; total for the wec,
ing, except retailing, TO no fpr quotation DO
made. stocl IL conug In quite lively, and the pros-
lcct il for large run.
1Ioas-Eccaits for tho last three days. ggS5 head
total for tho week, 9u5 head Workers. $3.50 to SGe0
Philadelphia, $C.40 to $500.
SAEEr-Nereipta for the last thrco days, $500 head;
total ior tno week, II. 201 heat: No sales.
ST, LOUIS,
81. LOUIS, Oct. ao-lioas-lsecclnts 1850; Rlow;
Workers., Si.75GG5.U9; bacon. s5.C04s5.25 butchers
$5.5u@5.7a; cxtru, 30.
CATr1g-Reeetuts, loo; qnles and unchanged;
through Tc1ans fi.T5GaJ5u; wiutered do s3UU,S 400
butchers, $1.25GS2+75.
, 1874-10-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

s-....-. MONDAY EvEStNa, Oct. 90,
ALCOHOI.-Wus steady ut Sl.:i5d5 l.u7
HEA ANH-Nere steady ut $l.YUtR..UU, the onside oh
taable III retail way. LnMber,ue,l arc buying ipr
shipment to tbs pnerirB.
IUTTElt-A fair utnot1nt of aaes WIS ACCOMPLISHED
at about stoaly pricos Wo quite: ChoIce 10 falcy
yellow, 3lt9aaa; medium TO good gsades a3Gs2ae H.
fur!or 10 common. 2uG9aic. -
MAGlIEN-llp.uains qufGt with pricca luacttlcl
Wo make no elange III our quotations: STARK 4ic !:
Lewiston, VI 10; alontatN, 3lSe; AMERICAN A, Suc:
An.nakeaB. 3oa: Otter Crock, 30Ee; b1lrlap lags
and Iu, lat9l8n;, gnnnits, alug'e. 1Gq9l7c; do
double, 41t397e; woolsauks, 6sG61o.
NltDUM- -uultN-Tna market very firm, tho do
maui continuing freely III, 10 the recent nYnruHo
The medium all lower Eratles are mostly dealt il
Tile receipts lberal. VI quite Extra hl,rl los
No. h.lr!, s9Da: brush flint VIII work itRolf In uAoo
hurt hroom), VI kGsYGc; do, that will work iaot into
common 10 falr brnon TNlBo; el'0lcG aaik braid.
g5yu: infurior bruhl!. r}6@7a: crooies 3tyG9Gldc,
BUILDING MATEHlAIs-Eyesu tlaiut a1u AtuA.y
Michigan stlrco, $!.a5t:3.6 gu; Now Ynrk succu, $U0
i0o Louisville an Utica cement, $1uU; Akr0Il do
$l.76 i br pert!ad cement, II U0p7. 81 II rl line
III bnlk, 7Urt3sluu; lime {hrlb}, S,DSl3..5 d brl;
plaBtoriligHlr, y biz a0a; ll!l,ugsiek {corninnn>,
S5.7h{aH,Ud; Alwakea nnl Haclno prcsset, il7,UutS
.ia.6n, del. 1lsunn lrcs5ca, Sl5o1as5o9: do CAM
lnan. $ln.1Dia l4.U0. -...-
CiEt:sE-E4sn,IcsB waH apparent IN tho market for
the Etau, fully Ato prices brilH rcallzatl tuth for
New Yorx at.l Wtsarn factory. Nc rurat o,lr qNoia-
tunH Uf Saturday Us follDwa: New Yurk factuvy I6t1
lue; Westrru do }ld, 1lGl lhut wur grades 1Ju.
GUAl<-Ilu 1oal Alarkct WAS uleauYed III ally af i4
feanres. Tradc was quiet. Wa nose: LaAsh, 3100ota
l0.sot 1aakawauna, range, sV.bo LaoksNAnna ot4es
, 1874-10-27


nnrt .tcn1,y a,,I ri tinns con s;iaroI IT,
r"s viii ~ "arst"tor al ~ rias @
onv NJ "rs.cnI nnntni,ane .'~9'' AsA 'A''o'' Vi
III t.,.s ~ i, s~r Tf NIL a., .o a ,o,, $40 NJ,
e.; m wv A''nos' AA@<o' ~ si1@o'' W. @o1-s
P.1 Tts-Iarpe $40 . ANAL, ~, . bar mn.
Iw.ulN 7t :, ~ ~ NJ a.; :! 1!," 's' ,a o,l~,o,<.
cut DO 8%tsse ~ D1t' 'eaa p'i0' oSess'so'
Sse sheathiing Pea copper. &c.
nhtEt "e-f1a s'sRs' 1oc 'esS l"ait!ty, 4oIcs
e'. 49, =, ~. f.o ~, n, s,<, r,.ou. p,.,,.
,i. H.. ~ H. ~ ~ I'M ill., 1su4sa a1 ison 20 ~
I'G ao' NV lpci "nloe4ean 1tassla
u: w,ns 40 =, ~ =, o,.7. ,no, mas,
= ~, !" .c y ~ ~ 9'9 u: ~
- ~ @ - a ~ ~ ~ a4ei ~ !ae ~ loe
t ~. ts1 "a W. 4u' p"eo' 10 for ce"' a'scouht'
1eSss Tsse w. s,o,av Il, t,a rata, ,u,
~ ~ Per ke! sei"i W iia au " S4;oo; W ao' $t3
~ $''o' ~ wv s''-'' ~ ao' nnc' so.''; cnnch
so;EE3.'v,r eroprc-,vor, l., .,..,a..
,,tt 49,. ~ ~ !"uucla1 reacAI
a. .I ,sl,s, s'nm ,rrn vvt rop y; are ,a = u
.aEs-eti nsv t safreu @ @tope, ~ 1ss -; oAkni'i
fesin' S9,svso.au q hsa r. lit.
ul+2rNo rreo cnanses a1a noteSl ~ Nus eohsloc,
rop W. aoa ~ ~ 'e an anneSea @
~ s5tMsnun M ~ "nle, - ueB. ,est.
a, ~ ~ tos @ gs ass.' aav osG Ass e Ia iae; uo
ne1aMgt; 10 teg Sara @ aso; sls %ihss
asaas NJ Sn1s4 '4I 4sas 1s"1 Az sau a. a.
lov .y5s sssySo @ wllsiy. VI Sse,17s Spyra s1isSaas
un W @ i. .s. ~ a.. o, 1,,5S SnS ~
~. nun uaA ~ ", o's1 oa.ats W. ouiIss its VI
wv I'gtoasu ~, .3us ~ I,n" ~ ~ VI
is III iu Nv r}l r".s,ta ~arn ,n,n .ro, mn,
Mitn taS sHpp'y aoat GYes , W r5useu nx-
a! sIsMSe pes!ars o. it ~ n w t h.oGa.
WHICH llnl3 nnyn yti @ viz ~ ~ "a ] - 4om saea
,siuto mss prra wcre jnwsr. ysry chaicc msar
, 1874-10-27

<htnu w Hu 930 AIlpIeu uy tAll
lho Lending produce markets were relatively
quiet to-day. md great deal stoatlior tLar laHt
week. Tho depression Of Saturday remained,
mud so'no Of tho markets wore ugain easier, but
not weak, there bu.ug 10 apparent reason for
strength. The feeling OH tho seuboard IL still
ndyanco cortaia amounts on grain aro cutting
down their figures to correspond with tho recos,t
drop, which course l'as cauked Gomo elnbarrasa-
mont, but no stonpagea. Tho shipping move
nscnt seemed healthier to-day, but it was far
from bcing actiye, being retarded by an ADVANCE
in freight rites.
Dry goods were in good request, and with ono
or two linlInportant exceptions the different
hnes woro stoadily held. There was liberal
movement in simple groceries at full former
quotations. CojlGos sill! show Ri inclination
to advance, but other a,ticlas In thu liBt ara
comparatively steady. mud cheese wcro
moving with somo freo.lom and woro ilrmer in
price. No chanyaa wero developed IN connection
with tho baEging, coal, wood, and leathar ,nar-
kits. Fish lonlaln firm mud unohangod THO
.lo1uatti for foreign dried fruits continues libor-
nj. Most varieties are irnl.. Domestic fruits
remain dull md nnAsltlel. Tobacco ia active,
mid ID held 3Q05o higher.
Lumber was farlY aetiyo nt tho yards aud
docka, and irn at recent prices. alUtals nails,
ahd iron wore unchanged III their general toa-
lures. Trade III oaeh department continues fair
aud steady, and prIcea are we'll maintained. Tho
wool market r0mn,ns qulot, BroonI'corn IL
Arm, an,l an adyauca in tho medium and
lower grades iB likely to occur Boon, tue demand
for these qualities being unusually largo md
urgent. seodH wore quiet, timothy chlotly, III
consequence Of light Offerings, tllore bsing
good many orders ont for primo Hamples, but
tho prioea hld wcro not high enough to induce
aealera 10 0tiar tho sood now in store; while
clover was positively dnll and lower. potatooH
wore in oxcebsve supply, dull, and lower. A
mnripo, aonoe aro dittenlt to soil excnpt to par
Tics who CHI retail them from htoro al olIue
, 1874-10-27

nlht, 4Gs74Ge.
black, aount, iya3lls common hlAck, 12t9ihc,
a, hMnElao-tlutnl to choico, 32ti55c; npslum, 900
3lt; cntatEafl, 4sG59Jc
;, "oon--Wo quota tho nlnrkot firm, aH folnwH: ::
~ Idseesl $?0o; tlaplc, $500; hickory $500; blabs
E.sJ-fleIiverntt, 49,
Wo0l.-AHldo from rn1al order trade from Wostern
millst there IL ,lohg doinH, THO siock Of wuol IL
very vsfy low; heneo holtcra aro firm III tller viows
u0od TO primo tlbwashod. 6Ia57o
iuE i 10 HnnH tf,t'-wnsed .45td51n
u .nM Hlcaiam waHhcd toecD .,....,.,,. ,47tabGe
Gfso S,t "as!!eu ''ecco. .4UGa4ao
f hna eoAsse hnwashed.... .3G7J5o
"anmoM .27tG32o
, 1874-10-27

New YouK, Oct. 20-Treasury Disbursements
s7j9, ,00U.
Customs receipts, 937l,000
Money. W. Prime short discounts, 5@0;
long, lGp7
Sterling weak and lower; .84l(D4.e4h for
sixty days, mud I.87l1l QD4 81 for sight.
Gold, I1O--ouly Que price. Borrowing rates,
1@t4 per cent por anuum 1-G4 per day. Luans
also made flat.
Cloaviuga. $l1000000
Stntc bonds quiet md nominal. Governments
quiet md steady. 1tairuu,a tIrns.
6tooG market broke 1::G0A III tho morning
Board OIL loFort Of an acc!aomt to tho Steamship
City OF loGiu, and Of y runlored future in the
l:nat India trado. Lator u sght improvement
WA suado, but tho market wau waak during tho
last hour Ut business, and ut tAs close pricoa
wnro oAlya fruc,on ahoyo tho lower point OF
tllu day. The declino raMgod from a to ~ per
cent, aud wuH led by Pacilio mali, which foil
from Ag1a to az, but tlua!lv ra!'iotl to
l!jk. Wi,anli declined from 30sl to 1925,
Elu from 3ul}s to 2y3ss, Iake hitoro from so4s ~
1Dz1, We~te,n Cnion lro.u Sp1G to 7ys6. Uttou
l'aclla tro4a a4l5 to 3J39, with only " por cent
rccofory 1T tho close. Among express atook
, 1874-10-27

Tho following instruments were nlcd for record
Monday, Oct. 20:
orrr PROPERTY.
Thirty-sevonh at, between Vinccnncs and
Stanton avs n t. 90x15l x II. dated Oct. cas- 4sOD
Archer ny, 9uO It OF Duntied At, + 1, 2l110u IT.,
we.t Madison 1t, Q oi KslzIo Nv, {, Sosiui II,
tlnod Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 50no
Tho ItomIscs No. 385 Warren w, dated OCt29. 75U0
Wright st 20lk It Of Union ut, +, 25x87H
r. uated oct. %. ...........:............. Buo
DeKalb st, an It n Of Leaviit st, II wi, f2x
luo e, lascd OFT. $500
West Thirteenth st, 3Jl It n Of Waller Ht,af,
2fxlo7 It, dated Oct. II: ...........:... 7a0
West Adnls II, 16o IT " Of paulina al, p +, f4N
It to nley, dated Sept. II, israel Hall to Ilcn
r.. ~ fagel el..-....:.... $4,000
The premises No. 400 Burnside at, dated Oct.
shoso 1T. al # Of Taylor st, { /, 25xlo3 II,
uaed 0e &c.,. .........................., 5000
Rrcker ST, u 2-10 It Il uf kinzis at, Q +, e5x108
IT, datod Oct. To-. .....................-.- 4,o0o
sao ns thu above datctl Oct M............. ,6U0
0artaId1 1t, q cor Of Napoleon place, " I, 80
xlat #, datea Oss. q, ........... 5000
North Dearborn at, II Of ind near Goethe st,
~ b9-lUUxl40 IT, dated OFT 2G...,....,... 5000
Augusta st. 6aH It of Ashland nv, II t, c4x
LIS # With buildings, dated Ut. e8........ 1900
Ef4 At, l75 It Il Uf Thity-uintA Ut, r +, 101
lis 8to It, dated Oct. .2I................. 1000
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN NAD1us Of N1LEA
OF couRT.HorsE.
Lot 9, Block Il, iu " INV Il Sec. II, 38, Il,
aaIsu 1ek. NV
, 1874-10-27

Port Of Chicago, Oct, q

Fort Of Chicago, Oct, =
ARRIVED.
Dark !. G. Massen, DunuIo, coal.
Prop Alukka, lu!!a1o, sllndries,
!'rop y, 9. Baldwin, 1sscallaba, iron ORG,
schr 4. I. Potter, Escannl,a, irou orc.
asllr ], v. Hrown, hlnskegon, Mlnhsr.
H.hr +. @. Hutchinson, Cleveland, coal.
bsow NJ. y. D1nhaul, ptka'B Pier, wood
rrop sky Lark, as. 10seph, lnnlbsr.
!'fap Montana. Buffalo, suulrica.
Hsop 6heboyEatt. Manttowor, sundr1ee.
lrnp Gordon Campbell, natix!o, sundrlez.
bor Aratralia, MnskrKos, lumber.
Stllr 4. Rinlmons, Alu4keH0n, lumber.
bths AiaEgla ThvtnpHatl, W'hitu Lake, lumbcrs
sehr Ioha. White Lake, luluner.
BARK FrsAtigo. ucun.o, lumber.
6sllr DullcAn City, Dnucsn City, lumbcr.
hehr u. l.. ltsrlnRtou, Juckauuporl, c9aXT po{t
Bebr Miami, buffalo, coal.
6cllr lIe1nisrheie, Buyalo, coal.
6chr 6ullrs.', Erie, coal,
1irlg uak I.aGu, Qluyrlanl!, coal,
thrhr l.. q. Woodruff, nutfaln, coal,
l'rul lMAsta, buffalo, Huudr!cs.
Brow I.tnret, Huntingdon, Woutl,
betr ttxhGt, White I4tkr, wt,t4.
Byhr u. D. Aloore, MusEegun, lumber.
6chr II. d. Moore. MAn!stcu, cplRr pos&s,
HsLr 0iLra. hlan!slea, huLer.
Barge g. o. D., dranl Akr4u, Iusne&ts