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Ferdinand st, ITS It Of leayist st, T. 251aa +,

Ferdinand st. ITS It Of lcayitt st, I, 251a1 +,
dated Oct. %, 1878 II: consideration, $50
West Madison It, III 1t Of Western 1T, t. 241l24H
#, dated Dec. l, 1878 consideration, $1,000.
West Nineteenth st. l25 It Of Western A., I, 2sx
los It, dated Jan. 2; consideration, s5@5
West Nineteenth st, 100 # Of Western ar II, 251
12s fl, dated jim. 2; consideration s5as-
Michigan Nv, Is It Of Tnirtieth St, I, lxlal II,
$500.
It, with building dated Jn. consideration, slocoo
aous:ou st, 137 # Of M:swa lses AZ, 251ll5
It. dated jan. 6; ; consideration: 81 100.
astei III JAY /, ISIS: consideration, 81 500.
Thity-ihird st, $40 # " Of Enlisted u, 81, 25xAH
It. dated Dec. 81. 1873; conttd ration, l,ooo.
7-l0 Il, dated Dec. .. 1873 consideration s27A-
Chaplin st, s54 It " Of CuErier IT, n 1, 251125 II,
dlted Jan. s; consideration, 81 500.
Same a. the above, dated Jan. I; consideration,
West Polk st, a2s It ot Western ~, t. 2s1l24H #,
dated Dec. -, 1873 consideration. s.. 500.
Twenty-seyenth st, Ice It OF Wentworth av, az 10
x1oo #, dated Nov. CO. 1875 consideration 81 $50.
SOUTH or cI-1 L1Nl1a.
20 OF 40 It, Lot II, in Block a. Village OF Hyda
Pask, with improvements, dated Dec. Is, 1879; coz
me a stovs, dated May /, 1873 consideration,
Eoss "A and Is in souesbry Grees' Block 2s In Sec
1s, 3s, H. dated jan $: con1ideTation soy. no,
tjon, 81 500.
Lots - to g. in Block !, Of rierson D. suithh part
Sec sc. 20, Is, dAted Dec. -, 1875 consider7-
tou, IS 900.
Lo. 81 in Stones Addition, in xne 4 Sec 8. 49,
II, dated Aug 2G, 1873 consideration. $4e0.
Lots Is and II Of Rice Valentines Lots II to 20 in
Dobhns' Il !: ke x Of n x Sec 3, 32, II, dated jan
2 !; consideration, s., coo.
WEST CrT1 LIMITS
I4ots to 9, in Block Is. in Hawthorne, dated Dec
20 1873; consideration, st, 900.
Lot ST. in Co1ehonr's ock 4, OF Johnson's u Of
Y Sec 33 A. H. dated Dec. ~, 1878 consida1atloa
, 1874-01-07


advanced 15@20c per brl, and lard lo93loc
per 100 his, bus both closed easier.
Meats were fully lc per ID higher.
and green hams were in good demand by
curers at an a1Yance OF Ac, while swoe;-pi;klo1
do III el dull. The greatest activity Has III LARD
aud ,uidl!es for future delivery. In mcst pork
the business done was chiefly in the way OF
changing ovcr lnto next month ana, AZ tue
January deliveries havo been Small hitherto,
there was no pressure to sell. The market
closed at the following range OF prices Aess
pork. cash OF seller January. Sla-bo01a.io:
d. seller February, fl5.10@15-15; 90 seNes G
Maroh, Sl5-50@15.55; do seller April, ~io:oo
asked prlme mess pork, sl2.7o<9la:oo; e1t1a
primo Go, SL.00@1l.25. Lard, casn OF sener
January. Ss.C5G0s10; DO seller rep[uady'
s5.97H@9.00; do seller March. Ss:22ea'o.oo
Green hams at 9@94c for 10 ano 10 ~ aso-
RACES sweet picked hams+ 91sGa'lo>7ca aly
salted meats, loose, at SIC toE shoulders Es@
7JSc for Cumberlauds; 7I@19ac Tor long c,e1I
715@7]4c for abort ribs; 1Ic Tor sholt c1eat
the sana boxed ut nc Fer ID aoo'e tnese yl1cen.
Groen meats 4c lower than sateo w. ados.s 80
for February delivery Nc hignef, anu lol
March delivery 4s@Ac higher 'han caan
prices. Mess beef ?525G's:S extra ~ mess ~,
2975@i0.00; beef hans, s@z.ioea 1oW' I1 Itcs
tallov, G3s@6Mc; grease quotaole a. 7a@
&c. Sales were teporte1 OF ooo UTE tues1
pork, cash, or seller January. 81 s.'oi
lou hrls DO at $la5o !oo orls 90 seIes reotuat5
al l.up
, 1874-01-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. G.
ALCOH0L-Nas ahade drmer at <l.es91. 80 for
BRoo oT.coKN-The demand is still confined to
small lois to meet current wanta The market Il hrn
corn that viii work itself into choice hurl broom.
6k@7c; for good do, 5Htssc; good to choice stalk
braid. e@7c; inferior brush, 4@5c @,..
though not unusually At this season. 6iEce our
last review there have been changes in Values but
the feeling hrmcr. joabers longer eVincng
oriers With . revival in traae there will no doubt
be IN advance in prices Quotations are as follows:
American H. eoc; Anoskeag A. 29c: Otter Creek SIC
burlap bags, and bu, l8{G2oc: gunnieF, single,
l7@lsc: do double. 27@1sc: wool sacks. 63G65c.
We quote: Navy Leans, s250s2.6o; mediums, 81. .259
$40; common, u.5o92oo; peas, sl.ootal2s per bu in
I BUILDING MATER1ALsLThere is very little doing
In this department, and no change IN quotations
js noted: Stucco. $3.50; New York stucco, cast
ing 1aa mSi*aaas Aaran cement ssao bs
Portland cement COG 80; marble dust - 90: lime
In bulk, soc@s1.oo; lime tbr1s). s1.lo@l,25 . brl
M Te 4oe ss1d ana Ii pssts1 81 s bef aal
1000, $5a.ooS9oo0; building brick tconimon) g 50
@74o; pressed brick *i4oo@lsoo sever M eTek G
del; do common, s14.oo@lG.Oo; Indiana pressed,
sl8.0o@25.oo; do common, slo.oo915.oo; dze-clay
HUTTEn@seaaily fair acttrity is noted IN the mar
ket for this saple and, notwithstanding the liberal
character Of the daily receipts, receivers find dt
Guilty realizing promptly and at satisfactory prices
Very little Of the weeks supply has sold under 22c
while the bulk disposed OF at 30c with sales Of
fancy at a24c and In few instances at even higher
figures. There no large stocks Of any grade and
un!ess there should be marked falling Oh in the de-
,rapd or material increase in the supply, which arc
events not looked for present prices viii doubt be
suatanod for time to come. The market Is kept
bare Of choice qualities We quotes Choice TO fancy
yellow, 3o@32c medium to good, 22a27c; inferior to
common, l5@2oc common to choice roll, 18a3oc-
CANNED 9OODS-There has been rather mora In
aufry for goods this line and for descriptions
higher prices demanded. Holders are not anxious
to increase sales At the current quotations knowing
full we'll that with revival OF trade pretty general
upward movement Of prices must taxa place. We
make no change in our list, as follows:
CANNED GOODS.
, 1874-01-07
CHICAGO DRY.COoDS MARKET.

Tne dry goods trade has ruled very quiet through
out the past week. Orders were numerous enough,
but they generally restricted to small partels
just reshen assortments and did not tnake very
lnrSe aggregate The que: Of tho past 1xw days by
no mesus xn unusual feature OF ihs ma.ket at this
season, the intervention Of the hod.ys aud tAe an
nu2I "stock taking inyartably causing tinin;shed
volume oi sales. There 4rs uo~. however, unn.sas-
abla indications Of early revival OF trade, and
prces-which for the past fortnight have been sub.
tendency. Ta and tha following In the New York
Eukxt1n:
In. market for cotton goods di4pl.rs but littls
fmatton, but agents' prices steadily mautatned
and the market hes upwlrd tendency, wnicb h:s
already .aten shape in tho advance Of Wan4us:a aud
Utica nonp4Eeil uleached shirtuCs to 18c. at which
price the goods closely said up to production.
Farmers and N echa n1cs ecter.dts Lave advanced to
.. 1Sc, md other makes more arnly held, while
rolled tkcconcts have an upward look"
The Eali<t:n gives the following the imports Into
New York Of dry goods during the seasons Of 1870 md
, 1874-01-07

1lT0e QolATH Per 10 DC 1Qu61 HHeu
(which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fsse shingles to be two inches in thick
Length-si1.een inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut - Counters. slo0.0o3150co: c1car,
<65 65oo@s5.o9; common, ss5.ooSso.oo; Gull, sao.oo9
Ash-clear. sa30o(s4o.oo common, s1s.oo@25.oo
Gull, sloOo9l5.o0; flooring, S3tot(5 4O.0a.
o4ka@cleAr @ 50. .oosalo.oo; common, s1e.oose'.N;
mcSory-clsar, sesooeso.o9: common. s2o.ooa
Marle-c.esr, sx3oJQ535.oo; common, s1apa5.oo;
Gull. 3Io.0o@l50o.
EatteTnus-cIeas, sa5.oo@eo.oo: common, s2o.ooe
cherry-c:sar, so.ooaso.oo; common, $4,000
8. 90; Gull, <la0oa1s.oo: .oo mr.,
23.oo Gull, s1o.oo9l3.to-
wagon ssoek-Aiskory axles, per set, $i,ooesi;ag'
wagon poles eseh 4:@s5s nos boafs 9 tpo
METALS ASp TlNNEEs' STock-rheFe =, ,..has has
quiet, hut firm. Quotations are:
TN PLA1E-Ic, i0111, sl2o0; do 1o11a, sl2.5o; LIE
90 s13.oo do, roofing, 141eo. 1c s1l.so do, 2o123.
re Tn-1orge, 4oe: small, 41c; bar. 40.
1EAD--rs. sHe; baf, 1oc; pite, full coils, 1oNe;
saEsr M zrsc-Fur casks, loEc; half casks, 1o37c:
less quantity, 11:; slabs, 8hc-
aud % 70, 23c: d. il md ls nc: do No stained lse
rates; American Russla-A, 14c; 3, lie NAN.
aa aS m Ss = 9s1 ,:e &C. j. ~; Se % a.:dan
Of . per cent Ii nade from this list
CoPpER-Copper bottoms, Bic: brazdc-s, over Il lbs,
47c: TUNED copper, asc; panithsd copper, lie; do'
W1aE-Noa to- &c; to 9, 1oc; 10 70 II, lie: II,
Ike: IS and II, 13hc; IS and 1s, 14s; H., La;
18 l6c 49, l9c TO- 30 full bundle 80 per cent dis-
count; fence wire, by car-load+ exc
NAIis-Were ii moderate demand, chiefly IN small
lots The market IS firm, from sympathy With ths raw
material 2oGG0d Fer keg, $4.:5; Cd do, $3.50; Cd
d. s4.75 ID and 50 de- 500; Sd do, s5.'5; 81 do
6pe $7o5; cliucl, SG-S7E.
NAVAL SToREs-Eo change was reported. Ropc
met with tho usual inquiry At unchanged rates. We
repent Manila rope, u Il, 16A@17}4c; sisal rope,
y i, 14x2l5he: hemp sash cord, z n, 1se 1sgHse:
oakum, q bale s5.Oo9s.so; pitch. bril- s5.5osooo;
tar, p br1, $500. .-.
oILs-The changes in this market during the past
week hare been unimportant- Business, though BY
no means active compares avorahly with former 5ea1s
at Like period and the general market presents firm
sono Quotations ara follows Carbon 14a15c; extra
winter lard, 7stseoc; No. I, 7s@'5e: Nc &c; In
seed raw 95G31c; do boiled, 81 .o0a1 o.; whale BOG
sc sperm, solo@2ao; nea.s-foot OIL strictly pur
{110; do EXTRA SOC; do No. 4, T5c bank oil, 60c:
straits Sc elephant OIL s5c; turpentne, SOC: naphtha
c. gravity, tic nnphtha, common. 14c-
PAINTS AND COLOKS Little or no change In the
situation is noted There In steady fair inquiry for
lead and Zinc but the general trade ia slick Prices
romain nominaIy unclaimed, as follows:
, 1874-01-07


New YoRR, Jan. 6.--Ircasury disbursements,
e1,o19, QUO. Customs receipts, 1885,, 900.
Money easy At 596.
Sterling closed dull and weak atS4.S2 for sixty
lav, aud S48G for sight.
Gold ranged at 11iE@111, aad closed at
nix. Carrying rates. 5@I-32 premium, and
closed at per cent Clearines, SS0, 900, 600.
Produce exports for tho week, -, ,9o5.Gs5.
State Lonas quiet.
Governments closed firm. with more activity
in last Dealings.
Stocks weak early in the day. and prices de-
Glued H@s4c. After the first Doa:d the market
recovered, and general advance OF 1at@1Ec
occurred. In the late dealings part of tic 1m-
provement was lost. The market closed steady:
Total sales between 10 and o'clock, 1861
shares, OF which 12,8oo we're Western Union,
23,6oO Union Pacific, 27,700 Pacific Mail, 1890
Lake Shore, s, 800 ohios, 5, 700 c.. G. L I: G,
600 St. raul, 4,5uo New York Central, 5000
Wabash Tho strongest STOCKS were Lake
Shore, c., C. l. L C., and Pacific Mail, the
hitter closlng At sc advance over the opening
prize.
Etorfiuo ARn1<
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Oregon sal1fyon, new. H. 3.o0a 4.15
CuEESE-The situat on OF this market h. not
changed III ay essential particular since the d4ta OF
our Last weakly review. Exceeding fruaness is sth
their best goods save ut outside quotations. Even
with m ord nary demand, the supply vi scarcely
prove sufficient 10 carry them through the winter, and
there anxious sellers at the prices now currents
ths opinion seeming to be entertained that prces VIII
rule materially higher y month hence. fair buat-
ness La doing At the annexed quotations: New
York factory, mild 15@1Gc; Ohio factory and Western
factory do l4<9l5c: lower grades, 11@13c.
COAL-On!y Small amount Of trading has oeen
done In this department. the reduction Of Sloo per
ton In anthracite. recently noted not having resulted
In any noticeable increase in the demand. Prices are
still we4k and unsettled for nearly all descriptions out
the quotations remain the on the date OF our
las. weekly rev1ew follows: Lehgh, prepared $o5o;
Lackaw,nna 900; Erie. $3.50; Walnut Hill, S. 50;
$50: Hooking Valley, $3.50; Indiana block, Ely
B.rclay, s6cU; Kirkland Gra.e. $500; Minouk, $3.50;
Wilmington, $5.00: Midway. $3.50. ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work has been IN mod.
crate request with fair offerings, at least Of packers
goods. Prices hare, the whole, been stead1er
tnsn last week. Stock L. steady, excepting hour
aud barrel poles, which havc declined under
liberal offerings and little inquiry. We quote:
Pork barrels sl.3o@l.35; whisky barrels, g. l9os21o;
lard tterrcs l.G0; -four bure:s, 45S55c PORK
ataycs rough S!I coo % 10; do, bucked, S!4.Gt@
&C. 90 tierco stavcs, rough, 81 oo@oaoo bu: ked OF
sawed, $.1O0a23.o0: whisky slaves, rough, $sd.to9
90 ou; do bucked, $3300&35.oo: flour slaves. sJ.5oa
hoop-po1es, $looo5l2oo per m right brl poles saioo
l91l.U1. - ......-.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Business appear to be
picking up lttle und steady improvement 12 looked
ior decline ia noted In iodine and o1alc acid, and
a eight advance in gum camphor; other articles In
, 1874-01-07
REAL ESTATE

The following Instruments were filed for
record c,, Tuesday. Jan. e.:
CITY FHopEn7x.
The creuaises No, Milwzlkee ~ also. No. 134
North Desp;4iuss IT. dated Dec. 19, 1873: eons deza
ton, z12,uu1. ..-..
Ogden ~, LIS It Of Oakley ~, " 4, 25z12o Fl,
dated Jaly =, 1s7a confederation, 81
Fillmore 1t, los ftw of Western ~, I, ez124A It.
dAtsd Jan. Z: conssdssautm, s, 800.
, 1874-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. &.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce i'll Chicago
during tile past twenty-four hours, and Tor the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-01-07

The quantity ct coal seut to market lass week
from ali the regions. including the supplies yla
Philadelphia d. Heading and lehisa valley
Roads, ;oots up 233, ,663 tons anthracite and ~,
y73 tons bitunliuous for the weeK, 261 SAG tons,
against 152 ,332 tons for the corresponding Weeh
last year. Increase for tue week. ll5.264 toms
The whole supply from tue regions Tor 1873,
up to tho end Of last week, WAS q, 759 G51 tons,
against q, ,l52, 543 Tor tie corresponding period
IN 1872. Increase, Ali, Jus tons. OF Which 643
254 tons il autnraclta and b63,654 tons bltuLnl-
nous.
Tho reports Of shipments Tor the three days
preceding the LIST OF January wall close up the
trade for 1873 Tue increase Tor the year will
Lc IN the neighborhood OF 9oo.0Uo tons OF ati.
th, aclte, and 800 GOO tons in the supply OF
bittumiuous coal moved towards the seabonrd,
making the iuclease for tho year, IN Tound num-
beis, about J. l.ooo,ooo tons. considering the
during tie whole year, followed by the crash,
the increase il larger than VIC anticipated as tho
season progressed, but not so largo as wo sup
posed il would be st the beg1nuln, OF the yeAr,
b=toro the depressed state OF our financial nf-
fairs had been fully lnoicated. had the busi-
ness Of tho country continued as active as it
waa at the close Of l573 the market would have
taken st least 2,UJv 0oo tons luc1eaee III anlh1a~
c,to aIoEe.
The coal trnla,' VIC believe, was the only
b1aucl OF business OF any magnitude tAat con-
linued to ipcroaso weekly durl ,g the panic, and
tho prices we5o no. only maintained, but ad-
yanca1 70 cents per ton after the panic hau COM
mouced. And we may also state that so far
as the mincrs aud aborcrs employed At tho
ooilieries are concerned, 1t has been Que Of tho
1noat prosperous, as they receive good wages on
the basis adopted. and they had more regular
work throughout the year than IN former years.
TIE operators complain that Their profit. are not
sufic!out to pay fail percentage on the capital
Invested in the bu9iuess,- other words tue
Lricss pad for contract work are too high IN the
arrangement Of the basis, aud that FOO much
goes to the employees wit4out sufficient profit to
iue opara.or. Tue employees, on tho other hand,
seem disposed to resist any reduction Of tne
b1ais OF 1878, and ate " Ling 10 continue it Tor
1874;
But. taking nil in all, the coal trade WAS req
rucl ftom a1d made profitable in dodnnco OF the
manic. by lie thorough organization that exist
ed between tile associated compan,es, aud the
uasis OF rrlces ARRANGED, which wore TO govern
lie trade for the year and which was st,istly ad-
l,erei 10 throug l,oul the wear, tho COMPANIES
having only drup;,el an alyanco OF ton ca,Its 70.
tra mupth of 0,:tobar which taey propo,eh matt
inn. ou1 did not atler tie panic commenced.
Ths trade also increased duziug The panic, and
tLo heaviest weekly Increase was m1da during
tuat period and even for the last week tile trade
SLOWS IN increase Of no less tnaa 1l5.2C4 tons
over the CORRESPONDING week last year.
Observation-Disclosures tile advance iu the price Of
coal OF 10 cents per mouth, amouating 10 -
ceuts during the season, from the opening
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9.G0910.M
13.m@15.m
11.M91l.D

II
POTAToEs-The receipts arc very light. but there Is
An ample supply In store The demand Il mainly 10
CAL and for srns lots Choice peachLows IRE firm 1t
$l.1o@1.l5, and fancy bring A.2o Other lots bring
PoGLTa3 AND oAatE-since New Tearz Day this
market has been in very unsatisfactory condition.
and lower The cooler weather Of the past few days
has favored holders somewhat, but the de1nsnd
is light, and stocks hAve been bus slehtly re-
day. Venison Is ve.y plenty and lower. We quote
Chickens choice dressed, s2.oo@2 50: common to
good do, s1oo@l 80 ducks dressed see*e,
mon to air4@6c; praire chickens q o0&2.'5 part
ridges S226 quail, 15cG51D 90; Wild turkeys, 10a12c
per d venison saddles, 1oo; do careasses 4@5ke;
PI0-IRoN-Busners continues slowly to improve,
and at the annexed quotations the market ruca COM
paratiyely firm: Scotch according to brandt. $500
Superior No: j, $500; do No; 2 s4Goo: - do INC, No:
sso.oo; do No: !, $52.oo do No. s. $40 Missouri ~
SEEDs-During the week timothy has been nloder-
ately active and rm At s25ossoo with only fair Of
ferings Of good seed. Clover has come forward more
freely from Indiana and other States Eass, md the
larger supplies have caused decline Quotah1e It
$5o@555 and At $50 from atozo Flax scarce and
stesdy At $160; nailist Vas rather quiet and
sold today 1t 81 10 per bu. Sales today include car
and l39 bags prime timothy ut $500; llo bags 40 at
u bags good st 4s bzg5 ] Poor % 80 = t25o g,
1888 bags Hungarian at soc car 1n1le< H ooo 1A'
bags buckwheat at $1.lO.
sALT-The market Is rather quiet, though there L.
to9erably fair interior deaana and PRICES are 1ns
eosrss dtsmond, ss1o; ground solar s21o d.1u,
~noor sar9 nes pss az ss soo round aium. u7s9i
Turn island St. .5o3l.75 per bu.
TEAS-conanued activity in the demand u Re,
ihe duty Of 1sc be restored, quotattons VII l., BE-
shxrply advanced. OTders arc stu being filed
= tks following sahas q tEias: Yoans h5tan,
, 1874-01-07

common to fair, SIG tic; do, good. s7ac7c: ao
choice to extra fine, s7sGs1.1O; common to 6ns
old hyson, 6sf9s7c; common iulerlu, 310a;5c.
good to choice d. 9oc FLU; fair to good gnnISyde,
I3s!oc; enoce p1nshusy. sl-loal..0; extra Moyuns'
$l.aoIl-49; choice TO extra new J,p.n, - lslIn:
common 10 goo, d. 5a,975c; fair to good oi sGa;a::
common DO, 4o9i5c; eo'oted u,tnral e.{ Jarac. SD
61c; common IT, ana oo,ong, 37@47e; good, a,Gc1s.
choice to extra. 85ce$l. 90. '''s'
ToBAcco-Ne quote the raarkst quiet aad drr1. .,
follows:
FSE CrT-Extra, 7cG8oc; choice, 69@e5c; uedu,,
5u955c, Toor 70 common, Jig i5c.
fLu6-Satua! Leaf, 75@scc; half bright, coa1oc:
sAoKHo--doed to choice, s2@asc; medium, ga
Soc: common, 25@nc.
WOoD-Rematus dull as previously quoted: Beseh
to0oa95o maple. sl0. .0CG 80; hickory I'll 90 asle
$3.50, delivered. 7
WU0L-Tbe market has been rather quiet s.uce mn
last Teve~ though there has been some inquiry hnt
transactions sre necesatniy limited by the smsn
amount Offering. Quotations for soma grades tays
teen raised, and the market may be quoted firm ~ Tho
giren tasea. The recelpis ire si22l. Fulorla2 are
I fHaF Frf1eh rr.rf&
, 1874-01-07

EVENING BOARD.
PROVISION Board, CHICAGO, Jan. s, 9:15 p. H.
SAloe, 1l00 brls mess pork, eeller Feb, Is,
$500 $50 do, seller March, 1855 20o tcs
lard, seller Feb. 9.
, 1874-01-07

Total Of ali kinds, 3,6256o bu. These figures
show m increase during the week Of 87,259 bu
wheat, 163, ,419 bu cor1l. 1.572 bu oats, and de-
crease of 1,tI23 bu rye, 20.210 bu barley. Total
increase, 2522, 23o bu
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following xdsices were received on
Change tc-day, in addition to those giyen in our
te!eYgaph;c columns
JAN. G-LosDos-Cargoes on coast-Wheat i'm
proving. Corn strong. cargoes or pass1ge-Bo,h
wheat sud corn strong. GOOD cargoes No. sIriug
wheat o1 coast, els GI(963s. L1vERPooI-Wheat hrm-
~, xtAaHr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16

Hs- Desper siai Despepsiai That hydra-headed
disorder with its sad depression Of spirits sick
headache, sour sfoma h, .scaldIDg eructations
oppressive fuliness, loss OF appetite, wan, wasted
appearance, and nervous debility, all Indicating
imperfect digestion and assimilation of food and
thereby lack OF nutrition, so necessary 10 the
support of the body, can be effectually cured by
the use OF Hoofiands German Bitters, the favor
ite prescription of that eminent German physi-
tian, Christoph w. Hoofiand, of Iangsn-Sa.za,
Germany, the efficacy Of which won for him
many marks Of distinction by the crowned heads
and nobnity of Eur Ipe. IL tones the stomach
10 healthy action, regulates the bowels, arouses
the torpid liver, promotes natural perspiraiion,
OF this remedy is oaily acknowledged by the
happy subjects Of its treatment, who now enjoy
robust, glowing health. frlt-f
Hoofands Podophyllin Pills are recommended
when brisk purgative Is revuired. They ope'
rate thoroughly, without gripping. They are the
best anti-bilious pills en- tant.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO., Proprietors
Philadelphia. Sold by ali Druggists.