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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
EVENT and COMMENT

The colored people Of the 81 Va: Dist.
want TO pass the thing around ana they
huet at Yorktown on The Sacred Fourth,
land determined TO have no moe Of
hPlatt in theirs, so they nominated
hob Norton. cuiored, for Congress,
Frnpn the politics Of that District, he
h M a three plated affair. Sanbo
+'bucks" with his rider like Rocky
Mountain Cayuse.
The Lynchburg Republican says
Frank D0oley, who was accidentally
killed week before last. while driving
in Barnums Hypodrome, \. y, was a
son of Hiram Dooley OF Abingdon
Va.
Ianertv. la,e OF the Lexington Ga
fzcffc. has become associate Editor oil
tho Richmond Christian hdCocGfe.
Betsy Ward, at Greeneville. instead
.of closing her doggery at the long
continued demand of the crusaders.
has purchased another, and viii run
the two or burst. Our opinion is, she
will not burst for while, but i'm the
end. Tie devil viii get her. As to the
crusaoers they had better raise the seige
and 20 home TO look after the chill
dren.
John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot
long resident Of Knoxville, at one
time a resident of Richmond, during
the war, and good confederate, has
gone back to ireland, at tie risk OF be~
4 ing re-arrested, and re-imprisoned.
( Prince Bismarll has again barely es-
s capcd assassination 10y Edward kull-
man Of Madgpburg, who fred Oh nina,
4 the bullet striking him in the hand.
kaufman was IMPRISONED and Bisniark
'rahed and sercnaded. Huffman says
+ he had 40 accOmpliccs.
4 Last Tuesday evening, the great
& citv of Chicago, was again on fire, -
Z The utmost possible efforts 10 subduc
the flames, were gravailing, until
late on Wednesday. The loss is over
four millions. and nearly half mile
square OF the city, is again in ashes.
The city of Osh Kosh, Wisconsin,
was burned last week, loss over mil
lion.
Rev. a. l.. p. Green, D. D., Of the
NJ. T.. Church, South, died last
Wednesday in Nashville, aged GIs-
lie was a native of Sewer Co, and in
1876. he and Bishop Baseom, and DIR,
Latta. were appointed commissioners
10 settle with the NJ. Il. Church.
The talk about resignation has inn
proved Y. 7. Wilson's health amaz-
ingly.
The Cincinnati Gazette has dis
missed all OF its comDositors, because
they belonged to the Typographical
onion.
Mr.. Ross Of Philadelphia has heard
nothing more Of his kidnapped child.
which indicates some success in the
search for them.
The French Assembly is yet in a
state of volcanic eruption aud mon
archy is the prominent subject before
IT.
President Grant was at the camp
meeting at Round Lake, \. j., and
took his seat on the stand among the
the ministers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
DUNN STOCK

One of our subscribers, who
takes in under his eye-glass %iew
Of Scott and Russell counties,
writes us, "Dunn Stock is at par in
this section with an upward ten
dency."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

4 writer to the Press and Herald,
dominates Judge inc. NJ, Carmack
of Memphis, for Governor of Tennes.
see. During the latter portion of tie
war, Judge G. resided in thi. county.
Il 1850 he graduated al Emory and,
Hcary College.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

Gov. FooTE requests us to state
that. whilst he is now in Tennessee, he
is s'willing and anxious TO meet eX-
Pres de It Johson in courteous dis
cussion. and 10 ''maintain { e
csargcs he has heretofore preferred
seaint him - but that he is not at
all disposed to intermeddle in the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
CHICAGO.
RAILROADS Increasing
Rates.
Their

CHICAGO, July 17.-At meeting
of the General superintendent and
General Freight Agents of all the
railroads leading to the southwest
yesterday, it was decided not to pool
the earnings, bus TO advance the pre-
sent freight rates to southwestern
points ten per cent. All opposition
beteem the companies is now obviated
and high rates can be obtained
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

Ex-Presidcnt johnson and ex-Gov>
ernor Vance, of North Carolina. have
both been invited to deliver addresses
At the opening Of tie Bristol Border
Fair.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
THVHOMAS
ii HOUSE,
Re opened by
]. NJ. THOMAS,


Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
I HAVE again reopened the Thorn
L rs House. on Main Street, and am
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation to the public. No money
and no pains will be spared I, make
the hotel all it was in it's paImiest
days.
Boarders Will be received on s-1od
terms.
Being provided with good stables [
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ana
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well.
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains TO re-
ceiye baggage aud conduct passengers
Jan g. Tiff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

present political struggle, and shall
refrain from speaking altogether,
unless President Johnsonsi is hin self
perfectly willing to meet him in dis
cussion on equal terms. NaSIriHe
Banner,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

July 20, 1874.
There will be a meeting of the
county committee Of the conServa-
tive party at Abingdon on next Mon
day. Tue prompt attendance of all
the members is desirable,
G. j. Coale, Charm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

Striped and Plain Mixed WASH.
POPLINS, twenty seven inches
wide, at 162c. per yard worth 25c.
Striped WASH P0PLINS, twenty
four inches wide. at 14c. worth 20c.
Mixed WASH~P0PLINS 1T 12lc.
per yard worth 18c.
SEEBSUCKER, twenty-seven ircl e7
wide, at 12Ic per yard worth gee.
Black GRENADINES with colered
stripes at 12lc. per yard worth 25c.
Black GRENADINES with colore1
silk stripes at lG3c. would be cheap
at Soc.
JAPANESE POPLINS at 16gc, per
yard worth Zoe:
JAPANESE P0PLINS at 20 and 2jc
would be cheap at 80 and Soc;
JAPANESE POPLINS, silk warp. at
40 and soc. per yard worth 60 and
75c.;
Striped SILKS at 75c., S5c., 81,
and Sl25 per yard-ail 25c, yard
below regular prices;
DliIH bliIINC HUH UOC- 10 % ~ per
yard-all much below the regular
prices;
Colored SILKS in great variety at
lower prices than at any time since
1852
Striped MUSIINS at csc. per yard,
would be cheap at soc,
Checked MUSLIN, large patterns, at
SOC, per yard worth Soc;
VICTORIA LAWN from 20 to SOC.
Ter yard-alI very cheap;
LINEN LAWNS at 25c. worth 35c.
per yard
GRASS CLOTH oUITING with side
bands for trimmings-all yard wide
at 20c. worth Poe.
A large variety of LINEN SUTTINGS
At very low prices;
DOMBAZINES and G;lcr dress ma
fc-il for mourning;
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, and BRIL-
LIANTINES, in all qualities. at
lower prices than ever;
Excellent CALUCOES at g, 10, and
l2Ic. per yard,
SWISS MUSLIN from III to soc -
great bargains in this Inc;
NOTTINGHAM LACE, for curtains.
at 30, %, 30. Sc and up to sl,25
per yard;
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Wool w anted.
All
TEE BROTHERHOOD WOODEN
HILLS.
ROLL GA RIDING.
G ARDING, SPINNING & ANU
FEATURING DONE IN THE
BEST MANNER &. ON
SHORT NOTICE.

HAVING employed hands Of long
experience together with my personal
attention TO he business will cradle
me to warrant satisfaction to all who
may favor me by bringing their wool
to this mill | will keep Jeans, CASH
mers. Flannels Blankets, and Spun
Yarn to exchange for wool at the mill.
TERMS.
For Roll Carding, White, Sc. per ID.
=" liked Ice " ."
Carding and Spinning Bic. /" I"
Or will card and spin for one-third
jeans made for 90 cts. per yard. BIhn-
kets two dollars each or one half for
the other, and other goods in proper
ton.
n. B.-The wool brought to be car
ded into rolls should be creased at
home. That which is to be car,led
and spun bring one pound of grease
for pounds Of wool
BROTHERHOOD,
Near Kingsport
Hawkins, County,
Tenn.
\. p. JORDAN,
Proprietor.
BgCASH PAID FOR WOOL.
May 5, lS74.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
A HIemDhiS Wedding

At Calvary church, last night about
nine O'clock. the most fashionable
wedding Of the season took place,
Rev, DR.. White. rector, officiating.
Mr., Charles b. James was the groom
and Miss Ellen May Cooper, step
daughter of the late General Glenn,
was the bride. The attendants en-
the hannY nair were
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

TUCKED CAMBRICS in all widths
and qualities;
SfIIRRED MUSLIN at soc. per ward
worth 81;
FULL WIDTH LINEN SUEETING
at Zoe. per yard, worth 81
PILLOW CASE LINEN. Il yards
wide, at 6Oc.. worth Toe.
TABLE CLOTHS, warranted all lin.
Ell, two yards long. at 81, worth
$50,
WHITE BATTING. one yard wide.
at %. So IS. 40, As, and soc. per
yard-all excellent quality for the
price:
RED CHECK MATING at SOC.
and up to Soc. per yard
ca WHITE MATING at 4Oc. per
yard, worth SOC.
6-4 RED CHECK MATING at 45c.
per yard, worth Coo.
VICTORIA LAWN DRESS PAT
TERN in white and buff skirts,
ready made, with sufficient mate
rial for sacque or basque, at 81
CpSL uOVDiG TUE HIOuCJ ~ I'M OA =
BLACK LACE SCARFS. now so
fashionable. from 81 to IS.
BLACK LACE POINTS and SAC
CUES il all qualities at remarkably
lOY prices.
PRINTED CAMBRIA. FRILLED
COLLARS and CUFFS at ljc. a
set, worth SOC.
RUFFLING and RUFFS in great
barg1ius-some extraordinary bar
gains IN this line.
4 large stock Of STRIPED COTTON
HOSE for wo nen an children.
CREPE Wells in all sizes-some
extra large and heavy.
Great bargains in
COTTON TRIMMINGS,
LACES. EMBROIDE-
RIES, JENELRY.
FANS, PARASOIS,
FAN CHAINS,
SATCHEIS, TRUNKS
BASKETS. SHAWL
STRAPS, &C., &c.
PIrticl'ar attention P1id 90 orlers.
Goods sent by express G., o. D.. CT
upon receipt Of po>t-oilice order or
registered letter.
Z BROTHERS,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
DRY GOODS
MUsT BE SOLD CHEAP TO EFFECT SALES.
LEVY BROTHER S

HAVE therefore, marked the whole their at the lowest posi-
bic prccs They only small portion stock but
will that they have everything the Foreign
tic Dry Goods Trimmings Notions, Carpets, Mating &c
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

THr last words of Bishop Wheel
an were, "Lord remember my peo'
pl.w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

CLOUD OF WITNESSES
would not believe thongh one rose from the
dead Read the following
JOHNSON CITY, EAST, April Is, 1874.
We the citizens of this town and vicinity
do heartily recommend Austin's Liver Reg
ulator rs being one of the safest and best
! family medicines we have ever used. X is
exceedingly popular here where it is made
| and has performed many wonderful cures
among Us.
Il. f. Swiugle, Clerk and Master Chance
~ Court.
| o. 2. CIildrcss, Merchant.
! IL. =. Burroughs, Merchant.
John }. Adams, House Builder.
| u. II. Crouch, Builder,
A. b. Bowman Post Master.
D. L. Farnsworth, Express and Depot
Agent.
4. }. Toppiugs, Surgeon ana Mechanical
Dentist.
+. p. AEarl, Attorney at Law.
Rev. T. b. Felts OF the II. L. Church,
South
Rev. F. D. Crup.ly, P. {. of Jonesboro'
Circuit, II. g., NJ. i. Chu.c South.
Col. Z. Z. T.. Nelson, ex-State Senator Of
! Tennessee.
Dr.. Ii. II. Carr. ex-Reprcscnatiye of Ten
ness { Legislature.
Col. J. X. Miller, L. S. Revenue Collec
tor.
d. " Crumly, CITY Mayor
Cnarle :. Holloway, City Marshal.
W. Ii. Taylor, dry Alderman.
Jacob fIcNecgc, City Alderman.
J. u. Carr, CITY Alderman.
Rev. J. ID. Dnagherty. Of Nj +. Church.
J. Daushcrty. Shoe and Boot maker.
d ". Tayl or, Dc:.uty Sheriff.
E. S. Cruuly, Timer.
}. 2. = Ryhurn, Tanner.
A.. S. browniow, Claim Agent.
L. d Hess, Hotel Keeper.
G. W. Hicky, Hotel Keeper,
s. II. Miller, Justice of the Peace.
J. NJ Williams, Justice of the Peace.
J. 3. Love. Farm5r
This Medicine is made anil sold in John
son City, E Tern, by Anstin Brothers at 81
per bottle Of 5 bottles to the gallon, a liberal
discount by the doz., all labelled with print
ed directions. Send for printed circulars
free, giving much information. also for Meli-
cine to Austin Brothers, johnson City, East
Tennessee.
May y, lS72.-3m.
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! Mrs. Bette Galloway

AT her new stand South Of Reynolds haH'
las now opened the most superb stockoi
Millinery, Dress and Furnishing
GOODS FOR LADIES
Ever exhibited in Southwest Va or has :
Tennessee.
All the htest and most elegant articles
which 90 to make up the costume Of the
fashionable lady, are to be had at her estob-
lishmeEt.
BONNETS,
HATS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
CORsETs,
SKIRTS,
BUSHES,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
TRIMMINGS,
Innings,
LOWERS,
~ and all. of the ct ceterds.
pri' 2l--tf.
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JOB WORK Of all kinds neat
" executed at the News Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
ESTABLISHED IN 184l.
Lee g Taylor Bros,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS, +"
Commission Merchants and
Manufacturers.

Agents for Sale
Duronts Rifle Blasting and Sporting
Powder.
Union Lead Mine Co., Shot and
Lead.
French Burr Mill Stones,
James River Hydraulic Cement.
Holston Salt and Plaster Co., Salt
and Fertilizers.
Browns Hamburg Cotton Yarns
Special Attention paid to
Consignments of leaf and Manufactured
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats,
Flour, Bacon, Butter. Lard, Dried
Fruits and Country Produce generally.
eg> LIBERAL CASH
advances made on Produce in hand
when desired.
~. UUU Rent to the Farmers
and Merchants of Tennessee and
Virginia, who wish to consign Us
their grain for sale.
Our Commissions on
all Grain unless instructed to Store,
q per cent.
No Drayage, Storage or Labor on
Grain.
Lee 6. Taylor Bros.
Near Depot
a. Miss. & 0. r. R.,
LYNCHBURG Va.
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Coy. Kemper suffering.

It is stated that Gov. Kemper is
suffering very much at present fir. m
a wound received in the lip at the
battle of Gettysburg. The ball has
never been extracted. He spends
many sleeplesS nights in pacing his
chamber floor, and it is feared that
his life may be shortened by The in
tense suffering which he has borne
ever since the war and from which
there appears to he no relief.-E.e-
clahye
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21

The Lynchburg Republican says
Frank D0oley, who was accidentally
killed week before last. while driving
i'm Barnums Hypodrome, n. y, was a
son of Hiram Dooley of Abingdon
Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-21
ABINGDON, VA.

"OBSERVER."
, 1874-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
record Monday, Sopt. al. "''s ''A'" t''


lhe following Instruments were fllad for
socotd Monday, Sopt 2ls
ulTr PROPERTY.
Fourteenth g., 433A It of Western nv "t''n'
1oxlI! II, dated AtarcL 27..,... 80" m,
s!gn!noy It, corner Of NoOoy IT. a Z A''o'
l171lOu II, dated s'HI,t. i5, 1" i, r,o
aaanaTd Il lss It of oasloy ay, +, aixl0o IT, '''
West ohio Ut, t6D II " Ut Oak!oy Nv. 20 ''ooo
uu11:31l r. dated Sclt. IT, la73. ....,,,. aeo
West Folk vt, 1uU It Ut Cluton It, 4 ess;ia ]'@oo
r., da1od Sept. .:!....-........,,,,. o,.
%at Folk at. Us It Of Clinton 1t, T. 2jxiia 4'ea
II, datcd Hept. 9l.. ............,,,..... NIX
1sEnasle ay, loo Il Of west Huron a. vi. 1's''
njIwa.ttaa% NJ VII IN " dasea sspt W.. 240o
+, :51l6o q; also Wgss Huron Ut, between
6.ringtold st and AYERS ay, . I, 481l29 II.
w!tA htll"r pIolttlt ty, dated Aug. a7,.... "a I'M
Nay st, .aael ~ Of Taylor st, ~, .1lo0A II,
rhs sass, @ No. d;i BSaii Dearborn st: 1850
wtss aa'ea e:';eI. Hers. H.. fs1l2
WI; ~ =; ;;t .ss!Sa May X 2,ooo
u .:alti!a Fl, dated Hopt. .T..,.,..,.,.,,,,,. zoo
Il1ii tstntn bt, Il cor Of Centre Av, q I, 251lN
r., " VIII buildings, dated HaJt. D...,,....., 5000
itrruop II, Aco It = of aixteunih at, " {, 25x
u, will buildings, datoa Bept. 10..,.. 1900
2hs's s.:eycith 1t, I. IT W ut stal,ntun aY, u +.
msa T. 'sts' sss y S' TiEv =
pcap t!s - a. , W. " asted sslt, B. $500
ws4's:4 =, y &io Il oi tir.TJ .tn1 $50
lasn 1s' ~ IS 4; tfi'"d Il .; 3a;y Tx $50
a'"' ~ with buildings. dated sopt. i0,.. 1900
, 1874-09-22
Tho producc Mnrkcts.
Hfttt1y t+rr1Sr -

regular s.ies 1,t7o bales rniddias upsad, ie,o;
ssptenhes. Is 2l-s2@l5 11-ieo October il s-1oa1t
5snsF, Is i ses ssis o DsFss Fsa,2; 1s
2l-s2@16 11:l9o; Mareh, Is 93a2@lda: April. 16o-1s
@1s ll.32o; Nay, 1oN@io 2l.s,e June. 1eN@l7o.
eeipg 12ooo bels hys nour qulet and steady at OK
V'eH; coan i ,s.r.1;--ou,os Western, s4.aoes.75
da11x@Whe.t hesvy aud lover; naesla!ste inquiry
sa ooo M No. oa:sgp No
sl29X uDgrsJed Io,Ya and 1Ilnnceotxspring, $.l1@
LIS: Nc: sprdns, sl.2a91 40 ;nsx winter rod Wess
Sssssnssd hssss a pass q peEisS
mas oaso afaf z s.ess 'ssS ss
eske 4a.e rather ,aSre steady receipts ooooo hu
..1;HoFa-Unchangod. ~
6noo14IEs- Codso nrm Mo, 1sX@ooo gold. suanr
r rIraoIzus-bai; a:a crude, sasxo; rannod, 12xa
Ros.n-Firrn stfatned; $2.23@2.so.'
,.TuarExT1sE-splEi:s 81 tfmsr ct ssHc.
Edus-Firm Western. 23@c3c:
Paov1aioss-Pozk dun md .unsetaed; new meas,
snist va a1n lona clear IA Lard heavy; primo
iii; nur1Is1rtrn 1'as-:Il4l western. a49sso:
S4ass4-SsensaSsa %nlsn1-DeedsaS artner :. uo7a, o
a. -. '6T. LOUIS. = =
aT. LOUIE, Aot 6opt- 1l.--CuIToN-Qulet; II. little
doing. -.'~.,;
IL fLouhLsiow, except for extra winter and double
EZRA. n,a. Mn1Sn 81! Ia sSafee Saf hna Wahted-
., ME- na -, raa anu oroolang; No. req lat,
Stcvn ~ ~ Fea Wlnter. $l.l6ASl.!7E.
~ rat, sia. uas IN good demand At low
s. !aIea No = osgs5c cash; oSo regular nnd seuer
3epFemnet o1ac saler October. Barley unchanged
.MA!ah1-flfm at l:02- .......
rAoyis'oss0rork vs. lower 1T S24.7s@?50o mostly
oe @ ssir 3anuary Bacon dnl and low
, 1874-09-22

~ d " ds; g ~ car: M Ssntss1y * ~. sse
a "a; a. M sr Il st; ~
q H. ss ss1, q H. ossrstss *
T. T =! ~ ! ~ ~ = s';'s
e: 4sass oss.. * ss' s si.ts
81 ,bs. "
6Hsrr AND Lanns-IReoopss. lo,10o. making 5000
Ct Fridays qnoations With largo volamo of business.
sa:aas e: ::st :: ::ts s y S:n.s :Ts @ ss
Psf n IL. ar: a. 49, O. g H.. e.s sate e
d. i. Il ar Kensucty IL ' o O. s. S' ibs s.
shssp ss4 o n !, H. H. 4 se j.
DO, % ns It %; car d. 81 lba ii s5o, oar do, 81
Ios, at q; car do, 10 lbt 1t %; csr Btas do. 70
attXo cars Ksntaeky d. 81 IL, Il s,@o car tI dn
" III It 5ho; car do, 30 as At SHo:f car do, s5
8wnk-Ieoeps. TO- sAo, making ~ 800 for Tho vess,
sganat q, ,0So last woak. L!ve hugs waitod ii 77Xc
pcr b. Acar1oad Of Ohio grassfod 1856 lbs average,
so asl5 hes., % IT, I ss sn Dtssss asseS
hog. elosed hrm At st59Ao for sraeo-fed; oh9o,so
= NN ' EAsr LIBERTY.
for !hreo days a1o7 hoad tot.l for ha week, e5Ss
o In saa % 10
leaving next to nothing for tho yard sales.
Hoos-noeolpts for hreo days, 9,73s hea total for
~ = sos yss3 al,sds head 1sst ssoosalo Yorker.
snE1r-heospt. for three days, 5000 head total
for tho week, q, 400 hea1. No9s 3 aalinss ,.,.
81. Loum, Sept al.-Heos--neeetpts !,s1t bsm
stoskols. $!:2596.oo; Hsdam. Ssoa&S5oG; ~ = Yolkeza
.na s IA n socd demand
To1ana, N.s0g LIS; fair 70 choIoo, $3.t0a0.00,
, 1874-09-22

Harvard d, between wencrn aud Campbell
avs, I. 25s1ats{ It and II 23xt2i'l It, dated
Tho promisc No. "a iionore 1t. ;iate SEPT. ii, poo
1lernt!on It, A76 It's Of Webster ay, n, 2.1l25
n, dated July 17..................... ..,..... 67
2axaa ~ with buildings, 'iatol sept: 1a..... 1000
Dr1hley Ut, 10 II . Of Noble 1t, n +, 25111s II,
With buldlngs, latcd Bert. 91......,..... los
DnnRratto 1t. between Lock ond Arch Hts d {,
u IT, dated Sept. 6...................,.,, 100
NORTH or UrrY LIMIrA WITHIN nApiuH or 7 M,LEa {
CppnT-ifbUBx,
Weston At, hot Mhco1r, and HhBtncld avn, az
1pta 61 and %, date'1 July y1B..,,,,,,.,,..& $50
draeelHnh rOati, 0 cor Of Addison Nv, VII
11f0xla5 II, dated Juy yl.........,...,.,.., 900
Lots and q Block ., hAvonawood, dntod Sept.
SAsstss.++s+.s+ ,.t...,.,....4 1tuD
SOUTH or utTY 1lMrrs, WITHIN RADIUS OF MILE
or uounT-Hou8E.
Forey-Hccout ht, 400 It " Of Vinccun0s ~, 81
25xl20 IT, dated Feb. 80. ........,..,..,.$ T60
Forty -sccona at, 37a It n Of Vinconncs ~, af,
?bxle0 IT dated Feb. 19.....:.....-,....... 100
Michigan ~, 400 II . of Forttsth st, . I, o0x170
II, dAtea sept. lG...... ................ t,00t
wEar OF clTY 1rst1rs, WITHIN 4 nAp1us or MILE
or o1HT.ltOuHR.
ArmtaEo nv, "a II " Of Aulwnt,kce nv, = +, Is
It u alley, dated Sept. .18.............,...S LOO
Hoffman nv, 2osa{ Il u Of Milwaukee Az, Of, 20
It 10 alloy, dated Sept. IT,. ...,......... 1,oos
, 1874-09-22
THE CHICAGO TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER

s5o scarce wliilc tho supply Of nav is increasing.
Iloro waa worry lttle demnnd for thom to-day.
Tho markot olosod At tho following range
Or prices Moss pork, oash, or Bolor Boptorn-
asked; do, sollor tho year, e17.ot@ls.bo Dc.
sollor January aud February, *l8.05@18. 10.
Lard cash or seller September, &l4.7G@l6.00 ;
do seller October e14. .6o@14. .o2>; DO hollor tho
80 sse5 sieasz s1
svootpfoklod hams, 1a>l@tao TOR 16.lb sysr-
ago. frcah curod; othors Nominal at 0@11o; dry
sa'toa meats. fooac, At 919@916o for shoulders,
~, eash and soler soptolnboE, tho same boxed
at A@9sc por lb above these pricon summer long
short rihs, 1s]le; do shoulders, 5>So.
os naeon .ot meats, , 1oHS tor for satt ooa S
pit paol.ed in bids tho same looso. 10
1ower. Bacon hams, 16@1eo. Moss beor,
5000; extra moss do, a105O; beef
hama, 92a.5o: City tallov, B,d@sslo;, grease
brIs mess pork qn several lots) q s2o,o loo
brls do. ssllar October, at e2275 258 brls do
600 btls do at si7.a5 56o iris do seller January
nnd sns FSbrnary at ale.10 500 brls do 1t s1s.o5
yosr, at 81: 70: 900 tea do, sollor January and
February, vt 311.G5; 40 boxes Btafrordshiro' mid
dles (aurnrucr) 1t 1213c. Ill 7t
Flour waa ID Hight demand, eithos on local or
ouarpluB account, auu may no quoted -Hnhuo
cas!er, u sympathy With tho weaknosa In whoat
aud dullnoss at tho East. Rye flour WAS In good
demand, and bran was stronger, following in
tho track OF oats, to which tt La correlated In
function II not In form. Balcs wore reported Of
l50 brls white winter e1tras on private terms j;
800 brla Hpriug o1trns Mt eG.50; las brls do ct
s5.25 100 brls do at $3.50 675 brs do on rri-
yata torms 35 br1s suporhnes at e400; 80 :bEls
do Ct ss.15; LOO brls ryo ut $500 30 brlB do at
s5.8715. Total, 1,9G5 brle. Also 20 tons bran at
8lT,00 on track 10 fnna t1n Mt A17.k0. ,2G tons
do At S17.00 froo on board. Tho market closed
, 1874-09-22

Withdrawn from storo On Saturday for city con-
sumption: !, $50 bu wheat, 704 bu corn, 3,s19 bu
oats, 1,876 bu ryci 1,290 bu bnrley., ; 80
The following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock:' IA cars MOL
wheat; 1as cars No. do;- G5 cara No. 9
do; 2s cars rejected do; cars no grade do (29S
wheat);' 78 cara high mixed corn; 2a9 carr and
$4,000 bu Ne. do; II cars rejected do; !;
cars no grade do 1924 corn); G cars and. 5000
bu white oass; 40 cara and 1000 bti No. q do;
9 cars rejectcd do (52 oats); 2 cars No. q rye;
! cur rejected dos 12 cars No. 2 barley;
cars No. do; s cars roiocted do Total {ops
oats), $4,000 bu. Inspected out: 25,627 bu
wheat; C5,o2e bu corn; 2o,812 hu oats; 5,72o
bu rye; 1,1S1 bu barley, -, 49,.
The following table alowa tho distribution of
tho bloadstufls shipped out from this city during