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, 1874-05-10

WASHINGTON, D. C., May o.--Ihe Court Of In
quiry in the case OF Gen. 0. 0. Howard closed
to-day. Their findings honorabiy acquit Gen.
Howard on every charge. The papere are now
in The hands of Judge-Advocate Gen. Holt, aud
will he by him laid before the President for up
r.oysl.
NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.
Tie House Committee on Post-Officc and
Post-RoaGs have sgrced to recommend the en-
scttnenr OF law which shall require
tho prepayment Of postage On all news
papers and other printed matter Postmaster-
General Creawell was present at tho Committee
meeting to-day, to assist in perfecting thodesal1s
of the bill. It will provide for the prepayment
Of postage By the pound probably at The rate
Of cents for newspapers and periodicals mailed
regularly By publishers. who can thus fus up
and prepay large packages without the trouble
ct separately stamping publications destined for
the same post~of1ice.
, 1874-05-10

From tie ,san .3ntonio l7<l.} .lt'ss.
Mr. Nilbach q commercial traveller, en- route
from Goliad to Beevile IN An ambulance, &c
companied BY negro driver. WAS attacked BIZ
three bandits. One tied MilbacL, while the
O. hers we're searching for money and yaluables
Nibach succeeded in getting oue arm loose,
and drawing a pistol concealed under his coat,
killed two Of the highwaymeu, but WAS himself
killed by the third. The negro managed to es-
cape with the money and va!uables, amounting
to several Thousand dollars.
, 1874-05-10

Correspondence Of Tie Chicago Tribune.
BArv1Ew. Wis., May 8.--Mr. ]. II. Higgins.
General Agent Of tho Western Union Railroad,
vas thrown from the top OF freight-car, At this
Place this morning, and dangerously injured.
Mt. D. stood near the end OF the car. r hen the
engine started up suddenly, jerked the cur from
under hlm, and he fell fat On his back On the
ground. and renamed iuscns,ble up to the tiu1o
he Was taken to his home in South Milwaukee.
Mr. II. has been rcIJ unfortunate OF late, this
ee'ng the second time, within two weeks, that
be has been hurt BY the cars.
, 1874-05-10

Omnibus Transportation in Paris.
The report of the Paris Omnibus Comoanv.
Just rendered, states that III 000 900 OF paseen-
gers we're conveyed in 1878, or an increase OF
2,250, 900 on 1872. Tho average daily traffic was
a04. 2o7, or 4e6 per omnibus. The receipts vera
q, ,os4, 347 francs Tue net profits Of {, ,05G, ,96I
francs were the double Of the amount il 1879,
and permit the payment Of 4 dividend of 10 per
cent. The Company has obtained Concession
for the construction and working of 6ftT-si1
kilometres Of tzanways in Paris. Yhi1e tbs d;.-
t1ibution WAS 80 francs per share 70 the propr:c-
amounted in tho year to IS franco per share,
, 1874-05-10
TELEERAPHIC BREVlTfES.

Fire Of the six Danish conyicts who arrived
in New York few days ago sailed for Doumark
yesterday. The sixth one managed to escape.
The Board Of Trade OF Burlington, H., yes-
terday commenced receiving daily market re-
centres the reports being transmitted from tha
Chicago Chamber Of Commerce. Theirs are now
two cities in Iowa where Boards OF Trade take
daily market reports, thess being Eeokuk and
Burlington.
, 1874-05-10
CRIME,
Foul Play Suspected.

oouAwKA, ILL.,, May 9.-About three weeks
ago Mies Jane Watson, respectable young lady
OF this CITY, suddenly and mysteriously disap-
peared. Her body Was found floating in the
river to-day, opposite the leyee. From appear
ences she WAS undoubtedly murdered and thrown
into the river near where she was found. Her
bead shows that she WAS struck twice with some
heavy instrume ens. Tic Coroner's inquest is
still in session. There is no clue to the mur-
derer, and the whole matter is involved tn n4ys-
tery.
, 1874-05-10

A ladJ corresoo"ent of the Colder. 44ge re-
Gently tried to persuade Hiss Hosmer to ALLOW
sculptress is making for the Centennial, but all
the iatter would do or say was this ;. lily sub
1ect is the words OF If. Lincoln, II slavery is
not wrong, nothing is wrong These words
are classic, and they are n7 inspiration. There
you another word"
, 1874-05-10

MEMPHIS, May s.-Judge Fhppen, of the Grim
inal Court this afternoon sent Stephen Dela-
celia, Deputy Sheriff, and Louis Moore, Juror
in the case OF Bill Mclean, default1ng Tax Col
lector, to Jail without bail for tampering with
JURORS in the jury-room, aud attempting to bribe
jurymen who we're for conyictins Mclean.
, 1874-05-10
TEE SOUTHERN FLOODS.
Report OF the New Orleans Relief
Committee

Com Nittec,
New ORLEANS, May 9.--The Relief Committee
report to Gov. Kellogg AZ follows:
In aecordance with your request, this morning, We
to the 9Th Of May, fifteen days: We shipnel to the
oTerdowed districts $50 1888 rntions OF breadstufs
ana 353, 4o1 Of meat, Of which the Government
ahipped 1G2 133 hreadstuf1s, and 118,8c5 meat The
shipments made IN excess OF receipts from the Coy
ernmens proceed from rrivnte contributions. We
nave 3 neen iaF from supplying the demands u.
we estimate, from the best information we can gather
that tbs number Of sufferers in Louisiana alone is
o6uo persons In Louisiana the calls are Increasing
as the distress becomes greater from exhaustion Of
supplies in the hands Of the people the time Of tho
osofno"* tol8ned), DUNCAN F, kEnNER.
, 1874-05-10

Gil, after hearing mass OF testimony. Vandar-
GRIT, tho witness who had testified that John-
ston had tried to bribe him to place votes on the
table to be counted for Johnston, stated that he
had aworn falsely. A certificate Of election WAS
ordered for Johnston.
, 1874-05-10
nL1Ncis & l,ICHlGAN CANAL.

BRrpsEPoRT, .ay 9.-ARR1vEn-31ontaa.. U:ic.,
6ooo bu corn Thonas Scoti. Marsellies, 8.6n0 bu
oats prop Whale, Seneca, $500 bu corn, 6,2co ns
seed; FEiendshp, seneca, s,4o0 bu corn.
cLKAhEo-Phnntx, Lockpo1t, 5000 It lumber, 100
BnInaERoR7, May May3.-C1EAnEp-Cayuga. Lockport,
2l,bst {: lumber; prop Mohawk Belle, Wilmington
2cA It lumber, 222, 200 lis merchandise Messenger
Wilmington, IS m lumber Nautilus, L4Salle, $500 Fl
lumber. 1o5 tons coal; Commerce, Haraos, 8934o It
lufnher -
, 1874-05-10

=, NEw OnLEAss, May 8.-Tuergen's g. seed storc,
No. 96 Gravier street, was burned today. Tha
loss il *2o,0 ,00o The residence Of J. Fuentz vas
robbed and fred by thieves early this morning.
The family, sleeping up stairs, narrowly escaped,
The loss is $l0, 900; insured
, 1874-05-10

MADRID, May "a dispatch from Bilbao says:
Gen. Concha's troops are throwing up fortifca
tlons. Don Carlos aud Gen. Ello are reported at
Durango.
MADRID, May 9.-Marehal scrrano is sick.
The Carlist forces in the North are diBaolving.
, 1874-05-10
FIRES.
Destructive Fires in the Michigan
woods.

Destructive Fires in the I1ichtsnn
woods.
GRAND RAP1Ds, Mich, May S.-The woods or
the line OF the Grand Rapids j. Indiana and the
NewayEo Railways, north Of this city, are re-
ported on fire in several places where suw-uails,
lumber. and dwellings, are in serious danger.
Several hundred men are aaid to be fighting tue
fire. Particularly is this the case north OF Gaze
novia on the Newayso Road, where Crossete,
Graves l. Co., of this city, have 3 mill and a
large amount Of lumber that now seems to be- in
such danger that it cannot be sarod.
DETROIT, H1ay 9.-tires are raging IN the
woods IN many parts Of the State. Reports
this evening from Muskegon state that tue fires
have reached within q nile and a half OF the
city, with the wiud blowing almost a gale to-
wards the city, and, unless the wind abste5, tha
city will be in immediate danger. Heavy fres
ar reported hear Grand Haven and along the
line Of the D. d II. r. L. betseen 1ouin and
Grand Haven Fires on tue T. l. P. II. Il. r.
hare cut on all Communication north Of Evazts,
and on the j., l.. d S. r. r. no1th Of WenonA.
ST, Paul, Minn., May 9.-Large fires are
raging in tho woods on the line Of the I.ake
Superior Railroad, Mt North Branch and Pine
City. with pretty high winds. Immenso
destruction OF property and standing timber is
inevitable Fires are also reported on the line
OF the West Wisconsin Railroad, which have
delayed trains.
Special D1spoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 9.-ueayy fires nGe
sweeping through the Black pine woods aud tam
arack swanps of the Upper Mississippi, especially
along the line OF the Northern Pacific and 6ape-
1ior Railways. On the latter the fire commenced
near Harris Station on Thursday night, probably
from locomotive sparks, aod yesterday
burned 10000 cords of wood. The
passenger cars of tho train from Duluth
last evening were blistered and backened By
heat in running between the fires. 1t mas been
q very dry srring, and rain ia much needed
Fires prevailed in the hard wood forest bo-
tween ,Watertown and Delano last Wcdnes-
day. J. Oreche1i. q liquor dealer OF this city,
and Gustaye Kohlcr. Of Watertown, were riding
in an oFon buggy, with fire on both sides
Of the road, and undertook to rush
through. Burning trees fell ac1oss the road
aud large limb struck Orscbeu on tho head
With such force as to break the buggy seat. He |
came to bis senses after being q moment un-
conscious. and found the horses running away. t
He instantly seized tho reins, and succeeded |
il stopping the horses aud tying them, |
Dut was unable to walk or crawl back to |
where he saw Kohler lying under still burning |
rec. Some laborers ncnr by heard Orschell'B !!
creams for help, rushed in and succeeded in |
escuing Kohfer insensbe and go badly burned |
IN the legs that the bones crushed in, aud some
ontuslous in other parts OF bis body. kohier's |
,u1ts are probably fatal. Orscheu escaped with
severe scalp-wound. His coat Was burned to
atter8>
, 1874-05-10
CASUALTIES.
OFF tho 'Tr1ck.

GoRooSsv11LE, VA, May o.-The eastern
bound morning train on the Washington City l.
7irgini9 Midland Railroad ran OF the track this
morning, near Rockford depot. The engineer.
two conductors and baggage master, and three
passengers were injurod the conductor seri-
oualy.
, 1874-05-10

Special DifpGfch to The Chicago TribHnr.
OSHKOSH. Wis, llay "a spark fom Spa1ding
d Peck's mill Pet fire to barn adjoining, about
o'clock this afternoon, and, under brisk south
wind, tho FIRE rapidly spread to Agoma street,
distance OF tiree-quarters Of mile, burning q
wide sTath the whole distance, and twenty
dwelling houses, twelve barns. and number Of
lumber piles we're destroyed. The mercury hns
roaehed % deg. in the shade to-day
and yesterday, and everything was ex-
eeedingly dry. The following arc some Of tie
losses sustained: The Hon. T. D. Gran
mer, residence, s10,o00; ex-a1ayor Por-
ter, $1,000; II. B. Felter, 5000; A.
B. Medberry, $4,000; John Fair, seven tene-
ncns houses; G; Knope, dwelling houses and
butchar-shop, $4,000; George. L. Parker,
$4,000. The following were also destroyed:
John stearns, III. Hanscome. R. e. Knapp, H.
Bailey, Mrs. Caldwell J. Earle, James Bowker,
George Robinson. Frank Leroy, J. T. Hanson,
4. Green, Isanc Lopcr, F. Thran,' James
McCourt, s. n. Flower. r. Lang, sanborn,
Charles Eowman, John Holmes The loss, ns
near as can now be estimated, will not exceed
$40 600,
, 1874-05-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LosDoy. May 9--S:eamsAips California and
Calabria have arrived ont.
new YORK, May 9.-Arrivad, steamer City Of
Chester, from Liverpool.
, 1874-05-10
THE F,Tz-J0Hn. PORTER CASE.

HARR1sBuRa, afay IA joint resolution has
passed both branches Of" the Legislature, br
rnani1ous " a. o. vote, asking the President OF tho
United States to appoint Board to re-e1anine
the proceedings in the case Of Gen. Fitx-John
Porter. !
, 1874-05-10
GERMANY.

SrurraARDT. May 9.-The Emperor Of Russia
has been in this city since Wednesday,, having
come to attend ths wedding Of tile Grand
Duchess Ujera. He will leave on Monday for
England
, 1874-05-10

WnauSoros, N. C.. May &C. A. Haynes,
co1ored mail-.geut, charged with robbing the
mail, pleaded guilty in the United States District
Court and :saa sentenced to four years in the
penitentlary- He il q brother Of the Secretary
Of State Of South Carolina, who was in court.
, 1874-05-10

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May s-For the Upper
Lake region and Northwest, partly cloudy
weather with areas Of rain. brisk and high SOUTH
erly winds, lower temperature in the Northwest,
and no decided change of barometer.
Cautonagy signals continue at Chicago, Mil
waukee. Grand Haven, Escanaba, Marquette,
and Duluth
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-05-10

A NcWspapcr Estab1 sinner WRECKED !.
ALBANY, n. T., Mar 9.-The Standard office
was entered last night aud wrecked, forms and
all, The paper Was opposed to the liquor in~
tareat.
, 1874-05-10

Special Isspdtch to The Chicago Ifibuns
OMAHA. Neb., May e.-The Treasury election
contest between Johnston, Democrat. and Bau-
mer, Republican, rs decided tonight BY the Coun-
, 1874-05-10

BALTIMORE, May 9.-CLar]es q. Jones (color-
ed>. convicted OF murder, was sentenced today
to be hanged.
, 1874-05-10
CINCINNATI PACKING STATISTICS

C1sc1xfATI, O., May 9.-Acconaing to tho re-
the Chamber Of Commerce, which was submitted
, 1874-05-10
GRAIN IN STORE IN pEaR,s

Sp<e1a! DisDatch to The CHICAGO TRIBUNE
PEORIA, ILL.,, MaJ 9.--The following ia about
, 1874-05-10

the grain in store here for the week just olosed:
Wheat, 4,057 bushels; coru, 169.225 bushels;
oats, 81, lac bu shells re. 4,4eo bushels.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-02

E. Chuch and the M. E. Church South"
the affirmative by Henry Boggs and the
negative by s. P. Marsh, and an oration.
"Our Country" by Fl. B. MulineauI.
The programme was interspersed with
music, both vocal and instrumental.
The whole affair was pronounced per-
feet success.
We cannot comment upon all the
speakers but would say that Mr.. David
son is natural orator and held the au-
dience spell bound and won for himself
reputation to be coveted; and Henry
Boggs, of st. Georges, Del, acquitted
himself nobly and thus evidently won
the question.
We are proud Of our Delaware boys.
for Mr.. Boggs is considered one Of our
| best preachers, and John Crawford, of
Glasgow, Del, formerly of Princeton, is
considered by far the finest scholar in
the school.
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, all the
students with their wives, as many as
are SO unfortunately assembled in the
tlhb room and did their level best to put
away all the turkey they could. Poor
birds, they are the victims of such occa-
sions. After the cramming exercises
were over we shook it all down laughing
at the good toasts given by the witty Of
our number, and at 5 o'clock, all things
being done "decently and in order" We
adjourned and rambled, some here and
some there, to listen to the songs of the
lonely birds and to catch the cool, fresh
breeze as it was waited on its southern
!. course. TEL Il. Scope.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-02
Sta TIE ITEMS.

Partridges are very plentiful around
Dover.
Kent County Levy Court met at Do
yer Dec. 1st.
Odessa has parlor theatricals to raise
funds for the poor.
Two of the State Senators are Direc-
tors of the Delaware r. r. Co.
The Fifth Regiment Nd, N. G., 400
men, visited Easton, on Thanksgiving
day.
Oyster shells are to be turned Into
fertilizing lime, at Seaford, by com
|pany.
The Dover Brass Band is prepar-
ing to give grand concert there, in
January.
The SmyrnaEpiscopal Sunday School
is preparing to give Christmas enter
tainment.
Hon. S. s. Cox, of New York, lee
lures at Delaware College, Newark,
December 3D., /
Kent County in 1858, paid $237 40 for
tobacco and $918 6S for fuel for the
| Poor house use.
| A colofcd school house, 80 by 20 ft
and two stories high has just been fin
iished at Middletown. 1lAs.' ~ q
Eleven representatives of the forty
peninsular papers attended the lat
Convention at Salisbury.
| Sussex county pays the Poor Hous
tOverseer $500 o year; Kent S40O, be
sides house rent and living.
| The experimental farm of Delawar,
College this year raised a beet weigh
ing fourteen pounds six ounces.
i Four new light houses are proposes
|, Ito be erected along the Delaware
,, in this county, each costing abou
$4,000.
i The Legislature convenes on Tuet
, iday, January 9Th, and Gov. Cochra
. Twill be inaugurated the followin
I. Tuesday.
The Smyrna Times says MIR. Riddle
of the State Senate, instead of bein
, the lone, lone individual, the Demo
Q cratic organ have painted him, ma
= turn out to be the bull in tho Lcgisl'
:: tive china shop. -.
The steamer ''Lamokin' during til
/ winter season leaFeS IullddclpAiN L y
q Wednesdays and Saturdays at " o'el
:. Ia. NJ, for Leipsic and intermedia
o landings leaves Leispic on Monda..
J. and Saturday.
!. The Dover Sentinel wants citzt
- to follow Dir. Bradford's example al
:, build market house and the Del
- warean adds: 1.-THE suggestion Is
very good one and we give it a hear
le endorsement. Dover has about 20
o. people. au
=, The Delaware College Adodnce say
II II what better disposition could be ma
10 of the remnant of the public lands tn
the appropriation of the proceeds
u their sales to the training and discipli
m of the minds of the youth of the COZ
a. try.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-02
PENINSULAR ITEMS.

Gypsies are now telling the fortunes of
the Newtown people.
Prof. Beggs, of Wilmington, has been
instruoting the Newtown brass band.
The storm, last week, did considerable
damage in Kent county, Md.
VIM. Hands store, on Water street,
Centreville, was entered on Saturday
night, aud robbed of several pairs oi
boots and shoes.
The poultry trade of Dorchester
county, Md, is now on the increase.
In Cambridge, last week, hotel
proprietor pasted paper over the words
half dollar and asked number OF
young ladies and gentlemen between
twelve and eighteen years OF age
what it was but none of them knew
its worth, although they believed 1t tt
be money.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-02
Our Ruined Industries.

The truth may as well be told now
as when Congress meets, says the New
York World, that ourTreasury receipts
have during the past two months been
falling off at an alarming rate. The
customs receipts for weeks past have
barely averaged one half the receipts in
former years. There is the disagree
able prospect before us that not only
are the Radicals just ousted from pow
er about to leave to the successors di
lapidated state of affairs, both politica
and social, in the South, but that they
will also leave a dilapidated revenue
which will be insufficient to meet thu
regular expenses of carrying on tn
Government.
, 1874-06-11
CHICAGO DAILY IAnKEr,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, J,ne IN,
AEooAoI-Was fairly active aud steady at xl,ys@
bMANs.Wsre n Tight request Nayleg. s2
!, DuTTEA7Tha continuance q! active operations On
e part o. atppes nnd tho lberal urchagers of local
cohfuMers kaap kocka down tp allow pplut and enula
roce!yesx to sustain tho Improved prices latuy estab
l!Hhct lo cool weather Ut thu pa9t few ays Las a!so
oeoI favorable for holders. auI ut the moment tha
market 1taplays.a firm tono. Wo Quota: Choice to
iaucy yellow, 2l6olo; medium to good grades lea
"oe inferior to'conlnlon, lGGp16c,
4AHolSd-oontinuet improvement IN the de,uaus.
ior COTTON eeasiltss goous II notGl ant prtery ura
grAiiAlly ati1eniug. Other descriptions remain
quot and aoaIy ~ previously quoted. We iuake
10 s,g change ~ cur list Is tollpwa: Stark, sJhc;
2'.; Amosko'g aio; otur< <crsak. ala; hurjap Dags'
,,:, ana hn l79lvo; guuules. single, l7@1ac; 10
a9a1s, m1,1,,;s1 s1ea11 fyM, ; wco 1 snekv, bsSeo;.
to eol'ste tns ktooka Of manufacturer Fricoa nra
rcleateA: ohoco lur, 8GsBlc; do extra o.: corn
tat will work itkelf Into clsoire hrl broom 7Tta
ri Tor gooa ao a7e; goodto choce stuk braid, 7Se
DUiIpiSti' MxTEitlA1s-1uo 7S.ti1si anu brtcn meat
with luoleras locRi de,na,,sl. tluoutiopy: M,rns
sa6a: III o"cEp Ill., s.ou Esw York susso en.ttg s3 70
xal!o 10, fs!g per nr; 1orllaud cucut, s7uOa7. .5O
ilMs IL !a!l 1Sc!Aoo llmo ilrs). tlooQs liz j III
sus; fra sas SsIek IT. 1tsos$9S 1 e; ,S paasrg @ hsir
Saasoh Sas y spo9 milwaukee, au ltaeiuo pressed $aTG0
,no 4 H. H. !n'ana n rressed si6.ovs2 do co-
~ nGEaLfrlcss aaaG arc stu working easy. There liz
HuW ,W wy a!r demand bnt nscrs find II oxtron,uy
ade" W 20 ohtan ata fgnros sya for a nra inaLes
ln.sr W w. otnry grases ars selling irgegularly aui
Wss!srn 10. issslsxc. ] Ss~ york fa''oFy 12Ee'l'*;
crate hgnfpess y doing At ssosdy ra,cs, Wo - ro-
ssss Eass sS5 5asfa: n
LICK Aua ,Ss 1soali, ss; S ui uio:stass, @ ;ssS s.sS
, 1874-06-11

TInnell Rt, q25 It . Of Portland av, +. 2511oo
II, dated Jt,no' o'8........,...,,,,.,,,,,
Lot III n 9 4 Of " K Eco Uf. 50, ii. nof
Archer ~, tlata.l Atrii [, ,.,.... ~
Twenty-ffth At, 19s ii Q Of rnrtla;ld-ay !, T. 25
xl2lA IT, dated Al,rii 1o..,,.......,... Il. @
Dnrling q, 40 It Of WobHtor av, " I, Ao1T24
Nufasey st, III. # n Of ,West Ohio 1T, /, 2lH
1leJ15 II, ahtrl Juuc 10 0................,,.
West 1.aEe sf, ~ Il II Of Tautinn st, o /, coz
~ It, datoh May 10 10.....................
Mlwaukeo nv, 81 it o Of Union Mt, /, q t. 20 It
Euhnittg woatcriy to Union 1t, tlatut1 Juno 0.
FaM Huron ut. '2K0 IT " of Morgan 81, 8 {, 4Dx
1B0 It, dated juno ii, 18Th, 80. .,.,....'.
NoaT,t or CRY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or
MfLEA rituM THE couNr-upueE.
Lot 1, Block s, Village Of 1taVensyuol, dated
aouTu Of orr L1MtTs, WITHIN 4 napius or
MILES from THE eouRT.tuulE,,
N 8 It Of . 81 It Of Lot IL, Dlnrk 27. Kimbnrt,4
Addition to I1yle pnrk, 4ntott May 1.....,.
ID fl Lot IA, and It Lot 10, in aan,o block,
t1n!cd March 30...................,,. 40.
East - Of Lot &, noscnmbrkels HulNlLytston
Of Hack II. Hcc IG, 81, IN tlntcst Feb. a 49,,
Lot TO- and 10 II Lot IT. f}lock :, III l,,hlyiao1,
OF Diuck 10, Beo H. ~, IA, tlatel March III. :.
Lota Is, rs, II, Dlock /, sliIlar N,gion's Sub
division OF block 70, Sec 10, 3s, II, dated
Lot 30, 1lIook =, rawuctt's subdivision, in ii Il
sw II Sec 4, %, II, tlatetl juno o..
Fart offs hnM nwH1 II 300 3, ~, IA,
dAtel Feb. 70, James ". Jefferson to Will
lain !, johnston. ............,......
, 1874-06-11
REAL ESTATE.


C. c. Thayer l. Co. yesterday sold, at the Real
Ehtate Exchange the following property;
Lots 10 and 10, IN Block 2, of Cook j. Audor-
aon's Subdivision OF ". Il ofN. Il Of Sec. 81, T.,
80, Il. 13, each 25r196, to AIr. o. G. Nouugc. for
$2l q foot,
Lot and 4, IN Block /, Of saltonstall l. llus-
acll's Subdivision, fronting oast on Evans ave-
nne, between Forty-third and Eorty-fo,,rth
ntroets, onch 23x120, to Mr. White, for s95
foot
III tho afternoon. @. @. Tbayor L Co. sold, on
gan avenue. tho lot 5lx177 feot, for S1U350
terms, onefourtsl cash, and the balance in tlircy
years, nj Il por cent.
Iha following Instruments were filed for rec
ord on "Wednesday, June III:
oIrY ruoPEnrY.
ooTnel, ,!, s'o Of Noble al, Is I, asslas IT,,
usrssra IT, u II cs;apGo av, s;si:i f''0
y. with 26xl2t7l 1t III oppoa!ts block, dated
wsss Asos IL lo sio Il Aberdeen i, 0'0
II, Soala7's r. dntet s,arsh ~. 10000
Wet l,skoI y Of .stRennton Il, ii /, SIX ii 10
csiit i. y Il Of Ioans It, + 2i.i:iii DOV'
q s,s's ssr. Ss No :ot Nor a., d:o jns ID asoS
Eihlcruth II, 10 II . If Huntington It, i 1, a5x
o,tts !o% # r ,'s SsinT1 s 9t3 ~ 1 e II y ! 1000
II; siso Ihi,nsy w la0 II il of Ohio st,wf
4as~a! It, aato' MAY :.......,.,..: 1850
soltth Waiter 1t, y v cur 0t Dsarborn st, I,
4a!4 LEO u, with building, dated Jslno
tClsrics II. Beckw!th to Martha q. Alxon), $4,000
TAry-ss coht tt, I44;f 1t " Ut NlotltH ay, Ii t,
.as50 II. unsel Jan. 1a 1H73.,.......,.... $500
II. iattd May "a, 10000
i'a"fHs 1t, Z " cur slstcenth Ut, . +, 2iOx10uf.,
=, 1s:t. a.tea 5une a:........,.'......,. " 10000
&. d.tSA juno $500
l2S 4, ,htsa hiuy ' > w. $500
It, d..d sul1. q; Observation-Disclosures. 1880
, 1874-06-11
CHICAGO DHr.nOOps 4Al,KEr.

NEDsEsDAY, Juno 10.
fairly Hhtiefactory business Inns been accomplished
during the naHt week nt prices not essentially different
from those ctsrrcit oil to dato OF our last review
reduction Of 10 III Lonsla1c, Pride OF The West nni
Now York Ida b'eachc cottons anu NO In s,nithheil,
washington. and Garner fiat calnbrcs being the only
chnnBes calling for special mention. Tho eonexal
market disriays firm tone, willis tho tendency Of
nrsce1 Of the leading stapic coton and woolon prouc
t1o1is IL unQuoationably UPWARD Both ioIJberR aul
retaiors still generally pursuing tha policy Of or
dcring only as te eccsaca Of thcir trade require,
Gut tllera u gradually developing speculative ton
to soil at the currsn. rates. Stocks ara soe
what reduced, az compared with thclr condition
are complete in point Of assortment Tie rpct trade
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