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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

WE have something new IN the way OF
half-sheet posters, which we think are
lust tho thing for the sprihs trade. They
consist Of Elk different designs, litho-
craphed, with mortises and margins for
printing. Two OF the cuts arc suitable
Tor any business tho other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goods. We have but one hundred OF
each cut, and will furnish thom printed at
Cincinnati prices. We have also some
fancy cards. Tho Language of flowers,
ten designs; "poquet," twelve designs
Opera four designs and "Comic" cards
twenty-four designs--which we furnish
printed at $40 to Sl2 per NJ, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants them Don't all
peak at once. lo3-2-l9-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

AILK WAaoE.-I viii commence run
mag milk wagon on Monday morning
February %. l will continue it all sum
nsr, and respectfully solicit your patron.
ass. MIX will be delivered to any one
IN shs city, daily.-morning and evening.
osdsss may Do given 70 the driver of the
vegoa or isft st my ice stand, No 81 Ohio
Ssvea GEORGE YocuM.
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For RrsT.-The brick house situated
corner Third street and Commercial ave.
Aus. The house has been put In good re.
per throughout and Is well arranged for
. hotel or boarding house. also rooms to
rsas on Third street. Inquire Of VIM.
4ehals, No. 6, Winters block.
lO5-2-3.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

--Asssntion, Rough and Ready Fire
ConpAay-Thers will Be An election ..
Ne next regular meeting; April 9th TO
HI the vacancy in the board Of directors.
AL members are requested to be present.
l7-4.I-3t las Cam Sao,r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

FIRE.-Early yesterday forenoon fire
was discovered in the roof of Halida v
Bros warehouse, opposite tho st. Charles
hotel. Buckets We're brought into requi.
silion, and under the direction Of Msjor
Halliday, Capt, Wright and Matt. Clark
the flames wore room extingnished; not
however, until hole iive or six feet square
had been burned in the roof 1t is no.
known how the fro originated, as it csugh,
several feet from tho fue. 1t is supposed
however, that there was defoct In It, and
tha'a spark escaped and lodged among
the dry shingles. Al the time there WAS
nearly 1000 barrels of -four, an immense
qusntity Of grain, several hundred barrels
of lard and large quantity of salt porl
in the warehouse.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

All psrson' having claims agains. me
are requested 70 present them for pay
meat within the next ten days, as l shall
depart on the 10th inst. All persons in
dsossd 70 me are requested to make i'm.
msdsass payment. l can be- found any
DAY bsswssn the hours Of / and 3 o'clock
y We o. Cnarlee hotel. IL. LEVY.
Cairo, April !, 1874. 2-4-.9,
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FOR SALE,

Ono second hand octave piano, $3.50;
two second hand G octave pianos, each
$50; one second hand parlor organ; $50,
cash. MAX ROLLER
l.4.l-Gt Care Of Paul Schuh's drug store
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14l-a.l;-f

Nh. RuhsolD 70 prepare; 70 BLEACH
and PANS kAas a.1 ssoenssA i. tie -os.
approved STA as1 i. -A.rs. 70 give
sotirs sasiSksrsiSa- Gail ~ ks. ..sS...es
% fiAsaaa ssxsss sssVsse Wkr,. a..
Oodae. 5%-i-ls-;.
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FOR SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jowelry
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also LOT
Brussels carpet, furniture, Cts, for sale
Opposite Cairo and Vinconnes railroad
depot. llss-2-2'-ttI NJ CofSE
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TIE lAnsExs srrcT Ct t.,. eAgs, ~.
lss ssts, vsssx eeSsssl, la. .sts a.1 q
gsaseal stock of usva.s s:o.@s ever o..
Tered in Cairo may b foard, etesps, than
he cheapest, 81 e. w. Hsndesson,, No.
lSo Commercial avenue. 23s-s.l4-ln.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

fon SAlE Oh EIcEASGR-A Farm
nsas Villa Rhss-sood house and young
orchard. IaqGiss .. this Office or address
T. B. PA.AIS.
3A-al'-t Ullin, Ills
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q LosT-A black pocket book containing
three ten dollar bills, eight ones and a two
dollar bill in the left side. Also . note
for $40 OF $40 against John Jones; NIFTY
dollar note and several dollars in frac-
tional currency, in all about S'o' n re-
ward of ten dollars 20 the Under.
% WM. ELLIOTT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

TREAsuREE.--It is said Blake will give
Rittenhouse tussie for the City Treasury.
ship and it is just possible that Tom Halli.
day may yet conclude to so into the ring
with both these champions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

Foa sALI-s2o"o in city scrip. For
sals In Quantities 70 suit the purchase,
Apply 70 r. 7. GEaorlp.
lt31-12-G
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LOCAL POLITICS.

QUIET RAcE.-The controversy be-
tween Webb and Black, for the City At
torneyship, is as quiet as the inside Of a
church building on week day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

JEwETT.-Jewett Wilcox has been
mentioned as probable candidate for al
derman in the first ward. Mine host
would make an excellent alderman, has
q good round paunch and the raro article
Of common sense--but unfortunately he
has not been year in Illinois. He wan
dsred away to ST. Louis sitor strange
gods, and wiring in and wiring out, lost
his residence in Cairo. When he returned
we killed the fatted calf aud rejoiced, and
now are called to regret that We cant
make him an alderman.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

Jest received ss Houpss' An invoice Ct
sss spscsaelss and Eyeglasses.
2s2-3-4s-5.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07
CINDERELLA tonight.

REwARp.-lfthe person who picked up
a lady's mur lately will return it to Dr.
IL. Wardners Office, III Commercial ave-
nue., Il liberal reward will bc paid him or
ho. 81.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

CIsDEpELLA AND CHIMNEY CORNER
g: the A,heneum tonight
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A TRUE STORY.

Good friends, pay attention.
And III relate,
Tis o convention,
Nor queston.yet Of
But a plain, unvarnished story,
Ola man both good and fair,
Whose ambition wa tucglor
And whose excellence
Ason Of taste, this youth "a he,
Ills hands rough and brown,
And and fun beamed n eye
Of,his youth who ploughed the ground.
IIc quite well a country Lass
Alass Of beaueous men
beauty grass,
She rustic queen.
This youth oned day, with heart DER r.n,
With love pure
Arrayed n his best bib and tuck
Unto his did 60
To her he spoke in
feture bliss,
lie said his JOY would be
Ifshe wouldn't be his.
".
oh, John, she said. love well,
And fain would be your dear,
Iu ohn-tat -but-John, hate 10 tell
cannot now fear,
on dear John your SUI. amt good
Your clothes ofsye,
And TO walk with you, never could
Adosn the old church aisle.
1fyouIi ge,a at Farnbakers--
The Mamouth Clothing House
IN joyflhy you John
be your beautiful spouse"
And John like q good sensible follow straight away
won't and purchased suit Of clothes OF FARsBAKER and
is now the happiest man alive. Yes, that's SO.
l. FARSBAKER x Son. Gi Ohio Levee.
CAIRO Ills
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

left BY a majority of several hundred
votes. The colored people Of tho city
should not, as they are always too apt TO
do, make color an issue in elections.
They have come TO the conclusion that no
matter how good man may DO, if he is
awhile man thoy ought to vote for the
colored man, no matter how incompetent
he may be. This may DO we'll enough for
awhile, but in the end the colored men of
the city will find it a losing game If
they compel the whites to combine, they
cannot hope to stand long against the
pressure.
FIFTH WARD.-A petition has been
circulated in the Fifth Ward, requesting
Hon. j. +. Gamble TO become q candidate
for alderman. The petition is as follows I;
APRIL 4, 1874.
Mr.. j. Z. GAMBLE-We, tho under
signed, voters of the Fifth ward OF Cairo,
Illinois, would respectfully solicit tina,
you become u candidate for alderman a.
the ensuing election
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NOTICE TO AURORA y. AND NJ.
Inns. 90. POLICY HOLDERS.

Any person holding . policy bearing
siaAse Of the following numbers, viz:
lAsee. 1905, 1878, 1914, 1910. 1910
- iSl7e. will please report the ss ne by
nall - @. W. Quin, ao7 N. Sd street, st.
Lssis, No. - said policies were improp-
srly iAsuel b. unauthorized parties, and
- euppsssd 20 have been stolen, they are
ooseeieaatly not In force. By reporting
~ 49, - Above directed the criminal
nay s. lsasd end punished. q. w. QuIS.
cl-2-lA Genl Agt
CrrnnuY CohHBR ct the Athsnsun to-
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BRlGHAM'S TALK.

WHAT THE DOCTOR KNOWS
ABOUT THE BODY,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07
MOONS TO RENT

In wilcsx block, Washington avenue,
q he lowest figures. lo-4-3.,f.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

hnNIssION ,,..............,. .,..,..,.....G0 Cts.
RESERVED SEAT '''''''''''.."'o ITS
For sale at IIartman's. Doors open at 7, to com
,,.rco a, < o'clock i.5-td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

The LATE School ELEcrIos.--Thero
was considerable feeling on last Saturday
in the canvass for members OF tho board
of education. The question Of color WAS
the Issue. The colored men Of the city,
Or at least large number Of them, con-
cluded they ought to have a representa-
tive on the board, and J. w. Williams, an
intelligent colored man, was put forward.
He made sprightly campaign, but was
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07
ATHENE UM.
TIE ENTERTAIN MINT AT THE
ATHENEUM TONIGHT.
GIN DERELLA AND CHIMNEY
CORNER.

To Mcssrs. Ii. Ii. Csndee, w. IL. Morris,
w. +. Gilbert, and all other psrlici-
pants In tho late entertainment a. Mr.
Chas. Gallighers:
The undersigned having witnessed with
pleasure the late rendition of "Cinderells'
by the ladies and gentlemen Of Cairo,
given for the purpose OF rising funds for
the purchase OF an organ for the Episoo-
pal Church of Cairo, and believing that
others who were in consequence Of the
inclemency of tho weather deprived of
that pleasure, as ourselves, are DESTROYS Of
witnessing repetition Of the play, would
most respectfully ask Of you another per-
fermsuce of "Cinderells' at your earliest
convenience, and in some suitable place
where the characters can DO more fully
represented and more room given the per-
formance--would suggest tho Atheneum
ss proper place.
An early reply is respectfully solicited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

The CoUScIL.-The people of CAIRO
should never allow the election of mem
bers Of the city council to so by default.
They should be reful that the very best
men arc elected. A council of wise and
enterprising citizens can do much for tho
prosperity of the city, while Il council OF
weak men will always inaict injury upon
every interest of the municipality. 1t is
time We should be casting about for can
didates. Nine members are to be elected
and nine of our best citizens should be
pressed into the service.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

"SwEET WILLIAM" We have been
informed that Mr.. Williem Scott, who is
u "tradingsome" sort OF u colored poli,i-
clan, and who does not believe an election
should be allowed to occur before he has
had an opportunity to put dino or two
in his honest pocket, is disgusted with the
progressing canvass for. city officers. 1t
10 too dull for William. There are not
candidates enough. Having done u little
already towards multiplying the number,
William has concluded to induce his
friends TO run for the several offices TO bo
filled at the approaching election. lie
will probably promulgate his ticket with
in few days. All hs efforts TO persuade
Mr.. Pepe to run for City Attorney have
been unavailing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

OHINxIY OoiHSR st Che Ashsnsum TO-
sighk
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07

CHIMNEY CoRsER tonight.
, 1874-07-14

s11EEp-T4c scarcity continues and prices etil ruo
choice mutton Blccp being Ia donnnd ut SI50a5
TnS poos p 2, medium ,a,a1 wess seane st
'''p'A ''i''' 'a'''f aEW W. YoRK SaIa 9'S neao'
New Yona, July 1s.-DEEvEs-rre Offering also,
quality generly msskst seso AID arm 1l It %s'n al
n,1nso ss o~or for a1nav" the week e. advance
pSor to good Texans at sl1o Bales Include II ca1a
j. ssss y 1s' ::s;s sT;ssssss ss ii. i
,2f;as ,2f; = 81 s,1s d. e. Hi ~:
as @ Senicly ta stsei. ~ GsEs oS @9 II
e esEs pvt 12a lsc; cur N owt. 1l@l21o cars
e. 9sos sg ss + s's 1f1ns ~ Ssss
sNEEr tAa9snoeaipts yeste1ay md Sr todaS. esS
eeoo making 1900 for tie week, against lasl
pe"S e @ sa ss1e . e. 5Ss rsz9s Ss
easier but ratLes slow at oat@Ioc III Common 10
ssd s,e d. iis q e.. saae sas cara da SS q
81 g. lbs mms' e: e.so: CARS m do ~ 50 lbs. 81 car DO.
err Illinois do % os, At 61e cara Kentucky la1nbs,
IL saf sss do s5
8}fo car d. ol iSs. At ago; and CIR soarsa II inds
sns .,l0.. 10. IS M es. VI Vt e,le.
ing @ 100 for tho week. agai.t "a 500 laat week mono
otte5ed alive dreaaed frner aud higher, closing at
5At@6ttC4 g.
EAST LIBERTY
East LnEnTT, pa., July 13,-oxr1IE-Arzivals, In-
cludihg Saturday and Sunday. Ill cars best, $1,000
soeioqs msao; o1.sa .t5sa5s@'o' common sSo0ss'9S
Ho0s-Arrivala, 61h cars, including Saturday and
e.25. -"'o
sHEEr-Arrivals, Including saturaay and auutsny.
seS seSmon ST. is1sl 1sSstl 0'@SSo' msdun' sssS0d;
s'' e~',' ST. LOUIS.
s1 hogs 9S Ms 5ay e S 1oo
CATTLE-1tecarts, 1900; quilt nntivo Steers,
70 W1ntered Texans. &. .00@A.25; thro ugh,
, 1874-07-14
THE LIVESTOCK 'MAIiAETS.
CHICAGO.

MONDAY EVENING, July -,
oATTLEnccefvel ainco Saturday, 4Gi5. There
was moro Hfo ~ tho trale to.day tlan any ay OF
fAyorable coultfon az tho Eas.crn markets. apl the
fact TINT the CLAUS Of stock offered for saio as con-
stlerulIy abGYt last weeks average, tho rtnctl
oasscs Of tho Improvement. sppera took hold with
found easy inater to tispoSe OF their stock 1t
Ished,. tile supply Of lhnso descriptions
salsa Of tho day wore ~ extra 1lnoiu etcors averaging
1853 Its at soGs fed by Il. 7. Asprr OF 6hampaign
County, and sod by Gregory. Un51oy T. Co.: 90 e3tra
lllnoia steeru, averaging OIL tla, fed By Joseph
Dixon, Of Henderson County, ind sold by strador;;
y a,srth ssT h, Z Ial lo2 hes overriding l:53
by 1e,upleton Il tjtcele. of hit. Pleasant, Iowa
George Dcntloy Co. sold "a hoa averaging l6a4 lis
ut 1000. There Wero cass Of through Texnns at $lp3
Gs3.76; Of cor1l-fcl do at $4.25@3a5; Rtockors at
The ,npGket closed atm with all good to cholco stock
HulI,
IN our isauo Of Saturday last wo copied paragraph
from tho kalfona! Sosk journal, Of ct. Louis rcfa-
tizo Mr. v. T. KoNnau Of thla city. or courso wo
only ussrod for tho purosa O! showing wAat n.ean
things st. Louis psople Soy, and not with uny In
tentlon of ralaattllB OIL atr. Keonan.
Extra neeyea--dEaded steers. averaging 400
oo!eo ooyos.fns, fat weii formed yoar
70 year old steurs. ayaraR1ng l,9oO to
Good 1nsy fctncd '''ao10
stsers. ayeFsging ll6o to 100 a ..... o.4o067o
Meunm GtsdeTseers H. 3sG m In lair aesl, aver
Butchers ssock-oomulon 10 fair steers @~'-S
and good to 0xtra COWS, for city alau9htar
averaging $50 to .ioo oolbsa.,.,.....,s,,,, e7ttyo
, 1874-07-14

Total circulation returned 81 e2I, coo
The Oomptrolor has received notification from
two Western banks that thcy will rcturn $400, 900
OF their circulation which makeB tho total shown
80 far Httle ovor ga, p0G, 900. Tho City Nutiou-
nl bank Of Now York (hloaes Taylorn} no cir
cnlatton, has, since our laat report, withdrawn
1884 900 in bonds, This makes nearly 90, ,000, 900
Of bonds Withdrawn,
ExTEnM1sAr1Na TIE CHANGERS.
Tho New York Times takea tho recent Wtacon-
sin Railroad 1nw decision very much to heart,
and in its financial column Of Saturday Inst
so1ann1y utters tho following nonsense:
"Adviccs received By onlinons banking flrma
show that q eerlouB aWakoning among the
Graugers is imminent, and that they aro bcgtn-
ming to Wow with Home apprehension tho strong
hostile fe0ling thoir policy has evoked In tho
centres Of Eastorn capital. It Ia fact that a
number Of lending houses in Canada and tho
est hrma IN milwaukee,, inviting them to close
their accounts. and aiBnfyinR their intention to
Withdraw their intereBta from all tho sections In
which tho Grunge sentiment Ia 30 overwhelming,
Ihoy say they do not propose to subject them
selves to the risks Of busfnoss under such arbt-
trary and even coerciyo restrictions and inilu-
onces. It waB also reported that tho Astorg.
Moses Taylor, and other leading Now York capi..
taBts have docldod to withhold oil Contemplated
Investments, md Withdraw their existing inter
eBts from tho dangers OF snch CONTROL It la
worry evident that III the event Of any further az
grcsslvo movement against capital in the Wost
the East ia prepared to resort to yery extreme
moasurcB against tho States 80 Influenced. both
as means OF gelf-protection aud retaliation,
RAILROAD EAnN1Sos.
:. The Financial and Commercial Chronicle pub
!lshos tabular Htatcmont OF tho railroad earn
lngs Tor juno, md from January to juno:
mar
, 1874-07-14

l7o; nrazils. lo@ile; pocapa. To1as, 0g61oHo; VIZ
3al6o; Tennessee 1eaadta. S1@po; African pean'ts,
*efu1SS uSEEN Fnu1rsuozrtes woro in 9ood supply and
,tssier hsf | !. to ooSo q a @ woeE. roIcbss vare
ofrcro1, also Concord grapes from Louisiana and
5,o T. os e. Pss ;os
sss f. sssS 3Ss
ss:ss sssss;s: sssse;ssSs ssS r.
psr RI; earlsn,s. u eo@l:ss g?s oaso peaches,
eoey sfs nd sssss tosh sq "ny
paty Viii ths sugar nartot ooases also ire heli At
fully fato prices Ico continues easy undar n,l over
anppy. asaps. starch spices, and other soods ruled
Dr-CAnp. BopA-7hG47Ht. ~
as2 Na sG9Sa e. Jsy9 s@
SsiiX@a5Ma ra%e ne sss3H25s gssd q do, 2HS
sls ssss'sss,9 e. p;s ssss sss sss:aPs s. 5
s ts rega ,,s' sssrne
as, 'e sasSe dSsisHe; 5sassS 5%s 7''' Caro-
"a! s1:n9'sS i 3{ss
7s:;eIo1s; 6Ne. J. iaX XGie,5s ssisw9.' Se. l,asS
1oot choico brown, 0l3@0>lo; primo do, 0llt38Hc;
fair do, 8KG9pc: choice 1nolnsscs BnBar, DH@DKc:
fair do, 0@uHo common do, 8Aa8Slc. n =. :.
B1nUrs-Dfannond dripa, $l3S@a 1.88; silver dr1ps,
o1tra do, 4e8oc Now Orleans 1nolnRHca, oLoee, $50
$50 do primo, 8o@a2o; do common, T0@12o; rortW
Rico molassep. choice, o5@oao; common olasacs, ss
sALEuArus-Com.no to best, 8,f@o1lo.
6rIoEs--Alleptce, 17sN@19Nc; oloIes, 10000; cas-
siat H537o; pepper, 3at@3oo; nunega, No. st.45G}
LEO 9rgor, African, 2hfa28o do Calcutta, 18321c.
9oAra-dcrmnn mottlcd, 6llt19hc ], Golden Wcat,
4slS5o White Lily, 0kta0ho; While I.oae, 64@6No
palm, G@9Ho sayon 1mrerlal e@GIo; Vhfto Nls-
sian, 694@Go; Champaign G@BHo: primrose, G0aoHo.
srAHo1@slvor l,olv g1oss. o,4@loo: common, 8@loNo;
HAY.Tho higher grades Of timothy and pra,rfo
wore 10 demand and lighor. Tito offerings aro OK
trcn1ely light exoept Of tho common grades Timothy,
primo, $lG0 90 No. $3.50; No. 2, upland, $3.50
@140b mxod $11.60@12 90; primo prairie, $1,000
1000; No. do, fs.oo@s 50; No. 2, or sough $500
Efe. $8.00@g.00.
u1pES-Wero in demand and firm undur light
offerings. Some dealers say they unable to ll Or
ders promptly owing to tho scarcity Of hides. Quota
uons: Green city butchers, 10; green curod, Hight
oYo: heavy. do, 8ko; part odred,. 7@7Ko; gfeon
dry flint, 1e@ioe; dry Mp, iSo; dry saitsd, Ia@ito;
deacon sk3ns A6n; Br,bby, seoroa, cut or otherwise
damaged. twothtrda price; branded, 10 per cent or
Sheep petite. wool estimated washed, u b. 81 SiOo
AoRs-Wero quoted At 12>s@soo. tho oulsido for
Ti10N AND RTEET-fortfnuo4 Il, !. so,,..s
, 1874-07-14
n. Carol'naa, oltl.... 10
N. CarolihaB, llow... 20
Tenr,cssces, otl..... II
Tcnt,cHsces, l1ow.,.. or
virginia.. ilew...... D(


-, :, az tne aalo or South Englewood property 1o
Mr.. Robert @. Giyius; by Ellison, pomorov 4
20, Ct thotr enlesroonlB yesterday, therc ware
lots Hold na follows,
LII Block 4 Lot ID Sor aim, 1,,,. or .a a,
= oS" z. aaob q luz VtoVi Hot6 ~ And Il
Tor Sl70i Lots az and 20 for $170; Lot 20 IN,
G1G6. Iota m md st ror aim, To- IN a., @,oo
49,. ~ 49,, =, ~ .ar ~ ~ SA''i "ot % toF 41tu
Aoss ao anu ~ Tor @l86.
In Block 2, Iots 1 and for a17t; Lot q. fr
T'oon ;, ~ 90. .os y, Ill nlocK =, for el71
LOIS ana ., IN Block 7, for a1o5.
utoo1, IA for aim 1'A ~~e"' 'oo' ''' "
n ano K II TX ~ IL, n,a,;. . .s. ..,x
L., i9,oaJ. = - r'!uuA = Apl p4l0i 11Ot q,
N BLOCK 4. Tor &1O5s LutB aud 4. In nlact 4
for $l08 Lot a., Ia Block 4. for sim T,nta nj
&c. 80, and 81, In Block i. for aim: T!nts 10 an1
, 1874-07-14

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. July 11-l1A. m.-Flour cts, :Wheat-
minter 1ls9lls Cd arrtng 1Qs@1us Iii nhito l2a(a
d?s =: g club ~ Ad8l:s ID. Corn, a5s Cd. porE,
L!vknrooI. July 1880 p r.--Whcat-spr1uo:
1os aaGelos lid. Corn, a5s id. neat unchanged,
J.. i5vEnr9oL, Ju)y 1a.-Oo.ton quiet; mil1lluR up.
iaGd. hAa; m!dlling Orleans, Bssd; salos i2,cGQ
400 bains. e~'oA'
=, brealstufa quiet. 1lcd Western sprina wheat,
los 2d@l0n I'D. Corn, 95s I'd.
ChouAa-G2s, ~.
T"rrantine--28a Ga(331p.
LONDON July 13-llate for money at tho Htock Ell.
chnnK1 Oh Government socuritiea per cent Amount
o. bullion Eono 1nto the uAnk Of England On baulloo
d99t,ey: Glo'o oonsola-Money, o28@o3x account
Omitted States Aecurties-t-2o1 Of 1865 10s91: 1867
@ooaoa l05 new o. 10AA; Now York 0outrai'
Tal!1w-41s.
Lseed 0ll-07s 0d@99s
TurlHntlne--aGs.
IAnts July13. .--Reutes, off 49,
FAAsxxoRr. July 13.-lsj2s, VII.