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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

Hall OF the Red River Pilots Benevolent AssOca-
ton. New Orleans August /, ie74-Tne Directors
ami members of this Association hereby request
I'll to a. tend Regular Annual Meeting FIR the cleo
ton OF a board Of Directors 70 be hell on TUES
DAY, September |, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Pune
tnal atten ancei is requisite t. All members expect
ing he absent entitled to vote by proxy.
b, order of JOHN II. LEWIS President.
JNO. A. MoUGHoN, Secretary. AL BOT
Special Notice to Shippers-New Orleans and
Mobile Railroad Company General Freight O.hcr,
New Orleans July 80 IS14.-PoVder, Petroleum,
or its Products AMI other combustible artlccs viii
b. received for shipment by this company On MON
DAYS only from this date X. ID. T. ,tPENTER,
jyoOOt General Freight A-ent.
tOr Grand lsle-Leaves every Tuesday and Natur.
via Morgan TeXa. i,ailioad at ! \. NJ. The me
tssenger steamer lSOssier, W. L. Boarnlal mas
ter l.. Walden, clerk, will leave regularly above.
trains which leave at A. NJ connecting it'll the B''s
AT the crossing Bayou des Ailenianes Tickets
lie procured 1t the Olico of Z. A. Whitney Co..
Ard at the Railroad depots. Fare each way, incud
my Kailr,.ad and Boat, - 80 meals extra Baggage
checked through to boat For further particulars
sppl, to G. A. WHITNEY & Co, -
jy7 I'm and Nil st.st,n"nt agents.
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FND EINr-THE LARGE ThREE-STORl
/ store. No. 81 Canal street. now occupied by
Mr.. 7. Milochee. Possession iven on LIST October.
Apply to l. BLOOM Il co, corner Magazine and
Nat..iez streets. a,I2 I'm
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The Second Ward Democratic Club viii hold IA
me citing this "Wednesday evening 4 7;3o O'Clock,
at III ir club room, corner of Clio and Liberty
Streets
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| The Twelfth Ward Democratic Club VIII meet
| at Councii Hall, corner # Berlin and Magazine
| streets, on Thursday evening, Al ust dth, at 8
D clock Business Of Importance on hand.
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Special NOtice-ExcursiOn Tickets by Steamers
Natchez and Il. T.. Lee, leaving SATURDAY. at )
p. NJ. and returning SUNDAYS at 5 p. NJ. Fare for
the trip 81 so Tickets good for two days only.
For sale by j. JANNEf,
AMI III Common
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

The Rough and Ready Sixth Warders hold a
meeting tonight at their hall, on St. Philip
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

Time or Departure.-The Nail Train BY the Great
jackson RailrOad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
~ Calliope street 1t O'clock r. ~. connecting with
~ taAt trains North, Ea.t and West Pullman Pal
An, Can On ali trains iva
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~ CARVER COTTON GINS - WE HAVE
II. now on hand large assortment Of these
celebrated Gins, alse Gin Material Of all descr1p-
lions, which we offer for sale at reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents E. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers IN Bagging. Ties and Irvine.
;v9 I'm No u Union strf ct
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NOR kENT-A rWO-oTORY HOUSE. NO. 81
Il tlaibo ~, between Hravier and Common,
within half square of the market gas in all depart
ments can be had at a reasonable price, by applying
premises. lJl II
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.,vn EENI-IHE THHEE-SIOEl FlliE-
l. pouf Store. No. ll2 Pnyoras street, now occu-
| pied by Raum & Co. Apply to CHlSM q BOYD,
no. lvl Puy,iras street. jy3 II
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DR.. w. &. Austin, renidence and ONCE 5e
IT. Charles, First street Office hours tIOn !
. A. NJ, and frAu halfpast s to halfpast +
Slate ut Geo A. Fosiiick & Co.'S. NJ. - Carondel
.trsst. ORDERS left there promptly attended To- i
iu14 If .E4t, NJ gov g. NJ 4.tst
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AUTHORIZATION PIs1ZECH
approximations Of 5000 each for The.
nine remaining units of the same tan
Of the number drawing the 34NAl0
pTlLo Alc VkwHS44
approximations Of 5000 each for TIN
nine remaining units OF the saIne tn
of the number drawing tho $lNN9
prize are ......................... XE
approximations Of 300 each for IL
nine remaining units At tbe Same ten
prize are ........... :............. 1As
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l.OK RENT-THE LARGE THkEE-STOki
store No. 81 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine, with all the fixtures, gas, ETC., therein
.rsupiesl 10y MeaArs. Forvileilner 4 HAi'er Pos
gwen On LIST September. Apply t., }. TUR-
CUIrE corner Canal and BAlUnhe. lcz7 Il
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i,,....,. rnOM lsr OF AUGUST. SECOND
i lnlr .,i,l Fulrtii storys OF Store No. III Cana
street. rolru B,liLling Royal street. Apply to
49,. iVJ In
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19
Important Resolutions.

Thu following pr~smbio and resolutions
IN reference 20 eircutsiing newspaper
among the Patrons Of Hasbandfy, we're
adopted by . council of Oranges IN 10.
diana, ADD will commend The mseives "a
the couaidera len ~ tho rstf0us every.
sharc.
The success Of the or ler depends up0E
tho inseIligcsss Of is members more
than their n,lpiber. aud the best say 10
promote ihaa intelligence and render u
efficient Tor the good Of the order. Is 70
soc that every member reads some pa
per devoted TO It's interests.
The great want OF tho order u inielli-
gebt organization. The enemits OF the
order are numerous and powerful. Its
friends should neglect no means to in
crease their strength and efficiency.
With q few exceptions. tho Agricultural
Press have been true 10 the farmers in
this great movement, and those that
have proved faithful, should receive q
liberal support.
WHEREAS, Intelligence among the mas
SEES is one Of the most effective means by
which to protect themselves against the
power of capital, it therefore, becomes o
duty to diffuse general intelligence among
the people, and
WHEREAS, The press is the most eflic-
lent mems we have for the diffusion OF
knowledge among men, and
WLNREAs, 1t is one Of the main objects
of the Patrons of Husbandry to educate
themselves so as to stand more on an
equality with their fellow men in other
calliDgs, and
WHEREAS, The leading newspapers Of
the country are conducted in the interest
of capital. thers fore,
RESOLVED, That this council recon-
mend to the oranges that they make the
circulation OF newspapers devoted to the
interests OF the ordtr among their mem.
bership, a matter deserving spe cial atten-
ton. and that We invite publishers to
send specimen copies to this council
for distribution among the delegates Of
the grangers, 70 that zach grange may be
its own agent and canvaf3Nr Tor the cir
c~vlation of papers at a ess cost than pub
fishers can off rd when they must bear
the expense OF paid canvassing agents.
JOHN s. GRAY,
Pres. OF Co. Council, Montgomery Co.,
Ind.
JOHN L. MILLER, Sec.
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TO THE
md Debfittn'
OF Both Sexes

/ No Charge for Adries and Ce"s
DIR. ]. B. Dxorr, graduate Of Jei's's
Medical College. Philadelphia, s n'o
several valuable works, can DO cons s~
on all diseases Of the sexual on oI ~
Organs, (which he has made IN e.
study either in male or female no
from. what cause originating or OF DC. -
standing. A practice Of 80 years en-
him to treat disc asses with ,ess C''s
guaranteed. Charges reasonable -.
at . distance can forward letter deeo-
symptoms and enclosing stamp 70 pr
postage
send for the Guide to Health. Prise ~"
J DY01T, ". ID mxr
Physician aud Surgeon, mf Duane 90
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Tie ke~~Ns laas st@ ss 900 ~
sA~s iss* - sssh - ss~ q a. A. ~
fAsa~frss 4tsHss n $50 - s<As fhs
H*s . -fssp~ss*f s4~ no p..sm sha~ss
AAA~s ~ ~ fs@s ss~Ms
Ha~a hssssassf has@nfsf ssasfs
rssr~ s~tsaT sss@ 80 sssa
Ahf saaw sgsf issnf mlfs
Fss* nF So fsfy - ~
~ a~Maf - hsaas sAms hssa# sat hss
@NysaFs a~m ~,whs ~
w. ssa fhaes As@f ~~sfaafsf AsmN
Mms s~ssafsl ~ ~
8saa hesnaf eessnfsl hsas
NaaaaA hsv s@g@ ssssf est e.
NAs~s pssAsst hsmts seps helss : 10.
Tkat ~ saihi~a ssshs 10 81
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~ MFfhesfs 4.fssf ~.
M4NN. h8~ fAsm hsefs sns~t ass
whss msae #ss~ "A mee
WV NM*Hffss #ttNf HHH
Thsy'ss es~As kss~ sss
- Hus~ as pea hsss - sAs< ~@ft
OH ksast aef h~sfa sed hrsw
Asu ssam fb@ a~~yiwm uasa
At m@ 80. ssi ssy - m~
Wbsa. asssh me tsl%is. sss a aaht.
Thsse hssts siA iat1sl
nas ~ hsYanI ihif shsfo~ tsgr,
Wars III ahsahs aad fass.
4 hess fsl eel sls~es Asas etl hshas
VIA palms n rlssoyy bsss.
whess ssysisi streams. ibfsash sadisss
Gays.
Fiow oyss aoffsn sahis.
AnA whsrs lhs sa ufow y0gnN ~ in,
IN clap ny moshass tssd~
Eatks NJ Oars.
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r. X. r.
RADWAYS READY RELIES
CURES TINE WORST PAINS
In from One 10 Twenty Minutes
NOT ONE HoUg

70 OH4 NOW
sfsfs4 if ~ sfsFfmassf eos W af
SWIM NIfH f4fg
rtnHAaa hgfnY. rgLffr ~ a cvsn fuH
NFEAf FAfA
wasfhe aHt aalH
Tho Only Pain Remedy
fisf ifsf8HTH faHf ne rrsF aHsFaa4UHf #ras aH4ss
ffd1lurf Hs1s W cHf1f fnafsafaaHt fIfH ~ ~
lanfs p h1ffet 10 aflaf sanf % Hislnt -
~ sE1a OggTrT szyrr afyrrrs.
gq, Ta,.r hee t..e' q stsfursnge iis tsie -
Nauualls srnsftei ghb duaae muy aaasG
RADWAT'G READY BELIEF
VIII BrfUNn tgsfAyr rAsE
iNFLANiAuHN.gF Inh Ft.Fkfs
roe, ,,s,-,isfiS ygt n9s tHE BLAoDEH.
Nt'AAA@ti'N W y 90 ~,fn trxos
SORE THROAT, Diggtg aEATni
~nYsTzEics. ca5CF'' biSf1F y, I"h n1'Hh
HEADACHE. roornAruE II'N'1N
COhu CffLtg, AgrE Ctfits
The pgbgfnansffhe Rsi.ay H"ifcrtr he rartnr
naItl uhe = The rN1 vs. hinculg eAisis w%tlnf1fd ease
,l rgsg,y Sm.s ~ n RSIr g 'ssElsg e y,,e5, vyr,dig9Fsy
bYsEsfHEY'' c,s.ir. WIND I rHg S6Wsiss,
aud ni INTERNAL rAtNx
i.,y.lsTs .hauid ai,yayt carry q bo'Il q .
wafer viii prevent sickness or pnins from ehanae OF
water III better than French Brandy or Buffers asa
stil1ulauL
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cu-ed for any cents There Is
not a remedial agea, m this world that vii cure Fever
aud Ague aad all other Maiarinns, Blnus. Scarlet,
LAYS PILLS 50 Quick a. READY RE.
LIEF. Fiffy cents per bottle.
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Occasionally, and in fact, very
often, we see published expressions
from outsiders, who seem TO profess
much interest in the Grange move
ment, respecting its secrecy. They
wish everything made public and at
tempt to advance proof that 70 DO
this would be a vast Improvement
and would serve to wonderfully
strengthen the order. We hope all
such advisers will be treated with
the contempt they deserve. They are
enemies to the cause and know that
lis secrecy is Its life. They also
know that by making the workings
public, it would ENABLE them 10
operate in direct opposition to any
enterprise put on foot by the Patrons
of Husbandry ; and they would in
variably seek 10 overthrow all
new undertakings, unless they could,
By some trick, SO manipulate matters
as that the real profits would find a
resting place IN their golfers.
The secresy is as surely necessary
to existence and success Of the order,
as blood is to the perpetuaiion OF
human life. We are not uneasy,
however ; we are satisfied the trick Is
is too transparent to affect anything
to the burt OF the cause.-[Subsoiler.
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HEALTH BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoOD-INcREt use
Of FLESH AND W"hiGnf-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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The VALUE OF WOOD ASHES
The virtues OF wood ashes are fully
appreciated but in few localities
They contain all the earthly ingredi.
ents which plants demand for food,
and of which orr old lands quite
generally have not @ full supply
the potash, soda, lime, etc, having
migrated when the milk and stock
were sold. If ashes r applied to
land without being composted they
produce a good effect for a few years,
but the land, if plowed, becomes too
destitute of vegetable matter ; or if
applied as top dressing to grass
land it becomes so compact that tir
will not penetrate it, and without
aeratioD only moss and other short
rooted vegetation will grow.
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Kidney Do Bladder Complaints,
DR.. RAILWAYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~rerfcctIy tastcless, elegantly coated win sweet gum,
purge, regulate. purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rad
ways Pills. for the cure OF al disorders of the stomach.
Liver. Bowels kidueys, Bladder Neryurs Diseases
Headache. Constipation, COstiveness. Ldiger;isn. Dys
pepsia, Biliou<ncss. Bilious Fever. Inflammation OF The
bowels Piles, slE all ii"rnnReu' ns OF The Internal
Viscera. Warranted IL tneri u positive cure. Purely
Vegetable. containing no mercury minerals or deieteri-
Gus drugs
A few doses OF RADwAy's THIS will free the svs-
ten from all the above nalnctdisnrders. Price. % crats
per Box. soil BY pkUOtIST%
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send ono letter
York Information worth thousands viii be sent you.
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An UnfaihRg Remedy for
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENFSS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA.
SORENESS of the TIfiiOAr, CHEST
and LUNGS. and all Diseases leading to
CONSUMPTION.
1t will not make new lungs, but it will pre-
vent the disease from spreading throughout the
whole substance of the lungs, therefore %facilita-
ting recovery
1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and
Banks, oil wondertui healing properties, and this
Balsam is highly recommended by yiysi, ian,
clergymen and others. testimonials from whom
| can furnish without rnm6er.
The children like it and they tell
1t cures their colds aud makes them well
And mothers seek the stoIe 70 try il;
With hundreds who desire to buy il.
Don't fail to try it. 1t is pleasant to take.
See that the name of f.. w .Kinsmau is bic " n in
the bottle.
~ Sample Bottle and CiHcu,ar Free. al
u. w. KINsMAN, PROP,R.
Wafer Street, ...----..... AUGUSTA. MAINE.
Prices IS and IS Gents. Largest Bottles cheap
est.
s. 1000 for a better article.
$40, 900 for a case II will not cure.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
aeA-For Sale by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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DR. RAD WAYS
SirSaparillial RGSOlVGlt

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: so
I09bpYN BS Nd ROE uni HHDE EftE rH iRli iSFEnlE ME
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
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0sn osa Was unusually casor Mt moon, but ut tho

o dofs was nl.usnally caslor Mt noon, but ut tho
e'gaS TeN Was feo|,. quoted tic same az yesterday
chaSo ',o'G,tH ~ Were ratlor moro octyo st u
,ra fatcH, Mt 10 f0r corn to buffalo, G1fu for
Mhoss Mons 10, 70 40, ana o33o for wheat to Oswogo
nnoto was considerable competition for frojcI,t
;,s o. TUG part Of steam carriora a for t,o rest
total ge5AG1a oq .ake1, yero Chiefly sssor!e"
bt b 10y atoooo bs wheat 175ooo bu corn and 00o
Provisions wcro In lottor 1omnna, and firm, all
%oro n.rfep rfe9p{ 'aa III ,le srtolp Of shoulders. which
neas, but becaugo TIDY iavo roconty boon sou,o-
what WHAT oyerratoti. Other moa.a vote il,m and
a Ilot, , VII, almost nothing aalo AIoss pork
and aa hgsf inc 81 IN pred
wtth /. stronger feoling ln Old. The reports ,tn
nt Or nhort crops of corn and hogs in
a.t ene Weat o., stimulated the short inter
esaag M uaauco ss tnoy 90 etpp0ar tDp ,aoro to ho
aaoS4 aaaiuS4ng buyers of Europe who ndvanced n,oats
oatgls Per liz lbs to-day. Tho receipts Of hogs
aro ,e moderate, ID and tho number Of good LOGS
Mnong ma tIem IL worry small while the farmers ot
Inos1) ieot foremost, hcng moved theroto by
iaets hayo already been discounted, aud OH tint
To nnn1 "qlot ac9so c5aon tIey ~; s1e parsaly felt
hf.eos; 9s o., MSsa pork, oasl. or sol!or August,
seos eHeei Eecaa, a9 sel|sF s,7 s5 o95onSr
van ~ nli.outG,1fl2t3i do, aell0r tho
ohtaey e' Gsid ai' ess sanqsFy "a yyos1 in
August sM45@f46o; do, sailor sA soptem. d aea.
10! oer, 81, sM1.5oi - Do. seller October s14.75
sanos sssa s'11an 1ara ~ it e'Drssf
lat4@l33lo per Ii for 1a@l0 ii averages try.,
, saiied meats, loose, at 8l1@sxc for asl,ouil- !
ders, cash and solfcr September; 121663l2,lo for
s!,ort ao H. ,caa' aud l3A@12c Heor septom-
aei;r Ser; l2@lso tor short clesr. eaah, and 126c
ste por 10 above these prices summer Tong
clears. 1lkc. Bacon nlcata 0xlo for shouldors
12ho fol, short ribs, 1s>,5o tor short cloar.
all packed tn hhos; tho Same loose, "a
tSTcF Ssg r. Bacon hams, l6eD1Go Mcss beof. $1t.25
~. M .M]@26.oo. City tnllow. 8@3Ac; grease nomi-
nal at G@oo. saloH woro REPORTED Of 10 brjB
mess pork at $22.75; 600 brls do at s22,021%:
lo9 eo9 brla do seller September at s22.o2T;
seor 9oR eft5 oc.sG 40 Goars a 2225 5 1000 brs
tho year at sl7.o0; 200 tcH la1d at s14.2o: a5o
leg. do aollor September at |14,50: 1J0 tea do
se'!er =, tho year at s11.1215; 7b0 tcs do at
;ll.001l; 75o tcs do at s1l.60; $50 tcs do Seller
,eer Fobruary at Sl1.15; 600 tcs do 1t 9il. .1a1S:
soo 9ge lbs shoulders ut R}}1: 50 boxou long clear
Floar, waA very dull ami little better than
iomlhal. I!lero was no uonnand for shipment,
'ua very little for local uBo while The few sales
nude wore noar!y I'LL on private tcr,ns, Prices
sofo probably about the Ba1na On yesterday, tic
lrlner fcoling itl wheat not bong favorable to
nrtl,er decline IN tlonr. Dran was quiet md
.;sady. Sales 'vcro reported Of 15o brls white
iner !uaa ea.tas on private terms 25 brs spring
&c teims IS brla a'lporalles 1T *4.25. Totai
W brla. Also, 10 tons bran Mt 815.0D, on track
tonH shorts at 915.UU delivered, The mnrket
osoa with aollera at tho following faugo OF .
, 1874-08-27

AheYtoNf d&Js1
Ths Illinois nyor worry nearly divides this stnt, tnto
,ss avesagc W. form This opinion fro personal oh
sofeea @ IN the east part tito corn ero viii be- short
,ct Snrn g. yery much tt patches, which makes ii
Lrom peorda to Fsrbury wo would nut Io nor rant
Fl ne 60 under r. m 1yesago From Fairbary to lie '' slao
u at '20's g. soti GSny y sst sSa'h 1o, q A.
eastern ri Of sate viii not n axeesa ss9
o Of ho on,o , Hysr Si,lsr' I'M ae
including Kansas and Nobraeka will equal one.taf Of
ways correct the farmers Of c or any
should Ut onco undertake to deerins tbs nosfnn ~
s s nIco ., y taor oTn Our
aalla!o tnat which 1t will fotch during tho wioer
IL aung op'a !n'a xsw We recommend MI who have corn
~ ssto ana aou 1t over for the summer MARKET Such
"a Get uloh this advice will put money in THAR own
,"a ana money NO bollcyo, ia tLe great induce
A'sa' III" incentive 10 growing largo aellS of corr.
AUSTRIAN GRAIN.
81. LomRaut, gentleman we'll yersed in nro-
d,lco statistics, haH published IL, tho 15nnjno'.
Ne9ue ah article Oh tho crops Of whcat. ryo. Md
,yoey roy ID Austria: Ihe total aroa planted with
ooo zoch (of 0.eaa English square yards, co,,nl 10
porchas), Of which 2.537,00G zool, ,,oldod an
nYeFage erop. 7,4ao, 900 zooh more Than aver.
crop cs The area p!anted Will 1yo naa G, al. .ooS
crop. 1,osd.oo6 more than t au a. nyerase ere
crop, l,057 COO less than, a,a ayorano. Tne
n urea n planted into barloy was 9,a20, ,sS0 zoch.
q NY ws!Sh a1 1s lseo GOO yielded an evorugo crop
$4,000 zoch less than an avorago crop cop. '''A
LATEsT.
Wheat was only fairly sotiyo iu tie Afternoon.
CLOSING E@lc higher. Seller the month opeued
a. s4sac s9ld ap to 952@c. and closed at 55l1oo
v13he ,Tf s.,1s hoer SEPTEMBER ut ss@9ic, closing
gniot but firm ct III advance OF 1k6Dy1c, closing
t at W 80 bid soller ths mouth, aud Gj1{o aolnr
septemhar, aud about G7o TOR Octobor. Data
were e quiet o. IN mt stronger at 492@@iso for the
sat,eady, with saes Of 250 brls seor tic yoar at
: l!.oo. Laid was higher; sales Include 25D tca
at Sl!.75 cash Two yeBsols woro taken, ouo for
sor to Buffalo at Sc; mud the other for wheat at
,asty about o0,o0u bu wheat, aud 100000 bu
, 1874-08-27

latotH ~ abundance, tie prjces obta,uod ,vo,,1
Seem to bo about what al1ol prunoriv IL III tr"st"
Mnics. ~"''"4't" toF&
Tho following Instruments vero {,,od for r,o,,x,
Oil "Wednesday, Aug. 20' ' ''' '''o4u
CITY PROPERTY,
sou Dearborn s 1s IT ii Of ,Htl',tf'a0"' y,
III 2!x123 IT. Wilt, building, talod A,s. pi.s ANN
South Doarharn st,a o cor OF Thirty.afth ''o''
ret, " I, 4skt23 IT, ia!ea Aug. Is. ..,,,:,. ANN
T9!rtfent, e,n ,,: s 1oos at. nt ia1i2i
rass ~ '$s stS ef Veal oo t. ii; 1000
1a5H #, with t8sl23 It In sa,uo Dlock, with
r;pnerS c,aer Sroner'y: datod Ag 5000
ITO sa:iooxl2i It with o5 8l-iDoxi1 II on
opposite cornor t'atea Aug. 2o.........,,,, 4soo
Hubbard It, 90 It N Of Lincoln at, II, 31sioo h''o
,,ani, WIN. WIN .Mntoyen'ots, M tate. A,g 2t... COCO
iii ated edIa' Auu s: & IL ot state IT. A. 2uKdo II,
A5sS'S'a ,, Il Tirtiiai i, 10. 1850
ycrnon ar VIII isp 4tg 2f e. Tii:tvs,v: 1900
caTTe!l @ " siS i Of WOOD It, sl1iii il 1900
,'es:s s? 11si y! {! Ct Hubbard H. si;ss Il 400
cyE9ura ay. u II Of Southport ay, swx Wv
15x04 It, dated Aug. g.7......,,..,,..' mn
NORTH or otrY.LlA1rB wtT1i1NA RADIUS or MFRS ~
Undivided u Of lot as, Block i, Of Block IN
q Of Sec. ID, ~, II, datod A,lR, ri. ...s.. nm
soofh OF WITHIN RADIUS or MILES oy
counr-liouRE.
10y , oI u !! n 60 acres Ut II x Sec. 6, 49,
lot la and 4 Of Lot ii, sossnneskols; no:k 7oo
W III nee. III, 38 IA, daol Aug. 20. ..,.... 27oo
WEST or cirs-A1A1rh WITHIN nAn1us or MILES v or
Lots md 2, n1ock Of "ngess Ynsnr Tsi,ot. Int.
to3, Nc; Bock /, 1sortlcn's " i Nc II Hcc.
10, 40, II, tRtesl Jouo es..............,,. 1.2oO