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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

NV NoEK. SEPT. srh. ls,s
MES-Rs. MILLER Bios Dear Sr--N -. "a,
pl,s>e accept my best thanks To- the boY .,
"ANTIEO." vhich I have fully tired and thipt
perfect a. q ace puwder. Hoping your ~ pr.spar
auon will meet With the sGuce-S- 10 justly deserves
beg - remain. Your. Painfully.
JEN NE HUGHES Theatre Couiqge.
For ss.s by John Bengston.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
CLIMAX! CLIMAX !

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
IthasnO parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound or
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfOr thesame price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
he Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.


Poi- W,k-EE
9sEsTES iLEysLA 10 n i .nl &ssas
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

By the 2sth they we're ensbled to get to
work with small force, and this they
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases OF diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious Corr
plants, rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accouts of perfect CURES effect.
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
tB- Sold by Druggists everywhere
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
Sd Liberty Street, New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03
jOos de Mayo de 1903!

Indofenso el leon sobre laurelos,
En- Ia liza gloriosa arrebatados
AL furor ndomable de mil pucblos,
Tranquilo sin igual, feliz reposa,
Cuando Marie, blandiendo fera espada,
Las crestas del Pircne al punto cubre
Con sus galas y barbaras legiones.
Jn grito al fin resuena A.
Que al hombre asusta y a la madrq< ina
Los concayos canones -
Convierten la campina en- cementerio,
Tiembla bajo su peso Ia .ancha terra,
Y el g6nio del sepulcro ALI preside
Llamado por ell rayo de la guerra.
El cGlebre guerrero
Que desde el Milo 4 la feraz Castillo
Con sangrc de valientes salpicada,
Dej6 la TERRA, ante ell baldon Sc humilla
Y Gl hicrro servil con mano osada
Tambien quiere cenir al pueblo ibero.
Al pueblo aquel que I'm dia
Encerrado en- los muros de Numancia
Con indomable arrojo y valentla,
Antes que ser. esclavo de un tirano
Sepultose en- las llamas,
Y solo escombros lie dejo al romano.
Ell que al arabe altivo
Ea oeho siglos de combate rudo,
AL nombfe de la patria sacrosanto,
Fae de Ia p4tria y religion escudo.
Ei que valiente atraves5 los mares
X ca Ia .humilde cabapa
De. p2bro ind1io coIocc5 al rnaieFo
h III ID II, l;Oha an5abie n5ai Esbba..a,
Td que en- 81 Turco en- f6l hifviente go!fo
Los potshteS SDAjclaa destraiste g e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

"lTriste condicion de las cosas hu-
manas!- 80. no parece sino que esta7
mos sometidos & ia fatal intluencia de
AN ssaeflo letarGico que nos Istarie j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03
Pero .ta potente en- Ia batalla
E pee, ,eastellano,
Gontra .5corso tirano
POderosa Y frInfsima muralla.

Cayo Velarde al fin. Martir querido,
Columna del honor, de la fe escudo,
Heroe de bendicion, astro de gloria,
va tn pueblo oprimido, 81
En- ell combate rudo
Spcumbe por La patria peleando
SIN escuchar tu acento:
Va Sc arrastra en- el polvo del tormento
Y el nombre de la Espana sacrosanto,
Por el c6ncavo espacio resonando,
lDesde .els samargo duelo
Sdbe q pefderse en- la region del cielo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03
ALEXANDRA INFlEsTA.
HISTORIA Y NECESIDAD

DEL R1EG0 DE -aUAYAMA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03
gQEYIN AERCANTIL DE PUgRYlRICo..

iSfbodo ? dc Mayo de 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

territorio de los dos pueblos es tan
pipgue ysalndable. Con la Suppression
de unas yeinte J. cinco hacicndas dc
cana en- pocos atios, desaparecieron
tambien un crecido nllmeno de fami-
las propietarias cuYas necesidadeS, au-
mentando elTconsumo, eran proyecho-
sas para vel tenderp, para el artesano,
para Ell industrial yApara Eeprimir en-
gran parte los progresses del PaYperis-
mo. .,Llenos de pesadlmbre exclamaba-
mos "a donde iremosr 4 parar dentro
de otro igual perfodo de amos si conti-
naamos bajola ,copdiciones de, hoyS
SHasta cuando rebusaremos compren-
der que q rapido progeso de- la villa
de Ponce data del establecimiento dc
sus riegosf
No Sc crea, no, que luestra persis-
tencia on la ejecucion de una phra tan
necesaria sea con la mira de enrique
Ger q los hacendados. Facl aerk con-
yencerse de que 81 deseamps con ardor
Ia realizaciop del proyecto, 10. l!evamos
otro fin qpe Iel de u prosperidsd gene
raj, nj tenemos otrp desep sino. cl de
que Sc lexante este pueblo de 81 estado
de abatiRientno Para clio auisieramos
extirpar radicalmepte las nraocu upacio-
mes que sonia gangrena, que debllita,
heoe imRQtnptes + capdqcs 4 nna muer-
Il 1ieft 4 ppeetEa egric icNltgEa. y CO.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
COUDERsPORT PA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 1874.

month Of June The farmers are IS
busy too, and what is bitter yet we
hear no talk Of Panic; unless now
and then word that's dropped in
sympathy with some friend in the
"States.'
Money was never plentier and to
judge hy the amount one sees upon
the street, in bags or carried on
mems shoulders. there is no danger
of its being scarce here soon. Il
does not seem like money to me yet.
When ! take it I always think Of
chips and have to reckon what twill
buy before realize its value.
In few days l will make trip
down the coast when | will write
again and tell more of the climate
-Aiirgapy County Reporter.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04

less Of these outward appearances
than many Of His modem disciples.
He preferred the docrs Of the word
to hearers; the son that seemingly
re used to oley his fathers com
mands to him that proiessed his
readiness lut neglected bis work ;
the ! erctjcci Lut chGrlioJje S; m ritan
10 the uHcLagitGHe and orH cd Il
Priest end Ievite; and those who
gave food to ye hungry. drink to the
thirsty. and rHimcnt to the naked,
entertainment to the stranger and
never heard his name. declares
shal. n the last day be acccptei.
when those who cry Lord. ord. who
value thcmsllve on their faith though
great enough to perform miracles,
but have neglected good works. shall
bc rejected. He professed that he
came not to cell the righteous but
sinners to repentance. which implied
in His modest opinion that there
were some in his time 50 good that
they needed not him for improve
ment; hut nowadays we have scarce
~ q i,Hje p0rSon that does not think
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
IPubli he'd by Request ]
Why Truth goes Naked.


List TO ale wei wo t. ee~:
OF all who wit and sense admire
l.yited-it is cletF-
some ages prior 70 NJ ew Prior;
Falsehood and Truth, upon a slme.'
One day in June's delicious weather
tTwas in distant age and imc).
Like sisters, look a walk together,
On on their merry way they took,
Through fragr int wood and vertIant mead
To where beech beside a brook low
Invited rest beneath its shadow,
There, sitting in the pleasant shade.
Upon the margins grassy mating
"a velvet cushion ready madel,
Tie II companions feil to chatting,
Now, Willie in youble discom So
On this and that their tongues were running
IS habit lid each Speak-peI force
lie he is frank, the other ca &
Fasehood, ength impatient gr,
With scandals Of her own creation,
said, since we two are quite alone,
And ~ screened from observation
Suppose in this de ighlml Iin.
u all around is SO plopitiaus.
We take bath" said Truth, Il will
bath, I'm sure, viii he delicious!''
At this Eer robes she east aside
And in the stream thar ran before her
She p'ungcd-lke Oceans happy bride
As naked aS ner mother bore her.
Faisehood ut leisure now un}Tcssed;
Put OF the robes her limbs that hamper.
And h wing donncd Tiuils snowy vest.
Ran oil a. .. she could ~camper.
Since then The subtle maid, in soCth,
s..
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04


orG ,rI ,.,.;,, 1o'', 80: - q 'teh
New York Times some ynTZ. snicv
letters, from Washington, from which
we take some extracts;
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04

81, r,,,,,.,.s.,,, ~, ~, 49,,
Mr. Eu,Ton.-ts Won wanted n,,.
IDEAS of this place set myself +.
the task of rivirr them at onca f.r
| have some that are most decided
1t would be strance Won know for
Us to reach here Mt this season by
the Overland route without aIvel.-
ture. We had our little excitement.
All had gone pleasantly till we got
TO tie summit, ONLY two hundred,
and fifty miles from ; nc.sco.
There we stopped 30 minutes fot
breakfast" J." and learned there was /.
rain off the track two miles below
in the hcds. Three engines wcr.
lust etartin the scue-go,g
chance to see the trouble so 7 jumped
on. "Four hours drlay," 1t locke
to me more Ike four DAYS. Tire.
locomotives and 20 ca We're INN
med and smashed to~rthcr IN flo,.
snow.sbcds on 2 badly damao,I track.
But Til, was California 20 | ken.
still. These three new cno.ncs wyr.
made fast 10 fine first tha+ wa .si-.
abed and l9ying acr, the track
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
II. Il. GOODSBITl,
CASH paid FOR Fine Humber.

SASH. BLINDS zud DOORS on hand or man
iaCtuTrd TO order.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04


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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
tFrom the Buffalo Commercial Adyertiser)
Original Letter from Benz. Frank
lin to Whitfield.

THE following letter from Benia-
min F'ankl II to the Rev. George
Whitfield was presented to Mr. John
Barrett. father OF Mrs. Cyrus =.
Lee, of this city. and has been IN
Mrs. Lees possession many years.
I'd. COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

Both contracting parties promise hhd eh-
gage formally TO give their special projection Tor
Tue persons and property of the citizens OF each
other, OF all occupations, who may he IN The errl-
tories subject 10 the Jurisdiction Of one or tie other
transient dwelling therein, leaving open aud free
to them the tribunals OF Justice for their judicial re-
course, on the same terms which are usual ana Gus
tOmary with the natives citizens oi the country /;
for which purpose they may either appear in proper
person, or employ In the prosecution or defence ol
their rights such advocates, solicitors, notares,
agents. factors they may judg- proper, IN al
their trials at Law aud such ciizens or hgens sall
have Tree opportunity to he present at the decisions
or sentences OF the tribunals IN all cases whlc may
concern them, and shall enjoy In such cases all the
rights ana privileges accorded TO the native citizen.
Article i4th.
The citizens oil the United States residing IN the
territories OF the Republic of salvador shall enjoy
tue most perfect and entire SET urlty ol conscience
without being annoyed, prevented, or disturbed IL
the proper exercise of their religion Ia private
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUB BEBA
are you
WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILlrArKD7
ARE You so LANGuID that any exertion requires
more of an effort than you feel capable Of making
THEN TRY JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic an'i IN.
yigOrator which acts so henencally on the secreuVe
organs as 10 impart yigor TO all the vital FORCES.
il is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates Tor
short time only to let the sufferer fal 10 lower
depth OF misery, but 1t is vegetable tonic acting
directly Du The liver aud spleen. 49,,
IL regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, ana
gives such healthy tone 20 the whole system MS 10
soon make the invalid feel like new person,
It's operation is not vOent,but Is characterized Oy
great gentleness the patient experiences no sudden
Change, no marked results, but gradually his trou'
/ bes
"Fold their TENTS like the Arabs
| Aud silently steal away"
This is no new aud untried dlscovery,but has beer
| long usei with wonderful remedial results ani Z
~nounced by the highest medical authorities 'lh'
pr paos, -aGerful tonic and Alternative known
| mos druggist tor ii.
| ASH you, iUiINsTON, HOLLOWAY CO..
For aale ny Philadelphia, Pa.
/ ,6-1X
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
CANCER CAN BE CURED

900 PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW
eDNJO and second hand, Of trst-class makers,
Will be sold at Lower Prices for cash, or on Install
ments or Tor rent in city o. county, during these
hnrd times and the Holidays by HORACE WATERS
New York Agents wanted to sell Waters sew
Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs. illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Great Inducements TO the trade.
large discount to Teachers, Ministers, Churches,
Lodges, Schools etc. noVSO-iW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
IRON In THE BLOOD.

(,HEST PROTECrORS,O OF CHAMOls
4 and wool double,at e. BRIEGHUBST 4 OLs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
gstp Advertisements.

4 tONSTANT EMPION MENT. : AT
" Home, male or femsle $50 week warranted.
No capital required Particulars and valuable sam
pie sent free. Address with cent return stamp, o.
ROSS, Williamsburg. N. Y. noysO-4w
A GENTS 10000 BOXES CHANG
N Chang sold last month. Enahes auy one to
polish snrts collars and cuts, equal TO new. Costs
only one cent to do large ironing and preserves tue
linen, necessary soap and sells az sight Men,
Women Boys and Girls furnished With steady en-
poynent, particulars free. An elegant chrome
given with each box for 80 cents CHANG CHAfG
Mnnnf Co. I Mesl ST Boston. novAelW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
. nOEs HE LOVE NE.

An elegant CHROMO In l3 cOlors-slze 16 by 20 :;
or, MEMORIAL HALL, centennial Art Gallery III
cOlOrs 2l by 2iglven TO each annual subscriber
to the - . . -
COMING EVENT AND CENTENNIAL GAZETTE
Published weekly on Friday. 81 90 year in ad-
vance. Address MACK y BhADAN, Publishers,
No. II y. SIXTH ST Philadelphia
SPEClMNN COPIES MAILED FREE ON APPLl-
TaTf N noy3n-1W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

Transaction, ,rs of importance; quoted at sy . OF
values The ssns Ss heard Of Sq Sale. sS es
T. o sGs So aS ;sedss;
esq S sy sonnqsd armnss holders nos sales
S Ssass SSisaSs 4Ss Co. dc sp ;siss;
Sales 50 uercss ltss per d. WAS au' but ''sAdisr
s'sn sssq s.d 81 sa II
Aps ~ bags p bnAms191 - %
s.sD..Shs @srfe, in.s ssi ssm.in.a duh W.
81 gold cash Cover mothy and ser Sc as we rs
quiet and no, materially changed in value nsuiss
sveAMIi he market for raw sugar hrmer ou, no.
Shds e i4if good sas 'ns sales
s
with fair demand and was quoted at lo'$c tor stan
% 'a Ss
;ns 'aisror Z, 90 gS &C. @ 90 aE to good ,sT
ts, e sSsq Srms shoiSs
"a s.s s g g ssaS =
81 70 is 81. sisao p d i6sss We; white,
ssoss.y ssir 9 snolss ~ g. Bssa FAM
.saadass s C. e ma sSa
ezra Tas. suDeri99r rs 73fs: Size
I'd Tss a. ssl 8; lpsad, @ WsSon1
=. do of OHIO crop ~ ana s &C. sc $50 do OF
fssp a. y a 80 st.p s. pTSp
Inc The ses I Sh at o% wAs s active ssrn
Foreign was steady with sales OF 800 boxes OF Havan.
60, ysGTI AeaEs..rhe demand has been fair, in part
Tor all kinds al prices showing Improbable change
We quote southern white onions per Dbl, SIS Is
q " = ~ = s ssSs.ss s."::
bag g Is e; yellow squash per 6bI 81 rs marsy
p idd green corn per loo 7Se 8 2s s,ns beams
100 u: cauiiAowers per dozen. 81 81; Long Island
5Oc. a6-1<c. "
WooL-ihere has been moderately active movement
in trade during the past three days and the market
ruled rm tor az descriptions The sales include 900
lbs OF and Xxx Ohio fleece &c., ~ lbs OF do at
&C. "a rs OF tapbed WOOL 500. iao0 lbs OF combngs
Soc; TO- los OF do. Soc IS bales OF super pulled SOC
loooO lbs o. ohiS comninxs ssc 1000 los Of ashed
Sec; oO lbs OF choice lambs wool, Soc Sic 5000 lbs.
lbs Of do. 2Ssc. 5000 lbs of unwashed indiana lic
81 bales Of spring California, s4ac 1000 lbs Of bury
5000 bs Of Michigan fleece, syS 6s q tabbeS woSi
10 lbs OF lambs pulled 1000 lbs. Of low pulled s25
bales q super lamb, pulled do Of short extra 900
MISUNDERSTANDING, 40 bbs The market was quiet
at 81 06.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co..on anita, 49,, ~ G4IIyrsros, Sept = 1874,
sIoss s IS sss 81 sscas e So ss;
p iosa HS" gross 20'' Exports ooAs'wse' Sales
csip!s, 27I sales, go stock ld5SE WeskIyNet
9. sSassW;s s safes
coastwise, 400 Sales, l.sl0
m Mid &c gos4 s ordinary 4c Net receipts bales
SstrecsiDss s.. Exports cOasswise, ~ safes, 10.
sssr sFsssz s sss: sSss @
sse 5 st s asesrs
gross i,zs4 Exports coastwise, 7s9 Sales sis.
Shirt. ,ur0enn. on,s W =, sS.,C Sept
s; fS.
Flour sS Wheat So Sahss eorS
do Rail
Canal sss sqIn Whe se St ST. sorn &c.
9pF g Sassqs 81;
S 5.": i;n ShsaS dsisi; &ssSsse
sSs'sS , i ~ s
is'ss sSf Gs%$se western
xl TO- Balance unchanged.
TOLEDO, Sept 4, 1874.
Flour steady. Wheat closed arner at ST - for No
white Wabash. 81 Is for No white Michigan 81 lo4
Tor amber Michigan October 81 u; No red, 81 09.
Connective and h,shsr at 7s.c for high mixed octo-
white Sc no grade, 7sc Oats active and higher al
4sc for No 46Ic tor No q September. 46c October,
g o 20 6els hour 80 90 bushels wheat 1900 do
l2000 do. corn. Il, 700 do. oats.
CHICAGO. Sept 4, ls74
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat active and higher
At 81 or No sSc. for No cash: 96c septemoer: a.c
higher ct 734c. for No 2 cash. September or October
rejected 72.4c Oats active and higher at 475c, CASH
barley dun and steady st slc. . ssc Tor No. spring.
cash, &c., September. Pork quiet at So cash SIT Is
seller ali the year. Bulk meals-Nothing doing. WINS
KEY actiye scarce and higher a. 81 Frelgh1-to
500 bushels wheat i2l 900 do corn. 1900 do oats 100
do rye. 900 do. barley. Shipments-5,0J0 hbs -four
277 bushels wheat $4,000 do. S. 200 do oats 100
do. rye. <,OOO 90. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
CITY HALL GOSSIP.

No new developments have occurred in the case
OF Mayor Havemeyer In relation to the charges
preferred against him. The Mayor continues to
state that he has heard nothing from the Governor
IN relation thereto. A prominent republican State
senator expressed himself yesterday to the effect
that Governor Dix VIII certainly dismiss the
cnarges
In the different departments the utmost quiet
prevails. In the Tax once however considerable
activity Is apparent. The Tax Receiver yesterday
asked Mr.. Green for twenty-four new clerks, In
order for his bureau to carry on the greatly IN
creased work, and stating in detail the amount OF
force needed. To this the Comptroller replied
that the reduced appropriation Tor the Finance
Department did not authorize the employment OF
increased iOrce and that in an urgent emergency
clerks from other bureaus would be detailed for
labor In the Tax once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05

Crop.-siauehter-Liaht backs, Soc. a $50 middle
Sc &C. heavy crop crSp
ana sSe; r ss1 oss sS bel
transaedons were confined to trade Qualities We ap.
ssnEliass! and mxsd So $50; Do eiayed sc 4ls;
Porto Rico les 7Sc English Islands DOC Use;
NAVAL STOKES Change today the market for spirits
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with r sSs Fl from ;
Prime sinier % Ruled rn steady al
&c Cotton seed "a oil was nnshanged quoed al o ,Sc
spr% and n, whale oils were only odeSsiey ass
and at prices sn1wng no change spsr@ Quoted a, q 90
y % or spring 50 tor Seacnsa
sca'SsrH &C. tor natural winter and &C.
oasss asa sss az sar 1sa assa
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was wa @ held &C. Lots to the amount 5000
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and @ Sp 0 Sc ss0 Yo1 c % al t s. DE-
verabe from the LIST the 10th Of October at ic The
market at the oil producing points dull and weak
quoted as ioiiows-Oii CITY, 81 Us n$i 6Ih; mtusve,
81 wv 81 10; Housewife, 0Mc.; Tdioute, soc. Par
ker's, soc. at wells.
Observation-Disclosures none; beef do. cut
meats, SO packages; lard none. For mess pork the
marset was dun and nominal; quoted at $3 - cash
and 81 % for september delivery The market Tor ba
con ruled puct but Arm We note sale OF I'D boxes OF
long clear Mt l26c i2Mc per To- snort clear nominal
Dressed hogs were quiet but arm anoted steady within
the range q SIC sc or grasscrs ana corn red
sn,a jobbng parcels The sales loot up 10 packages
prices within the range OF sl2 $ls 10 for plain mess
bbs, Sis $b for extra mess do, $40 S2l Tor prime
mess tierces, 81 So fCr India mess DO. and "
a SIS Cor extra city Irdia mess. Beef hams me
with LIGHT INQUIRY, but without resuluDg u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
REAL ESTATE.

The public transactions at the Exchange Sales
room yesterday were as follows :-Messrs. 4. A.
Lawrence Co. sold, by order OF the Court In forc-
closure under the direction OF E d. Gale. ref
cree, property located on Findley street and
Washington avenue, in the Twenty-tnird ward.
formerly the village OF Meirose. Joseph MCGUIRE,
by the same order, under the direction Of r. f.
Farren, referee, sold improved property located
on Tenth avenue north Of Thirty second streets
Also under the direcuon OF william sinclair, REF
cree, improved properly located ON Seventy ninth
street, east OF Fourth avenue. Messrs, A. ID. Mel
uck, Jr., Bro sold, by order OF the assignee, tho
property SHOWN az the columbia Paper COM
pany, In the village OF chatham, N. Y.
John ;. PIERCE reports the sale OF nine lots on
the north sde10 Fifty street, 275 feet west
OF Eleventh svenue together with nine cores ad-
Joining the above on the rear, Tor 100000. with
builders .oan of 100000.
NEW YORK rRoPxRry--sY A. LAwRyrcE AND co.
lots On n " corner Washington nv. and Fndley an
ST. sdxl00. Neidingcr smith ACo...-......... .t~Al
brewery and lots on W. = W ashington av.. adion
ir4 the above on n S. lots together lWxlu SANS am
JOSEPH nGurRE. -
Is frame hs and I on e. ION sys 81 S n. a. Oh ZOO
as 2; o. o. az nna on 2. , ,s.n ST. 's ~ 0is
~ A. D. MxLLfcK, JR AND sfo. 49,.
| Buildings and liz Of ground sttuated IN ons
| ham VILLAGE Columbia county, T. r., Know" ~ 4, ~
the Columbia paper mils; ~ ErsAaer'.s."s''" S~S~