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Anal ESTATE TNLLENANDREa.

%, Toe la-ge. -, 0 bullt and cOBvenient th-es
10Y bhiOk DWELLING, kaSwa No. II
Nehhkton streefs situate on the east side % ssii
sIeet, between Qaeen aud Princes tn house u
sNPfnedN WIN ali The Cdern conve tnclnsing
- -no Nster. urst rate Kitchen rsnge. = st@sm
neenhh spesfGu-c Goulds psfeut, &C, &C. Toe
10 on Nhich " ststds fronts LOO feet Nashngtaa
suc~t' 500 runs through the sqn.re 90 ~ AsapA
sfe~t, end contains shout 500 square fs~t, or
" one acre % lard. and is In b~sufifal order M
cohtsi.s NsstetE q choice frut tree~-pear ale
ounce ara cherry. fine Eneiish Aluuf tree ~ fan
SesTltg, good colleo ION of small fruits .Irs~-
terriee, rsspoerrfes, surrsnis and soC-el,srrf~s
good asparagus beds, and Q large uunler a A.
&c bushes md other sErubs aud n an. A MOI.
desirable residence than thi 10 not 20 be found IN
the nv. - -
Second. A twe.stsrs RESIDENCE, front buiIsias
Fame snd back building brtck, the sd al
- sph street, between KISS and Prince. ~ifs
hssph street ard running back Of the ss1ne ~ ia
fnr depth q % feet.
Terms ~ be made easy aid liberal 90 the mr.
chsst r. For FOR h.r Information sppiyts
ELISHA J. MILLEk,
AeNeDlrta, Nlrgilia or.
FRANCIS MILLER.
400 Lout-tsna sv~nue,
u,eA NV wash aCtan. N. q.
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ISTHEs SUPREME COURTOF TIE DIsTaICT
COLLIN bIA.

II OF COLUMBIA.
HotfiHs n SPsciIi Tenn, Nay 9lSf, 1874.
- In tnt case Of y HeIberger, administrator OF
aforesaid Lss win tn nrriohsti,, ~. ~ ~ "
pTeTe Court Of The District Of Columbia azores aid
appointed TUESDAY, June 10TH, A. D. 1874, for
the nnaI settlement and distribution Of the per-
s1nal estate of said deceased, of the assets in
hand. As lar as the same have been collected and
turued into money; when aud where all the credit
tor. and heirs 81 said deceased nOtel TO attend
VltE their claims properly vOlched, they mar
Otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht in
said deceased,s estate: Pr0Uidsd. a copy of this
-rd- he published once a week for three weeks In
Test: A WERsTFR
sy2l-fT Register OF Wills.
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A DOM YOUR Packs AND LAWNS
FOUNTAINS, VASE, aihoS CHAIRS. SET;
Large variety az the Slate, Mantel and Ohande-
Her Wsrtrooms, Y. n. o. A. Boildins. 9Th and d
streets.
sp38 I'm HAMILTON PEARSON.
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SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHY
- TIE
Rooms, 4a9 6 street northwest.
msy2l-6t-
M lLk.-Pure Country MILK and BUTTER
WI from Burgundy StOcs farm near Alex andrfs
Warranted pure ard fresh every daT. Price, cent
per quart. Depot, $50 7th street, between N aud
" northwest. may7I In
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE The public are cautioned against the
Board OF Public Works, for building Northeastern
Mai bet, corner OF AID streets northeast, is:
sued TO james q Naylor Co., for the sum of
$500, as s. go Of the Oertid ,stes belongs to me-
IT. ANDREW CTEkSON
SrlKI KkEhE, the great test
~ medium OF Pbilsdel phia has eq 1al In giving
ramss u fnll Of departed friends at his rooms, No
!42 oih street northwest. Daily from a. m. until
6p. nj. mAyl6 6tr
iVl ant, is neQuated in testing the past, present
AID fnture OF our life In causing speedy marriages,
the sure way of uccess in life. In matters of bust
ness her advice lie invaluable She gives universal
on; none ever regret consulting her. Sat-
isiactina given or no pay Gan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. e13 4th street northwest. mari 3m.
q hsOLuIE DIvJhOEe OBTAINED FKOM
"A COURTS OF different st stee for desertion, 60
Nc Publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address n. HOUSE, Attorney, l9l
1ros'wsy. N. Y. dool-em~
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha; the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the DIG
tIicI OF Columbia, holding Special Term letters
3i snnIlstrsiIOn on the personal estate Of MARY
DON LIZ, late Of Washington city, D o. de
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on
o. before the 2Uth day Of May next: they NAV
g.LeTVise by Law he executed from all benefit Of
tE said estate. Given under hand, This 2Oth day
Of Ma. 1874. HENRY LEE
IIsyS2 f.3w- Idmfni.tra4or
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GIBSON BROYHkRB,
" Book and Job Printers
10l2 Pennsylvania Avenue, south side.
nov1-y Ffns Wovk Specially.
DLUMBING, eAs-FITTING AND skwEh.
Il AGE promptly attended 20, en- reasonable terms
BY JAMES II. BRIEE, Practical Plumber, No
Resid ence 529 9Th street northeast. Specially, TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand. mI-u
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Southern State, and has claim: be-
fore Congress. God help the South
from ever increasing the progress of
suoh creatures!
But the third very observable thing,
anu worth both the others, is o street.
sweeping machine, which is simple
but wonderful labor-saving instru-
mens. 1 will describe it. Imagine q
common cotton gin brush increased in
size until 1t is fourteen feet long and
three feet in diameter. Suspend this
hugo brush, whose bristies are made of
twigs. under al ordinary four-horse
wagon ST. coupled that from the hub of
the near front wheel it is just fourteen
feet to the hub of the of hind wheel.
Thu spindle OF the brush ut the fore
wheel works in box or socket, and
the end Of tho spindle at the hind
wheel IS genred into cogs. SO that, as
the wheel turns, tho brush revolves.
The eDtire brush is covered with q
box and cloth curtains to the ground.
to prevent dust rising. Just at dark,
the water carts start. we will say, at
tho Capitol md sprinkle Pennsylvania
avenue. Behind these carts come
three of these sweepers, each drawn
by four horses, moving en- eschelon, the
front one sweeping the street for q
space ten feet wide from tho centre of
the street; tho second sweeps this
accumulated dirt, with ten feet more,
into the track over which the third
will come, and the third will sweep it
all into the gutter, whence it is taken
next morning by the scavengers in
their carts. This process continues
all night, and by morning all the prin-
cipal streets of.the city have been both
watsred and swept. This looks like
business, and means exactly what it
looks like.
l might give yoa many more items
OF Interest from this wondrous city,
bnt presu me 1 have said euough.
Yours, &C., A FRIEND.
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Mess pork 1925 Shoulders IL.
Whiskpv firmer nf % Ootton firm

MESS PORK 40 Shoulders TX,
Whisk+y firmer, at 80 Cotton firm-
middling 1879. low middling 17k;
good ordinary l6lS; gross receipts 60;
exports to Great Britain 32S; coastwise
l15; sales 23l; stock 9,915.
New ORLEANS, May l3.-Cotton ac-
tive middling 1871; low middling
l72s; good ordinary 16; ordinary ii;
net receipts 6S5; gross 754; exports to
Great Britain 2. .l01; continent l,7Sl;
sales $500; last evening 5, 800.
GALVESTON, May l3.-Cotton oniet
aud unohanged-sood ordinary l5N;
Net receipts 545; sales 900.
MEMPHIS, May 13.-Cotton firm,
with fair dem .nd-low middIing l70,
l7i4; receipts 1S7; shipments GS7;
stock 30,G93.
CHARLESTON. May l3.--Cotton
s!rong-middling 171i; low r,iddIipg
Il; good ordinury 1G!s; net receipts
5U7; sales GOO.
BosroN, May 13.-Cottou higher;
nlddling 1S24; gross receipts lal;
sales 200; stock 6.000
NORFOLK, May 13-Cotton firm
low middling II; net receipts 522; cx.
ports to Great Britain SOD; coas,wis.
$40; sales 270; stock 5.725.
SAVANNAH, May l3 Cotton firm
middilng 17lls; not receipts 800; gross
500; exports TO Great Britain 1929;
sales 356.
MOBILE. Nay l3--Uo,tou iir,u-uii-
ding 171.l; low mildllng l63i; good
e,.'lnary IL; net receipts &c; Exports
coaS." MS" 34; sales 100; stock 13,Sll.
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The author of recent book about
Africa tells Of forest of acacia trees
be passed through. These are called
by the natives ''soffar. word signi.
flying flute. The name is given be-
cause the acacia trees are pierced
with circular holes by small insect,
and the wind, rs it plays upon the
openings, produces fute-iike sounds.
Iu the winter, when the trees are
stripped Of their leaves, and boughs
white as chalk stretch out like ghosts,
the wind, signing through the insect
made flutes. fills the whole air with
soft. melancholy tunes.
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The public will not be at all sur.
prised to learn that the editor Of the
Washington Republican, which paper
claims to be- the special organ Of the
President, is concerned in. the ring
frauds Of the District OF Columbia. He
became deadhead member of a
Credi. Mobilier Paving Company, and
paid for his stock with his dividends.
Of course, the Republican has sworn
upon divers occasions that the gar
ments Of The ring were as white as
s1Ow.
PAEDoSED. --Wm. Prnitt, who was
convicted on the 25th of August, 1873,
in tie United States Court of violating
the internal revenue laws. and sen.
fenced to eighteen months imprisou-
ment aud to pay Il fine of 50, 900, has
been pardoned by the President, on
the recommendation of the Hons. T. j.
Robertson and a. s. Wallace, they
representing that tho prisoner is in
very bad health.
HEALTH OF HoS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
From IL private letter from Hon. Jos-
fersOn Davis, dated London, England,
April 2Sth, we take the following ex-
tract: II have improved in health BY
the voyage across the Atlantic, and
though yet weak, hope to return soon
and be entirely restored to my usual
condition"
Wednesday last, the parents OF boy,
five years of age, living in Davenport,
Iowa, celebrated his birthday, and
drank his health in punch and other
Intoxicating drinks. They left cup
of whiskey, and in the morning the
child arose before tho parents, drank
the whiskey, and died III a few bours
in great agony.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. May 13, 1874 =
IFheeler House-M M johnson, It C
James, Wilmington; r S Meaamin,
Philadelphia; II H Benner, q S A; J
S Browning. Charleston; WLDePass,
J W DePass. Camden; B Suzenheimer,
Winnshoro; w A Moore, Lancaster; !;
" Il Brawley, Chester; Il l. Allison,
Lancaster; T * Stuart. Baltimore; L
J Jones, Newberry; w ) Bradley,
Augusta.
Hendrix House. C Ford, N G:
q L Britt, N Y; q \ Repass, J F
Campbell, w NJ Cawley, Virginia; NJ
A Bland, Rowe's Pump; " 81 Wroton,
Charleston; ] G Hoffman. B r Hoff.
manu-. Miss s + Hoffman, Doko; J A
Laval. G t Ligon. city.
Columbia Hotel-J Al Seigler, J s
Land, g & G II R; T G Bulow, Fair
field; E Liller, Richmond; n W D
Cross, Acton; J F Newman, F F
Dutfus, Charleston; O Sheppard,
Edge6eld; W L Arthur, Jesse Arthur,
Camden; DrJ Woodruff, D McAriedee,
S G; ] Levy. N Y; G w Thames, N @;
John E Thames, S G; L Tompkins,
Ga; p @ Comington, Ala; J A Gard
ner. N G; E w Seltzer. N Y; JF
Cromoner, Chicago; T " Detroute,
Michigan; Samuel E Tamplette, Aus
tin, Texas.
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NEW YORK, May l3-The wife IF
Charles C'Connor, the eminent lawyer,
is dead.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Davis, Of
West Virginia. addressed tho Senate
in favor of paying the claims of loyal
citizens for property destroyed or
taken by Federal troops during the
war.
SAVANNAH, May 13.-The Grand
Commandery of the Knights Templur
Of Georgia met this morning in annual
conclave. Owing to tho inclemency of
the weather, there vas no public dis
play.
LITTLE Rock, May 13.-The war
parties had a sharp skirmish yesterday,
with varied results, when the FederaIs
interfered, and the mobs returned to
their quarters. The Daxterites lost IL
horse and man slightly wounded. 1t
is reported the Brooksitee had eight
killed and wounded.
AS soon ss the skirmish on the out
ski.ts yesterday was known in the city,
Colonel Rose gave orders to have it
stopped. One company formed be-
hind the barrioade, forcing Baxter's
line, with loaded guns, and got ready
to prevent their advance. Another
company, under command of Lieut..
Noble, marching towards the battle.
field, halted half way, and an officer
went ahead. Brooks men were be.
hind the ride pits on the side OF the
bills, which were thrown up when
Markham street was being graded.
The firing had been quite brisk on
both sides. Baxter's forces had been
driven over the opposite hill, between
two Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
buildings. The forces were about 800
yards about. Col. Rose was soon seen
riding towards Baxter's lines, which
had then moved back towards the oity.
Lieut.. Morrison and Dol. Rose both
galloped to different poift,, to stop the
, 1874-08-01

to AZ hctlvity and rmnese clar.d.rzlno
nnDar"ns VI to earlier dnya of thts week wcro not
o VIII my show q au espits g oers Is
ticc;o Gts hoHoTs ofao found impossible 10 prevent
alton was scarcely nottecabiu sro Hov u nv M
aa ag'eat Humber Of those descriptions on saIo tt
nftSr sna, 1rnaSs n w.. Mp,o G nn not sought
Gf fst cattle Oh tbS market to-day my Ge ae fra
y, e tact TINT OF all tbs reported eslea strcciv orn
wlo she prevanG prcoa wofe 9boSi,75 iii IS so"r; oI
sacs t!csnrv1nE necil ontion weru ti,o 3ictt entt
ort mud u hea averaging 1910 ib. aua by Sraer ep
Wads"orl T. Ifall to poud, At tG5U. rio fus,ma,,
Mfove ~ head) averHEcl 6iA lbs mil waa suli hv
thin: nnyos femnta III tho yarls nwattnr i,vsr. "
mo narkot c|osed dull and heavy for alylhinG MI
, 1874-08-01

lnttatlA Az, 100H It n Of rwenty-nInth 1t, w.
4xl77 9-l0 It, 1atol Jnno 6............,,. 19t
frnlr!o nv 103 2-f1 1t north Of Eighteenth st,
MI 70 G-1oxl77h q It, datoi July at
1!.e promises No. 100 Ashlantl Nv, tlate.l Fob,
1al.o ss, between Tayior md roit s:. I. II. IVY
l29E ft, With 9Gxl9oat It In Hano L1ook, dat.
eu Jnly ...........,...,.,,....l AZ
RohfH Of CTR LtMtrE ANN WITHIN A nAntt,a az
ailf.Ea or CnunT.iouaE,
10y ", Block Q. ;lfnxtcrb 3 " ABok Sec, 2o
~ III datcil July yH.........,....,,,.. g.. 4
soufA OF otTF h1Mfra AND WITHIN RADIUS az
''-.- MILES OF COUNT tiurBE -
Calumet ny, 17b 4 II OF Forty.ninth Vt. q I. 1R9
1lao &, dated July 300
Lot ], Block " 1 10 acres OF = II HscTa ~0'
- 4 yea. y, aa, u, talatl ,1nty a., ,.s,., r
4,.o :2o and wi, III Dtock ., uf Bwalli,a uart
~, ee Hcc.A ~. II, dated Ialy 3D. ,,,.. .." IL
ana 70 !. q @ ,ol q 1oek 10, ,yngo Of iiye rarf,
Lots ?2o and 23l, III iocf T. Of swa,;n;s rart ''0
80 soo: W. II. dated July 90. 0........... IA
l"'a ~ ~ to to ~ In black II, Howarts hw X Sec,
J, 3a H. dated July 81. l.N
"Esf ". oiTx LiM1ra AND WITHIN 1 RADIUS or
MILES or counT-iouHE.
~ It bltt,.Iot z, iu HcsAtcry Lot 1, Block l,
~ - sep. ~, 10, II, dated Aug. ii. 1871. Il
&C., hloeh ], Borici,'s " Il o n Hcc. 10, A0
~, aased duly a.. ............,...,... 4!
, 1874-08-01

orirv fro,, T,nsn Aacuve' Asido from Hight in.
and small 1s was Tho supply uii wanta Ware f n,D
noon 70 fsay choice mutton Rheep may DO quoted ~
common @' s'003s;ss: R1sr LIBERTY. ~
s1 1ay scsrs1.@.ss%Ss: ctssfs .sss ,s..n
n LOT 1llo % wsek ending July 50 :wero J07 cars or M
liaa been Light aud mostly Of stoekors and NJ o,;y anPy
Hraea, tho former bning In good icnss avara "
xsr, s c@ss were IN full ferco very fow Of he extra
ss CO ssisa sasngs 1fins so
Tho market closed rm 1t the following a asres: fAIss IT,
sj@e e e iSs sS e. lsos e
S1 1.s m % bulls sa5osSss Tosa asle 81 fes 5s
lIoos-The Esceipta Tot the week wcre $50 cars. or
sr, ne aganss l44 cara tue week before tha
s prices i'm further advanced On Fl rhaaojphias sihn
olosis quotations Th1aaolpuss. ss9fS xs: !iS% YorR
s1v sT ,os3 as common, soooao25 Iitnores,
A. saEKr-Tho rcceipts for tho week vero 11a cars mr.
asup hoad aganat ll74 tho week before. Tho
snpp.y waa good though the quality waa gencrnlIy
grsues: With common to medium At about Isl weeks
cxr xua II m41y u dor good strong Jersey ston Of
s 8 s's + 70 sssa e. sissi sSs: ss,
n,.rva nEw 1onR' as 9n'y N-DEEvRs-Recet 1854.
a aaa po for ast a xsa nst f0u5 ANTI
martet fair ut unchanged prices common to gnoj
rstsns 9c G oSllo to eoe nsyo steers @ SSe
SHEEP AND LsAus-Arrivals, j790, tnakno II mn
1sat for ne ass f9e ay against for he t,no
caser, with dull aalo at GGsaXc. A4'n'oS
-four dsys agsst tine 'Ss Ut as Tosf Z:
A'A' oDefsu "nS0' arsiaIa xhIsaNs 9H;st ut 0s':o.
s,t.1g ALAsF, MI July 1oArrhEMarket opens with fair
, 1874-08-01
CltfCAOO LUMBER MARKET.

Fn1pA4 EVENING, July al.
lhe lnmber-brokcrs OF thia city, with two or three
snasnioaic exceptions, lave not reported any salos pf
cargo lumbar for several weokY past, Iuey Bay uey
sueSamoed to hot wsather and low prices II these
really le sho nota9t intluonccs It doubtful long
furnish Tho public with actna aecoluta Of anje Even
sfatuaua ADVERTISING III tho daily preas priced so
,ntgy ny seless heretofore keons to he no ts'apta
Houo of them exccllen.ly well.
tuMnEA fAErdura. !.
1,'ant Mdn1stso slS3; Mshsgon I'd arand n.rer sss
oeonto, sl.56; MenomouGo, sls0; Aliaun, 81. .S7N,
prlees oreyon,inai Tor nearly Ill eacrnI;os.
Qood 10 choice boarlu and stripH quotablc at SiaGs
!So9 common ~ ao ss9os1o99 5olss anl scautlug,
5eatoraay u .he inside iicas but yery choice hras
ar0 held ut $30u, Tho current price OF lul Leaked out
to,1ay. saley hayo been made It xl.37, SlGo, and
$1.83 good lath nro quoted at u .6N9l 85.
Tho following salUE wefs rpporels
hoasds and atrtns at s1a.oo; la5 III lat Ut Sl37k,
lst n lai!l-rAn hoarls 1t saoo; III picko.a VI E0O
Bold by O. peuIna \ Co.
Tho rssa!l trade ia s coi,.s1 to filing ,m,,l 1oo.1
and country oriera. Prices arc given y follows:
s';s Sssesa s;s ;ssss Z iasi ss $sS ss
Clear aeorns, III and ii iosStisr. .'s e+'Vv
olcar saa, il. md I'd toasiiu;s.. sI cav.
sssoud so,naoa siaiaa. ...:.:..": ..: isSS l i5vo
FlunrinB, jI1st common. dresstd....,. $500 s35V0
Fluurng, suconl eoltluu, dseHsel.., aG.OO Ia2H00
Flooring, Third common, dressel. 80, lB.QD d.,
A waCon-b01 boards, selected, IL
inuhsa aud upward. ...,.......... :. $500 @4aoo
u wxgph.bex boards. $500 ta;au00
atock notfA' A'....."..s,..s.... H.00 taJ3.Q0
Gl4tk poaf1!a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4dV1 GBlAQ4
Oatoc4 po2ros.n. LAW 4Dl6.00
, 1874-08-01

y In fair stock in Chicago, but Hight elsewhere
AZ nests wore strong mud generally hold 10 highor
lno inarkot closed llrm at tho following ranEo nf
.eoa, Mes Mess as norl eas $9.252o. .ogi do hcllor
aaseSsSt oss2s2a2o@%a9S u @ d. seller sop!slnb9r
seller Dooember s15. .70@16.B7X; do, noiior tho' '
year, 9156o@15.G0. Lard, cash or aoIor A,,u-
W., W, sl3.72l5@12.75; do, solor sopto,nbor.
s19o5D13.00t do, aolor tho ycar, 9gB5@
hams, 1s@l915o per III ioF 1S9ato il avnragos
dry.aa'tod meats, loose, at 79l@71Go Tor sioul..
hefH caAll, a'ld 10 Beller Sopto,nbor 1O1(001036o
slort fibs, eauh,. aud 10}G@103ko sel!ar Zap.
llonlber; loaI; loNR1D51o for slloft eloar, cash. aud
long ooars hore. The aa,no boxed al e156o per Ii
abose these prices. Bacon ,neatB " IL Tor shout
doris 111{o for abort Ribs 11I1o for elort clear
A. a, paokea ln h1ds, tlo same loose. he lower.
G0 ham, ,as asSp5a Mess 6oof 25@
1oIina! 1t o@s5o t5slos Sore 'rs, rsporssd Of
l500 brls do ut s23. 60; 1000 .brls Ito aoor lilo
year at e15:6o; 1,6o0 tea lard, sellor AueuAt, At
590 tcH do at s13.o0; 1000 tcs do ut at2.S7.1;
7oo toa DO, eocr the year at e9.87]l 100, ,0U0 lbs
short ribs ut 10}ao; 40 bales bacoli shoulders at,
81o; 100 tca sweot picked lamB (l0 lbs) at 131(o
Llonr 10 was qhot anl castor on, new winters,
tratio At tho decline, while old Hour was dull at
unchanged prtcos. There was ITO sllipping d.
Mand, but stooks aro light, md tloro III uo pros
suro to SOL. Dran was pfenty aud lower. Bales
5000; 800 brls 10 At e5.90 ZOO brly on rriyato
tora,s rs brn spring oxtrag, pnteut, at $3.50
80 br1s do at $500: loo brls {Nobraskn) snd I'll |
prs lDcosings) at 55. 70 80 Grls do on private
!srn,g LEI Total, LITE brla. Also 30 tons bran Ut |
Sia'oo 10 tons pnrt shorts, a: $1,000 on track.
,ricus -
, 1874-08-01

ALCO1I0Lt-Was firm ut St.gI.
Changed pFlurs. We u0ntinup 10 quote: Choice yel.
Low, 25ts:Be: medium to gool Gradcs, aO(Aa3o tu
HAGGINli-No clangcH woro Visible in tho laua,po
markc tho tleniAnd continuing active and firm ratua
wosauete: s4rl. 3lo; Lewiston. 4, 3aNc: American
DO double, ?7@?Sc; wool sasks, d7daa9a e'1e' ~
nMogM n1dr conSmTIo o ttas y conao to Aag
pocsea earn s held with confidence aa regards lie
a aare eor W. ny aoisi 1 ooso M1 ls' r so; 70 ufra
broom, 7Qa7Ao; for good do. G9Gdc; good to clOiuo
st1lk ,l GEd 20 e 'nfsr5er ,,S,r19 brush 4ls5.o
aemald auIl steady. Tle supply Of Aaarly all kinda
5000 LOO; uiea I'D Loulsvllls roluenta s3.So
s79ois7:5o = II; l@c in iHk, 1ss@ti:o5; iiaa iino
{6rls, 81 Io091. .23 brl; wlito sand q hrl, $3.50
; ssisrS a'f Suabssrss Il ~ e s5o s sss s s5
@G.oo; hlwaukro nnl Racine prcsscd, 00Is 80,
:el In1aana pressed, slb.oots:5: :oo do common,
CHEESE oEdors wero generally for small amounts
jlsas 10 nee immediate wunss a1ll tue market w,s
very iNst yrGes Is; were sustained y tho annexed
fans9 ' Now o xoFx tactors 1l2o Wcalorn do. 1v@
coALSpracia report light demand at Tho follow
wai,ia, rane, s900 Iapkawanua otIyr sixes ss.
Er!o and y Walnut il SSo@a9oi Lick ltau t1aO
$3.50; Inlisua bluek $0.ao ainonk, $50; Wilnng,
ton. .S4Aa5.on;' barclay. 500.
falr for te season, aud packers buyln for pres
Ont and future llae 1t tho low priues uow ruling,
ln Flour an s SA,.ky barro!s nest With the average
.svo nock sayes rough, eib.oo@lo6o; d. Iuskstl,
ssSsa saas 'sss tsss ssE %ssy stsyS gc%
;raa 90 o,r Sgsf saaise flour 'a7s
EtifiH-NrrH, ilU11 Hnl 1,p,r
, 1874-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
It.e following Instruments we1a fled for roo.
ord on friday. July 81: ''o
CITY rHOrrnry.


ord gu friday, July 81:
cirY rnorrAyY.
n,... 4,,- Consideration.
West Indiana vt nos # W OF Hoyne st. M
w -oxloi y. dGtetl July ~. y......,.,,,.,,,,.s o7s
"iSs TX f,a ha,a 81 oo y. {, ot llosne IT. + a,k
wes, Dyihon IT. III It oi Nobl. ST. + 3: VIC
lao Il; nlsn curnelt At, a14 It W Of Nol,{o ~
~ I, atxlaaN 1t. dated July y30..,,,,,,, 7aoo
Vest Sixteenth ut, ~ ft of Thicker IT. II + ''s"e
2Axl2s It, with buildings. tntol July 20. 1ano
illrty.!rst Ct, 1b5iS It Of t;tate Vt, i t, aix
, l7315 #, with imNroyeuents dated july 3d.. 5o0o
snnas an tbs aboye, ated July 50. U..,. aM,6
West Na9,aolpA 1T, l4l It u of Ilaletcad ii, III.
AIlsa n, tatetl July yHO,....,.,,,..,... 10, 7bnn
oa1ia II 70 t,io ftauf EIiaon st, " /, a3xll0 It,
..n.i sasa q 'y :; $500
wsst Alaa at ii II q iin It, /. o5.ias a':oo
,a,,,,a, ma,ea a. 1aiy ~, w. ~ 3 1900
~ u !, aiHla7H It, lAttd Juy 49, .,,,..... IA Am
"a1H.sh ~, GUY It u nf TArty-tlfth at o T. As
u, 3int feet, dated Juns lG,,,..,,,..,.. t100D
"H7s WI huron It, I'D 4-l0 II W 0f Iitcoln IT. i r.
r,.. M,t u 9axlai #. l,atei July 3l.....,,, QUO
'Ht.S,hxh, nt'S; y IT. ilG It " af WDntwortl. ny,s
hal'o III t'le nlnye, dated ,fniy Al, ~ mi m,
1@ffas%e " n of Willow VI, I, a1xiI,H Il ~'''
a,lne It IL q oorssliss It, Z s;stS 4 2so'
dated Juna ~, 1b73, - ~ p,o
Wet Iolk VI, 10y T. u Gaialboli Nv II + ar eo'
- iAsa II, uatau JHy yB,..,,,.....' y .on
n9sta ~ q " a & q q Wasitcnaw ", Is. VOW
West Washington H. gt3x Il =; i;,.;,.... ESQ
"@1'~' ~ "''A Du'''nhf's' dated Nay a.. 10000