if* 
JWI M aaawvoA .TAQ&I 
;'d£J ilfj 
oaAuaj aa* 
WmW»W»Wll«l»*WiW 
cnrw { 
CBICj AG 0 
• , i . v ,, 
„.... 
l«»*K1 tin 
7 itt tt*.tf l-i 
i s t 0117J; 
1.09* brUi do at tit.**; soo I Briar & » « £ 
s do at 911 TO: lAtobalado I M ; 
H C 3 L ^ 
C I M E B - R M 
of the 
; Indiana, 
on, St.oo. 
It pM III 
r«ie«4r4*t 
fair, but not la excess 
•»-
fa wit S* dap* at 
and 3,4*0 pea green 
at T 1 
peeember; t 
VnS7 
eve* awn begot*. At teas* ttoO**,eoo more lit] 
b* paid .before th* end of Deeember, end, though 
tbte teerea** *f d*>m*toi o*anaA af eoara* 1* «•-
maaeat, it will probably keep 
ipaaavaji winter. Saaaa at f i t aanka aHfc 
uand otbarMdtlea a n now getting eceomodn-
hor* for to days on their own paper 
at'per cent par aaaam. jrBshanpa herolhave 
ther prtveto ladlvtjpnato of other cities 
been nmnUanedi before* the, lank* of taia ei 
derm ft necessary to " run i t r a a f taia winter, 
but. tear* aeema no reason whjr tbaaraaald oat 
aafely increase • their .loans to hanks of other 
cities when tk*r easteot lad satisfactory emptor-
^ . - ^ l A 'IbiMpt rtb<i• W U n t t t W TtidTHPto - 
"" ' 
.Bxebaafe o»ato»aea abundant at foe per tiooe 
dtaeounb for sales between bank.-*. ,yt the coun-
ter, bankers arii at parwtd bar at -1 •» discount 
Th* Haw Tnrk CSaaMMareMTarerato the Impor-
tant mmsanee eaereiaed upon the Mew York 
nsenap *a**fcet b? toe Canadian banker*, and re-
fers particularly to the Bank of Montreal, as fol-
lows: ''PaidapeapitoJ, • nulltons, circulation 
•31-3 aallUona, d*po*iia (government aad private, 
©n demand and for stated timea), 19 3~t millions; 
and, on the asset aide of the account, dis-
counts of u 14 muttons, and balaneea eatside of 
Cenadn* 9 » * miltioa*; White, therefore, the Bank of 
Montreal reports tout one-ttfth at the total dts-
vso****. It has'two-thirds of the balaneea abroad." 
The CbmmsreteJ also tmtimates that the aeeu-
mnteWonof the Canadian balance* eeatributed, 
to*x*tei witk Mr. BontaaB'* oonr*e, to produce 
the plethora whist opprasaad the Maw York mar-
ket'tor month*, and contributed to bring 
nwney up to t§ mt oent in Howrnal. 
lessee of the1 Wsai "wssfna, for ss^ia^-snar 
wtsek fSpwstsifs sMNlsssi lusilatf ant 
woibsor ths In—«t MfBM«r, eom*ittng at • 
rwsJsar. toiiiMntlissspd other rotWsasSss 
is* tanosseS csantsl tai so wise •!>•?—s wttharrai-
islrstbaarMmaf the est stoek. on whtoh she PaasrV 
^ f ^ B f j g ^ Q g j t J g f f * PWand a * tap parnvsn* 
•!TH» Fcacauns ©» navKAnoa cuima AS OMSSTS. 
The «ineatton of how mneh the tnsotrent loent 
will pay on 
a / d n r t i ^ ^ u ^ w e j k 
baa- beei fair, sad tie 
^l&$2B£ttM£& <.« 
clear at 
bar at 
ft jNkc; ae tenjrauow grama .sjt In 
!«SSSs^lVSS5**f* •?* "«*»*««» 
w-_rr made of n head, mixed welnht. at H » 
»J!S?twV 
*Stt,et »•* Melmnged, the demand 
being oonflned to a " 
trade, mien wen it 
tet-wt^saTBhrerl' 
vtito' BawtatetW t#; 
l^orlaawtMentea, 
do, (Orteats|)at,|Mpi'ienii 
doaflBJe 
receding mm* 
srket isstul II 
9 tat 
l b * 1 l a % r m n & 
ftStS 
the list the 
sj?» n a n been 
lote : Dates, 91-ta 
0 qui 
Kit " 
tntto-t Pnnch 
Daw*, ttunat,!*.. 
»*aiio; jenebto.. _ 
9 1-mia l-9o; 
torrent*, 
• MBfEE; 
Uttnn,i 
ft* 
qaiek «t 99, 
oommoa. 
•., 4 't »'1...' 9jn ** Ji- •* 
of bmt week, 
the reported sales wen 
All sold. 
dl-
the 
tSt 400 
5BS 3.0$ 
bHa baefwhent ftour at ) 
Also, l».haaw>fsnn>«t<Ma\( 
ThereW' 
and the Inquiry for options was 
w 
H » t « 
m tM 
44 m 
47 923 
s» 
tot»t.! 
99 
2fiS 3.90 
n s i i w 
Solid Fire InsurariM. 
H 
m 
281 
4.00 
3.90 
s ,8 « ia 
6S 
*» 
1T0 
opeoc 
numeron* 
arei 
pester 
irtrtrw* 
era, prfnefpallir swing to 
and Haw York were low 
York market changed itat 
two operators hew bid up till..b«a*l___ 
reached ; the market then ruled fltfnl to the close, 
with few transactions, hat a 
eTigiTwIE 
mh noalpto^f i r T l 
of course, very largely upon how mneh 
in the shape of loans, will, be ab-
of their asset*, 
axwbed by offsets for 
who owe the COJ 
• bono 
on pollelaa bntd by the 
i for those loans, 
for doubt that the 
may legally net 
their 
claims 
upon 
against an 
paid stock. Offsets of 
•Yidod for In 
deetatona hare 
in aooordi 
eitod in the 
" showing the 
of whi( 
iple; In 
of the Globe Insaranoe 
Bow York, ChaaaerT, #as, 
and 
the 
in 
and at 
: subject to the mortgage. 
:-<»rk. ths »uU tin* ws 
I insolvent. 
f the amount of Melons 
itamof the 
The liability 
to the eoiupany, 
irootors, 'diSoerV, 
, Trnateea far the 
pol^-holden^BW UtetftniebtedQess to'" 
iwr 
oonwwwn 
money or ror 
» 
a ymn of the •trust 
for near deli vary ; • 
sr trades 
seamed to hai 
taller 
December 
opened 
Off 1-tc, and immoTed to 
etose. Seller last half do sold al 
and seller Jananry at «lJf h-ta 
at the ootstde. Strietly fresh 
spring closed at 1108; nothing doing in regular. 
The other grades w e n very owlet, Cash • ' 
wen reported of *o» buKo. laprtngattLts;: 
bo do st ti.»; 10.009 bu No.1spclngsttl.is; u, 
aoobu dostti.iT*4; 10.090ba doatft.1764-, Mjm 
In da at «ti7 1-4; SJ« bn do at «.17 s-s;1 MO bu 
io at tt.1T W; 1 J9t bn Ko. s sprtng at ti-Otf m> 
bu rejected spring at H « . Total, Tt,flen ba. 
Corn was rather lose actin, and again lower, 
large receipts, and ttttte dettadd. The 
orders w e n mar far the season, bwt 
mdat the 
January options. Cash No. S 
«o l-ac, feU to 40c, and improved to M 
ady at 40 >«e. 
Seller December 
^V • aw*i|(*awm 
a# waa* as-saa j 
ispw^ • • • r 9 ) 9 m s t ' •» 
jScGAns—A 
|air do, lftaio l 
S n e n - T 
at4«l-4a«S-tc. tashsaleewennportedof 
»,oto bn do at toe; M«h ha yettaw at 4BW%swi 
bu rejected at at l-taj « # » bnfdnnttmn 1B9«? b r 
< k >™*i^ M c ; l^Wtmteatsai-to; l U V k i aara, 
Oats w e n dull and again easi ar. the decline 
pit m 
„ l-se. probably to sympathy with earn. 
Then waa no Inquiry tar shtpsmsaU and bat tow 
lots wan ted on options. Csah lots mM at 90 *-4aato; 
aaHor Decembar at SlaSl 1-te; and seller Janan-
ry at at 9ssMe«, sll etostog at the outside. Cash 
sales wen : 10^09 bu at Sic; 1499 bn at m-m ; 
l«,400 bu at ae S-4C; 900 bu rejected at 3»o. Total, 
we* unlet and firm at tie far regular, and 
l-te for fresh reoeipts. 
Rejected was nominal 
J i n 
t ^ w e i w : %m bn Bo. 3 at tU l-te; 
5,0» bu do at Oc, 
of 1.400 bu No. 5 at 55 l t e ; lJOObu No. t ^ E at 
oc;4,ooe b« do at mn Met bn 
Tbtai, M,g99 ba. 
foUewing wan t 
m ^^m*Pwi a^pimig/ i#wa ttkwwgi ^L .. -
corresponding dates 
WHJUJ. 
ifov.atv 
wn. 
S' \ "!s!? 
*»58? 
go. i amner 
ear 
No. 1 r e d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38S 
go.ind 
:rr; aviS 
Bo. • wmter.. 
t,194 
Bejeotodwtntor 
. _ 
i by sample at Mo, 
i in 
.V off. 3t, 
1870. 
i 4 4 ' " 
. t epn 
A 
£22 »,i« 
MAOM 
SO^ON 
27J47 
47 s 
• 
Mre Iiis^rance Co. 
JJP LONDON. 
Wen auiet and* firm at unchanged1 
ien£:lcl45ftejfe.-'9vii2 
V d ^ u a m u a l t ^ r y 1 
ia exclusivity Fire 
Established, . . . - ^ 1866 
Boned h»f;8m£lft^1«7l 
K « 
e**s'J »»W4BMtSl>**** 
4 waa * H -rt »d 19 
.its>«tt -»»« » • ' « * « € 
-n..inn.aw<!,- B 
Corner Wabash-iw. 
And is opening the moet 
itttrpi 
.fflt.'1 
^"aelimV^bo1 working 
< Kttisi tan •iiatMa wa nswta i *>'.-? r 
g^ii 
f M a i 8-aej 
EM9J. 
sz 
l-to; Arnold's 
"Ttliet 
111-90 
a weak age. We 
aJKUutt M4wi«9to:l9l1|t; 
i>i - ' 
9 
11-Se; 
Bnown 
J Tashna. 
11190 
i aohor 
] alls 
'. 13 l-*s.: . Roanoke, 
ed by Mr. Miller in his late trip 
KQT!^mtr\9M 
M •*-
V? 
i 
assortment of 
HOLIDAY 60 
igftfltl! 
i 
in Chicago. The 
been select-
SSat 
and desigmed for his 
magnificent store in process of 
erection, comer 
sen-»rts„ 
J 
ttpjLBca-ofoen, 
i 
ltundrj, s_i-3a7e 
iaor,4 ifu trto; pnlm,ta 
S^aloo; flora, loalo l-te; 
*"'9BBI» 
Jeppe; 
1 BnU 
£ 
IWwk'srwsw? 
K)fGlllwldcaa<av.« 
.rI 
...... B*«,T«*<i OJB1 
.OT ,SA3T 
sajf v&tft "-'* *.'JAJO <r 
I ma *W !w^ 
Ue. 
1 flUlfttlttiaa, 
* K M 
aville 4Hi, IT l-3c,. Bay Mills 
Sit); 
kite 
7-g.Ul-to; 
4-4, 17 l-ac; 
w H ' 
iwVfw; 
, common, 51-taS 
a stranger, 
of insurance by 
could not 
the company : 
the assets of the 
•mount of its 1 
TbsMdoewdaaa seam to eatnbUdh the rule that 
aqneetimtastowkathwr tan stoekholdor^w'oald 
liave the prtvilego af setting off his emtm for toss 
under * policy of the company issued to himself, 
.amdsgainat any in^MRRinese other than far ua-
psMstock. But the two doelstons ettad above b 
will show that the cxpaetatioBs of those stock j No. 
holders who a n now.bwymsr wp etnima of the in-
with thefexpectatlon of thus 
debta to the potfey-holders for 
i from the companies and torua-
will be dh»ppotnted 
to, howevsr, sifjl another aspect to the 
purchase of claims by BtookhoMem 
If the 
•rtockhoidern buy up oil the olatoss against the 
eompnapt she eontpany beeomea solvent, and 'the 
F S c ! ? ^ , ^ l ^ £ » * , 1 3 r tojne with the stock 
holders that the latter may pay np their unpaid 
• W A ' t t , ^ at Pag. Let «s see howlhw 
would work in the ease ofthe Republic The. 
3*588 
199.4*7 
. i i • 
ImmjeaJvanlsed, 
ehnnonl, 8 l-aa 
•olvent 
pay teg up 
Fruit of'the 
».. 
J!EB3 
:"g^UBJfc|^*-i^B^^Bw9wlk4wt Jwah 
S O ^ f t c u Z a n i ? 
ft Pfom a t n t sjt trt #•» 
_ « t t 
feet and over. 
at 918 
am, BOJ 
^CnvgB 
ft clear I 
ft s e l o c t * 3 , 1 u 
Borland A Co. 
i m b r ^ S ' f o l f b V K c h 
Sold, by J.M. 
mft 
tftraflM, retnlnlnr afl the 
ta 
a u s 
C33UBB B&Ofi. A CO,:'999 West 
JONXS A 8XUJBB8, 9W West 
^9mm w>sw»W)^sw^w^wis^i# 
i GEO. O. OABB8BY, 473 Wshash sv. 
W. U B. JKNNEY, 19 Peck^. nrt. 
a M. KaNDOLTH Ri< 
JAMBS B. -WAiiUfiTT. 4» 
AT»rt»i« . n t 
PKTERMOTB^late 7»J^rk)LtCJBltte Island sv. 
• Assmrer » n d A s M f t i r s l f f c e . 
C. OILB*B»WHEW,IJJB, n w. cor. Wab. 
ATW-ATKB A CO., 179 K. _ 
j . M . ^ 8 X T , « W . b a « 
A. a * O. P. BADGER, 883 Wabash hT. 
lOUBTO^AWONAI?' "* M*el'* *T' W W" 0 B a * ^ 
„ I f 4 ^ <^53»^ »!to»^^)^Wab. av. 
rcKKR A CO.. 71 CanaBrt, 
" w s s w , 
THB COmOCBCIA3L LOAN CO.. 198 Archer av 
OBIOVIHB.*TBOBTCO.-«avtogaB-*W S 
Ha>shot tstomw9Bmtmr«r 
UL749WjUketat, 
A. S. B8MAY A CO.. 317jWest Ksdiaos St. 
BsHIWSj sjsd B o b b e r 4sw«sts. 
PAX4J0CX A WHBBXXB, 33Wert Rssdol, 
CBBBBCLOTHIMG COH aftoh. av and i__ 
X. RICBit CO^eeipar Oaaaland Barnssa st*. 
suatsvet.wjrara> 
SON A CO., 14 and l« West Randolph st 
a s s t s H s r r n , Wtnttasicra. 
«e*> Prlsrters. 
'»P&^ZL^™' "•"•ton B. 
mf^fwTav. 
•i, 999 West Baa4stsh st 
BOPPMAB A C o S w ^ a a d . 
t STOTT, mi West Madlsonst 
INO co..msouth oanidai 
:. 3. SPA1.DIMO AOO., snoceed 
rtUlotor^iiiMoate. 
*OBB, ANDREWS * CO.. 4W WabaahkT 
HICAGO BIBUS SOCIKVY. IM West Madiaon^t 
if* 
- RANCH OWICE, 
^ T . 1 « ^ * a » i « - f « v i •' 
*io,aoo,ooo. 
irVlpt ll 
f 
Capital i 
Insurance Company, 
KBIB, P A 
straight. 
ttatoc; 
Lit; 
t—Slaughter 
fcl 
Bejected*.. <...—. 
i 
No grade 
teotwtpnny an iww afelling 
eento. The trarnhaaB* pre-
ompany and gets to cent* 
> 
pony is now myUi », cento on the dollar of all 
adjusted olaJma, and lasnteg. oarttneatos of tn 
drbtodnees for the remaining 79 per eeut The 
ad jnated claims on the com; " 
In the market for TV 
mam these to the company and geta 
tuck. This make* the certificate of Indebtedness 
tost him W per oent of its par value. The com 
l ..ay will probably owe BMOM 
u ru-r the as per , oent M 
its present avaltobtoaasata* If 
c . old boy up ctvsoaAoo of these oarunentoa oi 
indebtedness at m cento oa the dollar, they coul 
pay off their .losses at a coat ef ti^09,oeo over the 
avseto now in band. An 
that - * • 
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S l l ^ ^ n ^ S ^ ' v a 
cent oa toe unpaidatnakb fJto oompany oonld pay 
all losses and ooatrana boaiaeea. 
Tbe aflhin of toe Norwteh. lusuranee Company, 
of Norwich, Can** hawa been eto9to«g«9Fbw a 
number of tonatworthy ' msrshaam and poUey 
holdem, w:b* prmioaaaa .ito atatemeut a fair one. 
and say they beBeve the » per oent ottend by 
the company la not • on^r « s that the mm** a n 
i tf 'the eemptny's twain wen set-
worth* hat 
tied b 
tied by a Receiver or to." 
would not pay 39 cents on 
Its assets 
of its losses. 
Fnnchkip,eot© 100 lbs, i 
m 
»m Whito Lake, 190 m 
Btralght. 
Sold by 
,117 
m 
>ia 
calf, 34 
3l.0Oal.SW, 
.00; Prenoh 
V STOCK-With the 
g tin, which are firm 
1 [ETAIB AND TINNptS-
en, eption of ttoplato and pig 1 
' ani I tending higher,—owing to a material advance 
in Europe,—the 
market rules * eomj 
ste idy. The demand continues good. We 
lgn—Bextto pUte, IC, 10x14, fll.»; rool_ 
; largo pigs, *5cj small pigs, tin, **o; bar tin, 
is 
No. l sawad. 
, The demand is-g^ 
fcre few orders from the country. 
First tOeatltochto 8 inch...........„,, 
SthtuF—****~5r-r 
H 
First and second dear flooring, togetk 
ar, rough 
_i 
First and second t 
* 
r a t 
btfor 
i above Oompsnlm art 
ad due, 
A pi 
j an Lasses M fast 
Totbe 
TRBADWAY A JEWELL. 
:n-n 
A AH V / O a 
ans. BW^."' 
-' •-,»!•'.• 
i s , ; , ,,>ii 
/ • t o l d • . t 
OtBUYERS 
WBLFOTn 
BB * B 4 U m Wab. av. 
a* 
anS^^^K-r; 
!3a»jioi^mfg|a* 
Wabaah 
- l . i I n l * 
atw.a^) 
HOKAS& 
U X t B A K M i y , 
A CAULPlKLrXe, e, osr 
J . W. BOBINSON 889 W, 
SMALL A INGALLS 
t. SMITH, D.J. SCH< 
TBBKY MeCLBLLAN A 
TCRNBB,BBAW1JKY A1 . 
B. A A T V A N BORBN, 194 
BBNRY WALLER, 199 West 
W A r T E i C L A B E ^ * ^ ! ^ * ^ 
C. C. WALLBN A eotlt 99 Swath Oa 
XA8H AJtUREJS.amWeaMadJsoas*. -
EZBA A.COOR A CO a. 25 and C H. CB 
SHOBEB * 0 0 , » SouthJeflersw K; < J U*»»to. 
W v a r r a » * Bsvla seahles. 
M. O WILBUR cor Twenty-thirt sad Stats i 
iLeeluawlth aawf BW11 n*mmmt 
3. F. WOLLENSAE A CO., 1*7 W. i 
J. 8LADE, wttha 
*°LES K E ALE. 18B hhi 
Imwr stw«ks«ii«rs. 
DBONO BB08. AOO.. 1 
EABGO A CO., « » Stats st 
- BBOS^ntWabaahav. 
i H i m 
it;>»3. 
formerly «9 Washtogtoa st„ an now located at '1 
but there 
We quote 
3 SDSF 
' " S40.M 
33.00a34.00 
* W « *w • • • • m 
go**. 
Refected ..» 
N o g r a d * | . „ J | . K | 
Total barley.. 
Krri'beval A 
C >rp«n—Copper bottoms, 38c 
lbs sec; *tooopper, ssc 
8 IKKX juMQ • First a 
qm tttjygwMI, lie; slab 
bTaston', over 13 
to l-3e; flrst 
Ulto:l3and 4, 9o; 4, 9 an*9,1*8; 19 t e l l , Met 13, 
enastoaywithin the past two years, mon appa-
rent to 
by 
(pasttwo years, a 
to America, as is < 
pe than to America, as Is evidenoed 
from New York, since 1st Jan-
nary, ef li*,8Cl brls pork. UATto tela beef, TMSt,-
mh» 
bacon, 6i,i«3,4*a lbs cheese, and 103,08*,ooo 
lbs lard, against 74^84 brls pork, 70j« brls beef, 
3M SjK £ tord^ . 
last year. To meet this 
there must be a corresponding Ihonasein the 
particular 
description of meats 
required; 
^ad, as the largest 
proportion of It 
from England and the Continent of Europe, 
mast baeured with special t ' 
cuilar trade*; hence It would 
Jto-
tto 
TtmcBAT EvBwme, pov, as. 
*toe reoetpto andshintoanto 
this port dnrtog the past 
r Mora, *• tor *• reported, wit* to* eurrb-
•rataaa * t 
st fwonty-
i I 
yioar, B9*a*ft***»*••». 
m \ 
whe*A*a^#»##.....* 
MO. 
9,334 
i v a « s * s * > « i * i i 
4ww>^mOV 
...M4,96» 
um 
9.147 
satpateait. 
1871. 197*. 
743 
vm 
AWiyfcmiW^ 
* * t * r V 
ass 
there our hi 
be mon of " KngBah bacon" and 
ItVl pork, than of sneh rough dry-saltod meats and 
mess pork as America and the Gulf Islands re-
o vun. The Andtton' returns from a few of the 
Waster* States snow anincreaseof bmrs, < months 
old, on April L aver tost year; to the States not 
authenticated that to Xmdand and Ireland there 
Is an increase in the number of " pigs " this over 
last year ; bat it is known that on ths Continent of 
Europe, more especially 1* France, 
Holland, 
th* 
German 
State*, 
and Austria 
toen 
ia * great 
falling off from 
their usual 
supply, whilst in our own country th* "kill"of 
summer he** has greatly exceeded that of any 
ions season, so that in the aggregate supply 
n may be no saeh increase a* greatly to un-
settle prices, though to localities (a*y in th* 
cheap ana productive lands of the weft, when 
the raising of bogs and oattle a* food ha* been 
driven W l i e mon valuable nrodaetn af the 
though even this will betrregular, a* from to* 
long drought of th* summer eom 1* scarce in 
999 
ItMto 
113 
194,103 
1,300 
1*7 
m 
1.039 
ittaM 
to 
11,940 
1,447 
177 
94,990 
BUM 
Stye, ba............. s«*9t 
4,114 40* 
Barley,bn............ to,wa ft^tf. *«•** 
Or*** eeed, lbs, 
«,7to 
9,730 3.TM 
Flax teed, lba.-.*... - . . . . 33^*90 1 . . . . 
Broom oorn,m* 
tt^Ot 1*7,37* 
Cured meat*, lb*.... 1147* 
UM*9 174.1«* 
t k a a l 
a. m%m 
eutm 
V f 
" tt (AA'l 
J T X W t wtoBBPaa**»*•••»***• 
*w399B 
ai 
*»•#•«* 
Pork, bets 
. . . . it** 
183 734 
Lard, In*. ....»...»• .3*9^99*. 
**iii *ft*7a| 
'Tallow, 
toe........... 
3B,09t' 11,330 119,190 
Batter, 
to*........... 
73,1*0 
34»*T1 
3^3*0 
DreaaedHtop,**.. 
130 '197 
UvehtMpaSS.*,.... Mto %m 
3.WJ 
Castle, Na........... 
4*1 1.70s '9*3 
ffldaa,ttAV.....-....to4r9«i 
3**,141 44V580 
Higkwtoea,brU.,... 
3*7 
%m *s 
Wooito*........... . . . . 1AJM Most 
Potato**, Tto... 
• 3,9*3 
l,3M . . . . 
inmoer, m.... 
w n %wm 
. w 
Blnngjoa*»».......» 2,38* Um 1J79 
3ath. m...... 
4ft 
79* 30 
p3klt» bats..*....-*..» 
« . . . 
. . . . 733 
wuadiMmi yaaterdajr - tor mty oonam 
:• sal' bu wheat, L37* bu eogn, l^t* lm oats, 
»ve. 
The ^PWteg^jrrala has been receive, i up 
c ri'oorn. 3* can onto. 4 oars' rye, XttJ* 
bar'ley7 
•Totat, m oamvor mm* bu. 
^ 
^ 
M9*w*. .0. X <mmi 
3. s. Ram**y, A. M. 
V ^ ^ ^ J S H •:M*toQ%j''gnA 
Wamn Norton 
2 tJ&^S 
f*£l&£ *» t u Wreetor* of 
S1 eJ^«W?*y dA T r* d <', , w totooonrs of the 
Batten*! Board ef Trade duxing th* mania* 
yewf. . 
B 
The Board of Trade was fully attended' to-day, 
,- *md than was a little mon .anteiat ion ta the leall*' 
in < iniiiitona..: .Bniads4iii.«b_t«adwd dajwaward, and 
P'oviatona wennrtoer. The 'SBtpprng movemeat 
$• fair, 'dpmgB the season of navigation ia about 
J ^ r . 
t l a t ^ f f i H r o o ^ 
aeek 
otootto W,tto b% and wheat and 
tx.ta oaif. increased' about the same amount 
each. 
We begin 
the winter 
with 
light 
Etoebe v»iy 
abont' 
a,sw,oeo 
bn of 
all ktoAaufrgrato.jrMA ton decrease of "two and 
sind*; •^bkfWwatotTVi atom toe Bn, t» say 
th* large qaaatlwe* of barned rraio 
iento The afrtpmaBt of avate kataeen 
place*, not wall taatured in other*, and will 
ueceasitato the early marketing of hogs, even 
though tmperfeoUy fatted, a* to many ease* is 
now being done. In onr eowntry the weight of 
cannot come up to that of last year, 
in Inland th* blight of 
*d and inland toe even 
summer crops, taetodtog peas and beet* < 
the wetter* continent of Europe toe devastations 
of war and tl 
eluding thoee 
will preclude teeoing tneir •« pigs " to 9B0 average 
fatted watoht4a* thai, to onr miad'a eye, heavily 
totted boa*, whnthap at home or abroad, are ob-
e r a l f f i e r t o ^ o f 
w and beets—and on 
Jectsnoatob* aeon'this 
tions, as will, we think, be 
reports, to be made np in Ma 
ahaBtog, there is li1 " 
butmtntir 
exeap-
feet to the anal 
next, In 
at 
or eoaseded. to 
pur-
keep price* down, whilst to the mon Eastern 
places the average Uhtoner than at 
Western' one*. 
B. p. Baker AO*., af New York, write 
tow*, under daft of November » , ttn: 
Tb« exports of breadstuAi to Europe for th* 
week ending tost night a n a* follows 
, Crtoagow, ' 
orders', S3,904. 
tei.tB99; Cork, tor orders, 1IM1*; Hassburg. 
7,70* ; Bremen, 8388. 
' 
Tttai-Ftooi, t,!*! brie. (7,434 toe* than toot 
Total 
ao fol-
99*039 
week,) Idvi 
TwlTBitotol, 
» ("034 toes tt-m 
IJverpooX\f©l> ; London, tte; Otoagow, 
. 38.00*90.00 
npwarda.....^??:.' 
£> * * ^ * 
P w W M » » a a a s s . a a . s a a 
B H k * 9 > i M . . M i a a . . . . ~ « . H . . M * t o J « * 1» w i t t 
^ i s t s and scantling, l*x3* f*e*...... 
- square. 
„ a a s . . . . . . . . . . . . 
posts, split...... 
posts, round.......... 
A or star. .^..w.^. 
No. 1.. 
loummnn 1 n v 
• f t i t 1*3.1 
sliate at tio 
preserve 
holders. 
take n«, steps niilil the policies 
sente*! BBwMf '•***&$ pMicies at 
once to the eomoaittee at south-
east corner Fifth-av. a n d Mon-
roe-At. B Y order oT the 
3JSlt IU. 
27fl& 614 Michigan -av., 
ant invite the public to can and examine their new 
stock of MUSICAL MKBCHANDI8E, received since 
tot fire from their New York and Baltimore branches, 
including the celebrated 
**w»*]^9*^9WV * ,m9jw>*wn^|9^^p. 
~f&•-..'•_ 
hUmtt ACwe^Plaass, 
' A fall assortment of Psglninii Strings, Violins, A e 
cordlons, Coneertteas, Gnitars, Brass Instrameats, 
etc., Which they are offering tor CASH, at greatly re-
duced prices. 
EP~ PUnos and Organs tuned, polished, repaired and 
shipped on short noose. 
N.of Tremaa*. 
av. 
av^ep.Trem't. 
av.apTrt 
toJw^a-ie..BUMO 
tICAK BRIDGE CO.. 981 Wabaab sv. 
BABRETT ABHOLD A ^ X B A L L , 330 E 
WESTERN STAR METAL CO., IT South Canal St 
DBASE A WETHERELL, ear. Wab. av. and 21st at, 
Carria*es 
COAN A TEN BROEKE, cor. Ann and W. Randolph. 
HA SKIN, MARTIN A WHKBLER, IMS Monroe 8 
C W s t o r b a 
GRACE LAND CO.. 174 Wast 
HCYCK A ENt 
CHARLES: 
CALLAGHAN A COCECR^FTr6Br 
K a l i . 
WJETH A VANDERVfXiirT.MattCe.lsthaadCwaal 
B0P80W A Oa, 999 ~ 
M U l l a 
GAGRBI 
5
KITH BROS., cor MisUgan-av. and Wall 
A YHOB, DALY AWkTM* Mtoaigaa av 
A. H. ANDREWS, i a and in Waahtegtaa s t 
Okpatais a a d Ytehu 
RUTH SUITJ ABE BRAND. 89 *o 97 8. Canal « 
wAj. THOMAS A CO., 4*lldrMge ct. re»rM3 Wah. av 
r a l a t a . 
HEATH A MILLIOAN. H9 West Randolph st 
r a l . t a , 49*38. tHaaa,TltoaT 
ABMSTBONO A CO.. *S4 StatMA 
CHASE, HANPOBD A CO.. 47» Sooth Canal 
JBO. F. WEABJL,tt West BaaOitsh s t 
Paper B a « B a a a f M t a r c n , 
WHEELBB A HLNMAN^opu 317 Mtetugaa av. 
B ^ ^ «
T R ^ r # c ^ 3 4 l » 
J. W. GRISWOLD A CO. 
Claetka. 
aV. cor. Jackson. 
A M M C A S 
TJRY CLOCK CO., *»West Latest 
Clathlng (Rer»il>. 
y s ^ 7 « r ~ 
O. C. COLLINS (Boys'J, 7*2 Wabash av. 
MABLEY A HtTLL, I2t West Madisoa st 
OOT 
W. K. BIGB 
H a a a i 
BATH. 4*1 
BT. 
S
.O. 8HEPHKBD. 
»T. 
X).. C E. Randolph 
a a d 
W l m d V w M h a d a a . 
* (4* State. 
WALEE 
E. a. L. 
t Stats at 
LLEEB, 999 Wabash av. 
liper wfaaglaaj* aavd 
FAXON A CO,0J4 Wal 
Clataua* (Wtotonato.) 
OBTON A CO.. Mich. av. cor. Asanast 
t CO., 34 aad 9* South Canal st 
IfPsbN A WBTMORBTitot 
Cloths, Casslaaersw. etc. 
IPwMlSyiA0Cp,02an 
E3 . YT « 4X1 t AV \W K V U M *r* toll 
TtTTTIdl^OSiTPsbN A 
I to 481State 
t i t ' 
1.35a 
t w i n , 
.-..«aif*a!"l t.-jdt 
-4L t 
I 
wtot*T**^9w*pa49wa ^*aw*\. ,^HH 
ens, 91.5*al.7* 
turkeys; llalte 
'p*rUbrt°* ©^e*Aami*«neV 
StS*™ 
i, 33.3S per bfl; coarse, diamond C, 1140 
round, to the 
73a75o; « v . - «^, ~ v , 
' 85*; whale. f'l.OO; 
Wal ,34; bank "**, 
unseed raw, 
sperm, t2.u; ~ 
S0a4#c; straits, 
ttoeJtoane. 
POTATOES—Have advanced sense dnrtog the 
pact week. Ska supply has been light, and 
prices axe now firm at the folloi ' 
Tradk—Common mixed, 75*88*; 
ti.o*. 
From Bton—Common, 
tl.ooal.14. 
POL^LTRT AND GAME—Continues plenty and 
the 
market may be quoted dull at the 
lrtonatei: 
.3 Wruve 
.. llaltcfor «j 
fine, 93.3* 
brl; 
1, *n<3 quotobly loe loi rail 
and Included; fair timothy 
at kLBMf.88; and clover at tttOaAOO for poor to 
eboto*. 
TEAS-An wry Bern, and prices are a shade 
higher than at th* do** of last week. The stocks 
nnrrrima1*8^ MfbcT wains at am^ iontmidna 
*M^9UwS9VBB 
fwtp 
vBV^FOII 
g9B**Wm 
0>ti 
gaAAJT 
'wKJaAt^r^tbOavU 
loung 
hyson, 
common 
to fair, 
60*64; 
good, 
Tbaaoc; 
ohoioe 
to 
extra, 
tl.soa 
1.40; superior to ftoe old hyson,, 90e*tl.l0; com-
monimperial, ffaOte; good to akatcedo,90cati.i*; 
140; fair to good do, 70*00; colored natural leaf 
Japan, OOaTOe; eesnmon ' 
^WOOD—Remains firm at % 
quote: 
B f ^ ^ a ? £ « « * t o , tli.OO; hlokory, 
•13.00; slabs,0499delivered. 
~rv *, 
JWOOL—TPO wool trade is aeWve to the extent 
fuU Sfoa^' ^ S o t e ' t o e 1 
rs: T*b-w»*hed, «la7*e: 
finding ready buyer* 
i* market ftrmaafol-
: fine fleece washed, 
; medium fleece, washed, ttaeac; coarse 
/washed, 54a58e; unwashed, ooarse. 40a44c; 
unwashed medium, to*toe; unwashed, one. Sin 
washed, *7a*3*; eombing unwash-
ed, 4a**3o. "Wool to bad condition and unwashed 
rOHTS-Tke only tranaactton r*> 
BAILfRSia 
eni rate* per loo lbo; 
eom to 
at 
Salted bulk 
; IVw»C»toi»b t»ast. i 
New York........... ss 
Alhaap. Troy 
l started oa that rweBty-hoor ^ip across 
^ •toaj'a'iJ': W^tt*Wj>'- ^*A M. Tn3^B 
1BA* vVw&y 
• ^ n * * a n * to 
f, of solid rook, running hawk aadyBp 
rS««, 
Captain MqMUlen, of tbe 
..^^iSwSiSong 
it noTbetdri understood. When " 
the water was gaining on 
Kb 
at Lung 
thVfin* 
getb? her8 He°then h e S d ^ t h e ^ w l ^ e l o n t 
wind and 
toe to 
high-l 
some 80 to 100. 
having broken; 
to keep' 
Bwampedher as 
then forced to toJHlitli*.' 
her»e^^~esSaf*B%^rbl dx*wnoo?'lcmelo? 
aert*T and- 
a e ' i T w ^ U e ' b e ^ ^ 
y of the crew to at 
nnjn9tanetok :* and i toT tha i 
they^rereTtoey could only leave him to 
ruousl7 C Ta*^-n« 
^ * p l p B " u ? toe 
barely 
aide 
enougn tor one man 
and slight footholds, enabled them, one at a. time, 
soon reached succor aad the ktod**t of attention. 
as at 4 o'clock in the Bterntog. They had 
near Brocton village, wb 
era! donations.—Bujfttto 
i a i a A i a V M i t t 
Forth 
She sustained 
mon or lee* j 
White and B 
,waa 
ashore at 
)JF223L 
ova, woMm 
ark I 
f t h l i u g ^ c n x ^ A V 
Frioay«w3a«wbMi*of 
kirk Bed, 
Bo* 
tot 
the 
from" off the south 
aals about opposite 
• ntok&^and 
faB%yv2? 
and all of 
them were mon or tee* damaged in their upper 
works. Many of them wen forced to put bank, 
- A despatch received at Buffalo on Saturday 
K by Mr Bemis, owner of the Pbiio Scoville, an 
nouneed that Captain Stoddard died on board to* 
rt»bo« 
Milwaukee: He toll^ead ml 
of heart disease. The veseel put back 
aad toe body will be forwarded to 
vessel just 
the deck, oi 
w-heaaba 
Oat£b*."^~1S53 "SS 'SSfi 
2«ye, fa......... 41ft,10r 
OBKKB 
**LO» 
lt?M,tet 
4,OC.07S 
L4CL994 
Total 
«,wXL*M ,tP8tAM WJAttt tt,403J9S 
Highwtoeo were otrtoigor. into* wen mmtolsf 
Boo brls at tt i-ae before 'Change, and after Tl 
. o*eto*k there were fne'totynn at that flgnre, with 
Jkoloen asking 9*)e and too* 
lake freights wen very *ntot 
Th* only ehar 
far reported was one to Erie, at to MB tar eom, 
which will carry oat about 3*,4«0 ba. 
Pnviatons war* moderately estiva aad trm*r. 
Bn advanee of l*e aerMtlbs in th* prioe of live 
Beg* made holder* of j«r*wai»irm*r 
toibetr 
vtow*. wha*. bayan.frael^bU y**t*r»lijr,|'«ao-
tatioBs, but wen not. willttg to eoncede the ad-
V* B**-J^ a«« toen was IlUie agreement*. A. 
great many operators anrgiSAed to think that 
prtoea have been..run down to* low, wklltntaers 
•aytoat the product oflma 
MiZriZSSEfiS 
?J? ^ S S ^ W T O a l J S , « B * w««* rrta^S^reS 
•*•• - . ^ P 8 ! ! ! ? ^ 
JSfJift-Wwr* 
net miteh 
awi 
' green 'bam* tm 
cunax. 
•toned at the teitowlng r»ag*a 
seBir^tomaaAh, 
•ar. 9lt*mit.**: do 
" tiamat' 
9teli^15rd 
S l-to, .oAth, «w **»«*, .December; 
»t 8 l-to, o**n or •ejjer. .Deeejaber: do aaiw 
l a t 
3*^«*^f*rtoouldenr 
a^Jojrjiwtrib, si.to**!!ic 
war* 
satttetotoonye 
rib, and to tor 
mow than the 
hem*, .toiitoniJft 
. 
beef 
reported' i 
do a* 
, SOO ; Havre, too. 
L..vrsst. 
In toe afternoon, wheat was mon active 'than 
»al, but fell off l-te, ctoatog With buyen at I 
tt.10 S-* fox December, and tt Jo 9-4 bid tor I 
January. Cora aokl «partecty at 41 M» setter f 
Btovtew Of tto* Ctfaagi 'Bally Hsu***. 
. l U 
T%**»AT KvTsnmo, Nov. 38. 
BITTER—The conditton of this market re-
main* substantially the same as noted to onr last 
weakly natew. Th* dei 
grade* continues fairly satin* aad aatgintowl to 
prevent any n n rTimntottoo iBT9*tV>. and prices 
remain Arm at Maasc. Some fancy loto have been 
taken at an advance on these taurea, but tales 
at ovep tec. e n rare, and do not fairly reflect toe 
•an MtU m 'to*' .market, ton 
a a t e a t o ^ r r * * 
The fellewinx a n the 
they i 
easier! 
a somewhat 
for low pod<* 
tot 
rial 
Then is tea* activity in the cotton 
ia prices, 
raw mate-
manufactured 
:>aggi*g trade, but thereto no softening J 
toebuoyant-tone * the market for the r 
rial serving to 9tfB*» pries* tor the mann 
toowttj»Biiont 
a* foBowa: Stork, 94c; Lew-
toton, 3*oj American, M i-1fc; ifjnnesota, » j ; 
burla|a,b*gs, 31 l-tsdte; gnnnlea, lTamv; wool 
i^fmm^f^mrwid 
t^ivtwii 
foraddeMrtotioas ofbulid-
" f ^ w a ^ J m 
a l r m a i 
. lime* which is nail scare*. 
the stocks a n f^nernfflr fair: Stuoeo, 9B.7fat.oo' 
U. 9. stucco, caaiaiT ta-TtoAtt; imperflnedo' 
tiOHai.'i*; oemant.tLW: Roeendalecetoea^.«n» 
sJt: marble dnat ktoa; lime in buto, tl j»7 white 
sand, ptmm*x 
9S^ 
bu, 8to40e; t i e 
building bntok. 
brt. 
_ 
BK.AJT8—Price* 
•toady at tt.soai.90 tor eoaaman to 
-»tto.O|aifO' for" good to1 cttotoe. The 
mon libarai. „ . 
BROOK COBH^to quiet but flrmly held, the 
stock* being light. We qnote: Old brush, tioo.ooa 
140.W; new do, fl30,«0al»i,<»; and choice hurl, 
firm at the following 
quotation* : 
It.30a3.40 for s 'park' 
brls, 
and 
tt.eoak.T5 
for 
lard 
to*; tiiia 
9.3* for beef tea; to.o*a3.*0 for, mhtokpt brl*, *ua 
* i i 
*Y 
•j?*lHaO'J •* 
-to O^. to 1 !. " tojl ' —> -^9>"*- »""BT 
BVgWDSa. Nov 
niv* 
oUowtogwen to* receipts of 
the work up totals evening: 
jMtostoAy ....^... 
4*3 
X^OMOBVWPJT • k a « t « < t « a * i « . . . 
M O 
Total 
Sametim* 
Week 
oki: 
tft 
Of* 
per 
^0; 
per 
hav*,.niton.. eon»arativ*l 
JPJfll um« 
supply is 
18,900 
* * * * * * 
v v * 
'Wf-Brwto 
'LeV^lt waa a fortunate etrenatotonef for. 
that the rocetpts wen extremely light, for 
B from the East wen of such a character 
that, with anything like the usual TueedaF's sup-
ply, pftoee toast have token* tnmbls of fully toe 
per lot lb*. A* it wan, the market was muoh de-
s0. and prtoee, without being qtateebly 
'J favored buyer*. Then waa not a half 
doaen shippers to attendance, and only tw* or 
Msk**e ' 
byexprese, 
(wbooaer Francis Palm*, while being 
out of Buffalo harbor, eoilidad with the 
—A aJ^onaa *aAa*ara*^ijA** a j aaaJn. sa^PwOA 
osiswg* 
msnjw^gg^^^^sgr^sa 
the span out of her close to the deck, and 
to* badly infuring hot. The Palms waa 
not damj 
-The bark General P. 
trouble outaide 
Detroit tug tojto w her to 
9%wttvwwaJardd U t v l t ) 
1 Mbit *?OIH(X2fHeX*1»iEfiS * 
c J-C EI B wtP r l a p 11? Tf .«»»'•:% .• 
1 have settled with the Bepublie Insurance Co. 
K cents onto* **BMV witowa olalnm aamaattomb 
imsuranoosniii*mi>»ii, call a* 
All F«l>*o»d*r 
W W H*». w . 
The swootoot, purest, richest tone. 
The easiest, quickest, and moat DUR-
ABLE nctton. The only Organ contain-
ing the genuine VOX HUPSANA ami 
wonderful VOX JUBiLANTE. 
A fnB ajistwnint at*h* latest newand tfigeutstotey 
jwakeeotved. Frkwsaslow awl termsas tevorablsas 
i "OrgABf to Rsnt or for Sal* en Inftalmeiits. 
es Who have not ] 
Mo City Ins. Co. areadvia 
represent 
their claims on the Buf-
1 do sa befon, tot do-
partare'of their repnsentaflws, prompt and speedy 
• a r r * 5 p « n t ^ ^ 
fi 
™ 
S r A . CHURCHILL. 
For Bsoaivaaaif* West Randolpb-st. — — 
Tv-opxr/TCTii * ar^MW 
AMD ELE«A»T 
tmu I 
S4S West MtwJgwS-frt., 
o w e 
_ n » v i i w * * n i * a IPIIJ 
Q0B*^Bit#|CAY, 
attatttion to the t o * 
-
1 » 
IUW«ETS 
AJA^ajpsjj* ^jjKtoteglif swltnt^gMaawKswl -
:: A w a t J L "• ^ a t o k a . ' ' AwtflfkasOh. 
wity aave opened anti are; OHBT* 
ttg »t TWJ lW prtm 
ltf'*np»'i:ll, 
340 West njifliiis lit 
CORBBR OF MAT 
f Sit 
h so* 
BOTTLES! 
eh was ia 
chartered a 
_ de*p*tcl» from Fart Colborne, Ont., 
Ir*portedto*tthepros*U*r Dunkirk was 
remvthen and PojfTnPttond. Ont j | 
, the Bny City, to aenon abont eight 
from Oswego announee* that the 
Sanderson—which was reports*! 
iT\^mi^rtjA% AJaiaviiiin w i J*'™"* **^* w*v** a u VIA 
safe in that harbor. 
B a y ~ ^ i t S i n g a bolder' and for which the 
at DetJolt w ^ h " * ^ ^ ? * * ? 
and cargo also, 
schoonar Owaseo, a vessel which was re-
Ion Alabaster Beef, ba* been got otT, hav-
no damage whatever, and has pro-
•oyage to Detroit, laden with 
ptoat* 
&»r*op 
—A despatch from Port; eolborne says that top 
trgepay City, in tow of toe tag Dunkirk, broke 
tooao and went A*hwe nine mues west of that 
lace farly Sunday morning. She lay high and 
to* beaoh, and has no cargo. 
nr a 
The 
aKKfBS«Sr' b-
three Of 
waa the supply of 
fuBy eqanltod tha 
Sfeftor 
qaeled at I 
UH£U£-Tb« rheea-. triMte has ruled a 
«ack siBee th*' (tote of wet "tott weekly' review. 
but th* na 
th* eJfejct to prevettf 
me** pork at Hit*; M0 brl* d* sailer Be 
and/ana*r>at»U»; i»«to brla «o toito 
eharaeterof 
toatoc]cn**^d 
•eat any weakening to- prwhe, 
ot*d atoadyt-w*> 'toB*w*f Hew 
'Ohjp 'Itodloij, imw» 
?ti'"'tlte, 
priee* a n being bold 
The *n|y change duringfn* 
-jta-'wt Offperren in I4»ka-
* s ^ ^ ^ t 5 S 5 t a # t o a t J h " former now *elling at 
iwwtw!^ wSa*?*? *£ *M- W e quote rLehTgh. 
pnpnno, MM, LAoaawa*jn>, a»,^; ^ e , a,.^. 
few ear toad* and a tow email 
way Into the hand* of feeder*, _ 
to.34a4.0e. awd the latter t3.5eet.9s. snipper* 
to.0094.7s for medium to goadfat smooth lei 
t*03* 11W l%Un^«Kwftr Bdteinctad* at,-
rwk iW»IVtofft3,V* %& 
^
; 
!?• *^'lA004b*,^wt'-*l.W': 3S, swf.istibe, at 
p.»0i m. avste lbs, at I3A0; 18, av 1,005 lbs, at 
^f&S*^!,* 7* l^*« »* *3^®- 33*e market closed 
maetiv* and weak at the subjoined quotations: 
•wc^_. • —M,...cuwrito t u p . 
i S ^ ^ S ^ S S 1 &***> * vetagtog 1*4*9 
to i,4*ribaf **^* i ^ * W * N P » « MB* 
G^»dB*wvai -w4M^iiwamirftoe&^o^ 
^%HSAa^""' 
*At**,7t 
wseers, m fair flesh, av-
I t t t l tfj 
Welhave the largst* and most complete 
Wmd*w Glass and Bottles to"wha West am 
eaty ifease ssahtog *fif*toltg|*t 
etty. Orders senoJto% J^fjgt' ahlpatftto' 
'Htoh gkaranteed. 
stock of 
and a n the 
JIUB 8MB & CO., 
• * 9 ) 
• 14 
fllidtlfjan-aw., 
Office 
614 IHichigan-av. 
E S T E Y 
>««..) 
STORT& CAMP, 
(Lam Organ Deparuaent of Read's Temple of Music. 
flttoiBwl if loto fit ISf UtiSkstftj 
409 Wast Randolph-st. Chicago. 
t*. ' . 1 a 1 '".""i 
w — W W » I I I 11 , 
R E A L ESTATE. 
OB 
**• *to 4Ba M • 9Jwtoh*w99tewte OB • 
**m to OF fOwto *B»*Bto 9Bh*toffftok *•* 
iiray fkwxn 
1 t a n tost completed three most attractive and 
aaauaodtoas dwelling houses, which I propose to sell 
on monthly, Quarterly, or sead-annual payments, and 
at reasonable prices. Ths Duildtogs an brick, four 
stories gnatoatog Mansard), having eaeh fourteen 
goodrosms, with gas, hat and cold water, furnace, 
ehandeflert, etc., attractive iron fence, good barn, ail 
finished to the mat manner; sttaated just •onto of 
Thirty irst street on forest aveane, m Immediate vl-
cimtyof street ears, aau two blocks from South Park 
avenae; east fronts 1* tab view of lake, aad will be 
beautiful homes. To buOd them now would oeat the*-. 
sand* more than they cost, ail done by the day. I will 
sen ot tens* and at price* to suit the. *«Heto* en** of 
Chicago. I have also one nearly new, large, two story 
and brick basement dwelling, worn all modern im 
provements, oa Vernon avenue, near ooalevard, pab-
Uc aobooL toatshm, street ears. Attooae neat cot 
tagesf seven warns, m exeeBent nstgbboneea, all at 
I wUl seU oa same terms. Inqnire of the under-
at 44* Btatest, or 1381 indianaav. 
JOHN COVERT. 
l REED ORGANS. 
54 t i d S t North 
T. 4 McCIJBLAND, late to* 8 
lAflytote^si 
4^ 
H -. .*tfi U i 
And Best 
Colwetl, Ctark it Go., 
C0NTEACT0ES&BD1LD 
i 
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.. 
tg aamctaaaive Planing, Saah, Doer, an* BUM 
ta active operation, where are employed 109 
build, 
; correspom 
contract work in 
parties desiring 
LARK A CO, 
mm 
t* 
mdenoefnunpi 
DR. HENR ' OUN, 
©CITA.IS* ABJfb A r « l t t v 7 ' "" 
Has again resumed business at 3*0 West Madlaonat, 
GILBERT R. SMITH, 
-
•ae 
W'lEICBS. 
•toers and good 
'» *irer*gtog ao* 
'•«...;»«-....,.„,,.„ A0t»3.7*M*' 
onttto to deeent ^ ^ ^ "SI 
Wl» 1,040" 
~ OP* TOWiL 
prices aemanaea; out as th© 
fbe biddtn* became more spiritel'and nrici 
enpt *teadllyi up. 
Local and Eastern buyers 
w^woulafMtoi^a^.uaikKgBt^ngcompa. 
NOTICE. 
S A P' E S 
InitCajr.UUurKlMyMdSilesriioiiBcf 
S. H. HARRIS, 
62 SOXJTE CANAL-SI. 
MiOt* 
i. e.l.lfUTTSI, 
The tests which these Sate* ttood, and the 
in which thay tnaaorve* their contents, leave their 
reaint^^nwitooutjtaMia^^ 
BUSCTT TifBllWWPi -
.EIOII BELLS: 
SKATES! IftATI 
. 
i 
n 
AT ifc**'*'*** "4 
XJuWATNSd; SON'S, 
MB 
' spoRTi m Mo*, 
t for* oh Thanksgmng, !?ov. 30, one fins 
.*•( 
expensive, and, of conrse, lea* etteastn than 
the papular " Bew Method tor Beed Organs," this book 
contains t sufficiency of pleasing, easily-progressive 
• and tunes for the use of amateurs who wish 
"without a master," and lor all who wish to 
goa^tttoway." 
' ' ('!" 
s*4. ptotpojt to aky tddrat*. for Oat Doner. 
OLIVES DITSON A OO, BottOto 
*\ I>TJaoy>4b PP., N . w Tarav 
ure 
A BOW book whieh will be a most acceptable 
H O L I D A Y 
P R K S B N T , 
AAd ia indeed a Treasure, betegttUed with sparkling 
Dusts, Quartettes, Rondos, Polkas, Polka Ma 
aarkai Schottisehes, Quadrilles, Gallops. Marches, 
Pour-Band Pisces, Ac., sll of th* best quality. 
Music fitted for Pianoforte or Reed Organ. 
:- Price-Boards, «tl4; Cloth, 93; Full Gilt, *L 
Sent, poet-paid, on receipt of retail price. 
OLIVER- DITSON A CO., 
LARD! 
1L80 WliTlRSTfUISES 
L A R D OILS, 
S1GKNA.JU 
AND MACHINERY OILS. 
We are prepared to supply the trade with goods of 
our manufacture promptly, aad at lowest market 
Address 
PAIRRANK, PBCK A CO., 
Office and work*, Eighteenth andRlaohweil-gte. 
junrntoft. buyer* wowing 
prices demanded 
M 
to 
. Ate 
to pdpYtb* 
advaneed 
porsons haviQK Safes in 
the 
MotropoJitan Block will 
plsftfje rsmpvs jifgL tPffliQcIiate-
Ijttitherwise tfiey willbe sold 
for old iron. 
A. A. JUTJNGEH. 
Tobeshoi ... 
Wesley Btek«*to'-Bi»a£b>X*a|*ag Shot Gua,at Def-
ter Park, atl:*0o*clock, sharp*, There are plenty of 
birds, a*d B t o i M l be a senetal shoot after the gun 
,*, tit Mil • I .'IM 
J. BCTLER. 
mttoiiBiiiiMiiiMifimisiwiiiwa*! 
GOOD SECOND-HAND SLEIGH 
Ad&tW 0{ tPPif 967 RiCbigtoAT. 
OCEAJf KAVIOATIOR. 
CUNARDLINE 
between New York, Boston 
I, Queenstown, Glas-
gow, Londonderry, 
SAILINGS EVBHY WBASu 
Lsrchandias, to and from^Jf«S^ iKSS^S 
on with Lake Shore A Michigan Southern 
Railroad. 
P, I , » f TEBIET, brneraJ Western Arekt, 
9 7 0 
Stttt«-»t., 
CiiictvBO* 
IELD, BRaBDICT A Oa.«98W*l>aah av. 
I « C O o i «s*8onthLa6aUe s t 
BIDBLB A HTJBTjJT Seath BSlsted s t 
fr 
ftOCKXB_ 
M I L L S , 14 to 1* Piver at 
C o m a l u l o i i i r o r !>*»*« 
PHILIP A. HOVNK, Room I Ongresa Hali. 
C o m n i u l o n 
H e r e h a a t i . 
BRNITKTT A WBBSTRR. 3« South Clinton. Room A 
©7b. PlCKilfsoB. 387 Michigan av. 
DOW, QUIRK A CO., 46 S. Canal «T.. Doom 1. 
FRABCIB A WBBBBR. ** and m Was* Madison s t 
C. sTMtfTCHIK8 A CO., W West Madisoa. 
MUNK, BORTON A SCOTT, 182 Wsat Waslnagtoa *t 
MOBSR. WARD A CO., » Bast Waahiii3weaL 
L A. M AIK A CO.. 401 Wabash ar. 
JBO.MCXLNNEY A CO., (grain) 99* R. Randolph s t 
—! A DAVIS, 41W. ^aahingten at 
LIPS A CABMICMAKL, 94 aad 94 Canal at, 
D A CO., e side Mieh. av.,N. of Oongreas at 
8TILRS, OOLDY A McMAH AN. 45 and 47Market at 
H. P. BTAKLKY A SOB (Frait). 9*4 Mteh. av,Laheft 
TJBDBRWOOD A CO., 7* Marketat 
Cam ractiaa er. 
O. P. OtlBtHBJ^ornerStatjBjndTwenttetoate. 
P a p e r Collar a. 
CO. (C.A' 
Maddlatg. 
Wabash av. 
PBILA. COLLAR CO. (C. A Watean), SH Wabash av 
P a w n b r o k e r . 
A. Q^LraMLD^l-fcStato 
LTMAK, WAJUE, J. a ! 
RHDMO 
8TI 
M. R. PAOB A CO.,»«*. Green s t 
- imrw* C h i n a , **1*N 
A SONTAG, flM State at 
ewary (Wholesale.) 
S»d. Green s t 
btua, « l u i w » r » . A c . 
41 W.Lake. 
fhraa*"« 
BnSBlCHB, 
JOHNSON A ABBWY. SB4ftonttCanal st 
KKTCHCM A MARTIN. 391 B Madison s t 
B. B. PARKHUKST.oor. Monroe st aad Michigan a v 
4>wtJkrrr > i 4 Flrwarwae. 
BIGGS. 8PRMCE* A CO., MS3 Indiana av. 
Cwtlerv (Wholesale). 
RABBALL, BALL A CO.. »1S Wast Lake st 
tXtrara (Whoteeale.) 
WAXDRON, HIRLOCV -4J20-. toot Of 
3, B. BELL, 497 Wabash av. 
J. N. CROt'PE. 452 WabaBD av., bet lttb and 14th sts. 
M. B. CLEVELAND, SB7 West Monroe s t 
M. S. DEAN, 6*0 Michigan av.. bet 15th and l«tb sts. 
ELLIS A HAMILTON, 9*4 Wabash av. 
X. BATON (tor. W Wash.), CottageOrore-aT., oor.14th. 
SO. G. " 
93*aa* 494 '901 
CCE A COS.. an Wabash a v. 
8ALL,«l*Mio*l«aaav. 
tALY. WahJiv. A lath stand 9*7 W Ma* 4* 
KD 8 TBMPLE OF MUSIC, 81 toxteeath at 
ROOT A CADY, «U Mlchisaa a v. 
i n * Irww, Waits a n d Ceal. 
A B. MEEKER A CO.. *7ti Wabaah av. 
Piwawwers* Swpplta», 
W. H. PATTERSON, m W, RaaSatph s t 
P a h U » h « r i . 
GOODSPEED (Books,MaosAPictures),(l SCaraaamv 
W. A B, DOCULAK m West Madisoa st, ta aJHey. 
Pwjnps, almas, 
4jms t n a a t Ave, 
H. W. AC8T1N A CO.. B North Clintoa at 
Plaiara La H t e k c l . 
NICKEL PLATING WORKS, 215 andM7 Cilaton at 
H a l l w a y Car Sprl»sra » * * SwpgUJ 
CRBBAB, ADAMS A CO., Michigan av, toot t 
C. L- Rick A CO..cor. Caaal andUarrisoasta. 
VOSE, D1N8MORK A CO., 399 Michigan av. 
Railroad T i c k s * Oflkeaa a a d Paasamarer 
• t _ 
GEO. G. LEWIS, late of 1*1 K. now 9*9 W. Wash, s t 
J. L. NEWMAN^ (with OjR. Sayder), 80 W. Madisoa. 
M. W. SHERWOOD. 479 Wabaab trr. 
toraawrs t n d Tatters. 
WM. CLINGM AN, cor. Wabash av. aad 32nd at 
ibasli av. 
E. GODFREY. 9*7 Wabash av. 
173 West Washington st. 
mn Halsted 
a P. COMSTOCK. 470 Wlab 
CHA8. E. GODFREY. 9*7 
WM. H. GRUBBY, 17* West Washington st. 
WM. OKI'S A CO, ITS T~ 
CHA8. E. HYDE A COw 
GEO. r. HAINKR A CO., 17 Harmoa < 
H. H. HTJSTED, 473 Wabaah av. 
W. H. RE1D. is? Twentoraacond at 
HENRY TTRNER, 114 W«it Madison St 
B. J. WALSHE. 908 Wabash av. 
T»ruarwists (Retail.) 
Wabaah and 2M at. 
corner Sixteenth. 
I>rwnrisu (Wholesate). 
E. BTJRNH AM A SON, 1S7 and 159 Canal at 
HTTRLBTJT A EDS ALL, 619 Stato-st. 
TOLMAN A KING, tf West Laksst 
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON A RE ID 947, 449 
and 951 Wabash av^, cor. 18th at 
Xirwawtota* SWmdrtes a n d Bletlaas. 
OILLETT, TITDS A CO., opp. 30* Michigan IV 
D r y Oood» a a d Itetloau (Wholesale). 
BOTES HUNT A W1N8LOW.128 aad 194 Mich av. 
CARSON. PIRIE A CO., 929 Mad. sLAMfSfdst 
D T W \ A A. KBrTH A CO., 404 Wabaah av. 
C f . i J , PAEDBID6E, corner Congress and 8tate. 
RICHARDS, CRTJMBAUGH A 8HAW. 9*9 Wab. av. 
Dry Gwods (Commission). 
8HOENFELD BROS. A CO-, tfB Stats st-
» y e r a a n d Seonrars. 
COOK A MCLAIN, as* state st. and 91 Madison s t 
8. D. CHII.DSJRA CO., 35 Ktnsieoor.Kingsbury *t. 
A. J. MARKS, 707 Wabaah av. 
ALEX. PAGE^ A CO., 73 West Washington st. 
E n g r a v e r s (Wood). 
BOND A CHANDLER, 119 W. Washington. 
A. MAAS, a w. cor. Lake and Canal, Room 5. 
F a r m W « * o n i . 
PETER SCHUTLBR, W and 96 8. Clinton s t 
F i r e Brick. 
ROBINSON A SON. 216 A Madisoa (oM place). 
Ftah (Wholesale). 
E. E, BBOMILOW A CO.. 9M Soath 
JU A.TALWTT, 76 Twetftost 
m, Ransres, Staves, A c . 
LESTER, HERON, JMITH A CO., 147* Stats St 
ASAMPSO; 
Michigan av. 
H, «n.i 16 North Oaaal st 
W%1. W.lrtBOB 
"io'm W, ftoadpM st; branch 
salesroom cor. Wabaah av and Twantr-sseond »t. 
m a n d Awfraia 
BROMLEY, tl* Wabaah av. 
BOtRTH CHICAGO CITY RY. C 
R a w f a r t , Dear 
HBNRY 
AVBRIIJU 80S Wabaah av. 
ES A EOPF, 441 Wabaah av. 
H B M A N BALDWIN, 417 Michlgas av 
JO: IN CTJLVER, Rosai.4, No. « «oa« 
BA LDWIN DA VTS, M South Halated s t 
FI] !LD. KING* CO., 448 Mifibigan av. 
SAfftTEL GKHB, S13 Wabaah av. 
W. M. HITT, 4*8 Wabash sv., A 990 West — 
WM D. KERPOOT A CO. J» East Washington s t 
JTAMWe B- K E f w n . so**, m u n i o* 
k* f. MERRILL A OG^M W«wt Waahlagtoa at 
mi«KR,4VaAVE«JLilW*^ 
' 
H. 0.STQNE, 473 Wabaah av. 
SNYDER A LEE. No. 14 Nixon Building, northeast 
corner Monro? and LaSalls ate. 
SCBRADER BROS., 133 W. Randolph s t 
GEO. W. WA1TE A CO., 60 East Harrlaoa at. 
BARRETT, A R N O l S f KJMBAXJL 
HERRING * OO 
HALL'S SA 
(Fire and Burglar Proof). 
DII BOLD * KIKNZLK, 44* State St 
<$ (X>.,oor Fourteen th *t aad Iadlaaaav. 
FK A LOCK CO., 58 West Madisoa-at 
salt 
HASKIN. MARTIN A WHEELER, M* E. Moaressf. 
S a w s (With Inserted or Solid Teeth). 
N. W. SPALDING A BROS.. J* and 9B N. CUnton s t 
Scale*, Track*. A c . 
J. P. FORSYTH 4 CO., 4« South Desplainas-#t. 
Seeds, 
IAS. P FOGG A SON, US and 117 Klmti* at. 
Sewin*- B a r h l a a t . 
• BLEB* " J. H LEROW A CO.. 143 West Twelfth su 
ELLIITIC, »Si West Madison at 
GROVEE A BAKER, 9* W. Randolph, cor. Jefferson. 
GOLD MEDAL 8. M. CO^SW W. Madisoa st 
MANHATTAN, »* Wabaah av. 
SINGES MANUFACTURING CO., Ml Wabash ar, 
THE DA VIS 8. M. CO., 395 8. Halsted «t 
WILLCOJTA GIBBS S M CO ,*7» Wabash a». 
S e w i n g Silks and Machine T w l s u 
BELDING BROS. A CO.. Michigan sv., oor. Ja— 
S k i p Ckandlera A Sallmaksrs. 
GEO. F. FOSTER. 12 Market at 
Bnlrta and MTrna' F a m i s h i n g Goods. 
WM.H. HARRIS, 79 West Madison st 
WILSON BROS,, mi Wab. av.. and ss W. Waahingtee 
S k e w Cases. 
D. BARCLAY, 75* W. Lake at 
Shatter P a t w a r r . 
FRANCE'S PATENT. Tempsrarv Dep#t 135 39th St. 
Silver PlatUac a n d toail • a a f l a i . 
D. A FOOT A SON, M E Harrison s t 
S t e a m F i t t i n g . 
A. L. WINNE A CO., cor. N. wVaUa A Michigan at*. 
Stoves {Wholesale.) 
J. F. RATHBONE A CO..» aad 92 Sooth Canal »t 
8 H. RANSOM A CO. Michigan av aad Waahiagtea. 
VHITBF; 
TIBBALS, SHIRK A W 
LHEAD. MI Lake -t 
^^M**0*?:1 
[SV. 
... F l i tares a n d Ffttoaaj. 
. „TTERSON. in W. Raadotehat 
K/K. PE^ERSO^lTjTweatyapeondau 
H. SI WILMARTK A BBO., 3M^ 
Stents' Fnrnlakimr Goads (Wholesale.) 
f P A B T B ^ t e W n t * ^ 
WBC :G. WHITE A CO.. 3*4 Michigan tv. 
./*2raCa a n d sTratrttfaiaa. 
D. H. DENTON A CO.. 190 B. Washington *t. 
e r e e e r * (Fhmily). 
JAMES B. HODGES. 573 State St. 
•TAaW»A0O,WW*b|||haT., , . 
Cracera (Wholeeale). 
PnrtodBrOS. A Power*, )Now DURATtT) A POW-
Iraraad. Powers A Mead,) ER8,».w.corOreaA Wehrn 
DI"RAND BROS. A CO., cor. Lake and Franklin sts. 
j . w. DO AXE A CO..cor.Michlgaaav. aad Peck court 
DAY, ALLEN A CO., 481 Mioh&aa av. 
JAS. FOnsYTH A CO., 154 and 15* W. Lake *t 
FARBINGTON. BREWBTER A CO., opp9*1 MicbAV 
OIUT BROTHERS, 278T Michigan av. 
GRANNIS A FABWBLL. lM^ftohigan av. 
HARMON MXSSEB A CO.. 143 Michigan avs, 
KBOWLES, CLOVES A CO., 14 to 18RTrer at 
KXSSELBROS,, Wand 394 South Oaaal s t 
W. V. McLAUGHidN, Proprietor of Union Coffee 
A CO., Monro* cor. Wab. 
MEAD A HIOOINS, s. w. oor. Washington A Green. 
RBI a MURDOCH A FISCHER, oor. W^aah. A Mar. 
j \V. STEARNS A SONS. M North DMnialnea at 
SPRAGUE. WARNER A CO., 2* Sooth Canal s t 
P H^WILLARD A CO.. Offlce 107 Thrpop s t 
r 
« r e c e r a (WhiiiHiinU ant BeOarB. -
p. 014XESPLB, 1905 State cor. TwentT-seoond at 
» DU ^ONTS," QUN POWMK. ^ MlahlgenAv. 
B. B. EATON,7*t States*. 
HUNTA80NS. 147 Michlgan-av. 
LLTOB HUNT, » and 77 Lakest 
EE A BORTH, 4* W. Lake at 
Y, ALLING A CO,. 338 and 837 State s t 
(Retail.-
Madissu 
M. GLASSBBOOK, 1*5 33d stand 290 W. Madison s t 
B a r d w a r • (Whoiesaie.) 
HIBBARD AJf^SWcmR, Mich, av.near Randolph. 
EPW 
E.H 
LAB 
MAR 
H W. COOLIDGE. 344 West Madiaonet 
B a r d w a r t . T i n P l a t e , Ave. (Wholesale.) 
WM. BLAIR A CO., 99 aiuL32 South Canal at 
feEEBEROKR A BREAKEYU9 and 12 W.Randolph. 
: Hata, em.v»i a a d F a r s (BetaU). 
BISHOP A BARNES, 490 Wabash av. 
jAM»L^SC<rTT,WMad|sonst 
^Tatt, Caps, a a d Twn (Wholesale). 
BROS., cor.Michiaan av. and Waahington at. 
ROS. A CO., 447 Wabaah av, 
iACKXNZIE, 79 W. Madison and 433 Stateet 
• 
H i d e s . Petto, * * * • „ _ _ , ' 
CHAXDLBB & BO YNTON, 4* South Carnal s t 
3. JONAS m&.i 
Hides 
>\X 
ISM 
H Mh w i n e s 
245 Michigan *t 
I ^
B f f i « - ^ i A t o 
J. W. K ^ ^ « ^ S f c t t ^ ^ t ^ » n e r . 
HALSEY BROS-^Statest^^ 
BULLLIBKLLACO., » Michigan aja 
toAtr (woods and ' • y * ^ * 
tfi4tai-.-
p. CAMPBBLT, 112 Twenty-second A si* w. Matuson. 
IJIstVMVwUMMt^ (^»7ir#)« 
_, 
-
O. W. BARRETT A CO, 393 ^ b " s A ^ « J i t 
JOHN CULVER, Room 5, No. 76 South Canal st, 
tnanranee (Ltfeb 
C H I C A G O L I F E . S I f i W . Wa-ihlMTton s t 
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFB-«2'WabfOk *T. 
CHARTER OAK,.442 West Washington to 
ECON-QMICAL MUTUAL, fi^W^ash av.. 
BCLRCTWMAUG. JOBWSON), «»JWbha 
JOHX HANCOCK MUT, 01 Boaton, 439 
" VTION OP AMERICA, 151 
^ffi^W 
Canal-at, 
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL, 44l Wabash av. 
NEW YORK LIFE. O. P. Cnrr»a. 60 West Madi*iav 
«mrBLIC,totwebt ifbtife at. 
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL, 3*4 W. Madiaon. 
8BCUBITY LIFE, 754 Wabaah av. 
UNION MUTUAL, *4* Wabaah av. 
wu^iagtn^ 
UNITED STATES (Saarnal 0 > w ! £ ^ w « W J " » 
WORLD MUT., of N. Y. (J. A. CloawM >. « « WOP****-
WABHUSaTOiT, 59* W*ba*ktT. 
Ktov-ea (Retail.) 
BENJ. L. CLEAVES, 138/ftb av. 
S t a v e s a n d F u r n a c e s . 
FULLER, WARREN A CO.. N. Pier, nr Light-hoa*4. 
A ELEAVENWOBTH, 11H Wert Inke rt 
Soaps (Toilet and Shaving > 
PIONEER MAN F. CO . 61 and 6» south Uanai at 
Staam E a r l a a t , ftatlers. A c . 
EAGLE a-ORK> M AXF. CO., 4* South CaoaJ s t 
Tba 
«riata a n d 
toataU, 
T i n n e d a 
J a p a n n e d War*. 
FRANK 8TTJRGES A CO., **» aad *7i W. Marri*)a. 
T o y s a n d B a n e y 4*4»*A*. 
VERGE 0, RUMLrjtG A co^Mioh-av. nrV. Bare*. 
GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH. 41* State at. 
T r a a k BlAaatbetnur***. 
CHAR. T. WILT, 386 Wabanbav. 
HASKELL A BRO.. 476 Wal>asb aad «4 S. Halated. 
XrmammM, Supporter*.Elastic S t o e k i n d , a a d 
Braee*. 
BABTLETT.BUTMAN A PABKKH.ieW.VtaMw* 
MARSH A BOWLES, §, E. cor. biate ftttu toto St*. 
Tag*. 
DEKKISOW A en., 34 South Canal. 
T-anaece Mannrkctmrsra. 
HlBBEN A CO.. 4* laSaBe *t. 
Undertaker, 
C, B.JOBBAB, Stcartis, nemMaotooast., , v 
JAMBS WRIGHT, 12 N. CUntoirnear Rsddoipi Jt 
W i n s * a a d 1.1* nar* (Wholesale). 
W ^ o t P A ^ H ^ ^ i . ^ M ^ . 
' 
Weed aad WiUew War* (Wholeeale). 
WARNED A FELIX, tol and 9M Michjgaa av. 
VOLLOB. DAVIS A CO.. 46 and 47 Swato Cansi^t 
W r a a g h t I r a n P i p e Maaufa*(ar»r». 
NORTHWESTERN MACTFO CO., 14 N. Jefibrse* 
W i n d s w tjiavaa. 
PAGE A SPRAGUE, *W and a* \Vabaah av. 
Z e p k y r , Y a r n s , a n d H o s i e r y . 
BTrBETTT A SUTTON, 343 W. Madlaan at. 
y o f f i m m i i T T H ^ 
Witotep WIBOIM 
warn clothing alone wUl wrt 
against the oaaaeo.aencea of the 
tc Bperature which ts concamSaat of early winters 
Plannal next th* skin preserves the animal heat, but 
It doss not impart animal vigor. That property ta th* 
special prerogative of Hostetter'a Stomaah Bitters, 
which Is therefor* a speeulc protection against a ma-
jority of tbe complaints which are moat oommoa a-
thi«ae*son. For example, a coarse of the great veg-
etable mvigprant, couuaenced BOW, willbe almost stirs 
to preclude chilU aad fever, bilious o*Uc, dtoarder* of 
the stomach, coaattpatioa, and awny other com plaint« 
which are oft*n the direct or Indirect effect of anat-
DM>*pb«re8«rcluuTjedwith**ld, nnwhotoaame vapar. 
Moreover the system toned sad regulated by this 
meant ta much more likely to restat pulmonary diaea*^ 
than it, would otherwise be^ far the lnflaenc* of 
searching medicine pervades alljthe organ*, and every 
fibre aad tissue of the frame, Peraons whose vital 
power* are weak, especially invalid ladies and tha 
aged, are earnestly recommended not to face the whi-
ter1* rigor without havias recotrr** to t W s l B ^ * ^ 1 
suftlcient meana of retatorcia* enfeebled 
Much aiftartng may be esesped, mncfi d*nr*r 1 
t,*r late tha* " 
to be early. 
*Ji ?™J£\2?S£ 
^ 
aroTtTb. bir» •*'" b^w^r ro m 
V I A 
J E S P C J A N A J B A . 
— — — , 
T M steamer St. Joseph will leave for 
mnnartinr wit* Peeinsular Railroad for Lake Sap*. 
iter Pom. aad also touching at tetarmadiat* ports, 
Friday Erealnf, ftoe, 1, at f t^tittk, ^ 
0*c* *«i»»«»»feet klichiganav. 
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