iWAmCIAL AWD^ CG.'l5* I‘lici.Vli.
WOSVETABT.
Monday Evening. Oct. 50.
at c-mtlanw al about ha”' tke
®ic it wa* before the fire. Exocpt maUs; ad
.'-•“nngrain and other product* being shipped
Ward, the bnr.ka are doing very little but receive
ooru-y ol drpo-Uor* au-t keep it for them until
heck u out. No safe arenne of employment
Imoncy i* open In which tho banka
i fled tale use for the surplus of money
i®l» hand*. The coa*cqueccc i» Uiat curron -j has
ea-ed until to m»ny of ibr leading banka It haa
>njf unrdcnxurae, and they are glad to turn U Into
r lork exchange. This is an un
|tby stagnation, which showa that
ine«*« ie not reviving as ran dly as It wae hoped*
thrnuwhoarc collecting la what Is dno them,
e not jet got started'o di> anything else In the tray
ygn’nr hnsioe<a. and to many eases will not, until
is settled ao that they can know how
ch capital they bate Rot'lodobftaincas on. White
ahnorraal conditioner things Uata.it makes It
Mursome of the voisll hanks whoso loss of hut
utntld otherwise make it close work for them
ftC'-t the demands on ihrmfor currency,
wss in demand at from par to 60 costa
Vi.idj premium between banks. At the
•otcr tmukera arc taking exchange of tbeircas
f-um to 1-lOdiscuont. Notwithstanding
reports of apprehension# in London
re s*m lu KUmnrkN intention to attempt the with
"•yn' c:‘ nearly «ll the specie from the Bank of
;*nd imo hip propo«cd military cheat In' Berlin,
quotations to-day for securities aai for
rwt of money in New York show
■p’e aspect. Money In N c w York la down
on rail loam, gold U lower and govern
tvocissnd ndlway stocks are higher. Bat
ifilie reported project of the Herman Imperial
•fr..:*;ti,i were attempted, it la the general opinion.
would 1* ieUated by the Bank of England
•>-rdatg specie payiseata and keeping Its gold
*"4 up In its own vaults. In thla r.ise the volume
e«p?r circulation of the Bank would bo Increased,
u.»!;cy would become abundant. A peeled of
•iUou v,on*d begin, and gold would probably com
**d a premium in England over Bank of England
a. it d<>os now ju Franco over notes of the
T >»f Kranc
naturally to be expected the Intense* com
aics would r*t»e the nice of insurance after bo
dieaotcr nt lut* occurred IntbisClty. On
a:e c'ns.e ß of in thlsand other cities the rates
vreci.uniß have been too low for several years—one
•h:ca dxn*es w*a frame dwelling houses. Bat this
fiui the casr- in regard to ail Classes of risks.* ftaA
'tv :«danger that in thu wholesale manner la which
companies arc now raising the rale of premiums
-j may kill ttclr own business, and also,
extant, Injure the genera! trade
I,--, us take the cai»* of the grain elera*
kpon which they have established the oxorht>
rm<* ~i 5 p« r rrnt per annua, a tax that will have
'C-icy to drive '.be urala trade away froto the
Wb think it can hr shown conclusively tail the
pskjes etc iniure elevators for about half that
ti.il yet make xa.taey by It. This may be icealty
Vpp;oxlin«te etataraent of tbs results of Insuring
taurs la this illy for the ton years previous to the
at fire, u follow?
•ve«»imaJ* the value of the 16 elevator buildings
itjr ezl>t«J befuft: the lire .at two
»f which wtre inaured. The content* would
vitahir exceed thrra times the ralne of the build
The fir»« premiums we ple.ee at per cent,
ich ue thiol; below the average tot teo yean.
n-ecc w bbUdUigsdl,«ooUo, 3fc. (66,000
otcota. estimated three times that amount 1(W,00J
pramiam paid
*-smonni of premium ten jear#
j'r-i.b for ten >ea:< as follow:
nunrl>ok*i do 5800.000
r<lsj low-* Marker Anooor elo
n?cr »i;d cuaterl* estimated 40,000
w? premiums atfer paying all lovsea
yew**,
Sj*f* iar-ararcp cmneuie* hart* raised the r.ite on
,t)*r yard** to 3't per cent. This l« high enottgh,
a- :h« IninbiT yard* &rc»n hazardous a* the do
jpe tb<*r*i seem* no reason f,r making tha rata on
Jstfer doable that of th»* former.
'b:!.- m u ar» on Thu ;-a>»jccf of rieratore, however,
*"sy well to call sttcutlou to aeotbur poiul la
~ifQ -on wj:h insurance ob tfraln in eti>po: It la
ki.irrn ib»it whenever the elevators ia
c-'y crowded with rryfn, as
«t.u cape just boforc the Are, the
ni;i»r pn>{)riew>i(i made It a practice to ship
•i-: cjiir.iiiiJi« o i-samur.l on their own account, in or.
iiirr.lsli storage for the new receipts. The
i;‘.i.ou~* ttfipiK representing :he grain were then
•'trb* up i bm t* 'Lie could not be done as rapidly
u e Lriaiu irt) ehipp-d out. there were times when
■:s iv e biur*- amount* c-f warehouse receipts out*
that «-»-xc nyl represented by any grain in
«r v.n!iir>. it iittvltit; been shipped out by the ele*
.-.r propri.*-or», and mslenu of being in Chicago
-oij ii- wny to RuiTilo. Now, a? all the grain rep*
by warchuure receipts in the bands of
iir*.ro dealer* was coveted by insurance bare, and
a n.rpid*-rable portion of the grsin represented by
'•i* warehouse rtc*ip'»—and supposed to be in
here—wu« -opposed to be burned, it be*
n issuer mT Importance as to bow the amount
train actually in th warehouses at the time of the
agreed with ibeimomu oftbc outstanding ware*
tse receipts nt tbit tlmr. The holders oftninyof
wareburse rec-lpts lor grain suppo*cd to
!o“». might poecihly bare claims against parties
f t« r abirio iay th»o some of tho insolvent loser*
ct- companies of thin city, whose policies they hold,
'be i*olt( ir<-of the Vatina* local insurance compa*
ip «»i tbl“ city under which losses have beonexp;r*
icd.-arn h,;ii.g mJi! in the market for various
hreorditig to the diff rent prospects of psy
Jtiia the care of diff-rem companies. Policies in
(SlirjintnMf !mvf W.-n pold an lo vas five coats on
r dollar. while policies on wmu of the other com*
k-. Kireovnip.* Republic, Commercial, and
-r. art* h Id at mocb higher figures.
«us i- als-> otic other ha-o of the Insurance
-*4iot« th:.t ha- been consM red to somi extent in
unction with the Uahilithts of th* stocklui lers of
I liepublic Inruranc.* Company li assessment for
t enpaid rn< tof thr-ir rtock. This is the legal Ma
ny. but -urn: i< an qnluble and and moral liabili
vbioh hi* a wider bearing. and come- home to
Ea-tcrn creditor* of Chicago merchants. These
♦tern credit rs are themselvesnot only
rchvnt.- win* expect thwlr debtors
‘dii'j.L’o to pay jfO Cftiiaon the dollar, bat they arc
■■ln many rim* •qockhuldcni in t*ome one or more
twenty ISa tent in-urnuce companies that have
•cndrii and will u.t pay Ido cent* on the dollar of
I< in-i* hen*. It i* true that the law o( New
k will not hold the-c stockholder* liable for
ru than the amount of tbelrrtock paid lu, bat as
ability of dehton* here depends in a
it measure njen the proportion of their
ranee that may he paid, it is apparent that the
clet.cr of the Eastern companies will react np.»n
hrrn airribriit*. b depriving their debtors hero
it n.Fst.s to pay. Tne firs debtors in this case
ilhc insurance companies; their failure to pay lu
c.m?ra n t*ilaro lor.corresponding extent on the
r.ofu of debtors, the fa lure on 111*
liOf«ach helm; the couseqceucc, the echo, as It
of ihi* one that preceded It.
the day after the fire the Board of Trade ap
-<S a romtnitlrr to look after the grain lathe
1 elevator*, and fell it f*»r the account of wnom
.i concern. To day tho committee sold the
a in the elevators named below, for the following
'iz.:
•ns El* va r>r
•m Wfcoelcr Ek vaSor.
g t f, AIDiOUi «3t Co.
#rsl
S Lt, Ncieon Co.
f3 ,305
i tl-c craln taken from the rntn«of the threw las;
,e\i wUvaUwr the purchaser* of the craln pay 2e
vjrhol Murage on all ihry lake from the ground.
zr>m to the two tlrsl named elevators was sold
kf storage.
n«wl Kstate.
following warrantee deed* were died for record
er.Jay:
,t'.in N.inh Franklin st.. near Menominee st.,
fa.nt.w Is.KO feet, dated Oct. 6. Considenlloo
XP.
*.«t on Harrison at., between Wood and Paulina ats.,
ith irotit, 25x145 feet, dated Oct. 16. Considers-
Vj'-XK
i\ ST, in Block 12. Pierce** Addition to Holstein,
-I dated Sojit. .\J. Coß'lderalloa.f I.tJO.
Nt o: Lot >9, in l««ek 36, Sec. 7, 53,14, dated
ti. Con-ideratiou, 53.7-M).
4 a In Avi-rell's s H of Block 21. of w 4, Sec. 8,
H. dated Oct. 3d considers ton. S3‘o J.
k.t 2! in Block 13. in Uanthrongh A He«s* e ‘i.a w
\cc. 36. -ju. 13, dated Oct. S3; onsld-tra i0n.11,83.1.
'?al estate laortgagc* and ten at d*a la. 15; qu'-t
w deeds nnd releases. 13; chattel mangagea, b;
ir diode conveying property in Cook Conn y. H.
-thor with 73 documents which were re-recorded
tu-cm ol the fire.
COKXERCUL.
Monday Sruslnr, Oct. 83.
bo followin; are the receipt* and shipment* of
luce at ibis point during the past forty-elght
r>. a.H for as reported, with the Correa pooling
stiilcs one year ago:
Beeeipta. Shipatnta.
1871. 1571. urn.
t,K 4.70 7.7:7 4.M8 14.7*1
bu...„ lUBK 107.8*1 290.414
_ intro «i,07 tuM »».s»
’bn"' U.OTa 28.413 69.72S
~.T i.„ iv,no a.7» u,M> av.%70 1
n>*« 73.3:5 lt.a»a K.m n,9*
ift ,d ih-...'. tr.foi ao»i homo
n.C'n..H>« HV76O 71,461 3UOO UJiO»
-d 3lt-mi-.il> i 8.770 5%34 1833<7
f t.rto «l _ 3.7U 1.9)7
t »i r 0 *Bl 7<4
«l„ 6.tW ISO 197.130 1(2,741
17..-J2O 1.3(7
'is 33 82* *9,819 J7.UM 7i.79*
ifc'S,, U<7 2.7 I 4.01 4.K1
V.‘ 81ft 1.119 IK «|7
lb-"...: )OI,u« »3,2fl *1,48* 2ftl.K«
Lj» 3* w
I 'L. _ T'7,'9* 172 H«1 77.(* ft 121.**
V>, 1’V,...' 4.8:7 H.n.M 2.5J1 I.eM
*M 1.979 3.1 VW 1.711
;„t,. «t| ffO 3, 9>> 3,01 I.OM
S V JJ 3tl 1 '8 114
67U 50 1.813 JUI
on Saturday for elty roneamptlon, *,619
Kfcrsi, v“. 4 bn corn, l.CfiS ho oat«. *b» ba rye.
L* following gr*l° been Irwjecled Into atom
;o o'clock ibis morning: 767 ear* wheal; SU
com: C,tOi) ba No. *d 6,000 bu rejected do: Cl
4 oMf 21.4(4) ho ?4p.9tJo; 18 CITB TJC; 3J CSW
cv Total. 12*0 2M.000 bn..
for Vs.. ori ’Change U><i*y w»l lo** regular than
,1 fJrce ihc Drl few d*ja pucceeding the Are.
jo wa> a moderate a«onnt of trading, »*rh ep*C-
Itp j;arf for i-hipratnubat price* varied widely,
n bo in" £.-nor«»iy weak, while proxl-dra* were
”l‘ rlc-crt .in*:, in -vau-ithy wi.h Xaw Turk,
ic committee oppale’cJ to l««'k alter the luierusH
owcine nhea that came in on the S*.«r
-.•%.-du. T (he Arc*. and wa* barred up bgfora the
hurt In'eu driher.cl to Jhvai, have luiyci
t dor.iurr :U*n tend an Informal conference
orw or to o rutn»ad cfi*clal»oa Uio subject. Hath
Ph«in«f w*rs dull, aril «&lc lower, in a/mpa*
ai'U Ntw York, wblcb waa qooted heav/ at
Sale* were reported of 160 orla »t 6SVJC. and
Some o:ber lou were runo tedaoMat
Q.ldo h::l ibe rotnorwaa contradicted.-
*te freicbp* were s=odcr»«ely'aclvc *t the lm
dement uowd on Saturday, ihoarb aomeablp.iera
«1 tocfi.coal the fact.and reported 4, p. r A ««tal
etre cratn ebarto.-t *.an raporlc't, wbloo will
-r outdT.oiA) bu wheat, J4(i.UaJ bicOfo. and 4IJJ O
4c Rate.- to Batalo were »Jic on wheat, Sc on
and TC on ottf. To Oftvcro, com f»» u’cen at
,c. Thionpb r»*e» P> New Yotk Wete quoted at
on wheat, at.d 31c on com.'
-f re rather quiet, ini**oM i x>y tlwJ
VjnrJ aold. bat with a roi**WemDlc tcUrdr
ijrif '9 do fstarc pr»hin<“i«. ho I a r.l'i.T
.er fffclirt; was apppren; r*r "inl'-r d:*l»v-2.jr.
ru»-ji»Tejv little Inqnlrr fo- ucit'erf.
•nf.ckiri: j'. atim open* ««n Wedr***-d i r n w*
,r of little pmparcMrn f»rlt «o 4>f t'« l t ßl nr
lionise-r.l which kiltii'C i*r««,”<*.N!fd
•home W<. Up t;a»l. Tb** c.o-ed «t fj.-
.*2" renpr i f prices M*-*- i-tV. -12...*; fi artb-r
rerober.
■\jjn. T.sut. Pr 4* f°r T»« r<*l 1* i old; «b>iatl«r
do i-r jHßu«r>. SSac. iUy
’;ed rltoulcery. rtor; ;-h-, f J*c; r*-« e*',
tb« name ttezed h: d‘,4.
*-j, nlckled t'Hui- »t. )y ,Loil‘i'T;
prtr.e. 7-; c for lleht. f«»’ 7c fo-: *\u s
jjcr* beef at 5.5»; extra me— b**»
*ow at 8«5 l-9c. halep n-.-ro a* foli-swp;
b' 1 me*« ruj'k (new) 3i>i htJ* dn
dare, ftl* 12.75: COO hrl- -t!lrr DtsniWf
V *<c; 1,000 brla do at-1-.76; dw brU d-j
Wtr- ettlS.OO; atOhf!- ct Hit
tft.;&3brlalard(new) nth C 4<-: M> ic- <lj
-enjl-r <-rd i»fl nail ol nn-.r>. rt ti
'«rnsldcrt.at f-Jic: 1.«4H r-.-ere' ii hi-n* (na I 'anf
d 7c; W brlr extra m- ba**T *V*r.
>ar wa? firm at preibit"*, w. 1; n r«l
■:4noPl»-. and a moderate'i. jrtify h;«ti .-n 1
Ti' ?tnf f« r fhipmeot. Si— mrln i• u« f*» lo
/50brl- white wli.U- n* lW br.n
wvm\b ST73: ■•••hre -t»* ntf extra-(M n*
br*» Hydraulic) at W.sJ;t2brU d
atStktSl: 100 brls do at f'i.nO: 117 brie do flow grade)
et|&96; 350 brls do on private torma. Total, 1,487
brla.
Bran waa firmer, with sales of 10 tons at |ILSO. and
lOtona (14.76 on track.
MTbeat was iTTegnlarand weak, averaging 1c lower
than on Halnrdav. for uospectal rcs-on except the sec.
ondary one that New York wax quoted lower after onr
weakness bad l>ecn rej>or:cd there. The news from
Europe indicates a larger demand from that continent
for bivadt-taflii than fur several years past, and some
holders were Cnn in consequence, and refused to
sell, hut tho majority were w«ak on seller November,
wantimr to place their property before delivery on
Wednesday. This fact widened the difference bclwosn
November and the last half toStfc; it was 9c on Sat
urdsv. The market for seller last half opened at
|l.S*'!4. fell to 1.2-2. advanced foLS3, and closed weak
at boiler November, or cash No. 9 spring
ranged from i.IUaIAJ. eloelngat the inside. There waa
but little inquiry for other grades. Wlntsr wbaal was
very qolei. with almost none offend. Cash sales
were reported of l,6cd bn No. 1 sprlagat $t.93H;
2.400 bn do at 1 22; 3,600 bn No. 3 Spring at 1.21;
1,600 bn do at id.GOO bn do at I.SOU: 16.000 bn
dofltl.Mi*: 35,600 bn dost 1.20 800!mdoatl.1i<!i;
8.400 bit No. 3 spring a; 40Obu rejected »prlag
at 1.t5; 400 bn choice red uinter by sample at 1.40. on
tnck. Total dh.600 bu.
Corn was active but weak, averaging He lower
than on Satnrdav, for much tho same reason a« wheat
to place present property, and tho fear of
large receipts next month, of new ae welt aa old corn.
Buying for eblpmont waa liberal at tho dedlno, and
the short interest also filled tn rather freely. The
market for No. 2 op«ntd quiet al 50c, soon fell to 4Uc.
add eloeed dull at Seller November sold
tUGalCuc.imd -tier fli»i half do at 47e. New for
next month's delivery sold at 40c. Bajected closed
nominal at 45Jia46c. having been very active early
Cash sales were reported 5.000 bn No. 3at 50c
5,000 bn do at 4H».c: 56,000 bn :*t 4I» kI.OOO bn do
at4«Uc. 18,000 bn do at 49c: 10,600 OU do at 48* c:
8.400 ua do al 48>jc: 6.000 bu do at 50c afloat; 3.UUO
bn kiln-dried No. 4at 40c 800 ba do at 4S4c: 5.400
bn vulhjw nt 4’»H 14,800 bu rejected at
bn do al 46c; 7,sub bu no grade at 37c. Total, 150,000
bu.
Oats wem modaraUilv active, but easier, the market
opening al29i:c for regular, sed closing atl3*£e for
do., with 30c for gilt edged receipts. Options were
moderately active, nl 98?xaJ0c. aelier November, 30EC
same la*.tbalfdo.. and seller January. Cafb
tales were rvporucl of 35,400 bn at 30c; 4.800 bust 29
54 000 bn at w«,': 4.900 bu. at s*B>,- 5.2U0 bn rejectsd
at Sfluc. Toul 101.600 bo.
Bye was quiet and a shade easier, closing steady at
file for No. i or No. 2. Kejoctcd entirely nominal. Cash
sales were reported of 1,300 bu. No. 3 atfilli; 9.000 bt
at fill.; L2OO bu at file. Total. 4.400 bu.
Barley was left active aud weak. No. 9 was very
quiet, opening at 5Tc. ant closing at 55}i@56e, the
I nside for regular. No. 3 was In fair demand, closing
at 44c. t’asb rales were reported of 6,0.0 ba No. 2at
Ste; SOObttdoatedHc; 3.900ba do at 50e; 9.000 bu
No. 3 at 16}icrft>J bu do at 45Hc: 1,60 bu do at
ho do at 69c. Total, 19.000 bu.
LATEB.
The grain In lh«bnrn«d elevator* we* sold to-day.
The following .wore the prices realised: Galena,
liAISO; Hiram Wheeler. $0,150: Monger and Armonr,
Sg,UW. The rale. In Elevator A, and National, wore
cot reported.
The produce markets were very qniet In the after*
coon. Only two or three sale* of wheat were reported,
at 81.91 and fl/iIU seller last half of November; for
corn aalier first half 17c was bid; aud tT^uaaked-
I»lrc block Market.
Monday evening. Oct. 30.
CATTLE- Received since Saturday, 1,838. The
Improved tone of Eastern advices Induced a firmer
feeling among t.pcraiora here, and the bettor grades
of shipping cattle were in demand at advance
on the pricea current laet week. The supply, as will
be *cen. was nnasnally light, bo that alihoaph the
demand was fsrfrom being active, holders found no
difficulty in dlrposing of all desirable lots at the ad*
raucc noted above, Hatchets’ stock and stock steers
wrte not qaotably higher, though firmer in sympathy
with the market tor the upper grades. The extreme
range wa* f 2.00a3.6-2*{—ino inside for inferior mixed
lots and the out-ide tor extra. Mo>t of the transfers
were at $2.75*1.75. Th*; market closed firm.
HOGS—The receipts since Saturday have been
7.550. The hog trade was a little slack to-day, bat a
tolerably firm feeling prevailed and Ihecloslng prices
orlart week were sustained. Packers were to at
tendance, tot there wero few sales reported in thair
favor, the demand being chiefly on wew York and
Boston account. Rales were reported at s3.ft)al.yo
for common to medium, and at $1.05*1.20 f .rgood to
uric ly choice—chiefly st f1.00a4.15. The market
closed quiet and steady.
SHEEP—Bocelvcd since Saturday. 878. There was
a fair Inquiry for good ;o choice grrdea. but common
thin lots woie n;gl‘’rted. Thun* was no important
change lo price*, which may be quoted, steady at
f3.0ca4.5h for common socbmcc.
IHI.OOO
..*1,410,090
41,400,003
Lamber Market.
Monday Evening, Oct. .30.
The market for cargo lumber was quite aeitre to
day, ami prices were a ehndc firmer. The following
eales were reported;
Cairo nftchr. Rhoder. Muskegon, 1.36 m ft piece
stnfl, siT.yo. Sold by O. Doming Co.
Cargo of tchr. Robert How left. G>at*d Haven. ICO
mft Stripe and hoards, s2ti.W. bold by E. M. Dou*
blvda>.
Carpi of schr. Ilohncs. from Grand Haven. 130 m
ft boards end tidps, at yJ.Oo. bold by B. if. Don
bledny.
Cargo of achr. Fanny and Floy, Grand Haven. 85
mft atrip* and hoards, 52.00. bold by M. Doable
day.
Oargo of barge Wyoming. Grand Haven, 140 ra ft
common mixed. iti.OU. Sold by K. M. Donhlertay.
Cargo of echr. Leo. Grand Haven, S3 m ft joists and
scantling. 16.31). Sold by IS. Uanbledav.
Cargo schour.ur Elv.i. from Grand uuvsn, 53 in ft
Hemlock and inferior common, ut sl3. bold by M.
Doublcday.
Cargo schooner Unlclgh. from Ludington. 130 m ft
jtl-t and scantlmgt.i sl7; wormy ut slii.
Cargo schooner Falcon, from UU in ft
Joist, scantling and wormy at gib.
Cargo Aldrich, from Two Khars. 110 m ft boards,
strips and 2-lorh at $17.25; 36 m pcs lath at $2.70.
All Fold by J. M. Loomis A Co.
Cargo scow Milton, from White Lake, 116 to. ft com
mon mixed at sl7 for S-inch and 17.50 f>r inch; lath
at 2.fi4fJ. Sold by Blanchard, Borland A Co.
Cargo Fchooncra F Hayden and Weatcott, from
Muskegon, 190 and Hi mft boards at $23. Sold by
Davis A* Mason.
Cargo of rchrs Speed. Annie o'Han*on and
thaca, from Motkegoc. Boards at 40.00 aud lath at
4.73.
Cargo of schr Lavlnda. from Mnekegon, 107 ra fi
Boards and (trips at IH.Ou: 6 m lath at 4.75.
Caigo of fcdir Walhalla. from yiuskcgon. strips
sod hoards at 14.00; lath at 2.75. All sold by Chan.
Demlng *t Co.
Cargo of scJir Mary Nan, from Green Bar, 1,5*0
m A sawed shingles, at 3.5 i; 4VJ m star No, I sbioglos
at IJA). Sold by Blanchard. Uor’and Co.
Canto of tchr Cntchpole. Manleto;, ISS m Jolat
and scantling, nt 17.00f0r 18ft and aad«r. and 13.u0 tor
over 18, Sold by Blanchard. Borland Co.
Cargo of schrJoFcs, MaskcgoP. 140 tu strips and
b« ard*. at 18.S0. Sold by Blanchard. Bonand A Co.
Cargo of cchr O- L. beaver, Mnnlstoe, 150 di joift
ard scant ling, at 17.C0 for IS ft and under. 16.00 for oven
Sold l>> John Mason. Loomlfl A Co.
Carco of echr Adriatic. Mnskceon; 155 a ft culls
at 18X0; piece ftuffat 17.0<i. s»«»ld by Win. Megiadc,
Cargo of prop New Era, Muskegon, 141 m Uth. at
4.76. Sold by W. Meglode.
Cutgu of barge Cowl. Muskegon. 31S m pivcu
atnti. at IB.UI. Sold by W. Mi-glado.
.528.75)
b.tU)
3.033
23,7.0
7M
Shingles were firm and In good demand. We
[note:
A.or Star...
Jfo. 1. tawed.
Three doliaia per car to be added when trjmforrijJ,
which charge follows the shingles.
ATTHKTAKDt.
The demand continue* good, with no change in
prices. We (jnote;
First clear, 1 Inch to S Inch ©VJ.OO
Scc< nd clear, 1 Inch to 4 Inch. 47.0UftH.00
Third clear, 1 inch 3S.W®I,*.W
T‘-ird cleur, ihiek.~.~~~ 40,003ti30
Flirt endaecondclear flooring, together,
r .,ngh ®IO.OO
First t.nd second clear elding, together.... SS-QUas-id*)
Common aiding
Common flooring, dressed, first. w-lS.no
Common flooring, drrwed, second 85.0U®2i.00
Waeon-box boards, selected, 16 Incheeand
upwards ®*SS£“-S?
A stock boards
B stock boards *5,00®48J)0
Common board*. joist*. scantling. amall _
Umber, 46c., 16 feet and tinder. 13.00^40.00
Fencing 18JWa*0.00
joists and scantling, 18®84 feet. 20.0UW46.00
Pickets, square
Pickets, flat M W19.0D
Clear posts, split. ao JS^nS
Sawed shingles, ho. 1 f*X?
Sawed shingle*. A or star 5. »5® 4.T0
Ttie l>wlly Market.
BUTTEB—‘The movement in thin aitlrle was on a
liberal scale, so far at least as good to <*olc' quali
ties were concerned, and the prevalent feeling was
oneo(firmness. The arr.vai* continue libera), bat
as yet there la no considerable accumulation, and the
indlcatkna are th it present prices will bo sustained.
We onote good to choice at SU*23c, and common to
(air at 15nl|c.
BAGUINQ—In this branch of Uio market &Mr
bu»U.ek*wasd»lng, and the feeling was firm all
a ootid. The stock* are now ample, and are filled
with** little del..y a* boora the fire. We repeat
oar JUt es tallows: Stark, 36c: Lewiston, :Uc:
American. Bivsc; HluacMJta, Sdc; burlaps, bags, Sl|
CuSCc: cunole-. Krftfcte: wool wicks. R7c.
BUILDING MATERIALS—An ac lve business was
doing in building materials, and the market was firm
for all article* in the list, though of mm- descriptions
the supply 1* ample. Building brick arc In great de
mand. and price* are fltaiS per 1,000, though some
aic asking higher figures. We quote: stucco,
t3.COCfcS.n): cement, pi “5; lime, In bulk, 31.00; while
sand, per brl. ffi.Qofiifi.S3; plastering hair, per bn,
36<j<0c; fins bock, per JOIC, SSO.(»a7-i.00; land
plaster. {3.00; building brick per 1,070, JJ4.OOMS.Ck>.
BEANS -The demand continue* In excess of the
supply, and price* remain Arm at f1.T5.i2.0J forcom
mon. and at fi.2ftai.sn for good to choice hand picked.
CIOEU—Is ttcrw oleuty and lower. There was a
f*lr demand at $5.00*5.50 for common, and at {6.00 a
CM for good to cho.cc.
t'Oi rKRAGB— Is steady and unchanged. V*c
quote Pork brl?.{l.Kal.fr» lard tea «l f1.85a1.90;
«bi»kcv brlaat su.oU&fi.4t), and flour brl* at 5t057c.
CHEfibE—N’o new features were noted in the mar
ket. Neither the local nor the Interior demands
were particularly urgent, but buslnca* was better
than could reasonably be expected and in sytnpxtay
wjib the eastern market the feeling was firm. The
r tock* are fair and in fine condition. Mo quota: New
York tacroty. 15al5Hc*. Ohio factory, iSallc; Wov
tern do. lfi.»Uc.
fOAL—Was in good request to supply country
dcalna and to meet the wants of local consumers,
and price* rated steady and uniform. The arrival*
cot imne liberal. Wu quote: Lchigb prepared. {3 50:
UcSJ”muIS: Erie. S.M: W.lnat filll, 8.S0; ln4i
asa. 7.b0: Hocking Valley, Wilmington. 553.
EGOs*—-The offerings were light to-day and price*
aOvaused abbnt SC per doz. There wa* a good de-
mand *1 SlafiSc.
FRLTTtt—Dried—The dried fruit trade was re
potted fair, active, and Improving, and under light
e’oek, the msrkol continue* very firm. There wa* no
Important change In values, order* being filled at
the aanezed quotat oca: Raisins,{S.lso3AS; Turkey
"prune*. haStfe; currants- lOslHtfc; peach**, pared, 3ta
fiScpcacbe*. halve*. lOallc; pitted cherries, 36*Ste; ap
ple*. fislOc; blackberries, lialOc.
GREEN FRUITS—Apple* are ta good demand
both on local account and for shipment, and although
the arrivals continue liberal prices are firm at the
advanccostablUbed toward the close of last week.
On tiack sales were effected at fl.tCafi.ts, and .from
•tree at S JtSaf 00. Cranberries were also active and
•firm, at V-OOeILOO for wild, and at IfiPOalt.OO for
cubivated. Onince* remain dull at »*7O par basket,
FlSH—Bovine** contlnne* to Improve, ana, with
ampb-etockson hand, price* are more settled and
oi'liorm. Order* for Anything in the JUt ttn be
prin.pllyfilled. J. W. HobfonASou, No.6oCan*!
str»ft. quote a* follow*; No. 1
wbiiefl.b. {150*413; No. .1 trout, 4.00*4.25: No 1
Sure mcCkerrL W-OOrioaS; No. 1 bw.
No. mackerel. 8.00*850; hank cod, ®-Wa6.30.
Q orrc's cod, box herring. No. 1, 40*15 c;
|C OROClsls3—Trade continue* steadily to improve
«nd i* now much more active than, a fortnight aijo.
tb« most sanguine had dared to hope. Most of the
old dealcra are now “IftAfP®*
supply their customers with any article In the line,
sou a* promptly ea before the fire. Value* to-day
underwent no decided change, though an easier fee«
Ing was n led In sugars and coffees—the. result
nr a slight softening In price* BasL
We quote; A sugar,
do C do l*K®lfiJ<c; choice brown,
HOlU<c; (air do. lO&lO&c; molasses do MlOc;
prime Rio enfiee, fO&Slc; choice do SlOfifc: O. O.
■lava. star candles, full weight, IdOWVSc;
ito«4-&aaeooß,7H(ihßcv Patna, T^OSkc.
HYKUPS Diamond,. f LfiO&lAS; common syrups.
SO&Xc; Form Rico molaseci, £?od su^tr-
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871.
h-msf syr-.p. 15(3:6!*; extra, 65@70c; choice sl’.tox
drtPf, extra fine, v@w>; fancy, TJ^SSJc.
MTCKo—Allsplco. 14015 c; clove*. 19010 c ;ca««i*,
462560 c; pepper,S3oJ4c; notraega. $1.2501.30.
SOAPS—Branch mottled, 6*£'*7c: standard.
German• mottled. 6>«{g6)fc; eraaive,
0c; Crown Wlndaor. 4HC> II SIc: palm, ewl^c.
bTAECfl—Gi(wa,lt>:ilo*c; laundry,
6K(37c; common.
IIA Y—ln this market there was considerable activ
ity. sod dealer* were firm In their slews. There was
a'good demand for shipment to Lake Superior and
the 1 amber eountrv, and with a fair local end Eastern
demand to meet lull prices were being realized.
We quote: On track—Timothy, presaed, J13.W0
14.T0; prairie, presaed, $i».00@l0.o0 On wagon—
Timothy, loose. sil.oo<t 12.P0: prairie, loose. SB.OO
@IO.OO. For delivery of proceed hay, $1.0001.50,
according to distance.
HlDES—Bematn quiet and without any material
change in values. The offerings are still light, but
neither local nor Eastern buyers are as yel actively
engaged, and any large increase in the supply just
now would probably have th-i effect to weaken
prices. The following arc th-» current ratea: Green,
salted, light, HHc; do heavy. Wic; veal, kip. its
15c; green calf. 17c: d-y calk 26c; dry flint, llte
20c: dry aallcd. Ibslfc: dry kip, 32c: deacorn-,
SOaCJc; scored, eat, or otherwise damaged two-third)
price,
LEAT2IEB—This market remains quid with no
important change in prices. We quote:
37035 c conntrr barne“r, 6h3-Vtc; line-city. t J !h,
@J2c;klp, Ib, 80c@51.Oi; kip. veals.tl.oW&Lls:
dtv upper. No. 1. V ft. 26@3ttc; city upper. No. 2.
ft, SSfiMrtc: country upper. No. 1, 21@27c; collar, p
It, 2t@23c; calf, city, f calf, country, 61.10
rongh upper. II to 13 lbs, 35@37c; rough up
per, 14 to Is tbe, 3i@64e; rough nnner. damaged, w
@SOc; BufEslo slaughter sole. 3S@3sc.
Oxk—Sisushter sole, 40@45c; Philadelphia sole,
49@4r«; harness, per lb. Stt@43c; kip. light, *1.09@
1.1b; kin, No.l, nedtom, K)c@fl.oU: kip, heavy. 75
@eoc; American calf. 33 lbs, »1.25@1.45; French call,
28 lbs, »1.80@2A5; French uIC i 6 lbs, M.6O@SJSO;
French kip, 00 to lUO lbs. ai.00@1.46: French calf,
Lemoine, per doz, (65.e0@9Q.00: French calf, Jodot,
$704C,5100.(W,
NAIL.S—The demand conlltmes verv active,* espe
cially for Ifid sad 30d. and the market Is Arm at the
late advance, or at S4AQ rates.: 10d to Sd, per
keg. 4.50; 6d, per keg, 4.Q9J4 6d, per keg,4.S7Hl 4d,
per keg, 5.00: Bd, per keg. 5.87H; fine 3d. per keg,
7.ft>; flue blue 3d, per keg, BA7H; blue 3d, per kog.
O^L—There vu an easier feeling la lard oil to
day, and we note a decline of 3c all round. Other da*
’criptlons were without quotable change, though
terpentine and Unseed ware not held as firmly as
during lost week. There la an amnio supply, and
orders are promptly fiitsd at the fallowing prices:
Carbon. 30ai7c; extra winter lard, 85c; No. 1
current mako, 79c; No. 2 do, 65c: linseed, raw. 65c;
do, boiled. 90c; whale. 75a77c: rperm. >3.00; neatsfoot
oil. f1.00a1.55: hank oil. 63c; straits, 70c; elephant oik
95c; turpentine, SOaKc*
PAlNTß—llemaln firm aa. previously quoted:
While lead, pore, flt&O; American jtoc,BlLoo@
19.W; railroad colors, 911.50.
POULTEY AND OAHE-Salca of chickens ware
reported at |2.0Ua5.50, and prairie chickens at $3.00*
3AU.
SALT—Is active at unchanged prices. W« quote
Saginaw. $2.3"; Onondaga, f'LxS; coarse, $3.2 v; and
Diamond C at {2.55.
BKEDS—Were in hotter request to-dav. and the
tnaikel ruled a ahade firmer. owing to -a 1 moral sun
ply. Sales were: 70 bees timothy at <2.70; 2t> bin do
at $2.45:16 bags do at s!.s>: 3 bags clover at $5.55; 63
bags do al stfs; 12 bags do at $5.63: 6 bsgs do at
$3.00.
TEAS—Are In food request and prices remain
steady and firm. The stocks are liberal. We
qnote: Yuciur hyeon. common to fair, 55
aWc; *«od. TinSOc; cbnfrt lo 51.91M.i0
'superior to fine old byson, OOcal.lO: common im
perial, Tsa9oc; good to cnoice do. 90ca1,15; fine to
good imnpov.der, SOcal.OO; choice to extra. 1.35 a
1.45: choice to extra leaf Japan. J.OUal.lO; fair
to good do, TOkSOc colored natural leaf Japan, 60a
TCc: common to fine Oolong, 50a65c; good, 65a80c;
choice to cx ra. 90ca1.15.
WOOD—liemlns firm at former price*. We
quote: Ilccch. $10.00; maple, 411.00: hickory,
414.00: filfil*. 40.50, delivered.
WOOL—There was a firmer tone to tbla market, la
rympalhy with New York, though do quotable ad
vance wi» established. The arrivals are light and not
tonal to the demand.
LAKE FRRIOUTB—Wore more active at the lm*
tirovptncnt noticed on Saturday. Wcnotcthe follow
leg charter*: To Buffalo—Schr Advance, wheal at
f>Vic; eehra J. Bell. Peshilgo, and M. Fillmore, corn
ou p. t.; schr Gallatin, rye at 9c; prop Alaska, wheat,
corn, and rye on through rates; prop City of Detroit,
corn at 9c. To Oswego— Schra Republic and J. B.
Gilmore, corn at UHc-
NEWS BY MAIL.
The grand jury of Chester Conaty. S. C., compojcd
ol Fix white* and At negroes, made a presentment
embodying the result of their lnve»tlgation or (be
alleged Ka-Klnr outrages there, and conclude as
follows: We, the grand Jurors, npoa oar aro
compelled to enj front the testimony taken and from
oor knowledge of the different parts of the comity,
tliat the allegations contained In tho proclamation of
the President of the United Stitts arc without foun-
diition. and must be the result of fulssbood commu
nicated to him by persona equally regardless of good
order and the peace of societv.”
—Ort. in, thue was prat excitement at South Bend,
Ind.. the fires In the marshca having approached the
city limit'*. Thu citizens ttrnod out in large num
ber*, and, after several hours' bard lighting, brat back
th** flumes.
—A letter from Havana, Calm. Oct. 31, says: “The
Chio-go calamity led our well known merchants.
Messrs. Warburg, Schmidt «t Co., to take the load in
o general subscription in behalf of the sufferers, and
they wrote a note to the JHario dr la J fttriua for pub
lication, invltlngtbe trade and the public to contri
bute. The li-C has been handed over to the Ameri-
can Consul. Ur. Hill, by the firm, and the amounts
will be received at and forwarded by the Consulate.
The ibt this morning stood at $1.1.V), which, it it
thought, will bo increased pretty soon to 310,1)03 or
—The Catholic Archbishop Connolly, of Hallbz,
N. S.. in a note inclosing to tuo local Relief Commit
tee a subscription of SIOO for the Chicago sufferers,
says: “In addition to the many reasons that would
urge ns to energetic action on poollc grounds, 1 trust
the citizens of Halllax will gladly seize this flyst op
portunity to clear up ail old scores and misonder-
Handings, and to set themselves* aright fur ail time to
cutne with the big-hearted and generma people of the
mighty republic on the other emo of tin border,"
—The Omaha Tribune of October S9s«ya: "Mr.
,lohu Rath has recomlv Journeyed through Platte,
Boone, Antelope. Occriev. Taylor. Valley. Howard,
cod Hall Counties, and he iwpons :b*t the damage
done bv prairie flros, which have recently swept over
the northwestern purl of she State, has been very
great Indeed, destroying no. only a large amoUatof
property, bat also baiuan life.'
—On the night of Oct. il, at 10 o’clock, AndrewJ.
Fenton, living about elev n miles nor.h of Columbia,
Mo was murdered, and a few hours afterwards, his
murderer, George Wells, wait anot down while at*
icinM ing l< ti»cape from the otllccn* of the law.
—T. Cliik-ou Taylor, a noted citizen of Wit*
1 rolngton. Del. and a prominent member of the So*
clcty of Friends, died a few days ago, aged 47 yean
Copt. "Calloway, of the schooner Shepard, ar
rived at Milwaukee from Green Bay On Saturday, and
reported that hr raw the woods ablaze for a distance
of ten ror.ee. Thu fits ba\c evidently broken out
anew in that region.
—Aii allocution ofthel’o ois published, in whbb,
while he recognizes the Bitbopa appointed b.- tic
Italian UoTcnsmcDi ae poptusMnc »he reiinUlte q.ul
itlcrtl.on*, lie" solemnly ri-pudia es Ita pa intoleua and
l>rulei<ua<aiDßltbc jovaMo the. Holy See. lie
al o condemn* tbu count I Dieiliopcr and each as
ar followbui bU example in warring wg. lost tb,» de
cisions o! the Connell.
.*1.6*3.75
IJSJai-OJ
—'TheSon. Ucorge Cornell, a pr minent citizen ot
Philadelphia and mcmburofibo Pennsylvania Hon
pto from the Fourth District of ibat city, died Oct, 25,
aged 56yeaie.
—A recent letterfr-m a conductor on the Union
Pariflo Railroad. dal d Rollin*. Wyoming Territory,
says; Wo have hid n very veveru opening of win
ter here. I was tho conductor of the first train that
got Murk lu the ►now; I id nut two day* and »ne
night in a enow hank, on y t*o miles from home.
Snow was about eig. t feot deep; was obliged to
send in my brukeman with despatches to Rollins lor
help.”
—An cnlcrpiir-lnc nnd sympathising boolbUck of
thocliy of Oakland. Cil. hmg out a si 5.1 ona m»ra-
Ing atiuouccmg that the proeeuds of hie business that
day should be given to the Oakland fund for the Chi
cago sufferer*. 110 was hesUgod from early till late
by dnet-coTcnd numanby, and took in I*3.
—The Ron. David Williams.of Bist Delano, Wia.,
died a few davs ago. In IS3T be was member of the
Stale Assembly, and for two years was President of
the State Agricultural Society.
I —Tbe receipts from the sale of beer, cigars and ttv
bacco stamps, in the cities of New Turk and Brook*
1 lya, for the first six moouis ot IWI, ascorunare» with
toe same period of ISTH, were as follows: Beer stamp*
—lß7l. f332,C53: 19W.5452.4U8; cigar stamps-1871,
f6t<9.454; 1870. $5e7.856; tobacco stamps—lß7l, sl,-
TOV«: JB7O, $*.5M.5*L
-.-The Treasury Dcpwtmsnt has received a deposit
of J67.56 on account of the Post Offlee at Hltka, Alas
ka, being the first deposit on postal aezoant ersr re
ceived from that station.
—U. Caslmir Pener, the new French Minister of the
Interior, Isagteat authority In finance, a parliament
ary speaker of grva- ability, and a pamphleteer
whose writing* stand verv high, in a political scute.
—The Uenuan Bethel Church at Bay City, Mtcb.,
was destroyed by fire Oct. 27.
—The Portage Lake Mining Oasttte of Oct 25 says;
••The Chicago Mining company, formerly the
BrltUh American, located near Bagla Harbor, bas
temporarily suspended operations. Thu c irporatt-n
was organued in Chicago la*t summer, among capi*
tallsta of that city, who were unfortnuate enough to
lose largo sums of money by the late fire there.
Jnst eswoik ceased, the mineral indications under
ground, it Is said, wuie exceedingly promising at this
—A mirrow-eauco toad projected from Sanilac
to BavX'ltv, Mich., along the shore of L ke Uaron.
—The Biwtoo announces that a gentle
mwp in Uas-acbneottr bo*, after repeated expert*
meats and (allures, invented a perfect spark and dost
—Tb* UUnnla Bivcr has tl*cn five feet at laSiUq
enough to insure an abundance of water for all
elites of boat* when the river not at a very low
stage below Ucnrv.
—Mr*. Samuel Kelly, wife of a prominent Philadel
phia dr* pood* merebMi waa very sev-tly injured.
October 27. by belnp thrown from a phaeton, near
Falnnoont Park. Mr*. Bill*, the mother ot Mad.
Van Zandt, of the Parcpa Troape.was riding with
her, and was also thrown out. but nut seriously In*
Winona (Minn.) Stpubfkan stfet. 27 ssys:
The lumber market throughout tbe Nattfcwest Is
becoming considerable exened in coueeqaeuapof the
Chicago and other fires, and prices are every wbaa*
being adv need. The dealers at MiaoeapoUs have
asx *d noon an advance of ftoro f2to gdjwrthoasaad,
and at some of the larger lumber points down the
river tbe rates have been Increased even more than
this No advance ha* been made by Wlaoo* dealer*
aaret.bnt jt in fair to presume that thay will toon
vfcld to clrcumsiancc* and follow the example so
crncrallv tel elsewhere by person* engaged m the
trade •the stock of lumber in tblscUy isnot ao
t&rcc as usual at this tea-ou. and. Inaamqch as tha
field to be supplied by oar dealer* next spnop will be
grcallv enlarged, holhat the West and South, en*
Unreel price* may bo confidently R». _
—Tbe announcement recant! tnade that the Union
Pacific HaUroad Company had reduced U* cat as of
frJSht on Utah ore* was Incorr cL In cummomlug
"pm the refusal of the company to reduce. the Ben.
eer Jftira say* that "while both ora* *ad bullion can
be freighted bum Omaha to Hew York, a distance of
J 600 mile*, at. 14 per ton. or $l4O per ear. the Union
Pacific Company are charging from Orfen |o Omaha,
I.VO miles, $lB 23 per ton tor ore, aud S3S.UO for hoi-
H -Drootli <na U>e Minns f the crop, tor two jt.ri
Inmcrowtim hwc brontbl Us, peopl, ot Its. ain
joMUln Vr.lI.J, C.1., to tho rosso ol jUrratlon. ;nd
relict measur have been organized for them In Han
bloodv combat between Ule* and Cheyennes
occurred aldmlthrille. CoU October 10. The fl;ht was
of short durat 100. and recnlted.ln tuedefeatof the
Cheyenres, who ret oated, being compelled tnaban
dWLynve is r iated by the Calavara
(Calj ChrtmkU that a Mr. Hteger, a day* ago. dls
covered a rich. Kolrt-bo*iia2qo*r a ledge Inlh* oda
street of the town of Weal Polo', to that eoonty. An
(utecse excitement was of course c«a;«d, for Ul*
tali the rock pvoepeci* ormoasly.’• Work Is to
bo commenced on the ledge without dolajr.
Seventy-six miles Of ths Denver A Hio Orande i
Railroad have now been complecd, which open tto
road lor business to Colorad. Springs. Tbe road Is
constmcted «n the narrow ganku. and-nas eomabwit
icq per mile. Buaulng sou* hward fmm D '»y«r.
the road passes up the. rich and productive valley of
the Platte—one of the choicest fsnalng region, of Oil.
orado— to the month Vf Plhm Creek, np «hal#tr*am
to tbe Pare of the Divide, and thence down Moouajol
and a member of tho Secession Convention that.as
itemblcd at Montcomeryi In, 15GI, died at Toscaloosa.
t'^Aaeclo»(Oul.) Arts* of October 17, aiys:
1 Bake|aflcldaq4-o.t
Ttalns last ‘Wqek, The stage, r
I Rone*, nine bouts la crosslos vac plsia fh>ta
Bakersfield to Fori T.'jon. n distance of only thHy
mile*. Ita ftke baa never been known to occur in that
region before. The press has all been covered wita
the sand, and the plain now presents the appearance
of a desert waste. Forty thoo«*ndhead of sheep are
reported to have gone astray oaring the storm,"
—'iltenow Archbishop or Part* has yielded to the
£rcteorc of events, and Intends to let his priests wear
tarda.
—The experiment of grinding the white marble at
an Adams (Mass.) quarry into lac duet, to be mixed
with lime, and need in plastering for the finishing
coat, has proved a success, and the business promises
to become quite exteuelve.
—The profits of the State Prison at Charlestown,
Mass., for ins year ending September 30, were $91,•
443, which is considerably Tore than informer year*,
owing to a decrease in the number of prisoners and
an increase in the office re’ salaries.
—Bacon Rockwell, of New Louden. Cornu, offer
to trot their elx-ycar-old stallion, 'V. H. Allen, with
any stallion of the same age in the world, in two
races of one or two mile heats, for •t.OOJ,
—A despatch from Bmchaal, i Wuriembetg) to the
London haUy Xerct. of October 14. states that a pris
oner named bebwobel eet fire to the cellular prison.
The chapel, the library, and the central block bolld-
Inca were burned down. The Gantt* de Caritnth*
relates that the Incendiary managed to get out of
bis cel), and climbed to the roof, whence be threw
blocks of stone oo the crowd bolow. without, how
ever, striking anv one. It is not yet known whether
he perished in the dunes or succeeded in escaping.
—AC the meeting of the German Protestant Union,
recently in session at Darmstadt, a resolution was
adopted in favor cf the prohibition of the Order of tba
Jesuits thrumd! the Uermsn Empire. The Union
embrace* the Liberal section of German Protestants,
and the resolution arrived at has considerable signifi
cance, especially a* reinforcing the vigorous aati-
Jesnit movement set on foot at the old Catholic
Congress recently held at Munich. Tbs resolution
was moved by pr. Bluatrchll, the welMomwa jurist
of Hsidelborg.
—A family of three, a father and two children, hive
been found in the woods near Plttstoo, Fa., running
wild and stark naked, aud living oo roots and herbs.
—One prairlu fire In Southern Kansas was reckoned
twelve miles in width, and ran a distance of twenty
fire miles, destroying t-veryth'og In the way.
—Tte Gitutan uji the conatrnctlon
of two great men of war, the Sedan and tbs Meta*
'will be commenced next spring. Every eflbrt Is being
madb to increase and Impror the German navy, as
the la»t war showed bow ally commerce maybe
injured by an nemy who baa command of the seas.
—Tho Rev, Hems* Blsbee. pastor of the Ualrer
sal Ist Church in St. Psnl, Minn., has driven a one
horse carriage, with five people In it a distance of
from Lake Mempbrcmagog to the Falls
of St. Anthony.
i —Lake Ontario la unusually low this season. It la
stated that tho waur at Kingston has boss gradually
falling for several weeks, and some blites are dry,
where at this time in previooi yogn tbe water was
flvefeet deep.
BANRtNG.
RETURN
TO FIRSTPRjNCIPLES.
The tome Company
OF CHICAGO,
ysdalll'thonkfi&J r«]nabl*a. and la daln« hnsmail
brfoi* thaftrr, (a ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. Offlc*
the rear uf ay old rrtldaue?.
16 Congress-st., Between Michigan
and Wabash-avs.
Drafts and Uttara of credit *n U'tiri. BASING
BBOTHEBHA 00., London, and on Paris, ate., ate.,
lasOkd.
J. YOUSO aC.UIMON. President.
Monday. net. li, t*TI-
THE
STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Baa a Umparary offlea at
NO. 589 WABASH-AT.,
And will remote last of Nuroraber to new block ba
ingbnllioa Madison ai., between Market at. and the
rtr>r, where they ertll lortiel until th«r can erect a
FIRE-PROOF BANK BUILDING on (be old site, wand
*C at.
LUNT, PRESTON KEAN,
BANKERS.
Open a Branch Office at 403 this morning.
STOVES.
THE FEARLESS
Cooking Stove, for Coal or Wood, trlth or
without Low Caat Ueservolr.
TUB JBIULLIANT
tamer for t coal. Rli-t,»h »ln«
rooms, large atnrea and halls, or far balling upper end
lower tlo«r with ou"«tave.
For ecoaomr and durability tb«ee atorea Leva no
•Xip.rii.ra. They ero retail*"! br dealers in ell p iru of
ihocitr.
Our warehouse escaped d-stn.e'lor,; «>nr Mock la foil
In cheap a* v-ell as Itic-cl.ii* atovee. which we offer to
the city and country traueal <.14 pilcet.
JOHN F. MTHBONE CO.,
Salesroom 30 and 33 South Caual-sf.ji 1
Warehouse North Per,
Foundries. Allmr. N, T.
BROW BROTHERS,
sao East Monroe etrcet.
(OLD PLACE).
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hjr*tt'a Patent Sideiralk Lights,
AND HUNTS CELEBRATED
"Dakota” Soft Coal Stoves,
Hay be found at tbe old quartdre, aa above, ready
for orders.
PASEASPEASUE
DAVK REMOVED TO NEW dTOBB.
304 and 306 Wabash-ar.
FULL STOCK
Window fllvgt Pirnt* and Oil*.
OMNIBUS LINE. _
■p7pAaMELEE cb..
Omnibus Line
AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
BiSfiß delivered to and from any Railroad Depot
lea eny perk of tboi 111. .o.
C»Bc'*. corner Twenly»froo»ia and bUle-eis. _
bt.prh Oiflee lUveare Rwo F*. Weyre Far-*',
O-S i «i(’»ra' se* W.dlwn
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE SONG GARDEN.
By Dr. Lowell Mason.
Annual Sale 50,000 Copies.
The Bong ttmrden, So. 1 Is for the beginners, aod
oonteina “the first strpe” la Maaleal Setattoa,
with Wear ple*»ln«*eog*. Price Mots,
The Sons bardea Mo. 3 U adeptsd to the middle
and opp.r oiaesoe or common schools. Price M et*.
Tbe Kong Cardm, Mo. 3 U fer high tcbooU aad
Seminaries. Pne*. PI.
Seat, peet paid, ea receipt of tbe retail pries.
OLIVER DITSON A 00., Soetott.
CHA9. H. PITSON A QQ. New Verb.
Ditson Sc Co.’s
STANDARD OPERAS.
EnaaL Fa mad. Lada, laeretia, Martha.
Kama, Remaambala. Travlata, Traia
iere. UarrUce ef Pbrero, Tldellt, l*r»l>to*
Tel* and Doatilevaaal
Handsomely pnuted. unabridged, saperlor to aD
other editions In tallßees, ennuinlsg all lb* ferelg*
and SaslUb word*, aad all tbe antic, la«iadtac
that or tbe recitative*, they are yet *#l<l for the tow
trice of <JJi» DOLLAR BACH. and will W »>>t te
any ad<lrr«e. po*t tree, for the above price. Finely
Waad la board* for #5 each.
OLIVCR DITSOK ACO.. Boetoo.
O. Q. DITHOJ 3t CO.. Sew Tork.
CLOCKS.
CLOCKS.
Waterfwry Clock Comp’y.
FOB THE
No. 638 'West Lake-st.
PROPOSALS.
Proponuls for Forage.
Cxixr QciimHum'i Oma,)
DirmMDT or Txxu, V
Bab Aktoxio. T-im, Aocu«t a, im.
ts*al*d amoeal*, la triplicate, taWeet to theoiaU
condition* torreioJor. pnbUehed. win be received at
•hi* «fb«e, aad ateo at tbe offlc-loflhe United Statue
Qo.rterm.eur at Fort Blcbarneoa. Tixu, aatll U
u.locb a., oe WedaeedaA tbe xzd ef November aoxt,
tor tbe htroUhlnx aad <l.l iv.ricg ateald Fort Blob*
mniaoo each qoantlll** of grain forage a* fflay be re*
suited et that poet for tti* remainder of tbe Steal
ieer endian oo tbe 30th of Jane, U73, being about
i vtl»o p. node of eat* or corn
Tb- exact quantity of rad. bled of grata toba
ti acted for wtll be determined when tbe coo tract la
awarid. The grain mu tbe of the beet quality, and
delivered Is gpouacand Beck*.
Per* rat* b'd* will benadamr Mti aad corn, and
t.ldJere will elate tbe rate per BA pounds at. wbfcb
hrrwlll deliver *«eb of the kind of train needed.
Bleak arvMale aad any addnienal laCeraatl**
o'" 1 4 V r «s» e 04BD>
a.tlnt (W Ontrorawhc.
Furniture,
PABLO2 rrBSITUR*.
BSOBOOM ITBMTUM.
OFFICE FUBKiraBC.
x. t. h*i .t
WM VH.MI.tT.
FINANCIAL.
Moetrt* loan,la nai from ti,OM uIiM.OM, «a «al»
Uhclorr r»al nUtt McaritiM at 9 aad *0 par cant H r
1090 •Watnwh-aT.
CI.OTHINO.
MABLEY
HULL,
The well-known Clothiers
of the West,
Have established one of their Stores at
122 WEST JIADISON-ST.,
Where the; will endeavor, by a large and
well-selected etooh of
CLOTHING
Gents’FurnishingGoods,
At Low Prices,
To deserve the patronage of the Chicago
pnblio.
Patrons of their other Stores, when in
town, art invited to call.
Claud One-Price Clothing Boise.
INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL
LONDON
GLOBE
Insurance Comply.
This Company pays its Loss
es in full, without deduction
for interest, as soon as proofs
of loss are completed.
Office, No. 5 West Maflison-st.
WM. WARREN,
GENERAL AGENT.
OFFICE OF
GREAT WESTERN
Insurance Company,
77 East Fourteenth street.
In to tho pnbtle tbit o»e UUleazn Fir®
lotnraiica rotnp*»r havluß rUki In Hi* burnt district
can, m U wf'l. pay all lit I<*«cm In full, wo «übaiU tue
foil* wins ofllcfaUlawnwnt of the revmrce* ftna Uatlll
titffl f tl>« Ur«at U'cMoro loiuranco Compauy, »u,:
Avail it>l«
of y) p«*r c?ut on ♦i.l&t.ubtf aui>-
•cribed capital itock
*i70.532.6r
Lewies In Chicago will not excel. —ZJn.mn.O')
I o»*c a outside of Chicago 20/ifti flfl
All otbar claim*..... l\«W.iO
»?jj,ouo.o)
Immediately after the fire the Exerntlre Board of tbia
rrmranr met etnl unanimously dreidid upon the only
course to pursue end deel oouortbly with their patron*.
I lierefore it w»a
HcaotTTp, That ah assesravnt of 70 per cent be. end
fa I r. by, medoupon the capital stock of the company,
payell ■at Hie central office of tne compear, on or before
the IMU day of Norymbcr. 1371."
Beaolvxd, "Tbet aoticaof this assessment be sent to
every stockholder.
Hy order of the Finance Committee.’ _
n. 1,. Chairman,
11. it. PKi K,
A, X. WATERMAN.
j. it. w. Jones,
J. T. FOSTER,
L. 3. MAJOR.
Tioeocs Committee.
0. D. HOOKER, Secretary.
for amill
GEORGE C. CLARKE CO.,
Insurance Agency,
Represent* the 51annf*etnrer• Ini. Co., of Boitoo. or*
gant»d 18U; Home lamraac* Company,
of Colombo*, Ohio.
OFFICE, lO ZSlcirlclgo-court.
EEAOH OFHOE,
IVo. 65 South Canal-st.
Hitka taken in above atamlarJ empaaiee.
NOTICE.
ALL PABIIK3 HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TOE
Commercial Insurance Company
A re r*q C e*t*l to make tbeir proofs, end preaent them at
126 Writ Washington at. A statement of affairs will
be taedo is toon as possible. By enter of
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Pacific Insurance Co. of San
Francisco.
CASH CAPITAL, »l,w*'.WO GOLD. HUka taken at
fair rates. Lo»»e* promptly edjneted and P«d.
NNeat.rb Branch Office. <77 W.baeh av.-one. n
Dnlcliin* A Ralston. General Aamli. Miller A Drew,
<7l M' slnfh-ar.. Local Agent* torLhlraen.
BUSINESS CABBS. _
si7State-st.
SCRIBNER is now filling all
orders for School Books. Blank
Books, and Stationery- Send in
your orders.
W. M. SCRIBNER,
517 State-st
Shoenfeld Bros. Co.,
Importers Commission Merchants,
WOOLEN GOODS, &G.
NO. 376 STAXE-ST.
WE ABE BKCEIVING GOODS DAILY.
D. KRIEGI CO.,
Pork Packers and Commission
Merchants.
Office: Star A Creeeent Ml'.ls, So. 4 W**t Randolph et
Grata and proviaiooa bought or sold for cub or ea
margin*. __
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
TISfALL.SAZRO TSOMFBON,
JOBBERS IS
BOOTS SHOES,
231 Mlchigan-av., near Harrison-st.
BARRETT, ABMLM KIBBALL,
230 East Monroe-st.,
Are prepared to fill orders:
for ROOFING MATERIAL,
SHEATHING PELT,
BVIL.DING FEET, Ac.
imtead HIGGINS,
Wholesale Grocers,
Comer -West WtEhiagtoa and Qreen-ats,,
Hits cow io itore t comploto itock, tad an filllaf *H
oniff with croaptowot l»wc«t a»rk»t Erics*.
Dr. E- L. Holmes.
Offlc*, SIS It
i
Deaf. .10tot.
Coal.
OUe*|** VUalactoft bo*l' Ooapaar, at »MiUad<

BUBINESS_DIRECTORY-
The foUcvinx are ihe name* efeortu of Va lead
ing hoveee in the eUg, arranged with a
view to contenienc* of f Terence,
AlTctUiiac Ajceacr*
H. H. CHANDLER, Authorised AdwtUlu* Agent
for «H Cb!o«r» daily paper*, and receifei all
card* for this directoir. Office*, 43 3•nth Canal
and 4i6State*«t. _
LOUIS LLOYD 00.. G*Q. AreaM.M W.Basdolpb.
COOK. COBUBN A CO., Newtaapar AdrartialnC
Aetata for all paper* la tha united tJtau*. «M
Yt iUth4T.
Asrievltml Implement#*
ATWATER A CO.. 91 and 53 Marth Jeffinea-et,
Archltecti.
W. L. B. JjBNNEY-12 Peek'Coort.
DIXON A HAMILTON. 829 StaU-it.
KOBE A ACKERMAN, 133 Madlsoa-eC.•
E. S. JENIOON. 6C9 stat©-*t.
T. V. WAHSKieB, 39# State It.
L.D. CLEVELAND. 706 Wabaab as.
F ft R. BAUMAN, ew. Monro* and LaSall* *4*.
OTTO H UATZ. Mixon Edit., Monroe and LaSalle;
CYRUS P.tUUMAS. 43« Wabaah ar,
FLACKY ft ABSI9TBONC. 4UdUUIt,
W. L. B. JKNSKY, 13 Feck conn.
GKO. O. OA BNSBY. 473 Wabafh ar.
JA?. W. UuIIEUTS. 9H Wabaih ar.
Wtß. THOMAS. TOW, Lake-at.
JhU. K. WINCIIELL. MadUon, bat. Diarb. and State.
AbioacU of Title,
BUOKTALL ft UOABD, 491 Wabaeh ar
Auctioneer*,
W. A BUTTERS ft 00.. 3 and 4 Randolph er,
Bcluat and Bobber Uooda,
IIALLOCK ft WIIKELKR. 23 Went Randolpb-tt.
C. B. PBLSTON. 33 9. Canal^t.
Beltiuff Manofkctnrtn.
MUNSON A CO., 14 and 16 W. Randolph-eL
Bookaellera,
MXTOBHIX A HATHAWAY, 58 South Ckaal.
W. Q. HOLMES. 191 Weat iUduoa-it.
AM. S. B. U>’lo>. CO W. Madiaoa it.
Boot* and Shoci,
PAUXUM. FLAGG ft CO.. 3M Weet MadUon-1!.
DOGOKTT. BASSETT A HILLS, 933 Wabdihar.
c. n. T AKOO ft CO., «a Wab«ih-ar.
C. M. HBMDRRSOH ft <*o., Mich. ar. and Canared at.
BmU and Mtioea (Wholesale).
M. D. WKLLS ft CO.. 4U Wabaih ar.
lIeAULBY. YOC ft CO.. 200 MUb. ar.
QBKBM'FELDBK, BUSZMTRAL ft CO., car Concree
aod Mlcbiaao-ar. oppoaite Michigan ATeoie llotel.
Bid Una Powder,
DR. PRICE'S. Cream. <7 and 4» WcetLike-et,
Bellen.
AND
C. MASON ft CO., cor. CUatno end OarroU-SU.
Baa Manufacturer.
RABT. ASTJIMftCO., 5 and 7 W. Uadiioa at.
3 ftU.CUAFMAS.fPOtWeat WaiMaftoaiU
JSeddin*,
A. S. ESSUT ft CO.. IJS W*et Lake it.
Banka,
HBCHAMrr AMD MANF. 65* Slate it.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
irrr wm lUndoiph-M. _
FIRST NATIONAL. 449 Wabaih-ar.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wahaah-at. Branch of
fice, nortbweit cor. Canal and WaibJagtom eta.
Frrrh NATIONAL. 4» Wahieh-ir.
MANCTAOTUKEI&. 4AI Waba*h-*r.
NATION BANK OP COMMERCE MS Wabaih-ar.
UNION NATIONAL BANK, 50 Wabaahav.
COMMERCIAL NATION ALBANK. MS Wab*Jb.er
HIBERNIAN BACKING AfiSOCIATION, Wa-
WaiK- |T,
LC2(T. PBHfiTOB A KBAS, aoathwaat coraar of
Uilitut feud RandoJph.aM.
KORTUW X3TK SH IfATIOSAL BASK, W W».
hjuh-aa.
CIXT KATIOSAt. C W**t Waaklßtt»e.«t.
WUKNU.ULLKANACO., Jil Watewh-CT,
C.POLLANBBGK Jk BOH. 401 Wabnih-ar.
CCtiIIUAN A HARDIN, ?JJ Michigan 4T.
cS5n;;“ “Attui?,.*: .l
TBK COMMERCIAL 4SU I^Archerfr.
iiKRCUANTtJ*. rAKVBUb* *Uft|UMC?
SAVING BANK. 64Fotuh liabtsd at.
COMMEtiCIAb LOAN G0..126 Arcbarar.
J M xnall. O Wabash
THIRDNATIONAL BANK. t36 Wabaah »t.
A C o: r. BADGER. m Vfabaah ay.
REAL t'BTATE LOAN A TRCM* CO ,M*< WatiMb-ar.
Babcock Fire Eiducnlchar.
r.XT. EAUWELL.Sae., 61* Wabash-ay
Bedalag and Lotmffei,
'MaDONOtQD. PRICK A CO.. 416 A 4li W. Randolph at.
BuUdlnt Paper.
BOCK. KIVEB-PAA’nB CO.. W Norm Jefltraoß’-st.
Beokitllara and Btatlonera*
cans. ANDREWS A (0.. Wabaab-av.
II aDLST BROS.. 783 Slat* at.
W. D. KEEN A COOKE cor. Dearborn Park and
CO.. W. Iff, 4 W Weil Randolph at,
lilank Book Monnloelorcra, Atallunera. and
Job Frlulert.
DEAN BROS. HOFFM AN, Si South Cltatoo-tl.
CULVER. PAGE. QOTNB CO.. 11, 13. and IS
North DeaplalnoMt.
EMKAL. RERANES A CO.. 45 W. Washlngtoa-aL
JOHN H. SMALL *t CO., 27 Soflth CaaalaL
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, W, 97, and 99
C/SVIwSaSSmO* UOrriIAS.W Whml.l.b.
J M W JONES.MS.CanaLst.. »nJJWW»b i uh*ar,
RAND. McNALLY A CO.. Los Wml Randolph and
urrtbwrat rumor arid Randolph.
EMERSON, I'AVlßi*. A HTOIT. 23$ W«at Madison.
J W. MIDDLETON, Randolph, bet. Wabash aad
SPALDING A LA MONTS. I'M Rod 103 So 1:10 C.a.llt.
Braaa Founder*.
WESTERN STAR METAL CO., »7 8. Canal at.
Brush Jrtanyrfholnrert,
OKETP. LUMBARD A (X);, S» W. Madiaon «t.
Bridge** Koofu, aal Turntables*
TOE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO., Ml Wabaah *od
at troika corner Fcm and Stewart ata.
Bookbinder*.
Chicago. Ort. 27,1971.
JNO B. BARRETT* HO., W,' Wm Lake at.
ISrMfe and Car Kulldere.
WELLS. TBKM'U .t I'O.. 1W Waba»n*ev.
Zlnlldluc *>lt.
BARRETT. ARNOLD j KIM Iti LL. 3-1 E. Moaroe.lt.
POTTER, KING A C<».. “*o: Michlgea-eT.
Carriage*.
COAK A ten BROEKR, cor. Ann end W Randolph.
Carpet*.
K.F HOLLISTER CO.. 10 and 13 North Canal-ct,
ALLESdUACKW,
all*., s clotJsing (Wholesale).
HENRY W. KINO A CO.. *4 *:VI South CsQ&l-lt.
LEOPOLD KUHN A CO.. 375 Wabash ar.
TDTTLK.TIIOSU'eON A WETMOBB.iW Wabeefc. a?
CI2AS. i*. KELLOGG CO., tort Michigan ST.
1 Clothing ißetnil).
ROSTOV SQUARE DEALING, MaJUou.Cor. Peoria.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 33d-»t., avertttM*.
>1 ABLET A CO.. IKWsal Madison at.
EDWARDS. BLUETT A CO., and 47 W. Mediae*.
EDWARDS, BLUETT* C 0.,378 tfUlo-St.
A CO.. 193 U>a» }Udlp-iu at.
PUTNAM ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOURS (S. D.
T*rrTl 317 \V. lladfton. an<!363andi«oStale.
J. M. UARTEY. Walwah ar.
Clothing (Boja>
C. C. COLMNn. T9? Wthiiii %r
Civil tiißiaerr and Contractor.
237.W.f<0
O. 0. UOUGAN. 1-4 W. Mauho.l,
CommercUl Afencr^
lVr^.onT. t
j iKmiAIWTREET A BON. 36 Canal-«L
Corn Sh«U«n f
VAMT. COOK A CO.. 125 Weal Kandalphat.
Chlrtieo Fftttnc Company.
JOHN MoCAKf ss»Y p l roe..m Meet ft Mhiagton-at
Cement.
HAPKIN. MARTIN A WHEELED, 586 9. Uaaal-lt.
UNION AKRON. 72 Merkot-at.
Chemical Work*.
GILLST. SIcCUI.LOCU A CO.. 51 Wrat Lata it.
Clear* and Tobacco*
JOHN C. PARTRIDGE A CO.. Mich. near JatkiOO
Cordaee and Tirlaei.
GILBERT. HUBBARD A 4X).. t«ami tfHmrkit.il.
Crockery.
H. P. MERRILL A CO.. 9j*7 Weat Madl*on-*t.
B B PABKHUBST. e*-r M«nr.-eat. andMlchlgan *T.
Cracker*.
C. L WOOPMAN A CO.. 61 JMk Clinton*9t
CommluloQ Merohant*.
HTTMSEY BRO. A CO., 43 M'eat Wnabington-at
«C*lSr»OfcT»‘N SCoTT.I«W. W..hl..ston .t.
WALLACES IIKNPKItBON.rW. WMblDirlon.it.
z. M. HALL, SW and 281 E. KandoU»h-sU
BKNSLETS A WAQNKH, 77 W. Madlson-et
CULVER A CO.. 3fl S. Canal*!. _ w
AJM WRIOirr&CO- S. W. cor.Canaland LnEe-its,
I*£atT THORN MATNARD. 9 and 11 N. Canal-at.
,p B. WEAHE Jt CO., 95 and 97 N. ClintoMl.
McWILUAWS A CO. 88 W. Kandalnb-at-
CYRUS BOWEKS WILUAMS, S8 W. KandMph-tt.
n M FORD A CO., (blrhwincs) S5 S. Ceaal-»t.
p* m! CLEMENTS A CO.. (Inmbor) SO N. Canal-it,
CURTIS A CARTER, (driod fruit) 80 and 81 tV*it
M and Weat Madi*oo-iL
n \V BUTTS A BUO'* 17* We*t Raadoipk-al.
(•.*C. BUTTS A CO.. 120 We*t l.«k*.«t.
S BSCKKL AC‘L, IMNStaI EanOatpk-aU
m KO. B. W ELl.'* A CO.. Weal Lake-it.
AOLR. CABIPUKLI. A PKAITI. Weil Lafc*-it
LINN A KIRK. 68 Weat Lake-al.
A DICKI nWJN. SO Weal Lake-*!.
MOUSE. WARD A CO.. I0»So CHatan-it.
1* S. H (JTCH INS. 97 W. M*Haon-»t.
hr JACOBB A CO.. 9M andffX) Slate*
KKFLFB A JUDSON.it Writ MadUanaU
NELSON A CARR. U K.t«l Kiniie.lt.
RICHARD 000011.497 State it.
MePERMID A OERTKL.kI Beuibi CanaUt.
A J. H ASCII KT A Cl)., M Weal Lake it.
r'h BROWNELL. 60 Weil Lake at.
h‘B CHASE A CO.. and r Norik Cllatan ft,
F NEW HALL A CO.. 8* Writ Randolph at.
C n WEAVER.7I2 Weat Lakaat.
3*o. p. BKAON. M Wret MirtUoo-at.
GILBERT BReOA.O Sooth Clinton.
TUOS n. SEYMOUR A 00.. 3 Weal Waahlajlton-et.
S. BOYLES. No. 183 Park a*.
xIBLKT A BRO.. 31 S. t*na| at.
SMITH A DEXTBR. Lake at.
BCMI HILL JOHNSTON. SMandXMS. WaUr ft.
OEO iIeKISNEY A CO.. tgrah.) 3H Baadolghat*
C. BBICDWM.D.U3 Waal Lake
r,*W BAKER A to. cPJeor).69and 71 S. Jedbnoa.
LOW BROt. 37 Weal Waahingion it.
w L ELY A 4*0., 47 North Jeflbrann it.
PA J. 8511 10, I*3 North Deaplniaea at.
WILI.I* M l.vfclLE A 4.0.. 7U Weat Bandotyhft.
G. I>. PICKISSON, 397 Stateat.
ISAAC N A.-B C*»..a» south JeAnenat.
FORD A CO., 46* Writ Lake at.
HIDV4IND A ro., tempcrarilf at 1099 Indiana it.
r, NICKERSON A SOSTjii Mkh.ar.
BACi-N A CO.. 96 Weal Wartlngion it.
KtGGI B A C 4*-. <3 Wrei W a»btu«|oa «t.
COMSTOCK; PICKERING A CO.. <1 Sealh C»aal-»t.
op coeper*** and Cooper** Stock.
W. T. BALL,»to S. rHplainea-«L
coal Dealira.
Til BROS, nib LOCK A Oe.. 4>ec or Kingskurr it.
CBICAO4) i WILMINGTON COAL C 0.,3 Weat Van
Bareo-at.. A. L. Solrr. Nhpt.
Crockery* Glnaatrmre, Ae.
t. A E. JaKGEK, il Weat Lake at. and corner Canal
P*^ °a bVxaEOER. Olßce WiatLakeat. (ap ataira)
and eoiurr Canal *u.
AMERICAN CLOCK (XL.MT Wabaab a».
Coffee and Spice 9Xlll*.
UNION COFFEE «ND SPICK MILLS. 7»9taUat.
Chlcaio Homceopethlc Pharmur.
RALBV.T BROS.. NR 15 »l" _ _
Chremea, Enßravioiß, Framei) Ac.
C. D. OBVlh A CO.. ata*h u».
City Sorrcrlnc.
GEO. D. FROST. 300 Wai* ah er.
Cheese.
DAVIS BROS.. Mick. a*, next Eldridga eonrt.
Iletectlye A PraTentire Aftner*
PINKERTON’S, M W. Waablagtoti-st.
platlllers and Wholnalr Dealer*.
S 81YF.RH A 00..3J9 Weat W*a«hlo*t. ti.e»,
DICKINSON, LEACH A CO., 35 Sooth Canal-»L
j>M»T. SIMMONS A 0O. t 33 Sooth Oanat at.
WM. H. bCUIMPPLBM aH, 5 and 7 W. Mediae* at,
drwnrllti.
THOM At ■WHITFIELD. 885 ataU-at.
1 BUCK ARAYNER, 819Suia onr. siz(eeitn*it.
BLISb A BHARP.eor.l3d at. and WaWihar.
UiL* HLOCKI. 47 Weat Randolph at,
VAN BCMAACK. STEVENSON A EKED. M 7. M and
ifarshnAaTtspy.Jjis 8.»,.«o. .a
LORD. SMUU A Mieh. nr.
i B SIIAT, 393 and 393 Weat MadiMi at-
HAMLIN. iIaLE A 4X)., 0."Bo« 79.31 A 33 3.o*n*l*L
O W. A Et PAIIPRIPOC, 9B to 9X7 BtaW;it.
BOWEN. HOKT A WIN.-Li»W. m Mlehlfaa a*.
OantbL
PR. B. M. BAKER, *33 W. WnahlnKton Ik
T. J. BROPHT, 193 Writ flUd aaa-H,
Dyer*.
COOK A MeLAIN. 3RS Stata at.
Dnrraa’a Siareh*
HENRY C. SMITH. Agent. 993 State at.
Dried Fruit* (TOoIeonl*)
SHERMAN. HALL A COOK,ok. 389 Michigan ar.
EagratM* aad i>le Sinker*.
A. J. MARK?, TOT Wabaah*aT.
S*. D.CHILPS.JR, A «X»„ Kelt KlnaJav
JOHN C. HILTON.*6 Ww Lake.
0. U. HANSON. *4 Weat Madlaon-at.
Engtan-Haekintw.
WE. McGRKGOR, S3 Sccth OanaLat.
C. *O. COOPER 0O„ 10 and 19W BaailMphAt.
Bxpmiea.
GARDEN CITT.m W«m L»ke-at.akd IN
BRINK’S CITY EXPRESS CO.. ST Eandal»h U.
Bnirea* offleai.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS, fit and €1 WtfltWtih*
ißfftOMt.
EXmUrt.
Mesa bcott. iS3 w«*t <t.
OCH, DDL* C»», Lind’* Bln«k.
£nmT«ri (Wood).
J. KA BE. IU Wmi SUdiwt-H.
BAKER CO., SOWmt Bandit* it.
H. H.TATLO&TanWMt Madlteavt.
Flour (WholtohS
QVIKK, BWITTA CO-14 Borlh C*oaJ-*t-
Pratts and riuM>f Groeerlea.
M. GSATr A 00., rn ffot
P, sLADDKSi A CO.. H Broth diatom «U
C, W. OBAT, SOT «Nt WMhln*tn«-*t.
USO A CO.. «Wm| pUdUront,
Fonmiln« and Iwarnne*.
C. X. CHASE A OOh»».* r»»rtUodol»AA HuiM.
ÜBtUUW _ _
A. I*. HALB
TBAYHI TOBfcf P&RNITUK* 00 .»to 9i
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Fish (Whstoklc).
KTE CAMPBELL. 31 So. Jeffbnea-el.
Fish. BmUh.
J. W. HOBSON A 60N. M Otaal at.
Farm Wagons.
PI7UB POO UTTLEB, till IS Start OJfoten ift,*
Gents' FomitlUnc Goods*
BROWN A PBIOB. <99 WabMh-ar.
COLLINS A HUNT, <36 Wabaah sr.
PRICE. ROSENBLATTA oa. 1(7 Twenty-MCand-lt*
DAMON, TEMPLE A CO.. 59snd 41 W..WMUBFiOB*If.
Gold Pens and Jewelry.
AIKEN, LAMBERT A CO.. 4S W«t Wa4Ma*fO*-«t.
WALTERTBELEAYEN, 913 Lake It.
tfrouen.
SPRAGUE. WARNER A CO.. 24 South Ctatl at.
W. M. HOYT A CO., 43Sooth Canal lL
GOULD. BRIGGS A CO., (I tod 43 Sooth Ctatl it.
C. U. BFCKWITU A SUNS. 110 Mlnh. ar„ ©or. Monroe.
DAY, ALLEN C 0..851 JUthlgta-ar.
SIBLEY A KNDICOTT, 774 WabMh-er.
T. WILLARD A CO.-OEoelo7 Throop-lt.
SMITH BROS. A CO., 109 Weet Waehinaton-et.
STEWART. ALDRICH A CO., oor. Clark 415 th.
Z. H. BAti. sWand36l &ut Raodoloh aL
MEAI) A HIGGINS, w. car. Washington A Green.
DURAND BROS.A POWERS, Inow DnrandA Pow.
DURAND, POWERS A MHAD, Jen, w. oer. Weak
lßcte>i tod Or«o eta.
J. W. STEARNS A SONS. 43 S. Oeeptainee at.
INOBaHAM. CORBIN A MAY. 141 Michigan ar.
WELLS A FAULKNER. t«A Michigan ar.
F. D. ccssirr ACO.. cor. Michigan ar. and Moaroe
J. M GILLESPIE, 7M Wabaah ar.
O. c. COOK A CO.. Michigan ar. aad Conrree* at.
BLlrh. MOUSE, A CO., Mich, av. aad Peek ooart.
FARRINGTON, UREWSTEIt, A CO., epp. 301 Mich. av
FRANKLIN MacVEAOU, A CO.. Mieh.tr. end Peeke
J. W. DUANE A CO.. Mleb. ar. tad Peek et.
Grocers (Wholeaale).
BURTON A PIERCE, up. 297 Michigan ar,
GRAY BBOS cor. P*ek ct. and Michigan «r.
Gat Flatarti tad FRUnp.
H. M. WILMABTII A 880. 323 Michigan ar.
GAIB A Xrt DFIKLD. 7.® Wabash ar.
Gusts and Sporttoc Goods*
g. E. EATON. 75* Slate et. _
Gold and Silver Electro-Plating.
CHAS. BENANGER. 01 Weet Adatna.it.
Hardware*
WM. BLAIR A CO 3n and S3 South Canal at.
LABBABCE A NORTH. 49 West Lake at.
J. K. BOTSFORD A SON. 441 Webteh-ar.
SKEBKROF.R A Bit R A ErT, U A W .Haadhi pb -at,
BBTTNBLL. TERRY A UKLDKK.S7 WestLefco-et.
BRINTNALL. TKBRY ABBLDEN, 37 W. Late-»C'
HODGk A ilONRit. 78 W. tUtdOiph-aU
J. L. WaTNE A SON. I* North Canale*.
Hard Wood Lumber.
WHITE A UAFNER. 39 North Saoeamea-al.
ntdaa. Pelts* Ac,
CHAKDLKR ft BOYNTON. 49 Soath Ctast-cL
DeU, Cops* And Pars*
KEITH BROS..»tA Prairie ar.
FETCH. WILLIAMS A CO., Ualnmet ar.
SWEPT. DEMPSTER A CO., M and 4t W. Wart.
E. F. KLOKKE. 216 Wcat Kandotpk.
J. A. SMITH A CO.. 913 Wab»aU tr.
Hal Mannkctnrer,
PHILLIP A. CAVANNA. 3TS Weet Ada mi at.
Hotels.
BRIGGS HOCbK. W. Madieen and CtstL
Hair Goods.
M. GLASSEBOUK. t*i Tveo>r*erceod at.
House Registers.
W. G, CREAMER A SUN. 234 Michigan ar.
lee*
WADHAMS WILLARD A 00..5J7 State*et.
Importers And Sugar Befiners' Agvnts«
W. H. COLVIN, n WafcMb «r
Zntnranee (Fire).
JEWBLL. iNooth Ca&al-H*
O- W. BABKBTI A
oODEIi.rUKLDOS Oeaat-et.
E. S. RIAN A 00.. 49 and 47 South Oeual-at.
OKU. C. CLABKR A CO., to Bldrtdgt cenrt>
AMERICAN. 407 Wait MadUoa at.
A. C. DUCAT. 30 and 33 faith Canal at.
6. M. MDORB A CU., Adjnitera, 6» Sonth Oeasl It
JAMES VAN INWAOEN, VS Weet Medteon-at.
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. t4t Wait WeakiM****.
KNICKKROOCKEB. 136 WaUah-ar.
£T9A (Goodwin A Paaco, Ageaiei. 43 Sentk Canal
at., end 9M Weheeb ar.
PHEMX OF BHOOKLYN.SOWeat Madlaes it.
Insurance (LliS)*
SECURtTY LIFE, 796 XVabash ar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE* 579 WsbaskAV.
To Sonth Canal-at.
KNIcREHBOt EEB,a.w, cor. Bandoiphaadßabted
KcILKCTIC. H. W*. corner Bail tad end Randol»b>ate.
MUTUAL.br NSW TOBK. (93 W. Wa*Muei*«-«t.
PUOTECTfON. OF ('IHCAGa.aS Weatlladlaoa at.
SOUTH A9IKRI<*AN. ef Sew York,lll Wabaeh tr.
KUUITABLK LIFE. 6A3 Wabeah ar.
MAS.SACIIUSF.TTB MUTUAL. A*9 Webuh tr.
M UTUA L. of Chicago, 231 Weet Madiaoti at.
PHKNIX MUTUAL* BENBT XI. KOOS. UCI Weat
Woahmgton at. _
UNnED BTATEB.96 Writ Wuhlngien-lL
WASHINGTON LIFE, 58fi Wabwh-tr.
ATLANTIC JIUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., IST Md It.
CHAUTKK OAK. 463 Weet Wuhlogten ft.
A-UIU BY LIFE INS. CO. 191 Weft MadUoa it.
ANCHOR LIFE CO.. 396 Wabaek er. Boom 9.
UNIVEKS.* L LIFE, 403 Wabaab ar.
SOU. WKST. MUT. LIFE. SUANDBEW A DEAN.
aete. i9^ombOr»ea
MUT. pEKFIT of N. J., CS. Canal at.
SEW YORK LIFE, O. P. Ccrran, w VT. Madlfoa.
msnraance* (Life and Accident.)
TKATELLEILV. of Hertford. Jnlitu White and J.
U. Nolan. Agenta, 6* Sonth Oanmi-at.
Iron, Stcela* Nolls, Ac.
HALE, ATKRgro. I Part-row.
KIRK. COLEMAN ft CO., SI Bouth Cansl-rt.
HALL. KIM DARK A CO.. *36 Wsbaah-ar.
JOM> A LAUGHLIN. Wto l9»So. Canal-et.
PALKHOn-T A WILKINSON. TO South Canal it.
M. A‘*o., 141 VV. fUn«lelph*aU
Iron filnnnfketnrers.
THE DAVID SI. FORD. K) to 6S West WaiMaj
ton-et. and 47 to 5S Sooth Clinton.it.
CHICAGO PLATE A BAB MILL CO.. 793 Wabaab.
Iron Pipe Blannfaetnrera.
KOBTHWBJTEBN NFO. f*o. t iO W. Je&rton at.
Job Printers*
CLARK EDWARDS, 198 Weil Raadolpi-it.
11. willson a r».,59 w. b*ke aI.
L4KFSIDE MONTHLY. I» Weat Randolpb-al.
CRANDALL. USooth JefTeraon at., oormr Randolph.
Jewellers (Wholesale).
COOGSWELL A CO., 3t» tfm Madieoa et.
STARK 4 ALLBN.SSI W.buh-.T,
J. G. AsULBUaN. in Peck court, oer. Hleh. tr.
Jewellers.
A. H. MILLER, 479 Witaih-ar.
GILES iU'Od.. corner Wehaihar, and
N. MAISON ft CO., 481 Wnbaah-ST.
A. B. VAN COTT. 461 Wabaah-tr.
Japanned Ware and Tin Cans.
NORTON A FANCUKIt. 63 and 69 South CantLll.
CALLAGHAN A COCKCRUFT.m V.Raadolph-ak
E. B. MT EBS. 1022
Lively Ntabl«l<
HAAS POWBLL. 05 to 31 West MadUo»-9t.
WBIGET 8803-2W W*«hlr,*toa«t.
Leather Flodinct*
PAGE BRO. CO.. SS *nd 37 Canal'sL
BLACKBURN BRO.. 3? Sonth CaruU-at.
O. C. VTA LI IN A SON, M !*o. Cnaal-jt.
—AT* l.Ri IT, I|| W.&*U*|M
Lumber and ShiniricM.
«4 t-ta-t.
LlqnM SlatlM Paper an* Blaolc Beard*.
J. HAVIB WILPhK. J73 W«l R*nd'>l»h*«t.
Lawyer* and Adlwtew.
LSWIS 1.. COBURN. WWebufc »t.
G A EOLLaNSBKE. 10 W«t Randolph at.
BHKLDON A WAI K«M AS. 3» *T.
HUTCHINSON bCIT. 541 Wnhub ar.
BKCKWITU. AT*K A K\LKx.»Wib«k*».
RANKER A VVAITE. *4 KwtH.rrieon
K*T a MITCUKLL. 14 Sooth Clinton ek
SAMCKLJ: AT WATER. 1* Sooth Cllntes it.
MOW AN A ENGLISH. lu2 R*ndo|ph-04.
KLDREDGB.tTOt'RtKLOITB, 401 Wnha*h-nT.
JOSIAU II DISSKLL.W Baodolph-4k
GOri>T ACHANI»LEiJ.3*I WnhMh-ar.
HERBERTA QUICK.
W. U. H»LDKN. wnt 3laAlso*«ak
A. C4IODRICII, 511 Monro—«t.
psMft s *aa>s":
s r^^f^sw.vdsisiVi»t, &v
HABIII.NO a McCOT. sm W}buh;»r.
WILLIAMS W«buh-»T.
JOHN W. WADOIIOP. «ll W.b«ih-»T,
aTh. Kll HA THOMAS. WJMlchlrin.ir.
ROSENTHAL. PF.NCE 'v* -W-
B.nriolph anti HalM.i!-.*.. and UAI) \Tab..h.
CVOPEIt A PACK A BD. IM
BiiKNKTT A SHERBURNE. 'Bl W. Washington*!.
m HaIIKIS. IIT W>l Mo»r**'rt.
LVMAN JAIKSON. 79 WoU MadlSOQ-lt.
SMITH A K*»llLa.\AT. 68 SeotH _
KL.\ A PARKER ud O. W. PLUMUHB. Hi We*t
SPAPruBiVucDAID AWItSOS.TT
UAcON MHiTON. WabaoliaT.
GKO. A. MEKI'H. 15 Harmon coart.
B!D**KT SMITH. MS State m**t EUbUaMb.
D J.SCHDYLKR. «S«atf•».. n**r Eighteenth.
I. TUEB. wltbM. W. Rcblawa.U S. CUu«
mUo. with IL fl. ttsglo. at their reei
droce. Fr»irie
JOHN A. OWKN, 133H 'V. Madfeon•(.
B D. MaCKDIHSb, 181 W. M-vlieoa e1..9 m. to I
tn 391 WM 1 l*> b P.
CLAUE*UK A VAN SCHAACK, 4M W»bsul«-»r.
Wit H RICHAUPPON. I«3 Wt.f
1C it A VAN HDItEN. M*dl»atU
MDNIT THOMAN. 95 B. Harrison el.
BONNET. FAt A GRIGGS, l» W Washington et.
jEBJE O. NOKT«iN.><iW»6«b or.
J. K. LOCKWOOD. 557 W»b*ehar.
BATES A HODGES. Ml W«*t M»dleoa-«t.
W r. WHITKHODBR. I»VTe«t UndisD* (Coin's Block).
MILLER. PROMT* LKWI.VW Michigan
SAtRVH5 AtRVH DEXTER ftßMlbu.m Wabasha*.
OttODWIN, LARKED ATOWJifc, *9i Wabash »r.
UITCIu'u T DDPE? E VARTS. corner OKh
mind Well. el. Mr. H. alee at Vint NaOenal
Book from to II a. m.
IKA W BUELL, WO abash ak.
HENRY*. MUNHC*. M 3 W»b*ch»r.
I'iDDUCK A IDK; 4W Vtibub »T.
I*KO. SUITT PATtfON, 657 W.buk a*.
DP WIIDVB. 235 Third a*., ear. Tarler, ae»r SUto.
KDWIN GKKKNE. 45 Bubbard>coart.
JOIIN OLNKY. Sl Wk HaUled. fsrtdws 5» Lake
BROW N A S l! KICK BTTS.
ivrNMNG k KAhTtiR, 41 Wtkwhtr.
TURNER.BBAWLETItOKSBR. Madleen A Ctut.
M lUiS. PBRBTANTUKOM, 4.5 Wabasha*.
ANDRE* J- BBoWSt.HCaaMct.. RoonlL
WA IT? A tLARKK. )l OastTM* St.
DANIEL Ij. SIIDHKY, 3M Wcbach »r.
K. BIDHLK Rt»BKKTo.3*I VfcbMb.cT, U.
M A KOKKK A SON, 154 South U»lj(*d*»l.
J*.‘l. SHERMAN. laWifcMhct.
JAMFS LKHDT.tSMstIk OcncHt.
DaVID VALES,center Well* sad Moam-«u.
E. a. OTIS. 451 U*U-th-ar.
Adanors** Wholesale.
VT O. SW ETTA CO.. *5 Uabbetd Mail.
V. O’NEIL. M K*it DerHcoa »L
XdUßte.
CHICAGO AND LYONS LINK CO.. SMStAU-««.
Looklnc cUn sad Picture Frame*.
W. A Cl*.,s*s.»Uto»r.
Lumber Dealers (lUrdirMt).
K. J. Dul-OE A 880.. ill Wet Twelfth
Xdcathcr and Shea Flsdlatf.
P.R'L. QARDbNBEBQH. torWett lak«»t,
Manufacturers of Pocket Bcoki and
Faner floods Dealers.
MIBKEB DB*»S Pooch Ccßcl-tC
Ruonle Goods and Detailss,
R R. CABBUAY. I»8»aili flcletodet.
ACO..*MW M«ltooaK,
Maps and Charts.
JAB VAN VZCDTEN v SII VTsbsob *r.
CKO. V. CBAM.&S Wat Lsk* *t.
MUllnerr (WltlMiUl.
s wassasu
STSK nSx
RATES GIBBONS A Blsleeh.
PDPlskiVmWni wschlssteeci.
1 Matches.
ELKCTBXa MATCH i 0.. W Wo.»
Merchant TaUcrlnt.
EDWARD ELY. tiT WebMb-wr;
MATI HEWS A MASON, SW Wsbssb-eT.
j. Q. rSRUY A CO.. *M W»bA*h-*T.
>„Sb w b a^ b l?s.3?ss."v.
SU«d...
WATEJKBCRYAOaRIMW. *4,
JyIINBTkV BNbON, w. Wsbwk *a4 «t*
Mill HfsUklOf-
J W BAXTER »f,, bet Wa*t WsAlajlea-et,
~W* Kaiicsi instruments.
J. BOWNBII rOoTN.JJP^^r.
CHICAGO NEWBPAPBB GSIOH. U Norti j
foUrr pt>Ul*.
j.uirto!. watih^-io
KB SLT a JEKMSS. 5* Itonh
ous«
TAIRBABKB. roe. a 00,*<AUw!k HI Buck
w'llr*- onunuAnit.
BOOTH. «lff
mrrti p4»odsr**»«tti•,
n D MALLOfiT ft CO, HiWe* B*Sd*lpi-«t.
HB.sRY H.CUETI.VIW KaatTsaUt**^
A HIDSH.
A *i om— sad BekMl Fotpltwi.
R II tat.»Wt»OV. mu W*So«th Canal-af.
A* H. AKDuKWfd IX>„ til A 111 H, WyhlMtfrfK.
g>aw PuUw.
J.W rtnrLKtt ftCO.;*Oftta KorAX>*pl»lael.»t.
aticn verr papsk cu:. stwmc LikML
ucCARh. nrvb contkssk.w w#at L*k«<t.
P»p«r Bax
RITCHIK MJCK, «|J W a Tan Bara* at.
D. P.BABBRTT m Co; 106 S;-DmpUImA.M.
FslaSleeCSles sad HMi**l
MABTI> LBOMARt?. Wm*
MUOROtJT:». k>wr CW»tM>i4
•p, ■‘,-f.Mf-B; i»lb. KwwttMte
arenfiasPißEoroßT.
Prt&tlaff Material.
KOnfifl A KANB* \3 ftona Jeffweon at.
OFFICE OF B. HOE A 00, of New York. atOhlea**
KE”Faffrr o fe “V' h Aano..*, wTC.
GLOBE JOB. W WMt Waahlagtcn it.
Pkysfelaas aad Snrteani.
JgflTtW HA VBS. M. D., IS Calumet tr.
Q. DfBEBBS, 9SS Prtirle-tT.
A* S. SHBBS. M Park-sr.
YT.O. BUNT, sit West Bdlenad.
INMAN DOCTOR. USSemh irtleiedt L
pnsoi tad Organa,
W. W. KIMBALL, 610 MftAlgao-ar.
J. BAITER ft CO., 370 MJchlgxa-ar.
SEED’S TEMPLBOFXUSXO.St Sizteeoth-et.
ROOTACADT.AUMichifta-tr.
STORY A Weet Rtadelrh at.
Picture Frames and Hooldlaga.
B AHUONS^CLAEK A CO,. 197 tad 1M
O. P. COGttEBSHALL. 34 Weet Washington-**,
J. AAMBQHQRB. M Mat Htrrlsea at.
Faints* Oils* Glass* J9to«
CHASE. HAN FORD CU..47«Boath Canst-t*.
_ Periodicals.
••THE SPECTATOR,” 4MSUte-«r.
STANDARD.CHURCH A GOODMAN.I2 Hamen-«t.
OEM OF THE WEST. 264 Wabaati-ar.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. lOWeet Randot»hat.
Plumbing and Gas Titling.
W. B. PATTERSON. 131 Weet Randolph-*!*
JAMES IRONS. So! Haleted-eU^
JOHN HUGHES ASON. 2d W. Vadbaa-IC.
Publishers.
ADAMS, BLACKURfI ALTON, 179 W.WtaktoctSg.
LAKESiDE PRINTING CO., li Hertnoa ofiru
MOSKB WARREN, m Weal kttdalsh^l,
A• N.KELLOGG. <3 aad 45Seaih (laiUtt,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., ist WettXadisea at.
Powder*
AMSBIOAN. lOtt Indiaoa^r.
LAFLIN A RAND POWDER 00..995 WtbaebtT.
THE HAZARD POWDER CO.. 179 Cd at.
Pumvs.
W. A B. DOUGLAS. 97 Weet Madlsoa at.. Is tllef.
Paper Collars*
S. W. n. WARD. 391 vr. Uadiaoa »U. Jas. Ted. Mgr
Pumps and Sinks.
8. L. BIGNALL A 00.. 373 to 377 Soath CUstsa tC.
Hallway Supplies.
MARSH A OOOD&IDOE. a. v. cor. Canal tod lake
ILLINOIS STEAM FORGE CO.. «ft Sooth GtaUcU
ÜBEBAB. ADAMS A CO.. Michigan tr. tad .*'legHat,
_ Hallway. Springs aud Snppllea.
TOAB. DINSMORS 4 00., 444 State it
_ Beal Eatate aud Lots,
pA AC B. nITT. Weet Btadol»h^t.
SNYDER A LEE, 9 South delated tad eermsr ef
Ueurvjand Nixon*! BeSdiag.
RAIBC •YBRADLET, Cenal-ei.
G. 8. HUBBARD. Jr.. TO Sonth Oanal*at,
OGDEN,.'SHELDON A SCDDDEK. U So. Ctsal-CK.
HENRY WHIPPLE A 00.. So. W, cor. BiedMgM
and Halet«d*a(a.
A. KOYAT9. S. W. oor. Baadolfb tad HtlaUd atfc
B. r. JACOBS A CO.. 494 W.baah.tr,
J. R. BURCDELL A CO., (M Wabaah-tr.
IXGLBOEW AJtuUTHWOBTn. 441 Wthtlh^r.
GEO. O. NEWBURY, 937 Wabtah ar.
A. B. WING A CO.. 939 Wabash tr.
CLHIOB A BOND, ill Wtbtabtr.
RBA A UATK3. Tut W'ebtab tr.
D. COLE A SON. UA West Mtdfeoa it
D. R. PEARSONS. 194 Wee* Mtdleoe et,
EDWARD F. THOMAS. 141 Weet Waebtegtee-et.
N. V. MRBKILL A CO.. 123 Weet Wtehlagtea et.
WM. D. YEKPOOT, 81 Beat WsshlaiteadL*
Kerloot'a Blook.**
THOS. A. ft MATSON HILL. 401 Wsbuh-hT,
IES2.C7YAKE A Ca,9tOMlohlg»a-lr.
SCOYILLM A HABTET.iM
W. H. SIMMON, t\* WceeWtektsstee^l.
GEO. O. NEWBU BY. 437
S. DELAHATBB, >O7 Tveelr-aeMad^t.
•R UAM. A J2 0. 74 wSt Madiaee^t*
ArT.*HKMIMOWAt,«sr«..!^
J. n. BBSS A CO., 536 Wthteb-tT.
RITBRMDB IMP. 00.794 Wtbtah hit.
OEOBGB A HILL 349 State K.
GKO. W. WAITE A 00.. 3M Wabtah tr.
OLINOBR A BALLARD, 334 Wtbtabtr.
MEAD A COE, 79 Weet Wadiaeo at,
J. r. SIKCLAIIt. 49 UflhUrd cetrt.
J. DBHkT WEI 1., S.W. cor. State and Htrriaee At
W. J. BARNET, new 294 MiehUras tr?.iklSr 2mm
MtcMeao ar.. •psoalte I'engraea.
&OZET A KLLIH, Wabteh ar.
XI. 0. MOBK7.M* Hadieon tu. lUonl
CLAR&B. LAYTON A CO,. 379 State at.
5. B. BOWEN A SON. 19 Centre tr.
Railroad and Machine Oftla
BRADLEY A SIBLEY. 60 West Lake at.
Railroad Raoeta and Ticket Offleaa.
MICHIGAN ;CKKfRAL. fbot of T-antr aerend et
Ticket UOee corner Cantl tad Mtdleeeota
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD OOL
Offlcee, SIS Mlchlran tr. M weearm
Praernxer Depot, foot of T«entp>eeeand at
Local Freight OMce, foot of Sonth Wtler at
Ont< Freight Depot. U. B. AQ. Depot.
In-Ftrieht Derot. foot of Soath Water et.
SOICIOO. BURLINGTON A QUINOT X. R.
Depot aad Ticket office, corner Indiana ar A
Sizteentb at.
Oat Freight Depot, corner Canal and Sixteenth eta.
General odere, MS and 304 Michigan ar.
CHICAGO. DANYILLE A TINCXNNE9.I43 Kwtfe
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND. A PACIFIC RAILEDAMe
Fallenger Depot, corner Polk aad Sheraea ita*
Freight and Ticket Office, under Sherman Reams
Local Freight Office, corner Twelfth at. aad Fiirte
ar.; Oem-ral <»Oc«e. corner Clark and Twelfth eta.
Raw Furs and Buffalo Bobos*
HENRY A. 88031 LEY. *l3 Wabaeh ar.
Rubber Goods.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO.. Michigan ar. aad B
rieoK at.
Rags* Paper Stock and Old SYetala*
W. F-UUNV, 73 and MW. Van Burra at.
Roofing hateri&U.
DARBKTT, ARNOLD A KIMBALL. 230 E. Moaroe-et
Skirts.
SCRIBNER A NICHOLAS,776SUteet.
JOHN H. O'BRIEN, 61*2 Wabsih-sr.
SafN.
DIEBOLD ft SIENZLBB, 44« SUts-et.
HERKIbG A Co.,eemer ofmhut. and Indtsaa-ar.
MACNRAL A URBANS. 37 So. Canal at,
HALI.’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.. 46 Wwt talhm
MARVIN A CO. 17 S. Canal it.
AMEBICAN 6TEAM Sa FE CO.. 53 Sonth Ctstl-eC.
Sewing Maohlnea.
FINKLK A LYON. 73 Ninth QaUtedet.
HOME SHUTTLE. *47 Wott Madlwa-at,
WUKCLBR A WILSON. 33* Wcat MadUoa it.
WEED. 196 W tat Uadttentt.
rW/BBSCE. J. W. Sharp A Co.. 19 IMridgs tear*.
BLUES/* J. lI.LHROW.UI W.Twelfthit.
MANHATTAN S. 11. IN)., Its Wabaeh ar.
QOWRBBWING MACHINE CO.. 2395e. Halated-ef.
ÜBOVEB A BaKKU Co. 96 W. Rand., cor, Jeff. tU
Bask, Doors* and Blinds.
CHARLES J. U MAYSR.iS. B, cor. .W. I*l» mi,
Canal-ata.
Saddlery Hardware.
Itr.lOn AM A JUNKS. t« West FUndolph-ik
UATDSN A KAT. 47 Vr M t Randolph vt.
Starch Companies.
TBS OBWKGO. 9T W. M*<W»ci>.eU
Seal**' Truck*. Ae>
FMRBAXKSvQUBKNLBAT CO., u S.OaaMeft.
J. F. FORMTTH CO.. 4fi Sooth DeepUlasset
CHICAGO 9 C ALE (XX.SI and 38 W.WthtiUgtoeeU
BASK IK. MARTIN A VII KKLRtt. 6*4 9. «*M|-*C.
A. J. LATHAM. Twentieth ea Oro»«.
Stencil Tosli and Stock.
FINTOAH.S6I E. Randolph-*.
H. HANSON, 54 VTwt Mndleon-ak
Stencil Plates au* Tool*.
JOHN 0. HILTON. W Wm» J.ak*
School Boohs.
TA.TLOR A 8t West
msny. BLA.KHSIAS
Ktßilolpb it.
OEO. S 0. W. SfIKRWOOD. Iftt Ainth
(ttorei-wboleMle.
WHITKI BOSSM.VN. HA «>.t M*4lmh
J. P. RATHBorre 00..50 and 35 Sooth
TILLOIBOS 8803.. Miohl»*« »r. aai «C.
Saw*.
n. w. spadldino bro.. s 2i Sirft cam*
B Ship Chandlers Stllmken.
OILBXRT HUBBARD CO.. Hand 16 JUrßvtflfc.
Soldier*' Claim and Peiuiota ilpaiy
COLONEL J. W. BoTDE*.3N W M M»<llwa«t.
Stove* and VaniMta.
A. X. LXATXN WOBTH. 216 TV-*{ t*kt at.
SlaelvtiMr*
AMERICAN aOBLYINO CO.. Mlsbl<&B ir. k Jnbu.~
Tats.S
DENNISON A CO.. S4 Sooth Usasl at.
Tobaeco (ilsaafsetarers sod JobbenJf
DSAEtT, WAIT A DODGR. W.WufclajWawi.
Teas (WholeasleV
T. A. BRATMBR. JR. A SAV W. WuklastOa-St.
N. SHERWOOD A CO.. »13 Msto^L
DANA. HIDE CO.. IN. C. Draper. s<t] 4t LsAeat.
TAYLOR A WRIGHT. «Ti W«b»«h-*T.
Transportation.
QBEAT western DR«J*a rc»l. MS Suto at.
Trunk Mannfaeturcrs.
RItKT A BRANDIS HOD‘IE. tn .v.rth J-«i»**»a.ae
Tin Plate and Metals, Tinned* mK
Japanned Ware.
FRANK STDROIiS* HO., for. H*rH*«m "o4 Fetila
Toys and Fancy Goods.
BABNUM BH(K cdr. Hieh »n<l Van Bans.
Tobacco (WbolaseU).
OEO. TOT A CO., orp d*r 3SZ Mich. ev.
Undertaker.
JAB. WKIOHT. il North Clinton «x.
Vnivermlty Medlelnco.
Dr. B. HALLOCK. SSTw-ntr (ixth
▼inesar Manufacturers.
ECaXNB A. SIM SK. >ll Sonrh J-tT.nton
Watch Mauufk turlnc Co.
NATIONAL (KIOIN eef. Mm* a»«1 WasWaMee.
Wire Cletb and Ifettlsta.
CLINTON WIRE CLOTH CH,. 7t< flrat»-«*.
Wall Paper and Window Shades,
r. B. RIOBT. STt Htato at.
Winn and TJonora.
WOLF A MICHAEL. Uaod UWwt MadUoaat.
MISCEIXANEOTTS.'
SV^EETCiDERr
The pure apple juice, in barrela
and half barrels, from Ohio and.
Michigan. A full supply on hand.
HAGER, SPIES Co.:
65 Korth Jefferson, corner Fulton-at.
TO BENT.
Hr family baaing gaoe East, loflfcr br rest but homo
aed barn; boa«o eoatalns »I«hteeo rooms, besidsaUrgu
clsttU, bath non, tail other coaunlnwil will root
fumlahed orttafurnished. Ilia wlthoat dottbtoo* eF
the most desirable locations on the areatie, either for
r—itUneoorbo^a*—SttmaeM- _ _
for (all particulars spplr t» mast *hs house, SW
Wabaeb'ir. __
FRANK E. AIKEJr.n
For Rent.
Ooa or more rooms os flrsl floor of residence bn Wabash
tr» southwest coraerof Slghteeotb at, Cheap. Apfir
yffoileee to-taorrow from 9 to >1 a. m.
Ofllco of tlic County Treasurer.
BOOM 15. UIUB SCHOOL BUILDING.
CHICAGO, October 1577.
The SsrpTOber coapoes os Coot n *!L
sow. 00 smmtstlocef tbs holder **RKXrasb.
Coaaty Tre»«arer.
Bolns of Cbicago.
Sahara <h« tormlnd Bbhl collision o*
Mth, of tb« nisi. WbdHiU i»fl retail- otarao
r mbi by sail IbrU pardox*H* lAI*
Diieanl to Ua trad*. Band for etUlajW. J- A,
PIKSUS A CO., VIT w««t SLadUoa at. Chicago. (Barak
eat>l «l Clark »r.)
Bank Stamps.
Notary Seals. Stencils, Bagsdn CbofA*. Ac.
8. D. CHILDS, JR. k 00..
DBaet Eltsh-af.
OLD IKON.
OtrMn hafiae c&atiocs itcd krarlm la tkabara*
diatHot win fix! it to thalr tdriiUfi to mn4 mdlna*
to f ITTHBURGU XBDM COMPANY, THboca
Notice to Manufacturer,.
1 hara 5,M0 feet on Polb*».,weit of
300 feet ea oonh
Utica tmxloMa property. w
Tallin 1 91* ear*.
wliatraW. SMar.
br LOUIS BBCOKLMH**. OaCW.
51,t,.t.. fbrn.tlr.nMMortbCUfk.
State Mutual Life Assurance Co.,
of Worcester, Mas*.
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