I j iNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. r> BIONISTABT. Tuesday Evening, Oct. 31. The condition of finances in lb: city continues to a great extent abnormal and unnttnral. The deposits allhc principal banks continue Urge, because mer chants arc hs>yct, only collecting In their debts and I-nttiap their remaining capital In the bank for safe t keeping -.ictll they can perfect arraagements for bcgicn s cg business again. The basis on which the great majority will begin again, will probably be to get time on their present debts, making them tor. of turn! npon which they will payPntcreM.and,from time to time,also Inatalments on the j.rinclp I, oct of the profits on new business. The money which they are collecting la now wld be their capital for their newstart. With some, the old debts will be so largo that creditors will probably consent to compromise on amount* that the debtors cxnreatOßablycipectlopaylnthecourss of a year ortws. When these settlement* arc made, and the mercantile community have got fairly started la bus nres again, the money sow lying idle in back will be drawn out, and the market wilt become tight. The country banks have been checking and deposi ting on their accounts here as nenal, hot still have Urge amounts to tbelrcredlt on which the banks arc paying 4 percent interest. Ui derthe circumstances, a few of the banka are very VrUßcg to pay this, be cause their btuincii has been damaged by the lire, and their rhy deposits have diminished same: but others that have lomlce* of Ibelr city boUness, have more monev than limy can find any salii amploymunt for, and would not be sorry if the country hicks would draw their balances down considerably. A good many time dra*l* on New York against grain arc being taken by the banks, and .oats of Hie pork puckers who are preparing to pack on Eastern account, are drawing at thirty and sixivdaya cn their principal# in the East for that purpose. Tueso uses for money furnish a moderate volume of IcgUi \m2te basinet*, bnt the banka arc discounting no mar jrantrie paper yet. Exchange was In demand between banks at from jpir to 50c per iI.OOO premium. At the counter banker* sell at par and bay at H discount. As remarked yvaterday. a good many policies of the local insurance companies are being e->ld at prices predicated epon the supposed ability of the various companies to pay. Several policies in the Ejultablo I hive been sold at 5c on the aolUr. and several la the Republic a. 25c to .SOc, The officer* of the latter company eccm quire anxious to boy in -all that are oflered at arythtng like that price, though wo should advise nocce to be in ahurryto sail at that price. Under ordinary circumstances U waa considered, that the greater the proportion of a company’s stock poll in, .the greater was its credit, but the extraordinary circum stances resulting from tbe fire h-ivs to a great extent reversed this. The greater the proportion of stock paid in. the greater were the available assets Of the company, the cteater Ire buamess. the grea er tha amount of its ruts, and consequently the greater tha amount of its losi l Stock subscribed but not paid In, was a guarantee by the stockholder* of reserved capi tal which maid be called lu in case or loss of the actual capital tu pw-scsilon of the company, so long as the stcckboidtra are solvent —th-) greater tbe percentage of Mock not paid la, the greater It the guarantee of reserved capital that can be called In. The a ock» of lha Pireoua’s -i Garden Gily, Commercial, and other local compa sics have, we bel eve, noae of them been paid in I full, and, to tbe extent thst they ware n>t, the nn i paid portion is a guaranteed capital that may bo 'called in to pav losses. The case of the Republic, however, is somewhat I peculiar; iu stockholder* are scattered all over the United state?, from J‘onn»jlvanla to Nebraska. Very few of them have suffered by the fire, and cumbers of them have not only admitted their liability to pay, but their willingness to do s«. They believe, and with good reason, that, notwithstanding the law lasses of the Company, they can eventually make them all up by paying up (bu full amount of their stock, and going on w lihthe badness. There Is now 83 per cent of the aiock unpaid. If this were paid la. tt would pay off all tbe lom<'£ oftbe company and leave it with a cash capital of s2,(Mi.toj wnh which to continue business. It is sa'c to say that insurance bnslnees will be more profitable to tbs companies during the next two years than it has been at *uy time for the last ten. The rates arc about double in this dly. and will probably be In creased to some extent everywhere, because there will be less competition. 'The rUk* In this city will be leKbazaidons. because ibo basinasi quarter will be rebuilt wish structures nearer flre-ptoof than the former one*, nnd because for a year or two, while the effects of Hit 1 grciit fire are apparent In theming everybody, even tervaui gltls, w»U ba more cxrefal about fire. Ileal Instate. The Foathwe-* corner of M.chigan avenue and i-JackfiCin htrt-t t, Ml led front. ha* been leased lor five freer* nt jiJ.blW per year to Mr. F. B. Gardner, who fwill build ft buSd thvre a« once. Toe annual ground is C per ci:.t on a valuation of about $73:) per A lot 51 feet front on Glaik *tre«*t. between Man tes and Ad; m*. vas dieted I«>r rale on M *n lay at {BCO per fr< iittoot, cash. The .oim.TTslue was about fl.2u< Dir loot. TheSoditv of the First B»p‘i«tChnrch.oa Wabish avenue, contemplate taking uu*ir fine building down, atone by stosic. ai.d re vtcciin. it on Douglas place, so at, to'difJ Oit i-l ibeir present Id for business pur po-cs. The Wefl Side Horn? Railway Company will rnn a lice of can* on V«li Buruii arrect. from State street westward, ar fooii a-the Vua llurcti m. Krai citato mortgages acd tm?i deed*. S; quit- Claim deeds and releases. 4; chattel mortgage*. 4; other document* trialing to property in Cook County, a; together wiib: t>7 lusorumcula which were re recorded by reason of the fire. COMREUVUL. Tuesday Kvmlng, Oct. SI, The following arc the receipts and ttnpmcm* of produce at this point during the past twenty-four hours, as far as reported, with the corrcapoodiug quantities one year ago: >blpmenta. IVT4 im. W‘». Flour. M* ‘.'“o ».VT 1.-'.*7 7.7*4 Wbrat.bi i 1,541 f, I* £I.W rn,R37 Corn. lm •■v.n 3.,XS IT6,"U 33.0 6 Oaif. bu 46 aU 2'.7*»1 .‘TD lit,'*-'! Ouivd iiieatß.lb* 3S,aO 5: S.cf. bn- I'ork.brl* I.ard, lb- r*l!ow, lb- R.6M Hatti’r, It n 6.MUI t svi) >x l.nr bup-. N> 4.131 2,71. Nc> V*S J.I4S lb*. :«7.'3J »,Wi 23.30J liiclivino, 7*l *4% 117 41i Wool. 1b5.... .._... T3.«2» SlT.:**) JOa.SU IVnioo..li>‘ so, M 6fi« lumber. M V.Sft >.V.t 1.-* l S,'CI Nbinplr*. SI 4,6i*t l.W*» 7,t*3 I,A-« I.atli, BI 1,1X7 *73 177 13 ttU. 111-....-- 7>«l Withdiawu yesterday for dty conanoipilon: 5,933 t?~ wheat: l.bM bu euro; s&i bu übU; bu rye. Tbc fyUotub}* were the amuuulaof grain m }>torc in this city uu (be cvemug ot (Saturday la*t and at corictpoiidinj? dates: Ocl. 2*. ’7l. 0ct.21. *7l. 0c:.23,*r.t. T*»7,7*St 1.717.3V5 7-’\^’6 T.V.-*7J «21 f-.i.f-H 4M.Wt 41 <.311 ttf...»9 4J..W4 43.'.i>y JktC. I lire, i-u Ua»J«). Gu TotSM 3.111. TJ<,*'Jl 4531 These tignre* ebuw a decrease during the week of 229,411 by «I.eat, b;9.51»7 bo curs, aud bu oats. The decrc-Ki-c (it More slure the die is nearly 10 per cent, ahmn-t 2.U.0.U00 bu having been taken out In excess of what v.»s received. The quntiuties ll lie increased to K'lne exre-tit li\ t t*-• ssie.-, made by the com* ait'.co. oftiiu-, «i-iiutr t»i«Uy tfeuu bu at 25c: 800 lei r.i tl.oi; l.uw bu ;it ti?c; utid *W bu nt tile. The total r.aian recvhud v.itl prybsbiy brabjnt $(rt,(KV), or a little lea* Hum pi tbu or. me total quautliy la the bnm.d t4ivi»:»*ra ifclhr** tbeytmiK dre. Ilfgliwlnvs were q«:le», but t.riuty iieM at SBc. Ihe oiTeniigs end the dem:md Iwtau ultke Sales w ore nude ut 25u brls at r^c. Lake in-iglit- were qy|. t :-ud s enrty nf yesftrdsT'g rates, or. the ba-ls oP.fjC lor wbca*. C*c for corn, and Tc for oht*. iiy sap Iu litrenlu rates to New York wit:- quoted at .71c on when; and 31c on corn. A total *i?. CTJilu cbaitcre wa» which will carry out <*s.Uoj bu wheat and sl.u»«t tiu coni. I’io%;*iu:*s wen* veiy qntet, unit, perhaps easier, tbpugb Jhexlewa of operator- were at variance on thl-» point. pork was n»t w.ui;e>l fur this yeer, wa> iu kulic inquiry mr the flr*i two men he of PL-ityi-ar, l.std ua- tame. Meats were quiet, bat firm. th<- tutr.l *uciiig iu.t mure thru about '►sc f l ,t' ML>. (Jf cuuim- it is abouubnc me sti*ck was out. u* the t*ackiiig cea*uu begin.* to-morrow, :X* but the Muck U much smaller than u was expected 6r. :.i at thi- :!tnc. ami will all be wuikcd uff long bc- I* Ifort t;;e new uuatscau be saileO enough for shin mtCl. The market cloi-ed nouilual at the fullowlng rango ot inn-; Men* poik. tjii2.7s; ,to *eller Dc* tv-mber. $12.75; do seller January. $12.75®12.87H; do teller February. Sia.tiJ bid. Lard, cash or *ellor November. S*»c; do Seller December. SN'ti- ?^c; do seller January, eiic. Dry salted sbonl ii.Ts. do rtiort ribs, C?*u; do short clear, 7c; Use fame bored at Cj,J, fi?i. and 7*^c; sweet pickled hams, lu»i®llc preen hams. 7»7J«ic. Mesa beef, 8.23; extra me?- heel. U. 25. ’ralJow, e^H O Sales were reported of SOU brls mess po:k (tunned brands) at $18.00; i.t’.'O brla do seller the mou:h (In settlemant) nt sl3 00; I.SWJ brla do seller Jauuiry. at *12,75; 500 Vrls’do t-HKr Fchroarv, at $l ».ou; Sotcs sew load at BLc; l.tXij pieces green bamiat 7c. Flour was in lees active demand, bat qalte rtreeg. Os there it little offering, balsa were reported of ibj brlh w bite winter extras t Pearl of Mendoo) at 9b.CO VJO brie do (N’aebvilleEaglc) al $7.60; 2jo brls do 2 so private tenurt luO brla spnng eztraa (Miunseo tec) at $7 374: aub:lrd> (UtaPa)at SASU: 230 brls do atfb.2s; 100 brls do at *0.00; 20} brls do ua pri- ;3U)brlf fpriiig foperflne* at (3.05; 82 brlejdo at (LSS; 35 brla buckwheat at 10y brls on j*n*.a:e terms. jg and quit; aftfr lha outset, whaa about so.ocv bn wre brungtat f«*r ablpmcnt, A ter t.oi, .here was very little demand for cash lots, oat, s.dc of roc or two houses. Bp.'colatlvo tradin' wa* aparmodic, hutweak. in sjxni»ihy with New York, whica was .atnc tbrooghonu and LiveenooL which tk lß]aQd)at3oWc:d,6obu at 3»(ic; 65,400 bait 30c; 21,000bn atsuifc: I,‘tOOba reject, dat 27c; 1.50) bn do at Bye was doll and 54alc lower, there being no buy ers. Sales were confined to 4,800 bu No. i at COtfc, and 400 bu rejected stile. Barley was dnll and easier, being retried heavy in New York, The principal Inqalry is now for No. 3. There wo* nothin" doing In options except that 57!-ic was bid for seller December. I’asU sales wore ro ported ofi.SOO bn No. 2 at ,V>4c: SOObn do at 55Uc; i.400 bu No. 3at 4 iuc T.ioo ba do at Me; MO bn reject ed at 40c; SOD bn do at 37c: 400 bn do at -toO ba by sample at 56c; MO bu do at 32c. Total, 15,0X1 do. The New York Frn-tvee Exchange t'invhr gives the exports from the United States to Great Britain and Ireland, during lUo four weeks cudiog wlUt Scpu 26, Included, at 5,163,263 bn wheat, ami 2.63-1,20) ba corn, with 45.1 W brli* Hour. The tUMu supply of grain on the 91M was 8,110/ M bn wheat, 6,21M,474bu cent, 5.899.313 bn oat<*. and 1.841,51 bu barley. Kcrcbuvai X Son, of St. Louis, have the following in reference to the packing year which cliwos to day: ‘•The entire packing of the West was officially re ported as B,C77.ydS bog>i, which, with increase of weight, make 4,103.000 of preceding year’s waigbf. when tbe eltngbicr was 4,C15.J112; the product of which, with ibe subsequent packing of summer, has besn eo bvavlly drawn upon that stocks, save Irregu lar deposits of mesa pork. arc nominal, even at tne largcrpoin’a of production, and if there was the usual stage of water in Western rivers they would be taken for immediate at tbe bourn, where snppllca are light and arc nnden-iood to bo in adequate in Arkansas, Western Louisiana and Texas. “As the commercial interests oftbe world arc In a more healthy condition than during last year, and it* wenia, particularly in Europe, whew crope nav been damaged and people dlrerud from production, will be equal l ft lb* annual progressive Increase lu the consumption of animal food, it would ecem that a crjp of 4 003.000 hogn. If reached, should cause no nncasl net? In view oftbe fact that prices will bo redaced percent, as compared with last year. iCr. Biker Co., or New York, write as follow*, under date ol October2B: The exports of brcadotuflV to Europe, for the week ending last night, arc as follows Total ehlpmente of wheat to Europe. 7&G.fc73bu (147,588 bu lea* than last week); Liverpool, 307,236 bU; Loudon, 22,881 bu Glasgow, 107,«*9; Londonderry, 22.878; B-;Ua?L 19.- 59,615; Antwerp, 110.459. Total corn, 131,061 bu (54409 lees than last week): Liverpool, 15.576; Glas gow, 50; Londonderry, SO^sS; C. F. 0.. 123,610; Bre men. 16.263. Total floor, 10,457 brl* (4,031 more than lavs week); Liverpool. 2,020; London; 2C; Glasgow, LATER. In the afternoon the market? were very quiet, tha only trading being in wheat, which opened atjsl.-2ii J-4 seller l*ht half November, and cloaedwith $1.20 bid, and asked: 1.19 wae askud for seller Novem ber at the close. Curu was firm st4*Kc bid for (Ira: half, and 161-4 bid seller November. The Pally Market. BUTTER—Business in this department was gen erally reported fair, both on local and shipping ac count, and the prevalent Icellnj e< omed firm. Tee offerings continue liberal, but the Mocks are not ac cumulating to any considerable extent, and alt de sirable grads* are being held at fall rale*. Eastern and Western buyers are In the market, and are ope rating at ISaStic for commou to good lab and firkin lota. Good to choice dairy in crocks or palls com mands S2a2sc. BAGGING—A steady, fair demand exists for goods in this line—chiefly on interior account—and undar moderate stocks here and at the East a firm tone atlU pervades tbe market. Prices were without visible change, ruling steady, as follows: Stark. 86c: Lewis ton,' 34c; American, SlKc; Minnesota, 3Jc; burlaps, bags. 211(U.23c; cnnnlesl«6t3Sc; woolsacks. 67c. BROOM. CORN—Ik quiet bat itroug at $13301140 pet ton for pool to fair, aud per wu for fair to good new. BUILDING MATERIALS-Thero wa* a brlak de mand for nearly all articles coming under this head, and the firmness that has characterized tbo market since the Ore. continues unabated. Prices for build ing brick arc »UU unsettled, bat the ruling price* arc 514.10@15.00. Wc quote: Stucco, fist®3,oo: c.-mem. f 1.75; lime. In balk. <1.00; white sand, per brl, $3.00(£3.25; plastering hair, per bn, 35@40c; fire brick. per HV-O, sao.oda7.».(w; land plaster. $2.00; building brick per I.WO. fIt.OOatS.OJ. BEANS—Are in good requestand are firm at fjrmer quotations. The supply is Improving, but is atlll light. Wc quote common at si.Tsa2.fi.), and choice hand-picked at $2.25a2 50. CIDER—Is plenty at SS.OOaS JO for common, and at $5.75a6.25 for good to choice. COOPERAGE—There la no change to note. We quote: Pork brl*. sl..Vwil.O-i lard tea at $1.55ri.90 whiskey brls at 52.0tii2.10. and door brla at Was7c. CHEESE—No change was noted In the roaikcl for this staple. Orders arc coming In freely, and are being promptly died at tbo quoted prices. The stocks arc Improving. Wc repeat our list as follows New York factory, !salsHc; Oalo factory, Italic; Western dp, Bblic. COAL— Prices were unchanged. At Buffalo and Erie an advance has recently been catahl.shad. but this has been partially conmerac cd by the decline in New York, and our dealers bopo to keep pricoa about where they are. Tim demand coutinu.’s good at the annexed quotations: Lehigh prepared, $*.5J; Lackawanna, 9.00: Erie. 8.50; Wainnt Hill, 8.50: Indi ana, 7.90; Hocking Valley, 7.5J; Wilmington, 5.5), EGGS—Were ia good rctiucsl to-day, and were firmer, felling readily at 22:>23c. S.me were asking 21a25c, but wc heard of no transactions at those fig ures. FRUlTS—Dried—The dried frail trade continues to Improve, and the general market li firm and buoy ant. The stock* of both domc*tic and faraign de fcrlptiuQi arc light here and in the East, and so mi vaiU-Ues vhe pmv« are v.iU working upward. Pined cherries and blackberries are acarce, and we note an adTuLce of 2c i>u the former and Ic bn the lat ter. We quire; Raisins, $3,15®3.35; Turkey prune?. b*:alvc: currants, UiJalOc; itcucbcs, pared,94a 25c;pcacLe*, hulve*. iff-iiic; pitted cherries, skilOc;ap ple*. (tHllic: tdackbcrrle*, IbalTc. GREEN FRUlTS—Prices to-day range about the *nmc a» at the close of ln*t week. There who con*ider able actlvitv ;U Ike market f r apple* and cranberries, and for the latter the tendency la upward. We quote apples on track at $1.75*2.25. and from store, at 2.00 a::.00. franhenles were salable at IMDall.OOfor wild, and at 12 lOaltui for cultivated. FlSH—'llie fl*h trade coullcurs to Improve, and with ample stock* un band a satUfactory bu*ine** is doing. The market is steady and Arm at the atiDetid qnutations: No. 1 wUicfi.h, fJALiI7S; No, 1 trout, 4.Wa1.25: No 1 shore tmckervl. Ui.rii.ti(>.2s; No. 1 btr, BAQa9.uO; No. 3 m«ckcrvl. K.OiaS.M: bank coit, 0.05*6.50 ticoffre’e cod, 7.(Wa7AO; box herring. No. 1,4i?a15c tcalul hrrrir.es, 45a5hc. GROCERIES— Aside from a slight “sollcning’* In prices for sacnr*. there was no important change In valuta of good* coming under inis head. Dealers rvj>ort a fair and steadily increasing trade, nnd things now seem to be running along about as smoothly at before the fire. Our grocers say that not only arc they holding all their old trade, but that tho names of many rew cu.-ioruer* appear on their b roks, and that the volume of business during the coming winter promises to be larger than in former seasons. Wc row quote: A sugar, l-?#®l2Sc; B do C do ISGtSUC choice brown. falrdo, Bolx<*eKdo O.aiOc; prime Bln o flcc. 2.);ti2lc: choice do O. G. Java, 29i531c; star candles, frill weight, rice, Rangoon. THCv-c: Patna. t.'CiSl*c. J6J.VU ;>.w> 3,r» Pi 97 «7j pl.aii 79. V. l 7.VSJ SYUUpS—jjbraond, common syrap?, SOCiTSc: J\irt>> Ilroi uiolapoeK. SdifcrOc; tr**>d Hoear* hou«c pjrnp. 4^s£r>r*c: extra. Go&«0c; choice silver drip-. extra line. yos>&>: fsccy, T3@s'oc- SPlCK?—Allepce. 145515 c; dove;*, cassia, 4£©sCc: popper.nmuic??.f KOAl’S—French mottled. aiau-lanl, 6** C‘ p l»c; German mottled. G‘i'iv6lic; Cc; Urmvn Windsor. 4V*rslvc: paim.-IMUc. hTARCII— GJun*.loc; corn, laandry, Gl<(h7c; common. .Vjiii 4 c. HAY—The Imy tmdo wa* again reported active on shipping acconut, and for pressed descriptions the ir.uiket was firm at funner prices. There was onl? a lipht Inquiry for loot* on wagons. l)iit the offerings weie n»A nuir«*M.u*, and price* were not quota- Hy lower. We repeat our lift a* fol low*: On truck—Tunorire, pressed, SlS.fiJ® 14.00; prairie. picked. Ou wagon— Timoiby, Io«fo. SiI.OCCMs.tO: prairie, loose. sioo <&lo.it). For ‘delivery of juersed bay, t1.u05fc1.50, according to distance. HlDE*—Nothing n«‘W was anted In the general feature* of this mat kcl. 'flic offerings arc Increasing somewhat, but they are eilll light. and the stocks are rot accumulating to any peat extent. Local and Eastern tanners are operating in a small way at the following rang* of prices: Green, salted, light. ll*4c; do heavy, veal kip, Ua 15c; green calf. 17c: d-y calf. 20c; dry Him, 19a Stic; dry wired, 10al7c; dry kip. j£c: deacons, fiOatAc; scored, cot, or otherwise damaged two-thirds price. LEATHER—The leather markethsa undergone no P’fceptlblc change Mcco our last report. The nocks are steadily improving, ca is also the demand, and price* may be quoted steady at the following range: HrauKK—(tty city harness, STft.&c; conntr* harness. JH&dCc; line-city, ¥1 lb, 3U elie skip. y KV©sl.oj; Up. voala,sl.oo®l.is; city upper, ho. 1, VH, SC@29c; city upper, N0.3, V n.tffcxTe; country upper. No. 1, 21®27c; collar,** It. £t(?.23c; calf, city. sl.2s@l.4s;calf.country,(|.HJ CLSS; nintjh optcr. 11 to 18 Tf>e, a3©S7cj rough np- St. 14tols lb*, ronch opper. damaged, 33 ?Vc: Buffalo slaughter sole. r«®3sc. Oak—Slmtglocr sole. 4c1.60fib9.90; Trench kip.no to UX» lbs. tJ.OOfci.CS; French calf. Lcmolne, i*tr doi, »65.Ui(&90.00; French calf, Jodol, t>.RVrt 100.00. NAILS—The demand for Ifd and COJ continues nr* gt-nt. but dcßlrra manHgc to fill all orders, and no lutthiTSdrarce U looked fur *i prcacnt. O.hcr akc» arcqnot and j lcMy. We qnoU: If-d to «d. per keg. Kt-kemfiSS; 3d.(«rkvc «H.tt»; flue aX pec keg, blue 2d. common, per beg. f7.25. OITJ?—The movement la the leading oils wn of a liberal character, and the prevalent feeling among dealers wa* ci eof firmne*?. There is now an ample supply of all em ds in the lUt. and orders nns being fllkd wtih ns little d«!aya* l>e foie tic Are. Wc quote: Cat bon. 2ia37c; txtra winter lanl, 85c; No. 1 current mukc.7sc; N0.2 do. 65c: Uusecrt. ra*-, bSc; do. bt-iled. »c; w tut!*'. TOaTTc; fperm, t2 00; oeatsfuot oil, 11.(Ca1.25; (nnwoll. UV; sUaita, fOc; tlcpnanl oil, 15c tuiuotitim-, BUIB2C. PAlNT'S—Hetiinln quid and Bleady as previoasly quoted: White lend, pure, SILM; American tine, railroad color?. tll^O. P(»TATt>ES—The supply is fair and the demini good at 83a45c for mixed, ou track, and alSJaSic f-»r aintipbt lota. From store the ruling prices arc 53* etc lor common. andTr»sa7s<- for choice. FUVLTBY AND GAME—Chlckcm sold at $2.75 a 3.60 per dez, and duck? at flSOa-I.M, BAJ.T—l>* active at unchanged prices. We quote Saginaw, f2.3i:; Onondaga, $hS5; coarse, {i.Sy; and Diamond Cat *2.25. SEEDS—Were in fair request at unchanged prices. Sales to-day were: 13 bugs timolhvat j2.7U;92 bags do at fSXSIS: 10 bags do at $2 60; 45 bags do at 53.4k V bags clever at f0.5»; £7 bags do at 13 bags baus do at TEAS—Tic Eastern market la quoted firmer, wblchha# the effect to etlff.-n prices here, but no ad* vnr.co has taken pl.rCe, all oidera being promptly fI.U-d at tbo annexed range: Young byeun, common to fair, good. TOVtPc; cAoje© *o extra. $1.90* 1.40; superior to fine old hyson, SOcal.lO; common Im perial, 7.«90c; good to choice do, SOcal.ls; fine to good gunpowder, SOcalXO; choice to extra. 1.3 M 1.45; choice to extra- leaf Japan. 1.00x1.10; foie to good do. TOa&c; colored natural leaf Japan, 60a 70c: common to fine Oolong, SoaCsc; good, flSaSoc; choice to cx ra, WOOD—Is to (air demand at nncliaoged prices. Wfl Janie: Boech. $10.00; maple, $11.00; hickory, 12.00; slabs. fASu. delivered. WOOL—No new (talnres were noted In connection with the wool market. Tb firmness that has pre vailed fur soxic time past continnea, end the preient tendency seems to be upward. An easier money market East has ha-i the effect to attffsa poicce there, and.dealers are looking for increased acUritj all around. LAKE FBSIGHTS—Were steady to-day, and ruled S met. The following charter* wore reported: To nflalo—bark Board of Trade, *chra. J. Bigler a-.d Orient. Wheal at 9Uc; schr. K. P. Dorr, Com'at 94c for 6Ubs. To barma—pfopeOer Montgomery, Corn throogh' to Portland. To Port Colborno—fchooser Jtocucello, Corn at 9e. karkoad FREIGHTS—Arc steady ol the recent advance. We quote: Floor. 4Ui CUm. Grata. B. ITU. Wool. Portland. $1.48 .70 .70 A3 IJU Botion, 1.40 ra Pnrrtdenre 1.40 .70 *79 jo aS d t 7 c ii 3;g ,-g -i| SaalSKiv.;3 :3 S IS LS iS- T Ctantasd .M rai S OooinnaU tiO jm jq jl ’Montreal 10 :&6 .55 Live Stock MarheL CATTLE—Received since Sitnrdsy. B.Gso. These tlviiyaud firmness noted jesterdsy were fcslares ot THE CHICAGO TRIBUTE: the market to-dav. The recent advance of italic es lablisbsd in the' principal Eastern markets seem* to have partially restored the confidence of shippers, and lucre were anxious buyers to-day at a strong i«a a ic advaac'on the prices current attheotosoof last week. The receipts wero light, bnt of a quality considerably above the average, and by midday ail lota that could be handled to advantage by Eastern buyers were picked an, chiefly at 4.755? 5.50, though some few droves ot extra were taken at 6.65@5.95. Nelson ilorri«l>t'ngbihobcail axcraelng 1.350 lbs at 5.65. and 10 head averaging 1,653 lbs at5.S5. In botchers’ stock and stock cattle there was no perceptible ad vance ii 4 compared with yesterday’s prices. but the feeling was stronger. In sympathy with the upper -rad?*. Texas cattle were In light supply and Fn fair demand at «.25@5.«i for common to good through droves, and at 3.25*4.00 for common to choice corn-fed. The vards are novr well cleared of itock, and the market closed firm for all grades. We nooie extra shipping bcovc“ at 5.65a5.85; Choice do 5 25*5.50; fair to good do, 4,Wa3.W; bnichcrs’ stock, 2.50*1.25: Mock tie.rc, 2.59a3.50; inferior mixed lots. 3(0*2.25. _ HOUd—Received since Saturday. 19.503. The hog trade opened dnll this morning, with prices weak and unsettled, and ibis was the condition of the mi-ket throughout. The large supply, together with dl«- couiaglng adrlcea from the East and the exceedingly disagreeable weather, caused a dnll, heavy feeling, and. not withstanding the firm stand taken by holder* at the opening of trade, before the close they were compelled to grant concessions of 10x15c in order to effect sales. '‘ackers were la at tendance. bet they are still holding off; only three operating to-day, and they very sparingly. The extreme range of prices was 3.75*1.15. though few sold above 4.05, and not many below 3 Eo—the bulk changing hands at lkßOal.oo. Maay remain in the pec* unsold, and should to-morrow’* receipts prove as Urge as they now promise lobe, a farther and decided decline can scarcely be averted. We quote clotlog prices at 3.75*4.05. Sheep—Received since Saturday, 1.633.- There waa ■o change to noto in this market. There was a fair local demand at 5.00&4.5 U. Liunber Barkctt Tbe cargo market for lumber was Ices active today, but prices were a shade firmer. Sales include the fol lowing Cargo propeller Hilton, from Port Sheldon, sold by yard furpecilon at $32410 for 50 m feet white cypress: 80a3.73 No. j, cawed lAJtsiOO Three dolloie per car to be added when transfurred, which charge follows the shingles. AT TtlS YARDS. Bnelness was rather slow, owing to the miserable weather, but prices were firm, as quoted below: First (dear, 1 Inch to 2 Inch ©50.00 Sect nd clear, 1 inch to 2 Inch 47.00&43.00 Third clear, l inch 55.W&57.00 Third clear, thick..,..— 10,0034^50. First andaccundcluar flooring, together, rough @40.00 First *.nd second clear siding, together.... 53.00@26.00 Common siding @Bußo Common flooring, dressed, first @35.00 Common flooring, dn-secd, second *_@3o.oo Wacon-box buarai>, selected, 16 inches and upwards 85.00@40.00 A stock boards 30.00@-15.00 B stock boards 33.00@25.00 Common board?, joists, scantling, small timber, <£c., 16 feet and under. 18.00@20 00 Fcririiip 18.00@90.00 Joists aud scantling, IS@2{ feet 30.00@26.00 Jackets, square 16.00@17.00 Tickets, flat @15.00 Clear posts, split 16 00@14.00 Clear poets, round SJ.DO@2i.OO Lath @4/0 Sawed i-hinglcs.No. 1 1.25@ 2.75 bawed shtmrlee, A or star 8.75@ 4.00 In addition to the fifty million feet of lumber burned up In the yards, there wai more than two aud a half million fi-ut of stock in placing mill* con sumed. This, at an average of $25.0J perm, would gho an additional lo?s of £62.500. Bedde* this.about iTAKO worth of soil), doora end blinds full a prey to tbe detouring element. MllllXEc Port of Chicago, ARRIVED O.'t. 31. Barge Frankfort, Mnskcgon. 140 m lumber. Scbr D. G. Wright, South Haven. 2,500 lies. Scbr Souvenir, I'ectwnter, 1,60’J ties, BJU m shingles, Scbr Sea Grand Haven, 90 m lumber. Sc«-w While Oak, Ludiigton. 130 in lumber. Prop Ira Cbtffce. saugatuck, :k/fi m chiugles, 100 m hearth g. 4ol tonsc >at.' Lurk Contest, Peusaukeo, 270 m lumber, 10 m lath. Bilk Oni on a. Buffalo, TOO ton* coal. Park Arabia. Kmgr ion. IW ions pig -Iron. B»rk Jesflu Snil;r, KingMun, Si.O ton* p g Iron. Self Coral, Lincoln. lU> m lumber, 4 m Lub. ScbrWm. Aldrich, Two River*, lumber, 25 mlaib. Srhr Yankee Blade. E. ie. 450 lona coal. bebr bbelaiygan. Sheboygan, 34 pkgs flab, 51 pkga butter, ICO (ill* deur, and suodriu*. Scbr Cambria. Pr.-scott, bars railroad iron, 109 ton* pig Iron. Scbr Lou sa McDonald. Manistee. ICO m lumber. Scbr Raleigh, Lmlmgt n, 15U m lumber, bebr Monsoon, Muskegon, 190 m lumber. Scbr PI mnlx. Muskegon. ISOm lumber. Scbr Mary McVca, Mu»kogon, 180 m lumber. Scbr Aran. Mn*kccon, BXI m lumber, »y m laib. Stbr Gem, Giand Haven. 75 m lumber, bchr KUiv Cram, Saugutnck. 75 m lumber. Scbr Ij.vfm.a, Muskegon. 495 ui lumber. Scbr Hamlet. Murkegon, 1U) m lumber. Scbr l.iwlc Do.-ik, Sl Jo-eph, trfi m lumber. Scbr K. P. Dorr. Buffalo and Tmver e Bay, 100 tons laihwad Iron, 155 cdt bark. Scbr Winnie Wing, I.udnigton, S' m lumlxtr. Scbr Spctd. ilu?kecon. '.'l m lumber. ScLrJ. Boeder, Mu*k«‘gon, 2») m lumber. Scbr Meridian. Mn-kegon, SO m lumber. Scbr Pilgrim. Muskogon, 110 m Inraber. Scbr AfcbMbnla, Taylor's Wer, 80 cds wood. Scbr Portia, Mi>Uegon, S5 m lumber. Scbr L. Bate*. Muskegon. 25 m lumber, 25 m lalb. Scbr Fisher. South Haven. 18,1' GO ties. ?cbr C. Uubbnrd, Ccmrevllle. H5 cds wood, bchr Llcat. U- n. IT. S. Grant, Eagle Uarbor.4.fioo A Gets, 4-12 lolegranh poles. nna Rohinron. liemon Harbor, sundries. Scbr Mary Colllne. Muskegon, 210 m lumber. SchrJ. A. Travis, Muskegon, 50 m staves, 4jo ties. Scbr Falcon, I.udincton. 115 m lumber. Scbr Marlon Kgan. Ford River, 210 m lumber. ScbrGamiccck, Egg Harbor. 143 cdf wood. Scbr Lookout. Muskegon, 200 m lumber. 10 m lath. Scbr C. Mlchel*( u. Green Bay, 1.300 m shingles. Srhr Annie Tlmrinr. Manitowoc, GO eda wood. Scow Cousin M-trr. Somb Haven, 34 cds wood. Scow Wm. Baiii,*Si. Joseph, 20 eda wood, 15 jalua l*r. Scow Milton, White Lake. 100 m lumber, 15 m lath. Scow Graugci, LudwigV Pier. r>o m lumber. CLEARED Oct 31. Prop Ira Chaffee, Sangatock, 200 dry hides, and can dne*. Prop Alaska, rufialo.l7.CGo ba wheat. 16,000 do rye, 10,000 do corn, 100 hrla flour, 5,000 ba rye. Sctr Atmoipbere, 10,300 bn com. Stmr Sheboygan. Manitowoc, light. Stmr Muakvgon, Manitowoc, fundrie*. Prop Plymouth, BuChlo, 24,C00 bu corn, TOObrUfloor, Itabags seed. Prop TrncHidJ, Green Bay, 2CO brls pork, and sun dries. k'cbrLlrilcDook, St. Joacph, ICO Iris eait.and inn dries. Scbr J, E. Gilmore. o*wcgo, 20.000 bu corn. Bark A. Tomlne, Manistee, 12 brls floor, 8 do pork, and euLdrie*. Brig Faehjon. Mencmlnee. 50 brls pork, 25 do beef. I and frordric*. CLOimNG. NIABLEY HULL, The wen-known OlotMers of the West, nave established one of their Stores at IS9 WEST MADISO^-ST.,' Where they will endeavor, by a large and well-selected stock of CLOTHING AND Gents’ Furnishing Goods, At Low Prices, To deserve tie patronage of tie Giicago public. Patrons of their other Stores, when in town, are invited to cail. Chicap One-Price Clothing House. STOVES. BROWN BROTHERS, 330 Eut Blonroe street* (OLD TLACBL MANUFACTURERS OF Hyatt's Patent Sidewalk IdcMs* AND HUNTS CELEBRATED "Dakota'* Soft Coal Stoves, y r y be found it the old quite re, u stare, reed; fi-r ordere. PAGE SPRAGUE BA VI BEHOVED 10 NEW ETOBI, "04 and 306 Wabash-av, TOLL STOCK Window Class, Faints tad Oils. INSURANCE. USmUICE AGENCY. GEO.C. CLARKE CO., PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 Eldridge-court. BRANCH OFFICE, No. 35 W. Washington-at. FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Agency. Risks taken in the following Reliable Companies: MANUFACTURERS’ INSURANCE CO., ofßoston. ORGANIZED 1823- Assets, after paring-all losses, luclndlnc those o t the Chicago Fire, 91,130,000. HOME IKS. CO., of olnmbus, O. NORTHW’N NATIONAL 16 00@14.00 3J.00@2A00 4/0 155© 2.75 8.75@ 4.C0 IKS. CO., of Milwaukee. HOFFMAN FIRE IKS. CO., oflYcw X ork CARGO INSURANCE ON THE LAKES taken at current rates. Shippers and Merchants desiring Marine Insurance, either INLAND or OCEAN, are invited to apply at our office. GEO. 0. CLARKE CO. OFFICES. Nos. 10 Eldrldgc-courl aud 35 West Washington's!. The Manhattan Insurance Cony. Fuprcmo Court. AlrxanJ-r 31. C. Smith ot at. against Th« Slnsihattati Insurance Company. bi.tic** ia hereby given that by au order mvd-» in the al-oie entithd action, ilio uudcreUiied (in* ba-n appoint, m! Receiver of all the pr operty, fnuJi«, and efT-icts ol the Manhattan Insurance Cunipanr, and that— I. All persons indebted to the mill coturanv arc re quired. on nr baforo >'"Vcnil»er 51. (S7I. at in oM iclt a. in at the cfllfe ot tho Ih-celver, No. f.< Wall at.. in *h« city of Mew York, to mulct an account of tlto 'I his and mut of money.owlns by them respectively tusnch corn* pa or, and to piy the sarc". 7. Any person* Larins inlhrir po*«es«lon any property or Ci*cii»f said comp4t.y art> rcjnlnd to deliver the a«mt. to lh« said Receiver, at Lis ?atd ollice. ou or Iwforo thedaratava Aatued. 3. All creditors ofaaM company arerrunlred to deliver their reipectivo ncrimuts and demand* against said company, to the said lle*«drer, at the place above named, oner before December 13, 1571, m H) o’clock a. m. All perrons bolding any or-‘n or sabaisiinx contract ofttncli company, are rc-iuind to present the sr.m-to said Receiver, In writing and In detail, on orl>or.>n»*ald lit!, jgy of iM-cctnh'P, I>7l, at bis tCico, Mo. 65 Wall st„ In the city of York. Dated Mtw Yota, October ?t, KTT. fIIAUSCEY nrDKLL. Receiver. Barnet. Um.rn A Pavsjsi, Attorneys for Receiver, Mo. 11l Broadway. New YurKc.tr. Equitable Life Assurance. AOTICE. Bnilcess men, of good character and experience, Ufa aisnranca agents, who have been throws onl of boslnsss by the lata fire cau make favorable arrangements to woik.aitherin Maw Tork, Chicago, or eleewhera, Ad* ditss or ajplf to 11, T. JEMMSUM’, Gen’l Ag’t. os7l Wabash av INTERNATIONAL 5 INSURANCE COMPANY. Of >’ew York. Capital and Assets, $1,400,000 cro. XV. SAVAfIP. Pm. Tlon. n.tniLToN nnit'E. vicepm. wn. j. iivoukji, He*. The wcvrlty ofTrretl hj thU Institution U not surpassed by that of any lire liuornneo Company In this or any other eonntry. Property owner* requiring thorough In demnity ran have policies luacd mi fair cur rent rates on all desirable rlshs. West Side Office. 43 West Washingtons*. Month hide Office, tKIO Hnbnsh nr. A djaslintr Office. AOd Wnbash-nv.. where nil losses arc promptly adlnsted and paid. Tllon.vM W. RLAYNIIv. Agent* MISCELLANEO US. Reopening. B.W.&A.KEITMCO, Having reared the epacioaa brick banding No. 604 Wabash ar.. nearTwrlllh at take great pleaaare In fn fuming tbeir p*tron«, and the trade generally, that they will, on the Sth day of November, open aa entirely Dcwatockofallgoo.il heretofore kept by them. Oor parebates are made for esab, and the beet gooda at the loweat price* may be foaad with aa. Oar books wero all uvrd. and we hope oar friends will aid aa to maintain oar petition aa the Leading noose (in oar line) in the Wvtt by promptly remitting for all bille doe. .D. W.A A. KEITH ACO.S Oct. tl. HOTEL TO LET IX ST. PAUL, MI XX. Kowbelsgcompleted.aad'witl be readyferoccopancy caibelatof December nest, located oq the comer of Frarthi and Siblyata.; baa targe dining-room. S6x2&; billiard room 34X70; office, 30*20: 44 bed ream*. bwtd'W sennets* Bleeping room*; ladles’ parlor; gaaioevery loom, and water on all three floor.;* near railway de role and ateamboat landing. For farther in'ormaticn addrtat JOHN t. PEINCX, Third**;., 8u Paul. MILLINERY. A large assortment of Colored Velvets and Black Ribbons, Jolt received from Kiw Trrk On«tora House, on which we effrr GREAT INDUCEMENTS. Aim a f lowing telegram, recrlvei frc:c oar Icaa tzenU at Chi cago. dated t'ciet'er H, will mor« fnlly explain the nat ter tbaaaartbißgwecan ear: cnn-AQo, octot»r u. \m. Total ata«nntofloanaln t .e ln-u; dlitnot, atoirvn The laud alone I* worth double the amount. Itietun c»»e the land ai< ne it worth raaro than the lota. The iotoiaoco la t>«iter than the aver***. J'Unal. BAIKD ABIJADLET. loonier to illnitrata Low fatly our Director* toter Into the general ferlmt of aympaiby for thsaaOerore by the terrible conCcaratlon. 1 append a cap,'of a pre amble aadrciolutloat nnanlracua'y »doptod at a ragulat meeting of the Board, on the evening of iloa lay last the :6th‘nit.: \N terra*, Thcclty r-f Chfcaco lm b<**3 rljiroJ bran nnpifctsleutrd di»*»trr in the reairuction ot a force tot of ib** lu*ln*s» ►rctl.»Q t,y Qro; Iteeult'd. Tlitt we aitthvnzi the officer* to mike, from tLe of the cumptny. adonatfonof lire thousand ffVOfloj lo the liiii'l being r*l«* that calamity. Ueedvrd, That we d«* p y »yuip*tbl,o with the hums* *>n ni»<: .la-titine of tint city. Tim we Mhould enconr »c<* tin re-o>tabt!*h- Diebt of bii»ine** a and the rebuilding of ih* busings pin is, to tbf «:mo‘t ue can, by iuulclotuly loaning th< ■{irpfc* fiimlmt the computy, fur iorcattueut in Cab cage. Voum, very truly, J. F, BURNS, Secretary. IMlcy-holdm .losing policies and renewals, can haro duplicate* furnished !r<* on application. Insurane written fur Iboie lorn* la late lire at cost to me fa* Iwtlro months. Our pulley holders will confer farorj by notifying no of their present address. HENEY H. KOON, General Agent. Iftt Wcaf WnVMneton at. BANKING. therealestMloan TRUST GO., BANKERS, AND Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AT GSS WABASJI-AV., Near Fourlocatb st., and arerrrpar*d f» pay all demands In full. Deposit* lect ltfcl. sttd uur regular banking budnou transacted as muni. l or the accntnnmdstion of our Woit Side friends aid cu.‘t.m> it, we *bjll open an olftra In a few d«y» In that pa> t <1 the cm. Bl NJ. LOMBARD, i’rcstdenu A. U'sltlliVice l*re*t flit. RETURN TO FIRSTPRINDIPLES, The Marine Company OF CHICAGO, Saved all litbock* and valuable*, and fa doing bntine** aebefoto tbeflrr. In ALL ITd DtfAUTME.NX:?, Ufflco in the rear of tuy old residence, 16 Congrcss-st,, Between Michigan and Watash-ars. r»«ft« std Utters of credit on 15.UUKG DKOIIIEEsA ext., London, sod on Parle, eir., «lc., U»iud J.TOUNQ SCAMMOK, PreMdoot Mon.l*y. Oj». 2-'. M7l. THE Third National Bank* 436 Wabash-av. Branch Office, No. 30 West Washing(on-st. j. inma peibce, rm. L. V. P tBSONS. Ciuh. W N 4iit.C»b. Manufacturers’ National Bank; WILL OPKN'lld Branch Office at No. 23 West Wash ington-st., Wedu«J»r oiornlne. Not. I. Account* solicited. Sink oi*-o frrio io a. tr. nntil 4 p. w. CISEHAN A HARDLY, BANKERS. n»tf rreuracd bnalares at .So. 223 Michigan at., and ara prepared to meet alt demands Id fall. Deposits received, and our regular booking boaiutas trenasch d aa nsotl. Account* of merchants and country bankers will hare spwclal attention. Fct the ■ccommodatloa ef our Wait hide friends and customers we bare opened a branch office at 10 Canal »t.. j»i»t north of Randolph. THE STATE SATO&S INSTITUTION Has a temporary office at NO, 589 WABASH-AV., And vill remove last of November to new block be* me built on Madison at., between Market at. and the nvrr, where they will b- located nntil they can erect a FIliK-ritUOF BANK BUILDING on the old site, 90 and S3 LaSalle 1 at. SEW PUBLICATIOHS THE SON& GARDEN. By Dr. Lowell Mason. Annual Sale 50,000 Copies. fW Roar pn" in Musical Notation, with phaslDcaonen. Price SQ cm. •pie some Harden, lie. 3 la adapted to the middle and upper class** of comnoa schools. Price dO eta .Ybe fcnoK Garden, JCo. 3 la for high echoola and trwnlnarlrt Price, pi, 80.u.r. CRAP. H. PTT3QN A OO- New York. Ditson It Co.’s STANDARD OPERAS Frwanl, FanaA- Lada, DierfU*, Barths, Kama. Hoauianbala, Tnvtala, Treva* e pnrtmciits, Are sow open at 626 WESP LiKS-ST., where they will offer for a few days, previ ous to removal, a large lot of fine Black and Colored SILKS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, rich BEESS GOODS, Black ALPACAS, and KOHAIEB, SILKS VELVETS, BEOAD CLOTHS, BEAVEES, CASSIMEEES, &o. Seme of the above goods were slightly dim aced in moving the morning of the fire, and will he sold at a great sacrifice. GENERAL NOTICES. Price, RoseilM&Go. Take pleasure in informing their friends, and the trade generally that they are now ready for busi ness. Our stock is entirely new, and will be sold at the lowest market prices. We have a spacious Hall. SO by 100 feet, at 14-7 Twenty second-st., where we will be pleased to see you. Orders promptlyfilled. BRICK AND STONE OLD AND NEW bought ron cash, nr LIMAS, BRIOGUS CO., Dr alar In alt kinds of Budding Materials aM Rjady made Houses, corner Carroll and Sangamon-*!*. Sweet, Dempster Co., 59 aid 61 West Wasbinglon-st. WHOLESALE SEALERS IN DATS, CAPS,ASD FIRS, Buck Gloves and Mittens. A large stock at old price*. Send In yonr orders. NEW RAISINS. The ship “Eltealelh,” fretn Malaga, has arrived In Baltimore with cargo of Raisin*. Parties wishing to purcLaae ly sending their orders, can have tho fcul forwarded te them direct. Address PETEK NICUOLSOX, Cara of Tho*. Klnsett Co., Daltliuore, Md. NOTICE. To those of our customers who have been to buy Clothing for the past three weeks in St. Louis, Cincinnati, Mtlwnukco. St. Paul, Dubuque, St- Joseph, and other in ferior markets, wo dcsiro to state that we have rented the old Second Presbyterian Church, homer Wabasb-ar. and Washing ton-at,, which wc are now roofing over, mak ing of it as good a store as circumstances win permit. We shall take immediate steps to fill this store with more desirable stock than ever before exhibited by us, and shall. do our whole.duty in re-establishing the rep utation that this market bas always sus tained of being the best clothing market in the country. We thank oar customers generally for their very prompt remittances, and assure them of oor intention to make our stock second to none in America. Ghas. P. Kellogg Go. ATTENTION CONSIGNEES! The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati St. Louis R. R. Co., (Formerly Great Eastern.,) Having cwd evert e*»rflon to loditeo consignee* to re* move tbelr property, tbea relieving toe war. tuoeae and caraof thecompanr. HEREBY .NOfIFT sit piriNln* trresud. thstgoode and property, not rumored wl-hla 3-1 boor* from receipt of notice, will be aent toatore at oxtwnaeaad rlakof owner-SSS COAS.H. WOoD, Chicago, October 30, lg7U Ay-ot, PUBLIC NOTICE. All parties owning ground In (be burnt district, who hare heretofore been anpplled wth water from the Water Works, are hereby notified to ahot off the water frr m tbelr terries pipes on mob gronad, either at the at net cock or by folding back the pipe aa near to the aa possible. Thlsls absclotelr necessary to prevent leakage aai waate of water, and to givs the necseaary supply fur n»e. J. MeABTHUB, W.n.CUBTIB, B. PBISDITICLH, Board of Public Works. jSotlco of Partnenblp. TbVunderelcaed hare thla day entered Into copartner ah'p, under th*firm name oCUOGaN A TASiSKY, aa Printer*, at 339 Wast Madison et. (Thompsoe Block). Chicago? RICHARD HOGAN. Get? 20,1571. JOB* B.TANSEY. Warrantee Deeds, TBUBT DEEDS AND LEASES 1 Can be obtained from FIELD. KING a CO„ 44S Michigan ar. NOTICE. Oar esatomera will plea** remit by draft or express. All moneys paid to any other parties (as rapreaeataUrp agents.} will not be acknowledged by WEBSTER 8809.. r. Comer West Waahlagtoa-st. and UhioaPark. SCAT.S*. FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES. In the late terrible.. Ore we lost onr entire stock of Scales, but in two days had taken a 'new office, commenced" the building of a temporary ware house, and begun to receive a fresh stock, and are now ready to fill all orders promptly. Our losses have been very severe, and we have made large sacrifices in resuming business thus early. We respectfully, but most earnestly, request all persons indebted to us to make imme diate remittance; or, if that is impossible, to advise us promptly WHEN payment CAN be made, that we may know what to depend upon in this sad emergency. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF&CO. 11 South Canal-st. BUSINESS CARDS. \\V\S\\\\\\N',*.NNSSNSN'' SS-. TO PHYSICIANS. BUSS SHARP. Lata 105 Stata-sL, South Division, Are Located at their Branch Store, So. 151 Ttvcnty-sccond-sl., Corner Wabrvsb-av.. \s itb a a*w and complete stock #r DRUGS AND Surgical Instruments Orders solicited, and will receive prompt attention. STANTON CO. OFFER A FULL LINK OF Family Groceries^ TVincs, liquors Havana Oigar.s, AT 857 WABASH-AY. bTANTOS 4 CO. Shoenfeld Bros. Co., Importers Commission Merchants, WOOLEN GOODS, &C. NO. 37(5 STATE-ST. WE ARC RECEIVING GOODS DAILY D. KEIEG-H CO., Pork Packers and Commission Merchants. Office: Star A Crescent Mills, No. West Randolph at Grain and provisions bought or a old for ca»b or on roarcitia. OPEiY FOR m'SIY£SS. f ISf ALL, NAZRO THOMPSON, JOBBERS IN BOOTS SHOES, 231 Micliipmn-av., near Harrison-st. BOOTS SHOES, Doggettj Bassett Hills’ UKAPIjrA 111 BUS AT 5.7-2. WABASH AV M corner Harmon court, are now r*:c?lving newjt-^ko! BOOTS AND SHOES, sp.l «re to sapp’s' fn«iom-*r*. BABBETT, ifflOLD SMlli! 330 East Monroest,, Are prepared to fill orders for ROOFING MATERIAL, SHEATHING FELT, HOLDING FELT, Ac. Blank Books, ‘STATIONERY, Writing Paper, Envelopes. 150 received this day, and now opened in my now building, 5, 6, and 7 Sandcipbist., between Wabash andHiohi gan-avs. J. W. MIDDIiEIOH. Wholesale Leaf Tobacco, JOHN MEVER, No. 231 Michigan-a r C, Iff* Henderson, WHOLESALE COOTS AND SHOES. Are now open far bnslnese on Mirhlzaa corner ConentHSt door north of liichletn-oT. Uitrl or new Tn-mont Il«-uac, with a complete stock or sea sonable scads. We are bonding a factory on tbs or* ncr of Mate and Twenty sixth Ms., and shall be road* to fill otdera for the celebrated Henderson Hoots about the 19th of November. C. 21. HENDERSON A CO. Dr. n. W. Sherwood, Dentht. formerly of IS and 19 Lombard Clock. Is pleaded to atsncaapwut he Las survived tbe fire, and from this date will reeme his patient* and friends at 479 Wabash av. VltaUzelMt-glrea, and teeth extracted withoat l Oct‘oter 21.1871 V i Chapin Gore, Wholesale dealers la imported wince and liquors, fine whiskies and dean. Also haroalarse stock sf deni* Johns, all sizes, at 142 Twenty-second st.. Chicago. 111. C* Hairlck, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Buildings erected for parli d«slrnos of furnishing tbclrewn materials. Kesideace39North Saayaaen-et. T. B. BROWNE CO., Hardware Cosuoleeion Merchants, Hare now In store Files, Steel, Leather Beilin?. Lace Leather, Steel Crow Ban, Steel Picks. ! IMIs-iH.. Ui r«nif, lurDiibi.d in lii-st »«jie of any bold is til* Wfimt. NOAPvwrnx rnicK-j. A-k for MMh- NK'VST, JOIKS W%TF.T, TOILET «OOl>S AM) I^ESFCHEHTt Flavoring Extracts &c. Wo iro prepired tomrplr tlietrido inclt? aadcnnn* try with all goods in our lino at t!io ahorteat notice. Ink. mucilage. Imir oiN. pom.vlrs, perfumery and alt toilet goods In I lie largest variety. STONE’S I’UKL FLAVORS fruit e*voces; Ingall’a Flavoring Extract*. With thanks (or past favors, and soliciting a conlir.amr:o of yvnr patronage, wo romaia >onrs. respectfully. H. A. STONE A Blank Books. Merchants and Bankers needing first-class Blank Books AT ONCE, should order from WILSON, HINKLE CO., 137 WALNUT-ST.. Cincinnati. nnio. Furniturey VAULOUniIMTUnB, BEDROOM FURNITURE. OFFICE rUUNJTOttH, To bo bid at wholesale priest IT7 West Rmlulph at, KunirsciiitY a hamans. Ant at 123 >Voxt Lake it. <.S\VAT,n Kr iU^MiMIJCT. USK J. R. LAWRENCE OO.’S Talent Fire and Damp-Proof Alwanous Paper Board. The lx-.-l known vnbstltnto far Plastering. Office northeast corn-r Lake and South Water it*., Chicago. Large Stos*e FOR RENT. The premia*''. S') and 32 Lake *t., corner Wabasb-av. will b« rebuilt hi once; HO feel on tie arena", by 4* feet on L&kc ft., fronting on both itroeis; !five stories and Immen** basement, inquire of J. U.&ERO, ju pbovt, nr M' fitVhlfau W. Farm and Freight Wagons By tlie tingle me or car Und. The tmdef;ijra«i| bay# estxVdbdiM a depot and oWc# at ho. TSB INDIANA AV„ opposite I hicagw. Burltncton A Quincy Pawnger Depot, for tbesale of llie celebrated Jackaon, Illcbiiran, Waffvoa; aie mads from selected tint her, seasoned 3 to I yea is Large s ock on hand: will sell low fur c.uh; lib eral discount made to dealer*. v&’All nork fully warr’nled.TTtt ALMJS. TOM LINSON A WEBSTER. Removal. Wm.-11. Heal Esl*!s an! neaae-Rentiar Agency. late II ran Block. IGi La-nils at., la now rated at lisiA West «t.. Ileal EAtata bought and **d»f, licne-a lUnfeit, and lt»nis Collected. Ac. BEAL ESTATE. A larj" amonnt of reiy desirable 31ANUFA6TUB* IM» PBOPEKIY, with best d*