VI) COMMERCIAL. 'KTARV. i:i:m>av Evoking, Nor. 2. T J to-day, was a little more in the bank clearings to i* to-dav against an aver over $1,500.000 last jrevk, »f business is increasing. the volume, of business i« o' the Increase in deposits 1-. ■j ea.-e in checks, and theag ••posit* held hv the savings f increasing. The principal State Savings. Merchants’. ehanics*. and Prairie Stale Ixtau no attention to imv limit of Litton f but j.:,j all check* that atv good. n request between hanks at par. ‘•ankers take bills of their custom k at 1-8 disoouut. 1 gold «-«npons alt-2 of 1 per cent ork quotation*, and government r. They sell the latter at New York lucly sorry to tlnd that, by the lintd ingot aline in reprinting an extract Jk I.VonomiV ofOctolhT'.K.inoiirmon '-ti'rtlay, an erroneous and injurious •nM beVonvevcd to the reader in ftv f «ur leading mereantllo linn*. The Sgof tin- extract as it apj>earcd In this oday. w a*, that these 13 flnu* would ,■mi 12 months time on their indebted i ‘-i«Tn creditor*. while in fact they I "-mplnied anything else Hum pay A thr maturity at their paper. We re |l raei of the Entnotnisl again, and In ■n iin which it appear**! in that paper, i: JUvve have italicised the line which was ("m y dropped out in our issue of yeMor was uu meeting of creditor* of any of h S Arm* referred to. hut the hitter took B •pportunity to inform their New York B i v would pay at maturity. The AVono- R reflow* iehl, I-eil.r it- Co.. H Field. Ueli.sllet .V CM.. iilLHeury W. Kitig .V t*o„ ha.-. I*. Kellogg ,v Co rn'; I. A. Kuhn A: Uro., 1$ s ojhild. Kail »V Co., ft s aim. Wmsipuld A Co., tfs. Frank ,v Co., w C. Mmimrlirld A Co.. S Price. Rosenblatt A Co., Stein. Kramer A Co.. we- stetlhaner A Weinman. i. ('lav burgh. Einstein A of/ jcy rents in •'•ill ut tmifnri(t/. It. W. A A. Keith, In full in 6, 9, and 12 ITamliu. Hale A Co, 50 per cent in 3, G, 2 in.nuh-. Nov. 1. r*. itv. and E. Panlrldgo, 50 per cent in 4, 2 month-. Ji-uiu Oct. 23. Ilow.-n. Hunt A Win-low, 671-2 per cent IC months, from Nov. 1. r*. Richard-, rrnmbangh A Shaw, 75 per ti. 9. ami ic months, from Nov. i. •t's..). V. J’anvcll A Co, will probably nr a -s-tt Icmcm i.. pay in full at 9,15,21.27, and yith-. frotn dan. 1.1«72. qmo-i exten-ive hurst-up that’ha* occurred I market for some lime culminated this week 4 faihn of the ejothing bouse of Simon Mack jin The liabilities of the llrm amount on mvrehamli-c account, >-i7.V.1.r.4 as t iue to banks. of mourner- conipri-c hrrrnty-jire of tho r hou.-e- in the iir.v Good* Commission mif beading the list fop $11,000; firo for yls !,.r sis,ooft each; itiac for SIO,OOO 1 au-i rifty sre t o'others, making a total of f A-a ha-i-of compromise wo learn that m have proeeeded far enough, with tho --t a—ct-, to make an offer of 40 jior cent jl.hui iwndinc the aeihm of the committee to examine the books nothing ilciiuilc agreed upon, fin User said: ;-re-eiil. (.let. -j-. we m loam Of but OUC •fhi. are i-eallv buying and shipping goods •-vacn, ami that i- Me—rs. Field, filler ACo„ auiich among the large-t suffeii-rs, are yer I m the held a„ ojs-i-tiors. adopting tho bid tlurejs no lurtler place to look for a •'lan where it was ly-t. inionued on reliable authority that tJio r’ s r*f cent of the-loek of tkn Iteiiub- Taiiet* i iopany will be called in at once. W -land tbe intention is to pay the los-es alJ d to go on with the tmsl- S-e companv. It w;i- an eyormou-, mis part ol ili<‘ company that they :ar;!ejd. Home, of New York, and others, s ,.i'*tiiz.it:on-th:- system of agents anti the roainn-ot lui-iin s-—is, in fact, worth 1 u Tie-capital. The prompt as-esnim nt of }->“Jiohi»-;> for m-w eapital insured tho v--;iv of biisim--. and we learn that the re- oi tin- Ea-teni eimip.tnies arc i to r p»-r day in Chicago alone. rript- nl seine ol the Knglish companies nndeisti.sid. been a„ high as from 1 vn -•nuh- (!a\in this citv. during the t'-«- V* !u nit al-o ivuiemticrml that in- I alesjiM-. I n Hie average, just about three high a- they weie before tho pro In this tliat thisei.nriiiniis advance extends nil -he We-t, ;;t least, and to a con oh- extent over the whole. United it i- ea.-v to wyi Jiow the ■t-of neeipts f..r premiums and the tle f: romp; i,ia,i; afford an opportunity for targe and i»eiTeeHy organized comp.uiies wot*ld Justiiy the a.—essnicnt of the stoeb tor tlie total amount of the losses to pay onve. Tliv org.inij.al ion of the Ucpnbuc is it no a.--prompt action could he taken as ol Hie itrge Ka-tfltJ eompanfes. In»* -torkhol hr- V. vie SO numerous and so -jk but then can Is* but little doubt that if ‘■any will now e.-ll m it* so percent of nn •k. and rh-.w that its pi-cultar stvle of or ‘mi-really a-none one, and not a debt p’.n l>-t-D\vV -all iIK In— es within two ve.irs and have a reputation then that will be tJcMiihiiin iy lui'. liCfii heaped upon thMoeal :i o-nmijiMiir.of Ibis city on account of g—trly show of assets us compared to Ha- i /ind to J«--es. :m«l comparisons are fre- r Vi'Jliav.n i- -tween tiicm ami the New York lav..table to the general management 1 The public. however, do not went i '•gs*3' tie- fuel that Chicago companies i js .unit out iu their own domicile*. and •r ;i'~et> iu tin- hliuin* of loans and In build- v .-I d and occupied by themselves Itavebeeii t Had si tire of similar proportions oe- York.il improbable that the com- tint city would have made no t •owing than that which now •.;e!.;,i.!0 for Cnleago companies. Even sii.iny iii.niinicmen of thlscitv have the 1 r»>n that tin* tlm-.-foui tbsof the New York a T> "hieh ha\e -u*iM-tidcd will not Ik* able an an :ivcr:ige.soeenlaon tlic dollar. In 1 •ii* Jiie liicairo companies, however, there i jriiiii'iiiiK'i' which will go largely toward I p ewij t in* small assets which* they nre rj to have. Ihe money of these companies t .i't instances, loaned to person- who will «ir debt* to the companies by the total l ly lia\e sustained on policies j;fven by the I fie-. Thus, if tin* companies had made a t r sih/Aft. to some one who scoured it t.-aia-on a building that Vf:p* injured for. i hi the same company, the fio.oao r t';e polii v would, in accordance with the “,r»s oi tlic National Bankrupt law. offset f«*r the borrowed money. It is, however. .cu v itl» some of the l>esi legal minds In whether the ci|ultle- in the present case 1 i.t b-- -o changed as to afford authority for j f;ng ihe right of the debtor to oilset his in- 1 to the bankrupt company in that way. i bints ot one plan being practised now, I a inx stndi debts, that is certainly neither h«-sn.ruble, and that ought to bt* invest!* i Tin-i-b the effect that a good many per- t I*l.,■owed iV* in-unincocompanies for bar- t Uuetu y: haw bought polleiiM from other in- l •‘ir-. had tie m a-.sipntsi to themselves, and i it tin to in—nr intend to put them i .:f-ets i.. their debts to the companies, i ,vuld be -itaidy cheating tho great majority t jHiliry--bidders out of their proper proper- 'Uiie a--- whatever they may be. 1 cl tin- 5 .--tern insurance companies are ,i-inp enipronnso with their poliev- i without e-inp thrown into cither bank- vi,r lie-1. ied -of a receiver. and propose to i .lia ir holders that they will pay them 1 t* intteh at mice as they would pet at the t 1 i ji.-ai !y two year*, from the settlement of i ffjpaitj's a.Tuirs by a receiver, or by an as- vin ban’.iuptcy. *U Is natural that the t •at «l --i.e of some of the companies J J»- bv e.iu.jiroiuis4‘. should excite name mi— s (.ii llie j;.s: lof policy-holders that somebody t ■iiiL 1<« make a profit at their expense, But J and -TIM* of settling the affairs of a nby a r,.. iver. or by an assignee in bank ili> not-• ■m to be fully understood. Tin* ijsitiatji j—i -i in the present ease is. that ing jo ih- of nearly all lire insurance nyrv in -im-. the policy-holder has one ur.tr JTricl: lie may put in ids proofs of loss. ir* l-ion *.wnM prevent the receiver or ns from legal A -tats tip the apprcp.il;* liability comjiaiM nidi! tin* end of a after the There would al-o be delay in the realization .f jh»- npany, and lep.il proci*cdinps rv vti-ji in application of the assets to the •atiotiei tiie.lebi*-. Ipiwt implies delay, and •r-imph i-'ii-e t hat absorbs tin* property r-.lien. a- a -jHinpe -neks up water. In cas«*s v Hie-c p op ■i-.i'..* of immediate <>oinpromlse i,v 1 m men of Imnirablc reputa Seelii- probable tilt* policy-holders Would, -J. do well IO acivpl. if-atithoi ir< d bv Mr. .lamea M. noivnisn. r -i.|« ti: "f ihe l.vcomlnp insurance Coni iV Mum ic. n.. l s.y that tl*** report a roinpaiiV br.s sv.-i—nded is entire,y v.n j-i.. jupan .''s b»s-.« hen* were sent* thins k ,ani. Till.-', topcthvr with olLi*r recent •Vi in un.-% l\:mia and els when*. 1 ci -.vai v j. r the cotopany to a**s(w. its ..irt. j-i.: T- ’-t cent on the of :i b\ ;!>':n c >r-t«s’k. The Lycondnp is I -"oiib-- r n.ntxnd ;:i]».ujies hi ’the Vnltcd 7 Tl.e a-- --m* id (>t J-.* 1-2 percent will pay r* of lb*.- company, and leave a surplus |i,':« ridi-. The company Is doing busiue— J.ATIWT. vVonv yov. 2.-(;oid hteadyal 112 1-S; it f.1,., i;,«. d.iv at 112. mi l closed dull at J! 1 j.oai.- were i-s for Use. and 101 l to Hal; 2 p*v c.urvimr. rally clcwriUK- at the v/haii e Isal*k There were vi a bills tu?ndc. d. New York C-nl~.il. Lake .short*. .\wein I’nion iK'ing very .oroiii. The mar- Vcak at tin* clom* with a slight J'k-Huc. R, *r. in tVa ih*' road lias be.-i i let« tao I‘cnnsyl /l otml. The tenu- tn .-a *-l s ;:ve the stts-k --f L *,s pitl.-bm u.t Ib».a: v.-ji dividend ot freejic The lease* i- 10.- yfrom IK f »yr 1, 1* I 1 «rV c*isv at f. to T P* r cem. ft!- L.ud‘s dull. s.*Kiii of July very V Sotbmg doing iu ek-;. .rpng. I"* Vl .fuiuc»ds: I Al Jl7 Con;*-. V 7 UiM ~r‘ .J-. ~n:r-& r.vtp naT-t* Yd HI '-esl •H*-,-.-. l-stem C3H i .riVind as I .v«.nliWivH»-rn pld f*»Jd 5.5. C. to. BM iiu-i' IT l-t i New jorsey lIX> M iti i j Jhs-kisl.-nd W0 7-S “i:\;.vc -s.. Paul 27 I- it, l-'aigo :-2 .-2 i Paul, preferr'd 7C 3-J -.-.ii e>« tKteu. f.H Vahasb. prfcfcrr*d El /•.nlt-tl PI I-- Fuji VjU;:* tY 1-2 jittr.J i I'-rr-. ir+uto 12 I* T-Tni’iil li ti.-nlc. pid. Is; V..-21' fl*-! t- *C. A ILI 1-4 Ilnricra 1211-2 C. A.. profcrrM 113 1-2 Harlem, pivlcrfd 121 1-2 A* M 3S 1-1 Heading lus ludiuna Central.. 17C-5 Micliicau Ccntml.llC C\, XL Q... VSJ r. I*. Mock 21 H. A St. Jo X’aiiama .V> l*. bunds Id 2 1-8 Lake Shore lw 1-4 Union I‘aclllc do. J>7 Stale bauds; Tennessee Cs ftc Entihdnna new.... W. Tcnnesscc.ncw... Gf. North Carolina Cs .'W'5-S Virginia, old C»l-4 N. CaroHnu. new. 19 Virginia, new 63 Carolina G*. TO Missouri Cs 93 W S. Carolina, new.. 3C7-S Jatui-uUu Gs C 5 Ural Estate. The following diHumicnts were tiled for roconl on Thursday, November 2: Warranbt* deeds— Moonawny place.ncarThirty seventh street, cast mint. 19x125 feet, dated Nov. 1; nmsidenttiuii. $1,750. West Washington st, between Idnridn nnd ’Rol'cy st«, north front, 25x125 feet, dated Oct. 7; con sidcration, Jo.rOO. West Madiwiu si., between ITorue and Robey *t«, south front, 30x125 feci, dated Nov. i: considera tion, SC.OjO. Lot.* 42 to 46 in DillcrV Block 4ft. f?oc. 7*39, K. being the so comer of Kiuidc and Oilier at*, tlated- Oct 2; consideration. $4,000. Ixit* 7.10, und 11, in Block S3. Carpcnlcr’R Addi tion, being on Peoria st. bet Washington and Mad- Ison sts, dated fhd. 31; consideration. *2,00-i. Von Bnren st. 50 ft e of HalsiM st. r f. 25x119 ft; also, lots 7,lft. and 11. In Block 53, Carponter’e Ad dition, dated Oct. 31: consideration. $2.000. Hoisted st, n w cor of Jackson si, e f, 95x125 if, dated Oct. 4; consideration, $24.0"0. South 50 1-2 ft of KotCT. In Block 12, of w 1-2. See. 5.39,14, Iwingou Dickson st. near Division st, dat<-d Oct. 24: consideration, S7OO. I*)t* y and 10. in Bloch a. of James Morgan s r. c. l-i. c. l-i. Sec. 12,39,13, dated October 2J; con Block 10. in Freer’* w. 1-2. n. w. 1-4, Secs. 2,39, 13, being 3 acres, dated September 4; considera tion. $5,000. Lot Si. iu Co?sitt Addition, dated November 2; consideration. $2,500. Real estate mortgage* and tnist deed*. 8; quit claim deed* ami releiLse*. 9; chattel mortgages. G; other itL-tnimcnt* conveying property iu Cook C«»uuty. 9; together with 91 diK’unu-ms, which were rc-rtcorded by reason of the lire. COIiMLEKCIAL. Thursday Evening. Nov. 2. The following are the receipt* und shipment* of {•rmlucc at this |»ort during the past twenty-four miirs. a> far a- reported, ivith the corresponding quantities one year agq: Rereijife. fihipmtnt*. 16’9- Jrtl. Fionr.hrU 4.612 4.520 5,2i'«3 6,119 ■Wlietil.hu 15.020 91,295 64.4G9 231,209 Corn, bn 91.023 35,955 RKSOC 2C,<30 Oats, bit 87,990 19.712 147.986 14,650 Rye, bu C,547 7,562 16.797 Barley.hu 15.570 7,640 15,112 20.203 Grass *l**l. Ills, 42.0:K) 40,05<) 27,901 21.0CJ Flax seed, lbs 5J.000 Broom corn, lb* .231,300 Cur meats, 1b*...... 21,125 39,360 224,786 212,260 Becf.hrl* 1,170 Cl 7 1,405 3,0i‘4 I’ork.brl* 8 453 400 I-ml. tc* 11,2:10 89,017 1C2.527 TalhiW, lb* 31.890 7.430 Butler, lbs 52.313 0*,912 19,196 20.000 Uve Jmg*. No 11.101 11.940 1,929 5.467 Cattle. No 1.662 Hides, lb* 102.351 143.7*n 138,991 150JT70 Highwiues. brls 421 155 JOS 470 Wool. 55..‘tuft 71.240 17,1 ik) 70,487 I’Otatoes, bu 4.772 4,29* I.OTO 617 Lumber, in 2.096 jjcu; i.o>)s 2.484 ShingK-.m 1.90* 3.400 3,ft:oG 1,630 I-alh. iu 50 J2C 37 247 Salt, In-la 3,100 2.-2C5 1,520 Withdrawn ye-terdav for city conaimiiidon: 286 bu wheat; 3,875 bu cum. The following grain ha* Ihmu received up to 10 o’clock this morning; 187 cars wheat: 199 car* corn; C 2 cure and Ift,) bu oat*: 15 car* rye* 2fi car* barley. Total (490 cars). *jio.i>w bu. Tlie lending pnxluce market* wore much stead ier to-day, anti a belter feeling prevailed, though they were not particularly active, either ep«*cu latively or for shipment. There was. however, a greater itUKMiiit of interest uoticeabic, tho talk tying generally about trade, with much les* go*- rip than usual. The receipt* were moderately lull, and mueh more nearly equal lo the riiiu metii* than on any day heretofore since the tiro. Ue note. t.*o. a more active ton* pervading out side business eireles. Tim stoek* of good*, t/10 delivery of wbieh l»j- the railroad eonmaulen wa* d«day«Ht for w-verai day*, in the general chao*. ale now Imitigopiuied out, ami the great majority of our «ierehanls veem to have made satlsfaelory arraiigeiuem* fur all they are likely to want to sell, in *i»ite of tin* assuraiu'e* uf jieopSo in rival cities to tbe effect that Very many would be un able to re-uine. Tlie whob-sai,. trade of Chicago biw* fair to l>e resumed with a loss not equal to six weeks ol total interruption, or one-eighth of the year’* trade. The pre.-ent prospect i* that the mcivaiitlle and pnutuee business of the citv in 1671 will I*e more than 90 per rent of that in Isto. Ilighwiiios were mure active, but weaker, in sympathy with heaviness in New York. Early sale* were reported of 900 brl* at and later of luo brls at sTe. Tin- market rlo-ed dull. Lake freight* wen: dull at ycstenbir’s ditnin i-iu*l qiudation*. the shipper* not being at all euxiou* to take held. I’he arrivals in New York aiv so large now that shippers are nfraiil of the ef fei-lon prices. A total of sewn grain charter* wasivimrlvd.v hich w ill carry out 50,0ai bu wheat. 62.1NJ0 bu coin, and bu oats. Rate* were quoted at !*c tor wheat: s l-2c for corn, ami 6 l-2t* lor oats, by sail to Buffalo. Through rale* to New York were quoted al 33c for wheat and 3ic for corn. Provisions were more active. ami lirm at prove on* quotations. Moss pork was in falrdemand for Inline at inside prlees, but holders would uot concede. Wo quote old pork at $13.00, nuw pork at *12.75 rash or seller Uecenilier; $12.02 l-2al*V7s seller .Tanuaxy. mid Ji2.7r.aia.B7 l-2*ellcrFebruarv. Laid was a shade tinner. being reported strong 111 JJverpool. and sold readily as far as offered at yy-teforold or new, cash: quoted at 8 5-Baß 3*tc seller Dcceiidwr, and By-tc seilerJamiary. Meats were in good reqmvt aud tlvui at 61-lc t«r shoul der*. the last lot Ixelngsold 10-dav, C i-2c for short rilts. and 7c for short •dear, all loose; d„ boxed at f* l-2e, «y-lc. ami 7 1-te. Sweet pickled barns 10 1-2atie. (irwa meals quoted at 4<; for shoulders, r. y-icfor short rib.iiml7a7l-ic for hams. Me-sla-ef at fs.QsaH.so, and extm mess beef at Tallow at tvil'c. the outside for prime pack* ers: sales were reported of 75 brls old mess pork. atiKUv; 500 brl- new do at $12.75; 200 I iris do sel ler February, at sn.w, iw tvs lard b»UU at sy-ic; 150 tes new lard at 8 :t-lc; 250 tes «lo seller 10 dars at H 5-Hc; 250 tes do seller to Februarv 18. at 8 5-Se; 50 tes la-ad ami gut lard at 8 5-8 c; 50,000 lbs green hams, seller last half of November, at 7c; uo.ooj lbs old shoulders at G Hr; 40.000 lbs green should' ers at 4c; 40 tes hew extra mess beef at SIO.OO. Flour was In less urgeutdemand.bm llnnly held «t previous prices, Strippers held off. leaving tho market to local dealers. Sales wen* reported of 100 tirls while w Inter extra* (Nashville Kagle) at $7.50; 50 hi Is do at $7.25; 150 brls do on private terms; 1110 brls sprint? extras at #7.00; 200 brls do (Davis* Fxlra) at $0.75; 200 brls do (Isa-kport llv dmulir) tit $0.55: 200 brls do on private terms. To tal. I,wo brl*. Also 200 brls kilu-drled conx meal at 62.75. The amount of flour in store In Chicago on the Ist instant, waft jfl.aTO brls same time last rear. 01.220 brN; same time iMio, aj.ortohrls. Theamount In store a month ago was ttKJtGO brls. Wheat was weak but averaged u slutde higher than ycsteidiiy. 'Jlicre was a modenite snip ping demand early, which absorbed all the cur rent offerings, cash wheat not being offered in large quantities. Options were irregular. Seller the last hull was nearly the oulv onedeult in; that ojH tied at r1.2l 3-4. stud declined to 51.201-2 at the cion*. Seller the month was quiet but more steady; it closed at 51.19. New York was report ed quiet, with little change, and Liverpool was steady, but option-holders here were weak, ap parently afraid that the cost of insurance will carry down,the market, even if New York Is not beared heavly by the recent liberal shipments Irem this ami other points. The local inquiry was nim-li better than for .several days past, and the other grades than No. 2, espec ially No. 1 spring, were in bclterrequcst and tlrm. Winter wheal was better; No. 1 red nominal at st.;tl. Cash sales were riqstrb'd of C.cwo tm No. 1 opting at 51—11-K 4,o( lm No. 2at 48 l-2<‘*. 4:t.Hoo bu do at 49c; 2.ts*(> lm vellow at 49 l-2c; 2.400 bu rejected at 44 Ho; 12.8■••n bn do at 41 i-2e; L»sXUm do at 41 i-4c; HObudoat 4ic; f>,uoo bu new at 4ir. Total, w,- ixxi lm. (ml-were moderately active in u speculative way. but with no demand for shipment. The in nituy was sufficiently good, however, to sustain Use luaiket at ye-tenlay’s l utes, at 30.».W l-.V regu lar, cash or seller the nioniU: :tol-ia3o:»-8e for striilly prime m-eipts. and soi-2elor seller la-t half. Heller iHeember was held at 31 1-to. and -ell* r Jaiuciiy at ;ri i-2e. C’a>h k»U*s were repart «sl i f c.uiolm at :«0 3-B.*; ci.OXH)ii at Wc; 28,ixw bu at Mr 18c: ut.oro bu at :xm* i.voo bu rejected at 17c: fire bu do at 263 de; i.guu tm dout 26 l-jc. To lal, 168.000 bu. wasqnl*-t ami unchanged. A few holders asketl to 1-ye tor No. I, but could not obtain it. Hales Were 2.-MX) bu No. 2at i-N*; iuo bu rejected at Me 4iW bu by sample at Li. Total, 3,-jOO bu. B;it ley v sis tuote active, and Una at yesterday's prices. Sales were lepoiletl of 11.40U bu No. 2 at •V. l*2e l.oeO bu do nt 55c «x> bu No. 3 at >1 l-2c -3.2U0 bu do at 44e 000 bu bv simple at 6V; 1,009 bu do nt C 2; aoq bu do at uv v>> Undo at Me; 400 bu do at .'4k*. Total, 21.800 hu. Tlie Ottumwa Journal s »jv Tlie follow ing |s a statement ot the number of hogs six months old and over listed for taxation. April 1, in Ohio. Kentucky. IlltuoU. lowa and Mis. souri. which an* the only Western .States that com pile Ibese statistics, tor a number ol years. The follow Lug is the comparison for three years; 1871. 1870. I^3. Ohio 2.104,403 1,720,11.1 l.t'^ts Kentucky 914.886 910.626 TD.GsJ E’.Uioi- 2,9.18.749 2,220,1151 2,0W.7y| lowi I.(KRWC7I 7 079,703 Mi—Ollii 2,514.997 Total 7.0U21 6.575,»1 This hhow an increase over year of tr: 1-3 »vr cent In theae nml from the report* ob tained from Indiana. Kan*a*. Nebraska, and WLi ronhln we hate no doubt that the increase in these states In fully np to the above overage/* A number of merchant* of New Orleans hold a meetiuson the nisht of the nd tilt, to ro-discn** tla-barite project by which they have hom>d for tear* paet to divert the pr.'dn trade of Chicago (town the Mississippi. The s.iujjulne views eutor tained. are shown lu the follow tu£oxtßici« from the report of the touauiUee which was adopted nnaiuotndy; ••ICever wan there such a time io iho history of >few Orleans so favorable lor ncuVioca systematic elfori to build up her tr.uie. ChJeajro, wheri* the urn In trade liar, centred no ions, Is la a?iie> and while many ye».r« will be required io re build Jn»r waivhuu-o** and rcs.'cntrate the capital necessary to control to:- trade, tie pro duce ol the country will imnnwlUie- seek now channels to market. Hi. Loui.* ocf.tpi> a petition finite a* favorable a-, do»v» Chicago for eoutrc-Ulm: thin trade, HJto ha* the wealth, auj the men. to FUcceK-dully baild up a (train buamr««i hirer r than Chicago ever erJoyed r,i>e has oil the iniTioudfidvaniHse.seniejod by Chicago. and, lu addition, alio law the Si i*si »-dpul, whtoh, during the greater portion of tlw» yiv*r, enable* h*«r to jvm h the Oulf at low rat**. Ht. Loci* t a de*-Utiod to be the largest inland rhy ic A-tarno*; what ever mahes bt- Louis gre.-*i j*cf »Lcrct ad*• &r. Uir.» loNew Orleans. We nar-’ili. ihs-r**Tt»ro, ir.vlte nt. Louis to unite with i;-- sr. pb> hut cn’-heMtsaisalppl JUwr !i line of Larf'-i winvt: v>l.i otsrrj (be grata .9,841.796 of tlie Wept to thin city nt all reasons of the year at rates so low that railroads cannot compete. “The Illinois* Central Railroad and connecting lines under its control traverse nl>out 1 ,(uw miles of Ihe richest territory of the Northwest, bavins a terminus nl Cairo. This raid was constructed to rany the produce of that vast region to Cairo for New Orleans, but the extraordinary effort* made by Chicago to control Ibis trade, aided by the war, which cut off all communication with this city, diverted nnd carried it to other markets. The capitaland enterprise which accomplished this have been {neatly impaired !>y the destruction of Chicago. and while we admit that •dm will be re built, sevcralyears will lie reunited, during which the large trade which naturally belongs to her po sition, will occupy her tofthe extent of her ability, leaving an immense and rapidly increasing trade, which must find a market, ria Cairo, to New Or leans. ITie Illinois Central Railroad will, no doubt, aid In the construction of a barge line, having rapacity .-utlideut to carry the large autpmit of produce which will come over her road •'New Orleans ran become one of the largest himtier markets in the cotmtry. The pine forest* trihularv to her are inexhaustible, and the facili ties afforded for loading barges on the Missis sippi would insure up-river freights for barges arriving with produce, thus contributing to lower rates of freight. This trade should become one of great Jmimrlanee to the people of New Orleans. Men from the West are coming here to engage in the lumber trade with n view to sclliu g their pro duct in the BL Louis market. The rapid destruc tion of the pine forests of the Northwest and the rapid increase in Us population will soou compel .st. Louis to look to the pine forests of the South for her supplies," LATER. In the afternoon there wa* nothingdolng in pro duee, e-wpt in wheat, which wn* weak, opening at $1.201-2 seller last half, and closing with sellers at $1.201-4. Cash No. 2 spring sold at ?MS 1-2. The Daily market, BUTTER—TIio demand for goodtocholi'o grades keep* i«ire with the supply, and price* remain firm at 22a25c. The supply of low grade is increas ing some, and holder* worn less linn iu their view*, though a* yet no quotable decline has been suffered, sale* making at I2alßc for common to fair tub and tirkiu. Tue movement out i* chiefly on New York and Boston account, though small lota are being taken for Lake Superior and the lumber regions. BAUUINU—The bagging market was without change in anyessemial particular. A steady, fair bu«ines« is doing and the quoted prices ore flnuly adhered to. Stock arc ample. We repeat our li*l» a* follows: Stark, 36c; Lewiston, Wo; American, 31 l-2e: Minnesota. 3*)o; burlap* bag*, 211-2a22c; ctlbnle*. 17a250: wool sack?. fi7e. BUILDINfr MATERIALS—Under a COWitUied brisk demand prices ar«! arsing toiler for nearly nil article* In the li-t. though aside from lime, whlehhasadvanced2.lc.no material chaag»* ha* a° yet taken place. The price of building brick is still unsettled, though sale* arc chiefly within the range of our quotations: Stucco, $2.5003.00; ce ment, $1.75; lime, in hulk. j enr. There wa*a fair local and Interior demand to-dav at the annexed quotation*: Now York factory, 13a15 l-2c; Ohio factory. irtaHc; WeMoni do. 12a14c. were the same u* for a fortnight past. Ihr demand wn* reported active at some of the yard*, while at others trade wa* slack. Tho aggregate demand, however, was liberal, and the following quotations wore flmilv adhentl to all around: Lehigh, prepared, sv.so; Lackawanna, $9.00; Erie,sß.so; Walnut Hill, s*.6o; Indiana,s7.o9; Hocking Valley, $7.50; Wilmington. $5.50. ClDKU—Nmurepletitv.and is K-Ilingat a slight reduction from the price* current earlv in the wcok. Wc now quote at 55.iXm5.50 for common, and at $5.75a6.00 for choice. EGtJS—Wore iu demand, nnd sold readily at 2±i 2lc—the outside for frvsh in small package*. FRUITS—DRIED —DeaIer* report continued activity In tho demand for both domestic mid foreign assortment*, nnd the buoyant lone that ha* distinguished the market for several week- past I* *llll prevalent. Of some description* then? I* Htill, and will continue to l*e. a scarcity, but the stocks generally are improving, und prices are quite uniform. We quote a* follow*; Date*. 91-2 alO l-2e; llg-, drums. 20a22e; tig*, box, 23a*,V- Turkey prune-, 9aloc; French do. I4aJsc; raisin*. old, $3.25; do new. $4.25; blaekbcrrie*, 16al8o; Jiitted cherries, analix*; peach.-*, pared. 24i»25c; lH*ache«. halve*, 9 l-2aio l-2c; aupk>, 6al"c: cur rants, 91-2 a 10c. GREEN FRUITS—Wore in good request at about former rate*. The supply of apple* i* liberal, but In addition lo a fair local demand there i* consldenible inquiry for shipment, ami pi ice* an* su-taiui'd. Graaberric* an* m-Uve and lirm. We quoth: Apples on track at $i.75a2.23, and from store at s2.oi)a3.oft. Crauberiie* $9.00 a U.co for wild, and $i2.09a14.«>0 for cultivated. FISH— Lake llrii wcreiimicr. with indications of an advaui-c, a* the receipt* have been light for several days past and dealer* are bothered to promptly ill] order*. Of other d-scrijdion* the stock* are liberal and price* rulesteadv. There i* a fair active burinc** doing at Hie following quotations; No. 1 whiteiMi, SLSOaL7S; No. I 84.00u4.23; No. 1 shore mackerel, 51U.0Ja10.25: No. 1 l»ay, SS.DOa9.w: No. 2 mackerel, s*.ooas.so; bank cod, S6.(X)uc.CO; George’s cod. sT.sa7oc*; choice silver drips, extra tine, 90a95e; fancy. 75aS’)c. SPlCKsj—Allspice, liaise; cloves, 19a20e: cos- situ 4Kii2oc; pcpiwr, 2Ja2ic: nutmegs. $1.2 ial.:w. fcOAPS—trench mottlod. f. :Mu7c; standard, 61-tuG y-4c. (lerman mottled. C Hue JNc; crasive 5 n-taCc; brown Windsor. 4 l-2al ado; palm, t;i 4 1-2 C. STAECIT—GIosfI, 9 3-ialOc; corn, lOtilO l-2o: laundry. c l-2a7c; common. Part l-4c. HAY—Notuiug now was developed in this mar ket. Business was reasonably actlvc.both to sup ply local wants and for shipment East and up tin* lakes, and for pressed descriptions the fccUug was tlrm. Ixhjso bay on wagons remains quiet, and is selling irregularly. We reiieat our (|uotations: On track—Timothy, pressed. iUi.OOaI4.UO; prairie, fo.ooaio.oo. On wagon—Timothy, ill.0u;il2.00; prairie, loose. sa.Od.(lO.Oh Fur dc ilverj* of pressed liny, $1.00a1.50, according to dis tance. HIBES—The demand is improving. Eastern buyers, who have been laOuing off for lower price*, are now taking hold, a* the propects for a decline are not as nattering as thev were a fort night ago. The receipts, ‘though still light, are steadily increasing, and tue daily Kties show a fair aggregate. Wo make no change iuour quotations: Green salted, light. 11 l-4e; do, heavy, 10 l-2e veal, kip, llal.V; green calf, 17c; dry enlf, 2or; dry Hint. !9a2oc; dry salted. 16 al7c; ury kip. 22c; ueaeons, ."suiwc: scored, cut. or otherwise (Uiniagi*d. two-thirds price. LEATHEIi—There was no change worthy of note in this market. A moderate business wus do- ing at former rates: Wo quote: liLMLucK—City haniess, union. 37arwc; cltj* harness, tcayse; country hanie-s. 34a36e; linc.citv, peril). 09a42e: kip, per lb. EOeatt.ou; kip, veafs, 5l.00ol.15; city upper. No. 1. iky ft. 20a29c; city upiK-r, No. 2. iK*r ft. 2Ts»27e; country upper. No. 1, 24a27c; collar, iK*r ft. 21a2:u*; calf, city. 51.25a1.45; calf, conntiy. 5i.10.ii.25; rough upper, uto 13 llis. 35a37c: t uiigh uiqvr. 14 to 18 lbs. 32a3tc; rough np]M*r, damageil, 2&a3t»c; Buffalo slaughter sole. Oak—Slaughter sole, 40n4. r s*: 3'lilladelphia sole. 43u4Gc; harness.per lb, :«ki4:ic; kip. light, sl.*Wu 1.15; kip. No. 1, medium. s. Northern wintered drove* are salable at $y.25M.25 tbo outside for really choice. Tho market closed steady. HOGS—Received* to-day, 7,9Ufj; rceived this week, 36,»0u. Tmde oj>cned a little *lack till* morning and the market seemed to l>e lacking In strength. IJlieral receipt* were looked for and there was a pretty general dlporiilun among buy ers to hold uff for lower price*. But before mid day it became evident that the arrival* would bo moderate, and trading became more active. A* tho demand improved, price* stiffened, and before the close seller* had succeeded in working price* up a little—the advance averaging about loc per 100 lb*, shippers and packer* were operating, and between them about everything wa* pick***! up, sale* making nt $3.75a3.5-> for common; ti.ivu 3,95 for good lot*, and at $4.00a4.20 for prime lo choice. The market closed lirm. SHEEP—Received Unlay, 350; received this week, a.830. The effect of the meagre receipt* was to strengthen the market, though the absence of anything like activity iu the demand checked the upward tendency. Good to choice mutton sheep were wauled at f1.una4.75, while common thin lot* were neglected at f3.23a3JD. The market for cargo lumber wa* les* active, owing to tho sundler receipt*. Price* were steady, but some dealer* reported *lgu* of an easier feeling, many of the dock* Wing full, and labor *carc*i for the unloading of cargoes. Sale* include the following: Cargo of nchr Jcnnielx-l, from Manistee, HO m ft, at $17.06 for and scantling; 823.01 for tim ber 20 to 3o ft long, and $2*1.00 for Umber over 3u ft. Sold by Blanchard. Borlauox boards, seleclttl, 16 Inches and upward* 35.00a40.00 A stock iKiard.* :«0.00a35.00 Bstiu-k board* 25.00a35.00 Common Ixturd*. joist*, scantling, small limber, &e., 16 feet and under I?.00a20.00 Fencing i5.00a20.00 Joists ami scanning, 18a24 feet 20.t<0a26.00 Pickets, square 16.00a17.u0 IMckct*. flat a13.P0 Clear i»o*t*, *piu 16.00ai5.00 Clear posts, round 20.wa22.00 I-ath a 4.00 Sawed shingle*. No. 1 1.25 a 2.75 Sawed shingle.-. A or star 3.75 a 4.00 The LaCrosse iiVpiibhran says: “it lias been gencniHy given out by the pro* that the recent tire* have affected the lumber market bvthe de struction nr timber In the Northern pinerie*: but inquiry' prove* tbi* statement to be good only as to Chicago, the lumber market of which city alone i* (relieved lo have In-cn afiected by the tire, Oshkosh. Fond du laic. Mlnncupli*. and other town* have been obliged to advance the price on boards and sawed sniff, or do*o up their mills, but none of these cities attribute the i-iliTening up in price* to tires; The.-ame rea.-on given (by our dealers rule* and govern* the action of the mill men who saw for the Northern pineries, which i* nothing more or le** than the scarcity of log®, one of tin- bent informed and most care ful judge* of Western lumber dealer* told u* that the ]a*t season not more than three-fourth* of a crop of lot'- wa* secured, and that for the pa*t four month* log* and lumber ha%e been 100 near the same figure* for tin* manufacturer* to save themselves, and that they have been anticipating the change a* an inevitable result of last winter’* business m tho wockl*.” .7IARUETM BY TKLKCB.U'U, Ig>srov. Nov. 2.—Consols closed nt 93 for both money and account. United State* 5-20 bond* of 18C.2. 9! 3-8; lbC5, old, 91 1-2; 1867, 93 l-b; KMC*. 89 3-4. Fuankyobt, Nov. 2.—United State* bond*, W. 3-S. The amount of bullion In vault In the Rank of England increased x*SsT.oo(‘ since last week. Sugar, afloat. 29* f-dabu*. I'.vui*. Nov. 2. —Bourse—Rentes, r,Bf. sc. LivKuroot, Nov. 2, Evening.—Cotton market cloM’d quiet. Middling upland*. 9 1-Jd middliug Orleans. 93-4 d Sale* today have been 15.0 M bale*, of which 4,090 baled are tuken on *pi«cuhi lion ami export. Petroleum—lh-lined, 19d. J’rovisious—X’ork, 475. Nrw York Lire Mtock market Ni:tv Yobk. Nov. 2.—Beeves count 1,25 ft yester day, and to-day now on sale. The market i* in creasingly lirm. the weather being Hue. Prime We-ti-ni cattle sold at Hal2c; common to fair at 9 i-2alft l-2c. Some thin State at fa'jc: hull* 2 .vsc live weight; no Texan* selling; l« care Ohio 81-2 cwt. sold at 21 i-2ni2 i-4c; 7 ears Kentucky, 8 cwf. HnlSc. .Sheep tiro scarce*, only 3.500 arriving; tliev are linn nt iktfit* for thin t«» g«»od. Lambs Hell'nt Gc lor very poor to 8,1-ijfor prime car 81 lb. State nt 8 1-te; ear Candas, 80 Urn., nt 7 5-Sc; deck State cnKy. 53 Ihs.. at Cc car 108 ll*, sheep at c idle car 73 lb. Indiana at sc; car Mlb. Kentucky nt 5 3-ie. I log.* an* still very plenty. 3,300 arriving to-day. Country dressed also come lu freely. Trade very dull nnd depressed; live are selling nt 4 1-2.11 S-3c; dretwed, 5 l-2uo l-2c country pork, Ga7c. Buffalo Lire Mtorh lilnrket. Buffalo, Nov. 2.— Cut lie—Receipt*, BC7 bead, making 4,437 or 261 cur*. ugain*t 210 carsnt same time last week. Market more steady at yester day's price*. with about all offering sold. Sales: 206 Indiana hK i cr» ranging from 1,232 to 1.393 Itw, at 56.0uti5.a-5; 210 Ohio ranging from 1.207 to 1.721 Iba, at $4.87 l-2a0.25; W Michigan av i.« 04 nl $3.15. Hhcep end Limb*—Receipt* 1.278 lu-iTtl. Market active at yesterday** advance. lambs ranging from 70 to 91 lbs, at J6.2.'a6..vi; isi Canada sheep av 122 lbs. at $.7.00; 91 Michigan ttlteep ranging from 78 to 94 lb*. at $4.4Cft4.73. Hog*—Receipt* 3.2*7 head. Market quiet, and declined 15 U» 20c. Sales: 1,787 head at $4.Ui)a1.40 lor uuliimry to choice. Knmns City lilreMiocU ITfnrket. SjK-cial De spatch to Tho Chicago Tribune. Kansas Citv. Mo.. Nov. 2.—Cattle—Received, 2.7*0 head; *hippedto Chicago. 3 ear*—3! head; to Si. Lout*. ;t cars—74 head; sale* 220. Choice win tered Texan*, averaging i.in pounds, nt 93.00; 125 Texan*. averaging 1,032 pound*. at $2.30; 75 buteheis’stock. averaging *75 pound*, on private term*. Slaughtered by packing house*. 1,250. Sh«*oiv—l ear, 9* head. shipped to St. Louis. Sal*'*, 74. averaging 101 pounds, at ♦2.25. Hog*—in;. avemging 320 pound*. sold at s3.. ShlnjHsl to St. Louis and slaughtered iu 48 hour*. 770 lieud. I»w Vork Dry Good* Market. New Yo«k, Nov. 2.— Tho dry good* market re mains inert, lacking in buoyancy, especially for fancy style*, while staple fabric* an? generally steady, but not very salable. Atlantic A heavy brown sheeting* at Lie; Pacific extra, i2I-2c; Stark A hmwn drill*. 13 1-20; IVpperell do. 14 |-2e; Anioskeag bleached do. 15c; Laconia corset Jean*. 13 I-2c; Pequot colored do, lie; Dunnell*, Ilich uiond. and i’aclllc Mill* fancy print*. 1 l-2c; Man chester do. 1 i-2c Manchester delaines, 20c; do ivps, 221 -2 c; Hamilton rep*. 23 1-2 c; six-cord im ported spoid cottou sell.- at 900 regular from agents’ luuids A. Hooley A- Co. sell Coates at 75c; threc-vord glace thread move* slowly at 40c. The Produce market** NEW YOUK. Nr.w Yotik, Oct. 2. —A* 111^5—-Quiet an»l nom imilly unchanged. Cotton—Clos'd hoary and 1-So lower, with a good export stud spinning demand; 2.149 bales 18 3-8 c for middling upland*. ltK»:\i>*nTF*—Flour—Receipt*. 15,074 brlfi; heavy and 10c hover *alcs 8.900 brls at {kL9O.iC.4O for superfine Western and State; g6.50u3.80 for common to good extra Western and State; $3.S5a for good to choice do: $7.30.i7.fi0 for common to rlmiee while wheal We*tom extra; $6.73 a fur common to gt»o«l extra Ohio; 5T.10a9.2j for common to choice extra St. LoiU* market closing heavy. Kye Hour dull and heavy; rule* of 2jo brl* 'at 54..*0ji6.40. Corn quiet. Gniiu receipt*: Wheat, 121.9*8 bu; oIH-md *teady, and ch»*ed heavy and declining; *j«lc* of bu nt fi.SOu 1.51 for No. 2 f-primr, closing with *elh*r* of No. a Chicago at 51.49. taken out to-day; $1.51 for No. 1 j-priug; SLfvui.wfor winter red Western: 51-GJ;i 1.P5 for nmbor We.*tern, the latter an extreme; SLCOjU.72 for white d«»; si.c<9 for white State. Eve quiet and nominal. Harley in buyer*’ favor; Kile* of 2-too bu at 75c for Western; 91.00 a 1.00 1-2 lor Canada We*t. Iktrley mall quiet; Kile* of s.tKto bu prime old Canada irt 91.25; 400 bu 2-rowed Slate sit 91.w. Receipt*—Corn. 35,400 bu; otH-x>e—Coth>e. dull: Rio quoted, Jsa2o; sugar dull; fair to ginnl refining, quote*!. a-laJ 1-8; •mo lild*. <’uha. Sl-2a91-2; mola**c*. dull; rice, dull. 71-4381-4. I’ETr.ouiCM—Quiet at 1334, for crude: 23a2314. for ivfiiUHl. TT.ovimons—Porte, more active. firmer: 2,300 bblr*.Si5.20aia.23; prime mesa, u1j»o 250 bbli», mivw; March. 9i**os; beef, quiet; 100 bids. 97.0Oull.O0; plain mead Sil.OOa U.oo; extra do; beef hams, quiet: so bbla. 9iC.00a2t.00: tierce Buir—quiet; Mlea 100 tierces at $17.00 for prime mi-M>; 920.00 for ludbi mesa. Cut meats unchang ed. uttc; shoulder*. I0«l2c. Hams and middles, mere active; 1.810 boxes at 8 3-Sa3 l-2c. for long clear for Nov.: be for abort ribs. Lard, a shade earier; 1.2T0 tirrcea at 9 l-2alo i-Be, No. 1 to prime steam, 101-.se; kettle rendered. 1,250 tier ces for December. 9 5-gc 500 tierces six months to February 1. 9 l-9c. llriTCi:—Steady: Western, 12a23c; State, 15*320. Ht 10313 l-3c. WiitsKny—Active, and deoidedlr lower: galw 500 brbt at 91 l-2aWc. closing with boiler at tbo In-, aide price. MILWAUKEE. Milwaukee. Nov. 9.—URBAi>!rrm*s—Flour dull; npring oxtrad.9s.BsaC.oo. Wheat irregular. N0.2,N0. 1.>1.53 1-3. Oatd scarce: Jfo.2 :«l-2e. Corn dull; No. 2 *Co. Rye dull; No. l ci 1-Se. Barley in good demand; No. 9, 651-2 C. _ E Hooe—ActlvT. 93.Wa4.0ft. llECiui-rs—Hour. zjOOO brla; wheat, 66.0 M bu. i Smx*stuvrs —Flour. 10AX) brU; wheat, PSA*? ba. FKLIGHTd—To Buffalo. 9c; Oawego, lie. HT, LOUIS. St. Loris, Nov. 2.—Cotton—Bull and nominal. ri»r,nw.TT ns— Hour steady: super winter, 95.00 oc.CC; XX. 95.71*35.20. Wheal stiff, tending up j No. sml full. 91.41; sample lots No. 2 roi winter, 91.52 al Corn dull. Irrogular; mixed inelorator and warehouse, 41sA4C- Oats a shade better; No. 2in oJovator. settle. Earley quiet M 75an l-le for Minnesota. Kye dull and lowwj 62a540. muiuiTvio. .i iiioinvpvrs--Qufct: kTOtUCCO—Active, UIiOhMHJbO. HUMf AND BaQOING—I>UIL l*Rfivisio>&—Fork firm at 913X0. Heid at 913.25 st clew*- PaecaetcAdy; ord&r leu of shoulJers, 7 we; clicj rib, ec: eieor sules. i-4c. Lard quiet M 91-6*9 Me. itTATtiiTi—Flour, iJXC tria; wheat, 6.000 bu; rein,CXAVbu; uAa, WQ N«vemt*T 1, MaUidtlu Ulanch**. only ilangbqr of Bun. und XliiUiilthi Muxble, ag»-d 1 month am! 1 day AMITSEMBiTS. Smi)ARD RALL, sncmoAN AV., con. thirteenth BENEFIT ami Uu?t nlghj hut ctcof tho groat Amor can ArtbM MISS JANE COOMBS, Supported by tho popular youig actor. Mr. FRED. ERIC ROBINSON, afd the Poyertid Dramatic Com- PttDr THIS (fIUDAT*) EVENING, THE LOVE CHASE. CONSTANCE, JANE COOMBS. Matinee to-morrow (SatunUy) afternoon. 2 1-2 O'clock, THE WORLD OF FASHION. Saturday night, THE LADY OF LYONS. Open at. performance commence* at n quarter be. fore o’clock. Waba*h-av. stage* and all south Di video car?, pas* near the halt GLOBE THEATRE. COL. WOOD’S MCSECJI COMPASY AT THE GLOBE. T3ar«H»T, Fridar, 9*tnrJay, KoTembflr 2,5, 4. and at the SAIfaBDAT &[ATlN£st The Serious Family, AND TOODLE3. Inprmratm. DITORCB. KTSo Improper reraons admitted. AUCTION SALES. WM. A. BUTTERS 0(£ AT7CXIONTB3ERS, Hat# resumed basiaeas ia their new, ssbst&ntikl, and «omfort»ble;tmUdi&£ t Nos* 3 and 4 Dearborn t*ark* Dlreeilr etfioelto tbclrold stand on East Baadolfh-lt., which will be known as THE RED FRONT. No. 196 Ashland-av. ADJUNISIBiTOES’ BALE. ELXGAKT njENTTFEE, HOESES, OAS EIAGE, BUQGT, &0. AT AUCTION On Friday, November 3, al 10 o’clock, Nt dwelling. No. itf Ashland ar. third hon»* south of Van Bursa st., tbe egot* boasebald effset* of the late Jacob Grseoeoaum. of parlor, chaabsr, dining room, nod kitchen furniture, Brussels and othsr carpels, beds, bedding, bed J*ad UMoUnon, mirror*, Ac. A LsC*,' Three horses, on# new family e' v ri*S«. huggy. express WAgon. and barn mb. the Van Bnren «t bom Hy orderof Henry GrejiDebtata end i7 J h»« Qrasnetatim, Admlniitrator*. WM. A. BBTTXR3 A CO.. Au’cfloneT*. FasMonable Furniture At pallia aoetioa for cash, to tbo highest bidder. SAT URDAY, NOVEMBER 4, at 10 a. nu, at the sew Auc tion Room*of WM. A. BL'TTEIWACO., Mo«. 3 sad 4 Baadolph at. oo Dearborn P*rk. opposite tbe old sUad, the unsold bankrupt stock of A, FRKDIN A CO., coa tlctiogot elogaut InUld Tables, Reception Chairs, So fas. Rockers. Ac. Tbo sate of tbl* property has been de- Isrod by litigation recently rettPd. Ir is a portion of the best Frrdla stock, and matt It* «r>]d to c!o*a estate in bankrnplcr. itOUKRT E. JENKINS, Assignee. WM. A. BUTTERS A CO.. Auciiitni-rs. By G. P. GORE CO., I and 3 Bacdolph-at.. corner of 3llchl(ian-*T. OCR REGULAR “SATURDAYS SALE OF Household Furniture, Carpets and Crockery, Pxildr and Chamber S«(i>. hoangm, Mattreami, Rxlea •ian Tal.le#, Cbnirg, Wardrube*. Hat Troca, l>r«k-. .Marble Tep Teldre. Bnr«»u«. Slle BoarJn, Stove*. 23 erme Crockery, la open lota; s,vn ponn-N gr-mnil off-'*; 2.*06 yards Wool Oarimt. Alio a Ursa lot of plated ware, On Saturday, Kot. 4, at 10 o'clock. G. F.GOEE 00. i Auctioneers. FIRST FRIDAY'S SALE Since Oar Downfall. Wa shall sell FIIIDAY, Nor. 3. at 10 o’clock, at oar new rooms, and ??3 Michigan »T. t comer Eldrldge court. Chamber Parlor Furniture, HALL TREES, PAULOR, omen, AND diking chairs. Bureau*, Waabstaodi, Tables, etc. Also second-hand FtirnUnre. Carpet*, Crock«ry. Bid ding. Mores. Mirror*. etc. are manufacturers' agent*, and shall a*ll at p'ir.ile sain through ths we~k new Furniture at their price*, nnd ccnranisw the r.hi U in arerr respect equal to any sold by tbo trade; and by auction every Ft way at to o’clorn. COLBY h WIRTS. Auctioneer*, and Furulture Mnnufictnrer*’ Agent*. 291 and »1 Michigan ar. By C. C. THAYER CO.. _ Auctioneers and best Estate Agnate, 41 HUBBARD COUUT. Heal Estate at public and private sale. SB NOTE3IBEB 4. IS7I, at 12 o'clock m., on the premises. BURN3IDK ST.—A one story oottage of fi»» rooms, No. Bnrnaide st, with leue of ground, Also, tur oDur* in same. Terms cash. CHAMBERS CO. Will commence* (be straggle at 7 eVleck this erenlac In (heir Keir Stere 50. 01 West 31ml. Uomt. We abnll otTer at anctlea an ealire new stock efWatehesand Jewelry roiulgned to t» niacc the tire, together with some dam need seed*. Country dealers wilt and onr slock complete. Oatstde sales attended to. J. B. CHAMBERS A CO- Formerly eor. Clark aud 9fadlson>sis. NFW ADVEBTISEMENTS. NOTICE. To those of onr customers who hare been obliged to buy Clothing for the past three weeks in St Louis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee. St Patil, Dubuque, St- Joseph, and other in ferior markets, we desire to state that we have rented the old Second Presbyterian Church, corner Wabash-av. and Washing ton-st, which we are nov roofing over, mak lug of it' as'good a store as circumstances will permit We shall take immediate step? to fill this store with a more desirable stock than ever before exhibited by us, and shall do our whole duty in re-establishing the rep utation that this market has always sus tained of being the best clothing market in tbc country. We thank our customers generally for their very prompt remittances, and assure them ol our intention to make our stock second tc none in America. Chas. P. Kellogg Go, DISSOI.VTIOV. Tbs copartnership berete'JW exUtin* under th* name snd firm of Denton Jfe »M«, day by tea tu«l content. Kflhf-r party will ai*o In Uqmdatioa at the cffice ol D. U. Denton, 1W tu D. 11. PEN CON, ChiMSO, Hot. 1.1571. llußKßi IT. S.SUE. Dissolution of Copartnership. TB, ccMr'n-Mihlp hmifto* '.l.llng unJ.rlh. flm B.m* orUCIlIMJB i chnnti. U tlu« .I.T dIJOJIJ<-J br lunronl cno..nt. Klli.tr porn U BUtborllod to Mill* tS. «connt. ih^n. T. P. ZU*KIN£ CnicAoo. Not, t. 1871, PROPOSALS. s«“ Clstkland. Oct. ss. tan. .1 RAILROAD LETTINiJ~^®« proposal* will b« r«- wired by the oedereUrnr! until *h* alxtronih day o November, tor lb* *ra«nf. tr»s*in». maaonry act track-lario*. otal>eut fit) mlW«l this roAd.ooiameac ifig .t section Fourteen a few miles wth of the crosf. In* of the Atlantic* Gr*at y\«Vern Railroad, .ad ter minatis* at Sew Tin* work will to* di vided |«.to sections of o» n«*la each, and UJs will be ro ot ivt-d forthewhol'orsny psn the.-not. PropostU wi.l aUo be treeived for oi« mvlml and fifty tboaiaud (1MV«) rhUeoekcroAJtirs, to be .Icllverfd oa the Hoe of road. Plan*. profiles and ap^iOrolten*wUlba ro*4j r for examination at «hi* efflee *itrr the tenth proximo. 8? rllAb'BKßb MS. Chief Contractor. DU. K. SALLOCK* Agent. IN TOS K ATT EE of the Montana Gold Hialog Com bspv. Bankrtml. ?eremptoty Sale. In pareosnee of tbe enter of tbe Oistnct Court of the 0 nttS B»ua for tba Sontbern OUtriot of New York, tb> SMilroea offer* lot sale alt tbe property of the bank rnpt *o ebwe tbe eetet?. fin: _ _ *i him-bine mmlnsctaims on different lodoj In Clear I'm-k and Gsiptn Ocuntves. olon.de. wmbraein* ihj ctlebrstedKansas, K«oV County. Pratt. Wa,etc., with whim end whim botew 5 a t*rtMof land in Cen tral City, extending !h>n Spriac Gnlch tn ths Nevada Caleb Road, eontalalo* upward cf7.,OW square f*-i,. w.tb otiaitx m:U tberron eutiOO feat, two »b)r*w hlys. containli esaatamp*. Choree power enfine. tvmadte-t tWT'-Oeo boiler*, ait Kreibnrt pan*, n-cewsary PUapa. tanhs. elO.. all itt perfect ronnln* order, etc., »U. Ofle.e and ne««*ttoSlon» *aU »«*m aro iaV'UJ. 1« not sold at pnvmo»alc prior to the IMh My bl OeoeiX' l«-r. bci. theaamewin (m sjU oa that day, at Urn., u ih- Llxheet Mddei, for oo«h. M puNlo auction, by All-crt U Kkwlar, anetlooner. at the Msr«hanu‘ Ex chMcu-e Ba>« Bnooa. V'o. ill Rrondwap, In the oily ol New York, withoot fjwtber nvltco. Tin- property \fce baakrapt npvards of tlH.Cftl. oaorr than 4KQ.000 LaHn* cxpeniadea the mill alone. F..r foriber aartl.-alan. apply *ha antion***. Pice at,, Jt. jiyu up; R. <«bb. Asviescs. »AMUf:i- W. nSQKSBOTAM. Atwwy. St.. H. CITY BEAL ESTATE. TTOR SALE—IN BURNED DISTRICT—2SxIOO ON -X 1 Adtum-eC, near Dearborn at. ~SxKV corner of Van Unit-ti ami Shorman-'t -50 corner of Ohio anti Pino-et. 112x105 on Lindomar. 221.2.VU0 on Mactlson-flt, near Fiftbar. f*i\M on West Hanivir, near Canal. 2Dxi4-*>on State--*!., near Monroe »L 3>xl:non superior-st.. near Marker. 20x120 on Stattj-sL, near Monrue-st. bOxlOTun MaiUsuo-sL. comer of Fifth-av.'. iSxI.V on Wahasli-av., near Washington. Mixiiuon Randulph-st., near Franklm. LSIOO on Qnlnrv-.'t.. near Market. £>sSUua Deartsim-v.. near Madison. With W large k)t of valuable loealliiei f For aaleorexfhanirofor property In the burnt >Us iriel. with immediate nvetwo-Moi-yandbaM-ment bouses on tho North Side, near Fnllerlon-av.. with lot-*. Two marble-fronts, two-otory ami basement, with brick barn. One brick bouse, two-atory and basement, with brick barn. a Fonrcottanes. with lor. in same locality. Ten twiwMurv honaos, tire with brick basements, on Sonlli Side, near Cottage Grnve-ac. Fourbouses on the with lots and poeses- Several leaseholds on West Madlson-st, with posses a!" r. DOWNS A CO., Doom 2, No. 59 West Madi- SOUoL Foil SALE-HOUSE NO. TIM WEST I.AKE-ST-. and fi-ase ul lob Inquire of C. MOORE, 115 "«t Madison-st. ___ TX*H SA.I.E—THE best PAYING PROPERTY X In rbb'ago. Inquire of KERR, DAVIsON A WELCH. 63 South Canal-sC, Room L F)R SALE—WE HAVK FOR SALE SOME valuable business property, which will be sold cheap. KERR. DAVISON A WELCH, C 3 South Room I. FIR RALE—A TWdSTOUV HOUSE ON WAL mu-si: will take a lot in the burnt district, and pav balance cash. W. R, WOODBURY. 122 south Halsted-sU TiOR *ALE—TWO LEASES, ONK ON MADISON JD and*m**«n Randolph-st.. near tho comer. MV. It. WOODBURY, 122 South llalsted-st. TX)R SALE—ON WARASIt-AV., NEAR TWEN- X 1 tloth-st.. S-storr brick house, with basement; house rontalna all modem Improvements. Apply to Ah. WING A CO., saa Wabashav. IJOR SALE—2I FEET FRONT ON WASHING ton-su, oast of State, at a bargain If taken soon; title perfect. MEAD A COE, TH West Madlsou-st. ''■■_ 7C j.jrim FEET ON CIar»ToX-5 T F Lake ‘atUiable for man 90x1+1 on lAkc-st.. near Clinton. M e arcAwlTov* to sell the al«vo at a bargain lor cash. MEAD A CUE, TV West Madlson-sL T?OR SALE-LEASE 0F2.X1 FT FRONTON WASH- Sj iu*rton-aL, rorner of Peoria, runs 20 years, on favora ble tcrmL and "fan be extended if wtihe«L This is a rare rhanee to st*rure a large lot for business or h«*M SSS2?! ™.fSW ,n>sk> lot. u wui.j, iiE.u> COE, T9 West Madlson-sL 170 K SAUK—ON KGAN-AV.. NKAR bTKWART -4 av.. 10 lots. AUo SOxISV on Lakeav.. pearlForty ttmt-flt. No cash payment of parties wt>litnff tcpKiproTc the above property. deferred iKiyiuenU Apply to A. R. *t CO., **l9 tVahnnhav. 170U SALK-XKW 11-2 .STORY COTTAGK Luilec, finished flrst-clasa, on II«nor«*-st., near Monroe. Apply to C. \V. sTKVKNS. 5»4 Madison-st. J7OR S.VLIv—FIFTII• AV. (WKr.LS-ST.)-100 Bt IJ» 4 feet nn Smith south wt Nan Bnrenst. K:>YI>KR a LKH, Real Kstato Agent*. No. l> south .ullutod-st.. corner of Randolph, Module Building. TToitPALk-r.q-raoK a.vt rk wi/ X* lu •Utuer m\ L>iou of tin; city. for njauufartnrlntr or rvnidoru-'e on lonjr ilnu*. without cash mv. n»nt. to pai. to iimiruvo immtHUniolr SNYI>KU Js Mtal Estate Agents, 0 SoulUlfcQ. M«tl-st. SALK-TU MIC??iOAN.AV.. JtKTWKK.V THciity-tir-t and TwiiUy-o*'Ci>nd.,>it,-.. suitable for cither residence or buslm**. goon house of 12 or t{ room, 1 ant! barn on the lot: will Ih> m>!d on favorable term*. and Is a good bargain price, $17,0U0. WM. ItAX.SllUOl'iilli M Wubash-av. SUBURBAN nv.Ar. ESTATE. I?«»ravle^3o^ r.oT.CTSrAr^iS^^^T^fl?K place for a home. ©run investment. .Strangers who *Wt Chicago, with the view of making a home or in vestments. an- espectnlir recommended to call anil in vestigate before purchasing elsewhere. They will nud that Austin i* thu nearest suburban town. The bent railroad facilities. The lots aiv the highest ele vation. the cheapest, the most attractive, consequent ly susceptible nt the lamest margin of imuit of any thing in fhh-iiiro. or Cook County. W. K. WOOf*. BURY, 122 South llaNteilst. SALK-OR RENT—AT LOW FIOURES— X Kvaiislon. North Kvunston. ami Oleacoe l:in«*<-4 of irnm sto 10 rooms. Ibices irom *i.uid u> $.1,000. Hi nt from #l.*. to *lO per immtL. C. K. UUOW.VE, at Caoai-st.. Koetn t3. BEAL ESTATE WANTED. "WANTI1 I—TO PURCHASE FOR CASK, A LOT »T in the burnt district. South Side. W. K. WOOD BURY. 122 South Halsteil-st. \VANTEIt-FOH A CASH CL'STOMKK, A RUS inese lot. 2.1 to 100 feet rnmt. in a lirst-chis-. loca tiou. North or South -Side Uuimt di-trlct). PHIL A CHANDLER, Leal Estate Agents, 91 Went Mad Don st. PERSONAE. CtRISTINA NAAR.A GERMAN GIRL, IS MISS. lac since the lire; wa* living on Oreen st,, North Side. If imvbcHlv knows what became of her please ad ilTVs- htl-s MAIIY NAAB, 900 Wabash av. PERSONAL— INFORMATION WANTED OK the Liston family, residing before Uic tiro at 313 North Market-st. fall at Tribune ollicc. PKUSONAD-MAOuVe. WHO LIVED AT Ml North LaSallcsl. Indore* the lire, may h-urn of m no thing 1© her advantage bv calling on CASHIER, at Tribune office. PERSONAL— MISS L, M. IIKNDKE WOULD BE plea.-u’d to 800 her old IrtcniLs and patrons tit 3» West Hundolphst. PARTNERS WANTED. Partner wanted-in a drug stouh. Splendid chance fur a party with s2,ocn or *.t.000 to step into 11 tine bindm-a.-*. Addr»s»«j URDU iJUSINESS, Trlliuue ollice. P* AHTNKR WANTKD-A LI XvT' NESS nmn. with rash capital of to soiw. iu an A I b-»ritimal»- paying bu-lm-ee; Mill bear clooo luvcutlga tl« n. Address ii X, Tribune office. PARTNER WANTED—A LIVE MAN. WITH $3.0:0. to take eharxeof a protitnbb- mannfaetur ing businiv-u already ratablhdtcd. Addrew O U, Tri bune office. PARTNER WANTED—I HAVE FROM $3,000 TO $3.1*0 to put into auy good le-Litimato bu»lnf-*s. Any one Mishlnp a partner can address UuiIKUT SCOTT, Tribune office. PARTNER WANTED-IN OMAHA CITY TAN nery. Address 11. 11. OSBORN, Isxk Box ott. minim. FOB SALE. FPR SALK-A GOOD ARLINGTON PIANO, AT 139 e*t Krii -nt., up sLiirs. I?OH SALE-A EXCELLENT TONED NEW seven-eetjeve plane at a bargain, tor cash; also, a second plf.no. cheap. Apply at WTw enty.thlnl.«t. 1?OH SAJ-E-A HPLENDI D NEW PIGEON-HOLE table of Brunswick mannfacture for sale cheap, and locking cl»s«. Apply at iw \Vc*i Wntcr-st. I?UK SALE—TICKETS TO BUFFALO AND JtE turn; also one ticket to St. Looi*, Mo., cheap. Ad ctrv** J V S, Tribune office. 17-Olt t-ALK—NICE (ALMlfttT NEW) GROCERS’ lam- -Ire tea caddie* cheap. Apply to BOILVJN d SIMPSON, tit and 116 Twenty-swund-st. 1708 ?*AI.E-GO(H) SECOND-HAND CASES AH good as ncw-$2 jht pair. Apply at Tribune count ing n*:m, ISCanal-et. T7OH KUE-W.OOO BRICK AT 821 MICHIGAN X' ftv>. by H. R. JOHNSON. BOARDING AND LODGING. 1 south caupextkrSt.. one doou TtX from Washington—Private family can accommo date two gentlemen with board; rr.4 T\V ENTV-FOU HTH-ST.—TO KENT—FUIL I “tmshed—handsome front room with alcove: ai.-** iroui back, and luUi liedmoui, with board, lu private family. Kttervnco required. •OQ» PAItK-AV.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN —t) 4 be accommodated with ph-utaul ruouu and good boant OAPI FOniTII-AV.-TIIIIEE bit FOUR DAV boarder* can be nrc-utnrvdaP.il with llrnlj els** board. Apply to Mr*. McMCLLEN. QQfT WEST WASUINGTON-WT.—HOARD AND OtJ 4 trout rucm fur gentleman and wl(< r or two .-in glcgvntlvmcn; n'lcnufMit-quireiL T 'VADASH-AV.—ROOMS. EITHER FUit ludO nl*hc*l or nnfurnM>cnt room (carpeted I; dujtml) with clo*vt;- laigelui Dished room: day boarders aeeuiuiuotlatiHL A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO KENT, with Itoanl.rn Adam*-*t., of Cettrtwiv. Ad dr e** HOME. TllbuneuUlce. TVASHINGTON-ST., WEST OF UNION PARK— fT liitck bouM*. fnmt reran, with «Jcmv; backro..jn. valor, pa*, and bath room; good for time nr luur boarder*. Inquiie of M. A. L.VWKENCJ3 A <’<»..«.2i'an*l.»t. BOARD WANTED. BOARD— KVA (JENThKMAN AND IIJS WIFE tr< m Uie Exf-t, handsomely furulshcl rm>m* and tln-t rlai*.* permanent Iniard, hi a private Samilv re-sid nii tt.e South side. Addretut AB. rrlbuneoUlcti. Boaiui-foiV sEi-rT^vin-^Vnd”son7auT:u IT. Tv, iix-uv*. in n rcvpfolutde IfH ajlo-j. ;uul wtu-re tenr* are Tribune eJWce. IJtMßl* KIRST-CL.\SS, AND rURNISHEI) )iwms la u private hunlly, by a cvnth'S-.an, wife,and tbre» dangtiten»; must b,> lu prunt neighborhood; South Side |*refenvd. At!dr« 10, luumsliatcly. J. TERUUNE, Jr.. mn» s. c. (Rlpp* A Co., ffr? Waba-h-av. Board— a vuvno man burned out of LtudncsA by the grv. want* a comfortable room iuid at a t< amenable into, north of Monroe and w,**t M Ann-sX.: Uo «4.Jetlian to working for part Of whole df board. Addn~* UA, Tribune office. BOAHD—A QUIET GENTLEMAN WISHES TO find a Lome with a I'rUute family on tin- soum ship at moderate terms; no boarding house. a fc*. Tribune office. Board —by a young man in a first. class. private, Jewish family. Address a I:, Trlb une office. TO LEASE. f|K» I.KASK---FROM 1 TO 35 YEARS. 40X1W J. feet. No. LN Clint*'a-t.. wid or witnr.ut heiiseon pn-miaivs Inquire of H. FOWLER, Ream 11 South Capal-*t. TO LEASE—VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DE elrabb? l&cstirn m burnt district; favorable terras can bo had. MEAD A COE. 79 West MadL^m-eL f|>o LE.VSE— YOU IX>NO TERiLS OF VE.VRS.r,r -i- 'ls I« t on StatA*;., to an allcv. near AJ**.* a 4-eIPTy brick UUliUns. 61V75. to bo ready !ct or cnp:.UonaJMmt Juarorv i. Apply to T. 11. liltOWN, to*- K-ntb tby-niweu nNANCIAI., IWILL* V OtT^WATCLi mnndh. war*-, or will bny the same. Adslrt-e* COMUICNTIAI, Tribune ofiiw. CtO|\ HAh T0 UCiAN IN LARGE HUMS ON .xsVi" w emtrai property to first partis JO hijslLjL-plsfr-ELL. Attorney. M Wcet Kaodolph-aL AGHTCS WANTED. A GKNTrj WANTED—FOR “LIFE IN UTAH." xa. bt-:ng :ia expe-n- of tlte secret rites snd tay«terl»v» c f MoniM-maa, with a full sad authentic hLvtorr jof VtlyjßJuy. by J. H. BEADLE, Editor of tbe Salt 1 J»kc Reporter. Acmts art- mining with naprecidemte*! snccese; tar reports IVS eubscribers in four days; an other 71 in two days. Hcnd for circular* ssd swim Ute prvos My# ol work. Address NATIONAL PCBLlfiniNtl CQn Id Weat MedisSU-aUChlfnco. PL HAOHTNEBT. ty.R KAU-T-S EORftB fOWSR I bulW! qr*>c.i targam; part oo lime, by V BV6H. C Hcntb Canal-ct. |\i AhTEO—ACCOWMODjJJTTOKS Oh' TT BW-. ly B grnL*.aa» »n r l±Ar, 9b*c« nv*. tk.-fi wsa W *£ckL Agfc** XTSiifTO:*, T.Wuo fCw- WANTED—MALE HELP. MWcUnneonn. WANTED— ALT. THE BOYS FOR.STERLY EAf ployed by rae in my dparettu factory in Ewintra Block, to call on me for work at 32 West Madison-at. M. A. BONIEL. T\TANTKD—TUTS DAY, SV) LABORERS FOR 11 the plncrieu, railroads, quarries, farms, carpen tera,ctc. Free fare to most of the work; at-" for sale cheap, tickets for the South. Employment Ucartquar tefH. Boom »1-2 Llnd’a Block. Raudolph-st. bridge. TIT ANTED—LIVE MEN AND ENERGETIC it women can make money by engaging In the sale ot our new books. Knots Untied." or experiences of American detectives, a most chastely written and fas cinating book; A Woman's Pilgrimage,” hy Mrs. Griswold, oaeul the “Quaker City" party. In which Mark Train Is corrected, an Interesting and instroc tive volnme. beautifully bound. AddnasJ.B. BURR, HYDE CO.. sahttcripUoa Book Publishers, Lt:south Hal-dod-st, Chicago, nl. TiTANTED—A GERMAN GROCERY.CLERK: A 11 smartyonngman.wUlingtowork.and tending a horse, call at 3.vJ Unbbard-st.,'corner Rucker-st. WT’ANTKD—STOUT BOY TO DKLIIT.R GOODS 1 1 with wagon; al»o errand boy. at 502 West Madl son-6t. shipping Can Manufacturing Co. \\TANTED—3O SAWMILL HANDS TO GO OCT 1 1 to-day. free fare. Also 100 railroad laborers to go South. Apply to E. A. ANGELL, 21 West Ran dolph-si. ■VVANTED—MEN FOR MISSOURI AND Alt -11 kansas Rallnud;also, leveemrn; steady work and good pay. Cali at 106 West Randolph-st. WANTED— A GOOD MAN TO DELIVER GOODS from a grocery. Apply to BOILVIN A SIMP SON, in HC Twenty.-»ccond-s.r. Bookkeepers, Clerk l Jke, WANTED— IMMEDIATELY—A SMART YOUTH oryoungmantoassUtat book* and make him self generally n—fuL Address EH, Tribune ofllce. ■VV-VNTKD-AN office boy or young man IT who writes a plain hand and lives with his oarente. Applvat 9 a.m. at nilloo of rre--*ceut sign Company, southwest comer of dark and Adams-Ma. "VtT NTED—AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER 11 and collector in a gror.-ry store. Apply, with ref erences, to DAVENPORT VAN I)LZER, 1279 Mato-3U •\Y’ANTED IMMEDIATELY ONE OR TWO 11 good wholesale hat sale-men. such a-icancom piand good trade. Apply or address J. z. CoBLKNS, St. Louis MO. WANTED —A SALESMAN FOR HOSIERY AND cent-s* furnishing goods, to h’U at wholesale by Minnie. A deposit will be required for samples taken. Apple between 9 and 10. at -IE SUto-sL None but ex pelkhcad men need apply. "VITA NTED—A GOOD GERMAN DRUGGIST. 11 Apply at odl South Ualstc-d-at. Trades. UTAiCTETV—UDfEDI ATEI.Y. ONF. TKGGEti 11 and«**w«si bootman. Imiuire at U. BROWN’S, 31 North Unlon-st. TfTANTED-SKVERAL TINNERS. GO*D JOB 11 for war. inquire at No. 103 West Randolph st. C. IL OTIS. ■twrANTED— MAKERS AT A. S. KS -11 may AJCo.'S bedding fucloiy. 135 West Lake-st, hasomeut. WANTED— A FIRST CI.AS-S iTJSI« »M CU ITKR: also, a Orst-clii'' —CA RPENTKU 'U tiP.OVE-ST. If lH‘tw»'-en Twcntr-secoud aud fv\catythln!-st- A- E. NKELEV A CO. WANTED -50 CIGAR MAKERS. INQUIRE AT 11 Blue Island-av.. rear. •Wantkiv-^Tx good caupk.ntki;s. apply It early this morning at 57 South Ciuial-«L SI7.F. •MIOTOGUAPHKRS —THREE OR XvTnTEv—. Immcdiaiolv* at ROW -11 four m*>d printei* MAN’S GALLERY, Ottawa, iu. AND A W ~ANTED—A PIRST.CT.AS,S CUTTbre at good coat-maker, to so to the country. Tnnuuv the oihce of the Sherman Jloujo between Uic bt 9 and to ;u m. WaNTKII-A young man who HAS WORK -11 ed ;it ga.-i fitting. Aj'ply at 7J‘> Wabash-av ■\\TXNTK.I>-A~TI N NER- AT~ 51 ~CEN'TRK-ST.. 11 Uhcoln Park. Ai>n a bantu are salesman, lo work out-slde. L. BEEBE A CO. \VANTKIi-r.KN Ca’rSNKI’MAKERS. AT SWI -11 NET’S cabinet factory, corner Kinzic and Reu ben—tf». t^nrtmicß* WANTED—A MAN T*.» T ’.KC C AP.K OP TT bor>«w ami '*’«7rk aroUk*«i tlw Imucv. Applv at I.U In«H:tna-;iv„ t<«-»t;iy, WAN TED-FEMALE HELP. Domestic*. WANTKri-Tn i.;o to hockvot.b. ill-a “t yhl to nil Mm!- i»f Ji«.;ur«u>r)c. Must ka cook, w.-ispn-. ami fruiter m>uv oflnTs nml apply, fall at I2il \V*ba>li at. TTAXTKIi- A OIUL TO I*o OENKUAO HOUSE TT r.ork fora t-mail family. Lmiulte at Twwity T AN I KO-A oIHI- TO I»«> SKCoNO W.iUK IN Mnail I;uni!y. Snvtlc of Nontt-piau preferred. Apply at W9 I nilliina-av. \\TANTFI»-r;ii:i. Kou OENKUAL house. 1! wnrk at II&I Mlohlaan-av. ■\VAXTKD-A COUII OIKI. TO l)’o” KlfcTfKN V ami make hcravlf ireucraUr useful. Apply at'Cl \Vf»t LakM. W AM KIV-A HOOP KXPKitI ENVEI) COOK FOII TT a country hutd W mile* fima Chlcaao. Kan* paid •low u. Nairn but tlu* m--t mod apply at IW W«l Wash* imn> JAN. H. CAIIPKNTr.It. \VANIfcD-A OIUL KOIt OKNKKAI. HOUSE- T T work. In a family of Him?. Apply at ior? Wabanh- YTA.NTKD-A OOOH OIUL TO DO OKNKKAL tt hou.-cwork. Apply at O'Ai w«)tLaki-->L. vmli rof tn ctv. \V ANT Kl>—A Ot HI. FOIt OENKILVL HOUNK »T work, iiiijiili«? a1|523 \Vaba*h-jtv. ■\VANTKH-A (JOOU COOK.* INQUIRE AT Afdilmid-av.. ninth of Union Park. FritsfX’LASS DININGROOM TT girl. Aj-i-Ir ;it the Madh-on House, 121 and I** *t Madison-st. WANTED-A OtRL FOR SECOND WORK ANO ff waiting ou table. Ot-naun preferred. Jurmlro at &WWaba.-liav. \\TANTia> A KITCIf KN OIItLAT 713 WAttAs'll' ft av. HKXUY S. JIAA*. WAXTKD -AT ;p« WKsT M ADIsON-ST.. f T n pood Cicniiau, Norwegian, or Swedish girl, for a family of four. WANTED-WK TAN IMtOVIpE A COMFORT aWr home for tin* winter fora young American woman, well reconuuemUsL Address* 1 kX) Prairie-av.. at once. T ANTKI>-AT-Jl KIOIITKENTH y-r.. A FIRST rinse* rook. a«tiec ami >voer. iu a niuaU fatuity; p.w-d reference required. k >rnmkwino girls. with IT machine-. at H. STACY .t SON’** Com Hu.-k and Redding Waielmu-o, mi and m.l State... t. \\TANTEI>’ —■yiYlstA L'vsß" Si AKERS »T who hare s-ewhsir machine*. Wilcox BKOS., TOI Walm.«b-iiv. amt >h \Vadilnrtonf>t. T\TASTKf)-m"RLS TO WOHK SCARF* AM) T T n.ckti»•«. '.SVJ Ewing *t. LOST AND FOUND. Lost- on tiik mouni.no of tut, run:. a eauva>-covcn-d trunk, marked ou a runt, 0.-o, p. Sextoo." A libel a! rowan! will In- jt.iiil for tlo> sm»<)>v O. MACKENZIE, tssi South Male-bK, or 7J We-t M.KUMiUht. L" OST—ON WEPNKSPaV KVRMNO. CORNER Pplk-»t. and ronrth-av., a white p*»odle ~n-fmat fmat paw broke. Aii-wrr* to mum* nr WiHJiV The finder w ill be rewarded bv losing ll at 171 Foarth-av. LUST-THE LADY WHO TOOK TWO CANARY binbfrotu a gentleman im North Peart-oni-al.. near Chicago av.. oa the night of the tiro, nil! bt. ro warded If i-hc will send tier address to lUT Hublmnl-st. LOST—A HOY a HOLT SOU VKAUS o|,p. ANS. worn to the mime of J*mb carter. Am* Informa tion of him will be thankfully n>oHved at M'Oakbr-d., ors and 7 We?d Madi»oO at. lIAHT. ASTEN A CO. Lost— memoranda U(m>kVmau"kku auua ham selieman. ca cover. In silt letters. Finder please leave Ht 37.’» Wabadl a\*. LOST— OX TIIK MOJtN'INti ot' OtT. A KAY stallion with black points six v.*ar* old, ’A n-t Lamia high. A liberal reward a ill le- pah! upuu Lb re turn to A. PINOLE, -FSf West Jockeon-M.. Chicago. I(> EWAUP—ON MONDAY "hVENI’niT. Ji no Miiull brow n mule also one Knotted ponv. The tinder w ill plek them front in treat of No. lie siemuan et. On.- contatitisl a potlco. inns'* nnlfcim. semt Infonuatlou to JOHN liouan, First Precinct .Stall..n. ffIAKKN TP—A 2KDCOW, Foil INFORMATION X. call in basement tThlich IfetH. corner state and' Twenty-wccood-Kt.. office Woodifc (ioudilig . p, A Union Pacific. Anv one tinillup said ticket willru cel\e TJ* reward by leaving the kiuic at Mr. W. U. McNFIT.'S r»—idonce. 377 Amnld-H. SUSCKTiT. A TJEOTT3. A YOUNG MAN. WHO HAS hah SETRRVI.f year* active bneuics* eapenvncein Cblcage. to iim-at ?TjOO cash with a partrn r in feoraugood. mate Lu.-,lneK4. AiMmis C. Tiilmue olUce. A PRACTICAL CARPENTER. BCTI.DVJt.AJSr> draughtsman nf thirty years* exp»*ni-nce dcdre.»r* undertake the superintendence ci the emotion >i, tuildinc*. ran give good city reltreuoe. Addiei BUILbEE. 163 Dearboni-sU. Divorces legally obtained fob. d k- Kilirn, crneltv. etc. IVo aJter decree hr ytar»* experience. Address Box 1037 l'T I&wvel cash price, all to bo dellvcrs-1 vrtt'ain ts days. AS-iresa BROWN BROS* SB Cast Monr*«o-st. W ANTED-ANY ONE WANTING HBo7r OF IT tiny nation to tcouire at 560 Maxwell-sw. between Unite find Hftlolcad-oto. MX3. PAULINA REIS’ i n t«‘Rlgynco Cfiico. ’WANTED—BRiCKB BRICKS! BRICKS !—TO T* bey for cash or contract for rortnr delivirr. poed cernmoa bricks and isoxioo pressed brtoti* for trvtru. Jcooire at AUO. JAHN’S store. No. ITS \v<«t Bandolpu-ei. JOIN A GOOD WOOD-WORKER TT Intbecarrlairebendnoo. Most bain wmi- capJ. ta! rr be already tsrtabllabed. Addreta BURNT OUT, Tribune oifico- DllsceUaneona. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAR led man who haa had four years* experience in th» offlee of a wholesale eatabUfihmcnt In Chicago. Will loan employer |Quo. Satisfactory references given. Ad dress B, TObunc office. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. SITUATION WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE grocery store by a younog man of rood business uoaliUes at a salary the first year the value of his ser vices. Could loan the propriotor ?u>,ono If dcilrak upon satisfactory security given, at interest agreed upon. All communications confidential. Address, two days, A H. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED—IN A DETAIL GROCE ry and provision store, by a young man who ha* a good knowledge of the business. Address H T B* Tribune office. Trades, SITUATION WANTED-AS ENGINEER. BY A jotompetent and steady person. Best of references. Address ENGINEER. Tribune office. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTED-BY A .YOUNG LADY as copyist, or for writing of anvsort in an office; writes a rapid. legible hand. Address MISS BLAIR* Tribune office.' Domestics. QirUATION WANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS (ocook. washer, and ironcr. Reference given whore now emploved for two years. Apply at 369 Michl gan-av. SITUATION WANTED-BY A DANISH GIRL to do general housework. Inquire at 303 Hub bard-fit. SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY AS COOKT in a private family, and willing to make heraelt generally useful. Apply at W DeKoven-at. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLES girl to do general housework in a private family good references. Call at 75 Hubbanl-st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT? girl as co*>k. or to do genera! housework, in a pri vato family; good reference. Apply at S6 Mlller-st. SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT SwHUsh irirl to cook in a private family. Apply aC f.O Dixon-st.. West side. TO BENT-HOUSES. TO RENT-NO. IIM MICIIIUAN-AV. FINE OC t;ijMn marble house. sl.2t**. No. Ms elegant marble house. $135 a month. No. 112, Mtchlgaa-av., comer of Thirticth-gt., ?plcn* did marble hou**>. At Highland Park, brick boose, U rooms largo lof, S2O a month. SIJtEON MEATVS No. Ms Michlgan-av. TO KENT—HOUSE NO- 12 V.GAN-AV. 6-WJ A ve.tr. Inquire of M. V. UOTCILK No. 7* t.v.tt q d stairs TO RENT-ON SOUTH S*IDK. HOUSE 12 UOOMSk SOO, cottage 6 rooms, $25. On Wc*>t side, cottagos room*. sl6. cottage C rooms S2B. S. ALLEN it CO-, Real Estate Agents. IS West Randolph-st. TO RENT—AND FURNITURE FOR SALK— One of tbo most desirable locatM and comfortably furniKhrd houses on West Madifinn-t.. ca«t of Peorhs Panics meaning business may eff»a*l libera* arrange ment-. Adiln-sfi AF. Tribune ofllce. 0 FOR SALE-COTVAItR OF-SIX roonifi. No. 771 Wa.shintrtou av. Rent, $25. Applx on the premises from s to 12. TO RENT—A NEW TWO-STORY AND BANK xnent dwvlling hou-e. with go“»l Uun, near corner Fwllciteu and srmlnarv-avr«.. one block caatot RacUus read, readv for f-‘-0 a month. Apply am premises, or to M. W. ROBINSON, 11 sooth Ciintoo td- To RENT—»>u FOR SALE—THE BEST BUILT and most convenient h“U-.' in v'ottatre Gnve all modem improvements J. U. McCORD, Douglas Hon.se. ritO RENT-NROOM COTTAGE ON TWENTY* X distil ?t.. mar State: panlrr. closets, wat«*r; cas; vacat*Nl Nov. to. COFF3LVN A COLLAUD, IST *st Washingtoo-st. I TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. t« I ft 10 n ““'r-.vCicell.tr; house In c»w»l order. Apply ak I XrZS&Src. ,3 J.ir_ HOUSE OF ROOMS. WELL LO* >v 10 rent *-w furniture lor sale. Apply lo A* 'I cat,sf. and'nU i... ~“~»*iQ eU ____________ PUGL*’ TTt >oin; T n ~7, ENT—COTTAGE WITH OR \w. 's nurtv-iirfit-at.; cheap rent to a good tc*- ,nt. K Sik' m ‘Sli«-l!-. rriTTruvr' COM FORTA RLE AND PLEASANT f 1,:.-,. „tX stater. ga«. and hath; in a pleasant 10, _ vnth lundlure complete for -ly unle-s wishing puicliwk' tha r»tiK-‘lmlSim 5k 31 y Umo A lir .">3l FuJteu St. ,>l-x-t >:v AND BASEMENT st.. near Lincoln. STj ih*C A brick Imu,'.' on .V*>r.rt\ Maj fit-, near llar n?rn« h i-A Alho f •\r*'?K ‘KLER, 362 Ualated-aL* ns> n. n per month. J. H. Kk. ct mcr Harrison. rpo HKXT-.vn-H Ft-HNITtn. .L House of nine rooms. No. lli6 W, nu ftv._Fiirn|tnr«‘ BTTsi cish. Ap}»?y after 2. TO rflO RENT—FRONT HALF OF UPPER'sTO, ,L 25x100 feet, in building find of Wu-shluglon-08., v MJfhignn-av. ImnusUate ixi-ei'-Kion given. r|t6”i:ENT-TWo wkll ku iin isiTh:b uoomhT A uultflhle for -inale gcuilemt-n or gtnGuucn ana tlu jr vi Ives. Apply at Twenty thlnl-st. tTREN-iCFURNISHKITOR UNFURNISHHW nioraH. without boanl. Also front jurlor for gen tkuiaa ami wtte, v-lth hxanl. 507 Wost;sluwfoisfil. rilO RENT— VE PLEASANT HOcTms. CLOSHTh' A and paittry, ut No. Tv) West Twelfth-fit.', rent, $39, riio I^NT—SOUTH SI UK. ON K HLOCk FROM X filreot raifH, fotver part ot hoiw> (six rtusHsi, largw y.usl; no children; rout. >23. Addreiu R J B, Box as Post Ottico. Flit) RENT—nVTTAGK Td-VistTrs. AN IT A pflj.tiy: unfi furniture for sale, all comptcto, PofiMssslon iniuo-Vlrtloly. Apply at 350 Burusido-«L uearT»inly-iimi. alO lij;NT- ~VKP.Y DESIRARLK SUITE OF parlors 30xw f.vt. very light, well adapted for hiurf m~* puriHUH'fi, dry gmsto, tnerelmut t.illors. nilUl neiy. slice, or .sewing machine roomn. MX li.VNJ*. Hltl3 WARA*H-.VV.. FOR RUSINBHft purposes, large parlon* and w smaller rnotu, irltk pood ham and stable for 3 homes. Inquire on tih« premises. <:Ran<;k SARD. RKNi*—Tr{K~n>ir and taiuiest house A cn Wahush-av. for business po.rj>«*s*M. Very Ooa for private ln>M. near boidne***. A; so, ;tCrx!3o to Icam lor 20 year*. on 3lJchliran-av.. between Randolph im< I-ake-t*.. HASH i .oSJIAPLKV, -V.smßh Can/Unt. rik> it>:nt—coitnei; sfoi:k\ V nooMfT*» clos- X-cl*. 101 l sta‘e»* Inquire 413 Cottage (irovo-ar. rjm rent—an V>fkickTn~* hi->*tkr shuTm? X In/?, at west end of I.ak«*»t. bridge. Apply at K, cJIKsTKIVS lamp stole. 2 and 4 w«t Lake-st, T"m~R knt^vi.\m inqu Ire ,vr*"west Madlsoa-rt. r|ftri:EXT—KoirucHnTßU'siNKSH purposes, X Hit* basement tbrek) and tlrot Jloornf a couveoU eutly located ilv.-vllim? on Weak Madiaon-at, ua»t aC Peolirt. Addrv—s J AC. ITibunc other. r1 1 (Trkn t~ 1; oui i:ro ndp 1.00 it X of :»1 SUito-it,' Apply to A- EC. WING T MADI- X sou.st.. »\s': in-good order: large ?iuw windows. lru|nln«on pren mu. Sll i:i!.M aN a lit*. botiSbss ~ggAycE3. 4 11 ANCK—TIIK ADVERTISER. A PRACTT- I\. ral printer, ■.iWies to omiKUic m; job printing* la Chicago. Helm $1,600 lu ntali «ud\miqip cmllt. la sols-c and indusirioni. IK at references. Would pat Ida money ami labor In on established ofticr. or /coin with a thorough primer, with like capital, in a nnw .tli.-o, Lynchburg. Va. CUI N*f-‘K<"T Ir»H> living roons ready Unlioua*kc»'pta*. Rrin- C2.CW). Real nf store sl2 per mouth. LcaacniM until Mav. J sTi all modern impromui-RU, os Moryaiokar Van llunn nt. C<4FFJ.!AN Jfc COUa-KP, 167 \Vt«5 WjO»hlll#p. ton? mi nt fur .hhli*. uu rallrnail. and within tlfty ot thi*c'ty. Adrtmt*. or apply to T. LYMAN, Room fuagraM Hall, caicago. KOUSEHOIJDGOODS^ rpiu: intijiKST cash price for iiofse- X.b old furniture asdr BF-1T r A MARTIN, m aad w West MmUrnn-wt. "W t ANTKI)>FUR tVUSH. AN INDISCRIMINATE lot of hon-elndd furniture to fill a W-rootmd hutLMw A tli> f>tw a A H. Tribnai* other. HOUSES AND CARRIAGES. J 1.1- PARTIKs WISHINO TO SECURE FIRKT- X 4. claoi bnanl lor Uu-ir hotwes. or wish t«> find wiic foe V.iem or !i-r Un lr second-hand bupcies. cun do so at ray Viable*, cvni.-r Harmon-niurt and Vlctorta-av.. rear oC art. MD. .V_T. 5’J? and tat it. C. ltlt.\ ULKY. ACCOMMODATION* FOR VO HORSES. WITH hny. grain nnl nhciter. Inquire ol R. ItUlt- KOViU IJtQB SALE—A YACHT UI'UGV, WITH TOP, horw and bante-M. all new; home kind am! pound; .'land without tying; rfycarnold; Lulj ran drive bin with Ktfvtr; cau b«* Ptea at-153 West Jackson-**., la morning at 7 o'clock. I'nee. f. r y,«J. HOR.SK* FOR PAIR HEAVY draught bor- Pasture Hou»*of J- A. J. Brwunate .m* cm the North Branch. 11-2 ralW dno xm; of Oraoo ladd: price, fj.so tor good cloa.-* of horses, or 42 foroom. moa hwms per week. payable monthly. Leave order j, by letter only, at Tribune office. \V.\Sti;d-a good horse and buogt. IT Al-o nadiLe and bridle. Mn*t to cheap, StaM price 3. CH AS. D. HANCOCK, Trlbnne office. WANTED-BUGGV. I WISH TO BUY X IT cheap. box open boggy, or light democrat wagon. WM. F. TOMPKINS, Booms, 94and 30 Sooth, Cunal-et. TI*ANTED—HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS. Any one baring a horse, baggy, and harness ta M-ll cheap tor cash will pleaeo call at 242 Michigan-av. Horse mast be sound {and well broke: corectiTbogsv pref. rreX wlthoqt top. \ITANTED—A GOOD HORSE TO USE THIS if winter for hla board, or wiu bur if bo caa b* bought rtaeonably, call at 2*3 Michigan-et. to-day, between 1 and t o'clock. J. JONAS. ANTED—A GOOD COVERED GROCERY a f wacoti and barnesa. Apply to BOILVIN A sIMP- MjN it and 116 Tweatr-aecond-Ht. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED—TO RENT—FOR A MAN AND 11 wile, a email cottogrw furniabed for or part of homte. Is guoi neighborhood. AddroM DH, 73 Twi-ntrjjixttoJ»t, stating terma and locality. WANTED-TO JiENT-BY A FAMILY OP TOO, it a furnished evttasc of Bor 3rooms on South Side, cant of State and north of Thirtieth. Would pay rent to May 1 in advance If owner would make It an object. Address If, Sst Lnmber st. Want»: t >_to rent— norns containing IT Bor rooms on South side. Address elating terms F. ZIEOFBLD, 800 Wabcu-b-av. XI7A*