’njKIUML.
fcFralay F.v* ning. Nov. tt,
tbc ivci sjUk and shipments of
tinring the p:c*t tvveniy-h»ur
J nt d. vvithThe corrcspomliug
L'rftij-'.s. Shipment*.
J l-:«. IS7I. IS7O. IH7I.
:..U2 .V.*2U 1.7W S2t7l
;::.2JO 10'.,;;t.; 7<l2Ta Isli/Xil
i 0»7.!C2 2».5«6 i;m,:-U 7;1.51i
Sc.t;»» L'.r.ii r.t,:2Wi sluh)
to.2««» y.r,29
V.v*7o 5.023 lU.SfhJ R. 57»
77.:i*>3 75.50 i) 25.1!-U
*20,(100
l.aC3 22M 001 (W.V
t 73 4 3i
*0 0.27s 4.U74
l.t:y 1,34.7
brt- 4i7 IC7 414 2»JO
u 2/.13 7.U39 2,134 rW
3.671 674 2.U59 2At7
,‘t c.-.H'U 4‘XI J. 411 2.3U
762 210 220
I L2*<o l,2;«l 2.727
('.mi ve-tceday u«r eity e<m>um]itien:
be at; a.317 )»u cvrn;• 2,276bu oats; 2.378
tsi lm barley.
{•awitm pain has Jx-cn Inspected int«>
**o 10 n’eliM-k this morning: i*y ean
J r .*rar>*et»rn; 6,<N.Clm No. 2 do; i>; cars
1 1» bu No. 2 do; 16 can and 2.um bu rye;
srh-y. Total. (375 cats) 2.WM» bu.
.v.-vs'inore activity in ]»roduco cireh'S lo
ta firmer set of markets on the Icadimr
As, though prices exhibited no materiid
except <m oats. Them was a fair
•ot buying for shipment, by parties who
get the grain dou 11 toXevv York by the
.‘navigation, ainllet it lit* in csinal Iwals
the winter. Jtohlcrr* of grain were quite
/to lei git. a* the rales of insurance ;im so
t:h:it it i- ahnn-t ruimtus To carry. The
lag mov. mciu would probnblv have Im*cu
»)c!ive. but for the dllllculty in obtaining
:nsuranc<*.
oarties seem to think that the grain hero
t tilv all Is* cleared out by the close of navi
:.n'd that »nr bln- will remain empty dur
l* winter, a- but tilth* grain will In' brought
carried at -ueh enonnom Rite- for prbb-
J. 1 -afetv. It i- jift*t»ablc that the amount m
l-i will be maletially le»—eUed unless iiisUr
r- rales are reduced, but the receipts am grow
Vimw to-Mjuethmg like the voluni»i noted pm
•-’(►the lire.and can scarcely Im* very small
f,ag the «tcicog winter mouths. They am now
‘.rb. etjnal the -Jiipmcut-.
von- t.t our b ailing grain dealers were discuss,
lax tli. advi-attilitv of forming uu as-oeta-
Ip ammig tbem-elves ior the punMjv* of in-nr
li J grain at moderate nites. They complain
i r tin-I,re-s nt burden i-javatcr than they can
•r. .iudvM-eeditigly unfair, as the grain wan*-
v-have alua> [iruVed to btt among 1110 bell
i-«- n 1 lie cit>. It is tlillicull lo under-land why
I a iji 1 !e\ ;.t»«r -hould be charged Is par cent
'r annum on ihc 10slay ri-k, when dwelling
ean 1m- in>im d for one part in tvvoiilv*-f*,ur
sb.-t amount, the latter risk being made the
a ---t (.1 tlje two. The grain warehtuise has a
p'elj; -.-i ~j nieii mi the watch during the whole
j -a:, and apparatu-equal to the. ta-kof coping
|i)n an oitiinai v lire, without aid from thiM.’ity
-p.tmiient. That kiini of projk-ny i- giurtf
l w l:li -n, Ji riboi-cam. both i»y lii>* vvall-ftoni
iitlem.hv uatehinen from lire- within that
b a-iual rj-l. i-mu mcir than «m<-third of that
!-i ia-nrdir.arv ».:iek dwvlliiighou-cthul i- in-ur-
I at ‘;-t jt*-r ni.
ItiioteAMrthv that, prevlon- to the tire, grain
in-undiii private wanluoi-s- a* 30 and 73
I*,. r >t(.\ ~,1 rile Veil *linio b)«.K.'k as the pilh
.j •v.irehi-u— io which t:i:tm v\a- in-nred aL2 and
1' »mt t, tit. rinnigh the latter was nm*<h the
i*. J ri-k the i'-.n. iomtuculoii the singular
i Jnlm-'ion i- ary.
-olntmn wa- iuimducsl on ’f’hangi* toslar.
al< inning tin- acU'iti «d the insuraiii*e com
i i'* s in thi- mail* r, and asking thou lo recou
r.
a-re nt yesterday’s price,
t'cing r< »*<.rt«*«l of t.'J* brl-at S7c. New York
dull and r. but the;-,- js so little ottering
that oei luaikel was not allecletl by the rc-
t Yic fre*!;b!- uvre reported quiet at yesterday'-
I Jrr'a He- i.a-i- oftor v.heat. S l-2e for corn
I Ar. ;!u«i -e for barley. to IPifialo by sail.
1 *1; 1» mi. 10 N*-*i York were nominal at :;:ic
Ir li*-at. aiai P" ei.rit. A total nf four grain
::vr- r* p.eod. which will carry out 2».0u0
1 ci'p.j* l'ii ..;:t.. >0 bn aml 42,000 bu
-rhv. It i- pi ..ImMo. how over, that .—coral
[c m ip, t• ii.-d.d ;Pr wheat and ci*rn. loslay
io-m«*rrov.. v. la. i, }ia%.- n.»t hern ivportcsi on
l hw iiio-iiv <»i owner's account.
‘-ions *«,-ie J. actl\e, but linn. M«-ss
i'!y .iT sia.o.t fnp uhl. and JJ2.7.7;1
.-T 1-2 tor m i-h or -h Her the moutli; ami
i.—‘ d ;i; in at 512.7.'. seller I'evember, and *12.n71-2
Is«nl \\a- tinner at n-tas 7-h* for
>-w otd <io s. ;;er lieeciidwr or January, s
i »hl m- at- ate :d! oil' the market. c\ecpt a
a -io.;! jito. which Ural at C l-2e. (Jtvi-n
.itv iea-'n-r at t:7--alefor shnillders.
i<- Voc short rib-; hams. 7a7 l*lc, the
1 ;t-;d» o-r liir'ai. Suts-t piekh hams, 10 l-2alle.
I’i'noted at ami extra taeps at
OV.‘/.-.7. X;;’.i.iW. S 1 J-ales V.Vm reptirtml of
■i bri- me«s p.irk at »12.*>>; T-00 brls do. seller l»e
--•.ads r and .lamiarv. at >1i.02 1-2; lw les ucwlanl
0 at 7-e: notes do at r n-4c :7j.0,w1b-r^ljort
1 at i; ii.ii.oii.. 2«t'cn shonlder.son private
r-; 2.7".'* p< cr- .-n hams at 7c; 2oot»rls mens
at fv*i j'>" i-rls I'Uiu mi's'; betT at ¥?.(>o.
Fh.-uv was dull. th* n- no buyers except
■>r !oe;,l ’r.t.le; hnt holders Were llctll. ifm
to- beliii: rales w<-rv nqmrted of„l-*«o brls
;h:ie u inter .-vtra-at 5*5.2*.; U«0 brls do at A-l.fV);
’nls do at 57..*4. pi) l.ils do at 57.00; pNibrUdo
•Ii p! :v;!ie tilM-ll'*' brls spr ..nr evt I'.l- tMluilCao
la-1 at st.e>: •_•«» inis do at J»;.7."*; K»u hrN do at
111.1 v: l-»'n r• nr thmr at? 4.00; 2‘* brls buckwheat
•p'lrat Total. j.yHibrls,
iKvireat H.is moderately active, with litlle ehanyo
da ii e. The market ua- weak tally, mvin£ to a
l led decline ill New York, ami tameness in
jerj*-.,.!. lent became TlrnuT early under n {jikm!
1 J.iaml. prin -ijuHy f**r shipment,us three <»r four
lj-.-*is entered the market and Itouelit
!|!ji-ly all that was oOt-ivd. of all m adcs,
[I, je.v J..i~ In hon-es where they
M rad u idi i.i load. Tlierc wa« nit her les* doitic
Miptiotjs. hem e the 'js-eylative buylnifof fre.sh
i e’ipi- as ie«- io tive than usual. The market
ir seller h»s| haltof this montii niHMinl ojM'iieil at
1? i-2. «h •.-li'ied l-i.a’itl inipmved to Jl.kslatthe
I- M*. Heiter N*i\• mhec sold at Jl.tsi-tal.is;n.
Her In-eemVr at *1.211-2. Cash No. 2 spring
l lat sj.is :;.j. Winter wheal was nominal at
-«1. .1 for No. 1 r.sl, ai.il sl.2(ki 1.27 for N0.2
s 'Ariv i« i*,*rted of 2,‘Oi» bn No. i j.prinic
j! n.ci'oiui doat J1.211-2; 40ft1m do ntJI.2I
H.M.o ini No. 2 spring (November rx-iadptsi at
-i I /..imlmilixat Si.isy-t; 47.soobtt do atil.lrt
i.ii do at si.is 1-4: 4(0 bn do at *i.ih; bi.fioo
.•;do at sj.is pi art tut do at Ji.lfc; a,2to bu No. 3
n:i2 at >1.12. Ttdal. 120.4*0 b«. Ib-jcotCil rpriu?
’a- oal at s],n;ai.os.
Corn was w.-ak early owlmr to unfavorable
i-t. in advices, lint impruvtsllater under a
uj.pnu' demand, and ruhsl strong uud active to
.ic clom-. at inH\ \c>terdi.y's prints There was
»t much speculative inquiry, but options ruled
arm in mpathy v. ith rash lots. The market for
Vo. 2 opem-d at if 12c improved to l-2c» and
Icseii liimat t-aisi te. Sdlertlrst halfNovemt>er
•old at i-2;117 :tand seller the whole month at
i:.l-v. New corn sold at 4;ta« l-2e Urst half
v.iVelids-r ill settlement. KeJOCUMt was quiet
-;T.I i at her ea-ier. owim; tomon* liberal ofl'ciiims.
v cte.it prni*‘*riion of the new corn now arrlvlnc
i- a- rejeeted. (*i»sh sales were n*p»rled of
fail i-n t -is j-n-: 12.H10 bn do at ts i-n*;
I,n doat |s,.; 4.0-»* bu do at 47 7-* c; Ss.ooa Ini
17 :;-te: .'..so«i l.u do at 47 l-2c: 2.0-X) hit reject
‘.I at -.1 s.f«»i t.u do at tic; too bn no evade at
4 t.u ji Total. UW.4ta>lm.
Oat- Were active and strong, bciuc in plod m
.ij.-si tor shipnn l*m quiet spcculativ«‘ly. Tlie
L;:trk-14-iM-n, at .iiK*. but soon »mpruv«*d lo:wu-4c
r Te-idar and .4* i-2c for strictly fresh receipts,
.tt: nif.-i of the sales at !ho-e prices.closing
I adv. teller la-! half -old at:» l-2a:MKMc;seller
I-,, :n'‘-r at ;:i Maid l-2c; and seller January af
fa-li sales were reported of 21.400 bu sit
i Mi ••.4i«r ini at no hi.OJW bu al tWI-2c; 43.
I at an Me; :».iv«*t,n at 30e; ti.Wtm al 31 l-2e
l.*-st '.i*i bn i« ]eeti‘d al 273-40, OOObudo at27l-20
obu do at JTe. Total. 173.0 1 bn.
t;\ ew a dull at ic tleclim*. Wine rt'|Hirtod inae
.C in New v.rk. Sales were* y J.oaa 1m No. 2al
I s,*>* bn tcj. 4-tcd al 02c; K«»budx» at 51c. T0;1.4
;1.4- -<l bu.
was irrccnlar. No. 2 opened llrni sit .V'a
f.v l ioli. and .*-7 c —Her last half, but broke to
at tie- eio— for cash, when New York was re
,-.i Ti d l'ea%y. No. 3 was steadv. but dull,
i a-h -ac were j ejs*rt»‘d of 4.t»<ohuNo. 2at .7-7 l-2c
do at .7,7e; HM> hudo sd 34c; 3.2t"i bit ilo
-M.-; h.» l.u No. :i :rt toe; 2,4d0 lot do :it II l-2e; 2.000
i,.t do al 4!i *itill Vejecti-d :*l Ilk-; 420 bu do :it3Sc;
4,.i’.ub;. -ainjde al 1-2'*; 4W l*u do al 35c. Total,
l~ bu.
K.in-st- city ha- n'cclveil her first importation
J/ t \v\ coists* din ct tr«*m Kimijn* (Jliiuchc'txTi.
tie- journals,.f lhai city alt* iisitunilly.|nld-
St --it o'-r th<* fad. The udvnnlaue of such a
*i‘ct tradoi** the commerce of life West can
iiveu U> ox ,-re-linißt«sl.
The Ibiil'.ilo fi,in ifr says:
The i hicaco lire, which, it was thmnrht, would
;>.trsi!x tie- inuh- for the bsdance of the season,
f.. i p-I «.-;,reely it* have csnisexl a pciveptUdc inter
i;-/-i-a. Tire’i-ec.-ipts of crain.aud th*ur minced
/L-i.n*i. fori be month of Uctoln-r amoiiutod to
,sf4.bii-h.-ls. smahlsl 5.2<7?.:fT7 bushels last
'f ’ar. cid a -till -mailer ausresnste ttic year’.h**
<f 1 ‘Si, ln, l ,l *mi i
j r( T't* war- isii'iamt |s'*7art* indeed tho only
r-uc-ia tr'iM-.ii* v. liieli liavo given u* greater
Receipt* in 111.' nuuilh of Octol*er. The total tv
i*e;t*’- 't thi- l M, «'t. -Ince the opening of navigation
to :ol*< r W. amount to the goodly aggregate
r ot .'■7.V!. 2' M-lnl-. again-t bushels la-t
Tli** N»-w Y"fk r.nllrtiu think- the Commission
i "1 A jrieultnTo i-. a- n-u.il. fur from correct In
I I,' roi;.-l;s-i. a- miing the sugar crop. He e>-
j jn.ib 1 im-t in tho domestic sugar crop at
.1 ihirt' p:*r is-nt a-lompansl with Ja-i year. The
ot l-To. *rding to the Commissioner's llg
nr--. hogsheads.-o that the total
I' of th;- ar's crop i* e-tlmated at llj.iw) hops.
I iieads. j j,,. No\v Orleau® be
lioM :5..ii the crop is so good that
la'-.-slioads of sugar will bo made.
ntid :!io trade eirenlar- generally estimate the
rrodr-oi at inon ita.Oho to vyi.ftO) hogshead-. The
.-•l'i'ir a ivco*ni/*'tl authority on matters
t.iPii'u; the sugar-growing intoivst. thinks
I -o iso ho- -head- a rea-onablo estimate. the total
iho :-.sj nop having bi*eu. aceonllnp to this
/i lin i,' K.vm bog-heads. The bureau report
aunt.- a- ininrv to the cam* in many plnres. and
«..-iii-J’-i|o- i hat‘a short crop mav beoxpceled; hut
ia tie- opinion of the ts-d Southern authorities,
<i mape which may have been done to the
j •an,* iuifa\ ora Me w eat her is more than offset
j.\ :!e ’im-rea- d average cultivated.
’Tiie .'.i.urn'll uf Pwmß'ow give* the following ns
|l»i. nooiirh imj*oitsat New York forth*month
i»; .~eoio.nbcr;
IM9. 1870. l«7l.
f .ri easui!ip
r-ir for i:.-h-e>.. fi.Hio.OV* 7,71*.M0 8.W.0.561
>4 j 1.200.7 M 'J.7(H.2a
‘.j-js ole.-ad bullion.. Mr2.lPo JUI.nTP
UT- !a! i *it. al
iihdrawM Inin
nit; i hii’isi* 11.121.1W 10,732.135 12.R89.R7S
Th- vo has in-on an increase in tho entries for
-uaiolimishu.luit tin- withdrawals have l«*<-n sllll
y ,rv'e:-. ami The -tuck in 1»ond was reduced In .Sop
'scUi’*er a«HMI sl.\*oo,nn«>.
IW. 1870. 1371.
S)cm. pisskvv ftl&sm/kU SIS.IS7JSO *20,100.560
fjvopiHnl-,. lfi,9*W 11.151 193.707
•oic-.rnkiti.ibh*.... o'>p.rsu 023.C27 M 9.926
p<- a*id iiviUioli.. 1,703.171 4.ClC,t*> 2.13*>J20
J T \«.ovts ....»13.‘ P0.rw
v l'-:HH-ie... 17.22*;.0i‘d 10,002.408 20.863^502
5 i.Air.i:.
-.:n rnfton tin* pvo«iuce markets were in
'-.i-'i voepi wheal, whh-h sold at $!.191-2a1.1?U-4;
I a half,
in* *’ii l «d pn»vi-lon brokers wmsheldm the
i. ov.a. Mr. I'rnrin the chair. It was decided
a brokers Hoard, that the nites of
.•..••oii -'io 1 on «ah*s or pnrrliaw*s made for par
ti. om-ul- the euv shall In. 1 i»er eciit. and
tii.it ail pi iipertv brought here to !>c mid snali be
•x/ .;ted j per* eat commission. Other Ichml
j -ti< to 1m- subject to arrangement between
■im 'pal and Jiroker.
f
The Diult TKnrkel.
HflTlii:—Caoiec tpialili*— FUlWble for tabic
;a*.-J .-ie:-dlair rtemond. and
k jT-.d *as b ir.'.i j'i:e.v«. nr al 22i>V. I'.vir to
I i tiiKu; butter ww- In f >rby
j -bally ui N«w i
C ;;.a u*.i »i,‘.ugh some \v?*te;!i miJ S.cca.-.a
orders were rccviivd. There was little or no do
luaml for inferior ami common description*, ami
pi ices for such may 1h- quoted weak at loal’.v.
BAGGING—Hu-dnes- was reported good, for
the h.*;is*»ii, and under moderate Mocks here and
at the Hast the p-neral inurkel remains steady
and linn. Wc make no change In our quotation-,
si- follows: Stark, 36c; Lewiston, ate; American,
hi l-2c; Minnesota, 30o; burlaps bugs, 211-2a22c;
tniunic-. KnSsc: wool sacks, crc.
ItriUilNG MATKUIALN-Tlurc was a large
demand for nearly all articles in the list, and the
market was n-jiuricd tirm at full prices. Lime
was especially active, amt a further advance are
among the probabilities. We Quote ?tneeo, $2.301
a.«»: eemejil. $1.73; lime,ln bulk. $1.25; white
sand, per brl, sun>.i:i.23 plastering luiir, per bit,
tttntiv; tire Wrick. per $i4.n««13.00.
HKAXS— Jh-maiti steady., under a pan! demand,
at *1.73a2.00 for iKinnuiU. and at 82.23a2.30 for plod
to ehoiee hand J>ickcd. Tin' supply is moderate.
CTDKII—Was in demand and steady at about
yesterday’.* prices, and sales making at *3.c0a3.30
for common, and at f3.7.ViC.00 for psnl to choice.
OHJ'.KSK—This market was without visible
change either In lone or in prices, a steady lair
local and interior demand cxl-ts and with light
stock hi store n tinner feeling obtains. Orders
are prumuly filled out at the annexed range of
prices: New York factory, 13a15 i-2c;Ohlo factory.
i:talte: Wc-dcm do. I2alic.
COAL—Prut* remain tlrmor and unchanged.
The stock.- arc iKinjr steadily augmented both by
lake and bv rail and notwithstanding the recent
advances at Butfalo, and Eric, no immediate
change Is looked for here. Wo continue to quote:
la-high. prepared.s9.3o; laiekawaima. so.ort: r.ne,
A 1.30; Walnut Hill.sm.so; Indiana, f7.«»»; Hocking
Valh-v. $7.30; Wilmington. $3.30.
rOoPEUAOE—The market is tlrm and more ac
tive. Wc quote: Pork brl,-* f1.70;ti.73: lard tcs.
si.w*a2.o3; lMs fbr15.f2.20ii2.25; whiskey brls.f2.ou
a2.lf»; flour brls. 3i>:i37c.
i:<a;s—rontinucsl in light smpnlyand prices are
llnu at 2:1a24c. Some were holding at 23c, but
.-ales at over 2tc wen* mre.
j-j.fiX-j Nothing new was iv-ported
in the condition of the market lor nearly all
de-eriplioJis. The -bn-lr nf tvoth foreign and do
un—t!c varieties arc light lu nil llm mar
ket.- of the eoitntry, and lor >aiue descriptions
prlcfsatv still vvorkujgupward. Weqnote; Hate-,
i-uiito t-ve: tics. drum*. 2"a22c; tigs, box, 2Vi23c;
Turkey prunes, tank-; French do. liable; raisins,
old, *(.23; do new. »t.25; blackberries, ical«c;
pitted cherries, :c-a4oe; peaches, pared. 24a2-V;
jk-aches, halve*., U l-2alu l-2c; apples, saloc; cur
rants. U l-2aloe.
GIIKEN FBl'iT??—Pricos-rangcd substantially
the -amc as at the opening of <ho week. A])plr‘i
and cranberries were fairly netivc, lh*tii to supply
t«M-al want- aiwl for shipment, hence holders vve-m
linn, and In-onu-cases wem asking an advance,
though uo considerable advanec, was gjiincd. Wo
quote: Apples on track at it.73.i2.23, and from
-tom at f2.00a0.00. Cran'KTrics fj.wall.'X* for wild,
and »l2.0O;(14.<"» for cultivated.
Flifll—’The Increased tirmnes* mccntly noted in
lake lish wa- even more marked to-day. ami tin-
Jc-s tht* rceeijds Improve prices must soon ad
vance. as the pre-ent supply is barely .sutllcient to
meet the current wants of the trade. In salt
water dc-eripUons—more part lonlnrly In mackerel
—an easier feeling was noted, fair orders being
tilled at a slight eouocs-lon from fonuer rates. A
lit.k.-ral bu.-lue— was doing at tin* following range
of prices: Xo. 1 whitelish. fi.3f.tai.73; No. I
f4.0wt.23; Xo. 1 phoremackerel, fiu.ivtaio.23: Xo.
1 bay. $8.30a9.'«): Xo. 2 macktral, fB.OO-aS.3O; bank
cod, fu-00n6.30: George’s cod. f7.wa7.30; box her
ring. Xo. I.4*)aVk“; scaled herrings, 43a.w.
GBof’FßlKS—Tlie leading features ef this mar
ket wem without change in anv essential particu
lar. Trade was mjH*rled fairly active nil around,
and with liberal and well assorlw! st«x.*ks
in -ton* a mtod feeling prevailed. Prices
victe gcuersillv steadv. We tvjK-al our quo
tation, of ye-terday; A sug-ar, 12 :l-Sa
123-2 C; 1: do. 12 1-5W12 1-le; C do. 12;ll2 J-Se; choice
brown, 10 a-sall 1-le; fair do. l'*uh)l-2c: moLis-ios
do. 9ame. Prime Bioeoir«*e, 2*u2le; choice do. 21a
22e; O. G. Java. 29a31e. Star candles, full Weight.
Isais i-2c. Bicc—lktugoou, 7 1-2U3C; i’aliia, ba
S 1-2'*.
pJYKUIV—DLmiond. eoninic.u -syrups,
3ua:t3c; porlM Kieo iu(*la—ci. 30:uVh:; go*»(l sugar
luuu-**-yrnp. 43a63<*; cxUa. 63a70<*: cimtc'c silver
drip-*, o'xtr.i Tine, ‘."m?.*-* fancy. 73;c*«v.
Si’lt’KS— All-picc. ll«13c; cloves, lia2<V; eai
slsi, 4*-4uVV pepper. 23:»2tc; mUmcg-. 51.23a1.1U>.
SOAlb?— Fr**iicU umltlcd. 6 :P4a7c; statidaM.
6 1-la6U-4c German luoll led. 6 l-tadh-tc; ecuiive.
brown Windsor,! l-r.il y-ic; palm, la
sTAnnr—o a-miiv; com. malt? 1-20:
laundry. l-'JaTo common. ':ui l-tc.
HAY—Thr demand forprcs-od hav wasfairaiid
:u li\ c. both on Moslem account and for-dupim-nt
up tin* lake. I>v»*c deseriptlon*. on unroll, xvcrc
in Ii 111 it <■«t' d* maud only, audprico won: weak
and unsettled. as Iho nti'crings vwre large. Tin;
following priee* xwiv being paid by dealers:
On fraek—Timothy, piw-ed. t.no; prairie,
pressed. >'.i.oo.ti(i,i«i. Oh wagon—Timothy. loose*.
JH.uial2.oU; prairie, loose, f.Hn"alU.u". For do.
livery of pressed hay, >sl.Wal.oU, according to dis
tance.
ton tin- market here wa- rather easier to-day,
without, Iniwi in-r. being materially lower. Tin*
I ii»tri are increasing. Wo quote: Ureou p.dt
od. light. 11 l-2c do. heavy, in l-2c; imirriau kip,
II 1-2**; voal, kip. Ital-V.*; green calf. 17c; dry
calf, 2*V; drv Hint, P.*«2oc; dry salted. ItkilTc; dry
kip. 22**; deacons. 30,i03c; scored, cut, or other-
M i-e damaged, two-third- price.
I.KATJIKII—Price* were nominally unchanged.
A moderate busino-a was d*ing at tlio annexed
quotation-,:
HtAtt.ocK—City harness, union. STaVc; city
harness. 37a>c; country hame*-. ataaCc: line, city,
per Jb. ;n*ii42c; kip, }ht lb. Wcajl.oo; kip, veals,
Jl.ooal.15; city upi>er. No. I. per ft. 2i3a23c: city
upper. No. 2. i»:*r it. 25u27c: country upper, No. 1.
24a27c; collar, per ft, 21a23c; calf, city. $i.2.7ai.4.7;
calf, country, si.u*al.23; rough upper, 11 to in Iba,
3T<a;«7c: rontli uhkt, 14 to in lbs, 32.1340 rough
upl*er, damaged, jwaaoc; Bufialo slaughter bole,
3oii:isc.
Oak—Slaughter sole. 40/il3c; Philadelphia pole,
43a4»V; hanies*. per lb, 3*kUsc; kip, light, sl.ooa
1.!.': kip. No. 1, mcdimii, &OcaSl.uo; kip. heavy. 7.7 a
S3c; American calf. 32 He,. J1.25ai.45: French*calf.
2* lbs. si.Hki2.tJ.*; French calf, ttfj lbs. J1.C0a2.20:
French kip. 00 to mo Hh, sl.oUal.C3; French calf,
l-cuminc; iH-r doz. sC3.wa*.*O.OU; French calf, Jodot.
JTO.OOaIOdAO.
NAII>— Ib nialn film at J4.30 rates, we quote:
10d to fill, per keg. 54.30; s*l. i*cr kcc.J4.75; Cd, per
heir, J.7.eu; 4d.iH,Tk,-c, S-7.23: ;»d, per kef*. $(k00;
line 3*l, per keg. $7.2j; blue 2d, common, per keg,
57.27.
OlLS—Trade was reported reasonably arlive,
with price* sternly smd unitorui. There |>i now au
ample snjiply of all articles in the lint and orders
are being filled as promptly as t*cfore the
tire. We ivi*cat our quotaiioas uf yesterday
CarlMin, 2t;»27c; extra winter lanl. sJattfc;
No. 1 ruiTent make, 75aT.7c; No. 2 do, C7c; linseed
raw. Kfc: do. lM*Ued. hH-: 7\hsde. 7'a77c; sporm.
J*2.o(i; ncatsf«***t oil. 51.Wa1.27; hank oil, Csc; frlrults,
7l»c; clephsint oil. 23c; turpentine, Kx*.
FAINTS —W*-re in demand at former prieof*.
WV quote: White lead, pare. jn.Mi; American
zinc, $11.30:i12.i*4; nillrosol color*. $11.50.
I’OTATolCS—Weresu*ti\cat the Into tolvunee.
The arrival- were liberal but not in excess of the
d*-msmd. ami silcs were readily elTirtcd al the
anncxiil (imitation: Mixed, ou track.at4?a7oc:
and straight b*t> at 5.7aC3e. From store sale* were
nmkingat 3oaCOu for common, ami al ti3a7.70 for
good In choice.
POULTRY AM* wore report' d
at s2.r<4t;ia.r>o per doz for chicken-*; at Vi.ooai.T'* for
dufk>, >:j.vo-.iv.O'J for x«Kiirif chicken?, undut 91.75
for «|ii:i il.
SALT—Is* active at mwhamred price*,
quote: Saginaw. >2.an; OmuKhqni, jj/jr
and diamond C at yl.'J*
fcMKDs—Were in good demand and Ann at pre
vious prices. Sale's were la bag* timothy at $2.70;
~,i bag* do at s2.f>7 1-2: W bag* do at $2,52 1-2; 10
bags clover at 2tf hags do at S2.K".
Tilts-lb-mam Jinn under a steady and fair dr*,
maud, at the following range of price*; Yount?
hy.*on. common to fair. .v.aooe: good.
7u.isoe; choice to extra, fcl.JOal.tO;
Mipcrior to fine old hyson, lK>cas
l.to; common Imperial, 73aPOe; good to
choice do. oOeaSI.IS; IliU' to good gunpowder. NVa
$1.00: choice to extra. M.Wal.h'; choice to extra
leaf Japan. $l.00al.K); fair to good do. 7*aSoe col
ored natural leaf Japan. Coa7oe; common to line
Oolong, &oaCsc good. CsaSOc choice to extra, 90ch
\v6oi>~Prices wen* firm a* follows: Hereto,
ilo.ou; maple, $11.110; hickory. $12.00; elabs
delivered.
WOOl<—N*o very imjwuianl change was vi-iblo
in tills market. The improved tone of the laist
ern market had the effect to impart a tinner feel
hn: among dealer* here, hut there was no
mint able advance In prices. Theoffeiingseontinne
light. Tlie eoadliloii of the liontoti" market is
shown hv the following, which wo clip from
Messrs, liardlug, Cimj* J: (Vs circular of October
yo:
♦•Tin' receipt* of domestic wool for the week,
lutve 1 tecu I,>W bales against 2.2 W bale* for llic
corresponding week of lt*7o, and ayn* bale.* in 1n:j».
The market for domestic wool has b««en a little
unsettled during the week. in consequence of the
continued pressure in the money market, and
cash buyers are taking advantage of the present
turn In affairs to replenish stocks, and the conse
quence has Ihh u large purchases of line wools,
which have varied in price according to time of
payment. At the same time there is pressure to
soft on I lie part of leading holders, although offers
for round lots, with prompt cash, have l»ecn more
favorably considered than for some lime past,
and such’ buyers ba\e Invested largely, at prices
which will no doubt In* considered comparatively
low some months hence, when the present crisis
has passed. and the supply and demand again be
mino the base of operations. Consumption must
either decrease or higher prhv* must rule, as the
supplies now on ham! uml prn-i*eetlvely for the
balance of the year are not sullieient to moot tho
wants of manufacturer* al the present vale of con*
sumption.”
I.AKK FllKl(»llT?*A\Vrcle-> active, at unehanp
o<l rales, Charter-wen* reported as follows: To
llultalo—Stmr Kaleigh. rye al S l-2e, ami barley at
so. To 4 i-wego—Schr Annie C. Haynor. eorn at
13C. To Cleveland— Sehr Yankee Fdaile, barley at
7 1.2 c. ToMarquelb—Sehr Kxehauge. corn ami
oats uu owner** aeeouui.
I«irc Jiilerk Itlnrhrt.
CATTl.K—Keccived t<*-vh»y. t.r.-yi; received tliis
week, SA7J. No deeidnl ehance was isible In
this market. A steady, moderate demand ovists
f<*r the inner grjuies. suitable for shipment Ka-t.
and as th*- supply of such continue- tight, sellers
expelh matl no lUllienlty in realizinsr.Jind at toler
ably full priee-. the market mlluir steady al the
«d%anee established early in tin* w***>k. The
poorer sorts wen* mere or le-s neglectt*<l. hut. the
supl»ly not being large, holders were not anxious
It*elo-e out. save «t very full i*rices.aud \alues
may l*e quottsl unchanged. Several common,
tiiln lots and some medium praties remain in the
yards mwdd.
lior.s—The receipts to-day were 7XO. and for
the week up to this evening 42.. W. The sliipments
for the week up tt* last evening were 23.161. The
hog market was without nay new feature as com
pared with yesterday. Tin* demand was fairlv
active onliH-al amt Eit-tein account, ami sales
were etToidisl at $3.75,33.83 for common to medium
and at J3.95a4.13 for pi*o»l to cheice—with most of
the transfers within the range ot s3.ssal.t*s. The
market closed steady.
.SllKKr—Kereivevf this week 4.46?. The demand
was equal to the supply, and prices were steady
jind*unchangi-d. ranging at si.2sa4.w* for common
to mevliuiu. and ut $1.25hi.75 for good to choice.
Chlrnpo l>ry Gomli 9lnrkfi<
Our dry gooil- merchant.* are Z getting into
shape, but at present, owiup to the close quarters,
or rather dry good- Imxes. that nave to
transact buwnc-s in. the block* are not &o large
or so well assort'd as previous to the tire. They
alt ap|»ear chocrful, however, and make reml;-
tanci-M frequ* ntlv and cheerfully. Tmde is fairly
active, ana the market steady at the quotations
below. In the course of the week all our houses
will have comfortable and commodiouo quarters
and large and well assorted stocks, and customers
would do well to keep back their orders uutll that
time. Ihlres on woolen and some description* of
cotton gooiln sire weak, and the tendency is to a
lower range. Tlu* quotations here dilfi-r little.it
any, from tho-e in New York.
\Vo quote today’* range of price® in the market
as follows:
PniNTs—Merrimac P, 11 l-2c; Mcrrimae W, 12c
r»*ol:«vo. 12e Taclfic. 11 l-2e; •♦arner’s. Hr;
Sprague's, U l*2r; Dunnell’n. 11 l-2c; M.uiclic**lor,
111-2cr; l.owell. 8 l-2c; Arnold’s, 9 l-2c Lancaatei-,
He; Uiehmond, 11 l-2c; America,ll l-2c: Mourning.
101-2o; AihnV. 11 l-2c; Gloucester. 11 J-Qc: Free
man’s 0 l-2e tVamsutttt,7 l-2e; Columbia,? l-2e:
Allen’s Pink. 12c; Kh'hmoud’M ITnk, 13c.
Lancaster, I.V Ohuton, Jsc Amo
laag. tr-r ManrLester, li I ‘J<; Ifoanokv. U t-3o
Gb'tiCCster. 11 Ide-
Ilitows Sjir.i.TSNO?.—Stark t-i. I**': Ap.v*eton,
4-4. 1?.-; Aru.-.:can. 12c; M*d’.'»rii l;t,I21-2c,
N'r.-L* 1 i 1t Ir.'i’sn H’s.l 4 Nr CVl*vt
c-4. U J-v: Arl-ru- A. -i, Ani.d*v-.*v’ P. 1-1.
12c; rcpjvm-ll X, 101 2c; AnchorA.il I-2c; Great
Falls .Lill-ae; Great Falls f*. 10 1-2 c; Indian
Orchard A, lie; Indian Orchard 121-2 c;
Indian Orchard Bit. 12 1-2 c; Indian
Orchard W. lo i-2c; Indian Orchard. L. 10c.
Salmon Falls 4-412e Standard XX, 12c Aguvvum
F 4-4. lie; Appleton I>4-4.11 l-2c; Illinois A 4-4.
lie; Swift Utver I*4. 10 a-te; Xa|Hdi*ou. 9c; Pop*
jx nil K. i:> i*2e; lVpi«erell A, 12 l-ac; Pcpiu-ml
O, 111-2e; Ihmtt. Mills 11. Se; Root! Mills O. 1»C;
800 l I Mills S. 11 l-2c; WeSbTU World, 10 1-20
Arkwright, it l-2e; Portmmmlh F, 8 l-2e; Quaker,
a l*2e; Pa.itlc. IV-: Kansas. 11c.
Bi.l.vciilu dmnriNf.s.—X. Y. Mills 4-1. 210;
WnmsHtta'4-4.20e; Bales XX 4-4. loe; White Rock
4-4.10 1-20; Hill’s 4*4. l«vk Hill’s 7-S. 14 1-2; Mason
vlllc 4-t. 17 l-2e; Bay Mills 4-1.17 l-2e: Androscog
gin 4-4.17 c; Andro-coggin T-s. lie; Luiigdon 7-h.
121-20; Langdon 4-4, 14e; Bed BankT-S. uo; Bed
Bank 4-4. 12e; Isuimlulc, 17c; Wumlxvk. I2c;
CatHH- a-4.7 a-4c; Slatervillc 7-*. lie; New Jer.-ey
4-4, 12 1-2e; Btaek.stone.l3e; Ballou A Hon 4-4.14e;
Ballou »fc Son 7-», 12«;; Korcstdale, 15c" Fruit of the
I.OulU 17C.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW ON SALE
lu nuy qii:intily. by the
Western News Company,
The best account vet written of the ChicasM lire eu
lUlrd
The Great Conflagration;
Or, the Destruction of Chicago,
News dealers will Ik* pnpplh-d at wholesale rates bj
seinUilK In Uidr ontri-*at ininu-Olately.
JLFFKUStON A; VVltiiF, Compilers.
4CU2skiuiU Ulinum-.sr.
POOR’S R.R. MANUAL
OftheU. S„ 1871-2,
FOR *.U.E BY
A. G. SANFORD CO.,
13 Ilubhartl'COiirt.
National Chorus Book.
Just Published.
Coe.tain* a fine selection of Oratorio end Op-ratic
(Thoruecs. and a choice collection of new Glees, Quar
tette*, Ac.
It 1* similar. In general design to the well-known
Chorus Wreath. Commended to musical societies, con
vention*, and choir*.
Price, $1.50.
Sent, poetpald, on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston.
C. B. DITSON, 4 CO.. New York.
Eichardson’s -New Method
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
This vn-11-preved Method has been 12 years before the
public. Carefully prepar-d, And Llehly recv-iiimended
at the outset,(lt has steadily increased In public favor,
until, some yearaisinc-. It fairly reached
position, and seems likely to retain It for a long time.
ANNUAL SALE, 25,000 COI’ICS.
Commencing to take lessens, now-s-day, and pur
chasing a iqchardson are very apt to be contempjr
aneou* events.
Price. Scot, postpaid, fur price.
OLIVER DITSON CO.. Boston.
C. H. DITSON A CO.. New Y.»rb.
DRY GOODS.
HAH, HALE SCO.
WHOLESALE,
33 35 South €anal-st.
RETAIL,
3.28 West Madisou-st.
PAPER,
PAPER.
Winnebago Mills.
H*c have a stock oi
Wrapping Paper.
Flat Paper.
Print Paper.
Rook Paper,
Tea Paper.
Twine.
s.. We
coarse.
,Ind in ft few flaps con fill or
ders for all kinds of Paper.
iiß, SMITH CD..
344 and 346 Wabash-av#
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
Gilbert Sampson
Take* pleasure in Informing onr customer® anil the pnV
lie that we have a temporary building on Miehi
giin-av., No. ;cu, near Park-row, and will In a few
day*. v lili a new Mock of Flue. Medium, ami Common
Parlor, Chamber, and binlng iteom
FURNITURE.
Shall aIM) constantly keep on hand. ami make to order
a Lit ge assortment ot
Office Desks and Office Furniture
Of all kin vis. We trust our friend® ami others lnten<L
ingto buy any kind.*f Furniture will wait a low days
We shall l*o vcjy Uianklul to panu s owiup ns to pay
what they can. It will assist us vrry much at Uii#
time.
GILBERT SAMPSON.
322 Itliclupan-ar.,
Fnrnitnre Manufacturers and Dealers
WATCHES AND JEWELERT.
M. KRONBERG
No. 395 Wabash-av.
Just received from New York
and Europe* a complete Mock of
WATCHES,
JEWEIET,
Sol Silver ml Platelfars,
Toys and Albums.
CALLS SOLICITED, anti orders
promptly filled.
STATIONERY,
STATIONERY.
Tor The convrnlonrf* of our S.itUh side customers wo
have leased the commodious htUldiac at
541 Wabash-av.,
When* we shall ket-j* a complete ttssortmeot oJ
BLANK BOOKS,
hTATIONEUV AND I.EC.AE BLANKS. and receive
orders for
Printing and Blank Book Jlaatifat luring.
New arrivals of all goo»ls In our line received doily,
lirr.y U*»k» la docs. Printing Othcc and lUndury fo
nuio;*\rst.vc. caanirv crrt> r» pmmptlv t*HM.
CL LVlil:. I’Aiii; HOVN K Ai CO..
OF SEVENTEENTH ft’AUD.
4 s whn “-1 A. F. W. SKINNEE.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY,' NOVEMBER 4, 187 V
NOTICE TO PRINTERS, ROOK REND
ERS, STATIONERS, AND BLANK
BOOK AIAMJFACTGRERS.
Rdbre ordering aor new cutting macUiaP*. v» inrltJ
your attrution to an jtuprorM
PAPER CUTTER.
which will lx* la op-ration in thii* citr r*rl»
next wt«k, at No. 6i buuth Canal st. J. 31. VV. JUNE>.
Stationer.
llii* machine la ntrancer. bettsr made and
works eai-Ur and quicker, and !a thoontr rnttrr that
will cut (ho to any width, nr to tin* la-thalf
Inch, without makiug any change*. Tli-ic nru In.nl/
other new and useful feature* about it which require to
be aern In order to bo nndrrMod.
BROWN A: CARVKR.
Manufacturer* of tmrroTrd Papor Outline miriiißorr,
663 dafnp St.. I’hitadi Iphia, Pa.
Important Notice.
The N. W. branch of the MANHATTAN SEWING
HACUINR COMPANY are receiving an extra snip
meotol 330 machine* for the benefit of their nuiomere
lo the burnt JUlriCt.” THEY WILL BE DIS
TBIBI TH) as follow*: To tho** who ln«t ih-tr **Man- r
hattan.*’before their monthly payments amounted lo
the price, a now machine will be delivered, aud all pay
ments on tbr* lose machine, and an additional discount,
will lx* credited on the new one.
To tho** who were so fortunate &a to save their “Man
hattan *’partially paid for, wu will give receipted bill
without further payment. MANHATTAN S. M. CO.,
r.vj \Vat%*h avenue, Chicago.
in Chtcare Com panic*, and collections made; Money
advanced on Policies of eomo of the CompanL**, by
SUCFELDTA BALL, Attorney*.
Sl9 W«*t Madison st.
Restoration of Burned Papers,
DB. BLANET
Benders charred papers, whether written or printod on
both sides, permanently legible. Ufllco, No. dictate
st. corner Eighteenth st,
TO PRINTERS.
\\V urc In roooipi of ’a full assortment of I»RA*s
KI*I.HS. ItKGLKTT, and TVPK. which we offer lor
ciftsh at our ollicv, 45 West Wa-hingtou-st.
A. C. KELLOGG CO. 1
ARTESIAN WELLS.
Tlicpc Wvlla reaebing down Iklow tho surface din
intG the rock.-, havo never be< u known to fall. They
areviuafTected by the drought. A two-inch
hub* of mowing water will supply any farm, whilo
th«x\ four. «*r ttvc-iucb hole- aiv bored U wanb-L s-uo
tlou and Force Pump? fmulched.
XOBTmVEaTEItN DIAMOND DTIILT. CO..
at Eagle W«k.-, 4s .south CMiul «r.
TO PRINTERS.
Tfavinc on hand a Urg.' ?took of Homan and Gorman
face*, both plain and urnnmrnt.il, a.i well as all other
article-* used in Now-paper and Jub otllcce, wo an*
pivpaix-d 10 t-Kvx'nte oixlf-r? with tho greatest despatch.
J.\ MT.S COXXED’K ??ON H.
United Suites Tyin Centre and Beado-atA,
New Volk.
TIN TERNE PLATES,
ualrauizM. Russia and Common
SHEET IRON,
lirazi«;vv SlKMbing and Jus--t CopjH-r, Zinc, r,ra~s
ami other MvUd-%
TINNERS’ TOOLS,
Machines ami -Findings.
A laru*- 'tfirk in -tor** ami .hilly arriving. Otlloo anil
>n«tm sit vtu Factory, oil T’coria. ilarriaou and
t.twu
FRANK sTITaiRs ,t CO.
Old Gold aoA Silver, Diamonds, Watches, etc., wast
ed *t highest prices at GoLDSMID'S Loan Office, at
Harrison at. N. B,—Watches and Jewelry saved from
fire ready for doUvorr.
To Gas Consumers.
Tbs Office of the CHICAGO GASLIGHT AND COKE
CO. U cow located at the corner of Wabash av. and
Hubbard coart; entrance w» Hubbard court. Gas coo*
sutnera who have changed tbc-lr location will plevee call
and Fettle their bills, or notify the Company where they
may le found, when they will be called on by the Cob
lector* of the Company.
JAS. K. PURTfg, Secretary.
HAVANA SEIMS.
The undersigned are receiving, by weekly steamers,
a fell assortment of the most desirable brand, ot
Havana Srgars. Their stock is large and thoroughly
assorted, cuntling them, at all times, to fill orders
promptly, with the (resiie-t and mostdeiirablegood*,
and at the lowest mice#. Price lists will be forwarded
on application. The following brands are among those
which they receive regularly.
La Bo*a da Santiago. Tartar**.
La Aaliyuidad. Cuban**;
Klordrl Fumar. Figaro.
F!or del Luto. Kspanola.
G. uonulca. Hsary Clay.
ApniUdeOro. Intimidad.
Ufrota. Rosalia,
C.)T<*tKtra. Lailcscrra,
Acleradcs. Agnila Universal,
Lev llimMal. Kseepcioa.
Murlas, Msridiana.
PARK GILFORD.
v _ 4 931 and £3 Broadway,
bow Tork, let Ancust.
Goodrich’s Steamers.
Daily fftr Milwaukee aud West (jho/«
Ports, O a, m.
Fox' (irand Haven ami Muakccon, Tr*»
Weekly, 7 p. m.
For St. Joseph, Tri-Weekly, 11 p. m.
For Uretn Bar, Menominee, &e., 7p.9>*
The Honorable Board of Health call upon all
disinfectant! purify their premises. Use the new <B fc
infectant. Bromo-Chloralum, for purifying your
ter closets, catch basins,'etc. Th
lum U non-poisoaoua and Inodorous; is a rasp
powerful disinfectant, and will destroy everyth.
thatiis destructive of health; hi recommended by t«»
medical journals and leading! phnician* oftho leu*
Prepared;!, TILDES A C 0..» Chemists, New Le-o
non. New Tnrkvwfcwd for tale by all wholesale
retail druggists.
One A. B. Taylor 3-Eevolntion Press, 1
41s3S, la llrel-clasa order: price $.,200; one New
berry Press. In good order; price $300; 4Rf*x
mills for ink or paint, cheap fur casta.
ALEXANDER CONNELL. IS Spruce at. N. J
Hat touched tho Coal on either of my three Docka.CS
Kingsbury at.. Ororo and Twenty-second at. bridk.
and cast end of Randolph at. bridee, Jnat pnrobaa**
Orders from city or country attended ta.
DANIEL BOOLF
LasrSwaxc A TtsCAft.\w.\s Talikt Railway Co..')
UrrirKb Cask Block. V
RAILROAD LETTING—SeaIed proposals will be re*
evlvM by the uudersicned until tho sixteenth day of
November, for the gradicr. bridging. masonry and
track-laying, of about fifty tailetol this road, commenc
ing at Section Fourteen, a few milee sooth of the cross-
Ins of the Atlantic Great Western Railroad, and ter
tmualinc at New Philadelphia. Tho work will be di
vided into sections of one mile each, and bids will be re
ceived for the whole or auy part thereof. Proposals will
also he received for one hundred and fifty thousand
(ifO,ooo i white oakcrcM ties, to be delivered on the Roe
of road. Plan*, profiles, and specifications wiH bo ready
for examination at this office after the tenth proximo.
S. Chief Contractor.
IN THE MATTER of the Montana Gold Mining Com
pany. Bankrupt. Peremptory t'ale.
lu pursuance or the order of the District Court nr the
V cited States for the Southern District of Saw York,
the a»?!pnee offers tor sale ail tho property of the bank
rupt to close the c*tate. vir.;
Thirty-nine mining claims on different lodes in dear
Creek and Galpin* Counties, Colorado, embracing the
celebrated Kansas. Kent County, Pratt. Vasa, etc., wKh
whim and whim houses; also, a parcel of laud in Cen
tral Cite, extending from £pritie Gnlcli to the Nevada
Gulch Road. containing upward of 77,00) square feet,
«Hb quail: tail! thereon 60x100 feet, two atones high,
containing to .tamps, 60 hone power eugi'te. two 77 fe*l
two-flue boilers, mix Freiburg pans. n.-c*.Mary pumps,
tanks, etc,, all iu perfect runutne outer, etc., etc.
OffeisMio negotiations as to terms are Invited. If
uot sold at private sale prior to the tsth day of Decern-
Ur, leTI, the same will t-e sold oa that day. at 12 m., to
th'* highest oidder. for cash, at public auction, by
Allen It. Nicolny, BQCttonect. at t)>e Mi tcbvatj’ Ex
change Siloa Rct ms. No. 11l Broadway, iu the city of
New York, without further notice.
The pr.-pcrty co«t the bankrupt upwards of 12.*3.rvxi.
more than HX'.'XXt having been expended oa the mill
alone.
For further particulars, apply to the aulioneer.
Pit.s at., N. Y.. or byU* »t« r 11. rol*s>. A^lcn.-e.
SAMUEL B. HKOKNBOTAM.
Attorney. 22 Pine «t.. X. Y.
LOTFJOY FOSTER, 3W We*t lUnd..l*h «t. f Chi
cngo, firiuorly s? Clark at., publisher* of Stare-seopic,
JlxX.snrt Card rhptoerapa* of tJio RUINS OF (,Hl>
vaRO. Wholesale and retail Sent by mail postpaid.
M*-rco4coplc, to per dot.: Cards, ll.Mp.ir aox,; Hill,
Cafe Hermann ICestanrant,
COn-EE AND DINING-ROOM.
in the NORTH AMERICA Lifo Tn*nn»nco Company,
of Now York, who have Loon burnt out of brntsc and
In a;o :u Hu-laU* Cro are rvduo-tod t<* call at th* office
of the tVmpanr and give u full stau-m*nt of each casc.
Wltcox a MILLER, General Agent*.
Anchor Liner
KO INTERRUPTION TO BUSINESS,
Steam every Wednesday ar-'
Saturday and extra steamers wht
necessary, between
NEW TORE, LONDONDERRY,
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
LONDON. HAMBURG,
BREMEN, QOTTENBERR
CHRISTIANA, Ac., &o.
Lowest fare*, and splendid accommodations. r*v,S
plans on rtrw. Berths andt-Ute room* ssetuea. Jtouw
r-auittd in any mm Sctt-I i»r circular.
N.uth |Si>le General j office, 7o Tweaty*lhlrd at
\Vu*c hide Branch UClc«, 43 .vmlh Canal «t.
HRNDKUSON BROTH KBS.
nitca**. 111.
li’or Alderman
MISCELLANEOUS.
Insurance Proofs
For Cash
Important Notice.
Ko Fire
PROPOSALS.
Ruins! Ruins!
Cl Wf.‘ Fan'lolnN-jt,, ic b.v^ment.
Policy-Holders
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
POLITICAL,
BANKING.
OFFICE OF
Lunt, Preston Kean,
Bankers,
Masonic Building, corner Exi
sted Eandolph-sts.
chakcii office
We recelTe the acoonnta of banke, banker*, mer
chant*, corporation*, and indiTtdnala; dlrcenot com
martial paper, make collection* throughout the coun
try, and transact a regular banking tin-ioM* a« before
tkeflre; alto deal to government bond*, gold, and for
eign exchange, and give attention to the conrercUmof
teenritir* charred by tho fire.
80toon ae we conld cet into onr taoJt after the fire
we sent statement of our affairs to both city and coca
try depositor*, Owing to diearrancementof location*.
thU statement did not reach ail onr city depo-itor*. To
•ocb and to all who desire to do business with tu we
shall be happy to forauh it on application.
We are thankful to state that car tomes, all told
wilt not reach half of this year’s earnings; mid. while
lasing Docking of onr old boataees and dspedo, they
have been largely Increased by the addition of new ac
counts.
In onr mats office we are protected byaflro-proel
vault, and a burglar proof safe made for ns ulih special
care.
Not. 1.1571. LUNT. PRESTON i KEAN.
TYIER, WMM 00.,
BAHIKERS f
3SX
Gold and Silver. Government Becaritica, Land War
rants, College Scrip, and UaUroad stocks and Bonds
bought and sold.
National Loan and Trust Cum,
Permanently located at
107 RAIVDOLPUST.:
(Bayuarket JatUR-.j
Bank of Discount an Dopo.it.
We draw in large or small sums
on the United States Government
Bankers, London. Exchange on'all
parts bought and pop
ular Savings Department has no
troublesome rules. Drafts on the
Old Country to our own customers
at cost.
Office Boors: From 9 a. m. to3p, tn.
W.E.PAHK, GEORGE SMITH,
Cashier. President.
K. B. W«t Side Merchant! should sartain this, tLa
first bank to open anions ilk li.
THE
Fii National Bant
Will Mid immediately on
the northwest corner of Mad
ison-st. and Pifth-av., and
ezpect to occupy their new
Mlding hy December 1,1871.
0. B. SAWYEB, Pres
N. LUDIK6TON, Vim Pras.'
ISAAC G. LOMBASE, Cash.
dikace,on. tis. is?i.
THE
German National Bank.
Capital, $500,000.
ALSO, THE
German Savings Bank.
Capital, $200,000.
With FIRE-PROOF VAULTS, ate located with US itt
the largo and spacious offices
IVo. 16 C'anaNt.,
Itetwva Randolph and Lake sis., AS FULLY PEC
PAItKD to serve the public a* trfi.ro the flru.
DralU and Letter* ofCrrdU on Europe,
BRANCH OFFICE, 633 Wabash av., Las been in op
nation since October is.
HENRY GUKEbT.UArM Sc CO., Bankers.
THE REAL ESTATE LO AH
TRUST GO.,
BANKERS,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic EsoliauHr-
CATE RESUMED BUSINESS
AT 685 WABASH-AV.,
Near Fourteenth at.,
and arc prepared to par all demands in full. D-pnv
received. and our regular banking badness transact/*
■a renal.
For the accommodation or our Wwt Sidb friends \*r
customers, wo shallopen an office In a few days lut
pail of the city. BENJ. LOMBARD, Prealdons.
S. A. BUIGGS. Tice President.
THE
Commercial National
BAM OB CHI0A&0,
Temporarily located at 'C2 Weba»h-wr., announces to
itsputrona that for the hotter accommodation of Its
customers in alt portions of the clty.lt will within a
taw days complete the erection of an office on the site of
the CUUbUV UPEUA HOUSE, on \Va«hinpton-et., be
tween Stats and Doarborn-sts., to which it wilt at once
remove. It is believed that the central location will be
alike convenient for dealers in the West, tho South, and
tli2 North Divisions of the city.
I!. F. FAMES. President.
WM. U. PERKY. Vice President,
hi. D- BUCHANAN, Cashier.
GKO. L. OTIS. Assistant Cashier.
THE
Third National Bant
435 WabasL-av,
Branch Office,
No. 36 West Washington^
J. IBVING PEARCE. Prth.
1., V. PABAOXS. Cash.
W.Si. SMITH. AuhCash.
THE,
STATE SAYINGS INSTITNTI3!
Qu a temporary office at
NO. 580 WABASH-AT.,
And will remove last of November to new Mock ns»
incbuilton Madison sf.. between Market st,aav*w»
river, where they will be located until tfaev can r-;*
FIRR-PBOOK BANK BUILDING on the old site. r-*a,
93 Laf-alle at.
B V.\iv AOXICE.
Union National Bank,
5*13 WABABH-AV,,
October 25, IJ7T.
I For the accommcd-ttson of our Wevt Side customer*
•rsaal the public we h»ee opened a Branch Office of
this Bank In the “Scar and Cn-eccnt Mills," at the
west end of Randolph it. bridge,which we ihallcoa
Untie until our new Bank Building, on Market and
Madison (U., in ready force, which vre hope will be in
thirty dap*. The usual facilities and accommodations
extended to our customers. Competent employed,
assisted by a portion of oar Directors, will be In at*
tendance daring the usual hours at tuo Branch Office.
vr. F. COOLBAUGB. President.
V. T. WHEELER, Vice Pree't.
C. J. CONNET.T.. r-valuer.
LAZARUS SILVERMAN CO.,
BANKERS,
562 "Wa/basli-a-v.,
lontmne their business ns usual. AH de
ceits payable on demand.
LAZ. SILVERMAN CO.
City National Bank,
NEW VAULT AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE.
Corner Washington and Clinton-sts.
Fourth National Bank,*
<7S WABABH-AT.
Tv Mt Si<U Branch Northwest Corner of Cana! and
WashlartOT-at*.
CUSU.U&N HARDLY.
BANKERS,
Bare returned business at No. 223 kLchlgan ar., aSS 6>«
prepared to meet all demand* in full. Deposits rtct.m,
and oor regular banking business transacted aa
Account* of merchant* and conetry bankers will
•pedal attention. For the accommodation of our rtds*
Side frienda and customer* we Uar* opened a
office at No. 10 Canal st...»n»t north of Randolph.
WEST NU>B BANK,
The Prairie Stite Lo.m and Trust Company was
unhurt by the fir?, and is mw dolor basinets as osna
at tbs old stand corner It an- lolph ati J Jefferson streets,
JAS. V. SCOT ILLS, Pre dJeat,
a B. MBVE&- OmWtt..
THE IMEKCi£A_XX&»%
Farmers’ Mechanics’
SAYINGS BANK
Exclusively a Savings Bank, So Loans on
Persona] Security.
SIDNEY MYEES, Manager.
Fvrnu'iiy i-l .south CUirk-«t.
64 South llalsted-st., Wear Madison.
4*3 WABASXI.AV,
[y- \\v lift ve ft now firr-ptiW vault.
The Northwestern
NATIONAL BANK
iran'Sirtln* business In aB respects as before the
Ureal
.136 KViM-ar.
Al-1 Ml N«>V. liU i t* Branch OflJct. LIND’S BLOCK
i-aslemiul lUunlulph-st. bndjre.
OF.oROK sTUBRES. Prcalilrut.
JOHN liKKOVKN.Caf.hlir.
BUSINESS CARDS*
J. H, CHAPMAN.
BAGS.
OFFICE OF
T. W. Baxter Co.’s Building,
loot of Wa-hington-st.
Wholesale CoicDoiery.
,11. E. P.IGE A CO.
Having completed their build
ing, 66 South Green-st., are now
manufacturing and ready to fill
orders.
STANTON CO.
OTTER A FTLL LIST OF
Family Groceries,
Wines, Liquors Havana Cigars,
AT AV.
F. D. COSSITT CO.
GROCERS,
NO. 145 MICHIGAN AV.
Are toying 100 cents on the dollar at maturity, not*
withstanding our he*'y loss hr broken iomranco com*
panics acd fir*.
Our stock it complete, and will tell at the lowest
price to caab men. Slowcoach*# will not bo loaded ap
at our door.
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
AND TOOLS.
J. K. TYLER,
260 State-st, late 41 State.
A full stock of Russall A Enolu ilfg. Co. LOCK and
KNUD now open.
AGENT LA BELLE NAILS.
*XJL.Crir.SL. HAlil..
S AIIT.
Officeand Jock sooth west cor. Market A Washlngton-sta
DIXON HAMILTON,
ARCHITECTS,
829 State-st,. (Second Story).
Entrance through Boomer Teaks’ Star
Store,
MEAD HIGGINS,
Whoiesale Grocers,
Comor West Washington and Green-sts,,
Care now in store a complete stock, and aro filling all
orrien with wromptnesant the toweet market prloes.l
THE MU 111 GIOTE CO.,
BIBBED OUT
By the Great Fire are ready to
supply the trade with Husking
Gloves at
101 West Lake-st>, Chicago, Ills.
LI PM AN’S
LOAN OFFICE,
Formerly ror. (lark and fladlson-Bts M
Now ready to deliver Watches and Diamonds saved
from Uu- fire.
COHNS.
DR. STEPHENS i«. now open at 121 We«t Washing
ton-t.. to i. .\tptv*c ntwlliopcnat Gkl Weal Lako
s top. m. Saturday*. sto t>;3o.
GREAT RAILROAD
Clothing House
Of F.NOKT. LIVINGSTON, formerly corner Van
Bim n and <Mark-»t>.. lias opotiisl Benin at TCI Miclii*
nun., jwooml door north of Tw« nty-.-econdst.
CLEVELAND FRENCH,
Landscape Architects, Civil Engineers, and
Surveyors,
301 W.UIASH.AV.
SURVEYOR.
SASTL S. GREELEY. 364 Wabaah-av.
‘•ottihcaH corner of Harti-on. in kitchen.
KOBEUT F. SAGE,
Commission Merchant,
J. HI. BRI .\SWICK.
Billiard Table Manufacturer,
TT>. i«i ,-ut.l Stnt.w.t- fliicaw, lIL J. M. llruu>-
wjik'j Dab-tit Cu-dikm*.
WM. BLAIR
Nos. 30 and 32 South Canal-st.
Arorn-t Inoc. at thoir NEW ST*iRK, a full stock of
Hard* air. Tin Dial? and TlnuvtV Stuck.
READY.
GILLETT, TITUS CO.
ITavo now In stock a full and fre-h lino of NOTIONS.
I‘BrooisTS* STNUUIES. WALLETS, etc. Send
:n yonr orders. Com? and sre us.
Plldiigran-av.. l>et. Van Biircn
and Conprcss»Ms,
Negotiator of Chicago Mongngi-* and Real K>tato,
Na 3 Boston Post RutMinn. Boston. Refers to Hon.
JfiN F. Joy. Hen. Hugh T. Dickey. Hon. Mark skinner.
The Colton Dental Association,
For extrai tine tt-olb without pain, have opened an of
fice at 4? s*outh lial**ed-hu, between iladison and
Wa»htngiuu.
Dr. Chiropodist. would inform the ladles
and trenflem.-n oi Chicago. that he ie permanently to.
rated at sia Wabash-av.'. up stair?, comer Eighteenth-
McKINDLET, GILCHRIST CO.,
At thrlr st.iro on Moaroo-et., between Wabash and
BrRRITT SUTI^,
258 West Hadison-st,
forcer Pncsnmon. are now prepared to show n fair
Bn., oi the :oUnwicg good*: Hosiery In men'e* women's
and children's
YARNS IN BIiTJE MIX,
Balmoral and o-grmaa: Ladies' Vripyrs and ScawU,
HvnY Jacket*, dtc.
banking:
DEALERS IN
Dr* (sham.
OFFICE,!
194 West Washington *t.
A. KIDMAN,
f.U Mii-hinan-ar.
M SOUTH CANAI.-ST.
J. MASON PARKER,
CORNS.
OFFICE OF
KNIT GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
After the Fire!
Now is the time to buy Pianos,
Organs, Melodeons, Brass and
String Instruments, &c., &c.
JiisßaiiirUe.,
Fomerlf of C 9 WMblnjttoa**:., n«.w local?J
270 and 614 Michigan-av,
Bara. with charactfri.il.' altvAily n-cttTfl from
UENV YORK mi BiLTIXuKE lr»uch«i a stoch
of Iho celebrated
Knabe Pianos,
J. Bauer Co.’s Pianos,
Needham’s SUl S ras a C 4-* Organs,
And other Moiical MerchAndiw, which I Jwy offrr to the
pobUc for CASH at greatly reduced rate*.
In a few dare they will hare on hand a uCK
ORGAN,
Vest elegant and naf-ine tn detisa, which ih%*y Invite
the public to call and uumlno.
Piano*. Organs. Ac., tnuod, repaired *ul pillihed: al*
io, pache-d and shipped.
270 and 514 Michigan-av.
•‘Prepare for Uu?
3CoN>ly #h*nhl be trlthotit a battle o?
“BOKEK S BITTERS,-’
Sloe# an •xwrionce of mor« than bM prorot
them to ba BY FAB Till'. BEST ASH MOST EFFP’A*
CIOCS STOMACH BITtEBS, as woll a* a vary
able and peasant cordis!. Do«are uf counterfeits, and
buy oalj «f ruarsctabU bon-**.
E. FUSKE, Jr.. Solo Ajr;-nt,
M Liberty-*!,. Newport. P. Box h£
REED’S
Ht ll ill,
81 Sixteenth-st M
NEAR WaBAsII-AV. A I.AR'.r aTOvK OF
PIANOS
NOW ABRIVnO
r? PliCvr, lo sltU Oif lilac*. I’idTlOH -SOft-l :«lld i\>
p.ihvd. A. KEEP A >mS>.
ROOT CADY,
613 MICHIGAN AV,
Geo, Sleek iol Root t C*dr Pianoi. X H.»u,li:i
Cabinet Organs. ImportM Goods,
Hubie, and Mu»ie toAs.
Wo are now pp»p*rc*l to till order* for mn-icat mer
chandise of tTcry dreerlptlon n*arly k- i-romrllr at
heretofore. Oar (boot imoic ami book CA,«las;uear>
tains reprinted M»b.dll i-os-iMo Jr■patch. and "-vAs of
ell kinds In our line are dallp arriving in lares <iuan<
tithe.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
TO RENT.
LYON HEALY,
287 West Madison-st.
Pianos', Organs, and Melodeons
For. S.M.E .ISO TO OF XT.
Tbi».ilrUur at the Chiracs Piano F.u-h.tv. r..* Thin
d.d|ih-»i.. j. n;t->Ttj.v.
TOR SALE.I
Views of the Ruins.
Photosrnpbic and Viotrs Pf the Ruin
at tin- sh« rm.m Jltm-c Ni av Dcput.
Ohio Stoneware.
The ?Tth s rriht r i* umv pivimn-d to till or«l* t- f«*r lu'
nliovf ipuxls. Tin* favor* of hi* old nistuniffx :iu«t tho
j.uldioiO“Ui rally an* sulk-it«d. N. M’ilA.vn *X.
Ul7 houlb l.'anul-t-t., block north of oM <uud.
Buckwheat Flour,
Ground i’tiolj and Kmn. n nml rtflnU,
CLINTON* ST. .Ml Ll.*.
Zi, i*>. nml 27 N‘-nli rlinmnsf.
Ms of ma
Before After tlie Fire.
For. SALK nv
A. J. M A BUS.
Encravt-r and r In Vir**-,
907 llMJ7.f.Vir..ll*.
Patent Money Drawers
Full sAI-K AT
MiOH'F/S SCALE OFFICE,
57 North JefFerson-st.
Cedar Posts.
For aale chuap, lo,fVn>»pUt poets, byenr-lortd. Addres*
5. C. BUILDING CO..
South Chtrarro.
CLOTHING.
NOTICE.
To those of our customers who have been
obliged to buy Clothing for the past three
weeks in St. Louis, Cincinnati. Milwaukee,
St. Paul, DnbuqUe, St Joseph, aud other in
ferior markets, we desire to state that we
have rented the old Second Presbyterian
Church, corner Wabash-av. nml Washing
ton-st, which we are now roofing over, mak
ing of it as good a store a? circumstances
will permit We shall take immediate stops
to fill this store with a more desirable stock
than ever before exhibited by us, and shall
do our whole dnty in re-establishing the rep
utation that this market has always sus
tained of being the best clothing market in
the country.
We thank our customers generally for their
very prompt remittances, and assure them of
our intention to make our stock second to
none in America.
Chas. P. Kellogg Go.
STOVXS.
S TOTES.
Oar warrhoue« wort* rv*t burnt*l. a* ih.-v wen* iu
I’.otdon am! Al'mnv, ami in-t* rM of iiilvautin? wo havi*
rnluml nur pru-r.* t<* wh<*h-*al«> Illuminator
Raso Durm rs tiud Mnpt t wk at
TILLOTSOX BKCTH£RS,
Comer of Michigan-av, and Jackson-at.
~BROWX BROTHERS,
986 £ut Sfonroe itrett,
(OLD PLACE).
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hyatt'i Patent Sidewalk Eights,
AND HBNTB CELEBRATED
"Dakota** Soft Coal Stoves,
May be found at the old quarters, ha above, ready
for order?.
TO RENT.
CENTRAL HALL,
Corner Wabnsli-nv. and Twenty-second-sl.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
This «nadona Hal!, with connmincacoommodaiions.
will be nfcOied in two orthm> wt-ek-*. With the gal
lery U will -eat abont 1.100 persons, FOR RENT. For
tnhbetlnionnaUonada™,, T Al rtJ nKI
447 Wabat.h-av., (JMcago.
HOTEL TO LET
L\ ST. PATL, MIXN.
Now belne completed, ami will bo ready for occupancy
on tb» Ist of I>ecember next, located on the corner of
IVnrtb and Biblrsi*.; has large dining-room. 56x3;
billiard room £ox7o; office, 50x20:41 bedroom*, bcildes
rarvants* sleeping rooms; ladies' parlor; casinavary
room, and water on all three Boors; near railway de
roU and steamboat landing. For farther Information
Iddreea JOHN S. PRINCE.
TMrd-si.. St. Pan!.
R£AE ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
mPKOVED PBOPERTT
fhr> rv.to throe-Atorr aud ba.*' neat H°u^ 3

TON..SM South WdlOT-M.
INSURANCE.
Statement of Assets
9F
REPUBLIC
Life Insurance Company,
tHtrtbrr I, 1 sSM.
CAPITAL STOCK.
I.* >m*«L
3ft per t«rt S7S4,OT
Tula! f'twJi |mji! in.
per ccul TliW*
ASSETS.
Cash in Oflu-*- .«ift m liml-
Cash In hand** of 1,/s.ml
ou Mortgage* of fltul
,i 6«.SKJS
55,015.«
235,01k0*
CollntexaU 165,507.82
TviU-A States ThmtL* (market valiu-l. ITI.OOO-W
Comity. City, find other J{«ntL» and Mocks..,, 47.0tk.0a
mu* receivable 50,173£2
Item tfmm-t in Coon.rm.v4 BulWiajf). 302,000.0*
13,117.59
C3J»
Pit minm Loan Not**..
I-onoeon PoUoif--*..,,,,
.Sundry ottuujil.H due iium ,m.i others. ?i,5T4.73
PonuUins, Fixture. amt i’crn'iuil Prypoi ty.« l2,t37J>>
S&SM
lUdis accnn-d
Premium* rtuo acJ in f.t o>Ucctlun
Ptuuoni* 'Ufvruil actinia trUi.
iDlctM'l jeemtd ««bUiunt<il>.
Pllf-for ebvfe issued au«t Ui tilnnU oi L»<jl
Tv«a>ur».T-nol FOiK-rlcd.
Total Oviohcr l. l;7i
Annual j’n iiiium.- ou I'olictv* in Corco over..., $500,00®
JOHN V. FAJnYTXL, Prest-
A. W. KELI,OG(i, Vloii I‘rcnt.
PAUL CORNELL Vied ITrtC.
OltltKN r_ MWItE >«5.
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
OK6AMZKD 154.
HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
OUGAMZKD Isa.
CITIZENS’
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Now York.
ORGANIZED \?yj.
Chlraco loaar* |»nia by Klslit Draft* »tt
New fork m liwt im proper adj«*tmenl«
are made.
The etatd old, wail.known ami reliable Companies,
proved bp fire, continue to indemnify tho people.
Policies i*?ned bp their Side Office. .10 end 33
Caual at., over William BUsr A Co.; South Side Ofiiw*
419 AN abash »t„ orur First National Bank,
SPECIAL, XOTICE.
Tli-'patf'.-ii? of tiiU Asecep can have all neeweary
eWatico and advice as to making "PROOFS Ol*
I.OSS,** upon application at the Canal et. Office, wbera
officers of tbo Companies and an able corps ofadjuaten
aro settling all claims.
ARTHUR O. DUCAT.
PHENIX
Insurance Company
Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cash Assets, Oct. 1, $1,836,755.45
Wet assets, after pay
ment of Chicago losses 1,500,000.00
Tlie Phenix was the’ first Com
pnny to ]>ay a loss after the great
lire, and tlic Adjusters of the Com
pany arc now engaged in pay
ing; all of its losses as fast as ad
justed. Policies issued on all
classes of hazards at fair rates.
K. S. CItITCHEU*
S2»eclnl for the tVorlhwrHtrru State**
Office 30 West Iffadison-st.
Rmiieh Oillro. 356 AVaßush-av,
HIBEENIA
Fire insurance Gomp’y.
Ths Adjusting Office of the abort* Compter U w»
mured to
li? Went 1Va«liliiBlon-st.
AH persons hnldin* polielee In the there Comptnr will
p!*n*«*<*»n at the above nt.me.l place.
October is, 1.-*7 l. THOMAS li.WAN, Adjnalar.
K’uciiic Insurance Co. of Sait
Francisco.
CASH CAPITAL. 11.W0.W0 GOLD. Rl*ks taken %C
fair ralt*.. Lo«."» promptly aHJuatcd and paid.
\Vr«:ero Branch Office. 172 tvabaeli avenue.
Ilnt-'hloa .k Italefon. General A*-at«. Miller A Drew.
171 Wnbmh-ar.. Local A*< nU for Chirac**.
Occidental Fire Insurance Co.,
or San Fraud, co, Cal.,
A. C. GKCKNEKAI’3I. *jrent.
Office. *lO W**t Randolph it., up stain.
I’nrti«» bavin* claim* aqainst the Occidental will
please them as soon as possible.
NOTICES.
The Adjusting Office of the ALLEMANXA
HEEINSTOANOE COMPANY, of Olara
land, Ohio, has been removed to 124 West
Washington-st. Parties having claim for
loss in said Company ore requested to call
immediately. Office open for business until
10 o’clock at night.
HiIEEiMM CD.,
16 \o)Hi Caual-st.,
Arc i«nty w twin- apphrntinns for Insurance In tha
HAMBURG miEMK.N FIKK INSURANCK CO.,
iho larccit Fire Xuiuiaucc Uviupauy icpr&ented ha
tho United StaU-.H.
PARTIES SUSTAINING LOSS
Under PuLck-ii U-ik4 by lie
Firemen’s Ins. Co.,
0i Js'v* York. ain't iu»k» proof* at onco.
TREADWAY A JEWELL,
No. A South CanaJet
Connecticut Mutual Life.
of thoCompanv who have lo»t their Poll*
c\t-y. a;i*l *h<*-*e pi* uiiincr- arc* now duo, or about
duo. w Ul J'ka*«* tail at our o?!:rr.
STEARNS. DICKINSON <t GO.,
General A gent<. ST? Wahadiaw.
BOOTS RNB SHOES.
M’AULEY, YOE&CO.,
VHOLES.VLE
BOOTS AM* SHOES.
>SOO JHICIIIOAIV-AT.,
Comer of \'nn JEJitrea-bt.,
Have mi entirely new stock of goods received since the
Are. nnd art* prepared to JO order? a-* ueunL Would M
pltarcd to receive order* from all oar old customers
;u’.rt any row ones.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Accommodations for 400 Horses,
With Hay. Grain, and Shelter.
Inquire of 3. BURROUGHS. Southern Hotel, cor
mr Clark and liarrlson-sta.
STORAGE
7Ht-“ a VT^^ni^*? a *lc»ar:mce rate* 11-u per font,
ll tMrtU-. BUF.TO.S-. OTKVBIM A CO.
NOTICE.
To citr loboror. on Central. HnnrboK.. and Doqslm
Parks; I will pay y* loll ‘'atuvd.iy, at Wa. m.. at the
Park Office, cn West Laie-sU
R. CLARE. Contractor.
NOTICE.
Tiie account* due Goodwillie, Livingston A Co. wi»
>c paid to Jaaea Goodwill!® cnly who will bo found
11 the old a land. 55 Ohlo-at.
GOODWILLIE, LITINtISTOX CO^
5
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77.700.0®
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