o CITY POLITICS. I*i«t of Polling Plnrf*-Aati»ii«rrnicnli of 1 pfeviiny-s lobeHrid Thl* Krenin*. j Tlie following i« a H-t of the place* where cltl* sen* shall deposit their vote* tomorrow i First Ward-First Vrcciuef. No. ?S Fifth area no; Feiittid IVrlnet. No. 43 Wabndi avenue: Third i It« einrt, No. w |ji*t Madtcou etroei; Fourth Pn*- l*i* Fifth avt-qpe. rn*einct. No. 1W State ntnvl; S*eond I'nvinet, No. 282 Htato etroet; i Tldrtl ricelot 1.153 Ka-l Van Boren *tr*»ot. i Third tVanl—Hi>t Ihveim i. corner Peek court and Hate street: SN*i*ond Pn*cmei, N**.‘ 4TO South «‘lsn k stivi-t: Tliinl ihvrltiet. No. C7‘> State street; 2'owvUilTCCiact, No. :>tate etre«*t. %ri ron.iT. Ward—Fir*t m*eliict. No. 763 Michigan nvetitu-: sreond l J n*einct, No. t* rtnet ;Ti«dJ’rt'elnef. No. 1105 State stix*ct; touna I’r.M 'iu 1. No. SfCi State Stn*et. romer Fifth Ward -First rnvlnei. northwror Tw« oty ninth nt.d Slat.* eire**lj; JStuußO -a B 9iMh Ward l>^‘’^^ v^w?.rth n artnSJ: eimc; So'.-ml Iheena i. Fourth Prt C(*mev str. H_ .i" Thinl N>conil PriH'isnt. Kourih ITcelnct, Pr.v:n«. Jt:.vwrtl. IW l.ipi.nv ward r 1 nur t)iwe*tem cor r.i.S; 1 r tr ,^i. Tliir.l Pro lii ro-. r ;J: -trii'M: I'ourtli inrt. if■J !tr u ;1 ,„l Mnxm-II sOTCts: Wlh'pp"™.. r n rul, l’ u l Fifth PHvu.et.coisier ‘Ltn- t and Blue I™***' l*' l l engine hotwo, T V- nil .tn.-i: Svoml Pnv-lurl. %*..uk* a *em i» r .*!nel No. IC9 Weft IV-.-in.-i. r-Vrol W«et '*‘lllol. onrnor Binzle -U -1 Mwt'-s cond Pii'cln'*!, No. -H7 We*t Thi-l IVH-i1iC1.N0b.422 and 424 ''*‘r'i!\i'.V\ C p-,Tinrt.7l9WestMftdl* Vn-oihl I* l net, e,)rner of Mmlleon •tVc-'l-: TMr.l Preeinrt. comer of »;;kle* ;.im! .Madi-ou el*: Fourth Precinct, w.-*teru av. uoe and Madt-on idrect. i-nitr i War! n«M Pr.H-inct, comer of WeM V.j i „'-sAI fHC.nd Precinct. Oor *i i „.i v j nii. n. b.*tw«H*n R»d*.*y nud No. m w«.«« Vsn!vj.f. F:r-r Prc-lurt. No. 171 >fllwr.U -v/c ?v Vend rree.uet. No. 335 Milwaukee -Vi.'. fi V-i }*ir. n*'t. No. 4W Chicago avenue; i*, rn Mllwsmki-o avenue; Hfth IVeine*!.' .••rii'i* avenue*and Raweon r, ?l' ti ioJi Ward—Fil'd Pn*cinct. corner WTllow «nii*ir.ui«-ii pin-.-!** s»H*imd Precinct. No. 611 Lar- A’lU -VThird i’r.-einct, Nu. 718 North Well* rf 4 v t .‘-t.-. iH i Waul—Flr«t Precinct, corner of lViaN-.-ai..ii:-**.vir.-:*;m-.'oml ITeclnct. No. -ir.-.t: Third Precinct, comer of vv. li- am! -N-l ui.-v -i*ei*t*; Fourth Preeluvt, No. 4 Ward- Pie-inct. No. 231-2 Cld c.-o avr-oK S«e..ji-l PiHH-iuct, N«. 67 Chicago •i.7n-.<-- fiord pen-m-t. No. l:»:l riucago aveUUO; v. Frecia t. N«* North Market street. Vh.t-TN-rTli Wj;nl- Kitvt PiiH-inct. No. 23 Ru->h pj-*-..:,..-i. Turner Hall. North Chirk rt.«i i Th*.d Psveitiei. wrm-rof Chicago avenue Tv'.'i*ill• iVWji'••!- V' r*t Pn-Hnct, North Market ft-iii* Se.»nd l’t\*'net. c»rn.T Chirk and Ontario Ti.ird bat. enmer of Ustrou and Vrll- Fuursh Preeinrt, Chicago avenue mill Ksi-h •dre. t: Kiflii Precio.-t, comer of Water mid Uu>h i tr*‘ t~. ANV*fMTMKVTS. All candidates- «>t. the Fire-Proof ticket arc rc ciie.-tt.j to nus-t the famswlun Committee at head oonru-r-.atll *»VI--vV tins morning. _\ji nuuib‘i> mi i:\ceiitive Coaun’ftco are P iin. inert 1 bi Vu»p UgU Committee at 10 „VIH k tlil- uiot liMie. I -I a!! attend. -Third War-'.— W'.’l ne-l at 87«5 Slate street. There w;ll Is- p-'d -ts-.t’ ers. -rtnh Ward-Will im-. t at 1372 State street, at Pm '.derV o’.we. -1 weifth Ward—Will meet at 122 and 421 Wort M;.d;-ir. strwt.at Ihvwn’s livery staid**. —Fo.iruenth Wind-Will :i**-et at selmol-hmt*e ~n F’llum street, is-twcen Uobey and Uoyne slice!-. B*vh Ward—Will meet at r l3 and II." Archer avenue, at /.imiie-nuan’s. enjia-r Archer avenue atjil ock stre* t;*it John Kramer’s, comer Arnold ai«l Tlarly-tlrst stn-cl. i:j. V, nth Ward—w'm meat at Henry Mahler’s, U1 Wist Lake Mm t. T2TE CITY m 3SIET. Death cf David Groen. X' ns«;Jnj i-f the oHlcial- and clerks of the t >.,c;j-.o Po*-t OtYu-e. yc-t.-rduy afternoon, nt 'diu-b-u Hall. Jaiucn Mewart. ClUef Clerk. In t i-r rl-.ur, and W. I’. patu-n the subject i r tie- sudden d»:tih of David ttrocn, Nipht Boja-rind* at, was (ormallv considered. Tin- t*dbivrius ri-soJuiioi.s w«*re offered by Mr. Sotib-r-. Assirtaiil Postma-b-r, and unanimously adopt* *1; Win r»We bare bsniotl with ven* deep sorrow of the *1«-;.tli of our late associate. Mr. David Urc?a, Nlsbl ut; th*.rcforc. Kesifl'.ed, Thai the •nudoves the riilcAiro F**.-! ulicc.il arr.'vjblsto tje lei-MUKsof fie faulty, take tlut-fce ami defray the of the funeral of the «lc* -s^cd. IU-sclv.ti. Thftby «i«*tiavfji,st *p-ni*min ir» art ana the oaco ficpaitnii-m *n luteiiigeat :iinl f.iiliTful M-re.uil. UsM'lv.ti, 'I ant .icopv*-f rb* -e nvwlntlons l*etn*ns r.iiilisl t JtncfijmPy *.i tie-»!»-• «ith *-*|iiq*;Uliy hiili tlcm in tlieir oail Ins r*M\«i7.-nt Mr. ivi.-trnan -aM That In* ha«l #*v|nv<«-«>f ■wry «,ri:«*sal ;nnl «*\»*ry 4*l»*rlr hi tin* w1..-n -a;il U>:.\ mil a m«*tv mti'Uvuvnt. a ;u ••.unm'Mlitliiii,- man Jm violin of tin* iln*. on that «i*s»;r of Monday, tin* i'lh. lif» was ;tjnJ did not rvmil hi* labor*, in :it.. ’.viili in. Ny utln-rof (he N**t men of tin* rji.j whatever could I>r« *nvcd was placed c danger. From that tilin' to thy t i'<* da v nf hi* d.-atJi, In* t«*»lc neither j> tun save nit hi* time, anil all his n flj.-*orv in*. lie I* suicxatnple to Us ;l li* !o.>.lhi* work, and ha* his re- A. West Side Star Lecture Course. ’-ill n.. j;rr ln» ilr-tmy.-d that portion of tho I> tl'.-tTOiilt'l fv»l ull oJ tUtt i>■ .0 t xj»* rlxy, tin- South run! \V«M SuV l-'-vl, Ul'MMlVr tvfl Ut .a-'.i of i*:* i.f r. t) of jiiTair- ha« In 'I- ii>;itin_*'r-«>f 1 Jit* star L **mi- ronrx*. wlmer •ijivi j.ii..- hi run yiiu* out lln-lv urijn ••l. jin- smith shir ha- altvrly h.-rn urn., luh-tl. to ;u i ;ijitr f.>r a **|N*r‘ml \Vr>t Shir r’.iir--. w »ii< !i \v.- ;iir to atllioiim-r will hf ht s.nininiua mu tV mh \u-t. with :x Imwtv hy .“J'.i-iiy ;m:J the Pot-l?**’ lulro •h.iiii2 vr.i-iitiicv from 'ii«.own ami oT’n-r part*' w rititi:..-. Thr xi.-vv i*u;.«u Park l*oiurri‘SAth»l):iJ t s<-» uir«l for ll»* rour>«* ami a> it l.a- ;i r* ::t l’<2 of alllplr arrotllllioilulioa will CiutiMr-u for vl.iw,- *iu>SaSu will hr lol'r»\w«i unnr.c thr -la-.-ti hv K*tvh«;l', Anna Ihi tiioMari; Twain. Pml iMuchi-*. T.illbn f‘«!i*iTl«.i;. .Tola, iM.uirh, I)r. .1. Ifolhunl. tiro. W.fwru- v.mW.mhu kTuU!)*. TVk»*n for Urn |.;i in I a.» uu luihu? seal*. will I*? tuM If! i'.lo. Armotm cements. Tl:«* r* A«-rmhly of Lammtu Pop-? (1. A. R. v,M 1-. V-l.; till-* rvruititf at the hall La .iolj h Atr.i-:. i %iil be a meeting ot the Chicago Uotv iiu in- :n Nd. *U'J W.ib.t-h avium-, at e o'clock |n>- e\i i i ij. A full atb nd'incc is ii.-c-—..iirv, a* 10.-: iii" of .siij oiinnce is In Is* traU-actod. Ib ’-iT* (oily, r ha- written a new lecture -•ss'lahj •ortbestar I.eeiureCour-**. giving his «C 'by late l.lv :uid it* upon the fu totvef i hicago, Tin subject i- •■Our 1.0-h :nul *or (Jhiii. ami ;m.'- i>siev.ho i- :u-ijuulnt* .-md tvmiiris,s«uces of the u> mu' U was l*‘th viltnw-,ai«ln victim. \U< r a tew nir u. tm-mv mthecnimtrv.she will go iIMiN-tly 1«» IV-'b-ii. 1.-aelii-u- that ,-ity In about wi tks. w.«, p-vuiUy cmum-iui Uer ivud her U* tile people «d the Utib/* Tbe Olobe Theatre. Tl- rojnrtV.** which i■ ,r- ,1 r. mint of v *--hh at Augustin DtUyV 1 trt*j A•.« nn«- Tla-ativ. in NVw York. I- Jo In to a I ’la- JJIoIh tins ♦•wuinc. with a ra-t •■t m ramilinary ami with m-w piviutv il ili** ile«rri]>7l»n, \vt« ijv }>n>si-i--!. Colmti-l Wikml lei*. iNfii lut-ilv eu -■•ud. ili.i’nf lin ju-l two w.vt-.. in v for the play, eorl It*-t r'.rr.v probability of jriv i' l>.\ope" si mil. Till- ea*t »tiihrai the full ’■•r. n*rtli of tne eomiuny. the iuxij.h! hein:* iil.enbv.Mi*> Deltar. Mm. >r..u- all. Mi~> Hurt. Mi-** M.uhVrn. .MU- I)..ui:la*, t'i Jlm Malum. :.ml Mortimer. Pad •_« m, Wilxai. latuiri Ulir. Honan). »ro«>. Saphore. Wo«k1. mutiny other iinprmetiieut.s 1 iiL-t ?•>-fixed am w carju-t tor lh»-theatre, v*,..-)! nijj :n»fl Imm.-iuM-ly to Hie iiiMUie** and tn.i»:x >'i flu auditorium. Stolen Property. I'*..- to jifT.d Snift iinn iidcnt of polbn* n*qiio4te in itei-.Milanei 1 with the r*—ohstion by lioenl of P**li*e on Hu* ;i*| in-a., all |K'rft**ns having in tin ir po-ses-jon gmulsor p;'r*smal jir**i»- itv <»f any n* mu ie was an event in the burnt d.-iriet. and lh< nlng was a sueeo-s, even though Uu i«- wcic fr.-hnieiitß then*, miscellaneous. Hon. John F. I* *i a-u»*rth is at the Rriggs A A r. Rog. rs. of Pirn* Wutr, ArkaniuA, Tr Ibc eitv. stopp’S'g at 11.c-lirt.ui Ileus**. nr-’ t 11*'clbin ba- V**etr HpjHdnted l> .s i\*rof fl'i-Ra:* I«ft'ir.mce CMmp.iay, uuJ^r S' istte mu.dHT of tin* l.inlmi -r,«4*. nVI-ag*. i -I***..nJtftl oh tin* uurll: and w*vh l M“ V.!-,/' Aj-irv VcLluln picked up tin* iIV Jur n*i miu m*.rth of the crib, veftterdav. ih* «rtrm* «wh»* rreogintnni. rcfpcclablj dres-ed. lu liU vest'pocket wu* a gold watch ami t««’ key*. -—The vtnvrved l»ouvs of a Imnovn I*e»ag have Im-cu found nmon.tr the ruin* of the Bribes House. They are supisw-l to l*c tin*** of u Ik*U bov. who In*.** l*een ml—lug 6lia-e the fin*. —Tim internal revenue receipts for the month of Octol*cr von* a* follow*: Aggregate of collee lion*. 139t.vi0.13; total on beer. ei7A3l.ft*t; total on toNn-00, 4.W.019.12; collected on the .S-ptcmber list, #£,*44.08; collected uu spirit* tunco the lull <**«nrf of Indiana. with the fid* vtco and consent ol tin* tiownww.lwa determined to x>rr-w nl the law library of Chicago a 4 l ®l* **i net of Indiana report*, as th** roulrUmUou of lh* 8 -Tlie total .Wlnt.-tion «t the rwit.l. »t tho Fulled State* District Court Ui the pn-Hl nn; did not Include tin* copyright record* of Illinois, SSfhSw n-wvov.il to Washington tar.t vcnr.mid nn* Mite in the rtreqms.f «‘hmry of Mnuv transcript* "f valuable cop}right* have already been called formal fumblicti by the- Li* the late conflagration hi Chicago two fire engine* were *cnt froiu Bloomington. HVmnK In two hour* am! forty minute* from the time tlicyaturted. in >i special train. ovtr tin* Chicago. Alton »nd Ht. Lout- Ih’ilroad. they wen* thniwlmr •water on the tin*. The train made the run. one hundred and tweuty-ilx mitt**, In two hour* and ten minute*, and the rtia from Bloomington to Joliet, clyhiy-umolullaS. WM made lu eighty min- Ut Hon the llfh of OernW. Joseph Ibwuett Co., of No. 27 Central street, Boston. hdornad the Mayor of Chicago, by telegraph, that he he could <\r’ v ontlum for *l.uo) In aid of the sufferer* 1»j the tire. The Mayor rtplb-d on the the generous donor*: hut tju fai tof h. until now Inadvertently failed to xtCtm pa>* inrce number of German. SwMWI and women, competent to do employment at the office Of the Ladle*’ Christian Union, comer of Jackson and IVoriu street*. Young girl* w Wing to learn Uovw worker capable "f taking ear* of children, can irtt.iniiivmeut then*. There I* a great do* SSdforrvm/^**^ 0 thi* kind both for the Cl and lop buggy, belonging to T I iiruwii. wa- taken from in front of No. 393 Lake *treet last evening. Any one who know* ot the when'nt*ou!f of ellher will confer a favor upon tht owner by leaving word sit this office. A Letter from THoodorc Thomn*. Rei*caled upplicution* Imvlug been made IQ lu during the l>*»*l two wis-k*. by holders of single Dndse«u«on ticket* to the Thoma* concerts, which were to have taken plaoo yt the (’n>~by Opera Houm', to know what dl-i**'iU“n has beeu made of tho fund*, we uddro**4*d a letter to Mr. Thomas, a lew davs ago. to which he luo- n*plied very promptly and emphatically. l« Hie coursoof lln* letter Mr. Tltoroa* k t un» *nri'rt*«H*. to beitr that uo*t* "PI have tobc rcp’.acc-d, and n**w’ dtyksrnd nthor ropnlrs are necessary to vendor hiTH-aworihv She will Im* rebuilt at Buffalo. —The sciurtiioTs* Asjgua Smith. Citv of Sltchor can, nm! IV. J. Wlialingclaared at Milwaukee on the 30lh ult., and jwx-u'd Detroit on th-' l*f iuit Tlil* time equal* that made by the Boualo Djoa pevend rear* ago. —A difficulty occurred at the Bt- Clair Flat* hlPt Wednesday, which resulted In the damaging of two or three vessel* and llio sinking of a barge ImlenwUh luuilM-r. —The bulk Gobb-U Fleece was obliged to put back to JtntTalo on the 31 »t ult-. on account of a heavy wind, which can led away her tru*.-j and main gaff. —Quili-a heavy breeze prevailed on Lake Krlo on the 2d hist., and several vessels were driven into Ibiflulo. with slight damage to their rigging. —The propeller Potomac struek an obstruction near Par Point, in Laku Krie. on the Ist last., and wns obliged to return to Buffalo for repair*. —Tin? schooner C. 11. Johnson, while on tho downward passive from Chicago. hist Saturday, lost a nmu overboard in I-ake Huron. —The pn»sjM-et for getting off the schooti‘*r John 8. Minor, ashore at Kincardine, Lake Huron, is g( od. The damages are slight. —lt Is said that the water Is so low In the Erie Canal as to inlet-fere with navigation. —Tbel-aige Hi aly. reported lost, found refuse ut Cleveland, and. with her crew. Is safe. Vomhcls P(iNM*d Detroit. PjK-cinl D «s-patch to The Chicago Tribune. HrTKoiT, Nov. a.—l*as-i;i» Ui —PrtqK-llcr Van deiblit. Parks Maria. Martin. Master, su;uui.*r fiend. Clyde. Schooners Younc Atn«rlea.Nlrhobn, ({obi Iluulcr, MiH’ktmr IMnl. Btar of Hui»e, LsciQ- J.bii. CoFsm-k. M. Mueller. Baldwin. P.\sski> Down—ProiHiUer 8L Louis. Schooner 11. 11. Brown, Wind north. —Thelntestseheincfor applying steam to tho navigation of flic canals In New York and raptur ing the prize of $lOO,OOO offered by tho Legislature for the best plan of cheapening mid quickening canal transportation, is in theapplieutionof npbiu that is said to have been aln-mly sucemsful in lb laium, to prviN*l a bout by means of wiiv fht* iHittoui of the canal. It is the inten tion to have one bout furuishcvl with the necessary sieam-iH.wer on «*neh section of th»* canal, and tla-se will t*iw tbt- loaded boats. A model propel ling l*nat has bet n built nt Bnftalo and sent to Tn*v for trial. If L* claimed that she can low lit- Us-n urdinary canal lamts at the rate of l.irco miles an hour, but that is yet to be proved. —Among the curious sm-lal faet« developed by the (*4*ll s)is sintisti*-s is the appearano** on the rolls of Pennsylvania ufeiu* family with seven p tlrsof twins, mu* familv with six pidrs. and another fniuil v with four pairs. The mother 01 the last group had sL\ other children, and wan «>ulj 38 year* old- MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. MONETARY. feATi;m>\r Kcuxuw. jfov. 4. Pr/’inc-sa nl the banka continue* qnh-t. and wo final no special features, other tliau tho-e n »tic**d yesterday. Money continues plenty fur alt -•lassoa o/ loans which banks diHun It judlclona to make. Vmt, as n general rule, they are discounting nothin}; except lulls on Kastom cith*. drawn against shipments of grain and prov*-dons. .Scarcely anv regular accomiimdation paper is ollemOrs it'is v eil understood tilo batiks have rtetcimined to keep their means ui an available “h.'ipe. Vom-llfths of the banks would ho clad to 1,,„n large amonnts on eaU, on government bauds «r collaterals, at from 7 to 8 per cent per annum. Imt as mnirly nil other collaterals would In* re fused, anil as there are hut few person* in this market who ran find use for money on such terms, mid there urn hut few government bonds to operas collateral, the only recourse of tin* banks ir- to send their money down to New York where they get 4 i*er eent Intense on it. This, however, is an Jimmiural condition of finance-?, and cannot continue a great while. H illness is gradually reviving, and if the present favorable weather com limes, until the cud of the month, us is not improbable, large proportion of the merchants will have go; started m miriness again, and will want the uh- of every dollar of their own money and more liesidc*. Tin? large deposits tliat have m-emnuhib-d In some of the banks will run down. We an' in receipt of ji letter from a well-known business Una in tills city, who feci injured by the fact that a pucf/oMlst of Arms who would pay in full at maturity was published in the money artl tich*. Our correspondent nsks. with some asperity: Isthcnuoibcr ol solvent merchants in oor city mi -mall that tiny can almost be counted upon one's llngt-ra I We born* not. la rcjdy to this, we would remind our corre spondent tlialthc first list published referred only to the dealers In dry goods, and other connate line* of emxls. Merchants In these lines were ow- hirger obligations in New York than mer chants m any other department of business, and It was at ilrst feuml, both hen? and la New York, that the heaviest losses would be lu connection with that branch oftrado. The prompt announce ment, however, by thr**e firms of their ability to IMiy. was so much' tauter than New York creditors mH tn*on anticipating. Unit It was deemed an extremely favorable Index of the condition of Chicago firms in all other branches of business. J*9 complete list of solver.: tMiin U, CllifflJNi Wafi «*v«'f iruvh an undertaking woulu imply the making i>» a hevf city directory. u work lor which w«- ha\e wot space ul the paper. The rea son for announcing the ability of tlu* dry goods firms to coon was tircnuse It was fearetl that they, of all others, could not. It was well utul'TsUsnl Unit the grocers generally were carrying ex tremely light stock* at the time of the tire, and much less apprehension was entertained in regard to them. The entire loss of lumber In Chicago was alHitii n,*,ik)o,(tOO feet. Hut this loss was in u tcn al im-aMm* ofl-H’t bj tlio riw* iu tin* \*rico of Imnl*er tin* lire. The of tbe pork o:«ftIo doalori 4 and fnaiu tlonlcra vrorc roinptirativoly lljiiit.and the *dvtiu*yof firms la x.ivnl bruuclict? of trade ha* uot Imm*u «jue«' titmed. LVTF.'T. JCi:w Yowk, Nov. 4.—UOM Imu l>een dull to-day. and wassellingat IXI 3-4. liquid tip to 112, uml closed at ill 3-4alll 7-S. Polity for currying. a per rent. The dally clearing* won* ftl.OuO.UOtl. Ex ports of gold to-day, f2C5,a39. Total for tlio week, fdWUfd. Governments heavy and lower sit the elose. Roeks opened dull. Imt after the publication of Ihi> bank statement Iteeame strong. and prices ad vanced. At the close tin* market reacted n little from live highest point. Wabash was active, and Krie strong. The bunk stntenn nt tft very favorable. Follnw inq shown the clmu.es in the averages during the wwk: lioims. increase 512.300 Spi-eie. increase 2.2ft0.«*» IA-gnl tenders, iucivnuo 1.W1.t00 I)epoftltß, Inetvaso 4.0*5.200 Uirruiivtinn. decrwi*e act^oo *lllO money market wiw easy ou cull ut 6 to 7 per cent. Rate Wmilfl wore not very active. New South Caiolinub wore etrong. amt wero the principal feature. sterling. 10RS-4. Governments: Coups, ’«l JIB 1-2 I ronpu. *67 .1135-4 I Coups, T2 115 1-8 I roupft, VM 113 6-8 I Coupe, *64 11l UMCS I(EM-4 I Coups, *65 ill 1-2 Currency r« m 1-2 I New lUil-al State bonds: Missouri fie 94 I Virginia, old lOS-4 TeimeMoe C« 68 j Old N. CnniUna ds 3? Tennessee. new... tv. li IN. Carolina, u«wr. 20 Virginia, now C 3 I Stocks closed: Canton 715-4 Rook Inland lot l-a Western Union... 62 3-8 New Jersey loat-a Quicksilver 17 1-2. KU Paul M6-a Mariposa 1 H» St. Paul, prvforr'd 77 Mariposa.prefer’d 11-2 Wabash 6*) 3-s Adams Exprena.. 85 1-2 Wabash. proforrM 90 Wells Fargo 62 Fort Wayne..:.... 90 American *8 Terre Haute 18 u“ll"l Emits SSI-2 Tfnv limit... pr.l- so pMeifie 4C 1-4 O. A A............. It» v Y Central DO :t-ft C. A A-. preferr’d HC s! Y. O ntml St ill. Rl-! O. i M. Prle 29 C.« C. A C KJ I-i v.rlej preterred... r.2 1* A Q. 127 Harlem 123 Cuke Minn* .10J -eft Harlem.preferral I» Indiana l. a-4 Heading W* 1-* UUaoti* O-titnU.. .1^ Michigan Central.ll7 tjuion Fuelflo.... 22 .-ft 1 U. P. bon-U I c.i». v.ui* was* TAB CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1871. COUUEBCIAL PATbnu.vr Eviwtxo. Nov. i. Tl»o following are the receipt* and ahlp ueut* of f.roduco at tld* port during the |>«*t twoity-four iouj 0. im* inr u* reporU’d, with the corre-poudiag * SO.fiflO 0.21U Butter. It** 61,046 2«M>3i live hog*. No 5.W1 A.i» Cattle, No 2.128 1,315 IBdiH-.ih* .‘.WI.ftNV 17b.«38 4.50U 143.7A1 nurhwlue*. brls 400 435 .187 225 Wool lh* 37,1 M) 74.510 9.«W 87.5«0 PoUitOC.H, bu 4.176 u.534 1,701 1.^5 LumlK'r. m 3,169 830 1,500 2,232 Hhlnch*e,m 1,240 CM 763 1,479 Lath, m S5 W 317 I*l bHlt. htl* 5.375 2.119 2,067 The foUowing w**r». the rU 1«7I. tr-TO. Wl. IS7U. Flour, hrlfl 5,1.018 +1.610 19.5H7 46.922 Wheal.hu 2S\«i2 610.11S XM.g.l 1.H0.W4 cvio.-bu cis/w 30a.n0 tci.oji .nv*«" fmt*. bu SfiS’.KM I37,*at JU9..V6 r.M.T'O bn 3ti,eB3 33. aM iih.i3rJ w,cuo lifcrhy. bu vi,i2o ,tw,*ca 71.011 U7,*s Ifm.Hi.Hl L**gs "I M Uve ho** 51.524 39.12'. 51.MJ 35.171 Cattle... l.aVl 13,227 4.+ C, 5.8U Withdrawn for nty consumption y»**ter«la>% 2.M7 bu wh»*4it; 2,419 hucorn; C3O bu barley. The following grain lui* I*ooll Inspected into F.torc up lo lu uVlock thl* morning: 146 cur* wb‘-at: 241 corn com; 10,500 bu No. 9 do; 5,000 bu rejected do: 44 car* out*; 22,500 hu No. 3 do; H csir* rye; 35 car* hurley. Total 'W car*), 20J,00» biu TJh-Iv wo* a idlghtly caller filling in thu grain market* to-day. hut they were again active, both Kpeculalively and for *ldpmcnt. Tho iui*ler feel lug wy* due to a rather weak tone in Now York, which M'cm* to sirlsf from the rert;;^ r y of furtlier liberal re?--m- itvm the TPc*t/ Tho unlppßw tnf«h(T wV goo for seller February; and 13.37 1-2 fop Keller Mirc'i. Ijtrd was also tinner than our recent quotation*, at 8 7-M-cash «:i-4e fordo seller January; ami 8 :Mas 7-hc for do seller February. A row obi short ribs now here are quotable at 8 i-2c. 8»v;-t piekled biiliis at l(il-2alle. Green meat* Were quoted at 3 7-St* for shoulders :i-4e foe short ribs, ami "a? Me f..r bams. New meat'., salted, for dt*- livery in December, were qm ted at 4 l-2c for shoulders, and BHe for sliort ribs. Miss 1m ; 1,00.) brls do at $12,521-2; KX) In ks do at *l2.a*.; S’*o brls do seller March at $13.37 1-2; 280 les lard at h:Mc: 2J tes told) do at Ur; 200 tes do on private terms; 2*(oles do seller January at H3-4C: 500 tes do suller F.*!»- inuvyou private terms; m ten gut lard at Ri-ie: 2,200 tes green bams at 7ii no bids extra mess I*.*ef at $i«.oo; 150 brls mess ln-ef at s.*mk>;2s beef hams at 120.00. Im seiil hot.'S put in their lint appearau-c to day. A lot of 3 was sold at $4.73. 220 lbs. Flour was quiet, with only a liirlit local di*:ma l amt a small inquiry fur low grades for shipment. Bales weio n*i»orti*d of lOObrls white winter extras (Magnolia) ut $8.50: 10i> bids do at tH.iu; 50 brls di> uts7.2:i; ILt) brls do at tfi.7.'»: f«oo brls spring extras (Biy lo;al). too brls (Uavis). and 100 brls do not tuvjm d ut 1C.75; ISO brls vlo at $0.25; 50 brls do ut ICJO; H« brls do on private terms; 23 brls rye Hour at $4.(0; W brls buckwheat lluur -it $7.50: 50 brls do at VJ.OO. Total, 1,770 brls. Also 10tons bn>u at $14.50 on track Wheat was l-2e lower, but moderately active, chiefly on speculative lUTount. and tliat for tho lust bnlf of this mouth, being easier in sympathy with n quiet market in Now York. The option opened ut sl.i»l-2. fell off Me. Improved l« Jl.iu 5-8, and closed at 1-8. Seller the month was dull and littlo l>ettcr Hum nominal at si.lBal.tHM. closlngat $l.lB. HollcrlJcci-inlwr sold at sl.2t) Ma 1.20 1-2. Cush No. 2 spring was tu fair request. In cer tain homes, where part cargoes laid already I m-clvvd—idlierwlso it wus but little wanted. The I other grades were In little demand. Nu. spring was itoiuimil at $1.31 l-ia1.22. Winter Vhejvt numl n«l «t sl.ai for No. 1 red. and *1.25 r. )r jf tl 2 red. Cash sales were tvjHirUsl of 1.-'.ho Im No, 2 spring ntsl,lBl-2; «.2W»burt«at Cj.lBM:Ts.lW)bud»ut $1.18; K0 bn No. 3 spring ut $1.12; l.*smi hu do at SUII-2; 800 bu reacted spriugat $1.03. Total. 78,200 bll. Com we’s less active, and Mal-2e lower, but firm ut the d<*elme, there living several buyers for shipment, who took up all tin* car loads oiVered. Ko. 2 ojvned at 47 l-2c, and «los**d llrm at 47 5-s Seller tho first half of November was in fair de- Übiwd to till shorts J It opened til 47 Me. andelosed lit 47 i-2•*. S**l!cr tho liioiitU was dull at 45 l-ii 45 Vfx* *'r.eio rt, ‘‘l cloMHl at 44 l-2c. Citsh s:do tvi'ivrri.nrifrt or i..™ V; 1 l,; s- I (Id, nt 47 MO 1(11 kV.il (Innl do id 41 We: IB.dM bunjeottsl ut+4 l-2c; S.'-lm bu ilu at 44 Me; 1,23) bu do. »t 44c; 5,000 bu do at 47 l-2c, afloat. Total. 103.2001 m. Oats were active and 1-4o h'ffhcr. though Vl *b no *-ncourap-inent from New York. There* :»n», 11 good many shipping orders here, brought out by an umicipatiim that feed will prove to Iw scarce In-fote the winter is over. The demand for e i-h lots brought out a good speculative inquiry. The market ranged at 301-2n30 J-4e for rcg:ilar. and .S0 3-4n3le for fiesh receipts In special houses nn 5-8»3U3-4i: M-llcr the mouth: ;<-ia:ne stdler last half do; 31 Mu.ll i-2**si*Her !>cci*mber; am! 32 Ma 32 i-2e seller Januarj*- Ah closi-d firm. C.i.ih sales wen- reported of ll,wm hu at 31c. 7.r-» hu ut 30 7-V. 30.UW bu at 30 .Me, 14.800 bit at 30 5-H. .l.GOii bunt 3ill-2e; 1,20»* bu rejected at 27c; 1.200 1m do (Cen tral! at 27 ;i-4e. Total. 7C.2W bu. Rye was In demand, and more active, bnt weak at vesterdav’a iiisido price. Sales wen-: 17,20) bu at Wl-20. Rejected was nominal at sie. Bariev was quiet, but llrm ut the deellne reached yesterday, and elosinl steady. Sales of ea«h lots were; 1.000 bu No. 2 at 54e; l.*»oo bu do, at 53 l-2o; 100 bn do. at 53 Me; 1.200 bu n*jcrted at 44 l-2e; 2.400 budo.nt 14c; O.nOObil bv sample, lour mil alWc: 4.\,T.r,(i0111 (Sc: soolmdo ul eo«: m fmfilo ni 5.V. Total, it.imlbil. The Jluvenimrt of the 8d ln*t.. says: TTje s«-con*l annual meeting of the Mississippi River laigging Company was held at the Bnrti« House yesterday. Tin* assemblage embraced a larger amount of capital than often combintsl in one meeting of business men. Over three-fourths of all the nnt, imd, ulthuugU tlie supply hheral. holders are firm at funner rates. We quote Jnfenor to e u: 1 meiil*-rs rejHirt a s.-iilsfa'MorC lies-Uuiiiir.Hiul uiih'fairstocksonhaml (h<-market rules steady at the quoted prices, which are as follows: Shirk, 3*e; Lewl-ten. 3tc; American. 31 I-2c: Minnesota. :sOc; tmrhq»s bags, 211-2.i22c; imnnies. ITiiiS*; wool sucks. CTc. HLTLIUNCJ MATJiKIALW—There wa- no abate ment in the demand for articles coming under this head, and prices were decidedly firm. Tli- re whs no change hi values, but time i* teieliug higlier. We quote: Stucco, 82.^0ink(Vt cn/nent, lime, hi hulk. $1.23: while sand, per hrl. in.ixniu.23: plastering hair. i>*‘r bu. A'.aioe: tin* brick. i*»*r t.oco, s4o.utu .xi.ix> building brick, ju.in) alAno: tire clay. s*jx*ju'..oo jkt hrl. HH-VNS—TIm* demand continues active hut with Wtter supply in tla* market. Prices are easing off a little. We now quote eonumm at $1.60.11.76, and pood to ehoiee nt fci.foa2.2s. CHEESE— Remains linn at price- that have been current for a w**»-k pa*t. The -lock.- are fair, but there is no surplus, ami denier* do not seem in cllm-d to unto sales nt present prices. We quote: New York factory. I6ais i-2o :Ohio factory, Malic: Western do. 12a lb*. COAl.—This market wns reported tinner all around, and in sotm* quartern an advance Ift talk ed of. Tlie demand continue- good, ut the follow ing prtei**: Lehigh,prepared.s9.so; laekuwunnn. fcj.oo; Erie, fft.ro; Walnut Hlll.lw.50: Indiana. f-.no; H« ckinc Valiev. f7..V): Wilmington. M.50. COOPKRAGK—I-i-leudy and tlnn at 5V.7M1 "5 for mirk In in f2«o:i2.n3forbmlu*s; f2.20.i2.2.> for Ikh-i tc*: f2Jt)ax*o for whiskey bris: 6ftis?e for flour brie. Slaver* and headings are quoted at ♦lB.cm9o 00 perm for pork, and f25.09u25.00 perm forwblftkey brigand to-. F.GCJS— I The -apply wiw again light to-dnr. anil BHli-te wen- quick at 2ln:ae. There waft little doing. ttftldefnm niwtlugliK'nl wink but the inquiry from thlft f-oon e wa* pulllclcnt to -übsorti the sup ply, end the nrnrkct war, firm. FRUITs- r>KIEl>--No change wn* noted in the geneiHl features of this market. The demand, thoughi¥!i22e; tigs, bag, 2Jrv2k>: I'utkey pinneft. 9nloc; French do. I4atsc; raUln-*. old.f3.ono;un; do new. V 4 2.>; blackberries, Ifialse: pltlr-d cberrii's, SAiUiX:: |njicluy>. pared, 2U3V?: ]ft>mbe**,bidv«‘s. 9 i-2alo l-2c; appht*. SalOc; cor rnnts. 9i-2aUN*. GHKP-N ritcns-Weix* fairly active nt pre vious rules. We quote: Apples on track nt $l.7Sa 2.26, end fn*m store at 52.00i3.00. Cranbarrit'S, C9.eoull.io for wUit.uudft i.ooal4. K) for eultivaled. Flrn-l.'ike IW-h nmHiiuc very tlnn. with a ten dtiH-y to mlvoiav. as the supply Ift light. Silt* v»it«r tifh aiv pk nty. and f**r miekerd a rathir easier ling piv\ nils, tlioiigh u m Iteri.ll d •rlln Is lo*>kiftl l**r. Theie is 11 good dem in 1 f«ir nil d.*- H’l ijdlt.n-. W« muko no t lemge in oar quotation!*, as loll* Wft: No. 1 wldte:bdi, fI..VU».7S; N-*. 1 ?'l.fft: Ne. 1 shore mackerel, *lO 0TH0.27; N<*. ilMyivr-iOw.w: eu. 2 ui«w*uiiJ, bank cod, ♦6.oi*uC.so; George’s «h*J, f7.00n7.r>0; box her ring. No. I,4fiatoc: *culo*l herring*. g'lg-Ot*. tiKtX'KlillC* 4 —Thu only qun'iibje rhuugi* In l«rl«H far good-coming under thl- la ud, was an l-*c itrcliia- lit rcfliHHl sugar*—the result of a slight “softening” lu prices at the Ka-l. Other g»MHI* in the li-*—witti the exception of coffees, which wen* slightly tinner—'were quiitud steady. A pr*Hl demand exist* at the am**t<-l qimUttlooH: A sugar, 12 i-*al2 3-fk* F> do, 12»U2 v’ do, 117-h.v 12c jchnlco brown, 10 3-Bali 1-4 c; fair do, Ioulol-r>:; u.dits-*'* do, ‘‘ul'H*. ITimu Bio c,»ff*c, aoituic: eiu•!«■<: do. 21n23c; 6. O. Java, 22-giic. Ftar eandl«-e, full weight. 18*16 i-2c. Itice-ihingiKiu, l-2o8c; Ihitoa. B*9 l-2c. HYKL'PB—Diamond, f1.30n1.35; common, syrups, GOuXc; Porto llico mohi*-rs, JOuOw; gootl sugar imttse -ymp, 4f>a*>sr: extra, C p *»7ocr choice silver ilrlns, extra line. 90ui»5p fancy. 75a«0c. ei’lUEft—Allspice, l«al6o: clove-*, 18a30c; OOh bla. 4*aso«'; pepiicr, 23a2i0: mimiegs.fl.2sjil.no. 80AI*S—French mottled. 6 3-4«7n; hloiulard, 61-iaß3-4e. Uermnn monied. 6 l-4a»n-+o; eraslvc. 5 a-4uiic: brown Wlud.-or, 4 1-204 3-4 C; palm, 4u 4 l-'ir. BTAlirn—Gloss, 34ai00: com. lOulO i-2o; uundrv. c. t-2»i7e; common, r *u« 14c- HAY—Nothing new dcwrv lng sj>-clal mention was developed In-this market. The movetm-nt out continue* on a IIK-rul scale, and with tho usual Iceal demand to mm. holder* were ilrmat \>rv full rates. The supply wa-muplc. We quote; On’trnck—Timothy, pn-f—ed. fia.wwU.W; pralrl<\ pressed, f9.wntlo.oi). On wugun—Timothy. loiv*e. 4ll.OOul2.CO;- prulne, loomn ft'.ooaio.jx*. Fop iW livery of pre**etl 50, Mcc«»rdlug to*!* limci*. HlDES—Business onnthme* to improve, K marked increase in the receipt* h;o* u w* lk n tendency, and tho indications now are r *f will ease off a little. Then* w*s* ftj •“«■BytJ" change in value* 10-duy, nnikiulf ut substantially the following r»W H ed. light. 11 l-2c do, heavy, 10 ,o c I imirriiin kin 11 V2c; veal, kip, Italic ;g' caU. nJ drv ‘jo- fiiut. Vnc- do kip. Mr: deacon., .i„rej, cut, or otbef. wise (htnmgwl. twisthinJ', price. IJSATllEtt—Only a huriiu*-* wan doing trv ?Kd™itsf™™™V‘. H r ,r Ue q,l l<:J MJ Hj:mw*ck—City harness, union. S7a.Vo; oltv 8^ 37 80 s r **untry harm's-, 3bi3Gc; Uuo,citv JTwSiiSVSr kil> i, kip. veufr, 11.f05i1.15, utv um*er. No. 1, per ft. 261290: city upper, No. 2. per ft 2.7a27c; country appur. No. 1. nittgii upper, li to la !l»*, r 11 to 18 lh*, 33a3or beg. tine 3d, i*it keg, *7.35; blue 2d, common, per keg. f7.23. OlLS—Prlci'fi were generally Ann. a* there U a good demand fur nearly all good* lu the lUt. The insiHrt 1“ VcS r u ”i*l!r:I; an, l order* fire promptly tilled at tho following paces, Carlton, 26u27c; extra winter lard, 83a85c: No. 1 current make, T3u750; No. 2 do, ftsc; Un-eed raw, 83c; do, Iwilled, a*o; whale, 75a7Tc: sperm, $2,00; nentsfoot oil, f1.dM1.23; hank oil, 65c; strait*, 70c; elephant oil, 05c; turivutine, *A). PAlNTB—Kemain steady, a* previously quoted; White lend: pure, fii.so; .Umcric.m zinc, fit.soa 12.00; railroad colors, fU.W. BALT—I* active at unchanged price*. We quols: Saginaw, 12.30; Onomhiga, $2.35; coarse, *2.20: and nlamuud C at fj.25. PEKDK—Were firmer, under a crvod demand, which absorbed all tin; offerings. salon were 130 bugs timothy at #2.70; IW bags do at #2.6%: o.k> Imp* do at #2.5111*2: 13 bags do ut #2.5 d; 77 hap* clover «t f6.PS; fisJ:r»p* »U>ut#s.w>; CO bags do at ffi.Mrlo bat: do at ffi.so. POTATOES-An* active ami firmer. Tim re ceipts during the past few djivs have t»w*ii light, ami prices nave advanced. Then* wen: buyer* to-dm at the following prices: Mixed, on track, at coJuv; and straight lot* at WUTUc. From More ►ale* wen* making at eoawc for common. auJ at Team* for good to choice. POULTRY AND GAME.—Sales were effect'd at the following quotations: #2.rml to prime lue've*. suit 11de for shiqmelit Kiist. The best droven warn piomptlvtaken nl #fifioaS.Bs.thmmh there were few maxi enough tocomninnd the outside timin'. Fair to good sniuolb well fatted steer* found huy eisat f4.7ru5.25 while medium lot* were salubln ut f4.2ra«.Ci). In the above description* there wa* nil average hdvniiee of 2.V perßM Hw. In low grade* the Improvnm'Ut was not so decided tln.ugh the market was noiieeably stronger for uP. fetockers’ and butchers’ stuff were iu steady fair teqncst. the former at slfio;in.6o, and the latter ut f2.5en4"0. Tlie supplv of Texas cattle h;w fulleU off s« me. a?» I more satL*faetory prices have pro vulbd. lu(*.u«H*tu»em**'. common to good through droves selling at fJ.2fiji3.oo. and Norllie.rn-fexl at f3.2f.a4.2fi. To-day the nmiket was quiet. Tho dlflcrt nl Classes of buyer* were in atieiidence, Ktd operating, but their wants were few and wiles i dtagged at yesterday’* prices. Several common -ml some medium droves, were left over unsaid. I llOGF—Keeelved toslay. f.,.300; reeclved *„l,s week, e.coo. The large n“eelpts an:l luc Vuutinu mx* id mild weather have served»2« keep this nmiket depressed during the grvhter part of the past week, and prices bnx’c nvemged about Me lower. Toward tneelow,however, a better, tinner finding obtained.and for the mow desirable grade* a portion of the decline has been recovered- Most onr packers are now veadv for “husi mss.” ami as soon us the weather will permit, ac tive operations will be commenced. Prices will probably not vary materially from their presold range, bat tin* tendency, if anytliing.is rutlier up ward. T« aiay tbe rerelpt* wort* moderate, and. with a fair shipping demand to nc'et. selh r* in «i -og»*l to gel the pens \nvtty well ehured, nn I the nmiket elosed stefldy fit gt.W.'fi.Hfi forctouniaii: f3.D-UUV for *7,i.Shnn to good; and nl #Uoat.2» for eluilec. f*HKEP—Received this week, t.xoo. There is no Impoitimt elumge in tlm eondllimi of the sheop maiki-f. Tin* lUmnml. though light, has kvpt pteu wilh the supply, sun! price* renmln comparatively steady ait fcVN-!U1..'.0 for common; V5.76.u.00 for m> n'jmn; ami ut $4.26at.7.7 for good to really choice. s«inr seallnwngs Mild at lower, and one or (wo hiniela-sof "‘‘Mni" nt lusher figures, iml these Riden were tmisidi* of the general market* uai arc uot taken into account. I.aiubfr illmitcli Thrtnnrket for cargo Uuotn'r \va« <\u!et, owing to luek of offerings Imt tin n* was a good Inquiry for eat sues to arrive. at llT.oa for piece Muir, and Mjuo for common board*. Choice winter la dull. The following sales were reiHirted. Coigo schooner Koeder, 112 m feet piece etufl, al tn.no. oud a few common alrlua ami board*. Cnrco M'liooner Welland. UK) m feet strips and luiardf nt $*:o.oo. Sold by Demins ,k Co. CargoM-houner Sanlinln. from Manistee, 1.10 m feet, at F22.«« for long, uml il’.uo for short- Sold by K. K. Bickford A Co. OS TRACK. The market was dull, there being very few CVRbtry buyerti J« ntteudnuco. Frleci were un* changes. US IvKyws: a. or Stur sliltigleH ~.,.,.$3.5Aa3..5 No. I, t-aweil hliiuglcs...., 1.5CU2.00 TltriH* dollan* i*i*r car to be ndded when tnuw (erred, which charge follows the ahiugles. AT Till: YAUPS. Bu-lnes'i waa less active, tlioitgh the domin'! w;m fair, follows: Ftretcloar.l inch to 2 inch .f h*u«o Si'com! clear, lineh to 2 inch 47.00.it5.00 Third clear, I inch 35.00.un.0a Third clear,thick 40.00.v42.50 First and second clear Hooting, to- gi-thcr. rotigh »40.cond it3O.(AJ Wogun-box iniuroc, selcotod, 10 Inches and upwards 3t.0vt40.00 A stock lioards. E stock boards. Cotmmm liounls. JoUts. scant Bug. small tbnlMT. Ac., 1C Rvl uurt under lS.oou2ft.oO Fencing Is.Atjjo.oo Jojsta and sennlling, ISuJtfetd •J«t.»io.t2i».oo l*iekels, square !C.oi>.ii7.o»l IMckets, Hat ulS.ou neurp«Mts. spilt lfi.od.t!S.W Clear y*o6l«, round 20.00a22.0n Luth u 4.TV> Suwcd (dUngles, Ni». 1 Buwed shingle*. A or star... MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH. Foreign 9farhft«. Lovdox, Nov. p. m.—Console, 92 7-8 fur money; 93 on account. Honda Of *C2.01 l-i; ’O5. 811-2: *GT, 03 1-4 10-104. 89 3-1. VUAVKroirr, Nov. 4.—no«drt *B3. 95 l-5:i9»? 5-8. Pai:lB. Nov. 4.—Bourn* tint; Itenfe*. 57f Tflc. lAwitvoou N«v. 4, —Evening.—Cotton heavy; Middling uplands. 9 3-8 d; Orleans, 9 5-M. B;«fe* e.OcV bales; speculation mwl oxporl, 2AK) bale.-*; Shipment* from Ikunliay to the 3d. 9.00U halt*!*. Ked winter whout.ll* 6*lhU& 7ti. Flour. 2.vu27»0d. M.-w» pork. 48* cd. Cheese, S'- I Cumberland mid dice. 375; short, ribs, ten (VI. Refined petroleum, 17 S-4ul6d. Idneevd oil, 35e«35 UAL New York Dry <«ooda market. Nrw Youk, Nov. 4.—Tlio dry goods market ro main* inneiive. the demnud being confined to elapio fabric* in limited quantitive adapted for Immediate requirements. Price* are generally Meodv. Onion No. 2ft dwelt** are reduced in price frt.tn SSc !uSl«%und Montville stripes from 13c to 121-2 c, An invoice of tdd domestic aehiine* of last year** production are living Jobbed at 4 1-20 below current rates for now styles. Gloucester ging ham* am soiling ai ll l-2c for new, and U) 1-20 fur pa**e style*. Knnoni City l.ive Mlack Hlarkrl, Special Deepotcb tu The Chicago Tribune. Kansas Crrr, Nov. 4.—Cuttle received. 2,431 brad; abipped to Cblragn, S ears, IBS head do St, ix»uts, 297 drivCh out, 259 I>eiid. Silos. 17. Good TcAnn steers, averaging 1,130 pounds, nt 82.67 l-a; 291 through Texans, averaging 923 pounds. 4L73; 40 good tbmogh Texans, averaging 903 pounds. F2.CO- Shiughtercd, 1.2-V) bea«l. The Prwdarr MarkcU. NEW YORK. Nfw Yor.K, Nov. 4.—Cotton—Quiet and weak: middling upland, 1R l-2c. ni:KAi*sTfyi>—Hour dull and lower; receipt*. Vvls; suiH-rllne Western and St-Vle, V».75.% fijn; rmiiliieu to pssl. Rfi.4sjif..7o; g*s»d to choice, ««.7fk»7.90: white wheat extra, $7.iM.»7.4 extra Ohio. ii**ri7.-'i': Bt. ls«ils, K-.b o ivy*. Hre tl *;»r. easier. f4.40a5.Q.V Coni inC-il dull. Wheat dull and h*wcr; n«ce|pts,lcc».«*» but No. 2.. sprlnj. f1.4rn1.49; winter rvd 'Vesteni. fl.siii.W; ander. 01.r.9»»1.f*2; No. I sprint. tI.VUV.V* 1-2: while Western It.COit.ht. live ml b ir!«v ill ebmigrd. Malt*|Uh*t. Corn steadv; n*celpL» 2;.. lArilui; In slotr.Thc; nf10a1.77 1-o.'; new. Tf*. Oil* j*ctlve; nxxdpts. 48,000; W«Wem |Ui>l Ohio 51 1-2.1 52e. *Lfc,,Tiai^—CU*uiy ut 23m23c; O.’UiJCO, 2Li2T 1-23. M ool—Firm, Extra Ohio, 62 I-2aCJc; pulled, 44a C3<*; Te.\iu», 35a43(*. (iuoonaFK—l’otfit* lower: Klo, 171-2a191-3c. migiir tlrni; fair to goml refluiug, Ba-4u91-*c; Culm 8 l-2a9 l-*c. aM(ilh-W‘* dalL JUih* llrtu at 7 I-2a9c. Pktkolccm—Crude, 13 l-2ui3 Mo; rellucd, 227-*-. TniPENTINK—QIIIet lit C9h7UC. rnovisu*»is—park h*wtr; mess, t19.00a13.15; prime, **1.50(410.00; prlino nies*,s7Uio; mivssfor Do- January, fit.urt; Maruh,414.37. Bot»f cuiet;nu-ss,Tullr;cxtni,lial4k—Quiet: Uaix k -00. W UitxXT—UuscttlciL atWu93c. f*t J.O'Jltf. chiiQgru° rL i 3,WV 4.—C'oTT«*>—Dull ami tut »*sJon!.‘«'^,Tcrr& Unit: Puperflno winter. «.OOus.ls;«,jtr* 45.WM5.75. Mli-vvtdull; No. 3 red No. 2 red winter, twa. Cora lbt»b Z OW'T’ 3. 431'. Oat* Urmcr; No. 2,321-30. No. 2,inU, sue. Kyc duU;No. 2,621-ac. JJS“y r .AF4i-l>Ull f BSltOC. rioM-10 *ro.NB-i*ork higher. openM at 113.25; onie at *13.75. Dry salt meat* tinu; clear rib. .ders, 71-20. Bacon unchanged: Jobbing lot*. mlderr, 7 34c; clear rib, 8c: clear eldea Bc. hard ,uiet; 9 1-HjiO 140 rottiml. nrn;«— Lower. <3.60u3.J»5. C.vxru:—'Wanted. aase gml to choice, RrcEnTS—Hour, 4.0w); wheat. 2:.(VV); com, 10,•xv; out*. 11, CO O; rye. i,wu; barley, l,ww; hog#, 2.CVU. TOLEDO. Toleiio. Nov. 4.—BUE.u«TUi'Fa—'Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat oi-muhl hnu hut do*od dull; umber Michigan. *L39; No. 2 red. #1.32; rejected red. ft.is. Corn dull; high mixed, 64e; new do, si i-2c; low-mixed, 52 l-2c; new, 5a l-2e; new yel low, 63c; Mlchig.iU, 5.i0. Oat* dull and a *lmdo lower: No. 2, 350, closing with small salo* at 34 l-2r. Fnnoivrs—Firui; to Buffalo, ftc. Itjxeiits—Flour, B.OOU hrl*; wheat, 19.00) im: corn, se.oooim: oat*. 3.000 hu. fiun'Ntsra—Flour, a.ooo hr’.*: oala, 26,000 bu. MILWAUKEE. Milwaukee, Nov. 4.—BnF..vn*rrrrrs—Flour dull and u shade lower: NX spring. #6.50. Wheat dull nud lower; No. 1, f1.21; No. 2. SIAB l-'lc. Oat* scarce and hrm No. 2.32 c. Corn, rye. uu-1 bar ley dull and nominal. Fkeiouts—To Buffalo, 8c Oswego, 130. B»:« Ellis—Flour, 4.0t'0 hrls; wheat, 65,000 hu. FttilHent»—Flour. 2.U»0 brls: wheat. 93.nfni bu. MABBIED. HILL—BOND—Iu UilA,eily lm 3d Inst., by Hsv. W. 1L Bond. Mr. Jame« 'lt'U s ot I->wsll. to ‘Mis* Vtrßiula of I'hiCHgo. No onnl* DIED. HAU.—On SnniUv, Lit- SUi Inst., of typhoid f«vv. 4. of congestion of the brain, Nellie, enly child of 'teorgn E. and AJphonuin* Halsey, aged 3 year* and 7 mouth*. Funeral service* will be held at tho house. No. 100 I'onglu* pIKCe. at 2 o’clock Monday, Nov. 6. MIiITACRE--on the 4th lust., of lUptherta. Willie Bonk-tt. eon of I). B. tmd Kato Wliitocn. 1 age«l 15 moiitlisaudlOdAT-. (.’arrinpe* will u-avo the bonne of the parent*. No. 1096 Wftbael-.-svv., nn Tuesday, the Tlh I’-ifct-, ut 10 o’clock a. m.. (or nnut-laml. auction sales. STOCK OK BOOTS SHOES AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY. Nov. 7. at 9J o’clock, at the RED FIIUNT #alestWJtu*. .1 ntul 4 lbiuko)i>ii-st. 'VJt. A. BCTTKIi-w »t CO., Aurttoneetw. 50 Crales Crockery Ware, Build*' ers’ Hardware, Tabic Cutlery, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY. Nov. h, at tq o'clock, at the. RED FRONT salesrooms. a and 4 Randolph-.*'. XVM. A. JIUTTEUS A CO,. Auctioneers. TEN NEW BUGGIES AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY. Nov. fl. Nt l< oVb'ek. at our RED 1 BOAT saJestMijii, Nos. :t jli>lpli-*t. VTSI. A. BUTTERS CO.. Atu-ibmc r*. Regular Saturday Sale. BY GKOBGE 1-*. GOUK As CO. I uml 2 Raiidolph-st., cor. MicUlgan-av. Nov. 11, nl a 1-2 s. iu., of— FXTBMTimtE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CAEPETS, CROCKERY, ETC. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, It. Omccab, Costs, Bants and Yosts, 50 dot Grey Flannel Shirts; 40 pain White Wool Blankets; 35 don Kohias; 25 doz. Corsets; 200 Green, Out strips Window Shades; Curtain Fixtures; Hats and Caps; a fino lino of Squirrel and Coney Furs, and a large assortment of Insertions, Edgings, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Williston Thread, ond Millinery Goods, At Auction, On Thursday, Nov. 9, at 9 1-2 mi) GEO. F. GORB CO., t and 2 Randulph-rt., comer Mtclugan-av. One Thousand Cases BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, AT AUCTION. On ‘Wednesday, Kov. 8, at 9 1-2 a. m., When we Khali offer the altove amount of well essorto I cih dn of all grades*. and ut the name lime shall offer the entire stnek«f J. I). WII.I.IHTON «k CO., retail dealer in Iliads and Shoes. Per order «t 11. D. ROWLEY, Deputy slu-riff. GEO. P. GOEE CO., Koe. 1 and S Handolph-et, comer of Michigan-3 r. By Colby Wirts, FRIDAY, KOV. 11, At 10 o’clock, at onr new rooms. 291 and aw MICIII GAN-AV.. comnu.D. meiliiini, and tine fnrnltam c«»n signed hv manufarturer».. and of the *unie quality us any sold'liy tin* trade, ulth tn-tmetiona i*» retail at. their price* through the w»vk and by «m ti‘>n on Fri day. We are prepared to make out-oonr .-.ales and at pn\ ate residences. Parties breaking up hoUM-keepluc or wishing u> ill«ihm> of their furniture. ean>ets. rmcken*. At.. w«* tlilnk ullldouell to roimiffu Ui fur U»o ieasou we make furniture u specialty. Ho.t» gr,.no 25.n0a25.00 COLBY "WIRTS, Auctioneers. And Furniture Mimufactimrs' Agi-nts. SDI AND IfnClliOAN* AV CHAMBERS, CHAMBERS, CHAMBERS, CHAMBERS, 1.25 a 2.75 3.75 a 4.00 AITTIO.MEER. AICTIOEKB. AVATrHKS WATCHES .V>TL> .TJSWISLKY. WHOLESALE. RETAIL, AND AT ACCTIOX. WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND AT AUCTION, ((I WKST MAIHSON'^T.. U1 WKST MADISOS-sT. LfldltT and gentlemen will tind the largest at vk of Watch**** and Jewelrvln Chicago at our ston*—which i{no»lM w»* will sell at private mUc at Jobbing prttv*. No old stock-all frtv.li, stylish good*. J. B. CHAMBERS CO., Formerly oornerClark am!_Madlson-stit GILBKBT IHAKTIX, AuctioDwcrM. Household Furniture, CARPETS, Ac. On Wcdn*-edAV morning, at the salesrooms No*. S4 and 60 West M»«ileOD-*d. Our spacious and splendidly hwated anrUon rooia-j ar*- now rm-n for Uie reception of household goods an«l msrvbatwlW of every description. give personal aiu-olion ;'„TltTma RT. N. Anc.l.n^n, financial. stock, and gold •"BOOKER, 62 mn ,a, v. »t«ivin.ON GOOD COLL ATErIAL 8K T 1.63 B,mtb-C»nal-eL e ikinASH TU INVEST IN A LKtIIX 4 %501) imate paying tmslnee*. Addrcet A M -Tribune. imftTO LOAN FIRSTCLA-W PItDP SlOO.OlU) .rtr In burnt .Il.trirL tor pnrp--- •T taimiwnniL rmpi-tlj- *?,,55‘? C I? u i tt>, *m in iiie lurt v lKifT'"ni c. M*>ney on null lo Vrily WM% KhKTOOT A CO.. 89 Evt W»» (vrt<>e,'«t WANTED TO EXCHAN wante^t^:xVhaxgk- *«.«n >Y wmtliftl gmsl ct-dhlns.dry P«ikr*w >O. or iiartlvorr In CUtraeo or vtM-wUerts fur which I wlll-glvc lip*t ciflsa CWcajm ImprovM I*n.pefly ie.w *ei trtor js-ryenr. Cull or addru** 11.UU. *i A AMUSEMENTS- THE WEST SIDE MtetOß HENRY WARD BEECHER, ANNA DICKINSON, MARK TWAIN." FRKP. DOUGLASS, LILLIAN S. KDUARTON, jous n. cocoa, JOHN O. SAXE. DR. J. U. HOLLAND. G. W. CURTIS, WENDELL RIULLFPS. The tire having prevented the manager* of the Star Lecture Coar*« from carrying out their original do eigne, they have projected a special coarse of lecture* for the particular benefit of their West bide patron*, and now take pleasure in annonnclng that, by the Undue** of the trust*** of the Uulou Park Congrega tional Church, they hare succeeded in arranging the above course, to be delivered In the above clmrclu Tin? course will bo Inaugurated on Tueaday evening. No vember 14, !>y JOHN G. RAXK. Course tlvhel. in eluding reserved seat, $4. Furlhcr.partlcalar» will be duly announc'd. apfiiis i! Hi ffl’i. AMONG WHOM RDBERTCOLLYER 1* prominent, will lie able to learn hi* viewa upon the gnat calamity at the Id ichlgan-av. Baptlut Church TO-NIGHT, when lie will discu** the question, “OUR LOSS AND OUR GAIN,” Admleelnn, cO cento. Rtmrved seat*. 75 cent*. Star Lecture Course. \SOCTU HIDE Course UcfeUsmdm-'rvwl ut "f or Mvm VectUTea. for wdt at HUejt «t comer Wubn*h-av. and Twrutv-ewnd-st.: Cob*. Andrew* Co.,*W Waba*l»- av.. and at Ih* Mlchi>:. tn U v. rre.. Übrny. ELOBE THEATRE. COL. WOOD'S MUSEUM COMPANY AT THE GLOBE. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBERS, and every evening until further no^i'^ augustjn pai.Ts puy op the period. DnORCE. Dtvrree Matinees WednMday ami Saturday at iM. ty Nolmprrper|wt>ons admitted. CITY REAL ESTATE. Fon SALK—IN THE BURNT larr* number of desirable lot*: also nsveml lung and rholce hoses. J. KSAIAS WARREN, 413 Mich* lg»n-av. FIR HALB-20X12t> ON KTATE-ST., OPPOSITE tho new Palmer |{<>t**):ot will lease It for 20 years. no re-valuation, Adilress B, OKOSSMAN, 120 EUls-av. FOR SALK—A BLOCK OF KINK DWELLING bout*** rnone of the fines! jivcuesintheclty. on the Huith side, near Twentv-slxth-st.; will be sold at a great bargain If applied’for at once. Apply to O. C. SABIN. I*4 Twenty-second-st. I?ORSALK-OOOD and cheap lots on the i South Side, on Arnold. Butt'WtiebL llU'l'lPl. . CTAFLIN BROS,. Vi MadUon-sl. 1;OR SAi K-HY J. si tJOULD. fiVl WABASII AX'. Connc»\tin*m>*. double p*rl»«rs. ?U*t*. S*\i’i»to ullyy. near !!«i>e Car*. iTfco #1.500: #3uo cash, balam e #vr»pvr wwmth. I?OR SALE-si’ORK AND DWELLING. NO. .>1 1 West Madlwu *t. Is«t 20x02 to tdleV; cheap. Ap h to\VM. n. TIHIMPSON, 221> West Madi.*. 5 stories w»d Ussemeut brick reigr*! till filer 1; great bargain. XVM. H. THOMPSON, 2J Wort SlmbMin St. 17< lH S A I.E—(’ll KAP— r I N K r«»It YF R A fit h house nail line bam. I*'t SfixlJfi. 240 Warrcn-ay.. with or without lunilture. Al«mi ja clown. toUaaee in easy payment*. Call on the owner at bou*e for three days. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, 1' Jo ksa i F YoJnvn r I?I) uAVE a con POUT -1 able pleasant home for n *m dl lnre*tmeoL build ft cottage on one <»f th<*«“ lurgi* lot* at De.*phiinoa. only 45 minutes* ride; no ch*li payment a*k(*l from those who build, mid 25 is-r rent off t »11 who hav* Buffered by the fin*. EDMUND U. STII.ES, Agent, US XVest Kandclph-st. Y7()R~SALK-A l-\R(4i:*BUIMHN‘4 AND EN- J cine, with shafting and marhlncry. In mailing or der suitable tor sov hind «d manufacturing, at Aus tin. Apply to WM. 11. ODION. fi*4 Wnlia*h ftv. I TOE'S.ME-AT KNLU-KWOOl), A FINK RESI -4 di nee, 1! morns, new and well built; the hon.*« and two lots for I*l.ooo. Ttrma uwy. Adilress U W. BFUK. (Salvß. 111. 170RSAI.K— OR UKNT—AT HINSDALE. HOUSE all ready to mow into; cheap and oa easy terms; also, a gt**l hnpmved lanu to trsulo K«r flty propcrlv. Call en <>r audreas at Hinsdale, tuu owner, O. J. STOVC.H, COUNTRY REAX^E STATE. I?ar.KAi.v.-ou KxcuASflKFoitcm i*uor. eity-a chelcefarm of Wacroaln McUonrr Co in ly. IIL No la tier imninvcnuut* i’U RUv i*L»- rniiMv. A Ibrnringinm that bin cl»'an«d jwirjnmr fertile lot id years, within 25 miles of the rite. potty acres uf flue fruit land 4n mile* southeast of Spring fu-hl. *60.00»to Invest in property intlisbarntdistrict, \v«hhl. it 25 foot lot on Madlsou-st. GRAHAM, C:ti,.7j West Mniil-niQ Ht. FOR RALE—RY n, S. HUllrioHlt. JR., ‘U •‘JU Tlt (vnal-st.—Several tine f.im» In Cook ad.i DuPacre Connies fersale. er will exchange for city I'ropmy. A L'i ««I Knt of business properly In the burnt district frrsale. Fur*Jl foot on Ei«t Woshlnslou-st.. nuir ImtulxT of t'-omim-ns Will make bum* «m rval esmtc. -S. U I.TJUA Ul>, Sr.. 70 South Cuuol- M. _________ r‘ ~oi: t*Ai.i;-oK exciiange-a noon farm in Illinois. S') mlli N from Chicago, nil ondercultlvsv tlm. witii horse, stable. on-hard. »tc. Will take home null h-t. or grs-ll merchandise. Call or address, 116 Wc-I .lackscnst. 1.M)l: KAI.E-OR EXCHANGE-JOHN lll’K.V SIDE lias n bth*ra parly with $.1.a00 to step lnt*> a tine business. Advlrvsa uRLG BUSINESS. Tribune •'Alee. PARTNER WANTKD-TO TAKE A TWO tliitil* Interest in a planing mill, and s.»*h, door, and blind faefm-r; the mill has a planing business of twenty mlliu-n fin s rear? within easy shipping dU tisuee «-f (‘hii-Hp*. For further partlruurH uudn-sa J. P. (iOl’U), leek draw Pest lltCce. Onnkosh. WIS. PARTNER WANTED-A LIVE RCHINESS nu.n, with Bl.:K»or*2.oU>, to b.in the advertiser with mi t qr.al aiuetmt and clear 11u.0.i0 each In the next wv< n nu nllis. None but parties with money and nu i ring bu-tm-ss mc*l nqdy. Call between lOaudlC rrlamlt, JL’DSON CO., corner State and Tay lur.Kts. IIRTNEII W.VNTK!>—IN OMAHA CITY TAN jury. Addrvsa H. It. OHBOKN. Lock Box 674. fimsbw. j PERSONAL.’ P^'kU^OXA O^SCTURER3 FOR CHAMBER'S uni WtliHlfp*’'* liictiuuary, wIU I>lee*e nixirt imrts rurvlved «n«t wWn-wi to C. s, iUKltOws,&ia WvDtwoTtli-hv. PERSONAL— MR. PIPER. JAMTOII AT HL h ru-n Block. lvarb..rn-sU. v’.**A>e *ond your ad. dress to OITO LOB. 252 South Ilul-Ud-L PERSONAL— AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG Wilt nw, respectable, with *nm« mean-, a stranger m the place, would like to make the anpuluUmc.; of a midule.esvd irvntlruian, *d'JccU autficty. AiMrcs* J. A. PUTMAN, Tribune office. PERSONAL— WIIITK I'KATII ER—STANDAIiD Hall. Swtnnbiv evening. Nov. 4. Afterwani* Cot tage drove rar at' Twelfth *L Phawo writ** or Send ad dreee to C„ Tribune office. TWOTICE-A OKNTLEMAN WHO LENT MY x> Wife a bnggr. comer Dearborn and MchUleret*., during the fir, will i>k«*c give hi# ad*lnsr, to 5* Men dian-et.. Ido 00l know hi? AddrveH, TlfOS. lIA B KBI-AND. FOR SALE. For sale-a excellent toned new W'VpnsH’tave piano at a bargain, for cash: ab>o.a second j.lsdo. cheat*. Apply at si Twenty-third-at. For balk-army clothing. wholesale and retail: cavalry overcoat*. infantry overcoat*, cavalry pant*. infaalrv pants; Just the tiling tor farmers, tenmaters. and laborcra sent by exprwje to all parts of the Wat*. Call on. or addreu. CLEMENT A t-AYER. SO FUR SAI.K SAFE— VERY I/IV4-MAUV IVS make, with bnrclar-pmcf chesf, comblnauon locka. site tnd*te. z (evt high and wide, ,aad I fn-.ttlnchm deep: nearly new and In perfect order. Addr<*-s jam. HENRY. Room IT. 120 BrwMtwa.v: New 'i ork City. I JOR SALE-LAW LIBRARY. INQUIRE OF i HTKT A .. 47 W«*et lJ>k* l -sh^ClilCHgO L ITl MACH IN tat Y. 81-\NDY*S STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Rngimw and m wmlUa. Danl* U A Woodworth';, plan, ets. sash ticker and moulder,, abaci re rz *cill r< iyv 1 fum-hinf**, is y. W, NORTHROP, AmiL X« ACTUNEUY-**ll.VlTlNi4 fi AND l»l hanrers: machim* f'T fobUoff shirt fronts ;«U kinds of improved mschinc* fur making paper boxes: paper collar machines mt- the tn*s*V impnvre.l s?ytes ex. peHno-nMI nwchinerj* and models? maehln«*ir furnisle «*l to lomts ty the lire at rctlnccl piricvw. at V,. iL TOL 11V11RTB Machine Wort*. Troy, S. Y. P.S.—Agrai greeted In Pblete.. _ HUD.SEHOLD aai>os: PARTIES WISHING TO HISPOHE OF FUR ritmv.can"'*--N‘’iHl lamaeh'ild cm-iU, wll itowvlltu mil «'ii or mbhes* J. 11. PIKE.™ West 1 eki-st. All kinds **f reKtlriug pnnmtly atiemlcd i*. Atw*. mint f<*r I»T«nk*s ste*-l sprtt*s le-d lM*ti<>*n. »lr.-K Ixvis Lllvd, snd nil o, :u-3w JtUai. WANTED-MAIiB HELP ItliKprllnarou. W7 ANTED— K MAN AND WTFE (WITHOUT encumbrance*!, the woman to do cooking anil .wa.diliig, Xho man to at tend Jwnves; a!*o, wanted. it g**Hl atronfr nurm* girl; good reference* required.'' An plyotiix! Prnlrlc-AT.. between U»o boars of 12anal oTlorr. WANTEI»— MON l)A V—6oo LABORERS FUIC the pineries: work all winter; free fare; also for riilromh*. fanue. chopper*. quarries, etc. The liislKwt wage** pnut Ticket* for aftlo to go Sonth at Employment Uwidquartcw, Boom 31 Llmr* Block, Bnndoipa*«L bridge. \VANTKD TWO PIKSTCLABS WLICITOB3; vT nn« ACrpllo:iftl reference* required. Apply, be tween i- ami 1 o'clock, at the Commercial Agency of TATPAN. MCITILLOP A CO., 35 Canal-Ht. ■VXT ANTED—CANVASSERS, ROTH REXES, TO tT obtain eabe-cTtbcrs for an Illustrated premium family paper. Read for specimens ami Instructions for making ?u) per day. J. LATHAM CO., Box liio. WANTED—ALL I.ABOREIIH GOING.SOUTH TO i T apply at 196 Went Randolph-bt.. is the basement, where ticket** run Ih» had to Bt. Louis forfV; Memphis f 12 nml to all southern point* at ti)' lowest rates. Don't forget—idS AVrst Kandoipb-st* in the ba«wtn**nt. TPANTED-A BOY, 15 OR ft YEARS- OLD. AB M on apprentice in a dmr a to». Apply to A. J. ]UUDFOaD iTl.ll-yO f TEXAS—SCANDINAVIAN Oil 11 Uenima Mrm laborer*. 1 watchmaker, Black -ri'ith-. boilermaker*. machinist* and t-erviml at wAffea. Transportation adruncwL A VP*y -o the a«o*u fur Scandinavian Society of Hous iVxum, nt iw Mllwaakee-av., where, alio, ticket** over llliiioU Central are sold cheap. TV ,IT ANTED—ME.V FOK RAILROAD AND LE TT vw vrork In Missouri, Arkansas., and Alabama. Good wagee nud steady work. Call at 109 Weet-Raa dulph-nt. WANTED FIFTY RAILROAD LABORERS for llllnol' ;uid Missouri, to go oat to-day. Part free fare. No ofilc. fee. Also, «w mill hands. Air ■tfy to A. ANOELL. Cl West Kandulpb-st. Bookkeepers, Clerks. Sec, WANTED A OOOD ACCOrNTANT ONE who can attend fo »'orr<‘**pontleDco and direct ship ping. A liberal Hilary given and good reference re quired, JOHN JULES. WANTJ.D— A F£W Tll tST-C L.VSB CLOTH INO salesmen-. ,vUreM YOCNU. BROS. «t CO., 310 iiam-qL- u Looia. \VaNTKD SALESMEN, IMMEDIATELY Oil li Muf January. several experienced men who can niJI largely of urn* roods to merchant tailors. Ap ply to E. 117 VANtINOKN CO.. New York. \tr.VXTKO-a V OTNO MAS WHO* CAN TAKE t rhnrgo of a set of hooka: also make himself gen erally useful in a grocery store. Apply at <£2 South Cuniii-et, Chicago. ViTANTED—A RILL CLERK, QUICK AND COR- If rect at figure*: acquainted with the wholesale grocerv Imolct—". and a good penman. Apply to C. U. BECIIWITH Me CO.. UP Mlchlgan-av. WANTED—TWO OR THREE COMPETENT f I rouble clerks; al*v a first-cIMS tuner and re pairer or pianos. Address, with reference, H- N. HEMPHTE:*. 110 Broadway, Milwaukee. WU ANTED—TWO first-class traveling hat. cup and for salesmen Immwllatelr. Mwt he well recommended. ANDEHBQN UIIBERT. 4 SfVlfc Peoria, 111. _ Trade*. WANTED— IRON FINISHERS—EXPKRIENO (-<1 fitter* on Iron front*. Apply to SMEAD A CO., Arclilicifnral iron Work*, Marbet-et, between Eighth and Ninth. LoubrelUe, Ky. WANTEIv-A TINNER AT 674 ARCIIER-AV. stendy employmenL TVANTKIWSr, MASONS. AT ONCE. TO WORK on J. s. KIRK CO.'S 5-»lorv tmUmna. V«8 and 360 North ooflt of Rush-et. bridge; highest y»p'» paid. STEAM FITTER. AT NO. 20 JEF -1“ hr-on-t.. Northwestern V .nnfncturtaic Cc*. TTTANTED—TINNERS oED TO ASSORTED n work, at A. EDW.tR.rS’, W7 Wr*t Lake-at. ANTED-TO LITHOGRAPHIC TKANSFEIP it »rs—A llr-d-clrt*** num can pet h irood place hr -n*- plyicp imnmllately. AiUreM*, with tonus and refer ence*. MIL! s ,v co., Jhw Mutnori, lowa. WANT ED-A FIRST-CLASS HERMAN W CU tf nmnkr r: man with hunflv preferred. Apply P» H. ME! *-’ll. IMbnvrn. Mm-mpta Countv. 111. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. I'lUoellnneoD". Wanted-w smart women, sufferers ii by tin- tin*, to pn to St. lioni* nml Southern till ltd*, rn free twt-ee*. nnd n—i»t in -elling Ifl-tory of (Titaponnd »’.e Great Conrtasmtlnn.” view* of the ruin*. and other "tin* publication-*.” Salesmen are m-ttmJly makimr ns hluh a* SH« jht day. Apply Imm-- illnlely. J. A. STODDARD d; CO., 2« FulUm-wL, CUt capo. Doiopmlcs. WANTETV-A ROOD GIRL THAT CAN COOK, if wa-h. and inn. <30.1 \V«*i Monti M. ■U'ANTI-I-A GOOD LAUNDRESS. MUST IT bil-t reference*. Apply at «3 Thirtoonth-st.. m-.'ir Walii-P-av. ■Wanted —a good otiti. for general it Apply at lfr» Thlrd-av. •\VANTKD-A FIRST-CLASS COOK ALSO Tf port! uiiUrosß, Mut-l bringpo*«d reference*. Ap ply pt ;>J Wjtbii-P-.iv. IVANTHh-A FIRST-CUXSS COOK, WASHER ii jiLdmuu-r. None oU»er Iks-! apply. Ueh-renciw teoulosl. Apply at No. 171 Thlrty.flwt-ot., between Indiana nod VralrliMiVH. IVANTI-.D-A tVooii’OEUMAN UIRL FOR UEN II en»l houM-work to bo in the country for one year, \ddrvy* U. V. C., 2ni Went taike-au ■WANTKD-OIRLS OF EVERY NATION A LI TV Tl For Plsf-chiH* placer* in the rltv and runtn. Ap ply at MLS. THOMPSON'S new ofllce. VKtt StoU»-*L__ BUSINESS CHANCES. A GREAT IIARHAIN-T0 MANEFACTERI NO tnpitftllsto—l am utfetinp for Kale the one fourth part (supposed to be 1.000 ber>e-puwer> of the immense water ptover of the IllinoU Rtveral Slarwllles, Las die Countv. together with 10 oertw of hlph nnddiy laotl Itu mediately ui»on the east »ide of the river. Said water free of expense la kt«'plnif In repair the dnm. KiH-ee and flmneo can be made with ttitlln? ex. tieOM*. Ternia. one-lhlnt down, balance in one and two war*. F> r lurlluT piirtlculara, cull on or »*!»\tv>« I>. Ward, ManwUlco. 111., or.tW. 11. LIHMAS, 131 So phlrt-at.. CUU-hko. A' STEAM FLOE RING ">ll Lli FOR sale, with three run nt Imrrx. two HI-i.m.i tubular hidletN. 41 lr.cln-e in diameter, with a block of around on the main street of To*,odea. KaueMa. F**r particular :wl diwK TOI'EKA Mn.LCO..To|M-ka. Kan»an. Fon SALE—SALOON VIXTTUrS. tCKV.oXES. mtintcr.uiid only §l5O- Iminitv alt»l7 South Stalest., up Malrn. I7OR SALK CHEAP, OH Fj;,n.\uK For. ('ITi iiroitfilr—A cabinet .actory at Wlilt** Ple-m. Mlcfi. jin<*lilnt*rv m^, n jy now. Addrvii J AS. M-V\- WKLL, 757JVes\ i»fa»U»»oh-8L 170K saU:-s.\l6on' urrn-iTK TiuTNottrH. J wc-t«m dejol; bplomiW locality for an office. 37 KtTiTICM. FOB SALK-AN OLt»V>TABLI coal Maud in an excellent loeulily. Carlo. arreena and all conveniences. c>vhl chance lor a little nrmcy. Andy at -U Twenty-yecond-M. rt vou s.\i.K. wmi Fixvuiww. •VUlftl steck, eplrmllil conier.tlrM clue* neijrldnrhoo■!, niettnn all cash. Cheap Bent. W«-M shL*. Uvar Board of Trade. Address it. Tribune office. TCTOTICK TO JOBBERS—AN OI’I’OSITCSITV Tv I il purvlutMi a eUH*k and and an already tvdabU-dicd t>u*li.oMS at St. Joseph. Mo. The undecidje«***L wiah inß to retire from br.idnesa. otter* for .Hale, on reason. sJJc tcrnii*. his HI.K-k of staple and fancy notions, genta fumWilutt l>, etc. Nearly all these petal* were pnrrliaecd within thf. present eeaaon. Tha el"rer‘*om f which irtMliuthst in Hus lundne** cyillrs of the cliv, cpu hr had at n low ivtit For particular* address E (TUTIS.SJ. J.wph. Mo. VE\V FKKD MILL AT AftTION, ON TUF.S. il dnv.Tth. ut in oVhK-k, ou Iho pruml.-n-.s, comer of Bint Tliroej>-«J8. NKW iTV.F.I* MU L AT AVt*TION, ON *TF KS •lav, the 7th. at 10 ovjock. on the prernistw, corner of sixteenth anft T3>r*a»p m. One carriage Hiior for sale, with land, lCs.\;w ft; ou« atatknatr engine. new ten. horse power ono confine hitln*. tt-fnot bed. £)liu*h owing: m.1.1 t-cpanttely. wjf. iICTLERS, 40 Wanlj. inst< n-st. ONE OF TIIK REST LOCATED BOOT AND j*h*a* More* In the city for small Mock and rhenjimit. One chunop in a Thousand. MuHOvsidd Immediately. Apple at £l7 MllwauLei'-av. ONE OF TilE LmIGF.ST TIN* AND STOVE E3- tabllrUtucntH. on mu* of the principle »iri>»*ts of Clulncy, ill., for «*alo. am! building lor rent; ha* u large and well eMaMiMuil wholesale unit retail trade. Slik k lit t5rM-cla :no bonu* In a»Ked. Till- Is a rare chance. For further particulars WARREN PITNEY. Ileal EMM*; Broker. oniaey. 111. SODA WATKU MAN t: FACT* *KV. RoTTLEfit, buxoe, and hornea and wagon* for Mile rluap. in quire at NO tVei*t MudJ*on-*t. OTOCK AND "fIXtOuKs OF* A SO. I RETAIL. grucerv and liquor “ton* for at us Ewing *t.. renter of A-lyrar**’ leai-c given to a good tenant. InquiP* on the premia*. MUi BEST*LOCATION IN TUT, WEST FOR Merchant Tailoring. Enquiry at Bv* WcM WaMi tnKton-*l. _ __ _ THE COMBINED WATER POWER Op ILLI* n«!fl and F*a rivers—equal to the ja.tver at I/mell, Mn^a.—anil plentv id cheap land, at Ottawa, 111. Great Indneen elite t<» heavy manafacturrra. Apply To JOHN V. A. HOES, ITceideot, OtUiwa. 111.,nr h. lI.C. COuK, 361 Wat oeh-ftV.. or to I). F. CA5IKK»)N,“3Aehland-ttv. T'"lUi: STOCK OF A FIRSTLTAss MRUK tallering bni-Sn»*« in 7rfu»<*j»tine. lowa. x«r Goode all new and In pK »l cuudiihm; anemui about fa.500: will he e«*hl low l»»rCH«h. Adilru*»o T. PEUKV, MtiM-ntltie. lowa. TVATEU-i-OWKH MA NU FACTE KING EsTAB 1T li-lmu nl for Nile, ea r»iiln>ad. and wllhio fitly Wilt* of this city. Ailiinv-ft, or apply to T. LYJLI.N, Houm 9, Cvnpn»" Hall. Chicago. w\ WILL BI V STOCK OF NOTIONS. S()UW h|jHl«.l;cr\*, fixlnree. and lcs*-e Urgustore and 3 mmw. Rci.t fts). rottngoOnoe-av. Cr/lA'VIU.!*KCIItKA UALt DTW.Kd IN 50 (M fa cvnt. el hn-lnere*. that ta fore the Hrc en d net have Iktu lunight hr double the hoimjiiL Apply IS) Wtet W.i-Miigfon-af.. Ibonn I. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. Boarding horses wanted. ‘'7U OF Twenty-third and MuO-id*. X. V lI.IU It. FORSU.K-THE FINEST PRAroilT llOiWBs? In thecountrr. MENUER UEKLLI. A CO., Z'9 Michigan bv.. h.nwnient. T?On SAI K-rilF-.M’ 1 COAL HOX OHKN HUO- A 1 rr; 1 Held democrat: Z shitting t"P TTViU SVLK—HANDSOME CARRIAGE HORSE, r°or fnrp‘Haoor lurp l flwl cabinet trirS iVrA PATTERSON, Tribi.no otter. liOKSUF-A NO. I TWO-llOlisF. PKDLtJVS Wlijmn t.Brtl but Utile; wlll.be Mold r.Ui-ap. Call at ,M IT..nV-av WUKEK TAYV.OIL. V ivvnv-‘OMAHA LIVKKV, SALE AND I j luwnlioa Sfnbl«w, corner Twenty-third and 8ta»«- Bto. M. C. WILDER. proprietor. X IVKRY AND BOARDING ST A REES. M WES JU Jmt-on-Bt.. J. MELLEN. Proprietor. it AHA KTA BLfcS-KI and Upbt livery, al corner of Twentj-third and state-id*. _ _ mirr omaha i.ivnnv and balk stables jL bit rrns. wnw Twfatj'thW ami N. C. WII.BUK, Propnolur. HMVTEb-A GOOD HOR.'iE AND >1 Arr’v fit *Z Eisbtt«atiMat Muli«hnir. corner Randolph and TLil.ned-st fffO RENT—OH F»HI Ts ALK—MAIIB FRONT TiOWLEV; nt-A7.7min U l ralH V V lib rknt-twoT nkw nKICKI HiUSE-4 TWO sJurISH rtnd hasomont. with all imurrm?- n.ents.Jnst finished: hnck hares In rear. situ it-,» o« ironnrc-»t.. a half Mock south of Maillson-at. core JNQ. ct. Rogers. noa v\\-t M..nroo.*n TO BRICK house, with hare house has 13 room*. rdl.tr and all modem Improvement!*, 12S0 Wabash, copier Th.cn. ty-elthth party renting must hay the* furniture which I- nearly new, and ftrst-eless, mb’ RENT—HOCSK-ANfopt**R NITT'TfT~FOR A sale very low. Also, a library amU-teluway Pt ana Inquire at 39 Myrick-av. T" A REA CTIKCr. Re sidence with wane furniture. Kent low to gi>n*l tenant. 11. -WHIPPLE. Room soathweat comer Randolph umj-Jlalstt-d-sts. rV.LNKTON-TbrTSELrrHnUS>S and lots. 31. WHIPPLE, Room r.. M;w>nlc Build ing, southwest comer Randolph ami HaLted-st*. _ friTt jtent—\ nn-j: a few A miles In the eotimrv. containing eight rooms. hath re-ruandclo-ets. Rent reasonable. Addrosti COX FORT, Tribune ortlce. TO RKNT-OIfFOR~M.r-AT ST. CHARLEff, A 1! milce \c rHliroml ronn'-ction- witli fhlcocn. JONES A V.V SDY. 15*> FourUi-wv., or U. T. ROCKWELL, at St. Charles. TO RENT—T\Vo“fv BRICK HOUSES. M rooms f.vb. ?l< per month; al-j> frnnit. hoiutMi InltaTcnport lows. Addrees L F. PARKER. Daren port. lowa. BXNT—HOOMS-I mo B£M-LATic,e paRLOB and 02tfi S&- A two t'a eccow-i nr,6r. hu7unilsnM7with irwi'T In rr>emft. fthd u-h- v>f t ithreun. SnltaWw for pentl'-Jium ard wlfo or two wncle gentlemen- Fine view of lake, and m-nr Falrvlew SLitlon., Also mwl bam for three hursee. with carriage room. Apply sll ftr pjirl of the thin! Horn .sorwi fit. hnlsVed Ut xtut AiipU* ea the premise*. W. yr rit.vitr. TOIIBEXT—STORES. OFFICES, Ae. TO RENT- FINE* RRICK STOR E*A MENT. N<». Dr-phdnep--t; tine atornpe. O 11E NT~ RANKING. INSUR anoo. Votal. and pbet«crnph room* and olb«r ettfcrw. l4Ws''d.\sVmENT\ third and forrUi floor*. 674 W«h)»*h.-»r., forortlnn or wrv de-iv.Ode tome* r* w ts«vv«hU*. Apply, on fir m »o«.ra. *-i It.itu- Fiirator WANTED TO R^vr. t\ ANTED-TO RKNT-A SMAM.COTTAOK,OB pr.Uo of r« urn-*, .-uitablo for Ji'iip.plpHvdH?. la the Tlrlnltr "f AlH*r.h-.'n .md traiiix’n. o-»;*d refer pirri. Ai’-Sqi" «‘IIAs. V. .1.. Trthna»»««tnp*. 1/» S\NO.\Mf>S.sT.. riTWKI’N T..\KR \NT> I lßj’n la- :i«ioibit»'»l vr!»h tITHt-cla.v» day board; term** ivos- nuldo. V ACCOMMOT) \TB tv** sinrlo e»*ntlon,« with a Milto of front rorir.-*. rtothe!«.pn‘>*«* rm 1 *«»ntd; t.-rmi. in*«lerato. QP*l MTC!fTr:AN"vvM-FfßNlsnKb ROOMsI i I vrl.-Ji »t without l»o;jnt; r. Rmirus retjulred; al-*on f« w *l»y Pourdi r-«. STATE ST -T\VO~n KS I* E OT A R I/K I"" I nmor np’»i i-*n hare N*anl unit a nnm hi a private fai’dlr with the cornforto of a home during the wtr..«r. TO! \.-a'Vlkasant room. .1 )fnrtishiii. with hoanl. toronei>r two penUtv m« ii; l*mif< niixh-rjilo. Bo rtivr i. l ii'o ifS ewvasu'i no tom Holphts. N'-w horse; m-W fnmltnrr*: tdenaant rorma, at triNl.-rat** mt-’o. Seventeen pjw*enpvr train# dnllv. opc-b w;iy BOARD WANTED. in a renter-1 prlvrde fa*ntlr, eaat nf State »ntlJ»- twe«*n Twelfth rud Twent v.--coiid.-tH. A'Ure*t. wIU» location and term*. K X. Tribune oillce. TJOAIM'-A\n BY A YOTNO MAS J if»rl J( and wOier. with Oerwnn fnmlly pr»- l« vn-«1. Addr**-** A. ST.. Giro Verjto, Ituhlin? «k Co. state i*>r-iH««n und toin><*. i>OAPl*-FVUNI«KKI» FRONT ROOM. WIT It J> pt i H wi*t«>r. drc. by i'eidlwu:ia W—• riffW''- W. il. o A Mlcbl* DIVOH* KS MV.AM.y OriTAfNKO FOR DW n»Ttlj*n crmltv, Fee after decree. Elight yearn* fr|>t-ri« nee. Addree* Bor WT7 INwt Office. r; f. ni'iu..»»:i».'jß.. real 'kstatb agent, \X* ■irul.M.. il! lt*H»e hottsea, collect rcntii, aop rente-iate. and da all klndnof conveyanetntf. S«nr» erst P'-hVjis*-* in Division for m!c. Al’ oMfircje :>(M!c and other papers lit toy caro K>vrt\ from late lire. O. S. J* C UIiAUO, JIC, G8 C&* nal at. I ALOE iv PAI'KH HAS’IiINU.S I Pi:.‘.2l;\VOOirs,Cil \V*-M r_»U*-*.t. TVTl’h’ V'-UK M r JNT*'- LOAN OFFICE AT lid il W«ha-h-.-v. Jir.vnv S. HAAS. XAt;*.:, r'-VK.mtfNKK monuok ANI» M.\|{- J l;i Let-., ff.r nalchy AYItES KOFF, 50 Wjihn-hav. CsksVi rirrr>oir 'i.cjiiiKtt‘and O v. I'd,. V/e! 1. fjetMlt. Miv’u., K’C<*e|-»l'»r. ■\VSf, .’I T*<' M BKAL KSTATK AGKNT. f* ~l< M ThompM.n’« Block. Wok* Side pT"V« Ttv r> *in i ;nl*y. TVAMTP- V* 1 ti‘ |’f on*« rH. Aui:tll lUrl i- nu’afJV nxj; oh TWO TA. ,r.. lw*» «I(tOW Mil*. WlllTFlilllX TVANTED--AU. LAMES To KNOW THAT t' tli** chMHieO ohuv P* get their li’tlr go.»i3t .vo jiAtu*. »lth nuu.ep.it.*. illii»tniiiotM bjr Clmidn .t Gullck. from pliot.isrsiphlc views taken or* the snot. Agent*’ Imund pn'-.p.-cTn* Iprlcc, :/)ct now ready Ferefr.*ulars. efc., iuMp-*** J.s. i PabilM. r. tr, s.aith treeii-M.. Chicago. Agents waniko *t- to a in rr. rv ronntv In the Unlt.M Mate*. L.eell a newly pat.Tt«-d crtj.-h- of great utlhtv and nh*>liitc|y nerdml in i v.it bmu*e>*old. For tnrthcr particular* addp>m Till* CHAMPION MANUFACTURING COM* I’ANY, Clevelnt'd. O. AGFMS WANT!'!*—?I-V A MONTH! KMPLOY nvit! ]Mm t«dmemJ> shnt tie Stnli'g M.'ehJi'f. U maki-ea t>. t*. f|A«’r «n*t Janie* !»h»-:ih.ui. A.*v«»cUito E.np>r*« of Tlw» live. A about iV- »nigy<, iu..ifttra6- ,-t\\ ;h, »i>.» mu' .vtilbo worthy thoronfE UM.ccofj.iK Mill he H»h! csclu-lvc!.v l.v A«ent« wanted in every town. Adilrca-. UNION U «Vf» CC.. I*s TfceTtv**ecoOd.*t* Gmca*»% r* LOST AND FOtTNO. j ruiunr ?filn Canada tnotwr. $t In erwn. hne n**«d amount nml Plan of Iron**. ITwiW r« ti ri; t t.» Owntr’* Aewoflatlon, corru-r of Ti>Vr and C.-iital—ln, No qat-Minca Mkvd. IL K. FAITH. T O-T-A U.M omik-MADE RY I.AWRRNCS, I i juMU*'A Parker forCnatt Ten Brooke. N*bm» r.’nvi' in «••nro pu-ee (diamond ehai**) of back bo -te• N«dv Mine on Mnjf ln»u loop*; (arm* fender fm-n l«. r v>:'i!okc v»w-ftr mt <>n imna; fnll idat j. *r3 Trt •■‘fi rijierHnwl a lib hniHU eat found Utw® B.h-’io.ne. A l;'-TaT reward will lie paid lor Inform** *n 10-iiir' *o *‘-e rei ••vorr «>f name. COAN A TEN liH» »F.KK- V nttlßpe Co., cor. Ann and W»*T H.'iTvbdrb-xt*. I~~u\V\(,-(,S \rv PREMISES AT HYDE PARE, 11* Jrnr*- dark T-r» wn truck hnr>e badly ban*. cL TlVl-‘ ln'r*#- I Irme Liken c***! care of *lneo tfw crv-it Or* an-! in n 1.-dr way to recover. TO bo !rt f-r v% «f n* r ertlb-d for In one week. Xvfty at KVA/ER I.nrP.ICATOK CO., on Mlchlgan-ar., neert'e-Hiurton-er. TVit N\v-A hUPco*'. CAN UR SEEN AT I. A. 1 Nurtlt Clarfc-«t. ami Faller t< II »v. rpiKi:.v n:*»>r the stahijss op pletciikr X A I-\ZKAB. oo »y?ndolph-«t., or near there, on tb« n> -tiiiou «|1 X\t*ii>-. TbelmsorbadJiißX been reiiainUiL 1 ifop- of Iti* ••fh*tv«boufi» nr ito remm to an at 2S Past w»*-fciaaton-*«t., will be liberally rewarded. DENTON A CO. C*rrroSFl»TO BE STOLEN DUKINO THE PI UK, r' isev tbr-roncfilimt mare. CyiemoM; one wbltoluel 1e Lipu. h yt ratch on l*«r fere ler.inMide. thin mnaeaad bJjftall. J. S.BABV.nTON.M: Nortii Stnie-Bh O-.OirN-ntOM roRNEUOF MADISON AN.> ic 1 f lint- p ift Snnday airirninir. a amaii' nnrwl wan, i ,ve..rs old. Hrbt b'icsy hant-aa, black raannb*.'!. w n y ns *.v. r*>x Bprlut wnimn. ftvnt l»»unl an I uU-p Jr* 1 r. •w" ■•T.M. V lr**viT will return tn 02iCrttate et-j;: tn eidt ddr ruw.ir.lnl.and noyaeatlona T. MANNINO Ct». fItAKbN I'i'-ntIDAV SI'iWT, .NOV'..% A LA HO IS X d:*il. *«d wMrM'-e oiiniPrtHUi )v«7e brpi»»»- rr n end pm- tnr d;*i»»t«re«. It n« called t«*r In B week, wl 1 ’.r- aeld. H?:NUY CISKRT. Iti L.rtlert., t<«*tv»en T-< IrrefdTweirtPrftJ*. «FW!kO KdOHITTES. Vt'L» I'. stNUKR. AND WIIEHLEH WILSON IM V.iui? Ifavhiii#’*. I,’. K. NWIfiK «rrnertr at IT® •.vil i -erV-t. non ul-eti »r. 11l So .t’l hS. Mp. t -v payment**, bovluf mij’j-iicu iu tbvse trite* Oealre Tk