6 CUE. IX)S3 AND GAIN. Zlsqnrm liMhur by Ret. Robert Collyer— flood Advice {to tbo fillartt* of Chicago— Their Dstr To-Day. Tho Second lecture of the Star Course was do- Hvcrodbyßev. Robert Collyer, in the Michigan Av enu# ?Baptist Church, lust evening. Dct*plto tho inclement weather, nearly every seat in the cdiilco xras occupied, and. those who attended wore am ply repaid, for the discourse was an excellent and Admirable one; and well merited the encomium.) With which it was received. The subject was ■•Oar Loss and Our Gain.” Mr. Coll ier commenced by expressing regret Zhnfi it had been announced in tbo ndvertisemente that ho was to give his new Lc lure on Our Loa-*'* and Gains,” because the an noun cement was not quite correct. He had told tho manager of the course that he had no lecture ex cept what no had delivered before, or If ho Ihooght ll was better to do so, ho would talk directly on the subject that pressed painfully on rdl hearts. The talk could not be con-sldcrod a lecture, because he had had no time to prepare himself. Ho had no heart to devule time to preparation while the terrible sorrow was so near to him. Be had been Identified with Chicago both by In terest nnd love so many years as to make him tho nldeat l*rotc*tant minister here, with two excep tions. Ho loved Chicago with his whole heart, and liellcvcdin her great destiny with his whole soul. There was a man once in New England about •whom public opinion was very much divided, or not divided at all. for all thought hU room would l«e better than his companv. When he died, the hapless minister was terribly put to it to know what to say. After feeling round a good while ho said, I tell you what It Is, my friends, there is one thing 1 cjin say alumt this man—be was a splendid fellow nt a tire.” Mr. Collyer was not sure that ho durst claim such a 14+tfmony; he had no special ambition that way: but he would l»e quite content If It was said or him. when his work iadono, “die was a sulandld Jellow at believing in Chicago.” It Is said that t*om>w Is selfish, but the angels of God never ■witnessed e grander and more unselfish w>rrow (ban that they had seen in the last four weeks In our stricken city. The lire had lighted np a nobler human character Than was ever seen before In tho annals of our race, fitlll. there was danger of n selfishness that may moke tho people forgot all but tho Calamity. Ho thought he had noticed In the very splendor and glnrv and courage and hope of tho future of the cltv, a tendency to forget that some thing of unspeakable value, committed to cnir trust by "God, has been lost, through chrt-lctsneßsand.wnnt of foresight and sagacity to luktVare ©f it: If It was forgotten, the danger Is that, while the city shall bo certainly built up aiguin as gin.d as ever, the fire will again destroy, it in the next generation—a blow from which she may never recover whlhi tho world stands. He did not Uko a grout deal of tho talk about the Crr coming from tbo providence of God. Kr did not hellcve that God wanted to hum up the poorest shanty within tho city limits. It was not God’s pro>idcnce but our Improvidence that brought on the gnyit woe. Speaking In a material sense lie counted nil lost—a mighty loss of itho. gi>od fruit of human it can be re placed again,, and will ,bo. So much value had pone out of the world by the tire, which was a back-set. so fur, to our whole race. Tho second thing in tho losses was the des tnictlon of homo treasures. Ift- wished some times that he .had J. Y’.Bcamnion’s faith.'just now. to believe that In some spiritual way he would find In heaven what he had on earth. He should sav To (hem. Hero if :i list of what I want before*! with? down lu your new neighborhood. (Laugh ter.] To the brim? treasures must bo added the houses iheiuM-lvcrt, with thrir beautiful appoint ments. Elevators. M-br-ols, stores, boum*.-*, church es, and r. tho-.-saiut things beside, could he re placed, but there, were ten thousand thing') that never can be. Another lo*s touched those whnjhad «triigglt*dmany years to secure a-rorapr-tency, jthdnow h;»vn nolhiug. Th»*se should he looked jitter and In Ijs-ddi lieately. for they were God’* t*oor. While Ktrerg men can repair their losefs, they u'ver cnn. The gain has beran to come. and will* come Sin rilll form in oourao of time. Tin- fire hr.d but fm t cone *Wwn, when the mightv tides.of succor begun to rise. Ttie gain which may come out of tho i«,ss could be seen If we click to (.'Lieago and tdc-ultlied with her /crimes. TVliHc- Im It-lieml moner was u ■very n<*w:;i Icaek foiuethiugof llieanttnue t-imjdidt. and c*«o hi*"" of th“ best Amerieau Im*. wJiifh t.ad be- 11 hit* r.Vrvd with hy silks nrui satin* anl frippery. The- young m»n who were- stilaisd of the tmiin-v' they used to ep‘J*d in Ueit-ense, should ask the girl wkolhed ;:i the ne.n-ani. jmw a« potira.s liimself. to un-.:r.v In;** and live hi a collage. Au- Othc-i-galn ll* s ell the f.icl that some wanted to 3:c«‘p toe mucli lor lin lr cbildrcai. There were fbw bisiu:u:*‘s in which c-hildr.-u were b.-thw }*eiiel!ic dhy ha\ing a futiuue h-ftto them. It gcnerallv nsult- t In phvsic;i!, moral, jtnd sjdriror.l u gciu-raer. The grand *£t i-.Turs of the heart and soul tho inspiration and lite of tho wont, ■very eeldon bc;ud their way through great Rehe.H. Greenback paralysis—or aecuumlatiou of rcalth-in a grc*nt many rich men had a (‘banco of rare. The eoldm i'»‘Uit had fallen away and they wen* free. Tiny lead had a taste of its ilKwry. and if they felt as the lecturer fild Uu-y would never p-t into ll again. In cenclusiou Mr. Collyer said: ‘“Cut of all this loss I can forscea vast gain In tho most Intimate spring* and energies of our life, and of the life of our city. It was our wealth that brought «>n us that evil breed of harpies who buttoned on It ns kites button on a carcass. We, may hox*c that where there la little to steal there won't be many thieves, and where eitv offices are hardly. worth having by the politician who merely vollh for his party and hla plunder, that they will Ik* taken by the* patriot who will do the work very much for love and duty. And I exhort you to tills to elect to morrow the Firc-Unhm ticket .the best ticket I havo eversecn sluoelcanieto this city, and all the better because It Is composed both of good Democrats and good Republicans, who were always good citizens, and always will i*e. Crush out. with fne splendid enginery c. fJi»* ballot-box,everything thatoffondeth or makeih a lie. and let us see If we cannot ward off the danger and disgrace that has fallen on New York. Then shall our fair cltr rise out of her ashes, and sit be side this lake for U-n thousand years to come, beautiful for situation, the Joy of the whole earth. Tho fair Garden CJtv, tho centre and glory of the garden of tho world, one of tho fair estjewels in the diadem of America, tho strung right hand of our noble nation, where our chil dren will live in great peace and prosperity when we are dead and gone, where star ration and squalor shall lie known no more, where tlie poorest home will be died with plenty, and the poorest child havo an equal chance, with the richest to come to the knowledge of the truth, as it touches our whole life here and hereafter. Where all homes will stand close to all temples, and all temples near all homes—a city like that John saw la his great Tl&ton, thatelandeth foursquare, and the height, And the length, and tho breadth of it are equal. COUHTY COURT RECORDS. CM)OMace»ea(or the IVorember Term of the Court—lmportant Order Concerning Che Restoration of Records. The November term of the County Court com menced yesterday, and Judge Wallace began the new series of records by making on order in rela tion U) those which have l»cen lately lost, Hav ing. by way of preamble, wl out the fact of the conflagration, and the loss of the records, the court proceeds; WUscras. It is impossible. In the absence of said records and files, for the court t<» be advised, except by proof in pals, of Uie existence of the decrees, orders ami tXhar matters and things that were contained In said rocorda and tiles, the names of the persons so appoint ed executors, administrator*. guardian*, assignees of estates of in advents. conNer-vator*. and all other per sona anting is a IhlMCtarv capacity aforesaid, and the subject matter of such pending and determined and HE determined matters and things, the condition of the accounts of such executors, Ar,; It Is. therefore. Ordered, That each and all of aald executors, ad iclnlstrmtora, guardians mid conservator*. etc., as soon as practicable, take such measurea as may bn in their power to restore, us far a* ir U- nf-'rcenicut an to their interact. All application- under ti.u onto- will be* hoard and detentauiM under such aolico and upon such terms as may tnua umc be dctenuin'vd by the Court. On Tint#*, D. R. Cameron, of Hu* firm of Cameron. Am berg, IToflinan A C*>.. lias returned from the East ern market*, where heh.tc* purchased an unusu ally large Ft«*-k of pajwr. blank books, atallonerv. An. Their stock i., now m, comph-te n« any in tllo cfly. and new gf**dsarc arriving dally. Printing office and l i:nJ.>rv. are k.-j* runuinl; night and dJiy. and ev. thing at tlK.li- former low pruxvi. SIOXETABT. MON4»vr RVRNIKn, Nov. S. t>GS)QC*v ,f banks continues very quiet. Tbc clcorln,-* 'v« r<> $2,500,000, which 4s ronwthJug X' s than Tor ihf- closing day* of last vtck, but Mm.** ;*a agcrrcAlc volunteer business equal to !iUu» tvo-thinls of whfit It was before the fire. Tlie prevent volume of business, how t-ver, is not of the character pertaining to regular trade. The checks -Tc.Mch now go to swell the volumeoi olturiutrt.nmv'' extent given la the eetllcirunt of accounts which the fire has made it nec<*w»rj- to <-Ui>© up. They represent the clearing away °f th*j financial ilebris, and resem fcle JcgltJiiiat.-tratb*.oalr w» the clearing away of thefaJho walls from thesis of iormi-r business buildings r\ M mines the ordinary rouive of ollr improvement. Ak in the one rase there Uthc crganlrat ion of Kimt*.sowers, and water And «a« main* upon vhich to erect the superstructure of new busmoe.- buildings so In the other there U the orp-tii/ation of■ ivrfry mercantile house In its list of rt-jrular customers In the country, and Its established system of purchases at 1U accus tomed sources of supply. Trade, howe'er, will revive aooner than the city will bo rebuilt. All that la wanted Is the stocks of goods to furnish country customers. tVttn this one requisite, there, fwems no reason why there should not be nearly large a volume of business done next spring In the temporary business houses as there was In the pdathd buHncas buildings that wore destroyed— dooo, too. at a great deal smaller percentage of expense for rent and other important items. A number of the banks continue burdened with Jnoney for which they can find no satisfactory employment. As far as we are able U> judge by weing the footings of the general accounts of or mom .btuHf*. to-dav. there «*u no increase during the past four or five days 'in the aggregate lunount of deposits held by the banks IngenbraL But from this and other-sources of Information, we gather the imprc.v»lon that the aggregate amount, of loans and discounts have deceased C f n Ll bo hnx3ka opened on t c l! th ui j that depots have not dc*- cliaed la due partly, to the deposit of over a Huxopoc of rchef money, which Is altered around In deposits uf from W.CCO to *50,000, at the various t-anka, part’v to the payment* of noms insurance xnMiey. nr *1 tlr to Uie fact that merchants who are colh -cir means ham not begun to nav out y w stocks of gtHKli uuw arriving Vni* 'stano** the hanks nr© moving New York for the aokiTof tLo i exchange i*> in at •r ff ooropftnlM that have suspended, seven or eight aro offering to compromise with their ivoliry-hohlcra on terms that an* not at nil satisfactory to tho Jattcr. The Mcrcliantn, of Hartford, offers 30 cenfa on the dol lar; the Connecticut, of Hartford, offers 30 cents down and 5 routs more *in 00 days; tho North Ameiteiui. of Hartford, offers 25 cents. The Mi»hi.itim, of York, makes different offer.- to different r°dry-lioldorH. ranging fwra S3 10 40 c* nt- on lli** doiU»r. Tin* Astor. of New York, *s>im*romi»-*-d with one policy-holder at M cents, gave fcim sight draft on Ne ,v Y\-rk. which was i ciUH d p:« ven ni ihcj-oaml The Security, of >w York, scorns to have adopted the plan of worn ing in policy-holder!' with au»- w-m*. ami Jws noU-ing hut mho amtignoiu la* tinulion. c through Ii« lawyers, who seem to hare made up their minds that 50 cents on the dollar will bo HwlUf.ietory to themselves as a basis of settlement. of the Securi ty In this city* were $1,500,000; It Los aLso expo riem'cd losses In the Lite tires in tho-Wisconsin plucriCH to the estimated extent of tf-00.000, mak ing total losm's of $2,000,000. Against this it had, at the last official report, available assets to the amount of or something over*7s per' cent of its total losses. Its policy-holders being' cognizant of‘these figures, naturally fool dissatis fied with the offer of so per cent, vvnieh is accom panied by the implied threat that, unless they ac cept. the company will be put into the hands of a Receiver, and tho settlement- of their claims de layed for a year or two. Many of the dolly papers, not only- of this, but of other cities, cause great confusion in tho infor mation as to tho solvency ordnsolvency of differ-: ent Insurance companies by* omitting tho namc'of the place to widen the company oolongs. For Instance, there are three Merchants insurance companies, one of Chicago, one of Hartford, and one of New York. Allot them have lost heavily in the lire, and the *Rrst two have failed,' though one will pay twice or three times as much as the other. Insurance companies often tried to steal* each olhcrV thunder, by stealing tho name, and some of tho favorite names, Uko Home/’ “Phm nlx,” ••-Etna," etc., wen? adopted by local com panies in every city of the United States. Tho New Y*ork Ecunoniud of November 4, says: To give anything Uko an accurate estimate of the amount doe to New Y’ork would bo Impossible, as too many Interests are affected, yet we feel assured that the prompt and efficient manner in which the larger portion of those indebted to the dry goods trade have responded, to their claims, sets at rest alt doubts con cerning the safety of a majority of liabilities, and re duces tbo nut loss to a very small figure compared with estimates at .the date of the fire. Four of the principal firms in dry goods, with liabilities amounting to about fa.OCO.OOO, nave compromised at altoat an average of w per cent, giving a clear loss of $1,200,000 distributed among a large number of creditors, com- Juislng every branch of the commission and dry goods obblug trade, and sines to one lumas alone is due the sum or over $500,000 by one party, settled at SO i>er cent, the remaindar distributed among some 250 houses, shows but a smalt net Joiw to the general trade. Tbo woollen and clothing trades are In a much better condition than the drv goods, and all the prominent dealers pay 1(0 cents in fall at maturity, with hut one exception, so far as wo have learned.'. Hud tho disaster occurred a month earlier, before August purchases had been liquidated, or a month ißter.'Wnen spring purchases would have been fairly under way. there C* no remputlug what the result might lm\ e been, but all ore agreeably disappointed at the showing. oudfiiu} much .congelation in the fact that It is no worse, though there ore many small deal ers, whose insunuire being effected in Chicago com panies, will bo able to pay but tho name of a percent ago. The Comptroller of the Currency has received the reports of 1,663 National Banka; showing their condition on Oct. 2. This includes'all toe Na tional bunks in tho United Btutes, except one in Indiana and three, in Chicago. As soon as ho receives tho statements of these four bunks,-he will begin to prepare his annual report to Con gnt-s. An important decision was rendered in tho Dis trict Court of Sacramento, CaL, on the 3d, against the Central Pacific Railroad, and in favor of a passenger who tendered greenbacks instead of coin in payment of his fan*; nnd was pnt off thfe train. The refusal of the State Courts of Cali fornia to recognize greenbacks an a legal tender, w:is in fact nu net of insubordination to the Gen eral Government, ami tho present decision is tho first positive step toward a reconciliation of dif ferences on that point. Judge Richardson. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, is said to'have written, under date of- October 21. to a gentleman couneeOtl with the Treasury Department in regard to tho 5 i>er cent loaii in London, ns follows: The bonds are being delivered ns fast as practicable, and much more rapidly than either ti»oy or I hud any reason to suppose they would be. There is no embarrass ment, no wavering, im dissatisfaction of any kind whatever, and ewrytldug goes on with perfect, ease and without giving rise to a single doubt that by the fiist week in December wo shall have the transaction brought to a elo-e in exact ac cordance with iho original negotiation, and with out di-tmbiogt?»emoney nuirkst or the regular business uf any banking house in the least. N»;w Yn>:K. Nor. n.—(Sold opened at 112. Hold il(>\vu to 111 7-S. :md closed dull and steady .at 113 a 113 I*B. J.uaiw win 1 from l to 6 lor carrying. Holly clearances about $"2,000,000. Govcnnni nte steady all day. The market was didl at the cl« m>. Mocks opened dull and steady. but dealings allowed considerable strength. There were ad vances in Lake Shore. Ohio A; Mississippi, Ib-ad ing mid \V:ib:;.*h. At the close the market was generally Mvui£. Mnnev very easy this afternoon, and rates dmppec"! from*? in 4*i>er evut. Mate bond* dull and Quiet. New South Caro- Itnas weak. The .Sleek Exchange find Gobi Hoorn will be clo-a d to morrow. Sterling, UK 5-6. Governments: Coups, *Bl Al€ 1-2 1 CoapH. *67 1137-9 Coups, ’C2 11l 3-3 Coups, ’OB 113 0-8 Coups, *6l 11l 1-4 10-40* 109 1-4 Coups, ’G3 11l 3-4 I Currency Cd IUI-3 New U2 5-fl| I Blittc bonds; Missouri Cs 95 I Virginia, old 681-2 Tennessee 6e G6 Old N. Carolina Gs 37 Tenncssce.nc-w... C 534 1 J». Carolina, now. 19 Virginia, new 62 Blocks closed i Canton ....71J-2 Hock Island 1021-1 Western Union... 621-3 New Jersey 1063-4 Quicksilver 17 3-4 St. Paul 67 i Mariposa 11-8 St- Paul, prefotr’d 77 3-8 Mariposa,preferM 11-2 Wabash flll-4 Adams Express.. 85 1-2 Wabash, preforr’d 80 Wells Fargo.... C 2 3-4 Fort Wayne.... 96 American 58 1-2 Torre Hatfte...... 17 4 United States 68 6-8 Terre Haute, pfd. 60 Paclflc 47 C. Ac A. in N.Y. Central 917-8 0. A A., preforr*dllS N.Y. Central scrip 86 O. A M. 393-8 Erie 291-8 C,,C.AC. 84 Erie, preferred... GO 0., B. A Q.........128 Harlem I2SI-S Lake Shore 85 8-1 Harlem, proferr’d 123 Indiana Central.. IT 7-8 Reading 109 Illinois Central...l3o 'Michigan Central.lie 2-2 Union Pa01f10.... 243-8 Pittsburgh 1213-4 U. P. bonds 88 3-4 Northwestern CO7-8 O.P. bonds J. 02 7-B Northwestern pfd 89 Ural Estate. The following instruments wore filed for record on Monday, November fi: Lot lin Whitney'* Ixiis l and 2 1 til Block fl Ash land's second Addition, dated Oct. 1. Conaldora tlim, $4,2,' A Lot C 2 of Bchoenberger** Block l of Aa«e.vior*B N. 1-4 of H. K. i-i Bec. 20,39,14, dated Bcpt 30. Con eldcratlon, $l,lOO. Ix»t 09 in Block G3 Sec. 19,39.11, dated Sept. 35. Consideration. fCOO. I/il 23 of Rogue** Ixits 12 to 1G In Block 6 Rock well’* Addition, dated Oct. 18. Consideration, $1,500. Undivided 1-2 of Lot 21 in Norton** Block 18 Car penter** Addition, dated Oct. 9. Consideration, tn.TvV). Ken 1 <*tate raort pogtjs and trust deeds, 24: quit claim de«ds and releasee, 13; other Investments conveying property in Cook Comity, 5; chattel mortpigr*. io: together with 102 documents which wore re-recorded by reason of the firo, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. k Foreign Sfarketo, London. Nov. G l:so p. m.—Consols, 92 7-8 for money; 93 on account. Bonds of *. N. Y.. Nov. 4.—Tbc market this wivk bus IvM-n very linu at nbout tiio aame rjinge of prices ns for laat week. The delivery ot farm dairies amounted to nearly 1.000 boxes, and sale* were made at from lie to 13c. though tho loal fig ure wne only for inney lotA Tho bulk of aakv? may be quoted at 12c to 12 3-to. *lne usual numticr of factories were represented Id market, the enuring* amounting, in tiie aggre gate, to 10,000 boxes, only about half of which were sold. The recent failure of n loading clieose firm, which had purrh.i*od largely »t this market, has raUMtlacUer? to be cautious in their liona. many refusing to sell unlosa the cash was paid in hand on dclivi ia- of the goods. Wo give quotations of sides by homo of the lead ing factories, which will siiow the general tone of the market: Florida. l.n-2c; North Fairfield. m-2e; Empire, 13 1-ic; Old Fairfield. l 3 3-4 c; Eutonville, 13 l-2*v. DviriTuen'e, 13 l-2c; Cnj-ndulta, 13 3-4r; ivlo, 13c; Onyl, 18c; Bates, 13 1-4r; Avry d: I\ ca, hi 340; Fpva, Lie; Foster, 13 We: Johiutone rroas-Reads.’ls i-2c; Km, 131-2 c; Klook Nellis, 231-jo; Utnhfteld Amo elation. 13c; Mlddloxille. U3-tc: Manheim, 13 l-2c* NcwvlUe, 13 l-2o; Tt»p Notch, 13 1-2 c; Htarkxille, f3 i-Sc: A. Smith A Co., 13 l-2c j Stratford Bulla bum*. J4c; Sprague, 23 l-2e; Buell's Bush, «-12 c Pl*4l>Bu*h. 143-tc; R«>cl. 1312 c; Peek. 13 i-2e Nichols. 13 l-2c Norway Afrsoolntion, 13 l-3c. At the Herkimer market the ddl\ery was not as heavy aa and mninh> Miuinad farm-dairies. Sale* wero made nt from 100 to lie for ordinary: good grades w*nl at 12 to 13 l-2o; extra firm, and fancy from m;v-w* to 13 He. The transaction* lu factories were light—a few lota selling ut 13 l-ic to 13 i-2c. The sales of butter thl* week Lave ranged from 2f-c to 2Se. according to oilUU> The weather ia mild for the season.’btit dry, Btrearas and eprlngb are low', and min U much needed. New Tark Dry Gaad* Bftrket, Krw Nov. C.-Dn 1 pood* marled i* rather quiet for coftt-N Rood*, but steady Ipr all staple, wtth a chazgo of weather woollcnsaromore salable, fimry anil coatings meeting vlth better sale and at Improved price*.- Place* of business among dry poods dealers win be closed to-morrow. TbefoUowingpnreabavobceoctitab urt»ed by agent* of Klciunpnrt print*. Trom which there is no deviation. Panch* U J*£ 5 lak ISI Jc; purple*. 13C| Quaker stylos, Ul-3c; German rhecks. n 1-jc; froKks, lie; and Barclay, 10 l-2c, Standard sheeting ot best makes Jf* at 13 1*2a190, and second* at tic. New r MIUb mualina, QIC; Wamsutta, 20o; Utio* 181*2; Whit© Nock, 16c:and six-cord spool cotton thread, 80c regular. The bitter hold* tU price very weU owinp to the high price prevalent for bea Island cotton, which ut 200 higher than last aoaeoiu Thrwveord glace thread moves slowly »t soasco for beat make*. Krw V«4 Ub Suck Dhrlin, r hJF? Yokk ?,ot 6.—Total beeves, 7.M0, with MOO to-dar; 148 cars at Cornmunlpaw, 131 oars at 2?* uo< ™tli street, and 36 oars at Woehawken. weather cold and line. Market active ot nearly l-Sc advance and stock aoM early. Ohio lead* with 3.100; Illinois, 2Dw; Kentucky. 1/500; Newport, wo. and Texas only 600; hence the average quality is good. Range, To for moon Texans toSl-ftalO for thin Western, 110 for fair, and 12*12 l-2c for tine, few neUinc at iso. Average nearly lie. Beet drove, of 90 Ohio.? cwt, averaged fn.oo, on the yard, belling at 13c. CO lbs per owt. Poorest Texans, 5 cwt, hard lot, 7c: fair a 1-2 cwt Texan* and ICO Illinois? cwt, 10 34c; 76 Indiana, CM cwt, 11 l-2oj Scars tllinoU,7 1-2 cwt, 13c. Sheejv— of which 11,000 were on sale to* day. Market urm.lmt not veryactlve; prices not much changed, but good lota selling well and thin rather elow. Common sheep go at 6c; fair, b l-2o; prime, Ce, and extras, 6 Me. Thin lambs sold at ts7c; fair, 71-«o: good. 80. and extras, 8 1-to. A car of loa-lb Ohio aurep aold at 6c; car of 601b. M-ir; CD Con&das. Mt Jl«, CS-£oj car of BLa to lambp. 72 lhf>. 6 l-6c; 8 Cara CAnadOß, 7D lbs, 7 l-2o; lot of thin Michigan, C 3 lbs, 6c. Doga for the woe*, with 121 cars Unlay THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: nothing selling alive, but those worth 4 i-2a'| 3-4 c. Dressed arc worth 5 3-iaC i-2c. Tbo Produce markets, NEW Y’ORK. NewTork, Nov. C.—Cotton—in moderate re quest middling upland. 18 l-20. IlHKAiWTCiTs—Flour dull, and "holders anxious to u Ja rcc ,I l8 .25,000 brls; superfine Western and State, $5.7SaC.$5; common to good, s6.tiai.7o; good tD choice, $6.70; new and white wheat extra, 57.20a7.40f rxtni Ohio, $6.60u7.30: St Louift, S6.Wo 9.25. Ejo flour lu buyera’favor, $4.4005.35. Corn meal unchanged Wheat in fair demand uni higher; rcccipts,2l5 T OOO bu; No.l spring, $1.51u 1-54; No. 2, $1.47u1.51; winter red Western, $1,554* 1.68; amber, $1A9u1.641-2: while, 'tLGOal.7l. Rr« quiet and unchanged. Burley firmer; Canaila West; t1.03. Malt quiet Corn In fair demand, uni higher; receipts 45,000 bu; Western mixed lu More, 77 l-2a77J-2; latter high mixed, nearly yel low, afionl, 79c; to arrive latter part of this month, 77c; yellow Western,lu store, mOc. Oats, scarce andjirm; receipts, C2,ooobu; Western and Ohio, 52a53c. Total Stock op Grain—Wheat, 2AC0,000 hu; corn. 2,079,000 bu-; oats, 2,432.000 bn; rye, 3,275,000 bu barley. 349,000 bu; pens, 10,000 bu. Provisions—Pork,! quiet; moss, *!XOOaIX2O.• Beef and out meats unchanged. Middles un changed.' Lard Tloli; No. Ito prime steam, 8 J-Hc: kettle, 101-8£; January; 9 5-Bc. Burntn—Steadyg Western, 12a33e. Cheese—Quiet at llal3 l-2c, WHISKEY—Dun Ht 901-2U9IC. MILWAUKEE. Milwaukee," Nov,‘ fi.— Bkeadstctts Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet; held firmly; No. 3. $1,211-2; No. 2, $1.20. Oats duU and a shade lower No. 2, 38c. Cora—No. 2, 48c. -Rye dull and lower. Barley, dull and unsettled; No. 3, 52r. Ereights—To Buffalo, 7 l-2c; Oswego. isc. Receipts—Hour, 4,000 brls;-wheat, 74.000 bo. Biutments—Flour. 5.000 brls; wheat, 100,000 bu.. PHILADELPHIA. PniLADELPHL). N’OV. f>.—BttEADSTtTTTS—FIOUT quiet; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family, e7.C0n8.12 1-2; Ohio and Indiana, S7a7AO. Wheat quiet; State and Westcrurcd, ll.S2ai.co. Rye hold at 97c- Com Irregular; old vellow, 74a75c; mixed Westcnj,72a73o. Oats unchanged. Provisions—Dull; mess pork, Lard, 91-2 a 9 3-40. Petroleum—Crude, 17 l-2a17 3-lc; refined, 221-2 u22 :M. Wiuskky—Dull: 920. T CINCINNATI. Cincinnati. Nov. C.—COTTON—DuII; low mid dling. 17 l-bnl7 l-4c.’ Breadstuff?— Flour dull; famllr, $c.60a(3.75. Wheat dull and drooping; red. si.3sal.«k Corn firm at 4Ta5Tc, Rye, out*; mid "barley- quiet and unchanged. Oils—Unchanged. Eocs—Steady at 34c. Butter—ln good deranndAt l&aita. Seeds—Clover firm at 9 l-2a93-4c per lb; timothy steady at $9.75a3.00 per bu. Provisions—Pork In fair demand 1 and higher: salesat $12.75, now held at SnLOO. Lord dim and drooping at 8 3-4a9c. Bulk .meats quiet; held firmly; sides. 7-9a?c. Bacon firm; shoulders, ■7 Vic sides, 7 7-84*80. Hons—Jn fair demdnd and higher at $4.15 a receipts. *7.000 heiuL Wiuskbt—Steady at 88c. 7 ST. LOUIS. St. I»ms,"Nov. 6.—Cotton—Dull; 17a17 1-2 C for middling. BHKAl>«TcrrFS—Flour sb*ady and firm; super winter. SS.COi*SAS; extra, SSAOa!L6S J double extra. .$5.75a6.25; family.winter, $7.25a7.50,- Wheat dull and lower; No.*4 Ted.11.n0a1.35; No.- 3,51.40aL41; No. 2,51.50aL5L_ .Corn'-firm; mixed,- 41(U8c,'*on track, at East fit, Louis; white,Slas4c,sacked. Oats firm; mixed, 32a34c In bulk; 37c sacked. Barley quiet aud, unchanged.' Bye finn; No. 2, CsnC7c. WmsitF.T—AS;»9B l-2c. Provisions—Pork—No stock; small sales mess nt $14.00. Baron dull am} unchanged. Lord quiet at 9a9 l-4e for choice tos. Hogs—Steady at $3.C0a3.90. Cattle—Steady; Tcxjui, l l-2nDr; native. 3asc. Kixetits— Flour, 7,000 brls; wheat,22.030 bu; 'corn, 6.000 1m; oats, 13.000 Im; rye, 11,000 bu; hurley, i.soo Im; hogs. 2,00»>. TOIJvDO. Toledo, Nov. 6. —Bhiiadstcffs—Flour dnll and tmchicncc-d. Whftitfirm; extra white* Michigan, $1.48: No. J wltittf Michigan, $1.43; amber Michi gan. $1.39 1-24*1.40; No. 2 red. $1.32. Corn dull; high mixed, 54c; new do, 51a511-2o; lo\r mixed. 82 i-2c; new* do. SOaso l-2c; Michigan, 521-2 c. Oats dull and unchanged. Freights—l-'lnn; to Buffalo, Cc. ijEtiupTß—Flour. 2,000 brls; wheat, 17,000 Jju; com, 74.000 bu; oats, 7,000 hu. Shipments—Flour, o.oou hrlx; wheat, 31,000 bu com. 84,W«) b«; oats, 24.0001 m. NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans, Nov. C.—lU:k vnsrerrs—Flnur —lower grades scarce; superfine. sts.2>; XX 57.32 1-2a7.25. Corn quid; yellow mixed, Me; No. 2 white, P?ai*ec. Oats, 52aWe. Bran.sl.2). Hay—Choke scarce and lower grades plentiful; pi line. sw.Poa:r.*.oO; choice. SO4.ooitiJs.Oo. Provisions—Pork dull sit $15.50. Bacon dull; sLouldcra, BS-4aoc; clear, 8 5-Baß 3-lc* Hums—su gnr-curcd dull at 1C l-2c. Lard quiet uutl firmer; tierce, 10 3-faK)l-2e; keg. ll i-2c. Grockries —Sugar firm: common to good fair, 81-2;»10 irie; fully fair to prime, 10 3-4 all 3-4e; yel low clarified, 12t*12 l-2r. Molrrsok lower; inferior. 3etM('c;-fnir t prime to choice. W)asse. Cofi'ee dull and nominal; stock in second hands, Co,ooo brigs. Whiskey—orenSi.oi t-9. Monetary—Sterling, 20 5-8; 6 3gist, l-2c discount gold, 112 3-8. Klfirlnn Slrm*«. The IJgbt Honso Hoard give notice that, on and alter NovemlaT 15,1671. a red light will bo exhilv- Itcdfrmn each of the two llght-hoiLsoa'recently exerted at either end of the new channel across KL Clair Flats. The elevation of the focal llamc in each case Is forty-live feet, which corresponds ton range of thirteen statute miles. Thu white lights, which are exhibited to mark the channel, will be discontinued. —A meeting of Htcamboat owners was held at Detroit last Friday, and delegates were appointed to attend tin* National Convention to be held at Louisville on Wednesday next. This convention will consider tho steamboat law. and frame such' suggestions to Cougresn as the true requirements of owners seem to demand. —Thc*propellcr Missouri, loaded with railroad Iron, istshoro on the Whale’s. Hack, in Green Hay. Assistance will basest to her at once. At this time, the extent of damage sustained Is un known. —The North Side clearance office has been'dls coni Inued. and hereafter all rlearAinvui tnimt be obtained during the day at Congress Hall and at night, at room No. 5. Lind's Block. —Seven Canadian vessels, loaded with railroad iron, pig Iron, wilt and lumber, arrived at this port yesterday. This is an unusal number forono day. TLe| propeller Milwaukee, for Ogdensburph, laid over at Detroit on Friday, to adjust a portion of her machinery, which was out of order. —The body of a sailor was washed ashore at Colchester Point. Lake Erie. Inst Thursday. It bad been in tho water but a short time. VmfU Passed Detroit, Detroit, Nov. 6.— Passed Ur—Props Lowell, Oneida; barks Fannie CumplKdl. Favorite, Street, Elizabeth Jones brig ‘Mechanic achrs Angus, Smith, Lydia CaßO,JWhaling* t Seabird. Mario, Joa hle Potter, C}ty of Laws, Ely, Kate Kelly, Emma Mayas, Lake Forest. Chenango. Colllngwood. Cambridge, Gavett,' Mather, E. B. Allen. Rweet hcart, Muars, Ncguuncc, MugiU, Portland, IX-10-j, DoWolf.-- Passed Down—Props Idaho, Gould. WlM>—Nort hrast. Detroit, Nov. c.—Evening—Passed Ur—Props City of Concord, China. Sheridan, Plymouth bark Active; t*ehrs L. B. Crocker, Senator, Blood. Passed Dows—None. W i jo >—Northeast, i married] LITTEN-CHAPIN—On tho 6th Inst. by the 11-v E, i*. Goodwin, May, only daughter of Ainua Chapin, and NM-on _ DIED. ROOT—At 332 Fulton street. Chicago, at 1 c.Vleok November 2.1871, WUltc Dempster, Infant son of Fn*L A. amt Nettle Root, aged 61-2 day*. ce V lira. N. Y., papers pioaaecopy. IIAMTLL—In Chicago. November 6, Martha Hunter, only child of T. W. and Mary C. liamill, aged II month*. Funeral Wednesday morning, November 8, at 10 O’clock, from No. 63 Tulrtcentli street. BLAKR— In Chicago, on Saturday. November 4, Laura Elizabeth, infant dj lighter of E. Nelson and Annie K. Blake. Boston papers pleaae copy. FINANCIAL. GA. RHODES. GRAIN, •TRQOKKR, (3 Canal TO IXS a"N—SUtOOo""oNGOOD COLLATKUALaK. curtty.by KKItR, DAVISON WELCH. Itoom 1, C 3 bout* Canal-at. TXT ANTED—TO LOAN MONEY ON WATCHES. diamonds, sad silverware, and bnr theaamo. JAMES B. STOREY, id Sooth CUnton-at. WANTED—.VHAVINOSJtANK. CILVUTIIrToR f bank charter with a savings clause. Address X Z T. Tribune office.. Cnf f\f\i\ to“loan for one or two C 1 X»llvv/nir*. tm real estate wwnrltr, at law office of LEWIS UULAUP.act We*it MadUon-at. Q»T CASH TO INVKBT _ IN A LEGIT VmvV/v loatepaying bosloosa.Address AYM Tribune. Yin ft“™ LEND —ON ILLINOIS farm#: 8. year*; 10 perccnt,aud mrmlrirn; amounts of 91,000 to $25,0X1. J. K. NICHOLS A CO.. 23 800 th Canal-sn TO LEASE* f|lo I.R.VFE—I*OU A TERM OP YKARM, AT 6PER X cent cn valuatlen. 20 feel casute-st, north of llarrhwn. C. B. WALLER, 52 Wool Madiaon-sU, up bialra. rfK) LRAPBi-ON I.ONO TIME— IOO PUKT ON X Ftate-at. in burnt district, near Harrison. Aim* for Iresc or sale ISO feet on Tlurd-av. These two lots are scraraUtl only by an alley. W. WALLER. 970 W abash -at.. orKVeat MadUonxtJ. up atalra mo BURNT DWTRICT at X per year and taxes; also 37| feet onOark-ai. HAY A SANBORN. No. P6 West Madison-aC REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED— TO PDKCIIABB—6O OR 100 FKKT OP ground between State and I l, Aflsrwa aud Randolph-sU. SNELL,TAYLORAOO>,JBwabash- WANTED— A LOT TO I .EASE ON LAKE OS Mftdlson-sU..We*t of Ashland. oroammsotls* good street, br A. r. DOWNS CO., West Madl- Mn-*t.,l{ocm2. WANTED— FOR RENTING. 4 COTTAGES, ON West Fide, ranging from f3O U> few. Inquire of D. LEONARD. Bcsl Estate. Agent, t*Caa»lt»t. TSTANTKIWTO PURCHASE-’A *-NtJMBR ROP v leta to ths tmmt district. Wo have a iUtof.cna- Uscerairom the Bast who wish to btqr. ParUes who are burnt out and wish to aril, dKmld not fail to cdl otJ u* at onto. .DAT 4b SANBORN, Ko.M WeslMadi. acn-wt. PERSONAL. INFORMATION ANXIOUSLY WANTED : ttefacntlj of John Karbrn, formerly Il> icg on CMc/uro-av.. n«ir the IrMge. hr the daughter 2f HAMLIN, HALE, 4fc CO..J! South Cbnal-rt. *“'i PEIMBALr-BIIJA, TUB bUAUPOOKICFOB •“fIy Tnrtl«b Ballu. tz WarttaunwC, u re." quested to call no Dr. Glutton, at Braimrd DUpesu, ry. comer Randolph and Jefitnon-sta.. botwceo 6 and 6 o'clock. PKKSONAL-W. p., WILL GIVE YOO YOUK price for the boggy. Name .when tcsnseeil. UKO, A. SEAVERNSTsai Wabash-av. FOR'SALE, 17011 HAIk-TOBB MOVED, THE FRAME church cor. W*«tarortb-av and Tweatteth-sLXi Very deelraWefor a«ior& Apply to OTtANOB HARD. JIC. to St Boutk Caeal-st, Uilr.l floor. ■pOR 1-K Jra very" LOW—MARVIN’S r}.*. 8 *l*** cbfvg,combination locks. Hre liudde. X fret nigh and wide, and 1 foot t locbo i Perfect order. Addmw JAS lI i TN I L\: ocm 1? Hroadway. New York Oily. 1* ’Übrahy. iNQumfi op IILNT A CO.. <7 M mt IjU:mL, Chicago, 111 HO 000 H lrr FLOORXKa AND mJ^ 01 to wit. ll *»cflAw. APtmQN SALES. STOCK OF boots"^^SHOES AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY, Nov. 7. at 9J o'clock, at the RED FRONT oalrsrooms, 2 and 4 Rjiakolph-nt. WhL A. BUTTERS A CO, Auctioneer*. 90 Crates Crockery Ware, Build ers' Hardware, Tabic Cntlcry, AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, Nor. 8, at Vt o'clock, at the RED FRONT Hah M«Vtiw, 5 .mil t Randolph-sL \VM. A. Rl’TTEim it co.. Auctioneers. TEN NEW BUGGIES AT AUCTION, On 'WEDNESDAY, Nov. R, at 11 o’clock, at our RED FRONT bale-room. Nos. 3 und4 East KamVlph-st. ■ti’M, A. BUTTERS d CO., Auctioneers. 6,000 YARDS HEW CARPETS AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, Nor. 8. at 11 o’clock, at our RED FRONT balearuoma, Nik 3 and 4 East Randclph-at. WM. A. BUTTERS d CO, Auctioneers. Dry Goo da, Clothing, Notions, Shirts Drawers, Knit Goods, Are., AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, Nov. 9, at 0* o'clock, at our RED FRONT salesroom*. No*. 3 and 4 East Randolphst. WM. A. BUTTERS «fc CO.. Auctioneer*. Regular Saturday Sale, BY GEORGE P. GORE CO. i and 3 Randolph-et, cor. Michigan-av. Nor. 11, at 9 1-2 a. m, of— FUBNTTUBB, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, OABPETS, OROCHEBY, ETC. dry goods; CLOTHING, In Suita, Overcoats, Coats, Paata and Vests, 00 dot. Grey Hannel Shirts; 40 pain White Wool Blankets; 35 doz. Nubias; 25 dos. Corsets; 200 Green, Gilt* Stripe Window Shades; Curtain Fixture*; Bata and Cape; a fine line of Squirrd and Coney Fun, and enlarge assortment of Insertions, Edgings, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Hapidna, WUliston Thread, and MSlinery Goods, At Auction, On Thursday, Nor. 9, at 9 1-2 a. m„ GEO. P, GORE C0 M 1 and S Randolpb-sL, comer Michigan-av. One Thousand Cases BOOTS, SHOES AND BUBBERS, AT AUCTION, On Wednesday, Eov. 8, at 9 1-2 a. m., When we shall offer the above amount of well aborted gratis uf all grades. and at Die same time tthall offer the entire stock of J. I>. WILLIBTON A CO., retail Joule' Id Boots anti Shoes. Per order of H. D. ROWLEY, Deputy Shorlfc GEO. P. GOKE CO., Nos. 1 and2Raadolph-st, comerofffichigan-av. Fn S. HAWLEY, Auction and Commission Merchant, 62 UVsf *yia(lison-st. Men's undershirts and drawers, ovorshirta. white shirts, UanUc.-ni nickels. glovt-i and mittens, hullcV and cents* hr-re, YanKi-e neth-as, etc., at nuctlou cvcrr «Uv and evening. and at retail at auctl.-n prices. Good* select* d especially (or the want* of tailoring m-a.at prices that will enable ev» rvisdv to bnv a warm ontlit for the winter. Outside sales attended' to. Advances made m consignments. CITY RSAD ESTATE. 17011I 7011 HAIX-ON MONTH I.V PAYMENTS-FIVE years* time, six per cent. Interest, at old prices; Fine lot* In each Division outside tin* burnt di rtrict, and near horse-cara and lake water, dwellings, sch-nds, and ehiirchoH. Alto, nice new bouse and lot nt Maywood. Lot. Iri3x 132 House worth jttXC-K Will take dor the whole, and small payment down, or other gcsxl prop erty in r»rt pay. Balance, live years—monthly pay- Hunts. *1 he above am chances dlfllcnlt to find In lho times, GEO. 11. HESS. 43 8. I’caphUcea-Ht. 17011 SALE-AT A BARGAIN—WATERBT., near Wnbash-av.. 4i> f«‘ct.- r Market-tit., m-nr Adams, 42x73. I-akc st., near Wnbash-av.. 24 foot, ndnl-av.. near Jackson-st.. i'ixtM. ijirgo dock lot, IXOx3OO feet ou the corner of Monroe and Market-Ms. 23x100 feet on Clark-st., nonr Harrison. AYRES tt EOF!*, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, 541 Wabasta-av. For sale-by day a sanborn-ciioxcr property on State. Dearborn. Mwlluon and in all Snrteci the bnnit district. We pet our property from rst-bands. consequently can sell right down to hard pan. Also, wo bave houses and lota foraale In all parts of the city. 5d Wtut MntUaon-at. ■poll SALE—BY C. C. TIIA>ER A COi, AUC JC lloht-ers and Beal Estate Agent*. 40 Unbbard eourt. Twt. east ftobt, oa Stalest., between Jackson and Van Huren-ets 1 I?OR BALK-WILL SOME ONE BUY MYRRICK' house on Went Washington-at IIS large rooms, hot and cold wafer, furnace, gas: the cheapest house In Chicago, at Union Park. T. B. BOYD, 157 West Washington-st. For hale—furnished cottage and c i-2 rears' lease, between Waboali-av. and btato-tt. Cell at 2W Twenty-nuitu-ft. I7«OR HALE—IN THE BURNT DIBTUIOT—A large number of desirable lota: also several lour and choice leases. J. KBAIAS -WARREN, 4lt> Mich ipan-av. I7OR BALE-A BLOCK OF. FINE DWELLING houses on one of the finest areuos In thcclty. on the South Hide, near Twonty-sixth-sL; will l*o m»m a» a great bargain If apidled for at once. Apply to O. C. BABIN, 164 Twenty-sccond-st. 170 R SALK—STORE AND DWELLING. NO. 81 West Madlson-aL Lot 191x112 to nllev; cheap. Ap ly to WM. H. THOMPSON. 229 West afadiwm-at. E WSTOREAN D DWELLING. NO. 14* Health llalstsd-st. Lot 28x100; cheap. Apply to WM. 11. THOMPSON. 23 West Madi»on-st. I?OU BALK—STORE AND LOT, NO. 20 MARKET sL, lot 24 xW. 8 stories and basement brick; rented till May 1: great bargain. WM. H. THOMPSON, 229 West llMllKon tit. I7OR HALE—GOOD AND CHEAP LOTS ON THE South Hide, on Arnold, Butterfield, Buddan, Oari baldl. Twenty fifth. Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ntnth, Thlrtletli and Thlrtr. Urst-sts., and on Wentworth, Wallace, and Shurtl«]r avs. Five years, 6 per cent. No advance tn price, though such lots must double in value. The inctvat-*! demand for building lots near where bo many tens of millions must be pud fur labor will advance theprlco of such lots. The old prices and very easy tonus. ALBERT CRANE, 672 Wabash-av. 170 K BALE-VERY CHEAP—NEW 6-BOOM cottAfie; bay window in front; lake water In honae; wilb two lots At P* COMCtt-nt.. one block wi%t of West* rn-av., between KlnrSe and Pnlten sL LOR BALE—TWt*4STORY FRAME HOUSE. 12 rooms; all motlvrn Improvements; and lot 50x125 feet; east front. Green-at. near Adams; easy terra*. SNYDER A LKE, Re;U Estate Agents, No. 9 bonth llalsted-BL FOR HALE—T'O MANUFACTURERS—I HAVE A large amount of land Dearths corner of Polk and Deephunee-td.; will m-H without any cash down, and fnndch wme money to build. 8. W. RANSOM. No. 57 Wwd Madi»cn>t. I7OR BALE—2SxICvI FEET ON NEAR VauUunn. BNYDKR LEE, TKeai Estate Agents. 9 South Hah-ted-st. FOR KAI.E-KKl2fi FEET ON WKLIJ4-HT., BE tween Jackevn and Vanßureu. BNYDER A LEE, Reel Estate Agents. 9 Honth Halst* d-sL I?ORHAI.E —ANY BODY WHO HAH OOT CASH can buy a lot, 80x100 feel, ve»y cheap, on Hllnots et. between Market and Franklin. Please call at 91 Fourth-av JOHN WENBERUV. FOURALK-BY O. R. HUBR.VRD, JR,.70 SOUTH Cac&l ft. leasehold on Statist. 28x1*5 ft to alloy has 15 years to nw from May X, 1672; very cheap. O. 8. HUBBARD. Jit. 70 South Canal st I?OR RALE—A NEW TWO-RTORY FRAME houro. 12 rooms, elegantly tlnlshed, marble mantels, water clcM-ts, Ac., cn Inriianagr., situated on leased Sound st alow rate, having a long time to run; will kr (0.000, worth fa.ooo. Apj4y sc JKJO Indlana ar. For b.m.i;-cheap-a smauTVcrnisThko l*onse. fterSH-oms. Inqnlreof or address WIL LIAM BLAKK. Waukegan, HU. IJOR FAI-K—PLEASANT HOUSE OF S ROOMS, with good cellar and largo lot; 40 minutes' rldo: ?2,cm in monthly payments of {OO. CLAFLIN BROS.. 2W Mftdl»t. 3X*R SALE-COTTAGE HOUSE. NO. 2&5 MAY-RT. ui-*r Herrieon. Five room* and lot 23xiy>. only fcVOO. J. 11. KULER, SSS Halated-at, cor. Harrison. I>OR PAI.E-PR IU-NT—‘ TUK IsTORV HOU»K no. TV t-onth Sanraroon-at. containing U roams and cloMt* In lw«t enter, upon leaded lot *OxUO, with stable. Inquire in atorv im w«wt Randolph-st. W)H KALE—CHEAP—FINE S-STOHY FRAME M botuw and fine bam- Lot 30x125, 140 Warrca-av with cr without furniture. About 1-3 d->wn. balance in <«hjr payment*. Can on the owner at bouse (or three day. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. For ra i.e—house and lot at hydr park. House new and .vacant—6 room*. Near depot church, and schools. Address OMAR NEWMAN ccr. Twelfth and Lumber-ata. FWX -OR RENT-AT HINBDALB, houses, lota, and farms, cheap, on easy terms will exclithfre for city property: Information given from 9 to IS a. Ct A* COO BUGvat. O. J. BTO UQ If. F) U BA LK- V TOUWO U LD HAVE A COMPORT abIe plessant (or a small tneestment. build a cCTiage on one of thorn lecj* lota at DeapUlnm, oolr C ride; no cash p.wmetil asked from thm»e who bndd. and »per rent, off to all Whs hare suffered by MUI D T^LB3 A*® o IQ wS large ruildinq and rn- L gtae. with shafting and machinery. In rnnalnr or .«Vt, eullsble fw any tied of man ofac in tip- ait-Ij t. v. ti. n. odion.Tm wiSSS^l* ■asrsTfiaa^i COUNTRY EE&I, ESTATE. Jl’-’O SOUTH iLSSl— f rm ln ilook md DaP^n &S&SS nearCh«ul«r erf Commerc wSi^. SrZZzFSSb. on rtal estate O. a lIU BBARDT» Soott OnSS FiKKuiSS W MOOM* Alt 1 J!—OR LX£HANOR-JOHK BUILN 81D13 has a good brle.k Ikhm, CO&Ulnl&ir 9 n»sm« find acellar; two lou eight br tan wu p10..1y of good fruit, also shrnbS^Ld^“ e y?rfee2? an CTrrih-niv-vi of water; sUoatM In m miles fntm Chimcn.on Hie North road.’ Fcrrefrrrnoe rail on P. J. MANHFTKLD S3l vS 1 fct.. Cffitcagu, cr G. K. RI'NKKR. Maoioon- TIIE llraT FARMS IN A Norllwro f.iUip^uj W'mt'la kinvn o?i^S?^%^Js?ri*’ r>f Ka,^ ni m nues fn>,a SiX P*uirmS? 1 THE SEAY, NOVEMBER 7. AGENTS WAIJTED. Agents wanted rou ••c.hicaoo and the (Jrc.it ontlagnillon," hr MeM&TS. Oulbsrt and Chamberlin, «f The Chicago Tribune. A codclao hiHtorr of the ji.im n! thla most wonderful Ct cities, and a detailed. circumstantial, ami moot vivid account of ita destruction by lire, with scenes Incident®, Ac. To be complete in ono handsomely bonnd octavo Tnlume of about 500 Twgea. with. numerooa Illustrating by Chapin Gnltrk, fn>m photoamphln views taken on the spot. Agent*' bound proepectna (pric*. 50c) new ready. Forcircular*. etc., addre*i j. 8. (innmtA«r, Pnhlleher. 15 South Grecn-aL. Chicago, A GENTS WANTED—SIX AGENTS WANTED TO 1\ e«-ll W heeler «k Wilson sewlngntlchlnen. TO thueo who thonmchly understand the Wheeler «t Wilson Uihfhlno a liberal salary «r rommlMinn will bo given, w. M. STODDARD. Agent for tl:o Pacific Coast, 427 Mentgemcry-etr. SanPrandsen, cat A GEM'S WANTED sl2 TO A DAY. IN every county In the United States, to sell a newly patented article of great ntilitv and absolutely needed m every ismtehobl. Fir further iurtienrr-js uiMrre* THE CHAMPION MANUFACTURING COM PANY*. Cleveland, O. Agents wanted-iuo a month i employ. ment! Extra inducement* I A premium horse and wagon for agents. Wo i drelre to employ agent* for a term of seven years to sell' the Buckeye S3O dhuv, U« Sewing Machine.* It inakeffa stitch alike on b.th aMes. and Is the best low-priced licensed machine in the world. W. A HENDERSON CO.,Cleveland, 0., or 8L Louis, Mo. Agents wameh-to hell map of chi. cagn showing burnt diatrictArem actual surveys Sample 25 cent*. R. A. CAMPBELL, 33 Walnut-ah, Chicago. t Agents wanted-for ainew and thrill- Jng picture of Ctiicago- in tiamev. TV first work of art made in-Chicago since the tire. Sample copies 23 cent* Price to agents, $7 per hnndre-L Bend for cireulare of bwtand chrapwl ugeDta'ewkl* in Ameri ca. GEO. FLERAM.-SSlwest Latest?, Chicago. AGENTS- WANTED-TO SELL THE GREAT Fire; or Chicago; hor juAt; present, and future. The origin, progress, andgesulie of the Great Chicago Conflagraucm: graphla socsosL-iheldeota, and deUu* of the disaster: list of the principal bankers, manufac turers. and merchants whu are loners; s complete plo tnre of Chicago, before and after the fire; the trade and commerce of Chicago, and details of lu* monlolpai. affairs, and the great fires of the world, by Geo. P. Upton and James Shcalian. Associate Eilltore of The Chicago Trlbnuo. A look, of about 550 pagee, lUastrat ed by the Lcet ai lists, and irtlibo worthy the confi dence of alt Will be sold exclusively by subscription. Agents wantc-d in every town. Address UNION PUBXJSUTNG cc.. 106 twertvsecond-sU Chicsgo, m LOST Am FOUND. Lost— a b-veouche—made by Lawrence, Bradley A Parker for Coan Ten Broekek" Name as above in centre piece (diamond Khupe) of back straps: body hong on long iron loops: large fender from body to dlcxey-mat: dickey-acat *et on irons: full plat form and 4 *C" epring: Uneawith brown aarls and tinea slip lining. A überai reward will be paid fur informa tion leading to the recovery of aarne. CO AN A TEN BROEKE, Carriage MautuactuAng 00., cor. Ann and Woet Kondolph-atit.' Lost— bya.h. wieduofft, atno.io cass st. on the night of the fire, a one-home lumber wagon. liberal rowan! and no questions aekuL T.os.T—BETWEEN THE STOCK YARDS AND 1 i Jeffvreon* two rows, one. black, abort ndj, tho othvra red heifer. T. LEWIS, Blue laUnd. lIL LOST— WHITE ESQUIMAUX DOt»— ANSWERS to the name of Dirk. Any ono returning him to northcoet comer of West W aaUlngtou-at. and Union Park, will receive $25. LOST— A LIBERAL REWARD IWILL BB PAID for the return of the trunk market! w. s. Knight, Chicago, to J. W. DOANE «t CO., cor. Mlchlgaanv. nnd Peek-court. It is known to have been «a rod from the Are, LOST-ON THE MORNING OF THE FIRE. A largo green box containing parcels of flno laces, also a Brussels can*“t with an oil painting wrapi»ed In side. Finder please leave at 1103 Wabash-av. REWARD—AT THE FIRE. A DEN tIMV operating stand, with some 1C to 19 drawers, containing n quantity of dental instruments. The above reward will be paid for its return. W. W. ALL TORT. GTS Wnbash-av. LOsT-ON THE : small dir good-, store, with pooil slock. Inquire at premise*. Ml West comer Page-et.; or of GEO,' U. UEbS.43 BcirthDee plain Cfi*l. lASOB «OISK AND FIVK ROOMS. SENT SSI J sale. at involc*. OreatMt bargain ever offrred. r£ Cottage Grove. TIjKW feed aTfu.aotionTontubS Xa daj-.Ttli.at 10 o'clock. on the premises, corner of Sixteenth nod TTiroop-*tU. Onh or mi; largest tin and ferova 83- tabllrhmmta, on one of the principle streets of Qninry. 111., for male. and bonding (or rent: hu a largo and well established wholesale and retail trade. Flock U flcst-clow*; no boon* la asked. This la a rare chance. For further particulars address WARHKS PITNEY, lira! Estate Broker..Quincy, 11L ONE CARRIAGE SHOP POE SALE, WITH land. 15x36 ft; one stationary engine, new. ten- Lone power i one engine lathe. (Moot bed. SO-Inch awing; field separately. WH. BUTLBBB, Wash fnyjrn-M-. R'aukfgan. IU. PARTIES HAVING FROM S3OO TO 63.0 M. AND wish to double It In iStDoniha; will, not fad tecalL Office with O. W. MARSHALL (XX* 77 Weal Madi (on-bC, Chicago. KA -KM CHANCE—THE GOOD WILL OP A ■jfrßdld cerncr store, in. the centre of JxutßMi. yafey 5?C3k AND .FIXTURES OP a NO. 1 RETAIL S? SJS«T7at>d liquor store for sale, at m Bwlng-at.. earner yf jwferaon. A J years*-lease given to a geo4 tenant. Inggirfr 6n Urgpremises. The best location .in .the west foe Merchant TaUtrlag. Kxmutteat CSS West w«h laptrn 6t. THE COMBINED WATER POWER OF ILLl nels and Pit* pm Sower st-TAwelL any.-imri plenty of cheaplacd. atOUawa, ra. Qraai ItulmemenU to heavy manufacturer*. Anffirto JOHN V. A. HO EH. PreaMvnt, Ottawa, IIL. ort&*R(L OOP t Wabaah-aT., or to D. F. CAHBB6N.7SAgft^d*r! TJTANTED-TO kxchanoe—we have a ff large quantity cf fame to exchanjfe la all parts of ter Chlcagp jwoperty. DAY SANRORN. hladlaoU'Ct. manupacturino atrrAß -0(1 »Uroad. aad wtthla fifty milea erf ttla city. Adcmwa.*r apply bo T. LYMAN. Rneta f. Omgrfr-ie HalL Chicago. w«sßsSfaia BaffAiass srasffs?»sßr'^ara j&KAA ctourr a Half interest ffiOUV fax a geoteel business that before the fire amid not hare been bought for double the amount i 2 West Room l. w k T* SEW mo MACHINES. TirKKD. BING HR, AND WHEELER A WILttOV Tf sewing maehlnea. G.K, Nlchola, formorirSi* Booth Clark-ah, now opes at 144 &oth Halated-a* Machines sold on easy monthly payments. Sswiae snT-nXeil to those who dcslrs It. INSTRUCTION. WANTED— A IADY TO TRACK GERMAN IN s private school. Apply Mi St South Sholdon-et. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. Anyone wanting houses kept for tub winter ran find good accommodation*. at rcuioua bio term*, at Dexter Park. Apply at Transit liuuie Stable*. D. ROSS, A DESIRABLE LOT ON WENTWORTH-AV.. 111. for 9750, worth S9OO. Will take homo un i buggy in part pay. Call at b!9 Cottage nruvvutel Egan-uv. OARDING HOUSES WANTED, CORNER OF Twmty-lliinl ar.«l stale-el*. 31. C, WILBUR. FOR SALE—THE FINEST DRAUGHT HORSES inlbe country. HUNGER. WHEELER CO, S£-93fiehlrND-Rv„ b&naieru. FOJiSAUt-A NO. J TWO-HORSE PEDLAR'S wasren, tued but little; wliLl*» s»M ehtwp. Call at ICM ITalrte-ov. WALKER .V TAYLOR. Livery Omaha livery, sale and Boantlug Stables, corner Twenty-third and Stoto- Bte. M. C. WILBUR, proprietor. Livery and hoarding stables, w west Jacknon-st., J. MELLEN, Proprietor.. For sale-sm» will buy a faultless young t jam, with nearly new harness and wagon. Apply at £OB West.Lake-sL For sale—dark bay thorough rhed mare.coming?; weighs 1,075 pounds: can trot in* side of three minutes, one mSe or five. Also, baggy, harness, and blankets. WHI sell or trade fur lot la vi cinity of Hyde Park, or in southern port of rity. In quire for No. 60. HOWLAND'S Stable, near staie-et, on Twenty-second-st. ForVaix-a GOOD TEAM. .WAGON, AND harness. together or separate, aa good as new. In quire at H3 yeveatevnth-wt. TTOR RALE OR TRADE—ONH TOP BUGGY. X 1 new, one two seated carriage, new, ectof doable barne**, new, all in find£ruto order, patent wheels on buggy and carriage. Two homes, will s**n cheep for cai-b, or trade for old whiskey. Address, G. IK. S-, Tribune office. For sale-jtjikee teams, wagons and harnr-e. Barn to rent and room* for family. Jo.it Oie tiling for ajmod man. Port time. Apply at rear of 112 Cottage Orove-av. FOR SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF FINE car. rlagrs. saved fmra the fire and not much damaged by hanrtunr. Also; fresh Invoices received and open ing daily of cheap Concord buggies and mud wagons, at prices to suit tho times. PENNOYEH, SHAW CO., corner of Wabaah-av. and Congresa-et. OMAHA BTABLES-FUtST-CLASS CARRIAGES and light livery, at comer of Twenty-thltd and State-bts. THE OMAHA LIVERY AND BALE STABLES are open, comer Twenty-third and State-sts. M. C. WILBUR, Proprietor. The demand is still good for work bc-reci. draft, finale, and Middle horse* with me. comer Hannon-cuurt andVlrtorla-av,, rear 523,525,537, 529, and 53L M. C. BRADLEY. XST ANTED —FOR CASH—A GOOD BUGGY tv hnrsc, Adrtreaa 344 Archcr-av. TIT ANTED—'TO BUY HORSE AND WAGON IT enltable for furniture baamem. STOLL COTTAGE GROVE-AV.—TWO HAND fonuiv furnished front rrami*, with flrrt-clase board: uleo cue largo unfurnished room; reference ns qulred. 04 K WEST MONROE ST. UNFURNISHED trout suite; also, roam on that floor to rent. wlthbnanL QCO WEST MADJSON-ST.. CORNER CENTRE- av.—Two single rooms to rent, with bounL QQ~WE S T UANDOLPILST\ BOARD. WITH o*7\/ large fnrniahed front mim. suitable for gen tleman midwife; al**o, room a nullable for two single gentlemen. In a private family. Terms moderate. *f "A MK'HIGAN-AV., SECOND DOORNORTH U "J of Stxtcenth-st., large front room, with nr without furnltnre, to rent with l*onrd; suitable for gentleman and wife; house all modern Improvements. P-r? WARASH-AV.—2 HANDSOMELY FUR- I *J fJr.Wied rooms (one front) to rent, with board, to gentlemen and wives. Also, room for two gentlemen. References exchanged. 1 Qnt* MICHIGAN-AV. TWO I’SPUIt- JLOH 4 nished rooms and board, la a private fam lly single gentlemen preferred, References requlrtsL o’c t wli tTliiTTu S E—W ASiTin Gf ON Heights. New* new furniture: pleasant r->oms, at mederato rates. Seventeen panl Ivmrd In a private fs.milr for twor three gentlemen. Addm-a J. A. 11. Tribune nlUec. ON WEST SIDE. NEAR UNION PARK. FOR gentleman and wife in private famllv; no other iH-arderb taken. Terms, ?10 per week. 8. N., Tribune olDcc. SOUTH SIDE—TO RENT TO A GENTLE man and wife, the pallor floor of a private red deuce. locat'd north of Tvvi nty-tlrrt-st. ral lies d ‘sir- Ipc ucciunnMnlatloiL- of this chatacUT will id-.-ast* address R U N. can* Tribune branch wlHee, No. 4Jt Wntmsli-av., with n fi n-nces. BOARD WANTED. BOARD-FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD in n private Tamlly having no lioarderw. on South Side near the lake, and north of Twenty.titth-sL Address, X. T., Mlierman House. Board-room and board ry a single gentleman. In a lamtlv having few. if any. bo,int ers. rn MlcMgnn-av. or Wabash-av. Karlv breakfast reqnlml. With term*. addrrtwJ. If. W., Trlhtuie otHco. BO.MID-AND ROOM WANTED RY A YOUNG man on West Wnshingtou-st.. near Peoria private fatally preferred. Address, for two days, D. 8, Tribune office. |MAni)-A YOUNG MAN DEBIRES BOARD and room (bave no objection to a neat room-mite.) hi private family on South side near Twente-nee-nml eft Can give Inv-t of reference. Address, forfthree days, X D. Tritmne etflee. Board— single room and board nv a lady teacher. State terms. Addrco* TEjVCIIER, Tribune oftlce. MISCELLANEOUS. DIVOBCF-H LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR DB sertlon. cruelty, etc. Pee after decree. Eight years' experience. Address Bor 10*7 Post Office. GS. HUBBARD. JR.. REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. as CanaluL, will loose hotuww, collect rout*, sell real estate, and do all kinds of conveyancing. Ber. end wclllocsted residences In the V* eat Division fnr sale. All abstracts of title and other papers In my care saved from late fire. O. 8. HUBBARD, JiL, 88 Ca nal-st. JA. SCHAFER A CO.. FORMERLY IIS DEAR. bom-ht.. have removed to 210 Thlrd-av. All for mer emplores will call prepared to resume buti.uwa Immtdlaiely. IABGE STOCK PAPER HANGINGS AT J BHAIDWOOD'B. 651 West Lake-st. Musical inhtb^3ienth-any one that has a r«Hxl piano to sell cheap, or that wonld like It stored tor tv. winter for its nse. where It will be well taken care of. address M A B, 3t( Wabash-av. TYTEW YORK MONEY LOAN OFFICE AT 711 i> Wabash-av. HENRY 8. HAAS. SEND TO FROST’S DETROIT LUMBER AND Woodeoware Works, Detroit, Mich., for Excelsior. WM. 11. THOMI’SON. REAL ESTATE AGENT, TT 229 west Msdlson-st, Thompson's Bl9ck. Wuat Ride nreosj+y a MAN WITH CAPITAL,-TO BUY the rigid to manufacture, apply, ami sell Lang, mys Patent Hiatt* Coating, for Shingle, Tin. or Board Rorfa. It Is fire and water proof; will not crack or peeleff. Apply or MdrwsT. T. LANGLEY, Grand Hotel, corner Canal and Madlson-eta.. Chicago. lIL WANTKD-ORDER-S FOR SO.OW BILL HE.VDS. It InlrtstosultpurchasiTu. Thev will be matlr ErtnUd and nt reasonable ratea. Ariilress or call at 63 outh C’anal-st, Room upstairs. GAZETTE PRINT ING CO. WANTED— AU. LABORERS GOING SOUTH to apply nt l«* tVest Randolph nt.. where tickets can be had to St. Louis fore"; Memphis. sl2 Vicks butg, sl7 New Orleana. s2i*. and still lower rates to ltd ®e pejng b} l*°Ht from Ht. Louis. Come one come au. dent forget the nnmbcr. ltd West Raodolph-st, WANTED— TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE GOT »T $2,1X10, and want tmslne*<<,; If rou have, and mern bmdneae. call on MKKRILL. 6C9 Atato-st, WANTED CAST-OFF CLOTHING. FURNI lure, betiding, gnna. plxtola. watches. Jewetrv. old grid and direr, and all kinds of goods. Cash paid at 32 Weet Lake «L. near Canal. WANTEI*— BEER KKGH—NOTICE IS HEREBY given to those parties who Imre taken our kegs or barrels, during the fire, for e&irying water or ether porposca. tlwit, unless they retun them to na. or place Un m upon the cidewnlk In front nj their premises within twenty days from date, we wIP take legal etepa to recover them. Downer i BemU Brewing Co.. Hem of good tenants. setVlng homes. IV Jeatinx r.f tholr property with ua. R. KENNEDY A CO.. 1 ;3 West Mndlhon-sC W A NTLID-TO HKNT-fUKEE UNFUHNIHItRD f irvim* for homu-treping, in a qnlet private fam ily. Rent between fifteen and twenty dollars. Refnr cnccs exchanged Addrega K.. 105 Tribune office. TTITANTED-TORENT—A NICELY FURNISHED »f house. with bam. on South Side, iby OEO. C. CLARKE. No 10 Eldiidge-court. VyANTErUTO RENX-fcLEEPINO ROOM IS strictly private fnnifly. Must bo north of Ktrti. *ad Sactirf State-* t. Aildma T M. Custom W ANTED—TO RBNT-A IIOUFB; RENT NOT fWO per annum; water ami gat Addret-*. wMb particular*. W. F. DE WOLF. Box 68. I’. O Wheaton. 111. Wantep-to rent—furnished noose of 7 to 10 rooms, with stable, situated «wt of stalest, and north of Twcoty-eeveathst. Address Rcom IS, 478 Wabash av. WANTED— TT) RBNT-BY CAREFUL PARTIES withent children, a good hoes*. cottage, or lower part of house, situated between Blvtoecitb and Twenty, ninth ft., cast of State. Address D N O, Tribune office. WANTED- TO RENT—S ROOMS AND PANTRY settable for housekeeping, will payfrum JlSto IN per month. Address 1L Z.HOPKtNA 2091 Blue Islacd-nv. T\T ANTKD—TO BENT A FURNISHED HOUSE ft of Sor W rooms. Dcrtrable location. Rontaod crate. Adilrtes. stating terms. M- B. Trlbuno office. TITANTF.D—TO RENT—ANY PERSON HAVING I v wltage to rent, convenient to bualnesa portion of tho c.Hy. can beer of a good tenant by addreMiag C O D, Tribune office. Uf ANTED—TO RBNT-A SMALL COTTAGE, OR suite of rooms, suitable for housekeeping,. Is tho vieinirt of Aberdeen and Madison. Good refer Address CIIAS.W.J.. Tribnne office. MACHINERY. A irfefc* ENGINES,' PoC TABL #TO 40-fIQRRK A powrr« threshing. I and circular saw Adlla, Foramen's grinding mills, com bdtmg, etc. COLLINb EATON) Agrat, TO Soulh BRANDY’S STATIONARY AND~PORT.viLLS Engines and savmills,l>*nlela A Woodworth's pGh. cr*. saeh ticker 4nd moulder, shaping machines «nd twrtUlng msohlnea, SS Oaaal-at P. W. NORTHROP. Agent. F)R BALE—CHEAP-ONE 2D.HORSB.POWBB eogtne. nearty now, aw Btato-at. *I?0R SALE—MACHINERY—ONE »-16 ENGINE. X: with a 16-10 double floe boiler, ad In complete run ning order. with bolting, shafting, and pudlm. Will be sold cheap. Inquire I. MAY. 177 to liC Msther-st. TbfACITINBBY —BHAFTINO. PULLETS, AND 1U hanger*: machines tor folding shirt fronts;an kinds of iioprom! machines for making paper bo*m: psp(T~coll*r machines ot the most Improved styles; ex perimental machinery tod modsla; maohloety furaiah rd to losers by the fire at reduced prices, at w. M. TOL H U RFTR Machine Works, Troy, N T. P. R—Agent wyofrd in rhleaen. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 77GR RALE—A SMALL LOT OF FURNITURE, I lounge, chairs, stando. bedstead, Ftoro, dee. 231 Fullon-et Cbll belwren 10 and It PATTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO srll a*n m*t the hleltost ea.ih prioe by calltn-* on or » fur an Illustrated premium irju-r. Scad fur pm-nmean and Instruction* fur ,la r- J. L-vimiam uu, box ssw. lotk. TVTA NTKD-Aj.LLA BORERS OOIXO SOUTH TO Hj.my nt IVS He»t R:imb>]ph.*.t., In fj;c meeinenl. *.H, l, *u'l n V. 1 **Ito 1to LonU fur S7 McmpW*. «i the lowest ralcrf. Ism t turret—lMA', cst Randojphst.. in tlie basement. \V N DI*’AVIAN *.»K fl Ocman farm Jabon>n*. i watchmaker, blark smiths, wogonmakMT*. boilermaker!*, machinists oiul ’errant girls at g*>*d wage*. Tran-pertallon advauct-L Apply to tho agent for scandmsvfcm Sooletv of lion.- ton. Texas, at 104 M tlw*ukre-a v„ wlktv. alio ticket* South over Illinois tVatral are *.,1.1 cheap. WANTED-tWMKX IL.taH U. FRKE ff fare; no *.tll«-e f»-e. Also. -V) farm hand* Annlv enriy nt No. WASTEL'-AT 1000 NORTH if ALsTEInsV v reliable, faithful man to wa. lt about the Uoanc. tFaXTED-A Fliuvf-l.'i-Atv* DltAUliTirs.’i'AJf IT for map work.. Stale wig*-. and add tv**, with specimen of small lettering. MAPs, Tribun** office. XU ANTED—SOO JIKN FOR MISSOURI. AKKAN- If sas, Texas and TVnneeeee. Now is tho time u» go South.. Apply at lob Vwt Randolph-**.. up stairs. WANTED— TO LKUT. THIS DAY. -V) HEX TO go lutn the pineries—n winter's work, and free fare given, with good wages. Apply at Kmplnvmont HiauqoartcisJ Roam 3I Lind's Black, Kandulph-st. bridge. TVANTED-.-COPYISTkI. SKVEItAI, PERSONS T f writing good rapid buntaww hand, for a few 'Uys, tornpy letters. in own baart-wrillDg. stating compensation reqniniL NATIONAL Tribune office. WANTED—BY A WHOLKBAJJ-: HOUSE—A i stunt bor.oretV about 17, iwiitiag with naronis. One experienced tn WRipuiugbuiMlirn invfemsL Good references require, L Ai«ln*w U 11. Tribune office. "WANTED—AN |EXPEItIKNCED CANV*VSSER tT foreitv advemslug. Apply at roam No. 3, 121 Wcslilnplon-st. W-VNTED-A POUTER AND VIUKMAN. AP •tt ply at Riverside Rolel. lUvei>lde. lIL \YANTED—2O PINEUI U\NlifT TO GrT oN to-day, free tire. SO fur railr«KuU and leve»v* to coSouth. Apply w K .V. ANGEL.L. ffi West Ran dolphpt. Bookkeeper*, Clerk*. Ac. Y|rANTED— A GOOD ACCOUNT.VNT ONE it w!w> can attend to correspondence and direct ship ping. Ajlberal salurv given and good reference ro qclrtd. JOHN UlLfia. 'rtr A> TED SALESMEN, IMRKDIATELY OR .11 latof January', several experienced men who can aell largely of tli>n to mnr boat tailors. An ply toE.IL VAN|tNGi:N a CO.. New York. TITANTED-TWO traveling "I hat, cap and fur eab'emen UmnedUtelr. Must bo well reeoramemled. ANDERSON Jt GILBERT. 6 Booth WoahlogVm-st., Peoria. lU. TSTANTEO-A FIRST CI»\SS BANK CLERK V who understand-* gerund banking Imalne&a. High reference* required. Address, N. TUCKER A. CO., Sherman House. WANTED— AT OSCK.U NO. J OHDHU CLERKS, one light exprtVM wagon. borne and hsmes*. ply to VAN SCILAACK. STEVENSON .t REID, wholesale ilmgs. corner Eighteenth.**. a*rt Wnbaoh-ar. X 27 ANTED—AYOCNd MAN TO ACT AS ASSIST n nut b.-ok-keeperaml wholesale hou.*}; one who Uvea ut borne preferred. send houdwiiUug. Addrre* 2SC Michlpan.av., G. M. WANTED— BY ONE OF THE OLDEST HEAL E«tatcflmisin the rite, a tlrat-chwk bookkeeper,' a middle aged man pn-ferretf. Address B.TribuneoGlce.', ATTANTED A GOOD PIIACTICAI. BOOK- T teener, to take general charge of the office work.’ for a brick yard. A- the portion w a verr responsible one, shoula prefer him to take some nllglit interest la the bUßinens say 82.W). To Urn right man .will pay ft.fiOO per annum. Addre— H. A U.. «2 Michigan-av. ■\\TANTEIi~A YmENG MAN WHO THOR onphly undcr-d.anb* the mail grocery business, and i.s willing to work for a moderate -alary. Address or apply to C. A s., corner «»f Collage Grove and Egan-are. XITANTKD— ROOKKEKI’KU WHO t’NDKIt. Msuii!-»l»iml>-‘r. Mud be willing to do anything. AddrwsyVlDNl'NC. core of mi Wab-v-h-av.* CLERK—A YOUNG MAN. 1 1 with uot le*s than 2 years' evperieuce, can obtain n moderate .‘••ftbiry and steady employment of C. 11. Bennett. l>»mni.«. lowa. Apply lo TOLUAN dt KING, 53 WcM J.aW-l. Trade*, ■\\TANTED-A GOOD JOf REYMAN TAI LOR M (coal maker'. Will Uave.-teadr work. Please _J. OsBUKN, Big Rapids, Ml. higaa. AT FIUKNIX STOVE J" slid e. No. SW North Dearborn at. Won! Ibe glnd to see any of my old luiuds. K. IT. MASON. T ANTKD-GO('C AT AND TIN ROOrEILS Apply to WABNEi: d: PARKER. IffJ Eighteenth Ht. \\TANTKD-WATCH MAKER OF KXPKRI KN »T end ability, to take charge of a largo aimunt of weak in Boston. Apple hr Mt-'-r. giving name and teh t. tile*, to Ro\ No. U*i* Riston Puatom.e. W r AN’.'ED—IMMi;i»IATKI.V, ONE GOOD SAIT m y.-r who mider.it»nd.i Vmting out window atl' door iramea. Apply ul ST Wi.*et jchlcagivar.. c*jr.i-*i tinen-st. WANTED—TWENTY FLOCK AND TWENTY »t tlpht barrel co.ij.'r-i. Anplr to JONES A cj( PIN. comer Weiilwotlh-HV. and Slxteeuth-Ht. Cliica go, UK "VV ANTED—A KIitST'OI.ASS VINKOAK MAKEII —f'l'p wlio r:m rume well ft'* otuiut*u«lo»L Ai»plt at 7C3 \Vc*t M:HlL«on-Ht. \\TANTEH-AT TIIK UNITED STATES MA fin*' Ho*pitiil, Ijike View. s rin»t-rl«A» hUU* roof, cin, tin-l flasH (Oppereuiltlie. ti bricklayers, 4 stone xnn»oiH,? carpenter**. AVANTEI>Ia TINNliu AT €74 AJtCUBR-AV. T T btouly employment. WANTED-TO LITHOGRAPHIC TRANSFER cr«—A nn-t-olHxs majupjin gvi a rood place by ap plying Immediately. Addrtv*. witb tcrmj and rvfer ••ncvn, MILLS d CO.. lipM Molnm, (ova "W ANTED—TO PHOTOORAPHKHH-A GOOD T printer; also, n girl tu mount piolUTVfcivnd mike mrwli evncrally ust-fuL Apply at ZU west Madl- HCB-fet, TTrANTEIV-A FIRST-CLASH ORRMAN WAO. _» ~?£l. l HS ker: mwi with family preferred. Apply to TL MEYkR. Palmyra. Macoupin County, HI. WANTED —3 RULERS, .1 HU LI NO MACHINE feed* w. 3 lob printer*. aud 3 Gordon feeder*. CAMERON, A3IBERG, HOFFMAN A CO., M West Randolph-*!, ‘WANTED-.PLUMMER. OAEPIITBR,' AND ff boy, at 27? Wc*g Randolph-**. WANTED TINNER, AT SM HTATKST steady work. X^ANTED—IMMEDIATELY -TWO FKKDERS f drnm cylinder Apply t« C. B. STRONG, Chicago Newspaper Union. North Jef (ergont-L TfrANTED-SIX FIRST-CLASS THUNK-BOX T» maker*. Highest wage* and steady work. An ply at 371 Wwt Lakr-t. 1 r ANTED—TWO MILLERS TO DRESS STONB, 11 immediately, at C North CnnaUi. TyANTED-AT ONCE. 90 MASONS AND BRICK -11 layers; also, ioo laborer*. Mechanics' and Man ulartnnra' Exchange. «9 state-at. WANTED—PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS. If W Fourth-st. D. REARDON. WANTED— A GOOD SHIRT CDTTKU-—APPLY SITUATION WANTED—BY AN’EXPERIENCED Matter builder, ns superintendent or foreman beet of reference pjven. Addreas RM J. Tribune office. Wantkd-poub GOOD TINNERS, AT SIS tt WcetLake-bL \V‘i I ?I I T) r A GOOD COAT-MAKKIL ALSO, ff b hceholmnn. 713 West Madlson-eL ‘VLT'ANTED—TWO OP. THREE GOOD TAILORS ▼f Apply at W1 Wnt Loke-n. AT W. P. LOTHIAN'S, at 75 North Wclls-st, Call early. __ WANTED-BRICKLAYERS AT kV7S PER DAY CHAS. K. WILLKTs. M Michigan -at. W A N T E D—S TO E MASONS, SOUTHWEST *—.rjmep Chirk and Madlsou-ni., and northeast cor per R abash-av. and Watcrat. D. GOODMAN -A OtRL T9 GRfiKRAI. liru« wf.fk for amumU tamllr. Mturt vradh Iron a»i)1 crrk veU. AmdyatlSff Indun.^r, \VANTED—A GOOD COOK. W.XSITfiU A.VD Mnr htT ,M?r n U privalTED-A PASTRY COOK, WHO "ONDHR h>i Appl J rftt lUveraide Ho- WANTTSD-AT THE’ WESTERN AVENUE »t House. pa We*t Madbmn-ot., a good cook and fllnlrrrorm Ctrl. WA NTEIX- A COOK, AT TT> CANAI*ST., CORNER baeemrnt. WANTED- AN EXPERIENCED SECOND PH. ,Pnx*Vh. German; or Jhm!& Apply bo twten lu and 1 o’clock, atSO Mlchlgan-ar, T\T<'NTl_L l -«A GOOD GIHL TO DO tiKNKRAI. Tt (.ivrrnnu, Swede, or Norwegian ore^ ferrrd. Apply -t ya n Klahteentii-gt. Seametre WANTED— A, NURSE GIRL. WHO CAN SBW. to go icSpclojrCtdd with a family \?tio nil! board wrf, -i 2 i n u Sl* the winter. Apply at CU Wabasha*.. ncarTTdnetmtl^t. 'WT.ANTKD—IMMEDIATELY, KXPHUIENOBD i f tu-cc tie hand*. Good wagm for /rood bands. Ap ply St No. 557 CvtlagtJ GrvvcsaT. J. M. FRANK, Agent. PARTNEBS WA3TTED. PARTNER WANTED—WITH A PEW HUND a prolltabie enterprtw. Addrwa ay SIN ESS. Tribune office. WANTED—SAMUEL MITCHELL, JIT Isto the Arm of Mltchc-U. Lawrence A Ford toto. la towtu of meeting with a partner with lfft.roc.to be limited in the cut and gmnmel label r S©kCo aAMrBL MITCHELL, WUmette, PARTNER ANTED—A THOROUGH* BU-Jt bees man. With from SIOUMO to fa.OOO caah. In the t<-»*t legimate bo4ore. being oat of health, wtu adl ouo half. or wlic-lc, of Mtock and custom. Tblais a ran cluince for a tellable penem, with a capital td (kOD or ?XCOO. No other need apply. B-«nf reforeura* civtn and required. Apply to J. I* WAYNE A SON. H Nortli Canal-ht. PARTNER WANTED—TO TAKE A TWO third* Intercet In a planing mill, and sash, door, and blind fwinrr the mill haa a planing btutaeas of twenty million font a year: within easy shipping dis tance of Chlcagn. For further partlcularn J. P. COUI J*. Wb (Jr.urfl. Post Office. Oshkneli. Wla. liA m ni;r' wantcd-zn omailv city tan. neiy. AiUrtw JZ. 11.'OSBORN, T-*vk Box 571 Omaha. SITUATIONS WANTED—M&IS, lUt*rtnancoo*« linTATIOX WA NTEI) —TO BOSS AXD KEEP O time of men ou South Side, clearing ruins, v z. Tribune office. Bookkeepers, Clerks* Ose, CfTTTATION WANTED—AS BOOKKEEPER OR- Can giro best of reft-rencm. Address Tltblltmofflco. £jm, ATI O.N WAMEIMS TICK CITV OB O rom-fry. in wholesale liquor and wine, of In a Wndceal.-er frt.sH cigar. pipe and tobacco. or fancy ta*od>. »-r m a hardware store can work at the tionerfe trfuif. auu fair cam of books; can give best of refer* enre AppTv M Mndlson-at. wiTrATiax wanted—by a young max ot* iTj e:v.t artilrces. In some good house as a-uistaas Lwi-keepcr or salesman. Can give the of refer ences. 1 am willing to work. Addrtsa HOPE. Tri bene office. SITUATION ANY CAPACITY Ity a bookkeeper. Z\ quirk at figures, good refer offiet’ BmaU saLtfy Address Trtousa (SITUATION WANTED-1N A DRUG STORE, BY KJ a young man has some experience in the business. T” w *rman and English; count also taka »*V^!^ a St tofbook!l Wages not so much an objocC aa a good place. Address DIfuGGIST. 123 Canal-si. S’T'a'T,',?;! r N Ta)-I.V A W«OLE-i,VLB *Joj,t aa,? afore, bv a young m«n of cVoimtan t ,i W lVli TE *>-rAN EXPERIENCED wahier ’•‘“Payment tw bookkeeper. Tmdea. cjwn J A l r QITUATJON WANTEDUbY- A FIRST p German cutter, who has been tht \£SSZT? n A' 0a ot l«Rwt mer?h2nitJi^S? bnnnftwoi in Chlragn. Aililreu SfHAUURr BBAUNJ-NG, 803 W«»t lake-ah -HAJIDKL SITUATION WANTED—RT A x ’i RST CLara oil grAloer. Addacea OSCAR Q. LHILVN* Itaneon-st., Bowtoo. Rasa. Coachnen* QITUATION WANTED—AS ICOACITVf VN UN O derstanda takrng care of borne*; would co bat *of town. Addreea.JF. 152 North Jefferwa-Ht. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE lUlaccllnocoun* QITUATIDN WANTED-BY A LADY WHO LOST O by the fire her home, wanlmbe, aad money, with wmie gentlrnuo ae private secretary, clerk, coprlat, or aroanneneti, or to write In an office. Best of referen ce* given. Address for one week GARNET, Trlhuna Office. Situations wanted—for fihst-clasr female servants: also, for nurse girls, Ac. Astdr at the Dome office, 1563 Stato-at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY ot considerable experience, would like to obtain m situation aa canhler or clerk in a cigar nr confec tionery etore. Good references. Address S C F u. Tribune office. Domestics* SITUATION WANTED—BY A SCOTCH OIRI, to do aecond work, or take cure of children; on uerttandi* sowing on different machines. Call jit sm trame-av. w S'STiA 10 8 WASTED-BT TWO REftP-SCTA oIe (rtrls. one a* rook, the other a* second •irl on ff^j^ lW w nrt,lna sn:Ulfa, 9 u RoodrefetwJwJ Pkaie at 752 Monday SITDATtONS WANTED-BY TWO BESVECTA bIe girK one to cook and the other to do second work; beet of reference given. Call or address 959 SITUATION WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS. ONB t c0,lk th ra ir k Of peiK-ralhouse. »ntk In a small family. Good references if required. Please call at 752 Indlansav. 1 SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT £7 pin. as rook or second girl. Call on her prveedt employer, Michigan-av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A* RESI*ECTARI JS girl todo general housework, Ple;iM* cull at NcC -17 South Di^pltdne.s-ht HeauMtrrMM, SITUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED k.7 urmanasbonsokix peror seamstress; understands Crst-class cooking. Address, B M. No. 13 North Grecn-at.. up-stairs. Ilonxekcepor*. C* TTUATION WANTED-AN AMERICAN RADY. u w.ftercr by the tiro, wMie* n position ns honsa- K« cj/r or r.ur.-e. A home more of an ohfect than par. Apply between 3 and 12, for one week, at Mrs. Thom®. M'liV. too? St.ste.st. TO RENT-HOUSES. r|V«» RENT—ONE NICK COTTAGE AT H \ULEM. A i|e nice ci'tiaire ul Oak Paik, one nice cottage at -V 4t;n. DAA A SANBORN. No. M West Mndleoa BU r 3' (l JA.NT—N r.W TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT dw*lilng. all modern Improvements, lav. Wabaah o*-.. r.io-y to“Ccnpy in tew days *V«. storo 1-Ot HJa.e. new, fc-cu per year. Apple to WM. TOUT. 912 .dKulcan sv, AND R.VSKMEXT RRICJC F. lionsp. with ham bouse It-v n room.-*, cellar and an nilTOprorciTienU. comer Twbb tv Plcnth ;party routine mn«t bur thj furniture wUiek i-tr early new, am! lirst-cLuw. mo rent—norsK^’A -^^3 J. l«MpT»*«r «riNT— HOUHB-AJfD FURXiTtTRE PO» mie very low. AJ*n, a library and blelnwar PI. *no. Inquire nt 39 THyrlck-av. KENT—AT INKTKA A BEAUTIFUL JUf- S. Mdcnre vltli K.ine furniture. Kont)nwtocw4 tffinnt. H. 'WHI'PLE,. Room a, aoutUwest ooiuwr Kmdolph anj Haleted-flta. rro KENT—AT EVANBTON-0R HELL HOUSES J. and lots. H. WHIPPLE. Boom B. Masonic Build lug, south mat comer Randolph amt Hab*ted.«ta. Mb BENT—OR FOR SALE—AT ST. CHARLBCL J- 55inllt‘8 wert of Chicago, a 2 wtnrr 1 frame hon*Tli i wnw. clatcm, well. *tr. Four lot* in evatre of vtlbwm. l lJvfnllHvftilconnettloM with Chicago. JOKES db BUNDY, 150 Fourtbav., orH. T. ROCKWELL, at 110 RENT—HOUSE OFB ROOMS. FrnVTTTTW -or ofllo; fimt-clasa. No. 7 WUcox-ar., near comas cj w eatem ar. and Madlwm-at. TO RENT-A BRICK HOUSE ON WASHING ton-M., near Union Park, 13 room*. hot and cM water. Furniture for sale. Inquire at No. 90 w«k tagten-at., Boom 2. TO RENT—MY LARGE ANT) COMMODIOUS hrrw*.-with fnrnllnre and stablestnortheastooe err of Mlchignnnv. and Fortleth-st. Anoly mormlajr and night on premises, or at office* of WM. D. g"wn- FOOT, W Washlngton-at. H. K- PICKET. TO RENT AND FURNITURE TOR SALE— Cottage horue. seven rooms and large basemans pleasant location. Apply on promises, t« .South Green at-, or to T. H. BROWN. Jr., care Culver. Pun. Hoyne A Co.. 11. IS. and l& North Desplalnes-st. TO RENT—UNTTL.THE IST OF MAY, A Tl9D ronghly furnished house in one of the pleasantest Icratlcna at Evanston. Apnlv at once to char w, RANDOLPH. Board of Trade Room*. TO RKNT-WS PARK-AV.. fi ROOMS AND _ N. MONROES UttTwenty-eccond-gt. TO KENT—BARN FOR 8 HORSES. AND ROOMS for family; also for sale 3 teams. twagons, and har jM*». Fart lime. Apply la rear of H2 Cottage Orar*- T° ir K e v T T NI V X P°TTAOIS OP S ROOMS, Auatln. Apply to JOXZM 01-OHLS A is went Madlbon-Kt. V.ENT—FURNISHED* HOUSE OP 7 ROOMS S cnM'esti Washington, near Grecn-nk—*B3. 8. AL LEN A CO.. Real Estate Agents. 18 West BaodrHphnt. TOO RENT—COTTAGE HOUSE 256 MAT-fiT.. i 5 roota^; Vim^LZ”** |ro per month. 'rTP-storr anoMsoment brick h*QM °i r^T c n Unwin frs per month. J.IL KEELI- R. aa Halsied-wt.. corner Harrison. TO AND BARK, ment bridle. No. C 46 West Waehinjrtoa-at. wut be rented Dnutehed for trm months. Tq RKNT-HOOSE 1153 MICHIGAN-AV.. WITSt fonilture. until May. 1373: 10 rooms, marble friidtc N l2T* e towement, all modern Improvements, for gl.yp per Himnm. mO RENT-TWO GOOD BRICK HOUSES. M _yncan fIT per month; alno small frame hooaaa lowa. Aildroea L. F. PARKER, Davea- TO RENT-ROOMS- fllO PjPAT-FPONT BO<*3f, WITH OR WITH fTK) RKNT-A L,\ItGE FRONT PARLOR AND iLi!- b^lr‘ 0 ?-l ,ll L W 5 r f® 0 or room, for flretr?^ <>t}etocn at 417 Weal Tan P R PAIIT OK HOUSE. NO. tornb-hM or uiilurnUhed, to gentto njtn and Ti-jfe, suitable for housekeeping. svmw h IGU J BASEMENT. 230 WEBT _ Randolph-rt. Inquire at 226 West Handnlph-at. mO BENT—SIX-ROOM BASEMENT, WlTtt ba n l, No. 702 WHShlngtou-ar. Apjdy at 47 MSI T*° PUNT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT flt-ite ccd other plcoaout roomaaiai West Mon- mO RENT—A SECOND FLOOR. 25XM FT ty JL nty new bnUiUng. aeuiliwoMt corner of Lake and Prona-at*. Also all nr mrt of Uio tlilrd floor, £or£S R_ nHU>‘ 10 BUIU App^r on promiae*. W. h! TOSREKT—STORES. OFFICES. TO fTKNT-r^"RGK^>^Rߣ^^o?fT ,V BDrLSr -i?f.S a r'f'^ C h i. r near AYRES •2 £OI {n| U ftb3J.ll.AT. rpo RENT-A DOUBLE PARLOR IN A BUST J. tv*.-* !~*sfK>R. suitable for a merchant tailor UT We^lrffVin-s. Inquire witldn. TyK®SsJa%°BS*^®^» mo rent second and third loh-~ R2NT-A LABQK HALL, 00x30. SUITABLE X for manufacturing. Inquire at au Archer-**. TO RENT—A FINK BASEMENT AND FttoirP chamber* Irr offices, heated, and Janitor T%a y.re, at 651. Wabaah-ar. r. f|H» RENT-TWO FINE FRONT ROQMfI Aywit I, OTLIW BROS