IK
ft'-V
COMMIRCIAL.
Wl.l> IMjav Kvi:mnc;. Jfov.
enretly-xvtclpts anil shipment* of
tt>oii ti nuc tl»i- n:ist foiiy-oltfit
ixnt't, with tiio
•u-
pmtoJS
bourn, a]
-qooautj
Hfreipft. Sh ipmcni*.
1-70. 1871. I*7o. IP7I.
Y-.sX U.U3 6.'96 15.0*8
*i<V 515 :2s.*«o 123.y.*a R»..V»I
0.100 15S.1H*. hV.S74
K'.rv* 37.016 130.273 35.302
•.*'.••.10 5.333 1*.«72
VO 74.010 r.,«?5
.124.v* 37.005 50.019 10,734
.3.616 2U«vJ 51.410
,nT3.V>> 202.HC9 54.900 196,171
43.5*20 27*.*K»4 471.770
2.s7*' Ms* 2.013 7.602
I.2JC. 670
237,764 3.10,020
-Floor, il
Oru.lri
Oats, bi'
Kj<*. bil
Barley-
Cntu m
Brooui f]
-Cot meal
Boef.brJ
Totk.hj
tij
Tnllow.J
■Butler, t
UvebOL
r
Sides, u«_' 3T3.572 105,226 215.i50
.HlghWAfi- tvt: MIS 23s 7MI
‘y°ol,
rotate I?' :r,.400 3.012
Bombia r n.f.ie 15.273 3.007 4.225
Shingle TV 5.2.< l 3.057 2.427 4.100
Jjllh, z 4'Xt 553 410 400
bait, 12.U15 25565 1,71b 3.025
■W»tI*?oQ Mendav hucl TueMlay for city
i,„ client; 10.227 hucorn; 3.500
b “j? 7sa Im barley.
The tag grain has beon inspected Into
store o'clock tbl- morning: 341 ears
■^ueetirtcoru bu No. 2 do; 125 cars
pat»; C'fio. a d«*: 17 vara rye; 39 cara bar-,
TtijcurO 4'*7.fKdibu.
/u®Pitnarkrt* were irregular to-day, pro.
V while breadstuff* were etrong
to a general advance in New
vrk<t ßt3m i- growing more suarco than
aid be the case at thl* date,
ine un d shipments are for two
days. no posting yesterday, on uc
is now quite active: nearly as
mucbfcjtnSh,. fire. a great proportion of our
out with good working
«locs*--atls ’lumber have started than was
that a good many of the
traders would drop hack;
j, as jone so, and a goodlv
ers are on Uieirfect again,
incumbrances,
ine rne»l.‘nitlng Company of Buffalo
“•J |«dtt' ir revised rates of storage, to
j-**® Cs-abS after December 1. These are:
lirst t* xefroiu grain aud l-4c from vessel;
each Jays. i-4c; tho limit of win
ter sto jc, which carric* thu grain from I>e
tioti alter ill® opening of navlga-
HJgi wen less active but steady, at Mon
day h tonaJ although New York was re
lH'rte<. Bale- w-re 150 brls at 85c.
more active, at l-2cdecllne,
j£. and Tc for corn, by sail to But-
b 0»ego was taken at 12c. A total
t»« ouiTni& r tors was reported, which will
carry QQhMwheal. 145.000 bn corn. 6,000 bu
O and is.ooo bu burned grain.
_.‘V^ v h ri5E les-i active, and nominally n
tT*ViP <l*fch quotations are unchanged.
Holden-gaff at yesterday's figures, while
f*?* ilTpke<i concessions, and but few
■want the properly. Mess
rp r for cash or heller December;
7i2?M» r January, and 813.00ai:U2 J-2
at n 3-4 aS 7-be cash or seller
Hecenjb OTBa9c -elh r January. Old short
nos about one cor load in
meats were quoted at
J •-»a4fij<JMp r Jin ,i .*»y-4c for short ribs;
u w c Ml«n. for December delivcrv.
at ahbttoer-. Cl-sc for clear ribs.
.‘bOttWflear; gn-en hams 7c; sweet
WM&ilc; me-s beef. $3.00; extra
me-« l.oOr^mrkvr 1 tallow, a 3-ic. Sales
“£f, brl»do, seller Januiiry, at
812,1*0; neiclonl at s 3-4 c; 2oft tes do. seller
Janua;*j.fl(gj t t- ,»io Uv-JJold short ribs at
61-2c:^6B|| am i 250 lioxt-c Cumberland*.
h°tu wgc«(Mcr.on private terms; iso brls
iues«> llis green shoulders at
w -‘?rSiliftnis at
t-lODijaßdtiv* but steady, buyers being
rutlivr ldlWii(>l(l>Ts weii- not auxlous to
t-\ ‘WfMßmh-i* w r reported 350t»rls
wmte*c*tttoon private terms: 200 brls
at 67.2’: gno brls do at
BT.W; 100 brl- do at W. 37 1-2;
If*" to 1- do at 10.1 brls do
(low) on private tonus; 123
btUiyatfap. Total. I.*o>» l»rl.-. Also, too
kii «ocl meal at ?2.75: ami 10 tons
Di!ddlar?.iWßj track. Bran wa- quoted ut
414.n0 .391*
Wh-qu££jbt!ve and strong till near the
°n MeN»ii* H*-k w.ip qunt.-d firmer, and
the .-hipiNT•- iii thar city are
takiugdlttft?, wheal they ran quietly lav
their lu to supply largo Kin o
peau d'|ea. v 3Cli*--e farts brought out a lit
tle m,t here. Put the aetivilv
wa- pryapequl aivi-. Theiuark<-tfor seller
hist ha'ieefiaße! «'ts-nvd at $1.20 1-4. fell off
-l-2e. t.i 81.J1 t-j. and
•Ics**d 5-s. Seller the moillh,
or eashprißgltvgidan sold jit BM.ui.2d 1-1.
glosiiio S4,a;6*',ier sold at 81.20 :i-4a1.22 1-4.
.N**. 1 s>B|M«nc and strong. Winter wheal
quiet sales were reported of
n.tAt hcprtagiiliardi at 81.2.; t-2; 1.20 a tm do
at »I.23mVttrS spring at 81.20 1-2; s:t,4'»i Im
doats:s.«Mni(loai 81.2-'l-s; a;i.2<K>bu do
at tl.2n»adggn; tl.it* 7--: 31.200 bu do at
HB do at ♦1.191-2; 5.000
bu do .1-Bunco bu do at 51.19: 5.2i*0 l»u No. 3
spring l-9wf*obu rejected spring at Si.oi;
i.iW bt4Uon»-> bu No. 2 red w inlerat ft.25.
Total. ltus9S
Com in good demand, both
-pecubul fanhipiuent.owing to a reiiortisi
where corn is tiiiif (o be
•s'arce.iqtw for cash lota wa- largely for
especially wanted, ami,
n-uitivaerjttsiu No. 2. The market for No.
iHimn-ipolfepHt l-.us Me.dosing with buy
ers at tiaeißKeJeeU d eP—»-d at 45 l-2e; new
at 45c. ;e thtf week, and 44 l-2e to arrive by
T4..*:*o
16.M4 4N500
1V..01U IftT.f.M) 71.637 JO.USO
.vi«i fc.iSi JWI
‘AM *JO4 1 467
tin* IMhSSOIr UiP month (No, 2> hi'Ul at
♦o lit tin- nisido. t'aMi halos
«vn* rvotliK’o I*» N". i at 4* 1 -‘it' 2.400 »m
•io at <;l,ap |)a do at 1-lc ll.'NXi 1m do at
t- 1-Sr :LdOJtt 45.-: r..<vx> liu do nt 4fn* alloat:
T,2tO luadatl4(V; ‘.‘.ntflili do at 4.'. :m I2.MK)
t. do ai; im do at 4:« Mr L»n do at
tr.r: .‘.s eltoic ut 4M-2r: s.ciw bu iiow at
t» I'.vaTotafl. i 4; .4in)tm.
Oat- ftire and hinm;'. liritir In urgent
r*-«|it«*Htiaatki‘t I'lv tH-d tlrm at vr>triday%»
prior. *mptS|iM to :r*Mr.and rlovdtdronc
nl :d: 1 i iiit- ca*di. or rrmilur ndlrr
lirmiiHWftf antiary Mddat :rj l-2a33r, and
Hor NTTJJfc. <’ash salr* won* rrportrd
of I'i.owi* Mr 2.ia>'t.u at 32 t-dr 72.2<m t»u
-3t l-2r alloat: 2.»oolm rrjrrtrd
jt 20r:l flat 2d i-2c; I.KM 1m Uonli'so
Total,«.
Uyo i
blchoral
yort tl»:»1
an cvlil.*
TUrri’ls*
tlcnt-fi.
wcr: l-H
I .GO" bU Jj
(ror.duj
ilo.il
B;u>s
No. 2.
u. ptitj
Sod demand and averaged l-2c
Ipday. notwithstanding the re
fk hasu.fiOo.uO instore: this is
[e, the sbn-k being 2-W.OOO bn.
laheof some kin<l in tbo Chicago
rments of rye in store do not
hand shipments. Sales to-day
l 2 it f-oc; a.-.xio Undo at 50i-2c;
ie;t,2oi*lm dual .vc; 5,000 1m
s*obn rejected at stc 800 bu
a.MObu.
fOi«! lemaml. opening at r»2e for
dim at .Vic Old. Tin* inquiry
fur Miipuu-m. Cash sale* wen*’
fcu No. at .Vi* l-2c; 4<Ml 1m do at
at rcic: v.4o> buuoutfi 1-2; too
b soo bu do at .'ac; j.ooo 1m No. y
it 43e; 4«>a im rejected at :iso: 400
[Tie; i»u do at G-V; 400 lm do
iDbu.
re|»ort‘*®
ra M-; rj
bn do t»W
•it I4e;«
tui, hy -J
•"tt ,V>r 2J#oba.
''*The*’ r u> J'lS'ifjunf s»e«ort« that the
ftocka hSarc tuucii larger thau usually
belicv*-*?®
-Thvtrm'Von of tin* Baltimore coth-e
tiuaki t-of Wrh October, declare* the
.t«Kk oiHinii*ortenc hands to In* ooo—none
(t a ii. mate adviern pul the stock io the
hi.mis*** 1^ o** 0 J'n J wholesale grocers
-jj »rouJ^-' i u o
••XlieOjt'ajjH published reports, tinder
date ofSlvemlMT. put the slock* of eollW*
in Lmpot*i v.7M hag*. IThe fact is. that
>it/*re ettf this marked, in the hands of
t T r ‘t ami speculators,*’a stock of
rmin ♦tWmo hacs.
»nio sAignt of November 4 fives the fol
inwinc qwuililit-* of *ome of tlio principal
left at lido water fromtite
r. >ninil at¥)f navigation to and Including
hf> in the years indicated:
010 f ISC*. IKTO. 1871.
r*annle—> Jfoi, Jfrn/10.
Vtoiir K-f OCI.n-i 317.100 205.800
XVbeit bUKT.IfO 17.465.200
rani b-t a.v.1.*00 5.4M.2t*0 17.*.‘52^00
rkViA, ..t 1‘.*7.700 J.0. A).400 2,200.300
n„(- d 2.672,300 5,ti7,:i00 4,03.>,700
p"l ’b .1 234..-IO 455.000 074.1W
-i 20C.-SK) 710.000 841.000
The! JiaUrtin says
i need that (he President of the llli
rinteCV s-lroid. controlling l.Goo miles of
tf-nek 1 drtluTU tcTuiimtsis at Chicago, and
intoff ively engaged In the grain carry
r“, n any olher Western road—has just
the company'* ng.-nt in New Or
iV,nsT#t “Can you open shipments of
i-ncdui'* w Orleans c«astwi*e and abroad f"
ttieaal Mnptlv rotnrn«*dwas. Wntehouse
A d e\ N ooat 'ample tonnage' abundant;
?-nh»- oU send.” The commercial pre-8
i that l-° urging uj*on her merchant* the
•limrov present favonible opimrtuulty to
ti-lwu "rtion of the Western grhiu trade
TtraU that port.**
rlnj |f-M« higliiticiiiit facts sullice fora
to that now j the time ;to make a
?,V/.ie«* I >n the wtmc direction, and to es
LuUsV facilities nev'vted to make* tUU a
™.4cr: **<t and distributing point for the
r the interior! In view of recent
vents w! with that trade, ««r eicrrhautu
-ndrai mager* ought to realize that its
?iiinrc lepends alhio-l entirely upon the
irjLi for handling, storage, and shlp-
Smits be afforded it."
LATKH.
in tb nv>n wheal was limi. opening at
~j fo last lialf. and closing at 41-211-s.
iJothiu I*orled in other market*-.
In tb
*\.il fo
jv.itliiu
'be Daily itfiirkel,
nrrT demand for choice qualities was
,-rivc tooMof the supply, hence holders
-red Urtn in their views.ami refused
tn rpU -onoeasion from former rates. In
vhelo' there wa« also a fair movement,
t h i ox and ejMculative account**, but
iur oi ere liberal and prices were not
Iv.tUca m. We quote: Choice dairy, S?a
%tc: f» d tub and Srhln, 16a20c; common
was a satisfactory business
tftlnc tl“* demand from country
lli-alen "f a liberal character. Values
were waterial change. ruling steady and
rtrm aflluwinp range: .Stark, 3Ce; Lcwis
it>n s«ican,ai l-2e; Minnesota 3f»c: bur
laps. bCia22c gunnies. I7a2sc; wool sacks,
6<V
BCf
-jICSb*U
mark*'
to be
nil orJ
gtoecc
hair.
aq.<«3;
s.i* p<-
It £f>
larp**
tbettU
III."
[MATF.niALS—Aetivily and firm
be prvdmuinaa. features of this
e general tendency of prices
There was no a.trrallon to-duy.
'tilled at the ann,vd quotations:
.06; cftsifni. |>i.7V lime, in bulk,
.nd, per brl, ta.OO.- ».*rs; plastering
35a40c: (Ire brick. i*er 1.100. lUMKIa
brick. yi4.00a15.00: :lre eluy, ll.ooa
now m fiUr supply. but there Is a
which serves to keepprices up. and
v )>e quoted stead} M t1.Vi.i1.75 for
i’t for good to choice.
Os'—N Unu. at tl«u>’.,un.(vi per ten
■■*290.00 for iieu.aiM t2iVi.oj.uny (kj
V~l* steady and tlf;u at 51.10a1.73
i-i t*bi2.os for lard le-=. 52.2> *2-21 for
la Ot for whi-key In-; sn.isTe for
aves and bendings »v quote at
m forjMu k. and 525.y0.0J.u0 jur tn
•Isand’c**.
tushies* continues fair, •n l is an
dally cnii yed at this seal'll of t.ie
arc still .ight. but th-y .re. b
lentod, and our dealers a;«; lining
llv. We 'VIUiUUe to qil»l-: New
ICats 1-2: o'-itu fail,ay. Ualtr:
MW.
cuai trade continue- rcri-r,u.»bly
'Musokel w-i--yalij tlmi. Kileum!
m eLuil but wl Vac hal'd
dcecrliitione the are ample. We repeat
tur quotations of yesterday: Ix'ulcli. prepared.
(9.5f1; tackuwannu. f.‘.00; Erie, fc>.oo; Walnut
illll,
Wilmington. 45.50.
ClDEß—Remains steady at alnmt former rate*.
Kile* nuking at tv.iKiaiUO per brl., according lu
quality.
EiJUS—Fn-oh offering* sold readily- at 2ta2ic.,
the supply l*eing light. Tickled eggs were neg
looted at Kalfcc.
FRUlTS—Dried—The movement in dried fruit*
was of a lllH'ral character, and the buoyant lone
that baa pervaded the market for Rome time vast
is Mill prevalent. The Mocks are reported light
in ull the leading markets of the country, and al
though prices are now relatively high, in many
descriptions the tendency Is still upward. The
following are the current rates: Dates. t»l-2a
lit i-’.v; tigs, drums. Mafcie? tip*, box. 23a25c;
Turkey prunes. 9aiOo: I'rcneh do,liaise: raisins,
old.f3.oiciu.ls; do new* i1.10at.15; blackberries,
ICatfc; pitted eherriw, iKUOe: peaches, pared.
34a35c: I'carhe*. halves, t»12«101-2e; currants.
91-2uini.Sc; apples, old. su7c; do new Western,
l-2aPe: do new Eastern. IDalle.
GREEN FRITTS-No imjvortant change was
noted in prices for green fruits. Apples font hum
iu good request both to supply local wants,
and for shipment. and holder* arc
linn at- former rates. Cranberries are In light
supply and arc tending higher.’ Lemons are
dull and caller. We quote as follows:
Apples on track at $1.7502.25, and from store at
t2.owuf.oo. Cranberries, tio.onall.oo for wild, and
ft2.00ai4.00 for cultivated. Lemons, ft.ooas.oo.
FISH—The firmness that has characterized the
market for several days past, look shape to-day
in advance of 25 per 1-2 bbl. This upward move
rs iu symimihy with an advance of other lake
lK>rtfi, utul is considered permanent. as thcoj>cru
tion» of lake fishermen during the present fail
have not been attended with marked success. The
stocks of saltwater fish are in every way ample,
and prices are comparatively steady. We now
quote: No. 1 white nf>h.#L7sas: N0.2, sL2sat.6o;
No. i shore mackerel, ftoato.2s: No. 1 bay, t8.50u9;
No. 2 mackerel, No. 1 shore kits, fiaXSO;
No. l bay.tJJiOal.OO; famllylkits tl.ioal.ls;>bank
cod. tGaoJfl: George’s cod, 17a7.50; box herring,
No. 1, 40a 45c :I*calcd herrings. 45a50c.
GROCERIES—In the market for groceries there
were few changes, and none-deserving special
mention. Dealers arc unanimous in reporting the
demand active, whiio some of the leading houses
are doing a larger business than before the fire.
The only draw-back now encountered is the tar
diness of tho Eastern railroad companies in de
livering goods from their warehouses, but this
ern will soon be remedli-d.and the business running
along as smoothly as ever. Price* were general
ly firm, the exceptions being sugars and syrups.
Coffees are still buoyant, though no-further ad
vance is looked” for at present. We
3 note: A sugar. 12 l-4a12 3-Sc; B do, 12u12 l-6c; C
o t ll7-Ba]2o; choice brown, 10 S-Bull l-4c; fair
do. lOalO i-Sc; molasses do, OalOc. Prime Pio
coffee, 21a22c; choice do, 22a230; G. Java, 30a
32c; Hingnpore, 25a2Cc; Costa Kica. 2ia2sc. Rice
Rangoon, 7 l-2aßc; Patna, Baß l-2c; Carolina,
8 3-4a9c.
BYBI.TS-Diamondrsl,2sa 1J0; common syrupa,
30a35c: Porto Hlco molnwes. 45n55c; good sugar
house syrup. 40a?oc; extra. coa6sc: choice silver
drips, extra fine, tcaooc; f;mcy, 70a75c.
SPlCKS—Allspice. 14a15c: cloves. IBaSOc; cassia
48a50e: popper, 23a24c; nutmegs. 11.25a1.30.
SOAPS—French mottled, 6 3-4a7c; standard,
C 1-taC s-4r; Gorman mottled, 7 l-4afi 3-4 c; erosive,
5 3-4aCc; brown Windsor, 4 l-2a4 3-4 c palm, 4a
4 l-2c.
STARCH—GIoss. 9 3-4aloc; com, loalO l-2c;
laundry, 6 l-2a 7c; common, sad Me.
HAY —Trade was a little slack to-day, the move
ment Eastward being chtrcked by the scarcity of
cam. There was the usual lo'U inquiry, and
some demand for shipment to the lumber coun
try. Prices were without chinge, ruling compara
tively steady us follows: On track—Timothy,
pressed, $13.0i>a14.00; prairie, pressed, t9.b0a10.00.
On wagon—Timothy. loose, fti.ooal3.oo; prairie,
loose. J.ooniu.oo. For delivery of pressed hay, ftooa
1.50. according to distance.
HlDES—Business in this department was fur
from being active, there seeming to be a disposi
tion on the part of lioth local and Eastern tanners
to bold off for lower prices. This ha» the effect
to weaken the market a little, us the arrivals are
now littoral, but there were no sellers at any
quotable decline from former rates. We repeat
our list as follows: Green salted, light, XI l-2c do,
heavy, 10 i-2c; murrian kip. ll l-2c: veal kip,
14c; green calf.l7e: dry calf, 2Cc; dry Hint, 19a
t-oc? dry palli-d. iCal7c; dry kip, 22c; deacons,
.'■oacoc; scored. cut, or otherwise damaged, two
thirds price.
LEATHER—Remains quiet and steady as pre
viously quoted:
lliiMhccK—City harness, union, 37a38e; city
harness, country harness, 34anr<-; linecltv.
t>cr lb. :r.»at2«*: kip. jwr ll>. recaft.u): kip. veafs,
Sl.real.ls: city upper. No. per ft. 3Ca290; city
upper, No. 2, per U. 25aa7c; country upper. No. 1,
2ia27c: collar, per it. 21n23c; calf, city, ei.25u1.45;
ca!f,e»*iintry.ft.loai.2s; rough upper, 11 to i;j lbs,
a.'a:,7e; rough up[>er. 14 to is lbs. 32asie: rough
njijwr. daumged. Butralr slaughter sole.
Oak—Slaughter sole, 40a45c; Pliiludelpbia sole,
txaU'-*-: harness i*cr Il». :s«aisc; kip. light. si.«u
1.15; kip. No. 1. medium. kip. heavy, 73a
K-o; American calf. 32 1bK51.25a1.45: I’reneh calf.
2*lhs. French calf. 3C lbs .>l.(Vfn2. 2rt;
Firnch kip. re To no lbs Sl.ur.ii.6s: French calf.
lA'iiudiic.per doa hw.oua‘.H),K>: Fjeiich calf. Joclot,
META IA AND Tl SNICKS’ STOCK-—There was
atiaeme demand for (roods comlnp tinder this
lii'iul. and Ok* market watxiuoted linn for all ar*
tides in the list, The eioeks are lißlit but an*
rapidly iniprovhic, and dealers tmiuasre to HU or
let> with a fair deprec of promptness. The fol
ovrlnp prices nro current:
Tln—llox tlu plate. IC, 10x14, $11.00; rootlup C.
sic.so; large |»lgs. 43c; small l*lgf. tin. 46c; bar"liu,
<‘orri:K—Coppor lanterns. 33c: braziers', over 12
11**, ate; tin copper, 33c.
Hiikkt 7i>c—First quality, cask, 10 l-2o;Urst
quaJilv. sliest, lie; slut* zinc, ft*.
WIUK—2 to 0. ye; 6. Huiiil joe: 10 to 11, lie; 12.
12 t-2e; la and 11,12 t-2c*; 15 and ic, i4c; 17, ice; is,
l»v; to. U‘c; 20. loc; full bundles 20 per cent <vtV.
NAII2S—Tor tod and 20d tlie demand continues
uetive, but other sizes arc quiet. Tbu stocks are
fair. and the market remains firm
at $4.50 rates: 10 to Cd per keg, $1.50; Bd.
per keg. $4.75; cd. per keg. ts.no; 4d. i*cr keg,
K>.£»; ad. per keg, sfi.oo; ftnead. |»er keg,s7.3s:
Mu** 2d. common, per keg. $7.25.
OllJ*—Carbon is still somewhat unsettled. in
sympathy with Cleveland, but there was no fur
ther quotable change, i*» l-2c being the ruling
pric e. l~crd, linseed. and s]*erm were in pood de
mand and steady at former rales. Whale and
turpentine were stronger. We quote: Carbon,
2.'i l-2a200; extra winter lard.B3.aßsc; No. 1 cur
rent make. 73a75c; No. 2 do. Cso; linseed raw, 80c;
do boiled, B.V: whale. 75a 77e: sperm. t2.00; neats
foot oil. fl.noai.tK; bank oil, foe; strait*, 70c; ele
phant oil.osc: turpentine, tiat*.
TAINTS—Were ouiel at unchanged price*:
White lead. pure, sn..v); American zinc,
Ti-uO: railroad colors. Ml.sn,
TOTATDINI—Tontimic 1 —Tontimic iu good request, and al
though the receipt* ore now liberal, there is no
perceptible “softening” In prices, holders re
maining limi in their demands at the annexed
quotations: Mixed, on track, at MhiGSc, and
straight lot?- at C.*a7«»c. From store sales wore
uiakliig at «v>a7oc lor common, and at Tsaßsc for
good to chr.iee.
TuTLTKY AND flAME—Were in good supply
at about ycstcnbivV prices, sales making at the
following range; (Uttct/iTi for chickens: si.so.a
2..» for ducks; $0.25a3.75 for pralrio chickous, and
lor quail.
SALT—Is active at unchanged prices. Wo
quote: Saginaw, ?2.50; (Jnoudaga, $2.23; coarse.
$2.20: and diamond at ri.25.
e»KKDH—Were in poor! demand, and firm, clover
Wing higher. Sales were reported of 2<x> bag*
timothy at 42.30; w bags do at $2.T«i; 90 bags do ut
42.G5; so bags do at fci.Go; 9 bags do at $2.50; a 5
baps clover at fci.W: bags do at SGaV. is bags do
at su.oo T5 bags Humr.irlan at TOe: :<1 bags tlax
at M.4M 00 bags do at $1.40; ltd hags do at
TKAS—Kemain llmi. There is a good basin cm
doing at the followingrange of prices: Young by
son, common to fair, cahmc; good. "Oasoc; cfioleo
to extra. fUo:il.4o: superior to tine old hyson,
'.AVaiM.ni; common tine imperial, ?sa9oe; good to
eiioico do. wentl.lS: fine to gooil gunpowder, soo
atl.nn; choice to extra. ♦1.:i5a1.4.'i; choice to extra
leal Japan, il.ooal.io; fair to good do. col
ored natural leaf .Tamm. onaTOc; eominon to tine
Oolong. COaCSe; pood, TOatoe; choice to extra. 90c
attAi.
WOOD—Was Merely at the following prices:
Beech, f 10.00 maple. $11.00; hickory, $12.00; ebbs
H. 50. delivered.
WOOL—The movement in this article was of a
lil»er«l character, nml the market remains tirm at
full former rates; Tul»-wnshed, 60a730; fine fleece,
■washed. isafpOc; medium fleece, washed, Waste;
coarse fleece, washed. f.7c: unwashed. coarse, aoa
Ucx unwashed.medium, 37n42c; unwashed,lino,
Waasc; combing, washed. 57a620: combiner, un
washed, 43a47r, Wool iu bad condition, and half
washed. in proportion.
LAKE FREIGHTS—Were more active, but l-ao
lower. The following charters wero reported:
To Buffalo—Schrs Oneonta. Hattie Wells, North
ern Belle, J. 1L Bently. and Alice, corn at 7c;
schrs. Montana and Wm. Croathwallh. wheat at
7 To Oswego—Schr Fitzbuch, com at 12C.
To Ocdensburph—Prop City of Now York, com
and rye on n. t. To Cleveland —Schr Star of the
Noith. barley. at 7c. To iWludsor—Schr Cecelia,
burnt wheat at iV, freight to l*e paid on bu;
schr Stafford, burnt grain (I8,(W bu) at fl.ooo free
In and out. _
KAILHOAP FUKIGUTS—Arc Ann nt thofol
lowingmtcs
flour, Grain, meals,
Chifapn tn 4 rh flats hrlt. hulk Ihs.
Uoi'ton nml New J.ng- _
land points 70 $1.40 70 .5
KewYork 05 U» 65 70
I’hlliuleJphin, Baltimore
and Harrl-hug 00 1.10 CO .0
Pittsburgh «0 1.90 M «0
('incinnuti JO 00 23 99
Cleveland.... 00 GO B5 30
Norfolk. Va TO 1.40
Wilmington, N.C M 1.70
Charleston,S.C M 1.70
Kavaunnh, tin... .65 2.70
Peterhhurg\ Hichmund.7s 1.50
Lnmbrr.
Tlir market for cargo lnnit*er was quiet, but few
vessels having arrived. Prices were stoutly. Wo
note the following sales:
Cargo N-hr Germide. from Lurtington. 400 m A
phluglcß. at $3.50; 200 m poor No. 1 do. at $1.25.
Cargo srlir G. L. Sen ver, from Manistee. 59 in ft
M-levts. at $22.00*. and '.<o m ft joists and tcaaUing.
ut $17.(41. Hold hr J. M. IxHimls A Co.
Cargo K-hr alhalla. no mft Joists nod scant
ling. with a few inch Itoards. ut $17.50. Cargo ecbr
H. 1 kites. ixi m ft roiumon strlpw and boards, at
$16.50. Sold by Doming A Co.
t Cargo achr lookout, from Muskegon, 200 m tt. at
#22 00 for long dimension. $17.00 for abort do, and
#20.00 for mill run stripe and. boards. Sold by
Bickford A Co.
ON TRACK.
Business •was rather quiet, at |3.son!t7S for A or
Star shingles, and H1.50a2.00 for No. I sawed.
at Ttii: TAims.
Business was active at unchanged prices. We
clear, 1 Inch to 2 Inch. I a»»
Second clear, 1 loch 102 Inch 4,.00aW.00
Third clear, 1 inch
Third clear, thick 40.00a42.K>
First and second clear flooring, togeth-
cr. rough a».00
First and second clear siding, Uwethcr 23.00a25.00
Common siding i
Common flooring, dressed first a-w.CO
Common flooring, dressed second nJO.w
Wagon-box boards, selected, 16 Inches
and upward.-
A stock boards. 1
B stock b0ard5......... 25.00a-3.00;
Common boards, joists. scantUug.smau J
titular, etc., 16 feet and uuder 20.00
Fencing 20.CH)
Jol-ts and scantling. 13x21 feel 20.00a26.00
rickets, square 16.00a17.00
Ihckcts.flat.. 15.00.
Clear posts, split 16.00a13.03
Clear posts. round 20.00a22.CK)
Lath 4.00
Hawed shingles. No. 1 1.25 a 2.75
Sawed shingles, A fir star X7Ja 4.00
The Parsec Lanatir.
Dnroanjcc B.vmuijen Colah, the wealthy
I msec merchant of New York, has been re-
Innuri to his home in Bombay us a lunatic. 1
Him career for the bu»t few years has hiaui a
roniHUtic one. and brm furnished the New
M*tk paper* with many a Kenwitional item.
He is about 26 years of age, and has a wife
and two children now living in Bombay. In
lb<o »*U *C«.I tUO*JC, UtkiXig s .Ljj ij.... ]jij
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1871.
money to tho amount of SIOO,OOO. an! w-ent to
Calcutta; thcnco ho travelled through
Knrone. and arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, in New York, lu Mai*. Ho engaged in
business. hut it soon beeame ar* >{m u ♦hat
his mind was affected. yet iis >obodykuew
him, and ho spoke no Inngrflfm hut the
Mahratta, which nobody understood, lib case
was rather diftkult to deal with.
lie was removed to Bellevu* Hospital, and,
being presumably a British fdbject, the Brit
ish Consul made au effort tu trace out Jus
previous history, but iu >win. Fortunately
the ease was brought to pie notice of a Mr.
Constable, who had rcsiA'd some years iu
Bombay, and into whose custody the lunatic
was given for mediea* treatment. He had
property known to be his to the amount of
$40,000, and amoughisefteets was found ahill
of lading lor the shifuient of a large amount
of gold t« this courtry. This was followed
up. found iu the possession of n New Yorker,
and recovered ori.v after a tedious law
suit. The gold bad been, converted
into currency, amounting to s<M,ooo. After
long inquiry through Bombay. Colah’s family
was found ami apprised of his condition. His
father-in-law petitioned the court, to give
Colah's 1H T903 and property into his care, as
tin* amnoriTcd agent and attorney of his
wife. Thispelilion was denied on the affida
vit of two oi C’ohiirs brothcrs that hisfalher
in-law was not a suitable person to receive,
Hiicli a trust, and the court lias directed Mr.
Constable to return with his patient and
deliver him in person to tho proper authori
.ties of his native country.
A Pnrtf of Hunter* Attacked by Indian* in
Ktbraoka-Onf White Hhot Through the.
Abdomen—A Number of Reds mortally
Wounded.
From the Moux City (Iowa) Journal. Nov. S. 7
The Indiums who inhabit tho region of
country lying near the headquarters of tho
Klkliorn River, in Holt County, Nebraska.are
again displaying their hostility toward the
white hunters and trappers who visit that
section each fall and winter. On tho 14th or
13th of October, wo learn frenL'(Olr. Briggs,
who arrived from there on Thursday last, a
bandofavont twenty Indians, supposed to
be Sioux, visited a camp of hunters, four in
number, and ordered them to leave the coun
try. The Indiana claimed that the game
and fur in that region belonged to them
and that the whites who invaded their bunt
ing grounds were trespassers, and would be
ejected by force if they did not leave peace
ably. The hunters, woo were brave fellows
ana not to be soared by a cowardly band of
Indians, informed them that thoyliad come
there to hunt game and trap fur. and. ii they
didnotlike it. they were at liberty to make
tho most of it. At this tho Indians departed
without another word. The hunters conclu
ded that they meant mischief, and con
sequently were on the alert. Thev
■watched tho remainder of that day,
but saw no traces of them. But
understanding tho Indian character, they an
ticipated an attach at daybreak on the fol
lowing morning. and accordingly completed
their preparations to receive them. Their
anticipations were correct. The Indians
made their appearance with the light, and
immediately charged the camp. Two of
the Indians fell from their ponies mortally
wounded, and one of the hunters received a
severe gunshot wound in the abdomen. Tho
reds, evidently not expecting to find the
whites so well prepared, retreated, after- the
fourth or fifth volley from the hunters’ Henry
rilles, carrying with them their wouudeU
companions.
Japanese Appreciation of American Fasti*
Wa-hlngton to the New York Herald.
A wag walking through the north wing of
tin* Treasury to-day reported that he had
found a handbill, which read like this:
\VANTt:i>—Three Deputy Commissioners of In
tel nal Revenue. Ayplv to
f. S. (Jka.m. White Ilou&e, Wa*hiuglon.”
There are now three vacancies in tbo luter
ii2)l Revenue Oilkr, the iii>t mie being created
by the npp«»jiituient of Mr, Douglas, the First
Deputy, as Commissioner; the second by tho
le.-ignatiou of Mr. Given, the Third Deputy
Commissioner, who has Imu?ii elected District
Atlmiiey for the Dcs Moines district, lowa,
and tin* third by the appointment to-dav of
General (Jeorge B. Williams, the Seeoml Dep
uty t’i:mmis.-i«tiior. to lake charge of the pro
posed internal revenue arrangements of the
.inpanes* government. Genera) Williams’
appointment consummates the original pur
pnse of the Japanese for the employment of
Ameriean expert* in the seieuee of govern
ment. I he previous apjN»iiit monts being those
of Mr. K. IVshine Mmith. Kxnuiinor of Claims
in the State Department. t»» supervise the
reformed judiciary establishment of Japan,
ami A. K. Wood, recently chief
of tin* Consular Bureau of the
Mine department, who is* to perfect the
Japanese diplomatic ami consular systems,
Central Williams has passed throni;l)nll the
indications of our internal Kevenue system.
liavimr worked his way from tin* lowest posi
tion up to the jdaee only second to the hiirh
•M. and was given his present plan* by .Seen*-
tar3‘ Delano when he was Commissioner
because of his great administrative abilities.
He is. Wsides. an excellent nebular ami in
every way a Jepresentative American. His
appointment is pronounced by trentlemeu
thoroughly familiar with the officials in our
employ as one of tin* best that could
liavo been made. Though this com
pletes the appointments originally
contemplated by the* Japanese f}o\ eminent
it is probable the C/uoyc »r./dciiiv* of Japan.
Mr. Mori, will soon be called upon to mako
further requisitions for American servants.
Mr. Mori bad a long conference with Secre
tary Belknap to-day, consulting him in re
gaiVi to intended improvements in the Ja
panese army, and is probable a military
commissioner will soon be added to those
already apiiomted. If this requisition is
made the place will ssou be tendered to a
clerk in the War Department, and it is inti
mated that no soldiers of fort unc need apply.
The Empreßw Eugenie** Jewel*,
The Philadelphia Erniiiif! JhiUiiin of the 3d
lust. publishes the following extract from a
private letter, relative to Eugenic's jewels:
•*\Ve went to Emanuel's. One of the tirm
was at Torquay with us. ami ho recognized
us. and after some talk ho ashed ns if we
would like to see something nice, uud he
showed us all of Eugenie’s jewels, now there
‘up the spout prohaldy not all, hut i.’SJ.O»K)
woilh. As he said, lie could not take any
more, as she wished to realize on them at
once. They are all to he sold, hut arc not gen
erally shown now. ns nobody is iu town.
appears to know her well, and says that their
entire pr«|Hirty consists of about i‘lso.noo
worth of jewels, and some property fu Spain,
which she is now then* trying to sell.
Tills lot that we saw covered a table 3 1-3
x3l-2 feet, full, and then as cases wero
opened they were piled up. iu rather a reck
less manner, in heaps on this already covered
tahie. There were tiaras, necklaces, two
large anchors of diamonds, and about live
inches long: lots of brooches, one being a
ImltcrUy, the body of which was a large opal,
about two inches lone, and the wines set
upon springs, and made of diamonds, rubies
and emeralds. Then* was a wonderful neck
lace of black pearls—the only one in exist
ence-each being about as largo as a marrow
fat pea. Also, an emerald cross,
quite nniqe. the emeralds being oblong and
set edge toed go. nothing between, anil about
six iiiehes the long part of the cross, and ouo
i\e,h side of the centre, to form the antu;
this was about four and a half inches long.
"Two ear-rings of diamomls. the very pur
est, but each cut like a drop of water, and
hung pendant and swinging from the small
end. E. tells us this is a wonderful pair, tw
the stones match so well, hut they must have
been cut away terribly to assume the present
shape. Several ear-rings, all large diamonds;
six diamond rings, one a superb one, worth
£400”
JKaglUh Houses.
“A Birmingham correspondent of the Huston
Journal, apropos of the Chicago nn*. says:
One familiar with the fearful conlla-ini
tions which often occur in America is im
pressed with the oxotuption of tires in Eng
land. During a residence of two years in u
town of nearlv four lumdrctl thousand in
habitants. I have never wit noss-d the burn
ing of a building and have seen but very few
notices of such misfortunes in the papers.
They are almost always coniine*! to a singlo
building where the fires occur, so that the
terra •burned out’ is substituted for the
American expression burned up.’. Here the
walls are usually but slightly injured, and
repairs arc easily made. The reason for the
difiVrcnce in reference to thcoe calamities is
found in the style of building.
English houses nro almost exclusively
built of stone or brick, both in the
city and in the country. The plaster is placed
upon the walls without laths and the parti
tions are of brick. A large proportion of the
Score are «f tile, and the roofs arc, generally
covmcd with* a similar material, instead of
the felt and tar so often used in America.
Shingles nro wholly unknown, and the peo
ple do not know the meaning of the word.
Many of the churches and public buildings
are entirely of atone, with the exception of
the limited amount of wood required for fur
nishing. mid ihore in hut little combustible
material in the structures of the country;
Panting thiongh eomeof the narrow, crooked
streets of the old towns, and noticing (he an
cient and often dilapidated homes of the
poor, one cannot hut think how greatly the
appearance of things would bo improves! if a
sweeping lire could clear away the buildings
which have stood for centuries. But the
boon o£ exception is priceless.”
Britt
The Ana*Mß Expedition*
From tho Boston Journal. Nov. 2.
The steamer Hassler, which was bunt at
Knign’s Point, Pa., for the bc ient iti c explora
tion voyage of Prof. Agassiz, left Philadel
phia for this harbor Tuesday. She is 163 feet
long, with 23 feet beam, and 10 feet hold:
contains compound engines, with double cyl
inder, the- largest being 28 by 28. The Hass-
It r has a reeling engine and many other mod
em appliances for facilitating scientific ex
periments. Dr. White of Philadelphia, will
accompany the party as analytical chemist.
The ejew and passengers who left Philadel
phia unroll r fifty perwons. Commander John
son will lietoin this port ten days, after which
the disth.guMiert party, Prof.AgjiJWiz. Dr. Kill.
Comte do IVurtaVs. Mr. D. Steindacher and
Mr. Wake will join tho Philadelphia delega
tion mid sail to St. Thomas, thence to Kio
Janeiro; riience to Montevideo, from there
to the Falkland Islands aud through the
Straits of Magellan, where* monhi will b
siM-nt in 4 M.nmnng the glaciers. The “v.vu.-.
w ill then he emit imitsl to T. Ib ■aja an a. Val
paraiso.Jr.au. IVniandez. Callao. t.tia>aa«
the Calh'pagos Isles, and tlieucc to ».ui h ran
cisco, win rv l*nd. Agassiz and his party w m
leave, returning overland, and the Jl.issi* r
will proceed on a Western const survey. s»h«
was con-tineied by for coast
survey, at a vml of vw.WJ*
whole trip will occupy from six to eight
mouths.
Another .Mormon Hirorce Caw.
Salt Lake Citv. Oct. 80.—The case of
Clayton against Clayton, being an action for
divorce and alimony instituted by tho wife
of Win. Clayton, is on tin* docket for to-mor
row. Clavtou is the Territorial Auditor.
The point at present raised is a demurrer to
the jurisdiction of the rutted States Court,
the defence claiming that matters of this na
ture belong exclusively to the J’robale Court.
The plaintiff is Clayton’* ninth wife, and a
.suit for divorce before an United States
Court cannot, of course, bo maintained. It is
expected that the testimony <m the merits of
the case will he curious, ami if it be admitted
that the plaintiff is defendant’s wife, it will
leave him oj*eu to a charge of bigamy. The
defendant’* only hope is that the demurrer
will be maintained.
The Wisconsin Hnflcrrrtf.
Governor Fairchild of Wisconsin has just
returned from the Green Bay region, where
ho has been spending some time iu looking
after the welfare of those who suffered by the
tire. He estimates that at least four hundred
families will have to be cared for through
the winter, and perliaj* two hundred farmers
are to he supplied with teams, plows ami
wagons iu the spring. All have been cared
for in some manner for the present, and tho
.donations of goods, clothijiguiud household
utensils continue to pour iu.
HATS AND CAPS.
Hats, Hats.
THE ALEXIS HAT,
In black, brown, blue, grrea. mulberry, and olive rob
orb, and all the new winter styles for wui and boys, at
fire-proof prices.
JAMES A. SCOTT,
334 Madlson-st., Corner Aberdeen,
(Formerly Wheeler <t Scott, of 55 South Clark-at.)
MACKENZIE,
HATTER.
79 West Madison-st.
633 South State-st.
CONDUCTORS’ CAPSr
AND BADGES.
Jrf.7/A5 SCOTT Mlatifr:
334 Mndlsnn-st.. cor. Abenteen. Into 5S South C'lark st.
BANKING.
thk xaKiLCJUA^rx l^*,
Farmers’ Mechanics’
SAVINGS BANK.
EstlosUelf a Savings Bank. No Loans on
Personal Sceorily.
SYDNEY MYEES, Manager.
Formerly 13 South Clark »t
(i 4 Sonlh Halsted-st., Xear Madison.
We liAvc a new fire-proof vault.
The National Hank
OF COMMERCE,
t.oM locatid nnilriclng buxine-*-* a«u«ua) nl Ns5W
W*«!ia-b will icmuvt!, miur ilwiil ttu-auliot tills
ninlli, Hit-con.or of W:ilia-.liai. and
«Im h* tiny are hovimr n brn k buiMing erected lor
LnnkUig pui]<o.-c*. with
EEXJ. r. HADDrCK. PnMdent.
11,I 1 e. MAVN.UU), VU- President.
EL M.WNA.UH. OashkT.
EDUCATIONAX,
Bryant Stratton’s
CHICAGO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
This popular Institution. after* nt few
days, by ivu.tnn .'t me great lire, it now in full opera,
tton. corner Twenly-iwcoudst. ami liuUnna-av.. with
ita full corps of teachorw, nod ample accommodatlona.
Newatudcnt* aro- entering dailv. An abundance of
gCHtI iHiardlng vljren at former prices.
Ihe |7A acUnlamlxlp. (or entire course, time nnllnj-
IN-d. will he aulil during November and December for
WO-
Most of tho railroads entering Chicago have depots
on Twenty-sccond-st.. not far from the college.
I'.oanUne places fiunidied at the college omco.
For further Information can upon «r address RRY
ANT <s STRATTON, comer Twenty-second-at. and
Imltaiia-av.
LAKE NAVIGATION.
Gooflricl’s Steamers
pally for iriiwanke* and West fihoia
Forts, O a. m.
For Grand Haven and 9luikegon f
lVeeMj> 7 p. m.
For St. Joseph, TrMTceklri 11 P* m.
For Grrcn Pay, Menominee, die., 7 p. K
COLLECTOR’S SAXE.
ITNITKD STATES COLLECTOR'S SALE. AT
I Lada, Iroqnol* fountr, Illinois. The real ratal
and TH‘i>«>«al property belonging to the Lorta Distillery,
wi'l bo I'Ct-ntlXor mb* <>u llio distillery promise*. at
l-ixlfl. Iro<|Uois C'oimtv, Illinois. between tbe hours of
tooVuvk n. iu. ami th‘e petting of thumui. on the 1 tth
day of November, IS7I. to the highest and best bidder
firrrnrii. Said distillerv in-emlse*, and the personal
Ix-longing thereto, was distrained for the non.
puvmrut of taxes duo the government by virtue of two
vunnnts isaued under my hand and aeal, on the tsth
jvtid \7th days of June. I*7l, and advertised, for aaleon
the l.Mh «l*y of September, 1871. by order of the United
states Circuit Court of the Northern District of Illi
nois.
K-hcdnlo* and description* of the wild property may
bo aovn at Room 13, Cougrvo* Hall, Chicago, or ob
talucdbv addressing me. at Mattoon, lUlnoU.
J JONATHAN RICHMOND,
Collector seventh District IIUuoU.
Mattoon. m.. Nnv c. ivti.
TO RENT.
TO RENT.
A Fine Store Boom, 28xT0D,
Including fire family rooms In the rear, on Canat-st.
center Barber-st.
71.1* Is desirable for any pood and respectable bud
cc*s—drug, grocery, shoo, clothing, or any other man
ufacturing business.
A favorable Ivaso will be given.
S. n. KEUPOOT CO.,
.MS Wabash av.
COAX.
WILKESBARRE
GOAL
From Our Own Mines,
BEING TUE
fwest quality or atthbacite coal
LI THE HABEET t
411 Sizes, $9 delirered.
All Sizes, $8 in jard.
jy Orders from dealers filled At above prices.
Also old Co.*s Lehigh, Canned Briar
Em, Booking Valley, Blosshurg, and
other Coals.
BLAKE, .WHTTEHOUSE CO.
jy Yards. Eighteenth-«t. and Zndiana-st. Bridges,
lattice, 256 Eatd Washlngton-et.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
JOHN STEVENSON,
Draper aii Mar,
Comer Tfmhmth-mt. anW IWM/y-tfc*aJ-i/ n
wy ifsfn.
Begs to inform his customers
and the public generally that he
has resumed business, and is
ready to fill any orders entrust
ed to his care in his usual style
and manner.
general, notices.
CHARRED PAPEBS RESTORED,
BY GILBERT WHEELER,
Analytical Chi n.L»t office, nenhweet c
r*T w* ,r t l-*t. f»r 0 WahaMi-ar.
The T. M. C. A. Library
propow to resumt*. at an early day. the dlutribation of
UwUm. All pencil* having any books belong! «*i to the
Library will pjrmw leave name at 5A Heath Canal-sL,
vt ivail ikeir ;v £>‘V brown.
PRT GOOOSt
J. B. SHAY,
•WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS,
SJ9, 541, 21-3 1 2ia West Mison-st.,
(Eli Blocks 'lirecUy Treat of New Sherman Hooae),
ha* now In stock full line* of Prints,
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings,
Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cotton Flannels,
Woollen Flannels, Cloths, Bcpell&nts, Shavls,
Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens, Ifapklns,
Tovcls, Ladles* and Gents* Underwear,
fftglige Shirts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces,
Worsted Goods, .Totions, and the LARGEST
STOCK OF HOSIERY IT CHICAGO j in fart, a
fall line of all kinds of goods connected with
the general Dry Goods Trade.
We shall be pleased to see both old and
Dev customers, and can promise them THE
BEST-ASSORTED STOW W THIS BARRET,
at very lov figures.
urnsnnn.
PAGE FERRIS,
FORMERLY
J. B. PAGE CO."
DRY GOODS
COMMON HUNTS,
53 55 Ada-st.
CJllillilfflM.
are now opening a large and varied assortutm ol Fall
and W Inter
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, BEDDIYG, ETC.
Wo have also resumed the manufactnrc tf onr cele
brated SPRING BED, conceded by all to bc-he BEisT
BED MADE. Onr customers can rely on laying tho
best goods, and saving at per cent.
Retail Stores, ess, 93 and 927 State-st.
Wholesale and Collet Peparuneuts. and
Congrese-Bts. C. \V, E. PARDRIOtH A CO.
I.V.FARWEIL&CO.
167 Michigan-ay.
We are daily opening fresh
lots of ROME ST ACS
PRIJVTS, COTTOJV iI.VB
WOOE I'E.I.V.VEES, HO
SIERY, JTOTIO.YS, 41., Arc.
Our J\'eic Ruilding, Sl7 A'
349 Jllonroe-st., between
Market and Franklin, will
he completed about JVot. 30,
when tee shall be able to
again show our usual ECEE
V.IRIETY inZall Repart
mettts.
PAINTS.
JOHN F. VUE
33 m MMPH-Sl,
Sole Agent for Kasnry’s Superfine
Ground Carriage Colors, Ready-Ida de
Faints, and Valentine’s Varnishes,
Just received St. Lonis Lead and
Oil Go.’s, and Beymer, Bauman
Co.’s strictly pnre Lead, and a fall
stock of Faints, Oils, and Glass.
Send for new sample card cf Car
riage Colors, and ready-made House
Faints.
RUPTURE.
RUPTURE.
Letter from Prof, firw, Profissor of
Sorcery, Bosb SedJtai College*
RABTI.KTT. BUTMAN PARKER:
I am nrqmnnu-d with vour Tm-s. whirl you stylo
the TRUSS.” and »n fm* to May
that the Instrument merit* the term- Th« control of
its Ball and Socket Joint bv mean* of HeUcrewa, the
mallrabllltv of it* spring,und the peealiarmeehanism
uhhb uttuVbe* the Pad to the Spring, t-ualle* thft sur
geon to nt the Truss In every particular vith VERY
GREAT ACCURACY, without which no instrument,
whatever other merits it may have, can be jffleh-nt.
ROSE UUSS.
Rnth Med. CoL, June 15,15T0.
Tru-«fK-s of all kinds. Abdominal .Sapporte**. Shoulder
Rraree, Elastic Stockings. Western ageits for tho
Fountain syringe. AW, Babcock's SHitr Uterine
Supporur.
BARTLETT. BUTMAN A PIRKER,
its West Vhn Bureo-st. Chicago.
STEREOSCOPES.
BUSS OF CHICAGO!
Stereoscopic Views of ths Ruins
aont bv mall for fa.ro per dozen. Albun cards li-so
ju»r dozen. Liberal discount to dealers Send lor
catalogue.
J. A. PIERCE ft CO.,
Wholesale and retail driders In toys and hncy goods,
notions, b«*e ball and sporting goods of city descrip
tion, hobby horses, elctfs. etc.
117 West Madlson-st., Chcago.
(limned rut at fit Clark-rt-l
HOTELS.
St. James Hotel,
located
Corner Clark and Polk-sts.
Containing 150 Booms. The Lirstst and
Best Furnished Hotel in the West.
n. i. lOBISfi, Ute HatfMon Home,
WILLIS BOWE, Late st. Junta Hotel,
TO be plraeed to Bee tbclr oU Meade. Aek for
'Bowes lor the NEW PT. JAMES.
RIVERSIDE HOTEL.
Accommodation for the Ml and wint* at very mod*
erate price-. Inquire at Biveraldi Hotel, oi at the of
fice of the Bivenlde tot rovem.'iil Company,
W4BASH»AV
FOANCIAI.
safe^akd^vkovitable.
Korlbern Pacific 7-30 Cold Bonds,
Urn. bonita. next to p>Ttnunmt«.li«ve obtalnwltho
wlflr«roirateral«. Tbry at-by tbo
mc*t munificent donation of land ever given by a
rnvermnent to a private &o of
land, besides the nsnal Urn «>n the rojd l^d
etnek, etc. secure each «T
vance of per cchl. ore receivable for Bads
cvmpany at ihvlr lows-t cash price- Bonis, coupon
and registered, can bo obtained of
LENT. PRESTON KEAN, BANKERS,
Corner ofP.al.-ted and Bandolpli-sts. Bnnch office,
OR Wabaah av.
INSTRUCTION.
MISS LATIMER
WILL OPES
A CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NOVEMBER Irilulnthe T>ctnre Room of the Pres-
Intnlan Church. on Fullcrton-av.. North Side.
*Rifcn» to Mr. Gondey and Mr. Omevof Lak»Vl#w.
and her fenw-r patrons, she will coaUnr.r, her-altar
t»ym German ciaiwr'** on the ho nth and V* vet sddea, ant.
tu*y pddrvaacd at ?2S WBb*?h-av.
CLOTHING.
H. A. KOHN
BROS.
Bare moved their euliro stock of
READI-MADE CLOTIII.TC, CLOTHS,
CASSIA!ERES, TAILORS’TRFMMIAGS,
etc., to 515 WABASU-AT., where the;
shall be happy to execute the orders of
their friends and the trade in general,
.until their new stores are rebuilt.
HENRY W. KING CO.,
ABE NOW LOCATED AT
34 36 8. Canal-st,
Where they are prepared to show a fall line of
CLOTHING,
AZOD
Furnishing 1 Goods.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Estey Organs,
The Sweetest, Purest, Richest Tone.
The Easiest, Quickest, and most Du
rable Action.
The «M/y Orgnn eoMlmiuiug Ike Genuine
T ox Humana
And Wonderful Vox Jubllante,
A fall assortment of tho latest now and elegant
styles just received. Prices as tow and itnuu later
able as heretofore.
Organs to Rent or for Sale
on Instalments.
STORY CAMP,
(Late Organ Department of Recd'a Templa of Music)
.Ceneral Agents for the Northwest,
409 W. RANDOLPH-3T.,, CHICAGO
We have junt received several superb UP
RIGHT-AND SQUARE
STEIN WAY
PIANOS.
Several invoices are now on the way.
SMITH et NIXON.
SS7 Madlson-tt.
K. 8.-Onoml'ont the first of I>ocombor wo shall
occupy npnrioua wurerooms In the decant Masonic
Jtuilmnc. comer \Vo*t Randolph and llalstcdsts.
BEAT. ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
The southwest corner of State-st.
and Archer-av., just north of Field,
Leiler Co.’s new store.
This most desirable property has
a frontage of 293 feet on State-st.,
189 on Archer-ar., 151 on Twcn
tielh-sf., and about 240 feet on a 30-
foot alley. IVc offer it on very
easy terms, and will take a farm
worth about $40,000 as first pay
ment. Apply to
BLANCHARD BROTHERS,
lu Basement, 393 Wabash-av.
RIVERSIDE.
For Sale or Rent, a Famished Houvc.
Inc-ilreat Depot, WversMe.
FANCY GOODS.
1 West Co.,
HffPOBTEBS OF
FANCY GOODS
RESUME
BUSINESS
AX
978 WABASH-AV.
FOB SAXE.
ARMY CLOTHING-.
Cavalry Overcoats, Infantry Overcoats, Oav*
airy Pants, Infantry Pants.
Wo w ill 'send prW list* or sampled by express, C.
O. at very low prices.
CLEMENT SAVER,
2«0 MILWAUKEE-AV., CIHC-VOO.
CEDAR POSTS,
ROUND, SAWED and SPLIT, at lowest market fig.
urea. DAVIS A GILBREATH,
Corner Arcbor-av. and Salt-at.
STOVES AND FURNACES.
BROWN BROTHERS,
830 £ut Monroe atreet,
fOLD PLACE),
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bjatt'i Patent Sidewalk Ughti,
AND HUNTS CELEBRATED
"Dakota” Soft Coal Stoves,
'Hay be found at tho old quarters, aa above, ready
for order*.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Show Cases.
DANIEL BARCLAY, the Old Reliable, again at
work and giver Immediate attention to order*. Tricon
same aa before the firr. Present address, “56 West
Lake-at. Will be at i-u ytato-et., in two weeks. Show
case makers wanted.
WEODGHT IRON BDILDINfiS.
We are prepared tn furnish Architects and BoUdar*
with our Wrought Iron FIRE-PROOF BUILDING
MATERIAL. consisting in part of onr fine Corrugated
Iron Boors and Shutters. Corrugated Iron. Iron Cell
ing. Iron Clapboards Iron 1-ath. Corrugated Iron-
Aich. Corrugated Metallic Shiuele, In ten different
metals, for roofs and side of buildings. Further In
formation mav be obtained and. samples seen at the of
fice of POTTER PALMER, Esq., corner State and
Monroe-st*.. Chicago. The Metallic Corrugated fthlo
g!« CA. F. ROTS. Agent.
Was DKTABnaar. Wasitoo- 1
Ton errr, October so 187 L 1
All persona holding or daimlngto own voachersper
talnlng to the Montana Indian War Claims of 1967, or
claiming awards to be found due thereon, are requeat
ed to send forward copies of »uoh vouchers, or state
ments of their fJaiwta la detail, with affidavits as to the
tact of ownership, to Inspector General James A.
Bardie, U. S. Army. Chicago, Illinois.
Notwithstanding the destruction of the List Of
Awards, nearly completed, and of Important evidence
pertaining to the claims, sufficient oat* exists upon
which to frame a new List of grants without Injurious
delay. By order of the Secretary of War: JOHN
POTTS, Chief Clerk War Bepariment.
STORAGE
For General Merchandise, Flour, Beet Pork, and Lard,
in onr Urge brick warehouse, corner North Jefferson
and Wr*t Indiana-sta. insurance rates 11-2 per coat
cheapest in the city. BURTON, STEVBRa <fe CO.
Patent Office.
Quick grant of patents Quick sale*
made. “Patent Right oasette," price 10 cents. The
Inventory Exhibition and Patent Bight Association,
12 Warren-aC, Now York.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Passing Thro’ the-Fire.
Dissolution or Copartnership.'
ThR Arm of SpTVncer A TMwte, B«ai Estate Brett**).
No-fitf Wabash-av.. 1* thl.i day lUaselred by mutual
ccn*<nt. partita will remain attti* same plaie,
and transact bo&ic&s in ito Real E*tit« line aa UTOaL
P. N. bPKINUSK,
Onr first Publication since the Fire. Cbitapo, Nov. f>. isn. ’RE-
•f iw« flwf Ci»mi *9
GEORGE F. BOOT,
FBICE, SO CENTS.
Sent by »"«n prepaid, on receipt of market price.
ROOT CADY,
612 Jtlichigan-av., Chicago.-
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. Iff. BRADSTfiEET SON’S
IMPROVED
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
OFFICE**
34 A 30 Canal-sf., and 401 Wabash-ar,
.Sut>-crll*re promptly attumJM to at elthor nffioc, aud
tho-e who have lost book» snpplliil Our
January volume will l»o i*9uoo a* tmual, and sub^crip.'
Uod» w ill he received at any Ume.
J. M. BRADSTBEET A SOX.;
J. >f. KKESK.
STANTON CO.
OFFER A ITEL USE OF
Family Groceries,
TVinfs, Liquors, ami liarana Cigars.
AS 857 Wabash-av.
.t co.
TO DRUGGISTS MB DEBS,
ora stock op
Dje Woods and Dye Staffs
in now H8 large aa ever, at no advance upon old price#.
Logwood. KnstJc. Cochineal. Bl Carbonate, etc,: also a
superb ,-lock of Anillnea. Onr stock of Manufacturers’
Supplies ta rapidly recuperating, amiwe be able
soon to supply our usual order*.
ENOS BROWN <t CO.. 56 South Caual-at
J. B. HOBBS CO.,
Commission ftlerchants*
(ESTABLISHED IMT.)
Receivers of Standard of Spring and
Winter Wheat, Flours,
GRAIN AND PROVISION!?.
.Miwmn matte mm Cmtuignmemit,
Grain Bought and Sold on Margins.
OFFICE. 58 SOUTH CANAL-ST.
C. A. HAVENS,
TEACHER OF
Plano, Organ, and Harmony,
At the first Baptist Cburrh.
Monday and Thursday, 4 to p. m.,
Tuesday and Friday, 3 to 3 p. m.,
Saturday, 6 lo 6p. tn.
At residence. 65 Myrlck-av., between Thirtieth and
and Thirty--Am a.. ft to it a. to.
N. W. ABBOTT, M. B.
OFFICE i
114 West Madison-st.
Sweet, Jr. Ac Co.,
Civil Engineers! and Contractor*,
99 S. ClintoH-st., Chicago.
Comma* for railroad, dock and bridge blinding’.
WEATHER STRIPS.
J. W. D. KELLEY BED.,
(FORMERLY ltd I^VKH-ST.)
Are now located opposite No. 30J MI(THT»AN-.VV..
nn the lake imut, and Imw on band every description
of Weather strips, and ure prepared to apply them to
bouse* in anv part of the cityut short notice, aud at
our usual b-w priees.
Idbt-ml term* to agent* and the trade.
BANGS BROTHERS
Are still olive and ready for business at
333 STATE-ST.,
With a new and complete assortment of
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, and House
Furnishing Goods.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
I oflermy stork of homc manuiacioml Pars atw&olo
••ale prices to thP retail trade, mind sting of Mink, Er
mine. Astrskan Cellar*, and Mulls for ladies, Rente’
Fur Cellars aud Bearer Ulorcs. Also Muffs re-lined.
S. P. HERZOG,
39* State-st.
SCHWEITZER BEER,
Lutootiw lake-st., Importers ot
Fancy Goods, Toys, Baskets, &c.,
Ready (or business Again at
536 W. Madison-st.,
Os ders aod calls respectfully solicited.
IIP. HIBBARD Cl
Commission Merchants,
3*2 Aorlh Caual-st.,
have unsurpassed facilities fur handling Produce, and
give special attention to the sale of Green and Dried
Fruits, Seeds. Beans, Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Tallow.
Lard, Dressed Hogs, Dressed Poultry, etc. liberal
.halts allowed on consignment*.
S. D. Childs, Jr., Co.,
formerly at 117 1*2 Randolph-eu. hare now a full slock
of good*ln their lino.
Seal Presses. Ribbon and Ink Stamps, Wed
ding Cards, Sole*; Envelopes, etc.,
in fact, everything connected withthe ENGRAVING,
DIEHINKINO. SEAL. AND STENCIL IJUMI
NESS. We are fullv prepared t« all work a*
speedily, artistically, and at the name raw* a# before
the lire. No. 23 Kinzif-at., cor. Kingsbury, North Side.
Colton Dental Association,
For Extracting Teeth withont Pain, re opened at 43
SOUTH HALSTED, BKT. MADISON AND WASH
INGTON. Artificial Teeth Inserted.
SEWER BUILDER.
Sewerage office of WM. M. I»KK l»u<>w located f
the old stand. No. IOC Monroe-st. All orders for bull
lug and repairing sewers promptly attended' Ala
denier In sower pipe, drain tile, and fire brick.
B. TV. CBITTESTOIT, Accountant,
Will give personal attention to opening am! closing
all kind-, of MF.UCANTILF. HuOKs. Books ex
limited and proofs of loss made according to th«ir
Vliowinc. Psrtimlar attention paid to writing up
schedules of household lumlture. AddreM 211 West

Crockery, China, and Glassware.
MILLER .t HAVENS, formerly with Burley
Tyrrell, are -tally receiving :i general assortment at KJ2
statc-nt.. near Field. Leiler Uo., where they will bo
ph a*ed to all their old friend* and patron*.
Grain lien Attention.
GRAIN ELEVATOR FOR SALE.
Within ICO miles ot Chicago, in one of the bent com
eertinn* of this State. Can ship to Chicago, Toledo.
N«*w Voik. Boeton and Phdadi Iphla without tran-fer.
Inquire."! li*AAC N. AMI «t CO., 20 booth JcQtTaun*
st.
DR. HENRY OLIN,
OCULIST AND AL’RIST.
Haßflcain opened hit* office nt 2*o West Madlson-aL,
where he 1* prepared with ail modem appUaneeMorlb©
relief f ll.e deal ami blind. ArtiQciaJ cyea inserted.
LAW OFFICE.
ISAAC N. ARNOLD and GEO. T. W ATE TIM AN
have their Law Office at No. am Wabanh-ar. Mr
Arnold aiks to be again recognized as a working mem
berof the Bar.
M. FORBES CO.,
CARPENTERS. BUILD EES. AND ARCHITECTS.
I’T'Hoaaes bailt on time to parties owning property'
Jobbing promptly attended to. Office, U4 ooath Clin*
1 ton-st.
THICK
PAPER HANGINfIa
Just the thine t<> keep out the wind and cold from
board offices. ALEX. DRAKE. ITS Wc«l Madiaop-st.
FtTLLEE, WAKEEN&CO.,
Office: North Pier, near Light House.
Poll assortment Stewart's Stoves. Lawson Foroacaa,
Wartrn Range*. The anly wholeaalo atovo wanv
boose left by the great fire, with the largest ana most
compute Mock In ihoWest.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF PAEiTNESSHTP.
The partnership heretofore axUtlnp tmderthe firm
name of LONG KCH AFFHL was dissolved by mo
tnal consent on the 10th of October. Either party la
authorized to sign Lu liquidation J. M. LONG,
CHRISTIAN SCHAyEKL.
COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
The copartnership of JAS. P. FOOU. SON «t
BROWN, No. 117 Oilcago, vw dissolved by
mntr.nl ccnscnt.cn the ttb (by o* October, I*7l. The
pn<l will be continued br JAR. P. FOOD «t
SON, at iheold stand (No. 117 Iviutie-Bt) who will
settle all artoenta. JAS. P. FOQO, JAS. L. POQQ.
W. L. BIIOWK.
PATENT FIRE PROOF DSETIWO.
FAY’S
Patent Water-Proof
FELTING
For Covering the Out and Inside
of Buildings.
No Tar Substance Used.
The quality and strength of it SUFFICE
as a substitute for more expensive mat.o
rial for Building Purposes, such, as Roof
ing, Siding, Lining under Shingles or Clap
boards, and for walls and Ceilings
instead of Plaster; and for Ploor Covering?
in place of Carpets, for which purposes it
is handsomely colored. Its TMTraVrcyg
STRENGTH will satisfy all who doubt its
usefulness. WHEN IT IS KNOWN
a strip of it an inch in width, will sustain.
oneTiundred and twenty-five pounds.
This material has advantages over
Wopd—it will not start from the nailing
or sun-crack to let in the cold. It makes i
COOL in SUMMER, and WAEJT
Any ordinary workman can Apply it
without difficulty.
To all those who wish to build with
view to economy as well as comfort,
material cannot fail to satisfy in every par
ticular.
PRICES;
Extra Heavy, tor Booflag, *3.80 per 100
sonar© fleet.
secular Roofing ox Siding, $2.00 per 10G
square feet.
Extrajfor Walla
SI.OO per 100 square feet,
Using under Clapboards, Slate asdßhingle*.
66 cents per 100 square feet.
Nails for Roofing a«d Siding, 26 cents Cor
every 100 square feet.
All Roofing, Biding, Wall Ceiling,
Carpeting is 34 inches wide. Lining Pelt,
from 24 to 86 inches wide.
Call at Booms 6 and 7, No. 188 West
Madison-fit, and see samples.
WTT.T.TA’M- TrUM-PTR-WSW
‘WIRES AND LIQUORS,
WHISKEY,
BRANDY,
GIN,
Port& Sherry Wine,
Imported goods sold either
from Store or out of. the Cus
tom House.
GlMiape, BUob Wine, Bte.
WOLF MICHAEL,
11 13 W. ffiaflisoii-st.
SAFETY BOILER.
"WATER TUBE
SAFETY BOILER.
Experience villi several thousand home-power of
BABCOCK «t WILCOX
tliat thev combine the HIOUKsT El i IC.IENCY,
ECONOMY.and SAFETY.
The following firm*. among others, have purchased
tbl* Boiler:
Demstro d: Donner, Pncar Refining Co.. New
York o boilers. GOO XL P.
Hnvemever* Elder*, sugar Kellners. New
York 6 boiler*, 450 XL P.
Motthlesaen «t Wlecber’s bngur lUllning Co.,
York 4 boilers, 300 IT. P,
IE C. Ilavemeyer Co..Sugar Refiners. New
York 3 boilers, 233 H- P.
Jessup A Moore, Toper Mill*, Wilmington.
TVL.,.., 4 bouers, 209 XL P-
Calvert sugar itetluory, Baltimore. Mary.
land. 14 boilers, TOO IT. P.
Wood. Week-, Co.. Sugar Refiners. Baltl*
more. Md ..s boilers. 600 TL P.
'■Boilers from 20 If. P. upward furnished at short no
lice. Aleo. find-claw. atc.-im Engines.
For Illustrated Circular? l drawings, estimates, ict,
address BABCOCK WILCOX,
BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER*
THE ELECTION OF THE
FIRE-PROOF TICKET
FULLY ENDORSES THE
BABCOCK
Fire ttpisbei!
BOTH ARE
OPPOSED TO CONFLAGRATIONS.
Bnlifurk Fire Eitingnisher Co.,
Office*. 6o*> Waba.*h-av., and comer of Washington aoS
Cllnten-ata.. Chicago. F. W. FARWELL, «oc*y.
THEE TABUS.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
SPltnfG ABSANGE2USNT
nUnoU Central*
Union dktot—Foot ot Lake*!.
St Louis Express., 9£oam 3JSpm
do Fast Line 18:10 pm •7.ooant
Cairo Mail 9:20 am *4 M p a
Cairo Express fSAOpm 7:00 am
Keokuk Passenger... &iSpa BJS pm
Effingham Passenger. -.VIS p m
Kankakee Passenger. ......11:00pm 900 a m
U yds Park and Oak W00d5....... &1S am 7.45 a a
do do do -9:43 am *U.-00am
do do do *it:io p m 1:45 p m
do do do *3:00 pm *6:15 pa
do do do 6:lopm 705 pa
do do do .*11:00 p m
-Sundays excepted. tSaturdaya excepted.
Lake Shore dk Michigan Soothers Ball way*
Depot—Corner of Vanßorenand Bherman-ata.
Ticket Office, M South Clark-st.
Special NewVork Express *9:00 am 7.-00 p a
Atlantic Express (d*Dy) s:Jspm 8,-OOam
Night Express -ffcCOpm *tßJoam
Cbw«|«, Bnrlingisß dc Qnincy BailfL
Ticket Office, 63 CTark-at. (opposite Sherman House).
Union Depot, foot ot Lake-sL
Mall and Express 7Joam 4:lspm
Pacific Fast Line *10.45 am 330 p m
Galesburg Passenger 3:oopm 6:lopm
Mendota A Ottawa Passenger.* 4.-20pm Msta
Aaron Passenger 6:30 pm BJO am
Pacific Night Express t 9.-oOpm t 7:45 am
Downet*»OrovpAccomroodationr 1:45 pra *6:Sopm
IXiwncr'sCroveAccommodation* 615pm *lo4opm
Dowaer'aGrove Accgmmodatton-IcWX) p m 7:10 am
Riverside and Hinsdale *6Joam WJOam
Riverside andßlnadale *iw»am IJopm
Riverside and Hinsdale 3:43 pm 6:45 p m
•Sundays excepted. ISaturdayH excepted. fHondagu
excepted.
Mich. Central Great ’Wftorn Bail war*
Union Depot—Foot of Lake-et. Ticket office. 93 Lak»>
bL All trains stop at Twcnty-seoood-et. station.
Hall (rla mall line and air line).* fl.OOaca 8:06 pm
Past New York Express. WOaxa ‘'rtp*
At- Ex. (d*Uy) via Air Line. felSpza 8.-00 am
Night Express. *lfci3opm
TDtfva.
Eslamaeoo, Jackson dt These _ _____ _
Hirers Accommodation •t.-oopm
Grand Rapids Express *7«p»
Grand Bapids Night Erpreas...• {6 JO at*
Sunday night.....fctkpin
Sunday excepted. t Saturday exseptod. 4 Moods#-
CicepttdT HENRY C. WENTWORTH. _
General Passenger Agea&
€?Uce«e« AJine dkSt. l.oels BaUgwad»'
Expreea fcOO*m
Joliet Accommodation———•'♦lopa
NUrUtExprtsa. 6-30 pa
Ux&tai&K£nmtf ........-t WOp to {TJStn
■ExceptSundays. iSatardayßexcepted- tanadar I
»vA Monday excepted. j Arrive every morning.
Chicago, Daavllio Sc Ytaeennea RaTTrenA.
vn.wxuK£x Depot—Corner Canal aniLKlnile streets
West Bide. Freight Office at C., CVA I. C Oo.**
oOoe.coraerHahiteAandCarrcJJ
v«il tv in, Chicago Time M9ftf M»«B
PlmbargfctCtoclßMti&St.leelaßanreaiU
Depot—Corner Canal and Kin*le*t*4ChlciißO.
Ticket onrcß-Comer Randolph and 1
Cincinnati Express 725 Em Wlil
iDdixnopollß, ctnclnnaa «k Locls
rtlle —i fc«a.m 10:55 p* t
Columbus <t Kaalem. 12:40pm fciOpM
Cincinnati ft C010mb0*............ 735 pm. JSS'tUk
Tnill«Tiftp/>ng, fMnHtmfcW ft LonYft.
TlUe.... 7:55 pm Klfipoa
Lacalng Acctt^o&Ura*'.'.iilO p m T'JB i m
Chlea««t Rock Tilatiri Se Pacific Railroad.
Van Barra tad Sfiermaa^ta
TICKCT OFTICB—I7 Booth OaxlC-at. _
Night Express,. —..tlfccopm 7:00 a
:ptfn Aewminniimtiop. IjOpm
Pacific Express „*IW» a n *^ISP®
An eleeut pallor sleeping car la attached to tbe iftor
a. bu train running through to Council Blaus wbh.
Chicago Sc Nortfcwe*tem BalltTO*
Ticket Office—BoaU»ea*t corner erf Clark ana LMM9
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