IETARI AND COMMERCIAL. KONETASY. TiintsiiAV Evkmnm. Nov. 9. >day n-.t- about the dullest that has been ex ;cuced -nice the banks reopened Jifler the tire. mess was exceedingly small, owing to the in which prevailed Jill day. The hiatus in busi ..however, 1- onlv temporary. Tlie receipts shipments of grain though not so largo as ;y werejn-l Indore the lire (for at that time were extraordinarily large) compare well •h the volume of husiucss at this time last year, c hog crop will also In? a very large one, ami amount of packlngdone here this winter will. .in-1•«. be larger than In any previous year. v« fiaime continues tlrm at par between banks, tlic counter bankers buy ull-sdiscount and ,at par. iva-hiuctou advicosof the 6th report the follow- j financial items: Ual;na«--in the Treasure at the close of business on ,nn jertstieatc* 17.051.900 luuk cmel.itiou ontstandlag this dale.* *Kl.7i,xs7. N-ilmnal 1 !obl Hank circulation issued to date. The rtv.-ii-t- from internal revenue sources, from ilv l it* N-vi liilht4 iueluslve. wen* *4-.9r>.731. This t;’, vi>-;di!i' t.> Hie estimates made for the current tiscal ,i. I iom .»n examination ul the accounts of ivvo ..-..tliiers .it the internal Revenue office lor tho tlrst ~;.itej i-l the pro-ent fiscal year. It appears tlial the \j„ liav been reduced fully 30 per cent from the '-,.1 te-iMuiihiig of last year. it 1- undo Mood that tho pianjof consolidation of the :,i,nial te\enue districts, contemplated some time ki- bi-eti abandoned, and that no consolidations .«be f.nu.e during the present fiscal year, exoept in ■neortwii m-tances. Ttie romtuls-inner of Internal Revenue la engaged 1; i.iep.'u ing 111- annual rvjxirt. Parties Interested In ih,-nuLtifaitureof whiskey and tobacco are strongly iiiging various recommendations upon the Commia v.« tier, but it is not thought he will recommend any taat.-iial changes. •j he >ui* Tn-ai»nry’of New York has adopted a sva *,-;i of ci imping the paper on which checks are writ j. tot the purpose of preventing alterations or lor. After 1 lie check U made out, it is passed :i:uiieh a small machine, which crimps or indents v.:j parallel lines that portion of the paper on which v. iin-nmt and figures are written- The result is that j japer cannot be written on a second time, nor can s- :t-stoT\*d to Us original condition. INSUUAJfCE. Tin- Allemania Insurance Company, of Clevc- Ohio, send us the following statement of l:-;r jssets and liabilities and the terms on which t;,. v are settling with holders of their poliviei. a-'mi as we are able to judge, tho statement in- to be complete, and in tho main is, per l.ap-.tM an unreasonable basis of settlement, j total liabilities of the company arc as ful- :ii in Chicago. -l.il in Michigan and WixcotuiiQ 45,(XX) 1 li.-.iK-mt premiums due to iwlicy h0h1er5...... 105,& d t •I'n l li.il'llltif.H 17,063 Tots', liabilities. Tin* assets of tlic company are stated ut ij'j.ui:*. whirl! would he 42 per cent on the total but it is claimed that it will cost $20,000 i.iimii the securities luto Gish. There is also s-u.i-athat will have to I>e paid in full; these v i*!iM require u deduction of, sav {yi,ooo. leaving r;.-t :i>-i isofs24iv2ls, which would he nearly a; percent on the total liabilities. The dilierenec in twct Ti :c and as per cent wotild be something ever Ma.ooo. which the company claim they have as a margin to cover contingencies. 'Jli.-u-1-. however, one item in the account of lia* biiitir- which may possibly turn out more favora l»i\ for those who nave sustained losses. Wo ro f. 'rto ilie Sim.ys) due to policy-holders for uu allied premium*. This amount is probably duo t- fi«m 1 j,(>oo to 20,000 policy-holders, in all parts of the country. The amount due to each w<>ald probably not average over $7. a sum r-o .-iin.il that a large proportion of those to v iioiii it is due will probably never trouble them s. 1 vc- ;o send their claims to the company’s oHlce in Cleveland to collect them. Hut even if half of ti!i-tu should do so, it would stilt leave a large •nmuint equal to s or 10 per cent on the company’s b-ses here. We do not Ray that the company safely act on this presumption and pay >m>re Ilian 37 i>or cent, but simply make tills ictereneeto what will probably be their actual exjK-tseuee. Of the $509,100 of its Chicago losses, *IOI.OO have been settled at 35 per cent, leaving to be settled yet. Of this remaining amount the claimants lor $120,000 have agreed to settle at 35 per cent. ItKAT. ESTATE. The Cincinnati Ouzcttc, referringto the influence '.•m i ted by the great railroad corporations whose liner centre in Chicago, says: Fur more than ten years they have contributed to pin- growth ol Cliicagy. They have invested large amounts of money in that city, ami precisely to that t vt<-]it Ijsivo bts-n iutete-'lvd lu tho prosperity of the eily. Accordingly, when there were favors to grant, additional railroad facilities to be bestowed, new chan* mls ol commerce to be opened, money to bo invented, thicagu wa.-the favored place. The investments that b.td Incii iiij.lc theio turn to bo protected amt (oaten*!. Thus Hu- capitalist* of New York aud Hostou, ami other KaM**m cities, aided laigelv in building up CIU -4 au-. ami now. when tLe day of her trial has come, the same men tliat worked to build, worked to rvilore.” TJu* Cazrttr Ims undoubtedly taken the correct x low of the situation. There is no other point ia the Tuited Slates to the sustaining of which, us a «.oilmen iul cm|»ormm. so large an amount of rail* road capital is pledged. There is also in tile pres ent liiiiiiicial situation another element, which at one time might have been considered one of weakness, tmi is now in fact one of strength. We rei.-r to the debts due to Eastern corporations and Eastern capitalists, aud secured by mortgages on n al c.-tate. For the lenders of these vast amounts i h.-re i« no course but to do all in their power to Misiain the value of real estate by the loan of turther ninouuls to assist in rebuilding what was d. -droved, thus helping to re-establish the security tor their own loans. Tho following instruments were Hied for record i>» Thursday, November 9. West Monroe st, ir,S feet west of Desplalnes *t., n.-iih front, mid 1-3 of 19 i-axitn feet, dated Nov. v. consideration. $1,166. .Michigan av.. 123 feet north of Twenty-first st., ui-M trout.2-sxl7ofeet,dated Nov. 7; cousidura l.on. $27.0u0. l>d 27, in Bowen and Wait’s Block 13, Set*. 7,39, It.dated (let. Si); consideration, $740. I/>t 1... in Block o, Slietlleld’s addition, dated N*|\. T; eon.-ideration, $2,M60. Wc-t Vmi Bureii *l.. lie tween Winchester and i.tucidn Ms.. Mtmli front, 37x79 feet, dated Nov. oii-ideration. $2,0.K). Hastings st.. between loiflln and Loomis sts. b-rth trout 21x124 feet, dated Nov. 7; cou saJcraJion^jiU D.t 5 in Oviatt’s lads, 29 to 33 In Dobbin's N. E. lAr** 1 30; consideration, Liu .Vands: in Raw-son’* Block, 16 of S.W. 1-4 S'-. 12. 3st. J,.IS r. mid 7 ill Block 3of Carter 11. Harrison’s Addition. dated Oct. 0; consideration, 11,500. T MII 4of Lot lin Block 2of Rockwell's Addition. Nov. 0; consideration $1,500. i;* ul c»tut«* mortgages and trust deeds, ih quit i-.mu deeds and releases, it: other dornnicnts yi- property in Cook Comity, fl; chattel mot together with 81 iustrumonts which '‘••iv rc-rc.nrdcd )>y reason of the lire. COMMERCIAL. Tm uswxY Evk'SISO, Kov. o. The follnvrinc are the receipts und ohipments of produce at tiiis port during the past twcutj'-foup hours. as far as reported, with the corresponding quantities one jear ago: Receipts. Shipments. 1370. 1871. 1870. 1871. Flour. l>rls C.D73 7,333 2,535 4,192 Wheat, bu C 8.86.7 63,040 55,000 93,258 foru. l*U 140,54.". :w.72S 33,315 19,555 Oats, lm 51,550 21.794 58,950 2,300 Kj e. hu 3,802 2,502 G. 908 28.000 Harley, bu 14,530 9,220 1.387 33,708 2 7.833 401 l.tm 4.393 7.584 1.W2 2.0*2 2.734 1,183 1.7G1 1.491 545 04 263 271 Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption. 124 bn wheat; 1.007 bu corn; 4.238 buoats; 559 bu rye; 4.*; bu barley. The following grain has been Inspected Into -stotv up to 10 o'clock this morning: iao cars wheat; :«1 cars corn; 52 cars oats; 6 sxr* rye; 36 cars liarlev. Total (555 can*,) or 224.000 bu. The produce markets were Irregular to-day, an advance King established in grain, nearly all round, while -otber markets were firm, though quiet. The movement in grain was principally speculative, tho bad weather interfering with shipments. For the same reason the street mar kets were much less active than usual, the streets iK'inga regular slush before midday. The storm outrode was reported to be furious at oue time iu the morning, and may have caused severe loss. llichwlnes wore firmer, selling 1c higher than v.--.i«rday. though New York was again dull. There were few offerings. Sales wore: 150 brls to-itay, and so brls yesterday afternoon, at 86c. laike freights opened out very dull, with little iiuinirv from shippers. and few vessels offering. s»h the weather interfered with operations on the river. Eater there wjis a better Inquiry at yesterday's rates, and the market close*! steady at 7 l-2e for wheal and 7c for corn, by sail to Uutlalo, and I3c for corn to Oswego. A total of live grain charters was reported, which will carry out 20.0J0 bu wheal. Hi.owi bu corn, aud 14,(KW bu outs. Provisions wew rather more active than yoster •!av, though the volume of transactions was not lurge- Mess pork was easier, being little wanted, jgtrd steady. Meats in good demand, and quite firm. Then* are no old meats on the market, and new are rather scarce, as there has been no time lor curing since the cutting season opened. The iuark*‘t closed at the following quotations: Old me*s pork. 912.75ai2.87 1-2, the outside for special brands. New mess pork closed at |12.T0a12.75; do seller Deeemltcr, 9)2.75: do seller January, $12.87 l-2a13.a0; do seller Kebniary, 9i3.00aW.i21-2. laird at 8 7-Sccush; 8 3-4 c seller l>cccmber, and 8 7-* c for seller January. Bweet-pickicd hams, 10 3-2allc. Green meats firmly held at 4c for ►boulders; 5 8-4e for short ribs, and 7a7 1-sc for hams, the run of the house. Dry salted meats for JiecciniHT delivery quoted at 4 l-2e for shoulders; fie for Cumberlands; smd 6 l-2e for clear ribs. Mess beef, 98.00; extra mesa do, 9P.au. Tallow, 8 3-4 c for prime jwckcts. Sales wen l reported of 100 brls mess i»ork at $12.75; 100 brls do (new) at 912.65; 500 brls do seller tlmveor at 912.79; 500 brls do seller Jan nary at tw.eo; 700 tea lard ocllcr December at nc; 200 tes do seller January at 8 7-8 c; 20,000 Uis green shoulders at 4c; 200.000 lbs do (yester day afternoon) at 3 3-4e;2o,Ooo lbs clear rib, 20 davs Old When delivered, at C l-4c 20,000 lbs short ribs at C l-4c 100 boxes short ribs seller the month : probably duo to the fact that tho store-.’ (‘Opacity of Great Britain is pretty well filled* un bv the lil«er;d hliipmeuth to that cnmurv, t*» meet the ileficieticie* of European h.-rret*. Vfew York was n*p*»rt4‘d linn, hut Ic.-s aet!**.-,tl»elauerphH«e (■w ing to a firmness in freights. The shippers (iprmled v<*ry wpsiringly hero, ns the imd weather prevents vt-swils from nnloadiu and, tbe.v {cured an iidcince in freights hero. Optl*>n trading bv fit-and start**, u great m.n»y *hou flU4 fluting IU( Ihv lUMUI seller last half opened at 11.211-2. Improved to f 1.22. foil to *t,2o 1-2. and dined at *1.205-8. Seller the month ruled nt 11.101-tu1.21. closing at *1.19 3-4 for that or regular No. 2 spring. Seller De cember sold at *1.22 Hiil23. dosing weak at tho inside. Other grades were quiet. Amher wheat was nominal jit *1.30 for No. 1 red, and *1.25 for No. 2 red. Cash sales were reported of 300 hu No. 1 spring at si.2t 1-4 too hu do at *1.2.11-2; 3.000 hu No. 2 spring at *1.211-2:11,6001 m do at *1.21 i-t: 41/4)0 bn do at *1.21; 44,20u bn do at *1.20 3-4* nfl.wwbu do at *1.2111-2; 25nou bu do at S*l.2ii i-4 lo.iix) bu ecn pledged for the new enterprise, and the movers expect to sell a great portion of their stock hi .England. In St. Louis, the merchants met the other day and resolved that they ought to have iron barges which can run in shallower water, and on which tho rates of insurance are less than is the case with wooden boats, and that tjie United Stab's ought to aid them with a ap propriation of at least *1,000,000. Tho New Orleans plan is the wisest.” .*-508,100 The Journal of bommeree gtves the following as tire receipts of certain articles of domestic pro duce ut New York during the first ten mouths of the year; .*«7o,*n 1509. 1570. 1571. Wheat, flour, hrls 2.645.M1 3,234.637 3,031,000 Cum meal, brls 176.422 1C3.506 \o-5.560 heat, bn 17.505.5t7 18,340,024 21.547,970 Itye. ho 260.447 457,016 667.612 Oats, hn 6,699,119 7,921,760 0,976,694 Barky ami barley mall, bu 727.772 2.790,043 2«99,339 Com. bn 9.269.597 7.525,174 23.775,461 Colton, bale* 506,715 615.174 791,912 Fork, pkga 72312 lU.MO 159,511 Boef.brls 52,917 70,476 01,349 (nit meant. pkgs 70.634 60,156 131.001 Butter. Pkgß 526,936 407,614 552.323 Cheese, pkgs 1,125.150 1,227,567 1.281 993 Lard, tes ami brls C2.H2 62.200 191,186 Laid, kegs 12,915 22,172 19.557 Whiskey, brla 142.649 164,798 140,003 The corresponding exports were: im isro. ISTI. Wheat floor. brls 1,255,243 1,591.1*1 1.453.M4 Bye flour. brls 4,150 3.42: a^*s Corn meal., brls 116.340 mm loi.oto Wheat, bit 13.7ni5.279 14.771.504 19.CG4.161' Ilye. t bu 130.944 91411 345.761 Oats. bu 46.414 17,490 JW.fiOO Barley, bu 9),i3i Con>. bu 1.5 M.792 352.454 10,311. 125 Hups, bait‘d 67.795 19.776 27,0)1 CoUcm, bale* 235,423 343,055 IT,AII Pork. bit? 61.136 72.5 M 140.529 Reef, btls 25.124 20.231 39.964 Beef. tc* 46.194 ;{9.267 70,501 U»l meats. 15s 43.2:0.628 24.337.530 65.0>0.76l Butter, ID.- 940,5*1 1.161.92-; 6,437,013 Cheese, R>i* 52.2*r«.!i;Ci 54.249.2*5 6t.4H.409 Lank ft*- 26.V56.302 2k73%67C 9t.v0.022 Tallow, tea ln.nn9.MS 1j.129.12l 31,974,767 Petroleum, palls 56.29t.209 70.303.75 l 7S.W7.OV> The following were tlio imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the mouth of October: ENTEUEb fOU CONSUMPTION*. 1669. 1670. IS7I. Minnfactnresof wool st,is4.a>i g2.i59.-vio $1,G12,30( Manufactures of cotton 490.047 1.360.244 I.OJI'Wi Manufactures of .-ilk 1.251.716 2.06.\?>20 i.Trtisf Manufactures of flax, 675.564 1,023-76 U15.372 Miscellaneous dry goods... 544.129 612.5U 750.014 Total entered for cousnnip. Withdrawn frem ware house 2,152,369 1.797,501 1.354,735 Total thrown on the mar ket $6,330,440 $9.345.126 $7,993,196 Entered fur warehouse... |,s 40,597 i.str.avi 2.173.514 Add catered cwnslimpfn. 4.17 A.511 7.517.625 6,134.461 Tjdol entered at the p0rt.56,059,104 $9,365,554 fs.fiii,97s The particulars or the above statement will at tract the attention of the trade. The entries di »wliy for consumplion fell off on« ami a lialf millions, while the entries for warehousing iu crcusel nearly one million. LATER. At tho afternoon board there was nothing do ing. except a few trade* in wheat, seller last half, which soil $1.20a51.20 3-8; closing at $1.201-4. The Dally Market. 81/TfEH—The demand for the better grades continue* good and sutlicicnt to absorb all of ferings, and prices remain firm and unchanged. Common and medium qualities remain quiet and steady, tie quote: Choice dairy. 22a2.5c; fair to good tub and firkin, I0a20c; comtuou grades. IdaUe. BAGGING—Dealers report a steady, fair move ment at unchanged prices. Tito stocks are now ample, and orders are tilled with the usual promptness. We repeat our list, as follows: Stark,3Ce; Lewiston. ate; American.3l i-2e; Min nesota, an; burlaps, bags, 21 l-2522e; gunnies, 17a 3be; wool sacks, CCe. BUILDING MATERIALS —Continue active nt lull prices. We quote: Stucco. (.-2.5fti3.00; cement. $1.75; lime. In bulk. |i.as; jvbite sand. per lirl. t3.000a.85; plastering Uuir, per bu. aS;UOc: lire brick, per 1.000, Sto.ooa 90.00; building brick, 5U.00a15.00; lire cluj*. ft.OOu 5.00 per brl. BEAKS—The demand keens pace with the sup. ply, and prices jircsusUiiDCii at $i.50ii175 for com* inon. am! at $2.00a2.25 for good to choice. BROOM CORK—Is lirni, at 5180.00a160.00 per ton for old; 5150.n0n200.00 for new, and 5200.00u2t0.00 for choice burl. COOPERAGE—Is steady and firm at5i.70a1.75 for j>ork brls; $2.00a2.05 for lard tes; 12.20a2.25 for beef ten; $2.00113.40 for whiskey brls; Goas7e for flour brls. Staves and headings are quoted at f1H.00a20.00 per m for i»ork, and «25.00a29.00 i>cr m for whisker brls and tcs. CHEESE—This market was quoted tinner. The continued good demand, the light stock instore, and the recent advance East, impart a buoyant feeling, and prices were Iteing held at l-2c higher. We now quote: Now York factory, I5al0o; Ohio factory, Waite; Western do, Waite. COAL—Bituminous varieties were very firm, owing to the light stock on hand. Anthracite is In ample supjdy and remain steady at fonuer rates. Wc quote: Lehigh, prepared, $0.50; Lackawanna. fo.OO; Erie, $0.00; walnut Hill, (8.90; Indiana, $7.00; Hocking Valley, $7.50; Wilmington, $5.50. CIDER—Was m fair supply and steady at $5.00 a C.OO for common to choice. EGGS—Were firmer, holders demanding 21a23c for fresh. FliriTS— D»iei>— The demand for goods in this lino was reasonably active, and prices were firm and without material change, ranging substantially as fallows: Dates, 0 l-2a 10 1.2 c; figs, drums. Soa22e; figs, box, 23a23e: Turkey prunes, oalOe; French do, HnlSc; raisins, old. s3.mhiTt.ir>; do new, 54.10a1.15; blackberries, 16al8c; pitted cherries. 3Saloc; peaches, pared. 2ia2r>c: Stenches, halves, 012al0l-2c; currants, 9 l-2alo 1.2 c; apples, old. r»a"e: do new Western, 8 l-2afc; do new Eastern. lOalle. GREEN FRUITS—There was a good demand at full prices. Sales were reported at the following ranee: Aj pics on track at 9 U50.i2.25.and from store at s2.ofti3.w. Cranberries, fio.oOiill.oo for wild, and 112.00nu.00 for cultivated. liOimms, 97.00a3.00. FlSH—Lake trout wore llrm at the advance noted yesterday. Codfish were rather firmer. In sympathy with the Eastern market, though no advance Is looked for at present. Mackerel remain easy. We quote No, 1 white fish. 94.75u5; No. 2. 84.2504.50: No. 1 shore mackerel. 910.i10.25; No. 1 bay, 9&JOa9; No. 2 mackerel. |8a8.50 No. 1 shore kits, 92.12.10: No. 1 huy,9i.soal.Co; family kits, Il.l0al.l5; hank cod. *6a0.50; George's cod. S7a7JO; box herring, No.l, 40n45c; scaled herrings. 45a50e. GROCERIES—Coffres and sugars were a shade stronger, in sympathy witli Now York, but not quotablv higher. Syrups, spices, and other arti cles In the list, ruled steady ns previously quoted. The following are the prices current: COFFEES—Prime Rio coffee. 21«22c choice do. 22a2:. according to distance. HIDES—No change was noted In the general features of the market. Buyers aro still taking bold rather sparingly and the market is lacking in strength. We repeat our quotations of yester day. as follows: Green Milted, light, 11 l-2c do, heavy, 10 i-2c; murrinn kip, 11 l-2c; veal kip, 14c; green calf, 17c; dry calf. 26c: dry flint, 19a 20c; dry salted, ICniTc: dry kip, 22c; deacons, Macoc: scored, cut, or otherwise damaged, two thirds price. LEATHER—Was again quoted quicLand values were without perceptible change. We quote: XI km lock —City harness, union. 87assc; city harness. S7a3Bc: country harness. 34n36e; Uneclty, per lb, 39a42c; Wp. per lb, 80ca91.00; Mp, veals, Il.00al.l5; city upper. No. 1, per ft. 2&a29c: city up]H*r, No. 2, per ft, 25n2*c; country upper. No. i, 21a27c; collar, per ft. 21a23c; calf, city, 9i.25a1.i5; calf, country, 9i.10a1.25; rough upper, ll to 13 lbs. 35a37c; rough upper, 14 to 18 lbs. 32034 c; rough upper, damaged, 28u30c; Buffalo slaughter sole, 3fti3sc. Oak—Slaughter sole. 40a45c; Philadelphia sole, 43h4Cc; harucs*. per lb. 36a48c; kip. light. 91.00 a 1.15; kip. No. 1, medium. SOca9l.Oo; kin. heavy, 75a 85c; American calf. 32 1b5.91.25a1.45; French calf, 28 lbs. 91-8ft»2.35; French calf. 3fi lbs, 91.c0a2.20; FTench kip, CO to 100 lbs. ll.noai.6S; French calf, Iveroovnf, per dor 965.00a90.00; French calf, Jodot, 170 OOuIOU.OOO. MI.TALS AND TINNERS’ STOCK—Trade was reported active «t former prices. We quote Tik—Box tin plate. IC, 10x14, 911-00; roofing C, 910.50; largo pigs. 450; small pigs, tin, 4Gc; bar tin. **CorrEK—Copper bottom?, 33c; braziers’, over 12 lh>. ate; tiu copper, 35c. Sheet Zrxc—First quality, cask, 10 l-2c; first nnnlitv, sheet, lie; slab zinc, 9c. Wink—2 too. 9c; 0,8 and 9.10 c; 10 to 11, lie; 12, 121-2c;13»DdU.12 1-2c;lsnnd 10, lie; 17,15 c; 18, ice; is, loc; 20,10 c; full bundles 20 per cent off. NAlLS—Remain firm at *4.50 rates: to. to fid per hep, fi.no; fed. per kep, s».*s; 6d. per kep. *5.00; id. per kep. *5.25; 3d. per kep. *0.00: fine 3d. per kep, *7.25; blue 2d. common, per kep. *7.25. OlLS—Whale oil wa* excited and advancing. Tin* destruction of the winding fleet on the Pa cUU* const involved n he* equal to about one-half the entire stock now In the country, and holder* sue refukinp to name anv price at present. the I'.L'i'.ufy is 'WitfU ftftw v.ai THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; more settled than for several days past, hut prices are still a little irregular. Larit, linseeil and other descriptions ruled quiet and steady. We quote: Carbon, 25 l-2a200; extra winter lard, 83a Me; Ko. 1 current make. 73aT5c; N0.2 do, 65e; linseed raw, eoc: do boiled. 85c; whale, hoc; sperm, *2.(0; noatsfoot 0i1.*1.00a1.25; hank ell. Cse; sti jilt**. Toe; depham oil, 95c; turpentine. 78c. POTATOES—‘Were in good request, and under n__ moderate supply prices remain firm. We miole; Mixed, on track, at 50aC90. and straight lots at C5a700. From store sales Were making at Csa"oc for common, and ut7sußsc for good to choice. POULTRY—The supply was liberal, and prlcsa were rather easier, bales were reported ut the following range of prices: *2.50a3.25 for chickens; $1.50a2.50 for ducks; *3.25ji3.75 for prairie chick ens, and *1.25n1.50 for quail. BALT—Is active at unchanged prices. We quote: fiagiuiw, *2.50; Onondaga, *2.25; coarse, *2.2n: and diamond Cut *2.25. SEEDS—Were In active demand,and tlrm at for mer prices. Sales were: 9 bans timothy at *2.85; :i5 bags do at *2.80 35 hags do at *2.76; 170 bags do at *2.75; 191 bags do at *2.70; 24 bags do at *2.67 1-2; 6 bags do at *2.60: c bags clover at *0.25; 25 bags do at **>.2<); 19 bags do at *0.15; G2 bags do at *0.10; 10 bags do at *0.03. TEAS—Remain Arm. under ft good demand, at the annexed quotations: Young hyson, common to fair, OOaCSc; good, 70a85c; choice to extra, *1.30 n1.40; superior to line old hyson, 90ca*l.l0; com mon line imperial, 75a90e: good to choice do. OOca *1.15; line to good gunpowder, *ocu*l.f)o: choice to extra. *i.35a1.45: choice to extra leaf Japan, il.ooa 1.15; fsdr to good do. TOasOc; colored naturalleaf Japan. 60a70e; common to flue Oolong, 50.i65c; good, TCaSoc; choice to extra, wcasl.3s. WOOD—No change was noted in this market. There was si mo*lerute demand at tho following prices: Beech, *10.00: maple,*ll.oo; hickory, *12.00; blahs, *6.60. delivered. WOOL—Holders wore firmer in their demands at full former prices I-AKE FREIGHTS—Arc in moderate request and steady at yesterday’s quotations. Charters were as follows; To Buffalo—Scira Golden Fleece andC.J. Mixer, corn at 7c: schr S. T. Atwater, wheat at 7 ]-2c; prop Plyinontb, v>ni and oats on p. t. To Oxwego—Schr (4. C. Finney, corn on p. t: From Milwaukee to Saginaw—Scar W. Kel ler, wheat ul 7c. Lumber Market. The cargo market was rather quiet, the re ceipts being light. Prices were firm and un changed. Too following sales were reported: Cargo schr Jeunlbcl, from Manistee, 115 m ft at *19.00 for Joists and scantling, *2i.oofur timber 20a30 ft; *25.00 fur timber over 30 ft. Cargo schr Ellen Blood, from Frankfort. 110 in ft Joists, scant ling. and timber 0t£17.00. Sold by Blanchard, Bor land A Co. Cargo barge "Wolverine, from Grand Elver, 120 m ft strips and boards at *18.00; 65 m ft clear at *36.00; aim some selects at *26.00. Sold by Irish, Sul len A Co. Cargo scow Maple Leaf, from Manistee. 90 m ft Joists and scantling at *17.00. Sold by Bickford «k Co. Cargo Echr Guide, from Ludington, 110 mft joists, scantling and short timber, at 917.00. Car go schr Ida, from Ludington, 170 m ftioisU and scantling, at 920.00 for 20-ft 3-inch joists, 1*2.00 for 22-ft do, 924.00 for 24-(t do; and balance of car go at 918.00 fur 20-ft and over, and 917.00 for 18-ft and under. Cargo schr Annie Tomme, 124 u ft. including 40 mft timber, 20a30 ft, at 922.00; bal ance joists and scantlings, atslH.on for2o-ft and over, and9l7.no fur 18-ft and under. Sold by J. M. Loomis ii Co. OX Tg.vCK, Business was quiet and unchanged at J3.50a3.75 for A star shingles, and JIAOa2.OO fur >'o. 1 sawed. ATXHK.VAUUS. Business was loss active, owing to the rain, but there was no change In prices. We quote; AT THE VAUDS. First clear, 1 Inch to 2 inch... Second clear, X inch to 2 Inch. Third clear, 1 Inch Third clear, thick Find and second clour flooring, togeth cr, rough aIO.OO First and'second clear elding, together 23.00a25.00 Common siding u20.00 Common flooring, dressed first u30.00 Common flooring, dressed second i»30.00 Wagon*l>ox hoards, selected, IS inches and upwards 30.00nt0-00 A stock boards 30.00:Utt.e0 It stock boards 25.tK)a23.00 Common boards, joists. scanUlng.small timber, etc., 1G feet and under. Fencing. Joists and scantling. 18x21 feet. Pickets, square... Pickets, flat Clear posts, split Cltar posts, round Lath Sawed shingles, No. 1 Sawed shingles, A or star Marine Hems, There Is a dangerous obstruction, probably a sunken vessel, in the south passage, between Bus* and Kelley's Island, which has already caused much trouble, aud. If not cautiously guarded against, will bo the 'result of serious dAmago to lake shipping in the future. Theschr Mediterranean, from Toledo to Buffalo, with a cargo of wheat, struck what appeared to bo a spar at the point tbo other evening, and came near sinking. A portion of her keel was tom off, and two or three of her bottom plank* were broken in. about 3,000 bushels of the grain being damaged. —The schr Charger, which, for some day*, it was feared had gone down in Lake Huron' on the night of the Coburn disaster had one of the most tedious voyages of tho season from Oswego to Milwaukee, being upwards of four weeks reach ing her destination. She was laden with railroad iron, and passed through a series ct very heavy gales. —The schooner Cortland grounded on the horn! of Belle Island, in Detroit Hlver. last Tuesday, and. immediately after being pulled off. collided with an upward-bound propeller, and was dam aged so badly that she had to bo taken 10-tbe dry dock. Her jibboom and bowsprit were carried away, and her bow injured so as to cause n bad leakage. —lt was very rough on the lake all dnyyester day.autl no vessels left this port in the afternoon. Several schooners were outside tint could not lie brought in. because of the heavy sea on the bar. The tug Wood tried to get over the bar, hut, get ting into the trough of the seas, struck bottom; Such a thing ha* not happened before ia Aw years. —The tug George Bryant, while lying at Gravel ly Bay, ou Tuesday, caught tire and made nar row escape from l*elng destroyed. By great exer tion the Captain ami crew extinguished tho flames after the woodwork about the boiler had been badly damaged. —Tin* schooner Fandom jmt into this i>ort yes terday on account of bud weather. She is bound for Michigan City. Her Captain. James Hardi son, was knocked overlmard and drowned in Geor gian Bay on her upward trip. —The schooners Hattie Johnson and Ataunto collided in the straits on the night of the tth Inst. The bowsprit of the latter was lost and she sprung n leak. The wreeklngtug Magnet was sent to her assistance, and towed her into Detroit. —A vessel, fore-and-aft rigged, painted white, arrying Iho British flag, was seen near Mucki ie the other day, flying a flag of distress. It \s tliought she was from Georgian Bay cm ivute Chicago. The tug Leviathan went out to carry' iiac t wne Jut. —Tlie dreilgo in the-bar Ivor at Michigan City Jins been laid up for the season; $15,000 of thu nppropriatlon remains unexpended, aml will he available for harbor improvements on the open ing of navigation next spring. The steamer Tioga will leave Detroit to-day or Saturday for the scene of the Dean Richmond disaster, in Mud Lake, near Detour. The grain Lu her will bo removed, and then it is hoped the pumps will soon have her afloat. —The steamer Magnet visited lb© place in the Straits of Maekluac where the steamer Free State wan wrecked, with a view of recovering her ma chinery. but could not find a vestige of the vessel. —The schooner Hathaway encountered heavy weather on Lake Erie on Tuesday, and would have foundered hud not her bulwarks been cut away and her deckload allowed to go overboard. —The schooner Traveller met a severe gale near Ix»ng Point on Tuesday, and sprung a leak. She put back to Buffalo uud was repam-iL —Steam pumps have l*ecn at work on the scow American Eagle, ashore west of the Cleveland piers, but she is not yet afloat. —There is a great scarcity of vessels at Bay City, and unless a large fieet arrives soon. 20,000,000 feet of lumber will l>e left to winter over. —lt Is stated that the level of water lu the lakes is lower at present than during any season within the past twenty-three years. _ —The Canadian schooner Gold Hunter. loaded with luml>er. Is ashore in Georgian Bay. It is thought she will prove a total loss. —A survey has bean made of the bark Red. White, and Blue, and she will have a new keel, and a largo portion of her bottom newly planked. —The proj>eller Detroit, with two barges In tow, made the run from Buffalo to Detroit recent ly In thirty-fire and a half hours. —The schooner W. S. Lyons has broken up and gone to pieces. She was built at Black River, Ohio, and worth SIB,OOO. —Parties in Wenona are purchasing all the lum ber they can get hold of, and arc shipping It to Chicago. —The sunken boat in the canal at Lockport has beenremovod, and navigation Is unobstructed. cssels nro scarce at Oswego. BANKING. LIT, PISTON EM, BANKERS, Hlasonic Building, cor. Randolph and Ralstcd-sts., Receive deposits. discount commercial paper, and transact regular banking business. Also draw gold bills of exchange on New York, and make advances oa gold and governments at low rates of Interest. We bay or exchange the called 5-2CW of ’C, on which the interest ceases otter Dec. L We have completed arrangements by which we draw sterling drafts on London, and furnish letters of credit to European travellers. CyBHANCII OFFICE. 483 Wahash-ar. TDE STATE SATIKGS INSTITUTION, Formerly at $0 aud 82 LaSalle-st.. opposite the Court House, is now located at CB9 WABABH-AV, Five doors south of Twelfth-at-, and will open It* Prin cipal office on Madison-st., third door west of Market, DECEMBER Ist, And will have their new fire proof Bank Building erected on the old site by July. 1872. ThePlaceto Sell Mutilated or Charred Currency, Cold, Silver, Stocks, and Bonds, is at the Exchange Bank, 33S Wabash-av. _ CHAS. L. BOYD, Cashier. OUmbUMOTICM. Notice I, hereliy ftron Hint tbe otJmhlrikhl tart,* pur. chased tie iplcre.-tot Henry llorarr. In Iheh.ijice-. of Lazarus Silverman *t Co., the said firm is hereby The undersigned will carry on the banking and ex* change business as heretofore, at 5*72 W abash ay., in his own name, and invite* his friends and customers to continue their patronage. v T,,v7ATtrS SILVERMAN. Chicago. Nov. 8,1571. NOTICE. Parties having unsettled accounts with the EXCEL SIOR «AH MOTOR CO. are requested to call upon, nr communicate with, the undersigned. who alone la au thorize*! to make imitiikul or give receipt*. C, GILBERT WUKKLKIt. Treasurer. NOTICE. All receipt- given bv BROWNE, forxnoner on the farm of P. 11. GRANT, are illegal. a> he ua* not a I‘wiasr. I'EXfitt il. VBAST.Ti aiailUca sh HATS, CAPS Aim FURS, HATS! FURS! slum k co. S, W. STRYKER, formerly Stryker Barnes, Cor. Washington and Clark-sts,, The leading Hatters and Furri ers of the West, show the larg est and best stock in the city. 231 West Madison-st Sprrimt atirutiom ffirett to .1 TJ B/.rC d»M«f REP.tRI.VG. BASSETT k Mill latte ait Mrs, arc receiving a new and desirable stock o Hats, Furs, Robes, Gloves, VmbreUas, etc. gbaU be pleased to sec both old and new cnitomeis at 196 West Hladison-st. CKENZIE, HATTER. 79 West Madison-st. 633 South State-st. WEBSTER BROS. .1 a 50.00 47.00:148.00 35.00a37-iX> 40.00312.50 We take pleasure in informing our customers and the trade of the Northwest,, that we are fully prepared with a complete stock of new goods, at the lowest mar ket prices. We guarantee entire satisfac tion to the closest buyers, and in the completion of all orders. Our city customers will be ac commodated with BONNETS DRESS HATS by our same ex perienced trimmers as before the fire. 20.00 20.00020.00 16.00;il7.O0 15.00 Kl.oatlß.oo 20.00U22.00 4.00 1.111 l 2.75 3.75 a 4.00 We shall conduct our business this season at 485 WEST WASIIIMT, Fronting Union Parte* BAGS! BAGS! Orders promptly filled at the lowest market rates, for Seamless Bags, Burlap and Gunny Bags, Flour Sacks. PRINTED TO ORDER, Grocers’ Paper Bags. Hart, Asten Co., 5 7 WEST MADISON-ST. ROOFING MATERIALS Roofing Materials, AND BUILDING FELTS. BAIETT, ARNOLD i RIMBAII, 230 East Monroe-st, Near ifarker, are now prepared to fill all orders on hliort notice. Call ami see tliem at 230 East Monroc-st., near Market. N. W. ABBOTT, Hi. D. 11l West ITladlson-st. LAKE NAVIGATION. For Green Bay. The Steamer ST. JOSEPH will leave for Green Bay, Menomonee. Oconto, and intermediate ports FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, at 7 o’clock. Office and Docks, foot of Michigan-av. T. G. BUTLIN, Supt. Mrich’s Steamers. Dally for Milwaukee and West Bhoit Ports, O a. m. For Grand Raven and Muskegon, Tjbi Weekly, 7 p. m. For St. Joseph, Tri-Weekly, IX p. m. For Green Bay, Menominee, dfce., 7p.S> TERRA COTTAi Chicago Terra Cotta Co. Aro now ready to fill all orders of any *lzo for Window and Door Caps, Belt Courses, Cornices, Brackets, Chimney Tops, Ac., At old price*. Factory and .office, naar tbe corner of sixteenth and Itcn ben-eta. FINANCIAL. nun mt Koney to Loan on Chicago City or Wert Division Railway Stock at 10 per cent, By C. GRiXTIILE HAMMOND, LOCAL STOCK AND NOTE BROKER, SAFE AND PROFITABLE. Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds. These bonds, next to governments, have obtained the widest popular sales. They are amply second by ths most munificent donation of land ever given by a Evernment to a private corporation. 600 acres of id. besides ths ostial Uen on the road-bed. rolling stock, etc., secure each fi.SOO bond. Bonds, at an to* vance of to percent, are receivable for lands of the Company at their lowest cash pries. Bonds, coupon and registered, can be obtained of LUNT, PRESTON i KEAN. BANKERS, Corner of Halsted and Bandolph-sts. Branch office, 433 Wabash av. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, Copartnership Notice. We. the undersigned, have this day formed a copart nership for the purpose of carrying on the Hardware. Move, and Tinware business, under the firm name ot Cottrell Brown. W. S. COTTRELL, CITY HOTEL, CornerSlxteenthand State-eta. now opened, where wa shall be glad to see our old palrona J. W. TOWNS* Prop. _ WANTED? Tol»ur. rrlcav*. CO o- 4-Meet front, onMarket st.be. tweeaLakf RiM Jackson-ds., for tnanafarturio? pur. ;*,u. J.4S** s.TtSssitisc. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1871. !RY. BAGS. OFFICE HOTELS. WANTED. DRY GOODS. J. B. SHAT, WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, 239, 241, 213 4 315 West Madison-sl., (Six Blocks directly west of New Sherman House), has dot In stock full lines of Prints, Bleached and Broun Cottons, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cotton Flannels, Woollen Flannels, Cloths, Eepellants, Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens, Tapklns, Towels, Ladles’ and 'Gents* Underwear, YcgHge Shirts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces, Worsted Goods, Actions, and the LARGEST STOCK OF HOSIERY IS CHICAGO, in fact, a full line of all kinds of goods connected with the general Dry Goods Trade. We shall be pleased to see both old and near customers, and can promise them THE BEST-ASSORTED STOCK U THIS JURKET, at sery low figures. MUMSKIIHH, C.W.MMM. are now opening a large and varied assortment of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BEDBUG, ETC. We have also resumed the manufacture of ocr celo brated SPRING BED, conceded by all to be the BEST BED MADE. Onr customers can rely on buying the best goods, and saving at least 30 per cent. Retail Stores, 923,923 and 927 Stato-et Wholesale and Carpet Departments, corner State and CODgTOSSata. C. W. E. PARDRIDUE CO. J.V. FARWELL GO. 167 Michigan-av. We are daily opening fresh lots of DOMESTICS, PBI.VTS, COTTO.V ,WD WOOL FEMVJFEES, HO SIEItV, JVOTIOJ%'S, At., At. Our ,V«e Building, 347 A' 349 Monroe-st., between Market and Franklin, tcill be completed about JVov. 30, when we shall be able to again shoiv our usual FUEE Wilt IE TV in~all Depart ments. CANNED ROAST BEEF THE KBIT YORK AND TEXAS Beef Preserving Co. Are now prepared to furnish to families their CANNED BOAST BEEF At wholesale and retail, put up in cases containing J coz. 3 lb. cans, and Tit cs*«s containing 10 lb. cans. This Company has bci-n at great expemo for the past several yearn in perfecting the machinery now erected near Galveston. Texas, to cut up the delicious Quality of Beef which they now oiler to the Public. This Ctrl it really more nutritious, and more eco nomical for family use. thin any ever offered for sale in any market, as the juices and gelatine portions are all retained in the can. ir IS SOLID NEAT, READY COOKED. Can con tain* no Lone or gristle. Open the can, tarn (ho con tents Into the saucepan, season to your taste, and when hot serve it upon the table as CARVED ROAST UEEK. Its coat Is leea than half of the price of butchera* meat. It is hermetically ecalod. and will k«et> for yeara just as good when opened aa though cooked immedi ately. It la all alike, and very tender. It U also very nice eaten cold. u..r uni.ti ii/.u. The beef is cut in proper pieces, and, after I.eing thor oughly cleansed. Is roasted to a patent oven,aoarrang ed that the juices and gelatine properties, which fall while In the process of conking, are continually poured over it, thus retaining all its real nutriment and flavor. The bone and gristle aro next removed, and the beef is then pressed into cans. It ta pure roast beef, with all the flavor of that article when cold; but with more of juice and gelatine, owing te the prcocas of cooking, atd much more tender than the average market joint, besause of the choice cattle selected, and of the mixture of tenderloin and other parts lo lh6 no pp En> 0 R pje-MEAT. Tie chopped form makes excellent meat balls, a sapor* lor b*sb, delicious salad, and lo so much Mu request among mince pis bakers as to hare given it tbv cams of Die meat.” A great saving to hotels ton fair Hies who fct»ve to pro* pan their CLEAR fit EAT FOB AITNUE PIES. I Two a half pounds of beef, when d(rested of bone and gristle, and cooked, raise about one pound of this clear raear. bICAr UcAI. Three lb. cans. 69c; 7 1-2 lb. cans, £1.35. Liberal dis count to the trade. The attention of {hotels, restaurants, boarding-house keepers, shipmasters, ami familiea. ia~ called to this superior article. GEO. 11. 31UNBOE,. President and Patentee, Office of tbe company, 16 Cedar at.. Now York City. Messrs. ROVET A CO.. 57 State at., between Lake and Bamlolrh. *ote Aceuta for Chicago. FOR salt;. ARMY CLOTHING. Cavalry Overcoats, Infantry Overcoats,- Cav alry Pants, Infantry Pants. Wo will stud price lists op aamplca by errrcssvC. O. I)., at very low prices. CLEMENT A SAFER, 2» MILWAUKEE-AV., CHICAGO. 200 Carboys Sniphnric Acid, 100 Carboys Muriatic Acid, 50 Carboys Aqua Ammonia, 50 Carboys Nitric Acid, OF SUPERIOR STRENGTH. FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES. Carboys returned credited at original prices. EXOS BROWX CO., 58 South Canal-st. BRICKS I mm\ BRICKS! Best Philadelphia Fronts. Apply to J. A T. GILLESPIE, 1328 and 1830 South Broad at., Phildelphio- To Brickmakers. Tbc undersigned has for sale 23 new moulds for pressed brick, and other new moulds for common brxk, and orders received for making new moulds. Good references given. Chn*. Larsen, 664 Centre-av. One A. B. Tajloi 3-Sa7olutioa frees,’ itvftft, in first-class order; price $1,800; one Nese berry Press, la good order; price $200; ißrv mill, for ink or paint, cheap fcr cash. ALEXANDER CONNELL. 15 Spruce at.. N. 1 RUINS OF CHICAGO. The best and most varied assortment of VIEWS OP THE RUINS to-be found !n the city. wholesale and retail, MrrrowvpU-. fa per doa? Cabluets. ft per dor,; Cnnls, £1.50 per dor.; mil, |L2S each. Sent bygnall, postpaid. on receipt Of price. LOVEJO\ «fc FO&TtR. :«3 wet Chicago. Highwines For sale. In lots from 1 to 1,000 btU. by KTLIAN BKOiClt West Lake at. \Vc are again prepared to receive consignments of High wines from Distillers in the country. and make LIBERAL ADVANCES on same. KILIAN BROS., Distillers' Agents, office. 41 West Lakr-st. FOR SALE. Choice Building Lots in Burnt District Apply to _ W. H. SAMPSON, Real Estate and House-Bentlmz Agency, CTOfDURAHOO. CTJNDURANGO! THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR CANCER. SYPHILIS. SCROFULA, ULCERS. AND OTHER CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES. Dr. P. T. KEENE, having just returned from avo*. dor and brought with him a quantity of the genuine Cdndaroago Bark, secured through the ofaSafro<»s? mcn«latlon and assistance of dent of Ecuador, and the Government ot that Reuab tor UroauWtedei. tent, and at a prtoo about one-quarter of that which thecost of Uie first very small supply compelled us to A srurioui article ia now advertised and sold as Can daronra. Wo have, at a considerable expense, and with the cooperation of the authority ofLma. the province where the plant grows, uo directed the J chaa nel for oar supply as to ensure tWt none but the gexm. ine article shall bo aold by ns; and wo particularly call the attention of the public, for thUr protecuonTto Sis BLISS. KEENE CO.* 60 Cednr-ei., IVew York* D. W. Bliss, M. D.. Washington. D. C.; Z. E. rou«, M. P-. New York; P. T. Keene. &L D.. New York.^^ SPECIAL NOTICES, JLEA A PERKINS’ SAUCE. Pronounce*! l»j* Connoisseurs the ONLY GOOD SAUCE" It Improve* appetite an»t digestion. and it is unrival ed for it* flavor. m We are directed hy Messrs, I.T.A ?F.BMNS to prosecute all parties aiitinff c wnteridt*. ■ASiz'X Xss viit. INSURANCE. X liifl NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LOTOOX AXD EDI.TBCRGH, G. 8,, Will have intact, after deducting CHI- CAGO LOSSES Capital, $10,000,000 Fire Surplus, over 3,000,000 Life Assets Annuities, 11,000,000 $24,000,000 Of which $1,100,000, besides the $200,- 000 deposited with the State Department of Illinois, is invested in this country, and will remain intact for the benefit of the Fire Business of the United States. Two well-known and prominent Amer icans, Hon. Hugh McCulloch, former Sec retary of the Treasury of the United States, of the Banking House of Messrs. Jay Cooke, McCulloch Co., and Junius S. Morgan, Esq., successor of the great American Banking House of Messrs. Peabody Co., are active Directors of this Company in London. Up to THURSDAY, 9th inst, Over $600,000 Of this Company’s losses by the late fire had been paid. Brancfi Office and Roord of .VaiwrgfitirM t for the limited Sla/rt, 50 William-st. ,N ewY ork. S. M. MOORE GO. 379 Wabash-ar. and 68 Canal-st., AGENTS FOR CHICAGO. R. J. SMITH, Superintendent Agencies for Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan* LAMAR INS. CO., of New York. All persons holding policies in the above Company are requested to coll on the sub scriber, Room 13, Sherman House, after 2p. m., and receive information concerning the condition of the Company. A. R. FROTHINCHAM. REPUBLIC Insurance Company, Highest price paid in f.ISH for adjusted Claims, D. R. TENNEY, CLOTHING. HENRY W. KING CO., ABE NOW LOCATED AT 34 36 8. Caual-st., Where they arc prepared to ahow a fall line cf CLOTHING, -AJNX) Furnishing Goods. Orders solicited and promptly filled. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. The southwest corner of State-st. and Archer-ar., just north of Field, Leiter Co.’s new store. This most desirable property has a frontage of 293 feet on State-st., 189 on Archer-ar., 151 on Twen tieth-st., and about 240 feet on a 30- foot alley. We offer it on very easy terms, and will take a farm worth about $40,000 as first pay ment. Apply to BLANCHARD BROTHERS, In Basement, 393 Wabash-ar. STOVES AND FURNACES. BROWN BROTHERS, 330 East nonroe street, (OBJ) PLACE), MANUFACTURERS OF Hyatt’s Patent Sidewalk Lights, AHD HUNTS CELEBRATED "Dakota" Soft Coal Stoves, Kay be found at the old quarters, u above, ready for orders. STATIONERY. CDBB, ANDREWS Sr CO., Booksellers Stationers, 469 Wabash-av. Jfutt iwfwrfi 0 Large Stock of JOFJr.Vrf£ l ß, c.isii BOOKS, Dr#v BOOKS, BFMIOJTB If BMTM.'VO PrfPlffi*, JS.VVE LOVES, COFFI.VO BOOKS JPOST OFFICE BOXES, rfjß.ror.irs i.vk. SH/P.V./.fS FI EES, rfitaf other kinds of Office Stationery. COBB, ANDREWS CO., 469 Wabash-av. EDUCATIONAL* Bryant Stratton’s CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE This popular institution, after a suspension of a few dare. hr reason of the great fire, ts now in full openv tfoiiVconer Twcnty-seoond-ot and InJiana-av.. with its full corps of teachers, and ample accommodations. New students are entering, daily. Aa abundance o£ goodboardlngplacosatformerpncea. The fTS schofarahip. for entire course, time unlim ited, will be sold during November nod December for of the railroads entering Chicago have depots on Twenty-sccond-sU, net far from, she college. Boarding places fumKhed at the college oaefl. For further information call upon or address ES> ANT STRATTON* corner Tweaty-sccond-sl. and Indiana-av. TO BENT. TO RENT. Elegant iron Front* 143 LAKE-ST., 20x140, four stories, with high ceilings, and a WELL LIGHTED BASEMENT: to be compieted by Feb. I. Tenants wanted. For further description and panicn. lars apply to BAIRD «t BRADLEY. 63 South CftliaUt. TO RENT, On Eldrldge-conrt, near State-st, A NEW ONE-STOB.Y BASEMENT BEICS BUHiDtHG. Thf fltot floor HQitoblo (or oflices. The bosemont 2" 55®kS"“ eu mcd wiu Sir “f JiAini- s HBAPISV, ts &ra» BUSINESS CARDS. TO DRUGGISTS A 1 DYERS. OUR STOCK OF Dje Woods and Dye Stuffs In now iw large as ever, at no advance upon old prices. Logwood. Fustic, Cochineal. B1 Carbonate, etc.; also a superb Mock of Anilines. Our Mock of Manufacturer** Supplies is rapidly recuperating, ami we shall bo able soon to supplv our usual orders. k.Vos brown A South c.malst. J. B. HOBBS &CO., Commission (ESTABLISHED 1557.) Receivers of Standard Brands of Springs and Winter Wheat, Hours. OOR-A.l** AND PROVISIONS. mad* on Contignmettit, Crain Bought and Sold on Margins. OFFICE, 5S SOUTH CANAL-ST. KEITH BROTHERS Have re-opened a fall and complete stock of Hats, Caps, Millinery, Furs, Buck Goods, Buffalo and fancy Roles, at their new hrick building, corner of Miohlgan-av. and Washington-st. All orders promptly and faithfully filled. ESTABLISHED IN 1837. RAMSEY, BRO, C 0„ Commission Merchants, 43 West WailiinKt«n«ab> are prepared to advance as usual on Grain. Provisions, etc., to hold on margins In this market or for shipment East, and will attend to all branches of tho business with the same liberality and attention as heretofore. 28 and 80 Sixteenth-st. BUT BROTHERS, Wholesale Shirts, and Gents* Furnishing Good*, l*ee to announce to their Surens that thev have resumed their business at Nos. and 30 Blxteerith-st. Onr customers will dud a com plete Mock, and we now have even* facilltv to servo them promptly. Orders from thecoohtry will bo faith. fully executed. HART BROTHERS. To Grocers ail Wiflß Dealers. The undersigned have just received a largo consign. ment of the REST Porte, Sherries. Clarets. Gin. Bran* dy. Champagne. Hass’ Ale, London Porter. Scotch Whiskey, etc., from Montreal, which Is offered at LOW PRICES. WATERS CARRELIi, 37 Went Washington**!. C. A. HAVENS, TEACHER OF PlaiiOy Organ, and Harmony, At the First Bautist Church, Monday and Thursday. 4 to 5 p. m., Tuesday and Friday, 2 to 3 p. m.. •Saturday. 5 to 6 n. m. At residence, w Mrrlrkav., between Thirtieth and and Thiity-tlfst st.. 8 to fl a. m. A. C. KELLOGG CO., Steam Job Printers, 45 West Washington-st., AND 46 South Desplaines-st., •Ire Prepared to Fill all Orders Promptly C.IZ.Z, *T,VU SBB I TS, SALT! CEMENT! FITKX STOCKS OX HAXD. Orders filled promptly. BASKIN, MARTIN WHEELER, Office at 108 EAST MOMEOE-BT., CHICAGO. C. S. KA\KI\ CO., Arciectiral Iron Ms, CINCINNATI. Manufacture Stare Fronts, Doors and Shutters, Jail Work, Glass Pavements, Grates, Mantels, Railings, and all Iron Work used in the erection of buildings. E. Sweet, Jr. Co., Civil Engineers and Contractors, 99 S. Clintons t., Chicago. Contracts for railroad, dock nod bridge bull ding. BANOS BROTHERS Are- still alive and ready for business at 333 STATE-ST., Witlr-a new and compleie assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, and Hcuse Furnisning Goods. FURS! MS! FES! I offer my stork of home-manntaetnrrd Fan at whole sale price* to the retail trade, oomdfiting of Mink, Fx mine. Astrakan Collars and Muffs for ladies, gent*’ Fur Collars and Bearer Gloves. Also Muffs re-lined. S. 3?. HERZOG, 398 Slalc-st. SCHWEITZER BEER,, Late of 150 Lake-fit., importers of Fancy Goods, Toys, Baskets, &c,,. Ready for husinofii again at 536 W. Madison-st.^ Orders an 1 calls respectfully solicited. bishop, mm to. Commission Merchants,. 33 North Canal-st., have unsurpassed facilities for handling Produce, and give special attention to the sale of Green and Dried Fruits, Seeds, Beans, Batter. Cheese, Eggs. Tallow. Lard. Creased Hogs, Dtvsaed Poultry, etc. Liberal drafts allowed on consignments. S. D. Childs, Jr., Co., formerly at 1171-2 Randolyh-at- have now a full stock of goods in their tine. Seal Presses* Ribbon and Ink Stamps, Wed din? Cards, Soles,- Envelopes, etc-* In fact, everything connected with the ENGRAVING. DIE-SINKING. HEAL. AND STBk’CIL BUSI NESS. Wo are folly jweparod to exeento all work as speedily, artistically, and at the same rates as liefnre tlie Are. No. 25 Klnziost, cor. Kingsbury, Nerth Side. H. C. TTLLTNGHAST CO., Dealers in Hides, Pelts and Tallow, A so at the old efrinil. Comer of Kinzie and La Sail e-sts. Colton Dental Association, For Extracting Teeth without Pale, re-opened at -*9 SOUTH HALSTED, BBT. MADISON AND WASH INGTON. Artificial Teeth Inserted. SHTJFELDX BAIL, lAtVTEES, 319 WE&T MiDISQS-ST, Collect Insurance losses, and pay cabh for claim* against same of the Chicago companies.! SEWER BUILDER. Sc warn go office of WM.M. DEE is now located on the obi stand. No. 106 Moaroe-et, .VII order* lor build ing and repairing sewers promptly attended* Also, denier In sewer pipe, drain tile, omf Are brick. Crockery, China, and Glassware. MIDLER HAVENS, formerly with Burley «t Tyrrell, are daily receiving a general assortment at we State-eh. near Field, Letter , and we ask all i>et>oiis to give us Information lu writ ing ’of utiy abuses, either in distribution or deport ment. committed by niiyollirer or person connected with this .Society. We particularly unite information as tocases where iwoide receive aid who ought not in have it. as well ;is all coacs where needy and worthy l>ersons aleoverlisiknl. r-uch communications Miould la' precise, eivimr mii-s, plates, and definite particulars, and Im* address tlo WIUT DEXTER, tiiainiuut. Information for Applicants for Belief. The city is divided into five districts, and each dis trict is subdivided into sub-districts, as follows: DISTRICT NO. I.—This includes the whole of the North Division. The distributing offices are at inter section of North Wells and Clark-Ms.. and at the cop nerof Sedgwickaml Dlvlsion-sta. Sub-District No. L in cludes all north of North-av. Sub-District No. 2 In cludes all south of Norlh-av. v.uw\ mi ui ~u4 uj.ji DISTRICT NO. I—This Include® that portion of the West Division lying north of Kinzie-st. Sub-District No. 1 includes that portion lying north of CUicago-ar.. and the distributing office is at the church corner of Reuben and Dlvislon-M*. Sub-District No. 2 runs front Cbicactvav. south to Kinzie-st., and the distributtnjr office is at the Tabernacle church, corner of West In diana and Moreun-sts. district no. 3—This includes that portion of tha west Division bounded north by Kluzle-at., east by tha River, south by Twelfth st., and west br the cilr limits. Sub-Dl.itrlcl No. I includes the territory eash of HonJkcii-st.; office on Ma«Uson-st. opposite Tnroop. Sub-District No. 2is west of Rcuben-st-. and the offlea is at the Church corner of l*ark-av. aad Robey-at. DISTRICT NO. A.—This includes all of the West Division south of West Twelfth-at. Office at the cor uerof Wright-st. and Newbeny-av. TJie snb-dlatrict offices have been discontliiuetL DISTRICT NO. s.—This inciudea the whole South Division. Snb-distrlct No. i I* the territory north of Twenty-second-st.. and the office is at Plymouth Church, corner Wabash-av. and Eldridge-coort. Safe district No. 2is south of Twenty-second-st.. and east of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wame . m. All goods that may liave reached tho Relief Society, consigned to Individuals or toother societies, wlUba delivered to tho consignee upon application. NOTICE. Committee for Special Relief. Church of tho Messiah, comer Wabash-av. and Hub- bard-court. This Committee will be in session to receive applies tlona for relief from 9a. in. to I p. m. each day. The The work of Oils committee is limited to cases where, for satisfactory reasons, tiie applicant cannot obtain re lief by application to the General Relief Depots. Per sons who have been receiving aid from the District Depots, or can conveniently do so, should make their applications there, ami not to this Committee, Every applicant for relief to this committee should present an application in writing, stating name, pres ent residence and residence before the tire, the num ber of persona comditnting the family, and their ago and sex, whether such applicant was burned out. an d tho extent of the losses sustained, and what, if any, means of support are open to such applicants, and whether applicant has received, or expects to receive, aid from other sources. Such applicant should also set forth In detail and with exactness the relief which is asked for, stating and number, and quantity, with sufficient distlnctnMS to enable tho Distributing Agent to select the articles named. Care la needed In tliln respect, as mistakes are constantly being made ah to clothing, especially for tho want of toe proper statement as to sizes ana dimen sions and as to the special kind of garments desired. Every such application should be certified by the pastor of a church or proper officer of some organized benevolent as sociation, or a member of the Relief Society or of this Committee, or by some visitor appointed by this Committee, who shall state in such certificate that the condition and needs of the applicant have been duly investigated to the satisfaction of tho person so certifying, and no application not so certified will bo consiuert'iL Blank forms of Certificates can be ob tained of the Committee. Careful attention to the requirements herein set forth will save both the appli cant and the Committee much trouble and delay. K. C. DARNED. ROB’T LAIRD COLLIER, Soctvtar KIDDS WALLS THROWN DOWN I Softs trot out, dte*. Send descriptive orders to E. F. BOSLEY, House- Mover, Xl 7 West Wasßingtoii-st. WBOB6HTIIOH BIMGS. We ore prepared to tarnish Architects and Builder* with our wrought Iron FIRE-PROOF BUILDING MATERIAL, connoting hi part of our tine Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters. Corrugated Iron. Iron Celt log. Iron Clapboards. Irm Lath. Corrugated Iron Arch. Corrugated Metallic Shingle, la ten different metals, for roots and side u{ builillngs. Farther Ib formation may be obtained and samples aeon at the of ilco of POTTER PALMER, Esq., comer State and Monroe-sts- Chicago. The Metallic Corrugated Shla gle Co.. F. ROYsTAgeot. STORAGE For General Merchandise, Floor, Beef. Portland Lard. In our large brick warehouse, comer North Jefferson and West Indlana-bta. Insurance rates 11-2 per cent, cheapest In the city. BURTON, BTEVER-S «fc CO. AN ESSAY devoted to the welfare of those who suffered from the eflects of self-abuse, presenting means by which they nmv be permanently cured. Sent frve.securelysealed. Address C. K. THOMAS, Post Office Boa 5M23, New York city. Patent Office. Quick grant of patents procured,Tand quick sales made. “PatenLUlght Gazette.” price 10 cents. The .Inventors’ Exhibition and Patent' Right Association. 12 Warren-et.. New York. TO LEASE. LARGE BOOM To Let or Lease. 47x90 on second door, at Cl and S3 South Camlet., and suitable for almost any wholesala business. Premises ore well lighted; have a steam elevator on alley in rear anil are In the present centre of trade. Terms moderate toanseponaiblaparty. Possesion immediate. Apply to A. N. KELLOGG. OP the premises. TO LEASE. Choice Lot -tSx 100 feet on Madlson-at, near Flfth ar, Apply to W. H. SAMPSON. Real Estate and Houju-Renting Agency, 255 West MadUoo-flt, For Lease. On long tlaie. lot 7r,x«o l«-t. southeast corner Adams and Murkct sU, suitable fur manufacturing purposed. Apply to W. H. SAMPSON, Beal E-iUdo and Houso-Reallne Agency. SC Went MadLsoo-wt. MEDIC AD CARDS Div C«. Bigelow, Formerly of 179 South Clark st- corner of Monroe. locale*! hi.-* office at 73 South Halsted-at, second floor from Madiron-'t.. where he has a full snlte of reception; room* and parh-r* lor the accommodation o! hlszuuaer ouspatient*, ('all at 73 llabded-at. mad eeoforyonr eclve*. You will see the saute old Doctor wbomyow have nict at IT* Smith Clark-jt., for the last number o yean*. Address all letters to 73 South Halated-eb, P: O. Box IM. Chicago. lU. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. AVhat Dyspepsia may End In. Indigestion is not dangerous, say the lac ally, pec bap-, out in itself, while It remains mere indigestion hut look at the consequences to which la may lead, and ulti-n d«>e* lead when it becomes a chronic disease. A spark of tire Is a small thing. A pressure of the foot will put it out: a breath will extinguish ic Yet It map fire u powder mill, or kindle a flame that will consume a city. In like manner Indigestion may produce gas riti*, cancer of the >tomach, congestion of the apoplexy, liver disease, ami many other dangerons mal adies. I* It not wise, then, to check it In the germ Nothing U more dearly and indisputably established than tluit ilosifttcr's Stomach Bitters will eradicate dyspepsia in all its stages. The tme policy, however. Is to extinguish it in Ihefirst stages with Ibis whole some. powerful, and infallible tonic and alternative* It Weasierto'quench a .-park than a flame, and UU easier to cure dysi«ei»-*t.'» when U l» first developed,than when it has made headway by neglect, and become complicated with other ailments. There la not the shadow of a douM that the Bitters are as directly an tagonUtic to dyspepsia n* water &to fire. There are UionsamU of case* record proving this fact The remedv Issafe and agreeable. All the bqnors of com* merce prcscrtW a* stimulants, leave a sting behind Bat the sting Is taken out of the splritons basis of this great teumiy !>y u* table medication. and. moreover the stimulant thus medicated la of exceptional purity Of all tonic* taken a* safeguarda-wt reotfdlw forfeve and ague. billon* remittents, and other f»U epidemics U*§ lIIVl II V l! r W caa vmi&rpi-f yc dsuemlyi U2?a 5 Chairman.