r NEW YORK. Tweed Folding His Tent Pre paratory to His Final Steel. New Organization Started on the Ruins of Defunct Tammany. Sully Review •of tUe Leading Markets. 1 Special -Deirpatch t» The OMoaeo-Tribone, TUB MOSSY MARKET. Nkw TORE, Nov. 14.—The money market coa tinuoa to work easily at sto per oent on call, 7 -v?r occtbelng the exceptional rate. Tho cholooat c< mmerclal paper sells at 6d9 per cent, although tl»e fair quotable price for prime is Stall per cent. Good names, however, are still to bo had above 12 per cent The relaxation lu the money mar ket, as compared with afew days ago, is also in dicated by tho Increasing readiness of leaders to m:ike time loans running into tho new year at 7 T>cr cent, good paper being accepted as collateral. The belief is in an amply supplied money market lor eozno time to come. The result of the Chicago conflagration will be tho transfer of about $11,000,000 of the insurance money due from Europe and San Franelsco to tins market, adding to tho abundant supply already on hand. A relief to tho market has he-jn caused by the withdrawal of Chicago grain. speculators, and the consequent decreased de mand lor money oud increased shipments *of grain to Europe. The speculators habitually’ l3ockcd up pn.lmmcnbe amount of loanable, funds with their credits, and also forestalled tha.hiar keta and held back grain and provisions to tho xyury of legitimate trade and the doorcase of our carports. The Southern States als.» require loss currency from Now York than usual, owing to tho Increase of bunking facilities in that section. EXCHANGE. foreign advices continue to be favorable in Prime and discounts outside the Bank of England arc readily obtained at 3a3 l-a per ©out; and, it Is believed, that tho Bank of Brig and, on Thursday, w ill bo c impelled to reduce its •-discount rate, which now stands at 5 per cent. Tho London market for securities is strong and advancing. Foreign exchange was steady to-day, i- -though trjujßartions wore limited. The quotations for prime bonkers* sixty days* sterling wore 103 3-4 Id 108 7-8. THE SOLD MARKET. There was a decided bearish fooling In tho gold market at the o]»eulug, and the price touched 111. At tho close, however, more firmness prevailed, ami-the latest quotations were 111 1-4 to 111 3-4. 5h Rites paid lor carrying wore 3,1,2, and 6 per ecu; to fiat for borrowing. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bends were strongand higher. It is noticeable that nil the C per cent bearing Issues arc Above par, while thcio-toa and tiro new 5 par cents ere under par—the latter about II I*2 per oent. PAC me EAIITIOAD BONDS. Fsdflo Bi.i'ror.tl securities! clos'd as follows: Central gold bee do, lU2 7 8 to UU; Union gold l>ouds, 893-4 to to; income.**, SO; loud grants, 761-1 to 761-2; stock, 21 5 H to 24 3 4. THE STOCK MARKET. Flocks fluctuated, with Quieksdlror ns the fea ture of the lower prices of miscellaneous. In the afternoon, the market advanced on the entire list. Western Union advanced from GSI 2 to CT 1-2. with much activity at tho close. The market was firmer, but dull. FLOCK. The lower grades of 'tour wera more active, nnd aUgrades were hold with greater dimness, Tho market desed firmer, at tho advance. WHEAT. Tlie wheat mntkct. under tho nnro favorable nows fn m Furoi»c, was held tmuh higbor; but the extreme pnecs nnd Ilnniiws in freights chrckwl business. Choice- umber white was lu tair demand. cop*?. Com wa« firmly held, and in fair demand for the trade and for cj.purt, with some speculative inquiry. [To tho AftsociatM Prt'Sa.] new uemocuath*. oimsani/atiov. 1 New Tout, Kov. in —lt has be n a make tho .Apoll Hull Uemoenitlo Iteionu oig.iu -1 hrotlon, under whirfc aj.-picca tholato c.(mp «i"a ■1 was prineipslly eon«lnt*ert, th" leading inslitu-. I t:« n til the Demrejney ot New York. In the new 1 orxsmizatlor. all the p diueal ebnueiUs of i>a- I mocraey will bc«-ujbn*-*x*il. Those who bwe I *txs u proniiurut in connection with Turn* I mr.ny,* bovovtr, will tto oxcluded 1 Ircm rocml>orshlp. Slrce the cleeti«m. hancst a.'*‘n ore t** t Iw'ius x.uuiiiaiiy, p *.vti A jMvirs to up romi»t*.-t«dv ovcrtli -own. It Is uu* -dfßtood that Satmnl t». Cmirtny w-Il be Chaliinaa of a ci»mini?r»«c of the mtnr orgmlzv llor.. Tlic Ibform lenders are receiving him dreds of coimuunicnli'iiM from prominent Dumo- CTats In-the Wc*t end in ih»* turcriorof tlic.Staw, urging the formation of tho now organization upon the reform basis, and rejoicing in tho cw-niall of catTupt T;.:nnau.v. liVTI K BV MATS. Ann Doekerell. a poor woman, was found doad *n a shanty in New Bi un?-wi-*k. N. .t., yesterday, with her head m-arlv e*»vn off by rata. I’,I.WT»»K I'UOTrtMTS. 4 Fcvoml protests jics.inst th« rer tm of several districts in Brooklyn were rveclvcsl to-day by the ofilelul canvas.-eis. SUIT ron DAMAfittS, A unit for £'.ooo damages. l»v tho wife of John Hadden, kill'd hr tin* explosion or the steamboat "West Hold, was e-mna n-ed, to-diy, against the Staten Island Railroad Company. Fain rnoronr n»TK'tM-. The United Suites C*»*s uiladon*.r, White, has or dered Ihc Erie Company to prp«re «."U0 stock cert locates, duplicates of shares orlg nally placed jji the hands of the K' Ciivcr. and semi them to his (SVhiU V) olliep btfuro l o'clock on the ‘Dd ln*t. to bo then delivexed to iho attorney of Heath itsphncL narrow escape. Two ears, with inn p tsseiigersou ranoH tho track or the HutUou Elver K ud. »t Siuiytoa imywll bridge, this morning, witnla a lew Inchceof taoodge of the l*:iuk. COOTISi’r TJIE VOTES. pTho Board of Aldermen, organised as County Canvasaers, to-day jnei-fedoj to c ami the votes. fct \ein! protects were .received'and reicrred to comuiUleca. THE CHOLERA. The Health Board feel na uneasiness about tho cholera, but profits to have fo.irs rehutve M the f mall-i»ox t vi;t only i Ight new ease i Uavu occurred in the whole city uluec Saturday. A FINK lIUNT. A now point was to-rtnylir.nrght np in tho Riv erside l*ork case, that ull SUto laws ultowius Commissioners to assess damages are void under the Fourteenth Ameadmeut to tho National Con stitution. Iho defence claiming that awards must be mude by the ju:y. roforved. MIU.ION9 AT STAKE. The case of Bowen vs. Chase, m which tho for mer seeks to oust the latter, who is sjudri-lax of hladamo Jitmel, from poascaHion of 000 of property, will be tried on tho 23dm.it, lliiUldl'E. The inquest on the body of Roster, recently found on tho Hudson Itallway triw»k, resulted in u vcnlict of death from pistol shots by unkuawa Srsons.- It woe found that he had three bullet* his head. RATLr.OAP ELECTION. The Directors of HieHnnnlbtJ &SK Joseph Ral roiideiccttHl Ilt-my N. Smith. President, anil IK F. Carver, Vico i‘toldcnl, and voted to remove tlie ofllce nnuißudon to tids city. Jay Gould was ejected a Director to ill! the va -ahay. rr»-!tc woKtts. Several sewer and street cun'rvb’rs haro been informed by CuihiptmlK.-r Green that ho will pay them lopercmt dmlug tho work, mid whan completed he wmld pay the remaining 30 par cent. Tweed aai anted lio.uuo to piythe pipe laborers to-day. Tim xa&e ot Charles Ludlng rs. the Paclllc Bteamslilp Co.,for Hie nus.ivry of ri*2j,OJO,wusdls- Xuisfaed by Juilge Ingraham to-day. THE AMEufOEh ri.ru UKKTTNCT. The Amcrleus Club, whl culver ml the robbers. The tire was r- tamed, uu l lire thieves escaped with Sv.’*> lu srtoiy, aumv op tii vcrMitßunivn. I 'i I I At the aft*;rLrnu im *-»in*c«if tin* n.hx'rs of the Army of-the* Ciju»»m-4-j;uuJ I! win* reported tii.it pair€B will be ptvru mrmlHa-s oter tne rad- the pluce of inerting. Alion lu»}*h Ttt’KRD. The probabllltlrs that Tweed l» Ib'rliic from the city Mil! form tlie'Mi .d* ct«f in noli ie Mated upon* rrlntblo amh-n*lty tb it ha has about perfected his nrningrmrule ford.ill', uu.l that any tuonient may w llucsfi hi-* ToMejib yhc wußN»idMl»e tr>‘l»? dUp w« of Zhi* HtorXln ilut Erie Hallway. HVll iu oruM Tannnauyitca tUnk it will take Idm Bioin tbnet<. Tender lortublo hla p:v*nt wcidth. Mu it la •«lcllnltel> known that moM, If not- aU,lili* pr»»pcrly line br'cn undergoing ronTvrflon !übi g**er:i.* iv \s a long while post, and UL»t his many .w*niga iru» nls make U u matter of wise for turn lo leave »on Rhoit notice. Twvt d’s reelpnatlon Ifi bell«v*Hi to be in tan bands of Mavor IMP, and probably it wiillw rtaado public In a few d iy«.' *o a- l-'tlnn lui* vet "been ninde tu bli his jrhiee, though tin* Mayor u:in 'beencudcavuiim: to lorcetheotfl(*e uponuorcral. xusirii’AL <»Fxicni*. There is much dlflle dty In obtaining uion to ac cept «ny 4if tio* vacant'' otllee* nndor T tmouuy tfiluee theel« cf.. n. Tim flavor luw boau uuiolo t*» a?**t peit*ein. tou.koMij of tho povoral •yitaeon iicvutlr inadoVacant. There Is- w> little, time n »w and t»u* meeting of tho’L>gUr ifituie. when it expected that the whole guv'era raumtof the city will ben c-iM, it MUkrly that the vacancies now exlullug w ill continue until tinit time. iwkn»‘piu ounirr.' Jißuyof tho charitable Institution* are almost •without mean* tr.ls proa*ut season, »*epartmcut ul Jn»lrucUt.u for the ti ackers* salarica. S-- r CltAHl'hV O’COXOK. •Tiic Attorney that although lie miglU dlllcr with Governor IloiTmni in the jwosei-utji.n of the T.iuunany fmulß, yet he will retain Chai lea O’Couer lu crlndnyl suits. HEC LINKS TO rKKVr: Alexander Pi ear said yesterday that oven if he not oooDted onto< bU «jat lo the Legislature, 1 (Ste It. Uo added that no Tammany 1 \rbo bad been olooUsl to tbo Bt*to SSSSSf iSSutSo would go 10 Albany tbu viulcr. _ FOREIGN. Great Britain* London, Nov. I*.—Scott Russo 11 writes to the papers to-dny, giving a history of the so-called ao rtal movement. Ho says that if Priaro Albert hnd boon living ho would havo boou it\ loader. The move oiigiaatod lu a proposal for a union be tween the Peers and Ih« wotkiugmen. Ilf 1 doni** most positively that irs object.or muthtHlsvworo' political or rovoluttounry. "lie strongly advocates icrsevei an Co in the effort lu the lot-treat of social proncss aiol refotju. Tab British GTrvornirnint has granted a pension' of £3(O to tip children of Dr..lav/lngßtono,ths-Al riran pxpldrtr.- Livings: one,' when law Umattt from," who slowly''miking hU ‘wax. towafll. thq. •Ddast, r-• Pendn. NEW York, Nov. 14. —Tn a loiter In the London of tho Iftlnßt.v Tvom Persia, ’an’ ovniclisn cfiiciul stales that the people were then xnora omaohitcd than o>er. At least 2,0» the English rcaldi-ncy for food every morumv. itua m their rush nciuuliy crufhoJ tw« women Wdcata. Infants and,young children uro lying about the streets scarcely iccegnteablo as human beings* Italy* London, Nov. 13.-The statement that the Pope has l-e«n requested to tithe ux» iusro6.djncc in I'rancc is untrue. France# Ptnrs. Nov. 14. —Goulard has been appointed Ambnt*«ailor for Franco .tn Italy. IMaanl, late Minister ot tli« Interior, has bocn upiiulutod Min ister to lldKiun*- Trrkff, Lontc-n, Nov. 14.—Loiters from Oonstantlnoplo reprcßint timt tho cholera is spre.uling In that city, cud that tho number ot deaths mcroaioi C *tA>Nf-TANTiN*on.R, Nov. 11.—A Annin lias bocn ißsmdbythc Subliiho Porte, dlreotlugtlie Min ister of Works to inaugurate a comprehensive sj*iteni of public improvemouts. In view, of tho network ot -i sill ways projected I>y foreign capl- Inllftaln'tlio Ottoman dumtuioriA, Thoharoora are to be. improved, rlveia made navlgablo, now roads bollt, old ones repaired, and every ©T>rt made to establish lines of connection with ths now railway from all parts of tho coon try. Spain* Madrid, Nov. J4.—A motion for vote of want of «-mld«-nce in tlrt) goTcramieut whinh the sup porters ot ZotUla iiropOß**, will be ctmslderod at the special request of dim Ministry Umiusolvcs. Stritaerlnod. lokdok, Kov. is.—Tho flro in Geneva, to-day. two blockfl of lioawH. The quay lui'l Hotel Ccnrtmmj wore destroyed. A trememwua consternation prevailed,' but tho military pre served Older. THE EIECTIOSTS. Illxnoia* The following are official re turns of the vote ti,T Oongrcßeman-atr-Large: __ Counties. Bcvcridf/t t Jt.MajfCM,D. Boone 1,121 153 OiO coa en Coh-5.... DcWilt Lee. Menard Montgomery., Jtnrk Union Douglas. Washington... iieott Mon sim 1 Richl>«nd Franklin Jersey.. Bureau Logan Livingston... Kendall Kankakee... Clay Henderson.. at, Clnlr SrhnjJfei-.... Morgan .Me]’enough. Wiimel ••igo.. Crawford... Macoupin... OMiibeil: ml. X»>ewell. C-r:«*ne Keel: Island Tianeevk.--. Bond Iroquois..... Fayette Stephenson... Merlon lui 5a11e.... RoU... White Champaign. U..,w1..1f>. .To DiivietH. (.hrirtion... V absifh Dore.gx..... Fnngauion.. Tike white.*: do.. M«llcu:y... FirlVr Vinlt IHMiaki Willl:unM.n. Adaliic: .VobcM.i? Verb lllii'ii lldptr Alexander. Cat toll Monliiie... Eighty-* ro coiunloH... De\ei logo (i head, HVV*3. lUinuKortn. Bt. r.\rL. Minn.. Nuv. u.—The official return* of the hire e’cetmn .ti\- u l all la, b it enough to thow that (ha.mo* Ami in will have a m Oonty i f at hast ii U. (he Pima Indians, P.vk Fuancim-o, 2»ov. 13.—Tho Pinm Indians of Arlroun msoo' a raid on the Apaches, killed thirty.live and took elj:l-t culldreii prisoners. Thvv recovered tl-.e plmnl»*r taken tho day pre vious flora the while u'eioems. Tl:o ’i ruieii-id n’hmd hooMi in Virginia City hurnud Inst evening. l.os» nearly #iu,ooo. Trlefirnphic Rrevltles* Raleigh (N. C.) despMehert ‘■late that a recent inirt of troops into the town of Shelby, at night, reused a stampede *»f the iuhaliituuts in their nlglit'cloiLcb. bui no unesta of Ku-Klox wero made. —John D. Jlartin. n trull agent on tho Louisville Short Lino Ibt lwiiv, tow throsa fiom a mull car, mi Monday evniing. as th» train won mrnmg a curie i.t gr» at s)<4*ef hmitluc, wen' Kmnd on Monday lu MiocietnlptU lUvcv, near tho depot at Hatting?. —A-enow ttorm of smnr rcverity pravallol oK-i gDI e jiao el the Wlnuii i .k St. Paul LKidroul on liu neiiy. —A jvm‘l vidr of rII was -t nick last night cm the faint of George iluds. ii, Dixon County, nh mt lluny milts iu-m Nr.sa’ice. The How of oil la eMiiuhU-d at cut.* hundred ir..il iih p*‘rd:ty. The committee mr Unr-Hca'ing the alleged fm-cs in thcpaHMguor tin- cchhrato.l D'hs Im yinveimnt Mil. nave imtu la at M i lUou, \'i*„ Mure Tli'trMln r l,*-t. Tney adjourn to il oirotv to met j'C.'vu r.n .lanaar* 2, when sum? n:rt).cr testimony will to talc* u. On the assem bling of tl’cL* *.l-I*. run* the n port will be at oueo iimco, 3 here laiß Meu b-iw.—a wound 7a I p.ig.'R cl tcrtlmony tuk-u *»o Tar. Nothing caa bo mmd cMt* the «»nimlngup. The bug 11. t;. t aptaiu Peudloton, of r-Milinete. ttvm l fiil.ul-Ijihi'a i.,r l*orrl;»ud, was j*>t ffviai nul* sort bandy iitmk eu Friday night •i ht uh»* Ownuiav wiim tut thrcoof taecrew V I'M' dtOWUCd. “*lbc Aitoilvoi Institute of Arr'dlccl* com muted Its* fifth nmiuii r*-u* ntl-u la boston rest te.oiiy. The prieeut nuts.ber «f Follows of tno ImtUilte Is 77. aim finn, Tiv»rv Is a largo ntltml 100 id i.u’Ji. t~ *rv.;u U \l parts of the cet.i try, —TI i»tateir. r iU In a rittMmrph special to the ClrciUMiil Times.*: ii»o ::th luMant, that a hank In I’tiiki.'ri'Hurij ItiJ ri'ii'Tiil n hi*avy loot put ntftflOOO. iu C‘ UMvVv-n»v. of two lmp.irt.mt tsd'oros of oil in VittM»argT, oourvMted u’Tli tho bull-ring of ttCi, is entirely without foundation. i’a.-krobu-g. Virginia, iffbte wnt*i»l ull come;T.trt m It. Tho name Is con founded with r»j’klti:*es Taylor f» il in with her. on tho i*nr. of Uiifolier, Capt iin llcpVliiP w»ih rn’r t'lirv'y alive. Tae rest of the new stud hair ivip£onrtetw hnd p:ri-*‘ifd from hnn- Ipcr and h.iri:;*hii». Toe rro-.v worn foreigners AriiVyrrnno «nd Charbs IVivis, «if Ssiu 'Fraa c*feCO, wne tlie only A pasaengerii. The Senate Finance Commit' tee and the Tariff Question. A Policy of Non-luterference Agreed Upon:. JnrtUcr Mints,. Eegarding 'Hie j Proposo&d'olltic’al Coall- lion.: Special Despatch to The Chlcaan Tribune. tTAMiiMiioy, Nor. 14.—Th-i Chroruclc, .this morning, prints the following, with tho.statement tlial it is Ircm one of their most trusted contribu tors "From prrmlncnt nun of the Democratic ratty, who are hoiv, and others who have btea ceio recently, and in convßr«oadoucofr.mi New Yoik, w i* luirn Hurt n general luivrchango of opin ion Is cuing on relative to future action I wiins to the Pinddcutial clrcliou. Outspoken, decided IC'iidt rs of the Democracy have Ireely 'exprcvjod their views, from wluidi it appears tUit a large majority of a rouUliun with a division of Rgpublicau-*. if it c m lie brought about, to nominate the candidates for I'resident und Yl-:c President, in opposition to the legulnr nomination of the Republican parly. Vuy low opinions aiwmting to this proposition hsve been expressed. Tho utter hopelessness of success of alt oprH»siilon to tho Republican nomi nation. with camlidiloaoriherogiUarDemooratlo convention, is almost unanimously admitted. Tua plan generally favored U to allow- the oousorva tho clement of tho Republicans to make its clmice, and for the Dem*o ratio convention to meet ond adopt' n-w.lut.oriß andadjonrn wlthont a regular noou mitlon lor President and Vice President. If the tctiiiniont tliht now prurulhi almost uumlmously among Democratic leaders shall govern, this .‘hr.u or tln* ?v n.ito eouunitt>'i», as they will ».t.il bo i>mh r the general o: tin; veH.lulun cl ,1m b'lniii. Tilery was uu iiiter eii«rg**ot views iookina to the edootlcu and iv j)oit of h« rue amendment to tbe 'ii.lifuui internal u;venue laws, as contemplated by Uio b&n.Uc resolution. &c> 6 51 618 1.254 721 1.481 2.0:58 J.OTS 1.477 1.U5 I.UW I,W 2,751 ji. 9) J.9rt -1,3 r 2X7 2.018 eu The Jlnrhdall Murder l'n*f st Celambia 1,074 K7B I.HO 7I» 2,725 4*>i 1.734 2,919 40(3 1.013 515 113 5H4 BC3 Special DesnaKdi t«> llh* CUi*vg«» Tnbune. CoixnniA C*lV, Iml., Nov. I*.—The testimony In the Barkdidl murder ease closed about 3 p. m. to d*» 3% nnd the arguments are now being made. The Testimony given t. -’ny eorrob irates tint of ij.o two vitiifr—fK cT:ii»:»ro m.ah au an hUrccMdn) attempt 10 blow iqx-u The huiu. ;iu*l \u-ir i-omivlleilto t! *o without uuy booty, icaviug their tool 1? behind them. 1,17* 70 CTA 2.C16 I.SU 470 l,b'i Th« Xlcnvyrilln Trogrilj —Confession of i One of the Jliii-drrrrw. I4»n.*vri.i.r, Js'ov. 14.—Lfist night tin? nltiz'Tis of nmiyvlllo. Iml., near when* the brunt! wunliT of tl.o I’ink tnuilty occirred on Saturday night lust, put a rope reuu I tho nook of Goo. JatniMi), a negro implicated In iho lumder.end telling Mm the cihue hud bo« n traced folds hinD.dn •rcn*’Ml to Know KU accomplice*. Johnson, ilanking all discovered, mad.' a fall eontosMon. Two t«egr:*.s n »ui“.d Squire Tn>lor and Dnvls planned the murder with Him* *elf, believing that Turk M 0» .*r &300 of church money In Ins home. J •Imam siys no within.*;! outside, l>r.v;s belli a I g it. Mid T-o loreo.inidttcd ll e Mm.dy de» il He says Ids pnrfn- rs refused to dlvfdo lalrly with lam. They g.d only SII». The whereat orts of the aoeoMipUc**s was h amert. ami tlm patty immeditt 1/ started to ekeel their arrest, whteli was dope. T.i‘ excite ment was ft( gr.*a* that the officers had t»take t!io ir.niilni is t.Ur« ugi. toe wi oils to avoid rlio m«d» ami I aim. tin m to .toJi rsonville, wKcru they wore icdgvd in Jail to-day. 1.872 1,2 Ml 971 2,74 AS I Ml 2.2 51 6U .W,104 Tho Anuniil 7lftooric Shower. NEW \oi:K, Nov. 14 —The Chief signal Ouloa, ftt V.aaldngti n, revolts ecror.il meteors svu he- wn n 1 and 2 oVJnek this morning. THtr wo itaer In a.iglout the eiiuntry, howewr.helag clo.nl/ «»r i.lay. wn:> vara* tiraMe fur an Ooaurvauuu ot Iho iU’Jciiv.ltd uitleorlo showers. roroiTKEFrwr, N. Y., Nov. ft.—Judge Morgan Caij enter died this morning, aged 7«3. ilr.vriM.iHiy. I’n., Nov. 15.—Urm. George Tay- Icr, Judge in the Twcuty*fotirtU Judicial Uiatrlcl, tie.d thh> tm ruing, of paralysis. Before the tire no finer livery, both as to horses and .vehicles, coul I be seen la Chicago than that turned out of the stable of Henry Newton Co., which was swept away, only the horses and car riages la lug saved. This was a credit deal, ho v tier, for Hoar ‘tocV was, without exception, tho llni ft in the t ity. Tho old friends and patrons or Heniy Newton »k Co. will lie pleased to le.wu of their reestablishment in busine**:. Tliey have seem e«l ihe spurious premises in the rear of No*. 387 und IS9 RVst Washington Street (the.old stand), 48 fret wide by ICO feet deep, affording a capacity for fl ly horses, with carnage room to match. They will aim, as before, to take the lead in drat clmsi 11 ci y. One of the few ilvms that were able and willing to cancel all obligations, 100 cents on tho d dlar, at maturity, and, wT.hal, one of the bast known and |no-t reliable ttrms in Chicago, is tint of ri’etlMiiTH a Wiieanau, imiMr.'iire ;m l Jobbers dry eaods. They have reMimnl operations ;.t So. 120 Michigan um i.iw. h*-twe<-u Madison and yfou roe stncls, when? tn» y have uUvady on hand a MeoKnii large as s.ny.m the city, with all tln»jr old fm lllth s lor d>>lug buaiuoss. It Üby such men that CLleaj.o's greatness is to be restored. Banda; T»il»t*Br*ou thr OMci%so BarllaS' j tot* <)amcT ll«ilroail< l»ot*n hy which Tin; Si:m»a.v Ti.mfNU will \*o sup)tUl*:n.Uo tlu o;«*r «;cr »»r M*m«' j tho suium* to i»*iy !c-i U:m«. Tiny ore n'i»t msm »u I'vlra train nl kli rtncho* Aurora uX Mhtut in o'cl.H'S n. iu„ »iuil Jli niLty i>c f.v.nul at th* PoilOtluv* Jivom, ;o rrUloii j-airr orders hliouM l># ikl* dusked. At al»out oc.'.u. Monday last, u tur boiler cavpbl tire nt IVp-n P-;'ia.» eoV.ilishmnnt,corner of Mlrhigtir. c-TChUt- and Muiltsna street, and had hlrtndy pjiivid t tin* \vtp>\u:n? sUuJr, wbsn IV.wni Hunt c: .“eas. or v HIT MnJilgau 4 *v» imc. port down of int lr i>s{w»M*k oxtfupulshors. and iht- i'.*r v.-n.v rnna.-*;*.a:« '.y c :t>a< of to--! cMaM at nuelioa since tfcotre. 3’hc. prcptity b*K» sold* No. tjfctWe*: tgike itrcrt, e bu«inesi p-opcrt.v.und widl WOfU.v Hi* at,'*’:.tit’ll ui ruyerd. The price r*- lUlri’oVli.so d iid t be u ialr gasdo os twalues of realty Ic. that- k-.-u-:;. .SsbMßtinl llehrf. ileffirP. ?iabloy* XlyL'ill, clolhlcrft. No. 152 MiKtiti.u bava c-mtributcd lOjkt aoa:ot their gP4*.s -eali r- of iuiturtlay, November il, fer the relief of i:;e eufzVrcrs of tho iaio llrti, sw Is e\ \Ci n.e.l l;c*.'ivr. CIUCAUO. Nov. z*. j?ri.—M itabMy iPd; cm* bi.c*lrvc aar. rol’ara oil**). Mr the reuof nf tie fcUtMvia i.: Ihe I.PC. I*. iiaoit bbfi Slack iTfurk«»l. Nor. 14. CA'lTUF—r.ef.eli «*d Jo-day, »,&0; r»w\v«-.» alaci h«tui it.\, The Mipplr, us will b dO"n, vra« light, whl.’ti v.w a Javeiatr.c ciroii'ml inm for M'beri'l as-tuij-iv*n*blo Eist-.tu tlvw-N-:w "Volk t;> ruelf-.d d\• 11 and 1-tjo low.»r—cii.*»*k “'I tM.>hi|)»4r.£ demor.%l, ar.d?tt wjk with- tllOlctnt>- ttl.t tUcTt.W' d 4 ‘UaU.e nlTrmWere' *‘.*d 4-f; rctvritl-sh.u.V.rig tho wilpngness ,ot a.ddor.i ►biuh l pi-let's* . nraiASTA, City—3>rrf:Ling nnd I'utcriag. Obituary. Fir»t*ClnH« l.lrery. A Hound ItiHiiintion. The Ralxwk r.f %V«rk %;nln« P.ral y*.tr,!r ni Aactlon. —the outside for choice. A good rnsnyoommon lots remained unsold at tho close, and the preva lent fooling was weak. Wo gl to tho following os the CLoereo miens. Extra—Graded steers, averaging 1,500 Iba and upward ..*».73»6£3 Choice Bocvea—Kino, fat, wrU-fururvl 8 to 6 yearold stoors, r.nd avtragliig J,aoo .to 1,400 Ilia «.55aM0 Good Beeves—Woll-fattened. Unoly-focm etoern, leveraging l.ioo to 1,350 1b5....... 4.75 a Ww Fair Grades—l-uir sfcs.ri.ln lair dedh,ar* cragiui: ito i.ano lb« 4^aaL» Medium Class—Medium steers aa.l cows for city slaughter, avora P ,'lng 800 to 1.100 1b5......rr. S.Ma4.X Stock*Cattte--Oomiu«u’ cattle in decent ficeb, averaging 7(>n t01,07011>5....i.i... i.’k'os.w Inferior—Light and tliin cowp and steers 3.0002.25 CATTLE SOLKfi TO-DAY. 'Ko.*'t£ -i v•• v<*. J*ri£*. in chdce rs; r...-. J .,t...:: r.... j- 34 medium Mirer5........ lotcxu cuttle ®l* .*29. lairxas catile 7... s*l2' 10 TV** cutUo cafJc —•—’rS l-S'MlOC’-i fit NTH |®J J-7* 24-slnck Hteera.. wj Silbutchcra' j-Mck |*s- Sli.itcberb- dock f-j 29 botcher*’ »;lcck i— gg s*r?, 20 butchers’ jJJJ 7*5,* 11 butcher** stock *.®g J*s lu batchers* slock g™ s*;? 16 SU-ek 5*7? 17 medium Metn* J-^.a TiOUS-Lct* md loHiay, 15,020; received tats wlfk, S?«,SC-G. It wußuti active day In this branou it xUq live stock in arket. Both p ic’cers and shlr ot-ri wore oat In force, and, notwithstanding *ne htiavy supply, ft tlroi feeling obtained and preri oiw rates were thoroughly sustained throughout Sidra were reported at fc4.00a1.05 for common; fc4.1Ca4.15 for medium to good smooth even loti, and at 54.20a4.2C lor choice to extra, wlili the miijcr poitun at arance of The mar ket clonril steady, with only ufew hundred loft ovtnmcold. Among the transactions wore lao following 800 RALES TO-DAT. ji'o. A r. Prfw. J.V. A r, lYire. Jft. Av.lvfe*. 68 as «t.ui 11» an- «-U4 t« -gi 87 3JJ LIJS 83 578 l.li OS 500 t-10 ei 5C6 4.06 —llß 534 i.lO ■Bl -873 «-30 *BO 7J5 4.00 63 213 4.10 60 277 4.0* 115 tff. 4.05 118 ■‘WO 4.111 21 2» 4.W 117 ZiS 4.05 ’49 400 .4.10 40 3»S IM 43 203 4.00 77.303 4-10 6G 24T 4.U) .65 237 £XO* 25 240 *4.15 ’CO 241 4.00 *SO 245 4.00 57 278 4.05 W tm 4.10 103 asß 4JJO 100 293 4.15 89 331 4.15. 50 290 4.00 53 293 4.‘£ X2S 898 4.171 a 290 4.15 386 273 4.124 49 3D3 4.15 43 323 4.00* 65 229 410 49 543 420 49 SSO 4.074 63 205 4.00 40 3UB 4.15 104 S6 4.00 M 213 4.10 C 3 254 4.0 i 118 W 406 43 354 4.15 65 357 400 tO 883 *OS M 258 4.15 40 «W 4.00 18 242 4.05 47 345 4.20 60 1&» 4.23 67 54H 4.10 oG ÜBG 4.1^1 SHEEP—The enpnly wan meagre, only about coo head Loving arrived since Saturday Li**t, and piices are simply nominal at $3.0Ua5.50 tor com men; |£.75a4 uo for medium, and ut $1.2 >ai.so for aood to choice. The market may bo quoted Arm bttbenbove rtmgo, vith rather an upward tea auu:y. Ifevr York Fisoßcinl Now>« Kf."T York, Nov. 14.—Gold hua been rnttior ti hvj'. It oiKUicd fit 111 1-8, ePwed at 111 l-4n m y-A J On loans the rate w:n :lul. 1 to 5 pur cent C-orrylnp. Dully rlfurinjrs, IS^.OW.fWO. M«r.t*y oo.*y at 4 to 6 pur cvnt. C.ovuiiuu-*Dt» oponird steady,nnllatrrbeenme *All olowd flriu. Currency bonds In sumo little demand at 113 1-lulls 1-2. la Suite l oads. Tonnwyiee ibsuob wore very Mrcup. with but few if any treni*3ctlnus, Ml&* Mini v f t> wore linn. New booth Carolin a wcr« utivilv u>;lfilh A Fargo.... m American MM United states ft, J-2 Jacilie 47 *s.Y. Ontnd :»2i-s N. V.Ccntrul scrip *7 Brio Cl 3-2 Erie, preferred... fw Harlem I£o Harlem, profort'll 2£o UeMbng lion M u Ccr.trHl.lJ2 Pit: r,burgh 174 Noithwr.^tein iOS-4 Northwestern pfd fo Virgin!*, cld CTI-a Old N. CoroiluA t-s N. CaruliiiA, now. ID Beck Island I« s-3 New Jersey 197 i-l St. Paul W 3 3 St. Paul, preferr’d T7 :i-i Wabash 6J i-i Wabash, irofovr’u. Fort Way i.c y 12 Tsrre Hauto li Torre Hanto, pfd. PI A *l4 1-1 C. »t it.. piefoaM 113 O. M 33 3 1 C..0. C Ml-B C.. B. *t Q 123 LaV.o Shore bo 3-i Indiana Central.. v» 1-4 Illinois Contnil...l:rj Union Paclllo-... 24 5 8 U. P. bonds w 5-s O.P, b0ad.n....-.Ki7 6 Porrica Kltirbeti. lyoypojf, Nov. 24—5 p. in.—Consols, in l-l. Anu-r.fnn FH'uiVj-v. drmcr. 3>»ada—’C23, 913-4 2 ’I f t>! T-» ’C7B. 914 8; lIKQe, 90 1-4. Ti.lU.w, r.nbo*4'K xd. Tt;ip rlujr, 4-V fij. VnAMirouT, Nnv. 14.—Bonds of ’O2, OC7-8. V.si n;, >t»v. 14, —lleutes, 57f 7£c. loin i• •i„ .Nr v. 14 —r-’ttiin strong; s) nUui« u and i ap-»i t. fi.eon tnde.-*. iu ns i nd lubvii jj ut 51 incbeeuT Armor. O'filmidu white wheat, 13* red lla.t Used: ti inter. 1lA?dallsod: reetdii*?*. wheal for ihn v day h, ao.fhX) ais; American, 20,0w gn. 11..V1, £ffrUk7B Da. Jrrd,4Cn7d. t lutm C9 S t i.ml crltiud middles, 355; short rib, 89s. 2 ;il}r,\\, 4'f» V*l. t.niilc i iuolctun. 3012alliL CliAtr scud, S4asss. New York Drr Goods Ulsrket* Nnv Yo!iK, Nov. 11— l>ry goods werft dull. C« tt«u-H vw in Imt Uttlo demand. Prices ntle rdendy nt. 7 l-2o for prating cloth*. 11 i-2o for M*t ilim ok Mid other nimul-.ml brands, 2**o for Anns ko:;g and I.j ;invst. r tln.tbun’ii. 13c for lies? style* Glasgow do. U'-~: for Hi.its.lf••'i XX l-rmvu C.iu-ou tlunvriH. £jc fur Kllortoa U d0,2»0 for Aiii wXivjl* A lit* for do Ji do, 2lc for Jluniltm rrgnli r; c for AppU-toti and Amoasoas: browa dii!!s; 17 !-vc for Masouvilb* bleached iuii*l::ih; 16c for IlUi’o Semper Idem; He for Hope; »md 120 for 15c for Janies Loud No. !I5 checks; 17d for No. 411 olh common uiiti high. coUrs, arc ateady at Ko. Boflalo Li rr Slock .Tfarkub r.CTTAie, N. Y.. Noe. 14.—Colt!;?—Supply. 3,130 Lean, or 2*A? cuis, a tlccieano -.if 02 o*»rs blueo List v.-n k. The market open* foiily active, with a sl'tdi; belt or. Ilid.!» i are Una, utul.*i>k iDWhirfiM P Sab**: ia.lum steers, j.veniklnfi I.2in to l, ;6*.i lb*, :it $\1.a”».75; 61 111.* n,)i*. 1,130 to 1,210 lbs. $.1,121 ..'.~C 237 Ohio, I.LW to 1,072 Ibi, fl.fouß.io; IOC Keiitn 1 y, 1.2-H to 1.432 lbs, $k.40u5.4g; 1!C hllcLigl.U, 1,21-3 lo 1,337 lb*, $3.1. r -b pbcepand Lambs—Jtcoclpts, 93J bead; market not opened. Kr-ooljitp. 5.922; market active and stetay: rule* i.i«B at »4.3Tiu.iU for medial* to good, closing firm ut an upward. tendency. IVatcrto.ru I.irc Btock Iflarkoi. WaTCMOWS, Mm**., Ndv. 14.—Ileef c.ittle—Re ceipt*, 1,218 ben*:; pricer.. advanced l-2c ou till grades in «xn*»;inieiio4s light suppiba*; halcs of choice ut $9.75 extra, |9a«,25; find quality, tV.Ou 8,75; *room?, 87.5ttas oo; Third Jr» s4.o»mC.i*o. £lict pai d 1-niiUf —Jb i«cli»t-. 19,232 Ui-ud; orlec* fcromiimij to tuedmui aue iriy lo o:f, b>u gurd lotP command K«»od prie« sales In lobl At Vl.soAi.to euiii; exttu. S4.aHis.ou. Knnsnft ('iiy I.*vr Kisek TfVnrltM. C*IHVIMi !Kw>p«U’b to Till' v 'lTthttUA K.ANSAi» C:TY. ,N»*v. li.—Catllir—Ucuetved, 2,517 head; tdrpfHd t*» a «»n>— l»w bend; to St. Louis, 5 cm>—l«h.i hrud S..le»of *23 Texas cows, r-veraginu 7f2 lbs, at $2 7A; 10 do at, J2.cc; shmgh trred, 1.348 lu-iid. Ilcg9—K* rm td. 115: fblf iK'd to Chicago, J>l RpUs i»t 115 fut boo*, HVHrpgin/ 252 I!h, ut SJ.frl Mnilict utU\o for Logs, Mid i-oedlpts luaoasaig. JUinoi* nod .Ylirbignn Cnnnl* Chicago. Nov. 14—J p. m.- Canal Ofi h t. Ci.i ai:i.i -s. a T.. Uuu-ut; rUiur.t, LcmouU AiiMvi i»—l»n!s. SlmrlK. li-O toua ct*al; Orton, l4ts>i«)U*. o.otoim ort»; Nortn Ottawa, a.txn bu coin; 11. W idl er. I« nu, nr, CCyd« Bioa«'. t» b *L* liuii-; lb m i.«’. I.4’snviit. tiO y«l> ‘•tone ;8. A T., Ln U:, UL, HU ilf. rtldl* K. ?J. 4 b-*’. Is’UiOUt, 74 v b BU.pm; J.* A Uiv.nt. ydUtUm*. I.LiMsiici:i. Nm. hi.—Clkvee;>— Ltlip'O. l.ru i i 1; -U-'n.n’t: I». JU er. I.* iMiul: N. 1. iViisb**-, Lt ru nt; M Watkor, Ltii *i t lu m i>, Is'Uiiut; Cluis. Turnout; X. >Vu' t ku,Lt ccuriut>;, l.fcj, hitter u*r i»r.::;c N). 1, s«.*>•}. e.'tu? r-t. Wet ton.. tl.f-Ral 03; timber, (i Ps.ii.fv*; nunc, elaTM.'.**. Jty« crui-’r; vVcstcni. >n.?n, fur Railoy Him; W* feU xu, i»Cc; Okai».l.* v. si.ft?. Malt ht. f.ir.s—Coifc*'• du!l nnd A Ahtdo lower; K*o, *f r-ujl*; vc. rtrr.;, f*ur to rv as iv.v, l»v; C-iU», I'«>rlo F-:oo, a i’—'i: l:ftir.\w OrleXui, V,w;,r v»;t «m,r Crude, 13 3-Mt3c; reSned* :i I iwT^r^. -Vk| •'Tlsv-.—l'nil at >rn.|— M4, S iIV Rerh :r.w, >Vv« n.KtT3.lt; January, sl* 13. Boot ajuiet; ra» fA.Tiv.?: x!T i, .tftnt* steady ut i«» u*o: T *t\v fIvJJ; priraxinotni. 14*»1T0,-IntUauiww,t.ijyt?. iaa»u». .rnieiivo: Lain*. 3-tux« s ri-'nly iunsr clr-’tt.d l-i «i s-ra; i-Sal* l-3o; h.cif tUMt. N*; Fv.hrvir.ry. 7*»-4u77-*<3: Ltrxl j>TM:dy.; Xo. I to prune fitcam. a Mh3 7»*4 iik*.: ■>s-fc, r. 1 .in iM k -eu'*«y; %7wt«rn, ui£3o: State,itiiie. ut Unite; r ■.Mii.trattkth:.-. »ii.\frAtrßn* t Xov. i».— Floor, quut trd r.TKbnncecl, NYhral i-3n h’.'ber: No. il.Tl baraalii* 51.21 #4~*RltarltUt liaH Xovoin l>er; tl.v; ec'icr Dt-c*mbcrj i«*v 0»:s il;iu Xu* 3. we. C\>: a oilier: i aaircil; 09V« V go.Uo. iivoun'T*—Blimr, S.«v> brl«i; ’whnnt. M.fvn biu BluiKbM4~*eiour. 3.u» l*rir»; wb*yU. 7UJ300 bu* l oripniiE, Xot, ii.~Toai.ceo—rina pn.t an- Ciitovwd- Ootion —Better feeling; middhug, 171-Sc. Bjiradstcpfs—Flour quiet and steady; extra family, 9G.2A Wheat quiet and Arm; #1 SOai 44. Com; old, EOacecj new, 450. Oats Arm; 10*130. Rye quiet; ecc. rboAßSioNP—Quiet; mess pork, tll.Bo. Baoon ehouldcts, 7 l-Se; dear rib, pc; clear aides, 8 l-4o; sugar-cured hams. 15a13 1-2 c* Lord, 91-iaW 3-4, Dooe— Choice linn; $4.70. WuiiKci—Firm: wo. _ CLEVELAND. CLKVKf-AM), Nor. 14.—BUrMDSTUPTS—Whftftt flrtu; No. i red winter {1.44; No. 11.18 Com tinner; old, &7jS3c; now, MnKc. Outs ileal/ a; 40C. J^ETaoLErfi—fitcady and Ann, but unohangod. TOLEDO* Tolpjdo, Not. 14.—BfjE.u^rtrrrs—Floor. firm. •Wheat firm, with’an upward tendency; Nol 1 while Michigan.3l.*7; umber sl{oWgim.'sl.44*l.4G; No. Ir.*#, #m4f Nor *it sj;U6.»*.S6l=4; rejected r.rd,* fi.11.;. Com dull, and lo lower; hlgh:mvtod. jie.w,. J.P w jnix.ed ,'nc.wv so 1 2a :-iu-w yellow, wkwj; .at* white; -52 t-2* .Oats didl C’ KoV IJ-StoV Ifor:), :v Cu)VM* SKEDrrSieadr: at ss. Wa6.7s.; heights—Dull; to Buffalo, 40. V «>om,i«x)of>bu; oata.SfiOOba. r BimraiKaib-r-Floar, a^jca.bds} wheat,3,ooo bo; coru, 55,00u bn jottte. 15,000 bu. CINCINNATI. CwciKyAn. Nov. h.-^otton—ln fair demand and higher; low middlings, n 1-iaiT 3 Bc. BEi^.DftTCPi'S—Flour in good demand: family, 1a.nC0C.75. Wheat dull; red, $840a1.45. Corn dull and drooping; new, ito4se; old, 61u32c. Kyo steady, Oats steady at 35a40c« Barley Arm at 70 rocs, Emu. am) CnzssK—Firm* 6ttl>—EjichKngcd. iT.oviPioNs—Pork dull at 712.75; new. $13.00. Lard quiet, held firmly, at 8 T-Baoc. Bulk meats in fuir demand but lower for new shoulders, s 3-4»6c: sides. 6 7-ift7o for clear rib and clear, all paried. Bacon steady at 7 l-ia" 3*laT7aso. Boos—OjH-ntd firm but closed dull at 3LSOaASS; rcc.oonß.is; extro, 36.40a5 90; XX, 35.85 a C.tC. Wheal lira:; closing higher; No. 3 red, SMO al.il; No. 2, tl.soal.si. Ccm firm. Oats firm; No. 2. Vus6 1-2. Burley aaiot 1 No. 2 lowa, COo, Bye firm; No. 1,75 c, WiildKKT—B9 1-IC. I'uovisiom—Pork steady at 314.00. QtUit; Bides mostly private; clear.riu and clear, to. Lard nominally unchanged. .Boos—fcnfffludhigher; 30.85uC23. i. l.'tlTLt—UucliAngvd- Bjceipip—l lour, 4.000 brls; wheat, 8,000 bu.; coit, c,ocobu; oats, 9,000 bu; rye, 1,000 bu; barley, :,coyim. KEW ORLEANS. New Obzxans, Nov. 14.— Bbeadsttifm—Flxmr liras; ctonhlfl. t7.131-2; treb le. M.‘j6&7.37 1-2. Com lower; miiea,7ou72o; white, tfC. Hay—Easier; prime, 133.00 1 choice, $35.00 a '&6U liOvrPioKA—Porklowerr mcM, tlf.eo. Bacon uualcndy; ehouldery, 8 3-Pc; clear nb, 6 3-tC] char,H3-bafis-bc. Allotheia unchanged. tUM’ount; gold, ll 1-8, l.’on«K~btrong; nalea G.OOO bales good ordinary' at 17 l-fcil7 £-8o low middling. 17 1-2*17 3- to; mid dajyrs. Ifc. Receipt®, 6.946 faulee. l.xiKsrts—To Livctpcol, 4.C&0 bulce i Mobile, 103 boloe; stock, tf,C94holes, PHTLADELPHIA. riULAIELTHL*. NOV. 11.— UltKADSTITTFS—Trade dull, owing to heavy etonn. Klcmr, quiet and weak; sri’wrts.26as.73. Wb*at, tinner; P.*un*yl vanla and Western red, 63; white, *V»Sa j.te. Itje, 9Su97c. Corn, firmer; yellnvr, 76c. Onts, flu.’ic. Provisions—Boll; mcaa pork, |U25a14.50. I aid, 9 )-4fe; WitifiKEY—Firm; P2c. lxn.oi.Ki >:—Dcclluingi Torude, 16 8-4a16 l-8c; i etlned, 23 7-SC. BALTIMORE. 1 ItAi.'minEß, Nov. ii.—Brkvdstuffs—Flrmr, dud. a»)d holders anxious to sell. Wheat, firm. oix.llrm; yellow, 7i).i??e; mixed Western, 70a tic; luf ter old. Out-, dull. 3l>o, dull; 90c. Pi.twiMose and lUnrß—Unchanged. WlifililiY—Fiiincr; 93aW 1-2*5. SOCIETY MJEISaiNGS. JTlasotiie, A Pr*nili»rCeminunica(irn of H. \T. BJscJnw LMto >b*. 4:in a. V. *nd A. 71. will lx? lioM :it l.iw-on-? if ill. ir riuiton «t., beiwtiu mid ilsiutidjdi *t*., •Us OVf\iJ:« s-l.ty lAriihijr. at TJ o'clock. All MoiulsaJ a*« rtmtot* ul to be pivscut. W. W, LOCK, Secretary, Illinois Si. Andrews Society. M< ud era c t the llUmd* St. Andrew* s 'el-dr aro Its .cs’.eti to r.itcud tbo ii.uctsl ».f tuo Uto .VILLIA-*J MillOE, to-»!.*y, «ine'- l,y, t.l t f'ri".’'*, f.ii.ii hi-; zurtlnMet corner of hr.-oii a id It lu ll h-tis, JOHN .-or-tirr. PH INTING AND SCATIONERTT. Iris?olntion of foparinership. Tl:e a.i>aitni’rwUlp hereto.r.ro osl*t‘.n;r between tho iim uviii.ul. tnn the i.r.n u-unn -if M'ALDIN A UliyM'l<; iHtbimbiy dis*v-iV d by mutud r-r.w'Ut. 10 U if* «t Iri.ir. OeUiber I'd. 17,. SPAUDI Nvt jiatiiuiireil I* bottle nil .U'ceauia dao to ur h\ iLe old him. Bad W fbo fun a mu*. J. j. bPAf.oiNn. c. J. SPALDINIS. MATUEiV I.AMJNTE, B. lb LAUUJ US. JJ. SPALDING CO. (SUCCESSOBS TO SPAFDINO LAMONTS) Printers, Stationers, and Plank Book Manufacturers, 103 105 SOUTH CASTAJj-ST., AND 524 WABASH-AV., d to exeent** orders f«>rev«ry rteicrlp timef I'KiNTING tad I!LANK BOOK BINDING. ORDERS SOLICITED. Pilntarff House—lo3 10S South Canal-at, Btotlonery House—s24 VTabash-ar. c. l. sPAiuma. 1. J. SPALDING. DIRECTORY. BIBEOTOBY. Mil. Times, ul Journal Directory Column. The present directory column running In the above papers will expire abeat Nov. 15, ami will bo renewed it that Umc for eix mouth* every other d.iy. Tho*e who desire their Dames in tho above papers should utilyatuDceto S. S. CSAKDLZR’S ADVHKTXSINQ AQENOT, 42 Scstb facal-tt., or at tbz Braceb Office, 446 State-st., He having exclusive control over all cards In these rcltmns. .Also, advertisements n>cciv«d for Insertion In ary wepaper or pcilt-dical in the United Ktofcvc HARDWARE. &EEBESGER BUEAKEY, Hardware, JO and 12 West Randolph-st., are tiow in good aliftpo for buainess. Envo a largo stock of MECHANICS’ IOOXS, CDTIE3.Y, ond SHELF HAED '."AKK, of oil descriptions. Orders so licited and tiUed with our usual prompi r.< tf. CZ.QTK2KO, Catm. Wunipold €o. 5 516 WABASH-AV. We nr* ImC.UM at tbe. aboro plire. «L* ;».*xi\'tJtgUiid}' tlupmcnta ol ail lilUCe Ot ■Woollens and Tailors’ Trimming*. v'l ht.vi* .ncfip.lorr nsnal force n[ CutUTa an’i ThH'-’P. »r.»t an* new mauuiacwring a largo ami well- MlnUfliKHln HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. rta t: biick Michlcr,n-ar., near Adam*, -t i«llih cmn|i!tx»tl in about two week*, when'w»f ,l. oevury lia* wime with cowl a sU»ck art wo kept !■*l. tc il.** lire, arid hv t iilty ptr*pnrv»l t<> lIU allor rnuitty I’AHN. \VAMCOLI)it CO. MIiIINEHY. MILLINERY! Hopson Co. have their fall uaortmeoL XO. 300 IBICHIOAX-AT. tJNJSFRWEAK. IjABtSST STOCK, tpWXST PRICES! _ *as. wixsoEar 5b.03., \f-cjit ■V.’«RliiDpton-#t. »n4 k riai*a Opera ulr.i-innntl. TliK H-LISEOIS- IRON WORKS, Ccrnvr of Well, nnil Vod Burenin,., hff ,w,'-nVli'elr Viw'rw* nßllli, anil are ptvpifp-l in tel, crl. n. f. r ...utters sritlnrs. r*il is. cn.-l rJUin.:. of i.UMlns work. Pirllr.il. i.j aiuniii ii will t« I-ri.l to Ih.i niaiiiit-ctiulE? ol hcrvw jaon., Cti-rlcis. etc. A j, QLT?liii UrSTJRAJTOE! Mb Jin Off Aftlmr Ducat, 30 and.s2 Cauol-sf., West Side, 449 Wabasb-av., South Side.;- Wabasii-atr. ■fnsureybur Dwellings In the follow-, panics tried by fire,and. found.true: ing oid.weil-knowo andr.Qliablo.Com .HOME V. insurance Company, of New York, Organized 1853. HOW ABB Insurance Company, of New York, Organized 1825: CITIZENS’ Insurance Company, of New York, Organized' 1836. The above companies pay every cent of their Chicago Losses promptly, and with unimpaired capital will con tinue to indemnify the people. Losses paid by this Agency up to 3 o’clock, 13th inst, amounted to one and a half million of dollars. ARTHUR C. DUCAT. Agani. SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Company. Cadi Capital and Karpina, Itor. 1, 1871, alter paying Chicago Itmti, $722,583. losses adjusted and dac, ROSE. Lutses (unadjusted outside of Chicago, ?5, J SCO. Chicago lesies adfusted and paid, and Pall ties Issued by WH. E. EOLLO, £OS West Dacdriph-st. J. C. BtßSllßi President. Security Insurance' Co. ADJUSTMENT OFFICE, 608 WABASH-AV. rartlrs bftAljip claim* this Conrsuiy will j.l, i,m- iivua.l ih« Kiait* for adjustmouv to Messrs. «MIJ.r.UT KLIKiUsuN. at ni>. *a.w \Wjaah-av., •\ln* will ui bo in.v«ve, for cancellation, PMlcimtiC mis Cou.tuay uulrr v.’Ucb no i-”*a Ui* Lvmi mikl-xi* M, t. i: sTir.:..VAN. for itjc.lver. Bulfal© Citj Insurance Comp’y* Parties who have net ~«'t *vi t in th-Mr proofs of 1093 are to do m early n* \>r ■ictia.hle. Sijocl.il forces v 111 ho eniudlctl Al the nUlce ct K. K. ISEUCS. Tx W.'L I'aCilelpU-bt. J. I>. \V. CJIwIU'HILL, ft Irru o. Nov. 1-Cl. t ir lh>od?er*. CLOTHING. CLOTHING! liWAIiS, •■BLUETT k CO, Dealer...m Men’s and Bova’ Ml CLOIUt |»'fi ic oteld call special at tention looter stock of Boys' it 'inter Good which is the largest ami most complete trestofJVew Ufork. We man ufacture our oivn Goods and will guarantee satisfac tion, Prices as low as the lowest. Gents' Clothing made to or ddr on short notice. BESjBI&'G if CO.'S Successors 45 and *%7 Jttanisoust., and 378 State. REAL estate. PIE® FEICES REAL ESTATE VERY CHEAP. 300 Lots at Half Pries. We offer for sale Three ITurdrcd Lota of all slzca. from 25x125 feet to one acre each, all armmd the city, item southwest to northeast, near the old city limits. Th*prir*t of these Ms before the ore stere frosts 5250 to $3,000 eoeh, Vheg rnre ssow offered mt from $125 to 81.O00«c»/ one bo. T femsb t baTsstsce its C months at S per cent. The Titles are Perfect. A bend for a deed will be riven, and a full warraotee ttmUllllw dcllveretl on r.*c*lviur Um ia.-t paemont. Theh t« vr«!l probKbly 4K-1I next spring for double our tree«ut price*. They are ovrtatuly offered at a great i.rgabi. ua tho money U needed lor rebuilding. Inquire of KLAJTCTTAUD BEOTHEES, SB3 Wabash-av., in Basement BTfSmESS 7SOPSET7 For Sale or Exchange. ?co to 3K) feet cn North Branch of ilver, near North. av„ by i-bout 600 feet de9 Will aril on favorable terms lor property In burnt dls-ricL Also, lot ou liu»iboru-«t. t near-Lake-ft., tor s-xle. war. iiANSimouofr. 871 Wiihv-ihar. HATS, CAPS AKD I'imS. STEM i„ HATS, FU£S. The Largest and Sest Stock IN THE CITY. 231~W. Kiadison-st., block. TO POLICY HOLDERS OP New England M. M. Ins. Co., OF BOSTON. rorj*crn bnrlnjr >J;dm« V>sa apaln to KV!rl*inrt. THE, MOST STYLISH SUk Eat of the Season! AiMialnr&e cf litM. Ptir*, Robce, Uttthrelhw, cic,tt thei*tyie«. McBAIN GO., OOP BTATB-9T. SrCSICAI, IK»TaP3SSMT& VSV\*. vV'^ PIANOS Tur and tn r«at: repairing and stored at S3 East Randolph***., I*7 INSURANCE GCMPANY,'; •5 1 n v•• easfiAssets,oct,l,lß7l, Cash Assets after all Chicago Losses' are paid, INCORPORATED, 1853. Losses paid in pastiß years losses Paid in Chicago before lie Great Fire, The Phenix will pay all its Chicago losses out of its net surplus. The Phenix paid the first loss that was paid. Agency in Chicago' Established 1854. Losses paid up to Nov. HelLKlmb«rk*Co..k.:..,..... TrTrrE I 5,000.09 I'bepw. IxmU e Palmer 5,000.03 Jthu V. Kartell Co 2.. lo.boc.nj Sriajhnu, laJytf: C 0........ 2,500.00 MianM. J. KuDdfttOß 2,300.00 IhltLLelUr A Co 10,000.00 eoo —ra. L*a*0a...„,..Z....7.777777.7.7.77.7:. CTni»- K y, Trite T.OCuW 3V. James Church 6,0013* ne**\rnfill 550.00 D. C.Luoe SOom •VZk Wlnchiiil. -Jifei,........... I.CWXOO J4W. C. E- Bchors LOOM*' k J i Vll*£* D goooo H..W.Boger*Jr.*iJro wg.* *&22s° a js» Mre. K. a1mima.................. 1,739.25 A. raiMS... «a» O. G. irtuiUi KNXOO Henry e, SJS I’si ciitz ]n 45000 Mn. H. T005M10t....,,,.,,.....,.........,,*.-* I'n-Liicliat tLvitatU*u*Golll* 750.00 B#n HaxuUorth 222*5? a (o>tA lc 6,000.00 H»x Jambolee IJOB.W 3'it l (iu .000.00 010 PeWnou. .MS it bbK .......7.. Jl sso.ro x. Hosjom a ji’ciij iHknu 250.00 4»eo. A. Macomb tSS 1 KrySnS:::::::: !Z 200.00 c.pameen aw* a p wii 550,00 v.vinffMd.; sre.?* llk t-A tinACu 7. 4,00000 I*Beaberaw 2*XO» ,l.*« 00 >iifKileu Boyle s,'ii i& c? i- KiicM.u-r.kj- m. JSS 1 2.MWO J.s. nerromt* Co. C/*y e i x a*Uuuku £OO.OO 3. O. U oker. Jr. ACo r h 1.CW.00 Male Wells A f j*v VintVhVi V.. i lii [Total Ain’t paid to Date, $181,498.58 Hany of the above claims were paid in cur- rency before the Banks were opened, thus prov ing that the Company was ready for such an emergency. Good risks written at fair rates. 5 B. So OBSTOSSEMi, 00 and 32 West Mi^CEJjLANEOU^ CHICAGO CAIiEDOSIAJi GLUS. At tluijlinnal tinxitlnjt tli« Clilca.-i CUoJmlail flr.li. In lil at tint aioUili m«Dyturia.i Clmrah, oa thn Till lest tliu tallowing rciwluUon v.TU un-ltUinoosly .liflftMd r.c:;KAR, The family '‘f our worthy chlaf, Tlobert Clnilf. list* Ihmjii recently tdmiscd Inti* deepest biijnish liv llm lo*h of hit dear f.itAor wU'.vso mort.il v;irt Is (.’imposed to have. been dost royed In the droid flip (t.ntl «an»tlou winch h*s laid the bolter riartlon ol om lMauiiful c!tvln ueUca, ou lUo OUiday ot Octo bor. ihTl: be it therefore Jiu'iiu'ty. «.Vm ti.tt b»n*nv«d family lu tliu grief occasioned by *o dire uculiuuiiy; «Im», Kftt heiL That copy of thewo resolution bofor vaidedto tl:o tuirntvriiifr family. by onrTldrd Chief tain r.i:d imlilbdied lu I’UK Tihuunk and Tiuu- y iiownpj.- *i»cre, l.ic ao. hv onl»r l\ J. MACKEZ.I»AIC, Hooy. CHICAGO CALEDONIAN CLTTS. Will clansman A. B. Altkon communicate t-lUi UioSccvtlary, at liO South Saugamou-st. CHICAGO CALEDONIAN CLUB. ilfjubcrs will pleoao meet atlfo. 3 North Orcou-st. cuim-rol Eamlulph-st., at L o'clock to-day, toatumd the luucrul nt the late clansman, William George. WHO HAS THK BEST LOCATION On W i.ljasli-av. for n fitoani I’rli!l!nq OHK.'o I N'o ob ifcdiou lu u barn, II bitek. Ad»lrtH» J 1 PiidMX tJTKAit I*HINTING CO., Trlb'tpe i)tiled. Weather Strips. J. W. D. KELLEY «fe cr.o. {formerly Lakc-st.) arc n«>w at 3C5 Michigan-ar., w lih a lull of these tiMipl articles. Ctap falcte il Jbislit At wholesale. WEAT SOB 3?8.m3?£21t Wants the Most Money? JOHN SMITH# Trtbuno Office. lip Central Railroad Co. General Freight Agent's Office, November 15,1871. We are now prepared to receive and forward freight (o all local stations cn Michigan Centra! Bead and tranches, also to all points East, STEWART COOK STOVES, FEARLESS COOK STOVES, RICHKOND RANGES, mud as fttrpe Hu* of MTeatiug? 5/aw* mmd Mlctteheepiuf Good*,, JIS. r. DALTOS, eor. Ttrenty*see«nd-st. and CHICAGO ACADEMY, II EICHTEENTH-ST. BENEY H. BABCOCK, Principal. This Institution offers to pupils of both stxe- thor nneb Inenurvloß In all the Primary* Common. Higher Engtb-h studies, Latin, Greek. French, and German. Scb*xil year divided into lour terms, of ten w(*k*etch. Na*t term begins Monday, Nov. Have a 101 l line of heavy Scotch .wool Underwear, in While and Scarlet, o( their own importation.,- 931 tafch-ar.,' 58 ‘VTest Chicago, andjnke’a Opera House. Cincinnati. l r< TO PRINTERS. WAKTED-—Five good Job Printers and four Book Printers, at BAND, McNALXiY CO.’S, 108 Wt st Eandplpli-gt. J. “PRESTON, ■MM———— FIBS UfSTTKAHCB. P H E NIX 1 Ips! Siratei SiscM W. B, LANGLEY, 32 West Lahe-st FREIGHT. THOS* lIOOP9, Central Freight Agent. STOVES. V.abanh-ar. EDUCATIONAL* UNDERWEAR WANTED. $1,858,000 $7,000,009- §3o»,oofc X 4, by the Big Fire: JwnMO» llano Bradner. smith Co _ WOMB Mia Z. A. UartwtOl ,Z1 ts\om C. M. Fitch, M. B. F. Chaae n.l B. 11. H»nn» to anta fert-st In onrflrm, to dale Irom ernt tier of if-TL *Tbe firm name will hereatter b» Ootjs Banwt CORY, BAIUIi*TT A GO. CORY, BASRETT HANNA, Brokers and dealers In Drma, Paints, 011*3 and Wln« dow Glass; Carbon OIL Naphthas, 74**andfl«? tiaaolinei lor Ljqps *rd son miohlnta. 13S BichiffaH-KT.i loke fmnt. DIESOLimq^!MmCES. 9ISSOS.IEIPII. The’ pactsfiehln heretofore existing under the naa«r ot* dissolved by mutual cqnaenL A. JT. KB3}Y is alone as^ thorlied to settle all claims against the sald firm. YTM. J. HOTCHKISS, r Augustus's*: soot# Nov.tjlSTL i •DISSOLUTION. ili« Wpartorrdito' tonnameof tcemer. isn. Tfrv mutual the toth «7 *'lufS!>?V&°wi'' oS.|ln» Ao buataoa* atiso. iVyorth DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.. The firm of GofOrlch, Kitty Co. lo tMa a«y fttt eoKcaiymntnal consent. All i>arUM Indented to th« late £nn are requested to settle irlth the tbdetrtgnod, yrhc U alone authorised' to jdgn the na.no of tho flna In liquidation. KI«ON H. OOODRIOH, lato Goodrich, KlrtJT Qo., SO WahaattaT^ fblqoso. OcVJJ. i»m 3 oT sl "f cnrnwr ot Adams-at,