&OSETAEI AND COSISIERCIAL. Tcusnxr Evening, Nov. n. The .money tnarkci is decidedly easy, tho amount m of borrowers, who can liTyAbe right kind of security, being fully equal it. their requirements. The grain movement calls moderate supply of money. The packers ;irc jiot operating very extensively as rot. Mor anlLle paper of the right kind is offered but spar- Largo arhCiimta of money arc here for invest*. 2iu-ul in ical'estalc.. The Hank of Montreal opened an agency in, tho ilwi 5-flav.-*jt is announced as their intention to irnint mcKimcilo cvedjti»-at. -New Vork .rate? on Kurtmc and Chirin.v If UJlbbral-polUyc bfiuiwnoa,.- iu uns‘matter, fhc.-effbfct oanlwt but be.lilghVy 7'cucdcial, i»i ihc commerce of CM.jago'-anutho 'ithole West. *‘i Exchange was steady, at par between banks.' fvnmtcr rates wore, buying at 1-10 of. I per coat discount, aud solliugat par to l-io premium. Louis has discovered another want,.and calls jj ••*4io one great need of the hour,” throwing the Mississippi fl:Uboat prolect lntotho shade. She wmit* ten thousand freight cars, and a conplG of rails to be darted “across tho continent, iu the ing; our packers arc proceeding rather slowly, and those at country points will scarcely iH’gin in anything like a general way rill toward the Ist of December. There h-. however, a moderate inquiry for product, at minimum prices, for future delivery—principally meats. There is- now but bn !e difference between old and new pork, though new has slightly the preference. Old and Tu-vr lard command the same. The market to-day cloh d ftlciuly ut about the following quotations: Mrw pork, cash or seller December, f12.7tui2.75; 00 seller Jiinnarr, $12.80; do Feller March, $13.33 a 3a.x 1-2. l^ird, cosh or seller December, 8 5-8 a r a-4c; do seller January. 8 ;:-4iiß 7-9 c. Green meats -ut;t3-4aic for ehouldera, C 3-iaGc for short ribs, aud Ta7 Ihc for hams. New incuts, part salted, tor December delivery, ut 4 s-bc for shoulders, r wo for rough aid**, 614 c for short; ribs, and 6 3 4c for short rb-ar. Sweecpicklcd hams 81-2a9c, Mesa beef Sv-;.23a5.50; extra mess beef $9.50a10 00. Tallow, fe3-ic for prime packers’. Sales to-day were re ported of iso brls mess pork at 812.75; 550 tea lard at **3-4; 200 tes do at 8 5-8 c; 60 tea do (choice) at 7-se; 40 tes do at 8 l-2c; 150 boxes shoulders at son boxes short ribs, seller December, at t* 5 Ho; 'gsc) boxes do at 6 l-2o; 60,0u0 lbs green hams at ”0; I't' tes sweet pickled hams at 81-20. Flour was very quiet, but firm, in sympathy vnth 2s cw York. Snippers were not operating to *;jy extent, but the buying for local trade was fair. Sales were reported of 50 brls white winter i-xinis on private tonus; 100 brls do at 87.60; 200 Ini:- spring extras (Minnesota?) at $7.25; 100 brla dt> at *7.00; 20cbrls do (part Big Loaf) nt 1W) brlt* do (Union Pacific) at |6.25; 75 brls do at $•"•75; Wbrladoat $5.25; 100 brls do at SI.OO. To tul. 3.015 brla. Also, 100 brls kiln-dried corn meal u x *7.75; 40 brls bran at $14.50 on track. 1 Wfci-at was moderately active, in a speculative v ay, and about l-4c higher than yesterday, owing to a quotation of increased firmue* ,*ln New York. This brought out a good demand from the short u-tcrest for the last half of this month, the de livery on which will bo in Older on Thursday, *1 hero wan little or no baying for shipment, as for two or three days past, though .Eastern stocks are -diminishingunder tho liberalc-xporL movement of tin-present autumn. The market was unusually eiciidy, seller the last half selling at $1.21 1-4 dining the greater part of the session, with pivnsibnal sales above and below. Tho market Vft'iigcd at $1.20 l-2a1.21 1-2, closing at $1.211-4. .•oiler December sold at $1.22 3-4a1.2! 1-2. Nos. 1 ;iud 3 spring were in good request. Winter wlicat use- unmeniioned; there will prol>ably bo but lit r'emuro of it sold this year on ’Change. Cush j al» s w ere reported of 400 bu No. 1 spring at $1.25; :.i.(»oo bn No. 2 spring at $1.21 l-l; 27,800 bu do at $1.21 i-H; Do,COO bn do at $1.21; 890 budo at $1,203-4; bu No. 3 Bpring at $1.12. Total, lOO.bW bu. ♦ini wai weak, aud again l-4al-2e lower, in the r.u-. uao t? demand. Liberal quantities are or l id 12.0C0 bu No. 2 at 48o; 50.000 bu do at 47 3-4 c: p;.uh) bu do at n D-ec; 4U.000 budo at 47 l-2c; 1i.200 budo at 42c afloat; 11.300 budo at 48 3-lo afloat; 34,000 budo at 48 l-2c afloat; 18,800 bu rejected at 47e; 3.G0011U «loat iCS-tc; l.wwlm do at 40 3-iC; r..oo;» bu yellow at 481-Sc: 3,200 bu do at 48c; 800 bu t ai.s at 45c on track. Total, 195,400 bu. nat.s were irrctmlar. Cash lots were in good -dfjuand on Eastern account at fully l-4c ad v.nce. but options -were dulL Seller the iiarnih was weak, as the grain will probably not bo delivered on that option till the end «u November, when it cannot be shipped out cx -*••1.1 by rail, which will cost a great deal more than by lake. The orders now here ore limited; uoiilUcd within a lew days tlic grain is not wanted at all. No. 2 cloaca linn at 44c. Seller ilie month sold at 33 3-la33c, seller December at :.c. and seller January at 33 5-Bc. Cash Bides wm.’! reported of 16,000 bu at 31 i-4c; 3,000 bn at I i-s; 5t,2C0 buutsic; L2GO bual 33 7-8 c: 3,000 bu :>t 3a 3-4; coo bu rejected at 30 i-ac; 6,000 bu No. 2 :il 34 Me afloat. Total, M.OOo. Rye whs quoted at yesterday's prices, the do luaud bung rather light. Ejected was nominal M Wc. Cash sales were I.GUO bu No. 2at fil l-2o; J ,2<'o bu do at Gi 1-4;; 2,800 bu do (regular) at Clc! Total. s,Coobu. Barley was more active than for several days past, aud shade tinner in consequence of n good demand. The market for No. 2 closed steady at re. Me. Cash sales were reported of 6,000 bu No. aat M 34c; 800 bu do at 55 i-;ic: 1,200 bu do at 55 J to: 10.000 bu do at 550; 20,000 bu do at 54 3-(c; K-obu No. Sat 45 l-2c; 7,400 bu doat4sr; 2,400 bu «lo at 44 i-2c; 400 bu rejected at 33c, Total, 30,000 Xmi. The following were tho amounts of grain in Mure in this city on the evening of Saturday last ;md ul A'or.ll,*7l. A r op.4,*7L JTor.l2/70. WHEAT. No. 2 white No. 1 amber No. 2 amIKT No. 1 red No. 2 red No. 5 winter No grade winter.... No. 1 spring No. 2 spring No. 3 spring No. 1 hard spring... No. 2 huTd spring... '.Rejected spring No grade spring.... 1,385 1,394 720 997 1,029 501 748 1,097 6,106 7,573 3,316 7,183 6,569 465 693 698 29,211 4,334 113.693 .474.909 486,125 1,010,031 04.167 89,094 CL9BB 13.TK1 21.721 40.3C2 30.829 SOMA 29*169 16*745 1,303 4,421 3,293 Total wheat ..CG1,869 681,006 1,246,086 COKX. White.... ■Yellow .No. I.:v. x .Kojeetod No. 2 Win dried, injected d 0.... No guide ...814,134 633,803 373,854 O.IR. 10,550 Total com. Vo. 1 4,563 4,363 INjccUd., -No ptuk Total oats. ..434,216 403,753 444,200 BVE. Nn.l >V. 2 Injected >■o grade Total rye..... B.UIIXY. V<%, 2 >’o. 3 Itejeeled y o grade MaUstica ot petroleum yield in reimaylrauia; Brit. 105.M3 128,915 27,336 251.014 Utock attho wells November l 3*ipe comiianies’ btocks November i. 3:«*Uner»’ atockM November i tdockininm tanka Novembers.... Total stock November 1... Wdpmeats during October...., Total Median hand October 1. S'* Balance Add tor shrinkage....... a .Amount, hhowing production iL-* month.... 5i5.962 i Average j>c-.r day for 31 days 16,711 Average per dsy lor Avgust S7,*w Average per day for September. ic,".>i .2 The guvemniuiit oi Vorom-g, the iiio*t iinpor taut source of supply to UrstoJl' for export, Is ‘j* a P r r<-4|jt under an :iwni;n* nlitut crop. tjualltv m but might light, la i-> the bo. Oats and l hurley at;e average crops, but the linseed crop be loWan nverncc.. Tn IhcUnedistrict, wheat in bad cdmliti m, light an 1 thin. Thccstlmated wheat crop of Hungary for 1871, m per official report, la 12.707,197 mct/.ca of a frac tion over otto-naif bushel each. The cron of other cereals is placed at 41,030,233 metzes, or 20.C65.14l bu. The surplus for oxpoi t, including all cereals, is placed at i 5,272,714 Diel7.es. or about 7,C2R.842 bushels. All tho wheatrgi owing counties in the south of Jlungurv nrc deficient. There were on the 28th of October. 1871, In tran sit forth© Lnited Kingdom from all parts of the world, exclusive of shipments from tho Kaltle and .steam shipments from Atactica, 339 cargoes of wheal and Bl cargoes of corn, against 355 cargoes ofhvhcnt and 161 cargoes of corn at the correspond ing date In 1870, and against 443 cargoes of wheat nria.liS cargoes of com at tho-correspondlng date J elermmcd from- official .reports of tlio crups in Italy tliat tiiuro is a'dcrt-* CiencyiniluyavUrat crop, and it .Is‘estimated tliaV Blip will. require 16,00e,000 bushels, or 2,000,010 a uniters of foreign*” wheat” In nulfgiiry,-from ie intlucnco of lue recent reports or Uiu crop, prices have risen, and are too high for export at tlie present ruling prices la Great Britain ami France. Theprice of wheat in most Frcnoliconntrymar kets have been generally,’ with few* exceptions, gradually hardening, and at the principal import ing ports uro well maintained. It is estimated that, with' a reported deficiency In the wheat •rop of France of from 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 quarters that deducting for old stocks and econo* jnv in consumption, the required imports of foirlgn wheat for the ct r. r.l year, ending August 3: 1872,wi1l not,probably, exceed 18,000,000 bushels, or n.0u0.000 quarters. The Imports of malic into the United Kingdom foritbe four months, ending September 30, have been 7,915.?32 ewtfii equal to 23.715.000 cwts, or •upward* of 47,000.000 bushels of 50 lbs for the year at the same ratio. Tiiis would make the im ports of 1871-21 equal to W per cent more than tlo Imports for the 12 montl 5 coding May 1, 187!, and'h'-ncc the depression of prices of maize in Eubtsh markets. Exports for the twelve months, ending Oct. 31, for two year* Pork, brls... Beef, Pkgs:. Lord, lbs... Bacon, lbs— Butter,lbs... Cheese, lbs... Tallow,Tbs... In tho afternoon there was a fair amount of op-, tion trading in wheat -at tL2iai.2l S-S seller hist half, and *L23a1.23 3-6 seller December, closing at tho outside. Other produce was neglected. i Bfcricw of tbe Ghleogo Daily Markets, condition of this market, as compared with last wesk, la tho development of a firmer feeling in choice qu:ditiC6, which ore not coming forward In quantities sufficient to meet tho demand. No decided advance has as yet token place, but un less receipts improve, higher prices most soon prevail. The supply of the lower grades is ara- Sle; and a quiet, easy fooling still prevails. Thcro i some speculative inquiry and a fair shipping demand, at lOalßc for common to choice tub and firkin, with sales chiefly at 12a15c. Choice dairy sells at 22a25c. Wo quote: Choice dairy, 23a25c; fair to choice tub and firkin, 14al8c; common grades. lOaisc. BAGGING—In this department the past week has witnessed no important change. Although this is usually considered the dull season iu the bag trade, orders from country dealers arc nu merous and liberal, and with no surplus stock on hand the prevalent feeling is firm. The following are tbo prices current: Stark,36c; Lewiston, 34c; American. 31 l-2o; Min nesota, 30c; burlaps, bags, 21 l-2a22c; gunnies, I7u 28c; wool sacks, C7c. BUILDING MATERIALS—Are active. Busi ness is doing in this market, and the follow ing‘prices arc thoroughly unstained: Stucco, *2.50u3.00; cement, $1.76; lime in bulk, |L2S; white sand, per brl, 83.00a3.25; plastering hair, per bu, Ssa4oc: fire brick, per 1,- 000, $4(>.0ua90,00; building brick, 8i4.00al5.00; fire clay, $4.00a5.00 per brl. BEANS—Remain active and firm at full former rates. The supply Is moderate, and dealers are obtaining $1.50u1.75 for common, and52.00a2.25 for good to choice. BROOM CORN—Is firm, nt 5100.00nl 10.09 per ton for old; 8150.00a200.00 for new, and $230.00a2i0.00 for choice hurl. COOPERAGE—Is steady and firm at #1.70a1.75 for pork brls #2.005i2.05 for lard tea $2.2Ja2.23 for beef tes; $2.00a2.40 for whiskey brls; Coas7c for flour brls. Slaves and headings are quoted at $!8.ooa20.oo per m for pork, and 526.00a28.00 pop m for whiskey brls and tes. CHEESE—Business has been fair for the sea son, and for prime factory chccso holders aro very firm, as tho stocks, both Loro and In the East, are smaller than uwual at this season of tho year. Low grades are in some instances being offered at a concession. Wo quote: Now York factor}*, Isaicc; Ohio factory, l3alio: Western Co. 13a14c. COAL—Prices have been somewhat unsettled since the date of our last weekly review. At somo of the yards anthracite is being held at lio.oo, while at others orders were being filled ut former rates, or at SO.uo. Erie and Briar Hill are in short supply, and arc firm at $9.00. Wo now quote: Le high, prepared, fio.oo; Lackawanna, $9.00.110.00; Eilo, $9.00; Briar llil!, $9.00; Walnut Hill, $8.50; Indiana, $7.00; Hocking Valley, $8.00; Wilmington, *3.60. e ClDEß—There is a steady fair demand, at $5.00 aG-00pcr brl, according to quality. EGGS—Have been iii light supply, and. under a good demand, have advanced to 25u2r,c for fresh, sales to-day werechlelly at the outside figure. FRUITS—DRIED—Tucro has* been an active movement in goods coming under this head, both on consumptive and speculative accounts, and a firm and buoyant tone jicrvudes tho market, both for domestic and foreign varieties. Apples are scarce here and In the East, and prices are still working upward. Patches, cherries, and in fact au domestic fruits, aro tending higher, as in addition to homo wonts there is a large o**2*crt dementi. Wo quuto us follows: Dates, 9 i-2nlo i-2o; ties, drums, I8a20c; figs, box, 20a22c: Turkey prunes, raiOc; French do. itaieo: raisins, old, $8.00n3.15; do now, $4.10a4.15; blackberries, ICalbu; pitted cherries, 3Sa4oe; peaches, pared. 24a25c; peaches, halves, 9 12*10 l-2c; currants, 91-2u101,2c; apples, now. Southern, 81-2a91-2c; do now Western, ilai2c. FISH—The easiness noted a week ago in mack erel has given place to a feeling of firmness, late reports irom the fisheries indicating that tho catch will be only about two-thirds us large as last year. For other descriptions tho market re mains steady and firm. Tim stocks aro ampin, with the exception,.of whltefibh, which are still coming forward rather sparlnglv. Prices range os follows; No. 1 white *flsh, $4.75 a 5.01; No. 2, $4.25a4.50; treat, $4.(KU4.25; No. 1 shore mackerel, $10a10.25; No. 1 bay, ss.soa9; No. 2 mackerel, $8a8.60 No. 1 shore kits, $2a2.10; No. 1 bay, sl.Doal.Co; family kits, ll.IOal.16; bank cod,s6a6.Co; George’s cod, $7a7.50; box herring, No. 1. 40a45c: scaled herrings, 45a50c. GREEN FRUITS—Common aud medium ap ples arc in largo supply and very dull, bat for choice winter varieties, in shipping order, there is n good demand, at fair prices. Cranberri**s re mains firm, under a good demand, and are tend ing higher, lemons are dull. Apples on crack at $1.2602.60, aud from store at 51.50a3.00. Cran berries, $10.00.111.00 for wild, and $X2.00a14.00 for cultivated. Lemons, $7.00;i8.00. GROCERIES—The past week has been an active one In this department of trade, the vol ume of badness being much larger than usual ut this season of the year. Tho slocks or all a tuple goods, as well as most side articles, aro now am ple, and, but for the tardiness of railroads in making deliveries of freight, things would bo running along as smoothly aa before the fire. In values the only chaugus worthy of note have been a decline of i-sc m refined sugars, l-2c in coffees, aud 5c In syrups. We uow quote CorrtKS— Prime Rio coffee, 20 i-2a21 l-2c: choice do, 21 1-2U22 l-'ic; O. G. Java, 29 l-2u 31 1-20; Singapore, 24 12a25 1-20; Costa Rica, 23 l-2a24 1-2 C. Kut.—Rangoon, 7 l-2a7 3-4o; Patna, 8&8 l-2o; Carolina, 8 l-2afi3-4c. Suu.vns—A sugar, 12 l-Bal2 1*40; B do, 11 7-Sa 12c; do, C .11 a-Ball 3-4 c; choice brown, 10 3-Stv 11 Me; fair do, ioalO l-2c; molasses do, OalOo. BYKCrfi—Diamond. $1,25 a 1-40; common molasses 30u55c; Porto Rico molasses, 45a50c; good migar liouso syrup, 40aGOo; extra, tiOatfo; ouoloe Sliver drips, extra line, Soaß3c; fancy, 70aT30. Si’icLS—Allspice, liaise; cloves, 18a30o; cassia 48aroc: pepper, 23u2ie; nutmegs, $1.25a1.30. eOArs-Frcuch mottled, 6 3-4a7c; standard, 6MnG3-4c; German mottled, 7 Mas 3-4 c; erasive, 5 8-iaGc; brown Windsor, 4 l*2ai 3-4 c; palm, ia 4 l-2r. BTAKCH—GIoss, a 3-(nI0c; com, lOalo l-2c- laundir, G l-2a 7c; common, 6uC Mo. HA\ —Them has been a largely increased de mand for pressed hay within the past few days, chiefly for shipment up tho lakes—and under an inadequate supply prices have taken u sharp up ward turn, timothy advancing to 814.00ai5.00, and X>ndrio to 5i0.00n11.50. Loose descriptions on wagons are also scarce and higher, the condition of the roads being such ns to materially hheck re ceipts. Wc now quote: On track—Timothy, Srvs&ed, ♦14.u0.t15.00; prairie, pressed, t10.00a11.50. in wagon—Timothy, loose, ♦12.00a13.50 prairie, loose, 49.00a11.00. For delivery of pressed hay, ♦1.00a1.50, according to distance. lllDKS—Nothing new has been developed in this market since the date of our last review. There is a steady moderate demand from local and Eastern tanners, and prices rule compara tively steady at tho following range: Green salt ifctit, 11 l-®o do, heavy, 10 l-Oo; murmln kip, 111-2 c; veal kip, 14c; green calf, 17c: dry caff, 2Cc; dry flint, 19a20c; dry salted, 10al*c dry kip, 22c deacons, 50aCOc; scored, cut, or otherwise damaged, two-thirds price. 1 RON—Tho iron trade is active, and the market is quoted strong at the following prices: Com mon bar, 3 3-lc; horse shoo iron, 6Ma 6 >Bc: heavy band, 4 3-la6l-2c; hoop and light band, 5 l-lnGa-tc; round and square, 4ac Me oval. Pa f. 1-2 C; half oval and half round, 5 i-2a6 Me; sheet iron, common, 5 l-2ao l-icr sheet Iron, galvanized, 17x18. iai-2au* :Mc: sheet iron, charcoal. 8 l-2a 13 3-4 c: shoot iron. Juniata, 10 l-2all l-lc. LEATHER—Remains inactive at the annexed quotations: Hemlock—City harness, union, 87a38o; city harness, 37a38c: country harness, 340360; line city, per lb, :t9u42c; kip, per 4b, 80ca|1.00; kip, veals, 5l.00al.l5; cltynppcr, No. 1, per ft. 26a29c: city tipper. No. 2. pern, 25a2T0; country upper. No. 1, 2tsi27c; collar, per ft. 21f123c; calf, city, $1.25a1.45; calf, country, 8i.i0hi.25 rough upper, 11 to 13 lbs, 35a37c; rough upper. 14 to 18 lbs. 320340: roach upper* damaged, 2Sa3oc; Buffalo slaughter sole, 30a35c; Oak—Slaughter sole. 40a4Bo; Philadelphia sole, 43a40c; harness, per lb, 36ui80; kip, light, sl.ooa 1.15; kip. No. 1, medium. 80ea31-00; fan, heavy. 75a 85c; American calf, 32 1b5,51.25a1.45; French calf, 28 lbs, 61.80a2.35; French calf, 36 lbs. 61.c0a2.30: French kip, «0 to 100 lbs. 61.00a1.e5; French calf, Lomoyue, per doz 565.0uu90.Q0; French calf, Jodot. 670.00ai00.t>00. MKTAI.S AND TINNERS’ STOCK—Dealers re port continued activity. and the general market is Ann at the quoted prices, which are as follows: Tut—Box tin plate, IC, 10x14, Ill.OQ; rooting C, *10.50; large pigs, 45c; small pigs, tin, 46c; bar tin, 'copper— Copper bottoms, 83c; braziers’, over 13 lbs,^4c; tin cox»por, 35c. Sheet Zinc—First quality, cask, 10 l-2c; first quality, sheet, lie; slab zinc, 9c. Wire— 2toe,9c;6,Band9,loc; 10tell, lie; 12, 121-*’c;l3andl4,l2l-2c;lsand 16,14c;17,15c; 18, IGc* 19.19 c; 20,10 c; full bundles 20 per cent off. NAILS—The demand is less active, bat tho light supply indicate a firm feeling, and no con cessions are being made from *4.50 ra'es; 10 to COd per iceg, *4.60: 8d per keg, W. 76; GO. per teg, *3.00; id. per keg *3.25; 3d. per tcg&.OO; fine Sd. per teg, $7.23 ulua 2d. common, per keg, *7.25. OILS—Tho only important change In values during the past week was, un- advance of about -25 c per gallon in whale-oil, and 15e in sperm caused by the destruction of the Arctic whaling fleet, bv which 13,665 brla ofth« former and brlsof the latter vfcre lost. The entire stock m the country on tho first-of the present months ms 32,000 trls whale and 18,000 brla sperm. Linseed, lard, and carbon rule comparatively steady. «o quote: Carbon, 25 l-2a 260; extra winter law, 83a85c; No. 1 current make 75a750; No. 2 do. 650; linseed raw, 80c; do boiled, 85e; whale, 11.00; Bpomu *2.15; neatsfoot oil,. *1.00a1,25; bank ail, coaCJc; straits- 70c;* elephant oil, 95c; tarpon tine, 7 be. PAINTS—The demand U light, and price's re main steady at *ir-.ro tor zinc, and *l2. iv for rail road cv'oiu. VOTATOIIS-CVnunue in good demand, and the market is firm at U*e annexed quotations: Mixed. on track, at and straight lots at 3,911 12,833 28.525 01,079 4,039 .238.429 210,652 44,744 11;5J3 12,883 5,575 233,3t8 803,927 461,763 -134,211 148,196 94,182 13,813 11,163 13,403 280 490.953 611,661 .1,035,494 492£49 starts 5,717 1870-71. 1862-70. Increase. 166,432 £3,036. 72,738 138.582 72.311 66,221 ..*100,553,ns 27,255,912 73,277,203 73,158 201 29.039.360 4;,116,8U 6,503,067. 1.331.637 5,111,230 72.293.023 58,409,9*2 13,883,095 34,363,223 20,483,803 13,879,425 LATER., THE r~-j C5n750. From store Rales were making nt C5a700 for common. and at 7Sa3Sc for good to choino. TOULTKY AND GAME—'Was dull to-day and sales wero Mow at the following prices: s2.DOa'J.oo for chickens; $1.25.12.50 for ducts; 53.25a3.72 for prairie chickens, and $X.250110 for quail; Ual2o peril) forUukoya. BALT—Is in good demand, and firm ut; the annexed quotations: Buglnaw, line, $2.3.7 per brl; Onondaga, fine, $2.40 per brl;* coarse, $2.35 per brl; coarse, diamond c, f2.40 per brl. SHEDS—Woro in good request, and again higher, but rather quiet, owing to light offerings. feiucKworo: ;w hags timot by at $3.10; 222 bags do at 83.00; 16 bug* no at $2.90; 10bags do'at $2.75 f 3 bags do at $2-65; GQ.bagi cluverjat $6.7523 bugs dontW.to. TEAS—The demand for tens continues unabat ed. and the markctJs -.very linn wlthirathcr an nnward tendency. Prlrpfrhnve recently" Jiistfcbuljio change —Wol •'quote: Young to- fair; §oaf>sd; goodr' 'TOaSocLchoicc to extra,"Sl,poafc43-, Bdpferior to fin©: old hyson, POcafiiio'; -common 'impotlal, 75h90c V good to choice do,- VocaslslC:; fine' to Jgopd- gun- powder, 60ca$l.00; choice to extra, sL3>ai.4s: choice to extra leaf Japan, tl.ooal.io; fair to good d0,;70a60c; colored natural leaf Japan, eoaioo; common to lino Oolong, 50a*J50; good, TOaSOo; choice to extra, 90ca51.25. WOOD—'Remains firm at the following prieos: Beech, 110.00; maple, til.00; hickory, $12.00; slabs, $6.50. delivered. ITWOOL—is In good demand and firmer. In sympathy with the Eastern market. We quote: Tub-washed, COaTSc; line fleece,washed, 45a500; me dium flccco, ■washed, 55a610; coarse fleece, washed, 576: tin washed. coarse,39a*4c; unwashed medium, italic; unwashed, tine, 3'»a3Bc; combing, washed, 67a62e; combine, unwashed, 43a47c. Wool in bad condition, and half-washed, in proportion. BAKE FREIGHTS—Tho market is quiet, at l-2c advance. Charters were; Prop St. Albans, com through to Boston. T^Buffalo—Props Tweed, Blanchard, and Passaic, corn, through rate to New York; props Colorado and Fountain City, oats.name; bark J.C.Marwrtl,oorn,B3. To Oa wegu—Jimiaica, com, p, r. J. umber market* The market for cargo lumber was qnlot and nu eluiugrd, There wore few cargoes offering, as little lumber arrived this morning. 'The demand was moderate. 'Salcaiucludo the'following; Cargo schooner Live Oak, from m feet posts and scantling at 817.00. Bold by J, M. Loomis A Co. Cargo schooncf Siual;Tr6m‘Ludlngton, Hs.m feet mixed lumber at 817.U0. Sold by Bickford Co. Deck load of schooner Baab, from Manlatco, timber, 18 to 26- feet long, at $25.00. Sold by Blanchard, Borland Co. on track. The demand for shingles was lightatnnchangtsl prices. We quote: Aor star at $3.371-203.02 1-3, and No. 1 sawed at 81.50a2.00. IN THE YAUDS. Business vas a little more active, but not ur gent. Prices an? unchanged. Wc quote; Firpt blear. I Inch to 2 inch f &50.00 Second clear, l Inch to a 10ch... 47.b0at8.00 Third clear, linch ...-35.00a87.00 Third clear, tidek 40.0Qa4L£0 First and second clear flooring, togeth er. rough 040.00 First and second clear siding, together 33.00a26.00 Common siding &20.00 Common flooring, dressed fir5t......... aoo.oo Common flooring, dressed second...... &80.00 Wagon-box boards, selected, 1c inches and upwards 55.00a40-00 A stock l>Oßrds 80.00a35.00 B stock boards 35.00u3&00 Common Iraards, Joists, PCantiing.smaU timber, etc., 16 feet and under Fencing Jotata and scantling, 18x24 feet. Pickets, square Pickets, Cal Clear posts, siillt Clear posts, round.... Lath... flawed shingles, Xo. 3. Sawed shingles, A or star... Chicago Dry Goods Market. Few clumps deserving special mention have taken place In Uio dry poods marke’- since our last rox>urt. The volume of trade, though not so large as before the Are, is fully up to the average of fernicr rears at this season, and, with liberal and. velf-asHorted stoclta, a very satisfactory business is doing. All of our wholesale dealers nrc now in running order, and, although not in quite ns commodious quarters as formerly, they nrc offering as line a line of goods, and are. pre pared to Jill orders with as little delay. Prices do not vary materially from those current a fortnight ago. All staple cotton fabrics are firm, notwithstanding the le.-„s buoyant lone of the market for the raw material, while woollens are held with increased firmness, owing to the great scarcity and extreme high price of wool. Wo quote s« follows; Prints— McrrlmncD. 11 i-2c; Morrimac W, 12c: Cochcco, 120; Pacific, ll l-2o; Garnet's, lie; Sprague’s, 11 l-2c; DuuueU's. 1112 c; Manchester, 11 1-2**; Arnold’s, 9 1-2, 1 Lancaster, lie; Rich mond. 11 l-2c; America, 11 l-2c; Mourning, lie; Allen’s, ll l-3c; Gloucester, 11 l-2c; Freeman’s, 9 l-2c: Wamsutta, 8 l-2e; Columbia, 7 1-20; Allen’s Pink, 12c; I’lshmond’s Pink, 120. G ixghamb— Lancaster. 15c; Clinton, 10 1-2 c; Amogkcag. 13c; Manchester, 12 l-2c; Roanoke, lil-2e: Gloucester, ll l-2c. SHECTiJitd—Stark, i~i, lie; Appleton, 4-4, 13c; American, 12c; Medford, 4-4 la l-2c; Nashua, ICe; Nashua E, 15o; Indian Head, 4-4, 13 12c; Cabot A. 1-4.12 l-2o: Atlantic A, 4-4,13 l-2c; Amoskeag A,l3e; Popptrell, N, 101-2e; Anchor A, ll l-2c; Great Pulls J, 111-23; Great Palls 8, 10 l-2c; Indian Orchard, A, 13 l-2o; Salmon Falls 4-4, 12c: Standard X X, 12c; Aga wam F4-4,lie; AppletonD4-4.11 l-2o; Illinois A 4-4, lie; Swift River 4 4, 10 (He: Napoleon, 9o; Pcppcrell E. 13 l-2c; Peppcrell E, 12 l-2c 5 Pep perell O. ll l-2o; Boott Mills.H, 8c; Boott Mills O, li'o; Boott Mills 8. ll i-2c: Western World, 10 l-2o; Arkwright, 11 l-Jc Portsmouth P, 81-20; Quaker. 9 l-2e; Pacific, 13c: Kansas. lie. BLuacuri) SumnsGs—N. Y. Mills 4-4, 2le; Wanisutta, 4-4,20 c; Batoi XX 4-4,17 l-2c; White Rofk A-J. JO J yo; 22iU’a-4~4, ir-o? Hill's 7*9, 14 1-Sc; MaFonvillc 4-4,17 l-2c; Ray Mills 4-4. 17 l-2c; An droscoggin 4-4, 17c; Androscoggin 7-8, 14o; Lung don 7rß, 12 l-2c; Langdun 4-4,14 l-2e; Red Bank, 7-9, lie Rod Bonk 4-4, 12c; Lonsdale. 17c; Warn bock, 12c Canoe 3-4, 7 y-tc; Siatervillo 7-8, lie: New Jersey 4-4, 12 l-2c; Blackatonc, 15c; Sullou A* Sen 4-4, I4e; Ballou A Son 7-8, ll'e Foreatdalc, 15c; Fruit of the Loom, 17c. Ylrrkiraer Conntr Dairy Dlarltft, Little Falls, X. Y., Nov. 11.—-The market this week lias been llrw, with a shade better prices than lust week. The delivery of farm dairies amounted to nearly 900 boxes, and sales were made at from 12c to 13c, and one or two fancy lots for Mo above the last tiguro. The bulk of sales may be Quoted »'r J2 l-2c. A large number of factory-men were present at the market, and the offerings amounted to nearly 9,000 boxes. Wo have to report the failure of another cheese linn (buyers at this market); but it is believed the losses to factories in Herkimer will übt ho very heavy. Factories now demand cash in hand on nil sales, and many are holding firmly at lie, under the prevailing impression that there must bo an advance In prices. The heavy shipments during the summer, and th rt light fall make, seem to give reason for this view or the trade. We give transactions in leading factories ns fol lows: Laduvillo, 13 8-4o Warren, 13 3-8 c; Spring- Held, 13 Me; Smith,lß Me; Kassel!,l3 l-2c; Ots quago, is Me; Bethel, 13 l-2c; Broohett «h Putu, 13 l-2c; Bellinger, 13 He; Coryl, IS 3-ic; Chyle, 13 3-4e; Norway Association, 13 3-ic; Newvillo Association, Ho; Mother Creek, IS 3-4 c; Mnnliclm Turnpike, 13 l-2c; Keys, 13 I-2o; Herki mer County Central, 131-2 c; North Fairfield. 13 3-ic; Fairlicld Association. Ho: Danube Cold Spring, 13 l-2e; Dairy Valley, 131-2 c. The range for butter thij week has been from 23c to 2Sc,—the latter llgure only tor choice brands. The weather Ip cool, and the ground covered with a light coat of snow. Water for stock Is scarce, and many are fearing that winter will sot In without rain, which would cause great trouble aud loss among the herds. HOTELS. St. James Hotel, LOCATED. Corner Clark and Folk-sts. Containing I§o Booms. The Largest and Best Furnished Hotel in.the West B. A. LORIXG, Late Batteien Roue, WILLIS HOWE, Late st. Jamei Betel, Will ho pleased to see their old-Meads. Ask for ’Busses for the NEW ST. JAMES. CXTNDITKAKGO. CXTNDDRANGO! THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR CANCER, bvrHiufcs scrofula, ulcers, and OTHER CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES. Dr. P. T. KEENE. UariDgJnst returned from Ecua dor and bronght with him a quantity of the genuine Cundursmgo Bark, secured through the official recom mendation ami at*lstance ol His Excellency ibo Prowl dent of Ecuador, and tho Government of that Repub lic, we are prepared to fill orders for it to a limited or ient, and at a pnoe about ono-quartor of that which the cost ol the first very small supply compelled us to charge. A spurious article is new advertised and sold as Cun dnranjro. Wo have, at a considerable expense, and with the co-operntion ot the authorities of Ixja, the province where the plant grows, t*« directed the chan nel for mix supply as to ensure that none but tho genu ine article shall bo sold by us; and wo particularly call the attention ol the public, for their protection, to this UCt BLIfiH. KEENE Sc CO., €6 Cf 4nr«*t., New VotU* D. W. XtUm. M. D., Washington, D. C.; /I K- RUss, M. D.. New York: P. T. Keene. M. D-. New York. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, REOPENING. FRANK CO. Have reopened at 63 and 65 Canal-st., near Madison, With a largo stock of Notions. Fancy anil Woollen Comls. Our nnmlkcrons IrictlcisanU patrons ■will please call op u«. WANTED. TO WHOLESALE Dry Goods Salesmen. Wanted,lira first-cl&ss Broadway Jobbing House In New York, two good salesmen who can control a Western trade. Those who can show they have the ability ;to incccd, can make an advantageous arrange* mentbyai'plyingat ail West Madlaon-st., to It. O.VT. CO-. Thuraday, Nov. is, between 10 a. m.' and 2 p. m. RUBBER GOODS Stter ii Leather Belt HALLOCK WHEELER, 23 West Kendolph-st., have now a full stock of the above. AI SO Engine and Conducting Hose, Rubber Clothing, and Rubber Goods generally. CHICAGO TBIBCHE; WEDHESPAY/ KOYEMiBER 10, 18717^ “the First in the Field.” THE HOME tasrancc Company I COLUMBUS, OHIO. reasli' Capitaiy Casli assets, -KeWl-, ~1871 Liabilities,Jictod ingCMcago losses, 353,479.12 AYas Hie first Company to notify policy holders in Chicago that claims would be paid in fall. flic losses of the Company by the Chicago fire are being adjusted and paid as rapidly as possible. Business solicited at fair rates. Adjusting Office for Chicago, No. 17 Eldridge-court Agents of the Company visiting the city are requested to call JACOB PEETREY, Gen’l Agent Geo. C. Clarke Co., j LOCAL AGKNTS, 10 Eldridge-court. So 15 d F ire Insurance. DIFERIAI lire Insurance Go., 20.00 20.00 $8,000,000 This Is the only English Insurance Company represented in Chicago whose business is exclusively Eire Insurance. Property-owners will consult their best interests by protecting themselves with Policies in the IMPKIiIATi. DAVIS REQUA, AGENTS, Boom S, No. 43 South Canal-st., lIASMIIM ISl'MIi Ml, Parties baring claims against this Com pany will please present the same for adfnst ment to Messrs. SLY BILL, GOB Wabash av., who will also rctclre for cancellation policies of this Company, under which no loss has been snstained. S Xhe Foucy-Soiaera or the FACIFIU IN SURANCE COMP AITS', of SAM FRANCIS CO, who have not handed in their Proofs of Loos, will please present them AT ONCE, and thus facilitate the early adjustment of AXE cl aims* HUTCHINS RALSTON. General Agents, 472 Wabash-av. REPUBLIC Insurance Comp’y. I Continue to Bn; Adjusted Claims AT HIGHEST CASH BATES. D. K. TKNNEV. 4M wabash-av. Insurance Losses Prepared for Collection, Claims Adjusted and information fur nished. K. A. CUMMINGS. conr.au witkowskv, (With 8. M- Moore Co.), 379 Wabawh-av. C.l HENDERSON CD., WHOLESALE Boots Shoes, Cor, Jllthlgan av. and Congrcs.-if,, second door north of ‘•New Trcmont House.” We hare in store a good assortment of seasonable goods, 10. eluding Rubbers, Overshoes, and Boot JPacs. |jjp Wo begin this week to manufacture the cole* bratod “Henderson Boots.** Bis ai Slots DOGGETT.BASSBTT SHILLS HEADQUABTEB3 AT 522 Wabash-av., comer IZannon-coart, are now receiving a new stock of Boots and Shoes, and arc prepared to supply cas< mi DIODIE CD.. Railway Car Springs AND RAILWAY SUPPLIES, Removed to 288 Michigan-av., foot of Harrisori-st. Northern Pacific 7*30 Geld Ronfls, Coupons or Regis tered, for sale, or exchanged for Governments or other bonds having a market rmlne.hr LUST, PRESTON i KEAN, Bankers, Cot. of Randolph and Hahrtod-sUi. Branch Office 498 YVabash-av. THAYER TOBEY FURNITURE CO. Have opened new Warerooms in their factory building, 86, 88, 90, and -92 West. Randolph st, 'with a good assortment of FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. INSURANCE. OF 09S?m.i2 OF LONDON. ASSETS OVER GOLD. 60S Michigau-av. Adjustment Office,. 608 WABASU-AT. T.E. STIIIMAII, Important! BOOTS ANB SHOES. tomers. RAILWAY SUPPLIES. FINANCIAL. 7-30 GOLD BONDS. S.VFE AXD PROPITABUE. STETTADESS &=WINEIffit, j r- G:~.V?A t IMPORTERS JOBBERS OF BEY GOODS r" w i AND NOTIONS, Rcspcctfnlif Inform,.their Xricnds .shd. the trade at large,.thartteyhavebp«ned their nett store at' V ,126 Mieltlgan-av., Between Madison and Honrocsta., East Front, With their former larjc stoek andcxtenslve variety In every Department. All order* viD hare our prompt and faith ful attention at LOWEST PRICES. CARSON, PmiE CO. DRY GOODS, At liowest Prices. s Si# 'West iladiisi.u-St. Retail Stores, No. 138 Twenty-second-fit., AND No. 636, West Lake, near Paulina. CHAS. GOBSAGB& CO., (Smecttßirsfo JB*m tr€fo»»mge%) 235 23T "West Madisoa-st. i Dry Goods. HURLBUT EDSALL, 619 State-st, Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Drugs, Druggists’ Glassware, Pat ent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Staffs, and Manufacturers’Supplies, Agents for Henry Thayer Co.’S FLtID EXTRACTS AND SUGAR COATED PILLS: JOHN WEYTfI BROS.’ ELEGANT PREPARATIONS 5 COLLIER CO.’S LEADS. Odd Fellows Relief Committee, The Ridicf Committee, I. O. O. P.; have hoarttinartera and supply-rooms at the Fifth Br.piist Church, comer of Harrison and Kangamon-*t.«. J. WARD LLLTS. Chairman. JOHN U, ROGERS, Treasurer. 35. B.‘ BUKKMAN, Secretary, For Receiver. I’Kllt FIBTHEB NOTICE THE OFFICES OF TUB ANCHOR XINE Of Transatlantic, Peninsular and Mediterranean Kteamsulps will he at 70, ,TWEMI-TUIBD.BT.-G«neral, Open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. 43 South Cnnal.«t.-Francb) Open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. At either of which wc i*auo paaaage tickets between tho Vniu-d Btati-M.and all (WNiporta in Europe ut the lovcht fairs. bight drafts fur any amount, and bills of logins from Western points to principal British and I n«h porta. Plans of cabin on view. .Send for circular. 11BADLK80N ÜBOIUEBB. IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS. Handsome, cheap, and quickly put up. AH kinds of iron work for buildings. Es timates and all information furnished upon application. 3. B. 3. M. CORNELL, 141 Centre-st., New York City. RUINS OF CHICAGO. The best and most varied assortment of VIEWS OF THE RUINS to be found in the city, wholesale and retail Stereoscopic, $3 per dot.; Cards, $1.50 per doz.; llxll, |L*JS each. Sent uylmaiJ, postpaid.on rt'colpt of price. LOViiJOV FOSTER. SCO weal Ramlolpu-st., Chicago. YALE LOCKS. Manufacturers' Agency, D. S, COVERT, 446 State-st. REMOVAL. The Salt Company of Onondaga, Manufacturers of Now York Salt and Dealer* in Salt of all kinds, may now btkfoniHl at their new 051c0.N0. 5T Market direct, between Randolph and Washington. A. J. LATHAM. Agt BEDSTEADS! Plain andOmamenfoL Chicago Iron Bedstead Mfg. Co., a. w. cor. Peaplalnea and Van Bnren-sts. #100,000.00. LAST CHANCE I Omaha Legal Enterprise IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY. #IOO,OOO IN CASH PRIZES I $20,000 the Highest Prize! Tickets 12 each, or three for tS. At a meeting of the citizens of Omaha September 19, 1571.1t was voted to draw POSITIVELY October 31.. KEFQEKCCfu-citr Marshal. Chief of Police, or any citizen- of Omaha, Nebraska; Depository—Bonking Hons© of: Caldwell, Hamilton CO., Omaha. City papers.sent free to persons desiring to see them. Money can be sent In registered letters or money or ders. For full particulars address i J. LYFORD CO„ I Business Managers. Omaha. Neb. WILLIAM BLAIR CO, WHOLESALE MDWMS, SO 82 South Canal-st. 3,000 Boxta Tin Bimie, 17,500 Bommdt Copper Bottom*. 95 Cm*** ShemtMtmp Copper, 5,000 Kegf IWr/fNg JVmilt, And a large stock, comprising HOtSE TEIHHIIGS, CARPENTERS* TOOLS, STUPED AND JAPANNED Wih£, And a full line of GENERAL HARDWARE, Carefully selected and bought for cash, since the great Are. lead and oil works- CHICAGO LEAD OH WORKS Established 1554. Burnt and Rebuilt 1859. MANUFACTURERS OP brad Pipe, Hhfft Lend. Bar and Pig Lead. Farr Raw* and.Rolled Linseed Oil and (around OH Cake, for feeding. All our Linseed roil U guaranteed tfrfcffy pure and jbH tcdghL Office: CHICAGO SHOT TOWER COl, Manufacturers of‘Drop Shot. Back Shot. a»nt Order* from the trade solicited. U- £L W. BLATCH>X)BB CO., 1 70 North t!Houin»>u FA iSS&B rKS SCALES, Of AU Sixes. Fairbanks, Greeirieaf Co, 11 SOUTH CANAL-ST. DST.oqoosi;) DRUGS. MISCELLANEOUS. IRON GIFT HARDWARE, SCALES. MUSIC AX INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS, Oagans, etc. ifimßl BUMS! tocmcrly nbw located at jJ7O MD 614 MIGHIGAMy,, aiul invite the public to. call and examine their new stockcf MUSICAL -MKKCHAKI>TSE, received since the fire from their New York and Baltimore branches.' including 1 the celebrated Kuabe Pianos, Bauer Co.’s Pianos, Needham’s Silver-Tongue Or- igans. A full assortment of P&ciui(b( Strlags, Tlollasi. Accordions, Concertina*, (initani, Brass lu siTusacnts, etc,, Trtuoh they are ottering lor CASH, at greatly reduced prices* IV* italics and Orpins taaod, polish ad* repaired, and sluppod on abort notice. mm mm k ci, 270 and 614 tllichigan-av., Office i J .614 ]UiclliK;m-ilv. -j ESTEY OBGJLMS Tha sweetest, purest, richest tone.' The easiest, quickest, and most DUR ABLE action. The only Organ contain ing the genuine VOX HUMANA and. wonderful VOX JUBILANTE. X full assortment of the latest new and elegant styles Ins, received. Plica. nelow and terms as favorable as ueijnofore. Organs to Bent or for Sale on Instalments. STORY GAMP, (Late Organ Department of Ewd’a Temple of Nlusic.) General Agents for the Iforthwest 409 West Randolph-si, Chicago. W. W. EmBAIL, ,010 Ilichigan-av., invoices Received Daily of Pianos, Organs, Metadeons. Ml order* to dealers tilled idth despatch* ,T, H,—*Votp on hand a' tine assortment of Hftr Pianos to mi/, or for sale on the most faroralbe terms to itti£ the city trade. BUSINESS CARDS. Cornices! Cornices! TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDEHS. We. the undersigned, have this day formed a copart nership for the purpose of manufacturing Galvanized Iron Cornices, Window Capa, Finials, Plnuacltw. But ti'Cfcaoei, etc.; also Metal Rooting, Tie, Copper, and Sheet Iron Work in all Its branches. Wo have taken the large and commodious workshop, 299 West Taylor at., and. from our thorough knowledge ami long ex perience in the business, we feel assured In saying (hat all orders -we will receive shall ho executed in an artistic and workmanlike fcnannor, An( j hope to obtain a liberal patronage, w. w. MlSSillier, JOHN SMITH, FRANK. SLOVIff, Chicago, Nov. 13,1871. 259 West Taylor-st. SIBLEY BRO„ General Commission, S3 North Canal-st. Drc.MedHogs, Grain. Jbe. Stencils and list* fur nished. Cash advances made. WEiraEXA BYBSAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, &c., Ac., ‘Will epen temporarily at 656 on or before December 1, with n FULL STOCK, ami take ilcasurv to solicit the patronage of tholr numerous denis and customer*, thanking them at the same time for the patronage bestowed upon them heretofore. wKNDtLL «t IIYUAN, 660 Wabash ar. E. WASHBTJEN, JE., Attorney at Law and Notary Public, 480 WABASH-AV. DR. JOHN REID, OlQce, 373 West ICaiidolpli-st. CF"Le«vo messages for North Side at Mr. aCL.Lt- VAN’S Store. C6fi North Clurk-st. REMOVAL. W9I. 11. GRUBBY, Merchant Tailor, hag removed from No. 10 South Orecn-st. to No. 17. West Washlngton-st., east of Hulsted. H« W. Rogers, Jr., Bro., PBOBDOE, COMMISSION AND HEED UEECHAHTS,' 10 Wwtßw^olßli^t.^l WINKS ANI> LIQUORS. IM. 9. BFFEDMi, DIPOBTEB, Offers now a Large Stock 61 French German Wines, MQIIORS, CIGARS, Fancy Groceries, All of RECENT importation, Wholesale and Retail 5 Y IF. Madlson-st., near the bridge. MACHINERY. Col of Canal and Harrison-sts. I IBOX-WOBKING MACHINERY, WOOD WORKING MACHINERY, KNOWLES’ STEAM PUMPS, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, RUBBER HOSE AND PACKING, STURTEYANTS NOISELESS "BLOWERS.' Full stock of Machinery and Supplies on hand. FOR RAT.T!. STEAK ENGINE with all connections; size of cylin der, IS by 24, 24-inch stroke. Can be seen working. Apply to E. H. «fe j. S. TURNER, Si Lambtw-st. BROOM com. Car load aloo stralghrcorn lot sale by GEORGE OIcKIMVEY&CO., Comniaiittn ITlerchantHy Lind's Block, East End Randolph-st. Bridge. BRICK! ifiD/xn trick for sale. Price, ?10. IninUre of ADAMS &NOONAN.IJIS*IIe, Ilk BUCKS! ilffi! Mlffil Test Philadelphia Fronts. Apply to 3. T. GILLESPIE, 1328 and 1330 South Broad st.,'Phildclphln- Highwmes For sale. In lots from 1 to 1,000 brls. by KILIAN BROS., 41 West Lake st Wo nio again prepared to receive consignments of Hichwlnes from InutiUers lu the country, mid mako LIBERAL ADVANCESonsatno. KU.IAN 111108. Distillers* Agent**, ojlice, 41 West I £3 i T i'iJ 1 ;:-l u j n~ &’:!t :~I i I a?»t GENERAL NOTIOQ. j SPEClifcv^ American -Kercbanttf Union Express Company,) iASd’C.-Oon’L'BaD'U. Ofiloe, Jfortlnrostern Division,). i Chicago, Nor. 2, IS7L iTheAmfHcanlirercbancn’Ualon Express Com* Ppymrtli, on'TsamtUav morning, Kov. 4, ruraovo their General Office from Twimty»BtiCond*Bt., corher In* dwjwar.. to C2O Wab*ah-av., corner Harmon court. t 1 .Dave :Ujw opened a permanent office for the acoota* njodattenof our West sfao patrons at 218 Went- Rafl* dftlpli-at., corner ot Grocn-st. also freight receiving offices at oar freight depots, foot of Tweatr-socoad-stu iff*. w .Watcr-eW opposite i aplV|Tmkete JDebot. At Twcntr-secondst. Depots .freight cap be ilelivercui going tn tfraAfn-'hi. gin Central, Illinois central, Chicago, Bnrlinirtoa l .onincy, anitaonnecttnAt *N o. *0 west Water** a*. for points on-O. Ar- N* W. -R -Itr branches anal- ooft-. ncctlng lines: >oIj»o Great Eastern Railroad;mfl Chi ~jtixu'& Danville... CHas; Fajigo. jQ. W. BABUKIT, AffTOtT"' asax.Qep’L bupto i limi ILLS THROWN DOWN! i -r- -V -J. T Baiba go t out, &c. Send descriptive order* to E. F. BOSIiEY, Honse-BCover, 117 ’Weal i BURNT PAPER, Writine Perfectly Restored.. The writing on papers, badly .charred, In tact so much so that great can? had to bo-taken to prevent them from -falling to pieces,. hag be3a perfectly nw utored by using our Ink Devolve*.. More than fifty different firms have already used it'with perfect suc cess Lu copying their .boots and papers*: Call at car office, Union Park, cor. Madison-st. N. J. MORRIS A CO. To the Dramatic Profession. All members of thoprofeesion still; la- lhe cHy not; employed; and requiring assistance, will please notify mdotUieir necessities. during thnpresont week; at the end of which I intend to close, the--Relief. Fuud.and hand the balanceiiiiay hands* to tho General-; Relief Fuhd, in accordance the request of the donors. ThU applies to all connected with the different places of amusement at the time‘of tho late fire Who.may re quire aid. VJ. H. McVICKEB,; Office of the Chicago 4 South western KiiilwayCo. The adjourned ‘meeting of the Stockholders of the Chicago dt Southwestern Railway. will bo held at the office of the Company. No. sss Wcbaah avenue, instead of at 1M LaSalle street, on Thursday, the 16th iusL, at 10 o’clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. ILF. WAISTON, Pire’C. Ht M. ALLEN. Sec*y. TO BANKERS And others. Why don't you build bank vaults, &0., of FIRB BRICK! ROBINSON CO., gis Kwt Madlaon st. i STOVES. STOVE DEALERS I We have kept our stock complete by heavy shipments from our foundries, and you can rely upon having your orders filled without a day’s delay for the FEARLESS Cooking Stove, for Coal or Wood, BRILLIANT Base-Burner, for large or small rooms. CHEAP COOK and PARLOR STOVES in great variety, at low prices. J.F.BATHBOira&CO. SO and 32 South Canal-st. CANNED ROAST BEEF TDS KEW lOKK ASD TEXAS Beef Presemi Co. Are now prepared so famish to families their CANNED BOAST BEEF At wholesale and retail, put np in cases containing 3 oos. 3 lb. cans, and la cases containing 10 74 lb. cans,’ This Company has been at great expense for the past several years in perfecting the machinery now erected near.Galveston. I Texas, to put nptho delicious quality of lii-ef which they now otter to the Public. This Bvef is really more nutritious, and more eco nomical for family use, than any ever offered for talc is any market, as the juices and gelatinsportions aro all retained in the cna. If 18 SOLID MEAT. BEADY COOKED. Can con tains no hone or gristle. Open tha can, turn tin con tents lots tho saucepan, season to your taste, and whoa hot servo It upon the table as CAUSED BOAST BEEF. Its coat is leas than half of the pneo of butcher* 1 meat. It is hermetically sealed, and will keen for years ;nstßßCood when opened as though ervoked immodi. utely. It is all alike, and very tender. It is also very nice eaten cold. i The beef is cut la proper pieces, and, after I cing thor oughly oloaoscd, U roasted In a patent oven, eonrrang ed that tho' juices and gelutioo properties, which fat! while in the process of cooking, aro continually i*iared over it, thus retaining nil its real unlrlaont and fIAVOf. The bone and gristle are next removed, aud She beef is then pressed into cans. It is pare ro»t beef, with alt the flavor of that article when cold; but with more of juice nod gelatine, owing to the process of cooking, and much more tender than the average market Joint, because of the ohoica cattle selected, and of the mixture of tenderloin and other parts together. CHOPPED. OB PIB MEAT. The chopped form makss excellent meat balh, a tnp«r> lor hash, delicious salad, and is so much mo rcnaest among mince pic bakers as to bavo given it the name of ••pie meat.’* A great saving to hotels and fats IHoa who bavo to pro* pare their CLEAII MEAT FOR MINCE PIES. Two and a half pounds of beet, when divested of bone and gristle, and cooked, matte about one pound of this Clear meat. Three lb. cans, €oe;.7 1-2 lb. cans, t1,35. Liberal dis* count to the trnd*. Tho attention of (hotels, restaurants, boardinq-honio 'keepers, shipmasters, and families, Is called to this superior article. GEO. H. MUNROK, PrwMMit and Patentee. Office of the company, 16 Cedar at.. New York City. Messrs. lIOVET Jt CO., 57 State st., between Lake wnd Randolnb, sole Agents t»r rhlcsgo. DISSOLUTHON NOTICES. Notice of Dissolution. The copartnership heretofore existing between Orville I*. Grant uml Jattca E. McLean, und«rthe Ann named Grunt s- and regulating properties ol the est order, and os an antl-billous medicine lx far prefev. able to any of the preparations containing maccnrf. Time has shown that forphyslcal decoy, nervousdobih Ity, dyspepsia, bilious disorders, andiatermlttenr fever Hosteler’s Bitters is a remedy'withputa rival This 1* the season of the fall of the leaf k*t it romimi the bW. the feeble, the sickly, th Invigorate and regulate systems*with*UOs great vegetabletduhy'aud ah -teratiTP. v JMEDICAI* CARBS- Dr« Cm Bigelow, Fctrocrtyof 179 Bonth Clark-st.. corner of Monroe, ha* located his office at 73 South Halsted-st., second door from Mcdlson-st., where lie lias a full suite of reception twins' a ml parlors for the accommodation of his numor ou.'y patients. Call at 73 Italstcd.sC. an«l cooJor-youn. Reives. Yon will see’the same old Doctor whomyoa have met at 179 South Clark at. for tbo hut number ol J Address all letters to 73 Sonlh IlablCd P* IM, Chicago. ly. 1 Va»- .Convict Labor to Let, ~jj, [The ondenlgned.-Coofaisslocera-jif the tntnob TffJ hereby offer (he Übor of from fifty Uti© one hundred (100) eeaTiets, %ad-'solicit ibid* for **4 .aim*. These men have been vnrionaly e&> ackiTEUflilng^maciuau. and iba»sv< im&i v 7 .Contracts are after <1.3 bills copied,and'to continue ftra'tonri *6? yrnrs,asigr,** upon, oot to exceed clsbt bid to be..*--' 'cdmpaaled by a good aad sufficient bond lnthep«*v* exm of dee .thousand dollars, wich mretiM, tc a^to>‘odbj*^>ni?,<>f;ilie-Ccmcdswlooefe,op j tbe-Warl?*i.i-- ->iTbe 0 the rightj 0 w*oct anyy*" refer* be bhrton afcpl!&ftbn ’fo-' ■ihe Penitentiary,’lo‘wham-all bids are'to-te'3cn*,' to .nine l9>ye*raold, and wdl adapted in every way to cavalry: EimkwM. r ‘the horaeeto be delivered witUb fifty (SOJdaye front .date ot award of contract. k '".Proposals will be received for'any portion of -tb* number of horaoa required—from, ouo upward. .So proposals will bo entertained nfiiloss the party making tbo same Is present At the opening of the oUsl or represented by an agent or attorney, or is known It "u tfiia office to be responsible.: Tho usual conditions, which can be ascertained a* this office, will be imposed upcm bidders and contract- ora, and blank, forms of proposals will be famishoQ upon application. l .By authority ot the Quartermaster OcneraL A Jj. C. EASTOff, i! p.aM.OenVC.S.A.,O.Q.M.Dept.Mqu *S3 Indiana ar. Cicciit C«vt of Gmli C«uijr« .‘iN CHANCSBY-Tho Pecplo of tho State of CO hold.- vs. The Merotumto* inaniaaco -Comcany if Gkka*o, U&soU. rfotfco is harebjr given that hr on lateriocntacjy decree entered In the above caaoo, tho nndenigned ba* bo tin appointed Receiver of aU the pfbperty, funds, an* ofTecta of the Merchants' insurance Company of GU* "Si persons indebted to said Company are reqnwteS on or before December!, A. D. IS7l, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the office of the Receiver, lu tho Masonic Building No» 2M West Uandolph-at.. in the city of Chicago, is n-uder an account of the debts and anas of money owing by them to the Company, and to pay tho samsa All persona having in their possession any property or effects of said company ore required tooeDrer tha same to tho undersigned, at his said office on or bcfiacs the day above named. AU creditors of said company, and especially holder* of poUciratcbo have snaUunetf lose, and wbonavecot heretofore furnished proof thereof to said company am ’required to present their demands at his said office, oa or before the day above named, Dated* Chicago* November 3,1371- WILLIAM K-UOOQETT* Ksoolrer. Hitchcock. T»np< o *k Evart*. Solicitors for Receiver* southeast cor. and Flfth-av. IN THE MATTER or the Montana Gold Mining Com* panr. Bankrupt. Peremptory Sale, lu pursuance of the order of the District Court or tba U uited States for the Southern District of Saw York, tha assignee offers for sale an the property of tho bank* rapt to clcec tho estate, via; Thirty-pine mining claims on different lodes lu near Creek and Galpln Counties. Colorado, embraolng tb* celebrated Kansas. Kent County, Pratt, Vasa, 010., with, whim aud whim bouses; also, a parcel of land in Cen tral City, extending from Spring Gulch to the Narad* Gulch Bond, containing upward of 77,000 square feet, with quarts mill thereon tiOxlCO feet, two stories high, containing 30 stamps, So horso power engine, two S3 feet two-fluo boiler?, six Freiburg pans. necoasary pump*, tanks, etc., all la perfect running order, etc., etc. Offers and negotiations as to arc invited. M not sold at prirate sale prior to the Uth day of Docom her, 1371, the same will be sold on tb.vt day. at 13 m.. to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, by Albert 11. Mlco'ny. auctioneer, at tile MorchiatT Kx* ohang’t Bblm Booms, No. til Broadway, in Uiocltyof New York, without farther notice. The property cwt the bankrupt upwards of 6330,0001 more tnac *IOO,OOO having boon expended on the mill alone. For further particulars, apply to the autioneor.il Pine st„ N. Y., or Sylvester It. Cobb. Apilga*«. BAMDfiL B. HEGKNBOTAM. Attorney, 23 Pine «t.. N. I. Cirrnlt Conn of CopkConaty. IN CHANCERY.—The People of tho State of IBt* Hois. vs. the State Insurance Company of Chicago. Notice la hereby given, that by an Interlocutory da* crec ent< Tvd in the above cause, the undersigned hn* been appointed Receiver of all tho property, and effects of the State Insurance Company ol Oh? r “S >ersons Indebted to paid Company are requested; on or before December 1, A. D. 1371, at to o’clock a. rm, at the office of tho Receiver, No. 93 West Madleon-sfe. in the City of Chicago, to render an acoonnt of th* debts and poms of money owing by them to tho Com pany, and to pay tho boitip. au persons iiavlng in their possession any property or effects of said Company, are required to deliver ths eamc to the undersigned, at his said office, on oc before tho dav above named. All creditors of said Comnanv, and especially holders of policies who have snstamcsf loss, and have nobbore tofnre furnished proof thereof, to said Company, arte required to present their demands at his salt! omoe* on or before the day above named. Dated Chicago, November 3. 1371. HORACE A. UURLBUT. Receiver. Httcucotk, Dcvze, dfc Ev.mtt?. soucliora lor KO— ertver, southeast corner Monroo-st. and Flfth-av. Too Enterprise Insurance Company, of the city of Philadelphia, having this dav mm* an assignment oC all their t*Uto to the PMladelphla Trust. Sale Deposit and Insurance Company, for the benefit of their ored- Jtorn, without preference, all persons having demands mralnet the said Company will thorn. an« those indebted make payment to the Agslguoea, at their office. No. 431 Chestnut-st..Philadelphia; and Chose who to cancel their Policies.lor tb«>pnrpuse of inaor* in? elsewhere, are requested to present them at otiice No. 400 Walnut-Bit., to A. W. WISTER, Attorney of tho ABRlcnees, for the endorsement of a proper tact*- omndum thereon. LEWIS R. ASIIHUR9T, Pro*. Phtladelphta, Oct. 31.137 L la the District Coart bt the United States, Tor the Northern District of Illinola.l IN BANKRUPTCY—In the matter of Philip Wadsworth, Gilbert It. Smith, and Btnj. B, W. Looked bankrupts. Notlcu la hereby given that, on Friday, tho 21th dar of Nbvorobcr. A. D. IS7I, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, at No. 17 Harmon court, (a the city of Cldcogo, the umldrdgmd. assignee oi the estate of said banferuptSL will tel), at public auction; for cash, to tho highest bidder, all nncoUectt-d and desperate debts duo on open account, promissory notes. IndgUK&ts, belonging to said estate. i i CHICAGO, NOV. 12,137h v OFFICE STORAGE TO RENT. APPLY TO T. IV. BAXTER CO., foot of West Washington-st. FOR RELIGIOUS SERVICES, Sunday Afternoon*, ffnd Kvenin*£s,l STANDARD HALL. For terms apply at Hall, between 10 and 2 o’clock* corner of Mschlgau-av. and Thirteenth at- Arrival and Departure of Trains* mSclt* Central Sc Great Western Ball war* I^rpot—Foot bt Twenty-second-fit. Ticket office, H Canal-at., comer Madisou. Wan {via main and airline) &13 ant s.-cr p m Fast Now York Express fc!3am 7;t7p a Jackson Ai'comniotiatlon (datlv) 3A3 p m Uh33 aaa At. Ex. (daily) via Air Une. 5:2s pm 7:17 amt Night Express.... f *Shl3 p m l&l’aB 1 Batunhiyoxceptcd. Sunday excepted, i MoadAV excepted. HJENBYCTWE NT WORTH. General Passenger Agoot. XlUnols Central* On and after Xov. 12,isTl. and until further nottov t Cairo Mail 9:3oam 8.50 pm Cairo .Express. f 7:lopm 700 am Krokufc Passenger. t 700pm 700 am Cilmau Passenger &2Spm 9:loam Hyde Park ana Oalc Woods. &25 am 7:35 a m do do- do ......*i2£opm 9:10 am do do do SOO p m 1:35 pm d<> do tin fci£ p m *&o6psa do do do 6-JQpm *7apa •Sundays excepted. 1 Saturdays excepted Chicago. fiock bland Sc Pacific Itallroad* Dja*f>T—Corner Van Boren and Stiennan-ata, Ticket orrtcn-33 west MmUson-st. Klght ■Express .UOAOpm 7:00 am Tent Accommodation *3O p m *9:45 a m Pacific lixpreta .'lfeooam *4OO pa An elepuut parlor sleeping car.is attached to the hh*> a. m. train nmoles through to Council liinffa and Qmyh|t. hlrago and Alton Rnilrond»nilcaßO r Alton is M. I.onin Through liine and liOuUiami. dlo., New Miort Koute between Chico go und KM*' ia tMoadayada 5 PROPOKAT-qp Y XiEQAIa NOTICES* Notice of Assignment. TO BENT. IDOJ TABLE. VTISTIIR AItRANOF.ITKKT