======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-20 page 1 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-20/ed-1/?sp=1 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:55Z ======== ■WHAS BEHMSS'OP THE CITY. A. GasJioriag Together of the Belies of Chicago. A City of Oyer 290,000 Inhabitants —-—Stilliir Existence. -1- O') An Exact-Statement of the Number of Buildings Destroyed. What .We.lfow Have that Did Hot Exist in 1860.; For the last-week, rur thoughts have becn.sp liuejcd with what wasdeslxoyed by the great Crn; that wo have pnid.no attention.whatever to that which remainrrl. "So great were bur loss***, so immense the destruction -in. bnildincs and oiher/propoiT.r, that wc could at first tbink -only of that; wnd did not h-rve the heart to gather (oeAlicf ihc.rclrcs nf.the city, and estimate their. Ynliiel .Bat a« a tnarua'tcr be is fully-ponvlnocd that it is n?clcs* to r wv**P over his destroyed. h'>use, to work’ lo dig In the fains, and •draws comfort nod l satisfnction front every, nrti? cla that he estraets‘‘tltrr«froiu, though it bo to a. condition’, eo we, the first shock onco over.-cataloguo: what wo.havo saved,. and find that Chiengo is yet a. clty. with moro of the plrmonia.of material prosperity by far, than she had ts’n years ago. and that her losses are not.irreparable.’so long ns that energy und de termination which built those costly edifices and planned nnd carried, out these 'astonishing im -proveraenls remain undismayed aad unininred. THE total ACEA OF THE CtTt of Chicaco; indwiing ibeiiDUcxcd territory west of Wostcm-avoanc, and :a!*n including •etc., is* uvcr,23,oW[.acrci, Or.lhisUie PF vl«inn:rmbrabcs and tho Xorth Division 2,520}--. The totaJ number of buildings lo tho city was abnat' CO.O&O, of which about 17,000 were mi tho/s'inlh, and 1D.500 on the north fido of tho river, tho best and costliest —tbooncsin widch the cit z n hs of Chicago took tho most orido being in tho South Division, and north of Jackson street. On tho North Sjdo there were rna-’V j l.'zant dwelling houses, but they were ncarlv nil cast of *ll* street and ni-fih o« North, rir furnished ro- ms. cxcopt in the western portion of the wnrd, where many poorer families wore congregated. •o.v tui: north smr.. aero*: were burned over out of the 2..*>00 jn that division, leering intact a small portion on Kinric. Ftr et rear the river, and scveral honses -north “f Dir?ri”n and west of Orchard, -including pome of the bericr settled d!f 'hat was occu pied by lumber yard-*, etc., yet »ho penple who did live there were very cl -sely packed togeth er, and b-tween one and two thousand people must uw -It there. Th'-v-du** of the Jestrcyc was cnmonrativcly light, they being ncisriy all frame buildings. WHAT EZIIAINS- It nt'pcirs, then. that out f (he CO,(U) build in'’' in Chicago, only about 13.- r >oo h ire been destroyed.’ and that while 92.0(0 p*rsnp« have beea driven from their homes, over 245,000 have not been are-led in thnt wav.' The whole jm uaonce area •of the "West Division, with its miles of * u *th« i-urut >;is:riu:s iiuve been Cljcdin. Ibeu. ••rivre w.*r>- 2i-s« ilwtii mile* ol bU/ck, pave .ien», while now l..«ire are f.«ny. a o ropuratlvcly lure*- portion of wiiiclr if i*i tno burnt dis.ricl, And damaged Umus i it is. the streets are m ber ter condition than they wro ten years'.ago. We Lave wut.T-p pc* laid, and aewers built, and .wc it ,ve railroads• uud other umt«mJ resources which did not then exist. The r;ty has bjck—it ims m-t with u- s-r o US blow-but.u is f-rtlior udyanc. f man m iSo), and .is rccupera ioi c tor.ca*r> t-o cruund ibal 1L Ims lost nnd to ,“.siuim in i,: iiaiii-nt ißiiliuo union: the ol the L'»*i.-.d State.-. •V.ll is nut List; .h« uncotp|u;*r.»b!e will ,\uJ couruge ui >?r to submit or yield. Fire-Proof Solldlueit l-'rvoi -.ti- Knttii.tiwii’g nn.l .Mining Jonrnal. lac aimaitiuir. mlamiiy »Jue-> baa UaTMtated i acr.-il V v Chicago is ft- ternl»l•'-coalmen; e S tke.f >nVu:l f.-curiiT.of.moOrin the npp.ra Caa; ‘.nil and mec i-mical, wtilrh ibcy have vi-cd t t rot -ct tiicms-Tve* ncninslloss by.thi_ kitue vc force* «>i mture. Fire-pn>oi house* ad t- rcsiet ihe devouring'•lemont; fire en'nm-' *o extinguish it: fire insurance, to dis tribute re sult* upon the community, an i j. s tea the o| ibe Kuffcrers—tms tnph !be hour of trial. No material is abso lutely lir*—proof. To is last, terrible experience ;.ncw tb it -senmiy ob'ained by the befit ineih*.«l* i Know.) to mcchani- cal art is Uui relative. Doubtless there will bi turtlicr improvement in tins dircotiiai; but tbm is. i» our opinion, ;i .i. u'faiistnctory answer to ’Uc question-all illh .bit.iii o!'cities have t» ask Alrr.m*elves; Ilovrcan wo «s'.-nv-x saca perils nr h-ro suddenly cr<>wn to awful reality of instant •Aesiroc-ion in Chicago? ’i\u- iaei is. oec.»fi»»Rßl uro-proofconstruclions trill nut pr-tplc whu had never asked for relief, and’to meet those coses,, inquiry was necessary. -Every-woman who wont around a little in her-neighborhood, would liod enough to do. The R-iv, Dr. Goodwin said ho had not c >ns»d ered the snbjeot specially, but he did kuuw oi work they canid da.- Tm-y could find a fie d of work in which the Christian sentiment could find more expression than in the ordinary way. Tno:K-li«f Society tied considered the subject ot relieving people who would not ask for relief; and too subj-tcLwas to faecoosidered at a general mooting ot- delegates of ail societies, to be bold next Monday. Out of ihbt-would possibly grow- an Executive Committee t» take choree of that Lraueh. Church' organizations would piny a prominent part under thnt, aod how much would be lelt for the Union.-be d.d not know.' They should be represented at that meeting, ilo agrevd-witb Dr. Patt-rsoii that they would nerd continued relief. They hud nut much food, but a fair sunpiy.at the momeut. of clothing. There Wv-uld be need of great wis dom and deliuacy to adjust tae r’-lutiona of the relief and other societies; bat ibey tnnst-shuo anything like dissension; for it would haro u most disastrous effect. He thought the churches thuuld get as muco Chriatiaoityjuto the Relict Society as possible.. The Rev. Dr. Kittridgc suggested that talking w.-ih notoeocuary so muoh-MS'wnrk. The Chairman said the union wanted workers before She did not think they would conflict*however, witn tne Edit-f Society. Th e^- Lko to have ladies volun teer at once; or go to-morrowto their rooms at tho corner of Peoria nnd Jocksou streets. With out more help they could' not go on. It was stated by Dr- KittroOgo t haf the Cin cinnati Soup House desired to relievo those who had been in better circumstances us much a* others. They could send a boy, or some person, three times a day and get a good supply, and no questionr asked. They should scatter that inf-ir mation widely. The place-was No; 99 North Peoria street. The meeting closed with a prayer by the Rev. Dc. Patterson. NEWS BY 3ffAJL, Aaron Johnson, a Mormon Bishop at Spring ville. Uiab. has been arrestod and bold for trial *s accessory to a mnrdercommttted over a year OgD. -.—Gold-bearing quarts has boeni brought Into. Balt Lake City from Brigham Canon, assaying ov«rti«ri of tho inhabitants of tbo town arcof the Jiwi*h;faUh v -j —A poor woman in New York, who could give no money.sent a d.z:m. and a half of woollen bonds to Chicago, which she made with her own bends.' —Bishop Clarkson, of Nebraska, a*d formerly ofCbicag'. has requested that’ collections‘br taken m> for Cblca;o sufferers iu the charcbe.* of bis dioro«c. —The Bdnrd of Supervising Inßprcti-rs oj Steamboats nt Weshl gt*o, niter e severe tos', bare adopted.the X -ger»o11 met-1110 life raft.' —The mill* burned near Green-Bay. in tiiehit*- fires, are the fallowing: P-shiim jvoo.leo w'tr« factory; Peshtigo sash, door, and blind factory; Spaulding, Hoteling- Johnson’s milt Mene kaanoe; Bagley Carry -Bros. sash, door, an-- blind faetoryv-nnd McCartney’s sawmill, Mari aette:-Hart-;&- Snovcr’s mill, between Ocont and Pcihligo; N. Cavoii’s mill.- Peshtigo; B. M. Holmes’ mill, P'-nsankec: Willard Lamb’* m l 'NowFrankeo; Scofield- Jb Co.'s tn If, Brussells; Williamson Bros/mill. Brussels; Hubbard’.- mill. Gienmortt: B. 1 Si**p >llsoo Co.Vflat- Spnff-ird .'T Th ore i nRti o noJ Murphy, the Now York ,R ,the h«nd« of the President.' The Siew dork TVihwe joy* that tho Rus sian Grand Dake Alexis has in hlsprogramm a nsit to Lhioago. Cotnparison* with Moscow nro now m order., —T M° 11 k9 m 'tV. Ala., Atfr.rtiwr claims that-defi. Davis is not in any way identified!with in© *Ne w Departure Democracy. nch ,o y. in tbe campaign fof 1570-71 soldier*. Thu does not include the wounded— '—The Belleville .(III.) Advocate calls upon the Mayor of that oily*; Peter. Wandliog, to resign bis nlßco because of hi* refueat to call a public mcoUne or.to tpke any officlal action for the re lief nf tbo Buffeting people of Chicago. —Fifty Thousand shcep wcra lost at Los An golos, Cal., on the 18th instant, by sand storms. Tbe Chicago-Tribune. From' the Richmond IT*,) Journal. Amid thP overwhelming ruiu.wnich has over takea the‘Queon city of tho Takes, it seems ul tno*f>Bcrilego .to think of ladividualcase* or 6i personal frit'Dile.. We cannot forgtt. howeVcr, tho preat nfflictidos of mar.y \*h», arc'dear. .to 'ui, apd,* whTIo-u'ur hearts bleed for all,' these'bold special' claim* 4jpoff usT' Amoirg'the'fc'raaif 'newsiwpcTai tha were engolfcd In .that 'awful, ruin' Tbe. Tbicone Mauds pre-eminent.'‘ When th© ‘fall of smoko covered tiio ruins of its magnificent edifice, one: of-the great IwbtS .‘of Vie* world "went out. It was like striking a constellation Irom the »ky. IVc know lt,vrill rise'again, beautiful aud bril liahtas ever. -BUI we-khow'lt-in its days nf weakness and obscurity, and have watched its steady dimb to tbo zenith' With love and hope, for-its-ligbt shown 4n-all its early days op tbo ton ofhumaa progress and freedom. \Ve. have known some.of its staff, ns.doar fa miliar friends, and lb them wc send words ot deepest sympathy- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Thttbspat Evkkikq, OcL 19. Bosincss is incrcnsi- gj nearly all department? of commerce til ing- active, but in produce cir cle* it can said to bn improving. Pro visions are not much affected, the stocks baring been much diminished by lac fire. But nearly oil other kinds of produce are very w-’iik forth© reason b<>tcd yesterday—that numerous want to realize, while .largo reco-pts »ro coming' in. to conjpeto. wi;h tho at oka now her*'. Of course there nro, comparatively few buyers, -u --•money is rather scarce. Ail tti<-se wh‘« arc able, to ship their erniu;, out aro sendjue it forward in pfdlVrcnco to throwing it on a market already weak, Tho insurance difficulty really operates less pr*we?fuUy as .a bar to_ shipments than might boVsmiposed, os 'it- is 'almost imp'ns slblo to. lo get insurance on. in store, except at rates which ,’ute' little else than ruino,uP. ’Hehce.,ihose,wbo cbuld hold choir grain nro -afraid to do It, and nearly all am sellers, tho condition of things acting. f the commute-' -*ippointed to look after the grain in, tho burned elovntoia, and who Wanted authority, from the grain owners before proceeding, ns -they did ;not think the vote ofthob card was a sufficient guar antee of power to act.. It was stated that tb committee wished to sell out tho grain, and’it .was rumored that they intended to sell it nut by ‘auction, a starting bid baring been made for tbo whole lot at about half price. Mr. Ocrtcl said that before' the’, committee ac cepted nuy bid they should submit It to the own ers of the grain. ilo had examined some of it. and found grain within six inches of the top of tho heap that would make as good flour a* any bo had ever handled in Chicago, lie did not want tho grain to-bo sold in a lump. Several gentlemen said they owned part ot the grain, and wanted lo leave, it in the hands of this committee. Mr. Sales, Chairman of the. committee, said that the grain must bo sold at auction .unless the owners would furmsh five to ton thousand dol lars to enable the committee to hsndlu it.' Tne President said it wuold ih.thatcasc.bo nec essary to pro rata au.-h expense. Sovotarcentleinen expressed their willingness to subscribe their share. It was stated that Eastern capitalists wore bore prepared to take Isold of the grain and ship it East, if they couM buy it on termsto suit. Mr. Oertcl was still opposed to selling it all in a lump, as there would bo’so .fluid competition for it that It would probably be sold at a ruin? oualy low Cguro The President said if the grain owners had no coufidooco in the committee be presumed they would be glad to bo relieved from theres|K>DSi* bility. llu wished it to be. updcr>t«iod that this was not a meeting of the Board of. Trade, but of grain owners, imd ho would recommend those owners or agents who were present to. retire and determine on what they wou.d do. Tno result of the conference was that’the fol lowing document, submitted by tlio committee, was signed by sumo 27 firms within u few min utes, and other signatures were allcrwarJs ap pended: “The undersigned, owners of, oragentj of tho owners 01, grain in, the elevators destrnyod_ by firo in the city of Chicago, in tbo grout fire of OeU Slh and 9th Inst., heroby nuthdrize the edm inittve appointed bv the President of tho B.iftrd of the 13:h inat., to take, coarge' of' said grain, per account of whom it mky cooeern, und in their judgment dispose ol the sumo to the b .st advantage, lor tho interest of the ,several owners und* parlics in interest; the intention being to give the j»aid coiumitt'-o' lull power to uct, in their Judgment, Tor tao general interest.” The Qucstfoh dfa-temporary -location for tho Board of Trade was defiaitely.flelticd this morn ing by ibo xcccptaoco .of the j-liowitg offer frmn Jnd.*c Farwell:- J. IF. JWtton, jSiij.-, Presided-Bwrd of Trade I noi told that you arc Jo-.kiug tor u room in which your board can meet until your building can he ereetbd* Town the-north half of llio bt ck --n the southwest corner of Washington and Market streets. I h.nvo clc--rcd off tho rub bisu and am ready to pat up a building. I will give tho board the us** of tho cursor room.m« .bo jir* uud floor, 90 by 90 feet, free of charge. If you need other rooms you may, if you pluuue, nay nio furtuem a rent proportioned to what 1 bull receive irom my other tenants lot similar ui-coium-olations If you think it best to take the room 1 shah be happy to accommodate you. (Signed) W. W. Fabwbll. Tho following grain baa been inapt-cud into atoreupl’ 10 o'clock this morning: 145 car* wb<-ai: 117 cars and SOO bu corn: 53 caracals; 17,500 bu N». 2 d'*:T6 cats rye; 35 cars barley. Total, (306 cits), IGO.O’iO bu. Tht* itilluwl-.g are the renor ed shipments: 24,176 bu N 1 spring w mat: 08,357 bu No. 2 d 1.392 i.u No. 3 do: 1,104 bu reject -d d«; 343 bu Nn.2fed w nter; 931,0uN0.l corn: 1812505 bu N». 2-l«»: 744 bur* j -cted' do; 85,920 bti'No. 2 oats'; 3,967 bu rejo<*ted do:' 319 bu No. 1 rye; 27,- 339bu No, 2do; 1,620 bu No.- 2 barley; 2.035 bu No. 3 do. Total, 399,9TS bu. iiigtiwines were moro active, bat weak at yes terday’s nominal 'range. Two lots of 50 brU each W-io sold early at 91c, but later 200 brls s->ld si 50e, end tho market closi d dull at tao in std*. L:«kc freights were more active, and weak, owing to tho fact that numerous \ossets have r»-cently arrived in the harbor. The market opened at yesurrt £ for regular, -seller this month, or. seller January Lard at9J4@9Ko for- this’ month or J*cuary Hough sides .at 6c; shouldersat -6061-ic,. .short ribs ut than Kfs3 J j brie mesa pork, (-.pedal brand*) at.§l3 25 250 brls do at 513.00. 100 oris prime mess at 810,00, 60,000 lbs short ribs Flour was quiet mid steady." gales were oan fined to 100 bris spring extras at 86.50, and 25 brl* buckwheat flour at S7 50. S’tles were aUo re ported of 10 tuns middlings at 515.00 un track; 10 tuns coarse corn meal at 514.50 oD'trnck: 10 tons br.m at 513.50.'and 10' tons do at 514.00, both on track. Wheat was active and,weak. New York being reported dull, while the g .ncral pressure to sell,, already noted,-was so great os to force our mnr ketd >wn to.abcut so below ‘slilwaukoo"af the close. Tho market opened at,' 81.15 for.No. 2 spring, it> Munn, Norton .t-.ScoUV.houses, the propriutora of those clcyal-irs b»lng. nearly- the •Mily buyers. It then fell -fitfully' to SlT2,' and closed firmer at 51.12!4i§-l;l2J£. There wad almost nothing doing m seller' November,, but the option was nominally 1H (A2c above .cash,, closing at 'BI.IB. Seller, last'half "November closed 51.15. Cash Valei were reported ol 4UO bu No. '2 red 'winter at 81.22; 400buNo. 1 spring at $1.17 400 bu do at SLIG: 1,200 bu do at §1.15: 12.000 hu No. 2 spring at 81.15; 6.003 bu do .at Si.l4ls: 11.200 bu do nt 51.14; 13,600 ou’do atSl.l3js; 33.600 bu d-.at.81.13;, 70.000 bu -to atsl:l2 400hU do (regular) at 81.11; spring >it $1.05 (offered.'at 51*03 at too close).. Total, 150.400 bu. 'i Coro was' mure active and weak, though not lo the sntno extent, as wheat, and fur. the.same rrasiin, the pressuro to suit being' groat, Chough the were principally of oar Tao market opened fit4sc for N6. waapficr wai ds offered at 43>ac Witho.it .finding a bdyar.and cJo>eii*firmcr nt H&HHq,- C.i»»'Bales wore: 6,200 buyoliuw at 15.8W bu Jo No.2.it-450: 42.000 i.u do «t 44i$o: 91,000 bu d At 44c; 3.000 bu uo nt at 40e; Total. bu. Oats were active and easier, opening at .28:d«c» Jt-ciining to27c, and closipg.firmer. at 27}-sv,'.U3’ sever.l parties took, hold Ipj tb- Fa ter part of -he session.' N'dniiig was reported; in options- Cash were: 16,000 bu’at.23/sc; 18.030 bu at 28c; 27.0)0 bU at 27j5«:.30,000 bu at 27J$cs 49,000 uu at 27c. Total, 14U.D00 bit,..- i Rye was very quiet abd' dull. Tbe onjy sale*- reported were 4'JO bu No. 1, aud 400 bit No. 2. noth at 60c. There were no buyers at the. close ut any j rice. n Barley wa» quite active, but weak. The mar !(t-t f.ir N<*. 2 opened atssc, d.-cliued to slc, and cl"?cd a: 52(552J5c. Cash sales were rqported of 800 bu N". 2 at 55J$c (in Central); 5,600 ba do a 55c; 1.600 bu do at 54j: BUO bu du ats3isc; ,6,400f uu duals3c; 1,600 bu d-» at 52!$c: uu do at 52c; 800 bud» iit 51c; 800 bu'Nb. 3 (Armour. Dulv Co.) at 50c; 4CO bu do at 4oc: 3,600 ba do it 43c: 4'o bud» at 42c; 800 bu by sample at 5S.v Total, 28.400 bu. LATER, In the afternoon there, win very li'tlc trading in product-. “Wheat closed Steady at about 81.12, cash. s.mi'Sl.l4 ecll«r November. Corn-sold flt 44c. Tricrb ‘.£ouie inquiry for oats io*bi|. an.l27fccwai bid for a cargo, ull in one house, but uoouo bad it'.. Provisions, treru ive. ioucti BUTTER—Tbo arrivals continue liberal and .•ullk-ioui to im-et all -demands. The inquiry iu •uieflv «>f a local character,-though the move insnr£.ißlward. andito Jjake' Superior and tnc umber cuuutiy id. iucrcHsiug. I’ricea reioain dte.idy at ISS-tic fore mmon to mcJium. and at lor Bi>«d to choice. i‘ BaOulNO—Tbo condition of ’.thd bagcmK narKct iv.»d wit.-iout chanp,- in any essential par ticul-*r. Order? tmm the' country are uoinihi; 11; rue y an-! are promp ly.filled .at subsiauiiully tbo pfiCk’s current a lertulght ago- Hart, Asio A* Co., ai Nob. 5 ni.d 7 West MndUon ulrocl, qu.te a* f-l:ow*: Star;:, 37c; Ontario, 3oc; Lowisi‘-n.35a; Amcnoan, &2 r: .winn«soU, 30c: burlap*, bass. funnier, lb@2Scj wool ““olySiKO MATJ3IUALS—Tho dehtand na otrain .il-uvc to-dnyaud pneeawero firm at 81 OJ tor lime;>2.so tor stucco, and at 75ctor.c.'meut. CHEESE—Tnero was some inquiry fr.i all orders ur© prompt.y .fillpd at 14ft75e for ordinary to prime factory. CO\L—Nn change wjls noted iu the markoi or tins article-. A moderate demand oxut*. and iVricee ..re sternly abd uniform na billow Lchigu, 59.5051U.1X): Li.ckawanoa,-49.00: Er.e. jB.SU; Walnut llih. SB.UU; iiocking Vailey, 87.50; Wilmtn*,;sß.so ®9.oo;’iNo, 2 mackorel. 88.U)®8.60; ,bauk.;cod. George's cod, 87.0057.50. GROCERIES—There was an active demand fur all auipli' goods, and’ orders were. promptly tilled at Lbo qovtcd.i rlcc*. The stocks are-fair and aro steadily incruosii.g. nod country dealers can'supply themselves here upon as lavoraplc terms as before The lire. Wo quote: A sagnr, Bdn. C chvice briiwii, fair do, mu lessee do,-9® 10c; prim© Rio choice do, 21(a»±ic; O. G-. star candlei, 17 rice, Rangoon, 7|4^Bc v Patna: UATV-The hay trude was quiot. thore boiug little Inquiry aside'froth inVottng the'current I wants of local customer*. Tho arrivals wor commebciax. The Dally Market. not largo, but proved saffieieot io nleet tho re quirements nf the trado.' and nrovious ftOes were no more than.,unstained. .Wc quote: Tim-ithy. Pressed. MB;W@l4.oo;“i'rairio do, ?9.n0®11.00; loose dpscriptiyus.oiLwagon, $8.00313.00. lllDßS—There was no impur>aut change in thoooodition of this markets vThere was a light supply.and. a light dqmand at!oHof° r h«avy greea ssltud; .UHc lor light do. ami at 19320 c lorflry flint. _ i LEATHER—This market war quiet, without materical change in prices. New goods arc non in store, and orders aro being filled at prices not ranging materially from those current before .the firo.-We quote; Hemlock—City harness, union, 37@38c; oily harness, 37(338c; 'country ‘harness. 34336 c; line, city, iu,39@42c;. kip,' 9 lb.80e@?1.00; kii-, veals, LOO3I-15; citv; upp r. .No. city upper. No. 2, f* ft. 25327^: country upper. No. T,*2f@27c: collar. ?"fr.*2l@23c; “calf, cityi 1.2531*45; cMf. country. 1.1U31.23: rough upper. .11 to 13 ibs. 35337 c: rough.upp-r. J4.to 18 lbs, 32 @34c: rough' upper, diimngod. 2S@3oc;'. Chicago fol**, 33335 c; -Buffalo slaughter sole, 33035 c. Oak—Slaughter sobs 40345 c; 'Philadelphia sole. 43@56e; harness.-lb. 36043 c: kip. light, 81.00@I.15: kip. No. I, medium, BOeol.rot kip. noary. 75085 c; American calf. 32 lbs, 1.253L45; French calf. 28 lbs, 1.8033.35;- French calf. 36 lbs, 1.603*120: French kip. 60 to -100 ,lbs 1.0001.65; French calf; Lemninc, 9 dot, 65.00090.00; French calf, Jodot, 70.000100.00.- N AlLS—There w«a no abatement in' the .Apt monJ lOr iiails. und prices /remain 'firth at £4.50 rafßS. OlLS—Wiih. tbo slhglo’ 'cx6rpllnh of-tum-jiir (toe,-which iseCarco, both hero and at theEaVi, tht-ro is an ample suiMilyVof all -g-’Ods c«imiog* under thi9'head J ,'and dealers afe filling »rdors a)- t-*e following pr ee»:- Cnrbi*hv 26027 c; 11. so fi, S2@B7c: wha1e,75377c; turpentine, 85c; extra, -rioter lard, 53090e; current makes No. 1, 78s; d0N0.2.680. POTATOES—There- was an nctivo"-d(*mand,- but the offerings were liberal and prices were no more than-sustained at 6. l ioSOc—the' outside for ohido* In small lots. Sweet potatoes were qud(**d at'£30003.50 per bri for common.'and 54.0WW.50 lor Jnr?«»-. POULTRY AND QAME-Are In abundant supply, and in moderate n-qu -st at about former; Tntes; making at $2.5003.00 f »'r chickens,’ 32.75@3.25 for pnilrin chtcko-.x; $3.5003.50 f»lr live ducks; 31.755i2.25 for dead ducks, aud $1.50 01.75 for quail. SEEDS—Worequiet.and nominally nnchanz* ed. *A sab* was reported of 56 olorer seed at $5.60. Timothy was quoted at $2.50. VEGETABLES.—Were In demsnd at,7OoßOc‘R bu fnr--:nibn«, nod.at 81,0001.50 for tomat-ics. WOOD—Remains firm at 'the late advance. Wequotoi Bencb,slo.oo; maple, $11.00; hicko-., ry. 513.0J; Mabs, £6.so—delivered. WOOL—Wns in better demand and the market wm firmer. Prices were unchanged. X*lvo Stock Market. CATTLE—The receipts tordny, were 1,500: ami for the week, 6,554. There was a quiet tid ing in this market.,to-day; and for I'W grade?, prices were hardly so firm, though .nominally values 1 were' unchungad. Shippers ware in at tendance at)d ongcr to purchase, but tho b-.-st droves were held at prices considerably ab’»v.‘ their vi-iwsi sp_ that comparatively few droves found their way into their bauds. Butch'-rs and feeders were operating; the firmer at $15004.50 for infcfipr mixed .lots to choice cows nn-'< heifers, and fleshy steers and 1 oxen, and tbo lat ter $3.5003 50. Texas cattle aro coming for ward ia liberal numbers, and arc seltiog all th” way from S2.DO for thin through droves, to 54.25 for ohoico born-fed- Fair to choice shipping steers may be qq-'ied firm at 84.5005J0. Veal’ calves are inquired for at '54,5006.00 for common to choice; HOGS—Tho fresh receipts were about 9500; making tho total supply for the week up to this, evening, 31.168. Tho continued heavy reo -lpta keep tho market weak nod unsettled. There wa? a jruod'demand, both Irom local and Eastern buyer?, but there wero none willlrg to pay with in 10s of yesterday’s prices, and mosf of Uio transfers wero at tliis r-ducii'in. Sales were of- Jrctcd«»s4!s©4 tobugb the extreme rang*’ was $4.000 4 40. We qa-ito closing prices at $4.00 04.15 or common; $4 J004.25 for medium, a.d at $4.30414.40 fur good to choice. Several ihou sand remain in the pens unsold. SHEEP—Thw receipts tc»-day were 572, and f»r tho week, 2,756, was. but' llttl** doing’ in this "market, owing to tho limited supply. Coramnn medium grades were 5n demnnd at $3,500*4,00, and good to choice at $4 2504,75. Chicago Lumber Market, TnaaSDAT Evssixo, OoR 19. CAHQOES —The arrivals during the post lwenly-iour h«urd bare been nxvoedmgly light; 4Dd baiineiS at,lho wholea.ilo dook». ruled dull, Prjotw, howovif, ruled firm, and about tjio same •a on thp lvTv djyi preceding. A sawed sbi gl were in g«bd inquiry, and held, firmly nt $3-40. •ml lath at a range ot |3 25Q3.T5.per 1,000 ;ifl >ut, as to quality.' Sales include tbo,following:. Cargo scotv Whito'Oiik, from Ludingto«. 160 m It mixed timber, at $16.00 for piece and SIB.OO fur iocii. S Fir*t< ad second clear flooring, togetb- _ ‘ei r. ngfi 040.00 First t.nd second clear siding, together. 23.00026.uu Common Common.fioortng. dressed, first 035.00 Common floorin';, dressed, necond 23.00037.00 Wagon-box boards,selected, 10 inches and upwards 33.00040.00 Astockboards 30.00035.0u B slock boards 25.00028.00 Common boards, jo >*t*, scantling, small timber, dc., 1G foot and under. 17.0d015.00 Fencing.... 170U015.00 Joists and scantling, 18034 feet 15.0U025.00 Pickets, square IGDO@I7.OO Pickets, fiat 015.00 Clear posts, split IGDOOIS.OO Clear posts, round SO 00022.0(1 Lath 3.000 3.26 Sawed shingles, No. 1 1.250 275 Sawed shingles, A or star 3.750 4.0u HARD WOOD— Wwl-Utlsi prri1.......... ro 00 2d. -.60.00 Culls 23.0(1 Cherry In and 2d per M 40.00 HiekuryPlank Su.Oc Ash 35 O') Oak Clear 53.00 Oak Common 4 Wnito Wood, Clear ■35 'O Cora 20.00 Butternut 40.00@60.00 Hickory Axles, per Set l.oh Buss Wood per 51.,.,- 15.10@30.00 Maple 15.r' two inches in •thickness. Throe dol lars per eay to be udJod when translcrrcd, which follows the smnjrlcs. MTJSICAE INSTRUMENTS. Afterthe Fire! Now is the time to buy Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Brass arid String Instru ments, &c., &c. Formerly of .69 Washlogton-at., now located at 270 and 614 Michigan-av, (lAve, wfth characteristic’ onersry, already received from NEW YORK aa'd- BALTIMORE branches a Inrse stock of the celebrated Knabe Pianos, J, Bauer Co.’s Pianos, Needham’s Tougued” Organs, And other'Mniical MorchaU'lDb, which they ofTor to tl»e public for CASH at greatly reduce I rales. In a few days they will have bn Laud a nowstylo OE^AN, Most elegant and nuiqno in design, which they In vito the public.to caljsnd, examine., l' Pianos. Organs’. Ac., tuned, repaired ami polished: .Iso, parted and 270 MILLINERY. HAYES, GIBBONS CO, Late 205 and 10T Stato-st,, now 434 Statc-at., ARE NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS OUTOF A FULL STOCK'OF NEW MILLINERY AND Straw Goods. lli'ofeiDdebted'to ns wUI pleoae sand all the money they poMibtr can. CONTECTIONERY. P. L. GARRITY, .MANUPACtUEIIf& CONFECTIONEE. Office/ 50 West UTadfson-st.f and at dence,SlsWcst uldains-at. ■HftTirig loßt ruy ail, I trust customers who' hare beeaao kindto tne in the pmsCmtUl r.onrcomn for ward and pay atonco the amotmt'of llielr«cc<>nntß, duo or not due. and assist mo in rusuminc business, which 1 ehaß do «4 aeon oj possible. Truly. Ac.. P. L. GARRITY. SHIRTS. Shirts and Furnishing Goods, WILSON BIIOS. intro fullllnf* noir. nuil will coatimjo to. aupplr on: demand, 'Shirts made tb order as’ usual, No ail ranee la price* ou account of.flro; 931 TVaboßh*at., ts3 West Waaiilugioo'SC., atul Piko'c Opera Uoase, i'lncmnnil. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1871. CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY-. The folio wins art the names some of the lead- Ing. hoiUt»~in tfu eUy* arranged with a tUw to convenience of reference. Advertising _Agency*,. _ T/OOIS’-ULOYD .V'00.,‘i.9 W*«t KaiirlolDh-«r; H. B. CHANDLER, Advertising Agent .for MI o.lic ‘g» dnlly [Ap*ri.'49 South Canal and-440' State-fit., .n.t receives MI. cards for this directory. Agricultural 'lmplements, v ATWATER i C0.,-tn and 53 North'JelTenon-st.:; W.L.B. JENNEY. 13 Prck court. x DIXON &If 4. 'TLTON, ROBB AOKBRMAN, 132 Madlaon*il. S. JENiaoN. 669 Stalest k T. V. W \D-KI i;»t. .9.1 cutest. Li J>. C LET ELAND. 7«« Wabash ax. Bodksellrivi MITIIELL'it H VfHAWAY, 53 South W. G. HOL3IES, W4 W-sf M-dtsoo-st. Soots and Shoei. FARNOM. FLAOO Cir/ZMAVni Madlsnn-st. DOGGETT, 13ASSETT HILLS,- 625 Wabash-av. C, li.'FARGO A-Co.,’fil3 Wab'iHi-av,-;* Haklng.Powder. DR. PRICE’S. Cream Baking: Powder, '47 and 49 West Lake-si, SoilcrS, C. ai.ASONA CO., cor. Cdfitohand Carroll-Sts. Belting;. MUNSON C 0.,14 and 16( \7. Raudolph-st.. t X Bagr Jfuu'afacturcr. U’ART, ASTEN i CO., r» no-l 7 W. Madison st. Bedding. A. F. EBMAY 4 CO IAV. Lake st. Banks, NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 107 lL,nd«)h>hi?»i FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabaah-ar. FOURTH NATIONAL, 476 Wabash-av. FIFTH NATIONAL. 449 Waba»h-sr.; MANUFACTURERS. 464 .Wabash-av.’: NATION BANK OP COMSIERCE 643 Wttbash-Br. UNION NATIONAL BANK, 613 Wabash-av. C(»s!aii:RCl iL Waba’sh-ar HIBLUNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION, 4IC Wa- LUMP. PRESTOS A EEaK. southwest corner ol ILilsted and NOimiWE'TERN NAIIUNAL BANK. 526 Wa ba«h-av. CITY NATIONAL, N.E. cor. CUntoo and Wa»h>ig- too-etw.. WUKNN, CLI.M AN CO.. 674 Wabasb-ar, C- FOLL.AN.SBEE SON. 401 Wnbash-ar. Babcock. Fire Extinguisher, F. W. FAUvV EL). fc Sor,, 6W.; Wab-sh-av. Bedding and Z^onngea, McDONOUGH; PRICE C.O-, 31 and 33 South Canal-st. v Boudins’ Paper. ROCK RIVER PAPER CO., M North. Jcfferaon-st. Booksellers and Stationers.. COBB, ANDREWS 4 «?0., 4f19 Wubash-ar. Carrloffes. COAN ATEN BROEKE, c-r. Ann and W Randolph. E. P. HOLLISTER* CO.. 10and 12 North Canal-at. ALLEN A MACKEY, 74t >t*t«-»t; ciothimr* HENRY W. KING CO. 34 Jrfarkat-sL LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 473 Mlchlgan«v. TUTTLE,THOJiP.-oN A W ETAIURE.4W WabAJfl- at Clothing (Retail). BOSTON.nODSK, Qlmllion, cor. reoria-its. SIABLEYiCO.. 12.'Wc«t ilndiMnst. Civil Engineer arid Contractor. G. C. MORGAN. ISd W. iladnon: Commercial Agency. TAPPAN, SIcKILLOI’ 4 0./MaadiVs. C*Q*l-9t# TAI’PaN, McKILL''? CO., 46 E.»t Barrlson.«t. Corn.Sheliers, Ac. VANT, CgOKA Ct>.. 114 West Kandolph-St. Chieoco Pavine Company. JOHN McUAFyiIREY.I rr».,IXI \Vtit Uaablngton-?t UNION AKRON,'6 A CU .99 West Lake-st. KAQLE, CAM I’MKLI. PE-\WIFTACO (Kiuurj, 31 Nurth Canal-at. 'MOUSE. CIS. nCrCMIN'S, 97 \V, il«rlisuu-9t. I). F. J ACOC.S A COL- :tn l 39i, <7 W »’>t Wunhui. ioD*st. KDW.aRDS. ULUr.Ti' A Cy., 45 »nd C Wc»t iliid* Uun-st. BUWAUDS. UUUKTT A CO., 37C yiale.»l; r no*r d*rrt»uu.. VV. U. S a jII’SOS, 313 West Wa»hington-st. GEO. G. NJJWiIUKV, 537 VVhlms>lj-*v, :Drnggis£ (Retail). THU MAS WII IT E FIELD. 883 Siato-at. BUCK iUAYNKH, Sl9 Jjt ite, cor. Sixteenth-at. ./Druggists* GALE ABLOCIvI, 57 Wrat lUndolphet, Van schaagk, sievenson a reed, mt, sw and ssl Wabash ar. Dry Goods* J. B. SHAY, 343 und •Jl'i AWst Madison gt. ti AMLIN, iiALK A tXK; Ofilce ms Micbir.iaav G. \Y. K. I'AiiDKIDGE. 923 lo 927Slnte-st. EusraTers and Die Sinkers. S. D. GUILDS, JR. A CO., 23 East Kiuaie-st. Huglucs—Macliinery. WM. McGREOOR, 28 South Canal*«t." C. X G, COOPER X CO., lOaodiaWßaadOipb-fit. Engravefa (Wood)’. J. M.VNZ, 165 West Wn,iiiugton nt. i expresses. GARDEN CITY, 123 W««t L.kc-at. and 3W Twenty; secomßst. express Offices. UNITED STATES EXPRESS, 89 and .01 West' Waahington-st Elevator*. MUNN A SCdXT, 182 West Washington si. Engravers’(Wood); J.-MANZ. 163 West Midlsoo-«1. Engraters and Die Sinkerit 0. H. HANSON, M West MadiSon-st. Emits and Fancy Groceries. M.GItAFFACO.. 123.West. Madison-st, P.'SLADDEN A CO., lO'dOUtli Cllutnnst. Forwordlug and Insurance. C, E. CHASE A CO., southwest corner Randolph ind lidlaitnl-ais. Furniture. A. L. HALE* CO., 10, IS, 14 and 15North Canal-et-' THAYER X TOBEY FURNITURE CO., BOtoW West Randolph-st. Pish OYhoIcaalo). NTE CAMPBELL, 21 So. JoflV'rson-st. Farm TVagous.^ PETF.R SCHCTTLEIt, 93 and 95 *outh Cllntomst. 1 Gents*. Furnishing Goods (Wholcsale.> PRICE, COSEN BLATT.-U7 Twonty-second-st. Groucrs (Wholesale). SPRAGUE. WARNER-A CO..;iSS.itUh Cinalsl. L W. M. HOYT A Co.,r.3Souu. Canal su G'lULU,.RltlQfls A CO., *1 ami *3 south Ciinat si.. 11. BKCKWIITI ASONS. 758A\»1-a-ihav. DAY, ALLEN X COL, C3I 'Mlchlgan-av. MBLEY A ENDICOTT, 77* Wnb^h-tV. P. 11. WILLARD X l 0.. Office lOTThrnop-st. Rlli>S. ACO., luy W st ashington-st. DANA. tIYDE A CO., N. C. Draper, Agent. *9 Wu»C Lake st; Grocers (Uotail)- J. JI. GILLESPIE, 7n5 Wnhash «r._. Gunpowder., jjAKLIN A. UAM» PiiWUKR (i.. 305 WaSuihnV, Gas Fixtures and Fittings. H; 31. WILM Ml. ll' C B*W.. Mic -Umh .w. Hard-ware (Wh icsuln). wit. BLAIR X CO.. i» nl .T3S,.uih Cunul st. 1 LAURA BEE «Ss.MJR fH. 4a W el LnK*st. J. K. nOTSFOPD .b*ON.4-i. W:,baaH.»v; Hides, Felts, &c. CHANDLER'S; BOYNTON,*4OSouth Gaual-*U House and Sign Fainting^ MARTIN LEONARD.' ,:2$ W.-*i MadlKua-si'. Mats, Caps, and Furs .(Wholesale). K.EITII BROS.. .3=6 Pnlro av. Hat Manufacturer. PHILLIP A. CAVA S N .173 West Adams st. Hotels*.. ..d BRIGGS HOUSE CO.. W M vll-cm and CanM. Hair’ Goods. 31. GL ASSBROoK. ;i H. wenty-arcond St. i■ Ice. WADI! AMB WILLARD CO./537 Stdtevt. A..! ,M vUK'. 707 W.,*.«sJi-;,v. B. V\V C«»T 461 Wobaah-nV. 1 B. D MAGUUDER, !3I West .Mudlaon-Ht., 9 n, ni. to I p. m 391'WnT>«8h-av. 2 tn3 p..m.:: Importers and Sugar Itefiner’s Agents. W. U. COLVIN, 371 Wabjßl) av. Insurance. CFirc). TREADWAY i JEWELL, 4 S-»uth Canui-at. l». W. BARRETT k C«» ,-9 South Hultfd-Pt. uGDEN.SIIBLDON X SCUDDtSU/.iSooth Canal-at. E. E RYAN CO., 4i ami 47 -oiith Caoal-Hi. GK l C. 0LA T HKB“t CO., to EldriiJgu cotirt. AMERICAN. 437 West .Madison at. A. C. DUOAT,‘3ir«Vn>l32»i.ath Canal rt. S. 31. MOORE CO., 'Adjusters. 63 South Canal a o:- Insurance (Idle)*-: CONNECTICUT’MUTUAL UPE. 379 Wabash-ST.- I)ERKSUIRK,7OtinQth CmiiU-jii. KNIcERUBOCKER, Southwest coruec. Randolph nndllalsted*st«. ECLTCrrC, S. U’-corner ITaUted ami Uaudolph-ate. ■MDTOAL.OF NEW \OItK. Ico AViiaiifnoloh**!. PKOTKGTiONi OF CHIOAGO. WesfM-diKoti st. NORTH AMERICAN, of Now T,rk. si I Wabash av. EQUITABLEXIh£.'66S Wubteti HT. MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL. 565 Wnbish ht. fiIUTOAL.of Chicnuo. 231 W«.-«t MadiK-n si. PHENIX 31 UTOAL.sIIENUY' U. KOUN, *l6l Wear Wnshitißtoo st. __ _ UNITED STATESjtJG West WasHJheton-st,. MVASUINGI'ONINSURANCB.SSJ Wobaab-ar. .''insurance, (LifuamiAccUecit.) TRATKLLHiLa',' of Hartford, Julius. White and J. i Ji. Noljn, Afrnts.GSSoutU Canubut.. i Ins.ufrauce t TRAVELLERS* OF HARTFORD.’JqIina While 4 J.;H. NoUn. Apunti', 66 South CaQttliic.. u Irott, Sto?ls, rfalli/dtc,’ _ -HALE; ‘ATKft s CO.,‘ I PArk-roV." KiKK t COLEMAN C 0. -51 South Chnal-tl. IIAI/L, KIMD A l»K i CO.VtMAt iitiijli'kTi’"'' JUNES Ji LAtGIILIN. iHi-tO'lS&sd.■OanaLaL-' I*AitlCll CKiT WILKINSON, 70 £wutli Canal at. Architects. Merckaol Tailors. M. S. CANNON. 514 Wah-sh nr. McINVYRE A HIOH.ARDd. 129 Tweaty-seeoad st. Maps and Charts. JAS. VAN VECHTEN, 513 Wabash ar. Cement. Offlee and SchoolFomltore. H.'fcf elDKW"in>', ins to l09S«-uih CnnaV-sr; A. IT. ANDREWS& CO., 119 and 121 W. .Waahlng lon-et. Paper Dealer*.. J.‘W. BCTTLEK CO, 18 North Joff'-r«on*st. NORTHWEST PAPER CO.. *7 Weat L*ki-*t. RRADNER. SMITH CO., f.19 Smte-t. McCAM, FITCH 55 Wdat Latest. Printing Presses. OFFII -B OF R. HOE A,CO., of New York, at Chicago Newspaper Colon, 13 North JuSnraoD>«(. W. il. EEUKUOFF, Aff-ot.;, Pfayßletam. JCATIS HAYES, 51/ I».. ia Calnmeiar. INDIAN Do*TO». IS-Sooth HalalCJ at. G. D BEEBEE. 9s3Prairie-att. A.G; BEEBE, 6TPi.rk-.iv. W. V. HUM, 315 Wear Mndi*oa*st. Piano*. W. W. KIMBALL,!6IO Mfehlgan-av. J. BAUER CO„ 270 Mlchigau-av. ltt'En> TK *I PLK OF 51U-IC,SI olxteenth-st. R»*»iT A TADY. 612 Wi»hHsh-*v. HERD’S Tt.MPLE OF MUSIC,.BI Sixteenth*!!., near Witbaali-uT. Picture Frames and Menldingi, BAMMONB. CLARE A VO.. I<>7 and 199 Clintoa-at. Periodicals. ••TnF'FPEOTAToB.” 45«Siatq-at.' STA NDABD.CIIOIICII A GOOD.M A H. 13 Haroion-ct. GEM OF THE WEST, SOLDIER’S FRIEND, 3&» ."Wabash-*T. Flnmbinjr and Ga* .Fitting. H. rATTKHSON. 11l W- it Baßdolph-at. 9,So. ll*Utee.fltß t Nixon's Boildiuc. BAIUD AHRADLKY* 68 Sonth’CanaLst. (V,*4. llUBBAtil). Jr., 711 Sooth Cana!-al:- 1 OGDEN. SHELDON SCUDDER* 63 So.')Canal.ir. HENUY WHIPPLE CO.. No. W. cur. Randolph and INleted-sls. KOVAX*** Sr IV; ■cyrp'.‘>R»Bioloh l '*ad lialatod-stJ, R* F JACOBS A CO., MS W -bajli-BT. J K BURCIiKLLA-CO.. 656 Wabash av. INGLKDEW AS-'UTHWoRTII. t«l Walmsh-av. GEO. Gi NKWBBKRY.;S37, Wabash ar.- A. 11. \VTNO CO.-. 539 Wabash at. ULLRICH A BON l»j fill Wabash *r. J S.'A A. SCOVILL. 637 Wabash nv. REA A.CA*EB;"(6 Wabash «V, I) CORE A SON. 14* We*t Madison it. D; K. PKARSONB.I94 West Bladuon *t; KDWAUD F. THOMAS,’.Mi West Waahlnglgn.-st; 5. F MKRRILLACO., Ml West Washington at. WM D."KERFOOT, 89 Bait Waabingt.m;3t; V -Kcrtoot'tJ B'ockL’?. i TIIOS.'A. MATSON HILL, 401 sV.*baab-ar. rUED. L. FAKE A COV, s*o Michigan-ar. BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Iron THE DAVID il-.FORD, SO to WastiWashing ton-st, and 47.t0 65 South CUntpa^t. *.Xob ’Printers, CLARK EDWARDS, 198 Wcstilandolph-st. JcWeilers'(Wholesale). VOORSWELL CO., 3:8 West Madison st, STARK ALLBN,*B6S W.basb-ar. '-Jewollcn. A. H. MILLER, 479 Wabaah-siv. 01I,£> 8..CW., enmon >Vnhi|iili .ir; and .33d-st.. MA ;SQN,&r.O..4BUW.»ba.«h-av, Japanned Ware andTiuCons.: _ !s ‘kORT«»s 63 ami M S-nth rao*l-st. Dlitlilm A Wholesale. Liquor Dealers# DICKINSON, LEACH CO., 25 South Caml-zt. Law Hooks. tJALLAGH IN . »»,ty«lil gl.*nsr. V Leather Findings, PAGE BBOr CO., 35ucd 27 CfUMthat BLACKBUBD &BRO.; 27 South CanAl-Bt.', f. o. Wallin asox; as So. cnaai-sri c. c. Wallin a s»»n, M-oath c»BM-st. Lumber and Skinglcs; CRKX'rKM-AN, A W.'-iaks-sL.T-. Zdduid Slatintff Paper and i. Boards,•;_ J. DATI3 WJLDEti.OT West Lawycra and Adjusters. BKCKWItfIT aTKK a K \LK-. 7W Wabash »r, It AU KE H-,t W'Ji ITB, 961 Mate st. KAY v MITCHELL. 14 South Clinton st. SAMUEL J. ATWATER. It South Cllntim st. ,v ;JlOttAN A ENGLISH, los Weat Randolph-st. ELDItKDOK or TUURTKLO i TK( 118 West SUdlsoo- -t. anti or. Wuhaah-av. nn-i Tw#uty«aecood.at. ll BI&SELL.S4 West Raudulph-st. GOUDY-A CH’ANI)LB.;.39i Wabash-aV. II KRUBKT A QUU*K; 5» Stat^su/• W. H. HOLDEN; 18) Wi st Madbon-st. A: OoODUIoM.JII Mnnro#-*r. W U SCATEB,- 18'» W. Mxdbon «t. Mim;AGG-ATDLLER, 4&I Michigan ar. WAID,STANFORD-.t U)DI>LB, .y. VV, cor. Wash-• itiirion and HnUted lIEKYEY, ANTHONY A GALT, office 6M Wabash WAKEMAN, S!ANL")T i WAKEMA’N','43 S.C'anal Lawyers*- BBNTLF.Y. BENNETT/ DLLMAN lYEi*. 37« r i Wab-iali av- HARDING XtcCOT,36S Wabash-av,’.' 'i: WILLIAMS .fcTHOMPSON.SS4 Wabash-ar. JOHN W. WAUGIIOP. Wabash-av. A.D. 11l *ll tTHOM AS, 9tA Micßlaan-ar. ELA A PARKKEandG. W, PiiUMMEIt, 131 Most liandolph-sc; J. Xdqaors—Wbolesale. P.‘ O’NEIL, 98 East HarrUno at. ;I*imcV' CHICAGO LIMR CO.Vsonstalv-st., Monufacturnra. oY JPocket. Books and Fancy Goods Dealers. MERKERJJEOS 66 .H>atl»o'HJiil-«t.- Muonic Goods asd Begsllai. H. IT. CABBUEY. IW South /fV' Millinery (Wholesale). KKITII Bl.inS via Pr?irl» air. H. W. J. JL WETHERELL, 300 Wabash-av. Matches.'. KCLECTIC MATCH CO.. Vt W**>e Madlion-if. Maps «nd Chart*. GEO. P. CRAJI AVO.'.MWeri Lako st. v i Mcxeliant Tailoring. IIATTHEWS A 31ASON, 059-Wabatb«»r. ;K.-ELY. 6W Wabosh-AT...' 'Ik*PERKY k C0.4;63* tWabaih-av,.’ it. J. WALSHK JKI3 WabMh JOHN B. HALL. 400 Walmsn-av.: Agtnny. J.'lL: BRAD3TREET &.SON.-86 Canal-Bt.’ TAPPAN, McKXLLOP CO., 35 37 South Caaal-«t. Newspapers. CHTCAQO NEWSPAPER U!aON, 33 North Jvffersou-at-- Otis (Wholesale.) KESLYA JENKINS. 3t Nurih-OasaUt. Oyiteri and Fish. A. BOOTH; 6D7Mlchf««l-ftT.’ (K, J. Ji UTII. B3 and ST-South C«n»l*Bt.‘ D. D. MALLORY CO.. 114 West Rafldolph-st HENRY >l. CDIITIS, lu7 East Twelfth-at. A. RYDER. 663 51ichhntn-AV.' Printing Presses. CLOSE JOB, 4* West WmliinKlon at. Powder Companies. AMERICAN, U»» Indiana.at. BaUrosd and Sfaohlne Oils. BRADLEYA SIBtET.'M We.tXake st. Ytailrbad Depots and Tliket Office*. MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of Twenty-s-cond-st;; Ticket:'dßc* chrn»r Canal nod Madison*«ti. llND LOrK CO;. 66 West Madison Sewing Maoliine*. FiSKLK AILT‘»NJ 73 South HaUtedat. 11 MPC SHUTTLE. 2*7 West 31 idlson-st. WHKELEU A WILSON. 23.1.West Madlsoo St. WITEI). 196 West Madison at FLORENCE OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 15 Eld ridge court.; Sash) iDoors, and Blinds.-! CHARLES. J. L. MAYER, S. B. cor, W.'Lalce and Canal-ets. r Saddlery Hardware. BRIGHAM lt.ndolph«(, UAYDKN A KaY; 47 West Randolph st. Starch Companies* THE OSWEGO. 97 W .Madlson-at. Scales, Tmokti) £o. FAIRSANKS, GRE E NLEAF CO.. 11 S.Canal-st J. F. FORSYTH CO-» 46 South Dcaplalnea-at. CHICAQOSCALBCO;,34 and 8& WlWathlngton-et. HOWE’S, ST Nortii Jeffer»*»n-*t.' /•v-'.'lSlgn 'Painting,'. F. R. GROUT, southeast corner of Clinton and ..Adnms-ata-.. Stencil- Tools and Stock* PINIGAN.'iei.H. Raodolph-rt.'■ ...Y t; II At 'West 31arti8"M-aL Stationery, JobFrlnitng', Blank Book Manufacturers, &o* CDLVEILPAGBi HOYNB CO., it, J8; and 15 •North DB^plninue^t.... cm KAL. REBANKS.& COL. 45 W. Waehingtoa-st, •ToHN H. SMALL CO., 27 South Canal-aL THE WESTEEN- NEWS COMPANY, 96,-97,' and 1: K H n TFM AN.IQ WRaadolph i \v JONES. 63 So. Garmi-at. liASD MCNALLY A CO., 103 West Randolph and unrilAvcst corner Jefferson and Randolph. 'i .gikool Books. IVI SONi^BLAK£MAN, TAYLOR i CO., 273 Weit llandidph at. Tobaeco {iriinurMClur( r8 and J UEARtT, 'Wdltßa DODGE.' 90 W.Wsihlngton-at, Teas (Wholesale), 1 1 J, A. BRAY3IEH, JB. C0.,--&si Welt Washing* .'DANA, UTUE A CO 0. Prsfe.-agtj .49 Lakost.- Transportation* Manufactnrcra. w nirF.T i mtv\M>l>'3loDßß. ig'Vtrth Tyne Foundries, Printing P«i«§, .1. 1 Tin .Plate uid;. MctalSf Tinned .*nd S V Japanned Ware. FRA.SK STUKUES A ::CO.i c r.Harriaon and 1 Peorie-sta-. T' JAS.TCBTOnT. !2N;r i Jt.-: Watch Manufa’tnrlUß :Co. KATIONAb(ICI-GlN>- c.ir. '-Wi, T' J P. RATHBOXE CO., 30 and 3i Soatb Caual-f t. WbMe»aic! Grocerteg STEWAKT”aLt)BICU A ,CO*s: cor. .Clorfc 'and WSBNEr’ CO., 28. sbnth'Capntat. &3l* BAIJu S&Tahdg6!£jißM*aiidolph-8U ;.MB.As*B,l.Qfitß!B4.iwihw«i-eor.;W«shsaiton "and Green-ati*. DURAND BRO. &POWERSiOowDUaA>jD POWERS.B..w. or, Wa*h.niton.j»h*l Green. PQWEHS. »oulti>f e*J cor. Washing; ri a»n Green*st«. •CUKTOS tnBTS WiolefcoJo Tlarcrw-*rf Vl s WM. BBIXNEUi, TERRY UELDKN.67 Weitlake-it. GENERAL NOTICES. CLOTHING. Important to Merchants. {NOTICE. i>Eft #GEOSS, 1 cS^h c o c Henry!.Kms& Co., jfaMbnery Purchasing Agency dnd Commission Xerchant/ IN' AL L KIN DS OF GOODS, 128' 'Nassaa Street, Yorki- Uarlrur tvVu In the business *or Iho Nit serentecii reaH, Ebarethadptnany .cqualotAnce*'*nd lion?, wliereby I am eimblrd to mAke-tlie very BEVr ■T -RMS,' not nnljr In 'tn* Stailimery-Huß,. bur iny *ood« you may from time fo ilme requires ntfond to. (Mir PKDWPT SHIPMENT. Ly r*i,/;Uu«.yi*umar direct, make contracts for shipping, or sum) P> other bP-pocked;' und my I*elDg In' the consuatjy emiUle* tne to know.wh-ni'o barc'-aip nt.'-T haV'* tbP4tu6, what credit <-ectlTed;'Hjnl if yi.tr t«av> acrir preterencc.-' 1 Acto my.ability, Ac., I refer,you, by'p”rni»sloD, to ,h. lu Brown, Esq., of L., L. Bri>wn ,t.Co., Paper H*aor?cton r*,.coath Adanit.-Mss*;.; Wm..Whiting, Ksq., at Whiting Paper Co.. Holyoke* Mass. L r-... GEO. )T t CROSS, 128 NaMaii sl.. N: T. H.*Bl—To*partlos buying iarg’ety special 1 terms will r.will-make conlricta to buy.at a stated. -utn-*er month. Terms made’known hn app’icatioo l>v letter, slating abnqr. the atnoilol ol goods r qulr i»d ‘or ih* t.#’as*ni.’or forstock. A CARD FROM Fitcli, Williams Co. dm* Office Is at 75 Calumet-av., Second houto north‘of Twenty-second-st., where wa hare all ottr books and valuable papers that we saved from;tho flames. We earnestly solicit all persona Jndahtcd to a; toaid usall they Thankful for past favors, and hoping to relmbork fn^husiriess again soon, i .FITCH, WILLIAMS CO. General Notice. THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS': UNION EX _ .PRESS COMPANY are sow prepared to j _ RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS OFFERED. Eastern fdr. Now Tork, Boston. &c..: office 115 Twenty-eecdbd-st.’- Wcslonf businds;, for Chicago,-Burlington. Quincy Railroad and con nections.’st office‘Canal ‘and Burlington Crossing.* For Northwestern aailroqdaua roade leaving from that depot, at office’ comer of Klnzic and Canal-sts.* (did Mlfwahkioa.Depot). Also at office 214, 210. and 319 West Randolph, comer.Conal.... Principal 'office,- NO.’ 116 TWENTY-SECOND-ST. National Saucay School Teacher# Office, W West Oandalph-st.. ADAMS; BLACK3IER 4: LYON, •’Pob’i?lsiDg rirtmtmny. OF ALLAN LINK OCEAN STEAMER? at prdsrnt 1n~137 MiiWadkws-aT., uniil rrinovr'! fi< Nirmi «'Bit>ldlne. r -Laß4lle.iir.-, Ih nbnut three' roexs. P*os*go to and from Eapipe ••I biWcai raiea.-.* _ FKRD. S. WINSL»»\y,; THE OFFICE OF-THE GOAN&TBNBBOEKE OAEBIAGE amrACWKMffjCOBPT IS AT THEIR FACTORY, _ v;.,. Cottier of Haitdolph and Ann-rts where they will romme thSlr business Imt'ftjw days *od be rrepawdlo receiveorderrna asml.• All purauna indebted to na are requested to remit i -AT OSCE n eurrrncy, by express, .t° eqable ,ua.to relievo our mployrs, some.of.whom j ABK JIOMELESS'ANp IN WANT OF FpOD. All persojii) having boggles, carriages,‘«r wagons io their poßsessloo. belonging. fo us. wlll please return them to uttr thctorr' or*»end *tbcfr address; nod m»r« trntthW" iron Frohts.for Buildings,.., naoißonxl’tbeap, nnd .quickly pot op. --All kinds o' iron work forhnlldln'gv. EatimafcS Hnd nil in or matlon'lurnlshed’updiD application.' J. B. A JOI. quUNELL, U« New-YorkTlty. Notice. Alfl*rtif« hirlng.R'rnnnta acnlnst ns thnt nr" dun ra'P. ..hr. presontiog nt’ o'Wce, tecelve f3« T, rh T'n-*, ;i WtWbpaper Union, 13 North* Jeferton-etl The Dally Evening,'Wiscon eln, Milwaukee, baa the largest Job Printing Hotuje In thoNortbtreK; :ranalug thirteen *tcam presses. Orders foe work may be left at Chicago Newspaper Union office; 13 North Jefferaon-st.' TheChlcflgoKewapaper’Union will have three more lost uowepaper .preseea running, the.first of. next week and will be* able to accept preaa.work for* them. We’shall «sb-haTO an abundance of Drinllne paper of nil siaea. S A- T. AIKENS, President. Bread for the Hungryl Wa will detlrer In Cblcdko hr lb* Chicago,. Rock Utaiul Pacificßailroad, or tb** CbtcnpvAUcn'flr St, LonUUailroad, chcuco ramfly fl»Urmt tin* follow*. In*'pric»*n; CI«oi«- r whHfl i Winrer whwnt fl'.nr fur •8 23 per tarrelt-cboice.red winter wheat floor fun 87.:5-perbarrel. l«»t. oner barred or'moff*: Sena tbK money by-post .-iDce order, or.-be .prrpniil- This wan tlte .wboleaal** preoef-floor tuth'ie .(he fire. ADAM WILCOX, City Mills, Jolltt, 111..... JeU?r.,ll!., Oct. IMsTI. 6l2:Mi6higan-av. ‘"An par account.-books, and platesdmsaved. The mficblnory Is'ln motlon to'mebt .the .wants -of all our cusidmers at theoarUoatT^albld.jmomeni. BOOT 6 CADY. ACardFrom KICHABDS.-OBU3IBADOII SHAW. Our office is temporarily at AW ,UV ■almll r«biai*bßllnw*-at %h'4 fcxinJ*«t possible mo ment, Our frloiid*wbb*re Indebted to a* will cuff* •nr a »r»cb»l favor by retnltiinK.m at oncu.iijl they can. euherltv currency or JTew Yota excbAo'ur. KlcttAKDi GitUMBAUGH -Jt *UAW. St. Louis. Law SchooT. 'Tbs regular annual eeailon Of tliil irhoohoponod October :IJ. ruU-eouraOi..two.term", pix -monilin eh. i Students admitted, to oitlidn U»a-00-exatur; 'nation, until JaiimuyilWT^' Tuition:./*©,.«■) her .nnnor. irirltnilue nse .if l.brarr; 'So extra rhqrae:. P.»rbartl«rur-»nr addrt B< >r, .-TEWA (I T; D.-.m of ;[,.|W K>icnltr.3a North. HOTELS. lie Biilie Hotel BWerelde.wiUbo kept* from thU;dato, by Messrs, Gage Bros.' Bice. .Safferers by the groat Are wilt be liberally ,treatcdi.and:bAi aX jj Oi»., PnblliherriU aout, Qrecn-st.. Chicago.' REAL ESTATE. RML ESTATE OrPIOE OF" SNIDER LEE, Room 17 Nixon Building, northeaatcorner Monroe. andLaSallq. Also WesiSidoofficoat;No.Bßouth‘ Haiated-fIU, MaeQfllc BtiUding..comer Randolph, t. House For Sale. t at Racine. The late residence of Wm.T. Unkcr, at., t.acine. cau bt'D-utclii mi trry terms: Price, *6,000. liaciuw is tut* miles from Cuicago, nnd ■•ffars extraordinary ••Iv-intuneaTfor pt-nons engaged In manufacturing Badne**. Address i --8J UItITELRY, ItaHmrWrt. 1 Field, King Co.'!and Jacob’Weil, HAyE.eemoVjbd V MS 3UCmGiI!.AV.: .iiW&baveaiSpUcatlone nowfor the purchase and yenlaLof-todestate in -the Bbrnt Dißtdct,-Sodti. Side; .BandlnyoarJlataatoncc. vsrovas. 1 V. Brtr'wu JBrottiers' i 7- .I 'l!«nnfa*ttti ersbr :)r ii.r aW's I XnJ HtinVscflsbrateii,* 3 jjoyi. COALIfiTOYWi- mO May be found at the old quarters, as above, ready ;or orders. NUMBER 74. WHOLESALE SHxs’sxiTlTaLS nost CLOTHING, Will resume business at Kos, 23 and. 30, Market-5t,,.. nest door -to .the: .drug;:; hott e of-Fuller Ful!er.- ,witlijn|the [next text; days, with*"as fullastookaa b.afare.the fire,: -l -We are-happy-to say [that, besfde ‘Ho goods- saved frojn the' fire, we are able to fifily replenish -from .our NewTorkhouse. 7 Oor oustomers and ithotrado can have orders filled without delay af ter tho 22d inst. NOT ICE 1 HENRY W. KING GO., i -vv iior.E' t sA.r-ic CLOTHING,^ t WILL JJKS.CME BUSINESS AX Nos. 28 &30 Market-st {Next door;to the Drug. Sousa, of Duller \Fullef)i within-, the[tiex{ ten Days,, with. as full a-stock -r8 fi-l'-d prmnpt|». at t.;.' BANas. NATJOXAI. LOAN AND TUIiS l CO. RKUiiVED To. 107 liandolph. Streets Wo hiTr to AntiounC l t*> oar ra'fons' ah‘*C S\VEL> KV UYTMING. «hd'are'aow 'prrpar-d to :raiii r ict :*ll i-ns.ness n v (rust>d to us wuli fld»|(lfund promptitude; Strong and I DraOs tiie-Bankers Uuite.l -'tines in -Lon* Dink ot First National D.tnkni Nrw Tcrk-Pfrx-l ro„ Plilla .rlpliin. MnnAr sebr* LV telegraph'to hew Turk, Bosto'i PliliailtlpliLv-ebil Fraticiaen. T Deposit accountfl-reCeiTcd.ua itflaal. 77 GEO. C-:SAIITII, President. WM. H. PARK, Cashier. The Marine Company, of Chioagb,' J. Y. SCAJnic.S will forth® present occupy ofSeo NO. 2«. l qOTTAUE GCOVE-AY 7 As scon as Taoits-ire built, .the aooTo.namoJ clmnt; will refli’oTe to the corner of C'-ngr> 94>at. and iticlii sran*sT.'. which place It wiil occapy until the old site in rebuilt. r Ger^anla T ßar%-6frXs{iipßgo.' _ KO. irrMI^WACKRIIIVKNCr. The GermnnU .Bunk bus r-tuMii*he(l im m-woffire At the aboTeipUcrr, nod Is doing the ri'jtnlar busii.*ss :u hrretii o t. ■k)lilarc.-Mint9 i«rp'll»erAnr and hcwucconut® upenrU io tne ccntomury w»y. -is i\ ksubkLsdokp. W. J. HALLER, Casbl-r. l The Merchant*’- Naiional Bank 2t» Hns rvsnmrd No. w ,***nj a *piici»uiß ftre-pr-Mil vudlt It jnst iwn r ni plrt".’ ‘Theaafyg nf '(his b.i'nk,' lOitfllu-r'wish (ill look it n.pkf-; ]lnVr Ik-PU ivcorpjtnl li.V i nlna The MetTh'iiilM* National B .plrdt PR?!* 8 i y kt V"dii>».n uadri-^Ut*rmJ»'ir 111* ljookft.will.be pkid'on j.re#*-uriUon. in ful»-nr “fOj partus tin* option d/tbir d*p«**itQr, at .either. office. W. Uuwson, I'n-s’CJ.'ll: Pearson; IC6 pr-»_i DIItEUTUHS—aIe llUt-r. Jime* Wdrd. E. F I’ul-iler, John Bu«Mer, J. H.-lViMon/J:i«riHT Longler,S.,W„ KuWß«n;. v o.; i C. Follausbec sfeSon., Bankers, lOlWab-tsh-dv. .l:Tlie:C’ity; Nalluuul-ijanlc' Ara,buiMtmfif;firr-pr«if l .TAolt bi their iivwoffle-, mi lh« non beaut corner ni Clinton and shin,:. .tqn*Bta., »nd;ulJl retnuntf hustniKa io n'.tatr iluys. Hlbernlbtt-Banking Association 1 QVtc resumed business at t 4IT, WAHA-H A V.. c»-n»r P-rk-cn.n.rt. i Office of. JI L-rclivn is’ Saving^ LOAN AND TROST CO., .41-1 Wabiwh-av. 1 Ali-d^posltors' are VeqQ'cel ed to' funvu rd'racAT ONCE, at above addr«m a snatementcot.iiudr ac*. count, with the bank, for-yeiiflcution.. CgAS. HENhOTIN.-Cashler. for! SAUL 1 hree-Slory Building, .42xC0, liar Tl‘irtSfth-st.,.for sole or to trn|, raifa' bio for manolaciorlDg ptir(«ws. J. n. CIS3ELI. Sl'.tV>«t'lV»nc!olph-gt. For Sale, I have been burntcut In rnjr wood anti'ce.it rant, bonioand all. I Kant to sell ray boost*, 53 ntnl W .South Uulon-lt.i. to. set .money.to start-again In, bushier*. l-.vill ftelt ror Mrbet It; will rant for in ruo yesfi nire chanca. 1 Call 5{ Uhlon-st.. owner. r.> ||rick I iVrickll‘ r Brick !M 'r.ndo.noo- SEDorldr PrciS'U 'Drr<*.i:’ ior salo ait S3 30 per ot, F.i'.lir' StTELHON. ATEIW Aro.. i: v; ;M. t ialr, JUicta. Refer. as to quality. 'to General O. .XI. Poe, L. 11. Engineer. r/;hj L;,H; District. D>?tro t. AUcb. 500 Barrels: Kerosene Oil lost received, ami Hall, Wbult-sale* Grocer. In.Llqd’a.Block.’ the only .biUldUig-tba{ es caped The fhe whole L^»fnflai‘'pbrtTon'.oY'the city d, to:deliver:*iuo»«yrnad other priir«rty con itguod 10 Uiii„cUy.. Parttes expoctujg; bhipajants *iin pfea»o‘ fnrb^sir.‘their Hildress. Notice to coa- Higfaees thrrMtsh v .tlib will- be’’given on re* coipt of -ignm»nis on arrival. .All mousy, go- tfd generally Test io'vnr.pos* !-*ssian deliver Uavg beebjijaUej.q.jguiilariSvN w ll> tberwill-r. held.it.rlsk of whom it. qiay concern. .branch. iitHcei cornerof iKiiidolpli’ tfn'd’ t3rccii-«ra., mid at] •bfKlnaie and l Canal-su. y./i-i ic.t c [l-I»fM mra wfihinc to giro notice of cliaftg location,- or rM**a*tiV flit onb.fr, to th-lr oa« fomeri, raaj >w at odq» Jo, 335 Newspapers >n Illinol#,' fawn.- Wfccoaiin. Michigan, Minnesota. Indian*.*by apply!..p to V 3i- booth, attiioolDcecf tfce Chicago £>rv«naper Union 3 X.irtn Jeffi-rson-st.' Winnebago Kills. fun milb in operation KKß. bo.,m 20,000 damaged WATCHES FOR SALE, STARK ALLEN, 368 Wabash-av. f-«t, from otio to tbro-*.years from May nvxt. n .South CU.Tk*sr., #<>ar)» of Puurrernih-'t. W-M. l>i K KEFOU T, S’otary I'nblio, K»«t Washington »t., flia rfrt. I he JLondnc, Suertlsii American Kxrf.nn?®. A G/*-ru.New York. tinu-ci c.irp-Mi-n* (wi(n ch .-m* umh«> S!..iO- mout IT »iuTb'a>-,i (pusig. o,|j yf ••mpy.jyr;.. almt-t:*; fl|Onivutter,. icd t.i the relict nf *u(T lorM.y The fire alin w r-* pn:r-I*il in lit erati pUjriai:s., iNU< Ii an dlstn-ta ar« rt-tiai-st.-'l to ad . Old Iron, Copper,- Bru*y r Etc, Tin* liisli-st c.*h .market, .rrir® the aliova metnN, .r r i,. ir- 2ti c-.rn-r S s, r l» :r A UUiIS. AND SPOUTING GOODS. E.:IT. BATON, 721 that® Srrccr. will receive a largo nai f-w «liyt. Plilg-Tobacboi Manufactory For Sale, :i CONsisriNO uF: Mfydnidifc Haiti amt PninpV Siti-Ulner. 0 Kioinhufs, 5 Seta 31.Hilda. i C»«bl» Pr-sse*. s CrtQib F ncbank* Scales. I ll«DV m Jk&iw- f r F...r urn., ..ildr-aa. 7 Vii KTTT. T (i |h‘ilq, hif.. Anchor Line OF a»EAN SXBA3C3HIP9. NEW YORK, MVERPOOL; GLASGOW’, Ac. 1 ill i£enb» are 'notllled that' no’ lDtcrrnptlon h«s occur:cal In our business, whiefi Is ion tarried oaat,. ifi 77 KOJ 70 TWBHTT-THIRD.ST. "Oar mail is rc-Rllarly-delivered, Kamit by el press or h ecy Turk bank draft. HENDERSON BROTHERS, No.'ZOTweatj-tlUrd-sL JAMES WdVEßAOjCTjqiTeral Manager. Paul Becker l J&H S W P*" hadiesi'.c Seminary,' IS and 17’Soulh l ui0e8 bis class ln the above In «fltallDnima«aa ac-omoodaTe Wa'Nortli Sltle pa* .t'l**,*** someplace.' To Oiip Friends and patrons. Oursrockofcrocariea.wai (lestrnj* tflby (ate .•m*;’ I'dr'oßlc- for ilia present is 3;*G T'’*." sp,y “■"iM'M l tea'rorwr re Lalit* I ark, u<>;ir mrt>or Ufieri>p-«t. -n*d’ .•*r r ~l l ;,r r r pi,|l y c !l cu.nr^ock ‘oo ov itunaru, and will ro»m be prepared i wuich .*n* snhci-ed.. %>.-y ,jn»j- ful ui.ull u itr liVnd* whii li nlroadrGemini us.mil -nail be tU.nkml to ail 4>th»rs who will ;.jiakt! prompt Fuj uiaiil-orum um** riu,. to ns v,., IIA«OID.N.M,td&Ei: A CU., C)il-*affc,’del. J3. 1871. J^^plYer^yfaperr Co.’s 1 -'ußitMsc papke' .Dnn'l bi:(R:*pr;lml!llrna thntr Von trl'«lr to moV 0 w.rm and cc.mforirtb p u*imt.,nup. bml.in? T* pcr twists.i.iriirlrtunry slir-il Final's S3 in if 7. r V‘ mUu< wtm ,r »oa Will qte tlw tml io PU»I. Lu lun.l w* u y lyu tha. oneilojlr .iir-.rihof •ur-liu'ldliiß -i»per wlil sdof thiia-ionr ck>rhtr a espenJedlo any jP .■id7..hcvl*'‘Nrrs. .ilurid.rs NonhJeff.r- »tcie:..ac.*|>.C.v,Vi(Jvs ■yT. Clficitfj',. 1 ■'BHP&ttR and' ’aFTBR' THE Fine.. JatrtfrcEUl. v" Pi'B.-GRKKS', *Xi&itd*ca^» -PJiiijoKr* pliar. 3 SU e ,i Jnckinii-*; .>Xi»SiUg\ LOUfSA.E.. C-OG-SViELL. Any inf.irm.itu.ji couc.Tula? ili»* TWelv-d- .iarir.-M James b-. 1 'l* I3A.VjrtU l’hte*i|u. Notary: Seltl* Furhishoii for si by s:-t>; cm A co: Ready-Made ‘-Ho ih.es. DWELLINGS/ STORKS ’AND’ ’’WAREHOUSES. 'LYMAN. BRIDGES CO., C-'Conser Carroll and Saugainun-sts. Building Materials ;05? ALL .KINDS, OLD "AND NEW, Bought and.aold.by LYMAN BRIDGES CO., Corner Carroll und Sangamon-sts. Odd .Fe.lowV Reuief, Committee,:' '■■*n..'..’quaricc* ut Mftl’ U .pt. i H»r .ri»nr.-.iii(il;>HOC»luou-stj. DUenbtutnjr olHce earn® .u nitiuu perm-n«ai. J W itd- Elll*,- Pi&Md-nt; .B.Ba>rn. John* C. Koser,, Tr. a so r rr /s •'Ciilvet-, PagOi 1 Hoyne Ld*’g' National i j aging m acziike. Arrurj«e.mei,ts hitinit (•o-u mnd? to Sn&idy.'iba ‘ipttrxrt'at once with n .'inei re.ictunea ..r» a b r l-.t. at ;oor Jufflc.-, 11. plilmV-at,, without Ut-h.y. r .Th?' Misses Aiken. ‘gaVe remoTOd tWr brew Maldn* Partes from Vanßarcn&t. to 50 Harmon-conn* The Office of C. B. Sawyer Co., 13 AT 410 WAUASH-AV. Ndiv York LMiie> and IV cektles Can be ha-l at (be SfIRUHAN' HOUoE KfixVs DEPOT Corner Uadfentr aod ’MInToo. 1 We Have Room at FEltriiT hall, lake forest; ill., for font youuc ladles who hare lost tb.-lr homes' br ib fl r, '*u very nusonaMa Xerma, Apply to u.o Principal.- Lake K i, nEßT,9*i. 13. iS7i>, Eackwaeat Diour. I ICO DAitHBus:M:W AND CHOICE, 1 .yrffM: Laka.it. BALDWI ■.y n .NOTICE 'TO BIUPPEBS. PMM.bm*b, .Wtjiw and.cSiciao Ball way Freight Depot. sUdi»on etrcot, being saved Ifrotn destruction by the groat fires of SattmJay and Sunday, nights.; ia nowin shape, to take frefchia tnablingtfils artery of trade to open np and relieve may have property to go-forward foom Chicago, and t ha» opened an office at Nb.O Madl. etreet; under House (formerly the .Laclede).. directly, opposite the Madison street ■Frcfght’Sraiion. -The Star Union Line-Agency has ita Ueadqnartera.at .ihis office: /No-very large amount of freight can be taken Immediately, bnt enough to enable parties to raise monoyfrom their Eastern correspondents. ,Lj' CQ. W.FrelghtAgunt. CtycagOyTriday. Oct 13.1871 .iL'iT TRANSPORTATION. Merchanis!.Despatch •Transportation Qo, OlDce rcniovert from 28 Ban* .ur country subscribers desiring Information as ,to the probable time when we shall be able to enpply them with The Tbibdke, as of old. We reply at the very earliest possible moment. The principal diffienltyln the way now is the Chicago Post Office, which is unable to distribute ear paper for the malls, owing to the disarrangement of their system of doing that work. Another difficulty, which will cause some delay, is tbe destruction of the machinery used in oar office for matting tbe names of tbe subscribers upon the papers. These are the leading dif- Acuities, in the way; but we hope this will be 'remodiod within a very few days, when we shall be in shape to resume our relations with oar .country subscribers. In tbe meantime, although ihd capacity of our power press is limited, we hope each day to send a few thousand copies of The Tribuke into tho country by train boys. Wo beg tbe indulgence of our country friends, as suring then tbatno effort within human power will bo spared to bring perfect order out of tbe present chaos. 47"We have full and perfect copies of our sub* scrlption lists* TEE REAL ESTATE WRANGLERS. The better portion of the community will regret that all the wrangling real estate speculators who are pulling each others hair over the ashes of the best part of Chicago were uot incapacitated on that fatal Sunday night for the display of their peculiar qualities. We have refrained, up to this time, from alluding to them, because ■we could not afford to let the outside world know that we hare Such base charac ters in our midst. The work of sup plying the needy and destitute, the houseless and supperiess, must go on, and it must not be stopped or checked by the infuriate greed of a few miserable squabblers in acre property or corner lots. They had better betake themselves else where, for the public can make better use of their room than of their company for some time to come. The great strife now is to wrest from the South Division the prominence which it has heretofore enjoyed as a. wholesale., centre. The thing cannot be