Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1872, Page 5

NEW YORK. Treasury Depariment Favorit- fsm Yoward \Hal_l Street. Speculators. -l)aily Review of the iéading ‘ “Harkets "Special Despatch to The Chicago Trivune, TREASURY DEPARTMENT FAVORITIEM. 3 New Yomg, Oct. 14.—The Government bonds, $5,000,000 of 5-20s, bought.on Monday, are not- et delivered, only $4,000,000 having been pre- sented and paid for, while 81,0!)0,000 remsin, ‘The presumption is thay speculative firms hold- ing confidential relations with the Treasury De- partment, having sold Government bonds short are ns yet unable to deliver them. The Tress- ury Department seems to be ecting with a le- niency quite estraordinary toward some of those who bought gold and sold bonds to the Government. The evidences of favaritiem on the part of the Treas‘m'y De- - partment havenot cropped out alome in Wall street, butare mow visible 4n the wool trade. Congress did a1l it could to abolish on wool the discriminating duty which added 10 per cent duty to Australis, India, snd Capo wools, if they” ceme to the United States throngh England; or France, or Italy. Since the openingof the Suez Canal, Eastern wool manufacturers find it wiser and cheaper to buy their woo}s in Liverpool or Southempton, than in Melbourne, Bombay, - or east .of the Cape of Good Hope, for the Sucz nw.riga_flcn has made wool freights and commissions cheap when f{ransported in steamers direct from the Asistic, or African ports of export. Congress worked hard to_help the Eastern man- unfacturers buy their -Asiatic wools as cheap as British manafacturers buy theirs, but the Sec- setary of the Treasury has decreed, thet unless the wool buyer in New York has paid the duty on wool in warehouse before Oct. 1, he shall be subject to the old 1aw, and pey the old additional 10 per cent duty. Some few ool importers, in secret, peid uwp be- fore Oct. 1 - for their wool in warehouse, while to others, ignorant of this fresh and novel construction, the 10 per cent is now added on. The Journal of Commerce eaye, amnder such an interpretation, the favored ones having s hint of it beforehand, would pay up, end then take the after benefit; but those who were not thus instructed would be left to forfeit 8l their rights. The Ezpress says on the same subject : We suspect-that parties who volun- terily peid the daty on woolin warehouse befors Oct. 1, knew what they were sbout, and had reasons for knowing. Perhaps they have been contributors to the Pennsylvania elections.” STOCES. The bull movement on the Stock Exchange continued to-day. At the opening the genaral feeling was buoysnt, the upward movement continuing with but little interruption until late in the afternoon. The advance for the day was 8¢ to 4 per cent. The present condition of af- fairs on the Btock Exchange is theresult of the plethors of money on call produced by the special Treasury sale and purcheses. On the Exchange nearly every specnlation is on the “pull - glde. . The ehort interest has been largely closed up, but this does not check the improving tendency of the smarkets, To-day Western Unlon advanced from 7434 to 76}¢ ; Northwestern common, from 7237 107434 ; Et. Paul common, from 5614 to 6733 preferred, from 763¢ to 77 ; Pacific Mail, from 85 to 8634 ; Erie, from 49} to 50; Lake Shore, from 893{ to 903{; Rock Island, from 1103 to 1118¢; Wadash, from 7140 713{; C., C. & L. C., £rom 855 fo 353 ; and New Jersey Central from 3018{t0 10:%¢. The chief sctivity was in Pacifio Mail, Wexern Union, Northwestern common, and Bockfeland. THE MOKBY NARKET olosed steady ard easy througkout for call loans. 1In the mirnlog . business was at 5 to 7 per cent, but in thd afternoo Tates declined, and there ‘Were soms transictions -as low s 2 per cent. Prime buisess notes.quoted b 10 to12 per cent. -~ . FOREIGN EXCHANGE dull and sieady at 1083 for sixty days, and 110} for sight. Commercial scarce and wanted by 6oL heavy an¢ lower in the morning, when the price declived from 11234 t0112}4. Intheafter- noon all sdes were ab 11234 to 1123, chiefly at inside pries. There was some talk of a < gqueeze”in cash gold to-morrow, and brokers were offeriig to citry gold fiat. : ' GOVERNMENT EONDS quiet and fim. Central Pacific bonds closed st 9934@9936 ; Union Pacifio firsts, 88@88}%; 1and grants, 16@76%¢ ; incomes, 80@B0}. BREADSTUFFS. q Flour qui¢ but steady. The supply of ship- ping brands smoderate. These are firm, - Me- dium grade: heavy, and family grades firm. Good superfie in fair demand, and not plenty. At the olose the market was firm, with a fair de- mand for lowgrades and choice. Family me~ dium gredes dill, plenty, and irregular. Less inquiry for theat, and with only a moder- ste demand for export. Prices of spring easier. Witer dull, but firm. The edvance in inleid freights induces much confi- dence., The narket closes steady. Choice Bpring in demaid, and very firm. Winter firm, but quiet. . IROVISION: Pork better and nore active. Inguiry in part to cover contracts fe- future delivery. Seles of 250 brls mess, seller Yovember, at §14.50. Cut mezts steady; demant feir. Bacon firm ; sup- ply light. Lard quiet md unchanged. [Tothe Assoisted Press.| SUITS. 3 New Yor, Oct. 14.—Dstrict Attorney Garvin hes received notice the application’ will be meda for the further postpiement of the trial o Wm. AL Tweed and the rason intimated is ir- regularity in the action ¢ the Grand Jury that found the indictment. Vf & postponement is ordered, it is probable thatthe trial will not teke place for several monthe, THE CITY DET. The increase of the debt of the city in eight months is £4,814,752. Tho ilereese is cansed by the issue of ‘special bonds t raise money for school buildings, docks, ete. NORTUARY. The funeral of Rov. Samue Sesbury, Profes- sor of Biblical learning and inerpretation of the Seriptare in the Genoral Thedogical Seminary, took place to-day. Bishops otter and Oden. beimer, Dean Forbes, the faculy and students of the seminary, and a large nunber of clergy of the city were present at the scvices. Bishop Potter invited the clergy to mee on ‘Wednesdey to take appropriate action. 3 AX OCEAN RACE. The Naulical Magazine, of iiverposl, an- nounces an ocean race from that jort fo Callao, betwoen the White Star steamer Republic snd Pecific Company’s steamer Tacori, fThe latter sossel was to sail from Liverpoo: on the 4th instant and the former the following day. The distance is 11,000 miles. £ ;. ALLEGED WIFE-POISONING, In Brooklyn, a Mrs. Van Sickle ded on Sun- day night from the effects of arsenic aiminister- edintea. She was possessed of cmsidorable money in her own right. Her husbad is said not to be 2 good one. An investigatim is pro- pressing. Arrived—The ste l.u:n‘ srived—The stesmshi - ing, from Livorpacs ips Greece and Wyom- pafinred—'l‘he City of Yondon, from Liver- —_— War Department 1" fic\zemkcz Prognos- Wan DEPARTNMENT, Orsicg B16NAL OFFICER, DIVISION op ,_'l’.ixfu‘;fl mgmm’ ReponTs FoR THE BEEmm op i AND WasEINGTOX, Oct, 14, 1872y, MMERCE, robably foll in the northwest ,fidhu“;m&e:er will es with southerly winds, clongdy we, upper rain. In the middle Alirsj and 10:\'\"':?2}‘132 A = Spi Yalleys Finda yewiiug (0 santhvegyery With parfe i 1y clondy weather and frosts. . In.the Gulf- and- South Atlantic States winds veering to northerly and easterly with generally clear weather. From tlie lower Iakes over the middle Statesand New England winds generally northerly to westerly with clearing, clear and cool westher, bt in- crensing temperature and winds vecring to sonth- erly on the lower lakes by Tuesday noon. ‘Warn- ing signals for Duluth, Chicsgo, Milwaukeo -and Grand Haven. % % ILLINOIS. Another Railrond Project—Wants of the State Charitable ¥nstitutions. Speeial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunc. SermgrEL, 0L, Oct. 14.—S. H. Melvin, President of the Springfield & St. Louis Rail- road Company, has just entered into a contract which secures, beyond a doubt, the building of this line. It runs from this’ city to Litchficld, s distance of forty miles. It-is to be completed ‘byJduiy 1, 1878. At the latter point arrange- ments have been effected by which trains will run through to St. Louis over the Decatur & ZEast St. Lounis Railroad - in connection with the Tlinois Central and Gilman & Clinton Railroads, although the line is to bo established between St. Louis and Chicago. - Rev. F. H. Wines, of Public Charities, has received. information thet the total amount of nfilprnpriafions for cur- rent expenses and for- building purposes which will be asked for by the Charitable and Educa- tional Institutions of the State, will be $1,250,- 000. A meeting of the DBoard of Charities . has ‘been. called for _the 28th sf October, and the President of cach of the institutions hes -boen requested to big present with o view of discussing the ne- cessiiles for npgmpri_lhuns, and it is altogether probable that the estimates submitted to the Sec- Tetary will be eventuslly reduced. 3 The Ponitentiary Commissioners notify the Board, throagh the.Warden, Blajor- Edwards, that that institution will not ask for an sppro- riation, as it is now gelf-sustaining, and cannot Fiil'to continno g0 - S A brilliant curoral display ocewred in this lo- cality this evening. ————— A 5 Runaway Accident at 0swego. §' Oswzgo, IIL., Oct. 14.—Philander Rice, of the firm of Rice Brothers, grocers, of - Aurors, while | reburning, last evening, with lis wife and little girl from a visit to Mr. Edson's, in Oswego, met with & serious accident just north of thisvilloge, caused by the wagon-tongue dropping from the neck-yoke, causing the wagon to run against the horses, frightening them into & runaway, result- ing in overturning the wagon, badly bruising Mr. Rice, fracturing Mrs, Rice's arm, and break- ing the foreleg of one of the horses, making it necessary to kill the animal. - THE CITY IN BRIEF. - Board of Police. The regular weekly meoting of the Board of Police Commissioners, yesterday afternoon, was attended by Messrs. Talcott and Sheridan, and was occupied with business of an important character. The charges of meltreatmentof a prisoner, preferred against Officer Keller, some time since, wero dismissed, the principal wit- nesges having failed toput in en appesrance. A draft of an ordinance, requiring the closing of saloons and other places kept for the sale of lLiguor at 11 o'clock every night, was read and mgned by the two Commissioners present, and the Secretary was instructed to submit it to the Common Council at its meeting in the evening. The foll text of the document will be found in t!}‘a proceedings of that body, published else- where, The Maunner of Their Deaths Explained. Coroner Stephens held the following inguests yesterdsy: Atthe Milwaukee avenne dead-house, on the body of John Dunn, who was run over and Idlled by a train of cars on the Northwest- ern Road, near_the Erie street vizduct, on Sun- day night; verdict, accidental death. Deceased was 20 years of age, and was employed on the Northwestern Road s a switchman, His parents reside on West Chicago avenue. At No. 84 Amnold street, on the body of Evert T. Milligan, aged 54, an expressman, who fell dead on day affernoon while engaged in weshing his wagon ; verdict, heart disease. At the Morgue, | on the body of Philip Grafton, deck hand on the propeller Cir?: of Madison, who was drowned by falling into the river from Spencer’s Dock; ver- dict, zecidentsl drowned. The relatives of de- censed reside somewhere in Canada. Chicagoans in Enrope. The American Register of September 23 gives the following list of Chicagoans in Paris and other Europesn capitals at that date: Miss E. 31. Cozens, G. L, Dunlap end family, Chasles D, Hamill, Mies A. E. Hobart, B. T. an, . Lor- ing, E. Root, H. E. Updike, F. P. Updike and N 3. Updike, 7. ¥an Tawagen. - he. Gh cagoans in London are B. E. and Mre. M. F. Everson, A. J. Figher, L. H. Florsheim, A. 3. cDovell, E. P. Whifehead. At Geneva—W. H. Bigelow and family, Miss H. M. Chandler, Mrs. G. P. A. Healy, A. B. and H. A, Hitehcock, Misses Lottie and Mary A. Shepard, F. White house and wife.” At Berlin—H. A. Hall and R. C. Jones. At Brussels—T. N. Corse and family, C. 8. Cram, Rey. Charles E. Cheney and wife, 3. Rynson and family. At Venice—J. Pand Mis. Brooks. Attempt to Crente n Disturbance. A mass meeting of the different Scandinavian Greeley and Brown clubs in the city. ‘was'held last evening, at No. 217 Cottage Grove avenue. Mr. Charles Sundel occupied the, chair.. . Effcc- tive addresses were delivered by Judge Ofis, C. F. Peterson, and others. The offspring of the proprietor of a certain morning Republican pa~ ) appeared st the meoting in a maudlin con- ition, and used his best efforts to create a dis- turbance. The individual was promI!)tly and un- ceremoniously ejected from the hall. é Everything. Ar. E. J. Goodspeed, editor of the Joliet Re- publican, is in the city. ‘The annual meeting of St. Luke's Free Hos- pital will be held at Grace Church Friday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p. m. The cigar store No. 210 West Randolph street, occupied by A. C. Coen, was broken into by ja- venilo burglars on Sunday night, and robbed of 200 worth of goods. A. P. Burbank, the popular reader, will give one of his sg):cy entertainments to-night at the University Place Baptist Church, on Douglas place, bead of Rhodes avenue. Ex-Collector McLean, who has been'on an extended tour through the Western conatry, hes just refurned, thoroughly refreshed and recuperated in mind, body and estate. Inan article published in Tme TrBUNEa day or two since, on the subject of streetcon- veyances, sn_omnibus_line running -from the corner of Lake and State streets to Lincoln Park, via. Wells street bridge, was unintention- ally omitted. = The cunfiregufion of the Union Park Bap- tist Church on_Sunday, passed a resolution thanking Meyor Medill for his actionin order- ing the enforcemont of the Sunday law, and pledging the hearty support and co-operation of B nhemtber, Tho United States flags over the Custom House and other public buildings were hung at hm-mutyeamd%y, out of repect for the late W. H. Seward. ~The Government offices: were closed at noon for the same rezson. I The Board of Public Works granted the fol- lowivg building permits, yesterday: To Chas, Busby, four-story and busement “brick baild- ing, 805100 feet, on State street; to S. Whittier, three-story and basement brick building, 405123 {feet, on Twelfth street. C. C. Thayer & Co. sold lots Webster & Perking' eubdivision, immediately north of Fifty-fifth street,at the following rates: on South Halsted street at $20 per foot; on Greon strest, west front, $12.50; on Peoria strect, £12 to'$15; on Sangamon, 10.50 to 12, and on South Morgan, from £9.50 to 10.50. A lcmwenctli;m of I%igktgeulers nngnge(’!] in supplying Chicago with that necessary fluid heftf & convention yesterday at Turner Junction. Delegates from various gections of the sur- rounding country yere {;rcsnnt Their sction is not yet o be made public, but they will decide upon & regular price for milk during the com- ing winter- At half-past 1 o'clock yesterday aftornoon, & train of cars onthe Chicago, Burlington & Quiney Railroad, while backing over the Canal street erossing, ran into a liquor wagon, wreck- ing it_badly, and throwing the driver, & man named Cornhouser, to a considerable distance. He was injured g0 severely that he had to be conveyed to his home, No. 593 South Canal staeet. Between 8 and 4 o'clock yesterdsy after- noon, amen whose name could not be ascer- tained, fell dead near the corner of Halsted end Madison streets.. -He was apparently about 45 years of tge, with light heir, and heavy chin whiskers. His clothing congisted of jean panta- Becretary of the Board- yesterday 1in. loons, Etri&ad check. shirt, and army overcoat. Inone of his pockets a piece of ‘paper bearing the ‘'name of H. H. Bridnaea was_found. The ‘body was removed to the Morgue. % The brilliant aurorel display last. night, not unusual at this season, was remarkeble- in its varioty and brilliancy of hues, from a bright rose tint to a vivid green and purple. At times the converging rays estended nenrly .to the zonith. It was scen ab Econmdarablg d;anfi\?n- tage in twe burnt district, on account of inter- e ioh ot tho now brildings. A your ago this part of the show would bave been” better. after all thero i8 no fanlt to be found with a free shoy. ¢ a To-morrow evening, at the residence of the bride's parents, No. 170 West Monrop stroct, Sergeant Jonas M. Jolnson, of the Madison Stroet Station, an old and highy efficient mem- ber of the police force, will be united in mar- riage to Miss Eilen McAuley. Aftar the ceremony the conple will leave on an Eastern tour which will extend through several weeks. The Ser- geant has the best wishes of all who know him. uring his absence his duties will be performed by Roundsman Patterson. This evening, in the First Engfist Church, cortier of Hubbard court and Wabash avenue, there will be held s missionary sociable,—so- called-because given in honor of Professor John Packor and wifo and Miss Rankin, who_go to Indin a8 missionaries.- An opportunity will thus be afforded all friends of the missionary cause to meet these representatives and make their acquaintance before their deperture. A univer- sel invitation to attend is extended. The Union - Payk Congrepationsl Church cloared iteelf of & finencial burden on_ Sunday, by & successful subscription. Judge J, C. Pol- ley stated the condition of the church financial- Iy. Ho said that the church owned by tho ocie- ty was destroyed by fire in Febraary, 1869, and the wholo aasets of the socicty wers jucluded in the £14,500 insurance on the building. The to- tal cost of the ground, building, and furnituro, was. 5165,000, all of which had been paid bub 836,000. Tho subseription, after this statement, amounted to 30,000, Robbery of the Saratoga County Rank _ at Waterford, Na Y. Tsox, N. Y., Oct. 14.—The Saratoga County Dank, ot Waterford, was robbed at an early hour this morning of over §300,000, by a gang of nine desperadoes’ disguised in Ku-Klux uniforms, ‘Phe robbers secreted themselves in the house of the Cashier early last evenlng, and afterwards ‘bound and gagged his entire family, except the Cashier, whom they compelled to open the vaults of thobank. The loss to the-bank is sbout $8,500. ~Special depositors will lose about $30,000 in United States bonds and stocks. B AR T Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad. Pagsoxs, Ean,, Oct. 14.—Hon, George Den- nison, Vice President of the Missouri, Kansas & Toxas Railroad; R. S, Stevens, General Manager, and party, passed down the road to-day for Sherman, Texns. Mr. Dennison goes to perfect armangements for thio xapid estension of is road. through Texas. The track is now _vithin thirty miles of Dennison, on Red River. Large shipments of cattls are coming up the road for St. Louis and {hejEast. Cotton is also ‘beginning to come, and lafge shipments to the East by this road may be expected this season. — el Burning of the Propeller China on Lake Ontario, EmesroN, Canads, Oct. 14.—The propeller China left here last ovening, bound up, having on board thres huodred tons of pigiron and a quentity of merchandise. .. When about four- teen miles ont, it was discovered that she was on fire, and notwithstanding the utmost efforts of the crew and assistance rendered by two steam- ers which were close at hand, she burned to the waters It - is _ supposed that she sunk. All hands . were saved, The origin of the fire is unknown. It had made, great headway before being discovered it is said that “tho propeller was insured for $24000 which wili not cover the loss. —3Mr. Mechi, the gent scientific farmer, sums Tp the results of the English hervest in the London Times. He says he isno alarmist, but he believes that England will have to- ggg for foreign corn, in quantity and price, £15,000,000 to _4:10,000,060 sterling more than ina good wheat season. Latest Stock Quotations. Cricaco, Oct, 14, The following quotations ore furnished by the banke ing house of Lunt, Preston & Kean : QUOTATIONS AT )b Selling. U. 8. 11 5-205 5-203 63 of 1. 1040s...... . = T. 8, 65 (new isau 103 1313 100 and int, 99 and int. 55 endintl -10dis par1pr 109K @103 iy 1123 9@ 10 187 1208 not. war 1812, 143 5 134 Agricultural Colloge iand ‘scrip.. 175@180 ~ "The following quotations of Local Stocks are fur- pleed by Messis. Hummoud & Walson, 64 Washing- m street : First National Bank, Fifth National Bank, Merchants' National Bank. German National Bank.. Northwestern National Banl. City National Bank.. Cook County National National Bank of Illinofs. Merchants’ Bavings, Lo: Co.... - MISCELLANEOTS, Chicago City Railway. . Elgin Watch Company. Citkmber Of Commerse Traders' Insurance Comy s Herkimer County Dairy Market, Lrrrie FaLs, N. Y., Aug: 12.—Tho salcs_of cheese this week have been comparatively light for the season of the year, but prices aro firm. The delivery of farm dairies smounted to about 900 boxes, the bighest price g 133c. The bulk of sales may be quoted &t 15 13c, Faclories were quite largely represented, thg offerings being over 8000 boxes, GLly 3,000 fo 4000 of which were sold. The fancy factories gemernily put their figures at 143¢c, which buyers thought ic more than tle morkef would warrant, Thi figire was reached by few lots only. We give the leading trausactions us follows: Stone Arabia, 133(c; St Jobnsville, 13(c; Herkimer County Ubion, 133c; Hill, 14(c’; Littlo Falls Central, 14xc ; Msnhéim, 4c } Manheim_Centre, 143¢c; Manbelm Turnpike, 143 : ohawk Valles, 13%¢ ; Northern Creck, 14c; Dantibe, 14o; Purchase, 1iXc’; Bhells Bush, ‘l4ie; Snells Bush, 14i7c; Herkimer County Central,14}7c; Hender- 8on Assocition, 14ic ; Freeman, 1336 ; Fays, 133¢c 1 Fairfield Association, ' 143c; Danube Cold Springs, ldc; Crum Creek, 4c: Crain's Corners, 1tic) Bethiel, 14e; Brockway, 18%c; Brookman's Cornere, c, Butter comes forward more plentifully, still the de- Livery is light, Bales of fréah in Wolch fubs wers made ¢t 27c to 28c~—the latter figuro being paid for RO Westhce cont 10 weather continues warm and showery, with no frosts to injure after-feed. Fall. feed n Heskimer 1a very abundant, and the séason is regarded us romarke able in thig respect. . . .. At Utica, the matlet for cheese was rather dull, with fales less fhan 8,000 boxes. Prices ranged befween 183c and 14Yc—the lattér figure was considerod “op of the market,’ MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial News. NEW Yong, Oct. Ji—3oncy casy at 5@6 in the forenoon; 3€8 in tho gnml%n{:. i 5 ' erling strong at 108@108% on long, and 11 1103¢ shost sight. s w i Gold dull and ower ; opented at 1127, fell to 1193, ind dlosed at 1125, Toaus fa for horowing, and 1 per cent for carrying, Clearings, 3,000,000, Treasury disbursements, §19,000, o #5000 Governments strong and higher, State securities strong, though quiet, In stocks the upward specultion made furfher pro- ese with better distributed business than for n ong time. The impres3ion thot the Treasury Do- partment will use its influence to keep money easy stimulates a rise, Tho market opemed it prices slightly above Saturday, continued ctive and firm throughout tho calls, closing very strong st an adrance of 3/@2)q per cent on the openiag rates, Tho closing prices were the highest of the day, The fose tures were Western Union, which rose 2 per cent, and. which Jay Gould is &aid to intend fo puch fo 85; Northwestern common, which sdvanced 13/ per cent, and Obioand Pacific Mil, loss spinted than of late, bt zose 1 per cent, Rock Tslind rose suddenly in the afternoon nearly 2. per cent, while Wabash, Eric, St. Paul, Lake Shore, and Indisns Central improved ro- spectively 1 per cent through the day. Union Pacific was tho only exeeption to the generad strength, and fell 3¢ er cent, Stesling, 108%. C 8, 181, Gepomn GovERNWENTS, 1635 Coupons, 1577 Coupons, lS}i‘l&L{\l!u ns, Coubons, 161 Coupons, ’65. Coupons, 65 (aew). | HigNew E!c ; AL noxDs Missouris 03 Virginiss, old..... Tenssie, 73 [North Carolinas, aid; But “treble, $1.75@8.00; e, 5 E ¢ Fore Wasna. &8 {Terra Tunte: 1 FmerticanE: D% [fore Heutey ] aited Sia B [ghiczo k!A\ io acifis M3 70C. & A Natr Yoek Co 0. € 3.0 55 Edls " 034 134 Toreign Markets, Livenpoor, Oct, 14—I1 n.m.—Flour, 325, Winter wheat, 11s 10d; spring whoat, IIs g;ihiiu, 13s 2d@13s4d. Corn, 29s 6d, Pork,53s, Lard, 398 Liveeroor, Oct. 14—2 p, and unchanged. Lard, 99s 64, “LivERrooL, Oct, 14—5 p. m, ~—TUnchanged. Panis, Oct. 14—Rentes, 53franca 17 centimes, - . Oct. 1+—Consols—dloney, 92%; .ac- count, 823, American securitics dull; - hondd bf 155, 9355 5 do 767, 9254 ; 10408, 873¢; new 38, 895; Erde, Lrvereoox, Oct. 14~Evening.—CorToN—Activa and m.—Breadstuffs steady Loxnoy, firmer; Middling upland, 9%c;. Orleans, ~10%7e, Sales, "20,000 bala; specuiation ‘and export, 7,000 [ bales ; middling upland for October and November, 87-16¢ ; Orleans for November and December, 93¢c, nEADSTOFFS—Rod winter wheat, 11100, Tloar, 323, Corn, 29s 6d. Lard, 30s 6d. Cheese, 633, Oum- ‘berland middles, 345 6d, ~Short ribs, 363 6d, New York Live Stock Market. NEW Yo, Oct, 14.—Receipts yestorday and to-day 307 cars, ar 5,700, moking 10,200 or the weel, againat 9,000 last weck. Quality generally very comrmon, de- mand weak for all grades cxcept good to prime steers, Trado extromely dull, and prices' fally e per Ib low- er then Monday lust.” The extreme range for nativa steers wos 9@14c per 1b ; for Texas and Oherokee, 76 10c, with tho bulk of tho native cattle selling at 10%@ 113/c, and most of the Texans at B¢, the former to drcss, 56 and 57 s to the gross cwt, and the Iuttor 64@55 s, Soles inclndo 4 cars fat Kentucky stcers, etrong T3¢ ewh, ot 12c 7 ib; 7 cars fat Toxans, av 7 ewt at 9@I0c; 26 cars common Texans, av 53 cwt, at 8c; 74 cars f1ii- noissteers, at 9@13¢ { 10 cars Kentucky cattle, 73 ewt, at 11@12¢; 12 cars Ohio, T cwt, ot 12@123c; and 16 cars Kentucky, 8 cut, at 13G e, Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 6,600, making 20,800 for the week, against 25,000 last week. Themarket js over- stocked and dull, st tho decline of rather more than (o perlb, Sheop range from 4(@063c per Ib, and larabs from bi(@8ic. Amumber of car 1oads must remain unsold, ‘Hogs—Receipts, 11,900, making 43,000 for the week, against 10,000 lust weels. ' Marke:' steady nt Gx@530 per Ib for live hogs, and 63@74c for dressed.” Philadelphia Live Stock Market. Prrvaperenis, Oct, 14—Beeves—Dull; extra Pennsylvania and Western stecrs, $7.95@7.75; fair to g00d, 26.00@7,00; common, $4.00@5.50 B cwt. Sueep—In foir demand at $5.00@€6.50. Hoos—Firmer ; $7.60@1.75. .75, Bales: 3,800 beeves, 1,400 sheep. 5,981 hogs, New York Bry Goods Marlcet.. New Yorw, Oct.14.—Therois an evident fmprove- ment in all bronches of trade to-day, induced by the cold veatber and presence of & fair number of buyors. Prices for cotton goods remain steady and strong. Prints fairly active at quoted prices. ool flancela aguininrequest. Forelgn goodsalso more inquired for and firm in price for staple fabrics. The Produce Markets, o NEW YORE, NEW Yons, Oct, 11.—CorToN—Higher, with good export demend ; middling upland, 193¢c. CADSTUFFE~Flour dull; receipts, 17,000 brls; superfino Western td State, $6.00@6.35 ; common to £00d oxtra, $7.00@7.30 ; good to choice, '$71.95@8.10 5 whito wheat extra, $8.1069.40 ; St. Louis, $7.25@11.00. Rye flour and corh menl unchanged, - Wheat irregular and unsettled, closing n shado firmer. Roceipts, 173,000 bu coramon No. 2 Chicago, $1.45; Northwestern spring, $1.55; No, 2 Milwaukee £1.58; No. 1 do, $1.04 ; winter red Western, §1.6234 ; amber, $16T@LTS ; while, $1.70 @1.05. Ryescarco and firm, old {n gtore 8%, Bariey dull and declining; prime No. 2 Milwsnkee, $1.021. Maltunchanged. ~Corn in moderate demand and high- er. Receipta, 170,000 bu; steamer Western mixed, 633 @bic; suil do, G4@GA3c; high mixed, nearly yollow, Glc. Gats, a shado better, with fair demand. fteceipts, 51,000 bu’; Western mixed, old, 6@4Sc; new, £1@ 453{c 5 new white, 46@30c; black Western 40@43c, Eads—Quiet e heavy at 20@27c. Hops—Unchanged. Grocenmes—Coffes firmer; Rio, 14%(@18c. Sugar firm ; fair to, lgnnd refining, 87%@9x¢; Cuba,8%@ 9xc? Porto Rico, 9@J%c, Molusses steads. Rice steady at T3/@83c. PETROLEUM—Crude, 13@13%c; Tefined, 26c, TonpeNTINE~Stoady at 63%c. e Zotalstock of grai in store Oct. 12 e 04] 000 292000 6,000 higher af $14303 u?‘flfi.m@lsjfl. Beef and cnt meats, un- rd active; No. 1 to prime steam, 8%@ B)/g: 3 kettle, 93:@9Xe. UTTED AND CurEsE—Unchanged, WisxEY—Steads, with fair demand at 82¢, CINCINNATI. CrvenvsaTy, Oct, 14.—BREADSTUFFs—Flour dull, but Bolders firm at $7.4067.75, Wheat steadys red, $1.60 @155; white, $1.65@172, Corn quiet and weakat, 43¢, Rye firm 5t 70@72c, Oats stea 7 and nchanged. ProvistoNs—Pork firm ot $14.00, Lard firm ; same mer, 7%c; steam, 73{c; kettle, 8c. Bulk meats firm ; shoalders, 8xc s clear rib, 10ic; clear sides, 10xc, Bacon firm ;- shoulders, Ti(c 3 cléar rib, 11}ge; elear Bides, 12c, ‘Hoas—Firm at $440@4.75. WarissET—Firm ot 8dc. BUEFFALQ, 3 BUFPALO, Oct. 14.~BRespsTUFFs—Yheat firm; gales, 20000bu; No.8 Chicago a shade over $1.30. Corn dull and ugsettied ; ‘No. 2 nominal at 5. ~Bar- Tey easy ; sales, 5,000 bu Western sumples at 73c. TFREIGETS—Unettled ; bostmen asking 14c on wheat, 20d 123c on corn and oats, OSWEGO, OSWEGO, Oct. 14.—BREADSTUFFS~Wheat _dull; No. 1 Milwaukee, $1.55. Corn quiet at 6lc, Barley dull; prime Canada, $1.05G1.06. PHILADELPHIA, PHTLADELPAIA, Oct. 14,—BRrapsTosrs—Flour dully superfine, $4.50@5.25] extra, $5.25@6,35; Towa and Wisconsiu, §7.60@8.25,” Wheat dull: red Western, £1.65 @1.70; amber, $LT5@1.80.Corn dull; yellow, 63@b6c; mized Western, Gic, Oats active; ‘mew Yestern, #4 @4ic; old, £9@50c; bleck xnd mixed, 40E43c, PeTaoLEua—Unchanged. Wasssr—Held frmer at 94c, ALTIMORE. oSl 1—Bneapstorrs—Flour quist cstern superiine, $.60@6.00; cxtra, $7.0085.00 Whast actives chovia whise and amber, $2.05@2.10; good to prime rod, $1.50@1.95 ; common to fair, $L50@1.75. Corn dull { Western, 63%c in_ele- yutor.” Oata steads ; mixed Western, 41@4%c; white, 43G@43c, Ry quiet ot T5@85e, - PovisioNs—Firmer; mess pork, $15.60. Bulk shoulders, 62@70 ; sides, 103c; clea rib. 100, Su. Basrntons, and steady; gar-cured hams fri and acarce 4t 21@2%c. Lard quiet at 8xc for Western, BUTTES—Unchanged. WHISKEY—Quict ; 93 VELAND. CLEVELAND, Oct. 1¢,~Ducapsrusrs—Flour steady. Wheat inactive ; No, 1 rod, held ot 3154 ; No. 2, SL.43, Corn steady ; ‘low-mixed,. regular, 4bc; fresh, 47¢; high-mizod, Ju o:mduu,nufinoim:lu S LECN—Very firm afidin good un- clanged prices, e TOLEDO, TOLEDO, Oct. 14.~Breapssurrs—Flour _dull, uncbapged. Wheat dull ; extra white Micligan, $1.78} No.1do, $1.61%; No.3 amber Illinois, $1.20; No.1 red, 2154, Corn dull, o ehade lower; high-mixed, 43¢} low-mixed, 413/c; vellow, 43. Oxts quiet; N 1, 33@33)6c; No. 2, 9Bide; rejected, 233c, Freicats—To Buffalo, firm, bK@8ic; Oswego, 16@17c. REcEIPTs—Flour, 2,000 brls; wheat, 38,000 bu; corn, 64,000 bu ; oals, 13,000 bu, SrpaNTs—Flour, %000 brls; wheat, 35,000 bu; corn, 6,000 bu ; oats, 59,000. ST. LOUIS. 81, Louts, Oct. 14.—BrEapsTurss—Flour steady. Wheat quict ‘snd unchianged ; No.3 spring, $1.16; No. 2fall, $1.90, Corn firmer; 'No. 2 mixed, 38)¢@5%c, Oats o shado better; No. 2, 26@36ic. Barley steady’ No, 2, 63c; Iowa and Nebrasta samples, 80@90c, Ry quiet and firm ot 58@30c. WesiEy—831@Sc. ProvIsioNs—Pork steady at$15.95, Bacon quiet and unchanged, only order trade,” Lard quiet; summer at 8c. Hocs—Quict at $3.75@4.75, CarTin—Scarce and wanted ; $4.50@6.00, prime to oxtra, at LOUISVILLE, LOUISVILLE, Oct 14.—BREADSTUrFS—Flour easy but g‘s‘?sr demand ; extra family, $6.30€7.09; No. 1, $7.75 PROVISTONS—Mess Pork—Narket baro; quoted $14.00. Bacon in gaod demand, but stock neatly exhiausted ; ‘bacon shoulders, 75gc; clear rib, 1154¢; clear sides, 126 packed. Bulls meats unchanged, WHISEEY—Firm at 88c. 7d@12s 4d; (- NASHVILLE, NASHVILLE, Oct. 14.—CoTroN—Stendy; low mid- flufiag, 1Myge. READSTUTPS—Flour steady and unchanged ; fame ily, $7.00@T.50, . Y Provisioxs—Unchanged. Pacon—Shoulders, 83{e 3 clear rib, L1X{c; clear sides, 123c; hams, 185c. NEW ORLEANS, NEw ORLEANS, Oct, 14,—Bm sTorFs—Flour dull; family $9@10.50, Corn quiet; mix- Oats lower; B6@40c. - Bran dull, “HAT—quiet ; Drime, $24.00626.003 cholee, Provisions—Pork quiet ; mess held af 1637@163c; bacon quiet; held at’ 8K@12@123{c: bams- firm at 18%@19¢; lard dull; tierce, 9X@937¢; keg, NH@Hc. GROCERIES—~Snpar, noimaricet ;. anchiss s fhin to prime, 523@702; coffe 13@183T:.~ o0 STED] ; sight 3¢ dlscount; gold, 1125, Corros—Active and firmer; sales< pfab,; snm ordinary at 17%;c; low midalifgs, 18)c lings, 183sc. Receipls 3,974 bales. orts, Rool 2,058 "batea; New York, 1,301 bilea] dtock, 68,371 WHISEET—02@%0c, ed, 63c; whil et 811237, Vessels Passed Detroits Dermorr, Mich, Oct. 14~Passep - Up—Props Rocket, Wenous, City of Concord, Empire Btate; bark Imlgnme;g;“m:'nrs Ely, Nosssy, Wilcox, Sam | all, Mather, Webb, S PassED DowN—Props Allantic, *Toledo, Coneda, onliyn, Ontonagon; barks Swiden, Tamner, Red, , and Blue; sthrs Julia Willard, Augusts, ‘Winous, Harvest Queen. . WiNp—Northwest. ‘Dernorr, Mich., Oct. 14—Evening—Passep Up—Pro- peller Equinox; barks E. Jomes, S. V. B. Watson; achaoners Berriman, Conch, Dobiins, Geldea Flesce, @ifford, Dousemu: G ‘Asmiok.—The shooner Annio Sherwood i3 aghore on Colchester Reef, Lake Erie. The tug Kate Williams has gone to her felief, FaLsz REPORTING.—The report that the schooners James Couch, Gifiord, Dobbin, and many others passed Detroit on Saturday, Oct. 12, is false, cs they did not pass Datroit until Monday cvening. Tbis kind of guess-york is an every-dsy occurrence, ‘Wryp-—Northwest. River and Canal News, . Special Desjatel: to The Chicago Trivtine, LASA&‘E. T, “Oct. 14.—RIvER—Arrived—Steamer General MeGook, from Sncchwine, witha party of - sportsmen end very few ducks, Departed—Nothing. ~ Canar.—Passed In—Golden Bod, from LaSalle, load~ ed with corn for Chicago. Pasped Out—Errickson, loaded with lumber for Hen- ry; Barga8t, loaded with glass sand for LaSalle, Nitio fezt of water on the miter eide of Lack 1 DRY G00Ds. | DOMESTIC DEPARTIENT. HAMLIN, HALE & COMPANT, Warehouse corner Madison and ¢ % Franklin, ! . have on sale . all the leading makes of Bleached and Brown Cottons, of the various widths, comprising some two hundred different brands. i Also, Tieks, Denims, Stripes, Checlks, Canton Flannels, Paper Cambrics, Corset Jeans, Carpet Warps, Twines, Waddings, Bags and Batts, all of which are offered at Eastern Manufacturers’ and New York Commission House prices. 500 cases Prints. RICHARDS, SHAW & WINSLOW, Cor. State and Madison-sts., THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE WEST, ARE NOW OFFERING A MAGNIFICENT VARIETY OF GOODS IN EACE DEPARTMENT OF THEIR STOCK, AND SELL EVERY ARTICLE AT THE LOWEST PRRICE MADE IN THIS MARKET. FULL LINES OF “SELECTED STYLES” PRINTS, . HOTELS. GARDNER HOUSE, CHICAGO. Thisnew and elogant Hotel, facing Lake Michigan, contalning 230 rooms, is now open to the public. Tho proprietors have spared oo pains or expense to make this neof the best Hotels in the conntry. GARDNER & GOULD, Proprietors. FRED. H. GOULD, lato with Shernsan House. W. W. FELT, late with Tremont House, WINTER RISORT. ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, N. P., Babamas, opens for the winter scation, For full information, address J. Lidgerwood, - Lewis F. Cloveland, Prop'r., REMOVALS. REMOVAL. B. . CLARKE & 00, Real Estate and Washington Heights Agency, Will occupy their new Offce, Boom Building, 128 LaBalle-tt,, on Monday, October 14, REMOVAL. J10.0.Partridge &Co Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco and' Gigars, to their new store, 48 and 50 Lake-st. Western Agents for P, Lorillard & Oo.’s Tobaccos. SCALE: FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCAIL®IES OF ARL SIZES. Y FAIRBANKS, MORSE&CO & WEST WASHINGTON-ST. FORNRS Y OEDS U. 8. Standard Scales, Forsyth's Scalo Warchouse, 146 S. DESPL.AINE: EDUCATIONAL, MRS, MAGNUSSON JEWETT, TEACHER OF ITALIAN & ENGLISH SINGING, 7% NORTH CLARK.ST., cor. Tlinois. Qmnibuses pass from West and South Sides. cueption Bours from 3 fode i Nassag, No S-ST. -Parter's National Telogranh Collsge, 157 & 169 TaSalle-st,, Office, Room 79, Cbicago. Send for Illustrated Cirenlar. “Address . . PAVSON PORTeR Friteipar,_ CAMPAIGN GOODS. F A A ST BANNERS, BADGES, TNIFORMS, &C. GEO.F. FOSTER, 12 South Maret-st, . Elegant and Popular FURS! 4, Oriental- FIELD, EITER &(0,, . State and Twentisth, and Madison and Market-sts,, ‘Will make their opening of Fine, Medium, and Low-Priced Furs, on TUESDAY, Oct. 15. . Their assortment comprises Rus- sian and Hudson Bay Sable Seis; | Seal Skin Cloaks, Hats, Scarfs, and Muffs; Astrachen Cloaks, Hats, Muffs, and Scarfs; Mink, Ermine, and Squirrel Sets; Imitation Ermine; Rose “Martin; Alaska Mink Sets; Imitation Black Sable Sats; Fitch Sets; South Am. Seal Sets. Misses’ Furs. Ermine, White Lamb, and Persian Sets; Fancy Sable; Silver and White Coney; White Skirting; Imitation Children’s Furs. ‘White Coney Cloaks, Muffs, and Hats; White and Silver Coney do. Coney Caps. Squirrel Sets; Blue and White .Coney Sets; Silver and White Couney Sets, &e., &e, 2 By fer the most select assoriment to be found in ths éity, and at EX- TREMELY LOW PRICES. . REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. - thic framo houso with brick basement, Wi ué‘e‘}lmfms five closets, and bath.rocm, cll od 1 finishe first-class Al30 a trvo-story he {nrear ol above, onlot Bxiig foety east front, Brans ov. 41 -5 -8 1-5ta., na3s e oy M P S b 52" chsh, Palance on Cottage Grove-ars.—all for £6,1 casy terms. 11 B. F. CLAREE & CO., - Room § Orlontal gfigx‘xfi_sh A eplendid Timber Lot of 150 acres (estimated tocut 8, 9, 7, Miche 9 of_weed), in Allegan County, Mi O e Fears Macis Pitr, miduwsy boveen S acuck and Sputt Hosen, can pa bo nquire of B. ¥, CLARKE & CO,, Room 4 Orlentsl Cuflding, lo tarms. ught on vory favora- EOLT AND NUT WORKS, American BOLT & NOT WORKS. L. M. DAYTON, 184 Second-st, Cincinnati, 0, Bridge Bolis, Building Bolts, Fish-Bar Bolts, Carriage Bolts, Fire Bolts; Machine Bolis, Lag Screws, Washers, : Hot Pressed Nuts, ——————— e e ek CARIPAIGH DOCUMENTS, The Document OF TEEE CAMPAIGN. © GREBLEY. “ Grant's Public Record,” why Grealey showld bo President. cago Tribuno : No. 1—Carl Scharz's Great Speech at St. Louts, No. 2—Sumner's Celchrated Specch in tho Senato. No. 3~Trambull's Speech at Springfield ; tozether with the Cincinnati Platform, and Mr, Groeley's Latter of Acceptance. No 4~Hon. Jobn F. Enrmsworth's Speoch at St. Chacles, 1L, with Mr. Greoley’s Portland Specch. No. 5—Spoeches of Judge Caton aud Hom. AL.. W Springer at Chicago. No. 6—Specch of Hon. James B. Beck, of Kentucky, Expenditnros of the Government. No. i—Lettcrof Ex-Attorney Genorald. S. Black, ar- Taigning Grant. No. 8—Spocek of Hon. Allen C. Thurman—Why Dero- crats Should Vote for Grezles. No. 9—Racord of Prosidont Grent and Cabinet from the Seat of Government tp the neglect of tho Peaople's Business. All of the above are in pempblet form, from 15to20 pages closo matter. Scat on recaipt of the price, at fol- 1,600 . Send ordors RAND, MCNALLY & Co., Chicago. BUSINESS CARDS, C.S. RANKIN & CO., e % = 5 1 Archifocfral Tron Wonks, CINCINNATI, CEXIO, - MANUFACTURE Store Fronts, Doors and Shutters, Jail Wor, Glass Pavemenis, Grato s, Mantels, Railing, &e, UNDERWEAR. Every desirablg weight in Silk, Merino, Cotton Flannol, Vool Elannel, hud Gramace ok ook Handling quantities of thods oxtrs fina goods seres] oapalled by any fizm, Wo aze propased to §iro LOWES WILSO BROS, 818 Wabash-av., 35 West Madison-st,, Sher- _man House, Ohicago, And Pike’s Opera House, Gincinnati. : MISCELLANEZEQUS. STOLEN. HORSE AND BUGGY From 163 East Washinston:at., bay horse with long black tail Rad aene, Dotk RO ToGt whits. mad. WBILS Spot @ forchead; wag hamcased to ~ top buggy painted black, with goldstripo. Alado by thz Novelty Works, Ghicago. ?r_o&n marisen trimming. A hh"}"l‘l)?fi’:&’g Bm J_l‘w{ paid o the sems by gRuARD Sl ““ GONDENSED ARGUHENTS FOR Belng a condensed expose of tho most notorions of the misdoings of the present Administration ; 2ls0 Tecsons ALSO~The fallowing documents, fesaed by The Chi- = BARGATIS 11 w Black Ground White Stripe I‘dplins, 20 d Stripe Poplins, neat siyles, 23 cents cen:s y Cgkr # DProtty Germon Brocales, silk line, 30 cents ia'rie(y of -choicz new styl, *33, 40 and 50 - cénts yard, - z B 4&1 Wool French Diagounal Serges, 50 cents_ ard, . ¥ Al Wool Empress Cloths, 45 and 50 cents, T e, 25:35 and 50 cnts ard ight Plaids, 25, 35 and 5 yard, . Th]f ;ww Bronze Xud Sage Shades in Cashe- mers and Snteens, very cheap, Cheapest Black Alpacas in the city. A bargain in Black Caslmeres. SPECTACLES. g ], HOSS ELECTRIGALVANT SPHECTAOLES!? 2re two_scientifically cone 20 when worn—delivers i OF ZLECTRICITY, Vitalizing and sising heaithy sciion to tho entire nervons sysiem of thase pazts, adsolulely axd cerlainty curing PARTIAL PARALYSES OF THE OFTIC HERVE, WEAK 02 DISEASED VISioH, NEURALGIA OF THE HEAD , LOSS OF MENTAL ENERGY, of Tho Peopla, Comcerd g coct 1a overy. To- 1o 1 hind abandonod readin .+ From the Grst hour o of o re a ‘most cratafal Lolief, and since s B e feoue zou engared potil mids nizht with no paia or incozvenizuces to my c7os.’ Wholcsalo and Retail Azzats Weated Evergwhera Apply to J. MCSES, 308 HMain-st., - Hartford, Corn. TAVIGATION. . H. GILLIIORE, New Hampshire, SAY} spect. Prosioud fo uging nod as. GTEAN hite Star I i 0iUS 9TaT 4Ane. AND LIVERTOOL—Nowand fuil-powered mships; g world. B, ° "RibysLIc, \TI0, == 788 BT BALTIO, A P, oach. Satling from Hew ;" ffom Liverpool. en FHURS. ¥ o day fotiowing. From wnsivallad, loons, state- Tiecrogo, S, earrency. Fionds from (oo old SonntrE cortifeates. 5 r from all *):1‘4 of Americs, on, 4] Avs s 23 rantod st o lowsst For inspcotion of plans ;‘nd ({g&fir le'l ly 2t the Company's ocifices, No. 10 Brasamay, i i 3. H. SPARKE, Gonoral Agent, Or to the Whito Ster Ling Offios, & Samta - Mrket-3t. Chicego. AL LAGBRGHEN, Agents = T - CUNARD MATL LINE. . Esteblished [n1640. Steam Botwecn NEW YORK, BUSTON, QUEENSTOWN, . AND LIVEEROOL.,. Ne From New York. yesiaia, Oct. | Ageria, nd from Boston avery Tnesday, ), $109, and $120 gold. - reduccd retca, -Cabia Flanson ‘Borths salected. srchnadiy Allchigzn Southorn Rail: . . DU VERNET, General Vestern Agent, 78 South Haskot-st., Cuicago. Temperley’s Line of Stemnships, - ailiag weekly betweon Laadon, Quobee, tad Montreal, e by Hhroagh rates fok errying £o0cs and passons Ehicat, will bo found o ehe moat axpediticas 2] lilfter-si., Londor V] B Sonon, ¥ o SFRONG, 18 Wesl 4 for pissaps 10 W. A. £ Chlehgor Solel Promss T WATER WORKS. - T hom it may Coem : The City of Bloomington, Iil., will recsive Sealed Proposals until THE 1st DAY OF DECEMBEE, A, 11872, to fornish said ity fora term of not less than Fifteen nor more than Tweniy- five Yoag, with Water for General, Pire, and City Pur- pozes and for tha Coavenianoo of its Inhabitants, 1. o contractox or company to rocolve all moners patd By, prévato consame 2 Thoclty topsy s specific smount. per anuam fora guicient sapply of water for general, Are, and eity, purs osc: 3 %" Ramber of miles of main not loss than ten. 3. Nembeeof lydmats, oz hugdzad and tronty.ive doulle firo Lydrants ud six hydrants for pablic wateringe placcs, toba tarmiaod, put {n, and maintaized by coa- clo. 5. Capacity of to wells, resorsolrs, mains, englnes, mas ghlnery, ctc., to bs sufficient to farnish three million gal- lons of Sezter'por diem, and sabjcot at ths samo time 1o tho usual test applizd fa vorks of this description for fire purposas, 6. Source of supply one and onc-quarter miles from the centze of he cify, belng A undCIarO3uA DEoity Dorcoltt ing through coarse gravel of an average depth’ below the urfngs of tho ground of fifteen feat. 7. Number of inhrbitants aboat soventaen thonsand, and saptdly inereasing, & Works to ba complated and ready for tasting beforo ths 1st di of Docamibar, Ar Dy 1si. - Ho8 0B oF ‘The city resorving to itsolf the tight to raject any or all proposaia. s ! Gity of Bioomdgton, errER soLson, sm::]:m m;n ‘Bloomisgton. E_X. EDWARDS, § 0 = ~ PROPOSALS For the furnisking all material, sotting up and putting complete, the heating and ruuulafix;fl, Loy b Seles 3 apparatus of tho Cook County Jail and Grizsinal Goarh ailding. Saaled proposals will ko recelved nuttl tho 2std Qctober, 1515,at monn, by o Commitiao om Publis Ballg, iy of the Boerd of Commissionors of o t wnisiting and delivery of ell matestal, seitin palting in colaplets, all tho heating, ~entilating, Tsut and culinary sppetatus of 2ud for tho Cook Gounty Jall and Criminat Court Beitding, on tho ¢ 14 2nd Dearbora-sts., in the City of Cht Elun, £pecifications,” nnd details o Massts. Armstrong Clark.st. Bidders will make their proposals vpon the basis ot eing required to commence, on and completa the said work as shull be required by 2aid Comumittec ana the asckitects, the Cemmi' inz t) gkt tofermish " 121 the ofics of & Egan, archltects, No. 1 South h tho Couaty Glerk, o e, and accompazixd . aal bond, with secerity with a cops of this 0tes and to bo anproved by tho Cemmitice, in tha cum of one thousand dollars, that the hidder will eccept and periorm the contract if avarded to him, and givo bond therefor in 0 ponal suin of fiftecn thousand dolars, &3 secarity for the faithful performance of the contract. ‘The right o rejcct any and all bids reccived is rezerved. Proposals must ba iadorsed osals_for the Heat= inz, Venillating, Lanndes and Colinary Deparcment of the'Coolk County Jéid and Ceimingl Cogst Bulldiag.” JOAN CRAWFORD, S anns, J.H. PAHLMAN, Commisteo of Publie Balldings, Bosrd of Comuiisions erso FOR, SALE. FOR SALBE. Choce Staves, Heading and Hoops, t in the ma; 2and the test ero alwass the e I e and Olieo, Eiiteeatiet and Wentworth-47., Chfcago, jiln JOXFS & CHAPIN. 20 RENT. - TO RENT. A ,B‘L;lnt'h‘hgn fina:i;ll‘! :!:dh!)‘}‘e larlnolg!lg!h:hzl bus. 23 fron-front building, - 152 Stazoust. Biivs tha groat Bosior Pver Hotol Inguies of JOSM FRAYNOY, fn tho butlding,