Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1873, Page 5

TIHE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNI: TRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1873. WALL STREET. Effect of tho Death of Napo- leon on the Finazncial Situation. . Jay Gould's Resfitution Mot as Com= plete as Reported. Tono of the Stock, Gold, and Moncy Markets Yesterday, Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune, New York, Jan. 9.—Tho monoy market doos not improve 88 rapldly as oxpected. Monoy, to-day, was nctivoe and closo at 7 porcont to 1-16, tho bulk of the bualnoss ou call loans bo- ing nat 1-92 to 1-10, Bocrotary Boutwell has withdrawn the last million of currency with which ho relieved tho' monoy marffot last Octo- bor, which course hns cheeked thoe tendoney to onslor ratos. Primo commorelal papor is inac- tivo at 0@12. ‘Tho doath of Napoloon in regarded as rendor- ing tho Fronch Ropublio moro secure, and, finan- cially, is expocted to improve the eftuation. This {a the viow tnkon by leading foreign Lank- org here, end tho firmmess of gecurition nt London and oh the Continent indicates that the matter is viowed in tho sameo light on tho othor sido. The Frouch fund advanced to-dny, and thore was o reduction of 14 por cont_in tho minimum discount rato of the Bank of England, the rate now being 414, " Becuritios continue strong in foreign markets, in anticipation of continued easo in money. % aoLD was strorg and highor, kolling ot 1123(@112}. TForeign oxchango rules strong, with commorcial bills eearco. B DONDS, - CGovernments closed vory strong all through tho lint; '67a and '688 ndvancod about 24, and tho lirlco in London is higlior than it has boon iu along timo, sTOCKS. The stock market openod with an ndvance, but in tho main closed lowor. The increased activi~ ty in monoy addod to thedoprossion in tho after- rioon. Tho fack thiat many old railroad corpora- tions aro borrowing money in difforont ways is ohack to an upward movemont of consequonce, and the absonco of tho usual short interest is nlgo folt. The statement that tho restitution of Jay * Gonld is not a8 completo as has boon roprosent- od is generally belioved, Dosida tho mortgngo of $1,030,000 on Jersey property, thora aro said to Lo othor lons. Tho Dircctors sny it is o part of Gould's bargain to pay off all tho liens, and Gould admits it. PHODUCE. Tho inquiry for flour iv himited, but holdors aro generally firm. Tho limited errivals of ship- ping brands induco_much firmness on the part of,most holdors, Tamily grades and good su- ¥um are hold higher. Tho market closed bettor or low grades. Thore is_less deprossion in low adoa of apring whoat, Wintor ia strongly held. Blioica i in Tinited supply. Tho macket closes stendy, tho domaud being light, and chiefly for oxport. Winter is hold highor, but quiet. ork dull and about nominal. Cash is quoted at £18.76@14.00, tho Iattor in a fobl)h\g WRY. Cut meats aro in gioml demand, with sales of 30 boxes dry enlted shouldors at 6c, and 40 boxes pickled bellics, 1834 1bs, at 7. Bacon mod- eratoly active, and II“‘"?“ slondy, Bales 250 boxes heavy Westorn long clear on spot at 63¢c; city long cloar at Tc, and short cloar at T9{@734c. TLaord rathor quict o tho spot, but firm’s 250 tes 2old at B¢ for future dolivory; 8e is bid for Fob- ruary and $8.35 askod. T R THE ANCHOR LINE. Formal Opening of Xts Now Ofiices on Yestor- day. Ono of the solid institutions of Chicago, and go rogarded by our bueiness mon, is the branch houso of Hondorson Brothors® Anchor Lino of Trausatlantic Packot Ships, reprosented in this city by Mr, James Warrack ; so0 that the ocou- pancy and formal opening of the Anchor Lino's now snd ologant offices, on the northenst corner of Madison and LaSalle streots, yosterday, was nn oceasion of no slight intorest to the loading men of the city, who assembled in large num- bors at the now headquartors of tho celebrated (natitution, partaking of the bountiful hospital- ity of Mr. Warrack, and most cordially drinking his honlth and the continued prospority of tho Anchor Line. It wne anovent of unusual in~ toreat, if ouly by reagon of tho number and bus- fness standing of the gontlomon prezent, among whom, about two hundred inall, C. E. Culver, Esq., President of the Chicago Board of Trade; #Howard Priestly, Vieo Prosidont; J. V. Preston, ox-President; Cliarles Randolph, Secrotary; Murry_Nelson, Mesers. Warron, Fisher, i other Directors of the same body; Mr, Richard- son, of {ho Bank of Montreal; Honry Groone- baum, Eng.; Redmond Prindivillo, Es%, of the Board of Public Works ; Mr. Brainard, I'fesident of 8t. George'a Sacloty ; Goneral JohuMeArthur, tho Postmaster-clect of Chicago. Among the provision shippers to Buraps were_ Bessrs, Mil- ward, Kent, Fairbauks, Nirkwood, MoKichan, Stecl, otc,, whilo all the ocean stoamsbip hnes doing businoss in Chieago wore reprosonted by their agonts. It was a gonial, pleagant timo thoy Liad, just as might havo boen expected with such o hoat and such & company of gentlemeon, nnd the general impression pravailed that tho now oflices of tho Anchor Lino woro most auc- cesnfully dedicated to tho commerclal interosts of Chicago and the Northwest, Tho proscncoof snch an institution in onr midst, dignified by Fuesnnuing the functions of a branch Liouso of “the great firm of Hendorson Brothers, is n significant tributo to the xapidly- Frowmg importance of Chicago’s direct trade vo- ntions with Europe. In fack; Chicngo and tho Anchor Lino roscmblo cach othor in their won- dorful growth and progross, ms_the Inttor, in 1856, consistod of {wo small mailing vossols al- ferod to nuxilinry serow steamors, while it now ombraces thirty-four magnificent pnd powes.ul stoamships, and six still Jarger vesscls now building. ho immonso Institution s fitly repro- sented in Chicago by Mr. Jamea Warrnek, whoso standing as an knglishman, « gentloman, pnd a business msn peculiarly qualitios him for tho position, _— AMUSEMENTS. AGADEMY OF MUSIC—THE OPERA, The Eunglish opera troupo gave two por- formances on Wodnesday—Eichborl's oporetts, %The Dogtor of Aleantara” for the matince, snd the favorite ¢ Bohemian Qirl" in tho oyoning, Considering thnt overy momber of tho troupe bas sung in the lattor for yoars, it should haye bLoen dono botter. Both orchoatra and cliorus wero at variance with each other all tho ovoning, and Mr, Bohren's best offorts failed t0 keop tho former in tuno, or tho lattor in time. Tho important rlo of Count Arnheip was in the hands of Mr, Hall, who did not do justico to 1t, and only gorved to call up recollections of poor Henry Draytop, who uted fo sjng it so suporbly, and of Oampbell, who, evon with hig nasal singing and etift acting, used to mako it vory offectivo, Rose Horase was a very chnrming Arline, and got an oncore for tho “Marblo Ially,” which was richly dosorved. The littlo trill with which sho closod it was ono of the eweotost thingy fmaginablo. Altogether, It was ono of tho nontost bits of vocalisin Misa Horseo hag evor accomplished. Mr. Bowler's Thaddeus, dramatienlly, was noxt to nothing, but his singing wes moro than usually caroful, and his tendoncy to musical rant rostrained, so fhipt ho was ofton vory élective, vspecially in fho duo singlus with Toreco, . foguin di ot nttompb to do much pinglig, conténting himsolf ‘with o gort of muu{;cnl declnmation, but his Devilshoof was, ng usunl, finoly actod. A ponulno surprlsc was ero- ated * the appearance of Mrs, Boguin as tho Gipsey Queen, o part usually made of minor importance, but on thin occasion mado the leading charnctor in tha opora by the drp- matio power with which she investod it, and by hor offective nlnglug,v of onoof Balfo’s ballads, VBliss Forover Ppust,” from {ho ‘‘Puritan's k)nu htor,” which was Intorpolated in Hio zecand ct, Juat baforé tho gipsoy dange, nnd recelved an encore, Anothor gurprino was the oloo oblj- 'EMO’ for “The Heart Towed Down,” pleyed by fr, Graro, formerly of tho Parepa orchestra, and now agent of tho troupe, who took a placein the orchoalzs mply for tho solo, and carried off an’onthusisstio encore, which fairly Iilled Mr, all's subsequont singing of the billad, Lanst evening, tho opora of *Il Trovatoro” was given to n very small house, tho cold wenthor elthor kooping pooplo away or olso poople had some doubts of tho ability of tho troupe o porform it. If it woro tlio lattor xonson, It was woll ‘groundod, for a miora wretched porformanco it would bo difficult to jmagino. Tho opera was cut without merey. o orchootrn was playing without rohonranl, owing lo tho lIatonoss of tho racolpt of parta. 'I'ho chorus wny ntrocious, Mr. Dowlor'a Man- rico was simply nloyenly, It wna noithor drosned proporly, mung proparly, nor acted property, and was marked throughout by utfor carolessnors and indifforenco, for which fnults thoro fu no ex- ouno. Mr, Mall's Count di Luna would havo been tolorablo, if Mr, 1fall had only sung instead of shouted, Miss lowaon s Leonor, wag vory faulty in singing and vur{ suporficinl in acting, although slho is entilod to tho credit of having nttempted to do tho pari well, Tho ouly ro- deoming foaturo of tho performance was Mrs, Beguln’s Azucena. It was somo some roliof to #eo an ortist on tho stngo, 1lor dramatic ropre- nontation was yory forciblo and graphic, and hor singing suporh, notwithetanding tho apparent offort of tho orchentra aud all on tho stago to provont it, *‘I'rovatore” is an opora which tho roupo will do well heronftor to crase from its roportoire. In Engliah, it is tho mont abaurd stul imaginablo, and with a troupo of tho calibre of thin one, its performanco s absolutoly dis- trossing. This ovoning, “ Maritana” will be ropented for tho benefit of Herseo, in- stead of the “Xioso of Custile,” au origivally announced. TESTIMONIAL RENTFIT. Tho tostimonial honofit tendored to T, AL, VanCourt, tho excellont and efiiciont Superin- tendent of {he Washingtonian lfome, Ly tho nmnteur theatrical comfmny of that institution, took plaeo in tho chapel of tho Tomo Iast even= ing, on which oceasion was_produced Lho great mornl tomperanco drame of *‘'Uen Nighta in o Dar Room." TFor an amatour porformonco it was o decided puccess, which may bo accounted for from tho fact that the malo performars Lave roproented the samo roles very succosafully in tho past in moro real sconmes. It is scarcely nccessary Lo ray that W, D. McTarland a8 Joe Morgan was fully up to his woll-deserved repu~ tatiou a8 an nctor, while tho ropresontations of Mr. Horton and Misscs Jordou and Van Court shiowed o thorough appreciation of thoir respect- ivo caste. OwinF to the sovoro cold wonther, there waa not auch a largo attondanco as mlghé have been expeeted, and it s tho intention to again reproduco the dramn on soms ovouing during tho coming wool, ANNOUNCEMENTS, The wishes of tho Inygo numbors who ardently desired to reo Charlotto Cushman in comedy nro to bo gratified, To-night, and on Saturday afternoon snd ovoning, Miss Cushman appesrs in tho firat threo ncts of ** Henry VIIL,” closing with the trisl sceno, and also ng Afrs. Simpson in tho glorious comedy of *Bimpaon & Co.," with Mr. MeVicker, Mr. Lovick, Mrs. Allen, Mra, N?’Erfl sod Mrs. Stonoall in the cast, * Bubes in tho Woods" and ‘“IMr. and Mra, Whito” will Lo retained at Looloy's for the ro- maindor of tho weak, including tho Saturdey matineo. " ‘The highly eonsational play of “Tho Red Pocket Book,” with Mr, Josoph Proctor in the lending role, is retninod at Aikon's Thentro. Mr. and Mra, A. O, Miller, supported by a company of their own,—and an oxcelivut one, too,—nro giving Toprovoutntions of “Tho Iid~ don Hand" at Nixon’s Amphitheatro. Mr, Mil- ler, as Wool, hns made a most favorablo im- préasion by his fine dolinoation of tho charactor, and Mra. Millor makes a capital Capitola. A splendid bill of minatrelsyiatho attractionat Myers' Opora Houso, —— THE CITY IN BRIEF, Thero is no noed of cambric pocket hankers ohiefs such woather as this, Break the iciclo off the ond of yourmnoso cvery fow minutes, and the barbarous mouchoir becomes suporiuous. Owing to the bad weathor on Wednesday oven- ing, tho meoting relative to tho formation of o militin_rogimont, which was to havo beon hold in tho Council Chambor, did not como off. A carpenter named Williamson, who has been missingg for sovornl days, was found dond at tho ‘bottom of a grain bin in Vincont, Nelson & Co.'s sluvntnr, yestorday. An inquest’will bo held to- ny. = At half-past 0 yestorday ovoning, en alarm wan sounded from Box 73 for a fire in tho 1linois Central warchouse, on Bouth Farl: avento, near Twouty-pixth street. ‘The damage amounted to about 32,600 ; fully insured. ‘About half-past 10 o'clock yeatordny forenoon Engino Company No.19 received & still nlurm for a firo at No, 46 Yernon ayonue, & two-story framo bulldlns;, ownod and occupied by DIr. 8hrime, Tho loss was $400; insured for £5,000 in tho London and Liverpool aud GloLo, A gentleman who attended ono of our theatres Tast avening, upon acriving down town at tho close of the performanco, was heard to romark to o companion, that the’ only good thing he des rived for his trotblo was the ** Lot rum ™ & man asked him to take. Thero was to have boon o meoting of the Bx- ecutive Board of the Woman's State Suffrago Asgociation at No. 884 Michigan avonue, but the windg and low temperature kept away o mauy mombers that no quorum was present, sud nothing was done. Tho Liquor Law gives cmploymont to the Crimingl Court Judges, Yealerdey, Adamn Baor, I, Kalonbech, Charlos Daclfug, and Martin Games wore arraigned for lkeeping open on St~ dni/; Adam Ileim, for selling liquor to an habit- unl drunkard, and Patricke Murphy oud Martin Shuler for uehiug liquor to minory, The Ladios’ Missionary Sucie(y will give an ontortainmont this ovening at Chrint Churel, corner of Michignn nyonuo and Twenty-Iourth straot, Profossor Cunmock, of Evauston, will rond solections from standard puthors, and other attractions will bo offered, 'ickots may bo ob- tainod from the Jadios of the Purish, The Waukegan (Fusnunfiar train yesterday morning encountored a brokon rail near Calvary Btation, Tho renr trucks of both conches left tho track, without, bowover, causing any dumago fo tho cara, Tho train waa stopped and tho bra)uk temporarily ropuired, causityg s delay of an hour. Drivera of omnibuses must havo a bad timo of it during this cold weather. Perched up aloft on tlie top of thelr vehicles, they aro o fine mark for ngale. Add to this tlo porpotual removal of their gloves to muke chango and an iden of their gorrows may bo arrived at. Thoy ought to be well paid Dby tholr employors, and tho ladlos should avoid adding to thoir troubles Ly nttompt- ing to pull them through tho litile hole on the roof, It is unkind, Tha wealk of prayer is baing very quucm]ly ob- sorved jn the churches of the city, “The intorost in the noon-day prayer meotings has been large- ly increased minco thoy have beon romoyed to the Locture RRoom of the Firat Mothodist Episco- pal Church, The timo for holding theso moot- ngs during tho weck has been oxtended fifteon minutes, Dany roquests for prayor ave pro- souted each day, aud many Obristian men, tyom il parts of the country, aro hoard, na it uned to be in tho old Farwell Hall muu{mg . F. 8. Wolls, of Lake Forast, londa to:dpy, and Itev. M, M, Parkhurst on Snturday, The ombargo on tho Chieago & Northwostern and tho Milwaukeo & Bt. Paul Pailvoads still ex- ists, ‘I'ho hotels ure boarding many travellers, ‘who await, without patienco, tho opening of tho roeds. ‘Fraing on tho other roads are coming in much bohind shelr echedulo time, Thisisnot 0 much the result of necossity ad o wiso pros eaution takon by the railwey oflleinls, to avert any serious accident feom brokeu reily, by run- ning tholr trains too fuzt, i A tomperanco lesson,'of more v~luo than thoso ordinarily improssed upon the poople, might bp Tearnod from tho following veracions harrative's John Lain went into a saloon on West Handelph stroot, and ordered o ¥ hot Beotch,” Ho drank it, and produced s pureg to pay for tho draught, Ilis hat was promptly Langed down over lig oyes, and his purso falken from him. As he removed his hat tho thioves lett tho placo. THe caught a glimpso of one of thom, named W, L. Ker, ond, sided by (b police, guc- caoded in huv!ulg Lim triod beforo' Jus- tico Sunllz’ and Leld ovor in ball of 8700, On thosamoovening 0, d. Krochrentorad a snloon No. 41 East Indiana ntrect, kept by Thom- as Stanton, ordorod a drink, paid £)r it, and lott thp sgloon, 'Lhrevnen, ono of thom, i {4 al- logad, tho propriotorof tha saloon, tollowod him, aud tftor ' pounding " ird _tioarly' killing hiw, robhdd bim of a watoh and @150 In ourroney. Btanton was arrosted, and awaits trisl, ITore is an opportunity for the Mayor's pollco to inves. tigato tho caso, and roport to tho Mayor, who will,whon furnished with the ncoocssary evldenco, doubtloss rovolie tho liconsos of tho two saloon” keopors It I3 gomotimes inconyonient to got maried, aftor all, not un account of ono's mothor-in-lnw, bt on account of ono's particular {riends. Lhin senlontious remark Intvoduces to n sympathotic publio one Augist Roth, living at Nickorson- villo, an unexplored pm-Lfon of hm North Divi- sion, Tho luppy Tolo had Loon ihrough tho ordenl ; his Llooming brido_(brides nlways ava Lloomning) sat by his side, Ueforo (hem was n %’aadm fomst, around thow n cirelo of & rionds: * Thore was, ln fact, o souud of rovel:v, and for the timo being August Roth was in blias- ful jgnorance of iho troubles and trials of wodded_life. 1is briof linppinoss wos brought to o sudden cloro by tho uninvited apponrance of somo of hia frionds, ‘Thoy cureed him in languago not underatood by the average render ; hurled vilo ex{aruaulnnn on the Dbride, and con- duotoed thomeclves ko a pack of rufilanly lune- tiva. After Denting and brulsing threo or four of tho invited F“MW thoy consonted to disap- vear. Tt transpired thab fhoy woro suscoptiblo qcnl,ry who, not lmvlnp[ Doen inyited to the wed- ding, wore griovously hurt, and camo to oxpon- tulato, Yostorday Anton Borkl, Frank Borki, Michaol Hollinisko, John Boltz, and Frauk Ro- Doravisky woro held to bail of 800 for nssault, and §500 ndditionnl for riot. ''Snve mo from my frionds,” way tho appropriato appeal of tho porsecutod L'olo. —_— THE AMHERST REUNION. Sixth Annnnl Mecting of the Western Ame Tierst Aluumi Associatlon, Tu nccordanco with annunl custom, the gradu- atos of Amliorat Collego, rosidont in thia city aud viclnity, mot lnst ovening in an Alumni ro- union. For various rossons the gathering this yonr has beon lLold o month Inter than usual, which hiad tho effect to diminish the attondauca. Novortholoss, a goodly company, representing in porson or by lottor a liberal numbor of the Alumni, mot in .tho parlors of the Shorman House lnst ovoning. Tho organization of the osnnunl moeting wns enlled: by _Prosi- dont Georgo 0. Olarko, Dr,” Nolson, Becrotary, Tho annual olectlon for officors ro- sulted in tho chofco of Gumfin Howland, Prosi- dont; Rov, Mr, Prenties, of LiaSallo, Vico Prosi~ dont; L, C. Yoo, of Chiecago, fiocmtnrr and Honry M. 8mith and Dr. Nelson to act wi th the nbove-named as an Exccutivo Committeo of Tive. Tho attondanco roll of tho Association ‘was slgned by thoso present, headed by Rov. Dr. Joseoph Havon, of this city, long n Profossor in Amhorat. At half-past 8 o'élock tho porty, mt down to n sumptuously spread table which fully sustained tho reputation of mine hosts, Mossra. Gngo Bros, & Rice, tho losseca of tho now Po~ cific, to which lattor adjournment was made last evoning for tho noxt gathoring. After the feast an informal and excoediugly pleasant interchaugo of sontiments took place, Lottors wore read from Prosident Stenrhy, from Profossor Mather, represonting tho Amberst Faculty, and from quiito a numbor of tho mombers of the Associ- ation residont in tho Wost. Among theso wore lottors from mombors of tho oarliost classes of tho Collogo, tho votornn in tho list being Lucicn Farpam, of Nowarl, Iil., of tho cluss of 1827. Sovoral recent gradustes \ero present and gavo interesting reforence to lator phases and foatures of college life. Among othor matiors, tho triumph of Amborst boys in the Springfiold rogatta of last soncon was reforred to with pride, and o movement was inaugurated to ex- rons n genso of remembranco and prido in this Pl\hml Inurel of Amhorst, and an addition will bo mado to tho students’ fund for thin purpose. A littlo Lofore midnight the gathoring separnted, full of satisfaction, and with tho purposo to so: cure o full roll-call next yoar. | THE RAILROAD QUESTION. Convention of Farmers of Livingston County, Il The farmora of Liviugeton County hold a Con- vention at Pontiac on Monday, Jan. G, 1878, In point of intelligenco, wealth, and numbers, no Convention of & similar charactor hus over bo- foro met. J. H. Btitt, having been chosen Tomporary .Cheirman, stated {hat tho object of this Con~ ‘voution waw to take action in regard to obtaining a reduction of freight and passonger rates of toll ori the neveral railronds of this State. Fifty-nine delegates wore present, ropresent- l“fi twonty towns., [ho Convantion chose as Pormanent Clwir- man J. I, 8titt, aud 8. T, X, Prime a8 Permn- nont Becrotary, A Comumitteo on Resolutions was then ap- pointed, coneisting of Messro, Wontz, Colon, and 8, 8. Morgan, - During the absenco of *ho Committos, the Hon, Jagon W. Strevello addressed the Conven- tion. Iio thought tho complaints wero just, ns mado by tho - commercial and agricultural clagsos, aguinst tho railronde. ~Ho would have tho Logisiaturo appropriate Lalf tho proporty of tho Btato, if it be necoseary, to fight this ques- tion. - I would make tho Chicago & Alton Rail- rond Company feel that thoy must obey the laws ; aud, a8 o Jast altoruative, I would oblit- orato overy railroad tio, car, ‘aud rail, ou the gronnds Lt wo Lad oqual rights. y I'he Committee on Resolutions roported as fol- ows & WrEnras, Tho Constitutional Convention of 1870, by tho expresy provisions thercof, made it the duty of tha Legislsturc of this Stalo to fix o maximum rate for freighta ond pastengera upon tho rafironds of this Stalo ; {liorefora be It Resolved, 1, That the action alrcady taken by tho Legielaturd of tho Blate of Tilinotn meets with thie ap- probation of {his meeting, and that we demand of our Ropresenlutives that they pasa such other sud nddie tionul legislation ne may be neceeeary to a full roaliza- tion of the fulention of the framers of tho Constitu~ tion of 1870 in this regerd, 2, That wo hereby pledgo ourselves, regardiees of former party prejudices or predilections, to voto for no man for oflice who is oppused to us on_ this ques- tlon, and to support nad suctain thoso whoare in- our fovor and opposed Lo the railrond moncyolice, 3, 'That wo ure pleased to cxpress our appreciation of thio energy and fdelity of our former citizon, R, I, Morgan, Jr., in the discharge of Lis ofiicial duties as Taflroad und Warchouso Commingfoner, and, witl conndence in_bis integrity, we_reconunend hid rewpe polntinent ; and fhat wo earnestly request thut there ba two new Ruilrosd Commisefonety apponted who ara fully In sympathy with tho producing and conunerelal clagdes of {he Stale, 4, That v yecounmend the nppointment of ono dsle gato from each town to attend tiio Slate Convention ot Bloomington, to 1o held on the 15th and 10th fust, 5, That, if we, tho peoplo of Ilinois and of tho United Blates, (hrough tho Slato sud Federnl Courts fuil to oblafu redrens of grievances from monopolics under oxiating Inw, wo Letition for nu amendment or amendimenta of the'Stato and Federal Coustitutions, Lead ot eqnity, cecustng cqual Justico and prolection toall; the to-cilied rallrond contracts to tho coutrary notwlibetanding, . At tho ovening session tho Conventipn pro- cooded to form & poymnnent organization to o Tmown gs tho Livingeton Couuly Farmers' Association, - “Ihe object of thid Assoclation shill bo to ob- tain n reduction of freight and lvnsuongor rates of toll on tho noveral railronds of this Stato, and also relief from tho ‘unjust discriminations of oll other monopolics, The following porsons were thon elected ns offcors of the Associntion: Prestdent—. I, Btitt, Vico President—W. U, Fyfo, ¢ Seeretary—H. . Privic, Ansistant S ary—A. W. Kellogg, Tyeasurer—Ldwnrd Jolwmsou, “Erecutive Commiltce—Syducy 8, Morgon, Willlam Colan, Jeiferzon P, Louston, Geo, II, Wentz, Bumuel G, Iadd, i % The following Committeo of ono from ench town in tho ooum?y wus then appointed, for tho prrposo of organization, and sdvancing the ob- §em of tho Asuociation, and slwo Lo tuko such other and necessnry stepy as shindl cleet one del- ogato from each town in the county to the Sfatp Convontion Q Waldo, Jncob Faullicmer; Xebraska, 3, W, Bnys der Tong Point, I, L. §tratton; Luading, L. M, Haw- yer{ Dike, ', 8, Sydam; Rooks Crecl, 5. 8, Horrin ; Améty, L, < ton, David Nucklost; Epe purd’s Point, A, J. McGunueed ; Pontiue, doff ot~ ton; Eemen, U, W, Sterty : Danbury, Asa Dlakely ; Bello Pralrie, B, Fitel ; Inalan Grove, Decatuy Yeach & ‘Avogn, D, Ostrunder; Owego, Wi, J. MeKigau # Odoll, MeGlary s Novada, Bonj, hompeon ; Eayeite, 1, Cutton 3 Dwight, Robert ‘Thompson ; Hound Grove, Gev, Dlixzon 3 Union, John Tarbieon’s Torreat, Brons son Smitli; Vleasant' Ridge, Low Hollowny ; ‘Saune~ suln, ‘Thouias Baffora ; Gurmantown, A, 1Y, Minuerly ; Chisfawortl, I, 1%, Foui;_Oharlotte, ' Owen Fnogun Sulilvay, 1, 1% Qritten ;' Brougliton, W, Marviu, It wos movod oud onrrled that the Prosidont, Yico Dresident, and Scoretary, with the Lxocus tivo_Committco, bo sppointed ‘ua’ deloghtos ta the Btato Convention to bo held ft Bloomington on tho 16th and 16th of Tanuary, Tt was moved and carried that a petition be at onco drawn up and eciroulated throughout the county for signaturos, asking that tho Logisla- turo appropriato such funds, and pnes such other luws, ns shall bo necegsnry to onnble the Railroad Commisslonors to ful ly carry out tho Railroad Inw of our Kteto ng passed in 1871, Tho Convention then adjourncd, subject to tho call of tho Presidont, : J. 1, Brrr, Presidont, 8. T, K: Prixe, Beerolyry, LT A Landldates for the Bar, Special Deapateh to T'he E‘Mflu{u 2'ribune, BroiNarieLy, Jan, 0.—1The following aro the names of the gontlomon comprising tho class oxnmined beforo tho aprema L‘nurt for ‘admis- plon to practico low: Ydwin M, Asheroft, of Tayotto County ; Thoo. I, Daggy, of Douglass Mosos 11, Evans, of Iroquois; A, Goodrich, of Sangamon : Abol I, Heavilon; of Cook ; 1loraco @, Lant, of Coolt; Duncan MeDougall, Balle; ‘John A, Pattertion, of \Wnrrop " Ttott, of Whitosida; W, I Btaokdale, of Bangn- mon; Arthny Boliroodor, of Cool; Mnx Son- nenxeboin, of Coolt; Jamos O, Btoole, of Craw- ford; Porry Trambull, of Caok; Thomas Pars Tor, of Couk, Tt is supposad that nourly ll'the clpgs will pasn, Toemoriow u ctass uxiun‘lly largo will ko exanined, and tho declsion will bo made upon the moxily of thoso oxamined to-duy, A - Tho Taratosa Ch Buck % Rayoer dvaw truc Gogeer water ol {he “Hoa," AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, Xts Work During the Past Forty-olght Yenrs. From the Boston Gisbe, Evorybody has read of the Amorizan Tract Bocioty, and frequontly oncountora ftu woll- known imprlnt, not only on tracts, but on hound volumon of various aizos: but thora nro prob- shly fow peoplo not directly connocted with the organization who lave o dofinite iden of the magnitude of tho work that it has done during {lio forty-olglit yoars of its oxistonco, Ita pub- lieationa during that timohave renchod the num- Der of 808,509,039, of which 26,607,805 aro vol- umes, the rosl boln tracts, qnpuru, and carda, During tho yoar 1871 it issuod 108 uow publiea- tions, af which forly-soyon woro volumos, It prints four monthlics and two wooklics, the for- mor of which have o united cirenlntion of 660,000 coplos, oud tho lattor of 24,000, Many of thoso publicatious nro filnatrated, and not flustratod in the traditional Sunday Hohool book fashion. ‘Thoro aro nono of tho engravings rep~ rosonting children arrayed in garments fashiona- blo in tho your 1798, grouped with furnituro of 1688, which used to ornamont books in old daya, ‘Tho Boolety tukes pride in making theso illustra~ tions worthy of thoir subjects, and has done so from its foundation, and issues mnny books which, it stylo of bindlng and printing, comynre favorabl: wftl\ those sont forth by tho other pub- lishing houscs, It prints in tiwolve difforont Ianguagos at the Tract Houso, and in 130 moro 8t lflz ifforont misglonary stations In various parts of tho world, It has now in oirculation nbroad 6,039 publications. Theso are diffused by the offorts of tho misslonarics at tho diffor- ont_satations. In tho Unitod Slates this work is largoly ~donmo by cnl{iorluuru, of whom it omploys 200, During tho yonr 'ending March, 1872, theso travellors mado no loss than 263,408 visits, old 198,935 Dooks, and gavo n\vnyafi,flsmum. 'They Emrem: their journoys in almost overy -State, althongh only six aro to bo found in Now England. Vir- zinln is patrollod by twonty-nino, North Onrolinn v twonty-thrao, and Wost Virginin by twonty- two. The npmbor of ignorant negrocs to bo found in theso Btatos ncoounts for this npparent disproportion. Tho life of o colporteur is ox- tremoly laborious, and tho enlary of $300 and oxponacs i not g0 princoly aa to tompt any ono to enter upon tho profesaion for mercenary mo- tlvos, and tho mon ongagod in it nro, connos uently, persons dovoted to tho eango for which thoy labor. In many portiona of tho West nud Bouth whero churches are widoly seattored, they are frequontly obligod to act as pastors of their rospoctivo cirouits, and thelr dutics aro as onor- ous as variod. As ono wrote from Kansas, lnat pummer, ‘‘To preach tho Gospel, carry books, keop one’s temypor, and maka ather pooplo hap- Py, on o diet of pork nnd Indian bread, with tha thormomoeter at 116 dc%:ceu 18 not always an oasy task.” But in this band of laborers are to be found o largo numbor of men of wide and | varled culturo, who have abandoned nll chances of fame and worldly honor to advauce tho work of ovaugelization. _Not only the negroes, but iho Chinceo of tho Pacific const, aud the Indinns on tho Western regorvation, aro objeets of solie- itudo tothe Tract Society. ~Sundny Schools Lnvo been esteblished among the. former, and a col- porteur travels among tfiu lattor, “'he socloty fs supported by voluntary contri- butions, which amounted to over half a million of dollars during tho year onding March, 1872. Of this, New York gave tho largest sum, 959,- 1728.99, and Louisiana tho smallost, §2. About 1,000 = wool was employed in tho gratuitous digtribution of hooks and pamphlets, and the rest in printing and tho other obvious exponscs of the organization, Tho sccioty hns now on hond o list of publications, the catalogue of which covors forty-cight ootavo pages, embrac- ing works in various Innguages, among which is included tho largest colloction of Spanish Protestant books known to Do in existonco, BOWLES BROTHERS. Meecting of the Paris Creditors—A Lady Tells Mow She Was Treated by the Firm. From the Amerfcan Register, Dee, 21, A mocting of tho creditors of Mossrs, Bowles Brothors was hold, on Tuesdny Inst, al tho bank- ing-houso in tho Rue do In Paix, Colonel Todd, of 8t. Louis, in tho chair, It wau attonded by & Jarge number of unfortunates, among whom wera peveral ladies, and the procoedings were watched apparontly with grent intcrost bya numbor of Japaneso studouts in European cos- tume, who, from their attentive domonnor, woro ovidently impressed with tho iden that some strange tcone, totally ab varlenco witls their Oriental notions, wns nbout to bo onactod, * ** Daron do Riviere stated that it had boen a task of oxtremo difficulty o oblain any roliablo informnation ns to the transactionsof tho Mossry. Bovwles, owing to tho iact that, during a large Kurtinu of their business cdrecr, tho firm had opt no regular books. In tho yonr 1871 a sot of hooks in couformity with tho French law hind beon opened for ‘the ifiat time, and the Chnairman regrottcd to stato that tho Lalanco- sheot presonted to tho croditors at the previons moeting was wholly unroliable and delusivo, The businoss of the bank had beon conducted without any capital whatecevor., It was truo that tho deed of partnorship stated that tho cepital of tho firm consisted of ono million of francs, of which one-holf was furnished by _tho Dessra, DBowles, and oue-halt by Mr., Apploton, bLut ' no part of this Dbnd ever Lieen paid_into tho bank, cxoepting n sum of 260,000 by Mr. Apploton, which nmounit, saving only 1,800, had been subsequently with- drawn by that gentloman.e o further stated that tho Committeo of Suporvision hed received ‘no communications from tho Bonton and Now York branches of Bowles Brothers, oxeopt telee grama of a vory unsatisfagtory and irrelovant charactor, The entire funds and properly of tho Boston and Now York houses had been at- tachied by Mr. Apploton to the projudico of tho craditors of the Pavis house. Alluding to tho chargea of fraud brought against the Messra, Bo\vfim in Tondon, ho addod that, s far as the Committeo of Bupervision lad boen able o inr ¢ vostigato tho facls, mo misappropriation or Dronch of trust had Leen committed by tho Paris branoh of Bowles Brothors. Upon this a ouris ous scono ensued. A lndy creditor, Mrs, Jano Qray Seavor, started up from bor chpir and anid: “I caunol pormit you, Mr. Chairman, ‘to mske any snch statomont, You are laboring under f mistake, sir, if you boliove this houso froo from thg stigma of fraud, A week provious to the failuro of ‘this houso, I arvived in Paris from New Yorl, bringing o lotter of introduction given. mo by o geptloman to Mr, Charles Boyles, whom ha kuow hero quite intimuntoly somo yesrs ago, when he wag prosumed to bo a gentlomeu, I nleo brought with mo n drafb for 5,000 and eome odd francs on tho housa of Bowles DBrothers, togother with a lottor of oredit on Brown, Blipley & Co. The mm’nlng aftor my arrival in_Paris I colled ab this house and asked for Mr, Chorles Bowles, and was informod that ho bad gono to Amorica, M. Villinmy Bowles thon “eamo forward, rend the lotter intended for hin brothor, and vory courteously put bimsolf at i{ly dispopal. I thanked lam, and said ; * Mr, Bowlos, I Luve adraft on you,' b Lho game timo Linuding the paper to bim,” Ha apenod and rend it, snying s Vory wall, Madam, do you with anything on it this mornlug ¥ * No, siv) T ropliod, ‘I will an“ inin a doyor twa and got somothing.’ I then addsd: ** By tho way, Mr, Bowlos, I bavo a lotter of crodit on anofhor hotige, which {(wrlmps 1 had bettor leavo with you for eafo koeping, loe} 1 should loso jt,! ~ £Ob, by ull moans, leavo it with us,’ wad hig roplly, *I can logl 1t up in ‘tho safo; should you fosp b it would causa you groat in- convouience.’ I drew tho letter from my pocket, and as I handed it to him I romarked ’,hv‘& 1 did not wish to draw any menoy on it While in Paris, ns it would pnablo™me to draw all over Eurgpe, und”"'my draft on him would Lo Quito suficlent ~for my wants while I fomainod in the Fronoch GBFHAL Ho roplied ¢hat it would bo porfeotly safo with thom, and T bado him good moruing and loff. This wau on the Saturday morning, one week provious to tho failuro. On the Wadneaday following, three days beforo the house auaggndod, I camo t9 tho bank and again callod for My, Willinm Bowlos, ‘who immediatoly upPunroL\. X said {o him, ¢ Mr, Bowles, I will hays to draw ol you for a littld money this maraing. Yo askod yao’ how muoh I wantod, aud I ropliod ‘abeut 400 franve, Mo worik £6 the nafo, volintod oub tho amount, and #afd, ‘F(nra [y 1(]0 francs,’ raquosting me at the eame time to sign & papor, which I eupposed wos roceipt for tho amount, I didn't read {6, hut anid, as I compliod with the raqueat, My, Dowles, Tlmow notning of bugings, but suppose it will be all rlnhu Thave to trust nn(lrufi' to you.' ; You will bo dealt with honorably, Madam,’ he fopllod, “1gaid. {1 prowmo s, {hanked ond left, On the following Monday. oy Leard, liko evoryono olao, af the q?nllm'n, and uumnul\ to thn bynk b got my lottor of credit., It ¢ bnd Voturned to my hotel, resigned to Jodo‘iny monoy. I kapponod to romark %n, L1320 ono at'the hiouso whore I resided that ¥ had n day or two provious drawn 403 franos on my draft. Thoroupon Tway ndvised to opon ny lottor-of cradje, anil” seo thatit had uot booi charged to e on that, ¢ Wiy, I suid, * of coursq not; thoy could not, I hnd & draft on thom, and ilrg:’llgtlfir In ?)u "nlm‘)flmv tle\ma‘ Bosidos, Mr, { 8 know that T did not intond making ugo of it horo,! Howover, I'drow the lattor h%m tho ml\'u]u{m. and, 8ir, if you know unythlug of Yau- koo upirit and nngfer [applauso] when ll‘flnul‘luan to ita higheat nlich =ayibly hLavo von vasw somo_ concoption of my indignation when I found that Mr. Bowles hnd oharged it to my lot- tor of crodit. I hastonod back to the bank and asked to sco Mr, Bowlos; I was told that I conld not oo him, ns ho was ongaged, Isald I will noo hiim or X will tear down avery atona from thin building, [I\ppln\lm.i] Iwns thon ushored iuto his presence, and, whon I confronted him, and nceusod hilm of tho fraud, ho told me such a {)il.llul story, at tho snma timo promising to have lint_amount rofundod to mo, that ho quito won my sympatbios, and I advised him to go to bed, and rost. [Applause.] On tho following dny & mooting was called, and I was summonoed to Do progent, whon ihis gentleman,” con- tivuod Mrs, Boaver, poluting {o the Ilawyer who lind worked zenlously for tho houso, ‘‘put such n favorable mspoct upon matters, and won 8o upon my sympaiiien—Oh, I bog your pavrdon, sir, you wero but dolng your duty,” sho romnrkad, a6 the gontloman_reforred “to inlf roao from L chnir aa though Le would dofond himgolf—* that T was thofirst to sign tho paper xtnmln;i tho firm sixty days' graco. Dut, sir, ot tho oxpiration of that timo I will arresi Willirm Boylcs {£ T can catels bim, T hopo, gen- tlomon, I hiave not detained tho meoting too long," and tho sponkor bowed nud retired amid o guod deal of applause. t was proposocd and secondod that o Rocolver should bo appointed to act as custodian of the naseta until tho ndoption of procoadings in banlk- ruptey. Mr, O'Hara and the bookkeeper of tho nuoponded firm wore accordingly delognted to fultill this truat. 'Tho mooting thon ndjourncd. —_—— A Romantic Marriage. Quito o romantio mnrrlni;u rocoutly tool placo botwoen n wealthy bachelor of Georgatown, D. C., aud Lo woman whoso hand ho hnd eagorly but vainly sought in his youth. Fifteon yoars ago Miss , tho dauglilor of an ofticer of tho Governmont, was & bonutiful, fresh, young girl, ndmired and sought ftor at the capital by mauny unitors, and ono, & Mr. , of Georgetowii, was 80 Biucoro in his dovotion to hor, that sho cowld not but accord him tho higheat measuro of lior rogard, although sho gave her Loart and hand to nnother. 8o deeply rooted was her ostcom for tho rojoctod lovor that, whon her first child, n son, was born, sho gave him tho namo she had rofused to accept for horself, Hor husband was an ofticor of the army and was Lilled flghl(u%ou the Southorn side fn tho sec- ond yoar of tho robollion, and his widow retirod to n cortain city out Wost and lived in quiot and retiromont with her child, Last summor the boy, 12 yoara old, sickonod snd died. The woalthy bacholor of Goorgotown saw tho death of his namosako in a nowspapor, and it was tho first nows ho had bad in many yearsof thoe ‘woman ho hind wooed and lost, ko determined to wrilo and ronow tho offor holind 4o unauccess= fully mado fifteon years ago. Ho wroto and offered himsolf and 21l his posacssions, on tho condition that he was to recolvo for an answor a docided yos or mo. In duo timo an answor camo. The widow said sho was much ohanged by tho lapse of yoars, and moro still Ly hor cares and afilictions. Sho had lost hor choorfullness, boauty, alt that had onco mado bor atiractivo ; still, if “what romain- ed of her former solf was worth having, then hor dear old friond was welcomo to the wrecl, and in six wooke he might come to seo her and tho wedding-day ehould be fixed. Tho **dear old friend” lad waitod too long to brook ovon o dny's unnccessary delay, 5o the noxt train after the receipt of thoe lotter carried him to the homo of his boloved in tho West. IIe found tho lm{f vory much un{)ro ared to rocelva bim ; sho bad not a tooth in her head, and becauso hor mouth was boing propared for o falso sot eho hed postponed the visit for six weoks. But tho ordont lover wouldn't walt for tho toeth, and so tho twain woro mado one in spito of this littlo drawbaclr, - Thoy are now living In Georgetown, hoppy and prosperous, and not oven the tooth nro wanting to onablo the wife to enjoy all the good things offered for heor accoptanco, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Now Yorlk Financial Nows. NEW Yonx, Jan, 9.—Money was active and close at 7 per cent to 116 por day, with tho bulk of the buslucss ot 1-32@1-16, Tho Bank of Commerco snd tho Fourth Nattonal Dank havo paid Into tho Treasury $1,115,846, belng 1ho balance of tho §6,020,387 doposited with {hem early 1u October to rolieve the monoy market, Storling quiot at 1092,@109};, Gold ruled srong{ openeid nt 112)¢, advanced to 1124, and closed at \l'lfi@fl'l}fl . Losns sl SGT, Cloalng 000000, Wroasisy disbursomen, 3 Governmonta <@ better and firm, Blato bonds dull bt frm, 8tocks woeo frm carly u tho day, X@1X porcent, Weatern foaturo and roso from B0) to 824, Pacifio Mal Toso from 703 ¢ o7l%, whilo Indiana Goutral advanced % ; Union Pacille, 233 Now York Contral, Erfo, and Tock Istand and olliora 3, Tu flie attors noon tho caurse of (ho wholo market changed, and prices declined ou the entire list, Pacitle falling to 6977, Weatern Unlon to 813g, rlo {o 0153, Central to 10135, Indfuna Qentral to 38%¢, Union Lacitlo to 373, Wabssh ta 73)¢, Rock Inluud {0 1003{, Ohio to 403, Northwest- cru to 81, cte, After 3:30 p, m,, the wholo market was firmer, and a portion of the declino wan recoverad, Tisero wero 20 bids for gold, amounting to §4,445,000, at from 111,51 fo 112,30, Tho Government sold ono milfion ot 112,00 Tl nowa o tlio doath of tho ex-Emporor Nepclaon was {ssued fuan cxtra this morning, but Wall stroet Tocovod it without iy capecial emofion, Tho pubils geunerally wero nnmoved, ‘Blotling, 1093, GOVERNMENT NONDS. 1102 Coupona, %7, L1133 (Conpous, '8, when priceandvancedl Unlon was tho lendin Coupons, ‘al 6-208 of 702, Coupons, G: Couyons, ¢! Coupons, "5 (now) zonns, 3 \Virginias, old ,........48 ¢ North Catoling, oid, 033 5| North Guroliuss, new,18 Virginias, n 1 0w, Terro Huute ...\ 's| Terro tnuto pfd . 1702, Chioego &f‘{\lmu Harlem pfd Michigan_Con Indiana Central Piltaburgh . ¢ llinola Contral,... Northwestern, . 81" |Unlon Paciilc atocks, Nortlwestern pfd..., 87 |Univn Pacifle hogda, Rock Ialand 1004¢ Central Pavitlo bonds N, J. Coutrai ¢|Del,, Luck, & V. I & Ht, Joo,..ly, B. 11, & Erlo, Foroign NMuricots; Laverroor, Jan, 9—11 &, m,~Flour 80s, Whoat, winter, 12:@12s 2d { spring, 14 6d@12s 9d; white, 124 Td@126 4d ; wlub, 133 2d@13s d4d, Corw, 28s 0 283 0. Pork, 623 6d, Tard, 37s 4d, Sl Livenvoor, Jau, —3 p, ul.—Brondstuta quist and wiehinged. * IVERTOOL, Jun, 9~ p, m,—DBrendstulls unchangs o, Tard, B0y b LoNnow, Jau, 0=-11 s, m.—~Tho rate of discount ot tho Dank of England Lins beon reduced 4per cent, and 18 10w 43¢ por ceut, LoNDON, Jany, Y—Consols for monay, 023¢ 1 consals for accouut, 92i( ; 5-204 of 'G5, 03 ; 6:20a of 37, 9333 10-105, 8925 110w 55, 90X § Ltlo, 6035, o buillon in (he Bank of Lugland bno ncreeed £87,000, Tho rato of monuy bn {iio Btock Exchenge, on Government sevurltios, 5 1 per cont lower (hat tha Dbauk tate, Tho rato of disconnt, for thren montha® i ogion market,is 3 per cent below tho bank rate, TrANKror, Jan, D, 02, 003 ; 3 , Jan,0,—Cotton tirm, with su ndvenclug § infddling uplaud, 105@104 ; Orloncs, 1037 gnles 10,000 bules 3 upeculntion end export 000 Ited wintor whet, 134@14s 20, Flour, S0, Corn, 98" 5U@Ba 04, Ticor, '00s 0, Lard, 505 6d, :Jh«;:::iu, tds, - Cumbertand wmfadics, 358 0d, Bhort siba; 058 0, | 3 Gufinlo Live Ytock Marlkot. Burrao, N, ¥, Jon, 0.—Oarrre—Kecelpts to-day 201, waking hio"total mubply for tho weuk thus sy 9,485, or 205 cars sgafnst 273 "cara tho_sauio {hmo lust oek. Bupnly totally inadoguate toniast tho demend, ‘The fow eattlgofforing wore quickly faken, leaving tho yarda bare of oll but n few Udds and ends, Trade yua not suflclent L ‘eiablish, o quolabl markol, Balce: 02 Ohiv stéore, 1,208 to 1,920 1bn, t $6.0660,05; a1 Giio"stockers, 053 1bs, at #4303 81’ Tliucts steore, ,298 to 1,820 lbs, it $0.25¢30,04 1 HI Dllnofs steors, 1,21 101,280 1bs, nt 25,873, 1 08 Texns stcers, $1,161 e, 0t 95,25, Woxnua scarco and fn good request af vey v adanco, ; HELE AND Lastnd=Recolpts to- tho {otal eupply for the weok (hn?fif‘lfiu 5,500 tho samo timo laat week, ~Market 1ivoly at yoa- tordays prices, Hatee, 807 Cunada shoep, 110@145 I, £0,0030,7 5 497 Cunada aboop aid lambs, 90@16G bs) et b ol B S o 0] , o) .28 siisop, G103 Tnf-,lm £0.25630.60, 0038:281 T84 Dllo oas—Rocolpts 'to-day, 605, miaking tbo total supp! for tho week thua G SN0 Rue. Ehrtee 1o000 Dok samo tima loat weoky Mubket duill dt $4.25 for haney ta .50 m hit hoga, anlauéi,nflu Ohlo nyd ,}u\u. nn 048, 100 1bs, $4,25@ 4.1 3 3 i X 2@4.80, " Tho tendeacy of pricea et Now ¥orlk Live Stock Marlet, Nyw Yok, Jun, 0,—LIve Brook—Faly woatlier, Yghlal run G utock, and ail markolu strong wud acs Vo, OaxrLE—Rocolpts to.day, 2,100, making 5,700 slnco gabnidsy, or 600 fosi than tho burmo ins futt WEok, Advanco sbout afc, and ull sold; sarcoly any Toxuna, o thiuvost Moty wout at 11i¢c, with primo at 1o oxtras would reach 14X, if beré, Halou—3 cats primo 73 ewt Tlinols ut 1o ‘cars T3¢ owt Kontuoky ut §00; &caen 65 owt Minols ut 113667 tha por owt; 0 cara & SNl 10 @12K04 T cars entuehy TxGTA oWt ab 1K@13e; [0t of bulls, 425e, Hurieotal s £er 108 o weok, 15,200, oF sbout 1o a0 i laet weel, Halen quick, prices fally sue- tatucd ; 4 nrs poor Olto skl 4t 43¢, with a vary fow atliors below 60,0 lot of 831y Lutdiibigue s cav ot 80 13m, Michigan, 03¢0 ; deok 90 lba, Inillann, Tos & cara, 03 1bm, Ohlo, 73¢c ;'and car, 14 1o, Canaidns, 8ifc. Olono'very frm, TM0aA~To-1ny, 46 crs, making 20,000 sinco watur- day, ngainnt 26,600 samo dato Iast woek, Markol irm at43@ho forlfve, A car, 140 Ibs, smooth Kentucky ity 6140 ¢ Aromacd, By(Tc'; extromos, Wenforn drosnei solling at 6@63ic, o fow rough, very heavy, 4)ge. Pittaburgh 0t Markot. Piranunar, Jan, 9.—Crude petroloum flemer; $2.93@240, Ttefinod_quict; Phitndalphla, e} New York, 2745¢ ou cars § Pittaburgh, 193gc, The Produce Marlete, NEW YOI, Nrw Yonk, Jan, 0.—CorToN—In moderato demand ; middilng upland, BiEADATUZFA—Tlour—darket nteady and quio Tecoipts, 10,000 brla; super Westurn and State, 0,50 ; common to good oxtra, $7.10@7.65 ; ool to cholce, $7.06@B.00 ; whito wheat cxtra, $7.75@1.5( oxtra ~ Ohlo, $7.20@0,50; Bt Loule, $7,05@13.00, Ttyo flour and corn meal unchanged, Wheat dull and lower ; recolpts, 32,000 buj very chofco Milwaulco spring in atoro, $1,65 3 primo do, afloat, 1.5 1 fuforior spring, $1.40@1.62; red Wealorn, $1.73G3LE6; No. 8 spring, $1.05, Tiye Tllul and’ firm, Barley auily Western, 850 ¢ Oanada Enst, $1,00. Malt quiet, Corn steady ; fair demanil § rocelpts, 21,000 bu; old Wests orn mixed, 00@06}¢ § do in slors, Odc; new do, (5@ 67c; yellow, 61@08e, " Oats—Now offcred less freely 3 rices ndvaucod 3 Tocelpts, 33,000 bu; new inixed ‘;e'u(mn, 47@500 § whito, 43@63¢ 1 Llack Westorn, 410G <, Laag—Firm ; Wostern, 37@373¢c. JIAY—TFirm, Hora—VYory firm, Gnocoemes—Colfes quict; 106@10e, Bugar innctive ; fulr to good rofining, 9@03(c, Molasses steady, Itco unchenged, TPemioLtun—Crude, 104¢ ; Tefincd, 21@7xc, TonreNTINE—Stendy nf 59¢, Trovistone—Pork dutl and nominal, Mess, $13.75 3 sflmo mceks, $14,00@14.60, Deef dull nod unchanged, ut moats v"lllu + slioulders, 70, Middles firm long clear, 0%@7o; short clear, T%@7), Lard flrm; steam, 77;@Bo ; keltle, 87, Butrer—Acllve ; Wealorn, 11G16e, Cueesr—Steady nt 12@14)c. Wittager—Firmer ot 05c. i NEV OULEANS, i £w ORLEANS, Jan, 0.—DBnEADNTUFFs—Flour firm ; XXX, $7.87@0.00's family, 30.50@10.60, Corn in good domand and lower, ot 62@63c, Oats oaaler, ot 480, Brax—Dull and lower, at $1,30, Groormizs—Sugar dull; fuferior, E¥@0xc; com- mon, BY@7X0; fair to fully falr, 13(@83c, 'Othors uncharged. CorroN—Quiot and steady; #ales, 6,000 bales ; good ordinary, 17%@17%0; low middling, 18%@18%c; middling, 1061950 ; middling Orleans, 105@103%c; Teceipts, 8,025 bales; exports to Liverpool, 6,073 baloa; Darcolons, 606 bales; constwlsc, 48 'bales; stock, 104,093 bales, CINGINNATI. & Orxonoeart, Jan, 9,—Bneavsrurrs~Flour firm $8.00@6.23. Wheat searco aud firm; $165, Other graine firm, unchanged, O1re—-8 e PRoviBIoNs—Flrm. Pork, §12,95 bid ; $19.50 ankod. Xard stondy; ntonm, 7:@73-100; keltlo, T@T5sc. Bulk moata ' firm ; 'shoulders, 40 clear Tiv, 0o} clear, 8i(r. Tacon quict ; shoulders, 470 ; clear rib, 734c.’ Green monts firm, In good domand ; shouldcrs 9%a; clear rib, 6o, Hams, B@Jie, medium to loas—Activo s $4.00G4.10, Tccelpts, 14,000, ‘Winsgxy~—Firm ; 89c, 'MILWAUKEE, MILWAURER, Jan. 0,—Breapsturrg—Flour quict and \mchnnfind. ‘Whent fn falr domand and fizm ; No, 1 at $1.20; No. 2ot $1.23, Oats ateady ; No, 2 at 20}(c. Corn scarco and firm; No, 2at 3¢, Tiyo steady; No, 2at 67c, Darley steady ; No, 2 at 72¢, RecetrTs—Flour, 1,000 bris, Wheat, 15,000 bu, BureeNTa~Flour, 3,000 brie, - Whea, 400 bu, 'DETROLT, Drrnorr, Jan, 9.—GnaTN—Wiioat quiet ; extra white nt $1.89; No. 1 at $1.783: amber at $1.624¢@1.00, Qoru steddy at 40c. Oats dull nt 33%0, Drissed Hoos—AL $4.00Q405, Kocofnts, 1,700, TOLEDO. Tonepo, 0., Jan, 0.—BneivsTurrs—Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull _and lowor; No. 2 whito Wabasl, §1.83 1 No, 3 do, $1,70; No. 1 whito Michigan, sm?q s No. 4 do, $1.67; amber Michigan, $1,60 + No. 4 rod, $1.63; No. 8 'do, $L50k. Corn stendy } high mized, 580 ‘spot’; 43%¢c seller May ; low mixad, 873o; yellow, 38)e. Oats quict ; No, 3,'22@32e. Oroven SeEp—Active, Dressep Hons—$4.60, TEozreza—Tlonr, 1,000 brla; wheat, 17,000 buj corn, 10,000 bu ; oats, 9, bu, BrnratkNra—Flour, 300 bris, wheat, 5,000 bu; corn, 18,000 bu ; oats, 1,000 bu, OLEVELAND, OLEVELAND, Jan., 0.—BREADSTUFFS—Flour quict and unchangod. Wheat dull; No, 1 red, $1,73% § Corn quict ; mixed held at d6@40c, Oats steady'; No, 1 Blate, 37, PrrnonsoM—Rofined fn folr demand and pricos unchanged, LOUISVILLE, Loursvitre, Jan, 0,—FLoun—Vory firm and In fair demand ; oxtra famlly, $0.75. PhovintoNs—In fulf demand and sirong at yesterday’s totations, Moss pork, £13,50; hcon shouldors, 5 clear rib, Txc: clear, 80 packed ; bulk shouldots, 1G dizey clear rib, 07¢; clear, 0X@03¢ looso; %o higher packed, Lard, T3/@8e, laas—Firm at $3,85@4.00 for good to extra ; heavy, £4.00@4.10. Neceipts, 4,600, Winsiei—Stoady o )@y, BUPrALo, Jon, 9,~Nothing doing ; pricos nominall UPFALO, Jan, 9,~Nothing dof ] 3 g dofng ; prl ominally MEMPIIIS, Mparaie, Jan, 9.—OorTox—Dull aud drooplng ; good ordinary, 180 ; low middling, 196 ; middiiug, 200, BReADSTUFEs—Flour quict and Weak at $5.75@10.60. Carn menl dull and drooping, Corn dull and droop- ing at 51@A20, Oats quist ; weak at 45@48c. Lav—Activo ; $30,00@42.00, Brav~—Snsaree opd drm, Provisi, alk meats sleady ; shonlders, 43¢} clear rib, 6X(c ; clesr, 6o, oLard, D@0, ST, L . Br, Lous, Jan, 9.—BRrApstorrs— Flour qulct and firm, Wheat- ng in light demand, but drm. und higher ; No, 2 roft, §1.34 ; No, 4 fall, $1,65, Corn firm, offorings smull; Whito mixed, 30}@d7%c. Oats firm, offerings light ; No, 9, 9T @2¥xc, Barloy quict; No.2, 65@08c. Ryo lower; No. 2, o, Witskey—Quict at 91GH%e ProvieioNs—Pork nominal, Bulk meats in fair do- mand for futuro ; 10080 sholders delivered up country, 83go; Aollor March, packed lots on ordors, shoulders, 4@4lfc; clear rib, 0@06Ye; clear, Gi@0'4c. Bacon nominal ; mowlders, Gie; cloar Tib, TiH@SNC ; clesr, 8@8Xe. 'Lard firm, 0Gs—Bteads, OSWEGO. 08WwEao, Jan, 9.—Gnary—Wheat firm, No. 1, $1.70, Coru dull, Oals steady ; State, 402, Barley firin ; Dy of Quinto, §1.00, PHILADELPHIA, PIUILADELPNTY, Jan, 0.—BREADSTUFFs-~Flour f bt there b 10 oxport demand ; suporfine, $4.50 oxlray, $5.76@0,60 Wheat fmnor, but hot i bighor'; ¥ad, $3,00; white, $2.05@2.10, Tyo wnclisnged. WinsgEy—04e, PrrnoLEva—Orude, 14% @160 rofined, 20@%o. BALTINORE. Turrrvone, Jan, 0.—BieapsTurFi—Tlour frm ond unchavged, Wheat quict; choleo whito and umber, 2.15@3.23; falr to prime, $1.85@2,10; common to 0@1.05. Corn quict; mixed Weslern, 62 02%e,” ‘Oalu firn 1ot quotably higher; wixed Western, 45@47 3¢ te, 50@52%e, Rye unchanged, ProvissoNs—Firn, Mess pork $19,00@13.60, Bulk monts activa; shouldors, 4j7c; clear rib, 630 ; rih sldes, 63(@0c, lacon uuchanged; new hams, Hx@ 1%, Lard firm, WmsgEY—02@ 44 B R st SPECIAL NOTICES. A Good Thing Duly Appreciated. No bonofleial rovolution ovor goos backward; and this ‘maxim fs oa savarlsblo fn modictuo as fn politics, Tho de ventof 1ostotter'a Slomnch Bitters, twonty yeara ago, produced & rovolution in thy treatmont of inrgo class of allments, and that revolutton has ovor stacg hoen tn *tha full tido of sucoesstul orporiment,” If that tido has borno tho gropriotors of tho colohrated vegotablo apecilia “Vou to fortuno,” 1t hns aleq borno thousands of human beings, who woro laminiishing under tho offocts of dis- easo, swenk aud hopcless, out of tho depthe of despond” onoy into the paradiso of hoaltlh and choorfulnoss. 1¢ Is 1o axaggoration to say, that g tho vigor, tho rogularity of Bablt of body, tho good appotito, aud porfeet digastion, aoquirod undor tho oporation of this unoqualled fonte nud corroctivo, multitudos of peoplo In ovory walk of life, who bad boon velaly physickod fn tho wsual way, oo thy Wosslogu of renowed hoalih and He prospoct of vvlonzed o, R GAUTION! woissmmanms s luyera are cautioned to avold the nuuorous Countor- Iy foits and Initations affored for enle, JONN DONCANS HONS, Now York, for the Unitod Statos. EDUEQEIONAL. Mademoisells Tardivel's Fronch School hia only opa in N. Y. whoro Eronoh ta taughtas fu Pasis, Bhonmy lfifi!uh b idhtne. eanton, Sanaamd Sae: included fn tho tuition. Boardors havdauezcallent hame. Tar iroularn, 25 Wb EOrty-sixiBeste, Na e Rofors by pormission b Mes. 14, 1o Uoodell Ste, Georgo My Bults Ty Giltheo, 11 M G, . Biawt, St Louis; 51 1 Bl Guingy, 1. - DISSQLUTION NOTICES, DISSOLUTION. *€ho_copnrtnorship herotol namg of Foyie, BUolte, Gta g (los 1 hegoby diseoteen™ BENJAMIN 0, 1IAIVES. DISSOLUTION. Mr. Frauk O, Popo rotlres trom our firm from this\iato, Wo wlil continuo ta oarry on tho wholosalo grocers busle 083 at the old stand, 31 and 33 ast Randolph-st. WAL T\ ALLEN, QHAS, ¥ JORYELL, MAN 8, ROUNDS, MISCELLANEOUS. Lnnuriant Whiskers, Moustaches, Eyebrows, £i. MARTINA'S WONLD-RENOWNED ~TOMADE, wall kugiwn throtighiout Tursho snd Aiorloa, (orcos, Whiskers aund noustzehas to grow s (o chicotost fus WAkguL aring tho siin, A suro romedy for buldnosa, Ieioo, 100, W1 Bt soupiatabis i stored oo Bl drsse” ord,_Agoniy vunted: #1,200. asmon (n all parts of tho country B avelllng vaponsce 10 acll teus, coflvay, npic for s, For 101l patteniues wddress o MABON & Co, sl Fultonste, Now Xork, Wo will smoath nud olgars, &, adely / FLANNELS AND CCTTONS. For Orders. HAMLIN, HALE AND COMPANY Offer, by the pieco or package, and at the lowest prices, FLANNELS, Plain, Faney, and Twilled, of every quality, color and width, COTTONS. All the leading brands of Bleached, Half Bleached, and Brown, Madison and Franklin-sts. FURNITURE. FURNITURE AT COST. ‘We shall continue our regular Anes nual Cloaring-Out Sale of FURNITURE A CSOSTH FOR CASITL For the noxt 30 days. THIS IS POSITIVELY A FACT, and we par- tioularly invite an_examination of our prices and stock, which is the finest and largest in tho West, SANPSON, GILBERT & GO0, 267 AND 269 WABASH-AY, 5 MUSICAL, PIANOS AND ORGANS. 100 Planos and Organs to ront or for salo on timo paymonts, > A largo assortmont of Hallot, Dasis & Qo, Planos and Smith's American Or- gans, Orders to tho trado filled with da- spatch. W. W. KEMBALL, ‘Weabash.av., cornor Thirteonthist.y OHICAGO. oo SENERAL NOTIOES, . Through Bills of Lading from Europe AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.’8 American-European Express FAST FREIGHT LINE. 1IN BOND from the differentnorts of EUROPE to th UNITED STATES, and, BANADAS. Gocds {nx-' wardad wifhiout llnfui; n New Vork tra fraaship- r Customi’s Exumination, N0} () FORFORWARDING AT NEW Vi . Thoattention of Importers s roquested to tho new arrangements for Lnmu. diato dispateh of Morchandito ou THROUGH BILLS OF LADING, Tor furthur particulars apply to AUSTIN B. ¢ lex).xsl nnnmmfirfiq}%fl:fia oo i York. W R RO SR TR Elmm.\wmu;‘ K‘\%'fi T l\lb"z S LHERBETTE, Km;'n;.‘t"ufi'i'?: o '°~--‘1"“ Binoo 4 Commore ivta JAMES R, MCDONALD & Co,or Havro AT e i Hambur 10 soe: Hambiing, Brémon, and Lolpzd Wiio Issuo thirobiiy iills ot Tading aad give 1011 partioulars, Goods conslgnod to ** Oaroot AUSTIN RALDWIN & C0., Now York," forwarded and doiivorod in . any pattof Europo FREE OF COMMIS- SIONS fa Now York. 10 RENT. OFFICES IN THE rifune Build Are nearly finished, Several are yet untaken. ¥irve-proof, with vaults. English tile floorsthrough- out. No oflices in the city equal these in overy first-class respects Plans oi the Tribune Building can Lo seen at the oflice of W. ¢, DOVW, Room No, 1, Nevada Block, MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! Tor Bight 1s Priceloss 11 But the Diamond Spectacies will Preserse It fght uso thesa porfact Lonsos, A e Eralalbobh i, melten toiathor, & round from mfnuto ¢ erlve tholr nsme, HHarinoan and Brillfancy, : ¥ yoaTa ouvohmnge, auil 1en warTAle porlor ta all othure ln . Mahatactised by o WSPENORR & 0O., Optiolans, Now York, AUTION-Noto gouutno uiless stamped with cur nstblo agents throughont the Unton, 468 Ktato-st; and 2 West Mudis MAYO, :aflmr\\'fll . and T OUN' G, ASHLEMAN, No, 451 Waba) olidrs aud Optioians, uro solu agonts for Ol frons'whow shoy cau only Lo obiaiucl, Ko yo ployud, OFF. URE, OFFICE DESKS Uin‘nlru. and Fdbrary I“«lrnlmn-. BUSWICKS urge Stock Low Prices, at LU0 und A21 Went Wasiiugtoussty f