Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1873, Page 12

i THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: S NDAY. MARCH‘ 1873. 2 f EY ND c M operators was largely teken up inmaling or | here, o Zull and drooping foeling in New York, | wants of the trade exceeded tho supply, and the AUCTION SALES AMUSEMENT: TO RENT. s ivi: iveri i d | and tho report that our stock of flour shows a | first half of the weok witnessed s steadily ad- ! ONMERCE. SRR SREAEEE Eieles b B S mm e R & i A BUTICES & 00, | AADEMY OF MUSI. OFFICES % chil i | 27,384 one month since, and 2: rls one year | common coarse heavy to extra light. Tho pack- == — : MONETARY. chfiigeif"znfi’?f.'éfin:fi? !:;‘B{?g,:il Fpgi!n:i;‘zongfy ago. Tho fiiemmg s chiefly (mm;s &xgn‘: ing gesson is now over, ?:d u‘x&mm fin{a fimfl g}zr- SALEB OF aae ’{:}flfihxgfififi? e ,;’u‘x.?‘,’:fméfif.’fi 5 e i i - d superfines. les were ropo! of i WA overs must lool for the dis- dian, Mr. W. H. LI will . / detorminéd by tho relation of ho dolizerel 8op; | wiyo o Dosal of thoir stock. A8 to the probablo course 4255 hors 2s Pz o e Damas gretvoiar | e — SaTURDAY EvEWING, March 1. Notwithstanding the continued stringency in the New York money market—which would nat- urally be expected to affect Chicago to some extent—money continues to work moderately easy in mést parts of the West. The demand from grain dealers to ‘settle their option pur- . chases for March was large, but as the funds *-vonly go ont of one bank into another by these . settlements, it is anticipated that thia temporary _ ¥lemand being over the market will work easier. . mext week. A . The supply of fonds in tho open market is pvidently increasing, and money i8 freely offercd " on collaterals at 10 and 12 per cent, with & ten- | dency to lower rates. First-class business paper -8 readily disposed of at 13 per cont per month. . The supply of exchange continues ‘vory large, end sales were o bef * B0c per $1,000 discount. & o clearings of the -, week were: iweon banks to-day 8% Chicago bauks for the Ralances. $277,539.24 352,163.17 Clearings. 83,97 . $1,841,622.15 FOAr.... weeeeees 15.060,708.41 2,053,527.57 . fThe following quotstions of local stocks are furnished by Messrs. Hammond & Gago (lats Hammond & Watson), Financial Agenis, 5% . Washington strect. fligd' Asted. 133 135 . German Natiopal Bank. \ Corn Exchange National Bank. COMMERCIAL. SATURDAY EVENING, March 1. The following were the receipts and shipments . of the lending articles of produce in Chicago dur- ing the past twenty-four hours, and for tho cor- - responding date one year ago : d RECEIPTS. Withdrawn from storo on Fridsy for city con- * \amption: 2,048 bu whest ; 470 bu corn ; 165 bu xye; 110 bu bacley. Withdrawn for do daring tho past week : 31,187 bu wheat; 16,846 bucorn; ¥,340 bu oats ; 7,676 bu r3e; 18,102 bu barley. The following geain bhas been inspected into this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 96 cars “store whest ; 120 cars comn ; 17 cars oats ; 2 cars Iye;’ 95 cars barley. Total, 260 cars, or 101,000 bu. ‘The following were the receipts and shipmonta of breadstuffs and stock at this point during the week ending with this morniog, and for corre- eponding weeks ending as dated: RECEIPTA. . Feb.2, March?, 1873, 1872, 29,418 25,378 430 21,038 5aT858 329,291 24930 86,282 19 7,209 )220 45,860 1,260 13,578 94955 43,797 12525 10,709 seges 25983 30858 20,495 7856 120,208 51,008 65,248 4,349 2,865 46700 41,740 10147 6504 0453 32190 Cattle, NO.-... Lgs08 6377 8243 Tho numerous parties who havelong groaned under the losses consequent on the depreciation of barleyin the Hock Island Elevators, willbe tnterested in knowing that the proprietor of the fanning-mill is about to take & European tour, and that doring his sbsenco the place will be usod simply for storage purposes. Notice was posted on the bulletin board in the Chamber of Commerce to-day to the effect that the elevatorownod by HoughBros. & Co.will, in future, be run on the samo terms of storage s the other grain warehouses of the city. Inas- much as the warchonse Yn question has been voluntarily placed under the operation of the warehouse law by the taking out of & Tlicense, it becomes a question of some interest whether or ot the firm can withdraw from the position it wssumed in December last. STATE GBAIN-ISGPECTION. A gentléman connected with one of our prom- nent commission houses, has just returncd {from a trip inthe West, during which hetraveled overthe esots Somhern, the}Winons & 8t. Peters, and tho Wisconsin Central Railroads, 20d up the Missiesippi River to Minnespolis. He states that ho found a feeling universal among grain buyers to the effoct that the ‘present grain inspection of this city discrimi- ‘Dates against them to an extont of an averago of 2@3c per bu, ns compared with tho Milwaukes inspsction, and that they sond all the imin they can to Milwaukes, for that reason. About ome- third of their wheat passcss in Milwaukee 28 No. 1, while none of it is inspected above No. 2 when gent to Chicago. An instance was related of ashipper whohad s lot of wheat, uniform in quality; he loaded & railroad-car, and put the rast into bags, there_not being enough left to makon car-losd. Ho sent it all to Chicago. The car-load inspected ss No. 2, and sold on that inspection at $1.21 por bu, while the bagged Jot wassold in the samo market, by sample, at $1.88 ber bu. Burely such cases 88 this are enough to make our grain-handlers cry out againat the State Inspection of grain as & delu- siop and a snare. Of couras, while such & condition of things exists, we cannot hope to receivé any grain from the extensive area of country sbove re- forred to, 50 long 38 it can bo sont elsowhere, and this much-to-be-regrotted fact i fravght with consoguences which aro of deop concorn_to the whole of our mercantilo community. The people of that section are well-to-do; mmch bettor off than the average of farming communities, and their custom is ‘worth something. They will buy their 00ds whera they sell their in, other things being nearly equal, Our sbeurd Inspection law, and its cqually absurd interprotation, is thus working so very detrimentally to_Chicago in & commercial eense, that eve citizen i8 intereated in pro- curing tho repeal of the law. 3 Ttisafact which cannot be disputed, that {bero is & widespread and rapidly growing deter- mination among Esstorn_grain-buyers to pur- 1o grain in Chicago if they can procure it ai other points beyond us. Hence the rapid growih of the throngh shipments of grain from Pooria, Joliot, Milwaukee, and other points which might be named, It is difficult to rec- ognize this fact and avoid the almost inevitable conclusion that it is in large part due to tho in- spoction of grain under Stato;control ; and,unless this incubus on our grain trade be removed, wo must expect to sce a still further decroase in the proportion of the shipments of the Northiwest that pass through Chicago. Indeed, it is shrowdly ected that the determination to perpetuate the burden upon our comnferce is stimulated by the parties in other places who are anxious to thrive at the expense of Chicago, and will loave no stone untarned to secure tho ex- jstence of discriminations which operate o largely in their favor. ¥ THE MARKETS. Tho leading produce markets were fairly aciive to-day, thougl the attention of numerous I o tho demand for delivery on the part of B “who had ot previously fillod in their March contracts, - The roceipts of produce werd Tair, but not large. Tho condition of tho grocery market under- went. mo ossential chango, Fair sctivity pro- Toled in the difforent dopartments, and the Tooling among jobbers was uniformally rm. Btocks aro now in good shapo, both as rogards sizo and assortmont, and tho wants of the in- fecior trade are being promptly met. Dry goods ontinue to move on o liboral scale. Not only was thers o fair attendanco of buyers io person, but the “order business" ‘was lso large, snd tho aggregato - distribution excoeded = tho expectations of dealors. Prices romain firm, with an upward tendency in cottons. Thero was a firmer toze {0 the butter market, and good to choice quali- ties wero sensibly higher, 26@80¢ being frecly paid for choico tgm.c!md. The receipts continue to fall short of tho demand, which is fairly ac- tive, both on local and shipping sccount. Bag- ing was quiet and stoady as_previously quoted. ‘heese was in good request, and was firmly held at the late advance, or at 16@170 for New York factory, snd at 18)4@153c for Western do. . Wo change took placo in tho local Tmarket. Canned goods met with a roasonably active inquiry, snd former quotations woro fully Bustained for all articles in the lish, save per- haps oysters and lobsters, in which therols 8 tendency to lower prices. In the fish markets fair smount of trading w8 done ot Ciesturdly'a quotations. Dried fruits woro unchenged in rices, n fair number of orders being filled at Former guotations. Bay was dull. Hides and leather remain firm. e oil trade was bettor than on the precoding days of tho waek. Prices wero generally firm. Lumber was in moderato demand on local ac~ count, trade being mostly in the common grades of building material. The market for brick, lime, &e., 2180 Bhows eigns of awakening, a8 the gfing approaches ; provious prices being for 0 most part weil maintained. ~A fair degree of activity was witnessed in metals and tinners’ stock ; orders from the interior boing quite fre- Qquent and liberal. Tin plate is firmat the cont advance ; sheet-iron is 3 off. There was no further change in prices. Iron and nails are in moderate demand and firm. Naval stores meet with & light inquiry at previous prices. ‘Wool, hops, and_broom-corn are without, par- ticalar ‘change. Consumers are buying wool and hops in moderate quantities for pressing re- quirements. Thoe superior grades of broom- corn continue to meet with a fair local and order demsnd, Prices for theso staples aro without material alteration. Tho street markets were well attendod this morning, and an active trado Was witnessod. Poultry was in moderato sup- 1y, and choice lots ruled very firm. Eggs wero plenty and weak at 19@20c. Potatoes were in | the usual local demand ; car-lots were slow, and s trufle easier. Green fruits were unchanged. Seods were in moderate roquest only, Friday's prices being generally sustainod. Highwines wero quict and_steady st the ro- duction noted_yesterdny. Sales woro roported of 150 brls at 86c per gallon. S ‘Lake freights wero innctive and nominally un- changod, at 12}¢c bid and 18¢ asked forcorn by sail to Buffalo. Dressed hogs were dull at & declino of Be per 100 Ibs, with ‘only one buser on the market. Sales were limited to 40 hoad at 35.50; 13 at £5.45; and 5 poor at §5.00. Total, 53 head, out of Tepprted raceipts of G81. Tho season is aboat over, though we may oxpoct arivals for two or $hros weeks yet, which will be mostly sold to city butchers. Provisions wero in good demand, and strong. Mesa pork ndvanced 10c per brl last evening, under a rather sharp inquiry, and fell off earls $his morning, when live hogs woro reported 10c g:r 100 Ibs lower, but improved to outsido prices fore the close. Lard was firm at an advance of abont 2¢c per 100 1bs, and meats were firm o fall provious prices. The market closed at the Tollowing range of prices : Mees pork, cash or seller March, $13.30@18.85; do_eellor April, €13.00@13.65; do scller May, -S13.90@13.95+ rime mess, $11.75@12.00;_oxtra prime, $9.50@ 75 Lard, cash, or soller March, $T.575@7.60; 3o seller April, 81.75@7.80; do scller May, $3.00, Green hams af 934@J3c for 16-Ib sverages, and 85/@8%{0 for 18- overages. Sweet pickled Tiams quoted at 9@93fc for 20-1bs; 93@10c for 18-ths; 10@10%o for 17-1bs; 103{@11c for 16-1bs; 11@113o for 1-tbe; 1134 for 1i-1bs, and 12 for 13b aversges. Green ehoulders, 4%fc; dry salted meats quotable st 43¢e for shoulders; 8540 for long clearor short ribs ; and 63¢c for Srt clear. Boxod shoulders, 13¢c. English ‘ments, 63@65%c for Cumbrlands; 634 for short Tiba; 3o for short clear ; 12@125¢c for long cut hams, ~ Bacon is quoted st 5% for shoulders, 784c for clear ribs, 8¢ for short clear, and 1@ 1o for hams, packed. Mess bect, $8.50@ 9.00; extramess do, £9.50@10.00; beef hams, £28.00@29.50. City tallow, 75@75c; greaso uotable at GX(@63<0. Sales were reported of 750 brls mess pork, seller March, at 313.80 ; 950 brls do, seller April, at $18.60; 500 brls do, geller May, s 814.00 ; 1,000 brls do’at S18.973¢ 5 1,000 brls do at 91395 ; 500 brls do at 813.9234 : 200 brls do at $13.90; 100 tcalard at £7.60 ; 100 $o8 do ab 87,6754 ; 250 tes do st 87555 130 tes Kottlod do at 5,00 50 tes do at $7.023¢+ 100000 Ibs shoulders at 'S4.60; 100,000 bs do, seller Aprl, ot 04505 20,000 '1bs green do at 43¢ 95,000 1hs shoulders ‘at 43¢c packed ; 230 boses dcat 84.85; 750 boxes do at43c: 20,000 Ibs packed, and 20 boxes short ribs at 63gc; 15,000 Bos do at Ottumwa, soller last Lnlf March, at 894 ; 200,000 1ba short clear, seller April, at 7c; 100,000 1b& bacon hams, canvessed snd packed, at 1834c. : ‘Tho Daily Commerciat Report gives tho fol- Jowing &8 the shipments of provisions from this city for the week ending Feb. 27, 1878, and einco Nov. 1, 1872; also comparative figures : Pork, Lard, Hams,® Skid's Mif'li, _ bris, = fea. tcs. 1ba, 8. W'k en'g Feb. 27 8,568 955 1,624 1,187.800 10,923,100 Same weok 1 | 10,697 2,700 1,343,430 5,715,445 147,618 187,699 84,009 23,062, 42 106, 408, 633 Samo time*71-7. 52,849 116,231 40,314 20,068,032 66,131,262 *Green hams—Shipped weck ending Feb, 27, 1873, 3,528 piecces, ngainst 20,121 pieces the same week lnst year; since Nov. 1, 1872, 632,016 pieces, ngainst 723,134 ‘loces same time last year. Head. The packing of bogs in this city for the regu- ‘ular eesson just ciosed ia. 1,313,580 Do 1872-T: 1225238 Do 1870-71. 919,107 Do 1863-70. 689,120 Do 1868-69 Do 1867-68. Cincinnati has packed 626,305 hogsthis scason, or less than half as many a8 Chicago. Our stocks of pork are eatimated at 55,000 brls new and 40,000 brls old; of lard, 50,000 to 60,000 Y085 of meats, somewhat loss than & year 8g0. ‘Henry Milward & Co. write as follows : From all we cap gather, the finsl summing up will ot vary materially from ' the roports of the packing atimated weekly, The scason secms to look more and Thoro promising for tue packers as cach week progress- o e continaal call from all points for increased supplics, and tho spparent mecessitics of all forelgn Dntions, added to our own domestic wants, render operntors confident that our increased packing will Yardly bo sufficient (oven at last year's prices) to carrs. ‘us through to another season, Qur shipments are in- ‘Ccreasing weekly ; large proportion of tho meats sud. Tard betng exported direct on through billa of lading, ot only to various Englizh ports, butalso to the eov- ool bonsuming points on the Luropean Continent. Oar stocks will probably provo smaller than gonerally snticipated,-tho drain has been 20 excessive and con- Hinons, The atatisticsns to barreled meats (mostly mess pork) are traly smazing. From the 1st of November, this season, to the pres- ent time, our receipts of pork sum up less thon 5,000 Bris, whilo for the corresponding time laes year thoy sommed up over 60,000 brls, Our shipments for the ear stm up over 150,000 bris, against sbont 50,000 brls for the corresponding timo lnst year. In other words, while Iast year our recelpts not only re- lenished thie draft on our manufacture by ehipment, ut incressed our stock some 10,000 brle. This year onr manufactare has been trenched on over 143,000 Prls, Of course, much of this may be sccounted for by the heavy stock of old mess held hero the usenl.ng- of the season, and of whichit is undorstood over 0,000 brls are included in the shipments, but most of fhat has gone into consumption or applicd s stock at New York sud other points. —The shipments of course include prime mess, extra prime, rumps, &c, but $t is dombiful i the cgate of these be 80 8 Iast yoar, The trus ‘olution of the enigma a8 to our light receipts cam bo found in the fact that the country points, with hardly a0 exception, made little if_any moss porl, d Dot only by the fact thnt meata were more adyantage- ously salable in other forms, but our knownhesvy stock of old mess acted aa a bugbear to all the Western country. This old mess must now be taken for actusl Gonsumption at s redaced price, a8t is ot availsble for speculative purposes. 1t is difficult togive any re- 1isble opinion 88 to the stock, but our best information would lead us to believe that it cannot be over 50,00 bris of new and bris of old meas. Jtis well known that the packing of mess pork here was extremely limited and confined to but few Boures, somo of our largest houses not having put up » singl barrel, Last year the manufactare of barreled pork wss returned by the packers at 152,012 bris, Dhich, with the oxcess of 10,000 brls of tho receipts over shipments, ought to have given us & stockof over 160,- 000 brls; But, 28 returned -by our packers and ware- housemen at the close of tho scason, it was only 95,162 bris mess, snd 6,618 bris il other kinds of pork. Total, 101,775 bris, The stock of meas at the large supplying points, Cincinnati, 5t. Louis, Lowlsville, and TR oeakcer is mtich smaller than usual, and important ints, such 8e Keokuk, Peoris, Indisnapols, etc,, ive rarde hardly any, while the’ markets on the soa- ‘board, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphis, a0d New Orleans, are comparatively bare, 80 that thers ¥ill be probably » more urgent demand for, tnd & Ereater proportionate sdvance in, mess POrk {rom noW on than in any other product. * Flour wos less active, with & decidedly easier fealing, owing to the continued drop i wheat white winter extras (Johannesbur Btar) at ©10.00; 100 brls . s rinsg extras e Beur) at $6.75 ; 25 brls do at 36.50; 100 brls do at £6.00 ; £0 brls doat 5.75; 450 brls do on private terms; 50 brls superfines at 83.75; 86 brls do at §3.25 5 100 brls rye at $4.55 ; 50 brls do at 24.50. Total, 1,061 brls. Also, 40 tons bran at 910.00, on track.” The following were “the closing quota- tions : - #adr to cholca white winter extras Red winter extras......... Good to choice spring extras. and sveraged ahast 3do boing wesk esies, and Wheat was active, Jower than on Friday, n firmer aftorwards. There was no nows of special importance from other points, and the markob Waa dopressed by liberal offerings, “?lnncmn!ly Trom parties wno Lisd whoat deliverod to them fhia morning on the option of seller March. Tho Geliverios wero gnid to_havo boen nnusually lib- aral. * Most of thoso offerings wero worked off by about toon, and then Now York was sn- nounced stronger, which brought out & better ‘domand for noxt month, under which the mar- kot rulod and closod strong. Seller April opened at 81203, doclined to £1.20%, advanced to $1.915, ‘and closod st §1.215. Sellef thomonth, or regular No. 2 spring, Eold at SLITK@ $19% closing at_$119, with only a shade of discrimination in fovor of fresh receipts. Boller May sold at S125)@1.26X, closing at tho outeide. No.1epring was inactive. No.8 do closed firm ot $1.0644 ; and rejected do was ull gt 9lc.Cash seles aro soportod of 5,000 i No. 2 apring at 61.1934; 80.000 budo at 3119; 20,600 bu do at $1.183¢; 14,000 bu do at S1.185¢; 59000 bu do at $1.181 ; 74,600 bu do at SL.18%(; 11,600 bu do at 91.185 1,600 bu No. 8 spring al SI.063¢; 7,600 ba do at 81.06; 8,200 bu do at 10357 8,600 burdo nt §1.051< 3 1,200 bu rejeot- od spring at 9lc. Total, 212,000 bu. Corn was active and strong, oponing weak, in anticipation of & flood of offerings on account of its boing delivery ds, but improving in tone, in eympathy with & firmer fecling reported from New York, when it was found that offerings Wero not oxcessive, There was & good demand for carrying against April and May options, and a fair inquiry for all those options, as specula- tive buyors think thoy see light ehead, now that tho back of tho winter is broken. Regular No. 5, or [soller the month, opered at Sic, and itaproved to 813(c =t the close. Gilt-cdged re- coipts were quick solo &t a promium of {c above rg Soller April sold 2t 81%@ 817¢c; sellor May at 353{@36¢; aud scller Juno at' 873 @375c ; all closing firm at thoe outsido. Cash salcs wero reported of 25,000 bu No. 2 at 813ge ; 16,800 by do at S13¢c; 50,000 bu do ab. 31370 | 85,000 bu do at S13¢c; 40,000 bu do at 3163 800 bu rejected (Contral) at 273403 6,400 bu do at 273c. Total, 224,000 bu. Oats weroin better demand, but averaged & shado lower, especially on regular, which’ was Slow alo at 258 @253dc, whilo car lots of fresh Tocoipts were in good demand at 20@26%c. Sollor April sold at_263§@263(c; and seller May a1 293(@293¢c. Thero was very littlo delivered thia morning, as most of tho oats hero are held against the option of seller April. Cash sales wera roported of 1,200 bu No. 3 at 26%{c; 25.600 ba do at 263¢c; 12,000 bu_do at 26¢; 1,800 budo 8t 25%¢; 5,000 bu do at 253c; 2,400 bu rejected at 2%idc. Total, 48,000 bu Ryo was quisk, but in good demand, noder which # improved 34c per bu, and closod firm at Goo. Cash sales were reported of 400 bu No. 2atGic; 1.200bu do at Gitée, and 400 bu by sample at 66c. Total, 2,000 bu, ‘Barloy was dull and abont 3fc lower, being in vory light demand, though thero seomed to be plenty of buycrs on the floor carly in the ses- Fion. Regular No.2or eeller the month wos nominal at sbout 70c, and scller April at 7lc. Tiecoipts in Contral Elevator wero quotable at 720 for No, 2, and 62c for No. 8, for car lots of frosh roceipts. Armour, Dolo & Co.’s receipts sbout tho, - same; othors not wanted. Cash sales woro roported of 400 bu No. 2 (4., D. & Co.) at 72c; 3,600 bu do at 7lc; 800 bu No. 3 QL8 st 7o 800 bu rejected_(Central) at 450; 500 bu at 416 ; 400 bu do at 4203 500 bu by sam- Yo at 83c; 800 bu do at 75¢; 400 bu doat 700 ; P800 bu dont 50c, all on track; 400 budo af Gbcdlvd. Total, 12,400 bu. LAT! . In the afternoon whoat was moderstoly active and steady. No: 2spring sold at S119X@118 soller the month, closing at the inside; an S1.2134@1.213¢ seller April, closing at SL215¢. Corn ahd other grain wore quiet and unchange Provisions were inactivo. ¥ — 5 CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Review for the Week Ending Satur- any Evening, March 1. SaTORDAT EVESING, March 1. Tho receipts_of live stock during the week have been as follows: . Hogs. Sheep. 8323 2,601 1,208 3,583 2, 1,01 300 Cattls. Al “The recéipts of live stock from Jen. 1 to March 1, this voar, compare with the receipts during the same period in 1872 a8 follows : RECEIVED 1IN 1873, Hogs, ~ Sheep. January. 561,245 39,251 February 318,760 37,129 Total. . 86,077 y Shipments during the past woek were as fol- ows : . Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Bonday. 1,703 a8 Tuesda: 067 7,000 1,009 Wednesday .. Bl 6258 839 Thursday ..o «e.-. 8001 1,505 Fridsy... 6,749 993 Total.. 2 5024 04,001 G564 . Somo idea of the extent to which the tolegraph is employed by livo-stock dealers may bo gained from the fact that the averago monthly business at the Stock Yards offico of the Western Union amounts to about siz thousand dollars. In Ma. Iast Mr. X. S, Gough was placed in chargo of af* fairs there, siuce which timo the business of the office has incressed nearly 100 per cent. This must be cxcecdingly gratifying, not only to tho gentlemanly and indefatigable Gough, ‘but to $ho company, whose faithful servant hie is. CATTLE—1n connection with the cattle market thio past week hus doveloped’ o new features worthy of xsocxnl comment. Fair activity has characterized tho demand from the opening of trade to the close, and,; with o moderate amount of stock on sale, sellers have been enabled to realizo promptly, and st relatively good pricoes. The Eastern markots have not boen in a ’ghly prosperons condition, but thomargin botweenhero and the seaboard was sufficient to_attract tho attention of shippers, and into their hands the major ’F‘fruon ‘of the week's supply found its way. The domand from local butchers was not particularly active, nor were feeders operating a8 freoly a8 during the proceding two' or three weeks, ‘but tho supply of the descriptions of stock usually scught efter by these two classes of buyers was modrate, and abont evarything was picked up 8 fast 88 received. Althoug] the quality of the cattle now coming forward is not a3 good asin former years ata ‘correspond - ing penod, steady improvement is notice- sble, the Saverags of the past week Dbeing - considersbly ~sbove that of any precceding week of the present sea- son. Tho exireme range of prices was 82.00@ 6.633¢, though with one_excoption nothing sold above £6.25. Most of the transfers were Within the range of £3.00@5.50, for common COWS to good ehipping stoors. Milch cows eell at 820.00 @45.00 por head, while veal calves 4re salable at £8.50@5.73. To-day the market was very quiet, and values woro not subjected to any material fiuctuation, closing stpady 2 follows : QUOTATIONS, Extro—Graded steers averaging 1,400 s and upwards. . ..$6.1086.30 Cholce Beeves—Fine, fat, well formed 3 year to 5yearold steers, and averaging 1,350 101,400 ba..... .60@5.90 O eern: Svesmging 1300 I 1 5.40 steers, averaging 1, 500 Ihe. 5 nedgm]fllx;ad:n-l-%;oec;. in fair Qesh, Gver- 8 = A 0 1.2 oee e 2 Bajehers} Slock—Comimion {0, Hisdi pe e i‘mgm o S Y 3508450 ave 700 0 1,060 Tha . Iaferidr—Light ond B cows iy stags, 1738275 Cattle—Te: 250@3.50 Cattlo—Corn-fed Texas. ; 3.75@4.50 HOGS—The past weok has been an sctive one in this glrlutq:ant of the live-stock market, and a materially higher range of prices has been established. _Notwithstanding the absence of aay coasiderable demand from local packers, the of prices there is some diversity of opinion., Whilea few prodict an sdvance to even higher prices, tho mafority incline to the opinion that, the present rate of supply ismaintained, prices will react, ond some are looking to an early rotum to £4.00@450, The inquiry during tho past fow days has been almost oxclusively for good to choico heavy grades for the Boston and Philadelphia markets, and for light hoge, such 88 are sought after by Now York buyors. Common and medium coarse, uncven, and nmixed lots are noglected. and in making up their car-loads Western shippers would do woll to pay moroe attention to ‘sorting.” To-day the market was dull and weak for all grades, thongh ot materially lower save for the poorer sorta, which were off fully 10c per 100 iba. Sales were reported at $440@4.0 for common coars mixed lot; at $4.65@4.80 for medinm ; and at 84.85@5.00 for good to strictl choice. The following transactions are noted : 100 saLzs. No. Av, PricelNo. Av. PriceNo. Av. Price. 61, 180 $480| 41 SII $4.55(65 239 £4.85 65 170 41576 208 480149 813 450 100 191 B00j&5 179 475 61 25 455 25 342 45553 251 AB5 23 309 4% i5 250 500167 207 47593 3§16 490 200 405 60 200 49534 287 455 © 218 4033 191 49523 201 480 a3 45|85 180 50035 180 4TS 25 28 44023 820 45552 217 4RO 33 209 450/ 53 186 49523 280 450 19 280 450 67 2 488 SHEEP—The supply has been largely in ex- coss of the legitimate wants of the trade, and a8 @ result lower pricos have prevailed. Shippers and local butchers have been er:fi:ged, but the combined demand did not equal the supply, and eales dragged at 25@35¢ per_100 Iba decline, or at 23.00@3.50 for poor; at 83.75@4.50 for com- :::;oq to medium ; and at $4.75@5.50 for good to oice. ——————————————————— GENERAL NOTICES. Omicaco, ., Feb. 13, 157, The following rosolations wero unanimously sdopted by tho Bheet-Metal Workers of Chicago, at & rogular mooting of the organization at tha above dste, and is now submitted to tho employers for thelr signatures : Resolved, Thatws, the Sheot-Metal Workera of Chicago, sppeal to'their emiplosers for tholr approval and slgna” tares to tho following articles, 53 wo doom it easential to thelr Intarests to doso : o find s, cortain firm, of this city, have introduced into tho Stato Penitontiary, at Joliet, the manufscture of branches of our 038, ‘that of Galvantzod Iron Gorics work, the result ring the labor of the = cents per day, into direct compe- e e e anbat, lay-abiding mechania: 'As o matter of course, under such & system of ‘compoti- B e imjars wroaght boars' silko on o manulactarer and mechanic,—the mechanic loses bis employment, tho el contract. And nnlesa this Inigultons aystem 1s stopped in its incipiency, tho rosult will bo that Srogymanaiteiarer orceph (he dao arorad by tho Peal- SontTary, will bo forcod to jaave thio market. To_provont tho consummation of this iniquitous E‘d'v tho Shoct-Aletal Workers have united togother, and hopo #nd expect sour activo cooperation in all legitimata B sy caako 10 bawo. this contract abolished Our objocts aro for social and mx jprovements; en- cou ‘and foatering strikes belug entirely forelgn to e o O ioyers, in algning this appesl, o hey ask of tholr cmployers, in aignl appeal, t0 give tho assuranco that oy will ot giro emplosient to any mechanic, or mechanics, who, atter duo notice, continue to instruct convicts in the art of making or put~ ting up coraice, or lenhf in sny capacity in the om- ploy of sald firm, whilo cmp! oying convict labor in the aforesald manufactory. e aiso oftend a cordlal initation to thoss employed by e11d feth, oF i any departmont of our businoss, to come A oin oue Dnion, and wa will troat thom as ‘brothers, Those who will hold out against us, we proposa o keepa correct list of their names,. and forward thozame, with an ozact description of thelr persons, toall Unloas T2 the United Statos. (OARD.—We, thoundersigned, Manufacturers of Sheot- Motal Waork, 14 the City of Chicago, having examined Lo abovo statoizent, heartily indorss’ the samo; and, be- Tioviag that tho fntercst of employers and employes aro jured by tho {ntroduction of thelr legitmato liae ¢ business into tho Stato Prito: of bustaoss Lnto o Stato L wrong. "Thoa aobtaine tgoaturosof tho following omployers bave been % the foregoing resolations: GEQ. M, GROSS & CO., . PA G. B. DAVE J. JOHNSON, ETHEL CUMINGS, FLAMMER & WILLIAMS, SAMUEL 0D, of Sedam & Co., Phil. BALLAKD, FREEMAN & MAPLES, Toledo. W. T. GEIBHART, Dayton, O. Third Anmoal Statement Chicago Building Suciely, December 31, 1873. Authorized_Capital, 81000,000, _Subscribed Canital, \gthotzed, SATUD Capital and Accumalatios, S118,2%0. L L. GREENLEAF, Prosident. C. WAHL, Vice-Prosideat. C. B. BROOKE. Capital and Accumulation...... ASSETS. Cash Value of Trust Deeds Due on Accumaulating 5 1 8170, 414. C. R. BROOKE, Secrotary. Audited and found correct: W. M. TRUE, Officlal Auditor of the Socfety. CHAS. J. BISHOP, Professional Accountant. Sworn to bafore mo, Fob. 14, 183, as correct, by the Tdontand Secrotary, according to tho requirements the Actof Incorporation. HYDROKONIA, £ MIr. 3. S. BAMILTON, of Testimony of Mr. % S PAN oo °f the Inssmuch as T am often questioned, of late, rospecting {he trestmont employod by Dr. Pratt, of 23 West Madi- s0n-at., for Catarrh and Throat Disosse (having been his patient), T horeby onco and for all, for the benofit of oth- s afllictod as T havo been, unhesitatingly ackuowledgo 7ay confidence fn tho peculiar practics to which Dr. Pratt dovotes bis exclusivo attention. JAMES 8. HAMILTOR, 99 Stato-st., cor. Washington. REMOVAL. Removal. I have removed my entire stock of Carpets and Curtain Goods to 195 & 197 WABASH-AYV., corner Adams-st.,, where I will be pre- ared to show ' fine assortment at Jow prices, on Tuesday, the 4th. SPENCER H. PECK. REMOVIED. TEVT WING & C0. and CLARKE & C3, LOAN BROKERS, have remored to 178 DEARBORN-ST. AUCTION SALES. CONSTABLE’S SALE. By virtuo of an attachment order of sale, I will, on Wedncsday morning, March 5, at 10 o'clock a. m, , soll at aaction, at No. &0 South Statest., the following de- scribod property, to wit: Two Black Walnut Counters, one large Black Walnut Tco Box, Marble Top Washstand, argo Cooking Range complete, largo Stoves, lot Glass, Fixtares and Chandaliers, one thirty Frturn e ey e Blasewsres Tiagares f miscellans- Chieago, Fob. Castors, Knives, Forks, Spoons, and & lot of ous articles, the offects of a firsiclass Restanrant. Sale poaltive. GEORGE A. HARTMAN, Constabie and Ancticdeer. REMOV.ATI." EDWIN A RICE & CO, Aucfionsers, Flave removed to_their fine oices, 147 Randolph-st. (Fi- Ay e Bank Bailding), - Birtles ot (i tate, by auction, 3 DAiPifad our bouse porfectiy rollable, duct. thia Branch of nnrbl::fi%du =4 ' 9o all ?5‘: :{f;"::bfinm, on s same ightforva: rinciples which Ve D emble Eouses t i Serosatls pureatte, Lo Real Estate & Stocks, 'BY WII. A. BUTTERS & CO.. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March3, st 33 o'clock, . at56and 57 Sonth Cagalat. Valuable Residence Lot On Twenty-sevonth-t., wost of Stato, being Lot No. 72 in Adams’ Subdivision. Torms, 8160 deposit at time of salo; balance, % cash, % 1ycar. Title perfect. Lots in Highland Park. 40 DESTRABLE RESIDENCE LOTS, West of Railroad, at FIGHLAND PARK. All cash. ‘Titlo perfect. § DWELLINGS—IRVING PARK, (Commutation Fare 7 conts), AND ;50 FELT FRONT LGTS, On tho priacipal avenues. Terms ossy. 16 LOTS, EACH 50 FEET FRONT, On tho principal avenges. Terms casy. Norwood Park. ONE-HALF OF BLOCK 63, TERMS EASY, STOREY'S MILWAUKEE-AV. SUBDIVISION, (ftlwaukea-ov. and Disorsey-at). 14 LOTS IN BLOCK 1. ‘Title porfoct. Abtract with each Lat. TWENTY LOTS In Baldwin Davis' Addition to ITRVING AR, Good property—terms easy. Catalogue res Saturday. 0 T A BUTTERS & 00., Auctioncers. On Monday, March 3. Watches, Diamonds, Gold Jewelry, &c., Held as collateral by the New York Toan Office to be sold AT ATUCTION, On MONDAY, March 3, at 10 o'clock, at 55and 57 South Canalst. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctloncers. 'ON MONDAY MORNING, MAROCH 3, At 144 South Peoria-st., MORTGAGEE'S SALE Household Furniture, By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auct{onoers. Bals commencing at 10 o'clock. On Tuesday, March 4, At 55 & B7 South Canal-st., A COLLECTION OF 16 01 Paimiings, BY WM. A, BUTTERS & 00, Sals commoncing at 23§ o'clock. ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, At 35, 27, 29 aud 81 West Washington-st., Buggies, Express Wagons & Harnsss, By WAL A. BUTTERS & CO. Salo commoneing at 10 o'clock. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 6, At 55 and 57 South Cenalst., Dry Goods, Clothing, Fars, &. By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionoors. GEO. P. GORE & CO,, p o, 21 and 2 Randolph-st., Will offer at Auction, on TUESDAY, March 4, An Invoice of Dress Goods, An Invoice of Hosiery, An Invoice of Crash. Also, Notions, Table Cutlery, & _ SALE AT 9% A. M. 503 WABASH-AV. HARBLE-FRONT DWELLING. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF Blewant Honsefold Furniture, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Parlor Suits, Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Sidebosrds, Hall Tress, Marble-top Tables, Camp Chaira, Extension Tables, Ico Chest, Mirrors, Brussels and Three-P1y Carpets, Silver-plated Ware, ‘An Elegant Piano Forte, cost $600, On TUESDAY, March 4, st100%clock. G. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE AUCTION SALE, On Wednesday, March 5, At9:30 o'clock a. m., of Boots, Shoes & Stippers| Retailers who desire to know how wide the margin i8 between CASH and CREDIT, should not fail to attend. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 22, 24 and 26 Randolph-st. ELISON & FOSTER, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS FOR THE SALE OF Resal Estate, y Furniture, of all kinds, Bankrupt Stocks, Special Sales of Merchandise. ‘Particular attention given to the Sale of Furnitare st e N X ELISON & ¥OSTER, Auctignoors, 87 Market-st. of the HREE GUARDSMEN. Anno of Austris, Miss Annie Walto. oL S e R Under The Gaslight. Wednesday Matinoo — Miss dnosday Matinoo — Only bensfie of EATE UNCLE 'TOM’S CABIN. a SRt FO gy, March S—JAMES A HERNE CITY TEMPTATIONS, AND HAWDY ANDY. Tharsday evening, March 6—Only evoning performance Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Friday vening, March 7—Bonefit of JOHN MUIR TESSIE BROWIN. Miss NELLTE BOYD a5 Jossio Crowa. Satarday Mattnco, POSINA BIEADOWS, Or, The Vilage Maiden. Satarday evening, ROBBERS of the PYRENEES. £ Look out for the Challenge Drum Solo: STAR LECTURE COURSE. ' HENRY WARD BEECHER will deltver his second and last lectaro in this city TO- FIORROW NIGHT, at tha Michigan-av, Baptist Church. BRiont: - COMPULSORY KDBCATION.» ‘Tt is probable that Mr. Beocher will never sgatn appsar (oag0, and all who have never hoard tho greatest ‘pulpis orator of this genoration shoald not miss this op- Portunity. "Admissisy, 81 roserved sosts, SLand 3365 Pra: for aale at South Sido Star Depots, Carpenter & Shal- Gon's Bookatore, 868 Wabashav., and Buck & Raynor's Drug Store, corner Stateand Madison-sts. WENDELL PRILLIPS, The Silver-Tongued Orator, will deliver his last Lectars for this season, fn Chicago, on TUESDAY NIGHT, at tho same church. M. Pul(l_}p-' subject {3 an entiroly new ono'to. Chicago—-¢'STREET LIVE LN EUROPE," and 11 8314 to bo ade of his most finishod lierary offorts. Ad- {salon, 750. ; Resorved Scats, 31.00. Forsalo at South ecessarily stponed. vt MORSE'S Beiontile Lectaron, with Blackboard , Monday, March 10; Weat Side, d 75, GARPENTER & SHELDON, Managers. THE MANAGERS of tho Staz Course tako groat plessuro [o sanouncing thet {hoy ave fnally succoo od in makiug arrangements for o GRAND COMBINATION OF THE % RUBINSTEIN AND THE THED, THOMAS CONCERT COMPANIES. THIS GREATEST CONCERT COMBINATION ON RECORD wiil give TWO GRAND CONLCERTS, one on the Sonth Sids and ono on tho West Side of the city. ‘Toese Concerts will occur on 3fone 7, and Tooeday, Match 15, and will b tho Arst spposrance in tho Wost a3d the socond in America of theso two groat com- s:nlnl ‘together. Full i:lnh:nlnrl announced {n & fow 3. CARPENTER & SHELDOY, Mansgers. MYERS OPERA HOUSE, Monzos-st., batween Dearborn and State-sts. Arlington, Cotfon & Kemble’s MINSTRELS. ANOTHER BILL OF NOVELTIES. MACEKIN & WILSON In their wondorfal Songs and Dances.. THE ABYSSINIAY DWARE, TOMMY, ta bis Natiro gs and Dances. WAL ARLINGTON, BEN COTTOY, J. E. EEMBLE, N, and BILLY RICE, in Favorité Characters. Vocal Quartotte—EAYNE, ocal Quartotto—KAYNE, TYRRELL, SURRIDGE, SKETCHES FROM NATURE. The whole to conclude with tha Lsughablo Burlesque of ROBER] MAKB-ATRS, ‘With Now and Beautiful Scenory. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRIDAY EVENING BENEFIT OF JOHN MUIR, Treasurer. First appearanca of the Eastern favorite, Miss NELLIE BOYD, *Billy Homor aad pupyl. Minnie Kean. ~Jennle Qulgly, the */Scottish Queen.” See programmes. HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. The Parlor Home of Comedy, Monday, March 3, during the weck, and at the Matinees, ‘reappearance of the Popular Comedisn JOHN DILLON, in tho amasing comedletta, THE SILENT PROTECTOBR. Socond and last woek of the Great London Succoss, FALSE SELANMI. T sconory haa nevar boen equaled la Chlcago. **An admirable play. "—Times. March 10, Bartley Campbell's “PERIL ; OR, LOVE AT LONG BRANCH,” Introducing the chamming Miss Phillls Glosor, dactas, o St MR W, Somsr 0 McVICKER'S THEATRE. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Night, EDWIN BOOTH Will appear in his rencwned personation of RICEHRERLIEU. Thursday—Shakesperian Comedy Night, MUCHE ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Benedick....Edwin Booth | Dogberty...J. H. McVicker. Friday snd Satarday Nights—MACBETH. E e ST N ATINEE: S2atr et bo tocurod afe daya a advance. Ortior carpiages Richolton nlghts at 10:40. GLOBE THEATRE. Moaday evening, March night and Wedzead, e tho oelobrated combodian aad OBl Caco favorits, HARRY LINDEN, In his iafmitablo Imparsonation of WOOL in his great specialty drama of the. EHIDDEN EILAND! JOURTRIGHT & GILBERT, WYLIE HAMILTON. O iy Beneht of HATRY LINDES. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TO=-NIGELT, ST ANITHEY On HOW I FOUND LIVINGSTONE. £ Beoure your seata during the dar. By J. M. REYNOLDS, J. M, REYNOLDS, Auctioneer, Will sell, MONDAY MORNING, March3, at10c'clock, AT 538 WABASH-AV., A LARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Also, 6 Gross PARING and SLICING KNIVES. UNION PARK CONG'L CHURCH. LECTURE BY Rev. A. E. Kittredge, Thursdsy Evening, March 6. GHOICE MUSIC BY CHICAGO ORATORIO SOCIETY Bolos by Mrs. Carrl rs. Carriugton snd Mrs. For. Tickets for salo at Lyon & Healy's, J. W. Kennicott's and Horton's Library. 7 k BRUSH, SON & CO., Auctionoere, Office 158 East Madison-st., SELL ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION, BANKRUPT STOCKS and FURNITURE at dwell- ings a specialty. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRIDAY EVENING BENEFIT OF JOHN MUIR, Treasurer. Firat appearanco of the Eastern favorite, Miss NELLIE ‘BOYD. He d , Mianio Kean. Jonal B i ot o B B rormamen. (Trilme b Not Yet Taken. Two very desirable single of- fices on Second Floor." One suite of two or three roomis on Second Floor. A few large and small rooms on Third Floor, suitable for Ar- chitects or Artists. Very large and desirable room on Fourth Floor, north light. The finest single offices and suites in the city. The building is strictly Fire- Proof. The floors are laid in English Tile. Fireend Burglar-Proof Vaults All appointments of the best description. An elevator connects withall - | the floors. | The entire building is steam- heated, with porter always in attendance. Vacancies yet remaining of- fered at reasonable rates fora term of years. See the offices. For terms in- quire of W. C. DOW, Room 1, Wevada Block. OCEAN NAVIGATION. i FOR EUROPE. i INMAN LING ROYAL MATL STEAMERS, IVill satl from New York us follows: 1TY OF PARIS, Saturday, Feb. 2 1P. GITY OF 30T, ey, e, 12 3 gITY HINGTON. Thuraday, March 6, 1 AL 3 GITY OF BROOKLYN ....Satarday, March 8, 2P, 3 eding 8. AY and Aadgeh gueiocting SATARDAY ad TEURSDAY, Cabin Passage, $75 and 890 Gold. Btoerago, to British Porta... $30.00 Currency. Stecrage, to German Ports, . 35.00 Currezey. « Btoerage, to Bremen or Sc P 28.00 Carrency. FRANCIS C. BROWN, ‘Gencral Wostern Ageat, . 88 South Market-st., Chicago. CONARD MAIL LINE ESTABLISEED 1840. Passengers carried during 1872 - - - - 72363 From New York overy Wednerday. From Boston erey Satarday. Cabin Passage, $80 and $100 Gold. Excursion Tickots at Reducod Bates. E Steerago Passongors booked to and from Earopo stlor- ent ratos. . Drafts on Groat Britain, Irolaad, axd the Cax, finont. Through Bllls of Lading for Mercliandiss to13¢ from Earoge. " ., DU VERNET, Gen'l West'n Agent. *y N. W. cor. Clark and Bandolph'st., now Sherman Howe. NATIONAL LINE. Sailing from New York for Queens- E % i H i town and Liverpool every “Wednes« day, and for London direct every fortnighi 3 CABIN PASSAGE, $36 AXD $6 STEERAGE, £29.00 carrency. Propatd stesprs tokots ot Lirerposl; Quse L Prppeltateczege tekets fom e S 4 Carrency. S seagers, booked ta or from Germansad Sesndisse ik poizia at Jow rates: e Sreamehine of 1his lino aro the largest in the tads T e ent Bettainn Troland, aud the Contizesh WILLIAM MACALISTER, 55 Marlket-st.. Chicags. DISSOLUTION NOTIC. CHANGE OF FIRML Dr. E. C. DUNCAN retires from our firm on this date. In otherre ¢ spects, the firm continues as bes { fore. L.C. HUCK & CO. § Chicago, Jan. 1, 1873. = DISSOLUTION. Afr. A. H. Shirle this day rotires from the firm of J&2 0. Monroo & Co. 'The general commission bustaess reafter be continued by J. O. Monroe undor the B34 style of firm.. JOHN 0. MOFROR Feb. 2, 1573 A. H. SHIRLEY. i II)ISSOILI'J'J.‘ION.n g oopionta] heraby given that the, partnership heretalt 00l of Art and Drawing, Xeo-av., botween H. Voss and I i E b i k 30T e Baotred by 3 [ the 3 e A . i WANTED. E Wanted. | A few copies of The Daly Tribune of Jan. 16, 1872, firf which a liberal price will paid at Counting Room of thif office. TO DRUGGISTS. & WARTED—A convex front-bent show-caus, $103 | tain, and furziturs, and stock bottlos for drag sia ~ | dress ALPHA %, ‘Teibano office. - I‘ MEDICAL CARDS. WMM DR, C, BIGELOW ’ONFID] PHYSIOIAN, 461 Statests wfi : ot eyl mter Tt e Siteats S erparicnce bave "B 8. thopot ¢ nowned SPECIALIST of the age, Mnomflblb 2 thohighest medical sttaismeaiiioer | 3 Goteomed of et insuitaes of tho day, naviag dovoted T el FEARS Br MR woetectn renedea ctra posttlr cases ot GHEON e RaES in both sexen. fov tacliss sad gostiomer, - Call> CORRESPOXD O A AT, ross ail losters, Wi i85 CONSULTATION FREE, SEPARATE ey i £ Dr. C. BIGELOW, No. 461 Statest. H SHERIFE’S SALE. By virtue of 8 Writ of Execntion issued from ths Clr- cuts Gourt of Cook Connty, I shall sall at Auction to the fighoat bidder, for cash, & stock of fine Wines and Lig- MONDAY, Maseh3, at 10 o'clock 8. m., st No. - MARTIN BEST, Deputy Sheriff. s By T. S. FITCH & CO. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Regular Weekly Salt it Salesroom, 157 rborn- N et Seiot P, Partlcniars st the offics. Bring inyour list. B sl attontion given to ont-door sales. . 8. FITCH & CO. HAVENS & CO., Auction and Commission House, 75 South Canal-st., corner Madison. Real Estate, Furnitare st Dwellings, Bankrupt Btocks, and General Merchandise bueght and $3ld on commission. UNIVERSITY PLACE BAP'TCH'H, Donglas-place, wost of Cottage Grove-av. Cottage Grove Lecture Course, CONCERT ANDLECTURE, Raxt Tuesday ovening, March 4, 8 rars ente: . Pmmiarhh Bt Bhe Tt 5, and & 5 It f tho Ladios' Bebavolont Roclsry. b0cants: childron, £ cants. The Dummy foara Ouiiang st 10:15 for Kemwood aud Hyde Park, on that vening, and March 13, afier the Cloaing Lectdre of the EIGHTH PRESBYTERIAN CH'CH, ., ‘Corner Waahington and Bobey-sts.. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, Lecture by Rev. W. H. Milburnp, THE BLIND PREACHER. Tho Rozat Beef and Plum Pudding and, or What a Blind Man Saw in S0 costa, of Mer. gland. ™ DR.D. CAELY A8 399 Bouth Olark-st., gusrantees to curo AUCLE Ypbes | - 5 thiar dostor can, IaAAmmscT i e 5 ot omornd AR and Eorm tho Sraterm, a5 thovgs 1L wittiout pain or disagroeabla feoling 0 the NO CURE! DI‘- Kean NO PAY!! . 360 South Clark-st., Chicag% - May bo confidentially consulted, o by free of e oo all chronic or pervous AISEhet gy A tha AN o the only physlctan 12.G driez DR. nly pl rants cures or no pay. Ofhico hours B2 Female Diseases, | 3847 South Clark-stes Room No» %+