Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1873, Page 12

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1873. SELAH REEVE ET AL Another Chapter of Great Western Telegraph, Attempt to Make D. A. Gage and Josish Snow Complainants Against Thiir Will Ons of the Most Complicated Four-Sided Tegal Games Ever Played. Reeve Stated to Have Built 1,600 Miles of Line Since the Last Decree. Tbs New Company Dacks Down as Regards Gage and Snow, but Gains a Reference to a Haster. The petition flled, on Tednesday evening, in the suit Terwilliger v. The Great Western Telegraph Com- pany, turnod up, Sesterdsy morning—atier & sojourn 10 the Journal office, a trip to Milwaukee nnd-back, #nd a brief period of repose in a lawyer’s omce—in Judge Farwell's court in thohands of Mr, Bennett, tho gentleman who filed it in the Jonrnal office in 8 fit ©f momentary forgetfulness, under the imprecsion that he was commencing & new suft in tho Circuit Court, WaaT 18 1T 2 “The document was discussed from various points of view, and {nspected by the legal gentlomen prosent. From the fact that it was fled among the procecdings inthis long-pending cause, and from its langusge, some of the counsel prefended that it wesa supplo- mental bill. Others scouted the 1des, and insisted on 116 being a cross-bill ; whilst others ogain divided on its chatms tobe considered respectively s motion and petition ; whilst tho Journal heavy-weight, who sat at the right ear of Bennett, whispered in an ecstatic state of somnalency—* Bill; ssy it'a a biIL” WHO OWN8 THE NIW LINES, Judge Gookins, counsel for Sclah Reeve, responded with the following afidavit : Jeremlah Terwilligor v, The Great Western Tategraph Compuny : Selah Recve bolng duly sworn ays that ho 18 advised by counsel and verily believes that ihis cause 18 not now in proper condition to be referred toa Meater in Chancery for {he purpose of stating on no count between the Great Western Telegraph. Company 2nd himself ; that there are claims set up in the peti- tion Aled by the said Company which have never been adjudicated, nor hsve any fzsuea been formed or set up in the pleadings botwewn said Company and this -deponent ; thst among other thinga it is clatmed in tho petition of said_Company, that tie sald Company 18 1o posseseion or owner of the lines outside of this Ptate, the contrary of which is the fact. Baid lines bavo' been constructed by this deponent, and ~Bave never been turncd over 10 the eald Company, and they ars the property of this deponent, and are 10 re- Imln w0 untl] they are paid {0, Which hes not veca don ; and this deponent states that he has made fair offers of settlement with eald Company, znd that said Company has refused to submit to the. deponent sny fair and just proposition for such scttlement, And the deponent states thet he is advised by counsel, and “verdly believea that bo is cntitled to afirmative elief t the said Company ; and tbat the pleadings in e cause are not {n form to allow of such relief, This deponent states thet there 1s 3 large amount due him from eaid Company for the canstruction of its lines, and which said Company is bound to pay_before the £aid Company is entitled to have said lines turned over o it. This deponent is sdvised by aad “beliovos, that St s Tecessary before this matier can be hdjudicated that o should Bave opportunity to file a cross-bil, setting forth Lis claim against thé said Company ; that since the failure 0coma to an_sdjustment with eaid Compeny thers ‘as been 1o sufficient time to_obtain te facts and to ‘propare auch cross-Lill ; and ho in advised thot soveral eeks il bo necoasary to obtain such facts and fo glrpuc_uurh cross-bill; that many of the facts have to obtsined at a distance from here, and that imo will e nocessary for the obaluing of ‘them. This depo- ‘ment therefore prays that this cause msy-be continued for such reasonable time a5 may bo necessary for him %0 prepareand file such cross-hill, £0 that an issue mey betc and the matters in dispute between the par- tiea properly sdjudicated. WANTS TO ENOW, Y0U KNOW. ol Bonneit bogun an eisbofate argumeit Lased on 8 papers filed, and was sailing on pleasantly, when ‘e Gonrt infimatod that he world e o Kgort what Ar. Beanctt was aiming at, a matter s to which con- #iderable doubt appeared to exlst. Mr. Bennett ropied by reforrin o tho papers, by ‘which he was ready to stand or The Conrt snid Mir, Benhett was, perhaps, not awaro #hat the Court know very little of ‘the matter n ques- tion. He knew thero vwaa such s case; he had soen something about it in the papers but he had no Jnowledge of it outaide of such information ns b had o et dropped th d lluminated L M. o papers, o a ‘the subject. He then read the papers, at the conclu- glon of which the Court was appareatly au Juit 2a to 0 oms, Judgo Doolittle, appearing for David Gsge, defended e petition before the Court, on Mr, Gage's personal character, and resisted hia ‘mado o complainant. Goge had ncted throughout in good faith, before and sfter the decree, and he aaked tho Conrt for leave to Put in an answer to the potition, WY THIS BEORLESSNESS 2 Judge Norton, for Josish Snow, indignantly re- the charges of frand made against his client connection with transactions, the principal of which had occurred since ho hud sovered his conneo- tion with the company, 1f the partics fo the pelition wanted only o get an accounting, as they professed - t0do, why did they not make » motion {o that effect, instesd of flivg & paper that contained wholesals Sharges of fraud with which b procecding Tad Dothing 10 407 They afirmed 3 desire merely to ob- tain 2n sccounting 23 regards Selsh Reeve, and to oc- complish that they introduced a petition asking that Baow bo madoa complainant {n the Terwilliger suit the Compapy and Reove; and siso em- _braced the opportunity to go still further out of their way 1o _collect long strings of fraudulent charges against Snow with which be could baveno - pessible connection, sinco the events to which thes be- . ged had occurred sinco he had cessed his connec tion with the parties. ‘WIIAT'S THE NUBRY? ‘The Court asked if there was an important reason _ why a reference should be immediately made, . Bark, of Milwaakee, if ho might be permittod eXplain, — The Court—0h, certainly, Would venture o mention s few facts that might ibe matter before the Court in a new light, ' He ed off sbout a column and a half of such facts ‘with impreasive volubility, and left hia Laarors strand- d with the jdea that the Keeve contracts had been st s&ide by the decres of the Cireuit Court, founded on the order of the Supreme Court, that a now Board of had been ordered to be elected, and an ao- count taken with Reeve of the moncy expended by Beeve for construction purposes, after which a further order of Oourt would b made, and that the Aling of this petition was the lozal way of getiing nt fhe so- comnting part of the business. Several counsel tried £0 100k 26 1f this was news to them, and pretended to t2¥onates. ‘ I8 THIS TRING A FETITION, CROSS-BILL, MOTION, OR Judgs Gookln broke tho unnstural calm that fol- lowed by stating be conldn* make up hin zmind thfluthh ':.ni. cmu-“ N.l;‘nl ‘what it was, ~--be & motion ; 801 to make les com- ‘lainants who hng ot nnsg to do with &hm&et. He Was not sure what it was: nor how £o treat it, - Mr. Bennettaud Mr. Stark did not attach great im- ‘portance to the making new parties complainata, Jdudge Doolittle, amid universal titter of logal foolscar, pointed out that the making of Gage &k Snew parties complainants to this now and objectionable ‘Procesding was the canse of all the bother. ‘The Court 5a!d, with o emile, he was doubtul whbat t0do. Howas nit famillar with the detalls of tho case, xnd not sure How much the potitioners were warrsuted in asking: nor how much farther ihoy Soud go thun thes had vt gone wihou: "becoming mors camplicated than they already scemed 16 be. “NOT THE RAMY, SUIT AT ALL, Judge Goakins directed the attention of th Court to fhe fact that the lurger portion of e matter chargod d fo do with the quent to the granting of the decree, and ety at snd consequentl was not competent for dlscussion, It was masiier oy » cross-bill, Judge Doolittle pointed out,in further pursuance f this vein of thouglt, thist ng decres was msked {n the proceedings personally against Gage and Snow, WEIIHER ARE WE DRIFIING 7 The Court added the reflection that the Sopreme Court decres itself added {o_the complications of the gase wheveupon the learned body weat off ¢ full ary The fun continued for some time, nobody sppearing £0 understand quite where tho affair was going tolead 3 s each gentleman acting independently of his neigh bor ; defendants, complainants, and_parties sought to be made cam, ts, paddiing each his own canoe ¥ith the most complscent innocence of any ides of Bow it would end. Finally the Court suggested a com- promise; uamely, that instesd of this petition, Srder be made to show that in pursuance of the & wonld mvae inquiry by the Master as {o other artmobila . which charges of Lrtud wero musds sguinst “Sfi’&%fifinfif"&m nover could be & de- s Cones aakod wheines i ookLe o reference wggub%.‘&f&mu’z; mm}flndm focts alleged In this supplemental bill, or whatever it was, hadall M‘{P‘"‘? thodacren inthy cause, pud, there- “foro the Court o be asked on now issues, fore, any reference must nocesearily involve them. There were no pleadings filed, there were no fesues te argued, and yet & Tefercnce was MORE CONUNDRUNS, A question aross as to tho intentious of the Supreme Court in ordering an sccounting, the cannsel for the new parties complinants holding that etuco’the time the order was made a large amount of work bad been completed,~1,600 miles, ~Tho decrec was then read, £8 in Tne TROwWSE, and b5 ryo; 25 cars barley. Total, 877 cars, or 148,- publishod st ' tho _time Teferred o dn turn (and out ) a1l who had o right to be heird. Al having had thei Littln say, the Court asked where was {lo preecut difi- culty 2 Was it that since ic decrec, Reeve bad gono on bullding lines and spending money Judgo Guokius sald that was it, preclscly ; and thero was no issue beforo the Court, What had now Loen sumption: * 4,409bu wheat ; 6,060 bu corn; 3,693 Du oats; 2,994 bu 1ye; 8,141 bu barley. With- drawn for do during tho past week: 36,748 bu wheat; 35,174 bu corn; 12,376 bu oats; 8,061 bu rye; 13,755 bu barley. The following grain has been inspected into sioro this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 128 cars wheat ; 189 cars corn; 80 cars oats; 5 cars ¥ i | 000 bu. Tho following were the receipts and shipments of breadstufia and stock at this point daring tho week ending with this morning, and for corre- brought beforo the Conrt waa niot an_8a00 8 o what i 5 ondi ¥ bad been done; and Lo wanted to know whetherhe | 8PORdIng weels onding as dated: a8 going befofo the Msster fo try that leauo; or ROBITS . ety Wk what ), 3 ] The Court did not feel inclined to make any order on T e Dew issues. It appearcd to him that if they went be- | Four, brls. 35,402 e fore tho Master thoy might take evidence aa to what | Wheat, bu. oA 1i2d been dono or left ugdone under tho decres of that S Sioe (Circuit) Court. He didnot sce any objection o that; 2, 5132, 150t Dor did he sec any necessity for making mow partics 30 34708 complainants, o making aoy other charges of that By s Judgo Gookina sald the other side might substitute ;;;m :}% for the petition a draft of s order Lo bo submitted to " Court and argucd on Monday. £iE " At ‘Tho Court said ho had no power to ordér them to {or 1 ‘withdraw their petition and make 8 new one; he only (e made suggestion. S L DUAWING IN TITEIR HORIS Pats, I M. Starks bad_no objection fo prepiring an order | Ryey bu.. e I at once, withdrawing from the petilon certatn alega- | Sarloy, b -ocoo et 1076 79 s Bomltie saia tharo wero matters n that peti. | Live hogs, No. DNl o 202 tion {hat Afr. Gage would naturally s amanof | Cattle, No.. Loa gm0 7458 ‘honor, from eecing among the records, If it was nec- ‘that the potition must become matter of rec- ord, Bo shonla desirs to flie his answer thereto, and to arguing it. Finally, Mr, Stark almost lost patience, and declared 3t would take tho biggest telescope in the universities of Chicago to find out anything in the bill that reflectod on Bnow & Goge; which brought upon his devoted array of legal essary have a day fixed for Dead the blesaings of the combine talent assembled and the contempt of Snow & Gage. for filthy lucro as compared with tho suspicion of frau ‘baing duly vindicated. Mesars, Bonnett and Stark Qis- ‘misecd the petition ss regards Snow & Goge, and an ordor*of reference was agreed on, leaving 'the ouly question of settlement tho choice of a Master. MONEY AND COMMERCE. MONETARY. S47UEDAY EVENING, March 8, There has been a vory marked improvement in tho aspect of affairs in the local moncy market during the last week. This is due mainly to the increase of funds realized from tho ship- mont of hogs and cattle, and to the closing up of packing operations, The packers have done an unusually profitablo basiness, and tos con- siderable oxtent thoy are realizing their profits and accumulating available funds .which have gone into banks, and are helping to keep up the prices of grain. In the open marketmoney is more abundant. First-class pepor has been ne- gotiated in largo amonnts at 10 per cont. Good paper is in demand at from 10 to 12 por cent, and loans can be offected on collaterals at 9 to 10 * nccommodation” g:ger goes at 15 to 18 per cent, and second-class lo _paper at about the samo rate. By report given below it will be seep there have been some per cent. Really good transactions in our local stocks : The supply of oxchange on New York, how- iminished congiderably within & day or two, and indicates the possibility of tho mopey ‘market workiog somowhat closer nest Sales were made between banks to-day 8650 per 31,000 discount, though there were ever, has weok. but fei ecllers at that figure. The clearings of the Chicago bsnks for tho TT:e car lond of mixed wheat and barley to which we alluded in this morning's issue, was delivered from the Galona Elevator, and not the Air Line, as stated in our notice. Itis only fair to audi allerem parlem; and while swindles, actuzl or sttempted, on the grain-shipping community ehould bo mercilogs- Iy exposed, thero i oqual reason for noting cases in which thoy tryto take unfair advaniage. A carload of whoat arrived here to-day from Tows, which weighed 67 Ibs per bu at the top, while that near the bottom only weighed 531 1bs per bu. If the shipper expected that the 'whole car-load would be inspected as belonging to the lowest grade, hie will not be disappointed. The leading produce markets were Icsa active to-day, all being rather quiet, excopt corn, whilo several were docidedly slow. Tho receipts of produce woro rather moro liberal, with finer Weather, and the shipments continus small, ex- copt in’ moats and provisions, while several rather largo operators wore anxious to urload. This produced a marked depression in some da’gmmenta, end made others sluggish. 'here was considerablo animation in the dry oods trade, particalarly in the staplo cotton and 088 _ 5O departments, and the firmness that has go long been a foaturo of the market shows no signs of abatement, The attendance of interior merchants is noticeably on tho incrense, while the volumo of business transacted through the medium of ‘‘mail orders™ is roported larger than in former sea- &ons &t a corresponding period. The markot for staple and fancy groceries presented no foa- tures differing materially from those noted during tho preced.in%d:)‘n of the week. Stocks are in good shapo, both as regards size and assortment; and, as the demsnd com- tinuos libersl, a chéerful fecling prevzils among jobbers generally. Coffecs aro in bettor supply and more quiet, but the advauco in gold serves to strongthen tho market, and holders did not seem inclined to effect sales at any con- cession. At the recent decline there is a brisk demand for sugars, and the tendency of prices s no longer in adownward direction. Toas, spic and goaps were firm. Baleratus was higher, vancing to 5@10c. Butter was in botter supply, but the offerings do not equal the requirements of tho trade, and desirablo goods were not to be weelk wore: e i ; Lad at any concession from tho quoted prices, T ghalances. | which ware 52@35 for_choico, and 20@30c for ,635,620,05 410,743.16 | common to medium. Bagging remsins quiet. 5 222,750.50 | The caunod goods trade was sgain roportad ao- 415.. tive, orders from local retailers as well a8 from Sooos | interior dealors beingnnumuflx liberal for the il £0a80D. Pr{cgs ‘were gel‘:eniuy xmi(fChtwst.S e veveeess . S2NGI000.50 §2,129,900.08 | MOVIng freelyat16@17c for New York factory, an Comesponding ‘woek Tt 05050 $2,129,900.08 | L83 @ 6ige or Wostern, swhore it 18 firmly held. yoar. eeeene 17.058,680,93 1,741,700.07 | No change took place in prices of fish, though The_following quotations of local stocks are | some descriptions were quoted firm. Dried furnished by Mesars. Hammond & Gl}l'gdsz First National Bank. Chicago City Railway West Division Raflway. ‘Pullman Palace Car. . Elgin Watch Com Cham] Comm Traders’ Ins, Co. lows this afternoon : 5-200 0f %62 10408, ex iz U. 5, 68 (New ern Pac Northe Cook County 7s. linois, County Goldand Goid Land Warran were very dull. 132 to % for call 3 Inst week, Sterling, 1073{. ooy lgmelfl. COMMERCIAL. SazURDAY EvErnvg, March 8, The following were the receipts and shipments ;A:Lhu: Teading articles of produce in Chicago dur~ Ayl .28 000 bl st & . | do, buyer X € the past twenty-four hours, and forthe cor- 3 2 1,000bris dp at 214.50 ; 1,000 Luinels, C mg.gwmnm i0s © terling Exchange (large drafts ia Tschange. ! LATEST, Nzw Yons, March 8.—Gold opened 115%@115%, 'and closed firm at 1154 from fiat t0 5-16 for use. Daily clearings $147, Governments were dull and steady. light nd Goke Gon : Joc Chicago Gas-light and Goke Company.. 106 Ser of Gommerce. i $ 5,500 Traders’ Insurance, at 100, 10,000 Third National Bank, st 135, 3,000 Chicago Gaalight and Coke, at 103. 5,000 Commercial National Bank, at 136X LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET. Mossrs. Lunt, Prosion & Kean quoto as fol- Asked, Buying. Setting. 15y 15; frujts met with & fair inguiry at substantially o prices carront during tho procading days of tho week. Hay continues dull and weak, Hides were moving freely at tho quotod prices, or at £10¢@103{c for heavy greon salted,;and at 113¢c for light do. Oils wers in good request Wwith little or no variation in prices, carbon eolling at 19@193c ; linkocd at 5c@$1.02 ; whale at 83c; and turpentine at 80c. Lumber continues to meet with an improved inquiry. Prices are without material chauge. There hias been rather more inquiry the Iast few days for building materials, snd common_brick i8 ‘held firmly at 810.00@11.00 per m. Lime, stucco, cement, &c., wera steady s quoted. The motals, iron, and steel wero fairly active for the season, 'and the market for most rticlos is . Kails aro in_moderato demand, and firm. Wool and hops continue quict snd_unchanged. Beeds wera in libersl supply and dull; oxcept timothy, for the better gradea of which there was 2 tolerably fair demand; prices ranged from 83.00@3.95 for timothy. Clover waa very uiot and wek, at €409535 for ordinary. ther soads wero' unchanged. There was a fair local demand. for poultry, ospscially chickeus, which are somowhat scarce. Eggs were firmes, owing to light receipts : now quoted at 19@20c. The trade in green fruits was fair, and prices for everything eave spples wera stoady, spples be- ing & {rifle essier, now quoted at $3.00@3.75. reesed hogs were quiet at mbout tho same int. | rango a8 yestordny, at £5.50@5.60 for good lots, which were taken by city butchors. _Shippers have probably ceasod to buy for this season. <4 | Sales wore reported of 65 head at $5.60, and 50 = | 8t £5.50 9 100 Ivs. 185 Highwines wero quiet and unchanged, with 140 | very little demand and few _offerings, stocks .- 180 | being regortmi very light. Sales wero restricted at 1165, soldat | £0.100 brls at 86346 per gallon. (@115%. Toans | Lake freights wero inactive, end nominally ,000,000, | tnchanged, at 13 for corn by sail to}Buffalo. bonda Provisions were moderately active, but easier. The specio exported for the week amounted to $004,~ 3foney was activo and stronger to-day; ranged from joans, The bank statement shows 3 net gain of $117,700, the deficiency being reduced to $204,575 sgainst The stock market was quiet, and the dealings wers Qevoid of any special animation. The irregularity in prices continued. The market was strong om New York Central, Panams, and Harlem, 1 507 Chicago & Alton 1fd.110 1047 Ohfo & Misaissippi. .. 46 64%/C,, C. & C.. responding date one year ago : 276 | purchases were all m: g 354 8L 3 Del. Lack. & Wostern.101 5 o™, B & 8% 3Mess pork was quite weak, declining fully 50c per In] ooy, bt eeaberad. sbont snn halt the dop Dofore the close. The renson of tho docline wag altogother Jocal. All offerings have been bought up freely for three days past; somo think the t o in the interest of the pesties controlling tho etock of old pork shll ero to tho extent of fally 30,000 brls. These parties were not buying this morming, aud a per- emptory order o gell s round lot of 1,000 brla being roceived, the proporty was_offered down, after the fashion of & razor'in a Dutch auction, till it found & purchaser. Lard wes in fair domand st previous pricos. Meata were sclive, buf otsier, in evmpethy with mess ork. ' Our stock of meats is being rapidly re~ duced, the ehipments of the past week averag- ing nenrly 3,000,000 Ibs per day.- Our stock of lard is reported at 45,983 tes, sgainst 83,936 & your ago. The market closed at the following Tange of prices : Meas pork, cash or soller March, $14.05@14.10; do seller April, $14.25@14.50; do “soller May, 814.45@14.50; do_seller June, $14.75@14.80; prime mess, $12.50@12.75; extra primo, $10,00@10.25. Lard, cash, or seller March, $7.95 @8.00; do seller April, 86.05@8.10;. do sellor May, 93.20@8.25. Green hams at J3H@ 10i4c, according to weight. Srweet pickled hams notedat 937c for 20-Ibs; 103/ @10%c for 16-8 ; 105£@103£o for 17-1bs ; 103;@L1c for, 16-1bs ; 115, @11%c for 15-1bs; 12@1%){c for 14-Ibs, an 123(@13c for 13-1b averages. Groen shoulders, 4fe; dry salled mests quoiable at 5@53o fof shonlders; 6%@Tc for ehortribs; and 7o for short clear. Boxod ehonlders, 5e. oglish meats, 7o' for Cumberlands; T3@75c for short ribs; 75 for short clear; 12}@18%o for long cnt hams. Bacon is quoted at 64c for shoulders, 8¢c for clearribs, 8lc for short clear, and 12@ 1dc for hams, all packed. Mess beef, 38.50@ 200, eximy oms do, S0GI00; bost hums, 29.50. City tallow, 54C; grease quo- table at ax@a%?.’ s A o cia ot 500 brls mess pork at 14.10; 1,500 brls do, seiler April, at $14.25; 500 bls do st 814.10; 1,000 bris 25; 500 brla' do, saller 7y, at 814.65; brls @ak 814.40; 500 tes lard at 38.05; 1,824 tes® do at £8.00; 50 tesdo at $7.95; 250 tes d‘o{. sgeller May BEcErTs, ~ (last evening), st 98.323¢ ; 2,000 tcs do at $8.255 18, 1,200 tes do at 28.20; 40,000 ibs shoulders at 5o; D 200,000 1bs do, ‘seller April, at 53go; 320,000 bs 4510] short riba at T3zc; 200,000 Ibs do, seller April, at 103,735 T¥e: 20,000 1bs green do at 7c; 80 boxes short 45,490 riba at 79¢c; 150 boxes Cumberlands at 70; 250 3,250 boxes long clear st G4c. SPER) S0 The Daily Commercial Report gives the follow- 3 : ing us_ tho shipments of provisious_ from thia 6,300 30,000]] » city for the week onding Marc] an *| 655,370} m,%‘ mfi;%&,& 2% | since Nov. 1, 1872; elso cn%npmtwp figares: I8l LT Jorks Eord, Tama,* s, Midle 2 d i i % 1. & wn0s| 10005 | TashEnhd 45 AEE 44 L2 BiS [eeennn., Binco Nov. 151, 27,143,223 118,840,353 0 time 3 69,341 127,656 41,821 21,417,859 75, 166, 714 605 | *Grocn bams-Shipped woek ond ing March 6, 1813, 7,028 5,060 | pleces, against 3,145 plocos the same waek last co 1475 | Nov. 1, 1502, 623,844 piecer, agalnat 726,377 nfin‘- amo . 08 time Iast year. . 400 | Henry Milward & Co. write as follows : 23 ‘The manufacture of ‘l‘!:m pork the past sea- di 2an was 60 limited that it ts dunhuufi,‘evm at corre- eponding prices with oth ex- pered by its own has been 50 Limited everywhere that mess pork saril dance, but this sear it {a well known that the | ong_closr; T@756e for |- ducts, and must ' sdvanco 2s they do, Our stock of old and new together is somewhat lighter than it was sald to be at {hfs time last year, but nearly 70,000 bris less than the then statistica would have given us, The stocks at a1l other points aro very small Com} itively, that st New York tho 1st of the month gonlating of Galy 43,000 brls 0 (probably chiefly from ere), and 8,000 bris' new: that at Cincinnati under 18,000; at ¢, Louls and ““Up River” under 10,000 brls, while Ailwatikeo will not huvo enough to supply her own requirements, 3fost of tho purchases of mess pork here have been made with & view of supplyiog ho snticipated consumplios, and not. £or purposea of on. Flour was lean active, but steady at former pri- cos, notwithatanding tho weakness in wheat and Liberal receipts. Now York was quoted strong, which fact assiated holdors in_sustaining prices, in the faceof a lighter domand. Bran waa steady. Bales wero reported of 170 brls white winter ex- tras (Wis.) at 87.873¢ ; 200 brls do on privite torms ; 100 brls spring extrae (Big Tox) st £7.25;'100 brls do (Oriental) af $7.60 ; 100 brls do at$7.00; 100 brls do (Bakers' Loaf) at $0.6214 ; 100brls do (Grove City) at $6.00; 500 brls do’on private terms; 200 brls rvo at $1.40; 25brls do on private terms. Total, 1,505 brls. Also 20 toos bran at'$10.0 on track,” Tho fol- lowing wers the closing quotations air to chofce whife winter extras, $ 7.90 (gm.m 1956 @ on Friday, for no special reason except that of local hieaviness, and really in gpite of roported additional strength in New York. whilo some advices quated Liverpool firmar. The secrat of tho matter was, that a few holders bocame satis- fiod yesterday that they had held on long enongh, and began to soll out, pursuing tho ssmo policy to-day. The ler oporators jumped the eame viay, 0 they usually do, and thus sellers were in the'large majority, which weakened prices. BUll there was a fol inquicy for caul lots, to carry againat options, which kept up the prico of car loads to & relatively higher April opened at_£1.23%¢, decline b 2 Boer Moy’ serd dsole ez%qgiuw o 2234, ler Mzy sold at 1,263 closing at $1.27%. Felor tho monthy, ax ¢ an’fé No. 2 spring, 6old at $1.2134@1.23, closing at 812135, Birictly frosh_receipts of do closed nominal st §1.217. No. 1 spring was inactiveat 81.29 bid and $1:29 asked. No.?2 spring closed at 810937, and rojectod do st 933¢c, Cash salea were reported of 3,600 bu No. 2 spring at $1.22; 96,800 bu do at 81.218¢ ; 75,000 bu do at £1.214¢+ 2,000 bu No. 8 spring at_1.10; 10,800 bu do at €1.095(; 1,600 b do at $1.003¢; 400 bu rojected spring st fo; 1,600 bu doat 4dc; 400 bu do ot 2. Total, 192,300 bu. Corn was quite sctive, at about the samerange 25 ot the closo on Fridsy. The grest bulk of the trading was done early, when ono or two Intge operators unlondod very froely, which waaall the more & gurprise, a8 iheir previous purchases were understood to have beon made for shi ment. Bot this did not materially wesken mackot, which was pastinlly kept up, 58 for sov- gral days past, by tho beliof that thére s a vory large short interest out, which must fill in soon, at whatovor price may bo ruling. Tho demand for froen receipts was Dot 80 good a8 yesterday, but a fair business was done, moetly to carry gainst options, s thore was little demand for cor to load into vessels. Begular No. 2, orsallor tho moutl, a0ld at $34@IG, closing et 325¢c. Birictly fresh roceipts of do sold at $23¢ @33%c ; and receipts dated yesterday or to-day eold at '33%(@333¢c, being deliverablo at the gpening of navigation at leis storaga thao grain dated previously. Beller April sold at 32@ 3330, sellor May at 051§ @3GE¢c, and soller Juino at’ 875/@37%c, all closing Arm at tho inside." Seller July was nominal at 833(c. Cosh eales wero Feported of_6,000 bu No. 3 to arrive ab 833¢c; 6,400 bu do ot 833%c; 16,000 bu do at 33%0; 5,000 bu frosh ot 83c; 10,000 bu do &t 8230 400 bu do at 8230 ;'40,000 bu do at 8alcc! 60,000 bu do at 3%3c; 55,000 budoat 3237c ; 12,000 bu rejectsd at 2330 ; 6,800 bu do at 2837c ; 800 bu do at 280. Total, 218.400 bu. Qsts were vory quiet, but_ firm, the few trans- notions roported being at abont %o advance, in sympathy with » stronger markef in New York. oint. Sellor Sellor the month wes nominal st 264@26%c; |- gller April at 20J(@27c; sd seller Koy at Soc. Beller June was offerod at 8lc. Cash sales wero reported of 4,800 bu No. 2 at 27¢c; 7,200 bu do 2t 263¢c. Total, 12,000 bu. Rye was quiet and firm st the improvement noted yesterdsy, with a fair demand. Sales were roported of 1,600 ba No. 2 at 66c, and 1,200 bu do at 6534c. ' Seller April was quoted at 67c bid. Barley was dull and wesk, declining 2@3c on No. 2, with a corresponding downward tondonoy on the lower grades. Xo. 3 opened nominally at sbout 73}c, but _closed dull at 71@72¢. Sellor April sold st 730, closing b 72¢. No. 3 was quoted at 57@6le, according to location. Cash eales wore reported of 1,200 bu No. 2 (A., D. & Co. and Central) at 74a; 5,000 bu do at 7834c; 1,000 bu do at 713¢0; 400 bu No. 3 (Central) at 6lc; 400 bu do at 58¢; 800 bu rejected at dc; 400 bu by eample at B5c; 400 bu do at 83c; 00 bu do at 80c; 500 bu do at 74c; 400 bu do at 5sc, on track. Total, 10,900 bu. LATEST. In tho afternoon wheat was quict, and a_trifle firmer. No. 2 spring was nominal at 31.213@ 1.215¢ cash or seller the month, and sold at $1.135@1.23% seller April, the latier closing at tho inside. Corn was quiet and ateady ot 32350 seller the month, and 32%c seller April. Other grain and provisions were neglected. — CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Review for the Weck Ending Sature day Evening, March 8. SATURDAY EVENING, March 8. The receipts of live stock during the weok have baen as follows : Sheep. 177 804 12 1,200 9,201 12,146 8,637 7,692 Last we - ‘Week before last. Wesk anding Feb, 14, Total, 4 weeks. Shipments were . 7613 41,007 gl Last week.. 430 7,408 6,229 The Commities appointed by the Btate Senate t0 inquire into and roportupon the management of affairs at the Union Stock-Yards put in an appearance there this morning, and were intro- duced to the Company by the Hon. §. P. Hop- kips. CATTLE—The week just closed has been one of more than ordinary activity in this depart~ ment of trade, aud one of fair profits_to West~ ern shippers. The nnmber of outside buyers was nofably large, Now York, Albsny, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Baffalo, and other lesa prominent points being_ ropresented, #nd, under the encourngement_afforded by the reported advence of & }{@}4c in the Eastern markets, there was quite = spirited competition for the betfer grados, under R salues ugprocinod to the extent of & %@ . The markot for low grades was also sensi— ly firmer, in sympathy, but the too liberal sup- ly of such operatad to prevent any u? ma- FeZiniadvance, The average of the woek's ceipts shows further improvement in quality, lm{ from a review of the daily sales it appears that the major portion of the transfers wore within tho range of $4.00@5.76. Sales of choice smooth, well-fatted steers, of from 1,350 to 1,450 Ibe, were reported at 36.00@06.25, while s few ex- tra'graded steers fetchod $0.50@6.75, but the offerings good enough to command these prices ‘were not numerous, and uuless foeders have something exceptionally fine they need not send it forward with the expectation of realizing over 86.25. Fair activity still characterizes the de- mand for stock cattle, and former prices are fully sustained, the market ruling firm at £3.25@3.75 for common to medium lots of from 700 to 850 1bs average, and at 84.00@4.25 for good to prime droves averaging from 900 to 1,050 s. i oung steers, of from 1,080 to 1,100 1ba average, ve been taken by feeders st £4.373{@4.50. Leocal butchers have not been ve:y liberal oper- ators, nor. need an activo demand from this source ba looked for during the season of Lent. Their wants were chiefly supplied st $3.50@4.00 for common to good fat cows, and af $£.00@4.50 for common to fairish steers. ‘While in comparison with the preceding two or three weeks, the Week under review has wit- nessed marked improvement in tho quality of tho atock offered for sale, the average ia still belu;rd’ t!.:ltd ot‘h former years a.fie » wxl'respzmding perit e opinion is daily gairin, und, That, notwithstanding the grent abusdance of corn, and it8 relative cheapmess, there is no probability of there being a surplus of fat cattlo. Owing to the “flinty” character of the cor a0d the almost unparalleled steady severity of the winter, the 28 of fattening has gone on. much mors slowly than nsual, sad caitle that ordinarily would bave been merketed during the prosent month, will not come forward uctil Anril. Common and medium rades must con- ably be oxpected to rulo low. ‘o-day there was very Littla trading elthor on local or onteids _account, and ths market was dull forall grades below choice. The few re- ported sales did not indicate any pronounced change in values, and prices msy be quoted steady as given below : QUOTATIONS. Eitra—Graded steers sveraging 1,400 Bs - and upwards. .$5.25@6.50 Cholos Beoves—Fino, fat, well formed 3 ye: ar to & yearold ateers, averaging 1,50 to e i .. 5.75@0.00" Good Beoves~Well-faitened, fnely-formed stecrs, averaging 1,200 to 1,300 s s 5.25@5.50 Modiun GraderStders aver- .. 4.50@3.00 io 'medium to extra cows, for city slanghter, averaging 800 01,100'1bS. ...... Stock Cattlo—Common cattle, in 3 3.50@450 3.25@4.25 Cattle—Corn-fed Texas.. e HOGS—The hog trade has ruled moro quiet than during preceding weeks, and a lower range of prices has been established. Tha recoipts have boen remarkably largo for tho season, and although shippers oporated. on a very liberal scale, they were unzble to prevent a stendy ac- cumalation, and prices gua’fmly worked down- ward. The declino in cLioice grades lins not been serious, tho offerings of such comprising but & small proportion of the supply, but common coarse lots are “‘off " fully 15@%0¢, a8 compared with the prices onrrent 2~ woek ago. Tho aver- sgo quality for tho week was aboat the poorest ever scon here at any eeason, thero being scarcely a drove that shippers wonld take withe out sorting. The *tops” sold at fair prices, while the culls were not wanted at any price, an several thousand remain in tho pens unsold at the cloge. To-day only a small business was done. Ship- pers asked Iower prices, which holders were gen- erally nowilling to grant, and the aggregate of #ales did not much excoed 2,000. Prices closod weak at 84.25@4.40 for common coarse mixed ois; at $4.50@4.60 for medinm, and at $4.65@ .80' for good to choice. Extra grades wonld command $4.85@4.95. BHEEP—The supply continues liberal, and prices romain unsettled. Local butchers havo taken hold rather sparingly, but Ahipl\:nm were. in regular attendance, and_into their hands the larger portion of tho weok's supply found ita way. Tho range of prices was 83.25@5.75, with most of the trapsfors at £3.75@4.75. We quote poor to common at $3.25@3.76; medium at $4.00 @4.50; and good to choico st $1.75@5.50. pitmt ot MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Forelgn Maricets. Livenpoor, March 811 a. m,—Tlour, 293 Ld@2s, Winter wheat, 126 2d ; spring, 11s 34@12s 2 ; wite, 118 93@12s; club, 124 4031264, Corn, 27s@2s Sd. Pork, 5536, Lard, 39a 6L, LIveRroot, March 8—1 p. m,—Market unchanged. LavEuroox, March 8—3 p. m.—Breadstuffe quiet and unchanged. Pork, 663, Rest unchanged, Loxvos, March’ 8. — Consols — Money, 923 ; ac- count, 91%4@92 ; 5200 of 65, 93% ; do of 67, 9334 ; 1040s, 892 ; mow 68 903 ; Erle, 5255, FRaXZrORT, March 8.—Five-twentiss of %63, 953(. PaBI, Morch 8.—Rontes, 50f 75¢. L, March 8.—Cotton dull ; middling upland, 95@93;d ; Orleans, 97%,@10d ; sales, 10,000 bales ; American, 7,000 ; specalation and export, 1,000, Red winter, 128 2d. Ghimbertinds, 86 ; short Pork, 606, Cheeae, 723, The Produce Markets, NEW YORK. New Yo, March8,—BreapsTorrs—Flour dull and mmchanged ; Toceipts, 7,000 brls, Rys flour steady at $3.65@6.00,'Corn meal quist, Wheat & phade firmer scarclty of fre'ght-room and high rates chack exporh demand. Reccipts, 8,000 bu; Northwest spring in store, $1.59; No. 2 Ckicago, afioat, $1.63: fair No.2 waukee, afloat, $1.69; ordinary whits Western, $1.96. Ryedull and pominal. Sarley firm ; Canada West, S1.24@L5. Mslt quist; State, 950 Comn i new Western mixed, 65@653¢c; old do, lfl% 30 ; doin stors, 8ic. On elpts, bu; new mixed Western, 471x@A93c; white Western, 4934c ; old Westerm mixed, in stors, 51 @s10; white, 51@55c. Ciovin Srep—Dull and unchanged ; timothy quict » $.75@3.90. ‘Eocs—Dull st 25@253¢. FLAT—Quict. Hors—Dull at 40@35c for orop of 1872, LratrER—Quiet and steady at 28@3Ic, WoorL—Quistand unchangad, Groc oo dull and nominal. Sagar in ‘moderate demand at T7;@83c. Molasses quict; New Orleans, 65@T0c, Rice unchany Prraorrvy—Crude, 8ic; refined, 18%c, 'TURPENTINE—Quiet and weak at 65¢. ProvISIONS—Pork firmer ; new mess, $16,00; prima Beof dull and unchanged. Cuf meats mese, 14.50. quiet'; bama, 11@12¢; shoulders, 7c; middles steady 3 long clear, 8c; short clear, 83c; long and shori cloar, ByC; Lard steady; Weatern steam, 8 9-16@ 8o} kettle, B3@8J50 BurrEn—Firm ; Western, 15@20c. Caxxac—Steady ot 12@17c. ‘Wiisxy—Steady at 92c. AMUSEMENTS. HATL, 'y - aad Twenty-second-s. Gormer Wabaah OLE BULL'S GRAND CONCERTS. Thos. R. Tarnbull has the honor to announce the sppeaz- anco of the world-renowned violtalst, OLEBUILL: 0n Monday and Tuesday Evenings, ¥arch 10 and 11, ~ Assisted by Miss GRAZIELLA RIDGWAY, Sopran Bignor FERRANTI, the populss Bartons, Comic; Mr, JOSEPH HART DENCK, Pisnist. Admission, with resorved seat, $1. Tickets can be procured at Julius Bauer & Co.'s on aud tor Thursday, March 6, I e3'can bo btained at all the lesdiog muslo used st these concarts Doors open at 7._Concert to commeaco a2 8. WANTED. Wanted, To contract with th best and most energetic man in each County in Hlinois and Tows, to handle our Machines on consignment. Extra inducements offered, and wagons furnished; None but SUPERIOR MEN, wauting to make & business of it, nood spply. Address, giving portioulars of former business, and ‘references, THE HOWE MACHINE CO., 941 Wabash-av.. Chicago. Wanted. A few copies of The Daily Tribune of Jan. 16, 1872, for which a liberal price will be paid at Counting Room of this office. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. DISSOLUTION. OF. —The copartnership horstofors oxisting under TP rpiemity albreni dro i p e S BE] . ST} COPARTNERSHIP. 8 underaigned have this day formed a copartnershi] o e S mean of T Taoatl s Gor o ST s R Se syl o Agasy 2 NRY B. CHAND! Chlcago, March 1, 1673. jence, an incresso of capital, and largely Incronsed and {mproved manafacturing facilitios, ‘snabled 10 most the wants of the trade,—to Al all intrusted to us with promptnsss and to the entire satisfac. tion of our patrons. We aball bo pleased to continus the olations heretofors exlsting with he, old i, aad sBATL Shiekyir o a3 cotidente {3 the futues 4313 the ‘oux pemorel And caratal attention L lis W, TANSILL & CO. 29and 31 Wabasl With paat expert Chicago, March 1, 1873, DISSOLUTION. rtosrship hitharto_existing uador the M s of SPARLAND, BRICE. 4. GO was this dey dompleed, by ‘mudaal coasent.” Tre utligu wil bo cod- e Bisce, o Pasail SCAASSATANEAND. % ershiy &6 Lo be roceived by bim, On safd_pertsership areto be praeouod to him for pay- ment, and ho tsalono authorized to sign sald firm nams Bt 5, 167 . 2 "™ 3. CLEMSON A'FARLAND, ISAAC, W. PRIUEh EDWARD TOD! BUSINEZSS CARDS. J. COX e CO., Manafacturers s3d Importers of Artificial Flowers, Roses, Leavos, Ete., For Millinery use, 182 East Madison-st., Up-stairs, i 1ouat command ita proportionate price with other pro- | tinue abundant, and prices for such may reeson- | . AMUSEMENTS. . AUCTION SALES, " NIXON'S, -J. W. WILDER & C0.'S NATIONAL GIRGUS will open for a short season at the above place, on Thursday Evening, March 13, with thio largest, best, and most versatila combination of Equestrian, Acrobatio, and Gymuastle Talent over +bronght togother in this country, headed by the Champlon Bareback Rider of the World, ' James Robinson, with hts ACCOMPLISHED OHILDREN, and highly- trainod Stud of Horsos, together with the following grand array of talent: Mr. FRANK PASTOR, th: lishod Pad Rider. Miis RATIE STORRE; (e sos ktel and dring Bxace enno, Aflle. ELLA, in her beantifol menage act upon her r-trained b G (ND TOM." mgl}‘-u; iélyx? b“"r"c’kzqs‘."}"mm ‘beantiful trick horse, Mr. JAMES COOKE, th lar English Joster. mw'u.y.“‘xm e PR e o e etk own. lesirs. SHAPPEE and WHITNEY, the celebrated 7y 'LATOELLE BROTHERS, Grmastic Experts. A D AR, e mecommplahed Mastre da Cirgue. THG31AS CLIFFORD, W. A. RUNNALS, EUGENE MATTISON, DAVENPORT BROTHERS, 513 GRA- HAM, H. NEILCOURT, etc., otc., Acrobats, Lespors, e e oty Dop, prIL. SETET o, wo st 2 . SALRI- DA% mgethrg ‘Huidle Bafalo, BLONDIN® will p- poar at each performance. der the leadsrabip of Prof. N. F. LSO il Aocmases the Sroct PUIBIAEskes Sustsbss ffiro » baltony serenado provious to o o doors. he leading artisis of tho profession aro engaged, and will appear In rapid succosslon.. Performances every evening, and Wednesdey and Saturdsy after- noons. Matinee, ST. PATRICK’S DAY, Monday, March 17. ADMISSION. Matineo pricos. No resorved RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS. e tako plossuro fn sunouncing that wo have succeeded, 8t groat azponso, {n arranging for the Grand Combinatiod of the Theo. Thomas aud the Rubinstein Concexrt Companiss. . FIRST JOINT APPEARANCE OF ANTON RUBINSTEIN, HENRI WIENIAWSKIL, THEO. THOMAS, And his UNEQUALED ORCHESTRA, MAKING "The Greatest Concert Combination on Record. THE FIRST GRAND COMBINATION GONCERT will be giron on Monday Eventng, March 17, at the Michi- in-av. Baptist Chy 3 bitsition Gonosrt will be ation Gonce Sfarch 18, at tho Dalon Park (ven fren MORROW. FOR SOUTH SIDE CONCERT, st OARPENTER & BHELD Book-store, %8 Wabash-av., and BUCK &RAYNER'S Drui‘mre corner Madison & State.ats. FOR WEST SIDE CONCERT, at DYCHE'S Drug. store, corner West Madisonand ted-sta., and BELL'S Drug-store, corner West Madison and Speidon-sts. Resarvod Soats, glnd 3 according to Incation, CARPENTER & SHELDON, 3Macagers. HOOLEY’S OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY, March 11, and during tho weok and at th Matlnoenr FIRGT AEEARANGE OF FoTR AR TISTY “making the' Company the STRONGEST IN S, s AMERICA, the beautifal and ac MISS PHILLIS GLOVE] com- isied aciresse IS0 SIDGEY CONREL e R J. N aud BUSS HATTII oubrotto. MRE. J. W. NOE ROOTE i Bartléy ‘Campbeirs adoirablo” pietam of fashilonsble lifo PEI%}:EL ] Love At Long Branch. ALL THE FAVORITES IN THE CAST. 1, ON_THE BEACH AT LON NOH— A4l ek CH AT LONG BRANCE- AOT 2, " JEALOUSY~The georgeous Consarvatory ene. 2 ACT 3, WRECKED IN PORT~Tha Moanlight on 2CH 4™ THE DURL ON THE BEAOH—Grand bal as and Wamination. Voire of the Press. 7/ Tho Beat Amorican Comedy. "—Fhiladelphia Age. +* A Pleco for cultivated nd gentlemen to en- Joy."—Philadelphia Press. Monday, Maroh 10, Jast night of FALSE SHA a o NEBLON FARSE 8t % Sronred ts dave fo 2ih vagce. Order carrisges at10:30p. m. MYERS OPERA HOUSE, Bonroo-st., between Dearborn and Statests. Arlington, Cotton & Kemh's MINSTRELS. AN ENTIRE CHANGE of PROGRAMME, NEW ACTS! NEW JOKES! NEW BALLADS! NEW BURLESQUES! Production of the Musical Burlesquo, written by ED. action of the Moslcal Burleaguo, written by ED HAMLET, Prince of Bridgeport, MACKIIN & WILSOIN In their unequaled Songs and Daness. THE THRBEEH DAVES, BY ARLINGTON, COTTON, AND RICE: NEW VOOAL QUARTETTE, WIEIO DIED FIRST @ EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. STAR LECTURE COURSE. TO-MORROW NIGHT, PROF. MORSE “TALKING (HALE” AMICHIGAN-AV. BAPTIST OHURCH, will give Instructive and Ammine Tllastrated Lecture, YUESDAY NTGHT, MAROH 11 Halos Perk O ngTe. o5 Park Congro- gational Church, ** HOW ANDIALS GROW.” “Admisclon, 80 cts. ; Roserved Seats, 1o cts, Foreale at Sauth Side Star Depots, &8 Wabash-av. and corner State a0d Madison-sta; ; ud st \est Sids Depots, 45 Weat Madison-st. and cornsr Madison and Halstedst. MICHIGAN-AV, BAPTIST CH'H. PROF. SWING Thursday, March 13. “ o ET I NOVIEL? Rosersod Beats, 75 conts. For sals to-morrw morning, T8 A RBER PR T SHELSON McVICKER'S THEATRE. Fonurth Wock of the Emtaent Actor, EDWIN BOOTED Who will appear, antil farther notice, in Shakspearo's masterpiece, e o et ‘Which sublimo work will be prosented with tten- tlon to dotal], and au artistic Lo intelligent Toptessata: tlon, correct and charsoteristio scemery, costames, and P Crnar ag Rasaee 105 meticp ol b ooty . g e un production of ** Richard J1L" and ** Julius (4’:{“!." ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Monday, Tuesday, and Wedaeaday Eveningsand Wed: day Matinee, the aver popiiss soung Amorican At OLIVER DOUD BYRON Inhis own attractive drams, Across the Continent. Romember onl 3 Romember ouly fone perfommances of tho grest drama GLOBE THEATRE. Monds: ing, 1, ight snd Wodnesds Mg‘ 1y svening, March 10, overy nighbt snd de‘d.‘nm‘:s R Ala Chicago's favorite and Sata tinges, Chicago's {avorite an HARRY LINDEN, Inhis great representation of the plantation darkey, 18 OLOYETE, 12 Dlon Boacicaull's virid pletaro of Sodth- era liie, entitled ths OCTOFROODIT: Friday, March l4—Banofit of HAKRY LINDEN. SOVEREIGNTY LODGE, NO. 148, I. ©O. 8. 2., Viill give her THIRD ANNUAL BALL TEGRSDAY EVENING, March 13, st NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL. Membors of the Order. and 'thelr friends aro cordially invitod. The Prince of catorers, 3r. M. WOHL, will furnish the Supper. ELISON & FOSTER, GENERAL, AUCTIONEERS For the salo of Real Bsfifimtmm Merchangisg WO. 87 MAREKRET.ST, s romin s T By ELISON & FOSTER, T 796 Wabash-av. GENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Mary 13, at10 o'clock, ct 7% Webash.av. Parlor, Chambey. Dining-room, and Kitchen Furaitare, Brussels and Wog Carpets, Stoves, Bedding, Crockery, Glszsware, ate, i ELISON & FOSTER, Anctioners, ¢ &7 Markot-y, SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES New York Loan Offic AT ATUOCTION, ON MONDAY, MARCII 10, AT 10 4, ¥, 55 and 57 S Canal. éA‘:.,’:‘x‘m"é’E E“fi‘mr‘};‘}.}:fig; :é‘n'mmdsl fib:x‘z‘fli"m'k' woley, are, Hy 54 Slvor Chains, 4nd 2 fargo qusatiy af sibmeiasd e ; of Honsy Hass. WL LU o Mo Auctiorears. it = FZ Lo Dismonds wil be sod st 121 B3 G. P. GORE & CO.,, 2, 24, and 25 Fast Randolph-st. Another Great Catalogue Sale, AT AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, AT 935 A. M., OF Boats, Stioes & Stipers This t s largs, the goods prime, i da Do Sy 178, the goods prine, dud pisss GORE ¢ co. GEO.P. . 2 %1 33d 23 Randlphaat. By T. S. FITCH & CO. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Regular Wookly Sales at our Sl 157 Dearbora. T at§ Salepoam, I Dastbors: Lud oftica. Dring in your list. Spacial atten les. T. S. FTTC] By J. M. REYNOLDS. J. M. REYNOLDS, Auctioneer, 18 o closs ont 13 Az. #15¢'at 7 North Weils-5i., commening Wedneiday Erea. e SRty £ % 5 et eome: - onery, dc., (o5 out reserve: i U°L: REED, Saleamua. TAYLOR & HARRISON, Reguluz Wedneaday's sale of DRY GOODS, ING e edozaday, Sarch Lt 8gods arriving daily, aniuable for the ed. TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioncer, B1 and 23 South Cana REAL ESTATE. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ! Being Sub-Agonts, by appointment of the Buperintendent of ’ the BLUE .ISLAND LAND & BUILDING COMPANY, we now offer to purchasers their choice of thosa splendid Besidence Lots in the MORGAY ARE SUBDIVISION AT WASHING. TON HEIGHT8+:-the highest ground, fineaf location, and most healthful suburb tronad Chicego. Prices and terms reasoncble, Washington Heightn k3o ington Heights Agency, ‘Roowm 4 Oricntal Building, 123 TaSalle-t, OCEAN NAVIGATION. " FOR EUROPE. INMAN LINE ROYAT, MATT, STEAMERS, Eps R Rp e —— - SATURDAY and Y, o N A £od U0 E0A) Cabin Passage, 875 and 800 Gold. Btoersge. to British Posts.. . And each _suce Stoe: . to German Bioerago: to B e SIGHT FRANCIS C. BROWN, General Western Agert, Chicsgo. 86 South Market-s = £\ Bafling twics & week from New York, and carrying o ul pacte of Grent Deltara, Trlnac: Coptau sengors tall Earops, aud the Mediiorranean, Cabia fron £65; Stetce ago, British and Trish pors osst, $30; wast ‘Cotl- Benial ports saimo as otber regular Lizes, All pirable &3 'S, darrency. Apply for full Information at the Come Piarisofice, Gorthecst coraer Lasalla sad Madisoreis. eago. ; HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. NATIONAL LINE, Sailing from New York for Queens- town and Liverpool every Wednes- day, and for London direct every fortpight. CABIN PASSAGE, $65 AND 815, Prapaid etonics roAR e Lracl Gomath g Rkt oo e Cadorsy, Clisgom Sek or Lovdor, 8.8 B Londondorry, Glasgow, Cardif, Bris o :Ern:‘tix‘:n“hmh‘fl to or from German and Seantize- Tt low ates. : Th8 Sloamsbips of his lino are the tn the e Dralta on Grea Britaln, freiand, and (o Contineat- WILLIAY MACALISTER, 55 Market-st.. Chicago. CUNARD MAIL LINE ESTABLISEED 1820. Passengers carried during 1872 - - - - 75362 From New York every Wednesday, From Bostot eved Baturday. Cabin Passage, $80 and $100 Gold. Excursion Tickets at Roduced Bates. Bteerage Pansengers booked to and from E: atlowe ., D 2 e, tnd tha Cone ‘fi:':r'; Throush Bils of Ladiag fof Merchesdie 0120 from Earo ¥, H. DU VERNET, Geo'l Westn Agezt . W, cor. Glark eud Rundolphist,, new Sterias B, B W cor, Clark end Randolphist, now Stecss Ho MEDIGAL CARDS. . DE, C, BIGELOW | CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 481 Statost., Chicsgn 1t {s well Xnown by all rusdors of tie hat Dre c o Bigelow is tho oldest csiablishad ipucisa B CUR6Y LIFE in perfeting remedios £re porliizly it casos S PGERONIC AND SPEC! & f57 th soxes. comsum;.flms”fffiz (SEFARATE, PanLoEd I blimad pravienes, Oy CORL G inn Dr. 0. BIGELOW, No. 4/ Statest. Dr. ¥ Brooks, hicago cormegof Mook c L, offce1S South Clask ot comerol Moz, n Caccers, Ulcers, Wons, and aren il forha o Capcomn, U N ema ik oF & et ata mdare incidens to the generatite orgick & Book descrihng catses, symptoms, aad 1ndtes i guhilémen, Sent fres to any addres. ‘Bours from8 a. . to3 p. m., Sundavs excepted: Female Diseases, , YARRANTED CURED by B Ot Al dene o R Causaiiation £re. ] 347 SouthClark-st., Raom No. 2. NO CURE! Noravi: Dr. Kean, 860 Souti Clark-st., Cm”gu",,.n. May be confidentia) consulted, persoully or 17 free of chargo, on 4 chronic or Borvons discases. DR 5. KEAN laho anly pysician In tho ey ¥ ants cures or o pr. Oice Luars {rom§ & B DRA. G. OLIN, Sout k-1, Chicago, the longest engeged I S atcTan i Chiehgo bh bis sprciay 31} B contldgatially onsnited ca ail prizase, haty 23 B e Dot Tnd el Shiaa” §ond sta for dadical Trostiss, 4 e , - i ¢