Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1873, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRUTHFUL MICHAEL. Mr. Hickey Afforded an Oppor- tunity to Explain. That Tittle Transaction with Liszio Hoore Undergoing Inves- tigation. The Board of Police Determined to Get at the Trutk, With That End in View, They Inter- rogato the Capitaiu, But They Fail to Obtain Much Infor- mation of Value. All Wis Answers to Direot Questions of an Evasive Character. ‘The Peculiar Manner in Which “ Police Business” is Conduoted at the Armory. Thera was not a8 much talk abont the alloged corruption of Capt. Iickey yesterduy as the day bofore, but an anxioty to koow whatis to bo dono with him was manifested by everybody. His frionds still maintain that hois innocont, and Hickey assuros all who question him re- gording the chargos, thathoe will provo that o has been maligned by = olique, who ara joalous of him and desiro his romoval. The Board of Polico, whilein scssion in the afternoon, ro- ceived the rogolution of tho Grand Jury, which {8 subjoined : To the Honorable, the Tonrd of Police Commissioners of tho City of Chicago: The Graud Jury for tho Orimionl Court of Cook County for the July term, A. D,, 1873, from cvideuce peard” by them concerniug tho receipt by M. O, Hickoy, Captain of Polico of eald city, of the sum of 430 {rom ono Lizzlo Moore, in rogard fo the recovery of cortain proporty atolon from ber, recommond thnt the conduet of aail lckey rogardiu sticl recolpt of eald moncy bo nvestigatod by your hionorable body. A, D. Trrswoitri, Foroman of Graud Jury, Cnoaco, July 11, 1473, About 8 o'clack tho Suporintendent of Polico was instructed to sond a messenger to Hickey and notify him to appenr bofore tho Board and mako his statomont of tho circumatancos. Tho men dispatched was uuable to find the Captain at tho First Precinct Station; he had gone away at 2 o'clock, no one know whore, and this in- formation wasg duly reported to tho Board, The Suporintendont thon telographed to the South Sido Sub-Polico Btations, thinking Hickey might nave gono around on o tour of inepection. Ho, lowever, had not visited them, and, G o'clock having wrrived, the Commissioners decided to romain in session until 6, to soo if La would not bo heard from, During the hour Commissionors Sheridan and Mason talkod about the conference the latter and Commissioner Wright had had on Thuraday aftornoou with the Corporation Counsel. The President said ho had called on Mr. Tule a8'an judividual, nob os a membor of tho Bourd 1o learn bis duty iu tho premiscs. There scomed to him to bo soine doubt about the power of the Board to do certain things, and he wanted to be enlightened npon questionable points, Comunissioner Bheridan romrked that ho ‘would have dono the same thing if his mind was inaquandary, 1o had not beon asked to go was_mot_aware anybody olso was going, and wouldn't hinve gono if b hind beon aslied, Ir. 3ason deniod that tho sossion was a secret ono, or of tho * Star Chambor " order. If it had beon & Board matter, Sheridan would havo been wolcomo visitor. i At 6 o'clock tho Board adjourned until 8, when it was understood that Hickey would be present. Horeached the Armory shortly after 6 o'clock, and when told that & messenger bad boon atter i, snid ho hiad beon out attending to his duty, zot being awaro that tho loard dosired to 0o im. Tho Presidont of the Board made his appear-~ ance at polico hondquarters on time, and he was guon followed by Commissioner Shoridan and Capt. Hickey, who camo in together. Tho latter nuswered the Prosident's enlutation choorfully, aud snt down sud took part in & ruuning coi vorsation about the stato of the weather, and other ordinary subjects. Commissionor Wright arzived at a quarter past 8 o'elock, aud tho Pros- * ident opened the Lall by saying to Capt. Hickey: ** Captain wo hiavo callod you hore to lenrn if you havo nny explenation to make in regard to tho Lizzio JMoore affair, in order that wo can come to & conclusion.” Capt. Hickey—Whatis it tho Commissionera dosire mo to any ? Tho President—Wo dosire you to make n statement with regard to that_jowelry returned £o Miss Mooro, Wo hnve recoived this [honding bim the rosolution of the Grand Jury] and waut to know about it, Capt. Hickoy—Woll, all Thave got to say in tho mattor ig that I reoeived nomoney from Lizzio Moore, Lho President—That is all you have to say about it ? Capt. Hickoy—Well, if thoro is anything elso the Board wish mo to state— The Prosident—Wo want to know how you got tho jowolry, and Low you returned it to hor. Capt. Hicloy—I will 80y now that I got tho Jjewelry by giving my word of houor—promising that 1'would pot roveal names. It was under thoso circumatnucos tha proporty came back, and 1 hopo tho Board will not compel me to roveal tho uumes, which hns never been dono in polico buainess. I havo nothing to _cover in_tho mat- ter; Iam willing to toll the Board all T know. The Presidont~—That i8 what we nek you to do. Onpt. Hickoy—I understand through tho pross that tho Board and the Superintendont were go- ing to profor charges against mo, and I came up to ascortain whether that was a fact or nat. ‘The Prosidont—It the press choouos to profor chinrgos ngainst you, I don't inow that wo can Lelpit. 1do not know that any of this Board his mentioned it, I can Apoak only for myself— 1 hieve not done it. Commigsionor Wright—And I hiave not. Capt. Hickey—1I read it in tho nowspapora, Commissionor Wright—No member of the ross can Aay thab T xoportod anything of the iud. Capt. Mickoy—T do not say that yon did; but from what I saw in the papors— The Presidont—To whom did they say charges wore to bo Hmrarmd agoinst you ? Capt. Hickey—T'o the Board of Polico, Bupt, Washburu—I eaw iu the papors that tho ‘Iiourg bad ordered your suspeusion. Is that ue Capt. Tickey—T hiavo not heard of it, air. The Presidont—I think we have aright to know #a'tho Lioada of the Dopartmont, Wa aro just as much police ofticers as you aro, aud Leld as ro- eponsiblo to tho public for what you do ; wo bave n right to know all about if, aud have called you hore for that purposo. And wo want to know {ou: transections from begiuning to ond. Thal ia what wo expeet of you, and you aro oxpoctod to toll us, Wa caunct compol you to tell. You havo tho privilege of refusing. I do not know that uny lnw cau forca you to do it. 1f you don't chaoee to o it, you can kny s0. Cept. Hickoy—1 hiave nofliing to concoul—tho Baard cau ask mo at auny time— Tho Presidont—You understand the position in which [ am placed, I am liko tho head of & buuiness Louso in Chioago, and it is my duty to 800 thut tho mon do their' duty faithfully and Louestly. You aro as llnblo as any ono ¢lao to do wrong, aud as liable to bo enllod to account for it. ~Wo lavo read slatomonts not only in tho public prints, but the Grand Jury tns cullod our " attention to the transac- tion, and I think it is timo wo looked into'it. If you do not chuoko to give us the in- formation, you ean sny #o, and we will act upon it. Lol you fraukly and’ candidly tho postiion ou stand in, aud tho position wa occupy, We fiave tho right, &nd Wo ‘Wit o, knaw LLsiodk for muysolf moro purtioutarly—all about it from boginhing to ond, If you have violated any of the rules or rogulations—it you Lave violated auy of tho laws luid down to 1fivm‘u you In your ch conduct. we have a rig to” kunow it, It don't meoke any differenco whether deny you got money or not; ou {lmt comes up ss an ufter consideration. We want to know all about it ; how you found out wh o shed dawolry wad, your comuwunications about it, your communications with Lizzlo Mooro nbout it, oto., to 800 how far your con- duot waa commendable or otherwise, I havo statod the ¢nso, I boliove, just ns I undoratand ii,laud wo givo you an opportunity now to do 8o, th rogard ~ to preforring chorgos, it hos nmover ~been proposed by mo or any of my collengues in my presonco,and I know nothing at all about it. If your conduct hns boon sucki an to justify tho proforring utchnri,'ns, wo 1mny tnke thatinto con- sidoration, but it huw not boen bronched yeot. Capt. Hlekey—1Thoro Is ono thing, Mr. Prosi- dent, I want to say— ‘I'io Prosident—I wonld say still further, that, in ordor to undorstand this matter, 7 want our Suporintondont, who socms not to know much “about ft—I thnk that {s some- what singular—that wo hinvo n mon to look after such chfixga and givo this Doard information, and bo don't know about it, Capt. Hickoy—In rogard to this matter of Liz- zio Mooro's, T supposo you havo all vead tho statomont I mado to n reporter. I have tochni- cally violated some of the rulos of tho Polico Do- Imrtmnm, but it was done—the property conld not hnvo boon recovered in any othor way oxcopt to sumnu tho rourso I linve” pursued, and it way lone on the word of houor, which is an evory- dny oceurrouco in tho Dolico Dopartment In order to recovor proporty—when it could not ba got back in any othor way In tho world—to ro- sort to this cotirke to got itback. What Ibave dove, wes upon my word of honor, and I con- widor that just a8 binding ns my oall. Tho Prosidont—Am I 1o undorstand that, out- sldo of this Bond or your Superintendont, you aro allowod to keop up & correspondonce ' with theso thioves and men who steal proporty, and, to got it roturned, that you consider your duty to them is grentor than your duty to tlio Board ? Capt, Hickoy—I did not sny suything of the kind—did not “suggest enythiug of tho kind. I roported this mattor to tho Suporintondont, Tho Prepident—Am I to underatand you to sy that you pagaed your word of honor o them, aud that tho proporty could not bo returnod ex- copt through you aud in that way, and you did not chooso to malio it kuown to the propor par- ties; that in what I want to know. Capt, Hickoy—I sny, sir, I had information thit this property could bo’ recoverod, ond tho only way wason the word of houor that tho patties who returned it—that their names should never be rovoaled by me. Tho Prosident—Wann'L it your duty to advise Pimt’ ?l.lm Superiutoudont whether you™ would do 1af Capt. Hickey—I think I haye dono 5o, As far 28 T romombor it, I telked to the Buporintendont about it. 1o nud I wora togethor, and I think I snid to tho Suporintondont that I thought I could got Lizzio Moora's proporty buck, but it would bo undor & word of honor,—in o_sceret way,~that it would not bo rovealed. I think tho Bupcrintondont snid tome: * If you caunot get 1t withont, do it." Tho President (to Supt. Washburn)—Is that 80, Superintondout ? : Bupt. Waghburn—It is not. Capt, Hickey (to Supt, Washburn)—Don't you romembor mo saying that, whilo we wero going up Wabash avonue in a buggy ? Supt. Wnshburn—No, sir. Capt. Hickoy—1 remembersaying those words, 1 do not know whethor yon remomber it or not. The President—It pimply rosolves itsolf into thia: Did you mnko the statomont ? Ho snys that you told him ho could got it in that way ; that i to sny, you placed it in his hands to at- tond to. Bupt, Washburn—I never enid any- thing to him iu rolation to the matter, excopt he told mo onco ho thought he was going to get the thioves or tho mon who stolo Lizzio Moore's proporty, Ha told mo aftorwnrds, ono morning, that ho had arrested the thioves. I asked him 1f they wero_*dead to rights,” or something to that offect, ond ha told mo thoy woro—that ' he found part of tho Fopnrty onone of thom,~a {,'old poncil-cago. nover had auy knowledgo that tho property was in tho poesession of any onc, or that thero waa any particular scheno on foot’ o rocovor it, Donniu Simmons {the datective] told mo once that he belioved or undorstood thatn cortain party had the property and was caleulating to got $1,000 to return it. " I told Simmons if any such arrangomout could be mado to have Lizzio Moore make it, and that it definito arrango- monts wore mado to lic. in wait nud arrost tho partios who roturned it, and make thew show wWhoro they got the property, Tlho Prosidont—Is there not & rulo snying that all property shall bo returned through the Su- porintondent ? ) Bupt. Washburn—Thore is o rule like that. Tho Presidont sm Capt, Hickey)—What wo ‘wnnt 18 to got o statemont of facts from the be- ginuing—from the timo you got that property until you rotnrned it, and how you roturned it. Capt, Ilickey—I can give you it all but what I lodgad my word of honor not to rovenl. Tho Buporintoudent knows, if ho hos douo polico ‘business, that in hundreds of cases property in roturned in that way whon it conld not bere- turnod in auy otlior way. . The President—I will answer that by asking & question, like the Yankeos—Is your word of Lionor worth more than your onth ? Capt Hickoy—1I considor it just the samo, The Prosident—Equal 7 Capt. Hickey—Yus, sir. Tho Presidont—Tlou it is equally as good as your aath ? Capt. Hickoy—Yo, sir, The Prosident—Didn’t you take an onth to oboy all the rules and regulations of ths Dopart- ment ? Capt, Rickey—I did, sir. “ha Prosidont—Doosn t that oath say you nu&hl to tell us nll about it ? npt. Hickoy—I do not think it doos, The Prosident—If you know the rules, you know how thist proporty should have boon re- turned, and, not doing it in tho way laid dowy, you violnted your oath. That is all thero iy abont it, Capt, Hickoy—1 camo to thia conclusion, Mr. Prosident: That it was botter to got the proper- ty back than to let it bo taken away from tho city and destroyed, T'ho President—TI shall not ingiat any moro. I Liavo said all thut is nccessary. You can stop right thero if you wish to;'but I will tell yon tliis, that I will sift this thing to the bottom, and pusé my opiuion upon it, bo what it may. Capt. Hickoy—Very good, sir. I have no ob- Jections, Thore is nothing on my part that I wish to conceal. Conmissioner Wright—T would like to ask the Captain if this property was ever taken out of the city ? Capt, Hickoy—I understand it was, Commiusioner Wright—Yon don't know ? 5 Capt, Hickoy—I never saw it myself go ont of own. Coinmissionor Wright—You have no personal knowledze of its hoing away ? Capt, Hickey—Nouo, only what I learnod, The Presidont—Whore did you return the property to Lizzio Mooro 7 Capt. Hickoy [after some hesitation]—I ro~ turnod the proparty to hor, eir, at the polico station, ‘Fho Prosident—Which station ? Capt, Hickey—My atation. Tho Prosident—Wus it in a room you roturned it to hor? Capt. Hickey—TIt was, I think the jewelry was in a papor box, B uc;mmiuaiouor ‘Wright—Wasn't it in a tin ox Capt, Hickey—I do not recollact now. Commisstoner Wright—Wau thero anybody with her whon she recolvod it ? Capt. Hickoy—I do unot remember whether thero was or not—may be, Commisgioner Wright—Did you sco how sho arrived and dopartod 7 Capt, Hickey—Sho cama in the door and went out of the door, . Commissionor Wright—Did yon seo whothor sho came a-foot or in & cm‘rinizu ? Capt. Hickey—I conldn't tell that, Commissioner Bloridan—Wasn't sho thero frequontly to sos you? Capt. lickoy—Sho had boen thore on five or 8ix occasions, - Cnmo thora two or threo timos and eriod, und bogged of me to do_ovorything I could to got bacl lier proporty, if thoro was any way in the world to get it back. I told her 1 would do everything in my powor, She told mo ta rewort to any moins to gek it. Commissioner Shoridau~Did you have tho thioves urrosted ? Capt. Hickey—Yos, uir. Commissioner Sheridan—\Was s portion of the proporty fonud on thom ? Capt. Hickoy~A small poneil. Commissionor Bheridau—\Was it identiflod as Lier property ¢ Capt., Hickoy—8ho identified it, Commissionor Bhoridan—Wus it that which led to tha idantification of tho thioves ? Cupit, Hickoy—Yen, nir. Commissioner Sheridan—What boeamo of the thioves? Cupt, Hickoy—O0ne of thom was disohargod at tho olico Court, 1didn't havo enough evidenca to hold him, and two of them wore held to the Criminal Court for burglary, Comminglonor Bheridan—What becamo of thoso two ? Cu?L Hiokoy—T understand ono of thom gota ear In the VPonitontinry, and that the othor was ot aut on his own rocopnfzanco or ou bail, “Lhora was nobody i the olico Court but mysolf to prosueute thom, 1had thess partios in my rooin several times In the prosence of officors, and oudeavored bo got them to rovesl whero the proporty was, but they wonld not. 1 talked 0 tha ono who gave tho unme of Nolan, aud ko 5. . vl s ¥ B i ho wns innocont, didn't know Lizzle Moora or auytling sbout the robboery, nnd that if 1 wautod informntion I must go to somohady elro. Itold him if ho would “turn up” tho things, and turn Stalo's ovidoneo, I would sponk to tho Judgoe nud State's Attorney to bo light on him; but ho said he know not| Iu§ dlroctly or indi- roctly about the robbery, o said he_found tho pencil ease at Rusli stroot bridgo. X could not got tho slighest clue or Intimation from any of them, Arter thoy woro held for trial I got tho information. A party camo in and snys, * What about this Lizzlo Mooro robbory?” I told him two of tho mon woro Leld and the other discharged, and ho says : **T may gi‘lvu you somo cluo tothat mattor, but it is to bo dono upon your word of honor., Commissionor Wright—\Who was this ? Capt. Hiokoy—I hope you won't prossit, I avo my word of hiouor that T would not roveal thio namo, and 1 should not undor any circum- stancos. 1 haye pledged my word several times boforo, and if X broko it thore is no use of my trying to do any moro polico business, If yon wunderstood the working of tho polwe business you would #ay the sums, The Presidont—Do you think it is any moro lionorable for o Captain of 'alice to_prostitute hitnolf to theso thisves in order to do businoss than it fu for o woman to prosititute Lorsolf to s .. ? Capt. Hickoy—I do not look nupon it n that light. I do not connider it prostitution at all, Sommissioner Bhoridan—Was the party with z\h fl?l? you hud this confldontial uuderstanding a ol Capt. Hickoy—TI nover knew him to bo & thief, Commissioner Sheridan—Is ho a .recoiver of stolen goods ? Cnpt. Hickoy—I nover knew him to receive a dollar's worth of slolon goods in my life. ho President—Wasn't be talking to you about stolon goods; waen't he acti: 3 a8 tho ngont— isn't tho rocotver and bargainer as hel nw the thiof ? Isn't that so considored by all courts and all honorablo men? Do vou moan to staud up and say that wan waa an honorablo man? Capt. Hickoy—] am speaking about the in- formntion. I don'tknow that he had tho goods, that ho was tho receiver, or anything about it. Ho gavo mo to undorstand that ho conld give ne Homo eluo to tho proporty, provided I would lodgo my word that I would not inform on im. Commissionor Sheridan—Was the man from whom you got this iuformution abusiness man in this city ¥ Capt, Liickey (smiling)—Yos, ir! Commissiover Wright—What kind of business ishoin? Commissioner Shoridan—Ah! Was it an hon- :m;blo and honest business the man was ongaged n Capt. Hickoy (smiling)—I considor it was, Commisrionor WrightIf that man was hon- orablo, aud n tax-payer, Lo would not object to coming forward aid forroting out these rob- beries and burglaries wa havo had from time to timo, and which are a disgrace to our city. Ho conldn't liave beon much of & business mun—not one you would like to do businoss with. I'hie Prosidont—I am surprised that the Supor- intendout should lot a thing of this kind go on, Lot us hear bis statomont why ho hus pormitted it—why it wns uot stap, Bupt. Washburn~] ticular case. o Prosidont—Capt. Hickey says ho told you about it, Supt. Waghburn~I know nothing about it only what I havoe rolated. It is _ngainst my wish, cantrary to my naturo and ordars. do not bellovo in'holding converse with thioves about property. Tho President—Then it was in violation of or- dors aud rules that it was done. Sup. Washburn—Yen, sir, I _wonld not tolorato o thiof in town if I had my way. Tho records will shosw that I have_droppod casos whoro the partics havo advertised that, if the prl(:pbrly was roturned no questions would bo ssked. Commissionor Bheridan—In this caso the thiovos woro apprehended without oxponto—wag it wrong to obtain tho property on private infor- ‘mation from a respectablo man ? The Prosidont—I should think you would aslk tho othor question first—can o man bo respoota- 1blo with stolen goods in his possossion or undor his control Commissionor Shoridan—I have nover asked Capt. Hickey one question in rolation to the mattor, nor has ho over confided in mo, but I;ihave cnough from outsido partics to know him [tho informant] to bo as roupectablo aman as thero i in the city of Chicago—un man on whose word of louer I would do almost any. thing. thing wrong, in your judgmant, in Capt. ickoy's recetving information, or recoiving tho goods througl informntion secrotly obtained from an bonest party whon the thieves were in jail ? B“Y" Washburn—I think not. 1 em froe to B?K hat I think it is the duty of every public oflicor to recoive all tho information ho can got in rolation to the detection of criminals or tho Tocovory of property. Commissioner Wright—Bul you would expect that that oflicer would report o you, would you n bed. imow nothingot this par- ot Supt. Washbun—I would oxpoct it to be done in accordance wit™ the rules. I'he President—Lizzio Moore ssys in her stato- ment ag publisbod in the papers, that you calted at lior houso. Is that true or not ? Capt. Hickoy—It is not truo. Tho President—You wasu't thero on tho Sun- day you returned ? Capt, Hickoy—I donot remember going there. Tho Prosident—Would you be likely to re- member if you wero thoro and had & Oonvorsa- tion with lior on the subject ? Capt. Hickey—I probably should, Ihe President—Did you over go to her houso and bave a convorsation with hor on this sub- ject ? : Cupt, Thickey—I thiuk T was thero once, sir,— nbout tho tima theso partios wers arrosted, think T wont over to notify hor to uppear in Court against them, Tho I'resident—IBut not since you delivered tho goods to her? Capt. Hickoy—T do not remember being there, Tho Presidont—Wo cannot get what wo want, and thoro is 1o uko of nsking auy mora ques- tions, This endod tho interviow, and Capt. Hickey loft tho room. The President remarked that althongh the Board might have no legalxight to hoar the othor sido, hio proposed to find_out whotber thoy had, and hear ity 1le asked Mr. Sheridan if ho want- ed to listen to it. Commissioner Shoridan snid he would like to consult with them firat. “I'ho Presidont was not satisfied by any meana. If that was tho only explavation they wore to Eut of it, tho public had botter toll them to go omo. 1o did not want to be counccted with' & dishonorablo Board—did not want to bo con- nectod with & gang of thioves, Comminsioner Bheridan wished his two col- losgues to remomber one things Tho thieves wore approhondod, nafoly locked up, through the instrumentulity of Capt. Hickey, ~Long aftor- wards tho property was recovered, throngh in- formation furnishod by an lonost, trustworthy businoss man. After somo dixcussion it was decided to have anothor session this aftornoon, and hear what Lizzio Moore and tho othor witucwsos have to By, —_—— Comparative Cotton Stutoment New Youk, July1l.—The following is the comparative cotton statemont for tho wonk ond- ing to-day: Nt recoipta at all United Btates porta duriug tho weel, .. Bamo week jai Total rcely to duts Bame dato luat yea Fixports for thu weol Bumo weok st year. Total oxporty to duto. amo dute tst. yenr... Btock ut all United States poris, Hamo time last yoar. . stack at Liverpool, Bume no last your, Btock of Ameritan af Same tituo last yoar Baffalo Li Stock Maricet, Boveato, July 1L—Oarrrx—Reccipts to-day, in cluding 57 cars reported to arrive, 1,087 head, making the total supply for tho week thus' far 7,480, or 440 curs, ugainst 630 cars for the same tme Iint week, Up 10 noon no cattlo had arrived, and, tho yardn belny o= tirely bare, thuro wore uo salea to toport, 'Whero were bt fow deilors in attendance, BUEER AND LAMIS—[Recoipts to-dny, 800 head, molk- ingg tho totul mupply for tho week thua far 12,200, ngatust 0,900 the sumo thno lust week, ‘Tho mare Jot closod firm at yeutordny’s pricen, oll ‘tock boing dinposod of, Canadd [ambe, $7,457,60 Canada shesp, $L00@4.76 ; Woalern Latuba, $0,605 Westorn sheop, $4.250,5.00 " Salea ¢ 218 Michlgan, Blx shoep avorage Sng B9 N at $1,02 ;673 Ohlo ulieop, avoraging 84 to 85 108 ut #4,15(@6.00, Toas—ltceeipti to-day, including roported arrivals, 4,000, muking th total snpply for the weok thus far 17,400, ngainst 22,800 for tho same thne lust woek, The nwrkot continues that at $4,05w4,76, Noarly ull the ro- cuipts were shippod Eust fn fiest hauds, Now York Dry Goods Market, New Youx, duly 11,—~The trade movement con- tinuen slow with Loth sgents and jobbers, Thero hea boonn brenk in pricca of fino bleached whirtinga, Now York Milla aro down to 19¢, and Womshttn aid Utiea Nonpuroll to 18)0; Utien 5-inch to 16)c, wnd du lieavy (0 17550, Lacoidn fine browns are iow 1o, Gordis {lckn ure lower, Laconin and Topporol drills aro lixo, Hoveral brands of denda aro roduced 1o, [To Mr. Waghburn]—Was thoro any- | A DEAD-LOCK. The Suspension of the Tssunnce of Tax - Deeds for City Property. At the Desiro of the City Counsel, {he County Clerk Applies for Guid~ ance to the Attorney Generaly ‘Who Politoly But Firmly Declines to Ocmmit Himself in so Deli- cate o DMatter. 1t 18 not gonorally known, but Josoph Pollak, tho County Clork, hins suspendod tho isewing of tax-doods to personn who have purchnsed land in Caok County (including tho City of Chicago) at tax salos, whoro such porsons hinve no othor ov- idonco of ownership than cortificatos of salo; urg- iug in justification of hisgo refusing, that hie has nothing to guuranteo him against any conso- quonces that might arise from tho using of an impropor doed. Mo ia required by tho Inw to aacortain from tho rocords, boforo issuing a tox deod, that thoro has beon no redemption. Tho records of the city tax salos having boen dostroyod by tho great firo, ho i unable to ascertain from thom that thoro has beon no redemption, sud ho is frm in sticking to the lottor of tho lnw until a better law can bu found. Thoro has boon some uncesiness at this atato of affairs, aud purchnsers of tax-delinquont ronl ostnto have throntoned tho Clerk with actions. A reportor of T'ir: Tiinuse weited on tho Clork yosiorday, to lenrn from him what o intended domg, whon ho produced the following corre- spondonoe : Joseph Pollak, County Clerk: 8m: Learning that applicaiions aro being made to aut for deeds upon_alloged tax kales mudo by the city i tho year A, D, 1871, sud bolieving thnt tho opinion of the Atlornoy-General of this State, of dato Gih of Mnrch, 1873, wan uot {ntonded to apply to other than anlcs for Stato, county, and town taxes, T desira beforo you iuste auy dowds tpon City tax sules, that you would firat ok his_opinion-in rogard therefo. Soc, 22 of Chaptor 9, Oity Charter, act of July 13, A. D, 1675, provides, “That tho Coliector shall minko roturn of hils precapt o the Court from which tho samo wau lesuod, A record of all eales mndo by the Collector “sball bo kopt in Comptrollor, whict shall bo-opon to publio napection atall reasonable times ; and said record, or coples ttoroof, corlifl by sald Goanptroller ehall bo deoniod suificlent ovidonco” o prow tho ald of any laud or other property, for taxes, or assessmonts, or any ottier fact authorized to bo recordod therein,” This 8 tho ouly provislon of tho law guverniu tho clty, which provides for arceord of thoitax sales being kopt, All tho recordn of tho Court rendoring judgment, snd the precopt of tho Cofloctor rdsurncd to_tho Colirty and 0 retiirns of sules mulo by tho City Colloctor to the Couptrollor, _and tho records of the Comptrollor_concerning, the samo, wors destroyod by tho great fir, ‘Tho records of the City Collector's offica were altia then dostroyed, £o that tliero 18 1o writlon evidenco of oz concornitig {ho_salo, ox- ceptauch as {5 containod In the cortificato purporting to bu fusued by tho Clty Colloctor, Would it bo proper o Imprt or cloud o title to propurty without auy record ovidenco whataver of tho fact of salo? Csn o oflicer, without parsonal knowlodge of the fi.., aud without rocord ovidence of ¢he aale, 185uo a Geod Bololy upon & cortificato of snlo, whon tho lse makes tho records of tho Commtrollér (which were - sroyed) tho nutlicient ovidencs to provo the fuct of s 37 Cricaco, Juno 11, 1873, M. ¥, Torex. Lippincott, Anditor Public Accounts? closed yom will find ecrtitied copy of a communication roceived from M, F. Tuloy, Eaq,, Corporatiou Gounsel for-tho City of Chleago, in rela- tion to sauing tax doeds on city eales, Ho desires us to nak your opinion in thy matter, which wo are very willing to do, Tho Attornoy-Generals opinion of March 6, 1873, In relation to isvuing deeds on State and county 6ales 1a a aimilr caso to this, for ¢he * Jndg- mont rocord, precopt, and roturn of sales, alno tho records of thio Colloctor’s oflico, woro ml destroyod, It in truo that tho county can 4t sny timo procure & certitlod copy of nuy salo wado for Stato aul, county Jurposes by application at your olfice, whilo the city iavo no stmilar oflico to upply to for restoration of thelr record of males, But whero " Cuncel utionu or Ttedemptious cannot bo shown, und thio orly inal cor- tificate or contruct of purchaso'ls in tho hatic's of tho purchaser, s it not at loast s falr to prosume that o redemption Lad not bekn mado a8 that it had; iu any ovent it would not bo absaluto vroof that tho pirchaner Jiad ot racelved bis rodemption-monoy, 1f deeds aro ot isucd thon, what ateps a0 buyers to tako to ro- cover monoy _piit fnto sueh sales when tho law makes their cluims nbsolutely null and void upon fafluro to foko out dveds within n cortain time, Pleaso answor at your curllest convenience, and oblids yours respecte fully, Josuru YoLraw, Olork, Cnigaco, June 12, 1873, Thoe State Auditor simply declined to inour tho rosponsibility of advieing in the matter, and re- forred to the Attorney-Genorsl for an opinion, from whom the County Clork yestorday vecoivod alolter simply declining, politoly and nrmll’y, to give an opinion, and tho matter thera stonds. Pollak eaid that ho had offerod_cortain partios who wore prominent in desiring him to issuo tax deods, to agreo upon a cuso to submit to any court of compotont jurindiction, in order to settlo tho question at onco and forever. In going 80 far ho considored ho had dono as much os sny man who had & propor rogard for tho interasts committed to lis charge could do, The roportor nsked what he shonld do now that ho had received a roply from the Attornoy Goneral refusing to give an opinion in the mat- ter. The Clork azid he should not budgo from tho position hio had takon from the first, The law dirccted him most plainly what ho_was to do. Hon. 0. K. DEAR St Ho was to find by tho rocords whethor tho proporty had boon rodoomod or not. A fine indoed, if ho gave thing, u tr dood o the suthority of s cartificats. of sale, in tha ubsonco of tho rocord, and it after- wards appoarod that tho proporty’ had been in duo form of law redoomed. It was very well to itch into the Clork ; but who was goiug £o pro- Yoot tho Clock from litigation, afterwards ? Tho reporter seid thoro could be no difficnlty »8 to tax sales outside thocity. The Counly records wero comoatable. Tho Olerk'acquiesced., His romarks had noth- ing to do with county sales. 'Che records conld Do got at; but with the city records it waa diffor- ent, The reportor asked whethor_buying city lands sold for taxes was to condo, henceforward, be- causo tho records Liad boen burned, or whether tho Clork, or anyono else had anything to pro- 080, 5 The Clerk thought he had done all he conld, He #hould refuse to issno tax-deeds, unloss he could find by the rocord that tho property hnd not beon redeomed. If thoro was no such record, Lo should ixsuo no tax doed. Hobad lnw for thih, but not for giving doeds on tho produa tion of cortificatey, Thwuestinn was, not whothor & man had purchnsed a pieco of land ot & tax galo, and roceived n cortificate of such salo, but whother tho delinquent ownor hud redoomed it aftorwards accoxding fo law. Ho didnat proposo to go clouding the poopio's titlos in that reckloss way, Ifo had offered to_ngroo on a cnse, end tho offor had beon refused, Ho was etill’ open {o agres on a caso; but, if it could not bo ottled that way, they might suc him, and lot them fire away as soon and as much as thoy liked, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial News. New Yonur, Iuly 11,—Monoy was casy at 3@4, clos ing freely offerod at 4, Btesling was firm at 1003@100 for sixty days sud 1Y @LIVK for sight, Gold was active und higher ; advanced from 1163 011633, nnd closed steady of 116, Loans 24 per cont, Olearings, $43,000,000, Tito Treasury disburscd $481,700, Cuntonnis rocaipts, $26,000, Gdvoriumonts wor dull but strong, sitate bouds ruled fnactivo, Tho stock murkel oponied tams at a alightly lower rauge of prices, At the firat call, however, tho tono chiangod, sud a goneral advanco followed, uccampanicd by maronctiyity, which coutinuod thraughout tho rest of tho day, ‘Tl highest flgures wera curront ot tho closo fu most shures, when the udvance ranged from g to 3¢ por cent, "o eluf fonturea wero : Atiantio & Tuciic preforred, which rogo from 10 25; 0, 0. & L, O, from 9 to 3015, the old purtics in the sldck scoming to ba onco morb purchusers ; Westoru nior i, 10 803, closing ut 833 Pucifio Mal), 365G VT4 @ orthwentorn, 0857, 68%, 0934; 1nrlem, 1 120, 1983 3 Now York Cuntral, 103\, X Lako Bliore, 0137, 01 3 o, 305z, 9047 ; Rowk Iniand, 110%, 1105, 2045 10; 9%, A, 6924 ¢ Unlon’ Paciflo g A ), WX, TON, rlo Woro wealt, 'Tho formor Tono from 9754 10 284, but decllned to27%, Erlo declined from 6110 603, 10 kympathy with London, und on the runor that &oino of {ho preforred sburoliollers 5o about to bring ult agafust thn Company, or iutond to onjaiu any divldend on the contuon stock, The whole muarkot closed steady, with Western Unlon, 0, O, & I, 0,y and Luko thore sirong, Bterling, 1093, GOVERNMENT BONDAW, +on 120 | Coupoun 07, . 171 | Coupons, '0d,+ Coupons, ' Conons, Gonpous, 64 013 | 1040, Conpons, '05 . ..., 1183 | Ourrcioy ba, Conpoun, '65 (now),.. 117 | Now 5a..., TATE DONDS, Virghulu, old, North Carolinus Ghicngo & Alloy Chicago & Alton’p Obio & Miswiesippl Unfon Paciflo stockn, 2717 Union Pacitio bonds, B Contrai Pucsfic bondu, 100 k, & Weateru, 004 1 4 N, J, Centra Bt, Faul,. Forcign Markots, Tavenroor, July 11 our unchanged at 21@48s, Whoat—Winte U Apring, 108 0d( 110 a3 whilto, 114 T@116 905 club, 199 @15 40, Corn, 218 31@27 6d, Tork, 634, Lard, 08a i LoNDON, duly 11—5 p, m.—Cofiol 9277 acconnt, 023 ; 6-208 of '05, 033 i 10-40s, 00X ; nows m,m,’{: irio, ATX(s Tho rata of disconnt far thrce-rmonths billa in tho ongn marikt is 4 por conl, Lelyw (o banleenton, Trankront, July 1L—Tive-twenties of '62, 963 Lavenroor, July 11, otton steady § middifng wp- Iand, 8%¢d ; Orleans, 94 § enlvs, 12,000 bales ; Ameri- can, 8,000 ; npoculutfon nid exyort 3,000, Haled for the weele, 70,000 3 oxpott, 6,000 § npeoulition, 1,00 ; wtock, ‘Amorican, 576,000, ' Ttecciple, 71,000; Amorl~ 00, Actunl_cxport, 8,000 sioclt afloat, 4% 000'; Amorican, 115,000, Breadetulls sleady; rod winter wheat, 11a 100, Flour, @8, Corn, 27a H@2Tn 0d, Clictvo, 60s, Cumberland middies, 57 6d ; short ribs, 30s e, Tiscalptn 6f wheat for o past threo dnys, 02,000 qrs, of which ,000 qra wera Amoricnn. lecelpta of corn Tor the kantu tiio, 16,000 qea 3 Amorieau, 13,000 qra, Yarus aud fabrics ot Manchoster dull, but ot lowor, Albany Cattle Markot, Speciul Dispatel to The Chicago Tribune, Atnaxy, N, Y., July 11.—Beryes—From the opens ing yosterdny up to tho present writing, tho murket Las Tuled Inmie tnd quict, with slow safes at & slight inerearo over lnst year's prices, Tho markoet openod yeatordny with o moderate nitendanco of foenl and Cautorn buyers, but tho busincss dono was limited, bigors oxpeatiig to purchiass siock at fnst weok'a fg” uren, in which vxpeetation they were 1. 'staken, To- dny fiero wos 8 good sttendued comprising miost of the lendivg dealors from Now York, Briguton, and tho Eat, but no morked degreo of nctivily was slown. Tho heet Hord scen hero this woek bolonged to J, T, Aloxander and wero sold fo Capt, Veseay for Witpmen fo tho Tolmd of Tiermnudn, They brought $7.20 por 100 tu, Tho averngn quaity of tho oferinga Ty wich supetior to Iust week, compriaing only about wixty car-loada of Texans, of n mitch superior quality to thoso acon horo inmany montha. Tho nntives ro of much hetter quality, and ombraced in tho reccipts aro a Inrgo mim- ver of “tops " and extran, The ruling of tho market tlns far hs beeu a atrong Ye ndvanco n prices from lust wock on medlum wolghts oud Tozans, aud o full 3ge per 1 on topa ” and extras, Mo Cows—Recelptu 2 car-londs, besides 20 hoad Teft ovor from luat week, il of whith have boon dise posed of. Tho demand i good, and wost, of tho stock inkon wwaa botght by country dealors for tho supply of 1o rivor countiea, - Prices Funge from $45 to $3% with an ocensfonal enlo at §65 to $70, ~ Lrices aro off Kijghtly from Inat week, 8rizEe AND LAMT3—Receipts modersto and of mo- it quality, Snles of eoveral hundred head to local and country bnyers and bulchers aro reported ot au advanco of 8 foll 3/0 per b over tho rullug prices of Inst weok, "Ieado was dull and sales alow, biiyorm bo- ing unwilling to pny tho_prices naked ‘by holders, 8licop, 6@ or 1b 3 Jambs, T@11%e per 1b. ci—lteceipts moderato, but tho demand T shown consluerablo activity for tho aeanon, New York Livess New Yo, July 1L—Brevis— 100 Licad, making 4,50 inco Monds: tho sume time luit weok, There wevo not man; out, and trado was dull ot yestorduy's prices, or 10G 12iGc per Ib for nativo steors, nd 83 10Ne for coma mon to good Texans, - Snlea {o-duy fucludd G ears of Toxas atillers, 63¢ cwt, ot 95/@J)c; and 7 cars Illinoln Biects, T owt, it 113(@115e, BIERE AND LAMDA—Receipta, sinco Mondny, ngainat 10,630 for tho ‘Rame timo st weok. Market firm ot 4X@0Xc for common to oxira shoop, snd 7%@11)s for common to choico lombu, Balos {nclude 1 cat’ of Oblo sheep, 79 1b8 average, at 6340 1 car do, ov 80 1bs, at 63703 1 car do, av 88 Ibe, oclc Marhets 4,520, making 10,270 at’ 83¢c; 1 car do, av 00 lg, at Gej 1 can do, Gv ‘120 1bs, nt Gie; 1 cor do, av GO 106, st 4ic; 1 ‘ear Counds lombs, ov '67 lbs svoragoat'100; 1ear do, 68 Ite, at 10%c; 2 cara of Kontucky do, 67 1bs, ot o3 1 car do, 67 1s, At 0@ 9lfe; and 1 car of Jeraoy, 60 s, ot 116, SwrNe—Rocelpta, 3,000, ninking 17,770 sinco Monday, agninst 18,180 for tho'sauo tmo Inst week, The mer- Xet was fair at GA(@5%¢c por Ib for 1ivo hogs, with 1 car of Olo, 187 Iba averaie, aold nt G2¢c. rod, $1.6081.00; ambor, $167@170. Ty in no do- mand, ‘Gorn in fale demhnd '3 yollow, 608880 mixed, 50@60e, Oata in bolter domand; ' whito, 46@4ta } mixed, 38@420. (oL o¥moNs—Tn bottor domsnd, with an advancing endency. PrrnotEuM—Tess sotvo; crude, 12%c; refined, 1% @1Ae, Virtaxy—Dull at 023ge, DALTIMORE, Barrisong, July 1, —TrAbwtUrea—Flour stoady, with & good dlomand, ab unchanged price activo and firmor s red Westorn, $1,40@1.4 S1A@LE0, Corn—Mixod Woatorn dull ut GRige. activo snd firm ; mixod Weatorn, 47@4tic § Tiye, 10@760. . Phovistonn—Strongor, Moss pork quict ot $17.236) 17,60, Bacon nctive; shoulilers, 9e7 ©ih sl 1070 clear i, 103(@1le, ' Bugar-cared linms, 144@165c Tard dufl ot B @83¢c, TurTan— Ulichnnged. Wintsix—Bloady at 930, OSWEGO, 08wra0, July 11,~Wheat unchsnged, Corn dull; ‘igh mixed, fic, OLEVELAND, vErAND, O, July 11,—DBREADSTOFFA — Whent I ot $1.55 for No.' 1 red; $1.41 for No, 2, Corn and oata unchangod. Teruorzus—Quict and nnchanged, Venncls Pnused Detrolts Detnowr, Mich., July 11,—Pasain Up—Props Laowoll, Dean Ricliniond, Gubn, Bt, Panl, Michigan and bargos, Yoroat City nnd barge, Birckheid and bargen s Darks Vanderbilt, Unadilin - selits Licy Clark, Featk Crawford, Polly Rogers, O. A, King, Whitiug, Onconts, Evening tar, Golden Flacce, Alico Dnil, PassEn DOWN—Props Kast Snginaw, Bhoridan, Ttockot, Huron Clty, Juy Gould, Loward and barges § sl B, Deter, Winp—Houthwost. Dernorr, July 11.~PARskD Ur—Props Toledo, Equi- nox, Lineoln and bargos, Burlington wnd bargen 3 barks L. €, Woodruff, Rod, Whito, and Blugs schrs Wi, Cranthiwaito, Yaukoo, Morey, Ghennngo, Ouward, Florida, Tllden, Passtn Down—Propa_Yosomito, Alleghany_nnd Unrgen, Chieno, Klaky Philadelplin nches Mary, Elizabeth, Theodoro Perry, Hound, Shuwon, Magill, Hattle Howard, Aina Grover, Van Valkenburg, Charley Wall, Ouk Loaf, Jutnes Joy, WiNp—Northeast. e Mlinols River and Cannl Newss spcetal Dinpateh to The Chicago Tribune, TASALLE, 1, July 11,—The sienmer Kntio arrived nei ovening, 10wing tho canalboats. Taraon Brownlow, Tallaw, and M, L, Adutns No. 2, ll loded with corn, Tho sfeamer Dypuo, from Hennopin, with props for tho Laalle conl miniea, To~day tho eanalhont Lovine thon wan tawed up from Peru with corn. Tho steamer Kutio departed, towiug tho canalbonts Motropolis, with lumnber for Chillicothe, the Nlldore, with lumber, aud thio Oypsy Queen, Tight, bolh for Heney, ‘Tho steamor Depuo and bargo departed, loadod with LaSallo brick for llenmeplu, ‘Tho canalboats Iron-Clad snd Elizaboth, both Tght, dropped down tho river, tho former for Lako Depue, and_tho lattor for Perd. o canalboats Pullss, Varson Brownlow, M, T.Ads ame, and Lovintlon paseed into tha conn all loudad withi corn _for Chicago ; the Isabella nnd the Genryin, both tondod with lumber for LaSallo; {ho Iadore, with lumbor, oud the Gypay Queen, Light, both for Henrsts tho’ Ironclad, lght, for Lake Depito, and tho Elizabelb, light, for Foru, all pawsed out, Ten foot and four Inches of water on fho mitre-sill of Lock 16, and fovon feot roported on tho rltzo-sil of the' lock eury. SPECIAL NOTICES, Hof'man’s Hop Pills aro nsed by tho rlch and tho poor. Thoy cura faver and aguo, tatormlitant fover, dumb aguo, and all malarious fovors st onco. Thoy do not contain qulnino or arsonic. They aro sugar-coated, For salo by drugglsts at b0 conts or bnz, or sont by mail proaid, MoLain's Candicd Cas- for Ol dollotons syrun of 1ho Castor. Teans ren toom oll tasto or umioll; o rollabloyhyalo for aduli ati childror. Also are McLain's Vorwifuge Bonbons dolicions wor candlos that oxpol worms frooly. - Brico’ for olitinr, a 3 contn. - VANBIARSR, STEViENSON s RiniD, Silens cayo, solo agonts. Schenck’s Mandrake Pills, Theso villaaro compnsod exalnslvely of vegotabla in- gredionts, and althougis thoy outiroly auborsado tho us of mercury, do not leavo any of {ta fnjurlous offucts. ' froctly upon tha liver, ani aro a valuablo romo- ly in all casos of derangoinent reaulting from s disor- orod statg_ o that organ. Livor Corgplaint, ‘il Disordors, Tndigostion, Siek Tioadacho, Typliol) Noyos &c.) &c., all suocumb 'ta tho froo usa of Scheuck's drakg Pills. _For aalo by uil druggluts and daslors —____ NEW PUBLICATIONS, CHARMING BOOKS ¥OR SUMMER READING! JUST PUBLISHED, Nrw Yorr, Jul middling upland, ¢ jour firmer for_shipping grades ; reveipts, 14,000 brls; superfine Weatern und Stite; 5,10@5.50 3 comman to goudt oxtra, §,106,40; good 5@7.25; whito whent extrs, $7.16@8.95; 5G.8.65 3 Bt Loulw, 36.60@10.60, Rye Gorn meal setivo I very noderato supy cted wpring, $115@1 Chicago Spring, "$1.30G1.30; mixed Chicago, $1.373 No. 2 Milwankee, $143@145 Hyo dull; Western, 76 bid, T8¢ asked, Barley and mult unchanged, Corn searco and firm ; recoipts, 63,000 bu 3 steanier Western mixed, 65@H0c; canal, bl yollow, Gl ed and unsound, 60@54c. Onts Jess active, but unchunge rocoiptw, 72,000 bu 3 now mixed Woslern, $3K@15e} white, $h@bic, Guookntrs—Cofies quiet and ateady ; Rio, 174@ 194, Bugur itiar; Tair to wood refiutug, TN, Moluesca dull and iriegulor, Rico stendy ; Caroliva, @8 Ternotzos—Crude, 770 ; refned, 17%c, ToureNriNe—Steady ut 3c, PuovisoNs—Pork lower ; now moss, $17.35@17.37Y. Beef steady ; mess, $9.00@10,60; oxtra, $11,5@ Cut ments qulet and firur’; hame, 13@14¢ ; shouldor 9@03¢0 : middles quiot ; 1oy clear, Ye; Neavy clear, 8303 aliort rib, in Lulk, 03o. Lard quict Weaters stvam, 9o; Angust, 0 (29150, Borrer axp Cit Unchanged, Wiskey—Unchsnged, 93c, NEW ORLEANS, New Ontrass, July 11.—Bue: treble, $6.00@8.00 ; family, $8.60@0 Ures—Flour dull; 3 Corn searce § llow, G8¢i white scareo at 67¢, mized, 60 Oats sirmer ot 41@ e, Bian—Dull ; Gse. Hax—Firm ;' primo, 20@2%. Puovisloxs—Pork frmer ; hold at 17)¢c. Dry alt ‘meata fearco 3 whoulders, Rigo, Dacon Benrce at 035@ 10103 e, Hams, 16100, Tard e kegs, 85c7 can, 116, Ehoorhms—Sugar aad molsescs, no movement, CafTee, 16G' WirtAkEy—Flem ; Evausvillo, 9l¢ ; Loulstana, 9% ; St B S gt p CrvaNCIAL—Sterling, 263, Slght, 3 premium, Gold, 116%. i I Co'rrox—Dull, 1nie ; low middlings, 1730 ; middiingn, 185 dling ' Orleans, 18c, ecelpts, 359 bale 281 bLalcw, Btack, 46,00 balon, sales, 4,000 bales, Rerotpty, net, 3,620 Lo 3,190, "ixvorts fo Great Britaln, 4034 Lalo wise, Salen, 160 bales: good ordinary, mig: Sxports Weekla BUTFATO. BUFFALO, July 11 —BueAvsrurrs—TFlour falrly ac- tivoand firin Whest dull; car lots No, 2 Milwankoo Clnb, e, Corn in rood demaud ; wales, 50,000 bu by samplc on privato terms ; 8,000 b No, 2'at 40c 3 16,000 dry cholce do fGxie, Ontl dul at B¢ for No 2. nxtanrs—Wheat, 1 ats, G340, 8r. Toum, July 1l-Buiawrores—Flonr quiet and inchanged, Wheat dall and drooping; uew No, 3 fall, §1. I 0; Corn'tirin ; 'No. 2 mizod, 853 sacicod. Oniw active und 'l tor, cloatog 8210 ; JBG@A%C Racked, 1iye held bigher ; 5 bid, Wittsiv—8teady ot 8e, ProviatoNs—Lork botter + small lota $16.75, Dulk ‘meats strong ; looso shouldors ut Galeun, I, Thic; clear rib hiero, B¢, Dacou firm ; phoulders, 84@8%c, cnwhy ; 03gc Soptciuber ; clear rib, 10@10/¢ ; vlear, 103 @10%0 cash ; 10%¢c Soptember,’ Lard hominal, Tons—Firmer ot $.00@4.15, Carrre—Quiot ; good to choieo, 4@5)e, MILWAUKELE, Mruwauxee, July 10,—BreabsTurrs—Flonr steady, Wheat firm;No, 1, $1.20'¢ 5 Ko, 2, $LI9X, canh or July ; $1.17 for Augiiat,” O No."%, 293¢, Corn'tn fair deman 2, 97¢, Ty ivin} No.1, 030, Dar i, Furrarrra—To Buffalo, Ge ; Oawego, 100, Reorirrs—Flour, 3,000 brli ; wheat, 104,000 by, Burearexys—Llotr, 5,000 bris; wheat, 105,000 b UINCINNATI, Orsorunary, July 11.~BReAnstopra—Flour firm at $0.75@1.00. Wheat quict; No, #, {8140, Corn quict at60c, Rye steady at70c, Onts firm ut 35@dsc, PuovisioNs—Opened delivo; closed quict, Mens pork firm at $16.76@17,00, Lard firm; slean, 8@ to; kettle, Jobibing ealis, BIK@8%c, Bulk moats irm} shouldurs opencd al 7Tige, angd closed nt75%@ 73ie; saleas THio buys U Ho buyer Au- gust’; clear rib, D@05 o Hacon in good ‘domend ; shoulders, 8 b, 100 ; clear, 10e, alcs, 1,250,000 thi Bulk stiouldery bityor August B 3 do, $1.50, #1e in_clevator ; 440 No, 2, dlc in elova- Baviey nominal, A—Tlour_quiot ¢, suckn Suehuled, and unchiangeil, Corn flrm ut SHGH Onla s nt 2@ Hc, sucked, Thovisions—Firm, Pork, $17.00. Bacon tonding ighor's shoulders, 830 ; cloar rib und clenr, 1050 103¢0, packod. Homs firn ut L@ty or_pliin, il 1@l for wigarcured and Bulk nents wtrong ; shoulders, 7363 clear b, 0305 clour, 97e, ull Jodwe, Tard steady and unchabgod, Witi'y—Stondy at 89¢, DETROIT, Dernotr, July 11—BikAbscorea—Flour qulet aud uneliunged, Whoat ‘steady ¢ oxtra whito, $1&4 No. 1, $1,704, (31,78} ; wber, $148, Corn steady; dbe, Outh in'good démand ot 8G8Ke for Siato, TOLENO, Torzno, July 11,~BuEspstuvra—Flour steady, Wheat stdady: No. 3 white Wabawh, $1.767 smbar Michignn, $LAON@LEO, wpot; $1497, duly; $1.94 Augnst; No. 1 rud, $1.50 5 No.' 281,617 No, 2 amber 81,65, Corn dull’ aud ' wliado’ lowor s ligh wixed, 435¢, spot and July 3 443¢c, August ; 400, Bop- tombor: low mizod, 430 Hpot: 40 duly ; o Hrade, $940; nmied, 6, Oata sty o. 1, 00’ Micll uotéd, die, 4—To Lullulo, 4@ 4340 ; Ouwerro, R @90, Reortrri—Flour, 1,500 brl }.‘whwi, 0,000 L § corn, 12,000 bu 3 ot i, eEnTe—Flour, 1,000 bris; whoat, 8,000 buj corn, 19,000 bu; oats, 8,000, PHILADELPHIA, PiivAvELvina, July 11,—Dreavarorrs—Flour o bettor dewand for bent grades, othors are nominal 3 Wiscousin and Miuncsots, $7.0017, ot dull § £ A FAIR SAXON. By Justin MeCarthy, 1Vol, 12mo, Prico $1.00 or $150, A VAGABOND HEROINE. By Mrs. Edwards. 1 volume, 12mo. Prica 75 conts or $1.35. SABATOGA IN 1001, By Eli Porkins, 200 Beautiful Itusteations by Arthur Lumley, 1vol,13mo, Cloth. Prico$3a, “Wn IPmdlni for this volumo an Immenso sale.—N. Y. orald, Overlamt, By 1. W, Dolo suly Sudith. 185 Jusiin M n Lendery,” By Just Mrs, Annie Edwards RECENT NOVELS. SIELDON & COMPANY, 677 Broadway, N. Y. REAL ESTATE. 12,000,000 ACRES! CHEAP FARMS! Tho cheapost land in market for salo by tha UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD (O, In tho great Platto Valley. 3,000,000 Acres in Contral Nebraska Now for sulo la tracts of forty noros and upwardy, on fivo sad ton yuare' oredit at§ yor cont. - No advancy lntorest requirod, Mild and hoaltliful climato, tortllo soll, an abundance of good water. THE BEST MARKET IN THE WEST! Tho groat mining regious of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Nova- da being supplied by tho farinors in tho Platto Valloy. Soldjers Entitied to a Homestead of 160 Acres! THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES ! TREE HOMES FOR ALL! Millions of ncras of chnica Gorarument. lnuils opon for ontr, A undar tho Homestend Inw, near this gront raflroad, with good markets and ail tha'convenlonices of an old sattled country, ‘¥roo pawson Lo purcharors of rallroad Jand. Bectional Marw shawing the Jund: also new editing of Duscripiiye Pamphlol with uow maps maied froo overy- whero, Addross 0. T. DAVIS, Tand Commissloner U, P, R. R., Omaba, South 6hicago. The Stoamer CORONA, will loavo foot of Michlgnn. his afternoon ut 2 welock, and arriv back at i p'clock. FARIZ, ONLY 50 ORNTS, ' All atioaed for New Chicaio, T. G. BUTL Dt —__ GENERAL NOTICES. FREIGHT NOTICE. Tho Canal Propellor MOHAWK DBELLE will make rogular trips betwoon Chleago and Wilmlugton, 1L, com. moneing Monday, July 14, 183 Will leavs Paxton & Lawlor's Dock, 22, 24 sud 2 Rivor-at, Troiglts rucolved and shippod to tho following pofnts Lumont, Joliot, Lookport, Channabion, awd Wilmgton, It Atso Lishor's Landing, on thu Kankukeo River, Lor turthor partioulars inqulrg of AEHES N & LAWLER, Ageats, NOTICE--FLAG POLES. Of all sizes, roady-mado or mada to orde supply ot whll-bory alwass v Also, 1 goud olea, Whito Al Pilowof ot sizs Dand. Ordors loft with GILKIERT HUBBARD 20 amd 28 Bouth Water-st., will roceive prompt JTEWELERS, HMAVIE REMOVED TO GLOVES, HOSIERY, &o, CARSON, PIRIE & (0, MADISON AND PEORIA-STS,, Invite spocinl attention to their vory largo and clogant assortmont ot Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons, Ties, Parasols, And Corsets, i A INTERESTING PRICES. Gront Bargnins in Tilama Tinco Shawls and Bneques, very chofce, designa. o fow hundrod dozen remaining of tha Gonwno Parla Kid Gloves, roduced from L 0 $1.00. Aloxandre’s and_othor bost makes Kid Glovos, in nowost shados, nll nizcs, Tora’s Senmloss Kid Gloves, tho boat mede. Tull lino of Holory, in Plain and FPane Cotton, Lislo Throad, Halbriggan, and Sil Lndior!, Gontw’, and Childron’ Sumnicr Undorwear in gront variaiy. Hamburg Nmbroldorios st half tho usual pricos, - Spocinl Bargnins in Guipuro, Thrond, and othor Tririming Lacos. Elogant lino of Ruchings, in Iatost stylos. Hash Ribhons, from nudtion, Plain, Was terod, and Fancy, nt nimest helf price, Parasols in tho latoat styles, cheaper than unvhuuaul&n the of ity of B B W ¢ malko o spocialty of Tencl ‘oven and Sewod Oorsots, Bustlos, &o, ‘Lndics who caro o save monoy on thoir purchason, nnd wish o largo and dosirablo assortmont to seloct from, will find our atock unequalod on tho Wost' Sido, and unsure n850d anywhoro. _ ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. (ould Bros, & Dibiles, 149 & 151 State-st., Chicago. ORNAMENTAL & ARTISTIC Metal Work, WHOLESALE AND RETATL. Fountains, Vases, Statuary, Drinking Fountains, Aquariums, Deer, Dogs, Lions, Emblematic Signs, Copper Weather Vanes, Stable Fittings, Crestings, Iron Furniture, Brackets, and Store Stools. EXCELSIOR LAWN IMOWERS, Agonta for the Fronch Patont BOULEVARD CHAIRS AND SETTEES, Agents for ‘Younglove Architoctural Iron Comnnr_xly. HYATT'S Patont Tlluminated Tile. LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICI'S STEAMERS ‘or Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboyman, et Sundays excepied, 9 . m. Saturday Ex sion Bont for Milwaukee, ete., do'w't leave un~ til 8 p. m, Tor Grand Waven, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Spring Lake, Fruitport, Manistee, ete., duily, Sunduys excepted, 7 p. m, For 8t. Joseph, Daily, Sundays excepted, 100 a4, M, Suturdays, Bout -don't leave until 11 o, For Greon Day Ports, Monday, Weilnesday, and Friduy at 7 p.m. Wednesday's Boat goos to Escanalha, FOR BUFFALO, And Intermediate Points, ‘Weatern Transportation Company Gant. Deako, lonves dock foot of North Deerburii-st.. b Satucdas, Ji . m, Westerh: Transportatlon Company's stoamor TOUN- TAIN CiTY, Uspt. Gibson, leaves dock fuos of Nurth, Daaebortat Tassday, Julrth ab7o. . Union Ling'stoamer TOLEDO, Capt. Prat, leavos dock, at Rundolph-st. brldgo Wod I5 16,0t % p. m, ly at 7 Can A. A. BANPLE, Passougor Agont. polgor Azont. Proosels for Real Esal, By orderaf tho Roard of Gommisstonars of Cook Coun ty, wealed proposals will bo rorcived until th 1810 of July, Tiis, at the bour of nooa, n the niiea ol thy Glark of said 1303d, 10 the old Caurt-ilouso, for tha salo of razl catate gontaihing fn ono body not less'than ono noe mora than fivo acres adjotning ouch othor, eltuntad within the follow=! {ng dosoribed limits: Boundad on tho north by Kinzio-st., | Bouth Brauch of thoe Chicage River un tho east, 'Tw H socond-at. on tho sonth, aud Californis-ay, on 'tha west, d hroposal, to stato th prico por auro. for endliy * Tha] Conimitto retervo tho rlight to rejoct any and all bids, Proposala to bo uddressed to Gommiiton on Hespital, | steamer ONRIDA, ‘or Tievths aid Pusseqa Ti corer Modison, R Tioard of Commissiouors of Gook Gounty, ad iadors hropaaals for Bt Bttt emg JOHN HERTING, | Comumittos on, JONN JONIS, Wiaplials Will bo rocoived until Wodnogda away tho dobris rom ou cellar, 31 HOTELS. Barnum’s Hotel, Broadway, corner Twentieth-st, New York, Thts Hotol (s uow finlshed 6nd_roady for guesta. complato withnll modarn jioprov Rouma oo Tt 1oy aud convriiloucos. singte, Privata Parlnrs, Bath hos’ latest fmproved Elovator, and s Toull'tho Places of Atmuseniont and Dry 4, Mir. A, 8, HARNUN, for many yosrs comnooted with tha mansgeinent of Hisrouws 1otol, Ttal timaro, takes un avtive depastimoat Iy the managomont o the hougo ;and will ho pleaicd to soo his old Aciuatntahices, | Tlo ottior dpast undor the managewent of I N, GREEN, OB, O, 134 AL, ot Hari ON AMERIUAN AND EULRO! felonds sn mentanf o hotisy areg HIE o formu AN d JI¥ CITY HOTE Cor. Nlxteenth nod Stateeuts, TERMS, $2 PER DAY, Gaod rooma for familics or singlo gentlamen, with boned at raasnnably prives, _FORSALE. AN BURE: PLAY. NOTICE 10 CORTRACTORS Rlust faennco or mill einders forsal I lots of ono oubla ary) and upwards, Apply st woeks of the North ("fl‘urfl Fhli M (e Fuat of Watbunsla-nge, North Lranehe o ropalitin Hl(L{l. SHIPPING TAGS, [ A DENNISON'S PATENT arly SHIPPING TAGH, 05 by Kl xpres Botd by Printers nud Statloners Yvevywhers ' Bl by trinters it T T erywhers, 5% _LOTTERY. Gifisial rawiig_af tho Didly Opmbinations ; iohie T, 7, 1, Senled pluys ‘tocired 1 ¢ t." Prizds fufopuation glven by tho B 176 State-st. h Dopostor e 161 Bagh' Cla 15, agor, Hooms § an QuléSs; ol Biy 2 16 Bouth Gunal rauch Ottives, ¢b1 Budgwicl i |