Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1874, Page 9

S 1 e A 8/ Ao e e e e et et e et B et e e e A A L 1 i A A LA AL AR LA AN b e - and an cxpectation of better times, resulting . the coffee can be distributed throughout the THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE : SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1874 MONEY AND COMMERCE. | MONETARY. SaTUEDAY EVENING, April 25, There was an increased demand for money to- day, and rates of diecount wero firmer. The banks generallv repors that bueiness has been mpioviag for the last ten days. There i8 & sense of security on every side, from ths refusal of the [President to permit &ny inflation of the currency, that cannot fail to ekow itself soon in groater activity and entorpriso in ail branches of trado snd industry. No such cffect is yet to be kecn. Business hus experienced no change that can bo ascribed to the veto, The movement in gold and the fluctuations in Kew York stocks are the only sigus of disturbance it has produced, and these aro but temporary. Tho operations of the Clearing-House to-day were $2,500,000. The returns for the week ar Clearings, $17,180,770.79; balances, 1,987, 006.40. The figures for the corresponding week 1sst year ware £17,908,504.27 and ©1,936,895.16. Exchange on New York was very scarce at 50c premiom for $1,000. Business is still reported very quist in the country, and collections are poor. THE COFFE TRADE. The importation of coffee to Chicago has al- ready sssumed large proportions, and is likely to becoms an important branchof the trade of thia city. It has been found that coffee can be prought here direct from Rio Janeiro by way of ‘Boston, and sold in competition with that bronght from New York, which has hitherto been & source of supply to this market. One firm is now importing 4,000 bags a month, the average value of which is $100,000 in goid. The coffes is landed in_Boston within five feet of tho cars of the Doston & Albany Road, by which line and its connection the N. Y. Ceun- trel aud Lake Shors, it is shipped hither. By this Tonto the insurance, wharfuge. brokerage, and other tolls and charges which are found so bur- densome by importers at New York are avoided, &t a saving of more than half a cent a pound. The contract with the railroads gives this shipper the advantage of 15 cents 8 hundred pounds. As the coffeo is sold here at the New York price plus the freight, it will be seen that the margin for profit is large enough for other merchants to embark in the same enterprise. From this poiut Northwest with ease and littlo expense. Other ‘branches of the grocery trade have already found themselves bencfited by the diverson of the towns in tho interior fiom New York to this int, and no good reason is apparent why all o satfen whish 18 sold here, amountivg_to 15,000 or 20,000 bags o month, should not bo im- ported by Chicago dealers on’ their own account £o their profit, and the great advantage of the trade of Chicago. LOCAL STOCKS. The following quotations of local stocks are furnished by Messrs. Hammond & Gage, finan- cial agents, 76 Washington strect. Asgked, First National Bank. Third National Bank. Fifth National Bank, pid, Corn Exchange National Bank. City National Baok... 1i0 Nationsl Bank of Iilinois. 08 Fational Bank of Commerve, 100 Tnlon Stock-Yards National Bank. = ‘Home National Bank. . 102 Btate Savings Inssitution. s Chicago City Railway..... 155 ‘West Division Railway. 155 ‘orth Division Railway. 95 Pullinan Palace Car. i 105 160 oL 100 100 &3 u1 DEFAULTING RAILWAY BONDS. E=Tbe following list, showing, the latest bid and #sked prices of some of the most prominent de- fualting railrosd bonds, is furnished by A. O. Blaughter: Bid. 4. lg;i -Rorthern Pacific first mortgage 7 3-10, goll.33 Burlington, Cedar Baplds & Minnesots first morigage, s, gold, Minn. Div, ...55 65 ‘Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota first ‘mortgage, 7a gold, Millwaukes Div........40 50 Central of Tows first mortgage, i Cfmapaats & G Aret morigeg, i, & 5 Ghicago & Cansda Southern Trst mortgage, Csnada Southiern first mOrtgage, 78, Rold....65 60 Chicago, Daaville & Vinceones first mo: auge, cuicrasniiesunibd E33 Onieago, Daville- & ¥incention firsf mor- DasMoines Valley first mortgage, 50 DesAoinos Valley land grant, 8. 25 ‘Misaissippi 50 20 5 o a New Jersey. e, 78, gold.52) B4 New Jersey Midland second mortgage, 7s, currency = 25 B, Jos & Denver City first mortgage, 8, Exs Diviaion...ceeeesrane wsssssanesas s Bt. Jos & Deaver City first mortgage, 8, West DITINOD. o vreresesen o 17 20 Bonthern Minnesofs first mortgage, 8.......50 &5 Toxas & Pacific first mortgage, 78, land grant.30 85 Central Laitroad of Iows frat mortgaga, T, gold.... LATEST. New Yo, April 25.—Money closed easy at 4 percent on call. Prime business notes are in demand and discounted at 6@7 per cent. The gupply of primo paper is small, owing to the duliness of trade. Foreign exchange quict and steady st $4.85 for pnme bankers' ixty-day, and §4.89 for de- d. man Gold closed at 1125, after selling at 1123¢and 112}, The rates paid_for carrying ranged from 6 per cent to flat, closing at 8 per cent. Clear- ances, £58,000,000. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed during the week over $1,000,000, and received $2,000,000 for customs. Payments today were 750,000, chiofly on account of xfly coupons., Specie shipments for the week, £428,236, principaily silver bars. Imports the same time: dry-goods, $1,840,321 ; merchan- dise, £5,388,553. i Governments strong, and_considerable done. Btate bonds quict and nominal. i The stock market opened firm, but remained o only a short time, Northwestern being excep- tionally weak. Prices subsequently picked up, and at'the Second Board were steady, but again went off, gathering strength, however, later, and tlosed with o steady,market for speculative Ehares, Sales to-day were nearly 200,000 shares, of which 61,000 were Western Union, 88,000 TUnion Pacific, 17,000 Pacifio Mail, 26,000 Lake Ehore, and 17,000 Northwestern. WEEELY BANE STATEMENT. Loans, decresse, £5,041,200; specie, increase, €122,800; legal-tenders, = decrease, $424,300 deposits, decroase, S4,352,200; circulation, in- erease, $61,300; roservo, increaso, $871,225. 941 Virginias, old........ 32 85" ‘North Carolinag, oid..24 g INnnh Carolinss, new.2l Wells Fergo..ouoneens [ o T New York Central..... B 2y 455;{Tnion Pacificbonds.. 85X 65 * 'Central Pacific stocks. 94 8% Boston, Hart, & Erle, 1x 04% Del,, Lack. & Western.1063; £4 COMMERCIAL. SATURDAT Evzxrvg, April 35, The following were the receipts and shipments Bt the lesding articles of produce in Chicago Boring the pest twenty-four hours, and for the + Warzesponding date one year 2go : 73, 11,034{ 6,79 8,037 5,019 99,000 11,940(| 220,722, 84,182 l:gfi lggjflu 223,111) 159,094 732|| 22,334) 22,659 1,500 '700)| 1,850 Zo0| 80l % Grass seed, Ds..... Flax seed, I Broom corn, 1Ls.... Dreased hogs, No... Live hogs, No. 14,616 2,218l 8,964 322 5 Hides, Ibs, 121,035 67,060 Highwines, 55 215 Wool, 1te. 84,158 1,050 FPotatoes, b, 3§15 o5 Lumber, N 1903,379(1921,600 Bliogles, N 01(1560,00011605,000 N 133,000! 116,000 Salt, 'brs| 40, m] 712 Withdrawn from store on Friday for aity con- sumption : 8,492 bu wheat, 8,705 bu corn, 6,195 bu oats, 402 bu ryc, 299 bu barley. Withdrawn for do during the past week, 19,402 bu wheat, 39,351 bu corn, 25,031 bu oats, 2,704 bu rye, 11,168 bu barley. The following grain has been inspected into store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 118 cars wheat, 331 cars corn, 27,700 bu No.2 do, and 16,300 bu rejected do, by canal; S0 cars odts, 1car rye, 2 cars barloy. Total (482 cars), 235,000 bu. Inspected out : 121,502 bu wheat, 146,417 bu corn, 11,012 bu oats, 80 bu rye, 2,034 bu barley. The following wero the receipts and shipments of breadstulls and live stock at this point during the past week, and for the corresponding weoks ending ss dated: e, 5 Apritas, Aprit18, Apri 26, fone, " “fis, " “Aoma, Flour, bris. ‘Wheat, b Co bu Oate, bu. Rye, bu, Barley, bu.... Live hioge, No. Cattle, No. Flour, brls, ¥ produce markets were quite firm to-day, with & steady feeling all round ; there being s good demand for most articles at yester- day's prices. Tho shipping movement was rather light, for the day, but the bulletin showed 2 largo quantity of grain cleared yesterday, and the shipments from the seaboard during the weck were vry liberal, Now York alone baving exported somothing like 500,000 bu wheat and 775,000 bu corn. This gave confidence in tho futuro of prices, in tho face of depressing nows from Europe. Dry-goods were active and firm for staple and scasonable lines. Prices were the same as on yesterday. Thoe grocery-trade was roported reasonably active for sngars, sirups, rice, teas, and _most other acticles, coffea being tho only notable excoption. Buvers still entortain tho opinion that materialiy lowar prices will prevail Iater in tho season, aud.they cannot bo induced to order larger quantities than seem to be re- quisite to meet the current wanta of the trado. Stocks here aro light, coneequently thero is no great preasure to sell, but thero s more or less “ cutting " all around, and the market must bo quoted weak. Butter was held with rather more confidence, the reported advance of 'f@:ac in New York tonding to strengthen the views of holders. The market cannot be considered strong. however, sellers continuing to shade tho quoted prices when such & course 18 necassary in order to effect s sale. Cheese is in good roquest 8t firmly-sustained prices. Cauned goods continue dull, with little change in prices. The dried fruit market displays a fair degreo of animation, and & fair tone both for Iornllfn sud domestic varieties. BStocks are small, and some descriptions will probably ad- vauce, No changes worthy of nots were ap- parent in the leather, tobacco, pig iron, sud wood markets. Bagging was quiet and steady at Sic: for Stark, 823gc for Lowiston, and 29ige for American. There was 2 good demand for oils at firmly sustained prices. Lumber atloat was moderately active at abont the samo rango of prices. Common to choice boards wero tolerably steady, and piece stuff sold at $10.00@10.50, the "inside for 1G-foot lengths. At the yards a fair interior business in the ni;gxegnta was transaoted for tho season, but the local demand is still of a limited charac- ter. Iron, building materials, and nails were in' moderate demand. Hardware and motals wero again reported active on interior account, and nearly all the articles mentioned in the List were steady st recent quo- tations, excopt pig-tin and American Russia iron, which are quoted lower, Wool was quict, and fleece-washed is easier. Hidea wero ateady, though the demand at the moment is less nr- gent, owing to reporta of & decline East, and, 1n consequence, buyers aro disposed to operate with caution until something more definite can be learued. Hops wers quiet, and broom corn in light order request. Sceda ‘were rather quiet, ‘but choice samples were held steadily. Poultry was ip good local demand, scarce, and firmer. Lake freights were dull at about the same rotes as on I'ridey, at 4}¢c for moderate-sized vessels, on corn to Buffalo. Only 5 charters wero reported, which will carry out 14,000 bu wheat, and 83,000 bu corn. The advices from the neighborhood of the Straights of Mackinaw ‘were not_very favorable to a speedy open- ing of navigation, the ice being reporied solid. Some vesselsare etill unnigged, tho ownorsstating. it to bo their intention not to prapare to sail un- less rates improve. Wo note that tho agrregate of grain loaded in- to vessels this season to date, at this port, is as follows:: . 502,074 bu_ wheat, 825,085 bo corn, 111.000 bu oats, and 14,400 bu barley. Total, 1,453,459 bu; of which s considerable propor- tion has been loaded on owners’ account. One or two shippers have quietly taken the offerings of veseel room at present rates, believing that they cannot go lower, but the majority aro evi- dently afraid of them., Highwines_wero in good demand, snd lc higher, sales being reported of 200 brls at 95 ver gallon. The production was cut down somewhat by the temperance movement; and, novw that tha agitation has submded, thereis & better demand, with comparatively light stocks to moet it. The merkets at other points are strong, though not relatively g0 firm as ours. Provisions were less active, but very stoady, and a shode firmer. The leading arficle was Iard, which was wanted yestorday afternoon by Cincinnati buyers, and they took hold again this morning, though not willing to concede an ad- vance. Lardisin small stock in that city, and is belioved to be in rather scant supply in most other places, except Chicago, and thero has been a liberal export movement from this city during the past week. Prices to-dsy average 5@Tc per 100 Ibs higher, Liverpool being quoted firm &t the advance of yesterdsy afternoon. Mess pork was very qniet, but 5¢ per brl higher, in sympathy with lard. Meats were quiet and unchanged, there being few of- fered or wanted. The shipments of middles dnr- ing the past week have been large, and short clears nre gaid to ba in light stock. The market closed quict at the followinz range of prices: Mees pork, cash or geller May, $16.25@16.90: do seller June, $16.4714 @16.50; do selier Julv, £16.70@16.75. Lard, cash or seller May, $9.67%@9.70; do soller Tune, $9.85@9.87i¢; do seller July, $9.97%@ 10.00. Bweet-pickled hams, 10@11c per 1t for 18@10 1b averages ; dry-saited meats, loose, at B3@6e for shoulders, cash, and $6.20 seller June; $£8.62£@8.65 for short ribs, cash, and 8%c seller Juno; 8@J0 for short clear, cash, and 9ic seller Juno; 83c for Cumberlands; 85{@%3¢c for long clear. The same boxed at X@3gc per Ib above these prices. Bacon meats, 7c¢ for shoulders, 93{c for short ribs, 10@1030 for short clear, all packed in hhds; the same loose, Xc lower. Bacon hams, 113¢@13c. Mess beef, $9.75@10.00 ; extra messdo, $10.75@11.00; beef hams, $23.00@23.50. City tallow, 63¢@7c ; grease quotsble at 5@Tc. Bales were reported of 1.250 brls mess pork geller June, at $16.50; 1,000 tcs lard, seller May at 89.673¢; 1,250 tes do at $9.65; 600 tes do sollar June at 89.8724 ; 500tesdo at $9.85; 1.500 tes do at §9.80; 250 tes do seller July at $9,973¢; 100.000 1ba shoulders sclier June at £6.20. The stocks of provisions in Cincinnati are re- orted st 5,701 brls pork, 10,355 tcs lard, and 6,216,718 Ibs meats. g The Daily Commercial Report gives the fol- lowing a8 the shipmonts of provisions from this 'ty for the week ending April 23, 1874, and since Nov. 1, 1873, together with comparigons : Tork, | Lard, | Hama, [Shoulds, [* Middler, bria,’ | tes.” | ter | thes Tos. Flour was very quiet st unchanged prices. There was no demand, except for a few lota of good to choice Minnesota spring extras for ex- ort to Europe ; other brands were dull and neg- Fecled. Bran was buoyant under an active demand; it opemed st $22.00 per ton, and closed with holdera asking $24.00 on track. Bales wero reported of 60 brls spring extrsa (patent) at 88.50 ; 100 brla do at $6.60 ; 200 brls o (Minnesote) at £6.505 500 brls do on private terms; 25 bris rye b $5.95. Total, 875 brls, Also 20 tons bran at $23.00; 20 tous do at 322,00, all to amive aud on track; 10 tona shorts a £24.00; 10 tons coarse cern-menl at $26,00, de- Jivered. The following were the quotations at the close : Fair to good white winters, Chaice do. Red wint Choice s Medinm o good do. Good to choice Minng Fair to cholce spring. s Common do. Rye flour, @ ran... 00 &2 Wheat was moderately active, and averaged ¥@¥(c higher, though in meagre demand for &hipment, as tho British markets wore 6d por 430 1bs lower, with no increase of strongth in Now York. The advance here was_chiofly duo to tho existonce of homa talent, as thero were few out- sido orders on the floor. 'Local speculators so- ticipated a rise, probably on account of throat- suing weather, though the report that New York has exported half » million bu within tho wook, and the knowledge of the fact that whest i3 moving out frecly from this city, had s good deal £o o with the firmer tone. It s no wondar that the Dritieh markets should bo woak with n Iibera! supply, though tho shortago there is ac- knowledged “to bo groat enough to absorb all that can be spared from tbis eido of the Atlantic. 1t is, however, notoworthy that tho quantity 1o transit for the United Kingdom de- creased 648,000 bu during the week ending April 12. Seller May oponcd at $1.243, advanced to £1.953¢, wavored for a couple of hours botween $1.25a0d_$1.95%, thon Tose to $1.259, and closed at S1.25%¢. Seller Juno sold at $1.25@ 1.27, closing at $1.263¢, No. 2 spring closed at $1.945¢ for regular, and $1.25 for strictly fresh receipts. No. 1 spring closed at $1.2815@1.29, and No. 3 do at S1.19}@1.20, Minnerota wheat was quiet, No. 2 selling at $1.283¢ for strictly fresh rocoipts, Northwastorn wheat (not Min- nesota) was 1{/@1bsc higher than straight for receipts in ‘the ~"Central, but met with very hitle proference in other houses. Cash sales were reported of 800 bu No. 1 spring, strictly froeh, at £1.281¢: 8,000 bu No, 2 spring, strictly frosh, at $1.25; 2,000 bu do, at $1.2435: 9,400 bu, parfly do; at $1.24¢; 11,600 bu regular, st §1.281¢; 1£,000'bu do'at $1.241(; 2,800 bu do, winter receipts, at $1.24; 4,400 bu No. 8 spring ot $1.1934; 400'bu by sample at $1.25 on track; 400bu do 8t $1.81; 400 bu do at $1.00, delivered: §00 bu Northwestern No. 2 (inn.), strictly fresh, st S1281¢; 2.500 bu do, % 6torage, at $1.263¢ ; 9,600 bu strictly fresh Northwestern at 81,35 Total, 61,100 bu. Gorn was in fair demand, and very stesdy, at an averago advance of o per bu, though our receipts were Liberal, and Liverpool was quoted 6d per 4801bs lower. Tho anticipation of bad weather, the report that New York has exported 770,000 bu within tho past weok, and the fact that all tho regular corn now here is tied up off the market, while tho current receipts promiso but smell May deliverics, causod a strong- er_ feeling, under o good demsud, though chiofly from local operators. Thero were very few buying ordors on the market from out- side. Seller May opened at 643¢c, sdvanced to 643¢¢, raceded to 643c, 030 to 6437c, and closed atGidc. Seller Juno mold at 655@663¢c, clos- iog at 66c. No, closod * st bic_for regular, and 643¢c for strictly fresh receipts. Rejocted closod at 2o for fresh receipla, Cash salos were reported of 500 bu_high-mixod 8t Gi3¢c; 1,200 bu do at Gdgc; 2,800 bu No. 2, strictlv freth, at G43¢c; 13,00 bu do at 643c: 12,000 ba, mostly rogular, at 64c ; 6,200 bu regn- iar at 6357c: 1,200 bu rejected at 62ge; 13,600 bu do at 62%7c;” 8,200 bu do at 62c; 1,200 bu, froo on board. st G3c. Total, 56,600 bu. Osts were rather more active on options, and a shade firmer, st 4634 sollor May, and 4T@ 4£ildc soller June, closing stesdy. Cash lots were in fair dzmand, with rather light offerings, though ho roceip(s wero ample, as thoy ara mostly sont m for May delivery. Rogular No. 2 was steady st iCc, and strictly fresh rocoipts st 404 @46)e, sccording to date snd location. Rejocted was mominal at 44c. Cash sales were reported of 1,200 bu No. 2at 462¢c; 600 bu do at 4637c ; 1,800 bu do at 463(c ; 15,000 bu regular at 46c; 600 bu by sampla at 53c; 600 bu do st 52c; 1,200 bu do &t 50ic, on track; 2,400 bu do white at 53¢, freo on board ; 2,400 'bu do at 52c, dalivered. Total, 25,800 bu. Rye was very quiet, and nominally 8 shade easier, though tha raceipts wero small and the stock on hand is light. Strictly frosh receipts of No. 2 wore held at 2c. Tho only sale report- od was 400 bu by eample at 94, on track. ‘Barloy was dull and_pominally easier, at $1.55 @1.58 for No. 2, $1.85@L36 for No.3, and $1.20@1.30 for rejectod, sccording tolocation. There eeems to bo 5 moderate need for barley ; but buyers are afraid to take hold, lest the ‘market should be swamped by hoavy offerings on tho first intimation of & demand. Cash sales weroreported of 1,200 bu No, 3 at $1.85 ; 400 bu by samplo at $1.52'; 800 bu do at S1.45 ; 400 bu do at 198, all on track. Total, 2,800 bu. LATEST. The leading produce markets were fairly active for Saturday afternoon, and firmer. Whoat ad- vanced Jc, selling at $1.255(@1.25% seller May, closing at the outside. Seller June closed at $1.27@1.273. Corn was 3fo higher, closing at 643{0 seller May, and 66@6634c seller June. CALL LOAED. Pork and lard_were quiet and steady. Moats were fairly active and & shude casior. Mess 7k, cash or scller the month, $16.40 asked; o, sellor May, $16.20@16.30; do, seller June, $16.473¢@16.50. Lard, cash or selier the month, £0.6234@9.75; seller Mey, $9.70@9.721¢ ; seller June, $5.87@3.873¢ ; seller Jully, $10.00@10.05; elort clear, cash or selier the mouth, 9 nsked; seller May, 9c nsked; seller June, 9@d%(c; short ribs, cash or seller the montis, 1o bids, no offers ; scller May, 88.55@ 8.70; seller June, $8.00@8.87}4 ; shoulders, cash or seller the month, 6c asked ; sellor May, 6c asked ; seller June, $6.17@6.291¢ ; seller July, $6.25. ‘Sales on the call wero 500 bris meus pork, scller May, at $16.473¢ ; 250 brls do at $16.50; 500 tes lard, seller June, at 39.873 ; 150,000 1bs short ribs, cash, at83¢c ; 100,000 1 shoulders, ae]leer May, at $5.95 200,000 iba do, seller June, at 26.20. Iy CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. BATURDAY EVENING, April 25, The receipta of live-stock during the week have boen 88 follows: Aondey Taesduy .. Wednesds] Total four weeks...... Shipments were as foliows Monday Following {a the achedulo of cattle rates between Chicago and Exstern markets, which went into effect Feb 9: To New York, per ca “To Boston, per car.. To Albany, per car. To Buffalo, per car. To Pittsburgh, percar. ‘o Detroit, per car, To Toledo, per car. X CATTLE—The past half-lozen days huve doveloped mo features esscntially different from those prevalent during last weck. Trade has been dull from tho open- of the macket on Monday down to the close, with prices ruling weak and lower. The continued de- ‘pression 13 solely dno to the upueually libers] sup- Plies aent forward during the past three or four weeks, the arrivals_from March 2810 date sggregating 71, 427 head. During the past three weeks there has_beck an over supply insll the principal markets of the during this period the operations of both d Western shippers have carried on at. Those who hold on to their fzt cattle for 3 o loss, while will, withont doubt, obtain better prices than a7e nUw current, 28 the number of woll-fatted well- matured cattle’ remaining in the hands of feeders is bolievod to bo considarably less thun at the corresponding period list sesson. Tho quelity of the receipts was only fair. Among the offer- ings was 3 geolly number of firet-class boeves, but unfortunately auch was the exception, the Jarger por- tion consisting of common to good well-fed droves, for which the ruling_prices wore $4.50@5,60. The ex- treme rango was $2.5026.70, the outside figure being aid by a Fittsbur, b buyer for 20 fancy steers, averag- Jo81,5% s, - Btockers continue in farr demand and in moderate supply stabout sieady prices, or at $3.50@ .75 for common to prime young csttlo in light fiesh, averaging from 700 to 1,080 lls. ~ Butchers huvo paid $3.50@5.00 for common to oxtra cows and poor toZattish steers and fat oxen. Texss cattle have been in light though ample supply, and sold slowly at $2.62i@5.50 for poor_to choice droves, Calves ars plenty and wesk nt $9.00@5.50, sccording fo quality. *3filek cows sell any where from $31,00 to $50.00, The Kansns City Cattle Trasl gives the following sx the conclusions of s large cattle-dealer who hza just returned from a trip through Texs: *Tbaf the drive for the pros:nt year would be about half that of last year; but that the stock driven would be of much better quality and sell at good prices. Drovers have learned_from the experience of last vear that it in poor policy to drive scrubstock, and this year's drive i1l excoed in quality of stock ihat of any year pre- vious, For many years past Toxas has Deen over- stocked with cattlo} i:l.mmdad. 2t one time it wan the common saying 0 more cattle s man owned the poorer hs “would and himsalf io long run, e But at the close of the War Tezes stock-men com- menced driving their vast herds into Kaneas, and, aa there has been an almost unlimited demsnd through- out the Northern Statos and Territories, they sold their stock at good prices, ana rapidly depleted their Derds, For several years thia has been going on until cattle have become scarce in Texas, and thelr stock- ‘men aro now turning their attention to procure more and better atock.” HOGS—With perhaps ome or two exceptions, so large receipts wero nover before known at this siage of the season, the arrivals showing an increaso as compared with last week of 15,278, and 25,232 as_com- pared with week before Isat, That under’ theso heavy Tecelpts there should be a very pronounced shrinkage of values was to bo expected, and in all descriptions grading below choice the market fs *off " 20@25c, Choice and cxtrs quotations have * held their own " toleralily well, 5@10¢ covering the reduction in such Toihough, i the present rate of aupply is to be main- tained, relicrs may expect to be callod upon for farther concossians. To-day the market was fairly active, but the fecling was woak and sules showed a reduction from yester- day's prices, in common and medium grades, The Tange was $4.75@5.90 for poor to choice, with sales mostly at $5.20@5.50. 700 sarEs. Xo. Av. PriceNo. Av. Price|No. Av. Price. T C181 53560 207 T 64012 113 530 31 5N B G 27 B4s 66 195 5.40) TL 199 5.50{1 197 5.20 43 219 BT 1T 52050 250 5.85 73 191 6.501 59 205 5.60/128 180 5.20 165 186 650l 61 187 650l 63 130 G50 9 159 B20]46 253 63036 51 640 52 199 5400103 207 50f 60 199 540 103 194 640(63 185 630[53 177 640 43 169 5.40/ 59 208 35 243 5.99 72 208 65363 17 8 115 535 60 199 55045 151 120 325 6,35 S0 121 450128 249 38 161 53 106 155 6.30 33 265 64 189 6.45 58 161 63078 199 59 203 645 (2] 194 5.40| 26 249 6.70)278 162 6.35 SHEEP—The eupply was the lightest for many weeks, but, in the absence of any considerablo de- mand, the low prices established last week havo only about’ been sustained. The offerings wero pretty evenly distributed botween local and outside buyers, t $3,75@4.50 for scalawagn ; at $4.75@5,75 for com” mon {o medium, and st $6.0067.00 for good to cholce. e —— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPIL The New York Produco Markets. New Yonsk, April 25.—CoTrox — Nowminally Xe higher ; middling uplanas, 173¢c; futures closed firm ; gales, 96,100 balcs: Apnil, 177-16c; May, 173-3%c} Jome, 17179211 Sc; July, 17 312G e ; August, 18 5-i6. BReADSTUPFS—Flonr quict and steady; super— fino Western and Btate, $5.1536.00; = common to- good, $6.05@0.45; good to choice, $6.50@ 6.7 lito wheat extrs, $6. 7.25 3 extra Ohio, $6.25 @7.85; St Louis, ' $5.30@IL00. Ryo ' flour and corn-meal unchabged. Wheat in limitéd demand and unchanged; recelpts, 130,000 bu. Bye, barley, and malt unchinged, Corn fn fair demand and slightly higher; receipta, 139,000 bu; new Weatern, mized, 83@860; new yellow Weatern, 86@58xc; old Westesn, mixed and yellow, B6c. Oata steady; re- colpts, 0,000 bu; mized Western, 62@C4Xc; whit ‘Western. 64(@37c. ‘Har—Uncianged, Hops—Unchunged. Grocrris—Cofico dull. Bugar steady. and rice quiet and unchanged. (JFLTuoLEuN—Crude, T5@lxe; retasd, U%@lte for May. TonrENTIE—Lower at 40@Ale. Eoas—Firm at 185@21c for Weatern, Leataer—Unchanged. WooL—Firm; domestic flecce, 40@700 ; pulled, %5@ 50c; nnwashed, 18@3Sc. PLOVISIONS—POrk steady; new mess, $17.00 spot; $16.75 May ; $17.25July. Long clear 10c} sbort clear, 10%c, Lard firm; prime steam, 10 3-16@10%c spot; 10 13-16¢ May ; prime, 10i(c May; 103,@10 7-16c July, Borren—Firm; Weatern, 24G¥c; new Western and State, 2)@37e. Cakrss—Firm at 11@16%c, Wittscx—Quiet at 973,@USc. MeTALs—Manufnetured copper steady; ingot and Inko dull ot 243@25¢, Pig-iron quist; Beolch, $36.00 39.50; Amorican, §27.50833.00, Dar dull; Russia s Tha s Re‘:h;i 90@4.00; clinch, $5.50@6.50 NaTLs—Firm ; cut, $3.90@4.00; 6.50; horseshoo nominal, z Molasses Foreigm Markets. Livenroor, April 23—11a, m.—Flour, 2%, Wheat —Winter, 129 4d@12s 8d; spring, 1ls 8d@12s 3d ; white, 128 84@125 10d ; club, 13:@13 2. Corn, 388 3a@3%s. Pork, 633 6d. Lard, 46s. LIvERPOOL, April 55—2 p. m.—Droadstuffs quiet and easy, Prices unclanged, Lard, &5s 9d. JVork, ‘ants, April 25.—Rentes 591 80c, Livenzoor, April 25—Evening.—Cotton—Steady ; middling uplnds, 8%d; midding Orleans, 8%d; sales, 12,00 bales; American, 7,000; *speculation ‘and export, 2,000 bales. Brcatainffs—Quiet and unchanged, Lard—i5s 9. ess Pork—Gis. Turpentine—32: 64@33s. Loxpoy, April 25.—Amount of bullion witbdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, £64,000. Rate of discount in open market for 3 montba bills, 3% per cent, or & below the bauk rate, Rate for ‘money ot the Stock Exchango on Government securl- tes, 8 por cent. Consols {or money, K@K ; 26 count, 927 Untled States Securities—-20s of 1865, 106%¢; 67s, 10837 10-40, 104; new s, 104; New York Ceatral, 833 Eric, 313 ; preferred, 51, Refinad petrolcum, 11 9@ 128, Tallow—338@ 034 5. BOOTS AND SHOES. SAVE 20 PER CENT BY PURCHASING YOUR BOOTS & SHOES H. S. FREEMAN, 211 West Madison-st, ONE PRICE HOUSE. ATCTION SALES. By HODGES & CO., Real Fstato Auctionecrs and Commission Morchaats, Marble-front Auction Rooms, €23 West Lako-st. Regular Auction Sales Wedacsday and Satarday Kvoniogs,at 7 p.m. Also Thurs- day roal oniato sale at8p. m. Special atten 10a givon 1o gutside sales, Roturns mado on tho same dag of aale, be: fore leaving the residence. Consigumonts salicitod. Lib. oral advancoments made on stocks of merchandise. R. H. MORRISON, Auctioncer, 42 North May-st. Monday, April 27, at 10 a, m,, 'WE WILL SELL THE ENTIRE CONTENTS, CONSISTING OF English Body Brussels Carpets, Elegant Mar- ble-top Chamber Sets; Parlor, Dining, Sit- ting-Room, and Kitchen Furniture; 1 B, Band Extension Toble; 1 first-class Cook Stove; Chinas, Crockery, Glassware, Plated- ware, Cutlery, etc., etc. The goods aro first-class: in uso but s short time. Sale tive and without reserve. vl 57, F. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers, No. 633 West Lake-st. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Tho entire contents of ths boarding-house No. 47 HALSTED-ST., between Washington and Madison, WEDNESDAY AF- TERNOON, ut 2 o'clock sharp. Parlor, Dining, Kitchon, Sicine, aud § Sicoping roams, ook’ out fr bargaias” i oiclock Wednesday afteraoon. ot TUrBot UM F. HODGES & CO.. Auciloneers. WE SHALL SELL THE CONTENTS 0t tho Hotel, comer of Harison and Halstod-sta., knowa as Harrlson-Court, on ‘Wednesday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock. Gentoal Furnirare, consisting of Bods, Beddiag, Ba* rosus, Wash Stands, Chalrs: Taoles, Stoves, Mirrors, Pictares, Orockery, Glsssware, ctc.; Brussels and In. grain Carpots; and any awount of goods too numerous to th 1d'in lots to suit parchasers and without Borve, 1O TEBEES & CO.. Auctioncers: We shall sell the entire Furniture of the ele- gant marble-front dwelling 3STwenty-fifth-st. Thursday Morning, &t 10 .., April 30, ON THE PRENISES, The Farnituro Is very fine, consisting of Rich Parlor Faraitare, Fino Walont and Marble-Top Chambar Sois, Fronch Walont and Gilt Frame 3] ‘We Bhall Sell the Entire Contents of the 3- Story Brick Dwelling No. 313 West Randolph-st., ‘Betwoon Carpenter and Curtis-sta., on Fridsy Momning, May 1, 10 &, m., Sharp, Furniture 28 Good os New. 1 T34-Octave Rosewood Piano, cost $350. 3 Jtlch Pasior Sots, and Easy Canlrs, Macbls-top Cham. bar Sof Tables, Lace Curtains, ' Corniy mneh“(:max" Heaatitul Beddiog, . AfSiicosser, Dinlng Tables, Chairs, Sl Cat Giaa, 22d fino Crockory &nd Chiia Warse Brst-ciass Cook’stove and ate 9, otc., ota. " 1n fanty everriaios aine hunwkunp‘-nltlrn n GAL0s ey be axpeciads &8 the am tng Abroad. HODGES 400, Tictoaears AUCTION SALES. By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY CGOODS! Regular auction sale on Tuesday, April 28, at 9 1-2 a, m. D Ge ‘White G 3 N Difermenr. porkat ot Tabie Cutory PO Dot Jilllnery Siock; owers, Oemaments, étc., Straw Goods, dios’ Wenr. AT 11 0'0LOCK, 17 Pleces of slightly damaged Morincs, sold for account of Undeeeriters, Alio, special male of 100 rolls INGRALY , and 3 line of Drugge and Btair Cloths, etc. GEO P "GORE & GO, 8 5od 70 Wabash-ar, The Attention of Carriage-Buyers 1S CALLED TO THE AUCTION SALE OF Open and Top-Buggies, Demacrats, Express Wagons, and Harness, TUESDAY, APRIL 2,3t 11 5. m. Good Work at YOUR pricen. GEO. P. GORE & CO. 63 a0d 70 Wabas) 727 West Monroe-st. (Genteel Furnished Dwelling, THIRTEEN ROOMS, On Tuesday, April 28, at 10 o’clock, Marble-Top Chamber Sots, Parlor Suits, Bodstesds, Bu- reaus, Lounges, What-No idehoards, Rockers, Chalrs, T e lablen fenei, Al nd = Fly Carpate, oy Stoves, and Fiatod Ware, de. G: Pr GORE & (0. Awbtrer Catalogue Auction Sale of BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, Inclading 75 cases Extrs Fino Goods, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL. at 5§ o m. GEORGE P. GORE & CU., 63 and 0 Wabash-av. AT A UCTION. On Thursday, April 30 at 9 1-2 o’clk. Call and pxamine our largo and Elegant Stock of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Consisting in part of Marblo-Top Chamber Sots, with Dressing-cace; Elegant Parlor Sults, Black Walnut Bed- Burosus, Iockors, Gentro Tables, Lonngos. Chairs, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Otfico Dosks, Mirrors, Bruseols and Wool Carpets, Show-Cases, Hairand Husk Mattrosses; an elcgant 7-nctave Piano;: also a Melodoon. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Aucts. SPECIAT. ACHANCE FOR DOLLAR-STORES, ‘We will offer on THURSDAY, APRILS0, at9%s. m., afine stock of Fancy Goods, Chins, and Glassware, Bohemisn Goods, Lava Ware, Toilet Sots, Decanters, ac. Also, Plated Jowelry, Toilet Articles, Fancy Bozes, and & line of Human-Hair Carls and Switches, GEORGE P. GORE & CO., 65 and 70 Wabashi-av. By N. P. HARRISON. To be sold on Monday, April 37, At 33 o'clock, at-our Salescooms, Nos. 204 and 205 East. Mauison-st., ‘tho ro ansold lots of the elegant collection of French Bronges,Clocks and Fi; Large Hall Vases, Italian ble Mantel Vases, &c., The VITI & BROS. N T { et ol o, VITI & BROS. (e Vi houht B ey e s S0 b avr that 'Ne Pe HATRISON, Austioneer, At 162 Twenty-sccond-st. Between Wabash-av. and State-st., BANKRUPT STOCK AT AUCTION OF CHOICE CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS, And s splendid ot of FAMILY BIBLES, Sale will ba continued Mondsy, April 97, 2 and 7o'l'k. Ruaidents of the Sontly Side here have & ‘fine chanco to b ict: 1 thing. o pletes for e "RUP HARRISON, Auctioneer. AT 236 WEST MADISON-ST. Continuation of the Ramoval Salo FRENCE PLATE, Pier, and Mantel Glasses! HICH OCHROMOS AND STEEL ENGRAVINGS, MONDAY, Aprll 27, at2and 734 o'clock. Tho groatest Briaios o (D et et e ook ok, Tha. N. P. Ha RRISOX, Auctioneer. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING 264 Michigan-av., O TUESDAY, APRIL 28, AT 10 0'CLOCK. Bplendid Parlor and Chamber Furnitare, Fine Brussels and Wool Carpets, Chairs, Lace Curtains, Marble-top Tebles, Crock- ery, Plated and Glassware, Kitchen Uton- sils, etc., etc.; one elegant Cook-Stove and Ice-Chest, all new six months and one year 8go. N. P. HARRISON, Auctioneer. Entire Contents MARBLE FRONT RESIDENCE, No. 81 South Morgan-st., On WEDNESDAY, April 29, at 10 0'Clock. Consisting of elegant Parlor farnituro, fina Laco Car- tafns, marblo-tep Chiambor scte, fing Krussels and Vool Carpits, Dinini-Room w and Bediing, fino Feather Pillows, Cool finn Crockery, Glassware tures, ctc., otc. A aplondid lot of goods in tho best order, and parties wishing ta ‘purchasg nice cloan goods abould be o hand. N. P. HARRISON, Auctioneer. The Entire Contents OF BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 798 WABASH-AV., On Tharsday, April 30, at 10 o'clock, CONSISTING OF Eley n::e Parlor Furniture, Rich Chamber s, Fine Brussels, Velvet, and Wool Carpets, Dining-Room' Furnifure, Lace Curtains, Pictures, 5 All the Stoves, Crockery, Glassware, China, Cutlery, Platcdware, Kitchen Utensils, etc. A cholca lot of goods, and housekecpers should attend this sale. P. HARRISOY, Auctionser. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. At the rostdoneo of Goorge P. Hansen, 606 Fulton-st bet, Paulina and Wood, Tuesday, April 28, at10 o’clk a. m., the ontire contents of house, consisting of Walnut Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room aud Kitchva Furituros, Car. pet, Stoves, and General Hoaschold Goods, all first-cl and fn good order.. 782 WEST JACKSON-ST. AT ATUCTION, Tuesday, April 28, at 10 o’clk 8. m., ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE, Mnrble-Top Chamber Sets, Casy Chairs, pictures, Brus- sols, Threo-Ply, and Iagiain Carpets, Crockery, btaves, e WILLIS, LONG & CO., Auctionsers. 140 NORTH UNION-ST. At Auction, Tuesday, April 28, at 3 o’clock, the entiro contents of & LARGE BOARDING-HOUSE, consisting of Tables, Chairs, Bedstcads, Bodding, Mat- tressos, Carpots, Stoves, Crockery, ete., ote, WL 3, LONG & CO., Auctioneers. 106 AND 187 RANDOLPH-ST. REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE, AT AUTTION, April 29, at 9 1-2 o’clock, FURNITURE, Housghold Goods &Gegng Herchandise, 1S. LONG & CO. Chattel Mortgage_ Sale. Will be sold at Auction, 03 Moadar, 7ith fnst., at 3 o'clock p. m., at the premises, a 7T-room cottige, with the groond leass, No. 27 West Eixteonthat. Apply st.. Room 5. FOR SALE. P.&J. CASEY, 4l and 43 Fifthesav., riment fa tho city of Ne o hang (o S ornare, Carpets, Boddiog, Office’ Dosks,\ Counters, Khawsasss, aad Bhalving, bodght and sid. 2. o8, atensils, all tuo ‘Ware, Cutlery, Pic- AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Velualle Business Lot and Buildings AT AUCTION, Monday Afternoon, April 27, at 3:30 o'Clock. On the premises, tho eliziblo business lot, with good two- stary bullding, suited for store and dwelling, No. 531 MILWAUKEE-AYV. This dostrable property fronts both on Milwaukeo-sv. and Noble-st., with a 2-atory building oa Milwaakes-av. Main floor sulted for store, with dwelling over, sud & double 2-story building on Nobla-st., adapted for dwell- ings. Both balldings noarly new and In good ropair. ‘The property s well located on Milwaokee-at., fa the midst of a thickly settled nefghborhood. The strosts aro paved. Also water and gas. The property fs freo from any lacambrance, and will ‘positively bo sald. ‘The terms aro casy: 3¢ cash, balance in | and 3 years at 8per cent; or torms will bo mads to sult at tims of sale. he title Is perfect. _Abstract furnished. A deposit will bo required at timo of sals. ELISON, POMEROY & Ci 1118 PRAIRIE-AV. We will sell st Auction, on Monday Morning, April 27, at 10 o'clock, THE ENTIRE Household Furniture. Of privato residence No. 1118 PRATRIE-AV, Parlor, Ghamber. and Dining-Room Furaitare, Braiscls aud Wool Carpats, Beds, Bodding, Kitchen Furniture, Glass and Crockery Ware. do.. e, ELISON, PUMEROY & CO., Anctioncers. 318 MICHIGAN-AV._ Monday Morning, April 27, at 10 o'clook, Wo will sell the entiro FURNITURE Of dwelling No. 713 MICHIGAN-AV. Parlor, Dining- Room, aad Cbamber Fymnituro, Kitchen Waro and Fur. nitore, Carpets, Bods, Bedding, Crockery and Glass- ware, &o., kc., entiro contents of house, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneors. 1023 Wabash-av. ELEGANT Household Furniture AT ATUCTION. Tuesday Morning, April 28, at 10 o'slock, At Marble-front Residence, No. 1033 Wa~- bash-av. Onoe splendid, full, round-corner PIANO, 7-octave ; Btandard maker. Elegant Parlor and Chamber Furniture, = Brussels Carpets, Wool Carpets. J Dinung-RBoom Furniture, Kitchen Ware. Beds and Bedding. Glass and Crockery Ware. Entire Effects, and all in good order. Nearly new. ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auctionears. Brick Yard and Machinery AT BANKRUPT AUCTICN SALE. Tuesday Afternoon, April 28, at 4 o'clock, We sell the Machinery and Fixtures of the Brick Yard on Burlington Slip, hotwoon Jonn snd O ., consist- ing of five Brick Machines and Shafting. Also, Sheds, Trucks, Carts, Saddics, &c.; two Brick Wagons and Of- &ice Buliding, Tron Safc, and Lease of groand. Aachin. e all1n good order aad for usa, i By order of GEO W, CAMPBELL, Eaa., Ase ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Austioneers. Auction Notice. In consequence of the immense number of lots of the stock of ELEGANT CHINA GOODS, Silver-Plated Ware, &c., Wo will make o SPECIAL CLOSING-OUT SALE, at Store 185 State.st., under Palmer House, TUESDAY AFTEENOON, April 38, at 4 o’clock, and Evenine at 7 1.3. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. 328 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. Wednesday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock, Wowill soll st AUOTION tho antire contants of Reai- once, 0. 328 West Washington-st. corner of May), Consisting of General Household Furnitars, Brassels and Wool Garpots, Gas Fixtures, Parlorand Chamber Sets, Diatng.room and Kitchen Farniture, Bodsand Bedding, Mattrossos, &o., Crockeryand Glassware, Kitchen Waro, Ze., &o., dc. ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctioncers. 1335 Wabash-av. GENTEET Houseliold Furnitre, AT ATCTIOINT, Wednesdey Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock, Entiro contents of dwelling house 1335 Wabash.av., con- sisting of Parlor, Chamber, aod Dining-Room Furaitare, Comgty Yoy ¥ad edalg, Kitcnon Furaftar, Croct” ery, and Gl waro, & c., evorything nece r Bousokaeping. ELION, POMERGY & O &uetiss BANKRUPT SALES. % PURE VIRGINIA Smoking Tobaceo ad Smuf, By order of . E. Jenking, Esq., Assignos, we will sell at our stare, 8 and £5 Randslphest.. i Thursday Morning, April 30, at 10 oclock, 3,00 pounds Virginia Killikinick Tobacco, 120 pounds Saull. Will be sold {n quantities of 5s and upwards to sult tho trade. Also at 11 o'clock, by ordor of . Lawia, Bsq., Attorney and Assignes, 1,200 BIRD CAGES, Various sizes and stylos, will be sold aingly and i lots to sult tho trad Is poremptory. SON, POMEROY & CO., Auctinnesrs. FEREAFTORY AUCTION SLLE 150 LARGE & ELIGIBLE LOTS, Near the Northwestern Car Shops, Saturday, May 2, At 12 o’clock, noon, on the ground. This Property is situated on RICHMOND, CLEVE- LAND, and CHICAGO-AVS., immediately adjolning the Property af the Northweatern R. R. Co.'s Car Shops, only a short distance from tho new City Limits, and oaly about 3 minates' ride from the heartof the city, with froquent trains which run tosccommodate this rapidly- growing suburb. On Richmond-av. thers aro saven cottages, with large Iots. On Chicago-ar., & large store, with dwelling. Also, nearly nimproved lots. The sale is POSITIVE, withou any Umit or reserve. THE TERMS aro easy. Only 110 cash on untmproved lots, balsnce 810 8 month. ON COTTAGES, $25 cash, balance 825 8 month. ON STORE, 850 cash, balaace 850 a month until all i paid, with interest at 8 per cent on deferred payments. THE TITLE is porfect. Abstract furnished. A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN will leavo tho Wellsst. Depot at 10 o'clock on day of salo, calling 2t Halstod-st. and Ashland-av. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Desirable Residences AT ATCTION, Tuesday Afternoon, May 5, at 3 o’clock, On_the premises, corner Thirty.eighth-st, end Indiara-av., two 2.story and Basement Brick Dwellings with stone trimmi; and all modern improvements, Speaking Tubes, and containing 12 rooms e; entirely new, and builit in the most substantial manner. {xo:fld251125 fcdet each, Swde‘}l’h sidences, and are very el fl e. 3 of these HOUSES I8 PYE 'TORY. ‘TERMS--1-3 cash, balance in 1,2, and 3 or cent interest. 80N, POMHROY & CO., Austionsers. years at8 AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Bkt Sal of Brick-Yard aud Machizer) AT .ATUCTION. i corner Ulman and Columbia-sts., £20t Thirta Thursday Afterncon, April 30, at 3 o'clock, 10 "“hl:e};'a b_: flr?'ryrret:fi:k .y A 6ol Shods, Herness, Garts, Yard Lmproséments. cta Also, leaso of yard. Edsu.\'. POMEROY & CO., Auctionpers. Regular Friday’s Sale. FRIDAY MORNING, May 1, at 93§ o'clock, Contents of Four Dwellings, Removed to o Stors for convealenco of sale, 1a addi- tion to onr immonse stock of INEW FURNITURE. Preryihing must be sold. Parlor Saits, Bedroom Sots, ‘bember Furniture, luroaus, Tables. Wardrobes, Glassiware, Platod Wars, Merchan: steads, Carpsts, Crockery aad etc., ote. Alsa's largo atock of Gene: Gying Furnitare xhoald attend our salos. ON, POMEROY & CU it -t By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 108 M ADISON-ST., (Botweed Dearborn aad Clark.) WE SHALL SELL The Elegant Furniture MARBLE-FRONT DWELLING, No. 75 Ashland-av., Monday Morning, April 27, at 10 o'olock, ON THE PREMISES, Thie Furnityro 14 of the bost quality and nearly new, ich Parlar Suits, Fine Chamber Setw, with , it qrnhx‘ Hair Mattresses, Faathor Billows, Blankots, Bedding, best quality Body® Brassals Carpets, Franch Blate Pior Glassesand Maatol Slirrors, Rioh Lace Curtains, Lsmbrequins and Cornice, ronch China, Diniag snd Tea Servicey Plated Waro, Fino Cat-Glaws, Blsck Walnat Sidsboard, Dinlng Table and Chairs, O Paindogs, Engravings, &c. Also, a very superlor Hallutt, Davis & Co. Plaso, fall nt and swest tono. w Landaulette, cost $1,75. best Carriage Harncsa. WAL A, BOTTERS & CO., Auctioneere. WE SEHALL SELL The Entire Furniture OF MARBLE-FRONT DWELLING, No. 1 1= Norxth Clarls-st., Monday Morning, April 27, st 10 o'clock, ON THE PREMISES, The wholo oompristog Perles, Chambor, Dinlsgrem, N O. 7-octave, very brill and K‘E;mhancl:'fll:ir\‘ll’t‘i Ene, Glass, Crocker) fic, WAT. Ar BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. WE SHALL SELL The Handsome Library and Furnifurs Of Dwelling 614 Michigan-av.,, TUESDAY, April 28, at 10 o’clock, on the premises, Comprising Fine Parlorand Chambor Sets, Dining Farat. tunf:x Black Walout, Beds, Hodding, Lace Curtains azd Lambrequins. French Plate Mirrors. "Mantel Clock snd Bronze Ornaments, Fine Plated Ware, Freach Chisa, Glacaware, Brassels and other Carpets, Oll Paintings, Fino Librars, ate. A Kuaie Grand Piano Forte, cost $1,800. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. WE SHALL SELL THE ENTIRE FURNITURE Of Dwelling 120 South Peoria-st., on, tbo promisos, TUESDAY MORNING, April 28, a 10 o'clock, compris- ing Parlor, Chamber, Dinlog-room, and Kitchen Furni- tare, Brassels and other Uarpets, Plotares, Crockory, Glassware, oc. WAL UTTERS & CO.. Auctionsors. . WESHALL SELL Buggies, Phaetons, Harness, &c., 'WEDNESDAY, April 25, at 10 o'clock, at 108 Madison.at. P N B ERS L WE SHALL SELL THE RICH FURNITURE, REAL LACE CURTAINS, Hallet, Davis & Co. Piano, Axming« ter and Body Brussels Carpets, O Marblo-Front Dwelling, 1021 VVabash=-a<r., Wednesday, April 29, at 10 o'clock, ON THE PREMISES. WAL A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionears. WE SBALL SELL THE ENTIRE FURNITURE of Duwelilng 303 M1 av.., on tho premiscs, THURSDAY, Apnl 30, al LK ‘WAL A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auctioneers. WE SOALL SELL DRY GO0DS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &t HURSDAY, ril 30, at 93¢ o'clock, at 103 Madisoa- T AT W R BRI o WE SHALL HOLD OUR NEXT REGULAR SATURDAY SALE Household_ Furnitare General Merchandise, SATURDAY, May 2, at 9 o’clock, at enx Rooms, 108 East Mudison-st. We sell only on commixsion. We neither buy or manuface ture Furniture. 2 & CO0., Auct’rs. "Dy OSGOOD & WILLIADS, ‘Auctioneers. At No. 118 North Paulina-st., 3londsy morning, April 27, ‘ontlrg contents of private dwelling, consisting. air Parlor Sets, 160 yards of firussels, Lo- gant Bedroom Sty &' floa ory, Glassware, Cook and Hoating Stoves, Kitchon Furniturs, ete. A Barn on TLeased Ground, Corner of Thirfisth and State-sts, On Monday, at 2 O’Clock p. . On Tugsday Morning, Aprl 26, AT 10 A M., Wo shall sell the Eelegant Furniture of Private Dwelling No. 82 East Twenty-second-st., comprising Parler and Dining-Itoom Sets, Bed-room Sots in walautand marblo, Velrot, Brussols, Ingrata, and othor, Carpots, Marblo; top Sido-Board, 1 fcs $afs (aearly now), Bedding, Chalra® Mirrors, Crockery, and Glasswara; about § tons of ranze coal. Also s Iarge quantity of Kitchen Fas 3 sala is positive, and goods will bs sold without rescrre, Our Regular Auctlon Sales ac mado at 108 m. o2 WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at nur Salcarooms, No. &1 South Canal ind will by perticulark ivo'this weok, s we abiall offer barzuins in Goods of all kinds, conslating of new o Balor tad Chamber Sata, Crockers, Glisswire, Hods, L ete s in'store must La sold by G50B0D & WILLTAMS, Auctivosers. J. L. REED, Saleaman., - —— By BRUSH, SON & CO., Balearoom, 41 South Canalat. FIBST-CLASS FURNITURE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 203 Paulinast, nexr Van Buren, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 10 5. m.: Une supe: Baity madd b urdery” dlegaat tarblo-Top Cuntre Tablos, ioglsh Volrot and Brussels Carpots, Chambor Satay Bedsteads, Iiareans. Commoden, Beds and Coddiog, -foom: aod Kitehan Furni Ext. Tabls, ted azd Glasaware, Cook. 3 BE 0N & CO., RUSH, 5 Anctioncers, 4 Bonth Canal-st. By BRUSH, SON & CO,, 41 South Canalst. Chattel-Eortgage Sale of the Fniire Contents of Tweniy- Fivs Reoms. TURSDAY, APRIL % 10 2. m., wo shall sell on the remlses comner of Clark and Vaofaren.sca., all the Fare Ditare in twenty-hive rooos, Marble-Top aad' Plain Chame Der-Seta, Bedstnads, Barowas, Commodes. Tablos, Chalrer Stoves, | Range, Crogkery, Flaicd aud Glaiwware, [Eq. Iod rusecls and Wooleo Mt 1 FILLIARD iniz ury, B 5. ortcagoa. Auctionsers. , 41 South Canalst., Wedaesday, April A mll”!ffl.':c,gl‘- m., will bo sold a store Jall of w Furnitore and Carpets of Al Kinds, N the tims to buy cheap. e BEUSH, SO & CO., Auctioncers. “Tmperial” Saloon at Auction, Tharsday, April . at 102, ., we shall sell tho ontire conteats of tho saloon No. 43 South Camal-st.: Cigars, Imporied Liguors, Conateis, Sliow Cater, Tatlcs, Fari” 3 ta. 2itlig, Gaa Flaiares, laizo ox.eter "BRUSH, BUN & CO. Anctionear Batarday, May 2, 10 8. 1., we shall soll at our salesrcoms, 41 South Canslst., Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bl 1t Marble-Te d_Plsin B: Bodsteads, Come a-f.«f ‘Lounzes g-;r:-:. finrgm.kfifl: ufia.: sad Hed: o, Cartaine, Lbiza tad. Crockarwars, Tarks Gardota. "BR0RK. BON & Obe: Anstionerss."” e s e R e e e s v 1 S A AN ey 54 A e sy T &