Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1874, Page 12

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1874 ONEY AND COMMERCE. FMONETARY. SaTURDAY EvEXTNG, Msy 9. Retaflers in different bronches of trade re- port a batter business in consequence of the flne weather. The demsnd for money was light to-dey. The rate of discount is nominal 8t 10 per cent. This rate is adhered to without varistion by come of the banks, whose live of discount is always tolerably foll, owing to their doing 3 veried mercentile business, but otbers with large surplus wili discount choico paper for their cus- tomers at 7@9 per cent for 60 to 90 daye. Lower rates will be taken for call loane. Exchapge was uncertamn. Sales wero made between banks at 25 cents premium for $1,000, »ad st 50 ceuts premium. The tendency is woakening. and this is helped by the sals of exchenge by the country banks. The movement of currency {0 the country continues, but wse nct heavy to-day. The de- mand is mainly from Northern Jows and from Minnesots. Milwaukee bas called for s con- ciderable amount. The movement would be Leavier but for tho fact that meany of the country banks heve enough money on hand for their needs. Bune elcarings for the week are £26,119,254.94 ; the balances, §2,216,922.01; correspondiog to €24 571,511.94 and $2,424,107.86 respectively in the same weck last year. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Skow-Potorsen, Isberg & Co. report the fol- lowing rates of forcignlg'tch‘lu%elzlx on_;d]qn 913¢: Paris, 5164 to ; Berlin, e 3] Belgium, 5163 72 {0 793 ; Hamburg, $5 to 975 ; B Big s mstordam, 41 to 413(;_Swodén, 28 Norway, 11135; Donmark, 36; Finland {Bus- 1ia), 205%. A ] They yeport cable tranofess: London, 4923¢; 557 P.n" SET)K{E NEW FATIONAL CUREENGY. In faturo issucs of greonbacks, by order of o Becretary of the Treasury, the words ElUni?cd Stngs legal-tender note " and * Treas- ury note " aro to be omitted and the titlo chang- ed to * United 8iates notes,” taat being, in tho opinion of Mr. Riobardson, the xe?uu_ement of the Iaw. The new §500 bill, ready for issue this onth, will bave vignotte of Gen. Manafiold B Ofhe right, sud on the left an elaborate vigoetta Of Posice. The new $50 note will have s vigneita of Frapklin and the Goddess of Liberty, the lat- Ser being conidered a romarkable specimen of engraving. The new 925-cent noto will conform in sizo to the new series, of which the 10 and 50 o ot motos are already in circulation, and will ba iceued a } tion for fractional currencs of thia tion.” Instructions mediate preparation of & Eumner. < S00m 85 tho Treagurer makes 2 requisi- denomuna-~ have been issued for the im- vignette of Charles X tional Bauk., il National Ban! Nortowestern National Ban Corn Exchange National Bank. City National Bank. Fational Bank of Iiiinois.. {onal Bank of Commerce. Tnion stock-Yards ‘National Home National Bank. State Savings Institut 108 100 150 o 155 Chicago City Bailway. Wost Division Railway %5 155 PHorh Disieicn Railws; 3 95 Pullman Palace Car.. s 105 Eigin Watch Com] 100 % Coak Connty 7. 2 100 Cbicego City 7 9 100 Ghamber of Co S v 88 _ Chicago Gas-Light snd Coke Company. .- m Erzders’ Ingurance COmpany.... DEFAULTING BAILWAY BONDS. The following latest bid and asked prices for defaslting railwey bonds are reporte by A. O. hter: Staughter i Cedar Ropids & Minnesota Burlington, 2 s, goid, Minneota Di- first-mortgge Bustington, Cedar Rapids & i 2 ‘Srst-moriguge 7, gold, Milwaukee Di- ision ... . [ ] Canada Bouthern first-mortgege T, . 64 b5 Ohicago & Canada Southern first-mort- €oR8 6. cer -2 ) a Chicago, Danville & Vincennes first-me o & ane <5 Coatral (of Towa) fit-morigage T, gold. 40 45 Denoines Valley first-mortgage 83...... 40 50 Deeioines Valley lend-grant 84 . ... 20 %5 Lesvenworth, Lawrenca & Galveston land- erant 103. . -eee @ eeeeae 3580 'osousi, Kansas k Texas firstmortgage T8y BOMaraaee cueere s o 52 Norinern Pacific’ first-mortgage 7 gold. .. 50 Rockford, ‘mortgags T, € 25 St Joo & Denver Cit 5 morigage 8, £0] 2 B Deber Gity (Weat Diviaion) Bret-mortgago 8¢, gold.... oo 2% Boutls Stde (of Long lsland) first-mort— 10 Ton & Paciic frsi-mortgage 14, lind- grast..... ceeeees W0 88 LATEXT. New Yorg, May 9.—Money easy at $@4 per ocnt, cleeing 24 3. Excbange quiet and steady at $4.88 for bank- ers’ sixty days, nod $4.91 for demand. Gold opened st 11234, advanced to 1125, and declived to 1123, at which it closed. Rates Tor carrving. S, 4, 334, 2, and 2}, Clearings, £87,000,0C0. The total payments by the Treasury o ‘mecount of May interest to date are $6,- 904,000, Treasurv operatlons at the New York bfice during the week incinded the disburse- ment of 3 218,000, and specie shipments for the Tosk £2,528,000. Imports: Dry-goods, $1,148,- 200 3 merchandise, £5,097,000. Governments strong and steady, with little 30ing. State bonds quiet at better prices. Stccks have been firmer in tome than for many days past, and prices at 1 o'clock showed & vencral advanco of 3¢ to 1 per cemt. At lbe second call there was a' slight ro- action, but dcoring the lsss -hour of business the market was firm, sud-mith the ex- seption of Erie, which was offered down to 3754, the latest dealings were at about the best prices of the doy. The principal dealings werein Lake Bhore, Western Uniop, Union Pacific, Pacifio Mail, St, Paul, and Northwestorn common. The total sales were 834,000, ;of - which35,000 were Testern Upion, 28,000 Lake Shore, 16,000 Pacific Mail, 17,000 Union Pacific, G000 Rock {)sl;\u:l. 5,000 Korchnest common, and 11,000 St. aul. Tho weckly bank-statement is as follows : Louns, inorease, $70.700; specie, increase, 89,615,200 ; legal-tenders, decreaso, £330,000 deposits, increase, $1,835,2.0; circulation, in- crease, $32,600 ; reserve, increaso, $2,163,950. GOVERNNENTS. Coupons, "BL. Coupons, %3.... Coupons, €. Coupons, *65. 8 Coupans, '65 (auw) -.119% STATE Currency 6s. BoXDS. Virginias, old.. N, Carolinas, ol N, Carolinas, new. Mirsourls ... Tenneseees, oid. Tennessces, mew. Sirgumas, Dew. Chicago & Alton.. 100 Chicago & Alton pfd.103 Olio & Mississippl.. 243 Cleve,, Cin. & Col... 6 Cbi, Bar. & Quincy.100 Lake Shore, 763 tock.. 803 Central Pacific stocks 943; Toston, Hart. & Erie. 14 Del, Lack& Western. 107X COMMERCIAL. SATURDAY EvESTNG, May 8, The following were the receipts and shipments of the leading articles of produce in Chicago daring the past twenty-four hours, and for the corresponding date one year 8go : 1678,000(1905,000 297,000/ 13,000 1588 1122 Withdrawn from store on Fridsy for city con- samption, 392 bu whest; 7,096 bu corn; 3,492 bu oats ; 1,676 bm rye; 471 bu bacley. With- drawn ' for do during the p. . week, 11,812 bu wheat ; 35,183 bu corn; 18,567 bu oata ; 6,646 burye ; 7,80 bu barley. The following grain has boen inspocted into store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 158 cars whest; 179 cars corn; 11,900 b No.3 do by caual; 12 cars oate; 15,500 bu No.2do by canal 5 1 carrye; 2 cars rye. Total (352 cars), 160,000 bu Inspected out: 82,778 bu wheat; 50,554 bu corn; 84,084 bu oats ; 245 bu ryo ; 628bu barley. The following were the recoipts and shipments of breadstuffs and live stock at this point duriog the past week, aod for the corresponding weeks onding as dated : PONes, o Maylo Haud, My fay 10, ' g, ¥, Flour, bris.. 1,608 _é1bit Wheaf, bu...... 535,580 167,63 Coru, bu 76395 424,950 Onts, ba. 00320 23290 Re, bu. 912 13553 Darley, bu, 10190 858 Live Boge, 0. B2 65783 tle. 1382 1639 5.05 68,492 §2,991 19,548 830 2,865 244 63, 5,183 : W54 15002 1338 George Stuart and Charles Durfee have boen appointed o committee to count” and report the stock of pork in this city, 1 zccordanco with » suggestion made in this column several days 8go. ‘The first arrivals of the season at New York of grain from the West by the Erio Canal aud tho Hudson River were reported to-day. There was some inquiry on the fioor of the Exchange to-day, a8 to what rights certain mem- bors have auy way, where a questiom of rule conflicts with ono of equity. It seems that & certain member, who may be dosignated as M. A, induced s farmer vieit- ing onthe floor to trade with him, contrary to the rules of tho Board, and now wants a.fellow- member, Mr. B, to pay the damages accrung from & partial non-fulfillment of the contract by the farmer aforesaid. It doea notappear thav Mr. A has ever been censured for an infraction of the rules, whilo Mr.B has been adjudged orthy to pay $500 damages in tho case, becanze some of the proporty in question was consigned to him with instructions to deliver it. THE MARKETS. The leading produce markets were steadier to- day, aod not particularly notive. The weather was very fine, aud favorable to the crops, but the effect of fino weather was felt yesterday, the speculative element generally discounting an event in advance of its matunty. Hencothe weasnosa of Friday was followed by a firmor feeling, ns the lower prices induced buyers to take hold, esgminUy many of those on the short side who had wmted for just such an opportunity. ~ There wero, howaver, not a fow who anticipated & much more severs decline, sud sold sgainst it. The ehipping movement was a ehade more active than on Fridav, though quiot for this season of tne year. The receipts of produca preservé a re- Tarkably even volume, with motaing of the ;Ivnlmch- charactor noted in past years during ay. Dry goods werereported activaat abont stesdy rates, - The grocery market presented no now features. Liberal saleson interior account were accomplishied, sua & fair amount of gooda Wwas also distributed to tLa local retail trude at un- changed and firmly mamtained prices. The butter market continues quist, with prices un- settled and irregular. Good to choice grades are chiefly inquired for, low avd medium quali- ties being more or less neglocted. ~Cheese sold to n moderats aggregate st 1rregular prices. _No changes of importance were developed in connection with the canned-goods avnd fish markets. Driod fruits were active, and all descriptions wers unqualifiedly firm. Cur- rants advanced }fc, snd the tendency in sovoral otber descxigfinn! of foreign and domestio {ruits is in the ssme direction. Nothiog new was noted in the leather, pig-iron, tobacco, and point markets, There was a zood degree of zc- tivityin the oil market, and afl the leading oils were firm. Tho price of hard coal bas declined to £9.00 for Lackawanpa and to £10.00 for pre- pared Lobigh, Bituminous varieties remsin un- changed. 11 There was no spocial change in the condition of affaira at the lumber yards. A fair number of local and interior orders were placed, though the trade, gewerally speaking, is rather light just mow, but will, it s thouglt, soon improve. TThe wholesale market ws ngain quiet, there not being enongh lumber offering to attract bay- ers. A large fleet of lumber -vossels aro expected to arzive by Mondsy morniug, and, if the wind shonid get Tound to the porth, the re- ceipts will doubtless be liberal. Metals, hard- ware, and iron wers moderateiy active aud toler- sbly eteady, some of the metals firm, at the quotations previous'y given, Nails wero quoted st 23.875@100. The wool market was quiot and easy for cld wool, although the amouat offering is very small. Nona of the now clip has yet boen received. Hops, broom- corn and Lides wero unchanged. Timothy hay was quoted firm_at_n higher range, with very Little offering. Prairie was weak aad lower all around, owing to increased receipts, which, with the fine weather, csused:buyers to hold off, Hungarian and nmothy seeds wore aciive and firm, and other descriptions met with a fair in- z"ni:y. Potatoes continue scarce and very firm, the supply being inadequate. Poultry was dull | and easier. : % Like freights wers rathermore aotive, atTun- changed ratee, if we oxoept an ensier fecling on freights to lower lako ports, Thero was a fair demand for small vessels, but fow offering at the current figures, carmers stating that they could only sail ot o loss. Rates were 40 ou whest, and 33{c on corn, by sail ‘to Baffalo; 8¢ on wheat to Kingston; 7350 0u do to Oswego; and 20@21c for com and wheat, on through rate to Now York. A total of 9 chartera was report~ ed; which will cerry out 50,000 bu wheat, 215,- 000 bn corn, atd 24,000 bu onts. Highwines wore active snd firm at the ruling quotations of tho past weok, though New York was reported tamo. Several orders had been Beld back for decline ; but, as 1t came not, the holders concluded to fill, and_tools all thas were offored at previous figares. Saleswere reported of 450 brlsat 94c por gallon. ‘Provisions were more active and stronger, Tn- dor ngood demand, whicn was chiefly for tho speculative articles. Live hogs were in rather less bountiful supply, and Liverpool continues firm on lard, while dealers clsim that they can maie a good profic on shippiog pork to other pointy at present prices. Ahia gave inoreased confidence, especially as the stocks at other Places are relatively small, and an effort will be made during the coming weok to let the world kuow how much we have here. Mess pork advanced 15@200 per brl, and Jard 5@73¢o per 100 Ibs, both closing strong nt the outeide prices of the sossion, with littlo offered. Meats wero in moderate_demand and firm, short ribs being advanced slightly from former quota- tions. Wo note that the low ratos of freight ara stimulating shipment, the record of the past week's work, given below, being quitesatiefactory to those wish to sco our stocks rapidly decreaso. The market closed steady at tho following Tange of prices: Mess pork, cash or seller May, 816.60@16.625{; do soller Juno, $16.60@ 16.63 do_seller July, £16.85@16.90; do seller Au- st $17.15@$17.20. Lard, cash or seller Mar, 10.15@10.20 ; do sciler June, $10.1734@10.20; do eeller July, = §10.373@10.40. Sweet-pickled hams, 101@11}c per Ib for 18@16 Ib averages; dry-alted meats, loose, at 6¢ for shoulders, cah, and $6.20 seller June: £8.70@8.75 for short ribs, cash, and £8.80@8.85 seller Juve; 9c for short clear, cash, and 930 seller June: 83{0 for | Cumberlands; 8%@% for long clear. The seme bozed at J{@34c per b above these prices. Bacon meats, 630 for shoulders, 9%¢c for short ribs. 9@10¢ for short clear, all packed in hhda: the satme loose, i{c lower. Bacon hams, 113@ 1Sc. Mess beef, S10.75@11.00; extra mess do, 911.75@12.00 ; ' beef hams, £22.50@23.00, City tallow, 7@7%§c; groase quotable at 53 @Bc. Sales were roported of 120 bris mess pork at $16.50 ; 1,000 brls do, seller the month, at 91650 : 1,500 brla do, seller June, at $16.63; 500 bris do at $16.60; 500 bris do at $16.55; 92,000 bris do at $16.50 ; 2.250'brls do at $16.45 ; 50 tos Iard at §10.15 ; 8,600 tes do, seller June, 2t $10.15; 1,000 tes do, seller July, at §10.40; 750 tes do at $10.85 ; 100.000 bs ehonlders, sell- er July, at 635c ; 50,000 Ibs short ribs on private terms ; 50 tcs sweet-pickled hama (16 bs) at 11c, The Daly Commercial Repo; towing as the shipmonts of provisions from this rt gives the fol- | oint for the week ending May 7, 1874, and sinco ov. 1, 1873, together with compansons : Tork, | Lard, | Hams, [Should's, brisl | e, | e | e, Waek ondin Sy A e| 6.0l mEorl 157l a0 1,2068 Bame weok 163|136 S| 174 Bloe) 37 Sinoe Nov. 1,"53. {145, 835117, 026} b5, €3] i, 0241159, 73, 034 Biing tima 231168, 148 169, 101] 89, 02{37, vo%, 418147, 85,715 o -Tocludes all outmeats sxcapt ahouldors and §. P. ams. Flour was dull and unchanged. ~There was no inquiry for shipmeut, except for a 500 brl lot for the relief of the Southern suflerers ; and if that was bought it was not roported. Ontside of this, the demand was puraly local, and the volume of sales lesa than on any day for some timo past. Bran was plenty. and very weak. Sales woro reported of 55 brls epring cxtras at $6.25; 200 brls doat $5.90; 100 bris do-at 5.75: 100 brls do on private torms; 75 brls superiines at $4.75 ; 85 brls rye at $5.35. Total, 565 brls. Also 10 tons branat $22.50, from mill; 10 toos do at $21.50, frce on board ; 10 tons st §21.50 ; 10 tons at $21.00, on track ¢ 500 bria corn menl (Marah Caloric) at 23.60 5 10 tons middlings st $24.50 ; 10 tons do at 32400, freo on board; 10 tons shorts ot $24.00, on track. The following were the asking quota- tions at the closo : Fair to good white winters $ 675 @ 8.00 W @ 9.00 50 (@ 7.00 BT%(3 6.5 ST 5,75 533 @ 1.00 7.0 @10.00 4.00 (3 4873 325 @ 395 5.00 (@ 5.25 . 20.00 (320.50 or lees active, and averaged 5@ 3¢clowes than on Friday; but was generally firm, and higher thanat the close last evening. osb operators anticipeted heavy day for wado, with a good aeal of seliing out, and many made arrange- Ionts to buy for that roason; which fact pre- venied tha woakness thoy had calculated on. The sdvlces from other points wore not of much io- tarest ; though New York was understood to be a ehade firmer. The inqairy for shiptent appeared to bosmall, and yeb tiie volume of cash salea slightly cxcecded that of Friday, beng chiefly mado up of regular, which was robably takon by tho May shorts to fll options. he indications aro thaz the volums of roceivtk will be smaller now, as the farmers ara &t work in the fields, sad will not bave much timo to spate to haul grain to tha stations. Seller June opencd at §1.2, advanced to $1.24, and declined to 51.235¢, closiag at 31.33), Be ler July sold 314 at $1.23@1. Beller the month, or regular No. 2 upring, sold at £1.213@1.22}4, closing at $1.22. Strictly fresh receipts closed 2t $1.25 for Xo. 1spring ; $1.22¢ for No..2do;_ SLIS for No.3do; =nd $1.11%4 for rejected. ~Annosota wheat_closod st $1.29%¢ for No. 1, and $1.25 for No. 2. O:her Northmestarn wheat was at o slight premium over ** straight.” Cash sales wer roported of 8,400 bu No. 1spring at 81.93; 6 000 bu No. 2 spring, strictly freah, at 12237 14,800 bu do at 81.23% ; 14,000 bu do at 819234 ; 5,400 bu do regular st $1.223¢; 27,000 bu do =t 81.22 ; 75,000 bu do at $1.215 i 1183 ; 6.890 bu do at ¥1.18 ; 1,200 bu do regular at ¥l. 7;3 1,200 bu rejected spring at $1.12 ; 1,200 bu doat 3i.1 500 bu by saxmple at €1.30, on track ; 2,400 bu Yo. 1 Northwestorn (Minnesots) at 31.293¢; 00 bu No. 2 doat $L.25 ; 2,400 bu strictly esh (Northwostorn) at 3, 25 I 31.253¢; 1,200 bu (North- western) rezular ot $1.25 ; 4,400 bu (in regular houses) at §1.225;. Total, 176,700 bu. Corn’ averaged 3 @34¢ lower than on Fridar, with rather iess dotnw. but was sceadier, t whole rango of the day not exceadiug £¢o. erpool wus quoted firm, but New York was dull later. Our recsipts were only moderate for tho season, with & prospect of diminished volume, and a stesdy decreass of stocks in store, there being sbout 500,000 bu less hera than a week 2go. Tha last fact prevented nny spezial waaise ness duo to continued fino weathor, as it induced a ratber Lberal buying from the short intorest. Thero was also o fair number of outside ordors from parties who thought 1t probable thot the market would tarn afcer the recent break. There is no special news with ro- gard to supplies_from tho couutry, except that Toss money 18 going_ous to tho coin Tegions than Heretofors. Selier June openad at 623c, 10cod- od to 633c, roso to 622ic, ¢, ad- eciined to G2 Yarced to 6234c, and closed at 625§c. Selier July s0ld ot 6314@bilie, closing at 63%c. Seller August sold at Coigc, Seller tho mouth, Or reg- war No. 9, svid at G1}{@Gc, ciosiug at Gl3c. Strictly fresh roceipts closed: at Gl}c for No. 3 and 0o for rejected Crah eales were reported of 4,000 bu high mixed stlo; 4,000 bu do atG33{c; 7,200 bu doat 633c;: 1,600 bu do at Gike; 3,200 bu do at 630; 11,600 bu No. s(tcm corn, winter receipts) at 63¢; 5,000 bu do at GiJge; 42,000 bu do ot 618{c; 10,000 bu do at G13Gc; 30,000 bu do at6lizc; 5,000 bu do at 61%7c; 1,200 bu rejected at &lc; 500 bu (by sample) whito at Gic, free on board. Total, 125,500 bu. Oats wore less active in options, with aboat tho same volume of busivess iu cash Juls as on Friday, and rather wregular. Soller June aver- aged iZ¢ lowr, at 43@#3}0, closing at 43)gc. Sllor yuly was very weak, under the prospuct of » bounteous crop ; it opened at 46c, declined to 453, and olosed at about 453gc. Cash lots were 2 %uodo casior, boing in more liberal supply, though the receipts were loss, end closed’ at 47sg0 for reguiar, Rejecied was nomiunl at 47c saked for fresh roceipts. Cush seles were reportod of 83,409 bu No. 2 at 482 ; 5,000 bu do at 470 ; 3,000 ba do at 473 1,000 bu by samplo at 521¢c ; 8% bu do ot 504« 600 bu do 8t 5Uc ; 1.200 bu do at 49340, on tracs 1,800 bu do as 330 ; 600 bu do a3 525c 5 1,800 bu o ut 52c, free on bonrd ; 6u0 bu do &t 513, de- livered. Totsl, 40,500 bu. Rye was quict, but i¢o higher, under o fair domund, with very little on the market, aud no prospect of n increase. Rye has been very hit- tle pester than an - apotbecars deal™ aver since Jast autumn, and the mstrumeuts of Providence havo doled 1t out here with remarkablo regu- larity. Salos to-duy were limited to 400 bu o, 21 Dic; and 800 bu by sample at 95¢ on track. Barloy was agaia very, quiet, with litile quota- blo chango fu piices. No. 2 was very littlo bet- ter than nomiual ¢ S1.40@1.42 for car lots, and $1.43@1.45 for round lots. No. 3 waa firmer at $1.0@1.12. Rejocied was nomioal st 90@9: Cash sales were reported of 5000 bu No. 2 (Fnday p.m.) at 9145 5,000 budoar §1.43; 400 ba do at $1.40; 860 bu No. 3at $1.12; 2,000 bu do at #1.10; 400 bu by samplo at $1.27, on trace. Total, 13,600 bu. BTOCKS OF PROVISIONS. S. D. Maxwall, Esq.. of Cincinuati, roposta the followiug as the'stoc< on hnad in tuat cicy : Muyl, T, Junc35, 3. & 3 0 , b9 » Bacon meats, T { 0,202 Hams, e (ull - bulk). «es 9,750,000 5,201,513 The following shows the stock of provisions in Now Orleans for tho daics named for 1374 : Jay 1. An;il 1. Pork, new and old mess, brls., 988 BAud Tors, other kinds, bris. .. .. .. w49 1m0 Lard, tes Sus Lard, kegs 8,105 Bacon, clear sides, cask: 544 Bacon, clear rib afdex, cas! 23 Bucon, snoulders, casks. 6:2 Hams, sugar-cared, tes a1 Iams, plain, tcs. 16 Hama, plain, cas 69 665 Dry-saited meats, caal BREALSTFFS. The Mark Lane Egpress of the 20th ult. says : “ At Adeleide (in Ausiralis) the yield is esti- mated as only two-thirds of last season—say, abouc 100,000 tons of whaat, or 50),000 qrs— piice free on board 43s 8d per qr. Our foreign arnvais up to the 11th of April from the 31st of August we estimate, wheat aud flour inciuded, 8t 7,190,805 qrs wheat for tbo seven and a balf months of the cereal yoar. We shall, therofote, yot roquire, if_onr necessities only reach to 12,- 000,000 qrs, 4,809,195 qra in the remainiog four and o half months, Batif. 28 some think, the stocks in_farmors' hauds bo lighter than com- ‘mon, just in proportion to this reduction must our foreign arrivals be increased.” LATEST. ‘Wheat was rather quict 1n the afterncon and 3¢c lower, closing at ¥1.23}{c for June. ranging from $1.234@1.23%{. Corp was in moderate re- quest a0d a vhade easier, closing ab 62}@062%c seller June, and 6334@64c seller July, i THE CNICAGO LIVE-STOCK XARKET. SatompaT EvENING, MaY 9, been Total 4 weekz,. Bzme time last yeai ‘Shipments were as follov Cattle, -~ Followimg is the sobedule of cettle rates belween gh:,uga and Eastern markets, which went into effect ‘eb, 93 ‘To New York, per car, was dull o woek the 8 and depressed, Large receipts sud roports of lower prices in New York caused a lezrenod demand for shipment, aud prices eased off an jic. Under the di- minished recelpts of Friday and Saturday, however, there was a favorable reaction, the demand becoming 2ctive and prices working back to about where they werd at tho close of the previous week. Tho yards ste now clear of stock, and the present out-luok must be Tegarded as rother favorablo to the seling intercst. Bales wers roported all the way from $2.50@1.15 for bulls, stage, old cows, snd rough oxen, to $6,25R0.023 for extra graded stocrs, thongh the bulk of the tradini wan accomplished at $50@5.90. Among the offeringa were some fino corn-fed Texan cattle, for which $5.00 @3.65 was obtain:d. snd some through droves thut sold at $2.70(@3.00. Stock cattle are in stoadlly fafr request and i seant supply: Derco prices rule firm, Especially desirable lots ol 24 hioh as $4.80@4.90, but the prevailing rates were $3.75(@4.25 for common to_medium lots of £40 to 900 Tus average, nnd $4.5084.75 for good droves averaging {zom 900 10 1,059, Chizao butchers took somewhese in the neighborhood of 2,800—chuofly &t £4.0025.0% Calves are in good aupply At about steady prices, or at £3.00@5.50 for poor o chojce, Tero s~ soms inquiry for new milch cows at 520.00@50.00, according {o qualty. Mosk of the wales wers rendered ot §30.008 4 0, To-day fairctivity charnoterized the demand,and the supply, which embraced about 2,000 bead, was ' readily ubsorbed st firmly malntsined 'prices. The market closed siesdy and firm. QUOTATIONS. Extro Beeves—Graded stocrs, averaging 1,400 Tbs and over. £5.2536.50 Chofco Beeves: X r 10 6 year old slecrs, 1,450 T Good Bee Gteers, averngiug 1,150 to 1,050 3 ....... 0.33@5.00 Modium Grades—Steers in foar Hoeb, aver- ngieg 11900 1,350 bs. ... . 4.85@5.25 Butchers’ Stock—Common to fair steers, 2nd good to extra cows, for city slaugter, averaging 830 to 1,10 tba.... . 3156478 Stock Cattle—Comimon caitle, in decent flesh, aversging 760 to 1,050 lie.. 2.50@4.78 Inforior—Light and thin cows, Leifecs, stags, bulis, and scalawag steers. 3.09@3.50 Cattle—Texus, corn-fed....... 47565.25 Cattle—Texas, wintered Nortis.. L1050 Cattlo—Tozas, through drovos. . HOGS—~Tne roceipts of hogs during the past wock sggrogats 60,981, ngainst 60,333 last woek, und £3,742 for the corresponding week last year. Tuearrt for the four weeka ending to-day brive becu JU4. ugalnst 244,37 for the same period List yoar,—an in- croass of 59,453 With an sverago daily supply of 13,500 heud, the mirket has rulsd weuk and lower. The Qeicline has not, howerer, been as severs 23 miglt rea- lnnlbl{ have besn expocted under the almost unprece- dentodly heavy arrivals, (@130 zbout covering the Qifferesice betiween to-das’s and last Saturday’s quota~ tiops, Low ond medium grades, as ususl, havo suifered moit, Indecd thero hus bean very little if any shrinkage in values of choice qulitios, tho oferings of such comprising ouly sn- iusignificant proportion of thodally recelpts. Tae bulk of the ek’s supply was mnde up of poor to medium lots, for which the current rates wers $1.70@5.49. Sk ippors s0ld 03 low 38 $4.25, while aules of choice to oxtra were reported at §5.00@6.30. Thore woro only two or thres transfers at & higner fgure than $3.00. To-day the market was fairly active, and riled com- ly steady at yesterday’s guotations. Salcs m §4.23 pwnrd 1o 0.0, Reys, Brown & r figure on s keleriad lot nverag- ing 316 i, L, B. Doud wes the buser. We uote the following HOG sALES, No. Ac. X L'rice.|No. Av, Pric 167 4 170 $5.13 137 178 170 5.25 185 20 S 24 530 66 135 5. 310 b5.85 57 13 B 139 6.10 27 181 B! 15 45 47 180 6. 29 580 u3 23 510 233 6.00 2 1% 639 @00 450 35 2°6 533 183 520 58 1 543 o7 440 35 173 530 185 510 6 ) 5350 1T 610 28 208 525 195 5.0 50 20 600 199 46 62 201 535 0 510 14 191 530 145 500 G4 174 530 133 635 57T 132 625 203 530 3 161 510 BIEEP—Contious scarcs, and prices continue fo rule high. Closing quotations are $4.50@6.50 for poor to medium, and $1.50@8.20 for good to stricily cholce. ———— JMABKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Torclen Harkets. L1veRPoOL, May 9—I1 8, m.—Tlour, 28, Thent— Winter, 12s@12s 603 8pring, 118 6d@12 6d ; white, 125 T@12810d; club, 123@12s 11d. Corn, §64@38s 9d. Pork, Gis 61, Lard, £, Liverroow, May 9—3 p. m.—Breadstuffa dull, Lard, 483 G, L1<CRrooL, May 9—8 p. m.—Unchange TLoxoon, May 9.—Consols, for money, 93@98Yf ; account, $3%@933. '6v, 107 'Gie, 100K ; 10-40s, 108 ; new 53, 1047 ; New York Central, 89; Exle, .7's 'preferred, 53 Tallow, 383 90@3%, Sugor, afloat, 24s 9¢. Pars, May 8.—Rontes, 5241, LivEsrooL, May O—Lvening.—Cotton active and frmor ; middling “uplands, 8:;@3kd ; middling Or- Jeans, 8%@8%q; saioe, 18,000 talss 3 Americau, 9,500 Laies ; speculation and export, 6,000 buleo. ‘Bicadstufls—Quiet and unchinged. Xard, 48 3d, Tallow, 383 3d. New York Produce NMarkets. New Yonr, May 9.—COTTOR—Firm ; middling up- land, 18} ¢ ; fatures cloved ste:dy. Sales, 18,200 bale= 7 3May, 17 6-3%c; Jane, 17 2-32c; July, 1Byc; August, 189.16c; Sejfember, 18 5-16c ; Octoler, 17 15-16c. BrEADSTUFFe—Flour {n moderats requeat ; recelpts, 8,000 brls; superfine Western and_State, $5.7035.00 ; common to good, $6.00@6.45 : good to choice, $6.0@ 6.75; winte whest extra, $5.73@7.20 ; oxtra Ohio, 35,20 ; 5t Louis, $6.30@11.00. Ryo flour and corne unchanged. Whest in moderate demand and in Teceipts, 76,000 bu 2 Chicago 2 Northwestern, $1.50 2 Milwan- ungradsd Towa 'and Minnesota 59; amber Mlciiz'n, £1.65; white 3. Tyedull at$1.OI@L12, Barley in moderato requact. ALt quiet; tworowed State, €1.775. Corn opened steady and closed heavy and Tower : receipts, 118,000 bu ; new Westesn wuixed, $3:3 8 dound yellow, 83@S8c ; white Westorn, 5@ ghtde, Oate quist and lower ; Toccipts, 38.000' buj mixed Western, 65@67c ; whits Weatarn, 67@8c. ‘Hay—Stesdy st $1.001.05. Hors—Firm; Low to fair, 10@200 ; good to cholce, Groczars—Coffes dull ; Rio, 17@21c. Sugar quict; fair to good refining, 73(@8c. Melarnes firm; New Orlesus, 75¢ ; primo held at Bc. Rico aufet. PrrroLEvNM—Crude, 67ic; relned, 14Xc. Touerxrve—Dull at €03c. Ecas—Firm ; Western, 135@17¢. Leaten—Steady at 7i@30c ; Orinoco, 254 @273, Woot~Steady ; domestic ficece, 40@62:; pulled, 25@8uc ; unweebed, 13@36e. Provisioxs — Pork heav new mers, $17.00 spot and dMay; $17.15 ‘Juno; SIT.40 Juiy. Recf quict; plain mess, $0,50@12.00% extra, $11.00@14.00. THama dull at £20.00z22.00 ; middles dull ; long clear, 93703 short cleer, 10@104;¢. Lard lower, closing firm Frime team, 103, spot ; 10 -16@105¢ May; 10%¢ June ; 10X@10 1-16c July. Tofrea—Heavy; Wostern, 20@27c; new Western, 30@35c. Crrear—Tirm at BRI6Ke. Wimsky—Firmer at 97<¢. Mzrats—Manufarturcd copper unchsnged. Ingot Iakto steady nt24°{:@2%. Pig iron and nai's nominal. MILLINERY. Millinery. MRS, 1. B. FULTON WIll ba bsppy to sse her Friends and former Customers at her New Score, 160 Test Vo B, (Under Atlantie Hotel.) A TINE ASWRTMENT OF GOODS. AWUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TEHE LIVING HEROES, BUFFALO BILL! TEXAS JACK! And the Pecrless 3IORLACCHIL 3¢ CCHL fn & besutifal new SCOUTS OF TEE PLAINS! 10E CREAM AND DANCING. THE LIBERTY PLEASURE CLUB WUl give a Social Danciog Party, with Ice Cream Snow’: Academs, & Seurd Halsiedar. EVEAS i Sgps Heleiedaw, THUL CARD! FOW FUNNY! Read tho advortisement sizned McDo : e e Dotinal Wl & Fama EKNOCKEM. QUOITING, T, 7,008 laritin eronnd b1 mow epen for pla The first watch of the seszon will be played N DAY, Thal1ih, Pitobing te eommence st 3 EXE0 , 2t AY AMUSEMENTS. et BIUSE THE GREAT ADELPHL Ey Wesk commencing Moadsy, May 11-LAST WEEK ef - the Qucen of all Gymnasts, LEONA DARE The Flying Meteor! ThelIntrepid! Amorica's Challenge o the Wosld ! In her Thrilling and mostskillfal Aerial Act! ALEX. DAVIS. KARL LIND. LAST WEEK of most pronounced success, CHRIS- DIE'S Comlo Trick Pantom.mo, THREE DWARFS! Replote with glorions fon. Iafiaitoly ths BEST PANTO® MIME ever producad in Chicago. The Programme of this week has absolutely never been equaled in any Varieties Theatre in the world. NO SUCH SHOW EXISTS! EXTRA_LADIES' NIGHT—Tuoway, May 13. L. DIES NIGHT—Tuureday. Prices—c, 3ic, and lio. So- and Satorday, at 2 p.m. Ad- . By unanlnous requgst, se- aure NATIN G e Saate for Ml ext Ao baata for Matiness 23 extra Honday, May 18-BAD DICKEY. WCORMICK MUSIC HALL. CAROLIINE RICHINGS-BERNARD OLDDE FOLKES CONCERTS, ‘Untrersally pronounczd the most enjoyable concerta ever hozrd In Chicago. . To-Morrow Night, And every night this week, with Wednzsday snd Ssturday Matinous, 3 p.m. Now programuma for each concost. 44 You thould try tn conz them back egain, oa thes con- serts havs only advertised them."—DATID S¥ING. 44 A rare combination of exquisita art, charming paihos, and homalyfun."—NATUAN SUEPPARD. ¢ The omeert wcas ona of (hore purely wnevreptionadle persormances that commends {tself to the most fastidious of our citizens."—REV. Wil ALYIN BABTLETT. % One f the bert porformances of any tort I ever attended 4n my l{fe."~RonERT COLLYER. SECTURE YOUR SEATS At Jausen, McClusg & Gots, 117 State-st. Admission, Suc: resorved axmts, 35 oxtra.’ Curpener ik Sheldan, CHICAGO THEATRE, Wit stadison-at. GRAND INAUGURATION, MONDAY EVENING, FAY 11, LADIES’ NIGHT. The Best Specialty Company Ever Presented to the Citizens of Chicago! ITLLE FONTAINBLEAD, Without a rival in the world. Dloyella Brothers, Leon Brothers, Richmond Sisters, Clark Gibbs, Polly Daley, AND 20 SPECIALTY STARS! Regulnr Ladies' Night—Thurnday. Ladles' Matinees— ouciday and Satarday: admissiun, S Parquet o and Paruetts Circlo, c. ggrred Sosta, e “Balcons, Wo And He. Famly . Re- Clrcle, WATCH FOR THE OPENING. PARIS BY HOOMLIGHT +* A botter 1dea of Psris can bo galned by an hour's con- templaifon of this picture than a month's residenco in Pnl‘?l can afford.”~Weadell Puillips. ** Tho moonlight effoct, especially oa tho Seine, near Nortre Dame, and on the Boulovard at the Rue de la Paix, is excoodingly banutifal. The this entertainment . steucts, it dolignts the ¢jo, Trib rancing to the miliag, ht opens upon your view whicn has tha eharn af 1ha miacalout, fn the por fection and brilliaacy ur sendes lnform 5o longer ia America. +4 A Freach Iady, last evening, who virited tho butlding, potated ont the housa whera she was bora, the cumvent Where odncatcd, aad the enurch whare shie was married.” —N. Y. Graphic. ““Tho fllusion fs deligh!fal—wonderfal—and no words oan give ua iden of fis pocfection.”—X. Y. Sum. “*Tho entertaloment sury who attended it and expre: s of won tion exclted by tho tfow of Paris ran tho gamet of ojaca- 1aiory oxclamation.”—N. Y. World. KINGSBURY MUSIC HALL: COMMENCING TUESDAY, MAY 12, & O'CLOCK, BULLOCK'S ROYAL MARIGNETTES! TEE ORIGIN.AILS 0f Londen, New York, Philadsiphia, and Boston. OVER 20 MANIPULATORS. Staze occupying over 500 rquare foct. Tanoest Pappet Show i the Warld, Programme Inclndrs NEGRO MINSTRELS, FANTOC- CINI'and tho paatumime LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD! Ma:ince on Satyrday next. Ses small hilia. MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE. Monroost., between Dearborn aad Stata. Arlinton, Gotlon & Kembl's MINSTRELS! THE LAST WEEK CF TITE SEASON. The Greatest Bill Yet Offered. First time of the laughable skotch of THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. Second weok of tha Pictorial and Operatic Burlesque of NATD | LES DRIGANDS NCIR! New Songs. New Acts, New Specialties. McVICKER'S THEATRE. Second week of tha favorite artito, Maggie HMitchell, Who will appear for & few pights in her renowned cher- actor, FANCHON! MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE. WAIT-*“WE ARE COMING.” TEID OXRIGIN A I TROULE,~ ROYAL MARIONETTES. Andonly oncy that orer Appearsd In ST. JAMES EALT LI 00% a0 saw i Coucors Bt Faitas g N o e SRR el MESSHS, MCDONOUGH & EARSSHAW, Nanagom and Propri-tore. AUCTION SALES. RECEIVER'S SALE. T will seli, at Public Auction, at the soutboast corner of Twslfthand Canal-sts., on tno 19th day of May, com- menciog AL 10 a. m., the following property: Eight heavy team horsse, tarce sets hirness, thres lumaber wagons, thres trutka, one cxprees wagon. A largs lot of sash, d and blinds. 45,000 foet of well- seasoned clear l}?hm Jumbe teat of well. sexsoned cloar 3-inch lumber. Also a guantity of di bardwood lumber. RE. MOSS, Receiver. AUCTION. PACKINGHOUSE FIXTURES, on WEDNESDAY, NarIs Wi Tl oclock s, m at :ZE: curmlh‘-krr-. s Stoam Boiler, ons T Stesm ontle and Fitiian, complote, al u'?fo:ah"”"" e rder: Eont brvses ons. Tard ‘Gonles, pae. Falroanks: Dovma Bcale, Trucl Barrows, 8. P. 3ill, Harris Pt ‘sitiaios aaod 12 & packing-Lowse. ~Sale porid J . 2 AUCTION SALES. By BELISON, POMEROY & CO. AUCTION SALE 0f 217 HIGH-CLASS MODERN 61k PAINTINGS, By distinguished American and Forelgn Artists, From e New York Arfisls Salesooms. Paintings all mounted tn Handsoma Gilt Frames. Salo commences Tuosday Morniny, May 13, at 0o'cloc) omtiauiag Alternoon at 2 and Eveniag st 7:3, an SVodnesiny, May 13, atsame hours, at our Salcsrooms. 4 and ¥4 Rundoiphoat. 'Tae folluwing are a few of the distinguished names ta be touad in thi< valusble collection: ‘William Hart, J. W. Cassalear, . Melroro, Gaorge Farter, .20 Frortoka, §eaeks Baker, I Ruelin. AMysrhsiun, P Roseubare. Wil be on sxhibition Monday, Day sad Evcalng. Cat- alogues furnished. Salo withont res=rre. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auct'rs, TIE ADIJOURNED PEREMPTORY oéUGTION SALE 150 Laros & Fliginls Lo, 'NEAR NORTEWESTERN CAR SHOES, VYill POSITIVELY take place on the ground, Thfirsflay, My 14, at 12 oclosk, A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN will leave Wells-st. Denot at10o'clock, calling at Halstod-st. aad Asaland-av., re- turning immediately aftor sale. This Property fs situsted on RICHEMOND, CLEVE- LAND, snd CHICAGO-AVS., immediately adjoiniog the Property of the Nortawestern R. R. Co.'s Car Shaps, only ashort distancs from tha new City Limits, and about 20 minutes’ rids from the heart of the cify, by froquent trains which run to this rapidiy-growlag sabi On Richmond-v. there are soven cottages, with large lots. Oa Chicagn-av., & largs store, with dwelling, and near 150 unimproved lots. Tho »ala is POSITIVE, without any limit or roserve. TZRMS withia the roach of all. Only 110 In eash on animproved lots, §10s month for tho balance. ON COTTAGES AND LOTS, §25 cash at tims of salo, $253 month ON STORE, 850 eash, 950 a month untilallis paid, with fatorest at 8 por cont per annum, THE TITLE f» perfoct. Abstract furnished: ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Regular Friday’s Sale. Priday Morning, My 15, at 9 13 otk REGULAR SALE OF Elogent Parlor 201 Cham- Fook-Cavss, Hat Larze and attractiva stock. Suits, Burcaus, Wardro Loungss, Racks, Dedsteads, Maltrances, k. Bruanelsand Wool Car- pats, Bawand second hand: mignincont Piszo. Olau- Race, Crockory, Plated Waro, Tatls Waro, &c. ' Alioto the grocars teade, 100 cafis Spicos-good goods, sad & geaoral stack of merohaugise. ELLSON, POMEROY & CO., ¢4 xad 8 Randolph-at, 500 BLUE ISLAND-AV. TWO0-STORY FRAME BUILDING . AT ATUCTION, SATURDAY AFTERNOGN, May 15, at4 o'clock. The Tworstary Frame Buildias, main floor soited for store, with dwelling up stairs. §o. 00 Blus lalsnd-av., asar Rightoeath-st. | Tas buuso is in good repatr, co Jeased ground baring four years to run from Ist Inst < lnw rental of 2169 a yuar and taxas, Tae location Is good for bisinosn “beiag {n & thickis-seitied nolghborhoot aud upded b{gn&:\g‘ncmnu and store: 'he sale is pos- TER 5 ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auctioneers. IPORTANT ART SALE B GIVIONKONIS II&TPURTA.TIUN Superb Carrara Marble Figures, Fine Alabaster and Verde An- tique Statuettes, Groups,Vases, and Urns; rich French Bronzes, Figures, and Groups; French 21-Day Clocks, etc., etc., At the Storn, 185 State-st., under Palmer Houso, com- mesicing MONDAY MORNING, May 18, at 10 o'clock, #2d ccntinulog Afternoon at 2, and Evering at7:30, and following days at samo hours, untll all are sold. This s ths largest and finost displny of tho abova goods everoflerod In this ciy, selected by Mr. Givloanoni ia France and lialy duting the last throg months, and cone signod tous espocially for this rale. The catalogno eme bisces meny entiraly nzw 823 besatifal designs n fincly- lobrnted Sculptors Marble Pedes- tals: L ases; Verdo An- tinas and Alabastor Statuertes, Grunps, ete; Italian Mar- blo ana Alubaster Vases, Uras, Card Receivors, aad Tar- T, 4i)PERP BRONZES AND CLOCKS—Bronre Flgares acd Grovps, comprsing a choice variaty of subjects. SAra olleetion of B ronzo and Macbie Si-Day & m itire. Clncks, etc. The wholo cullca*ion will bo_open for exhibl*fon, with eatalnguos, on SATURDAY, sy 16, day and evening. THE LADIES are respectfully tavited. PLISOY, BOMENOY & CO., Anctionsers. 100K 0UT! LOCK OUT! FOR TEE (randest Auction Sale OF THE SEASON! OVER $350,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE, EVANSTON! To be sold AT AUCTION on the ground, Wednesday, June 3,74, Free Train, Free Sale. Our Mam- moth Tent on the ground. Wait for it. Full particulars in future adver- tisement. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionocers. AUCTION SALES, By GEO. P. GOLiE & ¢ 68& 70 \vunasfii‘;.l €0, . BANRRUPT SALE 500 Toots Miscellaneous Goods, cosisiag in part of WHITE G00DS, ROTIONS, RIBBONS, HOSTERY, UNDERWESR, £ty To be _sold without ros Tuas ; erve, on Aforning, Maz 12,at 95 o’clock, Alsa pecial sslo of Fine Lincns, Embroider tngw, ote,. Laces, Raflitize, Ladios aad Chts oyl daewear, ofc. A'wock of Mon's aad Boys Sumiees gL Also Linea and Straw Hats, Tarbans, et 2 A fnslis of Ingrala Capeisat Tl iEO. P. GOR 69 32d 10 5 SALE OF Bugwies, Phactns, Demuirats, & Hamy ON TUESDAY, MAY I3, AT I} &. 3, GEO. P. GORE 4 and 20 sbagd EXTRA LARGE AND FINE LINEOF BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS T be. 1 i V. TN B ofere? at our auction salo on WEDNESyy, GIEO."P.'GORE & CO., 63154 30 Wahash.yy, AT ATTTION, On THURSDAY, Mzy 14, st 9 o'ceck g, Call and examiae onr lazra and foa stock of Household Goods, = Suita in Silk, Piush, & ; th. and Torcy;: Chanber sn:f,gigf!.xi Wood Top: ‘Book-Cases, Bideboerds, May, blo-Top Tatios, Bronkiast end Kitchan Ty bles, Hockers, Lounges, Office aad Baus Doaks, Black Walaut Chatrs, Eiegany Hleq ‘Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, gnmy Cany ringes, Cylinder Office Desis, Mirron, Gy r Scts in while ; en. s e oclock—Bugzies and H GEO. Pg GURL & uul."fl!!!i:-m Our Friends may expectaFine Display oxN Thursday, the 14th, A grost many Fino Geods acersee 4 oondEqnenos o e By oot ! Lo Dry Goods, W N o7, Goods, Wit Guods, Nouias, Loy, Glemy, A beagial ids of mbrollas sod ‘Also Hats, Flowars, Ladi: Sals oponsat L A. GUTTE AUCTIONEERS, 108 EAST MADISON-ST, Theoaly strletly Commlasion Aactioa flustia Chigy. LUMBER! By W) Honsehold Furmmre., TwoStory Frame Building &d % REAR 19 ABERDEEN ST., At tion, MONDA! RNIN 3 To be removed immaediately. WM. AL u('n'n:ns & CO., Anctivmsery, FOREIGN AND AMERICAN BOOEES 2w and Socond-hand), TUESDAY Maralag, Yur sdsunor, st1o'clotk, at onr salevroum. 18 7 M. A. BUTTERS & Aactioatem, MORTGAGIIYS SALE Tiatire Farniture of a Private Resilens S AT G990 WABASH-AY,, Toesday Mornleg, at 10 odock, May 12, 1814 Tho whola_consisting of Pariar, Chember, Disk R, ~ad Kiteheh Lartinre: belog (he Ul baue hold cffects of a genteel dwelli: Wi A: BUTTELS & CO., Aactree. CROCKERY, @lass, and Plated Ware, Teble Cutlery, Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Etc., WEDNESDAY, Mas 13, at haif-past 9 o'clock, 88 o8 salosrooms, 103 East Madison- WM. A. BUTFERS & C0.. Acctionsers, DRY GO0DS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, & THURSDAY, May 7, at 93 o'clock, at 13 Madiandt. & WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Aucifoneens, ] By N. P. HARRISON. OIN TIEEURSD.ATY, MATY14 At 204 & 206 East Madison-sty I SHALL SELL AT AUCTIOX, Positively withontany Raserve, by Cataloguy 150 Choics [, PAINTING By prominent _Philadelphia, Daitimors, Brooklyn, and Foreign Artists, ccmpriind Landscape. Marine, Fruit,and Figurepiecot These T'aintings are all richly framed inGilt Frames, which will be sold with the Paist ings. “Sale at10at 2 o'clock. The whole collex tion will be sold withou! nnv rotervation, . P. HARRISON, Aut’ 304 _snd 306 Bast Madiio: L and 306 Eass Madison-sb, By HODGES & CO., Real Estate Anctioneors and Commiulon Marohaaty ‘Masblo-front Auction Roors, 633 Weat Lks-at. Rogular Auvoctlon Sales Satarday Evening 7 p.m. Also Thare ale at p. m. 2%tan 100, gleen 18 Returns mad me d: i sale, be 2 on ik e No. 31 Lexington-st, Betwoen Flournoy and Polk. DMonday, May 11, at 10 a. m., Wo will snll ths entire contents, ccnsisiing of B Carpy:s, Parlor, Dining, Chamher, acom, aad Faral are, Crockory, Glasaware, &, fal and without reserve, WAL F. Hi No. 528V No. 20 Wilcox-av., 2 Blockssonth of Madison-st, on Wostern-sh Wo will sell the cnudre cvatanis, Tuesday, May 13, et 10 a Coneiating of Jirussals Carpets, Parlor, Dintaz, Cuambery Room, snd Kiichen Turiturs, 1 No. 1 Couk Parlor Stove: also 1 firy’-class Florcocs o Crockery, Glassware, Curlory, &c.. £c. fal without resesse. WL . If\)ncfifl L o. 17 WB WILL SELL On Wedneslay. May 13, at 10 2. m. Ay in the Evening at 7 1-2 p. m, At our Warerooms, No. €28 West Laka-st, A LARGE LINE OF Household Goods, ad, | E1 t Marble, kg e, Parier Fant Marole.Top Chambar « Furnitaro, Merble-Tep T oves, Cruckers, Gias p s Een dc.. Lou ont for s WL ¥ HO, Avctionsers. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE, AT ATCTION, May 13, at 9 1-2 o'clock a. m., 195 and 197 Randolph-st., Parlor, Cbamber, and Dining-Room Farnitore, Book- Cases, Sldeboards, Desks, ous (1) Billiard Table, 3 Top Buggies, 10 Sets Singlo Harmess, one Largs Ale Boz, 2 Cook Ranges, 4 Firo-Proof Safos, Carpets,Stoves, Crock- oy, &¢. Also the contents of & Reataurant, andd crates Grockery 1n open Jota. rockery 12,00 17118, LONG & CO.. Auctlonesra. = By BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 and 3 South Canalen, At our Salcsroom, Wednerdas, May 13, 5t 9:3 a.m., Wil bo sold a Fiue Lige of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Marble-Top Sets, Parlor Suite, Bodstrads, Bureaus, Commodes, rble and Black Walant Tables, Mirrore, Caairs, Beds and Bedding, Dining-room and Kitchen Faraitare, &c., Carpats of all kinus. BEUSH, SON & CO.. Auctlonsors, 41'ead 48 Souik Canal-st. e By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, Auction aad Commission Houte, 63 South Canal-st. Wil have Auction Seles Wednesday and Saturday at their salosrooms of now and recond-bznd Furniture of avery kind, including Carpts, Cooking Stoves, New Bed- s0, Otica Fardlines, Sewing Mechl 234 & varlety of nther full line of FUR- Will rell, at 740 South Halsted NITURE 'and HOUSEKKEPIN e wouau GOODS, Mondsy, By C. C. THAYER & COy Real Ea.a°9 Brukars and Anctionsers, 186 East 3 un-st. PEREMPTORY SALE AT ATUCTION, ) 8 Fine Resoi\_dence Tots WEST HARRISON AND CONGPESSAR, * Betwoen California and Washtenan-avs., 02 Monday Afternoon at 3 oclock, AT OUR OFFICE, 188 East Madison-st. Thess Lots are well loca‘od, azar Sehools, ndly B e adn & divtrict whato valucs sra Rrid T iy and wiiautr perf (8 percent. By LEONARD & Ave franers, 43 and W Rromfiel 'ANCIENT AND MODERN [ PAINTINGS Wednesday, May 13, at 11 o’clock, At Rooms No. and & ho, 2 Scheel-st.. 5 A'dollcetion of Ancient zad odern P 1o (bo ba ortgloal pictars by Paal K ala Caoa?? La Pieta, or Dead Hely Femily, b'LTlKhn:ulhzn by it iad othors of the OId it Heddof Hgme, Broom ot Londa, Leid twerp; Chafles Leatie, Vivias, and nibais. aptwerp, Cladles Loue, N aiion trom soadasy A% ‘Catalogues now ready. E TR T Fd BT 3 75