Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1876, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES “ FINANCE AND TRADE. Activity in All Departments of Local Finances. Unchecked 3ovement of Cur- rency to the Country. T-e Produce Markets Less Active and -Provisions Lower. Corn and Oats Dall-- Barley Heavy, Wheat Strong FINANCIAL. ‘The transactions of the day were more activeat nearly all the banke and financial institations. The demand for Joans has increased with the move- ment of.currency to the interior. City commission housesare adding to their applications for dis- coiint, In order 1o obtain currency to send to their country correspondents. proved tmmufe Board of Trade for funds with whichto carry stufl. The general miscellaneous demand is abont the same. Collections sre slow income guarters, and this has its effect on bor- rowers. Inthe acgregate, the supply of mezoti- able paper was better towards the end of the week, though the busincss of the entire weck exhibited little improvement over the week that preceded. The banks have an ample supply of Joansble fuuds lo meet all applications. Rates of discount are 8@10 per cen! customers. Special rates are made in some casea. Onthe street rates are7per cent and upwards. Business is quiet. Xew York exchange was sold between banks at E0c@$1. 00 per §1,000 discount. The clearings of the week are reported as fol- ‘ows by Manager D. R. Hale, of the Custom- The demand has im- THE NATIONAL BANE REDEMPTION AGENCY. The report of the Treasurer of the Tnited States “or the lnet'fiscal year hus just been completed. 1t The recelpts of Natlonal Baok notes by the National Bauk [edemption Azency for the fiscal sesr ended amounted 1o §:04,290, 87594, & nel fn- t $23.875,455.40 over thie' fiscal year 1674-75. 1y 1, 13575, the cash bglance «n_the bouks of the $5.0330J2 aud the uacounted packetes b unoroken sealson the_same date repre- ° 1232, The Coited States notes Crawn trent the Tyeasury for redemtion of bank notes at the vounler werp £4,738.07, and ‘"overs reported for redemption Were S16.401.42, Lanik notes recef than 5 per cent, and yet the aggregate clearings for e frat full week after the election are only 5 per cent below ‘those of the corresponding week last year. lence, the décline in prices being taken into account, the transactions of this same weck of unprecedented excitement and suspense show alarge increase in quantities exchanged. The clfn- ings at the different cities for the week ending Nov. 18 compare thus: 1578, 1675, $416,908,559 40,292 460 AL T f ] 27,190, 5 12075.50L Toston takes the lead, fts transactions clogely ap- ‘proashing those of 1ast year 1o vatue, Tho Contennial havizg closed, we may expect 10 see transactions at Philadciphia keep pace more nearly with those of other clties In comparison with last year thaa they hsvesince February. Notwlthstanding the speclal excltement fn New Orleans, the business of that city does not seem to sufter greatly. From Chicago and Pletaburg further re- turns sre necessary to show whether the apparént de- cline 1s due to other thantzmporary causcs. From othier cltfes the reports ate very encouraging. They give reason for belleving that In other partsof the Country business 1s {n such condition thut » conslder- able tmprovement muy be confidently expected as s00n 5 the political uncextainty has ‘been removed.—New York Publte. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORE. New Yoms, Nov. 25.—Gold closed at 100@ 109%. Governments dull and lower. State bonds guiet and nominal. Railroads firm and in good demand. The stock market was strong and higher on the announcement that the Michigan Central had raised itsrateson certain classes of freight, and Eat passenger rates would probably be advanced, a5 well as on reports from Chicago that the basis of eettlement had been virtually ogreed upon by the Eastern trupk lines. The improvement ranged from % to 1y per cent. Lake Shore was the most active, and closed at 574@57%, alter selling up from 563 to 57%. Michigun’ Central was. strong, ond_tose to 441, closingat 44, St. Paul common advanced .to'20%, wnd preferred‘toy, 523, with closing #ales at 2015 and 523 respect) Jy.” Northwestern sharcs were firm at 353 for common und 58 for preferred. At the close Rock Island fell off to 98, and finsily rallied to 89. Wahash advanced to 6%. _ Union Pacific sold 2t 395,594 ; Western Union was steady at T1%@ %1%, and New York Central st 1093;@103. Coal stocks irrezular, but in thE main bicher. Kew Jersey Central advanced from 331 to 863, closing at 5% ; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western closed at 714, after velling down to 70%. ‘Trgneactions at the Stock Exchange’ fggregated 91,600 shares, with the principal deglings s fo Jows: Lake Shore, 31,0003 Rock Island, 4,40 St. Paul, 7,000; Delaware, Lackawanna & West ern, 15,300; New Jersey Central, 6,900; Micki- gan Central, 11,200, Mouey market eaey at 2@2}4; prime mercantile uper, 4G 6. P3Pie Assistant Tressurer disbursed 529, 000. Customg receipts, $211,000. Cleurings, 16,000,000, Dry roods imports for the weels, $4,578,000, Sterlng—Long, 4513 ; ehort; 481 Weekly bank statement is as' follows: The fol- Tn the dried fruit market nothing new was deu-l-_ oped. Raisins, corrents, and all fruits suited to’ the hollday trade were in active request. Domes- tic dried were dealt in very sparingly. Fish were “firm, under a continned good demand. Prices of leather are firm and advancing. Bagging remains dull. There wassa quiet ofl market atprevions prices. Carbon, lard, linseed, and turpentine, were firm. The butter and cheese markets were firm and unchanged. Coul aud wood were in de- mand at former quotations, Hogs. were quiet and lower, closing weak at £5.60@5.85 for common to choice packing hogs. Receipts for the week, 186,963, Cattle were in good demand &nd prices were steady st $2.50@ 5.00 for poor to choice grades. Sheep were firm at $2.75@ 4.50. The Jumber market was qufet and unchanged. The offerings of cargoes were small and not very desirable. At the yards a fair order business was reported at the quoted prices. The wool market remains quiet but firm, under moderate offerings here and elsewhere. Sceds were steady, timothy ‘being firmer nnder an improved demand. Broom- corn was steady, though the trade is smaller than aweek ago, being chiefly of 2 retail character. Tiay, hops, and hides were nnchanged. Ponliry and game were in falr request and steady, except live poultry, which sold slowly at casier prices. Green fruits were qniet and steady. Potatoes con- tinue ecarce and firm. Lake freights were' dnll and nominal. Room was taken on private terms for 35,000 bu corn and 42,000 bu barley. Rail freights were guoted #teady at 20c per 100 P8 to New York, 25¢ to Boston, 18¢ to Philadelphia, and 17i4¢ to Balti- more, with few cars offering. - PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were leas actlve, and essler, but very atoady during the greater part of the sesslon. The Teceipts of hogs were not large; but they are usaally light on Saturday, and the $atal for the week were fa excess of the number a year ago, whiah caused a weak- eningin prizes. This ricted on product, causingn lessened demand; bug sellers were not auxious enough t0 make materlul concessions till near the close, though they offered thelr property more freely at current fig- ures, There was not much cash property on sale, the monufacture of lord and pork belrg small, while the ts are mostly” belnyy cut on contract, and are being ‘moved out s fast a3 cut. The shipments of middles slone durtnz the past week averaged over 2,000,000 1Lg perdsy. Hozs are coming na little more frecly than had been calculated on, Which tends to reduce prices, but the packers are free busers. The Itberal recelpts, wlth the prospect of a big supply o the first two months of next year, stimulates to short selling, however, and the offerings for future are liberal, the’ trading befnz now chlefly for January delvery, except as the year contracts are belag flled. Tulstendsto make buyers for shipment Lold of, in the hope of lower orices. PACKING—The packing st the six principal citles to date s estimated 8; follows: Py Since Totalr, Nor.1.°76. 7570 393,000 63747 503,350 601,600 533465 5,190,301 e " 7allowing were the shipnicuts of bl clty during st weok: slightly during the week. Tnere were, however. 10 orders liere for ahipment, which mode casit lots drag. Badly. and [nduced tamendss for fature, ns iyers hung Dack hopleg for 3 further decline. “Sulnpers are re: ported to e walting for the new curn, and_local consumers are wafting for it lkewlse. Seller December sold carly at 43%6c. "and later ‘st 43ide, closfug at 43431 Seller Janunry fold at 436a4ges scller May &t 47 473e: and seller the month or-cash No, 2 at HitiXe all closiog at the fnside. Ttefected closed dull af 0z Cash 4 of 4,300 bu high- mixed (early) at 48 £ 433 414C: 6,400 burejected u” 4G | Dew ¢an at - 5@ ks ards; by sample ap 35 46 on traek: and 4,000 budo 4834 frec on hoard ars. Total, $4,600 bu. OATS—Were very quiet at unchanged prices. There were very few buying ordcrs on thi: toor, and the ol r- {ngs werd swall. Thé reccints were moderate, Reu lar No. 2 was quated at 321@akiz, aud gifi-cdsed re- celpte ot a3 <ily; January suld at 3sice, closing at S34@33ie: em.er fold at 33v, closing easy at that 8, rejcted 0ats wece In request for shipment, and AU 25%e; samples sold falrly at Tecent prices. Cust “safes were renorted of 1,200 bi No. 2 freshat 600 b do white g G27gel 4,500 bu rejocted av le@20¢; 8,40) bu by sample at 20@56¢ on 118 'K and u At 30w3ckee free on board. “Total, 22,400 bu, LYE—\Was 0 Dioderate demand. and & % ander larger recepts S0l &€ C6.1G3362, and re- Jected wasquoted at 60aglc. December was quiet at Ungolée Cash sales were reported of £00 bu No. 1at S7c: 4,000bu No. 2 at 6a@8lec; 140 bu by sample 4t 3¢ on track. Total, 4,040 hu, BARL £ and’ weak, declining 3@4}c under beuvy offerings, and rallying stizhily Sust at tic close. The'longs having tired of earrying thie grain on a_drooping marker, were selling out. nod the shorts fook loll freely at the decline. The trading was princtpally in Deccinber and January, though No. 3 was fo fair request for filling oui 8 pargo, and gasler, The receipts worc fair, and the stock fn store increased _durine the week, Seller December opencd at 85¢, and declined to 623§+, closing stae. Japuary opened a; 07ige, and drophied g 8V4c, cloding at 64c. - Fresh receipts of cash sold at 63 83¢, closing at the fnside, No. 3sold a1 37¢e8e in A, D. & Co.’s. nd at 3¢ fn X. S, Refected declined Jsc, sell- fug atsdc. Samples wero dull and weak. Cosh gales ] c10rted Of 5,600 bu No. 2 at GIGmc; 8.800 bu w3de; 2,400 by rejected at ic: 4,800 bu by Juie85¢ on track, Total, 21,600 bu. GENERAL MARKETS. ALCOHOL—Was firm at £2.13G2.16, B1:00M-CORN—Cor tinues 1n maderate request and steady. Cholce green hurl, 5%@8}c; medium burl, red tipped, 4%6@5c; green brush, with hurl enough to work i, 5@5i4c; red tipned with do, 4@43c; green covers and fsfde, 5@5%c: red tipped do, 3K63.4¢; Inslde brush, 3}4@4c: medlum ta cholce stalk bratd, 43§@5kc: (nfori- or brush, 3g3}éc; crooked do, 2@3c. + BUTTER—Prices ranged the same as on the preced- Ing dags of the weck, where at the moment they may e consldered steady and firm. The recelpts continue Hberl for this season Of the year, but the demand also Ros been more than ordinarily good, and the accumuls- tfons are not so large o8 to cause slarm. We quote: Choice to faacy yellow, 20532c;. medium to good, 17@ 23¢: Inferlor to common, 13@15 BAGGING—Extreme qulcted: still pervades the graln-bg trade. Ord.:rs are linited, not only In nnm- ber, bus 1o amount, aad prices are barcly sustalned. Burlaps and gunnics were In mo lerate demand at about stéady figures. We quote: Stark, 2ilge; Peerless, Ad, 21¢; Lewiston, 20ic; Montaup, 21c; Ontarlo, 213c; Amerlean A, 19¢: Amoskeag, 19¢; Otter Creck, 10}e: burlap bags, 4 and 5 bu, 13@15c; guanfes, single, 13@ 14¥c: do, double, 24G25e. CHEESE~Prices remain as before, and In otber re- spects also the market i3 without fmpOFtAnt nesw fea- tures. Stocks In the bands of jobbers are Lght, and prices are frmly held at 13G13c for good to best facto- 7y Lower gradea sell anywhere from 8@11c. COAL—A moderately uetive and i, warket was witnessed, Thcquantity of coal on hand Is reported as consldersbly Jes than Iast year, and & further advance i prices a ltdle further along in the scason s amo Lackawauna egx, 7. ; do range, ST.7648. el, $7.00; Briar Hill, $6.00; Lal Tiiinois, $4.0084.25, Iy wete reported of 69 head at LoxDOX, Nov. 25.~Su0AR—No. 12, Dutch standard, spot aud atloat, 333, Wiy S0, 25, —PETROLEDN 6. NEW YORK. Nz# Yonk, Nov. 25.—Corrox—Firmerat 126123-16¢; tatures closed barcly steady; November, 123-16¢; De- cember, 12 3-16@12Xc; Jaunuary, 12 11-32c; February, 1217-3%¢; March, 1211-16212 23-82c; Aprll, 124@12 20-32c; May, 13 1-32@13 1-16¢; June, 133-16¢; July, 13 5-16@13 11-32c; August, 13 13-32@13 7-16¢. FLOUR—Recelpts, 17,000 brls; }zht business dolng at unchanged figures. Rye flour qulet and unchanged. Conx-MEaL—Unchapged. Grax—Wheat quict and unchanged; only & very moderate inquiry; recelpts, 120,000 bu. Eye frnj Western, 82@3c: Stage, 92205¢. Borley—Market dully 2-rowed Staté, 80c; rejected, 452, Malt quier and uns ehanged. . Corn inmoderate demand. Receipts. 145, - &0 bu; Western mixed ard ungradei, 5276G60c new, 00 grade, 5274G5sldc; mixed steam, ne steain, old graded, 53c: No. 2 Chicago, 00. Oaus dull gad: 16%ers Tecelpts, 58,000 bu: mixed Western sud State, Syeife; whitd dn. pvasie. 1av—Steady and unchianged. THors—tieavy: yearlings, 10w15¢; Eastorn and West- R, new, 20:3%. Grocgtizs—Coflee quiet hut firm: Rio carsoes, 15342 19 {u oid; Jobbing, 16@20M4z In goid. Sugar qulet but Srm; fair 1o good refining. 91§G100c; prime, 104 refined. 12G1AC. - Molasses~Forefgn quiet but finm; New Orleans, 55@01c. Rice quict and unchanged. PereoLevy—Firmer; crude, 125@126c; refined, 25ke. TaLLow~Quict but steady at SH@8Me, E e e A R G £ TS OF TURPES e, LGes—Western, 27@23ice. LeatiER—Finmer; hiemlock sole, Buenos Ayes, and Rio Grande lizht, middie, and heavy welghts, 22 527c; California, 2135%27¢; <0nmon do, 21G27c. ‘Woor—Domestic fecce, @5Sc; pulled, 22@38¢; un- 2 i@28e. ully $16.875817.00; long clear mid- washed, 12G28c; Texas, ProvisioNs—] Lard, prime steam, $10.25 bid; $10.85 $10.1°R10. 123c. 8 . 156306, ark me:s, seller the year, SI6.15. Beet quiel died, Mabhe. ask d: December, BuTTER: uctinnzed, Mauufuctured copper quiet and unchanged; e quiet but fi:m at 1 Scot h iZ quict and wnchunye | ron, Liussla sheens, 1 113se, 10 gold. NAILS—Cut, §3.00; cliuch, $.5043. N0. 8, @26¢. SECRET SOCIETIES. ODD-FELLOWSHIP. PERU LODGES. The following extract from g letter from the Hon. C. A. Logan, Past Grand Sire to the Heart and Band, will be of interest to all the frater- nity. The Order teems to be obtaining o firm {foothold in Soyth America, as well as in Edrope, and it requires no prophetie vision to presageits general establishment in both: Of the grand progress of the Order in Chili you ere faily aavised, and I_shall now send you s few items s to its course in Peru—the sat of the great Indian Empire conquered oy Pizarro indglic rough 2olders of tue cross, who followed hifi in his bloody and cruet curcer. 1took occaslon to visit the brothers of Pern in Mg last, o niecting of the Lima and Callao Lodges bewng convened in the hall of Lima Lodges No. 1, for the purpose. The condition of the Order was far from good. The conntry was in o state of iinancial stagnation, and many of the brothers who had belonged to the Lodge had been compelied to leave the country in rearch of occupation else- re. The membership of the Lodges had thus Leen reduced serionsly, waile there did hot seem to oceur any considerable accretion of new mater- ial. Iaduressed the Lodges with such words of encouragement and advice as 1 was sble to give, - the last. If the .5 e translation to be the best, and Mr. Theo- 33"; Martin’s is far superior to Mr. Basard Tay- lor’s version. Is it possible that O!_lr_uflllhemrl)— rary has really never heard of William Cullen Bryant's translation of Homer, or Mr. Longicl- low’s admirable translation of Dante? As re- rds the ““Faust,” we agree in the praise of finn;\mrd’s, but should place Mr. Ba{:\rd Tay- lor’s version m&ng Ttl:mod first \(onfrt‘ilxlfsm::::n’z?l <L ind Mr. Theodore ) z gt by tator is very[ut’\?o:s to ug- he honor of England, it mizht have re- ll’lnnclltxl\;erud that it has in Mr. Kezan Puul’s ver- sion a very good excuse foi 5o doing. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. THE CENTRAL REFORM CLUB. To the Editor of The Tridune. CrroAGo, Nov. 25.—~For the past few weeks a number of paragraphs have appeared in the columns of your paper regarding the Central Reform Club. A reply was sent to your office on the 81st of last month, but you failed to publish it. I cannot be persuaded that you will permit such an injustice.to be repeated. I have been suffering from a very severe at- tack of inflammation of the lungs since the Sth of this month, and up to Thursday of this pres- ent week was not permitted to leave my room. 1did, however, violate orders on Sunday, the 13th, and have since paid dearly for my indis- cretion by a severe relapse. I cauld not, howerer, sce statements so far from truth appear against me without making an effort 10 stop the tongue of scandal. This state of things will answer for my apparent want of dilizeace in following up those para- graphs as tbey appearcd, and a number of which I may not have scen. Now to facts: The gross amount of funds subscribed to the Cen- tral Reform Club was $150, and this was snb- seribed by three gentlemen. Not one dollaf was subscribed by John M. Armstrons. He failed to negotiate the loan upon which ke based his calculations to run as an Independ- ent candidate for ‘Sheriff. Not one dollar was subscribed by a Congressional cundidate. No one was persondlly solicited for a sub- seription to the fund of the Central Reform Club. When the ticket was made up the candi- dates were notified, 2nod a reasonable time for a reply allowed. They were then notified of their assesment and a time fixed for payment. If the payments were promptr then all the my- chinery which was organized would bave gone into rapid motion. The time having arrived and not sufficient funds received, the running of a general ticket wus abandoned, and all furtber subscriptions were refused—a number of shich were tendered. Unless all paid a full ticket could not beé run, so we stopped right where we were, and our full attention given to the personalinter” ests of those who had subscribed. They have been well and faithfully severed. The only people who I can find so deeply interested in this mat- ter i6 o number of professional dead-beats, to- gether with a number of our glorious ward patriots, who presumed that I had a “bar’] » of money to sling around among the boys. I nave paid out more money than Ireceived, and in addition lost two months’ time. Butldo not propose to be black-mailed by a gang of properly administered, in favor of g or new drug, however eminently navuréi[:‘f"“‘ _It {3 mot my provinee nor my desire ciate anything that is new or guud, nor vet Insite controveray; but Lam ‘thoroughly eor - vinced, from practical experienceCof mmm vears? Quration, that the judicious use of o], remedy as 2_prophylactic, or preventive, jg sure §n its effect in this direction as Vaceinatioy is in preventing small-pox, and it has Tet ‘: mect its equal as a_preventive. Vory t yours, C. H. Yoy Tacess, M. D, v ARCTIER AVENUE CARS, To the Editor of The Tribune, Cmicaco, Nov. 25.—Now that the Sonth §ige Railway Company has completed itg track on Archer avenue to the stables, that thoraug] having been paved, would it not be rieht for it to extend the track to Beers street? The Tes idents west of the bridge were expecting to o the cats running to this point by New Yeays but there fsno sign of it. Now, this i a trn Iyettled portion of thecity, and the cars oas t0 run this far at least, but the Company sg‘;"m to thi \wthing is good enongh for the peg. ple living in this vicinity. Will'yon Pplease stip them up a little on this matter, aud Teceive the thanks of many friends in this section. E. McW., ALGERIAN NEGRORS. To the Edilor of The Tridune. CrI0AGO, Nov. 25.—Under the kead of « Mz “cegenation in Algeris,” I find these words: 5 should be added that the Alzerine negroes org often very handsome men.” It shoald be added that the black men who inhabit Northern Airicy are not neroes at all, but belong £ the Cay - casian race, baving neitber tie wooll, head, ts long forearm, the 5n1n§1f ot, the pecaliar oty cle, the flat nose, the thick lips, nor the acny facial angle whick are chagucteristics of 1y negro. W. J. H. Hogay, BAILROAD TINE TABRLE, ARCIVAL AND DEPARTURE (F AT Zrplanation 0, Reference Mirkr—t Satardsy ers cepted. *3andayexcapted. § Mondayexce; Fivesunday avs & m § Dally. T EIPRLLAN 11 T0AG0 & FORTHWESTERN BATLWAY. ket -8t (S) H Cuvai sk orber Sladison, 2 8 The depota V4T3 |_Leave. | Awive aPacific Fast Line. _%10:30a. m. * 3140 abubuque Day Ex. via Ciinton +10:30a. m. s aDuouane Nizhe Ex. via C'ton 111:00p. m. 3 me aQmalia NIzt EXpress....... 111:00p. . b aFreep't, itockrd & Dabudus. am. o aFreep's Rockfrd & Dubuue, p. m. 5o S¥iiwankce Fast Mafl (dally) § 7:3) 2. m. o BMilwanko Express f10:02 m! om )lwaukce Passen: 5:00p. m. o s3ilwnakee Passenger (daily) § 9:13 p. m. o JGreen Bay Express %9503 m. o b3t. Pagl & Minnerpoils Bx. & m: . Paul & Winona Express p.m. 3 m Crosse Express p.m. 4 m b3larqueste Express. 2. m. & m. aGeneva Lake & Ro P. m. a.m bueneva Lake Express. tve. ¥ 5 P 8 D ‘a—Derot corner of Wells and Kinzle-ats. inz te Szrerate operations of the Azency S t : =67 Ctis auey the Arence was Gredited with | lowing i the weekly bank statement: Loans, de. vl B G Ry R G ive, | 858 pTOpsE [t Bo. Hladcialled % RPN T ten £ for clrculation de- | crease, S1.659,400; specie, Increase, 81, 019,000; Dzs.| Pes. | welgnt, EGG:5~Wers gulet unchonged. Fresh were { and remained in tae countey fof 4 week, during € seoundrels, Ky JP No a b—Depot corner of Capal and Klazle-sts. b, 00, ules uf falled: | legui-tenders, decre: 3897, 60U: deposits, de~ s, ed at 23423 and plekled al 20 _ which time 1 suw the members personally, as mach _ Jayes NOWLAX, ety o Tars notes it for | crease, $1,381,500; circalation, incredse, $36,- .. . St{—Lake fish are ver: - Dackerel and cod | gy possible. No. 233 Lincoln street. MICETGAN CENTIRAL RATLROAD. e v the. soveral” Nationa! Bauky; | 1003 reserve, increate, S106,775. : oo Fomate b Moty i0er a0 are ateady. | Yy’ cnconrazed to hope that my visit was not Depot, 100t of Luke-st., and 100 of Twenty-sesond-st 135 assoried Natfonal Bank notes wndlt for cir- 2 do, 3.75: N0, 18hore | Without go0d results, as applications for two new SETTLING TEE DIPFICULTY. .'}éfk,f"g;':fif; Il;'.l:fill: L L fljfifi:&umfim Hane oo i B orbar JATIA o sl ATSRCE NG I ghirs el 35 | loes have vince bueh watte—the one to be located o the Editor of The Tridune. ph. ch Lol ot T 2 No. . $3. 3 at Lima, to work in the German language, an 5. e3ve. | Arive. 2 on June 30. 187. g . 75}, Josntly muckerel, S-brly $3.50G | other at Callso, fo work in the Engich nanase; | _CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—It seems to me that there {1 ve. B ey ) R L ALY i 5 i shors s, large, S1aaut 80t No. 1 bav | thero betng o latge Gorman populstion In Litaa, | is a0 casy, feasible, and constitutionat way out a Maln and AlrLine) o ¢ t~cal year ended June 30, 1876 in carrying into 3 er packeges of lard, the | Auh. $5.0065.25: Goorkes Codsh, ; . Labrador | the former Is certain to do weil, and I trust the Iat- | of our present difficulties, viz.: Let the Elcetors | & Accommt ect the provislons of Scc. 3 of the act spproved June 713 New Jersey Central.. 35 | welght of which fs Included tn the above fotals, hertiog, spilt, bris, S7. i | terwill doequally well. Atmyvisitin Mayisst | of the Seates of New York and Penn. | Aflantc Express (daiy. T ulol 13 Ruckieland. 99 Dinxcr ExvorTs—The Commercial fulietin gives | Labraior herring, X url, | I advised the focmation of an Encampment, al- o o Night Expreas.. A e e e | S 3 b e I | S e S ¥TTE 1a the trufo e o S o GRS LA Birins s i inesery | (he Electors of the sevoral States whose | MRVERERS her ex) V¥ abast there i no branch of it which has Increased 50 stea N n the fruft market there w: Ler Tk e iting andvapidly 03 that of Hog Products. - The svantage O | riis soms Siars of Aot oy el Ut mariet there was the languishing tendencles cvidently at | Fegularity is unquestioned, inviting them to | “FssardavEx, * meet them in convention. Then let each party select three men,~not including Hayes or Til 2o the number of motes redecmed for each bauky; salaries, printing snd staifoners, Upon leaving New York, I was duly com- oned to open sn Encampment in Pern, ana CHICAGO, ALTON & 8T LOUR and CHICABO throuzh rutes of frelghis, and the sbolishment of hand- of the weelk. Toalsins, currants, cligga, and 155 cone Ting charges at the seabodrd cities have induced mer- ¢ Weils-Fargo tnue in active demand, whil : oth eriptions were 261 |Terre Hauze pfd. e zmownt of nutes ation redecnied. and 3:80r1ed for the fiscal sear wi TUE CALIFORNIA'S PRODGCT- The seventh consecutive monthly dividend of tie California’ Mining Company was pzid on the 15Uy and the last bollion ehipment for October ount was made onthe Oth. The operations of saine for the interval have been as follows: 53t Chi., Buriinzton & §.11: Y S el 4 Tilinols Centeal. ' ‘entral Pacifc bonds. 103 Cleveland & Pluisburg. #5% Uslon Pacifle bonds. . 1063 Xorthwestern 33k U. Pac. Jand-grant.. 160 U. Pac. sinking-fund. 85% i TE nONDS. Tennessce 6, old...... 413 Virginia 65, new. 20 Tennessee s new 12! 4ik MisSour! 6. .. 1055 Virginia Gs, old. FORBIGN. Loxpoy, Nov. 25.—Consols for money and ac- count, 850-16. .~ American sccurities—83s, 103%; '67s, 109%; 10-40s, 107343 new 33, 105%. Xew Yok Central, 4B; Eri¢, 9: preferred, 16, Pams, Nov. 25.—Renfts, 103f 52izc. FusXKrow, Nov. 25.—United States bonds— ew 5e, 1013 COMMERCIAL. The following were the reccipts ad shipments, of the leading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Satardsy moriiing, and for the corresponding time Inst year: .S7.560.000 £10,513,800 Tt will be neted that the yiold last month was the Recelpts. - trade. According to the tatistica compiled for the New change. the oxports of Mot prouicts this country, Includ- 1 1875, 10 thve) 193,802,401 613,616,942 o represent the gross weight of the exporis exceptiug of pork. During the same time—XNov 1, 1875, 10 No¥. 4, 1:76—the direct forelgn exports from Chicago were as follows: S i s, Tork. 318,609 1 R York Produce from the gescrai principal ports o inzz Montreal, have been as follows, fgum Noy: Xov. 4, 18781 019,875 Thicse Agures also represcnt the gross weizht of the exports, excepting of pork. According to these figures, and f¢ should be understood that thiey are only an ap- {rosimation, sccording to dlie rerinma madé to the ard of Trde. Chicago exported on through bils of lauiag about 453 per eent of the entire exports of hog froducts from ¢his couniry. OF por we only exporic: lirect about 203 per ceat Of the entire exports of the country, but it must be understoud that the greater Dortfoui of the prx expurted by other cltles is forwand- ed from hiere. snd (n most cases repacked before ship- ment,_Ofbeeun, we exporied direat nesrly 56 per cebt of thie entire exports of the countrr, and It should be auderstood ehat It 1s the clilef artfc1} exported. Of lard, we exported direct a lltile 0T34 per cent of the azgre: Rute exports of thie couniry. The total value of the aggregate direct furelsn exports of hog product from Chiengo during the past twelye months may be safely 6e; Michizan do, 6i4@ oruh Unrolfiia, siiced. 85392 i Califoratn 3-peaches, 133 dsoifes rasplerrics, new, 0@ almonds, Terragona, 18 S5k o e i rench walnuls, 1061 Le: Grenodle waluats, new, 1@ 18c: Brizlla_S4$idc; peuans, L , Texas, Beges Wilmington peanuts, TH673 nuls, Shegeige: African pednus G i3 DosiesTIC—alde: Gyic; Sauthern, 5. trs—Filberts, 12 22 Naples. Walziy EN FRUTTS—Were In o steady: Aoples, St per briz do per ¢ar, $1.35 @L.65: cranberries, culiivated, $10.00812.00 per bri; do wild. § . 0@ : Cali orma pears, shipifug varieties, $..508 cmous, Si. : const ordnges, Su. 3 Parmo do, T DO, PG RUVERIES~The position of the grocery market was essentfally unchuuged, There W restricted demnad for suzurs, n0 one seciniug Lachined toorder n advauce ofiactual current necessfiies. Sirups and molasses continue active and Strong ai the late advance. Cof- fevs ure moving 1airly at Abour steady prices. Spices e lu guod dentand and rule firm. Other articles ro- maln steady. Lelow are the quotations: LicE—Caroiina, G37c: LOULSIADA, SGEMC. Correes—0. G. Jova, 27eve; Java, No, 2, 25 eholce to faucy i I g00d 10 Prime d 223¢e; common to asting, 1 Fapore Java, 23@s2i¢; Markcaibo, G ALS—Patent cat 1af, 14 @ 1:345¢ 11376, it 11:4@ c: extra C, = iges "G No. 2 1ailie; yelow . 1, 103G 1035 cho . T ST0KE Tl 10 3 commop do, 9%s9Hcs N. 0., HH@ piime do, 10a10/4 10%¢. fncreised zeal in the work, Upon the 224 I confurred the Encampment de- grees upon Lwenty apalicants, composed of mem- crs of both Lodges; and immednately after, upon their petition, 1 proceeded to instituie Atahualpe Encampuent’ No. 1, o be located at Lima, the ancient **City of the Kings,” and to install its ofi- cers. The event was attended with much eclat and en- thusiasm—the beantiful Encampment ritaal taking the brothess by storm. When'the work was done, 1 was arafificd with a profusion of promises from brothezs who had grown Inkewarm In the cause, to renew theirzeal in its behalf. Ihave alio been able to enlist some outside influence, which may gssist it preatly. Taking all inall, I have more bope for the Order in Peru than when I visited the country i May, Should the G. L. of U. S. have taken such action as will enable me to institute a Grand Lodge for the jurisdiction, I shall feel that the Order can be placed upon a basis of prosperity and uscfulness in_that interestng country. And ctien we get. the bublication of the Spanish trans- Intion Ishall feel thatwe may safely leave the question of members with time, which year by year must render the army of 0dd Fellowsin South ‘America more and more imposing. 1 stiall visit Antafogusta, in Bolivis, npon my way to Chile, at wiiich place there has been eome talk of “forming a lodge. The English-speaking popalation, however, is vary small, and I have not much hope of thé successfal maintznance of a Jodge atthat point, until the Spanish ritual shall enalie us to enlist the native population. This is also such men as the Democrats might select on their part. ‘Then the Convention should select by lot from these six names a candidate for President. ff the Democrats were successful in securing 2 man from their party, then let the Republic- avs be allowed to sclect a candidate for Vice- President, and vice versa. Then let each Elect- or Eleflqe himself to the others and to the whole Fu lic over his own siznature that he would cast bis individual ballot for the candidates thus chosen. This, of course, would be done at the several State Capitals in pursuance to law. In my judament this course would meet the ufi:proml of all the people. It would relieve all the embarrassments of the ent complica- tions. The politician would be absolved from all pledzes made contingent on the election of eitber Tilden or Hayes. The then constitution- ally-chosen President would be under no obli- sation to any ring or et of machine politicians, - and the people would slip out from under the domination of varty leaders. The new Administration would be {n the best possible position to give us a thoroughly honest Governmcent in the interests of all reforms. 1f I was going to indicate_a policy for this Admin- istration, I would say, Turn ont one-half of the present office-holders, and fil thelr places by postage, etc.. Amerfean, ; 758, ‘Chucago & Alton . chants {n European markets to forward shelr orders di- Erea o5 cxtent n.glected. 1) ving ‘i Y RANSAS 022 Chlcago & Allon FSct 1o thelr Aonts ers, and Nave. (he product Urs | b see mabienes: CLent Baglected. e 1ollowin | yrrived here for that puspose on the 18th ingt. en,—men who are prominently known as dble, AS CITY & DENVER SHORT LINES. 55 i Chased from OTst bands, ' Besldes quite & aumber of | | Fougiax—Dates, @G6)c: gy, kegs. m@ic; do | Lpon the2uth, I visited Callao Loige, No. 2, at y P =7 | Union Depot, West Side, near Madlon-st. bridge, operators in srovlslnnsln(lxe Jeadinz forelgn markels | boxes layer, 14G16e: Turkist prunes, old, GiGeict do- | Calizo, and uvon the 21st, Lima Lodge, No. 1, at | fearless reformers, and possessing the public Ticket Otfces: At Depot, and 12 Ruadofphok. have been {nduced (0 engage n the manufacture of HOg | new, 10GI0%C; ralsius, loyers, old; $1.5041,00: do, | Lima, Upon both occusions I had the pleasure of | confidence; for instance, Bristow, Judze Davis, Leave. Armn Products licre, aud thishis materially ncroaced thG | new: logze Mlustatel,” old,” $1.5032.00; | ud.lressing the brothers, and urging upon them an 1 i 2 < L8 4 e, e fle Z or Jewell on the part of the Republicans, and | RansasCity & Denver Fast Ex. o St Louls & Springneld Ex. SC. Louls, Sprin:ziield & Te: Pkfn and Peoria Fast Expr. Peoria Day Express.. Peoria, Keokuk & Buri Chicago & Paducah R. R.Ex. Stremor, Lacon, Wasi'ton E< [*1 Joilet & Dwigns’ Secouwndat o+ Epecial N. Y. Ex| 00D Atlantlc Express, gai Sl Colehoar Accommodat 1102 m, Night Express...... . §6:100 m. CHICAGO, MILWAUREE & &T. PAUT: RATLRIAD, Talon Depot, corner Madison and C: ieh Office, 63 South Clark-st., opposite Sherman Houde, 204 at Degor. Mfiwaakes Express eWisconsin & sfinge ay EXpress... Wisconsin, Towa, WAl inbes) Sota Express. . Wisconsln & Minnesota Tm—o‘ t9:15p. m.'s 7:000. Alltrainstun via Mlwaukee. Tictets for St. Pail Night Express and Minneapolisare cood eithor vin M 1 a3 Chles, of via Watertown. La Crose. st Winons ILLINOIS GENTRAL RAILROAD. iest since: the work of crushing ore was com- @:thuted ot shout 527,000,000, S Iifornt, loaf drij @702;_Cally & foor e . R Xhe tollowing tableehivics o dotafl the direct foretgn | JEETACCRITOmIASAmAr IOt Ariny, %@705: Qullfor. | true of muny other places ta South America mew | Democrats of prominence and ability.. Lot th €. oot ot Lake Tout of Twonty= e ful, ABwit 0 gt ot §Portaof provisions from Chleago during the pase | M3 NOBSY, Uripe, SUewacs silver drips coduoc good | ([0 00 N0 fvont of o Tnstittion teaceick oY | selestions be made by the Pesident, and not by | DoPO it S o i gy lh Lyeatecond . IS Diocnee wae dn goll. Hhe restrve was CA bilsand tes. 431 { Lard, tcs, 165,030 | Orleans molasses. cholce néw, 7027ac: do prifc, 65 | lofty eentiments of tolerance and brotherkood. the Congressmen. Then let it be understood Toce €rann upon to pay the dividend on the 15th, In g 3 | Lard, racks anid brls 19, 2,7;‘?. do. Eoad, 55 0c: &ar?“ 0 gu}flgfl 45@5003 MISCELLANEODS, v that hereafter no man’s tenure of offive de- L = " esrly 1] gl t wi Iy 1m0} 8 1003 ), 2 o P N ot Riel 7 . the early part of last April the stock was selling i oIy e edlined ity | - SriCes—Allvbice, 10%wl7e: cloves, as&ise, chssta, | . Rousseau Lodge No.d, ut Biel, Germany, dedi- | pended on his support of any party. Sucha | £t pouls Express .. &t 2n average of $90 per :h:r;. thonzh before the @13 per brl, chiedy during the last Balf Rosr. Thete :::@ug o pepper, 104618c; nutmegs, $1.1082.15; Cal- | ‘cated a mew ball a few weeks dgo. . Ensitmn “;ouildus?h ;Bcurel t:’ke approval and ‘;]n— g.‘ma New Orleans’ iose of that inonth it fellto $75. On the day fol- wag very little prewium on cash lots, snd more desfre | ¢80 B 2 oo lorsement of al 2 people that no party would siro an - XK y P Sales wore reporiad | (SoATSafrie Bine, go: Germanmowled, ei@sHo: | Sportan Lodge, of Enst Paw Paw, have just | horecreny 0L all the peopl ey, 10 the pietors Yl and Springtend’ e to aerate in the lopger TutuTes. 3 ol SHE) : o PO i@te; White Rose, 53@ag; Liopal Say procured new robes and canes for their officers. | bolong the spoils.” Such & Conrse Foala quict lusriug the payment of the first dividend, in May. 0 gpecate inthe louges fusirod e White L it realized 350 per share. With the exception of 4 15 T 500 bris seiler te. yede 2t M1 vr eanst | shec Savon Tmperlal, Sato: Golden West. 514 sase et e e e ol ¢ Theb s sonrae would gulet | £lonll Heokas's "2 Jitle spurt in June, when it rose to $34. the firnsfix¥§5’r'§b'fii‘lfl‘};f“gfn“ G Ega.10; and 5 UAV=Wisquletand unchance L. The offerings were | n’,‘e G',,,;,a‘,‘f:,dgg D?'i,,f]m:u?%%afis;x%: :nrbpt%l:p?x%sucnfn?nu neud dlg{fa‘gt‘i:‘i\c ‘l;:‘s'in":; Dilbnsee & Sioix Ef:;f_{ market has been invariably under $80, and for the The market closed taine at 16 85@15.00 10F roend lota; | MMall. snd Limotly was sclibic, but prairie was guier olls. :: "85 | .Giiman Passenger ... 915,60 | Jo. 1 timotby, $11.30 irec on bourd: . Lake Michigan Encampment, of Michigan | 12t€rests of the community. Lo e caslt; £15.8015,55 sefler the month; $13.774 915,80 seller_ille vear; S15.90@15.95 seer January; and 3 16.20 for Februar, €ra Prinic pork was quoied at $12.75, airie, $7.50 No. slough, $6,00. uest, and firm $9.50;. mixed, $8.00u5.50; vpland 7535 s X5 o Sh. o0y HIGHWIN5—Were 1h inoderate req: at the recent decline. Sales were lmited to 100 brls ot CHICAGQ. BURLINGTON & OUTNOY RATLROAW Dejots, foovof Lake-st., Irtfans-av., and Sfxteenty st and Canal and Sixicenth-sta. Tlekes Otfices mort part under §70. Yesterday it was squarely Cown 10 530, the lowest this year, a decline of S10 Cits, are about t0 equip 30 of their members’ in fali watfora AN EXPERIENCE IN BEING ROBBED. To the Editor of The Tridune. L8 5-208 of ‘G 14 O~ of "8~ January and July ol Kiates new 58 of ‘Sl... Untied States currency 8. sird Natjona) Dank. ge Natlonal fiaak .. Lank. e Natlonal Bank.. mixed do, 22 cars rejected do, ‘91 cars no grade (92 corn) ; #¥cars white oate, 4 cars No. 2 do, 15 cars rejected do (23 oats); 15 cars No. 2 rve; 19 cars No. 2 barley, 18 cars No. 3do, 14 cars rejected 26 (51 barley). Total, 315 cars, or 122,000 ba, Inspected out: 13,854 bn wheat, 61,463 bu corn, 5,039 bu oats, 31,492 bu rye, 9,092 bu barley. “The following were the receipts and ehipments of ‘brendstufls and live stock it fhis point during the past week, and for the corresponding weeks ending 28 dated: Nor. 18, v, 27, 1570, 18; 5,100 52, 20453 51100 Bix, 07 elic. Groco hams, e ol acun quoled at 73wz for shoulders, S3(@9Ke Tor ort._ribs, 93{c for short, NG 14 ums, Short ribs, §5(c for sbort clears, 1a@14ic tor GppAsas Won quict at serige. EEF PROLUCTS—Were nteady and qulet at S9.50@ formess: $10.50210.75 for extra mess; and $18.50 YA Loow Wiz quoted at 8 for city, and Sctor conatry ot acsoritog 1 condien’ 20 74O BREADSTUETS. FLOUR~Was In moderate demand, both by home buyers aud for shipment, and former quotations were wellsustained, 1n sympathy With New York, Sales werercported of 325 bris winters, partly at $6.60; 50 brls do, superfines at S4. 2,240 brls spring extras, chiefly at £5.005. bris Luckwheat at $5.802 §.00; aud 0 brls rye flour at $4.00. Total, 2,815 brls. The market closed steady, a¢_cthe following range of prices: Cholee winters, $6.2567.25; medium winters, .ond_Onondaga, fine, e Gicitony, so.2602.00: do aressed, 7@10c orLTRY-Chickens, $2.9523.00; do are: @ per bs turkeys, 760¢; do Gresgd, f@12c; ducks, $2.50 ©:3.00; geese, $7.50@8.00 ik Gz Prairie chickens, $3.50@3.00; partridge, $2.50: quall, $1.23@4¢1.50: mafard ducks, S5, 505 mal ducks, S «1,60: Venison saddles, 10@12c per ‘™. SEEDS_Thnotiy was {n betcer roquest und firmer at S1.55@1.75, the outslde for sirlerly prime. . Clover fold at $6.000G9, 00, prime closing at the outside. Flax was firm at $1,416 4. Hungarfan sold at 6234z, and buckwheat at 7ae delivercd. SALT—Wassteady and In moderate demand. Saginiw and Gaondaga, fine, gritnary coarse, " S1.70; lalry, without bags 3 lalry, with baze, $3.50; ZAstizin dalry: per sick, $4.00; protind alum, $1.40ver Back of 2001bs, “TEAS—Joobers reported a Ifbern} demand for green and Japan teas, but in Oolonzs there was comparatively Uetle llalng. Quotatons renatn as follows: GUNPOWDEI-~ComInon, 0! xood do, 38@49c; medium, $5450¢; zuod do, fine, fH%uhle; flnest, O0@H52; choice, TU@T! cholcest, 85G50: IIIIIIC)'. Sl.tO@I.lfiAnn‘ 8@ —— MPERIAL —COmNI 2 c: good do, 85 3 me- 12¢; 1 do, 45@43c; fine. Indiana last year werc S1933.84: the disburse- ments, S1,251.15. The nssets arc $5,69.24. The total expenses, ineluding relicf, were $18,36.73. The recently-elected officers of the Grand En- campment are_as follows: Grand_Patrigreh, John Morgan, Huotington; Grand High Pricst, George 4. Milnes, Fremont; Grand Senior Warden, Jobn F. Wallack, city; Grand Seribe, B.F. Foster, city; Grand Treasurer, Theodore P. Haughey, city; Grand Sentinel, Clris Toler, Madison; Deputy Grand Sentinel, Joseph S Watson, city; representative to the Grapd Lodge of the United States, Jobn_ . Smith, Gosport; alternate, P. S. Hoflman, Richmond. MABSONIC. DEATI OF DR. DOVE. Dr. John Dove, the oldest Grand Secretary of iece of cconomy, and oue which, it persisted n, will lead to a !)nnrful multlnllm’tionpéf crime this winter. These rascals well knew that they were protected by the obseurity, and that it would be 2 hard thing to identify them in case ol capture. Iadapted my courséto the emer- gency; and came off ‘““with a whole skin,” but finaudally depleted to the extent of about $50,—a sinall sum, but 2 large oue to me. At my request, the robbers politely returned my pocket-book and papers, and, tpon the whole, treated me with as much persoual con- sideration as could have beer cxpected. I for- any comment upon these facts. In Spain the robbers are capital fellows if vou only let them have their own way, which is best when you are entirely at their mercy. Yours, ete., . J. EsAas WARREN INTTMIDATION IN JLLINOIS. ce April, equal to 2 nowinal depreciation of Sheep, No Lurp—~Was ruzhier tatne, and declined s¢ per 100 B 21,530,090 onthe whole number of shares, less | Hides ibs dder ollerings constderably ih €xcess o the depsand, glon, o i Heary Sayles, of Quiney No. 12, is “un- | Cmicaco, Nav. 25.—It ‘seems incredible that | CIirbst.. sat asdepors the dividends.—San Francisco Bullztin, Nov.18. | Highwines. for fture, thougn Liveryool was quoted 64 per ewt HIDES=Wers in fal cngm‘-)d and firm, Folowing | worthy? being under chdrges, thongh he is go- uld be the victim of hieh i s e v 4 Woul, 1bs. higher. Sales v ere reported of 270 tes cash at 59.6875: | are the prices: Green city butchers', C@7c; green ing around * on his Odd-Fellowship.’ one co ¢ victim of highway robbery on Arrive, CIANGE IN COMMERCIAL RATINGS. Poracats, L3s0nes seller Xuember at £8.85; 2750 tos sellcr cra | SuTed, ki and hcavy, Sycidamazed, Ge; partclied, | 108 a oneof the central thoroughfares of this city, | Mafland Express.. - ¢ In cunsequence of the gencral depreciation of | Goul. tons. e, 0L, S, raeGo.; and 4760 fes scller January | e EE e i T ry-saited | _ The members of Gellert Lodge, No. 18, of and yet such has been my experi Hoping | QU&¥a and Streaior Passeni's i rices of all kands of property,ithe C A s, A o TIHUAS, LU, 0.1X0 (s, oThie marketcluged | Lided A0 PEME Oy XN A -pults. | Berlin, Prussia, recently preseated Broth b cen my experlence. Hoping | Rockrord, Dubugue & Stoux & e property,ithe Commeretal | Lutaber, in tame st $9.8590.8:3 't h: $. Dbides, acon skius, 43@30c; green shecp-pelis. h h ¥ b ezalia aey | that the cccurrence may lead to results benefici Ci Aze0ey of IL G. Dun & Co. have decided to make | Shinglcs m Tonih $6.7.36 575 seler the B o e T > insced, tarpentine, | K20y P+ G, With o costly ‘set of regalia and ek e e o reelte beneflclal | p il gy Tl & corresponding change in their ratings of frma | Eaicn Y SO TSI Tor Foltuary. oo | and'vhatc tommained b though Lhere a0 acy | Jewels. othe community, I will brielly give yon the | x3asus Ciey. fear] with capital of wore than $20,000. The change | Roui:o omaze Semand e Towes ices than Solicrewould3e. | demand for liber ot those ols” Weahort'thekeieral | Among the tmposters mow traveling 15 Louts | 7S of the case. pntora Vagsenzer. e Sopm ayplics to capital only, and does not alter the.| Bimphas: ] o B *Shas wire.saooiity | bom 115 degroes st Sussoige o TRGIT fegat éar | D. Comneilus, alns Goldsteis, alias Wogner.aligs | Last cveniug, asTwas returaing home, and | digaiods, Ot & Sircii rating a8 £ ftanding. il g6 00,600 p iwuldets i G for greon ue Prutias o3 | 120, deg, Sh4GTe; Snow wilte, 15) do. i 905 | Cole. He goes not beloug to Humboldt No. 5, | was passing throngh Thirscenth street, be- | Aurorabasscuser. o GOLD AND GREENBACKS. B, b SRSES b JANIS AL 500 boxes long and-| GFSGECXU, M TNGT MR 057 SEiFS 1T | of Yankton, D. T. o tween Wabash ood Michizah avesues, | putorsFasencer (Biniasy o e 30l wa2 10843109 tn greeubacks. e T T Qo By grosp s ut i a8 50 per T0b e tortu s | Dol cocs iy mibieritiaghey, e shepm b2 07 | Bodanseo Lodge, No. 4, ut Comstance, Ger- |1 was suddealy confronted by the | BoUAlE e bes e et 3, Hox Bre ' gold. L 2, orn, e tanTow dayatn s °% | plumbngo ofl,” 6)@70c; niing. 42¢: naphiths. deo’ c cting D this side of the | a few inches of my head an i 9 i e 104 i oats, 722 bu rye. 5,393 bu barley. PN Store gong snore | Sorized: 61 STIvte 5 dhens Jirsinis oty petaral | Adlaatic a8 well, to-wit: Would it not be well | Tnoney of (by Jatorsnee) e nrer 3 nded my | Pownces Grove dccomualis 17 R I e Sight. Sizty any, | | The following grain was inspected into stare in Gk aers. n%,‘ m;m deag-. S 5t iy ceTedhy “&-+ | to have Grand bodics meet biennially instead of glance that f was eutirely in their power, ard | LeIMExITes.. 10:00p. m, 2 T:45 9. o Sas . this city on Saturday morning: 1 car No. 2 white K] 815 | “LOrATOES The receipta were Targer, but previous | aunually? The amount saved in expense would ihat resistance would be irrational and futile. “Ex. Sunday. "$Ex. Saturday. 1Ex. Mondsy. - winter wheat, 29 cars No. 2 N. W. wheat, 1 car PE B R S ot ‘prained for sholee o | be large dn the ageresate; aud it is a serious | There were no poliecmoy nitn e neind watle. = No. T ning, 05 cars Yo, 5 do. 2ienta e oy | Doy 5 BB R Al R nd SO | queatton wlcther U boeli of sl sessions | wes ape s hoBougn P sunalot. There et om XU, AND THI0AG0 LINE, cars high-mixed corn, 29 cara No. 2 do, 1 car new s @10k, a1l horor ands uitt at 83A@O0; | (i’ was fachicr slow At frTepuiar DrICeR” CAoe e 1o i Sperous: (on account of supposed moonlight), 2 miserable E 1602-Cat hatms, BH@10C, all bosed: sWeelplchies hans: The recelpts of the Grand Encampment of Amee Day Express—Puljman -| 125-Room Steeplng Eane 1o New York without chiange. Atiantfe Express — Pl FalaceDruwlug- Room Siecp.| Ings Cars and biote) Cars., 5:080. m.| 8:10p. m. Only line TonnIng the hotel cars to New York. CHICAGO & PACTFI0 RATLROAD, Depot coraer Uhicago-gvy ITabea-s Ticket ontice Wt.‘h’gk-ill’c&nef N o 8:508. m.( 8108 ™ in ‘_:r;;‘}’:’: Pussenger.. 2 PITTSRURG. PL. WAYNE & 0HICAGO RATLWAY \Leave, | ARIR [eare. | A _ Mafl a~ Rxpress. $5000.00; enolcespring exiras, S en s medlun | dlum Siciteiod o 430 5065203 0P T ¢ _ ) $5. 5 DINE extras, $4.621435. M i the Masonic Order in the world, died in Rich- 70 the Edltor of The Tribu; b i 4 B, t s 6 HYsoN—Common, R ,: ic! ne. ‘aclfic Express, . - ilinoleTrncand s ariog ¢ f:'!‘enn;: sfij_&ag'l :g;v‘-;:m:n::;n:zme. sour | medl m, A0l mond, Va., on the 16th inst. His carcer as a [ CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—The people are interested | FastLine.. - Sox o B ety oot 3 Rese four, $.75%4.00. Buckwheat do, $5.0066,00. Jarax—Colimon. oot commen, daae; | Mason was the most remarkable on record. He | In the question of intimidation, which has been | 1o SuBday” excepted. §Dally. fSaturday exceriel PE e ] s S araa qutet and frm at the advance of the | FUSHE; BT o, MUer, (0GIscs inectiedel | was Grand Seerctary of the Grand Lodge of grerclsed n the “Solld South,” in the recont PN racers Insurance Co 118 83 151, previousdas. Sales Included 30 tons at $0.25 per ton | cholcest new Arst plekine, T035e, irgiis - residential election. The right to BALTTH( OHIO {uicoro Gas- Ligkt and Lok 120 e on track, and S9,50 free on board cars. COLOX 63— Comimon, Su0cs Fugl common, wamce; | VirSioia forty-one years, G""‘"d Sceratary of the privilege of voting unmolested l: mexerdaz B¢ | traing le-\-;,""'z.omagfm&sluan nfi%fiéfl'nt a3 orih Chicass foling-Xiils 30 3 g MibpLINas—Saits were 20 tons a¢ $11,00@15. 25 ., 40542c; good medium, 49:x45c: tine, 136503; | Grand Chepter, R. A. M., fiity-eight years, and g este e glory and | “roc.at. Ticket-oteca o Gl LB, fo0t 0f a3 on olling: Miils, 7 e EROrts from New York | pone'SINT Ruen wers maone o e 3 est, 55G58c; cholce, B0x2c: Choleest, 75.480c. Grand Recorder of the Grand Commandery | Doast of arepublican form of government. In | _Grand Pacliic, and Depot (s postcish Dotiiiag). Celumet & Cileaso BOGE €517 for the weeks ending as dated: CoRy-M. s coarse at | WubD—Ivas firm at §9.00 1or maple: $7.00 for beech, ™ | this State, I beli i Fulimen Peiace Car Co., ex-div.. T8 s LA LN $17.00 per ton on track. and $5.50 for slabs—all delivered. . - thirty-one years; and in nll that time he never | Dis State, L believe, the laws will nos allow a Leave. e st : S SR TR | v T mller more et ang aeegeay | SO0 e, St st motete, . the | 1,30 Sinple tssion of ang of themn Dy, | thiel 0 bo arrated Tor steling i b i ~pata m L e ‘TFrour, b lofes 117 falals | stronger. The marketadvanced Ic per Lu, and closed | S0FK LAy Beld ot quouations: Fieceo-washed, gne Ric 8 exercise of this privilege, and so hizh Siap: m: Cuok COuNLY 7, due 183, Beg 4 Whieat, bo. TSROt Tl arone | Sler st %o abovo tie lafes prices of Friday. The | waticd fe heavy tolisht, S0esics o 6ree and . | DOV WAs bora in Richmond, Sept. 2, 1792, ang | exercise of been placed ipon it In the Nort | ook County 75, due 1690 107 Corn. ba, o ehon el Al 139 48550 | publlc tajegrams guoted Liverpool stronz. and cargoes | Gluim, 208ics fab-wahod prime, 1004561 4o pocw to | belonged to the old school of sccomplished Vir- orn States generally thas orscan the Rorth- | =5 o Sl t:?;.fi:‘:&.’,’» g;e fi: 15 7 A buttle containing a choice assortment of grass- Rstade fll;:%fimnfly\":fi:&:’l:fifim?o?nd nld\nntg £004, #inia gentlemen. For more than sixty years of | ig ;:unfssh%ce\ u\i‘- 'vsm{:fisfff,fi;gfm“hb S fors, ¥ =y C 8 i ¢ _with 3 fafr consuming an £1 - ¥ - € gen- | CHI( ROCK hopper eggs from Western Jows was exhibited on spreilalive demand, but New Yors was afterardy TELEGRAPH. his life he was an active and valuable member of | eral ontr:u;enug rascality lately mfic”é'a Dtpt?ne %\g’ncru( \'Elfig ‘n‘nupiqxgégnnsg.m%o&lg oitice 56 Clark-st., Sherman House. “Arrive. pradtibe by the South upou the colored voters chalicnses the atteation of every citizen who values the futare of the Republic. not you give us the Omaha, L o laww which sarronnds the voter In free {liihols, s | QRAbLesvenwth & Atch & the pulilic mind ought £ be posted, as this oate | Mihs Eeommolation rage i3 spread on the record for future army- | =—=—= 08 Cicacy CIty 7 per cents—1590 or later . (sewenige) eveesranans -0 10616 Chiczzo Clty 7 per centé—1694 or Tater (water). . .- 100k Cuifexyo Cify certificates. 6 per cent (0ld) 95 Chiesgo Uity certificates, 7 (old), past “due. 'Change Satarday. The land is 8aid to be full of Jored dull. which caused the laser weakenlng here. them for & strelch of very many miles from the | LASTeCelpte of the day were fair, aud tho-cof the i cuk st h i e . T 4 eek iy exceeded by the shipments. There was i T 8 good disha here sariy’ on eastdrn ORlers. e miss eadly enongh to fill one of the vials of wrath we | D4}1%Made on Westera account. and most of them by ey A Ll home talent. "\ Shipiers took hold but sparinzi, th tradlng belng cliedy tor forward delivery. Thejower the medical profession, and at one time was President of the City Gonneil. MISCELLANEOUS. Wadhams & Roundy have an order for a full §°° of official aprons for the Grand Chapter of owa. Leave, | . FOREIGN CITIES. Special Dispatch to The Tribune, LIVERPOOL, NOY. 25—1133) &. M.—ELOUR~N0.1,2 No. 2, 238, cifesso City ecriiica : The recent decline in the price of spll Fra los were, Bawerer. active tb the esvent o SO Chivago City certiticates, tax 1876 price of splelts has | £ % andarm. 1t how Iooks as 5t g Grars—Wheat~Winter, No. 1, 105 2 g = o Shae called out » better demand. It in reported that | recosts of No. 2 will be sarsied hark tho OG0 | GEARCWHeat—Winter, Yo, An elegant apron was presented to Brother | T aby " Rzineg DARE NAVIGATION: ter 1o ind employment for Chicago capiai and st 1, 115 [The law provides that if any person- ¢o- GOODRICES STEAMERS. orders were here Saturday for fully 5,000 brls al- Nb. 2, 108 6d; club, No. Buell, P. M. of Blaocy Lodge, by Apolle Soutli Park T~&hort.. i late Westera speculatfon. Seller January opened at aeavol rocure the vote of anv elector by For Milwaukee, e1c., dally (Sandsys excepted) “""{"‘ 101 3 . €1 y (Sandass ex cohol for export. 11454, Lut only one ot two xales wers moue 28330 i £ S1.148 3 below | N0. 1, 26334 Lodge, Thursday evening. viol oy 9z m e leading » - { SL.13 advaaced to $1.15%. fell back 5, < : lence, or threats of violence, he shall be fined | & g The leading produce markets were again irregn- | & SHIo, Tell vack to 1.1 Provisioxs—Pork, ATLof the Baker famly, of Wankegan, were | Hot cxcceding 31,000, or imprisoned not morg | i Lamstes b s n ursday osm, cidsed ot S1. 164 . <. December <old st i Livezeoor, XNov. tian one year, or both. But the law does mot The brothers are promi- Jar yesterday. Hogs and provisions tended todull- | 114, Closng 5t S1.18(: aud meios Brs ok i i .14, 133 it = n the ity last week. ness, wheat was irm. barley active and heavy, and | ¥28 nominal_ SIUSMGLTIL clostng ag | Lard. 538 2 t M d old-time sii seem t ide against intimi = BROKERS' other bresdstufls eshibited littl ze. The for- | Si1%, Cast No. 2 winter reccipls, closed “gt | ‘LirerpooL, Nov. 25—Evening.—Cotros -Firmer, | BENt Masons, and old-time singers. ooy Lo provide against intimidation to keep an v STE o . ittle change. The for- and No.” 3 at SL03 In ordi Joseph Sherwin, 33d, met with a serfous acci- dlectar from yotiug.—Ep. OCE{E\VSEE:}’V'IEV.{X:{‘ASAW Ty | butnot quotably higher, at 67-16@65%d; sales, 12,000 2 | bates: epecnlation and export, 8.000; Amerlcan, 4,000, nznnsrcrrs—«;mum Wheat— California white wheat, 108 64@108 8d: do. club, 1038111 ; No. 2 B O e e e a1 No, 2 10 1053108 34, Flogr—\Westcrn cano) 5.’ Corn— houses.’ Cash_soies were reported of 1,800 bu X 11,200 b No. 2 4o i S Qe 1% the outside fn Nurch. tal, 91,600 bu. e i eign markets were firm on grain. and New York wasdull. We note that the reccipts of the week hare been about equaled by th®hipments in wheat and corn. dent Wednesday night, falling on a broken side- walk and spraiulng his ankle.” He is confined to his house, but hupes to be out soon. v ——— City 7 P ct. bonds.. CitF 7 # ol sewerap oty 7 ¥ o D Gons D5 (10LR). Lot Do ok BELLADONNA IN SCARLET-FEVER. £ To the Editor of The Tridune. No. 18 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, NoV. 24, " AMERICAN LINE, PHILADELPHTA AND LIVERPOOL. Cabin, intermediate, and steerage passsge THE \'QLU_!!l OF BUSINESS. The uncertainty attending the political contest must hute alocte] t! volume of husineex more Jobbers of dry-goods were fairly busy yesterday, ‘both the city and country trade ordering with con- siderable freedom. Values were not subjected to any pronounced change, ruling steady and firm. Groceries were in googt demand and were firm. Su- gars were ordered with more reserve thin were the «other staple articles, the high prices lately estab- lisked tending to réstrict the demand. There was a arze demznd for siruds af the rezent advince. WINTER WHEAT—Was In fair juest, with no Ins, exceDL50- DG white witer, Which soid st 5 STz free on board car. MixyesoTa WREAT—Was in fair request, and ad- yanced e, Sales werc 4,600 bu_No. 2 8t $1,14%;, and Jodog bu by sampic 8¢ S1.15@1.16~thie outslde free on car. SGORNovas dull and weak especlaly for cach and November deltvery, which deciined e, while the longer fatures were about Y lower. Landon was auoted firm, and Liverpool steads, but” New York was Terorted dull and easler. Our T6RUIPLA WO OIS e eTAA, TR N2 SI0CK? (N ATOTC ADBEST to have decreased . CHrx I, Western. mixed, 26: s3d. Oats—Americar Usads 64, Barley—American, 35 6d, Pear—Canadion e o Grover-Seap—Americun, 50435, TrovisioNs—\iess Pork. 71% - Prime mess beef, 858, Lard-American, 525 Bacon—Long clenr, 435 613 short clear, 44s €d.. 2 TALLow Ameritan, 4240d. - PETroLECA-SPIICs, 118: refired, 19%d@105(d. Lissnen Oriris. : f Coxox Lixsis—3 9d: do pale, 14s. SPLEITS TORPENTONE- 25 Lixp Orshe. American and English Translatiops. * London Ezaminer. The Spectator comments severely on the New York Herald for asserting that to the United States belongs the honor of having given to the world the best translation of the Odyssey, the divine comedy, and Goethe's “Faust,” The Spectator observes that it does not know what s meant by translations of the Odyssey and the divire comedv: that it consklirs Hayward's —1I speak for mysclf (and I belleve many Lun- dreds of homeopathic physicians will echo the gentiment from every part of the Eastern and Western Hemispheres) when I state that it will be sad indeed if the public shall be persuaded to abandon the practical demonstrations, and 1m:;m. du\: the crucial tests, of ffty years ‘past in relation to th i - 7 virtues of belladunia in Sear bi-farelr v AT LOWEST RATES. General office, 138 La Salle-at., corner Madison. 4 HL AL . Western Azent CUNARD MAIL LINE. Eailing three timesa week toand from Britisd Ports. intmz‘st Prices. o et al 'om| &, , northwest corner ciaand Randolphosts., Chichzo. P. H. DU VELNET. General Weatern Ageak