Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1877, Page 6

T . ; 77— EN PAGES. . 6 & THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1877—SIXTEEN S : i 5 "‘ciffifi',:‘,‘fi;i:“é%:\"ahflw 2 1 The following were the aggregate shipments since Dakots,” N. C. Weat— & 22 GOSSIP T fully attired ladics_with children attended by | the sofa, and plastered with flour and sweetoil | RINANCE AND TRADE. e T ol b o e i AU Y St FOR LADIES. servanis, two or thrce pretty American girls | wntil icTaoked Jike badly prepared searccror. 1 aconme B 8. =l é e | bR, wit S g, ¢d OV i 2 2 avi i 803 %;_ 078, 107%; " % ow—Ste: THGTIC, sat around. the room and glanced over books s willing to make an afli 101-%25%9;1,;:':;;‘ tic: o \'e:; ankn c’m; 23 | aructes.| Bris. | Tierces| Boxes. | Pieces. ,,,',&,'M, TaLLOW—Steaily'at T ll.‘nns - E—~Firm at MaEiges T T S and newspapers Lo rulieve the_tedium of wait; edi + i is. | ing. The manicure’s operations were performe Pedicures and Manicures in Paris. | 18 B e o or i scistur 2 fug and rubbing e s haud after hand depar A IUGILY ROMANTIC STORY. B 1n 2 much more_beautiful condition than when Teniite Juie, The Modern Low-Necked Dress—A Wom- it was brougnt there. ¢ lenzery | 1is ot often that faie blewses aman with B an's Great Sorrow. After o tedious waiting my turn at teRIUL | such entire completeness as happened in the . The follawing were the receipts and shipments | Hocks...| 1. WuisEY—Steady azSI. 19, A tul T wetchl snyealf Ly e s | case of a New York journalist a few months a20- | The Produce Markets Irregrmlar--Pork | of theleadingarticles of produce inthis city during 71 other paciages lard and 5,113 do_hams. 1\.»_;'1’ H - tan e, o, die was'a fine-looking fellow, handsome and dis- and Lard Unscttled—Heats . | the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on | Mess PoLR—\Was rather quict, aad very frreula Jo CoL Flem domytus decce, 3335761 pulled, g Saturdiy morning, aud for the corresponding | This monh's dellveries declined 50z per brt andreacted | *NE RPN i e L, barn-door that he witl let the women be just as : » awkward as they choose. Negotiable Paper in Demand-== | 19u; ric, 12: preferrca, 121, 4 " PaRis, Oct. G.—Rentes, 103f 353c. Financial Circles Moder= ately Active. COMMERCIAL. S| Tonzues.. CutzzsE—yuiet but irm at 7212%c. FrioVISIoNs—Fork stronser. and closed eafer; mess, S1435 Beot quics: Wescern tons Gees ooy * ard fiem; closed dull and Towers prime sieas’ i o | Of lier trade. - These were scissors aud knives Yhenghtfulness of a Husband--A Highly Romastie | o¢ ;' fally rilie tri @ of | tineuis vith us con of Bohemian- &t ¥ shape specially devised for the trimming of | tinguished, with just that soupcon of Boh ase, while fatures foll off sbouti0c, T was uader- | oo 5 o htd o . Si sngt = A i - 25 c. cr- d, wnd unchauzzed. - Ingot lake da 4 Story by Jennie June. the nails, u&gg,l ugxla;xcm;ezs. a L'Qfx}l ) :’“;"fi\?; ism in his appearance that takes with women. Steady. 2 time logt year: oot a ooa sy of the Oetobes shoets havenean | IEISc: P ook it Inat laie dall and s == 9 Tonvel o Tmen sumbrin a bit of Jeimon, and vari. | Ona cortali fortunate m“"’]'f"g he “"‘Stfic;‘zitg Teecelptr. Shipments. uletlysetled of tho markstat $15.02. Sales wero ro- Snericat, $16.00620.00; Ttusals shestig, 105 11s 5 7 & iy ) & s report the - ething or othel " T orted of 2,750 bris selier Octob it $14.5%514.90 X adys %0: ol 955505 JULIET-~20 . S IpslE droon Wheat Excited---Corn Steadicr-=sA De- 1877, | 1676. gwbrhsellcr}lnrcmhmn:s c ;)"fl;';mimm*lcm Stendys cut, $2.00; elnch, $4.2355..5; o bris seller January at ons polishing powders and sweet smelling un- v r oL O o T _pomndes. railroad, wiose President was o man of - very large fortune, and wiose wife, much younger cline in Qats and Barley. &Xf,‘é:: ".f?. year ut SI12.80@1L8T)n; and 4, $12.86@18.00. ‘Lotal, 8,750 brls. The mari Eame ot $14. 75 sciler Octuber or round lots snot guents in the forin of ruby colored D itiscarly yet! Siay, Remeo! THE GAME OF DRATGHTS, Eee, it is not quite ten—and yoa would go! The tirst step in her proceedings was“to was fEe fort i O ot the eraber W ¢ ¢ off the finger tips carcfully, then to dry them, | than himsell and very beautiful, was among e, 1do remember when there scarce was need e I S e vese oointe | most conspicuous of the guests. Our journal- Gt . @14.00, for Movember: 31280012 2 weller the ears 5 ‘Prime mess pork was quoted ot $11.75712,25,and ex- | Communications intended for this Department ist, nct troubled with bashiulness, was pre- . 3 sented; maturally, as journalists aiways do, he | Iake Freights Advancing—Movement of [ made bimself erdeable. The lady was Produce During the Week. 3 forit, tra prime do at $9. ed to T . LamD—Waa In hetter demand and stronger for de- ‘.’f"c‘.‘m:"“lfi"““”d to PaETrieuNe and indorsed Uivery now, or lntime to fll Octoher #ales In New ABEREr: York. while the more defcrred dellyeries were easicr. CHECKER-PLAYERS' DIRECTORY. Tourge royeo; spots or vther stain upon them. — Then she clip- approved ree, T wish you'd stop that screamin; ped and trimmed the nals into the s s i filbert shape. nelther too short wor 0o oz, nor 1. corn. Bis. 1!l come 10 when I'm ready—not before ! . , ort kb o N 100 pointed nor 100 broad; the * half moons™ | pleased, the attraction, to a certain extent . cor e P (Shewill nothear mell T very carelul 2t the base of (he nails were mently brought into | Was mutual, and, by a singular stroke, 3 T = £ mleate s L0476 1,240,878 | O T g o o rore roportod E Closing the door.) . clear light; all *laug nails™ were amputated; | Wast have come from the hand of Destinv it- FINANCIAL. Beet; brl of 1,00t cash (sumincr) at $5.65; 2,730 tes for Octo- | Atheneum, Nos. 63 and 65 Washington street, What if my father knew about this? Oh! and after this she rubbed a coral colored po- [ S¢lf, the railroad magnate shortly after vlmld & {::’-5’ ,xh.m_ s ‘i’f’» her ictxsrfii“léééniu %fii‘fi,‘;flfi,’“‘:fls&’;’@“"‘ PROBLEM NO. 54, bt rl e 1t He toand ook made of a delicious auor upon the nails wnd the | leaving bis young and tair widvw Lo WOUID &0 | with getisity In mercantile circlesthronghoutthe | Taflow, 53 o dSh U2 | Yota). 9,750 tes. The market closed aulet at 4.0 for | Eading from game beiween Mesars. Mantrxs ad E here'd be some lively times if he found on upper. part of all the fingers, After allowing | be comfortcd. Our journalist thought he could | /000 F00 = 0 F ter transactions, the banks 118,625 | round lots cash $5.65 do_seller Octover: % 54,25 McCosrEY. That you were on this door-step, Romeo, this to remain a little while she wiped it off | 40 noless under the'circumstances than write ¥y eastng counter Lrans! d o4 s 2 | selicr the year; dud S3. 4, !cllch-.\x‘m»‘_; (Contributed by Dr. W. M. P Beyond a doult. azain, and scattered upon the nails a golden | letter of condolence, which was answered b A cm;uxme t:; exhibi the almost cuuxl.m lc;:_vr) spec- Lo F TS erk quict and unghianget, Thefs e ¥ i CELL.) < brow ‘ ‘hich she vizorously rubbed | little note, intimating that, after the lapse of 4 | tacle of a discount businese that is nothing more e ey thar Fhie oy ur Mo i Rk, brownish powder, which she _vigorously rubbed , the lady would be pleased to bave | than moderate. The finaucial requirements of the i o’ prepare. 1t Tor amibimcat. Sates were soportet o bx3 snoulders av 67 bxs’ do reller December az » Bat go not set—be'll not be home till late. rownish p " igory e s e with the whololenzil of her powerful forelhv-| PIRRCLINAY &8 8 MR Mhon onve, antl, | Yusness commnitits have boen Ngktiso for durine Highulu You must! Step tishtiy, then, or I'm afraid gt s i N ore B0 Someone willlicar son. So, zo0d-isht gogd-nigt | oy o e o aid e the | filtves bionths after the acath of the husband, | (o prosent scasun, owing to the largo private cap- | J4ehIbs (ot lond e etayed ) Dails were shown with that beautiful gleam up- | Proposed to the widow, was accopted, wtid WIE | a1 pgssessed by the firms to which the great bulic | Goal. tos . LotuM. W. | on them, that pearly piukness, sceu i the in- | W0 were married. What is a little siuglf | o 410 trado has fallen, and to the growth of the | JI2stous, s the pedi- | about the aifair i, that be never ingui cash and shori-time style of doing business. The 2,000 Ibs short ribs at 8c: 20,000 1os lonys clears at THe; 200 bxs do At 8¢; 100 bxs do seller first balf De- cember L G3o: 1,000 tcs sweet plckled hams, selierNo- vember, on private terms: 100 bxs pork strips al 7ifc: 100 bxs bacon do at 8c. The markes closed at the fol- %35 | Jowlog range of pric . terior of some delicate sea-shells. d ingateut {ED DRESSES, y : s manipulations | the amount of the lady’s fortuve, and was % 3 ot Y Showt- Stort fong Shor s o e o e ad h oreoy Bl bt even | considerably astonished ou the day of the | last two orthree duya have seen indications of an | = = =4 Tibs. clents. clears, Tiis cstery 1 Taghi hid £ ,,r)_ ter degree advantaged an ugly one. weddnr to be presented with_sccurities repre- | increase in the offerings of mercantile puper, and Withdrawn from store during Friday for city | frec o 2 84 tisamystory howany' {ashion eo Lideons or-y in g gren e s 1 senting $1,750,000 in vaiue. This amount the | the banks espect mnore liberal patronage this month | consumption: 4,177 bu wheat, 2,124 bu corn, | Bosed. 8% Octobe! T “Guoted at'sc cash: The manicure, like the pedicure, charze 0 P her awn Tooms. | Jady desired to endow him with aud make Dis | than Jast. The demands of the country for the | 1,000 bu onts, 1,236 bu rye, 520 bu barlgy. Tongz and 3 1 s - .oz and s came in. it infallivly diminishes the height. | \0) o) e dia the visiting fier price was S1. That | oWh by right. but (he """‘.!'““1"’5_ J::mfilfi loan of city capital bave continued very steady for | The following grain was inspected 1nto étorc in | October: €3(c for Desombe There was nothing approaching it in bareness of | co found her business lucrative was suflicicntly :hwl"w : wfusml“tg ot “lm"-flm"u“ Whole | many weeks,"and. although rediscounts have uot | this city on Saturday moraing: 1 car No. 2 red 'u"”""‘" fltier atieCage: foug cut haius, < 5 o b TS ftics 1 inedt o S . 5 ) Vel g0 share: 5iste e ¢ v veek " " - i e sweet-plek 104.c11tc, Grees . Gesigu. in poverty of invention, or opportunitics | fndicated by lier handsome rooms wnd lier | even o sares, | lie insicted that the WAOL | ween quite s0 bieavy this weok as lust, they are not | winer wheat, G cars No. 3 hard wheat, 53 cars | L wesy K ian WU clie” Grech naity materiatly betow the average, No. 2 do. 41 cars No. 1 spring, 248 cars No. 2do, [ d3f8 for Decemuer, 4} ugi i 5 * o o) e 3 vas almost as for indecen in the duvsof the finest cos- | prosperous appearance. She was al sent only to be the disburser of the moneys ex- on THE 6579 Ly Rates of discount were S@10 per cent at the | 56 cars No. 3 do, 12 cara rejected, 2 cars no grade | shises slbe Seohie ot Besrs Sirares SIS, E4age for d. and 7¢ for Janut o unmeaning as the modern low dress ever tieu . Sous for a sitting. s " cha fine lady, in respect to clothes, as_some y ¢d s ¢ tumes,—I had slmost said in any previous age. “)’;‘:l‘:‘r‘:_"l'g;,]“d"'“sr,m as very independent, | pended for their joint use and benviit.” The c There havg been many corrupt fashions, but [ F 5%e R0 00y ertais omer urri happy air sailed for Burope, and a letter re- | banks to regular customers. Ou the street good | (479 wheat); 61 cars high-mixed corn, 219 czrs | all.canvased und pu - hey have been almost alwzys piciuresque ones. | Spond at the door-sill looking about at the wait- | cerved trom him the other day trom .Vevay, call loans are negotinted ut5 ver cent, and first- | and 28,400 bu No. 2do, 36 cars rejected do (316 | S EN FrOBULES- KIS 4 15 and aulet at $10.00 10 the sixteenth and teenth centuries ¢ said to him: S\\'Héurl;u\;l,c iu:;u;ml L’lxlna:l..” ll;:::n]):[: Lt e s time loans at 67 per cent. corn); © cars No. 1 oats, 21 cars N gl,‘ uiu{"ifi'}"“: TV ST Ry Sy Bt the Count, impossible totake | Was the **happiest dog alive; The country orders for currency are lighter. cars No. 2 oats, 4 cars rejected o, 4 cars no grado | Saish- AT IAME o eride tor cley, and TH@ {he women were sufliviently decollte. for such a d R Ehat s wifo was the best and most charming womau i the | New Yoreschange was sold between baaks ot | (51 oatey; 1 ehr Mo 1 cyer 1 paes S| pranon g book 10 be published as * A Just and Seasonable | you before an ship counts i g oman in th Reprehen .'m of Naked Breasts and Shoulders,™ 'fi,r much—! one must be | world; aud Vevay the most enchanting spot in | . @S1.00 per 1,000 discount. cars rejected do, 1 earno grade (17 ryey: 3 pitla prejuce be lichond iastors andthey Were | justtodl). Toasprar must Bullhe for yous | Hhsupherse. . The clearings of the Chicago banks during the | Xo. 1 burley, 37 cars No. 2 do. 26 car . 3 do. BREADSTUFFS. o enth century; buz then, i w o ) answered. 1 ain o- o T No. s 4 No. 2do, 2 . 3 — . 5 rett ot ot bl i, (e SES WG Cover | i o ety cis GYeDINE o islt.” ; YEMININE NOTES. past woclk ure reported as follows by ManagerD. | 50 curs extea do, 30 cars foed (120 barley). *Total | oitivc yug i mariet was s shade. Bt me eslons o cdto the clbmv,—the whole effect gas not <o | "5 ]'om desolated;” replied the compassionate | The safest way to rid yourscif of sour wife's | It lale, of the Chicago Clearinz-House: (1,000 cars), 414,000 bu. Inoected out: 424,406 | pricas, the advance In wheat sirengthentos the views scanty and fleshly as the modern low neck and | mapjeure, rubbing away with Era L"ll&,k§ffl|uu55 female Iriends is to make love to them. Canindgy, Bglances. | buwheat, 253,083 bu corn, 85,364 bu onte, 1,005 | of holders. The trading was chicily local. Salcs were back, and shoulder-stra of manser on the finzer-nails of ane of the pret sii ki d e bu rse, 29,641 bu barley. reported of 00 brls winters, chiefy at $6.256:7.00; 100 By 1L, J. Cook, Ienry, but wliat.will you hiave In Nevada you can gret a divoree for 35, and a The following were the receints and shipments | bris winter supers at $1.50; 665 brls spring extras, | Black men on 3, 3, 10, 21, King on 25. partly at £5.20,25.90; 20 hrls spring superfines at $2.75 | M.hite men on 12, 13, 16, 19. Kings on 11, 18, Thyis last fashiou must have been introduced | y American ol gradually. Some leader of fasbion who had | & coneluded, taking time to 8 ‘White to mova and win. aive him shrug. | persccuted wan asks lumsclf, “ Why build the Beautitul shoulders thought ita pity they should | "o g vers astonishingly and n of breadstuffs and live-stock at this point during viticently- | fires any lonzer? ¥ i "195 | @3.60; 75 brls buckwheat and 25 brls rye flour on the past week, und for the corresponding week: i Pl PORAIng Weeks | 1 iiate torms, Total, 1,765 brls. The market closed - = e E with the following as the range of prices: Cholce | TO CORRESFONDENTS. Bloom unscen, and_may have pushed down the | qrossed lady who swept in, followed by a | oo e . hierh rdingly. Well, if youare uot | Jittla page in boots and buttons, she spoke so My opiuon is,” said a philosophical old coneluded the social status of | lady of much experienceand observation, *“ that gt eoss oo iiby g i, i Oct. 6, Sept. 29, to favorite branas of winters, S7.0057.25; good C. J. D., City—Problem accepted. ARIN N c . cein 177, to prime brands of winters, $0.0066.50; cholec to | . A. ., Macon, Mo.—Commiunication duly - 1877, 80,1 our neck, a dr v is_not tely; far from i would be fol's naturaily falling in a pretty | fusion of ri form, nearly norigontally. ~ Probably at first the | ~ e Ty lie exclaimed, petulantly; actual shoulder-joint was Lidden; then, as the [ «glways vide in_the Bois first, 1he rage for sulf-display increased, and as the jadies | yapjcure after. Think you that does not want mulated each other iu it, the dress 2ot to be | g eat, a manicure? I cannot do your hauds to- | tq a. eatirely off the shoulder, and possibly the false | pivht, The present company finished, 1 die. & Principals, not men.” hurizoutal pleats round the shoulders of our | Not o finger hiail for me MOre to-night,” o e pledde e ¢ dok. gt pledded | - Tlushand—¢ That Leastly dog. T eaus enter | ZePletiien, IR0, 1t beomes morw eleac that | Fiour, uris. rudely that W fine 6oring, $6.5067.00; falr to good spring, $5.503 | acknowledged. 6.00; low spring;, $3.004.00; falr to good Minnesota ¥ springs, $6.0030.50; cholce o fancy Minncsota springs, | Cr 2 We, Chelsea, Mass.—Glad it is all 0. K. $7.0057.50; patent springs, $7.508.50; low grage, | E. A. P., South Evanston, TIl —Your new *e. $3.0043. rye. $3.25@3 7. vice for recording games ™ shall have attention in Buax—Was quiet and a3aln stronger, being quoted | Our column soon. It is certainly novel to say the scarce. Sales were made of 20 tons 6t $9,75 per tonon | least, and will interest oar readers. track. p :EENTNGS—Snles were made of 10 tons at $7.00, CHECKER ITEMS. v not quite sq real as her pro- :n;’:.lm as dies upon washing-day dvesitout |, o5 el O SR T e 15 AGs Wb e 3 0.7 summary of the clearings of the banks of the prin- Iady has just been appointed principal of a | cipal cities, says that ** during the month of Sep- chool in Delaware. From which it s fair | tember business was remarkably good in spots. sume that the motto of the Trusleesis, | While some localities "gained largely, others lost, even in comparicon with the notable dullness of | ~ghrpmento— September, 1576. It becomes more clear hat | Fiour, wrls apen Joos miothers in their girlish days were the remnauts, =1 am roing to a tine dmner-part, n| un tion, of tiie nawural folds. Then the | g0 suppliant. the room without bis biting my lezs.” Wife, d ¢ ! Corte the aker soon yearned for a | el then, if yourcally haveabsolutenced—" | peusively—* Poor little creature; be is so utel: | €30 et uiscern is due o the marketingof an exeep- | Gore’ yu- and 10 tons at $14.00 per ton. Mr. L. B. Starkweather, of Loston, and for- 4 i tionally lurge crop of grain. In the Southand | Eive," bu. CORN-MEAL=Sale was reported of 10 tops conrse at fwly of this city, wasa visitor at the Athenzam st wee prising are of warment, and the loose Berthe grad- | 5, kome of let amons ourselves at | lweut.’—french Paper. n o o < Southwest, including St. Louis, proofs of increaced | Farier: hu- wally hardened into the plain, tight, low bodice, | fhe jdea of any one being in +absolute need ” i \apoE say is poi ith a still harder aud more unmeaning tucker | of havinzherfimil- nbbgd. of\faffi;!;fig"l{‘Zfifcid)S\’\"’Afilléussgfi(}r:)"!&l:{f ?.‘,‘} sctivity are lacking, sud recent storms have ren- ). ru;l“,l:t;u!]l « Imperatise!™ eried the Jady. © loving woman live, the buss'll be in fashion, | dered the prospect less clear. East of the Alle- |4 blacic string. from whldi we so long have | How they setiled it I did not wait to sce. But | ang in demaud.—awkeye. ghunies business improves wherever the grain go.s ered. he sleeves slruuk shorter and | hos often struck me t to tne % = in larger quantity, namely, at New York ana Bal- 1erter, srom the elbow rich with rutiles to the | pyris pedicure and manicure th: 1t is'supposed that Charles Francis Adamsac- | o= 0%, o B LT Chere else, The ir round Lell siceve, then o degencrate Variations | 1,cinces might |'¢ done—at any rate quired his cold, fngid. appalling reserve and I 4 erens sc. The iron " bauteur by studyinz 2 woman clerk i a dry- | aod coal business make little progress, unless the $16.00 per ton on track. ! ; < R AT—¥as aciive and stranger. The market for s & Frusx champlon of, Miungety bas fatures advanced 134¢, and closed 1% 1tic above the | Shoned hisplace of resldence from Matley to Taiest prices of Friduy, while cash wheat closed 1¢ higher ety Tout Hoars pre clously, The fritish wariers | The drausht editor of the Dispatch ** promises Were QuOLEA S1cady, bl Cargucs oh passuze were fim. | any player west of Bhitdelphia a new hat if thoy d New York wias stroug, while our recelpts were | wiil come to Providence and defeat two pla; . Lut far exceeded by the shipments. 1t had been | that are under 20 years of e, \erily, this o ed around the previous. jtternoon tit 'the | 1ol hover consing wondere: Evennschan) marset would t up by locH tales Tew Les 5 Teved It The Opond Srone raweree "axl | under 20 vears of aze who has learned o thumb the 1910 585,650 5 e opened strong. o of it, till it narrowed into a finzer-wide founda- | o sn £ the feel ' —by oal b o 8 pro SonJoe s adlases, qut beisbls Bhally e | of woinen fi our Jare Aimerd Gpivial. | e store SN RON S EDAG £OStOET: s ‘:nng\u::mrm‘nl«"w 2t thor has be 2 el thien the shorts bean to il frecly, e mov be- | checlers over the board is rezarde a prodizy! detestuble strap. e o Iy if they bad first ained a pra-tical knowlede | It was a Boston man who went home carly jo | IProvemont. ' On the Paeifc coast thiore has been os aletter from Adelnide, Australia, | coming: more active when Tt Was Koown (it cash | A new aransht club bus been. formed 1y New Amain. observe the unmeaningness of the low- <t vy carly and long-continued prac- | the morning, and, meeting the sad, reproachful | 13r2¢ advance of late, but only recent gaifi in com- | dated Auz. 9, which says. **The growing crop | Whieat was aaln In ood demand by snippers, though e it the following Fosolation aod iy ne-k fashion. . Our mothers wore low dresses | gice in the 5 . y i “w . | parison with last year's operations. But the North- | Jooks v i indeed, water freights were stronger, The differcace between . 3 ) I oy Jonee, Thes know it ¢ tice in the nursery. o) wized, My darling, Ithink | P! d ok A looks very promising indeed, and, if the season | ¢y and sciler the month beiog narrowed down £o. 1 autached: and-Lare urius a Bty "i‘ |~"L W I Lhelr sl 5 _ you'll be surry for this when you git shober.” west, and cépecially Milwaukee, Chicago, and | ends as well s it bas begun, we shall probably have | at oue time gave more coafl to exporters, while Ressted, That we. the undersigned, agree to be- and arms were Leautful, they would A WOMAN’S GREAT SORROW. g Kansas City show a real and large improvement. | from 8,5Qp,000 to 10,600,000 bu wheat available | the steady cafl fur sjjor, with the fact that our st come tiembers of ¥ checker clud n New York City un- 1 by daylight a5 by candle liaht: if Duanbury yercs. Since the introduction of *female Postmas- | sy Milwaukee, especially, owing to the short oro; tie s store apjear to bave slightly decreased during the | defruledand by.laws hersatter fo be adupie L a1 their daily occupations the Eiglish climate | 1y os at this season of the year, just seven | ters™ a girl sues up to the window and e v BIPRE AR ot P | Sorexporiation.” ¥eek, induced some ‘long busig by pirtics | Aesolced, Tt Messre 3. J. bulap. Selvin Brown, ¥ t was at this seast year, just girl g Jast year, the yuin appears extruordinarily large, | During the frst six days of October the receipts | ¥ho "bave hitherio hewd of “under the smpres | 40 0 O- Folrcully be appolnced o committee to r ri at d future meeting, the call for ¢ 1s there a letter for M arrarét Robinsor the *female Postmaster,” *here | Deing nearly 117 per centum for the last week and | of wheat, according to the inspection, were 3,353 | above $1.00 per bu, As there were a good many oper- Commitee tare ators who decimed the market to be on the bulge, sclicrs reised In the Turf, Held,and Furm. vould not temper its winds to the shorn lambs years azo, that an extraordinary seene veeurred rtimbs of fashign. they tusked in a kerehier, | $e3rs azo. that on c¥{rorimaty scene oceurr ays 5 1y 21 per centume o, o fastcued on lonr slecves in the moroing. | in Danbury. in ¢ evening, and a couple | 45 one from John Medones.”—New York Herald. 70 per centu fo e Just month.™ cars, againet 1,751 cars for the same time in 1870, - o e hr i rehil FAYORABLE INDICATIONS OF THE LONDOX | and 1,070 cars in 1875 and 5,202 cars in 1674 | frrogular. Stlich L Thonis Opcned ot abodt L6a | star, Thoumiap: JTohn O. Fairchild, John Lemp- rose Lo ST.OSL Tece] adyancel to $1.09 : Chatles Relly, James Doran, Ldward Mo Why, the servant-maids wore low dress were bringing in several pots of plants from the | - . : e Ly 1 ° When he was a young man_he rushed into a d o . iwihat time. - There was some sv yard to save' them from thy frost which the bm‘"'x‘fif_‘ ey Zallantly drameed ner oue CLEARINGS. . | The inspection in last week is equalto 1,239, The London Ecagomist turns like the Public to | bu. The inspection out to 1,434,787 bu. The- rowing off the kerchiet fu the eveninz, when | 3oy oorature of outdours threatened. While | by (b hair of hor head. Thby were married o : ‘ i ¢ ruslies in and | the returns of the Clearing-House. and finds in the | previous week 2,998 bu were inspected in. The and closed at SLOW Wiihams, and T. Gilliz: 3Mr. R. E. Bowen, the noted 5 alyist, of Mill- bury, Muss., contemplates_publishiag a new work on tne ame'of drauguts, The first volaune, now ready for the printer, 15 intended as an ex- e nothing harder to be done than chat- B s sl e : T i a warm drawi posing thus engaged sl spoke, referring toageranium | tie next winter, and Dow s 4 \ 1 " A ! d much of the body a: s fashionable to she had in her hang: * drags bim out by the bair of his head whenever | report of vflll: London C! c:\rlng_~ ouse some signs, quantity of this crop inspected out of store last 3 - 1 sprin, at S 116l 51 1 th ' she feels like it.” Such is true love. though faint in churacter, which lead to the idea | week is 660,000 bu larger than in apy previous | O dbaNo.s Tedul. 103 8,800 bu R sl (33 haustive treutise on the **Cross" opening alo: that u revival in business may be looked for. The | one. pryede Clearing-louse returns, which have dectined for | The leading produce markets were unsteady | WiNTEi WiikaT—Wis inactive. Therc were a fow | Of which abont 1,000 variations will be given. The play. It was not uumeanivg then. In thos but no apparcat demand, and the market was | success of this volume will insure the publicativn people were unly just recovering from the | mother ] wouldu't lose this one for a great deal, as ve it Lo me.’ ' that in_certain Amazonian v of Lis marrinze, while the hhesic s, aud were worshiping wock sita- | e looked at it. g 2o 1 . plicity. 5 ¢ “Your mother gave it to you? Guessnot. I are woing on, the bride- | theee years past, show signs of improvement. Saturday, with trading inspasmsof activity. There | Gntirely nominat. ones, z . ¢ BuC 10, when the low neck is used for noth | pousit that plint myself.” hands are tied up in_a_paper bag with AR e Sl e was not much done in provisions, aud they aver- | Ik WIKAT—W3s tn good shipping demand, and | Of SACCeSding ones. ieuting on the other upeningy v, it were well 10 ask what oue | - Why, it’s no sach thing.” . 1f b bears the torture siilinz **The improvement is too recent and too slight | hgcd easier. Oats were also casier. Wheat was Alshutsibat holilors were 2ot soserally willing f Chirudo Field. and whether the eect s pleas- |« telf you I did,” he added, speaking with | unmoved, heis considered fit for the tridls of | to build onat any distince opinion that the lonz- | etronz, being at times quite excited, and corn was Fof 4,300 by No. 1 Mihneeatn at oL 1355 | eipt of a lonz fetter from Mr. Wyl- T\'hcmmx] ,Itll:l:“»‘re“ k"? i;.‘,‘§ fld;:mr*f“.flimu'g warmth. 5 . matrinovy. continued stagnation of the luet few years nas | a shade firmer in sympathy, while barley was again | J15a0d 2,400 bu by sunple at SLiZwL17 frecha "gll"‘" the C’."““;’ p dispute, in whicz, oa the s copariad S o | v Aud Itell vou you didw't” slie firmly as- | When a cansasser.called at the housc of an | passed entirely away; and we are far from unply- | irm, uptiwithstanding the st that receipts were | COKT- ol (e SIGE dndfrrezular. The markee| 11 phoiiaply malniins the poution taysn vy S Tove Tt e e s ey | vt =D 307 ppose I don oW stere Rutland widow the other day and in- | ing that it justifies any immediate expectation of a | nzain large. Freigits were nzain quoted up, both | A8 efronger early. and d formestmontite: | July. It wonld only make *confusion 3 - quired if tiiore wos a man ou the promiscs, the | rapid revival of trade. Butatali events, it is sat- ke and Erie Canal. month fell hack 1 i l05er than Erldmy | WOrse confounded” "to give Mr. - Wyllis cne: but Lhave a ¥ery | jafuctory that the retrograde moyement of the last | The position of the dry-goods market was not | Afieraoon. ‘Tie Fosous for thly Iveme mosemery [ ote in fall, as he enters inio dctailed 8 were that shippers perated bug sfowly, the strengtli In | arguments regarding matters we have icaey. and added au ugliness of Do vou suppose 1 don’t know what I bought | Thay repticd Toftily B ¢ larie dog wiich takes the place of 2 man, and £4 A ! ABgsiti S b tbree years has Leen checked, whether the fu- | essentiuliy different from thut previously noted. A frelyhts be{niz asulust them, while the' srizish markets | ulf’ ulonx considered of insutticient imterest to and New York were firm, and sympathy with wheat | rogble our readers with and. which really have lit- pur o, which our pranduottiers wers quite | wigh my own mone nmocent of. The crinolines superseded all our ‘I you say you bought that geranium,” she i ouse.” 711 as you say ¥ ug ,77 s effcets credit upon the house.” The canvasser s Eeliecis cLdit D) o SUF | provement prove temporary or no. During exactly | satisfactory degree of activity was apparent on ail atterzion to posture: while our long trair said, speaking very slowly, and with white lips, < i o araiE Ik B s SPEAING NE12 took the hint and departed. - . = o i3 » 4 5 xhied can hardly louk fuclezant even on elumsy | tyou say what vou Know to be fulse : P s the eame time that this_improvement kus been go- | sides, and the aggregate distribution fell very little,| 1oahy o goot Somand "oy (ousies;, KUCTE Was | tle orno bearin: upon the question at 1ssue. For pkr:f' i rtf smail ;""“‘-.“h"r lllm"\' oncsa | o von mean mls:u-lm.”' Tie hissed. “A'égmf‘fifguimfr“rfi?"r:xfayf:afliur'fzfi?-s“«.," ing on in the Clearing-House returns, a curions | oelow that of the earlicr days of the week. Noth-* Hivery. nnfcrll: rom the shiorts, while cash | 03¢ thing, hg\‘fl;l T, -‘!r-uW!"w l"\gnugfim] ‘-\?r;n- matter of little moment. We bave hecome inex- ¢ If you say that, I do.” vomen ca : issiles us accurs as | ai i oon SinGo] n i & isti I o i fors ~ were livavy at times. Stocks appear ta [ tention of attaching a stigaia to Mr. Duniap in de- Sressibly slovenly. | We 10 Tongrer €t0dy how 10 | o Yo chal ot warry for th men is because their shoulder-blades are sct to | Siuinution bas taken plce in the note circulution | ine occurred to distiurb salues, which throughout | wive inercased bore Guring the past week And somo | cinmz to arranze s match if the respected drangnts « walk, pertiaps the most didicult of all actions to vr,? she retorted. fur forward. This explanation, howeser, affords | 9f the Bauk of England, which may {mply that | the liet were steady and firm. Jobbers of grocer- | operatv=say ihat Eastern buyery Have beerl flinzun | editor of the Tz acted s stakeholder—un amende 3o eracetully. Our jonable women stride | Ho put on his hat and coat and Teft the house, | 1 satistaction whatever to thé man whose wife | influences are at work in rathara contrary direc- | ies had a fairly active day. The staple articles, | ¥ CH) She fo Take comoaratively Mtticatthe bich | for Which that entleman wiil no doubt be_daly nd Joil in open defiance of elegances if they | That was seven years azo this fall. She never | ¢an score a bull’s eyeat ten yards on his head | tion. e embracing cofees, teas, sucars, sirups, rice, soaps, {pLés ot transportacion which they anticlouced. _ Seller ;lf,:lctl{“fil'.:fldfl Snmateat its full worth. Mr. Wyllie satromze crnoline, they jump coguettishly in | eaw Lim again, nor beard from him, in all that | With a skillet, twice out of thrée times. PR i el and starc, and most of the minor articles, were S I R e B *-T shall feei obiiged if he (Mr. Yates) will step @102 in greenbacks. freely dealt In, and the gemeral market again 414c; seller Jannary “at40c: and seller | forward ina monly Banner and place his deposit in quozed at 434 Selier the mouth sold a8 | the hands of some one above the suspicion of enter- sheir balloous, causing ticse to Ieap up as | seven years, Whatmust have been the thoughts is fuir tha 0 years. ohts, It is fuir that all the Tun should not be made Greeribacks were 975975 cents on the dollar | presented a frm and healiby tone. Snzars ¢, closing, with vash No. 1 A, TED | faining any partiality for cither of us. 1f he will id to him: daughter gives jon, L will dis- hiougn on springs: push by chairs, forzetlul | the awony of wind endured by that w i : ugi o g coorgetiul | the agony of mind cndured by that wretched | at the expense of the mothersin-law. An okl | . ihas """;’"“I“" D d“”lb"’!““ff‘“_g. reveul thelr | wife in that time, no ene on carth knows. She | anecdote touching a son-in-law has been revived | in sold. continue in scanty subply, and. under a Cain atning fng parlisliy fon . ue he ancared-fur hoots, not Lo eay stockiuze. I0they | kept lier thoughts to hersell, and patiently, as | m France. M. Lioze. Secretary of Louis XIV., FOREIGY EXCHANGE. more active demand thas is often wimessed at this B iy e contning condltions lopt £ g AU~ far as outward appearance went., bore the'bur | annoyed at the in it complaints addressed , Sixtydays. u;ahl, staze of the scason, the fecling was very firm at | 415@ 413 diate atteutinn, and appointa friend to meet, ar- V. the lately advanced prices. Dealers are gencrally | % ¢ Lol Uhu. , range, and expedite matters to his satisfaction.™ OATS—Were moderately active and 4@c lower. In the present deac d g lock we_can serve no good smaller, e s e e ot ohied ShIPmERLS | purpose in publishinz any further correspondence championship flatco. Yates declares ks tion produces equally awkward r Its. Our | gen put unon her. it S el women are most blind avg thoughtless follow- 03 Frid: to Inm by bis son-in-law, fin: f m; behind with their orders, thouzn every effort’is | The recelpts wes evening of last week her door | «You arc right, mon ami; large, and the sh rs of fashions still imposed upon them, Seaven | gpe 4 atlciy % of | 1 | u pened, and a maa walked wto her presence. | any furthier cause for dissati e i 7l X nly kuows whercfore aud Ly whora. There was 8 Juok. & crv, aud She s i (16 | oberts b gs Tustrution: beinz made to get supplies forward. Coffecs were | lafe: and theshivments of the week exceadud there- | PUDR Z stendy. ‘Teas aud rice were strong. Other lines | {ng of cash oats, which have been rreely delivered on | will not insult Mr. Daalap by withdrawing the for- October contracts. aad were constantly thrown on the | feit e haa placed in Mr. Dunlap's hands; and Wyl- s e arms of her husband. What a happy home was PEDICURES AND MANICUR that. All the agony of the seven lode vears 218 Letter from Glice Lozan. was forzotten in thut hour of reconciliation and At the bath-house in Paris, near the Church | reunion. A hearty supper was spread, and' with rewained without cnange. There wisa fiem and 3 muket, v 3 1 ¢ i il ecli 2 i el ‘;,,,{:{.fi,??{",‘,im?; ':‘20""':{::5;“"5:“]""(3“' ?“nm:“’:’g R e Al Ly T Sy el ing o i ‘was the favorite future, and there was some changing . ‘3 - 1413 of % i curtent on the preceding dasy not bewng subjected | 48 1 foNCT O TGt the difterete wideains | Jap's actingas’ stukeholder. The principais must Lo any quotable change. Dried fruits were quoted | toahout3c. November opened ut and declined | come-to a oetter understanding hefore any prospect At the Queen of England’s drawing-room re- ceptions, three white feathers must adorn the huir of the married lady, and two that of an un- aarrried lady. Peeresses and their daughters BROKERS' of La Madelcine, and which is called after that s and smiles she hovered about him, min- el the Queen, but othor Tazniflcent buitding, 1 told the female attend- | SICFIE o exery L‘.v;‘xm Alter supper there was | 4re ki df‘l‘v““ he :htdcgrfic 5 Kiss hr’ Maj "su_c,s Glengo Clts 7 ¥ ct. bond: in oud demand. aud generally steady. Fish were | (0234 dosing at 23ie. ctoberkold lar 244452 . | of another contest can be entertained. and that mt tha she might send the chiropodist, or, to | * W[t is so singulat,” she said, speaking ia one | hand. The Princess of Wales sometimes takes | Chi ct. mofe quiet. a0d lske cured were easier, No. 1 | Giofuiat e and No. 5 white st Shide, fesccted sorg | agreement will best be arrived at by themselves 1sethe Frencl term, “ pedicure,” to me, as | of the pauses, that it should nave happened | the Queen’s place ab these *drawing-rooms,” in Look couuty white fish being quoted at §3.90@+. 00, and trout atave. Good samples siere i maderate reniicat, G ;;‘u_g‘:;vl as ?jg.l‘z{”l/;fl (’;‘_5}]& 2Dy more ‘*news- won as I had had my bath and dressed myself. | asit did. Iean -a'rr"lul_v uyuu{rehcnd it[u]]. 1t | which case the Kisses are dispensed with. g,:y {ifih'fi{';y S M::}. m.c : uli lluckc;e_l is x{n Ifiaht nxl(?ply{’ m: L e H,_gd,,;u-rfj ;u} iy ] ; e “},lu_“ fEcomine Hik d_“.;m atraid 10 & Then madame will not have hier feet *done? | stems like au awful dream, ¢ hoth lost our The Vie Parisioine tous describes 2 modern | GHY vag,y grades especiully so. ~Prices of oils remuin about c on track, snd 7.800bu | play Yates. His refusing to accent of our services shiile she is still in the bath? She queried, (1t | 1eMpers and we hiave buth sutf The | lady’s dress: She wears a cravat and cufls of | §io;lalvay, Sorth 3 as before. Linsced was unscttled and sold irrezu- | IGALZIGEIGS Tree on bourd, Townl, S B | | as stakeholder for the dovosit is L e sitiorug. . il in the bath? she quericd. miscrable geranum! Do vou know I cannut | old’ poiut lace, like Monsieur de Lauzun, a | Chicuxo GusLight & Cu irly.Carbon, lard, and whale were frm. Leath. | sumall recolpta at S0 for o2 or 36 1. and pominai | 48d s only another quibble to avoid playins. Nt s more convenient. It is thus that all our | Lear to see one of those plants? Itold mother | Pifferari hat, Polisit boots, Louis XIV. dresses, | {hamber of Comme: er continues active and frn. Bagging was quict | 3537¢ (0r refected. " November sold at 5st. Cashaales | Ya183 has beon man)y and struizhforwand in this dies do in P2 3 » Dack, f 5 & HICEATT 1Ay i) 7 | West Divislon fiallway 7 # cents. i SgIng quict reported of 10,600 bu No. 2 at 5de; 400 bu No. 1 | matter, ansious to play, avoided all quinbles, even «adies do in Paris " to come nn,gl take it back, for I would not have | a Catherine de Medici aumouterega Madame de % and steady at the moditied prices established carly 3 400 bu by sample at 53¢ on track. Tutal, 11.- | proposing Mr. Drysdile, Wyilie's friend, of this * Tiwy must have different ideas of modesty | it in sixbt. Maintenon mantle, a Marie Autofnctte fithu, a | *And Interest. in the week. Coal ang wood were firm, AW b, ’ city, toact for bim, and had donc all he coutd to rom mine.t b “What!” he ejaculated, “do you still persist | Spanish mantilla. Queen of Navarre gloves, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Hog o Tairly attiveatn decling 5 BARLEY—Was dull and lower, except the lower | hripir this match to's successful conclusion. We 3 e . .. in saying that she gave it to you £ BiXinies satl & Bob’s 1d cJoth “skirts. logs were fairly active at a decline in common | grades, which were [l, actlve demand Iflrimpmul?_l and now return the deposit 100) to Mr. Y s < AN, la modestie—t sne? Is not infringed, la | " EA S {hat se & ¥ Sultana veil, and_nabob’s golden ¢ 80 s i Eiats i r S togood heavy grades of about10c. Sales of lighi | BFL. The recelpts were larze, and the Stocks increas- leposit (3100) o Mr. Yates. Ah, la modestie—* sne? is not iniringed, a | "3kt John, of covrsc she did. Haven't you | Thiemodert {ashion lea Fotpenrri of il fash. | GoltedStatesgs of ' good heavy grad . Sales of lighi | BEuk The recelpte wero lare, aid the stoc " | Draugnt_zdtor Turf. The above status of the modextic. Qur pedicure is a gogd, brave woman, | got over that idea yet . ions, all nations, and all times.” —Januars and Jul at $5.-40@5. 60, and of common to extra heavy at | openin; a1 and ciosing at 62c. _Vctobel champlonship questton will surprise no one. ‘snowing well hier trade. A ®licet thrown over 0, [haven't,” he persisted, his face dark- | 0 0 up to see his girl on Sunday night, f9mlantary sod Jul 0. Cuttle wers moderately activeand | Hid at 1% 33}';?;33&2‘?.‘53{{ L{if”\'fie‘f‘rfi@"# cle Insos e buthi-tud, aud with our brave pedicure in 10Ul that gerauium Just. a3 sure | 1.y uice young man, careful in his ways, and nachingud, ot $35005 20 Jor common toextra. | s ire i 2 pelled ull hope.in the minds of the draught-pluying she roow, the modesty of madame will suffer She nmuélfi of his vears of cruel desertio with his best cye wide open to the main chance. P e e At v samples were skiable, ‘other grades were dull, guuuc of ever seeing these two celebrit azain Stler eht of his Jears of eruel desertion, | 7, e course of the conversation he observed g The demand for lumber at the yards continues | ind sellers ad 1o order their stick. Ioto store. Cashi | bronght face to face in a set_match for the worid's ie of all he had caused her to suffer because of bis | 15 v, S Timas are J0oKing Dot Amel Ubited Statcs currency active, and the market firm. The cargo market | S2l=s were reported of 6.800 bu No. 2 8t BU@GU champibnship.—Dravcur EmiTor THE TRIBUNE aid, so dome. The b cdi o | itinaess : DFLis | Gheerfuliy, ** Times arc looking better, Amelia. | Unl 3 porte Qlue: 8 Fuid. g0 dome. The brave pedicure sus- | abetinacy, and her heart bardened, and her face | {00 g i the paper last night that stocks was bare of offerings. Wool was quictand steads. | Jhyer 10 b femd 5t SHidiucs 000 i by swple i woodness by her % R s rea a LT ) Jools | 404cs 10,000 hu feed 10,000 b nple % taived bier reputation for z00dness by her looks fluj‘l}gg“ are meau $o say that when sou know it | 4r¢ firmer, and the crops Were ncyer more BY TELEGRAPIH. No. 1 timothy hay wasin fair demand for ship. | 324500 track, 3nd 1,200 bu do'at 42¢ delivercd. SOLUTIONS. when she appeared, and strapped_ a band of | ;o0 J 08 abundant. I 'shouldu’t be surprised if the old NEW YORK. ment, and steady, while other grades were quiet. | 1Otk 1= EOLTTION. T0 leatber from eide to sidc of the Lath-tub, She | ™.y jont false. Tt's beaven's trath.” prosperity camie back to us this winter. T | ey Yonw, Oct. 6.—Gold closed at 1025, after | tides continue firm under o g0od demaud from BY TELEGRAPH. = was a plunp, good-uatured woman of 45 or s, | ¢ Jt’ no such thing. It’s a mean, contempti- | 1one so0,”” said she dreamily, * tor in BOUING | eciling at 10244 and 102%. Ratcs for carrying 1to | dealers and tanners. - Seeds were quict and with- e e and the casy mauuer in which she handled ber | ble lie.”” 7 A aboug t;ndpg fiffigfilfi'fifi:ifi?‘w; gt THE | g o cent. ont change in price. The offerings of green fruits FOREIGY. SOLTTION TO POSITION No. 13. numerous instruments shuwed hertobe quite,| | He jumbed up from the chalr, seized his hat | YU bt &4 ) Liubgei Silver at London, 55 9-16d. Teresilver barsare | were fair, and grapes, pears, and peaches sold peciat Dispatch to The Chleago’ Tribune, Al R S i bt o g ut cosein her profession. Shie placed my foot | QU4 S5 I SN OUF OF, a6 fonsen 3 flack, i ” 12343 in greenbucks, 120% ingold. Com, %@1; | readily to the local rade. Pouliry and game were | Lrvfuroot, Ger. G-11:30 4. m. 2 i W very gently and eracefully on the leather sup- | st there wits denched hands ang a white face, BETWEEN IS BE TRUTH. tecoist, * b e i I Winter, No. 1, 113 + GAME NO. 112-EELSO. port (while I luxuriousiy reposed in the warm | and let him go. d = . | Governments steady. Lake freights were less active, but stronger, | 6d; No. 2, 10s; white, No. Played in St. Loais between Messrs. Fiztpatrick water of the bata-tub), and dexterously wanip- [ And so heis zone. ‘And to-day sheisalone | | BeLreenus be trath!™ The time is past—tis | Siate bonds dall. atGe for whent to Bufialo, and closing nomuaally | cld¥, No. 1, 135; No. 2, 123'8d. Corn=No, 1, 28s3d; | and Echinaler. . ed T sronticsome lttle consequ of | again with the old burden and the old pain. T RO i 140 nét the Taversi part XRailroad bonds firm. £ at 5i4c for corntodo. Room was taken for 150, - [ No. 2 25, Fltzpatrick's move. e e, Shie o & preacans toll it on Why live a Tie, ana play the ardent wooer? The stock market early fn the day was irregolar | 000 bu wheat, 90,000 bu corn, sad 15,000 bu | FrovieloNe-Tork. 400 Laiimar oo 10-1g iy while she wiclded her gainty implements with A THOUGITFUL ITUSBAND. Why mack the feelings deep within the heart? in its course, buta further advence in prices was | 03ts. . 185, el e ‘and precision of long practice, she die. Einira Gazetre. ‘‘Detwoen us be tratht™ The passion that we | Ctablished, the improvement ranged from b4 to3 | Through rates to New York by Take and rail | “Liverroor. Oct. o-evenlog.~Corrox—Duoyantat 6 aboutthe opening of the door of public | 1fhe had confined bimsel{ to his legitimate cherished ver cent, the latter Ilinois Central, which sold | wercquoted at 174c on wheat and 16}con corn, | 9-1634 11-16: sales, 20.000 bales: specalation and ex- A H g the pedicure profession to | quill-driving dutics, there would have been o | 114s buta fable proved itsclf at last— up to 78. Trunk line shares etropg. Granger | Rail freighis were quiet and unchanged. Mates |Pol\ i SUCHEH: Mo wheat, 12 ad@1s aus 1 the secondary sex. ouiasion fot Him. 5o Lavehoen struthing g | A foli-dream, a sentiment, a fancy— shares made o sharp advance on large transactions. | on grain, boxed meate, and other fourth-class are | goclub, 124 sd@15s: No. 2 0 No. 1red Western spring. ’ It 3> sowe vears now,” sbe said, since | with bis feft hand in 3 sling, a patehon o oo, | V¢ thouzbt it love, undying, in the past. Atthe socond call prices showed a_reaction of | now 33c to New York, 32 to Baltimore, Bicto | JOUEUS l: dowinter, Tisadttsod. = Com—esteri 20-23 - Pomen pedfcures first bew to practice in the | J0q'on sheurd old qum show on oo fonr. - 36. | "Tivers sin, indeei. to lonser let this se 14104 from the lighest wofut, gxcpt for Hiinois | Philadelphia, 40¢ to Doston and other New En- | 2350 S Eiyaiiy sy 5o Barles ris_bath-houses. Formerly men came inte @ ¢ ¢ foot. T g AOE R b Al St At ntral, which was off 1! n the afternoon | gland polnts, and 30¢ to Montreal vER SrEp—American, 43(503. ladies’ batl-roows, the lady’s form beinz cov- | ¥as, however, only another victim of that | T e o senct, mo Iy stocks were stronz and prices closed zenerally | & ' s 2 Ncss pork. 483, Prime mess be GAME NO. 113-EDINBURGH. . 5 ly T cov- 3 5 _only ove s of the beart, not of thé mind, and in et : Jprices, cl ks y CELV Lo > o0 beol, i 7e gred with & shoet of course, But as soon as | exotistical opinion of all wen, that they can do | Our souis the brighthess of its dabne noer burnca. | “iHERLICLON aluhs ek pomiol heweek. | ) Ciitonmn, Lt 6, Loatetiwronce 8 | ShsSbtns s e dm s Tacou-Lonseiear, | TiasRd, 1n Horee Taute dndoce 2 om0 5 3 = CL e trade, and a few great ladies yi g 2 b¢ ' g o o e | o rs s . t + i tomes TALLOW—American. 41 * e Coliad the Bl sarsees af thes Ry fadica | any thlu_ I:lcl}trtlhnn a woman. He went home | vwo ayagt forzet, for Mer'rs wil nof linger 000 were New Yorks central, 4,000 Erie, 56,800 | Martin, 50 cases of cordinls; Mublbaum & Beble, | FEroLevs-Spiris, 1o0G8s: retned, 123 60@1a. | o—13 D s then 1o Jady would tolerate a male pedicure 1y | t0¢ Other dayand found Wis wife putting up Gesond the watinz of a foi short da 300 preforred. Boro0 Rock Teland. 15 100 Sr- bani | 8 cases manufuctnred wood; F. W. Hayne & Co, Lissxen Ot ol < 21-18 ¢ -TO0 - e % 0 ches L4 NO &: arets, i rd s U, <l . 3 St o 5 ESIN—COmmon, 5t al —| 2 the batieroom any more. 1015 avery oo sad gleuue__ in those old-fashioned. tin "cans that | X0 sad texrels, nogoriow for this purting, comimon, 8,000 proferred, 15,000 Ohio & Nisajs. | G octaves of brandy, 24 cases Scotel whisk AR A L e uitable trade for 3 woman wito bas a sulicjent- | close with scaling wax. Sbe bad an apron o, < e, sippi, 14, 000 Wabasb, 4,000 Delaware & Hudson | V. Farwell & Co., 12 cascs dry goods. Almount | CURESE-Fine Am sis. 10-17 | = y eteady hiand. and all day I am as busy as I can | and two or tiirceittle blotches of sealing-wax | And £o Good-bye, or Farewell if you will it. Canal, $0,600 Delaware & Lackawanna, 7,600 | collected, $1,048.77. Loxnox, Oct. i 2 H By st forty sous for cact Jady, putting hor Ject omamented to floor, wiils the cat wider” the | Mo can b friendi ot Stransurs ot it be? Jlichizon Contral. 1,400, .1 €. &) 3200 e e n T oy s o orsiior | S8 < order. table was licking a piece the size of a postage- | The truth istold. “T'were better to have kno: 3 LRIEX, Western Unlon, . T Trade: o Does cversbody have troublesome feet, | stamp with assiauity. AWIthin the years thut now are naustit tomer " | 5 Alguey market ealy at 5GU per cent, closing at PROVISIONS, rwoot. Oct. 6.—Prime mess pork—Eastern, 695 then? “See here, Maria” he said, “vou'll erippl Ciicaco, Oct. 4. OwEN M. WiLsoy. 5@ HOG PRODUGCTS—Were moderately active In the | Western, 495, Bacon—Short ribs, new, Tonz clear, o Eversbods,” ehe’ answered, positirels. yo“;‘c” “n;,-umfl;m el S “?"" ,f,'.tp";.fi e LY S N TCufilomsd‘rgcuipw,hs 2,000, The Assistant | azgrezate. aud somesvhat unsettled. Hog quotations | vy *hort elear dos: shoulders shws hame, 'soi 2117, 2723 draws. e These s ohoL Eot corns—oime [riglitful | “ Women never bave any mechanical genius, : London Worid, Sterling dull: lurg, 46014 : short, 4841¢. Srotiotthe matkat Aisclalin the Mea it A s | LY O D T R o LASSIFIED. Sboniination: they mameheeled boots are an | auyway. I thereisa way of doing snything | A flagrant breach of diplomatic etiquette-has [ | The New York weekly bank statement 1s as fol- | (SRR 0 BB OISO SO0 08 OF & corner In | Gndaliady Fair averaze. Californta, G, Cargocs. on bert. pecctp g ) ¥ murder the feet of all who | wrong they are sure to try it.”? been committed at Dieppe. A correepoudent | Jows: Loans, decrease, $3.376,000: speci Jinvaliicas camparad with more than | passage—Wheat and corn Orm. Fairaverage quality of ear them. KON they abe St Lo Uy IL s Bettert? sha | Tellsme thaL the othor s on the aeaboiaelt | trosse, 810,000 Jora pare meats, which are cagerly | No.2Chicazo spring wheat for prompt sitpment. hy 37 1 gy femsle pedicare gavo me such case that | observed, with sodie sadity. ¥ DELEr™ She |} re fire, the Japanose Minlster acorediteq o | 900: depos {aken s paesnns mnles Jor contataption, s taphtiy me | SR AGHE Lo piosse and. followiog Tonch, 50n 646 18 ¢t as if ebie had furnished witha brand new Why, 5 this court, with the Special Comhi Sl b e 4 — 5= 7 air OF firct w new Why, of course I can, > Special Commissioner and ‘The number of hozs packed sfnce 3 2 L Ui o2 1 B0 3P and pscaared to walks | el here just disfuulsh sourselr, then,” | another ot the suite, were auietly esaing at. the | coupons. o1 meationed. aecorllag to. esttmates. based on Fumme NEW YORK. s “And the 7 - 0 he sat down. She banded him a fresh can, ey S cl pecial oermissign 1o | oupon: ' LT % and packing refurns furnished to 1! ¢ toe NEW Yorr. Oct. 6.—~CoTToN—Flrm: 11 5-16@117-16¢; 1n-13 arouid ,,mmci‘c“fiffi'n,.cfl‘:j:gjfimé; 3 You | just out of the hot water. He took it in his | Pass througlithe cordon of gendarmes. Ina | GoUPODE 147 e, Dursens, Are as olovwh, &t 146 LRdot Ay i Octoher, 11.40c: November, 11.21% e wins Fotne fagere dvmmggne. Jinmh hsnd and dropped it as though it bad been a | feW minutes an overzealous soldier pounced | New 55....... o * | 11.25¢; December, 11.21611.22¢; Jonuary, nme | S0, LRt - Iyt N ereatly an | streak of lightning; while ¢ stuck bis finger in | On them and insisted with outspoken threats sy % Cincinnatl, Oct. 3... 11.28¢; February, 11.40@11.41c; March, 11.53311.54c; o0 e oY/ e e T bitanths W G bis mouth and looked sudden death a: her he. | hat they shoutd joln the line of bucket-passers. | Jeier Uaton Chicazo. Get. 3. ril. 11.86611.67c; May, 11.78311.80¢; June, 11.91@ | 11-15 [10-17 the hands, of conrse. lolng ™ of | cause hie could not swear. She gavehim atowel | EXpostulations in dubious French were of no | Guicksilver Indlauanolly, Oct. 3 11032, et S vt 4 “I will'zive you the address of th 10 hold the next one with, and he took it'on his | avail- Literally at the poing of the bavonet they | faciie Mail Clevatan Osoa Frovz—Tigher and more dotng. mainly for export; cure we recommend,’ she said. * No, fmfi;‘g; glx:lcquleh%mg x‘l?]c fealing was Shch and :‘l‘:flc dr(‘l‘;;n t“?'!t'llfls ool gl'!m‘ T ad :\:]ccp:’nd Jariposy G e s, o b B R e o [ =8 |53 : 20, nced prodding arotnd the 8p, b c position with 1 zood grace, and toiled for | Amnbcihiid; o # | Othier places, approximate 5. 1055.35: common co koud extra, §3.65 | 25-19 | 32— 9 '?:Th?mm—urfidéflumo’fjfi:' only 'irrndc." the bottom Burned his. Knger and. he nerhas. | some time with the Franch citizens. Forta. | el tan ¢ Fort Wagnc. 53 oo cholce $5,050 50x whice wheatextra, | 178 o 1028 . more {rom curfosity | bringing the burnine wax aeross the bach of iy | Dately the Miuister bad te side of the dmpty | American Express 514 Terre Haute -, £y St Louls, $5.758%.50: MInncsola patent proci = ¥ than aasihing else, I betook mysell tothe | leftTand. Then e jumped ussnn monis | buckets. At Jast a French oticer bocame ac. | SALSESIMEsExpresl son Terre tianee p10CI111 i i SO - e gt Precnkofocess | Utz 1223 rooms of the manicure, Letween the hours indi- | dropped th Jumped upand hpwled, i s EHEs, l....10%%5 Chicago & Alton, 81 The following were the shipments of provistons from ady: Western, $2.8563.00, &= ¥ s pped the can, which emptied a s ful of | Guainted with the facts, and released the dis- 133 Chicaro & Alton bfd..103 4 4 I, . -6 ~cated on her business card for her reception of | burning prosrees Jate 1o B his made | tivguished_diplomatists, ALl this i i6 £ Migsisstoot thialiy ur eh esek enfibg 0L ity it bigher, S Sod bl lmoly clients at home. Tomy surprise Ifound the | bi I 0 his siiooer. “This made tEusl P £y 5 comes of £ 3 speculative; receipts, 150,000 bu: No, 3 spring, $1. 1—6 1 'ound the im frantic, and he dopting E 11 The piot Gro: No. 2 MBvaukee, $1.25) N i tic, went dancing about the | adopting European costume. e pigtail ot ] S = s $1.231561.3; . 1 Minnesota D e tomaly it et aes: DUt with | Litchen Like an fnebriated dervich, wasiug {ho | bis Execllency Kuo would lave saved i rom 555 Aisaourt Pacia Artieiiig e | o | oz Pt solpit | SiEliey $aha o L ; 3 o ting thelr turg for the { burning wax until 2 drop took him on the | thus beiu sent to hard labor. lam glad, how- CoB& Q. No. 2 red_wintdr.” O : avor of a sitting with the manicure. The dress | nuse. In his anger he 1 ores oy od the | o0 % a t natte iaoniva & 555 Sauice, ONober” Sy 90el.m T [ o =t il o ever, to be able to report that the x 13 waulte, " Octobes . aod beariog of all present indicated their posi- | thioush the window, eeaiseriny e ue, a0 | DEoR smimbiy setiear e the matter bas | Love chove, 4. Contral Paclic bandi. ¥ eitira, T1e. Gorn Bigors récelots, 150X pss M (Asplaged between * tio, and 1 slmostevery case it was onc of im- | over thedo, who rushed juto the gtrect s e S Cleveland & Pit (R Tand-gragt o 107 filxed, S9.4Go0c: umwund Wesiern mlxed in store, | 2503 yai-10 )27 + -portdnce. -Grave Senators, voung scions of no- | ine and raising an alarm-of "m"nfl'f Strvebiiont s 2 Rorthyenern, 0 1 elnking fuud: xgfif 02 galte: toamlve. 63, Oats Bnchanged: I'-'o— ity rotts stately. mentlemen d d Zane oz, which oc- Good partners at cards—a chimney-sweep and STATE BOXDS. | Tongues Ll iyt D ey . 1-15 |53 bility, numerous s ¢ ecoruted | cupied the attention uf all the people withm | abugler. One can follow soot and the other | Tenuesseess, old...." 43| Virgintass, new. e JlAr—siealy: shipping, Dagece. . lo-1p | 7o withi ‘the eross of tho Legion of Honor, taste- | three squares. Then he subumitted to bo Laid on | caz ssuspes, JHmiROgL Aug LICloMher Tganesceens, new. L. 4213 | Misiouries... Hecky - e G FECUACL: s ohl: Tto carsoes, 1643 o S e B A 4 Old.. Also, 2,991 other picga lard, and 256 do hams. 20fc In gold; Jobblag, 16/4@21%4c tn gold. Sugdr qulet o o= g ; 2 1 " & 3 e