Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1880, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. FINANCE AND TRADE. anks- Quiet but Very Strong, Espe- mm qjally for the Grangers, rators Ballish in Chicago as 0; on side rail as New York. Exchange Duoll—Light Onrrency Foreign Stores at New York. Markets Less Active—Provisions si Though Pork Sold Higher. —Bye Weak—lals Easier—Wheat Ir. agi and Lower for Spot. FINANCIAL. et was not active, but prices me oak strength considering the jume of transactions, Investment ensll bee the Grangers Were especially firm. sock! faand added 2% to its previous extraor~ closing at 115, after selling at 11524. apary BaD "s Quincy made %, to 125%. Mlinois Borie to 0X; New York Central %,t0 centsal jengan Contral 23, 10 9443 Lake Shore west bee ‘Northwestern 1X, to 90%, tho. Sis eae 1p 115453 St. Paul 2, to 83%, the pre- prvferred iD; Wabash 3, to 41%, the pre- IM; Obio i, to BINS Union Pacitie fron Mountain 34, to 53%; Western ;; Canada Southern 4, to 6334; tho preferred %4, to 7963 Mo- to 21%. Be 0 oct were serious. Ontario & jnod 3, t026%; Chicago, St. Louis Foe a 34s; Columbus, Chicago & tau Central }, to 17%; Northern Pacific weferred Hi, 10 S53 Lake Erie 4, to 2%: pelered 7. to ott Beading X, to, 16h: yexawanol 3g, to 86%; Hudson 4, to 62; Pacific sae 10424; Ransus & Texas.t;, to 38. = ds Mond és opened at 91s, sold at 917 an ds in New York in @ majority of instances an advance in prices was estab- were eonsotidated secorids rose from 90 Pn fad do funded be declined from 834 to E Deover constructions advanced from Hx to eer) do firsts felt of from 101% to 1013 eras Pacific Income tand grants sold up from Beto Gr; Beokuk & Des Molnes firsts from to 9; Kansss Pacific consols from % to Y Oregon Raliway & Navigation firsts from 77 to Wi; Ransas City & Northern firsts ‘Omsha Division) from 111% to U2; Lehigh & Wilkesbarre incomes from 66 to 69%; Interna~ tonal & Great Northern firsts from 201 to 10144: & Ogdensburg consolicated 5 to 66; Central Iows firsts from 100 “+ Morris & Essex firsts consolidated de- Mpa from 119 to 109%; New Jersey Central ad~ fusiments from 10714 to 107; Iron Mountain sec- ‘oad preferred incomes from 79 to 73; and Indi- soapalis, Decatur & Springfield firsts from 1004 tol, were a fraction weaker; otb- Peasy bart wag unchanged. District of Colombia 2668 were 100 did and 101 asked; the 45, 19bid bidand 109%; asked; the 4446, 11] bid and Iy asked; the 5s, 103! bid and 103% asked; the és, 10K bid and 101% asked. : Foreign exchange was in light supply in Chi- cago, bat in New York there was quite a press- uretosell. Sterling posted rates were 453 for 60 duysand 4$5for sight. Actual rates were 4&2 and4St, For commercial bills for prompt de- livery 479%@480 was -pnid; for delivery next of paper exceeds that of coin, and it 1s only a question of a few years until the coin in this country exceeds the paper currency. eas ‘The corporate indebtedness of ‘Ilmois is thus stated r Eeuvol district. i ‘Muking a total in round numbers of about $,001,00. ‘The following,table will show thé. aggregate, ia round numbers, of the county, township, city, fad school debts of nearly every county: Adams.. 1, Fi 15M 0u)| 25.000] Tazewell, 1s.un}Vermiilon kwu] Wabush.. 207, 1,237,000] Whiiesid Saou Sy {iiontson Lo Winnebaso 24,0] Woodie rex sient BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. ~ Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. New Yon, July 31.—The opening was attend- ed with little animation, and during the fore- noon dealings were light and prices wore al- lowod to drop off. Towards noon, just a5 every onc had begin to look for a declining close to the week's trading, there came in orders to buy, which gave animation end great streagth to the whole lst. The buying from this point on was conducted with contidence, and especially in St,. Paul, which leads the advance for the day. Northwest was notably stiff, and St. Paul ¢ Omaha was actively manipulated, with great steadiness throughout. It was reported eatly in the day that Gould bhd been selling o great many stocks, but by others itis held that bewillremain bull until he bas successfully completed his deals in Western Union, the Den- ver & Pacific stocks, and bis Missouri Pacitio, which will before long be listed under the reor- ganization with the Kansas & Texas. ‘The situation remaina unchanged. There are noadverse rumors. The roads are doing well, crops will be heavy, and a few heavy men have the market in their own hands. But outsiders ure not dealing to any large extent, and this is what rencers the "Prreent. speculation excecd- ingly dangerous. All operations, therefore, re- quire great caudion. At present there is no in- cation of prices giving way. To the Western assoclated Press, New Yous, July 31.—Governmoents strong and “ashade higher for some issues. - Railroad bonds active and strong. State securities dull and unchanged. The stock market opened tirm, and advanced 4@1% per cent, but subsequently reacted “eo 13, Minois Central leading the rise and_Dela- ware, Lackawanna & Western the fall., During the afternoon speculation became very strong, and prices steadily advanced to the clos®. when the highest figures of the day were generally current. The advance on the day's transuctions ranged from 13@3%%, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Micbiran Central, Minvis Central, and Granger and coal shares leading the advance. 2 ‘Transactions, 179,00) shures: -11.K0 New York Central... 2,00 Fad Oblo & Slssissippl...- 10 iron Monnt: 0! Pacific Mail, Aninols Central, 0!St. Pant 000 Kansas & ‘lexas. s xe Lake Shore. ry Michigan Central. (| Wabash Pacttic,. 30) Northwestern.....-.-/2i00| Western ‘Union....... 40. New Jermer Central-.¢20)| Denver& Rio Grande. 00 ‘Nashville & Chat...) 12W]Itock Leland. 2an ‘The following is the weekly bank statement: month, 479%4@179%. Posted rates for Paris were 335 for ) days and 502% for sight; commercial pills, prompt delivery, were L&SK@S27x4; for de- livery next month, WSKG3%%. Bankers’ bills pn Germany were 9445 for 00 days and 9% for demand; commercial bills were 93@93 1-16. Bankers’ guilders on Holland were 5v% for 60 days and 493 for demand; commercial were 30} @39 11-18. Austrien florins, 41%; Norway, Sweden, ani Deamark, 27. Chicago bank clearings were $5,000,000. A good demand for loans for the settlements of the first of the month was reported by the ‘bauks, who are giad to accommodate it at 4 per cent. The raszo of rates for money is 9@5 per cent on call, and 5@7 per cent on time, New York exchange sold between banks at 8c per $1.00 discount, Currency orders continuo light, Shippers’ bill were sold at $1 to $1.25 per ‘$1,000 discount, Ancw railroad bond has been introdaced into the Chicago market—the St. Paul, Minncapolis &Omaba first 63, A sale of $10,000 made at WO. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4s sold at 90. ‘The New York banks have on hand about $18,- 100,000 in currency and $70,000,0001n coin. This turrency will supply the Western and Southern demand for money to move the crops with ‘in about two weeks, Our banks are receiving no- tice from their New York correspondents to expect coln this fall in response to thelr drafts. The express rates on silver are virtually pro- dibitory, being twice 2s much as those on gold. The West will, therefore, as soon as the crops move briskly to market, become the recipient of ashower of gold,a large proportion of which will pacs permanently into circulation in the in- zrior, and never return to the East, unless the Sreenbackers get control of theTreasury print- nng-preases, ‘Theclearingsof the Chicago banks for the feck are reported as follows by Manager D. Rt Hale of tho Chicago Clearing-Houso: trbitration, the questions in‘ dispute srl he settled by Messra, John A. Stewart, Pres- Pent ot the Unitod States Trust Company; R. Holston, President of the Farmers’ Loan & saat Company; and Henry F. Spaulding, Presi- i Of theCantral Trust Company. The ques- ie of the dispasition ot the Manhat- vo Stock in the consolidation will be decided until the differences tetreeathetwo other companies have been set- fag Some of the Manhattan Directors are in vor of maintaining the existénce of that Com- Pevemollfying the agreement between it and ‘Companies so as to reduce tho guar- Tental to be paid two the consolidated Supany, whiie providing that the Manhattan pantalders should Tecelve no dividend until 10 Szit is paid on tho consolidated stock. This ‘Would avold the necessity of a Manhat- bolt if the net earnings do not amount ot ants but would secure the present mate tidends to the old stockholdera before the pata Stockholders received apy return want Properties operated. ‘The leading Di- Reto, howeter, are at present in favor of ne ‘be three companies in one corporation. re grement wil be made next Thursday. wn gy Coat divdend on New York Central ‘of, Itwillbe made to represent the Do ‘Mock: Hudson River Bridge, $1,621,- Beygttk Auegbeny & Pittsburg Railroad, Frame junction Rallroad (Buffalo). $219,900; EromeAonetion Baltrond, $732,077; Geneva & eran ulead, SLE; anda balance to the ‘neoma account of $2,100,599. *Dount of coln now in the United States Sos of ai ‘at 375 millions of gold and 140 mill- together Ner,ormore than 59 millions taken hand the amcunt fs increasing at the Loans, increase. $3,261,500; specie, decrease, $1,211,200; Iggal-tenders, increase. $240,100; de- its, increase, $56,500; circultion. increase, 14.100; reserve, decrease, $750,225. The banks now hold 3$16,82,875 in excess of the legal re- quirements. A Money market easy at 2@%% per cent; primo Sterling exchange end steady; sixty days, 48214; Sight, 45%. mercantile paper, 314 * GOVERNMENT BONDS, STATE NONDS, islana 34 consols, 4% ) Tennessee 6s, new.... 30 Brite Sd AE | Ninginia ts, old. » eT. Vireinia Gs, ‘consois Vinuints ts: deverred. STOCKS. bush, St 1. 4 W.. StL. & P prof'd. Hannibal & St Joe... 3. & St. Joo preferred iron Mountain St. Louis & Yan Do preferred, ng! Do tirst pref ai 'C., St ba & Kansas © ‘Te: Union Pacitic. 14| Central Pucitle Northern Pacttic 106| Northern Pacific pfd oulsvlile & Nasuvil Nash, © Chattanooza, Lonisvilte & N.0. Houston & Texas..0:. & Benver & Rio Grande + Western Union . Lebt Bt Paul Erle seconds. Lake Share. Gunada Southe: A e 60 5. Del, Lack. & Wostern $04|Americun Expi Si Morris & Esse: Wed | U.S. Expresstonered) 43: Delaware & Hudson. 82,"iQuicksilver... x New Jersey Central... 764; Quicksilver, pia. 4s Reading, ribon.. 2 Ohio & Siisaissippi 2.2; 34° |Lendwilie,.... Qhta & Aissigsippt Chesapeake & Ohio. Moblie & Obi | Little Pittsbu Onuarionesen Lake Erie & Western. 2214! BOSTON. Svectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Bosron, July 31.—The market to-day bas been rather guict, but with the best of feoling and a strong tone in railroads. Chicago & West Mich- i sold at 65. Little Rock was strong at 4914 G0: Atchison rights, 160@1624; New Mexico rights, 115: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. 124% 125; Michigun Centnul, G 3 Flint, 23533. Union Pacific, $343 Boston, Concord & Moutrenl pre- torred, 9; Vermont, & Canada, 124; Wisconsin. Central preferred, 19%; Boston & Maine, 331; Eastern, 36%; Northera, 100; Ogdensburg, 2344; preferred, Rutland preferred, 3043. Bonds—Lawrence & Southern 43, 92; Little Rock 7s. 90@99}4: Burlington & Missour! 63, ex- empt, 109%; Republican Valley 6s, East, '102; Union Paeilie 88, 16R@16H43 St. Joe ta, 13; Eastern 41s, 95: New York & New England 7s, N0%@l0x; Hurtford & Erie is, 44; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 43, 89%; Philadelphia & Wilmington hs, 101% Towa Fulls 73, 105%: Wis- consin Valley firsts, 59; Sandusky 7s, 021: Copper: Blocks very. {trong a stocks al- ost entirely neglected. sas erty the Western Assoctated Press, A Bosrox, July 31,—Stock quotations: Atchison & Topeka trst i Do land grant ie. 1G Do second 1S Do land eraut 33 an Boston, Hur:ford & Erie Eastern Rutlroad 4343... Kansus City & Lawrence Little Rock & Fort Smith 7 Atchison & Topeka Hallroad ;- ftxamas City, St-doe & Couneil Hiatt Chicago, Burlington & Quincy «... Chicago, Cintun, Dubudue & Minnésota.. Ginclanati, Sandnsky & Cleveland, Enstorn Hafiron Flint & Pere Marque Litue Itock & Fort Smile New York & New Bnuland..... Ogdensburg & Lake Champiain pid Do common... Qld Colon: Rutland pf. Do common. FOREIGN. Psx1s, July 3L—Reates, Sf 850. MINING NEWS. A ST. LOUIS HOARD. Arrangements have been completed for a Mining Board at St.Louis, Finc quarters have been obtained in one of the St. Louis bank buildings, and the Board will be at once opened ike 109 millions a year. lon it may be well to publish, Fated States. Paper, Specte,. Total. & ie A 41 cota oe eiberad 53. We be ber 28 an [an eeans ke 2® 28 ay. ae 8 edi6u. A Tanads, IG ay 6.55 Te. Wwe wa os i 4a ma pheabove ‘countries, Austria, Italy, Russia, dengan 7 ££ in a chronig state uf specie sus- then thy 22 Sgures would indicate this, for aly Ae volume of specie in any country is Small percent of the volume of paper, Rake suspension, becanse of inability 10 re- ah ae Paper, va natural result. Indeed, in dang Paving countries, except the United thay the vulume of pullion is greater Of-thg we of Paper. With our production eur, geclous metals and the condition of Wade. thre is no danger because the volume for business. Every St.Louis bank will have a representative to attend the sessions of the Board. . ‘BODIE MINES. 2 ‘The Homer and Boston Consolidated Mines are putting up mills to erush ‘their ores, and they will be at work in ninety days. THE CHICAGO BOARD. On the Chicago Mining Board there were sales of 200shares of Sierra at $4.50; 200 shares of Chi- cago & Silver Clif at 735; 400 shares of Shenan- doah common at #:.00, and 200 shares of Shenan- doah preferred at $5.00. NEW TORK. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. New York, July 81.—The mining-stock mar- ket, aside from the Leadville stocks, continues dull, without any notable change. Chrysolite was quite active'and gains fractionally, us does Little Chief. Thore is an in¢reased short inter- est in these stocks, and some evidences of har ening. Nothing is defiaitly known here respect ing these properties, but there are persistent efforts to depress them by unfavorable rumors. Generully, the mining speculation here is with-, out spirit. i SAN FRANCISCO. Sax Faasousco, Cal, July §.—Tib following are the closing quotations ‘at the Stock Board: 4 [Bodte, Potosi... Imperial 1 Be Tay! Murtin igi Mono it I, (MeCitnton IN, B. Lslo Union Consolidaied:: onso Yellow Jacket. ‘i aa aan OsTON, July 3L—The sing mining stock quotations wero: agin: ane + 3 JAlloucr(new). “- #h4- Calumet & Hed Bs |gsmneee at Copper Praniin COMMERCIAL. The following were the receipts and ship~ ments of the jeading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock Saturday morning and for the corre Sponding time last year: RECEIPTS. Floar. pris., Wheat, b Corn, bu. Outs, Rye, bu, Barley, bu, Gmss feed, Toa-1: Finx seed, ibs, sryom-corn, Ibs... Cured ments, 1bs.- wet, tes. Beer, bri: Pork, bri Lard, Ip: fattow, 103. utter, Ibs Live noxs, N Cutite, Xo cep, No. Hides. ibs. . HiUnwines, Wool. tho. Potatoes. bu... Coal, tons. Hay, tons. Siineles, a ingles, m Fe Salt. bris... duis} Gon Withdrawn from store during Friday for city consumption: 484 bu wheat, 1,010 bu corn. ‘The following grain was inspected into storo in this city Saturday. morning: 2 cara tong red winter.whent, 206 cars red aud amber; 2 cars No. 2 winter, 7 ears No. 3 do, 6 cars rejected, 1 car no grade, 51 cars No, 2 spring, 11 cars No.3 do, 1 car rejected (814 whent); 744 cars and 12,000 bu No. 2 corn, 2 cars yellow, 171 cars high mixed, 2 cars new mixed, 87 cars rejected, 2 cars no grado (1,008 corn): 20 cars white onts, 11 cars No.2 mixed, 30 cars rejected (71 oats): 1 car No. rye, 48 cars No. 2 do, 11 cars rejected (60 rye); lear No.8 barley, 1 cur feed. Total (1,515 cars), ‘724,000 bu. “Inspected out: 111,440 bu ,wheat, 008.110 bu corn, 20,805 bu oats, 8436 bu rye. ‘The following were the receipts of breadstufls in this city durmig the past week: ‘ Aug i, July 2, 1H, 139). Flour, bris, A BORG Wheat, bu. S508 Corn, bu. Exe Ey Oats, "bu, ive, bu, Barley, bu. Gi5D 5S ‘The corresponding shipments were: dug. 4, Suly 24, Flour, bris, 3 Wheat. oi Com, bu. Gats, bi se. b Barley, bu, i The lending produce markets were rather tame Saturday, with not so much cbunge in pricesas on some previous day, though there was unsteadiness in spot wheat end rye. The day’s trading presented little to be particularized. There was some trading to square up longer futures in wheat and pork, which the parties did not cure to carry over Sunday, and also some tiling in of August shorts, in preparation for the deliveries of Monday. Not very much of the latter, as the August deals -scemed to have been pretty well squared up previocsly, leaving the work to concentrate more decidedly on Sep- tember, with a growing interest in subsequent months. The foreiga news was less favorable. to strength in wheat, a scarcity of vessel-room helped fo make corn tame. and a genera) sease of hbelplesness made provision operators un- certain which way to act, for which reason many of them did got act at all. Rye was weakened by the fact of lurgér receipts than were expected, and some of the shorts ab- stuined from filling at a decline of 2c, thinking that the situation warranted a greater break. Barley is dull. The barley quotations havebeen Utule better than nominal for weeks past, and at some times may bave been wide of the truth. We note that a couple of car-loads of No.2sold at Toe lust Friday off the Board. Messpork closed 2%c lower, at $15.874:@15.70 tor September and $15.40@15.421 for October. Lard clused5c lower, at $7.25 seller August and $7.30G7.22% for Sep- tember. Short ribs closed at $7.2%@7.25 for September. Spring wheat closed 14@13j¢ lower, at 832¢ for August and &{cforSeptember. Red winter.closed at (2c asked for August. Corn closed a shade tirmer, at 363 for spot and a5sie for September. Oats closed easier, at 23¢ for cash and 2%¢c for August, Rye declined 3@4e for cash, cloaing at ‘0c, and August at 6540. Barléy was dull at 4c for Septembor, and about ic spot No.2. Hogs were less active, and closed easy at $4.50@4.85 for light, and at $4.40@5.00 for heavy. Cattle wero steady ut $2.60@4.75 for poor to extra. There Was a fair movement in staple and fancy dry goods and a nominally steady set of prices. Boots and shoes met with a restricted demand only, this being the dull seuson with dealers in fuot wear. Prices were steadily held. Jcbbers of groceries were pretty busy, the de- mand from the country and city trade continu- ing good. Sugars, coffees, teas, rice, and most other lines were firmly held. No changes werere- ported in the dried-fruit and fish markets. Butter continued in good request, and was quoted firm, the supply being light. The de- mand for cheese showed little or no improve- ment, and previous prices were barely sustained. in the market for oils, paints, and colors no changes were noted. Pig-iron was firm. The dqmand is improving, and dealers look foran advance a litte further along in the sexson. Lumber was steady at the yards and fairly active. The cargo offerings were small, and soon sold out. Woolwasin fair request at un- changed prices. The stock is light, but suit- cient to keep the market amply supplied. The sales of seeds were lizht. Hay was steady, with a good demand for old, very little of which. was to be had, however, and most of the new arrived in bud condition. Hides were steady, and broom-corn slow and weak. The sales of poultry were light at re- duced prices, the heavy stock having demornl- ized the murket. Green fruits were also lower, asa result of big offerings of native varicties, and a good deal of poor fruit was on the street. Luke freights were firmer, closing at 4c for corn to Buffalo, and 10c for wheat to Kingston. PROVISIONS. .- HOG PRODUCTS—Were slow, except in changes from one month to another, and ruled steadier. Pork advanced early, near deliveries fell back Juter, while the longer futures closed higher. Lard and meats were quoted firmer early, in symputhy with pork, but closed lower, except green bums, which were aout He better. There was little chunge in the tone of advices ftom other points, und not much Mife in the tmde here. Some parties were inlined to look for a relivf from the upward pressure the coming week, especially on lard, whicu they say has: been bulled for the xake of sustulning poi while the buying bas been done by the crowd. The summer packing of this city to duce fs repuried us LAeUN Hoxs, sewinst 124500 to do. lust sear, und Lslhus two years azo. ‘he’ inerense Is a hinge one; Dutthere was a biz Zuliing om in the winter work, owing ty the lung-conunued strike. ‘Mess Pork—Advanved Esé@l5e, but fell back, closed Zice below the lutest prices ot Brida, ut €136i gisiu fer rouna tuts spot, selier August, or seller September, $15.10G15.t%¢ seller October. ahd €1050G, IW seller the year, Sules were repuried of G70 bri seller August ut £5.6is6@185; 19,20 Drly seller Sep- Der wb 215.67 hh 15255 seher October ut sith, Guida bry Seller, Novemuer at stile wu; GUU bris seller the year ut sWabelLlss: un 50u' brla seller Juuuary uc SUU@UG5 ‘Total, 200 bris. A,AnD—Declined Soper 10) Be, and closed tame-at #735 for rund lots spot or seller August, and sue, Tmig seller Septera! Cr. A poss, muny lots were changed ut Se Oinerence; und $1.25 was ugreed upon us the price to be puld foruverplus on August de- liveries, ‘Sules were reported of 10) tex sor (louse) Bt $ai0; LAW tes selicr August at 912507 Ses KUM tes seller September ut $1.3u67.4; und Sy) tes seller Jun- uury at #i.1u. ‘Tormt, 8:10) tea. MbaTS—Veclined’ 2ase per 100 2s, and closed tame. Sales were ‘reported of 10,W0 2s shoulders ut HW spot und $4.40) er Augu: AWW Bs short ribs at spol, #-IKgi-y xeller August, $I iat selier September, € 267-714 seller. Uccobe! und $35 seller vanuary, ‘boxes long clears at 74 Bdoxes long ribs ut tse; LWW boxes long und short cleurs at Tec; 4U boxes Cumberiunds at 7c; 209 pleces freon hams U6 2s) atiie. Prices uf leading cuts of Ineats were about es fuliows at lo’clock fur partly- cured Jute; Shoul-L.& SJ.) Short ders. [cirurs. | clears. Short ‘ribs. Spot, boxe August. GUE Septemoer, boxe “Short ribs, seller Seprember. closed ar Lobg clesrs quoted ut #3 loose und $7. Cumberlands, b}Gie boxed; tong cut Bacon quoted ag 8 short all canvased and packed. 645K for cuuntry. RIKER. T WL $1.0054.75 for choice extras, co, whieh advanced prices of Friday. export little wheat anyway. Of prices. it wus stated bo" presumed the pring wheat now on orders tu ship either thun was wanted, and th SU}Ke Inter, closing on 'Coange at Hrmed carly by the Seller Sopteinber suld at. und the yenrso'6 at ted of 1a%iaN) bu D re} arswatsier ht Sie, otal, 109,20 ba. berof buyers. Spot red, or Jul 10) bu long ber ¥ 4,80) Du No, firmer, advancin and closing ut 34 Cush or July closed at of 20,40) bu No, 2and bu sellow ut 03 Bi Sales 21.04) bu nel yy sumple at on bonrd cars; and 1 Xk bu. roun were 23ce and ¢ ed at B60. Ing few onts will circulate on were ae SON bu by sample Toul, 74,000 bu. the squeeze- duit at thetr o with sume parti ed of 24140 bu No. ewe on track. ‘Total. 2, t A car of Ok at Wer No. % 10s. Guaix—Wheat—Winter, No spring, No. 1, $8 4d; No. 2,6 1, 5a, day. of Trade: ssud. Corn tirm'at in moderate’ demand, 00d to chvice, 3.00; extra Chie, nesuta patent process, $4.1 GRAIN—W bel No.2 Ailiwauk Whigs NO. y er, wiles 43, easier; receipts, 7,00 b % 4 Aurust, 45s wie ‘Hay—Active and frm; Movs—In buyers’ favor; ¥ York Stute, au sie. etined., Y4e, Sr Fira sei ESL: TunPENTiNe—Firm; 2 Prov Estee frm; long clear wi Lard heavy und idles, i. irm; 7sibc. METALS—Manu: can. £8.00 Russin sheeting, gona. Tolling, rollin, ‘Twanging, c! a At the close TL Tolling, rolling, LAWNDALE, Chicago. sel will be removed ‘and hams quoted at 99% for-17 rasesfrseen hams, sug avoraco, a bse for shoulders, 7 (c for short clears, SH@le¢e for (@8e for : ‘ ‘hams, ior We quote white at 5@5Ye, and yol- 9 ssa | eee us for extra mess, und $18.00620.00 fo ae JS OibER ‘10 “Accostuon. ity’ and "TALLOW—Quiet nnd steady atO4{@GXc for BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was quiet and firm.- There was some ship- ping ingniry, but the trading Was chietly local, and stocks are small enough to muke holders rathor stronin their views. The receipts of the past fort | Hothwest comer Thirty-ttth-st. night have only averaged about §000 dria per day, r day, Eales were reported of 313. bris winsers un pri vate terms; 1.170 bris double extras, partly ati575, | gdh. POPALORUM, Newsdeuler, Stationer, etc, with #0.47}9027.50 for patents; and 20 bris low grades at 1, 1,743 bris. Export flours wore quoted ‘OTHER MiLisruvrs—Were 1n-go0od demand and steady, Sales wore Licars bran at $9.50810.00; 5 cars mid- diings nt $12,501.00; 1 car shorts at $10.5 screenlugs at £13.00; 1 car do Poa lear coarse -meitl at $13 25 por ton on track, SPHING Wie Ade Wus rather thme during a large purt of the session, but averaged ti ound closed 44 beluw the lntost jverpool was reported stronz, vu | AS4R BL pructicully unchanged quutations, und curzocs were gulet. ‘There wus alsu news tu the enect thatthe crops In Enylond, France, and Russia are promising Detter thun was thousht a few days azo, fuiture being chietly in the Eastern provinces, which un freights were also: stilt, being already high, and the movement of winter ‘wheut froma first hunds hore is continuing on. w large scale, All this tends to keep down prices, but they are alrendy so tow thut many fear to gel! it further “down, knowing thut u comparatively smail thing: olht cause an importunt reaction from the presont rane by parties who mm to know that the greut bulk in, store here East or West, and is therefore practically of the market, ‘There was no shipping demand Saturday for No.2; come uf it was wanted to fli July shorts, but there was more offered rive fell from sie euriy to [c. Futures were rain. “Seller August opened at ind closed at gc, closing ut sales were bu No. 3 Du re- ate MINNESOTA WHEAT Sale was made of 900 bu No.2 a ; WINTER WOEAT—Was in moderate demand, but} @ikclowor under larger oiterines, lear wheat futures, the Russia of | Pari. ts heid! Bic udvanced to Wye, declined (0.8%, fe. 8 . Bat WS ge; ‘vudo in Central ut Sic: jected (Central) at Sic; and 50 bu by sample uum ‘opened at We and declined to 2c at the close. August suld nt We, but closed nominally lower, Spot saies Were reported of 400 bu No, I red ar Ste: 54,00 bu No.2 red at wie Ko; ed do nt 98c; 80 2 wh it donb Ser 2K at ote 1 rejected at She Ad LAN bu by samule at Westie. Torn, 7.80 bu, ‘COiN—Was in swodervie demand, and ‘averized ee per ba, and cloxing a shade better’ than Friday evening, ‘The British markers were steady, and Now York ‘tirm, while our receipts wero nzuin’ Jarge, und exceeded the shipmdnts. Gur stocks in store appesr to bave incrensed fully 70,0 bu during the woek. ‘The thinners in whut, however, made corn holders strong in thelr views, | ward. to SHe, and closed ut Se bid. Seller & wus tshade higher thin August, ranging at; Gefober wis aul wt Sq Spoc 1s Were re} mixed at 85x a witito at Sher 10 Ixed aud rejected at St3¢e HW bu do. at Aitae at dito stltel nara Were moderately active earl 1 receipts were liberal; and cas! thined ie per bu wd closed ely. ‘The trading was chiefly in te expiring future in settlement, and the lols Of cus wero sent, Found@on duilveries. July opened at sso und closed nt 230. Other furures ruther quiet August und September opendd at igo iu tis invor, pass thik chunge to September ut Me in favor, mauy think= * tho ftirstof the month, the ownors preferring to sbip them ou. Old samples ore aglirg and ua ones, continue. rather slow. Cush gules were reported of %3.60U bu No. 2 at bat ezisweon track; and S10) bu ata Gave for new and Zigsle fur Old, all free on Loard. or July do lesire 10 RYE-Was uctive and lower. Tho butk of the trad- ing was in July in settlement, and was attended with considerubie exettement. ‘The market fell Zc trum the decline of Friday afternyon, the big receipts and. rouniin of the free olferinzs.of cash upsetting’ the Lehest price of Jongs. Tho market fell off dc from tie joc. It was understood at the ciuse that a few shorts had not squared up, bat were likely to fater in the day. July sofd froely ut ie, and closed at je. Cash sold the sume as tho month, and closed unable to dispose of rings and deliver them before 1:)o'dlock. Other furures were neglected. Augudt was quoted at sige, and September nL (SGebie, Cash sues were ro- apgites 10 bu by sample at BARLSY—Was duli und easy. ‘There was almost nodewand for cash lots, except for a few cars low grade stuf thut could be used in making mash mult. id No.3 wus tlonily sold ut iéc on track, whieh §s sovera! cents below what bas been given as Cash rye was lower, sale bolng reported of 5,000 bu “BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN: | Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tritune. LIVERPOOL, July 31-11: a. m.—bLOUR—Nov. }, 123; 2, 1s 4d; No. 2, 208: rhite, No. 1, 10s; 2,985 club, No. 1, 10s 4d; No. 2% 4d. Corn—New, Now} terms. MW, Tribune office. PHOvistons—Pork, 2s, Lard, 309 3d. ANTWEUP, July 31.~PETROLEUM—S4f. LIVERPvOL, July SL—CortoN~Hollday until Tues- ‘The following were received by the Chicago Boant LIVERPOOL, July 31—11:30 2, m—Flour, 10s@12s, Wheat—Winter, llsGits 4d; spring, s eden 4d; wale, $x ls; club, ts daaive da. Cora, bs. Pork, Gs. “Lard 3s : wPooL, July 3L—Wheat in fair demand, and rimy red inter, us od; No, spring, os 205 No. 8 do, $3 Id. Cargoes ‘ort coust—Whout Arrived—Wheat und corn NEW YORE. NEW YonK, July 31.—Corrox—Qulot dut steady at 11 9-16GI1 11-16. Futures dull; August, 1L40c; September, 1.8ce; October, 10.56e; November, 10.30; December, 10.i5¢; January, 10-580; February, cic. FLOUN—Firm; receipts, 18,00 bris; super State an Western, $450: common to xood extra #.2iGti) white wheat, extrs, 81.508 Sh, fouls, Sikes een t-—Market ensier; recel bi Sule fariee Burd: anerased 3 Gu FLUC 1. fos Finis .3 red, wai sreauler mixed winter, #.UxaLUE steamer No.2 red, ‘No. ie: No. 2 white, Ste; No. jaise: eptember, Asie, Oats heavy; re~ celpts, Ghud bus imlxed Western, ai@Se; white Ub, A+ Grit $503! rings, Twise; now New GNOCEIUES—Cotee active and firm: Sto cargoes quoted Beltde; job low, Welic. Brn; fair to goud retining, (461360. - mund tuir and tourker tirm, idee quiet but stendy. VETROLEUM—Duil and lowers United, se; crude, ar guiet but lolasses—De~ uict Dar Aeuty: SLM0C1g. Coe Eous—Unsottled aud weak; 1@l6e, LUN -Purk in moderate demand; new mesa, Boer quiet bur, study. Cut meus lower; prime stuain, uiet, und scarcely $0 tirm; fuctured copper unchanged. Ingot lake, ioeibe. "Piaciron, Scoven. eluseiaey; Amer: NAILS—Cut, BW; ‘clinch, HOKG5.65, * THE VILLAGE-BELLS, For The Chicago Tribune, L One more, once more my native shore In beauty greets uy gaze; + Agnin L walk the cottuge-tioor, - | ite dream of bygone days. Tho moon is bright with silver light, And through the evening air Theur the sweet-toned village-bella ‘hut sound the hour of prayer. O’er bil! und hollow sounding, From rock to rock rebounding, ‘Their echues dic away. O cheerful chimes of better times, ~ Tmt growing old and gray; Sy ieee thro’ other lands und climes uve wandered fur away. T fondly hear your echoes clear In many a sweet refrain; You come like music tomy ear, ‘To greet me home again: ‘Twanging, clanging, At the close of day, Qrer hill and hollow sounding, » From rock to rook rebounding, ‘Their echoes die away. Euae. a > THE OBELISK. New York, July 3.—She work of unload- ing the obelisk from the steamer Dessoug began yesterday. The foundation stones and pedestal will be first removed, which will ) take about a week, and then the Dessuug will be put into dry-dock, where a side of the ves- the obelisk taken out. ‘The obelisk will then be placed upov a ‘Hoat, and toyed to the Seventy-ninth street pier, where a treck is to be laid for its trans- urtation to the site decided upon in Central ‘ark. It isimpossible at present to deter mine how long It will be before the work ill be completed, as acold whl Will greatly delay fe “AY Cceur which NCH OFFICES, ATE OUR NUMER- ous patrons throughout the city, we bay ‘a itana , We bave ostub- desuenited olow, her the different Divisions, us suine price as Otice, and wit'ba, roculned oul i Selock pas ‘a SiON. 2, 2, BR. SUMMS, Booksoliors and Stationers, 13 WW, E HOGAM, Drucgtst, 61 Cottazo Grove-ay., sinters UCHMAN, Drugylst, corner ‘hirty-frst and WEST DIVISION, ‘ext Mudison-st. near Western-hv. TH SUNNICHSE i cornea na iy Drugzist, 29 Bine Island-av., g ZK, Jeweler, No Fani Goods, Wy Lake-st comer Linenine 4 Fancy ALT, Druuyist, 6 West Madison-st, cor- Ber Paulina. Nortu DIVISION. . op BUBUNGTAA CON Deak, 6 wort cova al: SYILLIASIS €&CO., Druggists, 675 Larrabee-st., LAaUIS W. HL NEEBE, Printing and Advertiatn Agent, Nows und St 9 i - Bil aw netioner Depot, 485 Kast Division: LOST AND FOUND. OS?-¥ITHER ON MILWAUKED-AV, North Halsted-st., on the vening of Wuiy 26% args bluck ‘cashmere shawl A reward will be pala Forte return to HESLUIS Photouraph Gallons, Ws OST—SATURDAY EVENIN( ¥ = Thirty-eighth-st., o eblid’s gold brucelet. Sui:able re 'd will be paid by return of the sume to a Hillis OST-BY A WIDOW, A PACKAGE OF MONEY, Babe Ande il be erally reardod by rotu rae Los £8 1S HOLL, OF & Bins SOMEWHERE in vicinity of Madison und Denrbo wit be Forwarded by souring Samos sit OST--THRBE-STONE DIAMOND RING, BLUE enumel. ‘iteward by LENFESTEY, Mudlson wad Groen-sts, OSTA POCKET-ROOK CONTAINING NOT Duyable to the order of J.B. Sullivuen amd othe Valuables, useful only to the owner. A suitable ward willbe ylven on. re game to J. B, SUL- EivaSvau sort Curent" OF Some tJ. B. SUL OST—A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING ANNUAL : to the Tremont ‘House: BAA eee. OST-NEAIt HUMBOLDT PARK, ON WEDNE: day night, July 2. a bay mare, ¥ years old, weighs about 95 pounds, letter S branded on of shuulder, a aoe On Jeside uf eambrey Joint, off. bila teu. A sul 6 e pad for ret lugeainchine Company, 24 Wabssiente OST-SATURDAY MORNING NEAR ARCBER- iainay td Halited-st large brown ait setier dog es ro leuther collar an conse tag. Kewurn to 22 Wabosh-uy. and receive sultabie re re advortivements ‘will’ be - a PERSONALS ‘PERSONAL WARKFIELD “a. “THERE 1S A letter for you ut the Post-Onice. ERSONAT—LOU. G.. PLEASE CALL OR SEND your nddress to store on Stato-st.; you will hear something tu sour benetit. "J. G.- PEONAL- LARRABEE CARS TO LAK, ‘Sali bo pieased to make further scqu: ifagrovaule to you state when und where we can meet Address N 17, Tribane office. ERSONAL~A YOUNG MAN IN BUSINESS ‘would like to form the acquaintance of arefined younglady. Address N vi, Tribune office. PERSONAL—A YOUNG WOMAN OF GOoD AP- Peurunoe and some money wishes acquaintance mith “a widower with durk eyes, good beignth, and some meuns.” Address, with references, B, Tribune. EUSONAL—MANEL GREY, CALL AT 10 SOUTH t_ KATE SEVERANCE. PERSONAL GENTLEMEN THAT FORMERLY aczé Went Sudison-se, Mer ee eee ee lad: ? Ca ae widow;” object, matrimony. Address O 4, PERSONAL—A YouNG GENTLEMAN OF HIGH address 1°51, Tribune offiey, ot MBImORT. Please tSONAL—AWILL MRS, DIXON, FORMERLY OF ‘No. nd Ler address to P M7, ‘tribune office. ERSONAL—A REFINED YOUNG GENTLEMAN of © (blonde) wishes to cultivate the scquaint- Bnee yf an intollizent, good-looking brunette not pyer a ome cotueties need answer. Address P 88, -ST- t PERsosai—Winowse, AGE SWI TWO DeauUlfal children, wish ‘ idy Be rantaenttaren, ished, to, correspond with PERSONAL“. TOL. SBM PERSONAL FRIDAY ERSONAI-—-GLOVES—TOBSDAYS. GLOVES. three sides, adjoining the Grand tu rent. at $0 per mont! ili sell or rent everything fc - PARTY Witii 4.00 CAN OBTAIN AN INTER- A eacin the best manufacturing business In ta city. Gouds sell as fast as made. Protit st lowes} Mholesale price 10 percent. Address N 9, Tribune. PARTY WITIT $00 CAN STEP INTO A LE: A eine wholesale business paying badsdinely. D.W. STORKS, 4 Washingwon-st, Room, N HONEST Stas [TO TARE Altateroce in “eon Yoyies, $80 CASH, 20, PARE than Team do," Address 2 su reibune oies A RESTAURANT “With EstapLisiED trade, his oxcluslve 0 ih depots in city. Call atas West Van Barone ee POR SALE—A NEW STOi a NE chandise inwlive town 2 wnller iver Chie iurge farming country ull around: tret-elass trade; y ling. estas fon. "abt Statecet. Re '@ solicit your inv DP ®GGStORE FOR SALE-IN GOOD CONDI tion, very chexy 3 aro cane FY cheap for cash. Address N , ke SALE_-ONE OF THE DEST PAVING CANDE shopsiu theclty. Will bear tnvestuation Sood reasons for selling. Addross N45, Tribune otice. ‘Ol SALE—THE RIGHT FOR SEVERAL ‘1 Hoor; evenings. Good reusous fur selling. Address" Nok tribune, Foe SALE—COAL-YARD WHERE MONEY CAN bo made, Inquireuf JOHN N. YOUN & Wash- ington-st, Fe SALE-—THE FURNITURE AND EVERY- thing complete in a brick house on corner; B Foomy; every rom oceupled: luw reut; very desira- bie. Address J 51, Tribune vitice. ‘OR SALE -FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY storo No. 515 Madison-st.; having other business ond ty it. Call at store to-day and Monday. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. UCTOS—1 HAVE A GARG AMOUNT OF horses, wagons, und carriages, both acw und sec- ond hund, on which'casb udvances huve been made. aud ait tastrucued to close them at great sacritices in order to reallze the cast at once. One maxniticent Fond murg, one binek mare, hay all the galls und no One has u betier suddier; one suddle puny, one driv- ing puny, one black mare that can pulls wuron in 340. ‘one large buy mure, poud ruadster and kind, overy fray, und ten other horses tit for all kinds of work; ioe bustles new and second band: open bugles witht ‘Timkin spring, side spring, end spring, and Brewster springs extensiun-tup carriuges, landun curriages nhd breties, lumber und express wagons, new und second- hand harness, Com In und see whic we hove: will whether vou wish co buy, sell, or Ket ad- Yances. JOHN MITCHELL, Auction and Commission ‘House, IW und 193 Hast Washington-xt. A 3150 WILL .BUY THE BEAUTIFUL BAY horse Little Bred, He cost $00 last fall in Kea lucky. | He ba? years vid, 15 bunds high, hus tine styie and juetion, wa sired be Young Coluinbus, son of Kysdyk's Hambio:unian. dam 6 Messenyer mare. Lit- Ue Bred, us a lady's roud Lorse, bas no superior, and few equa.s: ts very gentle und Sind. If he bad train iug ho would be very fast, Ho got beat nu matines fuue In 425, but came In” second two lengths behind frst hore, He hy been driven since last fall by Sresent owner, a hidy, why Is forved w sell him im modlately for Feasons which will be explained 40 pur- ly is warranted sound and kind. cal at owner's residence, Nu. 2 Michigan-uy. while “shippers” were | buylug us freely 3s | GapayED OR STOLE 35 i seme I WEN—A LAR REL id scarelty of vossetrum Hus bad good dedi edo borse, blstered on fore lex. Any inteomation ibe ingvenseincocks, hur Our receliy hee will be rowurded. OSCAI FIELD, I Mlichigan-uv. eel enorwous, neeregating iy it a for the iq REWARD—LOST, ON THE HT N CAR- seca ndipna ca Reet te at | SO, poner din at, gr ene Males, Selier August opened at Soo, suid at 57¢¢ ,udvanced iu old-style breustpin set with red stones, valued only asuuttt, Binaer will please return tu "ss West Wasbingion-st, LITAR FOR So; A $1 MAR- {A tin fur #23; 8 00 inuaic-box for $163; & genuine English concertina cheap; ulzo x wmall yrebestrion at 2 barguin, acl sinte-st. H.C. KUINSMITEL SPLENDID PIANO, ALMOST NEW, FOR SALE ‘atonce. Apply at Justice DEMARS', 179 Weat Mudlson-st. FINE-TON§D -7-OCTAVE CARVED-LEG plano for only $1W cash; been used but very Uitte; Dave no use for it Address P48, Tribune ofice, BALGAIN-CHICKERING PIANO; IMMENSE ologunt full carved Chickering grand Sout; wmngnitcent carved Puseyrdod planes obiy Sis ats marnitic eved Fusewood plano; onl Suse ba. Call de RO) West Madisonsste ONY GOOD BEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO FOR 410 AT In ‘Twenty-secund-st., up-statrs; apply} Sie ARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS—LLAINES Bros, tho celebrated Buker, und other makes; also an orckestrion cheap: second-hund puinos bouzht, ut the Now York alusic Co., 20 State-str PPO SALE-A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGItT 744 OC- St tyegrand plano; cust $i) six niontus ago; will ell Lor 175 cayh. Address N 57, Te.bune oftice. {OH SALE—OR RENT—IF YOU WANT A PIANO, Steinway, Docker Brothory, or any other cheaper iBan the cheupest, cull ot “42 Wabash-ay., Chiengo. ‘OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT PIANO, D.most news standurd wake; niust have some ‘mynoy; will ylve time fur balunce. 2% State-st. Flurl ppt MALLET, DAVIS &:CO.. ERANICH & BACH, PIANOS—} WM. P, EMERSON, aquotation for No.2 heretofore. A sale was made s, efor 2and Glo for Nu. ‘on track. ‘Total, 7,00 bu. DUNHAM & SONS. LATER. —e Whent yas quiet and weak Saturday afternoon at | oncang—. 'B. SHONINGEL, about sige se Jer August, A cee The above ate standard instrament. ‘Warranted five years, Sold on installments, if required. Second-hand Instruments taken In exchange. W. W. KIMBALL'S, Corner State und Adams-ats, A TTENTION—¥. J. BERRY & CO. 4 MONROB- AX st. formerly. Coopor's). Just received 2 eat-luads of all grades of “hors mé ethan Allen pacer can show turee heuts in 25; one tno white horse, 1634 hands, trot in 26, Very ‘stylish; one rqun can sbow su; oe very tine ludy’s horse: a large lot of well broken single drivers; all grades of workers and ad horses wt a great barguin if taken this week. He Is 6 yeurs vid, 1S bands ‘high, can trot fast. ise bundsome bay, warrunted sound, Eind, and sate in alt burness, A trial given. Call at private stable No. ‘Si Michigan-av. ‘OW SALE—Ol EXCHANGE POR REAL ESTATE sepse ogee ar tata, MENS te TU at C custom 3 Kddrers Ate Brivun ottice. os Poe SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR CITE property—I.ease, furniture. good will, etc, of the dost socond-clusy hutel In the city. A lame and Ehmpelica tuo to urooe cies arias Win nee "1 y vo to Europe. Brice asked this yeur. O'% ‘Tribune umce. = aor ig Utensils, cheap. tage Yards, of Bd Tribune oftea. ee Baton Swck POR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS MEAT, MARKET, Halts running ordor. Cail to-day at 29 West Mad~ FOR SALE-A MANUFACTURING Bustyess with large and incresal 5 wi OR SALE—HOME BAKERY AND CON Fiassteones Washingtoaand Peorias@ ee OR SALE—A_ FIRST-CLASS ORESSMAKING E owabllshnent. Household nd workroom fare nl Suma! stock trim . 1 Wabash-av, Si NODIN. ok OF Simmings. 21s ‘POR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE ON ‘a prominent corner on North Side, Adress P Sh ‘Tribune otfice. Oo. bet Q-nV., Opposi E l~ ion Building. Apply on the promises, PO OR BALE-CUAL SHAST 10 MULES FROM Hi Chicago. machinery curspiete, now running s-fout coal, cokes equal astern. Samples: Bells Dearbornest. G. 4. COLBY, baka PO! Babe GASHITTING AND - PLUMBING establishment. PU), ‘Tribune ottice. a FOR SALE “NEST PAYING BESTADRANT ON West Side. P62, Tribune office, GAIN RECEIVED THIS DAY,.3 CAR-LOADS of us flue horses ns ever came to Chicago. Among thein ou heavy matenud toums, 3.0 IDs; also busi- Ress burses und tine drivers. We will sell to ship- pers in car lots, or those wanting a single horse had Better call onus before buying. 23and 25 West ste FOR SALESSULLINEHY: AN ESTABLISHED custom trado; store und fixtures tirat-ciuss; luca- don Rood; on the West Side. Address N 24, ounce, JOR SALE LEAS# AND FURNINURE Cou. plete of W-room Indies’ bonrding-honse; tive iminutes' walk from Court-House. Apwy at) Deur- Dora-st, Roum ly AL PAsIbY HORSE iv BANDS. G YEARS OLD, $18; a G-your-vid drauzht horse, Lav pounds, $20; 2 dapyle-eruy. 6 years ld. 1.20 pounds, guod fum= Ly Or business horse, $125; choice of four business bores, $3, 4A satistactocy trial given before you pay sdolisr. Apoly in barn reur of coal office, Zul Cot- tage Grove-uv,, A TEENTION-¥OR SALETAT A’ SACKIFICE—A hundsome pony, neat little phaston, und harness for $135; a nice rig for udy; aluo chulee of 3 nice bucuy-horses for $45. Cull at3il West Bitteenth-at, bivel east of Bue Island-nv. ‘A. EIRST-OLA83 TURNOUT FOR A LADY-ONE chestnut is'{ bunds, very pretty: one phneton oud us new; price $4, worth SW 10 Monroe-st. FIRST-CLASS “TOP PHAETON, ALMOST {A new, $1; twu wood second-hand phaetons and two open buggies £5 und #6. 1118 West Lake-st. WWLINDER DESK AND BOOK-CASE COMBINED, / buld'u few hundred volumes, oust $1; Hogar Moris, best edizion, cost #15; Gil Hay Works, best edition, cust $40. Wl trade for tine sound horse, tup busy, bud barnes, HENUY LOGUE, care Brus e. (CARLOAD OF HORSES, JUST AlitIVED FROM Jowa,; weight from Lup to 1.50; must be suld. Any reasonable price will not be refused. Any reasonable trial whl be given on them. 1K WestJuckson-st. LEGANT FAMILY TURNOUT—LATEST FASH- ju coupé, rvekairay, stylish young Hembletonts edn, TOF, fas ci res: Gieaut “2G Pribuneodicc, + “Ppropriste harnes POR SALE—4 GOOD FAMILY OR BUSINESS horse, ulsv side-bar top buxvy und barness. Wil jae us part pay n good gold watch of an unimproved pufiding-loc, “Cuil Monday ur ‘tuesday at corner ‘Potryy-ninth-st. und Atienigon-ue. POR SALB—4 Good BocGy Horse, VERY kind und safc, free in baruess, und yood under saddle, also hurnese, new, Addrus¥N 75, Tribune. 'OR SALES-CHEAP, SIDE-BAR LEATHEK-TOP Duzgy; two seated thrve-spring fuinlly wagon, and 10 RENT-A HALLETT & DAVIS CONCERT Tonnes plano in Alcondition. For saleon easy WAstep a Piano, STEINWAY. WEBER, OR ‘Chickering; must be perfect and look good as new: Oxpert will test it Positively name cash price. Address #1 B, Tribuuo olfice. fumyie buness, 51 south Jetersun-st. UR SALE-SORREL PONY, CaNOPY-TOP Phuoton, and harness; poay ls'sound und gentle, brokon to suddie aud harness, shituble ror ludy oF entid. Address 1 13 ‘Iribune oftice, Frole SALE TEIRST-CLASS HOAD WAGON, OR {+ will trude Yor top buggy. Address M15, ‘Fribune. PIANOS AND ORGANS, INCLUDING 5 tue famous Decker Bros., {iaines, Machu- shok, und Story & Camp plunos und Estey onmns. We buve decided to sell durmg the next w days on terms su easy and prices 4p low cu all ean purehawo. Urguns ‘at 2 und plugos ut s1U monthly pss me: : 3 Na INDO TULY & CANE, 439 und 190 Stato-st._ OH SALE—G: MAN'S: ROADSTER, THOR- ouzhbred, Ethan Alun stock; must be sold tm- wediuiely; can be seenat b. J. BERRY & COS Mon- rud-at auubles, ‘OR SALE —A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT: reason for selling going in other business. Good Jocation. doing a tine business. . No persun need apply ‘unless they buve got $2.0 and security for the ance. For particulars inquire of BAL! & LANSLN No. & Lx Sallo-st., Roum 2 GPEAT, DANGAINS FOR ONG WEER-C Pe KIMBALL & CO.. 370 and 372 Wabusb-ay., hare a Jarre Jotot top bugyies and phaetons that will be sold this week reguruless of cost, Call and see them bt fore you purenuse. F YOU Ae TO BUX. OH Saun, PROG. ,hurdware, or other store, call on KIM- BALL TS Clurksts oom’. Good openings. HAVE A FINE LIGHT TWO-SEATED CAR- Tiege and several new and second-hand busxles cheap. Tél und 7) State-st. E. D. BAY DE. VNERY—AOW Mcca Winl, YOO GIVE AML fora good millinery business, stock und Mxtures? Will sell ato bargain to tha hizhest bidder; must be foldatonce. Address M61, Tribune oftive. GADDLE HORSE, SINGLE FoUTEI, goob driver, sound, kind, and perfectly safe. Price, $100._Address Z us Tribune office. SALOON FOI SALE-—GOOD LOCATION, GOOD K )_ business. Apply at 234 West Randolph-at. NDID STAND WHICH it up cleguntly and rent, farnished orother- - wise, THOMAS, 61 West Van Buren-st. a PHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO RETIRE PROM busivess ofers bis entire stuck of livery for snlez also bis underthktng busine: ‘will sell one or both; a tine chance forany ono to step right intoa foods well extnvlished business on fair terms. BULKELEY. *POEXCHANGE—T HAVE FREE AND CLEAR OF incumbrance, taxes paid, three sectionsof beary timbered lund in Juhnson County, Kentueky, near county seat: this land I will exchange for o well extablished business in the city or country: would ay part cush tc desirable trade is offered. Henny ERHARY, &) Dearborn-s_ RoomG. TANTED-CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOKE IN g00d location; would not object to confection- ary In addition; cash fox bargain, Address-N 58, ‘Tribune oltice. TANTED—A GOOD SADDLE HORSE FOR cash; must single’ foot und lope nicely. Ad~ dress tor three days, with full deseription and price, 2 52, Tribune office. VV ANTED_ENTERPRISING MAN WiTHt SOME money in manufacturing nnd selling a specialty having a very rapid sale. P45, Tribune oftice. it SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A FINE STYLISH ‘chestnut horse, 15 bunds bigh, 6 years old, perfeut- dy sound. Inguire ut barn rear 441 (Vest: Wasuingion. 66) BUYS AN ELEGANT NEW PIANO— S200 Be eR ace cio . ADAM SHAK! West Mad{son-st. runte OR SALE—W HEAD OF HORSES. OF NEARLY il Ueseriptions und prices. Call at 42) West Bour- teenth-st., near Glue isfand-av, ‘9 arrive—Wheat, quiet and stendy; corn é FOR SALE. ‘, 2s; lard, Wy Sd; bacon, L. ; eR BR Ree ier uhd da bighor, at disid; cuéesd | POL SALB-SOX, SOX, SOX. COX, BOX, SOX ‘suly $1,—IAIVERPOOL— Wheat strong. aad s0x, Surzoes of consi—Wheat quiet and sox, stoudy. Curgoes on pussuge—Wheat und corn steady, SOx, SOx, Sox. ‘THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF FANOY SOCKS ever shown by any bouse tn this elty. We have an IMMENSE ‘Shoe ofthese youds, some of them THIS a wy S. from 2 cg 3 putes just OS Wa ULAK PRICKS. See the aysuriment in vor sbow-windows, und make your se~ lections before they ure uli gone, xs we cannot dupll- cute them at any price. Low rent uud small expenses ‘ennble us to sull goods CHEAL GIVE US A TRIAL. “LONE STAK” SHIRT CO., Removed to 205 and 207 Deurborn-st., near Adams. a ;ALE—CHEAP—BILLIARD AND POOL FE a nies und materials; secund-hond tables bought. 175 South Desplaives-st. it SALE—A KNIGHLS TEMPLAR UNIFORM, It Sakdorderand ouesp. duress 8 16 Wribune. athe Hes POR SALE "ASSAY BALANCES =A THEMSEICS Duluned ava bargain. Adtiress Ne, Tribune vffico. POR BSALE—ONE FINE WAX PLANT (tUxA carnugu), in bloom; one largo Oleander (macro phylum), and ono scarlet cactus. For informution address Mt 40, Tribune office. FOR SaL¥—AT A SACRIFICE, FOR CASH, SEC- ond-bind square-box top buggy, in first-class or- iter. 31d West Taylor-st, : POR SaGE-TeAM OF HORSES, BARNESS: heavy zpring truck, und the hauilug, or will sell truckoniy, Catiat st Laxe-st, FoSicint boaay in Sisealess ondery sito, ine ag v7 ass ordor; also, x fine bog- Sa and tuddie horse. OB. BRISHLE, WW Waste Meds jon-st. FOR SALE~A COUPE ROCKAWAY; ALSO, A canupy-top pony and full leather-top phueton, und a variety uf opeu und toy bugsies, mew und sec- ond Laud, 4W ond 42 West Mtudtson-st. in the city; has been used only three months; eas thun uit’ cost. Apply to JOHN d; HICKSy lui Fulton-st 70H SALE OR EXCHANGE—GOOD PONY; SAFE One ay or children to ride or drive; also Koud lop bugy. 625 Waubngwon-st, 3 Kind, well broke, and go ee Spo deeh BE OSCALE HLELD'S stables, 165 Blick an-nv. it SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A NO.1 CARRIAGE ORorsers yours cid; it mands hiyne ithoue fou price $140.” Cull ut burn in reur of 3: West Taylor~ ‘OR SALE—AT LESS THAN VALUE, ONE ick mare 6 yeu 3 Tao gdvuiare fortum, apply aves West Mudison-st, x ROCERS—A RELIABLE List OF Fone merchants cheap, turougiout dilinots, Wisconsin, Minnesots, und other S.ates; guing out of business and have ay wore use for it, it you mean business address L 7, ‘Tribune odice. iy A FIRST-CLASS CALCIUM-LIGHT Hol ae SpPEND © SOLIS EID Et sis) Areher-av SALE-BREECH-LOADING GUN, VERY Oe erent bore, woi; 8 pounds, In cool and ate tings complete; cost #210; will sell for HU, Z 12, Trib- une ottice. TET, ;ALE-CHEAP, A DENTIST'S OUTFIT, Chait tools inbaierete. Apply Monday at Room S, Mowlind Block. a if SAL,E—1,00 POUNDS OF FINE-C! AG For Saja peod onier ats to cents per pound, jo wnolonale oF etl ore 2 eP pou 400 fot. co quurters 5 . RESOHD © Lawis, 22 State-at. A VERY FINE ST. BERNARD DOG Pons ies Sup ode fanilly or busiacss bouse wate doy. Abdi Peok-vourt. = SALE ALL STERN-WHEEL PLEA OR SA ooh bukit two Fours A70; Carrying cupa ty about 2i porsons; speed 5 to Smiles, af hour. can US bouxetor é20 cash. Address ribuae office. a JoR SALE—-A NEW SIDESPRING BUGGY; F ean ut barn, 266 West Washington-st. eS OR SALE-A CAH-LOAD OF HORSES JUST intry; Weight from WW to 1a; prices qeour Sh to Gia Any ial gwen at ly Bic’ Ile und-av. lt SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST HORSES IN elty sultablo for coupe oF famlly enrringe, 18 per iectly Hentle und a guod traveler; have no use fur hig. Caitatiel Loumis-st, near Van Buren. = SALE—EXPRESS AND DELIVERY WAG- Fes ‘buggies, gigs, baker wagon, and one light ‘bus. atlio West Adums-st. . ALE-A FIRST-CLASS TOP BUGGY OF er nie used; Will seil cheap. Address 0, ‘rribune oftice. JFOR SALE—-OR TRADE FOI LARGER HORSE, one fear-old Bay pony; warranted sound. well ¢ to harness and suuddie;, perfect - HORS aria aoe SALE—W HEAD OF MULES, ALL SIZES on Sa prices. Satisfactory trial yiven. “Inquire BtSIT Kittay. PABTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED-A DENTIST; BEAUTISUL city on Rock River. Present business #00: ‘by help of partner can be easily doubled, “Address DENTIST, care Louls Liosd & Co., Washington-at, ARTNER WANTED-IN A WELL AND LONG- establisbed house in New Orleans, an active part- ner with £6,0W to 10.000, which can readily be doubled intwe years. V2, Tribune office. ARTNEK WANTED—AN INTEREST CAN DE Flepiained in one of tne lenaine printing | ousen in ie elty; NOL Only dain a general busin Sniuablo spectaty. Address eA. SAALPELD, Me- tropolitan Block. PARINER WANTED WITH $100 FOR HALE . interest in an established business und to take mbie of b larxe fieterences re= charge of the office work: business expansion, will net $1,000 thls year. quired. Address Z li, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH $5.00 to $10.00 to Invest in a ratail store in the centre of city: a business thut makes75 to 100 per cent, Address N7S Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OB SILENT, IN ‘ile grain and provision, business on Change. have a fatr trade which can be increased with more capital. Am well known on the Board and understand the business thoroughly. Communications contides- tial, A 7, Tribune once. Parone WANTED—TO AID IN DEVELOPING rt interest fqr sale. rll abd Wovam Buren-st. and see invention la use, DARTNER WANTED-IN” MANUFACTURING’ -AMainesss capital from $400 to $1000. Address P. 6, Tribune oBice. 7 NER WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE tare iene In this city with $2,500; business well- eatabiisned und in fall running order, with seven tray= eling agents. etc. Address, with real name, P 8, ‘Tribune office. HTNER WANTED~A THOROUGH OFFICE PAINE, $10.0, to take an active partnership In ie best-established wholesale confectionery west Of New York. Addresa P 18. ‘I'ribune office. ARTNER WANTED-BY A COMMERCIAL - ase Pun eee ee Pda i er 0 fs fn rood cutie, addres P i Tribune o ineas; very pro! LW ainotnt iryou bave te coat. Address PL tribune. ARTNER WANTED—-TO JOIN ADVERTISER shaslng profitable business; $1.50) to #2000 required: cash only Address 2, eibune uice, PARED ake oalt interne ana reams betel alt Interest in mW roont the business centre of the South Side, 4, Tribune, ARTNER WANTED—ONE WITH $150 TO OPEN P. 4 first-class market on West Side; no better loca- 9 can handle allcash; will cuarantee &1W per ‘Audress N 0b. ‘Tribune office. tio rt SALE—HANDSOME AND BEST TRAVEL- FOu tases ponies nthe eltye bay und bisck; 3 yoars vid. Address Mf Is, ‘'ribune orice. a. CA S AND BADGES, 5 PWO FINE BOATS. FINE BOATS TF ee ore 2H bust Sladison-st, fourth tour. Fo8 ‘SALE—6 SALOON OUTFITS, 3PUOL TABLES, 2 dian cigar ture. Huwe's platform, sprinx ‘iu, und Pete cates, yrocery. binns, and arn Ket Hxtures, sow eases and inlrrons, Ieg-boxos, chew Hetcusivor ob time payments, THOMAS & CO. West Vin Buren-st. eae sa AT BARGAINS—UESTA 2 Poe aces Hey Garber ediaira, 20-ligtt ius manchitixo, lot of tombstones, show. Cyuicers, AUIS Ux tension top carriuge, etc, etc. PARRY, WW ‘est Monrvo-st. E ny SALE-AT $0 BACH, THREE POINTER, POR SMe Atuinea vm chicken and quail, B- HONS, Jr., 18036 South Clark-st. SALE SE F° t 85 ‘duuble-varrel breech-Jundin twelve bore, E, THOMAS, Jr SALE—TW [USH SEI Fons ake ora. winureop-place. eS ee ET - PLR iF WAREMUUSE FO STORAGE Peer Meee cearruges, bus, mud ail kinds uf imerchugawe; lowest rues for Kuo necommudauions iathe city. Constable trade not sv.icite North Mot at. Advunces m: 1A 3) TH CHICAGO STORAGE COM- sé 91 i= So eret itdlues ove. Lowest rates. Cush rareuvuse Tare, pianos, mereaundls vances. pas : 7 STORAGE CO, NOS, 1 7% AND 8 MDELITY STOMA TS esuiblisued IsiS; permanent re 2 Bat yan Buren oi famiare; advances made. x FURNITURE. BUGGIES, ETC; P PARKY, 16) West Mouroe-3c, Ee. PATENTS. = TP BROS, SOLICITORS OF UNITED FCF HR, este oF nies Horus usd mechanical experis. | Established Ist Washington, Cuelnpul, and St Louis, and ioom 4, gb Washington: picaxo. “PATENT ATTORNEYS, eee ‘WV La Salle-st, Chicago, Ii. partes i COUPLAND & Co, F7OR SALE—FOUR BINELY-GAITED SADDLE- Or Lavo prove, one vay, uid one chestnut. E M.EVEMIT, a Rundolph-sc. JALE-ONE ENGLISH DOG-CART, TWO F On cers top ‘wagons, open Duxyies. and top phae- tons, dint cheap, stods South Halsed-st, ‘(OB SALE—: GOOD HORSES, 1 FINE CARRIAGE ‘teain, ull gentle drivers, end work-horses: leo lop buggies, L ar. ALIS! and 25 West Madison, RR SALE—AN ELEGANT SIDE-BAK ROAD- ON geen, only rua siz monte GODEIES & Chan atlakese OR SALE—A BAY GELDING, 16% HANDS high, very ranyy and stylish, perfectly sound, and kind, 6 years uld; 4 perfect carriage horse; price Su. ALLS West Wushipgton-st. . UST BE SOLD-ONE OF THY FINEST TOP AML bugzies in the city, and all kinds of new harness, 4070 Soutn Canal-st. po Tt i KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PARADE, six Hine saddie hurves, with Waltman outdts. In- quire immediuely. i SC EVEKIT, 4 Randolph-st, WASTED A FUSE CLASS TOP BUGGY: SIDE- bar preferred; alsu, single harness. Must be cueap fur cash. Address O45, ‘Tribune oftice. W ANTED—A GUOD YOUNG. BUSINESS HORSE - th exchanve fur new urgan or household farnl- ture. PAIY, 1) West Moproe-st "ANTED—BUGGY: WILL DU CARPENTEBING in exchange, or, if cheap, pay cush. #6 North Uakley- \WASTERRA WOUSG HORSE THAT ig Goon style. fast; perfectly sound, kind, on Give full parieuites Address N83, Teibane fice. ANTED—TO BUY A GUOD Heavy ‘TWwWo- W “none captess wagon: must De in good orders ready furuse, wid chespiorcash. ARMUUi & CU, No. Bs Wasnington-st. FFOR SALE—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HORI zontal. upright, and portable enyines, bollers of all sizes und styles, steam-pumps, steam und trip hammers, drop Hammers, power und hand punches presses, sheara und rolls: 3 larze lot of mlscellanevus inuchiaery, shafting, palleys and bangers.belting, and & complete stork cs general supplies. general raa- qbine. boiler, and foundry wol x x SERINGEN'Y Machinery Depot, & to 6 South Ciln- ton-st. i R SALE—CHEAP, A LAUNDRY OUTEIT COM- plete, boiler, engine, wasbing-machines, dryer, @tc.; also 8 1, 1, und 2% hurse power portable bull ers ‘und engines: one x4) and one lx station. Boat at ey Ma le paecae cot wer und s job lot uf stew | Bilis PUTAP TOR we BROWN. bi South Const te POR SALE~AN jASSONTMENT OF FOUNDRY terns: niso two uprizht engines and & ke qastingsnrcions ‘out anestate, Apply to CHARLES OLLIS, Bloomington, IL, aNowLES ‘ LE-CHEAP—ONE NO, 9 KX OF mp. One iubulae poller 4x12, one storterant exbaust ran, und one Miller holsting engine. i in vod order, We alse keep a full line of routes ie ipe and Attings a: lowest market prices. DAViS & CO. t5 Mlchienn-at ORSE POWER 5 SALE—DO ‘ete; one double surfacer, four ners, cheap. Spy eNTEDS TO SIX SKCOND-HAND ry NDI Writ aD eulteble for hotel restaurant, -Ad~ dress Z li, Tribane fice. ‘TEAM FEED- <TED — SECOND-HAND, WANTED y good condidon. Address, stating size, makeJandprice, STRAIGHT & KENT, id Sout Caral-st, TIUSICAL. TURTON WANTED—AS OREANIST, BFA nent fer to Louis Valk. Address M 6%, Tribune. NYED—TWO SINE KENTUCKY SADDLERS ANT rane cuniage tear, sound, styitan. Tangy. SOLO_AND CHORUS SINGERS Wits Stine tian during Masonie Concave. Apply Monday at PROSSE'S plano _ruunts, 213 Suite, at reasonable prive fur spot cusb, N13, ‘Tribune. mE ware TO RENT Fon Two, OR THREE 4 heavy horas and bugey. bus pens? soe WILCOX, 4 Washingwon-st, om 4. 3 5 en Td ‘TARES GOOD BUGGY OF SADDLE FON 9) 4 harness; also good work-horse aD! two $20 tae ‘Apply Sunday aud Monday at 60 Elghteenth-st. PRINTING TIAXBRIAI: =% Rt SALE~CHEAL (Oa POUNDS” Witic- Hy Jeally good aa new. CUSHING, SAUSE Ren! pny soaks ner ; JRO SALE —1O PRINTERS — CHEAT — ONE Po Faper-foiuing machine, Chambers’ iraxe, allmost Pepaalre uf A- BEL, 2 SIRtb-aY. re new.