Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1880, Page 1

~ youmme, > XL. SUNDAY, pea UELSTERETTES, OVERCO. VEROOA ESS aT a alana e EFC "NO CHIL To attract your attention. Our GOODS and LOW PRICES MUST DO IT. Don’t lose any time, but call early and see our JMMENSE BARGAINS for the HOLIDAYS! Elegantly-Made and Fine-Fitiing ‘[lsterettes and Overeoats! MARKED WAY DOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS! AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF surrs of every description reduced to such LOW PRICES that they are within ™ everybody’s reach for the HOLIDAYS! bs and Children’s Suits and Overcoats At MONSTROUS REDUCTIONS for the HOLIDAYS! UNION CLOTHING HOUSE, | a 124, 126 LAKE-ST., COR. LAKE & CLARK-STS. C. D. PEACOCK, JEWELER, State and = the attention of persons intending to invest money in PRECIOUS STONES to his stock, which in- cludes not only elegant SOLITAIRE and matched DIAMONDS, but other increasing value. New styles in Lac Washington-sts., invites Gems of permanent and Pins, Bracelets, Bangles, Gents’ Scarf Pins, Lockets, Seals, Pencils, Vest Chains, ‘and many Novelties selected for the '-| Christmas trade. Perhaps it is hardly necessary to say that no * other house has facilities which enable them to un- dersell the Jewelry House of C. D. PEACOCK, - however much they may claim such distinction. OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS. me 4, ‘ioe fi ES fF; x. Be Ly 8. 1 i i FESTEY » 7 1,000 Beautiful ESTEY and other Or: Pyments than ever, for HOLIDAY GIFT: STORY & CAMP. {88 and {90 State -s* ‘OR AN? aR TS rgans and Pianos, at lower prices a easicr/ RUT WHANCES. ABSOLUTELY PURE BUTTER. To insure the public getting Butter and wie perfectly free from adulteration, I sell in any quantity, and give a guaran- te ofits absolute purity. oa CHARLES BALTZ, 118 & 115 Sonth Water-st., And 2 & 4 Dearborn-st. CRAB. 1 noni to suit on improved Chicago Property, at 6 per cent interest W ITHOUT.COMMISSION. Apply to WM. ¥. JACOBS, 100 Dearborn-st., basement. i: q MONEYTO LOAN AT LOW INTEREST ‘Real = __EDUCAT MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY, Qieshenaaloree teres met Opens Je: See etett:% IL Unly four racancles to be femmes. Early spplication advisable. Send A RARE OPPORTUNITY An active partner in an old, well-es- tablished, and enterprising Wholesale Grocery House, having to retire on ac- count of ill-health, offers his interest to the right man who can command Forty to Fifty Thonsand Dollars. An ener- getic, experienced Grocery man pre- ferred. The investment is an cxcep- tional one. Communications strictly confidential, Address K 32, Tribune office. ae HOLIDAY GOODS!! POCKET: KNIVES of every description in RODGERS’ and WOSTENHOLM’S “IXL.,” and all the best English, French, German, and Amer- ican makes. Fine Ivory, Rubber, Celluloid, and Plated Table KNIVES AND FORKS. CARVING- KNIVES, BREAD, FRUIT, COOK, @c., and every description of CUTLERY. SCISSORS, RAZORS, STROPS, HONES, and MUGS. Full line BOYS' TOOL CHESTS, Barney et; Berry's CLUB SKATES. J. F. Corbly & Co., 72 STATE-ST. gine o ¢ G 45 Madison-st. PER DOZ laa. HOUSEHOLD Goons. Mia ke A NOTE OF THIS! (All the Rovelttest ‘The finest goods! Housekeepers this ape of Turkish Rugs, ‘The largest variety! ‘The lowest prices! Parlor Cabinets, Standing & Hanging, Jardinieres, Pedestals and 1 Easels, Marquetrie, Tables and Stands, Fancy Work-Tables, Chairs, Easy and Fancy, Fire Screens, Window-Stands, Music-Stands and Cabinets, Chiffoniers, Rattan Rockers, Chairs, and Scrap- Baskets. al full line of ART FURNI- TURE, etc. The above articles will be spld "at our Popular Low Prices! CHICAGO CARPET C0 156, 155, 160, & 162 Wahash-ar., cor. Honroe-st, \. 8.—We are making a specialty of Upholstering Articles Intended for Hollday Presents ‘They are Sensible! Alwnyn sensonable ! Very useful! Ever acceptuble! CHINA AND GLASSWARE, AUSS BLANC, = MISS PALL PICK SISTERS’ CRYSTAL, CHINA and GLASS STORES, No. 146 Twenty-second-st., And the Double Store N.E. corner Wabash-av. and ‘Twenty-second-st. FINE DISPLAY OF el GOODS. We defy all Nonest compotttors to undersoll us. se our customers, und prefer to ex- i return mouey rather than have our , WATCHES, &c. iamonds! At prices guaranteed to be lower than any other housein Chicago. Don’t fail to exam- ine before purchasing else- where. All goods marked in plain figures. ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION ! Open Evenings until Christmas. E. H. GOODRICH, 90 MADISON-ST. Watches, Diamonds, Fine J Jewelry For the Holiday Trade at Lower Prices than can be found elsewhere. JOS. RUFF, 140 LA SALLE-ST. SLEIGHS. STUDEBAKER BROS,, 151 and 153 Wabash-av. sha; made } and Alaska 1880—-TWENTY PAGES. _ whe Chic AYO Baily Tribune, ee OF RRA CUA e ee ea GLASSES, &c. HILD'S PLAY — DON TFAIL To see the Largest. Display of OPERA GLASSES IN AMERICA, At prices that will astonish you, From $2 to $5 and upwards, OUR STOCK OF MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, GRAPHOSCOPES, DRAWING INSTS., MAGIC LANTERNS, &¢., &c., IS COMPLETE. Fine Spectacles and Eye Glasses in Gold, Silver, and Steel Frames. An elegant assortment of Joseph Rodgers’ Sons’ and Wostenholm’s Pocket Cutlery, Scissor Cases, Ladies’ Work Sets, &c., &c. L, MANASSE, Optician, 88 Madison-st.. Tribune Building, HOLIDAY Goons. HOLIDAY GOODS! " F.GE. JAEGER & CO., 73 WABASH-AV., Near Randolph-st. Fine Parlor Lamps, Richly Decorated Dinner Sets, IN GREAT VARIETY. Beautiful Ornaments in Parian and Sevres Figures, Bacarat Vases. A Splendid ose of FANCY ARTICLES Suitable for Christmas Presents. We import our goods direct and guarantee the LOWEST PRICES. _ Please examine before purchasing ek ee ULVER'PAGE, =3, HOvNEe Cos! Retail Stationers and Dealers in Faney Goods, 18 & (20 MONROE-ST. HOLIDAY CCODS! Christmas and New Year Cards, Fancy, Goats in Leather, Glass, Gilt, Velvet, ren, Le. Agreat variety of articles in PLUSH in the fashionable colors. 4 great assortment of Handkerchief and Work Ags. OUR STORE WILL BB OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK THIS WEEK. GOOD TIMES HAVE COME, MONEY IS PLENTY, AND ALLARD IS AT 8: MADISON- ST., AND AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT YOU CAN FIND, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ELEGANT SEAL SACQUES, ELEGANT SEAL CAPS, ELEGANT SILK UMBRELLAS, AND AN ENDLESS ASSORTMENT OF GENTLE- MEN'S HEAD WEAR. HOLIDAY COODS. Our assortment of goods In the above line is now complete, and is’ equal, if not superior, to any in the city. Russia Leather Coods in every style known to the trade a specialty. Our store is spacious, our goods all of superior quality, and our prices low. Tho J. H. W. JONES Stationery & Printing Co., Dearborn-st., Cor. Monroe. BLANK BOOKS, —— err FOLUY’S GOLD PENS, | PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS, &c. CEO. E. COLE & CO., Stationers. 86 DEARLORN-ST. Open evenings this week until § o'clock. J. W. MIDDLETON, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, 55 STATE-ST. Ordor tmmedintely for January. PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-79-81 State-st., Chicago. _______ SEALSKIN C CAPs. RIES BARNES’ Hat and Fur Store, 8 (Tribune Building). ae OL IDAY E GOODS, _ WHAT SHE DID! Last Thursday a lady purchased at alarge State-st. store the following goods at prices named: 1 Boy’s Drum, with sticks, = - - § 30 1 Model Wax Doll (large), - = = ~ 2.50 2 set Toy China Dishes,’ - ~~ = 4:00 1 Chatterbox (1880), - + - = = 1.25 1 Leather Photo Album, - - - = 2.00 Total, --+-+-+-+-+--6 $7.05 After which she happened into SEA’S ‘AND NOTICING THE SAME GOODS, inquired the price. Mark the difference: 1 Boy's Drum, with sticks, - - - - $ 10 1 Model Wax. Doll (larg =< 74 1 act Toy China Dishes, Si 48 1 Chattervox (1880), - 39 1 Leather Photo Album, - - = = = 69 Total, -------- = $2.40 Mark the difference! $4.65. This is the amount that SEA Would have saved her! Only 5 Days Remain Before Christmas! During these five days SEA’S will be open from Sunrise to Midnight, Tf you can got within half a block of our stores from 0am. toép.m. YOU WILL BE FORTUNATE. TOAVOID THEJAM Come at midnight or at 6 in the morning. We never sleep. BEST HOURS TO SHOP, Are 6 to 10a. m. And 6 to 12 p.m. COME AT THESE HOERS, =4zate mot SANTA CLAUS: Says his Old Age and Great Size Cannot longer endure tho suffocating crowds; but, not to disappoint hls young and old friends, has con genved to be ut Seu's for a few hours each day,—viz: 7 to la mm, 6 to 10 p.m, When he will be glad to take down the names of all wishing to be visited Carisimas Evo. It is the custom of merchants to mark up the prices during Christmas Week, but as we are determined to close out our ENTIRE STOCK Within the next 5 Days, Haro MARKED DOWN HOLIDAY GOODS in every department, and in addition to this we will allow an Extra Discount of 10 per cent Fine Lace Goods, ‘Art Leather Wares, Knit Worsted Goods, And various other departments. TOYS. TO CLOSE THEM OUT, Have selected an assortment of ‘Toys ranging in yalue from 15 to We, and formed with thom Two Great Tables. No. |, choice for 5 cts, Inclnding full ‘cts China Dishes, Kitchens, Stoyes, Dox Paints, Dolls, etc., ete. worth 10 to 2c. No. 2, choice for 10 cts, Tool Chests, Larse Drums, Toy Casters, Large Dolis, tc. etc. Worth WY to W ci Pretty Wax Dall, I cent, For which Toy Stores ask 10c. SILK HANDKERCHIEES AND MUFFLERS must be closed out. B4-Anch Twilted Silk Handkerchiefs, 24 cents, worth 5 at-inch hrocaded Sill: Handkerchiefa, 29 ets, worth 75c. And all Finer Qualities up to $2.98. OPEN TO-MORROW! Complete stock Xmas Tree Orna- ments, every conceivable variety. 10 Colored Wax Candles for One cent Old Shoes gsues FINEST GANDY 4 Different Candy Departments. Broken Candy, 12c¢ pound. Bete nay WS finest French Candles, 28¢. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. No reasonable offer refused. GENTS’ FINE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS 41.43, worth 5B. 5.000 SEGAR CASES, From Xe (worth $1) to £2.95 (worth $5), BOOKS. 60,000 vols. still remain, Must bo closes out this In fine boxes. x, Genulng | English Chatterbox, é7c. Afternoon Te: Pretty Toy Books, 2 for tc. Largo and Beantiful Books, 3c. #1 eloth Juvenile, Books, 186, Holmes’ Novels, 7 Competition prices cut in two! ALL THE NEW HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS. Onr S0x125 basement filled with HOLIDAY CHINA. Cut Glass, Majolica, Japanese Pottery. Largest variety. Lowest prices, DECORATED BOHEMIAN VASES, Large size, 7c, Real Bohemian, Andall finer grades at half value. CRYSTAL ENGRAVED’ BUD a . e, wo Beautifal, graceful shapes. rth 25¢, To close them at once have mar! ‘ked Our 98c, Real Bohemian Bureau Sets For3 64 CTS. Entire pieces. ‘set. Pp Gi Hluninations. Calcium Shop in the morning or evening. SE 122 & 124 9 Sate-st. | ‘ PRICE FIVE CENTS. “THE FAIR.” THESE ARE OUR PRICES Medium Chatterbox, 2%c. Extra Jarge Chatterbox, 44¢. 25e Toy Book, Sc. 12cforfresh broken Candy 14ce for good American Mixed Candy. Better, 18, 21, and 2Se. Gentine Meerschaum Pipes from 4Sc to $6.00. 95c¢ for the Boss Doll, that cannot be equaied for $2.00. Cheaper ones, 2c, 8c, 10¢, and 18¢. 95c for the Boss Tool Chest. 95e for a $2.00 Album. $1.95 for a $5.00 Album. Brackets at one-half Fur- niture store prices. SILVER - PLATED WARE, ADAPTED FOR Christmas Presents. Genuine Rogers Bros.’ Sil- ver Plate, on White Metal. Soup and Oyster Ladles, Fish and Pie Knives, All finely engraved, at 95e, worth $3.00. Casters, Cake Baskets, Pickle Casters, Sugar and Butter Dishes, In all the Latest Designs, at our Low and Popular Prices. French Gilt Goods, Swiss Carvings, Japanese Ware, And NOVELTIES in all kinds of Fancy Goods, AK Our Low and Unequaled Prices, 59¢ for a Carpet-Seat Rocking Chair. . $3.95 for a fine Eastlake extra large Rocking Chair, worth $6.50. $5.95 for a Silver Watch. 95e for a fine Gilt Vest Chain. 88e for a Rolled Plated Set of Jewelry. 93e for a fine pair of Bracelets. 68e for Rolled Plated Pat- ent Sleeve Buttons. Gold and Rolled Plated Jewelry OF ALL KINDS At Less than 50c on the Dollar. VISIT “The Fair” EARLY Neclre Bar LATIN CORNER State & Adams-sts. NEW YORK. A Most Remarkable Week on the New York Stock Exchange. An Advance of Twenty Per Cent Recorded in Some Cases, Arrival of Over Six’ Millions of Specie During the Week. The Importations of Gold Since the First of August Footing Up $58,000,000. An Increase in the Bank Reserves to More than the Legal Re- quirements. Money in Good Supply, Rang- ing from Three to Six Per Cent. Experience of a Socialist Who Has Been Exiled from Fatherland. MONEY AND STOCKS. BUOYANCY. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New York, Dec. 18.—The buoyancy in the stock market to-day was more marked than » on any previous day of the week, and avery | active business was transacted in all the jeading shares. The greatestadvance was in : Cnicago & Alton, Canada Southern, Texas Pacific, Kansas & Texas, the coal shares, and ! the Elevated Railroad stocks. The rise in the last-named formed a prominent feature of : the market. The only exception to the activ- | ity of the list was Western Union and Union Pacific, which resisted the upward in- fluence of other shares. There was nothing spasmodic about the upward movement, the advances being regu- Jar and steady. It was stated that the rise in Western Union yesterday was owing to the covering ot a large line of shorts. At the afternoon Board the bank statement caused asharp advance ina number of the speculative stocks, particularly on Kansas & ‘Texas and Pacific Mail. Western Union also gathered a little, while Erie seconds sold at par ex-interest, which is the HIGHEST PRICE THEY HAVE REACHED. At the close stocks were strong. The deal- ings in railroad bonds were simply enormous, and undera steady demand pricesmadea gen- erakadvance. The transactions in Chesapeake & Ohio bonds were larger than for some time past, and sales were made up to 7834 for series B, and to 473¢ for currency 6s. The ‘Texas Pacific bonds were also heavily traded in, with sales of Rio Grande Division firsts up to 9734, and Jand grant incomes to 775. Kansas & Texas firsts rose from 1134 to 113%, and seconds from %6% to 783g, under large purchases. Erie’ Consolidated new seconds were conspicuous,, and rose to 100, International & Great Northern second incomes rose to 92; Iron Mountain seconds preferred income to 10714; Lehigh & Wilkesbarre consol to 1053¢; Rome, Water- town & Ogdensburg firsts to 79; Hannibal & St. Joseph convertibles to 111; Canada | Southern firsts to 104; and Wabash general mortgage to 9534. Ohio Central incomes sold. at 593¢@60. St. Paul & Omaha consols con- tinued in demand, and were taken up to 105; Denver & Rio Grande firsts rose to 112; di consols to 111. Northwest consolidated 7s were up, 134, to 185. There was é AN ADVANCE OF TWO AND A HALF in New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio first in- come; 2 percent in Mobile & Ohio second debentures; % in Central Jowa firsts; 34 in Boston, Hartford & Erie firsts, Erie 5s funded, and St. Paul & Sioux City firsts; and Xin Indiana, Bloomington & Western in- come do firsts, and Milwaukee & St. Paul (La Crosse & Davenport Division) firsts. Northwest coupon gold bonds advanced 434 percent to 158, but later fell to 123; New York, Lake Erie & Western income 3 per cent, to 6; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville in- come 134, to 15}4. MONEY in the last hour lent as high as6 per cent and as low as8 per cent. Taking the day as a whole, the fair rate was 6 per cent, and the market was only moderately active. Tho closing quotations were 4@5 per cent. The weekly statement of the New York banks is favorable, the total reserve having been increased $2,483,100 ($1,744,000 specie and $738,500 legal-tender notes). Last weelk the banks lacked $83,200 of 225 per cent re- serve. A year ago the surplus reserve was only $1,856,650.. = WEEKLY REVIEW. To the Western Associated Press, New Yors, Dee. 18.—The Evening Ex press financial writer says in review of the week: Importations of gold from Europe were on anenormous scale, the arrivals for the week ended yesterday at the Assay-Offico being $6,151,400, all of which was foreign coin and bars. The total arrivals since Aug. 2 were $55,588,900, of which $5,769,600 was American coin, and $52,769,300 foreign coin and bars. The arrivals for the correspond- ing period last year were $72,743,650. Pay- ments by the Assay-Office on this account were $5,647,900 for the week, and $52,000,000 since Aug. 2. GOVERNMENT BONDS were generally steady on a quite active mar- ket, the quotations to-day showing no: appre- ciable change from those of Jast Saturday. State bonds were strong early in the week, but subsequently some reaction was re- corded in many cases. RAILROAD BONDS active and buoyant, and asa rule followed more or less closely the course of their kin- dred shares in the stock market. All invest- ment issues advanced sharply, and formerly low-priced bonds, in which by far the largest transactions took place, shared in improving prices. Nearly all the income, jJand-grant, and debenture bonds on thelist were in brisk demand and figured largely in the transac- tions. Railway and miscellaneous specula- tion throughout the week was characterized by great activity and unusually buoyant feel- ing. The upward movement began to make progress at the very opening, and continued with more or less vigor to the close to-day, when in many cases THE HIGHEST QUOTATIONS EVER KNOWN were current. The advance in prices for the week ranged from 234 to 20 per cent, the improvement in most of the active shares having been generally from 4 to 10 per cent, ‘The general causes at work to produce the remarkable buoyancy of the week were the heavy arrivals of gold from Europe, easier ;