Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1881, Page 11

e TIIE CHICAGO TRIBUNL: TUESDAY, MARCH. 22, 1881—TWELVE PAGES. Anunnamlly IAtz0 percentago of tho supjly was of % Vatter deseripiions. 1O SALYS, PriceqNo. Av. PriceXo. Av, Price, ) i g 2, ) T L Wi Baring Buminy ‘wnd Monday, e snmo thne Inet wouk, 203 total last weok, Tider. Values woes ontirely hoininnd at $L@TS fof fommon to oiediun, and at Kaadid for good to ex- e FAST LIBEITY, FAST LINERTY, Po. Maroh 21, ~CATTI, L ¥ridny, 280 hemd through nnd @) for the wenk onding this da. Sor b nninat 141 thraugh MO 52 (nent befure) supply for ralo hers soing fl!m‘fflrfl mora e ia iy 0 wouk ks no” huyors an jand, ot 1B aror A tha' Flt, trades e I o 1 s o on throught' prices o Wika i advisee of B ek, Fuy Bbout ey Yory Lo business doing in the castie ) THooR—itecaipta, 8GG hend: total for the weok, 1ihintn, st LK) the wook batoro: Phtingeiphia Woao) Lest Yorker, BiUlisil0; common Yorkes —Horelpts, 3500 head; tatal for the week, st 13,500 the wook beforot falr to goud, oxtra, .00, . NEW YOIK, NEW VOUK, March 2L—BERVES—Itoceipts, 240, making I for ie weeks duils oxtromen, B isel n Lo koad miovrs, o expurties o S0 Ipmentd L-dnys exparts for the woek, $4 live cat= {l, 060 Grs beor, 2.2) carenssos mutlon, 412 dressod Pl p—-1teceipts, 0,000, mnking 21,40 for tho weeky Ao, D sguclinas, (hleaiga in the wool @inge elipnods boat car-load shoup i the marko A1 por 10 1bs, B R bieb bt 500, haking 1020 fur tho weeks pono ffered aliva:” duil snd nominal; live hogs qunwa At #L00E1 K por 1K The. RT. LOUIS, . LOUIR, Mareh 2.—CATTLE~Kocelpts, 1,00 L CAA, 00; TCHYo, fiim, nad DIRHOrs OXPOrEarKs woud 10 cliolco Neavy, MMk 10 mediim bust butenera’ steers, $4.25@4.00; fulr 1); cows nd hotfors, ShBPILS] fead- ors, ELU0 LL15, te, Ly shipmonts, 150; lower and ars ind Baltimores, §5.6006,00; i choleo, H110gd.50) receipts, KANSAS CITY, Special Dirpatch to The Chicago Tridunss RANHAS C1TY) Mo Mureh 20—CATTLE=Tho Prics Current reports: ltecoints, 10; shivments. T3 slow for want of enforinia; markot nri: native eiippors, €LY B mative mockers sad fecdere, KW {W; mativo e, 2210 S Toau-ltecoipta, 1634: ahipmonts, £01 dull and Jows er; chulce. 82s5.20; lght sulppiuy und mixed pack- Tug, 010w 2. BALTIMORE, March 2L—BExF CATTLE—Mnarkot uhchiunged; receipia, 1.9, SWINE=Lidntaupplys Toir domunds 8@%; recelpts, -Arrivals, 1.70: 4@nie, CISCINNATIL CINC W05 10; gt &5l puckl 71, Mot trongor: cowmon, n‘l. faX ILM\L butche o', $5.0036.30; teceetpt i shipruents, & BY ’i‘ELEGBAPII. TOREIG Spectal Dispateh to Tha Chicago Tribunc, TATRRPOOL, Mateh 20-11:30 #, m~FLOUR—No. 1, 1s; No, 2,81 6d. GRAIN~Whunt—Winter, No. 1, 8510z No. 2, 9s0d; sprivg, No, 1,9 ds No. 2, Bsfdd: white, No, 1, By No.20m: club, No. 1, 1083 No. 2, 9864, Corn—New, 581 old, b PROVISIONS—Dork, (%, Lard, bin 6, LIVRRUOOL, March 21—-2:0) p, 1n.~BACON~—Clonr cut dull st 4235 Aot ribs dull nt 42e; Jong cloar atendy at &x; shortclenr steady at 4161, nms—Long clonr steady nt éls, Lard~D'rimo Western dull at 8isil, Recolpts of wheat for tho weak—From Atlantle ports, 1500 qen: Pacltio ports, TG qra; othur soureos, &y Mgra. liecoipts of otn, 18,500 grs. LIVERPOOL, March 21—Lvoning—LoTToN-Mod- orato inquirys :3-1034}40; sales, 80X bales; spoculu- tlon nad exporty 1000 Amuricun, 6,350, PROVIStONS—Amorlcan_lard, 618 6d. Bacon, long dicar, B td; short clear, 416, PRTHOLEUM—1totingd, 84l LOXDON, Mareh #1.~PETROLEUS~IKefined, 1@ 7o, Bin . ANTWERP, Marcl 2L—PETROLEGN~2034E, ‘TPD lf)“n'ml ‘wero recelved by the Chicago Board of Trad L3V HitE00n, Mazeh 21,—WWhont stondys Ted wintor, $810d; Nu. 2 spring, s &: No, A do, Us Id. " Curn in fair demand and firm, Largoes off coust—\Wheat in fair fl‘!flhflll’ld rtml l"‘:‘fl. Cbl‘llln::('lfl’. ']l' t?"iwl‘l‘—‘l"g":: steady. Corn stroni, 1 e Lagd dull ni (i Jower ag bin ;- hiacan=—bi C, dull and ta_ lawer nta oy B. C.1d fower ut 4is 6d, "Taliow, 3id 0d, Cheeso, Ws. Bouf, 16, MANK LANE—Whoat und corn tirmi. arkots n shade higher, ON, Murch 21— RILPOOL—Cargood off coast ~Wheat steady, Corn firmi, MANK LANE—Whout and corn tirn, Corn steady, CArgoos On passtgo=— Wheat steady, Corn strong. Country narkets for wheat-Rogieh and French kenorily dearor. s NEW YORK. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Youi, March 2L~GRAIS—Whoat—Winter wheat fairly nctivo und quits varlablo, partly 8s ro- acting the sluctuntion at the West, whoro woather and crop reports have boon ngaln’ usod to shnpe the courso of valuen, chictly in tho speculativo Sntorcst. Through tho earliar transnctlons tha miarket oxhibit- ¢d n hardening tendoncy, kainlng on tho op- ton Mst H@lo o bu, Hubsequently, undor 3 vonowed pressuro to plucs - stuck, mostly on speculatiyo account, pricos agnin gavo wuy, receding un the option l1st }@3{c n by, Aprll and May optiona sufforing most. Toward tho cluso more firm- nesn wna doveloped, and on No, 3 radan Improvement was 1unde of about 4¢ & bu, leaving off apparatly stroni. Tho oxpurt” Inquiry hna boon loss urgunt, though the earlicat ndvices by cable wero of firmer markets, Sprlug whoat continuod very dull and uu- sottiod. Sales No, 1 rod ot SL3E@LI, chlofly 810, closing at 1130 nsked 3 do, IALGLIN. chiefly at $L2ARLAL closing ut $1.20%¢ askod;: do froo on bonrd, at §1.254{; do doliverad by Bargh 23 snd 23, A 1.25; do March, nt $1.258123%(, cloaing nt $1.25{ bid; do April, &t $1.24@1.2%, closing at 8233 bld; do tosrrivo In Aprl, st Fl21 do May, at H2GL2N, closlng at SLEY( bidi do Juno, A HLAKS 1215, clostng ot #1204 No. I red at HA@ 122, closing ut 3.2 bld: do steamor grado at .12; ungraded rod, $1.18@L35, oa to quality; odd lots of Kiln-dried want at $5GWifo; Now York:No, 2 spring L3120, Corn naaln workedup on dolivorios in March sbout §{@1a 8 bu, and on aptions an No. 2 for April to June about H@Ho & bu on an active businoss, lnrkely In the option lino, closlng strong) New York ateamer mixed f6r prompt dellvery was In excoptionnily £00d request for sblpmont; salos of mixod Woste em ungraded at B3@Ulke, ns to quality; Now York steamor mixod nt G0@UMo, close mg at 0 white Houthorn, 61GGk, ns toquality; No. 3 whito at Olo; stoamor whita, NG o; do yollow at 004@0le, nearly nll atGijer low mixed at 000: ungraded Whito at 6. Oats fairly nct- ire, apentng at a furthor improvomont In instancos of H48lan bu, but closing Jrregulor: sales of white Wast- #mungradod ut 454S%0, 88 to quallty; mixod do 8 4Guior mixod Htato, dH@STe, ax to quals By; a cardoml of now funoy sood wont & high as STo; mixed Stato nominali Na. AChlcago, quoted st 4c. 1tye'ts In good domund und trong In price; Stato and Jorsey went at $L0XEL; Primo Btato, in atore, reported at $104 Barloy dull aad unsottiod. The stock of erain fu stora at this Dart fa zopurted as down 0 1,407,200 bu whout, agulnst 167,18 bu on Monday of Inst woeks 43,83 bu corn, galnat L4.651 bu Iaat Monday; 31,08 bu ryo, 17668 bu Barloy, 71,68 bu malt, ISR bu puas, SO0 bu oats. Tha agarogata of graln in wniohouso horo fs BEO0S Lu, auminat 3,124,001 bu last Monday, 4,00507 bu March 2, 153, and 5,799,132 bu March 24, 1470, PROVISIONS—A gonorally alow movement I re- ported 1n Jino of hug products, oven Western stoam Iard sttracting only 8 vory modornto shure of ation- Uon, and Jonving off rather onslor for buyors; Weatorn moss pork In slack domund for sutly golivery nnd quoted lower at tho close; §15.106315.25 for uld mess atandard brands; §10.25 for now do, und {u the optiva llua markat lifoloss With Apeii options quotod at 81000; May, $1L00G10.10, 4 light trade rocontly noted In bucun, with luug clusr Sloalng at #430; short cloar, $4.55€8.00, Westorn stoam Iard Inactivo for oarly dellvery, leaving off at §11.10 2or contenet grade, and in the uption 1ine a rostrictod . Lusiness noted, with Murch options closing as $11.05; Auril, 411051107 VHILI0; . 2 llm%“!l‘l‘;‘.“ O72a; Say, F1L10; Juno at #11.15; July at JTALLuwW~Quotodwtondy on s modoruioly aotive in- Qulry, with anles tulod v.fim( e ¥ BUUAlts—Ituw vory tanio ut iido for falr rolning muscovado; relined ueiive, likiaiu—Dusineas (b a' modorate ngErogato Ay Eenarully unchistged quotutionsi aliip-ownors and uunia mieutiiii tho reqiirelnunta OF the expurt fntor- fatquute protully at currons fiurosjaceouudation ur uruin uttiucted more uttontion, chiotly tor Sritish tuy 1 vornool enkukomunta reportod; tlour, ) iy wostly (hroukh (rolbt und furwnrd Plpinont. und by ouiport stunniors s Jow us is lohyoe 3 Joca i s wheat st Sl “provistone 3t Tl 81d, luroly ihrough frelgnt und forward siipmaonts, UL by QUL BLeRMOrS s [ A8 2e. T the Western Avsoclated Press, g«xw YOItK, Marel 4L—COTTON—Ex 1'\00‘ futures barely stoady) Marck, oot Muy, 1Tie; June, 1Mk Jn:J. usda: Adgusty s Suptomber, At Ociobur, Wisr. Novomuor, ¥ roculits, ZL000 brlay exports, 13 obturh, RIS x:.m tuty X uin= Liahed 0 god 16 ctiofeo, 130G 4 l0: ustra OBID, $.3x0 ta putent procons, ocoluts, 1000 bui exports, heat tlrmg 0.4 apeing, § Ui ubgradud ros .| K Ro-adopratict AL amor di 15 Ko Shaiid 234 No.'1ila, 4 el misad wiator, W e dd wiitto, 8844 131865 No. 3 o, 41312101 Noy 1 o, 1) 4 tod! Muroh, 1 | Aprit, Lt 45, #1551 Sui i i e bt rocoipte, 15100 by i w0 bui ) muie Eharded, dicuilio: No. i ko) Wby Xieu N~ Whiitus 0y areh saiidor Oty . Wbl U8 (W eahern telad it 0o ‘Hu Wourss L;-- R + Western wized, i 1. Landse. Hom-Quiot Lut Brim at 00108, Stz Lomos enrtort 1o carsoes quotad t i o f?“-{mu Iy Jous, Taalige ke flulnlqunu uie . Sllusson—~fou l‘fiquulm.ywhhnlnlrud‘:nglnnd'.‘ SABE ATOE i, IO LR M~ i x.f‘" nuu::uf'n‘:u‘." Lutsteady; Unitod, 813{o; crade, W —Blewty SAENS. TIN E—- Ll wid wouk @ fauibiew ana In oot Woniand nf -a::.fim i or) ull und pominsl, ::I\u;_m:'.“ G mopta fl«llndl;amluu. P Burruh-in good dowmitnd wad firm st 1063, Luztax—Qulut but steudy as WebXo MILWAUKEE, Eveclal Dissaten to The Chicago Tribuna IIAVAUR LY, March 21—'Fho whiest I8 rkot was ox- Mbdiagly rregular agatn (0-day, aad vary little buste “Hilit waloa oo ness s dune, Tho opening was at B0 for No, apring saller May, 3o highar than Huturdny's regniar closlig. Tho weather had heconio so mitd that noth® i1 o atied by the hull clement frum the torrible storim of Entirday and the threstening weathor of yosteruy. Buyors were not keen, und but fow ordern wore on the market from tha Kast. Aftar w_polnt or two had booh gnined from {he fpening Ao tho antlons easod'oif alut e, wnd ¢ toon Say was quoted §.054 Diae Apel, $L0I; No. 3 fremh, 13 N, 2 apring fogaIne or xelior Mare Linds No. 3 xpring, wxitiios and No. ! hard nbont $110; T luta Bonrd witnesand n 11110 oro intarest, hut {mmuwm aLwook, 10 oloxng wna seong nt §LGI for May and #1015 for Aorl, ‘'l flotie and provislon minfkota fro sinenadt, Fione (8 T lowar atl arind, and e ork einmid enn LU0, with nn $15.424, N ol ntitle, No. % urloy at¥ikic, No. 1 ryo at o No. 4 corn ut Ko, o the iWeaters asiactated Pre MILWAUKEE, Win, March 2 nnd nominal, QUAIN=Wiient firm; No. 1 nominnl; N AL05 Now. Tregnlar, §LO04: March, £1.004: A Stay, #row; + No. i Ailwni nnd rejecu Com wonkory Ontecully Now? ot e, Keo snominsk; tinpley nutos; No. 3 srin, Ko, Duavistoxes il ers tnk, A3 ensti 41540 Aprit Ve, S0 énnty and Airen; $10.0) April. fotn=gutow hut mietuly s £14eain, LECKITN=Flunir, ELON belat wheats RL000 bug onta, 7 BIRALNTS—\Yheat, 16000 by corn, 8,40 bug onts, none, < DALTIMORE. BALTINOUR, Md. Mareh 21—FrLott—Btoady and flemg Wonstarn suporfino, EL25@1.00; extrs, HL@S.W; fnmily, 32028, ~ GUAIN-Whont—\WWertorp steady and tirmg No. 3 Waustarn wintor rod, spot and Marcl, $LAK@LL2; April, SLABBL204: May, $L2UGLIGAL dne, #1104 1204, Corn—\Vestern a shade highor nnd firmt Wont- ern mixed, apot and Mnrch, ST4AbTHC: ADFI, BH@ ther Stny, BAG354er stenmor, Bie. Unta ensior and fulsly ncttver Westarn white, 4@ 170; mixod, ¢@ide. Tizo firm b #1011, 1 LM\J Firmdr; primo o oholce Pennsylvania, $18.00 ALY, PPRoVistoxs- Standy; oply maderntels netive. Mees york, old, $15.80; now, $16.50, DBulk monis, paeked, i n—snontders, tho) clenr tb' sldes, Ve, Hiaide. ard~Hcitnod, 1. i ‘ rofinad, SeSife. fen qilot.} IMco—Onlirary to falr, Huanr firn: A soft, B, r,oulot at gl dihgiet 1, KLOO; XX, ELT5RA @A, GRAIN=Corn easlor) ©2@5%c. Usts quiot and wosk at Bie. , con: $A1—~Dull nnd nominal at Me. ll‘a\‘—Qulet and stensyi prime, EELMUG2L00t choleo, 23 < . PPROVIEIONS~Fork qulot and siendy; n1d, HIA00; now, H020. Lard qulet und firin; tloreo, I0}(@1iYer ke, 1l@le. Bulk meats steady, with a far demnnag nuse, fitger preked, Hier eloar rib, B3So; ffe. Buoon qui lnlldull!ml(l shouldor [HGEKes clonr pib, Bhei cloar, UiGlige, Hume. Bugar-cured steadyi eanvaned, 108160, Qi y—stendys Westorn fottitiud, SLOGTLID. GRoCERIES~Cotfen qulot und fimi; | Itio, “kood oninnys to wniod. itqlisfe. Buane nottve hd iy commun 10 Raud cumn @5ho: Talr to fully fulr, o el u ebolco, Biuiigo: yoll riiled, RdShge. " Molnanos mewrew wnd tirms comn ' oentrifugnl, Ak fair, Kol prito 10 Gley frosigi, Aiset lutern bottons, il mentlng, Waise. ltice searca und Hring Loutsiann, ordinary’ to ciinice, GREIC. BAN=Flrmer; $LW0SLW. PINLADELPIITA, l:l"l‘.An’J.l'l"A, ra, March 2L-Frovi—Firmg Weorn extras, $L10@35: Minnosota extras, §.00G 6.25; Ohlo oxtras, §5.25¢5.75 Ohlo, nus process, $L124 Kentucky cholce, FLUl wintor potents, WT5GT75 Minusota putcut process, 8.40G75. 1tyo flour firmg 0, GUAIN—Whont qulot: rojocted arain dopat, $1.1% No, 3 rod, elovator, $1.20; No. 2 red, March, $LIBH@ 120 April, SLUGLAYE: May, $1.206412041 June, ELIY @LI9). Comn stendy; atonmer un truck, SMN@5%0: ro- Sected on track, Bker snll mixed, Maroh, Sib@8THo; Auril, Giglii(or Muy, Svusge: *dune, * biaiee. Duts in falr domand) No. 1 white, 4o No. 3do, 4i50) R 3 do, $icp mixed, M. TPROVIRION8—Dull and unchangeil, BUTTER=FInm; crenmery oxtr. H@dle; Now York Blatownd edford Caunty, Pamiayivanis, oxteas, 2l @20 Wentern dlekorvo extra, 21620, Eaoa—Flem: 10§6e. Carkl -Quict: ereawory, 153&12%e. PETROLEU-Dull; B0, WiIBKY—In fatrdomand; 3110 JLECELPTS~1"lour, 550 bris) whoat, $0.000 bug corn, 100 bu; onts, FLEU bu. BUIPENTS—Nono. — ST, LOUIS, . BT. Louis, Mo, March 2L—FLotm—Unchanged, GiAIN-Wheat opened bottor, but dectined; N red, SLOI4GLOBE ensh; SLUSHGLWYE Apri), $LUI@ LOG@LT Mays #1053} I June; Do bid tho yoars No.3 do, §$100; No. 4 do, WK@io bid, Corn oaslur; 20 cash ana Morchy $2544e April; £256@ 120 May 424G 2560 July. Oate ighors options lowers Si@ika canti Bgistoigo May. Ity tirm e €1 dacloy v chnnged, LA Qulot at ke, HUTTEI-Stendy: dnlry, 15@2%c. Kaas—Woenk at 1¥ge. WHISKY ~Btendy ut #1.0% VROVIBIONS—L'0rk Towor at BIASS April. Dry st meats fower to settle, . Bacon fower at .71 by $.8428.35, Lird aominnl, MECEIFTS=Figur, TOM brls; shont. 81000 b corn, 100480 but onts. 14160 Bil: ryo, 1,00 u burlog. 1L00) b, MILPMENTA-FIouR, W) bris; wheat, S buj qurn, 252,Q0Zbur oats, 400 buj ryo, LW Lui barloy, nond, CINCINNATI. CINCINNATT, 0., March 2L.~CoTToN—Enslor; 10)0. FLOUR—In fair demand; famlly, $1.80@5810; fancy, £5.25@0.00. GRAIN~Wheat qulct; No. 2 red, §1.08. Corn easter: No. 2 mixed, fic. Oats qulot No. 3 miixod, Wik§@sse. Rys In fale domund; No. 2, SLIIGLIL Barloy strongs N4 fall, .08 PROVISIONS=—-Pork dull und nominaly $15.23. lard qulut tut drms SOSGILIT, | Bulk ments drits shoul- ars, $.00; clour rib, $7.45. ' Bacon searce und sirmj shoulders, Kath; elear vib, $5.101 cleue, B0, WHISKY—Demand fulr; pricos highors $1.06 BUTTEU=—Firm for cholca; dult fur Jowor graden; gk;:gg Western Resorve, ¥kg2se; chulce Couteal Unio, TOLENO, 0. March 2, —GRAIN—\Yhoat stendy; No. 1 white Michigan, $1.053: ambor do, $1.05); No.2 red Wabash, spot and March, $LUSG Aprit, SLUKG Muy snd June, $Lilg July, $103¢ Corn flrmg high mixod, 5301 No. 2 spot, 453%ai March, &ior Aprll, %ot May, 43%0; No. 2 whito, 4ikor refocted, Hie. Onis quioti Nu. 3 whito, #; rejoctud, ate. LV EIL BERT 1y primo tamioth, 86165 No. 2 SRSEIINR S SO G o, Bnron, $1.094; At $L0051 Sy, SLLIAL Tune, 611, el IROELITE—Vhent, 2,000 buj” corti, (3,000 bus oats, 1O bu. UMIFSENTS~Whoat, 1400 bus corn, T2000 bug oals, none: BOSTON TORTON, Maroh 2.—FLoUN-Firm; luproved do- mund; Wostorn suporfine, $.00&14.2; comnion extrns, $4.2524.73; Slinnosola oxtrns, $1.756000 winter whoat Ohilo and Michizan, £.1035,35; Hliinola and St. Louls, H0.0040.50; Indinnn, B.1500.25, GRATIN=—Corn Keares und frmi mized and yellow, a@it. Ryo nominnlly unchanyed, B BurTEn=Nominally unchanged. Eaas—Wastern frash, 1. Hecrirrs—~iour, 7,60 brisy corn, 64000 bu; wheat, HOU b1 LW by e %100 brls; corn, 3,000 bug wheat. BilesENTS-Bloun, 20,00 bu. PEORIA. PrOIA, 1L, Murch 3L—GRAIX—Carn—Scaree und firm; now high mixed ond mixed, &344e Unts nominal forcash at35@54e; snls, for Bay at Mo, Ttyo scarca; No.3 at #L10GLIL HionwiNEs—Unchianged at §1.07, (RN S 5 e 0. G0 1ARNTA--W loat LA biss eorn, 27,000 bui oa S o0 b bty o e TH000 but ontz, HANSAS CITY. . Bpeclal Diapatch to The Chicago Tridune, KANSAS CITY, 3o, March 21.-GUAIN-The Irice Current reporta: Wheat—Recoipts, 622 but ahipments, Tubiar waisotilods No. 3 ehati 4130y Atnm.nl;tu: N3 cnnly, b 5 onah, Do, Corn—Keval T R caaty, Ko} April, Kyfes . DETROIT, DETROIT, March 3L~ FLOUR—FIrimn at $.I535.25, GRAIN~Whent tanie and casters No, | white, I1.004; Starch, $L.06K1 Aprit, $1.0%4s Muy, L0 Juno, $LOTH: N buj shipmen BUFFALO, BUZPALO, imroh 2L-GiAIN—Whoat nexlocted. Ce ot and luts hi Q@ 5234¢. Gaty Mol DS Romottod. Bikriog nou: OSWEGO. OBEWEGO, March 2L~GRAIN~Whent higher." Corn frm} Westorn mixod, 8. —— DRY GOODS. NEW Youg, March #h—Johbers are doink s good businoss in slaplo and dopartnont goods, but pack~ ago trudo ligbtund frregulnr, Cotlon goods jobbing at Irrogular pricos. bub agonts' quotaUune without ruatoris) ehange. Fing brown shoutings esier, but Bunvy fine browns atoady, I'rinta in moderate re- quesf, Men's woar wooluns quiot. COTTON, NEW ORLEANS, Murch 2L—-COTTON—Mirm; mid- allng, 1lo; low widdiing, W{e; kood ordinery, ko Ipta, 7415 balew; gross, B34 exposts 40 Groas et o R o PETROLEUM, CLEYELAND, O. Mareh IL—I'STHOLEUM-TLower) Btandard white, 11U test, duclined to Sie. IITTHIURG, March 31— KTUOLEUM—Aotivo: crude anseitiod and irregulnrs Unitod cortiticatos, 803c; re tined, &, Philaduiphin dolivery. TURPENTINE, WILMINGTON, March 3L=BIIKITS O TURPENTINE— Firw; do. ———————— Lussolug a Doar, Arisona Miner. The followlng accuunt of the lassolng of a 400- pound vlunamon boar by ‘two well-known citl- aens of thig cannty han Deen sout us for publloa- tlon, and, knowing the parties mud their hizh stunding To1 truth and veniclty, wo givo {t space 1 our pupurt * George Cornolland (lus Richards 804 Wery, u sbort tiwo slnoe, cugaged fu driviug whito, %lfilfi. 4 roa, §LOYL Racolpts, 1100 i band of eattlo from Camp Waod, fn Yavapar Connty, to Miueral Purk, Mohave County, and when “ronehing vho Muddy, i little north of An- y 1hoy diseovered i abort distance ahend, e the’ roud, 0 Inegu cinnnmon bour, (uy wuggested to bl comprnlon that they amoase thamacives with his lordahip, bruin. No sooner muggented thin ndopted, Tho boya dropped_the o and propored thele Fintus forsport. They (de @ oharge npon bralt, who scetmed n littn fependent und obllvious' ol Cornell sonm had a hiteh nrowd the nec boarship, when commaoneed n strugglo for mus- tery und liberty, 1bruln enught the rlatn in his tecth, and mide an fort to kever the stramnds, when Gus took In tho sitiation ana stinped tho rope nround the hind legs of thennfmul, strote niz him out ne tong na n fence-rail, Tho bl which thesn genticinen were riding helng well trained to tho work of vipueros, assisted to hold hraln safe und sure, THole riatns wers now doltg gnd service, aid tha Hext qUestion ariss Ing wis how to got thum off feom tho old Tellow, who was groantng S il and rave, they having lett thelr Hrcaram at hone. A thoughit wtrick Uun, He bucked his horse wp, fastened the elnta arronnd tho born of his geldle, eommanded him to stand lirm while he disinonited wnd eom- menced o fustlnde with rocks, The head on the Bear wns pretty severly bindsed, cho blowd Faus ning_profusely” from fils nostrile, when tearga recallic that he hud o poeket kulfe, Quickes thian thonght he was upon the ground, und selen titlenlly nppronched tho striggling bonr, fetch himntleklor anider the shorteibs, which endod tho struggle, with vietory tor two of tho hest vas queros In Arfzona. Gus saya tho bear died ?n;e"ulvmu weross-cyed glanee whilobroathing 1S Inst." NEW ISSUE/ Boes Demoerney Mean Assnsination t =Jolin Kelly's Paper Advorutes Ii— Elhio ¢ Sun M Serves tien to Quit. New Fork Sun (I, dareh 15 DOES DEMOCRACY MEAN ASSAGNATION? Tinea Dumocerany wean Assusination? If Demorracy means Assastuntion,then we bavo tosny that, without standing wpon tho order of our golng, we step out of the Domuocratic camp at onee. Wensk the question on necount of tho ap- pearance in the Now York Evening Erpress of n mostextraurtinury article Intimattngz and threat- oning that assnsination will not be contined to tyrants upon thrones, but that it will be ex- tended o some of our own milllonalres unless thoy change thelr course. We copy this article entire below, Tho Lrpress asalens ne o reason why theso ns- sustnutions will take place the fact, to use ity owit phrise, thut * the Irresistible undorcurrent of Amerieun eivilization 18 Demoerntie." Tho Expressls targoly owned and controlied by oldmembiers of the Detnocratic party, 1ts words on_such a subject are presumed to e be very earefully considered. ‘Thoy enrry with thom In this case tremendous welght, ‘and, It s to us, witl flll tho country with consteraa- on. At all events, we hereby serve upon all con- cernod Tmmedinte, Instartnneous notioo thag wo onlist ander no blond=red tlug of Assnsination, und we will neltber toad nor follow uniler sueh Ihlf‘. by whumeogver burne, nnd whethor thoy call thomselves Domocerats or by any other nume, The lder and tho plens of wswisination nro sproading. Not only tins another mine runnlng undernenth the Emperor's prlaco been un- carthed 1n Russin, but. an (nfecnunl box, lntended 10 blow up the howse of the Lord 3 v in Lon- don, way discovered barely In timo to prevent un explasion, ‘There 18 no oceaslon and no ronm for such din- batlen] measures under tho radinnt and benel cent livhit of our free and equul Institution und whoever would fntroduce “them shoutd bo lonked upon ns himself the bearer of the torch of the ncendlary and the dagrer of tho ussasin. WHAT JONN KELLY'S PAPERL ADVOCATE! New York Evening Express (Deins, b March 17, The ussusinution i8 wi unmistakable warning to Kings and riulerseve: ‘)\vlll.' ¢, 1L necds o ine terpreter to deciphor {is meaning. Monarehs who ritle for tholr own plensure, und profit, and lory, withuut regard 10 the rihis and welfure of the peoplo and thie shered clrims of humanity, well iy tremule. Indel Alexander 111, has alreudy been notifled, by n message conveyed in n deadly mine, that i€ ho rales Russiu_aftér tho manner of his father fn thosu lutter years he must expoct to meet the sanosort Of fute. Efghty miillions of poople will not consent to bo rlddon over, and erushed, and erucilied for the aggrandizement of one man. And overy erowned head In Europo trembles at the terriblo Intimne tion of tho deoin that possibly awnits all rulors who oppress or even neglect tho people, ‘Thers (4 also a ignificance (v Uis diabolieal decd achich not a few men (i this eountey would do weil tn poguder. ¢ buvo no BEmperor to crush the peoplo and banish whouver he fenrs or dislikes, without trinl, to a Siberlun desolution; we huve, no titled nristocraey to lord it over peasant, ten nnts, and sorfa, But within a quarter of a centy i there has grown up lere « class of cery Ach men—af captialisls who have accumulated enormois Jortunca, iu some cascs throuwh privileges ob- talned from Legislntures thoy had brived; of tne heads of ulyntio corporations who have used the powers grunted by Stute Govermmonts they thomselves bud elected to absord tho prop- erty of tho peoply and tax the publle ut wiil, Muuy of our rich men are public benefuotors, usinie their wonlth to benelt tho comuunity i varlous wiys, doing good continunlly and grand- Iy, bonorlng bumun nuture, All such wen ure Ioved, bonored, and rovorud, But, unfortuaately, tao many of our newsmade millionaired are nefther charitable, humane, Hheral, nor kind; they we thelr enorinous wealthto tnercane thelrextates and poteer; tosolze on tho rights und privileges and prop- orty of tho pouple; to bribe Legisintures for tholr own advantago to tho publle injury, and to form cotnbinmtis with otbor capltndists to control tho euunu?‘ und absorb whntevor in valunblo {n it Alrcady the people everyichern muran aloud, and condemn the spivit and acts of these mert, Already the people beiln to regard thom as dungorous, and look In ntl direstions far olfactivo lexul means to broteet themselves aguinat tholr aggressions. They are sufe under tho protection of the laws, snfe ju tho Innate respect of nll Amerleans for thy rights of person nud property. Hut lot thelr agsresslons con- tinue and a season o depression full un onr country, i which workfgnien shafl buve noth- fug to do and nothing tw ent, and anothor face will be put upon tho situstion, b'm'y eilling= afre in Amerfea hoida his fortiowe and hiy life at e merey of clroiumstances which @ scaaon muy chanye, and” a populaco which wint, nggravited Dy 1 8Un30 OF WroNg, iy oxeite Lo uets of vio- lonco, ‘Fhore {8 nu uso in trylog to wink tho facts .;mur sight, They nre clear us the sun nt noouduy, 1t staiude every Amerdean millionatre in hawd to ponder iwell the meainbugn of vecent coonts and the cadencles of the age, Niagara cannol be dananed, Tho Irresistibie undoercurrent of Amorlean civ- fizatlon s demnoratfo. Our ldeus, gentlonts, eitucadon. literature. customs, trade, ull swuop forward In one divootion. The povple will rule, Thoy know tholr friends. They wit! honor nnd fmor tulizo thewr bonsfactors, But thoir vno- 1nius, whether erowned monirohy ar uncrownod capltallsts, who uso thole power to oppress tha misacs, und enrioh themselves at tho public ox- puuse, and bulldozs Governments, have no favors ta oxpeet, They who sow wind must ox- peet tornad NEW FRENCH PLAY. IReal Life Reflectod on the Stugo—A So= cloty for Marrylng und Unmarrylng. PAwis, March 7,—3M, Marleourt and Blsadl- nlor uro the directors of n speeicsof double-bur- reled agency; through one door you enter tho sanctum ot M. Marlcourt, who obtains husbands for widowa and spinsters and wives for bucholors desirlng to npuronch tho holy estato of matrl- wmony; Ly tho other yon sre Introducud Into the prosonce of M. Blandinier, by whom judiclal separations aro arravged *on moderuta tormy and without uunooussary publiclty or scandal, 1n short, * La Couronns Nuptiale™ 1s an Institu. ton smuwhit rosomhling the lance of Achliles —It hents tho wannds which 1t hus mude, Such I the base of the umusing vaudevilie, in thrue aoty, brought ont on Friday nlght ot tho‘hdutro Dejuzot, and duo to the ‘united genius of MM, Viotor Bornard and Gabrlel Forvy. i stylo, tho b anulul Wreath' mny be called agitited; 1t hus hosts of aramatls pevson, euch ons ina more or loss vague pursiit of somebody else, Tho first ot prases in tho olices of tho ngeney; in the sucond, thore 18 n wedding bally i tho third, tho sitoon Of i resturilour ufter o Dall ue the opern. Mo, Murivourt ls on the look- out for tho person who suved hor Nifo at Trou- villo one day whon the surf wis teo nuch for hor, Her presoever s fn reallty a Nowfound- 1and dog. but 1hls is of no consequenco; thn dog hius o nnstor, aud Mlio, Marlconrt proposes to mavry bl out ot geatitude, Then thove s a enticmun from Helyglum e want of a spousn; ms applies to the Courpine Nuptiade, und Is pro- sonted to the two women whon ho had already marrled und divoreeds nest enter twa young men on & ks on of the pair bolug tho identi- cal proprictor of the quwlraped dbove wien- toned 18 pounced upon und gobbled by the managor's duughior, - wlee atoressid:’ the g fourth applicant i a - vocotte tired of |« James Keiller & Son’ DUNDEE MARMALADE ¥or Baly by First-cluas Grocors, morganatio sllianees and anxious by way of chauge to try the gweets of n - rights hundwl pymen, wille Noa, 6 and 6~cach visitor hus w number—aro u huy and gontleman just united, thanks to M. Muaricourt, who want Lo sco whit M. Dlundintor eun do toward broaktng the alikon bonds that fetter thelr youth. Thoeso are elements of the suimuguad which In the third et of course, gives un apportanty fortbo Introduction vf pastebonrd noscs, & succession of cahinets particulicrs, earnlval costumos, uud darinking wotgs. The DaJuzet 18 a long way dis- tant trom the usual huunts of fushion, but thp critics gpoke fuvorably of thotirat performnnce, ‘and so the ploco druws falrly woll, espuecially a3 thoro fsa processian Of vury protly womnen very beoomingly attired, durlog thy Inst act, whero a Blle, Dolel wore the costume of sn- oduilquy Wwhich, nolunumclmul{ diapronous ta dlpluy a pair of very comfortable lugs, brought down upun the owner thoreot an avalsueho of bou- quets, y ‘rivial as il thisfe, MM, Burnard and Ferry deserve u good doal of credit for thelr clever- ness I belug extremely rucy and you nover trnusgressiug the rules of dicorum.” | think, howover, that thair renl futontion is to sutirizo— and, If my opinlons bo corruct, they have been very happy fu their bits—tno countlcss ugencles and compaulies which aro crop, np on wll sldes, Llko so muny mushroons. Muatrimonind ngenta are af unofont dute; wineo M. do Joy, winuovator and inventor of the wmarclugo sys- 10 lotiger ey DrmitotT, Maren 17, from the fute; 6,02011873, weeu i 10911788, 5,840} Under tho State Liquor-Tax 1aw it was in produets togoether, L 0% 1L and Mr. ple believe was cansed by tho women'a tmgpers e crusnde fn 1873 and fn 1834, and suil later to tho red ribbon mavement, and not to the burdens that tho ¥tate Hquor tuX Mposes on scl fuctsund figures hore submitied show that in ¢ are very geeatly milstuken, mentis important und of great the ludles ure to bo enmendest and Rt still vory fow liguor. riven from the traftie by it It 18 tho protits and the profits alone that induce people to engnpo In it Take nway the profits and they will leave §t like rata a sinkinge This the State tux and the regulntion ws Lot vis sce; the United States tux §25, tho State tix &2, the clusing of suloons on the Sabbuth; on al holidays: on ull eleetlon duys: and at an enely hour fu the evening, curtalls the profits of saloons immenselys nod the more these regala. tons are strictty and unlformly enforced tholess pers and othors ensmgod in eapltulate the figures from the lteveune Department, showing tho yearof the flve underour and cach year of the six iperiiice eent atiled n promoting it sellers huve voen protits ean snloonkeo tho traflie renlz Pormit uo to ninount colleeter Btate Prohibltory law: under our Btato Crder prohihitfon. Tlair Revivim " reseor ros gfay bair to its orl Inal eolor for &) eents. HE 2 % G tion on earth squals ST. Jacoms Oit & nal laruedy, A bel o1tlay of 1) CEns, Al in can have chenp and positive pr ALng pIRRCTIONS 15 KLXYES LANGUAURS. S0LD SY ALL DRUOGISTS AND DEALERS IN MECICINE, A. VOGELER & CO. Naltimore, M., V. 8.4 A0k, 81uFLZ And but the omuarst and wll Naw wnd Planbig MY { Lockwonds Puien 1w £iery S caerdntod, CAREFUL ATTEKTION 10 IEUATH WOIK, TRATED CATALOGUE Blatted Cirenlar S Qur NEW ILLUS' tem,” nshe ysed 1o atyle himself, rotired from _l LECTRIC BE netlve hisipess with e Fo muny millione, inted with a0 many 4 10 tho altar that thoir arvertisements peavoke n amil tha Divares 1l hne adjorurncd, yet.only nde Journed, the fanndation of anything In that line, but thore are hosts of othors, and of these nines tenths are ut oneo disreputable and dangerous, The defoat of THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. on va Taxation, ~To the Editor of the Dea troft Poxt and Tribmne: 1 desire to enll nttention to tho ntatlstica relating to the lquor truthic in Michiwan durtug the last cloven years, taken tal Itovenuo Dopnrtment and re- centiy published in the Post and Trilame. Thoso Atutlstics show the relative inlluenco of probibl- tlon or taxation on this trafiic, S From 13010 144, inclusive (Gve years), (he laws of Michigan forbade tho sale of spirituous or maltliquors as n Loverage or by tho gliss fivo years tho Unfted States Gov I ted of retailors In Michivan, who were selling in definnce of tho law of tho Btate, The number of doalers of Whom thls sum waa cotleeted wis fus «drugs, ns they aro includeil In the Governmont tax, though not in tho State tax, Any mun van neeertiin the neeuracy of this enmputation of the number engaged [n the retall lquor trafic by dividing the amount eolleeted by the Unlted States Governmont of sellers of spirituons Innors by retail by 225 (the tax), and thoso setl- g malt lgnors by $20, ’nd adding the two 1 havo taken the internal rovenuo reports rathor thun tho County UFCE'S Feports, us mieh inore il rellable, todetermine tho number ol pe; tho retaft iquor teutio in Michigan in eaoti of tho eleven yeurs fieroln examined, It will by seen that during the ive hiblifon therc wel s in ears under Stato pro- 15X wore hellers at than in 1890, und the Government .colleeted of wero, thus selling Wt or FHGU0 Ingrens probivition; while the Unitod States Governs ment colicetlons of this gawe cluss of liguor- denlers, under thoe Stato Uquor tux law, wis in {13 (At venry 2007, and In 1880 (ite Inst yeur) only S15008, making 824,017 less—notwith- Atunding the lurge increuse of populntion in our his decrense fn the lguor truflie Mes. liontecou woul detinnee w2, and under il Buve tho poo- # ‘Tho ip, o, ! Wnder taxatton, i DRI | | XTT N T} b J. I, Broys, e ——— Parents who allow theie ghlldren to grow up with serofulous hunors bursting frdm every pore aro gullty of i greuat wrong, pointed votais b eake, and you tleura Remedies, hink of them Lwlth! o lonthsoie dis~ ¥ produre them tho GREAT GERMAN ‘REMEDY RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, i SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, " BACKACHE, GOUT, ‘SORENESS orT1ER CHEST, SORE THROAT, ' QUINBY, SWELLINGS axp SPRAINS, {ll FROSTED FEET ann EARS, BURNS axn scanLDs, General Bodily Pain, TOOTH, EAR anp HEADACHE, AL VEER, BATNS “Curtis&Co. 40 Franklin St.,Chicago 811 to 819 N. Second §t., 8t, Louls, Manufacturors of Eeery Desesfption of Clres p T e e Wholoeals Dewors f Stybber nud Teather Hene Muttdveluy Gy St Lol nnlien MLARMALADE, _OYSTERS. 20c a Dish! Frish und elegantly sorv= Rubher. Nusiaure TuLe. O 100 M adlsodeat. AMET COATS, Ladtes® Clrculars, el Waatesnto und dotls R, V. WHELPLEY, Aund Lol Lukueat ol AND A ADDRESS WEAK, NERVOUS, DEBILITATED, WHO SUFFER FROM ILL-HEALTH, CONSEQUENT ON LINGERING, CHRONIC, NERVOUS, FUNCTIONAL DISEASES. External remedies are the safest and best that can be applied in diseases, on account of the facility which we possess of watch- ing their action ond results; and of these remedies Eleetricity, in the form of mild, continuous, and prolonged currents, ns real- ized exclusively by Elecetric Belts and Bands, has been found the most valuable, safe, simple, and efil- clent treatment in thie world for the cure of disease. We review, in our various pamphlets, the manifold benefits to ba derived from Pulvermacher's Appliances, and bring for- ward testimony in their favor from the most Pulvermacher's learned physiclans and scientific men in Eu- rope and this country, We also demonstrato why relfel and cure sccrué from their uso after every other plan of treatment has failed. Reader, arc you afllicted and wish to recover the rame degrea of health, strength, and encrgy as experienced in former years? Doany of the following symp- toms, or class of symptoms, meet your dis- caseld condition? Are you suffering from ill-health In any of its many and multifari- ouy forms, consequent on a lingering, nerv- ous, clironic, or functional discase? Do you fecl nervous, debilitated, fretful, timid, and Iack the power of will and action? Are you subject to loss of memory, hava spells of fainting, fullness of blood in the head, fecl listiess, moping, unfit for business or pleas- ure, and subject to fits of melancholy? Are your kidneys, stomach, liver, or blood in a disordered condition? Do you suffer from rheumatism, neuralgin, or aches aud poins? Have indiscretions and excesses left you inn weak and debilitated condition? Are you timid, nervous, and forgetful, and s your mind continually dwelling on the subject? Have you lost confidence in yourself and energy for business pursuits? subject to any of the following symptoms: Restless nights, broken sleep, nightmare, dreums, palpitation of the heart, bushful- ness, confusion of idens, aversion to society, dizziness in the hiead, dimness of sight, pim- ples and blotehes on the face and back, and other despondent symptoms? There are thousands of young men, middle aged, and oven the old, ~who suffer from nervous and ‘ physical aébility. There nre ulso thousands of females, broken down in health and spl~ ity from dlsorders pecullar to thelr sox, and wheo, from false modesty or neglect, prolong Why, then, further neg- lect n subject 5o productive of heaith and future happiness when there Is at hand o means of cure? Why not throw off the yoke nllogether, and seek n remedy that has sclenco and common sense to commend it—a romedy of indisputable efficacy and tho most certain menns of restoration to health and vigor. Yor further particulars sce THE ELEC- TRIC REVIEW (Flaborately INustrated) AND DESCRIPTIVE ]’XMI’]ILE’I‘. which are mailed, post-puld, to uny address on ap- their sufferings, PULVERMACHER GALVANIC GO., Cor. Eighth and Vine Sts,, CINCINNATI, 0. 265 and 1164 Broadway, NEW YORK. 513 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ADDRESR THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU EUROPEAN DEPOTS: 194 Regent Street, - - LONDON. 39 Rue St. Marc, - CAUTION. Avoid bogus appliances of every description chtiming Electric qualities: our Pumphlet expluing how ta distinguixh the genuine from the Spurious. Culvermucher's Electrio Belts t aro genuine; they re- wwived the only uward of merit for' Klectrie appli- nces at all the Gireat Worls Expositions of Ju- and Bands al prap tagy) (o) (Y 1, REKVES & GO, Ticket re BB e 'Tickots Housut, So THles 10 il parta. aud Exoluneod. CHOCOLAT MENIER, ~ For Breakfast| CHOCOLAT MEMIER, Sold E;rerywhere. PARIS AND LONDON. Vew York Depot 286 Greenwich St OCEAN NAVIGATION NORTI GERMAN LLOYD. New York=--London-~Paris. Bteamers sail Every Saturday from New Xorlk Jor Southampton and Hremen, Prastengers hooked for London und Paris at fonent mutes, Ifates of (asaze’ trom Sew Yurk U Southampton, bondon, Mavre, and " lireman, firet Cabilti, 41; secand-clans cabin, 11 elecrnuo, 61 ucud Tites. UBLKICIHS & 3 Howting Green, N, V. 'Flo Meerne mto by the North tierman Lioyd ffom Bremon 1o Chicaso (8441, and thoonly agents authurteed 1o sell thenc tickutg e 1L ¢ U3 & €O, furn ficketa at reg Hamiurg Amorican Packetbimy'y n uints in the S it ) .Hl il steemge tieketa from Hamburg or Huvre. 21 COLRICHATD & GO, General Pnesenscer Azanta, ri. NTHAL & KOZMIN n_Auents. GIIRALTAIL AND JMARSEILLE pwhing steamers will lenvo New York diroct tar wnd Marsellies, taking Troleht and pas- Torlots, . March % novn LLES, Cahours, . Aprii i 1 . m, ten of passage: First Cabln, $100; Steerago, 822 OF UUFLCUInee udiriss UIS DE HEBLAN, Agont, ¢ Howling @reen, footot ¥, WILEE, Cabln Akent, @ Glarkaat, WML I, WINTER, Stteraze’ Agent, § Chicau, ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEANERS New York and Glaszow, CHRCASTA. Mareh 9% % pin | TGRS EBSEAApril . 1 pin DEVONIA: Abril 2.5 nm | ANCHOEEA A vl kin "These steamers 4o not carry cattle, nhdop, or pis Now Yurk tn London direer. rili 1 pm | ALSATIA, AprilZL 1 pm Exearaion Tickets at reduced raws. < Bteerage, £, WENDERFON BROIIES, M Washington-st. STATE LINE To Ginpgaw, Lizerpoot, Dubttn, Belfuxt, knd Londan- deeey, frow N, Y., overy Thursday, Fira Cubin, 330 10 £33, according to Beconimadntion. Serand Cabin, $b. Bieerage, outward, £ These MORmErs earry nolther cattle, abioep, 1o plks., € L AUSTIN, BALDW . na I & Lo, ., Chlcago. 53 firondwa; JUHN 1.k CUNARD MAIL L Falling twice & week ta nnd from British Parts Pase g0 Tioketn frum Liverpoul, Queenstawn, Glnszow, Dublin, Beltust, and Lomdindurry ne Jowest rutes. Company’s Utlice, corner Clurk and luandolph-sia, Chicogo, Drtts 1or L1, atd upwards, at Juwest fitos: 10N T Gen't Western Asent, PROPOSALS. Propossis for Army Trunsportation, HUEADERS DEPAWTSHENT OF THE PLATTE, OFFICE CItIE UARTEIM A FultT OMANA, N nren i, il Honled proposals,in triplicate, sublect to the usunl couditiuna, Wiil b6 recoived ni this offic unil 12 elock noon ni Thiesd 1, Il or b the sama hour wlluwing for et in time) at tie oflices of tho Depot Quartermnstors ut Cheyenne and Ugden, nt which placesand tlne they will be upencd in the vresence of bldders, for the tr portation of ilitary supplies on tho followlni describid routes In the Depariniont of thy Flatte durin thy tacal yens commeneine duly 1, 11, aid endlog Jino i INGE um Noligh, Nebranka, ur western taraiitius Sloux City & Peftic i, 18,10 ¥ore Niabram, Nob, From Sydney, Neunsekn, to Fort itobinson, Nebras- xa. From Chuyenne Doput, Wyoming Ty. to Forts Las- annle, Futtermun, snd Mekinny, Wyoming_Terrl- s Wrom Tiock Creok Station, U. 1% I. 1L, to Forta Fot- topman and StcKinog Wiviming 1y, From Fort Fred Stoele, Wyoming 1'v., to Fort Wash- X6, Wygming 1 A om ATHOR, Utah, ue southern toruinus of the yieh Boitiern latlrue Extehelon, o Fort Cameron, tah. Proposals for transpartation on any or all of the aboye-yumed routes wiil by receivad, The Govornusent reserves thy rikhi to refoct any or alj uroposals. Hath propmal must bo in trivlicats, separato for cach route, and aceompanied by b bond in the fum of five hundrod dollars (hiR. exceuted strictly i ne- cardance with the printed instructions, and upon the blank formi fuEtehed uinter, tis AAVOrtisemont. arantecini iiat tho party imiklng the prupon siiall Dut withdraw tho anmo within sixty duys Trom the date nnpounced for opening thew: und that 1f said sroposal (s atouptyd and n cuntravt fur the sersico bR For nwardud’ thareundee, fio veilh witiin ton day aftor boing notified 0f the Awant (privided wiich noil eation' bo_mado within tho sixty days nbove nien. tinned), accept the same nnd furiiish good and ruts ficlont. wecurity at once for the falthful performunes Of the contruet. Itank proposals, form of contract, und_printed cles culurs Athting tho extimnted quantities ot supplies to Do transpuried, and giving full informutlon an to tho manner of bidding, conditions w be obsurved Ly bld- dors, 80 ternis of contract und pastant, Wil be (ur. nishied on appiicstlon 10 this ufiice, or 10 the of f thin Depot Qunrtermunters at (heyenne und Ogden, Fnvelopea contuining propesals siould b marked; “ Propusaia for tranxportation fron 10— 3. 1. LUDINGTON, Chisf Quartermaste Troposals for Fuel, THeadguarters Milltary Divislon of the Mt R Uicomt Chier htcaiu, 1, Mure A In trplieaie, subject to tha ocetyed nt this oflee anitl ok nowin, on Baturday, Snrel 3 1L, ot wiilch 11 be opened In i prisonee of bidders, for furnishing und delivery of such quantl- tles of Kindlmg Wood sud Anthmelte Conl. na iy be reyuired by (he Quuriermusier’s Depnrtment 1hia ity during tho romaindor of tho thical yunr chil- nge Juine &, (L, 'frapanls for otther claas of the stires montioned, or lr\lr lxl‘llnflllnl 1uss than the wholo required will be rocuived. The Guvernment roserven the right to rejoct any oratl prapmrale. A profereice will bo kiven to urticies of domestic produetiun. THinnk urophantx und rinted clreutars stating the estiiuatod quantitien oquired, wnd gving tull isteice tions wx to the manner of DRI, o observed by bidderm, und terms of mont il o fuentetied on nppliestion to this ofies. ‘Envalopee contulniig proposaln shuuld o murkod *Proposuls for Fuel,” wind dreased to tho undors stined. CHARY, ML Asw't Quuriorminst i, instér, 12, |81 EEALED PIOROSA 10 timo and place tho; d pay- MEDICATED BOUGIE. A POSITIVE CURE ! Without medicinos, Allan’s Soluble Medieated Bougies. Patontod Oct. 16, 1576 One box 1 will cure any cnse In four days or lons, Wil i tho st Obatiniaty case, 10 inattorof anaiie. oun duse of cubobs, copalba, ar ofl of gan= @Riwood, (hEt HFO COMAIN 10 Nrtiluto Uzapepsia by due Stroylng the cuntings of th stomel. Price, 110, Folil Ly all Drugyists, or mallud onre- eelut of price. Fur tariner particulars send for clrentar, Pou, Box 1Sk . €, ALLAN Riduhin-at., Now York, TRUSSIS, ute {ZAR oF russi $40 Rownrd for o ‘Uruss superfor to the Instrumant manufactured by us Lor the luta Emporor; hoing s= Tected us tha bestTruss b the woeld by the Caur's Peivato Minister, an mintuont sorgeon. PARKER'S RETKNTIVE COMMON-SENSI TRUSS, pntentod July 9, lh’ifl»fi ?Hn! [inlu; lwllll.‘h positively curos Tupture. Hole manufucturers, 9 CLETT, BLTMAN & PARKER, i iifico M Ktata-st., Chienizo, L. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. Burlinglon & Quincy Railroad Uo. LT CuIcaao, Foo, 3, 183L TO,TUE BTO E P A S i e A “hicaga, Burllogiol & Quiney Hutluad "hict 4. Ofice of the Ukicago, t 0, on Waodnosiay, tho 3ith day ot March, it at 1) o'sick tn i forendan. or W pirois ot wl v 1HECCEOTS 0T L ensuing year, knd thy trens- uther businuss thal wny lesally colne Dolora the devtibg. By G el of i B i Claalpzan of tho Hourd, 1 ENSEVLVAN T MILUTARY ACAD- e cantorrit +al IO VS th . MUSCELLANEOUS, ... oissenne, DR. LUCAS s 108 Koulh Clarkess the State ot Nlinuis for tho “spoctal, e b ol privato; BtV s UL B Wihary diseasus. Consultacon fron, lour ) W K WRG 10 8 . i, Duiduys 110 148, bu oaly s DR, KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. pursunally ur by wall, (ruo ot charie, an ul cirontd b ¥ spaclal discasce. DE. J. Ko |3 1 L) L0 il WRO WRtFTelils cures of tho ouly physi Bovar. Huurs: Ua MANIIOOD RESTORED. m of early lmprudence, culisiing nervous Ut Mfig.u;‘mm-mm’flur"‘ wie, Waviug teed fu val overr Khow eyedy, bt dlscoyarod’s whupte e Y5 e whlch b Witk send fie to b furors. Audeoss . M. RLLVLS, 1 Coathau- W8 p. g Bunduya, ¥ o 13 10 _RAILROAD TIME-TABLIE, A“!l‘[\fl\h AND DEPARTURE OF undny oxcoptod, {bnlly. AT TRR D) b= Chicngs & Northwestorn Rallway. For Maps, Time-cania, Slooping-C'a, sccommodatl bply atri Clarkat, Grand Pacifa, Brink's E: ] House, 35 Lanai-st. ana the dapot. aOnuwr et altes Maings iy Expross X CIY & XAUKEOh s akreeport, dtockfoad & Dubig arreeport Hockord & fubiduo PO AUKEORLY 1ako G piitiwaukde Bron SR Miiwaukea Kpocinl--d LMlwnukao & (rean § EMilwnukin Prasencar. LML, Geeon finy & Ma il 3 Minsonpalis Exprass. IR Prnl & Minuenpoils Kxpress. e & Deadwooi, Exprs bn::::::a:.:m;gnxplfl}r otn, nta & Contral LEGRA W dine, vin danoay i FEFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEL] SePREI3aUDATSERT UG STATAS FUTY: B g8333, a=Depotcorner of \Walle and Ki Bo0iopot Cornar ot Cann and Kinsiea Chirnza, Turlinaton & Qnine For M, i T, SIS0 ROn Aeomdn tlons. apply AL X Ciark-at, Geind Pacifc 1foto) Brink'a lexpress Oien, foof' of Indiannene. Grand Yiral Dapet, Cannl'und Elxisonin-sis. Falmor T.envo, | Arrve. 1Ottawn 2 ord (] s IRt Ermaieioroure i pnmlb e Lbubuque & Rlang 4t Fhid nmih 3 b Amboy.itaek Kallnd Storiing amih A b m itwnben dravu Accommog amiy 1b m “Knnmia, & orado & e ! pmib 2 m i Bl 120k m 2 pmi Gitiam bitickton HitT banrora Passenge 7 b bauror :'m:nn::r hamlh E0A® A n Passenged eiion Aatnen. Oninh & omitliban Niuht Hpre: pmid 2:08m 5 pm|d 50 8 m pmid e m pmib 58 m pml 1085 m a by, L Dally, exceps By o satuntay. d DAy, oxeept Stondney © Ui 0x00pe ‘hlenzo, Milwankee & Kt Panl I Grand Paciie Hoter, and at Bopot. | 1 meF Hause, Lesve. | Arrive, Milwaukee Fast Malt, Jiilwuies = Wonne Miinauxee, SC Vaul & Allgnos Apulis Expross tralu; Greon Bay, 3 iaou, I Cilen, 19w, and Dakoin K Btevens Ioini and Ashinnd Milwaukoe, Madison, und Frai A0 Chien EXUress, ieyeeeress bertpritie AvcomBodadlon, T & o 18 2 ul (ne & Ledar nds ¥ 4 Etgin & Kirkiund l’nl{ leflflvj‘:e.“ Eigin Epeciul Fost Kxpross All Minnesota trafns run via Silwnikon. Ticko for St Pyl and Minneapolin ol r 1500 Biad Tralrio du Ciion, Ur Yia Lacrosia s Winoma —— Titnote denteal Rativant, font of Laku-sL and toot of ‘U'wenty-saoo: 03 Wicket Onic tandulph-aty o Fakgaoies B snloihat, near Girk 0r5 172rea W Urlns ixprosssess % n;'.\'.'l'«xns!u‘:l.l.'x..u‘! #:3) rn's’-f)"g Epringteld Kxpross., .., fel Amlg 305 0 Bprinubold Nidnt £Xpross ,,.‘! l.m‘f & n 'eorin, BUrlingion s Keoki, Amiy TN g o «l'eoria, Burlingon & heokuk. pm (l ¥ u Fontiac & Chuinwuriti LXpross. R B b Chnwworth Exurus. 10 & @ Gitinwn I'rsenkers. o am Dubuque & Sioux City’ Kepro sm Bubuiue ¥ Kluux Citr_Express. o pm Lnsatuniar nlabt to Gllman ooly, cUnbaturday uight runs o l'nun{nnln Walinsh, Gt. Louls & Pacifie Rallway, Depoteornur Stewartand Archor-aya. vrwenty-tnirds L), Archer-uy, cars vin icket e, 6 Ciar eyt Soato-al- Tud 10 tho dopat, 8L Louls & Guif Expross, B & Gult Fast 1in © Kansun City & Denvor Fust & Feuriu, Hurlingtun & Kookt PPaorin & 1'ekin Special Hpringrold & Hnnaidul Dully. *Dully oxcept Sundaye, (e T ORI S o Chicazy to s, Louls, Kunaas City, und I'soria, 1'arior Day Coiches with rovolving clintrs "hlcqn to Ht. Louls, knd He- fi‘l’l’l‘l‘:‘l‘:((:llll‘;" ";Bfll;‘llfifinl’l{bfllcflbflw Hannibal «nd N siguos Bt Louls or Kllnlll-l'\.'ll] il .ln‘ o010 Chicngn &z Alton. U;l::ll P.]"Ifle:r‘v\@?‘!‘w:'.“(‘drnnrbUlml\ Ilflg y“ln “‘l -8l i ridie, an 'wontr. third-at. Tickut Oficas, at Depu BA' sauath C M Urand T'acitia ol knd belse Lonsa e v b 3 ? Kansas City, Denver & Dueblo sz senisus Lity, Huotu Fo X Deuvee x' i BL Louls, pirltigduid ¥ oxas. Boblle & Row Urloans Expro: §5 Louly, Bpriutiuld & Fazas., Peoria. Hurling- | Fust Expross: o0 & Keakuk | 5. via Chenda BEGRE Pekin & P'yoria kx. via Juliot. trontun, Lacon, Wasl uge'n Kx, 0t & Liviehit Accommodacio, By iiae BBAREPERER Michienn Central fEalirand. Dgpot. foot ot Luxe-at ana footaf 'wanty-sscond.s “tcket Utiice. 67 Clurk-st., suutlieast corner of Hags duiph, Urand Paciyo otel, snd we Palmor Houss., ) Lvave” | Arrive. Statt (yia Matn and Alr Lingy Bew York & Uoston Ex.,.. Atlantio ioxirass (dally).. XITONS 0 . a'itaride & Miskaon Siai 0 wid Kaplds & Putusky KXpross's 340 pin ® § atirany tapids & Muakokun Bx.., #1:10 pm § 7 +On Sundays this trai lenvesat8:lip m. Chtenmn, Roek Taland & 1°aciqs Ralteas >, Depot,corner 0f Van Buren and Nherman-sts. Tiotet Oitices, b Clurk-st., Btiorman Houso, Palmer 1ouse, Grang Iacitiu Hutdl, and 75 Canal, coroer Madison, Leavd, | Arrive, Davenport & Peorta Fixprota.... .|+ ounGA Hpils kst Kxhbasterrss..|oioics BimG 8 bR anssa Clly, Loavouwora & At Chison Fast BXproas, péru Accommodition, Counel Siuns Nehe B Bahmurci, Losvanword Cliisun Nl Bxpross. “Duily oxcout Nundays. {Dal rars Aay xeon Slondara; = 10Alr excopt Hatu T.ake Shore & Michignn Nontbern Raitea Ttk Diicos at dopo-x viu BOrn-aL. hoad F Lk Saljo, I'weity-secund-gi., and Foriysthird-et. Lioxes i Trelghit Otice idur Bhuruisa 1louse, and tiokes luces b s Grund Pacine Luiel and Putwor touss, Twave. | Arrivad Aati (via Main Line)... Hpocial Now York Kxprus g Express (dally)., .., taxprons (uily) wixpoaiion e, and o0k 0F Twanise Deopots, Expasiuun ullding n n -t Tk 01 OBseos, Kl Clarksste Pabiior HOuse o s ol Mg UL ¥ pud ot Buitd i3 L.onva, | Arrive forning Bxpress,, uat Hixpiress. tbair. *Sunday oxcopted. Haakaken fan L f0nt OF LAKG-8L ulid 0ULOF Twonty-s81n0-4 D atiocs at Gopots &N 191 16andolph-at, Grand s Hutol, i uluior Houw, Toave, | Arive. Cincionatl, Indianapolis & Loul I Expron o[t 8:00 nmfs 725 0 0 D A R AR Pittahnrg, Ft. Wnyne &s Chtonyn Tallway. ' v Canaleate,” Hokah Oooad D r e hGUnes U and Paalda Liotohand at Dopui = EE £ bl pm R em b i l Gidam 14 e Cincinnatl 1 4t Lonts 12, I Bt A ROKOS Al LAOR) , 00007 ui Llinton wid Carruli-sl Wosl Blis D dtivom at Dyt wid 121 Landolph-st, Grand Pucite Hotel, snd 1 wlmer House. Toave | Arcive 8 [ 8: [ i1 Bl T B Chionso & Fastern flilacls Hallrast (banville e, ' -4 State, ‘Ticket Oftices, 'l O v Fniuor 1ludao, trund Pacido Hutol Teavo. "Amu 23 V:0 p b 42 @ RAR iy tERmt e 1aliy vacupt Bunday, *Dallv. SCALES, _ = FALK RN’ STANDAKD SCALES OF ALL KINDS. PAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. 111 & 118 Lake St., Chicago, De carcful tobuy ooly tha Gruulna,