Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1881, Page 11

— THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 185I—SIXTEEN PAGES 11 J, T. LESTER & C0., STOCKS All Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold on N. ¥. Stock Exchange. 25 & 27 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, J. T. LESTER, Member New York Stock Exchange. CHAS. SCHWARTZ, E. K. WILLARD, Member New York Stock Exchange. SAMUEL W. ALLERTON, Special. New York House—SCRANTON & WILLARD, 72 Broadway, and 13 New-st. DIRECT WIRE from our offi Scranton Willard, opposite Stock Exchanger’? Of Stocks also bought and oston, P' phia, und Baltimore. Son pony PRES GRAIN and PROVISIONS bought and sold or carried on margins. EDWARD L. BREWSTER, STOCK BROKER, 104. Washington-st., Member N.Y. Stock Exchange. STOCKS Boucht and sold on New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. and carried on margin; Mining Stocks bought and sold on New York, Boston, or San Francisco Exchanges, Also all Local Stocks naudled on commis sion. BONDS. First-class Railway Mortgage Bonds, Chi- cao Clty, Cook County, Street Rallway, and Park sonds, und other first-class securities always for sale. NOTES. High-grade Commercial Paper purchas or bandied on commission, ed LOANS. ‘Mones always ready to loan at low rates of interest, in large or small amounts, on sat- isfactory collateral security. DAY & FIELD, STOCK BROKERS 130 LaSalle-st. All securities dealt in at the New York _ Stock Exchdnge bought and sold on com- mission and carsied on a fair margin. Interest allowed on credit balances. THE UNION TRUST CO., Northeast Corner Madison and Dearborn-sis., receives savings deposits nnd allows interest on samo subject to the rules of the bank. : G. 3. WILSON. Cashier. COMMISSION MERCHANT: CULVER & CO., CHICAGO, AND CULVER COMMISSION 60., sT. LOUIS, Solicit consicnments of Grain. Fill Fastern ordors withdispatch, Buy and sell Grain and Provisions for fature delivery, und carry cash property on margins. CLASCOW, SCOTLAND. INGLIS & WULFF, Produce and Commission Merchants. Consignments carefully attended to and reasonable advances made. Correspondence solicited. Hest ref- OBITUARY. ORVILLE GRANT. Mornistowy, N. J., Aug. 6.—Orville L. Grant, brother of Gen. Grant, died at Morris Plains yesterday. He was born at the Grant family homestead in Clermont County, Ohio, and was some seven or eight years his brother’s junior. Like Ulysses and Simpson he removed to Galena, and became a member of the firm of Grant & Sons, the now historic firm of Jeather-tauners. Simpson died, and Orville virtually controlled the business, which soon worked upto a very profitable one for those - days at least. Ulysses was employed by him, and was cn- ged in the tanning business at_ the Fine of the breaking out of the War. Dur- ing his residence in Galena, which lasted antil about 1864, Orville succeeded in ac- cumulating quite a competency, and, on com- ing to Chicago in that year, was considered quite well otf. James E. McLean, a Penn- sylvanian who_had followed the tannery business down East, beeame acquainted with him, and the result of the acquaintance was a business partnership on Lake street under the firm name of Grant & McLean. The house prospered, though it is said that some of Orville’s latter ventures were risky and disastrous enough to have swamped them evenif the big fire of 1871 hadn’t caught them and completely wiped out their plant. It is said that President Grant was well ‘aware of this, and that it was one of the reasons—and ‘probably the chief one—for his appointing Mr. McLean, the sufferer by Orville’s ventures, Collector of the Port of Chicago in the summer of 1869. Orville Grant was neyer the same man after the fire, The visionary part of his nature seemed to grow and expand, until his head was full of wild speculations, which, of course, never turned out well. Orville had already begun to drink, and had been led to excesses, which shattered him both mentally and physically. Of late years he has been utterly incapable of taking care of his family, who, fortunately, were provided for at the home of Mrs. Corbin, his wife's sister, at Elizabeth, N. J. During the Jast five or six years Orville Grant has been a physical and mental wreck, His hab- its, instead of being checked, grew upon him, and naturally _incapacited him for. sustained labor‘ or, indeed, for Jabor of any ind. Tis mind was filled with dreams and_ speculative fancies. He turned up in Chicago every once mn awhile, and was always sure to £0 to the Custoin-House, where he was equally sure to fall in with somebody whom he ha | known under the MeLean régime, who might: be «relied upon—and generally was—to help him ‘out of a particularly tight pinch. To one of his old friends he was wont to talk glibly ‘about his $5,000 horse, and in the next breath to ask for a small loan, which was generally given and never repaid. He constantly labored under the impression that he was still in the leather business, ‘and ‘was arich man, and traveled the country on this supposititious reputation. | ‘1 would gchedule for at least $1,000,000, said he on one occasion after having borrowed some- thing from afriend who had frequently been. called. upon to relieve his oft financial infirmities. Just before the Grant Yeception in the fall of 187%, a num er of gentlemen in the city put their heads to- ether and managed to get him out of town fore the auspicious day when the whole Northwest turned out to welcome the re turning ex-President. He returned to the city, however, early in_ 1880, and, after Revs dering about awhile and existing as best iG could, was given a position in the egistere: Letter Department of the Chicago F ost-Office, from which he was considerately removed just before the Chicago Convention. Since then he has searcely been seen here, having spen his time mostly in New Jersey. His wite is Baid to be a very beautiful, retined, noble 4 . fons of late years have Bot anhatupaliy been tered in her two not unnaturally been cen) tt boys, who were the pride of her heart. She and they have been eared for by her sister, Mrs. Corbin, as though they were her ow? family, and it 1s said that Gen and Mrs, ‘Grant have not, forgotien | or ville’s family, but fo agua wu et unostentatious way, they, ate Tor to add to their comfort and hap) Orville there seemed to be neither cure not help, He had degenerated mentally as Were as physically, and, though remedial age a : Pere Fesortel to, ne a aS apparently Bast New Jersey asylum, he W: t reclaim, and is death was but the sa end- ing of a blasted life. DEATH OF ELDER WHITE. ‘Special Dispatch to The Chiccgo Tribune: Barrie Creek, Mich. Aug. 6.—Elder 60, of mi V hit ied to-night, aged Jam es W hite die ant on o der of Seventh- BUSINESS. Stocks Stronger—The Rise Main- ly a Fraction. Local Stocks, Bank Clearings, and Financial Notes. The Produce Markets Irregnlar—Wheat Continued the Upward March. Corn and Oats Unsettled, and Much Lower— Provisions Easier, FINANCIAL. In spite of tho depressing heat, most of the properties in the stock list guined a fraction, only two—New Jersey Central and Hannibal & St. Jo—reaching one point. A few held’ their own, anda stilliess number fell off a traction. Of course, this turn for the bulls is due largely to the abundance and tne low price of call funds. ‘The highest and lowest figures, with those of. the opening and the close, will be found inthe following table: Oven ing. Line | Clo Stocks. ing: C.. B. & Q. eee Iilinois Central,...... LBs We. New York Central 7) shenleen ontrals ts Loutsville & Nashville. West Union "Pel. Co.. Nashville & Chat. Denver & Rio Grant Pacitic Mall. o preferred. au, &Texu Northwestern. 0 second preferres Lake shore... Wabash, st. LS Paci Do preferred -... Duion Vaeitic. ‘Texas Paci Northern Pa Ds kK. iy Centra 0000 Lack. & West. y Mississippi St. P. S Omaha pi Missourl Pacith Chieaxzo. 3 1 & Canada ‘Southern. Manhattan.. ‘Ont. & Western. Sc Louls {San Fran! Do preferred . ‘Oblo Central Peoria, D. & 87 Metropolitan Elevated Met Elev. bonds. In Chicago, Government bonds were steu and unchanged. For District of Columbia 3. 107 was bid and 10S asked; 3}s, 1@3,@102%; 4s, MGYONGH ; 448, 143,GUAX. In foreign exchange the market was steady, with better inquiry from importers. Bank ers’ sterling was 483 and 485; actual rates wero 4821 and 484%; commercial sterling was 1794@ 48]. Continental bills were in better supply. Bankers’ francs were 521% for sixty days and 519% for demand; French commercial bills were §26% and S215; Belgian commercial, 52% bankers’ marks, 434 and 91%, and commercial, 983, Offerings limited. Itisexpected that shipments of gold from Europe will soon again commence in large amounts to pay for breadstuifs. Some reports promise a considerable proportion of Goveru- ment bonds. If so, all the better, for then tho interest on them will be retaincd in the hands of our own people. The Clearing-Hopse report for tho past week shows a large business at our banks, The fig- ures are as follows: Clearings, Balances. S415, 316 OL Be SOA BSL x pes = wreee BORA KGD $5,055,217 week last Fear... SHN,LY 401253 ‘The week closes on a quiet and very comfort- able money market. Customers all seem to be doing well, and hence their bankers are doing well also. But when customers arc losing money he must be far above the average bank manager if losses do not come to him in the general sink- ing of values, So surely are benefits and mis- fortunes reciprocal in banking as in all other departments of business. Quotations for discounts are uniform, but bankers hold their funds firmly. Prime paper is taken from customers at 6@7 per cent; 8 per cent is still an exception and only obtained on small favors. Cal! loans are made at 5G6 per cent. It is always understood that tho collater- als are unexceptionable. These are in all cases preferred to extra names as security. New York exchange was dull and nominal at 6OGi5c discount per $1,000 between banks. Any large offerings would scarcely have been taken better than $1.00 off. ‘The local inquiry for all Government and mu- nicipal securities has been rather more active. ‘The following were the prices rulizg at the Chi- cugo Stock Board: LOCAL STOCES. North Chicago City Ratiway, $100. West Division City Railway, £100. Gas Light & Coke Comp: $400. Chamber of Commerce, ‘Traders’ Insurance Conipuny. inier-state Industrial Exhibition, Chicaxo Metallic Packing Compan: Jnternational Electrical Company, athe Chicavo Electric Licht Compans.di0), Chicago South Branch Dock Company. LOCAL BONDS. Chicago water bonds, 75, 19%.. Chicago City bonds, 75, 1M. Chicago City bonds, 7s, 1836. Chicago City bonds, 33, Bet. Chicago City bonds, 75, 1855. Chieaxe City bonds. 78, ISU. Chicago City bonds, 75, 18 Chicago City bond: Chicago City bond: Bid, Asked, kT) Chicago € Chieaxo City bond: Chicago City bonds, tis, 100.25. Chieaxo City bonds, 43, 19 Cook Counts bonds. 3s, 1 Cook County bonds, Gook County bonds, Cook County bonds, Cook County bonds, as, 15 Cook Counts bonds, $335 West Chica: 1 Lincoln VP South Park + tbe “ors $10,000 at 100%: Chica- Wabash, St. Louis & Chicago, Burlington & Sales of South Park 6s, go City 7s, $1,000, at 16; Pacific 5s, $10,000 at 95 Quincy. 43, $9,000 at 95! BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. To the Western Associated Press. New York, Aug. 6.-Governments were quict id steady. Tn the milrond bond market, Lake Eric & Western (Sandusky Division) 6s declined to 105 from 106, Ohio Central incomes to 55 from 5612, Metropolitan seconds to 83% from 00, C., C. & 1. ©. incomes to 79 from 60!3, and Boston, Hart- ford & Erie firsts to 17 from 78, Indiana, Bloommgton & Western seconds advanced to $5 from 8. Jai State securities were dull. Phe stock market was dull again to-day. At the opening, speculation was weak. In early dealings prices declined i to Hannibal & St. Joseph, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Denver & Kio Grande, and trunk line Heats downward movement, Subsequent iy eer advance of % to 135, the latter 1m Nashville & Chattanooza, which was followed by a reaction of ty to 2{. ‘Yoward the close the mare ket became firmer, und final sales were uta ree eSvery of tod, The market was strengthone Eo reports trom Saratoga that something toward fg settlement of the trunk line affairs will be accomplished at the meeting next week. ‘Transactions, 163,000. 2 A Canada Southern..... 2000| New Jersey Centr tral Pacic Ti] New York Central... CELE, Nortnern Pacitic. ¥ Oblo & Mississipp! ontario & Western.. Pacitic Mail. ieading.... jst Paul. Fteans Paci. inion Pac Gan] yams Paci. auy| Western Un! Noshille © chat 24@3. Prime mercan- Northwestern... Money market easy at tile paper, 3G43s- Sterling exchange, sixty days, 45753 demand, 45433. 6s. 5s. 4b! CeontralsPacise firsts Brie secouds..-. Ponies (& Wilkesbarr GOVERNMENTS. 22 IGS 210 $4,582,500: legal-tenders, decrease, $871,800; de- posits, decrease, $4155.00: Circulation, inerense, Tanks now bold ssoseein Seas or wee banks now hold '$5,id55 in excess of tholr N ‘ oi NEW ORLEA New Onrzass, Aug. 6.—Sicht exchange on Xow York, $L00 per $1,000 premium. Sterling, FOREIGN. Lonpon, Aug. 6.—American securities—IlU- ois Central, 1 Pennsylvania Central, 66%; ew York Central, 148; Erie, 4433. + Bar silver, 513d. Patus, Aug. 5.—Rentes, $5 Te. Loxpox, Aug. 6—11:8) a. m.-Consols un- changed, Pats, Aug. 6-3 p. m.—French rentes, 85 7c. MINING NEWS. SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.—Mining stocks closed as follows: Callfornia 222 Ghollar..... ccs Con. Virginia Grown Pointe.) 5 Eureka Consolidated. 21 Gould & Curry Tale & Noreross.2 Mexican. 8 Mono... wg! Mount Diablo. Mono levies un assessment of 50 cents. COMMERCIAL, The following were the receipts andshipments of leading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock Saturday morning and for tho corresponding time a year azo: Silver Kin tp Top... SUIPMENT: Ec ANTICLES. Finx seed, ‘Ibs. Broom-corn, {bs Cured ments, Ibs, 11s oars! “eho Tallow, Ibs utter. Ibs, dave hogs, Nol Cattte, S Sheen, S Tides, ib Wool, ths Coal, tons Hay, tons... Luinber, m. 2 Shingtos, mt Suit, bris.. Cheese, b 1 The following grain was inspected into store in this city yesterday morning: 1car No.2 red winter wheat, 6 cars No. 3winter, 7 ears low grades, 43 cars and 38,000 bu No. 2 spring, 24 cars No. 3 do, Ji cars rejected, 8 cars no grade (102 wheat); 443 cars und 23,30 bu No. 2 corn, 193 cars high mixed, 308 cars and 15,700 bu rejected. 13 cars no #rade (957 corn); 14 cars white onts, 18 cars No. ed, If cars rejected (46 outs); 1 car No. 1 cars No. 2 do, 1 car rejected; 3 cars barley Total (1,119 cars), 615,000 bu. Inspected out: 58,- 539 bu wheat, 270.5% bu corn, 53,23 bu oats, 4,945 bu ry The following were tho receipts of breadstuifs in this city during last week Flour, bris.. Wheat, bu. Corn, Bu. Oats, bu. Rye. bas IIIT Barley, bu., Flour, Dris.....--000. The lending produce markets were irregular Saturday, with a fair volume of business. Wheat was stroncer, with some buying orders confessedly dictated by the knowledge that the new crop is yielding very puorly; while the for- eign markets are tending upwara, thougha good way below a shipping basis for our No. 2. Corn was unsettled, and turned sharply down- ward, ranging lower tnan the previous ‘day. Several holders were anxious to unload at tho top, and were apprehensive that the top bad been reached for the present; but there were a good many orders to buy, and the olfer- ings were all taken. Oats veered about, and tended lower, in sympathy with corn, though tho receipts were small. Provisions were depressed early, but reacted, with a good demand for lard, and not much of othor product wanted. Mess pork closed easier at 317.90G,17.95 for September and $17.90 bid fur October. Lard closed 2i4¢ higher, at $11.42!:G11.45 seller Sep- tember and $11.15 forOctober. Short ribs closed 2ie higher, at $9.27@9.30 for September. Wheat closed 1@1%c higher, at $1.233;@123% for August and $1.173@1.1733 for September. Corn closed ¥@%e lower, ats23,@53%4e for August and BYESIye for September. Oats closed 1@14¢ lower, at 312{¢ for August, 31%c for September, and 31%c for October. Rye qosed a shade easier, at Sic tor September and Se for uctober. Bar- ley closed easier, at 92492! for September and 914,@92e for October. Hogs were steady at $6.0 @6.70 for light and $0.00G6.85 for heavy. Cattle were active and firm ut $2.75G6. ‘The receipts for the week were 31,000 cattle, 102,600 hogs, und 4,800 sheep, against 29,17 cattle, 87,700 hogs, and 2,785 sheep for the corresponding week last year. Dry goods were moving in a quict way at about steaay prices. The daily mails bring a good many orders, but as they are confined to small quantities for the renssortment of stocks, the volume of business docs not reach a very large aggregate. Jobbers of groceries report a good degree of activity. The city and country trade are ordering with fair liberality, and all tho staple articles and most side goods are held with unequivocal firmness. Corn sirups are Ic higher. The dricd fruit market developed in- ercased strength. Moth domestic and foreign dried were stronger than at the beginning of the week, and in raisivs, prunes, currants, and evaporated apples there has been # substantial advance. Fish were unchanged. Cheese was quiet, but there were no sellers at any conces- sion trom tue quoted prices. Butter also was firm. Oats met witb a fuirinquiry. Anadyance in turpentine of Je was the only change. ‘Coal and pig-iron remained tirm. There was a continued demand for the better grades of hay, with no market for the poorer kinds. Broom-corn is slow and unebanged. There were few berries in the market, and those mostly blackberries, which sold at $3.00 per 16- quart case. Apples were lower, good fruit be- ing obtainable at $2.00 per bri. Hides were re- ported steady, und wool shows the same absence of activity that has cnaracterized the market for weeks. Potatoes were steady at $2.00 per bri for good stock. ‘Trade in seeds was again active, timothy selling in large quantity for future de- livery. Flaxseea was steady and unchanged, and for cloverseed $4.50 was bid. Lake freights were dull and slow, with the vulk of the charters being forsteam-vessels, the rate on corn to Butfalo being 2c on that class of vessels. For Kingston 5!je was paid on corn. The ngeregite room taken was 197,000 bu corn, and 19,000 bu wheat, the latter fora Cunadinn port. It is reported that under the new rules of in- spection in New York several cargoes of No. 2 Chicago corn have recently been graded at the senbourd as “No. 3" and “steamer.” It is also stated that the exception was not taken on the ground of condition, but of quality. The corn is dry enough, but is claimed to be not xood enough, Comparing this with the complaints heard rather frequently this summer, to tho effect that tho Chicago Inspectors are too rigid in their application of the rules, one may see that there arc two sides to the story. There are evidently other people besides the Inspectors here who think that a good deal of the corn ar- riving here should be classed as low grades. PROVISIONS. $10G PRODUCTS—Were moderately active and irregularly lower. ‘The market was rather wenk eurly, under moderate offerings, ltle of which was wanted. ‘The easter tone was probably in sympathy with the unsettled conditions in corn, as Liverpool fevorted no change In prices, but the local. hog mar- ket was quoted easy. Later there wasa better de- mund for lard, which caused 4 reaction In prices, and din sympathy, while pork remained dull. pene mone aries ag one fy wooo d uhata crest deal of lard yet remains to be de- figered'on August contracts. ‘The summer packing of this city to date is reported ns 1703.00 hogs, against Shih to dos year ago, und 1,211,000 to do in Ls. *Urass Poik—Declined about ‘Isc per bri, but re- acied and closed nearly the same as on Friday, but ith iietle diference between September and Octo- Fil letles were reported of 1800) ris seller Sep- ¢ rere lt one: 4.00 bris seller October at tember at Sy DOw ‘Srigueller the year at, $196) 2.20 b lor Jantary at #17.Wueis.tcl. otal 23,250 following «ives the range for the day, in- Closed, ‘The {ing the Call Board: | closeda shade hipher than the previous cere reported of 0 tes seller Aucust at eles er at Slasal se: 148) tos, seller October at #11 and 4aW) tes selier th Fear at HU.zuel085, Total, si) tes. Tho follow! shows the range of the day, including Cull Board Transactions: and S 1aiW tes seller Sey Closed Bange Lard. Frit Satunlay. Auuust,, 11a Septembi Gevober..... 0, 1085 MEAS eciined Heibie per 10 ibs, but rattied, und higher than on Friday.” Sales were re- tes sweet plekled shoulders on private bs short ribs at $.26G0.5) seller Sep- 2b seller October; 20 pes green hams tices of leading cuts were as follows Short | Show-|L-& S, ribs, ‘Short clears:| clears. ders. Loose. part salted. Do, boxed... Aust, loose. Septensper, loose, October Short ribs, seller September, closed at Fa Kau.30. Long clears: quoted at 2.00 loose and $035 ‘Boxed: Cumberlands, Suediee boxed; long-cur bams, 108 Kid finns quoted at IU lOue foes Tiverute; ereen hams, salle avenge, doiilac. Bacon quoted oi. H4@re for shoulders, Ib<lUk{e for short ribs, lWigcldkge for short clears, igelve for himns, all eanyased und packed. KERE—Was quiet at 25210.) for mess, $11.25 LS) for extra mess, und S21-UK62.00 for hams: BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was very quiet, but very firm. ‘There was little offering, und holders seemed in doubt us tothe advisability of selling anything at present quotations, though there were no signs of an agree- ment to advance prices. Sales were limited to $0 bris winters at $4.55, and 125 brls springs at $650. Winter flours were quoted nt § bipping springs, $1.50G6.00; the low-grade springs at $3.50@4.50. Ryo OTHER Miuisturrs—Were In fair supply and firm at'Thursday’s decline. Sales were reported 13 cars bran at $11.00 on track, and £11.50¢12.75 free on board; Lear middlings at $14.50; lear feed ut $13.00: L cor wheat screenings at £4.U0; ond 1 car coarse corn- meal at $19.25 per ton. SPRING WILEA'T—Was falrly active and stronger. with generallya steady tone. ‘The market for next month advaneed ile, and closed ate hivher than on Friday afternoon, Liverpoo! reported un ad- vance of ‘ld per cental New York was firm, and our receipts wera again smatl, with apparently about 150,000 bu less in sto! ‘ne luca tecling was quite sudemand frum i’ new direc: ton, » § buying freely who do not usually Operate beyond nn odd lutata tine, | Another exreo came in trom Milwaukee, but inade-Ittle ditterence tothe tmde. ‘The huiders of the No. 2are muving it out rather freely, und are sud “lO “expect not much hew wheat during this month, as the tartuers cannot ror delivery befure September. Cash No. clos ike, with stranger at $110. Sp sles were reported uf sr cars Nun? at $1cveLBys 3S fears No, Sut sil (Central do quoted at $1.45); 8 cars Fejected, part Central, at Wiewo; and 2 cars by sample at me@Siis, ‘Total about Oi bu, A few carsof No.2 Minnesota were inglided in ue above. ber opened at {L134 1634, suld at #L.tiy jn s1.l6ly, auvanced to £1173, und elused’ at ELibwelliq.” ‘Phe following gives tle range for the day, Including Call Board transacduns: ‘Closert Ttange Closed lay. _Saturdcy. do bid, Sy thin a week pga. = er Sepiember. Seller October, Seller the year. WINTER WHE (Central) at $1 sample at £12 ‘CURN—Was active and easier, but very much un- settled. ‘The market tur next, month advanced ic, suld down sc, and closed 7c lower than Friday afternoon. Liverpyol reported.an advance of tid per ntal, UUL Our receipts were Inner, und x good many ere looking for a reaction from the severe nL of Uso or three previous days. ‘There plenty of buying orders” from out- side, but there Was iso a good deal of corn held ‘on ordersto sell if the market snould turn down- id. It was also suspected that certain bre were interested in buoying up quuuttions when weal bur in une cise ut least the party held an order to buy a round lot If he could do so at a named ture, und simply tilled the order. ‘Che messazes author- Ting commission men to operate cate in irregularly, and. prices ruled up and down with gnusual rapidily, i buvers ur sellers preponderated for the mument. Phere was only w light demand for No.2 by shippers, thoush atabout 4c discount from next month. Cast No.2 eh ES ih a sade of diserimina- Hon in favor of huth mixed. les were reported of fq bu und 20 cars No.2 und high mixed nt se(@ and 70 cars by sim- ‘oll nbont 4,00) bu. ganic. declined to ge. und clused with y sfc free on bourd. Seller September opened at 35 Bie, advanced to disc, broke to 5 tha ‘The following gives the range for the day, including the Call Board transactions: Closed “Range Closet Friday. Saturday. do bid. Her beptembe: Seller Uctuber. Seller the yeurs..cccc.. November way quiet at Ss@le below Octobe OATS—Wore wenk und lower, and, notwithstanding the fuct that receipts were sul’ ight and the demand Tor cash outa was quite active. lane holders were anxious to ell, forcing the price down I@lt{e bel the Intest pric ss New No. 2sold at and old uti New No.2 white Rejected suld ats gust opened early it elge, declined to dlsge advanced aznin tux3{c, and declined as rapidly to SING at whi Hrice Itclosed,. Seller September sold early avi declined to lige, Jumped to: Se, und again di closing at dine. Seller October was on the rampau opening at advanelng sharply to dic, and then dropping off rupidly to isc as the clusing price. Seller the year ypened at Sige, advanced to zie, closing weak nt blige. Business in the sample market was light, at lower figures. Cash wiles were made of cars nt iblgeke for new und old No.2 white; and siete for new and old No. 2 in store; Wears bs sample at sxe lec fur new rejected mixed; sagediee for new re~ jected wiilte; and siwsive forpew No. 2 white on traci 7 ears at 3 new rejected mixed: swe for old rt jected mixed; ie rejected white: vate for old rejected whit wwe ior new No.2 white: und Sige for old No.2 Fotal equal to about 700 hi bu The following gives the range for the day with the closing prices: RB Closed Range Closet No.2. Friday. Saturday. ~ bid. he SIS@ite Foy $6 ass Seller Septe a Sty Seller Octuber.... zt Big, Seller the yeur.... BIE Ity B—Was stead: pot, and ailehtly easler tor future delivers, spot selling Bt Sie, with August at Si @Mee. the latter for round lots, Selier September sold at Sige in settlement, and October nt iitec. closing at Ste bid. Operators were a little wary in touching the two latter, deliveries because of the speculative “onsartainty” attaebing to them. Cust. sales were made of Ycarsat Se for No. 2 in’ store. Total equal to about ; BARLEY —Was fail and steady, September gelivery selling at S2@isge und October ‘at IgG No. for september was nominally atic. Cash sat Were made of | ear by sample nt soc tor No 5 on tra Tear at bie for old No.4 free on board. Total equal to about 1,0N bu. LATER. In the afternoon the cur! August wheat, and called Septembe Gy) also called corn und oats stroncer. ‘There were Tumors of fallure in curn. but they had no better foundation than the fact that a prowinent party was squaring up some of bis deals, with, the express pur~ pose of preventing himsetf from being caught by any furry thut may occur during the coming week. BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. JavERPoor, Aug. 6-0 a. m.—FLoun—No. 1, Us Ed; No. 2, 9s ud. GRAIN—Wheat—Winter, No. 1, 93 10d; No. 4 9s 64 spring, No. 1, Ys Gd; No. 2 93; white, No. 1, 98 9d; ‘yaa; club, No. 1, 10s 2d; No.%9s Sd. Corn, UVISIONS—Pork, 74. Lard, 57 6d. ERPOOL, Aug. &—LARD—Prime Western steady at Sts ad. - American cholee dull at 533 6d. TURPENTINE—Spirits tirmer at 3s. —Wheat—Winter steady at 93 1d, Corn— Mixed steady at i 4d for old, 5s 3d for new. FLOUR—Extra State steady at TaLLow—Prime city steady ai LIVERPOOL, Firmer. corn, LONDON, At SrrtiTs OF TURPENTI Su¢an—Centrifugal, 2s Gd Bs@ris td. "ANTWERP, Aug. 6.—PETROLECM—I5}6f. Livenroor, Aug. &—COTTON—Moderate Inqutr: G15-Inatijqd; sules, 6,000; specutauon und export, 10. American, 460. + LREADSTUFFS—Finm; corn—New Western mixed, 5s 5 ‘The following were recetved by the Chicago Board of rude: IVERPOO!,, Aug. 6-2 p. m.—Bresdstuffs tirm. Corn, Hest unchanged, “ERVOOL, Aug. &—Wheat strong: red winter, 93 . #3 ad. Corn strong atas ved. Curgoes off coast—Wheat in good demand ind strong. Corn in good demund x2 6d advance. | ‘To arrive-Wheatstrons; Californis advanced 3d. Corn advanced Gd. Pork, 145 1rd quiet at Svs Gd. | Bacun. Das Al Cheese, Sis td. ;muscovado afloat, 1 Md; No.2 spring, 4 Sd; No. aL. Hs: 5. C., dint ‘Yallow, 35s, Beef- Ls a Hin abet llss, Country markets riser and held bixber. a DOS Aue. Ge LIVERPOOL Wheat strong: Cal= Afornit club, #3 sda lids white Michigan und West- ern red winter, Ys Hd. ne, dy Ss 2d; No.2, Ys sd. Corn strong at WARK LaxzcCarzues olf Goast—Wheat strong, Corn strong; fair average American mixed, 23s 3d... Carkoes on pas: a shipping California whent just. shipped and nesriy duc, 43s td; fair averaze duality of American red winter wheat for prompt shipment, $$; falr averace quallty of American spring do, 48s; fairaverage quality of American inixed Gorn for prompt shipment by sail, %s@2is ud. Country markets tor wheat—Enilsh firm: French generally dearer. Paris—Wheat und Nour trm, NEW YORK. NEW YORE, Aug. 6—COTTOS—~Dull; 12 -16@12 5-16et fotures dull and steady; August, 121; September Ye: October, 10.65 December, J0.45e; January, 10.39c: February, 1071c; March, 10.850; April, 10.06¢;. May, 11-25c. FLOUn—Quiet and unchanged; receipts, 12,000 briss exports, 510 bris. GRatN—Wheat higher, closing with ‘ess strenzth; receipts, 188,00 bu: exports, 24.00) bu; rejected spring, Sle: ungradedlo, #166119; No. 3 Milwnu- kee, £1.16; No.2 Chieato, $L20j; ungraded red, @ISl: No. 3 do, SL2i4@1.25; No.2 do, $L256L214; steamer do, £L25@L4': No.1 red, #1.31; mized win- ter, £LU@LUIs; uncraded white, SLUGL 4125; No. 1 do, SL%4GLB; steamer do, $12; red, August, S1232L™3{, closing at 31.25% 1.25 . SL OWG LA, clusing nt sel fpmber, Seeing al fioks November, $Lo0: Mt heavy; recetpts, 100 ba: juraded, ' Bkaueci No. 5k ge O. 2" wihtlte, G4 mixed, ble: unzraded white, strong. Corn strong. GG exports, steamer yellow, Wey 4 sloamer yeNOmatrautee. closing at steer september, Cas, “closing nt_ Gide: October, etiawiiree, closing Gats heavys receipts, #00) bu; Western Sete; waite, gee ee: ulet and nnchspred. yy Hidps—oa Het op ategdy: gearlings, 129i; Easter 4 Sta and Western, ee ee Sut arm; ito cargoes firm: fair to good retining, 7 Lass but steady. Rice steady and. tnchasced ease PETROLECM—Dull and unchanced. TALLOW—Steady; 6166 I-16, Auyete” Firm and unebance SE—Qulet but ste: Pecs_Duil and unsettled psi LEATHER—In good demand and tim: hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, and Mi : : Raee aan Be io Grande ight, middle, and WOOL—Dull; tending downward; domestt . ede; pulled, Auive; unwashed, Lusie; cans PROVISIONS—Pork stronger but quiet; old mess. $12,162.00. Beef quict und unchanged. * Cut meats quiet but firm; long clear middtes, Sy¢; short do, Ite. Lard weak; prime steam. $1L0GiLe), Perel Quiet bat Bray. S ‘A anufactured copper dull and weak; new sheathing, Jngot Lake, Wigsltrce. Piste mand fair and market trm; Scotch, £20.in Atmertean, | #13 Hussia_ sh Nails—Cur 2! “| alts—C 3 clinch, $.re5.i The Commercial, in its review of the ket. No. 2' corn as “Ny. 2 Hateb.” and suys: No.2 Hatch for Ottatier fell 2c per bu from the top yesterday, at which Unele Rufus was Durer. From ic yesterday morning there was # partial reaction Yesterday aiternoun, but nat until this morning was there a cenulue break, on news of sales of 2..000 bu in Chicezo fate yesterday, and of mins in the West ‘Trading, however, is still active, und there are deity eries in corn anon those who yesterday sold out, thinking ft had kune up tou fast. After the break, therefore, to Gfe this morning. “Gige was patd for October. ‘The wheat market “still moves in sympathy with corn, and, after a slight break on sales uf 2,500.00) bu in Chieazo by the cliqu erday afternoon, and of the unluading of the *Cincinnatl crowd! for the past two Prices recovered. Shlv- persnre doing less then ‘Thursday, thouch were ocean reights not so much hiher with whent in the last Week there could be something done for the Contl- nent, from which fresh orders are coming in fair vol ume" un less favorable reports of te yield of the Continental harvest. it is reported here that the clique in August wheat at Chicago intend to keep It steady until the last of the month, when they expect to advance prices sharply. ‘Chis, if true, it iy sald, should induce te storie of” st least purt of the early wheat anti the last of August. Onis are kept comparatively strone on options by the cliques, while spots are weak on Ilzht consumption, which is not now placed at over 300) bu daily for points drawing onthis market. ‘The lard market broke In the after- terday, and lost all the early advance, and, ‘The whole Sine of options went down together, ‘The causes were Fowler unlonding, as he was selling right and left on the bulze yesterday, It 1s, sald, until the market contd take it no loner. though he had been denying to his friends for wo duys that he was selling, and claiming tht he was buytog east to keep the’ market up, and. thut Armour was brenk- ing it by delivering all his current. make of lard every the the inarket showed strenzth.” THE CHURCILES. IVINE SERVICES WILL BE HELD to-day in the following churches: ; 3 Baptist. THE REY. G. C. LORIMER, D.D., WILL PREA this mormng Gh ine ‘Hirst Churem South tanta und 'Thirty-trst-st.. on “'The Sleep of Death.” Dr. Nortuirup will preach in the evening. THE REV. C.. PERRIN PREACIIES MORNING and evening at the Western Avenue Chureh, corner Western-av. THE KEY. R. DE BAPTISTE PREACHES morning und evening at the Olivet Church, Fourth- y., near ‘Taylor-st. THE REV, 0. TAYLOR PREACHES MOKN- ing und evening at the Central Church, Orchard-st, neur Sophia. THE KEY. E, B. MULBERT, D. D, PREACHES this morning atthe Fourth Church, West Washing- ton and Paulina-sts. Nu evening service THE REY. D. B.GUNN W. LIN THE g ut 7:00 in the South Church,un Locke-st,uear ‘Areher-av. CHRISTIAN. DI. MATHEWSON WILL PREACH AT NO. 91 South Green-st, mornmg and evenin WHE REV. D. G. HOLMES PREACHES AT THE Second Chureh, corner of Jackson-st. and Onkley-av., this morning. WHE REV J.M: ALLEN PREACHES AT ‘THE South Side Church, Prairie-uv, und ‘Thirtteth-st., morning und evening. BARTON W. JOUNSON, EDITOR OF | THE Evangelist, preaches at the Western Avenue Church this morning. THE REY, O. A, BURGESS WILL PREACH morning und evening in the First Church, corner In- diana-ny. and ‘'wenty-trth-st CONGREGATIONAL. THE REV. J. M. STUTTEVANT at Plymouth Church this morning. THE REY, J. V. WILTON, OF DENVER, WiLL preach in Union Wark Church this morning. No evening service. THE REV. A. MONRO WILL PREACK MORN- ing ana evening at Union ‘tabernacle, Twentteth-st. und Ashlund-av. WHE REY. ARTHUR LITTLE PREACHES morning and “evening at the New England Church, Dearborn-av., commer of Delaware-place.. THE REV. BF. LEAVITT PREACHES MOK ing und evening at the Lincoln Park Church, Sephia and Mohawk-sts. WHE REV. C. A. TOWLE PRKACHES MORN- ing und evening nt Bethany Church, corner of Paulina and West Huron-sts. Mornin subject, “A Sur- priging und Unpardonable ignorance.” Evening, No Night in Heaven SHE REV. 1. F W1iL,LIAMS PREACHES MORN- ing und evening at South Church, Drexei-boulevard und Fortieth-st. THE REV, EVARTS KENT PREACILES MORN- ing and evening at the Clinton Street Church, corner of Wilson. THE REV. W. W. MACOMBER WILL PREACH morning and even ing in the Lawndale Chureb. THE REV.1L V, MILTON, FORMERLY OF LOs- ton, now pastor of the First’ Congregational Church, Denver, Col., will supply Union Park Congregational Church during the munth of August. PREACHES LUTHERAN. ‘TNE REY. CHARLES KUEKNER PREACUES AT the ehureh corer of Dearburn-ay, and Hriv-st this mornin, THE REV.W. ASILMEADSCITAEFFER PREACH- esat Wicker Park Church this morning. THE REV. J. D. SEVERING HAUS WILL PREACI in Seminary Church, Ohio and Noblo-sts., at p. ut. METHODIST. THE REV. JOSEPH WAKDLE, OF STERLING, presehes in the Stichixan Avenue Chureh this even- Ing, Communion service in the mornin THE REV. J. W, PHELVS PREACHES AT THE Wabash Avenue Church this morning, und the Rey. W. H. Thomson this evening. THE REV. It. D. SHEPPARD WILL PREACH morning and evening in Grace Church. La Salle und White-sis.. Evening subject: “shiloh, or Monu- mental Judgment.” WHE REY. 'f. K, STROBRIDGE PREACHES AT the Park Avenue Chureh, corner Robey, morning and evening. THE REV. Ro M. HATFIELD PREACHES morning and evening in the Langley Avenue Church, neur ‘Thirty-ninth-st. YHE REY, JOSEPIL CALDWELL PREACHES morning und evening in the Halsted Street Church. TE REV. DR. NORTICRUP WILE PREACH LN ‘Trinity Chureh, Indiana avenue. in the morning, und the Rev. Geone C. Lorimer in the eventn TIE REV. DR. NORTHREP, OF THE TH logical College at Morgan Park, will preach this morning, und sthe Mev. G. C. Lorimer, of the First Bapust Chureh, this evening, in ‘Trinity Church, In- diana-ay, near Twenty-fourth-st., In place of’ the or, the Rey. It. B. Pope, who is in Europe. THE REV. JOUN WILLIAMSON WILL PREACIL morning and evening in the First Church, corner of Clark and Washington-sts. Morning subject: "Purely Personal Reasons tor Looking upon the Bible as the Word of God.” Evening: “Low Long Will Human Existence Continue?” REFORMED EPISCOPAL. THE REY. Dit, S$. 1f. MEADE, OF PITMLADEL- phia, preaches at Christ's Church this, morning. No everiing servi THE REY. F. W, ADAMS PREACTIES AT ST. ‘Matthew's Church this morning, curner of Clark and Centre-sts. HE KEV. W. 1. BUSS PREACHES AT THE Church of the Good Shepherd, corner of Jones and Tiom:n-sts., this eventn; TUE REV. RL BURKE WILL PREACH MOR: Ing und eventing in St Paul's Church, West Wasning~ ton und Carpenter-xts. THE REY, 4. D. WILSON WILL PREACH AT ST. John's, Elis-w¥., morning and evening. 1H REV. It. TL BOSWORTH WILL PREACIL IN the Presbyterian charch, Englewood, at 3 p.m. NEW JERUSALEM. TIF REY. O. . BARLER PREACTIES AT LIN- coln Park Chapet this morning and at Union Pare ‘Temple this afternogn at 4 o'elock.. THE REV. L.0, MERCER WILL PREACH AT Hershey Muste-Hall tals morning. A VE tropical repared from Prenaiee and plants, iruits THE CHURCHES. THE REV, E. evening at Westminster Church, Peoria and Jack ponests, ‘PRESBYTERIAN. C. OGGEL PREACHES ‘TIS THE REV. ARTHUR SWAZEY, D. D. WILL preach at the Forty-trst Street Charch this mornt PROF. A. McCALLA, OF FAIRFIELD, LA, WILL preach this morning in “the ton und Kobey: THE REY. DIL CODDL ith Church, Washing- FTICO. OF SYRACU x. No evel ‘Od N. ¥., will preach this morning in the Second Chureh, Michigan-ay. and Twentiet! st. No evening servi THERE WILL BE NO SERVICE AT CAMPBELL Park Church’ to-da: pair. THE REV. Z. the church being under re- M. HUMPHREY, D. D.. OF CLNCIN- nati will preach this morning at the First Church, In- diana-ay. and Twenty-frst-st. ‘TE REV.JAMES MACLAUGHLIN PREACILES at the Scotch Church, corner of Sangamon and Adanis-sts., morning wid evening. will presen thi 2. HERMIOTT, OF INDIANAPOLIS, fi morning in the Firth Church, Indiapa- ny, and ‘Thirtiettr-3t. THE ¥ E meeting at Xi GEORGE & the railway men’s meeting at the corner of Kinzle and C: TH the West-End Opera-Hoase at 3: KLEDER, MISCELLANEOUS. PERKIN WiuL LEAD A GOSPEL ss West Lake-st, at 4: ENGINEER, WILL LEAD pulests. at 3:15. RE WILL RE A MEDIUM'S MEETING AT y. Jesse Shepherd, the musical medi, will be present. {THE corner ot FRI De: WHE REY. ‘ West Madison-st. st 10:0, and at No. tld West Lake- held at the meet Indiana Ds pS MEBT AT THE ATRENECM, born and Randolph, at 102i. PW. Sat PREACHES AT NO.213 AND MEDIUMS’ MEETIN South Huisted-st at 3 u'clo QUARTERLY MEETING WILL BE ie-huuse On Twenty-sisth-st, near a.m. 1 __RAILROAD TIME-TABLE, _ A® AND DEPARTURE OF IVAL TRAINS-EXPLANATION OF | REFERENCE Manxs—tsatunday excepted. ‘Sunday excepted. Mond: cepted. $Dally. Chicage & Norchwestern Kaltway. For Map: apply nt 6? 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For Racing‘and Milwaukee twtee daily nt 8 a.m. and Sp. m., Sunday morning excepted. ew, daily at For: nev. et Fore Grand Haven, via Milwaukee, twice datly at 8 a.m. ands p.m. ‘or Sheboygun, Manitowoc, Ludington, tnd Mantis- Sunday morning excepted. m., Sunday morning excepted, en Bay, Sicnominee and bay ports, Kewau- nest ate p.m. Fusette, Menominee, Sturggon Bay, eanad: und all Lake Superior towns, vin Escanaba, Saturday ata, m. For Frankfort, Plerport, Arcadia, etc, Tuesday ati aan. nd Saturday atin o ‘Doeks fout Mictian-ay. Northern Michigan Line. Asteamer of this Ing will leave Chicavo at7 p.m, ru dass and Fridays of each week, taking freteht and passengers to aid from Milwaukee, Ludington, Glen Hayen,. Letand, Charlevoix, Vetoskey, nprin M Cro: h. Alpena, Port Huron, Detrolt, Cleveland: “Oftice and Dock, foot North Lasall Hurbor che! Village, St, Iznace; Mackin: J.J. YOUNG, Agent OCEAN NAVIGATION. “TRRIAN LINE Gcean Steamships, Carrying the British snd United States Malls, New York and Liverpool, via Queenstown, Tickets to and from the principal English, Scoteh, Trish, French, German, Italian, und Scandinavia Ports. ‘hese steamers carry no live stock of any kind, FRANCIS C. BROWN, Gen. Western Avent, 9" DRAFTS on Great Britain, i South Clark-st, Chicazo, freland, and the Continent tur sale. Leave. “Arrive. Galesburg, Ottawa & Streator Ex] Express LNebraska bDubuque & S Di DAnwoy, Rock FallskSterling Bx bbowner’s Grove Accommodat'n bMontana & Pacitte Express... bsLJuseph, Atchison STopeka Ex] Kansas Cliy & Denver Express. ‘Auror Sunday Pussen; bAurora Passer bMendota & Ottawa Express. BSt- Luis Express. font & Freeport Express... BAurorn Vassenzee scone LAutora Passen so folnes, Omiatin & Lincuin| .aDaily. b Dally, except Sanday. Saturday. d Dally, excent y; Dubuque trains le: pot, fout of Lakes Chicago, Mitwankee « St. Panl Rattway. Depot: Corner Madison, Canal, and Adams-sta, ‘Offices, Clark-st, Pal ira: Paciie Hetck'und ac Dept, mer Howse. Grand eDaily, except ‘Milwaukee Fast Mall... Oconumowue & Waukesha Bx) Waukesha & Ceonomowve E: Milwaukee, St. Paul & Minné-( polis Express trains, is nasha, and Ap- PESS UWI secs ne i 3 . Prairie du! Chien, lowa, and Dakota Kx. Stevens Point and Avbland Be: fiwaukee, Madison, and Prairie du Chien Express .....004 JAbertyville Accominodation Kigin Passene Pudugue € Dubuae Elgin & Kirkland Pas Elwin Special Fast Express... Itasea accommodation ...... BBEBUTHO BP poMGES To Glasgow, Liverpo from'N. ¥ errs STATE LINE Dublin, Relfast, and London- First Cabtn, $0 to very Thursday. $73, necording to necommadation. Second Cabin, 0. Steerage, outward, £3 cattle, sheep, nor ples, SS Brondway. N.¥.. und 161 ‘These steamers carry neither BALDWIN & CO., ndulpb-st., Chicago. ‘AUST JOHN BLEGEN, Western Mauazer. ALLAN LINE OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS. VIA.QUEBEC. PASSAGE all classes ‘America at lowe: Europe and ‘Three weekly Sailings euch way. VIA KALTIMORE, between principal points 1a, rates. ecommodations Unexcelled. Emigrant and Stceraze Jnexaze through to all points at special rites, ALLAN & CO. Gen, Ats., 72 La Satle-st.. Chicazo. CUNARD LINE. Sailing three and four timesa week. Passage tick- ets to and from all parts uf Europe at towest rates. Drafts for £1 and upwards. Company's off Chicaxo, hi ae SITING, Mana; we curner, Clark and Randolph-sts, 1, DU VE BY NET, General Avent. Western Departaient. RUPTURE CURED. CHICAGO, April 11, 1551. DR. PARKER—Drar Sin: After suffering many years with avery Inrge scrotal bernia, und finding no Telief from any truss skill and new appliance: Teould tnd, until through your Jou not only retained the rupture where others bad failed, bat hace completely cured the hernia. ‘The principle a new one. ‘MOMETZ HOFMAS 19) Washington-st No overation whatever. No danger Incurred. Manufacturers of Instruments or De ite Aor BARTLETT, BU kinds, ete. rr russes of call PARKER, st, Chicago, Tl. Elastic Stockings, Oltice 33 Sta GEO. H. TAYLOR & CO Wedding ‘erammes, and noveltics in PAPER. Successors to Cleveland Paper Co, 16% & 165 Denrborn-at. PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. Goods, Advertising Cards, Danee Pro- this line w specialty. 4525 Chartered hy the State of Til speedy cure of Private, Nerv pr. ECCS es Meuleal Colleeess MEDICAL. eva DISPEMSARY, OCLARKOT, Cmieacalit ls, for the apreial, scleatiSeand 3 and Chrente Dixeases. uate of two rerular (Allopathic and Flectle) ll known on the Pacitic coest as founder of ibe maramoth Bellerne Medical Insthute, San Frasclien, and it & well known fect that for many sears he bas contined binelf to the Study and treatment of Sorual and Chronie Diseases, thnvadring hit Mrsatages Ot wt few potest Ing frock th Weakness, Ioeapeel Yitaltty, Confusion of Sdeas, Avs Fimples on the Ya ‘of Prirate Disrave that { fall to core. Srecvand letters are suerally coutdential, | Medicines packet frei ewrmait Te Lurone persaaal interview in all case preferred, Cal Consult personally or by matt, chronic, nervous, of special diseases. the only nepar. Sond two %-cent stam BO CURED a" Middle-aged sho are suder- R@ MER thfal. testiseret rou rey reqneney “will” guarautee to fortelt S5QO for ‘Ail tatere ra seat by eaprese, If fall deacript ‘Dr. LUCAS, 132 5. Clark Si., Chicacu. {Il cirentar. IDR. KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. {reo of charge, ontt J. Kean ts hysician io the city Who warranty cures oc jours: Yam, tod p, m.; Sundays,9 to Lt ma, TROPIC FRUIT LAXA WHOLESOME CURATIVE. - Needed in Every Family. It acts gently, effectively, and is deliciousto take, Cleansh the system thoroughis, it intparts dispels Melancholy, Hypochondri A Sincere Tria Convrxces. TIVE. 4 vigor to mind and body, and ele. Tropic-Fruit Laxative is an‘elegant and refreshing fruit lozenge, pose of pills and the usual time-worn cathartic medicines. I Indisposition, Piles, and all kindred ailments. iousness, Ieadache, which serves the pur- It cures Constipation, Bil- Extracts from Newspaper Opinions. - Tt does its work well and quickly, lea vin stead refreshing satisfaction, lively spirits, an i xSpleasant confection, which childhood will be glad to recelve, y it 1s prescribed by leading physicians."—St. ain of un effect.”—Cincinnati Gazette. cert no sense a quick medicine, for alread; is Globe-Demscrat. “Te produces no griping, Journal. “Certainly no Cincinnati Commercial. nodeleteriou a clear head."—Chicago Tribune, afer effects, but bringing in their but whose properties arc acts easily and naturally, and is pleasant to the taste."—Chicago no medical discovery of Iate years can equal {t in value to the human race."— ‘« Appreciated by those who have occasion to use it, and prescribed by leading physicians.” —Cleveland Leader. “The mildest and most efficient nperient we ever nsed."—Cincinnati A. 0. U, W. Bulletin. t ]ehas been tried for costiveness by persons connected with this office, and found to work: like a charm.”—Terre Haute Express. “Tt is now in universal use,and has a demand almost ‘unequalled in the drug business.” —Chattanooga Times. “Seldom, if ever before, has any remedy grown 60 rapidly in public favor.’ Ocean. «Tt is pleasant to commend a medicint so really meritorions.”— ti re - ”. ia {Ills.) Transcript. sitive and pleasant remedy for constipation, etc.’ Peoria ari irebable fc i - uy "Chicago Inter- '—Baltimere Baltimorean. «For ladies and children, it is specially adapted, liaving none ol taste of a pill or ne of its form.”—Keokuk jowa) Gate City. “We cheerfully recommend {t.—Deadwoed (Dakota) Black « 4 pleasant cure for costivencss and its consequent | lozenges are as palatable as the nicest fruit.”—| “The wder.”—State Line Herald, Joplin, 3fo. easunt features is that it contains no “Is more eflicient in its netion than the nauseous cat and children.”—San Francisco News Letter. “May be relied upon as a most harmless and effec “We bespeak for Tropic-Fruit Laxative a world- and U. S. Exporter. ‘Tropic-Fruit-Laxative is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS: 115” mercury or deleterious: substanceinany Hills Picneer. "Cairo (Iits.) Bulletin. Waco (Texas) Examiner. - hartics which make martyrs of ladies iclne.”—San Jose (Cal.) Mercury. SE ene ated Yank Commetetah Price, 25. and 60 Cts. Per Box, | BU |BBBBRARA BA BEAABB ‘Tralhs for Tumboldt and North Chicago leav Btn, 4:43 p.m. und 6: p.m: arrive 6:40 a. my a mi, and 6:10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted. Chieazo & Alton. Union Nepot, West Side, corner Mudison and Canale #ts.. between Madiven and Adams-st, bridges, and ‘Twenty-third-st, ‘Ticket Oftices, at Deputs, 3) Clark-sty Grund Pavitie llutel, and Palmer Louse ‘Leave. | Arrive. Kansas City, Denver, Pueblo Ex.|*12:35 Bansas Cliysanta £8. New Steg:| oP ™ “ico, Ariznaecallforoin Fast Bx! . aa hs, prinatel Texas. he Bt Louis, Springileld & Mlovite <'New Orleans +225 pm Peori, Keokuk, & Bur) via Jington Fast. Express.. (Chenoa Pekin & Peoria Ex. vin Jobiet., Ste or, Lacon, Washingt'n Bx. & Dwight Accummudtation, RRBRRESES puuscupe Mots Centrat allroad. Depot foot of Luke-st. und foot of Twenty-second-st. ‘Ticket Ontice Handolph-st, near Cl 4 Pacitie Huth und Palmer touses or wre Grand eave. St Louts & Texas Express a St Louis & Texas Fast Lin pin Cairo & New Orleans Express am New Orleans & ‘Texas Fast ©: pr Springtield Expre fe am Springtteld Nicht Ex) pi bPeoris, Burlington & ii Ey Peoria, Burlington & Keokuk... Dia VPontise & Ci pm € Ev Gilman Passenger. am Dubuque & Siogx Cit am Dubuque & Stoux cit po 2—On Saturday nlznt to Gilman only. f-08 Saturday mien? runs to Feuris only. ' Wabash, St. Louis & Pactfc Eatiway, Union Vepot, State und “Cwelftn-sts. Alt ‘Statests cars run to the Depot, und Wentworth-ay. cars pass Within oae block. ‘Ticket Oftices, $ South Clare-sts Pahuer itouse, aud Grand Pacitic Howl, ‘Leave. Arrive. St. Louis & Guilt Express, St Louls € Gult Fust Li Kansas City & Denver Kast Peoria, Burlington & Keokuk Ex} Peoria & Pekin Special........0.0-[§ 9:00 Springntela & Hanntbal Past Tine |r ally exenpt Sundays Pullman Siceving-Cars from Chicago to sz. 1 nsas City, and Feorix, Parlor Day Conchas, With revolving ebairs Chicayo to St Louis, and too ciining-Chair Sleeping-Cars Chicago to Hazialbal und Kansas City. No change of Day Coaches Chlcagots Bt. Louis or ‘Kansas City- Chiengo, Kock Istund & Pacifie Kallroad. Deput, corner of Van Buren and Sberman-ats. Ticket ‘Onlces, 30 Clarz-st., sherman House, Palmer tlouse. Grand Pacitle Liotel, and 7 Canal, corner Madison. © Leave. | Arrive. Davenport & Peorta Kxpres: Counet! Bluffs Fust Express. x ity, Leavenworth & At- chivon Fust Express. .. Peru Accommodation,. unell Blutts Night E FUSS. Blue Ixund Accommodatiun..-. Blue Island Accommodation. Blue Island Accommodation, Blue Island Accernmodation. Blue Island Accommodauon. Blue island Accommodation, uth Chicazy Aceummodati South Chicaco Accommodation. Theatre ‘Ura Chureh ‘Train “Dally _excent Sundays, sally except Mondays. only. [Sundays only. Michizun Central Iutiroad. Depot, foot of Lake-st. und foutut Twenty-second-se ‘Mieket Onlice. G Clark-ot, xuutheast corner of Rane duiph, Grand nate Hotel, and wt Palmer House. “Arrive. = ES tally excent Saturdays SThursdays and Saturdays Mall (vis Main and Alr Line! Sew York & Hostun Ex... sf Special New York Express. 20207. Ralamazvo Accommodauen. Atluntle Express (dally?.. Xient Express... Secegetess| Grand Rupids © Susiezon Mail.’ Grand Rapids & Petosky Express] * 5:40 p in| aGrand Kaplds & Muskezon Ex,|t 9:u pm Sundays excepted, ¢Dally. qaaturasys a@Satarday’s lenveat 5:15 p. m. Luke Nhore & Michigan Southern Ratiway Tekot Otices at aepota, Vun Buren-st. bead of La Salle, Twenty-secund-st, und Forts -tiird-st. ‘Tie! und freight office under Sherman Houve, and tickot oitices in the Grand Pacific Hotel and Muliner House. Leave. | Arrive. excepted. ‘Malt (vin Main Line)..... * 735m mj* 7:8 p os Special New York & Hoston Rx..|* 9a m/s 7:4 po New York, Fast Express (daily). pl} 0pm Auantic N.Y. Express (dally)....]4 5:19 p in[§ 8:0 a on Night Expres: 21030 p ml 8:4) 8 a @ Saturdays leave atli:tipm. ¢Dally. *Sandays excepted. Eattimore & Ohto. Depots, Exposition Bullding and root of Twenty-sece i icket Uflices, $3 Clark-st., Palmer House, rand Pacitic Hotel, and Depot (Exposition Bulld’gi. “Arrive. Morning Express Fast Express... {Dally. Sundays excepted. Kankakee Line. Depote.font of Lake-st.and foot of Twenty-second-st, eLOitices at Depots and 121 Handolpb-st., Grand Pacitic Hotel, and Palmer House. “Arrive. Leave. Cincinnat!, Indianapolis & Louls-| Hl: Day Express. Do Night Express.. * 7:25pm eect) ts Pittabure. Fi. Wayne «& Chicago Ratiroad, Depot corner Adamsand Canal-sta, ‘Ticket Uficus, GClark-at, Palmer House, Grand Paeitic He rd at Depot, New York Express (dai Pacitic Express (dally). Fast Line. Pittsbarz, (Cineinnatl and Kokom Depot, corner of Adams and C: mati & At souls dulcis West Sidi Iai, West itandolpn-st, 3 ‘Ticket Oftices at Depot and Clark-st, Grand Pacitic tlotel, und Palmer House. Leave. | Arrive. Day Express... Posansport Accpramedatiog. ‘Nicht Express (daliy)... Chicage & Eustern Miinols Kallroad. (Danville Houte.), Depot, Twelfth-st, near State. “Ticket Offices, 10 Clarkes, 2 State-st, Palmer House. and Grand Pa clue, Brink's Express (cor.State and Rundolph-stz.). Leave. | Arrive. if 4:15 pm Eka Day Expres: :00 a. ma 9, Nashville & Florida’ ¥ Dally. except Sundays. LIKD FOOD. rer S FOOD Kaempfer’s For Mocking Birds, Wholesale: Sulit ut bis ied stores WE CLARK SD