Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1881, Page 11

CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY; AUGUST 14, FINANCIAL, 3 J, T. LESTER & 60., 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, SAMUEL W. ALLERTON, Special, Hew York House—-SGRANTON & WILLARD, 72 Broadway, and 13 Newest. DIRECT WIRE from our office t Scranton & Wier Opposite Stock Pega se 98 Stocks also bousht und so! P pALCS GIS, bought and solgia Boston, Pinder GRAIN and PROVISIONS bought and sold or carried on margins. EDWARD L. BREWSTER, STOCK BROKER, 104 Washington-st., Member N.Y. Stock Exchange. Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commission at New York, Boston and other Exchanges, and carried on margin. Local securities bandied on commission. DAY & FIELD, Bankers and Broliers, 130 LA SALLE-ST., Members N. Y. Stock Exckange. ALBERT M. DAY. CYRUS W. FIELD. CYRUS W. FIELD, New York, Special. CHOICE INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 43. Chy of Cincinnati 4s, AMichican Central Ist Mortgage 5s, Chicayo Car Trust ts. GORDON, SON & CO., Bankers and Brokers, _ G6 La Salle-st., Chicago. THE UNION TRUST CO., Noribeast Corner Madison aad Dearborn-sts., » Fecelves savings deposits and allows interest on samo subject to the rules of the bank, G. M. WLLSON. ler. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. CULVER & €O., CHICAGO, AND GULVER COMMISSION 60, svT. LOUIS, Eolicit consignments of Grain. FIN Eastern orders with dispaten, Buy and sell Grain und Provisions for Iuture delivery, und carry cash property on margins, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND. INGLIS & WULEF, Produce and Camminsion Merchants. Consignments carefully attended to and reasonable advances made. Correspondence solicited. Hest ret= erences. BOLD BULLS. They Scem to Have It All Their Own Way Now in Cereals and Provistons— Extraordinary Volume of Business— August Wheat at the Close of the Week Stands at’ $1.2S~—The Clique— Corn a Triitle Weak under Better Crop Reports—A Possible Tumble—Grease Up. “There has not been a time,” said a mem- ber of the Board of Trade yesterday, ‘since the Russian Bear undertook to garrote the Sick Man of Europe when speculation on the Board raged with so much fury as _[t does at. present. A few years ago, we thought when our firm’s trades amounted to 2,000,000 bushels a day we were doing an enormous business; but now the big firms treble and quadiuple that amount without thinking of it, and it is acommon occurrence for the sinall houses to buy and sell to the extent of a million or so daily. It is safe to say the trading in corn alone on Friday approached 40,000,000 bush- els. The bulls nave been in the majority, and have made money.” “Wheat has been quiet and higher,” said a broker yesterday. “An export demand is reported at New York, and the British mar- kets are steadily crawling up. Everything seems to favor the longs, just as it has all the week. Another twist has been given to Angust wheat, which stands at $1.28 per bushel. ‘They say Preston refuses to settle, which means that the clique expect to get more. They talk about $1.35, and even $1.50, before the end. September wheat is up to $1.19}, with many parties settling. I am inclined to the opinion that the line of August shorts is decreasing faster than the crowd thinks, and that THE BOYS WILL WAKE UP SOME DAY to find the clique have sold out. = “Copious showers in Kansas and elsc- where, with cloudy skies generally, have weakened com. The trading was large, but some signs were given that big. houses are turning over to the short side. September corn was 563/ cents to 58?¢ cents, and closed at about 5722 cents, with October at 5937 cents later in the day. I hear that Richie, who Bourh’ from 48 cents up, has $200,000 profit in his deal? a “Thave been talking with disinterested parties from the country,” remarked a con- servative man, ‘* They say lroquois County promises as bigayield of corn as last sea- sun. ‘The fields are green and vigorous, and don appear to" be injured a particle by the much talked-about drought. ‘The sane statement is made about Kane County. No harm has been done where there is a deep soil above the hard-pan. J think there Is actually more danger from cold rains and early frosts than from the recent dry spell. Corn likes a good deat of heat. Lt looks as if the market had been a_ little strained. When the diz longs begin to sell, look out fora tumble,”’ » ‘The boon in Jard yesterday was attributed to the faith and money some of the success- ful operators in corn were supposed to be putty into it. THE COAL TRADE. Another Advance of Fifty Cents Per kon, A special meeting of the Coal Exchange was held yesterday afternoon at the Grand Pacine Hotel. President W. A. Johnson oc- supied the chair. .As the result of consider- able discussion it was decided to advance sinall egg, range, and nut coal from S125 to $7.75 per ton, and. large eg from $7 to $7.50 pertou. The cause of this advance was that the stock of anthracite coal is now from 100,000 to 150,000 tons short of what it should beat this time of year. The coal men say that this advance. is based on the: Jake freights, which this year amount to $1.50 as tompared with 65 cents last year. Among the fizures presented at yesterday’s meeting of the Exchange were the following: Price Rt Buifalo, free on board, $4.93; frei BLG0; discharging, $0 cents; sereeniny, 15 tents; dockage, 10 cents; delivery, 4 tents} making the total cost of a ton of oal’ $7.58. This is {0 be, taken With the’ allowance of the. fact tat many of the dealers lad largestocks on hand at the opening of the season. ‘This action of Exchange yesterday is supposed: to pe xbsolute, but shrewd consumers may still be able to obtain reduced rates. ‘The Exchange fepresents thirty-six firms among the heavy dealers and shippers of the city, but as they have never disciplined a member of the Ex” change, it is fair to presume that they never Will, and hence dealers willbe able to make cut rates as heretofore, Smart consumers will not be fooled by this advance in rices, for in spite of the action of the Exchange _ there is still stock enough on hand to supp! bresent customers. —<——————$$$$_—— 4 The invalid wife, mother, sister, or child ean beads the picture of health with Hop Bitters. THE . 1881 SIXTEEN PAGES. it BUSINESS. Stocks Advance under Purchases by the Shorts. Some Buying of Lake Shore~Vander- bilt Borrowing Money. Wall Street Depressed by the News About Corn—Finauces in Chicago. The Produce Markets Active and Irregular —Provisions Strong, with a Good - Demand for Lard, Corn Depressed by the Country Rains, bat Reacted— Wheat Still Advancing—Other Cereals Higher. FINANCIAL. Stocks advanced under some moderate pur- chases by the shorts. Lake Shore was especially active, und there was some good buying of it. A report was in circulation ‘that all the trunk- lne magnates were in session at Suratoga, but it was not confirmed. Wall street advices rep-" resented tho street as bearish on the bad corn- crop news and the probability that the trunk- line war would continue. It was again asserted on what scemed to be good authority that Van- derbilt was a heavy borrower of money on his Government bonds, and that he had been for weeks a quiet purchaser of Northwestern, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific. The new Reading scheme meets with litde Javor. Some of the large stockholders in New York are opposed unulterably to the issue of $13,000,000 new stock to be given asa bonus to the holders of the junior securities as an in- ducement to them to exchange thelr bonds for the proposed 3 per cent B series, on the grounds that, according to the provisions of the charter, there can be no legal issue of stock without the payment of par in cash or its equivalent being made for the same. It is said that the friends of the bond management here and in Philadel- phin have generally been short of the shurcs, and it is argued that this authorization of £1 000,00) new stock, which Isto be given away, woutd, of course, reduce tho value of the samo in the proportion that $15,000,000 bears to $33, 726,375, the present amount of tho common stock outstunding, or would show a depreciation of Over 33 per cent. An injunction will be applied for to provent the execution of this newsebeme. Earnings: Missouri Pacific, week ending July 91, $444,074, an increase or $53,086, and from Jan, I to July 31, $7,014,818 an inereaso of $1,157,910. St. Louis & San Francisco, first week in August, $63,400, an increase of $9.00; and from Jan. 1 to Aug. 7, $1,776,000, un increase of 2302400. Mil- waukee & St. Paul, first week of August, $380,- 000. au increase of $138,539; and from Jan. 1 to Aux. 7, $9,019,000, an increase of $2,353.359. St. Paul & Omuha, first week in August, 378.126, an increase of $25,010; and from Jan.1to Aug. 7 S2.1N,11, an increase of 35253. Northwest earnings, first week of August, show au incrcase of $87,000. Gross carnings Louisville & Nash- ville Railroad for first week of August, $189,100; inergise (on same mileage), $10,900; from July 1 to Aug. 7, 1881, 31,000.200; increase, $103,000. The following is an official report of tho earn- Ings of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Company: First week in August, 1831, S32461; same week in 188), $251,391; inerease, $61,087. First week in August, 1879, $181,770; first week In August, 1880, $261,394; first week in- August, I8S1, $2248]. Earnings since Jan. 1, 1881, 37,08 016; sume period in 1880, $6,637,271; inerease, $1,- 013,745. The Wabash system-upon which earn- ings are reported now embraces, it must be re- membered, 2,479 mniles, as against 1,998 miles last year. The highest and 1owest prices, with the varia- tions for the day will be found in the following table: Oven- High |Low- | Clos Stocks. ing. | ext. | est. | ing. 10 | 0 | 140, Aa e B&Q... filinois Central, ‘Manhattan... New York Central Metropolitan GAC. CS Do preferred. Omuthisseceeneoen Do vreferred.. Chattanooga. . Wabasp, St. i. & Do preferred ¢ Louisville & Reading. LL, BX fon Paci Ohio X Mis: Hannibalzg st. Jue... Do. preferred... Northern Pacitie..2 Do preferred... Ki Texua.... Delaware, Lack, & West Del. & iMudson..... New Jersey Centra Pacitic Mail. ....7- St Louls &San Fran. Central Vacitic, Chesapeake & Oi Do second preferre: Denver & iin Grandi Missouri Pacitic. Pullman ¥ Arizona... In Chicago, Government bonds were.quict. For District of Columbia 3.653 107 was bid and 108 asked; 3is, 1029,@102%; 4s, UG BEUCH; 4148, IsKEN44 Foreign exchange was quiet, with a light sup- ply of bills. Bankers’ sterling was 4824 and 485. Sterling actual rates were 48244 and 48112; com- mercial sterling was 4793 to 480%. Bankers’ franes were 521% for sixty days and 519% for de- mand; French commercial bills were 526% and Belgiun commercial, 5214; _ bankers’ ory marks, 413 and 94%, and commercial, 931. Chicago bunk clearings were $7,130,023. New York exchange sold between banks at 50@600 per $1,000 discount, with moderate country or- ders for curreney. Loans are In excellent de- mand for the season at 5 per centon call and 6@ 7 per cent on time. Chicugo bank clearings for the week are re- ported as follows by Manager D. R. Hale, of the Chicago Clearing-House: Date. Monday, ‘rpesday. CG ey EBSD $4,005,153 Correspondi C Vea. NTs SEIS ‘The whole issue of $150,000 ‘of Cook: County 5 per cents olfered to the highest bidder was warded by the County Treasurer to the First National Hank at 109 21-100. ‘The bank has al- ready sold $60,000. wr the Chiearo Stock Board there were sales of Chicato. Milwaukee & St. Paul 63, Dubuque Division, £10,000, 108; Wabash, St. Louis & Pa- citie 5s, $10.00, $4: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 43, $10,000, 94725 $5,000. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. New York, Aug. 13.—Goveraments quiet and unchanged. Railroad bonds dull. State securities dull except ‘Tennessecs. ‘The stock market was irregular at the open- ing and continued unsettled until about mid- day, when prices showed an advance of tot Metropolitan Elevated, Texas Pacitic, Wabash & Pacifie, and New Jersey Contral leading therein, Subsequently speculation became inactive, and continued extremely dull throughout the after- hoon, the general list continuing without im portant change up to the close. “The Hannibal }°St Joseph shares were notably strong, com- qnon éelling up 4, 10%, but reacting to ws. The preferred rose from 5!z to 11s, aud closed at fat price. ‘Transactions, Par 1,0: New Jersey, Central. 6.59) Siw) New Vorg Centrat.... 400) S100) Law! Nortnern Pacitic...... 3001 Obto & ATIss.. J aSulPaciic Mail Au] Rexding... shanist. Paul, fou} Texas P: 221 shy; Gniou Pacitte. Lio) Wabash Pacitic. fiw Westera Union: Han, & St Jos Kansas & Texas.. Lake Shore... Louisville & Nash.. Michigan Central. ‘Meu. « Charleston... auscoury Hache. .o- Northwestern 2 tout Money market easy at 24@a__ Prime mercan- tile paper, 3G. Sterling exchanze, 6) days, stendy at 483; demand, $51 Og... He jPaditio’s of ntrat Pac. firsts prf-11 She seconds... wes. Lehigh& Wilkesbarre.l2i3iU. Louisiana consols... Crs Missourl Os. gr Be 'S. C, firsts. | Tennessee 6s.. Adams. Alton £47 Wi, Do pres. meric... Bee EX canada Southern. GC. SAG, Gentrat Pacitic. Shes. & Ohio. Do Ist pret. do 24 pret.. Chicago & Do prez. Gin. Sun. & Ciev2: Clev, & Col Bol. & Std. & San St. aah Do pref. Harlem! Houston & IMinois Central LB. W. Kunsas & oo SHC Faro... Take “a2pzl Carino foulsvile Man xe. lomestune Little Pittsbury Mem. & Cl Ontario... Michigan ‘Quicksilver, Mizsourl Paciti S41 Mobile & Ohio... Morris & Esse Nashville Do pret. Silver Citif.. Standard. BOSTON. Boston, Aug. 13.—Stocks closed as follows: Water Power. E Fine Little Hoek GF JG. & 2. C. common: ithtiand, pref. “| Wisconsin Centra. Flint S P.M pret., FOREIGN, Loxpox, Aug. 13—11:30 a. m.—Consols un- ebanyed; 2 p. m., 100 9-16 for money and 1003; on uecount. ‘i LoNpon, Aug. 13.—Consois, 100 9-16; account, W814; 10033, Uuilway securities—Illinois Central, Pennsylvania Central, 1713: New York ‘Central, 14035; Erie, 453{; Reading, 33%. a ARIS, Aug. 13—2 p. m.—krench rentes, Sof 7150. Panis, Aug. 13.—Rentes, S6f 20c. NEW ORLEANS. New ORLEANS, Ang. 13,—Sight exchange on New York $1.00 per $1,000 premium; sterling exchange, bunkers’ bills, 48213. MINING NEWS. SAN FRANCISCO. San FRANCISCO, Aug, 13.—Mining stocks closed ‘as fullows: B4jMextcan..... aks! Mono, HitNoonday. 077 W [Northern Betie. 20.2. 3 widere... Best & Bel Bodie Gon. Virginia. J3o\‘Tip Crown Point. ey fon C 10% jontn Bul HaiSouth Bodie... 538] Mount Diablo. 3s) BOSTON. ‘i Bostos, Aug. 13.—Mintng stocks closed as fol- lows: Allouez Mining Co.. Calumet & Leela, Catalpa.. Copper Duncan ra COMMERCIAL. ‘The following were tho receipts and shipments of leading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock Saturday morning and for the corresponding time a yenr ayo: RECEIPTS. 1891. + ARTICLES. Flour, brls...... Wheat, bust.) Hroom-corn, Cured meats, 1: Beek, tes. Heef, bri Pork, bri Lardy os 22 ‘Fallow, 1b3, Butter, Ibs. eet SEGRE Uighwines, bris::) Wool, Ib: Lon] 1,116 Green apoles, bris ‘The following grain was inspected into store fn this city yesterday morning: 7 cars No. 3 win- ter wheat, 2 cars rejected, 1 car no grade, 67 cars No. 2 spring, 15 cars No. 3 do, 18 cars rejected (H0 wheat); 468 cars and 9,80U bu No. 2 cora, 162 cars high mixed, 341 ears and 6,000 bu rejected, JG6cars no grade (937 corn); 17 cars white oats, 2icars No. 2 mixed, 2 cars rejected. 2 cars no grade (62 onts); 10 cars No. 2 rye, 2ears re- jected; 2 cars barley, Total (1,173 cars), 590,000 bu. Inspected out: 104,253 bu wheat, 345,531 bu. corn, 111,642 bu oats, $032 bu rye.- ‘The following were tho receipts of breadstulls in this city during last week: lug. 13, INL. Flour, pris. Wheat, bi Flour, bris, Wher, bu Rey bu Snrley, The lending produce markets were fairly act- ive Saturday, ia the aggregate. and averuged stronger. Wheat was.again birher and rather steady, but was called weakiby some, while others regarded it as a strong market. There was more netivity {no settling up August con- tracts on wheat, some round lots being ttlled in. Corn was wenkened early by reported rains over large areas in Southern Illinois and extend- ing well north, but there was too much buying pressure to permit it to keep down, and some parties claimed that therains came too tate to do any good to the corn. Qats fluctuated more than usual. Rye and barley were stronger. Lard was bought.freely by the men who usually deal in corn, and this stimulated a better demand for shert ribs, but pork remained dull, though higher, in sympathy with other pork products. Liverpool advices noted an ad- vuncing tendency allround. Mess pork closed 10c higher, at $17.85@17.87% for September and $17.924G@17.95 for October. Lard closed 5¢ higher, at $UATHGII60 setler September and $11.5215@11.55 for October. Short ribs closed Se higher, at $9.3234@9.35 for September. Wheat closed Je higher, at $1.272{@1.25 for August and $1.193;@1.19!4 for September. Corn closed 32 jower, at 56%¢ for August and 5733@503¢c for September. Oats closed %@%se bigher, at 130 for August and 3!3cfor September. Kyeclused Se higher, at 91@li4c seller August, vc in set- tlement seller September. Barley closed 3G3!3¢ higher, at $L00!4 for No.2 September delivery and $1.0) for October. No.3 for September sold atTle. Hogs were active and steady at $6.419@ 80 for ght and $6.09@3.80 for heavy. Cattle were steady at $3.00@6.25. The receipts for the weok were L513 cattle, 02,739 hogs, and 4,675 Shihere wagan wnchanred market for stapte and fancy dry goods. Trade remains quiet, with prices ruling firm. Boots sud shoes, clothing, and millinery goods were in moderate request at steady values, Inthe grocery market there wereno changes. Aside from sugars, which were easy, tho market presented a firm tone. Butter was In light supply, and gold at strong priees, creamery at 23@26c, and 00d to choice, dairy at 1IS@2%e. Cheese remained quiet and un- changed. Prices of fish were reported steady. Dried fruits were very firm, aud generally high- er, raisins, prunes, raspberries, binckberrics, and pitted cherries all being advanced. ‘Stocks of domestics are very lit. and are mostly ina few hands. There were no changes in leather, coal, pig-iron, and bugging. Oils were generaliy firm, Linseed ndvanced 3c and turpentine Ic. ‘There was no chunge to note in hay or broom- corn, a steady trade being reported in the for- mer and a slow market churacterizing the latter. Everything in the green-fruit line was quiet as usual on Saturday, the stocks of everything but ‘melons being light. In hides, wool, grease, and tullow there were no new features, a fairly act- ive trade being reported only iu the former-ar- ticle. Potatoes were steady and unchanged. Business in seeds was brisk, sll having a frm | und advancing tendency. Lake freiguts showed more life, 3c on corn and Bige on whent being freely paid to Butfalo.” ‘The nggrezate room engaged was for 153,000 bu corn and 94,000 bu wneat. Iewns remarked Saturday that, while it may be conceded there is an urtitelal pressure on August wheat, the prices for September and October in this market are not higher than war- ranted by quotations elsewhere. Advices were received of a cargo of Duluth wheat sold in Liverpool at 53s per quarter, which netted $1.41 per bu io Montresl. This wus. undoubtedly choice wheat, but so is the. price ag compared with that of straight No. 2 spring. The latter was quoted Saturday in NewYork at $1.29, and it can be shipped trom this.city to that for 6c per bu. The confidence which has pushed up prices ts not, therefore, confined to Chicago. It is more nearly universal, whether or not it be Justitled by the facts in: the case, The Intest official estimate ef a shortage of 125,000,000 bu, as compared with Inst year’s wheat crop, is supposed by some to be an exag- geration; but there nre not wanting old heads in the trade who claim that the sbortage will be half as much again as that. British writers have all along been cluiming that current prices can- not be sustained, and civing as their reszon the (assumed) fact that American wheat will soon be pressing upoa the European market. If our shortage prove to beuything ke so great as is claimed there will be no pressure, unless it be in the other direction. The staple prediction that America will pave to begin carly and work vigorously in order to get rid of .its “surplus may prove a useless bazeling about nothing. z PROVISIONS, HOG PRODUCTS—Were stronger, and lard was much more etive than usual, While there was mora doing In meats, Liverpool reported an udvance of Sd Iniard, und-the strength in corn csused more de- maund for Iurd und meats, which was freely responded tu by holders. A good deal of lon stuff was sold, but chletly for future delivery. ‘There was not much de- wand for shipment, und but little pork was wanted by-any class of buyers. Parties in the trade sald that nyhort corn crop, such ay iy believed in by many, would materially reduce the hog yield of the coming winter, und especially tell upon the lurd produetion, which needs’ corn to muke it, while the stocks on hand (at all polats) are much staatlec tun year azo. ‘the Coren demand has, however, fallen to a very low point, asa consequence Of our higher prices.” ‘The stock of pork in tls city. esthusted st about 10,08 brls, and of Jurd ubowt 1.= OW tes. ‘he summer ng to dute Is estiated As 1G oss, wueainst 2 to du Inst year, und 13i6.0.0 todo in 137. ‘Mass Tuiti—Advanced 10¢ per bel from the Intest prices of Fricaz, und closed tlw. Sales were reported of 14,000 bris_ ror future prices named bet The following elves the range for the day, in Call Boar Ri arige Mess vori:. Saturday, August... Seprembel Qetober, y : és LARD—Adzanced 15G2e per 100 Ibs, fell pack about Ike, and closed Hse above the latest prices of Frida Sales were reported of 75 tes sput at 14d; GU tes seller Ancust, and tes other futures, nt prices named below. ‘The following table shows ‘the rauge of the day, including Call Board transactions: Clowd Tanze Closed Lard. Saturday. da, bid. “Auzust tl. Me ¥1.AD has Septem AD“ ILSba October. i 1D Yeur..... re! JL.10 January. ALB Yes IL MEATS—Advyanced STHe ner I) Ibs und closed ales were reported of 2500 Ibs shoulders nt @ boxes short ribs at at £9.50; 3600) Ibs do at i ptember, und wGNty seller ickled harms nt 10@lU%e, vas follows ut 2 o'elus October: Pricey of leading ents W ‘Shut | Shoul-(L. & ders. ribs. clea Loose, part salted... Bo, boxed. Aust, 10038. September, loo Ociover Short ribs, seller September, closed at $7 Long clears quoted ut $2.10 loose und xeUl: Cumberlands, sereske boxed: long-cut hams, 106d Iohier sweet-pickled hams quoted at Welose for 13 GTaverace; ereen hums, sume dverace, wate, Bacon quoted at 7Gitee for shoulders, 1H{a1ie for short fibs, l0's@1UGe fur short clears, 1bsGl2e for hams, all eanyased ath 2 “BEER —Was quiet nt 3 for mess, S1LSG 1H) Tor extra mess, end £41.W6240) for hams, BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR—Was in fuir dem and, bat -the transactions consisted chiefly of two or three lots, Busers seemed, to be Himited below the views of holders in most cases. Sales were reported of 259 bris winters at $5.15 @655; VW bris and 4425 sacks springs, partly at $5.55. 6.3; und 70) sacks Jow grades nt SUGL52. Total equal to about 4.40 bris, Winter flours were quoted ab SAT3GIAS; 3m shipping springs, #1.756.00; the low grade springs at S.5)0150. Rye Hour at about $5508 508 OTHER MILLSTUFES—Were in fale supply and tem. Sales were reported of 9 cars ut s.00@12Hion track and $12.00@! free on board: I car mlddilngs at $17.00; Lear wheat screenings at $14.00. SPRING WHEAT—Was active, and again stronger. ‘The murket for next month advanced H{e. und closed Jge higher than on Friday afternoon. The forelkn markets were all stronger, voth In city and “coun- try.” Liverpool belng 2d per cental higher, with “ ex- citement” tn cargoes oif coast, New York tended upward, and our stocks appeared have decreased —ubout 16,000 bu during the week, with no materi) increase In_recelpts ex- msmoudic careves by lake. ‘There was a better demand for the futures alter thiy month. und possi- bly that operated to. make the Ausnst shurts more willing to settie. They filled in several rather: and the’ market afterwards rose he car-luty were sold. eed 10 Fh1My, fell bi 3 und closed at $1.13g bid, October was generally avout the same a3 Sep vember, but sometimes }ke below and others tie above IL November was Ke bi ¥ October ext He prenitum Inter, The following ives the range (Or tholday, including Cail Hoard transactions: wo copt the: one 1 WINTER WHEAT—Sales were 1 car old No. 2 red (Satiqnaly at $1255 Tear by sample at #1.lv; und L ear 10, —ns active and unsettled. Tho market felt 1s owing to the ri that rains had fallen Treely over a lange part of the corn belt, but reacted Hge, und closed only 3g¢ beiow the 8 OF Friday. Liverpool reported sn advance of 3d per cental, with excited buyers, and the receipts at other points’ than Chicazo have falten off to a tow point, hough they, too. are bidding up for the property: the Eustern murkets were stronger, and there was i gud many buying orders from that section, while Western shorts wero tiling freely. Several reports were received here to the elfect thut the curn is look- ing tnely, with promise of a bie crop; but peuple in the country are evidently buying In full co: fidence that still) bizher prices will pr vail, “und the (corn is belng kept buck for. t Same reason. Our shipments for the past week are sraull, buyers for consumption being slow to follow up the speculative part gf the market. . September was abn premium of nearly le ws compared with sput Saturday. asked, No. 2closed at #He, und rejected ut Wise Spot sales were reported or 6.90) bu und 219 ‘and high mixed xt Sears white at i¢: 142 cars rejegted at Subje; 4 ears do ut we: mple at Sesre on track: wud Ii cars do nt ral about 6.0 bu. Seller Uctober sold arly at Si@Sstge, almost in ihe sume bron Vanced to aise, declined to asic, rallied to 5 at iyo. September opened at 7 declined to dsc, aud closed xt ge for the day, Ineluding the wz wives th Call Board transactions: Closed Rance Wlosed Fritay. do, bid ‘oae 36 ring Seller seprembe ky Ei Seller Qctober... Solg Bay Seller Novem! os bg Seller the year. H bag OATS—Opened ENe velow the eh rices ot Friday, ‘and, att frequent fluctuations, in which August at one time sold. up to Sve, closed with a gai on the das of Muse. ‘Kransuctlons were quite larce, und were well distributed tarouzhout the iist. New No, 2spot sold slightly Jower than on Friday, tho transactions being mostlyat3vgc, with new nomin- Bie, Rese : Fey witht |. Sellec Au sold up to und cloved steady at 3¥%c. er ranged from 10 dtlge, und closed ut 31%. October sold early ic, advanced to sire, declined ty 38sec, and clos ALSEKe. | Suiler the year open anced to He, In the Turket a. fair ‘Cash snles were made of S curt and at for new und old 2 in store: 17 ea ie for new Felected mixed, Sveais¢ ~ rejected Was we for new No.2; und 40ciee for new No. Swhtte On unck: St cars at Bare for reje d intxed: id. ola rejected whit for new N for new Nu. 2 white fr a F on board. ‘Teint equal to about S808 bu. ‘She f9 wives the range yesterday, with tle closine Closed Mange inact No.2. Friday. nrday. 5 Spot, new. Spot, old. Seller Avy Seller Septem Seller October... Seller the year... RY E—Was fairly active ind ie higher, spot selling at i attucdite, closing at the lutter teure, with Auzust salable at sie, Sentember Wwe In settlement, and Getober mane In settlement, the transactions ii this Tne reaching (G00 bu. Cash sales were nade of eight enrs at wWeilye for No. 2 in store; halt car bysample at Se fur rejected. Total equal tu about 200 ba. BARLEY—Was strong and hizher, spot or seller the month selling at $1.10, September at sigeas1.0'S, and Uctuber at fle. ‘The transactions were qui hears, Cash sales were made of one car by sample at sie for S ‘Total equal to about uJ bu. BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN, * Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, RPOOL, Aug. I9—1L:W) a. n.—FLOCR—No. 2, 1285 210s. : GRAIN—Wheat—Winters No. 1, 105 3d; No. 2,93 104; Ds Gd: white, No. 1, 108 I 2,103 1d. Cora— No. 2, Ss 10a; club, 3 New No. 1, 533d. Provistuss—lork, tis. Tard, $f 9. LIvERPoot, Aug. IK—PROvistoNs—Pork—Prime 4s Eastern steady at Sts; Western steady at 723. Beef—Prime mess dull at is. Lurd—Prime Western stendy at 57s td. -Aunerican choice firmer at 313. -—Wheat—Spring No.2 tirmer at 10820; No.2 firmer at 10s id: winter erat Nusa. Corn— ‘Mixed tirmer at Sx 4d for vl; Ss Sd for new, FLOUCE—Extra State armer at [is id. JAVERPOOL, Aug. I-14 p. m.—RREADSTCFFS— ronzer, Winter wheat. Ws 10s 4d; white, ¢s Nd@lus 7 cud, 1s 2AGts Sd. Corn. 5s Ghd. DAau—373 4d. : LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1—COTTON—Quiet and un- chanzed. at EXGS 1-164; sales, 1.0) bales; specula- tion and export, 1,00; American, $i). ‘BL ‘C¥rs—Stronc. , California white wheat, 9 MAGIC 2d; do club, Iie Wd@iUs 5s winter red Westerne 1s@lts 4a. Corn—New Western mixed, 5s856 Ohsd. CHEESE—Finm: American, Sis, Lanp—American, Sis td. ANTWERP, Aug, 13—PETEOLECM—Is}st, oahefellowing were received by the Chicago Board LIVERPOOL, Aug, 13—-11:45 3. m.—Weather. cold and ralny. Breadsiuts stronger. Wint e i Slap, tis Zdveils Sd; White, & Indesios Sle" Cor, 33 BEd. Lard, Ss Jt—LIvenroor—Wheat _strone: INBOX, “Ani, California club. 10s 34@ Gls td: white red winter, 10s 3di_sprini, $9 6 Esvd. Maik: LasiCarzoos anes 4 R-Carzves af const—Wheat ex- cited. “Carzues on pasente—Waheat exeliods con strong, Country markets IAr wheat—Enclishgen- erally'i@s dearer: French generally tf deucer por 10) Kllos, | Falr avernze quality uf American mixed corn, by sail. 773, Fair average duality of spring wheat. for Fompt shipment by sail, tm: do red winter wheat nt Mod; Falr average wheat of coast—ited winter, Sis@3is sd; spring, 50s bd: California, 51s, Good ship: pins California wheat, Jost shipped. ssc" nearly due, js. Carcocs of cuast for sale—Wheat less than 5 Varis—Wheat ang tour Iinproving. ieee: NEW YORE. EW YORK, Anz. 1-COTTON—Dull: quoted at HGLHe: tutures steady; August, 12.e; September, U.tie; October, 1USe: November. 1de; Necember 10%; January, 10S0e: February, 10.5Se; March, LU } april, Lie; May, 11.28e. FLOUR—Firm; recelpts, 15,000 bris: exports, 5500; super Stato und Western, $1.254.50; common to good extra, HSIGIH; Kovd to choice, SSGHTS; white Wheat oxtra, S256f25; extra Ohlo, SWUBET: St Louls, $5066.75; Minnesota patent ‘process, $6256 GRaIN—Wheat 1@2e hicher, closing weaker; re- celpts, 92.000 bu; exports, 775,000 bu: uncraded sprin; FLIWGL2; No. 3 Milwaukee, #.19G10; No 2 do. nominal xt $L2N@1.%0; ungraded red, #1.12@1.34; No. 3 No. 2 do, H.HYGLS; steamer, sL3IG 3 mixed winter, $.31GL3I}d; ungraded’ white, ALBUS; steamer dd, $1. Hus tidy, cloxine at $.3i lusty at 135%; Wags Ni ELBE December, $LAl{ali24, closing higher, the extreme advance on Holosing at ft Rivas at fl. atsiit. Corn last TIN bus exports, TLOM bus un- ss steniner, HGIZ ac 8s August, G8faste, closini at ptember, Guaiitye, elosing’ at tot losing ab biSgc. ober, ustgcelin cy Onts nominally unchanzeds receipes Hay—stexdy Stendy:, demund movers iW) bu. yearlings. 120° # York State, CERIES—Coffee quiet and unchanged, © Suzar dull and unchanzed,. Motesses quiet und Uachan Kice steady: In tale Gemand, renamed ‘M—Quietund steady; Unit se ToLn Gauls v3 United, 75540; erude, Active und tirm at 69-1086 11-Ite. rm ind unchan; UPENTINE—Strong ut due, iS—Quiet, but steady, at litgetre, o 0 Grande, light, middie, and hea welsh, Sie. apap nant Youl—Dull and weak; fleece, 2Gtie; polled, 20e; unwashed, 123i asia PROVISIONS—Vork stronzer nnd quiet; quoted at se eeenealt anh weal Cut meats quiet, but 1 Hw clear mi les, Bf; short do, ite. Lar $11 UB IL.D234. i 2 ee Berreit—Demuna fair and market tirm at Ee. cm E—Firm und unchanged. METALS—Manufactured copper quie! ing, £24.00; Iunot Inke, $16. deeli.ke, — Pig-iron quiet, butiirm; Seotcb, Wa A; American, $19.52. Russian’ sheeting, HUGO, Nalls—Cut, 8.5; clinch, $1.6«5.65. SANTORD’S GIGNER. new shenth- LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICH'S STEAMERS. TIME TABLE. For Racine and Milwaukee twice dally and 5p... Sanday wornine excepreds ne ot S * ™ For Grand diaven, via Slilwauxee, twice dally at 5 8.01 ands p.m. Sunday morning excepted. For shebosimin, Manitowoc, Ladingron, und Manis Bs tee, daily at $a: m1., Sunday morning excepted. For Green Day, Sienominee and bay ports, Kewau- nae, ete. ‘Tuesday Sturgeon Bay, ats p.m. For Escanaba, Fayette. Menominee, ond all Lake Superior towns, via Kycanaba, Saturday For Frankfort, Pierport, Arcadia, etc, Tuesday ati a.m. and Saturday at¥ a.m, ‘Docks foot Michian-nv. Northern Michigan Line. Asteamer of, this line will leave Chicuwo at7 p.m, ‘Tuesdays und Friduys of each week, taking freieht und passengers to and froim Milwaukee. Ludington, Glen Haven, Leland, Charlevoix, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Cross Village. St, Ienace, Muckinae, Chedor- kan, Mich., Alpena, Port Huron, Detroit, Yotedo, and Cleveland: “Oftice and Dock, foot North Lasalte-st. J.J. YOUNG, Agent. OCEAN NAVIGATION. NMAN LIN Ocean Steamships, Carrying the British and United States Mats, New York and Liverpool, vis Queenstown. Tickets to und from the principal English, Scotch, Irish, “Frenel, German, Italian, und Seandinaviad Parti, ‘hese steamers carry no live stock of any kind. FRANCIS C BROWN, Gen. Western Agent, 22 Sout Clark-st., Chicago, F2~ DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ireland, and the Continent tor sale. i RAILROAD TIME-TABLE, RRIVAL SSRAINS—EXPLANATION Makks.—tSaturda: Monday excepte: AND DEPARTURE “OF OF RevanEsc qgerpiee “Sunday exeepio Chicago «C Northwestera Raltw: For Maps Time-Caris, Sleepin apple at Clarkes. G and depot corner uf Wells und Kinz! oda ar acwommods tony, rand Dactic, Pater House, dar Rapids Expre Facite Fast Laine. Sloux City & Ft Omaha Nlebt Expres Cedar itapids Sict Des Mol Des Molnes Nient Express... Sloux City € Yankton. =| Ereeport, ocktord & Dubuqie.-| Freeport, Rockfont < Dubuque... Freeport'and Rees ford, JakeGeneva & Ble. Alilwaukee Express... Muwanter Spe Muwaukee x Miwankeo Fas: Milwaukee Passenzer.. ‘MIL, Green rm Green Hay. via Janesville vaul & Minneapolis Expres ines Day St Paul & Minne: ferre & Deadwood Minnesou & & Marquette. 271 XPress. 16 p in} at Am) 7: polis Express! Chicago, Rurtingtoa & Quincy Rallrovt. For Maps, Time- ‘Yons, npply ata Clan foot of ‘ables, Sleeping-Car Acconmoaa= st. Grand Puciite Motel, diane: i if . P, House, andi Canaan Nt Unlen Depot Paluee ALLAN LIN OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS. A QUEBEC. VIA BALTIMORE, PASSAGE all classes between principal points 1h Europe und Ameritas at luwest rates, sah ccommudations Unexcelled. ‘Three weekly Sathings each way. Emigrant and Nteernge Passage throuzh to all pointy ut speelal rates ALLAN & CU. Gen, ActS., 72 La Salle-st, Chicago’ CUNARD LINE. Sailing three and four timess week, Passage tick gts to and from all parts of Europe at iowest rates, Dratts for £1 and upwards, ‘Company's office corner, Randolph-sts,, hleacy POH. DU VERNET, General Avent 6G. WHITING, Manazer Western Department. STATE LINE ‘To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, and London- derry, trom N. ¥., every Thursday, First Cabin, Sto $i according to accommodation. “Second Cabin, $1. Stevruze, outward, $4. ‘hese steamers carry neither cattle, shi BALDWIN & CO. S3Brondway, N. ‘Tan JOHN BLEGEN, Western Man: lark and *GINGER: For the Nervous, Sleepless, And mentally and physically overworked or wora uot, SANFORD'S GINGER, “the delicious,” is a pure and safe Invigorant. It eradicates & craving for In- toxicants, allays nervousness, promotes sleep, und builds up thoze reduced by disease, debility, or dissi- pation, Beware of worthless Initations sald to be as good. Ask for SANFORD'S GINGEL, and take no other. Sold everywhere. WEEKS & PO! WER, Boston. TEA AND COFFE. [ Am Suited toa T now, Wire ‘The above is a sample of the many compliments wo get from prominent people. ‘The ‘Tea ts our tinest mixed at SOc per pound; the Coffee i3 our finest Mocha and O. G. Java at ibe. FORMOSA TEA TMP. C0, SS STATE-ST RINCLE?S OIL. Ni And be sure you buy the same isind for our dinner party to- morrow, and get the same Kind of" Coffees as it is the FINEST COFFEE I EVER DRANK. RHEUMATISM AN INFALLIBLE CURE. It recommends itself. USED ONCE, IT WILL BE USED ALWAYS. Price, 50 ¢. per Bottle. Propared and for Sale by [P. KUESSNER, 1818 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, ILLS. ae 9 ir re A WHOLESOME CURATIVE. Needed in Every Family. LARRY iS Prepared from. ry * tropical ui and plau:s. Tropi «Tt does its work well and quickly A pleasant co certain of an effect.” —Cincinnati Gazette. Louts Globe-Democrat. “It produces no griping, Journal. Cineinnati Conunercial, © Appreciated by eveland Leailer. “The mildest a “Jt has been tried Uke n charm.” —Terre Haute Express. Chattanooga Timex. “ For ladies and eh taste of a pill or powder." formn."—Keakuk’(lawa) Gate City. “The lozenges are us palatable as the nice “Is more eflicient in and ehildren.”—San Francisca News Letter. “We hespeak for and U.S. Exporter. TROPIC FRULV LAXATIVE. Mt acts gentiv, offectizely,and is deticious to take. the system thoroughly, it imparts dispels Melanckoly, Hypockondria, ete. A Srivcce Tris Coxvinces. uit Laxative is an elegant and refreshing fruit lozenge, which serves the pur- pose of pills and the usual time-worn cathartic medicines. It cures Constipation, Bi fousness, Headache, Indisposition, Piles, and all kindred ailments. Extracts from Newspaper Opinions. lea ving nodeleterions after etfeets, bat bringing in their Se Ee ea on Mleetilanood wil be glnd to receive, bat whose properties are win no seine a quack medicine, for already it 4s preseribed by leading physicians.”—St. acts-easily and naturally, and is pleasant to the taste.”"—Chicago «Certainly no medicz! discovery of late years can equal Jt in value to the hamman race."— those who haye occasion to use it, and prescribed by leading physicians,” nil most efficient aperient we ever used."—Cincinnati A. 0. UW. Buile for costiveness by persons connected with this office, and found to work “It is wow In universal use, and has a demand almost unequalled In the drug business.” “Seldom, if ever before, has any remedy grown so rapidly" an. ‘itis pleasant to eoramentd a medicine so really mer “4 positive and pleasant remedy for constipation, ete.”—] tr é ildren, it 18 specially adapted, having none of the disagreeable form and tate Line Herald, Joplin, 3o. ne of its pleasant fentures is that it contains no mercury “May i lied upon as w most harmless and effective medicine.”—San Jose (Cal.) ereary. fay be rele Petropie-Fruit Lazntive a srorld-wide fame and sale.”—New York Commert WHITE STAR LINE, Carrying the United States. and Rosal Mail between New York und Liverpool. | Fur passage apply to Com pans’s office, 45 Sonth Clark st, ALFRED LAGEKGRES, Gen'l Western Agent ge Dratts on Great Britain and Ireland. RUPTURE CURED. RUPTURE como. CHICAGO, April TL, 1331, OR, PARKER-Dear Smt: After Suifering many yenrs with a very larce scrotal hernia, und Anding no Tellet from any truss Leould find, until throush your skill and new appilance you not only retuned the rupture where otliers bad Talted, Dui cured the bernia, MOKETZ HOF: __ 9) Washington-st. {The principle a new one. No operation whatever. No datizer incurred. Manufacturers of Instrument for Detormities, Blastle Stuckings, ‘Trusses of ull Kinds, ete. BARTLETT. BUTMAN & PARKER, Ontive 25 State-st., Chiieaco, TH, STOCK BULDERS’ MEETING. CHICAGO, HANSIMAL & ST. JosErit RAILIUAD COMPANY. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. Notice fg hereby given that 2 meeting of the Stock> holders of the Chleazo, Hannibal & St” Joseph Rall road Company will be held at Room 2h No. ot La Sulle-sz, Chicnyo, Ilinols, on the Isth day of Auzust, isi. for the purpose of electing four Directors in place of CB. Farwell, N. i. Falrbank, John dt, Car- fon, and Itussell Sage, whose terins of tice expire Otay order of the Board of Directors thts July 15, 1591 order of the Hoai . WML DOWD, President. JOHN A. UILTON, Seereuiry. Stockholders’ Meeting. ‘There will be a spect) meeting of the Stockholders of the * McCormick Harvesting Machine Co,,” to be held at the oftice of the sald Company in the city of Chicago, on the second day of September, A, 2. 1351, at Worciock tn the forenoon of suid day, for the pure Pose of submiltuing to a vote of such Stockholders the questton of inereasing the eaplial stock of suid Com pany; and this notice of suid meeting ts hereby given as required by aw. 'D. WW. COBB, Secretary. PROPOSALS. ‘Sented Proposals Wilt de recelyed by the undersigned until the 24 day 92 Septeniver, Isl, for the cunstruction of a sewer ou Woodlawn-av., from Forty-seventh to Fitty-ist-ats.. fn secordance. with the plans nnd specitications for the same. now op file fa the oflice of the Villuce En- eincur: A eertitied check for £0) must ueconipany euch bid. ‘tne Woard reserves the right to reject any and alt i Galesburg, Ottawa & Streator Ex| DNebraska, eDubuque, Bi bamboy, Itock Fallacsteriin dMowner’s Grove Ac bstontana £ Paeitie BSUS Me Aurora Sunday Daarors, bMendota £0: DSt. Loui Diock for Passenz is Exp) mi & Freep Aurora Passenger, bAurom Passenser: cies Moines, omaha s Nizht Express... axouthern Fucitie ‘£.Dnbi St Goe t. Theatre ‘Train, x Expres: sit Ex uque Express... a Dally, i PD Daily, Saturday. quuniay., a Dallr, ezeebt ubuque trains leave and arch pot, foot of Lake-st- a Chicazo, Milwaukee except Suni: Fc Dally, excegt la I. CxCUDE | from Cvatrat ‘De cSt. Panl Raltway. Union Depot: Corner Madison, Canal, and Adanis-at4, cket Ortices, Gt Clarks, Puli Pacitic Hotel, wud at Depot. ier House, Grand Milwsnkee Fast Mall, Deonomowoe & Waukesha Wauk Milwanke polis Groen Bay, Menasha, piston Eepruss traina aliiweaukeu, Stadison Chien, Alberts Hien & Elatn Spi ha & Ovo; Expresa nut Lowa irktund St. Paul & Minne a sqeveng Polngang Kanto Milwaukee, Madiso1 & ene Dupaguaes Caan itasids Ezpaes Dubuge Night Expres: ‘s ecial Fast Express... Tinsea accommodation Leave. Amve. pix: nowewor EX. trains, Sie wad Ab?) {1021 ison, Di and Prairie! has'ncer Giatiy) ‘rains for Hamboldt and North Rm. and 8:3) p. mz arrive 6:49 dalis, Sundays excepted. Chtenge @& Alton. Talon pepot. We etween Sadison” and Adains-st rl deat, Ticker oles, roto Soutit -st, Grand Pacite Hotel, and P yeh Chicago leave 6:5 am and thy) a OL, ‘st Side, corner 3tadison and Canci~ At Doputs, 39 Sout Paluiee Houser areas Cie Kansas City, teo.Arizouins California St Louis, Springtield & ‘Texas, SE Louts, Spring Mobile New Orleans. Expres Peoria, Hingston Fast Pekin & Peori wokuk. Leave. | Arrive. Bust tlelt & Vexss & Bure "Tieket Onice: Yucitte Hotel, and Palmer House.~ Mints Central Raltroad, Depot foot of Lake-st. und faut of Twenty-seeand-at. WI Itandotph-st, near Clark, Grand st Fe ‘Ort Springtield Nice E Py Peuris, ¢Peoria, Burlington & Keokuk, ontive & Chatsworth Express. Uhatsworth Express.. To t Giman Dmbaqu Dubuqu t. Louls & Texas Louly «Tex 0 & New Orlents Express. fetta ©" Vay Ve 3 Fage Lin xas Fust Ex. man only. ¢—On Saturday night runs to Peoria only. Wahash, St. Louts & Pacife Rattway, Union Devot, Stato und ‘Iwelfth-sts, carurun to the Depot, und Wentworth-ay, within one block. ‘Yicket Oftices, S All State, ats pas: outh Cinckests Fulwer Mouse, and Grund Paciite Hotel, era it Louts & Quit Express, Louls & taulf Fast Ling’ insas City & Benver Fast ori, Burlington & Keukak Ex|+ oria we Vekln Special... Springdety & Hannibal Fist Line Leave. * S50 m 2] 2200 pm SE po Arrive, Be Bus: WILLIAM L. CHURCH, JI. ‘Villace Clerk of the Villaxe of Hyde Vark. * Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette Railroad Co. Plans und specifications for extensive Ore Docks to be built at volnt St, Ienace. Michivan, are now ready und can be sven abthe vitice of the Chief Engineer, arquette, Michizan, nders fur this work will be recelved by the under- signed during August, | HUGH McMILLAN, Secretary, Detrott, Michizan. MEDICAL. PRIVATE LUSPENSARY, i oe SaCtartSt Creek Chartered hy the State of Iitlaols, for the spectal. selentiteand weedy eure of Private, Nervous and Chrosle Dis Iwo regular (Allopathic 45 fhe court as founder of ‘Sau Franefieo, aod le well known fact that for many sears be bas conGined Bimielf tothe Medy and treatment nf Sexual and Chronic Draven, thro gteine him ed alvantages that, MEN ‘and’ Biddle. facapecity, Vitaltty. Conf % y. Pimples on the Face, Loss of Energy, and Frequency of Urlkatiag, —remember, 1 well guarantee i fortelt SOO far gery eave of Private Diseaca that {fall to.eure. ” AM! inter- jarripeln of cose silcarcs preferred, Call or 2 ‘Dr. LUCAS, 133 S, Clark St.. Chleara. TL. Send two 3-cent stamps tor cirenlas. eaponde ce IDR, KEAN, NOPLAY 373 South Clark-st., Chicago. Consult petsunaliy or by mail, free ot charze, on ull chronic, nervous, ‘OF spe fi diseases. Dr. J. heuals the only physician tn the city wae worraots cur hepay. Hours: Ya, mw 5 p.m; Sundays.9 ty bo Cleansing igor to mind and body, and Chicago Tribune. In public fuvor.’—Chicago Inter- meritorions."—Baltimore Baltimcrean. fia ‘Hite.) Transcript. or deleterious substance In any “We cheerfully recommend 1t."—Dead:rocd (Dakota) Elack Witte Pioneer. w A pleasunt elite for eostiveness and Its conse: frnit.”—' ts action than the nauseous cathartics which n illx.”"—Catro (ifts.) Bulletin, Waco (Texes\ Examiner. ke martyrs of ladles Tropic-Fruit Laxative is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.__Price, 25 and 60 Cts. Per Box, PS SS red aa en Re Cutt Louls, Kansas ‘with revolving chairs, Chicago to St. Louls, and ites elining-Chatr * Kansas City. |S St Louis o7 Kaneus Cit} Chicago, Kock Iatan er of Ufices, #3 Clark-»t, sherman House, Grund Pucilic Hotel, and % Canal, corner Mau! on ra except Sundays, i Wwebing-Carg from Chicago t2 92. ty. und Peoria, Parlor Day Coaches, leeping-Cars Chicago to Hannibal and ehunzo of Day Coaches Chleagots Vun Buren and Sherman-st, ‘T vsliner rt) Navenport & Peoria Express.. une! Blutts Fast Express, Kansas City, Leuvenworth & G cubbun St vant Peru Accomm 1. Counell Blade Nuzme ¥: Kansas City. 1 ight Express. sul & Minneapolis Fist Bx WMue Isand Accommodation... ‘ehison St itue Inund Accommodation... Blue Istand Accommodation! Tine Istund Accomm Iiue Island Accommudati Blue Istand Accommodau entre Church Train. Fast x Sinn: ‘rain, t10) uvenwerth & Ate} dation... siialiy except Sunday ily except Mondays. tSugduss uni. 30 Only. ‘Weket dulph, Mietican Central Fi: pot, foot of ‘Ontiee, Grand Datly excent Saturdays $Thursdazs and Saturdays econd-sz, ot due Clark-st.. suutheast core jsund wt Pile rest. nd Rapids & Susxezon Mail,” Grand Rapita & Petasky Rapress ‘Sunday: aSaturday’s teas Leave. emt Eke Shore & Michigan Southern Teattway Wexet Onices at aepot ‘Twenty-secun' and freight otice under Sbertai ollices in the Grand Vacite [tute all Buren-st, head ‘Malt (vig Stain 1.tne) Special New York Fast Express (alully)..| ¥, Express (daily)-..-|} GNU express. oe. or Atinath 1 F pi tpa Py pre od turdays leave at Nav pm. excepted. ¢Dully. *Sundays Twenzy-se Valuer IL xposiion Gulla’ Fast § T$Daliz. *Sundnzs excepted. font or Lak: {Offices ut Depots and 121 Kendolph-st, Grand J uad Palmer 1todse, Kankakee Line. tand faut of Twertz-sccond-12, press. rAd fae Fn at Depot. vt. Wayne & Chicaze Rallr iainannd Canaleste, “Three 1 ince Luuse, Grand Pacilic Hf Mall and Express, New York bxpri ie Express ( fe bate. Pittburz, Cinema & 1 Lou! (Cmeinnatl and Kukeme Alr-Lu of Adains “gud Canal ‘Wicket Utices at Depor and Lt 2 B Depot, corner Cisre-st, Grund Paciuc tHotel, Day Express... he port Acconin wave. | Arrive, MD os is, West Sid Itusduipn-at und Walmer House, Leave. | are Sy Depot, Twrelfth-st. ne Charkest, 2 sta! cite, Brink's Expre: Day Exprens. Nasbvile SF (Danvill 4 atthe (corState and Kandolphes.2.1 f Daily, except Sundays. “Daily. Cblengo & Crand ‘Trunk Ratlway- Depot corner of Twelfth and State-sts. Matt and Express... Nuot Usare ress. dibam! 80pm | Leave. | Arive. 921d pool Bde oe i i