Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1881, Page 11

* trom £100 to $29). THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 188I—TWENTY PAGES 1. FINANCIAL. J, 1, LESTER & 60, STOCKS COTTOX. All Stochs and Bonds Bought and Sold on N. ¥. Stock Exchange. Cotton futures on the New Yori: Cot- ton Exchange. Grain and Provisions bought and sold in the Chicago market, 25 & 27 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, J. T. LESTER, Member New York Steck and Cutton Exchanges, CHAS. SCHWARTZ, SAMUEL W. ALLERTON, Special. New York House--SCRANTON & WILLARD, 72 Broadway, and 13 New-st. saratian & Willard. oppos te Sumck Exeiunges ot Stocks alo boucbt und suldin Boston, Philadel- phla, and Balumure. uate DAY & FIELD, Bankers and Brokers, 130 LA SALLE-ST., Members N.Y. Stock Exchange. ALBERT M. DAY. CYRUS W. FIELD. CYRUS W. FIELD, New York, Special. EDWARD L, BREWSTER, BROKER, 104 WASHINGTON-ST., Member.N. Y. Stock Exchange. Stocks and Bonds bouzht and sold on commission, and carried on marcin. Interest allowed on credit balances. Local Securiues bandied on comatission. Boody, Saltonstall & Co., Siocks and Bonds, 128 LA SALLE-ST. BOODY, McLELLAN & CO. 53 Broadway, Members 2. ¥. Stock Exehunze. D. A. BOOPY, GW, MoLELLAN, Ji, (LELAND, _-F.G. SALTONSTALL. A. W. DIMOCK .& CO., BANKERS, % Exchange Court, New: York, Bi La Saile-nt., Chieara. Members of the N. Y. Stock und Mining Exchanzes. Interest allowed on depost.s subject to drattatsight, THE UNION TRUST CO., Kerthessi Corner Madison and Dearbora-sts, recetres savings deposits and allows interest on samo subject to the rules of the bans. G. M. WILSON. eB te: NY. ON ’CHANGE. Prices a Shade Lower—The Brokers Lovking for Increased Business Alter » Thanksgiving. ‘The wheat-market opened a trifle weaker yes- verduy, the falling-off from the closing quota- tions of Friday amounting’ to % of a. cent for Wecember and 1; a cent on January. ‘The day on ‘Change was marked by no_excite- ment, and only routine*deals in the tri eke. ‘The cereal were made by the brokers. holiday “rise is expected to set in atter Thanksgiving. Corn opened a shade higher for November. the elevation bemg 2j of (a cent. Sates were tight, and nv une went“ broke” for any extensive amount. ‘During the atternoon. a special meeting of grain receivers was beld, presided. over by uairman Rogers. The meeting was called for fue purpose of discussins 2 proposition to Qhange the rule estublishing comusissious o1 corn at Lent per bushel forall grades to ka cent. ‘The proposition was voted down. and it was resolved to establish commissions uotil further ive at tz cent on corn in store and 1 dent on corn on track or “tree on board. ‘The change of the rules met wich vigorous opposition trom the small dealers, but went thryuge by a larze majority vou ‘Tne edoption of the rule ieaves er/b corn open to special uxreement, fnetors selling on the 2bove commission, or bigher if they see fit, ‘The Board of Directors will be duly requested to post this amendment extraordinury to the rules reducing comumission rates 1S alluround on cornu, aud allowing corn in ele- vators to be sold at the sume rate, except on special agreement. Chicago's grain business will soon ba “ boom- ing” riszht along, night and day, If INDICATIONS ARE KELIABLE. The regular business has slopped over into the * ‘bucket shops,” and new concerns of this char- acter are springing up wherever a basement io the alles large ¢nough to bold a dozen aspiring speculators can be gecured. When tho reculur Dpoard. miuised the rates of commissions from an 3, to 4 of #8 cent per 1000 bushels, the open bourd, better known as raised its’ unit of trading from ‘and its membership rite ‘The tield uf small trading be- ing thus left open, another open bourd was es tablished ut N Exchunge place. The unit of trading bere is lots of 5W bushels. The mem- Qersnip numbers 17 brokers, andon Monday evening regular evening sessions will becin. ‘The seneme of A. M. Wright for capitutizing the Indebtedness of the Board of Trade. by issu- ing bonds covering the entire amount of indebt- “ Hunt's Rourd 500 to_ 3.0.0 bushel: edness, running. for ninety years with- cut interest, meets with " bur little faver amoug members who can be in- dueed to talk about tho “proposition. ‘The rental of the present quarters is $20.00 a Fear, and the lease extends for ninety years. Tt" is considered by some as un actual debton the Lourd, while others think the lease would be found not to be binding if propur legal meas- ‘ures were taken to estublish tbe fuct. The architects working on the vlans of the new Bourd of Tide building bave all ngreed to bave their work ready 10 submit to the Committee on Pluns by Dec. 1. There will be six plaus, and if une out of the lot is found to be satisfactory the work of construction will et once besin, . The Vanderbilt lines dropped five cents on Rrain freyhts to the Eust yesterday, and it-43 expected the other lines will follow suit. The mouvement looking toward a watei oucet from Chicago and the Northwest, wi:ch bus ‘been steadily growiwe in mugmitude until « ma- jority of,. tue heaviest grun-sbippers have be- ‘come interested and are ready to help either the St. Lawrence River or Henuepin Canal echemes, with buth intluence end mouey, it 13 anticipated by dissutistied shippers, WILL EVENTUALLY BRING the railroad monopolies to a rex.ization of the value of making reasonable rates to their pat- rons as Well as of swelling thelr ewn dividends. The announcement of+tbe lowered rates on "Change caused a drop of $5 a cent in grain. ‘Memberships are yet quoted at 8.500, al- hough x tew have been suld at $3.00 and $3.00. James Pryor, a heavy broker on the New Fork Stock Exchange. was piloted around the Bourse yesterday by * Bley Stow Henry S. Everbart, “ The Bishop.” is now a regular mewber of the Board of Trade and the Provision, Grain, end Stuck Board. AWFUL SAFE! Banks That Burgtars Will Be Apt to “Fight Shy Of, as Taey Have Just Purchased Diebuld’s Saies, Locks, or Vault Doors. Through we kindness of Mr. Jno. W. Norris, Vice-President of the Debold Safe & Lock Com- pany,wegive a listof bankers who buve just pur- ebaged what will prove absolute security aguinst fire and burglars. Our renders will please bear jn mind that these are all banks. Uur space would not permit of mentioning We hundreds of Other sules that go to muse the Jargest business in this luo ever done in the West: Emil V.Spier, baoker, Mayville, W chants’ National Bank, St Paul. vensen & Prulsen, Rush Cit: Young, Arlington, 1.3 John’ Shannon, Steveus Point, Wis.; Clay County Bank, Spencer, [a.: Mercbunts’ National Bank, Cedar Rapids, In. Sibley Exchange Bank, Sioley, a.; ‘'ruders’ Bank, Vail, Iv.; Winchelt & Webster, Qdevult, Ta.; Clay County Bunk, Storm Lake, In.; Vees- ton, Kean & Co., Chicago, Uit.: Abonpee Bank, <Abnapee, Wis. Wheeivck, Denisun & Co. -Hartturd, Wis; Alexander Christie, Winnepey, “Manitoba; M. Chase, Euimersou, Ja.; L. Ho-en- eimer, Scheisingerville, Wis; J. S. Hilton, New Lenox, la. a Change of Mind. I declined to insert your advertisement of Hop Bitters lust year because I then thougbt wey might nor be promotive uf the cause of ‘Temper- auce. but tind they are, and avery valunbdie, medicine, myse.f and wile baving been greatly benefited by them, and }take great pleasure in making them known. Rey. JOHN SEAMAS, : ‘Edhor Home Smanel, Afton, N. Ye ed Mean Indeed. Sar: Francisco Post. Probably the meanct slur ever worked off on the fairer two-thtids of pumenity was perpe- trated last week by the chief of the Government Hgnt-house service on this coast. The miscreant clually invited the Social Seence Sisternocd to hold its meetings at Point Buuita and thus save the expense of the fog-horn. The nasty, bate- fel thing} a cent | | BUSINE A Marked Activity in a Few Leading Stocks Yes- terday.” The Produce Markets Less Active and Generally Higher, the Rest Fol- Jowing Wheat. An Easier Tone After Midday, but Provisions Firm—Lard Rela- tively Strong. FINANCIAL. ‘The New York stock market opened yester- day morning feverish and dull, coutinuing so tll about IL A better feeling then was muni- | test; but transactions were comparatively | limited, and enutious dealings were noticed. The market rallied for a time on the report that an upward movement in freizhts would be made ou Monday, but it could uot be traced to any reliable source. Alton, St. Paul, Chatta- uougt, Northern Pacitic, and Pacific Mail were the features of the day. Alton opened at 134 and rose to 13733, closing at 138%. Chattanooga weut from 81!3 to £9, closing ut that figure, Northern Pucitic gained 114, with active deul- ings. “St. Paul was active, closing firm, with 2 guin of 3. Pacific Mail was also active and gained %. ‘The market is reported clusing in a good condition. - ‘Tho earnings of the Chicazo & Northwestern for the first week in November increased $61,600; St. Paul & Omaha, $1,000: Chicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul, $5,000. This stock bus many entbusi- asuc friends on the board. The Southwestern system ig understood to embrace the Mi Pacitie: Iron Mountain, Memphis & Little Roe: Texus Pucitic; New Orleans Pacttic, with exten sions and branches amounting in all to 6,000 wiles. It is reported that the earnings of the Ohio & Muasissippi hve increased some 40 per cpat since the through connection was made. It is said that a large ot of Mobile & Ohio debentures and ‘stock was purchased the past week for British investors. Also, that there is a prozpect for the paymynt of the past- due interest on New Jersey Central incomes. Philadelphia is reported to be @ large vi of Reading general mortgage bonds in the Lon- don market. Union Pacific earnings increased in the first ten days of November $11,767 over the sume periud of lust year. Denver & Kio Grande earned for tho first week- in November $133,782; sume time last year, $110,185. The variations for the day in the price of stocks will be found in the following tatle: High est. Clos- nu cer Onen= ag. Ts. Ted West Gai CABS Q. Ganuda So & L Meu Mu Dy preferred.:... .- Micaigun central. Lake Shore... Northweriern... Do preferred, St Paul... Do preterre OMEDA.. ee Do preterred. Lake Erie & Chattanvus: Wabssh, st Do preterred... Louisvile & Nashville... Keuding, 1s Woe Union Pucitie. Unio & MiseissiDol..., Manolial & St Joe wo vreterred... Northern Pucitie.. ido preferred... Kanwus & Texas... Delaware. Lack. & West. Del. & Hudson... New Jerser Cent Pacitie Malt... Ont. S Weste Erie seeunus. Contra: Pacith Chesupeat Cher. & U0. tests preferred Movile & Ohio.. Terre Haut Do preterred, Denver s tus Grande. Peoria. D.S E.. SMssourt Pucitic. Fexas Pactue. Ohio Cen.nal, Grexon see Met Elevated bonds. ‘Manicoba Government bonds were strong in this market Yat the following prices: 3.658, 1v@1S/ United States3!3s (Hs continued), 10136G1012¢ ; 336 (5s con- tinued), W24@102; 43, UIGUTA; 44s, US U3iy. Clearings of the Chicago Cleuring-House for the week ending Noy. 12 were: TOU] s.cereee-e- 225,03 MSL Corresponding week ast your...) 42,0022 “48st There is n0.cbange In the Suancial affairs of the city. ‘The bunks are loaning freely at 6G3 percent, thougt the rate scldom rises above 7 and is obtained at 6. New York exchunge con- vinta funded bonds have fallen 6 per cent be- cause of the succes: of the Keadjustment party at the recent electio: MINING NEWS. SAN _FRANCIECO. SAN Francisco, Nov. 12.—M ining stocks closed as follows: * Alte... fT MONO..... Helener.. Northern eile... 134) Yellow Jacket. Siglscorpion ... 38g) Mount Diabis.. ohl __ BOSTON. - Noy: 12.—Mining stocks closed -as Alloucz Mining Co... Calumet X Hecla.. 2s Cutatoa, Duncan COMMBERCIAL., ‘The following were the receipts and shipments of leading articles of produce in the city during the twenty-four hours ending at..7 o'clock Saturday morning, and for the corresponding tinie a year ago: : =o RECHIVTN, _]) SHIPMENTS. jjtubas tye | ES Ish. doo. Flour, bris. Wheat, bu, Yorn, Dit, Rye. bu Barley, bu Grass seeds, Ths. Flaxseed, Ibs, Hizhwines, bria.: Wooly 108.220. Green appies, 61 ‘The following grain was iuspected intostore In this city Saturday mornin, cars winter whent, Gcars No. 2 spring, 17 curs No.3 do.5 cars low grades (3t wheat); 65 cars No. 2 corn, 21 curs high-mixed, 143 cars rejected, etc. (223 corn); 5 cars white onts, 8 cars No. 2 mixed, 13 cars low grades (25 oats); 2 cars No.2 rye, 1 car rejected; 13 cars No. 3 barley, 5 cars No. 4 do, Total (810 cars), 155.000 bu. Inspected out: 6,531 bu wheat, 187,215 bu corn, 9,727 bu oats, 1,3u7 bu rye, 508 bu burloy. Tue following were the receipts of breadstutfs in this clty during last week: Nov. 2, Flour, bris... Wheat. bu. Corn, bu, Outs,’bu,. tye, bu. Barley, ba... The corresponding shipments were: Nov. 2, 4 Flour, bris. ©: ‘ Ityo, ba. Barley, bi The leading produce markets were less active Saturday, but very irregular. There was a gen- eral advance early, and un equally. general turn down towards the close of the trading. The toreign markets were stronger on grain, with a good demand by Continental buyers, and this was favorable tu an advauce here, while the fact of tiuer weather told in tne other directiun on prices, especially as there wore comparatively few outside orders. Local operators were pretty much left to their own devices, and it was whis- pered that a champagne supper hud something to do with the advance in wheat. The out- ward movement of stuff appeared to be slow. Mess pork closed 74@lWc biguer, at $16.35G 10.40 -for December and $17.45@17.4755 for January. Lard closed 15@20c higher, at $11-82'4@U.35 for December and $11.6u11.62: Short ribs closed 10c bigner, at $8.95@3.9712 uury, Whent closed 14@tssc bicaer, at §L for November and $1.33 fur December. Corn closed je higher, at 6c for December and 65% @s6c for May. Oats closed with little change, November selling at 43%¢, December at 443G 4ikic, and May at 404@i6tic. Rye closed 142 Jower, at Ue spor, with 984 bid for December and We bid for Junuary. Barley closed 13@le hizbor, ut $1.07 for No. 2 cash, 31.05}: for De- cember, and No.3 quotable at 4c in car-lots, and 9i¢ for November in settlement. Hogs were stronger at $5.70G6.10 for light and at $5.05@6.60 for beavy. Cattle were about steudy ut 82.506, 7.00 for poor to extra. The receipts for the week were 31,0W cattle, 163.60 bogs, and 10,00) sheep. against 22,007 cattle, 252,69 boys, and 7,118 sheep for the corresponding week lust year. ‘In dry-goods circles there were no changes calling for specia! menton. The wexther con- tinuine unfuvorable, there was no improvement: in the demand, and extreme quictude again pre- vailed in most departnents of the murket. The Steudiness of values remained undisturbed. Only a light demand for groceries existed, for which state of affairs country mud is helu ac- countable.’ The general market remuined easy, thousb no quotable changes were noted. Prices o£ dried fruits were aguin weak and unsettled, with raisins and citron quoted lower. ‘The lack of tir.uness {3 ascribed to the continued dull- tiuues a chude easier. Between bunks the price isubout 5c per $1,040. ‘To customers par. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. To the Western Assoctated Press. New York, Nov. 12.—Governments were un- changed, except 414s, which were 4; higher. Railroad bonds were fuirly active, but irregu- Jar. 2 State securities were without important change. The stock market was irregular at.the open- ing, but xenerally Weak and lower, and the e¢! tire ist soon becume heavy. prices declining Gli, the latter Texas Pacitie. Before noon, however. speculauon took an upward tusn, and an advance touk place tn which the entire mur- ket participated. This was followed by a trac- tonal reaction, Sut. during the afternoon, deal- tugs were characterized by # Very strong tune, and, ufter the second cul, when te best figure: of the day were current, Memphis & Coarteston showed un advance of U, Nushviile & Chatea- nooga 4%, Chicazo & Alton 35:, Louisville & New Albagy 314. alton € Terre Haute preferred ung the remainder of the list}i@>, In toul Lsuics there was # reaction of 4@3j, in wich most of the active stocks shared, ‘Transactions, W1.uu sures: Canada southern..... 140 New York Central.. - #:Nortbern Pualtic. ~ 1o|Onarte & Western. a -15tay/ vacitic Mal, Wh | Peorin, 1). 3° t Paul. oh Poul & exus Pacitic....., 1 Mlenizun Centra Meipars £. Missuurt Pucitic... ria wenser dew Jersey Central 4u Paul, Min. & Man. Money, 326, closmg at 3. Prime mercantile paper, 647. Sterling Exchange—Bankers’ bills dull at 481; demand. 3, ; Muniz stocks were faitly active and irregular today. ‘The nmin interest centered tn Suutbern Pacitic, whien declined from 875 to closed at 8.0. ‘This stuck is becomung a favorit, by reason of its rapid fluctuations and te ex- pectution ot a further advance. Kobimson con- sulidated was also largely dealt in, and declined from 10.15 to 10.13. State Lines and Oriental & Miller were comparatively dull and weak, show- ing a slixbt dectine at the close. Green Mount- ain ndvaoced to 420. The total sales at both ex- changes were 115,663 shares. GOTERNMENTS. -10EL, New 43... tis! Pucttic 6s Absa | BONDS. B. Brsts pid. Erie seconds ..—.....-10iy, U. B. land grants. 3 Leth & Wilkesbarrello” |U. P. sinking rund... 24 Lousiana consuls... | Vircinus és. 3 Silssourt 65.....-0+0+++-1103a] Vinainta con Bt. Joe... 2 Ww” | Vinginia ce.erred.. Fee tikatermais 235 pt. b. S50 tirsts. : Tex. Pac.(Hio G. Div.) 935 ‘ennessee 6s. ‘Tennesece new. BOSTON. Bostos, Nov. 12.—Stocks closed as follows: 1G, B.S Quence 133 1th Rastern 1 H.) 33 G “| Jid Coluns. Jie | Wis. Cen. 16th | duron. St Buston Jani Boson H. & Eis. Aten. & ‘topeka It Hoston & Albans... Boston & Maine. FOREIGN. Nov. 12.—Ameniean gecurities—New Jed, 105; 4133. 11G!2; Mtinois Central, 135: syivanm Central, 165; New York Central, 14; Erie, 45; do seconds, WW; Reading. 1%. ‘The nmouut of bullion withdrawn trom. the Bank of England on batance today, £100,000. Panis, Nov. i2.—Rentes, s6f 65c. Pais, Nov. 12-3: p. m.—Frenoh rentes, 86f | 84 i “fosnos, Nor. ‘12.—The Economigs says: “ Vir- nessof trade. No changes wera developed in the fish market excepting a decline to $5.10@ 5.25 iu trout. Dairy products were inactive and weuk. There is no demand beyond mecting im- mediate wants. There was a bght movement In ojls at generally steady prices. Linseed bad gn advancing tendency, and turpentine was beld 2c higher, at 59c. Continued firmness is noted in the pig-iron market, Coal is un- changed. ‘Cho demand for hay was light, coming princi- pails from local buyers. No.1 timothy ruled at arrange of $17.00@17.50, some very choice lots selling at $1300. Green fruits were moving slowly as usual on Suturday, uo change in prices being noted. Building materials are a tritic less though there is still a good trade.at putes ruling forthe past month. Hides are moving fairly, but heavy stocks preclude any immediate “boom.” Tanners are generally working up their stocks very closely in anticipation ot an early decline. Grease and tallow aro dull at quotations. Wool 1s quiet and steady. Sceds were quict for timothy and clover, the former being quotable at $2.58 for prime and the latter at $5.0. Flaxseed was weak, selling early at $150, and later at $48 for good crushing deliv- ered. Grain freizhts were almost entirely nexlected, shippers, most of them, fail.ng to put in an ap- peurance. A small enzacement (50,00 bu) was made for corn to go to Butfalo ut 2 ‘The receipts of wheat reported Saturday at Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Toledo, und De- trolt aggregated 64,000 bu and the shipments 24,000 bu. The shipments trom New York, Bul- timore, and Philadelphia were 194,000 bu. Some complaint was made Saturday that cor- tain packers were in the habit of taking out the overpius welght from the pork stored with them, though it may baye been sold by other parties. it was stated, in answer to inquiry, that the packers are hele responsible for the sweetness of the pork, and feel in duty bound to overhaul every barrel before sending It out to shippers. They take out the overpius a3 0 compensation for the trouble. We know not if the practice be authorized by the rules of the trade; it certainly js what Beerbobo would cali “a new feature” in this market, whatever may have been the practice elsewhere. A dispatch from Michizan . states that there is & much better demand for four now than there was up tu a few days azo. Buyers seem to have got over their scare, which maznuitied stocks on bund, and led them to think fora time that the market was going all to pieces. Vessel-owners, notably the Uaoion Steamship Compuny, having become tired of carrying corn atthe prevailing luw rates, bave conciuded to “lay. down,” in the tanguaze of the great Schenckerian game. They have therefore given orders for four of their steamers to lay up ut this port forthwith, until another springtime comes. PROVISIONS, HOG PRODUCTS—Were less active, but asain strorger. ‘The local hoz market was hicher, and Liverpool reported td advance in lard, white the im- proved tone In wheat also tended to strengthen hog p.oduct. There was 2 fair demand for lard, and not much pork wanted, while the oiferings of meuts were lignt with a moderate shipping inquiry. fhe market fell uff abunt nuon, but reacted, and closed trm. ‘The packing recurd ur thls. lis since October 1s 232.1 end, ayainst OW) for sume time a year go, and By do 10 189, MESS PurR—Advanced 24@%5e:per bri, declined “150, and closed 74@lue ubove the latest prices of Fr.- day, at about #1620 for round lots spot or seller the month. Bales were reported of Suu brie seller Joa~ 517.624; 15.00 brig seller February at uary st $17. b ary st Shieh 2 0) bela seller March at $17-ak21.03, ieoelesis wa ‘iho fatlowing wives the Me the day, including the Call Bourd: Closed Range Closed Seas pore id. - Saturduy. do, bis December vies jenUsty.- Me ay ES February -- Seeeeea cA XT Ca Waele per Io) Ibs, and closed ste ‘of Friday, at nbout $11.25 for iter the month. Sales- ware re- ‘Lantb—Advanced above tho latest pric: und lots spot oF 2 mot round lope soins apoe AL Sil-MtlL 5: 1250, tes weller sili: 00 tes voller J ed of ty Ut ati cise: 04 tes eellor January se Peee ae aiat iuw tes reller Pebrunry nt #1509 Lae tos aeliom Maret Mt S1LNveli 5; Iii tes Agher Aprilat 212.002 Ur}g, and 4,250 tes seller May at See Pee Hopi. t.uv (cs. ‘The followin tablo Seer ite canes of the duy, iciuding the Call Bourd trunsuctions: itty, biting, lows 1 riba, Saturday. do, bid, Peers Is SU GL. 1. December peed Janna ¥. ECUrmy IL Suen -ciinedd Tein per IW ips und dosed eave thy ja.cet prices vf Friday, Sules wore re- eeted of Soawe tbs, PHOFE Hibs nt KGS. ra spot, IKE Soy seller January, 8415 seller Febraa: Seller March; SN Ths lone clears at $0 seen hatns at sagrshic for i6-1 averages and Ske for preen pag ies swece plekled dy on privuce icra. Brtees of leading cuts were us follows at 2: : ‘ShoutiL, & hort ders, | clears:| clears. ‘Short Loose, part salted Do, bexed.. November. Short ribs clod at %.69@8.70 for November and ghuosins for dapaary, Long clenrs quoted at #43, SesendeéaU boxed; Cumcerlunds, See voxed: igneccut huins, SiGlue; sWeer-plekléd hains quoted Wawedlie for Iels aveTaxes; green Dams, same avernie, SigdS Mee 9, ted at T4G8e for shoulders, 99(@10e for Baron a leurs, Pete for hums, short ribs, Wsluiee for suo aged und packed. is ft Sh75E10.00 for mess, H0.50G1L00 for extra mess, ald £17.75613.00 fur baws, BEEE—Was au: BREADSTUFFS AND SEEDS. FLOUL—Was dull and unchanged. Some parties quoted sprinzs.as held strongly und winters eusler, Dut there was lite ebange apparent, buyers tor ex- purt holding otf because prices were ubove their lim- its, though the latter seemed to bave been Increased tn pume casos. Sules were reported of 1,150 Urls win- tera nt $7.UN97.0: G75 bris springs, partly wt #700; and ayy sacks low grades aLSiSL Total equal to 185 brls. Winter tlouts were quoted at #50s7.50; shipping ‘springs, Swlg6.79; the low xrade springs £3) Ryo tlour st about 5.7360, and chuice buckwheat held at about £00. UTHER MILLSTCFFS—Were In moderate demand at the recent reduction in prices, and quoted rin. Sales wero reported of 6 cars bran ob $13.75¢10.; 4 cars middlings at H7.wG1S.W; Leur shorts at $15.4; und L cur feed ut $24.50 por ton. SPRING WHEAT—Wss moderately active and stronuer. The murket advanced 2@%4éc, declined Ie, und closed IMwtge above the lutest prices of Friday, with a sltzht widenlog of the Junuurv premi- um, 23 the demend was wostly for thut month. Liv- erpool wid London advices quoted a trmet tone, with 2 Koud dewtud tor cargoes both tor ike Cnied Ringdow und the Cominent, while four was fcmner in Sore, with reports uf better demand frum tout terlur points, ‘Tere Were nut wany vuiside orders, bought lucal dperiurs Louzht rater treely, Und sume of them are men why sold ut the Lowest prices last ions. ‘Che wner weather made free fGiers and tus ied to the succeeding decine, the Juvest tone being relauveiy frat ua reports of more, Unreatening of storms inthe West. Cast lots were from hick of ollerings, No, 2elosing at Teculpis were very sail,” Spot sales Were imited th aa ba and 3 cary Nu. 2 av. sb Tote; 2 cars No. d UL SLIGSLA7; 2 cars refeced aly: und i cars vy sumpie Ewes. “Lota buat Ze Du; also 1 eat ite. Setler Janie ary opened arg ty s15.4§, tell ba to Flatds, rate Bid. Seder Decemver., ms Quury, and the monin at Iide.ae beluw Decomber, with February very quiet at iigsiiie above January and the year Duin at Noveaiver prices, The roltowms wole suis the range uf the diy Range Closed. do, 2 spring, atieruay, dn bute Fresb reeeip’ Ls Shc be jer Nuvewber. 13 Ett WHEAT —Sale: Tear rejected at ello: 1 ear do at SLi, all tree On board, No. 2 red Wats HOC menuoned. COmN—Was less ncuve, aud irreaularly stronser. whe murket ndvanced $e He, Teil back dec, und cluse About :se above the latest prices of Friduy, Cargues Of the Brhish coast were reporied ut per qr highes, and our receipts Were even smaller than Usual, whlie there was a Decer soippung demand, parly due vo Luo expectation that bicher Trelgnt we Wil puevail this wees, a3 sume Of the stexiners are luynig) Up rather chu wecepe recent rates, und sul vessels. cannot nfford “to” taae them “an:how. ‘There some ~ buy- ug” orders for | tutures | earls, | apposed to be from the s avoard, and Hittle duing in the In: hatfor the session. Cash iots cused ut die tor No.2 and de tor rejected, Sput sules were repurte SMU bu end cars and high mixed #t 3 4h were kG) ba do at Wye, In One lye; LS ers rejeck ‘Leurs do at Soles Jo cats by sample at 3s nnd luo cary du tL Szatie free un board. Vi du. Setler Decumber opened at WwoKe, ndvaneud tv Sic, fell “buck to, Gubec. und closed ureaje. Seber May suld at igcuidsc. closing: ac fuige... Sener the mon Was neacy Nuun at cy wide, und January at Gide ‘he tollowing table shows the range of the da Closet Range Closed No. 2corn, Friday. Sarurday. do, ota. Sper... aa pelter 3 Seller Decembe: i Sel ecJunuary (ate acti, Seller May....2 AG Ubgutbs OA'LS -Vpened $slio below the ciosing prices or Friday, and ona Giur.y active trading advanced Ye aye which advanee was neld unit near the close, When prices droped, civsing renerally “about ie above the opening. ‘Thece was no nutnble demand for uns partleuiur delivery, te trading turouzhout bemy ofa liza chatucter, ‘Cush outs sold early at Jee. ind av the close 4c was the best bid, Sau sold iniriy at sexdy prices, Cash sales were mude of Years at 8peiie for No.3 in store; UH ears by sia ple ntteduc tor rejected mixed: 4of@diise Tor re~ jected while; He tor No.2. and aso for No. 2 white on track; 12 ears wt tie for rejec tixed; Hwee ‘sand tieie for Ne.t white free on viatl equitl to MbUUL ZION) bu. ‘The folowing eciusing prices of Friday, texether with the range Saturday: Closed Runge —_Cleserb No. 2 oats. Fridcy, bid, Satwiday, do, uid, Spor. te Sry | £e Sewer Nov u Bast Seller December. HG SIC Beller the year. PRE 5 Seller February. Seller May... RY E—Was tron and carly at$iiots, una ttteratsLuz, For December de- Ivers tive was bid, und January suid at $10 em clusing ute bid, Cash sales were made uf 3 cars at tiu@uie tor No. Tear by sumple at i,¢ £0F rejected on ira canal to about 449 bu. BAKLEY—W: 2 spor being quotable ut, at $05 early busher, was quotable ac ie for car-iols, with sales uf Novem: berdeilvery at 3 $1.07 tor No. 2, and ve tor Nu. sauiple a. sre for No. 4, and ‘Tytsl equal .o about 1how bu. SEEDs—Timoshy was a title caster, the offerings being somewaat heavier than for several days pre- vious, Prime seed was quotableat $253, December selling at £20.and Junuazy nt 22.0, There was litte Clover seed olfering, prime. boing nominally quotable atGOL Fluxsced sold carey at $12) und jater the market brode 2c, closing at él.fo dedvered. Suies wera made of Lear clover seed at, #.0) tor prime; 2 cars and 33 bags timothy seed arias cush, S20) for DM cember, und $2.0) for Junuary; Y curs daxseed at § GLB), thie former betne late in the day, the sale being On truck, aud the lutter was for a bright sample. BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIG) Sorcial Dirvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Lrvenrout, Nov. 12-10 a. m.—FLoun—Ameri- can, 103 6dG Lis. Ghatx—Wheat—Winter,10s 64G115.1d; white, 10s ta Gils: spring, 4 9dGlUs 5d; club, Lis ldgits cd. Corn— 5s 1d. PuOVIStONS—Pork—Zs._ Lurd—3ss. LATEU—I:6 a, m.—LanD—Lte 6d.. ANTWERP, Nov. 12.—PETROLECM—1St ‘oy. LL=TALLOW—Fine American, 4ts Gd. ‘The following were recetved by the Chicagu Board of Trade: LAvE asked; = OL, Nov. 12.—Wheat better; more money red winter, lus fd; No.2 spring, Ws id; Nos Nd. ‘Corn “strong at Gs, Curcoes ut coust— Land corn s demund for the Unt.ed Kingdum and Continent, wheat talr, corn . .Ty arcive—Wheat in better tone; red winter (a. London) advanced od; corn in better ton age vanced ral. Pork, Lard 6d higher, av 53s 6d. Baeon—L. S. isd; S.C. 456d. Tallow, 41s Gd. is. Beet. Ils, ov, 11:50 m.—~American tour, Lstddtis, Winter whent, lus dais td; spring, ws td Gls Sd; ‘white, Ms WGlis td; clap, Us 1d@ile td. Corn, 5s tga. urd, 3: aS ERPOUE—IT m.—Lnrd, a9 fd. VonDon, Nov. l—LaVEnroot—W heat firmer. Corn strong, MARK LANR—Carioes off cuast— Wheat und corn Urmer. Cargoes on passace—Wheae and corn firmer: tir averaze quattty of American red winter wheat, fur promot abipment by salt, 338; fair averuze quality of Amortcan mized corn tot prompt shipment by sall, 23s GAGINS. NEW YORK. New York, Nor. 12.—CoTToN—Firm at 13: fat- we; December, 11.85¢; Jan- ‘March, 12,10¢; April, duly, 128c¢; August, FLOUR—Firm; receipts, 1670 bris: exports, 3200 bris: super State and Western, 81.25.55; common to Foud extra, $.UG5.75; Rood tu cholve, $596.0: whlie wheat extra, #7.25G9W; extra Ohio, $.25@7.7% re does .Ne20; Minnesots patent process, MUG receipts. 9,730 2Chi- Gitaty— bu: expo ALO, SLITS L REG: |B, Vheat strong and higher; 19,10 bu; No.3 spring, $1.23; NO. 1 Duiun, sso v8 No. 4 tv. $1.24 @isdse; “No. 1 gmided whe, 3. at $1.4! sales of SQUU bo at FLSGL4L closing at #134; December, sales of (3.00) by at HM elase clusine at s1.42(; January, sales Of 105600) bu at $1423, closin Eta: Feb~ roars, sules of 2i6,UN) bu. nt ZLSUGLS2G, closing at fe. Corn Strong 4nd hisher: fairly seuive: re- SoHE Hou bu; exporns, SLWW bus unuruded. Gxe The ah Gage; No, 2 white, aie se, Joliow, ier No. % November, wigant{e, closing at ie: December, iveiuiec, closing at We: January, (2 GiXe. closing at we. Unts stronger; falrly nective: Teceipis, SUN bu: exports. IW bay mixed Westecn, 4xa5ue: white Western. 56. MAY—In good demand and firm: 6@70c, Hops—Quier.but trim; yearlings. G2: Eastern and Western, =e: New York Stale, 23¢-Ue. Ghuceties—Codee quiet and unchanged. Suear uiet: very strong: fair 19 Ruud retining, BHGelsc. Huissses quiet but trm. Rice steady, with a talrde- mand. PETROLEUM—Dull and cominal; United, Sic; crude, (isitse: retined, Tic. "Ta LLoW—Quiet but stecdy at Te RESIN—Henvy and lower at £543@2.0, TUMPENTINE—Quiet but steady; Se: Eoos—Western tresh quiet but firm at Zc. Fairly acdve: hemuek sole, Buenos uv Grande light, middle, aud heavy 7 weighs, 2GKiec, {¥uo1—Quier but stesdy:, domestle teece, Hesse: ese; Texas. 1iistc. pulled. sdzc; unwashed, PROvIsION=—Purk pomiaally unchanged. “Beet uiet but steady. Cut musts Ormer; long clear mid- des Hc; shortdo, ie. Lard strong; prime steam, BUTTER—Firmer for choloe; 12@8e. Cuzese—Dall and uncbanyed. METALS—Mani copper quiet end une changed: £4.00; ingot lake, 3 It 25, Lz-t ule But atendys Sevteh, Sinbasn ie Mracrtens LD atendy = rlonn, £2 Si; clined, sides BOSE Nallse“Cut, SK Gluck’s opera * Le Cadi Dupé.” which was pro- duced for the first time at Vienna vouentiy, hag been purtly rewritten by Chupelmilster Buchs un 1 great success at th National of Buda-Pesth. lo Tacete THE CHURCHES. ELIGIOUS aSERVICES WILL BE eld today in the Cl - A tteld today in Weaxo churches by the fol METHODIST. THE REY. DR.WILLIAMSON PREACHES MORN. ing und evening at the Firet Chureb. M. Ject: “Some tmbarrassments of Athelsm.” Evening Subject:, “The Source of Our Mtost Important Tature THE REV. R, 8. CANTINE PREACNIFS .- Ing and event in Ouk Park Church, Stornine sous ject: “The Knowledze ‘That txcelieth.” Evening Subject: “Jonah's Ellzht"—a sermon to young men. Full chorus, choir, and approvriate music. fs THE REV. 1 B. POPE PREACHES IN TRINM' Chureh, on” Indlinn-ava near Twents-rouricac, morning and evening. “Morning sublee: “A Nix Yon’s Monument.” fvening subject: “The Fase Young Man.” THE REV. A. C GEORGE WILLPREACH MORN- ing and evening In Contensry Church. Moraing sut- ‘The Gitt of God Proves God.” Evening sub- ‘he Sndness of Skeptictst WHE REV. 'T. . STROMIUDGE WILL PREACH morning und evening in Park Avenue Church. Morn- Ang subject: “The Sermon on the Mount.” Evening subjec.: “Money: its Worth, Its Winning, and Its Weakness” THE REV, M. BE. CADY WILL PREACH MORN- ing and evening in the Michican Avenue Churen, be- tween ‘Thirty-second and Thirty-third-sts. THE REV. WILLIASL FAWCETT WILL PREACH in Grace Chureh, corner Lu Sulte-ay. and “Locust-st.; thls morning and evening. (REY. J. H. ALLING WILL PREACH iN THE Fulton’ Street Churel, corner of Artestan-av., thts qoroing and evenmne. THE REV. IL M. HATFIELD PREACHES TODAY and evening in the Langley Avenue Church, near ‘Thirty-ni nth-se, FRANK BRISTOL PREACHES THE REV. morning und’ evening in the Wabash Avenue WILL Church, corner Fourteenth-st. THE Rl WAMNER THATCHER preach morning and evening In Emuanuel Church, corner of Harrison and Paulina-sts. THE REV. A.GURNEY WILL PREACH MORN: ing und evening in Ada Street Church, cocner of Ada und Pulton-sts. THE HEV. J. W. PHELPS WILL PREACH morning and evening {n- St Paul's Church, Maxwell- BL, neur Newberry-av. THE REV. JH, MOORE WILL PREACH MORN- ing und ovening in Western Avenue Church. CONGREGATIONAL. THE REV. E. F. WILLIAMS WILL PREACIT morning und evening in the South Chureh, Drex- el-nv. WILE REV. F. A. NOBLE, D. D.. WILL PREACIT morning und evening in the Union Park Chureh, THE REY. W. W. JUBB, representing the Evan- gelical Society ‘of iretund, wil make an uddress on the woes of Ireland ut 10:aia, m, In Plymouth Church, Micdigan-ay,, near Twenty-sixtb-st. Sermon to youns men by the i barles Tall Everest at 12 jr mi. THE REV. KE. P. GOODWIN PRiACHES IN THE First Church, corner Washingion and Ann-sts. THE REV. G. PEEKE PREACHES IN THE chureh curner Adams and Leuvitt-sts. siorning und evening. THE REV. F. J) BROBST WILL PREACH morning und evening at the Clinton street Courch, corner Wilson-st. HE REV. J. H.CLARK WILL PREACH MORN- {ne und evening In the Millard Avenye Church, Lawndule. THE REV. B. F. LeAVITT WILL PREACIL morning and “evening in the Lincoin Park Church, corner of Gurtleld-av. und Mona wa-st. THY REV. C. A. TOWLE WLLL PREACH MORN: Ing und evening in Setbany Church, corner of Paulina and West Huron-sts. THE REV. ARTHUR LITTLE WILL PREACIT morning und evening In the New England Chureh, corner of Dearborney. and Walton-pluve. ‘The even= ing subject will be the second of a series of sermons on “Ene Vital Things of the Christian Faith.” THE REV. CHARLES M. GILBERT WILL presch morning and evening in the ‘Tabernacle Church, corner of fadlana and Morgan-ats, PRESBYTERIAN. THE REY. J. H. WALKER WILL PREACH morning and’ evening in Campbell Park Churca, corner of Leavitt-st, THE REV. HT. MILLER WLU PREACH IN the Sixth Chures. comer ot Vincenges-av. and ‘Phir ty-sixth-si. worming und evening, Morning sermon toyuung wen. Free pews in the evenlug. THE EV. H. 3M. COLLISSUN PREACHES morning und evening in the Fullerton Avenuo Church. corner of North Clark-st. THE REY. 8. BE. WISHARD WILL PREACIL morning and evening in the Fifth Caurch, corner in- diuno-ay. and ‘Thirtlerh-st. TUE REV. E. C. OGGEL WILL PREACTL muorning aud evening in Westminster Church, corner West Jackson and Peorin-sc. THE REY. MERRICK JOHNSON PREACHES morning und eventwe in the Fourth Churen. Rven- ing sermon to souns men vr che choice of associates. THE REV. ARTHUR SWAZEY, 0. D.. WIL prench in the Forty-trat Street Church, morning and evening. Even.oy subject: "Phe Uprignt Stan.” THE REY, OW. PATTERSON, 0. D.. WILT preaen mourning aud even.n: in the Second’ Churca, Gorner Michigun-av. and cventieti-xt. IE REV, A. EL KITTREDGE WILL PREACIL amurnmg and evening In ths ‘Third Church, Ashland aud Ogden-avs. By cequest of the Althe evening sermon wif be especially to yount inen on™ Fulth and skepticiea.” ‘The printed sermon Of Inst Sabbuth will be distritsted at the close of the evening service. THE RV. JM. WORRALL. D,D., PREACHES morning gad evening in te Signth Chueh. corner of West Washington und Kbey-sts. Communion with morning service. THE REV. J. H. BARRGWS WILL PREACH IN the morning inthe rirst Cexreh, corner of Indiana- Av, und ‘Twenty-irst-st, 02 “Soine of the Causes uf Iniidelity.” THE REV. W. 'T. MELOS, D, D., WILL PREACH morning und evening In tht United Churey, corner or Monroe and Paulina-s1s. CHARLES M. MORTON WILL PREACH IN Htaitroad Chapel, State-st, uear Fourteenth, at 7:8) o'elock p.m. EPISCOPAL. . THE REV. ANTOINE LECUNER WILL PREACR in French at the Cathedral 83. Peter and Paul at THE REV. 1. B. ENSWORTH WILL OFFICIATE orning und evening in St. Andrew's Church, corner of Kobes und Washinglon-sts. THE REV. F. COURTNEY WILL OFFICIATE morning und evening in st. James’ Church, Cuss and Hurvn-sis. THE REV. R.A. HOLLAND WILL PREACH morning und evening in Trinity Church. Michizan-ay, THE REV, T.N. MORRISON J}, PREACH in the Church of tlie Epiphany on Throop-st, near ‘Monroe, morning und evening. THE REY. W. J. PETRIE PREACHES IN THE Church of Our Savior, corner of Lincuin and Bolden- avs.. aL 11a, m1, apm. CATHEDRAL SS. PETER AND PAUL, CORNER ot West Washtagion und Peoria-sts., the Itt.-iser. ie Mclaren. 3. ‘I. D.. Bishop. The tev. J. Ht Knowles priest in ebarse. Choral morning prayer and celebration of the holy communion, 10:8, Sun- duy-schoal_and_ children’s service, 3p. m. Choral evening prayer. 728 THE REV.C. LOCKE, D.D. OFFICIATES 1N Gruce Church, comer Wabushi-a¥, and Stxtecnthest., aLIT a.m. and 728 p.m, 7 THE REV. ARTHUR RITCHIE OFFICIATES LY the Church of te Ascension, corner La Salle and Eim-sts., morning and evenit HE REY. B. F. FLEETWOOD OFFICIATES morning and evening in St. Mark's Churen, Cottage Grove-ut., corner Thirty-sixtu-st. i THE REV. JOHN HEDMAN OFFICLATES MORN- ing and evening in St. Ansiarius’ Chureh, Sedewick- at. near Chienzu-uv. THE REV. J. E. THOMPSON OFFICIATES MORN- ing und evening in St. ‘Thomas’ Caurch, Indiana-av., betweon Twenty-ninth and ‘Thirtietn-sts, ye REFORMED EPISCOPAL. THE RT.-REV. DR. CHARLES FE. CHENEY WILL preaeh in the moining and Bishop allows in the evening in St. Pau.'s Church, curner ot West Wasb- ing suvject: “The Men ingion und Annests, Even y Who Could Not Leura a ‘Som: Sunday-schoo! at 3pem. THE REV. RH, BOSWORTH WILL PREACH in the Presbyterian Church a. Eng.ewoud at3:45 p.m. Sabbath-school st 2:3), Ss THI T.-REV. BISHOP FALLOWS WILT exch inthe morning in Christ Church, corner of lichian-nv. and Twenty-fourth-sc. In the evening a praise service will Le held. nt wl neh Bishop Cheney fill preach on “Putting the Heart into 1b” deats Tree at misht Baprist. THE REV, 5. 0°B. LOWERY W1LL PREACH AT the Fourch Ghuret ‘morning und evening, THERE WU. BE SERVICES MORNING AND evening in the Firat Church, corner Suuth Park-ay. MTHE lev. a I REACHES IN CEN- THE REV. A. K. PARKER PREACHES IN CED tennlal Church, corner of Lincoln andJucksou-sis., AL IUD a. mm, anid 7:00 p. mn. ae THE KEV. C. PERRIN WILL PREACH IN THE Western avenue Chureb a: 10:5) am. and #29) p. Bk THE REV. JOSEPH RUWLEY WILL PREACH morning und evening in_the North Star Church, cur- her of Division and Sedzwiek-sts. 5 THE REV. J.T. BURHOE WILL PREACH MURN- ingund evening in University-viace Courch, corner. of Dungias-place and Rhodes-a: THE REY. W. He PanKSgt WILL PREACH morning and evening in the Coventry Street Caurch, corner of Coventry-st. and Bivdingudale read, THE REV. K, DE BaPTISTE WILL, PREACI morning und evening in Uilvet Church, Fourth-av., neur Tastor-st. : THE REV. B. 0. TAYLOR WUD PREACH IN the morning in Central Church. 28 Orcbard-st. YHE KEV. G. B. VUSBURG WLLL PREACH morning und’ evening in Millard Avenue Chureb, Lawndale. ; THE KEV. DR. LORIMER WILL PREACIL IN the evening fo Immanuel ( ongregation in the Syn: kog,on the corner of ‘iwenty-trst-st. und Lndians. ay. THE REV, D. B. GUNN WILL, PREACH AT IL aig; i the Halsted Street Church. Dunday-scnool at U1. ‘UNIVERSALIST. THE REY. W. IL RYDER WILL PREACIT morning und evening in $c Paul's Church, om Mich igun-ay., near Elghtoenth-st. CHRISTIAN. THE REY. F. M. KIRKMAN. PREACHES AT the West Side Church, Western-at.,near Van Buren~ St. morning and evening. : THERE, J. NW. ALLEN PREACHES 47 THE South Side Church, corner of Prairte- = Hetivet. moraing’ and eroutng. Sunday-scnoo! at 9:3) a. oo HE REV. DG. HOLMES WILL PREACH THIS morning in the Second Church, Oakley-av, and Jack- sonst THE REY. 0. A. BURGESS WILL PREACH morning and evening in the First Church, Indiana- ay. SPIRITUALISTS. ' THE FIRST SOCIETY MEETS IN FAIRBANK Hall, corner state und Ranuolph-sts.. at 7:49 p.m. SMrs.'Cora_u. VY. Richmond, “trance spenker.” Sab- ject: “The Statas of tha Nation, Polienlly and Spirieualis,"” dy spirit ‘Thoias Paine. = BIBLE INTERPRETATIONS THROUGH MRS: Richmond jo Murune’s parlor. corner of Wood and Walnutisis. at 1:50 m. All are invited: THERE WILL BEA MEDIGMS' MEETING AT the West End Opera-House, £3 West Madisun-st, a6 3p.m.. Mrs. Mand E. Lurd wil xive tests. ‘A SPIRITUALISTS" AND MEDIUMS’ MEETING wilt be held at No. 3 South Halsted-st atop.m. Dr. Shes end others will give tesis. THE CHURCHES. ze UNITARIAN. E REY. BROOKE HERFORD CHES the Ghuren of the Messiab morgdng maaceesIae, Moming subject: “The Story of Gideon. Evening aes Stanley and the ad belhethe second tecture. ees eae THE REY. E. 1. GALVIN: PREACTIE: Third Chureh, comer vf Monroe “and Tainsaat ee co THE REV, GEORGE C, MILN PREACHES IN the moraine in Unity Chureb, ei a= aveand Waltoneplacoss Cu Sommer earborn THE REV. W. S. CROW WIld. PREACH IN morning in the Chureh of The ttedecmen Eoolecn * The Unwritten Laws.” Union meviing in the even- Ing wil be addressed by the Rev. EL Galvin und De, 28, pe LUTHERAN. REY, W. ASUMEAD SCHAFFFER W preach at Wicker Dark church, corer Lorne ne, Bnd Le Muyue-st. this mora.ng, Suuday-schoul at THE KEV, C. KOERNER PREACTES Church Uf the ltoly Tiatty: comer of Etlese. ana Dearborn-av., morning and evening. THE REV. J.D. LEVERINGHAGS PRE, E: au the Genet Synod's alission, corer Ohio ined jroblensts. in the muraing, and nt Grand Crossing at ces NEw JERUSALEM. RE WILL RE DIVINE SERVICES IN LIN- coin Park Chapel, coin Bark Chapel, near corner Menominee-st. ac It THE REV. EDWARD C. BosT prone at it a. min Gniun Pack Teumple, corave of West Washington-st, und Ozden-ar. ¥ DR. TTIOM. I PREAGIE, rR * AS WILL PREACH AT THE PEO- ple's Church, Hooley’sinentre. a 113 *D. SWING PREACHE ‘ chlOk,P.SWING PREACHES AT Ul AM. IN THE REV. JOHN CURRIE, EVANGELIST, WILL, preuclt Sunday. murning “in the’ Chicago. Avenie Rapes : Currie and sities ic services in the evening by ete MISCELLANEOUS. CLECTICS MEET AT 213 WEST MADI- Son-st atSp. tu. Silss Julia Wi Subjec.: The Hurorias of Taree Canvuries™ ne ube PROF, SAMUEL IVES CURTISS WILL PREACH tthe Burr Mission, y third THERE WILL BE SERVICES MORNING AND Gxentn in the Advent’ Cartstian Chapel ai Ot san THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST WILL MEET AT No, 25 Wes: Randolpb-st at 40. m. eUBH DISCIPLES OF CIUUST MEST AT THEI hupel, corner or Noble and & ghupel, corne oble uperior-sis., Morning THE REV, W. T. MELOY WILL PREACH IN the Chapel of thé Washingtonian Home at 2p. a. V. A.W, MANN, MINISTEILIN CHARGE Mutes Mission’ at the West, whl. coi duet a servive for deaf-mutes at the Cathedral Feter and Paul nt 10-500. m. CENTRAL MEETING OF FRIENDS INTHE morning in the Atheneum Building, Room 7. D born-st., becween Luke und Kundolph. Executive meeting av 13 m. A GENERAL REUNION MEETING IS TO BE heldat Alberts Hally 8 ‘Sfese. Madlsonat at 3: He THE GOSPEL MEETINGS WILL CONTINUE, through the week at the Pacitic Garden Misston, southeast corner of Van Buren and Clark-sis. Col! Clarke wii! Jead this evening. G. W. RUSSELL WILL PREACH IN VAN BUREN Halt. comer of West Sudison-st- und Cailforntu-av, v. Th. MIR, JOHN CORRIE, THE SCOTCH EVANGEL- ist, will uddress the rallway-men'y meeting In’ the Teddlng-room. corner of Kinzie und Cannl-sts., ats:13 bem. Mr. Herald, of London, Englund, will sing. All ratiwas employés Invited. THE LATLER-DAY SAINTS MEET AT 3:0 AND sip. tu, at No, GY West Laxe-at. Preaching py the SW. Sunith. ning subject: “The Seriptural Jdea of the A chement.” EL HALL, 30 WEST FULTON-ST.. COR~ ner of Stay. Bibie class at? p.m. Lecture by Donald Koss afd p moon “Abrahau dering Up His Son Jsaue."At7:i5 p.m: “Jonah in the Fish’s Bell; No collection. THE . WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN 'TEMPERANCE Onion hold thelr daily 3 o'clock Gospel temperance meeting, formerly held in Lower Farwell tall, in Room 4 U2 Madivon-st., third tloor, ‘The leaders for abs week are: Tacaday, Mrs. ML B.Witlurd; Wednes- das, Mrs. M. A. Williams: Thursday, Mrs. A. A. Gur- we Friday, Mrs, Furtush; Saturday, Miss M. a. aker. z TRANSPORLATION, ~ NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN TO THE LACK HILLS Chicago, Hilwvaukes & St. Paul Ry. 00., CHAMBERLAIN. D. T.. And thence by the New and Supert»= "azon Road direc: teal Points in the Hilla-in cs" ection with the UId Favorite, Hellubie, and it x ry onable Frais ers FRED. 'T, EVANS &.CO., MERCHANTS! TRANS. PORPATION CO. (Bramble & Dicktasun, Props.), and DOUGHERTY & CO. Itear in mind that this is the Shortest and Stost Di- 8. that this line will havo no fight Freizbt destined to points in the Black Hills should be marked and eonsiined care * Chicazu, Milwaukee & St Paul ity. Co.” = CHARLES it. CAPLON, Commercial Agent, 35 Ciark-st,, Chicago. GEO. OLDS, General Frefebt agent, WSL G. SWAN, Sune of Freight ‘trafic. Miiwaukee. Chicago, Nov. 12, 53. PROPOSALS. Notice to. Contractors. SOUTH SHORE RAILWAY & TUNNEL COMPANY. TENDERS. addressed to the undersicned, will be received up to SATURDAY. TENTH DECEMBEI NEX'E, for the construction of a double-track Rail- way Tunnel under the St Lawrence. between the North und South Shores of the iver. from a pofat at or near the Town of Lonzueuil or the Villaze of St Tarbert to the City of Montreal or the Villnge of Hochelaga. - ‘Ail necessary information may be obtained by ap- plying tu the undersigned at 24 St. James-st. Mon- treal. ROBERT WATSON. noe S2eretary South Shore Kaliwar & Tannel Co. Rov. LAKE NAVIGATION. it 2 ls ‘TIME TALRLE. For Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboycan, Manitawoc, Ludington, aad Sauistee, dally 4p. m., Sundays cope (ir Green Bay, Menominee, and bay ports, Kewaa- etc. ‘Tuesday at 7p. ma. : Nor Hacanaba, Fayette, Menominee, Sturgeon Bay, and all Luke Superior towns, via ‘Escanaba, Saturda at gam. 2 For Frankfort, Pierport, Arcadia, etc. Saturday a¢ ayy am. Z ‘Ducks foot Michigan-av, OCEAN NAVIGALION TN RMARN LINE Ocean Steamships, ing the British and United States Malls. or Yorkand Liverpou!, sia, Gucenatunn: ak ‘a front the principal Henelish. Sco Ines Giench, German, Italian, und Scandiuavian iV ohtexe steamers carry no live stock of any kind. FRANCIS CL BRUWS. Gen. Western Agent, Suuth Curk-st.. Chieago. 52 DRAFTS on Groat Britain, ireland, snd th Continent tor sale. . STATE LINE Jaszuw, Livespuvr Dubiln, tselfast, and London- 70 Gee aN. ¥. every Thureday. First Cabin. ‘$310 #75, aceurding to uecommodation. Second Cavin, HL Eiterage, gutward, $3. hese nvoumers carry Holther r cattle, sheebs HUF PI’ Cory, BALDWIN & CO. £3 Brondway, X. ¥-and Je) }tundulpo-st. Chicago. JUB BLEU Western Manager CUNARD LINE. Sailing three aud four thnesa week. Passae tick- eistoand from all parts of Europe at luwest mites, (Drafts tor £1 and upwards. & y once corner Clark and Randolph-ste, Cae acl BP. HL DU VERS: Asent YEW BITING, Manaver Western Department. MEDICAL, EL aas PRIVATE LUSPEN: oe SoCtaRKSr. iene ne Chartered by of Ulaels, for the xprelat, selentiBe and eperdy mata, Nervous and Chronic Dinexers. Dr. RECAS 1s a eradavte of’ Gwe regular (Alley esble ana Eclectic) Metical Colieceesla well knows on the PaciBe const ax foander of Ue amsts Bitcree Meticd Tmittate; Sam Fruncheo, sod Uefa eT Peawe fet that for our stare be has toned biel othe Biedy and trextnert nt iin é MEN Sm tere advanteges that ye am > dee few pour Bre, whe Ie ok thereof vik Indies or rr i 1 tse ‘Neriace and Physleat Debilliy, tmpetence (oezua eeearaghs tant Wannend, Abaern ef the System, Hrbameied Pie Ecatacion af fackm aversiam te Seri, Deeponde Finplenian thn Vare, Lene of Sacrey, and Prequrery of Ciladeg remember, U will rasraaiee Ue foctelt SSOO for creat ae of Private Disease that f fa fo carn Ait tere LEPuiere are ured eordscntl» Mederare uci reap tts serbia a nk be oe treme IS dete Betacpenssalintarrnw in eteurs ndtwo scent stamps for ircular. RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS — EXPLANATION _ OF | REFERENCE ARKS.—tSaturday excepted, “Sundar excepted. fMunday excepted. §Daily. Chicago & Nortawestern Eallway. ForMaps.Time-Cards,Stecp'ng-Car Accommodations, apply at 62 Clark-st, Grund Pacitic, Palmer House, and depot corner of Wolis und kinzie-sts. Leave. | Arrive. Paoltic Fast Lin Oinaba Night Express....., Denver Expre: Dencer & i Sloax City & Yankton. Seu Milsaukee & Green Bay. Miiwnnsee Pus Milwausee Passonzer., Mit., Green Bay & Margie! Green May, vis Janesvilie. Oshkosh, vin Janesville .. Jake Genevs..... Lake Geneva & BL Elin Express. ¥letn Sunes ma ny] ay . ai Siuux Clty & Yankton... put iwam Des Motnes Dav Express... pol? 2G po Des Moines Night Gxpress.ceccccojf Vl pm 2h 1 Marshalltown Express, i Sova m: po & pm pm pm 2 ok 50 pm z 3 po am Freoport, Ko 213 p mi* gba io St. Baul & Minneapolis Exprese../10:6 a a pa St Panl & Minneapolis Express..j$ 1:0) p m aor Pierre & Deadwood Express,....0/ 230k ma pa Minnesota & Ventral Dakoia.c... 1 m poy Minnesois & Central Dacota.2122) a i Miwankee #xpress. m ar Milwatkee Special—Sundays, ma 2 ct m mt “Chteago, Burlington & Quincy For Maps, ‘Time-Tables, “Sleepinu-Car ations apply nt ) Clark-st. Grand Pacitle Hotel, Palmer House, Canal and sixteenth-sts. and Gen- nul Passenger Depot, on Canal-st, bi - gral Fassenzer Depot, on Canal-st, between Stadt ¥ Leave. | Arrive. 2Galesburz,Ottawn & Streator E: pm tNebriska Expres ii) bDubuque & soa E: bainiwy. foe Brite © seer hnener's Grove Accowimndst'n | Bytonuina & Pacitic Express ‘Acentn Tega ua! baciosephatenisuas topexa ie] bus) aa seph.Atenisuak Lopeka EX) 12:05 p m| bRaneas Cliy & Denver Hxpress:| [46 a Aurora Sanday Passenger... JAS pw bAurora Pn of) Sb eo bMention & Ottawa Exprese..-.| 42apim bet Louts Expres :] dEap bRockford & Fre Ant p ma! baAururs Pi 8:6 pm! 62 pm 9: at ; 25D efexus Express... 9 akunsas hy © St. dui oapm Ekrecpore ’Dubuai 9:3 pm Wed. & sat. Theatre frnin. 13 pm a Datig. " Biallis excopi Sand Siturday. Daily: excepeMonaae,, DU OPS ‘Dubduquetrains leny ns par eanerral ve und arrive from Central Da~ Lincuyo, Miiwaukee & St Pan! Ratiway. Union Depot: Corner Madieon, Canal, and Adams-sta. ees, il and 65 Clark-st., Palmer * Grand Pacitc'Hotel, and at Depot. oe deeave. | Arrive. Milwaukee Fast Mall..... a a a, Milwaukee Express. 05 p m2, Waukesha & Gconumowe 00 p mi Alllwaukee, St Paul & Minne-§ !0:l0a m apoils Express trains... {9:00 pm Green Buy. Menusba, and Ap-+ i 32) a a: pleton Express trains... at :00 pm: Milwauxce, Madisun, Prairie dal Stevens Point endl Ashland Ex.. a Milwaukee, Maatson, and Prairie; 10. ?. am, 10: du Chien Exorvss Dubuque & Cedat Soux Ctey & Unbuque Fas: Bx. Elzin & Kirkland Pas'aver (dat ecial Fost Express sea Accommodation... a. irains for Humboldt and North Chteaza Tenve SS . and 6:3) p.m.; arrive 6:4) a-m. and 7:4) Gall, Sunday excented. ees ‘hiento & Alton. Union Depot, West Side, curaer Madison and Canal- sis. beuween Madison und Adams-st. bridves, und Twenty-third-st_ ‘Ticket Offices, nt Depots, Wsoutn Clark-st.. Grund Pucitic Hotel, und Palmer House. Leave. Arrive. Kansas City, Denver. Pueblo Bx. |, Ransas City, Suntn Fe, New Meee] oS? ie. ArizunaSCalitori St Louis, springtield & "Kea St Kouts, Sprinzdetd & Tex: SC Kouls Ex. va da Mobue & New Onieans Expross. Yeorm, Keokuk & Bur-¢ "via ington Fuse Express | Chenoa '3ltaa ya) § Pekin & Peur:a Bi Streavor, Lacon, Waist Jollet & Umit Accummed: Miuots Centrad Ratiread. Depot foot of Luke-st. und foot of ‘Twenty-second-st, Wicket Lt [indolphest. near Clark, Grand |. _Pucitie Hotei, and Falmer tfouse. St. Louis & Texas Express St Louis & Texas Fast Lin uiro & New Urivans New Urleaox & Te: Springneid Expre: Springieid Night Expee: bPeoria, Burlington & Keokuk... ¢Peorkt, Burlington & Keokuk... Pontae & Chatsworth Express... Jbatsworth Express. Giman Pass Dubuque & Siv Dubu 5 O—On Saturday ony. ¢—On Saturday nizht runs te Peora only- Wabesh, Gt, Loule & Pacific Ballway. Union Depot, Stare aud Tweifth-ais, Al State-st. ears run io the Depot, nae Wentworth-ar. enrs pass with'aony block, ‘Ticket Ocices, $9 South Clark-st, Poimer Mouse, snd Grand Pacitte Hotel. Leste. St. Louis & Galt Rxpress.. St. Louis § Gult Fast Lin anaas City «& Denver Fast Bx. Peoria, Burling.on & Keokuk Bx Peoria’ & Petin Special. seeceae Springtietd & Usnnibal Fast Line {Datly. sDatly except sundays, Nore—Pullmin Sleeping Cars trom Chieago to St. Lonis. Kansas City. and Peoria. Parlor Day Coaches, with revolving cilairs, Chicago to St Loms, and Re- clining-Chair Sieeping Cars, Chicago to Hannibal and Kansus City. so chunde of Day Coaches Calcago to St. Louls or Kansas City, Chicazo, Hock Gland & Pneifc Rattroad. Depot, cornerof Ven Buren und Sberman-sts. Ticket Offices, :4 Clark-sc, Sherman House, Palmer House, Grund Pacitic Hotel, und 75 Cauel, corner Mauteon. Davenport & Peoria Express. 10:00 in + Counen Bluty Fust Express... E45 p Bunsus Citi chison Fi 12:05 pm Minneaven 05 p mn) Pern Accommoc 5:0}p m Council Bhuns Nizht Express... it 9b5-p mi Enuwus City. Leavenworth & At-| chisun Night Express. {#10:0) p oo Minneapes & 5. Paul Raat Bx. pm Bine Island Accoimodation......|[° 6:0 m1 Blue Island Accommodation. wa Alue Island: Accommontatt Sp Blue Ishand Accommuda 14D ms Wiue Isiand Accommodates 0) pm Hue Isixnd Accoummudatior 2) p | th Chtenzo Accommodacion.. + 743% m Sonth Chieazo Accommoudal 2pm ‘Theatre ‘Train, ip m| Chureh ruin sb “ spalty excopt Sundays. tDally except Saturdays. 3Dally excepc Monasya, §Thuradsys sud Saturdays only. {Sundays only. Michizun Ceatral Railroad. Depots.foot of Lake-st.and foot of Twenty-second-st, ‘Tieket Olices, i Vinrk-st., suntheust corner of Kan~ doipb. Grand Pacitic Hotel, und Palmer House. Malt (ria Main and Afr Line). ew Yurd & Huswn Ex Special New Yora Expres Balamazon Acconinodadua.. Adanile Express daily, Night Expresses, oo Grand itapids & Muskegon Mati, Grand Htapids& ite.osky Express aGrand Rapids % Stskezon Ex. nday excepted. §Dally. {Saturday excepted. aSaturaays leave at §:13 p.m Lake Shore & Michigan Southern allway. Ticket Uiices at depots, Van Buren-st., head of Le Salte, Twenty-secund-st., and Forty-third-st. Ticket and frelent ofce under Snerman fiuuse, and ticket Oltices in the Grand Pacitic Hotel und Valmer Hoase, ‘Arrive. Leave. Mail (via Main Line)... Speenl New s ork & Boson Dew York Fast Express (daily, @Nuht Expres Michizan. tixpres ity), kbart Accommodation. aSaturdays leave at U:2.p m. §Daily. “Suadays excepted. Ruitimore & Obtow ta, Exposition fuilding and foct of Twenty-see- Pepdest Hexet vices, 63 Ciurk-st, Palmer loune, * ‘Grand Paciiic Hotel, and Depot (exposition Butid'g)- | Leave. | Arrive. Morning Express. Fast Express... Night Express. Daily. ‘Sundays excepied. SUMS as U trains tua via, Washington City, and weoniy ing rugmag La entice tratas through from Chicazoto New York wihout. change. iiGe'hew and elegant B. © U. bleepine-Cars between, Chicago and New York daliy at:lU and 9: p.m. sankukee Line. Depots, foot of Lake-st. und foot of Twenty-second- epotteker Ufices at Depots and 1:1 Kaudolpe-at, Grand Pacitic Hotel, and Palmer House, Leave. “Arrive. Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Lonts-| ville Day Expre: * 7:25 pm Do night Exozes PRED Pitesburc. FL Wasne .& Chicago Railroad. Depot corner Adams and Canal-sts. Ticket Offices, ts Clark-st, Palmer House, Grand Pacitic Hotel, and at Depot Leave. | Arrive. Dm Mall and Express..... New York & Chicago di ‘Auantic & Pacitic Expr Chicago Express... ‘P.ttaburg. Cincinnati & St. Louis Raltrond. (Cinctonati and Kokomo Alr-Lines.) Depot, comer of Adams and Canul-sts., West Side. ‘Vicket Utfices at Depot and Lil Kandolph-st, o Clark-st., Grand Paciic Huvet, and Palmer House. Leave. | Amivi + 8:50 a m| > 3:i0 pm 9 7359 p maj§ 3310 Chicago & Eastern Milnois Hailroad. * Gj (Danville Route.), Depot, Twelfth-st, near state. Ticker Oftices, tt Clurk-st., i state-st., Palmer House, and Grand Pa- cite, Brid.> express (cor.State und Randoiph-sts.). ™ yo CORE!} oct: DR, KEAN, 173 >outh ‘clark-st, Chicago, Consult pernu! a cal diseases. Ur. J. hean is fonds ncerens, of seal eden, Ud Hoag e op. Hours: ta. m, too m5 Sondayey to zm, 7 tengo all ee padoese ss Jasres | Arrive eee See Tbs Day Express. t 9:08 mt 4:15pm Nashville x *8:10p mi? 7:15am Dally. except Sundays. “Dally. o Chieayo & Grand Trunk Kaliway. Depot corner of Twelfth and State-sts. aay OF UY untin, tree UF cusrge, On all Leave. | Arrive. ‘Mail and Express } aml 80pm Digs Expressscce bpm BOam