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DECEMBER 1881—TWELVE PAGES, ie, elevwlne at 4 eet Mutretty 4h ni ra tit Hi Ths uy porta mn - ype hee we = | white dk abd HO, et ne Jaa) auariers Of beet, 2 eutcasson mut: HAY—Steady, Wit n fair domanidy (vere, aoe reco pistin two days, Oh demand mods | Hile-Uniee but Mrmr yearlings, bebziet Kastorn quero tec Pica than duet ihe recoipts oanged | ANd Wostuen, Zazor Now york Ntnto, she Rep eoid at SAEs oe LO They lamin $42 | gait and-unchausens Mulasmusaniecand unshangen, Sheral antes, FLPMA TOF BhOOps WMG LOK! Hr dumunds etoar i ‘s 4 Inte for twee days, Tess age ana quiet at sell. comets ae, ,OUIN. ; 7, M-CATTEK—Iteeol pte, 21, whilge "aamand for butchers’ xtders of HUM0 vcholee cows and ielte ‘oxnne Reames nnd ent Hood be so enrnefed ‘Toxans, $4.0KK8,251 PGs.U feeding siecrs, #3. t ’ . 18M: shipments, €: dull and Fenner Meee ods FLsroaR. tdi ghulee 0 fenoy, $1.00 i : warm, packers holding om Hot eet ry then ait AR the intter far ath, BOE aniinal at RUA butcters’, £Al bears Peeaiyns, 1100s Shipmente, 2500, “ WUFPALO. SCATTUN—ltonointe today, 12M: ihe dilenras tharket dull ond nabad Mia UCTS, SKIKOAUS fate to mudi: i cooled chute cows and oltors, 847 Hen ea stecolptes: A000; oonalanent AY iarket dull and Aninorniiznds fead 0) tid ily SY et Y Ms HONUTAIL tetueetet ita MN; tune for ealo W0.W Tor cunrsy tai); conalanod thr ie alp Homan offer tee qo to choice Vurkurn, Gs quaint: quan IneAMUN wolhts, MLA poghis Tult do @.0e4UN, lin, %, b BAST LINERTY trata tock wnfPass foe this nur ane wi aye tU through and Ee leat ets Minin, BILLY, wall sold outs, Wrlenie, BLOG ee unt abba CONT ia, rivgreonipte tolay, 420 howd: total for, two athe Chindelpular, BLM Vorkora, 08 0 get toitny, 2.000; total for two days, er—ttecalpte | ntFonins at bes KANSAS CITY. Dupateh ta The Mhteago Tribune, ania r, Moa NOV, D—GATTLR— The Price waxaag Uae itecolnte, BUG; shipinanin 8; ture formas native nuipvers, $1.UsdH. fay Nuttye mtockers Seng eT Sa Bie math vO, chmin, 2 Seg. tOs UTORN Dear Tilxad packing, €.00cE5.765 F LINENTY, ISDIANATOLIS, Hae Doully wonthor Wo 0 a shipping, s.a0uL; recut Fa te us wn male, LO, eau rum ah Tendy and UnehanKed rocolpts, 20; ship= ments pemand wctive nt F2.5i24,6% recoipte, TW. = CINCINNATI. * r 1, Now. —Neda—Htondy: cbmmian and aise; packlnig And butchers’, MUsiW; re- WpuRKa; ebipmants, LAAN * LUMBE . pte by Inke ‘“ueadoy wore about 3,000,000 Perey of this went: Ulrodt to the yards, Pres throughout are etl Wo quute: od anid teen gong ine! sate ca standard iat shinulon. Bevsssee ee 36 vatato at tho yaris ix very belek, Followlnye ara the pnlprices of dry lunibor ns Uxed by the trade, groun welling at $1.0 per nr toss: Hat, second, und third clear, 3et-Inch, Hvand vecoud clout, Talal, JeIncli ss, Taird ceur, rush. 2-H! Freud accund eipar, ardased stdin Gammon drorsod wldita pe jen. FvHing, nBcontl evnnItU Borbosrds, Lranel. Anors baasus, 126¢ 61 Brtock boards, 1a Clock boards, 1u¢12-inet fegee Hs SHIRTS tiamon boars, 1KU20 fh. Tommun boards, Ike ft, Limenelon slit, 4. higendion nut, 3 Finbar, 4x1 tOUss, inelustye, 19 FE f tat, rougit, and Ko0d,,, Lath... faingies, clear. fhingies. oxtra A... ‘hineles, slandagdy seco Following Is the daily atatoment ofthe Lumberman's Exchange for Nu TOTAL RRCEIPTR BL Rhinaten, NAME 1K M1. bet Tere iectecsegs 1,000 SALES AND BINVAENTS RINCH JAN 1, ry PS matt , Ba hs 3 ees Uh isa cece TREAT 124,641,000 BY TELEGRAPH, FOREIGN. Srtctal Dispatch tb Tne Chicago Tribune. Liveipuot, Noy. Y=1:30 a, m—FLOUR-No. 1, 1et No.4 10868, s GRAIS-—Whont—Winter, No. 1, 1s; No, 2 10s Giz toring, No, 1, 10s buy No. 2, 9a dy white, No. 1, 108 tay $0.2 1is7a; tuts No. 1s dat No, 2 1001td, Corn, io. Pnovisions~Pork, 76st lari, Gra Gd. livenpout, Nov, 0=MWu. m.—BREADsTUFRS— American flour, 108 d@tila, Wheat—Wintor, 10s bd In white, Ue TdG@lls 10d; springs, Os 10GIUs bd ¢ club, INNd@lladd. Corn, Ss 10d, Pons —Zie; lard, Gis Livgnvout, Nov. 2—Evontng.—Cotron—Firmert BGK: sales, 1200; spuoviation and export, 2000; American, Ri: . LONDON, Nov, 0.—TUNVENTINE—Bpirits, 425 Gd. ASTWEID, Nov. 0,—PETHOLRUSI—1SH4E ‘The following were received by tho Chicego Loard of Tade: Livenpoor, Nov. 3. —Whoat quiet but standy: red sinter Web No. 2 apeitye 10s Udy No tidy, Ue lott eadectined id. “Corn dutl wt 6a Wid. Carzous gfcoast—Wheat sendy, demund moderate; corn in fsirdemand and firn ‘Vo ntrive=Whont quict but Meauy, Corn tiem. Park, Téa, 1 is tkl, Macon, LONvON, Nov, WLI RRPOOL—Wheut guier but Cyt 8 € 3 ‘allow, 40a, Chooxa, fon, Bs AV hiewt and corn atenuly. elu, tUsabtle tu. Corn inivettyo at fs Wheutund corn stuady, Caruocs v Wheut steady, Corn trai, Cargoes on Wdugn, Varis—Whoat und Hour a siado dosrer, * ARK I, NEW XORK. ‘Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. EXEW Vouk, Noy, 9.—GnAtN—Whoat—An active dutlnens, mostly speculative, was reported in winter wheat, No. 2red continuing the pronounced favarit, adadrancing on w fuetuating markot fully 1@li4o vet bu, atimuluted by the buoyancy at tho Wost, shich wan inalntained very woll up to near wo ox- Meme closo, hon under 8 sharp break at Chicako Wlcer rave way horo nbout 4@3(a par bu from the Nehestnuures, to rally again In tho lntost tradmg Nout Heke per bu. Export call vory Mt- Ked. Spring whoat .waa quoted casoutinily un- greed but vory dull. Halos wero ropurted of Toon bu. Nu. dred, now and old rates, at #.33(2 Titi de rule now at #15894 freo on boned, and F008 ' loregular und ald at MWELdOG clowlng we 4 Lid new ruta und €1,49) No. trod Novamber op paecew and old rules Gnyatly.in suttioment), at PaHaLasi. tho latest at $1.383¢ now rulo; do Dar SRUIN noW rule, AL SLIFGLWY, cloalnz ab $10 bids danuary at F1.d%eb 43, closing at H1.42}45 do Fobrus werett HANKGL44 clowing at #145 bids do see ante geitGLATMG, closing at fT meee te Sti do stcamor endo at EL une sagt al AL ELSKGL ALY Ne Milwaukoo spring at tp etered, Corn futrly active, walgly In the op- alte, au. as boon quoted up about W@A{o pur bu, Hateeomevers Mroulurly un the aption tlt & Weneengt Palee tenurted of 1,t070N bu. Alixed By m ungraded wt G2e70c, ag to quality and cond!~ ri fae cree carelute at OlGdig; high mixed No, i Now York stomugr inixod at Gilfor Howat rete at T@itar Now Yurk Hide Tigites now yellow Southern at 70e, Oats Sane glad gery but eonerally woakur, In In- asp elding w trio, ‘the roan businows has boon 9. pe tay Uplten Hl. alos reported uf 487,000 alge Mester tugraded (3,00) Di) nt Waste, as 71 mized Weatern unyraded at 47500; posted ©XaW¢e, now and uta rola; white Bate ab mized Stata at S1@S%o, Itya heavy and ou a dull inarket{ 350. b F Stovegt her beluia Hato hoa i ge dtarioe id ti lw sala, ‘angi Uiglermu; Fad bu No, twosrowad‘Btato to Arriva Feovistons. : tating HONS—Hox produota ruling higher, but nets earn of frrauamny gat a fair busiuass, a Weatorn stoum Jard. Wi ‘ital feunust for uurly dolivury aint asuioctat Aix Nae mine latter for clutcy brands, and th sha opuul wnt, ach tiquiry, Doceuber uplons uated Ore danuary BC Hwa ling, and. Pebrus try MSS19-Si4g. Cut monte modurately active and eae Sy gtaulders quoted ae Tan tid Jung at gizde ty. eal Led y Nietlatows at gig ge muuderaty imovomont with MUU aL ia TICE for peli oe bang SW quate woukon'a vory dull market sail of Go “tartar retning smuscuyas Bed toga cPorivd of ne inyolea fora, Nos Prices, Attracting mora attention at Sree ih cos toat cluaing at 10ior 5 5 OTT As HG oxtra eee extra Cy Tysskor C, Tq@T(or yelowa, a mens comparatively dull, ates regulur Yor grain by the atoum ‘ur Liverpoul, the repurted ene by steams Hour Kt Thais ud for us low ua sy ked; room fur seal orate jocal shipments st Waters, Auoctated Press ‘OTTON—Firwy 12019 Bet leo; July, wi. tay August igabes Bove ets reculpts, 12.00) bris; exports, 1. id, Westurn, ta. Wada common to vod Hood to choles,” sisi; wi Pd Netto Gitoe Seems ate i Minnesota paten: pr aL, ned ® stad vasier; aftarwards with tons need n asioay lig 3h NU, DF mew und olds mbxdd winter, ' 0, sales of Slat No. 1d AY S'soambee sales oF a AON buy at $1 4i}681.4534, closit lca of dha bubat sonel ce riiheNe higher, clowida weak sod W bu; exports, Www buy un~ rR ry OSCOs Nu. 2, .) WAeTICI NG. % oe; January, The TROL Ua DL United, ‘ager Sern ee tawnery Algo, PUuk—Woestarn Trash concen nnd flemaft TAN, SATIER—Bewy, ehh a fur wounds henitock solo ituonon Avron and Riv Grande ight, mildly, PNR aM aStias arms domeatig.Reeen, a in euuil deinatids fem; do} 3 Bho! pitied, “xeric: unwashed, eso: 'oxar, Wis PROVISIONS—Dork fring modorately netiver now toons, NEaKalTIs, Koet quict and unetsngod Cut Ineaixanier und unchanged, Lard luwer Bnd wooks Drfmo muoaut, $110 SUTTER—Firin on ghaler, Me ch 1s scaroe nt 12B120, Cue ena on tind at heli3ge, p at: Hanuincturod conpurfems now shonth- nit, $23.00; Ingots Inke. gly.dee tit, Ply-iron qlee iitadin ehewthitics LOSS Ok Wailer cGUe Rue! showthttity ah, “Natls, od cellich, 8.06.0, : ban BALTIMORE, BALTIMORE, BMdu Nove —-FLouR— Quiet and ateaity. ‘ GuAIN~Whoat—Western Armor? No. 2winter red, spot and Novernbor, 1.dG@Li1 Vecombur, $1.31 ObL.BIS{t Januney, H.8@1441 February, e.413@l.c. Corm—Weatern Arner; mixed, epct, November, and Docembor, Kes January, we bid; Fubruary, Ie Tho, Onta atendy,, Itya dull at $1.02 1.0h, stay—stendyt trhne to cnoice Vennsylvanta, 11.00 Pioviatone—tdady and quid: mons park, #1801, Hulk meatsShouiters and moar Fly sides packed, 9¥4, fexit(e, Hacon—Shuuitors, wee; clear rib aldos, ‘lic. Vitiing, ice liPge, Lard—Hatined, 13540, BUTTER—Bieiny a: td oa Hin at 29a2o} Imad, er, ' “ GhOURNtEs comer Minty At aia nr phe sully Ilo -enrgoes, fo. Sugur firing AY watt, tfc, ae sha Wilisiey-stoady at aii, : Rinehart Livorpist peg stpamor frmars oat= urs dat acrulih BIGaUad. Urlay foat. 30,012 bur corn, MW bait rye, 437 Dn ma ‘orn, 47.08 bu, M23 but. ST. LOUIS, Bt, Lom, Mo, Nov, U—FL0Un—Low and mo- alum grads se better, - Wheat Wuhor and frimort No. 2 red, S139 cash, $1iiyelithg Nocember, Hasty city Jane HiGLiK Vebrunrs; Nu. 3 go, bets No. 4uo, Hing. Com higher: SHAH canh, Ghenktysa December, H4asrKe January, 0s'4e February, ste Barch,e”igauw May. Cate alors akearge cavity Ws4ceantga, yor, ita srige Bie hid. “Suey mennly Weiss eres MsyS abneaaey wkAD—Ntondy AG HH, BUTTER Merms dates, et cronmery, S&Bi0e, i¥—Dull und lower: . WHISKY —Siondy at $1.10, - POvIsIONH--Pork very slows noting doing. Dery salt moat th good dotnund for enrelota, but very tne. Tondly, Hacon quivt at lue, Wi¢e, 10}4c. Lard better at ED MG TS. _ dtncRt ers. ity buy my tour, 4,00) Urls whunt, 1,000 bu: cura, Onin std bis yo, Hono? burloy, HUH bi. Ta—Flour, G0 Bris; whoa, 18,000 bu none, A HTERNOON HOAID—Whaat luwors #142 Npcom: cambors $1403 dinnary: Las Febronry. Cora. tnaue "fowdyy ‘ie ‘arontiers Gocu uauatyy Glo Bubruary; Wyo Marchs Or3{e May. NEW ORLEANS. NEW ONLEANS, Nov, 3.—FLOUn—Dulls stipertines, HT6B5.00; XX, 5.0085, 405 NXX, @.002.25; high wrades, B.2VUT.. - : GUAIN—Cors dull aLTASe. . Oats quick at Maire, COuN-MEAL—Quiur und work at SLRS, ILAY—Seurco wnd prin: grdlnary, 2.008210; primo, S724; choles, PROGR: , -Provistons~Vurk lighers 3.00, Lard firmor; re Sinai, teres, $12.00; keg, $12,00@1275. Tutk meats strong nnd highur; shoulders, packed, Zo: nu sites here, Bacon scarce and ilrins shoulders, seselone rib und fon clear, lipgar no clear here, Hanis—Sugar- emgd dull and wietisnzad. WIGMKY—Stuady und unehanged, * Govern es—Cumh Hot but steady) ordinary to pri 4c, Muar atouly, Hood, OSfcatl4ar file tor tilly. fair, Ka hole Ket yellow claritiea, ‘Biesi¥ee e setlve nud ifrins common, bcie, centelrugal, cea: fair. ete, Wtiee anlet But firms Loulsiang, &a7c. BUaNn—Hligher nt #115, ——_+ 3 PIITLADELPOTA, PHILADRLPINA, Nov. ‘FLOUn—Firmer, dour dull and nnehanged. GItAIN—Whont ndyancod 4@Hcr No.2 rod, Novom- ber, SLIMK@Iil{; Decomber, #.7@l.ats January, UGLY) February, HAg{e1.0%. Corn—Demand notives ani! mixad un truck, Bc; steamer, track. Wet No. th tenek, @BMa}ier sult “mixed, Noveniier, Gxedses Decomber, HugAGTer Jununrs, cuainges Fubrunty, ZL ai Gatsin_ fair demands Now a waite, easter No.4 whita, 4@01 mixed, 0. PRovPiGNs—Yulet and unebanzed, BurtE ‘ Ato caraues, camino to a ae to Holunges Bye ed. heen lone, ato ‘bris; wheat, 2,000 ba; corn, Pat ay ont 3 ua, , fs DULPNENTS™ Wheat, 17,000 buy cord, 02,000 bis. , ROSTON, Boston, Noy. 9.—-FLOUR—Wostorn suportine, 4.75 @5.25; common extras, KiSAU.%; Wiscunvin oxtras, +s Minnesota oxtras, 4.0007,76; winter whuats, a2 for Ohi, Iniiana, und Mohigan, 7.252800 for #t, Louls anu Hlinole; patent spring whents, $400 20,0; winter du, F74G5.00. GRAIX=-Corn qutct but steady: now corn selling at Seite, most of the receipts boing In pour condition, Unts—Demund tase and market firm. Ryo seady, PUOVISIU! mig modarma trades, Aerren—Fir for choice grades, Cterse—stendy and tirm, Fuas—Btondy. “ ItpEK—Dulland wonk. ‘TALLOw—In folr domund; THETA. -Othors unchanged. HKcEPTE Flour. 7.200 byte. 1.200 sacks; corn, B00) Hioat, 6,600 Hut Oute, 8,500 bis. ; DU REMESTE-Flobe, Maid Uriny corn, 800 bu MILWAUKEE, . MILWAUKEE, Wis, Noy. 0.—FLOUR—Quiet and un- clianged. = GUAIN—Whoat dull; No, 2 Btilwaukeo bard, $1ik; No. 3 Mitwaukao, $18; Novembor, $1.24 Doceniver, HG; January, 1341 February, $27; March, HG Aprll, 9.234 No. 3 Milwuukuo, $1.03; No.4 and rex Jectod nomtnnl. Corn quiet; No. % tke, Oats Hemor; No. % 42%4e. yo lower; No. 1, tc, Iarloy firmurs No.2 pritut, cavh, Wu; Decomber, the, TRovisiONS--Advancing, Meus pork, $16.00 cash HISASLENST ti aatsan OE eae ne gee domands 13.76a0.10, Hloas~Strongor. in. InceipTs—Klour, 00 briag whoat, 17,00 bu; corm, BurtpstenTe—Htour, 12,000 urls; wheat, 8,200 bu; corn, Vow bu. © TOLENO, vos ‘TOLENO, Ox Nov. 1.-GRAIN—Wheat onslor; No. 2 red, spot, $1.askodt Docombor, $1.51 January, H1:8%6t Fobruary, 8.376) March, #.33{. Corn aulety No. 2 spot for Dovember, 30s January*hold at G2{o; May nominal attic, Oats qulot; No.2, 40. Choskn—Whoat quiots No.4 rod, pot, ELH bi 1 Decombor, $Li0¢ bid, $Listy uskor arauer ant, accra ne WS, ta a Mnreh, #.:20%6 bid, $1.40 nsked, Gorn quigts No. 2 apo Holt atside: December, iio bid, Bie eakedi Jans uury, ie bid, G40 asked? May, Uso, HeCKIVTS~Whout, 1U.Q0 buy curt, 9,500 buy oats, MUISIENTS—Wheot, GOM bu; corty, 8000 bu; cats; 4,00 bu, . — CINCINNATI! © CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.—CoTrun—Stoady; 14a. Fiauit—Euslor: family, 9026.00) fanoy unchanged, GRAIN—Wheat dull; Nu. 3 red winter, #37. Corn hoavy and lower} No.3 nixed, Gio, Oats straugizNo, 2 izes, Seg Hye. quiet; #1.03. Martoy In fair domand; ca. 3 fal, + Witty ONS—Vork In falrd omand: $17,00018.00, Lard sotlvo.and brig, wise Hunk monte quiet and une chunked. ‘y-—Hteady at 31,15; combination sales of On- ea EEN aonb buata oF Ld Dutotr eruatuos UTE ry. Wor choice Western Ite- nerve, 280} choles Contra Only. LOUISVILLE. = LLY, Nov. 3,—CuTron—Stoady at 1Yho, Fioun—Firin and nnchang " GRAIN—Whent steady; §AKs108, Corn firm on arrival: No, white, @o; do mixed, O(c. Oats steady on arrivals No. 3white, der do mixed, s@w_o, Rye tut at $1.0501,10, * Ui PhovibioNs—Stoady and (im, Vork—None, Lard, prime leat, Wide, Wolk meyis— Clone rib, 40 uluar aldes, @ic. Baccn—Nong, “Sams—Suyar-ourod, Lo. AVIS Y—Stoudys #115, IuGs—slow oy Foculyis, H7é77 oa! . KANSAS CITY. ‘Special Disvatch to Thi Chicago Tribune, KANHAS CITY, Nov, T—GUAIN—The Price Gurren roports;, Whoat—Ieceipta, 10,165 bu; sbipmonts, 88c2 bu: dulty No. 4, cash, per Degvember. Bn pan a vi33. buy pm eee ei stot Bocombers wigs, PEONTA. BASS buy Upmors Ns PRORIA, Ub, Nov, 9.—GNAIN—Corn steady; high mixed, Yc, Oats tirmy No, 2 white, #40 kyo nomiinuls No, % 97980, iguwiyRs—Unchangod at 1.15. _ UxcrieTs—Whuat, 1:60 bu; corn, 31250 bur onts, Beer a Tee FeReE Bt san but oats, ¥ + ror, oY buy rye, AO buy vartoy, bub bu. ‘i “BUFFALO. BUPFALO, N, Vu Nov. W.—Guatn—Wheat inactive; No} hard Duluth bold tray et 4b Corn quict und strong; ssles of 3,U00bu No. 7 ae Vate eat MB apes, Mer sted an ae aaa * DETROIT. sPRTHOVy, Mich, Nov, W—-¥LOUN—Quiet wt 40a 10CO} nt of unfavorable weathers Wt B.70GAL TS, Cilia * Guat d. Nol 134, uae wrartatonti tag swat Not whi BULYAENTS—Nond, 3 ‘ INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANAPOLIS, Novy, 0)-GRAIN—Whest frmy WBHOLIHE, Corn Arms WigGileg Oates ateadri 4 — OsWEGO. Oswego, Nov, 34-GualN-Wheat steady. Corn quiets Western mized, 74. ’ — corron, New ORLEANS, Noy. .—-Corron—Firm: middling, Udse; low du, Mio; Kood Ordinery, uae; met reculpla Wuaturn pucxad, 18920; roll, 35. corn, 125,WW unt oats, 2000 but re, nonhos barley, | “hands of in $0 bateay gro UWALV ERT tents guntinen TOU ath gy ity jar, 7,000 tn ‘ Ser Jow anlddling, 18¢e wand antinary, Yer nat ecelp Ae Heol iaions’ Gxbotts cuntinaats” BURY wales: M00; tack, 13,000, Ms ruc ‘ SUOS} age ofan alee ee A . PVPROLEUM, Pivtanend, Pa, Nove BL! Natwist--Activa United cortiticatan trroguinry © trite better: closed ae mits at Ties lanes, an ie ra ce ati Hig Ma MM greatly excited und woAornily th ft lariat Hie, advanced ta Disc, declined ¥ Thuyamton, baa) one f° “ DRY GOONS, New Yok, Nov. 3)-(oneral market quiat and stony; cotton goortsin Melt dumand: manure eapples prints und dress goods quiet: atapte glngliaws and, avorsuckera better demand for futora deitvery: men's wonr af wooluns and cloekines quict wid Moadgt fancy hollday guuds tulely active, “PURPENTING. WILMINGTON, N, C,, ¥, 3,—~ SPITS OF TURME TInk—Unobauyged, LS jth THE UNION GENERALE, Speculating Prone Monarchists—Thir- tyentx UM Mions Profit. Diapateh to London Tine. Vaud, Nov.t.—A special meeting of tho Union Générato was held yestorduy. This is tho con- cern whieh fas for months been the subject of Noreeconiilotson the Bourse, It was founded, ns hos been alleged, with Catholic capital; was supported by tho religious orders; was desigiucd to cowbut overywhere bereticnt, Jowlali, or free~ thinking capltal; bad operations in Austria, Sorvia, ‘Lurkey, Russta, and Heavily was fyhtine forn good eause, ‘and had consequently the command of all Catbolle purses, The essential ‘thing, therefore, wis tu crush this audavious noweomor and to drive It back from the citadel it wag sxeaking to ators. Whether nll this be true or aise, wgerated or ret, everybody has hen diseussmg the Union Génerle. At theatres, dinners, everywhere in short, canver- sation hus tirned apon ft. For mouths iis shares havo been more speculated In than any othor stock In the toarket, and itd movements hive been watched with anxicty even by those who had no Interest In ft on account of the ruin and panie a breakdown of the concern tight ontall, ‘The shares, which started nt OX francs, were quoted yesterday at 2.0 franes. In the course of the your tho ain vriginally paid up has been ‘multiplied seventeen timer, und nll this miss taken place whilo the bitterest attacks were bus {ng launchod nt tt, and its collapse was pranicted from day today. “‘W'he depostta were, moreover, increasing at t prodigious rate, and'at this no- ment the depositant a Nxed date, ut three to four years date, ntnount to no less thir 1:2),000,- 000 france to 10,000,000 Francs, Anild al this tho- Union Générate convoned its sharebolders to a genoral meeting with a positively unpuralleted Program. [t proposed to fully pay ay out of to resorves the 200,000 present shares, of which only one-quarter fad been paid up—that td, to take 76,000,000 francs out of the coifers of the bunk; to convert the nominative shares Into shares to bearer; to sauce 100,000 new shares of 60 france ull paid. at & premium of i francy-out of whieh tt would create a fresh reserve of 15,00), O00 francs, thus raleing tho capital to 150,000) av that, with the roserve and deposit, fe would lspose of 300,001,000 Francs in apente, {should bave been neglectiug mg duty in not attending duel a curfous meeting of 1 company which announced such results, while outude there wora peoplo who wero saytiue tt could! hava no protits beenuse it did yo business und only specututod on. the Bourse. The men who are ut the houd of it, who represent it abrond—tho weneral attitude, appesrance, aud Innguage, overything, in fuct—praved that ft was in tho who, aned in the front, have now turaed sway from pubile life and hive concen- trutud on this enteprisy thelr aptitudes, capital, and industry. Aghineo at its representatives shows this. Tnero Is M. Emanuol d‘flurcourt, so well known in the aristocratic world, who is now at Belgrade, and has beonat Constantinople, ‘on behalf of the on Générale; the Marquis de Beauyolr, ex-Cher de Cubinut, brothor-in-law of .. tho Duo Docazes, and the nuthor of na witty and popular neeount of hin travela with an Orleans Princo; Comte Pierre do Case tollane, who beira one of the chlef nities of Franoo, and writes with extreme ability and authority the financial bulletin of tho Union Généraic, and tho Marquis d'Abzaev, Mure, shal MacManon's alde-de-camp, a novlemun of the old Rohoo!, who Ia going to St. Patersburg to negotiate a grout enterprise in company with o gapitallst,- The Due Decazes te Prosident of tho company, and, lastly, thera is M. Rontoux him- self, an engineer and a mun of culture and knowledge, wuo bag also ronuunced public iif and tnken the direction of tols company, whic ig doveloping with such rapidity. Jt bas been oiieged up to tho last moment that the concorn was tesuing fresh sbares simply be- cauac lt was mined.and that thore would bo neither dividend nor bonus, whorens M. Bon- touxand M. Feder, the mannger, stated that tholr profits up to the th of - Septomber amounted to 30,000,000 franca, and that tho proits atready inaured for tho next. threo yours ox- ceeded that figure. M. Bontuux remarked, * Wo aro warring against nobody.| Wo have held nlouf from the futal tomptations of the Bourso, Wo protert ngainst tho hypocrisy. attributed to us—auuinst tho {don uf putting tho cross ou our doors In order to draw money into ourtills. It hes teen sid we were backed by the religious orders,, I know many of thuse, but onty those who bog and do not bring us capital, We posgeas the funda we state, ‘The prutlts we declare really exist. Wo bave half a miltiard of cnpltal at our disposal, and our operations ex- tond from Brazil to ttugahi, 1 ropel agin insuit the Ineinuation that wo dre trading on railgious gentiment; for that acutiment is ulwayy a onll for gueritleg, and should never bo (nsypired by interest,” Now, when men, ll reputed honuri bfo and tmostly rich, declire'that thoy have made 28,000,000 francs prolit, it muat be remembered tit thoy could not, without tremendous: risk, indulye in unfounded statements. ‘This undor- tuking {3 a social wotumorphoals. It ts the anc ety of yesterday, which, shuntad from political life, turns to anothor fictd, It is tbe monarchy ranouncing political rule and secking to galis power Iu reyion hithorto disdatned by it. Who spectacte fa oue which desorves native, A COAL RING. Clucinuatl in Its Grasp—Much Suffering Caused Among the Boor. Cinerxnatt, 0., Nov. 2.—The recont riso in tho Ohio River was to hayo brought down fram Pittsburg and othor mining polnta an immensa coal tlect, which was to perform tbo double ullice of unlocking a great amount of’capltal and ro- ducing tho price of fuct to the customary figure, The capital bans boon unlooyad, but prices ro- mnain unchanged. Dealers In pont still nate 18 conts a bushel for tho best grades, which years at expericaco bave shown cin by sold in this market ata pratit for front 1 to J2 vont, High Tutes havo tow boon domnded coutinuously for moro thin w yoar, Most of the time %y cents bus been asked, when buyers purchused under tho most fuvorablo clreuinatunces. The yery poor, buying a bushel or Jess at a tine from swall donlers, have “boon compelled to pay 35 and WW cents. As a consequence there was much ‘suilvring through ulluf fst winter, until there {8 tho prospect of an equal amount of sutfering the present wintor, On tho part of dealers, one excuse hay followed another for keeping prices up. Thore was ico in the river.which prevented navigation; thon the water was too biuh, thon too low, und whun nothing also proventod the barges boing floated down, tue dais bud a singular bubit of getting outofropair. Tholr oxcuses, itis now known, have been for tho tost part fictitious. The coul-yarda havo continued with short supplies for the stmplo ressou that a powortulring bis Leon formed which dictates how mob cout may bo sont hore, and then, with Inadequate supply for nu excuse, fx prices to sult thommulyca, ‘Durlug the recent blgb water 10,000,000 busbels wuro Honted down. tind tho con) kings chosen, they could have brought down 2,000,000 bushels quite ua gually, which wottld bave supplicd the tmarkket And reduced prices to a rensonablo NEO, ‘ 4 taving safely auchorot tholr feot opposit the coul-yurdy, the ring beld a inceting, this ovens ng and decided, Inusmuch us tho supply i¢ short, t continua to sell ut present pricay, Tueir futon bas oxulted much indignution: ong un fayorablo commont. sharp competition is necessary, and tho present enormous profits in the coal busiiess will attruct capitat, A coal railroad, will ba bullt tha corning season, and more compotition in the tranaportution of cont froin Pittsburg mines ls ulmost cortuin td de- yolop, Tn Loulavitla, 160 miics turthordown tho river, coal {a sold 16 por cent cheaper than here, the hay having no contrul over that markut, Jjut, whilo plans ure developing for broakivc the ripg, the poor are suifering wroatly, Soveral benovolonteminded citizens huve suggested that the assovlatad charitios should tuke up tha work and supply coal Jn the smallor lots at wholosule ratos.. It ie uot unlikuly Laat this will be done, 1 A Consctentions Schoolmurm, London (Ky.) Echo, Whilo we were in Jackson County, a fow days ngo, WO foarned of 4 vory ainusing incident, Barly lust falda youn man of Juckeon County aud bis sister, whose namics wo will not'ytve in this putrative, bired to teach a school in Clay County | in bartycrsbip, the younx lady to teach tha first’ ball of tho svbool and hor brother tho other, Very soon Afwr the young lady begun teaching ong of her largest twoulo studonts became her “folier,”* and in a ory: ghort timo they were imar- ried. Not Jong, however, ufter thay wero toorried the young groom and pnuthor of the bride's students ouguged in a tittle * knock down.” ach “of tho offenders wus brought betoro the fair disciple of the rod, was given wo impartial trial, and the young greom was proven, tobe equally guiny with the ofber, and was’ given bis choles of levying tbe sohool ur take a whipplog. ila chowe tho Jutter, so bia newly- tude tide did bersctf fair justico tn the nse ot tho fod, waVo ber buwbgnd nor # tow stripe cutting the blood out not i a few places, then everything has passod off smoothly, faces ae No need to suffer from corns. Curoaline ehaalates thom. 20, Fullor & Fullor, 24 Mare OE ali cete and tuce FO TARIFF-REFORMERS, Articles Taxed More Than"One Hundred Per Cent Ad Valorem.- Intoresting Statistics for the Delegates fs to the National Tariff. Con- yention. New Youk, Nov Nationa! Tarif Convention—GENTLEMES to nssure you that L approach your convention in the tnost friendly apirit. For, fteen sears L have struggled to throw light upon the oconointc queations of the countey, Now, don t you think it ‘high tlmo that sume reffef should bu given to that vast number of cousunfers who now gronn under tho must In- tquitous turi oppression gvor know Su blstory? Don't you think it fs a scandal and disxrace to a country to exuct dutles so epormons that, If thoy could not-be proved from ciiclal Agures, would be considered almost impossibie? Now, 1 beg to present to you int short, read- abtu torm today the tarltf duties exacted fn 184) ow Inportod artictes that pald a “ higher" rate of duty than 109 per cont ad valorem," showing the umutint of revenue the ‘Kreasury derived frum theth, und which may Justly be styled “tari curtositios AUTICLRS 1 A DUTY OF UOFEI CENT DUN THE VISUAL VRAI OF 1h ITH, WINES, Taaccu, ANG PRLFUSEN NUT INS CLUDED), Pe] ae ' gs87 85 23] 33 Articles, Duty. q A Ba| £2 ‘Tannte,. vr pound. [6 S|6 Unlorofar eee) LIM) ue pou lid, Avotate of coti.| “z Citoory, prop'rtt vinta gine ber pound FY @ per pound. ay wt +) por ng, foot. | ayh2e] 077,42) 113 1 per uation. a 43) 1S Tut por pound. | 2) ts Olof bay jd por vunee, | 7 a Wasting and Pad 4 the white - tper pound. Ter) a Crain butte.sss:| 0 per pound, gums 14) Sugar eandy.| 13 ner pound, ihsH Buntini,, 1] 20 par ag. yard and Br et ‘rota. Now, if alvohul for the use, of chenicals wero made free of tax tu the American manufac urers, there f# no reason why chloruform or acutates should not be free, and, In fact, some fitty more such articlos, Js it not rathor dise Rracoful to tuxtunnic 190 per centto gata reve enuo of $0037 ur chtoroform 110 per cont and get a revonut of $6.53? or neetato of sodu 2 percent and got a revenue of just $207 Coffeo Is freoof duty, Yet chicory, which ts really used extensively by the poorer classes of Germans and French, is taxed 102 percent in order to get u revenue of $7,352, bs The chief revenuv iu the Above high taxed articles {8 derived from plate glass ubovo “4 hy, #0, ‘Tha average olficind return, of duty in 1680" was THA percent. Hut as tho price varles and tho cust of this product Intety imported dacs not exceed 13 Od per square fout, the duty thereon at 40 cents per square foot Is reaiy over EW percent, : ‘ Now, upon what ground js this enormous, out- raweous duty defensible? If on the supposition Chat it fan iuxury, surely It cannot be catiod a xeeater luxury than the Must aod dearest kind of cut-ylase urtleles that grace the tables of our most opulent chistes, And yet the highest duty on cut-gluss or yilt-ylass is only 4 per cent. Tint. plite-winas iy not a Juxury, used a9 it is for building pw Chietly for front store win- dows, it bus become almost, 2 pscpasley to any thriving tradesman Enet. West, or Sout, Cor the dlaplay of his wares. And this is stuply a thx upon a men's trade, It frequently happens tint the tradesinin who does not own the prem Jevs, but hag it on n lense, provides bimselt with this now imost fndispunsable ‘attractiveness to bistrade, The.revenuoe dorived in 18) at the nyerige rate of G) cents per squire fool, or TOL per cent, was $#K,412.- If the duty wae reduced to 35 cents per square foot wo would certainly, in my opinion, not lose much rov~ onue, But suppose the loss did renoh $:200,0K; surely the several milllon of tradespooptu in this country—sny nothing ‘of tne house. owners—aro entiticd to ‘this relief, which would still Jeuyo tho plute-inss manufacturers on protection averaging ft per cent. On tho other hand, do you suppose there {8 a man in Congress that can oonseien- tlously udvoeate nduty of nearly 12 per cent ou piate-gluss? Or could such’ an enormous duty originally have beon posstbie if it had not beot disgulsed by that most convenient turlt swindle dodge—n specitic duty of 60 vents a” square foot? ‘To the average Congresaman, the forelgn price of plate gluss ts, of courso, uscaled book, and in voting for 60 cents A square foot guty po. did not know whut percentage he renliy td voto, Castor-oll {s taxed nearly 119 per cent, and we wet a rovonuo of $183, Laughijble 8 such o tax Ja, It 18 roully 2 bitter outrag¢ upon a whalo people, and somebody, or perlups balt a dozen alia, have the monopoly of pressing castor- oll from the castar-bean, and from tho pocket Gd only knowa how much moxey every. year. Croton-oll pays 130 per cent duty, and yleids a reventio of 21,950.80, Why should this necessary article, ae well na castor-oil, not bu on tho free list? Nor should oil of buy leaves pay “1 por cent duty, luxury though it is, Aud now wo come to the climax of the grout * taritl~ klepto.” Walting aud Parle white pay 9 duty of 44035 per cent. ‘hia greatest uf American lux- uriea, used fn the bulldiag and palnting all kinds of bol stubles, fs barns, is taxed over 210 ur-eent, If Co} 88 Were tO piss HA WCt that bis particulur profiuct should pay a duty in kind, Jnatend of ong cent per pound, and a mer ohant hud to import 1,000 tons of whiting, he would Live to employ no less than four vessels, three of the capucity of 1,000 tons each, und a sinaltor ono of the capacity of 400 tons in order to yet for his customers 1,000 tonsof that luxury Known ta Paris white, 1 bave not the toust idea on whoso tocs Lam troading in this exposé, But as we actually fi ‘ported and used 1,900 pounds of this product, rom which wo squeezed np revenue of $18,035, aud as our consumption of the home articlomuy porhups be titty times more thin we import, somo bappy men who have whiting quarries wit very comfortably in tho home protection woul, aud havo rather u mood thing of it. How fow of the turitf-makors rotiected that this Product Ine ours netuully a beavy tax ta the frelbt, which in itself is already nn vrotection. Casal buds, paying Ju por cout duty, und Sugar canoy 1203 por cent duty, beth articles yletding us rovenue of sul $0,271.70, Lonly cited usa tarlif curiosity, OF course, cnssin buds cannot bo made free unless: all spices urc mudo free, and sugar caudy ought toshare tho fate of reduvvon with raw sugir, Hunting, that * but” of adisgrareful monopoly; that sntire on liberty which taxes tho American uy, Or rather the material of which tho tlig ts mude, 121 per cont, is ufter wil only the ecoldent of tho wholo woolon monopoly.duties; with a revision of tho tari on raw wool and woolens, bunting will, of course, thud no friends. In any next 1 shall bnye the pleugire to pro- sont to you n Hat of tari curiosities that nald a duty of over 40 per cent and not exeeading 100 purcent. J trust you will look upon these rune tributions in tho spirit of usoftil statistical in- formation, which may intuence your dusire of areal tarilt voforot, Tam well awara: thut radl- cal obunges, uli at once, would be us unwise as thoy. any prove, under axistiug clroumstinces fupracticable. But.what the great consumers way oxpect {6 the adjustment of the present tarlir, which will ronsonably reduce the seundal- ous dutlea Lhavo cited, Kospeotfutty, od Be Boone, AUTICLES THAT PAID A DUTY OF OVER 60 VER CENT, AND NOT EXOLENING 97 YER CENT ASMLNTH, WIXES, TOBACCO, AND PENYUMEY Nor INULUTEL), Article, - Cleaned rico, Rate, Sic. per pound, Greou vopparas.. es per pound, Meerachuum pipou, * $1.00 per ross, Yond nnd porcelain piped... ....€150 per gross, Bllver lout... wee eaveeret OU. POT puck, Horae-shoo null Sauured nut marked. 7 Stout raily sce. ic. por pound, Drugytts.e. seer a, Por aquare, Baluoral valued pot exceeding ‘We, square yard . seco ese sD, DOP pound, Balmoral valued ovur Wo. snd 6 NOt aver Ble. square yard,,..,-400. por, and: Biankot not over 400 por pound.2ue, per pound, Blanket valued at over and not over We, per pour 000, per pound. Blanket valued oyur dda, aud vot a caver 80c. per ponnd...,..... ++... per pound, Flanuel not over ey por pound.ve. per pound, Flannel valued over und not, oxcouding Sc. per poutd,, He. per pound, Flannel over, 00, and not or és per pol je eee } per poun Worsted hoslery AU, a and not excouding We, per ¥'4.000, por pound. Worsted, hosiery vatuud te tos pa as seveseesses QM POF POURG, 8c, por pound, ang TOL OFCr BOC... 05 400, per pound. All otber woolen yoo cy i oe per pound. over 40, and nob over Ge, per. . POUR oe gees +, +00, por pound, All other Woolout? goods Valued over de, and not Ovor Be, Dor re POULA sees +40, por pound. Woolvy hats valucd 80e, and no! ‘: over 60u. por pound +roesd0e. Dor pound, Woolen yarus valued not ex cvoding 40c, per poutid .,......200, por pound, Woolen yarn valued 400, and + fe jot ayer Udo, por potind..,.....00c, por pound, Woolon yarns valued tc. nud nol aver 600. per pound...,....40c. per pound, Cleaued rice, which now pays a duty of 0535 a cent, is un article of food, not for the rich, ut cbivily for the pgor, ‘otax an article of that kind 06 per cent in timo of pouce, when the surplus revenue amounts to tou,"i¢ sins ply « National shauie, cepecially when we cons sidor that this tax fg 8 perfect biind tethe Soutn- ern States. The Patua ur any otuer East ladls rie cannot compete with Saath Carolina ete simply bevwtse tue South Curelian ree vom guires to the Patna rice ns docs Sea Uxland cot+ ton to tho East India Dhoilera or Surat cotton, ‘The above hat of artictes, with thale enormous duties. wre pretty Instructive. ‘The result ts a tax DF 8] per cent ou green copperas and a rev. enutor fin, Horseshoe nalls are taxed () per cent, aud a rovonue of 815.40 Is collgcted: (0 por cent is chneged on spares not marked, which wives a rovenun of 81554, Rut when we come to tho stecl-rait duty t fect that there is something of diore Importance to call your attention to, The tux on steol ralls is exactly £28 per ton. fF eadnot de better thin tay before you an extract frm Mr, David A. Wells" letter tothe Iowa Stitte fader, printed Nov. 4, exposing tho enormity ofthis iniquitous “steol rail kiepto.” Mr. Wells sn}s And how much dees the tnx at present adountto annually? Let us sec. ‘Tho domestic (pecuation, of ateel rafts forthe year 184) was hg.A60 net tones the importations wore 16RZt0 tuna, Inllenting a domestic consumption for tho year of 1.113,6% tons, ‘The average price of the ameriedn product for the yoar 1880 waa €47,60, Tho average prices of Hessemer rails in Great Uritatn for the satpe period were between L6and nor from SH to $i. ft Im, therefore, clear tv the full pound of flesh—€23 per ton—which the tariff ullows was taken on all the Hessemor teat Falla bought and used in the United Stutes uring the yeur 1850, and that this increment of yrice in consoquence—which was ,n tnx ot gomestic conaumption—ainounted 1h tho aggre ate to #1s5ce0, Thirty-one intiions of dol- ral” ‘Lruly uv big suin to bo divided up amoung deren atecl-milis, which hold the English patent and refuse to ict othors In this country une it. And yot this convention lu New York ts held to demand a higher tarif-taxon Atnerleun con- sumer. PROPOSAL, Mail Lettings, _ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct 16, 1881, PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this De- partment until 3 p.m. of January 7, 1882, for carrying the mails of the United States upon the routes, and according to the schedule of arrival and departure specified by the Department, in the State of Illinois, from July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883. Lists of routes, with schedules of arrivals and depart- ures, instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds and all other necessary information, will be furnished upon applica- tion to the Second Assistant Post- master General. ; THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster General. NICOLL, the TAILOR, | serra ranssmes-— 1 For the erection of Three Detached Ward Bulldings Pioneer of Moderate Prices, for thy Kustorn Hlospitat for the lusany, ot Kankukea, LAKESIDE BUILDING, Inet, are Leroby Invited, ‘ ida willbe recelyed until 2 o'cigck p. m., January 8. W. corner Clark und Adame-sts., OPPOSITE NEW POST-UFFICE, 1, 190, when thy bide will Lo qvened in the irorence of such biddersas may astond at the City-Hull, Kan~ Samples and rules for se)f-measurement sent by mall on appileation ererrwhera, kukau, Miinols, Mraneh Stores tu alt peiuclpal cities, * Weber pianos arc tho best. Examinn our stock of upright and grand plunos Justunpackedt at the Wuver Warerooms, 30 and 232 Wabash avento, ULSTERS, ULSTERETTES, Self-lined, Wool-lined, and Silkelined, made to order in the most perfect style from $20, $25, $30, $35, $40; and $50. ‘The right tv reject any and all bids Is roxervod. A fosvonmble bond ta tho amount of ‘Twonty ‘vhourand Dolinrs will be required for the falthful performance of the work, Drawings and specitientions of, proposed buildings may be seen at thu ofice of James KR Willett, Archi- toes iH Lan 3 Horst. Chicago, ou and aftur December ‘rhe buildings. ete.. must bo entirety tnlahed and leted un oF before Octobor 1. 1Kst, KARE, Iiinola, Nov. 3 WL, 8,1. MCCAGG We KEDDICK, UMN ty, DONGVAS BROWNS IRON BITIERS. : UNION DEPOT “HOTEL FOR RENT, Proposals will be rocatvei by tho undersigned until Dec. 15, Inet, Tor the Letting forn turn of yenrs of the hotel and dept privileges of the new Unfon Depot at St. Joseph, Mo. ‘iho proverty ta ba tet len part of a new and tund: some depot hullding, Jotnily aceuplad by Kx railroad companies, und consiats of the following: Hotel of- we Nining-room, vurtor, kitchen, barberehop, bath x. Intech counters, check stand, and guvonty Nts Petts, For further information address 1, ¥. TUTHILI, President, St. Jonaph, alo. Milwankoe Ha: thy Sit. Brent May eM y Groon Hay, ria danesyilt mal Oaticonh, via dunenyitte . pmicl pba ip i, i pm 20m RRIVAL AND .DEPARTURE OF dienes tutoniny ctenit i swunday aseusteds tlouday excoptec i ‘ Uniedke a Northwestern Watlway. ForMaps,Timo-Cards,Sleoping-Car Accommudations, aoniy at fe Clarkeat, Grand Haritic, Haimor Mouse, And depot corner of Wolts aud iit x Ys Mou Clty & Yanko Tos Moline bay Exprena Lies Moines Nizht lxpruns, Marahalitesn Kxnre: Codne Mtoplds Expro. ‘dar Hapisa Night 8 extard & ini rampart & IUCk LONE, eons Freaport, Rockford & Dibndn.. St, Poul & Minneapolis Hxpreas..t¢ Pau al Hts Hswress. «(ft re! 252523892953 32253583523523 28: perer iret tr & Blwin Sida Higin agrees faut Lepr Ses = 35. we Qniney saliron Sleening-Car Accom: Kent. Grand Itettte Tha Snnatand Sixteonthssts, tnd (200 ern Passuncar Depot, on Canalst, between Mudl- son und Adutus-ste. Arrive. Leave, expr yun exe Se xCity Bx Lainbopttuek aliete storing A pbowner's Grove Acconmodatn bSoptuna & Pacitio Tepress, bxtdueeph, Atehisons PopeKn Bx biunsag Cliy & Denver Expresn. Aurora Binday Fnesonger.. haAurons Vassonuer, bMendota & Otte: bet Laiule Expresn hRovktory & Fi bAucarn Pane BAurora 1 den Motnes, Giintin & Linentt ht Fans, i eVoans xpress, aknnaas City & § bF report & Dubus SET a Daily. Sntuniay, dt Daily, Dubuque, Aint. i ve and arrive from Centr Depot, footer Lak bea, waukee at Ni, Paul Wtatiw Unlon bey Hadiann, Canal, snd Adnina-st Wieket Ott ish Clarkert, Grand Bacitie Yainer Hou: Milwaukee Enat-Mall. Milwaukee Expres Wankestin & Qconomowin Bx 5 Splmaukee, Bt, Haul Stnno- polls Express trains. “Green Hay, Menasha. ploton Express triitns Milwaukee, Madinun, Frat Chien, towa, und Bakota Kz, Stovens Point and Ashiand Kx Aliwankee, Madison, und 1 du Coten Hxuress.. AAuertyville Accominodn Rockford & danosvillo E: Elgin Pasrumar, Dubuane &C Sfoux Clty & Dubaqua Fast Blain & 1 id Pumeenger,, Slain Special Faat Express, Itaxea Accoinmodation,... ‘Traine for Humboldt and North Chicaue goin. und Hat p.m arrive 6:40 nto. and laily, Bunday excepted, s 6 Culcare & Alto! i asd Gani: ‘nton Depot, West Side, curne: nand Canals betwoen Madison and Adamant. bridges, and ethind-aL ‘Ticket Uifices, at Dopois, i) Soy th Grund Pacite Motel, and Palmer Housd, tion Tonve ni THAD Oe Mt Toave, j_Arrivo. ansas City, Denver, Muoblo Bx. spars 323 pm finaas chy, Saute or Mare ee B a* 2225 poo 19. AriaunadCallforhis Fant Ex: $11:00 p aut) 745 n ne Ht. Louls, Springtuld & ‘Vexas, 9iue ta). 33 pm Hr Louie Surintteld & ‘Toxins... 4 St Houle Bx. via Jucksonvilld:s: [#11 ‘Mobitu & New Ortunns Exproas..* 0 Peoria, Kookuk X Bur Cie Ington Kuat Hxpross§ Chenoa Pokin & Peoria Bx. via Jone Streator, Lacon, Waahit nt Joliet & Dwight Accommodation. ile Centrat inlirona. Hite Depot foot of take-st, and toot of Twondy-second-st, inrk, Grand, ‘Wicket OMices, 2 itandolpt-ste noar © Paettio Hoteivand I'ntunor Hou. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ogc OFYICE OF THE BECIFTARY, Was ON, D. Cy, November 2 1851, Senlea proposnis will bo récelved ot this office writlt one o'clock p.m, of Thursday, December 15, Tel, for inanufacturing, "delivering, ‘and putting’ In plice furniture required fur the’ United states Custum= Mouse Building at Nanheiiie, tenn. Upon noplication ta this office dotalted information wilibe furnished furniture manufacturers desiring fonubmit propusale, : : ‘The Department rerorres the right to reject nny or all bide oF paris of any bid, und 10 waive defects, ned) * CHARLES J.-FOLGER, Rocreta: * BROWNS IRON BITTERS aro SPECIFIC. & certain cure for all diseases requiring a complete tonic; espe- clally Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intore mittent Fevers, Want of Apvetite, Loss of Strength, Lack of Euergy, ete, Fnriches the blood, strongthe ens. the muscles, und gives new life to the nerves, Acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing nll dyspeptic symptoms, ‘Whis great spucttic cures that most Jonthsome disease, SYPHILIS, § Whetbor "In tts Primary, Secondary, or such as tusting tho svod. Belehtug, ‘Tertiury Stage. Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, * Removes all traces of Mercury trum the syatem. ete, The only. Iron Preparation Cures Serofuln, Olu Sores, Uhoumuttsm, Eczoin, Catarrh, or any ilivod Diseuxe. * Cures when Mtot Springs Failt fn ounlalynnt, Ark Moy 2. 19m, We nave cnses th our town why lived at os 8) ed with 8.8, 8. Springs, wnd Wara Sally cured wih BR Ba Momphis.Tenn., May 12, Wo have sold 1,20-boitles of B.S. has given universal ratietuction. | Kai jana now recommend It ass puvitivo a1 acre ali SVSLANBPIELD that will not. blacken the tecth or glye headache, Sold by all Drug- gists at $1.00 a bottle. BROWN CHEMICAL Co, Baltimore, Md. Ree that all Teng Ditters ara made by Rxown Cuawscan Ca. aod have crossed red inrg aud trade mark on wrapper, AT SOM: fi BAKING POWDER, 878.8, has givon better antiataction ina any tinge icine 1 Have ever sold, de Ay BLEXNKI ie Nay PARR APES i MEIBSETELL, ot Sts ms rete sae: POLK, MILLEL & Co. alltte never Enown, Fe §. 8, to fait to cures casc of akon ypbilts when properly. ri TO ENNAID. aah fia Wann bP avove slaners arg eartionen af bie novo Rune He CaLgurtt Gor. of Gouruine If you wish, wo will take your coxa, TO WE PAT vor Wigs conten, Write for particulars und cop af little book, “Stoesage to Uw Untortunate,” or asl druggist for it. 1.000 Hewned wit! bo puld tonny chowtet who wiilind. on analysis, WW bottles S, K. Syute particle Of Mercury, ludide Potassiunt, of any Siineral aud= atanco, BWIET BPECIFIC CO. Proves, Atlanta, Ga, Ea™ Price of reybtar or tar; size reduced (0$L78 per bottle; emalt size, holding hai} the umount, price $1. AG. Ts, VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON: & CO,; 99 & OS Lake- cor, Dearbar AND BY A OIEIES. Sold by druysleta cverywhere, PRINTING. - nn errands Ameen nae RINTING FP EVERY DESCUEPTION, i Mave large facilities fur the execution of Hooks, Pamphlets, Calvoguun rico Lasts, Papors, tc. [a-Prosswork dune forthe trade, tro lich roiophone, wr drop & eet eatde wi st COMPAN OTTAWAY oy fa bd Feunkliacst. EDUCATIONAL ausyivonin Militar” Aendeays Pi Ut Knut ATE, omisiry, Classics, (nentet: Bavrous comlutreds Col-vhenct jah bros Ee K eS Seo Made frum Mrofossor tivrafords' Acid Fhosphate, * + Recommended by leading physicians. Makes lighter biscult, cukeu, ote. and is healthier thun ordinary Baking Pow. er, Intcana, Soli at w reasonable price, ‘The Horsfurd Almanuc avd Uook ook sentfres, + . Numford Chemical Works, Provigence, It. I + and A Tako-st., Chicat EXTRACTS. - LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT - OF MEAT, FINUAT AND CHEAPEST MEAT PLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES'AND SAUCES, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRAGT F MEAT, An invelusble and palatable tonle fa all cases of weak Cigestion and debility, “Is a surcess and @ boou for which nations should feu) gratefal."—Ree * Sfedleal Prev" " Lancat,” “ Hritiah Medical Journal, do, CAUTION,—Genuine only with the fao- * alintle of Baron Lisbig's Biguaturo in Bluo ADE across the Label, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, ‘To he had of al Grocers snd Chemists, Bole Agents fur the United Sates (wholesale ooty), O. Daria 00,45, Mark LA ILDS. neds 32 SoCurKSr. Gucssaks Chartered by the Bata of Tian, for tha anecl ores Trivale, Necrawe and (bres pee Leckie two repvier (Allopaibie and belo STOCKHOLDERS STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING STOCKHOLDERS’ NOTICE. . ‘The Itoguldr Annual Mueting of the Rtockholdute OF the Chleago Dry-laek Couipany wlll bo boli at the offve of the Company on rauluy, Jun, tite ith, at Lo'cluck Monet a owed uf Mirect- ors, and uf each other busiiess os Die Ee “ Hee ete ae ED AVIDEON, Sucrotury. a 7 saouige tad tanh bf tobsus, Wf ll dougie of tases ren, SCALES. I eenaliienewintthcaira tiered Call or adnan —_——rre ese A Dr, BECAB, 342 6. Clark 8t,, Chleage. Ile FAIRBANKS Bend twoiscent stamps tor circular, STANDAKD ,SCALES Cos, Lake Bt. & Dinh Avs., Chicars, Bocarefelse HUY ONLY TUM GRILISK, SetDR,. KEAN, 373 South Clark-st., Chicago, ‘ x by mall, free uf churye, on all ciientel, bornuseue specldtdiosnres:, Droge Rout te inthe ciy who warrutia curve uF Yue di bo 8 pe Wy BUM s, Oy LE aa *ePuoring 1 it. Lauls & Toxas “xpress, 8 St Loulg & ‘Texas Fast 1Lino,. Xpringhetd Eprinutiold sight ey LPeoria, burtinguin & Keokuk: Ington & Keokuk, ALAOFLL Express, Bontine & Wabash, St. Louie & Pactic Ital! Union Depot, State and Twoltth-ste. All ears run to Che Yepat, and Wontworth-ar, withinone block. 'Taket Ofticon, bs South Palmer House, and Grand Pacitic Hotel. oar Leave, jt. outs & Gulf Bxprens..ss.seees]0 8:45 05 10 Bt Louis Guitar ringss ts: fu:0d p Kaneas Cily & Donver Fast fs-:: (Hz) pm Paorta, Durlingion & Keokuk £3 /* 4:45 0m, Peoria & Pokin special = | § 9:00 pm} Springfield & Hannibal '# (01413280 pm iy. sintiy oxcent Sundays, = (OTK—Pulinan Sloeping Cara from Chicago to, St. Loula. Kanvus City, und Peoria, Parlor Day Coachos, With revolving chilrs, Chicago to st. Louis, and its. qlntng-Chalr Hooping Cars. Chicnyy ty Hankibal and Kangua City, No chanue of Day Couchos Chicago to Mt Louts or Kansas City, Chicago, Rock Istand c& Pacifie Kattrond. Depot. conor of Van Buren sud Shurmnn-st. ‘Ticket ‘Oftices, 6 Clark-at. Shurman House, Palmer Huusu, Grand Pacitic ote), and 73 Canal, cornor Mauleon, Leave, arrive. Ravenport & Peoria Uxpross, ia pin Pogned Uturts kom exptues, 2 gain Kansaa City, Leavenworth & vhisun Fast Express, Minnesvoiis Ft Paul Leru Accommudation,. Counell tuda Night Exprus: Kaas City, Teuronworth chisun Night Express... Minneapotis fe 8. Maul Fi Blue Iatund Accommodation, istue tsland Accommodation: Bluv Istund Acoummodation. Me Island Accoumodatian, lug Jaland Accomoiudution,, sland Accommodnauon, Buuth Chteago Accaminudati "Bout Chieayo Avcommodatlor ‘Theatre Uruin,. * Church Train hls pm “finily excupt Sundays, Dally oxcopt, Saturdays. Dally xcupt Moncays. {Vhuradaye und Yaturdays only. fSundaya only, * ° Michtzun Central Rattroad, Dopota.téat of Loke-stand foot of Mwonty-second-at, ‘Pioket Ofices, 7 Clark-st., auuthonss cornpr of tans dulvh, Grand Wacita Hotel, and Paipiur ous, Mall (vin Math and Air Lino). Now York & tfustun Ex, Spuctul Now York Exures Retanuaaug Avcominadn bd od, i La 6 IOAVY AL OI15 p.m. Lake Shure d: Mtchtzan Southern Hallway. Tigket ONicos at dopota, Van Huron-st., bond of 1.x Balle, ‘Swanty-secund-st., and Forty-third-st, Tckot und fratzht ofica under Hnerina ng, und tiekus ofives In thu Grand Pacitis Hote mur House, “Arrive, “Mall (vin Stuln LNW) sseeseercssene Hpecial Now Vork & Huson ix; Rew York Fast Hxpross (datly), Aulantic 8. ¥. Express (dally) Night bi: Sitchigan Exp Eluhurt Acemminu ~abatirda, excepted. Baltimore OBO as fulldinu and Sout of Twontyen ee tdeu Ss Clutkerty Paltaur te 4, Ex} Panu Caer te tablets wha Depot (exposition Bulla'ah Leuve. | Arrive. Murning Bxpre: Frat xpress eee Nushe Expreas, ‘Daily. ‘Sundays excepted. see aerainevun via Washington City, and Chicaga to Now 7 id vloganc 1, & U. Siveping-Cats botwoea, Cee tomas awe Cork daily webtld wnt Bead oe MKaukakeo Line, ts, foot of Luke-st, and fuot of Twenty-suconds Deport: dot Uiticus we Dovots aud Tat Htauldolpirs., Grand Pacitie tut und Palmer House, Cincinniat), Indianapolis & Lots: villy Day Express, ponlgbt esvreas. Pittanuen, Fu Wayne 2 Ch . sot earior Asus a POU atieats Paluur House, Geand Pace 1Hotely Wut Depot mesh ae ES oT cvs | Atri. di Mall and Mxpressssseesys ory Row Siew se cunteage Ulnalia Atlantic & Pauly express Unicuge Expruaees sesvees taburg, Ciycianutl & Mt. (Cineinnat{ and Kokomo AlrLinen) ot, corner Of Adams sud Cuiel-ats \Vuet Bide Roxue Uluces af, Depot und iit Randulph-st. rhvat.. Grand Hacita Lot Falmer House, 5 cl Day Mxpreat e Loganspors Accommiodatlol, Night Exprase tautbye Chicago @ Rastern illinois Huttroad, fi veaaeganllle Houta ticks oar Perko tater, Pala e 'plekat, r Houma wad Grand) a= Cer aie Rupresd (our. stale ‘und Yaudul poste, Jauye. | Arrive. Vi00e m|t ais pn Budpiul fuse 4 fially, vxcoptbundaya ‘Dally, vi y divand ‘}ruak Ballway, ’ Oieput corner of twolfth end Biate-sts. ‘Mall and Expresi DMxut apres, etu|? B39 pra pin|§ sou

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