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MONDAY, MARCH U, 1881,
Monetary.
BATEUDAY EVENING, Ttfyvth, 9,itGli
Financially, this has been decidedly a dull day.
M*hs banks get scarcely any reliable business p*por
Tor discount, for the very good reason that there
is noa.e making, and with them the day h»» run its
round in securing deposits, paying checks, and
retailing very mesgre amounts of exchange. De
posits arc stcadily accumulating waiting for a de
cline in exchange. The demand continues very
light and the nominal buying price has declined to
day to 6 per cent, premium. We doubt whether
round lots could have commandedabovefiX. The
selling rate is still 7 per cent, premium, but from
the tone of the market, we presume best customers
obtained concessions of X on round lots. - The
market all round was dull and heavy.
There does not seem to be any demand for gold.
It is well there is not, for the country daring the
past winter has been completely drained of coin to
make exchange. Nominal buying price 6; selling
7 per cent.
The Season, Ac.—lt has been colder for the
most part of the last week, and the'prospect - for
an early opening is not so good. All things con
sidered. the general business of the. city shows a
Mr degree of activity. The remark continues to
be repeated almost interminably that Chicago is
|he most active city in the Union, New York ex
cepted. As an evidence of the substantial charac
ter of that business, we hear to-day of an eastern
capitalist who has been loahing money in this city
since 1852, and now has a million of dollars invest
ed hero on bond and mortgage, say that not a man
in Chicago owed him a dollar for interest. All en
gagements are punctually met. Avast amount of
obligations of all kinds have been wiped out with
in the last few years, and the day is not distant
when the people of Chicago will have their own
millions to Invest Instead of borrowing of eastern
capitalists. Our readers bave not forgotten that
our fellow citizen, Walter L. Newberry, Esq., was
one of the Adders for $40,000 of the late govern
ment loan. But so long as Chicago and the coun
try west of her is improving so rapidly,meet of our
capitalists will find more profitable employment
for their foods than investing in Government or
State securities.
St. Louis.—The Democrat of yesterday save
The demand for cxchange continuee small, with
the selling rate steady at 6 prem. on the East for
bankable funds, and CX to 6 for currency. On New
Orleans there ia scarcely any call, and 43£ to 5 is
the nominal range for bankable, and X to 1 per
cent, higher for currency. The Building & Savings
Association takes Dlmois and Wisconsin currency
on deposit at 2* per cent, discount below bankable
funds, but it is rather accumulating at this rate.
No more discount ia charged on the new batch of
Illinois discreditedjuoncy than this. On the other,
20 per cent, discount is charged by the brokers who
deal in it.
St. Louis,' Alton & Chicago Railroad. —Week-
ly statement of earnings, from Ist to 7th of March;
1861:
Passengers
Freight
Mails and Express..
Total
Corresponding period 1860.
Increase in 1861 “ 2,333.37
Cincinnati.—We take the following from the
Gazette of yesterday;
The market for New York exchange was dc“
cidedly close to-day, and the leading drawers had
as much as they could do to supply the demand.
No change, however, was made in the selling rate, ‘
which we continue to quote at X premium, but
dealer* paid 40@45, being an advance. Gold quiet
at premium. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
New York Sight 40@45 prem. }4 prem.
New Orleans .. par@Xprem K prem.
American Go’d X prem. prem.
Missouri currcucylß X better, and we now quote
it at 554 discount. Illinois and Wisconsin remain
at 7 discount.
Bikes—Philadelphia.—The following is the
weekly statement:
Capital stock.. .$11,809,835 $11,808,885
Loans ffi.UG.B64 25,065 314 Dec..61,550
Ppacie 4,901,704 5,006,938 Xnc.;105,2&l
DucTmothUks 1,802,474 1,927.040 1nc..124,5C6
Dnetooth’rßka 2,873,990 2,852,424 Dec:.21,572
Deposit* 14,635,806 14,868,730 1nc..232,930
Circulation 2,795,113 2,811,431 Inc., .16,373
COMMERCIAL.
Saturday Evening, March 0,1801,
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty-eight hours:
RECEIPTS.
Flour, Wh’t, Com, Oats, Bye, Bar.
„ . ‘.l! bris. bu. bu. lbs. bn. bu.
G.&C.D;BLI6. S4B 1718 2457 1715 643 803
C.&R.LSCB 3500
LC.R.K. 200 1050 7350 850
0.n.A,G.7t. H 2376 1250
C.4N.W.R.E. 320 4480 .... 82 446 61
C.A.&SLL... 1163 .... 9891
DrVd Live Higb-
Beeds Hogs HogsCat’eHlfis w’ns
„ , lbs. No. No. No. Jbs, brls.
0. 107T0 65 60 56 UGO 50
C.&E. J.S.B. 6725 69 .. 3870 H2
1. C. B. it 64 350 44 3700 45
C. 8.&0. E.R. 6889 21 70S 800 80475 51
C.AX.W.R.B. 7500 20 3558
UAN&SLL-B, 8 60 90 30274 ..
Titfil
.30834 232 1083 995 73437 S- r 8
The Liverpool steamers of the 22d and 26th nit e.
were telegraphed this morning, reporting a doll
market for all kinds of Breadstuff's.
This news, however, had no effect whatever on
the markets here. Flour was quiet and steady at
previous prices, with light solos at $4.20©4.30 for
good spring extras. Wheat was in better request,
and the market was decidedly firmer—new receipts
No. 1 Spring being sold atßoc instore; old re
ceipts No. 2at 75®T5J£c, and new receipts at 7S*£
©76 c. Com was In active inquiry and very firm at
STc for old receipts Mixed, and 27&©S3cfor new
Timothy Seed was active and firm at
si73&2^2>—dosing quiet. Clover in fair demand
and steady.at $4.00©4.89. Highwincs were steady
at sl4. ;
In provisions all we have to report is a sale of
Mess Pork at $16.50, at which figure the market is
quiet bnt firm. Dressed Bogs were a shade lower,
with sales at $S 00©G.S7^’.
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
Satcbdat Evening, March 9,18 CL
FLOUR—Received, 1,931 brls. Market quiet and
unchanged. Sales 40 brls “ Canada” spring extra
ats4.3odeL; 100brls "Turtle” flat hoop at SL2U
dell; 100 brls do round boon &t $4.25 del.; 2 0 brls
‘‘l*henlx”at $4.20 del-; 100 brls *• Washington” at
$4.20 on track; 175 brls Superfine at $8.50 del.
WHEAT—Received,7.24Bbu. Market flrmorand
more active. Sales, 2,000 bn new receipts No. 1
Spring at 83c in store; 2,000 fbu old receipts No. 2
Springat 75c in store; 6,000 bn do at Ts#c in store;
1,000 bu do at 75Jf in store; 700 bn new receipts do
at 75ȣc in store; 1,600 bn do at 70c in store; 300
bu choice Club for seed at STc deL Bagged wheat
Is in good demand by mUlers and shippers and the
supply is light.
CORN—Received, 26,074 bn. Market firm. Sales,
4200 bu Canal Mixed at 29c 'afloat; 10,000 bu old re
ceipts Mixed at 27c i i store; 1700 bu new receipts
do at 27ȣc In store; 3000 bn do at 23c in Ptore;'sooo
budofor delivery during the first half of April,
sellers option, at Sic f. 0.0.
OA rs—Received. 2.147 bu. Market quiet and
nominal at 16V®lC#c.
RYE—Received, 1.039 bu, 300 buNo. 1 sold at
443*0 in bulk on track.
BARLEY—Received, 2,110 bo. Market un
changed. Sales 230 bags fair at 59c on track; 140
bags at 40c on track.
HIGinVINES —Received, 238 bble. Steady.
100 bbls city at 14c.
ALCOHOL—Steady at 31 ©s3c per cal.
SEEDS—Received, 30,834 lbs. Timothy in ac
tive demand and firm. Sales 1.800 bn choice in
one lot at $2.85; 217 bags and 100 bu prime nt $2.75.
Clover seed more active. Sales 10 haps prime at
f44)o;Sbagßats4.Ss:Gobuand G5 bags in lots at
LUO Hungarian in demand at 85c.
MESS PORK—Firm. Sales 100 bbls city' at
sls-50. • •
LARD—Nominal at 9*£ c. ‘
TALLOW—DoII at B*©9c.
HlDES—Received, 73.437 lbs. Market quiet.
«reen.s©s)£c; Green Salted, s>f®6c: Dry Salted,
loauc; Dry Flint, 12©12Kc. ‘ *
BUTTER—Firkin. 8®10c; Dairy, U®l3c, ..
EGGS—lngood demand at 10®l0>tfc. .
POULTRY—In good demand and firm* Dressed
Turkeys. 9c; Drcbsed Chickens, $2,60 perdoz. • -
POTATOES—Steady and quiet ntlß®£lc, -
DRESSED HOGS—Received, 232. Market a'
Shade lower. Sales:
12 Hogs, av. 286 lbs. at $0.37)*.
<i ** ** 260 ** *• K37#.
” 290 * 4 ” «.««.
211 ”
29 “
SOO ” 655.‘
44 280 V 44 G. 25.
15 at s6.o6®&3s,'dividing on 200 lb*.
29 at U-0&&1L25, “ . f* 200 “
Exports from-Mew York fertile Pint
Quarter in 1861.
The following table shows the shipments of
Breadstruffc from the port of New York daring the
past three months, compared with the correspond
ing period of 1800:
1801. iB6O.
Hour. bris. 555,827 67,873
«'<mi meal, brie 12,465 11,478
00m.ba..., 1,217.012 27,710
Wheat, bn..... 1,803,164 109,495
Rye, bu ‘ 225
Oats.bu 15,490 747
Of the floor exported, 963,985 brls went to Great '
'Brftaln; ibri to France; 2,SS3bds tolforih.cf Eu
rope: 0.094.br18 to other, parts of Europe and the
East Indies; andfi5 t l64hrls to South America, Aus
tralia and West Indies.
Of the corn exported, 1,182,688 bn were sent to
Great Britain; 0,423bn to North and
27,915 ha to South America, Australia and 'West
Indies. r y..
Of the Oats 10,000 bushels were sent to" Great
Britain, and the balance to South America end the
West Indies.
From the above table it will be seen that Great
Britain purchases about nineteen-twentieths of. in
the breadstnffs eold for export In New York. I '/
Frekhlson Lake Oatario.
“'’’"'The Toronto XRc&e of the 7th contains the .fol
lowing:
Forwarders and freight agents seem to bennu-
GtmUy dormant, and we hear of flew contracts hav
ing been made. Some engagements for flour bv
steamer to Montreal have been effected at 85c., and
even 40c for first trips, bnt they are Hmttr-d One
propeller, the Magnet, has, we believe, secured a
cargo for Ogdenstiurgc, to be shipped the latter
part of this month at 25c, but we questlcn xnuchlf,
she will be able to get out of Burlington Bay in -
time; where she now lies. No doubt it is impor
tant that Canadian breadstnffs should be moved to
the seaboard as early as possible this season; be
fore the immense stocks in the. West are put in
motion; We should therefore regrctmnch If the
high rates steamboat men are anticipating ghnniii
act in any way against its being moved.
We understand there is a considerable quantity
of flour here and at other ports on the lake reqnlr
inmto be delivered in Montreal before May is out
.- based on that and on the supposed
' : - • warcily of capacity may. induce :thm to hold out
for high rates. Yet we think shippers seed not
entertain any fear but that in proportion tothe>
quantity requiring to be moved,-eo will be the
. supply of means of transport. There were no
complaints last season of the want ol converance
of flour to Montreal. All grain requiring tb be de
livered there this spring can be transported to
Kingston byeehooners and thence by barges down
the river- Therefore the steamers have to rely
chiefly on flour for cargoes, and tqeyknow to their
loss that its greater portability over grain renders
the railway an active competitor. To secure car
• goes, owners and agents-should show a greater
wilUnguyes tpmttet chipper# pt reasonably
New York Dry foafti Ti«de.
[From-the N. Y. Independent, March.B.] >■.
'Comparative' Statement of the Imports of For
eign Dry Goods at New York for. the week and
since Jan. Ist:
For the wcekt 1659.. 1860. Htflvi
EntVd the port: .'52,628,461 $8,778,084' $1,89.50S
Tbr'wn on m'rk't 3,820,079 8,917,707 ~2,414,843
Since Jan. Ist. "
EntV4ti« port. $31,003,612 $25,600,653 M7.t3M93
ThiVnonm’k’t. iaiOO.TOV 26,283,634.. 14,034,440
Since our last report there has arisen a consider
able demandforcooda- purchases have been made
for theSonthern market, but theeeare limltcdtq
time, and wW -not-,bo repeated. 'lndependent of
this temporary demand, tnerc.is 'a steady quiet.in
crease ofdemand for goods South
western demand. Domestic goods are in more re*.
qnesL Tfifetradc in printshae oecnlcxie. Jobbers
have increased their pmebases—reselling freely.
The stock is much reduced and prices much firmer.
Domestic lawns are also quick of sale. Heavy
shedtings and shirtings sell more freely. There is,
howeve r , largo supplies of bleached goods, which
weaken prices a lliue. Drills ore firm—the receipts
being all taken pp to fill previous orders, uelalnes
and rhalMea bave become more active, and desire
goods sell readily. Thcrchas also teen a consid
erable movement In foreign goods. ? -The new tariff,
imposing heavier duties oh and After the let of
April, has rendered Importers firmer as to prices.
The great increase in the dutiesis equivalent to
prohibition of many art! les, which places out of
all qae tionthe certainty of a - permanent decline
of revenue. Low priced woolens, delaines, prints,
pilots, beavers, fancy casslmeres, will be excluded.
There la, however, a stock oirbsnd which will sup
ply; the wants of the market for some time.
The demand fbr dress goods has been active,
and the importers of Frerclugooda have been re
alizing a part of their stock at good prices., Fancy
dress labrj.es -hava been sold to a large extent.
English lawns .are brisk of sale at good prices.
English printshaveilso sold well. • • ..
The leading' dotnestlc bouses hare transacted a
heavy business; though the total bales of the sea
son are much'contracted. There are not so many ‘
doing business, and caution in giving credit Is ex
treme; but where there is no fear, goods arc
pressed on the buyer,even to the giving of extra
credit, if necessary. The large jobbers who sell
at a four months credit arc enabled to bny at twice
(or more) that length of credit, so that if only they
iaspiro-confidencelthey can transact business to a
large multiple of their capital. Like tne foreign
exchange houses,- who sell their sixty-day bills on
their own branch houses in Europe, receiving cash
for the same, and paying only at the end of sixty
days, they can transact a large business without
any actual advance.
The stock of printing cloths on hand in the Prov
idence market is said to be abont 700,000 pieces.
The production is not far from 70,000 pieces per
week.. The present demand is so small that prices
are very heavy and stock Is accumulating. Some
large sales have recently been made to speculators
at low figures. The concession within a few
months has been fully one cent per yard. These
facts will indace some manufacturers, it is be
lieved, to turn their attention toother goods.
The importations are very light,- with a certain
prospect of becoming lighter during the existence
of the new tariff. -It-is only the very choicest and
most costly goods that will come forward from Eu
rope under the new tariff, unless there should be a
fall in the price of the raw material to make up for
the increase of duty on the fabric.
STARKKXS JBYXHELAXESTMAHiS.
N. Y. Hide Market —March 7.—The market is
‘dull and depressed. The only sales are 300 wet
salted Mexican on private terms, and 200@300
Buenos Ayres from eecond hands at 21c, less 6 per
cent, cash.— Courier, and Enquirer. ,
Philadelphia, March 7—The flour market con
tinues very dull and prices, if .anything, favor buy
ers. The only Bales reported for export are a few
hundred barrels at $5 « barrel for common Penna.
tnperllne, and55.31X@5.60 for good western and
Penna extra. There is a steady home consump
tion demand from $5.12)4 up to $5.50 for common
and extra brands, $5.62)4®6 for extra family, and
SG.SO®7 for fancy. There ia but little inquiry for
rye flour or com meal. Grain—The demand for
wheat continues quite limited, and to effect sales
holders have been compelled to submit to a conces
sion of 4®sc 3 bu. Sales of 8,000 bu lair and
good Penna red atsL23@l.2B, and 1,000 bu south
ern do at $1.30- ‘White ranges from $1.35 to $1.45;
a sale of 500 bn at $1.87. 600 bn Penna rye sold at
CSc. Com continues very doll and prices are rath
er weak. Small sales of new yellow at 56®57c,
and 1,000 bn'-old do at 61tf@63c, part afloat and
part in the cars. Oats are denial 51©32 c for Dela
ware, and 32X@33c foi Penna; 1.700 bn' spring
.barley sold at 75c, cash. Barley malt ranges from
85 to 93c.—JVbrfA American,
Total this month
to 7th Inst;
5,088.15
11,920.09
815.34
17,629.58'
15,446.81
Ocean Freights at New York-—March 7.—To
Liverpool: 600brls floor, to fill, at 3s4>4d®33f*d:
7700 bu wheat at l2Xd in ship's bags ; 400 bxs ba
con, 200 tes lard, 40s: 500 bxs cheese, 455; and
by steamer, 40 hhds tallow, 60s; 250 bxs bacon,
SSO do lard. 50s; 250 pkgs batter, 65s. * To Lon-'
don: 8000 bu wheat, m hulk, at 18d; 50 tes beef,
Bs6d; 200 bales, 300bxs bacon,4os.' To Bristol:'
The ship Caravan, with 50,000 bu wheat, at 12#d
in bulk and 18d in ship’s bags; 2000 brls Spur
at4fl. . ;;
Cincinnati, March B.—Our flour market was
stiffened to-day by the news from the cast, and
holders are Ann at' $4250t0 4-55 asking figure for
superfine. Such orders as are received are mostly
for PUperftae.'-Stockßare saidto be quite light.
The high grades are neglt cted. Wheat wasaUttle
• more saleable to-day. Prime red is quoted at 97®
.OSc; white at $1®1.05. Kentucky white was sold
at a higher figure.sl.lo,and is in moderate demand.
Com is-contmued at yesterday’s quotations. The,
inarket isdull, .hnd some effort is required to sell
shelled. Oats are inactive at 28Xc. Barley is held
quite firmly at 73c for prime fall, and sales arc little,
more easily made at 70c than for a day or two past.
Rye is quoted; steady at 60c. Whisky has a heavy
markdtntldc.
• Pittsburgh, March B.—Grain—Oats have im
proved and are in better request; we note sales at
23®24c from first hands and 25@26c from store.
Rye morainal at 60c from wagon, and 55c from
store. Barley steady at 50c for spring and 00c for
fall. - Wheatth good request and prime Mediterra
nean brings sl.lO from wagon. Com very doll at
38®40c from first bands, and 41®42c from store.
Floor continues to meet with but a local demand,
while rates remain firm and are well maintained.
The following are the current rates from store:
extras $5®5.25; extra family, $5.25@5 80, and
fancy s6®o.2s—the inside figures for spring wheat.
There is no inquiry for superfine, with but little or
none on market.
New Orleans—March 6, P. M.—Flour infair de
mand, without change in prices; superfine, $5.25.
Mess pork is dull, and the demand quite limited at
$18.50. Bacon is firmer, tbe stock being quite re
duced, and prices a shade higher; sales or shoal
ders at sides at 10J4®10)4, and clear sides
ntlls£c. Lard dull at 10c; the demand is quite
light. Bolk pork unchanged, and steady at 634®
B>tfc. Whlskv dull at for rectified. Corn is
steady at 55c for mixed. Coffee in fair demand and
the market firm at 13c for prime. Sugar firm at
r>34®CJfc for fully fair to choice. Molasses Infair
demand, and the market firm at 23c for choice.
Cincinnati—March B.—There was more disposi
tion displayed to sell to-day, and a good deal of
bulk meat offering, but In < rder to effect sales
slight concessions had to be mode. The sales were
250 bbls mess pork at $17.00 : 50 bhds bacon shoul
'dersat7>£c; 200.000 lbs bulk sides, averaging 45
toe, ut Bi<c: 100,000 lbs shoulders at 6&c; 200,000
lbs light sides at B%c; 200.000 do shoulders and
sides at 614 und B#c; 30,000 lbs light, sides at
packed, and 1,000 pcs hams at 7j«c loose; 100 tierces
rate there was some demand.
Small sales bacon aides at 934@10J4c, the latter lor
clear.— Gazette.
St. Lotus—There was very little change to-day
in any aspect of the market, as receipts and ship
ping faculties, freights, were the same as we
have heretofore reported them, except for two or
three' articles, including oats and corn. Receipts
of the former, for the first day this season, were
decidedly large, being near 50,000 bushels. The
effect was to depress the market. No sales were
made over 28c per bn, and for round lots did not
exceed 26c. Corn was in pretty liberal supply and
meetjoga diminished demand, prices assumed a
drooping tendency, and a b.rge part was held over.
Whisky—Market inactive bet unchanged; SOObrla
solid at the market price, and 410 do in lots atlS-ifc,
part for currency.— Republican.
Milwaukee, Marchs.—Receipts6,92obu wheat.
The European advices, per steamer Bremen, pub
lished in this morning's SentUUl, caused a decline
of l©l>tfc in wheat; the market closing this after
noon at 7ij<c for No 2, and SOc for No 1 spring In
store. A lew thousand bn No 2 were sold on
'Change at 78c, but before the close of the board,
large amounts were offered at that figure without
takers. Club sold to a limited extent at 83c, deliv
ered. Flour was very much neglected, and nomi
nally s@loc lower. We quote country spring ex
tra at s4@4-15.f0r the ordinary range of qualities.
No transactions were reported on 'Change. Coarse
grains wcrenominallj unchanged andreedpts very
light —Sentinrf
since our last have not exceeded 5.200 bu. sl.lß
was the ruling .figure for the present sample. Com
-.iQou to active medium brought sl.lß©l,lU with an
active demand. -Spring Wheat—The quantity de
livered from teams would notfamonnt to over 4,700
bn, and wai*soldatS7©9sc. Choice loadsof golden
drop found bnyers at 97©9Sc; bnt little was offer
ed ; demand active. ‘ Barley In small supply. 60©
53c were the extreme figures pa d. Oats in moder
ate supply, though the price fluctuates with the
quantity.offered. The prices ranged from2s©27c..
Com—Some SOOO bn of this g rain changed bangs
fur diitilling purposes at 50c on track.
, Pbexgiits at Milwaukee —The Sentinel pf this
morning says:
Freights continue to have a drooping tendency.
The schooner W. J. Whalingwis chartered to-day
. for one trip to Kingston at 20c for wheat, and we
understand a vessel was engaged yesterday at ISc
for the first trip to Buffalo.
Cincinnati— March B.—Clover is In' better de
mand, an’d prices are higher, closing at $4-00©4.13
for fair to prime. Timothy la dull at $2.60©260.
Sales of 40 bn clover at $4.00,42 brls at $4.16,42
racks at $4.10, and 25 bu good timothy at $2,25, 35
do choice do at $9.C5,20 do prime at $2.50. -
New York— Match 7. —The demand for clover
and timothy for the country trade has. fairly com
menced. We note sales of 500 bags clover*at 7.J*
©Sc; and timothy at $3.55©3.50.
We note safee.of 1000 bn state and southern rough
flax at $1.45®1.65, cash.'
- PrrTancnQH—March B.—Clover lias Improved in
price and meets with a request at $i.X5©4.20
—as to quality. Timothy is in moderate request at
$2.15<&2.25 bo. Flaxseed is rather unsettled,
and.we quote nominally at $1.10®1.20.
PinuLDßirnLi—March. 7.—Clovcrsced comes
forward slowly and in fair request at yesterday's
quotations. Sales of 190 bu fair and prime at $4.73
©5.0 SOO lbs. and some inferior at $4.00@4.25.
Timothy and flaxseed ere scarce. The former is
worth $3 $1 bo. The crashers are purchasing the
latter at $1.50.
. Toronto—March B.—Timothy seeding an active
wholesale demand, at prices ranging from $2.80©
8.00 $ bo. Cl oversee aia cqnaUyactivc, at *4-75®
5-OO^bu.
; Baltimore—March 6.—There were sales to-day
o' 300 bn cloverseed at $5.00@5.25. We quote
timothy at $2.75©3J» for fair to prime lots, and
flaxseed at $1.25©1.35 bn. -
Milwaukee— March &—IOO bn prime timothy
sold at $2.50; clover seed is very dnIL and the
best would hardly bring s4.2s.— Sentinel. •
, Detroit—March B.—Cloverseed in good demand
at $3,73; timothy $2.50.
Sr. Louis—March 6.—Sales were reported of 12
bags clover at $4.25; 100 bags Hungarian at tjfVv
and 50 bags Mulclt at $1 $ bn. -V? -.
BalTlmobt:—March 7.—The market for all kinds
of articles under this head remains qniet, there
being bat little doing. We note-soles of bacon In
wnall lots at 8 cents for shoulders and 10c for sides.
There is comb demand for bulk meats at 6# fop
shoulders, and B#c for sides in loose lots, while
packed bring 6# ©7 for shoulders, and B#©9cfor
sides: balk hams are selling at 8 to 9c as to quali
ty; - In barreled meats we nave no movements to
notice, bnt continue to quote the market nominal
at $17@17.12# for mess; $1860©14 forprlme, and
$18©13.50 for rump. In lard "we hate no sales re
ported, but quote the market as ranging from
©IOC for western In brls and tierces.
St. Louis, March B.—Beef—A lot of Shrls round
Port:—The market for mess is
yery dnU; holders not disposed to give way in pri
ces ; sales include about 2(30 falls in iota, at sl7 23;
150 do. $17.19#, and 50 brls inferior, at $16.60 $
hrl.TJumpa held at $11.50©12 9 hrl. Cut Meats—
L'oceipts liberal, mostly on previous contract;
sales of 1,100 pieces, various, private terms; 10,000
pieces at 0c lor shooters; .B#c for sides, and T#c
hams; 1,600 shoulders'at 6c, and 85,0901bs sides at
B#c, packages extra? also, 40,000 shoulders at
OH'c, and 85 *ides at B#c, a choice lot Bacon—
The demand is limited; city cored unchanged;
sales of |0 cks country at 7c for shoulders; 9c for
hams rtteodo#c for clear sides, packed.' Lard—ln
autiveraaleeconfined to reran parcels; some
xuanq for shipment, but buyers arenot taking hold
at taeAskiuit rates;'sales comprise CO packages
choice, mostly in tierces, alo#c.; ronndlot will
n6t commandover 9Jfc: 40 ptgs Nol, BV©3c;
60 domaimtaetorlngrat B#e; 4G do Bc, ana
25 *egs prime country at 9Xc,'—BepulUcan. -
Eamloes of the New York Canals.
The Auditor of the Canal. Department of the
State of New York, states in his report that the
canals havei toparttwenty-flvp years, put
Into the Treasury of the State no lets than SBO,-
090;0Q9, only seventeen millions of : which have
spent la repairs.
[PromthoN. Y. Courier and Enquirer.]
Beeves —Trade at 44th street was again brisk,
and the. wholei supply, though about ISOhead, were
detained until noon to day upon the Harlem rail
road, was disposed of before this afternoon closed.
As the quality of the drove was considerably below
that of last market, including as U did a largo
■ number of coarse, rough bullocks, an actual ad
vance in grades cannot do quoted; though butch
ers in most Instances seemed willing to pay the
full value of their purchases. There was the dif
ference,-however ; drovers opened the .market at
the quotations of last week, and kept-it at those
figures, notwithstanding the low grade, until the
close, and as more selections were made at 9®9Kc
than on last market day, the average price will
hear the advance of %c. There was abetter dis
play of working oxen than is often met with at
these yards, ana the demand was snflldentto drive
off a full car-load at a range of $125 .to. $l5O per
yoke. ’
TUe total receipts of Becvca for the week, inclu
ding Bergen sales (550 head) and transactions at
stables below Forty-fonrth street, were B,6'Yhead.
At Forty-fourth street, the total number on sale
was 2.Boohead, snpplledby th« following States:
New York, 505; Ohio, 265; Illinois, 1,152; Ken
tucky, 147; Indiana,lßo; lowa, 180; Virginia, 103;
Missouri, 48; New Jersey, 10; Pennsylvania, 63.
531 came by Erie Railroad, 929 by Hudson Elver
Railroad, 800 by Central Railroad of New Jersey
065 by Harlem Railroad, 827 by Camden and Am
boy Railroad, and 63 were driven in on feet.
Prime grade?©
Hood “ “
Medium to Fair ? ©.
Poor “
General Average
A few extra may be qnoted at 10c.
SWIMS.
Trade was very dnll daring the week and prices
have lost all of the advance qnoted incur last, and
the prospect is that there will he a farther- decline
before next Wednesday. We quote:
Live. Dressed.
Heavy Western corn-fed prime,
?©... 6£®sX 7®7*
Light Western corn-fed prime,
?© B«@s# 7@7*
Distillery-fed 4&®5 6@6K
Small prime corn-fed hogs, suitable for retail
butchers, are quoted at s#®sJfi live, and 7#®
7jtfc, dressed.
Beeves.
Cows..
Calves.
Sheep.,
Swine.
SEEDS.
PROVISIONS.
NEW TOBK CATTLE ISABKBt 1 .
T<m THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, waw»tt Q,
BEEP CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
EECEIPTS FOB THE WEEK ENDING mabptt 6.
This Week. Last Week. Inc. Dec.
.... 8,653 8,833 420
.... 95 64 11
.... 432 322 110
.... 5,880 6,670 210
.... 6,624 4,710 1,214
31ABKET BIT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK March 9.—Floub—Heavy. Sales
6,500 bhls at 5@5.25 State, an advance ofsc. $5:40
®5.50 for Ohio and $5.20 ©S.GO for southern.
Chain—Wheat—Firm. Sales 63.000 bn atsl.l6@
1.18 for Chlcrgo spring; $1.22©1.23 for Milwaukee
club; $1.29®131 for red western and $1.53@1.5S
for white Michigan. Corn—Quiet. Sales 82,000
hu at 66®67c.
Provisions—Pork. 'Sales $17.12X®17.25 for
mess and sl2lO for prime.
Whisky—Dull atl7K..
/CHICAGO IULL-FURNISHING
KJ DEPOT.
T. W. BAXTER & CO.,
ki notaotosees or
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES,
OF ALL QUARRIES.
- 0. W. BSQWITS PATENT PORTABLE
Flouring and Grist Mills;
DUTCH “AU£ER” BOLTCSG CLOTHS, _
Cast Mms and Separators,. <
B spars tors for‘Warehouses,
Belting of AB Kinds, • .
Hoisting Screws mid Balls,
Bran Dusters, Picks, Proof Staffs, ftc* &c.
FAIBBASES.V g.CALSS,
AND
MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY.^
Flans, Specie cations and Estimates furnished wlatv
desired,'andthe construction of Steam and Water Mms-'
contracted for entire. ,r -
Steam Engines, BoUen, dec., See,
The subscribers having obtained the Agency for the
cale of Steam Engines and Boilers from the manufac
tory of GOULDEsG, BAQLEY is SEWELL, Of Water*
town, N. T„ would invite the attention of purchasers
to their superior merits of style, workmanship and'
powers; also, tlicir very low prices. The following 1h a
uct of prices of Engine and Boiler, together with Heat
er. Water and Steam Pipes, Cocks, valves. Arch Cast
ings end Grates, complete and ready for use, delivered
In Chicago! -
S home p0wer......| 503 20 horse power |L2£O
8 “ “ 575 25 a “ Lsoi»
10 M “ 723 30“ “ 1,675
12 M a 800 35 M “ 2,000
16 “ ** 1,100 40 . H “ ..2,200
and in like proportion for.larger sizes as required.
Every Englnels furnished with
JUDSO2TB PATENT GOVERNOR TALYK.'
For Flour Mills we confidently recommend'them as
beperior to any other style of Engine, and they win
Save from 35 to SO per Gent In Fuel
over the hsnM class of boilers In use in the West. We
shall keep an assortment of different sizes at our es
tablishment, where they may be examined and the
necessary information obtained regarding them. Com
petent men will, if desired, be famished to set up and
ctart engines in any partof the country. Wealsosnpply
WAXES WHEELS, SHAFTING. GF.ARTNG, AO.
At very low prices.
T. W, BAXTER Sc CO’S
Ann Furnishing Depot, West Water street, between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago Illinois.
Feet Office address 80x174. ocffSMy
'J'O GRAIN SHIPPERS!!
Richard’s Iron Corn Sheller.
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
Capacity from 1000 to 5000 Bnaliels
per day. ,
PATENTED SEPT. 25TH, 1860.
Warranted to shell clean In any condition of grain,
withont cutting It and requiring less power than any
shcllcr of same capacity.
MANUFACTURED BY
«T. C. RICHARDS,
BOX 1445, CHICAGO, ILL.
Office and Manufactory at Letz & Johnston's Iron
Works, No. 84 Franklin street fc2C6l-ly
Q.ILBERT HUBBARD & CO.
Ship Chandlers,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TWKfES and CORDAGE.
205 & 207 South Water St., (Cor. Wells,)
Would call particular attention of the trade to our
stock, as wc at all times have the largest and -
best assortment in the West of
SXanila and Tarred Hope.
Ditching; Ropes,
Bass, Bagging and Borlaps.
Canvass, Oalcnm,.
Tar. Ditch. Chains,
, And Tackle Blocks,
GOAL TAR RQQFiXQ PITCH ANO FELTIMB
BED CORPS. ' ,
CLOTHESLINES.
BBOOM TWINES, all qualities,
WRAPPING.TWINES,
in bundles or barrels,
- BELL ANO SASH CORDS -
NETS AND SEINES.
Cotton, Flax and Hemp Twines,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. .
Having also a SAIL LOFT our facilities are un
equalledm the manufacture of
TEJiXSi WAGON COVERS, AWNINGS
AND TARPAULINS,
A large stock of wldcb we have constantly on baud or
make'to order at the shortest notice.
G. HUBBARD I J. S. TURNER 1 G. B. CARPENTER.
SW Send for our prices. lekcU-fim
70 Lake Street 70
PAPER HANGINGS
For the Spring Trade.
The subscriber is now opening a large and choice sc-
lection of
grounds,
White, Buff and Brown Blanks,
SUSTAIN PAPERS,
PAPER SHADES, &c„
From which great bargains arc offered to
■ the Trade.- - .
WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ETC.
E. G. IT. FAXON,
(Post Office Box 2616.)
No. 70 Lake Street. Pour doors from State St
[fe2o’6l.ly]
LUMBER!!
WALLACE & EEOLISES,
(FQE3TEELT JOHN 8. WALLACE)
Have constantly on hand a well selected stock of
Said and Soft Wood,' *
Umber, lath, spokes, staves & shirbies
AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL.
And will fhrnlfh Bills for Lumber. Umber and White
Oak Piling, to ordcr,on tbs shortest notice. They are
also prepared to do a general Commission Barfaess,
and to make liberal cash advances on all kladsof Lum
ber consigned to them to sell cither by cargo or at re
tail. py Office and Yard on the corner of Old and
Grove streets. South Branch, Chicago, 11l-
Post Office Drawer 6111. mhS-sIM Sm
PROVISIONS *AND GRO
CBKIES TO BK / •
CLOSED OUT
•&.t Very Xiow Prices
At No. 12 State Street
20 tons Short., GXOlb., Batt-r,
SOOOlba.,Cheese, BugsrCnredHam^
White Fish, Mackerel, and 230 dozen Brooms,
IN XiOTS XO stflT.
STORE TO BENT.
C<dodSQl4m DOUGLASS i MERRITT.
'J'ELE GRAPH WIRE.
•• 5 Tons Telegraph rUlre
FOB ftAt.it VERY LOW. CAN BE'USED FOR
BALING OR FENCING* ,
VANDKBVOOBT, DICKBHSOS &CO.,
' Metal Warehouse, 199 and SOI Randolph street
mbtelfll-lw - ~ ~ ‘ .
T?EED MILL.—I. am mannfactnr-
A? ins a Mill that wm grind 73 bushels of any kin 3 of
Grata per day.- Warranted todo the work or moocy
relumed. WUI make meal for famUyuse.
with one ot wo horse power. Price $33. Adore®, G.
BHLPARD. Poet Office Box 2990. ehtflCTsandC°m
blned Mills made, ■ " mhsx2wd*ltw
t»v; £JCj
BY TELEGRAPH;
If, s.
WAamsotoN,
I The following proceedings of the Senate on
Friday, wo failed to receive on' account of tho
treating down of the telegraph wires.]
Senate.— Mr. DIXON’S resolution that the
usual number of the President's Inaugural be
printed, was adopted. '
Mr, FOS TEE offeredtbe following:
WngnEAa,. Mr. TVIgtoD, now Senator of tho Uni
ted States; from Texas, has declared In debate that
he is as foreigner and' owes>no* allegiance to this.
Government, but to another State'and foreign Got-'
ermnent, therefore, - --
Resolved, Thatha-*-be-expelled from
Mr. FOSTER s ,*not seeing Mr. WigfaD. in his
seat, wjquld.jlctdhe resolution lie-over for the
pre-:efrt‘ ' 4 “
Mr. GLIN6MAN moved to amend Mr. Fos
ter’s resolution by striking .out all after the
word u Trhereat,” andinsert: If is'under
atoodtfiat IBtfState of Texas has seceded from
the Union, andis no lodger one of-the United
Reso’ted; notentlllod to be repre
sented in.thlß.body, ... ......
Mr. BRIGHT presented' a list of the Stand
ing Committees, which' had been previously
ugreedonbybothpartle. , v; ... .
On his motion 4he- list was '.unaniniDusly
adopted.
On nfotlon of Mr. -ANTHONY-, it wia ■'
Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed
to consider and VEportrwhat. additional; arrange
ments and regulatfona.'are necessary to preserve
order in the galleries of the Senate.
On motion of Hr. SUMNER, the Senate’ re
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary the
resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. Mason,
that there be paid out of the contingent fund
such actual cost as shall be incurred pursuant
to law, by Silas Carlton and -thoao. associated
with him in prosecutions in’ civil suits now
pending in the Circuit Court ot Massachusetts
against them, founded on their' acte id csecu
tmg a process of the Senate against a' certain
F. B. Sanborn of that State.
.9X®9£
-BX®9
•7#@B
.6 ®7
®B*
On motion ofMx. SUMNER, certain papers
in the same case were similarly referred.
The Senate then went into. Executive Ses
sion, when the doors were opened.
On motion of Mr. HALE, 2,000 extra copies
of the act amendatoiy of the Patent Office
laws were ordered to be printed, ft being, he
said, a very. important law, and frequent ap
plications being made for it.
There being uo public business to transact,
several ineffectual motions were to ad-
jooxa but they were rejected, tho majority be
ing willing tojvalt eome time for executive
communications. After waiting some time,
no communication being sent ip, the -Senate
adjourned till Monday.
Interesting from Washington.
Washington, March 9.—Mr. Holloway, ed
itor of a paper in Indiana, is strongly press
ed by Secretary Smith as Commissioner of
Patents.
The. statement that Senator Stunner op
posed Mr: Crittenden’s nomination to the su
preme Bench is erroneous. Mr. Sumner ap
proves of the nomination.- The nomination
however, continues-to challenge, decided op
position from Influential quarters, and it is
feared it will not be made. Badger and Ruffin
of N. C, and Holt of Ky. are now talked of .
■ Mr. ,Lincoln found, aboiit 70 vacancies in
departments under the Government. These
must all he filled, while the Senate is in ses
sion, or cannot till Congress meets again. Con
sequently they must first engross the Pres!-,
dent’s attention. -When these are disposed of
Mr. Lincoln’s present purpose is to take up
for action the appointments for the new Ter
ritories of Dacotab, Colorado and Nevada.
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, of Delaware, will su
percede Cooper as Adjutant General.
The overland mail contractors on the Cen
tral Route have pretty much determined to
run the Pony Express between St. Joseph and
Placerville, Cal., three times instead of twice a
week after July next. They also, propose when
• they get ready to -nm'their coach across the
continent in sixteen days time, to arrange for
the conveyance of passengers at a cost of not
more than $l5O each.
■ The nominations of. Mr. Dale as Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs, and Archibald Wil
liams, of Dlinois, as' Judge ofKansas, were
sent to the Senate, but before the messenger
reached the Capitol the Senate and adjourned.
Washington, March B. —Ex-Secretary Floyd
-has published a statement vindicatory of'the
acceptances in favor of Russel], Mojore & Co.,
and of their legality. - Instead of ihere .being
; six millions or thchr outstanding, he~shows
there are only six hundred thousand dollars,
and declares the ‘ contractors have secured
these by assignment of property ample for
• their protection, and that if the Government
will permit the earnings of the trains for 1851
to he applied to the acceptances, they will he
liquidated-in that way, without ••recourse to’
the assignments. It would seem also, that the
Government owes the contractors upwards of
$500,000, which is equivalent to the cash value!
of the Indian Trust bonds, of the abstraction
of which. Mr. Floyd repudiates all previous
knowledge.
He denounces the conduct and proceedings
of the Select Committee with great severity,
and says their sole object was the politiealper
secutlon and defamation.
IATEB FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Prince Albert.
St. Johns, March 9.—The steamship Prince
Albert, which left Gal way-on the evening of
February 26th, arrived here this a. m. at 8
o’clock, with dates four days later ibnn the
North Briton.
The Arabia from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on Saturday evening 22iL
The Niagara sailed from Queenstown on
Saturday afternoon, 23d, lor Halifax and Bos
ton.
Liverpool 26. —Brcadstnfls generallly dull
Provisions dull
London, Thursday p. m.—Consols
money account.
American Stocks —N. Y. C. 73@70. •
Political news unimportant.
Tho-'Prince Albert brings no news of the
Australasian.
St. Johns, Nova Scotia, March 19.*—The fol
lowing are the very latest advices by the
steamer Prince Albert: The Emperor of
France had enjoined Prince Napoleon to re
main at Paris, as a visit to Italy at the present
time might be regarded as an intention to in
fluence the question of the Pope’s temporal
sovereignty.
California for the Union Always.
Post Kearney, March 9.—The Pony Ex
press with San Francisco dates to the 23d ult
pa- sed here at 0:30 this evening.
The Union edebration at San Francisco on
the 22d absorbed-all attention.. The day was
. universally observed by abstaining from busi
ness. It is estimated. that over 20,000 people
attended the Union 'meeting. Speeches were
made by Edward Stanly, Eugene Casscrly,
. Col. Crockett and others. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted, declaring the unaltera
ble attachment of California to the Union;
that there exists no power under the Consti
tution for a State to secede; that California
will cheerfully acquiesce in any honorable
>plan for the adjustment of the existing diffi
culties, so as to secure the rights of all the
States, and that California repudiates the pro
ject of aPaciflaßepnblic.
James X' McDongaUwas nominated as a
candidate'for the U. S: Senate by a caucus of
.28 Douglas Democratson the2oth.
Fire in Sandusky, Ohio. , . -
Sandusky, '.March 9. — A Are last evening de
stroyed buildings occupied by N. G. Olds, ma
chine shop, Norcross & Upp, cb,air factory, a
large.buUding occupied by offices of the 8. I).
& C.R. R., C. & T.H.R.,k T. &. E. R. R,, N.
Y. C. R. R., Express Company, Drovers’ Ho
tel, and several .other buildings. Principal
sufferers are Pitt Cook, '-$15,000, insured for
$5,500; Norc oss & Upp-, SIO.OCO, insured for
$4,000; R. JL Hubbard, $6,000; S. D. &D. R.
R., $9,000; N. D. Olds, $15,000; H. Colton,
Drovers’ Hotel, S7OO. . Various small losses.
Total loss probably $65,000.
Stay Law In Missouri.
St. Louis, March 9. —Governor Jackson has
signed the relief bill passed by the Legislature
a lew days since. This law extends the time
for the return of the executions issued by the
Court of Record to the second term after the
date of the execution and extend the ti&e for
the return of executions issued by Justices of
the Peace to one yearnftcr date thereof.
Secession In North Carolina In a' Bad
Way.
Fatetteviixe, X. C., March 0. —On the re
ception of President Lincoln's Inaugural, the
Secessionists, in consequence of some acces
sions to. tUdr ranks, called a meeting of the
citizens of the county to-day, to instruct the
delegates to the Convention. It proved, how
ever, that the Union sentiment prevailed, and
the meeting adjourned without action, amid
much enthusiasm for the stars and stripes.
Louisiana Convention,
New Orleans, Marcli B.—Tbo Convention
adopted an ordinance to transfer certain ftmds
to the General Government of the Confeder
ated States now in the bands of the State.
; A private telegram from Montgomery says
the revenue lawsliavo been' adjusted by a reg
ulation of the treasury department sons to
avoid any prejudice to the steambdat interest.
Massachusetts XibortyßUl,
Boston, March s£—in the Senate to-day the
Personal Liberty BUl,'as reported, by the Com
mittee some three weeks since, was passed to
be engrossed by a decisive vote. This modifies
and explains the present law, making writs of
habeas corpus returnable only to the Supreme
Court, and protiding that the proceedings,
evidence, &e., shalLb£ governed by the com
mon law.
Iheßlvera/
La March 9.—River some 15 feet on
ban?. 'Weather ycry cold.
Rock Island,' March 9.—River baa been
rising slowly for sometime until to-vlay. It is
at a stand.
Reoria, March O.—River rising slowly; is
at high water leveL
North Carolina for the Union.
Raleigh, March B.—This State has -voted'
against holding-a Convention, by over 1,000
majority.-.*
Tne members clected in case the Conven
tion was ordcredj .are tw.o,to one for the -
Union. •• : • •••••■ ■ : ,•• .
itfiMfluri lieglslature.
• Sx. Louis, March S.—The lower branch of
the Legislature passed a joint resolution to
dayrto go into an election on Wednesday next
for United States Senator.
pLAYORING EXTRACTS.
■ LARGE BOXTI4ES.j
We would invite the attention oTHotd and Boarding
Eooae Beepers to our Pure Extracts -in Large Bottles,
which wBl bo found much cheaper than tbe email
dr»Q J. H. BRED & *' *•*
* 'Druggists and Apothecaries,. •
144 & I4S Lake street.
T IGHTNTNG RODS AT THE
I J old Stand, 'S3 Kinrio street ■ Iron and Copper
Uahtnlng Rods. Copper Points with silver and gold
ptoerPieriaeTip, thebestiouse.- Also Attachments
rf Offlce^dFactory.33Klnz!c
IHliscenaneflus.'
nUIYUDK
F. FALMEE,
Jfos. lid; 114,116 lake Street.
20 Cases Uerrlmao Prints, OK per yard.
20 Bales Stark Sheetings, 9K per yard.
25 Bales do. Appleton Sheetings, 8K per yard.
26,000
STARK MILL BAGSI
10,000 LEWISTON DO.
AL£O,
All hinds of Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods,
Notions, Hoisery, fitc.
CARPETS,
OIL CEOTHS,
CERTAIN GOODS,
BEOnUTG, FEATHERS, Sc.,
At New Tort Cash Prices, Freight Added.
P. PALMER,
INOS. 112 114,116 LAKE STREET
i
fe37x3m-tthp • ■"
SPRING GOODi
AT RETAIL.
TJio liargost StocK off
DRY GrOODS
WEST OF NEW YORK.
ALSO,
O ARPETB,
OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
Bedding and Feathers.
P. X* A I. 3£ 33 R,
Kob. il , 11-l, 110 Babe Street.
fe27xSm4thp
Central Notices.
nPO LOAN, §5,000.—A gentleman
JL wishing to depart for Europe is deairious of loan
ing the above amount, on first-class security, lor live
years at ten percent per annum. Also, to sell or trade
off some good city property. LOEB & RAHM. Room
No. 7 Metropolitan Block. mliSxSt
» OTAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
JL\i —ln Drawing of February 27th, .3861*-No. 19,001
drew *100000; NoTl6,l3odrew *50.000; No. ML9IO drew
{SOflOO; No. 29373 drew *20,000; No. 38.W7 drew
*10.000; being the five principle prizes.
Prizes cashed and drawings furnished by CHASE &.
CO, Banker.-, No. 23 William street. N. Y. mhflxlw .
Q/JAAA TO LOAN AT 10 PER
Qy YV V V/ cent per annum,
ON IHBIDE-CITY PROPERTY.
Apply to . CLEGHOBN, LECKIE * CO..
mh7xlw 33 Sonth Lasalle street.
TTOUND—A Ladies Gold Bracelet
JL? was found on Tuesday last Theownercanhaye
It by calling at No. 100 Washington street. Identify
ing bracelet and advertising. mhsxst
Y ANDS. FOR . SALE CHEAP,
JL i In McHenry, Hanoi Ogle, Whiteside, Grundy,
De Kalb, Bock Island, Boone. Carrolland .Lake, being
the same land entered by THOMAS IS. GUEENL,
And now owned by Ardelia E. and Mary Ann Greene.
Title perfect. Terms easy. Apply to 1L B*. HURD,
No. ilMethodlßtChurchJßlock,Chicago. mhS-eISS-6m
TTAMILT SCHOOL, limited, to 12
JL 1 Young Ladles, by Rev. G. W. Woodwazid, Gene
va, Kane Co. Term begins May 7,ISCX.. *3 pair week
wltn usual extras. • ' 1 „
rfEFEns to Dr. C. H. Ray, Capt, J.D. Webstft". Rev.
B.Colyer, Hon. Thos. Drummond, Hon. Van E - Hig
gins, \V. M. Larrabee, Esq. mhS-er&T-inn
TO WHOLESALE Mer
chants AND MANUFACTURERS.-A P me
tical Accountant andDozlness man of fifteen years ex
p-rleuceiu Chicago and ttie Northwest, Is aoxiotu t»
make an engagement as 800--Keeper. Agent or Sal.is
man. References satisfactory and salary to suit tile
times or business secured. Address “E.P.” P.0.80x
3686. Chicago. p mhs-eICO-lw _
WABASH AVENUE PROPER
TY TY FOR A FARM.
I wllicxcbarge my residence. consisting of a good
House and Three ft/bts.
For *I,OOO cash and a eood Improved Farm, within 100
mile* of the city, at lair ra< ch. Adireas, with full de
scription, &c., P, O. Box £366. Chicago. mbi-elfcO^w
"VTOTICE.—The American Agency
fortho London-Ptercoscop'c Co., having been
transferred fram Messrs. PAUL & CURT IS to J. L.
WARNER, the business will, on and after March let,
1861, be conducted atSSt Broadway. All orders ponctn*
ally attended to. and goods sola on the moat reason*
able terms, J. L. WARMER, Sole Agent London
Stereoscopic Co. y mbs i1382w
'"DIKE S PEAK.—I have for sale
_[ a one-third or two-third- Interest in ono of the
best Quartz llllla sent to Pike's Peak season. A
rare chance offered for some enterprising prrsa a that
can go there and take personal charge ot tho same.
Mill entirely new and In perfect order. 'Will eei’l onc
thlrd or two-thirds Interest, as may be desired. Ad
dress Box 567 Chicago Post Office. mhs-eI(Q -lw
Buffalo, chic ago
AND
Lake Boron Railroad Line.
SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE ARD MERGHAHDISE
TAKE NOTICE!
ThcTJuffalo ard Lake Huron Railway Company,
having completed their .arrangements fur a Til-Weekly
line ef Ilrst-Chss Scicw Stenmcrs:
HUNTE8,.........680 tonj. . Capt. Dicism,
EDITH,-...... ..,.549 ferns....Capfe L. Hunt,
ONTONAGON, •• ..687 tons.... Capt.B. Wilkins,
SUN, 649 tois....Capt. lone;.
To rnn between CHICAGO and GODERICH, C.*>V„
(touching at all iNnmMKmate poets,} in direct
connection with the
BUFFALO & LAKE HURON B. 8.,
For Buffalo and nt Buffalo with the NEW YORK &
ERIE R. EL. far New York and Boston, and at Strut
ford. C.W„ with the GRAND TRUNK R.R. of Canada •
for Toronto, Kingston, Ogdcnshorgh, Montreal. Port
land and Boston, and atsb with steamers, daily, iron
Port Dalhonsle, /or Roches-ter, Oswego, Sacketts Har
bor. Cape Vincent, Ogdensburgh. Klngrton and Mon.
treat, offering inperior inducements for the speedy
transportation or any and all property committed to
their care. ■
e2f“Shipper3 from thcEast,for Lake Michigan mrfa
will ffud It to their interest to ship by this Line, being
more railroad and leasorater than any other line, and
a saving oriOne-Holf wUsorance and from 3 to -4
DAYS TlMif. For farther particulars, apnlv to
A. T. SPENCER & CO„
mh&c2W-Cm GcnT Wesfn Ag’ts, foot South Lasallc-st
pm CA6O, KEW YORK AND
BOSTON
FASXFpiGHTLIM,
Via PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD to Crestline; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin
nati Railroad to Cleveland, and Tit-n Shore Railroad
to Dunkirk and Buffalo, connecting with all Satteru
Railroads, .s •. •. • .
THE ONLY LINE BENDING FREIGHT THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. DUNKIRK AND BUF
FALO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAES.
The above line bas bean established by the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, and Cleveland, Colum
bus & Cincinnati Railroad Companies, for transport
er property with prea l cr de?patch between Chicago
and all Kestem Cities and Towns than has heretofore
been done by any line. -
Rates at all low as by any other route.
For shipping properly by this lino please mark;—
“FaatFrdEUnijuj viftiEESTLn^.':..
We also claim tahave the best Passenger Route
to the East and bonth. • -
The undepagned willTje happy, to see their friends
and customers at any time. . - ,
J. NOTTINGHAiL GenT. Agent,
„ * Office 54 Dearborn afreet.
_ J. 6. CORKINGj Confractinir Agent.
DAN ATWOOD, Local Agent FtT Wayne Freight De
pot. corner Van Boren ana Canal streets--West Side.
Chicago, Jan. Ist, ISSL Jal-dTSI-Em
QREAT CENTRA!. SHORT
LIKE BOUTS, VIA.
FLWayne & Chicago, and.
Peouiylvanla Railroads, to
aU Eastern Cities#
C X* EE & OO. a
THROUH FREIGHT AGENTS, -.
Are prepared to contract freights through, by authority
of the Companies named above, atthelr office,
92 • - • Dearborn street, ■ ■ ■ 92
And at depot of Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayne & Chicago 8.8,
Chicago, or at Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburgh-
The offices of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company la
the East are located at No. 1 Attor House- New York;
No. ! South william street. New York: No. 77 Wash
ington ■ treat, Boston; No. 60 North street, Baltimore,
and at the General Depot, Philadelphia. . Jal-dtS&Sm
COFFEE, SUGAR,
' Tobacco, Spices,
At low figures for cash buyers.
NORTON, 8088 A CO, No. ISElver street
XTIGHT SCAVENGER.-Charles
i-v Suns will aUend to the cleaning of privy vaults
removing of stable manure, and any offensive matter.
Orders d&ected'ChaaKuaa, Chicago £.O. Box -U49
wtUTacehrepronrot«Sbaasl , ' 1 ‘.. - ocSxfim
KAA ; Boxes 31. R. RAISINS, in
prime order;: REYNOLDS, ELY * CO.
1A A Tierces MCE,. .
X W J REYNOLDS, ELY & CO.
OAA Bbls. PRIME SYRUP. r
- BETHOLDS. ELY & CO.
KAn Hhdß.Fr. O. SUGAR, land-
1 OAH Bags RIO COFFEE,
li/Vy r v KETSOLDS. ELjr * co.
1 HA Boxcb, PRIME CODFISH,
vf injtreceiycdaijdvcrT cheap.
u'.rtb' ; KLT & CO.:.
KAA Bbls. CRUSHED AND
fJ V./ \J Powdered Sngar.
mbS REYNOLDS, ELY & CO. -
T IQUID RENNET—For pfopar-
ing Curds and Wbey and Cold Custards. - ■
For sale by J, H. BEED * CO.
fo2? • Jfoa. lU and us Lake street.
gANKTNG HOUSE OF
B. 2V CARVER & CO.,
' Marina Rank «mMi« Cp
gffl:
JgXCHAN GE & DEPOSITBANK
V’do;, 7
(Successor taWeare, Carpenter * CoJ ,
CedarßapldS} I<n*a« *
A IKEN : & NORTON, :
-tX. BANKERS AND DEALERS IK wrrrff'airoi|
Comer of take and Clark Streets,
Collections made In all the principal rftfA* fa the U, ft'
*• AUkk. 2>, EOHTOS. ‘ JQSASSAS nul •'
__ -U&7-UJ . >
PX)W. L TINKHAM & CO;.
Bavlhe returned to their old atanft '
CORNER OVT.AKV, .AND nr.awic BTEkSIft
Will continue their onriae— m -
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE LEADERS.
Exchange on all parts o.Europe.
owmo i. raraiM. / fa2s’sßi tea c, mm.
JJOFLMANN & GELPGKE,
BANKERS.
G3KS&66, ... - . .... .
HaidiG. 2.. Ml. 9tn«> ,i '
BANKING SBFABTBEEaX.
-IJepoelts received .>1 Current Account. from duties
la cuy cr country, end. the usual accommodations
S muted to regular i j realtors and correspondents
imereht on boia-c ee can only be allowed in r****
where speclalagro.irentahavebeen made to that enect
SATING BEPABXHKNT;"
Deposits in 3U i snot less than five dollars received
&nd i ( of Deposits issued. Interest at six per
cent, will beiilrwed on deposits 5 fids description af
ter the lunda u ve remained, In our hands a sWdfied
iiSffc^2f^Sg£^ s ? lir,l,,l ' oa . dem^ss “
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Collections in Chicago made and proceeds remitted
on day ot payment, less current premium onSxctaange
only. Collections solicited on all parts of the WesLand
proceeds remitted on favorable terms,
B9MESXIO EXCHANGE DEPABIV
MERT.
We araw Bight or Time BUla on the principal dttea
of ens Union, available In any part of the United States
or Canada, and have made arrangements by which we
are enabled, to order by Telegraph the payment of
Noteo, Acceptances, Accounts, ®c.. In New xork. •
STOCK DEPARTMENT,
'i' e buy and sell on Commission, either at Chicago or
through our Agenta, at New York, County,
ecu.. Bonds and Stoak. Our connections u
New Turk are such as to Insure prompt and judicious
sttectlcn to any order entrusted to our care.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT,
:c-Jl'a In assuring the public that ail foreign Banking
transactions can be effected through our House with
promptness and efficacy, equal.to any House in the
L/mon. We Issue Drafts sna Letters ol Credit In sum*
ic suit, at New York terms, on our correspondents In
Xondon, Paris, Frankfort-oiwhe-Main, Hamburg, Ber.
liit, 3rcnen,Leip2ig, Cologne, Heidelberg, Baale,Berne,
Dresden, ike., <tc„ «c., &c:
Belas particularly desirous ol promoting direct Com
.merdai intercourse between the West and Europe, we
cheerfully, and on terms most favorable, extend par.
tlcular tadlltlefl by opening credits, &c„ &c„to respon.
tlble Weawrn Importers. Collections of Draffs. Or
cers Notes. Acceptances, Inheritances, Ac., &<x. paya
ble In any part ot Europe, made with promptness and
ch.paich. • .
Country Saaks and Bankers supplied wlthFor
cUrn Bill* at low rates. Private Bonds and Mortgages
Ategcllsted abroad.
HorrzsAi? & asXeFoza,
n lEO 3 A. BCI7HAB. I OTTO 6ELFCXS. | Itjtt. a. rrjjt,
LBiSCIS A. KOFFHAS,
Cot aal ot the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimsr, the
Dot ales of Brunswick and Saxe-Gotha, and the free
city oi Frankfort, and by special act of several States,
fc’jsh orized to act for former citizens of AUSTRIA,
BAD BN. BAVARIA, HANOVER HESSIA, NASSAU.
EhMldnlA, SAXONY, WIBTESmEBG, oXdeNBEBQ.
Cso. __ ; lt27d»wly
ARINE BANK,
JL CHICAGO MARINE AND INSTTRANCB CO.
Capital, $500,000.
I [AMILTON.B. D OX, Cashier and Secretary. .
J. YOUNG BCAMMON.Prealdirt.
: gyCollectlcnsinadeanddraft remitted to all parti
tf thallmoa. • • ie 24
Notices.
1 'DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART
- k-f i\ERSIHP.—TIic Co partnership heretofore ex
: sting between Joseph W. McGee and Edward B.
Blunders, under the name and style of Cf.'W. McGee
*k t;o., 1? this day dissolvedby limitation. All parties
Raving basin ess with raid Arm wl l apply to J. W;
McGee; who Is authorized to settle the same.
J. W, McGEE,*
LOW. R. SAUNDERS.
ClUcago. March lst,:iS6L
inhC-eiTJ-lw
NOTICE.—
KJ The undersigned have this day formed a Co-Part
nership under the name of
McGEE «k WING.
Fo* the transaction of ageueral Commission and For
warding Business. J. W. McGEE.
Chicago. March Ist, 180 L EDWARD WING.
mhC-ci7l-lw
TAISSOLHTION OF CO-PART
JL/ -N’ERSHEP—The Co-Partnership heretofore ex
isflng between HIRAM JOY and AUGUfcTUS FRIS
BIE, dealers lu Ice, was dissolved on the 20tb of Feb
ruary last. A. FBISBIE,
Chicago, March 2d, lE6I.
WADHAMS, WILLARD & CO.,
Having more than double our last year’s stock of Ice,
and greatly increased facilities for delivering It, con
humers c*n rely upon being supplied bv us to their en
tire satisfaction. WADHAMS, WILLARD & CO..
mhs eISJ-3Qi Office No. 2 Masonic Temple.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
Ladd, Webster & Go’s
Ladd, Webster & Go’s
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
They arofal’v warranted,
urcstronp, well Unbilled ana
reliable, heavy goods will
not strain them out ofro
pair. —They use two threads,
make the stitch dike on
. I'oth sides of the doth so
tight It win not pull ont or
unravel.
—They have the celebrated
ttueel j-sud, capable of
the rtccstor coars
eitiiibrlc, or even leather. —They donothavecarved
or crooked needle) which
are constantly breaking.
- Stralgttnccdlcsa.-eknown
, to be the boat.
—'They do not break the
thread, skip stitch**, nor
form a chain etlcch rldgeon
the undenldd of toe cloth.
—They will sew over
gathers or beams without
breaking tbethreads orre-
quirlngachange of tension.
—They win stitch, hem, .
fell, tuck.' gather *nd bind
beautifully, makbig tiie
btllch even and altko on
both bides. —They wIQ do easily all
7AMIZ.T and TAILOETKG
work, thus obviating the
necessity of procuring one
: machine for heavy and an*
other for light work.
—For Farmers requiring a
machine that will not get *
out oi repair on coarsest or
finest work they arc jnst
the thing.
THEY PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MA
CHINES OF ANY AND ALL OTHER
MANUFACTURE TO DO AS LARGE
ARANGE OF WORK AS CAN EASI
LY US DONE ON THESE MACHINES.
S3T Call and soo them, or scud for a Circular,
cook, sto*vs ar go.,
&OOJK, STOJT.E » CO., .
General Agents for the Northwestern States.
124«....LAKE STREET 124
(Up-Stalra,) Chicago. v
no3*cGJ zn-mwif-wSm
JOHN P. KELLOGG & CO.,
-44 Water Street) New York,
Offer .'Air sole, from United States Bonded Warehouse,
of their own Importation:
COGKAC BRANDIES—Otard, Dapnjr & Co„ Plnet,
Cantllloc & Co n and other bran<ia of various
: • ■ vintages, dark and pale,ln halves, quarters
audchrhUis.'
KOCHBLLE BKANDlES—Pellevoishv/-. Seignette,
J. P.Kellorg & Co.: and other brands, dors
and pale, in the usual packages.
HOLLAND GIN—J. P. Kellogg <s Co.'s Schiedam, and
. Wee Drop, in pipes and three-qr. pipes. •
Croix and Jamaica.
Vv'lTJiKYS—Mehnn'a Iri>h and Ramsey's Pcotch. •
WINKS—Port. Shtry, iiadelra, Bordeaux, Hock, and
othere, of various ■grades, ;
Oil—Fine Bordeaux Table, lu cases and basket!. )
feSJj’m-eodx'
SHERIFF’S SALE—By yirtue of
a writ of Execution Issued from the Circuit
Court of Cook County. In favor of Moses O. Brown.
Plaintiff,*and against Michael Kondali. Defendant, at
luo'clocka. 2i, on the sixteenth day of March IS6L
at the North Door of the Court House, In the City of
Chicago. I shall offer for sale at public vendue, all the
right, tlileamlintercstoffiaidDefendantlnana to the
following described propertv, to wit:—Lot three (3),
in the Circuit Court parr:tion of out-lot nineteen (11»),
In thoCaral Trartco's Subdivision of the r-ontli Frac
tion of Section three (3/, Township thirty-moe <3D).
north of Rmge lonrt~en (14), east or the Third Princi
pal Meridian, in Cook County, HI.
Aj:a.H£SIXG t Sheriff"of Coot County.
Bv* Wm. P. Gbat, Deputy.
Dated the SSd day of February, iSCi.
CIIERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of
>0 two writ* of execution,' issued from the Cir
cuit Court of Cock County, la favor'of Henry Phillips,
Planum, and against Stephen Halllgan and Darnel
Halligan. Defendants, at 10 o’clock, a. JL, on the 16th
day of .March,' 1361, 'at the North: Door of the Court
House, in the CitWof Chicago. I shall offer for sale at
public vendue, all the right title and interest of said,
defendants in and to the following described proper
ty. to witTne south half of southeast quarter of
Section number nine (9), Town tblrtv sevun-iSJj north
liapge twelve tl2», ea#t of the Third Principal Meri
dian. ANTHONY C. HESING, Sheriff of Cook Co.
• .By wjc vvAvatAjr, Deputy.
Dated the 23d day of February, IS6L feSs-elOl-wSt
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of
a writ of Execution- Issued from' the Superior
Court of Chicago. Cook County, in favor of Cnarles
K Boyer. Plaintiff, and against Nelson Lee, De
fendant. at 10 o'clock, a. sl. on toe 10th day of March,
ISSL at the north door of the Court House, in the City
of Chicago,! shall offer for sale at public vendue. aU
tberight, title and interest of said defendant In aad to
the lolloping described property, to wit:—The east
half of thesotubwestfractlonal quarter, and the un
divided halt of tr-e east half of the. northwest frac
tional quarter of Section thirty ,(.30), Town thirty-seven
(ST), North' Range eleven (il). ea*t of the TldrdPrind
pal jlcridi-m,containingliDSilOOacresoflaod, more
or less in the CountycrCook. and state of
ANTHONY OHESING, Sheriff of Cook County.
ByT.M.Bau)LET,Derinty.
_ Dated the 18th dayjrfFebruary, 1861. feaUehi-wSt
SHERIFF’S S ALE.—By virtue of
kj a special writ of Execution, issued front the Supe
rior Court of Chicago; Cook County, in favor of Cor
bin West, Plaintiff; and against JosephlL Scbueblcy .
Defendant, at 10 o'clock a.- k, on the ICth day-of
March, 186 L at the ndtth door of the Court noase.ln"
the- City of Chicago, I shall.offer for sale at public
vendue, all: the right, title and Interest of.seid defha
dantlnondto the following.described property..to.
wit:—The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of the -northeast- quarter of .Section* fourteen (U).-;
Township thirty-nine (SO), K. R. thirteen- (IS), la the
County of Cook, and State of HUnois. '
A.C.HESING, Sheriff of Cook County, -
By T.jM. Bsmixz, Deputy.
Dated the 16th day of February, dSD. ' fe&*af)wSt
CIIEPJFF’S SALE.—By virtue of
a writ of execution, issued from the Circuit Court
of Chicago. Cook County, in favor of Heinrich Opper.
Plaintiff, and against John Barth, and Tberese Barth.
Defendants, asioo’clockA.x,ontheHsthdayof March!'
186L«tthe north door of tb&-Court House, in the City
of Chicago. I shall offer for sale at public vendue, an
theright,-tiaeandlntereßtofaa!dDefeudantlaanato :
the following -described property, to wit?—Tbe north
half of the-west half of to soma east quarter ot Sec
tlon three XST, Township thirty six (35), north of Range
fourteen (11) east; also, another piece of land com.
meocicg at the southeast quarter of Section'll ree (3),
Township and Range aforesaid, running thence north
14 chains and 45linka, thence north 45 west S
<-h«inn and & links,' taenco south IS
links, thence east A chslna to the place orbeglnning,
containing SSB-100acres. - -•*
; A.C.HE9LNG, Sheriff of Cook County.
By JOHN A-NEiAolr, Deptffy.
D& ted the 19th day of February, IS§l, MB^iOLwdt-
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
sma SOSLETHING WHICH HAS
STOOD
THE TEST OF YEARS,
i. :
i
AND STILL GROWS
i. . •
More and More Popular Every Day.
IT IS
j PROF. WOOD’S
ill BESTOMTII
j SEE WHAT
OTHERS _ SAY OF IT
A dlstinguisheffSt.JjQuis Physician writes.
, _ 1 - Sr. Louie, July 10th, 3560.
O. J. Wood. Ssq. . : .i -
. Dkab. Sis:—Allowme the pleasure and gat'slac
t'on to transmit to you tne beneficial effects of your
Ilalr Restorative, alters trial oVflvo joars. X com.
mencsd using your Restorative In Januarv.' 535, since
which time rbave not been wltnout a bottle on band.
>vLen I commenced tne use, my hair was quite thtrt,
and at least- one-thud grey. A few applications
stopped its felling, and la three weeks there was not a
t*TCy nair to be found, neither has there been up to
After my hair was completely restored, 1 continued
Its use by applying U two or three times a mouth. My
balrhascTer continued healthy, soft ana glossy, sod
my scalp free from dan dm If. I do not Imagine ibe
facts above mentioned will be of any particular ad
vantage to yon. or even flatter your vanity at this late
day. as lam aware they are ail well known already,
and even more wonderful ones throughout the Union.
I have occupied rovtinieln travelling .he greater part
of the time the past three years and have taken pride
and pleasure, In recommending your Restorative, and
exulbltinglts effects in my own cast*. In several In
stances 1 have met with people that liave pronounced
It a humbug: saying they had used it and without ef
fect. In every Instance, however. It proved, by prob
ing the matter, that they had not used your ar iue at
all. but bad used some new article, said to be as good
as yopi s, and selling at about half the price. 1 have
noticed two or three articles myself advertised as
above which 1 have no donbt ore lutnbuzs. It Is as
tonishing that pcoole wUl'atroulze an article of no
.reputation, when there la one at hand that has been
proved beyond a donbt.
Apparently, some cf those charlatans have net
brains enough to write an advert sement. as 1 notice
they have cor led yours, wor d for word, la several In
stances, merely inserting some other name in place of
yours.
I have. Within (he past live years, seen and talked
with more than two thousand persons that have used
your preparation with perfect success—some for bald
ness grey hair, scald head, dandruff, and every dis
ease tne scalp and head are subject to.
I caded to see yon. personally, at yonr original place
of business here, butleamcdyou were now living In
New York.
Yon are at liberty to publish this, or to refer parties
to me, Any communication addressed tome, care
Box No. 193), trill be promptly answereo.
Yours truly,
JAMES WHITE, M. D.
Washes SpniNQs.l’erry Comty, Penn.,)
._ ,~'v Juno-.tb, i 8». >
Pbof. Wood,
’ Dsab Sib;—l was Induced m r re than a year ago
to try your valuable Hair Restorative, for the purpose
of cleansing my head ot dandruff. I had suffered with
ic upon roy uead for years, and bad never been able to
get anything to do me any good iu removing it. al
though I had tried manv preparations until I saw
yonr advertisement in a Harrisburgh paper. Being
thereatthctlme,lcallcd at Gross ft Kunkle’s Drug
Store, and bought a bottle, and sow am prepared to
recommend It to universal use, tor it has completely
removed all dandruff fh m mv head, and an applica
tion once In two weeks keeps it free from any Itching
or other unpleasantness. 1 must also state chat mv
hair had become quite white in place*, and by the'use
of yonr preparation, has been restored to its oriainal
color, lam now fifty vears ofnge, aud althoush I
iiave used two bottlqs of toe Restorative, no one has
any knowledge of It as X allow a few grey hairs to re
mala. In ordertohavemy appearance comport with
my bead. My bead is now of ie*s trouble to me, in
keeping It clean, ftc., than at any time >lace 1 have
been a child. I consider your preparation of great
vain*, and although I do net like to expose myself 1
consider It my duty to sav so. ¥0004009 th aor any
part of it in any shape yo'u think proper, if It la worm
anything to you. Yours, ftc-
H. H. ETTER.
BtooaojrQToy, July SClh, 1359.
Dzas here send you a statement that I think
Em are entitled to the benefit of I am a resident of
loomlngton, and have been f,r oypt thlrtv years. I
am now over.fifty years of age. For about twenty
years past my hair has been tnn.lnq comldorably grey
and was almost entirely white and very ctiil ond nn
pliant. I had seen a number of certificates of the very
wonderful effect of your Hair Re-'torativc. but sup
posed there was more fiction than truth la them: out
entertaining a strong desire to have my hair, ii possi
ble, restored to its original color ana oucnca*. as it
w as In my younger days, a beautiful bl ick, Iconclmlcd
I would make the experiment, coramenctog In a small
way. 1 purchased one of yonr small bottles, atone
dollar, and commence using, following directions as
near as I could. I soon dl.-covorcd th» dandruff re
moved, and my hair, tbat was falling off In large quan
tities. was considerably .tightened, nnd a raulcal
change taking place in tue color. I have corl'nued to
use It, till I have used u.ree of yonr small bottles and
Jnst begun on the fourth. I have now as pretty a head
of dork browns or light black hair as anv man. or as I
had iu myyouthfnl days, wnen a boy in tue hills of
Western Virginia. My head Is entirely clear of dan
druff. and thebalr ceased entirely from falling off. and
Is as soft and fine. and. feels as ofty, as though It was
jest from the hands of a French ehampooner. Many
of my acquaintances frequently sav to me, 'Butler,
where did you get tbat fine wig?” I tell them It was
the effects of yonr restorative. It Is almost Impossi
ble to convince taem that U is the original hair of the
same old grey head.
Yours trnlv,
FREDERICK T. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
SOLD IH CHICAGO BY
J. H. KEEL & CO.
LOK2D & SMITH,
SMITH & DWYER.
AND ALL OTHER DEALERS IX CHICAGO.
ilso, by the Mowing Druggists In Illinois
J. S. Meharis, Moline, S. J. Smith, Sondwttch,
J. R. Miller. Rock Island. Davis ft Align, Charleston.
W. A. Hoarse. (JorJovia, H-Svmmer, M.H..Matt OOP:
A.T.Chamhtrlaln.Mol!ue, A, 11‘srock, Areola,
C. T. Cleppeugerd ft Co n Rutddge ft O’Brien, Aab-
Cordovia, . more.
Battle, Camden JIQla, . G. W. McConke *, Oakland.
J. H, Buffington, Jersey- Thomas McKee, Mattoou.
_ Till®, J. D. Cope, Fairfield,
Collins, Carlyle, TnompsouftClar .Alblan,
E. B. Lockwood, Carlyle, Lewia «ilundly. Morel ou
McGcocls & Pallid, do., J. M. Lewid. Co.
D. W; Cambell, Elmwood, "W. IWod. Cairo,
L. H, Thomas chuUcotlie, B. T. WhUiker, Cairo,
H. J. Hugg, Peoria, Star ft Tailor, Nashville.
Billet <» co„ La Sails, J. M. Lucas. Ashler,
Varhnrg ft Guppy, Earl- D. B. Mce, McCotnh,
vllle. - Jos. Drake. Prairie C'.tr, .
F. L. Butterfields Mar- . Lock ft Bra. BUndDmll .
sadles, _ L, a. Yarwoon, Jiljrin.
D. Walker, Ottawa, W'm, Couaut, Geneva,
Kochtler ft Co„ Peru, Buck ft Koe Aurora. -
C. A. Johnston, Mendota, Marks ft jjoddt Anno,
"W. Olds,-Albany, T, Wa : kins, Joncsbt ro,
O. L, Thompson, Ottawa. lUdzeway ft Bro- ML Car-
J. T. A T..J. Thornton, meL
Magnolia, Hlnsdcll ft Johnston, Eter-
Jno. Dixon,- Calhour, ling,
J. E. &T. Johnston, Dear- Benton & Sod. Fulton City.
■ - mont, W inter & Bro.. Morrison.
Eidgevray & Wllliains, 01- Wlerich & Ballinger, Ga
_ ■ ney, lena,
J. M. f’cndnsmltb, Olucv." John '‘"owler. Maquoln,
D. J. a. Brewer. Knoxville.
Shurley & Stiles, Xenia, • iv. H. Seiner, Ablaztou,
Neff ft Hongate, LooUv’e, J. Bon can, Knoxville,
George flenlck; Xenia, "Winter ft Colgao. do.,
8. (X Roberts, Decatur, £. C. Runtington, uules-
W'. A. turoes, do, ban?,
J. B. Brown, do, Thos. Warren, Bridgciwrt,
McCabe ft Hildebraat, Dc- Anderson & Glass. carlca
cator, \U3e
Laforge ft Co, Decatur, 11. Umnam, Corlenvitle,
"W. S.CreMey, do, Kiieatvard. shlpa-an.
A. J.Mead. Uenes&o, . W. W. Watkins, Ta-lors-
I)ext€?Kßn, do, ■ villi*.
C. JL Clack, Galva, • ' W. ' addlEwr-rili, Blarviile
H.T. "West, Kowacoe, G. W CoStar, V. a P-w,
Davenport *. Dalrymfal, w. b, t-Hjnii. do,
' Cambridge, A. Grant, LaUaroe.
CaswsU, Beard ft Hudson, K. Ccrtbagc.
Oquawfca, G. W. CLlli. do,
T. W'. ilcDill,-Oquawt'9, banner ft Co.,
Lee, Bradbury ft Co„ Bar- J. Copp & sou, XYlaski.
otrt MiK E. Jam<*s, D=llru,
Fezley .Thomas ft Co.. G. Ur«*cnleat Caithage,
i Florence, >’. Kollatzsky, Warsaw,
D. Atkinson, Plttefie T d, GW. Seaman. Lebanon.
Bice ft Maywc.l, Beards- Ba-ns ft Zoller, Bockturd,
town, • xLßrcnelL do.
Merke ft Fletcher, Beards- a. D, Merritt, Woodstock,
town, ' . Bsldw.n ft Stone, do,
W.Whlpp*, Beartstown,. O. J. Jents, Marengo,
D.-8pl»ler. Lancaster, E.J.BaU, Chester.
Town ft Son, Bath. . Ker ft Bro., Pr.dc Bochcr,
Uarphana ft Cadwalader, A.B'alr. .do,
Havana. J. s. Briggs; Amboy,
Stephen Hale. Havana. J. B-Xaan, Dixon.
K. Thomas, Bloomington, Nelson ft Co., Wilmington
Thomp»on‘ft Co., do, J.P. Davts, Lockj-ort,
Pruetou ft Hutson- J. Manev, tvilmmgtoii.
villc, ■■ O. W. Woodruff Joliet,
J. S. ft J. M. Whllhlte, Hut- Losjrwonb ft Ridgeway,
sonvUle, - 1 Morris,
Woodworth ft Eagow. James Gluson, Morris,
Robinson, * Dye ft Phillips, Clinton,
Hunt, Lein ft Co-Urbana fianuSacket, do,
Wat, - " <••. j.CMia, do, _
A, J. Clack; Uafcana East, W.W.Woodbnry.UasTine,
K. Smith, do,-- Sam. Week.', badge Farm,
Boyer ft Co. Kan-as, Baldwin ft Son, Georget’o,
Collins ft Bro, Parts, ‘ J.M.SlatterthwaSe,Nort3i-
Brown, Hague ft Kan- icrk, „
»»», Grundy ft Leonard, Myer^*
R. Bullion, Marahall, Miis,
Ellwood&Deloßg,"»*han> Parllaw «Short.DaarlHe.
Davis ft Barnard. Charles- EUis ft Gambol. Wyanitt.
ton. A. M. More, Sheffield
W. P. Brown ft Co , Green- W. H. Winter, Princeton,
vllle, • H. A. Eodgers, Quincy, ,
W. P, Warner, Byron, O. H. Moeller, - do,
j.af. Snowden, Oregon, H. H. Hoffman, do, -
Clark ft DaaaiLaue, Hubberft Co„ Alton.
W.H.Farmlee.Mt.Monis.
Newton Woodruff, Polo, W. A. Holton. Alton,
J. C. Bookman, Aewton, Moore ft Daklr, Freeport.
J. Frank. do, J. fl. Scamerhorn, Sera, -
G. X*. Thomas, PeMn, C..D. Ward, Rockville,
M. W. Case. TazeWell, A. H. Sechty, MLCarrol,
W.J.Edcar,Jacksonville, Kobe.Baal,Lacon.
A V. fiy?r, do. G. W. Neff, W r en(>ua,
R. HocElnehalL do, L. B.Perkira, Wlasor,
W. H. Baker, Falrvlew, Darkey ft Harvey, Shelby.
Keener ft Son, Canton," vllle.
ILDelwortb, Vermont, H F. Vadakln, SnlMvan,
Hammer ft Bussell, do, Jno. Perryman, do,
TDos. Slndtvant,Hillßboro, F. E. Bryaot, Bement,
Hood ft Bro„.Utchtteld. D. Compropet, Montecello
G. H. Die tartan. Vandalla, W, Bontleld. Mlddlepcrt,
McCord ft Bro. do, E. J. Sheffield. do.
Cooreau ft Della, Spring- D. C. Brown, Petersburg, I
field, T.B.O«bara, da
M.M.Vonda2en,Springil’ti . Fuakhoaser ft Co.. Effing-
EmmaOwcn, do, _ ham, __
J. a Hughes.'NJanttc, ‘ P. Fanknouaer, Ewlngton.
Beldft Son.Mechanlffi oarg - .
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, and sold
at Manufacturers Prices,
FULLER & FINCH,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
mWO-nw*r.lj K«i. 9i isd ss Mutet stroe
Commission Ptatfjante.
Iff' SCOTT STEWART,
Produce Commission Hwchantj;
50. 1 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINGS,
ocl difiQty Chicago. llltnoia ■ -
Q'ASH AD TANC ES.
1, SASH & CO.,
Liverpool ami London. -
liberal i>«h Advances will be made on consign*
mutt to the above bonsa of
IASOI, UID PIOYISIOII AID PIBDBIE
generally, by • THOMAS sAflH»'
gHERMAN & HALL,
Produce and Comnlnlon Metehante#
97 SOUTH WATER STREET 97
liberal cash advances on Flour. Grain, Seeds. Fro*
visions and DrledFmlta. for sale In this market or imp*
mentEaafc. ' jaTSlly
MERRY NELSON,
-LTJL P2ODUCE
Cemmlseloß and Shipping merchant,
50. at SOUTH WATER STREET.
(Agent for the Fulton Storch Works. Oswego Co„ S.TJ
Libera! cash advances on Flour and Grain for snip,
meat to Oswego or New York, or In store, giving the
shipper the privilege of selling In either market lor
one MuwwtiaHnn, apl£
■yAN DTWAGEN & CO.,
General Commlaalon merchant^
50. S DOLE'S BUILDING,
Comer South Water and Clark streets, Chicago, IH
feim-ly
JJUMSEY, BROTHER & CO,,
OommUalon Merekanls,
Give their ezelunve attention to ate parchasaand
sale ofiliur. Grain, and other produce, on Commission.
50. 143 h. Water, cor. Clark at. Chicago [noSSaSSB
HOWES,
commission merchant, .
185 Senth Water Street, Obleaso, Cl.
DalTgQjjy ‘
HOLMES & SON,
Beef and Fork Packers,
£3R> FBOTZSZOK HSHOgAWTa.
Office No, 12 Hirer Street
PACKING HOUSE NORTH BRANCH. CHICAGO.
Dealers ta
ttSEF PCBI.HASS BHOBLDEBB LAID, ITS.
market price tor Cattle tad Host.
REFER TO Banters and Business Men generally at
Quincy. Ilk. St. Louis and Chicago Saak; J. Young
Scanunoo,Esq„ President Marine Bonk; J. S, Ben
ham. Esq„ President Merchants' Savings Loan and
Treat Company, and Messrs. G. B. Hubbard * Co„
Chicago.
ain't, gpuca. Cseftd&dy] a. ▼.atouob.
JgEDFORD, MEREDITH & CO,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. 513 South Water Street. Chicago, give their exclu
sive attention to the purchase and sals ol Floor, Grids
and all kinds of Produce, Stock, Ac. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Agents for Kiln Dried Com
HeaL Refer to E. Lvitnkbam ft Co., Chicago: £lha
MeAlptn ft Co.. Cincinnati. y lail-ly
gPAFEORD, STEWART & CO.,
Produce Commission merchants.
Personal attention given to soles of Grain. Flour,
Provisions and Cc entry Produce generally. Business
exclusively Commission. Advances znaus on consign
manta, m Finale street, Chicago. fe2o*so-l7
o. a. BPX7TOEO. p. straraar. x. r. w. n.uu.
ALLEN VANE & CO.,
XT- COMMISSION MEROLINTB,
For the sale of Floor. Grain. Beet Pork, Hama, Lord,
Butter, Cheese. Seeds, Dried Fruits, ftc. 223 South
Water street. Chicago. Agents for Eaznb erg and West
ern Reserve Cheese.
him the [ftnl*al‘VLly] STOSS. _
\\/TIT.TAMR &nOTJGHTELEN’G
T f COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. ZIOH Sooth Water street, second door West ol
Wells street Bridge, give their exclnelve attention to
the sale and purchase ot all kinds of Produce Stock,
ftc. on Commission. Cash advances* made on Bills
of Lading and property In store. Refer to George
Smith ft Go. Marine Bank, end George Steel ft Co
j. at-wnxmig. [jaiw-iyj w. p. HocGHrxura.
XTEELT, LAWRENCE & CO.,
_LI COMMISSION MERCHANTS tor the pnrchaee
and sale of Grain, Flour, provisions, and Country
Produce generally. Business exclusively Commlaalcu.
.Also dealers in Salt, Lima Water-Lime, Stucco, plans
eriag Hair, Land Plaster, ft &, ftc* at BSS, 3SB and 2-E
South Water street.
A.B.VESLT. n. T. LAWEXSCB. W S.TTBCKAVr-.
mhhl'eO-ly a. y. Lawagrca.
QHARLES RANDOLPH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 3 Loomis Bull ding,
Corner of Clark and South Water strata. Advancer
made on Consignment*. tor*o-l-
QRIFFIN BROTHERS,
Commisolon Merelumts,
NO. 5 POMEROY'S BLOGS,-.
Comer South Water and Clark streets, Chicago, ac.
Tanees made on ccnrignmema.
z.r.oaimj. rmhSg6o-ly] Laiaro.
WRIGHT & SHERMAN,
psosucs comnssioH mseckahts.
at « y.vm El
Erery Description of Country iVodnca
on Commission Exclusively,
23 sad S
CHICAGO
|JNDERWOOD & CO. s
COMMISSION METKCErAKTH.
152 Soatb 'Water Bt* ( Glilcaso*
Twhigysa
QULYER & COMPANY,
COMMISSION MHUJCSLAJCn'S
216 Soatb Water Street*
g. ?■ oclvks. CJafbfllX] c. a. coma.
THOMPSON, BONHAM & CO.,
A - EXCLUSIVE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. SS3 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO. ILL
Rxna to—Merchants* Savings, Lean and Trust Co_
Alonzo Richmond ft Co. Hon. Jno. C. Haines. Chicane;
J. H. Drake ft Co. N. R. 8. King, Buffalo.
laalOcfidyl
'YUKPINy LAKE & CO.,
. 5 coanssioN merchants.
NOo 183' *3 Sootb "Water St,,
A. tush wauun :.r.irTL
UyfoCj
J£DWARD SACKET,
OosmliMiou Slercii«fii«
No. 185 South Waterstrcet. between Ola ana N«s*f
Board of Trade Bulldlnsa. Cblcsro. 111.
Hem to Merchaata’ Savings Loan and 'i mat Co.. CM.
cago; Smith, Pollard ft Co., Chicago; Darker lltady,
Ksu., Cashier. New York; a. "Whitney fit Sons, Philip,
pb k; F. F. Fuigerft Co.,N«w Orteaaa.. imSfiriT
JTORD & >TORTOK,
Stonge axtd Commission aerclssitts.
Fire Proof Warehouse, on Market street, betnean Laid
&T Liberal advances made on Cocsijjmnenta.
nsnsL a; roao. [aalToO-ly] sanrixm, wnayr*.
piTEOT & CO.,
General Coßualsiion MerehaaUf
119 807TK WATER STREFT, CHICAGO, ILL.
juog x, sins. QyiS’SO-iy] altsxo p. nrng.
4s SEYMOUEL.
\J commission merchants; ■
For Lie purchase and sale ct
6EALV, iXOCB, PEODI'CE 1 3lEEffitiS3lSSk
No. 1 pard*;c’B Bclidinr, corner GfWeEa saSift?c“tt
ion ccnßjgnEinutr..
y« t. cEAxaKsiAOL ■fdels"63l w. amtatra.
Bailie & SEYisiouK,
PKODTTCK .--M> GEXKKaL CGiUUSSIOK
MERCHANTS, Office IWS South Water-st,. Pomarcy’a
Build In ns. Pest Office Drav. er 6137, Chicago.
tia. TK "BATHS, 7. 5L aTßioea.
- RKrKsascßsr-Stcrgeß.BucklaKham*Co.;Wm, Mar
tin, Gcnrral Freight Agent C. B. ft Q. E. R.
aulftcSlJy
M COCDIISSION IffEUCHASTS,
[Successors toJcaseWcUerand^ ftMellea.]
178 South ‘Water Street
Advances made on Consfgnmentt to us and to our
friendu South and Ha*t.
RKrxß to £. LTinkham ft Co„Chicago;Betta,Mel
lon ft w Tman, St Locia; Papuan, Clamicd ft Co- Bur
lington. lowa.
J. A iiZLtxy, late of Weller.Mcdd & Meßen.
late with Patman, Olmsted ft Co-
BurHßgton, lowa. JaJ-<SO3-Sm
* COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
180 South, Water Street. Chicago, Tiifairf*
RnrEßJEscxs:—Marine Bank. Chicago, UL; Alvah
Buckingham, fof the firm of Sturge* ftTßucklnghain.)
Chicago, Ul; Farmeta’and.Mmera’Bank,Mnwaaicee.
Wla.; Procterft Gamble, CiadnnatLOhlo; AS.Guftrla
Buffalo, N.Y.; King Brothers, Toledo, Ohio. feldiKMhn
MORgE . & CO.,
2BOSXTGE COHKZSSIOH MKRCHAHTS,
ISG. ..SOUTH WATER STREET ISC
Aikln’s Buildings, Chicago. *
Business confined strictly to Commlaalon. jyX-lyde
JOSEPH IL TUCKEdi,
(Late of the firm of Tucker, Randolph 4 Caxter.i
coaonssioN mebchakt,
So. 6 Board of Trade Bslldisgs, CAleago, UL
Personal and excluslTe attenkon given to a Commis
sion Business. Advances made on property in store
and for sale la this mark eLorfor shipment East.
Jaasd9l33n *
B. DUPE E, Wholesale
mnSION DEALER,
Office 37 State Street. Packing: House oa South
Clark Street, near Twelfth.
In
tar, pbii, uiD, HAMS.T-ipr, pies’ (in
SMOKED BEEF, AS.
C. B. D, would invite the attention of Grocers, Hotel
Keepers and Provision Dealers generally, to his
SUPERIOR SUGAR CUBED HAMS AND BEEF,
which has bad preference over all ether brands offered'
fbr sale in the Northwest for the past five years.
Ample Fire-Proof Warehouse FadUttea fbr the
of storage of an Hods of Bartel Provisions, Floor and
Dressed Hogs. tefidSglAa
PEU 6NET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
_Personal attention given to the purchase —wi sale of
Grain, Flour and.Coautry Produce generally.
OFFICE NO. 2 HILLIABD'd BLOCK.
N E.cor. 6.WaterandClark-sta. P. oTBox (CS7.
BS723ZSOZ&—’Ho&.IVtQ.B.O2deQ. f'M« v »g*i,Tn ;TTr>n
B. W. Eajmoad, do.; Isaac Coo 2. Esq., do.t-a.'W. Mp
P.Haroony, Kepi’s® Co., Kew 'ion;.
Gourd ireres. do.; YelTcrton Bros,, dai Jos. King's
Boob.doq Jaa.E.Lucas,Eaq.. St Louls*Kdward Tes
»°q. Esq- do.; Caaa. Chouteau, Esq., do. [feis*6o-ly
S3f Liberal advances made on Consignments.
HP. STANLEY,
• - COMMISSION MEBCHANT,
Froltt ProdoceandFrenedEaT,
Ko. 165 Soatn Water Street, Chicago, IBS _P. O.Boi 225.
We solicit the Consignment of goods that are of tU
szsr QQadiy—ft iroiua be oar choice to deal In a
other class. fciffWJy '
Commissum JHetcfjattts.
g & S. P. C A RTER,
General Commission ITJerehant*,
■fo i (Second Floor) Board of Trade Bnfldln?, wtn
sltc tltelrpersonal attention to the purchase and pale
of ail kinds ot Prodnce. - •
23T Advances made on conetjnjmentg.
aoswpr T -r>T»xgß. ImbCel72-om] a.u ly. CA7trit«.
IVTcGEE & WING, Produce and
IVi Coramlasion.'lfercbonta. A sent* of rhlcapoand
St. Louis Transportation Line. Office }o. 20 South i.r.
aalle street. Cash advanc- s mode on bills lading, pro
perty in-store and on shipments East. Particular au
tecfcon paWtotbe sale sod purchasoof undo. Flour.
Wool ProTlalooSk etc. Refer to B. F. Carter * Co., H.
L TlnkCam & Co., Sturzea, Buckingham «fc Co.
J. W.' HoQxs. . • [mhAeriMmi E. Wnro.
TITOSELEY & McKOWK,
coinnssio?i mebchanxs
tob Tge sals op
Flour. Grain and Produce,
Also—GenCTJti Shipping Agents for all kinds of Pro*
‘ aM>k^rv . u ™piHy tiy Railroad cr Ves.w).
40 Qbay Street, Albany, Jf. Y.
C.C. M09KEEY...... JA3 - McKOWy.
llam 6Eali!i,’do*Tuurlow W«id, ia-lx.m
gAKER &, SPAFFORD,
General commleeloilMcrcliants,
Office and Warehouse?..-. 2%0. M South Water Street.
AOTASCZa SUSS 03f COXSIaSMBSTS.
Particular attentiongiven to taojmrchaaa and j&lo
of FLOUR and SEEDS on commlsdoa. mt3u -* Sm
yrATSON Y. COE & CO.,
COLODSSIOH MERCHANTS,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OP
Pork, Flour, Grain and Stock*
50. 216H South Water Street, Chicago."lllinois.
WAT9O2T T. COB, W2f H BICE. S. L. tr.VDBBWOOD.
dcggMy
£o =?f)ippetg.
gFECIAL NOTICE
TO SHJPPESS.
Michigan Southern and Northern
Indians. Bailroad
EXPRESS FREIGHT UfSE
FOB TOLEDO. DETT.fIIT. CIETELiND.
BUFFALO. ALBANY NEW TORN, BCoTCK.
PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA,
RAT.TTMORg AND OTHER EASTERN* CITLEd,
Beth In the United State? and Canada.
An Express Freight Trela Pill leave Chicago Stntca
corner of Clark ana TweUihfitroeti, dally, at U o'clock
A. M. tor tbaabove places.
Shippers by this Line can roly on having their prop,
erty trass ported to Itv destination vltfi as QClCnl
DESPATCH and as few Ttuxagaza as by any other
route.
This Company have within the past few mouths built
Cars especially adapted for this trade. If desireu.
Freight cap be so >t from Chicago to Cleveland, Dun
kirk. Buffalo, Pittsburgh or NevrTorii without cisauga
of Cara.
Bates idr.e.
ty*Mark Freight designed tor tlds Line, “Via
Michigan Southern Railroad Express l’i eight.’*
Contracts given stthu General 02ce,No. 53 South
Clark street, and at Chicago Station.
JKO. 1). CAAU’E'.LL, H. H. POiITER.
Gen. Cun. Toledo. Act. Gem ?r*t Ag’t.
ja3-ly C3AS. it GH&Y. con't Agent.
Twro-TICE TO SHIPPERS
PBOSC CHICAGO TO IKE EAST.
THE PITTSBURG,
Ft. VV'ayne and Chicago It. It,
FAST FREIGHT LINES.
We are now prepared to offer Shlpner* superior ad
vantages for -hlpment* of all claves* of Freight fruin
Chicago to all Ka-dcrn Points Having Urgcivlncrea*.
Ed their Road Equipment of can* end machinery, and
facilities lor tram. »>rtation.
First hy the «>ld and. well known popular route to
the Fa-*!, via FUI-burg. and the Peuneylvanla Railroad
to Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York ami Boston and
all Eastern pelsc-.witn but ooe change of carsbrtweca
Chicago, Baltimore and railadelpia. This route Is re
presented la Chicago by
Clarke 6c Co,, No* 72 Dearborn St.,
Who alone are authorized t ) Issue Through PH* of
Lading tor hn-Liht destined tor . points Ease of Pitt:-
burn, via thl* route.
All Freight intended to go Ea=t via yds route, should
be consigned, in Chic-go. to “Pltt-murgh, H. Wavne
ft Chicago u. li. via Ihil-hurghft Fo'iapvivunlaß. It.",
Or by the new ana expeditious rout 3, •. l;i i>.?t l>ie -u
Cleveland, to D'-nklrk, Buffalo, New York, Boston,
and all points InNe-v York w;d 1 he New Enc hind Siat*”*.
Freight forwarded vja tuia rente requires no tran.-xcr
between Chicago aud Cleveland. Dunkirk orlluCn'o.
Jerry Nottingham. No. 54 Searbors Street.
la Agent for this r-ute. and alone authorized to liiuo
Through Bill* of La ing f r Freight lorwardetl via
Crestline and Clevehmd. All Frcigat Lie tided to go
Kaat. via tin* n.*uttt«honfd b« con Igned, ta Chicago, to
“Plttabiirgh. Ft. Wayne ft Calcaiu li. 1L via Cr-st
line ft Cleveland.”
gy'Rates by either ol these routes will be the ramo
ftsbyotlicror cunifu tiug lines, and all cure jilveu tn
the safe and speedy shipment of freight.
JNU. J. fiorvTON,
r,en. rx igV. v. h t. w. ft c.’r. b.
J. P. Freight Agent Chicaco. fi^elCftlm
iLcgai Bbbntiscmcnts,
PUBLIC NOTICE IS CEBEBY
given that on Monday, the twcntv.efth day ot
March. ISCI. at my L-filcv. N-'. 15 Garret I’l cW, la the
City of Chicago, County of Cc-uk, ard Mate of xlllnolr.
I sh4ll offer tor gale aud sell at public aucil nto the
liigUcvt bidder for cash, too Piou’.is«ory Note* ard
stock placed in mv bauds by Thomas fcpetr ano iirld
by me a3 collateral tecuritv f r the pivmrnt vf certain
indebtedness ajral et him in my haod- to«* cdlcctlon,
described us fouows, to '•’l::—i’-.-n i!o> Shares of
hnudren di-Har* each of the La sado Harbor Jraprove
mentCompaj,y; n.ic Note made by kViii.
F. Stewart, payable to S. Dawow or bo>*rcp, and en
dorsed bv said f arr ,>r for J6,i» dated Xinrch 32d, 18£8.
and payable iu sLvtevn months from Etc date thereof,
with int'-ru-c at taa per cent, p-r a- uam; and one
other tfotu made hv said W’m F. Stewart, rcyablo to
said S. Barrow or bearer, and cmlorA<d by him for
$63T.13.1C0 dated March aid, K:*. ami !‘»'\b!vJittwo
years from the dale thereof with mnwat
cent, per antiam JAMES SHLLKK.
Chicago, March 9th, ISCI. mbO'SXxtd
..30 asu a
nnKTJSTEE’S a AL g.~ Whereas.
JL Joslali D. Dunning ami - CnDnire, bis
wife, on the t* eotioth «!:;v of l-ybrutirv. .\. I>.:BrA ex
ecuted and tMSverud the uml-rskncd, «t> tru*.
Uc. a rtred or trust ccnvuvlng the premises her«in
aftcr de-cnboii, to see .re th-; p;un cr.t of a certain
promissory note therein nunt ouf-i and described,
which eala trass deed was du v reconkdln in© lie
corder’sofllceofKauo Countylllnu.li*. In Mo>!: f4 of
Deedsat paic ill. »'>l also In the IVcoul.r*? vitiee of
DeKalb Countv, Illinois, la fc<ufe of at
pagetioQ. Atul, whereas dcta>’U ha* b'jen made m the
payment of said pronis-ory nut.. :u.« a; pllciitku h»s
been made to me br Calvn I*. ...\'p»ila, the legal holder
thereof; to eell-aid proii)l»;s undcramt bvvlrtn-'of
eaiddaedof trust. for the ;vurp res therein exrr d.
Xow, therefore, nubile notice is hereby gken that I
slialt s*dl at public unction at the forth"door .f the
Coart Hoasc, la the city of CLlem-o. count" of Cook,
and State of HllnoU. to the li ; c:i* :>t Milner ft
CJVfh. f r the purposes in said dwi-d of treat
expressed, at tin o’clock, a.. Uf., on TuLvuav.
the ofnctccntbstlay of JJar.h. A. D. the promises
In sail deoii of trust cescribed, to wit: lots
seventeen (IT) eighteen cir elecn (19; and twenty
s£}} In C. i?'" t*.> *-ahdivl«'orr cf that part of block on*
(!■ lu thcrrjflcal town '\’*<jtAuroi a. King north of
Mill street luui ca=t of River direct, la the county of
K*nn .;f Itllnfd*; ah>o. the sonth ca*t quar
t'T. »iid th<* eru t half of t.ic ■ on bwest quarter of s- c
ti.»a hwoniy nvo i- j> and t c m»u hwe>t quarter ot
the >du .fewest quarter ofsectiuo twenty-four (’i) la
town thirty-- k-bt u» i north or nm goitre ('0 cm-sc: Sue
tlilrr t rlncipal n.crlilinn, twolandrcd and
ei-:nfy acre?,?lnuitelu the' ountyof Do Kalb m
said state of III!nob. to"eth?rwUh all and singular the
privilege* snd appurtenances thereto belonging, and
all riaht and-cqui:> of rcdcicpt.on of said dtimnh D.
ban. inland Lqilu.v.u, bis who, tnclrtlair heir* aj.d
aasl't.s, in and io #aM pr»‘tr.l'c--*.
H II. THOMAS, Trustee.
Kir ‘l &
ChiTairo.ittruii 7; i?Si
UXIiCCTOKs’ SALE. —At public
JL-i wmlnl*. «*i the '"arm *u Homer Township. three
miles *-a.-t of L»»* kport, County of Will, cad genre of
LUnoU. at th-* lit*; residence rf GEORGJt BARMiT.
deceased, will he sA.* u» the nlghfc&c bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, TXarcb SOtla, ISGI,
Ccuuaenclflg at 11 o'clock a. x.
6ac Uaailrcd Head Imported usd best loomed
j DURHAM CATTLE,
Via!—Bulla. Stvcrs Tlclffc,i. C*>w?, Caivrj*. ftc.
Al-o, a fitielnt • f Worivi ii Horioj, Breeding-Mans,
Colts, and Forty u:ad of
SQSTH D3WH ASD BiSKWITH SHE'?, AND
DIE S3BTH SSm BAM,
AR the property ot George Barnet, hit J t£jaH Cean
.ty, deceased. .
Time will be given cn Approved Paper.
EDWARD L TrXKIT*M. 1
TIMOi’HY B. Ul■ ACKSiONE. f-Exccutcn.
v, J°RN liUaiA’.iC, , )
pHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
"SVh'Teaa, John Corl. Robert L. Fabian and
R°wl»cd Ell's, did mak* fctecutc and dehrerto James
b.Sn-dcr. William C.'Beraan're, a.*o. Wiiiiam F. any
denhesr certain chattel mortgage deed, bearing dan
the nlactecaih oay of November, in i!,e year of our
Lord cne thousand eight Imcdredand fii'ty-i.lne. to
secure the payxe-.t of seven thunaacd dollara In
eighteen months fr-mthe first day ‘jf .September In
year of our Lord one- thousand eight bundred and fifty
nine, with Inrercst at six per cent eonTP-. irp:l;e prop
ertv ttrei-afu-r described, wnlcb tald mort
gage U rtcnrdod la the Kec.-'rder's t-ih-o or Cook
County, In the* £5 to cf Uliuols, In iTof Chattel
ilortiagt-e. page 6VJ. And whereas, the r:«idJaae*B.
Murder. Wiiiuoii C » cr-fsM:e and v* ilium F. cnyder
did o-! the tventv ."lgh?b »!.ie of F**’T"ary A l>. 881,
asikn and transfert n-e.T'fr cf « Jo'(s all theri.hL
Pt!eandln:cresive-fd'ntheio by virtue crtbesald
chattel mortgage; mu whur* as, &1 «•. haa been
made in the vaymi.-tl or part of n l * u':r.i or seven
tDQOsand dol'ars, and there is now «l • i;:cr?ontho
Bum of flftv.turce bunded nl;.fty-'iTe d Ihus.
Now, therefore, ounUc a-.tlc« I- Sun by • Sven, that I
shall on Monday, tue J£th day of March, in ;!;*.• year cf
oarLonJ. one thousand hundred sad Mity-oae,
at the hour of ten o’clock, lu the forcuoo;* os" that day,
oathe premises hereir.a_ r ;er desc lb-':!. ,u t’-c eltvof
Chtcaiu. nuder and ?>v vlrmo of the power and
authority In me vested by said chattel morrage and
the said a<s afcieeald, a-d ivrthe
parrosee therein eaprtwd. ecu at public auction to
the highest and best b.dderfor ca<h, tn a goods and
chattels in eald chattel lunrreagi. described to wit*
one alcohol sclU. onetnulre and boiler, eight tubs, oua
eonde-str, oue worhi. one colun-a; rNo.the boildtoz
In paid goods and chatttls are’located, the samo
belnra frame bat ding, sitaatwi on ihnt rortot Block
8 In KlozlcS Addltloß, bounct-’d av foU.vworconjmano-
Ing on the nort-j live of said block at a jKdct t jt>o re«t
ea-st from Ihe northwest cofiiee -fsa:d bLck, theaea
eastou said Un“ I°et. tec-, ce aoutn at right
anjles with last line is> fe<rtto the sontlt lino of sold
block, thence west on mid s *vth ihie o>» feet. Uenoe
north IS3 feet to the place of tKtJunlag. and now
known as number to on a map of tafd itt.-ceS on file hf
the office of * 'gdesi, FleotW-.od ft < 0., lu Cblf-aro.
Chicago. March i : , 1501. TAfcLI'TUX JONES,
mßfeiMul A-ai-pcecf Mortgage.
AT ASTER'S SALE.- s rale of HH-
X»JI noli. Cook •'"ounty. Circuit Court Cif kCoonty
In Chancery. RobertscovQva.Jcienrv J. bnabJlng.
Public notice Li hereby gl.ea mat L L, C. Paine
Freer. Master in Cfca-*ciry cf co.k Cvucty. State of
rilnoiß, will on the Sfithdavof Hire-■, A. I>. JtJil, atlu
o’clock in the forenoon of sold tiav, m obedience to
Uicmandate In a deer*e entired li>’i&jf.itaaae,ceUmt
public auction for caata u» Uie bladen atihe
nertti door of the Court House of tin- County ci. Cbot
Intheclvy of Chicago, all of Uie following described
parcelof laud, tiir.aia msala ccur.t* »•( ccokto wit:
Theundtnded half ot the nonhw-at quarmr of section
five (5) InTowcsulp ihirty-vun* ii'oth Lange ti*ir
teea(ffi) eastvf the third principal mi riaian, • onlain-
Ihg oue hundre*! and asw acre*, cr much thereof
as may be necessary to make the money due to the said
by aaid decree, wkh principal, interest
and cost*. -
UC. PAINE FREER. Master In Chancery Cock Co..
Chicago, February 27. A. D. iSSL lUSeJJKd
OTATE OF ItLIXOH, COOK
VO COUXTT, S. 8, Superior Court cf Chicago,-
March Tena+JL. IX, I'sdi. fettpaeu Ss-i-i l ry y3.Fraccia
B-West Attachment.
FublCßoCceli hereby siren to the eaid rranclsJL
West ihftS two wzlta oC aunchmtut Issued one cf the
office of the Cleric of ihe 2up*r;-tr o>nrt of Cblcegu,
datsd the ;Plh «iav of A. 1\ I.*ju at the mlvcf
the said Stephen Salisbury. aM lie csrsXeot
the said Francis K. Wew,£jr taesnmof Uirca hu Biitcd.
and eleven dollars, directed to the-Shcrffia ot. Co--k
County and Iroquois, which said writ.-* havebaen re
turned executed, Now. therefore, uuk:*»you,the«ud
Francis &. W e*t shall personally ba aac appear before
the said Superior c-urt of Chicago, on or before the
firs: day of the terra thereof to be Soidea at the Court
Hoosa,la the City of ChKaiO. on the first Mocdnvof
March, a. D ISuLgive special bail, and plead to the
said rdnlntlff's action. be entered aninst
you, and to favor of the said piainCjf and so much of
the property attached as maybe sufficient to satisfy
the aaia Judgment and costa, will besoldtosailniv the
same.. . t\f. "KIMBALL, CkrS.
KLDVn>as'&
feiSwWw *
QJiOTiSS. GLOTES, GLOVES I
l?oa’l forget to bay year Glares as
Clart street (up-3Ufr»>. The best and cbeapcatßcdc
am and Fur, all sold loTX'Ctian ever beiorc.
V.9.—Bovea is also Ageat tor tbq West of ‘Wfiaoa’a
BOTiar Machine, the mot£ staple «sd pertact machine
srcraiad* Cauaßdmttj , oca I ®!*
■ mhSelL'Tift