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barrel ,a ne x.1s of n 6css sos'aefn eaffan th,t
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fln tEuth could to deny The fsct, than to detent
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attention 70 he e.tahl,hneat of thc,s EoIEshoos II
of u. soI tss1c, tG nd fes ron detei!os.t!oa *
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Imports
, 1866-12-29

.'cosres" brokc and the market dcc'iccd g i=::c,
hoa shipped she great bulk Of he WheaL verr
week Or ten cAys the market MA very hearY and
prices declined 70 Il Is for re-alar, In r,cw of the
brilliant procpec,s tor an abundant harvest On
Cf heav! rains In lltdfaus, Ouo AID lowa. large
speculative dcnaua spraus u1, anl psIccs rn1ter-
1aly advanced. Dnrl.e Tie rext few days the
SIt iSs e;oaLers Noala f b. 81 dleapppinsed. li IA
view Of fhis. the market hecsne hessy aud ae-
elineo 10 sl;ss on Aug1st:. On the ID rain as.ta
ort, erd on tic eth a cist.tou Of i rrgu1a-"
was Esde-North and south SIDE receipts
tic former being The nose valuable. Up to this
isEat co dangers Of nuy contequtnct To the Woc1s
e:np wc1r- apprebcuGcd, and Inv pzospcc.s srre
good for magnificent yield both IN quality ana
1Elpt,t5. but n the ,seeond week IN August the
rain kior,As ret IL aud couIluucl s!mos: without
iLietnitston fot 5te tt nix weeks. Haryesttng
was sadly iEttrfefcti With. For = few hours 4. i
eagerly took advantage OF II to cut the wheat: bat
ixln EcL3u GET IL. causing tuspensiou Of labor.
Whole ecIds Of standing grain bcsan 10 sproIt,
md IL nsny secsionE, 'be Frsin ai1rady ens uas
foEhd 10 be epront1ne tn the stack. North OF this
lssitudr The ELECTS Of the rain "e.s more inuttoas
The new cop inapeoed No. ., scareey one-elshih
no: ], a.d the t4a}anee went Rejretcd. ~ soon
n>ihe crop began To- be marketed. = marked dis
1cad had It's .epuIaH and distinct salaa, though
DISCRIMINATION was more marked IN No. . aud
Ecirc1en ,hhn In No. !, though Al the close Of Tho
yes1 decided preference vas given for ths re-
llnston reads. Ihe shipping demand during the
yrar 1fe been eonetani--a much larger proper
ton than ukunl having heeu forwarded hy rail
rost, mostly to points tn Indiana, Ohm and Penn
sJlsaD1n where tho Winter Wheat crop
was a failuze-havinE been winter killed. Tho
southern part d. this Stale has also drawn
on rs for snpplfes-the Winter WheAt ralsed
In that section having been exhausted. Toward
tfe end OF the year The D13Alo markc: warranted
surue shipments Of No. SprinR to that city by
rail. 1he Indications arc that unless the reccpts
show 4 marked Increase during the Ecxt ~o OF
three months, there viii rot b. large stock to so
The following table elbows the receipts and ship
ments ef Wheas II ChtesEo for teItes Of Jta13:
, 1866-12-29

u slee.ea congtssusc,, ~no still .eeas aaa. J.
l1iac hell ena as Eam,.lins ss.as uoss escfks 10
psfaeF 1hs epPlo'e,s taia sa1 osss
# nn,,st. i p.eses n:afs5t ssmSns oS ihe
thifu sabbath ar May each IN yesr: -.----
.nd eiel .bosers II al pat. Of ths ra,d ar 20
lives a,e .ssds ssb!lisr si:a hasa Suadas=; ani
esn aes e as7 aa and @ bsTs
no umc to sttend TO Inc salvation Of aeir aool',
ard As millions Of former s1.scs are sbouinssay
u1gu ail ministers Of ChrisL Who ''ha,h created
al 7ees Of one blood" srd died to aave the soul.
Of millions 'oa every kindred and tf!be and
Of s ,sir p,sy md % s1aai 1,shis foT ii, upon the
third Sabbath m Jnrc IN each yeAE:
SIC L. A. lutsnpz7oco produces, -, md sE.
our county by It's thecklrg .srtrceallua Of ous
r1sion's nafa! day and src1:4at hoilldas, ws a.Ee
Al! niEhte1a to preach on temperance on TIE Last
Te:aaee +. csecn:sa!,5 socl:l sin, md as 20 inc
friend wi! lem ancther 10 become q lar, re
earnestly ard respectfully request all ministers TO
batk School scholars with Our testimony Tempe
ra:sce pledges, and requesting them 10 secure as
s15 95t - poss1ns taa9 ssaoe e
cieat, s2tsdI md thorooeh esnTass e the entt.s
nesle W Ere r. he ss sssos1 Nsa
the moet signatures III eseh 5eat, one o. oas hue
t1ed dollar prbe ha1eeltAs; whias we
vii. sire to the psstnr who sends ns
the taIcest number or pledges iroc. his Whole
parish cash prize OF oee hundred dollars. To
allow tins to hear from ministers and mission.
ares IN All parts OF the world. these prizes shall
teAr, ard draft on Now losk Of london for one
hundred dollars In roId, or twenty pound. tts:l.
fnc, or 1yc hundred T. arts stall be Forwarded 70
The euccctslnl pastor by the General Secretary o.
The Union Reform Association, on ths thh
1hureday In November In each year. There i =
pruht Of oter dfl} per cent on ouE medals, and dse
per cent Of four total receipts for medals shall be
rel apart Is the Iezc Fund, N addition to The dty
per cent previously set apart 70! beneaeenee-
IIo be eoaciu1<d IN nktt N0nA1y's 1Eibvu<.1
, 1866-12-29
EJyE,S PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Msde ftrr, the Prescription OF Kcv- CH4s. r. KNG,
NJ D. IL. D., ttc-, sor TIC P.ey ertiss ktd C:Ee q
CONSU MPTION
us IT'S MOST ADVANCED STAGES,

On IT'S MOST ADVANCED sTAHSJ
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ke15a 70 nsass c9sI e
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R11s5ss sSr s9Fs as! tn1 e: q
sinkinx nf the stomach s6Dr= Or afser e.s5s. coaka
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sp rs,11n es Ee ~ D.
rtntezenss Frpn, PuiteuIs. &c.
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,:s5 f5sss.ss T.: 81 ss:E & 1T F. :sfEss ss
b!e5erF; RSeIE ore g saze it nssbea
sated much u7 1s use-"-Eey. t. D. 1osEs' ksesra
BIs1x uorn AsroK P14cx. x. y.-1a :hs esrl1 pss<
p,feEsaaf3. -, wa xa1:1ss naa sso!sa. Saas4
compaese5y prnstr.ted u ts erta.11 nosreeee@
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eleediss nom - lungs ay naAy Fn{'!ss.a s,sTsa
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4. Il Amf e. sti fa!s, kFfias
, 1866-12-29

OATS.

OA1Se
Tbs receipts Of Oats daring The year 1868 foot up
1o.ois,sso bu, sEa!nst lu,ss:,s99 bu lor The yeal
r1cytour, md Is 941 bu Tor 1851. The market
during The year hiss presented few points worthy
ct a detailed notice. Tho most oistinRG,shing
Of that epcculaitre feeling which has character.
lied the talkes In psry1o1s years. Ths rIeat
en- operators who hAve stuek to The trade W1ih
pettinae1ty raEely seen, ard which. Il applied 10
oil boring, would hare brought the d1la oat some
whczt In The netghborhood Of Chtn1- There has
been steady s6,pring demand thfonshou! The
Jcsr, md p1ices, though ductuating. have shown
none Of those violent changes which distlngulseea
iasi 5ear's operations. The heavy Ia!a which fell
throughout Aueuat md September bad dauaas.
Ing effect On this years e1cp, and, silica the cote
OF September, the great bulk Of the sceelpts have
been composed O; No. y These were light IN
weight bat tound. During the past two nonths
heavy shipments haye been made to Green BAY
and Other points in Wisconsin. also 10 Wtncna,
st, Paul snd other sections OF the upper AiAsls.
The following table shows The weekly prices d
No. Oats In tbs city for three years:
wHN1 FR1ctAoF 10. l oAEa N CHICAGO Ynu
, 1866-12-29
The GRAIN TRADE OF
CHICAGO.
4 MARKED INCREASE SINCE
LAST TEAR.
Flour Manufacturing in this City.
Receipts and Shipments Of tloar
and Grain.
a REVIEW Of THE BUSINESS FOR
TIE ,YEAR-C0MpkRA1IVs
STATISTICS.

The supErmscy which Chicago has long cnjoy-
ed as the greatest Gr1tn market In the world Il
irlly trtoEutxtd. Etd each rnccrcu:ng 5cat adds
isuTcn to the iamc won In this regard. la tho Ia
bles given below will be found the receipts and
shipments ar Flour and Grain for the year 1s'i,
With comparative statistics Of io.ue9 Jea1h. From
ihctc IL Wild be seen that the total steelPs o! a
GsaIn-7F7orr into Whs5iaassreSsie o5.75l,;10
1915 SHOWING an increase Of 1i:tiS.927. Or =
ineseaAe Of 6sD,t:3 brls-ueariy fity-scve1 per
c9easer issn In 1sa. A. compared etta this last
Increase Of hHti,se3 bushe1s-or ore: thlrty.thrce
pct cent Oats shcw falling oU AT 331a tu, or
not quito three per cent The tnclease III the se
ccipts ul E*e is ne1E1y seventy per CENT nAFl:J
etows falling OF Of about ~ 90 bu, rs comq,F-
ed with tBI1.
Ilnd 1t moi tccu for The partial destruction Of
the Wheat, Eyc and Barley c!o2s, ID, 1865 and
1855, the receipts for The ysaI ins. closing .vond
licd In the tables bc1Uw- Next year We eannot
look TOR large saiu In cur receipts, owing to the
dsmares ,r:ilc.cA on the crops hy the rains, In
August aud september last The csrly ftosts In
tne middle OF September aud the latc raias Eaa +
y retarded the growth Of the Corn crop, and in
many sections. il never reached its fnl develop.
xnc1l-
Below nii pc found the uecsly taplcf Of the
receipts Erd shipments OF E1our and Glaln dur
Ing the lhc yer 1914 rs ptsted on Change by
thc Stcrctary Of The Boafd Of Tedc-lhc receipts
tor The last wtek OF the rear being estimated:
, 1866-12-29
BARLEY.

The reeeipa Of barley during the year 1865 were
1tG5, $40 Bushels, against ,26,1 154 for tho year
1sCt-A dee1es&e Of q, ,tCk hu. The crop o! rs was
tery poor, owlnE to Ito heavy ralns which fell
during the Autuz.a 0l that year, and TO this fact
may be attributed the decrease In receipts The
crop o. the past year PROMISED well. mud would
undonesday narc turned ont 60 bad II not been tot
the heavy Iatnh in August aud September last
which indicted serious injury on The growing
grain aDd greatly dctenorated that which had Il the
time, been chi ana stacked. The deliveries were
IN the aggregate Of much betior quality than those
received the previous iaI1 In the fore part OF the
year, the local trade manly supplied by Ba-
ley or Canadian gro,rth, large amount k1v!ag
heen imported during the presio1s fall The
Western aKtlc2t NeS Of ve.y poar cosHty. kud did
not meet With much tayor with cur browers OF
tuatatert. aud tran. actions In 1t were confined
Uoetiy tothe DauufdctrreIs Of mill feed aud OILS
Htic:s, P.icea during the summer months took u
vide rancc.:from 15c for Old No. up to 81, i,lofos
In, m ac,iye export demand eprany up At New
York, ar large shipments weie made frou, this
port. These continued throughout the fall up 70
The close OF uaTlEatios,, Hnd aione nhout ihe lat
OF Nottnb.r, ar active speculative movement
took place, Which, however, lasted only faw
days. The speculative demand duriu. the year
Eas been Hight, and confined mostly to The regular
dcalrrt, who Fcslllcted thelt attention 10 prime
Farples. For these there has been constant and
steady demand for home and nearby consump
don, md as the supply Is Inadequate, prices rnle
eoll dnripc the past week ut s1.sJGt.a5, but ths
general !Auge Is 81, ,10e1f.M. .
The fotloWfr table shows the weekly prices oi
No. 2 ard Sample Barley for two years:
wEEK1Y raIcta OF HARLEY II CHICAGO POE Twt
, 1866-12-29

SUf3AR--Ihe n1srkes II moderately sctive, ~
prices IenAin pc Aane as prer1onlJ Quotcd- II
a,oek of ctzclc sass1s j. Light. Te quote:
, 1866-12-29
i]Iei.S

4 ecu,psonl:.c vac eEectel asj r.de became
uHe he.ltc. sa1ea tnnrcd from SltO*t7-Eta-
cIo.irx At <G,75za7-t0 for good lots dividing an
20 he.
rne,e res ste.e1eo1sunptlYc aemsnd, With
soms speculative Inquiry for Flour. and tic m.s-
Let ruled guile tsu. bat no qnotaole zdvauee ~as
es,ahlahcd. We note sales OF = ,Guo barftlz, 1t
s11t0 Tor White Winters, 311.GS1f-@ for Hed
Winter, <1cLos t1t0 for Spt7rg Extras, and $500
Tor Spring surt1.
The Waest market was quiet.- 1hc.e was
moderate niil1zg demand for No Spring, which
advanced es.e. No. Spring opened aru aud lc
higher. Int subsequently broke 5o7n md closed
1c lower and dull The sales foot up e. CO., buah-
eI-. ut xe.14Ga.1s fos No. In r. l. s1f A., D. 4
Co., $sule,a tos regular, stSo1.07 to.
No. In X. !. and A., D. Co.,
4l&o1.eoss for do regular. and 4tG0tG0
70, Rejee.eo rp.in closing 6rra At the sAvsoee
for No. !, end dulf At e. for No. 2
Corn was hesvy and 101he lover. With eslea Of
s1te0 hu n 73.iG7IAe for No. !, and 7ac Tor No.
e-e3oslng at Ts&G73c tor No, !.
Oats we're q2iet hnt trIu, with rr1es at At9eflL
for fresh receipts Of Nc. : in stnrc-
R.c vas in 1im1te,1 request una sieady, With
salta nj 9ie Tor No. /, and 8i0Sic fox No. 4.
Barley was qn1st aal unchsaged Transactions
we're made 1t 6l4 &C TOR No. =, and sl.o0 for Re-
{cetsd. .....
Woo. was duh md nominally unchanecd. Alot
Of 1pCC0 rs mecium. In good condition. sold
at &C. -......
The general greet rasrkets continue dull. and
there arc ur featuIcs worthy Ot uote+
Tho following 1eles, ans were 1esd 90 Change
to-day: -.-....
NEW ToRE, December g.
Flour stronger, at {9.5u3 llG0. Wheat in1et1ye
ant stcady 81 So.a9a3. Corn heAry. Al &i.ts
il store. Oats easier, At 6nG64c- Pork better, nj
SlaT for old, and <Sn-i5 for new. Lard quiet.
Hogs better. al $7eaGam Gold 1sass:.
Flour sc,iro and nrm- Wheat strong. Corn
tame, Dais heavy, Old Pork lower, at Si9.a7H;
new firm at $a0.s5- Lssd sc1tce and 1sm-
In tho afternoon the Gtain markets. were tnac-
tive and nousnasly unchanged. Thezr WAS some
inquiry for Mess Polk Il Slasu, with sel]ess at
sls,7aDlp.oo. There was nothing dnuc In Green
Meats or Lard.
The market for Beef cattle wss dali and tntcs-
I've, with TO quotanle change tn prices. Tbs de-
tuant waa condned almost entaSely to good ship
ping Steers, bus there were bat few OF this class
pte, Ing. snd sales were limited to I'll head which
were taken principally for the New York Market
! The receipts were 800 Read. Tho N1lka. closes 3
little ursk. with prices nonfuslly At 5aa06 6eH.
| The 1ive Hog market opelcd falsiy active It
shout tho closing rates OF yosterdaT. but later in
| the day, under moderate Arrivals and healthy
| competition AMONG packers, IN advance Of lo1 lie
| wut established. Sales embfacs 9,2s9 head. at
| $5GG6.41, chiefly 1t 3lSoG6.l0- The actual re-
eeipts to-day wese 7,OiS head. The market closes
strong, with nearly Ill sold
, 1866-12-29

There wss fair attndzneo On 'Chmce to-day
but tie leading produce markets. were qaiaf, snt
tu the aggregate the volume of trade Wa light
The Prpr1eion market presented tho same ehz1-
ncte1sssIe1 u On yesterday, md tbs volume Of
business wss comparatively tztaln2. There WIS =
li,ile inquiry Tor Eess Pork, md the 1nasket ad-
vxne.d &c with tales Of 10 hs!s at $taso3fas3
for City stznd1rd. and $lao for Afl-
Eapkee, delivered the1c. Clear Pork sold
to The extent Of 10 brls At $3.50 Extra Prime
was qulc: snd nnehank=d, with sa-s Of 100 hrls at
$3.50. Their was n rood inquiry for Grean Meats.
WITH Gales Of Hama ut e4Goc from slaughtered
and sAe tsou dressed hosr, and b,i 3sac Tor
shoulders from elaushterrd hogs Buls Assts
were dull with ealea Of 70 900 - Rough Sides on
terms not tnsde public. Euglssh meats were life
less. A lot Of 50 bxs CpnoeriRnds sold at stsc>
pceI Haros sold 10 a smsn way at SsaD. Lard
w.s uu4et but 6z1n, with ssas ri foE Ke:t.ed
1I1.e fosstezn, seller 1oc, md 1o4c for old.
Grease sold al sHe 70, Yellow &ad 10c for White.
HhltkeJ wsl dull snd entirely nominsl'
Jhern il 70 dc1nxnd Whatever, except IN 1ctah
way.
Dressed Hogs opened slow and eo1sse HIGHER,
hupuJess sefssed to PAY ao adFfnced agrss'
, 1866-12-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Eeyr Su8ta and JudEments.

New Su{6A and Judgments
The yn1iow,uV Is ,ha h5,,ness ycste7da, trims.
.,as - ~. re,,rrIt Cn,. RI. SO of I.n,c. M.
as.eu s.'s. u olo en@4t eo ~ Seo y. -
9vse
William u. Tu.enau Ss. Abraham Hpmau. APP
cc.,. verdict for nl,lnttn, With $50 dluAyes.
The following estes welc dismissed:
Elias Levy =. Willtfm BroTa case
Mishae& I. aecrAn N; Charles Ks1ly. Appeal.
: Ea1auel Rose y: wilnam perse. Appeal:
GIhc case against ne cttJ ~ tetet MAeGn,
which y TO Iernye5 iof the loss o hone. AlcEed
Of excavation On Nor.h Water shset, nses the coz;
ja5y: iSs d,@.ss sis.9Sd !. s = eor,,,....,,n
III + faie;ss sea,.as; M - n.as q y Rn,.; ;e;
Il s IL W n e sss si & hos
,he partition Ct lots = and 50 block q. Canal
ner,h o. ranse u tast: r.,,o.,
J.noe. wson et a. ,s 1s..e D. W,l;ee spd
Tho sni, Is brought upoa four P2foTissaIJ e no!ss.
agss s2co ,.,
,res rstTI Tyn %a'son q Co. w. Ann'' WILSON. pan"
~ s.s asa b 5Shn S1 In Maotsa os1 "a g. esF s,:
being to conscs. the right 70 Collect tne bounty tsx
desire to htndei CT dea! The eollection q any &
eept the taid pretended bounty tax, wh1eh hey
allese to be designed for tne pt1yate besea. Of
persons not entitled to receive The money. The
bin also alleges that the whole amonnt needed TO
tecEte tho toEn hum muias5 att Vas ss,s snn'
fc7ibsd from the poskets Of Gid.sasr An injnne-
uon tss1ed 70 tesu5ln me collection;
,ion sea y ,ssspss: rs Sia esSs. ,sasd IL II
altres from difficulty u the settlement Of A a.
legged 1eftnerehip Il The susle'sh1P OF LIE fHty-
seSGnd int1nsT o. .! th,s h sts s1Isror on,t ~, ron
tined to tie cor1nnu law braneh, pres,dcd over
| by Judge Gary. In The matte: Of tsc petition o.
| Joseph Sanders for mechanics le!n upon prop
es1J oi John ], schwarx, .cavt wss given 70 ausnd
Tho bill and ctossbG! in fhc chapeeTy proceed
| tre Of Gray n. Densnaosc wcEc Withdrawn, md
" ssts d,sm1s,ss Ti.aS1t sao Rss3sdi'e'
Andrew II. Dalton n. Ere etlck Smith ct. H.
Appeal. For plalndd with S. damsree.
Archibald Q: leeE1e ct q. VI. John >. bsoun:
d.msees,
The new tui1s IL this court wcc tn assuDpstf,
e. follows;
D.EaEes ean,
$50;
ford ". Michael Lynch Damages $50 On note
oj kt1a1a
| FaScite and Henry u. Hooker IS. James s. Coe.
psmaees So p.-, ,. ap,..
D.naSes So: n.,,-..,
ioT fsons, e1arel, sand esmeut alleged to hare
Msl.t Of suaeha,ent tst1ed = io.loTs:
removal IRON ihe stats.
rd4ss aHsa 1 ssse sea ~s s''sf - n E
! ground Of Intended ffACdEl9nt disposition o.
, 1866-12-29

with sales chiefly 1t f3r-
FRUITS AND NUTB-fhere u falk demand
pT1ces well sustained and koIezhy nzn At Quott
uors. We repeat our Hat:
, 1866-12-29

middle Of Irnc. The prospects Of bouutiful
crop caused heary hseilnc and lhe taatset tteau.
lJ dctlleed. touching 5lc on hn-ust II. The
heavy fatns dulng ArSurt and September caused
speculative movement, and prices ran up to &c.
EAIly ir October the uaIkei ruled slong qulst Al
sHlae, h1t toward tho cluse Of the .n1unth snd
carly In NoIrr bcr, N active Speculative and ship
riae demand tpr1r: up.-pdees touching $l.0Jtss
on korcrnbeE 8. Subsequently tho russkct broke
down, snd prices dccitned to 3 @ SIC, bat rallied
To S82lWc-the current prices lust week
The folIon Ing tnbtc show. the week.! prices Of
No. Rye In lhis market for .tteo years:
NLtKIx rRIcEA or SO. I RYE In CHICAGO, ron
, 1866-12-29
3T0DnSGIE.
NEFICE OF THE SU5ERNTEi1U,
EST OF CONSTRUCTION OF TH7 U. 8
Cl1iIfJ lIrEE ffi1 lliInQt1x Uxc. ID, f9&44

EST OF CONSTRUCTION OF TH7 Y. 8
COURT HOUSE, Springfield lltinots~ DE- lo lsss.
p1nteodet Of Urttec Ststes Court Housc, a. spftsx
he'd, ulnots, Until y O'clock H.. Decrnhss 2tta Sn
E:1t., &c. !tqu1rr for ms spEnant!d Allno.s Co1r1
Wosf Glowing dtEatn1lnnt, dea4e1 and extent Of II
ney be md eraaL ed # cs;tTA.tns 4 my ohet.
Illinois, Clhunau. Ohio. Pittsburgh. Isa: syls ania
and St. Lou,s Mi..o11l- Tos pss;sssa q sa2!sas
teaose ca1tnE and beds md tpa Of columns aod ptlat
ters must DC plsced true An che caxta-s mus: bt
tuuud Of eT-n shickpese, sharp nfT1Ises ~ snoon
ets ind the 4us, b II superot nots
Tie price Including freight 4ud dc IreEJ ui oe Elye
IN rfuf9 Ind the wboe Of the Wort must hs eNre
ID springfield by tE before The 1st Il March ls07.
BIDS mnxt he Accompanied bg eond 81 TEo se2eE
pcrfofln he contract U AxAId-d - him .
BIDS mast be AtdtaAsed u L. schwartz S1fttt.te1d
err III he rev Ccprf House 1t SprnEGra lnls, a7t
must be epdot1ei, !. Proposals. for It's Woek..'
a. SCHWARz, SupcrtT tertrIt
, 1866-12-29

The mauufsctnre Of Flour In this city IL steadily
ircTEaalng from year 10 year. and Keeps p1ce With
ort growth IN ali o,heT departments OF trade
There pow 10 active opc:atlon ~ Chicago thu
teen Flour tni1s, which scroli the aggregate
suit OF 1neis laborn for the year iast closing,
4+i,5f brts Flour, an increase OF ~ IA bsls, or
hlty per cent on the production OF the year pro.
vious. TIE quality ofthe Flour Manufactured at
these mills Ie equal TO any md cxcc1led BY none
IN the country; md both At homo md abroad the
rarions brands are fast inning their way in puo-
lie s.,een,. ah,s sketch w9;la . he inso@Plete
eci1 Mi.ie." .hleh were cressed during .he ~,
a,cd 1t tle west rad Of tandosph tlecet b.ldc.,,
having. 4 rive. front Of nearly l90 feet ,givtrG
vceee1s ard canal boat-. Tue Ncet slde . e1.
,cndet to the tfack Of tic P1rsbnI:h / Fort
Waync Railroad. giving umple facilities Tor re.
eelvinR grain t1on ears and loading Flour. They
arc Ducd up with all The modern ampsoycments
and appliances for antnIpg ont The best article that
can possibly &c lasnuiaetu, ed nom ,he best qn9i
capseitv io1 e1indIpE 800 6sls per day.
The following table shows the nl7ntfsst1ra oi
Flour in this city Tor The y.a1s 1906, isaaA and
ISf4.