The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-14

The Weather Hay anu Wheat-The
Money market-Business- of
Country Desiers-Walsh6 81 Hutchln.
son-Philip Wadsworth & Co.-PoI-
ities-N. ID. .Judd-Amusemen
CHICAGO, Oct. 1, 1S7O.-Warm weather.
abundant rains, and warm nights have been
our portion here for the last week. There
have been no signs of frost ss yet. and fall
feed for stock Is remarkably good, which
will tend to reduce the price OF hay which,
owing to the dry summer and short crop, is
unusually high. Prime hay sells in this
market fIom Sl4 90 to $1,000 ton, and timo-
thy at $500 to S2O.00.
TIE WHEAT MARKET E
continues to rule, and both receipts and
shipments arc considerably less than at this
season last year. There is a belief among
operators that prices will be higher on ac-
count of the war and European eOmplica-
tiOns. II war should become general in Eu-
rope, there would be a marked increase in
the price of breadstuffs, but it would bs un-
wise to trust to such contingencies.
.r- TIE MONEY MARKET
is tightening, spectators arc discouraged at
the bsnks, and hsve TO psy II to 2 per cent
on the street, but regular customers in legit.
innate business ind no difficulty in getting
all the accommodations they are entitled to.
BUSINESS
is fair. The lsrser wholesale dealers have
increased their sales over last year. But
collections are rather slow.
POLICY OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
It is the wisest policy in purchasing goods
for the country trade TO deal with reliable
and well established houses. For such
houses attained their success and their busi-
ness reputation, BY ssgacity, integrity, and
by fam and upright dealing and can be trust
ed to give the buyer an equivalent for his
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honorable character and an enyiable success
is the well known firm of
WALSH & HUTCHINSON, 5S & go LAKE STREET,
Importers aud jobbers of Milirery and
Straw Goods, who, in the extent of their
business, and the freshness, richness, style
aud duality OF their goods rank among the
first III their department Of trade in Chi
cagO. One Of the partners, Mr.. Hutchinson,
spent the summer in France selecting the
choicest stock OF French goods, laces. silks,
ribbons, flowers, Nc., and they now offer
their customers the most attractive goods,
of the very latest importations at the lowest
prices.
As the season for winter clothing ap-
prOaches, and the country dealers visit Chi
cago to purchase their fall and winter sup
plies, they remember the old land marks
which have never misled them, and, as nat
urally as q duck takes to water, they go
to the oldest, largest, best known, and most
popular wholesale clothing store Of
PHILIP wADswoRTH & CO., 81 & Sc LAKE ST.,
where they always find, ct the lowest cash
p ices, the largest and best selected stock of
clothing aid gentlemen's furnishing goods
IN Chicago. That they have served the pub
lie well, their position at the head Of tho
clothing trade Of the Northwest, Is the best
proof
POLITICS
Just now, as the time for election draws
near, begins to excite attention, and the
class who are always anxious to serve the
public at the public expense, and to their
own personal proft-always a numerous
brood in large oities-is very active Speeches,
promises, and protestatiOns viii now be in or
der till after election.
HON. n. B. JUDD,
Ex-Ministsr to Austria, and for two terms
now n member Of Congress from this city,
publishe= card in last evenings Post, de-
clining, on account OF the pressure OF his
private business, to be candidate for re.
election.
just now, ara very popular here. Edwin
Booth. for three weeks past, has filed Nc
Yickel's Theater to Oyertiowing, rainy nights
and all, with the most select and fashionable
audiences. His success has been unpTece-
dsnted.
At Aiken's Museum, too, there has been a
large attendance of gratiied people ,eYhile
the Manning Minstrels, at the Dearborn,
have attracted full houses. Theatre going,
disease grows by what it feeds on. D,