The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-10-20
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

The syeatncr-Hay and Wheat-The
Money Market-Busines s-Poicy of
Country Dcaiers-Walsh6 Hutc min
son-PhiIip .adsysOrth O. Co.-Pol-
ttics-N. Il. Judd-Amussmcnts.
CHICAGO, Oct. l, 1S70.-Warm weather,
abundant rains, and warm lights have been
our portion here for the last week. There
have been no sign. Of frost as yet, and fall
feed for stock il remarkably good which Will
tend to reduce the price Of hay, which,
owing to the dry summer aud short crop, is
unusually high. Prime hay sells in this
market from Sill 90 to $1,000 ton, and tiulo-
thy at Sl9 90 to $1,000.
THE WHEAT MARKET
continues to rule, and both receipts and
shipments are considerably less han at this
season last year. There Is benel among
operators that prices gill DO higher on ac
count OF the war and European compiled
tons. If war should become general III Eu-
rope, thele would be a marked increase in
the price OF breadstuffs, but 1t would be uu-
wise TO trust to fcch contingencies.
THE MONEY MARKET
is tightening, spectator are discouraged at
the banks, and have to pa Il to . per cent.
on the stl rect, but regular customers in leClt-
innate business ind no difficulty ia getting all
the Accommodations they are entitled to.
BUSINESS
is fair. Tho larger wholesale dealers have ip-
creased their sales over last year. But collec-
tlcns are rather slow.
POLICY OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
1t is the wisest policy in Purchasing goods
for the country trade to deal with reliable
and veil established houses. For such
houses attained their success and their bust,
ness reputation by sAgacity, integrity, and
by fair and upright dealing, and can be trust
sd 10 give she cuyer an equivalent for his
money. Among those who have earned All
honorable character and an enviable success
is the we'll known firm of
WALSH HUTCHINSON, IS & GO LAKE STREET,
Importers and iobbers OF Millinery and
Straw Goods, who, in the extent of their
business, and the freshness, richness, style
and quslity OF their goods rank among the
fret n their department of trade in Chicago.
One OF the partners, Mr.. Hutchinson, spent
the summer in Franco selecting the choicest
stock or French goods, laces, silks, ribbons,
flowers, &c, ana they now offer their Gus
toners the most attractive goods, Of the
very latest lmportations at the lowest prices.
As the season for winter clothing approach
es, and the country dealers visit Chicago to
purchase their fail and winter supplies they
RENE mber the old landmarks which have
never mised them, and. as naturally as a
duck takes to water, they so to the Oldest,
largest. best known, and moIt popular whole
.ale clothing store of
PHILIP wADswoRTH & co. d, 81 & SO LAKE ST.,
where they alwsys find, at the lowest each
prices, the largest and best selected stock Of
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing goods
in Chicago. That they have served the pub
lie well, their position at the head Of the
clo'hng trade of tie Northwest, is the best
proof.
POLITICS
Just now, as tho timo for election drawz
near, begin 10 excite attention, and the class
who are always anxious TO serve the public at
the public expense, and to their own per-
sonal profit-aiways q numerous brood in
large Cities-js very active. Speeches,
promises, and prOtestations viii now be lii
order till after the election.
HON. n. L. JUDD,
EX.Minister to Austria, and for two terms
now G member of Congress from this city,
publishes card in last evenings Post, de-
Ginning, on account Of the pressure Of his
private business, TO be candidate for re-
election.
just now, are very popular here. Edwin
Booth, for three weeks past, has filed Nc
Nlcker's Theater TO overtlOwiTg, rainy nights
and Ali, with the most select and fashionable
audisnces. His success has been uuprece-
dented.
At Aiken's Museum, too thoro has been
large attendance of gratified people, while
the Manning Min-trels, ct the Dearborn, have
attracted full houses. Theatre going, at
present, seens to be epidemic, and the dis
ease grows by what it ieeds on. B.