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The New York herald., 1872-10-20

BOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HAB-
ID its desires well furnished square Room, open fire.
place closet and nse Of bath in the house Of small pr
way, Ninth and Thrtleh streets; permanent IL suited
Address. stating full particulars, H. box III Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A SUIT OF ROOMS
IA second floor, to rent. with Board, to adults; also
large Room, third floor, for gentlemen. 81 West Nine
, 1872-10-13
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

MISSIONARY sEEv1cAs-
TIL. designation AMI farewell services connecdEd with
fhe depar1re of Professor John Packer and VIE 10
enter upon their work in connection with the Karen
College in Raueoon, Bur1nah; and Of Miss Eaztman
.nd Mia, Rankin from the Woman's Missionary Soae-
~ the former to Toungoo in RuEmah and the l2tter
70 As1am, will be held II the First Baptist ChnEeh,
Wabash 4yenue and Aub6srd con5 toa@s, ~ ~ F.
Secretary Of the Missionary Union, wu present 10
them the instructions Of the Executive COMMITTEE ana
make the farewell address,
EoHEKT coLL7EE 49,,
Rev. Robert Colser will give the first sermon OF ne
course before ths cexe ~ Sn. sie Is m eney ee
xeryice and everybody u invited 20 ~. a1e- ~ ~ @
1ses nd isoa Sssn'k Eksne eeTeen of ii
nations are engaged to spszk:
7ere viii be the usual services at the Scotch Church
nj 1he Ninth Church, Ellis avenue, Grace Church,
Reunion Church, on Mitchell street; It the Amsrcan
Reformed Church, the Ninth Church, the Aslisna
Avenue Church, Third Church, end It Mcslckers
Theatre, where Prof Swing will preach It 1o'z T. m
1sa-a .v7u II. nrs,chine today by the Rev Mr. Coll
yer 1t Unity Church. and by tie Rev. \ l. coa1er AZ
he Church the Messiah There viii also ne
Park
Services Will be held to-day Is usual IN tHe Norm
stsr church, the Michigan Avenue Church the Fourth
Church. tue Fira1 Church, the South Church, On
Locke street, the University Place Church. and the
Second Church.
There will be preaching usual It the Union fark
Church. the New England Church, the Iasetnacle
Church. and Plymouth Church, corner OF Indians
avenue and Tweuty-ai1th street.
UEIyERsAL1ST. .-..
There will be preaching this morning and evening
in MURRAY Chapel the Church Of the Re1eener and
At St. Pans Chuch, corner Of Peck court and "aossn
avenue.
| St. Mary's Cathedral, corner Wabash avenne anu s
E1dridge Court Father Mahon, pastor. Morning ser,
wees lrst mass a. 1n; second mass, a M th,ro
| mas $50 l. M; eolemn high mass, locU, snn@aag @
school, D. M: baptsrn, p solemn 7espe1s, t'oo
| y. ~ piscou1se by T.t Rev. Bishop Foley.
| EPISCOPAL. - -
he7e will be services az usual ut Calvary, st. 8:e:
phen's st. Johns, The Atonement, Trinity, and al
Saints Churches
+ METHODIST.
There will be preaching 1t the Centenary and West
/ erp Avenue Churches
/ MISCELLANEOUS
Services will be held this morning and evening n
the Christian Church, the Church Of the Pilgrims .ne
tho Swedish Chapel on Erie street, by the Engnsa M
| Ey.nQelic1l Lutheran congregation, and West sadt
| Tsbesnacle. Tho Children's Progressive Lycenm;
/ neet IS usual There viii be preaching morning &uc
evening in The New Jerusalem Church, Indiana avenue
| and TWenty-si1th street.
, 1872-10-13

e. anu avarseng ION so to o50 ss The deand for
ve.l calves j. also eooa ano Ses9 to choce eht
The extreme Of prices paid during The TeeT vas
lo9725 At the inside hsnse lo3 s'a.e eo3,;nn tsI1e
M realized yesterday, BY St. John Brown, foI 81
e1tra steers averaging 142e ns = Aos: q sne sales
heEeyer Tsss Tasa1 NJ pa4T aae ttis doing RS
hnyars in attendance was ueGsu1iy sman' aau .s.5
lev sales were effected NonnaNs' 1oe n'at1e' "@9
steady. ,.,vs
E1tra-Gr.ded steers averaging isoo rs g. soa7 90
;,a;aa a1a uRs5as Rss4es1Fn: f:t well formed syear
to year old steerr, and averaging !.!oo oc,e 10
sod 70 go ns: nes:iorned
Steers averaging 1,100 to lSoo ns; ''''s90'"
Medium orads-steers IN fair flesh aver 4nasa
aging !1ee to 12Se 9d3,,;1on s:, to medium
steere, and good TO extra COVE, io1 o's eoza1 IN
slaughter, aveinging 600 to LOO ns :.at s2ass4''
STOCK cssGoma9 5c@ Il f1iae a5o sooe.25
1nieriorGiiekt de md I thin covz, heifezf, mao
stsg., bulls, aud sca1l.wng steers.....'..' aMS3 10
Te1as Through d1oves SsSS1 so
Te1us Cattle-Sorthern wintered.. - =; tiss
HOGs-The rast week has been active one N sass
department Of he live stock MARKET and better pt1sG
er weather prevalent stimulated the demand; an9
sbied sellers work up prices to the extent o.
lions py packers his further tho rnarxe1
and unless the receipts should materially 1neIease, "a
coming week will probably witness fuftner uImJ
| mofemeat Of prices The hogs now being natSeteo
are fully up to the nveraze Of former years at tnis
son. and IRE wen suited to the present q
The t1adc The packing cannot Jet % cous1o
eTsd farly opered but packers seem anxious to COM
mence, and as soon as the. weathe5 VII lnstii.
| f. it, the work Of packing, win beg1n, n -
good earnest. The hog crop is large one an9 tno
3umber PACKED here will probably equal that Of any
former It too early ye to yentnFe r. my ,non
seeE TO be- pretty generally sustained that tho season
Vii open 1t higher rates than now pEerail.
To-day the market IVES active and strong Inc ngns
supply siudcced confident feeling, and sales Vele
Hdnics" Il A6ota+70 for common, st $4;5@4.83 fok
MEDIUM and 1t .o5 for good to choee at which
! range the market closed nrm. ;..
| SHEEP-The sheep market opened very quiet, with
prices in huyers favor but as the week advanced M
| demand improved and prices took an np~aEa tuin
Ehiprers and local eoInpeted for the o1e11nga
md Between them were kept cleared, ut s3soa
375 per 1co its for cornnon 1t toE medium
fetched $54o@55o. An sold, and the market elosee
firm 1t the above quotations..
, 1872-10-13
THE CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

R-.f,nat1on Of III essry. Everfs, Bentley, Rurtis,
and Tyler. as Members Of the Eoafd.
The following Letters explain themselves Lee n1ss
is tie full te1t of Re7 DR. Eyerts letter OF Tes&nAon
4 portlon of whct WAS published on Saturday:
rEy.pR EvERrS' LETTER
TO Eer. ]. A. smith, Thoaas Hoyne, sea others, sps-
cial COMMITTEES on Investigation into University A.
a.s. D.; = i: sasS: S,:. - y. c,,m,nt,ee md to
T5s Il i e
TN 3sse xs xs Il. eaa
En- = 4 = II s'ai
shs aase Il ,,~
*a: TIT b. e. e.; h.i@fS 3 PSI. si
na,es sns q and anss7das
o?Pa:Ffss Fs.s saf fs sit*z.saf 4 g. Mixer
o1 tat puTsua Of wish Of tes be- late ls Mi.
Ssa:; ~: d; sSssSs L fsse 5
01 b b. ;ss sfe5ss ss + .dsa :ds q
aofs. md ME Joas, .5 r
keaey, Of my omn, ! ~ss Reelected "e"'s' "a 'A'
That al. End .9=usr Of tes t,,si9as:ieni md ,tsfs
.x.n:t ne ssssn Ia savs see Been
ni.ieSes beeea ss pr B. sd Ihs
6 ss: 5s s:.1s asse
E. S q 1s aap e
sSse 3 ss s7 s. sas
one 1alinE the inquire ~. r,,.,<,.v no. ia
the Cubic b ths sends o further sEits1iqn II p1E;Sn
friends and The f1eua1A o. 1oe
Un7eT.1y an wiling drup iurtaer iaves5isa lions
l sccordtoeIy authorize you alter fe3dlEE TO tas
s .sss a. h toss;ss fS5sfea5 A''
to Il. esar1 q 1su.j.~ ta< ch'coes 1ni5c..ityS
Ts has,fs .ss ss'ts pfvsees. e
Tie fn ure =. in p=s stall be h=ppg 70 do Al n fy
puutr By word OF deed to aascfo 1oe
| Of our noble institution W ~. 1'k-n1S-
orHEK KtsI0EA1IoSS YESTERDAY
m tk< yr<rtire Conu;kfee oJ ,h- Er.tity Of fhraao
The cndersigaed cnbess Q: the Boxs1 Of IIostees q
tbs University Chicago believing 1t ths acton %
Board lats annual neerne die sreas nIasncs t.
Nrv w. their 111toFs VINO ms pet1o1neo
rreat amount Of valuable l=bor behalf OF the U1irT
sity Withoct compensation: aad that a3 matters nov
nd fhev tnoot for the hiEsezt xuccasa u1
tbs inai1on hersby 1sndet their xesxna1na y META
I oe'n ~ 1@A ~ .TAB. T. TYLER,
+, Il. ECHIIs.
, 1872-10-13

7,,ve eoue to work on the system and hut very
few on the old They ali think that their demands are
reasonable and that they :c@uxted not by bind
desire to nut money into their packets at the e1-
7ense Of otheSs hut by Al intest n WISH to 90 LIE
greatest good to the greatest number~
It is needless to say that they b.p never, since the
fire at!eu1nted force wages above Ehat LIE deano
rnade the.u By sny continuation, any tracke or any
double-;5esling In other words, the enpio5efs Gave
fer Almost, if no: quite, the entire naaa ognss 9e,
.res than the Tn;ou demanded All: tie fdzrs winch
tie canitasts entertained during tie sl11n 3ne hui-
Iner Il strike were absolutely 1ou aaless ana Nus}
nssrrs iadrng ct ersby themselves The
hayc never attempted directly or int hrec, % Keep
men away from the city WHO could po ss1nS % neeoeo
They h:ye always been veg reasona s9.e IN "olng
witt, non-Uniun n.en,-men not TT 10 oeon& ~ - a
Tnion-if there were Union men eno3en 70 90
the work They did not ask or rant reaue@aon Ia
lie hours Of work IS long thr den End aor 3otk
xsct and rhe days shurter and colder an must work
1ess time or some work ut all Aos ra1 ~ III
he is iarnseh concerned would prefer TO work eight
int il may be better, for the whole fns oou AEn
vors g hours thar for o TO- DO a. tep
the winter comes On, should they be fought sgamss
for It. The employers would PRO hanly g.se .p tse
,1 1non 1872 xna1Y than if tLey did a IS there my
ine nnre,souaIle m their asking tha Union men be
employed long as there =1e eHo'en'0 e1'ea ~ ~
Doctors, zvyesr, and even elergym En- relnss p, ps1
en,poriy, in their respective ha rs
viii their consent, without first joining thsi,
Tnion.7 no- Gun they do that without serving 1ali
'e1n ~ ne men their own Interests solely
u, view in nlsaini these rules: ss nor 1or lne
trne inte:ests o. their patrons that It should ne 50
An5 does not he rule apply with equal force to AZ
kinds Of skilled abor. Il it rot 3or ne PES @
Of III parties concerned that hagn 81 t1 ~
n1aushlp should be 1n11ota1neo 'atooe 147 -
| Unionsg .no,;.,> Inv IL. h-,c.
1 GIG
, 1872-10-13

Withdrawn from store on E17day, ZOE ctS Sous!Anf
ton 1s74 bu wheat 5l29 bu corn, 5t61 no oasa, I'D
hu rye. 5.574 bu barley Withdrawn for do, during
tho past week: q sG3 bu wheat 27675 bo eofn, o'9
bu oats, 3,sa5 In rye, 4e, ,o61 bu barley
The following grain has been inspected into store
this morning. up to 10 O'Clock: 24 cars whea 2l4 CARS
and 700 bu corn, ST cars oats II esrs 1se' o 1s
barley Total ts es5s) %oco roare 90; this morning.
vas soo head averaging rot less than 200 1hs, seller
DECEMBER and first half Of January. .at s5 aoo ls*,
dav. and wheat corn, and oats were d1naer OWING to
reported strength in New York, and hgnt: reee'p.s
here The shipping moveen hs9ss ~as nreaented more
he,,thv h. t tone. The only difficulty in the way
of much larger receipts here ~. Is s1sS o' hev pao
esnnaf Re Obtained baf = fast wanted Eaamp3s;
one shipper who wanted 80 tlis week vas snppne
With md an o.dsr }a f9F sa fSS ls to ret l1 Of bss
grain even At present redncea ptscs. "a ssnas.
eh1racterized the grocery trad toay ano a ies
r.nre in freights has checked the downward tenden-
cy in those articles which there WAS
goods that before wsre hs a e, nJT en-.
in ia. As and IN extra Cs, With which a3eepuous
quotations remain unchanged Ths de1nana 1 'ol 90
8rn healthy tone still perrades the market. Prices
we're without hut stanaAro cossous
da1E rr,nte md he he1fes t fesTg socts are
peI assorted and sufficient to meet AZ defnanas'
The cheese market WAS strong, With tendency 10 "a
reneIaIl7 asEIne higher prices Trsde as reported
actiTe at l3@14c for Western factory, and at 14Hg
1Ss<c for New York do Tbs butter market W3s aga11
an Tor choice qualities there being ready buyers =
2aS8c, but for the poorer sorts nodera esaeed A.
essier feeling, The increasing supply having "eas
ths ats reduction ;: SIC for starE It 9oc for Lna
low. es Sc for lewiston and At 32Kc for Ameean m a.
Iasfsxanns, Erie and Briar Hill, 500 for Hocf!nt
valley, and $500 for ".lmlngon nss9g me I'd @p
! chsnc.a. th.7c Fiab vefo Ann. Thero wss no de
eided change in bay, hides, and leatheF
| oaa eRH9Ys 1a:zl2 esHye ss ~ aao822ss
, 1872-10-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


SATEEpAY EVENING, Oct. II.
The peralty for violations Ct natural aTs in-yaaoly
falls somewhere and somebody Ins principle Is
nsrated in the influence whiet, It c@n row Be eeen
the various corners wlea!, ots and corn III tbs
market d,,rne the summer, had in helping to produces
the present st1snoency Of money. The gambling opet-
s.ors CT the Beard Of Tfde maintained pr:cs IN &no
West abore what those grains were worth to snip to
the Last. This clogged tie eastward movement OF
roauce 1t time when il should have been most &C.
i've and left .ae rcssels zad railroads with but little to
do But very Cog has his day." The railroad and
xrssc,-owne-s now find that the business
they we're cheated out OF in tho
summer hss al to be done get, and. though they
can now carry only snail portion Of the products TO
the East shonld 60 there before the close of nas
youll for re1t deal lad it been allowed 10 come u
lis proper SEASON. Tl.is is Of course not the sole
d the stsnesny IN the Me We ~ 6t II y fhs 1hs
siiuao:. The cities sold mora goo9s 70 ths Soaay
this year than usual City merchants Knew tnefe we're
eet their y without difficulty But; while It Is Known
fhat the volume Of products to come dorSa1a agef
+hun 1s,al it now becomes apparent that tne INNS
f.ciIties from Chicago eastward are much
| less, in proportion, than in previous 5es5s-
The high price of iron has etamuasea tne de5ua 10!
zels into that trsde thu. in one way or anoas the
Facilities for transportation eastward are much dtn-
ed henee the low prices of produces in the country
ana the inability Of farmers to Iay debts, a1d henee,
alao the nscessty for borrowing experienced 0y CRY
I merchants. ,.. ..,, ,
nnirt.r feeling than it tegen. Money ls
extremely tight get, everybody .o. ae&now., NJ
dsposed to 5e IS aenient IS they As long this
spirit Is u.nained will greatly alleviate the es1s OF
the e1ringency.
reeular customers to he greater than they c.n meet
In the open rnarte. good business paper w1th M 1ao
els mopey is 10 be had 1t from l. to Is per cent px
anncnn.
Exchange Was sold betEeen hanks tc-day 1t sue Per
81 o01 premium, and was firm G* that price
| The clear1ngs of the Chicago banls for the week
l 4is.,al lcf
, 1872-10-13

cArTLE-Tne week under review has been deeiS-
rly more favorable for sellers than any o. its ha-
doze1 nredecessors, more active demand existing,
and railing arm a9d higher among ihs r. e1nsss
esta character Ct the receipts the better class Of stock
offered for tae and ths heahss tone Il ne Pc
saer. f.I some o,0Co head below las: week. while III
COMPARISON with the presiding week there Is asang
Tinted marked improvement there being notice
able Increase first and second class bseye while 81
rcallawse natives and thin Tennis there was gEsa
35ttle t5ttl tie demand has steadily exceeded
tbs supply, ard prices a. srs2. of !!p up
has been estab:hed The advance in prices Of Texas
cattle also reaches &c, bct in other descriptions TIE
annreciatcn was less pronounced, the supply more
acariy eqaa1ing the de1naud- Packers hsve dont
notirg, 1horgh they were in the market and hsn rhe
upnly OF suitable grades been sufficient to make 1t gu
Object. they would undoubtedly have operated cn =
EEeral scae There /. steady activity the demand
fn- stockers and all offerings found resdy buyers 1t
GOOD u7ices OF at $30o@375 for common, thin, rough
Ub LII, to Re4iuU 1tsf5y d tsQR p to ?Rs aSez'
, 1872-10-13
TOTAL. 81 065, ,s.0.42 $1,0l l7,lGo- 81
Corresuouuing week last year, no clezEingf-

Corresponding week last year, no clezE7nSf-
LATEST.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE gold market WAS dun and
steady It 11o:, ,@l121< throughout the day. Loans
were from to Ger cent. The daily elea1ings were
aboat 81 900 ooo The specie exports for the week
The foreion exchange market WAS quiet and steady
!. 1os1: for prime hnkers' sixty-dsy sterling, and
ll01t for tight
Ine hank statement is favorable, sud: shows net
gain af in the legal reserve. TIE ban6s now
Eo1d S. 400 above the 5 per cent required ny w.
Money easy during tlae morning as5G1 Fereent'
Governments dull and ste2aS, with but Little Il
any change in prices from yesterday:
Slate bonds were dull and generally unchaEged
Tie stock market was ttrong, and advanced: but,
With the exception Of Pacific Mail snd Rock 1alsEd.
business generally u1s very moderate facac NAN
llO:. There were alvancss, also. in Union Pacific,
Western Euiou and Lake Shore Tl1a changes n other
sha-es slight and unimpo.:ars Z: the close the
general market ~ss firm
, 1872-10-13

Billiard Tables for Private Residences.
By their removal into the new and handsome I'VE"
story building, Nos II and 49 State street, Messfs
Emanuel Brunswick Co. have nearly quaafu4p1eo 41se
4heir facilities for the manufacture Of billiard 2bes
Caronees tables, ETC., and they are also prepared to
do larger business than ever before IN the direct M
nortaton Of biard-eioth, balls, and htaru futn3sa
ing goods OF all knds They hAve been badly behind,
hsnd in filing orders for their new styles o. bsseAe
aeautful desi9ns for which abrisk demand his aprng
M f private residences and the better csa Of public
rooms, but, with their working force and "a iaca3Iues
1ar0ely increased they vlu Eoon be able to I'LL IL or
ders nr0mutlv.
, 1872-10-13
4 WORD FOR THE BRlcKLAYERs.

u IL. Editor Of The Chicago TRIBUNE:
sTa. Some statements havs lately sppeared N IaE
,rss.--xr fronn which wrong inference might Be
dr.r in regard to the nature and prospects OF the
briekls5ers' strike -
7n.ta.d Of there being greAt Decentralization among
+he,. there was probably never company q men o1
sat Ind uaza pritad thlo te::4 s1R.' + 0sss RAas
, 1872-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct u.
The following we're the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city drrng
tho east twenty-four hours; there were none 1e-
norted for the corresponding dine year ago:
, 1872-10-13
PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals f0p
WATER WORKS,
To Whom il mag Concern
The City Of Bloomington, ILL.,,

4Q0 O1tf VI -IAooA41AS&j1SA3- -AAs}
will 1soeivs Sealed Proposals until TIE let DAY OF
DECEMBER, 4. D. 1872, to furnish sa;d CITY tot
tsrm of not less than Fifteen more than Twsnt5
f7e Years. With Water for Gsnera Frs, and City Fur
posss, and for the Convenisnse Of its Inhabitants
l. Tbs contractor or company recsIve I'll moneys paid
f. e, ae paS specific par fer
sucient supply of water for general hre and oits paf
s. Number Of ruiles OF main not less than ten
T. Nu1nbez Of hydraots, one hundred and t"eaty,
donbe le hydrpns mud s1 hydEans for public Watering
places to be fnrnshed, pct iu and maintained ~ eon-
tractor. .,.,n.- z,,.
iner7 etc. to bs sufficient furnish thre9 l1lion gal
Ions oi water pcr dom and subject at tha aare Tune "a
tho usual test Eppled works of this doscrpl6o Tor Eta
purposes. -.:,~. f-,,, A.,
ccUt5e Of the city bsinE underground bssi
fnr truuch co.Ss. gravel OF depth Eeo" tns
snsfacs cf The ground Of fifteen feet .,
T. Nnrnbey of inhabitants about eoscntean tscusauds
and rapidly increasing: r ...,.. -, =,
hefora the lst dar Of December, 4. D. 1S73
Tho cty Feserng to itself the right to reject auJ OF all
psopo.a@' BE- FUNK,
l{aror oi the City of Bloomington
kbEHhk Ms4: akgeG2: ge5SSa Special Committee.
~ TTyFA D
, 1872-10-13

The following were the receipts and shipments OF
breadstus and stock At this port for the week ending
with this morning and for other weeks ending II dat
I'd Their we're none reported for the fire week, Que
ye3r ago.
, 1872-10-13

L1RfhE3 -
IN xou ant to buy auy rea1 estate Of Clarke, Lay-
Inn + Co. ? After Tuesday next you viii find them IN
their elegant Offices in tha Oriental Building No. I'D
, 1872-10-13
Eoxv vnrrs Tbrv Goods Market

NEW Yonx, Oct. 12--1n dry goods there was no IN,
ptovement IN business which continues quiet IN 81
hrenches The market remains strong and regular On
Ill cotton goods, most descriptions Of which are noE
in good supply Foreign goods are mn sKs
for d1ess goods ribbons ye,ve1s he 3ronortaioa,
fur the week were 81, ,400 GOO.
, 1872-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review ,for the Week Ending 0cas II.
SATURDAY EvEHIso, Oct. II.
THE receipts Of live Etock during tho week were as
, 1872-10-13

Chicago, Burlington s. Qutrcy Railroad.
Depots-Foo. of Lakc;st, and sdsssneii T.
, 1872-10-13

Vessels Passed Detroit.
pE1xot1. Oct. 12-Up-pzoFs Japan and ". T.
Grayes Scbr4 Kate Hinchm2u, Nellie R.ddtnEton,
Kiuz Sisters, Seabird, hagdl, Idaho, and EEntas
Dowx-p1op Vanderbilt. sch1s cscilis and Re
, 1872-10-13

Cod Liver OIL.
#aHza i cxBa!la GQ4 4sE{ Q4l u tsth
, 1872-10-13
At Auction,
On E0NDAY AFTERNOON, Oct q: At !
o'clock, On The premises.

Being Subdivision of part Of the
w. 1-2 of the S. W. IL of Sec -1ls
Town 80, North OF RanseI3, East
living north and fronting on Lake.
st.. and west Of and fronting on
Central Park; the Homestead Oh
John Day1in, EST, and known a.
the sFour-Mile House Properly.
In this Subdivision there are 80 Elegant
Residence Lots, fronting cast On CENYeeah -
PARK, with depth Of 175feet. and ID t.ot*
fronting on Lake and ntz :'in-5ts-, less fnan
two minutes wa1k from CTstra1 Park Depot.
OF al the choice property Whiting the Farks
OF Chicago, none is more accessible or desar~
able, or has greater prosperity" value tnal9
this.
Terms of sale, l-5 cash, ba': ice m nve
enr,al annual payments, with interest at per
cent per annun, payable semi -snnualiy-
The Houses and Barns viii be sold sepa~
rate1y. Terms, Ia cash, balance IN equaL
navmeuts Of s and months, with approved
security.
A Special Train Of Cars will start from
wel1s-st. Depot at I o'clock ?. m, stopp1n8
at Hclsted-st and Park Station, and resQro
at 4:3o .. m., for the convenience OF al per-
aong who would lika to attend the sate, oa
teke ride to Central Park. All are 1nV1teo"
ELLISON Z FOSTER, Auctloneers*
Eandoloh-3t, cars 60 vithin one mile OF tho
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x1JSnoi4 River 4fGH18e

TlIinoi9 River 1tG"ss
rAsa11E Ill. Oct. 12-Rive7-Ar7ived-Ste Steamer
Int Chsnce from st. Louis, with ics-b2rso fc1
LassHe, having dropped Two at Pe1g; Steiner aen.
NcCook, Light f.csn Peru; steam tug GEM hgat' iten
crolre. io.ded with Lumbar for Peru canal boat
ostzuk, with igh. load OF -four, for Pern; steamer
Gen. McCook, with party Of sporfsmen' oonno ICE
SuacAxiue. ,
Three feet and eight inches Of watsc reported On
Kickaroo B.-, aad 80 inches on Spar 1slsnd- -,.-
lczle With lumber, and Montauk, with Light load ot
four, al for PERU .,.,, =.
Nine feet and one inch Of ws:er on TIE inter Sill o1
Lock Is.
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rexu York Produce Market.

Erw YORK. Oct 1o-Cor1os-Firm and higher,
,r;tf fair demand: rniddling uplsnd, 1870.
BnEApsTurFs-F1our firm with faiT export demsnd:
stssel 81 ooas3s; common to good extra s7oo&1so:
GOOD to choice 57.35@s10; white wheat extra, 9lo@
s.x5: ST. Louis, S7-a5911.o0- Rye -four and eoIn
meal unchanged. Wheat lower with very nooeIase
erpozt but no pressing desire to 1esize tece1pte,
20 900 bu No. Milwaukee spring, dchFeranto on or
Eefore Oct IS, -1.57; No. 3 Chicago, l45; son9on
No. do SIS winter red Westerns 81 6oGL63. rye
barley and u,alt unchanged. Gem less scase. he-
ceirts 49, oo0 bu; steamer Western mixed
saf do &c high mixed, nearly yellow 64.c ~nite
Western. CSC o.ts shade dyruer and in lGh: SUPPLY
Rscespts' $4,000 nu; old Western, mixed, 369tsc
new, 45G44Hc; new white, z6@5oc; black "estezn'
EGGs-Qoiet Western, 27@25c.
HoPs-Quiet at 259coc for 1872.
LEaTHE8-R1.heT more active at 1tG9-ses o11uoco'
WooI-puu: unuasned, &c; fne Ohio, So
(3uocxnEs-CoEee lrn1; ordinary to prime ho, =
0l7:{c sugar steady 1ir to good rehnlng, sa9
sac; Cubs, sK@9tsc. Molasses dull. Rice steady At
'-PTrxoIEu.{-Crude 1sc; refined, 26Ac. ..
TURrrxTEE-Dun at 62@G2Ec ..-
PRoy1s1oss-Pork firm; mess, 80 pl1me mess;
s1aO0a1350. Beef and cut meats, unchanged Lafd
nrm: No to primo steanu, 83i@8He; Kettle, VIC
9Ec- -.,a,c
CErEsE-Firm st 11914551c.
WH15EEy-Q.liet 1t &c
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PETER FOLSOM, i
W3I. SPURGIN.
E. F. EDWARDS. !
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~. SEx. Mooc1y.
IL cxc9pt Saturday, ria
fia Main Liae, md daily,