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, 1873-11-12
FINANCIAL.



noang, pa, s,cceclcd Dr.asow ~ 1'rcsitc,t n,l ho
ID still lii that position, nn arro s,acrcr. Matthew
Da!rA Of phiiMelphia took Sa6O OOD and IIcnry i.
III Comb sloOooo. 'sS'..~~.'- .
wcrc Horny CLOVIS md j, l., Iuc!iwnu ,utll If whom,
hive fnilesi A mntuo of politicians, Congressman,
officials md rMilrond parnsea wero lot III, a11 lllo
tho big ah boQan to cat m tho lio o,los by railing
for successive instalnonts until 80 per cont nsl hoo
demanded instoa OF TO- mn promisct Tlloqe neraiona
Of tic Construction Company were n,yRtcrlos, md
tlnn Tho Oreslis hobillor, Tho Uomrany's counsel
have been attorly thoso also Of tho Pennsylvania 1sa
road, Shoemaker. Of tho Adams Express, aI.d Lila
townsn.n, Walters ot Bnlumoro. woro proninent sub
acribcrs and also daisher Tho cxprcsa Of oneu-
natl. Dodge. lilo missing Credit Nrobillcr witncsH
waa stockholder. Evon small southern apeculatora
brought III. Of Tho 0co Of capital about ooo
000 wqre subscribed and hRlf Of that nount paid up
The policy Of
uovauM1Ha TIE SUBSTANCE
Of tho lesser eubacribcrs 1o to general sapicon and
Mr. Bcott postpoted lila excursion to Europe to rcgo
tinto tho raiirond bonds n which the Construction
Company wuA to not tH diyenda until Of Its pct
Phialeli,lia-buf steamships could bo finlsllod to
carry him to Europe with oclat lie thus Lost Ills op-
, 1873-11-12
MORTuARY.
Fnnorn1 OF Col. n. d. Cook, President
OF the Railroad nnd WaFehOuH4 Qv4n-


Special Ht,patoA 10 ThA UAtcttyo Tribune.
BLooMiNaTqNt 3ll,t NOV. 1l.--The funeral Of Col;
HID. Cook took plaoo from ls resittence III Normal
1t o'clock this afternoon, funeral services boing held
thero. Many distinguished psrsona were rroscnt.
The pall-bearerH Measrs. brown and pleraon,
socatch Of tho deceased the Comnliseton; Judge
7. F. Tpton, Of THU Circuit; Judge u ii. BsnJaai,
President Richard Kdwsrds oE tle Mor.al sShoo,
taG y asna{oa en t. ss Marpss pr oi: q s%
specto5 ot 'ohicego. Desdca theac, were pcaent !:
foy. leyarilge, BscroAry Of state Harlow, socroarca
Nuta aud Dick and Capt Carter, and othsg !nehbSss
Of The Fourth illinois Cavalry. Ghe thnetA Sosteqe
tic GUY te,aetcry: Thus vent t1 h!s last resting
place ona Of tha hobleas nep Of o,ir sate. "
, 1873-11-12
4 Cabinet Meeting Discusses Her
Seizure by the Spaniartls. .
No Decision Reached for Want
Of Official information.
:Spa1liards Not to Bo Allowed to
Search American Vessels.
Further Statements of Secretary
Fisll's Views.


Inns Ind MI interview with Secretary Flsh regarding
,ne IT, 81. si0o,ns o. .no pnssensess ., n .ho Sa
W tho Spanish authorities IN cnoa: anu .no
aud no ono of sound Judgment protepds to
apologize for tho butcnory: hut tho oubauA
'ue14ee4'eo ato ou''he"aea 'e' tnos u"ss ~. ~
ernod paf1ota running looHo in New YORK and "asn-
tngton olsics. who, had they boen 1nado Of aorncr
.i',.' "o0 nAo ", u'o. h"ns u", ~ ' s.a,,aa
'ts.eaa ot mena1ac'afang "aeaess nna ss,ao pssuno
that Ryan aud 1,is contrcros wero
" Wiling hs ssia s ss' into q s ' sss q foreign s
Ssa as ad to his OF ill., to
ssn .es sae W.. =. .1 -, a.,,ar II
naa voluntarily lc1t 10 phft'e ior anothes po"es.
authorities @ to I hayo kopt thoir oilcers at homo,
doing ac.yicc where It was valuable. The
oa'tlea 1oughs or ohtnusio0m oFoa'neu ~ ~ ""sn
in8ton and NOW VOTE Will not gam oooah
victories, or add one chaplct to the
s's they had a"o ss1s oet IN
los1 e'se"noso 'no eeuso on 'no ir.sao @ uBns
pnou,d b. d nso Of sotter stun than those who aoated
round these cities soliciting aid md encouragement
@ nS Sas III
in amy manncr which will conflict with tho comfy
nations, md fa1ther 10 Tsse1 d., to .se sse
before be- could hope to hear Of their ultimately
achieving their Independence. In tho present JUNG.
nrscticabo moment. After va nayo The fall facts wo
it docs not hsyo any luRis unon which to proceed
firmly and iutsllgantly. 1t may be week yet before
lows No osr1o1.n ta Il eRo'as
from Santiago do Cubs relative 10 tho sezurc Of tho
Tb fs so,ss s s,ss 5sFsa te s Rs srs n. a
Lis recent conversation with Minister 4Icklcs. ex-
, 1873-11-12
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN INDIANA.

8r<caaI D!s3atfA @ Tae 161cdgo 3F35aa!. -
citement IL engrosaing public atte!'ton. tho tcpef
ance-workor9 ass not the oss zealoua. Thfe VIVA tho
askug pcrntlf frum tho QomtnissiqpeEs, .ahauah
tlero hut four SALOONS hero aaH tht thu homo
q william Baxter, tho authas Of the new Temperance
TAby W 10 fought by tho Temperance peopte'a attor-
ney hetora tho Nos. 1t Conasiouors, a. at thu nst
neatlug, WHEN tho only petition presented
1ec.od There aro ony three licensed saloons in THO
CITY, aud their liounses wsIs 0rautea under tho old
, 1873-11-12
SACRED MEMEhT0,

New YonK; nov. 1l;-s1rH uapt, Hall to-day paid
,ait ia tltS Uh6a Sthcs Btoa1ncr Tigresa. Hle was
ah"w, hsr ernnscd hnBbnrdh ptnyor-book, picked up
By correapondent At Camp Iolaris which zig WISHED H.
to obtain roascaslo OF, lnt ,Ton aho waa told tat
stateu Army. who gaso osVt }iul Nv book tic oya
1t departure Ssoq e otsin I sx, feD sGs
wn,, ttio nv tho eopy.wnl1 yo,un,o. Tho old In:
e.rptetss n,se by payiatser Upton on tl!s 1y,loaf
Vitookout Mountain, ~ Hono River. y" Tho bloody
Field of ChickaMR19a, "" On tl9 MaFen 10 AtIah|a.
etc., can alu b. easily read.
, 1873-11-12

Inv. and cxptre In January. 4 worry fow without
iieenno nro tolng prooarious busines1 owing to Tho
y,gisnco of Tic temperance poopie. Thrteon
tho Justicc. ani hoavy f1no vas impospd In ovsry
ons hundred md Az :1o sndng
imnnnot IL io in niyoI1 10 Daxtor At Lycoum Ha On
to eye'ns + 70 o Of De .. Tne intention to have
nrnrd afnIr 10 Gust 5000 t4oo. prointnon worknra
from ali over iho Slate a, abroad aro invitcd Moro
tint, 500 guests arc expected to bo rrosont on tic
rnpfnn.
, 1873-11-12
GONE DOWN.

Tho Loss OF tIlu Occun Etcams1alp Is.
mnlin Eully Believed.
Nrw YonK, Nov. 1.-THE loss Of the ocean steam
ehip Iemalia Ia fully credited ut tho Ship News Ex
change. She aaea for the Medtorranean on the 20h
Of September, with heavy load Of freight, b car
t1od 10 messengers. The last that seen Of her
On tho al ult, when she stopped on the coast Of
Nova scotia by aatngSessel that was abort Of pro-
$500000. ;.
, 1873-11-12

LoNpos, Nov. 1l.~-N Ia reported that William,
Aired aid Arthur Bur.s Co.; general nlotal mcr!
sIosso sl1sts hav' f4''s' *.a n'e'sS eRs ~ 'ea'3
rttty thousand dollars in hpecie waa shipped to-day
{rdl1 hoithainpton to Now Yurh.
Gated In Erlo failed to-day.
, 1873-11-12
WASHINGTON.
Enecial Dispa&eh to Tho Chicago Tribune,

JAZZ COOKE co.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 11.-slnoo Jay Cooke + Co. fnil-
cd to put III an appearance yesterday III tho bankruptcy
proceedings against them before JudRo Hunphsoys,
rostion In tho cases. He has three tica postponed
decision and several Of tho creditors bitter aud
unrclenfng. Tho Judge says that ho dooa not how
sate Of bankruptcy can be called by any other
at law but ho IL undecided to whafhor tho proceed
ipg should not be aknn before tho Courts at rh1ade
phla, wlere the firm originate.
LEGAL TENpEng.
Outstanding legal tenders, $3ol ,772,771.
, 1873-11-12
OBITUARY..

ntra, Elizabeth Weed, Dixon, lal.".
AEod 104 Years.
DIXON, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-a11n. Elizabeth Wecd. sgsa
nearly 1o5 ycara. died here today Doctaae VIZ t!e
grandmother of tho Hon. ". ". Heaton. Judge Or
this Judicial District, Mira. Weed WAS born n toeI'
lind, NJ, IN 100, Ind came to Oneida county y;
la'l when she moved to this place. where shs haa
, 1873-11-12

sYef{al Ht.patch 10 Tbs CAieaqo Ifi5ans.
PA11t6ELrnii, Pa., Nov. ll.-Tno money market
today exhibited easier feeling, tho banks lending
frcely, both call and tno, to nratcaaR borrowers,
, 1873-11-12
UNDERWEAR, &c.
WORK. <. I'M II! ! N(iNlI!IEEN !

We have marked our
Underwear down where
every man can keep
warm. Shirts and
Drawers that we have
sold at 76c. each we
now sell for 5Oc.; those
that we have sold for
Soc. we are now selling
for 26c. Our Knit Jack
cts we are selling for,
less money than any
concern in the world
will sell them to you
for. We have had these
goods sent to us from
an Eastern House to sell
for them, and we know
that no one can sell
them to you as low as
we are authorized to.
, 1873-11-12
Mnt. II. ", ogden, Rowling Groen'
ISY

Iou,ss1IIn. Ky. Noy. 1l-A special to The cogfffr e
Journal from bowling Green satcA that Mai. y, ". Y.
Ogdon old cisznn Of that city, d!od on tho luz
inst leaving fortune Of $l600oQ. ~ excont o.
which goes to establish q frcs school IN oo"au8
Green,
, 1873-11-12
UNION RAoIFIO RAILROAD,

Applications TOR soepingcar acqopolAtops oyos tho
Union Pacific la!,soad By sta to tho undersigned
1t hls aloo. No. u R'MlA piR1k atrset. Chicago.
~ G. Il, 11AILOQK,
Agent u. r. and O. +. Railroads,
, 1873-11-12
WASHINGTON.

An Unjust Claim Observation-Disclosures
r'i,,n,,ccs-JohnaOn llad E10lt OIL tho
S,.rrutt 1suslncas-Thu E.Ccch Lnke
Pine LANDS Affair - department
, 1873-01-25
CHICAGO DAILY market.

( FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. n.
ALCoH0L-Waa in light request and steady ut s. Ts
BROOM C6RN-A few orders are being received for
the better grades, Which are in moderate supply aud
! firm. For other grades the demand is very light.
Prices are unchanged He quote: No. hurl, exc
No. do, 393aic; inside green &c; do red tip 314c;
do pale ind red, 2@2;Sc.
BGTTEE-Only small amount Of trnding Was dpno
IN this staple to-day the inquiry being mainly restrict
local retail trade, ahd to I'LL few Eastern orders
Prices however, were firm, receipts were Light, and
bid fair to continue SO for Some days to come. We
quote: Good to shoice roll 17@2lc; strictly choice
dairy packed, 22@25c; medium to good 17@noc infe-
rior to common. 7R15c.
:, BAGaISG-ve1y hst1e improvement is as yet TO
head hut dealers looking for au early revival Of
trade, md stocks moderate and the u7nrket Of
the raw material continues firm, there ia disposition
our quotations stark, ,s6}lc; Ludlow, s5c; Lewis
town, 3ao; American, 32Hc; Amoskeag, 39&c; Otter
Creek, 33;4e; burlap bags, and 6 bu, MG22kc;
gunnlea, single, 18@19c; do, double, 29c wool sacn
BEANs-Were in moderate request among local
dealers The supply Light and prices strong for
Prime, grades. We quote: faries at $150E2.65,
fatr to prime, $2oo924o: common to medium, $15o9
BUILDING MATER1A1s-were very dull. va
uo1ninafl5 quote: 6tucco, f2.soG215; New York
stues9 CASTING stoo saPs5ne d. *4ooatso Ro
peE bfl; Louisrille cement saoo; AEron Cement,
S2,oo marble dust S3.25@3.5o lime, In bulk, d.Oo
lime bEls] E.e5@1.5o per b.l white sand, per
ars bricE, pr 1000, s1o oo9aood building s 6Sisk
{common}, Slo.5 90; country brick $40
Woodstock pressed range at $25!c94o.oo; st: Louis
hydraulic pressed t456o deli AnlTausee sa3oo, del:
br s40o@503. The following Ia the ist OF prices per
box Of 60 feet for domestic window glass from which
reduction Of 10 and per cent 1s made by dealers.
, 1873-01-25

METALS AND TINNERs' sTocK-Trade remains
quiet, and prices are again quotabe as tollows:
TE PLA1s-Ic. 1o114, s14.oo; do: 1872, s14.5o !;
do, 1412o, SIS. 90 do, roofing, &c, 1880.
Pho TN--Large, 40c; small, Ale; bar, 42c-
sHEE1 Zrsc-Ful casks, 1o,<c; half Casks, lie;
less quantity, l114c alab, PC.
SHEET InuS-No. 81, 14c rates.
CoPPKH-coppcr bottoms, 46c braiers, over IL NJ
47c; timed copper, 43c.
u1.c; Is and II, 13hc; Is and 16 l4c; II, 15c:
II, l6c 49, 18c 2o 2oc full bundle. is per cent dis
count feuce wire, &c.
NAILS-Were IN light demand and steady at thu
quotations: l0d, per ke8, $3.50 rates Sd, do $575;
3d. do, $500 4d t1o s. as ID do, $500; Sd d. dne
ss2s % do. . $a;55; clinch, s7;75;
, 1873-01-25

CHEESE-Orders eeeu to be- AT1iviuR tnore freeIy.
but there vas very little doing to-day In the way of
eh!pments, owing to the inclemeucy Of the weather.
variable for low grades. Ne repeat our list: New York
iiaetoIy, 13sl1e: Ohio factory, 11@12Kc; Western
CoAL-coutnues in fair demand, with prices steady
and fzna- Few orders were filed today, the heavy
1a1 OF Eno's interfering with deliveries. We quote;
wanna 200; Erie, floso@11.oo; Briar HILL <1o5o9
3H;oo; " Ma1nut y 1i nag Boa:bazg Cherry
s.. Wilmington. 500.
CANNED GOODS AND PIcKLEs-1n this MARKET
there WAS no change to note. The following prices
were fsllJ sustained:
CANNED GOODS.
&CAtAss 2.NS
, 1873-01-25
MeeH1s. Lunt, Preston d Kean quote as follows
REAL ESTATE,
The following instruments were fled for rec
ord on Friday, Jan. q:

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord on Firday, jan q:
CITY P8oPEaE
sub-lot Of Lot 158, and suh-Iot Of Lots l6
ind 1863, ali In Butterfe1ds Addition, with improve
rnsnts, dsted Jan. 13; consideration, $4,000.
Sane AZ the abuye, dated Jan. u; consideration
ea,oco.
Grove st, Of Nineteenth ct, Lot L. dated Nor
II, 1871; consideration, $500.
Lot /, In Block {, in Smiths n II Of fne1 fer II
49, II, dated Oct. -, 1s7o; consideration, s5,Coo
State st. 2a5 II Of Harrison at, f. 25 It to alley
dated Dec. eo 1872; consideration, s.oo,s
Lot ., IN Block 8, in 3Ionsoc'e subdivision In i
Nv = ofsw7s Soc 81, 40, II, dated Dec 30, 1879
consideration, $3.50.
NY Of Lot Of M.son's subdiyision IN came 4
Sec, dated Dec. ~. 1872; co1Eide -.tion, s.,a; =
Nebr1aks ST of Loo!nis st, f. a5xlGi f. dated Jan
IL consideration, 81 co.
~: Mi1ehsstes q let Ty!ar and Van Buren, q
Winchester ay, bet Tyler and Van Uuscn ST.. " +, q
1125 #, dated jan. 2a: consideration, 81 $780,
nest st 761z It Of Kobey st. 1, 25x
126 SIG fl, dated jan u; consideration, si,2o1.
Dania Ar, 1oJ # Of Iirsch at f. 25I.6 IT. dated
Jan. n, consideration, s45o,
Dan,a sv Is # Of trsel st, f. o5r,2a feel, dated
Lot Z, fn Ravscn's Block II, School Section Add-
''Gn, =. GATED It M jan e. 6 consideration, = ,ooo.
Lots ls aud 20 in Block 3. Of a1iir.d h DecEer's
,o = e of e. Sec e. 50, IL, dated Jan. .; consider
Lots 45 ana 49, in Block Il, Hostetn, dated June 49,
s:a5e " 81 Thi5ty-trl st, f. o5x118 #, dated
Ruole st. Of canniport av " t, Is It to a1cy with
buildings, dated jar: l; confederation, $,eoo
Won Horn st, bet Hoy ne and nobev st4 Z Fl # To
alley. dated Jan Il; consideration, 500. ~ ~
Esens st bet Wood and panlna s:s, +, q to a.
leg. dated Jan- IL consideration, $500
Hasnln ar ITS It Of Fulton st. e T. a5x1fs f. aataa
Nov. ]. l072: consideration, t, ,131. N~N
NORTH or cI1x LIMITS.
DtTersy Az, 34G It U af HElsfct1 st a T. r9vJ9f s4
dated Jan. 2: confederation, $3as5.
$3,o85.
Lot IN Block Of Dest.s y acres of Block II Of q
y Sec g. 49, II, dated Jan q consideration, COO
J: SOUTH CITY l4iiIrs .
South 80 It Of Lot in Block SO. Hyde Park, dated
Jan. 20: consideration, 81 800.
Lot II In Block % Of KirnEsrk's Addition to H5de
Park, dated Jan. L; consideration, 1880.
Sec s, ", H. dated July3, 1872; consideration,
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LITTLE FALLS, N. r, Jan. e5.-1he market is very
1sn this week, snd buyers active than usual
The delivery has been Light and almost wholly con-
fined to ends OF dairtes. The farm lots are mostly
inferior, bearing the arka Of the skinner which IN
many caaea has been piled in reckless aud
without regard to the pa1ates Of the consuners OF
course such things go low, from to 10c being the
ruling price, according to qu.lty. One good meaty
farm dairy sold quickly at lie which is fuy &c oro
than was offered for the same cheese List week.
Nearly everything offered from factories w1s cona-
posed Of smaller lota. Ends more less skim1ned
esR ws9t At 1so The Bhsl so
70 gEasaake much better price Is offered. We bear
Of l5c being paid ior god E1e=ty things dating back to
October maze. The market has upward tendency,
and the impression is that stocks are going on. Ut good
living prices. Dary!nen generally feel hopeful in
gard to prospects ct the make and calculating
brisk sales md good prices in the spring.
Butter comes forward Of vnrious qualities, but any
thing good sells quickly at SOC. The delivery WIS
rather light this week.
VIC continue to hear Of more aborons In tho herds
but IN other respects appear to be winterg well
There Was s1E and hs winds during the early part
CT tho week, nnd the winter far has been anug
one.
, 1873-01-25
COMMERCIAL,

EntnAT EVENING, Jan. "a.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of produce at this point during tho past twenty
four ho'us, and for the corresponding date enc
year ago:
, 1873-01-25

OILS-The market for carbon oil was again weak
aud unsettled, and an inside quotation added.
Turpentino Was firm at slight advance. Linseed,
lard, and other oils ruled steady and nrm. We
now quote: Carbon, 2h@23c; extra lard oil, 72c;
boiled ese whale, $50; sperm, ooa2.1o; neat:foot
oil, strictly pure, <1.l0 do extra, 95c do No. /,
8oe bank oil, 68@70c; straits, ,72@75c; elephant
oil, $50; turpeutfuo 75c; naphthz, 63 gravity, Csc;
naphtha, common, 20c~
PAINTS, CoLOns, AND pUTTY-T1lis market was
inactive The quotations given below Htto better
, 1873-01-25

| above List.
sEEDs-wcre quiet aud ttrm only Light order de-
mand pEevRileI, and the offerings were rather light
Timothy IL held firmly at S00@35o, the hitter price
for round lots Of rrtne. Choice was firm. ct s51o9
and prime Hungarian at s,1o Sales were reported Of
GO bugs prime timothy at s34e,{; n bags at $337k
at *so; bags hax at sl7o: 10 bags prime Hungarian
! TEAs-Remain firm Ut former quotations. We re-
peat our list: Hyaon, 1o@5so; good common to fair
hy5on, 75c@u.oo; common imperial, es@75c: good
sosss eaafs :beiss ans 70 4R sa1s
choice to extra leaf Japan, 9oc@s1.os fair to good
Do, eo@soc; soored natural leaf Japan, s5@esc; com
mon to hne oolong, 35545a; good, G0@70c; choice
T0BaccoE1n this market moderate amount Of
CaEwsG-Fine Cut-Extra, 75a8sc; choice, $50
7sc; common, 55@6oc: poor, 4o@5oc.
sHoxrso- -EEzt5a, 5s@ssc; medium, ao@aae; COM
WooD-Was iuli at former rites: Beech $500:
maple, s14o0 hickory $500; a1abs $3.50, dclirarcd
NoOL-Wns iii moderate demand, previous prices
Tub, washed, extra medium. m............... .6oGe5e
Tub, washed, fair to do ..o596oc
fsess TS@@on Rsssa ans X light
Fieeee, wasasd' x. aingy
Fleece. washed. medium light.
Fleece, waBhed, medium dipgy. .4@50c
Fleece, unWdshed, A&AAr N good condition. .3s938c
Fleece, unWashed, XsXX, dingy. .3Na33c
Fleece, unwnshed coarse, to medium.
Fleece, unwashed, COARSE and dingy.
super pu1t.9- .43950c
WOODEN WARE AND DRooMs-Ibere 1 was no
particular change Tho amoun. Of business transact
ed is still light, although gradual improvement is
noticeable: Prices are without important change
So M FsPs5t s2,p p'
flush bottoms, S45o@5. e1tfa cheese tubs th1ee-
hoop, 1880; No. tubs, three-hoop, Ill 1100@l1, 50
No. 1tnbs; tao-hoop, .s95o@1ooo; No. tubs, t,ro-
hoop, $500; nest tubs, taree IN nest, s2ss; nest
keeerB, five in nest, S1.75; Aalf-bushel measures,
s3.7585.oo; peck measures, saoo@3.75; churns, No
], pinch, Silo3: Shurns: No. 2 2o-tnch, $1,000;
$3.50 headed clothes pins. 81 zinc wsshboard,
so'id bae4, s26Gg275; barrel covers. so ne2t
buckets or Kanpskins three IN nest but
two In most, s125 broom handles, per 1,o0o s11oo9
1000 hsh kits, 3oc No. hurl brooms, so5o@3.00:
No. S huri do, $2.25925o; common btooms, $2.0o9
215.
RAILROAD FRE1GHTs-wero active md firm.
~ n
, 1873-01-25

PoULTRF-A good demand exists for chickens, With
hardly enough offerings and the receipts this morning
were light, owing to the storm. They quotablo
firm at $30094.5o Turkeys were in moderate supply
and request, and quotabe steady at 1cGl2Ec geese,
$1,000 ducks s350@4.25. Sales include :, 400
rs turkeys at 12c 200 hs do at 12c $50 ns at 100
II doz at $3.50; 10 doz ducks at $I25; doz do 1t
$3.50; 10 doz geese ut $1,000; doz do at sG039s0o
for email lots from store lots quotabls e5@
70..
sALT-Was in moderate request. Price were WITH.
fne $40; ordinary course, $o-4o; course Diamond
G. t2.5o; ground solar, $25O: dairy, without bags,
per sack, $500; ground alum, so.75; Turks Island,
$500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BIINDS-Were quiet cad un-
, 1873-01-25

''on Saturdays this train will hs run 70 C1ampaisu-
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & ciNc:kHtr1 THROUGH
LINE. VIA KAkKANEE ROUTE.
Trains drire ana depart the Hr~ct Rilynaa
Depo:, Toat NJ Laec. For ronh drssfs and s,eefn;-
cur teTht upng at Ticket IS GuHals:, It1'-
*on ~ Nshfnytonssi fremont E.rs- con7=,,.
IT. and also foot n feenty-.ec.nd-*.
Iexye s:r aap D. q.
AHve at Indianapolis - p 70 u
A1rtVo At Cincinnati 91 r. Is a:l5
Tr:tns arrive II ChicnRo At 80 cad a35 .. n
Qaly uae running Saturday night train - CtlsinG.L
Tao entsa train through - Cincanat- PullI11a
A1sepa1s night trni1s.
CHICAGO J. NORTHWESTERN Rs:LR3al
7irk<f oHee. 81 West u1Itsoa-8...
, 1873-01-25

the Northwestern Rock Island, or Danville &
Vincennes Railroads.
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 5,4sG bu wheat, LILO bu corn, 2s1
bu oats, 40 bu rye, 2,042 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: IS cara
wheat, cars corn. car oats, cars barley.
Total, 81 cars, or q 900 bu.
These receipts are among the ightcst known
in ten years past The snow-storm, was the
cause, Us it blockaded the railroads 80 that re-
ceipts could not arrive on time. :" >.
Nr. southw'ortl1, Secretary Of our Lumber
Exchange, gives the following as the stock OF
lumber, &C., on hand aud for sale in the yards
-G1n1 of Cbiraro Ian ! lg7n.
, 1873-01-25
FOR SALE.
TIE Y HEAT FIELD OF AMERICA
Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.


Healt0tul Cllnatc, Free Homes, Good Markets.
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
RAID its Lands In Central and Western Minnesota, en-
bracing:1 /. This best o! Wheat Lnn1 2. Excellent Tim
ber for tha ~ tho farm, and :ha FIRE; 3. Rich Prrio
Pas.rrsge aud Natural Meadow, wacred BY clear lake.
and running strcams Hcalthfu Climate vhers Fa-
Fer and tague is unknown.
GRAIN te shipped hence By lake to market as
cheapy from Eastor1 Iowa Central Illinois, Cars
through these Lands from Lake Superior Da-
kota Pco OF land close to track, 81 to 81
thcr away $3.50 to 81 PEE SEVEN YEARS CRED
IT; WARRANTED Deeds, Nosth.rn Pacific 73o Bonds now
selling at par received for aad at 10. other unoc
cupfed Lands present such Advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the ner law {M1sch, 1s52), Eet lso
Free. the raEoad and years resi-
dence.
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED RATES fur
nished from nll principal POINTS East purchasesof Of
Rsilroad Lnrds, aad to settlers Government Home
scads Purchasers their wives aud children Carried
Freq tho Northern Pacific Road Now Is the time
for Settlers and Colonies to get Railroad Lands and Co..
ctnneut Horesto1ds close to thu track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information,
snap and copy ct Nov Homesto-i Law. address:
LAND DEPARTMENT. NORTHERN PAC1F1CnAl<-
ROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
Or q Fifth-ar., corner Ninth-st.. Y I.
The sun., 1873-11-08

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