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The Inter Ocean from Chicago, Illinois • Page 11

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The Inter Oceani
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Chicago, Illinois
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1 liberal rnrrvlr and old ra'ier freely At W.SO&A. Vntm Mni were offered ratlier frrWy srid liner were not ho arm. le reared at aecor- tinr to nnslity. Stov tin war la fair request and old ax Feeders wer fairly tun and Sold atrib54.l. Butchers and csnnera stork in fair demand and fid a lor ball.

l4 3.65 tor 3 for butchers' steer. Tb market cl-d Heady at to quotation CUoic to tsru-v tern. Bnod to cho.ne eh-lpplng steer. 6.7a40.'JU Fair to (rood wli-flunff lMi1n.Hnn.,Mt..', C.lOj.' Common to Iiir 4.5H T5.00 Feeders, fair choir SJ.Vt-Cil Ptockci. euaimoa "ivl.Ti Hail-brer.

la. H.7r Oood to choice cowa i.00 Common In fair rowt SMiiwM IKI liounh and mixed IrtKarie choice UktiM balk. Price. No. At.

$3.66 VS 4.10 3.VTin.LoiS VX PJu fr.4 4.l 1 1 6 3 1.45 405 Id SAO 41. 1.2..4 S.75 40 1.137 S.00 76 Li-'- 2J45 25 son HS4 Wo. Av. eow 810 SoCoUicUrrtl.lJi) 4 6 1.11 SObjjlla. 1S7 aivbrcal.iN5 40Nrbrwa.l.l;7 47 xeedenwr 41 15 9 11 17 bulla r.l.-.MS Texan.

10.... 177 i.ims l.HMI lOi 1. 1 'tl 7. 14 1 '-4 lvF a 1 3H Lltx) 1.2n9 1:4 1.1 IS lilSTnaim flSS 3t l.r7 Team. 45 cowa.

K-4 IHTexana w) 64 Tan'u. WJ $1 170 tii HSTexaaa flt3 (VH.ro 3. 'i B.fO yjt) K.74 BW C95 a 43 6t5 s.ic, 3 40 4. Ml S-15 fl.t;.', 3.S5 4.KI 4.03 4 mi S.7S 3.7.V 2.7.1 S.Otl 3.1H1 4i0 4 1H) 4.IM 3.40 li.Ti 4l S.7S 4.IS 4.IM 4.05 4.70 3 li ralvee 4.ti0 4 2'J 4.50 1 frwli fa 870 Sid USX 1.070 6.1 677 WS 2 Tiau. U6 4J15S1 trir, 4...

x. 43 8.W121 Tpi kwl. tvi-S 6. lS0Ttoxana. 85 4 6S l-it ium.

4JiT.l'-0TfTan.. 3.40 71 34 Tnx.rows.. 4.l0 42Tpxaa 005 9V f(5 4J0 94 4.00 2.V7 4.00 W7 ffrommi 4.i) SiS Wyoming l.tMW ami (U nronuns.1.141 BuflUo, 4Vt. 1 OaflrEofripbi to-daf "1S7 kind: oowiKti thronrb HJcarx; market dull; Hv4 15cfwer: fair to ood. a.ir to xtra kuu'ij; liirl to nodinra titrra, 4M.4IV1 4JX): mi led butrbrni' CSUJUl: fair i-nlU, 8J.V twi-p Itrcrjiitn.

tfaronitU. Scars; market dull: rrndioc downwu-i lorccmnioo rood rrades i tradr: fair to rood Vetera. K4.26rli.4". Hora Rnraipta li-td: coliunnrd Ihnmijh rara: dull, weak, and lower: rood to cikjio icrxt-rs. lifnt tn imr.

Eooa to tucKuiii and Heavy. IH.Oi44JiO; extra Hear, 4.fl0i.': 1 l.V Tb r- porta: 4u tuTapta. Jirad: lower and wena aun aur. l.aoO to 1JUXI lid. ffed-r 1.176 Hva.

rhoire atror. Hrva-rKweipt. SJtilo head: lowr and weak choir liplit, 4 ''n- aa'w at hr.ei relpta. 2.v brad native r.iiUon4,bO to ItXM Nawlnrk, Oct. Cattle BereiDta.

Km bead- Biarketfar: crttmary to rood ucn ateera. -0 1 cTt fiir Colorado tit. fx xporta. -J bead lire carle, 1.7a" nr beet a-id vrl CJtrcaMe mnUon. rn "ep iure4i'T.

it nead nraer; sir cletranoes; 4.i rat (or IamtM. Unra Bere.lt4, Kt. Louis. OrU 1 6-41 ttle ny-: pta. 500 head supply very lisriit, on iug to the condition of the railroada.

riHonnl by the tr ke: ttuly loc 1 traiie doe.e at rrar ou price. Sheep Bereipta. 1,000 irvw. im-tnnjtti. ct lfl-Ho)r qniet; rcommon and xurnt.

e.i.-.KVi nacxinr and oatrDera. 4.4U(.J4.75 leoeuxa. -iJ I head: aliipmests. 1.100 bead. CB0CEKIE8.

anrrrx atrn -4V Vnrar S1ttt. jam atrui. -i n. U. noli CIC'K.

Few York. Sne.i..l n.i5 1.15 ftue tVai Ifeury. witlio-it ha Xiairy, with tMia aack ana if. CVrenmon 4V4Jt um. asCake.

aAl.RZATti. 7 47 W-carb soda, kegs. 4 Sal-soda, keira Uj-carb aoda. ana p. em tSerefnan Mottled.

tAmerlcaa Caatite 11 hilLjlr fii, lrupenalCa.Htiie.10 fH'i Savon Im peri 6 Wu le j17 Blue India. 6 rtVoiia Wbita :Wlut.M TEAS. Toanprerson. common to fair. JWx XI ToariK liv)Q, nxxl Tourmhyeoa-tood to 65 IToun livott extra to choice.

7irx.7.1 Old hyacn. rTaana to Una Imperial. to Ounpowdrr. coauikoa to fine ttV tdM Moyune. extra.

Japan, cboiee to extra Jfv'-t'-'t Japan, fair to pood. Japan core mMi 3i'M Oolonjr. rood to choice jtsm Oolomr. jod tXlonfc cocimon. iitJO ariaaaa.

Ont loaf SVS-'J'kOif 8VSt, INnrdervd Extra Standard "A' 9 Vellow a3.74 Taney Bio Java lVa Choice 17 yr.ine 12 12MracaiU 12i4 Oood lltrixll air Mio 1 klotha ttoaalnitf UiJ 10 Clio's, tCXBER. Inrober aad ahinrlea were not offered tarrely Monday, br.t Mill tajere waaenoneh for the preaent arjoderate demand. The dork hTe not beeafuiiy leared. and bnyera were backward about taking snore than they ecu. handle, nence the demand waa rati.er imiieo.

ins renerai eonoiuon of la maraac. aow- wver. rexnaioa aainfi. ana lea were xuaue aa tu jni owinir ranr ot prioea ieceittuT.n..rt... 9.2 P.ere atnff, lirti lo.ixx UO lio.

1 rreen boarda and atripa oH rrean boards and sMimrTea, extra 2Jk 2.t)0 Biungiea. itn.lard............. 2.0.' i The demand for car and am ail iota at the Tarda waa (air, and pr.ee wiihont alteration, aa toliowa: Jirat and aecond clear wide, 3-inch Tirat and aecond clear wide. 1 and 2-inrh. 4- first and aecond clear wide, 1-iarh first and acond clear.

lWaad 4.CH) Tl ird dear. 1 to lis-iach 44JXI Third cl-ar. 6U.a' A aelitcl. 2-iacZt 4ii.ox) A act. In Iwinx, l4 end I'a-iB'h 4ti.ro 5 select, loch SJ.tiO 2 aeieci.

and lis. 2-UK-(i 27.k Sx4 rdear aad aelect luiretlier 1M4 eeu-ct 33.0 Tit dear and -lrct-. 2x8 clear and a lect 33.IMI 1 ano H-im-n clear baae 3.1.1)0 7 and ft-nsch aelert A Tldn dear and velxrt. 9 inch and up. K4.0W Tint coaiaon donrinir U.

4k Second onimon 3.1.00 17.W Clear aiuuur I'l JiU Ttratcouiiuoa rWxmd common lu.linff.... jk.ihi Third npinmon aiding 13.00 Tencinr nidinr Clear ceilin. 1 4 to 6-inch Si.fW Tirat common ceidnr, 4 or 6-inch. VlJyl (Ueond common crilint, 4 or nVineh. 10.0O lliird eonunna retlitur.

4 or 14.0i A box. 13-uu-h and 4tUK) box. Lrtfidi and ott 41-OH box. 13-ia. 31.O0 2 box.

1.4-in-h and A atoefc. Hf-itM i'4. 14, and 16 5 stock, li: incu li 14. and Hi 3u-0 Caiork.l-ittch-ri.l4, and lti 24.0 Aatni-k. I'd.

14. and 14 work, 12. 14, and lti fvt iKi stuck, li 14. and 1 30JK1 fork. 12.

14. and 16 feat 19.00 stock. landU Vx i Xo. 1 teneinr lsjw Common rancin. 12 to 16 feet, dry ll.ta) Common 4-in.

fencinir. 12, 14. and 18 14. Common beard. 18 to 20 feet 12-iach i lHiX) Comaann bear la.

16 feet H-inch 14.0 Common boarda. 12 to 14 feot lli Common I oarda. 10. IX. and 20 (aot.

ll.flO Oiturnnn lirJ 14 to )M tMt 14.110 Ho. 2 boards. 14 to 1 teat 12.00 Ctill boeruK. all lenctha 11.00 All 2-inch Joiat and acantllnz. 12 and 14 Two-inch joMtaad scaatliaK.

16 feet 2x6. 12. 14. and 16 feet, H.iio Timber, 4x1 to 8x iucliuivs, 12, 14. 18 1.1.00 8xk Sfp.

'-xlo. 2x12. 18 feet lHfaet. to RiX. inchiaira 14.00 2x4, 4x4.

and kouII timber. 1U and So 13. in Common plank a.iai tll. 2x4. 12.

14. akd 16 tset. Common pwk on Pickets, flat ronrt. rood -ax 11.4l Bqaare picket, flat D. aelecten l4.ia 21iX Uinrjea.

extra A 3 un febinrlea. A- 2.70 Phinn iea. atondard 'JXO cedar. Wh-dry Hi GENERAL MARKETS. (X1AL $7 As! Bioasbtirr 7.t Hocktnr Valley.

6,75 Balto. A Ohio. 6.73 (Xl IImoins. ka'a. S.OO 5.00 tilkl SJS04 40 ka'a.

nuiaa. ka'a. ec 4. bleb Caanei 7 Imiisna. 4.WI Brx 11:11.,...

oJOAfi 73 BraxU 4aXk4J Ant tJ-StVi: 70 tVOODw Kapm. eord. delivered fsVrft.W leah. eord. delivered 73.aS u.1 lane slits, ourd.

dehvereJ CnOPIUL4.UK ANU COOPEE-S STOCK. Alcoboi barre a rlXO l.3 b-y barreia. l.o a 1.4t Pork barreia. J.10 1.1'.", Lard tjcrcea. arti.

i et lour barreia. ech to) .44 Jjerr atavra. bnrked. 9d.i listed. m.

:ai.inl Pork barrel Ixicked. 9 in 10.0 et ij00 Pork barrets Iwoed. 2t ti. Whikv barrel aiavea. bncked.

Fionr barr 1 burked. 7 JM di; KMtr bsrrel stavre. oak. 7iil a Flowr bsni lM-ailimrs. Flour barrW noica.

m. f) ii yxin.tsj Flour iMU-rel hope, htrkory, f3 tt.iHI isi -lhoiir barrel houf-s- Ions salt, 9 Sua in IlirkTrT tl-rce eoops 1310 t. HaHl 4sk tierce scop 14. in eil 44 pork hoop. 1 iti ail u) httx ISAM svl4.0d IKON AXU STKLL, rtrlron re-hoe a.75 feavy 2-Mltrt .44) j4s) ilAl.iO.

10 ia'f oval and roewavrii sw" barroai iroti Carman 4 A man can r--Hr-t-l a kUi'i truu 3.isuai JUmoA .1 1 AH 2 at at 2 2 ihi 5al 1 at Ira: cr TILE DAILY INTER OCEAN, "WEDNESDAY MOBKTNTG OCTOBER 17, 1883-TA7EEYE PAGES WTTII 2IUSICAX SUPPLE2IENT. VI 4 IT. WhlJeSab. Karaily L7y Tront, Ko. 1.

half-bil 4.744 in) rod, extra Oeorxe a nk. 9 100 It 7.0 Cod. tTTmd Bank. 1(10 SXKkg MadtareL extra aliora, baU-orL 15 IK) Marker. No.

1 anor. Mackorel, Ko. 2 ah ore. Ualf-brU. Biacxrreu lamuy.

naa-ojri. KlU. family nia-kcrel 4 'ahfornia aalmoa. i hrl IS IPO Calitoroie aalmoiu 1 Ecaied lirrnpjt. ball-box Uoiland beninz.

rb-krr, near herrinr, new. ty bri Split Labrador herniw. 9 Halifax spit hrmiur. Haiilmt amokeJ. Buwtian aar liuea, ker 1 hm lonr apitt atock tih.

MKTAiS AKO TINKKKS' STOCK, rpi'irn. Tinned aheathfnr. 14 ana 16 ox. 1 snd.2fl 1.10 .00 oo ao 00 Tinned sheathing, planiehed. 1 4 and 'ivu.

a anu in oa. id. No. 7. 14x.VJ icd.So.8.

bed.tio.0, Jt4 lunco aiieatuina, paiiiMieu. ro, inneu Kueailunff, pianincu. 3i Tiuned MifaminiC. piamabi Copper portoina lmu, 1 blocs TO. Tinners solder, Turners' solder, Nj.

small Ular Un CALTllCIXXO anoa. Beat Juniata. Vol. 14 Is 20...... lteat J.in.ata.

N.w. Jo 22 lieat Jnniata. o. to 2tj Kent Juniata. No.

27 Dot Juniata, No. 2 tialvaniaed, 40 cent discount i TUf PLATE. IS- I'M? 10. 12x12, har 10, 14x211, ctr IX, 12x12, IV, 10x14. char Iv- ilJHl? IV.

14Ei0.cliar.ro.ii......... 10. 20x Ji. char. IX XOiA char.

roof. mtrr laojr. ...25 $15.00 LOW 14JKJ 1 ft .10 lij.00 $6.76 6.75 K.7 8.7J 8.76 25 23 13.410 17J0U Oora No. 16 to Kos. 16 to 24.S.75 Com.

Noa. 2i to Noa. 25 to 26... 6 no tlotu. No.

27 4.00 Char. No. 27 S.2S bwooth no. No. 4JiO.SuioothJan.l6to24 Smooth Xaa.

9jt MiiAallt.Juii-U and and 26 4J0; 2 8 00 Hraooth flit. No. 27.. 6.00 Smooth Jan. No.

27. b2e rLAMUBU utoic. American. planUbed. A.

Noa. 24 to American, plauinbed. B. Noa. 24 to 27...

Itnaaia, perfect Noa. R. St. and 10. Uuasia.

pertoct No. 12 and 13 NAILS. lOdtoGOd rate OILS Carbon. Miehlran tiart, p. Carbon, Mirhtcaa teat w.

larbon, iHeinin- teet'P. Carbon. Wixconaan teat w. Carbon. Imliana text p.

Carbon, llxuaoa teat w. Carbon, standard while, lloder. Are teat Carbon, prima wlutc. 1 jOdut-'. fire Carina, fcenejene, lMKlcif.

40S Carbon, snow a lute. 15oder. Carbon, water white, lfrft de. ill. Carbou.

headlight 17i test ...10 ...15 $3.00 .13 .16 14 J3, JOS J1 .179 Jt .14 fTleona. J2W Maine. 150 de. fiaaoMne. f7 dor.

teat tixoline. 74 deg. tet Napilia, (ft de. gravity liinAeeii. raw Iiiiaeed.

Exti-a -aUfot, No. 1. loeatKf.Mt No. S. Kxrra lard, current make.

Lard. No. 1 l.ird. Nq. 2 Whale, extra winter, Hank Straita.

bperm Kxtra miners' wh te Kxtra miners' yollow Iurca cooking. Machine J7 .19 -lv-S A .72 $1.40 I 03 .40 Spirit turpentine. .43 Vrflmlnrton. Oct turpentine firm at New Orleans. CK-t.

IS. Cotton easy: middUnr. 10 S-lUc: low middling. rood ordinarr. net rwipts, ii.21 bales: rroaa, 13.IM3 baiea: axporta to Oreat Bri taut.

4.900 sales. 4au bale aloe. 130.IM1O Dales. PKTKOLKtM. Oct lft Sa-adr: ataadard whita.

JiO dag. teat Be. Ptttabarw. Oct. united certiOcatea xreaAer; closed at 1.10.

MISCELLANEOUS. Near York. Ort, 16 -OoUon steady at 10 0-16A 1(1 fiittima weak; October. 10.45c: November, 10.4c: December. lOsc: January.

rebruurr. March. 11c: AnrU. 11.11c: afar. 11.

2 So: Ji-na. 1JXic: July. 11.4Jc: Aucuat ll.r.Jc, Flour dub: 27,000 brla: erport. 5" brt unper-fiue Sute and Western. Wheat Hnrinr in bttur demand: optiooa opened a tride better, later leu on sutateitimtiuy aironrrr, auvaucen nC, cloeimr nrm: receipta.

23.U0 bn No. 2 Chicago. hard mtinr. l-t: No. 2 Milwaukee.

oi: cmrraded ri. So. 4 red. reu. l.ir."4i.u.wa,i.o..'a no.

2 red. 1 ir 1 .11. elevator el a 1 A 1 .1 2-4. aRoat nam ite. No.

2 red 4-tolie. aalea 32. rm at lMvtt.O!i. rlosins at CIJI9: November, salra 7a2.ia bo atUMKdl.lia,riaiiir at fl.lOS: ocmocr. sales LfitMan on mm.mi.i."i.

ciosin atfl.lS3: Jacnarr. aalea 24.441.000 ha at C1.144 el.l.. rloHincat M.147a: Felmtary. sales 600X1 41 hu tl.l(iA1.171.cloKin atl.l7S. Corn-Spotlota aanaoa lower; options a i-me netiar: tn latter ae clined SV, cloainn steady with a alight recovery: receipts iww nu: exports, nxiuu bu: unirraded.

(WlVtseVc: Na 3. f)9StiSc: atexroer, 67(4) ac bo. a. hiw xutxea. -c No.

2 October. OHKiXM-mo. cloainr at fMvi November, ftiVAoOSccioaiarat fV: December. ex.v.evac. cionnr at ante: January.

cJoainic at 3 1 '40. wtiiiuua cawar. ruMi nrm; receipts, ft l.ooobn; mixed Western. 34jttlc white Waste.n, Hir qorM and nui-haiored. Coffee Spot xuab-r net quiet very utile s.Trniu: option a 4t t.t tkMUt hivheroa roverimr ah vta and more favorable inn-urn advices: fair ratvne quoted at $12; Rio No, 7.apot io.

7. October. November. SinVt4.aJ: Deoembcr. 75: Jannarv, Frbmarr.7rV,fl s): V3rcb.4aet:.75: April SOAOvtSJ); July.

buiptr qaiet but Arm: refined: cat maf HSw0tc. Holamra atNMiy. txroiuaa vc; rat nice tn rood demand nrm. fatrotenm ateady; niiited. 1.10 Tallow dull and weak at TV.

Turpentine steady at 4(iu. Km West ern freah firmer st Pork quiet; steadily nun new mea. i 1.7.1. tara iirm: pnm steam. S7.70: )ctober.

7jjy7.6: November. 7Jiav47di4: January, fZityfl .6. Butter qniet and nacttanreu. Cheese unlet but firm. weak.

Othera nnciiauifed. Kt Loaia. (tot. 14. Flottr firmer, imchtnred.

Wheat bKber. Inactive: No. 2 redl AIOV41 .003 cash 1 .0 1 -4 Novera ber. 1 JOA St Decern bar. 1 .0 January I.

12S May, No. 3 red W'4ie, iorn ateady and Brm et 4'4lt'-rr cas n. October. 448 Soma- ber. 41W: year.

44i4aUiV: May. Oata Arm but idowi v.ccaan ana Dm cMotooer ana noremDer. aa ijecem-ber. 27c year. Bye quiet at ic Itarley dull at St 4 7: Nr.

Lead alow at bntur nnebanred. Fnrs steady at 19c. llaxaeea. better at $1.3: 44 1.34. nay uu-iirr: prune, 4, 10: timotny.

llitlR. Bran quiet: Glc at m-U. Cora meal firm at 2o. biky ateady at $1.1 4. Job trade lteceipta Flour.

ftOHO brl: -wheat J4.uuu ou corn lt.ouo on- oats, 24.isju on: 2.O00 bn: barley. bn. Shipments Flour. Cwoo brla: wheat 4H.OHH lO.OnObn: oata. l.tHO bit.

Afttrnocu board Wheat lower; liHii uaunoorr, i.oi-j oio iNovemoer. uihi Liecrrn- ber. $1.0 Janiry. 11. M.

Corn easier: 46c October. November. 41'je bid December, 41 Wti4e January. 44'4e Mar. Osta dull and firm; x.c wu Mncuioer, iemuwr.

Tladtimore. Oct. 16 Floor quiet and nnebanred. Wheaf-Weern steady: No. 2 winter red.

spot ana urtoeer. nin.yai.wl novemner. si.irrak(i IjOTTi; December. 1.1ii'(X1.10't: Jannarv. 1.I0Sns l.lOV Corn Wrten dull and nominal mixed.

spot firi tr.ftr Nm ember. 07lar5Se: year. Ki6tjc. tnta qitiot ann atcauy re8trn nuxeo. I'ennsrlvania.

By steady si liar dull tTrime tn choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, flt'ild. Pmvlaiona dull and nominally I nncnanrea. nntier nuini wemern pacxeu. iiKai-juc: creamery. 20a2rtc Fm qniet at Fwtroleam ttuii and Bouiuai renneu.it'r'urUc.

Co free nominal: K10 carroas. ordinary fair, loillc. Biurar dull: -A" soft. 8 V. Whisky steady at mrht to Liverpool, p- steamer, quiet; cotton.

llJUd: flocr. la Od: rrain. 6mL Beceinta Flour. e.onobrta; wheat 14.0110 bn; corn. 1tjni bn: oata.

8.000 no y-re, 6.000 bn. Bhlrmanta -Wheat, 2tMJ0 Da. biles neat a.tiaiu on com. on. Fhllaartrinlev, Oct- 16 rionr nominally nn- ehamred.

Vvheat Arm So. 1 red. elevator. $1.15: Mo. red do.

61.07V No. 3 red. 1 AHvilXH1-: No. 2 red. October.

Norember. IJM: December. Sl.lo'stdil.lifa: Jaansry. $1.134 1.133,. Cornoaiet: Ko.

3 mixed. ateatu- er. Sc aaU mixed, esust. hsii mixed Oo- toner. novcronr.

Lieeemoer, AMra57c: January. tH. xlSc. OaU retected white. io: Ao.

mixed. M'vc: Ao. wbite, Ko. 2 white. Ird cpiict reSned.

SX.75 ma- ei-itiL tmb-ncra. loose. 7 Cluaenniet: full cream. 1 1 1 'tc fair to anod. llisalllc.

ouiers nncnarareo. neeeipta flour. 4.71SI brla; wltsat 20jrsi bn; corn. 7.01SJ be: osis. 17XKS) bu.

Khipment wnaat 22AKJO bn: corn. 4topo bn: natn. LMHI bn. afilwaaaew. tfn.

ltk rionr steaoy, vt neat met but steady: Ple cah; Horemher. 92Sr; keembrr. 64 January. 0 -V. Cora Alarkat dull na pncea a ansae lower no.

a. tan scarce and wanted; Mo. 8, 30c. Bye -nominally uucuanvea; ao. 1.

ax: ro. z. inc. our-ley stronrer: Ko. S.

extra No. 8. A2'c. Imvon dntL Mea pork. $10.25 rash.

Sill 7. Jitmiarv. Lard Prime aleam. J7j45 canh. January.

Hon steady at Butler cniet. Cheese nominally ttncbainn-d. Finrs in fair demand. Beceims Flour. brls: wheat, IMUKM bn: barley.

4-MfSJ ba. Shipments llour, 2d.000brls; wheat itOOU bn barley. bu. Ttdo, 4ci. 16.

beat dull: No. whit Miruisan. SI (M.l (17-. No. a do 'HOT I7r: No.

2 red winter. rcKh.Al.irLMictnberl.'iaUbid: Ko-i-ent ber. liu'a: Decemlier. 61.05'mc: January, $lil7l4; Ko. red.

fl.Vty;ct No. 4 red. HO tyjected. 8lc vaiiu uiiii oun oilira, o.wi 010: j.o, a rw aula Ocbber. Me bid: Xoveniber.

6lr5l-ei Jannary, 4WS: rejected. fiOc: no trrade. 4Hc447c. Oats dull a-a nominal Mo. 2 caah and October, November.

Wac: 1 accniber. 31c- BeceiDla Wheat PH.IHK1 bo: corn. 10JS 0 bo oata. 2.0UU bn. Shipment Wheat on corn.

utMua on oata, 7 JSJO on. New Ormuia- 4 c4. 1 A tt, An mIm. 1 16: choice. $170.

Bulk -aU-Shouldera, packed, lower at S.2); bacon, kmc clear atid clear rib hisber f7Ji. Hacxr-Damand active: cantruupal. 7tc: yellow clarified, Hee: whit elarihrd. HV. Mo-iaa-Ko recripbt.

liioe in fair demand anal firmer: l.oniMana ordinary to pn we, 4 WH.c. BraaBrmer ki sc. conou eeca uij cradr. reaned miuk 4.1e44.V. Other arUclea narhanrrd.

exi-bamra oa New York. par. Starling Cx- wm. Lutiiaviils. 4cl.

lfa-fnUon qniet; middlirr. iov. rturntiniiuaiiT nnciiana-ea. wnest firm; o. red winter, fi.

I r. 4 rn Brm; No 1 white. No. mixed. 63c.

OsAs Arm: mixed Western. Provt-aonerjniet: new me pork. $12: bnlk M-OHItar-CUreO. liic. Lart qni -f ViTiiaky and unchamred at IVona.

4c4. 16 Cm steady; li'ah mixed, 471 l-c; No. 2 mixed. 47t47V. ata Bnucr: Xo.

-J v.liiie.zP'KViif. live su-a iy new i. 84. Whisky f.rm at 41.1V Hatvtpbi Wbrat. 000 bn: com.

A4.H20 oar, on: oanev. n40v oa. xhipaHTntsCorn. 2100 ba; axu. bu; na.

bu. I'inoBnattl. Oct. 1L Cotton onietand nnchaaped. Flournuiisnd wriiAn-U.

wbeat sb aiiy $iAi4t4) 15 cash. $lii7'l 1.4.7 Jannary. Corn earner at Mcca-h; lie-ember, 'xtx Ann at aoid til1. hrer.nuer at yihiaky acnr and tin 41. Bniter nnchanced.

ILanvxa City, tact. 1 6. Wheat Becelpta. 43.0rJ t.l':.-ni. bnt hKber: No.

2 redfait 'IVikv exsh. Kovmiber, f6e TJecember. tco bn hirlier ar.d aironir at 3-wi si, S-c lievembcr. Oat huhTl ft. tn 01 THE COURT A Complete Report of 4he Pro-ceedlngrs In All the Courts of ICecord rrvcedlri Afilatt tha Btttekkcdaeri tflalDe fhact Oreal Western Talerraph Caapujr.

O. W. TZLBaSAPH STOOKHOiDXILS. Edgar Holme filed bill la Superior Court aijsiiut the lnsolrani Orettt Western Telegnph Comptuiy, $bowln that the eompur became lnaolrent and paaaed into the hands ot the Westers. Union In 1873.

It has been declared by the oonrte to hare UablUtlea amounting to $300,000. Mr. Holmes sues (or his own Individual claim of 1,800, making it possible for other stock holders, of whom there are a large number in Chicago, to come In as parties to the suit The bill claims that the stock: was originally issued at 40 cents on the dollar, and seeks to make the stockholders liable (or the remain- leg 00 cents. The par rniue of the stock i 3,000,000, of which only 1 1,200,000 was paid up, leaving $1,800,000 still due from about 2,500 stockholders, who reside in various parts of the country. Among those in the city are N.

K. Pah-hank, Chatt a Farweli. D. a Fisk, H. MoOormick V.

A. Turpln, and Peter Von Schaack The company was oiyanized Dec. 2, 1867, and went into- the hands of a receiver Oct 7, 1874. E. Bowen now filling that position.

According to the bill the assets of the company, which consisted of the proceeds of the sale of the lines to the Western Union, nave au oeen aiscriDutexL THE P0BTCH-UELA3CD COLLISION. Judge Blodgett In the United 8tates Circuit Court is hearing the ooilislon ease of Jacob Jobnson, owner vt the schooner E. M. Porte h. against the steambarge Leland.

The ool- liulon took plaoe on Sunday evening. March 20, 1882, on Lake Michigan, about eighteen mllos northeast of Bheboyban, Wia The schooner was cut down to the water's edge. She was towed into Sheboygan and after ward wont ashore and became a total lotta. She was uninsured and her owner claims damages. The Leland is owned by the Llk KaDlda Iron Com nan r.

who took proceeding to limit their IlabUitT and their liability was limited under the act of ConsTess to $1.800, the value of the propeller and her freight The matter was referred to Commissioner Proudfoot whore- ported after taking testimony in favor of the libeliant and allowed him damages to the full amount of the limitation. Exception were hied to the Commissioner's reoort and' are now iieinir neara or juatre uiodirett li. w. Mairee reprewent the libeliant. and Rchurler Kremer and M.

H. Beach, of xuuuque, appear xor tno Leiana. OENRAT TK0UBUS XX THK PAMTLT. Mary E. Biiggs filed a bill for divorce in the Superior Court yesterday, charging ber hus band, Theophllus ISrlgrs, with habitual clrTinkennesa.

They were married on July 4, 1870, at Amboy, HI, and three children were the fruit of the niarriage. He is the owner of house and lot Ko. 833 West Adams street, worth about 110,000. He has also money deposited in the Garden City Equi table Loan apd Building Association, and in the Fidelity Safe Deposit, and owns thirty shares of stock in the People's Building and Loan Association. Besides ax kin? for the custody of the children sha seeks an injunc tion to restrain too associations irom paying over any funds to her husband until she receives share of his rrorvrtr.

Judira Jame son granted the writ of injunction. worth ptxb roirsDBT cosrrAicr. John H. Jailing filed a bill in the Bune- rior Court yesterday agsiort the North Pier Foundry Company. James W.

Beedy. Patrick li. Meehan. and J. P.

Jaclcer. aakinir for an accounting and a receiver. Complftinnnt and Reedy and Meehan formed the foundrr company in inm -witn a capital or. ipi.tMiu, eacn contTiouimg one-iniro. xteeoy is rresi.

dent and Meeban Hecretary or the company. and as such voted themselves salaries of $2,500 a year, which leaves no profits for complainant ueeidjs asklntr. lor an counting and a receiver the Court is asked to restrain Beedy and Meebnn from voting themselves salaries of Judge uaruner graniea uie in iuncuon. ITCMS. Charles Leach filed a bin in the Circuit Court yesterday atrainst E.

It MIU. hi partner in the restaurant business at 3903 Cottare Orove. apJcing a dissolution of-the partnership, which waa formed Kent 10 last He professes to be alarmed that Mills will cheat him out of the busineAt. Judge Tuley gran lea a tvempornry injunction. The Metropolitan Grain and Stock Ex.

change filed an affidavit for capias in the rmnertor ixmrc ror we arrest ot Cletnena Plaintiffs represent that they are snout to commence. ran in anrmmiNitc atrainst Clemens to recover $957.04 for communions, and cnless Clemens is held to bail they will lose whatever judgment they may recover. rv onggs, yesterday a OOU usei suit against the Chicatro Herald Company on account of; the statements lately made in an article on Griggs'-financial condition. THE CAXXS FOB TO-DAY. rNTTED STATES COrHTS.

Jndse ProBnnond In chambers. Judee Blodgett 103. Johnson vs Steam harm Leland; on cesrine 11 Burrall steam Canal- boat set for hearing. APPkXLATTC OOUKT. Judrea McAJllater and Wilson Adionrncd nnLTl Tuesaaynezb STrpTKTOa Comer.

Jndse Bmnh 6,281, Hobert Tall man: on trial. No first call. Trial call is 0,312. 6,373, xt tt.v'vi, ana Jndre Antnonv iwrml vs Goldstein, on trtst Ho first ealt Trial call bx term Koa 7.05L r.ntu. 7,101.

7.2UI. ana 7,243. Jndre Williamson No ease on trial. Ko flrat call. Trial call fa terra No.

7.0.VL 6,39. 7.086. 7.1 14, 7,242, and 7.2441 June Jameson Oeneral business. Judo Gardner 17. Mack vs Tonaa'.

on bear ing. TheoaUtsNoa. 1H. 111. SO, 23, 23, and 26.

circuit coinrr. Juries Bofren 62, Fish vs Beldler. on trlaL no cait Jndse Barnnm Frelloh vs Citv. on trial No first call. Trial call la term Noa.

3,0:16, 3.07a. 3.0H2. 3,006. 3,104, 8.IO6, 3,112, a 124. and 3.138.

jnds Hawes I.30S.In re estate of Kate Boacb. alia Brown, on trial. No flrat caiL Trial eaU Is term Nott- 718. 1.003. 1,318, 1.321.

1.824. 1,335. 1.333. and 1JM. Jndse Tnlev 13.

lienmsn vs xtothbarth. on Hearing, no can. COUXTT COUKT. Judge Prendergaat 4.034. Lord Gale, oa trial.

Call ts general no. CBJWIM At, COURT. Jndse Oarv Noa. i32. 2rft.2t0.

2ft. 297. 29S. S90. 305, 308, 310, 31G, 313.

319, 820, and Judge Moran-No. 10, 12, 13, It, and IS. PttOBATs COUKT. Judge Knickerbocker General business. THE COTJBTS TJ.

S. CXBCTJIT. trtw 19.721 AJvaro B. Grahara et al vs The Plan Manufacturing Company, Wm. H.

Jones. Edgar L. Ilennlnc Georro W. Chamberlain, Fred J. Uuse.

and Elisabeth H. Gammon. Bill for In fringement or patent for Improvement la harvesters. Issued Feb. 14, 1S0A.

dV Ban ning, sous. BITTOK JUDO BHUM54DSD. Chancery Towaahlp of Aurora vs Auditor of State et al appl prayed by 00m pit and aJld In bond of 5O0. SErORX JUDOS BLOnOBTT. rhanoerr Hopkina va Hntchlnaon.

F. eV C. Co. on mo of omjlt lime to close prfa extd 30 dava 872. Grelg vs Chi Div By Co; lv to amd bill bv consent.

Law 111. Fairbanks vs Town or sneidon: lv smd plea to stand 109, bam ts Town Alar lin dale; sams ora. TJ. DISTRICT. 4 naw strtz.

IlO.V-JovtVh TSrlnach va stsamer Tlobert O. IntferaoIL -Libel for wages, Wax. L. Mitoh- all, proctor. AP7ELLATX, Proas rtTDOxs Vaixiktts ato wtlsow.

Order 1,730, Merchants' Nat Bank rs Hoi- man; appl dlad it, no Judgt 1,615, AUibcrpva Peterson: ord aimce aet aside bragrt and cans set forbr for Tuesday next Cook vs Norrta; dim ot rec artr by applt and lr to file adl re uiair Aempia rs Lemon; tLra of raosng T. Au by apple and Iv to fOe adl nel.esa, Mann vs afcKeraan: time to flle brf to Oct. 20 L472. Cothran Ellas; redoe and and par mandate eaprem voxavi.ov, a-eua oad to vs ISyan; sains 1.3ti5, Halah Paysoa; same 1,764, Mabsl vs Bntlsr Paper Co; appl tils on short rse on mo apptee. STXPZaUOB.

ltxw arrrrs. Kate Bart hoi mr va Daniel Bartholmer. Bill for divoro for drunktuaeas. Jniltu Qoldxier, atty, B8.782 Msegi Goldsmith vs Andrew M. Goldsmith.

BUI Xoi divorce for erotuty. Witt 0. Jones, sob. 8S, 783 -tThrlstlatt Smith vs Henry Ladewicand Augmst Henortok. Asst, $1,000, B.

8tynon atty. Edirar Holm si vs th Oreat Wrt-ern Telerraph Company et ah Creditor's bill, Thomas J. (Sutherland, solr. 88,785 Chaa. a.

MorrlU vs Wat H. Friedman. Asst, 60a Flower, Bmy and Greyory, attya John H. JaUinea vs the North Pier Foundrr Company, Jsmes W. Reedy, Patrick U.

Meehan, and J. P. at key. Bill for tnjuaotlon. Campbell A Lawreno, solr.

MxKennr Wm. B. Boot Appeal. 88.788 Benjamin E. Hares et rs John Blrcer.

Asst 1L k. De Lany, atty. 88.789- Hanry Stone vs Hortoa aV Welder Glsas, Paint and Color Maniifacturinf Company. Attachment, $1,000. E.

i. Hiii, atty. B8.7iK Frlederike Raaeh ts Carl Basoh. Bill for qItoto for liabana, MeOatTey dk Ames, attya 88.701-Samnel Sartent vs HathswlWrln aL Appeal. 88,792 S.

Bohlff Baaan 0. Johnson. Covenant 93,000. Beck Caranaagh, atty. 88, 7y Sarah Khrllca a Nathan Ehrllch.

Bill for divorce for desertion, DeWiU C. Jones, solr. 8 8.7iU Bertha K. Johnston vs Martha Baatt James A. Devon, Wm.

Garnatt, Thomas D. Hay- aetv Joseph j. oinoon, ana joaepn Kaxtaaon. Foraclosur. fcLSiM), on bik 1 of Btnford sabdn of see 25, aa, 14, nv.

Hatchlnaon LaH. toir. 8K. 795 John Raber et al vs Simeon TownsentL Confeaaioa of jnditment, $118.40. Flo wax, Bamy dt Gres-ory, attya James McKindley et al vs Joseph Pyna.

Same, $488. 3X Tboa. Morrison, atty. 88.797 John Onfflths vs OUa b. Bumner.

Asst $700. Joseph Wriuht T. BuppresasU on Monday 88. 774 Georaw Kk-eker et al vs Samuel W. Phelps and Hamuel Henry Phelp.

Attachment la aid, $2,300.74. Mose eV Newman, attya 88.777 Mary K. Brlggs vs Thaophfia Brirr. Bill for divoro for drunkenness. Cyrus Bentiry.

solr. 88,778 Metropolitan Grain and Stock Ex-chatir Xk B. Clemens. Asst, $1,000 and capias. Wallace Smith, atty.

LAW JUDO HstrTH. Orders 6. 03O, Brodie vs Whedon; lv to pld to metiU in 10 ds 5.4GC Declcar rs wight; lv to jury to seal verdict law runon astsoxt. Orders 1,005. Wbitoomb Dsan; lr to DI smd an of fares Dean Bro A Lincoln and Dean, Whiiakcr 4Jo 10.001, Com Nat Bk vs Qoinian; suit dtaU no.

VerUict 7,017, Reed vs Clotich; verdict for plff, rlamagea on cant and me or by plff. LAW JUOOB WILUAMHTif. Ordors 10,216, O'DonnaU Datton; ml to reply in fiv day. Jadgmeut and Trial 10,420, Patrick Shannon Fittaburg, Cincinnati and St Loui Railway Company: jo Jet and sat 6,761. Lynch vs Powell IV to jury to seal verdict Jr-HAHCSItT CblTCP JUSTICS JAaTtSOK.

Orders 04, McCconell vs A Ina.Co; ref to bteie atng; demr of UUbbard, recr, sosui 7SU, Anderson ea Andersen: order as prevared Hortoa va ltetuuan; demr ovld 1.070, Howard va Plows; inj ordered. -li Decree Abern rs Boyle; decree spptg comrs 212, Ooodenow vs Roblilna; decree estg title 677. Wood Cole: decree and anpld. CSixmT-'VDOl OABXltfBa. Order 73.007.

Devlae vs Devln: order amdc decree of Jan 9, 1 8-tO. Decree Btandun iierr; deer or sals Chamberiaia va Sunford; decre. DlToroc 8Hti. Lena Tetppbi from Crrna Tern- phie; for cruelty 766, Jennie B. Baser from John, J.

Baser; for bl-amy. CTB.CTJIT. HEW 4233 Charles H. Leach vs E. H.

Mills snd F. S. Ml IK Bill for snscconuttng and fair UganoJon. F. W.

Toartellottet solr. 46.234 Famcel C. Gries. vs The Chleaa-e Herald Publishing- Company. Case.

$25,000 for libel- Tolmaa At Weaver and A S. Trude, attva 4 ft, 235 Harriot C. Tbomas vs Norman B. Rex- ford and Jan Rezford. Case, Sl.OtMX F.

Bemlck and Chester Kiimey. attya Alary Aeiil Kllxaoetn NellL ln- dh-ldually end aa admxof the estate of Martin OTiel), Catharine Lvaca, Jame Neil, Frank: Bruley, B. Kopp, Thomas Daly. and John Bsidr. 15111 to set aide deed.

Aiblon Caee.aolr. Withheld for scrvlc. LAW CHI KT JUBTiat BOO SKA. Orders 5.87(4, Cumminrs vs Oliver; lv to make E. O.

Town and D. W. Nickinson parties defta, and sums orderod 5,704, Weisenbuach vs Gramme; lr to tile narr In lieu of 00 lost 3.553 Hall Wasacrman; demr to narr ovld. and rule on plff to tile bill of part in nv days Bam va Same; same 0,801, Slots vs Fraux Falk Brewing Co: stilt died. law judos bajmum: Orders 3, 11 2.

Eberbardt va Taylor: eaase re- instd and pi la res order oa calr 3.292. Guod- willi ts Wallace: snit disd 5.7TO, Shnrtleff vs Kerbyi case trickca from trial caUr 2,760, SchackenheTg vs Wettgen; suit disd a Judgment and Trial 2.756. Johnson Oee: ludgt on verdict and aptdd 3,018. In re estate of Alary Madden: Jury, fajing to acre, are ttuchgd. law bawss.

Orders 1.133, Mcldndan rs Smith: lv to amd Judgt CHA SCaaT JUDOS TULZT. Orders 2.491. Sulzrr Hcnool Directors: or der modifying inj vs Hlgrtns: biu died aa to ovtniton Hunt Charle a. Far- well, Wm. Walker, E.

CLong, and Baaan C. Smith 2.045, Smith Smith; deflt 2.416, Keen vs Drohan; Urn for bhU to an extd IO 1, Lehman va RotbuaYth; rale on Paul Both-barth to show caaae to-morrow why should not produce certain boaka, eta CUANOEST JbAXlK MOBAX. Order 2. 1 46. Kirchstetn va Becker: suit disd and inj dis.

no das. Oivorce 2.20S. Louisa Bowers Irom Calvin T. Bowers; for desertion. COUNTY.

WEW arrrrs. 4.271 Petition of Georae and Eliza Frfs to soopt bum u. Liino. 4.272 Morton and Wleder Qlaaa. Paint and Color Mfg Co to Stephen Moriarter, a sasiatnea Tolnntaty assignment for benefit of or editor.

4.273 Pettltara of Otto Znoker. a danendent boy. F. W. Young, atty.

4.274-Jobn D. Okas vs Bernard McJfeOl. Ap- peaL 4.275 Christian Schmierachiielder vs AV St Pity Cot Appeal. 4.276 Petition of William 8. Heath and wife to adopt ch Jd.

F. Banyan, atty. BEFOKK JITDai PKEXDatBGAST. Svsi a. 1 1, voi wsrns ot xiaoaoca fg Co, order ot Feb.

27, 1 883, made absolute Ia pe'n of George Fyfe and wife to adopt Stella O. Lind; decree of adoption 2,691, la re city apl asat: lv to James F. D. Elliott to srithd aool bond and ord allg appl vacated 2.965, aame; asm aa to carnuoa 1. vtaaiow same; same as to Aancy AL Johnson 4,1 SO; Murphy, sasg, Elser; demr to 2d plea ovld, lv to reply lnatr- and rule on deft to re tola to rhunr lnatr Toana of Laks ar.l No.

281. 282. 283. and 284: nro dlad 4.136, Van Hoisen vs Wakaman; lv to open aep and it to wlthd same 4.2ti7, tn John Dords; lv to amd warrant Verdict 4.122. Charle Trelr.

admr. va fJarl Bchwartx. John Stal and David Stale: verdict for plfl $576,23 and mo for by deft- befou jxtdob Orders 451 and 62. Fraderieav atar. alia.

a4 fiefendant Med plea to to jurisdiction- 276. Thomas Fltximrrick. laroenv: iorr waived and caa aubmlttod to the cwtrt by aarsement part of wursno nearo wa. Charles Bodgers, laxoeny; same order ss la No. 276.

BEFORE JUDGE MOBAV. Order 12ft, Harry Barton, robbrrr: verdict not gnllty 85, John McCorrnlck, receiving stole eoods. heretofore taken under adriawmeot: find ing, not gnllty 315, John Foley, assault; struck off 278. Michael Lavin, petit larceny; sentenced on plea to nine month In th House of Correction 281, Mary O'Bourke, larceny tried by the court; evidence heard 4,243, People ex ret, Matilda Weaaermaa vs Charles Anderson, baa-tardy; parties married and defendant discharged 269, Richard Arlington, robbery committed In Kensinston: iurv trial: errldeae and arnneata heard in part probate. BETOBE FtTDOB scrinrBOcrrrw.

Administration Estate of WlUiam Whit ney; letter ot admn to collect issued to Jesnph Anthony, bond in if 2, loo apprd Estat of Edward Hopper; letters of admn Issued to Mary xioppcr. oona in sHitMi apiiTO. Orders fat Joseph Lawler: final acct annrd. est settled and cxtx dischgd Est Anna Drury et at. minora; inv appro fcst 1 mman lot; wlti ana codicil admitted to reoord Est William H.

Arnold; extra to pay $6,000 to extra at Kennebec County, Maine Eat iaoriD L. Klna: time for filing final a-et extd to Dee. 1 Kt Eiward M. Eventf: W.h ro anrmraaa linnaf Julian A. Pea trrld EitT Jlarry A.

Hahn; inv apprd Eat Elizabeth minor; final acct annra ana gnaran aisehori Eat FredeHnk Kohl. hammer; lr to martin to e.iend $50 for repairs minors, Ind aoet Sppra LSI ran a. CortVaree: Inv. tnnrnt and wdaawd apprd Johm Hughe: aame Ent Phllipe Walter: elm of H--W. Sawyer for I o7 slid Eat Irorothea J.

et al. minor; Ind aoots apprd and legal, rr f.re.-ntaxfve and thai estate of deed a (Lclyrd from further liabilities Est Frank M. Dewey; elm of H. N. Warner- for sia.u.tvxailowed Vjttmie Thornton Kennedy; cUWt of tdmi reflled and leare to file bill rd rrt in 10 days-Eat Catherine Bleima; if, to admn to sell per prop at i-nrat sais La, Alaruarat L.

UatciUn- to of son: decree of sal Est John W. Matrotuaou: elm of 8. Mirer, otto L. Maver. and Max Loew- eastein for $177 aild Eat Edward Hayden: final sect spprd, est seuled, and admr dlschgd Eat Antoln Cremmel- bavuing tor ded set for Nov.

19 Est Alioe K. Jernegar; inv and apprst apprd Eat Solomon H. Thomson; pf of heirsp Est osenhin Mssak. insans: lav aoord Bt John Klekal final aoet 'apprd. eat sottiad, and extr aiachgd Carolin Aiouiven; somt ora to mak pf of helrsp and settls final aoet fa 30 ds snd attch dlad Est James Dowliag: pf ot htrsp sad deflt Est Martin Koating; soot apprd and admr excused from fartber duty Est Frederiks Vort: clt acrst jona voart; admr.

ret oct 22 st jona nuiiivsa; pf of helrsp and it to sxpend $250 to burial lot JCCHIOAK STJPKEJCS. SncialTaiTamtoTlilntarOcaa. Lawsiho, Oct 16. In the Saprrm Court th following esses wen snbtnltted Bates vs. Detroit Matoal Bensflt Asociation; McBas va.

Dareiport; Conrad vs. Larue; Petar va Tick-stlsnl Foster va Gcedehild; McKson vs. Mlchl- ran Csntrai lUllroad. Call ror to-morrow No. bi, 08.

102, 103, 104, 106, 113, 113, and 115. THE BABY BACZET. What Bappwawd to a Travwtor vThilw Playing IVeh boo with a Llttla Omrling. From th S4. Loais ljst-Dtspatoa.

Th vary latest style of oonfldenoe game is the baby racket, which was played on a Chicago merohant who came down on th Cbl- eago and Alton to witness th Yelled Prophets and Trades' procession. The trick was played by threw young man who boarded th train at Chicago and left it at soma point unknown to any of th passengera Chicago man had a vary fin diamond stud adorning hi shirt front This was not th last thing the confidence men saw. and he was soon 'marked." Shortly after th train left Bprlngfiald on of th young mea walked forward, carrying a laughing baby in his anna Saluting on ot his ''pals' th lonndeno man remarked what a heart-c thing- it waa to abandon such a pretty child Th accomplices stood np and in a few momenta the Chicago man was on his feet chocking th infant under the chin and playing peek-a-boo and too txi-woo tile, 'in llttl thing laughed in great glee and th Chioago man played monkey while the temporary nura held up his charge for th ad- xuirauom ot uia crown ana lnciuenuxuy passed his hand under the child's clothes and over to th Chicago man's shirt-bosom, which was soon relieved of its headlight The man with th child then started back to get a drink of water, and soon returned th child to it mother, from whom th nle gentleman" had borrowed it to show his wif In th next ear. Lik all Chicago men, this particular visitor from the city by th lake ''squealed," and modestly requcisted that the detective fore be laid of for a day to hunt op his diamond. On a description.

Tucker ana Drowning arrestee, two oi tn men inis morning, but th Chicago man bad gone bom and th confidence men had to be re leased. The baby escaped. WHAT BITCH FH SATS 07 BTJTLZS. "Mr. Beecher, what do you.

think of But ler?" The good-natured fac of th distin guished orator again expanded into a broad smile. Mrs, Boecher rained her ayes from th book ah was "perusing and laughed hearf.ly, and all present kept their Bearing organs in trim. "Butler. Butler," aaid Mr. Beecher, "is an apocalyptic vision, with ten horn and as many eyes.

There is but one Crenerai But ler in ail the world. There is no other man in th world like him, and when be was cast the mod ol was either lost or destroyed, Butler, unlike his Democratic confreres, is original and courageoua. I would Ilk to see him nominated by the Democrats for Presi dent- Just tot fun and I would come to Texas and Louisiana to eee the Democrats vote for him and pucker their lips aa they swallowed their crow. Oh, it would ba sweet Person ally and privately Butler is a good man. He is an honest man.

a charitable man. a kindly man. 1 don't believe that he ver turned a tleaf ear to a tale of distress, or ever left misery go unassisted. But when ft come to high moral principle; be never has th alight-, est vest 1 ire of that article, ana never lor moment dreamed that any person els did. I beard a story about him a few days ago from an old New Hampshire man whom I met In California which is so genuinely xsutienan that 1 am convinced ot it truth.

It seems that when Ben was a young man he courted Abe diiuaruter 01 a very pious aeaoon in nis neighborhood and became, engaged to her. He soon became convinced, however, that he did not care for her as much as he thought, and became anxious to break off the retire ment. nut he was lawyer enougn even then to know that a sudden break-up on his part would be actionable and he resolved on a strataarem. One ngbe he put on aa old hat. bungled rn the crown so that it looked pretty tough, and sallied xortn tnrouira me streets, whooping- and stefnrerirtg like a drunken man.

He approached a lamp and, taking np a couple of stones, he smashed it in smithereens in a few momenta. A policeman came along and arrested him and he was fined $10. next mommg. 1 owara noontime, nowercr, he received a pollie note from his bethroted stating that in view his conduct of the Srevious evening, the engagement should be clared off. This was ail he wanted; his rxun was fmcoeesf uL and of course he happy.

This is a specimen of the man. He Is nerfectlr unscruDUlous. and will hesitate at nothing to carry his point" Qaieton raTA A CAT THAT FBXFfES ELEVATORS. Tribune elevator car bad started on its upward trip last evening, and the elevator boy was gazing upward into its furthest corner, evidently lost ia reverie. Presently there came a distinct call in the shape of a plaintive "Sflaouw." The elevator boy checked his ear forthwith on a level with the floor whence the sound came There was no one to be seen, and th smallest boy would have been visible, "Going up" asked the elevator boy.

"Miaouw, Xiaouw was repeated. The elevator boy slid- open the door and a gray cat walked demurely tn, sprang upon th seat and began licking her paws until two floors had been passed, when she uttered another err and sprang down before the doorway. The car stopped, the door waa opened, and Tabby passed out "Is she a regular passenger?" was asked, "Is she" said the elevator boy. "Of coarse she la 8b lives in the building, she does. She never walks np or down stairs 'cept on Sunday, when th elevator ain't a running in front If it's evening ah use the back elevator." "Where ia she going now?" "She's jest dropptog in to see a friend of her.

He's a lawyer, and he often stays late to write, and she goes in and aits on the table and watches him, and he give her a bit of something to eat In 'bout an hour, before my time's up, she'll come back to go to the top floor. Mebbe she'll stop a little in the editorial room; then ah goes to the restaurant She always get there about 12 o'clock, when the printers get their lunch. They all know her. "Sometimes," he added, "she site down in the car and keeps me company for a while. She ain't any bother.

She knows how to be-bav herself a great deal better than some of them lawyers and sharp chap who are always asking a felltjr whether he's going to get married, and how's his girt She goes all around down town by herself, she doea The other morning one of fellows saw her down in Fulton Market She knew him, and came up and rubbed against his lega Top noor nere, air, you want to get out l'rk rrtoaae. The Brooklyn bridge has now been open not quite fly months. It was assumed that the would prove an enormous benefit New York, for reasons that never were particularly clear; but, as the result proves, the bridge is steadily depopulating this city, Up to Oct I.Uj.SOO persons passed orer i the bridje rotn New York to Brooklyn, whil only LolH.GOO cam over the bridge from Brooklyn to New York In other worua, the bridge has drained. New York of 3 K1.U00 more peonle than it has brouffht from Brook lyn. It needs only an elementary knowledge slate and pencil to prove that at this rate hew orK will lie utterly aepopuiatou in ttian two years.

-Yrsr York Hum. THBXK WAKimfOS. A KCX BlOlf ACB-AV ACHINO HXATAAaTD COB. SmrRABLK GENZBAL PfKIT JTT. AU TUBES WARNINGS WHICH IT IB MADXKSS TO DISBE-ABD.

DAJfOXBOCI D18EA8ES MAT BS aOPlXTKD TO FOLLOW THEM IF BKrT WITHOUT DELAY. TOMX THS nwt.xTwii STOMACH. CALM THI EXCITED BBAHf, INTIUOBATI TBX ITKKV- Ow SY8TEM, AKO KXOCLATE THE BOWELS. WITH TAKRAjrr SFXTZKB APER1KMT IF TOO WISH TO E8CAPB THK CvTLS WHICH THE PBZMOrrrTOftT STalTOMS INDICATE. HOW MAXT CONBUMINO FTTVT.R3, T10LENT BILOPi ATTACKS, ITEBTOUS FAAOZTSMB.

AND OTHEB TR1UBLK AiiAfrrrs uioht be pbkvzntkd if this AOBESABLE AXD INOOMTABABLK SALINK TONIC AXD ALTXBATiTZ WEBB ALWAYS TAXED TTMSr SOLD BT ALL DKUOOiSTa. RAJLWAT TOtB-TABLB Chlcaaw, MUwauaos uil St PnoL Cnln Pa as linger Station, corner Madison. Canal, and Adam atraeu. For maps, tiraw-tsUrs. ele-pmr-car bertha, and throntfh bcket aiipiy at city omoas.no.

61 and t3 Ciark street; also at 47 Monroe etreet Grand Paciaa Hotel, and at Union Psssenxar hUUnn. Bsfersnc marks: Daily: Daily exceut Bundajr; xwiy except oeniruay uatiy except Lxpreaa Trains. Amva. Council Bluffs, Oraaha.Dea-1 1 12d5pmi vsr. and Man 1, a Bin sa 9:15 pm Cedar Kapida.

Tama, and 11 al35pm( Des Moines (i 710m Lacrosse, Winona, Etnii viajra, riu water, at 1 nv wp ram. ami hidsmiiqI I 1. a -oil ml ar 7 -oil a MUwaukaeLaloase Locii $UM TiMpm Msdiaon. Prain da Uhien. uuuv, Austin, wa-tonaa.

Faribault BtPaui. Minnrapolia. Mason City, Bbeldoo. Canton, ftiouz Ctty, MitfhaU.andChatn- i ftll -JVla T4Wm 4 7 .00 an XaOoms. Bamsey.

Wells. Maakatd.and Htonx Falla laCroaae. HaatiatrsIChaaka, 940p 47Mib all a m' 3-00y 9:00 am si 7AMaaa urworiin, A berdeen Fond da tic. fjihkosh. HlJOam 4 00 tireen Bay.

Mensshs, ana a Stevens Paint noripmf 7 AOs as S12dlSn Duonqu ana cunton. amouque, Airona, ique, Airons, Mason ato-rn ty.SionxCity.MitchaU. lu-iti dl ui; anc loam FJsrm Pi Fiirm Paaaenser. FJaia Paaseinrer. mVirOi pmj a la a 4:00 pm, a 10 :25 am a A 9:20 mi A 9 A -20 a A 12)5pm, A 4Mpmi AlOiam H2fiSpm A fclL'in I Bock Island and rhnsnart Rock ford FsMrnrer.

hocluord Bock Pirn nrrr Beioit. Janesvills. Warren, ate tl Milwaukee and Oconomo-1 1 a woeinarlnr rarL 4 a rwia auiwaukeeWankeena.UeoSr Aii.AvAr 1 I AllJOam SKWpm Milwaukee and Waukesha 3-DI A 4 pm A100ssi aiiiwauaee ana eiuasu ft -non ml rarior eari i Milwaukee VttukethaOcon- 1 1 aT 7 JO a A A MUn A 6:40 pm A 9:50 a a omowoc, etc LibertTviIle. bandar 1 Cblcajro, Barlinajtoai and trntoenr. Offlces: 63 Clark street Grand PariSc Hotel.

47 Moa- roe street tnai ana wxtesntn atreeta. ana t'nion Psaaencer Htauon oa Canal, between Madison and Atlanta Train. Amva. IViwner-a Orove Paiwecirwr A Uaieabarg. Ottawa stressor I a.

it 'l ft FreaportlJabaqiicASuiuxCitjn I Exprens 10yKa to Pawner's Grove ni4 KanaaaCirv a Denver mi 2 1'lDm Council BlniTaLxpress A12U5 A btjo. AUJusoa a iopssaaxp.i:4jpm tenverFast Fxpraa pmw 2:1 5 Alontanaand Parifie Ft Wl 2:4.1 A 2:15 Iiowner's trove A 1 iit) a Aurora ranger i a rat Lowuts' tirove 4 ::40 mi 7 SOI Mendoteand Ottawa fcxprnss. A 4:4." tn 41040 am St. Louis LxureM. A 4 :4." tu a Borkford and Foreston Exp.

..14 .43 Ml a Amboy, Bock Falls, sterling Ex A 4 AS Al 1 a Aurora am Aurora Pseaengr A.tlpm Dow orr's Oroya A R.ljam Frseportand tmbaqne ExprearA m'A 6:35 ra lciioinea.Oiiiaia.LD.Lac:(MS)ml am Honthi rn Pacino Lxpreaa JlOO1) pai a .5 am Texas Kipreas 6 a a KanaaaCity A Jo Sight Exp. JelOrOO a 65 iAiwner' Orove Huadav Psa'-rt 8 .10 a sa. 6 Aurora tfcmday Pataeneer- I 1 am aLowtwr'a Orove Theater Train All -jut mi taDailr. ADaily excet4 Sunday. tLaily except Satur day.

except Mocdav. tJatnrdava to Aurora. FreeiKirt Dnbuque. and Sionx City train leave aad arrive frota Central Depot toot ef Laks et tUtaleaeo atafl Onutd Trxuakt nillssn Fonrth sr. be teas a Polk and Taylor street.

Aiczet emcaa iua ciarx Picket office 103 dark at- southeast comer Wsah- mrua st txrand Paoia i Atdtat Palnaar House. 47 sionra and at uepot Tl "EeaT Am vs. till -oo mfcl.TO."r Sooth Lawn Aorwromod Limited r.xpr-a Atlantic Bum Valparaiso Acreasmoaaaoa. Blue Kiaad Aocomssodsh Cbtcsre PaaaesAar par ttorraa. ns zEEpbs 6 '44 a oa eViLh Lawn Valparaiso Aerommodabea Blue Island Aeeotnmedabeei 'aclIK Daily i-i-adar tarBot eorner Vsa Bscs sad Sberaaaa strseht Ticket esc, tsars street sitaraaaa Ben, niaear xton, aaa urana r-actse.

Train. Leav, Arriv, DswE uort and Paona Fx :44 a. Cocncil Bluffa and AonaT I tA40p.sa. rtJ0p.s. rsax itlS3p.aaJ insss Uty.

Leaven worth I an Aaeliaon Bxnress illlAf.w.mJ BUnaeapoiisaa bt Psol Al Li iJ a. saJ liN. 4-ltv. aadl 1- 1 Las ts worth 4J0I.S. A34Wp.Bt rem Aocommoaation I P-m.

p. tnanru mutra Airnt ax ap.ai.,4 9M a. IiiiRi City. lavnworthJ aad Alrliiaon Kie-ht Ea a. aa Psoria rtl4M0pja.i, IDtav gtinneapolia and St Paul Fastavxprca itt DsllT.

tthulv exaeot Sunday. ttDatly xosp4SA- ardajra. tDaiir sicspt Momisra i amy. Cxtlesutw, St, X. At Pittebarrr-Paahaiidl Rowba.

Tickets aad ttemaMr bertha can oa obtained at 65 viar sx, iuu uaaaoipn St uraad racifie Motet 47 Monro at. aad at Lmoa Passsngar biatioo. Adanu Trains. Arrival 7 i IMumba. Pitxabttrc.

Philadi nhia ami New VurE ftnaia KB 4M a. at.er wHiiaiwai. xtwaoura. i nhia and New Tortt Fsst UoerVM a 1M 9 unctnnati.Ihdiafnolia. LoniaJ I Till aad Oolnmbu a i 7O0 GxncinnattIndianapoha.Lonia-! I.

vine ami voiumoiia ra 0 a Loran.port 13 10 a a -Dally. AExcspt AVandays. Chtcasn aoed Atlaatto ItaAiwavy. Ticket Offlcea. 1 IP Waxhinrtoa street.

Palmar H-ros. Grand PsciAe Molsi. 47 Monro strsat aad at Dsoot earner A'ourta avenue aad Pel street Trains. Amva. New York fcxpr PtAaml.

5:15 IK. Aisnoe rxpr A Paclttc Express. B.lOanal I ChKe atpres Aaigraat Daily. (Dxlly sx. Sundara.

IDily ex. Saturdaya. Pwa-t Way aad tntlcaara rralB deprt fro and arriv at tmieej Passenger co a. corner vaaaj aaa aasmasax. waatotua.

xtcaex oBlr, 65 Clark nt- 47 Monro at, tiraud Pacuta Botat aad la th Stsxioa. Chicsgo. Trains. Leav. Arriv.

Fxprssa. xorpt lAmitaa mness. aiviiv Atlantic 1U press, 'TxwXlcaxa Platwf" Mew Tor, Cltieas and St. Lewis Railway. Train denart from and arriv at Union Dsoot Tsa Burea street Chlrsgo, ss fol Iowa: Leav Chicaato7 :53 a.

sa. Chicaro tlra Arrive Cbu we 8 MO p. sa. Cbteair time. Forratevor-inforruatioa calioa nearest Aswat of th tympany, or address 8kX.Elt 4Jomsrrcial Aviit or CHAA B.

LOW. Aent Omoa Hi dark at. Erie ami CTaicaaw Lta, Trains depart from and arriv at Unto Paw grater elation, corner tnai anu axaixiaon srrsers. ticket onii-es st 101 (lark atreet 65 Clark street 47 Monro treat Ursnd Pacific and in th aUUoa. Trains.

Lear. 4 Arriv. 8:414 ami. y.i 6:40 i.mJ8M a. at -M p.

J. Kinieaa larerrt Hundavl. Atlantic aud Lx daily. Jtbtbt CbJcajro asau Kavtrrw Ulinals Kail read. Ticket ofBcea.

161 Clark st- 47 Monro s- and Grxad Pactsc Hotel, alcpnt, rVlk st. snd Fonrtu ay. 1 Leav. I Amy, lij psi a bi 4:16 at AJwnvtrie Ba xw. ttanie iihi a tn a-ia a.

kvatiaaaadludiaa'haLiBxA SMI ail 7:15 a 9:44 a Wataeka Sporisi Hl 9 Diditats daily, except Sunuar. Undicaiaa daily. aVowlavxlle. Mew Albany aad ttieMirw ItaUway Compaay-'Monon Ksmte." Off.ce. Randolph st.

Depot Fourth sr. near Polk at Ticket emc. Palaiur iiotu aad teraad Faeiaa Hotel. Traiua. Leave, f.

Arriy. lytxpress a. StfOam ft-Wpra inii.viiic and Florida Express. I di indianaiKilisETprRas 8i0am 8uW in Ex-' I press. Daily except Suaday.

Dally. Msjkak Una. Drnow Foot ef Lakvat and mot Tare rv-seoend rt. lircet oihcas at deput and isl lUatUla at, Orani Psctiie Hotel, snd 47 Aionroe at Train. Lstr.

Amva. tjncinnati. Indianawli't Ijrrtoi -and Loiiiavida Lay iiinw. ox-i I cept Kundavv. 0:10 9:10 Cinrmnsti, and LciL-kVide I.t;i iLiy.4 4)0p' TflO a ra Cicrmnau.

lahauupoUa and La-I I tarau Accom, uav ax AXlaoii Mjia I I 3im CriOsm IjllaO past SAM aaa 11 JUJXWAT Chiewaw nasi Kawthw tsra. ticket effloea: 62 Clark t.Onad PaeiSe Bc4eL4ltVm roasts sad at depot corner Wellaaad Eennata. Trauas. Leav. Airiva.

Marahailtewn Erpra olaaat Ex. ri 00 1 9'J0t Bi I pstUai m( S-'40 -BEiac sna ueiu Aapid Bioux City and ilea stall OmuiK Vulii r.H KorkfortaadFixia Vxiil7. rrreDortand Dtibnnua mr Import and Lake Geawva a na A 15 mi 4:15 a a mi lAs ra 4 4 pm at 7 I S.llOpaa 7 Hi am aasaaaaT. kills Maywoed Alaywoed ev. v.

osries ri FJmAurxt Paaaetursr. .04 1 45 na 6:20 n' I sa 3 45 pm.nl 4)0 as Tll-r 2 osau4 f-Jpaa uncnua r-aaasagi Sterling Borkford I "0" in li :15 am- 6:15 a sa 4:14 "10 30 am 6:1 as a Aigin Luia and St Charles ticiB Sunday Erprasa 1 15 1 J. tt ri 7:15 pm 'am- 'sat' t-oo as amf 4-ii 'am tiOpaa anipnw wavauar s-50 Milwaukee aadOraaa bar ,11 -so ATI weeks Expras A tl 4 KW na r- 0 bb vij a Mliwaoke. iBicnt aipeess. 2 0 pm highland Park Pasasna-sr SAApaa Wankeab Hiisi Waukeah F.xpnsa, Jo a 4 nt V.

anksaba Fxpras OOant IJMpaa Si-' SPaf 10 pan 0t 6:30 sa 15 pan OSpsa, fjipsa 4 psa wi wmm mm aMniwah ursan raty, na Janssvili wiaoeuta rsasencer. nigmaad Park Pi Highland Park Pi Lake Blaff paaseoswr utaa reraax rsaasutw. Wsutswaa I' mil Wsukamt Psi asooaua Daaiplaina Pisisiirst. Desplainss Psaseaswr. tusm 15pm .45 sa lOam IuMm Lsaplaiaes amngtu i' Carringtun i Min' 1:1111 wooaatocs pi SSOpmt win lssa 7oaa til JOamtlOOpnt JanesriL passsasi Jaass villa aneeville rissnna-aa- Janesvllia r-aaarnrsr Ostikoah Paaaaarar aw p.i a v.

ii a. toOpaa CHn m.iiuawn hvii, Bt Paul A Minn, via Aaiad.ll At. Paul Minueapolia Kx 410 Sf lima ami oo ami fiopsa ami T-OOom mioii a ins i me rsmeugsr. ni Fir rra A IMadwond tprsas in LaOossa A if Laoroas a Winona A bakota If 7 St 4 1l 7pm M0 8m 7:1 A Qansvs Paasasarar. a fkiuera IJiia i Mia (aenava 4iQeTB Plssaiisar Aurora Pseaenasr -P $.: Aurora Express.

Aarors Paasenrer Pfi-on 3 45 amll Aurora Pawwirar 111 am' 8 45 is? HH a aa -AO a sa avanafon Psaseocer, vsnston Paaaenrsr. aaawmrar. riasil pm i aaaemrer 4 pm aaeenrer 7 8 aassnrer :10 pi JOSH :40 pi Ex innday. tEz. gatarrlay.

tSailF. VSoiilay ooi Trains bva frmsi sad ai 1 1 aa aaltiaiaia mnrl dvpot lak front foot ef alaaeoast. aa ban. Txks Ofhrea. 109 and aj Clack aa 47 alarms a.

saA Urajul Pavuhe Uotai. Train. I Leav. Amva. nt am- Mew and Vew fork Fast Lta.

Daily. vDailyaxospt soaday. Xota TT.ia hna la eierantir euuiunei wtta new Dav Oaaah. Parlor and Dtoiag ears, and Palac aaesputr ears. Trains ran thrxms-h eaurs a-lean Chirac and saipeaaton Bridgs.

opener fang with tn Aiw Xoaa Caaa PatAfls, san isrsawaaaaaaa sstsra, lath) Sksw aad BTUihlaast Sisaxttsava. pepor. Tan Boren. Twcoryeeoad. sad Pvwfy-rhfre street, time, oavarmaa avoaa.

taraaa 47 Monroe at Train. Lear. Arrive. MaU. via Mats Lute Mpeeial H.

tud Boston hew Turk Fse' Kx IdaUyl. Atlantic x. dailv. via Air Lta. 7 -35 a m) 7 :40 ra.

t-OOamK 7.40 psa SuiOpm tlO-Aissa 1 riKstaaa "IO-Wpnu 5 50 am IMirnl A JO am 10 mm I ..71 oNiiUt Express, via Maia Line. Criehour Aix-ommodmtxHl. Coleliour Colohoar Aliobucaa Exiiraa (dailyf Daily exosptsuadays. iDniiy. atrdr laava tlOa-av nilwoia CemtraL Ticket 121 Baaaorph street naarOark: Oraaa Padnc Hotsi.

anal 47 Monroe street fisstaxMa Lak intl and ttt of Tweuty second street Train. Leaes. Amva. Louis and Texas 9 :40 am i St Lonis and Texas Fast -J40 8 pm Cairo and hew Orleans Express, 8 411 a sa4 7 a na New Oraaana and Tex. 8-JWpm; SAW psa tniawftrtklMo.injiaa-toakj-JillOamt I JU tfpnurniild Exprea 7--Oaa 8-0 pm' Pipsa Inutiac Expraae 8-O0 put Cnltnaa 4 -A sa 1 il a na pobwr aad Sioux City Ex a ax 6 J5 a a Dubuen and biuaut Cu La i SaOpaU: KtiOpus Zpe4 terwof Lk street an4 foot of Tiit'Biuut street.

Ticks offeree. B7 (Hark all set aowtlaeaa eor Aandolph atrset tanad PaoAe Aiolaa. aad 47 Atoa ro street TralOa Cbicaaa Til I Laava. I Am MsltTtaMsraaadAarLra a at 4 S-50 sa KswTork sad BoetMa ruirsss anal Tatopaa Fast Hew Tork Etpnaas .:..) Orsad Bapida A Eslsmssra Ac 4 1 40 nCilOlSS a Atlantic a aa Aiighl Aajsaaai riPaAipsaj 1-M aaa wane Depot Otna! and atreet TicrVt ofltoea at dunta. aou Lh Clark sat, uraaa raci Dv: llolat aaa 4 1 Avoococ st Traina.

Lavavw. Arriaw. At naaaQirv.D usss PSjebLa. aat LasdvvUeACaa.orniaFsat Kx in. a at.

a. lip mlriJOp una aad California Fsst sa 8t Lrnua, Mtn-ingfield A Texas Kij 9 -40 a n. i74Ssm as ntooua asn new urteaaai ax a w. 7 Ai a 8t Lonis aad Trias Ex proaw I Ba fT-'wi ss Peons. Buri.

aad Kaokk Peoria. Burt and Aeokua if L-i. Altapwa :30 mr- KlOpm "9:11 at rraasor. Wswona Laeoa and. Washington Joiiet and Iwiht Accom Tabsusa, 8.

Larnl stnal FWeAt, Pnloa Depot Foorth sr. near Polk st Cable oars sad WMirwarta ST. ears pass within on bases. Ticke cfBces. lit? dark at, iaraiad Facia hoasl.

and 7 Moars st Train. Lsav. ami. stLonis-Kasass Oty aad Ool-l oraoo 1 1 prw.s. .1 St 7Jp.nw 75a.ra.

4915 PJbJ ten txprses. Paona. Bur A Keokuk Pauria a Ptakia IHlt, Oi p. Paily. 'Daily excapt Suady.

rioTa--Palao Sia tunrcam from CJhteag ts 8t Lenia Kansas Gty, aad Paona. Parlor Day Coaches, with rwroinna; chsira, Itacliiilne-cbsir B.sspimr-car Chicsnto St Louts aad F.anass Ctry. Morhsacaf Day Uoachea Chacaoo to St. Louia or Ki as City GOODRICH STEAMERS. TnfJi TABLES.

rVATT.T for Racine. AT ihnnkeo. BheaVyrraa. Mxnltrw wee. Kewaunee.

Annan. Htnrareon Bav. Met and Alir.lsti-e at 8 p. exosi4cU. ror tiranu xiavn.

atoacoaToa. tarana tupioa. e- AaoBilay. Wstlneaday, snd fnday 7 p. sa ForOreeB Bav.

Kscanaba. etc 9 am. For Fraavkfort etc- aaturdavs at 9 a ax. firllr and rVx-ks foot siichm sv. UKrTKTF STATU DISTRICTP COCKT, Mort'iera Dlxtnetof niinoaa flaturaay.

O-tobe. 6. A. Dl lSeXt BWorw th Hon. Henry W.

Blodawtt Jnibre. In the matter at th Cook County XsAwnal Bank ia IwiitidJtion. Oa readinr aad flltar fh Twrltiog of Annstas Bnrlev. rsceirar of tlie Cook CVwinrv KaTlonai Bank of Chiesgs. arttins forth tb coadition snd affairs of saiij bank.

Lb aaaat that sow remaia in hi hands naeoi. looted and unconverted, and th probable value o4 nek and tb receipt of an offer tor them said Beset of forty tamani dotiara ia rasa witn tn tar ther provisioa of tb of rertaia swits now Bndin ax-ainat th said ben, and the umteetioa oi Mid bank atraisjat certaia rlainr. and the Court being fully adris! ra tn xwemise. It is tbi raunon ordarevl that all persons intemtad th asae a of said Cook County atonal Bank show raase. if any they have, na or before the truth of October inatant whv tSe Bectvr saoald not secept tn errerof Polk fins.

bell of fortv thousand dollar fur all tb assets of said bank now ia the heads ot th Becaiver nnon the term stated hi th petti a of tb Becaivs thiadar filed. Aad it I fwnhrr onieeed that aouceof this ml be ariven by nobheatim in The laulv Inaae Ocean at Chi- and the Daily Iowa State of Ds Moines. Iowa, for at least ian days bcinr th AAA Of October instant Northern District of Tllmoi. sa. WilUar H.

Bradley, Ork of th District Court of the United state for said Northern District of Llinoi. do hereby certify th above and foregoing to be a-tra and correct conr pf th order entered of record in said ooan oa the tia -day of October. A. D. IH-Ct in tha matter oi tiia Cook fwtmry National Bank of Chiearo in bquMata.

aa toe asm appears trom t-e original record tharaox, -aow nsaiiaiMina: in my and control. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto art any hang and affixed tu seal of aaid conn, at my ofSreia Cli raro ia aaid district tins ti'h day 4tober. A. W.M. BHAill.k.

Clec. OTtrSTErTM 5ALK VTHKRF.A.S. JOH1 A Blake, a widower, execrtted a trnst deed to the ii derail nrd to ssrnr tb payment ef a bov of tha same oat forth sum al th ee hundred and thirty -4 doilanwlue one year alter dateud payahato thaorvie of Jame (Xia. with interest at the rate of tea peat per Ban am pat-able aemi-annuairr, aaid not is sirned by tne aai.t. John 111 ax and Hart which said trnet deed lh itcd July 34, A.

D. 1.474. aad reonrd. 1 In tn or loo county, taste ot Aui-Bois, in Book 43i of Boeorda. patyu.

Titer is aow un. inrlmluK ruierest ea aaid sot the sum of six hundred aad lh.rtT-tt.iio doUara.U'1 d. 1. I in 11. nmrment tuereof.aild ani ration bs W-eu matte to by the learai holder of i i not to sell th.

prvmiaea iisscnbea in aaia trust ora. Now. I nercliy sive public notice that I will oa Saturday, the 'JOth tiay of October. A. D.

DS.t. at tea 0 cuvk In the forenron of said dav. seU at pa twin auction, to tw- at the sotttaw-st of the Court lionae snnarv. corner of Wahini and LxSalle treeja. in the cry cfOiicaJo.

n. iihaj. lh, Aillowtaar iKmi-l premise, with IbenrBtssd e-ruty of ra-r- tb aaid granicr: Lot sixty-one ibll. in bu-k s. 1c iiarln H.

Walker" nlhvjuoa of all I- aontht the north tnirty acreaof th east r. I tlx smith st fpisrter of secrioB tweerv-e-r it t. i ia na- ill tiiirtr-mne (jyi nonu, nun itmr-tn 1 1 sat o' the. tviird eld' prinr-irrU rueridixn Co. I 6-JO 2:11 15 I 7 .00 a as I a-ftj, 4.) as nii" ati-iu a sa an It a.

60aac 7:40 sa psr Ccnotv, StBt ef Uhnoia. anew her with tnatmer tueut, the.xKia. aad lor tiat purv Jar ia aaid Iruai dc( lc1 LBE5 aiicaaU.0chJbsrA.1333..

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