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TITUSVILLE MORNING HERALD, OCTOBER 10, 1871. fcitaairilfc igSOCIiTED PRESS REPORTS. By the Western Union Mne. THE CHICAGO FIRE. The JJwsincss ion ol tike City in Aslies.

60,000 PEOPLE HOUSELESS. NO HCPEi FOR THE MIT. Flic Covers Thlriy-llirce Squares In Lencsb and Thirteen ia Breadth. CHICAGO, Got. 0--Noon.

The whole business portion of the city is in ashes, from Harrison street north to Chicago avenue, and east oi the river to avenue, tbiee miles ia length and a mile to a mile and a half in width. Every hotel, bank, express, telegraph, and nrws- paper office, together with many thousand with the water works were destroyed erfv morning. The wind is blowing a perfect gale from the southwest, with a sky oi No one tell what the end will be. The only salvation for the remainder of the city in the wind keeping ita present direction. 1'iJty thousand peopla aie homeless.

Most oi them are in a destitute condition The nnbtuoed streets for mileu are linec with household goods. No one dare think what the loss of life may bo. The flames swept through the city with the rapidity of a prairie fire, acd many mast have perished. The Western Union Telegraph has succeeded ia getting np a few wires from a hastily improvised office in the southern part of oity, establishing communication ia oearly all directions. Munificent offers oi assistance aie coming from every quarter.

ISVEXING KEJ'OET CHICA6O, Oct. 9. The awful work of destruction goes on with relentless farv from Harrison street, south, to Division street, north, and from the river to lake, area of four miles long by one wide, tbe names have swept iverything them. It is estimated at least one hundred thousand people are and in suffering condition The streets in the districts still nnbnmec are lined for miles with such household jooda as have been saved from destrnc Most generous offers of assistance, in coney, food, or anything wanted, com ng from every oity and town possible to by telegraph. The rnsyor has re- iponded to several offers, asking tbat looked food be forwarded as toon Firemen are on the way here from Gin dnnati, St.

Liuis and other cities. The water works are entirely destroyed fhey are now blowing up buildings on he line ol the fire to attempt to arrest the oi the II It is now believed tbe spread of the fire las been stopped at Harrison street, but the north side there is no diminution its fury, and tbat entire division of the ity is evidently doomed to utter destrnc- ion, and there are grave fears that the may sprtadL to the west side of the branch ol tbe river, and the iohabi- ants of the streets nearest the river are Iready moving to places of supposed reater safety. Tha Western Union Telegraph Corn- any have COT six wires working east nd south, and running a temporitry offija 3 the corner of State and Sixteenth Northwestern road is running rains on both its branches, which are rowded with fiaeing citizens. It is now positively asserted by sorca lat the water-works are still intact, bat 39 water has shut o2 from the jnth and west divisions on account of ie quantity being used on the north A reliable gentleman, just arrived, the North brings the joy- il intelligence that the water-works are niojured. God grant it may prove true, It is impossible now to give even an ap- roximatuly correct statement ol the losses, at faint idea may be formed when it is that every bank in in the oity, ex- ipiing two small savings institutions, if on Twentieth and South Division, and ie on Randolph, are destroyed.

All the holesile stores and all large retail estab- tbmeats, the post-office, court-house, lumber of commerce, and every hotel in South Division except the Michigan venue Hotel, which stands on the ex- erne southern limit of the fire, which oapod, though badly scorched; every jwapaper offioe, the Tribune bnilding, ipposed to be fire- proof, finally sac- imbed, every theatre, six oi the largntt tutors, tha immense depots ol the Miohi- Southern And Illinois Central rail- adu, both passenger and freight depots the latter, more than a score of churches id mnab. of the shipping in the river have destroyed. Men who wero millionaires yesterday orning are neatly penniless, but more rrible than all is the awlnl certainty at muy human beings have found fiery avei; how mar.y no one now can tell perhaps no one can ever tell--bat some known to havs perished, and there is a art-sickening fear that the victims ol fisry monster may be counted by jres. ol horses and cows been burned in their and on north side a cumber, though released confinement, bewildered and con- wd by the sea cf fire which surrounded em, rushed wildly to and fro, uttering IP" ol fright and pain, until scorched and Jed. attempt at description of the scanea this appalling calamity would be idle.

ie simple facts that the once great city Chioigo is destroyed, that hundreds of llicoa of active capital have vanished, that nearly one-third ol her inhabi- are homeless dependents, are enough. ly atempt to embellish would be bat As this dreadful day draws to lose oi anxious eyes watch dense clouds of smoke which still roll it the burnt dirt with a dread Ihit a iden change- of wind may turn the mes upon that portion of the city yet ired. There however, but little for apprehension, as reinforcements nretiieu from othtr cities aro constantly Colonel J. Q. 8.

Wilson, Superintendent tbe telegraph, is in receipt ol dispatches the leading cities, announcing that is being provided for the sufferers, lonel dowry, of St. Louis, telegraphs had been subscribed the ichants. Cincinnati promises $200,000, 1 Cleveland is proportionately gener- All this and a good deal more will needed to relieve the immediate press- wants, aud everything being done General Stager and his assistants ol the istern Union Telegraph Company to up communication lor the citizens I the press with the world onel George T. Superintend- ol the Wtatern Union Telegraph Com iy at Cincinnati, reported promptly for this morning. About three-fourths the United States mail was saved and en posseMion ol by Colonel Wood, ol United States mail service.

CHICAGO, Sept, 9--G p. m7 the progress ol the in the south te finally arrested about ock p. m. ThU was accomplished bj blowing upand demolishing of Idingson avenue and eto Jl 3r ieutwen heri- The district burned overTn the thdiciaion everything from main branoh of the Chicago 6r to lake, embracing about 100 blocks, and district contained all the leading bnsi. ibonsssvtbe banks, insurance offices, ctA.

a large number ol churches, in Hwy'sv catholic, St. Trinity First Presbyterian, Second It. Puul, Swedenborgiao, etc. The Meth- dist ehnroh on tbe corner of Vabftsh avenue and Congress street is The Miobigin Aveane Hotel, on the oorsar ol and Congress Congress Han direotly adjoin- nsj on Congress street, are eaved. Tbe Michigan Terrace, on Miohigsn avenue, embraoing the residences of Lt.

Governor Bran, Hon. John Scammon, 8. C. Gregge, Peter 8. Hess, aod other leading citizens, completely destroyed, with the furniture and nearly all the other contents.

AU the newspaper establishments are wiped out. The Tribune bnilding resisted the fire lor several hours, but finally yielded, when MoVioker's theatre, immediately adjoining, withstood the ratling element, bnt finally succumbed. In faet, all the buildings in the district which claimed to be fire proof, share the fate of thoie which could make no such olalmr. The great Central depot at the foot of Like street became a heap of ruins about nine o'clock. Most of the passenger cars of the Michigan Central, Burlington Quinoy and Illinois Central were moved on the breakwater and saved.

West oi Clark street, in tbe southern division, tbe fire extandnd south as far ss Polk street, sweeping everything before it The distance burned over here is some three Jocks wide and over half a mile in length, numbering about twenty blocks. The buildings were generally ol the cheaper character, embracing saloons, small shops xor etc. The distance buraed iver on the west side commences at Taylor street, running from Dekover to Jefferson, thence four of fire blocks north snd then moved diagonally towards the river, and finally the west line was established on Clinton street, and reaching thence to river streiit and moved in this line northward until it reoobed the North' western west side where it stopped, a distance of two miles from where it started. Tbe P. F.

A. and C. and St. Lonis derinta WOI-A in thin territory. IBoth passenger and freight depots were in this district, and are wiped out.

Almost the entire nortnern division from the nuin branoh and Chicago river to Lincoln Park, nearly two milea in length and one mile wide, is completely destroyed including tbe water works, a large number of elegant churches, etc. This statement embraces the districts devastated, and embraces almost tho entire business portion of the city. Harrison street, in the Sooth Division, the streets, reaching out many miles and covered almost entirely with dwellings com- pesed largely of the more elegant class are untouched, and may now be regarded as sife from injury. For miles and miles in every direction the sidewalks, lawnp, vacant lots, and fronts of dwellings are filled with people who have escaped t'rom these burning dwellings, taking with them only a very amount oi furniture and clothing. The sight is truly pitiful and harrowing.

They must receive immediate relief, or many from exposure and starvation, will perish. Of course, as stated in my previous dispatch, it is utterly impossible to make an approximate- oe- timateof the entire loss, but it can scarcely fall below $150,000,000. Of course but fraction oi tbis amount can be realized irom the insurance. Gen. Sheridan has to-day telegraphed to St.

Louis to the Missouri depurtmen thera to send at once to Chicago rations. He has telegraphed to Omah for two companies of a regiment of sol diera and one hundred tents. They wil be all hero as they can rerich br rail. He will also order another 100,00: rations. Mayor Mason has issued a proclamation cilliog a meeting to-night iu the wes division to see what the citizens can do fo the relief of the sufferers, and there are a least 100,000 people who know not wher to get even rough provisions to satisfy the cravings of hunger.

A later rumor from the north division says the devastation i less wide-apread than heretofore reported Relief for Chicago. COLDMBU3, Oot. 9. Chicago fire has produced a profound sensation here to-day. At a roeet- Dg of the citizens tbis afternoon, $10,000 was contributed and commissioners minted to raise money and provisions for he sufferers.

The bakeries and the peni tentiary are busy to-night in baking breai and cooking meats to ba forwarded to Tha express train to-nigh took cat a large quantity of bread and meats prepared at the penitentiary. WHEELING, W. Oot. 9. At the speoial meeting of the city ooun oil to-night, called by tb6.mayor,$o,000 was appropriated for the relief oi the sufferers the Chicago fire and the major anc reaident ot the second branch the council were ordered to remit the same to the mayor of Chicago.

The mayor was authorized to call a mass meeting of citizens to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock to give an opportunity to large numbers oitizecs who are anxious to subscribe to tbe same parpose. Franklin Lodge No donated $100 ior the same pur pose at its meeting held this evening. ISDIANAFOIAS, 9 The news of the terrible calamity a Chioigo created tbe most intense excite ment here to-day. Nothing has eqaallec it since the firing on Fort Samter. Tw steam engines and two cars of provision were sent to Chicago tbis afternoon, will a corps of firemen and policemen.

A he Knights of Pythias. The oontribu- iooe of Cincinnati to-day will ttll 1300,000. TOLSDO, Oat. 9. The largest and meet enthusiastic meet- ng oi citizens ever held in this city convened in the Board of Trade rooms this evening to take action to relieve the sufferers by tha Chicago fire.

Mayor Jones pre- ided. Several speeches were made by business men, resolutions oi sympathy were adopted, and a subscription taktn which aggregated several thousand dol- ars. A resolution was adopted request- ng the City Council to appropriate from the general fund of tbe city such sum ai that body may deem practicable, in aid ol sufferers. The committee commence at once procuring articles necessary for the sufferers, and will to-morrow oontinns to solicit subscriptions in their behalf. The disaster is regarded as a public calamity and a deep feeiing ol sympathy prevails.

DETROIT, Oot. 9. A citizens' mooting this noon contributed toward the Chicago relie fund, and two oars of cooked provisions were sent from here this evening. Large fires are reported in half a dozen places in the state. The fires have destroyed telegraphic and railroad communications with jaginaw Valley since hwt night.

Oot 0. The greatest interest is manifested in Dehalf of the sufferers by the Chicago fire Uayor Morris baa issued a proclamation 'or a mooting of the citizens to-morrow, to jrovide means to assist the suffering. A jrivate citizen loft a check at the Banner office to-day for $100, with tho following ote: "No North, no Sonib, when our fellow men are in distress. Here a hundred dol for the 'needy in Chicago. "Signed, G.

O. ALLEN." LEAVEHTYORTH. Oct 0. In addition to the $100,000 voted by the eby of Laavenworth to assist in relieving the sufferers of Chicago, subscriptions to the amount of severa thousand dollars have been received. This together with the contributions from the country people, which are pouring io, theatrical benefits, and $5,000 from the Boarc of Trade, will swell the aggregate ann from Leovenworth to nearly $200,000 Mayor HaJdermun has telegraphed to Mayor Mason, of Chicago, for instruction regarding supplies.

A muss meeting wa held to-night, and the oitizsns oontributec cheerfully and liberally. A comzaittei WHS appointed to convey monoy and sup plies to Chicago, and tha committee is now on their way. The deepest sympathy i expressed iu all circles. Trouble. LrrrLBRocK, Ojt.

9. Two Republican conventions were held ere to-day to nominate candidates ior ity offisere, one controlled by tbe Brooks uen, the other by Clayton. Both nomi- ated full tickets for oity officers. Brooks ominated General CaUerson, late United tates marshal, lor mayor, and passed leso- ntions indorsing Callerson and WhJpple, be latter late district attorney; and urging be President to restore them. The Clay-, ton men nominated Dr.

A K. Hartman or mayor. He is the present mayor, but has been suspended- by he Clayton men from office for gome months. There came very near eing a collision between the parties to possession of the hall where the con- was to be held. Brook's men took ossession last night and put three armed oen inside with instructions to kill the first men who attempted to enter.

The Clayton men, headed by Governor Hadly, ex-Chief Justice 'Wilahire, and Sheriff Olver, backed by Senators Clayton and 3hief Justice McClure, with the city po- ice, went to the hall last night and took )Dssewaioc of tbe stairway and formed a lan to break down tbe doors and put 3rook's men ont. The government party lowever changed their minds and held a separate convention, thus preventing collision. The United Statss court met to-day 'udge Delton presiding. Senator Clayton called a demurrer filed which will argued to-morrow. The counsel demanc bat sections 10, 20 aud21iOf enforcement act.of congress, are unconstitutional, tha 1 the' court has no) jurisdiotion to try the ifovernor of a state, that tha governor is iot an elective cffioe within themcnninij if the enforcement act.

It will be arguet o-morrow. The election fraud cases, twenty iu number, were also called an demurrers will be filed to-morrow. 1'oiiK, Oot. 0. The great fire at Chicago has created a most profound sensation here and has bat a depressing effect upon all department of busiuesi.

In all the insurance office the utmost anxiety prevails. It is iropoi sible as yet to tell the number or exten of the risks in New York offices. Whil many companies will lose heavily, perhaps none of them will be so seriously injnrec as to suspend. The immediate result here is a timidity nmong those who have money to lend, based upon expectations. The in enrannet cuunpantoa will bo compelled call in all ihrir available assetf, und real ize on securities that are readily convert! ble into cash.

The scene in the stock ex change was one oi the wildest ever wil nested. Yellc, such as one heird in th gold-room on Black Friday, in I860, an nounced the struggles of desperate me: to save at least a little from their wrecks fortunes. Gestures of deapair, faces pal with mortal fear and racked by anguish tncQ as one may well wish never to see second time, greeted one on ever aide the scene was fearfully interestin and exciliag. To a stranger it wo ale have seemed an asjtrablago of well-drease men who wero all insane. Many a broke whose fortune was rapidly slipping tro: bis grasp -without having the power stay it, was temporarily mad, and wit good reason.

Such a scene bas not bee witnessed since the famous break iu B.OI Island last summer. A meeting of the chamber of commerc haa been called fc Tuesday noon to affor an opportunity for the merchants oS thi oity to contribute relief for the suffjrer at tho At the prodeue exchange tber has been intense excitement all day Meapures will bo at once to sen provisions to the city. Arrangi meuts are making a relief meeting of izens. Tho oill for the meeting will issued to-night. BUFFALO, Oat.

0. Tho City Council, at a regular meetin, this afternoon, authorized an issue 100,000 city bonds for immediate use of th Chicago Conncl leave to-night with a car loud of provision for Chic intense The and her lha sympathy LpVISTlLLE, The great Chicjgo firo creates and excited sympathy among all classes i this city, and it is the universal topic conversation, and profoundest pity is ex pressed for tho unfortunate community The ciunoil at its meeting to-night vote $100000 in aid oi the BuHeiers. At'th public meeting hold to-night at tho call i the mayor, private subscriptions amoun ing to about $50,000 were raised, an more ia being taken. Rov. Stuart Robin sou led off with a subscription of $1,00 Eight persons promptly followed with $1,000 eaou.

A number of others followed with $500 eaob, and aro giving smaller sunn. Tiro fire engines were sent to Chicago from this city to-day. Eirnest efforts are being made to forward New York Market. Raw Yoai- Oct. a.

MiMllng uplands, 19Xo- Ftour-8u- western rod state. 16 common to ood extra, 17.0097.30; good to choice, IT.WO'.ei; ertern extra. Ohio extra, t7.1087.*0; t. LKraii, flour and corn meal uiet. Whukr at Mo.

Wheat-- Demand lr and advuurd on ite Cbicwo Bra; No. apring to arrive, red winter m. ll.60ai.M; white, minbei Indi- redwUttw Illinois, Rye, bailer nd malt steadr. Cora-- Western mixed in store, wnite, sic. Oats-Western and hio.

SJflJMo. coffee quiet. Sugar-Fan to food prime nsss, IKSHJo. Beef and cot unchanged. firmer at Butter and cheese un- langcd.

Toledo market. TOUDO. Oot. 9. llonr steady and In moderate demand.

Wheat Brm; Wab amber PETROLEUM MARKETS. or THI HrroT.n, i Oct. 9, tin--11. u. The market was very (juiot to-day, and withon essential change in prices.

Upon tha Uppe Crock was the ruling flgiiro for P. T. an T. P. oils, and for Church Run oils On th Lower Creek $-1 82X was bid with sellers at 10' to 14 90 according to gravily.

We quote the following snlea: crraa CBREK. Church Bun spot JOO bills 500 110 1000 1000 1000 1CCO 600 500 1000 ISCU P. T. Co. oil 4.7i 4.75 4.62, 4.62, LOTEB CREEK.

Tet. spot 4.S2; Regardless 4.80 Knueville 46 gr 4.85 45 4.50 Oil City, 47 gr. 5.05 PETROLEUM MARKETS DV New York. Nsw YORK, Oct. Petroleum--Closing eve of the 7th; crudt in bn at UVc; ia shipping order, 13c.

Kcttnec stcndv; Bales cargoes of 4,500 hbls at 24c; cloir quiei at 29 Jfc. Phi nilelphiadeliTery very strong- we quota lenned spot, 1 forth alntice of tb9 month. NEW YORK, Oct. 9--3 p. Market firm; crude, Pittsburgh.

PlTTSBOTloa, Oct. 0. Petroleum--Muriel iteadr at Fhiladelpbia. PBELADBLPHIA, Oct. 9.

Petroleum--ilflrkct firm; spot, October, 24Xc; Kovtciber and December, ciude, Me. Cleveland. CLEVEUUTD, Oct. 9. Petroleum--Market Eeflned, car small lots of crade meeting was held at the Board of Trade; ouo 8 re 0 V6rj to-night, at which $10,000 were i avalla assistance to the bfflioted city as subscribed and $30,000 pledged.

More provisions will be cent to-morrow, and a general meeting of the citizans ia called lor to-morrow night. TERBE HAUTE, Oot. 9. The Common Council of this city has made a shipment of provision by rail to Chicago, and more will follow. The Yandalia line takes all contributions for the sufferers free to Chicago.

EVANSVILLE, Oot. 9. A meeting relist for Chicago was called by the mayor to-night. Sympathy and excitement are grent. A citizens' meeting at the opera-house to-night appointed a committee to collect money, and to forward provisions to-morrow to aid the Chicago sufferers.

It was also recommended thai the city council donate 10,000. John Shanslin subscribed $UOO in cash and one hundred oity lotp, to be given to snch as trill move to thin oity. Win. Heilnvm subscribed $300, Several thousand dollars were raised and will be sent to-morrovr. The meeting was Large and very enthusiastic.

Masirnia, Oot. 0. At a meeting of thscitizacs at Chamber of Commerce to-night brief speeches were made by Hon. Emmeraon Eldridge, Judge Brown, Mayor Johnson, and others. Subscriptions were opened and several thousand dollars was subscribed.

A i committee of the citizens and chamber of com- nerce was appointed who reported the fol- owing resolutions: Whereas, The intelligence of the appal- ing calamity that has lalleu on the great metropolis of the lakes has awakened in the hearts oi tbe people of Memphis their profoundest sympathies; Resolved, That we are deeply moved by the sorrow and misfortunes involved and which still to involve alike the rich and the poor of Chicago. We feel for the homeless, impo-jeriebed and bereaved oi her citizens and wish it was hi our power to extend full relief, but to the limit of our ability we pledge oxwjlvfs to rive of our means substantial aid. After which tho meeting adjourned till to-morrow evening, when Ibis meeting will be held at the opera-house. The railroad aod steamboat liaes offar to eeud till supplies free. CINCINNATI, Oot.

9. The excitement bjro concerning Chicago is unabated to-nijbt. The newspaper offices are thronged The whole city is moved with the mos.t profound sympathy. The Merchants' Etohange for the reception of subscriptions, and large public meetings the annouuoe- otsnt of contributions aro received with applause. A train left tbis evening at 5 o'clock, in charge of a committee of the Common Council ov.sr tbe I.

L. rail- road.containing 173 barrels of boxes of provisions of various kinds, 77 Wet of blankets, nod 2,000 loaves of bread. The odd fellows sent one lond of provisions to-night. A public meeting to-day it quested the mc-st worthy grand master to call tho attention of all lodge- and encampments in Ohio to tho necessity of taking immediute aotion, and that contributions ooa.d be shipped to the order here. The ouangolioal ministers a meeting thin afternoon, and resolved to co-operate -with the authorities relief.

The masonic bodies meeting to-morrow; also speedily as possible. The trustees and faculty of the Louisville Medical College authorize to offor gratuitous instructions to the 400 distressed medical students of Chicayo. FOBT WAYNE, Oct. 0. The excitement ovtr the accounts of the Chicago fire has created the moa; intense feeling.

The telegraph, offices and newspaper bulletins are durroanded with crowds eager for information. A meeting was held this evening at which $5,000 was raised, and large quantities of pr'ovi- sionn, cocked meats, were pledged for to-morrow at ten o'clock, when a special train ander charge of the committee, will convey the contributions to the sufferers Our own city is in imminent danger of being destroyed by the fire on the prairies which ore rapidly approaching in different directiona. An extra force of svonty- ftve men huvo been put on to keep down the flames around ttie city ST. Louis, Oot. 0--5 p.

m. Mayor Brown has a diipatch from Chicago asking for food for the suffering people of that city. He has called a mass meeting of the citizens at the Merchant's Exchange at o'clock. Major Brown has a special trf in standing on the Chicago and ready to start at a moment's notica to take the fire engines and anything eleo that may be required to the relief of the suffering or the aid of tho WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.

The fire at Chicago creates intense ex- citomeut. On reading tho reports this moraine. President Grant requested Sao- retary Belknap to telegraph General Sheridan, saying it was the President's wishes that General Sheridan is'ue provisions and clothing to the fufferers from the supplies he has at his disposition; and if this prove insufficient to call on the military authorities at St. Louis for the purpose. Kcw York Mews.

NEW YORK Oot. 9. A joint investigating committee of nl- dermen, supervisors and citizens met in tho rooms ot the Enpervisors in the county mrt-hon-ie to-doy, and resolutions were aud reports read which have been preparing for two months past. They tb it debt is TMt debt is PTMtic a lly second, that not merely extravagance, but frand end speculations of the grossest character, We been practiced in severe! departments with the knowledge of their heads; tbirt', that the 3eH has been doubled evory year sines 1SG9, fourth, that the mayor is for tho contiunacce of the wholesalo robbery of the oitv; fifth, that it costs nearly as much ($30.000,000 a year) to run the government this city as to administer that, of the whole nation; sixth, that $3.231,865 were paid for armory repairs, when the actual expenditure was not more than in other words, tha rinir stole, in the armory accounts alono, seventh, that immense sums been paid for sen-rices unperformed to man iu offices from which they drew their salaries; eigttb, that tbe Sobuyler frauds, by wbioh tho bill- of one contrantor wcra raised from $463,000 to $480.000, were committed through the connivance of Win M. Tweed.

Liverpool. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9--11 a. m. Petroleom-IUIlned.

Spirits, lid. LirtlipooL; ct. 9--5 p. in. --Petroleum--Be fined Spirits lid.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Money and Stock Market. Nrw YOBK. Oct. 9. The great fire in Chicago caused in Wall street Gold has declined to sal" of about 00 by one firm.

I.orios were mnae at from 3 to 7 per cent fc carrying. eaiiogs (56,000,000. Government shares have a general depress'o and from I to 1 per cent. Tbe declm wiis principally on 5-203 of January nd Jol i innrket closed heavy. The stock market started off heavy, but no p-rtaut decline was effected tmtllou first cal when dispatches from Chicago began to be alarm iog, nnd tbe market broke amid great from 1 to 10 psr cent.

Late in trie day there a Bhghc rally, but the market soon gave wa rgain. Western shares Isd tbe dec me. market at tbe close a sum a little steadier fon and there was a lecovery of to 1 per fro the lowest point. The ost says: The heavy decline It believed, will ctinse a failure of the -weaker cla of unless the market is rulliett up morrow. Before two o'clock, or the titrte wht deliveries are made, it is Iikeiy that failures wi be numerous.

unefamaJfallure ws reported this afternoon. Afcer iwo o'c'ocfe there -was ft sharp demand fc moner. It was difficult to obtain at any pric 7 per gold was paid, then 1 30, then 1-1C, an then of 1 cent until io-morrow. fctUd bondd neglected and nominal. Sterling exchange and banker's bills, 109, 1 Coupons of ISSI H7 do 115 do Hi do 114 do '65, new 5-206 115 do 113 do '68 114 do KMOu in Currency sixes us State bonds: Misaouns 96 Teuneaste, old 66 do new 65 Virginia, new 63 do old (jo North Carolina, old 41 do new 23 Stock quotations: Canton 73 Bock Island W.U.Tel 575i New Jersey Cent.

18 Kt. Paul 1 preferred Quicksilver Uariposa preferred Adams Wells Bx American 56X United 55X Pacific Miiil N. V. Scrip Erie preferred Harlem Michigan 118 P. Ft.

W. USX 64 preferred 85 87 20 41 127 130 preferred Ft, Wayne Terre preferred C.4A preferred O. C. C. 4 B.4 Lake Shore Ind.

Cen Ills.Cen Union Central do bonds. Union Produce Provision iWarkc EXPORTED FOB THS MOBKlNa 'OB WBEK EMIINO OCT. 9, 1871. Business daring the past week has been nnuan ally brisk. Potatoes ftre plemty, Provisions little Fish il lower than it haa boe for ten Flour is higher and excite Hams are higher.

FLOOT AND MEAL-- We qnote best Family Floi IB bbl. at second quality, $9.00 Commo J8.00; by the sack or bbl. at the same Meal--Bolted, So tt. Grab urn Flour, ic Hominy, 8c B. Buckwheat, 5jc If B.

PBOVISJO.VS--Beef--Steak, Porter House an Sirloin from 22 to 25c tt Hound, 20c; Ri Boiling pieces, 15Xc Mutton, Leg 15c Chops, 20c Veal, Steak, 25c Quarter, 15c Lamb, Leg, 18o; Chops, 20c; Bolognas, 20c Hums, 18c; Dried Beef.22c If B. POOLTBI--Turkeys, 25c Chickens, 25 FISH--Salt Mackerel, 15c 42.75 13.00 kit; Halibut. 20c; Codflsh, lOc. Jt'sniTs--Lemons If doz. SOc; Cocoanuts, so 15c; Figs 40c; Prunes, Oranges, 75c $1.00 doz.

BOTTKB AND OHKESE, ft CheeBe. Tt; Lard caddies, 18c Pure Leaf Lard, I8o Si; Milk, lOc quarl Eggs, S5c TP doz. 1.0 Hyson, I 75: best Oolong, il.40 Japnn, Sugar--Hard granulated an powdered, Coffee, A. Extra He; Raw sugars, Molasses ga I1.00S1.30; Porto Rico, White Drips, 8y rups, $1.50 Amber, Coffee--Mocha, Green, 50o Old Government Java, Ri Mocha Roasted, 60c; Java, 40c; Ric We; Bice, lie. COAL AHD WOOD--Soft Coal.

ton Anthracite ton; Tf load; cord. $3.00. HAY A-jn FEED--Oats, SOc; Corn, 11.25 cwt. SDSCRIES--Apple batter, 700 gal'. Driei Peaches, 30c tt; Dried Apples, Tf VEGETADLES--Cabbages, each; Apple SOc peck; Honey, pound.

Farmers' Price list. BEPOHTED FOn TTJI SIOBXISO BERAIJ) rOB T3Z WEEK BSD1XO OCT. 9, 1871. Btrrn-n not very plenty, and fair prices ca tho pnce Te; P.OOS MB scarce an! wanted at 30c HOKET is worth 25330c Ib. 10 re Plentr; Torth rom 40 to 50o per Tho market is overstocked with vegetables, and still they come.

OATS are still worth SOc per bushtU Sweet potatoes 5c per ID. Apples are plenty at bbl. Potatoes, juu 75c bttshel. Tomatoes, ciianed rm; i 4301.17; No. I red No 2 do 4 1 Com Oats-No.

1, 83(340; No. 2, S6Jc. FniKbti to Bnllalo, to GOAL YARD. PITTSBURGH A A Corner Perry and Mechanic Streets. Jjwego, Cleveland market.

CLIVKURD, O(t 9. Flout quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm; No. winter, 22X; No. 2 do, Corn-- High mixed, GOc.

Oats 39c. LOCAL NOTI CES. TBUNK8 bags of every vsriaty, at Kron'a, Spring street FRESH Butter and Egga at Fibbs', two doors west of American Hotel. IF you want a pure article of Rhine wine go to Weil FINE Delaware, Uonoord and Isabella rapes 2octfl a box, three pound boxes, at Fibbs', second door west oi tbe American HoteL FaEsn oyatere alwaj to be found at Fibbs', two doors west of the American Hotel. Choice XXX, 30 cents a can.

IF jou want, tbe best Habana or domes' tio cigar go to Weil POTATOES and wholesale and retail, at Fibbs', two doors west of Amcri can Hotel. FINE Quinces al Fibbs', two doors we.t American Hotel. JtT3T received a new snpply of Telzer, Kirechen and Zietohrenwaaear at Weil Bros'. NONE bat graduates of pharmacy em ployed in tbe prescription department oi McDonald's drug store. AM, singers! The canary birds, just received at McDonald's.

iMPonxAST NOTICE TO SALOON KEEP Bros, have opened a full stocl of imported and domestic liquors, wines ale, porter, cigars, which they offer to the trade at the lowest rates. LOKDON PORTEM AND SCOTCH ALE by the bottle or dozen at family grocery, two doora west of Amerioan Hotel. BEST dollar tea in the city, at Luce's Chase Stewart's Block, Franklin street FINEST brands of flour at Chase Stewart's Block, Franklin street. GENTS trunks from a dollar and aav enty-five to fifty dollars, at Kron's, Spring street CALL, and examine McDonald's stock Portmonaies, Perfumery and Fanoy Goods POTATOES and iresh vegetables always on hand at FtBBa BROTHERS, Two doors west of American Hote FRESH oysters always to be found a Fibbs', two doors west of the American Hotel. Choice Vvy.

30 cents, a can. LADIES and dents trunks of the new est patterns and the lowest rates, a Kron's, Spring street. THE largest stock of trunks eve brought to Titoaville, at Kron'a, Sprin street. mported canary birds juat receiv ed and for aslo at McDonald's Drag Store LUCE is selling groceries cheaper tbac any house in the city. Chase Block.

SPECIAL NOTICES. The Warn! Has Been the exposure of th attempts by certain unscrupulous loca to palm off their coarse mad from cheap and impure materials, in the place the great national tonic. Hosteller's Stomic Blttera, public opinion haa set strongly agstaa theec mpirica find their preparation. Their occupation la gone, or icon irill be. When the ligh ia let into deception it noon wilts down.

Fti who trifle with their own health, by nsing on known precara'ions, wi Ji no guarantee to rai tain them, when an established specific, prove! by twenty yeais expeiienee to be what: is claimed to he, is within their reach, axe sura 1 repent their temerity. Many hare done so In thi inatance, bnt it ii hoped that the truth plain! spoken has arrested the evil. In lha meantim the demand for the leading protective and restorative medicine of America was never 10 great as it haa teen this season. From the level mod ajn districts of the west, southwest, and south, it ia literally oveiwbelming, end it may be said of th advices from all parta of the conntry of the cnres it is eflcrtioff in diapepeia, hill ous complaint! and chronic constipation, that "their name legion." Everywhere the sick and feeble seem have rtoiiZid the Impoitancj of "boiling fas that wlr.ch is good," and of avoiding what I spnrions and dangerous. Oil Creek Lodge, No.

303 A 1L--Masonic Hall, cor.Spring ai Franklin streets. Special meetings eve. Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, except the Bret Tnesday in the month which is the Stated. Mem hers ate hereby summoned and visiting brethre invited to attend. By order H.

LTMAN, Sec'y. TheTitusviJJe Weekly Herald is printed on a aneet 31 by 42 inches, contains 3 columns--only four of which are devoted to ad vertiaetnenta, and twice as ranch readin matter as any other paper printed in the Subscription, to any office in the United 13.00 per year. Canada subscribers twenty cent nrtra foi postage. Call And eopr Titnsville Pipe Company No and after date oil will be teteived fo transportation only, under the following BC -le allowances; On oils under 18 degree gravity 2 per cent; on oils of 48 degree and not over 49 degree gravity, 3 per cent. No oils over 49 degrees grav ity will be received.

All gravity test to be made from the top of oil. CHiB.r. HATCH, Superintendent Titnsville, August 29. d-tf The Pennsylvania Transpor- TATIONCOMPAXV having succeeded to tb business of Lha Allegheny Transportation Com pany, and the Commonwealth Oil and Pipe Company, all orders for oil should hereafter be made upon the Pennsylvania Transportation Company, who will make good any of the accepted orders of either the Allegheny Transportation Company or the Commonwealth and Pipe Company. HENRY HAKLST, antSdti Presides Office Penn Transportation Co.

On and after thia date will be received for transportation as follows: Oil under 48 gravity two per 48 gravity, and not exceeding 49 three per oil exceeding 49 gravity will be rejected, Gravity test of oU to be from th top ol the oil. W. H. ABBOTT, ang29-tf Secretary. 8.

Id. Pettengui 37 Park Bow, New York, and Geo. P. Bowell Advertising Agents, an the sole agents for the Tttus- ville MoBirara wsm.r.p and the Titusville Wxxxi.r HCT.T.T. in that Coe, Weth- In Philadelphia.

Advertisers thoss. (Kissi an nwuitrt to taste Uvon vttk abort N. A. A A HARDWARE. We Call Attention To the Following Stoves to be Found at our Sales Rooms on Diamond Street: Revolving Light, With hot base.

Oriental, Heater. Morning Csrloryy Base Bumsr. A new Base Burner. Home Light, Sitting Boom Btov. Meridian, Pecirl, Fame, Gem, -Ajnericnn, With Oven.

Morning Grlory, With Oven REAL ESTATE. Hotel Store. FOOT sizes for Small Booms. Three sizes for Small For Dining Rooms. LUCE A BARBER, Real Estate Agents, Titttsville, Offer uattt farther notice fliveraJ very DESIRABLE ranging In price from 1,500 to 15,000 dollars.

Also SEVERAL BUSINESS IIOUSE9, centrally located. Alto a few very Seetrablc IAU at very low figures. Also a few Very Desirable Lots In price from Would retpcUfuUr cfei tbt attotlon of the poto'lc In 8 Unity, LUCK BABBEB, Beal Estate Agents, Office over Hordv Book store. In Savings Bank Block. With Oven.

Wood Burner. Box Btove, four sizes. For 6oft Coal. Grlobe Heater, 9 For Wood. Cottage Volcano, For Foundries and For Coal.

Eig-liteen Varieties AND 65 Different Sizes, At prices varying frcm Five to Seventy-five DolIVs The quantity we purchase enables us tor luce our Stoves and Heaters on the ground-Boor of we fetfmm GOOD BARGAINS OFFSiED Ql I have one of the finest pieces of BUSINESS PKOPBBT for (ale, suitable for any manufacturing business, snd will sell it at a bargain, TWENTY-SIGHT RKBliENCKS lor sale in diflerent parts of the city. Also, oKfc. LOT ON PKBBY STKEK T. My Beal -state Agency wan established in 1863, and is still recognised as tead- ananers. for real estate transactions.

This is Or'. flUIAL. tmhS-tQ OCO.J. BBKRHA. SALE.

HOU8B AND LOT on UNION STBBK1'. Near the bead of Ferry. Lot 90 ftet front by 180 feet deep. Inqulrejof J. A- CADWALLADEK, or W.

C. WABHEU, aagM-dtt lleaq ol Perry street. The Celebrated Silver Brook Lehigh Always on band. The I ths hardest and puitst Coal ia suite', eaa tea baiaf to aae aad a e.nait«r et the burning anthracite. I OUjUUITTn tkls coal to be the 01NUINK ait aad from ADUIZTUBBwitli ANT OTHER COAL.

THE M9RNJNG GLORY Pioneer of Base-Burners. Has the MILL Which ENTIRELY GBINDS OT7I all slate or clinker. Perpetual Burner, with oren for Dining-Hoom tue. Among our ne patterns is tbe Which we believe to be the most perteot base- homing stove ot the age. The fire can always be seen from top to bottom.

The construction of th? grate and ore-box is such that it is entirety free from clinker and state. also have the J. COUTA.1VT, KOW COUTANT WEBSTER. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Oil Lands and City Property tor salt.

We have aoie vet; desirable Oil property, tit- uateH at Bully Hill, at Prentice, and on the tivei near Foster, and ihtt PJeasanivilie DismcL, Sol gale at our UcoMauorten in Soling the Office for thasjfle of lots in Watson's Addition to TituiviUewjffi office Woodlawa Ometery, and amonMrnr other City property may be found wme -eryw- liiaMe ncidencea for sale. jolTiS COIITANT 4WKBHTKR. Henry Clay White Ash, The Henry Clay White A.h (tone of the best free- burn- Ing and will auataln the good Reputation It haa always borne. Great wil! be Takca to Prepare Coal iu ibe Best Manner BY SCREENING AND HAND CKIKG, FREEING THE COAX FBOM DUST AND BLATB. Also, ef Pittsburgh, Church Hill.

Blossburgh, With Syphon flue and otber valuable improvements made ths rrcusnt season. Our awortiaeiit of Cheaper EATING STOVES comprise everything ia the Una of Heaters for Office, Store, Parlor or Bed- Boom, from a stove occupying-a space of but ten inches square to a mammoth ORIENTAL or MORNING OLORT HBiTBB. Call and see us, Low prices make large soles. DAME, S9HTII CO BREAD. BISCUIT, WITHOUT FERMENTATION FOB SALE BY GRANGER CO.

WHOJLESA1E AGENTS, Tittisviiltt, Pa. Anl Bitnmiswoi Coals. THE SUPERIOR Krie Brand CEIMIEINT, AKD GROSSlVIAYER CROSSMAYER CROSSMAYER CROSSMAYER OPENS THE New York Bazaar THE NewYorkBazaar A 50 CHOICE BUILDINb LOTS All are large, sightly and pleantnt locations for dwellings, only three minutes' walk from tbe new passenger depot. A man of the property may be seen and tntormAtiiMi will bo givi-u on application to K. COUMJJB, 61 Spring Over the Mew York Bton.

One lot 60x100, cornet ttin anl Drake streets, price I 3.SOO One house and lot on West Main street Price 8,000 One elegant residence on Walnut etreet, Including new carpeta and curtains. Price One house and lot on Eaat Pine street. This is a rate chance. Price 5,900 The above and other business and private property la offered on easy ternu, by N. COuMIiH, 61 Spring Over the Mew York Store.

T. 3V. A A --AKD-- LOAN OFFICE. I am now selling some of Die best pioptrty in the city. offer busineas property in very desirable loca.

Uons. I have a number of fine building lota vhfch-I Till sell sell at fair prices. I also hare a few building loU on Main ttnet Dot yet Bold. If yon to bay Real Estate in Titostille, call at ray Beal Estate Office, in Odd Fellows' Block. FURNI8BBD ROOM FOB BALK.

I TBE New York Bazaar New York Bazaar COBINTIM EALL BLOCK THI8, Valuable Invention A A BACK eUCTlW PBEVEKTiVE! Which entirely prevents the in- tress of Rir Into ell wel; while the tubing; is drawn. Saturday Evening BE3T USE. FIRE BRICK AND FIRE CLAY. U1UXBU Ttti PLACC, CORNER PERRY NNECHIN REETS, SEPTEMBER Clothlnc, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Tf links, And everything (hat tclongstolhj Wotlicg and FwiistdDg Line N. CR088MAYER.

LOST. Left ia tbe ladka' sittinr room, (Cepot) Coiry, Istt, at p. A Paper Parcel, containing two Episcopal Player Books, morocco oorsrs, red lined, etc. A liberal rward will jmta for theli return, or for iclormation leading to their recorery. Apply at octt-tf HEBALD OPFIOB.

OiTARBH! Bender, if yon Me troubled with Cold in Oie fftad, or Cllnitic Catarrh an4 i. zana, ose DB. BEHO'II TABSU Srscmo I no einfle case bas it faiU4 in ef- fctui a rate. drug- Prt'e, iOcu ufactumlaod sold 16 is a well-known fact to oil well operators that upon wbere gas pumps are used, is necessary to preserve us nearly a per ret vaiuum an possible, wd that no air stou.d let into the well at any time -hen it can possibly be evoi'led; connequevtly whenever me tubing is d.ann fiom well, it ie tbe cause of great Injury to it, as the glutting box being ihen Eeerssanly opened, the air immediately rnstes buck between the tubing and casing into tbe well, wvnrm'o the oil rock and sas Teins, and conn quenily causing the oil andgisto rush back to a grea'. distance.

It almost always takes several days after pumping is for a well to be brought to its former condition, and oftentimes it boveial weeks, and quite freqnenuy wells have been almost completely ruined the uir being thus let in while drawing tubing. The Back Suction is attached to tbe staffing box, and in such a way thnt it om- pletely shots np tie space between tLe stuffing box and tobiDgsoeffeaualiy that not a particle of all can gei. through at any time while the tub- log is being drawn ana replaced. It snpplfts a want long felt, and is without question one of the most valuable intentions of day to those engaged in the oil producing business. No well should be without one, as it oftentimes saves ten tirau its.

o.it by once using. It is manufactured and for sale at the Foundry and Machine Shop of ANDfiJEWS sep23-Sm Tidloute, Pa. Locke's Adjuster, Pat. by H. H.

Locke, Hay, 31, '70 H. H. Locke hiving tecnnd the rirlit to manufacture the Lodta J.LOCKE 4 ION. Flefuantville Ps, I hereby eevttf. tbat I btained ioianc- tioni against tbe Locke, Dickey adjusters, as inf rignnunU on my patent I BOW am sole owner ofth em all: and th.t this licensed H.

H. Locke to muin and self th. iMkeead tin En HI: Trt PAT It it it u. wi. SPAPERI.