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FINANCE AND TRADE.
a Revival of Trade Manifested by Ac
tivity at the Banks.
Currency and Discounts for Coun
try Banks.
A Buoyant Feeling Prevalent
Among All Classes.
Produce Business Chiefly for Future
Delivery.
FINANCIAL.
Ms bank clesrings for Sstorday were only |4,377,-
>OO. corresponding perfectly with what wo aaiil In
relation to there of Friday, Oct. I. They show, with
the small stocks of (train in store. that during the last
month there has been no speculation in cereals, pro
visions, and other farm product*. A few month* ago,
when thpro were 10,000,000 of bushels of corn anil
wheal in store, balances on the let of Ibo month were
two or three times what they are now. Wuilo receipts
have been heavy, (hi produce has been shipped direct
ly to the seaboard without any attempt to run enruers
or other evil and demoralizing practices too rife by far
fa months past.
The calls upon Cankers both from city and country
customers during the week past have been large, and
especially those from the country indicate heavy in
vestments In farm products. The first effect will be
Immense receipts of them In the Immediate future and
ere long a return of the currency, now flowing out
ward, from country merchants am) others in pay
ment of notes and are units duo here. The a live
movement Is both healthy and highly encouraging.
Thus far the fall trade In mercantile ami manufac
turing staples shipped to the country and In
farm products received hero and shipped
Eastward bids fair to largely uacfs.l the
business of any previous year la the his
tory of Chicago. Tho extensive building operations
going on all over tho city should also be taken into tho
account when iti financial affairs are considered.
They Indicate an entire confidence on the part of our
people in tho growth and the substantial prosperity of
the city.
Tho Dank of California resumed business
on Baturday. Till* will tend to restore con
fidence and stimulate business all over the
I’ncifie Coast, and wilt 1*» a matter of con
gratulation there atfil on this side of the mountains. j
Too Dank of Nevada, with L ulls McLean ns President,
goes Into operation to-day (Monday). Mr. McLean
has for many years been one of ibo leading bu'duess
tnen and capitalists on the Pacific Const, and this name
will give the bank great prestige ami Influence. It is
owned and managed by what are known in San Fran
cisco as "the Flood A O'Dilen crowd,” and in spite,
perhaps, of - the wish of its owners, is regarded as tho
rival of tho Dank of California. Each of these banks
has a paid-up capital of |5.0U»,000 in gold, and tho
wonder is how two smh mammoth institutions,
with tho many other largo public and private
banks in San Francisco, can And profita
ble business in a Htatc whoso entire population is
scarcely any more than twice that of Chicago, Dut the
mineral ami agricultural resources of tho Pacific Coa?t
arc immense, and aro rapidly increasing. Practically,
they aro without limit, and hcuco tho movements of
capitalists thereaway can scarcely Iw Judged by any
rules drawn from tho number of population and tho
business in corresponding circumstances on this sldo
of tbc mountains.
Thu rate of discount (o customers at tho banks was
ts usnal 10 per cent. Call and short time loans with
approved collaterals could be had at somo of tho banks
at PiSR per cent, and on tiovcmmeula 3 per cent would
be gladly accepted.
Street rales nominal at 8&13 per cent, with very
little doing.
Exchange rules weak at 50.7.75 rents per SI,OOO. It
was a shade firmer at these figures on Saturday.
roIIEIU.V EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange was 160 184; cable transfers,
Loudon, 4H.»; I'ar, Other rates of foreign
exchange are quoted
Germany (marks)
ParlH (franca)
Ilclglum (francs),...
Holland Oiulliltrn)...
Btritzerland (franca),
feTeden, Nonvav, and Denmark (kroner).
Austria (paper florin*)
QOVRQKSIOT UO.VOS.
Sid. Atltd.
United Rtates C* of VI U;!iC re
united States .Vint of Ml 11H T . IM'v
United Statess-20*of *(W Uy; lll)«
V.*oaof '67—January and July.... J'J iV lui/ j
5-Wb of’GS—January and July Ijr; law
HMDs 117,4' 1174
United States new .la of VI 117*, us
United States currency Ca
Gold.
CITY AND COUNTS ItONDH*
Hid. A tk*d.
CbleipoCJtj 7 Vct.bomli.... 103 & mt. 1W k jut.
Chicago City 7if ct. aowerago. 10J Ac hit. 101 k hit.
Chicago City 7 Vet. water loan 103 fc hit. 104 &lut.
Cook County 7 y ct. bomid,
short date 102# * hit, 103’r k lot.
Cook County 7 y ccut bonds,
lodk due 103,V*fc lot. 101?/ k Int.
mat I’urk 7 uer cent bonds Oi Jb Jut.
Vortb Chicago 7 V cent bonds
(Lincoln Park),
UANK STOCKS.
Merchants' National.
Ilm National Bank
I’iflh National Uaulc...
German National Manx
Com Enhance National Uank.
City National Hank
Homo National Dank JW
National Dink of Illinois ijj jjj
Illinois Turn ami Havings Biulc lih
Merchant! 1 BiTliißa. Loan and Trust C 0... 155 i«o
Union National Bans 15U
Union Hlo.-lj.Yard National jl,u
Uiue and Leather Bank .!!!
UibCXLLANEODB.
City Blilw&y, HoulU BUI,
Cuy Hallway, West Bids " iT'u
City Hallway, North Hide jja”
T rader*’ Insurance Company i'll
Chamber o( Commerce 77 'i'j“
Chicago Q»s highland Coke C.nm>any!!"uo . ..
Chicago ii Northwestern gold bonds.... B 7 rh
Exposition slock I* ;,j
Clearings for the week ending Oct. *2, 1876 s
Monday $ 4.tWd,«-rnv‘4 $ vlto.tiw.TO
f"?* 1 *? :i5-c.;2 7o
Vcduesuay 0,8-s.ou.r,r. 4 0«-.*oil
Frir «v d * y H.pMVUJ
2 r * t *i»y Ml MIHVjI 6.0!a7u.7ii
Total lit.MD,BPJ.24 12 t'jJ ‘ (ri <ll
Corresponding week last ' W-w.-W-JJ
2i,353,463.08 1,081,012.33
I.VTKHT.
New Tons, Oct. 2.—Tho events cf the work in
iraanclat circles In tho main showed an improving
feeling, partly on account of incrta.cd bmluen (u
trade circles. There has undoubtedly Ucuamuch
larger distribution of mcrcbaudiio fnm tins point
during the week, especially In the lino cf dry goods
under concessions on cotton and vroolca fabric*, in
commercial circles the export demand fur Hour and
grain has also improved, and the outlook Is more fa
vorable. Tho merchants uot only reported a large In
crease In the volume of freight, but the railroads a
Very large Increase in tonnage. Tho aggregate i,y
three trunk lines west for the pimut year in
8-O.otO tons, or ouc-Seventh In cxccke of the tuklncis
for 1671. la freight, east bound, tho total U estimated
at 930,0'0 tom, or ISO,OOOlnexcess of Usi year. Uu
the Erie the fnlght is greater than In any year ilun.
187 U. lUUroad freights are to bo put up tea paying
hustneaa.
Gold ojnued at 110%, fell to lid*, advanced to 117%,
at which tb. market doted. Kites paid for borrow.
1-3,1, and 3-fit per cent,
and dually lUI. There wa* much dlscuaalou In tbo
room a* to tbo OctoUr bale* of gold by (bo Treasury,
but lb. Imprfiaiuu wu* that Ibe amount would not
vary much from the Bc pi, mber bale*. Tbo advance m
gold wa* cauied by ihe lot* of speclo by tbo banka for
tbo week, and the lucrcmcd scarcity of ca*b gold.
Government, firm and tu good dernsmi.
n <U .« Usiax . lu u “ late afternoon deal,
lug* ; central 1 Vide so.d at luj; Chicago U North
b7\C4a“% < !° U * olldalea K ° lJ Luua * Closed at
Hutu sccuilties quiet.
block* were firm and higher In tbo iarl* .tpiit.u,*
Union Pacific advancing from i.c tj g* F
from SC, to 61';, Northwestern , r „'
Uulfc<un34* u. 33. ircferred irV!n\-
and Michigan Central from 67% to Ml! Vi.i’
tiJiiri Pacific aavkiKtfl t„ 3,
and recovered to 37*. Alter ’midday iho nm k*t
became weak. Union pailfn- if r
I*k« Khor. to 61%. K«nbw.-*t to aa»' *«’l
Ut. Fsultu 44*. I’a.ulc Mall fill off fro u in- 1
Slid*, and Wt.icrn Union from 7ii* to 7i.‘ »?«»
second 1 all the market wa* ijuul and at. vly " ij
the last Lour of business slock* wi re wtuk 11. d 1 Li r
Uuaouri PaeitU'declined fr.uu 37 tu 37*, ailll ' ir *
emd to3d*i£36W, Union Pacific fell on to 1,5 v r . 'l,.*
hr, cud U*. holler thirty day*. The la*t *alta of f A .
ul*rweroalea*,MCs.*. Lake bboro fell oil 10 fit"
Northwestern to 3J*-, Ht. Paul lu 34.*, Ohio* u,i 1 ’
Erie lu 16*, Hannibal Ac «t. Jo. to 18*, Ul. higail
Central to 67>;. Pacific. Mali to 3t!*, and Western L’u.
lou to 7ti Tb. deebue thU afternoon was earned tv
som.vaguo and unfavojablu rumor* width could not
be autbeullcaled.
'i'U« Unuiuctioua of tb« Stock Eirhaugc aorreuaU-l
lW,tMliltiM,of whirl) 24,000 wcro I’jujOc Mall. JJ.OoJ
Wuatoru Uulou, T t 0l)0 Korthwuattru common, 9 oik) Bl
l aul coujuuu, S4,UW Laid bhoto, and 77,000 Uuiou
taclOo. ’
kLmjf U*q* qwiton womUo«i ftom Uu tin«l W-
ri*7»tt«ading tho Jerome race* tnd Brooklyn yach
rcmlta.
Money market easy at 3@3,V! mcrcantllo
paper. • , -*O7,
diatom ro.Tlpla, I148.COO; Imports of specie for tlio
week, (5.11,000, Tho Assistant Treaiuror disbursed
JIT.OitO ; clearings, (.17,000,(00.
Sterling exchange, 479; time, 48.1.
Coupons, HI IJ.I-, . Coupons, *M 191 V
Coupons. Hi llH'j | Now .*• 11h <•
Coupon*, V. 5.. llfltf - 10*4"S, coupons Mfi?i
Coupons, HR, new..,119 j Coupon* ills
Coupon*, '6l. ....... IJO.V ! Currency 6*...; Ul\f
■TATH DOSrt.
Tennessee, ole! '>l,V i Virgin!*, new 40V
Tennesson, now 49 v MUiourl 6 HJlv
Virginia, old 40 |
STOCKS.
Western Union Tel.. 70 i N.,1, Central Ifiltf
I’jdhc :u*>; 1 nock I»UnJ loT’j
A-lam* Expros : m, Paul :il«
Wells-Fargo 7H 1 St. Paul pfd Ci'i
American f.H | Wabash 0
rniud sutv;;;;;;;;: 44 \ wauih'tiKr.v.v.v.v.' i
NcwVork Contra)...lOJl4 ■ J’orl Woyno [H
Ijrlc... lit*, 1 Tcrro Ilanto (1
Lrlepfd fit , Torre Haute pfi! I*
Hnrlctn,, 1:J J*-j | Chicago & Alum :'TSi
Harlrm preferred Chicago A Alton pfd.KU
Michigan Central.... .'•? i Ohio A Mississippi.. M’i
Union Par. Block ftj’i t Indiana Control <
Lake Shore 60*4 ] Chi., hnr. A (jiijnoy.lll ’«
Illinois Central i'*,4 llannib.il k sr. Joe.
Cler. ft Pittsburg.... I* ■>, | jiol,, jjok k Wil Il."(
Northwestern .T.l»i . Atlantic A Par. Tel.. I'J'j
Northwestern lifd... M ( Control I’ac. bond*. loi‘*
C.,0., 0. k. I :o>; I r. I*. urndi 1M
COMMERCIAL.
Ths following wero the receipts and shipments of
tho leading articles of | mines In this city during tho
twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Saturday
morning, and for the corresponding date ouo year ago:
'| Miij'iir.sr*.
| IrtTl. || 1375. | 1374.
11.7:7 'fl;3J3r, \7Hii 3.1K1
i;y.o-o i i.w,a? t| 1511,043
1t.i.;0 mi,mo ) aM.via ioh.o h
7:‘,7;i' sH.7;h| 21.i,j67 BH.OIjC
30’40i ?.*!i.i> (’’'n.r.:i|‘''77, , :Vo
H7.oiV[ ! 6,.'.Ml '.'4.1 ■;!
4:i-i t .<4> 'Jdo.Ho 2m.4roi lovoi
14,00 J 74,001|| 44,7'i0j 2.'.010
I 31H,»:'0|| 84J,r.1| 013,-.70
1 1 1 »■■«»
yfiw. l>n«
Wiieil, Im
Cum. Im
llyc. bu,
M»
lira** seed, ltd.
K!.*s
ilmunTorn.lt'*
Cured meata.lt*
Jleef, brli I
lurk, brio.
Lard.
s G9f*.72*| 190,:wu
an.:--'. a;'.''*.' 1, m.o. o<
131/(5 ISV.'MI 61.7.M' 12(1,7511
u.uti (..!*•« h.jn
l.u:- 2/Hi 2.9><; l.i.U
:w: 1.0-01 t-JI lim
200,4 m* 22*.»,(;i , .*.r 05.710 173,K01
r;i 4VI ! , 374| 251
&'i,:V7 83,750, l»s,7i;*i| 73,410
•2ki 0.-c.-.;[ 7io a ,5
5.0 il.oyoi 1,053.00 I 2.913.531 2,0.71,050
2,170,000) 2,0,03,0301 2 P 2V.'.W0 1 1,02 ',0)0
15.000 259.f0) 373.0'* >
1,02 V 4,54i*J l.bOlj 3.411
f.ui -j!',
(M V:»l U(H 635
6' 3 1,''21 I 2 C.\ 437
2,653. 25,5,5 I 3.UM)
, . . ' I
Uallow, 1b*....
iiuitcr, 1M....
Live hoc*. No.
Cattle, N 0....
Mici'i', N 0....
Hides. Ibs
iilKlnvincs, brls:
Wool, lbs !
I‘uiatocK, 1m...
Lumber. No, ft.
bhlmjlie, Nu...
lath. No
Salt, brls
Poultry, It**.... ]
Poultry. c oniw.i
Oatno, jiAks....l
1-3 CH, |iki;it ...J
Cloche, bx«..
PrledfnilM lb* 1
Orcen ai'ilcß,
brls I
Hay, tons.
■Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con*
tiimjitiou: (547 bn wheat, fi,>.33 bu corn, C2l bu
oats, 293 !)ii rye, 2/52 bu barley.
The following grain was Inspected into store on
Saturday morning: 1 car No. 2 red winter wheat,
47 cars No. 1 spring, 81 cars No. 2 do, O’.) cars No. 2
do, 114 cars rejected do, 8 cars no grade do (:13,J
wheat); 42 cars high mixed corn, 152 cars and 12,0)0
bu No. 2 do, Ud car a rejected do, 2 cars no grade (.32
corn); M cars while oats, 37 oars No. 3 do, 22 cars
rejected «lo (75 oat»); 15 cars No. 2 rye, "cars rejected
do; 15 cars No. 2 barley, 13 cats No. 3 do, 1C cars
rejected do, 2 cars no grade do (48 barley). Total (730
car-), 2 •5,01-0 bu. Inspected out; 115,u12 bu wheat,
2jy.ii C l.n corn, 112,894 bu oats, I.OSC bu rye, 12,032
bu barley.
The following were tho receipts and shipments of
breudstufTs and live stock at this poiut during tho
past week and for the corresponding weeks ending as
dated:
Ce'. 2, sept. 25, Ort. 3,
Receipt*— ]s7s. W 5. 1871.
Flour, brl 41,141) 22,08‘J 38,230
Wheat, bu fiI.VVM 6*;iV4J 1,177,830
C.-rn, btl 8112,305 7Cl.r<i3 1*50.804
Oats, bu t;24,Ji'.3 4dVJ7ii 37'.V'52
Ityc, bur. 1,510 :i7.'J3J 3u.3i5
Harley, bu 230,705 15.5,144 143,342
Livu hors. No 4<i,;li6 4u,700 75,h<;0
Cattle, No 23,030 20,167 18,t:i2
.ShipmenU —
Flour, brla 32,17'2 31,327 22,907
. MV* 9»?«
. 40 V* *’>u
Wheat, bit <'30.775 455,*'3 fi5C,2?3
Corn, Im. 720,740 877,145 WS.MJI
Oats, bn C'>n.32*i 837,443 h'7,701
liyc. bn 11,650 4,;;r.7 2.:. 0
Harley, bit IISJ-'J PS,:WO 80,437
Live bogs, N 0..... 32,754
Cattle. No 12,073 11,455 «,353
Tbe following wcro,tho exports of flour, wheat, and
corn from New York during the past neck and tho
week previous:
J.a*t J’reciotu I.a*t
u-ftk. If f'-L\ pair.
Flour, brls 2.61-O o.oih i9.ij.io
Wheat, 1m flffl.OuO 478,000 011,000
corn, bu 410,600 376,000 (61.1 KW
Too adoption of the amendments recently proposed
to the rules of tbo Hoard of Trade provide* for ad*
journment every Saturday at a quarter past 1 o'clock,
without tbo necessity of a special vote cacb week as
heretofore. Tbo announcement made to Ibis effect on
Saturday was received with hearty applause.
There is some misapprehension In regard to the
working of tbo now rulo for grading corn oh “ now ”
after New Year's Day. That grade will not bo new No.
’2, and cannot therefore be mod to HU contracts to do*
liver No. 2 corn.
.u«V in
95 & Lot.
ma. A tked.
The loading produce markets wore rather Irregular
on Saturday, and yet steadier than the (wo preceding
days, there being less pressure to settle up trades for
September and October. The business for this month
that Is not yet arranged for will probably bo squared
off In a leisurely manner, & large share of it being de
ferred Into the last half. The trading ran more
largely lulo November in grain, and the year In pro
visions, wilh not much doing for shipment.
A little chartering was done by parties
who have received grain on contract, and
do not care to place it on the market bore. There was
a good demand for freight-room to proceed to Mil*
waukee, and carriers were firm in their views, holding
that an advance in rates must bo obtained now if at all
this season. The attitude of shippers was uot favora
ble (o amo In quotations, and it appears probable
that there will he little improvement until the special
insurance rates come into effect in November.
The dry-goods market wore a quieter look than dur
ing the earlier days of the week, though for a Hatur
doy the volume of sales van more than ordinarily lib
eral. There were no important iluctuatloue in values,
steadiness being a characteristic of tho market.
Groceries were moving on a satisfactory scale st
prices not materially different from those current at
the beginning of the week, fair activity was appar
ent, both in tho staple and side-goods departments, and
tho feeling was uniformly firm. In domestic dried
fruits there was hut a limited movement, and values
were again somewhat unsettled. Apples sud peaches
especially were dull and weak. There was • well sus
tained demand for imported varieties, and prices
■how a hardening tendency. Fish wore unchanged In
value. All salt-water descriptions are held with pro
nouncsd firmness. Tho butter and cheese markets
presented substantially the same characteristic* as for
a number of days previous. None of tho features of
the bagging, leather, coal, and wood markets showed
sny marked change. Oils were lu good local and
country demand at fully former quotations, the
general market ] resenting a firm tone.
.ns
, IHS
.100 m
Lumber continue* active, aud tho general market la
Arm. Tim country la buying freely at tho yard*, and
a«* Oil miuy cargoes Lave been told to interior mor*
chania during the put week. The receipt! continue
liberal, but there does not appcaV to bo much (rouble
m d;i]>obing of tbo stuff, especially if it it
common or medium lumber. Tbo upper grades
aru not so active, Iren and steel continue
m moderate demand at unchanged ratia. There were
no new feature* tu tbo market* for wool, bldea,broom,
torn, iced*, or bop*. The demand for any of Ibe ar
ticle* enumerated w« moderate, and prices for tbo
hioo last were easy Green frulU were rather .tow,
being In large «'ipply. AUhougn Mailer* were buy’
mg. the Cock of tbo moat pvrl.lublo fruit* dlo not JL
j,ear to duntnUb very fad. and ..-Her. generally we .
willing to concede on pruti, Ulug am.ou. to cloi.
out. a. It wa. the hat ulgbt of the week, Poultry waa
alow and caay under liberal offering.. jr M , wtra
acarc. and higher. Onths street vsg«uUss continue
dull, and. except sweet i-outu»*, « r . unsalable ex.
cept la a small way.
PRODUCE hTATISTU*.
Til. Now York /Wu« £«cf.a,;« gI , M u,,
following
luii’orta Into the United Kingdom from r*,,. * in
Aug. 81 (otftcUJ): * * * 19
m-i-x IJ7M. 18 „. 5 .
C u it t w (*• i'ulu
Whi'at 40,571,131 43.a‘»,!18 «> u,
Wbct H0ur..... <1.40*,. 37 fi f.Ti
ll.fky l'.*,Ky3,l«d M»7.'l‘t |;iVi;‘uS!
UJI. Jl.m.nu ii.aw.ui:,
I’cii* i,45b,16*1 1,414,1 it l,7>*l,oJt
iicmm 3,'iio,i;ys aiui-yici
UiUo 91,601.435 »J,C40,.tfl IT.tMW.OJt
Total, c«U. .lUf.iVj.Ul W,794,7*8 06,93^41
Which actual iu quarters:
1873-3. 1973-4. 1874-3.
Or*. Qrt. Lrt,
Whtat 10.7*7,081 J0.001.2M 10.11U.&88
Hiurof wlioal.. I,aß-.34‘i 1,830,878 1,(i4J,78l
r U*rla; 8,010.03*' 9,3'1,T95 8,801.1;*
?««•> 337,181 898.019
TTIK CHICAGO TEIISUAK: MONDAY.' OCTOHHII 4, 1875.
IP-ans.
Malt*,
.. fiS'i.PJI
8,054.332
ro i.Tinn
4,070.(K2
Total, fjr*.... 3fi.809.P0l
Tlio Import* of wheal, flour,
throe crop year* have been In n
21.0r.’,177 ‘.W.Oitl.fi.'O
nml for Hie lasi
nulid* equal to:
■rtf .t- Fionr. MaUf.
iliittt hu. I 'l'hll t<",
f. '.'J.HMI
(;*7.uh ■nnHi,;ii2
l.lrt.V.Krt
•■'injTlflriß Ilu> stork lu
its of nccumulntloti nl
insit on (Lu Ukoft, tho
is::.:
IR7I-S,
I*7;M.
IP7J-H.
The vli. ble supply of grain, o
granary at the primlpul point
iaßo and seaboard ports, In Ir.n
New Vork canals, anti l y nil. Se
M’l. 31, 1!
I I'«rn, I
l/"; 4
i
I, 31. IK'Ol
. SA'.Jlii
1*2.272
I 31,541
tuvw
40.W-'|
3. H 6
o.'.tMl
3,161.131
New Vurk,
BufiVlf/.'.V.
C'lllMtfu...
Milwaukee
Pnliitn ...
170.775
4 I'.i'O
OS 7:h*
n.'stM
1tf,.1C9
i:i,no
ISUO
2iv;:i
iok.c«
•4.502
75.000
Oll.lk'Jt
331,1*1
419.15*
Ul.h.-O
4BU2ti
follMi
Ib'.l.W
259, Nil
30.425
W.U'
52H,tH'
615.11*7
h.-irntl...
•Oinpgi'..
St. UllK.
IV-rM....
U.r.'i
Ole
m.w
187.H1
210.0U*
|l,..tun'
Toronto
Montreal
•Pntlailelpbli
'ilaltlnmro. ..
Lake slimm'ii
Rail •hip’uto.
OnN.Y.canal
W.. 511
1.3-11.501'
50;0,«.M
855.081
l.livi 82
\V’kSpt.3VT
WkhiU.H.’;;
WkSpi.n,*;.
w’k .sojim.*:
W'k AnaiM.’T
W’kAurJi,
\V*k Spt.2«t,'J
Miitlmated.
«. t ?.«. 7SK
:,30,1.Ml
i,tlM7!*
M2t*.:w
M47.W5
,!‘4 1,2(5i
. oiio.i n
..aji.a;?
1,717.K>
:,im,in
r1.459.32',
O.lO.’.htJ
51. i M. 20
<.a0.',62.
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,Ws,7i*
.167,2 c
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DI.OOSCIVOTO.V, oct. I.—The com) lication in (be oat
deal for September, caused by the failure to provide
for their contracts on tho part of those who sold sboit
at low price*, leaves mu tn (lie following j redh sment:
On tho 6th of August 1 sold, through a commission
house in jour city, 'JD.iWO bu .Vo. 3 oats fop September
delivery at tl>,e. On tho Pth 1 ordered IO.UjO bu of
them bought, which was done at J'.c. Liter, on the
hist of same month, I ordered the remaining I v-00 bu
bought, and the order was filled at .ij»pc. Tho lu.i'di)
bu bought nt :i'ic were seltbd during the month,
while the 10/miO bu bought at lid',c had tint been de
livered or settled on the last day of Sontcmbir, In
order to protect m> self, and to fill my sale at tho liigh-r
price, 1 instructed my commie»bm merchants to till
my sale at nil cunts, and to Ki ttle with the party from
whom he hud them bought, at same price, if poaslble,
or to lose ,';c a bushel. If he could tint do better. He
filled my salo by buying In settlement at while
tho party who had s.dd tn him refused, and still re
fuses, to st tile at over 37e. Will you ple.n-o inform
me—and t presume there aro others In tho same un
fortunate sllilallm who will be glad to Pc informed—
If there is any way that 1 am to t»* protected from tho
loss thus sought to be laid on me. I don't know wind
the rules of your Produce Exchange are for such cases,
but It teems tn mo they nre aro tud calculated to pro
mote a very high grade of commercial Integrity If they
permit members to plead tho “ baby act," and cry
•* corner,” to the extent i f a cent and a half a bushel.
Otis were worth 3ic forshlpment to Vow York thirty
days ago. Who shall ssy (hat lit thirty days from now
—whm grain now leaving your city will bu duo there—
they may not theu pay out more than hfle in Chicago,
An answer to tho suggestions above will ne looked
for by oil interested lu Fain Deauwo.
PROVISIONS.
tlOfl rnODUCT.S— Wore active oiul irregularly
stronger, tlio tradiug taking a more decided direction
towards the ] roduct of next season's packing. Tlio
receipts of hogs were fair, with a slightly easier feel
ing in the market, but the tone of the market for prod
uct was net dependent on Iho current supply of the
raw material. It Is now understood that stocks ore
small, the recent snspeuEfon of summer packing, in
the hope of Idling down prices on hogs, having re
sulted in n rapid clearing out of stocks, which are now
worked down qulto low. Then it seems to ho ac
cepted as a fact that the next packing season will open
and cloic a mouth later than usual, ns farmers aril]
naturally desiro to use nu immense coni crop for
fattening, and the number of hog* is small, the
otlUial returns of six Western States giving a falling
oil" of something iikn 1,220,du0 head, Thu
tendency of this la to cause a continuous
strengthening in the nearer deliveries, under Iho pros
pect of a short supply in the early winter, while the
late options nro firm, though not relatively so alron;;.
There is not much disposition to take stock in theory
of a “short hog crop," because tlio same cry has be n
raised in former years, and was not Justitied hy the
event, lint a short present stock of product, with a
good demand for whut is left, are well-recognized fuels;
and a late commencement of tho packing-season is
generally regarded oa a certainty.
Burnt Tho Unit'/ Commercial Report gives the
following as tho shipments of provisions from this
point during tho periods named •
| /'ark, : LorJ. ll tm', Shnul.l't, Mi J Hu,
I IrU. | t<s. ) let. j f/.. lb,.
Week >*D<Jln»| i I |
>eol. ;m. h 76. 3.4 M 3.P-0 1,2T7| UW.OM 3,531.123
S.tmo week 1474.) 7.9H 1 4.km j;tv cn.iuo ],i;k>.M7
SincoNof.l.'H. •9T!<,Bisa'il,'.Mrt 79.9*1 3rt,3l> i'.r 7>M.R{.i
Kamo timo'i.u , > 73,114'3i.tty»,a)u .'oo.iua.sia
The stocks in Liverpool on the Ist of October were
u follows :
Ileef, tee
I’urk, brls
Ilucon and hams, etc., boxes,
Lard, tes
Mtss Pome—Was active and easier on old, but
stronger on now, which averaged about 26c per btl
higher for reasons above noted. The shortage for this
month Is believed lo ho equally ns great ns that for
Kcplcmber was * week ago, but there Is more time to
fill, and the shorts nro not ao anxious as thou. Now
York wan steady. Sales hero wore reported of 030 Iris
cash at $22.76(523.00; 7,2.70 brls seller the mouth nt
$12.36i522.G0; 7,760 brls seller tbo year at fIVir.QU)..
CO; 1.2”. ii brls seller January at (10.10*310.23; i.ODO
brls seller February al SPUVjfI9.3O ; and 253 brls buy
er November, after the Btb, at $.0.03. Total, 17.KJ0
brls, Tbu market closed at (22.73 for cash lots; $22.30
($22.33 seller (ho mouth; $12.37>f(512.(0 seller tbo
year; and $U,21)(512.‘26 for February.
Laiu>—Was mhor quic-t, and 10c per 100 lbs lower,
though reported Is per 112 lbs higher in Liverpool,
and stronger In Now York. There was a moderate
demaud for new at tbo reduction. Sales weroro*
ported of 1,(00 tes cash at $13.(3(51;i.55, 360 tes seller
the month at $13.00, 3,000 tea seller the year at $12,363
12.0, and 230 tes seller January at $12.33. Total,
4,200 ten. The market closed at $13.16013.61) cash or
seller the month, and $12.32,'.;®P2.35 seller tbo year.
Meats— Were quiet but again stronger, being
marked up all round, the advance averaging
Cr It. There was very Utile tillering, the market
Ing almost baru of stock. Bales were limited to ICO
boxes long clears, summer-cured, at PJ'fc; 20 tes
sweet-pickled bellies nt 13o; 20 tea sweet-plcklcd shoul
ders al 2#c. and (0 ten summer sweet-pickled hams at
13‘jc. Too market closed at OX'O'Jlfo for shoulder*,
cash or sailor October; no long clears on salu ; 13k(4
13Xo for short ribs, cash or seller October;
13‘{0 for abort clears, cash or aellor October. Boxed
meats tfc higher than the price for loose lots. Long
cut bams at 12.413 Bummer-cured English meat a,
o*<io>|o for Hbouldcrs, loose; 13c for Cumberland*,
boxed; 127|c for, long clean do; and fur abort
ribs, do; sweet-plcklcd bares, 15-lba average, 14 <4
14Xc. For December and January delivery, tbs market
waa quoted at 'jy.o for tough aides, UKVIO‘(o for
abort riba or long clears. lu«<®lo‘ic for short clears,
all loose, and HJ.b'o lor long and short dears boxed;
do for November delivery held at llvjc. Bacon meats
quoted at 13*1t30 fur hams, 10c for shoulders,
K.Vc for short ribs, and.l4,\o, for short clears—all
lucked.
Ohkasr—Was quiet at 7@oo.
UHEP I'ltODUCTS—Were quiet and nominally un
changed at to MO for mesa ; flu.OO for extra mess s end
f2fi. 00,32 i.iO for hams.
Tallow—Quoted at O.'aQD’.c for packers*.
BREADSTUFFS.
FLOUJI—Was In belter demand for export. In sddl-
tlonluafalr local demand, and former quotations
wi re usually sustained. The Inquiry was chiefly for
old Minnesota springs, but now were willingly taken
when in good condition. Uevcral late of new flour
were scut here recently which was made from damp
wheat, and that caused buyers to regard all new flours
with disfavor, but they have been " worked off," and
the present offerings of now are sweet and sound.
Hales were reported of LOO brla winters at U.SSftT.TO;
8,010 brls spring extras, partly st
brla spring superflnes at $3.00; 20 brls new buckwheat
flour at $3.00; and 23 brls rye flour on private terms.
Total, 3,720 brls. The market clored with tho follow
ing as (he range of prices: Choice winter extras,
$cj.:>0.i,7.50 ; common to good do. {3.78 .<0.50; choice
spring extras, |3.W«(VJO ! fair do, shipping grades,
Mluuciuta, 10.23(37,00 ; patent springs,
fo.'o(4B.si); spring superflnes, i0.7j0(-'O; rye flour,
SMi).>4.GO.
UiiAii—Was more active and easier. Rales wore CO
tons st 114.00 on track, and sU.(jO(£l*.23 free on board
car*.
Conv-llEib— Sales wore 10 tons coar*. at IJff.co on
(rock.
WHEAT—Wae lo** active and easier, though bvo.
raging about tba same a* on Friday; Ihu closing wa*
V.*c lower. Liver] 00l waa early retried firmer, and
Now York was about tc higher, but our receipt* wero
larger, aud expected to mcreasu, which neutralised
the effect of tb. uowa from the East, dur principal
receiver, report (bat very heavy draft* have been
made upon them. ogaitißt wheat that it ready to bo
cent forward, and Ibi* repressed demand. Added to
tbi*. waa the fact referred tu in our report of Friday’*
market, that the local abort* have preiiy well filled up.
and aoniß of them gone long, (bus reducing the tu
nukry and opening a door fur weakness on the first
downward turn, a* that class always rushes to sell
when Ibe market beuln* to abado off. Toward* tb.
ck-Mi Llvsrpoul was reported fiof 4d higher, wlib an
active demand, and that produced a temporary firm
ue>* here, but tb* market aoon weakened again under
tb. weight of offerings. Th* ahlpplug demand
for No. a wa* good In proportion to th.
supply, and earn lota vrero sustained at a
prtnuuni oyer seller the mouth, which increased to
J*c at I o clock, though some *hlpj-era staled (hat the
fact.prevented them Irom filling their order*. Tho
lower grade* were also m good request byblmuera
though It waa staled that they are not tending It for’
ward on order*, but on their own account. Th* higher
grade* averaged atitf per cent of tb* whole on bainr
day, aud most operators ar* now of the opinion that
th. iwrceutagu will rule unusually low all through tho '
crop, but Ihe No. 3 averages twitter than usual, most of
It being good wheat. Tb* relative quantity cause* a
mu. h greater difference between Ibe prices of No. U
and No. 3 than U duo tu tbo quality alone; banc. tb.
freedom with which N 0.3 la taken for shipment to place*
whuru it will sell by .ample, irrespective of a demand
u> ill! *hom. boiler the month opened *111.10%,
at i $l.li»»;, receded to rose to sl.ol*, weaken,
ed to advanced to fl.ou,*. and declined to
at the clone, boiler November told at 11.10*
twly, down to tl.Wtt fit the claw. bailor lbs year was
nominal nt I'dow November. Cnoli No. a
eloaed atnmg nt |t.l2. ml.'* wcrn repotted of
4<io 1m So. 1 i|<rlnu at fl.lfl • 83.10.1 1m No. 2 do at
tl.lo<v<rfl.U: 47.400 ho No. II do nt J I.o>*, (Vfi 1 ,01 V; •
2,400 hit (N. kV.) do nt 1.o:i; 42.41 K) In rejected
do at nmt O.'KHllm lit 'ampin at OOi'tn |I.OJ,
Total, 1 i.i.uoi) lm.
TPI.fH!
Miskmuti WurAT—Was In good demand for ship
ment, but declined In sympathy with llio general
market. Hairs were 16.C.1K) Im, nt |1. , 20(A1» , J.1 for No. 1
And $1.1:1,* 1.17 for No, a.
cutlN—Wus active ninl Irregular, being .Vc lower for
this month'* dellvi ry, and ,v higher for longer fu
tures, the most th furred option being the hrincst.
Liverpool tail unchanged, ntid New York dull, whlln
there was lees demand lu re for shl|tnen(. (bough
freight-room wan taken for moving out a large quantl
ty. i'hrro was a Rood deal oflerrd for thin
mouth, while tho Inquiry was light, the largo
premiums over November tending to reprra* (no
ardor of hnjers. There wore, however, 11 good
many buying or.lera on the floor for tftxt month and
the year, ami (ruling In tbeso options would have
teen largo, but fur the fart that ottering* wc*o rather
email, Ibo general feeling Iwing In favor of an ml
vatue except for spot deliveries. Corn la ooinlng for
ward .pilto freely, and llio stocks In More have In
creased during ttie past week ; ntul (hero is good rea
son (o expect that Inin »nd m il month will noun bo
mu.-h nearer together than now. Seller October open
ed at sv»o. rose to 65.*, c, ami declined to 53c. closing
at A3‘,e. which was also the price for cash No. u.
High tnlird closed nt 6rn*s6‘, l c. Seller November
sold nt 3i!(4:.l> 4 c, closing at Wi’jc. Seller the vear sold
at ■■ 4.', c, closing nt 47• *Cash rales were re
ported of 35.1 0 ini high mixed at ' 123 Oufl
111 No, 2nt-V.(.i33‘,c ; 2T,2 0 l>u rejected at f>3W,(,\34c:
olid 2,81 U bu by a-uupln nt 3. (4550, (no iusldo'fur now
kiln*.tried. Total, 2i«t,4t;o bii.
OATH—Were moderately n dlvo and weak, averaging
*4(Slc lower for cash, and ' k oikiO for options, Tiio
receipts were smaller and llio reported shipments
heavy. New York wan quoted dull «t unchanged
price*, and tho market ruled weak In sympathy with
other grain. Tho mini prominent feature of too day
was the fall in cash oats, which declined fully i «$o
from the closing price of Friday, due to tho fact tfint
(he IntlucDcoof tho Hopiomber comer was past, and
there was nothing cNo to prevent prices from descend
ing to a level ba-cd oil the New York quotations.
Cash No. 2 .qoicd nt soon aold down to
3Jc, which was tho asking pil.o ut tho clone, end only
JvC above October. Tho demand wan fair for car lots
to till order*. Tfiero was conddemblo trading In Oc
tober, tl.o profit oiTercd by the dendno being a sulU
t lent imluocment for wmo of ih<* shorts to till in, but
Ibo market rinsed weak under largo offerings. Heller
Octolcr opened nt ;-3: and clou dat *. Seller
•November told nt 32c down to dl >,p, and closed nt
.11'ic. Heller the vear sold nt 3l(4H'|i’» closing at tho
Inside. Cash i.tlas were reported of 2.',2 übu No. 2at
.1, (4 ,lj^c; 22,.’1 (i 1)11 No. 2 while nt 35 .« l*C ; I',o-K) hit
rejccitd at i~n4il}4c ; a,too Im by sample at 32(0i )7>tfo
(1) track ; D.tOJ bu do ut dd* 40c fico on board. Total,
73,10 a bu.
ItVE—Was fairly active and Arm at 72a for No. 0,
audible for rejected. The receipts were agun fair,
and arrangements were made fur shilling out 21,(J) t
bu by lake. Sulloi the month was quiet and flrmcr at
72c. C'ther rqiltons were not mentioned. Cash sale.*
Include 7, u «l Im No. 2at 72a; 2,100 Im rejected at
63*. Total 1 >,20)1)11.
Unity, I!**,
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Ss.XJI- (~464
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4,f,|il bcO
Se.UO
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i.Mjj ai.tbi
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132.2371 lei
li'.oo “i.'.Vsj
21.n0 it, oj
112,602, Kl.7 j
«s7u;
iai.(fil i 11,239
2*5.513
■JI2. 6)8
J3J.207,H;.218
b'r.7.3* Hfi.lil
Nl.CiVt UO..TW
653.3:cP>JJ.316
HAUI.KV—Was more ocllvo but weak, closing 1 X \
O:Jc lower tliau on Friday. Tbo receipts wore largo,
oud tlio offerings of options wi rolil.cr.it, which f i t
loti many to think llio long* were selling out. Tlio
(lodine called mit n f,Union,and from (be shorts, and
tlio market mllloit at ono time, but subscfpieutly fell
back, ami cloned weak, teller October Hold ut JlJd >;
to Oli‘..c back to sl.( 0!;, ami clou d at Siller
November Bold at lKe(,i ji.Ol), dosing at tbe inside.
Non, 3 nnu :i declined lie. There wart iio
urgent demand for the former to carry against
Options, Olid a good deal of tl.ot delivered on last
month's contracts In additl 11 to tbo current receipts
wan olTered, wlillo buyers held o(T, though some took
bold after tlio decline. Cash No. 2 sold early at sl.id
(.41.02. and closed at SI.IJJ. No. 3 sold at Cien
and rejected was dull at 4C(st.'c. Sample lots wore
more active, but easier. The altering* of samples at tlio
present time are imusually large, the stock having ac.
cumulated since Canada barley entered Into compoll
lion with Western in neighboring Eaelern Slate.*, us
It wan soon found out that tbo Canada grain could I o
obtained at much lower prices. Hence very many <f
the orders were withdrawn from this market. Medium
to choice s tmpleH were in comparatively moderate do
mand at $1.0.' al.2’i. Ihe ouUMo price lor fancy ofler-
Ings. Cash sales were reported of |x,o >0 bit No. 2 at
fl.uo.ii l.uj, the onisfdo for grain In Northwestern
Elevator; S.OOO bu No. 3at iH utilise; S 0 btt rejected
at 40in,42c ; 1 I.sIHJ bu by sample at 42co* {1.20 on track.
Total, 3J.C00 bu.
On .Saturday afternoon the rulei prohibiting trad
ing were unusually well ohmrved. A few operators enm
inunccd to trade shortly after the close of the regular
Heard, but a threat to impose the fines soon dispersed
the crowd, and nothing was done afterwards except tu
puts ami culls. Wheal was quoted at
for the mouth.
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCOHOL—Was quiot at «J.2SfIa.IJO.
BROOM-CORN—Was moderately active and tolerably
steady. Now corn, partially cured, Is quoted
below the ruling prices for old. New corn Is coming
In from Kansas and sections of this State, though the
Illinois growers are generally bolding their crops
above the views of buyers. Tbo quality of the crop
Is poor, and there Is very little choice hurl, so that old
burl Is likely to rule high throughout the year. We
quoto: Good to choice old hurl, lI(3U,Vc; brush (hat
will work Into a choice hurl broom, lOftilc ; fair to
good do, o(s3*rfo ; Inferior brush, crooked,
a«i,7c.
1875. 1871,
.12,430 C,B'X)
. 1,020 :t,tiH>
.15,270 2:1,750
10,030 1,230
BUTTER—Remains firm, Tbo demand from East<
cm buyers is leu urgent, but, with a well sustained
demand from other sources, receivers find no dlQioulty
la keeping stocks dawn to small dimensions. Tbo
supply is of a better than average quality, tbo propor-
tion of Inferior butter being noticeably small. Wo
qnole : Choice to fancy yellow, 30 3310 ; medium to
good grades. 19Q23c; inferior to common, 13Q17a.
DADOING—For cotton soamicss bags tbo market
continues active and strong. Tbo activity of the pant
fortnight baa dispelled all fears of an ov'orsnpply, and
It begins to look os though some portion of the Into re
duction would bo recovered a little further along la
tbo season. Burlaps and gunnies aro quiet: Stark A,
27tfc; Luwistou, Silo; Monlunp, ihlo; Ontario 2CJtfc;
American A, 25^0; Amoskeag. UsJsc: burlap bags,
4 bn, Hair.o; do, 6 bu, 15Q10o; gunnies, single, 15
Qlriu ; do double, 25Q380 ; wool sacks, 6UQ32c.
CHKEUE—Tbo firmer tone of the seaboard markets
has strengthened tbo feeling hero, but iu tbo absence
of anything mono than a fair demand tboro Is no
quotable advance in prices. Quotations aro lOtal'Jo
fur good to fancy factory, and BQ9)tfo for lower
grades.
COAL—Tbo market remains as before, ruling mod*
erately active and firm at the annexed range of
prices: Lcklgh, 110,00; Lacauwannn, rango and
nut, $9.60; do egg, canned, $3.00011.00: Hock
lug Valley, s4.f>o; Indiana block, $5.30; Baltimore A
Ohio, 10.00; 111in0i5,51,00(35.00.
EOOH—Were scarce and Urm at 20(323c. The re
ceipts were moderate,and the local dealora and ahlppers
were buying.
FISH—The demand for codfish was again brlfk, and
a further advance in prices Is likely to occur souu.
Mackerel also will undoublodly go higher, aa prices
hero aro now lower than at the East. Lake flub remain
quiet ami about steady. No. 1 whltoflsb, Jtf-brl,
$1.60(34.00; No. 2 do, f1.40Qf.45; No. 1 trout, *1.50
M 3.75; No. 1 shore mackerel, new, kf-bri, $10.25
Qlo.50; No. 1 bay, Is.oJi.i H. 25; No. 3 mackerel,
K-brl, |7.35Q7.£0; family mackerel, Jf-brl, JS.OJ
135,25; No. 1 shore kits, |1.00r«],70; No. 1 bay
kits, ft.30(31.33: largs family kits,' sl.odi<vi.()s; bank
codfish, s.v>*iQ3.7s: Qturgu’a codtlsb, $7.7500.00;
new Labrador herring, split, brla, JH.SUQif.7S; do
14-brl, $1,501*4,74: Labrador herring, round, brls,
Jti.3s •> fi.so; do M-brl, $1.60Q'J,76; scaled herring, i>cr
box, 440413 c; Columbia Hirer salmon, itf-brl, SH,33Q
Id.so.
FiIUITS AND NUTS—This market was without im
portant change. Trade was not as active aa could bo
desired, but was probably quite up fo general «x
--pectstions, and the tenor of prices was fairly
firm. Wo quote: Forxiok—Dales. CQOtfct figs,
layers, lOQlTo: Turkish prunes, French
prums, crop 1f)73,
Q 2.35 ; loose Muscatel, fJ.2UQ3.Su; Eaute currants,
B.<«q7c; citron, 25( ; i;28c: lemon peel. IBQ2OO. Do
utsTtc—Aiden apples, ihqsuo; Michigan apples,
PjtfQlOo; Indiana and Illinois, 80,8>v c * pca<he«.
halves, do mixed, OQ%c; do, pared, 19
(3300 ; blarkbi tries, raspberries, 33<3:i4c;
pitted cherries, 260330. Nuts—Filberts, loo»lilMc;
almonds, Terra|{ouo,3U<> 33c; Naples walnuts, 13014 c;
Oreuublc walnuts, 13« i lie ; Brurils, 7Jtf(ap*c: pecans,
Tuans, lltQMc; Wilmington peanuts, VQOJtfc; Ten*
Ui-Mce peanuts, OU0Bo; African peanuts. CQi!>fo.
CiJUiEN FUUl’i'B—Urspea were in liberal supply
and cosier. Peaches and plums were slow. Apples
were firm under moderate ntforings and continued
fair local and country demand. Oranges, $7.50
(33.00 per box; Palermo and Naples lemons, JIi.OOQ
111.ifi; Malaga do, $11.00; Delaware peaches, $1.25
<3l/0 per box, or 76a per basket; apples, fair
to choice. $.’.7603.00 per brl iu lots, snd SJ.OUQ
3.76 per brl: Concord grapes, Ohio, SJ.6O per case of
3d IU; do Michigan, in baskets,
SJ.S) per case; pears, 73cQl.i>0 per basket; plums,
iI.UOQI.6U; Cranberries, |lu.o(K<« 12.00 per brl; Call
funds poars. SJ/xu e.Ct) per bos.'
(iltUUEIUNti—Thu groisry market was leas active
than during the preceding days of the week, but In
other respccta (be situation waa unchanged. Price*
were Arm, as given below t
Pick— Uanguon, Carolina, 78Xc(Jjltft
Louisiana, l ;e.
Coffki:s— O. 0. Java,3 Java No. 2,
cholco to fancy Itlo, 2t 1 4 i4'J.'>ft; good to prlmu do,
3l"3lJtfo; common to f.iir, Si^u,'U^c ; rosilng, aij,-
; Hiugaporu Java, 2X427c; Cotta Idea, 2.*i*‘itk;o:
iluracallK), 2>(4»Ce.
Suuaus—Patent cut loaf, crushed and
powdered, IP.QIIV'-’ i granulated, l|tf<.. U*io 5 A,
aiaudaru, do No. 3. l'iV;(4lu>;o 5 It,
J 0‘ 4 o; extra o,lo',(<tlO l 4C { CNo. 2, luc; yellow 0
No. 1, yViU'J.’.c ; vUiilco browu, fair to prime
do, H. 1 ; common do, 7 '.m Ult(c; choice molasses
sui'ar, VijlMfu 1 common to good do,7* 4 mß>fc.
Bluff*—California augur-loaf drips, 7tb<>*Jo; dla
moud drips, 11.03.1 l.lo; silver drliis, extra flue, Old
Ujo 1 good sugur-bousu sirup, 500500 5 extra do, 6:{4
tXW j New Orleans moUaaus, ohotco old, 704730 i do
iirlme, titffdTOc ; 110 < ommon (u good, ad .^POo; Porto
Uco moUkses, common moluaea, iOGiiic s
blackstrap, b iiJJ'c.
Ht'lCLs—Allapiro, 150K.c; doves, COQWc 5 camla,
.UJ.*; (ippir. l‘j\'.< jou ; nutmegs, t
Calcutta ginger, 1 j. l^v»it»\c.
HoAi'ii—Tmo lUiui, : German Mottled, CV"? 1 'I
White Lily, ' 4 (4
Imperial, Oe; Uoldcu West,
PAY—The higher grades of timothy wero bought
for the Htoek-Yurds at ilU.iXl for No. I, slid upland
w*t arm st IPi.yo. No. 1 pralrlo sold at Ut».W)
mui:a-Wero moderately active, gvfc being the av«
j rago |>rico fur green aloe*. A low order* are coming
iu Ircm (be Eoat, tod local (aimer* are buying to
ku;iit> extent, Choice aUsor blilua aoiueliiuca bring
>.. c atovo <|Uotaiiuua. We roi«at: Ureeu city butch*
ira’, green cured light and heavy, «Woj
grouu calf, dry Hint hides, kin and calf, 15
*lry *all«d bidua, HHk4l'i>*cs deacon akmi,
4o(auoc, Uidoa vlth one grub and over ara cltMud ia
dnmnged. Damaged tine* brings two-thlrda prico,
nod branded lo per cant mT. Shonp pella. iloid:j.’e.
HOl’H—Wcro dull aud weak under largo olTcrlnga,
Wiacmirlna tiro quoted at yylik, mid Canteen* at 12 .a
IIIOIIWINKR—'Were .lull mil unchanged. Hales
were rrj orled of M) brl* at |LI3 per gallon, Out«ldo
of Jlili* transaction the market win quotnblo
1)1(1, and |1.13 asked, our market being r-.datively high.
IKON AND HI Ml’f<—Were In iiUHtiTAto demand nt
aiirlinm: <1 rates s Iron, 2Jtf.«2 , 4 0 rates* Imrse-shoo
Iron, 4. 4 V** S Norway do, 7(4He per !h; Norway unit
rod*, M •*; English ■prim' Heel, 1(41 Ic ; Anvrh.Mii
runt aprlii t steel, 11(413's steel lire, Pgloe 5
tool steel. American east, Joe; do r.ngli«h t 2Je.
I.EATHEII—A moderate amount of trailing was ac
complish'd it steady prb%s. Wo continue to quote:
ilhiri.orK,
Calf, No. I, ...fI.JOiSI.-i3 Line $ 35 4 37
C.lf, No, 2 h .41,0-3 Ilmliiloslaugli-
Vcais, No, 1.... 7iv*l.lW ter mb* (l est) ; 3c«» 07
Kips f.O « 73 ‘MI. A.”n010... 2.1.4 31
2J.C 20 -Ml. A. U. IV»
p>4 21 sole
31(4 ;, 4 Insolo
tipper. No. 1,
Upper, No. 2.
Harness
00(4.1.30 Harness.
GOI4 V 0 I Buie
3-"tS »• 1
I ai NCU FTOCH.
Upper.
Calf 1.r.0 .'2.vo | Kip 1.03,^1.40
OlLS—Quotations wero tho same as for Urn past two
or three preceding days, where at (ho moment (hey n\f
pear to bo slcaity. UV repc it our list: Carbon (standard
white), 113 deg. ted, do Illinois legj! lc«ts,
1311 deg,. 14J<e : do headlight, 173 deg., Ifl i; extra
lard utl, strictly winler, 11.2' M do cuircnt make,
f1.07(41.C8; No. I,
raw, 1.2 c; Iwllcd, f>7o; whale, do winter
bleached, 7C(A7rtc 5 sperm, |2.21« 2.:i0; tioalsfoot oil,
strictly pure,'|l.l3 fi 1,23 ; do extra, 03c; do No. 1,83 c ;
bank oil, 30c; straits, 03c; plumbago nit, fi0(«7&c;
turpentine, 3c; napbtlia, 63 gravity, 13c; naphtha,
common, 12(913c ; West Virginia oils, natural, 23 deg.,
23c ; natural, 30 deg., : ! 0c; reduced, 2H deg., 22i.r 23c.
I'OULTUY AND UAMF,—TIis olTerings of chickens
wero liberal and (hero was only a fair mnulryivt tho
ruling prices. Spring* wero sold at %i. i3(4J,23 and
mlxod and old chicken* at |t. per dozi Duck*
were quoted nt |3.tK'(.i < 3.33: turkeys at 12J.jc per lh.
I’rario chickens wore iu inod. rato demand at $J.73(,4
<.o't pup do/, and mallard ducks at |2.75, and sniad
ducks at 11.73 52.00. Hritno weroanhl at U.'iO per do/.
HKKDB—Timothy was dull and caller. Tho receipts
were largo and buyers were holding off. I‘rlme was quo
ted at J2.;i3.12.40, and lower grades at {.’.o '(S 2.311. Flat
was In largo supply ami dull at 11.20.i1..;J for fair
to prime. Clover was quoted at $ ;.<•*
BALT—Continues In fair donum.) and steady ;
Saginaw, Onondaga, am) Canada, flue, |i.fi»; ordi
nary coarse, |l.7u; dairy, without bags, 73c; dairy,
with bags, fd.'O; Ashton dairy, pep sack, |i.C‘U.
TJiAS—'There was it quiet feeling in this market and
prices wers easy. Quotations Wero not changed:
OuNrow-Di:tt Motcne—Choice to fancy, H.noai.io*
good to prime, fo.tUjc; common to good, 40.«5Uc*
I’lngsuey, choice, new. 75(1.800; fair to good’,
63(4 me ; common, u’arftOe. iMcrnnr. Moruxr.—
Choice to fancy, ROuVOc; good to prime, u (4
7»c; common, ;ii(44uc; MugHin-y choice, 7Uc?7se;
fair to good, 60.\0>c ; commou, 4i'c. Japan
Choice to fancy new, 85(4; 0; 5 do fully fdr to prims,
7U(«<73c; do common to good, G 7;« Coc; chqtco to fancy
old, 7uc473c; good to prime, do, s’i(<4ij); common, 33
(S4')c. Uot.oNo—Choice to fancy, bOctai.CO; good to
prime, fid «;70c 5 common, :ifl'44oc.
WuuD—Was Arm at |I.OO for beech, and at |?.00 for
maple.
slow and saay at 6<7|7c for common to
fair, and PtSu.vjc for good to choice offerings.
YLGLTAUl.l'S—Potatoes wero scarcely called for on
(ho street and tho offerings wero small but ample.
The farmers still supply tho city with potatoes, and,
Indeed, almost all tho vegetables grown iu this suetinu,
and nt such low prices as to completely shut out thu
firoducts of tho country which usually cornu forward
n largo quantities at this tlrno lu tho ii asun, Hwcet
potatoes uro quoted at for Jerseys, and
12.00.42.50 for Southern.
WOOL—Was quiet uud unchanged. Following tiro
the quotations : TuSwashed, strictly prime, 520i5;1c;
do poor to good. 4i((jJ.4Hc; washed tleccu, fine, tootle;
do medium, 41($t3c; do coarse, bffllOo; nnwantied, Ono
heavy to light, ltl($2Ho; do medium, 32@aJe; do
coarse,
LIVE STOCK.
cuicauo.
r.teeivti—
Monday
Tuesday,...
Wednesday..
Thursday...
Friday
Saturday....
CiilfV. Ilona. f.V/r.
It,'.<Bl 4,tUVJ ), | K.l
, O.Thl . I'vill ],o.*>4
4,iITU ’ 11,2:11 2,117
4,l>*>ti JU.IIJ 2.0 U
, I,'ith p,a-;3 ai7
1,501 8,(00 tOJ
Total 1U.577 s'\4‘)s 7,<U-
Same time hut week IJ.ItU 40,5-t'J 0,31 c
ATiipmotti—
Monday...
Tuesday...
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1, 3,730 I'.'S
1,0.’3 3,i*ni) 210
2, •Jio
2,r.0 7,147 I,2>'W
2,Oi:C C.OtfS {lil
Total lO.Ol'l 23,170 2,W1
Last wook l'.* f OJ3 3.»,277 ».u
CATTLE—Prices opened weak on Monday, and re
mained eo to tlio close, casing off a little from day to
day until an aggregate decline of per 100 1U
has been suffered In all grades except feeders. Far
tlio latter class, owing to the existence of a more than
ordinarily good demand, former prices have been pret
ty well sustained, the poorer grades only being quol
ably lower. The Eastern markets, as well as our own,
have been overstocked, and a general and material
shrinkage In values there Is also noted, New York, Al
bany, Buffalo, and Pittsburg being from a X&.Ve
lower than at the close of tbo previous week. At this
season of the year the States lying east of us fiiruUh
nearly enough stock to supply their own cities snd
towns, and during October our receipts of shipping
beeves should bo kept down to the minimum. The
week’s business was chiclly at for poor to
good fat cows; at |2.76'5;i.50 fur Texans; it $ t.OCQ
3.7 A for stock cattle; snd at $4.0d(55,00 for shipping
steers.
Saturday was a dull day. Shippers did llttio and
the demand from other sources also was restricted.
During Friday and Saturday a considerable amount of
stock was shipped on Hast iu first hands. If tbo ad
rices from below may bo relied upon tbo parties so
shipping will find that they have not acted wisely.
When the regular shippers stand aloof the “ experi
menters ” may safely conclude that there is no margin
of profit for them. The market closed dull and heavy,
with many cattle left in the yards.
WUOTATIOM9.
Extra Beeves—Graded steers, weighing 1,350
to 1,500 Iba $ g,20
Choice Beeves—Fine, fat, well-formed 3 year
to 6 year old steers, weighing 1,31.0 to
1.400 tbs 6.50QC.00
Good Beeves—Well-fattened steers, weigh
ing 1.160 to 1,240 Iba 4.76(35.25
Medium Grades—Steers in fair flesh, weigh
ing I.IUO to 1,300 tbs 4,1504,05
Butchers’ Stock—Poor to fair steers, snu
common to choice cows, for city slaughter,
weighing 800 to 1,100 lbs 2-50Q3.75
Stock Cattle—Common cattle, weighing 70u
to 1,0(0 lbs 2.5CQ3.75
Inferior—Light and thin cows, heifers,
stags, bulla, and seals war steers 1.75Q2.25
Texas Oattlo—ThrouuU droves 3.50(33,74
HUGH—biaca out lost weekly review uninterrupted
activity has distinguished the hog market, and tbs
course of prices has been steadily upward. Thu re
ceipts were some 10,000 In excess of tbo total for tbo
previous week, but the sharp advance lit (bo product
called out an urgent demand both from the local and
Eastern trade, and the dally arrivals were swallowed
up almost ss fast as unloaded from the cars. Prices
have advanced 30Q40c, common to prime light weights
Bolng to SS.COQH.3d, and poor to good heavy to 59.10 Q
.60. There wst a moderate inquiry for Philadelphia
hog* at $2.0009.60.
on Saturday there was an active movement, and for
light grades the market retained Its firm tone. Heavy
bogs, however, eased up a (rills, sales Indicating a re
duction from Friday's quotations af 6o per lUO lbs,
Tbo quality continues to Improve, but tboro is sUlla
preponderance of low and medium grades.
UOQ BALKK.
.Vo. A t>. /Virf.l,
24.. |UOi
61..
.Vo. Av, Price.l
ad.... 213
t1i....2<:4 H.aJ
I .Vo. At. Pri-e.
< ao.„.a,'jo ftua
| W....1'.»4 8.-.'5
50.. H. 15
! 01....190 8,15
I 40....213 B.u<)
' 47... .5419 B,'JO
47, B.JI
22.. 8,00
J2....2U 8.00
C3....1VJ 7.40
8.50
f1)....3U 8.15
I 01....257 8.10
40....814 8.20
b.a->|
16111*179 l!bf)'
3t, ..201 H. 8 3!
.233 6.3 j;
»)....av) s.auj ai...,a« s.isi
33.. 8.;w ; (0....v0i h.oo!
C.i,. .|m» a.ool 48.... an «.:js
53.. 8,;!0| 24....288 8.10
20,. .a-fl 1.73 8).... am h!do
i 11,.. .‘Jilt H.iftl
.213 8.00
£2»....8:>8 8.80
.110 8.83
A7....1U0 B.UU
41....ii0l
23.. ..808 8.81)1
18.. 801 H.isl
40....838 8.831
CL. .11l 8.23
bllEEl'—TUcro was a reasonably active demand
throughout tUe past week, ami the market was again
characterized by steadiness. The receipts were some
what larger than (be average, but so Increased ship
ping movement relieved the market. There were sales
ull the way from 13.U0 for inferior to $-3.23 for extra,
though the bulk of tbo stock was disposed of at $3.73(4
4.30 for common to good qualities.
LUMORR.
The cargo market waa active on Saturday nearly to
the extent of the offerlnga, which did uot exceed a
dozen cargoce. The market clciod very firm, u there
waa a good inquiry for lumb r, and It la thought that
(he receipts for a few days will be light, aa the vesaela
were Mo In gettlug out last week. Piece eluff aold at
|3.2#, aud doted very firm. Common and medium
Inch waa alroag at **.50(911.00, and fencing sold at
tlu.oo afloat. Choice mill-run lumber waa quoted at
U3.W415.00. Choice lumber la dull, as the yards are
already wdi supplied, and there la Utile oulalda de*
maud for It.
Hale* were reported of:
Cargo acbr South Ride, Montagu*. ICO m Mleclod
Imii'H r, at $18.50; cargo to arrive from Cheboygan, COO
in mllljruu lumber, at S7.OU, $13.'0 ami $1)3.00, (Jbeboy.
Kau inspection; cargoacbr Felicitous, from Montague,
I'.u in mm nn»u strip* and boards, at fd.WJ ; 40 m
Inch at $4,00; carau scbr Andrew Jackson, from (fraud
Haven, 183 m strip* and board* it III. 03; cargo acbr
Abigail, (fraud llavin, 116 m strip* and board* at
111.00 |l,«00 | Icketa at $7.00 ; cargo acbr A. 11. Nichole,
fensuuki-e, liW) in atrip* and harts at $13.03 ; 60 ui lath
at sl.lO. bold by Irish, dullru & Co.
Cargo acbr btucklrldgo, Manistee, ICO m Joist* and
•canning at $1.35; cargo aebr Outcb|x>l«, Manistee, 63
in lumber, 33 ft and over, at $11.67 M 176 m foist* and
•landing at $*.35. fMd by J. M. lawml* ft Co.
The duiiiand et tbe yard* continue* very active, and
•nine of ibe lower grade* will probably advance In*
few day*. Fencing is vury Arm, and some dealer* uru
already asking |i0.50, and refuse to bill fur loss. a*
the slock i* light and almost esbauated at aome of the
yards. Julets and scantling are aUo atroug, being in
active demand for shipment, and to aome extent fur
local umc. Quotations:
Flm clear.. . $41,00416.00
B«coud clear. 1 inch to 3 Inch,
Third ciaor. 1 inch...,,
Clear flooring, first and second, rougn.... 31,006104.00
Clear Biding, first ntid second H.iOifllMlt
FI rat common Killing ir,.on(iji7.iK)
Flooring, first cnrnnion, dressed :;ti.n0.»37.0«
Flooring, second common, dressed 21,'MM.’4.0)
Jloj boards, A 36.mM17 00
lloi boards, B 26.iH)..i > ~t7.W
A stock hoards, lOnml 12 In 3VM37.1K)
Bslock boards 3'i.iM).<27.(Kl
<)"»o?k board* IfI.dOUM.OO
*enctng{lfif|.) lu.OOrfli.oo
(.ommon lumber, IN ft and tinder ll).(»VAll.t)0
JolsUaud soantllug. !Wto 31ft H.fWfai4.«>o
““'V; I.JMJJB
Aaimigica s.vi.a j.w
Th»i .\orthrt*(frn l.umhtrvutn give* (be following
statement showing tlio movement of lumber, etc., fur
the mouth ending Bcpt. 26, with comparisons s
Wi/pmenfj*.
. , „ m*s. m;<. 1-7 A. ih7t.
Lumber, m ft... io«,ka w.vhu 7 '.»U7 M.or;
Htiln«lcs, m O',M7 ft i,211 32,(Ml ai,:ill
Lath, m pc* 13.01!) 12.0)0 6,000 O.OVi
Decrease In receipt* from August 5,014,iwr,
Increase over September, 1974 4’,2'M,917
Increase In shipments over August 15,r,77.«t|
lucre*™ over September. 1974 1C,080,1C0
.wpwsnfs from Jan 1 to Sett. 33.1H73;
Lumber, in ft 4:11,731 413,394
Hhlnglca, m SHH,4t:o 243,231
Lath, m pc* 23,040 30,640
23(» 27
2J..4 26
ra 40
36(4
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FpteM IHtpiileh in Chiexia TVfftun#.
LirrnrooL, Ocl. 2—11:30 a. m.—Ftoon—So. 1, 23«;
No. 2,24*.
Ohais—Wheal—Winter, No. I,loa 9d; No. 2,10 a;
spring No. 1,0 s lid • No. 2, At Od ; white. No. 1,11 s
3d; No. 2,11 s; club. No. I.lla 8d; No. 2, lla 4d.
Corn—No. 1. Q‘.>i 3d ; No. 2. 2*a Od.
I’liovtsioss—Pork, 77a. Cd.
Livebpool, Oct. 2—2;30 p, m.—l’no visions— Lard,
CO* Cd, Pork, 77« od.
Liverpool, Ocl, a— Evening.— Flooh— Extra State
22a.
Oratn—'Wheat—No, 1 spring firm at Da lOd ; No. 2
Milwaukee firmer at Da 3d ; No. 2 Chicago spring, da.
Corn—Mixed steady ; 2<<b !'d.
Provision*— Pork—Prime meaa, Eaalern, 89s ;
prime me**, Western, 76*. Bacon Cumberland
cut firm; short rib steady, at 6Ga Cd; short clear
■toady ul 64* ; hams, long cut. Cla ; shoulders dull at
39a fid. Beef—lndia meaa, Aoa; extra do, 130 s; mcaa
aloady at fids. Lard—Prime Western, 60s fid.
Tallow—Prime city, 47* Cd.
Spirits Toiipentinf.—xt*.
ItEstN—Common, r>s ; flue, 17a.
Cheese—Choice, 635,
Antwerp, Oct. 2.—Pirntobcou—23s (id.
London, Oct 2,—Dank op Ln<ii.ani>— The amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance ioMlay was XHO.UUd.
Consols—Money, y:t 13-15; account, 94*/.
American SECuniTiE*—6ls*. U)o*<; *fl;s, 107 X •
10.40.*, lU4V ; now c*. 10l>i ; Now York Central, 02 ;
Erie. 18; preferred. 39.
Paris, Oct. 2.—Denies, fl6f C’tfc.
FnANKEoiir, Oou a.—United Hiatm Bonds—New
»•, 03>/.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Oct. 2.—During lliopast week the market
has been more octlvn than for A long time, the sales
comprising 2,300,C00 1I;b of all kinds, and although no
ebungo In price* can bo quoted, yot thoro Is a better
feeling. Fine Uteres have been more in demand, and
are now quite firm nt the low prices current for somo
weeitß past. Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania X and
XX fleeces have been made at Ib.i'-Wo; tho
principal sales at 45ft40c. Ono very choieo
lot, 43c. Medium and No. 1 Ohio hsvo been sold at 43
One. Thcro have been a number of largo buyers in
Iho market, and cheap lots of flue fleeces aro fast
disappearing, although they still hesitate to pay over
43c for good average lots of X and XX, Anything that
commands an advance on this price mutt bo
in very good condition. Biles of Michigan
and Wisconsin fleeces* haro bceen mado at 43
041-ks; fair and good average lota of X
up to 43(n'47c for medium. Tho demand for combing
and delaine fleeces continues good, and all available
lots Lave met with ready sale at full previous prices.
Fine delaine have been Quod average and
choice lots delaine and combing, 63c?t)Cc, and unwash
ed, 40r<7 49c, tho latter prlco for choice Indiana. In
pulled wool iho business has been light, with sales of
super aud X at33&Coc.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New Yoiik, Oct. 2.—Tho packing trade in domestic
goods is quiet, except prints, which aro in good do
mnnd. Cotton flannels are active, and low gradea are
sold up to receipts by agents. Hamilton navy-blue
prluts are reduced to Bv,c, aud Elmwood bleached
shirtings to 13c. Woolen goods far men's wear ruled
quiet, but flannels arc in steady demand.
PITTSBURG OIL MARKET.
PiTTincno, Pa., Oct. 2.—Petroleum dull; crude,
$1.62# at Parker's; refined, 13, J ,'{jJl3#c, Philadelphia.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
Sffeiat tUrpateh to Tht Chtntn Jribunt,
N*w York, Oct. 2.—Orais—UTtoat market less
active, and 102 c lower; sales, 9(1,000 bn, part last
evening, at $1.0301.08 for rejected spring; $1.00(91.11
for No. 0 Chicago ; $1.13 for No. 3 Milwaukee ; $1,23 9
1.26 for old No. 3 Chicago; $1.2301.30 for do No. 3
Northwestern ; $1.2701.30 for No. 3 Milwaukee; $1.37
01.11 for No. 1 spring ; $1.3101.13 for new and old
winter rod Western; $1.33(91.41 for do amber Wist*
cm; and $1.6301.60 for do white Western; alio 8.000 bn
No. 1 Minnesota, fur October, at $1.11; 10,000 bu No. 1
while Toledo, deliverable up to tho 18th of October, at
sl.lO, and 50,000 bu No. 3 Milwaukee for November at
$1.38. Ryo dull at 69003 c for Western and BUto. Bar*
loy dull and heavy s sales, 0,500 bu Canada West at
$1.30. Corn scarcely so firm; sales, 73,000 bu at 67®
080 for steam Western mixed; CBMO7UO tor sail do ;
and 70c«t710 fur high mixed and yellow Western. OaU
dull and alwut 1c lower ; sales, 50,000 bn at 31055 c for
now mixed and while, Including while State at 100
650 ; mixed Western at 100 Mo ; white do at 45055 c ;
and old mixed Wetdorn At 50?{o afloat.
PnovisiONS—Middle* firm of 13X0130 for long
clear. Lard firm; solos 100 tea at l3»;c for prime
stcuin.
Wjixskt—Market a shade easier; sates 200 farls at
$1.11) V< per gallon.
Guockihui— Sugar market dull and unchanged; fair
to good refining la quoted at 7X08!,'o; prime at
and Nos. 10 and 13 Havana af 808Jtfc, The coffee
market continues quiet and firm ; wo quote 1110 at 13
031Xo In gold, and Maracaibo at 31033 c In gold.
i7b th» A’lofi ittJl'rtn.]
ct. 3.— Floor— Steady, with a fair do*
maud ; good Inquiry for shipping grades, which are
scarce; receipt*, 13,000 brls; superfine Stats and
Weitern, $1.1001,60; common to good extra, $l.<CO
6.23; good to choice, $6.1000.60; white wheat extra,
$0.6007.55; extra Ohio, $3.7397.00; SU Louis, $3,933
0.00. Rye flour quiet and unchanged.
Corn* Meal— Quiet and unchanged.
Grain—Wheat levs active and lower, shippers bold*
logoff; receipts, 63.000 bu; No. I, $1.3701.415 re*
jeeted, $1.0301.015 No. 3 Chicago spring, $1.3301.30,
for store; No. 3 Chicago spring, 11.0.M1.U; No. 3
Milwaukee. $1.3701.30; No. 3 do, $1.15; No. 3 North*
westoru, $1.3501.36 5 winter rod Western, sound and
old, $1.3101.3 dX ; amber do, $1.3101,41; white do,
$1.3201,00, Ryo market dull; Western and State, BJ
(do3c. Harley dull and heavy; O-rowod State, $1.10;
Canada West, $1.30. Malt heavy j 0-rowcd State, $1.30,
Corn opened steady and closed lower; receipts, ib 1,000
bu 5 Western mixed afeam, O70O81<o; do sail. 08X0
7Cc; high mixed and yellow Western. 70071 c. Oats
In moderate demand and unchanged; receipts.
48.003 hu.
JUT—Heavy; shipping, 65070 c.
Hors—Unchanged,
OuooxniEs—Ulocoffce quiet and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and unchanged. Molasses quiet hut study. iUoo
quiet ami unchanged.
PkTiioLEuu— Quiet and nominal; crude. 6 V07o:
refined, I3?;014c.
avmiTß Turpentine—Dull; 3Jo33itfc,
Strained Resin—tl.7orrfl.7s,
Kuos—Firm : Western. 27Jtf0580.
Provisions—Pork firmer; new mess, $33.35033.40.
Bevf quid. Cut meats quiet: middles firmer; West*
ern long clear, 13XO. Urd firmer; prime stum,
13 15.16011 c,
Hunan—Firmer! Western, 169260.
Chbksk—>firm;
Wiiukt—A shade easier ; JI.IKW,
LuTiien—Firm. Hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres end
Rio Urande light, middles, ami heavy whlghts, 3(1(4
2 HMc ; California do, 35<g37a 5 common do, 36Q^8.Uc.
wool— Dt-maud fair and market firm; domestic
fleece, ii(4Mo; pulled, 3T9i(Jo ; unwashed, 17(4,13c.
Mktals—Manufactured copper unchanged: ingot
lake quiet and unchanged. Irou-Scoth aim pig quiet
aud uuchaugod, at 139.1XK418.605 Ainoriean quiet and
unchanged 5 itussta sheeting, I'iJtfyiJ^c.
Nails—Unchanged.
fir. Louts. Mo., Oct. a.— FLuun-Qulol hut steady.
Ouain—Wheat—A sharp decline for cosh; options
higher: No. 3 red winter, |l.63tf cash; 11.. vi
October; |I.MIf(AI.S4Jtf November; No. j do,
f1.3W41.3rt. Corn higher; No. 2 Western, 65e hid
cash : iii443Vo November. OtU—Market easier; No.
9,37 c cash. Barley weak. Byo firmer; No. 2,71 c.
FnovtajoMS—Fork higher, at 133.0 J. Lard firmer
aud held higher, at 113.26 asked for summer ateau :
IIJ.W bid for prime steam. Bulk meals firmer and
held higher: shoulders, Oo J aides, 13 4i:Pio asked.
Bacon esclted and higher ; shoulders, Uh«loc l tides.
IJiMllo; dear, l»*,«m<c.
Wilis st—yule I and unchanged at |1.15
Uxokipts—Flour, 6 t 2odhrlaf wheat, jj.OOObu: corn,
3,000 hu; oats. 17,000 hu j rye, M,006 La: barley.
loOOhu; bogs, J'JOhead; callle, I,ooohead.
Toledo, 0., Oct. 2.—Fluub—Utcady.
OUiiN—Wheal—No. 3 while Wabash, |1,87tf1N0.3
do, Jl.iii! No. I white Michigan, tUJj No. 3 d0.|1.17 1
atoLer Michigan, spot and October, |1.35U: Novum'
her, 11.39; No, 3 rod wilder, f 1.27 5 rejected rod,
94<-, Cora quiet but steady; high-mixed, spot, and
October. Me j November, 68c; low-mixed, UWo:
No, l white, 03c: No. 3 wulte, SBo; no grade. Ho.
Cats dull and s shade lower j No. 3apot and October,
November, 38.-; white, 41c | Michigan, spot
aud October, 37c ] November, 371*0.
BAI/miOBC.
uaLTiu.uttx, Ud., oct. 3.— Flodb—Tory Arm and
unchanged.
Uuaim—Wheal strong; No. 3 Western red, ll.BS]
Pennsylvania red, 1i.3-VAl.iO. Corn quiet but nrm ;
Western mixed, Me. Oats quiet hut firm. Western
while, 609330 t Western 'P 11 '* 1 , 679i90, itya steady
at t»5986e.
. Hat— Finn and demand good and nnebanged.
fttoviuoM fiesuaa ana strong, Fork,
ta.OOtfiJ.OO
W.OOyWI.OO
.... 88.M9W.00
, - rj •'«■■■* ns
Finn; Wenlcrn extra*, 30c; do flnl*, 2JI
crude,refined, n#
riiir.*nrt.riiiA. Oct, 3.— iwruoLKDii— Refined, ill'*.
crude, 111*4 e.
Flour—Dull; medium and low (trade* drnn^«-.
low., Minnesota, and Wlaconaln axtrS fimi
7.25 ; Ht.te, Ohio, and Indiana,
grades, |7.2'x.i 9.60, ’ Uuc J
Grain—Wheat firmer: old red. $1.46 j newdn «i i«
«1.4(>; sprouted, $1.(13*1.10: whltol
andicr, $1.26 id.4l. Corn steady ; yellow, lawalje!
mixed, 7H*(*73c. Oata firmer; mixed,
white, ’ ’ 4 Ai»lte;
Provisions—Firmer; me*a pork, $23 loan *n
Beef ham*,514.03(414.23; amoked,*lo.oo(3l7.oo hM
sl3.:i7Sh<ll.7ft. «»u.w. hard
WnisKT—sl.lo.
IlurTin—Steady • New York Stale and SradfnM
County extras, 32 «.3lc; firm*, .oc; Western 7?
(to. 2B(tsMc; Aral*, 243210; roll*, extras, irjtiiaio ,*
finds, 2L.42.V-, ’
Cheese—Firm; fine Western, ll(813c.
lino*— Lower ; Western fre»h, 2Cc.
Cincinnati, 0., Oct. 2.— Fr.ouu—Quiet and ateid*
Grain-Wheat) Istoidy and firm; bent tinaiitila
;e;.rco; red, $1.:i(W41,4J. Com .inlet and atea, rii
io. oata quirt and unchanged at ;io ,i\Z
Itarlry quiet and unchanged. Ilyo dull at 7.VaTB e .
Provisions—Pork strong and higher at |2j.2s*t«*,
$27.60 buyer Oclolwr. Lard quiet and firm* itA,*.'
hlV'tl-Wo; kettle, incite. Bulk meat* (w*
and hold higher; shoulders, »e; clear rib, I3e* C | fe ,,
I'lHc. Bacon atrong and higher; shoulders. ou/.'
clear rib active at !4riU4‘,o; clear, 14S*c. '* •
Wimst—Active at $1.13.
Foos—Steady at 19e.
Butter—gutot and unchanged.
Cheese—Firmer; held atllx<sl2o.
Oils—Linseed nil dull ami unchanged. Lard «a
firm and unchanged,
jiii.waokee.
Milwaukee, Ocl. 2.—Flour—Qnlrt and stcadr
Grain—Wheat quiet and weak; No. 1 MilwauV**
IL-'UWjj hard, |1.24; No. 2 Milwaukee, 11.12: OotoWp
11.12; NovemUr,sl.b3; N 0.3,.3, fl.i 'i. Corn i, C nffl
and nearly nominal ; No. 2, n*t«i Oata In f,u
demand and lower ratca; No. 2, 3 lVf«34c, it ir u,
weak and lower; No. 2 spring, ttetober, }l.oc* vZ
vomber ll.O.t; No. 3 spring, 720. Byo steady with,
fair demand ; No. 1,73 c. "
Provision*—Unsettled and firm; Mesa pork, tteii*
at $22.60, Prime lard, ’
Frkiuiits—Quiet but firm ; wheat to Buffalo 5u 9 ,
Oswego, 6*/e. '
ItEOEiPTa—Flour, 6.000 brls; wheat, 182,000 Ijil
Suipmxnxb—Hour, 9,000 brls; wheat, 20,000 bu.
Buffalo. Oct. 2.—Fiifioiits—More active at ai/e.
Oswrgo and Kingston, 4#ia6c. '* *
Bran—
llKcwpru— Fiour, 3fio brts; wheal, 40,000 bu •
22,(0.) bus oats, H.noObu. 1 rora *
SinrifENTa—Flour, O'M) bria; wheat/ac.oM in»
corn, 25,000 bur oatu, rt.OM im, •
Buffalo, Oct. 2.—Grain—Wheat neglected inA
entirely nominal. Corn dull, hoary, nml lowff*
sales,-.'.OM 1m No. 2 lots at r.2.«02#c. OaU Inactln!
Ityo inactive. Barley Inactive.
Canal Fnbiauxs—Easy and shading: wheat. iva*
corn, 7c. 1 *"»
Louisville, Oct.
changed.
Grain— Wheat quiet and unchanged nt It.bvsiM,
Cora dull and nominal nt 'A'.iJOo. OatsduUandnon*
luai pi ISo. llyu quiet mid unchanged.
Hay—Quiet but linn at f17.00.AJ3.00.
PnovistOMs—Excited and higher. Unlit 3WI*-
Bhonlders, Uo; sides. 13#(3l3*ic. B.icon-Sboui.
ders, 100 : sides, 14ltf©l3c ; augur-cured bams. Ho.
Bard, tierce, sl4.2*i. *
Winski—Quiet and unchanged nt $1.13.
Boston, Oct. 2.—Flour—Demand mo-lorafe, |qt
cholcu brands firm ; Western nuperfine, $1 rimi'ca*
common oitras. SS.S(V4iU‘O; WUcmislii and Minniy
sola extra family, 7.73 ; winter wheal OLIn,
Indians, nml Michigan, f'1.r,(K757.r.0; lilliijis, |:.ml
9*rn* ® l ‘ $7,25(39.00; fancy Minnesota,
aiurs-Cornqnlct; 71{u770 for mixed and yellow.
with moderate demand; mixed andwbUs,
Nnw Orleans, Oct. 2.—Oats— Lower: 81. Lonti
prime, 48:; choice, GOc.
PnovimoNS—Pork scarce and firmer ; held at I’l ja
Bacon tinner at lO.Vc; lOlfc; !!#«. Hams-CMes
sugar-cured,
tierre, refined, 14 jjc ; keg. 15c,
Coffee—Firmer; ordinary to prime, 1H#5421 vc.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, 0.. Oct, 2.—Chain—Wheat slndrt
No. I rod, $1.33; No. 2 do, $1.2.5 : No. 3 do. fUJ •«.
Joctcd, tiStaviic. Com lower; shelled, tUJ-T)d4c; ears
on track, COQQIe. Outs steady and uuchauged; No. 1
Slate, 4*>c ; No. 3 do held nt 43, white, 4Cc.
Receipts— Wheat, 18,750 bit; corn, '330 bo ; o*U.
350 ho ; oats, 4,550 bu ; barley, 30.000 bo.
Peiboleom—Dull and unchanged.
Annivrn—Bchr Narrnygansctt, Menominee, !nmt«i
scow M. N. Danhan, Pike* Pier, wood ; scow Spray,
Sangatnek, lumber; schr Col. Ellsworth, Monomial
lumber; schr Margaret Dali, Muskogou, lumber;
stmr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries; schr E. L
Nicholson, Buffalo, coal; prop Fountain City, Buffalo,
sundries ; prop Btarucca, Buffalo, sundries ; prop U.
It. llobertson, Kincardine, Canada, salt; sdff
Tempest, Ludlngton, saudrlcs; schr O. P.
DoUKoman, Oconto, sundries; stmr Corona, ft.
Joseph, sundries; stmr Sheboygan, Manitowoc,
sundries; prop Messenger, Bt. Joseph, ins
dries; scow While Oak. Ludlngton, lumber;
schr E. J. MeVea, Ludlngton, lumber; schr Unit
i)6ak, Bt. Joe, lumber ; prop Now Era, Grand Barja,
towing; barge City of Grand Haven, Grand Havo,
lumber; barge Golden Harvest, Grand Haven, lus
her; barge City of Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, loo
bor; barge City of Erie, Muskegon, 1 lumber; harp
Wolverine, Muskegon, lumber; sloop Annie Ltoilui,
Grand Haven, * shingles; schr Lumberman, Blaci
Crook, lumber; schr Australia, Muskegon, lumber;
schr Peoria, Muskegon, lumbpr; sciir Cornelia. Ms
nominee, lumber; schr City of Milwaukee, Ocontj,
lumber; schrßegulator, Mnakegon, lumber; sebrO.
Parker, Michigan City, light; schr Cuyahoga, Cedtf
lllvcr, lumber; schr E. ficovlllo, Muskegon, lumbct;
schr Ilcttle Taylor, Bt. Joseph, lumber.
Cleared—Prop Messenger, St. Joseph, lObrli oil I
brlspork, and sundries; slmr Corona, St. Josejh,
sundries; schr N. U. Ferry, White Lake, sundrlM.
prop V. it. Kctchum,'Buffalo, 04.0K)bu corn : sebrh
B, Sloan, Oswego, 19,409 Im wheat; schr Llltto Pu*
sons. Kingston, 17,383 in corn; prop O. Blots, Rank*
tee. 300 bu corn, 300 bu oats, 10 bris pork, to lifts bed;
prop Missouri, Ontonagon, 1,311 bu outs, 365 pkes feel:
to Ragle Harbor,3o tee food, 30 brU pork, 30 brumull
to Copper Harbor, 630 bu oats. 83 bags feed, 6bh
corn, 15 brls cement, 350 pkgs feed, 25 nrls oosl 5 1»
Torch Lake, 6,213 bu oats, 44 pkgr feed : to Uin«rL
36 bris cos), q brU pork 5 to Portage Entry, 2XI ft
oats, 35 brls pork; to Marquette, 60 brls meal, WUp
feed. tt/t
Nianx Clearances—Bchr Tempest. Musk»goa.iw
Iks peaches: prop Commodore, Buffalo, ft
corn, 1,000 brls flour. 350 bags seed ; schr C, Cn»*
ford, Oasevlllo, 1,410 bu com; slmr Muskegon, Orwd
Haven, 10 brls oil. 5 brls beef, sod sundries; star
Musgegon, Muskegon. 44 socks corn and suednMt
■tmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee, lObrtsoiland iunJn«.
schr WlllianOlomo, Kingston, 31.183 bu corn;
Clorton Belle, Port Colborno, bu wheats nM
Oalflofa Flobco, Buffalo, 36,030 bu corn; prop N. *•
Falrbabk, Buffalo, 79,007 buoaU; schr King FUur,
Buffalo, 43,000 fau oau.
Freights wero leu active and a shade firmer. Tbsrt
wu a fair inquiry for vessels, bat carriers were bols*
log off for higher rates. Wheat was taken for King’*
•ton st 50, and for Fort Colborno at Bc. Charters! 7*
Kingston—Schr William Home, corn on privateteroil
schr Mystic Star, wheat, 60. To Erie— Prop iff**
chant, corn on through rate. To Oswego—Schr u«u»
Wells, wheat at stfc, To Buffalo— Prop Colorado, ijs,
Rropßtarrucca, wheat; and prop Fountain
iroughralo. Capacity—Wheat, 86.000 bu; corn.'A
000 bu; jrye, 24.000 bu. To Port Colborue-8*«
Onconta, wheat at 3c, Schr American, wheat In'®
Milwaukee to Kingatou at Oc.
MILWAUKEE
On the Ist, grgln freights wero unchanged.
tors : To Buffalo, schrs Wayne aud SarelanJ,
2iv'c. To Fort Colborue, schr Ellen Williams, wus»l«
Jo. To Oswego, schr Turner A Keller, *h«. A**
DBTHOIT.
The following charters were reported on the 1
Schr Charger, wheat, Detroit to Kingston, • *
Aldebaran, cedar, Rogers' City to Detroit, |I.C3M I
cord on rail ; schr Journeyman, wheat, Detroit to
fain, gjtfo, or Oawego at ttc. option of shipper j jjK ,
Fellow Craft, wheat. Detroit to Kingston,**•“»
L, L, Lamb, wheat, Detroit to Buffalo, at
BT. LODIB.
OHICAdO, .
The lumber fleet is considerably behind Ums,
there were but throo or four lumber-laden vs»«>»
the market lost evening. The delay Is msln y
the adveree’wlud..,.Mr, Burns, of the dry oj-’ w
of Burns & Fsrrow, has gone to 9t. Joseph,
ascertain the extent of damage to tbs schr »J“
which bss been ashore at that point. ...The
Forlage, of the Union Transportation CompsnJ
while being towed down tho river run agrcuo •
took the tug Shields nearly two hours to pm*
....Oapt. John Crawford's Jewelry, Co “ ,u,
lady's gold watch, » gold ring, s JJ 4 * ( S
a duxett silver forlts. wvro *'
Saturday night at fl/nun’s mswf' 1
uuarters. Caul. Crawford hlmsU:f *, M ,a
to win tho watch and forks. Deputy
won tho gold ring, and Oapt. Ilsnuou *“ tbw ,a
Bill Doan would have won tho watch U*
hlub enough, or tho forks If I*# * imt iy, bo*
enough. The wluw«w 4M the
as uo vessels cauto 1® that evening no f .... yfill,
”rr«1....0a“. Archie, of lbs •‘•‘gO a K‘ a utU J
got Into a quarrel Saturday «l«bt wl t* c f
at Waldron, NILUck
near ending in • tragedy. but *****
haring as good a tongue as the watJimau.
flats, want for him, and lu less time 1
wrii# u had a Mansard erected on the m
The watcCa. however, thought :jujjW
WliftMf tb* t‘tW and tOSIiUOr* o*o
b’orrp.r—Nominally unchanged.
Wiuhk v—Dull at
rmi.AnEi.ntu.
3.—Fu»ua Qnlot and ra-
sew onr.EAsa.
MARINE.
LAKE FREIGHTS.
CHICAGO.
LAKE MICHIGAN.