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FINANCE AND TRADE. |
Bummitl for Kor.cy Stredy—Tho Kar
ket Clotcr--Exchango Weak,
lb* Produce Markets Steadier—Pork
and Grain Stronger.
Moats Tamo—Pocking Slow.
FINANCIAL.
The Mmtncroe of the city am! luirdnens at (be oanbi
tncTeakrod ttaadfly Rnd in Jarne vohmio; but just now
jl l» ahotrt (rnpOßßiblo to detect cny cousidcrablo
rliAQffe from flay to day. City wholesale dealers nro
fllUng Iwavy ordent, and Borne of them arc even an
ticipating payments two or three weeks be fore they are
due. The Tory wide extent of country from which
lh"lr customers orme main roeetpti the more certain,
as It la xmllftoly that all sbotild at once have good
reason* for delay. The detrands for money
from city cutlorarrs are only moderate, and
lankors meet them eliCHtrfiiUy. Country cmrosjiond
rtiU kci*]i tip a rteady call for redlßroonts and for cur
rency. They hare drawn the surplus of our hanks
down to a working basis, ond only short loans aro now
acceptable; At least tins is truo At most of ihn banks.
The currency ro largely And ro widely distributed
must soon btgin to find Its way beck through mercan
tile chanuolß, when complaints ah heretofore will bo
likely to bo made of ovcrhurdobctl vaults, and an un
comfortably large unfl idle surplus, Tor theiinwrnt,
however, money must bo quoted dose, and working
closer; but no strlogeucy, so far as Is known, is ex
pected by anybotly.
Discounls, nil usual, ore 10 per cent to customer!.
The rate is firm nt nearly all the luniks ; but one or
two of them btvo r.tat dumper money on short timo
mid brat collaterals,—say at C(£i jior cent. Very few
transactions.
Outaido of tbs banks there 1# more paper—-mainly
nix ami twelve mouths—offering than there was two
mouUia ugo. liat»s nominal nl Otaifl per rent. Thu
note-brokers are. however, ucsrly Idle for want of
approved material to operate,
Now York exchange continues very abundant at
/firmer Oguys, viz.: 6U3750 per sl,nuo dimmnt, with
tendency to even lower figures. Soinerf the banks
cro ordering currency quite largely. With the active
shipments likely to rule till navigation doses, well
informed parlies do not anliclputo any immediate
change In tho market.
Tho bank clearings were $1,100,000.
Bpcaking of
(he New York fiuUttln of Monday says;
It Is evident that tho stock of gold hero will be In
creased considerably in the early fntitm, bnt whether
enough to make it imptvi.ible fur speculators to con
trol, should they wiMi to. tho market In doubtful. On
Monday iho Trewmry liogin* Uju prepayment nf
the November interest. The total of lids is about
f 1.’,000,0-O, and is on registered bonds; the
latter, of counm, belong* to this country. but tho
greater part of tho $8,u;o,o00 on cuajiou hands belongs
to Europe, and the coupoiiarr; rerenting it, It is fair io
assume, have mostly )>oon secured by' tha Syndicate
for settlement in Ixmdon for new fire*. Wo
believe that $6.000,000 la the outside figure
fur the gold which will come on this market.—dhls tr>
be distributed over several weeks. Gold Is coining
here from Bau Francisco at tho rale of tl,2so.i*i'o '<»
f 1,1-00,00.1 per week. During tho last week the foreign
import* of gold were SSOVPI. The country ban so
much to ship, however, in tho way of domestic pro
duce, this year, that it in a reasonable calculation that
cold will bo sent here from London later in the season.
Commercially considered, gold should now not bo
selling overliOgUU.
FOUEIQH EXCnAKOh.
Blerllug,
3'aris..,.
Germany...,
HwltrerUnd.
Belgium
Sweden.
Holland.
Austria..
UOVEII.ViIE.VT BONDS.
(Ud. A»M.
United States f>B of mi l*j;l*j
Unilod Stoles 5-Jt>s of i<« lift*; no'
United States . p »2oa of ’C.7 H!'' a ' nuv;
iWKta of ’C'—January and July ..!!?<,** lU/
6-2 Us of ’o7—January ana July 120*,' 120’'
6-2 i« uf IX—January and July. luOV aal **
IDJOS *. 110,S 117**
United ritatoa sow 5s of ’KI, ex hit, 11.V,’ noy
United Hlate* currency C* laa<j
Gold was 115)ftc.116.
CITS AND COUNTS BONDS.
Chicago City 7 Vct.bondi.... fciut
Chicago City 7%) ct. wuerece. 103 - fe lot
Chicago City 7 Vet. Water lo.m loa> t t lut
Cook County 7 ct. tomli. IU4 I , kiut,
Wcat Park 7 ncr cent bond* U.t & Int,
ISortb Clilcaro 7 V ccul Uuuiia
(Lincoln I’jrta)
DA-VK BIOCRS.
Merchants’National.
}'int National Bank,
£lllll National Dint,..
Ciunnou National Bin*
Coni Exchange National Dank
City National Bank
llume National Bank ~J U
National Bank oMlUnola ii’J 115
Jllinola Tmatandßaviutfi Bmk liH ....
Murdi ants' HaTtn(t«, Lo-a and Trust C 0... 155 HiU
Union Natioualßank.,.,. ~ ico
Union Stock-Yard National J.-»y
llldo and Leather Bank 103 ....
MISCELLANEOUS.
City liallwcy, South Side
CilyU.llway, We.H Bide
City Hallway, North Side.
Trad*rv* Insurance Company
Chamber of Commerce, ex. dir
Chicago Ou Light and Coke C 0..,
Cblca;j(tfc Northwestern gold bonds.
Exposition Block
LATEST.
New Yoke, Oct. 2",—Gold advanced from
reacted to 115*/* nnd closed at
11C. Hales for borrowing 1-C4, and l-ol
per diem and 3, 7,8, and C per cent per annum. Tho
increased lirmucM of tho market to-day was due ton
belief among tho bull* that the stringency of money
at Ban I'mndflco and the fire at Virginia City would
check tho Bhlpmeut of gold from tho Tactile coast to
this point, although sums affected to see some pur
chases ou account of tho Byudlcatc. To-morrow tho
Syndicate hare to aottlo with the Treasury for
tit*] of 18C2s, bring the remaining balance of that
isauc. It la understood that about |. , ,51)j,(KK) lu cold
will bo need in tbla settlement.
Government bonds were strong and higher today,
with on Increased demand from iLitltuUouu md j u .
dividual Investors. The supply m tho hand* of dealer*
la very email, and tho market has a rlatng tendency
Half rood bonds were linn and fu K<wd demand, liar
lem coupon flrsU sold at 11:1',, Erie icconda at lorn.-
Uunlon Pacific finis’ at lOj. sinking fund at mi- cen
tral Pacific at 101%, Chltaigo h A.rlUweMcrn'/oiuoli*
dated at l*d. do gold bond* at 8.1, llouk lahud Is
lod*j, Fort Wayne si-muds athw, and Uurlinuiou
Cedar liapidfl it Minnesota firsts at 30. Missouri
iadfic first* declined from 74 to 7 '.
Hlato bond* were nominal, except Tcnaa-uccß which
aro better.
Tho stock market opened strong and higher, ou ftn
Increased volume of btudnuiM, Lake Khurewasihu
leading feature, advancing frumfo-j \v«g;trn
Union rose from I»>fi to 77 1 ., Norihwitdirn from a? l '
to u*v. Ut. Paul from to a».%, oui.m ii,, m p;..
17%, Erie from 17 J , to IB. U< pacific Mull from -»>>£ t„
41V, and Michigan Central irum 62 > i 0
nil. liuuutbsi tt fit. Joseph declined to
•JU, and Mlsaouri Pacific* to B>., Union Partite fell
off ftooi to WJd, and Uler recovered lo tt'’,. At
the second call prirca showed a reaction of i,flL
from highest point of the day. '
blocks st iho close were generally firm, and, as mu*
pared with the doling quotations of yesterday, |Tlr*«
showod an advance of lu some cases, tliu
ursahst Improvement being in Lake Shore and Erie.
’lhe former closed at 02%, after selling at
and tbelattvratl*#;, after soiling at 17hQl>)«. Pa*
cifio Mali reacted to 40/,, nod cloned at 40 W. Mot Urn
Union (ell off to 70>.', and rallfc<! to 70,%(« tOV, Union
Paolflsauld at AU,', but closed at 05% ($65%. North*
western was steady at d7’4, Hock Island at
Michigan Central at fl2*. Dcla
wore, Lackawanna it Westers at lld.V,
and Now Jersey Central at KM<4. Ohio* fell off to
10%, and finally recovered to 16%, 'Thu receipts of
the lluck Miami Ituad are increasing about f.O.CiW per
week. The •* boars " made stubborn resistance to the
rising tendency of the market to*.l iy, but their efforts
were poorly rewarded a* u guncral thing. Them la
atm a Urge abort Interest outstanding in Pacific Mall.
Lake Shore, and other leading shares. Transactions at
the Hio<.k Exchange were vut.ww shares, of which
ttI.UUI were Pacific Mall, ‘ju.'xu Western Union, 5,000
Northwest Common, 40,UX) Eric, klqcO Lake Shore,
5.000 Ohlos, 8,500 Union Pacific, and U.UK) Missouri
Pacific
Money, BH<at. Prime nurcanlile piper, C&7,
Customs receipts, lairj.tuu.
The Assistant Ir.amirer disbursed ti.fl.ooU.
Citurmgs rlfl.OO.iiUJ.
Burling dull; 47eft493.
UUVKtINUKNT PONDS,
Coupons, HI uv, k . comom. Y.« piiu
Coupons, til IU N»* ia....... “ ut *
Coupons, Y 5, ..110,' 4 y 10-ik.s 4 1, i
Coupons, MS, hew...HO 1 ,- ICoiij-mw .....* lli*.'
Coupous, *fl7 I'iO’i \ Currency Os‘ ‘
i STATK CcaDH. ™
Tennessee, old 4o I Virginia, new,
Tennessee, now 4u>tf I Missouri*
Virginia, old nu*.. I
W«Urn Uulon TU.. 7i>*, . Jtuck UluuJ
l'«clUc 4u<; I Uuiuu i'ac.HocL... . c.v,
▲d*ma HspnM« M ....J01 tit. I'aui :ii',
Wt-Ue-Ji'ergo,... 7« j bt.l'jul (jo,
Amuictu f>!)£ | WutiUU..,'.
United bUtee 44 I W4b.»h pi’ll.
Hew York CeoUal...lUU< J’ort Weyue.
Xri« lo£ 1 Terre limit).
T«m Uauui pfU
Ert» j>la,
| Culcagu feAlloo,
11-tJoUJ.
liirioju preferred, ..1W) ! Chicago 4 Alton tfd,lo3M
MhlilttiD Centre!.... C'J I Oiilo i UiuUnlpiti .. Jei*
LiVe Shore 63V | Indian* Central <u
lUjuuU CvUUal. 100 1 CUlw i)ur« 4 Wuiiicr.lU#
ClPT.lrntlfliurg.,.. W) I Hsnnlbaljft 81. Jot. U>»{
Northwestern,. 37*» | Del.. Lack k WII H*",
Northwestern rfd... 51 1 Atlantic ft Use, Tel.. 77
r„ r., c. ft. r f-i,v t central use. bond*. int.v
N.. 1. Ceutrr I M - -U. I’, boti'h t"2
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments Mere filed for record
Wednesday, Oct. 37 ;
cirr rnoprßTT.
Ci r.laml s), Tin ft w of Uobev it, a f, *»7 3-1 Ox
1(11 ft. dated Dec. 8.1574... $ 3,6M>
Monroe st, o of California av, u f,
an MiixK’4'- ft, dated Oct. 2>5 15,000
Weft Vftii lltirni »(, ;n ft e uf Paulina At. fl f,
ft, duUd At VA '.O 34,t00
Twentieth At. '.H- ft w iif Paulina at, a f, 35x120
ft. dated Oct, ‘.(l 600
Umuu td, 4:l*Jtf fie of Ashland av, af, 2.5 x
VJt r,-lli 11, dated Oct. 7,1873 1,000
TVost Erie at, ifto ft << «f Armour at, a f, 60x103
ft, tilted Out, 25 8,000
Central Park av. aid fin of Ogdon av, w f,
2't»*)2s fi; also Ogden nv, u od p of Cen
tr.d Park ax-, «rf, 14:4-1" ft to alley, dated
Oct. IB 7,WM
Twenty-sixth Bt, 175 (I tv of Waller Bt,« f, 25 x
12.' ft, with buildings, dated Oct. 2j 2,500
Tncnt> •eighth at, n w cor Lowe nv, et, 45 :i-lo
Xt2s ft, d,ilcil o,t. 30 2,*-no
Twenty-sixth rt, 150 It w of Wallace at, n f, 3">x
125 ft, with buildings. dated Oct, 2(5 2,Odd
Emms si, 4tih_V ft n of Auhland it. a f. VBx
124fi-U) ft, dated Oct. as, Jh72 1.00)
Emma et, 41.':w ft e of AAblatid nr, a f. 2H
124 I-10 ft, dated Oct. lu, 1m72. I* ooo
Iln-li at, it w cor Indiana nt, c f. iwisMoxhM
ft, dated Oct, 13. (Edwin A. Übv »<• UIKu U.
Devoy) fD,O!K»
LmvlU rt, :i75 ft n of Harrison ut, wf, 2hxl2i»
ft, fluted Oct. r»tdoo
Homan at, n e cor Warren nv, w f, U'htlßti ft,
dated Hept. 1.l 0,000
mrmotit at. 340 ft s of Centre st, e f, 48x123 ft,
dated Oct, to 2,hod
Fremont st. 2.0 ft s ‘>f Centre st, of, 43x12". ft,
daifd Ocl. 2,000
Bangamnu rt, 40 ft b of Hubbard Rt, W {, 2.1 4-10
xilli 0-10 ft, dated 0,1. II 9,300
JJichi I> st. n « cor ot Kiuzlo Rt, w f, !H VsISJ
fi. duff d Oct. 2.3 7do
Kin: >e st, n w cor of Moreau id, R f, 45x110 ft,
ultli IwtldliU'S dated O ;U 34 6,1103
North av, n veer of Wetern av, b f, 1,12z3:i0
ft. dated Ocl. 27 0,003
Mlcliidoi uv, re cor nf Water at, wf, 144t1;U
ft, dxteil Oct. IB (Abel 11, HmltU to Obadluh
Jaekaon) 180,030
iTnirieav, 175t,'flnof Twcnty-atxtb at, c f,
24 xli 2 6-10 ft, lilted OcU 11 21.0H1
Same u*t the above, dated Oct. 13 23,000
Wo«l Van Unreu at, 175 ft o of Citnl at, n f, r»!)
x 34 IMO ft, dated Htipl. 2.1 16,000
Went Jackson Rl, flufi e of lrvln£ placu, n f, HJ
x 125 ft, dated Oct. 3l> (5,4n0
booth or cm uum within a nxnict) or 7 hilu or
('uttirt-nov-RS.
Atlantic Rf, 153 ft n of Fifty-first at, vr f, 25x
124 ft, dated Oct. 20 .$ 400
Lota 7 to IU, Clock 1, Davtdßon'a part of WU
aoactal. 800.15, JH, 14, dated Kept, 8....... 3,100
COMMERCIAL,
Tho following were thOTwotpts and shipments of
the leading articles of |rrodtioe to this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, and for tho corresponding date cue year agn:
1875, j
Hour, tms I 11.7R1
Whu.it, bu 170,513
Corn, bn lit, Tint
Onto, bu | 1*3.142
Rye, bn fi.l;a
Barley, bu | 14.177
(inn iced, Itai
Flax seed, »Le..| C7‘i,l'.i:-
Hroora-coni.ll-si 72,100
OuTcdmnata.lt*; ....
lk*f, brla | 422
Fork, brl*. j 1,778
lard, It* I ....
Tallow, IU 31.41 k.
Rutter, lbs f Cl.illC
Dressed hogs,., ....•
.479 4Kl?tf
.525 521 ‘a
• m a i‘->
621 V
.523 521 H
Lire hOff*. Jin,. n. 4.13
Cuttle, No 4,47 m
Sheer*, Ko 1,ft12
HJJea. Ca { 15t,fc£i
Ilit’hwluci), brlfl 2
Wool, »**. lCfi.7ir.
Potatoes, bu... 4,:i2a
Lrnnocr, Ko.ft. 7,770, mid
Shingles, K 0... B,HV».noci
IMb, Ko 917,WHt
Halt, brU 2,()2:i
Ponliry.lbe.... i^,hi
Poultry, coops, 17?
Game, pktfs..
Errs, j.kp*»,.
Checeo, Ijm..
I>, fruits, II a.
40 40*.
.... 41
80,«k
--14,004
GrjpiJcn, brls.
Ilay, tons.. ..
Withdrawn from store on Tuesday for city consump
tion : 77C bu wheal, 8,980 Lu corn, 1,613 ha oats,
1.4 M ha rye, 2.2.79 ha tarley.
The following grain won Inspected Into store on
Wednesday morning; 1 car No. 2 red winter wheal, 2(1
com No. 1 spring, 130 car* No, 2 do, 141 cars No. S do,
l*4 cart and 2,002 bn rejected do, 3 rare no grade do
(389 wheal) 5 tW cars high-mixed corn, IXI cars and
0,1)00 bu No. 2 do, 20 can rejected do, 6 can no grade
do (214 cum); 12 cars white oate, 0.7 can and 0,000 bu
No. 2 do, IS rare rejected do, 1 car no grade do (S 3
oats); 1 car No. 1 rye, 10 care No. 2 do; 2 care No. 3
barley, Scare No. 8 do, 3 care rejected do. Total (707
can), 287,000 bu. Inspected out; 1)3,704 ba wheat,
120,077 bu com, 33,444 bu oats, 1,1(0 bu rye, 6,303 bu
barley.
The receipts of the articles named for lari week
wero approximately &a follows; Sugar, 2,910,2i0 lbs ;
sirups, 213,160 lbs; coffer, 428,328 lbs; tea, 1,430,001
tin; cotton, 1H,404 lLa; tobacco, 676,350 o*.
Afloat <m the New Tork Canals yesterday j 1,033,000
bu wheat, 300,000 bu com, 67,000 bu oats, 47,000 bu
rye, and 400,000 ba barley.
We have scrcral times asked the question, what aro
our commercial statistics worth 7 and have now and
then given instances in Which they were open to im
provement. One of these U now in order. On Mon
day night some 2,300 brls pork arrived here from Mil
waukee. The fact was not reported to the Board of
Trade for Tuesday’s bulletin. That omission, per
haps, ought not to bo loudly complained of; but the
fact that yesterday morning the receipt of 1,776' brls
over the Milwaukee k St. I*llll Railroad was acknowl
edged gave rise to severe comment. Where is the re
mainder 7 HUU another thing is noteworthy. We And
no record of the shipment In any of the Milwaukee
pti*r*. It la possible that the statement was nude,
and overlooked; but if not so, then of what value are
tho Milwaukee statistics? la it careleaancea or design
on the jurt of the parties making the returns 7 and, la
either cose, ought not a reform to be attempted 7
Cases Ante Uen noted In which there was reason to
think that the report was intentionally silent, tho ob
ject being to prevent a change in tho market, which
would unsuo if the fact of the movement were known.
»5 & inf.
Hid, Atked,
.ivo
.jao ir,
Hid. A nkfil.
Complaint la nude tlut the Inspection scale*, by
which the quality of the grain received Into store In
this city U determined, are wrong on some of the
tracks. In one case tho bottom of the bucket vraa
denied In no much u to make a difference of fully one
I>ound In tho estimated weight uf the bushel, nuking
It acem to be that much less than tho truth. The dim.
cully Is now practically tomi><UeJ, Iho attention of tho
Im-lKsctlou Committee having been called to tho fact,
aud it U hoped that no further cause for complaint
will arise.
The hading produce markets wore elestlior yester
day, with «little more strength io some, though that
was childly due to a pressure to scttlo up contracts
maturing soon. Next Saturday will bo the Uet trading
day of October, and a good deal of properly will prob- :
ably change bauds on Monday ou November contracts,
alter the work of this month has Ixw a closed up. There
was hurt doing fur shipment than is desirable at this
Bcaron. A fow charters wero taken, but
not nearly enough to remove a volume
equal to the receipt* of the day, and
it now looks ac If we shall begin tho winter w«h heavy
atocka on Land of neatly all kinds of grain. Already
the work of shipment to lower lake porta is dragging,
»ud lu a few days more It will not bo thought prudent
to send grain forward for passage through the Gulf of
bt. LuHn ucc, Tho Buffalo route and harbor will he
oj+u for lotno weeks yet, but higher rale* ou freight*
wU tend to dliulUsu Iho selling price
There was a good degree cf activity In the wholesale
dry-goods market, and the feeling among the trade
was iheerful. n„ imp, .riant price changes were
,??n tt C ‘ Wlt '’ “ Bliu rojKjrtcd satisfactorily
active, and flnnmas again pervaded neatly all dupart
mcnUof lhe mark.-,. Price, of cheese were strong,
flue gcxxla bcJng held about *e higher than hit
week. Uutter was quoted w«aU for low and
medium grudan, but holders of choice
to fancy factory were offering no concessions.
Xtealcn* th foreign dried fruits report . gooU hmluou
lu progress, ami prices of several descriptions show
increased flrmueM. Dom.*tio dried were dealt lu
lather sparingly, but command* l full p r i CU s Tho
QsU market was without new features, coal and
.wood remain firm. Prices of grain-Uga were steady
at 370 for Stark, 20 for Lewiston, and ajc’for American
and Amoskcsg. Leather waa firm. Oil. *eie , m .
changed.
The demand fog lumber continues active, prlccu
ruling (he same as heretofore, home of the low
utadws wure firm, while the upper grades wersvasy
though coucctsloos were not often made, uxcspt ou
largo lute from the yards. Drugs and cLsmksis
were lu good demand, opium, iodine, and
kuura! other articles being lower. Thu wool
market remains quiet, but tolerably Urm lu sympathy
with the East. IPqis are also firm owing to s stronger
feeling at New York caused by s good demand for ux>
port. Urocn fruits were lo fslr request at unchanged
prices. I’otatoea were dull'sod easy. The demand
for broom-turn continues active, but the market Is
Week undo* Urge uieougs. Hides ware steady, end
her w.is drill ami weak except the belter gr-.iW of tiai
dliy r. hfch Vroi.cht letter :ri-~i. v , r" r rv
qul-trx.vpUUt. T.;-i ' ,, iv .1 i' 1 r.r*-,
(•->1 c i.illv tin- p;-;;.-c .1 ; l.'i ••. POiv,.. ,1. .Vr
Inquiry, ruling ftmur mi.l •: i v Imv i :,. : e.i. ... •
«UK WuW BIi;l iw-.ik.
The New York llrmlti of the iP-th nays )u r.l 'H ’n
to the antb'l|i.*ited Active movement and export dr»
murid for the lurjje crojw of (ho West j
Theno hopes may yet ?iermll , (''l. but A« no poaalblo
pood can coino from BCii-dc i-i' Inn upon n matter of
HH< h vital lnM*ortance, wclel 'W preamt feme f.n ta
which R.-cm to directly upon the tvircrul t-ruA*
perlty of the eumrtry, ntul •rpm.ilty npo.i the luterol
of tratißj.i'rl:»li>iri c'li.l'ame*. 'the Mine bright
premium were In.lulu'- •! In ‘’he year ngo reij.irdlmf tlw
crop of 1-..4, inn ILn y irtl-.i In tnift linenl liocaiiro nur
fiirim n* and Bj'c iilitnr • wcvild not. mil It ton Ir.tc. ac
cept n I rice st whl. h mir wheat could t>o exporieil, ro
that while ('.real Hritaln for the year bol»v.>..|j Septum
hep, l"14, un i N pleiuN’f, leJX, iniporled over '.'.IMVOi)
cut non* of wheat than in Ilio twelve pnvedinu
iiioiill.B, the Atlantic port" of the United States dtir-
Ixur the raine time decreiiucd tlieir export* a', out 45 pi r
out. At Hue tlmoitvraß tbsiiß.it that France w.i'ild
1 e •til'd of wheal this yeir, but ns we rea lln Urn
la.iidon papera nf lilvnl lmport.iti-.na from that
rountiy It Hi'cins likely lh:il Unat Jlainin uKuin ie to
be the only huji rof wheat. If ro. the following facts
arc of Importance: The nmvumenla of wh -at toward
tin at lirltaln from Sept. 1 to Oct. 2, compare as fol
lows;
. 1374, 1-75.
Imports Inlo (ho United King
dom, crttJ 4,710,1it',1 7,840.7.21
Afloat, hound to (ho United
Kingdom, <jrs Ol.'.fHid 1,11(i,OjO
Uoth reduced tolui,totals... ,1:.,170.(m5 2!.8 .7.!vD
Inercns? for 1875. lui r.CP',2^
The nx]K)rts from New York compare as follows :
1R.4.
Ang. 14 to Oct. 2, bn f*,73,i,;H0 4,7T.1,3r0
Decrome, 1m p.B.ti'io
Thus, while Urcat Britain actually Imporlwl and hnd
afloat n,ii8i,235 tin more than at tbo corrcHpoudlug
thins Inst year, the Atlantic ports—accepting Now York
as the criterion—had exported at>out 1,00 i.ouo hii I<vb.
it has been estimated that Great Britain would h«
Rompvlled to Import during the year, from Sept. 1,
pome liMkHOliO cwts of wheat. If this estimate Is cor
rect It Rooms she lirk nearly Jo per rent of the total
quantity in Algid within the Ur-l mouth, it may hero )<o
remarked that (he exports irom New York since Oct. 2
to dale show but striding deerewsp from’ihone of last
year.
The following were the nhtive prices of wheat and
com In Livcriiool and Now Vi rk at tho respective
rlods, to wit:
Liverpool—lied winter wheat, per
£b ltd 10*0<1
New York—No. 2 Chlcagu wheat, pur
tut. gold w 4 o fj.okY
Liverpool—Corn, jwr quarter. :t*s tid 22s‘^d
Now York—Guru, jict bu, geld ala Clc
ciurcui.NU cruph.
Tho Socrcliry of tho B&u Francisco Produce Ex
change has reported the stock* of flour and grain in
on the Ist of October. Thu totals embrace
50,800 brls of flour. 0,450,200 centals of wheal, I.4RV
0)0 cental* barley, lll,r>oo centals of oats, lf.o,'J 0 cen
tals nf corn, and 15,iM) centals of rye. Of the barley*
2<2,703 cental* is cre-illcd ns boing In Snn Francisco,
afloat iu the harbor and at Oakland Wharf, and a good
Jordon of the remainder is credited to Uiu southern
conn ties. The liulletin say* :
•‘Exnortcr* still think wo shall have r.,003,000 rentals
for shipment alvruod. ovor one-third of which hui
already gone forward, and there will probably ho 1« *»**
(bau ‘J.fHJ J,«O-l centals left for export iu the last half nf
the year,"
1874. 1876.
B.S-'S
1*0,71)1
l:*,B'.ti
3.110
8,41*
Ml
1.*.',/. i;i
leo.oivi
037,349
Oil,two; i:>;,7o •
•JO.-J-* j 111,120
ro,s.*,o;i to.Hii.
3.1C71. 1,C,22
a.so-u., u.in'
07.60 u 711.140
311,210 | 1t'0,700
HOG PRODUCTS—Wcro quiet and •tcadier, with an
upward tendency la the speculative articles. Tho re
ceipts of hogs were rather larger than expected, and
the animal was caster, but this fact scarcely affected
product, as there is but little nf (he latter offering.
There was a fair demand to fill contracts, and not
much from buyers for consumption. Rockers were
still undecided what to do. Frl.-rs of hogs an* $1.50;*,
2.00 per 100 Its higher than n year ago, nnd they were
thought to bo high enough then. Now tho situation
is regarded with fear by many, and ouly tho
boldest will venture to operate if present prices
should bo sustained. • Tho regular paiktug season
should oj»on next Monday, and some ]«ckcrs will be
then at work, but at the rate at which hogs aro sow
coming forward, all cannot commence even if current
prices should not staud In Iho way. If it woro not for
tho fact that tho market Is very short on product the
hading packers would probably work hard to put
(lovru prices for the goner J good of tho trade, so that
there would be s chanco lor profit uu a rising market
during the season.
Uxiiti Pork—' Was in fair demand, nnd lOfalSo per
brl higher for present delivery, and 5o ujr'n (lie longer
cpllous. Thera was no s{«udal change in New Vert,
but that market Is now $1.03 j-cr brl aharo this, and
that moans on repacked j**>rk nt the seaboard, so that
oar market is not relatively high, and therein more
lodacouiGUt to buy for shipment than heretofore,
Tho pressure to sell, noted aero the previous day,
was over, and hence tho leeling wan steadier, with n
•light reaction. Sates were reported of 7W hits caitli at
$20.75; '2BO brls do, la car lots, at $21.23; 100 brl* new
at $20.75; 1.75 U l*rln seller the month at $'20.70(4 :
2)1.75; 2,750 brln teller the year nt fH.Me;
IH.BT.'c'; 250 brls seller January nt ;
•j.'K) lirls seller January and February at IlH.tHi; anil
1.000 brls seller February at $18.03. Total, 7,180 U'l*.
Ttte market cloud stronger at seller tho
mouth, tud #H.H7J4 seder the year, tbu other deliver
ies dosing os above quoted.
I’rimo mesa (new) woe quoted nt SIB.OO, and extra
prime at $14.00.
Laro—Wm quiet and tmjrtCo per 100 Ihs higher. In
sympathy with pork, (hough Liverpool waa quoted !Kt
per 113 Its lower, aud New Turk was unsettled. Thero
was nothing doing here for present delivery. Rut lit-
Uu new la olferud: it was quoted »t $13.00. Tho stock of
old lard is reduced to 1,251 tea, which aro hold at $13.75
(J.14.1D, with $13,25 hid. The only sales reported were
fiOU tr* seller the year at $12.22;;, and 1,500 teaseller
February at sl2.2Jj£@ia.',‘s,both closing steady. Boiler
the mouth (old) wan nominal at fl3.ir,i. 13,20.
Musts—Were quiet, apparently, though there were
wills; ere of some transactions for future dcllveiy not
intended to bu reported. Tho price Uat was nominally
unchanged on middles, hut the touo of the market
was dull, aud quotationsop]>amitly tended downward,
buyers ou foreign account are not disposed to take
hold freely, though the market for future Is liberally
discounted; they wint still lower terms, which seller!)
are loth to name UU there Is n butter protqiout than
now that hog* will range coudderahly lower than now.
lleuco tho market Is nearly iu tUUu mu*. ini
salted were quoted os follows; Shoulders, B*<c;
do seller November, 7.tfe, Ikixlhl; da hcll>t December,
7 l iO ; lung clears, boxed ; do seller Novcm
-Ix.t, do seller December, Me; short ribs,
boxed, 11 *,'o ; do seUcr November, 10( 4 'c; do seller
December, lUo; short clears, boxed, do;
seller Noveuilxr, U II ’jc; do seller December,
1» 5 tong and short clears, boxed, ICo;
do seller November, 10J,u lie; do sellar December,
Joalo v c: OuiubcxUuds, bozod, 12c cash; and Uu
for November; sweet-pickled hana,
and ll>t<s»ll?.'cfor new. Green meat* quoted st7iw7‘ a
forrbouldi.rs, 10lie for long clean and abort ribs,
U S fur short clears, aud for hams,
llacuu Uiuau steady at fur suouldurs, Me for
short rib*. for short cloaw, aud fur
bams. Kales were rcj orlcd of 5u boxes long cluars at
oud 20,000 Its short clears and short ribs at 12j
loor.e,
Gnrase—Was quid at 7(T-oc.
72-tHX),; lOO.RIO 1
....!! 520,827
V"! “
...J! 345,150
t'riH'i;
84,100,1 C 1,585
8,
10.453, 2.385
4,811 j- 1.527
229,35Pf| 221,740
13411 15*;
76,740 j 263,6J0
86.U50
61,42.*
C!i,0.0
a; i
103.040
rv>.H i j,i«u
7,r24,n00'i2,T , j?, , jt;'
740,'Wui i,o:>o,oco
fi,am
2,577,3.7?
1,1<4,<110
191,470
4, gOO
4/117.1 “if-TBJ
V‘H •••
:ui I ....
172
; m.w
1,"7*
4v«r
io.mbl!
ICO ;
BEEF IT.OOCOTH—Were fjolot and firm at tin.oo
for iuom; (It.uu tor extra xnoes; and $31.00(32U»0
tor hams.
Tiucv-Wu quiet and steady at 9£9<;o* Sale*
wore 100 hrla country at He.
FLOUR—Wa* rather more active on local account,
and two or three direct orders for shipment were
filled, but shl]ij*cra held off. Tho supply of couutry
Hours is on the increase, with more liberal receipts,
and rather light shipments, but prices wore well main*
tallied yesterday, especially ou Mlnncsotoa. Holes
were reported of U 5!) brls winters, partly at f 7.25 j
1,828 brln spring extras, chiefly at *s.oovgfl.oo ; ivobrls
r>o Hunt, partly at fMO; f>o bris buckwheat at ff.oo,
Tola), 1,77 s hrls. The market closed with the follow*
lug as the ruugo of prices: Choteo winter extras,
common to goal do, t3.7.V4G.75; choice
spring extras, |s.r« (.(T.W); fair do, shipping grades.
15.00(45,5'); Minnesota, |(l,00(37.00; patent springs,
|d.75(£5.50 ; spring aup* rflneH 1 ja.7&5 4.50; ryo flour,
fW ru.i.tlO; new buckwheat do, |7.ot)(i<7.sU.
XlUAk—vVm less active, and firmer, not being offered
so fncly oh on Tuesday, liilcawcro U) tons at fl'J.2s
(ikVi.so, free on b v.rd cars, and lu bins from winter
Wheat at iIJ.’J-t on track.
ilUiULisu*—Bales Wtra 20 tous at $10.50(317.00 frco
on board.
WHEAT—Waa quite active, and stronger, advenc-
Jnjf 1 *,o jkip liu on tho grade, uud lo uu No.
0, with a hnucr let-hug in rejected, Liverpool war
quoted Urrncr, unit New Vork holders were strung,
wlih im caMcr feeling in ocean freights, though *ca
lm-nl imy. TH were few. There waa a good demand for
ttiu lower grades for sliliniv'iil, atnl No, 2 was wanted
l« lUI October aimriH, of which iheru Is n rotiHiik-ral>lo
lino yet out, though « good deal wua done yesterday in
the way of settlement. Them worn few outside orders
to buy, atftl tlio (it iu rol (haiKulllon seemed to bo bear*
W*» but one or two piiuuiiiin*- operators were pur
chasing fur future, and others followed their example,
making the market strung under a Uttar demand.
Tho rucclpte were smaller ami about in) per cent lu
ejected into the upper grades, whilo tho ahipmeuta of
Tuesday with fair. Tiro failing oJ In iwoulptsiUd
much loatreugtluu (ho msrkul, coupled with the fact
of continued gloomy weather, which tend* to retard
country deliveries. The prospect of a foreign
demand through the coming winter ia now
an iiuportaul question. Now York is
rrotiy well stocked up already, so that sho will waul
icis by rail than usual, and thu orient to which wheat
will bo taken by England depeuds us much upon tho
Weather im upon the detldeiicy of hi r homo produc
tion. The btlliudu of the railroad companies will also
have a great deal to do with the magnitude of the
winter movement. They do not seem ÜbuistHl now
to carry on low terms, and the result of a nigh taritf
could scarcely be other than a partial glut at Western
points ot accumulation, (hough simulation would
probably he unusually active at the*consequent low
prim, because (hero Is a great deal of money m tho
country that will want employment during tho winter.
Heller November opened at SI.U«, rose to soh*
ut fl.Ud,, and advanced to fI.UU‘« at the close. Boiler
Jievend tr sold at SI.U7 Vj(3l.ud\, closing with scllora
at |I.U4> 4 , and asllcr thu year wasahttlo luttcr lhau
nominal at (he Decmccr range. Heller tho moji'h
wold at closing, with rash No.
•‘i* l thu oouide. No. li closed at
Wi? 4 e, and rejected at P2e. Cash sales wua
reported of mo bu No. I spring at $1.13; 94,400 bo No.
UdOM lUOfciti.u* ; ov.us) bo No. a do at
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1875.
Titr. wttr.AT ruotn 5 >t.
/-—October 23—,
J«7t. IBM.
PROVISIONS.
BRCADSTUFFS.
P‘c; ff.OOO bu ilo (N. \V.) at (V.Kfttß.; U'.,o):) bu re-
Jeeted do at el'. (fi'Oc*; niul I.Orft bu by sample at
•. Ti' al, ‘J'.*l r” hi:.
sj -in a \\ tir \T —Was In letter demand for rhh -
r- i . 11l .-2 b'gher, t> |.-«t ;Tide i> 'l'm to •
,r ‘" 'I. J'a;.!k wire I.’i-.rif lOf v In ;ii •!. J
I. ■' . >r >.<«. I. ami fl.Us No. J.
i.'.'UN—'\Va.» active and Irregular, but averaged nrnl
clomhl Uc higher titan on Tuesday. Liverpool nd
vnmlfoil jvjr 48« t Hi*. anil New York wia slnwig
tr, which induced n fair demand for Milnnirnt, an well
m from the abort Interest for Oetoiter and November,
The longer option* were not an much affected, though
the bad weather la pushing fnrlliePolT llio time when
netv eorn wilt I egln to cotno in freely, a* we hare not
recently hail wty «<xtd weather for curing
tho nuw grain. The stock on the New York
canal* Is •nnber than a week nt,o, anil
, It is thomtht that the November movement from this
city toward* Now England will hr * Urge one, taking
out more tlniii our receipt* for that mouth, anil leav
ing only n comparatively small flock with which to W«-
gln the winter. Our iveelpta Qra ißa)n f*umg off
slightly, which revive* lu tho mind* of aomo the idea
Ihut the sice!.* of corn aru prettv well cleared out of
farmers' hind*, and that our dully rccelntsof old will
dwindle down to tt low point hetoro the n'cw I* n »dr to
in nkei. This explain* tho ctrmiglh exhibited. Seder
the month, orcneii No. 2, npohed nt Bjc, declined to
W/i mid advanced to M', - e, clering «t M-. Heller
November sold at M’.(ftVi',c,closing at r>2v.o. Heller
the year sold at 47‘ 4 W4'»Ke, clewing at 4 a Vc. Holler
Jammy sold at 45>»c ; seder January and February at
4.1 .Kihl.tfc j amt seller May at 4"(<44ii',v. TJiero was
llHlodls rlmlnatLn lu favor tf hlgh-mlsod. Caiffi
"jle* were rri orte.l of :n,f.iv) bn hlgh-mlred nt b:p.«a
M‘»c; ird,4<m bu No. 3. at M’.'.iVt .c; JJ.MO im re
jected at R - i<.k , .2' J c ; 2,*00 bu new kiln-dried at 4| l <r4;i»
on track ;'i,K>n bn new year* at 40c, delivered; and
400 bu (till core nt 47c. Total, 20: M*o bu.
OATt»—Were nctlvo early, and ijC higher fop thin
nii'tith, olid unchanged fur the longer futures. Mo<t
of the trading was done early, and «ulefly In seller (ho
month, the demand being from the short*, who also
were taking tho rash to deliver on contracts. Tho do
livciim wera fair. Tho receipt* were liberal, and New
Vurk was dull, but the fact that tho mouth 1* drawing
to n cKhc. tigcthor with the advance lu curu. induced
bolder* to offer their prr.iK rty and Uirough
out tho Rot-inn the niam-t rul.nl very steady, though
llt'le waa done niter lUoVlcck, Hd:er the month or
es*h opened at ttfc, sold to ftp.; e, and closed at
Holler Novemls r sold at n2;*iii2t.(r, closing atSS'ie;
and seller the year nt .11(TJ.tic, rltntug nt a trout 31
Uwh sales were reported of I'fi.ouo Ist No. 2 si aid,
3J»jgc; O,iAl bu No. J white at ;U 10,21> bu
rejected at .(I'-.c ; 4.'.i obu by satui'le at 'isaffle.,
on trait; l.vU) bu uo, white, at a.c, tree on board.
Total. ll\2Kl bu.
IVYk—Was rather fjntct st 70c for No. 2 and f»4o for
rejected, tbo latter liclng on.'icr. Heller Novcmitr
sold nt 70c. Cash sulcn Sm ludo 2.M) bu No. 2at '.oc,
4'4) bu reject oil at H4c. ToUU .I,‘iUd bu.
ItAUlfflV—lVss ftcUvo &ud Irregularly higher. The
demand was chiefly from the November shorts, mid
prices for that option were nt one Urmi nearly equal to
iho'c for cash, but they fell back toward* tho elo»j,
Hihtr Nuveinlmr onciied at advanced to Hfittfc,
lluciuatcd between and Wc, and closed nt Ht;,o.
Heller tho roonlli was qulut but Idgbor. eiaalug wild
cash at Hd-‘. Seller December sold nt closing
nt Wr, mid seller the year at 82(3-4 v, closing
nt en%o. Heller January «ua oibrctl at
KJc and February nt 7Uc. Tno lower gr.ndoa were
stronger, No. D cloning at B'Vble, and rejectM nt
:»7e. Sample lota were quiet and unchanged. Cash
aalcewcre reported of !!4,0u0 bu No. a ut •vTitfSec; 1,2 -0
bu No. Jat :>uo ; 2,"00 bu rejected at >7c ; I,(W bu
l>y sample at C.7cr§|l.l2 on track. Total, 03,m00 bu.
LATBHT,
In tho afternoon mo-s pork was fairly active and
liighcr, rlaslug at J21.5D seller Iho mouth, JIS.IKj eeller
the year, nnd SIP."O sellir Fcbrunry, with ealos of
2,2julrla at teller tho month, slß.lH>
seller tho your. sl*.Hi seller January, and Jly.CUi i
10. WV seller February.
I*ard «u quiet an J & shade firmer, closing at $13,25
sailer the year, and seller February, with Rales
c l lsO lea seller January at $12.15,
Wheat was active and Jtftflc higher. Seller the
month sold at sl.l'J(?l.l2,Si. dosing at the outside on
settlement, Bdlcr November eoldnt
and cloned at the outside.
Corn vns rather quiet bnt firmer, closing at ,ia»,'e
for Non-ruber, 48,‘»0 seller the year, and at Me seller
the month.
Oats were quiet and stronger, closing at.T3Vcfor
Octnl>er t for November, un J tljj lor the year.
Harley wau quiet at tl>sc for November, and cash
rolil at 87c.
A mhooner was token for 21,000 bu corn to Buffalo
at sc.
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCOHOL—Was quoted at $121(&2.a0.
HUOO.M COHN—Continues active and easy, under
liberal offeriugo of Kansas and other Western com,
Home of which is cent to parties outsldo the regular
dealer*, and forced on Ibo market, to that prices are
Irregular, It Is thought that liroom*corn mil bring
bolter prices after a while. The crop Is not largcrlhun
that of 1874, sud the supply of old left over U consid
erably leas lain It was a year ago. A prominent grow
er ut Cirderiilo, 0., wrltealhat tho crop In bis district
Js not more than half as largo as It was last year, most
of the crop having been destroyed by tho summer
floods. The crop of Ohio is probably 1,500 tons short,
and only about 2UJ tuna of old arc left over, against
1.003 tons last season. Following sre the retail prices,
Concessions arc made for largo lots: Choice old burl
brush, 10®Ilc: choice new brush that will work It
self into a hurl broom, 7(.i7v;c; good medium brush,
air insldo and coven, C<<tCo; Inferior,
crooked,4(i]Cc.
HUTTEU—Just at present there seems to bo ft lull In
tho batter trade, end, as a result, some accumulation
of stock la going on. Tho effect upou values has been
to weaken them, but as yet tbo weakness has not
amounted to a quote*] decline, except in the lower
grades. Holders of choice taUu butter show no groat
uneasiness, and sales are effected at very full prices :
Choice to fancy yellow, 80@lHc; medium to good
grades, 2'Aa2jo ; Inferior to comiaun, Isolde.
BAGGING—The quotations nf Btark, Amoskosg,
and Ontario have been cut down >jc. Other brands
remain ns before. There was a quiet market at the
annexed prices: BtarkA,27o; Lewiston, 20o; Mon
tanp, 2Cc; Ontario, 30c; American A, 25c; Araoskcag,
25c; burlap-bags, 4 bn, 14«l5c; do, 0 bn, 16010 c;
gunnlrs, single. 160 lOo; do double, 25020 c.
oUKE3E—There* was a fair demand sud a Arm
market. Bales of prime to fancy fall-made factory
were reported at 12018 c, and of common to good
grades at Ifltfllo.
COAL—Thu market was quoted firm, both for hard
and soft eculs. An early advance In anthracite Is con
template,!. Lehigh, sbi.ui; Lackawanna, range and
nut, 19,50; do egg, $3.03; Indiana cannM. S7.tw>:
Hocking Valley, 98.50 • Indiana (dock. $5.50; DilU
more 4s Ohio, $0350 5 JlUuuia, $4.5008.00.
1)111108 AND CUE All CALS—Tuo demand con
tinues fair. Upliuu, morphine, jiotasriunt lodine,
loator oil, and axle-grease are lower, ntheruiao
tticre wan no change in priced. Quotations; Acid
citric, in, $1.1001,12; acid tartanc, powdered, lb,
f.CafjJc; auuuuuu, curb, 25030 c; axle-grease, 1102.,
bora*, ref., lb, blue vitro),
lb, 13015 o; cream tartar, pure, ir>, 48m 50c; coch
ineal, HotuL* lb, 800AVs; chloroform, lb, $1.10,4
L2O; glycerine, 1 ib hulk, lb, gum arable,
picked, 50075 c; gum arable, sorts, ate; gum cam
phor, B», iab<vßoe; gum opium, lb, Ji.IJM7.OO, gum
■heiiac, lb, iodine, lb, $1.2504.50 ; roorjihla,
BiilplL, ox.. oil, castor, $1.1541.25 per
gal.; do, lemon, $4.5004.75; potlaao, chlor., lb, 300
aio; potassium, lo<L, lb, $3.80; quinine, sulnli'
uz., $4.3502.40; red precis, lb. *1.6001.65; root
ipecac, !*owd., lb, $1.60-1,75; root rhel„ E. 1., powd.,
lb, sl.'b'ol.6O; eel cpeoin, lb, silver, cryst.,
ns., ll.tuoi.lA; soap, Castile, Ben., lb. b,OUo; sol
phur, lb, 4L'oOa; saeaafra* lurk, IP^lrtc.
EGOS—U ere lu moderate request, and firm at 210
22c.
FlSH—Prices remain as last q noted. There la
continued activity in tho demand for cod ami
herring, while other descriptions remain Tory qnlot t
No, 1 whlleflsh, x-brl, si.7Dc<l4.hO; No. 2 do, K.co
No, 1 trout, SJ.S!MS.Y&: No, 1 ahoro mack*
ere I, now, X-hrl, $12.60(313.00; No. 1 bay, $9.03
«»9.25; No. 2 mackerel, X-brl, 17.75f10.0u; family
mackerel, X-brl, $5,50<U3,75; No. 1 ahoro kits, $2.00 ;
No. 1 bay kilt. $1.60; largo family kits, SI.HM
1.15; bank codflcn, $6.55040.00; George's codllah, ffl.OJ
tf0.28; new L»hrndur herring, split, hrls, siUW(£fl.7tt ;
do M*hrl, $1.63.^4.75; Labrador herring, round, hrls,
(0.35f1(1.60; dow-brl, $).60f1'J.79 ; sealed Herring, per
box, 43f115c; Columbia lUvcraalmou, X-brl. $4.25(4
8.60. ’
FitUITB AND NUTS—There Is a free movement In
foreign IralU, and tho general market has a tinner
tune. Lemon and orange poet are held higher. There
was no huproveiiKUl in Che demand for domestic
fruits. iTlrea remain llrw: Puiiliuh— Dotes,6k fl
OJfc; flga, lajeni, 1C(515c; flgx. drums, uuv,
!:hi; prunes, u..v9K c { French prunes, crop
1873, 1 l<«ilsc; rnlsluc, lajera, old, s'i.so(j4 9. 5; do
new, $i.. 532.1-5; luoao Muscatel, now, |O t MKj|3.Wj;
Valencia. luk'.ljvc; Zanto currants, new, 7 , ihßVo:
citron, 35f12T0; lemou peel, ,vO»,i2u; orange jvcl,
2tfl2a< - , DuMt.Tio—AUltn apples, Mlchi
gun apples,
pejehes,halves, i2t;fll3Hcj domlied, lOXflllc; do.
pared, lUfllUc; blackberries, 16f113,q0; raaphcrrlca,
pitted ebonies, v!Ae>2 to. Nuts—Filberts,
U»Jvllo: almonds. Tetragons, 2114-JIX0: Naples waU
nuts, DM 14c; Ureuohls walnuts, 1m13o; Uraalls,
7X<£te: pecans, IVxue, 15<.yli«; Wilmington uea
unit, lK£'J>lc; Tennessee peanuts, Ok&M; Afriaut
peanuts.
OltlXN KitUlTß—\Vlulcr apploe were reported firm,
and in moderate demand. Other fruit* eoTd to the re
tail tnulo at mwut price*. The offering* were fair,
and included a good deal of poor fruit: Oranges, <B.OO
wa.SOpcrbox; Malaga lemons, Huocstt.wj; winter ap*
plea, <1.00(4 U 3 per oil in cur lute; fad apple*. *2,734
i).W|Msr ori from store; Concord grape*, Ohio, <1.23 per
cuao of 30 it*; do Michigan, lu baskets, 23(4Ui0; Cat
awba, <U3yCi.so per cate; Isabella, fi.2syfJ.6o per
caw; Ohio gr-iKW, lu ‘judi baskets, Si.To(4l.*iS ; rest*,
fI.OUidO.OJ per lirl; quinces, 75«3<i.00 per basket;
eiimU-rrlM. |li).»KKfi(<*lo.fio per brl; Cat« C«d do,
|il.o>^«U.so: California yuan. {Sdoyal.ou per bo*.
OUUUKliiLri—The niaikut bad a steady lotiu, both
foriUploaud Hide goods. Trade continues ktuadily
Jood, and there 1* a cheerful healthy feeling among
obbers generally. Wo quote:
Utos—Rangoon, To; Carolina, 7M«Biio:
ana, 7(*7>,c. *
Corpse*—O. O, Java, JIKgSSVc; Java No. 2.004
31c; choice lo fancy Rio, ‘(a ; good to priicn
do, UI,Vh‘JH,o ; common to fair, 2ik(« jiuo ; rout
ing, c; Hiugijwro Java, Coat*
lUca, Muraculbo,
Buoauj*—Wlent cut loaf,
powdered, IlfcytUt.o; granulated, UWyyUMo J A,
auudard, lo.v*loi<o ; do No. a. lOMMIUfto; B. 10*
i-.lul,o; extra O, KK3lo>,o : O No. 2, «fto; yeUowO
No. 1,
sugar, 1H42k0: common to good do, 1!f(48Mo.
Huil’ik— California sugar-loaf dnpa, )s««auo > dia
mond drljs, <1.05 -l.lo; ellver dr I;*, extra fine,
c3o; good auusr-houwairup,
Wo ; New Orleans molasses, cbolca old. 6.V4100 5 do
prime, iKjcdtjo; do commou to good, 5ia«530: Porto
lUco inulusaca, so<i|<3c; common molasses. htJ@4lo J
Ua' kalrap, OOidJic.
BPtoxa—Allaylcs, |flQl7e; clove*, fIOMMc; cassia.
I Sfuru—True Bins. Dj^c; Herman Mottled, CV^"c;
I WhlO! I.Uv.AWAS;*: Whits Rose, ; Bavuti
• Imp rl.-l, ff.!: DoMm WpM,C l i.'.'a
j ''i.vU‘Mi-1 x. rl*l<’r, l.mii Iry, do, ijlcfft, 7/*
HVV -i’i;;li '• "a' Vi iv dull mid 1 over, the re'-’d’tr.
being In v.-ju wM'o then- w.i - utile or no dcimiul. No.
1 timothy m>M to the HiJck-Ynrd i nt delivered.
There wan uo shipping orders In, an<) tnc dcinmul wia
entirely local. (JuutaUons : No. 1, timothy,
tfl.'d; No, 2 do, 9U..'i‘(*14.00; mUcd do, fta.uUd
I.mn) ; upland prairie, t-l. 10; No. 1 prairie, H.S'Kd
IHOllWlSl’H—Wete quiet and unelinuged. Kslcl
wero limit, d to 111" brls at tho close at ft. Id per gallon.
New York wn« quoted with bolder* at ft. 17.
HIDES—Were nteaih- tinder a fair demand and
moderate offerings. Orecti city butehers', IVWfIXe;
green cured, Haht nnd heavy, t-c ; green calf, i-.VA
l‘.>\c; dry Hint hiJis, kip nnd calf, )AV<4luc: dry
t>al:*d hides. P.’fdlJ'vc: deacon skin*,4. r .(.i‘i"c, Dam
aged stork bring* two thirds price, nnd hranded 1" |>cr
cent off, Hhe.ji pells. .1 wllic.
HOPS—Wi re qHi t but firm, in sympathy with New
where (ho demand for ezimrt is Increasing, and
choice bo|M, which only are wanted, arc Armor. West
ern* are quoted at fVdUe, and nho'ccEu tonmat 13 * I te.
Oll.B—tJarbon waa again quoted active nnd strong.
In other oil* llin nuivcinoul was moderate, but mi
were llrmly held except turpriMne, Quotations re
main os before : Curlsm, (atandard white), Jl.v deg.
tret, 31Viil3Vc; do HUnol* legal tests, 150 deg,, 14
(.>l».'<r; do haadllghl, 175 deg., 17(AI7Vn; extra
winter lard oil, H.1.K*1.141 No. 1. ft.bo; No. 2, 78.3
K’c; linseed raw, Sr; luilled, 02c; whale, 74 .*7oc:
dn winter bleach, 7ik3iHC; sperm, ii .'d.ll'J : neat*-
fool nil, strlelly pure, 31.15. i 1.20; doc.xtrn, hoe; do
No. I, n*c ; bank nil, Bdc: slr-lis, Me; jlumlngo oil,
fii'ftT.V;
naphtha, rommoit, iconic ; Wist Vfrgiu a nil*, natural,
2t* ileg„ 330 ; natural, 30 deg., liOc; rsrloced, 23 deg„
I’OUI.TBY AND GAME—Garno w.w slow an I wa»k
nt Tnchday'ri Inside prices. Poultry wn« stronger un
der a fair retail inquiry and moderate offerings:
Bpringand mixed chickens, tV.O'jkXM; tnrhej.a,
I"C{ ducks, s3.uu; geose. S3.PO(4i".Oi': prntrlo chick
ens, $j.78(«i3.»*5 I'arlrldgi's, $1.75; msllnnl «lu lis.
f2.2.* ; small do, 7.‘Ma|l,(K); snipe, .'.I Venison
was anotcil nt l;ksi3c.
HEKDH—Timothy was quiet, hut prime wm* fair nt
I*, Hkto »elug liberal order* on the tloor, v, hi. h
wero uniilled, owing to the piucily nf tho otforings.
Common to giwd was quoted at J2.KWJ.23. Olov-r
was quiet at fd.00,A0.2.*>. Flax was nimndaui, aud the
good grades sold at *1.25<51.3tf, while common was
slow, ivltb nolo* at $1.13.
HALT—Was In fair demand at the price* given
1«low: flaglnaw, Onondaga, and Canada, line, fI.M);
do In round lots. tl.sj; ocdinnry eoaiae, fl.Tii; dairy,
without l*gs, $2.76; dairy, with bags, $11.50; Aehbm
dairy, jcrs iek, $1.0".
VKUHTAlU.F.s—Thomeelpts of potatoes wero fdr
for this Mwm, though null far Ixilow Uieas of last
year. Pcachbkms wero quoted at JdfilHu on tra-k,
and very dull, as few retailers wero ready to stock up
for the winter, and several cor load* have been stored
subject to ths order of tho chipper. P«aehlilu\rs aro
rcUllcd on the street at lu narku. but thn do*
nmnd Is light, os many grocers aro eUll auppliod by
the fanners. The mild weather came* n good many
buyers to hold back ; besides tho best stork Is vet to
arrive. Hwef< potatoes sold at $2.00 for Southern to
S:i.OO@.I.SQ for Jeraey. Onions nnd other vegetable*
were dull and easy. Halos nf jiotatoca Include a car
of Runeta at 2'» c per bu delivered.
WOOL—Homo Eas'crn lautk-s were looking through
the market bat no sole* nre yet reported, Tho feeling
Is one of firm«33s lu consequence of tho activity aud
firmness Ko«t, bat prices arc relatively higher boro
than at tho seaboard, hcuco few orders sro coming
Dom that direction. \Vc quote: Tub-washed, strictly
prime, CJWGdo; dr i»oor to goo;l. 44;.;44t0; washed
Heeco, fine, PB* 41o; ilo medium, 4J.n440; do eoirsc,
fthtatOc; unwjßbed. duo lic.vvv to light, da
medium. 32.£.13 c: do coarae, CS^ridc.
WOOD—The foilowlng Is a correct list nf retail
price* of wood s Hickory, per cord, f ».5 ♦, delivered;
maple, per cord, $3.50, delivered; beech, per cord,
$7,6", delivered; slabs, per cord, $3.50, delivered.
LIVE STOCK.
cnicAoo.
Cuttle. Jiodf, 4 ihrrp,
, a.uus 8,0 vi j.a.j
?dcuday
Wednesday
Total 11,183 8 ’,477 U.lV.tl
Game time lust week... 15,2.57 lu.sr.j ft,:;*.]
Week before last 0,338 3",(>13 4,135
.■jllOWCJlf*—
Monday 1,02.* n,fcCC
Tuesday J.3i7 2,385 BCO
CATTLE—The market was unchanged In ita general
features. For stock cattle there wan a satisfactorily
active demand at fully sustained prices, but from
other sources tbo inquiry was of tho most limited kiud,
and tho easy feeling noticeable earlier In tho week war
again prevalent. Eastern advices continue bad, and
as tho stock forwarded during Inst work Is loosing a
plenty of money, shippers preferred to remain Idle
rations at tho prices now ruling, and only n few droves
were taken for shipment. Sales were ats3.Co;« . r ..ro for
poor to choice, with tho major portion at $3.7.503.25
for cows ; at fi.65f03.7C for stackers and through Tux
ans ; aud at $1.7504,C0 for common to medium native
steers averaging from 1,050 to 1,2.50 lbs.
.Vutnlrraml dtacriviton,
18 mockers
15 stockcrs
10 stockers
25 stockcrs.
19 stoeVen).
•jiiniocknrs.] ...".... ii.'.'.i iii.i ’mo Bias
is nu'dlumutccrß,,.,, i,sw 4.75
1C medium steer* 1,230 4.05
12 medium steers 1,1,03 4.1 S
35 medium steers 1,17:1 * 4.30
1C Kansas steers 1.100 4,1 a
211 Colorado steers 1,071 4.28
llstoekors 1,000 8.15
i:« utockere 1,019 5,78
tin atoeken 1,110 0.85
14 Stockers 903 3^o
Of Texas 1,007 B.C2K
21 Texas fta 3.10
17 cows.... 1,003 3.45
Ifloows f. 20 ?.ro
10 cows 1,04 T 3.40
20 coirs 953 3.40
13 Texas cattle 7n7 0.10 •
40 iezas cattle 810 0.35
80 Texas cattle oca 4,10
fiO Texas cattle 954 3.90
2t butchers’ stock MO 8.05
40 T,»xaa rsttle 7M 2.78
17 Texas csiile l,0)i 3.3*
41 Texas cuttle H 77 i,hs
42 Texas cattle n«d qm
4u calves 228 y,:-r»
4 calves 102 0.25
lioas-Tho toil® iif the market vu somowlmt loan
buoyant thtu ou tlio preceding two days, but tbe feel.
lng wan fairly Arm, utd no appreciate portion of tho
advance tbeu gained was lost, tiio light supply enabling
holders to maintain tlio advanced position. Tho
marked decline of last week It nna expected would re
sult in dlmluiatuHt receipts, but few anticipated ho
pronounced a falling oil. Yesterday’s receipts were
only a little more than half os large as for the corre
sponding day of last week, wlille for tbo three days
there Is a decrease of nearly ld,oon. Totbesmsllaup
ply Is due the advance of Monday and Tuesday. Tbe
market ojicnod slnmg, but eaood np u the day wore
away, and cka-od weak with something of a downward
tendency. Sales wore at Id.SOftM.iii, or flUlkivT.OU,
for Hklppeni nod inferior hoary ; at $7.25 .IJ.H) for
common to good ; and at f7.70<2f *.25 for prime to
cboloo. Tliew wu’ouFy ouu nie *ttbo Utter
•non taxes.
♦Vo. A r. PtifeASo, .It. /VirelA'o. At, Pri'e.
J8..,.iLT5 |9.UA 42....280 $7.50*02 233 $7.40
46.. 7.70 iJ 251 7.50|43 13J 7.40
112....2'.2 7.70'32 257 7,83:53 210 7.40
81. ...2.50 7.65:25 180 7.69 60 231 7.40
09.. /Ci 7.0538 220 7.60 64 sfii6 7.40
00. ...240 7.68]55. ...270 7.50 61 000 7.40
33.. 7,12143 11l 7.60 30 3-B 7.40
C8....1U7 7,1n7;41 274 7.60124,... ‘/OS 7.40
01.. .!!>:) 7.65 OS 104 7.50 'lO 239 7.40
65.. 7.6013 Q 204 7.601C0 218 7.15
65.. 7.60,00 101 7.4*.;.-8 27!) 7.56
81.. 7.1M1120 2IS 7.45122 510 7.3' i
JM..,.251 7.60 W 225 7.4506 290 7.M1
40.. .252 7.60 19 261 7.43 .‘rt 2*5 7.25
81.. 7.6.5.50 2*a 7.45 40 229 7.: l»
22.. 7.. - 32 206 7.4 y !I3 219 7.25
01. ...017 7A5148 212 7.46 28 *fj 7.1 H)
60.. 7.43iW 214 7.45 HI 270 ?.(W
55.. U* 41 261 7.4 t 21 2JO 0.60
91.. T.Wllca 214 7.40 J
HUKKl*—Were io moderate supply, and In fair de
niuud at unchanged price*, or at $3.C0(«4.C0 ftr pour
to choice. 11. Grvuu 4: Co. sold a flock of extra cheep
averaging US Us at $5.00, but moat of the sales wore at
53.HK&4.26,
BUFFALO.
Um-ALo, Oct. 27.—(Jattu:—Receipts, 1,238; total
for tho week, A.VHO; market only moderately active;
not many good cuttlo offering; prior* for good to
tmdivuugradeaaahade off la*V week's quotation*;
common to poor ,'*c off{all good cattle disposed of.
Hhkkp AMD fauns—Receipts, 6.400; total for the
work, 12.C0J: market more active, ad lambs'finding
ready sale; western aheep, good quality lu fair do*
mnml; goueral quality •of Utnba offering poor com
pared with laat week; prieea fully lower; Wert
cru sheep about laat week 1 * quotations; common
grade* neglected.
11 oo a—Receipt*, 3,000; total fop Uie week, 1H.D00;
market fairly active for ail light boga; heavy neglect*
od: quality of offerings fair to good; Yorker* and
light bog*, <7.0067.75; heavy holding at <7,0068.00.
EABT HUERTT.
East Libfmt, 27,—Cattl*—Receipt« to-day,
965 head, all for tala hens, making for twodays past
2.650 head; aupply good ; market active; price* un
changed from yesterday ; beat, |d.25(^6.75; medium to
good. <3.0. (4(1,00: common to fair, <4.00(31,25; stock*
«r*. <3,25(41.00; bull* and cow*, <2.50(41.00.
Iluus—Receipts to-day, 2,h09 head, making 7.003 for
two days ; Yorkers, f7.SJuyT.OO; Philadelphia*, <5.00(4
Bheep—Rscolpl* to-day, 1,000 htt d, TP»Vlra 01,000
fur (wo day* ; selling at <1.00(85,73.
liALfIUOUI.
DaLTinunK, Oct. 27.—Cat-ilx—The market during
the week was dull; prices declined Vo ; very Wat.
6*it4 li , l icj first quality, o; medium, or good
fair quality, 4(£ljtfc; ordinary thin atecre, oxen, and
cows, : most of the salu at 9}i<i ßo : receipts,
6,lft!; aal«a, 4,01(1. *
iloua—Pair demand; lower raise; closing dull;
tendency still downward; range, 100110 ; receipts,
Buexp—Dull at unchanged ratca; range,
lambs, 2(4 ic ; receipts, u.loo.
HT. LOPIB.
Br. laiois, Oct. 27.—Hoot—Higher: fair demand ;
Yorktrs, <6.60(49.76 ; packing, <5.75(47.10; butcher*’,
<7dWU7.4O.
Csttlx—Quiet and nnchaug.d; good to choice na
tives, <I.JO(4iU2V t medium to fair, <J-60(4t.16: na
tive etockure, <3.Wk42.76: common, |3.oJi«J.iu: gcxul
to choice Teuns, <3.60(31.00: medium to fair, iJ.eOU
O.U); native cows, |2.4J(4 j.M,
CIffCINNATT.
ClHOtvxATl, Oct. 27.—Hoa a—Active ; common light,
<4.1641.00; gvod to medium, <7.1041.20; extra
butchers', $7,250 7.36 ; receipts, 1,633; shipments.
T!ip whi'l-’sr.lMrnH.i I i trv - * 1 vncn-ly psj
Hie cm; im b.'ini;. .'„i i ,f.,.e IH.-.s wvr- un
changed. Pie Mtl.J ot emur.nni Inch ut
*.'.o. (A'.'.BO, ehul.-c mill-run at Jlo.r*o, nnd A shingles
$2.60.
Hole": Cargo aehr relleltoua, from Maniaiep, HO m
mlll-run lumber st $16.5). Hold by liisnchtrd, Dor
land ft Co.
Cargo aebr Trenln, from Grand Haven, IfiSmstHi*
nnd boards, «(|ia.7fi; cargo nebr .1. r. Tr.vy, from
(Iran*! Haven, Mj m airlpa nod 1 nurds r.t *|,l,fin; cargo
aehr I.oukoul, Grand Haven, 205 in atrip* and Ixwr.ln
nt *ll-25; cargo srhr Robert Campbell, Grand Haven,
lan m atrip* and iMi.ird iat itt.ou ; rami schr Riles
\Yhite|Lako. Hum mill culls at Hold liy Kver
ft Anriiana.
Cargo srhr Klockbrldgn, Maulatcc, 215 m Joint and
nemiliiiß nt cargo a hr Two Brothers, Mauls
lee, 17d m Job.t mid scantling nt sV2f>; cargo aebr C.
Hulling. l.udlngtnn, 2ic m joint amt aenntllng nt *4.25;
cargo schr Four Brothers, Miniates, 2'15 m shingles
lit 12.50,110 m joist and n . nuUiii« at $4.25. Hold by
John Maaon Hoomla ft On.
Cargo schr Mary, from Manlatcn, 60 ra abort timber
and JoK and rcantllnt 20 fret nnd over, $11.00; luj
m Joint and aciiulllnu nl Hold by Rimpaon
llnddoi k ft (jo.
Atthe ynrda bnelneaa rnntinnca acthT, Ibo demand
l*eltiß prtnc:‘.['#l!r for fbo Inavr grail.-**. Rome lenetbt
of ronitnon atutT arc now Hold nt f 12.00. CjmitalPma:
Firm nnd cccond clear }t2.oani la.oo
Tldrd cleir. I bub’ 3’..t'o^l7.uu
Third clonr. tiil. lt ;iH.OO,rtin.no
Clear iioomtß, llrat and arennd. rimßii.... tt.’.b la-fl'i.nit
Clear riding, (trat and Fceotut Kvo* lli.oo
Firat romn««>n Biding M.O k«*,l7.<Hl
Flooring, Rr. t common, drooaed ud.'hi u S2.no
Flooring, Hceondcammoa. Urcjpcd....... 2i.t»Kft2UVl
Box Ixurda, A :r..(«)i*U7 00
Hox bond*. U ai.on ,i ,7,i(»
AFtocklfOarda, litcud 121 n..... 3‘..n0. D.lT.uo
H Ptoek Ijoacla 31.00^97.01)
Orto-k Ixnrda IS.OOraio.OO
r«idnß(loft.) n.no<ii2,(Hi
Common lunilxr, 18 ft uud under 10.w<>fti2.on
Jolßt. nnd HcanUlng, 22 to 21 ft 11.0 i«U."O
Lath 1,7A(3 2,00
AabltUflCi 2.50.4 2.00
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
FORFION MARKETS.
.Vjirrfaf />(*,.n.VA to The Ct»™jo Tribun*.
Livpr.i-oon, Oct. 27—11 a. m.— Flouk—No, I, 2*4
Cd; No. % 24a Cd,
Chain—Wheat—Winter, No. I,loa 4d; No. 2,10 a;
apring, No. I, 10a; No. 2,0 a 4d; while, No. 1, lln
4cl; No. 3, lln; club, No. I,lls DJ; No. 3,1 U 4d.
Corn—2oh Oil.
I’iiovtKioss—l’ork, 81* 6d. Hard, fi.li*.
Liverpool, Oct. 27—2 p. m.—Hinn—(l3* ftd.
Livr.nrooL, Oct. 27—Latent.—Corn—ilixed Western
DC* i»do;ila.
Laud—G3s 3d.
Honnotf, Oct. 27.—T::k Bank or F.sot.and—Tho
amount of bullion wilbdtnwu from tlio Bank of Kn
ghtnd on balaofn to-day is XJ 1.0-00.
WsaTiu:k—TcmjKatiuma ami tuiusutdly cold.
Mohet—Tlio rale ofdlocnuui tu open market for
three-montha’ billa in or below tlio
Hank of Htn,dand ntea. Ualo for money at the Stoek-
ExchatißO for Government aocurltlet* !•«
Oo.vaoLH—Money and Recount, (■( IMR.
■UniTO* States Bonds— I HWa, HCi*,; *C7a, 107**';
HJ-40*, HHL'i new <W, KM'j; New York Central, i)i\
Er.'o, Hs>; ; preferred, 31*^.
Pauhi, Oct. 27,—IlnKTrJ*—C5f Tso.
FiuNKi onx, Oct. 27.—New
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,
Boston, 0;l, 27.—Doom?lie la good demand ; steady
ond firm for sllgradca; no prospect of an Immediate
advance, but it la nclicvoJ tnhavo touched the lowest
point for (be protest, HuppUo* are coming forward
quite freely from ibo hitorior. The receipts Love been
considerable fur aomo weeks past, considering the
lateness of the season, but stack la tbo market is not
large, ollhonf;h the assortment of all kinds Is good.
Ohio am! I'emiKjlvauiu fleeces, X and XX, 45(.T,4f10; me
dium No. 1 at.d XXX ilcoccs, 4V« r.oc ; Michigan nml
Wlsoouklu lie*ace, <2 •• 11 v*; mediuln and No. 1,41 m,
<7e ; combing nud delaine fleece?, r*J ..CJc, washed ; 41)
*7o for uuwaabed; aupcrlino and X pulled, 05
a yxy*c.
HEW YORK DRY-QUODS MARKET.
Nr.w Vouk, Oct. Ur,—Liulims was quiet with dtv
mosliu commission houses end lmj>ortfrn, rind the
jobbing trade was light. ITluls wero qiii.t, but tome
largo lint* of old light fancies wero Jobbed at low
figures. New York mills ahlrLng* were reduced.
Cotton lUnnels were active. Ilofollauta were In better
demand. Woolen goods for men's wear ruled quiet.
The Drill/Jluikhn says 200 cftsosof skirts were sold
at auction, nml broughf,goo:l juices.
-Ir.
.1,1-0 $.5.25
PITTSBURG OIL MARKET,
PrrTSßcr.o, Oct 27,—Petroleum quiet; erode, f 1.6 J tf
tl Parker’s; rvflned, Philadelphia de
livery.
. B.»‘J 0.05
. ton :i.i>
. 0.51 a. 75
.1,012 8.83
WILMINGTON TURPENTINE MARKET.
Wn.MlNirros, N. C., Oct. 27.—Spirit* of turpentine
strong lit 37j$c,
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
SEW YOUS.
SiiteM IHipaleh to The Chirago Tribune,
New Youk, Ort. 27. Gluts Wheat Market
steady; fair export and home-trade inquiry;
Bales, 155,003 ba at $1.01*1.01 for rejected
spring; Sl.tMftl.Ul lor No. 3 Chicago;
1.23 for No. 3 Milwaukee; $1.21Qj1.2j for No. 2 Chi.
oago; $1.23 for No, 2 Northwestern ; S2,JI for No. 2
Milwaukee; $1.17(41.37 for No. 1 spring; Si.2IVjU,4I
for winter rod Western ; t1.21i M.ts for amber West*
cm; and $1,33(41.31 for white Western, including
white Michigan attl.t:<ai.4S,uad bard No. 1 Milwau
kee ctfl.*7. Ryo quiet ut 80($>t5o for Western, and K 8
(430 c forKtale. Harley steady ; sales of 1,000 ba very
inferior Canada at SI.OO, and iO,OOO bu fair Canada West
at sl.l-1. Com leiivjo better; fair export and home,
trade demand; sales of 134,101 bu at 71@72c for steam
Wistero mixed; 73(473 1 Jtfc for sail do; for
high-mixed and yellow Western. 75c for white Weal
cm; ood <>83710 for soft and heated Western mixed.
Oats steady, with Bales of 52,002 ba at 3».?49c for
mixed Western and Htate, and 40363 c for white West*
cm and Htato,
FttovidONs—Mlddlee heavy al for long
dear. Lard heavy; sales of 100 tea nt for
prime steam new.
Whisky—Markets ehadc Ormer; sale of 200 brls at
$1.17 i>er gallon.
OnocKnir.s—Bugar—Market firm ; moderate in
qulry; fair to guod reining is quoted at
prime at B><c. and Non. lu to 12 lluvuna at «qo.
Codec—Market dull an dhcjvy; Rio Is quoted at 1H•/
(421 Vc in gold, and Uaracalt*) ut in gold.
Tallow—Rules quiet and heavy; coimlryund city
urn quoted at
lloihe A ttoHnittl iff «i. 1
New lone, Oct. 27.—Ftouit—Receipt*, 10,'KlO brls;
rather mure steady; moderate export uud iiomo tnulo
demand; superfine Utatouml Wtatent, com
mon togood extra, |3.33:«5.70; good to choice, $5.7606
0.25: white wheat extra, fiIVJSftB.OO; extra Ohio, svo
Is,IJW ; CL Louis, $3.70>a3.0U. Rye Hour steady; $1.33
(a 3.50,
' Couh-Mrai/—Western, $ 1.30(^3.65.
Quain —Wheat—Receipts, 28.2,001) htt; rather more
steady; fair export and moderate mllliug demand ;
rejected spring, SUM(3U.OO; No. :i Chicago spring.
$1.14(41.15; No. 3 Milwaukee, 11.1f1w1.25; No.l 2
CUii-ago siiring, $1.2ii«,1.2‘>; No. 2 Norihwcatorn,
choice old in store, (1.20; N 0.2 Milwaukee,sl.3l; No.
2 spring, sl/uk41.87; wmlt-rrod Western, <L23>.a.41;
umber do, t1.2t;d1.45; white do, $1.35«v1.5ib Rye
quiet; Western, "Cc. Barley leas active; fair Canada
West, $2.12(31.13 ; very Interior Canada, SI.OO. Malt
quiet aud uuclnnuod. Cora—Demand fair, and prices
hare advanced; receipts, 01,000 bu ; Western mixed,
steam, 71&n2>ju; do sail, T.k.iTIXo; high-mixed and
yellow Western. 73jc«7.ic; white Western, 74»e,7C0;
mliud !u itoie, 71c. Oats less active ; o;elmdo eaelnr ;
receipts. 88,000 bu; mixed Western and Stale, 3iH
47c ; while do, 43 >vs2c.
Hay—Unchanged,
Hoi'K—Finn ; yearlings, K. 3100 ; new, Hk^lSc.
Gbooexics—Cortee—Rlu, no export demand; car
goes, 18>t(42}o lu gold; lobbing, 18,fc($21h'c lu gold.
Hitgur quiet, but steady ; fair to good refining, 7S 4 'i4
Be; prime, refined in better request. 10','(4
ll ?;o. Molwuku quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet
and unchanged.
Frraoucusi—Quiet, but steady; crude, ;
retluod, 13.*.(<JbJ;io; coses, 17>i\3lSc; uapbtab, urn
(A lie.
BtuiiJfcoßrJiK—Firm: 11.80(31.90.
hwuiTS Tuui'kntink—b'lrrocr: 42<gl3Jfc.
Kuos—Quiet; Western, 2&337>*'u.
Lkxtii «b— Unchanged.
Wool— 'Firm; domestic fleece, 4&§o3e; pulled,
46e; unwashed. 17u*aac.
Pboviuohi—Forkstnady; new men, $91.80(331,00.
Oct/ aud cut meat* quiet; Wcatoru lung clear, sugar
cured, 13V C * Lard—Prime steam caab dull and noml
ual; Uuw, 113.07 M ; steam, SU.HT^CAI^-00; $19.60
October ; old aud new, Normber.
IHtTTKU—Heavy ; Waatero,
Oiikesk— Market dull;
Wiiihkt—Shade firmer: $1.17,
RUials—Mouufoaurcu corner quiet but steady:
now sheeting, 800 5 lugut lake quid, aifAW.c. big
Iron—Scotch quiet aud unchanged, au,W(«3Uci Anierl
can dull aud drooping, 30(4 i3o : Jrou Russia abeeUns.
l3Jkttl2.*sC- Malls unchanged.
PUILABELPUIA.
ruiLADtLPUU, Qet. 21.—y»si>s—Quiet and uo
ebauged.
Firmer; refined, crude,
Floub—Fairly active; lowa, Wisconsin, and Min*
uosoia extra lamlly. 10.26(37.60; HUM, Ohio, and In
diana, Jd.SOai.’UJ; JilkU grades, $7,74(^,11.73.
Gusin—Wheat— Market dull; new Fenusylrania rod,
fl.iiKAt.O; new Western rod, $1.13(31.40; amber,
$1.41X41.43; amber spring, $1.30; white, $1.40. Bye.
76(386c. Corn firmer; yellow. ,ol<*7lc ; mixed. otKA
71c. Oats Inactive; wilts, 46(34'«; mixed, 4ir44ic.
I’noviaioH*—Weak; new tueaa pork, $U.36<3W.60,
Lard, 114.0a.r14.6i).
Wuuav—tl.ia.
Burren—bUwdy; New York Statu and Bradford
County extra*, flrux sOahlc; Western extra,
t/eVi-t»o; bn>t), 2-‘>U-7c; robs extra, firsts,
iOc,
Cnr.sr—Finn.
Elios—Kirm; Western fre<h,
Bi, Lob'u, Mo„ Oct. 2(.—Flock—lnactive and
■f.M : double extra fall, f4.;r> *r..2!V • tr.Mc ~,»r V ,.{*
o ; family wluur, Including (m -y. |
ujr.vv'*.
ilimn-Whinl-No. 2 red v.invr v rv ;- r .....
nlli.T-steady ; \n. iv I «U-.t.e, /,V],!
'ln, f 1.2 a each; *i.;il Nnvetnl* r. »’■ ni hiri-Vi-V‘
. lined for msb; No. 2 mixed. 66a M»h ; 4 IC „
Ik-p. Oats—Market dull 5 No. 2 mixed. rWrSl*
ci»*lu llsrlcy dull nnd lower; No, 2 »*i pit's? ji.’.-'J
l.ioj prime tn •trlr.tly prime Nurllmrn, t\ hvi.,’,*
fflTn": gan
i , novintnH«-.i*ort( dull nnd lower; Utt
nnlct and unchanged, Hulk nietta dull and loltl;
fbouMera, «\o; alden. rj.. fi'.t-, Imu, # ‘‘ !
PflofiM day* In salt. Dacon-Msrket doll; < m iv i
bhiß and order trn Ic. * J ul>
i i»Io l,n Ui 10 ’" M ,mi
Nrm; Ont.sANa, o. i. a7.-Hun«w-Q l ,i,.t • Cnftlnf _
O>Je f * rto RC, H ftlr ' 7 - , '‘^ s, « c ! I'rtiuc to clioica,
Motjtbacn—Lower ; fair to ehnlre, Wlvcic
Fr.iirii—Dull; rnipoi filu- quoli-cl f 1.|,-,j. ,v t .n,
*’•' 0; trol.lo, |i,as(*ti,Ri) S cboko mid i; Ui ,.k‘ a - 1 .
(tn,us—Corn dull; i.Im.THc, Oah <|iibn ;* i M ,
Hiian—g,dot j 51.10. ’
Hav—Diill ; ..noted prtno at t27.t>d.
I’novniona—pork dud nnd wajln-r: tne n } ia-
Hry-aalt tncala firm; nbouHer*,
Bblcs l l'jCdld.'jO, lificou dull 5 f)iiotc.| ;»t ;m *.
II 1 . limn«, clmlcc Bncar-circd pniin. jcui-i'!"
ojdinary, I4'ifal3v;c.
Com.K—gnirt; ordinary to prime, lw ji,,
UnwiiY—Hull; roctided. ' ‘
nAtTiUORt, Md.. Oct”. *7.—Fuion-Qitiet tnJ
diuiij’.Mj, lnJ on.
ChutN—Wlirr.lfli-m and unchanged; fdrlr aeti.-,
Corn nominal. Oat«—MaiL-.t dim; WcO.-ni . i
yj..4lc; while WcHtetu, Hyc-.M., r j. ( *j*V;
unminnlly 7..«h0e, ‘“'‘Uii,);
a,l " i “” d
RnoviAtoss—Slosdy and un.bctigcd: firm iv.v
S2:t,IXJ,n2 ).BJ. Hard aleadf at $U.7’(« r. in' lcr *'
nrSjSwi"' 1 ' 1 '" , l ! ""“.MC!
I’KrnuLKt'M “Unchanged,
aic?7i'Sin?. n !o" a‘J R!o H’.q
\vitiAKY—Dull and beavn tI.M.
MiLWAintrc, Oct. 27.—Vnovii—Steady : , n i
Gr.Alx—Wheul—No, 1 Milwaukee, Jl.bi'h -> »in-.
N". a n.nxi ocim«,r, ,1.111,: 'i,‘
l;rr, {l.O.'.'i! 1.0. Com •tu.uly; „
»*l« "raiir; tail Lu-hir'
1.0.. ; No. s, »;>;i„a-.,v;p. Unil.y J
nn»cttlNi; No. 2 cwoh mu) Uclolier. m. Jr
yomber, $I.O101.«2; No. 3, 55. Ry u qu^ 1 .
ImmatONS—Quiet tnd nnehnuged. Mom tmv
*;o.»s. I’rime Urd, 13'„'Al3‘ f c,
(itum—Wheat quirt mid weak; No. 1 amber MvLb
can,
January, f 1.23; No. 2,#l.b»V«l.(tt; N . 2 rtd.Sl \u'>
(«!.2i; No. ft rod, *1.(17- l.« 8; rejected, cJ-J
atemdy and Urm ; high mixed, <e; November &V
new, J-olk'i y.vir, 4Ujc; loa-iulsc.l, .*ijc; No, 1 wUlle'
OTc; No. 2 do, 05u; no gr.de. 57 1 r. o,i*a Grrr.cr•
held higher; No. 2, W>,\'c; Michigan, 33c; teJecUd'
llkcciit*—Flour, none; vrboat, <I,OOO bu• con
IC.IUHju ; 0aU,7,(W0 bu. ’ 1
Sun-itrNr*—Flour, ftuO brl?; wheat. l-uto Lu.
coru, 83,W0 bn; ont». bu. ’ u *
Cincinnati, Oct.27.—raotm—Doll; family, SS.CJ^
OnAKJ— I Wheat dull: red. H.25(5t.33, Coru dub
and lower: cue. fiats in J«ir d«m»ud and lower rat«;
JW,..4*>c. Hailey sternly; moderatedctimud; Canada,
Puovmiosii—lack easier; t>).M,ii20.73. Lard duS
and lower to sell; steniu, l.io; kettle, 13Lc. Cult,
moats easier ; old. o? 4 c, VJ'-rc, U\c, loose; new Job*
bing shoulders, Do; clear rit>, ; clear,
12':0 parked, i'4'cun quiet uud uuch. nged.
Whhut—Light demand J holders firm ut $1,13,
Buttkb—Dull and unchanged.
Boston, Oct. 9?.—Flock—Demand pood at full
prlcco; Western supartlue. fo.OO ■ 5.23 ; common extr**,
rd..H}rtii.(Ki; Wheotulu ami Minnesota i\Ua family,
s.LfiO »;.75; trlutcr wheat, Ohio. ItnUaun, and MidiUan,
: Illinois, sat, Louu, $j.uoa
h.i.O 5 fancy Minnesota,
On«K—C.nn rto.;dy sud firm; mixed and rcllor, ’3
tfilf. Oats in moderate demand; mixed aiid wblla.
47&53 c.
BrrrAt.o. OM. VT.—Cam;—Whtrd *i«n, wllhirort
Inquiry; snlru of 2,'tn» bu N<*. i .Mnwnkecatsl.3U;
17,0 d l>u Pi rt Washington Club at •.jl.'JlJtf; tfrj ha
white winter at Corn higher but qunt; 10, Del
Im No. 2 mixed WcalorusoPJ r.t Ck. o.t'.a heMuttOJ
for No. 2 Chicago. Kyj neglected. Barley dull.
CI.CVKL.VND.
Cr.nrn.AKn, 0., Cct. 27.—Grain—TThe.-d quiet and
steady; nominally unchanged. Corn quirt and to.
changed at Cm fur lib'll mixed; iXc for bc<r*niiud*
(SI >i die for car on track. Oats ateedyf
Ittuolkcm—Unchanged.
PORT OF CHICAGO. OCT. 27.
AsntvED —Strap Chicago, Manitowoc, sundries; icht
11. FUrdtugh, Erie, coal; schr Michigan, Cleveland,
coal; schr O, W. Adame, Buffalo, coal; ecbr Onr Sob,
Cleveland, coal; Bchr M. Mudler, M*uktg3:i. lumber;
scbr .Montlcdlo, Cleveland, coal: *dir M. ElUibelbi
llmfalo, coal: achr Monterey, Charlotte, coil; ichi
Muim-n, Muskegon, lumber; at.br Higioaw, Vermll
ion. clone; u-tir Tom Palue, Grand River, wood; odd
Japan, Red River, lumber; prop PhiLidulpbit, Erl*
aunorlia; echr Hoboken, o*w g i, Bali; >chr C. K.
llacktey, Muskegon, lumber; aclir Pauline, Muskegon,
lumhc).
CLt*nn>—flehr T. R. Merritt, Toronto, 1P,68! ba
corn; schr Flying Mist, Buffalo, 13,212 bu wheat;
trig Commerce, Mmiumluoc, !■ >yb4d bn ails, .;0 brls ap»
u)<w, 20 brhi hovf, 432 hales bay, and sumlrios; ichi
jHle lirovm, Jackson;*)!*', l,t)oO bu outs, 5’ brls flour,
10 tons hay; stmr Unicago, Milwaukee. ;il brls oil, 'S
hrU api'les. and sundries ; Manitowoc, 50 Iris ipplsi,
and suiidriea.'
Niukt Clcarawcm—Kdir M. F. Ilsuoab, Booth n*»
yen, do brls oil, and sundries; schr black lUw<,
Ktouy Creek, 3 brla-pork, 1 Lrl Lwf, 1 bri l*rd, sad
enmities; achr Muskegon, Grand Haven, 2* mcii
meat seed : sehr Mnakegon, Muskegon, 25 bris pork,
and smidrioo; prop O. I*, Heath, Asugutuck, 800 gitea
bldor, 100 dry hides; scbr L. Douk, Bt. Joseph, 10 brh
flour, 40 brls llmo.
CHICAGO.
Freights were in moderate demand tud firmer si
4 r »'i' 5o fur cam, and 4o fur oats, to Buffalo. Tbi
Buffalo charters Indudu Uio prop Lmplre State, corn
through ; echru City of Chicago end Hinckley o**l
evening), and schr Ooldaa Fleece (tenUy), corn si
4Jie; tchr Chester B. Jones, wheat on private terms;
rchr Lucinda Van Valkonburgh. oats at 4c. To llj*f•
Rock—Schr klonimdai, wheat at Cc. To
Acorn, corn and oats on private terms. In the sii.p
uootilhe Lick Somers was Ukcn for s3l,iW bu wa
toßuO'olo at fc. Tnucajjadiy cjnuiiniH to jl.uw uj
wheal, 133,000 b« corn, and OO.oOj bu out*.
OZTdOlf.
Oa the2MU the following rlurters were report*!!
Bchr Eraltno Oates, stavee, Detroit to DoiTdo. at $> efl
barrels, and sll on jiii cs, 0. W. Norton reports Jhj
schr Reindeer, lumber, Tawas City to at shti
per m, ruiL
MILWAUKEE.
The following charters were made on the 3Uh! T«.
Buffalo—Prop Superior and bilges Hliswnm and Ssn*
duaky, achra Foster and another not nsmed-»n w ir
rive from Chicago—wheat at 6>fc, To u*Wf£J -BJ-*
Cortes, wheat, at bjfo.
CLEVELAND.
Th* Ijtcier of Tuesday hss the fallowing
in regard to lake freights! “FrclnUU wsrj
rather quiet yesterday, hut few darters
log made. The rate* remniu at the fid tljiu -•
SI.OO utd $1.05 to Chicago, too to M)hvauke.*,cnJtw
to Detroit. The supply of coal Is oqual to » «
mauds, and there are plenty of tcssi-I* 1° •
tnat ooineo. No charter* were madi for ca .
ports, consequently there *r« no r*tes to be repo
BUFFALO.
The engsgemenla made on the dlth were s Srn
0. Richards, J. 0. Harrison, coal lo Chicago at y f[
schr J. 11. Mead, coal to Milwaukee at Wo; *
bash, coal to Toledo at 230 ,* trig Roacioe, 'vj
o t Green Day aud Greco A. Channon, coal »
at II 5 acbr Bam Flint, coal, RandiuLy to
SI; schr William Graudy, salt to L Ub,
coal, Bandoaky to Milwaukee, |1! acbr Ablr
coal, Cleveland to Obicago, at fl.Ub
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO. j
Business at tho dock* was very active
moat of tho largo lumber-fleet at lb* mark* l
posed of. During Ibo day there arrived ai b.r h a »
her of coabloudod vessel* from u f a t «A
•cow Soabtrd no Into Well* street brld*, J
U.f, .ad 1C hir Jlbboom “‘>
damaged olhsrwiie. fibobas gone into
Dams it Farrow for repairs...-The targe h •
ner, which coUided with tbo schr fc.».•
near Mllwaukeo Monday nlgbt, arrived bare yw
with a cargo of salL She ts eoualJcroUy dams.
Tho bridge-lender on Ualated ,tr * e ‘^ J f®j M , r
Jutting something on the abutment, fell loth ’jy
lu fslllng struck someibmg tnd „}i[“, ? n . 0 the V*s*f
■on tried to help bits, but was ptdl«>
himself. Finally, however, they were UKjj« tfll4
Tbo schr Minerva lost her JR>boora
the schr Fairbank in tho river yesterday...
heaver /ell off the ruua at Law
dock and into b>J ull *f[
achr Crosthwslic, He J^ cc . lTed ulme icu^
•Which wUI likely Prove fatal. Iho man m
not be ascemlncu. He “?'*» (U e»na VT»*
but two weeks. ...Capt. Dick Brewer, of •
tectlou, U con fined to hie bedwllU ““Tg u yarUitmib
lag hu lUaMa Capu Cbarbs n*a
eutof the Veeael-Ownare* Towing CuaJiAUJ.« # tu<
dliug the t0g....Tb0 tug Burton collided w.tn l Djrloo
BJcgte at tbo lumber-uurket yesterday, lb#
lost* tbieo stanchions and atriugar, *, u £
damaged otbwwli»....Xt« owu*rt of lumber-vs—-
or. Louts.
new ontr.&NH.
B.u.Tntonc.
ItrcriPTH—Flour, 4.00.1 brl*; wjiml, 135 0o lm
HiiUMEJirß—Flour, h.(Mj i nt.; wlicsl, luj.oaji'u.
TOLEDO.
Toledo, 0., Oct. 27.—Flour—Dull.
Fbeiuiits—Uuchsugcd.
Draw—l*o.
CINCINNATI.
POSTON.
urtTALO.
MARINE.
LAKE FREIGHTS.

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