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6
FINANCE AND TRADE. t
Business Somewhat Better at the
Chicago Banks.
Xho Prodtice Markets Active and
Irregular—Provision* Ex
cited and Higher*
meat Bather Weak—Other Grain
Steadier—Movement During
the Week.
FINANCIAL.
Bankers doing a general business report a rathe r
Increasing demaiul for money as tbe season ad
vances. City cnsTomers, groat and smalt, seem to
be doing a fair trade. They manifest a firm and
cheerful feeling, confident that for them tbe wont.
is over. Country banka during the past week bava
shown more activity, and still greater la looked
for In a few daya or weeks at most, owing
to tbs greater number of inquiries aa to
whether they could rely on Chicago for
much greater accommodations when the
crops begin to move. They are oil assured that
our city banka can meet promptly and cheerfully
All the calls enstotnen can make, and their only
anxiety Is for more. There never was a time in
the history of the city when Chicago banka were
bciter prepared to do the business of the entire
Northwest without calling on New York or other
seaboard cities for assistance.
Discount rates wore steady daring tbe entire
week at previous figures. Tbe range la wide, viz:
05il0 per cent, almost all ordinary transactions
being mads at 8. This has been tbe ruling figure,
in fact, for many weeks post. Call and short-time
lotos 3@(J per cent, according to amount and ac
companying collaterals. ;
Now York exchange baa fluctuated widely during
the week, owing to settlements on lbs Ist and
4th. It opened at SotffcbOc Premium per SI,OOO
between banka on Monday, and settled down to
the same figures bolow on Wednesday evening. It
opened weak on Thursday morning at the same
figures; but tallied toward* the close to pat to Sac
above: and on Saturday it opened and closed firm
at 00c premium between banks. All this
vria duo of course to the settle
ments to bs made on the Ist aud4(b. and tbe range
of tbe market was also wider, owing to tba wheat
corner, but when it was known that old not
amount to much, prices began to rally, and stead
ily advanced to wuat la about tbe shipping figure
for currency, viz., 00c premium. Indeed, wo
bt-ardof some small shipments. Tbe fact shows
that tbs amount of produce now going forward
duos not equal current payments or that tbe bulls
in exchange still have control of the market. This,
of course, they could nut bold for anycousiderable
time if the balauce of trade was in favor of the
West. Nobody, however, knows better tban they
that this state of things cannot coutmua many
wvuke longer.
Thu clearings of tha week were:
Date. Cltartnai. JJatnneti,
N0i1U&J.....
*1 uvula?....
‘Wviiinwiay.
Tlmrada? ~
>'rlu»y
baiurday...
.ti.7U.UUO §dVi,uuu
. a. too ujj,uuu
. iJ.K7i.uuo a<u,uuo
. 4,1U1.1U1 MO.UJU
. a,ii4j,u« aan,uuu
. U.IMMJUU SfcM,UJO
NATION at. HANK CLBABIMUS.
Sew lurk J*ublic.
The bank returns for laat week would be unln*
tcluglbiu If we did not have In mind the oxtruor*
umary irregularities caused during the week end*
Ink duly ut>, 1077, by the great railway strike,
borne cities were then allotted much more than
others, us we men pointed out, and as to those
cutes, comparison of lost week's returns with
those of the corresponding week last year show
rciiuirknblo gams. Jn a general eonae, the cool*
punson is favorable only because, at the cities
Icustadectcd uy the disturbance laat year, the ex*
cnangee now compare favorably, difference of
prices considered. The following shows the
amount of ezenauges for tho week ending July
X'uat Sun Francisco, and July 27 at other cities,
in comparison with returns for corresponding
weeks lost year, and pith percentages of gain or
loss:
1878. 1877.
imum tsuK.wu.Bot
U7.441.H7U UU.UiU.UUW
U4.KtU.bUI UW.IUU.7UU
tU.U7U.LKU 17.4Uy.VU7
11.777,370 lU.SU6.UUU
, U.SOU.W7I &.&UK.UHK
8.U17.7U* 7.44U.KU4
, K.bUl.UtfJ V.4UU.UU7
S.UM.UN) 4,Ui7,UIM
. 4.0U6.UH U.76U.774
4.U15.U47 U, 7UU.UI3
a,I7K,TJO U,IH«1.8«13
. u,Utt.auu u,u*u,tM>
. 1. lUU.aUt l.uoU, lUU
. 1.1/4U.MIA |,l*n,U»
. 6/J.SUU euu,s7a
. 3UU.UUI UK.U6U
. 1142, Uwi UU4.UUU
. , UUU.UUU UIU.tMU
Ton I 54U4.UJJ.128 tfi«J,IW7,BUU
Ouuia«ho*r VorN l4l.ltki,bM 14U.U7U.UM
Hew York
110*100
I'liuaUcimi*...
Chicago
b.iu liancltco.
hi. Loula
itnltliiiore
Clucuuiivu....
NliiwaUKee
Louiavillu
How urlcuiu,,,
I’UUburg
I'ruvtucuce....
iuolacapulla...
Clqveun-l
How iiavou...
bl. J0ACpt1....,,
hyracuau.
Jjwwi-U
LIFB VB. riOB-INSUKANCB.
To (he Editor of The Trihuru.
Cnickoo, Aug. 3.—ln your financial colaranof
Friday morning you publlah that of tweoly*flve
Cru-lnauranco companlva with their receipts, ex*
Venice, nmlMlvldend* for alz mootlia. Inauveral
Inainpcea the expeuaca are oven greater than the
income, which 1 proaumo Included tbu dlvldcuda
they auvcrally vain; u, fur inatgoce, the income
of thoAtiua, fire and Inland, wa* tho ox*
pcnaca 547,1H1, end dividend* fIO.OOO. The
Farrngul’a income waa 800,350, tbu exponac*
$07,700, and the dividend 116,000. Thu Ocr*
mania'a Income waa BU£J, !TLT, the exponaca 8340,
67G, and the dividends, 876.000. I proaumo the
Item uf expeutea include the amounts paid for
loAkct ond dividend*, but nothing aeomatonavo
been carried to a morvo or surutua fund to cover
lutaru loavea; and tbu eueatiun arises, ia my fire*
iiiauruDcu «afu which 1 may bnvo in such compa*
hub named above, or any of the companlva in
cluded in your Hat which do not ahow a surplus
over lob-m h, oxocuica. ami divldetiaaf if our life*
lii«4irui.4 < (‘compuuie* atmiild puhilah tuch aetule*
iiK-nt there would be auch a howl rataed agum*t
tlicm Hint woubl Almost wuken tho ociid, and Ihu
Ijiiiucruof pollclc* might wellqueptiun thenafcty
4>r value of n jMdjcy biikt-a on knelt a atateinent.
'lhnnkw, however, to the wiser proviaiun marie hr
<>4ir IKc-companlcn, the reaervo or surpliia each
year incut uc in proportion (u tho (increaaocl or tie*
in-uueil) liability, or Iho company mutt atop,
imldeiHlic cun only be paid from live surplus, and
mil from ihu capital, to give perfect indemnity to
Jjoldci* of ll(e-pollclea. T. U. C.
A liANUBItOfS COUNTBKFBIT,
A very danpc-rous gIOO counterfeit note on tho
J’lUallcld National JioDk of I'itUdeld, Mass,, has
Just been tlbcovered by tbu National Kudk Ho*
OemptlonHlvUlon of tbu Treasurer's ofllcv. Nu
notice of auy kiuii bus appeared of this counter*
full.
CHICAGO UIKlltO AND STOCK BXCOANQ*.
baturday’s sales wen* as follows;
Short*. Priet.
Reck No Farther (Bitch Hills) 4<o $ i.js
Rrtk No Further lUU I.UU
ht-ck No huriiKT (buyerau tisyt)..... iui i.ss
CuiisulUitUiJ mu-js (Ttesr ilexlco)... .US la 10
CuAMibUtva Mica 40 lUUO
* uiito|iiia(rd tiles Ut) U. 73
,\uuru<l_U W4lf«J, Col.). .. 273 1.10
iMueuTlujncUUmiraJ, C 01.),....... US .tx>
iUlUcu TuuitcL 130 .33
bnaJusu (Cut.) 100 .70
VOKBION BXCIUNOB.
We notice an advance of Mln sterling, Hates
at New York aud Chicago on Saturday were aa
follows:
sixty dayt. Si'jht.
4M «WIU
......Slots 313*3
......QI»W 613*2
DIM WVK
BUH
Ru-riioz.
1: clvi n ait
l-rallcv,
♦ icruuny.
Holland..
> orwajr.
bwcdcu..
licmnar*,
OOVIIUMUIBT UONDs.
Vuttcdßtateso* ot *ot..
Vtilled Matra.VSUsuf 'if.
oum:Jb(*iv«v*wiir'«i7 iup?
V'lillcUhUU».V**Of ‘t* IU4M
Vulu il bUU>« iu-4ij» KMU JU» 7
VqU»il uew n« of ‘til, ex. lu( IU)M ICtiW
l!ulltdSuie*ucw KHW UHU
Unlleil bUte«4 per teat coupon* lOttft |UiM
VuUcJblaU* currency C* VMAi
GOLD AND UURKNIUCK*.
Cold, 100Ji&lUO‘,. Greenbacks. UU^locolfi.
LOCAh HkCmtITIRS.
. Aid. JliktiS.
Chicago City 7 percent bonds (long)...*liAW *iuoU
t-lticsgo City 7 percent sewerage (iong).*tor>u *lom2
t'hlcsgu city 7 per cent water loan(luugi*u/7 . *um
Look ( ouuty 7 per eeut bouds (loug)...«insU *lut'i
Lincoln i’srk7Pero#utboads ’M
i'uy Ksllwsy (£>outb *>Ul«l 150
City hallway (West dlile) 175
i liviudwsT (North aide) ei.diy ltd luu
i'nlcuuuUssilgfataud Coke Company Lsu
lumber of Commerce bS
w«.»ii/ivuiun iuilway7*«r *tui)i
•And lotctssL
ity telegraph.
«sw yoKic.
NcwYokk, Aog. U. —Gold aold At 100S$ all day.
Carrying raws 1 per coot. Borrowing rates 1 aud
Ant.
btlvsr bora, 1165* for currency and IH¥ for
gold, biller coin, W* C«UI (tIgCOUAt. fill*
%cr at Loudon W 11-iUd.
Governments Arm.
Railroad bond* tlrau
SUld bonds steady.
The Block market this morning was much Armor
than of late, and in the early dealings there w%H
•harp advance to prices, the Improvement ringing
from Hto Hi her cent. The advance was after*
wards partially lost, la the ofUiuoou the market
was firm. The coal stocks. however, were an ex
ception. being weak and lower. The decline for
to-day waspercent, the latter for Lacks
wanna.
Transaction* aggrepxted 104.000 abates, of which
8,000 wore Erie, 13,000 Lake Shore. 1:1.700
Northwestern common. *22,000 preferred. 22.000
Bt. Paul common. I*>,ooo preferred, 1.700 Wa
bash, 41,000 Lackawanna, ‘2,200 New .Jersey Cen
tral. 2. .TOO Delaware A llnclson, *2,*200 Morrla ft
Kssax, 4,000 Michigan Central, 4,000 Union Pa
eifle. an«in.3oo Western Union.
Money market easy at 2©2H per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 3&3V4C.
emtoms receipts, 1202,000. The Treasurydls
bnrsed $700,00 (S.
Clearings, $7,000,000.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills, 482 M: sight
exchange on New York, 480.
The weekly bank statement (s at follows;
Loans, decrease, IKK),BOO: specie, decrease,
81.7O1.H00: legal-lenders. Increase. $200,000:
deposits, decrease. $2. l. r >r>,2oo; circulation, in
crease. slo.'), GOO; reserve, decrease, f IMJj, f»00.
The banks now bold $31,000,870 In excess of
their legal requirements.
eovgaxMBWTS.
Coupons. *PJ IU7H New 4<4« 104*(
Coupons, *BS. ncw.....102H New4percents ini'*
Coupons,’«7 u» iio-40». KWH
Coupon*. *OB tw Icon pons HUM
New os ..lOOHicurrsacyes I30?4
W. tJ, Telsertpb u. C.. C. A T TiH
QulekHlvcr 13 (New Jersey Central... S-W
Uulekitlverpfd at litockhland Il3*i
Pacific Mall IS* St. Paul 304
Mariposa..... 101 |Pi, Paul, pfd 73f<
Mariposa pfd tot Wabash l.l'«
Adamtkipreu loa Irr. Warn* 04'4
Wslls-Fargn oo .Terre Haute IJ*
American Express,.,. 45H Terre Hsutepfd UN
11. 8. Frprert. 44 ‘Chicago A Alton MH
N. T. Central. to* [Chicago ft Alton pfd..l«l
Rrls I 7« Ohio ft Mississippi.... 7T4
F.rle Pfd 33H D-. L. ft W............
Jlsrlem IS* ,'A. ft P. Telegraph.... 30
Mlchlcan Central not* Missouri Pacific IH
Panama 134 Chicago. D. AO. ItoH
Union Pacific tut* Hannibal ft Bt. Joe... 11.
Lake Shore mw.c, P. bond* K&H
Illinois Central.: aaVc. P. bonds lav*
ClevetsndftPltUburg. so !U. P. Land (Irani,.... 10-.’H
Korthwestem aSt( u. P. sinking Funds.. IWH
Northwestern pfd..... «7H'
STATS Downs.
Tenneisee a*, eld 34 i Virginia, new 20
Tennessee, new S 3 (Missouri Os loijg
Vindni* «•» old su |
BAN FRANCISCO.
Ban Francisco, Aug. 3.—Following were tbe
closing quotations at tha Stock Board:
Alpha. it [Justice 8H
Alta nH Kentuck 4*
Belcher 4M. Leopard 1
Best ft Belcher. MHiMexlean... tnf4
Bullion BH, Northern Ueile dm
California. n't ophlr S*?i
Cbotlar. IIH
Consolidated Virginia. sH Raymond ft Lly 3H
CrownPolnl 8 5avage......... 10H
Eureka consolidated. 4a Segregated Belcher... 33
Kxcheqner Mi Sierra Nevada l^H
Gould ft Curry 7H --Giver mi 1...... ...... i
GrandPrlze a l * Union Consolidated... HH
Julia CoMolldated.... BH Vsllow Jacket, UD*
FORBION,
LownoN. Aug. 3—Consols, money, 04 11-10;
account. 0410*10.
American Securities—lllinois Central, 8i»H:
Pennsylvania Central, 33H; Heading. 10; Erie,
18?4; preferred. 34.
United Stales Donda-’OTa, 107; 10-40 a, 111 H?
4H». 107.
Pams, Ang. 3.—Rentes, lilt 13c.
Berlin, Aug. 3.—The statement of the Impe
rial Bank of (Jermsoy shows an increaaa Ip specie
of 170,000 marks.
COMMEItCIAIi.
The following were the latest for
August delivery on the leading articles forth® last
two days:
Fiirtav. Sjl'trilnu.
.» y.H7*
7.JW 7..ia5*
Men pork.
Lard
fihouidcriVjoxvd.
Short riba, boxed.
WliUKjf
Wheat,
Coni
Out*
Iljrc
Harler
Lire lion
Cattle
Gold
Console..
BtorllDif cichsnce.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce In this city dot*
leg the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding date
twelve mouth* ago:
Jieetibii.
Flour, brls....
Wheat, tm....
Corn, on
cats, bu ......
llye. Du
Usriey bu....
Orassteed, B*.
KUxsved. lbs.
It. corn.lbs.,..
C. meats lbs..
Itcef, te5......
Ilrcf. br15..,..
Pork, br15...,.
Lira. m 5......
Tsllow. lbs ...
liuttcr. 1b5....
Live hogs, No.
Cattle. No
Sheep, Ne.....
Hides. iba.....
illgitwlnea.b'ls
wool. Ib«
Potatoes, ou..
Coal, tons
liar, tons
Lumper. in ft.
KhluKiea.ni....
Halt, hns
Bints, pkua....
Ciierse. bis ...
U. apples,btls.
0.410
SO, US)
380.371
73.273
1(1,880
a,»7u
(130
03.410
’ xrj.'doo
1,13 ft
2.41 W
34. HM
213.54®
io,r>7s
3,1W«l
1,104
80,740
310.813
3,501
3,030
H),U**l
341
8,4187
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumptions 308 bn corn and 803 bd barley.
Thu following grain wu inspected Into store m
UiU cityHalurday morning: 7 ears No. 1 red winter
wheat. 70 cars No. 2 do. (1 cars No. 3 do, 8 cars reject*
od. 7 cars No. 3 spring. 3 cars No. 3do (113 wheat);
3 cars yellow corn. 100 cars hlah*mlx«d, 1 car now
do, 314 cars and 88,000 bn No. 8 corn. 158 cars
rejected, 8 cars no grade <583 corn); 1 car No. 1
outs, 37 cars No. 3 white, 28 cars and 000 bn No.
2 mixed, 18 cars rejected (74 oata); Scars No. 1
rye, 80 cars No. 8 do, 4 cars rejected (33 rro);
1 car No. 8 barley. 2 cars extra No. 3 do. Total
(808 ears), 303,000 bn. Inspected out: 40,708
bu wheat, 180,754 ba corn, 14.035 bu oats.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
of breadstnffs and lire stock at this point during
the past week, and fur the corresponding weeks
ending as dated
Flour. brls.
Wnest. bu.
Hye, bit
tinner, un
Live hues, No.
CaUlu, N 0.....
bilfi-p.
Shipment*—
Flour. brls....
Waeat. 1)U....
Corn. im.
osu, bu
I(>r, bu........
Haney. bu
Uve nun*, Nu.
Cattle, No
blwtpi Nu ....... TU.U74 (<7u 10,170
The following won* tho exports front New York
for tho weeks endiiut ns dated:
Flour, tils.
Wlivsl. bu.
Corn. bu....
The loading produce markets were fairly active
Saturday, and Irregular. Wheat wu rather weak,
though at a higher range, oa it opened rather
strong. Corn waa almllarly affected, and barley
was easier, while onto were a abode better. Huge
were quoted off, and provision* were active and
matorlatly higher. The ImpreMiou prevail* that
pork product* ore controlled by strong panic*,
and that there will probably be a aqueeae lu wheat
for thi* month, m Id July.
Dry-goods Jobber* were doing a fair aeaaooable
business and uothlog wore. Ocdera were uniform*
ly confined to aucb article* andtoaucb amount*
a* are required to meet the necessities of current
trade, no one abowlngau Inclination to anticipate
want*, Groceries were doing fairly, ttw move
meat bdlqga* active as could reoaooably be ex*
pectWdat tbta time of year. The fluctuation* in
value* wbro unimportant. Coffee*, *ugar>, end
rice were the mo*l active, and dl*played the mo«t
strength. The batter trade wo* again moderately
active, with price* of unmerchantable grade* firmly
held. The table grade* are acarce, but otherwise
supplies are ample. Cheese waa somewhat neg
lected. and price* were easy, in sympathy with the
Kew York market. Dried fruits were quiet aud
unchanged, Oils, tobacco, bagging, coal, and
wood were quoted os before.
The cargo lumber market waa quiet Saturday.
The foreruuueni of the fleet arrived, and buyer*
were inclined to await the arrival of the remain
der. At tha yards a fair business waa transacted
at the prices current durflig tho week. Prices are
Irregular. The wool market presented no new.
phase*. The demand is fair, and no quotable
change# In price# are reported. The bay dealers
quote a quiet, steady market. Beads strung,
timothy aud clover being firmer, while flax was
steady. The. offerings were again so light as to In
terfere with trading, and larger receipt*, except of
flax, are not expected Immediately,- Potatoes
were abundant and easy. Green fruit* were pearly
all selling at reduced prices. Foultyv was slow
aud cosy, and eggs firmer.
Lake freights were actus and firm at l*c on
com by sail to Buffalo, tic fordo uy Steam, and
4c for wheat to Buffalo. Iloom' was taken for -
M,oooba whqat, 315,000 ba corn, apd **,009
bu rye.
Kail freights'were steady sj the reeauT advance.'
with a fair baslnww doing, as'it was understood
tnat a further advance would be made lu uuuta-
Ileus this week. The following are the uew figures
Which lake• efleet Jdooday. Urulu to New York
116 c. to Baltimore Philadelphia i!3c, Portland
and Boston BOC. Boxed tusots, pork, and lord, &c
But,
.icuS uuii
JWjJ
more than the above figures, and loots meats 10«
more than {train.
Through rates by lake and rail were qnoled firm
at o!4c and 10Hc for corn and wheat to New York,
and 12c for corn to Boston. Ball and canal to New
York were 7H®Bc on wheat, and 07i©7H« on
corn.
at Chicago Customs, Ang. 0: Henry Sears ft Co.,
(Leases guns; Stcttaucr Bros, ft Co., 3 cases dry
goods; .lohnC. Olsen A Co., 0 cases dry goods.
Collections, $1,841.82.
FOREIGN GOODS.
Statement showing foreign invoice valve sod dnty
paid on goods entered for consumption at the Port
of Chicago dnnng the week ending Ang. 3, 1878.
The eelllng valne hero fa about $110,100:
foreign O’. 8. Cuot'mi
CM** nf (roods ralnt, itntln.
Loonklng-glaw plates * 440 $ lio. Id
Toy* and fancy good*. 8.354 1,2R7.(W
Hooka 44*1 00.80
Brandy*
8*U....
Lumber 4. two i.uh.44
Lath..... 9D . t4.no
Drygoods 28.82* |s,(m.u>
Smokers' article* |,ono 7*o. ho
Musical merchandise ... i.4«3 44u.i0
Halslns 1,7(17 731.0)
Whlteeiuniei
Leaf tobacco.
Clear*..
Still vino.
Oln
audio soda.
Clay Pipe 732 280.20
Ale. beer, and porter 1)9 44.99
Dried Bower* 1 to.t»a
Sporting gtwxli ... 410 147.00
Metal capsules Iho (tl.'O
tilasawarn M 7 331.HU
Water rotor* n a. to
Earthenware M 4 732.70
Hpiegel Iron 8,140 3,003.35
Ifootchou goods (free) 470
TOUU.
Itoo PRODDCTS-Were active and stronger, rather
excited at times, and, though the outside figures of the
day were not maintained, a substantial appreciation
was quite fully established throughout the list. The
higher figures were due In a great measure to specu
lative manipulation, though the comparatively light
receipt* of hog* and the poor quality of tbe same had
some Influence on the market. Shipments of product,
too, were Urge lan week, tod promise to be liberal for
sometime to come. . .
roßk—Waa active and firm, senior 33Kc per brl
above the highest figure reached on ‘Change Friday,
but closed st an advance of onlyi944l7Mc per brl. tno
higher flgnre developing lncrea*ed offerings late In the
dsy. and this latter weakening the market. Bales were
reiKirted of Mobrl* cash at tto.un 7.(00 brl* seller
August atg8.93H4510.33Ui frr.WJObrl* seller Septem
beratglo.OOstlo.U3l4. total. 44.040br1*. Tbemarket
doted tame at Biu.iu.»to. is cash or August: fto.isa
10.1714sederBeptembcrj 810.13Hu10.1S seller Octo
ber.
Prime mess and extra prime are scarce and firm at
about aiaowdll.co for the former, and 88.509i0.5u for
L*n»—'Vti active, excited, and materially higher,
ruling sue per Kolbs above the btglicit point touched
on 'change Friday, but weakened toward tha close, so
Hut the appreciation eitabllahed amounted to only IV*
17Hc per too His. Cash, Augnst, September, and Oc
tober commanded precliely the tame prices during the
greater portion of the sesMon, (ho funner being scarce.
Bale* were reported of 760 tc* cash at 87.ou>M>7.ii7Hi
l.7AUtc«se]ler Augiut at S7.S7H'A7.O7Sit 33,2.10 Irs
pfllerßeptetniHT: :i.6uO tea seller October at 87.11. VA
7.C7H. Total, 20.WJ1 tea. Tha market closed steady
at $7. W*7.6.'» cub or seller Augusl; 87. .VVrfT.STH sell
er September: and I7..VJVA7.M seller October.
Meats—short rlt* were active and about He per ha
higher. All other description* were dot), but firmly
held, some holders nut caring to offer their property.
Sale* were rcjwrtcd of I.UUI.UJO Ih* ihort rib* *t ffl.lo
9U.17H. seller Bcpicinbcr: . r 4,(*o lbs shoulders, seller
September (sold cariyc st Sot uutc* 8. P. ham*, av 14
lb*, cash at luc. The following were the doting prices
per iuuibsoti leadlugcuts:
flhouh Hknrt L.and»h, AAorl
dn*. HM. elrors. cleur*.
Looie, part cured.gd-iu go.io 80.20
Boxed S.IS C.iS O.ltt fi.lts
,03 5.15
.1.5 U.V3
,U'| J.ltt
«r7X vt
•m »**<
**.w i.**j «*•*•«
AU|(UI. boxed 3,15 0.23 0.23 0.33
September. boxed.. 3.20 o.su o.ao 0.40
Lommean quoted at fn.no loose and in. IS boxedi
Cumberland*. A*|U7Mc boxedi lona-cut ham*, etyitldo
taxed: awrct'plcKled hams. uuofec for Jo to 13 lb av
erage*: green hams, t&woo for same avcrurci: green
shoulders. 4Hc. _
Ilacon quoted at (M&Me for ihouldert, w<««JUc for
■hurt rtln. 7M7>ac fur abort clean, IWSIOHO for ham*,
all I'aovaacu and Packed.
Okbaki-Wm dull at 4aoi<c.
«KKF PIIObUCTH-Were steady and quiet at »o.(X*t
O.fio for meat ti0.c0«10.50 for extra men. andCUi.uo
stai.sofur liama.
Tn,tow-w« firm at for city, and OH9
oftc for country. Sales, i.ouu bria city at oMc.
!!/'{ STi»*
4»H 41>J4
H 7 8U
4 4. (H'i
u«.»» utt.ao
ft-UMH NIHB
481.1/0 4H.V00
TLOCF.—Was rather quiet and firm. There tu only
alight demand, but holders were Arm In their views,
In sympathy with wheat, especially as stocks are light.
Kales were reported of 000 brls winters, partly at ts.ooj
l.isobrls spring extras, partly at tA.wos.73i aodcuo
brls rye-Rour at ta.B3oa.aa Total. 3.530 brls. Quo*
tatlonsaro: |3.3003.25 for Ane. 53.3504.00 for super*
Anes, ft. asas. ao for extras, *5. was. 73 for double ox*
tns. aud $8.0008.00 fur patents and some fancy
brand*. Uyu Hour. ta.Tost3.H3.
Hius—Was quiet and sternly. Sale* were 90 tons at
tio.woio.as i«r ton on track.
cor* *>l**t.-Kaies wuru aw brls kiln-dried at 11.000
2.01,
0.
30.23*1
aia,u*i
ar.uia
18,77 a
1,
I*.sUs[
31. KM
au,ou>
104,333
o.noi
lU, 772
377,381
ai.Vio
W. 4%?
Ill,'"**
7W>
3.72(1 1
711,808
IHU.7IW
40,71(1
833
4UO
19, Opt
17,185
2,714,550
iioo.ioo
317
♦KIT
001,330
18,4*)
401.110
3,071
I.ICCI
at.ro.)
05.300
310,345|
U. 400
3.S*>3;
Olio
158.3a*
un:
881.0131
000,8(41
01.4130
187.1 HO
3.NUJ
3,110
{(Hi
113,030
170,317
(*»
1,1183
Midplixo*—Sale wu mads of io tom at 113.7 ft per
ton free on board car.
ivi, I re, ui, muai u vn,«
WIIBAT—Thera wu a fair (leprae of activity In this
market ye*lerday, but iho trading waa largely confined
to the speculative options, cash grain being rather
quiet. Price** of the future** were quite unsettled. and
at the rloae teller Augu*l wu Ho lower than yeaicrday.
and idler September Wo lower. KarJr in the w-Mlun
there waa aomethltigut afcveriih feeling. and price*
touched a higher point Ilian readied belor* for a lon*
lime. Tnla feeling wu largely due to local Influence*,
aided bv an unezpvcteuly strong market In Liverpool
and >ii4>wery weather throughout Fnglamt. Tho prove
lent feeling at Iho opening of the mar
ket lit Iho morning wu bullish, and the
•hum were nervous under a trruwtng belief
that itrongparlle* were controlling iho deal, andthat
a ••muririe" almtlarto ihat In July wo* notlmprob*
able, Unfavorable reports oft he new cropconilnun io
come In. and. with light receipt*, cnatrlbuted to help the
upward inurement, and price* uf thn leading option
advnm'ed nearly In from the 4i|ienl4ig. Hut later the
market audde-niy Iwtaroe alumpy. Selling 4irder* came
to freely, and Iheru wumure ulapoallloa among local
uiieratot* to mill thnti ihvn* had prertou*ly b4*cnUi
buy, and price* quickly fell 3c. and closed weak
at the decline. heller Augmt 4>peited at
bVHai/THo, aula up to uTHc, fell to U7Mc, then
became active and firm. advancing gradually
to use, with avtaft aale* aUMVfc, then broke, and lei)
tmdlly to bti’ic, and cioacd w#ak at witfc. heller hrp.
temberaold fairly at Pl4f44ir.*He, cioiea at Olkr, the
discount un August varying from 4 qu.VJi c. heller the
year waa very quiet, thu only»aie* reported being at
88*44***:. though U nominally fluctuated with thn
other option*. Thera wu mm* milling Inquiry for old
Ne*. 3cub. wllh tale* at f l.(«l'*t.</7. New No. *3.
however. wa» very alow, and wu about He tinder the
August price. The only talc* wore at 07c, but at the
close it wat nominally mm. So. 3 and rejected were
entirely nominal. The sales uf cub Include 507 bu
old No. I at tl.o?Hi 3,K35bu old No. 3 at fil.iwwl.C47t
.H.6oUbuuuwutu7ct anduuubu by sample at uueaaoc.
Total tale*. B.7UJ mi.
listen Wiiiat—There wu tome Inquiry, but there
waa none offered. aud prlceacontlnue nominal.
Wimtir Wmbat—There wu an active «lili>plngand
speoulallve demand lur thla grain, and, with liberal re
ceipt*, a fair huelueu wu transacted. Thn arrival* are
I nr in eicuuof those of any pretluua year, ainunnllng
alm-e the fint of July to 1,417 ear*, ngalnei ted for the
same pcrbxl laat year. Tin* icadlnrM with which order*
i-aii l« Oiled ba* called ouLn Urge Koslern demand, and
Ihu triullng ia large ami siemitly Increasing. Futures
are also Mtiaellng uiuclumeiitloD, and teller Augmt
Mild yesterday at ie: l <.c. and ti ller September at l»Us
uimV. run *ale« Include H,4:i7 hu So. I red at U7H'<*
l*4,*t 37.8i»»bu No, 3 red at uiHbtuTci 10.4(0 bu No. 3
red at h7ci 4ui bei rejected ai une; and 3.440 bv lAitinlt,
delivered. at7«v<**l AU. Total Ulea, 4n,437 mi.
<J4i|(S—l here wu a moderate movement In tbla grain
)i-*leniay, and at ihe opening and for amir little there*
ufleripo feeling waa comparullvely strong, ('specially
onfntitira, the market being Influenced conatdcrably
by the hrm tou4! wldch prevailed In wheat earl) In the
aoaaiou. but Inter there wu coiulderalde weakness, and
pricca full off uiidcluM*4l about the lame on cub
a* the day prciiuu*. but I*,; better on the »|h*( illative
lullin'*. Tuo dnuiaud fur cuh corn wa* tolerably fair
early la the •enimi, nut New Fork came In weak,
and the uflerlng* Increased, when (he principal
buyer* reduced their bid* aud (be market
Ten off l|c. and closed aieadv. The ahlpplag
demaud wucunaidi’rabiy lew than o«u»l. Caah .vo. 3
Mild early to a aniall etluul at 3u4|c, hut the nratgeti*
end trading wu at iioHc, fell to ttdic, and cluaeiT at
lEflgc. ltl.sel* mixed wu in good demand at4o«*Pdic,
tuuttly at 40c. nctlcr Augutt *old at uuWAiWS 1- , cloud
■tdbc bid, teller* at ;ai>*c, heller Scpteuiiicr tola at uuH
u.'iulic, eluted at Cuh aalca Include b<i
liUU’inlxed at PuioH 1 *; 3^5,UX> bu No. 3 atltuHM
3.4Ulbii white at 4uM4lc; 48.4 XX) bu rejected at
37nt*:wci andh,.Vu bu by wmple on track at:u*«4lc,
and 3,30*> bu tree ua board at 3tiH«3u«. Totalaalea,
3341,710 bU.
OAT*-Were rather quiet, averaging a abode higher
than lut Friday, aud cluaiug tame. ILa rvevipu were
fair, audcaalioata were taken to fill cimtract* with
ahtppera. old oalacummabdlng the u*ua) premium over
new. The umple market eluted tame, In view of the
advance lu Irelgbta aimunntied to take place klunday.
Future* were quiet and atnady, September, which ap«
pcan d to tw the iuo*t popular, cluing firm. It la under*
•mod ilia* the country opcraior* have oeen rvtlu-r free
•ulUraiif Angutt, bunco duulvra are expecting liberal
rcrclpik the lut of tula immili. The crop I* believed
to be about u largo aa laat year, but ihu quality la nut
ijultu m> good, ibouun probably up to the
average, taxing tewra! year* together. Seller
Augutt auld at 331, and duaed at 331 iWdac.
September told at 33H9'33)|c. and eluted at
33mc. Seller to* year waa Unn at 231*0, New No. 3
tola at 34c, auduldal3lHo. lliiecled oat* w*re quiet
at 'JOc, Ck*h aalca were reported of 1.3 u» bu-old No. a
wbltuatalWc; 10.300 bu No. 3 at 3ia»3ll*e: I.Boobu
rejected at vucs lU3ix> bu by aampla at imfe'.tmo uu
track! and 03,400 bu d»at 33w380 freu on board. Total.
bl.Mjiibn.
333
137,010
‘301,750
0,5413
G4>
1,833'
A.4IU;
4,5*4
Ann 8, Julv 27, Auvh,
IM7H. IH7H. 1077.
4V«» 4I.MM <01,7)11
. n*vt;u *jkr.i,vci 00,70)
,1,070.3X0 I,7«Ct,MU |,nNS,MU
. 4Ul'.‘.‘'ll 3UU.KVI 11/7.4)111
Uft,7»l 41.4*U l<n,47J
10/JUft 3.VUt )3.u»
,Vl.liM
us.b-u itmi-'o 4\u.vi
aa.au . a,oj» iu,tu7
auuna 4i.Kao 5u.1117
tMaosu 3U7.UM UO.IJI
.I,mj7,h£i i,7im.4iu i,iii»,uu
iN(,M a*j,sMi - i xi. ion
7U.40U 4*U IPV.MI
U.4U 4,7'** UU.IM
an,:tti ia.£M sivdou
Auo. 3, JulU 73, A»7. 4.
I*7*. I NTS. IHT7.
XVb» I3KA H.JH3
Nlll.U*) fIHTHUia 14:».0*U
U7U.4UU 7411.UU TUU.bnO
Ilk tf—Was in moderate demand and steady. The
cuu offering! sold readily toihlppera at6oo fur Ko. a,
and rejected w*a uulet at 45c. lutures were quid lu
consequence of too small offerings. bepteinbcr area
salable at 44kc. and August at 4<*!tv. Cash sales were
reported of 4.«0G bu So. J at suct tibubu rejected at
45CIWJU bu by sample at 4U&Mc ua track, Total,
u,4uu bu.
liAltbKY—Wo* fairly active, opening strong and
closing easy. At the outset nearly all the futures were
lu good demand, but the marset auon weakened uuder
tree offcrluas by the lungs, wnu seem to think It about
lime tu realise. Thu Sew Turk crop was reported lu b«
la bod nonunion, but less stress was uut on crop re
torts. operators generally seeming to think the market
would lurdly bear another Ug bulge at present, CxTlcr
August or issh opened at Mwuubp', aud closed at tMc,
wltu rather free deliveries at theta figure*. Old for
beptctabvr sold at WJutMc, aud closed at tha Inside.
New seder hi idsmiwr sold freely early al tl.kH. aud
Closed tamo at f 1.111. Octobersold at Il.tTHi at first,
aud closed al gf. 15. Old feed urougbl fide, and estra
h was quoted at so*Mc. Cash sales were reported of
liVWGIm So. J or August st HOtaWotgct UU) bu feed St
aset 4U>bu by tamplu at 75c uu track. Total, gu,kU>
bu.
' DKOQM-COltN—Was quiet and unchanged. Follow*
fug ore the prices obtained for small Juts frota stores
ftrlcUy gJ\«q hurt. SlatiMlei red-tipped do, 4l*wsct
green brush that will work Itseif. 4VASVt6i red and
red-tipped do, Inferior, aakfect crooked,
lfw4c.
• IIUTTEU-For' sno goods them was a firm market
Sot enough ehqlct btbje butter Is coming tq to meet
the current demand, and the present tendency of price*
appears to I to upward. Of other grades tbers Is no
Uck, though of bo description are the stocks largely
excessive. bales to a liberal aggregate were effected at
the annexed range of prices: Choice W faoey cream
ery. l7<gAte;Kuud to choice dairy. medium,
WglU : Inferior to common, stgOd.
ilAiiUlhU—Frtces ranged Uw soma as oo tbs pro
THE CEHCAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. AUGUST 5, 1878.
GOOD* B«C«IV«D.
20 tll.Ci
ft.DU 9.249.U4
*314 KVOt)
(WO A2A.HS
IILIH
376. ni
S.i;»'.oO
87S. 60
.880,344* 820.011.53
rnovisioxs.
lIIIEAnSTUPFS.
GENERAL MARKETS.
reding dtys of the week. and were steady snd Arm. Ws
again quote; Hrark. 24c: Brighton A. *3Mc: Lewiston,
3lc; Oiler Creek, American. bnrlapM and
8 bn, l.ittHc: gunnies. single. Httlfie; double.23o
24c: wool tack*. treH-V*.
CIIF.Kf»K-Ftporter< conllnne In the market, and
within the pant few day* considerable purchase* hare
been made by the Poutbern trade, but from other
source* the demand continue* extremely light. Under
liberal offering* end sympathy with the Nnw York mar
kelthefecllDgls easy. Wo now nttote: Fall cream,
o-ya'Hc: pert aklm, S*4«ai4c: low grades, s«*4c.
COAL-TradelsdnU, with price*only fairly sustain
ed. Stocks am materlslly larger than at this lima one
year ago. and the chance* are that dealers will hare
some difficulty In sustaining present prices. We quote:
Lackawanna, larga eat tfl.re): smalt err, fd.ooj
nut, fo.«»: ranee. 1d.33; Piedmont. S7.re>; Bln**,
Imre, fruits Erie, tn.ou: Itattlmoro A Ohio, f4.25<#
4.7»t Mlnonk. *3.30; wiimtnrton. s3.out uartanmle,
f4.73t Indiana block, 34. V.
tin IP— Wore rntber scarce, and fresh package* were
qnoted at lUSIIHc nerdoa: candled at lucslohc. The
old atock baa Iwen disposed of.
FD*ll—Remain Arm and nnehanred. There was a
lltterrtl movement In twth lake and salt water devcrltr-
Ilona at the annexed range of prices; No. | shore,
tlo.nottio.3m No., l Itay, tfMtnwfl.ftfis No. 3 shore,
■vhrl. f7.re-a7.23t No. a hay, 97.are44.re): large
famliydo, nevr. 4-brl. SV73; No. I hay. kits, 51.404
l.flnj do, medium, fi.23ttl.so; large family klts,ft.os
Mi.iO; (Jcorge’acodlbh, extra, f3.untt3.2S; summer
cored do, fa.pO: Labrador herrlnr, split, hrla, s7.reKtt
7.30: do, rnund-brls, fft.2.v.«9.Sm do, H-brlt. i.TOO:
Holland timing, kegs, tt.ii.vjtt.4o: smoked Halibut,
7«8c: scaled herring. per ho*. »w.
FUUII'B AND Min*— l.ayer ral*lni are timer, hnt
forothcr Imported fruit* the tona of the market wa»
unimproved. Then* wa* a steady feeling for domra*
lira. Nut* remain Inactive. Wc quote its follows:
Fontiox—Date*. .-v««C! figs, layer*. 6d*l4ct Turkish
nrunes. 7«ocs raliln*. layers, tI.KKII.KiS: London
ttm,fa.uvttf.ls:loote.Museatrl, »j,u»*j.osi Zante
irrs* - '
.urraiil*. sHutaHcs citron, ir^sinc.
DotiiaTtc-Aiuen annlca, KV4l*ci New York and
Mlrhhtan. 404 V.: Southern. aHwiHej Ohio,
peactie*. impaired. haivra. 4$MHc; do quarter*. BH'#
4)*c: raiplHrrlrs. :W«»jKk*i pitted cherries. !7aiKe.
.Nrrn— Filin'***, HHOI24CI almond*. Tarragona. 10
Ojuei French walnm*. km)let .Naples walnut*. itea
1 4ci Orrmdde watnnt*. litoiHct Hmila. AHOlct Texaa
pecan*. 7a«Ci Hirer pecans, Wilmington pea
nmi. 494CMoi Tennessee do, a'AVMici Virginia do, 64
oHc
URF-RN FltUlTfr-Wcrc generally lower,the receipts
being large, tt.e weather hot, and dealers were anxious
to unload by night. lllackherric* were very plenty.
I.cmuns were Fn g«od demand at the late decline:
Huckleberries, Sl.nu.ti.3a pcrH-hn: grapes, onoT.tc
t«r basket: blackberries, Sl.iCVl.2rii per case of to
hoxra: Damson plum* 75cf*|t.uo per ft-but pears, 7U
vooct pesetus. 2’>ariUc per b<izt ncwspptrs. aiMMc
per box, orS3.WfiM;u)per brli tomatoes, 3tx*A<>o per
box: oranges. 1d.7007.<0 per box: lemons, sil.UNi
)2.(<UPcr box: California pears, •;i.ooO4.uoperbox,
UK(*CKHlK»—Coihse* were again in gooddemaad
and very firm. XbebKaitern market boa lately ad
vanced a He. tiuiiaiMrrre active, and for refined
grade* fully provlmap/tcp* were being realized. Yel
low* remained easy, for other good* In the Hit the
market ruled about Weedy, ilelow are the price* cur-
Hicx-Carolina, 7MO*Kc; Louisiana, 74<MMct Ran
rood. (IMO7J4C.
Corrxa-Mandalln* Java, Sftftfloe: 0.0. Jar*. 250
37c: choice to fancy uto, liMlloVfet good to prime,
17401040; common to (air, 154010401 roasting, 144
8i uA*n»-raient cut loaf. crushed. lowa
lOfcct granulated. B40IOc: powdered, lu4olO4ct
A standard. 040840: no No. 3. tflfisoHct eura C. «H
QHHci C No. I, 04084 ct C No. i HHwWMc: yellow,
mri/m—California socar-loaf drips, 450t8ci Call*
forniasllrcrrtrloa. ft2fi»ssci Rood sugar-house simp. M
tunc i extra do. 43045 c. New Orleans molasses, choice
new. 4*O.V>C( do prime. 44048C| good, SftQMc: cum.
tnon. iWfo'joc:commonmolaases. 39038 c: blackstrap,
3d028c.
oru*s—Allspice, JMtlßMcj cloven, 40045 c: caista,
s<o3ftct pepper, is4oiocj nutmeg*, Nu. u uusimc;
Calcutta Kluxer. oOi>c.
hush—'iruo Ulue, aWet German motllrd. TMc\ Ulus
I.Uy, sHci White Lily, s'<ct Whit* uose, BVicj Beach
Blossom. 7ci baron Imperial. ft)4c.
HAY—Was quiet and steady. old hay sells readily on
arrlral. and the offering* aru scarcely adequate. Fol
lowing are tho quotation*: No. 1 timothy, f0.0U0U.50;
No.ado, in.uis mixed do, f 7.00; upland pralrlo, *8.00;
and No. 1. ta.MWn.co.
II lUMt-Werc scarce and steady, the demand, though
Hunt, bclns suitlclcnt to absorb the dally offering*. Wo
quote: Cured hides, light. 740d0: cured do. heavy. 7
tvTMct do damaged, o*«!!<ci calf. t»4cs deacon*. 400
fioci dry Dint, 1440144 c: dry-salted, city
butclien'. nc.
OILS—Wore quoted unchanged. A fair demand
ezlsted.audprlcrs ruled steady as follows: Carbon. Ito
deg. test, lIHc: do Illinois. leßal test, ISO deg.,
I Set headlight. 17ft deg. test, 104 c; Michigan, legal
test, 30401 Klslnc, ib4c: extra winter strained lard
oil. dies do ice-pressed. «3ct No. 1. Mot No. 3,
Met linseed, raw, kjc: boiled, Mo (3 brl* le leu):
whale winter-bleached, «oc: sperm. *1.40: neats*
foul oil. strictly pure, 95c0*j.ui: do extra, hoci do
No. i,«ftc: bank oil, 4ftc: straits, 48c: miners’ oil, Sftet
turpentine. Slid naphtha, deodorized. H.I gravity, H«|
gasoline, deodorized, 74 dug., lltcj gasoline. H7deg.,
liwvaxn West Virginia, natural. 38 deg., aftc: natural,
nuucg.. suei reduced. 38deg., ‘."JU'IJc,
roDLTuV— Was dull and essy, the offsrtnn being
fair, and receivers were anxious to close out. old
chickens were quoted at f3.(XN*3.35i large springs
and mixed coups at S3.CO; and small springs at *3.350
3.75 per dux. Turkey* were scarce and quiet at 7<i»&c.
POTATOES—Were plenty, and rather alow at *1.35
Ot.so per brl. Tho offering* were again voluminous.
SKKUS—Timothy was firmer, *1.37 being paldfCr
prime, and *1.35 was bid for August, The offerings
were small, and It Is reported that tho new crop will lie
35 per cent lea* than last year, many famors having
made hay Imlead of allowing the gross to go to seed.
Flax was steady at *1.33611.23 for spot, SI.3U lor the
month, ami *I.IN for September. Clover was firmer,
selling at 54.3.VM4. 45.
SALT—Was steady at the late decline, andjln fair re
3uesc: Fine salt, uuc per brlt ordinary coarse, *1.10:
slry, with hag*. 53.1U413.3ft, acdording to slze;;wlth
out nags, Sl.ftti oer brlt Ashton, S3.ou per sack.
TKAH-No cnanges were noted In the lea market.
There was a good seasonable movement, and a steady
set of prices. Wo again quote:
(it’NeowKia-Cunimon, 35<*soe: good do, asosset
tnvdliitD. Xw>«4aot good do. AftvaftOct flue, bu-kftSc;
finest, fiWatiuci choice. 65«i47u0t choicest, 7ft4*doc:
fauer. uuccmSl.uu.
loezniii.—Common. 3302Hc: good do, 30035 c: me
dium. SftWltnc: good do, 4Uf*49c: fine, 4504dCt dneit,
bUAftftet c.lmlcc. du«tCACi clmtcest. (M4*73fi.
loi;*u Htsok—CiiuinuNi. 3103ftot good do, 284*3J0:
medium. 3*4s9dc: good do. «u>«43ct line. 430lttc,
finest, SUO.VU-; choice. otiQUftc: choicest. H5005C.
•ttriXH.'utnniun, 3UM3n<-: good common, 3Mo33ct
medium. 330:tftci good medium, 38410 c: One, 49«44ftct
finest, 4S«SU(!s choice, fttosftftc: choicest. Osod9ct
choice new, ftftLiOttc: choicest do. 0507UC.
Ooi.oac- ('ommun. 3ika3ftc: good common, 28(ii3lei
medium. 35038 c: good medium, 9tM4Uc: line. 43ts*4ftut
Quest, Mfck.Vtu; Choice, ftrv.tfteo; choicest. W.vwTUc.
WOOl>- (Tiers were steady ol 15.5U0U.UU for beach,
ami at *<t.ftUi«7.U) fur maple, delivered
WHlsKV—Wasqnlet and firm at the previous quota-
Mon. bale was reported of 50 hrla on tho b*sUu(
Si o 5 per gallon fur raw. New York was quoted at
fl.Utosl.uo, Baltimore at Sl.ut, and I’corla at fl.ua.
Wool.—Continues In lair request and steady. The re
ceipt! are fair, and dcalera generally era prepared to fill
orders promptly. Following aru the pi levs paid by
local dcalera. oradeu wools from store are worth a
■llltlH mure: Washed, tlecce, 3Ho*33c ; (medium un
washed; wool, 3103 ac: fine do, in good condition, lu
031c i fiuu heavy unwashed. 15018 c: tub-washed,
choice, 30035 c: common to fair do, ituci3sc; Colorado
fine and mcdloui, 3Uo3fia: do Coarse, Isotßc.
1.1 VK STOCK.
UMtfAUO. •
Vutllf, Ihuj a. gktf P.
tl.lOl 11.1(10 1,1A7
MX) O.W-O JISU
firrefn/s
Monday
‘l uuaday...
Wednesday.
Thursday....
Friday.... ••
baiurdar....
Total 33.0111 M.flM) 11,533
Bame week In I«T7 ..30.730 4.4U>
Same week In IH7O 35, < rid 4n.M» 4.373
hamo week in 1W75 3U.M* 44.u'k U, Ikh
.33.513 (*).7*H U.IVI
.30,715 00,303 3,733
I.uat week
Week Indore last.
Shlunitnu-
Monday...
'I uesday...
Wodctiiuy
Thuraday.
Friday....'
... i.m 4.171
i,:»hi 3.HIM ....
St, 770 3.1*4 I..VW
CAnLK-The market for tbo wcag efidln* with
Saturday last waa thu moat alaoairuua of any that West
ern shipper# hava encountered within a twelvemonth.
Hurlug the flnt half of thu week the dullueaa wax In*
lento and thu ilirlukagu In value# moat aeyervl' lu
choice and extra grade* and In Texan* and half-breed*
theft was a shrinkage of 35050 c, while In common Ui
good native (hipping alrura the decline waa anywhere
from 30075 c. Tu Faster i shipper* thu ruanlla of tno
week's • peculation* were acarrely leaa aallafactory.
materially reduced prices prcvalllug at alt point*, Now
York being quoted JUOlcud fromtho prevloua week,
while from other point* price* wore equally bad. Tbo
chief cam* of the general shrinkage In values la found
In the too liberal supplies of lean cattle. East and
West thu market* have been fairly deluged with green
natives, Texan*, and half-brvcds. to large wa* the
surplua that seller* were left no alternative but to ac
cept auch price# a* buyer* were magnanimous enough
to offer. Iho receipt* were Urge, and embraced a
poorer average claa* of W®ok than has previously been
•ecn in the yarus this kk*od, being composed for the
moat part of Texans, half breed#, and lean ns*
live*..bale# had an uxaictso raugu of $1,734*3.40.
though most of thu trading was at $3.73<i4.33. wltn
13.50 a good plump awraffe. The ex;>ort demand wo*
let* than usual, and thu aupply of calila auitablufor
that trade waa alio Minewbal rcalrlcted. Male* of
Texas through eatilu went principally at $3.40w3.00,
and of hait'brco'l* at $3.75*(:<.UU. hair lo good ilushr
nallvo aU'cr*. wHghtng .from 1.030 to 1.3 V), were a
drug at 5333W-T.75. IHi ring Thunduv and Friday a
guoddvgreouf activity waa developed, and the markut
showed moru stvadlne**, but no pan of thedovllnu vrua
recovered, uaturuay'a trading was at substantially thu
following quotalloua:
uvoraTioxa.
Extra Ueerci—Undc<] ateera. weighing 1,460
ll* and 91-00(95.33
Cltoleu Ui-tma—Fine, fat, well-forniutl
ilevra. weighing l.33ntu 1,430»»« 4.3.504.05
Good lloefta-Wcli-loueued alters, Welsh'
lug I, (50 to I,3»Um 8.50(94.10
UcdlumOradca-Meerals fair Utali. weigh*
lngl.o3olol.3t»Mbe 8.33(g3.40
Umchet*'btock—l'oorUi common iiecraauJ
common tucUoicu cow*, fur city Unuitliter
welylilu* Mjitu l.uuu Um 15003.00
Stock (!«t(l«—Cuuiuiuo ctkUlv, WcltfbluaTU)
• lu l.UMlb* 1.50®3.0)
Interior—Ll,{lu*uUl)ilii uiwaJiclfcrmUtf*.
bull*, »nd iuliwi; »u-cn I.UOOICO
Tci**-throucU caitlu...‘ llltalU)
VcaU-l'rrlilJlW mattvcai 17&«4.43
lMUib~.Su previous week of the present aeatott Lot
wltncwed *u *teady a hug market a* the one Juste oaed.
From tue opening of hualntM Monday morning oown
to the close of Friday, price* were without perceptible
change In either direction. The receipt* weru numcr
»l«i and eery evenly ulunhuted, and under a good *hlu
plug and local demand each day - * aupplyvra* tvadtly
absorbed at gt.budl.ua lor bacon grade* and at gtU>
k 4. &o for pour to choice heavy. i ha.reeclpt*, though
only slightly la viccm of (be weekly average tor July,
were materially largerthaa wu hart* been accustomed
tUMie lu thu market at tbUtlme of year, and that fact
operated lu check any upward movement which other*
vt*u would, uu doubt, have resulted from Ui« alturp
advance lu bug product. The uusllty continue* rather
l«oor, the average weight of the July rceelpla being
oiuv ddl IU. against ugu lor Juuv, :m 1m tor July,lW77;
auaiixt for julv. iu*a,
halurday'a receipt* were •mall, but there waa a dl*
miuUhed demand, aud sale* dragged at a alight reduc
tion front Friday* price*, lu common aud medium
grade*, bale* ranged from FJ.XWJ. 7i> for skip* aud
•callawagluugeherally to H.JO lor choice. Closing
guoiutlou* vvruM. for coimuou to bcit light
weight* and at gt.uc.-t.hu for poor in cl.oico heavy.
Out* year ago light told at 83.:n>*3.tu, »ad heavy at
tl.uuai.i3.
Biir.fc.t‘—The receipt* werr larger than fur several
work* orerlua* aud for anything out answering to (ho
description of '‘choke" the market ruled dull and
hear yat a decline front the prev lou* week of fully
Sue tier JUi a*. I hatcuuleo grade* did hoi tharo lu (ho
decline w«* duo to the cst-ort Uemuud. That detmtnd
Is now aatUQod. at lea*t fur the picsciu, and the emu
lug week wH very like)j *eu au uutavuratde change lu
the market fur tho best grade*. l>urlog the week end
lug Ihufsky there wete taken fur the Fugllah market
about l,4hu bead at *4.7l*l fi-JX Wo yuuU cloalug
trice# at S3..'lofts,n> for Inferior m common: t3.23£
,3d for medium t and t4.nr>t3.re) for good to extra.
ee. t.ncia.
fir. Loin*. Anr. 3.—C*TTt.t-Hnpply light, and only
common grades: nothin* .u.iog! receipt*, 370.
Moi.H—Howaml unchanged; light shipping to l*e*t
Yorkers. f4.t0tt4.30; butcher*’to fancy, C4.:t3«ll,ssi
rerclpta. i.sin
mm—Lull and unchanged; none on the market;
receipts, 3a
Hill lil.lAl >.
rt]trix*ATT, Aog. 3.—11005-yolet hat Arm; com*
mon, 53,73tt4.55; fair to good. t4.9C(i4.Sm heaty
packing, ft. 3304.53) receipts, 405; shipments, sou.
The cargo market was qnlei and unchanged. Tbs
offerings wera larger, several of the Inhonnd fleet ar
riving, and buyers were watting for the rest. A few
•ales were mane at about the same figures that have
been obtained during tbo past week. Common Inch
vm quoted at SS.fiOOU.re), and medium at to.fiotttl.uo.
Lsth were qnletat $1,23, and shingles at 51.7602.03.
Pales: Cargo schr Maine, from Manistee, 1,40n.n<0
shingles at SI.OS: cargo tchr.lohn Bean, from White
Lake, 140.c00 ft (words and strips at Sl'.*.<n.
At the yards trade Is improving. Prices are Irregular,
owing to the sharp competition among sellers, and
large orders especially are Ailed at a considerable reduc
tion from the published list. Following are the (muta
tion*, the inside being for green and the outside for
dry In the list of common grades:
First and secutid clear, IM and 2 Inch t92.0n«g4.0n
Third clear. m to 2 Inch aaoottrm.oo
Third clear. Inch 3d.re>
First and clear dressed siding ie.nrvftlo.so
First common dressed siding 14.004H.30
Flooring. Ant common, dressed 25.n0
Flooring, second common, dressed.. 31.00d122.0i)
Flooring, third common, dressed td.ootti7.nu
Box boards, A. 19 Inches and upwards :n.000*33.00
Box boards, 11, 1U Inches and upwards..... 27.re»tt2*.no
Box boards. c in.rewi7.DU
A stock Iwards, 10 to t 2 Inch 23.onttHO.no
B stock huards, lo to 12 Inch 20.rewm.CTi
Cstock board*. lOtolilnch 13.00W17.n)
Durcommonttock hoards 14.00
Fencing. No. I in.3ottl2.Do
Fencing. N 0.3 O.nottn.uo
Common hoard* lo.nottltf.su
Cull board* (I.<Jo<*ll.ni)
l>lmen»lon*ta(t .' iu.(x**is.w
l>lmen*ion«tu<t. zotosoreet it.cawx.no
Cull*. 3 Inch 8.00*9 0.00
Ticket*, much amt vclect 0.iA410.0u
Ticket*, aelecu drewcd amt headed !B.nm9iß.no
Lath i.noa i.ts
fihlnfle*. “A”*(nndar«l(ußxtra dry 3.30(9 3.00
Shingle*. do. green a.iv* 3.4 S
HlllUKlC*. Nu. t. I.oo#* 1.20
Cedarabioitle*.'. 3.0X4 2.10
BY TEBEOUAPII.
rOTl73iajf CITIES.
The following were received by tlie Chicago,Board
of Trade:
Liverpool. Aur. s.—Prime men pork—Eastern, ftftsi
Western. 40s. Bacon-Cnmberlanda.3ostthortrlbs.Soa
odt tong clears, aiat short clear*. 33*: shoulder*. 37s
Rd. Hams, S3*. Lard. 88s. Prime mesa beef. 73a.
India mess beef. R2*t extra India mesa, 68a. Cheese,
43*. Tallow. 37k 30.
. Lohdos, Ang. 3.—Litrbpool—Wheat firmer and held
higher. Corn a shade dearert 33a Od. Cargoes off coast
—Wheat, higher prices asked, but no adrsnee estab
lished. (lorn steady: fair average American mixed.
39* 8d0345. cargoes bn passage-Wheat firmer and
held higher. Corn unchanged. Weather In England
showery.
Special DUoaleh to The Tribune.
Litrbpool, Aug. s—ll:9oa. nu—Flour—No. 1. suit
No. 3. 31*.
Grain—Wheat—Winter. No. 1.10*: No. 3. se (id:
spring, No. I. us 4dt No. 3. 8s lOds white. No. I, 10a4at
No. 3. IDs: club. No. 1,10 s Bdt NO. 3. IDS Sd.
Corn—New, No. I. 33* Bd.
PnoTlsioxs—Pork. 4M. Lard. 37* Od.
13.000 batest speculation and exporUlLUJUt American,
O.OUO.
Pnorisinm— turd—American, 38a Bd. Bacon—Long
Hear. stsfldi short clear. 3353 d. .
Other articles unchanged. '
Lokuon, Aug. a.—HkPi.NiD rarnoLkCit—o4<3B4d-
▲MEIUCAN CITIES,
NKW YORK.
Niw Tork, Ang. 3.—Corros—Firm at 1118-100
13 l-ioct futures steady! sates 37,u00 bales: August,
ll.oftct September, ll.cse: October, tt.4loi Novem
ber. il.33ci December, ii.iuet January. 11.300
11.31 c.
Flour—Quiet and weak: receipts, 73.000 hrlat anper
State and Western, f3.wai.oui common to good ul
tra, t4.oar44.au: white wheat extra. f4.3ft03.73j
extra ultlo, f3.HUoa.sut St. Louts, f4.0007.3ft: Min
nesota patent process. *8.00(40.50.
Unaix—Wheat ttroußen receipts, 283,000 buj No. 3
Milwaukee. SI,10; ungraded winter red Weitern.Sl.Ol
Csl.OOi No. 3 do. SI.O7HOI.UBM: No. 1 do, fl.l.'li
No. 3 amber. f l.Oßot.u*4t ungraded while, ft. 130
1.30: No. ado, si.ltt No. 1 da, 51.3ft01.33M: white
state. *1.35. Ilyu steady, Western, (13009 c. Barley
and malt numlnsl. Corn moderately active and hlgtiert
receipts. iwi.tuO but ungraded. 4Mt»ei No. a. VfHtu
47c: steamer. 470474 c: No. 3, 47W41)e. Oats weaken
receipts. 7H.000 bu: ao. n white. Bfto34c: No. 3.U34
0334 c: No. 3 white, 340944 ct No. I, :hmc: do white,
U7c; mixed Western, 3to9ftc: white, 330974 c; mixed
Stale. XIHO94MC.
Hay—Steady at 45050 C.
Burs—Hull; P.osiern and Western, 7OIOe.
ORorxniXM—ooffeeqnlctbut firm; sugar quiet but
firmi fair to good refining. 7W47HC, llolaase* quiet
and unchanged. Idea quiet but steady.
PxTxoLßUk—steadyt uulted, 3Hci crude, 6Mot re
fined, lose.
Tallow—Steady and unchanged.
ItlstN—Bull atfl.4Uol.4ft.
Tvßi-KXTtkx-Hleady at 374038 c.
kous-Qulct: Western, luvulic.
Lratiirr—bteadyt oak sole. Bueno* Ayrew. Rio
Grande. IlgbL middle, and heary weight*. 3U0314C.
Wool—rlrmt domestic fleece. 3hm43ci pulled, 180
30c: miwashed, KtttSOct Texas. 13037 e. v
rßOvisioks—fork heavy: mrn, *iu.ftO. Beef dull.
Cut meats firmt lon* clear middles. Western, ftLftOt
clir do. ffi.7s. Lard heary: prime steam, C7.7507.UU.
UtiTTßß—Firm: Western Uo33c.
(.Thru—Hull: W’eatcrn. fto7>*c.
Waisav-fiteaily at fi.oo.
MKT4i>-Mantii«cturv*d copper doll and unchanged
st iiu*t»Hc. I'U-lron dull ami unchanged; scotch,
$31.0u*3:t.50i American, 513.00017.uui Kuaala aheol*
tog. siacuoit.uu.
Rail*—HomihoC, No. 8, t3.9003.40l clinch,s4,93o
0.33.
lUimion*, Aug. a.—flou*—Steady and un
changed- '
Onus—Wheat—Weaiern opened strong and higher*
closed quiet and easier i No. 3 Western winter red. spot,
fl.tXHi August, sl.(Mk< Meplernber, Si.o6. Corn—
Western firm anil Higher; Western mixed. spot
and Auguat, 4HMct September, 4i)kct October, fiuc;
ateamer. 44tic. oats orm and demand fair; Western
white, »«*3ic; mixed,’lUwMc; i’ounsyivaula, »*3sc.
live nominal. *
liar—Dull and unchanged.
rtomioNa-Klrtii. Turk. SII.OO. Bulk Meats—
Loose shoulders. AHe; clnar-rib aide*, OHct packed.
Mtoiu>4C. llacon—ahoulders, ntfc; clcar-rlb (idea.
7«c. llama. I3wl»e. Lard—Kenned, bjgo.
lluTTxa—r Inn andunchanged.
I’amottuu— unlit refined, lUHCt crude, SCfcSkc.
I‘urraa— yirm ana unchanged.
Whisky—Dull atfl.ot.
<1 111.. ...liVli
Uat«irrt-Flour, 4,3W)brliiwbeat, 144, coo but corn,
33.000 nut oat*. 4.IMUU.
biurtusT*—Wliaau 103,000 but corn, 13.000b0.
Fnxiuura—To Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
CiMoivirart, 0.. Aug. 3—Lotto*—Active, Arm. and
higher; middling, like.
Flouk-UuII; family, 54.33; buyer* generally bold*
lug uQ.
Uiiai*—Wheat active and Arm; amber. Mouse; No.
3 red winter. wMtIKJc; receipt*, 43.uk) Din ■uipincuia,
4\Mobu. Com doll and lower; No. 3 mixed, 430 Ho,
data dull fur new; old narco; old white, gtsguic.
live quiet at 316*330. Hurley, none hero.
Wiuagv—ln good demand at SI.OO.
I'aoviatuNa-Hiroiig and buoyant; pork strong and
higher at slo.2.v*Ui.su. 1-anf In good demand and
higher at «7.ttfr*7.hlH tor current make; $7.50 tor
prune atcamt so.iuwn.3s fur kettle, ilulg meats
atrung and higher; 150,0tu In* ahouhiera told at S 3, km
3.15. ami cloved at 95.33; 3ui.uu lb# ahori clear aolu
early atSthto; thta waa hid fur tuura*. »ri,<uo lbs a**id
at $0.35, buyer Auguat; ahort clear nominally $11.33.
iiaeonlntalr demand at ss.tW)t**s.7s for shoulders,
$«.»i3kw0.73 for clear riba, and Sd,b7hw7.<JU fur clear
■Pica.
Limbkku OiL-33a5.*1c.
I’IULAOII.PIIIA.
31,414
raiL*P«tpuii. I’u,. Aug. 3.— Ploitb—Quiet, but
flrm;au|H.-rtliitf. s33iai3 fro extra, s3.u (»«,U**Aimne
sola. s4.3s(»auui high grades, iu.uas7.3U. live hour,
$375<g:MU
t'oiiX'MavL—s3.73.
Unxtk-Wheat flrmrrt red, Sl.tßttt.iQWt amber,
tl.uluai.Ofti white. Sl.utkgl.io. Corn firm; telluw,
4-wttuct lulled. 47u47kc. Oaw Onu; whllo Weaturu,
old. astlMletiniiriloid, Ih<&3Tc.
i*aovi#n»x»-Hrnicr. and tending upward. Mm
puik, $10.734*11.33t haul*. pickled, Mfut
lUVtct green, hn. Lard Onui butcher*', $7.Un*7.35;
city kettle, S7.TSaM,3V *
liurna-rlnni choice scarce: Mow York Blato and
Bradford County extra Ursla, itMidUot Western Kcserve,
13U14C.
Kuoa-Ingood demand and Arm: Western. 134*i30.
Cuaxsa-Quleibut hrm; We«i,..i choice. OMufko.
FaTMoLsou—Mull and nominal; reflned. luko;
crude. HHutHfeo. _
Wnugt-yuleit Western. Si.MK.
Hxcairr*—Flour, 3touhrls; wbuat,47,oooba; com.
M.tuo hat oau. 3 lUrbu. *
St. Louis. Aug. h.—CoTToM—Firmer and active;
middling, tike.
Fnouu—Htesdr and unchanged.
Oaxik—Wheat acthuand Tower; a large speculative
demand for No. 3 red fall at hi/M«t*uko caslu t*>Htf
>u!4o Augum u3MUOkUU3ko Octobert tbo
year; So. U red fait, cash. Corn Inactive and
Town No. 3 lulled. 35144*530 cash! 33Hfe33Mo Au
gust; iiTTMXMko hepteuibcr; auo October. Oats, 35kt*
4*3:iko caaut 3Jit« August. Ityu Armor at 4P>»c.
Wiuaar—bfcaily at sl.t>l.
I'aoviaiosa-i'orlcurmamlhlghert Jobbing. 810.50.
Lard minimally higher: winter, *7.37* Mked. liulk
titcau atrooger: round lute winter tlcurrlU, fo.un
clear. |0.33, lincuu higher aud atrong at f&ttlrf,
•rt.trjH. ami <*.h7*.
lUoftrre-Fiour. 7.000 brla: wheat, T&ouu but corn,
ia.u>«» out o»w. 'i/.'AJD bat rye, nouci barley. none.
butfMSHTa—Fluur, ia,ouu une; wheat, SAUio but
curu, s,uu)btitu»ta. 4.iaobm rye, none: barley, none.
Oawsuo, Aug. a.— linatx-Wheat flrmi No. 1 bill*
waukte. 81.15; red mate, new, •I.ukjl.u.'l; white
Hate, new, ft.ufcjl.lu. Corn firm; high mixed,
VVeateru, 400; No. 3,4 Ho. Gate unchanged.
Uoiroy, Man. Aug. Fi.ouw-'fiUiady and flrtnt
\Vc»(«*tu atipertlne, «a,u>d3-&U; high gradeaa. 94.35
«t 4 70; Wlacunaluextra*. *4.SUUS-35: Uluucaoia.f3.oo
•uI.U); whiter Wheal Oulu, imllana, aud Michigan.
f3.UU5.3A! llilDOia. f5.UU5.7f>: ft. l.uula. fa.UM
uuji Michigan aud Mluocaoia palest prucea*. fd.uxg
g.uu,
Uiuix-Corn—Demand fair and market flrtnt mixed
aud yellow. ft3(»s4ct aieauter. 47<*4do. Gate firmer:
>u. I aud extra while. sets tecs Xu. 3 white. lkk*3U>*ui
l*o. 8 white, 91lt»:HHoi mixed. 33034 c.
Uscstrra—ltour, 4,4U>brla; wheal, b. 500 bu.
buirugina—Flour, 53.5 br at wheat, id.UA) bu.
(.OUtaVILLK.
Locuntut. Autt. ;i.—cunon-Flnnj uHe.
V uiv a- r irui and unchanged,
tiuaix—Wheat arini red. fauadict unbar and white,
uutiMc. Cum tu fair dcmandi white, <ici mixed. 40c.
ueugulet; old whim. ‘Jtwt mixed, Hoc: ucw white,
iOoj mixed, Xie. U/e Drill at Uo.
lIXX —.'WUUltlkl.
I'aomioai-axcllcd and higher. Pork. »iaao.
Lard higher; choice leaf Men*. Bl»c; do Kega, bhc.
Uulk meau monger, at 414 c. diac. «>•« fur looae,
baton In active demand and advanced to D-ku, aMd.
audTcs »ugarcured ham*. Ib>«4i3c..
Wuuat-kirmavai.oj.
ilAkL’yairfuasu Touxrcu—Unchanged.
TOLIUO.
Toliuo, 0., Aug. a.-'OuAix—Wheat Ormi Km 9
whim Dl.ubdl extra do, gl.Ui; amber kllcU*
gau. xput. 11.OU; Auguat, W»Jte; No. y.do, 97« it Km 9
red winter, auut, w>V*c; AUguxt, lawt beptetuher.trftoci
Ko. a red. hici No. J Uayum & Michigan red. twnol
rejected Waba»b, 96c: VVealeru amber. Mie; Na 3
amber lllluoU. tl.us. Corn flrm; high uilxwd.
>u. 3, »i*ot and feeplember. ii’Woi So. 3 white. *io;
rejected. eoSc: damaged. !hlc. oata dull and nominal.
Uauxirra-ttheaL U4.0U0 but corn. 3U.CUO but <>aU,
l.unuu.
fluiruaiTa—Wheat, 4U.UMb»t cum. 3U.OUU bu: oata.
Ji,uu>bu.
MILV4UKKS.
Mtcwavaac. Aug. JL-Kuoia-Qulel. . „
Urxi.'i—Wheat firm: opened so higher and ctoaed
aa«/i Km 1 Milwaukee, hard, 91. li; Ku. I Milwaukee.
C1.13t No. t do. f|.o«i August Cl.o3*fl September,
Met oetohep.twUei N0.9d0, rvjouc. Com stesdr. with
a fair demand: No. 2, »w. Dais stearin No. s. now,
aicjolil, at 4c. Ilreqnli’f, No. I. aoo. Harley |tf(rfi**V(
No. 3 spring. old. August, fl 1.13 1 new. Keptermwi,
Paovmoss-QHlrt and firmer. Mom pork, CIO.OO
cash and July. Prime steam Uni. C7.37U.
KnnHMm— Wheat to llunalo, 3 •.
Pc/ftLo, A at. t.—as* i.v-Wheat active and strongi
sale* of Bo.otobu No. 1 Minnesota at f 1.12 s an.tm bu
No. 3 Milwaukee atCI.OR: 9.000 bn No. I Milwaukee si
ft.IS. Cora active and »tronai sale*of lH.uoob« Kan
sas at 43-. to arrive; B,cnobn by sample «t424ct wuno
bu rejected at 4tH«C43c: 17,000 bu high-mixed west
ern, to arrive, at 49c. Oata neglected. Kye neglected.
Harley oealecied. ....
cakal PaaionTS—Btrougt wheat ahlpped at 4Uo to
Kew York.
LUMBER.
Kaw Outaaxi. Ana. 3.—l’aovisiows—Porkln fair
demand at higher prices, at ail.ua Macon firmer at
fr'fa.'inwtoTvaJU. Ham* flrmert sugar-cured, ioH«
11 Ur, uto itxe. Other* unchanged.
Mt.ssTART-oold, U«U; New York exchange, H
premium* sterling, 48.3.
nirnoiv,
Davaotr. Ang. a.—FLoua—Firm at *9.29.
Oiuik—Wlieatt iromti extra, C 1.13,.13, Anansttll.il
Beptcmbers nothlnadolna In oldt while, ft.lit new,
Cl.oouMi.iot August, CLOW, ana neatly t beptember,
Cl. oo.
Cr.BVttAjrr>. 0., Ana. 3.— ParnoLncx —Market
very quiet* demand flrmi standard white. 110 lest.
84c.
Pr*T«Btnto, Pa.. Ana. B.—Prfaot.tr»-Dollt crude.
C1.31U at Parker's for Immediate 1 Shipmentt reflaad,
loUo for Phlladelplila delivery.
oil Citt, Ana. PantoLao#-M4rket opened
very quiet, but steady, with sales at C1.05W, advanced
toci.osu, at which price it closed flrim shipments.
4a«wtirls, averagtna 013,000} transactions, 318,000
brls.
Cosrox. Ang. B.—Wool—Generally, r nncbsngcd.
Combing and delaine continue In request, every avail
able totbelng sought after. Clothing wools only In
moderate request. Fine fleeces In falrdemand. Penn
sylvania and West Virginia fleeces. No. l, X and
XXX. fl«a434ci Michigan XXX and No. I, 84Uft40ct
No. I Wisconsin. 07ci washed combing and delaine.
9Co44ci unwashed combing and delaine. SMMlet
Texas. 1903301 Territory. 30037 et scoured, 4iO7oct
tub-wubed. 88010 c i super and X pulled. 30043UC.
NgwTonr, Ang. a._Oiuineu continue*
Ire with package home*, am) the market haa Itn*
proved. Cotton good* In good demand and firm. Prtnfii
active, and atoekt light In flrit hand*. Xew dark
gingham* and ahawla will be opened on Monday. Men’*
wear woolen* quiet. Repellent* and wool flannel to
fair requoat. \
TURPENTINE.
Wilmihotok, Au«. SpiamTcarurnsi—Quiet,
'stiwc.
THE BANKS MUST DO THEIR OWN RESUM
ING.
To (A« Editor 0/ Th* Tribun*.
Borneo*, Tort., Ann. 2.—ln yonranswer to my
questions In TiicTimiuxa of the 27th nit., you
say It la doubtful whether Uie Government would
bo able to maintain enough neper at par with coin
to satisfy the nubile wants. Why could nut the
Government just as well maintain tho paper at par
with coin aa the national banket As 1 understand
it, tho national banks are compelled to resume os
well as the National Government, Jan. 1. JHtU.
If even they did not noed to resume, they are at
all events obliged to redeem their paper with
greenbacks, which. In turn, could beat once con*
verted into coin on domsndim? it from the General
Government, which is the same; so that lean see
no difference.
[llls easier for two men to lift a weight and
carry It than one. if the banka take care of
their own circulation, which they are abundant
ly able to do, tho Government will not be bur
dened with It. it Is true the banks can nrcsent
greenbacks to the Treasury for redemption In
coin; and It Is also true tho Government can
present bank-notes to the banks for redemption
In coin. Through tho Revenue laws, Post-Office,
and Land-Office, not far from 200 mill
ions of bank-notes will come into pos
session of the Government annually;
and, every time tho banks present
n greenback at the Sub-Treasury for coin, tho
Government can trump tho card, orfoilow suit,
by presenting a bank-note at the Washington
bank-rcdcmptlou agency for tho cold coin.
The banks understand this, and have no inten
tion of attempting to make the Government
redeem their notes, hut propose to take caro of
their circulation from their own means, which
they are abundantly able to do. John Sherman
explained this whole matter, last March and
April, to tho Banking Committee of tho Uousc,
and silenced all such criticism and cavil as that
raised by Mr. K. Wo printed his explanations
in Tm Tntnuxu at the time.—Ed.]
The national banka are using tbclr national
charter, us you say, as a means or national reputa
tion for banking purposes. Could they not Just as
well do a banking business private bankers!
And would not depositors be much safer!—as than
depositors would be secured by the bankers be
coming Individually liable to the full amount of
their combined wealth; whereas now, in some
States, they are only responsible for tho amount of
their stock, and in other States, us in Ohio,double.
Bo that ft depositor 1s eater with a private banker
then with a national bank. 1). P. HosKNUßimr.
BALTIkOtUt.
OtffOIXVATI.
KRuttprs—Flour. 4.r»onbrU:'whe*t. 1.800 bo.
Bntr>«iaTi-Floßr.'s.UK> brisi whett.*nonc.
nbw eni,VAN».
Peobia, Aug. a.—monw inis—Bales lOObrlxatCl-03.
PETROLEUM.
WOOlj.
DRT GOODS.
(If tbo national banks lost their cbartors, their
stockholders would fall back on old State-bank
charters In all tbo States where such charters
could bo found. With the exception of two or
three Western States, there are plenty of such
charters to bo bad. Wo should then bare tho
banking capital of the country doing business
under thirty or forty dlfforout systems,—many
of them loose and insecure. Tbo jutionsl sys
tem of supervision, inspection, and publicity
would be ended, it it nonsense to say that
depositors would bo better secured.
This '* double individual liability," ond
“ full liability for their combined wealth,” when
tested by actual practice In tbo casea of broken
private banks, almost Invariably prove to be do*
luslvo and valueless, and made of tbo material
moonshine Is composed of. Thu malignant aid*
inoslty against the national banka, which would
take uwuy their charters from them, lias Us root
In “Btate sovereignty," which would elevate
tbo Btsto above the Nation, and realllnu tbo
Jtcbel pretension of the right of a Htalu to se
cede from the Union whenever It pleases. Wu
havu no sympathy with or respect for any aucb
pestilent doctrine.—Eu.J
An Evening nt Hchwab** Saloon*
JVew York 'Vrlbunf. Aua. a.
A single gas-jet flickered dimly Id tlio base*
meni saloon ul Citizen Schwab lust night, am)
lit up the faces uf a dozen mou who weru
earnestly discussing the polltlcnl situation.
Ono man, who was evidently absorbed with his
subject, sac with head bent low over a muss of
papers, writing rapidly and drying hla writing
with ashes knocked from his pipe, lie looked
up only when hla glass was empty, and then to
order more hour. Citizen Schwab, with his
sleeves rolled up, waited upon hla guests. CUP
zen McGregor, another prominent Socialist, sat
uu a billiard-table, glass iu bund.
“We do not thing that Kearney will arrive
here before a week or ten days,” McGregor
said. “We shall not give him any formal re
ception, lest that might Injure the cause. Of
course wo shall receive hluj lo a very friendly
manner, and do vrhot we can to help him.
Whenever he may want to address the public,
we coo guarantee him, on any night, an audi
ence of «i,OOO. It la uncertain whether he will
be at successful In agitating the workingmen la
the East as be has been lo California, ill* ob
ject In California was to unite the worktnguieu
of different shades of thought, and bis princi
pal rallvlng-polnt was the expulsion of the
Chinese, lo this he has succeeded. Of
course California belong! to the Union,
and the Chinese may ultimately overcrowd the
Eastern States, but It Is not yet the question at
Issue bere, aud wo doubt whether be can inter
est the Eastern workingmen upon the subject,
Ihen we do not kuow whether Kearney will fol
low the same method tu addressing the Eastern
workingmen os those in the West.
You mean,” Interrupted Air. Schwab,
” whether ho will be mure polite. We have been
trying here for many years to bring the work
men together, and have not been able, and wo
do uot think Kearney can make them think as
ho does.” “Then," added Citizen McGregor.
•• if be baa allied himself with Gen. Butler aud
the Oroeuhackera, it will uot help him along
much.”
“ Did you read bow tho Socialists are gaining
at the elections In Berlin!” rsked Citizen
Schwab. “ Berlin was one of the last Giles
where Socialist doctrines took root, and that
shows what we may expect In other places. At
the next elections wo shall sweep the whole
country."
•• You do uot believe In Gen. Butler)” some
one said. “No, sir,” said several voices simul
taneously: “we will nave nothing to do with
bUu; be thinks only of himself.” “Schwab,”
said one of the men standing near Urn. *• wbst
do you believe In, anyhow!” “I believe in
being bsppy, aud making tho most money I
can with the smallest amount of manual labor
possible,” wasthereadj reply-
Mr. McGregor again led the conversation.
“ The Socialists do nut intend to work with ibe
National Greenback party In the cowing elec
tions, nor unv other. We do uot believe In the
issue of paper dollars that do uot represent any
thing. Wbst will prevent the Government from
continuing to Issue them until they fall SU per
cent and lower? Labor ia the alamlnM .
values, am? not a Government naprr. cioi.u »
diver are both valuable ami inciesirtuti»,i,,, ]
we would rather Imre something tamni.u .'!
valuable lor our work.” 0 ,0, 1
A flora* Commit* Nnlclde.
/Ac* f f.otinfp (Ku. ) Pftnntritt
Several week* a very valuable boric
Ina to Mr. Henry Oakley, of Hart C’tmml g
waa aunstruck, and over since has been
Mr. Oakley found It Impossible to keen in*, r *
mal confined, bo last Saturday It was turned!
a lot near by, where there was a verr .21°
fiond, the centra of which la about twcnir r
eet deep. The horse made it complete ctrrtiit ?
the oond twice, ami then waded out a* („ ,'
could, without swimming, ami put an cn.i.
Its sulTerliiff hr drimmlnir. M 11
IIAILIIOAD TIME 'TAIII.i*
AM7AL AND DMTURE OF TRf
ExFtxiTATiojr op RtraantCK Marks.
'treated. 4 Sunday excepted. IMonday
OHIOAOO A KOBTHWE3TEBS RATT.WAT
Ticket office, a cl « r l J,'^ o ™'' m ‘ n «™»i
oPsclfle Fast Line
oSlouxClty A Yankton
oUubuque Day Kx.via Clinton
oUubuque Night Kx.vlaiTton
oOmaha sight Kxprets
oljloux City A Yankton
aFreep t.Hockfil A Dubuque.
nFreep’t, Uockfd A Dnbtique.
Fast Mail
'•Milwaukee Btimai—Sunday*
frMltwaukes Expirst
bMllwaukee Passenger
tMUwaukee Passenger (dnlly)
LOreen Day F.xprest
*st. Paul A Minnetpoll* Kx..
6st. Paul A Minneapolis Kx.,
M.aCmsse Kxprrsa.
tLacrosse Express !
frWinonaA New Ulm
twinons* Sew Ulm
9M*rquette Express.... .. ...
oOeneva Lake A Itoekford....
ePond du Lac via Janesville..
btlenevaLake Kxprers
MU:W a. m.
•10. a. ni.
•l«::n a. in.
\ P:l.'*p. m.
\ oil 3 p. m.
f om p. m.
• ll:13 a. in.
•I'bi.vp. m.
• ansi*, ni.
m;tn a. m!
•10:»«a. m.
4 9:00 p. in.
I (i!'»in m.
* P:3«) a. m.
•P>:<»»a. m.
* o:oop. m.
•imnoa. in.
!f mmp. m.
•inniia. in.
iO;mp. m.
PsOTp. in.
4:iX)p. m.
• 4:4.3p. m.
*4:13 p. ni.
Pullman Hotel Cars are run through.
c*ao and Council niuffs, on (ho train leaving CM-Jii
n. iv 3<l B. iu .
No other read runs Pnllmaa w aar other furo at
hotel ran west of CTilcsgo.
o— Depotcomerof Well*and Klntlo-ita.
b-DePotcornerof Canal and Klusie-sta.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QDrtfcr fcATOWin.
Depot* foot of Lake'it., Indlana-av., and BlUeetuhi'
and Canal andHizteentb'ata. Ticket Ofllcei, m m.;.
at., and at depot*.
I I**™* Am re."
MendoU A Galertunt Expreia. !• 7itta.ni. • 7,-»w'T
Uiuvi* Strealor ExiireM....;* 7itt a.rn. • 7:;o» »
HockfortAFraaport K*prTM.l»iO:or»a.ni. • arjn&Q.
Dubuque * Sioux Cltf Gxpreta*lo:oo a. rn. * :i; j.) 5 ,m
Pacific Ful KzprCM a.m. 1*
Kama* A Colorado Expre *10:30 a. in. :i:w 9 «
Downer** Urore Accom'datl’n 1 11 :"i a. ni.l n
AuroraPamnger i* ansp.m.l* 7:\n.n
Mrndota A mtawa Expre**.... • 4:ir>p.ni M 'l<i;tu l> - n ‘
AuroraPutenttr. •
Downer** Drove Aecom'daUon* * 7^s.»
Freeport* Dubuaue Expre**..!* p.m. i» kivi.i
Omaha Night Kxpreu f u. m.ft
Texa* Faat Kxprei* :l t»:Oh p.m. It n;f>uii
KauaasCKr A fit. Joe Expre**. :f l»:ua 3. m.it n:ra*.a.
" Pullman palace rilnlng'Cari an<j Pullman loViiVi
Sleeping-Car* are run between Chicago ami Omtbioi
the Pacific Expre**.
CHICAGO. ALTON 6 81. LOTUS AND CHICiM
KANSAS OUT k HESTER SHORT LINRI
Union Depot, WeitSlde. near lUdloun-ii. brl lc* til
Twenty-thlrd-tt. Ticket office. I'Al Itandolpli-tt.
ArrtriT'
I Leave'
Raoul Clt/ A Denier Fart RilMSimp. m. • iirnaaC
RU LouK.aprtnKlteld A Teaaa.* moon, m-l*
Mobile A New orlraii* Ks • 7:Mn, a.
81. Lout*. Bnrlnjtßeld ATesai I muoo. ra. I 7:on. a.
Peoria. iJurtlntwo f Ka»t K«.l* oiPOa. m.|* l;:no.n.
A Keokuk t Kaprcaa. jt y:OOp. in. I TtOva.
Clileaeo A Paducah It. K. K«.. * moo a. m. * m.
Htreaior. Laron* WaiU'ton Ei *17:30 p. m. * n*.
Joliet AUwlght AccommiUfn * r>:QQp. in. * iiiuh. m.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE k BT. PAUL RAILWAI
Union Depot, vomer Madlaon and t'anahita. Tictn
OUce. fflboatb Clark-»t., oppoalta Üburmaa Uoai%
and at depot.
Leave.
• ?*.&*. m. * 7i4ip. t.
MHwankaa lipreti
Wlaconaln A Mlnaeiota.Oreen
Day, and Menaaha through
Car Kipreu...
Ocouomowot, Wauk'aha, Mad*
laou and lowa hxoreu.,
Milwaukee Fait Mall (daily)..
Wlacomln A Mlnneiota, Green
ltay,Btavaaa't*olnC,and Aah
land tbrouati NlghtKipma.
•10:10a. ta. •4:«% a.
• ft:Cop. m. ♦10:411. m.
O:(JUD. to. 4:iwp. o.
t w:00p. m. t 7:oou a
All tntna mn rla Milwaukee. Ticket* for flu Pni
and Miunoapollaarogood either via Madlaon and I'ralrti
du Chian. or via Watertown. LaCroue. aod Wlnoaa.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot, footer Laka-ai. ami foot of fweulyaeroßd.f.
Ticket offloe. DM llj|udolph*at., near Clark.
Leave,
kt, LoniaKiprtM <
Bt. Loula Fast Lina <4
CalroAN*worleanaKs .... i*
nCaira asTesat Kzprcti.
Hpnngflejd Kipreu. ‘
Bpr)Dttflrld Slant Kx. I
I’eoria. Durllngloa A Keokuk *
M'cona, Uurllugtun A Keokuk I
Dubuque A Blour CUy Kx •
Dubuque A Btoux CUy Kx *
Gilman Faaaeugcr 1
I* flrUOa. m. * n:ai)p.m.
!0:li»p. m, I to,
H:30«. m. • 0;S')o. m
II tisiop. in. I m.
‘ M::H)a, m. 4 a
I mtop. m. I U:;t>.v. □
• 8::na. in. * HrJOr>. ra
IttrlOp. m. I aervo*. n
U>:t«)a. in.. 4 ar.rip.ia
• »::top. m. • «;:|ia. tu.
• asaap. in. * a
m On Saturday night run* to Centratla only.
* On Saturday night runa to Peoria only.
MTOHIOAN OCNTRAL RAILROAD.
Dfpot,
Ticket Office. «7Clirk*it.. loulhsancuruer of hu
dolpb. UraadPaclttcilow. sad at Palmer ilimw.
Uiro.
Mill (TtsHsla sad Air Line).
UarKiprew
Kalauitxuo Accommodation.
Atlantic LxprcM (dally;
hlqnt Kspreaa
• 7:00a. n. *U :Md. a
• 0:00*. u>. • TsSOu. »•
• 4;UOp. 01. m.
1 0: is p. m. 1 Niini n.
(•OjOwp. m.
pmsßTOo, pt. wayhe & omoiao nmmi
Depot, corner Canal and Madltoo-ita. Ticket OfU ft
toClark-at. Palmer Homo, aud (■ rand Pacino 11 >'
I I
I* fl:o9a. m. t 7:00b. *
» r.illp. 111. I «:«*»*- O.
,t Q;IQp. in.II »:»*«-
Mall and Bxpreu,
raclfle gsprsu...
Vast Urn..
BALTIMORE k OHIO.
Train* leave from Kipualllun Uulldluff, foot of M*v
ron-aU 'l'tckot Ofiler*: tU Cltric-tl.. Palinrr Horn
Urauil I’aeitte, and depot (kipudtiou UullUlnrf).
r U-a»o. j"
.1* tC.'iOa. in. I ft;4o«. M
•‘l Of*Q|>. m.J*
ifomlßg Erpre**.,
ys»l Uue
LAKE SHORE k MICHMAH 80ITTHBSN.
| Leave, i Arrh*.
MomlofMall—Old Line fiwp. >"•
N. T, arl»0*V0B ttpedal E*... • »juj ».»>.»• V'.eiij.*.
Atlantic fcxpreu, dally | 4:1.%i>. ui.L b.
htglit Kaprca i*HU!WPin.lt ftilua °L
PimBTOHO. CIKOISHATC Ic BT. Ml
(Cloclnuatl Alr-Muowtl liokomuLl
pepoicwfbgr of CHatou mil C4iroll-»u,
" ‘ Dcjiaru |
Cincinnati. lDdlanapolli,Loii-
Uvllle. Common* * Mat /
pay Kxprav * 9:40a m. * fl;lop.n>
■» Kltfut fcipfcoi....... | Hitup. mi. J
IAHKAKEB LIKE.
Depot font of Lakait. and foot of Tweatr-eccood *■
Depart
Cincinnati. Indlanapolla *' ” I
LeuiaviilePar bapre** * 9:to a. ro.:• moop.»
•* XfgUttupfe**. ..;t »;WP. to* S 7;uua.W»
CHICAGO, EOOKMiAHD k PACIFIC EAILS'HJ
|>«wtt curn«ruf von uur«u u«l btiarui»a-»u. fu*»
indue. 60CUfK-«u. Bhermm Uoiuc.
Leave.
PaTeaport Kzpreah. I* 7:60 a. in. i* TiMp. *>•
Omaha. LcavemrHU* AUib Kz •lOsWia.m..* 3«4ois
Peru Accommodation • 6:inj ,m. •!«:***■ *•
Wlzbthxprca*........ )tiO:Oup.m.[t *sw». a*.
All meal* on (Uo Omafaa Ei;rcu in tcrrel in dUiW
can, at 79 cenu eaca. r
OHIOAOO & EASTERN ILLIHOIB BAILEOAU
••Uanvllle Ituuu.” _ ,
Ticket Office#: 77C1ark'«t.,139 l>earbora*at,aad D«{*«
corner Clinton end CarrulDeu. __
f Love. ( ArrlT»._
.!• tt:00»•
11 7i30U.U1.1t 7:l9fc»h
Pay Ma
jtaabrU
UardFlofi&Kz]
GOODRICH'S BTBASTCR3.
Fur Racine, Milwaukee, etc.. dally *0 *. *.
baturaay’e Duel Bou'l leave until 8 p. »“*
pur Utabl«<ii Luitluktoo. etc.. Belly* u «. <*•
KurUrand Uaveo. Utukesua, etc., lUlly* 7 it. £•
for til. Joseph. etc., dj11f*..,,.., a. »-
batunlay** Bt. Joe Dual dun I leave uut11....... 11 U. «**
Green U*r. etc, Tueadiy and T &
Fur Mlfwitukae,'' kauanaVa,' N e'iiunea,'' ot’c..
Tuesday T p.
For Milwaukee, Mackinaw. Kurthport, etc., 7
IXjcluffuut uV'MVc'bii('an'-aV.‘‘'''*i‘undi/»'Wcc^tc‘i. ji
AtltfCULfcAft £(*!>»•
Dr. JAMES,
PEIVATE DIBPEN3AEY.
304 Washington St., Chicago,lll
-111* wall Im»i Dr. Jtati In Us fas IM jssnlsl
Ua baa 4 vIUh iKafesskut ta Us tissiuwul si all »pa*t*i s■
cknujsdUs»sas U*l istalls InbsSUU alUslWa, *■*“"*, ~
UuiallUa*. a*fUliti«r bbu should many? Vbr wd
•aat* l»pfsfsl pusUrm. Qail or writs | Dr. JsiM* *****
soj oarlurst oss ualiiul os t%t bwsUaaulhar. LU" ; ,1l
tu Most dsltrsla sitsoiiua. b-uw sad board »«““*•
OwoulUlloa Irsa. OSes tour* I A. X. h» 1 ?. IL.auoUaJ. L* -1 *
Do IsaM ta ts two >1 su>
58 Dr. Kean,
ITS Mooth rurk««.« Cklcaa®* „
Cotuolt ixTsouoiiy ur b» wall. tree of ciu/ye. on
chronic, nvnuua, orsucclal diseased- Ut.J. keen
only übvstnUa u> ihacliy who w*rraaucurw*« **•
Arriv*.
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