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6
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review of the Financial Situation
Last Week.
Ths Mining Stock Market Paper
Money and Coin in Europe.
The Frodnco Markets Easier—Provisions
Active and Weak—Grain
Tamo,
1 Doll Sbippine B«enenl—Rcttipls ind Ship,
meals «f the Week.
FINANCIAL,.
One of the le.dlne bunker. of this cite now In
New York sends back word Hint he finds business
duller there than ho left U here. Thl* I* homo
out hy the reports of the clearings, which show
Unit for the week ending Sept. 14 the clearings of
the New York banka, as compared with those of
the corresponding week of last year, fell oil about
-13 per cent, while those of Chicago declined only
3-10 of 1 percent Taking all the chics through,
liii'lne?* ot Chicago shows lietier Him any others,
except three. The figures are as follows:
f,v<r», 1774. 1877.
New York *:uni.b77.7ut fsr7u.art.fwi
llostoti :ita.4-*4.171 41.*42,1111
i-hlinilfli bit • 2U..1HJ.427
ban Franoiaru 2i.l*W.K«»
tuirnci* |!i.?l.l,:iF) Iti.TTO.tJVj
Haiti mure iD.nci.ftMJ ll.fli*(,fll:i
hi. Louts |),«i7.KM b.2.vt.nni
Clnrtiiuntl P.4M.V11 H,|ri:i.«l«l
Milwaukee f„74:i.r.mi H.41M.0W
.Sow (irl.Mtu* s.7J4.:Md 4,i«n,im
louttvllle 3.71*7.7*5 4,1;i1.4<4
I‘iti-ourg S.IW.HI 4.024.1* *»
liidlauapoll* 1.14:1,77* I.WVIIW
J'rov liknn- ii.7itn.7iM
Cleveland 1,1*17.15t 13-.M.10J
N. w lUifli &*jd,r«7* 702.077
l-t. Joseph gfci.teu *i*«».:-04
i.oiv.ll. 25-M(M 227.3 W
byracuso 3J«. J;44 »m»»
Total 841*1.8*2.153 ffVl'i, 457,473
Oitt»lili! New York |jlill.C«*4.:t4l 170.221.7 b»
liiis|nciM during the past week was on the whole
Its* active in trade and bank circles than the pre
ceding week. There was no such decline of trans
actions ns to excite special remark, and there was,
cjiieciully In the mercantile departments, a good
deal doing; but things were not so bnstllng a* the
week before. The offerings of negotiable paper at
the bank* amt conntrv orders were both smaller.
Bates of discount were o®lo per rent to regular
cimtumer*. and special rates wore made for first
clnsH outside borrowers. New York exchange
closed at 50ft75c per 81.000 discount between the
batiks, and at the end of (ho week currency began
to How back In considerable volume to Chicago.
The clearing* of UlO week are re|>orted as fol
lows bv Manager 1). R. Hale, of the Chicago
CTenring-Iluusc:
h' itf. clearing*, ftaianre*.
Monday f 3.57:1. IDI 8 4W.fßkl
Tuesday M.UIXI7S |HS,M«»
ivr.im-sdsjr J1,!2H1. l»2 Sr-Wl. 114
Thursday,,.. .1. Ili.orirt lUVgin)
Friday a.7H7.irjl 3 , *V77U
baturjay g.Tixh'U.l iTu.'ggU
Total fld.mu.-Si fl.T.vt.j-ri
Corrc»punrtink week lost year.. 'JHWI.bK) 2,20^.441
TIIC MI.NINd-fITOCIC MAKKBT.
The telegraphic quotations show the highest
prices yet reached, with one exception, on tho
regulai cal) bv tho leading “specialties.'’ Sierra
Nevada is no to and Union Consolidated to
131). Tho rise in tbo last two weeks has been on
follows:
filtrra AVsi«f«. L’nlnn Mm,
Font, n sim . t no
brpt. >0 14') ll*l
bent, II 215 127
bepl. 12 I!SI 121
beet. 13 I.s) 120
b«m. 14 IP) It'd
Beet. aw i:w
The remarkable thing about this rise la that tho
mine* have produced nothing, and that no one
knows the extent of thuorobody discovered. There
is no douot an oru body of value in thn Sierra No
vaiia, and cquallv there lu no doubt that tho peo
ple on the inside are “milking" tho public at
their own sweet will by putting the stock np and
down. Whichever way tho stock goes these in
siders make money, for they giro out tho good or
bud reports on which the stocks move. The San
Ftancisco /tu'.Ufin says:
li is understood that the lanro holders of Plcrra
Neviidu are qutiu willing the public should believe
there ur*- much higher figures In store for that .
slnck. II •. 11 ion developments may confirm these
predictions, mil from what Is actually known of
tin-ore developments It I* safo to say that the
stuck is selling for all It Is worth. Thcro are
month* of hard ahd unprofitable work before tho
Sierra Ni-vndii people can bring this mine Pi that
Mute of development when continuous dividends
w-ili be asHiired lu stockholders, and even this do.
Vend* altogether on the extent and richness of tbo
alleged on- depodt.
Thu present Inflation of mining stocks began
about Aug, 1, Thu following tho
value of the mines and tho quotations of the stocks
Aug. I r.miSepl. SO:
o •• <0
H 5«- fe?
J linn. »•• &S 5*
ri
Alllu/.r. II 8 33tl.(*yi' 14(4'$ 4T # i.ntl>
Dek-lter I4M 4112.000,’ jrti, 1W7.M0
l'> »' .v t-:«nrr 14U J,4M7,v«i ( ;w fl.»»*,(k*i
Jinl'lixi , 514 Al2.r/Oj
('>'>"1.111111 ! -Jit, 2H7..VX* 4 4ik>,(kX)
t'allfcinla I**l 4.77-'>.U«| 14
it u,. 11.1.itid Virginia. s»4 4,.v».i0) jyil rutu.usj
« r.inrn PullU t Hl2,r**‘ t* UXI.UkI
l.ureko rtiixolldaicd. 47;| 3,U-t2,.'S‘l 37 i.KVI.ail
i.t.idd iriirry I 7 J i 737,r.(ri i«>; j.h.vj.««)
i.riiii rri/.i- :i«* a.*vim* :m r,7.1.41*1
N0r,1,..1 | TVJ 7l2.r*«i j*.; |,h,Vi,o•*
Ju.iu (on»ul|iluleil...; M2.mi i:U t’H7..Kt>
Ju-ll<v I 5*4 521.U1) 10 l.liiLim
' > . ,SV4k*' K17.4M)
M'Meun j,ai2..no 70 tuquii
N'ltilurii Jlelle H<*4 rs'l.Un tuU A05.11N)
“I'lilr 41*4 4.121.(00 117 fl.7u>.fkO
**kini.au .lib 4U).00 mu 7US,Ui)
'it* i,r»kv«M) |p.i| i.n7.fc«*u
bb-rr.i NfVßia IJSf 1,»7\(*»»2I11 3u..luVfO)
iiit.T Hill ; I'll I2.i,imii ;i 3UVIM)
1 1.1 hi L»u,.>udaie<l.. 1 ut, iir.>,Mo;i;r) 13,1*0.1*0
Y. l:.m J.t. K. l gt 2.V0.1M1
IMI'CU MONEY AND COIN IN EUROPE.
Tite lateei return* of the European l*anks give
li>.' following fiiMires of coiu and (taper money:
, . (Vlll. Jliorr moiifi/.
Psiiv-.if iMißiqmi, Bet*L 4...8113.0it.3ti0 fi:i*i,fl|fl.lils
Fni kot 1 ranee, Scot. .1 4:n,u.VM*o 47:vr,'s>.uo
..ink..f u.riii.iii»,Aug.;i|.. 121.71...U0 lat.sLiVioi
-•1 lUe'lan.l. U.uiK, r.<‘j/t.2... 4T.KVI,<M) 7f1.715.U0
bntioiisl li.niK »f UclMlum.
1> A, 1 l|r '••••; lu.rjtvno 4to.AM.iMI
of l.tiv.ltt, AfU. 14.... IUi.fcO.WO 654.Uii.UJU
Itr I.M lljnk* of Luilmloii.
•»*i:v ai 2U,rJ0,000 126.510,000
fatal-. < oneordai Hanks,
■* u k. 31 ft,020,(04) 13.2t55.CU0
tIUIIMIN 4‘OINAOe.
'I tie total amount of new money coined In (ler
many i* hu put by tins Vicuna correspondent of
the AVio.o»<i*f u follow'*, up tutbeiUlb of August:
Mnrlt
, ’ ; ,s
blll,r 42U.34k1.M5tf
Tiio mark Ih 80.23 H in American gold, Tho
lan: of Hiin.irawing tho old silver from clrcula
lorn i* believed to no near its end. Tbo lulrl
biiiMiut of old ativer coins withdrawn uuunnlcU to
I.():ii, 471,U15 marks by tins end of July, In
boultiern Germany, yr» per cent of
the money coined has not relumed
I** th«- mini*, *od in Northern ilennauy
nil l»it : j.. 1 cent ha* been retired. Tho com
eLuiideiit i'ivu* :k)>),(iUO,ODD marks as Iho estimat
ed untount nf old silver remaining, allowing Ibst
iHi.utXMNK) uf tbu Auitrian vereins thalers remain
in Germany. The silver market is soon to be freed
from the depressing rale* of silver by Germany.
M4I.K OP aII,VEX.
The Hank of California has sold the Government
100,000 oni» es of fine silver si JI.BkVJ an ounce.
a low IK'uie.
ClllCAlitJ iIININU AND STOCK EYCUANUB.
Coukutldated Xllra (New Mexlro) tlin>J
l.nnrud u tnual. Col. j i'ji
liUJi-n Tm.ni’l »Cen:r*l. i;m,,
fanrlng Valicy (Nctadai * 1.0,, *"*
l>*l!u > ItlacK Hunk. Col. J 1 »
Trade dwllar* jUw
MelUall.Jol.al* lH< ,W 7 *
t .l> .:elllIKulc«. |M77
<T(» c-rudvs.ea, l*i7e
Cuok i jiini) urdti* (Ueueiai Fund) 4 <lk“
cay i;ail»*y, couth bidu j.ij aa>>
COIN QUOTATIONS.
The following are (ho quotations in this market
of cum*, bought and sold:
.... B,J - *••*«»f
--1 lade dollar* 8 M I U
Nt * HUS grains) dollar* 1.4*)
Am. riean illvcr. hsives sad querier*,
1 ur cu.ii UiHi'ouut In currency....
MtkU-m doiiaaa, old and new «u*
1 i.-u-u kilter 4.7 S 4.Sj
Miifrinck ut m
Fna uu ►oerugu* 4.Ml 4.W
I >■*'. y tram’.. S.HJ 3.4*1
Itatulv inarh.*. 4.70 4.77
r «. .-h duiiL.uo;.* |S.aO 15.4 k)
1 r ; ta.tiii,.ovu» 15.51 ja.«h*
q , ,1“r ‘ ‘ J * 1ii.55 1tf.61
* . • - • 3.U5 4,iy
Uck- aad au,Js » f « ««tc J0049100H lofrectt
i.it.Lbacki were 1 ixxccf*!*',* un tho dollar In coin.
4’Ol.ktuN UXCIiANt.K
Kr.uog Ma(sd-»e*. tug*.
j... ... r. 4»7
V,.7;‘: MH>4
Uudand. .
Aiiiirlk
Aeranv
b»euvj ;;;; -? : 4
Tailed Slate* c* of •«•!...
t;n(tnt Ptnto**-‘.'iM of w*
foiled State* f> it* uf 'iC.
frilled StMtr* r.-i'ixof *(W.
f nfed sure* |.m>»
I, IM-V'ITUIV’ I"'**
|.ntl«M Slate* n*w of HI,
Fulled Slate* new 4V HtH4 lo t §
Lnitrtl jiui«j n.-w » percent coupon* lui
United State* currency «» ..111)14
LOCAL SECURITIES.
P'd. A •if*.
CTilc*gorHr7 percent bond* (10ng)....•mi‘4 •inu«i
Chicago cit jp 7 per rent sewerage Oonc)..*i'*r>H *IOO4
Chicago city 7 prp renl water loan (longiMiwVi *lotUi
Cook Cotinty “i>er cent bond* dong) *llxl *lO7
Lincoln rsrk 7 percent bonds.. •tw*
City Hallway (South Hide) inn Iff)
nty Hallway (We«t*»lde) 170 ISO
dir Hallway (North Side), ef.illv.. 117 130
Ciu>*aif.»u**lhilit and Coke Company.; 1424
chamber of Commerce 524 55
w>« Division UaiiwayT per cent* *lOl
•And interest.
ur TF.i-ronA?u.
NEW TOOK.
Nkw York. 9epU 21.—Gold opened at 1004 and
eloied at 100V4. Carrying rates He, borrowing
rates 1c and fl at.
Silver, at London, fl 0-UM; hero, sliver oars
sro 1134 forgrcenbftka, and 1124 for gold. Sub*
sidlary stiver, 1®1?» percent discount.
Governments steady.
Hallroad bonds Arm.
State securities dull.
The stoctumsrkct In the morning was extremely
dull, but Arm with a fractional Improvement In
{■rice*. In the afternoon the market wsa irregu
lar, and at one time pnrea showed a decline of >4
to Y per cent, the latter New Jersey Central, from
highest point. Althe close there was a recovery
of 4 io \ percent.
Transactions aggregated 04,000 shares, of which
4, 800 were Erie. 0.40(1 Lake Shore, 0,000 North
western common. 10.000 preferred, 4,000 SI. I‘aiil
common. 2.800 preferred. 4,000 Union I’aciAc.ex*
dividend, 0,700 Lackawanna, and 2.0U0 llalnmore
iohio.
.Money market may; 14Q2. Prime mercantile
paper, 4®. r ».
'l lio Assistant Treasurer disbursed 9153,000.
Custom* receipt*. $201,000.
Clearing*, 810.200,000.
Sterling exchange, alght, 482; slxlr-flay»,4Bfl4.
The weekly bank statement i* a* follow*:
Loan*, increase, fl. 103,300; specie, decrease.
9331.000; legal-tenders, decrease. 8352,800; de
posits. decrease, 80115.000; circulation, increase,
$138,000; reserve, decrease. 8343.-150,
The batiks now hold 812,535,300 In excess of the
legal requirements
Coupon*, 'at,
New
.10714 NOW 44«
. 1031 s New 4 per cents..
.I05'4;)0-4'J*. rt*g
.107 iCoupun*
. 10fl Iturrendcs
Coupon*. ‘ll7.
itouuuiis. 'iw.
New 5*
_ HTOCRS.
W.u.Telegraph my c. C.. C. *1 3214
Quickdlvrr 12 New.lcr*ey Central...
Uiilckillvcr. nfd fl'J'f Uoekhland.... tlHy«
.raclfto Mali I7‘< Bt. J’aut 21*4
klarlposs Paul. pro. *w!*
XtanpokS, pfd 103 tWabaih ir.'i
Adams Kxiirra* un |Ft. Mavne w
Well*. Fargo «|i*;Terrc Haute 1
American kxpre** .lOVv'lerro Haute pfd 3
I/, r*. Express 4>*h Chicago 4k Alton
N.Central il:t*s Chicago ft Alton pfd.lbl
Eric UU* Ohio A Mississippi.... K
r.rie. pfd 2H 10., 4b w 5:14
Harlem. Ifcl a. AP, Telegraph.... 2n
Mlcnlgun Central 70J4 Ml»«mri I’acliic i'(
I’ansm* |g| Ichlrago. 11. AU IIMs
l.nltm rsclflc Ol lllsublbsl ASt. Joe... 15
l.skcKliore fl7i* c. I*, fcm.li lor.'J
illlnotscentral I*. bund* mV*
C. A I’. HD* IJ, l>. Land Grant 1(04
Northwestern fc'H.U. I*. UlDkliigFaad*..tUi!4
Nuriliweitern. pfd....
_ statr nosni.
Tennersecfla. 01d...... n» .Vintlnfafis neir.. ...
Tcnnrsteo new :m< iMlnourl (is... io.t'<
Virginia (U, olit 35 I
RAN PIUNCIBCO.
San Francisco, sent. 121. Following were the
closing quotation*at the Stock Board:
I4*( Brand Brize....
inqllale ANorcrots.
Al|>li.V
Alia...
Belcher P>i JuMler n «
Best * Belcher 34 iKi-muck 74
linlllon t:i kdcslvau ho
California 144 ophlr hh'4
( hollar 4ii>) Overman |h)J
Commence ll |Barmomi& Kly a
Coiuolldaicd Virginia. tr>4 Stvazn 314
crownßolnt lit* segregated Belcher... if.
I'UurkA Couiiillilated. Ml* Sierra Nevada IM7
Ktriicquer. ft 1 '! Union Consolidated...lss
(lonia k Curry.... I» T * Yellow Jacket 37
fOIIBIUN.
London. Sept, 21.—Consol* for money, O.'i JMfl;
account, ICi.Vltl,
American securities— Reading, 10*4; Krlo, 13*(;
prof erred, 111.
United Stntca liomla—’BTa, 107 W; 10 40*, 10BH;
new oa. HW«i; 4«ia. 10.V.J.
Baris, Sept. 21.—Rentes. Il3fo2*(c.
COMMEKCIAIi.
Following were latest quotation* for September
delivery on tbc leading articles for the last two Unvs:
tyiitfii/. Sauinlau.
.» «..'m 9 B.4ft
4.55 4. 55
IUU ft. lift
I.<>7 l.t'7
ma h«m
35't 35U
|!»
Slew pork
I.ard
shoulders, bused.
Short ribs, ImjscJ.
Wnisky
Wheat
Corn
nat*
liyn
Hurley.
Hire hogs
Cuttle
tv*
l.oft i.onWj
!HIW BH4-IH
2‘4W?
Uolii..*
<;on«oii
btcrimiteichti
Tliofollown
0.50 ](u.;i7H
■i :i-m m:t-tH
4U14 4914
*W an<i shipment*
:e'
mcweroiho rccolpi
z articles of protluci
ly-fonr hours endit
mint:, and for the ci
is airo:
(la tills city dur*
i* at 7 o’clock on
irrcapoadiog dale
of tbo IcaiKnz
mg the twent.
Saturday mon
twelve montln
rtte4ipti.
1878. [ JH77.
flour. brti....
Wluat, tm....
Corn, im
Oat*, bn
Hyc, im
Hurley, bn.....
liras* wcit, Urn
F. »ecd, 1m..,.
H. 1tM....i
C. mrsti. im,,|
Ilcef, u* i
href, brl*,...J
Fork, hrl* t
Laid, in
Tallow, lit*...,
llU'.'IT, i11*.,,
IMi<n.'i. 50....
I. iiua*. No.
Caltlu. Mi
fcliwp, No
III.It-*. In
Illsrliwlnct.ti'i*'
Wool. 1N......
I’uinioc*. bn..
Cool, ton*
Hay. (on*
l.uQib*r. m fi.
blilntflr*. in...
bait, brl*
0.007: 0.410
1:1*1.120 na.Hi.i
lIiUUVI. 2.C1,2.i.l
Mu.Mtn; immhu
IU.JOI 7.4‘H
4U.OIU' 4:i.:i17,
310.K10' 412.(04,
i,ar.i.a.K» ten. no
I IM.OIO,
.3,140 9.814
132.421 01. on
327.332 52.1.037
1(1,0001 J 38.334
ai«
IH.HiUV 4:1.414
I 310.«72( 10(1.0(12
.i.iruuini boa,om
au.4:n' jamoo
1,4*1. MOO 1,010. <t*J
nr, »«)
173,*70 07,310
1441 on
1.031 onu
4WJ.74.1 310.07 J
i;ti,a.*3
a>b7i«r. iimi
44,430 17.710
113, OUT 2^1,015
1. 4.11tl
Hi? I.hi;
in. un 1 »7. art
3.70.1 1.tr.7
a.om a.a7H
20 at
2. lat; 11.7:10
ohm uni
131.r«*0, !W3,470
*i?a
a,:wjl 4.fH4
«r«i a,4»a
81.KJ9 14U.71H
cu
l.'H*. 1.3H0
HI 91
• 3,0111 9,3-ja
:w«( ur>
3.JU 4.150
Withdrawn from atoto during Friday fur city
cotmmiiitlon: 10,883 ba wheat, U.CB7 ba coni,
o,bUsbuuate.
The following gram wan tnapected Into atom in
Ihu city Hatnnlay morning: 41) cam No. liemhor
wheat, 4 on No, 1 red winter, 47 car* No. 4 do,
1(1 can No. it, I rar rejected (100 winter wheat);
Ttt car* No. 4 aprlng, U.U can No. 11 do, o*4 cant
rejected C 207 •nrlutr); 84 can high-mixed corn,
40(1 cars and S, 800 bn No. 4 do, lilt can rejected
(Roil corn) I 10 can white nan, HI can No. if
mixed. 41) con rejected, 1 car no grade (74 onU) j
44 eon No. 4 rye, 1 car rejected, 1 car uo grade
(‘2(l rye); t> con No. 4 barley, M care extra No. 1)
do, 10 can ordinary No. 4 do, t car feed (H‘J bar*
ley). Total (idi care), :h*>4,ooo bu. Impeded
out: 40,874 bu winter wheal, 1111,440 bu spring
do. 4.T7.&10 bu corn, 4,430 bu eats, 4,174 bu
barley.
The following were the rocelpta tod ahlpmcnla
of breadatuilt and live dock at thit point during
Ibapaatweok. and for the corretpuudlug.weeke
ending at dated:
Sent. 22, tfrpi. 14. Settt. XI.
leTH. |*7H. 1177.
, M.Mlil .Vi.,vt3 Sd,:hßi
, I«*h170 l.lld.lCil 7iMl,**U
,l,lti|.;uu i,M'i.«rrt ),4ta.iait
, 44U.UU6 444.U16 tPM.WU
i-*.6h« Hal. 4*2 72.710
, S*s.4ort »c). |H« 2.M.1111
, 7S.iM 62. >4* 60,0.10
, 42.344 43,476 21.U51
t K •ceipii—
Flour, brla.
IVuunt.
Conn bu.
Halt, bu.
Ilaney. bu....;
Lite bog*. No.
Cattle. No
Shipinenit—
Flour, orla
Wueat. bu
txirn. uu
Halo, bu
ilye. Im
barley, bu.....
I.ltenuz*, So.
Cattle. No
3v:<o3 32.1*11 42.V04
, 7nM«VI wu,l»>7 722.410
■ 1,777.1**1 I.UdI.SUI l,Ui.'>.MJ4
, 412.007 MSfitCM IUM.U44
, H3,:mj 44,7i'7 U7.7HM
. 1W.71J 121.1*23 121.5M1
. 2*,ikiO 21,1*52 Xt.017
U.UH 11.6.V1
Tlie follimliitf wtre tlteuxporu from York
for Uio wcvka «mliui{ aa ilaieitt
/to*, ai, stpt. it, sept aa.
ISjS. |NJ7.
, •£».«»> a-«.uao iH.-m
,a,a'j.7«n a,run. m) annual
arui,uo <M7.uo &o,Uf*i
iriour, brl*.
Wheal. bu..
Corn. bu...
The leading produce markets it ere rather tame
Saturday, though a fair foluroe of business waa
transacted la the aggregate. Provisions were asslii
lower, wheat exhibited lilllu change, corn waa
roller, aud oata apparently firmer. Kegulxr re
cvlpl* fur gram were relatively firmer, because they
will carry into next month on *ic per bn additional
storage. The freigmlng movement wu raihir
alow.
The demand for staple and fancy dry good* wu
active. Thuacilvlty extended to nearly all depart
menu of ihe market, and the day’s ulea reached
an imposing aggregate. Prices remain steady and
firm. Groceries were freely ordered by the city
aud country trade, and the market, both for ample
aud side article*, maintained a firm (one. There
was a firm butter market, tbo supply of desirable
grades falling short of the current demand, (.'hues*
wu quoted dull aud value* were unsettled, owing
lo the cdutiuued depression in Jjcw York and
Liverpool. Fnll creauis wire slow at TGiJJlcand
part Aims it tkijTc. The dock* here mid at the
Ka»l arc eicvpllouiilly large lor the time of year,
lined fnuli remain without much action, and
prices continue turuleiow. Fl»b met with a steady,
fair demand at fairly sustained prices. Otis wt-rw
moving freely, and were steady u previously
quoted. No changes were noted iu the bagging,
leaihA. tobacco, coal, and wood market*.
About kali of UiC fleet of lumber
rim Chicago tribune ; Monday. September 23. ms.
veaaela arrived at the aale dock", and nearly Riled
the river between tbc two bridge*. Th« market
wna active at recent prices*. The yard bnalneaa
waa equal to that of p/eviona day" In volume, and
there wa* little to aay In retard to price", which
were Irregular. The wool market waa quiet and nn
changed. Broom corn wan eaar tinder large offer
ing*, with bnyer* only for email lota In thcmaiket.
Hide" were cany, hope qnlet, and eatt etcadr.
Peede were qnict and eaey, excepting clover.
The offerlnge of timothy and flax were qnoted
firm. Poultry told elnwly, and waa qnoted eaaler
Inconeeqncnceof the free offering*. The ealea
of green frnlta were fair at prlcea which probably
averaged lower than the day before, aa the
quality of the fruit waa rather poor.
Lake frelghla were dull and nominally eaaler,
the qnoted rate on corn to Buffalo being 4c, with
ehlppcra holding nS for Important eonecaalune.
Koom waa taken for 20,000 bu wheat, 0:1,000 bn
corn, and 83,000 bn oata.
flail frelghla were qnlet and unchanged, on the
baeia of 30c per 100 lha on grain to New York, and
30c on fourth-claM to do, which Inelmlea meat".
fi'it. Artm.
I«'TH 107’ti
jifl
iwj w : <H
I"7M H<7U
tun* ni;*«
Hrv*
Through rates by lake and rail were quoted
at Hjjc and 16He for com and wheat to New
York, and 10c for com to Rollon. Sail and
canal to New York were He on wheat and 124 c
on corn.
SQtrPIHO VALCES.
J. IT. Brake & Co., of tbla city, give the fol
lowing:
Ca*h wheat at wife. with intermediate ehanrea
trt’ic. won Id rost Bi.m4 alongside ship, with sail
freight* 0-104, and a tier cent commission on the cur
rency value, would c.vst 41* ad Cork for order*.
Decn*olinT* last quotation 30*. erne to7o to the dis
favor of shipments.
TUB WHEAT XfOVRMHNT.
The receipts «C the Western primary markets for
the week ending la«t night, were 2,088,000 bit,
against 11,1100,000 btt a week ago, or a decrease
of Mii, 000 bn. New York, Raltlmoro, and
Philadelphia have received during the week 3, •
078.000 bn, and the export* from these three
points fool up a total of 3.030, 000 tin.
The New York Product Exchange ll 'eekly has
the following:
The rsrortsof wheat from Atlantic port*during (he
eight.weeks ended middle of September have oeen
21,111..V17 bti, and of fl-mr during the same period
0.V1.7W.) brls, coual 1n3,3*1.011 bn of wheat, making an
aggregate. Including wheat, and flour, or 27.3U.V IIJ hu.
Tim export* from ban Krinci«co fn>m July l to sept.
10 harn 101,4(0 bri*of flour, and l.ou.oaj cental* of
wheal, or an aggregate of wheat and flour of a, lo*,.T;t)
bu. and Including Allamlu port*. ;w.50:1,4.14 bu. widen
I* a movement without precedent.
it i«expected that California will have7so,ooo tons
of wheat Cor export from her crop of 1478, which (a
equal to 25,ujaux> bu.
...10914
...iooW
>,.K*j‘i
...tOtlM
...lll)>4
A letter dated Pari*, Sept. 5. 1878, says:
Tho wheat crop of IH7H In France I* certainly the
worst In the memory of living man. and our require
mcmaare larger than they ever were before. Doth
wheat and Hour on the spot are scarce, stock* In
Franco are almost nil. except at MarseUlc*. where
there I* o large stock of Inferior wheat, if till* were
of good quality it would quickly bv dlupoiodof. I
think It may now l*e said that an fmportnf i..vjo.nrn,
or 510 quarter* per month will he m-ceasary for France:
ami if 1 hit fltruru should tie exceeded In either one or
two month* there would bo no glut. ** stock* are ao
exhausted, and farmer* will be Indltpoaed to sell. 1
think that gtvuxvui) hecioilire*. ot about 0n.4»«.u00
bu. I* nearer our requirements than ts,uui,uoi}
hectolitres.
PORIIOH GOODS.
Statement showing foreign Invoice vnlno'aml
ilntjr paid on goodo entered fur consumption at the
Port of Chicago dr.rlng the week ending Sept. 21,
1878. The soiling value hero Isobont $in(),000:
fnreurn C. R. Cmtntru
t*t In*. rlHtlft,
,f 5.1C.11
;tw arj.oi
Hi **.*l
i i.ao
n a.aa
Sin SfHM
KIO (W.V7I
7:17
1.10-J - •/75.M'
611, i:tj 88.013.77
to:* mvau
.S 3 ftju.rj
m m».m>
an 110.00
!♦; Biv:i7
:»» u«um
»,r-w 2,ar7.:i;i
It.iMl 7a0.i0
m:i WW.W)
7:m avnii
1 no 70. U)
oat ictH.no
tj &;m«»
H-M 8.1.80
IW HJ.liO
880 lia.to
Claxi nf (tnndt.
Tor*and fancy Rood*.,
halt
Olive nil
Vinegar.
Toller-map
Canned good*
Clears
Wiwropo
Needle*
Dry goods
SUII wine
Tin
Brandy
Ale, l*cr, and porter..
Whisky
Kuni ,
Cansttesoda
Mmleal merchandise..
smoker's Article*
dim*
Knrthenwan*
Photograph material..
Smoking tolwrco
lircnie
CJlllgefalO
Brumes
Book*
I.eaf tobacco
champagne
Italian
Tout*.
GOODS RECEIVED
at Chicago Customs bepu SI. 3878; John Me*
Arthur, IStolsn stone; Schott, Hess & Co., 10
rasps toys and fancy goods; Uarnum Ilrothers. 1A
cases toys and fancy goods; Stettauer Tiros & Co.,
H cases dry goods: Koblsaat &Co., 10 cases dry
goods; Lyon A llcaly, 4 cases masleol lustra
ments. Collections, $'i,441,58.
PROVISIONS.
noo rrtonUCT&~W«ro active and weak, though
hog* were in cood demand and firm. Tlio advices from
other (mints were In furor of* decline, tod holder*
offered their property my freely, whllo there wat lit*
tie demand except to fill short*.
Special reports to the Cincinnati /Vie? Oamm show
the packing since March 1 to date and Inteat mail date*
at the undermentioned places as fol!ow»i
Chief) tin...
CUirlunatl....
ImiinnuiMilU..,
Hi.L0u1»,...„
MilVßiiKcn
CeiUrlU^liU.,
cirvelaml }h£m7 iu’i|
Other places, eppruxlniaiel/.... itf.mO I3fl,um
Toul. ’ 3.00,210 1.K13.4M
Mum I’oiis—Waa more active, and declined ITMcper
hrl, cio»lni !2Wc beio.v the latest price* of Friday.
Hole* wuro reported ui lon hr« iiiot aiC4.4uj
hrl« •filer October at SH.inWCH-WKit 0.3.10 briMcller
November at 4H.4ian.aij and a.uw hrl* ae'lcr l tie your
at Cs.3U.hh.37W. Tail. 27.avi brlt. Toe market
eluwd ilnll all* 4V4H..VIIpot! *H.43t*CM.4.I fur Ortu
ben 6-i..Vi4ri sj | i( lor November: ami about Cd.ua
H.;r7t4 teller the year.
I'rhntj meat pork wn quoted nominal at f u.avao.Ao.
,*ui»—"tcllued Sitj'd.Vr per nil lin under Ireo oiler*
Inin*. Hale* were reported of .vm tcaapot atsd.i’otf
cuuWs 7,.v*i tea tellur Ocialh-r at Sd.ti7Httd.<ii , «i
f..,vaKr«wi:erSiivrmWrit »>uio.nunt 730 tea teller
December at fO.ftOau.V.."*; and uao tea toller the rear
at W..V». IuUI, II,SCO tea. Tin* market doted tamo
at •d.ttUd.tr.jJefortpot. *d..*>7lti«o.wi teller ortoner.
fti.ia.U'UriHii-Mier huvember, andatwiulu.V«wi.oi>i
teller the year.
Declinedabout 100 per loulha, Imympathr
with pork end lard, though not ottered freely at tbo
reduction. Hate* worn reported of itfo.out ihaahurt
rib* at «3.7.'W(r>.B<J tpoi. and *.*.ttOv for Oeioutri 7.‘»
hut iltoaldcr* iu ■**<•! ao bit luiurelear* at &j
list iuiitc cut (taint 07 llit» at nl<o} and 2VI tea tweet*
pickled linma at O'.Ml'V The following were ihn
clotloir price# per lIM iba on the leading cuta: 9
Ukmc. port cured. [*4.37‘» f.i.75 .fto iffl.no
lloti-d i 4.M j,a.lKi 4.16 U. 16
October. boxed 1 4.60 I 4-W I 6.UU | 1). 10
l.ongcUtr* niuoMat fn.aiiia lodko and |2i.'*#Vboiedl
Cumberland* f.vTS’jfl.g.'i Iwmdi long-cut hanu,
pus tweet' pickled ham*. fur 10 to 16 lb aver
ages green liaiut, 7H<B7ffc lor *ame average*: greeo
■limilden, 4c. *
lUcon «|iio|ed at 4>p350 tor ahoulJen, Vttfl*<e fur
abort rilu. u'iouHc for abort clear*, lio*«llo for hanu,
all cantoned aud packed.
(jkk**k—Wa* dull ut 4mU4c.
HKKF IMUUMU: IWere *teadyand (|uiel at »H.ou3
H. 60 for me**. om.uiuo.uu for extra nu-w. ami *umju
<dJ> U» for hami.
Tai.uiw—Wai’qulet at uHdtiHn for city aoa uHW
OH° for couutry.
HREAtJHTUFFS.
FLOUR—Wat In fair demand, timuab chiefly os local
account, thlppen being out of the market, at U uaual
Saturday*. The market wu coaler, though former
price* were nominally auitaiued. bale* were reported
of ssubrl* wluteraatft.oodd.su: i.sou brUiorlug ex
tra*, partly at f4Aut*3.uo; and ISibrlirye flour on pri
vate lenna, Tula), 4.076 brla, The following wO* the
range of uuotai Iona: Choice u> favorite brand* of white
winter*, fS.2Va6.6Oi fair tu good brand* of while
winter*, f4.‘2.v»s.no; good to choice red winter*,
ft.:.<)*VOOi prime to rhulce tprlng*. 16.00*6.60; fair
to good Bprloga, fi.uoiw4.so: fair u> good Minnesota
iprlngt, fl.6uu3.(U; choice fancy Mlnueaota
•prlng*. ffl.uoan.so; patent apriog*, fT.oouio.oo; low
grade. fi.6oO;i.uu.
lla«N—Waagulet and unchanged. Bale* ware 30 ton*
at 17.7V41.ui per tun on track.
MinoLixoft-baleiwereSUton* at flo.SUdl3.oo per
Cußk>Uk*l-h*l« *ii made of ou ton* tod soo brl*
on private term*. Coarse wu nominal at about fta.au
per lon uu trace.
hi'uivo Whwt-W« «Ml«r. aud rather oulat.
Tbo market (or nett iiioutb'* dellterr iteellaed He,
aud recovered. elosiug about tbs a turn a* Frida r even
ing. Liverpool wu guleuwtlh areal dullm-Mlucuig mm.
and New Vorlt wu tame, while tbo weather boro wu
Out*, and our receipts were somewhat larger. vltba
light outward movement lu progre**, a* shipper* were
uuly dt«pu*ed to take hold siuilugly. The *liiiatiou
favored the bear elemaut.aiilaoinu of them hammered
away v lsoruu>ly. hut their oiferlue* were ail taken. aud
Iho market reacted, with the feeling that promineut
local operator* were luTcitlnc freely, heller Octo
-Ist opened at bTlac, declined to uTr. with uac
■ale at edbe. aud advanced U> n7*ir. clMing
at M7Hc. hel.cr Norimiier told at MTHtWMkc.
clo»lng»t HS'*c. Seller Ibo month was gulet at b.l‘Ld
H 5 kC, doling at ttaitie. and I be year wea about iii« aauie
aa beptembvr. Car lota of So. 3 eloacd at tsdgc. and
No. 3at 70»*7CHc. according to locution. spot sales
were tenoned of ou.ouo uu So. 3at is too
ba No. b at 7ik*7'lV: 7.-UU bu rejected at :.oV*.Uc;
aud 11. tuobu uy sample at Iliv3o', Total, I lo.io bu.
Wi.vrau tVucar—\Va« r jv*He low.*r. though lu good
demaud. and dosing strung at Wtcfur tub So. y rod.
aud tiTc fur No. 9 do. bt Her Urtub/r auld ut isrgmilto.
c*o»iug atwowc. abut kale* were reuortod of mat uu
No, 1 red at Kt'fo; jiUu) uu No. 3 red aud umber at
IMlittcv: 3.t<u bu No. 3 at <v M n 40J bu rejected at
74c; aud l.uatbu by tamale at 7>«»ddMc. Total, 37,CUj
bu.
t'OllS—Waa fairly active. and averairud al*oal tiio
tamu aa at Ilia dote of Friday'* tradlnir. •eillau up Uc.
and duality a tliadu trader. 1.1 v«r(kxi! wam iiuleM. aut
Near Vote dull but our reeiku were tnuller. ami a
rather tree iUip;>liig lauvemini teem*‘to hare dlumt*
Ithod our illicit* in Huif Oj fume tiuu.um Im duriuji (tic
week. TMi. with llu: fa. tof n«o rr avnlltcr Hie ore
ii'iltjd lii.ltt, induced a Letter demand for future*,
l>ut me retailing •Uvii,-i!i mo* noi »ut:afind. atthip
t-ur* too* hold hut tluw.y. Snural eimolea of new
i-uru In the car aero caulbUol un 'l'iiaiue, and the
uvueral belief dial (he sruwlud crop will prove to
Im a larva one leaded lo dei rra* ouoUOuiu. biller
Oetol>er o|>ened at arte, advanced to M'fc, and
receded lo ai the clom.'. Seller Suwiulicr
•old at :nl)v iduHe. teller Doteuilier at and
May at tirtc. neller the'year oat Luminal at UoV.
Seiler (Le niunta told at u..*t diF>V> el j.lud at Hu Jo
tide. audkUt-eJtfwi receipt* wl kw. if aud UUU ui'ted
closed at 3ft*<e. Spot sales were reported of 220. non bn
No. 3 unit high mixed at I'.tf'Ct'H?: u.jtxi bu rejected
At I. jm bu a hue. In special Mu. At ;«7‘(et
Whuouii by sample at 34<<;i7e on track: and «»> hn rto
nt ;twc free nn hoard ear*. luiat, LtVt •. 4■ a 11*11.
OATS—Wen* more active. Cash ont* were wanted
to ship, and ruled a shade firmer, while futures were
ijulet and easier. The receipt* wen? smaller. Tha
weekly statement shows llitte rhatiire In the ■took,
ami New Voik fame In quiet ami Meaty. 1h«
market w.-u nwalned liy the shipping Inquiry
ehleily. the weakness of other gram having
little Influence, except. perhaps. on futures.
Heller Octonereold st m?t<43o|ftc. and dosed *• them*
side. November opened at aic ami closed at 2tilko.
No. 3 sold at and fresh <io ai i!»*da. regular
closing toirrther with septeml*er at Be*
Jected hmuitht ITe. (,'aah sates were reported of
liu No. 3 at 4.H<vi Ini rejected at l7o; h.uui
bn by samnleai inotiJeon track: and I3.an bu do at
iea23*4c free on board. Total, wi. »m» bn.
KVh—Was In fair request and steadr. Bejncted sob)
•t4Je, and No. 3at 4.V*p. No future* were offered.
October was quoted at 4<iHc. and Noremher at 4**tfl.
Cash sale* were reported of tl,4ist bu Nn. 3 at SftHcj
4is>burejecledat4lct 4Uihuby sample at 37. Total,
lft,2ixihu.
BalU.kT—Was In better demand and firmer. Fit*
lures were qnlel. few sellers being on th<* floor. The
trading was chleHy In cash, No. dandextraltaklng
the lead. The lower grades weakened again under
large reselpts and In eonseqncuee of the |ncrea«e of tlio
stock In ihe elevators. but extra :t rallied subsequently
and closed steadr. Bright samples were In good re*
quest. The offerings on traek were large. October
opennt at 91. o» and elneed at 91.07. Notember was
quiet *tfl.iHj||.no. No. a sold at si.itvat.iot*. ctos*
lngat9l.oft*v. Extra :«sold at rviftftiUe, and A.. I>. A
Cu. a reeelpta at ftmavte. closing at the outside. No.
3 was dull at 3ft<aaic. and feed at2Be. t.'n«*t sales were
reported oni.msUui So, 3 at 9t.iisai.uftH: ta.wio hn
rxtrasat fttvtftdc: 4(>i htt No. 3 A.. l». ft Co.'a at aoc:
3.(01 hn feed at 330: 14.4<*) hit by aampte at 3“<4H00 on
track, and 4uu bu at 40u delivered. Total, au.uuu im.
GRNRRAI* MARRRTS.
ltnoOM-COUH-W.»ieasy, the receipts Incresslntt In
Volume, and trade I* slack. The stock of old ejrn has
been rcdtieed tojmodcralo proportions: Flue green
carpet brush. ma3c; grerntiurl, 4U'4lHc; red-tipped
hurl. 3?iaic: flnogreen. with hurl enough to work I?,
4*4 »Hc; red-tipped do, awaiu; Inferior,3o-l!4c; crook*
Cd. UOIC.
ItlJTTF.R—There was nothing *r*rlally now to bo
holed in connection with the butter market. The do*
manJ continues snitlclently active to atisorb the current
receipts, and therefore holders remain firm In their
views. We quote: Creamery, uoai-ict good to choice
dairy, tSAJOet medium. Ilrtiset Inferior in common,
ftatoe.
BAOOINO-rrlcearemsln the same *» for a number
of days previous, and wo quote the market fairly act*
Iveand steady, stock* of the low-priced brands ate
short, but of the heat grades there la an ample supply:
Stark, UlHrCt Brighton A. 2lct Lewiston, 2lc: Otter
Creek, 3V: American. lOWe: burlaiw, 4 and .3 bn, lia
Met gnnnles, single, I4aifte; double, '/Jasse; wool
sacks. 4CX4I.V.
CllßlvSK—irade was slow, with prices showing a
good deal of irregularity. New York It overstocked
and depressed, and buyers and seller* *ro Ktt'eu apart
In their view*, which of course prevent* active trailing.
There Is a light runininnllve-netnand from the local
and Western trade, at the range of prices following:
Full cream, 7»7!iici part ikim, oa7ct low grades,
3*ISC.
COAL—Price* were the aanie as for the past ten
day*, and were steadily held. Only a llaht omlttes*
waa doings Lackawanna large egg. 90,it5s ainall
egg. 9«.a5s nut. Ift.uui range. Sd.fiOt Piedmont.
St.on: Hinsiburr. *o.u)t Krle. svuo: Ilalittnuro
a nhio. 54.uni44.75s Minonk, S3.no; Wilmington,
93.au liartstierrle. *4.7ns Indiana block. S4.no.
KUOS—Fresh package* were *carcc, and firm at 13d
14c.
FlSH—Jobber* report a continued fair demand,
and me market maintain* a fairly ateady tone.
The following are the quotation*: No. l white*
fivh per 4 hrl, Sl.in s family whlteflth. 91.75 ft
I.(Hi; tront. SU.Qod3.uis mackerel, extra mess W
hrl, Sl&sos no, No, l shore, Siiuvu do, .no. I bay.
94,«**«.U5t do. No. U shore, 57.au07.75s No. U hay.
S7.otM7.xn: tat family do, new, H-ort, sn.mis No. t
hay. Mu. St.inoi.an: do. medium. Sl.unoi.ntis tarn*
lly kit*. TAcOSl.lUsUenrre'seudflsh.estra. sn.U-Vdj.no;
summer-cured do. t-vao: Labrador herring. soliu hrla,
S7.UM7.ao: do round, bri*. 95.uviM.50; do, w-brls.
Holland herring. t1.ua0i.35: jsmoked halibut,
ftttiic: acalcd herring. perimx :ioci California aultnon.
bria. Sli.au: do, K-brls, 97.03.
FUUtTd aSI) MJTH—(tecialn without qiutable flue*
(nation. There Is a lair movement, and noshing more.
We quote:
Fokkiu.h—Date*. Ottoc: Acs. layer*, lOftltci Turkish
prunes, «X«»7Mcs raisin*, layers, Sl.ftsai.eo; lAHidun
layer*. St.i'.vrJ. 15: ioo«c Muscatel. 91.M5ttJ.bu; Va-.
lenclas, ft©*Hci Zante currant*, 4'-stts!-*cs citron. 14
disc.
IhißKsrir—.Mden apple*, lltftlftct New York and
Michigan. 4i.*4Xcs Huuthcrn. UU'-cttas Ohio. !M-i s K , s
CMChes, unnared. halve*. 4->Mt*c: do, mianere,
trusplterrle*. UiMiuet blackberries, nHrt7ct plttod
cherries. Klttl7c.
Nut*—Klllwrta, ll!*«13c: almonds, Tarragona, iw*
IDs*i French walnut*. I.xrl4c: Naples walnut*. LsttUi;:
Urenoidc walnut*. I3t*c*l4cs nrar.lt*. sX©dc: trxa*
pecan*. 7i*-*ot river pecans. fWW’ics Wilmington pea
put*. s©sHos Tennessee du, M4ttdc: Virginia do, <M
OWc.
UIIKF.N FIIUITS—Were In fair snppty and slow at
Irregular price*. Hxrrpt apple* the doineatlo varieties
were rather twlow the average in quality: Apple*.
fl.UVa.’.uipcr brhnrapes, 4U;tty>e per baskets Concord
do.9U.COttU.US per cases Delaware do, 93.75«*XU)speAra.
plum*. 9t.7sisU.fH 1 per ’* bu: peaches. Sue
©9I.UK orange*. 98.kmii.ui per boxt Porto Itlro
uo. iixuooerbris Ictmtaa, 9ft.50tt0.5u iwrbox; Cali
fornia pear*. 93.50 per box: do crepes. 93.UM1UXI
per cram of 4iilbs: watermelon*, 93.uuatu.ui periu>:
inuskmelons. UVetOcperduzen.
lIiKiCKUIKH-Prlet-sof all the staple articles, and of
moitside good* also, were fairly Arm. lluilnoMcoiitlu
upj allthatrcaAonablyconldbe«xi>eittrrl, oud the mar
ket hts a healthy Urn- 1 . We again quote a* follow*:
Hici-carolma, oXtt7?fc; Louisiana, oHtt7Hc; lUn
fomi. q‘s6t(9(c.
Corrßa-Memlaling. Java, uftttatics o. U. Java, 35©
37c 1 choice to fancy uio. lOrtjtvi good to prime, im©
lftH«! wmniuo lo fair. 15VrttKi*ct roasting. I4 ( k:4|A-.
Hi;oiß*-P*ieni col loaf. luXus crushed. Kbt©
K»H'-*s uranulaied. K-Mci powrlcrvil. IUX<IUH3| A.
sumUrd. t»MC! do Nu. U, extra C. tliitt
C No. 1. HJidtOcs c No. u, ftXttaXot yeituw, ifgut
himirs-Callfornla sugar-loaf drips. 40©43e; Califor
nia illverdrips. 4fte«sov 1 good sugar-houm rlrnp. avrt
3ftc: extra do.,4(M4;ie. N«w()flraus molasses, eholi.-o
now, t-M.'iUos do nrime. 4ltt4tics guo<l, xvrthsct com
mon. U4-450C! common asolawe*. JUttJAt.. mack strap.
UfMUHC.
317.45
40.50
3.70
" Hpioaa—Alltple*. clorra. 40t2M3e: caaMa,
Sierdfic; pepper, 1-mcalAct nutmeg*. No. 1, OOanfic;
Calcutta ginger, Ratio.
HAY—n'a* quirt and unchanged. No. 1 timothy,
S7.7fiUß.u>: Nu. 2 do, Su.7,*4t7.ixi; mixed do, M.AO;
upland prairie, #7.00: and No. 1, S.VTagsH.UU.
11l dkh—Were eiwjr under tree offering*, with leu de
mand, the tanneraUclnglncllucd to fluid off. (Jnotuilona:
Cured hides, rto; du heavy, 7l#c: du uaniaged, 6*ot
calf, JOcj deacon*. 4'MlVi do flint, llVdlAUc: dry
aaltrd, lioiucs irrrrn rlir hiiti'hors', nijc; rieert. 7Me.
OILS—lu the oil market there wan nothin# new to
note. Trade waa good. and prlcca were xtendy r* pre
viously given. We quote: Cnrnoii. Ito deg.test, llXicr
carbon. lUlnola, legal teat, I3udeg.. invjc; iieadllßht.'t73
dcjMcit.umci Michigan, legal Klnlne. IHUci
extra winter si ralued lard oil. 70as du Ico-prcrsed, diet
No. I, fillet No. 2. ate; Itnxeed. raw. r.7ci Dolled. <uci
whale, wtntcr-blcarflml, moci sperm. St.'H); neatafout
oil. strictly purr. txkAPfic; do extra, hoc; do Nu, i. diji
bank oil, 4.Vi atralia, 4*c: miner*’ oil. 35«; lurpvntlue,
.Hot naphtha, deodorized, 03 irrarllr, He: gaxollue.
deodorized. 74 deg.. Diet gasoline, H 7 dr*., i;k*2oui
Wc»i Virginia, natural. 2d deg.. 93c: natural. 33 deg.,
aoe: reduced, us dry., axauac.
FuTATOKb-Karf/ro*e were firmer at f 1.md1.75
rci hr], and fioiwfiV per The receipt* were only
fair, und the crop la »ald to bo light. Jersey iweeta
aold at #9.io, an<] other liratida at #2.30.
1474. 1877.
.I.flui.tfln
. 122.n0 107. .v*i
. ’.n,vo»i nui.cm
. JI7.LM) IIK.OUI
57.U11 31.001
lA7.<>7J 04.4*4
•w.i, ■* ai.-i murr lunim, n,
PoULTUV—Chickens ami duck* wero plenty and
alow. Turkey* woe quiet ,at74HQ per A. Chicken*
went quoted at 12.500a3.23 and ducts at f3.230a2.fi0
per duz. •
HAL I —Waa In moderate demand. Pine salt. hoe per
brii ordinary coarse, #1.10; dairy, per brl, #1.30w2.un
Aalilon. s:i.i<o pur aack.
HKRl’b—Timothy aud daz worn dull land eaay. The
offerings were large and rather poor in quality. Tlruu
thy aold at Sl.uvgd.m. and prime at si.noll.H. Piax
weakened,owing io big receipts. selling at #1.2741.94,
clover waa a ahadu firmer, the demand being good,
while flue aeed wua rather acaree. balca were niaJo at
14..VM4.1M.
IKAtf-Metwlthafalrahare of attention, and wero
•teady at unchanged price*. We repeat our liat:
(Ji'NhiwiiKK-common, g/KUno; itikml do, ;i;tdT.c;
medium. U*-«4Uc; good do. -l.ViaJOcj flue, Mvg.Vlci
flneat. .Vh-iUl:; choice, (UidToci choice*!, 7Arf*UOi
fancy. oueuit.na,
. lUi tRUi.-Cuinmon. SMftiMs good do. suatuci me*
ilium. it. Mid do, moxic; fine. ■rxgwc; flneat,
M».iVlcs choice, uneifici cliouj»u d-«t*7do.
\nrxo llvkon—Couiinoo. dlMd'*ei wood do, SWiitto:
medium. u-Vaguet good do, one. a.VrfHc:
fluent, WM-Vicj choice. ikvitaici cli.dcctt, H-V4oic.
J*i'.».',-fuminou, 'jbW-ci good common. g*<MJoi
medium. h-'Mii-V; u<mh| medliini. dii*-l'a:i nue.-cutiv:
lliieitt choice. Sotd.VlC} cholccti. C.VgiUc;
choice new, .vwoic: ctioicc»t au. dAtoTOo.
Otii.osu-ruimmiii, good common, ;w<d3lci
medium. :tV *.wc; good medium, nnu.4»*4Ac
fln «t. afte.vici choice, 4Mit.v<ci choicv*i. <fc».«7uc.
WUOH—VV»i quoted m iieiore, beech telling at f 3. AO
dtfl.UL and maple at gti.MK'tf.U) per curd. delivered-
WlClSKV—*lMi|iili!iand michiiue-l. hale wm re
ported of uo (iile mi the haala of g).117 pur gallon fur
raw. New fork - wav quoted weaker at fl.iW; Clnchi
notlatfl.WJ. and I'eurla nominal. Alcohol, for ex
port. aold here at 33c delivered to Mew Turk during
October.
iViml.-Waa Heady and quiet. The Wcalem tie
maud la •UMmodle, and few order* arc coming from
IherUiU Warned fleece. X*ilt3ic] ineii|um onaaitn-d
wool, gliilUci flue iliim guou cundlilon. liM.’le; ilm
heavy unwarned, IVwlrtc; tub. wrathed, choice, J«M
3tte: common to fair do, UoUVici Colorado Una and
medium, £h*Aici ducuar»e. l&*lgc.
J,IVK STOCK,
cuitami.
//rcrfplf-. Miff/#. Ilcgt. SMeto.
Shmil’i Short I. and Short
dert, I r!6». < clean cU ir*.
MimJar.
Tuewlay —
W'-dneaday.
TUuraday...
Friday
baturday...
„ TotaJ ... aj.ia»7 rj.j-fi 7.M1
fianio week In 1»77 bit.:** a.Hrr
bamo week lu MM ai.iloi ft-.vx 7.m:i
Same week In 17*4...., a».JU a.ilil
I.aar week &Auid h,uij
.S HtblllfUit—
Monday 4.T8 "Nil **
Tuetday w7d s.tm * 407
Wednesday Sl,u«t .*>.»:«) 7na
Titurwlay r. U.IU 7..*/7
Friday..... WW ft'xii
T0ta1.... 7.50 U M.HiH 1.377
CATTLK-Tbo marketopuued very dull, and to tlio
close remained without much action. The supply «u
out unusually heavy for the tlueyf year, amountlok tu
W. 007 head. ajtlaic 7A070 head fur ihg uiiid week
last year. kt.Ui'.hcadlu 1370. and IW.aia la 137), but
there was at least a third wore .stock than there wu
auv le«rUlnm« outlet fur, amt. aa an luevlialile result,
vuluea depreciated. Thu shrlukavu wta uut cunilned to
any particular cl*** of slock. but eateuded tu all da*
acrlptiuui. The lower Kradea. however, mitered the
uiual, as of aucb (bo supply mainly consisted. The
proportion of well-failed native* wa* pvrhaoa the
smallest fur any week of the prevent season,
hut the demand appeared to bo of correspond*
luyly ihiuukou dimensions, and receivers found
it iDipowiiile to matuialn uveu former low prices.
Kxpmters were to all Intent* and purposes out of the
uuraet. and iherotoro catr* nvcve* for wuich hliiivr.o
there ha* been a continuously good demand at ifo-w**
ft.tVii.j'i were practically unsalable, Kanern buyer*
having uu uso fur them at uvur l4.7Vj.nsi. The
blithest price of the week was ft'.. IU, and In only two or
three fnsuuoc* was as hlirq a Aaureat f.norrucicd.
Fair to choice steers wcUhlru Iruiul.mutu I.IVMU*
wore taken hy s.ilppor* at 3 4 Vr*t. to. That cum wa*
Aruidunutf the hue half »f iuj week, the olierinu*
helm; few Texas and Weateracattle wore m lar.'u
supply, and price* have declined iwd.'*c. 'the re*
Auction In native cows, mixed butchers* lots, a'td
Mockers wa* equally severe. 1. id tatea ull In all tMe
present teaam lu* not wlt:ic».«j I a week which was
more eeiicrally unsatisfactory than the one just closed,
bal. suf Uisitrii caivle w- re principally at %i. Tie
a.i»); of Toitw llmmcd cattle at #J. jxm.’.K-ij and o(
nattteeowsat #.Mi< b.-.oi. Stocker-. sod at fty.if.d,
a.ia) fur po«r to realty tiood lots. Saturday'* uurki't
wav dull, with |>rUe* weak and uuselilcd except for fut
native*, of which there were few. Many Western
and Texas cattle and lean natives were left over.
airoiaiioxs. ,
steers, weighing 1,40 U
tuaud upward* tt.73ad.10
Choice Reeve*—Fine, fat, welt-formed
steers, weighing I. Jfto to 4,satin 4. 2341.50
Good Beeves-Well-fattened steers, wcigb*
Ing l.ivuo I.IVHM R.7MH.00
Medium (Indes-Mrerstn f.Ur flesh, weigh*
ImM.r.MUo 1.2tv)| ( «.., 3.23443.03
Butebeis stock—Poor toro iunon steers and
fcmnum tochoti'A cows. for elty slaughter
weighing t**> to I.till His 2.2.V12.M
Htoekfallle-'fonimon rattle. welghlngTuu
to l.i’ftolhs 3.40013.00
Inferlor-I.lghi and thtneows,heifers,stairs,
bull*, ami srilawag steers 1.73413.00
Colorado-Texas a 7.v«3.t0
Tevaa- through cattle 2.4(v)J.'iO
\cils-Per lui ll»s (native*!., atiK44.73
lions—The market npeneii active and stromr. The
receipts during Monday and Monday were light (7.ni2
hra ti. and under a good packing ami shipping demand
sales weraqiilclcai.vitocadvanec. the arrivals dttr*
In* rnrsdsy ami Wednesday were law. and that fart,
eotipled with a ••break 1 * In Ihe provision market,
caused a reaction, prlees falllnjt off 10-stive. Dttrinq
the rrmainlns days of ihe week iha market wassails*
fsetorlly active, and showed a sllaht upwanl tendency,
the advance since Wednesdar amountlnir to toe per ito
Bw. which carries prices back to slkiui where Ihjy
were at Ihe closo oi the provlons week. In quality
the ihTerlnea continue poor. Utthl thin *Tn**era. and
droves tainted with cholera, comprised an alioßcllirr
too larKt* proportion of the dally arrivals. To
ttic frees receipts of. those descriptions, ns much
a* to anythluir else, was due the depression of tlmpaat
two or three weeks. The hoik nf Ihe week's supply
was taken at f Krssxerat at sd.cni(:i.trj
for mlved partclnit lioust at »;«.ir«t.inforbaeimt amt
at f.q.iMK4l. Hi for uoml toprlrno heavy shipping Rmder.
Closing price* compare as follow* will: those current
oneycarauo:
.
Heavy shipping f n,f0A4.40 tS.Ns43.WI
Mixed packing :t.4iM:i.nn
Bacon grades !M«r4i.o> ft.4ln4s.u3
SllKKl*—Trade was dull throughout the week, with
prices very much unsettled. Them was mile up no In*
qnlry from exitoticra, and therefore extra grade* were
of a nominal value only. Gish] to chnlrc ouailllei told
nt93.5004.ua. and Doortomedinmat t3.75<*3.33.
ST. t.obts.
Rr. I.ofis, Pept. 2|.-Cattm—Very dull: acarcely
anv demand: prices unshangoil: receipts. i.ouuisUlp*
meins, l.uiii.
Kintßi*—Vo supplyj nothing doing: receipt*, none;
shijiments, nm».
Ilona—UncitangeJ: little dolngt Torkeraand Haiti*
more*. »:UV.« packing. t3.Ak.iß.7st butcher* 1 to
fancy. t4.iioa4.2U: rccept*. svwii shipments, i.ouu.
• riNCINXATI.
CixciNwatr. Rept. 21.—llou«-<3nleibut trim rom*
mon. fJ.7Ti4W.ftOj light, fi.ar4i.ln: packing. 91.709
4.(G; hulchun’, C4.uua4.10; receipts, 43U; sblpmcats.
INtUANAPOLIa.
93.ftua3.at{ receipts, 1.3 D); ahlpmenta, 2JO.
Thewholriatn market was active and steady. The
.forerunners of the deet arrived, and about thirty
cargoes *topD«d at the docks. The city buyers took
about fifteen cargoes In the earlier part nf the dsr.
Common Inch sold at 90.0 a. medium at 910. m, and
good at f 11.73. Piece stud wot steady at $7.7ft<4f1.00,
and lath at $1.33. The rest of the fleet I* expected by
Monday.
The receipt* ww* eonjlnnou* Saturday. tad the rap*
made it the vale dock* by the departure of cargoes
were aoon Ailed up. A rood deal of lumber ptMed
directly to the yard*.
Sale*: Cargoschr A.Mosher.from Duncan Clty.Bi7.ooo
ft atrip* and board* at sm.no. 77.uw Inti* at Sl.am achr
Australia. Muskegon. iw.nooft good drip* and board*
at 911.75: tchr Westchester, from Muskegon. ItiMUJ
ft common atrip* and board* at S9.OD; achr Petrel, from
Muskegon, Hi>,ooo ft medium *tru>e and board* at
9to.in; senr iVliimc Wing. I.ndlnrton. UKi.onort piece
•tuft at 9ft.ou: achr Kmetlne, Ludlngton. luuwo ft
atrip*and ImarJ* at »12.0nj aefir Mafftioljo, l.tidlnglon,
I4o.ooort*trl{>aandboanlaatsta.ni>: achr Kcgufttor,
White Lake. )4u.nuO ft picco-stuir at S7.7St barge
Tempest, White Lake, lUO.au ft Piece-stuff at 97.751
achr Ida, Manistee, 114,tu0 ft piece-stuff at *9.00.
07,nni> ft Inch at *ll.OO. '
At the yard* trndu continue* good. Price* are frregu*
Inr. hut probably not any lower than they hare been
for some week* paat. stocks at river point* are re
ported to be light,and thu raltl* will soon have to close.
Meanwhile the receipt* at Chicago continue liberal,
and there 1* considerable lumber yet to coma forward,
on jtislon*:
Hr*t and second clear. IX And 3 Inch 933.n0dT1.5n
Third clear, ixuiiincn aa.oodJkuio
Third clear. Inch uh.ihi
f Im and clear dressed aiding 16.0»1H.r>0
First common dressed tiding 14.UU014.A0
Flooring, flrat common, dreaeed UA.UO
Flooring, m-condcoiiitnon, dressed uu.m
Flooring, third common, dressed 14.(y>917.n<)
Hox hoird*. A. 13 Inches and upward*. ... 3l.tXM3S.ui
Ho* boards. H. la Indie* and upward* un.m
Box board*. c.... ia.or>ai7.uu
A stuck board*, JOtolUlnch 3n.UUGtJH.Ui
Unlock boards, 10 to tU Inch uau«4Uft.Ul
C slock lioards. Kilo lUinch 1d.UM17.00
l> or common stock hoard* 13.UM14.00
Fencing. No. 1. lutoiift in.nuait.nu
Fencing, So. U U.UMKMU
Common board* laiXMll.u)
Coll boards ll.sfXrtlU.so
Dimension-stuff li.sot.ill.ui
lltnienslnu-stufr. unto:«) ft ' ll.UMl7.ui
Cull*. J lueti h.otm turn
Picket*, rough and select H.UMIo.u)
Picket*. select, dreased. and headed in.on
Ulh l.flnft | .7-,
HHlngiea. •* A '* atandsni to extra dry U.U5(* u.4<l
Shingles standard green u. kmu.ua
Shingles. No. I l.uu i. in
Cedar shingles 2.<XX4 1.10
The /.«m Vrwio report* u follow*: Private advice*
from (he Mlwliulppi represent tho sawing season upan
thot stream iu very near it* cluie. All the HL Croix
logs luvo lefttho boom and are either on their way or
have already arrived at the mills. It will require hut a
short time now to convert these Into liimher, and than,
in all probability, tho work of thu river mills fur IK7ft
will oo over. Late rain* may bring down some of tho
hung up log* from thu (Hack and Chippewa Hirers, but
It 1* hardly to bo expected that they eau be got at the
mills In time lo very largely Increase the present year'*
product of thu Ulululppl.
UY TEI.KGRAPII.
FOnrciON CITIES.
ffpeiHal yifvxKcA fa Tha Tribunt.
Liverpool, Kept. 81—11:90 a. w.—Floor—Ns. 1,
SMt No. 2. ?oi.
Qraix—Wheat—Winter, No, I. 8a lOdi No. 8, Ra fldt
spring, No. I, 0* Mi No. 8, oa; white, No. t, Oa 10J;
No. 2.1 M Odi dub, No. 1. lua4d; No. 2,10 a. Corn-
New, No. 1, S3a Oils No. 2. 32a,
Frovuio.vs—Fork. 47* fld. Lard. 30a M.
Liverpool, Hcpt, 21. Corro.q-lrregular, ato7-ina
fUMdc; sale*. 3,000 bale*; apeculatlun and export, 603;
American, 2,100.
URKADaTUpya awn Provisions—Unchanged.
The following were received by the Chicago noard of
Trade:
Liverpool, Sept. 31—lltao e. m.—Flour, 3u*o33«i
Wheat—Winter, HaodtAHs io.lt spring. o*®»Bdt white,
OUI IUIM lOlt Club. lOxttlOa 4d. Corn, 22a udfciM.
Turk. 47a sd. Lard. 37a UJ. ■
Ltvmirooi., Sept. at.-Crime Meu Pork-Raatern,
35a; Western. 48a. Bacon-Cuinuerlanda, aia: abort riba.
91at Inag clear, 2Mt abort clear. 9Ut shoulders, 24*
(hi. Hama, 4li. I.nrd, Ufl« (w. Prime mo*a beef. rt7at
India im<u beef. Ttiat extra India mesa, 87a. cheese.
42a. Tallow, 39a 3d.
London, Heel. 21.—Liverpool—Wheat quiet. Corn
quiet. Cargoes oH coast—Wheat very dull.
AMEUICA.N CITIES.
NEW Tong.
Mew Tore. Sept SQ.-Currov-Market dull at 11U
ailWct future* quiet; sales, 73,0U)baleai Scptem
bcr. il.oso: October, lasoct November, 10.77 c; Ue
comber, 10.73 c; January. 10.78 c.
Grain—Wheat unacttledt receipt*. 338,000 but No.
9 spring UO4U7e: No. iaprtng. Si.o4; ungraded winter
red Western. (HcQtMHHj; No. 3 do, s|.o4t No. 2 do,
#l.cir.K4l.wH4t No. Ido. SI.OTMat.OTWi No. 3amber.
SMiAtaMAVi ambvr Michigan. Si.ii7**l.o7k|t ungraded
white. UOcul.lt; No. 2 do, Si.II: No. I du. Sl.t;*|
l.l’Dv. Ityu firmer: Western. OUgOlo. Uartey quiet
and nominal; maltquletbut firm, corn dull and low
er: receipt*. 27,(410 but ungraded. 4H'»®lpe: No. 3. 40
otiose: steamer. 50c. Oau-Markct eailers receipt*.
kl,iu) but No. 3 white, 2714<*27N0: No. 2, 3nct So.
2 white, 3Ud49Utac: mixed Western. 27«33c: white do.
2HU37C.
lur—Quiet but steady; ablpplag, 43argic.
Uuya-uullt yearling*. &4#dc; New Vork Stale, Sd
IV.
GitocKßiEt-Huinirflrmt fair to good reflnlnr. 7H4
TSe. Molaaiea Arm. lUec quiet and unchanged. .
I'arnoLK w-Markot dull: baited, crude,
sQet refliud. m^c,
T* uow- Kffiner at 7 1 • loa7H«.
Ukmx—Gull and unchanged.
Tlßrf.l»TlN*-27Wi*271*C.
Ktto»- Firmer at loc.
I.KATtiea-Firm: hemlock *ole, Hueno* Ayres, and
Ulo Uruode IUUI mid Uei and heavy weight*. 20tiJJ^c.
WouL-l'rlme firiiit iwordulh heavydumr*tie fleece.
2tv.«i:e; pulled, li»037o; unwashed. |U*9Uei Texas.
l.'«X7a.
. I'aoviaioxa-Pork—Market dull; mea*. SO.3TidU.fiO.
Beef steady, cut mean firnit long clear middies,
u>bc. Lard aioad/i prime •team, fid.03^7.02
Rrmu-Firm: wettern. dw«24c.
Ciigaix—Nominally unchanged.
Wiiuvt—Market dull at at.o7 bid. and SI.S asked.
Mrr*L*—Manufactured cup;>er dull. Fig Iron dull
and nominal.
Nailc—Dull and unchanged
riIILAUBLMIU.
Vuiladili'Ula. Fa., bept. 21.-FLovR-Noraluall»
uueiun ged,
lIRAiM-Wheat—Hull and tending downwanlt No. 2
red. amber. #l inui.u?: wbite, Sl.tH.
I urn dull. weak, a id I »wort yellow,3lS: mixed. a>M*c.
• Mi»-JUricctdulli white Wctieru. 2do9Ui-t mixed do.
Uye uomliully uoclurigcJ.
Fuov|«|uki—Market dull, Mesa uurk. SIU.OU 410.23.
India mesa beef, |M.uu. llama unchanged. Larduo
ihmged.
llt riaa-Flrmt New York Stahl tad Bradford
County, Fa., extroa, SOgJICt Weatero Reaarre, 14
With:.
Knoa—Firm: Western. 200.
CuKEig-Markct dull: Western choice,
easier; relived, b>«o| crude.
tviuaur-Flrm; Western. 81.10.
llEcxipra-Flaur, 4,cui bria: whe*L Sl.ouobutcom,
I, oau, ij.uxipu; rye. xoaibn.
BALTIUOUB.
lUi.TiuoBK, Hept. ui.-FLoi-R-Quloland easy.
Gatix—Wheat-Weslernquiet: doted weakt No. 2
Western winter red, apul. Hiptumbar, aud Dctojor,
4l.u,'*i4l.oi4*i November, al.ud'4. t’uru-Wesier.i
mixed Arm for apul. cooler for option*: Weatern mixed
uu t *rideiitbor. filet Uctuber. November.
'4»kc; klvauier,4eWc. itaia Arm: Western white. 2Mji
aiu: do mixed. Fcnuayivaula. 2e*9dc,
Uye *tcady and qulut.
U.w -Dull aud unchanged.
l'ai>vi»ios»-Flnm fair jobbing trade.
Hi n ku—Choice *.'arve and Crin 1 Ueatern. 16418 c.
I'ar»>LKt*a-D<Jd: crude, TNe, rubuwiL 100.
C-iyyas-ActlVi'aud drm; Ufucargoea, IVi4l7ke.
lin.aiHra-Floar. 4,uu>brls> wueaLlUCOUObuteoro.
u,4<4jou: uata. 2..vx>uu.
biiuuuMra-Wbeat, 179.0i1) ba; com, 33,3CUbn.
bUSTOX.
Bostun, bept. 31. —Floou—Market dull! Western
aiipcr*. #3.(u43,30! cwmmou extra*. 54.33uM.7fi: WU
c.iu.ll iiztr»». SC Minnesota do. gi.V>Ad,3U;
Nu. 2. SVlXxafi.Ui; llliauU. fl.nud.ui; bt. Loot*.
53.2V-u.2fii WUcoualu aud Minnesota patent proce**,
»d.V)*.y.U'.
Ui:vin—4'nrn quiet: mixed and yellow. &Ba43oct
•leaner. 52 ifi-Vic. Data lu fair demand: Ne. land extra
white. 3J<4J»u.
itßUßti’ra—Flour, 7,ouubrU: coru, 13,000 but vhvac
(LP -O VO.
siiirnszTi-Flour. I.l<*> brla.
nxciNgxri.
Cizl-imzati, bept.2l. —Currox—Qulatat loHc.
FLUi'K-«/ulet and unebouged.
Gkaix -Wl»uUqjict, bui Aim: red and amber. bfi«a
b4e: white. Bd»bfic: receipt*, 20,tix> bo: shipment*.
11, iff) bu. Corn taxcilvo and lower at 4U'i42c. Oa;e
•t'jaJv, with fair duuiaud *1 22g#2dc. Itye quiet a*
Hailey lu good demand'. No. 2 fall. St. 10.
Fu i.isiox*-Fork aienl) at lo ot. .Lard quiet;
eur.-enl tuuki-, ac-gt; k-jitle. SH.'On>I.SU. Uulkmcais
• ;ul<ic at 54,70, xm-73, and 4i.p7V*j j.l.’'W. Bacon in
f ile demand at #3.3 for khoutiers: Sd
q.mi'-i tor dear rth; and #AP7V4T.UI for 1 tear.
Wiiisav-sicaiv. withgooudißiaad, at.fil.oe.
lit ti ku—btcady and uueb-t aed.
LigsxauOiL-bteady at
TOLkUO.
Toledo. <).. Scot. ui.-Fvocß-Frm at the close.
Oitaui—Wheat fixm; Nu. 2 wtuta Wabaah. #1.02;
7.mi aid
ft.HIU 17, #*:>+* mm
t-.Ut 17,014 S.a*:|
4.Dili 14.41 M I, Ml I
1,01.7 IS T.'l ft.',7
1.7 u) 7,:V«) 4. r «i
No. Jlrtft. Met No l white Mlrhlcan. fH.oo; No a
while Michigan, me; extra rto,#M»3i umber Mlehlirnn.
Mo; October, No. 3 re J wlmor for Heptornber.
I’s'jo; Ootohor, mho; No, 1 red Wahadi. raah, hip; No.
a Marlon A: .Midilean ml. rejected Wauaah. hop;
tinb-r Wralorn. ui'to. iMrn weak; Utah mired. h;Hp;
No. a. ei»b and October. Tl-t No. 3 white, tile: re
jected. H7‘*«s: lUma-re 1. on'fi. :iite. (bin doth No. a,
ca«Il. 31 l iPi wlilu*. canh, iirx reieetetl. lM'(e.
Flour, none; wheat, but com,
nonciuata, i.ouohn. •
JtlhWAtlKkß.
MitwAntr*. flent. 31.—Fi.non-nnll and neitlected.
On*M-Wheu KPailyt owned atl cloved firms
No. I Milwaukee, hard. (i.im No. 1 Milwaukee.
11.00; No. a Milwaukee, oici September. «ln; oeu»-
hlf(e; Nomnber, H3'**:: No. :t Milwaukee, T7»(ot
No. 4. iwUc. Com weahertNo. a, n.IS)C. oau rcarre:
No. a. inWe. live itealri No. I. 4d*. Parley nronic;
No. aapriiur, fl.iil'Al.oiWi October,
rroroiom-yiiirf.but ateadr. Me« pork, 18.60 caah
and September. I'rlme •tram lard. fo.n-J4.
Fitfinnra—Wheat to IluiTaio, 4V*e.
ilki.'Rirra—Flour. brU; wheat, SJ.Onnbn,
•T. t.nrijt.
Ft. I.ori*. Sent. 31.—FLorn-Unehanaed.
«rut*—'Vhcrtl Irregulars «*«ie cradca betters Ko. 3
red. KT'(«<7Uct ruh. toMSHIiot October, MWlfl'l-i
No. 3. do. Hi»(.i«*.’(!. Cum nrmt 3l'|o non:
Orioi>er: i:>Afo November. oataflrnti 10V<Mi(iMee(i«hi
31Vfil»*o Norcmlwr. Ityo tlitilt aiJto bid. Harley
unclmnitcil.
Winaar-steadyatfl.o7.
I’iMvijtitNß-rork 'inn. Dry aaltmeala nnchanaed.
JUcoa iironiti rrHGU'Xf, tr.ia »7.is. Lnrd dull, at
. INDIAWAPfIttH.
lifnrAWAPor.t*, Ind., sept. 31,— Pt,ocn-Qnlet | fan
cy. f3.004t.i.r<0( family, F4.iAMi.riii.
finals—Wheat— Marketilitlli No. 3 rod winter. (Wi
»oc. cmlii 4.4*01*10 Septembers S7c Octobers ssc No
vembers Ole bid November Corn—Market doll:
Western mixed, anc. Oaw quiets mixed Westers and
whltedo.lwwiic. Itye-No. 3.41 c.
i’coTtitoss—Nominally nnclianaed.
„ BUFFALO.
nrpfAt.o, Pept. 31.-Chain—Wheat dolls mlm of
2,000b0 No. 3 Milwaukee on private term*: onotn
tlona nominal. Coni dull; No. 3 mixed WV»icrtioHervd
nt44cs anleaof rLfwx) bo by aampleat «t«M*e. Other
gralna neglected.
FBKtiiiiTß—canal' and rail freights Arm and un
changed
DEtnoiT.
nrntoir. Mich., Bert, 3t.-FtOTTii-Qulct.
ÜBAtir—Wheat ileadyj extra. fi.irji No. I while.
OO'ics September. U3)ncs October, ti.stis No»rtnl»er,
fl.iMHt mllllns No. I, iMcs amber, 93c. Iteeeipta,
39.887, Dos (tilpmrnla. 33.44.1 bn.
NEW Oni.EA*ft.
New Ohmixa. Bci«t. Corn-Mrai. Flrmart
cholrr.t'i.'iii, uilma mirhtitircil.
>ioNF.f*nv~OolJ.l(io’.^ti( | OW!ilirlitefch*neeonN>w
Tnrk. n »«r; ttentng esclimtrc. baoken' bill*. 54.H34
IA4.H3H.
LUMitnn,
oniTßon.
. Oiwr/io. 8ep1.31.-nß*p*~u*he«tfittte»: Mlp««hll«
Mlclnsnn. Cnru—Markvlduli: No. a Toledo,
49cl rejected, 4rt«. Onti»c«rre.
PROfIIA.
Pnom*. Sept. 3l.~lliuiiwtNK*-Weaks nleiioo brl*
Cttvttaxp, 0., Scot. 31.-PirROLf.tJM —Market
•teady amt Ann s alamlard while, 111) test, oc.
Oil cit& Sept. 31.-PkTnotiuK—Market opened
weak, with sale* at RflVfe, declined to B«9fc, clnalng
at tiSMotddi ihlpmem*. 47,000 brlii averaging 4JO. •
00O;iram«cUon«, 173,000.
rinincnn, sept. 31.-Petuolicm—Market qiiteti
crude. 51. 03 at Parker'* for Immediate shipments
raOned, luc, Philadelphia delivery,
NiwTouk. 9eol. 31.—Ilualnets rontlnuea moderate
with package Itouiea. and Ilia Jobbing trade la rather
Icaa active. Cotton good* quiet and itcadjr In flrat
band*. Prlnl* In moderate request. Dress good* doing
well. Men’s wear woolen* quiet. Foreign dre*« goods
and »llk* fairly active, and low grade black cashmeres
higher.
TtmPENTINTS.
tvilmijtoto*. sepu si.-Spibiti 01 Tcbpmtw*-
Firm tt aoc. '
Omaha. BcpU H.—Onco more 1 write you
from Omaha. Since I left, quite a calamity has
overtaken it. In the burning of the Grand Cen
tral Hotel, which was the pride of the town. It
will ho rebuilt; in fact, workmen are now clear*
imr up the ruins. The other hotels are over
crowded. Forty persons woro sent away from
the Metropolitan one nlcht last week. The old
Army Headquarters, corner of Homey and
Fifteenth streets, Is being overhauled cud re
fitted, and will soon be opened as a first-class
hotel, under the title of the Wlthuoll House;
It will have the same number of rooms as the
Grand Central, though not enlarge ones. The
Kitchen Brothers, who hod leased the Grand
Central, will furnish it in handsome stylo. MaJ.
Bonne, of the i'aliner • House, Chicago, will be
the manager.
A greater calamity to tho State of Nebraska
Is the death of the lion. Frank Welch, lata
Member of Congress,—the only otso this State
hoe, although by tho next census she will
claim four. Mr. Welch was a young man, a
miller by occupation, lived In the northeastern
part of the State, and seems to have won the
respect and esteem of all who knew him. AN
though serving hut a part of a term in Congress,
he proved cfllclcnt, and looked well after the In
terests of fals constituents. Ills renomluatlon
wss conceded, and now all aro at sea os to his
successor. Tho Convention will meet at Lin
coln Oct. 1, when a Supremo Judge, a Gov
ernor, Lleutenaut-Ooveruor, Secretary of State,
Htato Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of
I'ubilc Instruction, Attorney General, Land
Commissioner, as well as Congressman, will bo
nut In nomination hr the Republicans. This
State is strongly Republican,—has a majority
of about 13,000; so, unless a split occurs In the
party, those nominated will be elected. A largo
part of tho population of the Stnto ore ready to
serve as olnco-hotdcra; “ many are offered, but
few chosen." Tlio contest will ho bitter, and
tbo struggle fierce. There will lie considerable
wirepulling, swapping of delegations, combina
tions, etc.; but what tbo result will bo no man
can tlnd out. If the leaders In the Republican
party here know anything, they keep mum,
or, likoTailvraud. use language to conceal their
thoughts. As 1 wrote you before, Col. Chase
Is quite prominently mentioned in connection
with tho olllco of (lomqor. and ccriaiulv would
make a most ponular candidate. Tho Hon. D.
H. Wheeler—who lives at I’lottsmoulh, and
who has fur the past IKtecn or twenty years
Inert identified with almost yverv public enter
prise of Nebraska—stands at the head us candi
date for Secretary of State. Ills nomination
would be a Just tribute to one of Nebraska’s
ablest and most public-spirited men.
The citizens here are much exercised on the
subject of Omaha being but a way-station on
the Union Pacific Railroad. To read the Omaha
Jlet you would think this road the greatest
calamity that ever visited Omaha: but, judging
from the JteimUlean, you would decide it to be
a public blessing. Of course, It's the way you
look at It.
There is considerable craln handl'd here, but
it Is done by Ihe elevators,—the Union ami
Omaha,—as the freight la so adjusted that grain
tan he shipped from many points on the Union
Fai-llle as cheaply as from Omaha; and the do*
valors buy the grain from local points, ami sblp
to Chicago, with the privilege of unloaulng,
cleaning, and holding at Omaha (or ninety days.
There are four lumber-yards here. They'do
a very largo business,—ln the aggregate 40,-
000,000 feet,—W. J. Voting & Co.. Chicago
Cumber Company. (leurge A. Floagland, and
\V. M. Foster. All of the lumber should come
from Chicago, hut a great deal 'ls shipped from
Minnesota, Mississippi Itlver points, ami Irom
Wisconsin.
There la agouti opening hero for a flrst-closs
wholesale dry-goods house. There arc two hero
now, but not exclusively wuulesale, ami llio
business would bo Increased by ihu addition ol
another. Thera U al»o u good opening for
pacKing-houiits sluco the u;iouimr of the stock
yards, which are doing u largo bitblncß* atreaily,
handling about H,Odd cuttle per week, and the
prosjims uru encouraging fur a constantly-
Increasing businesa. Tho banks hero arc lu a
very healthy condition. There have been no
failures during or since the panic. They charge
from 10 to Id per cent, I am told, and havu a
surplus of about 95OJ.0tX)l>’higldle. Tim Omaha
Nail-Works uro nearly ready (or business, and
will no doubt prove a very successful enter
prise- Another factory of llio saina kind Is
talked of Lclmr established by Eastern parlies.
If accummodatUm-tndus on each road were
run Into Omaha say from 100 miles out lu tho
morning, ami buck again In the afternoon, It
would ho of ureat advantage to the people in
tho country, and to tho merchants of Omaha.
This will bu done ero lung, 1 tbiuk, us tho roads
will soon see the advantages that would accrue
to them lu tbe additional passenger and freight
business. £. T. Huuwai.t.
IEBTWS DEBiUtY.
WHAKXKiW* tU 1 ., ami all disorder* brought ou by
liidlLcrcliiiu.. iiu.M. «r «m<rwnrk <f the btala am*
karvoua Bybteiu, bi-ccdily am! radically cored by
WINCHESTER’S SPECIFIC PILL,
a purely vegetable preioruliim, ami the l<c*t and touak
•ucee«lul remedy known. Two to bis Ikued aro
uauillv anfUeJent. lor further iLformaliuu, Hc-nd
for Circular. ■ Price, SI per Uox; Blx lioxae.S*.
b> nuii. Li-curdyacaliMJ. vrllU full direcUoua lor uao
riviared only by
WIMUEHYGR & HO.. C'bruaUla,
WW TJCILMIIMI TlltlO.Vi' TAIII.UTM
O' Q 71 irvui knows to r*iL.
* M * Cough*. Col-lfc Sure thru.it. A.tTima,
U"afwi.e*o, tue Vote-', and all
\iW TgKy Uiouclilal ARm Ilona.
vA —W I'rJi’c. uA ( can jht Itox by Mall.
▼* Triumph Throat Tablet Co,,
Trade Mark. Uuitluiarc. Aid.
V j- AIKIK. M. D., 70 tiTATb-Sl'.. CHICAGO.
:l» specialty; luai. female. chronic dUcawi. ui
amtemg. AiitftcuJ ayu, mull.-tue, eu-. u»rr«>
aolluud.
Su'ipua*™-Flour.‘it. ono brln wheat, 30.00 U uu.
PETROLRUMt
DRY GOODS.
OMAHA.
To tht RAUor oj The Tritana.
SUMiVAI*
30 Jobu bl» Now Vork,
KAILIIOAD TI.TtC TABL»«
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRa J
tmi™, or n,rx(tfßo K.«K«.-)s„„ r ...
vr- fiaploj. IMona., e»lsp»y
OSIOAW) k NOTHHWESTBSH RATLWATjf*
IlclretOßccl lion.,)
oPaelfleFanWna MO-noa-m
osiimaoitftf Tankton *. m!
oliuhiique Dir Ki.rla Hllmon 'loiaj a. m
ol»ul»imM*NlKht Ka.rfaU*ton r o:np| rn.
oomah* M*lu Kiprew f f>;l*l D m
Atitnnz Hit* A Yankion { » J 8 m
nKrti-p’t,lfockfil A imimnue. • 0:l.-v *l S’
‘^r f P ’iniMp. m.
r>Mllwauke<* (-sit Mall • m.
f>.\f llSjuv.iat—MimUr< n-:tn a. m
»M}iwnukca K*pn«a 'io:i»n. m .
{•Milwaukee l a at«rti«fr • ,vnr>3. m.
MtH»nnl:rp J'aaaetitfcf (dully) 1 tiaOp. ni.
tdwn liar Kxprrw * n::M a, rn
* Mlnn**t»oll« Kt.. Moion*. jn.
***• 1 atil A Minn(>ai>olla Hz.. ♦ m.
/.Ui.rtme Kxpr»*<<a Moan a. m.
U,»Crc*ieKipren tivnnn m
f Jemima* >B* linn Mftavia. m.
fcWlnonaA- New mro...::.:;:l oillip m
MlaraiirtieKjprt*M.... 1 n:non, m
V fl J eT4 * Kockfon}.,,, I 4:(T)p. m.
*Foml iln l,ac m .tnncurllro.. *4:np. m.*.
fc/V" rnnThfftnaC'tvTtWWn <;mT
af*o-3i?a C m ll,c «« the train T*a*in» chictja
No other road mniPnllnaaa *r a«r other farm •*{
Dotelrar* weal of Chicago.
o— Depot comer of Wriia’aM Klnxla-«M,
0— Depot corner of Canal ami Klnxle-at*
OmCAOO, BURLINGTON k OUINOT JUtLTWADI
Depots foot of Lake-st.. Indlana-av.,and Sltlei*nih-«L
andCanalandSixteenth-aia. TicketOftlcca. &9Clark,
al.. and at clenota. *
Leave.
-• Aititc.
7?M b.bi. • 7:Mp.*nT
' 7:i'. t.m. • 7:.K»n.in
•10:00».m. •arjnn.in.
•JOsPOtm. • n:Mp m .
11!<»>«. tn. 3:Uiii,Tn.
'•flsinp.m. • 7iMi.-n
Bs.iOp.tn. I*
Mendota ft Oaleibor* Express. !•
Ottawa* Sireator Eiprea*.... •
llockford ft Freeport Kxpre*a.; , |
Dubuque* Sioux City Kxpreaa,*!
Paclflc Fast *l
KaniM ft Colorado Kxpreat.... »j
Downrr'a drove Accotn'daU'ai I
Aurora Pataenaer... |*'
Memiota A: Ottawa fexpreaa.... *
Aurora Paaaenaer. , •
iJuwnefa ilrore Arcom f ilaMon • 7tl.in.ni.
Freeport* imboone Rxprew..i* P:»)p.m. i* ntrtu.m.
Omaha Night Kxpreaa If n;i«o.m.it rttVla.m.
TexMFanl Kxnreaa f t»;on p.ra. i ntiuin,
KaniMCltfAnu Joe Eijirraa. If iitdrt p.m.lt RtiUm,
Pullman Palace Dining-Car* and'ptillman icTwhetT
Pleeplns'Can are run between Chicago a*d Omaha *a
the Pacific Expret*.
CHICAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUIS AND (THinAM
KANSAS ClXr & DENVER SHORT LINES.
Union I'eput, Weal Side, near Madlion-at. bridge, and
Twenty-tlilrd-tU Ticket Office. UJ lUndolph-«u
Leave.
RansaiCllf A Denver Tail K J*|
hi. Louli.SprlDßfleld A Tcaaa:*
Mobile ,% New Orleans Kr '*
ht. Louis. SprlngAeld A Teiaa 4
Peoria, llurllngion (Fast Kx.l*
A Keokuk iKiprea*. Il
Chicago A Paducah it. it Ri...«
Hrrntor, I,aeon, Wash'ton K*,*l
Juliet Al)wight Atcomrndafo *
•13:30p. m. • 3:a3i\
• nmoa. in. • 7 itti. m,
P:«»ia. *n.[• 7:3.3a. m.
P*ino. m. ,17:00 k m.
• t):POa. m. * 3::i,3», m.
1 P:O0p. m. I 7:00 a. m.
• ft:Or>A. m. 4 .«:40p. nu
*13:30p. m.i* 3:33*. m,
• 3:tiop. m.,* nnjt. m.
nnCAPO. MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RAIMTAt
Uninn Depot, corner Mmliion *mi Canal-au. Ticket
onice. 6i South ciant-it., opposite »herm«alloun.
tad at uepou
I Leave. Artfrc.
* 7:53*. ta. * 7:4Jf m.
.'•10:10*. ». MiOOVm?
'!• ft:COp. ro. *k
0:0U0. Di. 4:v.
MIIWtOBM RXpretl
Wiicodild A MloaaatfttGrern
ti»r* »nd Menaaha through
Par Ksprcaa....
WaiiKt’aha, Mailii*on, and lowa
Kx(t)canumowocha(nnlar<)
Milwaukee Faat Mall (jallT(..l
Wlieomln * Mlnneiou.Oreco|
liar. KteveoaTolnt. ami Aah*
_jami through MgiitKxureiw.lt wtoop. tn
All tralna ninxla Mllwatiko
and Mlnneapullaare kooJ elilir
ouCbleu. or via Watertown. L
so. Tlckou
'rrl» Mkllwn
.tCroMfl. mod
L RAELKOA
ot of Tirent)
Iph-su. neon
ILLINOIS OBNTRAI
DepoVfootof Lako-«. andfoo
Ticket onice. lai Itaudoli
Leave.
PU Express •
Bt. Lotus Fast Line *
Calm* Sew Orleans Ki .... 1*
nCalro * Texas Kzpreas 4
tiprtngfleid Kxpr**«, 1*
KprißßSrld NlshtKz 'I
Peoria. nurlhitfen * Keokuk *
frPeorio,Uurtlnxum* Keokuk I
JUibtiqueAfllouxCliy
Dnhuque * tiloux City Kx •
Oilman Paasenger *
* RrSfla. m. •
I fl:lop. m. I
* «:30a. m. •
\ osinp. m. I
‘ 8:30a. m. *
I o:inp. m. I
1 8:30a. m. *
| miep. m. «
‘10:00a. re ,•
* »::»p. m..*
* s:t»3. tn. *
a on Saturday night mas to Cnntrolla only.
I Ob Saturday night rims to Peoria only.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot, footof Lake-st., aud loot of T*entjr->seogil.«t.
Ticket Office, «7 Clark-sU, southeast corner of lt»,
dolph, Uraud I‘acldc Hotel, aud at Palmer Ilnur.
Leave.
MsM(rlftVslasndAtrLtne).. * Tsmo. as. Himd. m.
Day KijircM • moos, m.l* 7H(ip. m.
Kaiamatoo Accommodation.. * 4;Ui|i. m. MOsaoa. m.
Atlantic Express (dally) » 3:13 p. m. I 8 tons. m.
Slant Express 1*0:00 0. in. PiessA a. m.
PnTBBtJEO, FT, WATKB k CHICAGO RAILWAY.
•Depot, coruer Canal and Madlson-nU. Ticket Ofllcet
eoClark-st.. Palmer House, and Grand Pacinc Hotel.
I Leave. I Arrive.
.... • 8:00 a. Ri. t 7:009. m.
.... I sslSp. m. t S:uoa. in.
. ...r D;l‘Jo. m.|f tnoua. m.
Mall tad Express.
raclOo Express...
Fast Has
OHIO.
BALTIMORE k
Train* leave from Exposition 0
roe-st. ticket Offices: Kl Clai
Ursudl'aclOe, and Depot (Kxp<
Building, fool of Mon
treal., Palmer llou«,
liosltlou Pulldlnx).
| Leave. | Arrive.
/• BifiOi. m.l* 5:40*. is.
.:| 0!<0p« m.l* 7:0•.p. in.
Morning Express..
tastLluo
LAKE SHORE fit MIOHIQAN BOOTHBRR.
| Leave. «j , Arrive.
MernloxUsU-OldLlne I* 7:34 a. m.;* 7:4«p. ru.
N, T. * Poston Special Ex...:* icoua.m.,* 7HOo. m.
Ailanllc Express, dally ftil.vn.ni.l Kuril m.
Might SCxpress [*tlQ!Wpm.lt arms. in.
PUTTSBURO. CINCINNATI k BT. LOCH R. X
(Cluciunatl Alr-Llue and Kokomo Lino.) 1
Depotcoracr or Cllutou aud tanoll-su. West sits
Depart.
Cincinnati. Indianapolis,Lou
isville. Coiiimuus * East
Day Kipreas • 8:40 a m.
" Mgut Express.,.....|) 8:00 p. m.
KANKAKEE LIKE.
Depotfoetof LtkatL«ud foot of *t
Arrive.
| Depart
Cincinnati, Tndlananolli *'
Loul*rlll«P«r Kaon?#* • 0:40 a. uj.l* fl:00p- m.
•• Mttht bapre**. .. f Wioop. to* j 7:uu«. in.
OH3GAOO. BOOK ISLAND * PACIFIC! RMLROIO
Depot* corner of VauUureu uni Minrmmwt*. TUKet
Uttlce. &U CUrH»«u, bbermaa Hwu«e.
. I Leave. [ Arrive.
Davenport Express... (• 7:60 il m. • p, in,
Omaha. Leaven will A AtcbKx *lO:ioa.iu.j* a:-w o. nt
rent AocomiuodaUun ,* amoi .in. I*l<>:an l ia
Night ftJccuJD.m. it u: ialjo.
All nieata on ihn Omaha Express are served lo dlnlsi
Cara, at 74 cents each.
omoioo k EASTERN ILLINOIS EAltMin
_ ' ••Danville Itoute,"
Ticket Offices: 7 Clark-su. r. 4 i>u4il>orn*ii,tnd D«p*
eurnsrcuutuitaml Carroll-aia.
Leave. | Arrltr.
>• lciiia.ni. • 4:iO|i.ut
basltvll It srdHorlda hxprecrl Tnio p.m. 1 7:14 s-
. . , OOODMOITB BTC.UIBB3.
FoMUdot. Mtlwaußt'o. etc., dally ~«M. ra.
raiuniay’s Boat dun's leave uutll K p. w.
t’ur MaaUluc, Ludiugton. etc., dally* mu. ;il
or brand Haven, uatkeguo, etc., da11y*..... 7 ;w in.
Fur bU Juaetih. dally*.., to a. w.
baturdav'sbi. don’t leave until 11 p. a».
Fur .atiwauset*, Orcc-n tluy. naciuuw. vu..
Frl.nv 7 il m.
Fsr Milwaukee, Mackinaw. Korihport, e:o., _
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