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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Cold Declining and Government
Bonds Higher.
Larger Offerings of Foreign Exchange—
The Chicago Banks.
The Produce Matkete Fairly Active—A De
cided Beaotion in Provisions—
Hogs Firmer.
Wheat in Good Demand-Other Grain
Steadier—The Crop Question.
FINANCIAL.
Gold declined. It opened * lower, end eon*
tinned all day at 100*. The Importe of gold coo*
llnne In cxceet of the ezporta.
Government bond* were atrong and higher.
Chicago hankers reported larger transactions.
The opening quotations In New York were; Os of
l*m. 103*; Us Of 18fV7, 106*, sales; Oe of
280 H, 108*, rales; 10-40 s, 100*. tales; 6a, ICW,
talcs; currency, 120*, sales; 4**, 103 ft, sales;
4s, 100*.
Chicago dealers reported larger offerings of bills
on France, Germany, and England. The rates of
demand sterling wate weaker. The quotation was
4H2* for Ou days and 488 for sight sterling. Paris
exchange was 522* and 520, commercial 525;
Antwerp, '523* and 620*, commercial 625*;
Germany, 04 and 114 ft, commercial 03*; guilders
on Holland, 30* and 40*. commercial 30*.
The only advices received from abroad were of
an encouraging nature. The Dank of England
gainedso,ooo,ooo In specledurlngtheweekending
yesterday, and increased tbs proportion of Its re
serve to liabilities to 33* per cent* e considerable
gain, as Its reserve has been as low as 27* per cent
since the Glasgow failure. Consols were better,
opening at 04 7-10, advancing to 04*, and doting
at 04 0-10.
The rlf>c or silver continues. The London quo*
tnlton yesterday was 504 pence an ounce. The
condition of the American ailrcr mines is now anch
that with the leapt improvement In the foreign
demand the monthly purchases of the Govern*
tnent for coinage would leave no aurplua.
Tlio product of the bonanza mines Is three*
quarters loss than it wasa year ago, and no other
mince on the Comstock lode are prodnclnga dollar.
The pros* bullion product of forty*threo mines for
the fiscal mouth of September, embracing the
principal productive claims of California. Nevada,
fifth, Arizona, and Dakota, vraa $2,350,031.
Eighteen cold mines produced $722,200; eighteen
silver mioop, $000,000; four nolditnd Piker mince,
$200,370 In cold and sll4 207 in sliver; and three
base-metal mines, $120,858 in gold. $223,287 In
silver, and S7B, (HO in lead. The total gold aval
$1,137,378; the total silver, $1,143,013; and the
lend, $76,0-10. The bullion yield of the mines ro*
porting to the San Francisco Jtulitttn, from which
the above figures are taken, has been famine
mouthss3l,soo,loo. Of tbis4oper cent is gold.
The Consolidated Virginia and California Mines
nru the only productive ones on the Comstock lode,
and they are not yielding 25 per cent of what they
were a rear ago.
linsineß* at the Chicago banka remains qalst.
There Is a disposition not to run tip large discount
lines before Jan. 1. A comparison of profits with
laxt year would not show to tbe disadvantage of
IbTH.
The feeling of the bankers laprobablyaceurstsly
reflected In a remark made by one of them In con
versation: "We ore going slow for the rest of
the year. Wo have already made our dividend
and a little more, and propose-till after we see
bow resumption works to take even less than the
ordinary banking risks. Bcsmnptlon will be sue
ccpvful, no doubt, but wo don't Intend to meet
the change with extended discounts and light re
serves."
The supply of paper Is moderate only. The
country bank* are not rcdlsconntlng frcolr. ia the
farmers do not forward their stuff (o market en
tiniilßstlcatly for present prices. Hates are 0(%10
per cent to regular customers, with special rates
to flrst-dnss outside borrowers.
Heinitiances to New York on country account
were heavy. New York exchange was sold be*
tween banks at 2fl©Boc per SI,OOO premium.
ShtumeuU of currency to tbo country are not
la we.
I'.}nk clearings wero 83,000.000.
Tim Chicago banks will close on election-day.
An agreement to that effect was in circulation for
eicnaiiiro yesterday, and will undoubtedly receive
tbe assent of ail (he banka.
City •crip Is In wore request, toil li bought by
the brokers At 024 ami sold at 034,
line slocks show a alight recovery In the Balti
more market, People’s Gas selling at 12, an ad
vance of *,
Western Union opened bravely at 102, with the
air of a stuck that was going to 200 on a “flat"
dividend. Uut sales to realise proflu forced It
down <jolckly to 100*4. Its fluctuations during
the day were sharp, and the slock was much the
most active on toe list. The dosing quotation was
101);.
Any theorising on the part of onUtdero os to the
merits of the rise; and its causes area waste of
time. Equally useless is It to attach the least im
portance lothe ‘'advices’' disseminated from New
York. Tho control of the Western Union is In the
hands of very powerful men, and these men
usu their nower and their knowledge
exclusively for their own advantage. They
do not give away their "points.” When
thesu men are found makluga benevolent use of
tlii-tr positions as directors and controlling stock
holders. the public may expect to see them distribut
ing ihclr stuck certificates as prlxe chrotuos in ths
SoniUyscboolb of the country.
Yesterday was the last day for the payment of
th<> n*Bf«nuient on Kris. Hie atock was Om, and
advanced, being quoted, assessment unpaid, at
14*« at the opening and 14* at the close.
Illinois Central continues lo tiaprovs, and closed
S butter than Wednesday.
The stock market gouerally was strong bseauas
Gould was a bull and because Gould
was a boar. St. Paul, common, advanced
from 3114 lo 3114, and (be preferred from 0044 to
071,; SU Joe. from 144 to 14*; Rock Island,
from 1154 to 115*; Chicago Js Alton, from BO*
to HI: Lake Shore, from (104 to 70; Michigan
Central. from«o4 to 70. Northwestern, common,
from 414 to 414; and the preferred from 73* to
744.
iu ths coal stocks, Delaware and Lackawanna
advanced from 604 to 61*. Delaware and Hud
son remained at 464, and Jersey Central at 3ft*,
Tbu present coal combination Is not likely, accord
ing lo the Philadelphia Lsdpsr, lo be renewed.
Whatever agreement is made to bind the companies
for I*7o will be a new one. Thera la no prospect
tout s meeting will be beKl before tbavuaof the
year Ut settle on the terms for 1879. An effort Is
making to get an expression of opinion from the
Individual operators of the Lehigh region favorable
Uj a combination independent of the Lsblab Valley
Railroad Company. Boms diversity of opinion ex-
Itls and some Hills asperity of feeling Is evinced,
mid. when it u known that a single objector to the
combination frustrates (be whole purpose, the
future ofcosl la not at this moment encouraging.
Pennsylvania Railroad opened on Monday at
3.l**, declined to 33. then rallied to 334, and
closed at 32*. Aa Important slap was taken on
tho same day by tbs Directors of the road. They
adopted a trust scheme for the final redemption of
the securities upon which the Company la guaran
tor. The stocks sod bonds which are to oe pur
chased in accordance with the provisions of tba
trust, which will bo mads public to-morrow, are
scattered all over tbs country and are quoted In
all the leading cities. The scheme will go Into op
crsiiou si once. President Bcott, Second Vice-
President Smith, and Directors Henry M. Phillips,
Wlstsr Morns, sod Dsntsl B. Cummins are to be
apjnjinled Trustee*. To them ths Treasurer U to
pay over $50,000 a month from the net earning*
and as much more as tbs Directors of the Company
shall vole after the payment of cash tfmdeuda to
the stockholders, although ths sou la not to ex
ceed 3 per rent per annum on the capital stock.
Tho mousy will be invested by tbs Trustees at ills
trcdoti lo thus# slocks and bonds for which tba
company is liable, having regard both to market
pnee and to time of expiration. No purchase la to
be made or money paid except on the Joint order
of three Trustees. Tba trust Is to conUnng'Doll
stopped by a vote of the stockholders, but eveu
iiieu none of It can be diverted from tba purpose
fur which It la set aside.
UulUmurc A Ohio common closed in Baltimore on
rfumUy at WH bid. b 2 a»ked, and the Washing! >h
liranch do at 140 bid and 190 asked.
Columbus, Chicago A Indiana Central stock waa
weak, opening at 4*. selling atiii, end recuvsr
tuetoait.
Karuiiurs of tbe bL Louis, city A North
ern Kail wav Company:
Iccwud week Uf Ociooct. t'VTU.
i.unu»uwudlug period U*t> car.
The official report of the earning* of the Chicago
ft Northwestern Railway shown a decrease of
(GD.no2.S3, for the main and tributary lines, be*
tween Oct. 1 ana Oct. 21. From Jone 1 to Oct.
21 the total decrease was (t0.003.ft4. Dot the
flrat three days of the fourth week of Octoberahow
an Increase of (5,300.
The followlnsshows the earnings of the Chicago,
Rock laland A Pacific Railroad daring the third
week In October:
locreaae $ 7Z4M
The Atchison. Topeka ft Santa Fe Railroad rs
porta an Increase of $30,606 In the earnings for
the third week of October, and of 15,400 in the
land sales.
The Denver * Rio Grande Railway reporte
earnlnga:
Earnlnae IMM wee* of OrtoNr. I*7*.
Kanilngs third week of October, 1*77.
Increase, ftft. 44 per cent, or $ 1t.2»7
Karntna* Jan. i to net 21. lUTfI. Inelmlre «87J.7tn
KarnlnjnJan. I to Ocu 91, 1877, laclujlre.,... 5i*4.475
Increase. 4S.RI percent or
Increased mileage, 11 percent
The production of stiver by the Silver Islet
Mine, Thunder Hay. l.ake Superior, la said by the
Ontonagon ,1/lner of Oct. 12 to be unabated. The
previous week the mine ie eeld to heve produced
$75,000 of silver ore, eta mining cost not to ex*
cred SI,OOO. Shonld this wonderful production
continue, it will have a tendency to stimulate
capitalists to look after the Lake Superior silver*
mining Interests.
The decline In Ontario silver from 40* to 38 ie
caused'by later advices from the mine, showing
that the Are of ten daya eeo has so Injnred the
pumping apparatus that the water la ealmngonthe
mine, and that It may be some time before the
water la again btougbt under control.
The following shows the fluctuations of the act*
Its stocke:
.=sa § 5 e a
Us s 5 r «
Krie.. 134 HU HU HU HH
Bt. I*aul 3IU BIN at. tilti
«t--Pa*n, pref.... no* i*N 07* cm* «7i>
81. Joe 14* 14* 14* 14* 14*
bt. Jos. pref.... an* s>
Western Union., lot* 103 |iu* imi* iojU
Rock Island Hi* nr.* Hi* 11.1 U no*
Chi. A Alton ff*n HI **m hi
Chi. A Alton, pref Iwh
Illinois Central.. 7i*.* To* To* 7n* 7»*
Lake Hhore m* ■ 00s 70 oh* 70
Michigan Central «** «*>* 70 m* 7U
Northwestern.,.. 41* 41* 41* 41 4>*
Northwestern,of r«H 7,n* 74* 73* 74*
Wabash lo* lit* iu* i»* lw*
COIN QUOTATIONS.
The following are the quotation* in currency In
thla market of coins, bongbt and sold:
Rtd. Atkfit.
Trade dollar* 9 fn 9wu
New (4134 grains) dollars. 1.00
American silver. halve*
I per rentdlM-ountlnci
Meilcsn dollars, old and 1
Knallsh slircr
Five francs.,. ~...
Thaler*
Kuauth sovereign*..
Twenty francs
Twenty marks
HPsnUh doubloons..
Mexican doubloons,
Mexican 3o*t>esos.
Ten guilder*.
i arid
urrencv
Gold and silver dollars were 100® 100 J 4in
greenbacks. Greenbacks wereloo®ooX In coin.
rOOBION KZCIUNOB.
Mill/ itavi. S'sht.
4*u£ 488
fl'ilM at7H
6i7W
.*. .VJIM 517 H
UIH PAH
fttoritng....,
Iletglmn
France
Switzerland.
(lennany....
11011aud.....
Austria
Norway
Sweden
IMmnark..,.
oorßiwmanT bonds.
United State* M of *61....
United state* s*2naoffl.v
United BUM* a-i-D*of ’O7.
United Malcan>;Aiao('ns.
United flutes 10-4 W
Untied flute* new &a of *fll
United state* ncw4H*
United Hiatcanewd iiereont coupon*..
United Bute* currency c*
LOCAL SBCOniTIBS.
. ititU
Chicago City 7 per centbondaOon*) *ium
Chlraitu Cltv 7 per cent aewerage <loDK).*l<k>4 •lonu
Chicago city? per cent water loan (long)*lir? *u*t
Cook county 7 per cent bond* (long) *JftV4 *HVtW
Uiiroln l*arK7j>er cent bond* *tNl4
City Hallway (South side; 100 jns
City Hallway (Weat side) i?o jriU
City Hallway (North side), ex.dir ns n*u
North Side Itallway bond* *los>*
CharaberofCommerce.... &2M s.t
Wrat Ulviilon Hallway? per cent cert a *itH
City acrlp U3ii
•And intemU
BY TELEGRAPH.
NXV TORK.
TV* fks WnUm Anoeiatrd Prttt,
Niw York. Oct. 01.—Gold steady at 100 J(.
Carrying rates. 1(23. Horrowlng rates flat to 2.
Governments were strong ami higher.
Railroad bonds were Ann.
State sccuritlea wore dull.
, The stock market was weak to early dealings.
Western Union declined from 103 to OH*, and the
general list fell off 4to X. During the afternoon
a strong and buoyant tone prevailed, and Western
Union recovered to 101*, while the remainder of
the list advanced Hto I*4. Lake Shore, North
western, and Delaware, Lackawanna A Western
were most conspicuous In tho improvement. Tho
market closed buoyant at about the best figures of
the day. Northwestern shares advanced on favor
able reports concerning the traffic of the Company.
The earning* of tho Hock Island are on the basis of
15 per annum on stock, and shares are scarce on
tho street. Michigan Central was lilgberona limited
business. The prospective stock dividend on West
ern Union continues to be tho chief subject of dis
cussion In speculative circlet. The Commercial
ibis afternoon advises Us readers interested In the
stocks to look to a further advance In Western
Union and to an increase by scrtodlvidend to
stockholders that will render the present stock
cheap at 110 or IIS. The followers of Gould, Van
derbilt. and Rufus Hatch continue decidedly bull
ish. The latter say that " the dollar of thu dad
dies must tell sooner or later. " Transactions ag
gregated 160,000 shares, of which. 1,800 tvere
Krle, 44,000 Lake Shore, 1,000 Wabash. 0,000
Northwestern common, 13,000 preferred, 3,300
BU Paw*. SO, 000 Lackawanna. 1,400 Michigan
Central, a, 100 Union Pacific. 1,000 Cleveland,Co
lumbue, Chicago St Indianapolis, 30,000 Wuetern
Union, 2,300 Pacific Mall, and 1,600 Kansas Pa
cific.
Money market eaey at 3QO, dosing at 6. I'rlms
mercantile paper, 6hC7.
The Treasury disbursed $282,000.
Customs receipts, £157.000,
Clearings, 111. 000,000.
Bllverat London 6«4d* Bar silver here 11014
greenbacks and 11014 gold. Subsidiary silver coin,
liOl por rent discount.
OOVBS*UKHTS.
Coupons of 1801 hJHVS New 4*4». lOSM
New lUift.New 4s ...|>o
Coupons, 07a registered.....HM*
Coupons, GUs 10-4 10-4 m. coupon.... ion*
Mew a 5.... loa Icorrencyes
_ _ »roas>.
W. o. Tetempb juiHO. c., c. 41 siw
gulukjlUvsr . la tKewJemy Central... a»
Uulckamur, pfi 3IM Hock Ulaoil. 11 AM
Pacific alall |itC?Bl. Paul 3IH
Marlpoaa UaUht. Paul, pfj tt7
Marlpoaa. tfd IftiQ Wabaah i«M
Adama Kapreaa |O7 >KU Waroe U 7
Well*. Fargo oT)4>Ytm llauto j
Auerlew EiprcM ... *8 iTarre Haute, pfd &M
U, M. Psprcoa. 4M 'CliicaguA A1t0n...... H
N. V. Central llPK'Chfcatfu 4 Alton. prilwM
Kr e 14MU&IU& UlMtauppr... 7
Krie. pfd iwt? I)., L. 4 >V fill*
llarletu |n<JM A. 41*. TeU'vrapU.... 2H
Michigan Central To iMlaaonrl l“aclflc tM
WflftlQft....... IJO lOtUCMU. It. ft O UIS
Union Pacific. iwM Hannibal 4fit. Jim. ,., UM
Lake 8ii0w..,. ißitZc. P. UmOa IdOM
IlilooU Central 7i*M If. V. liuoda. iuM
C. 41* tU iU. P. Land Grant.
NofUiien'irn'*.’!"”" O. K bluKl&tf VuiwU,ioi
Monbwwuca, jrfd..._74__l
_ IT ATM HOXOI.
Tiimmii, oU.,...sijwtVinruji» ea, new jo
TeaoeMM new fetU'Uiaeouria* ........look
VUgUtaoa. old. n \
IAN FBANOIftCO.
Ban P&amcmoo, Ocu 111.—Following were tba
cloalug quotations at tht Slock Hoard:
Aloha..
A11a.....
Ualcher.
iJolUCouwlUUted.... eu
Jtullce UM
IKeotuc*. 7*
HuiAlkkber,, 34M
llulllw 14
Caledonia 6
Mexican
Nurmeru Belle,
opblr
CwJforoU.. llHOfenua 37
CUoJlar vi 1Uym00JAK1f........ 6W
Coafldeac* loti 3:1
CwiuoU<Uted Virginia 13 bfm» Nevada i«u
Cruwa Polut. 1«M bllvw MUI 3U
KarekaCou M Dales CoueolliUtcd.. |.'>u
Kxctieauer Yellow Jacket 3.1
0eu1Uk0urry......... 17 Bodlu 3UM
Uraad friM tflfc WMboe oouauJldatod. 3
Uaie * NorcroM. Xiiel
NMW OttLftASS.
H»w OnLaava, Oct. ai.-Gold, 100HC100H.
Bigot excbauge on New York, % diacuuot.
Burling exchange, banker** bill*, 183‘i.
fOKXIUM.
lakdon, OcU' iSL—6 p. money.
WH.
American Central. 81H; Penn
ajivauU Central, 3i; Ueadiog, H; Krle, 10Uj
preferred,
United Btaua botuU—'o7a, 108; 10-iOa, 108:
new sa, UW*:4K». 103*.
i*AUu, Oct. 3L-BentM, USf 00c.
UEAIi ESTATE.
The following hulnmcnta wtro fllsd for record
Thursday. Oct 91:
L'lW raeHcarr.
FMUrauf St. 38 7.|0 it e uf Weab&uav ar. n
f> t7. mm a. w. Ucad
to U r. UeaJ) « a.wu
UuUsnit itiiravuf ▲•niaadav. if. uiii-ji
ft. dated OcL 31 CU- and I*. UvyuuUU Lu Pbl.
rich Wblttyj 7..".. lojo
Larrubee at. us ft u of UoPM* it. w t. Jdsiia
ft, Improved, dated Oct. ua (liana Aauerwu
to hoerbard Ottcu) 1 tu)
Vernon av. 147 ft u uf thirty-fourth at, u f.
XU Id 1)4 ft. dated duly X'< til. U. aad U. Vi.
Lackey to Julia A. Pulley; a suo
Weal (ibloat, 1U J-l Oft w uf Aablaud av, a t.
21 x~u ft. dated OcL 30 (Ueary 11. llurlua to
1L M. itsc.jj; gou
-»*K.4IS
. «7. U 7
-f I.M
Snell at, iro ft n of Went Huron nl. ef, 2ii
im ft. dated Oct. »t (C. J. W. Harters to
Kftthrlna Harden) ono
ChlMKoar. noneuf inmii nt. n f. Soxluo ft.
Ori. -Ji (Mol n. fHbora to A. I~ and
h. n.trnsrdl 8.00)
Went Polk it. fit Ml ft e of t)c«ptalnc« it « f,
•r.xKofl. dated on. to (Mathias liemrlch
to Aloert Miner) I.ono
Went Twentyflnt so 4 ft •of Lincoln at, n
f.ruL’fl fi, dated Oct ao (William ToMn to
K. It. Schmidt) 4IW
aorni or cirr i.nnm. withis a tuntvs of Ills*
_ attasor xna couBT-itm-ni.
DntterfleJdat. Wiftanf thirty-ninth it, wf,
rixjcwft, dated Oct..it (Chrlitlaa liergmann
to it. and C. Nsre) f 800
Alton ar. tamrtsof Stxty.flnt it, e f, l.v»«
iJiaioru dated on. 12 (peter trcoanor to
w. L. ttcott) t,ooo
.S3-K.fr..
. inum
COMMERCIAL.
Following were latent qnotatlons for October de
liver/ on tbe leading articles for the Inst two days:
WednHhtay. TAiir.wMjr.
t n.m t e.no
. 6.«7W ft.l«
trrt ~ :i.») a. an
led 4.4i1t 4.4JH
I.O* l.O^
hM «i?<
34M S«4
29*H 2«IH
ng were the receipts and shipments
articles of prodace in this city dot
ty *f oar hoars ending st 7 o'clock on
nmg, and for the eorrespondingdste
ago:
.1 3ft. *of|
. 17,013
Mess pork
t.arJ
Shoulders. Inn*
Short rlhs, box*
Whisky
Wheat.
Corn ,
oats*
n,e.?. ...........
Barley
Live hogs
Cattle
Th’ofotlowin
of the leadingi
mg the Iwcnt
Thuredaymorr
twelve month:
.1378,389
Flour, brie.
Wheat, bu.
10.307
130.000
lKfl,U*s
7m or.!
0,5.10
37.5"7
12*1,130
20t.3*S*
Itll.m)
133,540
Corn. tm.
uni, bu,.,
Rye. bu
Barley, mi.
Gramseed,”lba
F. toed, 1tw....
B. corn, tbs!!!
C. ineata. ibt.
Reef.tcs...
Beef. brls.
I’orfc, brls.
Laid, lbs..
*83.000
Tallow, 1tw..,.
Batter, lbs...
17. hors, N 0...
Live bogs, ho.
7,HTi>
137,017
71
33,391
Cattle, no.,
Hheep, No.
Illdea. iim..
1.174
101,415
lllghwlnes,b'ii
77.075
23.314
4, |R3
l.'H
I.4HH
2,830
Wool. IM.
• *W>, 1W.M.1
Potatoes, bu.
Coal. tons.
Hay, tons
Lumlwr. m ft.
Shingles, m.
bait, brls...
I'uiiUry, as.
roultry.coops.
Keg*. uk|tt....
cheei*. bz*...
4.im
lA.S3S
I.SWI
U. apples, brli
Ueaus. bu
Withdrawn from turn
consumption: 982 bn c<
The following mala was inspected Into more in
this cltjr yesterday morning: 4 cars No. 2 amber
wheat, 2 care No. 1 red, 21 car* No. 2 do, 7 cars
No. :ido, 1 car rejected (25 winter wheat), 2 car*
mixed, 1 car No. 1 sprint, 157 car* No. 2 do. 07
cars No. 3 do, 23 cafe rejected, Dears no grade (253
spring wheat); 03 can high mixed com, 4 cars
now mixed, 100 can and 0,000 bn No, 2 com. 02
car* rejected, 4 car* no grade (323 corn); 14 can
while oal*, 51 car* and 10,000 bu No. 2 mixed,
17cars rejected (82 oat*)) 8 can and 2,200 bu
No. 2 ryo, 1 car rejected; 3 can No. 2 barley,
32 car* extra No. 3 do, 17 can ordinary No. 3
do, 1 car feed, 1 car no grade (54 barley). Total
(750 can), 324.000 bn. Inspected ont: 00,830 bu
wheat, 110,373 bn corn, 30,077 bu oat*, 14,080 bu
barter.
it 1* now proposed to hare a wheat call at 0:10
a. m. in thl* city. The projector* appear to think
that enough opportunities to trade do not exist
under present arrangements.
We are now on the Urn edge of the few month*
usually regarded as the whiter pacKing season. Wo
enter that period with some 75,000 brl* old pork,
and not far from 30.000 tc* lard, and a liberal sup*
ply of meats. Price* are already down to about
the lowest point on product, though hogs have sold
lower In this city than now. Hut not much. Jt Is
reported that our packen can now contract fora
winter's supply of bog* at 82.75 per 100 lbs gross,
while f 2.024 wo* a low figure In the days before
the War, when quotations bad not boon sent kiting
up by the war premium on gold. It now look*
as if a good many people had nr*
rived at the conclusion that the bottom
has been reached at last. There were some buying
orders for pork and lard on the Boor yesterday and
Wednesday, from the country and Kastward. ana
it is likely that bnyera for consumption will take
hold freely when they see that prices are nut do*
dining further. The deal baa really been a tnlsora
ble one for two or tbreo week* put.' Lard was
leu salable la the neighborhood of Oc than It had
been at Tc.aml pork at 87.00 per brl was a drug.
"It la a long lane that bu no turning," however,
and maybe ina turn bu coma at last, thougn the
stock* are large yet, and their weight must be felt
for a long time to come.
4.75 4.H5
PI PI
»I 3 70
4.H1 4.fW
3KI Sf.nu
4.70 4,77
15.00 15.1)0
15.55 15.05
10.55 10(15
3.03 4.00
Hid. ArteH.
imi kmm
.ILO 103 Vi
.icot* I(*>H
.10MU IIXIj
.100$ |(»IH
, ion
.UWV} 10H
•Mi IOOK
.130 ....
The receipts of wheat keep op to a much larger
volume than was expected. . hi. Louis reported
00,000 bu yesterday. The receipts hero are much
larger than In soy previous year, though not so
great now os a few weeks ago.
The leading produce markets were irregular yes
terday. Provisions were stronger, in sympathy
with more flrmnesa In bogs. Wheat advanced In
the early part of the day; rye woe steady, and oth
er grain easier. There was more doing in ship
ment!, but the greater part of the com arranged
to bo forwarded seemed to be delivered on October
contracts. The feeling was more stable all round,
with less disposition to sell abort cither m groin or
provisions. *
In the dry-goods market little change was ob
servable. There was a liberal demand for flan
nels, woolens, hosiery, and winter goods gener
ally, while other lines were quiet, os is usual at
this time of ths year. Groceries were In good re
quest, and were generally firm. Coffees, rice,
sirups, molasses, spices, and soaps were held at
full figures. Sugars remain easy. There was no
marked change In the butter and cheese markets.
Trade remains wry slack, and prices era weak all
around. Dried fruits wers quoted fairly active,
and moat varieties were linn. Ualslos wore weak.
Pub continue to meet with a good demand at very
full prices. Thera were no pride-changes in
leather, bagging, tobacco, coal, and wood. Oils,
paints, and colon wore quoted as before.
The cargo lumber market was qulot and un
changed. The docks were almost bare of cargoes.
At the yards a fair business hi going on at the car
rent prices. Considerable lumber Is expected hero
in the next six weeks, and the fact that the season
1s so near the end has no bracing effect on the mar
ket for any of the ordinary grades. Wool was
steady and rather quiet. Broom-corn continues la
good demand ami easy coder liberal offerings.
Beads were steadier under a rather better demand,
with limited offering*. Uay was unchanged. The
call for potatoes was again good, and choice lota
brought full prices, while ordinary stock was easy,
tho supply Mug abundant. Poultry was weak,
the street being overstocked.
Lake freights were fairly active and stronger at
the aeking rate of Wednesday, 3',4c being paid
for corn by tall to Oaflalo. Koou was taken for
20,000 bu wheat,USD,ooo bu corn, 48,000 bu oata,
and tl-i, 000 bu barley.
Ual) freights were quiet and unchanged, on the
baala of 30c per 100 log on grain to New York, sod
35c on fourtb>clo«a to do, which Includes meats.
Through r»lei bjr lake tod rail ware quoted at
and UKo for com and wheat to Kaw York,
aud ISe for com to Utwtoo. Ball aud canal lo Now
York wan wheal and 1114 c on corn.
JN NSW TOIUC TByTEUDAr.
OcL 31. —llccelpts—Flour, 10,071 brla; wheat.
SOO.lOObu; com, 103,060 bu; oats, 00,076 bo;
corn-meal, LOOOpkgs; rye, 17,006 bu; barley, 4s,*
8901 m; molt, o.oU7bu; pork,76hrls; hee1,1,029
pkfja; cut-meats, ‘4.007 pkgs; lard, 0.040 pkua;
whisky. 407 brU.
Exports Twenty-fear hoar*— Floor, 6,000 brls;
wheal, 70.000 bu.
oiuin ok pasaaoß.
Tba following table shows too quantities of
wheat and corn on passage for Ibe United Kingdom
for porta of call and direct porta ou tba data*
named;
Oct. St, Oct. 24. Nos- 1.
_ . _ lent i *»7o. tarr.
Flour and wheat, qn.-I,«a,u*> i,tai,uu i.au s io»
Coro, unt • 410,00) 4Jo.ua) aui.uuj
UOVSMBNT or WIISST.
Tbe following labia exhibits the uumborof cars
of each tirade of wheal inspected Into store in
this cily during tbe mouth of October for four
years:
w . . W7B. IHT7. 187 a. 1873.
No. 1 bard. J i,m>i m
No. Übard..'. IT 7W 017
No. 1... 74 l.i&t itU DIM
ho. S- &.9UII B.SU) 4.ISJ 8.011
no, a.... a.out mu i.su a.Tu;
itejeclcd. 1.J04 out Uftl 8, .*>l4
Uuwercoaaiabie hu &i idi 104
Total lU.3M Hi KM M.UM lUJif
Of tbe 10,246 cars inspected so far tble mouth,
1,004 were winter wheat, which graded as follows:
Wears No. 1: 1.207 cars No. 8; 820 bars No. 9;
63 cars rejected; total, 1,004 cars.
The following shows tbe receipts sod eblpmenls
of wheat at points named yesterday:
Cblcajro....
Milwaukee
New Vork.
IHindi
Twlauu.....
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1878.
Philadelphia!
at Chicago Cuafonfa Uct. :il; Loula Hocrlln. 1 caw
optical Inairumcntd; J. 1). Caton. I caw robes:
Field, Letter «& Co., 1.1 easel dry-gooda; Harley «fc
Tyrrell, 10 pkgs earthenware; Clrotnmee* Ullrich,
2 qnarter-caake fom, 0 octave* rum, 3 quarter
caaka whlaky, 8 octave* whlaky; It. T. Crane. »
caeca atatnary; ilolin Hchulock *9one, 100 pkffs
berrlojr, Collecttone, >1,478.48.
Mr. J. Z. West,, of thta city, haa leaned a circa*
lar, from which we'exlract the following:
The crop of winter end aprlne wheat la estimated at:
, , Aert*. Attraat, 6m. nerf, hu.
.. 2.i;i :ki,
... I.TUn,ail 11U 1i»,.V.0.««>
... J»4 83.wn««»l
... i,<i7o.n» ti tj.MP.nai
>i. l.7*Ui*> i* in.irjn.tMi
3,210, tM) 74 si.nndoo
a,;.Oo,U>li 10 zijmi.imi
Illinois,...
Missouri..
Kansas..,.
Nebraska .
Wisconsin
lows
Minnesota
. Total ltn.7aa.uio
ID I*7, 11,018,1*5 l(U2tS4,(a(l
.Tbeae aame Mate* for 1877 are, according lo Hie
Agricultural Dennnirtrnt at Washington. wientheev
cepilon of a cmreqtlon In Nebraska. This, os can lm
teen, la nearly »vnuoi bu Icm than a year into on
niore than :to,ii,oy acre* (creator area; ana, now Hint
the harvest is orerandwe have some reasonable data
from which to estimate, these figure* will be round lo
be more than fla<<'U.fsai bit lea* than the Niadlng aril
clea tliat were piibllabed tninany of our Eastern a* well
as Western newspapers In June last. of till* estimate
we will rccelrr at Chicago from Sept. I, i>*7h, to Seri.
I. I87»h fully n,uu,im bn let* than urn* received on the
cropofi*77, or nutjiiorethan ii.<s*i,(M>bu. of the
•prime not more than 7.usmh»liii will grade as blub as
bo. a. That our arrivals will be much greater than on the
•bore crop of jmtoli due mainly to a largely Increased
area, coupled vUth the wlnler-whenterupof Knnsss.
The arrivals at Milwaukee will fall under 17.toMiubu.
or which not more than s,»at,uyj bn will grade a* high
50.710
113,771
.TJ.HSI
|*%!Ul)
104,1.17
34,107
Onthocorn crop; This, In Illinois, can scarcely lie
more than two-tlilrdaof a crop on the area planted, and
this will fall about 3Ud,noo acre* under lost year. West
ern Missouri. Ransrta. nmt Nebraska will doubtless hare
aslargu a cron as they have erer had. so too, with
lowa, and their due prospects for the growing crop
prompted the large deliveries (hat lubricated so getter*
ermuiy tin* wheel* of, commerce during the past sum
mer. There are. however, many sections of ihls terri
tory that bate a rather thin stand, yet nearly every
where the growth U good. In lowa there are about n
half-million acres Icm than a year ngo, but 1 doubt
whether this state ever had a better or a much larger
crop. In Wisconsin thlacropla fair only, on a some*
what lessoned area than tost year. To conclude. I esti
mate a falllng-off of fully lO,a«).usi bn In the arrival*
at Chicago from this cron, as compared with the crop of
1*77. and date the movement from Jan. I.
Harley la grown to a very small extent In winter
wheal sections, and must hero cut no figure asu com
modity for export. In Wisconsin the contraction In
area t* about iw per cent, and In .Minnesota. lowa, and
Nebraska about 40 per cent under last year. This crop
has (wen quite generally neglected, and comparatively
but a small amount of ft was secured In good condition.
Vet I could bear in vert many nisers of stocks of old
held over, and this may be In quantity sufficient to sup
plement largely a deficiency when under the influence
of high prices.
40.1M1
03,333
9rii,Ms>l
62,040
1.3J1,.14.1
.13,010
13*. 600
: 1*7,340
1.3051
935,«>4<1j
SOLO-W
4H.0J7
184,711)
KATSCI)
11M.400
147,173
*t»
170. .130
1.41 H
1,010
It
3. MM
Ort.l
8.7M3
11*870
fiO
47.1U3
18.704
1.353
10,4til
U.SM
8.7«!|
8.7U71
I TOO PRODUCT*—Were In better demand and strong
er. The iupp]y ofhbgs vaa amaller, and tbo market
waa quoted 5c lilghew which Influenced the product In
the upward direction. The advance would probably
have lieen more decided hut lhat Liverpool reported a
decline of o*l per 112 Iba In lard and shoulder*. There
were a fair number of baying orders on country ac
count filled Wedneaday, nnd tome yesterday, Indicating
more confidence on tlie-part of people wiio watch the
market from outside, tnd hog-deaien are taking more
Interest Inthemarkfct far product within the past two or
three days. The orders for shipment yesterday wero
moderate.
re during V
corn, 2. HOI
lyfor city
Wednesda]
)H bu baric;
Mx*a Pork—Advanced 13c per hrl, and closed 7Ho
above the lateal prices of Wedneaday, with a widening
outof the December premium, owing toagreaturdo*
•Ire to make change* from one month to another.
Pales were repotted of 140 brla spot nt *7.ori| 7,7«) brla
teller November at *0.8307.00: u. 730 brla seller He*
cembcrstfO.9so7.loi and n.ouo brla idler January at
*n.ir<«fl.i7H. Total. 23,010 brl*. Tim market closed
steady at *fl.unOfl.u*ipot, JO.vuoa.lrj4 for November,
*7.iUHo7.<ofor December, sh. 12408.15 seller Janu
ary. ami fH.22HO*.2.\for February.
Prime mesa wa* quoted at S7.73o*.ivi.
per K»i lbs. and closed a
shade better than WeunewJay evening, with a light de
mand. Sales wrro'Vfported of T.KMcs spot at s.'.ikii
I 1 tea xellcr November at S3.iaio3.v2H] 2,(10 tea
seller DiM*eiut*jr at f3.V3Uo.ui>: and 4,.'antes suiter Jan
uary at 2(J.OiHuo.i«i Total. h,t.vi tea. Tim tunrket
closed steady at 53.tyr45.V3 fur spot, f3.1)003.1*24 seller
November, 53.V5 idler December, and jf1.u2H00.05
seller January.
M hath- Were firmer. being generally held about Me
tier ft blither, hut In**,active, ai the enhanced views of
loldera restricted Imsinea*. Pales were reported of 03
•>ox*a slinuldera at «. 2302,30: 003,<M) ttssbort-rlbi at
SI. l7V*4.3<i spot atid 21.13 seller January: -25 boxes
long clears st *4. nor rvo boxes lung nnd short rlenraat
Sl.:*) roller Decemberi 130 boxes short clears at SI. 03
•put and*4.43seller flrai Half January: sndX'Juipci
green hams at s<ii3HC>‘ The following were the closing
prices per too tta uo loading cuta;
fgrote. part cured..*3.lo f1.27‘4 54.22 H *4.43
Hoied : :j.:hj 4.424 4.37 H 4.u»
November, lioxed...i. 3.23 4.mi 4.23 4.rg)
Decemlwr, boxed....; 3.10 4.30 4.au 4.40
Long clean quoted.at 11.'.T) looto and *4.2 boxed:
Cumberland#. 4N<4-i<r boxed: long-cut ham* okri
7c: awect-tdcklvii IHrat, HHvfl*4r for into 15 Paver
aue: old do. HOiuHet green hauia. 305 Ha for same
averages: green shoulder*. 3c.
Ilacon quoted at 4 JH4C for ahouldera 503V(0 fur
UntA*iw,Waadull:Btßo6dYorwbUa 4tfo for yellow,
and 4Sc for brown, ill
UKLK steady and quiet at *7.750
B,u)fi»r mo«a, 58.500ti.73 for extra mots, and SI4.MJO
14.23f0r bains. 1
a ii»ii iui uaiua*
Tai.i.cmv-Wo* quiet At OltQOXc for city and COOHo
tor country. «
" FLOUR—WaaquletfAnd tame. The demand waachlef
ly local, amt stocks are large enough to make holders
willing to shade prices, notwithstanding the firmer
feeling In wheat. Hawn were reported of 7,"> hrla win*
ten at $4.Wt t.:«M'hrle spring extra*, chiefly at
st.ooOi.4oi too belt; buckwheat (tour at sa.u> for
new and $2.40 forpoldt -'si brla of rye flour on
private term*. Total, 1,673 brla. The following
woa the range ot. aaklng quotations s Choice to
favorite brand* of white winter*, Sl.vkjm.ooi fair
to good brand* of tfrhlto winter*. f&TWI.Sftt good
to choice red wlntcf*. ft.JWM.7St prlnJe to choice
spring*, $t.2MM.75i fair to good springs, *;t.a0,»4.00i
fair to good MlnoeaeU springs, $4 uuot.ftOi eliolcuto
fancy Mlnncaota springs, s6.nutt6.26t patent aprlng*.
fO.U <J*7.M)( low grades f2.auaft.on.
IluAN—Waalcta acrlve and atcadler. Hales were TO
tone at 'per ton on track, and $t.4037.30
fron on hoard cart. *j .
CoiH*Mi*t.-Coar*£Wat nominal at fia.nn per ton
on track. Bale* were reported of 600 brla at f l.cftALTa
perbrl.
FacD-ealc* were 10 |ona at $12.60.
Bc’Ukrntailt—Bale* were SO tons at f0.n0310.f0.
BI’UISO WIiKAT-Wa* aomewhat leu active, and
generally firm. The nurget advanced He and declined
He. closing He above the latest price* of Wednesday.
Liverpool waa quoted ileadr, with Drmneuoa car*
goes, aud llinnlngham and Manchester noted an tm*
piovlog demand, while Now York waa Ann. but In,
active on No, it spring. Hut unr receipt* were larger*
and the latest Liverpool was dull, which cninunT an
easier feeling here after a strong opening. Thuru waa
a fair trading lit futures, sumo New York short* bring
Idled by the local longa, but there was nut much home
demand except that lacldcnl to the effort to protlde
fur thu November dsllverlea which will l>e In order to*
day. buying waa repressed by the fact of large stacks
hare and elsewhere, with no hope now i hut unr prevent
accumulations of No, s can be mured ant in nuke
room for lha receipts of the winter. It will hate
to be carried over Mnto spring, hut the capital
required to carry It will not bu m large aa if the wheat
commanded higher prices, and there is plenty of money
available If the huxliicsa offers a fair ounce of profit
hy the operation. There waa a very good shipping de*
intnd yestciday for the lower grades, and they ruled
relatively tirm. The Nu. 2 was only wanted for carry*
littft It closed on 'Chang* at lor regular, and
about Hie tor gilt-edged receipts. Seller December
opened at KtHc, declined to HJHc, and closed at h-jtlc.
Heller January was He bettors* compared with Drcctii*
bert It wild at HftMdtAfc. closing at KtHtg-crifu. belb-r
November ranged closing at nto. spot
sale* wens reported of 40ibuNo. Ini me: I.Ouubu
Inlxcd at 77Hct ao.in»lm So. 2 ul *>sjia*|c! 4..UX) bu
Nu. ft at OiMtkiHct ia,u« bu rejected at VoX-Vtc: and
4,oi*> bu by sample at JiMUte, Total, 02.400 hq,
Wimtkii Wukat—was In good demand for ship*
ment. aud advanced W’wle |>er bu under rather light of*
Icrings. No. J closed at nfto lit preferred bouses. Keller
November sold at BoaHMsc, and Deccmlwr at MiWc.
Knot sates wer.i reported uf j.ru* bu No. 2 red lu Fulum
KlcvaturatMHct 2",«nbu do lu other lioum;* at kv*
K'.Hctand 7.4 m hit Ku. 2*1740 In Fulloti,and7.V*7mUc
elsewhere. Total. :<M,MHbu.
COUN—Wu moderately active only during a rxrl uf
the mmluii. the fueling otherwise being tame. i.ivur
pool was quoted atiuug.and New Vink Orm. bm tmr
receipts were much larger . limit thinm or Wednesday,
sin) (lie advance of In i*Ktt Irelglila inadu sliliiixra
Iru anxious to buy No. J. and tlwdttuand fur that
grade seemed lo be chiefly by parlies who wanted to rill
maturing contracts. Futures were uut lit much demand
after Ibe first boor. 10-ller December sold early aimU
4v3:t4(e. ami declined tutpitac al lliu i luw. Keller No
vember ratisrO at SbUk:ii>ic. January at ygfer, anil
May at :UN4*K’ifti-. cash No. 3 closed at ate. hlgh
jnlscd at biHc asked. ami rejected at iWkc. b|Hit aaiea
were reported of :u,iiO blah niUed at nitaci Uti.iui lm
No. 3 at 34034 He: 31.uu bit rejected al and
I3,4>*>bu by sample at bOuiXDauou track. Total. 3tU,-
OATR~Were fairly active and a ihada firmer. Tbo
receipts were larger, but Hie Increased ulTerlngaweru
aooit picked up, and cath lu special bouara coinniaudi-d
a preialum. hbtppers were buying. Fuiurea were
changed over and clus«4 up, December and November
l*lug mushy traded In, Nu.3eluM.-d at l:>l*c.*ud fresh
■uldearlyatlb.be. No, 3 while mid at Jaf iadokc, ac<
cording to loeatlcio. December auld al loMvaJDe, aud
cloacd at ItOiwluTie, Day waa quoted at ujlie. No,
veinber aold at IP)w3llH*c, closing at Die litclue. ham-
Idea were fairly active. Dash attic* were reported of
auuubu No. 3 white at SO!-f<g3t>»tcs 3U.njh bu No. 3at
IUMMuMc: i.mju ba rejected at idV'i liktaiu ou by
sample al lwd33Ho on track: and 13. uu pu duality*
£lu tree uo laiaid. Total. Al.uubu.
IIVK—Wa* In fair rcsuut aud steady. TbeolTerlnga
ol No. 3 were wanted to maku up round lou. and fu
tures were mure active In settlciuuut. November sold
at 44Mv. and pcccmbcr.at AVi-u. No. 3 utia at 4iu.
and rejected al •tue. tub aaiea were reported of 7.4 W
uu No. 3 at 44ct «>>bu rvjeeied at «oc: 410 bn by urn
pbiataie. 'tuioi. ti^uibu.
UAKLNY-'VVu lain/ active, dueliulug early under
free offerings, audraiiylug before the close, tbe re
i-elpta were amalier tbati uiual. but the olTerluga were
free at Aral, several round lota turning to tliuvurfoee.
butafter thou were taken care of the market recov
ered. and Uuaed ttriu., Tba trading lu fuiurea wns
chiefly |u aettlemeot. and In ebaogtug over,
and cub lute were taken to deliver,
{bough a. few shipping orders were Oiled.
No. 3 doted at mic. December opened at »«, fell lu 1
me. and cloacd at Hie. Nuvemlierauld al HT<gti7!-je. aud
Closed aiMle. Extra 3 Iq A..U. Alda's closed at Me. Other
rcceliiUall'ic. auddun/i llecember Sold a<
elualngatWlava-Vie. November auld at laaiWvc.. Ho.
S >uld at S-K’lUc uuUlde for U- A Co.'a. read waa
nimilDalat'.lic. were rlvotv. aud »low. Cub
sales were reported of atouibu No. 3 at ui.uui
buextraaatfiuaviM'gu.AUbu So. nataiMijc: a.uu
bu by aauiple at 3.431 V|c on track, and A4UI bu do at
444170freeouboard, total, dl.PUbu. •
3 w'taocK e.at,
Wheat wu ruv. «KtiuU-sof 3AX«Obg at HAiMSIKc
fur November, lor December, and a^bcfor
January.
Mesa pork wu alrooger. aak-a being reported of 3.0 W
brlaai au.tutor Non muer. 47.01 forDeociuOer, id. n
for Jaauorr. and SM37S for February.
Lard-i.taju tee at gd.nu for November. A3.ua for Da*
ccmbor. anaSd.uCifarJaauary.
Httenu*. SAipm'ati.
13U.UNI tUIMI
:>Auuo 7«b'*«J
3'O.UAI 'O, U* I
3n.:-43 ru.t.7
to,uuw 7t.uu)
4'i.iro
471',*«
conns necetvßD
CHOPS IH THE NORTHWEST.
PROVISION'S,
M>’OUi» Mort
dtrt. tHbt.
L. nnd Mart
a e/rnra efc-ir*.
IIRRADSTUFFS.
Short Rlt«-aua WO lb* for November lit SI. istat. 17*.
..... ».Atr.R.
n hefttwM *<c belter. rale* helnir nude At mo*t*c
for November and for Deretniier, both rtoulnir
;t oiitaiiii* ftK-irc*. winter whom mild at n.ic for
Noremlter.
corn a.ill at ;ta*«3lefor November and at snW« for
December.
iHte were qnlet nt iPWSInUe for Xoremlcr.
Mr*a rorkwaa atronjrer. with sale* of •j,r«i hrlaat
f„r November, »7.<XKa7.(i7J4 for Decern
twr. and St. 174 for January .
• !:?. r J , . w# f with saleaof 3,000 tea at $9. W*«
O.OTK for January.
tharterawere reported for M.onoba corn and3o,ooo
lattw Srain nil pro^*b,]r more room wu taken for the
last cau„
ito&£ii!S r &* I ri&£ , f td ’j *7.fT7VMI7.in for
J.ember. SB. i.MoJ.tai for January, and S(uu4<an.m
.tjrj”’ '■*•’»? hr la at *7.U7*«7. ill for Do
cember and »*•. !7*«*. , .!0f0r January.
Urrt e.o*ml at S.\irj*flrv.t« for November, SS.imO
2'JS. ~ J Lc ec. l P 'w f * and SS.trrto.n74 for January.
»ajee tea aehcr Novomberal SviriW
otewdr, with aalea of t'D.OOOlbaat
• tl** 0- '• l3 i* for November and si. *l fop January,
Themoraine call meet* at o o'clock to-day. and till
further notice. Uralula added to the Hit of article* to
be called.
BRNKBAIi MARK RTS.
HR AM*—Were quiet ot ft. 4091,05 pf r brl.
niIOOM-CORK—Continues active and unchanged.
The receipt* are large. and plenty of com ta offered by
farmer*! Fine green carpet brush,4ci green huri.fWc:
red-lipped hnrl. fine green, with hurl enough
to work It, *Ho99<ct red-lipped do, saotfoi Inferior,
a.u®2i(c! crooked, tame.
11UTTKR—The batter trade remain* without mneb
action, and prices (till *how a lack of (lability. The
receipt* of choice ami fancy (trade* do not exceed the
enrreot demand, but of the poorer qualities there I* a
pretty law *npply. We quote: Creamery, anojiet
good to choice dairy. l.'<£3oc: medium. litOUoi Info*
rlor to common, oaios.
RAOOINH—Meet* with a steady, moderate Inquiry,
and rules steady at former quotation*. We repeat our
list: Stark, 33*c: Brighton A. met Lewiston. *3lcj
Otter Creek. !Wej American. IttVfci burlaps. 4 and a bu,
uioue: gunnies, single, HdlAct double, 33d24ct wool*
sack*. 40945 c.
CURESK—No Improvement was apparent In the
cheese market. Buyers ate still holding off, amt sales
drag at tbe annexed prices. Stocks are much In excess
of Ihoae usttany carried at this itaaolof the season, and
holders do not regard the futnrn with much confidence.
We quote: Hcntember and October full cream. ttff'S
August do, wawfcct part Skim, low
grades. 3rw.>e,
COAL-Waa quoted fairly active amt firm, with an
thracite lending upward. Wo make no change In onr
llsti Lackawanna, large egg. go.ztj small egg. 80.25:
nut, M.uuj range. fo.bO: Piedmont, *7.<nt ntosstnmr.
fiukii Krle. ffusit Baltimore A Ohio. »4.2.*Kii4.7r,i
Mlnonk. »■!.. 0; Wilmington, »3.oOiGartsherrle,«4.7si
Indiana block. S4.ro.
coopkkagr—Wae quiet and steady, Tierces were
firm under light offerings: Pork barrels, Si.uvai.iu:
lard tlereea, f 1.»*at.35. Whisky barrels, Sl.4otsi.ro:
•Jlcoholdo, St.nnai.na (lucked whisky barrel sure*,
5U7.fk)9k9.00 per I.tons bucked pork do. SlS.tsKAJo.tiui
mid do tierce. ri-Vtinwpi.uj. UoughatarcsaruS3.no
less. Tierce hoops. Slu.uucsi&.nu.
KOHS-Were steady at I7ait*c for fresh, and too for
Ice-house stock.
I*lßll—Were quoted steady under a good demand.
Following are ihn prices current: No. t while*
n«it. per H brt. *a.2si family whiteflih, fi.7sol.nut
trout, *2.isyi3.u»« mackerel, extra mess, u-iirl.
512.50: aclcci inert, fin.ui per M-brh extra shore.
Stl.'O: do. No. 1 thurc. flo.sos do. No. I bay.
87.5irrtH.ivi! do. No. *J shore. fd.500f1.73s No. 2
hay. ts.75U7.U)i fat family do, new. M-hrl. ta.ura
3.23: No. t bay. kit*. Sl.;iool.4i>: do, medium, *l.(xx.»
1.10! family kit*. 75ct4fl.iv>: (ieorga’a codfish. extra,
*3.0003.23: bank cod. 440*Hc: compressed cod. (let
dressed d«.7c: Labrador herring. spill. brls, *7.000
7.50: do round, brla. *«.uootf.ao; do, u.hrla, f3.nui
Holland herring, f 1.20(41.23: amuked halibut, mmvci
acaled herring, per box, 13c: stockfish. tlctCallfor
nlaaulmon. lirta. *13.30; do, H-brU.S7.oo.
FI till 1' AND NUTrt—Met wiin a pretty good demand,
and were Arm generally. Wa quote:
Fonßin.v—Diites, SfeSHe; figs, layer#, l4ol3c:Turk
lih prune*, <f47Hc: Vreuch do. kegs. now, RH0OO:
do, boxes. llw-nc: ratilua, layera. *l.m*»Xi*n Loudon
layera, new. #2.!»302.4dj loo«e Muartlei. old. 81.H.V4
do. new. S2.UUO2. 15: Valencias, new. o««7ct
Zama currants. old, 4HO4Mot do new, 303H0: citron.
. Dokk’srie-Alden applet. 1O0IRc: New York and
Michigan, lOIHe: Southern. uhußHc: Ohio. So.l>|et
peaehea, uoparcu. halves, 404Hu; do. quarter*, awl
4c: raspberries. 92022 c 1 blackberries, oodWci pitted
cherries. 210220. *
Nuts— Filberts, 10®l|et almond* Tarrogona. 17140
me: French wamnta, 13014 s; Naples walnuts. tv*
lOciDrcnuble walnuts, 124014 c: Hrsxlla. rt‘4oUWoi
lexas pecans, Cuhcj river pecan*. nrdfl'jo: Wlinilngtun
peanut*, 4MOSHe* Tennessee do. SH0Oo: Virginia do.
iKtflkC-
ulthKN FUUITS—Were steady, and In fair renueat
The receipts, of apples continue liberal, aod tho street
la well supplied. Applet are moving out frotflyonor.
den. but the local sales arc light: Apolet. si.4o
01.73 in car-lota, and 51. 500x00 per brli cranes, 70
*cper lb: cranberries, Sfl.3OoH.oj per brl: quinces. 000
Toe iwrhatßd: lemons, *B.t.Ooiux» pcrhoxsCxllforula
K-ara, *2.250:1.73 per box: do grapes, 1K413C per
Hi. In-landH box eaten Malaga grapes. *7.0X48.00 per
brl: West India oranges, ST.ixKjKujperbox.
UltUCKUtKK—Sugars remain dull and easy. Coffees,
sirups. mulshes. Men, and apices were fairly active and
firm. We repeat our quotation* of Wednesday:
I(iCR-camllna,flHo7Hct Louisiana. HWO7J4C! Ran
goon. flWo*»fc.
Corrxx-Meudating, Java, 27«2»ct 0.0. Java. 240
2flc: oboioe to fancy itlo. l7Hoi*Rc: good to prime,
1 iNUHHci common to fair, 14015: roasting, IVMO
131*0.
m-oahs— Patented loaf, tOVOloMct crushed, lOMO
K>Hct giamiltlcd. fIHOIOot powdered, lomuiOHet A,
standard. uHstVHct do No. 2. wuidiei extra C, HM<a
HXc: C No, I, BHOAHct C No. 2, 80«Hc: yellow, 70
Hiarpa-Callfornla sugar-loaf drip*. 40043 c: Csllfor
nlssllvrrdnpa, 4«j»soci good tugir-houw sirup. 330
l*tu: extra do, 40>t430. Now Orlvana molaaact, now,
choice. .ViosHßei do prime, fiocts3c: fair. 140 met do
01d. 2> 104301 common muioMua 33035ei black strap,
2U0280. .
sriiiaa—Aliiplce, lOftlOHc; cloves. 40043 c: cassia.
24023 c: popper, 144015 c: nutmegs, No. 1. 000113 c 1
Calcutta glnuer, flaoo
HAV-f wn* quiet and unchanged. The offerlnat were
fair, l*t few sales were made: No. I Uinothy, **.230
8.30: No. 2 do, *7.2307.70: mixed do, fu. l<>o7.ixt; up.
Mud prairie, 53.5007.Uij and No. 1, Sd.uu> oat straw,
IIIDKB—Were steady under a moderate Inoulrr from
dealers sodiannera: Cured hides, light, 7Wc: do. Heavy.
7'itc: do. damaged, «Hc: calf, 10o: deacons. 400: da,
flint, 14401301 dry saUad, 11012 a: green city butch
ers’ cows, uc: sioera, 7c.
Mirr.VLS AND T 1 SNKIIS* BTOCK-Wcre In fair de
mand nnd steady. Following are the quotations:
TT* I’LaTK—IC, lUXI4, W.sojU(i. 20X28, *12.301 IX.
|(7xl4, Su.uc; rooflng, 14x20,1C, fil.uui do, 13x20, IX,
IToTiN—Tmrgc, 1801 small, ivetbrr. sne.
BoLtiKß—No. I. 12hfc: extra, 13c.
lrau—Pig, 4050 per IP, according to quantity t bar.
Ocs lead pipe. 6c. *
CoepßH Uottums, 230: sbeatelng copper, tinned. 20c:
planished do, 22c t uo, cut la slxoa, 25c.
HhrktZiwc-OHc: 7c for leas tbsii (till cuks.
biixKT Inos—No. ftl. 3 l-toa rau-at llusaltlroo, Noa.
Oto 12. I'Jci American iilaultiicd A. liiHut 11. uHct
gnlvanlxed Iron, No. 2d. 14c; with discounter 430 >Hir
cent. *
lUr Ikon—Common, fi.fto33.on,
Wm*-Noa. 1 to 4. Pci fttot«,lout]otoli.llet I2t
llttot IS and 11. UHC, IS and 10. I4ct 17, lftdt l& 100,
ID. I wet JO, 2(>o. Discount of 46 per cent Fence wire,
largeoramallquantltlea, We.
fTMLB—Wore quiet at fi. 1632.20 rates.
OM.s-JVere In fair requeat, with price* ihowlng
no quotable ehange. Carbon waa active. Lard «u
dull and very weak. Other olla were fairly alnwlrt
Carbon, nu dug. teat. I2oi carbon, Ullcoia legal
tnii deg. teat, I4Wcj headlight. I7r. deg test. IwAic:
Michigan, legal test, aftc: extra winter atralned lard
oil, itvct do lcu*preued. ate: No. 1. &sct No. u, :ioat
lluseed.raw, rawi Iwlled, tile: white, wlnier-bleecbed.
diet iporni, fl.ftb: neatafout .oil. smelly pure, u*|
U*>e{ do extra, (ties do No. I. «sit bonk oil, 4ic: straits,
4*c: miners’ oil. 67cj turpentine, 3Jci naputhl*.
duudorlsed, «3 gravity, net naollue, ik-ooerlutd. 74
dug., met gsaoliue. 87 deg.. limJmc: Weal Virginia,
natural, sh deg., U6ci natural, so dug., atwi reduced,
asdeg.. 'JMtM. '
I'OULTUY-Waa dull and weak, especially live
chickens, which were lo heavy mpply, Dross turkey*
were quoted at 10c. and do chicken* at He pur 10, and
whnu In good order sold ready to the city trade. Uame
was quiet and ea*y. especially wild duck*. Chicken*
wure quoted at $1,76«2..'dJ, turkey* at h«F*c, duck* at
fJ.PO, and geese at M.6037.UU. Small ducks, fl.tti
Ml.'si. mallards, $X0032,g6, Fral/lu chicken* were
quoted at 61.WX4t.n0.
I'orAiOl.s-Wcro la moderate demand for ship*
ment, and the local retailers are laying In winter sun*
pile*. The receipt* continue large, and the market I*
iinsy on anything not choice. Fruehnlowaaoid at 6tw
f**c. Ksrlr Hose si N>c on track. Fair Kuso were quoted
at 46c. and mixed cars brought :ttvg4nc.
HALT—Continue* in light request and steady, Pack*
era are buying! otherwise them la not much doing. Tha
shipments Includn salt that has been sold aimed. Kina
salt. l*io lairbrlturdlnary coarse, fi.ftnt dairy, per brL
»l ,3< (f j.un do, per sack, am lbs, fl.io; Aabton dairy.
sft.n>u«raack. "
HKKDs-Uovor was lb better request, both hums and
foreign orders wing on the market and steady at sl.m
W‘-7i. 'lluiothy was steady und omot. The oflerlnga
were llghu Hales were male at sl.urg*l.ia Flax was
scarccondquletatft.lftssi.JU.
TKAK-Are moving freely fur tbo season, and tba
market Is firm. Ilclow are tlm pricua current:
(Jyio*ownit*-Couimon, 23«.tunj good do. ftft'Aftftni
ratallun), .‘pwalftct good do. 4Hav>c: Ane. ftodS-Mc: finest.
rowsfiOc; choice. urggTuet choicest, 7&4saOct fancy, uuctf
IwnKßfAL—Common. asa'iSn: good do, ftocftaemie*
dlum. ftioaHci good do. 4tti*4ftot Pus, 4.Vg4Hct OuesL.
6(g«.vtc; choice, mvxnftct cliolcuot, iM,t7ftc.
Yoi.ko iitsoa-Coiiimon. JUauitc; goml do. •JAAftici
medium, b.*m*JKci good do, 4<Xtl4B«: Hoc. 43ttluc:
finest, choice, utxsigtc: choicest. h.VaH3c.
JaPAg—Common. JUMJtxtt good common. Metxjei
medium. T-’ta.'iict uuixl imidlum, xwmct One, 4;k*4ftct
flni-sl, 4N>isftoc: rimlw. fatjutc: choicest, ft&atiftu;
choice new, &.vgotk;:cliol«*utao. nftHioc.
noLuku-Comutou. uxtjftct gornl coiiuoon. xagaict
medium, ft&Mfttict good medium. :Maiocs Ane. 4X«4.%c:
finest, raiuftftct choice. braanHu: choli-cst. uugTOc.
WOOU—net]* at $7.(0 aud s<ktAj for maple aud beech
reaiwctlvely. Haim are quoted at fl.ueit.oa The
above price* Inciuda delivery.
WHlhKV—sale was rviairted of flnrt brla on ihe baala
of »l.<w ner galhinfor hlnhwlnea. and alcohol told at
.Mac delivered in New York for cxiiori. New York
wo* quoted at st.tusl.ll, CtnclimaU at fLua, aud
I'eorla at *1.07.
Wool.—Was In moderate request and ataady. Tba
receipt* were lair, aud the a lock la gaJnlug, though
the shipments continue lain Washed fleece. UMantci
tnrdium unwashed wool. 33®3:tc: Oii.mlolu good euodl
lluu. ihdibvi ami heavy unwubed. liuiuo: tub*
waatieu, choke. auoiwct common to fair do, ;>ia:tuct
Colorado, medium aood condition, 'XUi'OICI Aua do. 33
4£>Ci cuuiinoa, loaox; coarse, liaiuc.
tsIVK STOCK,
CUICAfIO.
Rses/tm- Coni'. ;/«y«. ahtm.
Monday .... 4.01.1 1f.,1114 I*7
Tuesday. ; Ji.m« 9'..nnt 1 -jib
Wedueaday a. M 3 S3.au 1.174
Thursday *.3>u IPsUJO .
T0ta1.... 10,710 .KAIOH JmS
baiOM time last week 1h.:»I4 kj.hC|
Weak before tut ....33.UM M.« 77 ft. 334
.VAiomiNta- •,
Monday 713 ( 1,010
Tuesday. M 3 l.twr * ...
wedueaday 1,741 ;vkj7
CATTLK-Tbe market wu more acllvu tlian on ei
ther of tba preceding daya of tbe week, and wu acnsl
bly Uniter, tltuugb to wbat Influences tbe Improvement
wa* attributable It would be dltflcult to’ tar. usleaa tbe
(act (bat there wu a acme wbat dlulolabcd run of etock
furntabe* tba explanation. AtaK aventa there wu a
freer movement both on ablpplng and ktcal account,
and by Some it wu claimed Ibat the decline of the day
before wu (ally recovered, bat (he published tale*
acaruely warrant tbe claim. Tbe receipt# embraced a
■mailer percentage of Western cattle tbao fur many
day* previous, which might readily be Inferred from a
glauce al tbe sales, wblcu show a much higher averogu
of prices than of late. Trading wu at 91.Tiei.HU
tbe bulk at «3.wax7l. Acalawaga aold at 51.7343. Wt
common to good fat cow# and poor to fair mixed
butchers* lota at |3.31«3.-‘<o; alockera at 13.3343.711
aadf*lrtoexiraalorraatg».i:4i.»». Noruls a Ad
dema auld luu bead at tbe latter Ugure. Tucru ware
Skill, ut 'i'aih* tbrouuii taUXla at bAg.U .ttoOUb mad uf
t'olunulO'TMM at f J.7,v<:
tana’i rlunard hnnda at R;».
with aotnfi tnifTlcft ov>-
ij.ik. home rutlvn Mnn*
.av The market ctoeed Hrm
Extra neercs-Ortdei} aterri
tlx anil upward*
Cum..- I . 1,.l
•leer*. weighing 1,390 to j,
ttooil Heeves-Well-fauenct 1
Ins 1.1 vi id i,am iim
Medium l)rvle«-stecn In fa
ing i.tsmio I.an in,
lluuher*’ Stock—l’oorto cor
common to choice cow*. fo
weighing xooto l.'ivnha..
Stock Cattle-Common caul
to I .nao Iba
Inferior-Light and thin row
l>iilla, amtiealiawag *teen
Colorado-Tex««
Texu—Through cattle
Veal*-I*er too lb* (natives)
I .. OATTI.t f ALU.
! 00. Ac. I’nre. y„. Ar. Prie»,
l‘« 1,47.9 Sl.mt j> 1,010 S:l.u->
iw I,nil 4.0 HIX |,t(KI 3.01
17 1,474 4.90 37 uvi 8.01
49 1,f<07 4.40 IN |, 107 X|9
X37 4.19 IT 1.U90 8.19
4X t,4:rj 4.19 );|| |.UM 8.19
£« 1.4X4 4.1314 31 1.0(11 3.19
20 t.3Bx 4.(xi ;rr i.oos a. n%
ii 9 i.aio 4.i0 ht. tni a.in
91 4,00 |;im mn 3.10
17 1.105 B.W) 33 Teiaa.. KBO -J.XJH
*7 l.nt.i 3.H9 an Texas.. mh4 3.H5
119 11.75 ID HU 3.H9
17 1,370 3.00 10 •twck'e.l.tKt X 79
19 1,301 8.00 111 Stock'!, 094 3.79
*•» M"4 9.00 47 Texit*.. H*» 3.79
93 I.»H 3..90 30 I.OUI 2.79
J 9 1,340 3.09 30 1,009 8.79
99 J.3 1« «.49 ;,fl 7.99 3.711
*7 1.387 8.49 ;m aifKk'a. H 34 3.09
91 }. Wit 8.41) 13 PttKk'a. HID 3.09
99 !.»:« 3.3714 09 Te*aa.. Kio 3.«314
.W1...,....,.1.tri0 a. 3.9 uiicnwa.... INI 3.00
143 Mont A. 1,330 a. 39 1.1c0w*,.. MlO 3.. T)
71 Mont a. 1,3 M 8.39 in atock'a. mm 3.4 )
83 1,140 a. 39 at ,H 9 3.40
110 Mont’A.l,37U 8.3-9 locum ... Hta 3.111
33 1.140 3.39 13 H<o 3.30
33 I.tMO 3,20 T 4 7fk> 3.10
£* M-9 U.2M 31 COW*.... 73 J 3.10
07 1,134 8.30 1.9 HH'. 3.m
80X Col-Tex l«l 3.09 Ur. M4B 3.00
HOOS—Willi ailccrcMc la tlie receipt* of *otne.V"x<
head the market yutenlny wa* firmer. Tim weather
waa all that could be dculred, and the nualltyof the
hoga above the average, and with a *harp packing and
mopping demand to meet *eller« fonml no difficulty In
e(Tec(lng*ale*atsc advance. The bulk of the aupnlr
waadl»ix»edof before noon, and, excepting some ar
rival* by a late train, about everything aold. The mar
ket closed firm at SXi*K<tß.oo lor bacon grades. at 83,09
MB.IO for medium and heavy weight packing grades,
and at 83.0.‘<*8.1.9 for good tu prime shipper*. A few
extra Philadelphian*fetched 5a.35M3.30. Itoaenbanm.
Ham A Co. aold HchwarU llru*. a car-load at theouuido
tlgure. Skip* and Inferior lota generally were alow at
*3.3-V43.7.9. Hums lota of |ilg* tainted with cholera
werectMied out at Sl.ttxixuo. The following Mle*
Wore Dlntlll
.Vo. Av. Prfce.
4X.. ..879 *3.:«
UN....31(1 3.39
40.. ..805 3.15
90.. 333 3.15
41*,.. 833 8.15
93.. 4 3.19
93.. ..3JN 8.15
49.. 307 3.15
r>0....H3fl a. is
187.. 8.15
40.. ..833 3.15
01.. ..301 8.15
9H....3H4 3.1314
63.. ..373 3.10
9X....3U3 3.10
41.. 8.10
59.. ..313 3.1314
31. ...800 3,134
190 .. B>U 8,1314
in 3.10
01.. 3.10
118.. 250 B.to
111)....308 8.10
4H....3111 3.10
01.. B.io
57.. ..370 8.10
170....378 8.10
40.. 8.10
91.. 8.10
00-...205 8.10
KllKKP—Rnnali
100 lb* fur loferle
kTIO*«.
r*. wrlgMoiMOO
.•iso ii...
I necr*. weigh-
Air (letli. wcluli
mmonxermtmi
or cur ulotiahter
:lc, wd^lilturTW
w*. heifer*
-« t.flttM.m
V.MMtf.IU
iuv<4.m
2.7341 .60
non iulm.
.Vo, Ar. /’/ ire.
:u*.,..a0053.i0
i50.. ,.270 3.10
1&7....2US :i. in
M.... 266 3.115
No. At. Prlet.
A5....271 f3.HI
01.. ..203 3.00
O' 2!«) .1.111
37.. 96 3.00
4H....2U) 3.10
22.. ..an a.oo
1U0....H4) .1.(0
:>3 ...ins 3.(0
27.. .237 ».<U
77.. ..244 .1.(0
142....2JH 3.(0
n<»....220 :mo
06.. .201 ,1.(0
os....saw 2.as
03.. 2,05
0. .I*o 2.'JO
31.. ..161 2.(0
01. ... 215 2.10
At.... 144 3.7 S
31.. 2.T0
A0....K0 2.70
30 ...IK) 2.50
35.. 2.50
2H....KU 2.40
41 . 171 2.40
40.. 9.35
23.. 101 2.0)
7tf . . UH 1,50
3. CO
:t.i»
3.05
3.U5
3.05
3.00
3.00
M....2V)
50..
5ft....237
too ...285
to-
67.. ..213
40.. 213
37....301
A2....2U0
1it)....261
3f1.,..’ai7 3!us
01....0« 3.05
4.1.. aw 3.0)
65.. 3.05
101.. .272 3.16
41>,...224 S.OS
104.. 3.00
:<2....210 3.U1
06.. .270 in
33.. 0.00
32.. .216 3,(J0
70.. ItV 3.00
141)..,,2ft*- 3.00
at t3.2503.39per.
to prime ounlltlu.
nuFrAto.
norFAto, Oct. si.-CATTLK-n«e«lpta, l.ttMtmsr
kct Hull} prices declined shout So on nil grades: choice
to extra sieere, Jt.ou»4.ini good shippers, «s.x*M.r>U|
medium, 53.i0553.H3! common, *3.ou'43.;i'»i oxen.
S:t.»x«i.Ous bulls, tl.rvftl.&ut fow toads unsold.
BIIRSF AMU Lambs— Receipts, 4,odui market nrasad
unchanged.
Houi-Uecelpti. laMSi market dulls prices IMMOc
lowers turkers. good to choice. f:«.cw»:i.ir.i common,
W.udt heavy, S 3. I.vyn.mi do common. SJ.7Msa.Uu;
iwenty-flvs cars uusoids market closed weak.
Sr. Louis, (let. 31.-
Tc*an» am) Houthwes
Hajmly malnlf through
rH duck. and iKlcoi dull and weak,
uuged; receipt*, i,«uji iblpmeuUi
hoi not quolahly clu
siixxr-Falr butchers' demand at ptctlous prices; re
eelnu, |,mi; shipments, mi.
Ifooi-Weaiher colds reeling better) good demand!
light shinning to lorkcrs. tJ.7Mi3.a'»i packing and
notions, sxiinaa. in: butchers' and Fhlladelphlas,s3. lo
tM.uat receipts, «,aus shipments, 3.7U1. .
.. . MrruuEurr.
Hast l.inxnTt. Oct. Jl.-CArrr.e-Recelpts to-dsy.
187 head through and l»:» locals total for three dsn,
tut through and i.tm locals supply lights nothin*
doing to-days market over fur the week.
n"Us-llcco|nt)i to-day, LT3 J heads lolal for three
Yorkers, gj.ouas.l3i I'lilladelphlas, »a.ao
to-day. m» head: total forthreo
daya, .I.7UUS uotblngdolugto-days market cluaed for
the week.
OBW I UlilM
Nssr Vosr. Oct. ai.-Ilnsvxs-Onlf 23 received! no
trade to spook of; dressed beof dull at M.wwi.<n for
Texas and Colorado (Ideas *3.air*7.u» for naslru do.
StiKßi>-liecelpls. 4,a«t market a llitlo mure active,
firmer price*! general sales of sheep at gt.iiMi.&us
lamb*. si.»s».vu)t a car-load of fat Ohio wethers for
export at g.v-J3.
• HwsxE-Keceipts. itwsn market quiet at txsooa.oo
for live, and $4.aa®4.75 for dressed.
CINCINNA
CISCIKKATI, OCt. 31.-11(1(1*-
mandi common. Si..v*SJ.7&t I
In*. Imtcuera*,
7,aoJ|iWFmcnu, 1,7-H.
;atil
*—Htetrjf, with » fair tie*
ittchc, »-j.noaxofii pane*
*j.uxm.ui. Receipt*.
IATMIIKR,
The caw market «u nearly hare of lumber y ester
day. and quiet. A cargo of shingles sold early. nod two
or three arrival* were noted after trading hour*. piece
•tuff waa quoted at t7.aua7.33, the ouUlde fur the
choice enrgoea, andtoch at *u.u;ail.OO, Uhlngles were
guoUHlalti.T3a3.oU. and fancy brand* at tXta Lath
were unchanged, f 1.39 belay tbo current price. The
fleet la expected tbo las; of tbe week. Local dealer*
are taking moat of the Huff now arriving, though tbe
Interior dealer* located oa the canal bare bought a few
cargoes recently. There la no competition between
buyer*, however, and tbo dcprcaaloo due to big receipt!
continues.
The cargo ef barge 0. Campbell, from Ludlngton.
800,01)0 ft piece aloft, aold at 17,33, Tbo cargo of schr
K. M. Rtanlnu, from White Lake, I03.OU) ft Inch lum
ber. sold at SIMM.
At the yards fair sale*. In tbe aggregate, were made
at tbe ruling prices. Following are the quotations!
First and aeooud clear. Hi and 3 tueti 133.10033.50
Third euar, l!<to3luch s».«a3i>.u»
liitnlclaar, Inch ptt.ui
Pint and clear droMed aiding m.tu
Flrsteommondreasedaldlne H.ui
Flouring, flntcommon, dressed.. “3.n0
Flooring, sucondcoutmou. drc*»ed 33.<v>
Flooring, third common, dressed.... lU.M
Uox boards. A, 13 Inches and upwards. ... 31.00033.90
Has board*, It, 13 Inches and upwards 30.UN437.90
Hex boards. C 17.UiaiH.90
A stock hoanla, Idle I3lnch, rough 3t.UNia3H.UO
II stock boards, to to 13 Inch *jo,uum39.ui
C stock boards, 10 to 13 Inch 10.uai7.uo
l> or common *u«k boards, 13.u0a14.u0
Fencing. No. 1 UMJualt.OO
Fencing. No. 3 U.Uaiu.U)
Common board* lo.ooan.uU
Cull board* p.uatO.oo
Dlmenslun-atulT u.&uoll.uu
IMuivoiioo-Muif, 3U to aon iu.9iatu.uo
Call*, a inch K.uoa o oo
Pickets, nmgtt and select T.uoail.ui
Pickets, select, dressed, and headed Ik.ui
Lath l.sooi i,7b
Uhlugtes, *'A" standard to exim dr/ 3.3na 3.1 u
Khlngte*, standard green 3.U»4 3.19
Htilngles, No. I i.uii i.to
Cedar aUlugles. k.uoa 3.10
BY TELKGUAPU,
FOniCION CITIES.
The following were received by the Chicago Board ef
Triule:
l.tvaaronu Oct 81-lti3D a. m.-FJonr. 13923*.
Wheat—Winter, do Hdatf* IOd; spring. 7«ftdas*ttdt
white,o*7daa*udt rlub.os ndatuald. C0rn,33501933*
bd. Pork. 49*. Lard, at* ed.
Livbnfool, Oct 31.-IVtm*me**pork—Eastern, 52s |
Western. 49*. liacon-Now Cuniberland*.U7*t short riba,
Used i lung clear, Sls6d; short clear, sas; shoulder*.
W*. llama 475. Lard, Btsttd. Prime loess beef, on*;
Indio meat beef, TO*: astro India mess beef, uus.
Cheese. 47* «d. Tallow. 37* 3d.
LctgbON, Oct. ai.—l.irxspool- Wheat steady. Corn
strong. Cantoeeoff coast-Wheat firms fair average No.
3 spring. :m»; fair average red winter, *isfij. Corn
firms /air average American mixed, UU. Csrgocson
passage-Wheat strung. Curs firm. Uood shipping
California wheat Just shipped, *ss fid; nearly due, *a.
Weather la KngUmt very cold.
fipsriul DDpattfs Co The Tribune.
Livutool, Oct. si—ll:9o a. m.-Flour, No. 1,33 as
No, x I us.
Gksim—Wheat—Winter. No. I. fit lOdt No. 3, H»
fids aprtog. No. I. oaMt No. x 7s Sdt white. No. I. Os
Odt No. x oeTdsclub. No. I. loa ids No. x Betid. Coro
—New, No. 1,39 s ud; No. X Xta6d.
Paovuiosa-rork. si*. Lard. sis Od.
Liverpool. Oct. 91.—CoiTOg-Dull at 5 iMdll
• MM; sales, T.uoo balms specula It oa and export,
l.fiun American. *.nax
Laud—American, sit Sd.
AMTWaUf, Oct. 31.—I’KTKOLIUU—S3a 3d.
AMERICAN crriEa.
* NSW YORK.
Special nufiateh to /*w rribuaa.
K«w Toa*. oct. si. -CaaiK—Wheat much tern active,
and more or leas unsettled; winter grades opened Hwlo
per hu bly tiers market during the afternoon weakened
a little: toward the close stride more steadiness was
developed: spring leas soughlt earlier bids Indicated a
higher range by fettle permit cable edvtcvsof astrang
cr and fairly active market. Coro rather less suugbts
transactions Indicated an advance of shout He par bus
mixed Western, *ue*7He. Rye held more firmly, but
quiet: H.UUU bu No. 3 Western at due. Date fairly actlva
at generally unchanged prices; white Western. IXOCO
buatswoatcs Ne.sCblcagu, aoHtdhUo. ITeed has been
moderately sought after.
I‘aovuiuna-UeaaporkmoraacUvai quoted rather
firms Western mess more active ou an advance, No
vember closing at 97.75: December. 97.75; new, Janu
ary. »u. 75. Cut mesu moderately actlva at steady
figures. Raeou In rather better demand; Western loug
clear, 5Ha-,Hc states of ao boxes shun clear, Novem
ber delivery, 5Hc. Lard less active for early delivery:
somewhat stronger In prices xalca of «uo ta at 9xxiw
TaLLuw-Uora aetlvat prime to choice, 8 IHU
me.
fivoai-cantrifugaleteck quite active at Inside fig
ures: refined In moderate demand.
WuijcT-llcldst ft.il.with ft.luH reported bid
regular; market dull.
FutonTi—ti'ilrly actlvo Inquiry (or
# i
• it craln: Arm r»Ni for Utern..' en nt ...,. .
steam lnc!rH<’,| Rp*in n» V n»r»?. i^. eof * b f
T Tofh« HViWm Anoelattd Prtt*.
fmnie* fjnlels Novi-rntter.
»“™! ry * ,M!,US r * ,,ru,ry '
Kr-oua—lleiter 'lomandi reeelnra. -timi
Plnie and WV.irrr*. ».i w-i.v., p7/mr?,V
t-jira. *,v*t clmlee.
wheat estra. j-.t extra Ohln, *i oliir nV'Vf
'*" •* •a.frwa.l.TSi Minnesota patent
.s«.nna«.79
4.41X4!.:»
xmi.An
91.0. unirrsuied amber, 9 l."l(’4l.<tV(> \ 0 ‘ I' l '*.
»,r, » n ',r rwH
SiS-SKiSfe. 1 - •"*«“' a "*
)Ur-uiilet. but firm at 4oa<3c.
mop*—Dull and nominal,
Gnockßtß** Coffee firms eaten private i ni> ., _ A
Killf.i.ffisjsr""*" 1 "'- ,tW7 « c - «“|-"T3
4 , V.5?,t1!,V. , " k ' t d "“' "•'••* «*■ «*.
Tau.ow—Firm at oV^HPie.
Hmin—Doll and nmhaiwed.
TuitrxNTtNi-SMtadv at a*>(e.
Kooa-Flrm and nnciiangcd.
PBovsaiona—l’otk flrtncrt meat, 97 7vanm n .
»««■»«». cut meau heavy: long clear miffi^ o ** ?$£ f
jhou ao, «.,uo. um nrm.n Ptiin? .«.m,
l»irrraii-«fpa'lf and unchanged.
CJirkar—Market dulls WrMern, ho>>c.
WniaiY-«i.lo4bbls 91.1 t staked*
IULTINOISB.
JIAI.TINORI. Ocu 31. —FLOUR—More iris*. ....
ateady; Howarditrert and Weatern miner. SayuM*"?
extra. ti.7vni.us family, 9i.soos.ryt. *
Gisain— Wheat—Weatern firmer and hlzhen v« -
PenMylvanla red. ti.uiUs No. 3 Weitern
•l»* ind November. 91.01401.0141 December‘•i
r-rl.O’Kl Jamury, SMH*. Corn-Weatcrn Arm .?$
niilets old We»tern mued. ipoe, arcs NnrruhM , a , n .'J
ntldes December, ■mw.’s .(armory, arc. o’ai« e »(. <7
ami (Inn; Western white. a>v.^h^e: , do ralxed M ov*i? ),r
Pennaylranla. avime. llye firmer.
I’lwmiso.K-Hat and nominal. Bulk n,,i,_r„.
•ll.ral‘l'~. yj|ot ililc. .?«■« perrar efr® 1 ' 0 °"
Huttkr— t\eak, Inst not lower fop choices'
packed and roll. tnoiHi-.. c ‘*>e«om
flnoVVc * c *— uol l an<j oonilnaltcrude, r*.
Coppti-null and nominal; t(|o earsoea. nam,
wntaar—tjulett noatocks nominally tf.tiuiiVu
FnitoiiTa— To Liverpool oeraieameruuletscriin
mtIPMXNTS-WilCAt. .VI. *OO bit.
piifLAnit.rnu.
Pnn.aoxi.mra, Oct. 31. FLourt-Steady. itinera.
J3.jiwi.us, emaa. *l.f«M:l.ao; Mlnnewtta
94.fto«3.iflihlghgraikt. lire flonr, <3 ft
Grain—Wheat firms No. area, Sl.uoKs ainbof ti*m
01. on white. tI.'UOI.KSs No. a Chicago, we'evi™
■cendrs yellow, 4*<«4h.4c. Gala steady; white Wr.i,,,
aai7e: Xlsx',«. Kyn e«.!crV\v"l"rn. ®
Provision*—Dull, Me*a pork. ch.uk)<«..v).
meai beef, COMM. Hama—Smoked.u*iu4cs nick!*. 1
70hcs irrcon. ft4«*:c. Lard fldtt prime ifeatn, |,i '
Homi-New York Stile and Itradfonl counu
Pa., extra*. iPojncs Wcatern Ueierre, luwtrc. “
Enos—Firms Weatern, 330 ate.
Ciiriir— Dulls Weiiorn full cream, H4o9e.
Pirnoi.iUM-Stc.vly: refined, i>c; cruuo. 7'(o
Winner—Nominally unchanged.
llKOiteri—Flour, 3.500 tries wheat, 0.000 bus con
13,UGbut oats, u.ouubus rye. l.uuobu. "•
TOl.ltKI.
Toi.ino. 0.. Oct. 31.-Ki.ouß-Steadr.
Grain— Wheatcloaca easier: No. 1 Michigan, wu*.
No. Udo, KBcs attibur Michigan. ca*h.i)| 4c 1 Novetn£r
ni‘(c; December. ui4cs No. ado. hoc; No. a red win.
tcrcaalt. iOcsGctoher.naJies November and Desnntrr
Diet No. 3 d.v, Hies No. 3 Dayton A Mlcbluan red
Ul4e: N 0.3 do, Hues rejected WanaMi.7fte: tinnier Writ'
em, met No. a amber Illinois. 07c. Guru atcadrs hizh
mixed. 37Hcs No. a ca*h. sniHct October, stves new
white. 3H.sct rejected, stiMc. OaiaUuH;
Ct.o'viit tSiin— Dull amt nominal,
FuiiniiTa—Firms wheat to HulTiOo, 3t{es com, 3e
Htnupra—Wheat, btsuo bus com, 17,000 bus oast.
3,1*1) bu.
Bn ipMiiTa-Wbeat, 71.000 bus corn, l.ooobusoait
none. H
Toi.ino. Oct 91—4 p. m.—OtiaiN—Wheat cloiei
eaaler; amber Mlcliliao, cash and Noremhcr. uiv# rjci
buyer Noveml-er, No. aml.eaah. OlVjct Novemncrauil
December, red canal. blHc. Cora-Notblm
done. Oata dulls No. 3. ale naked, aujte bid. *
»T. LOUIS.
Br. Louit. Oct. 3t.—Flock—Unchanged.
Gkaih—Wheat hlvhcrs No. a red, aiWQfl.’iUo rubs
R:iv«*H.mc Novembers KkdftTKc Deceml>ers
rwoio .lauuarys No. 3 do, 7i*J44#7t*f<cs No. a anrlur.
7lsc. t.-ru Arm and rcarcc: aa<9:i.-J4c bid cubs ;tiUs
bid Novembers attco May. Gaia sinners 2U'<c euui
auo Novembers auNMau<«e December. Kya lowers
4OWot')o** Harley unchanged.
WiiiaKißrUDGhanKcd at 91.05.
I’RonaioSa—Pork dull nt 97.47H07.50. Drr-ult
nominal. Uacuo lowers 94.laji, i-l.'ftyS.lQ. fr fc i7!4
OV37H. Lardquletnl9V7A.
tuoitrra—Flour, A,ou)brlat wheat, 00,000 bus com.
7.nu>ous oata, ai.<u>but rye, 3,(«Gs barley, i:i.uoins.
Biiii*M«NTa-Flonr. it.on bria; wheat. aa.u" bus
corn, a.uou bus ouu, txmo: rye, nuaei parley, ooae.
CINCINNATI.
CtkotVNATi, Oct* 31. —Cotton—ln fair demand at
P)sc.
Flour—Dull and unclianßed.
Grain— Wbeut dull at KhdNHet reeelpta. 7.00 has
ahlpmenta, t, MX) bu. Com aieady, with a fnlrdrsnaai
atavi)d?c. Gaia quiet but atoady at itya la
good demand at AOo. Harley quiet and ummaneed.
PaoviaiONi—Fork Jobbing. 97. .V*£#7.7.l. l.unTluroM
dematsdt current make. kettle, id'Mj
7.00. Hulk meau-Markct il)ll and prlr-ca a »hna
lower at 93.00 for ahmildcra. 91.050t.10 for dear ilwj
94.3)ibldi 9<.->o naked forelenr. Itacon Inactive aad
lowers 94.uxa4.H7Ji. 9S.U), and 93.lgH0i.at.
WisiaKY—Meady, with a lair domaud, at 51.0 L
LtNalio Oil—Dull and drooping at &4c.
MILWAUKRK.
Milwadxki. Oct. si.— Flour— cjulet and firmer.
Grain— Wheat flrmert opened J<o highers rioted
Anns No. 1 Ullwaukeu bard. I*4ol No. I
H.lot No. 3 do, Hlcj October, mici Novcmi**T. hiijci
Jjeccmbor, < aoHcs January, Httis No. a Ullwauku.
liOHcs No. 4s Sues rejected. Sic. Corn quiet and ua*
eiißiikcdt No. 3. 310. Gnu quiet and uncliotmvd; No.
a. MM4C. Hyo atcadyt No. 1,41 c. Harley ca.ler; No.
a aprlug. Hies NovoDibcr, Kies Dcceiulwr, » , 7W'i'v.
I’RoviaiONS—(Juiet and firmer. Mi-u porx-OM,
97.<*n new, *h.uo. PrluiotteunUrd.9j.K7.
Fkiioii ra—Wlirat to Hufriilo, 4014 c.
lUcaii'ia—Flour, H,onubrl*s wheat. Citnohu.
fiutPXiNTt-Fluur. tuioubrlas wheat. ;u,uoubsL
LOUtaVILLK.
Louuvillr. Oct. 3i.-CorroN—Quiet at be.
Fixti'K—Dull and anebaogud.
Grain—Wheat—Market isuiots red, wot ambcranl
wblte. DOOuac. Corn ateauys white. 43cs tnlxou, 4le.
Gala—Market dullt white, a to; mixed, aac. liji
iteady at L3c.
Hay—Quiet at 93.OO0O.&O.
pßovtatoNa—Pork dull and lower at 9ft.oa Lard
quiets choice leaf tierce, SH.«); d.» kea*. fit.JO. bJi«
nscau dull and nominal. Uacon dull nti<l lowers ihojl
dera, 4cs clear rib, SitSJies clear, 84c. tiugar-curtu
bainailolUc.
Wuiait—Firm at 9t.(H. •
INMIANAFOLI9.
iKiitANAPOLia, ImJ.. (lei. 31,—Hona—Inactive and
lowers ctsolM, 9a.i*Kt3.au fair. Sa.7Uoi.tOs atockera.
9a.000a.80s rccelpu. T.ojobead.
FLOui-tiietdjrt fancy, S4.iaJoß.tiU: family, 9<-<DO
GiiAta—Wheat atrongers' No. 3 red. SHIKic. Cora
ateadyt :ri4«f3:wt December, aio3lo. tiaie quiet and
unchanged! white, IMtaoct mixed, |h4oMiJ#o. l.je.
43c.
Pnoviainßß-Dull and lowers ahnulden, 4ct clear rlw
44c. Lard, f.He. llama. 64074c*
Kioiirra—Wheat. ia,iui) bu.
BUHTUN,
Hobton, Oct. si.— Flouis— Nominally nnchanard.
Grain — Corn quiets mixed aud yellow, Situ«t
atcamcr, 804081 c. oataßrmi No. 1 aud extra wiilse.
3<Kk3oe| No. J wltUe. aics No. 3 white, Sues Milled.
ao4>i#3ic. I(ye,uioa3c. . .
llKuxit'Ta—Flour, dux) brla; com, aa.ooo bus wbeak
B,oou bu.
BUFFALO.
Buffalo. Oct, Si.-Uitsig-Wheat dullt *alea A «
bu Uululb. private term*: No. 3 Milwaukee iirldst
Hue. Com quiets sales, H,.v>ibu No. 3 Cidcagoßl tut
now offered at 40t*c. Outs neglected. It/* aegrtcuo.
Harley neglected. . .. .
FBaiuiiTs-Canal, 7Mc wheal: QMccsro. Usllrosd,
nominally 8)«e wheat.
narnoiT.
niraotr, Oct. ai.—Ftovn-Flrm and In good
UtutM-Wbeat Oracrtextra.tfflio: No.l white,MH*i
November. iHJtc: December, uOct January, o<c; i:»u*
lug No. 1. ItOHu asked. lteedpts.3U.933 but shlpwvWA
Oil, 147 bu.
uawßoo.
Oswiuu.N. Y., <>ct ai. -dust*—Wheat unchanged.
Com quiet; No. I Toledo. 49<*c.
l-RUItU. .
Pkoris, Oct 3U-Usuuwixxs—6tci£y: aales J*
brlsatdl.UT.
PETROLEUM.
CLRVBLtKD. U., Oct »1.-P*TBOf.«trw -Markw
quiet and steady t stand trd while. I Hi u*t nc. ,
Piitshuku, Pa., Oft at.—pgraotaug fjo'”*
crude »toady at fI.UiH at Parker's fur Imouuiy*
shipment: refined dull: held utuHA Punadulputsu**
,l l)i7cfnr. Pa.. Oct a».-P*T»OLkn*-Markci up***
ed quiet and (trady. with sole* at declinedin
83*0. at wnlch price U ni«**.*di ahlpm-uu, 3d,nw bru.
averaging uaojuj Uausuctlunt 30U.UUJ.
DUY-CJOODS.
Kbw York, Oct. :ii.-Culiou good! «»ntlnu« quiet,
hot fairly steady in prices colored duck* In l*«n»r ««
matid by vise win trades prints moving
gmgltaiiudulls men's wuar of w.*.>lun» lu figh■
woistrd coatings and rloakluge In (air requests forma
goods sluggish, but cafhuieraa steady.
TURPENTINE.
WiLwixnTOK, ucL 91.-brum or TwswtTts*-
Qalel at _
THE MICHIGAN TREASURY.
Uptcidl flUjtatck to T*t Triouaa , .
LiK.lKn, Mkh., 0«. 81.—Ike (all,.wine I* •
•tatemeut of the receipt* and tlUbiiriomouia a*
the Htato Treasurer 1 # oIIUo for tho moiith eiio-
Uur Oft. 81, 1878: Uxluuce ou band BayU •«.
1878, #4oo, mas; receipts fur tho mouth, *•«»*
tula), J1MV.i17.57l dlakunuucuU ter
Ilia month. JiM.Hsl.iVi balaureon kanJ 0*
81. 1878, r-Ti,.li7ii. -
UUA'iV IIMIEUILV
GI»V’B SPECIFIC MEDICINE,
TRADE M«RK. Tb. <)re»l Kn-TIIAOE
*1)1 rv £o tfr*s>fj 1
Ajg> radically cure aur It j
• M.' * v<,rj '
extras or overwork jJJfN?
APyyArV of the brain sod ncr .jroAnlfflb
Bvfora Toting.
used for over thirty years wills great socewe- , e .
UT Tull particulars la our pemphUtwh ten•• , M
lire to send Irro by mat) to every one. CIT T*!?k£r. of
Medicine ta sold by all tirmteUia at 91 i«r
•Utacaaaeeforti. or willli* sent free by auh
cclpt of the money oyadJrvsdng
TIIK 1111 AV JIKUIOOK U
10 Mechanics' Wocg. Detroit. »*“•.
Or VAN fit'llAACK. bJEfIIKNSON A sbe
Laka-kL. I hteago, wholeaaio and retail *b kß
will supply druggists st protirteter>_nru™^,^^—s
_ .lIbIELLAXtIHJv. —•
no f*Av'i i Dr. EIG9/H>
IT3 Haath (:iark-«l.< CM"**-, ,u
Consult ncnooally or by mall, free of c l A, i, i.s
Chronic, nervous. orsiwclaldUesau*.
only physician Lu Ute city ehu wsxtxaDwuruw***'

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