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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Continued Improvement in Gov-
ernment Bonds.
Gold Goes Down—Urcnk tn tho
Stock Market*
The Produce Markets Less Active, and
Most of Them Lower*
Not Much Disposition to Invest
at Depressed Prices.
FINANCIAL.
There continue* to be an active demand for Gov*
eminent bond*, nod an Improvement In prices. In
the Chicago market tho 10-40* advanced from 107
to 1074, the new 5s of 1881 from 1054 to 105>(,
and the new 414 s from 104 to 10114. Tho other
bonds were steady at previous rales, except tho
O-VOsof 1807, which were off 4, to 1004.
The opening quotations In New York were: Os of
IBM. 1084; 6-SOeof 1807, 10<l?j; 10- 10s, 1074.
sales; sa, 105 ft; currencyo*, 1214; 4ft§, 1044;
4e. 1004.
Gold Is weakening. On Thursday It sold as low
a* 1004, but closed at 1004. Yesterday's open
log rate was 1004, but the market was heavy, and
closed at 1004. Ifcsumptlon Is now hut fifty-two
day* distant. The present quotation was reached
in August and September last, when the lowest
rate wu* 100 ft, hut since that there has been a re
action tn lot 4.
In tho foreign exchange market there was an ad*
vanec in sterling, llio poato l rate* for which were
481 for 00-day Hills, and 480 for sight. Actual
transactions were at 4Hok,®4Bll*{. drain bills on
England were 478 H. The decline of fold jnat
balance* the rise in sterling, eo that bill* ire as
cheap in currency a* they were, notwithstanding
the downward movement of price* on lh* Hoard of
Trade. Order* from the other side arenoi nrnner*
on*,and theorterlngs ofjblllaare consequently com*
paraiivcly light. i'arls exchange wna fWIJj and
commercial, Antwerp, and
S‘JIX; commercial, ; Itclchmsrk, USK and
04&; commercial, 0:14j guilders on Holland,
tin 11*10 and 40}%; commercial. Hi) (MO.
There waa tome fluctuation in coneola, the open*
lug rate of 05 7*lo yielding I*lo, to 05*», hutre*
covering at the close to 05 7*lo. During the week
consol* hare advanced from 04 11*10 to 05 7*lo, a
gain of and an Indication of Increasing confl*
deuce In the London money market. Consols are
now very near the quotation nt this time last year,
when they were 00. The paper circulation of the
Hank of England is now larger than It haa ever
been before, The London T\tn*s explain* that
when there I* a want of confidence, and credit I*
withheld, the circulation of bank notes always in*
creases, but the Increase in the return for Oct, 25
I* remarkable, the total being over £30,000,000.
the highest ever reached. In the middle of May,
18(30. when the bank reserve was under half a
million, tho notes lo circulation only reached a
total of £20.000.000. Tho largo extra require*
merits of Scotland have, no doubt, been the
main cause of the present expansion. In 1857.
when the bank reserve of notes declined to about
ill, 000,000, owing to tho municipal dlfllcultles ex*
perlcnced In that year, tho bank note* in circulation
barely reached a total of £11,500,000. The Timet
thinks the maximum requirements of (he country
have now been reached, and notes and gold will
begin to flow back from the Province* to the
bank.
The London quotation for silver advanced 1-1(1,
to 00 7-10 pence per ounce. The conference of
tho Latin Union is now In session at Paris. Its
arrangements to substitute silver coins for the
fractional Italian paper currency, and the Increase
from 400,000 to 000,000 ounces In the sliver taken
this week by tho United btatcs Trcssury bave no
duubt had their effect on the market.
The Chicago banks reported an Improvement In
the demand for loans, with a surplus still remain
ing of loanable funds. Hates remain fl®lo per
cent to regular borrowers, with concessions to In
dependent borrowers.
New York exchange was firm at 30ft00c per
SI,OOO premium between banks. Orders by tbo
country banks wero moderate.
Currency receipts arc in excess of shipments.
Dank clearings were $3,700,000.
There were sales ol Chicago city 0 per cent
water bonds at 10(.
A sharp break In Western Union and a decline in
Almost all the leading Block* were the features of
the day {» Wall Direct. Western Union opened at
V7Ji, and foil 3«, to 1)1, and dosed at 01.
President Green, of the Western Union, says ho
bos received no official notice of a stockholder*’
inerting to Increase the capital stock of the Coni*
•V«ny, but declines to deny (bat hehasreen the
paper calling for such a mooting. William 11.
Vanderbilt saya he h&a not signed any such call,
ami docs not know of the existence of any
such paper. Ho has had no agreement with
Gould about It, and is assured oy Htisscll Hagu
that Sage had not, as reported by the newspapers,
asserted that Vanderbilt, Morgan, and others, rep
resenting $10, 000,000 of the stock, bsij signed a
call fur a meeting. Vanderbilt and Sage both ad*
mil thst plana for the disposition of tho Company's
surplus have been discussed, and Sago says
“a stuck dividend will certainly be declared. It Is
perfectly right, as the surplus earnings belong to
the stockholders. I don't know what lime or how
soon It will be declared, but It will Iw In a way to
serve the best Interest of tho stockholders,"
These points are from reports of personal inter*
views with Ureen, Vanderbilt, and Saga by the re*
porter of the Auuiican Kuhangt.
Erie declined •» to 18£, SU I’aul common 14 to
n‘i. the preferred J» to 07>*, Hock Island
11014, Michigan Central *4 to 03*4, Northwestern
common X to 43*4. the preferred ft to 74 H, and
Union Pacific V 4 toUHft.
Lake Shore was unfavorably affected by rumors
that the pool was to be brokcu, and insider# were
reported to bo selllug. The range of tho stuck for
ihv day was, opening 00 S, highest 00J4, lowest
iiS;*, and closing UH*4, a decline of H.
Wabash was depressed, and was the subject of
.rumors like those with regard to HI. Paul, about
•ales by the knowing ones. Time was a loss for
' the day of Xl* to 3314,
llauuibal A BU Joe was the exception to the rule
of lbs day. The common advanced from 10 to
,'IOS. after selling as blgb as I.IV. The preferred
Klld still better, advancing 1 (0 4014.
' Tl*« soal stocks, pending the settlement of the
combination for next year, are Inactive. Delaware
& Lasaawanun was off *4 io 00H, Delaware &.
lludsou Vj to 45. and Jersey Central was dull and
unchanged at 3314.
HiUroad bonds Improve aleaaiiy, and show the
aMinulatlng effect of a good investment deuiaml.
.Ivorthwestcru gold bouds were 104V*, 81. Fsul
"•hiking funds UOI4, and Chicago £ A)tonalo3and
Interest.
Denver £ Ido Grande earnings for October were
$133,000. The bond* of the road have been pul
<m tbe HtocicUscbance list.
The Hu Louia, Iron Mountain & Southern I tall-
report* for October an incrcaae of $00,387 71
•Tbo Ilurhnntnn, c.il.r lUpld, A Nnnb.rn Ball'
war Cumpnuj .spun a pure... for Uclolwr of
*dU,UlXU»|[ro.a rarnlnn. Kanaaa I’iclOc earn
loja lor llu, fnurlb
£4,700. 13.
Tlio ..ruins, per mile In Septemberof tba road.
■Trblcb report lor ihalmonlb are slr.n below for
the pan ive yean:
I iBTB.
IX7O. , |K7f
Aten., lop. ah. K.'
llurl .C. It. A North
CalroAhl. Louis...
CruUeJ Fertile
CUkagoA A1t0n....
Cldc..Mil.A hi. p..
Cldc. A Northweet.
Clef..Ml, V.A Del..
l>euv.A Ulotirmudu
111,Cent., ill. I.luce.
lU..Ceoi.,l#, I.lues,
lud., lilouiu AWeiL
lot. A Ul Sorthflu
Kansas Pacific
I AK7
a 010
ujo
» !t}7s lW* UI7
i ;i 7 J aiH i
1 . >«'♦ au»l
MW |,i!M|
s<>7l 741 w*l
toil SJ|>l tTO
JtIH (**
idkt tid! «ji
a-'h iw xn
MoS 1.107
eat eoo 770
am n-7 t. 7
Atx tat 4Jd
ail 3X H*,
erj w« cvv
l.u&x 1.1 la i,ous
tml &ia!
*.W4.M# ,
Mean. Padu. A Nor.
Mu.. Kau. ATex...
Naah..Cbat. AbCL.
I‘idla A trie
bt L. Alt. AT. 11.
llellerlde Line...
hi. 1. .I Mt. A So.,
hi. )«. K. C. AN..
kt 1. *8.K..:.. .::
Peoria A War.
Vlilou
WaUoih
C. 7
COM
UM
an
Si-.
1.117
7»S
The Cold A Slock Telej
•luUiutd by Douol
wotunciu ticker* from tb<
fti bis dccUloa n, that, u
quotation* from the Stock
l>lv with the condition* i
the** require Ibe removal
the blackboard cacluuzc*.
graph Company baa baeo
hue, of New York, in re*
'• back«(*atiopa. Tb« ooiat
* ibe Company gota tbu
a Kubauae, It muatcom*
toade by tbo Utlcr. and
dot tbaloatrameuUfrom
PeiJu»jrlviul*#oJ«lTu«»d»y 32V. 4B( i Haiti.
*Dor« * Ohto conjoin *i«L . ***• •“ u " u *
purpose of operating some Incntr-eiaht of the rich
mim-* of that Territory. Including snch famous
oncsasthu Ar.tce. No«. 1. 2. ami SI, Almoner,
Georgia. TollcC, .tnlla V, Iturbide. and CncliDc.
TIP* Is tho pioneer organisation of the Kind In this
cut. Its capital l» nil paid up, and It will be con
ducted on the principle. The
manager* arc well known for their Integrity. ex
cellent buatneM capucitr. experience, and »onml
judgment. They will conduct the affairs of the
syndicate npon the broadest boat* of security,
honesty, economy and cfllclencv, and ther will
make it* coiner as sncccssiul a* that of the West
moreland. Penn., and similar corporation* well
known here.
noun ii urre.
It I* only ten years ago that there were but thir
ty-four raining itock* luted on the San Francisco
Hoard. Then the calte lasted for no longer than
fifteen mlnntes, and sale* were Inflvr-sliara lots.
Now, say* the San Francisco stock Report,
Instead of thlrtjr-four there are 285 atocka
Hated, and. Instead of fifteen minute*' session,
they often lake two hour*, and. Instead of twenty
or thlrtr brokers, there are 100 members of the
San I’fandsro Hoard alone. Instead of sale*
amounting lo 8150.000 or $200,000 n day. they
now often exceed 81.000.000, nml generally av
erage from $2,0J0.000 to 25,DU0, 000 a week.
The following shows the fluctuations of the
active stocks: *
Dm D‘M ISM I*4
:«4 aiN « | ;«
bS',l trsW o-S 674 1174
I.IWi 1.1 IMi II 154
»«•»( I'ft :a*4 4oU
074 P7*s «71* «H oil]
1174 U 74 1174 1104 IKD*
Ml HO HG Mi flu
lu-ift |t«ft D«4 10JM ituft
Thu! 7i» 7i»iH ri 7n
<s«: <n4 oh cpH fl*4
ffi'd 1 ho'v (f*'i o>>* mu
4lft 414 4-tH 43ft' 43J*
7.V*,[ 7.Vl| Till - 7lH' 74h
astM 214' tsot* tfcM Si>a
Kt I’niii, pref.
Bt. doe
st. due. pref....
Western Union..
Dock liltml
Cltl. A Alton
Chl.A Alton, prof
llllnot, Ueutral..
Lake Shore
Mictilgsn Central
Northwestern,...
Northwestern, pf
Wabash
COIN qUQTATIONS.
•are the ipioutiuna In currency in
line, bought android:
The following
this market of o
Trade dollar*....
New Mid 1 * gralm
i) dollar*
halve* *nil quarter*,
mt inctirmicy
i|J anil new
I per cunt dlacui
Mexican dollar*, i
l.upllah atlver....
Flveftanca.
Tlmleni
Knulluli aoTereigna,,
Twenty franca
Twenty mark*
BpanUli dotililnon*..
Mexican dmiHomis,
Mexican 3o*pcaoi..
Ten gnltdcra
(•old and silver dollars were 100*iO100fj In
greenbacks. Orcruhacks weru noJiCllWJi in coin.
FOIIBION BXCIUNOn.
Mstl/tf'tl/t,
44| 4*fl
:::mi SIS
4U 4<>M
27M
S7H
37)a
GOVERNMBNT UONU9.
kterllng
Ilelglum
France
bwlirerland.
(iermany.
Holland..
Austria...
Norway..
Sweden...
Denmark.
twt. /Mt(d.
United Mates (la of ’Bl uu<4 |(M(
United stale* A*2o«oraA lid nnu
UniiedStaiesAOM ofo7 |oo'< 1014*
United Msics.v-.iuorc* Ki'ti
United Slate* 10-40* 10714 1(174
United state* new a* offll 10 ki.H
United state* new 41** 10>H ICI^
United state* new 4 percent coupons hit not*
United Slate* currency ns 131 .....
LOCAL BECUIUTIB9.
nt<t. jiitfi.
Chicago City 7 per cent bond* (tone) *imM *IOO-4
Chicago city 7 per cent ■oweragu ilnng).*loMa *M'«4
Chicago city 7 percent water loan (luug)*lu7 *Hh
Cook county? |a.-r cent ItomltUung) *mV« *l«i'^
Lincoln Park?per ernthond* *t»o4
Cltyitaliwny (South bide) 100 in,'.
City Hallway (West hide) 170 173 M
City Hallway (NoftlUSlde), ex.dlr 118 I3n
North side Hallway bond* *IOJM
Cbamiwrof Commerce A3M AA
West Hlviklon Hallway 7 per cent cert * *lm
Uty scrip iMM W 4
•And interest.
BY Tr.LEOUA.PII,
NEW TOItK.
Tothf irntern Auixhittil Prta- »
Nrw Youk. Nov. 7.—Gold weak; 100*4. Car
rying rates. IftH.
Governments strong.
llailroad bonds firm.
Slate securities dull.
The stock market opened firm, but prices soon
declined >4 to 14. This was followed by an ad
vance ranging from U to I<4. The market con
tinued firm until after tho second call, when a
heavy pressure to sell set In, under which Western
Union broke 4X, selling down from 073» to QflVj.
The general list declined U to !>• In sympathy.
In final Healings the entire list became strung, and
recovered >4 to l>*. the latter Western Union. It
was currently reported that Urge salsa during (he
afternoon wero chledy for the account of James IL
Keene, who. It It said will leave fur California.
Transactions, 1(17,000 shires, of which il.ooo
were Krlo, 42.000 Lake Hhorc, 4.."00 Wabash.
21.000 Northwestern common, 17.000 preferred.
0.000 >l. Paul common, 0.000 preferred. A, 000
Pittsburg. (1,000 luickawanna. 4,000 Union Pa
cific, 7,000 St. Joseph, and 33,000 Western Union.
Money market cany at 3(1*3. Prime mercantile
paper, 4Vi(2UJ.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $530,000.
Customs receipts, $244,000.
Clearings. $10,000,000.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, firmer at 480 U:
sight, 4Hj4.
Dry goods Imports for t tie week, $1,337,000.
OOVf nNMtSTS.
Coupons of IBHI uwHiNow-llva ~lO|W
New «.* iiiaH Newts
Coupons, <l7s KsvH tu-ios toyu
Coupons, iMs Ks-k liMik, c0up0n.,,.....,|«i7u
New.'* lavs, Cutreucy us i*jiu
STOCKS.
W. U. Telegraph... . wHC„ C.. C. AI atVf
Quicksilver..... toil New Jersey Central... •.nil
Quicksilver, pfd ai'cllock Island liui.
Pmibc inf... isi.iik i-«ui iiYii
Mariposa talk hi. Paul, pfd n,Q
Msrlpo«ft. pfd lir.U Wabash g-jfc!
Adams Express tn,v» Fort Wayne ufvi
Wells. Fargo WU Term Haute i£
American Express ... 4>M Terre Haute, pfd Ota
U. t*. Express 47Mt Chicago* Alton. mi
S. 1. Central ........111*1 Chicago & Alioii,pfd..li’.’M
Frio ihH (ililn <k SHitlssippL....
Erie, pfd rule I).. 1.. * W....... «s 8
Harlem lad A.4P. Telegraph.... 2*l*
Michigan Central Missouri Paclilc tl<
Panama HM c.. It. to ......Illn
Union Pacific n-*Q Hannibal A hu J<*.... inH
Lake Bh<*ra (ink c. p, itondi... itmi
Illinois Central 711. P. Itumlr h/7£
0. * P kti 1 ? 11. p. J.andUranl.
Soriliwpsteru U. P sinking Funds,,l(i!li
Northwestern, pfd.... Tin .
STATE noivus.
Tennessee us, old ho (Virginia!*, new 32
Tennessee new W Missouri Us lujtj
Virginians, old *.* I
IUN FIUNCISCO,
Ban Piuxciscu, Nov. M.~Following were the
closing quutatiuoa at thu Block Hoard:
Alpha 1 1*4 Hale A Nurcruu,...... au‘4
Alts. I:P4 Julia L'notullitatai.... r»»*
belcher »■*< Justice hu
llrsl 4 iirlebcr 3.V| Mtulcsn 7|^
bullion. isbi Northern Hello tm*
toludoals s?} upnir ;,4t*
California tilt Overman jr.u,
t'bullsr.. fl> ilUyiiiuodk Wy
i unsulfdatod Virginia PUS Savage ini
oruwti I'ulni iAa.hlerru Nevada. in;
V-urukaConsoUdated.. OH Onion Consolidated...!.' 4
Kacheuuer. T Yellow Jacket 3.1*4
doubt* curry |7li|tk»Uo jt»;
UnunlPrUu ; 7l»i Washoe consolidated. 314
Uodis declared a dlvld-nd of sl.
NEW Ottt.KANS.
Nxw Out. bans, Nov. b. Uuid, 100*4010014.
Biuht exchange on New York, It discount.
btorhugexchange, (ankers' bills, 481.
VOIIBtUN.
Loxuor.Not. B.— Consols, money, 04 7*10: ac*
count, 34 o*lo.
American securities— Headlug, 1314 5 Erie. 1014;
preferred, 331 J.
United Slates bouds—'o7s, 100: 10*40s. 11014:
new Os. louiijdlis. 107*4.
Hutu of uiseuuwt in open market fur three
tnuntlw' bills is nominally 0, but best bills can be
placed at lower rates.
Amount or bullion withdrawn from Ute Hauk of
England on bslauce tO'dsy, i?U),ouu.
Faujs, Nov. B. Uentes, 113 f 15c.
liKAL KSTATK.
The following inatruucaU were filed tor record
Friday, Nov. 8:
city yitorißTr.
Augusta at, Wk rtwof Central Park boule
vard. n f. An* I ill ft, dated Nor. U(A. end M.
1 batcher to John Causing) t icon
Dayton at, 143ftaofbophlaaU wl, unslU* ft.
improved, dated Nov. 0(P. M. emit, Hayea
to Helen M. smith) 4.0U1
Wahoalt a*, ssutiaof Thlrty-fltalat. ef, U'.x *
IntH ft, Improved, dated No*. 7 ((Jcorgo K.
1 iioiuoatui ItrUUuaK. Heckett) a, quo
Curl at, liu floor North Wcllmi, u f, uixiuT
It,dated So*. 7 (J.aud C.Donoghue to Charles
„». I.UMtM) 1 iwi
North Clark •!, Xilit of Ontario at, w f, ;ux
tut ft (with other prujmrtyi, dated No*, it
(John Adrtanre to Marietta A. Oowi » <m
Oeuewee ar. 143 (t oof Twenty-UIHi at, wf,
ttf'y. um
r root at. u e cor of hangamoa at. a f, uuju to
railroad, dated Nov. 0 (Henry Miller to Henry
Urusendorf) a o u
Ift'Wuu »N I.* ft e of North Welle at. • f. Mx
dated Nov. 7 Orcdurlc Deutsche Ut
tlu-odor lioeoe) apffl
Lincoln »t. xt ft u ol nii-eet, w t, USaIUMU
)Ss£ “* .no
1 Iblrty-eco.nd »t. uuuft wuf A»hlmVd‘av.‘ w
ft*’ o-lofc, dated Nov. u (Patrick
W “ L Ifc U.-J It wof Aanlaud av.
ft f> ,u, h dated Nov. U (Michael
UraoMU to Margaret Uounabau) 7A«Q
Weal Mad loon it. t«7>a u w of lioyue IL u t *
t-**u 7j u. t T Improved, deled Nor. 7 (SL (J. ami
Y. U. w tiwtouw Martin OawMn> ........tTT. 10,000
W7C •
COMMKUCIAL..
Following were Uteri qu«iatluu* for November
delivery on tbe Ivodlug article* for l**t two days:
y'Aur.i/d*. >DrU«v‘
$ d.7'» § a«u
§•«* tp*
V.i4 4.j'!
I -O; 1.L7
I'l* Jl^
Mcm pork
Lard
bbuuldcra. taxed.
Start HU*, taxed.
WiiUky
WLe*i
Coru
OvU
U>«
THE CHICAGO Tl?;r.f. : XEs SATURDAY. NOv iai.JRU !),
H-irley
Live hoc*
(Mule
Tin- following were tt
of the lending article*
mg the twenty-tour ho
Friday morning, and f<
twelve month* ago:
fIRCRI
isra. I
Flour, brK... t.’.rSt
Wbtal, 1.u..,. 1 1411
Com. tm 1:11.111
Dais, tm 4-MMll
Itye, hj H,7r»
Dailey, on
Draw wed. lbs IO.J-7I
F. seed, 11ia.,,.
Il.corn. 1b*....
C. meats, 1b,..
Dref.tr*
Href,
Turk, t>m
I.ltd. Dm
Tallin,, in....
Dattrr, 1N...
I*, hoes, N 0...
I.fee hugs, So.
Cattle, So
Sheep, No
Illdra. 1N...,,
UlCbwlno»,b'U
Wool, lb
Potatoes. bn.,
Coal. t0n*.....
May. ton*
Lumber, m ft.
saiuElei. m...
Salt, hr!,
Poultry, as...
Poultry, coop,.
Kua*. pint,...,
I,brer, hi,...
<>. tipples, brl,
Dean*, bu.....
9 S’
* 8
a f
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for
cltr consumption! 12,731 bn wheat, 458 bu
com, 1,000 bu rye, 1,000 tm barley.
The following grain was inspected into store In
this city yesterday mornlne: Dears No. 2amber
wheat, 32 cars No. 2 red, 1 car No. 3 do. 5 cars
rejected (40 winter wheat). 1 car mixed wheat,
141 cars No. 2 spring, 87 cart No. 3 do, 47 cars
rejected 2ear*no grade (277 spring wheat); 55
cars high mixed corn, 7 cars new do. 4 cars new
mixed, 170carsandll7,000buNo. 2corn, 72cars
rejected, 10 cars nn grade i:t3U corn); 0 cars
white oats, 32 cars am) 7,300 bu No. 2 mixed. 0
cars rejected. 1 canto grade (45 o.ita):l car No.
1 rye: 7 cars No. 2 do. 4 cars rejected (12 rye),
37 cars extra No. 3 barley, ID cars ordinary
No. 3 do, 3 cars feed (50 barley). Total (7»1
cars), 308.000 hit. Inspected out: 00,105 tm
wheat, 17(1,013 bu corn, 0,423 boosts, 13,Ullbu
rye. 15,742 bit barley.
The season of winter storage on grain begin* the
10th of this month; hut till Dee. 1 regular grain
mitstbe delivered having five days to ran on first
storage.
/fid. . A tied.
.« trt $ UK'i
i.uo
4.7.1 4.HA
HI HI
«5 7'»
4.H1 4.S*
8. S 3 3.1*1
4.70 4.77
l.viai IJ.W
li.ro l.vitt
IP.AS 111 HI
3.03 4.00
A cargo of No. 2 spring wan taken yesterday for
shipment. and n bis cargo at that, —about 40,QU0
bu. There were rumors of more logo, but noth*
tng definite stated. It would be a good thing for
our wheat trade in the West if wo could Imre a
vigorous clearing out of the No. 2 in store hero.
It ought to move before the dose of navigation, but
soch a movement can scarcely be honed fur. .So
long as our No. 3 can bo bought at 10c below No.
2, and sold at only Aft.Oc below It, buyers will nnt*
nrally prefer the lower grade, and the higher will
bo chiefly purchased on speculative account, lo be
carried against rales made fur future delivery.
The leading produce markets were rather tame
yesterday, and somewhat Irregular. Provisions
were extremely dull, and easier, though'hugs were
quoted firmer. '1 here was a good deal doing In
wheat, at lower prices. Corn was dull early, but
a good shipping demand for rejected supervened.
Oats wero alow and easy, rye was 14c higher, and
barley again on the down grade, whilo freights
were stronger. The general feeling seemed to bo
In favor of a further reduction in tho prices of
produce. Provisions and wheat are In big stock,
nml many are afraid of the outlook for corn, the
arrivals of No. 2 this winter being expected to bo
imicls larger than tho demand. Much tho same
appears to bo tho caso wltn barley, tbu consump
tion of which has recently been much decreased
by the substitution of corn In brewing processes.
Domestic and foreign dry goods were generally
quiet. There was some departmental activity, but
the general market presentud tbu quiet appearance
usual to the season. Prices ruled steady. Jn tho
grocery market a good business waa doing. Prices
wore generally firm. Sugars remained dull but
were held an ‘io higher, in sympathy with the
Eastern market. Codecs wero firm, as were also
teas, spices, and rlcc. There was little change in
the dried fruit market. Foreign varieties were
moving on u generous rcale, while domestics ruled
quiet. Fish were minted steady under a moderate
demand. No prlco-clmiiges were developed hi the
bagging, leather, coal, and wood markets. Putter
was slightly firmer. Cheese remained dull at for*
mcr quotations. Oils wore unchanged, excepting
linseed, In which there was an advance of 2c,—
now quoted at Me for row and 03c for boiled. The
advance is the result of a combination among the
crushers throughout tbe United flutes. Leaf to
bacco Is active uud advancing. Havana leaf has
ouvanccd 10c.
The lumber market was steady, At the docks
tbc cargoes sold slowly, and at tbo yards trade was
equal to tbo recent avorngu. Tho wool market
was quid. Orders cuma In occasionally and are
promptly attended 10, tho dealers having a wull
assorted slock to soil from,and there is little varia
tion In prices. Droom-corn Is in lair request uud
easy. Needs were In moderate demand and gen
erally firm, owing lo limited offerings,
The bay market waa again quid, and tho out
look after tho closing season of lake navigation Is
not considered very promising. Tho crop seems
to bavo been a largo one East as welt as West.
Hides wero steady. Potatoca wero firm, und ready
aale when good enough lo ship. Poultry and
game were weak nnder largo supplies, wltharather
light local demand.
Laku freights were In good demand at t4e fur
ther advance, tho ruling rate on corn to Buffalo
being4V4c,and wheat to oo4>ie. Hoorn was taken
for 123,000 bn wheat and 314,000 hu com.
Hail freights wero quid and unchanged, on the
basis of 30c per 100 lbs on gram to New York, nod
350 on fourth-class to do, which Includes meats.
Through rates by lake and rail wero quoted at
14c and 15c for corn aim wheat to New York,
and 10c for com to Uostun. Kbit and canal to
New Vork wuru 13c on wheat nnd 13c on corn.
'IN WKW YOltK YBHTBKDAY.
Nov. B.— Uocelpu: Flour, 17,033 brls; wheat.
170,0.10 but corn, 7. 0-'O Ini; outs, 3,3.10 bu;
corn*iueal, 850 pkgs; rye, IB,‘ooo bu; barley,
0,050 bujpork, 130 brls; beef, 3,180 pkgs; cut
meats, 3,400 pkgs; lard, 004 pkgs; whisky, 004
brls.
Kzporl*~Twcaty*fourhuurs—Flour, 10,000 brls;
wheat, 151,000 bu; corn, 70,000 bu; rye, 34,000
bu.
MOVEMENT OP WHEAT.
Tba following show* tiie receipts and shipments
of wheat at points named yesterday.
Chicago
Milwankt-e..
hew York...
Del r 011......
Toledo
81. trills
llslllmorn....
I'blladulphla,
The >ew York I‘rmtuc* Rrehttum Wttkty ulvea
(ho following tut (bo vlathle auiiply of grain on tbu
Uatea mimed:
j | Curn. | amt. | rarity.
Nov. a. i*w.!i7,uri.i*o
Oft. ai. IM7U. i7.4KMn»
Nor. JK77. 1 u,r>ia.uA u..Mu.Ktaa.f.4i.H.»t;ri.i*4u.rtt»
No*. 4, ikm. n.s-ii.anH, u.«trii t i.\iv.:«<n.:Nin 4.1ULK1.1
No*. 11, 1H73.1U.7tK.1iM 4.IKI,K'iJ a,f)P«.473 U, l7;L*Kld
No*. 7. 1h74..M,W5.UV3. 0,747.«7UA1M7. 1U4iU..‘«1.H17
Mm i.4U7,uoubu rye,
pruvloua
The dally Market HttUw recall# (bo following aa
the big epocha of hoir receipt* tn thU city. Will
they bo beaten thin winter?
tin Nov. I't, |H7t, there were received 4M.7TC
Week eitdlnu Nuv. Ul, 1074. there wi-ru rrcelved.Utu.Ni7
Un lice. 11. IN7T, Ihero were received A7..v>a
On (tee. I t, 1«77, there weru received..... 11x471
Week ending liec. 14. I-'TT, there were tecelved.U4i.a4l
UOODA HBCBIVtU
atCblcaffO'Cuatouia Nuv. 8: J. W, DoaneiCo.,
7,708 Uixea raleiui; Btandlnavlan Hook Depart
went, U t«*«» book* 5 Hoot Jb Son* 1 Mutlc Com
pany, 3 caaca murlcal Invtrumetil*; Kaulxler Jt
llargia, llcuaeeclgare; Fowler Hrotbere, 113 sack*
•all; Uoyd, Duutinm A Co., 11U aacka aall, pdtl
•ackaauiipetre; U. F, <fc C. E. linker, 2,1100 baga
aalt: T. U. Sinclair Ji Co., 1,000 bag* aalt: Me-
Nab Si Jobnalou, 13 tlcrce#aud 6U nrlc »almon,;UJO
brUherrlug; L. A. Millard, i cate uicrchamiiae;
Henry N. Uulden, 38,000 It of lumber; collection,
*7,383.00.
1100 PKODUCTtr— Wen raiber let* ittlrt. Mil
again weak. In »vmi>atby with adecllauof Sdperewl
lulardaudtfallotomacuuofmeaula Liverpool, llogt
were quoted tame, Ituiugb but la larger igpply ibaa
tint prevluu* day. aud iboro wa« but • light demand tot
product. The market waa at llmea very dull, aud the
tradlug aeeued lu be cblvlly to lb« touarlug up of out*
ataodtug dealt, wry lew uew trade* being made.
Meal order* were alow.
Mcaa I‘uak—Declined U4e per bri, under rather free -yr....... ...
offering*. wlib a: light demaud. bale, were reported „u,’ Ul ‘.“/.l*", ?hi a r«iue*L Ap
.l l4ul>rUil>ul.l<ut*>i IJ.Ta.lirUnll.rlicc.Uibor.l tui ill, lucS 111?. Sun!!, .u.li" *!,.|S
»m t.uwbrl* teller January »i oTV*; 1. uMa cnr-lol*. mid *l. per bil; grape*. 7u-e
add l.<<o brla aellvr February at g'-ljU.**. i.v Total, £>«r lua erano.-rrle*, <O. 4*44.0> per brl; gmuire u«»*
Itt rawbil*. Tbc market Uuard lame at <oiiu-J,Tu for U-I*j^T*.
old k r wt, si. l»r b:W do, td. lu»J. 7-ia lor Lc* do per lb, iu i .ad d bog dimaaa
d> SO
.Vin. in 10
“.MM 3 W-|
<!• nn<l shipment*
re In this city dnr-
U At 7 o'clock on
>rrespondlng date^
Hie receipt
of proilnr
onr* emlm.
for the coi
, 1877.
7,771* ll.H'fl
11",*78; 44,017
171,455| n.Lkl
MI.KH)| 1X372
"'iMiiaV **'{•’. wli
0.0.1
11.A3»
«t,-N«
4U, to*
:«,«**
30.1 IM
1.11,1«»
Hi. 773
27U.HU
iPX)
mi inn ta>.v«i
ar.iixi:
133. A3U
3..A.1U0
! nvino Nt,u*i
3.357. MU I, MU. 4*7
| IM* 7 .VI
.W TIM
I 01*31 t.otl
,1.170.110 Btn.nu
114.370
43. Ilk)
1117,3711
AO
2M..V43
3.1U7
I.WI
143.373
lOt.flm
38,330
KM. mil
HU
31. Ml
a. «7i
3.«i«t
sui.mi
4S.7IM
133.430 K 1.3.-0
nai
2.011) 3.344
3.(170 3.344
3*41
1(14,400, 2(17.710
lMU«kli“l77!Vl's
IU.I-.7 :ivr
1,34 fl 773
107.3 m 1
4.1N1)
A,>n>4
33
1.413
3. Ol*
3. MM
4,iei»
13.373
M.1f.11
lU.IMA
«■)
7.«cii
fM(?3
J.IMI
4.701
3,7"r'| l.ffU
3(3 1.371
4,034 3,170
: (Cl I»:*1
3.nin , 331
3.W3 ' IVI
31 1.330
3,1*74
14.M1Q
KA-ttl n-.-tri
7.M10 UI.UO
17U.MU |SI,M<I
-M.itlJ ■Kj.mKJ
ft'i.MU 7:t,ia»i
f»7.Mii in.nai
U>I.TM) t4.M1l
UI.VUi
ui:i.i»a
OItAIN IX BIOIIT.
Sl7,*>U
igaluxi l.«ta,ooo bu a week
lino ins Tour.
I‘HOVIMONS.
ermlH-r, t *.i»>rt‘».o3'i seller January, and B<.l2'4fur
February.
I’rlnie to ?«• itm quoted nt 87.;ar.( •*,(*•,
L.Uin-DcHlned altont ;.p por M»*l'n.vrlth a moderate
Inquiry for cash lota at the reduerlon. Sal;** were re
ported of t,SV>tr« spot ni 83.73M>'.V7At7.<>Hcn*elbT
MemnhrrMf.V77i4.t7.Mot *.7*l(o*seller Jnntmrr nt
fs.**<M<.|A.oTMi »mf3.3'o l>’« seller February at SV7M
miu»i. Tola). tea. The market closed lame nt
♦ M * for spot. BV73!ii3-.'A seller November.
9.V77.4*%.V*o«ener Decemlwr, * 3.K7Vt«A.t*i seller Jan
nary, and gO.iil for February,
Mk\t»—Were in light request, ami a shade raster at
former quota 1 Inn*. Snirswero yin Ik>x *• simtiMcrt at
♦i. M*} 4,» Hi |lm green do at fi.TM I |n.m»lds nmrt
rlhint f i.to*-ot amt fi.m seller Janum: 4’H.txt n>a
ongeicnraat Sti.im mlmteado nt *i.i;»4'4.iv. nq
binoi.tmrtclear*at#l.43V. Unboxes b.tek*nt fi.rm
*!*■• * ntl I«»l0.»il!** green him*at 4H*AH•. The
following were the cloning price* per to i a* on leading
’**V»Vl f/.. ««<f
rMw. .N'.qfeoM.
I SSnuf.
| dec*.
lH«*e. part cured.... fa.m 184.13 M f1.17‘4 if t.-’i
Motel :i.3u 4.3.1 i 4.1 U 4,;i74
November. boxed I S.i.l I 4.20 4.-. A 4.:«
Mccembcr. boxed | J. 03 I 4.70 I 4.3>) I 4.:»
fmng clean quoted at f i.oo 1oo»« and ft. 13 boxed!
Cumberland*, 4V9(Me boxed 1 long-cut ham*. .mi'-ei
swcei-plekled bam*. nuiiitfe. tor 10 to 13 ll> average: old
do. nltftdc: green litnni, 4V*ac for aame iv.rxgct
green flmiiMer*. ■JHshH '.
.Macon quoted at 4(««4e for ahoulder*. AO.'Uc for
»h«rt Hl*. 5«*W3.4« for abort cleat*. u4ao'<c for nam*.
all cativascd and parked.
(•rra«r—Was quoted at aoaMc for white. 54e for very
choice do, I4<aivu forjellow. nnd 44tf44c for brown,
wit It sale of 70 nk*r« yellow at 44v.
HKKK PHODUCTs-Werc ncady and quiet at #7.7,V1
H.onfnr me**, 88. UMAX? A for extra mew. and BlX.'**4
H.tM for hams.
for country "** (,Q,el at °^ 6^c for etty Rod 03040
JIrtEADSTUFFM.
FLOHR—Wawqulet and tame at the recent reduc*
tlon In price*. There wa* very little demand for aldp*
blent, and local dealer* only bought aparlngly to sup*
ply Immediate want*, many of them claiming tu an*
tlclpatestllMower price*. Sale* were reported of in.i
hrl* winter* at* i.a«*4t.7.li uai hr)* *prlng extra* at
s3.fk4i»..vtt inibrlaaprlng *uperflnc«atfJ.Ani4A bn*
huekwlical flour at f i.«f*iit.7.lj and An brl* rye do on
prlratnlerm*. Total, l,4Ui hrl*. The following wa*
the range of making quotation*: Choice to favurlie
brand* of white winter*. si.an®i.o.»t fair to good
hrand* of white winter*. f:1.K.w,t1.35i good to choice
red winters. 81.3Ai31.75s prime to choice apriitg*.
B>.3AOl.7Stfalr(o good spring. s:t.s <dl.uuj fair to
good Minnesota spring*. fl.n*44..V'! choice to fancy
Minnesota spring*. $.->.i>>u,V3As patent spring'. %iM<4
7.Aoj low grade*. f.’.5 <*-i.ir». UncUwhcit Roar, new,
81.9n31.T5 per brl.
Ilnasc—'\Va* lew active ahd Irregular. Sale* were o’>
ton*ajßT. 134 per ton ou track, and 87.3AU7.5U free
on board car*.
ConN*Mßxt.—Sale* were made of '3O ton* city at
81 l.on per tun delivered on board cart, and 10 ton* at
B>:i.<umi track.
otiikr Mii.i, Srorri—Palei were: no tons short* at
$7.(1437.501 10 tons middlings at 8M.00: io tons wheat
screening* atSfMVs and 10 Inna feed at 87.10.
SPIIINO WIIKAT—Was (airly active In theaggre*
gale, though at time* dull, and declined *<c, but ral
lied and cloicd Me alwre the latest price* of Thursday.
Liverpool wa»»le*ly, closing Rrm at full quotation*,
but London wasreported dull, nnd easier on cargoes
on passage. New York was steady, hut lame, ami our
receipt* were 33 vaMuada less tlinatho*u of thet pre
vious day. while the vldbln supply of wheat wa* re*
ported to have Increased only a'vmt 11 (I.n.■ j im during
liut week. The new* depressed futures, tmt Clio mar*
krt Improved when It was known that some of our No.
3 was taken for shipment at la*t. The inquiry fur the
lower grades, by ahluiicrs, was good, except that No. 3
In tiiu L'cntril waa net wanted.-It wn* rated at Welle
discount on the price paid fur So. a In other house*,
teller December o|icii<*<| nt Hljje, sold at Hllic. mid
advanced tuH3-*n»t the close. Setter January wa*
quiet at K3>f(3S’<><c, and November at si>M'<(
klc, Iwth cloning at (he outside. (Illt-cdgcd recclids
of No. 3 rtoseit at. SMje, with regular do It die. Spot
sate* were reported of m;«,um bit No. 2. at HOKuHi-ici
■to bn mixed at sac: 37,aiMui No. 3 nt touhtjo: o.itu
(hi reported atAH4<::ittcs and D.ixnlm hy i*mi>:e nt r.iti
7;u\ Toim, I3.MDJU bu. Also. 3,(XWbu rejected at sso.
idler November.
'VINTKR WIIKAT—Ws* In lei* active demand, and de
clined uc on cash lots, though tbs oiTcrlnx* weru
modcram in volume, seller Novcmlwr was unchanged,
nl H4\Bl«Oic. Spot sale* were reported «*f o.oxi t.q
No. 3 red BtHTMos and3,ttw bu No. aat77olii Norilf
western and KOu el»ewliure.
toitN —Was irrettlarl/easier. Thn market was dull
and tamo early, price* falling off tin on futures, hut the
decline elicited a better demand, and the market re
acted, clixiuvc nltout tlie same a« the previous after
noon. Liverpool was uunt.vl n (bade dearer, bittutilet
tin cargoes, and I’hihdeipltla was dull, with Now Vork
quiet. Onr receipts were somewhat larger, and them
was a further advance of Mein lake freights, which
made *hlp|HTß hold tiff for lover prices, and futures
followed suit, the be.in belli,* further encouraged bv
iho pr.»icet of liberal supplies of new corn, widen
must Ho hew through the winter unless moved out at
roinrnratlvniy high Mil rates of freight, seller tin
remlier opened at docllned lo :ilKe, and ad
vnncedlo hl7(c at tbu do"?. Heller January sdd at
:ilH<<»:ii*|e. and Mac at 34ljl*.r.}<c. closing at
.ne. seller „ the io»niii. or regular, ranged
at :)Di«jlWc, closing at :itMc. out edged
receipts closed at 3l»*c tor No. 2, and :12c for high
mixed. Bi»*t sales wens reported of ai.wn lm
mixed at 'I.USI Hu new mixed nt :>>««2oHet
27;).hi)bu N«*. 2 at 3iS'<3i*2c; ai,mi>bit rejected at ho
WXA<e. I l.(M) bu by satiiid* nt 2HG»t2M« outrackt
I,2**i lm ih> at 2se free on board cars; and boo bu oars at
3is*. Total. :.(n,rootm. "*
liATH—Were in imslerato demand and easier. Hpot
offerings were In demand early, but Hie orders new
siMio filled, and afterwards the market ruled quiet and
easy, futures were quiet, ihousli traded In to soinn
extent In the first bait of Iho session. The market
closed steady, and the latest Kaslcni dispatcher gave
on Improvement In prims. No. s or NuvcnitH>r
closed, at llhae. I'ccciiilht sold at Ih'i'ttlbkß.
and January at Il*Hc. May waa quiet nt 22>»c.
Humpies were active. Cosh sales were wnorted of
I.H Sibil No. 2 whim Bt I7.«*)hu No. 2 at thus
ttibtcj I.HS) lm rejected at lOMWIUMc; i:i.*»ihubr
simple at W42tp on track: and lH,B>»budoat Ih'oU
23c free on Itonrd. Tidal. hu.
ItVK-Was In fair shipping demand, and Sic higher.
No. 2 selling ftl f-c. The advance called out but fow
sellers, and the market closed iirootr. lieeemhersobl
at tile, and seller tins month at 43c. Cash sales were re
ported of .\2K(bn No. 2at43r, and 4'« hu rejccced at
4lc:Hjo hu by sample at 42H«uouou track! 4*uim(No.
I white) at 4d*4f* Total. O.soobu.
II AItMIV— \\ as dull and coaler. At the opening Micro
were some orders on iho floor. and higher prices wero
asked, but buyers did not laku hold, uud iho market
soon gave wuv, as oellcrs l<ecnmn numerous. the w
cclpts were nmdersle. No. 2closed easy at n*c: he
eemUir sold at Hottwddc, and closed with sellers at him
January Mild at u4«c early, and was iuts.cquenily
offered nt this figure. Kxira No. 3 closed at 62CiVj>4u
In A.. U.ACo.'s. and at file in other lioiim-s. Oo for
December opened nt 53c. and closed at 6l*/t*.V2e. No
3 declined io;:8(«4<ir, and feed waa nominal at 2itc.
Hnimdc* were dull. cash sales were rrimned of n.-ioo
hu No. 2 ct mjcj o,ait bu extra 3at ftl'.svtc; 2.4«) i,u
No. :)at :tH4Moc;fi.as*bu by sample at 2TOUSC. Total,
two o'clock call.
inyticat-Fatc* Ku.iutbu .lKjliO-cHc for December
amliMHo for November. Itcd winter told (s.ouu but
for Decrmlicr ut '
Corn— ni,«VJhu at ;iH(c for December.
Lard— £oo tea at SAttfHi for January.
W heat wa* tinner parly, and doted the ume a* at 1
o’clock. December cold at *,„| cloiea at
Aiy. January add at and doied with
aelleraatKtlfc. Novcmlicr wuijnTi* atnlc.
Corn wav steady at J»««dji»fco fur December, 3iUo for
M-iy. and niHc for November. * 79 * r
oattaoldat luHo for November and closed at lotto
for December. w
. Mesa Pork wm aironger. talc* being given of aotu
brla at tuLTt caili, B(L7attko.7s for DeceiulKjr, and
BH.n3h| for January. ’
Urn wuaicody. with ealue of 1,750 tea at C3.K7ka
A i*»for January. w ” .
.Veaael-ioom wa* engaged fur4H,ouu bu com.
Mew port cloaed at <i1.7'J5,<4f1.73 fop Ifecemhpp.
IH.WWtW for January, ami jk for Fuimi’
SSnit? iTJK-K&r" •’-"wy. *«j
l.ar»H'lo»»*<UiM.7ifcin.77H for Deremhar.
.Mm for January. ami at for February.
b#Je»7sotct*H.l.H7* furJauuary. 7
(JKNKUAI* MAUKRTR.
HRANR—Were quiet attl.tufet.intwrhu,
nuuOM-CollS—tfu In fair rvqui-at at unchanged
price*. ThoauppJyl* large endconitanllyincrcartugj
Flue green carpet liruah, to: green hurl. >'4c; rcd-tlp*
pea hurl, ikaltci Uau green. with hud enough tu work
it, am*i>4cjred*tlpp«a da, afedttu: Inferior, uuuimci
crooked, i wittc.
IIUTTI'.It~Th« demand waaunitnoroTrdMtthe mod*
erntorccclpu of Uiu pa«t few da>» tcun lu have given
liohluraallldu mure confidence, and lho market la Ju»l
a trltlo nriuor for good to fancy atuok. Quotation* re*
niaiu u before! creamery, 2«ftMci good lu choice
dairy, i.v+juci medium, iitaitct Inferior to common.
Ndluc.
llAtitilSO—Met vhh a moderate Inquiry* am) «u
quoted steady alt around. Wu repeat our list: Ktsrk.
; ilrlahton A. sacs Lewiston, uicj uitc-r Creek
ati American, luHot burlaps, 4 ant) ft im, rssuc’j
uumik-a, simile, llotltcj double, aa fexici woolsacks
-•Ot»4'>u. *
iIIIKKSK-llemnlni aa previously quoted. There U
only a hand-to-moiilh demand. and nothin* Uln ina
accmu|iilsUvil toward rcduclu* (he l»n« stocks utrcaily
Instore. bales were iluv m die followlm; r or
prlcra: September ami October. (nil cream. h-K'-iiiUc-
Autfuatdo, part skim, low Kradc. x*
COAL-l'rlcca vara Unit, both fur hart) ant) soft va
rieties, with the former sliuwlmrsoimililu* u( an ad
vauclnutendency. Wc quote: Lackawanna. larva •**.
ftti.uA(siiiallcinr, au.-i.tiu.ii. «u..">;rjiiae, |>| e ,|.
moot. «7.i*)iHlossl»tirif, au.li); Er st.VUi; Uatilimou
it Ohio, ftl.it<4«l.7*; Mtnonfc. \viiml i«tu«:
(larubenU*, *4.7.-.: ln.llauuo.odL '
I'OOI'KItAOK-Lari tierces went In koutl demand
and Urm. Cork barrels were steady. I'ork barrel*.at. Hi
ai.l-ts lttr.lilcrct«.ai.iC4rfl,lu. whisky linrn-la, fti.io
Kll.Stii ali uhnl no, «1..-skal.no. Uut-kc.l whisky barrel
• laves, ftiii.itkai i,i» |M-r I.imi; bucked pork iln. ftt.vin
W.UIMI and do tierce. *r.oudi*.Ui. Hough Have* aru
<ft.i>ka.i.U'te»*. Tierce hoop*. »lo.unn..io.
Mltin-Were quiet at ltMi7u per dot. Tlie receipt*
aru fair, and lUcrv appear* tu bo plenty of stuck In
•tore.
KldH—Tradecouilnuesfalrat atuady prices. Lake fish
arc comm* to mure fierly. and general stuck* arc now
ltiltoodsbr.pl>. Kuiluwlutturalbuiiiiutailotta: So l Mine-
Bsa.ivrw-ort.Ui.; family* hiteUah. *1 t.wi.hi; trout.
t.’.UttXtii: mackerel, extra mesa. w-Lrl. eid.rm; svlect
mess. ild.««i|>rr M-hrl: extra shore. gt|.u>: do, <u,
I atiure. do. .So. I bay, il.:* wiutt do. So.
ashore. No. gbay. |t,7.V*7.<*i; fatlamlly
do. new. V«-t>rl. fi.i.MMd.iii No. I bay. kits, fil.tuii
l.pi; do, medium. il.lnwllO; family kits. 75m*|.tw.
George* courtah. extra. g.viiw'*.d.v. bank cud. -fiw
4tf-t compressed u«L Ik*; dressed do, 7cj Labrador
herriutc. spill. orl*. f 7.(*o*7..'s>i do round, brls, gd.uw
fl.io; do. Vs-brta, ga.ai; llultsud herring. gt.tfwi.dj;
smoked halibut, rude; scaled herring, rer bos. iW;
slock Rah. lie; California salmon. brU. <IXSO; do. u
brl*. $7.i4).
MttlTb AM) NLTe—Prunes continue weak. Other
fruita were comparatively siea<l>. with a good lualue**
doing lo foreign descriptions. Nula are active and firm.
Ueluw are tbo prices current:
FokkiUN-Date*. figa. layers, I4>gisc: Turk
ish prunes, old. n4t<a7u; do new 7Hutl4c; preach do.
keg*, new, btasbe; do. boxes, IKstac: raisins, layers.
gl.uttd.uu; Condon layers, new. <ix*td.4oiiuoae
Muscatel, old. <l.hw)-»>s; do, new. Va
leucla*. uew. 61v*"c: Zante currants, old. UMiatc: do.
new. citron. liMwl^c.
Doxiesuc-Aluen apples. t*ai*ci New York and
Michigan. ttMSc: boulbern. '.'HttaMc; Ohio. xajkic:
peaches, unpured, halves, bfctaic; do, quarter*. JV-*
4c; mubcrrle*. Xltt-kfct blackberries. (KsoMc; pitted
cherries. -•Ka.“Jc.
MTs-HUxrts. lujlie; almonds. Tarragona, I7wm
Ibc; Naples waiuuls, llraxlla. dt|a>;>«c; Texas
l«eans. liuSVc: rl«cr pecans. 51-w>c: >'liuii«ikton pea
nuts, 41»wblic: Tenucsseu do, scssUc: Virginia do. u<*
U V C *...... ...
lyrs-TWHLViS PAG-m-
trrape*. 47.i*'(?'M«'p<Tbrlt Wenlndianrance*. fd..V>*
T..-« n rb”t.
uu. i« ;■.!{.\ M-rr too I budne** wa* doing, and
tti. l tinruv* for tip* 1.-iMlhu »tvb* nrlli*lcs. and al*o for
slde-fMoH. wan falny Arm. Tim only chaouo mile I
*-,i* uu advnmo In suwr* of an *hc. There is very lit -
lb? movement In sugar*. ami tin* advanfce was In re
sponse to an np vanl movement nt tint Kaars
lie *—rarolina, Louisiana, Ran*
(toon, (V|'flM|C.
forme -Momlallne. .lava. aramc; O. <}. Java. at«»
-’dot rlt. Ice to fancy Ulo. 17!r<*l*He; (rood to prime,
>n't(iti7lics common in fair, Il'Htoct roasting, t3'4«
l:«V*.
m o Ins-Patent cut loaf. loifatiAfcs crushed, m'(«l
loHci immolated. nvnoHioj iMwdcrvd. a
standard. uuet do no. a. ilvt«ii‘|ct extra C. HHM
t; So, i, Hiiua«C*cs c So. 2. yellow, fw
Pinrus-lallfornia sugar-loaf drip*, 4)«l3o: Califor
nia sllver-drlp*. 4H4tv)ct good augar*hou«e sirup, SO
JJS.'t extra do. lisrinc, New Orleans molasses, nea,
rhjilco. .vj«.Mtct do prime, -tfersict fair, 42i«utct do
c<M. 'e-w-ftci common molasses. :<2ftUf>vt black ilrap,
aflr*2*c,
M'lce*—Allspice, li«no»|ci cloves, 4rt»190; PB**la.
3K;I-J3ct pepper. tiltuiAes nutmegs So. l, wxfooct
caleuttairlngep. Bft,«c.
IIAV-Wa* slow and easy. A few lalei were made to
fli)'buyer* fti quotation*: So, t timothy, fß.i**j No. 2
do. ?7.2.3i mixed (to, f mw; upland prairie, fa.7MA7.CMt
anil No, t, fn.iM.
111 MM—Went In fair request and a eady t Cured
hide*, ilchi, do, heavy. 7'ici do. damaged OVtet
calf, HV| deac.m*. -toe: do. (tint, I|tv4l9e: dry Mlted,
HK-i I Jo; creen rlly butcher*' row*, bo*, steers 7c.
oil.s—in ttie oil market mure waa a very fair move*
merit and a falrlr firm mi of price*. Linseed wa* 2c
higher. The rrnthrr* have formed an Iron-clad com*
■dilution, nnd (he culling and elMattlnir of price*, nnd
the wiling of good*at le** than c ut. will now cease—
until the combination fan* to piece*, a* others have
dnno In carltnn continue* In hrl«k demond.
Miner*'nil fa quoted tinner. Followinit I* the list: Car*
bon. Ilodeir. teat. 12c; carbon. Illinois lejtai, ivi deg.
tear, titles headlight. 173 deg. test. irt*tct Michigan,
legal test. 23c; extra winter strained lard oil, doe; do
icc'prc**ed, A7e t No. I. r>2c i No, 2. 4Sc: lluseed.
raw. a-cs Dolled, diet whale, winter-bleached. W«c!
•perm, fl.hdt nentsfoot oil. atrlctly |*ore, do'
extra. sne; do So. I, n3cj bank oil, 43c; atralta. 48ct
miner*'oil. i7c; turpentine, :t:ict naphtlia, deodorized,
n.l gravity. He; gasoline, dcodoritud. 74 deg., 13c:
iriautine, "7 dex.. me: Wert Virginia, natural, 24 deg.,
33c: natural, :«*» deg., 30c; reduced, gxdrg., 2t*d2.ic.
POTATOES—Were In good request and firm. The
receipts were xmaller, and choice lots were scarce,
reueltblowa sold at .v*c on track, and Karly Him* at
mm'i.'k: free on Imard cars. The KaMeni demand con
tinues active, and car-lots aru ordered Kart from
country iminls awcet potatoes were quoted at f
:t.m period.
I'OllLTltV—Continue* slow and easy. The offerings
were liberal. Fresh inmttrr brouitht outside figures
dame wa* dull, and much of It lit poor order: Live
chicken*, f l.;<nM2.2.*>t dresred do. 7fc»7H«:i live tor*
hey*. TuftTHct drerseil do, Nttbct xeese. «o.u>(4d,.Vi:
duck*. prairie chicken*, f i.vis quail, uoc«a
fl.iaq nialianlducka.fl.stxfi.7ot small tlucka, 73cw
fl.u).
HALT—'Trade continues good, amt tin
I'tnonlL taw per brli ordinary coarie,
vf.ui: doperMckofalo lb.*, Aih
P'-rMck.
HKKDH—Wcrp quiet anil firm. The
ordcra mi tin* floor, and Uic flur lot on r
I.itu flgnrca. Tlmotnyaold at fl.OOtdl
MEit*. and clover
whisk v—halo wa» report oil or sne brli on tho bail*
of *1.117 for UlKliwlnra. Now Vork waa quoted at *l.lO
aaked, Cincinnati nominal, and I’corln atci.Ml.
Wool—Wu* quiet nnd it»adjr. Dealer* are carer
lug fair atocka of dementlo wool*, ami the re
ceipt* are moderate: Wonhed fleece, me
dlnin unwanted wool. ?J«3Jcs floe do In Kood con
dition. I“«inuc} fine heavy itnwaalied, 1 .■**!■'«; tub
wa»licd.choice, .TOrt.Wci common in fair do. .totiauct
CoioMdo, incdliim food condition. a2dci one do.
v3drJ.ic{ commuu, co.irae. lvalue.
le market Heady:
•. per brl,
hton dairy. SJ.OO
tiero wrro R few
•alo brought mil
11.(H, ilaxsi.lM*
XiIVK STOCK.
Chicago.
ll'fflnlt—
MtiinUy
Tm**Uy....
WcOiimlA/.
TliiiiuUy...
FriUuy
Oitiif. /Am. Sflifn.
S, 17(1 IM, |:M mm
H.U.7 WI.-'TH |,r.7l
a.:nw :h,«i j. 771
:i,im7 ai.iwj mum
:w,5-o i.un
Total ti>,7. v 4 msiMtit u.'.Vi
Paim* tl!ii«s last week ttu.4'4 11,774 l.'.’ur
Wci'ic i«fon! luc „.a,aari ioj,*:.o o,a-i>
,sfiiinnfni*~
XlniuHr.. .
Tuc*l«y...
Wi'iluen-lay
TliuniJar.
537 . 1174
027 11(9) 4H
a,504 I.ettH 7,H
lo;a iom :t*u
Totnl 0,047 8,231 l.wrj
CATTLK—Were without quotable chance. News
from the Kail wu Icm favorable, but that fact we* off*
sctby thollghlcrrcculDts, and# fairly steady market
was witnessed. Thorn wna a very wood general de
mand, shippers, feeders. local butchers, and ca .Den
all imylng with mow or less freedom, and Iho close of
the day found very little merchantable stock unsold.
Sales had n range of $1.7T03.0b. A fancy lot, averag
ing 1.053 lb*, sold at (lie outside quotation. A few
choice droves were token at k1.2T01.50, but the ruling
trices were k3.2T01.00 tor fair to good fat shipping
stems kJ.oo<t:i.2s for Westers cattles k2.2T02.73 for
stackers; audk-M<TO2.oafur poor to good fat cows aud
Inferior to falnsn mlxco lota of butchert’ stuff. Scala
wags were peddled out to the local trade at SI.7STOI.OU.
Tbu market closed steady.
.. uurvMTIO.VS,
txtra beeves—Graded steers, weighing 1,400
bsaud upwards kt.eOKt.6o
Choice imevcs-Klnu, fat, woll-formed
steers, weighing 1.230 to 1,130 6,* 4.1034.40
Good Mccves—Wrll-lstlcned steers, weigh-'*
lug I. iso to t.jwt as 3.40&4.U0
•Medium Grades-stceraln fair flesh, weigh
ing l,(CO to 1,2 m ns 3.0093.53
Dutehers' stock—l’oor to common steers and
common locholcu cows, for city slaughter
welghlngMkitu I.OMO as u.uvaoa-.
Stock Cattle—Cumiiiun cattle, welshlng7U)
101.n30 as”” 2.2.T02.75
Interior—Light and thin cows, heifers,stags,
hull*, nod scalawag steers 1.&*42.>n
Coloralo-Tcsas 2.00CW.2U
Texas—Through eatlln 2.0*41.10
Vculs-l’cr tuu as (native*) 2.734*4.60
OATTI.R SALKS.
At. t'iVi'S.l.V.,. Ac. I'ritrr,
...1.033 k-VU 21 Texts.... (Ml k2.tO
...1.310 4.30 22 ..I.UUt 2.82)4
... 1,1721 4.50 3H Texas.... KM 2.70
...1.421) 4.;t'i 10 U!tt X7U
... I,so 4.211 2:1 Texas .... KO 2,00
.«t.2.<‘* 4.15 to. IXU 2. <R)
...1.100 4.13 74 stocker*.. lmi* 2.00
...1,112:) 4.10 111 870 2.35
... ,310 4.UJ 2.fS)
...1.1W) 4.05 Ml 813 2.50
... 3.1*! :37i(t*ckcis.. Um 2..V1
...1,370 3.10 24 nt:i SLfSI
...1,2711 3.73 MO ?23 x4O
...I.IVH 3.H7( t i7sfoclcer«.. MM x:si
...1,270 3.03 U 2 Stocker*., 102 2.30
...I. mi 3.1*1 |2I! |NI7 2.25
...1,2111 3.1 W Itft) y.xs
...«.**•» 3.30 ,20 Il|( 2.20
...t.lkEI 3.H0 13 033 2.13
...1,185 3.UU 10 7ti) 2. K)
...1.11l S-3U IT 784 2.(0
...1.184 3.30 I
DCOS-Trado opened active, with price* iteady, and
that waa the condition of the merket notll near noon,
when them va« a materiel falling off In the demand.
Aftiflcnlng of price* resulted. light and common to
good heavy grade* declining a good full ac. Choice
ami cure heavy remained unchanged. Saint were at
8i.(0&i. 1.% though fow loti sold under S3.mi» or al>ove
f ;t.oa. The market doted quiet at ti. 7. < k*i.H3 for light
weight*, at f AnrtiLOfl for poor to choice heavy pace*
era, and at *Atw.ta.lO for good to ctinlcu atiippmg
grade*. Packer*paid a* lilgti aaf.l.(oud.iaforafew
fancy lota. All aalca of huga are made subject to a
•hrlnkmwof 40 Ibafor each piggy auw and uo lb* for
cacliatag.
1100 BALK*.
So, Ar. /Vie*.
IUA...tMUIAia
60....J17 AM
14)....AM tf.UO
rai....gHu aim
Am
UA...A13 aim
in....aau aim
114.../J44 AIM
AIK)
g*....'. , 70 AIM
A'<i. An. met.
l«i,...aiM*x 15
4i....4U5 Xls
m....a'«i a. IA
mi .. !Ctn :i. m
mi....;hw a. io
mi a. m
a.iri
a,us
a.iri
<rr.. ..aM j.io
r» - - -5» :i.ui
A o. A*, trie*.
.'»7.,..«'UfXhA
XM
&u....via xm
■4*l....xa* IH3
8J....5W7 U.H3
7"....1trj XK.t
111.. ..111t Xttt
U4....|50 U.Kt
«■*....;m ant
41.. a.-it
bit.... 1117 XM
u7....an im
an., .mo a.w)
11.. .1U X«)
Hi....tits XMI
7'i... iKi xmi
nr....in x*oi
&d....in0 xtti
an....t00 a.ro
:i.ui M1....3TJ v.iK.
a.uu
4u....3ui a.mi a.m
3.10 3.10
373 a.iu :.3,,,.34H 3.1*1
111.. :<.m Jl-7.v.k-v
lirj ...370 21. id 34....3211 iKi
r0....-aii :t.«i &»....-.3. a.a> ;
3'o u.ui 41....171 3.k*.
44....30U 3.r3 r>7....J17 3.H3
11W.....1W 3.W. 0U....311 3.N7M
U1....577 3.1*3 MU 3.*3
113.. .MU 3.a'. 40... 3ID 3.K3
»!....300 3.U'» 43....3M 3.83
W.... 303 3.03 13H....310 3.K3 [
X1..,.311'. 3.W3 131.... III? 3.N3
44.3.0 ft 1U....M7? XU.
hIIKKI'-Wcru Inactive tuH weak v
liu Ibt for inferior to ciiuloe.
■ AST liIUKRTT.
Social fmoatch l« 7A« Trll
a.rt
aa....a4i
M1....J10 -i.AU
41.. KM xno
at)..,.ip7 x:«)
at....mi a.M
51.. teU XX>
ii Sxaa«t3.ao per
. . .H» .
KiiTJ-niaiiTV, I‘a., Nor. &.-Cvrrui-iirr«lpU for
vci-Kvivliutf Sov. 7 tiara taco 2.1 m bowl ut ibruuub
uni i,Mic»iucd. a**Jn»tß.iuu aud x.:«m iw'si
liio WLvk U-rurot aum.ty for yard aaira lut l*-«m fain
(irluie trradra limutfit autdtauco of itSvvuu. wltllo
roiiiini'ii 10 mlddllUK atovkeia ana frc.tcra wvr* about
li>« adiuo aa U«t week; b.«kl to extra woroacarcet rood
■tilitpliut itradra told roudlly, uwiuir to ibo rood reixiru
fioui Kautvro uiurkuU; good lu pruno, I,*jkj to |,;aai
u*.»t."fu uoimiiou to fair, i.uti 10 1. luottaLta.;u
t*uai; atocUcra. 7<« to law IU. fat nulla
ao<i ulva for tu« »oc*. I.nixauilaat
l.uiulaalwivk.
Hons—ltecclpts, ao.2Vihead, against m.o-» the week
bcfuriit supply heavy, and prices have decllm-d almost
every day fur this wuuk: lliu coni>«of tim market (ur
Ihe foltowfuu' days of Mils week will depend entirely un
tha arrivals: best I'lilladvlphlas. sl. In>VI.JU; fair I‘hll*
udclplilus. ixuoxui: Vorkers, ix7u<iJ.«i; roughs.
Htir.kp-Uecelpla. (i.hu head. agalnxtu, 700 head the
WtH-li Uroroj supply fair, mostly of good uualliytafew
ultra sold at #4..r). hut tho market oihcrwiso iiaabccu
Mow at aiHtut laat week's price*; good to extra. t*l to
Mo, g:i.uwi.it; common to fair. 7n to kj, g.’.T.vaj &ui
laiuUa, »J.in»i,.ui. Wal calve* dull at g-t.i>*i.73,
•fa (he ir**irr»» AttociultU /Vitas.
Hast Liucurr. l‘a., Nov. h.—Usmt-itecelpta to
day. I.liu head through and W local; total lor (our
duy., t:. 170 through amt MlOJocal: ouly tliraa toaua
•oiil to-day; one load still unaoldt uut Cboutth to make
guointluu*. * «*•»•
lluoa—Uecelpta to-day, 5.005 bead; total for four
sVuuJ'r* >i Yurkvra ' •d-TotSd.oU; I'hlladclpUlns,
. Uiikkt— llecelpis to-day, Kin bead; total for four
day*, 4, tut. Noua to sell to-day.
New JTottk. Nor. K-Uakvas-Kecelpu. 3.500: sup
ply t<*o heavy fur demand at former prices: market
closed heavy: reduction fiom Wcduusday oiual to Me:
a (e*-choice cattle retailed at bUciluc, hut nMc to
dress rsi iiM, was the outside pneo for extra stem la
lota, aud pour to good ranged at 7U*itc to drcaa tuwvt
lea; exporters look gat uialuly at o’si^iMic.
mikkp—Kecelpu. xuxit market steady. butsbova a
fa>rbuslac»*aiuM4/‘d4ctursheapi 4M< l s'-c fur lambs:
barelyouccar-loadshcvpi IXI ttxs rebelled ftUc.
“"“el • shade *hrmcr at
fJ.tcs/M.d.V per Icm lbs live. au4 go.OmoI.) dressed:
hogs from Detroit sold at
. „ »T. LOUIS.
Sr. Louia. Hov. B.—lloua—Firmer for heavy: light
ihlpplngaud 7orkera. gd.httd-W; packing. Vj.tiitt
d.tii: liustookfid. .(Xgd.tw; butcher* 1 and PhlitdeTphtas,
tg.Mttd.(s>;. receipts. 4. uu; shipments. l.Tux
t stilk—unchanged; (air demand lor snipping and
sl¥^ e /! , ,5 r *‘l, eJi .} u ? <J 10 atooieo heavy shipping steer*.
»*.JXdMi6; ilu light. fiJOslli; uatlvu butchers 1
•fa*™* |d-50./;i.aU; cuws and heifers. txuttxts;
through 1 exan steers. Si.fkwxot); cow*,|d.uttiUJM:
wintered iexaus. gXiWXtOt stockcr* and f<aJlug
steer*. gj,(»tt*.i>: receipts. I.Ptit shipments, duo.
ouasi*—Dull and weak, ouly common grades on the
wi auui!u?uj
.. .. aufkxLQ.
w I VF.r*u>, Nov. a-CxTrLK-ltecelpu, I.JTk mar
ket althout ueclded change.
t'Uxxr snu Lskua-ltevalpU. 3.700: market dull:
dernaud light: fair to good Western sheep, fiiiV.l
a. 7»; choice. g3.N);afew selectod breeders, fit.oott
Id cars unsold.
Hun*—iticcln*. go.dfiO: market a absdii stronger for
Vergers; bcaty cuuttuue 10 drag; Yorker*. ‘d.'cwd.WJ;
ncjvy, fd..Vx.sd.7s; choice Fhliadelphlas, BJ.WJmJ.Io;
da cars unsold.
higher: mm in »-i. ?.‘.n itoh'. m< !<•
tny. f2.av<sv.*o: butchers'.* receipts,a.noi:
»iii[.im-nu, 3,:>». _ *
I.U.M 111211,
The canto market was moderately active yesterday.
The demand waa chiefly for piece-stuff. which brought
»7.«**;.2ft.-the outside fop the Nki grade*. It liex
pected that the receipt* of 2-Inch stuff will Immediate*
ty fall off. Inch, of certain kind*, sold readily, but
common waa quiet, and dragged In the latter part of
the day. No change In quotation* waa announced, they
being for common, and 9 o.aodll.«) for fair
to good mlll-rnn strips. I.ath aotd at •1.3.% andablnglc*
were quotable at f 1.7543.10.
Sale*: Cargo achrntter. from t.udlnaton, l.noanm
shingle* at $2. loi schel’etrel, from Muskegon. lfto.no
ft boards at aetirvand*. from Handler. luu.uo
ft Piece-stuff at $7.2.1: rrhr M. Tl«mi|HH>n. from White
Lake, l|ii,un ft piece-aniff at $7.00.
The yard market wo* fairly active at unaltered
prices:
Flm and second clear. I*(and3 Inch f.u.oooih.flo
fiord clear, l!< to J Inch «.OWj.'«>.i»»
I bird clear, inch gtt.tai
Pint and clear drexed aiding Id.ro
Flmcnmiuon dressed siding I t.it>
Flooring, flritcnmimm. dtesied 2ft,ui
Flooring, second common, drexed w.on
Flooring, third eiiiiisan, dressed in.fsi
Oo« tHJinls, A. 13 Inches and upwsnl*. ... .11 .flOAxt.no
Itui boards, it. 1:1 inches and upward* 2d.00i427.r5i
Jtov twanls, c i7.OHAld.ftO
A stock boatils. 10 to 12 men, rough 3t.UK42d.ui
II stock boarda. loioiatnch 'juiiwxi.ui
U stock twsriii, into 12 inch Id.nual7.ul
1> or mmiinon stock Ixjard* i:i.u**it,u>
Fencing. No. 1 lu.ouan.u)
Fencing. No, 2
Common boards lo.ikfcsit.ui
Cull hosrds D.oniaiO.tW
Dlmenslon*shtlT u.w'ail.uJ
IMmenslon-stuiT, 20to 30ft to..VMK).ui
Culls. 2 inch S.u»4 u.ou
rickets, rough and select T.uuat l .uo
I IcketA select, dressed, and beaded is.u>
Uth i.mca t.7a
BhlnglcA "A” standard to extra dry a.2fd» 2.40
Shingles, standard green 2.U(A 2.lft
Shingles, No. I l.UUtf I.IU
Cedar shingle a.uUA 3.10
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORKIOX CITIES.
Special Dltjxilcft to The Tribune.
T.trakPooL, Nov. s-ll;sua. m.-Fluur, No. 1. 22*|
Ko. 2. ills.
Ursin-Wheat—Winter, No. t. D*s No. 2. Rs lOdi
•prlng. No. I. os Ods No. 3, TsOdtwhlte. No. I. Ui
Mil; No. 2, Osfldt club, No. I. |ov 2d: No. 2, Os KKI.
Corn—Now, No. I, 245: No. 2, oasOil.
pßorisioßS-rork. 435. Lard. 3ft*od.
Liverpool, Nor. R.—Corrox—Market esrler; sellers
atS aale*. 7,000 bales; speculation and ex*
port, a,w«iMmcrlc»n.r.,oi«ii sales of the week. «3.t0);
American. ■B.onu; •pecnlatorstook.VKU of which ex*
porters tookko©; actual export. n,OCO; total receipts.
<3,ino; American, 35,t<J0; total stock, 387.U30; Ameri*
can, 141,f«o; amount afloat, aw.cOoi American. 318,*
oua
BRSAntTurra—Steady; California white wheat, oafM
tt»a I till doclub.ua lidaioa 3d; No.ato Mo. I red Went*
era spring. 7i ihioos ed; do winter, ho ndfeos 3d.
Floor— U'eitern const, ineo33s. Cora—New Wo*tern
mixed, 33s t>J«34». Dsls-Amerlcan. -is Gd.
Pnovtsiuxa-Meia pork, -13*. Prime mesa beef, Oa.
Lard—American, U3s od. Bacon—Long clear,ats; abort
do, 33a.
CiiKEsk-Flne American, 47a.
Tallow—Fine Amcircan, 37*.
market bare; refined do, Sfed®
Linseed Oil—Sda od.
Brin; ra or Ttuu’ENTtXß-S4t o>l.
AxTwaur, Nor. 8.-PETnoLKi;ji-33!<d.
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW TOIIK.
Special Dlipmeh to The Tiibuna,
Kerr Tonx. Nor. g.-anaix-Wlnter wheat In more
demand; quoted a trifle stronger, closing firmly; while
rarled little In price, but In lea* request; spring (trade*
in fair demand tor early delivery; quoted a shade firm*
cr; cable advices less favorable; h,OOO bu No.
3 Milwaukee spring at U7feo; u.uxi bu
No. 3 spring at wc; 7.40* bu No. 3 tlrcon Day spring at
Dftct h,uju bu No. 3 Northwestern spring, December
option, at 07c, closing alo7o asked. Cora In lets do*
tnandt weaker; In Instances fee per bu lower. ICyo
firm; h,uo Im No. 3 Western at 00c. Oats quoted gen*
erally at fettle per bu hlgber; No. 3 Chicago, 7,800 bu
alble.
Fjiortstoxs—Mesa pork In fair demand for early
delivery; quoted steady; Western mess quiet; Novem
ber option, 87.00 asked. Cut nicaU quoted about
steady. Bacon In light demand; Western long clear
quoted at <fei£.7o. Western steam lard more sought for
early delivery, opening at easier prices, and closing
with more steadiness; 3.W0 tee at 80.17)4. dosing at
td. 1714.
Tallow—Quoted weak on a moderate demand.
Suuaus—Haw firm; fair to good refining Cuba, 7K*
7?sc; refined In betterrequust.
WllllKT—Quoted steady, with coles of S 4 brla at
•I.la * •
Fniiaiira—Moderate movement In most trade eon*
sections at about previous quotations: for Liverpool;
engagements Included by steam HuU) bu wheat at
<Md Per but a slight decline; 7.000 to B.COO bu cheese
at47sod.
Tn the n'rsfrm Anociated J s ;vrc.
New Tore. Nov.B.—Corrox—Qnfct at O.Vtoan O-lflo;
futurcsqnlet; November, Dcccmber.U.3lo; Jan*
nary, o.4»ct Februarr. ».«Cct March, imwc; April,
a 7ue; net receipts at all United htsics ports during llio
week. 177. UM bales; last rear. 2ui,ui>; total rceclpta
stall United Htatva ports to dale, 1.2*3.000; last rear,
pol.tktj; exports from all United Stales poru for the
week, W.mot last year. Tt.usi; total uxpona from all
Lniled BUU.-S iMirts to date. lso,tx>i; lntjesr, hOt.uiOi
stock at oil United States iKirts. sutuoj; fast year,-tnu.*
uni; stuck at all Interior towns, Nl.usn |a»t year. 7.L*
ism; stock at Liverpool. *t7.u»u last year, :t*s.tso;
slock of American afloat for Crest Britain, 318,000;
last year. HU.UX).
FLouu-In falrdematid; sieodyi receipts, IH,ujobrlsi
super btato and Western. f:i.29w;i.in; common to good
extra. *:lh«s:lu*is eikhl to choice, 84.u0t.90; wnito
wheat, extra. «4.9.74J.V3.'.; extra Ohio. rt.HJO.vio; bL
Louis, Bd.iiUiL7.73t Minnesota patent process, 8-VUum
(hum—Wheat quirt: receipts, 170,(00 hut ungraded
spring, Met No. a ant lag. one; No. a spring. o’*ili7t4ei
nugrodud red. Sl.olrtl.oU4i No. :< do, Sl.oo*l,o|l
No, ado, f i.oortl.udti No. I do, ai.o7rti.U7U: un
graded amner. Sl.o»H-/l.u7Mi No. a amber. tM’l*p<4
I.OH iiutnailed white, fI.UKII.ODi No. Ido, *!.(»>&*
I.ouj extra do. fl.lUal.lt. ilye steady! No. g West
ern. one. Harley hravyt mall qtileti six-rowed state,
liArtisic. Com less active! ungraded. ■KiH'at'-ci No. g.
47i«47Met white Western. .%Ort.»ifc:rouad ve.luw. nitsc.
Oats active and a shade highers receipts, 4,400 but Ko.
a white. aooj No. ado. aaej no. i iiu. igntssahMei No.
a. anunoytut No. i, sict No. a Chicago. met mixed
W extern, aoKrtaiei white Western.
lUv —quiet aud unenangi-d.
llupa—uuleti yearlings, asset Eastern and Western,
lUrtllict New TorK state. >rtl!>c. *
Utu>oKnixs-tioHue nominally unchanged. Suaar
flrmcrt fair to good reilulna, iMwrke. Mulusos dull
and unchanged. lilce In fair demands steady.
United, oouihuc. crude, s)*c; re-
TaLi.ow-Markctdulli 014300-IOC.
I(K»)K—Quiet and unchanged.
TtrersKrtsi-oulct,
Koo» Firm; western, 34Hrt2)e.
riumsiuNs-Vurk steady: invss. *7.SOrtH.2S. Beef
firmt now mesa. *m,fVx.'»h.u>! extra mew. ait.acus
SIJ.UX, Cut meals heavy i lona clear middles. aUuvcs
short do.
prime siram, *0.17)4.
lloma-tjuiett at dttsec.
CiiKKki-meadyt Western, flrtOc.
WuisKY-bleady atsi.lo.
NnhlllMllll.
BsLtihobs. ltd.,Nov. m.-Kloi'r—Quiet and slcadn
Western kupernne*. aa.UWX7ii do extra. fJ.7&rtl,iSt
do family, *4.:4<rt3.ou. * '
UMAix-Wheat-VVesisro weak and lower t No. a Penn
sylvania red. at.uii No. a Western winter red. spot aud
Novemlier, Sl.U'iHt Deccmlxr, gi.txMwl.uathi Jan*
vary, ai“„>)4‘>*l-05L. Corn-Western hrin and aslisde
hlgluTi Western nilz--d. spot sod November, C.Jiui
IK'crntber. 4>Ks>iuUus Jiumiry. 4 reiOMct steamer, sic.
(lats-Uuud dstnanu and lirmt Western white, guy*
au;i do mixed, aUrtPSci Pvuiuylvsnla, ’.•tonne. tlyu
quiet and easy. *'
lljx-Uull and heavy; prime Pennsylvania, gil.ourt
I‘uovmoKs—Dull and nomlnalt Jobbing only. Mess
pork. Bulk-meats, loose. sheulUurx, aUOaUvt
cK-sr rib sldvs. «<c. ilams-.sugsr-cured, now, llrt
ISe. I.srU—Kenned, tterces,
liiirrxa-ClioUe lu fair demand and steadyt Western
packed end roll, lOslhc. '
-shade mgre steady; crude.7Uc; refined.
Klo cargoes, 12Jfi
Wnitsr-Qulti and steady at f l. IKSI. t iu.
r KRiuiiTk-1 u Mverpool iwr att-amer ttuauy. Cotton.
6-Ukli Hour, Sland; grain. '
lltu'eii-T*—Flour. A’kitliria; wnrat, ou.£uobai corn,
li, ao i Dit s oau. in »i bu; rye. oobu.
biiirußNta—Wheat, but corn, Sa,uUObu.
HXWUHLKAKS.
Naer CtacsANSi Nov. M.-Ku)L-a-flwo<l demand si
t u .’l*l*l «, ron «- u a-%4 XX. *0.7.'.; XXX,
S«.nuat..'4); high gro.|i-«. st.7.'4s-'..av
in falrdcmsudstoduS-'ide. Ustsquist
CuuN'Ms«L~DuU and lower at Sd.ttv
luv—Mrady; mime, lliLiai; choice. tlrt.auttt7.ra
I Kuviaiojis-i'urk-UeutaiKl fair and market drill at
Card MaaiJy; llerce. ki-ga. 74w«
7Me. itullr uteaUduii. weak, am) lower) altouldera.
old. kllttuctnew, 4«i»OV. Ilarun-IJarketduU; »ltoul
ilefa. ec-; clear r l>. e«e: clear. .V. llama, taw
cured, market dulls old, lOHcal lc; new. lie.
Wuuav-blra-lvt Weaicnt reenaed. «MA«|.io.
tluunaatM—Coffee Heady wlili a fair demand; car
goes u( ordinary tu prium at l:*4lu})<; lut-olj. Kujar
uulots common to gum) common, v*f.Qc; fair to
'«»> f* r, s*<MnHci prime to choice. yellow
cUrlOed, 7k*i’4L Molouea active but but uuoUblr
blgtier. Klcu active and fltm at N *
i'UiLauKU*m.v.
{FMiLAiiBLPUia. Sot. Fi.i-t-a guady; aapera,
f •xtraa. Mlimcaoia family,
blgb grad*.. W MWT.r.. Ilye ilour.Ri.tu
Uuaim —Wheat llrui: No. st rcd.tl.uiUiaiuber.tl tOi
white. t|.U'««l.oTi Ku. a t blcago. Blc.
krt dull; steady; yellow, acanr. .'do; iiilulL «uHu.
Uataaearce; while tteilcru. sn-o.U;; inlaed Waaleru.
UK*aUc. lire Brio; Wcateru, Jlo. *
Fit ivisioMa—Firmer. Meaa pork.**ooet ssv India
mcaabcef, tIIMU. Uema, ■muked. Ioaiuo; pickled.
7u7l«c; itrceu. l-HfC- Lard, prime »learn. Rliiuail.J-V
lluriau - Demand active; hew Vork blato ami
Bradford toumy O'e.) esirao, Slltt£)c; Wcaieru lie-
Ko<I»-lK'Oisod active; Watteru. sue askad.
J-use.c-Nemluaii, euebsuged!
I*jm cotli'M-llcavr; retlued, we: cruds. TKc.
Wutkkv-Flrait MTeateru. *l.lo* *
iXUWbu. r **’ l ' ,OUX ‘ 4,w, ° b,Uj *“**• 04,000 but ecra,
. . *T LOUIS.
„ \l: Wi*- N ? r -. H -r FL(HU ~? te * J ;! xi.sa &ua
R» 7 JikdWu.’ td-uOttC lOj choice,*
o.M*? u *T'£ h * ,k * *“ I « r L No- 7 red, b7«M7Uc ca*bt
cloalotf 8t Hflic, l»e-
J»*>uarvi No. d do. So. J
•prlu«. TiW.tc. euro auilsitt'tc bid ca»b. dlMe bid
November, oau eaalcrs F>Uttta)ac ra-h; auuc I)o
--' *f jra nr “?- bid; Barley dulls medium,
afa*tfciialS 1 " M -
lour * 7 - t ' t, ‘brli: wheat. 87.0 U) bus corn,
Ifouba 15 u 4U * w,uw * bu; Oc. I.coo bus Urie£
buii-aaviT*—Flour. B.0U) brla: wheat- 07.000 bus
coru, Cowbu; oau, Uoue: rye, l.uxi; barter. 1.-
„ CINCI*V*TI.
Cijtcia»*ti, No». ti.-conus-QulM u w.
rtoi «->tc4Jjr »uJ Briu.
V\ beat lii guwJ ikaiuil »ad price* >tb*dt
shipment*. *.i»n hti. Corn n good j..,.,,,.,
now. :i* true. n.i. quiet ur ««•,<*' ~“' 1 V.l ,** * Pr s
Bailey dulls No. o run, Mx-<««|,(n ‘0« null at <■)..
I'liitvisi.ixs-I'ork nominally nn(-hnn»i>.i t ..
fair demand Iml «l lower mci" la
chiefly at Inside prices: Ismie nominal' h,‘ l V l : ,, ‘* ’■ M “-
quiet, but firm at «2.fto. a.T.Vi,,a
meat* In good demand at mil prfret* ini,» «„
.dear, ti.st seller next week, .iVort c:eVr **
option. Bacon nnlou hut steady at ra-ruA' * .•'"''•i
M '* w, - sm4 for c,e,r «8
Winsnf-Qulelat
Itirraa-iJnlcf and unchanged.
Linskio Oil—Firmer at
_ MII.WAWKgB.
Mlt.WAfggg. Wla., No*- K.-r'inm-OniM K - .
(lasix-Wheat weak: opened **o f,i£ l .. hIR frm
ilradr: No. I Milwaukee hard. \k
kee, hwciNo. 2 MllwaiiKre, n|V> '"‘‘••i-
Mwemlwr, ftlMrt Jannarv. No 7 U %nL. M, V:
7l«c: No. 4. met re/rcu-d r.r.% torn ~.iJ' 1 -.
;«e. Oar* quid and unchanged: N«.VT‘ !
firmer: No. t, 4 <c, Barley milet- an i-ja
Uertmber, nifciMfo * 1 * 2 H?cj
I’ltovishUH-.Mrady and Inactive, Me*, nn.h ..
$n.H7: new. fn.no. Primesteam lard. a. pork *
Fannim—Wheat to UmiTblo, 4Wc.
lllr*ipi*-FJo,if. 7,««U brls: wheat, 72.«nh,.
Siiii’MK.sTa-Flour. to.inii.rli: wucaCii «u.h«
. t.IM’HVII.I.K, * ““•
Lopisvim.*. Nov. R.—Cotton— Qulatat nc
n.orß-mm and nnctmnged. c>
(litaiN-Whcai In fair demands red. *wc- in , h „ .
whl:e. Oft'-uric. Cora Ann: while. 4j|<pi n .?» . / " n( l
tlau steady: while, 23We; mired. •.-juV ‘ V*
at ftiifcc. ’ “* e 'b toy
I'noviatoNß—rnrkflrtn ats7.7ft. |.arrt-M«rv«,
er: choice leaf tierce. 74«: do krga. ku,c ' ii.oiT 1 r ' u, ‘
In fair demand, bin at lower rules, slmuihr, "*
clear rib. clear. 4*c. ftir.ln I. irfi ‘‘i
but lower: ■bmilder*. SMet clear rds m.-, Hear i i“
»c. llam*-Hug*r*cureti. ooneimtl.e market r ‘
Whiixt—(Jolct at li.ih. kU *
noSTON.
Itnarog. Kov. R.-Pi,oun-Hteadyt Western
s».UKA:t.2ftl common exirns, $3 /141 ,v,' IWfl .
extras, •i.ma.’i.isi; Minnesota<!<•. si..Vim ; , 7 , I,'."’" 1
wheal Ohio and Mfchlgnn. fl.ftOAt isi, miiiois-in n* f
•Hans. »i.7.V4.VftO« Ht. f.ouls, n,,,?' , ' 1 1 !l '-
mixed and yellow. ai4A'>4es steamer. 1 ,u t:
steady: No. 1 and extra No - Juu,, I :**
«:wci No. a while, lines mixed. :«W2e. 1
34“' Zfhu?'*''™' 5,000 brUsturu * •a.n'wbus wheat,
siiiPHkirre-noor, r«obn*i corn, OAouibu,
mii'PAi.o.
lloppalo. Kov. R.—(la 1 in—Wheat-Firm*
|i(,uiihuNn. alddiUh at if»c. Corn Arm*
hu by sample ai 2<'i | tAllei asklngsic fur s„ V ,
dolls sales, l.imliu Western at 2uc. lire i.Vj'i,
Haney dulls sale*. I.unhti Canada ali«u<-.
FRktiMiTs-ranal freights steady at 7'( t7k., «.
wheal ami t»4e for corn to New York- Kallr.isd 7,-, ,V *
about for wheat 10 New York. 1
TOLKHO.
Tor.RPn. Nov. R.-« 11. tn.-OBAiN—Wheat fl,m.
amherJllchlgan. Udoe: No. 2 red winter. ",m,I «,, fT 7*
NoyemißT me: Heceinber. U39ict .lanuary otikc i-. 1.!
No. 2 white. .17l|c. * ~ril
Hwgirrs—Wheat ftitmOs corn, Ift.ui): ont» •>>>
Snii’jikNTS—Wheal, 7:M»ic corn, 2h,i»m; oat* non.
DKTItOIT.
I lilil » «
Detroit. Mich., Nov. H.—Flour—Firm and
t>iiAix-u heat easier; extra. IiMs.No »vviiiV*
OlWcj Novemtwr; n«Mct December. o.Vf«:iuiiiinv %;,*
I. infect nmbcr, Bjc hl<|| receipt*, ai.Ttu um
meat*, 40,8ia bu. y * wu t amp.
OswEnn. Nor.«.—OnAix-Wheststeadr; Vo i mii.
wailkee. met extra white Michigan held at tl.uu
Corn quiet; No. 3 Toledo, 4tc.
COTTOV.
Oai.tiitox, Not. 8.-Com»x-Rtfadys mlddtlne.
Set low middling, bfee; good ordinary.*:: net nveliu,
3.W0 bales; sales. atock. iki. I'Jti; weekly net re
ceipts, 33.033, gross receipts, ULOliis sal.-s, in.i»,|;rx.
poru, to Croat Hrltain. 3,3.70; channel, 7U); com«-i,.
O.IHI.
Mont Ls. Nor. 8.-Corrox—Qnlct and wcaknnM
dllnj. Oct low middling, Bfec; pood ordlnarr. bfeciiirt
receipts, 9.H7.7 bales; sate*. WO; stock. t.*»,('»7; weekly
net receipts, 10,0)0; sales. 4,n0»; export*, to (treat
Britain. a, 4.74; coastwise, 0.7 m; burned, so.
Chahlxitor. Nor. B.—Corrox—Quirt; tnl'Mlior,
ofect low mlddllnir, l>ci good ordinary, lifer; net re
ceipts. 0.7U7 bales; sale*. 1,00); atock. week*
If net receipts, 34717; sale*. 14,3(«U export* to Urrxl
Britain, .743 channel, l.iso; coast. O.ulu.
Hataxxaii, Nor. «.— Coitox— Firm; middling,
Bfecs low middling, Bfec; good urdlntuy, Re; net re
net cclpli. .7,-1177bales; sales.3,fOO; stock. KU.rAi.wetlt
ly receipts, :m,339; gross receipts. »*,n'iß; sale;-, it.uo;
exports to Grunt Britain, lo7.<x>»i France,J.axi; to
the Continent, M3tlt coaawtlsc, n,UM.
PETROLEUM.
Ci.trxLAxn, 0., Nor. & ParnoLUJx-steady sal
quiet; standard white, liotest, IK.
OlLCiir, Fa., Nor. (L—Market opened steady, wj:h
soles at Hbfec; adrnneed to infect closing at iM\cbld;
shipments, 41,00 ) brts, averaging 30,0-0; tranuciluni,
390,000,
Fittsuubo, Po.. Nor. B. P*TBoL«uw-Crnda firm
and moderately actives *1.1114 at Parker's fur tnimj
dlaio shipment; refined dull at tK, Philadelphia ds
llverr.
buy noon*.
NrwTodk, Nor. h.—BtislncM continues oTntr—tsh (a
altdepanmentst cotton guutls quiet, but fairly steady
In agents* bands; low grades of cotton ilanncltsolj up
and firm; prints morlngalowly; ginghams dull; heavy
woolens fur men's wear quiet, but clot burs arc piaclui
some orders for spring caul meres and worsted coa'.lfigi;
foreign goods quiet.
HANS MAKAUT’S PICTURK.
Mr, Anthony Comstock m an Art*Crlllc.
ye>n J tire World,
Mr. Andrew J. Hopo keeps a candy store oa
Fulton street, near Pearl, in Now Yuri:. He [j
nut only a confectioner but a patron of the arts.
A few weeks ago ha purchased from Mr. Will
iam Schaus a finely-executed and handsomely
framed water-color copy of liana Makarl'i
pointing: of “ Charles the Fifth's Entry into
Antwerp. 1 ’ The original, which la now on ex
hibition lu the Art Gallery of the Paris Expo
sition, lias been much talKcd of by European
critics aud connoisseurs. It represents the
King’s triumphal procession through the stress
of the ancient Flemish city, aud In the fore
ground there are several figure's of
mule women, apparently representing
heralds of the royal coming. Air. Hope's
copy waa exhibited for several weeks in Mr.
ttenaus* shop-window, and when ho purchased
It Mr. Hope placed It In hia window. Tluro it
remained till histThuradav, when Mr. Anthony
Comstock, of the Society for tins Suppression of
Vice, saw It. Mr. Comstock at oncu sought
Mr. Hope and Informed him that the picture
was obscene, and that ho would not permit it to
ho exhibited any longer. Mr. Hope protested,
but In vain. Mr. Comstock declared Hint If the
picture was not removed ho would seize It and
arrest Us owner. Mr. Hope says that lie did
not cam tp have a contllct withsopowerful aS>-
vfetv as the one which Mr. Comstock claims to
represent. He accordingly promised that the
objectionable painting should be exhibited ue
mom, aud ho caused It to ho covered with
placard wills the following Inscription:
A CAIiD TO TUB i'lmuc.
I nurrhased of William Schaus, of llroulw.iy. lit*
Inclosed picture which hu had un exhibition in his
window, a water-color copy of Maksri's great his
torical painting of
••Charles tho Fifth's Entry Inin Antwerp,''
which Is at present all the rago at the Expo-itioa.
living the only copy which would reach Uih coun
try before Christmas 1 took pride in showing It to
tbu public.
A gentleman claiming to bn the Society for lbs
prevention of Cruelty to Morality cams into my
•loro and peremptorily ordered it out of tho win
dow.
Purely the world moves I
This notice hi the window Ims attracted even
larger crowds than tho picture did. All day
yesterday people stopped tu mud the insi-rlptfoii
over tho handsome gilt frame, and wondered.
Many of them went iusido aud asked wlut it
meant. ,
Mr. Comstock denied that ho hail threatened
to seize thu utetum or to arrest Mr. Hope, do
said he had only called Mr. Hope's attention to
tho female figures, which hu considered " In
jurious to little buys." "This painting." ha
continued, " may bo all right In a gallery, but m
a shop-window It Is vxjiuscd tu tho slghtuf httl*
boys uud girls, aud it Is out right tu leave It
there." .. .
*• Wo* It not exposed to the sight of hid aud
little boys and gtrls on Broadway!" asktd tbs
reporter. ,
Mr. Comstock did not reply. “ There arc
many works," ho said, “which arc unobjection
able in a gallery; there arcllio works id I'oinjwii
(sic) and utber classics, but that docs not jusluf
the sale of photographs of them. As t« this
picture, It has Us jwoper place in a public gal
lery or a gentleman's parlor." ,
-)s tills picture obscene, in your Judgment) _
"lu a public window, yes." was the reply,
“exceedingly pernicious to lw put before .v*»nm.
men. It is not, In my Judgment, uud according
to the decisions of the courts, a pru]>er picture
lu put In tho windows Where little boys aud gm*
ore iiasahig.'*
•‘ What wotild you du If Uupa put It back lu
the window again!" . -r
“I would lake action to seise It, most ter*
“ Do you know tho original bos been exhibited
at the Paris Exposition 1" , n> .
“It may all be. Fans ain't here, nor tt doo t
make our laws."
Air. Comstock went on tu say Ibat the eium
tlou ol obscene works of art would not be p<-<*
milled.
•• What do you consider obscene works
artf" asked tho reporter. „ r- .
" Works of srt that are obscene," was the rs
ply,whicb elicited u smile from one of Mr. uou*
stock's Lieutenants, who we* present.
" But what constitutes the obscenity I m
" 1 mean the lewduess of nude Ugurii.
“Is a undo tig ore necessarily nude!
Ur. Comstock begun to show signs of » D t
tnce. Going into bis private nlllco he brou
oul a pampblet containing a number ei
tracts of court decisions ocarhig Uj-oii ihj-'l
lion, aud read from them very rapidly. i , !‘” .
porter asked for one of the book* several ti •
out Mr. Comstock made no reply- . re ,
llnlshed reading, however, the icquc»t «aa
uewed and refused. .. . ■
'• Will you lend or sell me one, to that * 1
let people understand thu laws on the sunj
reporter. . ...k-.a
••No, sir," was Mr. Comstock s reply, . j
sre the points 1 use In my brid», and » ““* il
going to furnish people ponder le tbe- 11
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