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FINANCE AND TIUDE.
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Government Bonds Advancing and
Gold Firm
Tbo Foreign Kxclinnne Market---
'Moncy In Chicago.
The Produce Markets Moitt; Easier—
Meats in Fair Demand.
Ollier ProTlslo&s, and Gratn t Quiet—
Breadstuff fStntlstics*
FINANCIAL.
The‘demand (or Government bond* war firm.
Prices were strong. and tn lome caeca showed an
advance. The Os of 1881 onened at 100 bid and
100)4 naked; the 5-COeof 1867 were 100 X and
100«, i; the s*Soe of 1868 sold at 100; the 10*40»
Were 107 H and 107*; the 5s 10574 and 100: the
currency Os, 121)4 and 122; the 4Ht, 10414 and
16474; and the 4». 1004 and 100*4. The tartest
dealings are in the 4s the supply of the older
Issues here having been abonl exhausted.
Gold was unchanged at 100*4, bntwasflrm at that
figure. Illdt of >i were freely made. To date the
ncctuatloni for the year bnve been.
Onoiour. Ctoil*7-
....Krjit Jlwj* l"Mj JO'!*
....10lR HfciJ »••«* >'• S
187 ft.
Janutry..
>ctmiarr.
March....
Ml'4 |M|<{ »U'M| I*^
l<il!« l' ,: H HM
. 1«: I | ( || JUJ%
Jmy tik n«j« ~m< , ' !'/*«
Amu-t 7T inA* m»»i i'«*s Mwji
btoiuniDer iihih li»<4 tO"Hl m*4s
Octuour huh im-** lw>u lw*H
November ittj;* luo?J tubs ltu>«
The commercial movement contlones to be f*
vorable to the resumption of specte*paymentß after
next month. Tac trade rcinrne from New York
for last week show that while at the corrcrpondtng
time last year the Imports had reached |27.*p,742. •
041. ot about thirty-three and a half millions more
than the export*. this year tho import* have full*
en of! to 822.0. iI?2,CDo, and the exports have near*
ly touched three hundred millions, causing an in
crease of about forty-four millions. The set dif
ference Is over <77,000,000.
Che special feature of the foreign exchange
market was the supply of Continental bills drawn
BKaimt shipments of meats, the low prices of pro*
vicious having attracted order*. The posted rates
for sterling were 482 tor flxty days ami 4£IIK for
sight. Transactions were at 4aiJ4si4SH* for sixty
days, and4ftujU4Mhtl for light. Sterling sixty-day
yraln bills were 470Ji currency, and French grain
til lie wc-ro .*2UU. Bankers' hill* on FngH were A24M
uud r.2l!i; commercial. fj2d*»»; Antwerp, . f >24?*
and .7211*: commercial, u2o7* 5 Itoichmurk. IKl’i
BinlOl’i, commerctul, OHI-i; guilders on Holland.
und 40V»; commercial, 3U>». Tho recent
stidi nlng In the rates or sterling is attributed to
tin- purchase of exenunpe by the United Slate*
(■• ; vernmeiii for remittance to pay the Fisheries
award of 8-V*W).U»O.
(.‘imsuls opened at 0."» in* 1(1, and tn the afternoon
advanced to Sul J -10, and at tho close to (JCfft.
Tin* ciiUagu bank* had only a moderately active
d.i>. Apiilicatloiu from tho country fur redls*
(uuiiM nr.! growing In amount, but the orders for
(".Kivn> y uru small. New York cschanco was sold
butvvrcn batiks at 25&50c per 91,000 premium.
Tbe clearings were 95,500,000.
Ttierc nos u sale of Chicago City water bonds at
10.3*.
Cook County 7s tv erf sold at IDO'.i.
Numerous inquiries havnn beentnado about the
•• cnsii country 7 per cools ” spoaen of lit yesUr*
day morning paper, it may b« well to eay ttmt
they were l-'sucd by *h° Typograpntcnl Union to
uuisin money for nu Interment fund for such of
tlic member* as come' lo s violent death. The en
tire lasmi has bjtn sold at a premium.
hunker* und bnsineis men troubled with a sup*
felt <>i coptier und nickel change aro Interested in
knowing innt Congress Ims provided a remedy by
requiring the Treasurer of the United Slates to re*
diem in lawful money •'nil copper, bronze, cup*
uLT-mokcl, ami uaso mcUl coinage of every kind
when presented In sums of not less than 8"0."
The com* »hou.d bo sent, charges paid, to the
nearest Sub-Treasury, and Information furnished
Ibe Assistant Treasurer at the satuu tlmo as lo de
nominations and kind of money desired In ex*
change.
The ventral stock market was dull and uninter*
cstmg. Lake Shore was active, opening at ÜB*4,
advancing to C»‘J, nnd closin'; ot UH>«.
Westesn Union ndvancod to DIM i. sold down to
07!t. cioxvu atUß*a* !i below (lie openmg.
1 ne'unt dividend is a sure thing this time those
who sell tell those who buy.
Uric was off. The opening, 1055, was tho
highest. and the close. If)Ji. was the lowest prtc
of tie day. Tl.u KrieUompanv has contracted tor
the Seine of 'J. raw freight cars for 81<H0],.'*.Ti. 10,
to ue paid In lucnty quarterly li.siaiimcnts. A
bear story about Eric lit tlto Now York
o'mph c Is that at 1!) Keene began to uu*
load Mi stock hi tho London market.
The curious sequoia of,, tho o‘rup/ilrt talu
urc that Keene having sold In tliu London market,
the Block *‘ is now not 01 nil well held ” there, and
that Keene having unloaded ahll "holds a largo
amount ol stock."
Thu only three acllvn stocks that showed gains
weru Hock Island. Michigan Central, and Latte
Shore. The movement in Lake Shore ha* already
ocua described. Hock Island opened at llHfi ami
advanced ut the close to 1184. Michigan Central
advanced >4, toOO’j.
Alton wa* very dull. There was 80 bid at the
opening, and after Hut (here were no prices made.
Thu course of Alton stock ha* been a puzzle to
outsiders. The road 1* welt managed,
ha* paid 7 per cent dividends for flftera
y-urs. and shows Increased earnings Ibis vear,
but the price bangs between 80 and 85. One ex*
pljiiiiiton given is, that a now and Important rail*
r.ad extension Is being projected that will give the
A'ton u lively competition on It* through business
to Kansas City. The Wabash Id to build a lino from
Chicago to Decatur, making a through connection
front Toledo to 81. Lout*, ua It has already a line
from Decatur to St. Louis. At SI. Loalt.lt will
connect with the Missouri Pacific and the St.
Louis, Kansas City & Northern. An old charter
under w hich the extension to Decatur can b« built
has already been purchased by the Wabash.
This plan Is connected with (bo recent
purchase of tbu control of the Wabash reported
to bate (wen made by Commodore Harrison and
tws-jclalfts. Commodore Harrison Is heavily Inter*
c*ted In the Missouri Pacific, the business of which
the Allou Las threatened by crossing to lu side of
tiM* Missouri Uivei. The Kansas* City & Northern
wants to make good out of the new combination
the loss of (ho Kansas City business which the
Alton bus been sending over that line, but which
will go over tin* Alton's nuw lino when finished.
Hut PO per cent of iho Alton's business Is local,
and such a scheme a* the above, if carded out.
would nut seem formidable enough to account fur
the low price of itaatovk.
The lone* of thedvy far outnumbered the gala*
Among th« active nock* Erie declined fi,. to 104:
m. i'aul common*;, to :ig; the preferred , T ;,to (17?*;
M- Jow common 4, to lUt;; the preferred fi, to
40S: Western Union!*,to 08',; lltiooU Central H,
to 7t>: Norlhweitero common i*. to 4:14; the pre
ferred f»,to 75? i; Wabash K.lo'fZH', Union Padde
to 07 U : Delaware A; Lackawanna U-8, tosl*;.
Ualtiuiore & Ohio common I* B04&834,
J'emuyhanla »old Monday at
Ae the New York paper* are now ail bearing the
dock market, the pretent, judging from previou*
experience with tUeau oracle*, uiuat be a good ttue
to buy.
People who Imy or mU Wahaih on the ttreugth
of reports of caruiima will do well to read tbe ful*
lotting' from (be New York i'ribuiu :
Tbe ligure* ttubli.dicd In rhn Tr huntnf Nov. 7
ta the earnings for (be inonllt of October, 1K77, of
the Wiiiuuti Hallway Company Il4i were
tlio.'O (urnUhed by Ibe Company's ottko m itn«
ejiy. Our correspondent ta comet; the uiCcul
report of the Company fur IH;7 ituvo lb* earning
of October a* s4Td.Uotl. Thu exnUiuth.ii uuw
iurnmied ua ta that |be dgurua for this yearb*lb<f
• uimalcJ, the Company gain the estimated daurea
of I j.t year fur the comparison, instead of tin* ua<
unbilled actual Usurer. .Ml of which goe* to show
I toil the estimated earning of this yrar may move
to be 94 incorrect aa was tbo estimate fur XttTT.
St. l.uuia, Kauiaa City £ Northern stuck, coot*
n>'>u and preferred, ta stronger in the New York
market. The bank of the Slate of .Missouri baa
i'->ld Ha U.uuO shares preferred and tl,ooo share*
luimnoQ to me President of tbo Dank of St.
Juteph, a creditor of the broken hank.
stockholder* iu the St. Paul Uallroad can find a
premise ot better business in tbe immigration now
vuii.d tutu the Stale of Mltmeauu. Secretary
Hood, of the State board of Immigration, reports
that liu i« overrun with work.
';hc Atchi»oo and other Western stocks were
rather weak in the l!o*too market on Monday.
Atchisou *uid ai low u bIV,, but subsequently re*
touted to SU. v. Uich made tbe decliuu for tfce day
bat *,; Puctlo £ Arkansas Valley aold down to 50,
but recovered to COH. against Od laat prevloua aale.
ilarllngtoa £ Missouri in Nebraska aold at liyfcj
a decline of Chicago. Dobnqne A Min
nesota, I*'*; Chicago, Porlington A Qnlncy, *$
Denver A flirt (iramlc. >». In bonds Atchison land
grant 7s declined ; Hanford A Krle 7i>, *i
Denver & Ilio Grande 7a, ex. ccrtlf., sold at BOVI
and 0(1 ftr itAuldi A ’lUvcr 7a at
On Tuesday the unusual mimocr of 9.500 shares
of Chicago, Darlington A Quincy were mild. The
price wot IIOUOUO.M. It is seldom that more
(ban 100 or 900 shares change hands.
Itarbonr, Swords A Co., of New York, hare sent
ns their valuable monthly Inrealment list for Octo*
her. firing the brlce sod particulars of all the
stocks and bonds called on the New York Stock E*•
chanve.
St. l.onls, Iron Mountain A Southern reports a
decrease for September of S9S.n2O. and from Jan.
Ito Sept. 50 of »JO 1.003. in net earnings.
The Union Pacific report for September:
Pfftnlin
Owrnti*a .Virrfuf oi*rjilna
Cf«M
f»«o«. ert+hf* famine*.
I*7* |1.3-y.W7 »*4I7W f:%7.T*5 41. *3
i«77 i.ir.K.3ti ux xi-» a.&.K«a ;c.<n
Increase.! 143.173 tAI.TW
Decrenre * >,«w .. iu.jk
Wftbub earning! for September:
l*C7
earning m fsu.mo.m
Operating eapenif* a;K ikv.W ;i/7.a7«.>c<
Net earning*.
.*143.71MH
Atchiron reports increased railway earnings of
$53,340 in the first week of November, and $4.71)8
pain in land sales. There was a total Increase of
$30.138.
The tMerra Nevada stock Is an applicant for a
plare in (be list of the New York Stock-Kxctianye.
The arrangement* for a lran«fcrofticu in New York
arc complete; the Farmers’ Loan A Yrnst Compa
ny will set as transfer, and the Union Trust Com
pany ns registering agents.
RoMon holders of Consolidated Virginia and
California stocks are said to regard the shutting
down of work in the mine* as a stork-market rig.
This view la strengthened by the fact that the an
nual meetings uf the Companies are held in Jan
uary.—that of the Consolidated Virginia on tbe
{lib, oml mat of the California on tbe lot h.
The following abowe the fluctuation* of tbe
active itocka yesterday:
a I e
II I I
,JLi_r L
I IC!{ I u^ l ll»W
:-a*J »-«| aa
I fl-Ht e;H
in'i io‘(
| 414 4U'J : 41
I o»'4 t»74' (HK
1 IIH4 MHHtj IIPW
! 7U I *7«”
f-H Mi fKK
fl-H «;♦ I oim
>
I MK T*K r.;,
I aiii vM 83H
ID4
8-U fi*'i
KV unj
4)U 4> j
«4*» l(iU|
ll.S'4] lls'4 1
ft’ Ht
I I"'
m’ cW, i<re’f.
St. J0e...!....
m. .tee. pri*r....
Wenrri Union..
liuek lilnnil
ciii. a Alton
Uil.A Alton.pri'f
Illinois Ccnual..
I.nki? Kin*r«
Mlchlij.in central
Nnrtliwettorn....
Northweiieru. t>f
Wtu—li
7:»Hl 7UHi
« |l
4 .'*t 4:^*l
7HV| 76*41
J-.l j !£l I
COIN QL'OTATI
The following are the quotations In currency In
this market of coins, bought and sold:
JIM.
.8 m t uhi»
. 1.00
Trad«* dollar*
NcwHlS'* irralntt dollar*
American Mlvcr. halve* and ntiartcr*,
I per Incunvncy
M«**lc tn deHart. oltl an.l new
KnuliMi aliTcr
KiT«*frunc«.
1 haters
i:r.alU>i sovereigns..
Twenty fr-»nr«
Twenty mark*
bnaniso UouMoon*..
Miwicsn ilouhlouni.
Moxknn iMMiesoa...
TcngnltUurs
Cold and rlirer dollars were lOOifilOOlj In
greenbacks. Greenbacks wero 100®00li In coin.
FOHBIQM EXCIUNOa.
mem ft'iut. staht.
4*3 44tU->
aiHV
..VftH* Rl-V
.fMWW Rl"*!
. im» it.M<
. 40 41*^
4it
m
sterling
Delirium
Kruiiee ...
Switzerland....?..
(Jermanr
Holland
Austria
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
(•OVBUNMBSr tIO.ND.H.
United Statesd»of *1
l.'nln-l Mate* .vans of'at
United states n-vuso *nr
United states f.-iawof'uz
United Slate* to-tris
Untied states new 5* of *HI
United states new sit*
United tkatca new 4 perojtil coutsm.
United Slates currency id
LOCAL HBCUHITIB*
. . . nid. a
Chicago City 7 per cent Iromts (long) *nnti •list
Chicago Cliv 7 per cent s-jweragu 1 lon**.*ll*l* *lllO
1 lilentf-iCIt) " percent water loan (lmig)*to; mum
cool: county 7 jer cent houdi(luug) Mon mco'-*
Lincoln I'jrkTpereen'.iwiiu*.,,, •tnD< .....
city Italiwar (South side) Ml I*.',
UilvlUilway I West Side). 170 l7Jt»
ctiy Katliva/ < .North site), ea.Olv.. IlMg i.at
North aide lUllwav Kuos MUlhi
Chamber of Curmncrve ftJH M
IVesl'Division Kail Wu>7 per Ci'Ut cert’s.. .... ♦U>»
Uiy scrip . 03 oat«
•And Interest. . '
UY TBIsEOItAPII.
NSW YORK.
N*K7/ Yomc, Nov. 13.—Hold steady at 100}«,
Carrying rate*. I'Tpfl. Borrowing rates HaL
Uoveniniontß were strong,
llmlrofld bonds wero linn.
Statu securities weru quiet, except Louisiana
consuls, which were 2 lower.
Thu stock market to-day was active, eioeclully
for Lake Shore, Wuitern I'nlon, auJNuithwesiem.
Thu general list was strong In early dealing*, with
an advance of >* to l»4, Western Union, Lak**
Shore, and New Jersey Central being most con*
■picuoii* lu the Improvement. Towards the
clohu there was a reaction of hi to £, ex
cept in the case of Western Union, which
fell oft from 00** to 07£, recovered t»Ußt{, react
ed to U 7.%, and ilnaliy sold at fibfi. Thu slurp Hue*
tuation in Western Union was caused by conflict*
lug rumors regarding the disposition of the stuck
now In the Company's treasury. Investment
•hares were strong, especially Harlem, Hock
Island, and Port Warns. Transactions 150,000
shares, of which 50,000 weru Lako Shore, 2,400
Wabash, 10,000 Northwestern common, 12,000
preferred, 5.500 St. Pauls. 11,000 laickawaima,
11,000 New Jersey Central, 5,000 Union Pacific,
and *IO,OOO Wcsiurn Union. •
Money market easy ut U&l. Prime mercantile
paper, *tHfoU.
The Assistant-Treasurer disbursed $312,000.
Customs receipts. $211,000.
Clearings. 97,700.000.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, quiet at 48UJi
sight. I»«l.
Dry goads imports for thu week. $1,005,000.
Par silver htrollOfi greenbacks and 110 gold.
Subsidiary sliver coin **o.l percent discount.
Coupons of 1841 IP> .New if** .......... iotl(
New a - .* I'tiv* Nuw i* mat
Coupons, «7s Haiti 10-uw lute,
CUU|M>QS. ttt* >•*'? I«H(», coupon I<l7t*|
Newna m.’vCuireiicy la lilt*
sTOt'Ks.
W. U. Telegraph -*< I'.. C., C. ii t U|U
oiilcksliver..... to >aw Jersey Central... :i i
(jutelMlvvr. pfil a-JH Hock Maud IWf
Padne Hall ISS( hu Pan ;n«
Miiriuma V» .ju. Pmml.
HsrliKrta. pfd S'i'VJ 1 •.Wt
Adams f. 1 press I**4 frur* Wayne ....lOi'-t
Welis. Parg'i ii***, ij-rr.. luinc a
Amur Iran F.aproas ... cli fern* llsiiu-. pfd 714
11. A. Kxpre** 47 Ctilvaguft Altou Wj|,
N. V. Central Ill*; Clth'Aji" A; Alton. pfd.. u» J
Kr!e It* lOlitoft MMUHppI.... ?({
Erie, pfd :»t l».* L. A W aib,
Harlem HI |A.A P. Telegraph.... a.»
Mli liiaan Central M*»«oarl Panric l*|
Panama I c.. H. ft tt . I H*H
Uuian-Pvdllc *7f( 1 aiimhal ft hi. .P0e.... lIA4
Lain bliure U>**lL ftbi. Ju* . pld.. .. 4>i‘i
Illinois Central TOIi c. 1* bom's H»7K
C. ft P c« civ M‘* I). P. bonus,,,, tout
Northwestern fti ,1. P. H O
Northwestern. pfd.... P &luklugi’unds..uu>k
*r*T« nuxus.
’foiineatce a*. eld viralnUdt. old '.'l
TcuiteMeu new v» VlrglaUiu, new....... 'XI
lllaawurte* .KXiU!
hAN I’IU.NCIaCO,
ban KnANvucu, Nov. 15. —Stock* broke bAdty
after the regular call thla atteruoon, Onbir atllhig
down to 51. Stem; Nevada down to ITU, Union to
i:U. etc. Lutcrtber recovered aiigbtly. The raid
t* attributed to Insider*:
Alpha I Hate k S'orerut* |>4i
Alt* lUAtJuUatouaolliUtu .... a
belcher a*Jinnee 7'g
B.ilAUtkhor hi.. Mexican uu
llmlluo IkK tijihlr A*
Cali‘t,u:iU 4)* iMcrumi vd
:*4 JUiimmU* tlf
M
H ’Merra Nuvmil*.
i:«11(0ruu.......
Cli'jtlar ,
• >l<laua Vli
VlumU «• v .v... .
Ijruwu I'wlitl..,. »•}« LJi.ljii UiUKi!lii»lC(l...Hj
hur«k«L'ou*oUi|alcO.. £'»W ) tauw Jacket
Kscliruuirf.... lit
tiouiaii grri cuiutiJldaUii.
UiaadPruv »4< !
StVf OKLRAK*.
Knvr OilLKiS*. Nut, 15.— Hold,
Sletit exviiauao on New Voric. 4 ducouut.
Sterling oxcbunju* bjutfviV bill*, 46‘4.
t'OKBIQN.
London. Nut. 15. —Connote, money, 004 ; ac<
count, n>i IMU.
American accurUlea—Heading, H; Erie, 20;
preferred, dT!*».
lulled Statu* bond*—<s7#, 101); JIMOa, 100«;
news*. 4‘i<, ioy.
Amount or bullion ifouo la roterdar, 1*25,ooo;
to-day, AH.OOO.
i’auu, No*. 13.—UoaUt. 112 f 70c.
HEAL ESTATE.
Tba foliowlua InairutuaoU war* filad for record
Friday. Nuv. 13:
city viioj-arrr.
Uoynotu auftnof KowUt »t. w i. nuvift.
dated li.-t. Co Uierinaa Savina* Dank to Tun*
wJiijfKy&u) a *j joo
Ilu)’ue»(. .’oft a of (.eUoyuukt. wf, Ctu-Vift.
dated Oct. UKJubu ilueU.er (u I’aitlvic It ran) out
Uuyne »U Till*vf LjUojso tl. wf, .’Ulull,
u»;» <1 L»ei. C l uOO
(j«ne*aua*. CiOt.awf t weuly-tUlrd u I.M
fi, dated Nuv. 13 a.6U>
NjrtliLayahcik, tIUS-luftuof sjperlur »t. v
f. a.ixi>ort. doted Ocu l tCborUa Duller to
Jubu I'lulbla) 2,003
W«u ObloaU 72U-IO ft w uf Aktdand av, a C,
34i?h it, uated Ifar cy itlataic of William 1).
Okies te CUarlc* A. Ley wider) i.ocq
THIS CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, I STB—TWELVE PAGES.
Sheldon ft. UO3-10ft«of Went Randolph St. w
f. ,M'xiHLtft,d»(ed K«h,lO (William W.fitrong
tf» I’tillo fftnvmdrl.'.'.t !V,e»X)
nnriiiiL**:. a.:, rt #.if sipt.u »t. e f. ft.
d-urd Nov. 4 i.lohu toJamri \V.
Kc-i .... 2, .VO
hort ii Hi* cit v i.nns. m nit in a iiAtma or bkten
mi i,as or tim «'<>• nr-inif-s.
I/Ot on street n.ivi-m a«|i:.ii<i iivnnd I.art in it,
and ltd ft»>>f horiy-aevniin st.w f.zumM
ft. dutrd .Nov. (Kclnnrd Koch i«> I'cter
.Mitruu) t IW
Cni'in ar. a <if Vlncfnnr* ar. rp'xwa ft. tin
r-rovL-d. dated Oct.-.'i (Norman Vf, Talcot* to
U. T. Goodrich) 6,000
COMMERCIAL.
Following were latest quotation! for November
deliver? on tbe leading articles for last two days:
ThnrtriiVt. frut'Hf,
Mem pork I n.*a ft 0.7 a
l.ird .'..erM
>iionl«ieis. hoaert 0.124 .y j-jja
Muifl rll'S, boxt-il.
VTnlsky
wu%t:
lire
juries
Live hue*
Cattle
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce In this city dur
toy the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on
Friday morning, and for the corrcspondlnft data
twelve months turo:
fai;. mi. 33
| KKCKIPTe. | MltrMßXr*.
j 1878. j 1877. j m*. , 1877.
rionr. bru....l nvivjl in. 037 ia,r>ou Usmt
Whfat, bu.... ir-i.ftu!
font, ini • ?rv.^4l| (»,|H7. IW.7UV 1i8.?6M
"<-810'
■4-i.r>4«; JW.mO ♦i*,.‘37i x.:n-7
K.7HO -I.'Ml' M«i
91.(Mil 'Ji.AIU JW.iMA, 11.4-H
OsU, tIU...
HjP. I>U ...
lUrky. mi,
UraMirril. Ih* 3<>|,nni 7\"H' H3.V3-V AI.Khl
r, *ce«l, a.VJ.IMV )?.*s«<i)l TiA3<o
li.corn. 1M.... 18J,4UV Kft.RH't'i 13.1,101 i UI.MO
U. meal*. IM.. 74,*uu; 810,1441 1 3,41&,£11 1 U,137.:ni
llrrMct 1.. 'J I.IKI
Ilcff. iirli.
l*urk. bru.
l.iKl, III* flA.IUij M13.M7 WW,I^BB
TBilotr, 1tn..., VfJ. <l — *' U.U&I I 81. KO
llottur. lb*... 130,(><H | OJ.MH (17.0*0
j». h>>in. Nn,
Mte hOK». No. 43.301 21. i n» 3.K17,
Cittlc, a,-W.il 2, art I,4Hi
HifCp, Nu IMH 3:0
lilies. Hi* 06.34 J 3W.«IH I SITV.UIV 33MMK)
UlKh«rlne(,b'l> I 1 60 IWI
wimh. iii* ; sit.mo: U7.4*>r, w.*.r<wt oh.*:*
r<>Ut«H>«. lilt..| 6.M1 H,(lT7| 3,473 I,AMI
Con:, (0n*.....: lisTtrj! 5.1-M' u*| l.aM
Hay. t»m I hul i«)
l.umhcr, mu, n,:*tnl s,ouV| a,<t<a
bhlngle#. m,
Mit, n,an 2.1*0 4,4-wl s,a»H
I’uulirr. ft*...! w..*yo, i.urs, b.wo'
ronUr/.ciwns. nu 1
jioitus pi:**... ! 1;'
I.«i. oKb«.... { si!*7. mi u ra.»
(b*cw?, J1M...1 A, 7*7 4,nait| 4.211 3.474
(i. apple*, hriit v'.ll'v,
Mean*. bn Mi
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for city
consumption: 1.875 bit wheat, 780 bo core, 1,454
bu oats, 5,.M5) hn barley.
The following grain was Inspected into atore In
thia city yesterday morning: 12 cam No. 2 amber
wheat, ,'t can No. 1 spring, 48 can No. 2 do, 11
can No. 0 do (74 winter wheat); 0 eats mixed
wheal, 2 can No. I spring. 107 can No. 2 do, 154
can No. 5 do, 72 con rejected, 1 car no trrmlu (510
eprlmr wheat!: 1 car white corn, 50 can high
mixed, 17 can new do, 25 can new mixed. 05 can
No. 2 do, HI can rejected(2socorn); ocan while
oats, 10 can No. 2 mixed. 4 can rejected (20
oatsi; 11 card No. 2 rye,2 can rejected; 1 car No.
2 barley, 14 can extra No. 5 do. 20 can ordinary
No. 5 do, 6 can feed (40 barley). T0ta1.751 cars,
or 272,000 bu. Inspected out: 200,025 tm wheat,
157,570 bu corn, 12,717 bu oats, 25,072 bu rye,
22.050 hn barley.
The season of winter storage on grain in thta city
has now begun,and It looks us If the winter charges
will aggregate u great deni more than for any one
of several past seasons. Our elevators are already
well storked, and will undoubtedly be tilled to the
brim before spring, unless tow rail freights Invite
to a free shipping movement.
Well posted parties think we bivo now on hand
about 50.000 brls old pork and at least 45,000 tea
lard. Thu slocks of lard now In tho six Conti*
ncntal markets of Europe are estimated at 80,000
tee, against UH. 000 tes Oct. 1.
There was a big excitement on ’Change yesterday
ovum lot of 150,000 lbs green hams, which the
ouyer claimed were light In weight, and which tho
seller alleged had shrank since weighing. A
shrinkage of 1 per cent Is usually expected on
green mist* dnrlng a lung watt after cutting.
Tho leading produce markets were dull and tamo
yesterday. There was little life In any depart*
ment, and even corn slackened off from the ex*
cltemontof the previous day; but oats and harloy
were Amur. Provisions dropped off in sympathy
w ith a further decline In hogs, and a redaction of
the foreign demand fur incuts to near zero. Wheat
was dull itecaiwo of largo deliveries in-the North*
west, though those In thu Southwest were smaller,
and thu quality of onr receipts was oclow tno re*
cent average, as shown In the big percentage of ttu»
lowergradus.
•n 7u
4.(11 4.ft*
3*l 3.K1
4.70 4.77
13.0*1 1.3.(•>
13. 33 13. av
||« (!■*>
3.(U 4.00
m>t. A»km.
iiHa nr»
.IUIS IUO4
.101. ( lU’V|
.Ilr-ti |iMU
. I»7W 107}]
,iuvai 10(1
,10l!f 10-144
.Ml IOO.S
JJIS
The drv*gooda market wu quiet, with no Im
portant cnango hi prices, (Jrocurius were In good
seasonable dainaml and w?ra generally steady.
Codecs weru misuttled. Sngars were steady at the
recent decline. Hunters In nutter anil ebeeso were
outdoing iiincli, the dcmaml being chiefly of a
local character, and price* wore weak. Dried
fruit* weru fmrly active and generally (Inn. Flab
remain quiet and steady. There was a good do*
mnml for canned goods, and lor poaches and
■mall fruit* the market wae iliif, this, paint*,
and colors ruled steady. Leather, bdgzing, to*
tiaecu, coal, and wood weru without quotable
change.
Too lumber market was steady. Cargoes sold at
former figures. Thu stipoljr at lUa docks was light
and consisted chtcily of Inch stuff. At tlio yard* a
good trade is lu progress at uniformly steady
prices. Tlio falling off In receipts and winding up
of the season have Inc effect to strengthen the
market. Wood wasqiilotand steady. Hides were
quoted weak, the largo receipt* causing buyers to
hula off, and suinu of the tanners have withdrawn
altogether. Thu demand fur hay was light and
chiefly for prairie, while timothy was dull, there
being no shippers to the market. Seeds wore steady
and rather quiet.
Poultry was in fair request and steadier, the
offerings being fresh and nut so heavy aa to cause
depression.
take freight* went rather quiet, and tame at
Thursday's rates, 3*jc being about the ruling nto
on corn to Huffalo by sail. ,though carriers sskud
4c. Huumwas taken fur 1113,000 bu wheat, 44,*
000 bu out*, and 57,000 bit barlwy.
Through rates by Like and rail were quiet at
IHliccoru and 14!»c wheat to New York, and
15Vjc corn to lloiton, Lntfo and canal rates were
nominal uUlKJlOlic un corn and lie on wheat to
New York.
Hall freight* were unchanged, drain was quoted
nt 30c pur 100 lb* to Now York, and fourth clast
at 35c, which Includes meats.
in nbw route TB-vruntur.
NbwYoiik, Nov. 15. -Hicetpts-Fluur, 10,025
brie; wheat, 172.07(1 lin: corn, 210.400 bu:
oils. 53.375 bu; coru*nitfal, :~IH pkgs; rye,
13.100 bu: barley, 41.253 bu; malt, 2.175:
pork, oQO brls: beef. 2,250 pkgs; cut*nicaie,
•MUtfpkits: K.. 1, 2,117 pugs; whisky, i. 147 (iris.
Kxports-24 hours-Klour, U.OOO brla; wpeat,
170,000 bit; com. ill. ooo bu.
VIHtIU.R MIPPI.Y OP OIUIN.
Tito following table *Uowa the vlalblo aupply of
grain unitiuditc* turned:
j ir*ru/. | C ■><■*. j On/#. j Darltn,
Nor. ». t«7t.iia.3*hi,i»4» KmH’Mxjjn.iM.otua.itu.Hn
Nyv. J. I*7*. l/.lioti»»> J.<;o,U>ift.OH.t44j
Nov. pi, 1*7.. o,.*n.:u* r. tn.uuta,(m.iM;i!u-j4:i.;«ij
Nov. it,
S**v. i.t, t-m. .|t,£uu*i 4,0;..,u.0 a..kit, I mu, i0(,i.7«
Soy. It. 1M74.1 »u
’Al*o rye. again*! MOT.uw'bu a week
prevluu* •
MOVUMKNTOr UIUIN.
The following »Uow* tbo receipt* and abipmeuta
of wheat at point* named yesterday: ’
Chleayo....
M.lwuukco
Sew Vork.
littmU-...
T01ed0.....
bt. Laju!».\
lUHUiorv,
ToUl
Tde following la bio abowa ibo receipt* ol tlour
and if rain at Chicago* Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit,
Cleveland, and UalulU, from Jan. to Nov, 0, In
ibe year* named: *■
I"7*. 1*77. I*7o.
&, 4.MU.415 4.U31.&71
Arttcf*.
Flour, hrU.
\Vbc«t. bu........ 4i«Vf.is»
rum, bu 7U»»«, Ila a.M«.7,4<1t 6J.Ti:,u«i
OuU. bu VMrtMUI Ml.:csJ.Jb7 |ii.47MU7
ilarlvr. bu a.a<uO« uioi.u/m
U|C. lu 1.UA1.1A17 l,:u?.ui&
ToUJ grain,bu,.nu.au\'<« nu,iut,jua nu.4is.Tili
COUX, WIUSiT, AND UTB.
It In clamed irom tho current report of the Na»
tloiml Department of Agriculture*. t'mt the prod*
uct, acreage, and value of Uie cum crop lu ttio t«u
leading tuui-produdug btstea for 1b77 woe os
follow:
Si-itti. Hun hill, A'ftn. VnlU4.
Dil.mla AliiuiM4o 5.W017
lowa r,»i»siui uxi'.uu
HivMurl iiy.u4j.uo v7.4Ui.iui
l>aji.u» u-.uo.uu u,7u'..rt» •.‘ij.7ou.mu
Ohio u.u:n..iut ;u<4u,iin
Indiana utiuvou ac.opj.UM
Ktmuvuy ;u, - 4u.ioi iu.tai.ini
Teunewce V.3UUIO I'.iu'.oo Cu,*U.U»l
tvaaa 4U.UW.UJJ acti.t*-<JT ci.iru.Uo
I‘CulwylVOUU.... ■n.lOt.UA) 1.:.’1U,t11» »i,U7MUJ
Tbo yield per aero lu Kama* U plven at Ud. 3 bu,
Nibraaka Ob, lllluoU 20, lona 112.5, Mlnourl 20,
Ohio 31.5, Indiana 30, Kentncky 50.3, Tennesaee
2-*», Texas 24, Pennsylvania 33. Michigan 31, Wis
consin 28, Minnesota 2D, California 30. Oregon 28,
Arknnsss 24.
The rank of thn eleven wheat-producing Stales
for 1877 la tilaced.ua follows. with the product,
acreage, and valne of tne cron:
Main. Ruthm. Afr»*. IVrlsf.
lOW* 37.HUJ.000 !«(?.'.«» ißJ.H'*4.7f>l
Minnesota 3-r.:m,:*fl i.Mii.sig sn.3it.i34
llllnoll 33.0k1.00 3,'XM.U)O JI.3iU.UO
<)hjn iM.UO.UII 1.733.333 X1.3K1.10>
Indiana J4.fnn.nu> i.nrw.,vvj j7.tiw.oui
Wisconsin 39.101.nnu nmoo
California iJ.iOi.Pui X3t9.7fM ga.rtuuuxr
Wicnigin -ii.Mu.ioi i.vsaa.%7 »«.7a>,floo
Missouri io.uu.uu 1.4JH.J71 ■jaun.iu)
Pennsylvania lH.iui.tOt 1,-iuo.ut) 34.75-Moi
Kaniaa it.«o,(U) i.ooaoo; ii.-aifl.uoo
The product, acreage, and value cf the ije crop
in the ten leading rye*produclng Stale* la aafol*
lows:
Slatft, J7»iAef«. Arrta. Valut.
retnirlranla 3.4'0.u0 3ii.uxt sj.:i4-«.ooo
NewlorU 3, o',o>i 33U.0UU 3.374.UU
Ljinolf S.HII.UX) I.43J.U*'
wi-oontln i7t.ori i.m.bd
Kama* U. 4111.00
Kentucky i.i-js.ut) m,.5.M uc.au
Missouri 7i*.uo 4C.4M am.ttou
Virginia &*3.uju .vi. Bin 3-ui.h.vt
Indiana M-.oon so.ixw *.13,401
hew Jersey 333,ua) :o,orJ jQ7.mjO
4JiH
i.n-
414 «m
.j.floct't.'iu a,co»:i.u>
.. iH'Hlrl 31UMH
In the overage jleldot rye per acre Oregon rank*
flrat, producing 2‘i bu. and Kansas ranks sec*
oud, producing 20 bu. Then follow Illinois,
Vermont, Wisconsin, and Michigan, in tbo or*
tier named.
ENGLISH nitBAD.
The Now York TVlAunesaye:
KngUnd'adepcndonce utwti foreign fields for bread
supplies la a source of Increasing anxiety on that •• tight
Jlltie island. For aercral year* the limit of UXAfOMMi
bn haa oeest passed, nnd last rear the delicti was greater
than ever before: but the pres.-ut year (In the nine
months already fast) has seen an advance upon the rcc*
«>Mof 1»77. Already, thus early lha equivalent of hi.*
COMM) bu hu been m-olvea,- It isanuitcr of pride
tint tliisvountry Is still able to retain the lesd In fur
nbnlngibe nevJed suptdy. and even attain unprecc*
ocnled prominence, nui only equaling the united con
tributions of all other countries, but sending o>4 pur
ccut of all the wheat imported, and about .v* per cent
of the wheat auu Hour together, for thi Am nine
months of the present year. Leaving out the detail* of
minor contributions, the supplies to Uct. 1 are as fol
low*:
„ . I**7U. JR77. lari'.
IliiMfi, fl,lti|.3M 0,353..-.70
Oernuny, ewi«. i.h.»,7-ii a,(U5,.-.:i5
UultcUbll.e*. CWU..IH.OCI. lIJ 13.iMU.1M3 2-J.sirj.flN
*loUUlinporuUaii....3l,irJ».Ml3 3U,Ui7, 37J 0T,3n4,131
.. . . »LOWIt.
United state#, cwl*.. i.wuaa i,it«,?wo iacn.-jint
Total Import* uwu.. 4.31‘MJ1 M«».on ft.7uu.M4
Hrlilrti India, which rent In nine mimtnxif iuirear
4,XM,irj7 cwi«,htt»contrliinteil only i.«u;,4iiMhl»year,
ana An»trall:i spam only bait m roucli ** in tew,
thomch four time# m muvh mln iht7. uur neighbor#
or the Uoinlnlon are forwarding leat than m l»7u. The
figure* ares
. I*7ll. 1*77. 18T8,
Whe«t,ewt* 1.7U7,*i23 070,-JHtl 1,!i;0.U.1fl
Flour, cwt* i0.i.711 ir. *.n,r» ho.umi
The receipt* of maize in Great Britain for rlmllar
porlodi of the pant three year* are reapu.nlvrly 31,*i7',-
KiTcwli, !£!,»» id, 7IU cwts and 31,0>U. *:CI cwt*. »tniw-
Inutcrcai activity lit the corn trade, which Utnaiuljr
with thla country.
There lioaheen* marked ebann In the American
•nurveenr whralauppiy thle year. 8o far the receipt*
from the Pacillo coaat have been icarcely mote than
bait aalantu tain in. 7. while the Atlantic cuiutad*
vanccd lt**hlprnetit» from 4. 7,3. .'art to IH, t:i7,l>oa cwi*.
Theamall ORure* of lait year were due u» the scarcity
lutin' iprlUß'Wlirat reaion.—the eectlon front which
esporttare mainly drawn,—and not from a Reaeral
failure of the Atlantic State*'ciop, which wa* laser*
eral districts unusually ahundant.
—rtttr ,
i,wo u.ftiit!
£;J I IJ.»
GOODS UBCBIVEl)
at the Chicago Cu»tom*llouio Nov, 15, 1R78:
Fowler Brothers. 1,«77 aaclti salt; Cobb, Wills *
Wheeler, 4Keases Asa; \V. 11. Schlmpferman &
Son, 110 cases champagne; Armour &• Co., 1 brl
hams. Collections, J3,(HW.43.
PROVISIONS.
1100 PRODUCTS—Were quiet tn the acitreffito, and
easier. Pork «m dull, lard quiet, sod mens rather
more setlre than the recent tverace. Hoc* were
quoted lower, and that fact produced a decline in prod
uct, especially as Liverpool was reported rid lower on
lard tad Hd ofl la meata. The reported ■htomeoU of
lard and tucata were largo.
Maes Pobk—Declined 59?40 per brl, and closed 2'ia
below tbe latest price* of Thunder, with very lUllo de
mand. Sale* were reported of at brl* spot (new) at
18. u 4; 3,750 brl* seller December at #B.7s<a(i.Bot t.soo
brl» seller January at frf.074M4.13t and l.uaibrls seller
February at $8>359M,;«). Total, 8.3,-u orli. Also. at
hrl* back pork at Klh(. The market closed quid nl
f u.TiMti, bo for old *pui, frf. 1. - , (or now do, *11.774
M‘l.hm fur December, frf. 13 tellur January, and *8.374
UiM (or February.
Prime meat pork wo* quoted at f7.T39(.u* with tale
of 7u brl* at *H.«n.
Laitn—lb-cUni-d 5? per inn lb*, and closed 24c below
the latest price* o( Thursday, with a fair demand fur
deliveries after the holiday*, bale* wero reported of
.‘•.ttcaaput at *5.h34i ties teller December at f 5.85;
lI.TS'Mt i seller January at * and t.suo tea
seller February at *d ■’34Mft,ui, Total, n,Hut tea. Tim
market closed ateadyst *5.8.249.*,.M3 (or spot, *3.N34
seller .November, *5. rf.v*5.874 seller December, 75.a',
9->.U74 seller-lamiary, aud (or February.
Mxats—Were fjlrly aeilrc. but chli-ifv m small loi«,
and at au easier ranttuuf prices. Halted meats were
about flo lower, and green do 134 c lower, uiuer mom
free offerlnis. bales were reported of tuftboxosihoui
den at 8Ui9'1.J34l d o.iso ns short rlns at SJ.ut
spot unit ft.Ut for Jaaiuryt Ml boxes long clears at
ft.u'ML 134 i I-7,*4> liuxci lung aud ■lion clean A'.
Ul. 15u4. I". 4 spot and Si. 134 m 1. 15 lor December! 40»
noses short clears at ,s«v«,t4kct 3<>l>uxe« Cumberland*
ti <t|ei j.t tioxes siiurideap uacits at t-i£cs tc.rawio,
mnl nusio tss green nam* at tKc for IB and Sue (or i.*>
ts averages; J.S boxes lonit-cut >ism* at 7c. The fol
lowing were the closing prices jior !(«)&* on leading
cut*:
XlO'il- ,y/iurt L. u iii f,rt'sn
tier*. 1 rio*. \f.clo>irg.u-ieur*.
Luose. part cured... . M.to 1»1.U) I ft.oTH jfI.ITU
DoxeJ ;t. uH 4.13’*. 4.3 U 4.:m
Novciiukt, boxed i.Ut*l 4.VU 4.1:0
December, boxed n.m I i.m '4.13 I s.-»*»g
Long clears quoted at I:I.Ui loose aao »., to u„c.;
Cumbvrtandi,4!4dtHd boxed i lung-cut liami.oU*ll.,ci
sweet- pickled iiains, MusOllotor into 13In avenge: old
do, flhOfict green bam*. 4<a<A4)*e for sauiu av. rsgei
greeu shoulders,
liacon quoted at Jhwlu fur slionidera. 4Kd3o (or
siturt rltH. .Vit-V{c for short clears, 044H)4C for hams,
ah cant used aim packed.
unmask--Wu.<quotedstftASXo for while. 3*4c for very
chnu-ndti, SWWtUr (or yrlluw, and 4Hatv4o for iirown.
IIKKK *'llom(cT..-Wer* steady an I uuicl at IJ.T*t
d,ttj for mesa. for extra meu, and 913.3
U.vj lor hums. >
TaU.u\v-W6s quiet atdOCU3 for city and for
country. Sales l.uuu lbs choice city at tLtc.
I) UE ADST V Vl f H»
FLOOR—Was In moderate demand by ahlppcra, and
In fair request on local account, with a steady feeling
prices, though wheat waa easy. Sales were reported
of au brla winters on private terms) 70u brla
iprlngi at 9.1. 3714447.1V>. the outside for patents)
lurj brla spring supers at 91.734*'.’.73s and no brla
rye Sour on private term*. TutaL l.au brls.
The following was tho rauge of asking quotation*:
Choice to favorite brands of wblto winters, ft.au
<aa.utt fair to good brands of white winters, f.i.nt
•wl.'ifltgood to choice ted winters. 9i.33yi.73) prime
to cuolce springs, 91.-<411.73; fair to good spring.
9:|.3 4il.u)s (sir tu good Minnesota springs, ft.iiwa
4.30; choice to fancy Minnesota springs. ll.isxs.Vii’i;
patent sprlag*. 9).<s<4i7.3<u low grades, 9i.oo4sd.ui.
lluckwbeat dour, new, per brl.
llbam—Was active and firm, bale i were lu) toaa at
97.J7Mi7.30 per ton ou track, and 97.3. tir.73 tree on
board ears.
CoitN-MKAb-Sale woe made of 10 tons euarte at
lig.iki per ton on track.
ortiaa Mill drurrs-Salee were to tons shorts at
I4.u>: to tons rye feed at SJ. tw f. o, b. i 30 tuns mid
dllugsat 9n.3ui9iu.00.
81'illSU 7VIIKAT—Was dull and easier, though steady,
The market declined He. and closed Ue, below the latest
prices of Thuralay. Tbe Drlllsh markets were dull,
though French country do wore arm. and New York
was very dull, with anting Inactive, while our receipt*
were again large, though much of the wheat arriving
vrdenUy graded below No, 3. There was u (sir ship
ping demand lor Nu,J,biU more dUciliiiiuAtlon sgalust
certain hoUM-s, the m trkci closing at .'u,- asked lor re
•*«|)>tain A. n., Air Line, and It. i. r.leiatois, and tXc
In Central. Ssitoual.sud llllnolr Itlvrr rloaior*. No.
g was not much wanted, w turn* wa> little nisiHoitiun
to buy i ui nre*. the market being Imre of utiuiduordctis
and meal d.sl<*r* w« ru not dtspoii-a tu uiHireui in-cl*.
Mdli-r llct cmIHT opened at m4«i-, sold ut *ll»r, and de
rlibvd to »M4' • clioliig at Lcllct January sold at
oiiU'i*-‘)t''. clorLig at *uc. seller Inn iwuntli was quiet
si *••!*<+■» closing elMlHc- tar lots of No. Jclootd
at *ot»c (or icaiilsr. sale* were rejH.rtfd ot h<u
bn so. lat Mtl^ci fTi.usrbit No. 3at ou'md «*vt; i.’.ne
hu No. :< utiMM»7t-ei 3U.UOJ bu rejected si .moal-Hc.
*nd m,Uju bu by aampla at oiiKvtUllwc- Total, isi.<9oU
bu,
uTxtrb Wiicat—Was In moderate Ucmiud. but at
Ic decline, bcllcr Dcccmircr wasquoicd at MJlsuouHc.
Pool sales weru reported of |3,ujo bu No. 3 reu i.i tuitf
wise, ciodng at (hu uuialdut and bu byAamplq at
SKKkWC,
LUit.S—Was lesi active, and declined per bu,
the greatest wvtuncM uelug in this uumu'i deliveries,
she llmuh markeU wore quick and New York duu.
while our tMiverlcs tuowed a marked Increase or cr
ihoacof the jircvlou* day. Tbe wcAaness was chletly
inleactnm from tunrsways cxcilciocni, wbcu theta
was an urgent Oemaad fur corn to dll ficlalitTuom pre
v louily cugated. nmpi<crs aid link- ytsurday, aud iliu
market foe future weuiod to be cluoJy lovul. white
eveu borßCO.'Waloi# were not auxlou* to buy. scetug
Ui.it wheat wim cooler, teller ueceutbvr ui>cucj at
.Hue, sold at hike, and decline.l lu Jic at the close.
6,-ilor January wm uoo'it tbe saute as ticcvmoer. auj
May range lat JiUi*J4i4C. cellar toe uio.uh was pear
ly nominal at uifei*a.s>'t Llosiagal luetuslde. Uilt
edged receipts of .vu. J close I at J-’H - - blgn mixed at
and rejetTcd at J-ic. sent sal.-s were repone 4 of
K,UJjbu high miAcd at l.."Ji bn new dual
U9>sibu now uiUe l at Juqs yjJgj; Ji.o u by
No. aat id, <i»i bu r.ijycici at .uM)>V;
auu bu bv suuvic ul Uug'juHc on Utik i Lu ou do at
3-MJJo treo on board cate: mud mas bu uewcoisaliiU
Jgc. Total. W.o o bu.
OAT*—Were lairly active tod firmer, averaging He
higher than uu the t-vcuediug day. the receipt were
lunli ca*U oats wvto wauled tu All uutcerguea. and me
atuek lu store la*uiq>oM.-d to have been »on»ldcrauly re
duced durlug the week. These facts opened tnu eye*
of tne atiorls, who anon started a rather vlauioas in
quiry for mis month nna next. *udcon*Jot raijloi>u»luc*4
wasiiouetitogcuicr. l.ie market being lurti.cr strength
cucdmlrrby tncrciHyriedrUoui Me oNew York. No. 3
*»l lat andcluavd at 3Uo. November sola at
loUts-iv, closing at the outside. Ucccu-.nvr hroucut
HdLaAMn aud iluMd at this rauge. January toocto-d
and w*squoted easy aIJUn at the last. May sold
afaitto. rasitMiu* were reponed of l,*m ou No. 3
whlicatlMsis.'MsVi Lnkal bu No. 3 at l;*4 »30',ct
l.'.uibu reit'C.ed at )7Uc> 13.3U1 bu b> saiuu.wat tons
S:iVsc«u trackt aud lj,u*> pa do at loMeole free on
board. Total, «u,OuObin .
U t tC—>l a* in tojr local demand aud Arm. The re
ceipt* were small, aud It U estimated that the Uiaral
abiptoeuU of tue week have reduced tho stuck to about
3tt,(JL*>nu. So. 3 sold at 4 aud rejected
pevctuU-r waa unit at 43c, and NuvrmiA- at 4tke.
Ca*o saica Included :t,3‘S)bit No. 3 at 4tM'l 4<X)bu re»
Jccudtt 4yHci u.u/> bu by sample at
track, l utal, e.Ju»uu.
U*ULtbY-Wa* mute active, advancing 143 c. aud
closing ut the outside prices. > The market opened
etrwug, the decline of the brusing In buy
ing orders, ap t there was al.o a id for ear lota, to
nifoal a cargo. It was also ibat ore a irs an J
tuelVdcrs were seeking the No. 3. and the saddeu turu
uuward sent the snorts In to cover. No. Jopeuclat
933 aud closed at m<493j. welk-r IlCicuiber
one tied at Klc aud closed at rSc. January sold at
ode. aud eluted at about asie. t Zita J opened and closed
at 30c lu A,. U. « Co.undclooed at 4 iaLAte la other
hotuck Do fur Pe.ciaber brought 43HilJHi-‘. kid
Hat > c«u!,:ii‘j
.. 71,101 «;.uo
..I7C.JUJ 17.-.UJI
Ul,ifli7 47. V-I
~ 7C.UM :.Mie
70.101 Jibuti
JJVJU* ljTl.Mii
.eut.aui
KJ7.&17
cloaedaUflc. No. 3wt* steady stssQfcdae. and feed
3flr, choice sample* were taken hr consumers,
caih tale* were reported of H,3<xs bu .vo. 3 at misici
t. n»ibii extr* 3 at avawci 7,f100 tm No. 3 at .‘ivj.v.i'gct
4(*<li-i tsed *t2Cc-. u.noiby (ampleat 3-v4H5c on ttack:
l.duu hu du atktc*7><<: (roe mi board. Total, 'JM.Of'O Uu.
Wheat tn a shade e»«:.-r. sales a-.’O.on'i bn at flill
©‘■3c r>r January. and fllvssl'vc for December. Alio.
Itvut bu red winter for December at fti4i-.
i om-vi.mubii ■l3J4'*inuc for December, and 344
(J3(J»c >ur Mar,
nata-»tuuhii loiter Decemoer at lOHQICHe.
Har:ejr--3.(u) tm at ate for December.
Meta pork-750 brli aelirr January at <9.1314, aad
•eller Kehrnarr at «H.37Hdtfl.;w.
Lard—soo tea for December at $5,974.
LAtrn.
.wheat was moderately active at 9I«H1H« for Decern*
her. which eluted atfliHe. Jammy told at »l*pAH;lc,
and closed oimiUc.
_,^pniiwm quiet anditeady at S3c teller* for the month,
3ia.liHefor iirecmber. andante for May.
.•I*^ , .J f . er V ,o, . n,ni,,, F e,w,ftf ' * l ifll*e for the month,
lt>h©iß'*c for December, and lßtv«3oe for January.
mm wai steady, sales being mode of 500 tes at $5,874
for January and l«.o;w for February.
.. UITCUL.
Menpnrketoiednt*d.7Kiti. ,i tncaih or nest month.
*a. fi**©". ISfor January, and 8-.374Q9.nt) for Feb
ruary. tales l.Sui hr'* at M. Is«h. iti* for January.
Lard rioted It SVH*>6t.v*TV4 for December or cam.
85,i>.v*,vot4 for January, and 83.034ia.u74 tor Feb
ruary. i.ivi tc» at »vm fur December, 85.H74
for January, am) $9,074 (or February.
, Mi <rt ribs were iteady, and aalet were noted of
450,0u0 n* at sl.oi4<i*4.a\ for January.
GENERAL MARKETS*
DBAKfi—Werj quiet aftt.4oot.ou per bu. The etreet
I* well mpptlcd. The lumbermen are not buying as
freeyas ia*t week.
DKOOM-CUHN—A fair trade Is reported at the ear*
rent prices. The receipts are heavy, and tend to pro*
duco weakness: Pine green carpet brush, 4c> green
hurl, 34es red-tipped hurl. 9 fine green, with
hurl enough to work It, 34Q:)9<ei red-tipped do, 30
34c: Inferior. 3!<«3Hct crooked. t®.’4c.
lUJTIKH-DcyonJ a moderate demand from local
cousnnicrt for choice table butter there was not much
doing, shipper* and uportert remaining Idlo. The
quotation* of Ane grades were well snpported.but there
was no atrengthto tbs market for the lower grades.
We make nuchaogo In our Hit: Creamery. JoO3ict
good to choice dairy, tSOiUot medium, UOllct In
ferior to common. 7©lflo.
DAOUINU—Wa* ordered In a moderate way at previ
ous prlco*. Following are the quotations: Stark,33Kcs
lirlghtoa A. J3ci Lowliton, 9tci (Mtvr Creek, 30ei
American, i!»4ci burlaps, 4endSbu. uat4cj gunnies,
single, Itatsci double. 33034 c: wool eteka, 4U©4se.
CUEEBK—Nothing new was developed In connection
witn too ciiceae market. Trade remains ittgnanU
and prices are to a great extent nominal. We reocat
our quotations of the dav before a* follows: September
aad October, full cream. Hfeauct August no, (-'©HHet
psrt»kli(T'JU f Vlc: low grade, 3<3.*>c.
i.'OAl/—Doal.u* reuort n wvii-sustaloed inuulryfor
boililbard and soft t-oel*, and price* wete Arm nt tbo an
nexed range; LacKuwnniia. largo etv. 40.33: small
egg. tiu-i.%; mil, t<uiii nmge. 80. v»i Piedmont, *7.00«
lllossbiiri. SO.IUI Erie. 83.U0; Uatilmorc * Ohio. 81.35
k 11.75: Jllnonk. 8 i.au; tVUinlnston, BJ.l<n uaruher*
ne. 84.75: Indiana block. Bl.au.
CODPKUAOK—Was quiet, lard tierces being t shade
easier: Pork barrels, Bi.i3M -*MS: lard ilercca.Si.4'<4
1.45. V> bl*xy barrels, Bi.nrqi.aoj alcohol uu. Bl.’i*i
041.(to. Hacked whisky barrel slave*. fiT.tncVW.Ou per
bucked pork do. Bis.uaio.out am) uo tlcrce.
Bi.s.«x«t3M.i.u Hough stares arc ta.uuQs.ou lets.
Tlerco hoop*. |lo.urol'.iU.
KUDb-VVcru steady at ITQIfIo for freah and lOQtOKo
for jiacked case*.
Kloii—A very quiet market was witnessed, and
trices were steady and uniform. Wo quote: No.
whltobsh, pur 4*brl.BXUs| family Whitehall. 81,75
ttl.nu; trout. fi.poQa.ui \ mackerel, extra meu.
H-br), 813.50: select mesa, per 4-brl. 810.uit ex*
Ira shore, SH.uij do, No. 1 shore, flaw; do.
No. I bay, 87..’>uQ4.ui: do. No. *4 shore, 8d.5CQ0.75i
No. 3 bay. 8u.7.>>d7.0u: fat family do, new. 4*
brl. BI.UKXXS: No. i bay, kits. •I.au.ll.am do,
medium, family klu, 7Sc«aßl.uos (levrge'a
t-ouAsh, extra, 85.ixxw3.iU; bank cod, 44(4140: cum*
pri'tscd cod. dv; dressed do, 7e; Labrador burring,
a.illt, brls, 87.'t'tt?..'<u: do round, brl*. Bd.oUQd.su:
ao. 4-bris. BJ.r«t Holland berrlng.fl.3u»l.2s: smoked
halibut. Miuc; scaled herring, pur Ikjx. stock
Ash. Hot callrorula salmon, brio. 813.50:du. K-brls,
FRUITS AKD NUTS—A satisfactorily active bust*
ue«» wa* doing at very full prices. We quote:
Foneios-Datea. s»»sHcs A**. layer*, 14M15C: Turk
ish prunes, tthesTKet French do, keif*, new, HMitO.'t
do, boxes, tlMidui raisins, layers, t1.iR93.0u; London
layers, new, f3.4‘L's3.su; looso Muscatel, *i.hmi.Ps;
Valencias, new, «4m7c; Zaoie currant*. 44 *3et cit
ron, 1 149154 c.
Doncstie— .vldcn apple*. 109lrfc: New York and
Michigan, 4Ml4ct Southern. 3M93!«e; Ohio, 393Hci
licscties. uniiami. halves, :>Vdic; uo, quarters, 34m
4c; raanbcrrte*. iJ&suct blackberries, OGHMet pitted
cherries, 31933 c.
Ncts— Fllocrts, 1091 let almond*. Tarragona, (749
1 Act Naples walnuts, 1591uu; Urtslls, U49»4c; Texas
pecans, t>*7c; river pecans. 54sfic: tVmnlngiuu pea
nun, 4K95Uct Tcnaeasee do. 4r t 9sct Virginia do. um
OWc.
UUKES HtUlTfl—Ucreln fair request. Theahlp
mcnli of apples continue, while the local sales ant
rather light as compared with the stock, and prices am
irregular. Lemons are easier, aud orange* Plrnllor.
the r •cv-Ipt* b'jm«chlertr tram the South: Apple*. fi.33
Ol.r/Hn car-lot*. *Ddfl.so«3.oipcrbrl; cranberries.
per brill lemons, Malaga, *-">.lf i: Messina.
•<l. m .ou per oust California pears. *J.3.'*4T.75 per
bos; Malaga crapes, f7.009d.uu per brl;co*sl oranges,
«u.ox*~..<u per brl.
yt, i/n.
(illuomtlivH—coffees were unsettled, with a tenden
cy to lower figures. bujesrs were dull at the late de
cline. In tlcu, alruoa, apices, nndmhcr lines there was
a fairly steady fccltiiif, Melow are the quotations:
men—Carolina, (Ji»974ci Louisiana, 04974 c; Ran
soon, d<49o)jv.
CurPXK-.Mendallnk, Java, S79JOC; O. Q. Java. 349
20*; choice to fancy Ttlo. 174AH40: pood to prime.
nr(9l74et common to fair, I4<4*tsci routing, 1349
mr.iAHa-Patcnt cut loaf, 10M9K>43| crushed. (04a
l'"(ci granulated, OrMtioct. powdered. K>49l(>4ci A
standard. uyuikci do No. -i, pmokci extra u. 849
CNo. I, hVibSHftct CNo. i, H9«4c; yellow, 79
niuuM-Callfoml* sugar-loaf drips, T 09130: Califor
nia silver-drips, 4Mjsoct truod sinrir-house sirup, 3.79
bHes extra do. 4ts>»43c, Now Orleans muiAkses, new,
cbolce. (0953 c; do prime. 4595UC; fair, tU9«sot do
old. m<stuct common moiaates, ajcaae; black strap,
Hmcxe-AlUplce, cloves, 40913 ct caesla,
attsalci pepper. MHfclSc; nutmegs, No. I, AXftoSct
CatcmiaglngiT. *M*oc.
MAY—Timothy 1* dull and easy. The receipt* are
fair, but there aemi to be little demand iluce the turn
bennuu bare withdrawn- lltor.on has a large limue
crop, and will probably need tittle Western Lay ttila
winter! No. I timothy, 97.50: no. 3 do, f 0.73: mixed
do. Cii.UKM.M’t upland prairie, 97.0W47.3A) and No.
I, t<uv.
lliliKH—Were to moderate demand, and weak, owing
to Urge tUTcrliu* and Mu apathy of tanner* There la
talkoi a reduction of Scull round, to take place tho
Ural of the wwjitj Cured hides, light, '•9io:do, heavy,
“Xci do, damaged, de: green, dcs cud, jnc; lung*
haired kip. 7?(ctdcacoua. 4'«ct do. dint. UMsidcs ary
salted. ludlie; green ehf butchers'cows. «e) atm*.
7c.
Ull.9—Weretn fair request at unchanged prices. We
quote: Carbon. Itw deg. test, I3ei carbon. Illinois le*
Si l. l-Vjueg; test. I 154*:; headlight, 173 deg. lest. IBVj
llchiirsn, legal teat, 3Jci extrawintcrstralned lard oil,
tries do ice-presscd. 37c i No. I, rent N 0.3. 4*ci liusced,
raw. 3*ol boiled. o*ci whale, wluter-blcached. Oooi
•perm, fl. Jut neatsfoot oil s.rlctlv pure, i*4d3ct do
extra, hoci do No. .1, «3ci iiank oil, 4*icj siraiu. 48e;
miners*oil, 37cs turpentine. JJci naphtha, deodorized.
Hi gravity. Met gatollne. deodorised, 74 deg., tic:
gasoline. *7 dog., 1-jct West Virginia, natural, 3* deg.,
ttV: natural, deg., 80r* reduced, 3* deg., duga*.
POULTRY AND UAiIK-Kre.il uttering* were In
fair local request and steady the supply waa fair.
The weather was ton tmld fur shippers to touch game,
aud most of the irado wai with city buyers. Live
fresh cMekena arc quoted ev93.uv-»3.fiOperdoxcn, and
dressed et 7<*7)4-| llvu turkeys. 7w*ot dressed do, 7<*
iocs geese. W.isiah .iOiducki. 93.3») prairie-chickens,
dMßJtgunlL »Ki*9l.i*n mallard docks, f.’.cugj.aoi
small ducks, sl.uul.&O; venison, tKaioc.
I’OFATOiitt—Were steady under limit ottering*, with
buyers In the market for choice varieties. The receipts
were light. iVschhlows were quoted at &54tX)ct rose
at s.Vd-Vici and mixed at ;i3*s4ou'.
SALT— I Waa steady under acontlnued fair demand.
No change tu price, is anticipated till after tbe close
of mtvlxatlxn. Hnc salt, nuc per bn t ordinary
ruarsu. prr brl. 31 .Vag.'.o >i do wr sack of 340 lbs,
fi.wi; Ashtoudalrr. u.ui per sack.
tii-lr.Dd—v. ere quirt and easy, except flax. The fine
grades of timothy were quo'ed at reccut figures. out
the lower qualities were dull and rather aimnoanu
bates were msde nt uuqtti.ui. Clover sold at 9:i.*<H>s
•i.ts;. and common was quoted at J.i.raj. flax was Dr in
ai Il iN.ial.'ii Toe demand was good, and tho
mat act poorly sirpi'lled with guo<l crushing seed.
TKAti-ilemnlß firm amt unchanged. n o quotes
UukHiwukii-Coinmon. jmjuc: good do. sijvet
medium. h.<i»t'ict good do.
MtS'iOc; choice. iWlTooi clidlcesi, 73«d0ct fancy, uucdl
g l.isi. '
InntnuL—Common, SkgSHci good do. axAUe: toe*
dlum. oAhsmc: good do. paadci fine. 4‘44'm:; finest,
ao-da'-c, choice. uugHAct chutcesi. iUd»7be.
\ooxii llv'o.x-commoo. 3u«inri gowl do. 3*33301
iiiudlnia. .tVit Me. good do. Last tc; hue. tbqsitci finest,
bug &3i choice. wodrU'c; choicest. *3<Lt'ir.
jAHiy-L'ommoit. J'VtJOo. (food common. W4U3c;
medhini. :».’<« i-'<e: goal tij.-tllum. J dtevi tine. 4 >Ol3ct
DlieaL 4Mg aw; choice. MJg.VVM clluleeal, UUtl4
OntOKi,-Common. AnsiNc; gorat common,
meilinm. :'3i»i«ci good medium, untgaw: line, 4.ta43c,
Am s*. .VMe'yic. cltnlce. 334.>ci choicest. iiyaVUO
WI!I>KV-\Ya»micli*i.gcd. sales being reported of
hVthrUNi 91. U) New \ork was quolei st fl.OOg
1 .01**4. uud Cincinnati at 91. m, I'eot la wav reported
dull at fl.iVihi'dt.ui.
u ooi.~ wu iu moderate rttiueit and Heady. Kulov*
iuj »rf llnjguui4llon»: Wtahed ilvcce. Sradic: medium
unwilled wool. £!*2dc. flue do lit good eo.nlUloii. Im«
-«*»;; uuvraalu-d. i.*aitiu: tub-wadied.'.’liuiie.
common in lair Jo. buwiMvi Colorado, medium good eon*
dnlon. dd*dc>cs vumuiui, voalw. U>«ldc.
livk arocK.
CUICAUO.
CullU,
MCilbtt—
MuutUy.
TutaJjy...
WcantMlijr,
’lhur.di/..
yrttUjr
Total IT.tCJ 7.300
**»!>.# Uuit Uu ww* W.t*M
Urels bvloruUtl IW, i«W 10i,«74 a.atJ
.iniLim.ut—
Mon.liy WJ v.WB
X4HI NC.«ld IMg
4.*b« 5.4. »7t 4.X*
XM.* 1*1.43.4 4JJ
X.*3J 41. s<l #:*'
Xw»> ji.nn | x‘m.
Tuesday. • * i. 41*
U»*jue»day I.hs XiiJl j;g
TltUlsday XAU U. 817 ....
Total. 4.448 U7wi * JTd
CATILK-The duality of tba receipts «u Dot as
good as un either of ib* preceding day* of tba week,
there being comparatively few really good lots. while
of lean eld cow*, tbln stocksrs. end rough balMat
teucdlota generally the piupwriluo «u large. Con
sequently, id* average of price* wu low, the hulk of
lb* transfers being at price* ranging from gxxtdovn
ward ui *XXj. bales at over #4UU did not cicesd xju
bead, and 14. H was lbs highest prlca paid, ibere
were a number of tales of mellurn to Rood smooth,
fat drove* at f CXitii-lft, but tbs ruling Ogurcswera
gXXWXhJfursu-cksn, poor lo good tat cows, and In
terior to fair mixed lots, aud tXhuux la (or fair steers
weighing lioiutur to I, too lbs. Local butchers and
causers housht liberally, and there was a lair demand
forelock cattle, so that the supply of low grades,
tbougb pretty full, did not greatly exceed tba wants
of the trade, lo prices there was no nuUhle change,
the general market maintaining tbe atcadr tuna char
acterising It on the two preceding dayai
.. „ utor*Tio*s.
Litre Beeves—Graded steer*, weighing 1.400
bsand uneards 14.0094.80
Choice Ucevua-Ptne, fat, wclMortsed
• leers, wclgblug I,£jO|u I.4'eJ bs 4.1094.40
Oootl lleevcs-Weil-Jattencd steers, weigh
ing I. tauto (.grains 54094.00
>l»aliuucif*Jv*-si*cr*lu fatrtUib. weigh
lug i.U'AUo
Uuu her*’ eiock—l'oor to commou steers aud
vouimnii to choice cow*, tor city slaughter
velghlDgKJUiot.hu> ns X109X70
biota tutil*-Common cattle. weighing Tul
lot.Uat »*"'* X«j4»X75
laierlor-Lighl aud tolu cows.bailers.stags.
balls, sud scalawag steers i.TM^ui
Ctlwialo-Ttlo* X7S*XXi
Texiw-Thronßh cattle
Vetli-Fer luu si (mtirci*.
.. OATTI.*
Ao. met. i
HI 1.437 94.85
!.'» 1.570 4.3.3
I!' I.ITH 4. IS
HI I. KM 4 IJV
7** 1.405 s.ua
18 1..115 4tm
15 t.tfin j.ho
ka l, 47!) a. 85
84 1.5*4 3.HA
15 t.9<3 3. HQ
10 oxen 1,W3 3.75
30 1,830 a. 75
M 1.174 3.00
85 1,319 8.83
14 1.311 8.00
83 1.359 3. CH
15 I.ltd 3.50
13 I.l*o .1.50
91 1.073 3.50
83 I.IIH 3.40
40 1.107 3.30
18 1.014 3.35
55 I*oo 3.35
a:»Col.Texu icw 3.31
t» non 3.134
30 1,138 .1. n
31 Vl-1 3 134
MS K 33 a. 10
llAColTexa* 878 a.'*.)
18 Dili 3,05
4.1 IHd H.'JO
ta 71M 3.50
MOOS—The market opened active at about Thora*
daft price*. packers and ehlppcn buying freely at
fJ.7vI3.HU for bacon grade*, sail at f 3. ;.308. to for
root to choice heart, hut toward Hie middle of the
orenoon, when it became evident that the receipt*
would very nearly equal Hie number reported for the
oar before, burer* held nit. and before lu o clock
price* had declined about toe per 100 In*. At the de*
dine trade revived, ami. iiefure the elate of the day.
the larger part of the supply had crowd Hie scale*.
Hale* rauged irom t3.ou*d3.:*u for skip* to fil.u'.ai. 10
forcholce. with tno imiK nt f3.TOd3.isi. The market
closcdtteadv at t3.0v«3.75 for bacon grade*, nl 83.70
03. no for heavy packers, and at f 3.8503.01 for heavy
shipper*.
.Vo. Ar. Prle».<yn. Ar. Prttt.-Sn. Ac. /Mrr,
46.. s:(.|il urj...,L-i *Xrt.V (hi ...2.t7 93.7 A
4.'>....:iih j.io w..,,i‘Oi 3.-6 a3....in0 3,711
41.. M 7 a.Oil 4»... 316 3 Ki11.*0....34'J 3.7"
r.3....:j84 a 4i'....:r;0 3,h>. sd....»j< 3.70
37.. a.Uil 63....373 Su67 40....3<*> 3.7*(
611.. ..:<oo a. 05; a.s6 :u .. aod 370
50.. .313 6.00, 81....2»7 5..K1; 37 ...3-0 3’M»
fti....:no a.(«' e-j
61 ...84(1 S.OO 39....204 3.Mr (1*,., Kt XT. 1
60.. ..830 3.00 3-....i1)0 3.MH XTO
48.. ..:no 8.03; 49....301 3.Hr 6M....1119 3.70
1.’*8...,803 2 W 7 6?....379 XB » 163. ...394 X7B
100.. :«4 2.M, ’40....176 XM>7‘ 48 ...3.«) 3.7"
M0....833 9.0.7 410....3M0 18' 30..,,X«) 3.T0
At....'i1l X0U141.. 371 2.M-V 2D....UH 3.70
47.. ..800 xoo; .’>8....3iH 3.M) 2.0)
130.. .38. 2.00, 50... 3H7 3.HJ. 47....101 3.7 >
60. ..BUJ 3.00 Ui ...26) 3.7 V (W....31.H 3.70
T0....:r.0 XWI 53....314 2.7.7, 37 ...411 2.70
63.. .818 2.00 K 1... 348 4 7V 41....4>4» 3.7-1
144.. .378 3 let 41... 340 3 76 188 ...1.7’) 3.01
1-0....817 3.00 70....*473 2.7 * 34,...341 X.k7
68.. ..818 3.00 4,7... 331 3.7.7' 66....337 XOn
C4....1M4 3.00 40,..143 3.77' 3-....171 3.30
64.. 837 3.00 37 ...IH6 3 7.7; 30....186 8.31
6.7 ...910 2.M6, 1H....XV. 2.7.71 31....310 3.31
108.. ..’WI XB. 01...XJ7 3 76' 41..,.138 2 37
44 ...806 2.M6< I
bllKEl*—The market waa dull and nominally un
changed. There was a light local demand, anuaalea
were effected on a bail* of 6-4.2 ‘M 3.76 tor inrcrlor to
common t at fd.K’rfbJ.oo (or medlumt and aa $B,l Mad. 76
forguoi to choice quailliei.
IIIKBP SALE*.
At. J'nct. .v*», An. Prte*.
. twt Si.H.l 50... mi 9i.un
.*8 2. *3 104 W XIS
.1(0 3.2.71
EAST LIBERTY.
Special Dlrpatcn to The Tribune.
, KaarLtnEnTt, P*„ Nor. i.v-CarTLa—itocetnta for
ttie weekending Nor. It, n.H-.eviie.vl of through and
2.743 local, agsuut 2,031 through andl.HU local last
weex: supply liberal but slow market, at a decline of
2i<o23c; all arc however void: <|iialliy uenerally com
mon, with very few really go*! on sale: beat. I.aoito
l.sm. e4.:.«y<M.rui good, t.oLOtu i.ato, $4.0004.t0:
common, i.ko to Lino. f3.2V*:i.00; aiuckcr*. 7<u to
p.ouo. tJ.wii».i.a*>i feeder*, wo to i.ivo. si.a.va:i.7A:
aalea for the week, l.rm, against I,A9i last week.
Ilona—Uecelpu, JU.m.*, nead, nualnat 3A3SO last
week; supply good and market nuudy at about lost
week'* price* ou Philadelphia* and a shade stmngrr uu
lockers, with nearly all »oid: best Philadelphia*, axis
U3.2U; fair rtilUdniplilas, S7.ivou.lo: best Yorkers,
si.Bke2.n3; fair Yorker*. fiOOad.Tji roughs, SJ.UX*
mtEEP-Keeelpte. in,o*jo head, against n.fioo lut
week: aupply fair, with aitoady market at about laat
week’* prtcoa: best. mu to 120, «4. lout, to; Rood, uu to
lu*. 5i.7301.0U; fair, 7J to tf\ sj.u)*;j.uO; iambs,
*3.0004.23.
To the UVxfrm Aitoeiated Prrti.
Ka«t Lmuarr, Nor. I.V—CAtrtK-Heceipt* to-day,
87H head tbrouali, and nouu localt total fur four days,
1,U77 thruuuh, and I,Adi local: nothin* bore for kale
to-days uobuaiueM.
Iloua—uecelpu to-day, 4,«4‘) head; total for four
day*. l.\7;iU( Yorker*, I'J.Sia'J.Oi; Pitiiadelphlaa,
fu.irwtu.9u.
lo-day. mo head; total for four
diya, 2,tM>] bualneaa cluae 1 for the week.
Special DlioatcM io TJit Tribune.
Auuxr, S. Y., Nor. 13,—uaxvKs—uecelpta, 444
car*: laat weak, 412: aupply cuaalatod of all aradea.
rooacly medium and common, but no extra wulynu,
witn few fair nattrea: trado has been alow un.l baainea*
moderate at a decline tf ifustalea, I.au t head.
bURtPAxn L*uu»-ltMelu(a. 73 oars: lost week. i<o;
anuop very dull and lower, at t3.iiKat.3o for (toml to
extra: lamb* in large anpidy, with limited demand, at
• l.&u&A.uk the latter for extra Canad t.
fn the IfVaUrn AnocUlltd Prtt*.
Amiaht. Nor. i.v— Cattek—Uecelpu tin car-loads,
•zalflit 412 laat week: the supply embraces all *ort*. In
clndlnx a few natives: none of superior (iiullly In the
market: prices declined He.
ruasPAwn l.Atans-ReuotptsTS car-load*, aaalnstno
lost week: demand lor »lioen light: prices unchangud at
for lamb* slow; extra. extra Can*
out*. 6c.
HurPALO, M. V., Nor. 13.—Cattlb— Uoeelpta, filO;
fair demand t lower tirlcei: ctiulce atuera, >n.n:4.
good ahlppero. 41.8 81. ;u; meuiuni, s:i.uum«:i.7-*m mix*
ed butchers’ and comiuou. |U.4r4il.S>i all ufferlng*
dllpOMdof.
hiirei* axi> I.AMna-UecelpU. 1.400: marxet active
and lowers fair to gotHi Western sheep, i.ti>>:
cominun, sj.is); Canada lautbs, s!.:!.>; a caia uusold:
aalc*. 41 cars.
Ilons-Kocelpta, 7. I.TOi market without decided
change; beat grade!sold.
HEW TOIIK.
New York, Not. la.-OkRVKs-llecelpU, 2,90 us no
further decline In price*, hut a very slow utule. ami
several car loodsrsrrlod overt extreme ranee, 90.754
n..'<ot majority of uiea tt 9r. in**. aa i let* than 2Ui
taken by exporter*at sx.no'tu.:a)t shUimenta to*day,
I inure and i.DUquaners or beef,
auaap-Itecelota. i.«ut sheep. dull at 93.0044.2.1,
irlttiJcarlOAdeatft.il per lixJlbss lambs selling fairly
aIiUVM export*, ijn alive.
hwink—uaceipts, it,ria)i live, qulst at 93..V4:j.5.-,.
wltn 2 ear load* at of Ohio corn-feu at 9J.JU, and a car
of Kentucky pig* at fd.aa
•T. LOCI*.
At. tofts. Nor. iv—>l<m*-Actlre and flrmers light
shipping and Yorkers, » J.4Va J.7;n packing sat Do*-
ton*, fu, 7101.00: butcher*'and I’hlUdclphls*, 92,(04
j,no: receipt*. 7. itfJ: •tilnioema, i 2».
c*rn.a—Good Butchers'stock ateadyand uachingodi
other grade* weskt heavy shipping steen, 94,u041.f10|
light do, 93.3A5a.75s native outchers' steer* and oxen,
•2..'>0>43.&js through aid wintered Tuxaus, 92.254
3.134; receipt*. I,urn shipments. 4.000.
suuii*—Dull and unchanged! fulrto fancy muttons,
•J.:i74«5.60; receipts. uajs shipments, w,ouo.
OIgCINg.VTI.
Cincinnati, Nor. i t.—lluu*—Fairly active aid a
shale highers common, 92.:w.«2.7iji light, 92.7&*2.h0s
packing, l2.db4d.odi butcUera.92.uo4J.UH shipments.
TsUMHEIt.
Ths wholeiale market was mpptled with about a
doxen cargoes- The offering* confuted mmHr o'lnch
Intnber.and about lulf-a-duun Mia* were made,chiefly
la city dealers. Piece stuff woascarcu ana steady un»
der a fair Inquiry at 97.0 47.21, the outside being paid
for a cargo from Pentwater. Common Inch was quoted
atfx.a»du.u> and medium at f.u.o®in.w». bhlagles
were Heady at *1.7.143.00. and lath at 91.21.
Sale was rvi>ortcd of 2. liM.txoil and A shingles at
• I. S 3, and 133,000 No. I dual ft.Klon barge Irish from
Grand Haven.
The yen) market «u fairly aetlTO at the annexed
range of prlceat
Flret and secondclear, Ityaad:! Inch •ifJO'xaxi.ao
Third clear. IH lo J Inch.... id.ouv*Jo <w
Third clear. Inch yu,u»
Mrtl and clear ilreuad aiding ja.ui
Klrei common dretiod tiding
Flouring. Oral common, dretwd 23.u>
Flooring, Mcondoomnton. drewed vi.tm
Flooring, third common, droted
llua hoard*. A. lalaclice ami upward*. ... ai.OOMni.rki
lloi board*. Jl, Ulnchci and upward*..,.. iM.ua*-.’7..Mi
Hus hoard*. C I7.«>OM.^i
A nook tmurvis 10 to 13 Inch, rough ■ji.um3h.ixi
UtluCk hu-inK in to 13 Inch U Vki-vjVH)
(.‘•luck hoard*. UMoiJmch lilumW.U*
Dor common »locx l>u*nli u.u«*N.(«*
Fvurlnu. xi.. I ; lO.Ouwll.iki
Fencing. So. 3
Oumiuoa IwirJi lauttii.uj
Cull boaM* nuMiaui
Ulmtnuon-Kufl n.^Mlt.'O
l>lui«ii«luQ'*iuif, 30t030 1 i laM'ftia.ou
Cull*, 3 loch (MM* i), (•>■
Pickett. rough «uii •civet T.uxgiMO
I'ickei*. Mlect. ilrcMoti. too iictdcil...... m.to
I.ttb l.aoa |.7A
Hilotfirc. ” A " tunu ir«l to tun drr 3.3.1*3.40
Shlngiv*. •itnitrO *rcc3 3 «»■• 3.13
frhlaklM.Su. I 1.030 1.1"
CeJtr mluflct 3.IAM 3,10
BY TEIiEGUAPII.
Way a th4f9.
FOHKIGX CITIES.
The following were received by to* Chicago Board of
Trade yeatenlxyi
Ltvgapuot. Not. iv-Asl&p.m.-Oraadttuflacailrr.
Wheat—Wittier. tie 7do*a Hals spring. 7a M4w ad;
vbiic. M Ida* l‘*dt club. Be OdaiUa 34. Cora. 33a 040
33a ud, Heat unchanged.
Litibpool. Nov. ia-Ui9o a ro.-Floor. iß322ei
winter,«w ludo9«3di •Priog.TaßddNOdi whilst* ridd
Bands club, {t* KUdlOa id Com. 32* 8d034a. J'ora,
43* tkl Lard. ta* Bd llrcelpu uf vuc«t lan tire#
days 31.0u-isoo>qr* being American
Uvguroou Nov. li.-I'rlme Wo»» Pork-Laatero.
60*; Wcrioru. 44a. Bacoa-Now Cumberland*. Siaddi
•hurt ribs stands long clear. 38*: abort clear. sue
04. bbouldcn. 2i*. Hams 4«s haro.Xwbd Prime
ucaa oeef. market bar#. India mew beef. 70a: oktra
India me**, fis Cbaeae. 47a Tallow. 37s
Luvpux. Nui 16.-Lirgtii*ooi.-Wb*al dulls Call*
forulaclub. t* ilAdlti* id; California white, Ba 840
0* 104. Cura, 3t*ud. Cargo#* off cuait— Wheat aud
cum quid. Cargocaon paaarge-Wheat alow. Country
market* lor vbeat-Eugliab quirt; freuclt Ann.
Sptcidl DitpaicA i# jkt mouaa.
LivxnrooL, Nor. 10-11:30 a. m.-flour, No. I. 32a;
No. 2. IIM.
GuaiM-Wbeal-Wlater. No. I. 8*34; No. Ate lud;
apriog. No. I. Be tis No- x 7* *1: whits No. 1. Be
lid; No. x 8*8d: club. No. I, lit* 3d; No. X Be lud.
Corn-New, Ns I. 3te: No. X 24* Od.
fßovuioxa-I’oik. *2*ftl. Lerd.33atd. '
l.ivaaroob, Nov. 13.-Cotto.t-la good demand at
&HAOJI aalra 10.UO balen 1 peculation aad export,
xua>i American. *,#*>; sale* of tha week. ou.uo:
American, et.uvs epcculatur* took xuu ex*
porters o.ou>; forwarded front abliw’ aid* direct to
aploaers d-uxis actual export. xux>: toul receipts
ui.uu: American, 43.U0; total dock, 34Xttut Auscri*
can, iii,uu; amount afloat. nud,uOJi American, xii,*
(uu.
ÜBSAPeTorra-EaalertCallforuUwhlte wheat, 8a cd
OJa l<idt do club; ueudtgiu* 3d; No. 2 to No. I red West
ern apring, 7a Bddtßa Adi do wlutar. ms 7d«e* lOd.
Cora-Wcatern mixed, 33* 04033 a Bd. 1
Feouasoaa-Lard-Amurlcan, sua od. Btct»»~Loag
clear; VtMili.
2.4021.16
3.7M4.60
n*c«trr»-WheaU 91.000 qp*t American u ,**. "
Varr* and fabrlca at Manchener firmer ’ M,OOO( * r **
A.vpivxkp, Nov. 16.—l , RrB'M.kuk-3,jif, i
iA<». Ac. rr/c*.
M nvifj.rrfi
:io 001 3.60
I*" cow* .1.081 3mi
1 'Ji ..I.iuj 3 8.
i'n dir n.iM
X 7 a.rt*
34 I*4 3.10
38 T. 74 3.-7*
Bfl M 77
14 K 97 3 60
n ojti 3.n
166 ItrtCkcri.. MT.7 3.70
xtatockera.. i-ott 2.7>i
13 BT3 Xfl"
7* «l X'O
an mixed.... w>3 a ri*
leeowa t.trii aco
87 Mil 3.50
II Ml < 3 60
36 718 Ul
irjatocitert.. on I a. 67
31 C0W*...... tOi* 3 60
31 COW* Mil 3.10
(J 703 3.47
17 cow* M 44 3.(0
IMttonKCri.. R 44 3.J6
36 COW* 7-'.* 3 10
I-ICOW* in* 3.40
17 ~.c 747 3.36
3> MU’4 3.30
13 OJ6 236
AMERICAN CHIUS.
1 NEW 7otlK.
Special Dlrpdfc* to Tftr Tribi,*,
KewToke, Not. 16.-r,*At*..xvinter fn.,-
receded f*«le per tin under generally f r( . e *L rtmll *i
cluing at a rule quite hearilyi apring atiracie.riu’,’'
attention. though offered lower. Corn In i» u * tlla
and quoted off H«Wc per bn. doting wetk. !’?" -
Weitcra. ungraded. 49«tflttc. Hy e dm, I ln,,Pl *
No. 3Wt»ternquotedatw«.v.*c. Oaujnt'!. l?! r:
demand* white Western, B.uoobo. at aaeaAu* V llr#
Chicago. 314«33c. ho. 3
faimrioKt-Mc**pork more actire. clottne
eri Weitem me»a In lietrcr demand at firmer
meat* In more demand at unchanged price* u ' ut
light demand and quoted lower for Western loi* J" ,a
Western atcam lard In fair demand at higher n* .
TBt least 30.33448.36. nBUf e'l
•I a&Lotv-Abont *teady«ipjme to choice at oucu
Kvoans-ltaw dull or. a nuts of 7©7'io for fn..
good refining Cuba. r * alr W
WiusKT-Very dulli offered at 91,09 for regn'ac
Fationr*—Fair Inquiry, chiefly in t | ie C h“.";.
line at generally >teady rain, f or Liverpool eB J
meutalncluded by ateam. «.000 bu wheat at m
.. „ 7V» 13* irnfent Atutinhapni M U °'
N«» Tome. Nor. 15.-CorTitx-»(cad**‘ ni/«,.,.
future*ateadyi November, o.sact irvcembep 4^?*l
January, ii.iact February, u.otcj Vlarcn. t. 7-v.
i».m»*cj net receipt* at all United Plate* porid
wee*. 377.0J0 bale*! lan year, Vnt«t r i n “ N ’'
at alt United states port* to cate, i.av nuu-Vi,» c^f *•'*•
1. Kri,iMij eiiioru from all United Hairslirt.
week, i3;.ouu: latt year. 03, ur,-. total mik/m!' 1 «,. th ’
United state* port* to date, tni.lKU: last »,.«• ~ ,'! u J| l
aiock a: all united State* porta. 61».07j-t«.,V‘-’ J:
6au.'<r>: flock a( all Interior town*. |o» j>ii.
".i.uns Hock at Liverpool. 343. r__ • | l4 . vimV l,,rf .
rV.rf "IvcKJ."'*" ,a “' ,o '
Fnovn-HcaTyi fair demands receipt* 17,,
lup.r Pint. .nJVetera, B.a.v»xi.ii Kmitio,' Si'J'i
extra, f >t good to choice, iVVno
wheat, extra. 4.63«6.2>t extra Ohio.
l.oula. |3.<KM6.7..t .Mlnneaota patent rroww.'ij.'ji’a
’u ittTjf—Wheat hcarys rccelpu. iT3.rtwbuj unm,i.i
•prlng. Ki*ct No. u *|trtiig. c(vat«c: uncr«iM^ii J
f> (rMI.OTt No. n do. 91.04*41.u:ts No, 3 ,iu g o J
.No. Ido.9l.o7idl.*^suiifr4dcd t
mi.(Ms No. 3 araoer. 81.u<4"ti.n..9*; iinara. *,i
Bt.«K.<ai.llt No. J d... Of,! 60. 3 do.
No. I uo. 91. extra do. 91.10H*-»l n ' U
dull} N‘u.3 Weaiorn. !‘>M4l6*4c. Harley Uuij k'ni mf,‘
Inal. Malt quiet and unchanged, t orti
celota, iikwi bus unkra.le.LVwfl4cj.No
4»4Cl NO. 3. 4«4«4li*fds No. 3 while. .Vc .&?
finnert rejcli’f*.S«.‘*Jluus do white a * .
83c» No. a. :u4c: uu wnlie. :w»<ci no. 1. jffii !*J}
Weitern. :«W©.i-’ot white do. * ’ miled
llArAjuitfit shipping. s.f>.(»«yiu.uu.
Hops—nominally unc-han'ird.
Onocxmts-Cotfee-Markel dull. Sugar dull
nominal. Muloaacs quiet and unchanged. nice nun
lutlly unchanged. njJl ’
I’KinoLp.uu-gulrt and Arms United, crude. tu...
fanned. UMro. ' -,|i l
Meady al A4«16 0-iee.
JtE»t»-yulcitu7lt-H.4 i.
Tuupb* iine—Mcady. at 90e.
Koos-lU-nry; Western. U7«2.74e.
ruonstoka-i’ork more aeilrei mere. s7.oofl4rn
(be latter for choice. llccf dull ami unchanged; ?7.
meat* steady; long clear mlddlei, ti k q ilmri’ <■!«,
inldilli'i*. Ac. Lanlflnnt prime *le*m. an.u.»uoi. w
liurrßß—Market dull: Western. a*42i}c. n rt *
CllXK>a-V.e*(crn. 2(493.
7V>iisay-Mnrkctdu!>. nt sl.m hid; sl. Walked
Baltimore. Md., Nor. li.-FLouij-Dulland pm»
amt nut Qimtiiuly luwcrt Western super. SJ.ioaa 7\7il
extra. f i.754*1.23j do family, fl.ru&A.ou. ,M
jißAiN—U'iieat—Western dull and lowers No. 2 Penn,
•ylvanla red. $1,074; No. a Western winter red.
and November. ft.mid; December. oil.
January, SI.UVHOI.UJX. Corn—Western. fairdeins-i.l
end eteadyt Western mixed, aput and Noremucr. ijijr.
December. 474»4'10; Jmuary. 4.7«lC!Xcs itpjmTr’
««c old. Oau—null anu easy; I’emuyivamo, 2?u‘h .
Western white. 2Hu42oe: do mixed, 20027 e. Jire-y«ip
demand and steady at.Touioc, ‘
>Ur-Dnilandlicavyt rennsylranlo. Sll.axAiv.io
I’novt-uox*—Dull and nomltialt Jobbing trade ouin
mew pork. *>A3u. nolle meats—Loose (huuuier*. a‘ic‘
clour no aide*, 44a4'iei naclccd, eitda’dac. iiaeuu
anoulder*. clear rln«ldea,sJ*j; hams, loU-iiiwc
1.nr.1-ltertDCJ In tlercc, S7.OJ.
aiTTEii-Cholcc in Rood demand; Wcitrn roll and
packed, IGylnc.
PETitoi.uoi—yulet. but held firmer; crude. r 4«.
refined, nc. *'•
cofrxa-Dull and nominal: Ilia eartroe*. 12l*aiac
Wiusav-I.onert Il.(vv»<yi,lo.
PitkiutiTi—'To UveriKiol per ateamerquiet; cottoa.
A-ldd; dour. ua*»J: Rtala.
IlKoxirr*—Flour. 4,7i* urle; wheat, cs,3ui but
corn, .i.r.viou; oau, e.MVbui rye. maatu.
1 Biiii'MKNTi-Whcat, iii,wv uu; corn, 4,uobu.
pim.ADEi.rui*.
Putt.ADEt.pmA, Nor. IA.—FLot'R-Raycr*' faror:
•upura, $.1.30; extra,, $3.n0«.M.50s Mtoiu»u(a fam;ir,
blitli grade*. »u.MX»7.AU. Xyu ilour.ii.ua
(JJ.iv.
uitAix-Wheat weak and active; No. a red. ti.irrK
Oi.ot. amber, fl.mtii.tn: wniic, si.osai.ur; ,\o. j
entcayu. uic. Ccnmuayi yeiiow, 4-cj muedold.
47c. ual* firm; mixed Wcaivrn. ltyo*icaJyi
Weatern. :a<A uc.
.IKIICMI* .!,(■ UC.
IMoviaioM*—.Marketdull. Met* pork, f 1.0831.(M/,
India mc«* In-cf, glu.iiu. llam*. •moked.
ulcKlel, u>fQ7Hc: green. Sl.ioai.OA-v. Lsro-iiar
ki-titull; ’prime •team, ti’lc.
Iturrcn-bteadys New York Utato and Uradford
County U’a*> etlraa, UDibiUc; Weitern ilcscrve,
Kuua— Wtak: Western. 23c.
I'naxsE-Marketdiiil: Wcatern. T(JBJic.
PamoLEi'n-SoinlQJlly unchnnacd.
Win*,:*— btnsa/i Weatcrn. tl.lus*
ItKcsicrs—Flour. 3.uuui>rlss wheat, 38,000buj eore.
7U.u>:ibu: oau, iMiuinii: rye, h«ii,u.
Wool—yulet but ateudrt nuiply irreotly reduced!
Ohio, i'cnmylvanla, and \V»-«t Virginia XX uuJ auore.
u*»ukti extra, nisdaXV; tii.-dluni, :k<a:i/o.| cuar*.'.
:*.<«iie: Sew York, allclilKuii, Indiana, and We.t.-ia
Due, ;titi;4oi mudium. :t->ui.i7ci comotng, waabefi. 3<a
42es do, unw.iohu.l, 2>k4;imgi Canadacumolu/,
line uawiultod. UKtSile; rour»« and meoiuui uuwaou-J,
221(1274: extra Merino, pulled, UJkSUAe; .>o. ; and *u*
perdue, uiKa tic.
New Orleans. Nov. 15.—riPiuB-Qitlel: luwrDit.
$.1.0,03.2.7; XX. $.1,7.7; XXX, $4.0<a4.73; lilik
gru le*. « i.7‘64 i. 23.
unAiN-coru scarce and firm at Oud-'ale. Oau-
Market dm; ot;i-it*.uc.
CuHX'MBAL-giiiett held at 82.27.
Hay—bleady: jirluie, 9ift.t*is choice. tlO.ui.
Provision*— Pork wcik on.l lower iu «s.uk24 134.
Lard steady! tierce, nwoOlfiJi ki-g. 7H*»7J*c. Hue
ineats-tjuiets snoutdura. now, *tuj old. nominally
24i*J*Jc. Hacon-Murket Unlit siiuuldurs qiimed *i
nWct mar no. clear, no. Hauu-bugar'curtJ,
dulls now. llvUtto: old. lUGltlc.
WiiiMCV-hiii»ii»i Western remitted. 91.0131.10.
UimcEiilßs-Coifee iiciidys outgoes ut orulaxrr to
prime at iJllQlHDto lit gold. sugar stem])'. wlhi
a (air demand; common to trood common, *4 »Vii
fair lu fully fair, prime tu etiulee, e<co.«i;
yellow clarified, o}(<«7!4u. Ulce—Market dull at *4
Uric.
liiux-Qulet ami weak it 72d7i!4c.
or, i.otn*.
9r. Loin*. Nor. M.-Fi.oirii-I'nchangpd.
Graix—Wheat sternly s cash dull nnd weaxt future*
No. 2 red. (WH4-«4o caiht Novemli.-rt
«THrt*CMo DeceiuuvmwUwHrHu Janusrrs >o. gdu,
(CtitttHdlvct No. 2 epriug. <344.345. Corn dutlj 33*»
<.».U'»c Uauduilt luc cnaht do oollou*. I!|*
Urmi 4:14c bid- Harley dull and unchanged.
WubKi-Lower at fl.u*.
Pi:ovs*lo.\ *—Par* quiets Jobbing at 97.4047.t3 deliv
ered. Ury-tult meat unchanged. Hacon amis old sue* I *,
93.7.1. 9a.043.crt. and 91.e04i.uu: now and ribs, f4.iu.
Card easier at f ».7n.
UaoKirT»-Klour.d.<Oi brUs wheat, Ttsanbu; com.
2«.ujo but oats, 4,ujO bus rye, 4.UJO but parley,
O.UUOU.
.Hiin'MK*rs-Ftour. io.ujo brlit wheal, W.u» bus
corn, nonet oau, 2U.OUJ but rye, 21,uw bus bsrle/i
2,utri nu.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Nov. 13. Cotton—Steady attic.
Flouis—Dull and unusianged.
URAiw-Whuat—lu good demand at full prlcess ra
and while, Moau.'Wt receipt*. l«.i»Obus •blpua-uU,
ll.uuobu. Cor.i-Duliaoddrooplnaal2iw3Hfe. oa«
In good demands stronger, at 214J14C. ilye dull *1
4i»J. Uariey dull an J druu lug. ~
I'Rimvioya-Pork in fa!r demands flrmers ou.
97.2js now. 5i.2.1, December. Lard coalers ibisifl.
93.K1. ca*it onu Djcemburt kettle, id. UuU mesial*
good demands shoulder*. 9tiWs snort rib*. s:i.7tMLni
•aurt clear nominal. Uoxed ineou in good demand;
■boulder*. Untweek In Ducesma'rs lung sad
•hurt clear, 9t.;n, Noveinberi short clear h*>J *}
91.d<4. cosh, liueoc steady ut 9J.il, ft. 214. “4
gl.irdt*.
WuuKT—Actlro and Ann at 91.04.
llorrau—Steady and unciimiued.
Uxaxtu Otb— Higher at
MILWAUKEE. .
Milwaukee, WU., hov. »4.—Fhoct-Qulet o •
Uiuis-Wheat quiet: oreneJH''lower clon'd
Ku. 1 Milwaukee hard. sl.Oii no. I Milwaukee.
N«>. 3 do. file: November, tiles Keccmorr. mIH-i J ** -
uary, njftcs So. ;i Milwaukee, 7-ut No. ■». dies rvj«*‘
ed. .v«c. t orn i)riii»ri» So. 3. :i3l*e. oat* »t'*a In V»-
No 3. nfae. Ityo noa-lyi No. I. -t.'u Harley quirt!
No. Eaprinrf. HI ».,*•» Uccfiliuoi, die. , . ~
I'uuviaioiis—Hiraln quiet. *lnn pork, old. !«•••>
new.
►'a«ioui»—Whcji to Huifaio, 4V**l
IU. Eli*r»-Flour. n,uou brl*i wheat. rvomho.
niiji'MEara-r’lour. l.miwbili! wuujt, thhuxiht.
I.oritTILLR. Nov. I\—C<»lVUK—Steady at UC.
Kunu—imlland unchanged. . . ....
i;u»u»-lV*jo4i timers ivd. u*cs »mli»r •w.
Otv-iUtc. Cum »u*u4y. wills a fair demand: wMte. »£*
mixed. 3oc, Data nrta; wuittt, 34c; mixed, 34* lE >*
uutcl at sjc.
tUY-etmly. wilt) a fair demand. . ,
i*i;ov(»nix«—]*ork nominal. card tnaract
vhmee lauf Here#, da. urn do ken. *<•'*' *’ U J
maria atceJy; aliuuUtsrs 3};o: clear flu. i«
partly i.urea Ur.-on *:oad> j moulder*, ;ics i-u arris
|k‘.*«Hc: clenr. 4*ac. tlama-aueer-cnred nominal.
Wim*v-bioadw» 1i.04.
INDUMAHOLIa. .. H
Iju>ux*k>u».Nu». ij.-lli>o»-Flrmi etoolc^ .I*"
93.hu fair. ♦XiiXOXTUt atevkcra. |3.ua*J.4W.
ie fancy, t3.h009.Mi family. l«-0*
*unai*-Wlieatitcadyt No. 3 red.are. Cora quiciM
83‘#c- oataateadyt wulte, 3tc. Ilya. 4i»f.
pgovinox*—slsoahlrr*. vi»cj clear r.o. JWm**
Lard. si.»a Hams o!4*oWu. i ...
UxoxiKra—Mheatl lijunbut corn, 3l.ua) la. oHA
3S.OUJ bu.
lloarox. Nov. IA -fKbn-deadys Wcitera
t4.usad.3ii coiuutou eatias |3 THOt-Jr.
alu extra*. ei.t*s*A.ut. Mlonemta do. •
winter whoau onlo anl Michigan. • “ »*jv
not* and Indiana. »».7*aVW; m. Uml*. **-VltlvSK
linaix-Com quiets mixed aud yellow. .-*}** |
ateamcr. Ott.s'o»a*i uew. erutiHec
and extra white, auoiuci No. -•while. JlVro'3 •-* *
j white. » OJ.-SC: mired. UO4Ji Ujc. «t>--
Kg-aii'f»-yiour, ti,u«»brl».
ToLti-o. Nor. 14. -uaa*Wheat dulls amber V
Izu. i«4»3aakod. i«Hc bid*. No- 3 red *lP\ffr.jV we»t*
November. us l <ui January held at 04.*. b
eruamucr. uitje. Curuuuid; No. 3. uew.
Oalaiuactiv#. ~„h l
KecsiPTa—Wbeah T3-000bus cum. 3U<| 1 « J *
butruMTa—Wheat, 4A.i«»ibiisCoru. Ahttas.
PtTsoiT. Mlcb., and ew*^
M lower; eairsWM« So. 1 1
D#ovmucr. B-Haes January, stdaes so. I m»uu,. »»»
rvuclpu, Mhuot bu; auiputenls 4,smmuu.
uiirrato. .. ..-t«te4
Dvppaio. Nov. li. —ouai it -Generally w* 6
and orlcea notulntlly unchanged. . h|i BOffl !aaliy
k gatuuTa—Canal and ruisruad fr«U“ M '“'****
uncuaugqd.
o*wsu<s Not. li Cu«
wnsto Michigan. Bl.uus No. 3 MUwaukiS
•lead/; No. 3 I’uUsau, 44c.
Pkoku. Not. ix-Uiou*km- I,uU 444,1
•l.iXlbdi.Ub; uoaaleercpjrtcd
PE'niOLEITJI.
Cl.lvxl.axo. Nor. u.-f *t«oi.bv»-»»w 1
standard while, llu teat. Be. .. - U( js
Firrennu), Nov. la—faTgoteve-Q l "';* ftn<X
|l.lu at Parker's for Immediate ahipmeot*
Be, Philadelphia delivery. . „< r >aeun
On. City, Ps. Not. ii.-pgraoi.gLa-* »■

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