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FINANCE AND TRADE.
/
Cold Firm, and Govornmants
Steady.
Discount Business in Chicago-
Stock Market*
The Produce Markets Generally Firmer,
Except that Corn Was Dali
and Easier.
A BoocUpb in Pro7lsiona--Wlieftt Mov
ing Oat More freely.
FIKANCIAIi*
Gold was firm. The price bid for large lots in
Now York 1004. against par earlier in the week.
The Chicago asking price was 10Q4; for small
amounts tae brokers pay no more than par. It H
not easy to see bow tbe apprehensions expressed
by the Now York agent of the Rothschild* that there
may be another attempt at speculative Interference
with the gold premium are to have their folflll*
mont. SUM. bankers outside of New York do imt
look for any decline In the premium on gold coin
for & long time. Transactions lu gold drafts will
be transactions to New York gold, and will be
rated according to the New York price of gold.
This wilt be par, probably, after January. But
transactions in actual coin outside of New York
will continue to be at a premium unlcaa Secretary
Sherman finds a way to redeem legal-tenders at aD
tbe Sub-Treisuites.
The Government bond market remains fairly act
ive. Chicago bid prices showed an advance In
some of the bonds. The fls of 1881 have advanced
from 1084 to 108 Y. tbeft-20sof 1808 from 1084
to 103 H. tho new 44a from 1044 to 1044.
are mostly of the 4 per cents. Tho dealers report
«ome largo amounts thrown back on the market,
Tbe demand Is chiefly In small lots.
A slight advance took place m the posted rates
for sterling exchange, which was not folly followed
np by actual rale*. The posted rates for sterling
were 482*4 and 487. Tho actual rates were 4RIH
©4BIX and 480. Blxly*daj grain bills, sterling,
were 470 M, and French. 6SB, both currency.
There were grain and provision bills on the mar*
ket. Paris exchange was 624 and 520?*; com
mercial, 520 W: Antwerp, 824 X and 520X5 com*
mercln). D2fl?i; Relchmark, 04 bid and 0474 Baked:
commercial, 03W: guilders on Holland, SOX and
40X5 commercial. SOW.
Consols were Arm and riling. The opening
quotation was 00 I*lo and the close OS s*lo.
Ratos of discount In the Chicago market are a
trlite harder, without any notable increase as yet
In loans. Expectations of an active demand are
everywhere entertained. The business ollercd Is
done at 0© 10 per cent. Currency shipments arc
light. New York exchange was weaker, sales be*
inz made between banka at par*
Clearings. $3,000,000.
Stocks were weak, ahd prices generally were
near the lowest of the day, and showed a de
cline compared with the close of Thursday. The
Wabash was the hammer with which prices were
attacked, ond the new combination got alt the at*
tentlon it deserved. Its influence was seen Ina de
cline from tho closing prices of Thursday In Alton
to 77. In Illinois Central to 74X. end in Wabash to
211-4, after selling down to 2 0>f.
Dispatches from New York stated that In some
quarters the deprestlon In stocks was considered
artificial, and It was aald that during the down
ward movement of yesterday heavy speculative
purchases were made.
Tho gains of the day were Milwaukee & Bt. Paul
H, toSSX; Wabash J 4. toSDi: C., C., C. A I.
Hi, toS2; Delaware A Hudson X. to 4314; Atlan
tic & Pacific li. to 2814; and Pullman Palace-Car
Company IX, 1073j{.
The decline was Rock Island li> to 117)45 1111*
noia Central X, to74X« Union Pacific X, toOOVI,
Erie U, lolBX; C., C. AI. C. X, to 4 H i St, Joe
X, to ?3: the preferred X, to 374 5 Western Union
X. to (XIX.
The stock* that opened and cloeed at the aame
figures were Michigan Central at 08JJ, Lake Shor*
atUKl*, Northwest common at 441{, the preferred
at 77, St. Taol preferred at BBtf, Alton at 77, tho
preferred at 102, Ohio A Mississippi at 7U, Dela*
ware ± Lackawanna at 49*, Jersey Central at HI,
Pacific Mail at IRM.
Northwest gold bonds wore 103 H. St, Paul Sink*
Ids Vanda at 100. and Darlington & Cedar Rapids
at 71*;.
Railroad bond# recently advertised for salt In
New York ore Louisville & Nashville Railway sec*
ood mortgage bonds that are payable principal and
Interest In gold coin; Keokuk&l)eaMoim»first
mortage 5 per cent bonds, with forty-five years to
run, guaranteed by too Chicago, Hoc* Island &
Pacino Railroad Company: tbe price for these Is
B7H per cent; tho first mortgaga 7 Per com bonds
of the Sioux City * Pembina Railroad, Issued at
the rato of less than «0. 000 per mile on road cost
ing about fio,ooo per mils to build. They run
thirty years, and are guaranteed by the Dakota
Southern.
Hnliroad bonda In New York on Wednesday
were fairly active, wltb few chances in prices.
The dealings in Kansas & Texas bond* were re*
markably large, consols assented advancing from
40ft to 47ft. aodroacitng to 4754, while seconds
rose front 14 to 10, and closed at 1554; Fort
Warns thirds rose from 107 S to 100, and Now
York Elevated firsts from 0154 to 02545 Hurling*
ton. Cedar Kapids «t Northern firsts advanced to
7d<«. Now Jersey Central firsts to 114. Brie see*
oiuli to 1015*. do thirds to 107. do fifths to 110,
Ohio £ Mississippi seconds to TO, Chicago,
Burlington <t Quincy 7s to 113, Bt.
I*4 ul <b Minneapolis firsts to 7011, and
Denver A KloCJrsnde flrsla to 84<&fi4)4. fit. Paul
sinking funds advanced 54, to 10054, and reacted
to 10054; Northwestern gold coupons declined to
JUoVi. Union Pacific sinking funds to 102; Wabash
firsts, ox. coupon, to 1055*; do seconds to 0754,
Delaware & Hudson registered bonds of 1801 to
l»7ft, American Dock assented bonds to 65, Can*
ads Southern firsts to 7654! Great Western firsts of
IttHH, ex. coupon, to 10454; Morris A Essex 7s of
1871 to 100, C., C. * 1. C. firsts to 64ft. Alton A
Torre Haute Incomes to 31)54, Home, Watertown A
Ogaensburgconsolidated firsts to 30, and Louisiana
& MUsourllUverflrau to OOft, in State bonds,
District of Columbia 3.06 a declined from 77ft to
77, and recovered to 7754, while Louisiana cootola
were steady at 707.
The roost sensible suggestion yet made for end*
Ing tbo Weitern Union flat dividend agitation
comes from the Now York World. Tbit Journal
lu its financial column says;
Let tbo Company cancel the stock now In the
treasury, as thu Itock Island llailroad during lu
last flacal year did with lu treasury stock. »VUh
the 00,000 shares of reserved stock canceled, and
with regular dividends of 0 per cent peronnum,
the Western Union Company would be in a sounder
iioaltlun than at any time for a doacu years past.
The surplus net earnings would pay fur necessary
purchases of property sad patents, and build op a
reserve for use lu the various lights wttb opposi
tion companies which are sate to occur.
The Wabash rvjxme for the second week of No*
Vi-uibcr Increased earnings of 910.307, tbo MU*
suurl, Kansas Jt Texas of SU. 143.38, and the
Burlington, Cedar Itapida 4b Northern a decrease
of (3,445.(10.
The Alton Hoad shows a docreaao of 93,000.88
In earnings for the second week of November.
The Graphic wants to know what the Hannibal
Jt bu Joe managers have done with tbo proceeds of
Die 91,000,000 7 per cent bonds which they have
sold, secured by the aailuomeui of about 93,600, •
000 worth of the Company's laud contracts. What
amount of theae bonds have been sold, drawn, or
hypothecated to data! How much money has
been received by the aasltrnee, the Farmers* Loan 4
Trust Company, from the collections on land con*
tracts 1 Use any of this money been applied to the
payment of Intercat 00 the bonds Uened by the
Hiato of Missouri and loaned to the railroad T
Mr. A. M. Hillings, of Chicago* vraa elected a
Dlttciur of the Wabash Road at the meeting lu
New York. Tbe full Hoard la now C. K. Garrison,
Cyrus W. Fluid, 11. A. V. Foil, U. K. Jesup, K.
11. H. Lyman, Solon Humphreys, and W. 11.
HUu, of New York; James Cheney, of Fort
Wayne; A. L. Hopkins, of Toledo; C. llldgley, of
Springfield, 111.'; and A. 11. Hillings, of Chicago.
Tbe very effective remark la made by the Now
York Tribute lu noticing the new acbetue of tbe
Wsbaab, that it le, “In (act. tbe adoption of a
policy uot uultko (tut which It waa claimed was the
cauac ol the embarrassment of tbe Old Toledo A
Wabash Company."
Stock sharps look upon tbo mocb-advsrtUod
corner la wheat aa likely to affect tbo earning* of
tbe trunk Hue* between Chicago and New York.
'Tbo supply Hi the latu-r placo la enough lo last LIII
the spring opening of Inland navigation. The
wheat operation now in prugreaa recalls that of tbo
winter of 1875-’d, when a corner waa attempted.
Tbereaalt waa tbit wheat which might bava been
•hipped to Europe la November, 1875, at 91.18
fu sold 1b JUy, 1870, leu than (L 00.
For those Interested In stocks the Knolnterinf
and Minina Journal bas this information;
Tbe Erie Railway baa Hid a third rail Into tbe
coal regions, am!, having made an arrangement
with the Delaware A Hudson Canal Comoany to
n*r a portion of Its road, is enabled to handle the
coal from Us own collieries. It U now said that
this Company claims recognition as a eenaratn and
important Interest, and demands that Us propor
tion of next year's business shall bn 1.000.000
tons, and this outside of the coal It carries for the
Delaware A Hudson Cana) Company, the Pennsyl
vania Coal Company, and other companies. This
makes the problem the more difficult to solve, sod
when this quantity of coal la provided for the com
panies w|]] fee] less like making the concession de
manded by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
Whatever may be done toward regulating the fui*l
ness during the whole of tho year. U Is pretty gen
erally believed that at least a nominal organization
will ue conttnned through January and February,
nnd perhaps March. The prospects, however, in
the minds of those Interested, change so often that
It Is Impossible to trace them.
The Frankfort, Germany, correspondent of tbe
New York Daily Bulletin writes that there his
besn a great deal of railway speculation for a rise,
both there and In Uerllo, and many operators are
now uncomfortably loaded with shares. The prob
ability of the state purchasing some of the roads
and exaggerated reports of coming dividends are
tho main causes of the advance. The reports of
earning* for September were discouraging.
The discharge of workmen by tbe Oonansafirm
(s not regarded by the San Francisco Chronlelt as
a stock-jobbing deal. It regards the Donansa
mines as exhausted. Small capitalists are warned
tokeepontof Comstock. The CAronJefesays:
The exhaustion of the California and Consoli
dated Virginia Mines leaves the Comstock In an
unprecedented condition. Never since Us dis
covery until now has It been without a dividend
paving mine. Never before has the monthly
product been *0 small; never before have tbe as
sessments been so heavy. It has now reached a
Stage where there la no profit to offset the heavy
cost of prospecting. Them seems to bo nothing
now leftot it but prospects for reckless stock
deals.
The following show# the fluctuations of tbe active
stocks:
pn i i r
ro "- it n h
S. r. Central...' »«4 IMH
Mich. Central.... pHJS MX UH4 «•* wi
Lake Hhorc «H*l »* “I*
C. 4e N. Western. 44** 44« 44-Jf 444 44*
Ho preferred 774 77 77, 7fP* 77
M. AM. Haul.... .tUftl 334 3-l'( :i2)| 33U
|)o preferred B*4 9*s* «*V«
i.ai'iciac iih im iih iith iith
Illinois Central.. 7A4 754 74k 741?
C-. B. A umney. iu»4i 111*4
Chicago (c Alton. 7s!< 77 77«| 77 77
Do preferred I l*rJ ..f Hrg
Union rscine... on { ntij* wdx; *l4 onu
Krle 19H ! U-H; H*4 IMi
Waliwh luilwsy S 3 I 314*' 214! 3<91 214
Ohio A Mi1*.,.... 7 7H 7‘4 7» 7jJ
C. Alnd SU4 83 au4 33
U..C. AI.C 41* ft 5 41* 4H
11. AM. Jo 184 154 154 I4H tft
Do preferred 3H 3M* u-4 374 374
Del-A Hudson... 434 43W 434 484
D. <4l*** 494 494 4«>* 4<*4
N. J. Central.... **i 31 31 31 31
W. Union Te 1.... WI4 904 994 954 90 [{
A. Af. Tel 3»4‘ 29 294 29 2H4
, COIN QUOTATIONS.
Tlic following nrc tho quotations In currency in
this market of coins, bought and sold:
Bid. a iked.
Trade dollar* I pt tM. 4
New (4134 grains) dollars 1.00
American sliver, halves and quarters,
1 percvntdlscoanttneurrency
Mexican dollars, old and now am ......
Ktnilltti silver 4.78 4.A8
Five francs til 14
Thalers 95 70
ttnallshsoveretgnj 4.A4 4.hm
Twenty franca 3.N9 B.lxl
Twenty marks 4.79 4.77
bpaulsli doubloons 15.90 15.00
Mexican doubloons 18.5.1 13.00
Gold and ailrer dollars wore 100*j In currency.
! FOUEION BXCIUNOB.
Sixtydnvt. Sight
flterling 4R34 487
Belgium ft 324 SIHV
France 8224 M»4
Bwllterland 8224 5I»«
Germany 044 I*4
Holland 404
Austria 4R
Norway 374
Hweden 274
uentoarK 274
COVVRNMBBT BONDS.
Bid. A»k*d.
United Stateadsof At 100* 10.4
United Hiatc*3-ansofT» 1084 uni*
United sine* ft- 20*0 '97 lir4i iom
United Bl*le*rt-20*orw in»4 h»*M
United Slates 10-40* 1074 1074
Uoiied Stsles now As of'at turAi ton
United Mates new 44« 1914 Id
United Biateenew4 percent coupon 100 1004
UuUedUMtescurrencyos >2l
LOCAL BSCURITICS
Bid. Ail-td.
Chicago City 7 per centbonds(lona) *uxi *lO7
Chicago City 7 per cent sswengnTlong).*l(io *197
c blragg city 7 per cent water loan (loug)*t(M *hi>
Cook county 7 per cent houiU (long) *IOO *197
UncolDl , *rk7P«reeatbomU *904 *H»4
cuv Hallwav (South aide) inu ino
City Hallway (VVast Mde) 117 Din
Cliy Hallway (North bids), ex.dlv *IOB4
CtismtvrofCommerce..,.. .... sft
West Division U*llwsy7per cent cen's *lO4
City scrip «4 M
•And Interest. _
BY TEI.EanA.PII.
NEW TOOK.
To tlu WfUm Auixlaltd Prttu
Niw Yonu, Nov. 22-—Oold firmer at 100 -
Carrylng rates. I®2. Borrowing rates fiat st 4QU.
Governments wero strong.
Railroad sscurillos were firm.
State booda were quiet.
Tuo stock market oxbiblted weakness In the
early dealings, and. nnder a sharp selling move
meat, prices yielded HOI* but during tbe after
noon a decided change took place, and (be decline
was recovered, closing quotations being generally
highest of tbe day. Tho moat active stock* were
Northwestern, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
Lake Shore, St. Paul, and Western Union. Trans
actions aggregated 128.000 shares, of which 3,000
were Erie. 17,000 Lake Shore, G. 600 Wabub,
23.000 Northwestern common. 12.000 preferred,
8.000 St Paul common, 4,200 preferred, 22,000
Lackawanna, 2,000 Delaware & Hudson, 2,700
Illinois Central, 3,200 Hannibal A St. Joseph, sod
11.000 Western Union.
Money market easy at 3Q4. Prime mercantile
paper, 445WV4.
Tbe Aasutaut Treasurer disbursed $305,000.
Customs rscelnts, $.740,000.
Clearings. $5,040,000.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, strong at 482;
slcbt exchange. 48U4-
Dry-good* imports fortbe week, $883,000.
Uarstlver, her*, >llo4 greenbacks and 110 gold.
Sutwldlary silver coin HOI per cent dlscouut.
nova RN MINTS.
Coupons of 1831 lout* New 44«..,...,.,......1(MU
New efts tuiVSewta du4
Coupons, U7s IP&llUMc*. .....uu4
Cou(<ons, ana Hny >o-4us, cuuiwu
Newßs.... .lOfttiiCuircucy uc 1214
stocks:
W. U. Telegraph... . mi
Uukkaliver..... lu
UulekaUver. pfd MM
Pftcl&o Mall IMj
Marlpoao. Ittili
Maripuw, pra irau
AiUwa Kxpma UN
Woiia. Karoo o-K
American Bxpreaa ... 40
V. a. KxttfßM 47J4
S. Y. Central IU«
Erie In*
Erie, pfd aa
llarkm ua
Michigan Ontral Wltf
I‘atJlUua
union KaclOo wW
l-eko Hltore OhM
llllooli Central 7414
C. A 1* HIM
NortlivcaWra 4<h
NwrUiwaaiarn, pfd.... T 7
ITiTI
Teafleaaao Oe, old alii
IVaiKIMt BOW ‘M >
Uluourlaa. 10*41
KIW otu.B\M9.
NkwOdlram*. Nor. t**. —Uold, 100U®100>»
filcht exchange on Now York. discount,
aierllutf exchange, bunkers' blUa, dbavi.
C., C.. C. 41 32*
New Jersey Ceatrsl... :ti
Rock Island JI7U
fit. Pau1................ XIH
41. |*#ul, PM omU
Wanssb it|*
Kort Wayue iwh
Terrs Usuis
Terrs Haute. pfj 7
Chicago 4 Alton 77*
Clilmufc Alloa,pfd..lu}
Utilu 4 Mississippi..... 7*
i>., L. 4 \f 4«*
A.4H. Telegraph.... aH*
Missouri I'scinc i)J
a, u. 4 u no*
llunitoliHl. Jw.... l«H
ii. 4 bt. joe, pia..
u i*. bond* tor*
U. P. Umdf 107*4
U. P. Lend Grant. ~..HvK
U. P bluklug Funds., luiH
UOKOS.
, virginiaoi, 01d.., 23
>VUglula«s,De« 23
rounoM.
London. Nov, 83.—Consola, money. 00 5-10,
Amencau securities—Heading, 13*; Erie, 10)* i
preferred, 33..
United bisite bonda—'o7a, 108)4: 10-40#, 110)4;
new tie. HWK; 4«s. 100),.
Amount ut bullion gone into the Bank of Ku
gland on balance to-day. *£15,000. Hats of dis
count In open market for three mouths' bills 4*;
below the Bank of Kugland rate,
Pams, Nor. 33.—Ucntva. 112 f 52*c.
HKAIi BBTATK.
The following initruiueoU were filed for record
Friday, Nov. 33:
citt nonnir.
Utckenllfco square, at It w «l lllckerdlke *r.
it f, avues (l. bated Nov. 32 (Walter LUter
to Michael Mchulsi t I.eOQ
Wlkvuild it, 2.1 ft w ol Nortu Park ar, d f,
uuiuxt. Improved, dated Oct. 20 (Autou
Carlkuatu Ueudrtckabluatroiu)............... 12,000
Arclur av. • w enrol Wentworth ar, u f. 47
v-iuxrutt. dated Mur. 2) (Gottfried Heist to
JolmUurkei 8,350
alicitUsa av, Irou-iult eol Edaat. a I, .'iOx
17) I'lUiU dated Nov. it (Ueuiauilu W.lUy
louud to lieary 1.. Knowles) ft,Quo
hsoulvuu place, iSulteol Wallace at, ar. ur,x
lil t*-lull, dated Nov. 21 (Hiram I'.Ualdwla
to klarxstci K. Kennedy) 1,000
HaUted kt. a a eor ol Adam* rt, w I. IUU7O
(i. dated Nov. 21 (John V- Halley to Helena
M. Harbour) IZOIO
Uuetliu «t. U M It w ol NoitU Well* It, a I, unit
H of tda 122It.dated N0v.22 ( A. AlluicuJjoa
er to Julia h. bebloeawri.... TQO
Cottas; Grove av. a w corner ol Tblriy-cUtiitli
■«* «/».<» b-»o* , r <*» It, Improved. JaudSov.
11 (Ullllatu L. Mom. Jr., undalle tujubu
Johnson) liQQO
Wc*l Taylor at, l’«0 It w ol lH:»Halu<j,»L a I,
ulid It of 23*110 It, dated Nor. 21 (Gotta
UuPiuowaky loJ. C. bcuwlnuber) « mi
Hluc Ulaadar, 102 ft a v ol Usury ■(. uv f. ji
It to alley,dated Nov. 22 (Hour/Tlioriuau to
U. Uoelileuen 1,350
&bolto at, Ida It a ol w Baylor at, w f.aaxuo tt.
improved. dated Nor. 21 (C. and J. SeUcktl
to Jotu>L.UcUUi) i.aoo
Thirty-eighth at, vol and nr Cottage orova
av. a I. SuktlOo It, dated 50v.,21 (John
Johnson to FTU. tteynoldjj | ( 3UO
WaUibtr, 1U) It a oftblnjcKienth at, w I.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1878-TWELVE PAGES'
93x174 P-tCi ft, dated Not. 4 (Union Mutual
Life-Insurance Company of Maine loK. 11.
Mclntyre) 4,500
COMMERCIAL.
Following were latest quotations for November
delivery on tbe leading articles for Hat two days:
Thurtday. Friday.
Mr** pork 4 0.50 4 0’55
Lard 5.T0 o.ho
Shoulders. bo ted ll,(U 8.00
snort rib*, boxed 4.W) a. 95
Whisky i.oo uncertain.
Wheat. 644 NX
corn ttni :ta«s
Urn 45 45
Hurler ni nil
Mae non ISMI.KI 9.9*47.00
Cattle 2UO4H 24844
The following went the rccelpU and ahlpmenta
of the leading articles of prodnoe In this city dar
ing the twenty-four hours ending st 7 o'clock on
Friday morning, and for the corresponding
date twelre month! ago:
iicnrri. . Vttimliirf*!
_ IS7B. 1877. ~ I !87H.~~7 1877.
Flour, br11.... 111,780 10,780 14. AW 14.070
Wheat, bu..., 130.071 78.t»t 127.812 M. 421
Corn, bu im.ur.-i im.tai ii4,4ua iot,47u
(late, be 00,100 20.432 <W.fi77 00,810
Rye, bu 9.i<n t,(**s s,ocx» 42i>
Harley, im n.ww 39.830 17,77 ft rtv.ro
(Irsasscrd, lb* t-JVvn 63.174 33,1101 Bi.7t«
F. Med, 1b*..,. 280,500 |(>7,.V10.1 2-t.OUI 143,0X1
D.com, 1bi.,.. HO.OUU 50,01X1 130,0(01 141,310
c. meat*. lha.. 2it,B>o 9»j.ooo 3,0ei,3.«0,3,twa.0n0
Hcef.tc* no 73n
Bed, brl* 101 l s
Pork, brl* :mt' i.mi
Lata, lb* to,no 4ft, too looi.o-iu 003,270
Tallow, 1ba.... 10,820 83,130 57,0*)
Butter, Iba... 33o,s;ri 174, 3-4 1 hjmh* oft.uco
i». hogs, N 0... 70 88j
Lire bogs, No. 49.103 to.ooi a, 734 B,(Wd
cattle, wo 6,073 a,wr 2.3ns «75
Sheep, No 1.284 807. 233
Hides. lha 203,340 930.740
l]lghwtnoa,bTs I mi no
Wool. 1ba...... 107.339 204,0(3, 153.775 80,KB*
Potatoes. bu.. s.bu« 4.203
Coat, ton* 7,301 liOTO 1,40 u t,<uu
Uay.ton* no wßi ao,
Lumber, m rt. s,»4n 3,Atji a,3u.’.i s.mo
Khinglea, m... IU74U 1,73/1 810 107
Halt, brla 082 1,040 3.501 1,294
Poe try, »e... ao,7ftu n.no i 3.1*10
Poultry,coopt t ■
Lap, Pin.... 417 579 949) 828
Cheese, b**... 4,4;h) 14.787 9,907 »t«
O. apples, brls 4.7<r2 2.311! I,ftftft
beao*. bit ! 1,029 all Kji 235
Ut«
Hurley
Lire non
CattU
The followlr
of the leading
Inp the twent
Friday tnorni
date twelre n
Flour, brls....
Wheat, ha....
Corn, bu
Data, be....,,,
«yr, bu
Barley, no
(Iran seed, lbs
F. seed, 1b5....
B.coni, 1b5.,.,
c. meats, in*,.
Beef. tea.
Beef, brls
Fork, br15..,..
Lard, lbs
Tallow, 1ha....
Butter, Iba...
J). lion, N 0...
Live boas. No.
Cattle, no
hheep. No
Illdca. lha
lllghwloes,bTs
Wool, 1b*.,...,
Potaioea. bu..
Coal, tons
a, (Md
1U.74U
0.13
30,700
417
4,4:ti)
4,703
1.1136
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for city
consumption: l.fPld bn wheat, 3,230 bu corn,
l.UOtbuoats, 751 bn rye, 2,047 bit barley,
Tbe following grain was inspected into store in
this city yesterday morn lug: 3 cars amber wheat,
2 cars No. 1 red. 15 cars No. 2 do, 4 cars No. 3
do, 1 car rejected (25 winter wheat), 4 cars mixed
wheat. 87 cars No. 2 spring, 00 cars No. 3 do, K 1
cars rejected, 3 can uo grade (213 spring wheat):
37 cars high-mixed corn, 10 can new do, 10 cart
new mixed. 125 cars and 5.000 bu No. 2 corn. 75
cars rejected. Gears no erado (SOI corn); ID cars
white oats, 30 can No. 2 mixed. 11 cars reject
ed (DO oats); 10 cars No. 2 rye, X car rejected do,
Icar no grade (21 ryo); Scan No. 8 barley, 0
cars extra No. 3 do. 10 ears ordinary No. 3 do (ID
barley). Total (055 ears), 207,000 bu. Inspected
out: 74,251 bu wheat, 04,502 bu ebrn, 12,641
boosts, 027b0 rye, i:i,l3Bba barler.
Tho leading produce markets ware rather
Irregular yesterday, bat generally firm after an
easier opening. The principal Interest centerd
In wheat, as nsnal. It was generally understood
that the New York deal, “so called, '* Is a widely
different thing from what it has been stated to be.
The dispatches from Nuw York wero believed to
have been expected to cause on artificial strength,
nnder which prominent longs could sell ont. II
was stated by tho knowing ones that parties at the
-East as well as In Chicago had taken hold of
wheat. Intending to carry it through, bat were
frightened at the persistency with which tbe
receipts continue large, nnd concluded to
sell. A couple of Chicago operators were
among the longs, bnt sold out
Thursday, their action being the leading
cauae of the weakness that day. Tbo market
started downward yesterday morning, because it
was thought that the long* were still “on the
sen,” but changed to strength. In harmony with
more firmness abroad. Some of our No. 2 was
taken for shipment, and (here wero more buying
orders here both for spot and futures, while a bet
ter demand was reported from Europe. Abetter
■hipping movement was also reported from Mil
waukee. .Hence there was more disposition here
to regard the recent reaction as a healthy one in
spite of the dullness reported In New York. The
Toledo Product Kxchmvjt Circular attempts to
ridicule tho report about a wheat cornet la tho fol
lowing vela:
The Impreulon wo have formed concerning this
clloue I*. tbHt Ilia wheal purehMed by them It never
to tw unloaded, but Held loryeanitnecemry, itinuly
In (lie Intereilof Wujiem farmers and tuuubsocu (lie
general agricultural lntere»u of the tVevt, and we hall
with great satisfaction this maatruatatluii of the spirit
of disinterested love on tbe part of tho Eastern hank
er*. Anytning that aovauect Western interests
naturally meets our curdlsl approval.
It might, after all, Drove to boa good thing to
bold a little of our present surplns. Tho chances
of famine have been much diminished by increas-
Ing the area of grain culture; hat it should nut be
forgotten that the "seven lean kino ate up the
seven fat kino,*'and that history repeat* Itself
even oftener than do dreams.
Oats and barley were firmer, In sympathy with
wheat. Hogs wore ateadler, and provisions "had
mure friends" after the drop of tho previous af
ternoon. Corn was relatively weak, buyers hold
ing off.
lu dry-goods circles no new points were develop
td. For the season there Is a fair movement, and
Jobbers express satisfaction with the position of
tho market- Groceries were ordered with liberali
ty, trade being more than ordinarily good for the
time of year. Ko prlco-coangei were noted. Su
gars, howover, were weak, and eomo grade# were
telling an He under yravlmu quotation*. Coffees
were easy, but without quotable change.
There was a good demand for Imported dried
frnlts, but prices generally were easy. Domestics
remain under neglect, and values are unsettled.
The demand for fish was light. Wbliefiab, being
In scanty supply, aro very firm. In the butter and
cheese market* there woro 00 changes, both re
maining quiet and weak. Leather was firm. Dag.
gins waa quoted quiet and steady. Oils were un
changed. There was only a restricted demand for
coal and wood.
Lumber was steady and In fair request. The
dock offering* were larger, and tales wore readily
effected at Ihu current prices. At the yards trade
continues good. Th« bop and woof markets were
quiet and otherwise unchanged. Broom-corn con*
tlnucs In fair Uaslern demand and steady. Seeds
•were firm under n good, shipping de
mand. Hides were sailing at the recent decline.
Potatoes were salable to the local trade, and afow
shippers are still in market. Green fruits were
slow and easy under big supplies, and the receipts
keep well up to the recent volume. Poultry and
game were dull and weak. The market was over
stocked, and the mild weather Injurious, especial
ly to desa stock. The receipts of bay wvro light,
and timothy advanced under a better inquiry,
Lake freights were more active and firmer, at 454
®6c for wheat to Buffalo. Hoorn was'taken for
310,000 bo wheat, 25,000 bo corn, and 27,000 bu
oats.
Through rates by lako and rail were quiet at
IDHccora and 14Hc wheat to Now York, and
10c corn to Boston.
. Hall freights were unchanged. Grain waa quoted
at Otic per 100 lbs to Now York, and fourth claaa
at Otic, which includes raeaU.
IN NSW YOItU YBSTB»PAT.
Nov. 32.—Kccelpls—Flour, 17.580 brta; wheal,
302,11)0 bu; corn, 11)3,303 but oats, 43,07 ti bu;
corn-meal, 420 pkgsj*ryc, 33,850 bu; barley, 80,•
450 bu; malt, 13.103 bu; pork, 187 brU; beef,
2,537 brla; cut-meats, 3,'110 pkge; lard, 3,4*0
pkgs; whlaky, 050 brie,
Exports— Flour, 0,000 brie; wheat, 107,000 bu;
corn, 55,000 bu: oata, lO.OOObu.
OIUIN IN aiUUT,
The New York Produce A 'jxhaoqt Weekly glvea
the following os tbo visible supply of grain on the
dates named:
1 into/.
- - | Corn. | IW«. | o'trUy,
♦Nov. 10.1878. I7.7UU.UW |iSHu7.aiJs,BliMUlfi.£i7.UO
Nov. H, I»7H. |la,&i|il a Ul> 3. ISO,QU> A.((ll.Uli
NOV. 17. 1877. Ilt.-118.UU, 7.UHI.Uk>:j,67O,UOB,WM.«'ai
NOV. I*. IH7O. U,K(7,OU T,UA*Jlu|B,<Ul.4n:ti,biW.UU}
NOV.BO. lß7.V||U,U>l,orC< B,UI!t.UIBJ:i,7MI,»I7:B,KUB7U
NOV. 81. 1874.1mu.78.tfM1 8.787.475i8.aU.ai7i8.U11.fc1l
~*fbla Include* iTsJuiuju bu «be«r»ad i,4uu,uubu
corn efloat lu Now Vurk Harbor.
Al»o i, lou.ua> bu rye. eiklua 1.434.UU bu t week
pruvloiu.
These figure# Indicate a decrease of tome 800, •
000 bu In iboetockaof wbeat during Inst week.
It Is difficult to «ee where tbo difference arlaea.
UOVSUBMT ov WIIH.iT,
The following were the receipts and shipments
of wheat at leading points reported yesterday:
Ittrnuli. afUfiminti.
,iao.u7i
. I<U.7-U <U,4.tJ
.3>u.iui
, a-.KJ* A>s«tfi(l
. tT.UU
. OAHU iMUUU
. 4a:uj
. 4a,io>
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York.
Detroit....
Toledo.
bt. Lout*.....
Uaitloiore...,
I’Oliadelphla.
uui.bdi
GOOD* BBCIIVBU
at Chicago Custom# Nov. £1: A. J. Latham, 400
tutu anil; Cobb, Wills A Wheeler, 250 brls cur
rants; Hibbard, Spencer A Co., 300 bxs tin-plate:
H. F. AC. fi. Hiker, 1.000 eackeMU; order, 230
tacks salt; Fowler Hrotbere, 400 sacks sail; I. T.
Helling A Co., 0 easel books; Graham Uros. A
Co., 11 cases taaeaceai Guerra A Coalo, leased-
gars; J. W, Doanc A Co., 2,860 half-bxs raisins.
Collections, $2,002.53.
BHSDB.
Phaw A Sons, of London; England, report the
following ns the Imporla of clover and grass seeds
to tho United Kingdom:
October, tftTfi
October, 1677.
October! ibth!!!.!!!,!!..!
Ten months ended—
October, I*7B
October, 1877
....976.195 700.766
~..2<t,aV3 703,815
>i..971,U6» 653,947
October! 1679.’
They edd;
The market for farm seeds is very doll 1 no disposition
whatever being shown to purchase. Kngllsh red clover
seed offers moro freely, and holders. In order to effect
sales, have to submit to a considerable reduction on
thrlr earlier demands. . .
The crop In England t*. without doubt, n very large
one, and probably simo«t sufficient of itself forborne
reoulremeni*. The Inquiry tram Francs nnd Belgium
for English clover teed still continues.
PROVISIONS.
1100 PRODUCTS-Were strong til round. The re*
cetpie of hogi at (he Block-Yard* were not eo large u
had been canceled, and the weather wa* more favora*
hie for handling. Hence hog* were Headier, and there
waa a alight reaction In the feeling on product, eipe*
dally ai the (Momenta ahowed an tnereaae. There
were more outside order* received, and local operator!
were more anxloua to cover iborts on which they «!•
readr had a fair profit.
Mass Poik—Was in better demand, and advanced so
per brl, with sflrm feetlug In the latter part of the
teuton. Bale* were reported of 171 brl» spot at fo..v>a
O.dOi o.roobris idler liccemher at to.3ncjo.nTWi taico
brie idler Janoary atl7.uWß.ioj and n.r*-o brli seller
Tebraary it ffMnxoa.so. Total. 28,431 brl*. The
market cloicd steady at fd.B'.6M.co for old spot,
for new do, to.nnao.ATW for December.
seller Jannsry, and f«.17X9R.a0 for February.
Prime men pork waa Quoted at $7.5037.11.
LabP—Advanced neper tooibs, with n fair demand
for cash lots, hut Ultra wanted otherwise except in
changes. sates wen* reported of 1,2 V» ten *p»t at fA.75
A.VHOI 3,00 lei idler December at *».73ai.B3i4iu,7vi
tesseller Janunryatfi.*Ar#i,tiA: and -i.no tea teller
February at f.vii*««.(WX. Total. 14,CM) tc«. The
market cloicd ucady at tn.no for spot. t3.Mdtn.i4W
idler DecenHwr, tn.0U93.83W teller January, and te,u»
(KUriH foe February.
Mgava—Were In belter request for thloment. partly
on account of the promised advance In rail frelr.bti next
Monday, and the market waa firmer, though not ma
terially higher. The cooler weather Rave more firm
ncM to green meat*. The reported transaction*, prob
ably not Including half the actual lateß.werc aa follow*:
3.1 buses shoulder* at set ui.ouii|ha long dean at CJ.T.'W
ft:t.Rl; 3.*> hoxci do on private term*: 3<*) hose* long
and iliort clean on Private term*; Mi bote* Cumber
land* at 4Hei lW,:»ou>v short ribs at f:«.7sS|3.HO*pot,
and ft.ov-i4.on for February! avi notes do partly at
f3.tr.-W■pot* I.Mt>pc*anrt4fio.orxUW precu hama (in
1 tv*i at tWut and an boxes long-nil ham* on private
term*. The following were tho doling prices per 100
Ibaon leadlngetiti:
gfiniil- Sfinrt L, nnif Nftnrl
rtfrt. nbt. fi.elearg. clean.
I,oo*o, part cured fa.Av fa.eu f3.m ft.iTN
Ilnxeil :u«> a.ni 4.1R1X 4.134
December, boxed S.tu 4.00 4.<»> 4,i0
January, boxed :i.ui 4.10 4.1 Q 4.an
Lon* clean quoted at (l.wi looae and fn.oj.hoiedi
Cunibcrlsmla. 4«4!40 boxedi long-cut Hama. tttMMoi
awrct-plckled ham*, .I?(i<tife lor 10 to tsih average)
green hams, 4l»<*4Ho for same average) green shout*
den, 3Hc.
Uacon quoted at 3tt®4c for shoulders. 4HOM for
sh ort ribs, Ottawa for ihon clean, 000940 for hams,
all convascd and packed.
(liuasr— tVas quoted at n®3Vc for while, BWcforvenr
Choice do, for yellow, and 4X04)40 for brown.
IIKKK I'ItUUUUTK Were steadr and quiet at (7.7.10
fl.oo for mew, (B.soad.7.lfor extra mew, and tia.uxs
14.U1 for hams.
TiLi.ow—Was quiet
country.
imKADSTUFPS.
FLOUR—Waa quiet, salcsbclng imsll outside of one
lotof i.uohrl*. Tho fcellag was arm. especially on
the belter prides. Shipping lots were steady, and
Intermediates quoted easy. Sale* were reported of 1,43.1
iris vlntora on private tcrmsi 473 irla springs at CU.no
04.00: 30 Iris buckwheat flour at fi.ais and 100 brla
ryo do on private term*. Total. 2,ofiobrl«. The follow*
lac was the ranga of askloir quotations: Choice
to favorite brands of white winters, ft.no®
n.Wi fair to good brand* of white winters, si.n7*
01.33: good to choice red winters. 5i.0001.73: prime
to choice springs, It.anoi.r.O: fair to gooo spring,
fa.aoot.nut fair to good Minnesota springs, CM***
4.3n;tboUu to fancy Minnesota spring*, f 3.0003.50:.0003.50:
patent springs. C*M* l o7.ao: low grades, CU.SOOU.OU.
Buckwheat Hour, 54.G00t.7S per lit.
Ora*—Waa lesa active. and irremitaf. Sales were
reported of ou tons at 87.5007.73 free on board cars,
and 57.73 on track.
Cobm-Uiai,—Coarse waa nominal at co.ro per (on
on track. Sale wi* made of 4no brl* on private term*.
Ornas Mill bTurra—balca were 40 tons middlings
at ca.wau.as and 90 ton* screenings at 8i0.0031i0.3u.
Hl’itlNO WIIKAT—Waa actlre ami Irregularly strong
er at about ihotamo tonga av on Thursday. The mar*
ket declined Kc. advanced le, and closed 14c higher
tnau the prHvluua afternoon. Liverpool reported more
disposition to buy. with a firmer feeling on cargoes,
and a continuance of the Continental demand. Some
private cables noted an advance of Id percental, our
receipt* wero again only moderate, with a falrvolutno
of shipment*reported. and charter* to move out So, a
waa noted both nere and In Milwaukee. New Vntlc ad
vice* called the market there dull and Inactive on
spring wheat, though cevvral buying order* were here
from that city. The ahlpplnir demand for our low
ara-lea wa* good throughout, and mturca wero rather
freely taken by the short*. while lome purchavea
wero helleved to have been maJo by par
tita who void oat their long wheat the
prevlouiday. bailor December opened at BIUtRIW,
declined tonic, advanced toKtc.aud (ell hack tn HI He,
closing at boiler January *uld at
doting at nac. Heller the month woa nearly numiual at
HJHvmVc, closing with caih No. 9at KlHc. Spot aah-a
weru reported of lOti,tmhu No. a vt,iu>
hit No. 3 at *U!4'd7lctdO.OOU hit rejected at .MvidOci and
Il f c*jububy*amnlo*l«*#7JWo. Total. 170.4'xibu.
Wumin Wakat—Was tn fair demand and Ann ar the
onlJldo price* of thoprcrluu* dav. (idler December
woa Inactive at MV»o hid. bpot *alca were reported of
7,uxi hu No. 9 red at imjo tm No. s at noci and
3.W) bu by sample at HlQpirjc, Total, iu,nwbu.
COHN—Wav dull and catler, declining Hr. on tho near
future, aud t«o on spot No. a. while there waa little
chauHo In rejected. Liverpool waa quoted coaler, and
New Vovk dull, while our recelpu were larger than
those of (he previous day. with higher freight# by lake,
bhlppor*held back, and thli made future* tome, hut the
longer one* (ja May) weru *omawhtt«u«talncd hy sym
pathy with wheat. . Home operator* atatod that the
jireaeut very low price for huga will make operator*
Indifferent about fattening them, which may Increase
the supply of com to bo marketed. Heller December
opened at hJHQasilc. and declined to aijjo at the
crone, Heller January told at 3lWt9e, and Mar at
tho lativr closing at attic. Heller the month
vr»*nearly nominal at U9H<AJ9Hc, eloaing with »pot No.
9 at the Inside, and only a ahado of preference for
high mixed. Hpot laic* were reiiortod of
ixuutbo high mixed at '.riUwiHr\ M.ooubu now do at
HOJktKilict iw.on<> bu new mixed at u.*ci u.v*Dbii No. u
at;r. , ‘4ii.ci'yci 9n.000 bu rejected atamti lu.vuu bo by
sample at on tracki l.»« bu do at aoceuJc free
on board vara; aud h,uu» bu van at UJc delivered.
Tutah 140.900 bu.
t>ATb— Were In fair demand and higher. No. a ad
vanced kttlio under an urgent Inquiry from ahtppvia
who had a cargo to toll out. and >bo future* were
stronger In ayuipatbr. The receipt# were fair, and
aamidea*otdtr«ciy. Tha market ctueed easy, the more
pressing order* having been rilled. May wn in
fair request at 93l*<*2JHu. closing at the Imlde.
Cash sold at 9034091 c. andcloacd at v»i4c. Itojectrd
oata were steady at l“Hc. Heller December aold at AH
and January at 90Hc. both closing eaay. No*
vviuitcr brought goMc. Dash tales were reported of
),:*«)buNu.a white at Tie t ia.9ui uu No.’Jat 9t»4wJlct
I.KJObu rejected at iTtfes H.4U) hu by oample at IHO
•Jtc on track: ami 10,900 bu do at 1H0930 free on board.
Total. 31. moo bu.
UVK-tvat in fair request and Arm at 43c for No. 3,
am!4le fur rejected. December sold at lOVfc. and In
settlement at 43V- January wn« nominal at aoH".
Dash sole* were reported u( 9,4'ju hu no. 9at -tv.; saj
hu rejected at 41c: ;t,9uObu by tampla at 4liu47We.
Total. n,4U) hu.
iIAULKY—Waa In better demand and flrnier, under
light receipt!. The tracing woa chiefly In No. 9. which
waa wanted to complete round leu, and future* wore
more active In settlement. A., D. •* Co.'s receipts of
No. 9 wete chiefly asked fur. andsoldallWOttvc.clushig
at the ouUldei other receipt* closed at (Uc. January
opened at am ami closed at (He. and seller the muatn
or December at tide. Kxlrs Hwasquleiandaiiungvral
tbe last, closing at 33c tn A., lb A Co.‘a. amt 47c In
othter localities. No. :t was quiet at and
feed Ht93o. Kxtra a wav noiuluai at 4*K«4iw for Jan
uary aud 4mo for Decemlwr. Caih tale* were reported
of si.'Jui bu So. 9at trWauSefAKfiba extra;t at47s»
ftjet 9,WObu No. S at Aj<«3mMci7, jui bu by saiuple at
truck: and I.9U> t>u do atxhauflc delivered.
Total, 43,20ubu,
'two o'clock call.
Wheat—dale* 10-t.uubu at dt?t£diifc for December
and hT4MBHc tor January.
torn-yu.uoo bu at at Mo for January andSiHc for
May.
LLTIK.
Wheat wu stronger early. wiling at H4fc«B3e lor
next month. toil closing at U4He. January sold at mtg
h uhc, and closed a( soSc.
Coro was quiet at aijjt for December ami January,
auaaOfcfc&MilurMay. • .
oat# eloaed at % «Ho for December.
Mesa pork was steady. wdti aalca of 3,aubrli at 10.33
fur December and fH.suitffu.ut for January.
Lard was steady: aalca f. f&u lea atf3.ou for Dacca*
bar and fi.iu fur January.
HUort ckara-JMU Ixjioi laat ball December at f4.UK
04. 13.
A charter waa made fur ai.uoobu wheat.
LAST CALL.
Met* pork wusleadv aiff.b.’-tna.MH for December,
fg.uudx.iUH fur January, and fit. i.VeH, 174 fur Febru
ary. eali'fJ.w*) lirtaal fd.fi for December. fg-tttH fur
January, and ?•*. n for Felwutry.
Lard was quiet at fj.«nw3.«JW for December. t3w<*
G.OJH lor January, and fU.uOtitO.t'24 fur February,
baiea tux) tea at f u.uu fur February.
OUSERA.T, MARKETS.
BBAKB—Wcra *tcAdf at f t.4t ttl.d'i per ou.
ntOOM-COUN-Waa In fair demand at ibe Quota
tion*. The stock la targe, and tlia receipts coatlnue
liberal, consignment* bring 49H0 under tiio given
price*: Fine green carpet brush, to: green burl.
red*tlpped burl, lie; Una green, with hurl euuuglt to
work It, dHddHc: rod-llpued do. 3(M4ei Inferior, 34
(fJHd crooked, UFJHe.
lUJTTKK—FrIcca ranged aubatantlally the aawe aa
fora numbcrol day* prevloji. there wu a good de
mand from tb« borne irada fur choice and fancy quail*
ilea, but beyond that them waa very little doing. Low
and medium grade* remain weak. Following are the
quotations: Creamery. JuOJic: good to choice dairy,
l&ftjuo; medium, lA*l4c: inferior to common, 7,»10c.
UAOUINU—Met with a moderate demand, and wu
ateody. block* are in good abape. Wo still quote:
Stark. sitter Orlgbtou A,»ic; Lewiston. sic: otter
Creek, gue: American, luffut burlaps, 4 and 3 bu.
HfcgHc: gunnle*. iloglo, . I4(gi3c: double, UJ9J4C;
wool lacks, 4c®»3o.
CUKkbk—t*rl«a ore low*/. Then la no Improve*
went In tbu demand, and. under free odurlogs, the
market during tbo present wools lua dropped off a full
He. Wu now quotn *a follows: eeptewber and Octo*
Mr. full cream. UsMHct August, do.7Httdut part skim.
ri o*ig'tu business was doing, the con*
tlnuud mllJnejaof ibo veatner burling trade. Prices
remain aa i>«fuie: Lackawanna, large egg. fO.Jii
small egg. f<J.3S: nut. 6U.CP; range. su..'s>: I'lenm.mt.
*7.u>! liloMiiiiru. fu.u>: rAU.ti.Uf: Uultlmuro & Ohio,
|i.-j.«g4.7>: MluonU. *;i.3ni Wilmington, fi.uu: (Jait
alnwrlu. f i.7i; Indiana block. fl.3*’.
CoOrkU.'.UL—Lard tierces weed a sbada easier,
barrels werw unchanged. The demand continual
active, and ILo supply ample; Font barrels, fi.i.i;
lard tlarcra, f1.40.5i.475. WhUkv barrels. ft. 404
l..'<Oi alcohol do. l.Vasl.ai Ducked whisky bar*
rvl start* l77.9Afju.tu per I.wjOi bucked pork
b3,<M)
(ti 1.874
do. lis.ooaift.oo: and do tierce. *2ft.orv*27.oo. Roach
SUVeiare*B.toits.<oif*a. riercehoopv. *io.oo«ls.in.
KRGB-Wers Heady st HOlftc per dot. The meet
I* well supplied, and the receipt* continue fair.
FiMt-Lnkc nsh am held very firmly, owingtothe
fan tim the Mock on hand Is unimually light for the
ilmo of year, and that the current receipts con
tinue miirll. Trade remain* quiet. We quote: No. I
whtlcfi*n, per 4-r>rl. fs.so*. family whlteflMt, f l.T.va
l.Mi; trout. 63.iin93.0Mt mackerel, extra mr*«. H-hrl,
{13.801 select mesa, per 4-hrl. 61S.«m extra ihore,
14.1XH do. No. 1 shore, ll'XSO: do. No. I hay,
67.5003.(0: do. No. 3 shore, fft..'Xxa3-73: No. 3
hay. ffl.7fto7.oi! (at family do, new, 4-brl. 63.n0
«3,tfti No. I hay. klta, fl.!*Wt.4<)i do. medium,
St.Ousil.lO] family klta, 78ca$I.OO: George's cod
sb. extra, 6ft.nu»,vufti tank cod. C4.0i>A«4.33t com
prensed cod, re; drened do, 7r: Labrador herring,
spilt, brls, 67.(0! do round, bn*, fn.0090.80: do.
H-brls, 63-SOt Holland herring, fl.loei.lft; smoked
halibut, MAoct scaled herring, per l*ox. :ißcs stock
(ish. lie: California salmon, brls. 6is.Bot do. 4-hrts,
FRUITS AND NDTB—lmported fruits are active,
nut the market for domestic varieties remains without
much life. Ratlins and prunes were quoted oft a trifle.
Ottxer line* were uncUanecd. Following ft the U»t:
Fomins—Date*. V454C: figs, layer*. l44Hftei Turk
ish i<ruue*, A'tA7c: French do. kegs, new, e4A9ct
do. boxes, itdiißc*. ralstns. Uycrs, at.HWkl.oo; London
layers, now, 6i.BiKs3.ftU: loose Muscatel. 6l.»tK«t.u()i
Valencia*, new, 04<*7ci Zante currants. 44«5ct cit
ron, IDuatflUe.
Dmmistii.'—Aiden apples, luaiflct New York and
Michigan. 41M4ci Southern. uHasHet Ohio. 3a3Rct
peaches, nnpared. halve*. 84<a«ci do, quarters, 34a
4cj raspherrte*. 3-.’a33ct blackberries, oaoVfe; pitted
cherries. 3ia«c.
NiT*-Fllncft*. tootles almonds, Tarragona, I74<|
1W! Naples walnuts, iftOSIOc; HraiUx n44K>4et Texas
pecans. (k*7ci river pecans, 54000: Wilmington pe*-
nuts, 4MGft4e: Tennessee do, 4H9Bct Vlrglnis do. ea
disc.
uriKEN FRUITS—Were in fair local request. The
market I* well sioeKed with nil Kind* of fruit: Apples,
6'.'3ft<?1.50 In ear-lots, and 61.50a2.cn perbrlj cran
berries, cultivated. 6ft.i007.r0 per brl: lurnon*. fi.ftO
ao.un California pears. 63.u.v»*a.78 per box: Malaga
69.uotS7.ixjper brll coast oranges. 6ft.5U97.00
Sugars remained dull and weak. Cof
fee* were nominally steady. There was no noticeable
change In the market fur simps, molassex snlces, soaps,
•larch, etc. Johbcra report ■ good business in orogreu:
Rick—( irollna, flH«74ci Louisiana, 040*40 IWn
goon, 648(3*10.
Corritß-Mendallng, Java. 978'39et O. 0. Java. 348
Sftoi choice to fancy Rlu. I74csih4ci good to prime.
lit'4Bl74c] common to fair, 144#l>cj roasting, 1348
1:14c. •
HutiAf*—Patent cut loaf. li)4Blh*<ci crushed. 108
loHc! granulated. OHuoiic: powdered, A
stsndaid. nH'juke; do No. u. t<Si<HPet extra C, 848
«4us U No, I, KhuAdWet V No. 5, 7U(*hc; yellow. aW*
7Mci New Orleans clirlflcd, hWai'Mci do prime to
choice. <4a“C! do fully fair to prime, 787HC1 do (sir,
oi(«cc4ct do. common. C4^fl4c.
oinrn-Callfornia sugar-loaf drips, 40843C1 Califor
nia silver-drips, 4f>or>oci good BUgsr-home sirup, ft-'8
aac: extra do. 4oct43c. Sew Orleans mulsMcr, rew,
choice. MkSftgc: do prime. 4ftqiftOct fair, -toatftci do
old. :toß4i>c: common molasses. 3383ftct black strap,
35835 c. .
hcicks—Allspice. loainHc: cloves, 40848 c: cassia,
3(rt3ftci pepper. 144818 c: nutmegs. No. I, Bt*iUßci
Ctlciiitaslnger. ftOoc.
HAT—Timothy was firmer at 69.0008.134 for No. I.
The receipts wern very light. I'ralrle was quiet: No.
t timothy. 68.9009. tu4: No. 3 uo, s7.(»)i mixed do,
6fl.rx>Ao.Bo: upland prairie, |7.a<O7.r>o| and No. I.
so.l*l.
IHUKS-The receipts continue liberal, and the mar
ket ts essy. Dealers sre buying, and report a mod
eratu demand from tanners: Cured hides, tight,
74c: do,heavy.7cs do, damaged.ftHftOC! green. 64(«8C[
calf, loci long-haired kip, 7401 deacons, 40ci do. flint,
1448>3ct dry salted. iodlJc: green city butchers,
cows, net steers. 7c. _
lloi'H-Were steady at 134814 a for New York, and
g<*lJo for Western samples. Brewers are buying snail
supplies.
LEATHER—Jobbers had nothing new (0 report.
There Is a steady, fair movement at very full prices.
Below are the quotations!
stu-*fffrrs,
Ctft'S.
.. 33.473
.. 53.295
.. 14,807
Vnlut.
£ 78. non
71,7:«
36.833
DKHtOOX.
Calf, No. 1 1 OOOt.nu Mae S 340 89
Calf. No. 1..... csfia R 5 Uattala tlaagU*
Veala, Ko. 1.... Ty<a Ml ter aole 38
VeaJa, No. 3.... &OM 73lChlc*goaolo..„ Xii* 28
Kip ... TO “11. A." a01e. ,. IMO 5W
Upper. No, ».... aiw x.% “11. A. O. U, w
Uopcr, No. i.. 100 20. aole.
Ilarncia MM 34 tnaolo.
for city and ogoiio for
Calf...
Kip...
Upper.
Calf 1.1303. DO 1 KlB 830M5
OILS—No important changes were apparent (n
the oil market. Business continues lair, with
friers ruling fslrlr steady. Following arn thennola*
Ions: Carbon Ho deg. test, lUct carbon. Illinois
legal, iso deg. test, H*et headlight, 173 deg. lest,
ISMct Michigan. legal test, uuet extra winter siralneu
lard oil. .'i7tit No. I, 0-!c: No. 3, 4*cs llnseod, raw a*»cs
boiled. dies whale, winter-bleached. Wet sperm, St.uo:
ncatsfuot oil. strictly pure, Aset do extra, 7uc: do No.
I. {g>ct oink oil. aset atratu, 4*o; miners 1 till, r,7ci
turpentine. uuci naphtha, deodorized, ou gravity. Hct
gasoline, deodorized, 74 deg., I net gasoline, fc7 deg..
Vues Weal. Vitamin, natural. 3* deg., uses natural, 30
deg., sue: reduced. 3H deg,. 30033 c.
roULTBV-tVas easy under largo offerings, and the
weather was mild. Drctaedtoldtu tho city trade, nut
livestock waa dull. Uatne was plenty except duck*,
ond alow at Irregular prices: Mvu Iresh chickens.
51.73<93..v» ocr doit dressed do. Oft7ct lire turkera. 7a
hc: dressed do. Souc; geese, co.fi<4so.sot ducks, SJ.3T>O
3.r.ut do dressed. oAite: nralrla-chlekens, f:i.oool.r>O|
Jusll. 7r>c4«Cl.oot mallard ducks, C3.30s small ducks.
l.W«:.o"vvenUQu, vKiioc.
BALT—Was In lair request and steady. Quotations:
Flue salt. wcmrbrl: dairy, per brl. without hags.
CM3: do, with bags, Cl.4o0l.7O: Ashtou dairy, Cu.oo
per sack.
HBKDS—Timothy and clover were In rood demand
and firm. Fresh omcra for both were received, and
shippers were noxious to get tho ace<l off before the
cloic of nivlgallun ani the rise in freights. Clover mid
aICU.TUuLIu. and timothy at gi.aiol.lu. Flax was
plenty, and sold at Cl.unol.3*f.
WlllßKV—dale was reported of SO brla hlghwlnea at
Cl.iH per gallon. andSSh brls whisky on the bails of
fl.nn for Mghwlnes. New York reported sales at
Cl.U7*. which evidently could nut be filled by pur*
chase* at Cl. Where. Cincinnati was quoted at Ct.od,
and i'uurlanl C 1.04. .
■mi i utiriuu, ri.v,. .
WOOL—Was In moderate Western request snd steady:
Washed fleece. UftOUlct medium unwashed wool. 330
Sacs fine do la good condition, iwwuuct unwashed, 1.10
letes tub-washed, choice. 9OoUßct commou to fair do,
imwfttct Colorado, medium good condition, BJO33CS
common, IS03OO: coarse, ifiwioc.
Monday
Tuesday....
Wednesday..
'rt.urwUy...
Friday.......
Total sn.SH) 304.3*1 4. l;ft)
Seme time last week 17,3»w I*3, MU 7,097
week before last uuoui 10a, uou a.eu7
MiDtneiili—
Mondav.
Tuesday....
Wednesday 1
Thursday...
* Total 4.040 13.010 tut
CATTLE—The market was again overstocked, and
prices dropped off another notch. There waa not much
Inquiry for shipping beeves, and the demand from the
home trade was not particularly brisk, they having
bought liberally on tho previous day, and under (he
excessive offerings holders were obliged to accept a re
duction from Thunder's ruling prices of loetse, or a
decline since the opening days of (he week of 100203
In shipping grades and of 3«So.ie In butchers' stuff.
At the reduction a fair proportion of the supply was
worked off. but the market closed waak. with a lair
prospect that Kaiurday's trading will Ik» dune at a fur
ther concession. The bulk of the offerings were of a
miserably pour quality, the proportion of old cows and
tlilu rough mUed lota being unusually prominent. In
cluded In the arrivals were between an and 40car-loads
ofColorado-Texas, which completes tho run of West
ern cattle tor the aesson of l*7H. Kales ranged from
»i.7«4*3.00 (orscslawags, to S4.uofor«itra. with the
bulkot«3.3Ki*3.U'i for cows, at S3.4i>fca3.7a for Stock
ers. and as S3.uooa.vo tor fair to prims shipping
steers.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Rwvet-flraded stcert, weighing i,*co
Da and upward!. 54.C034.70
Choice lleevoe—Vine, fat, well-formed
steers. weighing l.uaoto 1,4.'<0 as 4.00414.90
Good Reeves—Well-fattened steers, weigh
ing I.laovo i.asoas... s.uaa.Bo
Medium tirades—bteeAla falrtleth, weigh
log 1.060 to 1.300 as 3.0000,40
Butchers' Block—Poor to common steers and
commno U> choice cow*, fur city slaughter
wetKhlDßMDlo l.rut »• 9.2003.8 0
Block t-'aiuo-Contmoo catUa. weighing?!*)
tol.UMi m» 9.8003.80
Inferior-Light and tUIn cowa.hairore.itag*)
bull*, ami «c*lawugaicun 1.7U»J.00
Veate-Feriuonafoailveai 3.744U.4U
oam.il salk*.
No. At. J*r*rr,
34 1,(101 ft. OO
17 1.373 4.34
•JH . 1.84 t 4.911
IH 1.41*1 4.1(1
Id 1.411* 4.10
id 1.4U8 4.(0
ia i.not s.io
10 t.4wO sum
48.. S.WI
id i.m a,mu
IT l.itW SL7»
ia i.swt a.««
17 i.it*i a.hu
HI 1.*17 8.37
34 I.Oil U. 4&
10 OKI 8.43
13 I,till X 4»
17 I.IMI 8.38
«l Coloradw.l.UW 8.33
10.. 1,11(1 8.30
43 1.318 8.30
Id I,HO il.l<B
loerol.feat* m*» B.OU
131 L'Ol.'leaM HH.I B.u)
uiCol.Tti** m 6 a.ui
luit'icaaa ux a.ut
It Id 3.10
33 MU 3.60
11008— The market open
In.apccwtlonof a “ruu**
ported lur Hie day before. t
forenoon. It heeoimu* *|'P«
(all vuuaidvra .1* abort of
falrdeinaJid. *o>l price* all
liacuu grade* auU at f3.(Md
packer* at f aud
plugloiaalSJ.bucfK.ut. M
at 83.d303.Kt. la view of
Hia Urge receipts the adn
'1 he market cluaad steady.
nou
A”. At- /v/cr.-.Vi. .
4» utufa.uv *1...
40 Jut U.ll) 104
a.CV.'.’xw a.w!
4lt ;<73 a.U)
a.tto
•*H -J-V"
ui«» J.k.
Mi
au sat a.". - .
IM ‘J.U 3.M
la) jtj *B3
)*"• MT* *B3
.’jJIH JMCI
a.'ws
ft 7 3tO U.*>
a.sft
M......JU0 2.C0
Kllkkl*—TftCrt «
loulbafor poor to<
tu*f USCUTT.
Sjxclat iHtfiutik l« Tkt TYibumt.
Km LinxnrT, Fa., Nov. 2X—Cattlk—lXelpUfor
too verb eodlnp Nor. 21. iOdft bead of tbroiuli and
1.1»22 local. through and 2.74 ft local out
woukt supply lltiblt uu Monday and Friday tue market
tu slow at last week e li/um but. to-da/e rccclpta
c-»Mluula2 light, aud tucro bollix autiu a uuu.Urr of
luicmou hand, ibe market vu fair at aallxbt ad
vance. clualup Urui at that; best. l,4U> to l.ftCft ftl.fto
fc4.G'Ji SUOd, 1.9U0 to l.ft'O. ft4.72«4.»; fair. I. iUOUi
l. JU, ftJ.4M3.UO; common. lOUI to I,loft ftXUUft
3.40; bull*. cow*. and unite, a* to quaJUr. ft2.oUX3.ui;
tale* for lbe week 1.072 bead, aitaloit 1.809 Uat week.
Uooa-UeocipU aft ftWboad, agalmt lift ftift U«S weekj
330 2S
230 SO
oofLus Harness... ......>* 32« i no
now us sole , v wa so
uio an
rnugort.
LIVE STOCK.
CIItRAOO.
VuWt. non, SAtfP.
1.343 3VJH 4
а, 40.H.V1 eiu
4.HMI 4U.IKU 1.417
б. 4lM'*3 1,3*1
.\4UJ 40.1UJ 4<i
H 3 turn
:m> h.««i
I.J.U U.OXI 4IH
3.303 X7V4 met
A'n. At. Prle»,
40 1*33 13.71
34 610 3,70
Iftatockers.. mo 3.70
%\ uta 3.70
47 Old X«7W
50 cuwa 1.1147 9.(18
17 C4Wa.)...1.1UJ 3.UU
so. I, no •J.vt
ad d7u 3..V1
iMatocken.. diu 3.88
10 714 3.M
9t vow* 041 3.10
51 c0w*..... Ill* 3.40
17 atockvre.. 77u 3.40
to 1,3>0 3.43
17 778 3.48
»> COWL.,., 708 3.40
80 o*7 3.40
1U cow* Hid 3.80
)H I,UUP 3.80
31 dO7 3.:»
17 ),03i 3.:ai
11 POft 3.80
18 COW* tarj 3.3 ft
»* out 3. It
3d 048 3.18
30. I.KTO 3.181
3W c0w*..... 077 3.38
oed dull, buyer* holdlngoff
lu etccaa of the Dumber re*
bm tow ard (ha middle of ttio
areni that (he auptdy would
(her* toting uo »
MTeued. Common (o prime
83.781 poor to piimo boaiy
I good to catra heavy aiiip*
lo>tuf the Hading wa* done
the very mild weather and
aave wa» rather a lurprlac.
aaLki.
la /•net. i
..‘JWfJ.fIO
.373 J.UOI
Jo. At. iV/w,
W »irjfX7o
i Jl Inll 2.10
77U 2.70
M XtiU 2.70
«•« 30J 2.7(|
IIM. lu* 3.7 U
37......fcU 2.7 U
tu 124 2M 2.70
.Kl M ju| xr>
.:n>4 gun
.ruo 2.M)
,'JUI AMI
77 jut 2.ft,
a'.?!-
4i iu a. 7:
4X....12»t 2.A5
. At) i7S
.-Aii a. 7:.
.mu u.:a
.aai 8.7 A
61 244 *i.n
:m ion 2.U.1
XI ... .3117 2.60
IdTil 2.75
.271 a. 7.%
at i (Li aoo
XI Ittl Xiil
.274
SUM
tO 2JI 2.(0
.3SI ft.-Jo
.•JM 2.7 ii
42......1U0 X7O ftrt .. ..160 2.4 J
raj it luttit demand *t f X Max 7ft per
iiliolco pradoa.
tnpplr heary, With a How market at prim, 10 to roe
on from onr lan week'* report on an grartM;- follrtwmg
being the ruling of -to-day's market, whrtH-U »err
How; ben, Phlladelohiaa, BJ.no-»i.rtJ: Yorkers, §3,7U
(#2.75; ronsh*. 92.0w2.24; pn)»i*cUonly fait. ’
Rnrm*—Receipts 5,500 heart, agilnit IftlflcO* IMt
week: supply very light, with all *olrt at ta|r'pf|(’c«s
beat, ton to mi. 9«.«ou*i.;fl: gooi, to to iw, 1.17.1
Ml, lilt good, To to «J, 93.(003.40; lamba, u to quality,
I3.>VX3 4.50.
To fA* ITtifmi Anofialed p:'xs.
Ka*t LtnmtT. Pa., Nov. 22.-CATn.t-Receipts
to-day 1,156 head through and fli local: total for/nor
dari 1.42* .through and t,ng| local] four load* of cattle
ami one load of unlit were on hand foraate: two load*
■old for K 4.3»: two toada atockera and belfen at 92. wit
one load offnutia at i1.f10a2.00, Everything I* told out.
Hoot-ltecelpta to-day. 4.400 head: total for four
daya 1 6,8*3 1 Yorkers, 92.7W»2.»s Philadelphia, ia.ao
a 1 00.
an ttg—Receipts to-day 200 head; total for four daya
1,700. None tor aale.
tfpedal ptmtirh to Tht Tntmne.
Auujrr.N.y. .N0v.22.-n*tTg4 Receipts, Wflcaras
lan week. 4ln of usual grade and variety: aitendanco
of buyer* fair, but a further faying off In rtcmanrti no
ticeable tale aggregating only 1.2 -0: no decided chamte
in the ruling of the market from latt week, though
some forced aalct show a light decline In price* current
lan week: market oreritocked with dressed beef,
peultry, game, etc.
hriitraNnl.Auna-Recelplf, n cans I**t week, 73;
•keep very dull, with limited isles at n. 0004.35:
lambi In tmall receipt, but aupply ample at t4.0Ud1.73
lor common to extra.
To rAe U'tiffm AiiocirtUd Prtu.
At.n*NT, Nor. 22.—cattt.k—Receipts. uscar-loads.
*g*)nit44H iiut weeks market extremely dulii prlcca
are ohchangert.
biiiKP a»i> l.ANna—Receipts, *2 car-loads. agalnatTS
Ja*t week: araall aalea: iheep, market for
iamb* anew* no improrementt common, ic: fair to
good| 4M«»Vjcp«r lbs extra, tt.fliM per 100 iba; large
BCPPAtO.
nurFAt.o, Nor. 22. -C*TTL«-iiecels»t*. Cffit market
firm, owing to alight lupplyi good ahlppen* ateera.
Choice, 94.2*44.43| atockera, 92.230J.10t
beat grade* *ulrt.
• HnxEi* AKDLAuna—Receipt*, i.TOTs market firm for
goodgradea; nthera fidlett fntrlogood Uctuern aheep.
• » tffl<4‘t.o3s choice (elected feeder*, i com
mon. •a.u.Vdff.otj, All offering* dlipoiertof.
■' Hoos—Kccelpu. tt.mos fair demands lower prtcett
torkera, good to beat, VJ.7oa2.att heavy, fair to
choice, 92.7rKi7.05s common, 92.2X42.50| coarau
rough, t2.WAO2.is.
giw rotiK.
NgwTong. Nor.92.—llfnt*»—Receipt*. 3.2oojmar
ket lomewhat irre/ular, but cloiert a made firmer; all
•old at a range of 97.w>0:>.50{ exj>orter* took 5«o.
flnitp—lteccinta, 2,21*1: market How at f.l. I3WO
5.U0 tor common to extra Hioep: Bi.ooas.oo for tamo*.
SwiNK-uacaipu. B,6oo; Uve dull at 93. 1009.201 aalea
ilxcara.
•T. Louis.
. Br, Loot*. Noe. 21—CAixLi-Rnpply very light, and
little doing; acarcety any ihtpplng (lemaAd. and prices
weak: butcher*'itockitoadyanuuDchangeds receipts.
250: ahlpment*. 830,
hiriip-Uullt nothing dolngt receipt*, 200 t ihlp
meota, none.
Cincinnati, Not. 29.—linos—steady and flrtnt com
mon. ss.a-fsj.roi tight. 83.d0w9.r3! packing. 83.7«»
v.M! bincncrs*, Bi.Mfl2.oo} receipts, 8,743; ship
meow, 3, 163. K
LUMBER.
Theofferlßgauthe docks numbered 10 cargoes. A
few buyers appeared and took about half the supply.
No change occurred in price*. Piece stuff sold at 87.00
37.33, and Inch was quoted at W-23tf ll.OOjsblnglc*
were quiet at 81.73tf3.C0. and lath at 81.33.
Bales cargo acbr Keraarge, fromLadlngton. 100,000 ft
short piece stuff at 87.35; sehr 8.0. Andrews, from
do, itu.ooo ft short piece stuff at 87.35; echrll. B.
Moore, from Muskegon. 370,000 ft a trio* and boards at
Bio.ro.
The yard market was fairly active at current prices:
Flrtt and second clear, IN and i) 10ch.....«.T4.00tf33.50
Third clear, IK w 3 Inch 38.u0u30.r0
Third clear, Inch 3«l.oO
First and clear dressed siding 10.ro
Flrstcommon dressed siding 14.r0
Flooring, first commuu, dressed 33.C0
Flooring, second common, dressed 33.r0
Flouring, third common, dressed m.ro
Do* boards. A, 13 Indies and upwards. ... i11.n0tf33..V)
Box boards, U. 13 Inches and upwards 2f1.a1tA37.A0
Bos boards, c ; n.Outf ih.au
A stock boards, lOto 13 Inch,rough,. 34.u0143g.00
Jl stock boards, to to 13 Inch 30.n»f33.tu
Cstuck boards, luto 13 inch in.uuai7.Oi
I) or common stock boards. IB.nu4u.uu
Fencing. No. 1 )0.r0>411.r0
Fencing. No. 3 ».ofX4i'».ou
Common boards... lo.uof4il.ro
Cull boards u.oo(4iaro
Dlmenitou-sliiiT U. 30411.t0
Dlmenilon-stuff. 30 tow ft 10.5M13.0i
Cults, aloch 8.50(4 I), At)
I’lekela. rough and select 7.00411.0)
Pickets, select, dressed, and headed 18.0)
Lath l.aotf 1.70
Shingles. "A"it*ud»rdtoextra dr/..... 3.3.V4 9.40
Shingles, standard green 3.0)4 3.13
Shingles, No. 1.... t.UM l.m
Cedar shingle*.,..... 2.004 a. 10
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIOX CITIES,
The following were received by tho Chicago Board of
Trade:
Liverpool, Nor. 33-11:30 a. m.—Flour, 196432*.
Wheal-Winter. HaTdtfHslodi spring, nodtfua 3d; white.
DsOdtfOt todt club, iwodtflOaSd. Corn, 23*fldtfS-lsud.
Pork, 435. Lard, 3313 d. Becolpis of wheat for last
Ihrcodaya, lauuqra, 7,M»qrs being American.
Liverpool. 1:30 p.m.— Lard.33a, Rest unchanged,
Liverpool, 3:oo p. m.—Weather dull, fireadstuffs
Arm. Wheat—Wlflter, 8s DdtfSs lldt club, M lOdtflO*
3d. Rest unchanged.
Liverpool, Nov. 39.—Prime mesa pork-Kaslera.
Msi Western, 4 is. Bacon—New Cumberland*. 84s;
short riba, 335; long clear, 275; short clear. 2us;
shoulders, SUs. Hams, 44s Od. Lard, 33*. Prime
mesa beef, market bare. India mesa beef, 70s; extra
India mesa, 09s. Cheese, 475. Tallow, »7s.'
London. Nov. 39.— Liverpool— Wheat more depo
sition to buy; California white. Os HdtfOs Halt spring,
OitftM 7di corn easier; 33s ud. Mark Lame— Wheat
and com quiet. Cargoes off coast—Wheat tlrm; the de
mand for the Continent continues. Cargoes on passage
-Wheat flrmer; om quiet. Country markets tor
wheat—English and French steady.
Special DhpaicA to no Tribune.
Liverpool, Nov. 29—iltsu a. m.—Flour, No. I, 22st
No. 3. 10s.
Uiutx-Wbeat-Wlnter. No. 1. SslOdt No. 3,8 s 7d;
■prior. No.' I. o* Odi No. a. 7sodi whim, No. 1. oa
toil No. 2, OSOds club, No. I, 10* 2d i No. 2, pa 9(1.
Corn—Now, No. I, 33*odi No. % 23s Bd.
rßoruioMS-l’ork. <3i, Lird. aai 3d.
Liyirpool, Nor. 82.—Cotton—Id fair demand at
OHU3 ia-lSdi aalea, B,uoO bales; epeculalion and ex*
port, I,Mobiles; American, o,s*x> baleet aalea fortbo
week, 00.000] American, au.oouj speculators took
10,000, of which exporters took B.OGUI forwarded from
■hip*' aide direct to aplnnera, o,ooo} actual export,
o.ooo} total receipt*. 20.000; American, 30,000} total
•lock, -A'AOOO} American. 131,UU0; amount afloat,
337.c0m American, 3a?, 000.
UaxaDiTurra—Pirmt California while wheat, Oa Od
9lia lud}doclub,Ui iud4lo*3d| No. 3toNo.lredWeat*
eni iprlog, ?• poops Mi do winter. MPdttfU ltd.
Flour—Weatcrd canal. IWOJ3*. Corn-Now, 33a Bda
33a od. Obu-American, 3a od. Dancy, 9* 3d. Peas—
Canadian, 33a od.
Ctovan Btai> American, 3dae3*i.
Provisions—Mete pork. <3i. Prime mew beef, 67a
6d. Lard—American, xia. liacon—Long;cleart36flodi
abort do, 30a.
Ciiaxiai-Pine American, 48a.
TiLLow—37*.
bruit* or rmtoLsim-iodi refined do, 9M4BMd.
I.IMIKRP Oil.—3Uaod.
bnairi or TURi-RMriNB-SSs Od.
Haiiv-Common, 11 uieiusud: pale, 8a 104} finest,
lu.
Bocetpta, of wheat, 10, 000 quarters; American, 7.000
ouartera.
Yarni and fabric* at Manchester eatler.
llartXßO I’RTROLKPK—*Ne*IHd.
SrißiTi or TuaraNTi n i-33a ad432* ed.
AMERICAN CITIES.
MEW YOIIR.
Sptrial DitpateA In TAi Tritun*.
Nrw Yoax, Nor. 23.-Grain—Winter wheat more
active, and guoted generally itronger.in moit Instances
per bu higher} epring unusually acilre In No. s
at an advance of l®2u per bu, leering off ttrmlyi cable
advices of a more favorable leocri 21U.000
bu No. a Chicago and Milwaukee spring, mainly to ar*
rive, at uoe. Corn generally In moderate demand, and
quoted lower, about Knabu under yealorday. closing
weak} mixed Western, 4UII7ci limited call for No. 3
Western, liye weak at two asked. Gate in better re*
quest} generally stronger In prices No. 3 Chicago, 8014
4an»c.
HaovmoKt-'McM pork Inactive and weak fop early
delivery! Weatera In alack demand at a further decline
on new for dellverlce In January and later month*,with
November option dodo* at 57.4. L Cut ineata In
fair rcqueal. liacoo ea*yt MM bu long and abort
clear December delivery Weat at li.tefe. Weatvro
aieam lard leaa active and higher price* aa kadi 7MI tea
at $o.»); oou tea reported to arrive on private term*,
cloalnv at fu. JO bid (oraoot lota
T*llow—lnactive; prime to cbolce. eWOftHo
flco*n»-Uaw In limited ruqueat. on abaalaof of*9
1p» And tWIUe lor fair to good ruilnlog Cuba; railnod
(*ulel|cut*luaf at i>Ho ’
Wuust—l» a brla at SI.OTSt market about ateady.
Frcioutb-Id moderate movement at •auallatly un
changed rate*; for Liverpool, engagement* Included by
aieam i.aou brl* dour, through freight, at a* ed; ai.uuo
bu wheat at 7J*d per bu.
To flu IFnlrni Auotlaltd Prtst.
Kaw Tons. Nov. ■.M.-Cono*—Steady;
futureaduilt net receipt* at all United elate* porta
during tit# wees. l7o,tr*J bale*; laat year, duo,uuus to*
K receipt* at all United State* Peru to date, MM, Odd:
t year. .l.WAuai; export* from all United statu*
porta fur the week. itAmi); laat year, srkUJU; total ex
port* (rout all Culled etatea Buna to date, 7M.UUU: laat
year. *u.t,uxj;atock at all United btataa port*, uvt.*
uiu; lo*l year. UUUX); dock at all Interior towns
lIMUMi |a»l>cax. 77,i«U; atovkat Liverpool. SMUMut
Untycar, aji.taAJ: aiock of American aduai fur Great
Britain, lU/.coos laat year, iuu.ua).
Ftotru—steady: rocutpu.ld.uu brla; auper State and
Wcateru. ej.audd.ui: common to good extra. fet.Ml
tll.Ui: good to tbolcc. H.IMJI..V; whtto wheat ex*
Ut AVi<A.s'>! extra uhlo. gxuualiu: St. l.ows
gXHWiav7'>l Mluucaola patent proccu. *3. !»*♦■<. U 5.
Unix—Wheat timer: receipt*. st;j.(uu bu: ungrad
ed *urUtK.Wc: No. a Chicago and Milwaukee, tui un
graded red. fl.O tai.u-H: No. a rod, Sl.mui.C4S: So.
bred, #l.t»s* I.IMSj: no.t rcd.tl.uoSuMM(: ungraded
amber. Sl.Uia I.uhP»: No. J amber, ii.U'fei a'.**; un
graded wliile, No. i white. Sl.ttWi.uiS4;
No. l wiilic, it.u>H**i.uiU: extra dowu.-s ji.ua bu
at 91.135. Itye tmo: Wcitcm. tw>V«Kc. Barley
•teody; ata-rowedstate, wt*c. Malt uulut butau-ady.
torn dull, weak, and lower: rocrlitu, toi.u*> bu: ua
graded, 44UK1C: No 4:tt|(gNo. J, 48>*J47c!
yellow \Uatcru, OaunulctirecelbU. ixuuubut
rejected. d-.Sc: white. aijt<*aij*c; mixed Wc*Uru,
2IM »lej white do. 3k«dsi'.
ll*v—i»uli and unchanged.
Hui-a-Flrm and unchanged.
Ueuvsnix*—Cofleo dull and unchanged. Sugar dull
and nucDAuged. Uulswa* quiet and unchanged. Klee
In (ilrdeoiand: ateady.
I‘niiWLaL'u-Markuldulli united, crude,
Macs refined. oc.
TaU-ow—Oulol and unchanged.
Ition,—Dull and unchanged.
Tvnnt* rt*x—Market dull at gI.SdU.
Loo*—Heavy: W««ieru. gjfeiaiilc.
FoomioMe-rurk uhomCi-J. Me*s 57.5C®7.(». Beef
dull and unchanged. Cut menu quiet and unchanged.
Lard firmer: prime aieam. Xd.tU,
Buttu-BuU and uncuangad.
. lUi/nwont. N0r.23,-PLovn—‘uuietandnariu,,..
Inal; Weoern super, ♦J.7.v*j.,V) ! ,io r^rL t I??I n :
4.0 i: rto family. *U..vk.|\oj. r,lra > •' •Vi
(4k*T*-tVhcnfl(iVcx:frn active and firmer- v- .
Tennarlranla red. C1.07M01.07Ui No. u W-?' *
winter red. apot and Noremhcr, 91,04x01 n.-i-Vr, 171
cemiMT.f January.i m n j:
tveitern dull ami nominal: Weitern mixed In.,t r sr
ssixskz, ™™' a °
•liSr Q “ l “ “ d p, " n * r "”'->lt«”'t. (ii.ro
Pnovi*ioN*-Dtillt nomfuallr Heady. Ve».
fß.y.. Hulk Meat*—Loose il.onidcri'aa'we.
r b aldea, 4Ko Per car-loadt do. packed. "»» jA I
llacon-shoulder*. 4'ac: clear rib iMe*. «w 1??**
italic. Urd-Rcflncd. tle?ee* 7c Ura *»
Übttrk—HecvlptaUrsej market eatyi choieew...
ern, packed, tliaisei roll*. l.tdiTc. 7 lcc We,t
--rari:oi,sc:M-l»oll but firm; crude, TWf roflT,«.H ■_
f.'orfkg-imilandwcaks llio cargos*, twine '
VfimKV-lJultis nominally tl.nuu, nc "
"" ,c “
Mra ,
HIIIPM«ST»-NodO.
HKW Oltt.BANft.
xaa.! - i.
P*omiON»-Pork held at 89.00. Bulk meat*
ahonlder*. axes packed old nominally 2He. llacon H
we.«, on. tower, .liraldon, 3c. rleor rlb.
fUar, 4J*lt4c. Hama, mgar-curcrt. dull at i-aaMi*
Larilfiulct: tierce. OU MHc; keg, 7i,1754c! < " lc '
IV::i*Kr-»ti‘adyi We*tem rectified, ii.onat m
Okorsntai-tonep atca-ly: fair demand: isiuV,,
goc*. ordinary to prime, gold, nnifi
ami weak; common to good common. 4*4tUc:
fully fair, 4«<«Wcs prime t« choice, Veiin«
clarified. fiJtUTUc. .Mota*«;i dull: K*
centrlfngal. iflaidc. Utcoqmetinil ataady at acTouV
DBAJC—PlmieratTOe. '
I’im.ADll.PlltA.
rniLADiLrniA, Pa., Nor. 22.-FtOD«-steadr *n*
pnehanged. Uye floor. fj.ta). ,QT ***
OnAtw-IVlieatateady: No. 3 red. fl.orjft amiw»
11.0C01.07t wnlie, tI.OTWI.nH. Corn oulcVani uni
changed, oat* (inns white Weitern, Ouasie:
do. 2(K»2oc. live aleady at AtO-Vtc. ’ m1 ”' 1
PnjvmoN*—Roll and weak. Mea* pork, t* ■<:«
9.25. India me»* beet. 9in.ftoa».w»t amoked, ' -«i“!
11.50: pickled. 9tf.:oii7.sl3t greet:, 93.0xZ43.00. L*m
weak: rcflneil ateum. (IWc- ™
lU’TTEN-llcavyt New York. (Rate and Rr*dfonl
County (l’a.| extra*, 310220 s Weitern Rcterve.'>ua
32c.
Knaa-Weakt Wcttern, 3lc.
Cuxxxe-Hieaiy and unchanged.
pErnor.giiM-Markalrtiilii refined, Wfcs crude TWe.
Winagy—steady at 91.10. • *-r«oe. .j|e,
llisokii*TS—Flour, 2.;uobrlis wheat. 4.7,000 hu: corn.
24,uw> bus oata, liwchns rye. i.soobu.
CINCINNATI.
Cixuikxatt, Nov. 23.-COTTox-Bteady, with kcool
lemaml atiw.
uciiiuiju in;.
Flour— Firmer, but not qnotably higher.
Drain— Wheal dull; red and white, Mfln.lc! re.
cclPte, 4.9 , 0 imt shipments, aurobu, Corn-DmanJ
fair and market firm at 3J«»oic. Oats In eooddeminit
at full prieesi 39tf-.Mo. Hye quiet, but Arm, aHwtfJoc
Barley quiet and unchanged.
PmmsmKi-Pork quiet but firmi hald at 80,35 cash*
sales at B*. 33 all the rear. Lard aetlre, Ann. sad
higher: sleam.Ba.K3tfA.esi closing 83-87)4 Llrti kettle
nominal. Hulk meats quiet 1 partly-cured, 83.0), 8 i.ksj
4.3 M boxed meau quiet but firm; sales of shoulders at
Bn.ai flrtt hair of December, llacon dull at 83.35.
(4.33, aud 84.50. *“*
whiprt—strong at 81.03.
BiTrrktt—Oulcl and unchanged.
Lixsrro Oil—Firm at Mtf ioc.
MtLwACXie, Wl*.. Nor, 33.—PLOtm-Qulet, hot
Drain— Wheat ftrmi opened and closeiTfirmen No 1
Sllwaukee bard, W-sc; No. 1 Milwaukee, whci No. 3
llwnukce. met November. 84c; December, *ms<is
BlHci January. SAHaa*V*ci No. a Milwaukee. 73Kci
No. 4. Wo; rejected, Afltfcuc. Com quiet: No. 9 nom
inal at roc. Dais flrmer; No. 9, 310. Ityosteadyi No.
1, 41 c, Barley dull and lower: No. 9 spring, H4c.
Pnovisioxs—(julet. but steady, Mesa pore qulstt
eld. ffl.On new, gH.o»i prime steam lard, 85. tw.
Fnaioiira— Wheat to Iluffalo, 4Htf se.
HacKierr-Flnur. o.ouo brlsi wheat, ÜB.au bu.
ampxgxTa-Flour. iu.au brlsi wheat, so.rouba.
TxniAXAPOLis.Kor.33.— lloas-Flrmer: choice. 87.60
tf3.au fair, 83.7U®3.7aittockcr*,8L75tf3.00:receln*.
4,mu head.
Ft.oi'U—Quiet and unchanged,
tinaix—wheat Arms No. 3 red, ftne. Corn steady:
new, mired. 37ft 3«c; December. SHUtfauc: January.
ifiOltc. OtU Steady 1 3lHtf33c; mixed,aoi4®2lc. lire,
etc.
Paoviainxa-Oreen shoulders, 9Hci clear rib, Ska
tiMc. Lard. #A.m. Ham*, QKttOKa. ,
lUostiT*—Wheat, U.oo) bus corn, 30,000 bu; oats,
C.Wju uu.
Louistilli. Nor. 33.-Carrox—ln good demand s(
oc.
Ft.ot'B-Qulet and unchanged.
Drain—Wheat ateadyi rud. nuo; amber and while.
D3C. Corn quiet ami steady! while, 38ct mixed, Stic,
uatsflrtni white. 34Ct mixed, 93c.
pnonstoxs—Pork—Old, Bs.an new, 85.50. card—
Market easier; choice leaf tierce, 80.:>otfq.7.'ii Oa
keg*. 87.50tf7.73. Hulk ineatssteajyt pan cured. 2H
tf-jjtci clear rib, f:i.i*>tf).3.'>s clear, 4He. Dacca
scarce and firm; shoulders, ac; clear rib, 4Htf4kc-
Uams—sugar-cured nominal.
Wiiiskt— Market aetlre and firm at 81.01.
Boston, Nor. 32.— Flour— Kteadyi Western supers,
83.r0A3.f.0i common extras, 83.7dtf4.23.
Uhain—Corn quiet ami steady; mixed and yellow. Altf
Atci iicamer. non new, sstfilc. Daw-Demand fain
market Rrmt No. land extra white, 08tf40ci mixed,
3itstf3:ie. lire, attffuc.
Ittouipr* -Flour, AOUbrlai com, 43,000 bn; wheat,
I.UUObII.
Shipments— Flour, 700 brU,
Toledo. Nor. 23.-ORAIX Closes with wheat flrrn;
amber Michigan, spot, November, u'Jdui Decem
ber. i'3c! January. ttiMcs No. 3 red Wabaan. spot and
November, U7MC| December. iH-ke; January.
Corn flnnt liign-mlxed, now, Slot No. 3, U7c. Oai*
qulctt No. 2,94 e.
|{xcsiprs—Wheat. 47.000hui corn. Sfl.au bu.
huiPMENTa—Wheat. K).uubu; corn, U7.au bu.
DBTftOIT.
DSTROIT. Mich., Nov. 33,-FLOttn-Flrm,
Dhaix— wheat itcadyi extra, imUo; No. I white,
ftriic; Decemner. itARc; January, ou'lci milling bo. I.
UiHc. Kecelpts, 897 bu 1 ahlumcnts, 30,850 bu.
Dt rrAio, Nor. 22.—Gn*i!»-Knilrcly neglected this
mornings nrices nominally unchanged.
FniKitiTa— f'untl (moments to tide-water orcrtor
the season. Ilallrood frclgnu nuchauged.
Oswann.Nor. 33.— Okai*— Wheat htaryi hard Pa*
lutli iprluir. 91.10} No. 1 MlUaulce.irrc; No. 3 red Wa*
bruii, $1 01(91.00. corn—Market hoary i No. 3 Toledo,
<344(0.
peoru.
Probia, Nor. 82.—JIiouwisbs—Quiet at |i.ol; lalea
KU bri*.
COTTON*.
OiLrxaTOK. Nor. 33.—Cotton—Ersti mlddllnr,
Dc; low middling. Rood ordinary, pcs nut re*
cotpta, 7,033 baicei aalea. 2,033} stock. UH.3JO! weekly
net receipt!, 34.773} grow rccelnU, 34,71*3} aales. 13.*
400} export* to Great Britain, 4,07f1t to France, 4,307]
to the Continent, 0,073; coastwise, 0.380.
Itomue. Nor. 23.-Cortos-Qulet and weak; mid*
dling, Hjct tow middling, Sftoi good ordinary. Pc: net
receipt!, 3,122 bold: Mien, l.ocos stock, 7,M3; weekly
net receipt*, 18,074} tale*, 0,300} export* coastwise.
11,009.
Charleston, Nor. 32.—Cotton—Quiet and eatyt
middling,Otic; lowmlddllng, BJici good ordinary,Bl(c:
net receipt*. 3.081 baleit aalea. l.uuoi stock. lo,3tXlt
weekly net receipt*, 10,74 ii laid. 8,0(X*: cxnorti to
Great Britain, !,(*»} France. 0,8731 to tlio Continent,
4.073} ooaatwlae, 43,001.
HAraxgAH, Nor. 33.-Corrow-Qulctt middling,
a tic! low middling. BMei good ordinary, 6Wci net re
ceipt*, B,3oobale*} aalea, 3,000; stock. 03.734} weekly
netreeelpta.23.3iti groat receipt*,23.343; *ale*.l7.-A(i|
export* to Great Britain, 8.033} to tint Coutlacnl,
1,278} coastwise, 8,0)01 Ctiannol, 1,003.
PKTUOMSU’M.
Ci.sraT.AMi>, 0., Nor. W. - Prtrolccm - Qulett
quotation!unchanged} itaodird white, lit)toil, 00.
Pi-mntrnn. Nor. 23. ParuoLEtru—Dull- crude;
lI.WK at Parker's for Immediate abipments redoid.
8143. Philadelphia delivery.
OtbCiTv, Pa., Nor.23.—Petroleum— Marketopcned
steady} BdNo bid; adraoeed to But 4c; cloud at RU*o
bids ■blpmenu, 4l,ouobrlt, areraglngOO.ouos transac*
Uuna, 110,000.
DRY-GOODS.
Nrw Tore. Not. 33.—Business was checked to-day
by the stormy weather; cotton goods quiet and fairly
steadyi fancy print* dull, but ualobwork styles and
Turkey red* In steady request! th# correct price fer
Hamilton and Kulckerboeker fancy print* I* ohet
ginghams unsettled] men's wear of wooleni In Irregular
demaudi areas-goodiqu)e(t%l)kssold freely at auction
to-day.
Timi’ENTINE.
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