Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1872, Page 6

6 ‘'HE CHICAGD DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, UC’l‘dBER 14, 1872 HONETARY ARD COMIMERGCIAL, e MONETARY. BATCEDAT EVENTNG, Oct. 12, - The following is & summary of - {he condition of the ations1 Banks of Chicago, compiled from their re- vorts made to {he Comptroller of {he Currency, to £h0w their condition at the close of Lusiness on Oct. 4,1872. The summary includes all {he itemsin the ‘pubtiehed reports of the banks, and tho footings of the Feveral columns show the aggregate condition of the Ybanks as compered with the same ot the date of their statements made for June 10 and April 19, 187 z2 SECEF & S5 E3E BusfEgis Zol EEF E_S 2 2 2 ] z BEi & 285 H g3 Z S5 &= . Es: B g g £z E 2 £ E £ “sy/papisa0 & Pitd sjun0s . wap ‘supor % £33 B pe “emear S FHB | wmponsod szE -p spusg H & puvyosan pivit e prtzrdiy st s | £yuDg L3y10 IJ{Q‘;} Ya <o seguog lun sumuasy s o Lo e prod ) pup “eseusdsy “ondog @ | ez, ‘o1 une 28| Seinhe ** 61 pady 26D)u9a3Z TL3L SEER| FLE ©97 22 |asmyusaiog One more bank is incinded in the above fable than 4in our previous tabulation of bank statements, the Scandinavian Bank baving been organized as o Na- Zona), and now makes its first statement under the e Compering fhe condition of the nineteen B that made statements on June 10 and Oct. 3, we find the following changes, viz.: 2 docresse of $5,717,990 in deposits; a decresso of $971,122 in cash and securities on hand ; adecreass of $1,346,760 in exchange (or amounts due from all cor~ Yospondents, in any part of ke country,) and de- crease of $1,024,210 in loans. These imporiant changes reflect the stringency that sad prevailed in this market at the date of the reports. Business men wanted to use not only their own Tooney, . but wers obliged to - borrow of the banks, Thus, while the deposita of the nineteen National Banks had fallen off nearly $3,000,000, the Joans had only been reduced £1,000,000, and the differ- ‘ence had to be supplied out of the available means of the banks, which accounts for the reduction of over €2,000,000 in the cash and exchange at their command. o the columns Of percentsges the ferm ¢ cash means,” includes their cash on hand, the ‘bonds snd Securities on hand (but not the bonds deposited with the United States Treasurer, except in the case of the Cook County §100,000 deposited to secure Government Goposite), sad the amonuts due from al other banis. All the items here included are available for the prompt liguidation of indebtedness to depositors, Ina Pihe - percentage which the sggrezats ‘of these bears to indebtedness, will show to depositors the ability of the bank to liguidate, much better thao The percentaga of merely lcgal tenders on hand. It will be seen that the average percentage of “cash means” was nearly 4 per cent lessthan on June 10, ‘Not less than half-a-dozen of the bauke were below the Tequisite 25 per cent legal-tender reserve, and, in the sase of one bank, the whole of its available ‘‘cash means® only made o little mora then the amount which, fn accordance with the law, it should hold in segal tenders, On tbe whole, however, the banks hiave been managed with great ability and careful- Ress. lh!vlfih the trying circumstances of the last Tnonth, and their. present statement is oven more fa- vorablé than might have been anticipated by those who have had experiencs of the pressure ‘which ‘had been, Bnd Is yof, broughit to bear pon ‘them to induce them 10 expan - Tig order in which the names of the ‘banks are ar- ranged in the sbove table is the same in which they eere arranged o littlo over one_yeor 1go, the banks then {aking ence. of each ofber in accordsnce «with the amounts of their deposits. The discrepan- cies from that order fn the present instance show the change in the business of the banks in that respect Eince about & year 2go. "iho penalty for vielations of naturallaws inevitably fils somewhere, and on somebody, This principle is filustrated in the influence which, it can now be seen, ho earious corners in wheat, caie, and corn in {bis market during the summer, had in helping to produce The present stringency of money. The gambling oper- ations on the Board of Trade meintained prices in the West thove what those grains were Worlh to £bip to the Eact. 'This clogged the eastward movement of produce at a time when it should have been mostac- ive, and left the vesscls and railroads with but little to do.” But “every dog bas his day.” The railroed and vessel.owners mow find fithat the business they were cheated out of in _ the summer has all to be done yet, snd, (houflgh they San novw carry only 3 small portion of the products to the Eest that shonld go there before the closa of navie gation, they charge the same price for a 1ttle that they would for a great deal, had it been allowed to come in its proper season. This is, of course, not the sole cause of the present stringency in the ‘West, but it has Jeen the means of greatly 3ggravating {he evils of the gitnation, The cities sold more goods to the country this year than usual, City ‘merchants knew there were Iegs otopain the country to market, azd_expected to get their pay without difficnlty. But, while it is known that the volume of products to come forward is larger than usual, it now becomes apparent that the trans- rtation facilities from Chicago eastward are much F:E!, in proportion, than in previous years. ‘The high price of iron has stimnlated the demand for Lt Bugerior ores, and. drawn off 8 good many ves- sels into that trade, so that in one way or another the facilities for transportation eastward are much dimin- ished in proportion to the products vettobe market- cd, hence the low prices of products in the country and the inability of farmers to pay debts, and bencs, nlso, the necessity for borrowing experienced by city wmerchants, In the local mopey market the week closes with 2 quicter fecling hen it Degan, ~ Momey is extremely tight ety everbody acknowl- edges it, and all creditors are S sed to be as lenient as they can. AS long as this Spirit {5 maintained it will greatly alleviato the evils of the stringency. ‘The banks, however, still find the demands of their regular customers to be greater than they can ‘meet, i tho open market good businesa paper with {vo pames gells at 13¢ to 2 per cent per montb, On collat- erals money is to be had at from 121015 per cent per Fh Eschange was sold between banks to.day at G0c per gl e 0 premium, and wres firm at tiat price, e clearings of the Chicago banks for the week ending Oct, 12 were: - Clearings. Balances. $4,358,020.04 § 978,804.69 3,547,101 247,636.38 3,513/063.17 364,373.45 851,521 .22 £22,055,970.42 _ §1,017,162.65 ‘year, 1o clearings, LATEET, NEW Yo=E, Oct, 12.—The gold market was dull and steady at 112X@112% throughout the day. Lcans were from 1 to 2 per _cent. The daily clearings were stont §47,000,000, The specie exports for the week ,mmeeé ‘to £167,779.90. Thp forelgn gachange mAzket Wis quigh oRd sesdy ent demand for flour, though the crdersazegenesally ‘oramall lots. Sales vere rpeorted of £0 Lrls white win~ 50 bris do at £0.26 ; 50 Lrls do 503 100 bris epring extrasat 200 brls do (Favorite) at $G.7: briz do ot $6.50; 10 brls st 103 fox prime bunkers’ sisiy-day sterling, and ment is favorable, and shows a net ter eztras (Onira) at 9. 8t $7.50; 179 brl §T.12% 00 above tho 25 per cent requirsd Ly law, 5 the morning at @7 per cent, B4 per cent in ths aflornoon, Governments were dull and steady, any chunge in priccs from yesterdesy State bonds were dull and generaliy unchanged, The stock market was strong, and _advanced; but, with the esception of Pacific Mail and Rock Istand ‘Dusiness gererally was very modarate. ndvanced from 84 to 843 ‘There wero advas Western Union, and Lake Store. ehares were elight and unimpor! general markst was firm, Sterling exchange, loney vas casy & @0 20§5,60; 100 bla with Lut littlo if | superfines at 4, 50 birls rye flour at 34,123 3 total, Also 90 (ons bran at $10 on trac ehiorts at mill at $11.00. Wheat was activo and higher, in sympathy with the tone of New Yor': advices, though the causo lny nearer Tho advance was rizcipally on viheat for this montl’s delivery, which advenced L¥@Lifo under what seered to b fears of an October corner. A good many operators opened their eyes to the fact {hat tho crop has been £old three or four times over, for deliv- ery thia month, and we bave anly about 600,000 bu of {be speculative grade in store to fill options wiih, whils wheat comesin butslowly, and cars cannot be obe {ained {o bring it here on 5 scalo anything equal to the volumo of country offerings, Added o this was the fact that one operator, who is reported to Le long” to doublo the extent'of our present stock spring, wes buying to-day rather largely; and those who Lad sold shork to him’ were tho first to grow nerv- our, thusbiddingup the market against themselves, 1t wes remarked by some thatihere wasnot much danger of s practical corner 5o long s the wheat ia not Ehipped out, end that the bulkof therecent wheat ehipments haye been of No, 3 took snother turn to-dsy, inguiries _for out No, 2—a movement which wag Lelped by the re- ‘ports of greater strength on theseaboard, Tho shortin- terest for next month were not 5o badly troubled, and seller Novembor receded t0 @3¢ below October—the two being about equal yesterday, Seller tho month opened at §1.183¢, advanced to SLI $§1.143; seller list Bold at $L13%@1.143, closing $1.14, _Seller the year s0ld ot $L1SKE at §1.23; cash No, 2 spring cloze: irregular, closing ot $..06@ d at 935@94c. Cach sales 1 spring ot $1.24; 1,200 bu 81,227 5,000 bu No, 2 spring 0 a6 §1.153¢ 3 20,000 bu doat 1.147¢ 5 71,000 bu do at SL143¢ ; bl dot $L143¢ 073 ;15,200 bu doat §1.07 3% 0_bu do at 1063 1, bu Tejected spring ot 943c} 600 budont 9iic; 1,700 bu do'atdics 800 bu @0at 931(c; 4,400 bu do at 93¢, Total, 216,600 bu, - Corn was rather less nctive, and X@3:¢ _higher on cash lots than_yesterdny, our recelpts being light, while New York was quoted firmer, The sbipping in- terest were not toking hold_quite 80 freciy s ueual, as thoy beld off for declino In freights, but the specla- tive clement bought quite freely, the gencral fecling being that an'sdvanco s more than probable unless our receipts should incresse, Howeser, the price of options was not materially higher than yesterday. Seiler the month, or regular K advanced to 8854¢, and clozed Ist half sold ot 333¢@837c, aud_geiler November at B41¢@3434c, closivg firm. Strictly fresh_receipts of 3 closed ab 9374c, ond rejected eales wero reported of 11,600 bu N bu do at 333¢c ; 27,400 bl do at 35gc 3 50, 33170 ; 400 bu Fojected ot 31(c; 4,000 bu do atSle; 800'bu ear &t 30c ; 5,600 bu No, 2 at Sic, afloat, Total, Rock Island from 1083¢ to nces, also, in Ubion Pacific, 'he changes in other At the close the 3458 to 34360, 36260 to 4050, BUTTER—So far as good to choles butter was con- cerned, the market was firm and active, both local and outsiGe buyers operating on a liberal scalo_at full prices, Other dezcriptions were more quiet and less to accumulate, and holders but s yet no material We quote: Strictly firm. Stocks are begining scem more anxious {0 T¢ change in prices is noticeable, choice dairy, 25@28¢; falr to good grades, 18@22c; inferior to common, T@I4C, BAGGING—This mnarket was egain quoted quiet and steady, The stock of grain bags is much raduced, but the active season is now over, znd dealers do no in filling orders. Burlaps, gunnies, and wool eacks are in ample supply, Tollow- ing are the quotations : Stark, 37; Ludiow, 95 ; Lew- iston, 33c; Americtn, $23¢c; Obter Creek, Sici bur- 3fc; gunnies, single, 16@ c. %‘:nne.l:oe. DB anticipato any difficulty Iap biga, 5nd 6 by, 20 19¢; do double, 28c wool sacks, 63@T0x - BEANS—Are in good supply, 2nd in 8mall request, Prices are weak; quotable at'$1.60@3.25 for fnir, §2.45@2.85 for Davies. Sales wero made of 11 8a medium 1t $1,60; 10 bga navy at §2.45, CALIFORNIA' FRUITS—Wero in good reques prices sanging from $4,00@4.75 for pesrs, $2.00@3. Sales {nclude 30 boxes pears at , and_closed at half the same, ~Seller November Hazle Michigan Cestral... per box for grapes. 4.60. COOPERAGE — Continues quict; ticrces, $1.75@1,80 ; whiskey barrels, ur 60@s5c; staves an 20.00 for pork barrels; flour circlo flour headings, ] flour hoop poles, 5 pork and tierce poles, $29.00G50.00 B m ; whiskoy bar- Tel staves, $23@27.00 % m, OHEESE—Tne advancing tendency of prices in New York, und the higher rates generally demanded by fac- torymen, induces a very firm feeling amon here, and there ia Do disposition to A Thero 13 & _fairly active in- New York factory, there are mno spring wos_activo and Pork: barrels, 1.06%. Rejected do cl Were mads of 1,200 bu do at £1.23; 5,500 bu at. $115%; 16,000 bu {)0,000 ‘bu do at $1.14; COMMERCIAL. SsTURDAY EVENING, Oct. 12, “The followiag were the receipts and ehipments of the lesding srticles of produce in this city during the past twenty-four hours; thero were none Te- ported for the corresponding time 3 year 3go: 56 1,300 bu do at at_any concession. quiry at the annexed quofations: 14}6%)5}16 ; Ohio factory, 13@lic; Western factory, COAL~—Remains unchanged in price, thou mand is mora active, snd the gencral fealing is firm. Orders wero being filled 2t the annexed rangeof Lehigh lump, $11. Lacis @] Hill, $0.60210.00; Waicut Hill, $9. burg, £9.50; Cher $9.00; Minouk, $6.5 EGGS—Are in good demand, and pri on account of tLe limited supply. Sales weremade of 124 do 8t 24@Z50; 25 do at 23c; 2 21c, FEATHERS—Aro in fuir demand and prices are un- changed, Sales were mado of 14 sacks prime live geesoat 10c: 2 encks do af 68¢; 1 sack mixed at 02, FISH—Thiero was o better supply of cod snd white- fish then on {hie preceding days of the week, but the stocks ara still short and prices Temein firm, 3fackerel i3 nominally higher in sympsthy with the Eastern Other descriptions 5.50; No. 2, $5.00G! 1 shore maclerel, No. 2 bay mackerel k codflsh, $5,30@5. box herting, o, rie, $9.50610.003 50@10,00;" Bloss- .50; Hocking’ Valley, 0. ices ruled higher Grass Feed, Ba....00 Flax sced, its. Broom corn, 1ba. at Slife. Cash ot 13,200 40 cages fresh at 26 Lris and 400 doz at ‘Oats wero mora active, and 1@Xc higher thon yes- ally because they wera quotad stronger v York, whichi bronght out buyera in greater force, under tle'impression that the wonkness Bas passed, chpecially as there is no prospect that our receipts will show o material increass for some time Seller the month sold ot November at 234@235, and seller Deccmber af 24@ 24370, all closing ¢ tho outside, Rojected closed with 1937c asked, Cash salcs were reported of 5,000 bu No. 24t 23¢; 5,400 bu do at 225(c 6,600 bix do at 22 Jected at 1937C'; 2, 19c, Total, 59,400 bu, Eyo was Fatlier quie ‘wore without Ho, 1 whitefish, L @5, No, 1 bay, S8.50@8.75; 25; ‘No. 1, shore, its, 1w a0 at 22c s ; George’s cod- c; 600 bu e ,300 bu do at @b. , 30@3%c; box her- ving, scaled, 4C@42c; Columbia River salmon, now, 010,35, RIED—Under this head there wos little or no change tonote, The market for domestic fruits continucs lifeless, pad ab present the quoted prices must bo considored nominal. for foreign {ruits,nnd former prices wore being realized. We maite no change in our list, as follws : Dates, 8@9c; x, 1 do, 11@113c; raisitis, $2.5@ ries, new, 113/@12}¢; taspherrie c; pitted cherrics, 25@23c; peaches, pared, 19 hes, halves, T@75¢; do, quarters, 035G apples, Southern, G 2cc: 1,800 b do & 400 bit do at 19}c; t, under light offerings, which ceused the market to rile steady at tho highest quota- | tions of yesterday. Sales were reporled of 48,000 bu No, 2 at 52¢, and 400 bu rejected at 46c. Barley was active, snd weak, under o preesuro of which declined 43@Sc, se. A few orders were rices s yesterday, but the demand soon fell off, and the market closed with sellers of No, 2at 63c; and 430 the best b No. 3, Rejected closed at about 31c, Selier the month closed nominal at 63c, Cash sales were reported of 00 b1 do st Gdzje; 10000 b do 16, 2,200 'bu do ot 85¢3 1,200 800 bu do at 80c; 600 bu do at 77c; 00 bu do at Tic; 400 bu do at 60c; 400 bu doat 57¢. Total, 54,600 bu. THE DUTY oX mow, Tho New York Journal of Coninerce 3258t An importer, anxivus to fill an unusually large order atting iron, received last week, was an- willing to order it from Europe in view of threatened finctuations in the market in the interval between the order and the arrivcl, He wrote to Pittsburgh, snd other likely places, but con'd not gat it, andafterfecl- iug sround, discovered that the Pheenix BMil Reading, the Potfs & Bro, Mill, of East Pennsylvanla, of Troy, wero the only mills i cre he could be supplied, Hegot the prices, ond the following, without details, is the comparison of cost: o English 4-inch shafting, with the high duty of $30,2¢ per ton, paid in_gold, insurance, cart- uge, &c., paid, and goods deliveredat bis door, —per ton, currency. « American 4-inch sha! door—currency, per ton The following were the receipts and shipmenta of ‘breadstuffs and stock at this port for the week ending with this morning, and for other weeks ending 2a dat- ed. There were noze reported for the fire week, ono ‘There was some inquiry gepecially in X t about tho game currants, 73(@Se; Western, TeTagc; Atichf S 2,000 bu No, 23t 65¢ at G4e; 1,200 bu do at G: bu rejected at emand_exists for and prices were again all around, Bugars, cofiecs and other g at o very close margln aro now dvanco in froights, but ccerle: Pivanogs Ko staple and fanes grocctles, goods that are sellin seosibly effocted by the late a {hie market is, of coure, firmer for nearly everyihing We note mn 2c advance No.2 A, 1nd oxlra O sugar, quotations remain unchenged : B1 Canb BoDA—TX @Sc. in putent cut-loat, th which exceptions 5G29c; Tava No, 1{@23%¢ ; choice do, 23 good do, 21@31 common de, Withdrawn from etore on Frlday, for city consump- tion: 1,574 bu wheat, 5,190 bu corn, 8,051 bu oats, 115 burse, 6,574 bu barley, Withdrawn for do, during {he pact week: 21,868 bu wheat, 24,676 bu corn, 62,326 bu cats, 8,635 bu 5o, 49,261 bu Bavley. The following grain has been inspected into store {his morning, up to 10 o'clock : 264 cara wheat, 214 cars end 11700 bu corn, 57 cars oats, 12 cars rye, 110 cars barley. Total (657 cars), & The trade in dressed hogs, reported {hls morning, notless than 209 lbs, seller of Junuary,at £5.35 3 100 s, “The leading produce markets were more activa to- and oats wero firmer, roported strength in New York, end ligl bere, The shipping movement was more active, and all fhe markets, except barley, pressnted s ‘mors 'The only dificulty of much larger receipts here Wie il 34 C. r, full weight, 20@303c; St @16¢. Tuce—Patns, B}@Sc; Rangoon, 7:/@8c; Caro- <! “Batent cut loaf, 14@14}c; crushed and granulated, 15@13%4c 3 Ay i B, 122/ and the Burden Mill, of the Alleghenies w powdered, 134%@13} ard, 124@1255 ; extra G, 195@122/c C, 11x@113¢; choice 3(G1le; fair do, 10@10%c; chvice molzsses 10%@1lc ; fair do, 83 @9c. Dismond drips, $1.J0@1.35 ; eilver dripe, estra fine, 12@75¢ ; good sUgar-houss s5TLD, 45@30¢ ¢ extra do, E0@Soc; New Orleans molasees, choice, 756 @S0c; Torto Rico molusses, choice, 60@C5¢ ; common as 500 head, December and Difference per ton The daty on thésesiz per cent—so bigh that times and impels bim to purchse pay it. Tho importera complain th erthen runa bis price up to where it will offect the erates on the necessities of his s we keep a_heavy duty on large sizes of shafting iron as & bounty to threc nan. ufacturers, who would mass wealih, even with free trade in their product. PRODUCE STATISTICS. The New York Daily Bulletin gives the following 2s Jy of grain, including the stocks in ncipal poinfs of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports, in iransit by rail, on tho lakes, and tne New ¥¢ 2 11 te , it olirms the importer 80 here rather than the mannfactur- day, and whest, corn, oves, 23630c; cassin, Tutmegs, $1.55@1.90 5 Bealthy _tone, duty, snd beyond that o B e chstomora, And, that O i 1, 20@250; doiNa, '3, 36 ‘Hoarps—French mottled, 6X@63{c; German mottled, T5@7ie; Golden West, 6@ 2, White Rose, G36@6xc; brown Windsor, 146 o palm, 6@6s4c Savon Fmperial, 6X@CC. Sranca—Gloes, 0@10c; corn, S@1ic; laundry, 6 @8c; common. 6E0C. GAATE—Was in good request and fajr prices gener- ally obtained, Salés were reported of 15 dozen prairie hickena at £1.005 25 dozen do at £3.60@3.75; 50 dozen Mallard ducks at 83,005 40 dozen do at $2.76; 12 dozen small ot £1.50@2.00; 1 dozen snipe 3t $1.2 GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in liberal supply aud very dull, Penches quiet, Cranberries fatrly active. cannot be obtained balf es fast a8 wanted, one shipper who wanted 80 cars thi with 5 3 and an order for 450 cars was Tho farmers thus find it difficult to get rid of their grain, even st present Characterized the groct prevailed in oll ‘sdvance In fraig] osa articles in which there was weakness, while at before were irm are now nominally Ligher, oted in patest cut loaf, with which ezceptions The demand for do- i8 weck was supplied * filled" with 83. reduced prices, ery trade to-day, and firmness departments of the market, hts has checked the downward tenden- the visiblo sup store st the pri Tn sugars o slight advance is n in No.2 Asand in cxtra Cs, quotations remain unchanged. ‘mestic and foreign dry goods continues lnrge, firm bealthy tono still pervades the market. Prices were without materialattraction, but standard cottons, and the beavier’ woollens are Lelng r irmness than formerly. Stocks aro are suficient to meet all demand: with a tendency to a w, and factorymen re ‘Trade was Teported in good request. Bales were made of &0 brls ££2.50; 125 brls 8t $2.25; 1 car and 160 brlsat $2,00 3 50 ot $1.25: 850 baskets 200 at 25@30c; 50 at 400 ; 250 at 35c 55 baskets comrmon quinces at 50c; 90 cholco at 50c@ ‘baskets Catawba grapes ot 85¢; 100 Concorda ;60 baskets ot 63c; 20 cases Tsabella ot 176 ; cultivated cranberries at §11.60: 6 8t 312,005 & brls wild at $9.00 ; 10 boskets pears HAY—No decided change was mericct, The demand was only feir, and former rates wwere barely sustained. We quote the wholesale prices paid by dezlers, as follows Deater presacd, $18.00@19. 18.00; new praitie, prossod, Timothy, looze, $16.00@! For delivery of pressed, ing to distance. peaches at 50¢; 1 well agsorted, a0 The cheese market was stron; Tanee, as stocks aro running geperally acking higher p Getive at 13@14c for Western factory, and ot 144@ 153¢c for New York do. ‘The butter firm for cholce qualities, there being ready busers at but for the poorer sorts holders evinced an ‘the increasing supply having a weaken- Grain bags remain quiet-and firm ot {he late reduction, or at 37 for Stark, Iow, at 35c for Lewiston, and ot Thére was no change in prices of cosl; £ TLackawanna, Erie, and Briar Hill, §9. Valles, and $6.00,for Wilmin Cchanged. Fish were frm. cided change continte _{airly @31.00. noticeable in this ‘markot was sgain ¥ Tascs—New timothy, o loose pressed, $17.008 ,00@13.00. ON Wa: Joose, $10.00 $1.0081.60, nccord- 'HIDES—The market wa3 ogein quiet and easy, Neither locel mor eastern tanners seem inclined to operete beyond meeling immediale wants, and stocks Heavy bides sold ot 1@11xc, while light hides were not wanted at over 1ic. We uotations of yesterday, as follows: 1@HHc; do }ggfil, do; green. calf, 17c; green clty veal ki dry malted, 17c; dry kip, 230 20@Ne; dezcons, 0G0 oil other damaged stock, two-thirds at 36¢ for Lud- 03¢ for American, being the ruling mate 1 S | Forelga exgorts of breadetufts from New inactive 820 W | tue week ending Oct, 5, 1o are_ scoumulating, 2t the quotations, Builaing materlals are in continued good demand, and Somemon brick has edvanced 506 per m, now t12.50@14.00. Nails are active cnd steady at demand. for iron, mefals, and tinners' stock continues good ; there arono changes in quotatiods, Wool remains inactive, Hops are quiet, ‘and prices sango from 20c to 80c for fair Wisconsin, The supply of eslt is limited, and, under a good demand, prices are higher. Apples e in slowly st $2.00@2,50 per Tequest. Eggs wero in green _salted, 12c; part cured, 10% present, rates, The price; branded, s in fair request, Tair gradesiquotablo at New York prime, 33c, TOPS—The demand ia light. Prices are unchanged snd quotable at 20@30z for good Wisconsin, and 28@ 80z for Eastern, TRON AND STEEL—Trade Was active, and quota- tions were stead; ‘Horse-ghoe iron. 20@35¢ per 1b. liberal supply, Otler fruits are in good demand, chiofiy on _local account, and, Lein, Very limited supply, readily sold at zdvanced prices, Tha demend for poultry was goo onlya foir eupply, prices were a ehade firmer, Potatoes &r0 very dull, and almost unsalable, the market bein overstocked, excepting peachblows, which are in goo Tequest at 43@50¢ in care, Seeda were in fair request, and prices were not maferially changed, Lumber is weak in the yards, and some dealersare speculating on the possibility of & drop o $15.00 for common boards, d, and, thero being /403 | Round end squa 95,017 21,053,423 Half oval zad Balf tou Russian iron, perfect Russian iron, No. 1, Highwines were quiet, and declined znother /¢ per thy with Eastern dulpess, and 3 pres- . ‘The trensactions reported were con- gallon, in eym; fined to 160 brls at 83c. Take freights were active to the extent of the offer- and steady at yesierdny's reduction. The in- as more largely for wheat than herefofore, and. is quotations were freely corn were not anxions to {ake Teduction waa conceded, claiming that tho light re- Colpts warranted a ¢ decline, The market closed steady at170 on wheat, and unsettled at 154@16c on corn, both by seil to Buflslo, To Kingston the rates Were 260 and % on wheat and corn, A fotal of 12 eharters was reported, which wil carry out 120,000 bu wheat, $0,000 bu corn, ead €5,000 bu barley. Provisions were again quiet, bub with 3 liltle mora talk on the subject of trading than heretofore, which fact presented an indication of a Epeedy opening of the season in provision trading. Hogs wero report- ¢d firmer ot the yards to-day, and that fended to make sellers of meats quite firm in their views, easier for future, and cash lots probably shared in tle- feeling, but quotations are wide, Dfess pork wagnom- 5 unchanged, transactions i Tegular being re- stricted tosmall lots; under a_conlinued New Granads. ctive active demand, at the subjoined quotations: Brazil..... .o British Honduras.. aid, while shippers of old unless a further Provious week. Cor. weelc 1871 From Jun, 1, 765 Cor, week 1671. From Jen, 1, 1672 From Jan, 1, 1871 TFrom Jun, 1, 1870 From Jan, 1, 1650 £nd 408 bushels beans, In the sfiernoon there was considerable trading, though, the hall being closed, tho irrepressibles w obliged to deal in the hall-ways, closing at $1.143@1.14% cash, and $LI4Y@L14} s Corn was active and stron good short demand, closing at 34@34)c sel and 343¢c seller Novemter, s CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. S4TURDAY EVENING, Oct. 12, ALCOHOL—Continues in fairdemand, and quotble or 94 per cent proof, N—There are no changes to note to= limited, and former prices G0@50.00 per ton for on i S0.00E0.00 for fair ¢ $100.00 for chioice ‘Rough upper, hezvy. fiter sofe, best. Buffalo slaughter sole, No. 1 “B. A" 50l6... ut it was rumored thut arrange- | ler November. ments have been made to ship_out 10,000 brls during the coming week to_Taronto, Mentreal, and_interme- The Little derand for meats for futura delivery ie accounted for by the uncertainty in regard hts, which are expected to be much higher than ‘The market closed nominal at the follow- DMess pork, cash or eeller Octo- Eer, $14.25@14.50 regular (irregula® nominally §14.00) 5 o, seller December or January, $12. £12.75@12.90. Lard, cash, Tots of winter; do eller December, 7 geller January, 8¢; for ordinary, ‘and ' Sc Harness. , ... Trench caif, Jod Fronch calfy Lem( French calf, 24 to French calf, 26 to 20 b, Fronch calf, 30 to 3 1bs. French calf, 50 {0100 1is.. LEMONS~Were in mo ing range of prices: 834c for round day. The dcmand is summer reudere oo 1 derate demand, and quotatle at $9.00@10.00 per box for French, and $8.00 for METALS AND TINNERS' STOCK—Thero were 1o chianges to nots to-day, znd prices, under & good de- ‘mand, ruled steady. i Prare—1C, 10x14, $16.00¢ do, 12x12, §16.50; do, 14320, $17.00; do, roofing, IC, § T 1, 46¢; bar, 47c. A ‘cadks, 113(c} Dalf casks, 12¢; less 1. 'TERIALS—Continue very active, and prices firm. Wo note an advance of common brick ; now selling at $12.50@] other descriptions entirely nominal, hame, nominal at 11%@12}c, snd green homs firmat 9@9c for present delivery; 8@Ec eslier November; c seller December, Boxed ehoulders, ecller De- , quoted at £X@i%e. ear, 83/@83C, Loxed. Sweet pickled _ Summer-cared long glish mests, for dellvers in December and January : 63 @8)cfor Cumberlands 637@83(c for ahort Tibs ; 65@63¢c for long clear ; T 7i¢c for ehort clear ; 83 @3¢ for Jong cut ham: fast bacon, 11@12c, sud bLecon bams, 16@18c, all packed, Hses beef, $2,00 for old_and §10.00 for new ; extra mess do, $10.00 for old and $11.00 for new ; beet’ City tallow, 8@S3c; grease 5 merble dust, Time, $1.25€1.35 per bl 5@8.00; piastering bai in_bulk, 90c@SL0 : n bulk, 90c@3L. brazles, over 12 s, +'6,8,0n9, 103 10 to 11, ;o1 13and 14, 123¢c; 15 and 16, ldc 19¢; 20,207 £ 45c; tinued copper, bams, $25.00@26.00. quotable at 6@7c, er March, at $12.90 5 ce) st $13.60 ; 200 tcs lard, el 5 do, seller Januars, 250 birls city Dutchers Flour wis in moderate requestand rulsd firm ; tho ales made being on direct orders, in New York,and the advancing teadeney o whest bexe 1a ringing outaTather morems- brick (common), $12. 00; Woodstock presset range at §25.00@30.C0 ; St, Louis Hydreulic pressed, Milwaukee, $33.00, del; Racine, $30.00 fire ' clay, per brl, §1.00@5.00, The following is fhe list of rices per box ©f 50 fzat, for dowcstic window glass, from which reduction of 40 per cent is made b: Sales were reported of 520 Lrls mess 00 brls mess ordinary Gl Bundle, 15 per cent dis & ATLS—There was no sbatement in the demand. Prices are frm and unchanged, keg, $6.12%@6.25; do, $6.62}@6.75; 44 do, $6.82)@7.00 ; 3d do, S1.¢ do @9.13% ; 24 do. 2.37X @9, a8 follows : 10 to 603, ? tallow at Bigc. 8d do, $6.37:4@6.55; majority of the 5 Tlour was. firmer NAVAL STQRES—Continue active and steady. Pre- ‘vious ratea are continue Manilla rope, B . Sieal rope, Tarred tope, B b Oakum, 3 bile. Pilch, B Lrl Tur, @ brl . .- 6.00 @6.50 OILS—Prices of goods in this line were uechzrged. The general market was moderately activoand the quo- fations wore being realized for standard brands: Car- hon, 29@%e;exta lard ol sticlly wiater, scc; do, 0. 1, T5¢3 Tinened. 'rav, 83@8%c; do boiled, 6139304 ice-pressed, 0o; do, current make, T8o; N Xo. 2, 70z whale, 20 sperm, §2.0083,10; neats™foot ofs, strict] pure, §1.10; do exira, $1.00; do No. 1, 80@95¢; ban Bil, Goe: etraits, 7065 elepbant oll, $5c; turpentine, 12@78¢, PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY—We quote: WHITE LEAD. Strictly pure. Fancy brands, ZIva, Genutne Veillo Montsgue. 11.50 American.... 12.50 Snow whifs, by coLors, Ratlroad colors. z 1150 Rochells ochre. .. ovew 4.50 English Ven, rod, 150 English orange minora] 15.00816.00 English red lead. 3 12,50 American red ead. 11.50 100 4.2 250 PUTTY, sigo In bladders 4 c POTATOES—Tho receipts continue large. The market is woak, and ranges from 85@A0c on track with fow buyers, Peachblows are_scarce, and sell readily at 45@30c; potatoes Eell from store st 40@65. Sales Include 1 'cor Early Roso b 40c, delivered;lcar white at 400; 1 ear do at 45 2 cars_peachblowsat 505, Qelivered; 1 car doat 60c,on track; 40 bu peacht ‘blowa at 60@ 65 ; ‘200 bu mixed at 40@45, from store. SWEET POTATOES—Rule firmer, and were in fair Toquest. Sates woro mado of 125 bils vellow Tilinols t$3.25 3 60 bris doat $3.15; 50 brls do_at £3,00. - POULTRY—Was in very g0od suppls, and, under an improved domand, better prices were Obtaided. Sales “wero made of 16 coops old chickens ab $3.75@4.00 ; 25 coops epring do at $3,60 ; 27 coops mixed ot $3.25@ 8,50 ; 15 coops spring at $2.25@3.00; 4 coops tnrkeys ab16c; 8 do ot 18c; 2 do at 1334c; 1 coop geese, $10.00 1 coop ducks, SEEDS—TI sacks good clover at g5, 1553 12doat 12 Backs Hungarian ot 65¢. BAL 5 T—Is in good request, ond very firm. Vo contiue fo quolg: ' Siginaw, = fine on $2.20; Onondags, fine, $2.20; .coarse Diame C, $225; dah with bags, $4.003 ton dairy, po 5.00; ground alum, $2.25, SASH, r Dag, & B0y AND' SLINDS—Thb usun smouat of busthess was fransacted. There Were Do varis- tions in prices to-day, e quote : 'FOUR PANEL DOORS, DAISED PANELS BOTH SIDES. Thickness, ize, 10xM4.......1 n. 211 Discount of 15@25 per cent from list, TEAS- The demand continueafair and grices rule steady o prevlously quoted. Stocks are fair, but not in excess of the requirements of the trade, We repeat our list as follows: _Young Hysoo, common, to fair, 50@55¢ 3 good, 65@75c; choice ' to extra, £1.05@1.20; supsrfine to fine old hyzon, S0c@EL00: common imperial, 65@75¢; good to cholce do, $1.05; fine to good gunpowder, 80c@§L05; cholce, $110@1.20; cxtra, $1.25@L35; cholco 1o extraleal 3 fair to good do, 60@%0c; colored natural leaf Japen, 55@630; common 10 fine Oolong, Japan, $0c@31. 45@53¢ 3 good, 00E75¢ ; choice to ostra, od, 0G0 TOBACCO—This market was firm at unchanged rices. We quote: P CREwnic—Tine Cut—Extra, T5@80c; cholce, 656 70¢; common, 5@ 60 3 poor, ¢@slc. Sliosmve—Extra, 3@d5e; medium, 50@92c; com- ‘mou stems, 7@, PLUG— black, sound, & WOOD—Conlinues in good_demand, and, with light stocks on band, dealers are firm In thelr Vews, e Tepeat our quofationa: Beech, £11.50@12.00; maple, $12.60@13.00; bickory, §13.60G14.00; slabs,” $7.608 8, WOOL—Continues quiet ; prices unsettled. Stocka are light, and move slowly, The depreesed condition of the woollen goods market, and stringency in _money ‘matters Egst, may be regarded as reasons for the pres- ent unsatistactory condition of the wool ‘trade. We quote: Tub, cholce, extra. Tab, common. .. i Flecte, XX, good condition, light... Fleoca, XX, bud condition, keavy. Fleoce, X, good condition, light.... 5@500 Fleece, ¥, bad condition, HEavy. ... +sor 30@40¢ Fleoce, mediam, good condition, L 85E50c Fleecs, coarse, light, and clean w@ise Fleoce, coarso, light, and dingy.. Fiéece, unwashed, Ano.. Flecce, nnwashed, coSTS Super, pulled. Extrs, pulled. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Review for the Week Ending Oct. 12, unpa¥ EVENINO, Oct. 12, 8ay The recelpts of live stock during the week wers as follows: Cate. Hogs. Sheep. 1T 697 029 5L Shipments during the week wore a8 follows: 1,675 4,985 678 5,152 612 1,18 6,433 166 Thursday. 1,118 5,473 Fridoy, 1,38 8,320 863 Saturday . 5813 90,3 1,351 CATTL dex review has been decid- edly more favorablo for eeilers than any of its half- Gozen predecessors, » more active demand exlsting, and prices ruling firm and higher. Among the causcs contributing to this result may bo mentioned the mod- crate character of the receipts, the better clasa of stock offered for sale, and the healthicr tone sssumed by the principel Eastern markets, The receipts, as will be seen, fall 5omo 2,000 head below last week, while in comparison with the preceding weck there 13 o falling off of nearly 5,000, The quality of the offerings ex- hibited a marked improvemont, there being a notice- able increase of first and second class beeves, whilo of scallawag natives and thin Toxans thero was & grati- fsing diminution. For good to extra shippiog Gittle the demand has steadlly exceed the = supply, =nd prices crept up from dsy to duy, until an aggregato advance of %c bas been establislied, The advance in prices of Tekas cattlo also reaches 3¢, but in other descriptions the Spprecintion was less pronounced, the supply more nearly equalling the demand. Fackers bave dome ‘Rothing, thongh they were in the market, and had the Supply f suitablo grades been sufficient to make it an object, they would undoubtedly havo operated on a fiberal scole. ‘Thera is steady activity in the demand for stockers, and all offerings found ready buyers at ood prices, or at $3.00@3.75, for common, thin, rough- 0900 65 ver- age, and 8t $4.00@4.40 for fair to good thrifty young SEiure, averaging from 900 0 1,030 1oe. The demand for Soal calves 13 also good,znd prices remain steady, at £3.50@6.00, for common coarse_leavy, to choice light, Thie extrerhe range of prices paid during the weel was $1,40@7.5, At tho inside figure, 100 stale Texos Zaitle wero disposed of, while the outside guotation Was realized yesterday, by St.John & Brown, for 33 oxlra steers, averaging 1,429 fhs. Dost of 1he sales, izh lots, to Tedinm stoers of from 700 t however, were within the range of $2.75736.00, - To-day there was very littls doing, ‘The number of Dbuyers in attendanco was unusually smal, snd very few sales wero effected. Nominally, the murket Wud steady. QUOTATIONS. Extra—Graded ateers averaging 1,400 s and upwards, Chioico Beevea—Fitc, faf, well formed 3 year 105 year old teers, and averagiog 1,150 101,400 1. s : 5 Good 'Beeves—Well-fattened, finely-formed Medium Grades—Stéors in fair fesh, aver- aging 1,100 to 1,250 I, . 4T5E5.25 Butchers! Stosk—Common {0 medium steers, and good to extra cows, for city slangliter, averaging 800 to 1,00 1bs,..... 3.35@4.50 Stock Cattle—Common ' cattle, in decent 'HOGS—The past week has be er weat aud s0n, an former seasom, It is Lo 8 11.50 10.50@11.00 $4.00. he demand wns light, previous prices be« ing well sustained. Soles were made of 67 sacks timo~ thy at§2.90; 30 ef §2.855 28 ab §2.75; 24 at $2.60, 8 .30; 45 do mammoth ot §5.35 ; 23 sacks cholce 6t $5.20 ; 19 poor at $4.75 ; 12 sacks flax at ground golar, ' $2.25; & Ash- DAL sASE, Size of 12-light Price per window, window. 6l 7 64c N mnl_al_r?:‘" 75@80c; halt Lright, 60@70c; 6518 63 7 1,782 10,360 456 9,299 135 200 Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. 190 ...... $6.60@T.00 6.0026.40 stesrs, averaging 1,100 to 1,300 1%6... G6.50@5.75 8.00@4.2%5 on o departmont ef the live stock market, and betfer prices Lavo prevailed, Tho light receipts nnd the coole er pravalent, stimulated the demand, and en- abled sellers to work up prices to the extent of 20@2c per 1001bs, The commencement, yesterday, of 0pera- tions by packers, hus fusthor sirenglhiened tho murket, s the receipts should materially increase, the coming weel will probably witness o further upward movement of prices, The hogs mow being marketed are luui up to the averago of former yeara at this gea- are well suited to tie present requirements of ihe'trade. The packing season cannot yet be consid- ered fairly opened, but packers scem anxfons to com- mence, znd s soon . aa--the weather will justi- fy it, the work of -packing will begin in good 'earnest. The. hogerop is »large ope, and tho number packed here will probably equal that of any- rly yet to venture any pre- diction as to the course of prices, but the opinion Beams to be pretty gencrally Sustained that the season will open at higher rates than now prevail To-day tho market was activo snd strong. The light supply inducedn confident feeling, and ssles were “quick” at $L.50@4.70 for common, at $4.T5@%85 for raedinm, and nt $1,50&5.05 for good to choice, at which range the marler closed firm, SHEEP—Tae sheep marot opened very quiet, with pricss in buyers’ favor, but as the week advanced the demand mproved =ud prices took an upward turn, Shippers and local butcliers competed for tho offerings, and between them the yards wero kopt cleared, at §3.506 .75 per 100 Its for common, at $£.00@4.50 for medium, and st $L75@5.25 for good -to choice, A few extra fetched $5.40@5.50. Al “sold, and the market closed firm at the above quotation o e CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET, SaTurpax EVENING, Oct. 12, ‘Vessels are in fair demand ; rates are firm, as fol- WE 2 .$5.00,Grecn Bay.. . 4,75'Grand Haven.. * 4.50,Oconto.. o) i]mmlm ipens . - 400TroRITER. L 350 wing @ receipts and sl ents for the past 24 hours, ending at 7 o’clock this mgming : Receipte. Skipments. 8,463 2,103 Sies = : Lathim, 105 15w t - mfim and quotable as fol: L second clear. ... £48.00@55.00 Sccond clear, 1 inch to 3 Third clear, 1 inch.... 47:mgsu:oo iy 43.00645.00 nnmn;gd second clear flooring, togethor, ‘First and second clear siding, together. Common EldiNg...cuceearrenns Common flooring, dressed; second ed, first Gommon flooring, dressed, first, Wagon-box boards, selected, 16 inches and Common Joist, acantling, Lath..... Sawed shingles, No. Bawed sbingles, A or star. Ehingles on track aro steady Star, and $1.5082.00 for No. 1 Cargo echn nct':lpl ‘and boards at$16,00, Sold by Byan, Tourney & Cargo schr Tthics, from Muskegon, 560 m lath st 3 16:m boards’ and strips &t $19.00, Sold by $3.97. ‘William Meglade, e MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Foreign Markets. Loxpoxw, Oct. 12—Consols—NMoney, 923{; ac- count, 9237, Bonds of 'G5, 9333 do '67, 933( ; 10405, 873 ; mew 63, 893 ; Erie, 895" Tallow, 463, 3d, ‘Paus, Oct, 12—Réntes, 53 rancs 30 centimse. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12—Evening.—Cotton quiet, steady ; upland, 9%@9%c; Orleans, 10@103c. Sales, 12,000 bales; speculation and export, 4,000 bales, Bread- stuffs quiet ; red winter wheaf, 11s 10d. Corn, 203 6d. Fiour 32s, Cheese, 63s. New York Dry Goods Market. Ncw Yons, Qct, 12.—In dry goods there was o im- provement in business, which continues quiet in all branches, The market remains strong sod T on all cotton goods, most descriptions of which are now in good supply. Foreign goods are quiet—unsettled for dross goods, ribbons, veivets, millinery, and silks, but steady on staple merchandise, The importations for the week were $1,400,000, Cotton Markets. ‘NEW OBLEANS, Oct. 12, —Cotton strong and n fair demznd. Sales, 4,200 bales, good ordinary, 17%c; low 000 bt CacBria- 14 Hares, S50 batsa New York, X cxports, {6 Havre, } New Yo 732 bales; stock, 68,256 ¢ i ‘Mom1Lz, Oct. 12.—Cotton quiet and firm. Good or- dinary, 17Xc; low middling, 17)c; middling, 18}c. Net raceipts, 1,439 balea; exports coastwise, 945 bales; eales, 400 bales; stock, 7,761 bales, BaAVANRAH, Oct. 12.—Cotton active, and offerings fair, Good ordinary, 17xc; low middling, 17X@18¢; gfilfldflng, 1835c, Net eales, 1,300 bales; stock, 3,47t es. Cmanrrsrox, Oct. 12.—Cotton—Firmer, Ordinary, 165@17c; gufld ordinary, 1T¥@17i¢; low middling, 173{c; middiing, 18c. Net receipts, 1,800 balea; ex- ports’coastwise, 1,197 bales; sales, 500 bales; sfock, 18,050 bales. GavvesTON, Oct, 12.—Cotton steady. Ordinary, 15X @15x¢; good ordinary, 163c. Net receipts, 1,188 b:xcéz; exporta coastwise, 1,652; sales, 600 balea ; stock, )’ les. The Produce Markets. New Yomx, Oct. 12.—CoTToN—Firm and ‘higher, ‘with fair demand ; middling upland, 19¢{c. BreapsTurFs—Flour firm with fuir export demand receipts, 14,000 bris; superfine Western and State, $6.00@6.35 3 common to good extra, $7.00@7.50 3 good to choice, $7.35@8.10 ; White wheat extra, $8.10@ 5453 St Lonis, $1.05@11.00. Rye flour and corn meal unchenged. Whent lower with very moderato export, but_no presasing desire to realize, ipts, No. 2 Milwaukee spring, deliverable on or $1.67; No.$ Chicago, $1.45; common winter red Western, $1.60@165. RBye, barley, snd malt unchenged. Corn less active. Re. ceipts, 162,000 bu ; steamer Western 6234 @63c; gail do, Gic; high mixed, nearly yellow, 64)c ; white ‘Western, 68c. _Oats, shade firmer and in light supply, Receipts, 52,000 bu; old Western, mixed, 46@48 now, 49Gid3c; new white, 46GS0C; black Westers, S, Ecas—Quiet ; Western, 27@28c, ‘Hors—Quict at 25@30c for 1672, %Iéz;lzsmb-mfl.\er Tmore active at 271@29c ; Orincco, Woor—Dull; anwashed, 40@42c; fine Ohlo, 53c. Groc=RIES—Coffes_firm’; ordinary to prime Rio, 14 @17%c. Sugar steady; fair to good refining, 8%@ g,x_(gscflba, 85%@9i4c. Molasses dull. Rice steady at c. 'um—Crude, 13¢; refined, 26X, TrzeeNTINE—Dull at 62@623c, PrOVISIONS—Pork firm ; mess, $14.80; prime mess, $13.00@13.50. Beef and cut meats, nnchapged. Lar s No. 1 to prime steam, 8%@8)c; kettle, 9%@ Ke. Burree—Steady; Western, 10@16¢, CuEese—Firm at 11@143{o. WaISKEY—Quiet at 92c. NEW OBLEANS, New Onreavs, Oct, 12.—Oats firmer at 40c, PROVISIONS—FOTk firmer; held at 163¢c, with small e erier Siesting 395¢; slgh 1, 1125, GNETARY—Sterling, 23X 3 3 . 0OswEGO, Oct, 12.—BREADSTUFFS—Whest dull; an! ‘white Canada, $1.90. Corn quiet at 6lc, Bar~ ey dull; Canada, $1.05@1.06. CLEVELARD, _Oct. 12.—BREADSTUFFS—Flour in foir demand and firm. Wheat inactive snd nominal Corn quiet and steady ; bigh mixed, 48c; low mixed, 47c, Oats quiet ; No, 1, 342, PETROLEDM—Refined very firm and in good demsnd; car lots 24e; trade lota, 260, NASHVILLE, NASHYILLE, Oct, 12.—CorToN—Quiet and weak ; Iow middling, 16c. ‘BreapsTorss—Flour and meal quiet smd un- changed. ‘PRovISIoNs~— Actire, Bacon—Shoulders, 8Xc; clear rib, $12c; clear, 12)¢c. - DETROIT. DeTnom, Oct. 12.—BREADSTUFFS—Wheat steady extra, $1.76 ; No.1, $L.68@1.67, Corn dull and lower ab 462, Oats Qul #ha lower at tc. HIS, Mearemms, Qct. 12.—Cotton guiet and unchanged ; middiing, 18%¢c. ‘BreavsTurrs—Dull snd nominal. Cornmeal ac- ive 2t $2.75@2.80, Corn market bare, ~ Oats in fair denand, and higher ; white, 42c. 3 Hay—No sales. : Brav—Active at203/@2lc. ‘Provistons—Bacon—Clear sldes scarce and firm ot 13c; shoulders dull and Tower at 8ic. BALTIMORE, _Bavtrtons, Oct. 12.—BreApsTUFss—Flour gnict and nnchsoged. eat dull ; choico white, $1.75@ 1.85 ; good to primo red, $1.761.85 ; common to fair, 31.40@L70. Corn quiet’; stock light ; mixed Western, in elevator, 64c. Oats firm snd unchanged, Hye quiet at T5@83c. ProvisioNs—Firmor; not quotsbly higher, with moro inquiry, Lard, 8)c for Western, Butter— Cholce rolls searce and wanted b 284c. WmskEr—93)C. PHILADELPHIA, PAILADELPTIA, Oct, 12.—BoEADSTUFFS—Flons firm- er, but not quotably higher, Wheat quiet and steady ; red Weatern, $1.67@1.68; amber, $1.76@L80. Rye un- changed..Corn quiet and weak ; yellow, 65@66¢ ; mized Western, 63c. _Oate firmer and highor! new’ while, #4@45¢; mived, 42@d3c. PeInoLEuM—Very strong; crude, 13)c; refined, 183c. Warsgez—94c. ST, LOUTS, 8r. Lous, Oct, 12.—BREADSTUFFA—Flonr flnlz(’, with few sales at slight decline. Wheat ateady ; No. 2 spring, $1.18; No. 8 red fall, §1.70. Corn steady; No.- 2mixed, 38)c Oats a shude Lefter, at 25@8xc. Barley dull for 2l grades below choice; No. 2, 638 ©5c. Rye lows No. 2, 57c, ‘Waiskex—Dull, held at 3¢, with 85 bid, ProvistoNs—Pork unchanged, at §15,25. Bacon firm, weer lota ; skoulders, Bic; clear rib, 1202 TLard nuchanged. er, at $1,75@4.75. 2 CarriE—Steady, at §4,50@6.00 for primo to extra, CINCINNATL CrservsaTr, Oct, 12.—DueapsTors—Flour quict 8t 37.40@T.75. Wieat infair demand, frm and uns ghanged. Com quict and wedk st L. Tye firm at 70@T2c. Oats quiet and unchange G stoneBork very firm, stock light at 1400, Tard firm ; eales, summer, 754C3 nOWheld at “TC sleam, 7ic; keitle, 8o, BDulkmeats, firm; sales, thomiders ot Gifc ; ides nominal, stock light; clear unchanged. Wheat dulland unsettled ; No. 181235 3 No. 2at£116%, Corndull} No.2, 345, Oatsquisty No. 2, 24%c, Rye quiet and unchanged ; No. 1, 526 Barley sfeady; No. 3, 68)c. Fariams—To Buffal, 16c; Oswego, 20c. RecELeTs—Flour, 5,000 brls; wheat, 115,000 bu. SarevesTs—Flour, 3,000 brls; wheat, 105,000 bu. TOLEDO. ToLEDO, Oct, 12.—ERraDSTGFFs—Flour steady. Theat steady ; extra white Michigan, $1.22; No. 1do, $1.61; amber Michigan, $1453@148; No, 1 amber Tliingis, $1.733 No. 1red, §1.54; No. %, 1.43%. Corn steady ; high-mixed, 43@43)0; low- dxc; no grade, é1@413c. Oots tn speculative densnd 'and higher; No. 1, 33%ci No. 2, 283c; rejected, B53c. FrEGETS—To Buffalo, 84(@83c; Oswego, 16@1Tc, RecErPTs—Flour, 4,000 bris; wheat, 23,000 buj corn, $2 000 bu ; oate, 10,000 bu. ‘SeTPMENTS—Flour, 2,000 bris; wheat, 21,000 buz’ corm, €0,000 bu; oats, 8,000 bu. b SVILLE. LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15, —BREADSTUFFS—Flour in light extra family at 36,50@7.00; A No. 1, $1.15@ .95 fancy, $8.50@9.25. Provistoxs—YVery firm; mpply nearly exhausted s mess pork, $13.75@14.00, Bacon—Shoulders, 75c; ib at 1030 ; clcar sides at 10i¢c.” Bacon in fair do- hed N etbing sales: _ Shoulders, T3e; sides held firmiy ; clear b at 11360 ; clear at12c. Toos—Firm ot $445@L65. WatsxEr—Steady ot _83c. AUEEE, MrLAVEEE, Oct. 13,~BREADSTURZE~—Flour quiot : clear rib, 11%0; clear eides, 12¢ packed, Bulk’ shouls ders, G14c looge. Sugar cured hams, 184@1%, Iard, sx@IC. A isiiny—Firm ot ss@ege. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHICAGO. ARRIVED...... Schr Industry, Manitowoc, 50 m fumi Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, sundries, Stmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee, 143 pkgs batter, 206 bu ‘potatoes, 10 brls flour, and sundries. - Sehr Kitty Grant, Sangatuck, 70 m lumber, Sehr Curlew, Muskegon, 190 n Iamber. Schr Pilgrim, Muskegon, 150 m tumber, 20 m lath, Schr Trinidad, Oswego, 3,200 brls salt. Schr C. North, Manitowoe, 7,000 cedar posts, Schr Bpy, Grosse Point, 5 yds gravel. ‘Prop City of Madison, Mfsrquette, 140 tons iron 163 tons raiiroad iron, 100 half brls fish an sundries, ‘Prop Chicago, Buffalo, 1,074 pkgs fish, 160 bars raile Toad irom, 170 tohs pig iron, 6 brls salt, and sundries. Prop B. W, Blanchard, Buffalo, 885 bara railrosd tron, 100 tons pig iron and sundries, Brig Mtchmflthoncflnw, 200 m lumber, Sehr fTalo, 530 tons coal, Schr Mogelle, Menomines, 200 m lumber, 50 m lath, Schr Radical, Green Bay, 109 cds bark. Schr Warren, Muskegon, 75 m lumber, Sehr Dolphin, Ocontc, 135 m lumber, 0 m Isth, Schr Honest John, Muskegon, 100 Tamber, Schr Souvenir, Pentwater. 45 m lumber, 400 m shine Schr Axctle, Huskegon, 170 m lumber. Schr New Hampshire, Grand Haven, 55 m lumber. Schr 8, Bates, Kewsunee, 3,700 railroad ties. Schr Tthica, Muskegon; 490 m lath, 50 m lumber. Schr Levi Grant, Green Bay, 130 m ataves, 49,102 head= fugs. Sehr Meridian, Muskegon, 95 m lumber, 10 m lath. Schr G, H. Warmington, Vermillion, 470 fons block } «.0ct. 12, stone. Scte g, Lavrence, Horn's Bler, 35 s wood, 40 cda - bark, & Schr Gem, White Lake, 75 m lenber, Schr Petrel, Muskegon, 150 m lumber. Schr D, Ferguson, Oconto, 295 m lumber, 20 m Iath. Schr 3. A, Travis, Muskegon, 70 m lumbor, ;i Sehr B. F. Wade, Muskegon, 155 m lumber, % Schr Joses, Muskegon, 120 m lumber, 9 m ath. Schr Geo, Wescott, Maskegon, 8 m lumber, Schr W, H. Hawkins, Union Pier, 112 eds wood, Scow Venture, Stone’s Creek, (0 m lumber, 20 cdst g - glabs, ‘Barge Mary Amands, Grand Haven, 200m lumber. - ‘Barge Wyoming, Grand Haven, 150 m lumber. Barge Golden Harvest, Grand Haven, 260 m lambor, b Stmr Corona, 5t, Joseph, sundries. Brig Starlight, Bass Ialand, 450 tons brown stone. k] Schr Fashion, Muskegon, 140 m lumber, 20 m lath, Schr Fannie and Floy, White Lake, 854 m lumber. Schr Liberty, Muskegon, 80 m Iumber. Schr E. Scoville, Muskegon, 20 m lumber, 75 m Iath, Schr Wm. Jopes, Maskegon, 120 m lumber, Sehr Emuna, Muskegon, 100'm Tumber. Schr 8. B, G Sohr Persiz, White Lake, 90 1 lumber. et i Eleanood, White Laks, 165 lumber, 258 Schr Entetorise, Muskegon, 95 m Iamber, Schr Chall;n‘g! ‘Bailey’s Harbor, 50 cds wood, 500 tele~ aph poles. Scr tor, Maskegon, 195 m lumber. Schr Hero, Peroti’s Pier, 50 cds wood. Barge C. F. Allen, Grand Haver, 150 n lumber, Barge Wolverine, Grand Haven, 204 m lombei Barge City of Erie, Grand Haven, 200 m lumbe, Stmr Manitowoe, Aanitowoc, 17 bixs figh, 53 tubs butte: and sundres, "~ ; Bark Erastus Corning, Buffalo, 1,000 fons cazl. + Sckr G, Michelaop, Ludington, 110 m Tomber, Sear . C. Heg, Manitowoc, 50 cds wood; 1,000 pig3: _ _polea, Schr Hamlet, Maskegon, 160 m lumber. Schr Reciprocity, Ocontd, 19 m lumber, 57 m Iath, Schr Truman Moss, Ocanto, 200 m lumber. Bcow Laurel, White Lake, 6) m lummber, 20 m lath. & Scow Christie, Muskegon, 130 m lumber. Scow Champion, White Lake, 30 cds slaba, Scow Sonth Sidé, White Lake, 130 m lumber, Scow Orion, Muskegon, 80 m lumber. £ CLEARED. ‘Philadelphis, Buffalo, 18,000 bn ca oats, 12,000 bu barley. Strmr Sheboygay, Milwaukes, sundries. ‘Prop Peerless, Portage Lake, 7,500 bu corn, 592 bxs ‘provisions, and sundries, Schr Pilgrim, Evanston, 150 m lumber. Schr G, G, Cooper, Buffalo, 25,000 bu corn. Schr Win. Hunter, Buffalo, 23,000 bu carn. Behr H. G, Pottef, Houghton, 21,700 bu cats, 60 brls Bet. 12, , 18,000 b Deef. Barge Lisgar, Kingston, 20,700 bu wheat, Stmr Corons, St. Joseph, sundries. g Erop B. W, Blanchard, Buffalo, 30,000 bu barley, £00 g 15 flour, Pzop Chicago, Baffalo, 25.000 bu burley, 1,200 -bria flour, 8000 sacka §eads ‘Bark Pensdnkee, Buifalo, 37,000 bu corn. Bark Maggie McEes, Kingston, 20,145 bu wheat, ‘Bark Carrier, Buffalo, 12,623 ba barles. Sehr Geo, W. Wescott, Muskegon, 2,000 bu oata, Schr St Lawrence, Horn's Pler, 1,600 bu oats. 1) Schr Russian, Buffalo, 20,000 bu corn. ‘ 1 Schr Souvenir, Pentwater, sundries. ‘Bark Emerald, Kingston, 21,000 bu wheat, = Bark C. E. Nims, Buffalo, 35,000 bu corn. | Schr Geo. Steele, Buffelo, 17,516 bu corn. Sehr Elia Ellenwood, White Lake, 800 bu 03 10 brls Deef, and sundries, 5 . Stmr Manftowoo, Milwaukee, sundries. Schr Norman, Pansaukee, 5,000 bi oats, 1,00 bu corn, 10 brls beef. Schr Flying Mist, Buffalo, 21,000 bu-corn. LAKE FREIGHTS. Crmoago, Oct, 12.—Tnchanged. Quofble st 17c for wheat, and 16¢ for corn to Buffalo, To Wingslon, 200 on wheat, and 25c on corn. The engegefenta ‘eport- ed: To Buffalo—Props Russis, Alusks, Bomac schr Trowbridge, wheat at 17c; _ schr William /ones, birley at16c ;" seli Sasco, com 3t 15 e, sebe Tloretis, o at 15} prop Alasks, barley at 16c, ant Hhe Comueace, corn 6n b, t.! ToRingsion—Scht Medbury, corn at 2dc. ToOswege g e sou, wheat 8t 24c. To Cleveland—Schr Otter, barley 5c. _ : ‘Burraro, Oct. 10.—Tho rates are uncianged. Char- ‘Barge Yosemite, salt t»_Sandusky at !Im "lfol?g“b ‘barge Neptune, salt ta Detroit at 100 o rL{ob; Neptune, o ye:pgl,loba schr 551'}.@;:,» salt “’E"“‘"X?o;;“"n fob; prop Cuba, 2,000 brls salt to Chicago_ st bel, £o b2 S Totephine, coal o aLlwaukes at SL6D per tom, free ; schr Walter N, Allen, coal to Chicago st $1.50 per ton, free ; schr Minnia Slausson, coal to Ra= cine at $2.00 per tob, free. TMinois River Ktems. i TaSrzz, T, Oct. 12.—River—Arrived—Stesmer ZLast Chance, from St. Louis, with one ice-barge for TaSalle. having dropped éwo at Pern; Steamar Gen. cCook, light, from Peru ; steam tug Gem, light, from. Peru. Departed—Steam tug Gem, towing canal boas. Caroline, londed with lumber for .Pern; —imal bost: Honteu, with ighs oad of flour, for Pera; ateamer: Gen. McCool, witha party of sportsmen, bouud for Snachwine, - “Three foct and elght inches of wafer: Teported om Kickspoo Bar, and 30 inches on Spar Island. ‘CANAL—Pusged In—Nothing, Passed onz—cxroun:‘ Toaded with Iumber, and Montaak, with. light load fiour, a1l for Peru, Nina feet and one inch of water on the miter sl of Lock1s. 3 Vesscls Passed Detroit. Derrorr, Oct. 12.—TUp—Props Japan and W. T. Graves, Sturs Kate Hinchman, Nelllo Riddington, King Sisters, Seabird, Magill, Tdaho, and Emma nyes. : Dows—Prop Vanderbilt. Schrs Cecilia and Be- public. MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS. Wind from the northwest brisk. —The prop Galena is still on North Point—having been stripped of everything and given up a3 & t loss, MEDFORD RUM. DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS, ° THE ONLY DISTILLERS OF MEDFORD RUM, " o Best Rum i the States. Lawrence's Modford Ol Rum Of the finest grades and of all ages. THE LARGEST STOOK OF THE Choicest 0ld Rumin the World. Writs vs for circular. * Ovr trado marks are patvated. 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