Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1872, Page 6

MONETARY ARD COMMERCIAL MONETARY. ‘Tuugspay EVENING, Oct, 17, Very litile change is now noticeablo in the monetary situation from day to day. mand for bank accommodation is less prossing, becnuse mostof the would-be borrowers know that the banks have scarcely anything to lend, ‘We havereferred before to the fact that a Jarge amount of country bank copital, and also some drawn from our city Danks, is absorbed in holding catile, both in this rice; rfnr corn, ““2 oats in the country have induced farmers an cattle-dealers to hold large berds to feed, m wo hear of anumber of mstmceratylnr \\'lmi:lh banks refer their own poverty of av: e, extent 8 of their ad- to cattle-deslere. ther fore, to be regarded as s favorable indication for 'the future of the local money market that the receiptsof hogs and caitlo here are in- cressing. Shipments eastward of course must incresse likewise, and themovement of the capital invested in cettle will thus help to pay the debts of the country to this city, howerver, an unsatisfactory side to this We notice & paragraph in the New York Journal of Commerce of the 15th, to the effect that too many becves have been offered in that during the week, tho chiefly very common, Wi in New York on the 14th, swel the week to 10,226, trade was dull of sbout, 3¢c per Ib. remsined unsold. and it is no use to ask. Stato and in Towa. quality being 5,710 fresh arrivals the total for at a decline and 2 number of car-loads appears, therefore, discretion will have to be exercised, o as not to swemp the Eastern markets by a rush to realize idly. The South is now taking and will soon make larger erable ehipments are now being made down the Mississippi River to New the number drawn from this State ection will increase with of winter. The same may also ba has become easier in the speculative York sinca the Secretary of the Treasury took to loaning Government money, and the rates for call loans on stock col- from 3 to 6 per cent. The however, claims that these the general market for “effect on' the the same class of people who two cering 34@3{@1¢ per cent o borrowers are fortunate in on cattle too rap: 2 good many cattl deman said of corn. share market in New laterals fluctuate New York Bulletin, rates are delusive as far as i8 concerned, and_are made stock market by weeks 850 were engi per day. Mercan getting money 2t 7 per cent. New York exchange sold between banks in this city to-day atfrom50ctoS1.00per 81,000 dis- count. The low price of New York exc] 0 i8 certainly nct due to any demend in the West st at presont for_currency, ttle currency now being senf o the country, and the fact th: a3 there is very out from this city at_exchange is in ‘est agninst New York can be ex- othesis that the ship- large, and are e West to the & Kean quote stocks this market this afiernoon as fol- plained only on the by ments of caitle and products are aying the indebtedness of th t. Messts. Lunt, Preston and bonds in T. §. 630f 81. 5-203 of ’65, Jan, 5-205 of 67, Jan. and 16-203 of '68, Jan, and July, 20408 cy 66..... Northern Pacific Gold ity an ip 105,92 Exchange, (large drafts). The following i8 a comparison of 18 of the lesding stocks to-day, at noon, as-compared with 1871, when they were a‘phrie:s_ed by the panic caused by the great Oct, 17, 712, Oct. 14, "71, &3 iy rices of October 1 *Incinding scrip since divided. ———— REAL ESTATE. The following instruments were filed for rec- ord on Thursday, Oct. 17: OITY PROPERTY. Ashland 8v, 201 £t 5 of Van Buren st, w1, 315-10x 2491t, dsted Oct, 1; consideration, §20,000, Hubbard st, nw cor.of Leavitt stsf, Lots 49 and 50, dated Oot. 4; consideration, 3,000, 08V n e cor. of Simonsav, Lots 66 and 67 £1,080, ivision, dated Oct. 33 of Eberhardt & Weage's 49,13, dated Sept. 243 con- Addition, dated Oct, ot Larmabeost, n £, 25 to alley, 40, 14, with buildings, dated Oct. 16; consideration, $825, Lots 14 and 15, in l&nm’l and 69 in same Block 16, cf 0 e X Sec, 12, 000. Lot 8140 Biock 2, of Brown's neideration, $875. 3 nw i Sec 28, 99, 13 : consideration, 20,000, tt 6t, 6 of and near Polc st, e £, 25x126'ft, dated Aug. 26; consideration, S, Lot 79, in Block , $1,000, 4, in Brown’s Addition, dated Sept, 20; consideratios m’ dated Oct, 16; 1n BcReymolds’ Addition, dated dated April 19; e and Bobey sts, 0 7, 50x Lo sfs, w1, Lots26 er&fig'sr, nf, Lots Lot 35, in Block 9, Oct. 15; consideration, $5i The premises No. 1185 Indiana av, McGrath st, between Ho; 132 1t, dated Oct. 1; conside: between Evans snd and 27, dated Oct. 2; consideratios West Chicago a¥, 5 € corner Bick 81015, dated Oct. 14; consideration, £24,000, Michiganav, n of and near Twe; toalley, with improvements, Thirty-seventh st, Qsted Aug, 18, 1671 Sedgwick sf, 1 ¢ cor White st, W % ; consideration, $3,000. Lots 61 and 66, dated Oct, 4 3 co nty-fifth st, e f, 20 1t dated Oct, 11 ; donsidera~ ©0f and near State et, nt, Lot 15, consideration, §1,100, Tot1, dated Oct, in Gregors's Block 0, Seo10, 3, 34, Lot 31, in Block 13, Holsidin,'dated Oct, 2 consider- Lot'$0, h same, dated Oct. 2 consideration, 8450, e Van oo tod THorsison ‘s, & 1, dated Oct. 2 ; consideration, $12,509. Taylor st, W of and near Wood t, 1 f, 6; consideration, $500, 203 st, 0 e corner of Wood 6 to 100; also, Lot 86 in B! diision, dated Sept. 13; consideration, $7,500. Evans st, n e corner of Wood st, undivided 2-5 of Lots 75 to 100, dated Sept. 13 ; consideration, $5,000. Herbine st,’s w corner dated Oct, 7; consideration, Winchester av, 184 ft n of dsted Oct. 1; cohsideration, $1,1 Lota 27 and 28 of w 3¢ Block 1, 89, 14, dated Oct. 7; considerati North Frankiin st, bet Wendell und gi\idedx of Lot 4, w of and near Wentworth iy 10; consideration, §1,050. bet Leavitt and Hoyne sts, dated Oct 12; consideration, $930, ODTH OF CITT LOMITS, 3, 0f Blirs Subdivision of partof @ 3%,8W X Sec, 10,35, 14, dated Oct,17; conider- 350, ndivided 3¢ of Lots 3 and 4, also all of Lots 9 to 11, of lots 5 10 14, all in Block 15, Cleaverville, dated Oct, 2; consideration, $15,000. Block 2, of w37, 8w if, Bec 2, 38, 13 (10 acres), dated Oct. 2; consideration, Lots 7 and 8, in Hobart’s 10, 38, 14, dated Oct. 1; consideration, $3,500, Lots 66 and 67, in Hinckley's 1 v 3¢ of & e i Section 8, 38, 14, dated Get. 15; consideratlon, §1,459, WEST OF CITY L1MITS, Esst 10 acres of n eX ofnw % Sec 15, 39,13, dated Aug. 14; consideration, $25,501 COMMERCIAL. Trunspax EvesIyG, Oct, 17 The following were the receipts and shipments of the leading erticles of produce in this city furing the past twenty-four hours; there. were oone reported for the corresponding time a year undivided 3 of ock 48, same Sub- 0. Tollc st, ef, Mzl ft, , of w34 nw 3 Sec 20, '0ak sts, w 1, un- dated Sept. 10; consideration, West Chicago av, [ Lot 1, in Rlock Subdivision, innwX Sec TECEIPTS, ” SHIPMENTS, ‘Dreased hog Live I Cattle, N Slicep, No, Hides, Ita. ‘Highwines, b Weol, Is. Totatoes, bu, Lumber, m fest. . o Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city con- sumption : 366 bu wheat ; 1,617 bu corn; 6,957 bu onts; 1,180 bu rye; 4,879 bu barley. Tho following grain has been inspected into store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 303 cars wheat ; 242 cars and 44,000 bu corn; 49 cars and 5,000 bu oats; 19 cararye; 138 cars barley. To- tal (751 cars) 339,000 bu. The leading produco markets were egain lower to-day, and 2 very dull feeling prevailed in meny departments, with an almost universal desire to sellont. It wasthe samo old story of higher freights and consequent lowering of shipping ‘values, joined to the fear of a glut here this win- fer; as even high transportation rates may mnot bring out enough of carrying capacity to- take forward the produce’that wil f!e“ in upon us before next spring. Thoe need of greater carry- ing facilities was never more: widely felt thannow. | The movement in staple and fancy groceries wns only moderately active to-day, and values under- went but elight chango. _An increased supply of sugers bas had the efect to weaken ‘pricos, though aside from A's, B's, and C’s, which were Suoted at X¢e lower, there was_no appreciable eclino. Colffees were in good demsnd, and choice grades remain firm, Thers wes & good demand for syrups, at strong prices. Spices were also fairly active and firm, Other goods were quoted quiet and steady. Dry goods were active and unchanged. Flannels, the heavier woollens, and winter dress iuufls are in large de- mand, and were being held with pronounced firmness. In fact, the market gave no evidence of wealmess, save for unseasonable fabrics and 8oods that are out of style. Carpetings are meeting with only & fair _inquiry, and the market is not articularly ~firm. Butter and choeso remain fem an previously guoted. The fish market was more liborally supplied to-day, and a better feeling prevalled, ers, for the first time within the past fort: night, being able to fill orders with some degree OF promptness. There was no change in prices, former quotations being generally adhered to, Dried fruits remain dull. Hay was again active, but was easy, owing to liberal receipts and the late advance in freights, The hide market con- tinnes weak and declining. Oils, lenther, fo- bacco, and wood were without material change. There were 10 new features in the lumber trade to-day, business being fairly actire, and priccs unchenged. Building materials continie in ood demand and quite firm at former rates. (:oopemfie is_quiet and steady former quota- tions. Iron, tin, nails, and naval stores are sc- tive and steady. Thero is & good demand for salt, and prices aro looking upward, on account of the limited supply and Ligh freights. The wool trade is unimproved. Hops aro quiet ; ex- cepting a small demand among brewers for present necessities, nothing transpired. Poultry and gamo wera in large supply, and prices ruled weaker. Potatoes were dull, only choice varie- ties being salsble. Fruits unchenged. Apples only tmfiemely active. Grapes in good re- quest. Highwines were quiet and steady at yester- dtng'ea quotation, sales being confined to 100 brls at 88c. Lake freights were active at an advance of lc on the highest rates of yesterday, under an ur- gent demand from shippers, while carriers quot- ed vessels as scarce, A total of 17 charters was reported (including 3 yesterday aftumoong which will carry out 190,000 bu_whent; 170,000 bu corn, and 24,000 bu osts. Al of this grain hed been purchased previously, and some of it leldalong time. Sail rates closed at 18¢ on wheat, and 17c on corn, by sail to Buffalo, King- eton rates were nmmmlfy unchanged (vesscla for that port not being wanted), at 25¢ on wheat, and 2330 on corn. Provisions were quiet, and gensnlly quoted unchanged, though it is difficalt to ses how for- mer prices can be maintained with such a wesl- ness {n hogs as was reported from the Stock Yards to-day. Hogs are coming forward a great deal more rapidly than is wanted by packers, and buyers, both of hogs and products, natur hold off till they can see where the markat touch bottom. ~ There was no demand for pork to-day, except oneor two specnlative inquiries for winter delivery. Green meats would prob- ably be more active if the weather were col ler ; the packers o not care to cut while the mer- cury is 80 far above the {freezing point. The market closed nominal at the follow- infi range of prices: Mess pork, cash or seller October, 814.25@14.50; do, seller Decem- ber or January, $12.50; do, seller Feb- roary, 812.6914@13.75; do seller March, S12.T5@12.873¢. gt cash, 81/@8¢c forround Tots of winter; o, seller Decetuber, 75/@8o; do, eeller January, 775@8c; eummer rendered, 73 @T7Jc for ‘ordinary, and 8¢ for choice; dry ealted shoulders 6@6ic; short ribe, 10@10%c; other descriptions entirel, nomin; Sweet pickled ~hams, no at 113¢@18, and green hams firm at 8% @90 for present delivery; 8@8gc seller November; 73¢@8c seller December. Greon shoulders, ‘48¢@43¢c; do short ribs, Tc. Boxed shoulders, seller December, quoted at 43@43¢c. Summer-cured long clear, B3@8}¢c, boxed, English nele, ;}:rfdfiligeryhin] Dg::ng;zr@ ;.;/d ennary, 62{@634c for Cumberlands ; A for ghort ribe; 6i¢o for long clears 7o for short clear; 85¢c for long cut hams; break- fast bacon, 11@12¢, and bacon hams, 16@18c, all pecked. Mess béef, 9.00; extrs mess ‘do, .a,m.g; beef hams, 312;0%@3256/%)7 Cg,ly‘ tellow, @8%4c; grease quotable at 55{@7c. les were reported of 100 brls mess pork at £14.50; 250 brls do seller December at $12.50; 500 brls do seller January st S12.50; 250 boxes shoulders, seller January, at 45¢c ; 2,000 pes green bellies, averaging 12 The, at %ic, to be delivered when cat; 50 brls mess beef at $9.00; 50 brls extra mess beef at $10.00; 225 brls city butchers’ tal- low at 83c. Flour was very quiet—almost stagnant—at unchanged rates. " The demand was _confined to choice lots on local account, wanted by the rotail trade: there was no shipping inquiry, and probably will be none until the freight question 18 adjusted, and its effect npon relative sb.li[;mg values known. Buckwheat flour is remarkably weak for the commencement of winter. Bren i8 in somewhat better request, and was firm to-day. Sales were made of 50 brls white winter extras 91 nfi? 2t 210.00 ; 50 do at 89.50; 75 do at 1 400 brls do on p. t. ; 60 brls spring exiras 8 86.121¢ : 900 brls do on p. t. ; 100 brls_ epring superfines at £4.25 ; 100 bris rye flour at 84.10; 50%;15 ‘buckwheat flour at $7.50 ; 50 do at 87.00; total, 1,885 brls. Also 10 tons bran £10.00; and 40 tons'at $9.75 o, t. . Wheat was moderately active, and irregular, at & range of 1@13c below yesterday's quota: tions, chiefly owing to & further advance in freights. Now York was quoted lower, but no till nfter our merket had led the way; and Chicago was_actually atrmfier after receivin, the news of the decline in New York. A grea meny operators profess to think that wheat hag not been go far below its real value in several years &8 now; but even th:z were gelling, and fow bought except to fill shorts. The reason seems lo%:e that the money market is tighter, especially with operators in* grain, an even those who have the market in their favor are safraid to call margins, lest the other paty, “asserting his indisputable right,” should also call margins, and find them with not enough money o meet the de- mand. Hence, ageneral attempt to close up, and a vast deal of settlemont, beyond which littlo was done, till near the cloge, When more confidence seemed to have been established, the shippors took hold more freely, and & few par- ties invested, thinking the market had touched bottom. Seller the month, or regular No, 2 epring, opened at 8110}, declined to S1.093¢, edvanced to $1.103, fell back to 1.10, an cloged firm at $1.11, " Seller November sold at the same prices 18 October; and eeller the year at 3{c below it, the latter closing at §1,1034. No. 1 spring was 2@2}4e lower, closing dull af S1.16, No. 8 spring closed at S1.01 ; and rejected do ab 87c. Cash eales were reported of 1,200 bu No. 1 spring at $1.16 ; 5,000 bu No. 2 spring at SL.11; 00 bu do at $1.1087 ; 10,000 bu do at §1.1034; 800 bu do at §1.10i¢; 5.000 bu do at 51,103 : 38,200 bu do at $1.10; 48,200 bu do at $1.0937 ; 5,000 bu do at $1.093¢; 6,000 bu No. 8 spring at $1.01; 4,800 bu do a6 $1.00%¢ ; 95,400 bu do at 00 11,600 bu rejected £pring at 87c. Total, 212,200 bu. Cornwas lees active, and irregular, declining 1c from- the lowest figures touched yesterday, but subscquently mfiied, in sympathy with wheet, and was more active, though with no en- couragement from New York. Ireights were 8gain 'higher, and £0 scarce ab that, that ship- pers Decamo_dishenrtened, and most of them left the market. The short interest bought liberally, with more of direct settlemont than usual, and offers to sell for future delivery were numerous. It may seem sirange thet ourro- ceipts should be o liberal while prices rule so low; butit is well known on 'Change that a lerge proportion of the corn now coming here bas been sold to armive, snd much of it ot considerably lhigher prices than those now carrent. Seller the month, or regular No. 2, opened af 31, daclined to 303¢e, snd ad- vanced to 3lc at the close, Strictly fresh re- ceipts closed st 813(@S13¢c. Beller November eold st 8i@3134e, closing at 8137, Beller June HE CHICAGO DATLY TRIBUNE: FRID sold at 35c, and closed at 343{@35c. Cash sales wara rop: 13,200 bu do at 31xc; 00 bn do at S1c; 18,500 do at 805c; 20,000 bu do at 3034c; 10 u rejected at 59c; 400 0. 2 at 83¢, ofloat ; 5,600 tention of the officersof customsto the fact that, 28 the law now is, no stemps are required on any official document or paper issued by an offis cerof the United States Government, or oq bills of ladings, bills of eale of vessels, bonds n at Custom Houses, charter tries of goods, wares, and merchan °C sumption or warehousing, withdrawal entrics, , powers of attorney, marine protests, or other similer documents, Bailoy Bros. & Couctwright, of building a fall-sized canal schooner Planking has just com- obably be launched ey have also ene uild two large barges for Measrs. of Ashtabuls, and Henry De 200 feet in length, 57 feet The cost of, Eeels for both wilk e, 43 d oar | barzels, 0 market is unchanged, $17.00€20.00 for aud, excepting choics warie 005 Salea comprise 1 car mc{xblowa at 48331 3 cars chioice early roso af SWEET POTATOES—Are ccs being generally adhore 15 Southern Illinois at $3.75 ; 150 POULTRY—The supply is' I weaker ; demand only moderate, coops old. chickens at $3.50@3. £4.00; 50 coops mixed at $3.00@: £82.50@8.005 15 doat $2.25@2, £13@142 ; 1,000 lba dressed at 156 50, , AND BLINDS—Business continues was quiet_at 29c. 2,400 bu No. 2 at 8134c; 24,800 bu do at 813¢c ; 31,61 bu do at 30%c; 54,000 bu do at 803{c’ 60,000 bu at 80%¢c; 4,000 27c, on track ; 5,600 ba N do at 3lic; 1,200 bu do st Sle. Oats were dull, and againdeclined quoted strong in' New aronotheavy. But th demand for several were ansious to gell, in view of wheat and corn. tame on cash lots, which no.on want, other thana few carlots for the local feed trade. Beller the month or regular No, 2 soldat21@213{c; seller Novemberat 2 and geller December ‘Rejected was lc_lower, Cash sales were re| 2134c; 15,000 bu 21c; 1,2%(‘) bu mjigtad at 18¢c; 600 3 Rye was dull and 1@134c lower, ing off in consequence of the decli Bales were restricted to 1,200 bu No. 2 at 503¢c ; and 500 was the beatbid at the close. Re- jected was nominal at 45@4Ge. was active and strong at uyers held off early for respond with the lower prices i cereals, especially as tho inspection for to-mor- e receipts, but the market soon 0. 2 cloged firm at_631¢c. Seller at 621@63%4c, and sellor Novem- offered at one time at 611¢c. ‘ash sales were reported of 1,600 bu do at 63%c 1 1,600'bu’do at 6214c ; 14,000 3 at4635c’s 9,600 bu do at 4657c ; 13200 ; 6,000 bu do at 45%c ; 5,500 bu do 800 bu do at 45¢ ; 5,200 bu rejected 0 bu do at 36c; 1,600 bu b; 75c; 400 bu at73¢; 1,000 bu _l;u.do at65c; 400 bu do at 5! u. an over supply, ur hesdings, £@%c $14.00@17.00 B $29.00@30,00 ¥ m ; whiskey russets at 55¢; 1 car do at 46c; 2 cars doat 43¢ on pork and tierce p Tel staves, $23@27.00 CHEESE—A firm fone still marlet ia reporte of New York facto merchanis sro mu ‘promptly filled at t Ty, 13@14Xc; West COAL—Ttermains a8 more quict to-day. W Lehigh prepared, BEEBRESY t'40c, delivered ; 1 ear n track. in fair demand, former We note eales of 5 rls do at .00, argo und tho market 8ales includo 5 10 coops extrs at 40 coops epring 35 coops turkeys +1 coop ducks at Tvades this market. irm and advancing, Ty in the hands of our ch reduced, higher prices are pro- dos ara plenty and orders are ‘There was & quister feeling in the Buyers were few and sales ’s quotations. The suj ut in the absence of ship- pers, it proved excessive, several hundred re- maining unsold at the close. mon at $3.50@8.75 ; medinm at good to choice at 34.75@5.2: et -GHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. TaUBSDAY EvENTNG, Oct, 17. tive demand, and rates un-- were slow at yester: e quotations. Wo repeat our list 3 W8 again moderate, ork factory, 15@153 ern factory, 13@14%c. firm prices, Trade Vo Quofe: Leligh lump, wann: 0.00 ; Walnut Hill, Tine, $8,50 ; Hockin, changes fo-day; the receipty d only moderate, The mar- Sules werereported of 160dozen 0 dozen at 24c; S tubs at 3¢, —Continue in_good request and firm at prime Live geese, and 35@40c for mixed, 6 § socks prime at T0c, et was more liberally . suj eling was manifested. The demand d, both on local and_interior o ‘mer all sround. Worepeat : No.1 whitefish, $.95@5.50 3 No. No, 1 £4,76@500; * No, 0.5029.75; No, 1 bay, $8.5088.15; 55: No, 1, shore, Lits, 0@5,75: George’s code Columbis River salmon, now, 'S—DRIED—{Vere movin, general market s still cesare onlyindifferently sus- s, are increasing, ent in the demand, mak ork, while our recoipts ere has been no shipping and meny holders f the weakness in a8 especially e seemed to menced. and the craft will ‘We quote com- lenc 0 The malet o 8ASH, DOORS, $4.00@4.50, and | within five or six weeks. S Minonir, $6,50 3 EGG! - beam, and dej n.k.nd the demanc : th of hold 17 feet.” probably be Iaid within two of Captain_ McAvoy's wife rig Montezuma on the north shore of Lake having $1,400 on her person, the other day a fow miles On the same day another achore at Port Bruce, which'is a few Iow Port Stanley. man was found by & party of I short distance east of Port Burwell. lost during the recent gala, NEws ot DeTROIT, Oct. 15.—A flest of vessals, lo toweather Long Point o or at that place. Captain a tug, supposed to be the: on the land, with Huron has been very v three days, the wind wing o gale. at 231/@23}¢c, ol 46 cases and 501 Vessels were in ac changed, as follow selling nt 18c, orted of 6,600 bu No. 2 af o at 213fc; 15,000 bu do af was washed ashare above Port Stanley. ‘women’s - bod; day, and a better fe buyers hold- ne in other ments for the past Ei ock this morning wero The receipts and shij ending at 7 o'c) On Wednosday the body of a T'shore mackerel, g No. 2 bay mackerel, $7.0081. ; bank codfish, $5,5 0@6.75 ; box herting a decline of 34 adrop to cor- n the leading TADy BATL Reccipts, Shipments, 1oz, oo 1,059 upward bound, unel came to anchq Alvord Teports ceing Belize, with o raft, close in up: prospects of going eshore, The weather on Leke violent for the past t%o o3 from the northwest blo overtaken by the storm, were lost at or near Port Austin_on Sunday, tively of threeof the best The barge William McGregar, consort to the , grounded on reaching tha" The steamer came on to thig city £0r a hawser to pull her off. Threo downe ‘ward bound vessels were alsq at that prace. row shovwed lay, advanced and {.71.\6 ngg\s;old ab er at 62 14c,bein; No 8 closed at 4bc. 9,600 bu_No. 2 at 63%: 9,200 bu do at 63c ; to-day, but the £ivity, 'and the quote tain, , unlessthors is somo improvem: ugh. First and sccond clear siding, Common siding. Common flooring, dressed, CGommon tlooring, dress Wagon-bos bo 38 Discount of 15@: BALT—Continues in feeling is noticeabla on Limited supply, ur figs, drums, 14@lsc; figs, Phines, Sat: P a 2% lackberries, no §c;’ pitted cherrics, 25 box, 16@19c; Turkey 0, 11@11ige; ruising, $2.25@ [35@12)c; raspberties, 35G @26c; peaches, pored, 19@20c s thers, IR c. “Tho supply was omple, and, tho inquiry be- 1o matericl change to about the same as yesterday. ot 8 Yaoh S e S and s ; Former quotations uflgcanfi.nned in chorgo respec~ steam tugs on tha opeller Forest Cit ats yesterday. do'at 70c; 1,000 5c. Total, 95,400 uenco. Fiax quota” com) 3 £8 sichs clover o 51 15" at 6355 %5 by y & fair inquiry existed to-day, and values ed. We quote: Hyaou, come , 63@75¢ ; choice to extra , es wwere mado of 18 chickens at $3.50@8.75; 10 doz mallard T5@3.00 ; 40 do at $2.25@2.75 ; 23 doz quail 8venison saddles at Soc @lb; b GREEN FRUITS-! S UITS—T) rices aro génerally obtsined, in fair request. Other fruits Sales include 90 brls at §3. cars choleo winter at $2.95; delivered, at $1,90; ble ot $1.50@1,65, Sales of timot! 0 at $3.105 17 at $2.95; $5.50; 40 medium at’§5.47. 0 reported aground Tugs were assisting them off sa posgible, the water being et a very low WESTWARD RATLROAD FREIGHTS. The Now York Journal of Commerce saya : Tho withdrawsl of several lines of inland stesmers and the increased offerings induced the New York the Erje, and the Pennsylvania Railroad agein increase the rates on freight from 1he Western and Bouthwestern States and the Canadas, The tariff of last winter was enforced until the latter end of July, Tho tariff of August, on the three roads mentioned, was made upon o basis cago. 'That from Scpt. 1 to Oct, 14 icago, ond the present tariff, commencing is upon o basis of $1.: following Tates on first-class gao New York to the following places, tion to those given by us yesterda; 82INew Albany, Ind. 88[Battle Creck, ‘Mic 'he receipts of apples continue oderate demand, previous . Grapes are Bigher, and wero_rezsonably active, 25@2.50; 1 car a£$2.90; 3 100 brls’ ot $2.00; 4 cars, 28 brisat £1.80; 74 at 41, 2t 70c 3 50 quinces at S0cGS1.00; Bagketa Catawba at SL00 3 cases Tsabelln at §2.25G2.60 } 003 175 brls cranberries in better gupply, and ce, though, nside from rail have, with other eady and unchan mon to fair, 50@35c ; goo 81 20; Euperfine to fine old hyson, od to cholce do, 80:@ er, 80c@31.05; choico peirs, $1.23@1.35 7 choics to bxtra e 25“:‘5!"“ leaf leém. 7655@&70 B @85¢ ; good, e TDBACCO-W(;@QH CEEWING—Fine Ci 70c; common, 65@60e ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE 4F TRAIHS. Summer Arrangement. Cliczgo, Burlington & Quincy Raliroad. Dopots—Foot of Lake-st., Indians-av., and Stxteo: d Capal and_Sixteonth-ats. uso and at Dopots. shingles, No, 1 iwed shingles, A or star. Shingles op track aro steady tar, and $1,50@2.00 for No. common imperial, §3@750; §103; 1 ns to good gumpow common to fin ; clioleo to extra, 90c@S1 ‘Extra, 75@80c; cholce, G5 + poor, 40@3oe. e I, 83@350; medinm, 30@32; com- alf bright, 60@10c; t s steady ot the quoted prices: maple, $13.00; hickory, §14.00; siabs, OL—The wool trade continues dull, th 10 demand for shipment Easf rices unsettled but quotable about as follows: 'ub, choice, extra. Fleece, XX, good con Floeco, XX, bad condition, ‘hex Flocee, X, good condition, light, Fleece, X, bad condition, heavy. ood condition, light. d clean, of 75 cents to Chi- i, ey | 70 Teabelln st Towaes o 40 cases Catawba at $2,75@; $11.50; 20 brls wil GROC] , per 100 1bs, from Ticket ofice In all rail, are in addi- prices wors easier in consequen coffee sugars, which were “ off uotable change in values. Pacific Fuat Lin: 296, PruG—Natural lcaf, 75@80c; ‘black, sound, 48 i WOOD—Tho morka Beech, $12.003 Low grads coffces cone o choice remuin firm at full prices, 6 aro in large demand, and zre belng Spices are also moving on a liberal 80aps, candles, and other anged, We now quote: decided Airminess, B and are strong artioles rule steadyand unc CorrErs—Mochs, 2, 23 @24c ; fancy @23%c; prime #ARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHICAGO. ARRBIVED, Stoar Sheboygan, Milwauke buttor, 152 bu potetoss, es, ‘Prop Idaho, Buffalo, 260 bars railroad 205 phgs fish, and sundries , Butfalo, 573 bars raflroad iron, €0 tons 860 plgs fish, and sundries, Manistee, 190 z lamber. uskegon, 160 m lumber, Schr Wi, Sanderson, Clevoland, 550 tons coal, Peshtigo, 680 fn lumber. Bargo Advance, Peshtigo, €60 m lumber. Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, sundrics, tate, Buffalo, 110 tons pig fron, 80 bars oca, aud sundries, "Port Huron, 80 pkgs fish and sun- ere t. Slocks aro light an 30c; 0. G. Javn, 25@28c; Java No, Rio, 381/@283¢c ; choice do, 23; 2 ight Exp: % Downer’s Gzovo A Rio, 213@213{c ; good do, 20%@3lc Downor's Grove Accom’ Downer's Grave Accom’ Riversido and Hinsdale. 3 hlondaye ozcepted. Chicago & Alton Railroad. Ohicago, Alton & St. Louis. Thr Union Dapot, West & Spragheld B e, ’ i .Oct. Qi wevas 1B 238 "bris Hour, 25 17 cds wood, 5nd sun- iron, 20 tons pig BOVAD: . Fremankag) Vila ftar, full'welght, 20G203c ; Raugoon, Tx@8e; Caro- Gans—Fafent cut loaf, 14@14}c; crushed and powderad, 13%@18%c; gra 1 Btandard, 123{@12)c; do No, 2, 123 12%c; extra C, 135@12%c; C, No. 2, 10w C, 113@tc; sugar, 03¢@11c ; fair do, BI@OC. Synups—Diamond drips, $ oxtra fine, 72@75¢ ¢ 16¢. Probatly uatll the closa of | 1610, i Prop Plymouth, uzh Linz, and Lonisie a3 o, noar Madison-at. b Express, Fleoce, coarse, Fleece, coarse, light, snd dingy, Flcece, unwashed, fino. Buper, pulled... STEAM ON THE ERIE OANAL. The Buffalo Commercial saya: The success that some of the competitors for tho State’s prizo of $100,000 are meeting with o their trinl trip is, ‘on the whole, probably 05 much as could bo ex- are subject to many deloya now if 2ll of the vessela on tho conal were moved by steam, Tho horse-boats are not disposed to be over accommodal and, a5 1 result, tho steamers, 6 choico’ brown, 11@11xc pected, Tho steamers do, 10@103¢ ; cliokes m that would be unkne T nous, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. prass (Western Dis DAY EVENING, Oct, 17, g the week, up 1.90@1.35 ; silver_ drips, d iron, 18 bu potaty 3 good sigur-house syrup, 43E50 0G55¢; New Orleans molasees, olasses, choice, CO@E5: Prop Montgomery, Montgomery, G. P, Heath, m Hemisphe ting to their new rivals, to avold a collision or ore sometimes obliged orse-boat for o conside; is aleo_experienced on also’ via Jacksonvillo Benton Harbor, sundries, re, Buffalo, 500 tons iron. L. Seaver, Manisteo, 160 m luraber, ee, 200 m lumber, fFalo, 100 tons iron, Port Huron, 233 m lumber, E Tempo, Mantitee, 190 1n luaber, Schr Magnolia, Muskegog, 115 m Tamber. Scbr Hattle Winelow, Scow Dan Hay Trrons: The receipts of live stock to this evening, were as follows: ‘molasses, 80@35¢. Srices—Allspice, 17@18¢ ; cloves, 4042 ; pepper, 2k @31 El}fr, pure, 28@30c ; do No, 1, 20@25¢ ; do No, 2,16 o led, 61@62({c; German mottled, @6xC; White Lily, 6X@ 2¢c; brown Windsor, 4XG Louis] Ao, $9:00p. m. Jeftorson Gty Expesse o Foptte, gk s Bula 1 *Except Sul o . Satr S via Rt Lires and. 1Daily, e, an Jacksontilly Division. except Moaday, More or less difficult account of tow-lines, But if it shall ba that stesm can be em) barzaasments will all disappear in a short time. The steamer William Boxter started Oct. 13 on her second down-trip, Sho has already mudo two west. n the last she brou of freight, consuming five tons of co y 10 Buffalo was 110 Lours, or less than fivo daye, This {6 a great improvement on the first is less than the averago time made by On the first eastward vosage the Baxter_ tons on board, and made the through trip to New York in nine days, consuming fivo tons of coal, udson River from Troy sho Deat the steam tow barges twelve hours into New e per mile for fuel, engineer, sud The regular towing rates mile. 1n addition, there- time on the passage, it cents less per mile to propel this steamer 0es to tow the boats now in use, fer, the owrer of this Steamer, s 50 san- cess that he purposes coming “witer after the pl of the Baxter. From this it will} bescen that the State's prize is not the great considcration with him, If he can devise steam canal-bost that will muke the 0 time now taken, and at he may 'be very of wealth to any Schr A. J. Rogers, Buf Sebr E Tempo, plosed to advantage, SoaPs—French motti TH@THc; Golden Ve 63{c; White Rose, 6x@5; 8@6)c; Savon Imperial, GX@0XcC, Thncn—Gloss, 93;@10¢; corn, 9@1ic; @8c;_common. 5@ H, guin quoted easy, though so long a8 the ‘at present prices will material decline, e wholesale prices paid Tracs—New timothy, s presecd, $17.005 +ia Jacksonille Disision. Liteols Central Railrond, Depgt foot of Lake-st. and foot. of Tweaty-secont-st. o0t foot of Laks 0ot of Tcaty sscontt, Cleveland, light., ce, Manistee, 140 = Jumber, wk, Lincoln, 100 m lumber, 7 m lath, Baldwin, Escaniaba, 620 tos iron ore, Bark Menominee, Sanistee, 250 m lumber, SchrJ, 3L, Forest, Manistee, 170 m lnmber. Schr Eitty Grant, St Joseph, 67 m lamber, Schr Vermont, Siugatuck, 75 m Iumber. , Aipena, 958,431 £t Inmber, 640 m lath. onis, South Haven, 22 cords wood, 18 cords ] Schr Gerrit Smith, Racine, light. Frederick, Benton . Smith, South Haveu, 40 ¢ords wood, Schr Lizzie Doak, St. Joseph, 60 m lumber, Scir Australia, Manistee, 150 n lumber, 8o iangx ‘Haven, South Haven, 40 m timber, 50 cords az] Bark Mary Merritt, Kingston, Sehr Jaso aParker, Ms bt up 113k tons als0 consideral o niies as active as probably not suffer any very ceipts ware liberal. We quote t Dby dealers, as follows: ON beater pressed, $18,00@19,00; do loo . 18.00; now prairie, pressed, $11.00G12.50. ON WAGON— loose, $15.00@17.00; prairie, loose, £10.00 00. ' For delivery of preszed, $1.00@1.50, accord- fo distance. HIDES—This marke features as noted fi Buyers wero taking hi Datiou to force In going down the CATTLE—The volume of business transacted to-dsy wes somewhat larger than on either of the preceding days of the week, but the increas- ed activity did not result in any improvement in prices, the continued liberal Teceipts, and the rather gloomy toue of advices from the East operating to keep the market descriptions of uative stock. demaud for Texas cattle to city batchors and packers, and notwithstandin, the largo number on sale former rates wera wel Foeders also bought liberally of na~ paying £8.00@4.25 .50@8.00 for the York. The exponst fireman was 123§ this season are 35 cents per o the saving of five doys’ arbor, 48 cords slats, et presented the same general omday to day for o week past, old very sparingly, the determi- prices toastill lower range seeming to were taken at 11c and 1%, o8 wero offering J@AG depreased for all There was a good moet the wants of Chicago, Indinna Line, via Kankakee Route. 350 tons plg fron. polis & Cinciunati Thrugh nistee, 85 m lumber. Schr Ida Bloom, Holland, Schr Maine, Lug but for round lots buy thet {8 nominally lower: Trains arriso and depart Dapat, foot of Lake-st, £3 apoly at Ticl dison; 1w Merks from the Groat Centrs] Retoad towoc, 933 cds wood, For throngh tickets and map- udington, 1,115 m lamber, Bchr Herchles, Manitowee, 107 eds wood. CLEARED. Stmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee, sundries, Prop Plymouth, Buffalo, 22,000 bu corn, 1,500 brls flour, Schr J. Kelderhouse, Buffalo, 32,060 Scbir Swallow, Buffalo, 20,500 bu’ corn, Schr §tafTord, BufTulo, 14,000 bu corn. Schr Cacade, Marquefte, 16,41 bu oats, end sun- | ries, Barge Alet, Pealitigo, 100 brls beef, Btmr Corons, St. Joseph, sundries. Sebr Saa Jatinto, Byag Lnlet, 5,000 b corn, 630 bbla b Sehr Kato Winslow, Buffalo, 40,000 bu corn, Schr Ethan Allen, Buffalo, 16,200 bu corn, Schr Minnie Williams, Duflalo, 20,000 bu corne Scow Blackhaw, Linéoln, sundries, BSchr Bridgewater, Buffald, 25,000 bit corn. Butfalo, 30,500 Lu corn. uifalo, 20,000 bu wheat, though the ma heavy, 1lc; do light, green 'cily veal 7c; dry kip, 93c; dry ealf, deacons, 50@G0C'; dsmage thirds price; branded; HONEY—~Cloice white comb is In good request at 25 @30c; inferior gradea and. strain 20c; New York prime, 35c, HOPS—Are unchanged. Excepting s light demand smong brewars, not and prices unsettled, rouna trip in about half th much lezs cxpense, a8 he e; well eatisfled, 36 4t Will be & mine WHEAT TN CALIFORNIA. The San Francisco Commercial Herald 8ay8: Tho first quarter of the harvest year preeents an in- ~vast increase of our wheat pro- and Texan steors, for the former, and €2 Intter. The quallty of the offerings was mucl past fortnight - or moro, the er portion consiating of thin' native steers cows, and Texas cattle, hence the avorage of prices was low. Mostof the snlos wera wiihin therange of $2.75@5.00, while the estreme range was $2.00@6.50. ers (Culbertson, Blair & Co., Armour & Co.)'wero buyin 500 head fell into thoir Veel calves sold day's prices, or at 93.50 heavy, and at S4.75@! light.” The market clof Q Extra—Oraded sfeers averaging 1,400 lta Choico Besves—Fine, fat, well formed 8 year a8d averaging 1,150 d, 'flnei.l)'-rormz-d' ve Chicago. . A&rrivo at Indiasip Arrive =t Cincia: Jafallend Express, oxcopt Sundzy. Lightning Bpress, y_flint, o iifother damagod 10 per cent off. the same as for the anay. 459 34 7:00 2. . a0d B85 . 1. y 12 Houss, ns through to Cincinnatl, Pamaz & Nortlivestern Railrond. Ticket offco, 31 West Mediso teresting exibit of the duct, and a correspon trade in breadstug, were dull, at 168 ding development of our export ed wero dail, at Our tables present a full and completc index of the same. Enough 18 now known the crop cstimates of car have mot been us will come up to ated by tho press of e 16 now, and bas beon o tonago to ecar e of our city pack- Kent & Co., and g to-doy, and some hands—chielly at 93.90@ slovly at abont yester- )@4.00 for commoncoarse 5.75 for good to choice sed comparatively steady. Wisconsin quotable at 15@H0z, tho Btate for the 4 atc, overestimated, and that tho surpl the statements already proza: this coast, Our greatest troubl for somo fime past, the searcity. the wheat as it comes to the wharf and depota, i3 a greater drawback than tho high freighta to the United Ringdom, for the reason thot wWe have mot yrareliouse room sufficient to house tlie grain as fast a8 it comes to hand, Ontdoor secumulations, here and everywhere, at tho landings, in tho valleys, ete, oro and the rainy scadon Is fast drawing nigh and it ia & momentous question with the farmer how he is to protect his crops from the clements until such time a it can bo markoted—yes, marketed—for st this writing the question of price is secondary, The de- sire of the farmer is to sel, b where aro the bugers 7 N AND STEEL—Thor Hoo to-day. Trade was acti Wo continue to quote : ‘Horse-shoo iron. Te were no changes to no- veand prices unchanged, +Sanday excopted.” ‘§Satarcay oxcopted, cepted. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie Rallroal, Depot, corner of Harrison and Sherman. 5. Selr Reed Cese, Sehr Gerrit Smith, Schr Willinm Shuge, Buffa span, Escanaba, 4,900 bu éats, 5,000 b earn, Schr Yankee, BufTalo, 18,600 bu cora. Schr Wm, Young, Buftalo, 21,000 ba co Racine, Masonville, 150 bu. oats, 3 Round and aquare. Half oval and half round. Russisn iron, No, 1, stain, 0 5 year old steers, lo, 16,000 bu corn. -sts. Ticketof- Good "Becves—Well. fatten steers, averaging 1,100 t0 1,300 1bs.... ... Medium Grades—Stcers in fair fesh, aver. ing 1,100 01,250 L, Blaoaaanans . bris beef, and ut who is to purchase? ippers havo all they can They have wheat purchased, ships cl Liere in readiness to go on ship” in bound floet now Depot cornaroz Harrisca ana Sherman. st ‘southwast corner of Madison od C: o steers, and good to extra cows, for city slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,100 Stock Cattle—Common cattle, in ing 700 to 1,050 fba, Inferior—Light and thin cows, stags, bulls, ind scallawag stecss.. Texas Cattle—Through droves. .. Texas Cattle—Northern wintered. Spring and plow steel...... LEATHER—Continues fairly active, and unchanged, LAKE FREIGHTS. Crzoago, Oct.. 17.—Vessels in and 134@2¢ highe: New England rates unchenged. ‘ments reported woze : I xates with prices firm ‘We rupeat our list as follows: carry, snd thousands of tons board just a5 soon a9 4 heré can discharge thelr cargoes, dunnoge up, and ‘prepare to load wheat for the outward voyage. These ‘unexpected detentions re annoying, and entsil siderable extra expense to the ehipper. totable at 18e for wheat, uffalo. Lower lake an To Preston—Schr ATal com at20c. To Buifnio, vesterday p. Yankee, corn at 15i¢e; Schr Carli Echrs Georga V. Davis, John theart; props Jova. 8¢ . prop Montgom- mith, corn on Chicago, Dauville & Vincennes Railroad. C. & St. L. Dopot, cornor of Ou: froight ofs ro In the afternoon, wheat and corn were fairly active, prices remainin 0 ’Cliange. No. 2 spring wheat sold at_81.103/@ 1.10%" seller the month and seller November, closing at $1.1037 ; and $1.103¢ seller the year, firm, closing at._30%@31 eoller the month, and 313¢@313;c seller r. gts were quiet. Osts and other grainsneg- a8 at the close of corn at 15c; to-day, Wesley, Kate L. Bruce, Sweel and Empire State, wheat at 1 . t.; schr Gerrit p.t.; James F. Joy, whest at18c. Té Col wood—Schr Jennie Rumble, osts on p City of Fremont, znd B. through rates. : Borraro, Oct. 15.—Rates nre stesdy. Char- ters reported as follows: Bark Favorite, salt to Chiicago at 20c p2z brl, £. o. b. ; schr Watl man, salt to Toledo at Prosto, salt to Grand Hi by H. N. Smith, coal, Beffalo to G schr A. BMosher, ceal, er tor, free; schrs Skylark and Oco leveland to Chicago, at- bark Lottie Wolt, coal, Cle: at $2.00 per tor, free; road iron, to Toledo, Ogarita, coal, i), st $2.00 Cloveland to Milwaukee, sckr E. M, Portch, cargo; schr Nettie $1.95 per ton, free land to Chicago, Boody, rsilro: ton, free of handling; schr O. Cleveland to Chicago, per ton, free. &an and Kinzio risohiy Cofmer Htedand L 5 Torro Hante £x. 72 , Tadise Lafayctto Ex., it Danville Accommodation..... 5:30p. m. Pitzsburgt, Fort Wasne & Chicago 1 ia St. Anno 530 p. m. Rough upper, ligh ember. Lal orembes, ® | Rough ubper, hoavy. laughter sole, best, Buffalo slaughter solc, No. 1 “B, A" sole... Valpsraiio Accommpdation. , +3:43 p. 8 Gxoopied. 3 blondast stespted. Saturdays aad Sundays excepted: Micligen Central and Great Western ftaile Toads. Depot, foot of Lak P ickat i e Ty CHICAGO DAILY MARKET, TuuespaY EVENING, Oct, 17, ALCOHOL—Under a continued good demand prices were steady at $1.76@1.85 for 91 per cent proof, BROOM CORN—There were no_changes fo note y. The demand was light, and the market firm, e confinuo fo quot: 50.00 per ton for common; $100.006120.00 for choice; and §) EANS—There is very little demand cither on losal or shipping sccount. The supply is ample, and prices remainabout the some, We quote: $1.50@2.00 for common ; $2.25@2.50 for fair medium, and 52, for chofes navies._Sales include 23 sa BUTTER—Continued activity ia noticeablo fn tho market for this staple, and firmness stifl prevails, Re- ceipts are now liberal, but thus far fiie outward move- t Las been sufficient to prevent an latfon, and holders sre uski Drices. We quote as followa : Strietly choice dairy, 23 + fair togood grades, 18@22c; fnferior to com- 5¢ per'brl, £. 0. b.; schr aven, on p. t. Reported Brig N. M. Standard, . 0 8150 por fon, aialo to Detroit, at Kip, No. 1, medinm. nd oot of Trve Stocks are_emple, 40, Jadkzon Aeeoi i $2.10 per ton, freo! velend to Milwankeo, schr Lyman Casey, rail- at €125 per ton; bark Cloveland to Chicago Rolling schr Newshoy, coal, 2 $2.00 per ton, freo} stone, to Detroit, at $350 for Weaver, coel, to Bay City, at ; schr Louis Day, coal, Cleve- at 92.00 per fon, free; schr A. iron, to Chicago, at S1.75 per Cuiliver, coal, dowd town dack, &2.00 2 15 French calf, 26 10 30 1bs. ... . Fronch calf, 40 to 36 1bs. French calf 50 to 100 1ts, LEMONS—Were in i $8,60@9.00 for Melagns. Ko MMETALS AND TINNERS' ST {ivity prevailed, previous prices being continued as fol- T1x PLATE-IC, 10x14, $16.00; do, £17.00; do, roofiz) T1x- 4 .000%90.00 for fair s 130.00G150.00 for 12 butchers’ stock. ¥ pii 128 Texns cattle, $0.00810.00 for inges 4,00 per 160. E—The usnal ac- b Bas8BRe G Grand Trunk Day Expreas. Grand Truak Night' ‘tSatarday excoptod. *S . m. 720a; m, excopted. 3 day cepted. §Arrive Sundass at i it o S oh Bang 12312, $16.60; do, ORTH, Gonoral Passenger Agent. BIEDICAL CARDS. DR.C. BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, has removed from No. 19 Sonth Clark-st., comor of Monros, to No. 461 SOUTH STATE.ST., CHICAGO. . It is well known by all readers of the papers, that Dr. . Bigelow is the oldest. established pbysiclan in Chlesgo who has mado tho treatment of all chronic and nervous diseases a specialty. Science and experience bave meda Dr. 8. the most renowned SEECIALIST of tho o000 kN and obtuining full 5 11%(c; half casks, 12¢; less 32 chofce stecrs. 52 good steers. 16 choice steers. 29 good steers. quantity, 12 ze; Coppzr—Coprer 1 ms, 48¢; brazlers, over 12 1ts, 45¢; tinned copper, 42c. W 888k38TY (c D GOING— At the recent reduction in prices of cot- Tules firm, motwithe the absence of anything like activity in tho demand, Stocks are smail. Burlaps snd guanics aro ‘mecting with a fair inquiry, and remain stezdy at pres vious quotatione, Woo! gacks are inactive, tark, $63c; Ludlow, 53¢ ,and 9, 10 10 to 11, 1ie; 12, J2c; 15 and 16, 4c; 17, 15c} 18, Bundic, 15 per cent dizcount; ton seamless bags MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS. ‘Wind—From the Southeast, brisk. -The fog signal bell on the west end of To- is completed. —A spilor by the name of Murray fell off Muit’s Dock, at Sarnia, and was drowned. —Messre.’ Hanson & Scovel, of Detroit, ere pushing the work forwerd rapidly on the new schooner for Captain Aluir, lsunched in a few days. —From Manitowoc we_ learn thet the new schooner, in process of building at Berger's ipproeching complotion repid race_Sherwood, on Satux ll her sails on Laoke Erie, and went ashore at Poré Burwell. What her prospects are for got- ting off our despatches do Lot stata. wood s 95 tons burden, at Sodus Point. —James R. Slauson, of Racine, is another vesgel, to be the larges! o _be built by Mr. Rand, Manitowoe, the builder of the boats of 'the e, which aro all models of beauty 0 dimensions of the vessel will 5 depth of hold, y Tvics rules are hereafter to bo enforced in tho appointment of tho keepers. The Board of E: of the Collecior of and engineer of tho cancies will be filled by selection from the lower grades in each district. —The tug Hector, wracker, has left fo schooner R.J. R ammm oo 2 wire, B, NAILS—There wasno sbatement in and prices ruled steady at $6.95 a5 3 Los i orkeg, $6.121@ do, 35. gB55E are tho quoted rates: St Lewiston, 34c; American, 323¢c; Olter Creck, burlap bage, 4 nd 5 bu, 20@233 uble, 28¢; ‘ool sachz, . MATERTALS—The general demand was fair, aad the market rulca firm, o) & 3 gunnies, eingle, 18 Tos 60 extra steers. HOGS—The receipts fo-da; making a total for three days, 962 since Saturdn; timo last weel. prevented o) and the supp! of the \\;Bntu AVAL STORES—\Were ‘prices fully maintmmed fanilla rope, 72 1b. Sisel rope, @ 1. We quote: Stucco, boee digm o | which will be ) he mildnces of the weather erations on the part of packers, ly was so overwhelmingly in excess of shippers, that they wers mas- and consequent- remedies that will cus AND SPECIAL DISE: Tt Is oridont that ono ) of certain diszzses, Alron ‘cement, 'fli than a his l’EDIGA\f By e Hhoinas o ' PARLORS for Iad) ORRE- Addrcss all Iotters ta ice ho: 3 lime, 'per Ll; white piasteving hair, per bu, 40@45¢ ; five brick, brick (common), '$12.00@14:00 3 zavge at £25.00@40.00 7 St, Lonis Hydrauti £33.00, del ; Raciue, $20.09 del; 'firo g is the list of p material depreciation in values. A few carloads wero teken early at substantiall rent yesterdny afternoon, or a commion to extrs, but by mid-day prices had set- tled down fully 10c per 100 Ibs, and the merkot . ruled dull and weak to the close, some Inte eales indicating oven a more marked decline than annot ba less than 20,000 ns unsold, ang 0w a very decided fall- called upon to ns. Sales were 4.70 for inferior to extrs, 0@4.50. We quote closing @435 for common ; at $4.40@ 445 medium, and at $4.50@4.60 for good to ly the prices cur- b 34.40@4.70 for and owned, it is stated, et 5 5 EE5NBE CE é’éifii’n““ TIAT. , No. 2. 1. 08 p. m.; Shndays, COBURN Medical Institute, West Aladisca stroet, corner of Halsted.st. 1 Institato is, 1o doabt, the best pla Jor thoso afilicted with any chronic or do) The Doctor i3 o well-educated and sclen- ond for book o woman and her disoas: for throa cont stamp. s @, reated it siccess. Coneultas tal, - Addross ail lotters (o Wast Madisonat., comoer Halsiod: DR, KEAN, of chatgo, on all o p“". mns;lsb.'lluhnh tho city who ware always oo hane, 00, $£.00@5.00, Thie followin, ©f 60 fect, for domustic window giass, from which o Teduction of 40 per cent is mada by deslera : i cil, strictly pure, S1.1 zoted above. There c: hogs now in tho pe morTow's receipts shall h ing off, holders will no d submit to still further reductio; orted et $4.1234@: b tire Lulk ot $4.40 prices at 24.0 and durability. Th ‘be 190 feet keel ; 34 feet beam ig, three-and-afte s, PUTTY—Trade was fair ged quotations ; 14x16 to 160, the district, the inspector light-house district. Genuine Veills Montague. Ameri 25334 to 25340, Baflrond colors, of Detroit, equipped as a T Port Stanley to rescue the Gibbs, which, a8 we have al- is ashore at that place. The Gibbs en on at Buflelo he is owned by T Wells, of Port uninsured. ecretary of the Treasury calls the af- 48, 20x50 o 32152, ZEoglish Ven, red. Englieh orange mineral. e R 850 South Clark-st., Chi s, 2ot e by ied feadtah Dr. J. Kean is tgx g quest, Pears are many of them railroad iron, 4t £.00@3,75; choice bring £4,006. COOPERAGE—Continues quist vlous quotations, for Toledo. & d firm ab pre- 28 follows: Pork barrels, §145@ | In bulk, 825G