Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1872, Page 6

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: HIONDAY, OCTOBER %8 1873. At [ AND COMMERCE. MONETARY. SATCRDAY EVENING, Oct. 26. The past week, like the two preceding, has se0n one of extreme stringency. Scarcely any »f thobanks bave been able to accommodate <heir rogular customers to the usuai extent, 3 . These n| . Y, ind 21l of them hive refuced largo offerings of | POIP: FC0C% 1 des per diem thus for in tho sea- prime business papor that under ordinary cif- | gon, but they want moro time—that being “the cumstances they would have been glad to geb. | essence of al l‘w“ttll;:tmknamooh snd Tvening The brokers in the open market havo had their bends full of good names, and offered the paper frecly at 134 and?2 per cent permonth. On strictly first-cless _collateral, money has commended from12 to 15 per cent per apnum. Forthe last day or two there l:_n§ been 2 tendency to an easier condition, though its cffects upon ratcs for momey in the open market are not apprecisble yet. To-day o few of the banks report deposifs Increasing, and eay that in consequence they hnv: buent nhlss z: i i) odations to cuetomer: ;fi!figa 33";?:5 gfig?‘;‘ the merchants report & slight improvement in their collections mthfllfi the past forw dage, and it seems probable Ath:}l ] the banks will eiggréz::ii ;D:-Lz incx_'er.se in their e avameats of curTenoy aro getting to bo slightly i favor of the city a8 a result of better llections in the country. 0N ew York exchango wag eold between banks to-day at 80c to S1.00 per £1.000 discount. The clearings of the Chicago banks for the week ending Oct. 26, were: Clearings. Balances. .§ 421767950 § 2€6,050.85 8,82893633 373,035.92 374421040 373,709.06 3,100,361.26 251,366.32 Z941,101.75 243,539.09 . 3,033,760.81 205,928.72 Total. ....520,866,050.93 £1,716,689.92 ing week last ngg.lj.?mg .§ 9,499,948.29 #1,386,555%08 TThe following quotations of local stocks sro faraished by Mosars. Hommond & Wateon, Financial Agents: i Firet National Bank. . Fifth National Bank. ‘Commercial National Merchnnts’ National Bank. German National Bank. . Northwestern National Bank, Nationz] Bank of Commerce. 1 Merchenis' Savings, Loas, and Trust Chicago Gas Light & Colio Ct Traders’ Insurance Compan; LATEST. New Yomr, Oct, 26.—The gold market opened at 113'¢, sold up'to 1133¢, fell to 113, and closed at 118} @3}, Loans ranged from 1104 per cent for car- ring. ‘Daily clearings aboat £33,000,000. Specis shipraenta e 400577, Total for the week, 81,614,400, 7 Mohey eaty at G@7 in the morning; in the after- noon i ranged from 4@5 per cent, and closed 27 to 7 per cent gold, = The bank statement thowsa reduction in tho re- serves of $2,612,200. Tho banks aro now holding £5,415,275 sbove the legal requirement. The loss in reserva cansed by the decrease of §1,830,200 specie, and §244,500 legal-fenders, Governmeuts active ; prices unchanged. State bonds dull and steady at yesterday's quota- ticas, 3 T Assistant Tressurer to-day paid out §220,000 interest and $100,000 cn the redemption of bonds. The stock market was gencrally strong, and 8 further advance was made in most of the shares. The improvement was decided in Northwestern common, Chios, Panamas, Lake Shore, Chicago, Columbus & I. C., Northwestern common advancing 803" to 833, with large dealings, closing at_quotations slightly w the best sales of the day, The bank statement caused a reaction in the genersl list of ¢ to 1 per cent, Western Union was exceptionally weak. In ather shares nothing special transpired. Sterling, 1083, Coupons, %1, Coupons, 62| Coupons, ’64. Coupons, %5 Counons, %65 (3ew) HMigsouris. Teanessecs, old. Tenaesseos, new. Wirginics, new. Harlem pid ichigen Céntral. Bitisburgh. . Northwestern. N. W, pfd RockTelend... COMMERCIAL. SATURDAY EVENTNG, Oct. 26, The following were the reccipts and shipmenta of the leading articles of produce in this city Auring the past twenty-four houra; and for the corresponding date a yeer ago: BECEIPTS, SETPNENTS, 1672, | 167 || 1872, | 1871 16781 4,674| - 4,425 5,152 85,000| 51,055|| 120,726 184,193 80/23%;] 41,022 190,59 5 Barley, tu, raes Eced, 1ta . ;! x 421,310/ 220] 410 | 423,920, 220" % Bl sl 2,7 5t 851 'AJ‘ 172 286 9,000 =70l 2,235 1,685 " Withdrawn from stor- Sesterday for city con- samption ; 4,216 br-0rm 3 12,190 bu oats ; 1,800 burye; 10,482 2a berloy. Withdrawn for do Auring tho vast week, 9,315 bu wheat; 18,676 bu corn; 44,834 b ‘oat3; 5,928 bu 15e; 48,872 bu barles. The following grain has been inspected into storo this morning, up to 10 o'clock : 208 cars wheat; 180 cars and 84,900 bu corn ; 5434 cars and 11,600 bu oats ; 18 cars rye; 773 cars bar- ley. Total (533 care), 257,000 bu. "The following were thereceipts and shipments of breadstuffs and etock at this port for tie +week ending with this morning, and for cther wecks cnding as dated : Flour, bls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oxts, bu. itve, Lu. b warley, bu. Live hogs, No. Cattie, X It was announced on 'Change to-day that Geo. Armour & Co., who have recently assumed tho warehouse labilities of Muno & Scott, desire that parties holding receipts for grain issued by that firm should present ihem for examination. This step, on the part of Mr. Armour, is just tho one that ought to havebeen taken several months 8go, when the trouble with Munn & Scott’s re- coipts originated. There was then a rather widesprend fear thet money was lent on grain receipts which could not be redeemed if present- £d in company with an empty vessel. \Whether or not there wero then any grounds for this fear, there need be mone now, as the validity of the receipts i3 eseured without doubt. At the same time it s only oatural that the incoming firm shonld desire to institute o comparison between their books and putside facts, eo that they may know exactly Low they stand, and for how many bushels of grain their stecks are liable. A thoneand and one rumors are £ct atiost on ’Change, most of them absurd. They may bo all answered by the ctatement that Armour & C stock.” quested to mect, &t 735 for the | erately large 5 pench blows continue in_good do- v Co. are ‘‘taking st and brokers are re- The provision pnckergflwkcin d‘;‘“ EIV!EIxing ri ov. 1, at the Gardner_House, for rndnywmx; I.;? Vicorganizing the Tveuing Boerd ofgut winter. Itis charitably suppose: that the Chomber of Commerce is either not good enough, or is tao good, for the traneaction of business smong the provision mon; Jfiéi!: car- i ayve not_busines A tlemen have hardly averaged he fact is 0 Dona: ate gonerally voted muissnces by those ‘whose opinions on commerciel topics are worth enything. _The legitimsto trader can doall the buying and seiling he wants to do between the hours of § in the morning, and one hour past noon; and would like to bo ablo to devoto the afternoon to office dutics, undisturbed by the necessity of watching the courso of an afternoon market, which is more liable to bo influenced by 15 cents worth of whiskey than by a_dollar tele- gram. Btill less does tho aforesaid legitimate frader deeire to be obliged to attend an Evening and thereby forego everything in fi&m’ chape of femily comfort, or social visits, theatrical entertainments, or :-dey religions exercises. Yet ho must suf- o lasis as Evening Bourds oxist; be- cause he is obliged to watch the market, ‘when there is one, though it be kept up mainly by the loafing interest, who have nowhero eles to go, and nothing else ta do. The respectable portion of the Bonrd of Trade have.long been restive under the inflictions of o system which gives them no rest, night or day, from the Sisyphesn toil of watching the course of the markets, It is time they protested against it. Let the rebuilt Chicago show st least this improvement, that her merchants are able to rice early enough in the moaning to‘ : transact their buying and selling during the Dusiness day,” and leave owls to trado inthe dark. g THE MARKETS. = There was alittlo more activity in produco circles to-day, end the lending ‘breadstuils were firmer, tkough with no_ospecial encouragement to holders conveyed in the roports from other points. The roceipts of grajn wers ather light, and the shipping movoment slow, though freights were weals,” Trading wes principally speculative, all round. In the ‘market for staplo snd fancy grocericsa falr amount of trading wes done, and, with & few unimportant excep- tions, former ates were firmly adhcred to. Sugars were excited and bigher. The demand is not particularly =ctive, but is in oxcess of tho supply, and in sympathy with o }¢c advance yos- terday in New York, quotationg of refined grades ‘are markod up a 370 ell_around, Coffees, also, are exceedingly firm, witha tendoncy to edvang Syraps are active and trong. Spices are easy. Tice, s0aps, candles, and toas rule steady. The dry ‘goods market Wwas withont nsw features. Business was reported fuirly active, with (Yflgcs generally steady, Sfocks are in good condition. No change was noticablo in the butter and cheese markets, ths inquiry for these staples continuing liberal at prices that have been current for soveral days past Bagging remeins quiet at former guotalions. The coal trade was moderately active at 310.50@ 11,00 for Lackawanna, £10.00@10.50 for Erie and Briar Hill, and at $7.00 for Wilmington, TFish were quoted firm at unchanged prices. Tho movement in dried fruits is slowly improving, nnd the general market scems to be working firmer. e exception is peaches, which are Aic lower. The hay trade was faiyly active, but tho too liberal receipts kept prices week and unset- tled. Hides remain dull at the decline recently noted, or &t m}g@m%e for heavy, and at 1134@ 113{c for li‘ght. Sales wero ah{efly at inside figures. Nonew features were devaloped in con- nection with the leather market, & fair demand existing at former quotatioms. In the oil mar-’ ket, the only change wortby of note was in car- bon, which'edvanced 3o in sympathy with the advance, yesterdsy, in Cleyeland. _Lerd ojl is weak, #nd tending lower. - Whalo, sperm,. and ~ other _descriptions rule steady. The lumber trade was fairly active, former prices being fully sustained. -Building materisls -have been in fairdemand and quite firm at present Tates.. Cooperage continuss guiet, packers hav- ing socured abont all they need for the opening of the packing season. Iron, stesl, tin, zine, &c., are active, and prices unchanged.” Hops end broom-corn are in Jight demand only, icr immediate wants: the market rnles firm at pres- ent quotations. There is ¢ better foeling in the 'wool market on account of favorableadvicez from theEast. Wonote anadvancein fine les of salt this morning, caused by the limited supply and high freights. We uow quote Onondagasnd Sag- inaw fine at _£2.25. Seeds were very quiet, tim- othy quotsble at 82.7734@3.00; clover, $4.76@ 5.2 ;%nx, 81.52@1.56%¢. Egge wero in demand and firmer for stricly fresh. “Game and poultry were in_good request, and higher prices were obtained. The receipfs of potatoes were mod- mand at 50c on track; mixed are moving elowly at low prices. Apples are moderately active at §150@2.25 per brl. Grapes are in light Engply and sell readily at £3,25@3.50 for catawbas. Cranberries and other fruits in reasonably fair demend. i Highwines wero in good request, and firm at hé advance established two days ago. A total- of 300 brls was reported eold at 38c per gallon. Lake freights were less active, and agein lo- lower on Buffalo rates, while to other ports. they exhibited little change. Tho market open- ed weak, with one or two charters made at pro- vidus quotations, but with the condition that they should be at less if the market declined ; which soon occurred, though it was reported several vessels had becn sont out of the way for ironore. A totel of five charters was reported, which will carry out 20,000 bu_wheat, 65,000 bu corn, and 25,000 bu oats. Sail rates closed at14c for wheat; and 18c forcorn to Buffalo, and 20c for corn to Oswego. Corn to Boston, on through Tates, was quoted at 38c. Provisions were more active, with little change buckvhoat (Barly Riser) at $7.253 bris. 'Also, 20 tons bran at S10. $7.00 ; 50 brls rye flour ab 54.0%. A o.t. ‘Wheat was more active, end comparatively steady at an averago advance of i¢c per bu, though New York was quoted inactive and un scttled, while Liverpool was reported heavy. ‘The most probable room for the stronger feeling is, that local operators have discovered that their shorts amount to & large aggregate, and that the country operators, who are long, are prepared to buy more when the merket meots their views. This is evident in the fact that whonever the market has veered into the neigh- ‘borhood of 31.05 for November, the commizsion men have gathered around, ready to fill if that: figure chould bo tendered. Country ordors -have been received here to buy. vast quantitics at that fignre; and go long as.those orders are here, tho market will range 28 now, up and down, with $1.05 a8 the minimum, There was a mod- erate demand for s_higlmeut ‘but principally to fill ont cangoes. Seller Novembor opened at 81.054, declined to $1.05, advanced to 31405% and closed at 81053, Seller the month_eold 2t 2L07@1.09, ciosing ot the inside. Seller Decomber sold at $1.055@1.07; and seller the year at $1.05@1.063, closing af $1.05%¢ ; No.' 1 #pring closed at S1.14; No. 2do st $1.07%; No. 8do at 95@9%6c, and rejected dull at 83@8ic. Cash sales were’ reported of 1,200 bu No.1 spring at £1.15; 2,000 bu do at $1.14; 29,800 bu No. 2 spring at 21,095 41,200 bu do at $1.083(; 8,200 ba do at $1.08%; 44,600 bu do at $1.08}¢ ; 5,000 bu do at S1.0734} 22,800 bu No. 8 spring &b fc; 4,400 bu do at 9634c; 4,400 bu do at Y6c; 2,800 bu rejected sprinf at 85¢. Total, 161,600 bu. Corn was moderately active, and 4c higher, in sympathy with wheat, and also partially be- cause of an casier feeling in freights, whilo New York was reported firm, with little uflerux§‘ and no receipts. Our own receipts wero rather light, though fully double tho ehipments, but our stock in store has not increased during the past weel, and that is somo comfart to bolders, Sel- ler Noyember was most in demand ; the option opgned at 3034c, and advanced to 813¢c, closing 2t 808{c. Seller the mouth sold at 80X @3034¢c, closing at theineide, Soller December sold at g13¢@31e. Btrictly fresh receipts closed at 80%@207%4c; and rejected at 283dc. Cash suies Wéro reported of 15,000 bu No, 2, at 8lc; 4,000 bu do at 30%¢e : 46,600 bu do at 3037c: 89,000 bu do at 8054 50,000 bu do st S034c; 45,000 ba do 5t 3084c; 65,000 bu doat 30i{c; 10,000 bu do at 80c; 2,466 by reiccced nt 29c; 1,200 bu do at 983c: 5,600 bi Mo, 3 g 92 Total, 283800 bu. o rather less active, and steady ot yesterday's prices, though reporled ncglected in Now York. Therp was little demand, bubtho ressure to sell, noted on Priday, was over, gnd guycm and sellers wore about cqual in numbers. The ont crop is n Iarge ono, and dealers say that it is poor in quality, thus far making oats a very unsatisfactory article to deal in. Seller the mouth rold at 20@20%c; eclior November at 2084c ; and seller December lower at 224@ 29%fc. all closing duli. fresh recoipts closed at 203{c. . Rejected was very weak, Cash &sles jere reportod-of 1,200 bu No. 2 at 2le; 4500 bu do ct 20%c; 8,400 bu do at 203c: 2500 bu do ot 203 & .60 bu do ot 203e ; 5,000 Vu do ab 20%c; 6,000 bu rejected af 193ge; 12,500 bu do at 17e. Tolal, 43,400 bu. Ryo was steady at the vrices of yesterday, with o fair demand, and little ofering, ps ro- ceipts aro light. ' Sales wero_reported of' 3,000 bu No. 2, fresh raceipts, 8t 5lc, and 2,400 bu do, xegnlnr, ab 503ge. Rojccted was nomingl at 47 @473 pliont. g Barley wag wealt, and Jess active, at about the samo prices ns yesterdey, The imnarket oponed strong, owing to_reports of light receipis for Monday; but fell off about noon, when it was Tound thiat tho shipping demand Lad diminished to o low point, a8 it was thon _found that bat little more barloy would bs wanted for other points before the close of navi- ation. No. 2, in qrdinary houscs, old at 63@ s @5 soller tho fnonth et 63@G3K0s da seller November at 61c; No. 8 at 48@48l4, ail closing nb the inside. Cash ales woro reported of 400 bu No. 2 at Gic; 4,800 bu doat (3fe 5, 806 bu do at 6237c; G;800 bu do.at 63¢ ;400 b’ No. 8 at 80c; 4,060 b do nt 49¢:-1,200 bu do at 48%¢c; 6,400 bh do at 48¢; 5,600 Lu do st 4714c; 400 bu rejected ot 40c3-2,000 bu do at %o; 1,200 bu do at 383¢c; 5,200 bu do ot 33c ; 400 bu do st 8T 400 b bysumplo at 80c ; 407 bu do at 77 ; 400°bu do ot 750; 400 bu do at 78c; 400 ba'do at 70c ; 400 bu do kt Bfic ; 400 bu do b 6ic ; 400 bu do at 55¢ ; 400 bu do et b0, Fotal, 43,200 bu. GREEN FRUITS--ADPes w ere 1ff mmoderate dema 4t former prices, GTADes scarces and gna. staukeri doingbetter, Bales mclude 145 brilg apples at £2.95@ 2,503 250 brls at $2.00@2.25 45 brks ot $1.50; 1car at £.195; 3 cara choice 2t $2.00; 60 - baskets nainces at B0c@31.00; 80 cases Catawba, grapos at $3.25@3.50; 5 cases Isabclla grapes b $5.95;°95 Lyl cranberries at gs%gn@w,su; 25 brls at $9.00@9.50; 10 bris wild at GROCERTES—Sugara wora exe. having advanced 5 J¢c i New ';rfii,"’;iflflfifiwéfi Less vors also excocdingly firm, with' s upwird fen- dency. Rice, 5033, candles, and all other goods in tho List, axcopt 6pices and Btarch, were quoted ateady. Wo note an sdvance of & ic in Tafined sugars, a6 follows : Corrzss—loch, S0¢; O. G. Java, 25@260: Java No. 2, 23i@24e ; fancy Rio, 2% @ags:c; chioice” do, 23% @®22%c; primo Riv, 2%@H3rc: good do, 203:@2c common do, 19%@20¢3 “Singapore, 493@a8xc} Costa Rico, U@%}acvi Marieatho, 223 @28)¢c. 1ooaones—star, foll welght, bo@2igc; Stearine, Ricz—Patna, 8X@83(c; @se; e 9}(@93{2 X@8(c; Rangoon, 7i@8e; Caro- 14x¥@143c; crushed and i Sv:dmni—lx—;zen:;nz loat, powdered, 13%@13Xc; gx : Standard, 123/@12777 do Koo b Aa@ivie o 1354c; extra C, 125@12%c; C, No. 2, 115@1% 5 gww Cx'o }g{igméc_; (:,hnlco iX%c; prime o, 103(@1lc; fair do, 10 ; clivica m Bugar, 1037@11c ; fair 46, Sisgaacys s Cioice molusses Synues—Dismond dring, ‘$1.30@1.35 ; silver_drips, extra fine, 12@75¢ 'kxufid Bugar-houze syrup, 45@50c ; oxtra do, 50@55¢; New Orleans molasses, chibice, 5@ @slc; Porto Rico molasses, choice, 60@C5c 5 common molaskes, 0@3%e, rices—Allspice, 17@18c; cloves, 28@30c; cassia, 10Gi%c; popper, PHECRIKS; mutoge 81 4TG1 ginger, pure, 26@50¢ 3 do No. 1, 20@25¢ ; do No. 2, 16 Soups—French mottled, 6/@63{c; German mottle 74 @Txc; Golden West, 6G6i¢c; White Lily, szé 63Zc; White Rose, 6X@63¢c; brown Windsor, 45@ o lon o Gloe: el CH G l0ss, c; corn, 9 3 8c; common, 5@8c, YOGl i, 06, GAME—Was n good request, and owing o light of- ferings prices wero ranging higher, Sales comprise 20 doz prairie chickens at $££,00@4.5; 12 doz Mallard ducks at $3.25; 13 doz do at $2.75@8.00; 10 doz do at $2.60; 5 doz teal at $1.75; 10 doz snipe at §1.25; 3 doz quail’at $3.00; 7 doz quail at $2,60; 1 doz squirrels ot $1.50; 1 carcass venison at 1, HIOPS—Remain quiet. The receipts arc ample, with only o light local demand. YW continue to quote 15@ 80c for Wisconsin; 24(@35¢ for Eastern, LONEY—The offerings of fine grades aro lights stralued honey in amplé supply. We quote 24@35c for choico comb, and 18@30¢ for strnined; 35¢for Eastern, HAY—The recelpts continue lurge, and in_ tho ab- sence of anytning ‘tke an actiyo demand, prices were sgain weak and unscttled, Dealers' -ucre not suxions to buy st tho poncxed ' figures: O3 TRaCE~New t mo!hyA,!:En:cr ‘pressed, $18.50@17.50§ do Iooze presaed, $16.00@17.00; new prairié, presscd) £10.50@11,50. ON WaGon—Timotuy, looso, $15.008 30.50 ; prairie, loose, $9.00@11.60. For delivery of Preasad, 31.09@ 1.8, secording o distanc, HIDES Ve alloled woak af e yoCont decliney DBuyers aro tuking bold very cautlously, and stocks are il “ piling up.”” Sales yere.chiefly at insido quotn= tions, - autilde fizurea belng obtinable only far | choicp omajl ‘parecls, We wako no. chongo dn our list, aa follows: Graen butehers!, Tige; groon salted, cured, beavy, 104@ 103{c; do light, 11%@113e; paré cured, 96@103c; grotn calf, 17e; graen city veal kip, prime, 1c; dry Ealled, 16@17c} dry kip, 22¢ ; dry calf, 36e} dry fint, 19@20¢; deacons, 60@G0c; dameged, 8c; all ofhor damaged etock, two-ihirds price; branded, 10 per cent off, 3 | 0N AND RTEEL—Buslness in this domytment 6 :nu{'zinucs' dclive, eud prices rule eteady 35 foll Horse-shoo izon § i@ o Bariron... 18 410@ 5 510 rates Heavy band, 15 41085 U910 rates Light bund. 16 4108 § 30 rates it 4108 G 610 iates 410@ 5 910 rates 4103 Tates paired Tates rates Tates rales yates Spriny sure rales pliflfl‘fl!_‘ —-Thig markot was without pow fonture, Trade continues good ut the quotations given below : - HEMLOCE, Qity harpess. .. $ 3@ 40 Country harness. LSy 48 Line, city, ¥ Ib. 1@ 48 Kip, @ Ib.... w@ 110 Rip, veals. £ 115 ity uppor, No. 1, FE. T 2@ ® City ¥yer, No. 4, @ fi. 5@ 20 . Comniry upper, No. 1. Pone 2% Colldr, 3 1t. 15@ 2 Calf, city, 1.20@ 1.40 Liog 125 3G 35 Si@ 32 25G 28 %@ 3 85@ 30 NG B Calf..., 0 ST Kip, No, 1, modin: e — CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Ss1oRDAY EVENING, Oct, 20, ALCOHOL—Continnes in gcod demand, ot $L.79@ 1.66 for 94 per cent proof. 5 'BROOM CORN—The market fo this staple continucs qull, there being only a light local demand for jmme- Qizta wante. . Wo continue to quiote : $40.00@50,00 per ton for common ; $70,00@90.00 for fair; $100.00@120.60 for chojco; and $150.00G160.00 for choico hurl. BEANS_Are dull and prices veak; the offerings are plsnty, but thero is only a lif'll’. demand., We quote -Choico navies at §2.25@2,00; fair medinm, $2.0062.16; common, §1.50@1.75. Sales includo 20 sacks navy at $2.15; 20 sacks choico medium at §2.15; 10 do at §2.00} 20 do nt$130, BUTTER—Fair activity still characterizes this mar- Xet, 63d at the late reduction in prices of choice grades the fecling seezs firm, _ Stocks are not accumulating to any alarming extent, and bolders are cenfideat of their ability to sustain present raies 23 Jong as the de- mand keeps up. Outzide and local buyers ware aperat- ing on ® liberal scale, ot tho annexod quotations ; Strictly clioico dairy, 25@20c ; medium to good, 15@ 22¢; inferior to comymon, T@16e. BAGGING—Under thishiced ye have no new features tonote. In burlaps and gunnies o fair movement 2 ‘witnessed, while grain bags remain very r{uxet, =rices rule steady und firm for all goods n tho list ' Follow ing are tho quotations ; Stark, 363c 3 TuTi0w, 35%¢; Lewisont, 34c; American, 333 (Cr Creel dic; ‘burlap bags, i‘nnds bu, 20@[22,\;5 g;‘“me!. single, o3 3 wool g7 70, Gl e AT ‘Common brick continues o oo jradiry at $12.60 perm. Lime, o .. Boo-ive “ond ” firm, at present et e a-o0: Stucco, $250§275; New I‘lflflk “etncen,, casting, $3.75@4.00; superfine _do, Cob@ it Roscndale cement, $3.25@3.50; Utica H00BLEY 00 per brl; Loviovillo com 00; G cement, £2,00; ‘marble dust, $3. in quotatioris. Indeed this was the first real day of trading in provisions this sesson. Liys hogs were again reported lower, end yesterd | disinclinatiom to trade was exhibited ill 110 0 tho eession, buyers holding off for loqPries which sellefs would nob concedongidars giving was principelly for meats, 87 o dqone” Tho way a litilo, a0 activo BUSIEY o hams, and of inquiry was especially B orally refuse to name Jight averages; cutfs “averago, while 14 Ibs is ces than 15 fbs »- fon BYEPE0: WIUE usually 85K"Moss “pork was unchangod ;‘“ S1C80E and for December dolivery, as or P'fhought much will not bo mado before 88 iktmpg, but was easier on the moro doferred Glions, Packing has proceeded but slowly 25 yet; but next month will probably bea very active ono in tho packing houses. The market closed a2t the following range of i Mess pork, cash or seller October held .00; do, seller December, £12.75@12.8724 ; do, seller Janunry, $12.671{@12.75; do, seller February, nomingl; do. seller March, £12.75@ 12.8734; 'do, seller April, $18.00 asked. Lard, ' cash 75@73(c for: winter; do, Eeller December, 73,@734c; do, seller Jnnuary, 7%c; do, seller’ February, 8c; eummer rendered, 73c; dry salted shoulders, 6@63}c; short ribs, 10@10%Zc; other descriptions cn- tirely _nominal. Sweet pickled bums, 11}4@1c, and green hams firm b 8}4@S3{c Tor preeent delivery ; 83{@8b4c scller November ; f@BXc seller Dicember. Green sbouldors, 4¥%@4c; do, shortribe, 63¢@Te. Meats, 15 to 20 days in ealt, quotable at'5c for shonlders ; 8%@ 837c for short ribs, and 8i§@S4c for short clear. Tosed shoulders, seller Decembor,quotedat 414@ 45c. English meats, fordeliveryin December sud Jannary, - 64@634c for Cumberlands; 634c for short ribs; 634@63{c for long clear; 7c for short clear; 83@83{c for long cuthams ; break- faat bacon, 11@12c, and bacon hams, 16@18c, all acked. Mess beef, £8.50@9.00; extrn mess o, §9.50@10.00; beef hams, $25.00@25.60. Cily tallow, S§@Si{c; greass quotablo at 514@6igc. = Sales were rcported of 300 bris mees pork at 315.00; 250 brls do,_zeller March, at £12.75 ; 50 tes lard at Te looso s 500 tea lard, seller December, at $7.6837 per 100 Ibs; 250 tcs do, seller January, at 7sc; 1,050 boxes shonlders, delivered in January an Tebruary, nt 457¢; 20,000 1bs ehort ribs, on private terms ; 100 Lozes hort clear, seller December, at 7c ; 100 boxes long clear, feller December, st 6ifc; quict Aulk, me, $L.25@1.35 por brl; white sand, per brl, 3.00F pias halr, per bu, 20@ 450 ; fire brick, per 1,000, $40.00:00.00 7 buiiamng brick (common), '$12.50814.00; Woodstock pressed 040,007 St. Louis Hydraulic pressod, Milwaukee, $33.09, del; Racine, $30.06 e, ) del: 'fire ’ cley, per b, .0h@5.07, The following ia the list of prices per boz of 30 fect, for domestic window ghss, from which & reduction of 40 per cent is ada by dealers : First Double quality, strength, 6x 80 7x Qe $ 8.00 7x10 to _8x10, 0 8x11 to 10x13.... 0 8x14 to 10xI5. 11.90 10314 to 12x1 13.00 15.00 17.00 18,50 200 3 9 60 09 0 ) ) - - 40 _CHEESE—R former pricos, Blacks ato in fair working order, and under o liberal itiquiry 1 good feeling prevatis. ‘Werercat our guolations os follows : New York fuctory, 15G16¢; Ohio factory, 13} Western factory, 1@1414¢, C kewauna 13 now held at$10.50@11.00, Other descriptions remnin firc, as 1 previougly quoted, Tollowing are the prices curcent: Lehigh lump, $12.00; Lebigh prepared, $11.00; Lackawanna, $10.30@11.00; Eric, $10.00@10.60; Briar’ Till, $10.00G Walnt Hill, 10, $10.00@10.50°; Dloesbure, $9.50@ 10, AMibe, $9,00; Hocking Valiey, $0.50; Ingiaua, $9.00; Minonk, $8.00 ; Wilmingion, $1.00. COOPERAGE—But littlo was done under ‘this hiead, Thoro is & fulr inquiry for flour barrels; other Qeacriptions aro in light request. We con- tinue to quote: Pork berrels, $150@LS5 lard tiorces, 31.80@1.85; whiskey ~ parrels, $2.15@ 9 flour larreis, GU@SSc; mtaves and Leadings, - SIT.00@%0.00° for pork barrels; flour staves, $8,50@7.00; circle four headings, 8@Jc @ set; dflour hoop poles, SIL0UEIZU0 P m3 pork and tierce poles, $18,00@20.00 % m ; whiskey bar- rel staves, §23@27.00 7 m, ~ Nales jncludo 2,000 pork Darrels at $1.65. 2 CALIFORNIA FRUITS—Continue to meet with a good demand, Pears quotable at $3.25@5.00 per box. Grapes at 25@30z. Sales include 25 boses pesra at §5.00; 100 at $4.50; 50 at $.25G3.50; 500 lbs Muecat grapes at 250 por jb 200 16 while Tokny at 30c per i, LGGS—NMet with o very good inguiry this morning, and tho receipts being light, prices ruled the higher for strictly fresh, Sclesinclude 30 pkgs at 24@25e; 120 ezges at 24c; 100 pkgs at 23¢; 60 at 22c; 20 boxes Limed 10,000 1bs do on private terms; 500 boxes long clear, and 500 boxcs: short ciear, scller Decom- ber, botl at G%c; 250 boses of each, seller Jan- nary, 8t 6%¢: 5,000 pes green hams (ay 14 1bs), selier 10thi Lo 23th of November, st 85c; 1,000 pea do (v Il o) ab By 00 tes sweet pickled - haws (av 15 1Ibs), seller November, at 10c; 50 tes do on privato terms ; 200 tes do seller December (averago 154 1bs) at'9c ; 5,000 pes green bellies at 7c 3 70 brls esira mess beef at £10.00 ; 100 brls city butohers’ tallow at 8%/c ; 60 brls country do at T¥c. Flour was moreactive, and steady. There was amcderate demand for shipment, several lots being taken on Eestern aocount ; while the de- mand for the better grades for the local trade was very ood,—considering the doy,— a8 very littlo’ doing is tho usmal rale for Baturday. Bran was firm. Bales wero reported of 100 brls_white winter ex- tras (McCracken’s best) at-£9.50 ; 100 do at $8.75; 200 brls do at $6.623¢ : 100 do on p.t.; 200 brls unsound winter at $7.00; 300 brls epring extras (Oriental) at 26.75 ; 100 bris do at. £6.50 ; 100 brls do at $6.25 ; 250 brls do at $6.00; 600 bris do at £5.75 ; 100 brls do at $5.50 5300 at 206c, FEATHERS—Were in fair demand ot about 08@70c for prime live gecee ; 35@30c for mixed. FISH—Prices were firm for all descriptions, Stocks aro now ample and_u satisfactory businces is doing. Wo_ quote: No.1whitefieh, 5.25@5.50; No, 2, €.0085.25; No. 1 trout, $415@5.00; No. 1'shore mackerel, $.75@10.00; No, 1 bay, $3.00@8,75; No. 2 bay mackercl, $7.00¢7.95; No, 1, shore, kits, 1,75@1.80; bank codfish, $5.00@5.75; George’s cod- fieh, $6,50@6.75 ; box herring, No, 1, 30@33c; box her- ring, scaled, $3G45c; Columbia River salmion, new, alf brle, $10.00§10.95. FRUITS AND NUTS—Peaches were quoted easfer, with which exception the market was comparatively steady. New raisins"are now iu tho mparket, ond are sclling at §2.80@3.00 per box. ~We drop guotations of peaclics a oot foliows: Dates, 8G90 fige drume, g 14@15c; do nev, 10G17c; figs, box, 18@1%; Turkey 8@9c; French 'do, 11@11xc; reisine, old, @2.90; raieins, mew, $2.60@3.00; Dlack- Dew, 11%@12; Xip, No. 2, heavy. Harness, French calf, Jodot, French calf, Lemoin French calf, 24 1o 26 It French caif; 26 10 30 Ibs French calf, 30 o 38 . French calf, 50 to 100 1ts LEMONS-Aro in usual ) ‘30 prices range from $6.50@0.00 for French ; $1.508.00 for Malagar, New oranges sell at $11.09212,00 per brl, or $1.00 per 1ETALS AND TTRNERS' STOCK—Trado was fair- 15 netive, and prices were unchanged, ruling as fol- Tows: T1x PLATE=TC, 10314, §16.60; do, 12312, §16.00; do, 14220, §16.50; do, roofing, 1C, §14.00, T16 Tin—Targe, 45c; small, 4C¢; ba, 4Te, Sueer Zmo—Full casks, 11)gc} half carks, 113¢c; Tess quantity, 12)c; slab, Jc. - Sater InoK—No. 24, T rates, Corren—Copper bottoms, 43¢; - braziors, over 12 bs, 45¢; tinned copper, 43c. WmE—2t05, 405 S, 12,113c; 13 and 1 16¢; 19, 19¢; %, feuce wire, 8c. NAILS—There {s no abatement in the demand, yes- , a0 9, 10¢; 10 to 11, 1lc; 12, , 123¢c; 15and 16, 14c; 17, 15c; 15, 20c; full bundle, 15 per cent discount ! terday's prices being continued, s follows: 104 per 1214@6.25 ; 8d § 1@6.55; 0d to60d, do, 4d do 080 @7.00; 30 do, $7.6216@1.75 & .00@9.12)¢ + 20 do, $9.375@9,50; clinch, 123 off 1o tha trade, 2 $8.50 NAVAL “STOKES—Were moderately sotive, malo o change in quotations to-day : Weo Manilla rope, 3 b, SR Sisal rope, 3 1b ST Temp sash cord, @1 . T 20 Marline, B ib .20 Tarred tope, Lo Oakum, B Ll I 6.00 Pitch, 12 brl . 600 Tar, 32 brl . 1 600 @650 OILS—Carbon Was firm and 3 %c higher, in sympa- {hy with Cleveland. Lard oil continues weak, with a downward tendeney, Other descriptions ruled quict aud steady. We quote: Carbon, 21X@2Sei Carbou, water white, 3lc; cxtra furd strictly’ winter, B85c; do, ico-pressed, 7T8c; do, current make, TGc; No. 1, 73c: No. 2, 63¢; linseed, raw, 85@87c; do bolled, 90@Y2c; whnlt, 83¢; sperm, 22.00@2.10; neats’ foot oil, strictly pure, $1.10; do exe S1.0D; do No, 1, 90@J5c; bauk ofl, G5c; straits, clephiant oil, 95¢; turpentize, 12@Tc, COLORS, AND PUTTY—Remzin -un- "We repeat our i WHITE LEAD, tr3, 0c; PAINTS, changed, Strictly pure. Facy brands. 11.50 0.50@11.60 E: Genuine Veillo Montague. 1450 Ameri 1250 Snow wh 1.09 Railrord colors, Rochelle ochre. Eugiish Ven, red English orange minerai English red lead. . U a5 in beiter demand, and firmer, Sales include 16 coops fresh chickons at'S3,00@3.50 1 c00ps at 32.75@2.00 3 24 coopnat 32, turkeya at 10@ 11c ; 25 ige’ Beero 1t $12.00; 1 doop geceo at S11.00; & plucked do at $8,00 ; 6 coops ducks at $3,50@4,00, POTATOES—Dealers report a_trifle_better feeling, the receipts ate loss, and old atocks are beiug graduatly worked off, Peacliblows and Early Rose aro i fair demand, Salesinclude§ cara Peachblows ot §0¢ on track; Teardo at4Sc; 3do at 45c; 1do at 40c; 1 ES—Are plentyand n fair requeat. Jersoys quotabloat 35@i0c 3 Southern Lilinols at 896 $2¢, Sales include 25 brls at$3.25; 50 do at $3.00; 50 do 3¢$2.90; 7540 at S2. ¥ SALT~Ié in'yery good demand. Wo nolo an ade yauco in Seginaw five_und Orondaga, gecisioned by light stocks and bigh freights.- Other descriptions ror Onondagn fine, $2.25 main unchanged. We quote 3 coarso Diamond C, $2.%5; dairy, Saginaw fine, £25; o without bags, £3.003 do, withi bags, $4.00; ground 0. lsgfl!fisz.zs 3 Asnton dairy, per bag, o alum, SEEDS—Wero very guiet and prices £0ld at 1563 fox choice Crumar Baloy minds 5 bags prime timothy 2t $3.005 5 bags do at 2,603 8 do at 8277 ; 62 sacks prime-elover, at $5.20; 10sacks do $5.15; 1 car choico flax_at $1.563¢ on track, 8ASH, 'DOORS, AND BLINDS—Continue active, Wo continue to quotc: i FOUR PANEL DOORS, RAISED, PANELS TOTI SIDES, Thickness. Size. i 13-16. Flax 2x 6 by 0x 8. 2x 81 6x 8] Thickness. Size. 3 3-16.. 3-I N RATL BASH. Size of 12:-1ight Price per 1oind window, raspberries, . 35@37¢; peaches, pared, 19@19)c; berrice, pitted cherries, 26@28c; peaches, halves, 6}4@7c; do, mixed, 6G8xc; Zanto currantd, Ty@Ec; apples, Southern, new, 5@0ie; do, NoTs—Filberts, Western, 7@7Xc; Michigan, 8)@0c. 1 English walnuts, 4@15¢; aimende, Terragona, 29 14@15c; Naples walpute, 19@20c; Brazils, 14@15¢; Tocans, 10@12gc; African peanuts, f7e; Wilming: ton peanuts, ‘8c; 'Tennesaeo neanats, 8c;' chestuuts, brlada at 85,6234 : 700 - brls -on . ti: 60 brls wer bu, £5.50G7.00, 10214 i x10 Discount of 15@23 per cent from list. - TEAS—A good busincas was doing in the market, and prices were amip frm and. unchapged, Hyson, common to fair, 60@550; good, 65@75¢; choice to $1.05@1.20; superfine to flnu% hyson, euo@i‘lx.un;, common imperial, 65@75c ; é:flod 1o chofce do, 80c@ £1.05; - fine to good gunpowder, 80c@S1.05; 'choice $1.10@1.20; extra, $1.95@L35;" choice to extraleaf Japan, $0c@E1.03 ;' fair to good'do, 60E30e; colorad: Daturdl leaf Japen, 55GE50; common fo fine Oolong, 45@55¢ ; £ood, 60@75¢ 5 clioica to extra, S0c@EL.05, TOBACCO—Wes quoted steady at the subjoined prices: Crzwino—Fine Cut—Extra, T5@80c; choice, 65 70¢; common, 55@60c; noor, 40@50c. e, 656 Sioxina—Extra, 33@35c; medium, 30@32%; com- ‘mon stems, 21@29¢. PLuG—Natural leaf, 75@60c; half bright, 60@70c; ‘black, sound, 48@55¢. > WOOD~—This market was strong at the following guotntions: Beach, $13.00; maple, $14.00; hickory, $14,50@15.00. WOOL—Tho demand for wool i improving, ad- ‘vices from the East being more favorable. Stocks arg ample and prices steady at tho following Tauge : Tub, choice, extra. Tub, commbon, .. Flecee, XX, good 5, lig Fleecs, XX, Lad condition, Lieavy: Fleece, X, 00 condition, light. Fleece, X, Ead condition, hiesvy. Flecce, niedium, good condition Flseco, coarsc, light, and clean. Fleece, coarse, light, and dingy Fleece, unwaghed, fine, . Flecoe, unwashed, coarse, .. Super, pulled. Extra, pulled NS A CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Kcview for the Week Ending Oct. 26, SATURDAY EVENING, Oct, 26, The receipts of live stock during the weok were 28 follows: Hogs. Sheep, 6,831 1,116 5 1380 2,153 1,887 218,129 The following were {he shipments : 509 617 3 qocipta from Jan, 1 to date, com- pato with the reoeipts during the corresponding period in 1871, 23 follows: Cattle, Recelved this year......575,312 fifa?éo Received lust year.. .. 466,610 LE2LTIT 267903 Received morethis year, 108,802 813,36} : Received leas this year.. K, 1483 Live atock froighta are unsettled and irregu- Jar. On Monday last’ & general advguce was gatablishedbebween this city and tha Eastern mgtkets, “but the ‘advanca was not uni- {um, each rond Laving, it is understood, a riff f ita .own. The nominal yate between Ohicago aid New York is $140.00 per car, which i3 an §qvance of $30.00, tho old rate having been §110,00, ' To Buffalo the tariil is $76.36. GATTLE—The week just cloged has witnessed no improvement in tha genergl foatures of the cattle market, On the contrary, tho dullness and deprcesion prevalent last week and the pre- ceding one have, if possible, been intensified. Theonly favorablo ircumstance noted in con- noction with the masket was the somewhat di- minighed receipts, the arrivalas aggregating only 12,707 head, against 17,836 last week. The sups fell litila, if any, ply actually on sale, however, short of last week, for it will be remembere thare wera somewhore botween 8,000 and 4,000 stalo cattle. Dut independent of ‘any increaso or decrense of receipts, the condition of the sea~ board markets was such that auy decidod change for the better in the market here.was an event that conld not reasonably be looked for, 'S far #8 tha tter grade of stock, e 3 are ustally. takon for the Eastern markets, weie concerned, there was virtually no market, the' nggregate E\uchnses of slnEpers roaching only about 8,000 end—coneiderably lesa than one-fourth of the supply. Soms of tho best droves were for~ werded in firét hands. A bunch qf extra graded steors changed hirda gaxiy in the Wwaek at $6.60, byt with this singlo excoption $6.00 was the highest figure obtained,” whilo “salen gt aver §5,50'wero-estremely rara, Moat of the transs fors verg ot tho Jov Tange of $2.50@4.73. Packers bave been in regulsr attendance, ond have operated from day to day, but on a more limitod seale than during last wesk, the mildness of the weather Laving retarded oper- ations. Stock steers coutinue in stendily fair demand, but ynder 3 tco libexal supply prices during Tuesday and Wednesiay weakened to thie extent ‘of 25¢ per 100 Ibs, and heve ruled ir- regular gince. Wo now quote at 32,60@3.00 for common ; of £3.25@3.50 for medinm; and nt £3.95@3.00 for good'to primo. Veal calves re- main dull at $3.50@5.50 for common coarso hoavy to choice light, with sales chiolly af 3,73 @4.75, Texas cattlo, though comprising tho Jarger portion of the receipts, have commanded relatively banertpricna than native stock, and all wero disposed of, To-day the market was dull and easy, Neither local nor outside buyers were operating to zny congiderable oxtent, and tho few szles reported indicated slight deeline from former rates. We give the following as the cloeing QUOTATIONS, Extra—Groded mtcers nveraging 1,400 s and upwards, sees Choice Leoves—Finc, fat, well formed 3 ysar o5 year old steers, and averaging 1,200 £0 1,300 f .e Good —Well-fattened, fincly-formed $8,40@6.60 oo 5.7586.00 cloers, averaging 1,100 to 1,900 lts .. 5.25@3.50 Medium Grades—Steors In fair ficels, aver- sging 1,100 10 1,950 1, ... .. 4.50@5.00 Butchers! Stack—Common 0 muedinm stcers, and good to extra cows, for city slaugliter, averaging 800 to 1,100 1 Stock Cattié—Common eattle, in fleeh, averaging 700 to 1,050 {bs.. Inferior—Light and thin cows, stags, bulls, and scallawag stoers.. Texas Cattle—Through droves. 1.I5@3.00 Toxas Cattle—Northern winte: £25@4.50 HOGS—The receipts the past weck bave been 48,394, against 73,302 last week, and 45,15% weck before last, Since Jan. 1 the arrivals bave been 2,348,138, ngainat 1,534,777 to same dute last ear—nu increaso of 814,361 This market has een dull and drooping from the opening to tho cloes. The prevalence of warm weather has ef- fectually oxcludod packers; but this fact, had there been no otber drawbacks, would not havo boen sufficiont to causo tho decline of 20@25¢ that prices have sustained sinco the date of our last weekly roview. Shippers were in fall at- tendance, ‘and the demand from this source would no doubt have been suflicient to absorb the daily arrivals, had it been possible to oblain an adequate supply of cars, Tho unfavorablo weather, and tho searcity of cars, taken in con- nection with the advance in freights, have made the past weelk one of tho dullost and most uun- profitable of the season. The extrome rango of prices paid for cer lots was $4.00@4,70, thongh tho graat bulk of tho hogs changed lauds at $4.20@4.50, The closing rates.aro $4.00@%.15 for common ; $4.20@1.%5 for medium, and $4.30 @4.40 for good to choice. To-day the market was lifelezs. New York buyers were doing nothing, and tho demand from other sources was of the most limited charactor, By noon the yards were nearly de- serted, and £ho markets closed flat, 3.2564.%5 2.6084.00 2.0082.50 decent 10O SALES. Xo. Avw, Price,|No. Lric [ 3 §4.85] 44 $. [ R 66 5| 68 100 &5 45 suf 46 47 430106 43 4501 61 61 415 49 292 SHEEP —The market opened sactive and stendy, buk tho_recoipts proved larger than re- uired, and during Wedneeday aud_Thursday a geclina of 25@35¢c was sustained. Shippers have been idlo, only 549 head going into their hands. The locel trade was ‘supplied at £3.00@ 8.50 for common; at’ $8.75@4.00 for mediam, and at’ $4.25@L.60 for %’ood to choico, st whiell range the market cfbses dull. AR S ik CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. SATURDAS, Oct, 26, Vossels wero in good demand, and rates un- changed, as follows : Manistee......0 $5.00{Green Bay.. Ludington e Havea,. @00 Fentwater. © 4.50/0conto, 6.00,Suamico, The receipts and shipments for the ot 24 o, ending a2 7 oelock this Tmoming: wore as follows : E o Receipts. Shipments, Lumber, m. it Rmen Bhingles, m. 2343 Lath, m: 85 T2 Corrésponding figures list year, same dato: Receipts, Shipments. 5,60 1820 Zumber, m. X ot Shingles, m. 2,750 534 Lath, m. 50 266 LuMBER AFLOAT.—There was a large supply on hand, but few buyers, and but one e tno, siles were made. Prices unchanged, as follows ; nmber Jotat and dcantling. 3.25 9.00@10.00 A7 THE YaRps.—Trade at the yards was active; buyers wera in good sttendance and prices were nominally uachanged, as follows: QUOTABLE. First and second clear...... Becond clear, 1 inch to 3 Third clesr, 1 inch, Third clear, thick, Firat and second $48,00@55.00 47.00@50.00- 39,0064 13,008 .00 20.00@22.00 g $7.00@39.00 upward.... 35.00@40.00 A stock bozrds.., eeen $7.00@40.00 Bstack boards. $2.00@36.00 Common boards, .. a Joist, ecantling, smail ‘timber, and under. 003 Fercing, <. 16.00@17.00 Joist and scantiing, ,00@24.00 Tickets, square 15.0@10.00 Pickets, flat, 15.003186,00 Cedar osts, epiit, 16.00@13.00 ar posts, round. 20,00@22.00 o oave 3.50@ 4.00 N TRac! hingles were in fair domand at the annexed prices ¥ No. 1 eawed. 2.00 Aor Star, % - 2123 “Turee dollars per car to bo 2dded ransfarred, which charge follows the !lllnfllu:. Whep'd % d ‘Thickness—Five shingles tu Ls two inches in thick- ness. Length—Sizteen inches, HARDWOOD. Pty 15.00@55.00 * 000@40.00 206000 Flooring, 6 in. groovs 08 e Axcls . 0@ B2 20.00@25. » oy 10.00@15.00 Qargo sales wore as follows : Cargo schooner Speed, from Muskegon, 100 m i“n?!? azd hoards, al $18.00. Sold by‘iriah, Bul- en & e £ Qargo schooner Canal, from Pentwater, 250 shingles, at $3.10. Sold by Meglade. - mCyg::A snhc‘:ner Flt(]&_nenut, tlxa*nhl:l%nt?tg, 16 Jolsf and scantling, af ACA 0! Blanchard, Borland & Co. s e, Herkimer County Dairy NMarket, Lrrrre Fares, N. Y., Oct. 26.~The markyt s been very firm this week, though.sajes of fuex:.l‘;twm not quito so brisk s was anticipated. Farm dsiries wero taken esgerly, axd aé rémarknbly good prices, tho bulk selling at 135@13%c, and fancy lots as high ag. 14c. p dtlivery at tho railrosd and a3 pesrly 1,000 boxes, -All the lesding factoriea weye zeprescnted, and sellers of fancy made ] atrang effont to_crowd. S caliatals, SRR St 3 £l : mr}:ha.la ugg 1u§ agcmer w’;ek. i 5 e 3 Wholo offerings were not far from 11, 6,000 of which. changed hauda for the mb'flopm = 13¢c, though two or three lots wen?, 5o bettar. We give quotations as follows; Eill, 14%e; Koys, 143c; Little Fallg Contral, 24Xc s I. 'D. Tves, 143/c} Mariatille, 14i¢e; Norway” Association, 14ic; Stons Chuyoh, Mc; Pauling, 143¢c; Schugler, 135c: Zally 14¢c s Fop Notch, 1a¥(c; Storn Atabie, 143 ; Spring fiold, 14160 ; Snell’s Bush, 14%c ; Smith Creek, 143¢c; Avery & Tves, 14%c ; Herkimer Gounty Central, 143c Bothel, 183c; Trockett’s Bridgo, 14c; Freoman, idc | Cagmauttn 14k Cold Creck, ice; Colambia. Cantre, 33 Cool ves, 14i(c; Craine’s urs, 1dige i G S LA ine’s Coynur, 14c; Florida,'J4%e'3 North Fairfield 30 s P o, 1¢3¢c ; Danube Cold prings, airiibld Association, 18%c ; Newport, ey ociation (reported), 4%, 2 of he - butter coming forward is taken for the local tredo, Good reshlots in Welsh tubs brought trom 28 to 206 {or ipmont. - = Atthe Utica market offerings of fact about 6,000 boxes, tho half of which sold, The raling ‘prices were 1ifc, with a few lots reported at 14sc. “Tho cheose n Horkior nad adjoining connties is shippod dawn pratty close, but the fall make kas been remarkally good, owing 1o an unusual smount of fall fced and abeence'from frosts, Thogenoral mpression Xero s that there will be no declino a prices on cheese Tiade up to date, 08 it s very frm. Dairgmen foel confident of an 2dvanco in rates, wad ato holding very > smauated to — MARKETS BY TEL_EG‘RAPH. - Foreign Markets, Liveneqy, Qct. 26—11 3. m.—Flour, 300, Wintor wheat, 113 843 spring * wheat, 113 3d@12s 5 white wheat, averaga, 123 G@18s 943 club wheat, 135 3d. Corn, 235 6d@38s 9d. York, Lard, 3%s. L1vERPOOL, Oct. 26—1:20 p. m.—Brezdstuffs héavy. Winler wheat, 118 6@ 84, Corn, 2% 6. 26— _p. m.—Cousala for maney, . Nothing doing *jn-American f 763, 915 do rio, 413, middling up- sales 20,000 DAl for acconnt, 92 tis, and rrices nominal. Bonds 8T, 925 ¢ 10405, 8T¢ ; mew 52, B3¢, Pants, bet. 26, —Rentes, 33f 16, Livegroor, Oct. 20,—Cotton firm lands, 92(@97d ; Orleans, 103@103 Dales ; epectlation and export, 5,000 Briad- stuffa Leavy : red winter whoet, 115 6d@11s 6d. Flour, 303, Corn, 243 6d. . Cheese, 635 6, Bacon unchangad, The Cotton NMarkets. GALVESTON, Oct. 26.—COTTON—Firm; ¢c; good to ordinary, 163@17c. Recai bales,’ Exports, Great Britein, 1,204 bal Lales’; sales, 1,500 Lales ; stock, 39,590 bal Mobizz, Qcf, 26.—C —Good demand and firm, offerings fight ; gocd to ordinary. 16¢; low uplands, 18)¢e; middling uplands, 19z Net' reccipts, 1,953 Dalea; exports, cosst, 1,062’ Lales ; salts, 600 bales stock, 12,073 bales, SAVANNAR, Oct. 26.~CoT70¥—Opened good; ordis iy, 1T G175¢; middlings, 18)c; middlings, 18)c, Net 'recuipts, 4,000 Lules; oxports, Great Britaiu, 1,830 bales sales, 2,310 bales ; stock, 33,064 bales, ordinary, pis, 17,113 3 New York Dry Gooils Market. N&w Yonx, Oct. 26.—The contiomed rain-s gauscs an utter prostration of busluess, Thore uo‘.:lluu doing in :mr depertment of trade, Cotton goods rumain unusually strong at generally nnchauged prices, Homo makes of leavy brown cottops are scarce in firsl bauds. The horse epidemic rendors the aclivery of goods difficult and cruses considarable ine couvenlence, m is The Produce Marketss NEW YORK. KEw Yors, Oct. 25.—COTTON~Firm ; middling up- land, 19%c, BieapsTorys—Flour dull, and prices favor buyers ; receipts, 10,000 Lrls; superfine Western nnd State, $5.506.50 ; ‘common to good extra, $5.80@7.10 ; good to choice, $7,15@7.41 white wheat extra, $7.90@9.25; @ St. Lonip, $7.25@11,00. Ryo flour and cornmeal un- changzed. ” Whieat duil and lower ; receipts, 21,000 bu No. 3 Chicrgo spring, SL4U; Northweafern' spring, 81637 auber Wetern, $166@1.10, Ry nominally un’ augied. Tarley firicr and aclive; Cansds and Weal- 1.16.” Malt unchianzed. ' Corn opened firm, 3 receipls, 6,000 bu;. eteamor Westers 5 3@6%. Ots very dull and 1d Westorn mixed, 463@ hite, 46@48c; Dlack, 41@ Eacs—Quiot; Western, 29@30c. Dors—Siroug 3 0@ for crop of 7123 20@%%e for Larnei—Steady at 27@29c ; Oronocs, 6@27c. Woor—Steady ; tuwaslied, 35¢; Oblo, C0GG237e. Gocrnuzs—Colfes fimi: Rio, 14:¢@18)¢., ~Sugar firm ; fuir to good refining, 9@dkKc; Cuba, 9k 102 Porto Rleo, 9/@1U%c. YETROLEUM—Firmer; crude, M4X@15e; refined, 26)@26%c. TunpENTINE—Quict 3 63)7c. Provisions—Pork eltonger; mess,.S16.90; primo moss, §15.00. Boef and calments uhehetged, - Lard firm Ko, 1 to primo steam, Bi@ixc; kttle, Do, BuTTEn—Steady ; Western, 10G16e, CrEese—Firnier ot 1Gas e, BUFFALO. BorraLo, Oct. 2.—Nothing doing; market nomi- nal. Canal'freighis frn and unclianged. PHILADELPHIA. - PEmADELY: Oct.. 26,—BREADSTTFTS—Flour nowtmally anclinbged. Wheat_ qu:ict and steady ; red ‘Winter, $1.65@1.093 smber, SLIGBLESS white, $1.906 2.05. Ryo steady Bt ‘35 Cora firmer ;. yellow, G563 tixed Western, 63@65¢c, Ozts firm 3 'biack, 53 @13¢ ; while, 47@S0E, TETROLEUN—Activo and Ligher; crade, 19 @19Kc; Tefined, 2624¢, 3 g BALTIMORE. BALTOORE, Qet. 20.~BREADSTUFFS—Flour quict, firm, and unchanged. Corn dull;_mixed Vestom, c.” Oats firmand uncbanged. Rye quiet and ou- changed. Bhgi o ProvistoNs—Quiot; pork, §16.00; bulk shonlders, 6@17c ; - xibi sides, mond nehs " clent riby 10%@10%c} ‘bacou shounders, 8@81( ; aides, 113;@11 ;sz; clear rib, 113{c; mrigar cured Lams, 22@22)¢. 1ard, 8ic. BurTen—Unchanged. Warszzry—Firm, at ic. 0OswEdo, Oct BREADSTUFFS—Wheat dull; No. 2 red winter, $1.65 3 No, 1do, $1.70, Corn dull o} 2dc, Barloy sctive; prime to choicd us lnke Canads, $1.058 .07, MEMPHIS. 5, Qct, 26,—Corrox—Firmer; mlddling, MEe: 18K @15, “Hneapsrgrrs—Flour dulland unchanged. Corn ecarce and firm at 60@@1c. Bran quiet at $30.00@20.50. Corn meal firm st §2.85@2.90. Octs stendy ot 35@40c. - PnovistoNs—Bacon steady; sboulders, 73Zc; clear sides, 123c. Lard dullat 93/@11c < MILWAUKE MruwaUREE, Oct, 25.—BREADSTUFFs—Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and wesk; o, 21, $1.14%¢; No, 3, $1.05%. Corn dull and mominal No. 2, 313c, Oatssieady; No, 2, 2%, Rye stendy; No. 1, Efife. Barley in fair demand and higher; No. 2, 62¢, FnE1GETS—T0 Buffalo, 153c; Oswego, 23c. Recrirrs—Flour, 6,000 bris; wheat, 110,000 bu, ‘SnrexeNTE—Flour, 7,000 bris; wheat, 57,000 bu. OU1! [LLE. LOUISVE LODISVILLE, Oct. 26.—Phovisio¥s—Nominal, Mer- ket almost enfizely bare of all kinds: -Bacon—ehould- ers held at 7c; clenr ribs, 113¢c ; clenr sides, 11X @126, How mopts oferad i emill £ay? mew ey 1y, 8 in packed and delivered Monday next. -Firca-at 89c, - 7 WaisxEY—] " == ST. LOUTS. 81, Lovts, Oct, 20.—BREADsTCEFs—Flour quietand ‘weak, and medium and low grades n shada lowers choice grades firm. Wheat dull and unchanged; No. 2 Spring $L11% ; soft do, $1.14; No, 2 red winter,$1.80. Corn—Xo, 2’ mixed, 35@36c. Gats dulland unchayged ; No. 2,95X@25%c. Barley—All grades below No. ineg- lected; cholco Wanted; No, 2.'6lc: semole lots jows, 40.00@43.00 |- 24, ‘Wiseonsin, and and unchanged ; No. 2, 54@53¢c, —Steady at8%. Provisions—Pork in good ‘demsnd for fature s $12.75; seller Lust half _of November, order lots, §16.00. Baccn unchapged. Lord in-demand-for future; Brimo steam, 73{c, eller December ; summer lower, aé (0as—Dnull at 83 @de. Carrie—Firm for Lest, grades; 3@6c for fair ta cholce, ] CINCINNATL Crscrsxuty, Oct. 26, —BueapsTUFFS—Elour dull “and unchanged. Wheat dull and a shade lower ; $1.48@1.53 ; white, $1,70 Corn in fair demand firm at 40c. Rye quiet at (8@70c, Oats and barley quict and unchanged. Orv.s—Steady. 2 , ProvisloNs—Pork searco and firm ot SUSIGL500. Lard firm ; summer, Txc; steam, 8%@9%%c; ket T3¢c. Bulk shoulders in good demand st S5ic; hel at Bigo 3 sides nominal ; clear xib, 10c; olesr i 10%c, Bacon dull at 6X@64c ; sides unzetiled; clear riba, 100; clear sides, 1ic. ‘Hoos—sSteady ; $4.20@4.45, 3 Wasxey—In good demand at full prices; 89c. NASHVILLE, NAsmvILLE, Oct. "25.—CoTtox—In good demsnd ot fall prices ; low middling, 173, ‘BrEADSTOFFS—Flour quict and unchanged,” Puovistons—Firm, —Shoulders, 83c; clear sides, 12)c, Sugar-cured hams, 18¢, CGLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, Oct. 20,—DBREADSTUTFS—Flonr ecti but unchanged. Wheat firmer, but dull; No. 1 red, £1.88; No, 42, Corn inactive; 46@+4ic. for low ana high mized,” Oats stezdy; No. 1, 3¢ PETROLEUN—~Steady; standard white, In car lots, 2(c; in small wey, 26¢ DETROIT. 3 Drxrory, Oct, 26.—BREADSTUFFS—Whent dull snd 8 sbode lower; exirs, SLT2X@L3; No. 1, §1.63; amber, $1.42}¢, Corn dull and lower, 4ic. Oatg steady at dlc. - Faxranrs—To Buffalo, stesdy at 8@9c; to Oswes & 3 TOLEDO. Torzno, Oct. 26, — BaEADSTURFs — Flour steady, Whoat a shede bettor snd in modcrate demand ; No. 4 white Wabash, 81.70; No, 2 white Michigan, $1.45% amber Michigan, $1.42; No. 12cd, $L5T; No. 2, S1.40 @141}, Corn dull; Ligh mixed sller Noveniber, gg: ow, 41%c. Oats dull; No. 1,33¢; No. 2, 28 2837c. _ 5 Frerears—Dull ind nominal, : Reoziprs—Flour, 2,000 bris; whest, 18,000 b corn, 0,000 bu ;_oats, 11,000 bu. : Saftaiesre—TFlour, 6100 brls; wheat, 67,000 bu; corn, 163,000 bu 3 oats, 5,000, - NEYY OBLEANS. . {1;: Onuzass, QCt, 20,~BrEADSTUFFS—Bran, $1.00 @105, ‘ProvrstoNs—Pork firmer at $17.00. @ o0dfair, Di@l0c. Molases detlined; fair, Cic; primo,, Coffee firmer; 15@18)c. Others uax R n; coming in moare frecly; 13@Tse. changed. STENERNG—22M@22) ; sight X discount, Qorp=-119X. : CorToN~-Firmer ; sales 6,060 bales ; good ordinary;. 18c; low. middlings, 18)¢@I8%c; middbng, 1967 ‘middling Oleins, 19i¢c. ~Receipls, 6,065 bales. Ex- Poris—T'o Now York, 4,336 Eales; to the Continent, 1,495 bales. Stock, 1,274 balea. —_— ~Qliver Mowat, the new Premier of Ontario, Teft the public arona seven~ yenrs ago to take & seat on the Chancery Bench. Mr. Mowat s now .seeking & constituency. MEDFORD RUM. “DANTEL LAWRENGE & SON, THE ONLY DISTILLERS OF HEDFORD RUM, Tawnenes's Medfnd 011 Rum, Of the finest grades and of all ages. - THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE Choicest 01d Rumin the World, Wzito s for eircular. Our trade marks aro patonted. The publio s cautionod against mstations. : SEXD ORDEES DIRZCT 10 US, and 50 insurs satisfaction. DANIEL TAWRENCE & SONS 127 Broad-st., Boston. ... RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL-AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ‘Winter Arrangement, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railrond. Dopots—Foot of Lake-ct,, Indisna-av., and Sixteoath- st., and Canal zad Sisteonth-sts. Ticket ofico ia Brlggs Houso 2nd ut Dapots. Loase. Gatesburg Passanger Sfendota s Ottawa Passenger Aurora Passenge: ‘Aurora Passgnzer (Sandsg) Dubuquo & Sisux Cits Bx) Pacific Nigat Expr Downer's Grovo Accos b. Aurora Pas sidaa m Downer’s Grovo Accors’ S5p m. Vb m. .3 Monduss excopted. - Sundays cxcopted. t Satur- days czceptod. oo, aShicES & Alton Raflzoad. Alton & St. Louis Through Lizo, and vty u:i.w:vshm‘t zouio from n?’%fl“o'”x::xma et nion Deépot, Woat Side, noar Madison- St Lons & Springheid aprossy o onst. bridis. Via Aaln LU, . o 05 ’ Kunsas City Fas B Bhgs Jucksony: pii 9:15 o; enuna, “Lacon, Waishington srcitey Exprods (Wester Divsion).. 430 p. m. 620p. m. Jolio: & Dwlght Accomodation 420 p. @ *00 5 B SLI Lfl&& S[lfi[lglislilfl‘ L}-Kh‘w B s v o, Lg’{l‘xlm T 2 cksonvillo D o Visioa, 15p. Eanons G Peibe Sonsillo, G50 m. Jet 0n §7:15a. m. Peurla, u) a *Ereept Sunday. 3lix. torday. o tDally, Tia Mzin Line, and daily oxcopt Saturday, vis Jacknod¥ilio Division. (Dally, vin Main Liac, zad daily, excapt Mondaz, via Jacksoasillo Disision. Illinois Contral Railrond. Depot foot vi Laks-st. aad foot of ‘Lwenty-second-st. Ticket offico, 75 Canal-st., cornor of Madison. Expross. Yma m. K] Dabugue & Sioux Cif **Gilman Pasasoger. Hyde 'k and Onls Hyda Park and Qak Wood:, 1yds Prrk and Oak Woods. Hyde Pack and Oak Woods. Hyde Park aad Ouk Woods. Hydo Park and Cak Woods. tSundays oxcoptod. 1Satirdys excopiod. 'On Satardays this train will be run 1o Champaizn. Clicngo, Indhinapolis & Clucinnati.Mhrough = Lxm‘:’vdvin fanknkee Raute. ‘rains arrive and dopart from the Great Central Railro Depot, fuot of Lako-st. For throagh ticksts aad :duc: Ing-car borths apply at Tickot ofic2, 75 Cenagl-st., coz- ner Madison; Washiagtun-st. ; Tremont House, cor- nerof Congress-st., and’ Michigaa-av ; also, foot of Twoaty-socund-st.—Condonsed Time-Tablo. Dxély. ureept ay. 2. m. i ol m ‘Arrivo at Cizsianatt m Tralns arrivo 3t ChiARO 3t 7:400 3. m. atd 9:15 p. m, Qaly lina ranning Sagurday wicht train to Clacianait. ‘The eatlre train Tuns through to Ciaeianat) slopors on Bighe trafus St Shhe Chicago & Nortlweatern Ezilrond. B ifico, 31 Frecport & Dubaguo ‘rooport & Dbugao Kzpres Bilwaukeo Madl. Qruen Bay Expross . p. . Gruen,llay Expross 19:00 1. n, S aacapton iiirtay Sxbopica. lontay ox Chicago, Rock Jsland & Pacific Railroad. Depot, comer of Harvison and Shorman-sts. Tickot of- £ico 2 Yeut Madison-st. Qmaha and Leavenworth Peru Accommadatior 0 D, CF Night Express, . 100 p- zs g Leavenworth Expros...... .."l0:0D . %:0a. m. ey L2KE Shiore & Micigan Sonthern. ot carner of isor a Sheru -£18. i O ithwent Gornc ‘E?Enm““é“f:a”c'.fizifi"m" a ¢ Ezpress (day Bleht Bxprens. . '+9:00 p. m.. . ith Caicago Accommudat’n®2:0 p. m. b ). Elkburt Accommouation.grers 540 b 1. 105 e by | . M. *Suodags oxcopicd: T Saiurdéys dor ¢ Moncars da. Chicago, Panville & Vincennes Knilroad. Passengor DCP'\!' P., 0. & St. L. Depot, corner of o Canal aad Kin; Oat froight oilcs,” cornor af Ann aad Kinzie-sts, In feoight o 4 0. L depot, connsr Hlstod and Carroll-is. .0 Es Eraustiiic & Torfa izito & - 5 *Daily, axcopt Sunday, fonday. Dansillc Accommonation. ... 5:0p. m. | 9:40p. m. Pittsburgt, Fort Wayue & Chicago Raitroad, Day Expresa, 1800 m. Pacific Expr 8 L Mail.... 5 1:10p. m. ‘Velparalio Accommodation. . {: . m. 2 3 ¥ Sandags cooptod. & Sontayy sxeapted. 3 L. *Saturdass and Bunds s o3cepted. Micigan Central and Great Western Raile dz, ; ron Depot, foot of Laka-st., d {c 2% cket otico, 15 Chnsl-atsc o Mail (via main nod alr line) of T cnty-Second-st oraor of Hadieg " 308 m, *a:i 0p. m. %6008 m. copiod. §Arriva Sundan ¢ xsoped. 1Monday ex: dENRY G, W Geaneral p...m‘i’ifis.