Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1873, Page 6

[ THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AQJGUST 30, 1873. MONETARY. Frunax Evexma, Aug. 20, -fhore aoown to bo soarcoly any deereaso iu the outflow ot ocurroncy to the conntry. It wns thought last week that tho domand could scarcoly koop up at the same rate untit tho prosent timo, Nany persons thought thal tho largo demand thon arowo from an urgoney to mar- kot wheat B0 no to delivor it hero in August, and so gol tho boneflt of tho high prices caused by the fenrs of an August cornor in wheat. IIad this boon tho cnso, the demand forourroncy would have fallon oft by this time, ‘But tho fact that it keopa up to Just about tho &nmo vohumo ns last weok, shows that tho groat bulk of tho whont crop must be on tho movo, Thoro hng nover boon Ao large nn nmount of ‘curroncy sont iuto tho country by Chleago bauls, urlng tho somo longth of time, as during tho Inst two wocks, Tho movemout of tho whent crop s never been moro prompt and simul- tanoous from all parts of tho country, nud it is ronsonnble to oxpect that tho Soptomber ro- ‘colpts of grain will ho largor than In nlmost any provious yenr, Ono ovidenco of tho unusual \nromptnoss in tho movement of tho crop is, that, Hotwithutanding tho fact that thoy havo sont oub nbont 86,000,000 of curroncy in tho Inst two weoks, thoir aggrogato doposita linve not_dimin- Ishod nb nll, In fact, tho depouits of many of tho loading banks nro’ Lighor thon thoy woro n wook ngo. 'Who grain hns beon shipped in hiero and sofil‘ and the_proceeds turned ovor to tho Danks so'rapidly that tho uddition to the doposits Arom thero canges has balanced the upgon to of- fect of tho chocking of tho country banks for ‘eurronoy. As far as tho gonernl prospority of tho Woest is concorned, this 1s tho most favorablo condition of things that could oxist. It makes groat uctivity in fimonces ond trado, and in tho clearing off of indobtoduoss, and nlso mnkos o freo circulation of capital that provents atringency in the money narkot, Bubt if the shipments of grain {rom hero to tho = East should recoivo o chieelr, and the grain accumnlato horo, the offect to make a atringent monoy mnarkot, and probably to dopress prices of grain, would ‘o 08 deoisivo ns tho movoment is now active, Noew York exchango sold_to-dny at §1.00 to £1,26 por $1,000 discount, and, most of tho banks Toing uuablo to kol exchango for currency with- out oven n henvier digconnt, ordored large anounts of curroncy from Now Yark, During tho past week tho Now York monoy markot hus shown soma symptoms of approach- ing stringoney, but it is probablo these were diractly,the effoct of tho heavy drafts of Weatorn Dbauks for curroncy to move tho crope, and wore not any offcct of manipulations on the part of o clique to mako monoy stringant o8 somo of tho Now York papers have intimated, Tho impros- slon, however, has beon nindo in the publio mind that tho clique are proparing to do Homething, nobody knows what, bub masy foar an_nttomph ta lock up curroncy aud_mako ooy stringont, Bo thoso who bollove in o paternal system of Government havo gont an apponl to tho Beorstary of the Tronsury, and ho hay causod it to bo mado Qubllu that ho has an nmple balanco of nearly £11,000,000 of legul-tondors, and that ho claims suthority to issuc tho * rodorve ™ of $41,000,000 i an emergeucy. THE REFONTS OX THE COMN ONOP, Tho telographio roports published in TiE TrunusE of this morning (Aug. 23) in rogard to tho condition of tho growing crop of corn in thia Btato, wero doubtloss rond with genoral interast. Iu order to show tha imporhmt’ rolation of tha arope in tho central part of this State o tho ag- ¥rognm corn of the United States, wo give the ollowing statistics: Accordiug to tho consus of 1870, Illinojs pro- ducey 17 per conl of the eutirc amount of corn raiged in tho United States. But tho samo pta- Aistics nlso show that the twenty-four counties of: Buromt, Champuign, LaSalio, Logan, Mor- gan, Sangumnon, Coles, Edger, Honry, Knox, Macon, ' Madison. Mason, Moreor, Bhelby, Tazowell, Yermillion, Warren, Whitce sido, Woodford, = Livingston, McLean, Mont- gomory, snd Macoupin, produced 55 por cont, or mora than one-half, of the total amount of corn raised in the Blate. Consequountly the corn crop of tiheso twenty-four counties constitutos, on tho avorago, probably 9 por cont of tho cutiro crop of tho United States. Tho importance of tho condition of tho growing crop in thoso twonty-four counties i shown b{ tho fact that if tho yield in them this year should only bo half tho usual average, it would bo equivalont to n decronse of nearly 6 per cont in tho ngg;u- gato crop of ‘tho United Stafos, But fhis 18 nesuming thet thore should net only be & full averngo crop in overy one _of tho remaining seventy-eight countios in Illinois, but throughout tho rest of tho United States, 1tis, of course, not to be nssumed yot that the twenty-four great corn+ [n'odnciugcuuutiun of this State will only baye inlf an nvorago crop, but it is not improbablo that such will bo the enso. If 8e, thers will un- doub(odlf’ boa largo deflcioncy fu othor coun- tics of this State, and nlko in Yowe, which is tho next greatest corn-producing Btate to INi- noig, T'he condition of tho crops in tho grent corn-producing district of this State will at lonst furnieh a means of approsimating to tho defls ciency in_tho aggrogate crop of tho United Bintey this yoer.” Krom the present nspect of the erop in 1llinois and Iowa nlone, probabili- tios aro in favor of the aggregate crop in tho United States boing 10 por cont bolow tho aver- ngo. Chis, however, 1s still preauming that thore will be full averago erops in all other States. It tho doflcioncy iu othor Btates phould e propor- Lionato to tho snspected defleiency in 1linois nud Iown, tho aggegate orop would be 25 per ceat bolow nn averago, LOCAL STOCK AND DOND MARKET. Meesrs, Luunt, Preston & Koan quote as fol- lows this afternoon : 6-2080f '6¢ 6-208 0f 't . of 165, Tan, and July, 6-208 of '67, Jun, and July, 10408, S U, B i s Gold (full welght) Gold Goupons, . Gold Exchango Btorling Excha Northorn Tucille Chilcago City 7 Cook Connty 7 ltnols County au Buping, i LATEST, New Yonx, Aug, 20,—Monoy oty throughout the sy at 4@5, and cloned b Y pur cent, Bterling weak und slower st 108 for 60-day, snd 1083 for sight, Cutstama recelpt Gold upeued W 369,000, I at 115/4@1153¢, then ndvanced to 1153;, whion tho loaniug rate rose 10 1-33 per diom, AL the clo-e th market weakened, and salea woro mada at 51155, Loaws from 1 to 3 per cent fur carrving, ond 2,4, nnd 1402 to flat for borrowing, Clearing F40,000,000, Tho Assistaut disburses £148,000, Gavernments firm, Btatobands quiet, Btocks strong onrly in tho day, and prices advanced under large purchinses of Lake Buoro, New York Cen- tral, nud Westorn Union, Tho advanco rangod % to 137 per cent, whilo Erlo moved up 134 por cont in sym- pathy with an advanco at London, niid Wabnsh rosu 1, 55 per cont, In tho afternoon thero wae o reaction, ane at the *closo prices wera from X to 2 off from tho highest polut, Pacific Mall was weak throughout tha doy, ranging from 44¢ to 4373, and closing at 4435, Eri6 sold at G03g, 62, s 613 7 Wnbasl, 6734, 09, C3i¢s Maorket closed hoavy st tho decling flm\'luunl{ men- Honed, which waa tost marked in LakoShore, Wostern Union, and Erio, sterting, 108, nd “Eressurer Goupons, 31 Conpons, Coupon, Gaupon Misnourls. .. "Cennessees, ol TunBOBALES, NOW, Virginias, How.. Virgliias, old. North Ourollnas, old. 73 North Garolinus, uow. 155 inion. Tort Wayno., Terro Haute, Torro Hauto pid, Chicago & Ay vx Qleugo & ‘Afton p Ofo & Dllstssippl 0,0, &0, 20 Unlon Pucitio bonda, 80 Gentrat Pacific bida., 99 Dol, Luck, & Wostorn,100% B, UL, & Eclovveaiere 23 B T REAL ESTATE, The following Instrumonts woro filed for veoord on Friday, Aug. 20 QITY PROFERTY, Yots 47 and 48, in Block 17, Holsleln, dated July 25; consfduration, $700, Halsted 6, 1w cor of Blacklnwk, o f, 255195 fi, datod Aug. 3§ coushieration, $1,600, Woet Jackeon st, 1 w cor of Pranclsco, 8 1, 140 1t and sunning u to Burry Polut road, dated Apcll 103 pousidoration, £10, 9, S Emma st, 342 (& wof Noblo, n £, 24x12¢ £, dated Aug. 15 ; consideration, $1,200. Inery Tolnt Tond, 8 wcor of Albany st, und ¥ of DBlock 3, duted July 1; cousidoration, $9,000, Clwrch place, 237 £t n of Archerav, o T, 245100 ft, dated duly 1§ conaldoration, $1,000; Mohavk s, 1984 € # of Centre, o, 332127 £t dated Aug, 47§ conslderatton, 1,050, South Poarin st, 120 £t 8 of Washbigton, w 1, T3xi1 1t, dated Aug, 37 ; conslderation, $5,000, Humo 0 tho above, doted Aug, 273 consldoration, 5,000, Went Montoo s, wof Aacrsmento nv, n f, 108 ft lo Darry Point road, dated April 105 conuileration Dol mentioned, 0t 108 Dot of 1o 4 0 K¢ Beo 1, 19,13, anted Wr, 14 5 conshderation, $450, Michiigan nv, near. Flfionlll!l nt, w f, 31x161 0-10 ft, dnted July 20§ consldoration, $14,000, + Bno s {hoabove, dated Oet. 13, 18715 conalderation, 10,100, :g‘q'"““‘,'i"’f 1ot Balon s, a 62600 €, daled Aug, H jon, 0, e et at, 10 W cor of Taflln at, a £, 6027-10 £t, o A, hieey 0 T, 01-6_adjoln w Ghurol place, o B Block 25, dated Aug. 53 consioration, 0,000, O s Morgau st, 20 £t & of Indinaa, o f, 20<110 £t, dnted Aug, 0 conalderation, $2,000, Norih Lasallo at, 103 £t n of Olifeago av, o f, 64%x100 11, datod Aug, 23 ; consldoration, $10,000. "Ton lots n Holateln, dsted Aug, 233 considoration, 2,000, 0 gion st 25 £t of Diaok Masekst, w £, 26x120 18, dsted Aug. 1 ¢ conaideratlon, $050, Wost Superior st, between ' Wood and Pauling, 1., 25 £t to alloy, dated Alig, 23 3 considoration, $1,200, Weat. Harrlou at, fiear 8 o corner of Laflin, nf, 48 ¢ to nlley, dated May 10 ; considoration, §,600. BOUTI OF OITE LINITS, Tots 4 and 6, {n Block, of McBirldoot al, part of o 1 0w 3 Soo 1, 38, 19, datod Aug, 20 ; consideration, 500, % of Lot 1, fti Rosenmiorkols Lot 1, in Boc. 10, 88, 14, dated Aug, 28; conelderation, §1,125, Tot'2, in Dlock 2, ih Pagg's subdn of Lot 0, in Seo, 16, 38, 14, datod Aug, 28; consldoration, £300, '91,'tn Hnlo Lots '4 to 8, oto., of Johnston's % 60 3 of n e X Hoo, 3, 38, 14, dated” Aug. 265 conald- orafion, $1,000, Tyvalve lota in_Peter Belimp’a B0 3 08 6 0 X Boc, 5, 88, 14, dated July 18; considoration, §9,000, fod lols in baims, datod Aug.'s; considoratlon, , 10 Block 4, of McCheancy’s subdn, In #0 X 14, dated Aug, 10; consideration, $050, COMMERCIAL. Ty Evexing, Aug. 29, Tho following were tho roceipts and shipmentd of the lending articles of produce in Chicngo during the past twonty-fonr hours, and for tho corrosponding dato ono yonrngo: TECFIPTA, 1873, Sec, 9, 8t BIIVMENTS, D Flour, brls, 3,601 1,40 B122] 2,718 “'hclL bu, 185,070| 85,810]| 207,811| 174,136 orn, b, 200,700| 258,910!| 216,050( 160,230 Onts, bu, 74,1001 69,032 40,347} ), Rye, bu. 14,818) 3,3 2,250 ‘Barloy, bu, 16,810} 1,108 rass sood, 69,777 Broom-corn, b5 GCurod moats, Iba Beof, brls York, Lela. Lard, Ibo, Tallow, lha. Butter, 1b Livo ogn, No. Cattlo, No, Shcop, No Iides, lbe.... Highwinos, bris Wool, Ru.. Totatoes, b, Lumber, m feol Bhinglos, m, Lath, m. Balt, ' bris. Witharawn from store yestordsy for city con- sumption : 12,323 bu corn ; 4,857 bu onta; 87 bu ryo ; 2,060 bu barley. Tho following grain has beon inepocted into store this moruing up to 10 o'clock : GSL cars wheat; 447 cars corn, 5,800 bu whito do, 12,800 bu bigh mixed do, and 42,118 bu No. 2 da, by cungl; 59 cars onts, 8,800 bu No, 3'do by cannl; 28 cars ryo; 20 cars barloy. Total (1,185 cors), 496,000 bu. Tho diflculty arising out of tho loading of a quantity of hot corn from the Usion Eleyator, on recoipts calling for sound corn, bas boen settled. 1t is undorstood that tho parties controlling tho warchouse in question will pay, or havo paid, the $203 demurrago on tho vessol, in addition to taking bacl tho cornand giving sound corn in place tberoof. So thot the operation did not poy. Wo boliove the Inepactor who was bognil od from his postof duty was censured by tho Committeo on Appeals from Grain Inspoction, and roquested to ** sin no more," oither with tomptation or withcut it. The leading produce markets were moro ne- tive to-dsy, and most of thom stronger; pro- visions being tho chiof oxception to the rule. The rocoipts of grain wore still liboral, but they oxhibited o sliglit falling off, indicating that the grain sold for dolivery in August is noarly all i, and_proving that comporatively littlo was gold for dolivery aftor tho closo of this month. The shipments reported yosterdsy woro Inrgor than the Eucont avorage, and nestly equal to tho ro- coipte, The movoment in domestio and foreign dry- goods was of u satisfactory charactor, local re- tailers, ns woll as tho interior trade, ordering freoly, With ono or two trifling oxcoptions, thero wore no changes in q‘uomtlonu but in standard breuds of ootton toxtilos thorq is on advancing tondency, snd in somo lines of waolana thiore are also indications of an upward movement. Tho New York Dulletin of the 26th says: “'The mnrkot for cotton goodsis quito stondy and prices aoro unusunlly Ln.n, not only in~ the popular brande of goods, Dbut also on the products of tho Emallor mills, which nro selling more freely, owing to tho scarcity of somo of tho botter known brands.,” 'I'hore was a good dogroo of eetlvity in tho grocery market, and firmnoss again provailed in all departments. Coffeos oro not yob freo from excitemont, and the opiuion sooms protty goneral that tho maximum of pricos is not yot ronched, Roasting grades wero to-day advancod n Ie, sud with s better demand thero undoubtedly would bo a genoral upward move- mont, Bugnrs slso oro vur{ strong, aud in re- fined grodes the tondoncy ab tho momont is np~ ward. The extrome low pricos provalont during tho past summer stimulated tho demsnd fo an unusual degree, and, a8 upon cxnmination, stocks at tho principal distributing points are found to bo unoxpectodly light, o buoyaut foeling has taken possossion of tho market, Btandard As aro up an o, but otherwiso tho quotations romain unchanged, Rice, syrups, #picos, Boaps, &o., wore stendy and firm. Butter and chicose wero in moderate request only, the former at 11@20c, and the latter at 1116@18}40. Nothing now was roported in the fish markot. ‘There i8 o continued scarcity ot whiteflsh and mackorel, and some othor degeriptions are also in rathor light supply, consaquently the gonoral market maintaing o firm tone, Dried fruits mob with & good inquiry, and woro geuerally flrn, A further ndvanco at the East in prices of raisins is reported, and the quotations iu this market wore to-doy ndvanced b¢, in sympathy, holders now suking $8.05@3.20 for Inyors. ilay, hides, aud Toather romain unchanged. Oils woro in good domand at gonorally firm prices. No change waa notod in paints, tobacco, conl, wood, snd pig iron, Tho yard trado in lnmber waa fair at provions prices. At tho docks n quiet day was passcd, tho roooipts of lumber being light. The slod mado wore at abont fifaturduy'u prices. DBuilding materials eontinue In moderate domand ab un- changed quotations, Metals, tinners’ stock, and naily aro meoting with a steadily improving de- mand, and are roported firm ‘at the ourront rates, Iron wos. in modorato domaud and cusy, Cooperngo and naval slorey wore without essontial ~chango, though trade in the formor is improving o littlo. 'The wool merket was fairly active and firmn. Hops and broom-corn yoro without altoration, tho trado In both being tolorably fair, Timothy sood continuca activo, and tho higher qualition aro vory firm, Clover washold higher, and (lax romains flrm at quotations. Greou fruity wore in fuir local roquest, and stondy, oxcopting ap- ples and grapes, whioh were in largo supply, aud rather slow at lower prices, Potntoos sro in bettor demand and tirm. Tho tquiry for poul- {ry and gamo is also hnprovini, sud priced are stondior, Eggs continuo dull lighwines wore more activo, and advanced 20 or gallon, belug quoted strouger in Now Yorlk, 'ho public advicos from that city quoted $1.10@ 1.1, but somo privata telogram caliod tho mar- kot 1,10, ‘Thoro wore no gollors early under #1,05, but about noon ono huyer ‘¢ got mad” and mado an offor {osoll at $1.00, which was ongorly eccopted. Tho transaction kopt the market down to a lower point than it would otherwlae hayo tonchod. Sules wero roported of 100 brly at 81,02 ; 150 brle at 81,01, and 100 brls at 81,00 per gallon. Total, 400 brls, The mare kot olosed frm at 31,03, Lake froights wore moro active, the number of cbartors yestordsy bolng nino, and nob eiqhleen, a8 misprintod, ~Iiatos were strong ot 140 advance, vessuls boing quoted soarco, and whippora woro more williug to take hald of the olforings at tho enhanced prico. Rutos were g on oats, Tigo on corn, sud Be on wheat, b{ il to Buffalo,” To Kingston corn wauquotm‘l akb 140, and whoat at 180, Corn to New Lugland points Ok L a4 Y RspEl o 230 vis s . stated this morning that the promium on O falo, Barnla; or Cloderich, and 260 vin Og- donsburgh. A total of oloven charlors wag ro. ported, which will earry out 63,000 bu wheat and 180,000 bu corn. Trovislons woro qulot and onsinr, Mess pork waa dull, nnd 10@200 per brl lowor, with moro digposition to sell evon st tho doclino, and n vory light domond. Lard wag _genorally quoted stordy on old, and was deoldadly strougor for nuow on winlor's options, Monts woro g por Ib lowor, excopt on shouldors, and ovon hining woro wonk, Vory littlo old product Iy wanted, and specnlation’lins not opened up in tho Prmlllflt! of tho mnoxt pnoking seavon, espeelnlly in pork, tho woights of whioh moy possibly bo ol- {orod n# o consequonce of tho coming convention. ‘Tho maorket closod at tho followiug ravge of prices: Moss pork, ocash or sgollor Aue gust, €16.76@10.005; do wellor Beptembor, BI66@1650; do nollor Ootober, 16,356 16.60 ; do sollor Decombor, 819.26@18.87)¢ ; lavd, cash or nollor Augunt, $7.86@7.00 ; _do soller Soptembor, 87.00@7.05; ‘wummor’ do, ~ 75@ 7840, Lmfld soller Docombor, , 73405 do sollor \finumry, T84e, Bwaot plokled hams quotod b Dig@113¢c.” Dry nultod ments_stondy nt T34@ 8o for shouldors ; 034@D%{o for shork ribs ; nd 03¢@D)a for shortalonr, Hoxod shouldors, BX@ 8igo; English meats, 0}{@3¢o for short ribs; 056@93{o for whort cloar, Bummor-oured monts quotablo at 4o bolow thoro pricos, Bhort olear, sollor Decomber at 65{@64c, boxod. Dacon is quotad at Qo for shouldors ; 163¢c for cloar ribs; 108¢o for sliort cloar 3 aud 13}@14do for hams, ol pucked, Mous boof, £8.76@1.00 ; oxtramens do, $0.76@10.00 ; boot hamy, $23.00@23.50. City tallow 63{@73¢0 s gronso quotablo nb 43{@03go. Balea woro roportod of 250 bris moss pork at §16.00 ; 500 bris do ot $16.76 ; 500 brls do sollor Docombor nt 813.871¢ ; 425 tca lard (part Jottlod) at 730 por 1b; 260 tes do sollor Docombor at Tige’; 20,000 1bs shouldors at 8o, Plour was again in good domand, though not 80 activo as yostarday. Tho inqniriwne chiefly for fair to good spring oxtrag, which wore somo- what firmer, whilo wintors wore unchauged, Thoro is #till & discrimination of 85@400 por brl in favor of old spring whent {lour, as ngainst tho now ;_but that Is because buyers do not waut to Lako hold of tho lattor unless they are sure the wheat Los gono through tho eweat, sud thoy aro _somowhat suspicious of carly porcols, DBran was quict and strong. Bales wero reportod of 100 brls wiuter oxtras at £8.50; 850 Lrls do on privato torma; 800 brls u{{lflu oxtros (Athloto) at ©06.26; 300 brls do (Minnosota) at $6.25; 100 brls do at §06.10; 200 Drls do at §6.00; 100 bils do at £6.40; 2,950 brls do_on_privato torms, Total, 4,900 brle, The following was tho range of prices T £0 eniolco whito winter extras Tted WInkor OX4TAB. 0o ernsses Good to chioico sprig ox{ras, D.00G10,25 600G 7.76 2.80@ 450 BT5@ 4.1 2 10,601 Whoat wos active sud stendler, u.wmg(nE 20 por bu bigher than yostordny, though the bull of tho sales for this mnonth woro mado o littlo be~ low tho tap prices of ruatumny afternoon, Tho recoipta wore again liboral, bub ndvicos from othor points wero very - oncouraging to_holders, Bad weather was roported from Great Britain, and most of the markets in that country wore quoted 15 por 450 Ibs lnghor. Of course Now York wea strongor; Indeod, tho privato tolograms from that clty doscriboed the fooling na quite buoyant, thoro being o big domand for shipment _aud an activo spoculative inquiry, with large sales for Octobor dohvery, Thora scoms to o littlo room to doubt that tho now whont crop of the North- wost will bo drawn upon deaply to supply Euro- oan dofioioncies, as woll as for broad for tho nited States, pnd its suporior quality ean searcely foil to command a good price, Wo fornin wheat cannot bo maintained in Englans und it is oqually patont that tho discriminalion in favor of wintor wheat 1 the Staton will prac- tioally vanisly, whilo there will bo littlo further distinotion betwoon Chiengo and Milwaukoo wheat in tho New York markot. Tho fear of a cornor on this month had nob divappoarcd tos day, aud tho short intorost bonght in or sottlod lurgo amounts. It is noteworthy, howevor, that tho averago valuo of our No. 2 spring wheat for shipmont Lias beon fally 4o por bu nbova tho price paid for it for some timo past,—so that tho whent is well worth all ‘that js paid for it, for ehipment, cornor or no cornor. Seeing his, it may appoar strouge that thoro shonld bo o discount of Gldcon wheat for Boptembor delivery, which solls at nbout the same prico ad No. 8 spring, The renson is eimply because the short sollors ox- poct that wheat will decline so much before the closo of noxt month, on sccount of liberal sup-~ plicy snd o diminished oxport demand, couplod with an advanco in lako freights. Bollor tho ‘mantl, ot cash No. 2 spring, openad this morn- ing at $1.231¢, declinod to $1.20¢ under & strong prossuro by the partios who wished to buy up tho curront recoipts, snd advanced to $1.22}¢ at tho closo. Beller Septomber sold ab 31.18%{@1.15, closing at tho outside. Beller Ootobor sold at 91,1334, and sellor tho yoar at SL09}@1.10. No. 1 tpring closod stendy ab 81233 No. 8 do at JLI4)<; aud refected do at $1.0234, Winter wheat was inctive. Cashi enlos woro reported of 10,490 bu No, 1 apring ut 81.23 ; 10,000 bu No, 2 spring ot $1,32; 5,200 bu do at $1.2(87 5 11,600 bu do at $1.213¢ ; 4800 bu do at §1.913¢ ; 114,000 bu do ot €131 i 6,000 bu do at 81,20 ,000 do at 21,2054 3 40 bu No, 8 spring at $1,16; 81,400 bu do nt S1.141¢; 2,400 bu do ok 31143 5 17,500 bu do ab_§1.14 1 7,200 bu do at $1.183¢; 2:400 bu do nt 31183 ; 400 bu do at 31.1215'; 8,600 bt rejoctod Apring at 81,0254 ; 400 bu do at $1.01. Total, 233,600 bu. Qorn wad active and atrong at tho same rango of prices ni_yestorday, but with tho fmportant difforenco that the market was strong, instoad af wealr, 'The atrongth was chiotly spoclativo, sud based on crop-reporta rathor than on advicos from other points, which exhibited no matorial chango tll towards tho closo. Thero was o fair uluP;I:ing domaud, notwithstanding tho advance in lnko freights, but the inquiry wasmost \m;onc for rejocted and high mixed, g8 usual, Tho market wae most activo for unoxt month, the short interest oxhibiting considerablo anxioty to cavar, iu viow of the almost uniform testimony that tho corn erop of tho curront yono will prove to Lo o very sliort ous, For tho samo reason there wa#_n good speculativo ingulry for QOctober. Plenty of old corn is yot in the country, without doubt, bub & large pro- portioa of it will bo wanted on the farm to sups ply tho doficiency of this yoar, Tho gront ma- ority of oporators ave disposed to oxpect vory ‘suall rocoipts of corn before long. Sellor Bop- tembor opouod at 40}4o, foll oft to 40c, advancod to 4134e, and closed 8t 40jgo. Seller October 201 at 415{@42%o, cloeing at 42%c. Soller the month, of cauh’ No. 3, ranged at 89%{@403o, closing at 4080 soller tho month boing little votter thau nominal, a8 nearly all the trades had boon mottled. 1figh * mixed closed ab 4le, ond rojected = at 87igo bid. Cosh sales wero roported of 22,600 ba high mixed at 41}o ; 76,000 budo at 4le; 6,000 bu No. 2 at 416 ; 84,000 bu do at 40%40 ; 49,000 bu do ab 40540 ; 54400 bu_do at 10350 ; 68,000 bu do atb 40546 5 20,000 bu do at 40560 ; 80,000 bu do at 40140+ 10,000 bu do at 40c; 10,000 b do nt 3930 ; 8,000 bu rojectod at 8770 ; 8,000 bu do at_873o; 6,000 bu high mixed at 41ifc ; 6,000 bu No. 2 ut 4103 12,000 bu ilo nt 41346, atloat 3 6,000 bu No. 9 in storo at 40340 ; 400 bu by samplo at 43350, on track, Total, 416,400 bu. Oats woro leus activo, and avorsged a shiadoe Towor than yesterduy, though eteadior, undera fnir demuu&, which was chiefly for the futuro, ng {ho August 'dealy scomed to havo boon protty well sottled up. Cashi No. 2, or sellor tho month, nold nt 28@28J¢0, closing at 281¢c, BSellor Bop- tembor sold “at 273{@%28c ; ecller Octobor at 28 @28440, sud sollor tho yoar at 274{u; Sop- tomber closing at 273¢e. Tho receipts wore ngain largor, with no shipping domand npparont, but thore was no troublo in disposing of tho offor~ ings, DBut for tho larger rocolpts, iho mare kot would probably bave boon stronger, in eympathy with whest gud coru. Cash salos wora roported of 7,200 bu No, 2 at 28%¢0; 24,600 bu do at 381¢0 3 16,000 bu 0 ot 283go } 2,400 bu do nt 280 ;4,800 bu rojeoted at a5igo] GO0 bu by swmple (Snrpriss) at 820 on track ; 1,200 hu do white at 80, froo on board, ‘I'otnl, 55,800 bu. Ryo was nctive, and 1@32e highor, nndor much the same condition of affatrs as noted yostorday, Thoro was o good demund, considorably 1 exe coss of tho Tocoipts, and buyors wero dividody uud conquored by sellors. ‘The markot opouo with 690 bid, adyancod to 7ic, and oloued casior at 70¢, Cash sales woro roportod of 1,600 bu No, 40t 7lo, and 25,000 bu do at T0@70ge. Ro- Jeotod was nomiunl at 63@6fe. Qptlons wore nogleoted. Barloy was rathor slow, though n firiflo more netive than yosterday, and averagod about lo lowor. No. 3 sollor Boptombor was stoady, with wollers at 91,10 ull througl the session, and buy- ora at B1.03@1.08, closing nt §1,09@1:10, which was tho avorugo on_cash lots, Bellor Octobar was dull at #1,05, No, 8 was in fair domund and searco at T7@70¢, the outsido in favored housed, Rofected was dull and woale at Glo. Cash zales woro roported of 800 bu No, 2 at $1,10 ; 400 bu do nt #1,00 ; 400 bu do at 151,08 8,200 bu No, 3l 7803 1,600 bu do ab 770 ; 80 hu rojootod ot 66o 3 800 b by _samplo at 8115 to arriva; 800 bu do at BLU5; 1,200 bu do ab 81,00 ; 400 bu do at 920 ; 500 bu do at 0o 400 hut o &t 850 ; 000 b do’nt 800 ; 400 b at 7005 400 b poor old ut 603 all au triok 400 b do ol F1.1134 ; 400 bu do ab 1.05; 400bu Qo at B1.00; 400 it o (to arrive) ot $1.0D 5 400 bu do at 920 § 440w g0 ko dolivergls, Folp BTN b , ROROPEAN MARKETS, Tho following is Boorbohm’s dispatols to tho Board of Trado to-day ¢ Aug, 20.—TLoudon—Tloating cargaos of wheat off const, upward tendonoy, Caryoen of wheat on psssgo ollvo and tonding up, Onrgoes of corn on panaago finn, Lnglish country mnrkota for wlteat clieaper, Lxtra Stato flour, 318 0d, Mark Lane~Wheat {3 doare or. _Coru fiem, 'Liverpooi—California whent, 19 7@ 23 30+ Apring, 114 Td@123 3d, Corn, 208 03, Lxtra Btato flour, 318 6d, "Tho following lottar from a friond In Kewanco ) wns yenlorday received by o mombor of our ontd of T'rade s “ I think corn good proporty iujyour oity at 40 to 46 conts for Qutobor and aftor, Wo shnll not lipvo oxcceding hnlf orop of corn, and much of it will be poor nght teash, Thero is lots of ol gorn on hand in tho country, but lota of it will Lo held by the farmora for uso, Qo in on corn. 1 would, woro I in your. osition. Cnn't loso this joar. 1 wroto to 1% 8. D, & fow doys ago, much Lo aame o8 I writo you. Oats aro vory nicoj nlgo bolloye thom good proporty, at 25 to 800 i your ity, - Whont sud ryo ara tao high ¢ also Larloy. Corn must stondily advancs until an- othor (1874) crop is mado.” Many of our bos farmors aro at this timo buying corn for homo 80, and paying hioro #3 to 38 conts, and it Is tho #nmo all over tho country. Corn will stoadily advance,” LATEST. Tn tho afternoon whent was aotlvo and do- clinod 1370 on onaly, and ¥go on goller Boptomber, o trading boing 'prindiply In the ourrout op: tion, No, 2 spring sold nt 81.20{@1.2234, ensh or soller tho month, closing ot $1.203¢¢c, and ab B1L147(@1.16% sollor Saptomber, olosing at tho ineido, "Corn was in modorato demand and a shado flemor, olosing at 403¢c soller tho month, nnd 40%@410 sollor Boptombor; also ot 42)¢@ 42!4e wollor October. Othor grain was quiok. In “rovhlonu, snlog includo 150 tes lard ab 7240, cash, —— CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Fnioay Evenino, Aug, 20, ALOOHOL~—A furihor advance was notod, catdad by thio rise in highwines, Quotnblo nt 32,04 DEANS—Woro quick aud unchanged : £2.0082,00; primo medium, $2.35@2.4 i, $1.2562.00, BUTTEL—Tho matkot was dull for aversthing ox- copt chiolco tablo grades, but tho moderate olsrastor of tho stocks sorved to strengthen the views of Liold- ors, oud fornior quotations woro uniformully well sus. tairiod, Thoro 1a & continued scarcity of choloa buttar, and tho best readily commonda our outeide figures, ‘Wo ropest onr et : Obioles yellow, 21@25c ; medium 1o good, 10@10¢ ; Inforior to common, 11@4c. LBAGGING—Wai unchanged in prices, Cotion soam« 1038 goods aro_moving briskly, nud tho market con titcs btioyant, whilo burlaps, gunnies, ond wool sacks rulo quict and steady, Following nro tho quotnationa 1 Btark A, 870; Ludiow A, 95)0; Lowiston A, 85o; Amorlenn A, '32c; Amoskeng A, 3340 ; Otter Oreok, B3)ge; burhp bags, 4 and 6 by, 10@Tle; gunnles, slagle, 17@16o; do double, 21@2ho: Wool ancks, €3G 50 BROOM CORN—Thoro tvaa no chinngo to spoak of, Tho lower grades aro meoling With n falr inquiry, and ovo firm, - Oliolco corn f6 acarce, and _pricea ara rathior unnettled. Sowo parlica oroasking thoold prices, ‘whilo othiers are ready to ecloso oub thoir stocks af tho «quoted rates, Wo repeat: No, 1 hurl, T4@80; No. 1 stalk, brald, 6@70; No. 2 do, 6@0c; No. 8 do, 4i(@60; red lip, 314@1%0 s polo nud red,3@c. TUILDING MATERIALS—DBrick, lime, cement, &c,, continue to mect with o falr inquliry for tho season, Btocks nro_amplo, aud_pricea unchangad, as follows 3 Btucco, $2.50 ; Now York stucco, castiug, $3.50@4.00 Portland coment, $7.60@8.00 3 brl: Rosoudule coment, $3.45@3.50; Utica, Loulavilio, Manllus, and Akrod coment, $2.00 B brl; marblodust, £,00; o in bulk, B0c@E1,005 limo (br‘!) $1.10@1.35 brl; white sand, W Url, $160@2.00; plastoring hatr, 3 bu, 40c; firg Vricl, i 2,000, 855, .00 bullding brick (come mon), $6,60@7,00 7 pressed brick, $14,00@16.00 ; vower Lrick, $8,60:310,00 ; Milwaukeo and Racine 25.00@30.00, dol. : ‘do cormon, $14,00@16.00; prossod, $18,00(321.00; do common, $10,00@315.4 clay, per brl, $5.00R4,00. GUEESE—Thore ws nothing now to nots under this hesd, ‘The movement, though not particularly brisk, 1ncet tho expoctations of tho trado, eing quito as ac- fivons in former seasons ot o like pariod, and for primo good tho morket presonta o firm tono, W ro- pent our quotations ¢ York factory, 12X @130 ; Ohlo factory, 11@13)¢0 ; Weatern factory, 115@133c. ‘COAL—Yricea oro vory firm all_around, thraclte and tie bottor variotics of bituminous coals en advauco will no doubt soon take placo. Wo i Loligh, proparod, $10.60: = Lackawanan, $0),60 ; Erle, $2,00; Driar hm, $0.00; Walnut IIill, 20,003 Blousburg, £9.00@9,50; Locking Valley, $8.00 3 Canndl, $10,00; Indiana Dlock, 87,604,005 Kirkland Grate, '$8.00; 'Chorry Mine, Minonk, $5,00; Kingston, $7.00 ; Wilmington, $0,00, CUOOPERAGLE—Btock i3 In fujr request and manu- factured goods are meeting with rathor moro_inquiry, Quotations aro unchnuged. Wo repeat : Pork harreli, $1.30@1.403 lard tierces, $1.60@1.70¢ whisky burrels, £1,00@2,10; flour barrels, $8@67¢; pork ataves, rough, $22,0023. lloLhnckcd,S‘Zl.l)u@m.W; tlereo staves, rough, $20.00@325,00; do bucked orsawed, $25,00@ 28,00 3 whisky staves, rough, $28,00@30.00 ; do bucked, 35,00 ; flour staves, §9.0010.50; circlo flour hending, 734@3gc por sot ; flour hoop polus, $14,00@15.00 por 1 3 pork and toreo poles, $30,00@33,00 per m, EGGS—The supply is sWil Hberal, and dealora roport §t difilcult to dispose of their offeringy, us many of them aro out of condition, and tno local trade refuse to_ purchndo unlees tho &ggs uro guatantood, Halos ranged from 11X @1236¢. TEATHERS—Tho focelpty aro lght, and all chofco adl08 wull readily on aerival to tho Jobbors, who havo firge orders from tho futorior sud Far West. We quoto: Primo to chofce live gocso feathiora at 760 Jobbiny prico, 8335@85c ; mixed feathors, 25@120; chicken, c, FISH—Tomain moderatoly activo and firm at former is imo navies, ; common 19 ] + fire P quotations, Wo ropeat our list 98 follows: No. 1 whitoflsh, 3¢:brl, £0.00G No. 2 do, $5.1@0.00; No. 1_trout, $5,00(35.23; No, 1 shora mackorel, new, X-brl, ‘$12.60@13.75} No, 1 bay, $9.50@ Hov's Eoneorsh, 36 brh. $8/5060.151 Terally mackorol 1g~br), $7.00@7.95} No. '1 shioro kits, $1,052,00; sum-~. 1nor-oured codflsh, per 100 Jbe, $8.25@6.50; George’s codfieh, $0,60@0.15; Labrador liorsiug, plit, Drls, $9.00@9.00; do, X , $4.70 00 ;. brador hore ¥ing, round, brl, $8.0088.50; do 1 brl, H.I5@4.60; ox bierring’ No. 1,23@300; box herring, ' sealed, 33@ S50 Columbin Kitvor aulmot, 3¢ brls, $0.50@0.75. FRUITS AND NUTS~Tho rafsin mnarket {8 sgaln somowhat oxcited, Au adyvanco to $2,85@2.95 in Now Yorl {8 reported, and desiors hers havo alightly ade vancod thetr viows fn consequioneo, now ssking §3.053 5.0 A o Bast oloeka aro gl wid mosly 1 spocs ulativo honda; henco & further upward wovemout may reasonsbly bo lookod for, Other fruits woro olao in good roquest, and with ono or two ex- copitons wora firmly ‘held at fho_quoted pricos, Tiio following Yt ls furbhod : Fousto.-Dates, 3/@0%0; e, drums, 19Qlc | 0x, 16@160f Frc(gc’:‘rrlmfl, 15@10c; Turkish prugn"u nsfv'. 14@160 ralaing, loyors, §306@3.20; Zanto currants, Ti5 @8 cltron, 44@isc, Dostzstic—Aldon apples, 17@200; Michigen do, 9@10c; Western dn,’ 8@8Xj0; Bouthern o, UaTios peaches, pared, M@850; poachcs, Lnlvod, 10@103¢6; do, mixed, Ti¢@8c; blackberrics, 124@ 1330 ; raspherrics, 40@4lc; pittod oberrics, 20@2Tc, Nurs—TFillerts, 16@100; almonds, Terragona, 22@2ic; Naplos walnuts, 20337} Bracile, 0X@10%a’ pocant, Toxss, 14@160; African poauuts, GX¥@Ts¢ ; Wilming ton peanuts, B@s’%l): ‘Tonnosses peanuts, 8@do, ‘GROCLRIES—The excoeding firmnees thut for tho past fow weeks bas distiguiohed tho coffeo marlkot sliows no signs of abating, ~ On the contrary tho “ out- Jook * fu favorable for o furthor ndvauce it prices, on fucreaso In tho demsnd alono being noccsraty to send thom up nuother notehall sound. Roasting yrades wwera to-lay marked up X, Tho markot for roflned sugars alsa oxbibits & buoyant tone, At {ho moinent ther fi no speelnl activity in tho demand, but stocks uro found to be much smallor than waa generally an) posod, and tho presont tendoncy of prices is unmis- tukably upward, Tho only change notod to-dny waa an ndvanco of 340 In slandard A, Byrups, molassos, Tico, splcod, and sonps aro firm, Yo now quoto s 1t O, S0DA—TH@8Xc. Qorrees—Mocha, @34, ), G, Java, 30@303g¢ Jnva, Fo, 0, 29@2ie; foncy o, 2BX@I0 uholce do, 253{@260; primo Rio, @253 c; good do, 243¢@243(0; common do, 23X @240 ; roasting do, I ®figo; Singapore Java, 203@27x0: Costs Rica, faney, 20@20%0; do, prime, 25)@25)50; Marscuibo, 0@, CanDLEs—Stor, full welght, 19)@200; steardno, full weight, 143/@16¢ ; do, short welght, 133(@ 14150, Tior—Datun, B@8240; Nongooh, 7%@80; Caro- na, 9X@10240. thy, $10.0@12.00 ; prairio, $8,00@10.00, ¥or delivory of pressed, $1,00@1.60, according to dstanico, THDEB--Woroanatn roported faitly notivs, and wore fizan ot thognotations, with salea of choioo etirod nt i¢0 ndvance, Wo mako no chango In onr liat, na follow ¢ Groen city butehors, 703 groon cured, light, 11(0s do Ty, 1044 pactcird, 106103(o; yrcolk caly 1niv@ 1003 veal- l'p‘ 135G} dry ealty alo s dry lp, dlo} dry mited, 16@ito; ary iint, 18@1d0; long-haired i, 10@110; dencon Akiuw, 46@00; gFUDLY, scored out, or otherwino dntuagod, (wo-third price, TRON AND BTEEL—\Vefo in modorato demnnd, the rates varsiog according to tho amount wanted and tho torma ot imlo, Wo quoto? ron, . 301094 rales orac-s 3 5 @0 roles Tlnto iron, comn 6" @0y raton Norwny iron, ... 0 @bke RIb Noryway nnfl ra 0y @100 B Gorman plow utoo 1 gt g @ LA 14 g b Englinlt tool ateol 1 @3 rotes ‘Einglish apring stool.. 0" @11 rotes ‘American cant spring nicol, @13 rates Blgol tro, X-in... 8¢ @R WD LEATHER-—Tiio Toal or " iialoss wna rensonabl: active, and formor quotatious worp Wniformly wol sustained. Following aro tho prices ourrent: NEMTOOK, Olty harness,, <8 @74 Ummlr‘y liarn %@ 98 Lino, city, § Ib. 4@ 43 Tip, B Mavecaes 0@ 110 lflfr, voAlS.uuyee B5@ 1. City npper, No. 1, @ 0@ 30 0lty upper, No, 3, B £t 2@ Country upper. 2@ 20 Collor, 4 1t, 20 23 A 130 140 1,10 1.25 W@ U5 21 30 Ne 3 W@ 912 1,203 145 6@ 1.10 403 46 Trench calf, 60, D(&R.00 . French calf, Lomoino. 58.00(@80,00 Fronch calf, 24 036 1bs.. 1,65@ 2.35 French kip, 60 to 100 1ba. 1,00 1. METALS AND TINNERS' BTQOK—Trado continies to fmprove, and tho prices givon aro fully malutal Ty PratE—I0, 10514, $14,00; do, 12512, $14.60 #fi% $16.00; 40, roofing, 10, $13,00; do, 20x28, T10 Toi—Large, 4203 small, 4303 bor, 440, BEET Zivo—Full casks, 110 Lalf casks, 11 (@110} Teas quantity, 11igo; elabe, ge, Bnier InoN—No, 25, 0o rates; Tusels fron, 2307 40 No, 1 atainod, 300 rafes GaLvAN1ZED Tn0N—No. 15@20 16 : No, 22@24, 1007 .29, 96, A discoun No, 26@10, 170; No, 27, 18c} of 35 por cont ia mado from this Corrxn—Coppar bottoms, 400 3 4704 tinned copper, 8803 pianlshied coppor, 40¢; do, cat o aizos, 480 WinE—2 t 0, 803 6, 8 and 9, 1005 10to11, Tle; 1 1M3e; 10 and 14, 19%c 16aud 10, 1do; 17, 160} 18, 16c; 19, 190 3 20, 20¢; fall bundle, 25 por cent dis- count ; enco wire, T3¢0 ; by car load, 740, NAILB—Woro In fair roquest and firm, ab $4,60 ratea nolynd follows: 10@060d, per keg, $4.60 net: 8d do, shis: 61 doy $600; 4d o, 858756 B do, 90.00; sd do, fine, $7.60; 2d do, $7.76; clinch, $7.00. NAVAL BTORES—THo domond {4 only fair, buk ziors, ovor 13 e, . tho improvemon! prices nro steady a givon bolow: Manilla rope, 1 114@100; sisal ropy B by, 16K@10K0; oA rd, 3 1, 20@250; marliue, ¥ b, ropo, @ b, 17G180; calcum, 1 'balo, £5,00(60. P brl, $0,00@7.005" tar, B 500,00, ‘No changes woro dovoloped in {his market, Tho domand for the leading oils ‘was liberal and tho ‘provalent feoling smong dealera wa ono of firmuces, Triges aro now roally low, and If tho domsnd continues to improve, on thero 1n’ovory prospoct of its doing, bigher quotations may bo looked for, gonerally. Wo mako mno chsuge in our list, no follows: Carbon, Ife; oxtra lard off, 72¢; No.1, 670; No, 620; linsood, vWhialo, raw, 90c; do bolled, 950 80@820; sporm, $1,00@2.00; neats_foot oll,’ etrict) purc, $1.10 5 40 oxtrn, Hoe; do No, 1, Tho; Vauk ol 50 3 atrait, 700 ; clopbantoll, 956 3 furpentine, 630 3 n;p tha, 63 gravity, 175@18)c; naphtha, common, bt 0c. TOULTRY AND GAME—Tho demasnd is o triflo bettor than 1t has beon, and, tho reccipta not belng so heavy, pricea woro atoadicr, aud choico clickena hnvo sold fighor. Irairio chickons aro in fair condition now thoweather s coolor, aud sell readily, Ducka and oflior gamo aro salablo, We quote: Old chickens, £4.00@4.25 ; oprivg do, $0.00@3.25: small (o, $2.25@ £270; turkegs, 12igcy prairio chlckons, $3.50@G3.00 3 duicks, $0.00 ; 'ventson, 206 foe paddlck, snd 180 fob uATtors, TP OTATOES—Tho domand contluucs to Improve, and, under modorato offorings, tho market is irm ol $1.60@2.50 por brl for carly ross, Sweet voriotics aro ubundont and sy at $3,60@3.76 for yellow per b, and §2.60 for red, BEEDS—Tiinoily seod was ogoln active, ond tho Liglor grades woro iy ot $2.0560.16,Foor to clolea sold ot $2.25@2.85. Clover, bolug Acarce, Waa hold highier, Yrimo 18 quioted at $0.00@0.25, ond mammoth 8t30.60. Flnx remaing steady, at $1.75 for chofco, Wo not salos of 168 sncks choice timothy at $3.16 ; 83 baga primo at $9.05: 3 carsaud 973 Lags do nt $9.005 108 ags doat $2.05 ; 74 bogs modinm 0t $2.00 ; 195 byn ot 2,85 ; 415 bogs do at $2,80; 116 baga do 0t $3.76; 104 ugy o a4 $2.70; 87 bags do a4 $2,08 ; 16 bags comimon 0t $2,0 ; 24 bogy o 0t $240 ; 20 bngs at 2,307 4 bags poor nt $2.92; 8 bagu clover nt $3.15. BALT—Tho markot Ia active, and flrm ot tho quota- tions following: Ouondsgn, Canada, snd Suginaw, fine, $2,00; ordinary conrso, $2.10; coarso Diamond 0 §2.25; ground eolar, §1.16 : Uairy, without bags, $3.251 dufry, with boge, $4,10@4,25 3 Ashton dairy, por sack, $5,00036.25; Turies Island, $2.00; ground aluin, $2,25. TEAS—Dusncss_continiics 10 fmprove, ond_ iho ‘preaent tendency of pricea 18 upward, o' Now York Journal of Gommerca soys ¢ Therd I4 nn activo mur- ot for groon at steadily hardening prices, Olher do- eoriptions ro ruling firm, ond moot with fncreased ate tondon, Tiso 1o traddis vory faln Wo quoto: Youug hson, comman lo aie, 48860 do good, GG 7003 do chiolcs to cxtrs o G5¢(@F1.10; cominon to ino old Liyson, 70@900; comumon imporial, G6@060 ; good to chiolco, do, 80c@d1.10; falr to good guupdwdor, 70@3%00 ; choice Piugatioy, $1.16@1.20; oxtra Bloyuno, $1,35@1.40 ; cholco to oxita nowJnpan, 00c@31.007 fale fo"'good old, 65@7003 common do, 38@430; cofored notural lenf Japan, 66@650; common to fing Oolong, 85@50; rood, 55@060 : cliolco Lo oxtra, 85c@$1.00, TOBAGCO~Wo quoto ¢ Fixr Gon—Extro, @850 choteo, 65@700 ; medi- um ; 65600 ; poor to commen, 40@00c Prua—Natural loaf, 76@800; half bright, 60@70; black, sound, 46@550. BuonNa—Good 10 chole, 92@300; medium, 206 0105 commion, 20@28. WOOD—This murket continuos firm at tho lately ade vnced pricon ¢ Beock, $9.00 + maplo, $10.00 3 hickory, 2,00 ; Aaby, 30,00, adlivered. VEGETADLES—Woro in modorato domand, To matoca are o triflo Armor. Wo quoty 70 por box 3 onlong, $3.80; beols, $L walermelons, $2.00@4.00 por doz ; mus oo por dor, br $1.00G1.60 por cratd§ tusulps, $00G 8.00 por WOODENWARE AND DROOMS—Dusiness in thls dopartmant 18 picking up o litélo, and prices aro gen- erally Liold steatlily as quoted, ~Brooma are quite frm, Wo quote: 2-hoop g:‘u s, $2,93 per doz; 8-hoop do, 2.6 Tioop dairy, $4,2561 extra U0, $4.76; oxtra choess $12,60; No, 1 tubs, $10.603 No, 2 do, $0.00 ; do, $4.007 tubs, @ in nest, $2.80; keelors, 8 No. 2,305 ke in nest; $176; Lolf-bushel wneadures, ploin, $3.76 per doz; do, fron bound, §4.50; peck mensures, plady, $2,80; do, irou bound, $3.16; churns, No. 1, 1.0 do, ' No,' 3, $10.00; do, Nos I, $.003 d No. 4, $8,00 por doz; headed clothes pins, $1. 25 $2.36@100 por doz; ‘barral covers, $2.00@2.50 ; ksennkine, §.00@3,80 per rack ; 5, ook, 8 in neat, $L,E5: do, osh,3 in nest, §1.10 ; broom Landles, $12,00@10,00 po m ; No. 1 brodmy; 100 No. 2 do, $26GLT do, common, 1@ 2,60, YOGL—Tho demand was moro activa und prices are steady, and for some grndod axmu strong. The slocka are light but incroasing slightly, We rep Tub, washed, No. Lova. - v Tub, washod, oxtra and Tub, waslicd, common to fair, Gommon disiy AGEYe Tleoce, woshod, XXX, light. X Tloace, wshod, X&XS, diugy. Tloccy, washed, modium Lght. Coorac, Washed .o eerrresvnvees Tleoco, unwashed, oarso to medinm Floece, unwasbed, coarao, and ding; ¥loco, unwashed, fin o 'S—Waro activo and steady at ‘proviouia ratos, aa follows : BOaAns-Paient eut losf, 13%@13%0; orushed and 5 E’;? powdered, 113@117{c; granulated, UN@I1Hc; Ay EE5(35 1503 oxtra O, 03 O No, 1, 105@10%0; yel- kY Tood, ooy Toled. browa, 106 igico - Xrho Chlpaotd E'Sifii: do, 0X@100; falr do, DA@JL0; choice molaeees LoaF | eugar, U3/@00; falr 00, Ui{@9X0; Now Orloans Fag sugar, cholco, DX@100 : A0 priwe, U3¢@D3¢0; do, folr, 85@03f0; comiion, B@8Yc, Boston, Brnurs—Diamond drips, $1,25@1.00; silver Arlps, | New York. oxtra fluo, T0GTo; good wiger Lotuss yrup, 45G4%0% | iiiaaely exira do, 60@650 ; Now Orloans molngacs, clioles, 80@ | * nnd Buitithore 8603 do priiae, 73G8e; do common, 05G700; Porto | wiimiugton, Ttico molausos, choice, 55@05¢; common molassos, 28 | yayhington, 300, Nloxandrlo, Vi . SaLznaTDi—Common fo best, 0@10c, Pitgsburgh, Btoubenviile, Bricrs—Allspice, 17@18c; cloves, 37@3803 cnmsia, | Dridgoport, O, nud Bellure] 20 copo | 95 88@4003 popper, 26@20c: nuimege, $1,23@1.503 | Wheollng,. ol W s | 40 giter, buro, 2833005 do No, 1, 20§35; 40 No. 3,10 | Olovelinidiev,seesssassenseres| 26 | CU25 | 7% @lie, Now Cuatls T Yoiiigalown) 5 Hoa pa—French mottled, 65@03;0; Gorman mottled, | _and Akros, O, sl 0@03{0+ Golden wupe,'oga o7 Whito Lily, 0@ | ON Oity, Corty, and Fraulin, 3 a, 0igos Whlto Jtose, B @0at brown Windior, 4 orfolk, Va, PETRI B i3} palm, GG0xo 1 Stucu Tinperial, 4@ UGc, Wilaingion, ¥.0, Giaideaton) iTAnou—Gloss, 9K@1001 coru, O 3 lauudey, and Hayy o T o P @10} louded, 08 | pruburgh and al_o pOMEDN PRULLE-Avles contiavio dutl and re ——— n Iargo aupply, Grapes uro also plonty, ond lower, Gitior Trui i . X SUDPIY, Bk, Wik Sholed CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET, froub, pold roadtly, Wo quofos Lomons, $14.00616.00 por hiox; Naplea do (large), $12,00, California peurs, Fuipay Evenind, Aug, 20, F5.00@0.00 por caso: do plunw, $0.00@0.60 por easos | Tho rocelpts of Uve-stock Huco Saturdoy havo e ds grapos, 1.50@6.00 per box; apples ot $100GLT8 | aa followst (ver br}) for comuion {0 falr; good to chioleo du, $1.00 Cattle, Iogs. Slieen, (@60 por hrl, - Blackborrice, 81,50634,00 por case; wild | Monday, B 2 | 1T do, 33,00G2.60 por caso, Pears, T6e@s1.00 per box or | Tuesdny. 7,62 fort baaket ; Dartlott’s do, $1,26@1,00 per box, Peachos, 400 | Wednowsd 13,080 1,220 @FL00'por box or Lankel ; do'shioico per basket, $1,28 o800 Tesk @LB0. drapes per oot (1 Lozen, 2,0002.00; o] I o 4,500 12,000 003 30 ih, §2,60 ; do Ju bnakets, B0c@3L00, Blbertan Grabe T nipplob, A@s00 por box, Groun gage plums, 2,60 por Tolal. ... B0 4,455 baskof, *Cranborrics, £1.0065.00 per bu. Bamo Hme iast Wosk, 69,476 4,113 MOVR—Thoro 38 considorable dolng in old hops, the | Weok bofore Luet &G0 U748 demand bolug chiofly from the interior, Therefsa | — Shipmonts wore &4 follow dlsposltion to reduce stocksns fust sx powuiblo, in order Hogs, Sheep, to hoready for tho new crops, Westorn uoll at 20@400. | Mondsy ... 5,000 TONEY—1s begiuniug 0 arrivo, and wncols with & | Tueaduy.. 7013 {)nnlr Juquiry at 26330 for chiojce white clover in smull | Wednesdu) ."l)tl“% 0, 1, ) 1AY—Tocal Luycrs wers about tho only Inquirers, ) and thelr wants wore mainly luflpllml with loveo do- 8173 | 80,603 seriptiony, on wagons, Drossed Lay wus but Hitlo in- the . & I, W. 8io quired_for, wnd_quotations remaln nominal, We | Yard accommodation-lratus whi Jeuve tho' Midbwon quolo wholisal pricea pald by dealors,—cars to cone | strcot dopot s followa : AL 6:20a, m,; kb 10:00 n, 1n; at Gl 20,000 Jis,—ue follows ¢ Now timothy) primo, £12.00 (816,005 do, No, 1, §12,60@118.60; do, No, % $10.00@ 13,00 ¢ preitio, upfand, $11,00% do, inldland, £9.00@ lflM’ (T 0 Wagoszimo- 4 12,01 p. m,, vud ot 216 pue "Ihioy will roturn, leaving i Brook Yords st 1100 8, 1.3 1530 P 10,3 940 P, may d 6:10 po m, * QAT o waa a lager voluiue, of paloy 1R i Bond heoivuotural wurposos. Nimploin hundreds of worl on elthor of tho groceding dage of tho wopk, but_horo ceasad, no bottor prices bolng oblaln- ablo for any clams of stock, whilo for most doscriptions the market was If nnything a sbado lower, Tho allghl advanco at tho East, reporlod enrly in tho wook, han sluco been Jost, and tho tone of ndvices recelved from o difforont boints dnring yortsiday nd o-tay wan Dby no moans of & chinracter to' atimulato ghippoers, The fiot that that thoy woro livaral oposators was due’ to tho casfer feeling manifosiod by bolders, rather than to any legitimate increaso in tha AQamand, and now that {Lo wock 18 o far ndvanced, and the wants of ont- #lilo byorn Ao gonorally supplicd, lo-norrow may ho oxpectodt to briug lower prices for oll clas of n{m:lt. Although the day’s sales were Inrge, leas than balf the offerings wore disposed of, the number sl rematning in tho yards unold 'falling Iitlo hort of ,000, Tho ostremo range of pricea W $LI6@0I2). At tho fusido’ figura somo thin througli Toxana waro closed out, whila the outsldo fig- 1170 was pald for o car-lond_of oxtra steors, Mont of o tranafora woro nt $9,60@9,76 for butohora stuff ; 01 $3,00@4.00 for stockers t o $4,25@5,00 for common to good aliipping boovos, and at, $5,40—8,60 for primo fo cliolco do, Texns cattlo nold chiefly at $2.95@2.75 for through dravon and ot .25@3.1 for Northora wintored.” Veal calves woro inquired for ot $1.76@ 5,25 for poorto choloo, Tho murkot closed Woak, QUOTATIONH, ‘Extra Deoves—Graded steors, avoraging 1,400 1 ond upward, 45,8080,00 Ghofcs Booves—] i 10 6 yorr old sloors, veraging 1,300 to ,400 jta,. sreeneesietseess 540G000 Godd Dooves—vell-fattened, iy formei steors, nvoraging 1,600 t0 1,000 6. .. ... 480620 L30@A4T Modlum Gradcs—Stcers in fair flesh, Aver- 0ging 1,100 (01,200 W..vv oo Butchera! Block — Commion 6 flF atoors, and good to oxira cown, for city alughter, nvoraging 800 o 1,100 e ... Block Cattlo — Common_ caitlo, in. flosh, averaging 700 to to 1,050 b, Inforior—Light tnd thin ' cows, ‘Btngs, bully, d acalinwng ptoers Cattlo—Toxas, Norllorn wintorod Cattlo—Toxas, throngh droves, 9,004,935 8.00@4.25 TRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATS. Summer Arrangement. JEXPLANATION OF REPENENGE MANRA.— t Saturdayos coptod. ¥ Bundny oxooptod, § Mond: ks D dng a0 8o % alip Ry ozopied, ” FAze) MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS e ot teans T & diancilphy RAILROAD TIME TABLE: dncknon ~Atlantlo Night Expe gy pono.m Night 19310 p. . NRY 0. G{Mml Passoogor CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicago, Kanwas ily and Dencer Short Line, vla_Toulsle Throuh Loner nton Bepir b lon it S, Louts Bridge, TVeket Ofices 5 A} Depoty and 152 oandoiphats - Taiive, | Arrive ENTWOLRTH, Ayotts Konens Oty ixpross o) 1 e T aeal Loniwinan: o ity Taat. B i Ao, 10 good etcore.. 47 cholco nteora 81 Texaa cattlo, 19 Toxaw cattlo, 17 Toxaa cattlo, 22stock steers. 51 good Atoers, ) good tco 2 good tea 18 fair ptcers. 48 good steara, 60 good atacrs, 49 good atoe 70 yood steors, 18 good stoara. 51 good stoers, 52 good stcora, 98 good stcors, 100S—Tho hog matkot was without chango fn any important particulsr, Nobwithatauding tho continited heavy recaipta thero proved to bo no very largo ovor- Jlus, tho great bulk of tho offerings finding buyors, and it privea woll up fo those current yostordoy, sales making at $4.20@4,50 for poor to choice heavy—chiofly at $4.30@4.40—and at $4,60@476 for poar “to cholca agm. w'(l?hu market closed stcady ot the above quota~ ne, 100 BALTS, : No. Av, DPrice. |No, Av, Prico. |No. Av, Price, 46 821 8.5 198 U S |48 2D fAGS 65 013 435 (73 270 430 |4T 200 465 52 4.05 BL 0 pury 0 [ 0 k(4 a 20 440 a7 4.45 42 440 60 440 24 480 22 4,60 87 475 B0 8.6 30 450 78 10 49 430 43 470 43 435 8L & 47 476 90 171 47 |33 248 420 |31 364 425 BUEEP—Remaln steady and firm s proslously quo- ted, or at $3.00@3.60 for poor to commou ; at $3.75@ 4,00 for medium and ot $4,25G4.60 for good ta clivice i oy CHICACO LUMBER MARKET. Furmat Evening, Aug, 29, The receipta of lumber were very Uight, thera being probably nol ora flian 8.or cavgod oil o markot uring tho day. Early, mumbet of local and fi- terlor buyers mado thelr appoaranco, snd sovaral docke loads wero disposod of nb about former pricoa, In tho aftornoon ail bub ono of ihe remuining cargoes were sold, Wo quoto: Good to chiodo bosrds and strips, $12.00@15.76 3 common bo modium, $9,00®11.50; jolata ;fis. nding, $0.0G015{ plokota, 90060007 1l X o6, $2,003,00, Haloa includo, Cargo scow Rsdical, from Pentwator, 116 m plooo atuth argly 101t ot .00, Gargo sche Tittlo Bollo, from Muskegon, 196 strips and boarda ot $2007 29'm Iath ot L8, Sold by Willam o~ glade, ER FRSIONTS, LU nTe, Manistee, $3,87)¢; Ludivgton, $2.12)3 Musko- on, $1.87) ; Oconto, §3.95: Menominos, £2.37% ; SPblto Tanr 05 ; rond Elavom, SLOTY'; Dentoms tor, $2.123. AT TOR YADNDE. The demand i only fair, but improviug Tricea are unchangod, as follow Firetcioar. ... slightly, ®65,00 Second clear, 1 inch to 2 fneh, @50,00 Third clear, 1 inch, @40.00 Third clear, thick. @45.00 lear flooring, 1s @43.00 00 @23,00 00 08 5 efc., 16 foot und under, ., Jolst and scantling, 18 o 34 feak., . Dickota, square, . @15,00 Tlekets, flat..., - @I3! Cudur poats, spiit. @18,00 Codar poat, Foun @35.00 th..ve @ 2,50 No. 1 saw @ 2.00 Acor Star, @ 50 Blingles @ 3195 No, 1 eass, 1% @ 1, Threo dotinrs por car £ Lo added whou tranaferred, which charge followa the shingles. Thickness~1'ivo shingles to bo two inches in thicke nosn, Lengtu—Bixtoen inchos. IARDWOOD, Plack-Waluut — Counters, $100.00@150.00: clear, $05,00@85,00 3 common, $45,00@60.00; cull, $20.008 T 040,00 co $10.00825.00 Hh- lout, $25.¢ .00 ; common, A 25 cull, $10.00@315.00 looring, K0 .00, X lour, S3000@40.007 comuion, $10.01635.00; Sl uoq—ui%?bgo@w.w; common, $20,008 ‘Muplo—-Cloar, $12.00G85 *00; common, $10.00625.00 Pk T g e Bltternut—Olear, $35.00900.00; common, $20.008 0,00, Ohibrry—Clenr, ~ $40,00800.00; comumon, $16.008 95,00 5 cull, $12,00@18.00, Whltowood—Gear, E: moo@wm; comuon, $20.00 6,00, ©@25.00 5 enll, $10, Wagou Stock—Iilckory axles, per sot, $1.00G1.60; ory wagoi polus, each, 45@30 3 ox' bourds, $10.00c440.00, Ylorida red_cedar, 5o per {t ; mahogany, S0@i0e ; do counter, 600 3 roewood, 60RB0S ¢ white holly, ¢, NEW PUBLICATIONS FATMERS FOURTH OF JULY THE IHPORTANT ADDRESS 0Of 8. M, 8MITH, Socrotary of the Ilinols Stato Farmors’ Assooiation, boforo the Liv- ingston County I'armors’ Assooiation, At Pontie, on the Fouelh of Jul, Ts now rondy for delivery ns an 8-pago doou- ment, for genoral oirculation, Farmory’ Olubs and Grangos will bo sup- plied at tho following rates: vt Binglo Copios.. 2 ota,] 100 Oopics...75 ota, 6L 19821% 118 6t [ 1,000 Gopio...-56.00 Addross J. W. DBAN, Room 8 Tribuno Building, Gmomo; ___SOOTOH GRANITE, SOOTCHPOLISHED GRANITE SHEARER, SMITI & CO, AT 3 NI WORKS, DAL A S OOTTAND, Poljshud Gray, Bluy, and Rod Qranites l":fil:fl ullshe thols e Quarnyiok, drosslog, en B & b m! Granlto, B., 8. & CO. ato otiabled 10 sapply of Granllo, 3 3 1 CHICACO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, ion Depn Stadison and Canal-sn.s Tick B8 South Glarivatey opmoite Sherian Hondey st Doputs Teare. Arrive, Milmnukao, St Pacl & Mianosp-{7 Mitwnakoe & B rioa| v m +119:50 p, m. M AL aukee, Bt, I’ A olisNight Hspross CHICAGD, BURLINGTON &GUUINCY RAILROAD. DepotacFont of, Lukeat,, Dudianaan., and Sizteen e gl "e";l: centh-ste, Dicket offices, No. bY m, [§6:608. m)! 11:008. mi ? 4315 p. 3 ihiat. Clarids Arrive, Matl aud Fepross.. S Ol B buauo sod Sloux Olty TEsp. Taclio Jaot Lino. 5 Aurora Passongor,.,.. “Mondota & Ottawa b % Downor's Gravo Accommiodativ filll’flrl lPl\!lMllflP-.z‘ i) urora Passouger (Sundsy)...,.| Dubiug, lxlslnn“qx dity e, i Downor's Urovo Toxas Iixprovees ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot fool af Laket, and foot of Twenl; 3 et T it meas g eondst, ek 8t. Touls Es i . m. B Lowis Tant Lir ah 1o py me i, * 7554 Mo m; CIICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. ity afiices, corner Kandalph unit LuSalle-ate,, and 76 Canale at., corner Madisot-st, Milwaukoo Passengor,. Milwaukeo Pussengor Groon [lnfiExnmu. il. l‘lultl xpmn,,. COLORADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. A uz:;)umml Freight Office, 77 Clarkst, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Devot, corner of VanBuren and Sherman-ta, icket affice; Grand Pacific Hotel, Omahs, Loavenwith& Atehison Fx| Porn Agummodation, Night Kxprens: ... Loivonyorth & A1 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depoty Van Buren-it., foot ar LaSalle-st, Ticket afices, nordhwest cormer Clark and Randalpliats,, and southicest corner Canal and Yadison-sta, Mail, via Alr Lino and Main Lino| Hpeelsl New York Express, via| & 3 via Main Li odation... conim Bouth Chlcago Accommodatioy PITTSBURGH, FORT WATHE & CHICAGO R Leuve, Arriee, Day E: Paife Rpros by ino, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Railroad Depol, fool For throunl lickels and slaeping cur bérihe apply hew 1Ncket ofice, 131 Handoiph-at., near corner Cla Ginalat,, corner Madison; B FaSille-st,, corner fnglon, and at filinofs Central Depot, F5p. m, .§|;m... m- 445 THROUGH af Lake s s Washe Toavo Ohteago... Arrive at Lafayciio, Arrive st Indisunpolly Arrivo ot Clnojunat! Traina arrive at Obiosga at 7:57 . ., 80 2. 0., and :1’:4»,-. M. Only Hno running Satnrday nigby tratn fo I, ud pasiongors can gt uly, {anapolis and Cluctonatly Routh § Py 1*3ad tal at "ivonty-socond-ate baggago chocked snd take Douat. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOTAN, 877 and 219 outh Clark sty coraue Vo uron, Gbloago, Tt ia wall kngwn by all readors of, tho papars, that Dr. 0, icoiow W0 tfost aabiisiod baloln 1o Obloags Béontg and axparionco Lavo mady Dir. 1, to most 105 nownod BPROTALIST. of 1ho ko, honorad by (4o e cutoomed of tho nighest wodical attainmonta Iy n‘n‘,«‘!; praicalinpiiyionol dha duv, having doveled, L \twil quse-poniiealy ) casos ‘ot GHIRUNIO AND SPEOIAL ASHES T hoth soxon. CONSUTITATION FIEE, SEPARATE PARLORS costiomen, Gall, OORICESPONDENCE Q()Nl"]fllm‘l’[l\ln ‘Addreas nll lotters, with stamps, D 0. BIGELOW, 217 and 219 South Olark-at. simes, Oct, %3 1880, DR, MQELOW T Fbgadsrly brod phlotan, Thlero ntatfon is hest knows boro in our midst, 11a wants no als. tant reforonce, but ts woll spokon of l!g u\'urg' ono €ne [hemuolvas to s cara, Wiiilo tho world onduros bt Dhyaiofats aro rouutrod, and {f any ono neods Buioh sorvice, 1618 of tho utmost Impnriance to ohgsl only a man whose oxporionce L equal to his offor of wolls ZaL'afd; and withont projudico, or uny lntarest in sayi Sthar than tho trutl, wo cecaument, niost cordially uns cunpangully sneh o vt Bif: BIGLLOW, st Con Fiooue, 577 aud 279 Soutls Olark: ako. ., Ol it NO CURE! NO PAY ! Dr. Kean, 860 South Clark-st., Chicago, May bo confldentially consultod, porsonnlly or by mall freo ob eharge, on ull clironic or norvous disoases. . o KEAN fs tho only physicist In tho city who wars o e St for 60 conts, Mifustratod with numore Vi, DR. A. G. OLIN, COx AL PHYSIOIAN, . 352 Waliashehvee Gppotite’ Vst Otfce, Obfongo ourea AT '“5!‘ worsous disoniud 1 oty sozens e L e+ ortoapondouca contidontlal 64 uagas full infurmation for two Hond for clroular, Dr. PO VY N SN, 183 SOUTH CLARK-ST,, cu h 1, N 8, and Urdnr o saes 21, Ol St B e e Wy k), 110 of ohavgs. Femals Ao Boraonl vuggows, L1 Modioal fvoatisa ta inon 6o Indios aud 3 OIHIGAGO, ILT, (a ruats all Ulirondo Diso i il ol DI i bved, - Modicinon furnishod. Oune G frented L) SCSk . disoasn, and alroniuru, 2o e AT {ottors coutidontist, FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, $5 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR BALE AT TRIBUNE OFTICE. Y