Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1873, Page 6

CHICAGO DAILY 'CRIBUNE: WED MONEY AND COMMERCE MONETARY. TurspAx Fyexino, Bept, 0, The most prominont foatnro of the local monoy market continuos to bo tho flow of our- ronoy to tho country. Tho movomont {3 some- what diminishied from what 1t waa last wook, but Ta atill 5o largo that nearly nll tho bauks Loro aro ordoring currency from Now York, T'ho contin- ned demsnd for curronoy indieates that the yol- wumo of buslness in tho markoting of graln is still on tho incronso, aud if the recolpts of grain woro not pirendy up to the full eapacity of tho rallronds, thoy might bo oxpeotod to incronso, Tho doposits 1t tho banks in this clty koop up romarkably well, and though thore s been somo decronze in tho loanablo funds, monoy is casy yot ot tho banke, In the open market thero is moro paper offering, and the aupply of funds 1s not so lnrgo. i Now York oxchange was considorably flrmor to-dny, with buyors at 76c per $1,000 discount, but fow scllora at that. Tt s n natoworthy fact thet for saveral days pnst Northwostorn common stock has ""f’"‘l ot ubout tho sauie prico s Erio, which has for so many years been the foot-ball of Wall stroet. THE DEOLINE OF GOLD, IT8 CAURES AND THEIR BIGNIFICANCE. Thonotablodeclinoin the promiumon gold from 116, & fow days ngo, to 119 to-day, is only ono of tho rosults of tho commeroial prosporily of the country, Moat Fuoplu aro roady to ascribe the declino to the failure of the gold alique in Now York, but this is o mistake, Tho ollquo failod bocauso gold was bound to docline nny- how. Tho liquo was undoubtedly as powerful a8 any that ne boon organized in Wall stroob for n long timo, But tho declino of gold was inavitablo, and the cliquo did wonders to de- lay its downward progross at all, In the Norse “mythology, when Thor went to the city of As- gard, bo was offored o drinkivg-horn” full of wator, with tho intimation that auch men as lived in Asgard alwoys drained it at a slnglo draught, ‘Thor dennk and drank, with all the forty-horao drinkiug capncity of o Scandinavian god, but found 1t impossible to drain tho horn, Ho af- terwards found that ono end of tho horn was conneoted with the ses, and that though his mighty drinking had actually coused, for Bu in- stant, a declino in tho sea loyel, ho should have to drain the son to drain tho cup. Tho fiom clique had roally undertakon task almost as impossible. Tho cauncs of the decline of gold are to be found in tho unusually hoavy exports of domestic products this sum- mor, and the Hfihmr imports of foroign goods. This has caused an incronsio in this uountl’l of that kind of wenlth ropresented by bank oredits, which are availablo for circulation, This is capi- tal for which bank-ohccks, drafts, bills of ox~ change, banl-notos, and groenbecks aro required as * countors,” or measures of quantity moro thon of . quality. In ndditiou] [to this, the activity of intornal trado in tho wmovement of tha crops and the consequont domand for cnrmna{ to circulnto from hand to hand, bave appreciated tho valuo of groonbacke snd National Bank notes, bocauso tho volume of them is fixed, whilo tho kind of capital thoy roprcsent hao incroased. Tho “decline of gold," or more proporly the appreciation of tho currency, was fnevitablo, This appreciation of the curreney is, howover, nlrendy causing o decline in the currency prices of commoditios. The prico of wheat, for in- stance, in Livorpool, romaing the samo as it was boforo tho declino of gold. But green- Dbaclks, which & fow days ngo wore only worth 861 in gold, aro to-day worth 801, and tile ship- | per of whoat to Liverpool canuot afford to give #o much in fimunhnckfl Ly 4 conts o bushol as he could a weolt ago. This doclino must soon of- foct prices of nll kinds of commodities sold for greenbacks, though it does not affoot all at tho snmo time, The oxportable domestic products facl it at oneo, imported goods noxt, and artiolos manufacturcd and consumed exclusively in this couutry, last, Tho doclinie which bas nlrendy affeoted tho prices of Westorn products would, in tho courso of n fow months, nffect the prices of imported goods, and oventually also home-manufactured goods. But nlready we soo signs of a clamor for morecurrency o8 a proventative of the decline of rices. ‘Tho farmors will imagino that it isn el of currency that causes tho dealino in prices, and will insist ihat Congreso shall in somo way dilute tho volume of currency so nstodeprociate its valuo ngnin. The importers snd tho monufacturers, lmowing that tho decline in Yricuu will inevitably roach their goods, will 2dd their voices to tho clamor. Plenty of ‘mor- couary political hacks will bo found to be their spolcsmon, and thus it ia not improbablo that by tho timo Congresn meots thoro will be a prossuro organized to hove an incrosso of cur Tency, dn tho old plea that the volume of cur- roncy is insufticiont to transact the businoss of the country, A sufficiont answer to_this argn- mont s, that tho currency is doprecinted mainly bocause it is redundant, and that it 18 morc than eufliciont for tho business of tho country ns. long as it ia dopreciated, Bub this dootrine, though na true as truth itself, is not popular, ~The fact is that , while everybody is thooretically in faver of » roturn to specio paymonts somotime, they aro novor ready tobogin, Tho littlo taste that we shall got of tho progress towards spocio pay- ments this fall by the dacling of gold (whlc’f. 5 likoly to continue), will make an outery for an- otherginflation of some kind to deprociatotho value of the currcucy. If it should succeed, tho busincss community will ostensibly lamont, and the nowspapors will bo full of denuncia-~ tions of tho * gold gamblots,” swho aro thus al- ways mado tho scapegoats for the bad faithof the peopla. p The fall of 1871 was not noar so promising in tho nspenlu of our foreign trade as the presont fall. "T'ho crops of nouo of the leading domestio prodncts waro ko large, and tho foreign domand ivas not near go nctivo ns it promises to bo this {all, And yet, in the fall of f87l, tho heavy ox- ports _of cotton, broadstuffs, and potroloum caused gold to deelina from 114 aud 115 in Sep- tomber and QOctobor to 10814 in tho last half of Decembor. Tho prospect is that thero will bo a correspouding effect this year, and it Is not im- probulle thit, boforo 1874, gold may touch a oyor prico than for eleven years past. The probabilities are that no moré favorablo timo for tho insuguration of some monsuro 28 o step to @pecic rosumption will aver como, If tho opportunity is allowed to slip, tho peoplo of the United Btatos might as well (}ml talking about specio payments, and ace knowledge theroe ia no intention fo resumo. “Phero 14, however, ouo way in which Congresa may comply with the popular demand for ‘“1more currency,"” which we bolicve is even now being stirred up in auticipation of the noxt win- ter's possion, viz: Roturn to tho much-abused, but sound, financial policy of Socrotary McCul loch, and contract tho volume of groonbacks (ot =4,000,000) "but ey, 3,000,000, "por month. At tho samo " time, remove nll logal rostrictions on the volume of Natlonal Bank circulation, Lot overy bank in overy part of the country have all tho circulation it can ub up United Btates bonds to socure. If the Nntional Bauk currenoy should increase attho rate of, sny 60,000,000 por annum, the green- backs wonld docroase At the rato of §86,000,000 por annum, and in throo years we should have an Bggregate of $600,000,000 of National Bunk notos, and $250,000,000 of grecnbacks, or $50,000,000 more_papor mongy than at prosent, But with this increaso of National Bauk ciroulation, and tho increaso of National Bank deposits that wonld necossarily follow, nearly the wholo of tho 250,000,000 of greenbacky would be held in tha vaulls of {ho batka oy rosorves, and groonbacks would Lo at par with gold, and stay there, LOCAL STOCK AND DOND MARKET. Mesnrs. Preston, Kean & Co. quote as fol- lows this aftornoon ; Duying, Selling, 5-20n0f '62, w"g' lttg 5507 of 4. 161 1163{@116 S50sof 163, PR 3 OO st o 0 i i 0y’ ¢ 0w of ‘6T, Jan. oud July. 164 11655 5203 of 05, Jan, and July. X “"Gmg 0-408, 400 e uy 11,8, b (tow irsuo) b Sl (all welght) proerd 3old Coupone, 113§ " 53 1123¢ Storling Excliango, . © 108%@10) Nortliern Pacifia Gol *100° & ut, Chicago ity T, 100 &int Gaok Connly Ta 10X &int, 1linolu County o 5 @0l Mouoy on approved collatorals, 8@9 percent REAL ESTATE, The following instruments woroe filod for rec- ord on hMonday, Hopt. 9¢ oITY PROVERTT. “The premisca No, 201 Allwaukco av, dated Bopt, 8 connldaration, $8,600, Hubbard st, 8 w cor of Diller st, n f, d8x120 £t, dated June 1, 1872; cousideration, $3,000, Halutod at, n w cor of Iiawthorn av, triangle of 177 and 162 1t, dated Ang, 22 conaideration, $5,000, Chicago Bv, 800 f4 6 of Wood at, 11, 25120 fF, datod Sept. 8 ; considoraton, $1,800, LA at, 168 1 wof Halated st, nf, 252147 ft, dated 5 ; consldoration, $725, B bae a1 331 Tt m of North uy, w £, 601241 11, dated Bopt, §1 conalderation, 4,000, Matateil at, 242 £t n of Thirts-fourth at, w £, 25x134)5 #t, datod Bopt, 13 consldaration, 81,650, Onmpbell_st, 120 ft . of* Weat-Uarrison, o f, 24x108 Sect, dnlod Hopt, 8 + consideration, §1,200, Trdintin v, 616 £4 8 of Thirty-nil at, W, 28x124 ft, dated Hopt, 6 3 conaldoration, $3,875," N Bichigan at, 80 ftw of Noith Olark st, 8 ¢, 202100 1, : dated Sopt, b 7 consfderation, $4,600, + Dobyns at, 118 €L v of Wallor nt, 8 1, 243107 £t, dsted Aug. 25 ; connlderation, $1,000, Jackaon st, 00 {t o of Wabnol av, n f, 81100 ft, dated Juno’ 10; considoration, $70,000, Benjamin Tombard to Goorgo As Head, Weat Congroas at, bot Kedzio and R{mlldlng ave, nf, 4813124 7-10 1t dafed Sopt. 13 connldoration, $1,200, abeeea ot e s cor o uL'm;'i oo 4 1t to alloy, dal Hept, 8; conslderation, )y B ot 10, - ilmunea Lot 103, of Butterfleld's Adition, dafod Suly 143 conaideration, $175, T.ot 66, in Block 63, Sco 10, 99, 14, dated Sept. 8} considoration, $560, Lok 0, In aimo Liock, dated Sopt,8; comaiforation, Lot 03, In samo, dated Aug. 1 l‘uxhlglnn Mj 198 1t w of Western av, n f, 243¢ ¢, dated Juno 29 ; consideration, !I‘?OQ. ‘Weat VanBuron st, £t w of Alarshficld st, nf, 40010117 4, Unted Hopt, 6 constderstion, $20,000. ‘Waost VanBuren at, 20:)’", v:, of ;(‘u;)&{ at, 0 1, 25200 1t, dated Aug, 92 ; consideration A ront nty fs)oua&r C&mul‘x}‘cé-wul, 11, 402100 £, t B¢ loration, $3,000, “"11‘1:?:3 .,?13‘31’.?, ftoaf Farrell st, nf, 34 6-10x100 £ with ‘buildings, datcd ‘Sopt, 8; cousidoration, . ot av, 160 £t 8 of Twenty-nccond st, o 1, 014G , 0; connkleration, $22,000, fdnted ‘3“" Yotk of Thirty-sorenth 8h, w £, 52x124 + contdoration, $,000, 4 Blosk 16, In Holaol, dstod Juno iileration, 000, O 41, im Block 1, fn Fhinnoy’s 8 w 4 1 0 of 6 X Beo 11, 59, 13, datod Aug. 333 consldoration, 1,400, Tootin at, 05 ft n of Adams at, o f, 40x125 ft, dated Aug, 233 conelderation, $10,000, ‘Flonrnoy st, nesr nw cor of iloyne st, af, Lota 40 0ad 47, dated Aug, 25 conidoration, 5,800, NORTIE OF OITY LIMITE, Lot 24 fn Dlock 25, in Ravenswood, dated Hept, 0; consideration, $1,260, BOUTIT OF CITY LIATTS, Lot 2, in Dlock 3, of Heintz’s Subdivislon in 8 wif of Bec. 4, 58, 14, dated Aug, 25 ; cousidoratton, 3,200, Tots 7 {0 9, in Block 1, and Lats 12 and 17,1n Block 2, in Oh{lds’ Subdivislon, in 6 e X Boo 11, 8, 14, dated May 235 consideration, $9,580, Lota 1 and 3 to 6, in Dlock 1, in Kimball's Subdivie efon, in n e i Beo 0, 38, 14, dated Bopt, 6 considera~ Hen, o wicotne X ; constiloration, 550, ; consioratlon, 8500, $3,000. Lot 2, in Block 1, in Bwosta 1 o Bea 0, 98, 14, dated April 10; constderation, $650, 8 ng‘é" 3, In #amo block, datod April 19; considoration, COMMERCIAL. TuEspAY EvENTNG, Bept, 0, The following wore tho recoipta and shipments of the leading articles of praduce in Chicago during the past twenty-four hours, and for tho corresponding date one yoarago: MECKIPTS, BIIPMENTS, 1873, | 1872, 1878, | 1672, Flour, brl g8 8oiol| aeis| 2684 Wheat, bu ,530) 78,2801| 24,407 u, ,190{ 804,620|| 149,609) ‘65,130 “42,088 085| 9,626] 49,2501 4,140 ' 187,724 200 ool ,069) th, m.. 215} Balt, brls, 7,052 18400 3,116} Withdrawn from store yesterdsy for oity consumption: 1,110 bu wheat; 8,633 bu cornj 5,120 bu oats; 1,830 bu rye; 8,904 bu barloy. ‘The following grain hes beon inspacted into store this morning up to 10 o'clook : 878 cara wheat ; 480 ears corn; 5,700 bu No, 1do, 12,100 bu high mized do, and 48,000 bu No. 2 do; 46 oars oats ; 80 cars ryo; 61 cars barley. Total (1,600 cars), 616,000 bu. Tho local columns of the Journal of last oven- ing contained what wag intonded to be a very govoro cut at Tur TRIBUNE bocauso tho figure 8 was inadvortently used by the printers instoad of 3, in our report of the shipments of whoat last wook., The same jasuo of the Journal contained the very samo orror that was charged upon Tan TribuNe. As b clergyman once remsrked, * thero onght to bo somo ewearing done, but it is not our placo to do it.” Item : At Atlantio Iowa, throo cars of whost wero loaded with whoat in tho oarly part of last weak, and pushod out to tho main track, Three daya aftorwards nnother shippor loaded four cnrs with wheot at tho ssmo point, which wore at onco forwarded to Chicago, whifo the othors wero loft thoro and woro otill sinvding thero Yuutorduy. This may be moro negligenco, but it looks very much like discrimination, John B, Lyon chaged tho damaged grain in tho rocontly burned Fulton elevator for $4,000 at the auction salo this aftornoon. The purchasp consists of about 119,000 bushels of corn and about 4,500 bushels of oats, It is esti- mated that in the neighborhood of 10,000 bush-~ ols of corn ran into the river at the time of tho burniog of tho cleyator. The purchasor boughé tgu ‘fl""’ Jjust aa it lics, and is to removs it shortly. THOE MARKETS. Tho losding produce niarkets wera moderately activo to-day, and tho principal cefosls wore heavy. There wns an sotive shipping move- ‘meont, but it waa chiefly of grain bought provious- 1{1’ thera bein, cnmrnn\uvely little purchaged for shipment to-day. The recoipts were again largo, thoso of whoat boing so voluminous as to as~ tonish tho great maes of operators, The dry %nullu trade continues sctive, with prices firm all around, whilo 1n the more popular makes of bleachod and colored cottons, and cor~ tain lines of woolon goods, the tendenoy is to ad- vauco, Btooks are in good shape, and a satis- factory business is doing. Thore were few changes in tho grocory market, a further advance of 8o in two or throo grades of syrups being the only altorations worthy of note. = Tho foeling in coffeos, refined sugars, rico, spice, tess, and syr- ups was very firm. Buttor was (n fair request at mbout provious rates. Tho inquiry, a8 for some time -past, was chiefly confined to tho bettor grades, to supply local consumers, Ohocse was quiet nud easy, the quotations being dropped a 1¢c poth for New York and for Westorn grades, Conl romans firm, and_is adtive nt $10,00 for Laokawanua, $9.00 for Erie and Walnut Hill, and ot £6.00 for Wilmington. Tho demand for grain bags continuo active with prices firm at 8710 for Btark, 8fo for Lowiston, and 88c for Amerioan and Amnalmng, Btocka are extremely light at tho East as well as horo, oro was an advance of 2@5¢ in No, 1 and scalod herring, with which oxcoption the quotations of fish were tlio sama a8 for o woek past, tho market ruling firm both for 1akoand for ealtwater descriptions. Thorowas foir otivity in the domand for dried fruits, aud firmncks agnin provailed. Pittod chorrios advanced to 83@340, an improvement of 20 ; and on advanco of io in Wilmington peanuts was olso noted, with which sxoeptions the quotations wero unchanged. Hay romains insctive and wenk. 1lidos and leather mot with s good in- quiry at firm rates, ~ Tho oll markot was activo, with prices generally stoady, linsced boing thé only articlo in which thore ias any excitemont, Tho advance rocently established is firmly ad- hored to, and thore aro indications of a furthor uiwml movement. The soed is Boarce and high, wlille tho stock of oil 18 roported extremoly light. Wood was held §0c higher, or at $9.50 for beech, and at $10.60 for maplo. Activity and firmness continue the loading features of the lumber market. At tho yards businoss is brisk, and tho provalont tono s one of docidod firmuoss. 'The trado in cargo lumber was noconsarlly limitod to-day Ly the Iight oftor- ings, but was active to tho oxtont of tho supply. Motals, tivnors’ stock, aud nails continuo Inu- ly aotive and firm, tin plato in particular, Iron is mooting with a stoadily increasing inquiry, and s stoady and finn, Cooperago, naval stores and building matorials woro withont_essontial chavge, The two former markets [are ratker quict, but steady, whila brick, limo, &o., moot with o fair sverage demand. ~ The ho market Is unsettlod, the arrivals of new aro sti small, and prices aro not yot establishod, Thore Was uo chango In broom-dorn. Wool continucs uctive, and, undor moderato recoipts, firm, 'lim- othy sood was r:l’;nlu activo, and advanced, Primo seod sold ot £9.05@9.19% Other soods woro unchanged. Green frulty wore in tho usual de- mand, and {olorably stoady, exoopting ponohes, ‘which, boing moro plenty, were oasior, Poultry was [n large supply and moderato roquest, (Gamo sold roadily at former prices. ‘I'ho supply gl ogge was larger, and the markot bardly as rm, . Highwines wero more aotive, and 1o higher, sympathy with a rathor sharp "rosotion fin el\‘; York froin tho rocent dullness there (quoted ab $1.00 ot tho oloso). An early sale was made here of 50 brlg at Dlo, but 800 brls sold after- warda at 020, and the markot closed firm at tho Inst-named flgu i Liako freights woro very roflve &t unohanged ! ratos., Tho market o}:anud very dull, shippors bolng unwilling to tnka bLold, oxcopt of éwo or thros small vosuclas but um‘y nubanqluunlly hocamo *imoto - anxfous, and “clonred tho board, with pomo_compotition from Mil- waukao, | Raten to Buffalo b{ .l wora 100 for onts, 130 for corn, and 130 for whoat. Ta Kingston, whont was takon at 210.. A total of 22 chiartors was roported, which will take out from this port oun,ons bu wheat, and 176,000 bu corn, hosidon 2 vogaols chnrtored to lond' at Milwau- Loe, Trovisiona wore moro nctive, and qute firm. Tho principal movement was in pork, which changod hands quito freoly, with o diserimina~ tlon of 10@160 por brl ovor soller tho month for regular brands, and 260 por brl for proforrod brands, Lard was quiot, but atrong, tho prinel- pal inquiry being for Jnnlmr‘y dollvery, which was an 240 per 1b higher, whilo cash lota wora unohsngod, Ments were not in much domand, but were hold at provions quotations, with vory littlo offering ol spy figuro, Tho markot closed. at tho following rauge of pricos: Moss pork, sollor SBeptombor, $10.874¢ ? 6,00 ; do_seller Octobor, $16.25@16.8734 ; o soller Docomber, $18.60@18.66; mellor Janunry, $13.62}¢@18.75; lard, onsh, or soll- or Boplombor, - $7.85@7.00; ' summor 7%o; soller November, 75fo. Lard, er Decombor, 7}{@79?5; do” “ecller January, 87.85@7.90, Bwoot piokled hame quoted sl 91¢@113¢c. Dry salted menta . atondy 8t 7@ 8g for shouldors ; 9@0}go for ebort ribs ; ‘and 93¢@93{c for shortclear, Boxod shouldors, 8% B5¢o. English moats, 0)¢@03gofor ehiort riba; 93¢@95¢e for ghort cloar, Bummor-curod moata quotablo at i¢e below theso prices. Short rflmk soller December, ot 0J§@70, boxed; do shor cloar, T@7%o0. con'i8 quotod at 9o for shoul- dors; 10140 forelearribs; 10%{o for short clear ; and 18¢@143§o for hams, all packed, Moss bmxl* £8.76@9.00 ; oxtra moss do, $9.76@10.00 ; b,un hams, 529.‘0?’ 29.50.49{0@“. x{mll%w e:}v‘vgzg‘:c: ronso quotablo o 3o, Bal - gaflufl of G5 brla mess pork at $10,12}¢ ; 500 brls ot $16.00 ; 1,000brls do sollor tho month ab £15,00; 1,600 brls do st 816,875 ; 1,000 brls do sollor Dacombor ab $18.50 ; 100 brla'old pork ot £15.00 ; 500 tea lard seller January at 7360, Flour was in limited domand, and tho market was quict at nominally unohangod prices, Bhip- ors wore doing veory little indced, while thelooal nquiry was excoedingly meagro. Bales wero ro- ortod of 75 brls whito wintor oxtras (Wis,) at 57.25; 200 brls do on private torms; G00 brle epring extras (Monomince Patent) at &7.60; 76 rls do at $7.25 ; 100 brls do at $6.75 ; 100 brls do at $6.25 ; 100 brla do nt 8.1236: 600 brls do on privato terms; 50 brls suporfine at $4.60 ; 100 Dris do at $3.50 ; 40 brle sour at §3.50 ; 100 bria ryo nt %4.25, Total, 3,040 brls, Also 50 tons bran ot $12.50 on track; 20 tons, dolivored from country mill, at £11.60; G0 tons do at $11.26. T)h“ following was tho range of pricos at $ho close: 'air to cholce white winter extras.... Tiod winter oxtra .. ‘Goad to cholce spring extr Low to medium. Whost_tas sotive but weal, and 2@3c por bn Towor, though shippers took hold liborally, 1roight room for sbout 400,000 bu belng engaged. Large recoipts at this point (878 oara for Wodnes- doy’smarket) and an oasior fecling ot tho East caused the speculative oloment to offer proporty freely for futuro delivery, whilo the numbor of recoivors who had whoat {0 sgll far out-numbored tho shippers who wantod to buy, henco the latter diotatod prices, The result was s very weak -markot, while the option scllor Septomber was worlh ns much monoy a8 property for immodiato dellvery, whoreas the lattor for somo days pnst has commanded a marked promium, Luroposn advices continue to quote, *cargoos of whont off const vory firm," which: Ia simply & ropatition of ewh day's dispatches for somo wooks past, lnnvln{flm inforeuco that thoro is a scarc- ity across iho wator. Treights at this point, both by the rail and wator routes, koop up, an for tho timo boing tond to diminish through shipmonts to tho Continont,—a fonture of our whoat trade that vossol-ownsrs should foster in- stoad of ratard. A cargo of No, 1 was inken on Conadian ageount, but the bulk of the No, 2 goos to Now York. Opouing sales of No. 2 were ot §114, advanced to §L15, doclined to $1.13%, and closed flrmer at $1.133{@1.19%¢. Octobor whas loss nctive, oponing at ¥1.1287, advancin, to 81185 declived to $L12," and closo b 81.12,¢@1.123{, Boller tho yoar was dull at ©1,105@1.113¢, closing st $1.104(@1.11, Cash No. 2 opened at $1.16}¢@1.165, declined to 81.183¢, and closod firm at $1.155/@1.14. No. 1 was nctivo ab §110; No. 8 ot $1.08k@1.00%, and rojocted ot §1.03. Winter whoat was inuc- tivo aud nominal ; the fact is, thero s no stock hore to work with, Cash eales woro roported of 28,800 bu No. 1 spring at $1.19; 400 bu No, 2 spring at §1.165¢; 50,400 bu do ot $1.163¢ ; 4,800 bu do at $1.153(; 20,200 bu do at 81,16; 4,000 bu do at 81.14%¢; 41,400 bu do at $L.1434; 19,000 bu do at 31,14)¢; 86,000 bu do at $1,14; 45,800 bu do at 1.108¢; 0,800 bu do af SLISi(; 18,400 bu_No. 8's] at $L09%¢; 27,600 bu rin, o at 81,0031 5 11,000 b do o, $1.60 1 3,000 bu do ut 81.093¢ ; 4,400 bu do at 81.08%¢ ; 400 bu do at 81,083 1 2,400 bu rejeotod at $1.03%¢; 5,600 bu do at §1.03; 400 Lu winter wheat, Dy sumplo, ut $1.35; 400 bu do at $1.93 defivered. Tolal, 888,200 bu. Corn wan dull and 3{c lowor, in sympathy with an easier feeling st somo othor poinis, and in conssquenco of a continued acoumulation hero, the weathor being also finer, which fact dlupullnci all foars of frost for the prowont, Tho shippors wore not operating toany considorable oxtent, as tho market was against them, and this produced an oxtrs heavinoss 1n cash corn, whilo options woro wenk on the general lasuo. Our stock in storo is now nearly 5,000,000 bu, with largo re- ceipta conung in, and wheat orowding out tho shipmont of sgfn by keoping up the froight rates tos polnt so high that shippors cannot oporate, With such a woight on the market all considoerations of short crop are lost sight of in tho cares of the prosent. Mosatroports from tho country concur in tho statemont that the crop of morchantabls corn this yoar will fall far short of the averago, snd many are holding bk thelr old corn in expectation of a rise; but tho amounta coming forward is atill large enough to depross tho market. Sellor Octobor opened this morn- ing at 483(o, declined slowly to 42Io, and nd- vancod o 4384c nt tho closs, Sellof thio month, or regular No, 2, oponed at 415¢o, declined to 89340, and closed firmer at 413¢o. Btrictly frosh recoipts of No, 2, and high” mixed, generally commanded » promium of about 3¢o over rogu- lar, but closed at about the same price. Reject- ed weos in fair demand, and oply o Tower, . 9880, Canal = corn olnulnf at was not wanted; and roltively very dull, Cash snles woro roperted of 1,600 bu high' mixed at 41540 ; 8,000 bu do nt 41 5,600 bu do ab 415¢0; 17,200 bu No. 2 at 4140 ; 16,000 bu do at 413¢o; 5,400 bu do at 41370; 30,400 t 413¢c; 46.000 bu do at 410 ; 5,000 bu do at 40; 10,000 bu do, short receipts, at 403{c: 9,600 bu Tojectod at 888¢c ; 6,000 bu No. 1 &% 4330 ; 12,000 bu high mixed at 43}¢o; 13,000 bu No, 2at42){0c, froo on bosrd ; 6,000 bu No. 2 &t 40}gc afloat. Total, 236,860 bu. Oats wore rather loes active and }(@2(clowor, in sympatly with whoat and corn, also in consa~ quouce of largor rocolpls, which noutral- ized tho effect of oator firmnoss in Now York, Boller tho month opened at 28%¢c, and closed firmor at 2834c. Sollor Oc- tobor apencd at 29)e, daclined to 2934c, und closod firmer at 293{o, Thore was a better in- quiry for fresh resceipts, and they commandod 2830 at tho closo, Rojected was in good do- mand, closing firm at 2%@‘270. Cash sales ‘wero roported of 32,200 bu No, 2 at 28%{c ; 24,200 bu do 28%e ; 20,800 bu do at 48140 ; 10,000 b do ot 28%o; 2,400 bu No. 2 whito 4t 3014 00 bu rojooted at 270: 4,200 bu da at 203{ ,800 bu doat 20igo; 1,800 L (uoarly whnu; by samplo at 800 freo on oars; 600 bu’ do whito ot 83340 ; fl,ggfl bu do ntlll'liln na! ;;nulk. Tolml, 104,600 bu, lyo was quiot and }<o lower, in sympathy with whoat and corn ; and buyors hold off ft‘)r nn};ther reagon—tho ovdera for” shipmont wore mostly filled botoro tho recout advanca in rail froighta, Balos wero limitod to 4,400 bu No, 2 at 67e. Op- tions woro inactive; nnd nominal ab 661¢@070, sollor the month, and 60@6634o rollor Octobor, Darley was ju activo domand, snd advaucad Go on No. 2, and 40 por bu on No, 8, undor rather light offerings, with a general fooling of con- fidonce in_tho futuro, &8 the reports aro gener- ally {uvorablo to o rulo of high prices for barloy, Thero was s good doal of talk about the inspoction, and somo oporators oharged that tho Inspootors are now loaning ng muck: to tho loniout sido na thoy loancd the othor way o short time ago, Bamples of 4 enrs wore exhibited which hiad boen ingpeoted as No, 2into the City Elovator, and which woro clalmed to 1o In o case bottor than fair No. 8. 'ho Conie mitteo on Appoals will prabably bo called on to docide theso and othor caacs. No, 2 oash or soll- or tho month openod with 1,20 bid and 1,21 uskod, and advanced to 1,27, closing firm ; soll- er_Octobor closing nominal bt $1.97@1,98; aud sollor the yoar sold at $1.20, No. closed firm”at 950 in A, D, Uo's olovators, ond at 040 elsowhoro, Rejocted way frm at 770 outslde the Nock Island, Cash salos wero roported of 5,000 bu No.2 nb $1.27; 2,000 bu do ot 8L26; 1,200 bu do at $1.28; 1,000 bu do at $1.22; 1,200 bu do at #1:21 1/600 bu No. 5 at 950; 6,600 bu o at o 1,200 bu do at 030 400 bu do at 9203 1,000 bu do at 00o ; 1,200 bu rojected at 78a; 400 be do 770 ; 400 bu do at 7ho ; 400 bu by ssmplo at RL3G; 800 bn do at 1,804 2,000 bu do at $1.254 400 bu do at 31.23 ; 800 bu do at $1.20; e =3 400 hu do at 81,15 ; 1,600 bu do at $1.10; KOO b do at 1,05 5 400 bu do nt $1.08 1,200 hu do st 100 ; 400 but do at 9703 400 brn do at 0o, on teack ; 400 bu by snmplo at $1.30; 1,600 bu do at 81.00 ; 800 budo at 08c, dolivored, Total, 80,700 bu, . EUROPEAN MARRETS. Tlo following is Doorbohm's dlapntoh to tho Board of Trado In this city to-day ¢ Brrr. 0—London—Floatiug cargoos of whoat off cont vory firm, Cargoea of whoat on passaga firmn, Catifornin wieat on passage, (ds ; do, for shipmont, 03n Gd. Tlonting oargoes of corn’ off comst quletor, Woather in England fafr, Tivorpool—\heat in good domnnd, California, 138 11d@18s 04 ; apring, 118 11d @138 7d. Corn nleady, Tho lollowln;i aro tho footinga of tho offlolal ropost of grain i storo in thia city on the oven- ing of Saturday Inst El.hu Tulton Tlevator not bo- ivg includod), and at corrosponding dates : B AT, Sept. 6, Auiq. 90, Sent, T, 1878, 873, 1873, 350 616,020 3,18 10,408 101,036 3,901,415 456 003 4,100,735 84 816,403 290,368 1,082 847,200 4,180 59401 86,058 230,890 3,007,770 254,012 300,021 1028 1747l 103,600 184,148 94,253 48,078 410 .o 201,361 100,449 278,005 Total of nll kinde of grain 6,878,100 bu. This shows s decreaso during the past week of 148,800 bu wheat, and an incronso of 1,116,426 bu corn ; 124,911'bu oate ; 50,648 buryo; 100,913 bu barloy. ~Total increaso, 1,244,697 ba. Tho New York Produce Erchange Weekly given the following s the forcign oxports of Sruviuinnn from Naw York for tho weok onded opt. 2, 1879, and tho distribution of somo: Tork Lard, | Dacon, | Cheess, | Tullow, bria,| Tbs. tbe, e | ibe 1,178, 186 4,200! Kings Coponhagon. Wout Indiaal: 851 1,831,600 1,270,694 69,030 610,018 1,814,610 Aud boef, 1,208 phgn, Buitor, 83,601 ba. Sloaring, 714,136 154, Groaue, 1,000 s, to Aug, 26, Inclusiye, for throo 1870-11, 102,088 5541 Cor. wook 7.2, 333] And' ‘from Nov, 1 yeara: 1871-72. Pork, brls,... 137,160 Boof, bris, 537 85,400 Lard, th 17,200,691 77,1 Tacon, WT073159 61,276,170 utter, Db 11, 196,857 4,708,446 Chocee, 1bs TLAT1008 G4,UU5.414 68,333,835 Tallow, 1bs 48177460 52,409,174 17,640,713 The forelgn oxparts of the hog product. from norts of Now York aud other wndermontioned places from Nov. 1, 1872, to 8apt. 9, 1873, juclusive, ns compared writt tho exports from’ il Unilod Btaies ports from Nov, 1, 1871, to Aug. 31,1872 ; Bacon, hams, an Lard, shoulders, From iDa, 1bs, New York. ..., 182,673,768 282,095,704 19,170,600 87,593,071 4,689,101 826,407 9,165,385 © 6,140,168 10,416,895 1,630,078 2,870,910 250,000 1,954,210 8,472,000 Total Nov. 1, 1873, to Sopt. 2 2 109,841,810 807,402,618 Totalall tnitedBintos ports Nov, 1, 1811, 10 Aug, 1, 1872...204,070 174,319,482 243,280,170 Increaso, o . 10,529,997 166,362,048 Docreans. o ,eevire BOG ol Tho pumber of iTogs (s eattmatad by the Agricuitu~ sl Dopartment Ruport, now in press) on the Int of Japuary, 1873, ficacl of the Staton, 3 the svarage same'and tho estimated value thorcot, rospace Av, Price, Valus, 9,00 $620,T: 11,75 3,51 Yormont, .56 656,302 Massnchuse 14T 1,084,005 Rhiode Iuland..... 1200 217, Oonnecticut,.. .. 1313 836,361 Now York,. A 831 5,601,837 . 0.5 1,533,478 813 BgiL808 5.5 271,078 000 1,004,400 9,67 3,004,202 08 2,614,394 166 1,540,016 Georgla ... 00 4078200 Florida 8883 22, = 13 5 163,100 4150 97,000 52,002,050 Grand averago prico.. L EST, In tho aftornoon whoat was falrly active and a shade firmer, solling at 81,183(@1.18%¢ seller tho month, and 1.1386@1.12¢" soller Octobor, both optlons closing at tho outside, Corn waa quiet and cusler, cloring at 410 sellor the mouth and 43%o sollor Octobor. Other rain..and oravis- ouy woro innotivo. ———— CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Tuzspay LveiNg, Bept, 0, ALCOHOL—Was 20 highor, quotably at'§1,8:31,60 for 04 per cont proof BROOM QOR! cre s notling of importance to nole, Tho order demand is folerably good, and thoro has ‘boon_considerable trading snioug fllo dealers, Brictly chiolco green hurl Jx scarce, aud generally held firmly ot the quoted prices, Very liitlo now coru has ot Arsved. Wo quoto s @ood o oxten hurl, 8@0; rush that will work ltself inton cholco hurl broom, 634 ; for good do, 65@00 ; good to chiolco stalk braid) 5@00 ; inforlor brush, $70.00G90,00 ¥ ton, BEANA—Tho demand i still light, though improv- ing slightly, Pricos aro atesdy, as follows: Lrimo navics, $2,60@3.60 ; primo modium, $2,252.40; com~ non £ fofr, $1.35@2.00, BUILDING MATERIALS—A fair, stendy trado ox- inig, tho quotod prices belng gonerelly mumiained, Fol lowing aro tho nluntn"nnw Btucco, $3.60; Now Yors t, 9, stucco, cantiug, £3.50G4.00; Portiand comont, $1.608 8,00 § brl; Rosoudale cemeut, $,25@3,60; Utles, Louisa ville, Monlius, and Akron' coruent, $3,00 3 brl; marble dust, §3.00; e in bulk, B0c@$LO0; Hma (bri), $11031,25 % bel; whita sud, B brl, $1.60 @208 ;" plustoring ' bolr, B Lu, 4083 firo 'brick, por 1,000, $65.00@90,00+' bullding brick (comnon), J05087.00 ; prastod brick, $14,00016.00 5 sauar brick, $8,80(1 Milwaukeo and Racive od, $35,00 850,00, el do commo, $14.00G10.00; Tudieos prossod, $18.00@25,00; do common, $10.00@16.00; iro clay, por bri, $3,00@4.00, BUTTER—Tho {!u‘ week has developed few new features in tho butler market, Thero Las been n stead- ly falr domnnd for good o cholco qualitios, and for sde tho markot mafntaiba o firm tone, Otligr descrip. tions liave beon, to s cortafn oxtout, neglocted, and, withough thoro 18 not 88 Y0t any largo ecumdilation oro, the focllug among folders s motatly Tovs ey and 'an tho sendon advances and recelpls ncraune it will bo found extromely difficult to wustaln prosent yrices, For somo copeclally fug faclory Luftor, {a einall, neat packuges, {hors havo boon ualen af an nde ‘vauce on our quotatlons, but such transactions do not falrly roficet tho market, A New York ciroular, dated Hopt. 6, coutaina thio followlug: *Our ndvices indls cato o Very Iargo quantlty of butor i (o {nterlor, sud & heav, ln!!lilxgaln prices thore. It will, wo think, soon Lo evident to dajrymen that buyers for this murket will irsic s band-to-mons polly, aking only wich quan- ties o8 they oun moon turn st a prott. Thera scemns £0 be but ane opiulon in rogatd to the quantity of but- tor muado and to bo muado thls fall, aud thatds that thera will Vo a Jargo surpinw, -1t ‘is’ thongly frmuoes of _dairymen will ‘koop & .somowhat atosdy rango of riced during Uin remufndet of the your, and that tho ntock will o carriéd oyer 't brenk i mnrket o lalor winter and apHing, 'Judplog feom tho pith 1118 18 likely to Lo thd caso. - It wonld, we think, be fat wisor to allow a lower ranga of prices to rulo earlior in tho teason, and this opon outlota for thoslock.” o quoto: Chotco yollow, 32350 : medinm to good, 1@ 2001 inforor lo commion, 13@1bo, DAGGING—A silght falling off in {ho demand for i baga i nolod, bt tho moverment i skl roportod argor thian In former acasons at & liko pariod, and, undor totally inadoquate atocl , the market romains exceodingly firm, Tho supply 'of Blark, Amorican, and one or two other Joading brands is almont entirely oxbLauated, and Jjust at presout the quolations ara nominal, ‘Tho dowand for burlspe aod_guonios ja ouly fair, and prices aro stendy and unohangad. Wool sacke aro dull, Wo ropoat onr quotations af % weok g8, aw followa: stack A, So; Ludlow A, oot Towlston A, 85c; Amoriean'A, $30 Amoskeag ‘A, Blo} L b e s, e ', #ingle, o; do H Shoxn 03 660‘3 ) 1T@180; louble, 27@280: wool CANNED GOODS~Thore 4 a brisk movemont fn 00ds coming undor this head, tho demand for fruits Ing greatly atimuilatod, no donbt, by the goneral up- ward tondonoy of pricos, New corfh and tomatoes aro now in markot, and all aro selling fraoly at tho quots- ttonw, Bince our Inst report mtrawborrics liavoad- Yancod 256, wils which oscepiion. ihere. Bavo boon o important changos In values. Wo quole £ OANNED GOODS, 50 Poars, 21h T, damsons, 3 6. . 3,‘838 3‘.2 Green gegos and'cgg, 3 1. .57 8,50 Quinces, 4 b, 2,15@ 3,00 Btrawborrics, 3 2,28® 216 Taspborrien,’... 2,153 B, lackborrlos, 3 2,008 215 o 2,00@ 2.33 1,758 2.00 26@ 280 768 8,00 2760 3.00 8.00@ 5,25 . 2050@ . 1006 Lo 2.50@ 278 + 240@ 2,05 Lobator, 31 - 8.40@ 8,50 Tobnter, 1 Ib..., » 240@ 2.50 Ogators, 1 1b, full woight, - 1.35@ 1,60 Oyaters, 2 Iba full woigh! . 230G 2.35 Qregon samon, now, 1 Ib. . . 275@ 300 Orogon snlmon, now, 3 Ib. 4.00@ 4.25 OHEESE-Dusiness has n rathor quiet during tho past Lalf-dozon doys, and this fsof, coupled with tho docline of 1@ 3o ot the East, has induced an casler fooling nmong holdars, aud tho quotations kiave boon dropped & 30 all nroutd, or t012@130 for New York factory, and to 11@120 for Westerndo, Whils the plockn Sown storo aro moderates they aroqultn oquad to prosent roquirsmonts, nnd the matkot in hot atrong oven oo dcline, Thé oxporta feom New Yark frora Juno 1 to Bopt, 1 bave boon 54,653,601 ths, sgainet 40,341,805 fba for the samo poriod Isst year, York fac- tory, uh@mn; Ohlo factory, @120 Weatern factory, 1@ 12, COAT,—A mujority of deslors nro now aaking $10.00 for Lackawanma, though n fow a0 etil filling orders at $0.60, Tho market continucs notive both for hard and soft coals, and the general tondency of prices is up- ward. Following are tho quotations : Lohigh, pro- pared, $11,00; Lackawanns, $10,00; Erle, $9,00; Briar ill, $9,00; 'Walnut Hill,’ 0,00 Dlossburg, $9.50; Tocking Valloy, $3.00 ; Cannel, $10,00; Indiana Block, $1.560@8,00; Kirkland Grate, $8.00; Chorry Mino, $3,00; Tiinonk, 38,00; Kinsgton, $2.00; 'Wilmington, $6.00, COOPERAGE—Thoro has boon no pecial chango in this dopartment. Stock ds in good domand, aud, being {n modorato supply, continos frm, Manutac: tured work fs meoting with s moderato inquiry. Wo ropeat: Pork barrels, $1.50@1.40 ; Iard tierces, $1.60G 1,70 ; whiaky borrels, $1.90@2. 10 jflour barrols, 48@b7c ; pork staves, rough, $12.00@24,00; do, bucked, $34.00@ 26,00 ; torco ataven, rough, $20,00825.00; do bucked or sswod, $35,00@8.00; whisky stavos, rough, $29.00 @30.00; dobucked, $35.00; four ataves, $9.006310,60; circlo ‘flour headtnig, 7¥@9)c_per sel; flour hoop oles, $14,00@15,00 por m; pork and tlerce polos, 10,0095,00 perm. . DRUGS AND OHEMICALS—Tradofs fulrly acitvo, and prices aro without matarial chongo, tho oxcoption boiug in quinine, which is frm st a light advance, TFollowing sro tho prices curront : Aciq, citric, Ib. @ 155 Acld, oxalic, Ib, @ 35 Acid, tartaric, pe @ & Awmouln, carb, Ib, @ 80 Asafotida, 1., 0 @ 85 ‘Axlo-greans, Bid 150 @ 188 Beans, Tongs, It 0 @ 1.0 Borax, ref, b, B a 90 Bluo-vitre L@ 18 Bromo-chloralum, pts., doz. 4.00 Corrosive sublimste, @ 1.5 Orenm lartar, pure, ib. 5 @ 50 Cochineal, Houd,, 1 e %0 @ 1.00 " Chloroform, Ib... ver 1,30 @ 1,35 Glscerluc, 1 th bulk, thi.we Vs @ 40 Gum Arable, pleked. . 0 @ 0 ‘Gum Arable, sort 8 @ 80 Gum camphior, b, 8 @ 40 Gum oplutn, lb, 8.6 @ 9.00 Gum aliclinc, I Lne Glue, white, 45 @ 55 Todiiio, Ib. 875 @ 925 TLyo, cone, 835 @ ... Morplis, sulpl C.00 @ 635 Oil, bergamat, 600 @ 0ll, castor, gal 140 @ 0Oil, lemon, Sanders 550 @ Totasra, clilor,, b, 2 5 @ Potasslim, cyan, fused, i 8 @ Fotasstum, $od,, '1b. 6,60 @ Totash, Babbitt's, cass, 2.0 @ Quinin, suiph,, oz. 270 @ Red procip., tb.ouseveos 10 @ Rtoot ipecac, powd,, Ib... 150 @ Root shei,, E. 1., powd,, . 150 @ Eal epgom, 1b, 4363 Bilver, nit,, cryst., oz.. 1187 @ Boup, castile, gon., 1b, 1 @ Sulphur. b, . %@ 5 o EGOB—IIave mot with an active inqulry, 81d, being scarce, auvaniced to 16@17c, but to-day tho receipta wero largor and tho market hardly ss firm, though ot quotably lower. ; FEATHERS—Are unchanged, 'Tho recolpts aro light, and thoro fa no trouble in disposing of all good ollorings ut full priccs. Wo quota: Prime to cholco livo-gcone feathern at 8o ; Jobbing prico at B3)@860 mizod foathers, 25@720; 'chickon, 6@8o. FIBH—8luca our Last weekly rovlow the only changes Bavo boon an advanco in No.'1 and acaled berring, the former now being quoted at 30851, and tho litér at {ogyéne, Tho supply Is ght. Mackere), saimon, sud whitefish aro also in scant supply, and ard very firm in consequence. Trado coutinuca 'mtisfsctorily active, Doth on local and interior accounts, We now quote ns follows : No, 1 whitcfish, 3-br), $8.0080.35; No, 2 do, $5.78G5,00; No. 1 trout, $3.005.25; No. 1 shoramack~ oral, now,' 3-brl, $12.60@1%.755 No, 1 bay, $2.60 @9.75; No.'3 mackeral, 3¢ brl, $8,50@8.75; fomily mackerel, ¥-br), $1.00@7.35; i @2.00; sumimor-c 8.50; Goorge's codll opltt, bris, §0.00@9.60 o, 3¢ brl, $4.15@6.00; Labra~ dor herrihg, round, brl, $5.00@8.60; do 3 brl, $4.35 @4,60; box horring No. 1,30@320; box herring, scalad, 40120; Coluubla River salmoz. i brls, 80,60 FRUITS AND NUTB—Tho changes fn this market during the week woro confined to an sdvance of 10¢ in saislns, 20 In pitted chorries, and ko fn Wilmington poanuts, Notwithstandiog fhe relativoly high prices Fecently eatablished for domestfo and forolgn fruits, the demand continues uninterruptedly activo, and, in some lines, thoro aro indication of anothor advanco, ‘Thin seasoh’s crop of curranis wa s lazgo ono, and the markot is working easlor, but with hiu excop- tion thoe is 80 spparent/woskuoss 1 any exiicle enumorated in our List, Quotatlons aro 04 follows: Foneion—Datos, 8)@0x0; figs, drums, 17@Mo; gv, box, 16@10c; French prutes, 15@180; Turk: i oias, layors, 82060357 raains, nius, Valonola, 115 @190+ cltron, 4@dtc, DoMEsTIo—AL ‘den apples, 17@300 3 Michigah slicod, 103¢@110 ; Miche 1gan quartors, 9@0igo: Wostern do, Tx@83do; 'Southe orn do, 044@730; Poaches, pared,’ 20@350; peachos, Linlves, 10@11¢; o, mntzed, T3@8c; blackborrica, now, 16@160 ; raspberrics, 42@44c; pittod chorrioa, 32@S4o, ‘Nuzo—Filberts, 16@160; almonds, Terragons, 2@ 2o; Noples walnuts, 11@260; O wolnuts, ' 23@24c Fronch walnuts, 10@17c ; Brazils, 0%@1030; pocan Toxna, 14@16c; African poanuto, 6¥@7%0; Wilming: ton pesuuts, 85@Do: Tennesase Deanuts, Ti4@éc. GHOOERIES—Continued improvemont in tho do- mand for groceries {8 reported, ihe distribution dusing tho past balf dozon days_considerably oxceeding tho sslon of any provious woek of {ho sonson, and showin o atill larger lucrease ovor the correaponding week o 1872, Tho markot muintains i{s firm tono, but tho upward tendoncy in somo Lines has bocn mossurably chocked by the doclino in the gold premium, Fow clianges liavo taken placo sinca our lust roviow, bub thovu fow have been fu an upward diroction, Coffecs, rofinod sugar, apices, aud syrups aro trong—tho lat montioned articlo at ‘an advauco of fully 6o, Oloves, pepper, and putmegs aro Lighor than list week, Wo Zantecurrants, ] B1-0ans, BODA—T{@80, Qorreua — Mocha, 3i@dsxo; 0. G, Java, 3L 830; dnya, No, 2, 30k (wdic; fancy Rio, 27@3740; cholco 1o, 36X@I030} Prime 10, 353, @100; good o, BY@ISH0; common dv, Y@ mnlhut o, 233 @2330% Hingaporo Javs, 282; Cosla Rl fancy, 203(@1T0 ; do, prime, 25X@160 ; Maracaibo, 2B @030, ‘OanpLxs-—Star, full weight, 19}¢@300; slearine, full welght, 14;{@1&5; do, shiort elght, 133 @14 1) Rick—Vatna, BY¥@S3{o; Raugoon, 13,@¥0; Caroe lins, 9(@104C, Buoaius~Patent cut loaf, 13N@13)0; crushed wderod, 13%@127;¢; granulated, 133 audard, 11X@114;¢; do, No, 2, 11X@113;c; B, 113 1150 ; extra O, 1i@11)0; O No, 3, 10X@10%;0; yol- 1aw 0, No, 1,10@10%0; cholce brown, 10@1030} primo do, 9%@10c; falr do, OX@IK0; cholco molsasos angar, 10@1030; fatr do, 9G0¥0; common do, 6@ 8y03 Now Orleans sugar, cholco, 93{@100; o primo, 9} @vxc; do, falr, BH@Ji0: comion, 8@8ALc, Kynyrs-Diamond drips, $.00@1,05 uilver drips, oxtra fino, 76@800; good sugar houso syrup, B5@580 extra do, 05@700 ;' New Orleuny_molasscs, cliolce, 60G 83c; do prime, T6@780; do common, 65@700; Porto Ttico molauees, choico, 03@650; common wmolasses, S0 @3de. SaLxnaTus—Comnon fo best, 9@100, Kyionu—Allapice, 17@180; cloves, d0@4%0: easls, $6@40c; popper, 480@2%0; nutnicgs, §1,30@1,353 ginger, pure, 26@30e; do No, 1,20@350; do No. 3, 16 100, O oira—French mottlod, 0@03(0; Gorman motled, 03¢@030; Golilen Went, (@030 ; Whito Lily, 63 @ 63403 White Ttose, 6M@Oi0; brown Winduor, 4¥@ 4igo} pslm, 0@030; Bavon lmporial, 6i@0630; co- coanut, 1@7)50; Ohainpaign, 0X@UXC; primroso, 6@ 11—0loss, 01{@10¢; corn, 0@110 ; laundry, 6@ nion, 815 @0¢. G RUEN FRUITS—Peaclies woro moruiug, tyo car-loads Linylug areivo he eat s0ld at $4.00 yur bu boxes, and ut $3.00g3.50 ex N-bu usket, & good many will have to bo ropackod, (lgan peaches wore easfcr, scliing at $1.0031,75 por Laskot, Othier fruit was in lliora) supply sud tojerubly stoady at tho anuoxed prices : Lemons, $14,00015,00 porbox, Nuples lomone, $10,00@14,00 per Lox, forniu puars, $5,00G0.00 yier case ¢ do plims, rod, $4,00 Ter caso, 20 [ba s 4o, groen, 16 1bs, $1.0083.50, Callfornia geapon, $4,00@0,00 per box § spples at $1,00@1,76 (ver ulto plonty thia frow Dolawaros bel) for common to' falr good to chotca do, $2.00 3,00 pox brl{ 38600 par’baskel, Blsckberslos, 8480 r canot Wild do, §2.00@2,80 por case; Pears, 408 05 “par box. or ankel | Deciala dor m@du.u;: pee o olce box. Peachos, 40c@$1.35 per box or baakot i, ;E‘:l!a’ por caso (13-} boxos), $2.803 Gunoords, {n baskots, i o, 63@000 ¢ Dolawate do, $1.25 por ‘baeket, Blborian crab-apples, 35@40c per Laakot, Groon ‘gago plums, $2.50 por basket, Diue (Aichigan) plums, $2. bu. 00, Cranberrics, $3,25 per HOTS—This morket f4n an inottiod conditfon, Sor oral anlod of now hava been Aold to brawara at 46@50c, nd d0@45c n sbout the rango of pricea of pricos pald to growers, but thore has not been onough dous to o6- Aablish » markot, d doealors, ss well na browors, are geuorally waiting for furihor dovelopmonta, Adizea rom New York atate that but fow now hopa hiava boon rocelved, and thie market 15 as yot unsettlsd. Old hops aro rathier quiet, though browars are biiying occaslon. ally 84 20@{0c, Stocka ofZold aro light 1t 1a catimated 03t to supply does ot exceed 100 balos, HAY—This market remaine in an_unseitlod condl- tlon, Thers 18 atill sn absonco of any conelderabla outside demand, and as the wants of local consumers aro mafoly sugplied from wagons, tho mprkot for protaod doscriptions s slmost calirbly nomintl. Wo quota wholosao prices pald by doalors—cars (o oon~ tain 20,000 e, ollowa: Naw dm'?‘ prime, $24.0@16,00; do, No. 1, $15.00@14,00; do, No. 3, $10,00@12,003 ‘puim uplnnd, $10,00811,00 ; do, mid* and, $9,00@10,00; do, elongh, $7,0086,00. Looar on_§aooN—Timolby, $10.00@15.00; prairie, $8,00@ 1000, anr delivory of prossed, §1.06@1.50, nccording o dirtance, HIDES—Thora {a continued soivity in tho domand far hides, snd tho Jato advanco in prices 1s essily sus. tainod, ‘Tho arrivals have boon falr, but all found ready buyers, and in somo inslances At an ndvance on our guotations. We make no change in our lst, an follows: Groen city butchers’, Ty groen cured, light, 1103 do henvy, 104a; 'part cured, 108 104; groom cally 16@170; veal'Xip, 13@13%0’ dry calt, 2o dry ip, 2103 dry ealted, 16@1o; dry fiint, 18@190 ; 'long-haired kip, " 11 deacon @110 e, B0@60c; grubby, acored out, or othorwise dsmaged, two-thirde fi""' IRON AND STEEL—DBusinoss under this hoad has ‘boon ateadily incroasing ail the weok, snd pricos aro steadler, and, in somo instances, an advanca is anticl- pated, Common iron {sfirm at 3 6-10 rates. o English tool Engllsh spring steal. . Amaoriean cast sprt Bleol tire, X~ LEATHER~ rang foue weeks or more, whoro ey may bo quoled aiaudy and Srn. Followlig 18 tho lisl BEMLOOK, Eips voalenne e Gty upper, No. 1, 5 ft. dity upyer, No, 2, § ft. ollar, @ Gl city,. Oalf, count; 0@ 1. Tlough uppor, standard, 506 Rough upper, damaged 27@ 30 Buffalo slaughter solo, IR B, Aol o osen 1,208 145 75@ 1.10 . 40@ 46 calf, 60,00485,00 Fronch calf, Lemo 55.00@880.00 Fecnah alf) 24 o3 Fronch Lip, 60 to 100 B METALS AND TINNERS' BTO0K~—Steady improvo- ‘mont in tho demand,” and a correspouding firmuoss in tho market, have been the leading features in this Dranch of business, Metals, especially tin-plate, are quite frm, and tho latter 1s’ sdvancing in Now York, We again fuote: TIN PLATE—IO, 10x14, $14. lo, 12x12, $14.50 ; do 14330, $15.00 ; do, roofing, 10, $13.50 ; do, 20238, $27.50, 110 Tre—Large, 420 ; small, 440 ; ‘bar, ddc. BRExT Z1N0—Full cosks, 110} half caaks, 11 @1130; leus quantily, 113¢o; alabs, dc, Suxer INON—No, 24, 040 Tatos ; Russis iron, 230} o No, 1 stainod, 200 rafes, (GALVANIZED TnON—No, 16@20 150 ; No. 2@, 16c; No, 46@40, 170 ; No, 27, 1803 No. 38, 300, A discoun of 25 por cent is mado from this list, Coprzs—Copper bottoms, 40¢ 3 brardors, over 12 fLs, 47c; tinned copper, 8803 plantalied coppor, 460; do, out to sizes, 480 WmE—2 to6, Bo; 6, 8, and 0, 10c; 100 11, 110 19, 3and 14, 1340; 15and 16, ido; 17, 160 § 18, 9, 19¢; 20, 200; full bundle, 25 per cent dis- ount ;' fenco wire, T340 ¢ by car load, Txc. ILS—Nails havo ndvanced 13%6 during the past week, and ote now activo and ‘st $5.62), with tho usua{ dlscount to tho trade. Following aré the rates ourront: 10@60d, per kog, $1.02% not; 8d do, $.8734 ¢ 8d do, $5.12%; 4d do, $3,60; 84 do, $8.13)'; 34 do, fine, $1.03% 5 24 do, $7.87% ; cliuch, $7.13%. 1330 off 1o tho trad NAVAL STORES—Tho demand is Improving nome- whot, and prices aro steady as quoted below: Mo~ nilla rope, § 1b, 175@180;" pisal rape, 3 Ib, 16 Tose: sheh Bem oo, 3 haatss: Siacitng, 5 oakum, 3§ balo, 20@2da ; tarred rope, W ib, 17@18c3 0080507 plc Wbrl, $8.0087.00; tar, B br), $5.50 GILS8—Tho only ltoration mado fn our quotstions during tho weok under. roviow was an advanca of 70 in linseed, Tho comparative scarcity aud high prico of the aced, and tho limitod supply of oil, aro azsigned 23 tho causts of the advance. The market 18 still ex- cited, and bids fair {o go still higher, Lard, carbon, whale, oud turponting oro_steady and firm. Tho generd] markot fn active, We quotor Oarbus 11 Sxira lard of), 7203 No, 1, 810: No, 3 acod, raw, 983; do’ bolied, $1.03; whalo, 80@82c; eporm, $1,00@2.00; neats foot ofl, slrictly pure, §1.107 do extra, 003 do No. 1, 760; bunk off, 60c: htraita, 650; elophant ofl, D50, furpentino, 520 ; naphths, ggct gravity, 18@100 : naphtha common, 16@16c, PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY—Nothing new has boon devolopod in connection with this markot. Tho demand s only fair, and prices remain ateady and une chaoged, Bolow aro tho quotations : Strictly, pure, 50 Fancy bran $11.00@11, 2,00@ Genuino Vellle Montague, 14.50 American,....eoene > 1L5u@12.00 COLOBS, Masury's rallroad colora. 1150 Palace car colors, in cans. 9.60310.60@12.50 Tochells achre, casks, $3,00} brls, 8,25@ 3.50 English Ven, red.. X ‘English orango minoral; 16.50R16.00 ‘Pittaburgh orange minoral,.. 13,00 English red lead e 11,50 American red lea 110 Engliah vermilion, per L50@ 1.65 1300 2.25® 3.60 1,75@ 2.00 @30 3% @40 mow] ocling has recontly Daon developed in this market, in sympathy with the Iate sdvanco in Enropo and at {ho East. The fact that the market {8 stesdily {mproving has also tonded to strengthen the views of holders, and prices a higher than s week l%o. Balos are, howov: llfi.l balng made within the rouge of our quota- tiona: Bcotch (sccording to brand), $52.00@50.00; Massilion, $52,00 ; Tuscarawas, $52,00; Lake Buperior No, 1, $35,00; d0 No. 3, $54.00; do' No, 3, $57.0 do No. 4, $62,00; do No, 6, $64.004 Alissouri chore coal, $56.00 ; Clileago stone coal, $50.00, POULTRY—Hsa mot with & moderato inquiry dur- ing the week, but the offerin doy d salba drag slawly. though prices rango sbout thie samo. Oholce prajrio chiokons mold readily at o slight a yanco, Otlior gamo was in fair reqilest. Wo ropes Ol chickons at $3.50@4,00; Bpring (o, $2.76@3,35 ; small do, $2.00R2.60 3 ducks, $3.00; turkeys, 134@ 130} pralrio. chickons, $2,00(33.753 snipo, $1. doz; venison saddles, 25@23c per Ib ; mallard ducks, $2.50 per doz 3 small ducks, $1.00; geoso, 50@760 eac! POTATOES~Tho demand was fair, aud prices n vanced a trifle on the first fow days of tho woek, but hoavy rocelpts nince hove cousod s declin, and the markot is now dull. Bweet potatoos are in moderate supply, and firm at yeaterday’s adyance. We quoto: Good to cholco potatoes, in Larrels, $1.75@2.00 ; do por bu, 50@050 ; yallow Bweet, 83.5064.00 ; red do, $3.25@ 250, BEEDS—Tho demand for timothy was urgent, and prices advanced, sales belng made at $2.00@3.20, primo gelling at w,miga,ux. Flax 14 quoted at $1,75@1.00 for medium, Olovar s0ld 044,60, aud mnmmoth w quiat, Balch ncluds, 88 Lng shioico timotby at £3: 40 bags do at $3.15 ; 40 bags striotly primo at $3.19) 209 bags do at $3,10; 40 bogs do at $3,03 ; 305 bags good moedium at $3,00; 103 bugs do at $2,00; 3 bags do at .85 ; 15 bogs at $3.75 ; 8 bage poor t $3.60; 20 bags Prim medluum clover at $0.50 ; 90 bags poor at $0,00, BALT—Tho demend for fing ealt s till fully yquial 10 tho aupply, and stocks aro unusually light, Otlier grades aro utiohangod, Prices aro given below: Onon- dagn, Csnads, oud Saginaw, fino, $2.00; ordinary coaTde, $2, amond O, $3,28; ground solar, $2.16 duiry, . $3,35; dalty, with bu $4,10@4,25; Ashton duiry, per sack, $5,00@6.25 ; Tirk'd Tsiand, $2,00; ground alum, $2.95, TEAB—ATo now moving freely, and aro Grm, with an advancing tendency in the finor grades. Quotations rewain unchanged : Young hyson, comnion tu fair, 45@ BBc; dogood, 60@700; do cholce toextra Ane95c@$1. 103 common to 8o old byson, 70G@900; common imperial B8@050 s good to clolce, do, BIE@SLI0; fair to'good gunpowder, 70@%00; cholco Pingsuoy, $L.16@1.20 ; oxtra Moyune, $1,95@1.40 ; cholco to extransw Jap: 20e@$L0 3 falr to good 'ald, 636003 common do, 88@420; colored natural leuf Japan, 86@050; come mon to' fine Oolong, 36@480; goud, B5@050 ; cliolca 10 oxtra, 85c@31.00, TOBACCO—Is quiot and steady at the prices given low ¢ "WOBACCO—Was quoted steady and firm, Wo ro- peat our st : Ting Our—Exira, 75@850; cholce, 85@700 ; modi- um 3 63@00a ; poor $0 common, 40@00, Prug—Nutural loaf, T6@400; Lalf bright, 60@70; black, suund, 4b@550. Budminu—Good to cholce, 32@800; medium, NG 3tg; common, 20@c, WOUD—Hud_advanced260o per cord, whoro ft fs firmly hold, Wo uow qfloto Tiecch, $0.60; magile, $10.60 ; Lilckory, $11.60; slabe, $0.650@7.00, dellverad, WOOL—Activity aud firmncss have boen wituessed in (fs morket for the past wiz days. Tho rocoipts contlnuo wmoderato and kome doalers eay tlioy have ‘yory litlo wool to offor, The market is very firm, and & {0 sulea of cortain gradea havo beon made within thu Jast two days above our quotations, Following are the quotatio ub, warhod, No. 500 Wub, washed, oxtr 5@ ko “Lub, wanlied, comuion o falx 404450 Conimon dingy. (@400 TFleoce, washed, 1040 Elsoco, yaahod, XEX5, divgy. 35480 Fleoce, washed; modiutn light 303420 Floace, unwaskied, cosree to modium TFlceco, unwanhed, coarse, and dingy,. Feoco, unwashied, Ano Buper and ozira pulla T, 0 Aclive' and firmer &t 4tio rocent advance. e sgain quolo 1 d umsp ma wang Chicago to 149 297 001 ‘qmq up 6} pors Alozandria, Vs. sisaai] B e hieart, 0. aad Detaiss] 0 o] an Wllull% S S k) 22} 30 39 o4 70 a ——— CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. TozADAY EVENING, Sopt, D, Tho rocoipta of live-stock duriug the woek bavo boon as follows : Cattle. Hogs, Sheen, 3,116 0,0 283 2600 12,000 1,200 Totalvuienises 6,016 21,088 1,889 Hame tmo Iast woe! 0060 17,546 1,444 BABS 14,730 1,644 Catils, Iogs. 2 ] ‘degieo of activity tn eattlo trado,:snd prices wero atoady and firm. Th modoratodielpie of yeslorday and today, taken o connaction with the slightly moro favorablo tone of “olegrama from tho scaboard, aeom $0 Iavo, 10 & moas. ure, Testored tho confidence’ of shippors, ‘and tha de« mand from that class of buyers proved quits suclont 10 abnorb all offorings that Wore {n_sny way suited ts the wants of tho Esstorn market, As to the qually ot | tho steok offored for - el thoro was vory littla fmprovement to noto, the largo? portion as for & numbor of weoks past, consiating of common to falr natives And common Texss cottlo, "Thiore wero few cholco lotw, and, With perhaps & halte dozen exceptions, nothing fotoliod ovor $5,50, Two or {hifen car loada woro. takan &t $0,64@5.05, oud, in one insisuco, $5.85 was obtainod, buf tha ruling rates wero $2.0083.00 for scallawsg ma- ivos and through Texans, $3.0084.26 for oom= mon good Norihern-wintored Texans »nd common {0 primo slockers, at 74.25@5,25 for com- 1mon to good shipping beoves, and. 8t $5.40@6.80 for cholco do, Venl calves wero fn lght supply, and sold at rathor bottor prices than provailed last wock—quot- sble -a¢ $2,0086.60 for poor to oxtra, Tho pons as now protty welt clearod cf ntook, and tlio market wears a bottor Iook than at the closo of Inst waok, Extra Beovo—Graded sisors, avoroging 1,400 xtra Beovo bl L aver: g1y Ibe and upward.. . +.35.80@6.1% Gholce Beovos—Fiio, fat, w yoar 0,5 sest ald soérs, averaging 1,300 to Good e 540570 e ging 1, 500 10 1,00 1m. 4.80@5.20 stcors, avorsging 1,000 {0 8085 Modiun OradcrSteors o fair fes aging 1,100 101,250 8. ... 4608478 ‘Butchers! Stack - Common {0 fair etoors, and good to oxtra cows, for clty slaughter, avoruging 800 t0 1,100 Ba. ...+ .. 9.25@4,35 Btock Ualtlo— Common €aile, Indecont floab, bveraging 100 10 to 1,050 106, ... S.00G400 Inforior—Light and ihin’ cows, hoifers, stags, bulls, and scallawag atcers 1.75@2.75 Cattlo—Toxay, Norlliorn winterad . Cattlo—Tozas, through droves . OATTLE. BALYS, 17 falr stoors... 16 fair steors, . 34 fair steora 17 falr stoera, 18 butchers' 16 good steers, 18 Chorokeo stes 74 Texaa steers ood stoers. 32 chofco steors sagg ® BIRSBREBESS 0 7 o S 0 6 X B ® £ o markot opened du morning, and continued so o tho clode, with prices irregular and lower. Hoavy racelpts, caupled with reporta of losor prices at tho East, caused buyers to hold off for a de- cline, snd holdors, in thoir anxiety to yealize, forced thelr stock upon the market at reduction of 100 from tho prices current yesterdsy. A fow loads wers picked up oarly st $4,40@4.45 for cholca heavy, and at £4.60@ 4,65 for cholcs light, but in the afierncon tho samo grades wore unsalable at over $4.30@4.85 for the formor, and $4.50@4,85 for the lattor, There remain in the pens unsold betwoen 2,000 and 3,000 head, and tho market closed weak st $4.20@4.95 for hoavy, aud at $4,35@4,86 for light. Hoo_gAvEs. No, Av, Price, |No, Av., Price, |No, Av, Price, 194 240 $440 (77 181 $4.00 ° | 40 190" A5 63 104 455 | B4 300 4.37% | 40 109 455 90 101 450 | 80 195 460" | 63 201 4,60 53 238 435 |120 150 460 243 201 440 63 184 400 (76 180 405 |0 U3 430 42 253 480 | 46 208 440 | 25 373 440 53 260 440 | &2 207 440 (20 203 400 29 201 450 | B8 188 460 | 45 270 &d0 10 351 4o | 63 26 460 | 93 186 450 64 200 435 | 55 217 460 | 5L 203 455 51 27 440 | 43 280 415 | 4D 220 438 54 288 440 |110 266 435 | 30 201 4.30 3¢ 23 460 | 85 270 430 | 83 187 4GS 58 181 445 | 43 800 430 | 44 210 460 47 194 450 | 61 800 430 | 65 176 45 53 273 44D | 49 312 430 | 47 200 405 44 300 440 | 67 243 435 | 55 25 455 D 281 440 | 51 U 440 | 56 229 46 SHEEP—This markol must again be reporied ulot, with little or no varistion from former quotas ons; "Thio demand, fhough still contined to méeling local wants, keeps pace with tho supply, and valuos x"umlln comparatively stcady at a range of $3.008 50. FANCY GOODS. T0 STATIONERS Fancy Goods Trade HENRY LEVY & SON, 49 Msiden Lane, NEW YORK. Wauld call tho atiention of tho trade lo thoir Fa importations, among whick are: Backgnnimon and Cheas Boards, Dreasing Cnacs nnd Work Boxess Glove aud Huoudkerchlef lloxen, Clicnamen, DomInacs, and Dico, Mathemntical Instruwonts Portmonnaley and Bill Baaks, Tourlst Cuses nnd Portfollos, Pen and Pocker Cutlery, Wrlting_Cnucs, Tukstuads, Scoteh nud Fern Goodu Cabinet of Gumes, Nusicul Cabi Thota * Albutim, Waigr Colors, nrd * Custes, and other usofal novaltios and ataple artfolos snited t¢ the trado, Buyors sialting the clty will find It to thoty advantago in laoking ovor our stock beforo purchartng BUSINESS CARD. TLLINOL3 GLASS GOMPANY, - Black, Gren, and Higl-Colore Glassware, Druggista’s Wine, Ale, Porter nud Sodn Bottleas R Y SRRt Tt fiiens WORKS LOOATED AT ALTON, ILL. oqual to the byst in o market, sud porfootly rice Huiaaud stroutars furnished, oy spplloas o wholosalo trade, Orders solleitod and prumpt. Bpaolal attention given to privato mouldv, ermission, 10 Alton National Bauk, Ale atlonal Ha i, (il 1 Vansoliaack, Htuvonson & Reld, Ohic ¥ catmon's Bvings. Tnstitts st Bt o, MY, : Blath Havings Assoctation, t. Louly, 3 . Hamr & B, i ol £, 14 Go. it Tauls, Ald. ; Uilaols ' & Havinigs ank, lleaga, Wik, K0T AN, Dros, Oy A, OALDWEL: LDWARD LEWIN, Boo, ALMON WooDH, SCALES. FAIRBANKS' « x}@!m'x' - e wior tam, M1 First Troas, upt. HTANDARD SCATLTHEJI ) OV ALY, BIZES. gl FATEBANKS, MORSH &00 111 AND 115 LAKE-STa