Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1873, Page 6

6 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 1873 MONEY AND COMMERCE i MONETARY. WpNESDAT EvEsina, Sopt, 10, Yeatordny it appoarod us thongh thecountry do- mand for moro ourrency was pormnuontly falling off, but to-day Lt is noarly au largo as ovor again, aund it {8 a subjoect of wondorment among bank- ors a8 to whon tho country will have enough, Tho fact, howover, that the domand is fluctuat- ing, and not steady lke it wns o wook ngo, wdl- caten that it will goon diminish. The movemont of curroucy, a8 compared with past yonrs, hos boen slmply immonso, and, if { woro not that the railronde aro blocked with the enormous quan- tity of graiu in transit, the rocolpts of grain, and porticularly wheat, would bo ovon greator in pro- portion to former yoars than tho movement of curronoy bas boon. The domand for small bills is still so gront that a prominm of 600 por $1,000 was offored by somo bauls to-dsy for large amounts of $10a and 8208, paymont to bo mado in bills of $100 and upward, Now York oxchange wns lowor again to-day, in congequonce of the ronowed pressuro for cur- rency, ond salos woro made at $1.00 por $1,000 discount. Woney continues vory plenty in this markot at 10 por cont. Btorling oxchango hing now rison to nearly par in Now York, boing quoted this afterncon at 10096 for sight bills, tho par bolog 1003¢. This ndvanco indicates eltler a falling off in tho ox- porta of domestic products or an inoroase of im- ‘ports of foreign Dds,——&mbl\fl( tho lattor. Gold touched 1113 to-day, belng o_declino of 43¢ por cout Bince a woek ngo, Tho upward 1endenoy of sterling oxohangs, however, may tomporarily ebeck tho docline bofore long. TUE GRANGEDS AND TIHE MONOPOLY OF NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION, Somo time ago tho Farmors' and People's Anti- Bonopely party In this Blato adopten, a4 tha third lflnuk in their platform, tho following in xegard Lo National Bank circulation : ‘Wo are fn favor of tho presont banking systom bolug o made that all men, by glving the proper sccurity, vhould v cqual privilcass, v it npyly and do: mand shall regulato our money markot, . Tho foregoing hoars evidence of the popular orror of confounding the supply of currenoy with the supply of losuablo ~ funds called *‘monoy.” ‘Tho” framers of the above want o chiango in tho supply of currency * so that supply and domand shiall rogulato our monay market.,” The Grangers nro unquestionably Tight in thelr opposition to the monopoly clauso of the National Curreney act which restricts its ‘volumo to $354,000,000, but thoy are aldo as un- quostionably wrong in supposiug that the supply of currency has anything to do with regulating tho supply of loauable funds, or, in othor words, the * money markot.” 2 In councotion with the above plank in th Grangere’ platform, 1t scoms thet somobody 1ina recently boon propounding questions to tho Comptroller of the Curroncy to nscertain whptu- or, in his opinion, thoNationa] Banks theingolves would_gonernlly‘opposo o bill ta ool this monopoly clause. Tho Comptrolier statos that, drom his information, be I% of the opinion that the majority of tho leaing banks would oppose auch repoal. The feason amsigned for this oppo- sition on !hir part would not be so much from L5 Tact that tho right to issuo notes is o profita- blo monapoly, as that the ropoal of the section ‘would euthorize an_ovoritsuo of curroncy, thua flurreciutlng the valuo of thoir own notos, ‘Ihe forogoing ronson nssignod by the Comp- troller for tho n]l’,[lnl!ifiou of tho National Banks to tho abolition of tho monopoly clause in the National Currono{ act is, wo think, without sufliciont foundation in fact. Asloug a8 we are in the present condition of suspension of specie prymonts, the banks have no intorest in provnntilu; the deprecintion of their own notes. Ou the contrary, the banks mako the most out of their oirculation whon gold is high, bocauso the galdintorest they recoiva on tha -bonds deposited to secure the circulation brings thew in a largo amotint in cursoncy. Ibis prob- ablo that tho real secrot of thoe opposition of the existing National Banks to the romoval of the monoply clauso in regardto circulation s tho fear that tho inereaso of National Bavk cir- culation aud the withdrawal of greonbacks will 80 ulmugo the proportions of National Bank notes and greenbaclis as to make o promium on groonbncks ovor bauk notes, Tho instent thot this condition of thinga is reached the gold yalue of greonbacks would rige, and the redemption of National Bauk notes, instend of being merel; nominal, s uow, would Luvo o be practical, an ovory National Bauk would Lo obligad to pro- puro stonce for apecio rosumption. Tho Na- tionul Banks aro, without excoption, opposed to Bpocio resumption, bocause they know that tho burdon of sustaining tho ourroncy at par would fall on them, jf the prosont monopoly that pro- tocts them were removed. BAILROAD EARNINGS IN ATGUST, AND FOR THE LAST ESGHT MONTHS. _Wo havo recoived from tho Now York Finan- cial Chronicle the advance proof of its com- pllation of ruilvond esrnings, in Augush, aud for hio cight months ending Sept. 1. With tho ba- ginning of August commences the grain traflic of the West, aud the transportation of goods proparatory to fall trado, nnd tho carnings aro, thorefore, obsorved with Some intorest, n8 boing an indication not only of ratlrond prospority, but of tho goneral trade movoment of the in- terior. In the tables which follow there are no estimates of enrniugs, but in the cago of those faw rands where the fourth weok of tho month lins not yet beon received wo give the total for tho firet throe wooks, compared with tho same poriod of luat yonr, as thiy method prosonts the facts os they “stand, snd is moro Batisfactory tlhan to make ostimates, August, 1673, (1873 Jan, 1 fo Aug. Bl 1873, 1832, 34 ,223, 644 Wl d ““Threo wooks only of August. The foregoing table from tho Ohkronicle shows, in nearly oll cases, an incroaso of earnings this year over Jast. Yot itis a noteworthy fact that dividonds oro in nearly all casos smaller than usual this year, and alko that, for some causo, tho railro aro ‘“‘hard up™ for money, Mer- chantg hero in Chicago who sell the Western ronds their supplies find it nlmost impossible to collect what is due thom, The reason assigned in tho cagos of tho most prominent Weatern roads is, that they are building oxtonsions, lay- ing side-tracks, building now iron bridges in place of old woodon ones, replacing wooden oul- verts with atone ones,—in short, sponding tho groat bulk of thoir nob enrnings in roconstruct- Tng, improving, and extouding their roads, COMPARATIVE COST OF ENGLISH AND AMERIOAN TATLROADS. From tho statistics of the railronds of Great Britain and Iroland for 1872, recontly published, woderivo somointoresting facts, and ajsomateria! for compariyon with such statistics of American xallronds ag have beon propared, At the closo of 1872, thero woro, in England, Scotland, and Iro- lond, 15,814 milen of railrond. At the close of tho provious year, 1871, the United Btatos had 60,592 milen, the proportion boing nenrly four to one. Since 1853 tho English ronds Lavo doubled in length, whilo in this comntry they have uadrupled, Tho value of ruilroads of the United 'glnleu in oporation at the close of 1871 ie outi- anated at £3,000,000,000, The stock eapital of /Tinglish roads amounte ta £2,085,000,000, snd their bonded dobt foots up $760,000,000 more. Thailronds in England ropreront oo’ average cost, including all charges, rolling-stock, aa well as roud-hod and sll fixtures, of $179,920 per mile. 1n this country the avorago cost upon the same Lasis i estimatod at $G0,000. PREFERRED HIOCK. A corrospondent at Sterling make the follow- g inquiry ¢ o the Financial Editor of The Chicago T'ribune ; In_enforriug to rallroads, I often notico that you speak of ¥ comon b aid b proferrod ” stock, Will ou pleaso cxplaln Low ft 14 that on corporatfon ling Two kinds of stock, sud why {t {8 thsh + preforred » gota u dividend and * conunon yets none? Thero 3uay bo others that aro fgnorant 1ke mysel? on this point and whowould ko 'to be fully informod, . Rerny: Tholssus of * proferrod " stock is pimply anothier mosns of ralulng money on the #ame proporty thun issuing bonds and borrow- fug it Wtio thie ook of w ralltond, of oier corporntion, hus boon s losing Investmont for the ownera, and tho credit of the corporation in (oo poor to emable b to fssue bonds and soll themn nt r resvannlile rate, the only alterna- J1hye is bo J25u0 LU Lo moro Klook. But, a4 the stook mny havo alroady boen watorod 80 oxton~ sivaly that it would not boar watoring any moro® withont becoming unenlable, tho Company guar- nntoos that tho now atock shall havo a ‘l{vfiloud of some apaoifiod por cent, {f° the total not onrn- Ingd of tho rond are sufiiciont to pay the divi-, dend on tho new atdck, regardloss uF:Im original stook, Thus the preference for n spoolflod divi- dond out of tho tolal not carnings of tho cor- poration {4 tho inducomont offored to tho publia to tako tho now slock at a higher price. 1o i5- suo of such “‘proferonce™ stook, of courso, do- .precinton tho valuo of tho old stock, LOGAL FTOOK AND 1OND MARRET. Mosgrs, Preston, Koan & Co. quoto as fol- lows this afteruoon : L Buying, Kalling, 8204 bf 0.1 1% ¥t 6+208 of ‘4. 114 M4 5-208 0f 51 116y 8% 5-208 of '65, 4% 1165 5208 of '07, Jnm. 10 116} 5-208 of 08, Jan, 10Y 1105 10-40s, 1Ly i U. B 1113 117 Gold (full weight) ... 11038 11 Gold Coupons,, 1103¢ g Gold Exchango, ..« ... 11135 Aterling Exchango, < 109K @100 orthor_Pacifi Goid 7-30 V100 & dnt, 00 & int, Cook County a..vereess 003 & dut, Town, County, and Gity 104 ct'bids ..., 05" @08 Blonay an approved callaterala,.,y.y voy 8@0 percent el REAL ESTATE, The following instruments wore filed for reo- ord on Wednesday, Nopt. 10: oITY PROPERITY: Shurtloff av, 8w cor of Whiteliouso placo, o f, 25x 1253¢ foot, dated Morch 20 ; consldoration, 1,800, Coopor st, 130 foot 8 of Fullerion av, w f, 60xIO1X 4, datod July 27 ; consideration, $1,000. Contro at, 159 £t w of Halstod at, 8 7, 502135 ft, datod Aug, 29 ; consideration, $3,000. 8 3¢ of Lot 41, in Dlock 3 of Block 18, BhefMold’s Ad~ dition, dotod Fob, 28; conaideration, $460, Prairio av, 169 f¢ 5 of Thirty-first st, 0 £, "6x185 f, datod Sopt, 1; consideration, §7,000, ' Oharlea at, 216 ftn of Wost Twenty.socond sby W 1, 25x140 £, dated July 1 considoration, $600, Charles st, 250 £t & of’ Twanty-fourth st, o £, 6OX124 8100 ft, dated Aug, 21 ; consideration, 81,760, Weat Twenty-socond at, 50 £t w of Leavitt st, a £, 60x. 195 3¢, dated Sopt. 4 ; consideration, $1,400. Wit Harrison at, 76 ft w of Ccntro a¥, o f, 253153 ft, . 27 ; considoratton, $2,600, Mitwackes av, 203 ftn wof Wood st, 8 w £,25 14 running to Wood af, dated Aug. 23; consideration, 3,300, Oskioy et, 120 £¢ n of Wost Erlo at, o £, 80x107 ft, with bulldiige, dated June 30 ; consideration, $3,000, Soymour av, 160 ft n of Hirsch b, 6 f, 25x18 1t, datod Bopt. 9 ;" conaldoration, $450, Larrabe et, 604t n_of Elm at, 0 £, 352130 ft, dsted Aug, 23; considerstion, $2,000, Weat Tiwonty-socond at, U8 {¢ w of Tos st,n ¢, 2x. 100 £t, dated Junie 8 ; conatdoration, $700, Tioeh of, w of Larraboo ut, n f, 443100 £f, dated May 103 considoration, $1,800. Private Tatk, 0 dod ‘oar Thirte-olghth st snd 235 ¢ wof Langley &t, w f, 83 6-100z85 £t, datod Bopt, 85 conetderation, $4000, Tola 9 and 43, tn mb-Block 1 of Block 5, Eca. 14, datod opt. 0 ; considerstion, 1 ot 8ana 45, 1n same, AatodBept. 8 considors- 0m, $1,200, Lota '(6 and 47, {n Tull's Dlock 1, {n J. W. Davls’ Addition, dated Bopt, 9; consideration, $8,500, Tot 45, 1n samo block, dated Bopt, 0 § considoration, "Cwenty-fth_sf, nearn wcorner Wentworth av, 81, 252135 £t datod Aug, 0; consideration, §1,100, OUTII OF OITX LIMITS, Tota 1 an 3, 1n pub-Block 3, of Block 33, 8eo. 10, 38, 14, dated March 11, 1872 ; conidoration, $1,050. ta 7and 8, fu Block 1 of Bogue's Second Addi- ton, dated Aug, 23 ; cons{deration, $1,200. Lots 25 t0 32 1n » i of Block 1, in Wright & Win~ dottan w )&- o i Kee, 0, 38, 4, dated Ty 10; con- sideration, $4,000, 4 Bouth 60 {t'of 1 120 £t of Lota 1 to 9, in Block 25, Kimbark's Adaition to Iyde Park, dated 'Bopt, 2 ; cone sideration, £2,400, Lot 23, fis Block 3, of Dakor's o 31 3 8 3 of 8w X Bec. 4, 83, 14, dated July 0 ; consideration, 1560, Lots 30'snd 31, {n Dlock 13, in Cleaverville, dated Aug, 14 ; conslderation, $20,000, Bamie s the above, dated ' Aug, 14; consideration, COMMERCIAL. ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept, 10, Tho following woro the rocelpts and shipments of the leading articles of produce in Chicago during the past twenty-four hours, and for the corrosponding dato ona year ago: N RECEIPTs, || SHIPMENT, 1073, | 1812, || 2673, [ 1872, Flour, bria, §041| 4,505 BUG0) 3,60 Whoat, bu.. 240,670| 53,500/ 206:38| 66,055 Corn, bu... 1g5,705) 2a5,1401: 97,207} 235,518 Oats,'bu. ... 2,080 “51,620]! 7,360| 48,000 Ry, bu.. 0,733 6,155|] 17,760) 750 Barloy, b 35,620] 38)1" ,267( 40,481 irass ssed, 130,410/ 165,090} | 100,720 60,043 Flax scod, b3, 283, coesrs.| 800,000 Broom-corn 3, 200 11,880 Oured meats 199,720( 33,000 Beaf, brla... al s Por¥, bris. 106 , B, 4,980 Tallow, B, Dutter, .. Live HLogs, o, Gattlo, No Sheep, No 1124|1476t idos, Ibs swoso| sy | 1,500 36,500 Highwines, bria. a0l 'asal " “apd ool, Bbe.. 239,540} 107,044 . ‘Potatoea, b A T Lumber, m 05 3,980 Bhingles, m. 0 1,080 Lath, m | 160 Balt, " b 1,855 2,250 Withdrawn from stors yesterday for city con- sumption: 4,270 bu wheat ; 4,262 bu comn ; 4,804 bu oata ; 1,160 bu rye ; 8,344 bu barley, Tho following grain has beon inspected into store this morning up to 10 o'clock : 572 cara whoat ; 8513¢ cara and 47,800 bu corn; Gl cara onts ; 26 cara rye ; 10034 cars barley, Total (1,001 cars), 410,000 bu. The National Pork-Packors' Convention con- voned in Méum' Opora. Honge at 10 o’clock this morning. Delogates aro prosont from the prin- cipal cities of the Union, and tho session prom- 1108 to be a8 harmonious a8 it is Important. Of the results to follow thero will bo time onough to spoak horeafter. The provision trade {s grow- ing more important each yoar, and i now one of our lnr‘gfi) industrios, and, whilo it is o fact that tho handling and curing of product must nocos- sarily yary at differont centros by the pecullar charactor of the demand, tlere ia no good renson whby s uniform standard of weight and cut ghould not be adopted. Our tocal packers and dealors havo mado extensivo arrangoments for tho ontertainment of thoir gnosts. A full report of the doinga of tho Convention will bs found in tho local columns, THE MABKETS, Thoro wss o very fair businces traneacted on *Chango to-day, more oapcclally in the grain markot, provision dealors boing more espocially engaged In_attonding the Convantion of Park~ Tackers and Provision Doalers now in session, and showing the dolegates around, _Prices on wheat, corn, and oats were casior, while on tho emaller i,vmnu 1o important changes ocourred. “Tho recelpta were again liberal, but not as large a4 on yeaterday. In tha dry goods market there were no changos worthy of montion. 'The demaud continucs un- iuterruptedly activo, and a feeling of frmness and confidouco_provails among the trade gon- orally. Grocories meat with a liberal inquiry at full former rates. Tha doolino iu gold operates a8 & checlk upon the upward tondency of prices, bnt as yot thoro ia no appearanco of weaknoss in any department of the market resulting from the downward course of gold promiums. Butter aud choeso wore quict sa proviously quoted,— the lattor ruling oasy. Coal romalns firm at _$10.00 for Lackawanns, and £9.00 for Lrio, No chiangon woro notod In_the fish and dried-fruit morkats, Iay continues dull at weak and irregular prices. Tides and loathor were reasounbly nctivo at firm aud uuchauged pricos. No now fentures woro noted in tho oil, paints, pig-h'on, and tobaceo markets. At the Iumber yards an sotive bLusiness was transsctod, tho domand as usual being prinol- pally for common boards, joists, scantlings, and small timber, and the market is very firm, At tho docks tho recoipts woro moderato and the demnnd sctive totho exteut of the offerings, pricos_ruling strong. Lath and shingles ad- vauced, Metals and tinners' stock without chnuge, boing in continued good demand and flim, 'Nails were notive and steady at $4,623 xates, Thoro wore no now foaturos in tho mar- kots for iron, building matorials, cooporago, and naval storen. ‘The wool-market was well attonded by Fast- orn buyers, and belng in light supply, floeco and tnb-washed wools advanced 1@2o.’ Hops and broom-corn wore without special change, Timo- thy sead wag loss otive, but steady, at tho ad- vance noted yesterday. Othor moods were un. changed, Green fruits wero in falr request at about the ame range of pricos, Tho Inquiry for poniiry yius wodorate, and tho supply, ospo. clally of ohiokens, was large, consequont, Em market was oasy, QGame was unchanged. i’}gsu sold at 100 por doz. ighwines woro dull and unchangad, tha only #ales reported being 100 brly iron-bound at 92¢ Larly in tho day holders asked 980, but the or- dors wero fow, the domand nob urgent, hence sollora quito roadily aceoptod yeatorday's [nrlnnu, though New York was quotod ntnd{ at 81,00, Lako frolghts wore loss sctivo but strong, at o furthor advanco-of 1o, rosulting ohiefly from a sonrelty of oraft, but this was moro tlian coun- torbalancod by the doprecintionin the two prom- {uent corcals—whoat and corn. The fow vosncla offering woro hold very firmly indeed, but tho market itsolf was ndverso to tho shipper. It fs moro than probablo that shonld the prossnt ratos bo maintainoed for any length of timo, that tho mupply wili bo sugmonted by tho tranafor of craft froni tho lumber and iron trado. A tolal of 18 vopsols wora taken, which will take out 221,000 bu of whent; 50,000 Lm of corn, aud 10,000 bu borloy. Rates closed firm ot 16a for ‘whoat, aud 140 for corn to Buffalo, and 21@220 to Kingston. Provislons wero dull at nominally unchangod prices, though tho fecling was hardly ns firm ss on yestordny, but tho business transnotod was so light that it iy difioult to give tho exact condition of the trado. Operators, as n rule, wore show- ing nround their brother packers and doslers who n16 horo nttonding the Nationnl Convontion, aud 08 tho orders were vory small indeed they had littlo olgo to do, Moss pork and meais Wo quoto about tho eame as on !oeumhy,—- n_ shado lowor,—with Jard mbout o ‘off, Tho market closod at tho following Tango of pricon: Mess pork, soller Beptember, 16.90 @10.00} do_soller October, $15.25@15.fl7€(| do sollor_Docombor, 810,.35@18.405 seller Junuary, 18.50@13.66; lard, cesh, or sell- or Boplombor, $7.86@7.873¢; summer do, 730y scller Novombor, ‘7igo. TLard, scll- or Decombar, 7(@7¢o; do eollor January, 87.75@7.80, Bwoot pioklod hams quotod o 03¢@11{0. Dry salted ments stondy ot TH@ 86 for shoulders ; 9@93o for short ribs ; and 036@030 for_shortulonr, Boxed shoulders, 81 @8%o. English meats, 9%¢@db¢efor short ribn; @9%a for short clogr, Summor-cused ments quotablo at g0 below thdso prices. Bhort ribs, soller Decomber, &t 0J§@7c, boxod; do shorl oloar, 7@750. Dacon'ia quoted at 90 for shoul~ ders; 103¢c foroloarriba; 1040 for short clear; and lsgg@uxe for hams, o\l packed. Moss beef, ©8.75@V.00 ; axtra moss do, $9.76@10,00 ; boof hams, $23.00@20.60. City tallow, T{@73{0; groaso quotablo at 43{@Cl{c. Bales were ro- ported of 500 brls moss fm-k, sellor January, at 818,50 ; G00 tog lard, el bris country tallow at 73ge. Flour was dull and unchanged. Btocka aro not large, while tho recont advanco in froights tends to rotard shipping oporations. Thore wors a fow buyors on the market nxm‘nlnfisnmplcs, but 84 the raw material waa woak they held off in sn- tiolpation of a lowar rango of values for tho manufactured articlo; doed, in order’ to -offcck eales of , round lote, holdors would bo compelled to shade our quota~ tlons, which wore tho asking figures to-day. Bales ware raportad of 60 brls whits winter ox- tras at 87.25; 400 brls do on private terma 100 brls spring extras (Pura Qrit, old Minn.) al $7.00 ; 100 brls do (Mac's melv!, and 200 brla do (Axtoll's) at $6.87%¢ ; 100 bria do at 6,25 200 brls do ot $6.123¢'3 100 brla do at 26.00 ; @ brls low st 6.0 1,600 brls do on private torms ; 160 brla ryo ot $4.85. Total, 3,067 brla. Also, 40 tons bran nt §12,00; 20 tong do at 812.60, on track ; 80 tons at $11.50, on Eastorn a5, Thoe following was the range of prices ot the closo : Fur to chofce white winter oxtras, Red winter extras....... 6.60@ 7.50 Good to cholce spring extras, 6.00@ 6,00 Low to medium.,..,.. 6.00@ 5.50 o, avenes ‘Whoat was v:fi‘ain active, but woak and lower, o decline of fully 1@1%¢o per bushel being en- {ablished, with the weakness moss porceptible on options. Advices from Europe wWero again {avorablo, but New York was quoted weak In tho public and weaker in tho private telograms, ‘hence operators hero woro suxious to eell for dolivary ahoad, ospecially a8 tho recoipts cons tinua yory liboral. Shippers bought froely of oar-lots of sll grades, and would poesibly have taken moro could they have obtainod froight- room, whilo tho speculators scom to have turned from bulls to benrs, thoso who wero short fill~ ing in st o profit, and putting out n longer lino. Thoy havo nothing to fear in the shapo ofy & corner this month, the large arrivals ench day procluding any lock-up, unloss the combination con control a vory large amount of monoy. Thoro wero quito s number of orders on the markot from varlous sections of tho country in- dicating that Eastorn dealors have discovered that a8 good wheat can bo purchased in Chicago a8 in any other city, while tho fact that thore is olwoys & pupply on_hand, no mattor of what grado, gives deulors liore o prostigo which many otlier commerelal centres® do not possess, At the opening, the markot was tamo, snd gradually woakenod antil tho close, Sollor Boptombor openod on tho Open Board at $1.1834, dnclinln% to $1.133¢ br 11 o'clook, rallying to 91,1356 Tntor, but dnally slaking to. $11254@ 1123, and closing vory quict. October oponad at §1.12%¢, and closed at $1.113/@1.11%. Beller the year was dull at 31.00}¢@1.10. nFenud at $1.18%, sold up to $1.1315 olovators whore shippers especially wanted it, but closed with sellors at $1.18, No. 1 sold nk $1.18@1,18%( for soft, and $1.20 for Northwest- orn (hard), No. 8 waa sotive at 81.07}@1.08%4, closing at 91.08, and refected sold at $1.00. Cash sales were roported of 1,600 bu No. 1 sprivg ot $1.1837 ; 14,800 bu do at $1.18 ; 15,000 ‘bu No. 1 Northwestern at $1.20 ; 14,500 bu No.2 spring at $1.181¢ ; 23,000 bu_do ot 81.185¢; 79,- 200 bu do ab $1.19% ; 107,200 bu do at $1.183¢; 21,400 budo at &l.i&é 8,200 bu No. 2 Northe B westorn at $1.18%¢ ¢ 1,600 bu do at $1.163¢ ; 800 budo at $1.183(; 48,800 bu No. 8 spring at $1,08%¢ ; 6,400 bu do st $1,083¢ ; 10,800 bu doat 81.08'; 1,200 bn do at $1.0724; 4,000 bu rejeotod st 81005 800 bu_by samplo, choice Minnosots, at $1.28 doliverod. "Total, 863,000 bu, Corn was active, but weak, and fully 10 per bushol lower, in sympathy with whent, an ad- vance in frolghts and o wonk market at Now York. Trading was mainly in the option for next month, cash or mollor Beptember ruling rela- tivoly quiot, shippors beibg virtually out of the warket for the time boing. Tho weather i warm and favorable to the growing crop, which promises a fair yield, except whon compared withlast yoar, As is usnual in such cases, ng soon as tho bulla discovorod that tho market was ne- tunlly weak they changed their tectios and holped the downward movemont by liberal offerings for dolivery this month and noxt. Before the opening of the rogular sossion No. 2 soller tho month eold ot 40X@ 40%{o, but sank to anx@sn;ju by 1 o'clock, and closed tame, Octobor opened oarly at 42)¢c, and clorod at 413@413¢c. A small trade wnd had in soller Novombor at 431¢c. Cash No. 3 or high mixod sold ot 4056@405¢o, and regular No, 2 at 39)¢@400, closing nominally at Ingide prices, Rojootod was quite active ot 38@3834c, closing at 38ige. Canal corn wae oxcoodingly dvll, Cash salos wero roported of 24,000 bu No. 2 and high ‘mixed at 405¢o0 ; 6,300 bu do at 4034e; 9,200 bu strictly frosh at 40%¢o ; 10,000 bu No. 2 at 403¢o ; 100,000 bu do at 4003 34,000 bu do at 897%o ; 16,000 bu do at 89870 ; 10,000 bu do at 393g0 } 6,000 bn rejectod at 35140 ; 0,600 bu do ot 8834 4,800 bu do at 3830 ; 5,200 bu do at 880, ot 287,800 bu. Onts wore in fair shipplugbnml spocnlativo ro. quest, and the markot may bo quoted as roaton« ably active, but, in sympathy with whoat aud corti, & weak feoling pravailod, snd_wo noto decliue of 3{@3¢e per bushel, The Lulkof tho transactions woro in sottloment of formerly mado contracts or for future delivory, the amount of cash oats changing hands™ being rolatively small. Tho market oponed at 28!g0 for cash No. 3, and olosed at 28!fc, rejectod solling at 263¢@27c. Sollor tho month runged ot 283@20go; Octobor at 28%@20, and gollor ~ the yosr was nominal at 28}, Cash galos were roported of 4,200 bu No. 2at 98%60; 6,000 bu do at 28%o;' 92,000 bu do at 28307 4,500 bu rojoctod at 27o; 8,600 bu do at 208703 600 bu’ do at 2616c; 600 'bu white, by sample, at 8405 1,800 bn_do al 839 ; 12,000 bu do mized at 280, on Lrnuk: 8,000 bu do light mixed &t 80c, froe on cars. ‘Total, 68,600 bu, Ryo was again quiot and nominally a whade easior, No, 2 solling at 06}¢@670, and closing vory quiot at the rango. No.1 was ontiroly nominal, while rojooted sold spariugly at 5330, Bample lots wero dull. Bales wore reported of 4,400 bu No. 2 st 0630 ; 5,000 bu do at 670, Yo~ tal, 9,000 bu, Darley was again the aubjoct of considorable attention, ecspocially from ™ the spooulative ole- ment, who are short on the smallside of a dollar, and trading was fair, Prices wore uominally un- changed on Nos, 2 and 8, while rejectod was a shado botter. The rocolpts ara improving, und, unless tho parties manipulating the market are propared to carry s load whioh promison to drug henvfl{, 1t would scom aa though prosont prices canuot’ bo malntained, aa tho _ whip- monts are mengre, houco tho btock mo- cumulatiug, There {8 moro or lesa fault bolng found with tho Inspoctors, but ay the fault-findors aro compolled to look at the mattor with a prejudiced oyo, it is not certain i{un how much qrnund thera 1s for complaint. 0, 2 cash or sallor the month sold at 1.21@ .27, and sollor the year at §1.18@1.25, with an onslor _fooling provalont at tho * extromo close. No. 8 waa_firn st 03@900, and_re- Jpotod at To@8bo. Bumpla lots plonty, but dull, Cash salos wore reporied of 3,400 bu No, 2at $1,27; 2,000 bu do at $1.20; 5,800 bu do at $1.25; 1,200 bu'do at §1.24 ; 20,800 bu No. 8 at 50 | 400 bu do at Mo § 17,000 bu do at 836 4 1,200 bu do at. 030 400 bu do at 000, 400 bu rojectod at 8lc; 1,000 bu do at 800 ; 800 bu do at 700 ; 400 bu by samplo at $1,40 ; 800 bu do &t $1.00 ; 400 bu a0 Jor Januacy, st 7%c; 3 ot 81.27 3 400 bu do at £1.23 ;3 500 bn do at £1,20; 400 bu ({o ot $1.17 ; 400 bu_do ot 81.16 ; 400 bu do st $1,10; 800 bu do at $1.05 ; 4,400 bu do at §1.00 3 400 't do nt 000, (all on lrlela) 1 400 bn do' nt'®1.02; 400 bu do'nt $1.25; 400 bu do nt 8118 400 hu dont §1.15; 400 bu do at 81,12 ; 400 bu do at $1.10 ; 800 bu do at #1.06 ; 400 bu do nt $1.00: 400 bu do at 870, all dolivered. Lolnl, 76,400 bu, EUROPEAN MAHIETH, +. Tho following is Boorbohm’s dispatch to the Donrd of Tralo In this olty to-day: HEPT, 10,~London—Floating cargoos of wheat off const nirong. Uargoos of corn off coast qulot; do on TaAtago (Quicr, Falr avorogo quality Amoriens_misod corn for shipmont within two months, 0la. English country markela for wheat gonorally fim in tono, Frouchi_country markels for whoat genorally higher, Weather in England unssttlod, Lard, 418, Mark Lano —Wheat firm,” Liverpool—Whent strong. Corn duil at 318, Lard, 40s. Imports into United Kingdom for thie wook : Flour, 33,000 to 10,000 brla ; wheat, 310,000 10 220,000 qra ; corn, 130,000 1o 140,000 qrm, ~ Earmors* dollverion of 'English whoat for the weel, 40,000 to 46,000 qrs, THE PENNSYLVANIA GOAT MATKET. The leadiug conl-cnrr 'hnfl compnnies mako tho _following roport of their tobnnge for the weok ending on tho 80th ultimo, nud for the yonr to the samo date, compared with their ro- Bpectivo smounts carried to tho pamo time lost yoor: ek TG, | 168, | Derence. Roading Rallroad. . (177,341 4,35, 578,296,898 Tac. 235,618 peiti) e AN D ek, & Wal "gn:ngx' 816/ Ino, 117,29 29,188l Tuo, B3,100 w33 060,669 Dos. 81,523 Tho total of anthracite marketed for the weok ending on tho 80th ult. amounted to B45,690 tons, and for tho conl yoar 13,846,830 tous, ngainst 12,481,246 $ons to corresponding time last yoor, being an inoreaso of 365,091 tons. Tho bitutminous tonnsge for tho wook Js 70,008 tons nnd for the yoar 509,423 tons, giving & total of all kinds for tho wook of 585,692 tons, and for tho year of 14,005,650 tons, agoinst 14,823,736 to #amo timo lust year, boing an inorcaso of 683,838 tons, - Tho trado Is quitenctivo, and pricos with tho boginning of Beptembor havo farther slight- 1y advanced, In accordanco with the policy of lquonm.l proarrangomont, y . It ia gonerally accopted a8 a _fact that conl will not bo Jower this season, and overybody sooms to be anxious to get In thoir wintor's uumfiy of fuel. Tho prico of coal from tho Bchuylkill ro- glon has beon advavced for the city and lino trade. Tho coal from the other rogions Lisa gonerally beon advanced corrospondingly a8 much. In anticipation of tho Beptember advanca by the carrying companies, the trado for trans- portation for S.m 1nst wool was unusnally heavy, though it Is not supposod that it will rolax much, if any, to tho end of the seagon, for tho supply of conl in tho cblof matkots of thocoun- {ry i not largo. At Boston tho supply of sn- thracite from tho 1st of January. Aug. 1in 61,120 tona lesa than in corresponding timo Iast yoar: Cumberland, 2,476 tons less, and IorelE?, 12,477 tons loss. At Port Richmond, for tha wook onding the 6th inst., the roceipts of coal wero 61,000 tons, tho shipment 63,000 tons, loay~ ing 65,000 tons on hand. Tho supply of vessels i vory short, undor an urgont domaud. Tho bituminous conl minors’ strike in Wost- moreland County, Pa., has onded in & compro- mige. Tho effoct of this price was an advanco of bitaminous coal at Pitteburgh to auch figurca that authracito could bo prDfllublr shipped thoro to take its placo at less cost. The Dittsburgh papers notico that eoveral prominent persons aro Inying in anthracite for their wintor suppy of fuel who have herotofore used bituminous coal. —Philadelphia Ledger, Sept. 8. LATEST. In the afternoon whoat was aotive and irrogu- Iar, and closed 3o higher than on 'Ghango. No. 2 spring sold at $1,12®1.13%¢ seller the month, closivg st $1.125{, and ot SLIN@ 1,18%¢ seller October, olosiug at $1.115¢; aleo at £1.093¢ eoller tho year. Corn wos in good demand, and advanced” 34, closing at 400 eollor tho month, and 4130 ‘sofler Octobor. Barley sold ot $1.22 sollor "tho year. A vossol was chartored for ryo to Buffalo ot 1do; capacity, 24,000, Thero wero rumors of other charters, CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENITNG, Sopt, 10, ALCOHOL—YWaa in modorats request and ateady at $1.84@1,94 for 94 per cont proof, BROOM CORN—This market Is moderatoly notiva at unchanged prices. Wo ropeat quotations:” Good to oxtra Lurl, 8@0Xo; brush that whl work ftself into s chioleo hutl broom, o for good do, Bi@0o; gaod fo choley shall brald, 5@ 6c ; inferior brush, $70.008 X n, BEANB—Thore fs rather moro inquiry, generally for emall lota, and the recelpts aro increasing slightly. Tho crop s expocted Lo bo large this soason. Wo again quote; "Primo mavies, $1.50@2.00; prime medium, $2,25@2.40; common to fai) @3,00. BUILDING MATERIALS—Business ia falr, and the market {olorably steady, The supply of materlals is amplo, We ropeat: Btucco, $3.60; Now York stucco, casting, $3.6084.00; Portland coment, $7.50@ 8,00 @ brl; Rosendale comont, $3.35@3.607 Utica, Louis d Akron' comont, $2.00 B vflh{’ Manlius, an brl; marblo dust, $3,00; Jime in bulk, B0c@$1.00; Umo white sand, 3 _brl, $1,60 (Urls), §1.10@1.25 9 brl; ,00 ¢ plastering b firo 'brick, L) 550069000 " buliding brick {corampnl, T 1,000, B, 3 brick, $14,00@16.00 ; sewer brick, 20.60@7.00; prossod 60@10.00 ¢ 8, Milwaukes and Raoine prossed, $2, @30,00, del,; do common, $14.00@16,00; Indisua prosa 35,003 do common, $10,00@16,00; fira , $18 clay, per brl, $3.004.00, BUTTER-In oonvection with tho buttor markat, thiora wss nothing now {o note. Bleadlly fair nctivity characterizea the demand for good 10 eholce grades, wiile othor descriptions remain quiot, Prices woro steady sud unchanged, Tanging s follows: Oholce sollow, 22@250; medium t0 good, 17@200; nferior to common, 13@l6e. BAGGING—Tho baggiug trado was_falrly sctivo at firm prices. Wo quoto: Btark A, 8730 Ludlow A, 85%c; Lowiston A, S50; American A,'83¢; Amoskeag A, ddc] Otter Groek, S43c; burlap bags, 4 and 6 bu, 19G20c; gunnios, singlo, 17@18o; do double, 21@2Bo; wool acks 03@65c, OHEESE—Remains quict snd eagy, Tho reduction of 1 alilliug in Liverpool, and the conacquont declino in New York, unfavorably offocts the marKet here, and, notwithatanding tho fact that our jobbors are carrying Tight stocks, the prevailing foollng s by no means ono of coufidende, A moderato amount of sales wau o- complishied af tho annoxed range of prices, York fac- {ory, 13g110; Oblo tctory, 110 Wedtérm factary, 0. 00; Gherry Mino, $5.00 Minonik, $4,00: Kingston, $1.00 ;" Wilmington, $0,00. O0OPERAGE—Manufacturod "work {s ratlier quiot, though now snd then emall sales are mado to pack- ere, Btock solls readlly, Wo repeat: Pusk barrols, $1.90@140: 1ard Uerces, $1.00@1.70; whisky bare Yols, $1.00@2.10¢ flonr barrols, 48@570; pork atave rough, $12.00@H4.00; do, bucked, $14,0016.00% torco” ataves, rougp, $20.00@25.005 do bucked oF sawed, $25.00@328.00% wh.llks' ‘slaves, rougl, $28,00® 30,00;" do bucked, $35.00; four staves, $9.00@10,60; crcle flour Lieading, 7@9%c per ret’; tlour hoop yoles, $14.00G16.00 por m; pork and 'torce polos, ,00@95,00 per 2. EGQS—-Tho receipts wero again iberal, and tho de- miand on local acconat Was foiz, pricos ‘Tuling lower than on yeatorday, Bulea woro 'made at 10@17c, tho insido bulng tha genoral prico, : TEATHERS—Iho rocolps aralght, and_sales aro casily offcetod at tho quoted prices, e quoto prime to chiolco livo-gecse feathers at 700 ; jobbing price at Bijg@tso ; mizod fetlors, 20G2o] chisker, 1GAc, IS ~Tho Osh trade contino good for 1o seaton Tocal as well ns interior buyers ordoring freoly, nnd rices romaln very §rm all around, Htocks aré now Tiproving, bub thoro 18 stil Bcant upyly of sag ercl, whitofish, salmon, aad box horring, We quol No.1 whitofish, 3¢.brl, $6.0086.255 No, 2 do, §6, @0.00; No, 1 trout, £.00@5,25; No, 1 shore macks oral, new, X-brl, $12.60@1276; No. 1 bay, $9.60 5; No, 4 mackercl, % brl, $8,60@8.15; family rel, J-brl, $71.00@7.26: No, 1"ghoro kits, $1.05 @2.00; summor-cured_codfish, Jier 100 lba, $0.25G 6.50; George’s codllah, $5,50@0.78; Labrador horring, SDIIE, brin, £0,00@9.60¢ 0, X L, '$4,15@5.00; Labrar dor herriug, round, brl, $5.00@8.60% do i Lrl, §4.25 @4,60; box berrlig No, 1, J0@G020; béx herring, acsiod) 40@420; Columbis Rivor saluion, bris, $9.60 @976, TRUITS AND NUTS—Pricos woro not subjected to oty material chiange, ruling firm and gouorally steady, Qur quotstion uf prines fs boing shuded 3 1o, by with this oxception, very full pricea uru boing realized, both for domoatio und forelgn varietles, Wo Yopeat our list 3 Foneior—Dates, B @303 Ogo, drutms, 1@ 4o} Sg, box, 1o@ido; Erchich riucs, 16g10e; Turk: ish prance, 4@ 150} risins, layers, $3.25@3,36; rataiue, Inosa Musextol, $3,6065.70 s Talsing, Valoncia, 113 @120 Zautocurranty, T@Yo; citxon, 44@ie, DosrsTioeAl en apples, 17200 ; Michigan aliced, 104@1lo ; Miche {gan quartérs, 0@9340: Western do, 7:5@higo; 'Sonthi orn do, 6¢@7)gc; Deackes, pared, 24@260; ‘paachos, Dialyen, 103110} do, mixed, 7 @8c; biacklofriow, now, 16@106 ; raspberrics, 12G 4405 pitted clierries, SIG o, Nuza—Tilborts, 166100: altonde, Terragona, Noples waluuts, #7@ibo; Ouill walniite, French walnuts, 10@170; Drazils, 0X@10%o0; pecans, Toxhy, 14@100; African poautits, 05 @136s WimIng: ton poanuts, 85 @Yo Toriuessoo peaniits, i @Hc, GIROOEIES~Lu Lbn market thera wus ckivity snd firmuces, Orders from the Intorior trads sre coming 41 withs 1noro than ordinary Hbuality fov the soason, a1 tho dally dstrlbution 18 in cxcess of the moat san guino oxpeclationn, This tnduces u fecllug of confl- dence, aud, notwitiatauding the deprechticn b o thioro 1s no'sppearancoof weaknesy {n uny department of tho grocory mutket, We ropest our quoistions of yonterday, 08 follow 11-0Aitl, BOpA—T3 @830, Qorrxus — blochs, H@3X0; O, G, Java, 31x@ 303 Jave, No. 9, H0y@dic: 'fuscy Iilo, QAT 01 clioles do, 20 @203o; brimu Itlo, 5% @2Ua: good Uy, 55 @35)0; common 10, HAG4le ; roasilig do, 333 @250} Hingapore Java, Walike: Cota ficd, fancy, 23 @1Tx0; do, prithe, 25:BI050 ; Maracaibio, G = JANDLEA—BLar, full wlght, 195 @3 welght, 14@10¢'; do, hort welght, Tiad—rlun, Bx@0Ko; Rangooh, loa, 93(@I0C, Budari-Uatont cut loaf, 10K@1350; cruakied and 3 stearine, full 3@ H e, wdered, 19%@123¢0; granulated, 12@1K0; A, sfandard, 11 ?m : d‘u, No, 2, 11(@11%c: n,ux? 11Xo; exira 0, 1@1 'flf; G No, mmglm ol- 10w, No, 1, 10@10Xc; cholca brown, 10@10Xa; prime do, X@100; falr o, DN@D}0; chiolos molsacs mugar, 10@10'0; fair do, wgadxo 8i0: 'New Orloniin mugar, cholce, ¥3(@100 0}@03c; do, falr, 8X@0i0 ¢ comimon, o) Brrurs—Diamond $1.00@1.95 ; allver drips, oxtra fi eb‘;ls«j 3.gool sugar honse syrup, 55@5H0; exlra dlo, 65@700 3 Now Orluania molanass, cholcs, 0@ 880; do 'prime, 76@180; do common, G6@10c; Porto Ricd molaascs, ‘cliolery $2@080{ comtnon molssses, 30 ripo, SarxraTYS—Cominon to boat, 0@10c. Briozs—Allspico, 17@1fo; clovos, d0@4do: cassla, 38@i00; poppor, ' 28c@20¢} nubmegs, 31,061,351 :n,!;‘#uz, Ppure, 28@300; do No, 1, 20@300; do No.., 18 3 Sokee~Franch molllal, 0% @0xo Oxfifl,‘(m' QGoldon Wost, ){,u; ito Lily, 0@ 8303 Whito Toss, Gy @6i0 3 brown Windsor, 4x@ 4%0; palm, C@0)o ; Bavon Imperial, 8X@0X0; co- coanut, T@%)go; Chainpaign, 63@63¢0; primross, 6@ i iTanOn—Gloss, 0% @100; corn, 9@11c ; laundry, A S o W 0 GREEN FRUITS~—Apples sre in good supply, and noll at various prices, very choico ing $3,00 por brl, Peaclios woro plouty, na woll as grapoa and peats, and prices ruled about the samo na yestorday, Californis poars were lower. Wo quoto: Lomons, $18.00@15,00 porbox. Naplos lomons, $10.00914.00 pos box. - Gall- ornla poars, $3,50@5.00 for case 3 do plums, red, $3,00 16 1he, $2.50(33.00. “'('l‘flrmnn motiled, G250 pox ciao, 16 T d alifornis grapos, $4.60@6.00 por @1.75 (por br) for_common to falr; goo o, $2.00G@3,00 per brl : 36@500 por baakot. Blsckbor- rch, 84,50 por caso; wild do, $2.60 por cane. Poars, 0@ 000 per box or basket ; Bartlolts do, 76c@$1,00 por Dox, Peachos, 40c@$1.25 o box or baskat ; do choloe per basket, $1,951,75, Grapos por cano (Lh1h bozes), £2.0083.00; Dolawaro 4o, £5.,00 ; Goncords, in bavkets 60@050 3 Illinola do, 0G40 ; Delawaro do, $1,36 por askok, * Biborian crob-applcs, W@Wo per bieko, Groon gago plums, $2.50 por baskot, Blue (Michigan) plume, $2.00,_Craniberries, $10,00 por brl, HOVS—Tlore was 10 #pocial changs, New ara quoted at 40@80c, 40@450 belng abouk the range ot fricos paid to growers. o markes 1s nol et calab- hod, Old sell ot 20@40s, 1AY—No chango was nokicable fa tho situation of this market. Orders for pressed hay woro fow and small, domand, 15" for somo lmo masl, bo- ing mainly restricted to looso dssoriptions on wagon to moct ourront local wanls, Wo quote wholoasle prices pald by dealers,—cara to cone followa: New ‘timothy, prime, Bk oomin 001 S N B H0.00@14.60 P Bl 5. 0, o, . ,00; do, No, $10,0012.00; pralrte, upland, $10.00811,00 ; do, mid- $7.00@8.00, 08K Isnd, $9,0008] on_twiaon—Timolhy, §10.00@13.007 prairie, $3.00@ 1000, Yor acivary ot pre 4, $1,00@1.50, nocording nce. HIDES—Tomatn firm at former quotations, Both local and Esstern tanners aro buying with fair liberality, and tho market i3 kept ro of de- sirablo stock, Wo ropoat our list a8 follows: Groen city butcher, 7o; groon cured, light, 11x0: do oavy, 100 ot cured, 10@10X0: groon calf, 16@170; vonl-kip, 19@13K0; diy calty 24; dry Kip, 2%cs dry salted, 16@17c; dry fint, 18@%00; long’ halred Xip, 11@113¢c; doscon ekins, 50@e0e; grabby, scored out, or etlierwise dsmaged, two-thirds prico. TRON AND BTEEL—Trado donfinues to improve, 3ad pricen as sleady ba given below: 10,00; do, slough, a5, 36108 4 rates 5% @6 e G’ @0y rates 9 @00 M 0% @0s B 17 @il ®h 1¥ @ldc ¥ 5" @il Wi 8 @ b 1 @3 rales 07 @1l rates L2 @3 rates @% VD LEATHER—Continues fairly active at steady and unchanged prices, Wo gnoto: IEMLOOK. Qity upper, Gity upper, No. Country upper, Gollar, 1. alf; country, Rough upper, atandatd, . Rough upper, danisged.. Buffalo slaughter sola, D, A , Jodot .. French calf, Lomoino, Fronch eal; 24 to30 1bs, French kip, 60 to 100 bs. METALS AND TINNERS' STOOE—The demsnd from tio interior continues liboral, and the market ia firm ot present quotstions : Iy Prate--10, 10x14, $14.00+ do, 19x12, $14.50; do 24320, $16.00 ; do, raofing, 10, $13.50'; do, 70x35, $37.50. P10 Trv—Large, 4203 smatl, 4o ‘bar, 4e, Biizxr Zivo—Full casks, 110} half casks, 11X @110} teen quontity, 11%0; alabs, 9. Burkr InoN—No, 34, 640 Fats; Russla fron, 330 ; 4o No. 1 stained, 206 rafos, GaLvan1zED InoN—No, 16@20 160 : No, 31@34, 100 No, 25@20, 103 No, 21, 160: No. 28,900, A discount of 35 por cont 18 made from his lat, CorrER—Coppor boktoms, 400 ; braziers, over 12 o, #70; tinnod copper, 3803 planishied copper, 460 do, cut to aizes, 480 ‘Winx—3 to 5, 80; 0, 8, ond 0, 100 10to 11, 10 14, 11340 ; 13 and 14, 13)0; 165and 18, ido; 17, 160 18, 180310, 1903 90, 200; full bundlo, 95 per cont dise ‘count ; funce wire, 1o ; by car load, 7X0. NAILS—Continile active and pteady ot tho following paioa: 106600, per keg, $4035¢ nol; 64 do, STy £d do, $5.133 ; 4d do, $5,60; 54 do, ‘88,1235 3d do, fing, 7. it do, $7.87% ; clinch, $7.19%. 120 off to the trade, NAVAL STORES—Wo continue {o quoto: Ma~ nilla rope, ¥ Ib, 17@180; slsal rapo, B b, 1K@ 103403 sash homp cord, W 1,20@250; marling, § b, 240+ tarred Topo, % Ib, 11@18a: ' oakum, 3 bsle i :';udxn.‘z,io%r,&mgmo, m.v%?t. .56 Sooo OILS—Linseed continues somewhat excitod, but no furiher advance was noted, Holders are, howover, an« ticipating higher priccs, and aro making no effort to incroase ealea ot the current rates. Carbon waa atead: nd fixm, a8 wors also lard, whalo, sud turpentine, Eatisfactdry amount of trading was dono at the foflow- ing raugo of prices : Oarbon, 1703 extra lard oll, 7205 No. 1, 670; No.3,620; linsoed, raw, 08c; do boiled, neata foot 4 oll, 850, tu common, 15@1 PIG THON—Tiila market shaws stoadlly inorcasing d, i sympothy wilh tho rocent advance in {endoncy of prices is upward, Quotations remain unchangod, sa follows : Scoteh (secording to Drand), $52.00@60.00; Massilion, €52.00 ; Tuscarawss, 52,007 Lako Suporios No. 1, $65.00; 10 No, 2, 354,001 o No, 3, 857,00} do No. 4,'$52.00 7 doNo, 5, 364,90 } Miasour{ charcoal, $55.00 ; Ohicago stons coal,'$50,00, POULTRY AND GAME—Chickons wero in ifberal supply and moderato requost at varioun prices, Ducks and turkeys wero steady. Prairfo chickona wero vory Dlonty, and in good requsat, the bulk of tho ealos being Tads 4t $2.60 por doz, Venison saddles wera lower, YWe quoto: OId chickons ot $3,60@4.00; spring do, $0.76@3.25 ; small do, $2.00@2.60 ; ducke, $3.00; tur. Koye, 125@180 3 prarlo chickens, $2.00@3.75 ; anipo, $1:00 por doz; veainon saddles, 18@30c por 1h; mal- Tazd ducks 430 por doz; sl ducks, $1.00; geose, L o each, T ATOES—The rocolpts aro fair and more then oqual to the demand, Consoquently pricoa aro weak and irregulsr, The tropof potatocs {s vory largs this yoar, and the retail dealors aroat presont liberally sup- iiod by (ho neighboring farmers, Swect were firm. Vo qusto:Gaod to choico polatods, in barrcl, $1.76G 2,00; do per bu, 60@60 ; yollow Awest, $3.60GA.00% red do, $2.25@2.50, SEEDSTimollly sced was in larger supply, and loun active, but stendy at yesterday's prices, or ot $2.50 @3.20; primo quolable at $3,10, Clover sold at $0.35@ 556, and mammol: s quolsble at $0.50, - Fiax at $1.63 @163, Bale comprise 115 bags choice timothy at £0.50; 280 bags do at 3,16 1 car and 144 sacks prima 283,105 98 Lags good At $2,00; 235 bags medium at £0.05; 27 boge do at £3,00; 50 bags do ab $2.70; 19 bagy 0 at'§2.05; 11 bags at $2,60; 34 baga poor at §2.50; 10 “bags primo clover at$0,60; 16 bags good modiuni at BALT—The demand Is still of & lboral chiaract ond a firm market i roported at tho subjoined priced ds, and Baginaw, fine, $2.00; ordinary ond O, $2.48; ground gola $3.38; Oniry, with , ot 8ack, 35.00@5,35 ; Tur. 1, $2.25. at firm and unchanged yson, common to fair, 45@ 0, 80c@$1.10; fair to good $L15@1.2 it priccs, Wequoto: Youn 55@060 § good to chiolee guupowder, 10@000 ; olco Piugaiiey; Sxith, Moyine, $1.06@1.40; choico o oxiranow Japw 90c@$1.00; fair to good ' old, 05@T00; common 38@i30; colored natural lest Jupan, 65@050; come mon to ane Ooloug, 35@460; good, B6@05c ; choico , B5c@ 51,00, o CGoS ok ateady at tho quotations followin Tune Qur—Extra, T0@io; cholcy 9@T00; medl- s 65@600 ; poor to common, 49300, mf‘iuogunm};l leaf, 76@800; DLslf bright, 60@70; luck, sound, 45@88c. BaoxiNo—Good to cholce, 32@300 ; modlum, 2@ 31c; comuion, 20@48e. WOOD—Thé wood trada was_roported more quist, but prices were firm nt the advatico recoutly moted, Wa 'quoto: Docch, $9,60; maplo, $10.60; hickory, $11,50; slabs, $0.50(a7.00, dellvered, WOOL~A dechilud change a noticed in this market, "Tho attendanco of Esstorn dealors in porson is ox- Zoptionally Iargo, ud, a4 thy supply 18 extromoly light and the buyers' ppost anxious to purchase, prices Dave advanced 1@2c, It fs possible that the domand 15 but torsporary, nud he sdvanca will not be mus- tained, but tho murket i4 at prosent very frm, Quota- tions are rovised as follow: Tub, wathotl, No. b, whshiod, oxtra and Tub, washed, common to fals, Comjmon diug; Fleoce, washed, Flooce, washod, Flooce, washed, Coure, washe Fleoce, unwashi o {0 modium Tloeco) uuwaslied, coarse, and dingy, Flooco, unwashod, fite.. Buper and oxtra pulled, Busry woo), 5@10010sv. ——— CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. WeDNESDAY LivENTxa, Bopt, 10, "Tho markot was woll aitouded by both local and in- torlor buyars, and all the lnuber on salo wae readily dikposod of, former prices belug fully sustalued for joiats, seanlling and common to good boards, Otiolce inards and stripe soldat $10,25 slingles $o arrivo from Dopers aold ot 3,124, an adyaince of 1950, Lath also advanved 160 por m, slo {0 arrlvo belug made st mediwn light, $1.00. Lumber frelghta are very firm, sud it fs nndor- atood 4hat a fow chiartors havo boon mndo at a light ‘advanco from previous rates, Wo contioio fo quote | Good to’ hoica boards nnd atrips, $13,60@ 10,05 ; com- ‘mon Lo nisditm do, $9,50@12,00 ; Joiata and scantling, $9.75@10,25 ; nbingles, $3.13 , $LU@LY, Baloa inelido ¢ Jarqo aohr Ivor Lawson, 163 m stripn and boardu at $14.00; 103m lath ¢ $1,75, Bold by Ohas, Deming & 180 prop Oconta (19 srrdva), from D Pero, 201 m A nhingles at $1.13)¢. 'Bold by Iriah, Bullon & Go, Gargo eehr Bardinia, from Manistco, 160 m jolats ond acantling at $10.23, Schr Emelfuo, from Minkos gon, 100 m common mixed at $9.47%, Eehie Plot, rom Muskegon, 190 m atripesud biseds al $11.60. Schr Octavin, froi Muskegon, 125 m atrips and boards 5:$16,35, Bold by Blanchnrd, Borlsnd & Co, 500 m Iath, from Muskogon (to arrivej, st $1.90, 8old by W, Meglade, LOMDER FREIONT Mantsteo, $3,00@3,35 ; Ludinglon, $2.76@%.00 ; Mup- kegon, $2,60 ; Oconto, enominoo, $3,3530,60 ;;nua Lake,' $2,765 Pontwator, $2,763 Grand Havon, AT TR TARDS, Doalors report an activo trado, partienlarly on in. torior account, aud (o markot is firm at prosont quo~ tationa, Jolsth, acantling, and small timbor aro now sold at $12.50 by many doalers, on advanca of 506, Wo uote : TAL CIBAT, 0y esiauinsoe @5.00 Becond cloar, 1 Ineh 10 3 i @50,00 Third clear, 1 ineh,vus oo @40.00 Third clear, thick, ..., 3,00 @46.00 Gloar flooring, 1st’ and rough,... 40,00 @43.00 Qloar aidin, 22,00 @29.00 Qommon i 18,00 @20.00 Qommon flooring, ed, » 33,00 @15.00 Common flooring, dreesed, necoud. ... 28.00 9000 Wagon-box boarda, nolocted, 14 inclics and upward. ... 28,00 A stock boarda,. + 3,00 @37.00 I slock bos + 37,00 @30.1 Catock boards. vee 16,00 @18,00 Common_board £ 12,00 @13 Jolst, scantling, smail timber, foncing, 6to., 16 foot and under. 112,00 @13,00 Jolst'and scantling, 18 .00 (320,00 ts @16,00 ts, 1 @13,00 Gedar poats @IB.00 Codar posts, roun @9, No, 1" sawod shinglos, & o ) 128" @ 1. por car {0 bo added whon transferrod, which chargo folloswa tho shingles, Thickness—Fivo shingles to be two Inches in thick- ness, Tength—Bixteen laches, HATDWOOD. Blsck-Walnut — Counters, $100.00@150,00: olsar, $05,00@85,00 ; common, $35.00@60.00; cull, $20.003 5, 204 fooring, $30, oull, $10,00816.00 ; fooring, $30,00@40,00. olbfl’_am 8, $30,00@: .00, —Gloar, $28.00840,00; common, $10.0@25.00 Jlear, $20.00@40.005 common, $10.00@35.00; cull, $8.00@18,40, $28.00@50.00; common, $20.00@ 5,00, Hickory—Olear, e 1o a3 g, 00 $10,00825.00 o~ Cloar, ,00; common, $10,00835. cull H10.00@1 5,00, ey Dllternut—Olosr, §6.0@60.00; common, $30,06 30,00, Oherry—Glest, $40.00§60.00; common, $15,008 000 Gl 415 00@IB I Waltowood—Oloar, $30,00@40,00; common, $20,00 @25.00 ; cull, $10,00815.00, ‘Wagon Block—Hickory axles, par m&l‘m@x‘m; wagon polos, each, 45@S6o ; box boxrds. $10.00G 10,00, Florida red_cedar, 850 per £t 3 mahogany, S0@40c ; do counters, 0o ; rosewood. 50@80¢ ; white holly, 30, —a CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET, WrpNESDAY EVENING, Sopt, 10, The raceipta of live-stock during the week have been & follown: Cattle, ops. Sheen. 316 9,088 89 2016 1,54 1,138 200 16,000 800 we 802 30,012 D o6t 27sEs fore In " 112,808 27,060 Shipments wore s foilowa Cattle, Hops. Monda, 144 7,018 Taoaday, ... 1,263 8939 Total. so 2700 10890 e A PRESENTATION, Leo Clark has not been employed at tho Btock Yards an long a8 many of his associatos, but porkaps non bavo so thoroughly succeoded in ingratinting them~ selves into the good gracea of tho Lubltucs of that odoriferous suburb, aud the gencral verdict {a that the 1 job ¥ tha boys * putup on him lust night was tho proer thing. Yosterday wan the anniversary of ' Loo's ” birthdsy, which facs becoming known taa fowof his mony friends (tho Block-Yards wo Rold all of thom), it was determined to givo him Triec. | A handsomo aflver pet was purchased, and pro- Bonted to him last evening, st his Lomo, No, 1063 Wabash aveoue, John I, Donnelly, bookkooper and conidential clork of Isaso Waxel, one of the * cattlo Lings,” was solected to make tho presontation poach, 3r, Donnelly waa in his hpplost voln, and sequitted Dimnelf royally. OATTLE—Whatever improvement, in the way of incroased activity and firmer prices, there may havo beon in this market during yeatordsy and Monday, entirely disappeared to-day, ‘thore bolng no appeat- Bhce of lifo in tho demand for any class of siock, whilo prices were weak all asaund, and for most desorfptions Zonsibly lower, This unfavorablo change was mainly duo o the undesirable” quslity of tho, offerings, tho aupply cmbracing very little tock that could bo ad- Yonlagoously handlod by shippers, Up to near mid- dsy outsids buyers had done littlo or nothing, the forenoon sales boing mostly conflned to buteticrs’ stuff, at $2,25@4.00, but subsoquently—prices having ‘Deen shaded b Littlo to meot {hoir views—shippera (ook hold, andby the middla of tha afterncon about all sultable lota had been disposod of, at. $4.50@4.76 for modium ; ot $4.80@5.25 for'good, and at $5,40@6,75 for cholce, Shles at ovor $6.25, hawever, wore rare, tho Jr~ or portion of tho trausfer bolng affected at $2.25@5,00, 'hure was some inquiry for atookers at about previous Tatus, or nt $2.16@3.35 for_common to med{um, and ot 3,60(@4,00 for medium o good. Much common atufl Tomains In the yards unsold, and the immediate faturo of tio market doce not look'very promising. QUOTATIONS, . Extra Boovos—Gradod sleers, averaging 1,400 Iba ond upward. a0es 00 $5,8080.10 Chiofco Booves— il formed 8 yoar 1o 6 year old atcers, averaging 1,300 to 7400 oy sesasres s +heneees GA0@ET0 Good Booves—Well-fattened, flnely formed Btoars, aversging 1,500 to 1,300 1b6.... .. .. 4.80@5,20 Madinm Grades—Steers in fair flesh, avor- aging 1,100 to 1,250 1bs, veeers 450@4.76 Butchers! Stock — Common to falr stoors, © and goad to extra cows, for city slaughiter, avoragiog 800 to 1,100 lbs. Btock Oattlo — Common cattle, fiesh, averaging 700 40 ta 1,050 tha. Inferfor—Light and thin cows, stage, bulls, and scallawag steors. Catlle—Texas, Northern wintered Caltlo—Texay, through droves . OATTLE SALES, 2.25@4.25 3.00@1.00 1.75@2.75 5.25@4.25 1.76@3,00 ;‘D“ll Toxaacattle,. . . 5,35 OAS—Tii liog market was sifghtly ‘demoralized, The fact tuat tho Toceipts amounted to somo 18,000 hoad will safliciently accouut for sny exbibitton of weakness on thepart of holders, Early in the day, ‘Duforo tho oxtent of the supply becamo knawn, therd wau some sbow of activity, and tho salos mady boforo 14 o’clock wore at prices hiot sppreciably lower thau ‘provatled yesterdsy afiernoon, but operalors wore nok slow in Anding out that tho supyly wos [argoly oxces- £ve, and prices easod off anothor 100 per 100 18, mak- ing o roduction of 20c eltico Mondsy. Hales were ro- orted at_an oxtrome raugo of $4.0004,00—chiey at ,20@4.40, Olosing prices woro $4.00 4,60 for huavy, aud $4.35@ 4,50 for Light, 100 msEs, No, Av, Price|No, Av, Price, |No. dAv, Price, 41 207 50 187 $4.60 )63 00" $4.40 53 817 M 4l s25 265 B4 200 4,50 bi3 200 430 (120 330 duTs 10 25 445 |88 300 ATy 17 100 4.0 |65 185 488 27 201 460 |47 WT iSO 30 23 440 |86 B4 440 i3 a0 480 |60 205 495 B2 N7 46 |67 T 455 ig 205 40 (Bl 200 40 420 |78 201 455 | 60 208 436 Gho (93 109 460 i3 oL 4do 430 |65 101 40 |04 184 450 450 |47 a8 4w |40 200 ddo 440 |44 2060 <G00 |00 24Y 440 a0 Joo 13 4so |8 00 45 4.56 |49 400 482 |27 100 485 Nothing new wan dovelogod in tha siioep Thero was » moderate inquiry from city buttohors, bt sside from this there wan 1o demand, Prices by bo quoted at $,0033,75 for common to ‘modjum, and at $4,0064.50 for goud to caoleo, = ~ SALVE. AN AR All Right Salve for Burns, 3olls, CORNGSI Soontaabox, DR, STEPIENS, 13 Dearborn s, OLD IRON, GRAND TRUNKRAILWAY GO OF CANADA. OLD AXLES AND WROUGET IRON SCRAP FOR SALE. Tho Grand Trunk Hallwey Company, dure ing the coming Fall and Winter, will havo o large numbor of OLD AXLES and a conald- orablo quantity of WROUGHT IRON BORAP to disposo of, § Thoy invite tenders for quantitios of ono hnndred tons and upwards. Tho Company will commencsdelivery in Octobor, and cons tinuo through tho wintor, na may be ngrood upon, Portion tondoring to stato tho prios por ib, ‘whothor in gold or United Statos ourrenoy, the place of delivery (which muat be on the Grand Trunk Railway), and the quantity ree quired, Purchasora who roquire delivory in the United Btates will pay their own Customa duties, Oash will bo roquired on delivery. Axlos and Sorap Iron must bo tendored for separately. 3 Tondors, indorsod *Tondor for Old Mates rial,” and addressed to the underaigned, will bo rocelved on or before Snturdsy, tho 27th Boptember, 0, J. BRYDGES, Managing Director. Montrenl, 27th August,1873. OCEAN NAVIGATION. OCARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL Betweey New York, Cork, and Liverpoot + The s Lt aas0ngars. - Tho stoam e 0 great advantago of having an ff”l'_n" and fasl steamar for each and avery sailing, O BECGTO REPUBLIO, BALTIO, ADRIATIO, i TI0, BRITANNIO, Bailing from N TUR. BAYS, from Liverpool on 11URIDAVE, o taf i Aoy o Do rthor [aformation apply mpas Offce, 67 and 9 Boath Olsrkate, nosr ¥ Chicago. Draita on Groat Britain and_ Troland from €1 upwards ALIRED LAGERGREN, Agent. NEW YORK TO CARDIFE, BRISTOL, LONDON, And o1l Other Points in England and Wales, sz ettt A Sl Y GLAMORGAN] ‘hoso steamalii vidod with ail the. Uompany's miow onuaylvania Rail- out dmprovemonts far tho co bin and Staorago Parsongors. ; Socond First Cabin, 6 curroncyy Stoon ropatd Stecragd cortificates ft 5 eurreney: o om Gare 315, “Dralth for L1 £nd upwass. .%ll%nr pasticalacs, al.v‘l\ll'ln Cardilt, & muY c,km‘: pany's Oes, No- 1 Dncic Ghamb KROATBALD DAKTER & GO,y Agents, - rondiray, NATIONAL LINE OF STBEAMSEIPS. Safling from Now York for Quoonstown and Ligorpool ovgry Maiuniny, andfor London dlrectovary fortafght oy QUEENSTOWN nnd LIVERPOOL, from Plors 4 and 47, North Rivor, Saturday, Aug, Greeco, . Saturday, Sopt. 20, turdnj, Sep Exypt ... Saturday, Supt. 0 urday, Sop Cubin Passage, 870, 880, and $00 Currency. Return Tickets, $140 and $160 Currency. STEERAGK PASSAGE, 89, ourroncy. Passonger booked to or from' Gorman and Scandios- vian poinia at low rates. Thio Stoanabiups of thls lino aro tho largest in the trade. , sud the Drafta on Great Britain, Irelang Continant, WILLIAM MACALISTER, Gon'l Westorn Agent, Northeast corner Olsrk and Ttandoiph-ats, (opposito new Sherman House), Chicaxo. SPECIAL NOTICEH. STATE LINE STEAMSHIP CO., Notico {3 horoby given that from this dato tho ateamers of this Lino will sail from Plor No. 36, N. K. footof North Moora-at. STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BZL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY, Thoso ologant now steamers will sall from Plor 34, North Rtiver, foot of North Mooro-st., 28 follaw: NTA. Wadnondny, Sopt. 17, Wednosday, Oat. 1. Wodnosdny, ‘Oct. 15, . Woduesday, Oct. 39, And ovory altornate Wednosday thercalter, taking pas. all parta of Great Britaln snd enmark, and Gornany. ‘upwar Draft L] For Iroight ot pasaago aily to AUSTIN BALDWIN & 12 ©Q., Ageiity, 72 Lroa Btoorago Pastago Ollic 45 Broadway, Bafling tico n wook from Now York, and oarrying pas: samgors oall paria of Grent Britain, 1toland, Coutinontal turope, and tho Modliorrancan. Oabin from §63; Ntusr- ago, Beitish and Trish ports onat, est, 3. Contl- Biutal poets samo a8 ol regulye finbss~ Al payablo fn 11, 8, ourroncy. Apply for full information at the Com- pans's . 7 Bowling Groon, Naw York, and N. Ii. Gorner LaSalloanit Madison-ats., Uhicago, HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agonts. MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAT, PHYSICIAN, 377 and 219 South Olark st., cornor Van Huren, Oblo apers, that Dr. 2 k. It {s well known by all roaders of tho O, Bigolow fs the oldost establishod Nl{) ician In Ohicago. Béonce ani oxparionce. Lava mady Dr. I Ui most o Bowned SPRCTALIST of tho ago, hionored by tha hrosss autcaimed ‘af tho- nighost wodicalaltninmonts vy AR Toilieal Inatitutas of {ia day, aving dovoted T3V ENTY PHATES OF LIS LILE 1o porfooting romeris that wil DHPAHFS’T ,l ! ases uf OURONIO AND SPECIAL SERRIS o hoth soxon. COSKULTATION Hiltr, smeanare pAnrOne ol i pestiomen, - Gatl “CORICkSFONDING CONPIRENTIAT. Naironaail lottors, with stamps, ta Dr. 0, BIGBLOW, 577 and 219 tionth Olarikeste Times, Oct, 53 1683, DIt BIGRLOW fa g rogularly brod phyalolan. Tils rep ufatfon is best known hora in our midst. flo wauts o dis- fant Foforanco, bt is wall spokon of by evory, one on trusting theimsolvos to hls cate, Whilo thio world endures thin cluss of physlofams aro rogitirod, and if any ouo noods gl sorvica, db s of tho uthiast importance to ungare Gily a mai whaso sxporiunee fx eiual o his olfer of modl- Zavaid; aud without projudice, or any intureat In eayin other thai tho truth, wo rocommond most cordially ‘an raphatleally such (o visit DIt BIGELOW, st hiy Oontral TRooms, 217 and 279 Bouth Olark-st., Chicago, DR. A. G. OLIN, 352 WADBDASII-AYV., OPPOSITE POST OVFICIE, ‘o most ronowuod spacialist of the ayo In tho troat- et S G enio T ieanea ot botly soxes, Homi- Avorsion to Socloty, Im- porsniatly s for thiry yoars hiv atudy, aud troating thons of cnsoe yoarly, Taast sequiro grgator skill fu his spacialt than ona tu general peactice, Physiolans of high stand- ing, In this and athor cities, rocokulza this fact aud reo- omond patfents to Dr. Olfn for treatment. Those baviug faf ol ol ot weritor Sl focoive the Doator's Shinrgo. “Fhiiags you ought to know—tho oram of modical litera: tucods Taining who niey marry, why not, why, Noadful advica, About pimples an the faco, " Why our people N taninrely Ihivine Al that o denbifil wish (o khow: R e’ domtatas informatiun that il should b 0 guldo and private couns 410 for 80 bouts. Addr opinton, froe qualigtod with, & trno marela e, ant ta ety adiress pon i, A. G, OLIN, Uhiongo, | Mo gayii Dr, Kean, 360 South Clark-st., Chicago, Mulml:nnfldnnil.\ll{ wousultud, porsonally or by mall, frvw of chargy, on all chironio or norvaus diseasvs, D318, J0 JILAN Ia tho unly physlolan in tho city who war- o i sy T e ook out for 60 conts, Tilustratod with nurmors ous ting engraviugy, Dy TOW NSEN D, 183 SOUTH OLARK-ST,, Qoutinues to sure wll Ctironis, Nervous and Urinary Disoasos of batls #ozow, and may bo confidontially coite sulted, |l|~nlm.«llj or by mail, tros of unnrfn. Fomalo ditlioulos trosior sugoond, His Blodloal Troatiso to ludios and gontiow nirso. w STOINID, IDTET, 113 WL MADISON-ST., OIIUAGO, TLL, {8 reaulne cf i raduata in modicino), tronta all Ghrouig Disoas othi woxes, Oures guarautead. ALl Fomalo Diticultios treatad with success. Medoines furnishod, ~Conenlta~ tlon frue. A book on apcefal divcasos, circufats, &o., for Al laiters contl- uarrled fulks—frao for two stamps, s v PRESCRIPTION FRER For tha spoedy curo of Norvaus Dobility, and all dlsor- dors rowght e by tidiscrotlos fu 3outly & i o, Irag the Ingrodisuts. 4 N 10! iy tho ingredion dress DI, UL