Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1873, Page 6

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: HURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 187 MONEY AND COMMERCE. MONETARY. WeDNESDAY BvENING, Oct, 1, "To-dny is tho firat thuo sluco the beginning of tho panlo that we have vontured Lo write **T'ho worst i ovor | ** and wo bellove It is tho first day forn wook that tho persons who kuow the most nbout tlo cavses of tho panie n this part of the country hayo dared to thwk it possiblo, Many peoplo Lavo snld from timo to timo that the worst was over, but in most cnsos they eaid 80 efthor bocnuso they hopod it might bo so or beeauso it would have tho effect to put a littlo backbono into womebody oleo. DBut now tho goneral bolief s that mno iucle Ient that 48 likely to bLmppen wil .bo ablo to unsettlo poople’s minds and creato any suoh feollug of distrust as has oxisted on sevoral of tho last fow daya, It is an important fact that, ns far as this com- munity i concerned, wo .linve got rid of an olo- ment of wenknoss, bocause we have got rid of the Union Natlonal Banl, with its gront mass of country bank accounts, This is not intonded ay any roflection on tho busiuese charactor or mau- egoment of tho ofticers of the Union Bank, but simply with roferonco Lo tho fact that tho Union National Bauk hold probably nearly ono-third of nll the country bank doposits In this city, The Buspension of tho bauk hos, thorefors, put o «quictus ou ono-third of tho possible country do- mand for currency. Thore is ovidouce to-dny that tho bauks that remain open ara doing business with more confl- dence in cach other, from the faet that inatead of recelving checks on othor banks only for col- cction, thoy are taking chocks on all but o fow elty bauks and crediting thom up to thoncconnts of the dopositors, Itis not at all improbablo that oue or twwo small bauks, of which the shaky charactera ara wellknown,may fail within thonoxt fow wocks, but their failure will not make a rip- plo in the business community, and it will bo a good thing whon they are out of the way. Tho cighteen largost commorcinl banks and all the important savinge banks aro now cortain to re- main unharmed, The udvance to-day in the prices of wheat and corn is significant of roturning confidenco. ‘Wheat is nearly up to the price before the panic, and as prices riso tho chances for speculation in buying at panio prices will disappear, and the currency will flow into the Lanks,—if our banks hiad out a groat amouut of loan-cortifleates, liko those of tho Now York banks, it wouldn't, Chi- cago may congratulato horself on the fuot that her bauks, now doing business, aro 28 o rule on n sounder bnsig than {ho bauks of nny other city Enst or Wost. Thoro is, of course, not much New York ox- shango sold hore yet, but shippers are selling somoe, and tho rate charged ranges from 8 to 4 per cont discount for exchango payable in cer- tifled checks in Now York. At this prico, bauk- ers liere can afford to buy the bills, and, after gotting thom cortified in New York, sell thom for curroncy, which will be sent horo by exprees, This, wo know, is being done, and it will probably continue to bo the rule. This will obvinta the necossity of keoping any ‘Dbalance in the New Yorls banks until they get id of their loan-cortifieatos, The tendency will algo be to draw currency from the open marlot in New York to tho West., Thus the curroncy will como West, instead of tho doubtful credit of tho New Yorl banks, in exchange for wheat and corn. Monoy was loaned in tho opon market in this “ity to-day at 10 per cent per avnum on primo collnterals such us city railway stocks, ete. The banks are, of courso, discounting scarcely anything, but thoy aro making loans on any marketable collaterals, spariug~ ly, of coures, but it i bolicved that they will now bo ablo to gradunlly relnx. ‘Thero hus been an immonse amount of an:r maturcd and gone to protest since tho panic be- goo. This indobtednoss will have to be worked down grndunllfi. The merchants cannot pay these matured linbilities very rapidly until trade revives, and trado will rovive here in proportion to the nbundanco of currency in tho Northwest. The banks here cen bring the currency from the Enst by taking Now York exchango at the 3 per ceut discount and selling it in New York for currency to Dbring West by ox- pross. 'Tho speedy liquidation of this matured and protested ~ indobtedness can therefore Lo greatly facilitated by the policy of the bauks in regard to New York oxchange. There is no doubt that tho country banks in tho Northwest hold an immenso amouiit of curroncy. At least if it i8 not in the country banks it is in tie Liands of conntry peoplo and the conntry merchauts, This curroucy will not flow freely from tho conntry banks to Chiengo until tho country bauks are convinced that thoro is abune dnnce of curroncy inthe banks of thiseity ; when they nare convinced it will come like ‘a_flood, but the recupeiation must begin hore. During the five weeks provious to tho panic there were probably 815,000,000 of eurrency scut from this city into the country, west and northwest, Dur- ing the pauic nearly all the currency that was in the cities fled into the country, and 1t is from that dircetion that tho great 1eturn wavo must come. Its coming will be an evidence of royival of buainess, and concurront with this will be o re-c.ablishment of mercantile credit in the West. It is not improbable that the panio caught n grent many morchants in all parts of tho country with their business romuch expand- 8d tunt they will bo unable to *tide over." It is therofaro reasonablo to ox[lloct that, dur- ing the noxt month or two, wo ehall honr of o good many mercantilo failures in all the Inrgoe cities, and rnmnululy in tho East. 'These, how- naver, should nol bo regarded as tho precnrsors of any new flnancial atorm, but ouly the deferred effects of tho one that hay consed. "Thero is but one bad foature now in the whole finauciul outlook; thet is the losn-cortificato nurrcnc(y of the New Yorlk bauks, ‘I'hoy hiave got themselves into an infernal mess, and, wich their well-known chronic habit of ealling upon the Government to lelp thom out of all their stock-gambling scrapes, it will not be surprising if they nre soou calling for au issuo of more reenbacks, or somothing of tho kind, Now ork Clearing-Houee Loan cortiiicates wero sold in New York to-dny, for account of some Chi- cago bauks, us lugh ns 9814 ceuts In curroncy, e REAL ESTATE. The following instruments wore filed for rec- ord Wodnesday, Oct. 1t QITY PROTERTY, Flournoy at, 48 ft o of Loavittst, nf, 24x125 1t dated Aug, 203 consideration, $0,209, Lots 6uud 7, of Block 1 of Block 23, Scod1, 39, 14, dated Sept, 30 ; consideration, §1,400. Michigan oy, 100 £t 1 of Sixtecntli st, w1, 211(x101L( I, Sept, 27 ; consideration, $12,000, Hasrison at, wof Iedzlost, 41, 50x124) ft, dated Aug, 19 ; consideration, $1,400, Contro av, 225 1t 6 of Clayton st, o f, 25x125 ft, dated Oct, 1 conelderation, ¢1,450, May'st, 102 ft 8 of Harfison st, und ), w f, 24x110 £t, duted Bopt, 27; consideratio, $509, “g:’\mo property, dated Bept, Ewiug st, 225 1t w of Deapluines st, n f, G0x119 ft, ited Dluy 207 confdertion, $4,050, Wauhington' i, 19115 [t w of Canul 6t, 8 1, undivided 3£ of B076 ft, dated June 27 3 convldoration, £5,000, ‘Btanton uv, 204 1L i of Thirty-seventl bt © £, YxI24 £t, dated Jan’ 27 ; consideration, $3,600, ‘Stauton av, 964 £} 6 of Thirty-sovonthi at,, o f, 90x124 £, dutod Jaw, 27 ; consideration, $2,600, Washington st, 19134 1t w of Conul et, § f, undivided 33 of 3076 £t, duted Jan, 27 ; conslderation, $5,000, ‘Twenty-second sf, 1981 ft 6 of Indiaua'av, s 1, 60z 120 ft, Muy 1 ; conslderafion, $15,000, Catheritio sl, o of Jeiferson, 8 £, 45375 £t, dated Sept, 20 conshleraflon, $1,600, Cothertuo st, o of' Jufferson, & f, 25x75 {4 dated Bept, 23 1 conslderation, $1,600, Ouk At, 208X ft o of Doarborn, 0 f, 60x171 1t § dated Sopt, 1; cons{deration, £11,600, Waatern av, G4 fL 8 of' Juckson st, of,20x110 ft: dated Oot, 1 conslderation, $2,200, NOUTIL OF OITY LIMITS, Tincoln av, 8 o cor of Racitio u, triubglo of 100x108x 00 £t, dated Oct, 13 consideratlon, $1,4¢0, Lots 6 and 7, Black 3, Bhim)'s Bubdiy » o T 1, “utod Houts 41 constderatian, Bt 00, 01, Pront & Calman's Bubdivislon of 10 ne, fn o 3 Bec, 4, 48, 14, dated Bopt, 165 conslderation, $2,200, consideration, LukesEroights ot 7 for corn and T3¢ at to Bntfalo, nud e for wheat lo Kingiton, e e Wora o IniMalo—Hehra Bl Lawren Gouryo dlurruy (Veslarday p. ni), corn ot o vl Teusiukeo, riueln Palinw, Gol, iinwortt, Gavuy An- io Voughl, Mury B, Perew, Dobbiny, L, Jones, 0, K, Ninw, Daeuing Wave, Wiliam Sinderson, Tauner, Bun Jaciufo, . Watle, Onondagu, J, 0, King, sud propa Graven and Dadger Blate, cornat 707 schi Amoskea, Gorn ut 7576 § eclir, not named, corn on privato termu ¢ ohr Bhylirk, wheat ot 8o, ‘o Kingston—8clr L, B, Bmith, wheat'at 14c, Ta Dotroit—Behir Idalio, corn a B ity Collingwood—Prop Oity of London, wheat Wero in good dv Goncord, corn_ through, Total, 97 50,000 bd wheat and ';‘;m,oco Tt 'ror7u', eavaly cqnnlito COMMERCIAL, ‘WEeDNESDAY LivENING, Oct, 1, Tho following wero thorecelpts and shipmonts of tho lending artfclos of produco in Ohicngo during tho past twonty-four hours, and for the corrospoding dato ono yonr ngo: BUIPMUNTs, Flour, brls,seveesss 6,0 4,710 Whoat, b\ 194,80 197,710 Corn, bu 167,45 141,485 On A 02,420) 70,389 00,703 Tlax sced, 102,086 Brooni-corn, 4,060 Oured meats, e, 104,240 Bcef, Lrls... 28 Tork, brla 50 Lard, Wi 7,165 218,025 Talloly, 164, 14,703 SR Butter, lo b1, 400 Livo liogs, No, 6,901 Gattle, No. 203 Slicop, No. S o5, 18 2,047 Igivios, i 105 Yool ba, Potatocs, bty ss P Lumber, m foot 10k Bhlnglos, my.vvesss 1,70 Lath, m'. ‘192 galt, ' vrs, : 870 Withdrawn from store yesterday for city consumption: 5,002 bu wheat; 464 bu corn; 2,002 bu onts ; 2,258 bu xye; 4,722 bu barley, The following amounts of grain Lavo beon in- spected Into storo this morning up to 10 o'clock :e| 168 cars wheat; 204 cars corn; 40,050 bu No, 2 do by canal; 143¢ cara oats; 8 cars ryo ; 853 cars barloy. Tolal (470 cars), 228,000 bu, ‘The leadlug produce markots were active aud stroug to-day, with & much bettor feoling all round, a8 & consoquence of o roturn of that con- fidonce which was 8o rudely dnshed yestorday by tho report thnt the Union Nationnl Bank of this city hnd closed its doors for good (7). As wo atated in our roport this morning, it waa widely expocted yostorday that the rosult would bo s stringenoy in the country that would involve tho closing of n considorable proportion of tho 201 banks fn the country that corrosponded with the Union National, sud n consoquent rusbing to this market of tho grain held by thom a8 collaterals ou money advanced to their ous- tomers., It was also thought probnble thnt the dolivories of grain on the option of sellor Octo- ber would bo largely in oxcoss of tho ability of rocelvers to pay therefor, and be an additional causo of o break in prices. But in both these respocts the facts were so complotely at varinuco sith the expoctation that tho well-wishers wore most agreeably disap- pointed. They fouud that tho country is safe, though the Union (National) could not be pre- gorved, The country bauks did not suspond, nor did thoy find any renson for wanting to do 80, Thoy may have beon short of currency, ne o rale, but” thoy found that the country around them was so full of it (hat paymonts were mado with surprising promptness, Not only did they mot ~ want to sncrifico nuything, but noi n few wero able to sond in money to tlus city to meet the indebted- ness of country merchunty, and to buy grain at tho ridiculously low gricas which they thought would ruto to-day. Bo, too, it was found that there was vory littlo grain prossing on the mur- kot this morning, and that was all picked up at sn early hour, though cveryNing had boon de- livered that could bo, and & fow found them- solves unablo to pay the full mmount due on deliveries till thoy had opened tho markat with their sales. Whis was soon over, and then n strong, almost buoyant, fecling supervonod, aud mou sliook hands ‘with each other, oxtending mutual congratulations that the storm lnd so {nr subsided as to allow them once mora to shiake out the reefs, and steor close to the wind, The fecling of relief was 80 genornl and so complote, (hat tho proposition mnde by tho Directors of tho Board of Trade to lift the Iu- Jjuuetion on option trading met with unanimous approval, ‘The following resolution was passed at noon, without n dissentient vote, the rules requiring twenty-four honrs delny having firat Leun suspended by o vote without a nogative WirkneAs, Thin Board, ou the 36tk ult., ndopted by au ununimous voto n resolution suspending certain of dta rules until the further orderof the Association ud Witeneas, Tt 8 now belfeved that said muspenslon Lune accompllshied all it was Intended or expeeted to do, aud o6 tho financial atutus of uffuirs in the city and country has i a largo mensuro resumed its provious courc} therefore, Resoleed, 'That tho tmo during which antd suspon- sfon ulill contlnue elull ccaso on the adoption of this resolution, Of couree, this action doesnot mean that operators on "Chango shall immediately pay up the differences agreed to on settlemonts mado of trades adjusted stuce the New York panio bogan. But all now trados will be subject to the ordinary les with regard to marging, and the former differences will be in order of memant Jjustas fust as tho debtors can got hold of tho money. It may bo well for operatora to romember that “glow aud sure" isa very good motto, now na over, but oupuoinllly 80 now, and not to launch out too lnrgely 1l tho clouds Lave moro nearly cleared away from above the finsncinl horizon, Our wholesnle merchants folt vory much better to-day, and for a botter renson than simply be~ cause homo matters scemced to be improving, Not n fow had sont out theirbilla to the country, to be presonted to-day, aud found a largo pro- portion of them honored with the ready cash, which’ ennbled them to meet thoir own bills {womptly, or to mrango to do 80 to-morrow when ho monoy paid iu the country to-dny arrives hero by oxpress. Ienco they wore filling ordors with = little more alncrity, though the day waa 1ot an nctive one, the numbor of ordera boing somowhat below tho avorage, as for two or threo days post. ‘Thero was plenty of monoy hera to- dey in produce civcles, and moro outside. Grain buyord wore really numerous, nud pricos ad- vanced to tho top Hgures of Monday, the decling of yostorday beiug complotely recovercd from, loveo tho shipping “movement was very nctive, more so_ than on any ]}mvno\lsdny this senton ; and, the receipts holnjg elow the recent avorage, the rapld diminution of our stocks in store formod an additional en-~ nu:u‘ngumouz to holders to hopo for still higher pricou, Thoro was no ohange in the general features of tho dry goods maviiet. Quiet provailed in ull depurtments, and values wero stondy, a8 pro- viously quoted. Groceries wero wmoving o little moro freely, aud the general markot wore n yathor bottor look. 'Tho romittancesof currency from the country wero noticeubly larger then on eatorday or Monday, aud amore hopeful feol- ng prevailed all around. The q\lutublu chavgos in values wero confinad to a decline of & 3{c'in the difforent grades of caffeo, and an J¢e foduc- tion in soft sugars, Othor goodd in tho list wero, almost without exccption, firm. But- tor was in good domand, aud for choice qualitics and bekors’ grades thore wera buyers ut tolor- ubly full pricos. Othor descriptions are noglect- od, and ‘are working easior. Cliccse romning duil. with prices weak aud touding lowor, There was nothing doing in the hide maiket, and any quotations that might be given would bo en- tirely nominal, Hay romains innctive and weal, The lenthor, pig-iron, palnts, tobaceo, and wood marlots remuin in statu quo. At the lumbor-yards business is generally ro- ported quiet, though n fow orders ara reccived and filled daily, Lresent prices avo adhorod to, unless the buyors arc propared to pay the currency ; those pricos. are froquontly shadod.” Thero was a slight improvemont ju trude at tho docks, Country merchnuts werg buying somo, and generally paying tha cash, and soveral cargacs woro takou by tho local deulers, generally undor conditions favorablo to tho buy- or, Motals, tinners' slock, iron, aml nayal stores wore without important chuugo, Trade in enoh depnrtment is rather light, but prices are un- chnugod, and dealors genorally are_hopeful and confldont of botter timon soon. Building ma- terials wero quiet. DIarlies wero malkiug deliv- orles on past coutraots, and oceasiounlly & small order was recelved, but as a rulo there was littlo doing, Tho wool, hop, and broom-corn maerkats remain quiet sud nonrly nominal, ‘limothy goed met with a slightly improved inquiry at §260 for prime, and iflax sold low- or, at SL76@1.77%¢. Green fruits wero quiet and ensy, “ulso potatoos, though commou _vatietios were in light supply and stendy, Frosh rocoipts of poultry and game met with a bettor local inquiry, and ‘in a few instan- con prices wore'highor, but the offerings are laiga ':b"l wnplo. Eyys olosed dull wud wealk at 18@ 20, Highwines were In bottor requost, though still quict, owing to u senreity of owrroney in that dl- 1ootion ¢ and vory firm’ in symputhy with Now Yorlk, which wnu_lllmlnd ab 00c@#1.00, but por- linps in loan cortiticatos, Halo was roported hero of 100 brls ut 00 por gullon, for onrroncy, and that prico was bid at tho close, ‘I'hore were or- dors on tho floor to buy at V20 Slu drafts), sollers making thoir own colloetions in Now York, but nono woro snxious to sell at that figura, TLake froights were vory active, and flim at the outslde figures of {nnmrduy. especially on corn-room, for which {hero was au extraordi- Dol 40 Kinugiona 10 Oxdenghprgh=dron Oty of L vuslly good dosand, althaugh tho offeringy woe. amplo, Tatos to Buffalo wore 7o on corn and 79{@80 on whont, both bysail. Whent to Kings- ton was takon b ldo. A totnl of 27 chnriors wns ropoctod, which will carry out 50,000 bu whent and 730,000 bu corn, In addition to sov- oral roported in our ** Lator " of lnst oveuing. Provistons wora |}nlut, and prima mesa porl was in better demnaud for smnll lots of ensl, and for round lots for wintor delivery, nud finmer, whilo for this month prices wore unchanged. Lard and ments wero firm at provious pricos, and Dars strongor, Tho feoling was docidoedly. bottor all round, with tho lifting of the goneral cloud, nud holdors wero rotlcont nbout namlng rices, intho absonco of any urgont demand, ng hoy proforred to wait nwhilo. Hogs nre roported firnior, and thero are_only 17,868 brls of lnst winter's pork in Now York, though the total of all kinds s placed at 47,288 brls, ngninst 48,807 o month since, and 00,865 a year ogo. The markot wna nominal at the following range of prices: Moss pork, cash, §14,26@14.60 ; do nollor Outobor,814,00@14.26 ; 4o scilor Dacombor, $10.00@18.26; sollor Jauunry, $13.25@19.87¢. Lard, cash or soller_Octobor, 75(@7%{0 ; sum- mor do, 7}¢@75c. Lard, sollor Novembor, 73§ @7%o; Hollor " Docember, 73{c; do acllor Jan- unry, 7o ; do seller I"ubrunri' 13¢@8c. Bwoot piciled hams quoted at 814@ 6y . Dry enlted meats b 815@8}do for shortribs; and Bifo for short clear. = English monts, 8lgc for short riba; 8!¢@8%o for short cloar, both Loxed, Qrcen lams (16 1bs) at Bo, osked, sollor Docomber, Short ribs, seller Do- comber, ot 63@034o, boxed; do ebork clear, 0%®70; do "shouldere, 43¢@4%{c. DBacon is ;}lnntufl at Bgo for shonldora; 914 for olenr riby; 70 for short clonr; and 18@ibo for hame, nll pnoked. Moss beaf, €8,76@0.00; extra moss do, tul.l'm@;gkoail boof’ Lnms, e;ml.'?n@iza‘.g?@g}ty ullow, 7}{@75¢c; gronso quotablo a a, Bules “wore lmll.mg to 85 brls mees pork at $14.60 ; 250 tos lard, sollor Novembor and De- comber, at 7840 ; 160 tcs summer lard nf 7Tigo 5 60 tos wivoot plokled hams ot 10340 ; 60 tes do o 90 3 100 tea do nt Blgo, T'lour was in o hittlo bottor domand, but again quict, as Luyors gonerally demnnded concessions which holders could not mako, though tho Iatter wero quito willing to shade tho prices ourront bofore the pavic set in. Wo eannot yot give a rango of quotations that will roprosont tEo ac- tual stato of the markot. Rye flour nnd bran woro stondy. The stock of flour in this city ex- Libits but a slight incroase, being mow only 27,000 bris, against 22,400 brls a month since, ond 26,615 brls n yoar ago, 20,360 brls two yonrs ago, ond 48,176 brls threo yoars sinco, Snlos woro reported of 100 brls epring oxtras at €6.50; 160 bria do at $6.26; 100 brls do t 35.85% 100 brls do at €6.67}¢; G0 brls do nt #6.60; 200 Drls do on privato torms; 100 brls ryo at 84,75 100 brla do at $470; 100 bris do nt §4.63!¢. Total, 1,000 brls. Also 20 tons bran at $10,50, on traclt. ‘Whoat was activo and strong, advancing 80 per bu from the closing quotations of lnst evening, ond averaging 4@50_higher than yosterday on tho epeculative grado, Tho market was quite wonk oarly, a8 two or threo round lots woro offerod freoly bofora buyers wore out in force, sud sold for what thoy would fetch, tho mellers boing obligad to raise tho money nocessary to pnj on tho de- liveries. ‘This faot mado buyers hiold off, antici- pating o still further wonkening from tho same couse, but it was soon found that_there was no moro on selo at inside figures. Liverpool aud Now York woero both quoted firmer, and our re- coipts wore light iinspuclion only 1068 cars), which waa less than tho reported shipments of yostorday, while there were cousidorable amounts of money on the floor, ready to piclk up all tho cash whoat offored. Some of this was for ehipmont, but tho greater purt seemed to belong to local speculators, who wished to buy to hold for an advanco. Theso things, the rosults of roturning confidenco horo and clsewhoro, mado the murkoet strong, sud it rapidly advauced from 03c early, fo $1.08 nenr 1 o'clock, declined to 31.01, and closod nt £1,013¢. Seller Novembor was littlo botter than nominal at §1,02 (enrly) to $1.06 till aftorthopassagoof the above-noted rosolutions, then became nctive, advancing to %1,08, and clogod ot $1.06¢, Bollor lnst Lnlf of Ocfober sold at $1.04@1.07. No. 1 aprlns closed ot 1.05; No. 8 do at 030, and rojected do at 82c, the lower grades being in light demand, while No. 1 was wantod by soveral buyoers, espocially Northwestern. Cash enlos were roported of 1,200 bu No. 1 spring at ©1,08; 12,000 bu do at §1.05; 2,400 bn _do al 81.04}5; 6,600 bu No. 2 spring at £1.03; 8,000 bu do at 81,0214 ; 5,000 bu do at 81,02%¢ ; 21,400 bu do at $1.03 7 10,000 bu do at 3101343 5,000 bu do at §1.01%¢; 15,600 bu do at 31.01; 8,400 bu do at B1.005¢; 83,200 bu dn ot §1.00 ¢ 6,600 bu do, early, ot 49 000 bu d. at 98¢ ; 5,000 bu do at 97¢; 10,000 1 u do at 9.¢; 6,000 bu do at 94e; 16,~ 000 bu do at vuc 5 4,600 bu No. 8 upring at 93340 ; 15,200 bu do at 93¢ ; 800 bu do at 923403 2,800 bu ggunfi 9204 2,400 bu rejectod at 820, 'Total, 193,~ u. Corn was nctive and strong, ndvaucing 2l under o good demnnd, though the purchindos of cash corn were not 80 large ng yosterdny, princi- pally because thore was loss offered for sale, Corn was roported stronger, both in Liverpool and Now York, but the market dragged badly in tho oarly part of the day for tho same reason that wheat was then wenk. Buyers expeoted that groat quuntities wouldl bo offerod for slaugliter, espocially as thoy knew that doliverios bhad boon heavy; but’ they wero dis- appointed, noorly all thoe corn having been placed bofore lmnd, if it could mnot bo held, Buyora waited till they saw that' holders wore 10t ot tholr mercy, and then took hold kiberally, most of tho purohases of cash lots being on Now England account, for which the currency was ready, as during two or three days past. Y’ricos gradually rose under tho demaud from 84c to giido for regular, closing at 96K @I6%o. Strictly fresh roceipts of No. 2 were in very geod demnnd for carrying into next month, the pre- mium on the November option attracting tho attontion of capitalists ; they closed at 30%/@363¢o. Bolfor November sold at 895¢@1i13g0, oclosing b 41@313go. Rojeoted was quict and steady, closing at 8Gc, Casn gales wera reported of 8,000 bu high mixad at 87%c; 15,000 bu No. 2 ot 87c; 8,000 bu do at 36373 50,300 bu do nb 86%c; 60,000 bu do nt 863¢c 40,000 bu do at 860 ; 5,000 b do at 854c; 10,000 bu'do at 8503 10,000 b do at 841403 5,000 bu do at 841¢0; 60,000 bu do at Sdc; 4,800 bu ro- jected at 860, Totul, 271,000 bu. Outs wero nctivo, though less o than Jostor- day, on cash lots, and averaged lc per bu higher, though the market was relatively weak early, owing to tho fact that ono or two lots were forced to_salo, a8 (he porties who had received them on Octobor coutracts could not otherwise pay for thom. Thero was aftorwards n good de- mand for cash lots for shipment, as well as for local holding, opeuing at 200, advancing to 20}4c, nud closing with 200 bid. Sellor November was moderately active after 12 o'clock ~nb 92@82%{c, closing at 82c. Cash sales wero roported of 600 bu No. 2 at Slio 81,000 bu do at 203¢o; 7,400 budo at20ko; 60,000 bu do at 29¢'; 1,200 b0 No. 2 whito at 330 | 600 bu do at 8030 ; 1,200 bu rojected at 27340 600 bu dot 270 ; 600 bu_by samplo nt 820 1 600 bu do at 310, ou track. Total, 103,800 bu. Ryo was quict and unchanged at 60@6lo for cosli-lots, paid forir currency, and nominal at about 62¢ in sottlement, or on snlea for ordinar -ily good chocks, Cash sales wora restricted to 1,600 bu No. 2 at 610 ; and 800 bu do at 60o., No, 1 wus nominal ot about the same figuros, and rojected ab G7@68c. 'Tho rocoipts conflnuo small, and tempt buyers, Lut tha shipments of currenoy hither are’ chiofly for iuvestwont in whoat and corn ae yot. Barloy was rather loss nctive, but again strong- or, No. 2 belog 3@Ge higher, under a good de- mand from browers, both local and hailing from othor points, The market closed firm nt 1,28 Dbid, and £1.80 asked for eash or sotlor the month, Bollor Inst hinle of Octobor hold at £1.95; nud 81,97 was bid for sollor Novembor. No. 8 closed at 930. Rojeoted wns quotablo ot 760 in the Rock Island Llovator, and 800 olsewhero, Oaxh sales woro roported of 28,000 bu No. 2at §L.80; 1,600 bu do at £1.20; 8,200 bu do at 81,283 8,400 bu No, 3 at 81.00; 6,800 Lu doat 980; 4,000 bu do at 080 ; 9,600 bii rojected at 80o; 1,200 bu by snmple at 81,80 ; 800 bu do at 1.20; 800 bu do it §1.15, on tracle; 800 bu do at $1,15; 800 bu do at Yo, dolivorad, Total, 53,000 Lu, EUNOPEAN MARKETS, Tho following is Beerbohm's dispatoh to tho Board of T'rado of this cily to-day: Qor, 1—LoNnox~—Gargocs of wheat off cont Lrmly hold, do on passago stoady, | Cargoes of corn on pase sugocanier § do for shipment within two_months, 3 Under the Influence of fino weather the English coun trymarketa for wheat rulo dull, Trench country mar- ketu for wheat HIun(lT’. dank Lang—Wheat sleady. Corn firm and held higher, Tavenroor—Wheat firm, Tard, 41s 6d, Fuarmers delivorics of Euglish wheat for the weck, 75,000 to 80,000 qrs, Tmporls into United Kingdom' for tho veek—Ilor, 55,000 to 60,000 bris: wheat, 110,000 to 120,000 qra; cor, 00,000 10 100,000 s, NATIONAL OROP REPORTER. The first number of tho *Natloual Crop Re- I)nnur," publishod weokly at Jucksonville, Ill., ine_oomo to hand, and promisos to bo a very uneful addition to tho oxlsting weans of fnfor- mation on commorcial subjeots, If its plan is faithfully enrried out, it cannot bo other than a succoss, tinanoially ad woll ns authoritativoly. LATEST, Wheat was _modoratoly potive and advanced 20, selling ot $1,02@1.031¢ cash, olosing ot tho outsidoe, snd at §1,07 kollor November, Corn was In folr requeat and 134e higher, solling at 80} @ 080 saller tho month, closing at 878{o, and at 413¢@42 sollor Novoinbor, olosing af tho iusido. Oaty sold at 283¢0 soller {ho month, Also 60 Do mone pork at 44,00 cals, Agonty xepoxso ngood demnnd for vessols, but woro refusing to mnko ohartors on tho basia of 7o for coin, an- ticipating nu ndvanco to-morrow. — CHICACO DAILY MARKET. 'WEDNLSDAY EvENING, Oct, 1, AT.COTIOL—Wan n light reque:t and steady at $1,80 1.85 for 04 per cont n'nu'}. BIOOM GORN—Homuins quict and moro or lomn nomiual, olow nre tho quotatfona: Good to extra hurl, B@0i¢e; brush that will worlk iiaclf into o ohoico hurl' broom, '0)¢@7c s for good do, 5}¢@0a; gond {o cholco stalle’bratd, Gly@6i0; inferior brusk, 3@ he, BUTTER—Thero was n vory good loeal demand for ‘bakors' grades nud for eholco tablo butter, on local ao- count, Lut, asido from this, thero ws o consldernblo movement. Valies romatn nominnlly unchanged, bt In confimon sidmodium grdos theto iyt esslot feeling, Wa quoto : Gholeo yollow, 25@280 ¢ mediuny to good, 18@23¢; inforior to commion, 11@170. BAGUING — Prices woro nomiusily unichanged, Tho . faw ordors recolved wero fllled ot sub. atnullally formor rates, Wo quoto: Blark A, 37303 Ludlow A, 35)0; Lowiston Ay 307 Amorlcan Sic: Amonkong' A, Sic; Ofter Orook, Bio; burlap bage, 4 and & bu, 10@20c; gunnies, singlo, 17@180; do doublo, 285 wool sacks, 03G060, EANS AND PEAB—Were qulet and nnchanged, s follaws : Primo navics, $2.60@2.16; good to primo medlum, $2.25@2.60; common to falr, $1.35@2.00, Grecn pens, $1,45@1.50 por bu, BULLDING MATERIALEWero auiot and steady at tho pricos following: ' Stucco, 1,603 Now York slucco, casting, $3,60@4.003 Portland coment, $7.60 gs.ofl Lri; Rosondale comont, $3,25@3,60 ; Utica, Maniius, and Akron 'coment, $2.00 brl} marblo diiat, $0.00' Himo in_bulkr, 80c@$1,00; lmo bri: whito sind, 3 brl, 160 alr, 40 Lu, 400; fito brick, ~por ,000, $55,00@90.00; bullding brick (common), $0,60 @7.00; pressod brlek, $14.00@16,00; sower ' bricl, 390@10,00; Milwaukeo aud Racito provaod, 36,00 @30.00, del.; do common, $14.00810.00; Iudinun preescd, $18.00@25,00: do common, $10.00@15.00; 1iro clny, por brl, $3,00@4.00, OHEESE—Comparativoly little trading was dono in thls dopartmont, Orders wero conflned to small amounts, Just_sufliclent to meet immediate require. mente, Tho market was without quotablo declino, but tho fecling manifested was ono of weakucss, Wo ro- at our llst: York factory, mild, 12@130; Oblo fac- ory aud Waatorn fastory, do, 10@12c; lower graden, o GOAL—Prices woro firm na proviously quotod, A Uboral nmount of trading was dono at tho following ates: Lohigh, prepared, $11,00; Lacknwauna, $10.00; Erlo, $9.60 5 Walout_ Hill, $9.50"; Oherry Mino, $0.003 Blonsburg, $9.00@0.60; Canol, $10.00; Hocking Val: 1oy, $8.50 0,003 Indinna block, $1.50@8.00; Kirklaud Grato, $8,60; Minonk $5.00; Kingaton, $7.00; Wiliming- on, $0,00, COOPERAGE—Wo continuo toquoto: _Pork barrcls, $1.05@1.45; lord, trces, $1.76; whisky barrols, $1.00@2.10% flour barols, 48@570; pork slaves, raugh, $22,00@34.00; do, bucked, $24,0;@20,00; tierca staves, Fougb, $20.00@25.00; bucked or sawad, $25,00@28.00} wlisk} ataves, rotigh, $29.00330.00; do biicked, 15001 flour kaves, $0.00@10.60; circlo flour heading, 7@ 37 por sot'; flour hoop' poles, $14.00@15,00 por m; poi and ticreo poles, £0.00635,00 par i, EGGS—Were In light local request, nnd ensy at 200 for cases, and 18@10¢ for thors in barrels ond looso packnges, Tlio oforings uro lorgor, huving ccumu- ted conslderably, and prices ato tending lower, FEATHERS—Wero in light request ot tho nnnexed rices : Primo o choleo livo-geeso feathiors ot 7dc; Jobbing prico at. B2g@es0: mixed foathers, 29@i06 acearding to quality’; chickon, 6@8e. FISH—Thero was nothing niew to roport in conneo~ tion with tho fish morket, A fair number of ordors woro placed, and buiuesa soemed to bo running slong vory much' a8 usual, Tho following priccs nro cur- reut: No, 1 whitefish, J-brl, $1,00c6.25; No. 2 do, £5,76@0,00; No. 1 trout, $5,00@5.25; No, 1 shore mackerol, niew, X-brl, $13.60@14,00 ; No, 1 bny, $10.00 bl d8.0088.15 family $0.00@0.35; Ldbrador _ Lierring, do, 3 brl, $4,76@6.00; Derrlng, round, brl, $8.00@8.50; do 3¢ br), $4.45 @460 box lerring No. 1, 0@3%c; box ferring, i 40642 Colubia Rivor ealnion, 3 brls, $0.60 TRUIT AND NUTS—Trading was oagaln roportod slack, Buyers were ordering only to mect curront ne- cossifics, and. tho volumo of sales was small, A fow arlicles ' in tho st show higns of weake buv tho general market presents o tone, Wo quote: Fonriok—Dates, 83 @ gy, druma, 12@1io: Age, i boses, 16@16S; Fronch pruucs, 15@160; Turkish pranes, 16@1630} Taisine, ‘loyors, $2.05@0.00; rafing, looso Muscatel, £3,60@3.00;_rnisins, Valencls, 11@113c; Zonto cure rauts, Ti@8o: citron, 44@dbe. DoMisTio—Aldon apples, 17@200} Michigun siiced, 104@llc; Mich- 1gan quarters, 0@0)c; Wostern db, T/ @83o; Sonthe eru 0o, Ox@7e; Desctes, pated, 24@250; ponclics, Balvon, 10G11c; do, mixed, 15/@80; blackborrice, no: 16@1035e; raspherrles, 9@ 4dc; pitted cherrics, 19 d5es Nurs—Filberts, 16 mondw, Torragonn, 23@24o; Noplca walnuts, H@3fc: Ohilf walnits, ' 23@Mo} Ereuch walnits, 10017, Drazile, 0,5@10)0; pocam, Texas, 11@15c; Africau poanuts, 0@T36 3 Wilmings ton panuts, 8x/@Jc: Tennosseo peanuts, T@T5c. GROCERTES—Dealors roport somo slight improve— mont iu the uituation of affaira in this dopartmout, Orders are coming forward & littlo moro_freoly, ond Tomittances aro more prompt and larger in_amonnta, A moro sottled stuto of valiica §s also reported, oud it will Lo notleod that somo changos Liovo been made in thio quotations, Coffees aro off a (o all aronnd, and o decling of an %o in soft sugars §4 noted. Othior ar~ ticles in tho list were without important change, ruling firm. Brown sugrs aro in scant supply, and aro strofig. Delow aro tho cirrnt ratea : B1-Can, BoDA—TH{@BX¢. Corress — Mochd, H4@3i0; O, G. Java, S1(@ 9ao; Juvs, Xo. 2, i@ {es fancy Rl Tigttie cholea do, 263@27c; prime 1o, A6@20kc; good (o, 510@25370; common do, 24 @2 oauting do, 235 pore Java, 28){@2 osta Rica, foncy, do, primo, 2WX@2065¢; Muracaibo, 20 CaxprEs—Star, full welght, 10@193¢0; stearine, full welght, 143{@150; do, short welght, 1X@14Yc. RioE=Tatus, Bi(@)0; augoot, THGTHo ] aro- nn, 93 @10C, Suouis-putent eut lout, 103@1te; orualed and wdered, 1¥@13j¢ ; grantiated, 12X@12)0; A andard, 115 @I170s do, No, 3, 115 @ e 1 1136 11360 ; oxtra 0, 11@1Lie; O No, 3, 105@11¢; velo 10w 0, N0,1,103;@10}gc; cliolce brown, 105 @10 4¢; prime do, 9%@10%¢; falr do, 9¢@%%0} clivica molsercs Bugar, 103(@103¢0 ; fuir do, 03¢@0%¢6 ; common do, 8@ 833 Now Orleans sugar, cholce, 95@1040: do primo, 95@03ge; do, air, 83(@93¢a; common, BESKS, imond ‘drips, $1.90@1.85 stlvor drips, oxtra o, Sbage; good suiger” houso eyrup, @GS | extra do, 65@70c ; New Orleans molasacs, chiolce, 80@ 85c; do prine, 75@1801 do common, C5@To; Forlo Tico molasscs, cholce, 62@030; common molakaos, I 50, & ArnaTue—Common to best, 9@10c. rioes-—Allspice, 17@1fc; cloves, 40@420; caesin, 98@40c; perper, ' 28:@200; nutmegs, @1,05% ginger, puro, 28@300; do No, 1, 20@23¢; do No, 9, 1 10 . ‘SoArs—French tholtlod, 63@030; German mottled, 63@0{c ; Golden West, 6@0ie; White Lily, 04@ Gigc; Whito Ttoeo, By @030 ; brown Windsor, 4%@ 4340} palm, 6@0xc; Bavon Imperinl, GX@6Mo; co- coanit, 7@15¢; Clninpalgu, 0G0} primrosd, 03 3 4 xnon—Glous, 9@100; corn, d@11c ; Inundry, 0@ %e; common, Bi@oe, GREEN FRUITS—Lemons are now quoted at §8.00 @12,00, tho insido prico for inferdor fruit, Apples in lots bring $2.00@3.00, and fancy frust fa sold now nud thion from atoro at .25@3,50, 'Theofferingu of grapes pears, poaches, &o,, wero liberal, and prices ruled casy, tho demanid being moderato, Worcpeat: Lemons, $11.00@12.00 per box; inferior jomons, $9.00@10.00 Galifornia poars, $.00@4.60 per cano; do, plums, 30 lhw, $2.60@3.00, Culifornia grapes, $7.50@10,00 per caso of b0 lbs. Foir to chofco apples, $2.00@3,00 per brl, Pears, 60c@$1.00 per box or basket, Deaclies, 00c@$1,25 per box or basket; do cholce, por baskct, $1.2591.75, Grapes per caso (12-1b boxcs), $1.50@ 2,00; Delawaro do, $5,00; Councords, in baskets, B0@65c; Dolware do, $1.00@1.25 por basket, Cule tivated cranborries (Cary'e), $16,00 per brl; cuitivatod do, u!.bfli wild do, $9,00@10,00, Quiuccs, 76@800 per box, Blums, $100@1.50, 10PS—Consumiera aro buying fo meot current wants, but uedo from this, {hero I4 nothing doing. Wo continue to quotonew napa at 40@50¢ ; old, 20@40s. HAY—Wsa unchanged fn prico, A fow smal or- ders wero rocelved from outsldo’ parties, but rales wero mostly to local consumers, considerable amounts being faken for tho catilo-yords, Tho Bupply oxceeds tho demund, and holders aro weak in thelr views, Wo quoto tho wholosalo prices paid Ly dealers o follows—cara to contalu 20,000 los ow _timothy, primo, $14.60@16.00; do, No. 1, $13,50@14.00; do, No, 3, $10.00@12,( b: proirie, up- Inad, $10.00@10.60; do, 'midinnd, $9.0010.00; do, slouglh, $7.00@8.00, Loox on 'WAGON—Timothy, $10.00@12.00; pruirle, $8.00210,00, For dolivery o pressed, $1.W@L0, necording to distance. T1IDES—Tn this dopartment of trado littlo or noth- ing was nccomplishiod in tho way of sales, Btocks aro stendlly accumulating, ond lolders would bo glad {o “unload ' at a marked reduction from tho quotations, but nefthier local nor outsido biiyers manifest any do- slro to_juvest, and trading is ‘ubsolutely at a stands still, Toterlor dealers should withhold shipments for ' tho preacnt, It is worso than folly to Houd to 'Wis morket in the condition it ds now In, Tho unexea quotatiops nro entirely nomiinal : Green city butchers', To; greon cured, Huht, 100 do ueavy, U¢; partoured, 0@i0o; green calfy voal-kip, 1201 " dry calf, 210 dry Kip, 200} dry'saltod, 1703 dry fliut, 190 long-aifed kip, 1lc} deacon_ win, 80a0o; grubly, scored out, or Gtlor* wiso damaged,two-thirds prica, mfllON AND BTEEL — Busfness I8 rathor quiot, ou h & fow orders wera vocoived and placed, L Prices aro steady, as follow 180 1 Ghromio tool steel Sie Th English ool ateol @\ raten English spring steol, @1 rales Amiorican cast upring utocl @1 Bteal tire, S{- Meiveresians LEATUER—DBusiness waa slugy fug wccomplisbud fu thd Wy of E Y @0 inh, 0t enough b les to eatablish mar- kot values, Jobbora secmied cheerful, however, and expressed confidenco in tho curly revival of trade, Foruer ratos woro unchnugedl ; apsiioom, Gity barnoss,, Coilutry Lirucs Line, elty, 9 Ib, Kip, @ b ipy vouls Qity upper, No, 1, @ £ Qlty upper, No, 2, B 1t Gountry upper, Qallar, W {1 Qulf, dlity... 0alf, country, Tough upper, Tough upper, Thuffalo slaught (P 20N AR TR R PSRN Py 436 . e 8 ey WG 82 1 Wi 1,400 10 1,200 st vate anlt.. 1.20@ 514 Kip, 75 110 nrncan 406 Trench caif, Joiol ;. 60,00(385,00 Erench ealf, Lomoino, 50.00380.00 Fronch calf) 24 to 80 I 1.05@ 295 Treneh kin,'0 to 100 i, 1.00@ 1.60 MEYALS AND TINNERS' B’ ‘hore was no parlicular chango {n {hin department, Interior mer~ chants oro curtatling {helr ordera s mitch an posaiblo,, Luying only what thoy nood, whilo tho dealers hero a1 not diaposc to forco #ales, pretorring o mova slowly, for o fow dnge, ot loast, Trlcen aro unchanged, ua fol- 0w ¢ TiN PLATR—IO, 10214, $10.60; do, 1312, $14:00 ; do 14320, $14,60 1 do, roofin, 10, ¢19,00'; do, 20x26, 37,00, T Tin—Large, 420 3 small, 43¢ 5 bar, 4de, Butexr Zino—Lill casks, 110} inlf caske, 1 @11 o3 1otw quantity, 11¢os ainbs, Oc, Biier Ino8—No, 24, 60 fales § Russln fron, 230 o No. 1 stalned, 206 rafes. OALVANIZED Iox—No. 15@20 160 3 No, 23@24, 16c No. 2@20, 17¢; No, 97, 180; No, 26, 0o, A diadoun of 95 per cont I8 mado from tls liat, Corrrn—Copper boltome, 400 ; binzlers, over 12 Iba, 47¢; tinned copper, 380 planishied copper, 4003 doy eut to slzes, 480 WinE—2 to8, 73¢0; 0, B, nnd 0, 03¢0 10 to 11, 10c s 13, 1iyo; 13 fud 14, ‘o: To and 16, 13307 17, 14307 18,"183¢0 ; 10, 183¢0 § 20, 103¢0; full bundle, 23 Por cent' diecount ; feco wirg, 7igo ; by car load, 7o, NAILS—Continuo to meot wifl “whnt mny nt pres: ont o rogarded o8 o folr trado, Tho domand for Ouishing nule enpeclaly, ls uood, Vo again quoto: por key 176 3 do, $5,00; ef'do, 25 s dd e 40006 0 do; $0,285 30 o, gne, 47155 24 do, 1003 “clinch $1.95; 13%0 off to o trado. NAVAL BTORES—Waro {n moderato demand and steady, s follows: Manilla rope, % Ity 173¢a: sisal ropo, @ Ib 16}6@10%0; Bnsh hemp cord, 3 _It, 202503 mariine, 3 fb, 20@22c; tarred ropo, ¥ I, 1718 oakum, % balo, $5,00 tar, 52 brl, 25,60G0.00 OILS—Carbon was in_active request, snd, under o temporasy searely, the market, wa oxccodingly irm, gomo holders naking fully 1o advance on tho quoial tions, Thero was uiso n.good_demond for lord and lnscod ofls at full former ratos, Othier olls ruled quictand stendy, Wo mnko no chiongo Jn our list, se follows: Carbon, 180 extra lard ofl, strictly winter, 78@800; do, curreut make, 73@76¢; No, 1, ns@‘ma; No. %, 65 linsoed, raw, $1.00@1.02; do Volled, $1.05@1,07; whale, 50@83 spevu, $L90@100; neats foot ofl, airictly purs, $1,10; doexira, 900: do No, , 7603 bank oll, 6003 atraits, 6o elophant oll, 050 tirpontino, b2 { naphtln, 03 ravity, 18@10c; naphe tha, common, 16@100. POTATOES~Tho rocelpts aro very light, and tho offerings_small, Lut, under oxisting clroumstances, ample. Sweot potutoen wore plenty, and slow of ale, Wo qiiote : Good o cioice polatacs, In barrcls, $3.06@ 2,75 do por bu, 70@850 ; Early Roso at 16@806 dolly- areds yollow aveol, $L.0@1G0; Jerneym, £4.00G.00, TOTATOES—Tho arrivals liave been light for u day o two, whiich bn enabled dealers o dispono of fomo of theft atock, but the supply is still ample to mect tlio demnnds of 'tho local trade, which aro. not largo, Trices for oth gamo and poultry aro irregular, Froh Teceipls woro chiclly wanted, and prices for such wers o triflo bigier, - Wo. quoto: O10 chikons, §,00@0.203 fresh do, $3.60@3.76 ; spring do, $2.25@2.76; small do, $LK0@2/00 § ducks, $3.00@3.25} goeeo, $0,0@10,00 turkeys, 11@1%: prairio chickons, $2.00@2.50; mal- Iard_ducks, $3.60@2.76 per doz; smull ducks, $1.60 12,00, @BEBDS—Thm’u wan a littlo moro doing to-dny than yeatorday, at about the Rame range o(d)l’lnm; or ot $2,20@2.05, prime belug $2,00, Tho truding, bowever, 6.50; plteh, B bri, smO\)@'l.fl?l; Butchern' Block ~ Common fo falr etcors, and good fo extra cows, for oity slaugliter avornging B0 £0 1,100 by vvas toviesserees 3,00@2.76 Btock Cattlo ~— Conimon _cailo, i riccent flcall, nvernging 700 Lo to 1,050 thesuee,eies 276@8,85 Inforfor—Light “and thin " cows, "helfors, stage, biulls, and seallawng steer,yuveees LIE@2.60 Onltlo—Texnd, chiolea corn-fody, ..« ee (34,76 Ontilo—"Toxan, Norilern wintorod . 234,23 Onitlo—Texan, through droves, .. {11 1670 110G8—Thero wan o imited demand on Now York and Loston aceounts, and somo littlo inquiry from othier polnta, but tho numbor of transfors wna sinller {lian on yeatorday or Monday, and dfd not much ox- ceed {hio fresh recetpts, whieh woro about 3,660 head, Balon wero roported at $4,00@4,55 for inferior to oxtra, withs tho bulk nt $1.35@4.60, Many still remnin in (ho pons tnaold, and the remniniug days of the week do ok promiro'uny interdal clinugo for tho botter in - tho situation of tho market, Ay, 06 BALER, Av, Price, o Pricc\No, v, 104 105 $4.60 |41 219 B0 00 $4.25 BT 445 197 Wy e 4.10 147 21 403 410 204 a7 460 .40 209 23 450 440 3] 21 4do 435 251 ah 410 4do 104 219 400 425 00 207 490 45 190 440 |28 205 450 BIELP—Wero searce and nominally higher ; quota- bloat §,26@4,75 for common to hoice, ———— CHIGAGO LUMBER MARKET. CDNESDAY EVENING, Oct, 1, Thero waa an improvemont in the demond for Inm- er to~dny, Boveral country dealors sppeared on_thio markot and piirchused o number of cargocs, payiny the caxhi therefor, Loonl denlors wero alno' preson and bought to pomo oxtent, Tho sales mado woro not il for carli o bo et but g brokars wera willing glvo timoto responsiblo pariics, as by so doing L wera_abloto roduce tho offerings considorably, sud also bo rolleved from paying demurrogo, which lina boon einrged §n goveral instatices, Prices fanged from .00@0.00 for picco stuff, tho averngo prico_obtained eing $8.60, Tho offerings at tho docks aro still Iarge, but 6 very fuw vesscls ar now boiug sont out for lumber, and nearly all that woro out, are in port, tho supply ls decreasing, Following ara'tho quotations : Oholro mil-run bonrds and strips, $14.00@ 16,60 ; good do, $12.0071,00 : common to mcdiunt, $0,00G10.00 5 Jolils and scantlings, $8,009.00 3 shiiglos, $3.87 { Inth, $1.873¢. LUMPER ¥REIGUTS, Freighta nro very dull. A few veadgls have been sent out, but maiy parties have declined to mako charters at prescut. Kates ore l;luolell ot $2,060 for :\(.—m!nm, $2.00 for Muskegon, and $2.25 for Luding- on, to oy AT THE YARDS, A moderate businicss Is bolng transacted nt the Tum- ber yards, Ordors from tha interior ure not so mimor- our or extensivo o they iave bean, thotigh n gaod deal 1 belug done under the existing circumstances, Prices aro withiout allcration, though shaded to somo oxlcnt for ourrency, Wo ropeat First crear, . hick Glear dlooring, 1st and rough. . Clear siding, ist and'3d together Gowmmon siding. .. Common flooring, drcsscd, firat, @15.00 Common fooring, dressed, second. ... 29,00 @000 W tocessarily of n limited charactor, — Flox wus easfor : Quoted at $1,76@1.77). Clover waa inaciive and nominally lower § quotablo at $6.60@5.T6). Bzles embrace 20 bags, nominally, nt $2,05; 100 Lags prime do, nt $2,60; 40 bage at $9,45; 16 Lage common, ot $2.40 3 247 bngs flax at §1,77% ; 24 baga do, ot $1,76. BALT—Tho morket Is' rather quist, buyers being ‘mollorate in thoir demnnds at presont.” Thio supply 18 nccumulating somewlut, but pricen nro homl- nuily Srm a8 follows: Onondngn, Canada, ¥and Saginaw, flne, $2,00; ordinary coarso, $2.10; coarso Dinmona 0, $4,28; ground solnr, £2,16 3 dniry, with out age, $3,25; dairy, with bags $4,10@4.5; Ashton dairy, por anck, ‘$5.0086.26¢ "Turi's Isiand, $2.00 ground Bl $1.80@2.10, TEAS—Remain quict snd nominnlly unchanged, Wo quote: Youujs liyson, common’ to fair, 45 @550 3 do good, 607005 do cholco to oxtra fine, Dia @81.10; common to fine 0l hyson, 10@%00; cominon fmporial, 85@050; gnod to chofco do, H0C@$L.103 £t {0 goo - gunpowder, 70@00c; choico Dingsioy, $1.16@1.20; oxtra Moyune, $1,85@1,40; cholee 10 exira mow 'Japan, 90¢@$00; fuir to gaod old, T0c ; common do, J8@4%¢; colored matural leaf Japau, E5@05¢; common to fine Oclong, 35@4Ge; good, 65 @05c ; choleo to extrn, 85c@#1.00, TOBACCO—Wo quote, FINE CuT—Lxtra, 76@8%c ; cholce, C5@700 3 modi- um ; 65@600 3 poor to common, 40@80c, Priua—Natural leaf, 76@800; haif LHght, G0GT00 3 black, round, 4a@fic. Sx0x1NG—Good {0 cholee, 32@%60 ; modlum, 206 81c; comimon, 26@3Sc. WOOD—Wan fitin at tho _quiotations followlng : Jeceh $9.00; mople, $10.607 bickory, $1160; slabe, . olivercd, ‘WOOL—Tho market was inactive, Dealora are fill- inga fow ordors, received hefora fho punic, but ot Jrcsont moatly oviry ouo 4 Loldiug off, and prices aro ittlo better than nowminal, as follows . Tub, washed, prino,..... ... Tub, washed, common to g.od . Goion diogy. Floceo, waehed, Fleece, vashed, XXX, ding: Flecce, washied, mediui lighit. Coarse, washed .., “hen Tleeco, unwashed, conres to medium Flevce, unwashed, coarse, and dings. ¥lceco, unwashed, fino Bupor and oxtra pulled, . ‘Burry wool, 10@16¢ I¢s —— CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET, ‘WebNEsDAY EVENING, Oct, 1, ‘Tho receipts of live-stouk siuce Baturday have been a8 follows Cattle, IHoga, Sheen. onday 200 0 " 4s) Tucadoy, 07 91 Wednesday, 2,600 200 Total..eeeees 1407 9061 730 Sumo timo iast week: 40910 1,677 Wek beforo Jast....ereer s 84,304 5,200 ‘Slipments havo been a8 foiloy: Cattle, Hogs. Sheew, Monday AT o Tucsday! @ 40 Ll Total...... . o0 0E ... Tho movement of live-siock during the month’ of Septenber, us ofiiclully roported by Assistant Secreta— ry Willlam ¢ nrorrts, Obieago, Rock Island & Pacific Tlitnols Central,vusssveun e, Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy. Chicago'& Northwestern, CGlifengo, Alton & 8t. Lo Pittsburgh, i, Waynio & C Michigan Coutra Michigan Sonthe . 0,18) 51 607 41118 L 20,822 70,623 4,617 30,039 5,507 27,208 4] Total, Ve . 05,394 239,613 16,704 Tecoived in Soplomber, 1878 ... 66,744 214,728 22,450 sHIPALNTS, Pittsburgh, Ft, Wayne & Chicago Michigan Central. Michigau Southe Pittsburgh, Clucin Olilengo, Rock Iatand & Laciflo. Tilinols Gentral. .o « 3 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy... 1 Chicagu'& Northwestorn, . M HiT) Obfengo, Alton & Bt, Lo PCE) 14,203 95,704 698 11, . 144 853 b10Y o 17 1 101,240 1,075 Tolalyins sosses TR Shipped in Beptember, T673.1.. 1 45,170 196,010 Gy Averago welght of hogs for the mouth, 241 16 1ba, o arrivuls from Jur, 110 Oct, 1, this year and last, wero o8 follows ¢ RECEIVED m[mw. e, “oes 8L 81,603 480 L O 2,720,062 228,315 BEGLIVED 11 1673, S b by, A5 Total.... 210,43 23 Notwithstanding tho dlminlelicd rocoiyts of flio pnat ten duys, Tesuiting from tho disturbed condition of Ananced, tho aggregato arrivals for_tho mouth showsu reupectablo Increnso aw compured with tho rocelpts for Hoptembor, 1872, which, in turn, wero larger thun ju nny proyiotn ecnson wincd the yards wero openvd, 1n comparison with lust year thio arrivalk {o duto show au fitcrouso of 95,800 caftlo, snd 593,720 hogs, iio vo- celpts of eheep bave fallén off 3,711 liead, ouluy n0 very consliderablo smount of trading was duno i1 wuy department of the mucket, tho voluime of pales bolug 1o lightest sinca tho Sicoption of tho unie, Fo number of huyers fn aftendinco was Toticeably small, and tho fow who did leud thelr prea- ehico marifeated no Interest in tho trafllo} and, 80 fac a8 cuttlo and sheop wero concernod, not onough trad- ing was oo to oitablish murket valucs, A1l who biave tho ploasiiro of au acqiniutanca withy B, 2, Tewdutl tho gl wnd. popular carbicr of of the well kuowil lye-stock firm of Gregory, Btrader & Co., will Lo glnd to learn that, nftera sojouri of some four fonttn T Tho i deup wabls ud durk willa™” of g te,lio hias roturned to thoolly and to s duties, OATTLE—Tio Jews wero not operating to-duy, thls befng b boliday witls them, aud thelr ubsciico was verl~ ously fell, Vo fow elippérs iu sttendance munifested ho filelfuaton o fvend, und (b fotal of (hele pur- chusea did not reack 100 head, Local butehers took a fevwimunll bunolice, wid perhupw as wany 1ioro wera {uken by fecdors, but tho combined purchnses of 1he differeit cliwser Ald nok oxeeed 400 hoad, Which was about onc-bult tho numbor received, Prices reuin nominally wuchauged, though weak anid varlublo, QUOTATIONS, Extra Nepves—Graded stcrs, avoraging 1,400 Juw and upwaty Gliolco roven—Fine, fat, well formied § year 10, year old stotrs, ‘averaging 1,300 1o 1,450 ihs: vvecairesrs B0@S00 Qo0 Becvos— oived, ety formed ‘toorw, uveraging 1,200 to 1,350 L, 0E5.00 i ssean LRIEAG ol Medfunt Graden—Steora i fair f ssanss ‘Wagon-box boards, solected, 14 inckea * and upward, A slock bourda. Gommon boards, 1260 @100 Jolst, scantling, small timber, fencing, otc,, 16 feot and undor, green. , 12,00 @19,00 Jolst'and ecantling, 18 to 24 feot 400 @200 Pickots, Aquato, .. 00 15,00 Pickets, flat, Cedar posta, BPlE.... o Cedar posts, round. ree d X which charge follows tho shingle pat b3 Thickness—Fivo shingles 1o bo two fnchos in thick- nees. Length—Sixicen fnches. UARDYWOOD. Dinck-Walnut — Counters, $100.00@150,00: _clenr, 00@83,00 3 common, $35,00@50.00; cull, $20.008 flooring, 80,00, Asli—Glear, $28,00@40.00 ;_common, $16,00@25.00; cull, $10,00@ 16,00 ; Hooring, $30.00@40.00, Odk—Oleur, $2610@40.005 comnion, $16.00@.00; cull, $8,00@16,00, Mickory—Gicar, $28.00@69.00; common, $20.00G 95,00 cull, $12.00@18.00, Maplo—Olear, $42.00845,00; common, $10,00825.00 cull, §10.00@ 16,00, s %gucmm..cmr, $35,00@00.00 ; common, $20,009) 0.00, Oberry—Clear, $40.00@00.00; common, $15.00@ 35,00 'r?ull, $12, .00, Whitowood—Clear, £10.00@40,00; common, $30,00 @25,00 ; cull, $10,00@15,00, Wagoh Stock—Iickory axles, per sot, $1.00@1.50; wagon noles, cach, 43@3h0 § box' boards, $30.00@ 16,00, Florida red_cedar, 350 per {t; mahogany, 80@400 § o counters, 600 : rokewood, 50@80 : white holly, 3uc, THE DYHRENFURTH OOLLUGES. WEST A SIDE EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE, Nos. 284 and 2806 Milwnulee-nv. 12 DI EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE N s Tl Nori Cinrc St " Tho charnctor of thess Colleges Is that of a_thozough and pradticnl training School for Tioyt and Gicls of all agos. Kach includeaa closely graded Primnry Dopart- ment, Gramunr Depariment aud High Scliool,~ Tho Fac. ulty canal«ts of otghtocn experioncod Profcssors and As. rsinnt Toschars, nud ovorsthing, as rogsrds turnishing, T dmrual acrungoents, discipliing, &o., 18 in accurdsnce Wit tho moss approved madoen ofatorl, Locatod at ligoluya Opura Lsuso, Noj 117 a3t Randolph- 8t., I3 undor tho immodinta cliarda of tho Prosident, as. sisied by practical businoss mon, The thousands of graduatos "of this insdlution aro roforred to con- Corulng Its eiliclonoy and morits, Tho charges aro very modorata. - Fvening Sossion cominencas Octobor I, For partfoulnrs of cithor of tho threo Collegos apply at tho Biatn Ottico, Tuoloy's Opora Housge MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCE BOHOOL Teopens Sopt. 17, Tho only one i Now York whoro Fronch L tauyiit ns {n Parls. Suporior Euglish oducatiou. Drawiog, Latin, and Singing iucluded in tho tuition, Toarders havo o oxoollont homo, Lor alraulars, 35 Wosb Fortysixthat, N, Y. Rofors by permission to’ Mes, R. E. Goodell,” Ars. Goo, M. Pullninn, umu.\mlg JURREITN P. Plant, St. Loais; Mee, O, i1 Bull, Quincy, .3 J. MeGluniss,'de., N, Y. T iroland. L B, Seeley, Cla? olnuati, OITAGE HILL SEMINARY-FOR YOUNG Li- ", e kB{hk\wmlu. Y. Musicand tho fino Arly aspocinlly, Opens Sept. 17, O, 0. WETSELL, Princl: paland Propriotor. \, I8S BULKLEY'S BOARDING AND D WL School fur Young Ladive, Tarrstown on tho Hud will reopen Sept. 17, PROPOSALS, Prnpnsals_ for Tummal, Orrcz or 1y H1GSTONERI, T, f BUrEs nt. B, 1878, SFEALED PROPOSALS will bo reccived at this offios uutil Wednusday, Oct. 15, at 94, m., toc oxtonding and caniplotfug the uew tunn?l for iho Buffulo City Water ‘Works uiler the Niagara River, Tlany, spocltications, and quantitios for the aboso worl can bo'suun it this atlice, und tho tmunol be fur 88 coi= ploted (a distance of 873 foet) oun now bo oxaminod at nn‘y tinio by tho contractors. fivory bid st sncolly @ gross sum for tho complotion of “the’ eniiro work, and bo acaompnnlcd by n hond or bonds In thosum of ton thousand dollurs, binding tho pz. 5 or partios makiag tho praposal ta, antét into o contrius Wil the elty i tho wark s awnried to thoi, ‘I'ho Commlesioners resorve the "E to acoopt or rojoct any or all bids, A J . STOCKHOLDERS' z.xtif’fizjv.v.ww Rockford, Rock Istand & 1, Louis Railraad Company, DRESIDENT'S OFFICE, Rooc TavaNby T o sz, } STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Notico tn horoby givon that tho annual meating of tho Stockholders of thio Rookford, Itack Tiland & St. Louts Ttolivord Company will o held at_tiio Ofl.ces of tho Coue puy G tho_city of Rock Tyland, Til., on Wodnesdoy, the il day of Ostobor noxt, at {3 elolugk, moon. 5 . R, UABLE, Prosident. Joux D Wit rOLaTY, FAIRDANKS BTANDAID SCALEHS OF ALL BIZES, TATRBANKS, MORBE &00 1L AND 113 LARE-ST, PERFECTIONT BOKER'S BITTERS. Beware Lountepfelts, L CURRENCY, Mwég V}f’ackages or FRAGTIONAL GURRENCY FOR BALR AT . TRIBUNE _QFTICE.., i R LROAD TINE TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN. PXPLANATION OF RUEFE Sy A MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS oty Joot af Sake sty and foof a7 Teentyecond-sl, Db e,y G 4, totinant corner O Randotrne and 76 Canal-st., corner 1 Madison. 07 MANRA.— + Baturday se L 2 Mg . Ul Jidlonday exaoplad. 1 As. Arrler, Ml {sin matn and Day lixprosa, Jackaan ixpross. . GTAND RAPIDE AND PENTWATHIL Morning Ioxp . Night Expron ENRY O. WENTWORTIT e aial PAsscnaor Aot CHICARD & ALTON HAILROAD. Chteago, Kantas City und_ Denter Short Line, vt Iantats anty Mo, and Ghicaga, Springfeid, Alion and St. Loufs Throwgh fine, Unton izf{ml. Vieat Sidde, near Mdiron-at, bridge._ Ticlet Ofices ¢ At Depot, and 15 andalph-st. Leave, | Arriva. Eanuna Olty Ex, 1l and Lo o Kanias ity Tust Lix, viv Jak: sanslitc, fif, aud Loulsiana, Mot 9:00 p. m, Louls Hapross, via Main Linu(* 9:30 8t Louls Fast Iix, yia Main Lino| 9:0 v, it fouis tex. via Jaoksonvilin,.|§ 00p, m. vin Jacksonvillo,| ana, Mo... * §:80a. m. |* R:10p. ma Bpringtald Exprens. A, m, Springheld ¥ |, 0:00 po Sl L Al Pooria, Kookuk & I 1. Wonota Lacon, Washingto Jollot & Dwight Accommodation, CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. Unlon Depot, earner Madison and Cannl-sta,; Ticket Ofica G Soutl Clarkest, onposite Shermian Housey ancdoas Depors Leave, Arri: Milwanlioo, Bt Paot & Miunosp.|| - ross asrers +|" 8:30 8. m. |8 8:608, m. Milwaukes & B ‘dt " Ohilen, ey ey 3wl and Lgpro Mllvnulice, St Ta olia Night " 5 . [r11:008. Tl Siiinsape) oo (1008 e Txprose, 920 p. m, |+ 4:t5 p. m. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD, Depota—Foat of Lake-at,. Indlana-v,, and Slrteenth. and Canal anit Sizteenth-ste, - Ticket ofices, N0, 0 Clari #tu, Grand Paciic Hotel, and at depots, ZLeave, Arrive, Neftand Fxproun,... DB Ko Oty K g aud o 5. Ta0ild Fant. Lind.seaessesrer i Duwnor's Toxas Itx ILLINOIS CENTRAL Depot faot af Lakeat, and foot af RAILROAD, 0 Ticenty-second-at, agicé, 131 Randolphists, near Clark. Tieket Arrice, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAN, City affices, corner Randotyh and LaSalleste,, and 75 Canals oy corner Madison-t Teaer, a Pacific Faat Lino, Fos: @ Dubuquo Nizlt lix, via Gllaton| 1 a Itreoport & Dubizatio Icxpross, a Freoport & Dub) E & Mifwauiceo Al & Milwatikoo 1ix) Lxpross, 3 Bt, Paul Expross a—Depot comor af Wells and Finzle. B—Dopot corngr of Canal and Kinziv-st W. I STENNETT, Gon, Pass, Agont. COLORADD, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, Tieket and Freiyit OfT, 77 Clor 15 onta: Grea NEYWEN; dhnagie CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD Depoty corner of Van Huren uwl Shermanssts, Tickst ofics, Grand Puclfic Hotel, ‘Omaha, Leavonw'th& Atchlson Ex| Poru Aocommodalo » o0 N Night Expross, 90w 4 700l Leavouworils & ATchison Bipross, 10200 b, m.|f 7:00 8. m, LAKE SHORE & MICHICAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depol, Van Duren-st., fi i, DNeket odtees, northieest corner Clark and southicest corner Cunsl and Yadison-sts, Madl, via Ale Lino and Maln Lino! Spoclal Now York Lxpross, vial Atlantic Bxpross, sia Alr L. Nigut Iixpross, vin Main Elkbart Acconiniodation, BSouth Gnicago Accommo CAGO RAILROAY, eve, | drrin nil..... Valpurai:o Kccommoduts 810D, sk INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE. VIA KANKAKEG ROUTE. Depat, £ook o Lake-st. e berll oty s oty at CHIcAGO, Great Central Railroud ugh tekets and sleepin et ofice, 121 Landolph From the Tor heto il Canalt,, rorner Madison; W I dngton, id at diinote Contral be; Teavo Ghicago,.. Anfroat Lalaratio., ol triva nt Chieago ot ~ s, Only finy runtfi Sacerd holis nhd Cluetonat), ot 20 chooked and tako tram ab 1) Al Right Salve for Burns, Buils, centsabox. DR, SPEPUENS, 131 Dearbornsts Wholezals by Vau Schanck, TAL PIYSIGIAN, 277 and 279 South Clak 1 Hugen, Chic. ] r3of tho papce, tha! n by o1l Ten sl 1 Lo ohost arabltatiod naselcian 14 Out axporienco Tiavo mado’ Dr. K. tha CIALINT uf the 13 i i talnments by %, haviing. davared 13 Eaitou voieiion s will IO AND SPEGIAS, SEPARATE PARLORS all, CORRINPONDENCE ress adl Teticrs, witl stamy, nd 239 Bon'h Olarkest, CONFII Dr. 0, BIGELOW, 977 n o i, 1 it reforonce, bt 1s woll spoken of by overs o {rusting themsulvos 1o hla enro, | Wiiilo the workl ondaew: 1hi vlaes of phyalclns o rogalrod, and Ji aty o suahi scrylco, ITis of tho utimest importates to only & man whose oxperlcuco {s cqual to his oifor ol qn cal nid, and without projudies, of any futosust in Ay wiher thau tho truth, wa reeatumon:d mast eardially s emphatically snoh 14 vleit DIt BIGELOW, atlils Coutral ¢ anud %79 South Clatkest., Ublea'zo, DR. A. G. OLIN, BTS2 WALASII-AV., OPPOSINE POST OFFIC 3 v Tho wiest ronownod specialist of the ngs b the treat~ woneof all Cizanlo Diseasos, of il hotl yuxos, N Weakioas, Nervoisnonr, Avorsion to Suctoty, Taie Right, Lost of AMonio b &, pITnaitmily Nawittor who hav flled, eall br Write, It i3 ovidont that a pliysielan making & cortaln class of disonscs tor thirty yoars his study, and troating tbuusanids of enso yearly, it ucquiro greater kil in it spacialty than ong in geheral hractico, - Puysiolnis of high stands Ini, in this fud othor clties, Toongulzo tls fact and reas oxmond patients to Dr, Olfn Tor troutmont. o Haurs, 94, Huudase: Ltod py Gnll or writd for Lost Manlood," fres of chargo, " NO CURI! D :[Z'" NO PAY!! r. hean, 360 South Olark-st., Chicago, May bo quntidontially conaullod, yefsonally or oy e, freo o1 ebnrge, ou all chironle or i itis dive- iy, DIE. T KISAN b thu only plytolat 16 tho olty who war= TaULS CURLS OF U0 PUY, CGroen Book scat tor B0 conts, Illustratod with numor« i1 ongravinis, AN laugnago i Koo, DR. STOINE, 113 WEST MADISON-Y'I', UIIOAGO, Ll (8 regular graduato in madiclno), troata all_ Obrinto ‘i-oasos, of ol ki soxen, Cuces guarauteed, Al Fomale DitHonlive treatod with succoss. Mediotnos furnlshod. Consultas jon froo. A buuk on spucial dlse h circulars, &o,, for :ilurlml fulks—~froo fur two staw All lottore confi= o . B0 Drr. TOVW N SIINID, 183 SOUTH COLARK-8T., Qomtinuos fo ouro all Unronl, Norvous, and trinats jsoases of both sexos, aud tasy Lo confiduntlally cos sflited, vorsonally or Uy uuil, frm ot shurks, ditlloultivs troatod with wugooss, AL daddiox and ken| v omale uo i