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

MONETARY. SATURDAY BYENING, Oct, 4, Tho moat important featuro in Westorn fluauces wow, ls tho rato of Now York oxchange, Tho continuanes of & heavy discount fa, in the pras- Lent {ustanco, nnovidoueo of doubt in rogard to tho etnbility of the Now York Lauke, As farns wo 1 Chiengo aro concornad, it uoed give us 1o un- oasiness, In fuct, tho discount on Now York ex- <hange payablo in Now York Olearing-1louso cortifientes, which 18 woakoning New York by draining tho enrrency awny from thero, is at tho sowo timo utrongthoning Chieago by bringing the earroncey hore, Tho panic has left business in n disorganized conditlon. 'Tho reorganization of banking will not bo accomplished iu all placos at onco; it must havo somo ouo place to bogin, and that placo {8 wnquestionably Chica- Ro, for tho reason that we bave got horo what will command money when nothing olie will, viz : breadstufMs. Itis, thorcfore, rather to the advantago of Oblengo thnt tho Now York banks have placed themselves in o condition that drives tho currency away from there, and pormits it to concentrata hero. It looks now ng though wo should lave more curroucy in Chl- cago bofore tho closo of mnost woolk than wo know what to do with, Itis thought by some that, s soon 88 we get & plothora of currency Liora, it will begin to flow back to {he Now York banks. This would cortainly bo the case if it woro not for tho existence of tho JOAN CENTIFICATES in that city. Duttho fact that tho Now York banks aro practically deatituto of currency will operstc to provont anybody from do- positing curroncy with thom. Thoy can- not look for any accumulation of curroney from thatsource, Thele only courso I to secura a supply of currency ont of their own moaus, by the colloction of their bills re- ceivablo and tho salo of thoir securitios in tho markot for curreney, Tho fact that thoy have retired £1,000,000 of their certifleates shows womo slight progress in that diroction, but docs not by any meanw prove that thoy will bo able to rotiro ovor $20,000,000 moro In tho enmo way. I'he collection of their bills recolvable, and tho snlo of their securitics to ou extont sulliciont to retire tho remynining cortifieates, will necossitnto a1 immango contrnction of loans, and possibly o declino of pricos of stocks aud sccurities. In short, Now Yori only staved off the offects of tho panic to vome extent by the use of the losu- certificatos; but these effects will, noverthelesy, Lave to bo experionced whon tho certilleates nro 1¢eiired. 1N THE LOCAL MARKET tho condition of things continuos stoadily to im- prove. Doposits at tho savings banlks and tho commorcial banks are incronsing, and the banls are gotting stronger ovory day in the accumulu- tion of curroney. 'Tho country banks bavo near- 1y &ll censed to order currency, and the country torrespondents of #omeo of our city Lanks are Increasing their balancos, Thoro is no question but that thero is & great deal moro currency in tho country now than thore is any legitimate nso for in tho movement of the crops. The logiti- mato movement of curroucy to tho country for that purposo had just bogun to fall off, when the panic created a new demand for tho purposo of hoarding. This grent excess of curroncy in the conntry will bogin tocomo buck to the cily just 59 soou a8 the country holders of it ave con- vinced that there Is plenty of currency in tho Chicago bnuks. ‘The determination of the country bauks and thio country people, to hold on to tho currency until thoymie sure wo ora not distressed for want of it, makes country colloctions slow yat, but there has been considerablo improvomont in this rogpect in tho last fow days. Excbunge was taken by the bauks to-day of their regular customers at from 1 to 2 por cont discount for bills mado against shipments of grain and cattle. In mnoarly Wl instances, theso Dbills are for- warded to New Yok and sold for enrrency. Thero are no regular &nlos of pankera’ oxchange balween bauks yot, bocauss sxchange is really searco, One bank shipped surrency to Now York to-dny, with ordors to buy sertificates to pey Now York debts. The im- portant feutura in this transaction is, that, not- withstanding the eurroney gaes to Now Yorl, it Joo8 not go into tho New York bunks; their lonn certiticates keep it out, and will continue to d0 80 ovon when tho supply of curroney in New York City, outsido of tho banks, is much largor than it i8 now. . The scarcity of New York oxchauge in this market also indieates thut tha Western banks havo drawn all their balauces out of the Now York banks, "The supply of monoy in the open markot in this city lins increased largoly since tho middlo of the week, 'Lhe disposition of lenders, how- ever, is to ayoid mercantile puper, and to conflne themselves to lonus on undonbted collaterals like city railwny stocks, gas company stocks, ote., otc. On this cluss of collatorals, considorablo amounts havo beew loaned at lfl’fer cont per an- num, and more money is offored at tho samo rates, On less dosirable collatorals, higher rates are domanded, aud somo large lonns Liave boon mada in the Jast few days at from 1 to 2 por cent or month, 'Thore is &_manifost disposition on ho part of local eapitalists to invost in locul stocks, aud the inguiry for them is active, The panic has been the means of procipitating 8 grost DECLINE 1§ THE VALUE OF SILVER, ‘This decline'hind begun before the panio, in consequenco of the demonetization of silver coin 25 2 logal-tonder in Gormany, and also 28 o To- sult of the vastly jucreased production of silver in this country. In tho last throo weeks, the do- cline in the gold price of silver coin in New York has boon from 4 to 6 per cont. Torin- stanco: Amorican miver cofus that, & month ago, sold nt a mngo of from 91 to 97 conls on the dollar, aro now quoted at 90 to 95 conts. Mexican dollars, which — are intonded to bo worth 106 in_ gold,~according to the old relative valua of gold and silver.—aro now worth only from 0 conts to 21,00 in gold. The nverago prieo of gold in greenbreks for the Iast week hns beea about 108, At this prico groonbacks are worth 924 conts in gald, conse- Guently silvor is now lower than greenbucks, and, a8 silver coin {8 « logal tender for antounts not exceeding_ £5, thero 18 no question that o coutinuance of the presont prico of silvor will bring silver coin into eirculation again very Eoon. er bullion, Lowover, I8 only s commodity, and, fiko all other conimoditios, has - probubly beon doprossed somowhat below its renl value by the pressura for currenoy, Dut a grent deoline, a8 montioned abave, has hoon pending for a yoar past, aud more than four months ago wo indicated in this column of Tux TRIMUNE the probubility that bofore tho closo of this yoar silyer would bo cir- culnting at par with groonbacks, ~ Ono of the fending bnlhon dealors 1n Now York wrote as follows to a correspondent in San Francisco on Sopt. 1: If 1t can bo of any servico to you, you can say to Mr. — that T advised Mr, — on Friday last to telegraph bim to enter tuto no contract for wilyer, I wak fn re- celpt of iuforinatlon from tho othor sido of & matorlul declino, atd, wliat viia worve, of (ho strong prolubility that the Hank of Frauco, as Wwell uy othior lustitutions, public and private, 1y bo obliged to doeline (o receivo sllvor as collatoral fur gold. Fliera In o great plethora of wlver on the continent (Hollund betug ohoked with 1t (o tho detriment of trade), While thore s o genoral toudency to get on to an exeliisive gold basly, If thiv cou_be dono by Germuny and Holland, ft ‘would de- ‘murketize nearly” $100,600,600 of wilver, Thoas Guyerus ments, however, must moke thiu cliange wlowly, or it will distress and unnoy theie peoplo, Htill, thoy menn 1o do it, and will dodt, Bo that wulens the demand from thy East increares vory much over tho lust fow -ears, silver will rulo low, W ure buylug fine silver ars fiow at 1203 per ounco—un unprecedouted rato, 80 fur a8 my exporlenco gocs, MThe forogeing only sustaing our own viewa proviously stated, and shows the probability thnt & eireulution of silver coing will be forcod upon us 8O0l THE CRY FOIt MONE CURRENOY, Somothing over & woek ugo, wo suid that one of the results of the pania would be a popular domand for o new ora of grosnbuek iuflation, This was foresoen {n tho ])O}mhlr Ignoranco of the caurcs of the panlo, There is perhaps o majority of peoplo, uuable to Boo furthor into finances thun thelr suporfleisl nupects, who still boliove that the causo was a scarcity of grecubueks to tranknct tho logitimate businoss of the country, whon the faot in that tho panie wag th rosult of neollapso of crodit which bad become unduly iufluted ns one of the rosults of our violous syslem of legul-tendor lrrodeomablo pupor money. It was in the fear that thiy demand for moro in- flation would induce tho Administration to take #omo action thut would place Cangeess in u po- wition in which it would Lo compeilo| to move, QUL I B glovhion vi. fwather. atlation, o8 'IIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1873. tnko somo stop townrd spocio rosumption that | consumption: 869 b whent; 2,646 bu cornj 2,668 bu ontsj 784 bu ryei 8,006 bu barloy. Withidrawn for do duriug tho weol: 11,407 bu wheat ; 10,000 bucorn; 24,340 bu onts; 5,071 bu ryo; 16,240 bu barloy. Tho following grain hns beon into store {his morning up o 10 o'clock: 187 cars whost; 280 cars cornj 6,800 bu high mixed do, and 12,000 bu No. 2 do, by caunl; 20 cnrs onts; Gcars xyoj 00 cars barloy, Total (698 cars), 225,000 b, "I'hio following woro tho rocelpts and shlpments of broadstuffs nud live stock at this point dur- ing tho past weok and for tho corresponding weeks onding a8 datod ONEY AND COMMERCE vk L TIIE NEPEAL OF THE LEGAL-TENDER AT, e roonbacks o togal-tondor only in paymont of dobts contracted prior Lo such ro- peal. Thoso who are already howling for more groonhacke are, In many Instancas, large debtors, and want greonbncks deprociated in yaluo in order to diminjub tho renl nwnouuts thoy will othierwise havo to puy. It s unquestionnbly trne that tho rocent collapsa of eradit hine roudered tho paymont of and whatevor Congross 0 wadto with somo rofor- thoreby tnking old dahts more difienlt, duos, ity action shonld fmpliod promisa to issue it all, by lendlug it to the Now York banks, and through them to tho stoek spoenlutors, tho Adminstratlon sooms dls- posed to meot the fnenno cry for more curroncy, and thug perpotunte tho radical defect in our -oduced tho prosont crisis, panie there had beon, for o month, n condition of things which de- mandod the ropoal of tho Lognl-Tonder act, The ubundauce of our orops, tho groat demnand for breadstufls in Iurope, and the rovolution in tho fron trade, had produced n rituntion in whiel ccio of Turope began to flow to this cour Phis s tho situation yot, and if the lo flunnelal systom that But boforo the recon Inhod (oxeopl becomo n part of our eirculating medium, and within a fow months will largely incrense its ag- gregato nmount, It will porlinps be argued by gome, that tho abolition of tho logal-tender In thoro any truth in tho rumor that grain (corn) ham recontly boon shipped out with~ out the cancellation of tho roceipts, and some on rocoipta that had alrendy beon cancolled so indistinetly that tho cancelintion could not bo sworn to? Possibly it ia sll & cauard, but thero 18 no harm In rising for information. Tho goneral commercial situation oxhibited furthor signs of improyoment to-day. Indoed, wo ought now to drop tho term * improvement,” for the boly commorcial i8 a8 woll as it noed be, and only resombles ono who, after belng thor- oughly oured of paralysis, is afraid to move lost tha ouro should prove to bo incomplote, Chi- cngo pow containg more monoy (cutrenoy) than st nany provious moment In hor history, not even oxcopting tho point after tho fire, nt which tho greatest accumulation Inrgely deprocinfo thoir valuo, docy, it will only mnke tho poyment_of _old dobts tho casler, On tho other hand, if it doos not, the specio would circulato tho moro in connection with supply of monoy bo more sbundunt, In eithor bave tho vory offccts thot tho reonback inflationisty desiro” to produce. iToronce, howuver, in the two mothods is, tho ropoa! proposod, s st tho same time a &l tho_dircctlon of spacio payments and & sound ‘bnsis of crodit, whilo_groonback inflation noy, ould be n step in a dirvction that would make tho long-talked-of speclo resumption slmost im- oventuanlly rosult in o ton- timon groaler smasl than s just boon oxpe- 1t is altogethor probable that within the next three months Lhis country will bo committed to one of the two coursos above indientod. ghall it bo? Bhall itbo in the direction that overy sound andintelligent financior will indicato a8 thoonly basis of pormanent prosperity, or shall it bo—in obediouca to the ery of tho poity ogues and tho jackass amateur fnauciers ho_dircetion of “another drunken inflation ot conlidonco with the dolusious of irredeomable pupor money ? LOGAL RATES FOR BOXNDS, Mesara, Proston,. Kean & Co., quoteas fol- lows his p. m, ¢ 3 rocnbacks, and tho caso it would possiblo, and woul 18 folt in produco citcles, and is approciated to a moderato oxtont by our wholesnle merchants, h the surplus cash hos not yob worked into their hands, Thore it now the only with thoso who were worth, 0 penio, and in & vory little while that difficulty will have vanished, a8 tho country i abuundantly ablo to pay its debts to tho city out of tho procoods of past salos of produco. T'ho busingss relations of Chicago with tho £ast and West aro now partially rosumed, Beveral of our banlks aro loaning monoey on pro- duco reccipts as collaterals to ald in Bhipment to tho senboard, and a fow of our commission morchants are transacting business just as thoy d@id throe weoks sgo, houoring thio drafta of partios who ebip grain in from the country The whoels of commorco aro woll grensod, and thora scoms to bo no ronson now why they should not yun just ss smoothly a8 botoro they struck the brokon brought the train to a standstill, but throw it from tuo track. DRA¥TS AGAINBT COUNTRY PRODUC! A. M. Wright & Co., Chamber of announco in our advertising columns this morn- ing that they aro now honoring dralts made up- on them by country shi the samo way ns tho, U, B, us of BL..., to them for snlo. Town, county, and city 10 per couf Donds ey riseene panbohl ididicy REAL ESTATE. Bustness has been mueh moro activo tban tho gen- cral unsettlomont of Gnanclul affsirs would fead ono to expect, Teal estato dealors report n number of n stances where money hus been inken out of bunks during tho lnst two weeks oud invested iu real estato for o 2ako of tho aceurity, which did not seern lo bo afforded by unything clso. Whilo tho pricos of all Kinds of commodities havo been depressed by tho in tano seraniblo for ourrency, tho prices of real estato have remafned unchanged, Thore scems littlo roason to doubt that ono result of the panfo will bo to divort the jnvestmont of moucy from raflroud stacks and rail- A vast amount of comservativo enpital has ulso been turned out of in- vestment {n Government bods by the enurinons pur- chiwes of bonds during the portment, Tis capital bl clues who nover did invest in anylhiug but Govern. ment bonds und city real estate, Dut the supply of bunds in this country Las been so much diminished by purchaxes that it sopms reasonuble o ox- {ncreased demand for resl estaty us soon ors 0f produce, in just bofore the panic be- ¢ coitrao, it 18 nocossary that the bill of nding should accompany tho draft. the first to resumo husiness in the * good old way,” nftor o tomporary suspension, tho prompt aobion of this firm will undoubtedty be lighly THE MATKETS, The leading produce markets were yery to-day, but firm, mont of them oxhibiting a slight Saturday is usnally a quict as it is diflieult to ship the ondny, which involves the holding over during an extra twoenty-four honrs. Thore was, howover, an oxtra rouson for quiotudo to-day. ‘'ho grain iu store hore mostly worlked into strong linuds aftor the panic 8ot in, and lsbold for o farthor advance than hins yot boon oxperienced,while the falliug off inrecoipts mnkens tho volumo of current offorings smaller than usual, Hencoe thero was compuratively littla on #ulo to-day, and o fair domand, which sustained firmmoss irrespoctivo of advicos from othor poiuts, Almost exactly the roverso was the caso thero wero moro sollers and fewer Dbuyers, no one wanting to buy on option to car- 1y through tho wintor, whilo a grent mauy autic- rices as a sequel to the presont Honco options ndvanco in prices. dny in eneh trading, purchases boforo panic by ho Treasnry Do- ongs to that conservative n Thellighland *York Buiiling Comymny cxchanged on lust Friday 85 ucres Incated 1 the south lmits of Higulaud Park, for the Contiucutal Hotel and furni- ture ou the corner of Btato ptreet aud Eldridge court, The lot fronts 60 feet on State etrect and 100 on The valustion put upou the re- Wpectivo properiles was 35,000, which s $1,000 por acre for tho wnd. The same company sold 37 lots, located in Ilighlond Purk, prineipaliy 1 the new sul ipated lower activo Inquiry for cash grain. wore rolativoly wealk, as thoso who bad tho least monoy at command hed tho most wind, though oven the windiest wore not noisy in their domon- strations, as is ofton tho caso, Bteady improvemont in the gonoral features of tho dry goods market is noticeable, the volume of ealos now showing o satisfactory incronse, remittances are made with rontor promptitude, aud aro larger in smounnts, Prices romain unchanged, and may be quoted Eldridge court, diviston ; cousldera- Tho samp company gold on Just Thursd: Highland Park; consideration, $16, averago of §15 per front foot, Mason & Mills sold this week 4 acres in tho n, w, 3 ), 40, 13, on Humboldt Doulovard, nenr Patmer Place, for $3,300 pes ucre; traussetion come menced and elosed tbis woek, Larkin & Jonks gold 3} Washington Helghta ; consid while tho currenc; exhibited a rensonable dograe of acti on lacal and interior accounts, and a firm foeling was doveloped. Btocks are in' good shapa, both a8 regards size and assortmont, and are held Butter was moving more froo- 1y than on any provious day of the prosent woel, Bhippers are again in the market, and their pur- chasos in addition to the amounta taken by local consmmers, made protty Iargo nggrogato, The effact upon pricos wag to stiffon thom, though there was no quotablo advauco in any grade. Choico sold 8t 25@280, and common to good at 16@22c. Checso met with more inquiry aud was Bagging remaing quiet and nominally unchanged. 4 dried fruit markets thero wers ne fmportant chongos, Trade, though somowhat better thau on tho precoding days of tho week, was slack, and values were not subjected to nny appreciable t No chnngo for tho bottor was notice- able in tho condition of the bay market. On the contrary, business was oven more slugglsh than formerly, and salos were x sion from provious rates. tion companies havo Qato, no more buy will % ‘aeres in organ Tark, ration; $1,600 per acre, © 3. D, Rarvey Toporta a good domand for clieap lota in varlows parts of tho city, ond cspeclally (- tho vie cinity of Central I £000 1o $1,200, with confidence. Park, whero tho prices’ rango from Mr, Harvey sold Lots 20 and 1, eqcl , fronting on Lalio street, coruer of Wout Forty-lirst atreet; consideration for each lot, $925, T samo parly sold Tocality ; consideration, secoud street, near Lako streot ; considoration, $030. “Aboll & Holelikikw wold 41 foet on Michigan avene, Detween Fortioth and Forty-first streeta ; cousldera” - On sules mada previous to tho purclinsers, in mn 1, fustend of clujm panic ot South Engle~ ustances, aro puylug g thelr timo, Yeator- duy & umnber of persous paid soveral thousand dol- lars in this wuy, ‘A snlo was ninilo of elghit Iots, Tocated i subdiviston of Lot 1, in Block 2, of Jambldton, Weston & Daviu® Subidiviston of south 3 of southicast 3¢ of thosouth i 20, 40, 14 ; conmideration, $0,500, . urcliell Foports bevorul saléw of cieap lots in iversity Bubdivision, prices rauging from $100 arted ab & concas. oa. Tho lako transporta- iven notice that, from this ho recoived ns froight. Hides woro nogloctod and nominal. Paints, pig- iron, and tobucco remain unchangod. Olls wero in_good request at full prices. Lumbor remams quict, though a fair number of ordors wero recoived at the yards, and trado 15 brightening up o little, dull and tower ; quotebla ot 83.973. I'here- coipts of cnrgo lumber woro moderutely largo, but thero was littlo or no domand, and pricos sro T'ho demand for motals, iron, nails, and manufactured work, is stoadily Ordors ero perhaps not quite so were bofore the panio, but theyare ugreo of freodom, te 16 of 1hirce lots {n Ravinla; considoration Alio 400 feet in' Ravini, threo blocks northedst of tho dopot; conalderation, $5,000— Millurd & Docker aold 100 fect on Contral Tark avenue, near Twenty-second streot, In Lawndale; cote lan, §3,600, Tho kamo putica refusod $,000 for 100 fect ugur the snne loeality, L, F, Clrko & o, #old 393 Ielghts ; cousideration, $7,800, prote 0. L. Mann, ma for tho thrce, § “lota in Washington Shingles on track aro n1Na, fucttirer of brick, roports tho foa- which may Lave bren_hustened v anfe, Tho usual timo of closing fa Thera las been no decling in pricos, sules till runging from $0,50 10 $7 for come o stock on hund i reported moro or less nominal, ubaut the 16tl of October, mon Chicugo brick, coming upwards with o fufr aund under tho ciroumstances trade is entisfucto- oods, in onch dopartmont, aro Thore {8 mothing Several lrgo eales wero mado Inst woek for new jobs, With favorabio wenthor it 1a belloved that thero conslderablo uetivity in bnilding during tho fall scason, ANOTIEN BWINDLE, Afr, A, N, Lancaster, who Is tho proprictor of about 700 aores located in the vicinity of South Ohieago, re- ports o * new eparturc on tho part of one Mr. Ed- Tioinas nud others who sro eelliug otiier peo- Lot aro virtually given uwy, und the Wholo thing fa kaid to bo s awindle, UMAIAILY OF THANSPENS FOR THE WERK, Thio following s tho total smount of city aud aub- urban_propurty transforred during the weok ending 4: Olty proporty, numiber of salos, 1103 ity lmits, number ,900, ~Bouth of ity lim- consiiteration, $10,61%, ° West i consldoration, and prices aro only nominul for al staplos, Thore was o littlo more tradin othy, but the offerings werc largo an dull aud wonk. T'liore was uo change in were in liberal supply, was plenty, aud sold to a fair oxtent at lower pricos, ‘The inquiry for green frults was princi- pally from the Iocal donlars, who wore buying in a emall way ouly, Frices woro a trifle lower for nearly all uative fruity, unless for gomo choico Trosh variotios, ighwinos woro quiot and firm at tho adyanco athy with continued total of 100 brls way Flax sold at $1.80, oultry or egys 3 both #low and easy, Gamo consideration, 491,906, Na of salcs, 6§ considuration, 3 1ts, number of eales, 102, dersiion, §503,118. COMMERCIAL. BATURDAY LVENING, Oct, & Tho following wero tho recolpts aud shipmonts of tho leading nrticles of produce in Chlengo during tho past twonty-four hours, aud for the corresponding dato ono yearago: noted yostorday, in w; strongth iu Now York. roporiod sold at 9lo por gallon, and the market cloned ut 01 bid, and 920 auked, quotations of $1.05 would justify highor figures horo, but vory littlo ourrency lins boen sout to Chicngo for wiues, and tho smull domand for cash lots kaops down prices, though holdors have all along hoon indopondeut enough to rofuso to drafts in paymout, ?,250 brls alookol at 50 dolivored in New York Lako frolghts woro activo and firm at tho ad- at 8o for corn und g for Carriors hold off carly for a further rise in rates, but could not obtaln h shippors woro willing to take hold to oxtont at Friday’s was takon to Kingston af through rate to Noston at 200, but tho lntter was A total of 24 charters wus roported, which will tako out 200,000 bu whoat, 870,000 bu ocorn, aud 18,000 bu outs, Provisions wore quict, but very firm, pork was iu good demund, sndadvanced 5o or brl on cash tots, and 450 por brl on options in sympathy with tho ich aro now buginning to move forward frooly and st bottor pricos for wollors, Lard was dull, thore being, howover, a falr demand abt prives bolow the views o holdors, Meats woro not wauted, oxcope in small lots, but thore was littlo olforing, und hums have ro- covered from tho recont workuoss, whilo pork is shill about $1.00 por brl lower than bofore the ‘The markoet closed at tha following ray, orl, eanh, §14.76@15,00 ; N@AQ:00.5 dRA0 UL s oulory ‘I'he Now York Hulo was made of 18, . y il to Bufful 5 16e, aud corn on aftorwards Lold at 0o, for wintor dolivo: Tlden, Mo iy Iighwiuos, Lrid, Wb LLoim, A gn_E! ok Qgtolir, e £10.60@19.02}¢; sollor Jnnuary, H18.60@18.75, Lurd, eash or seller Octobor, T(@7340 ; sum= mor do, 73¢@75o. Lard, sollor’ Novewbor, T5(@ 1840} sollor Decenibor, '7%0; do sellor January, m@,, do sollor Fobruary, B@B3éo. Swoot piokled ‘hams quoted st 9@103ge, "Dry salted menta b B%@’L}{u for shortriba; and 8o for short dlear,” English monts, 8igo for shorb ribs; sx@a;lg%: for short ~ clear, both bosed, Qroon hams (10 ihw) at He, nakad, sellor Docombor. Bhort riby, oller Do- combor, ot 0}¢@0){c, boxod; do ehort clonr, 625@70; do “shouldors, 4}¢@48¢c. Bacon is qhioted at 8¢e for shouldera: 01¢ for eloar ribas Oiga for gliort clonr; and 19@1dc for hame, all pnckod. Mons beof, 58.50@83.76 3 oxtra moss do, 1.60@0,75 ; boof hams, $20.00@20.50. City tal- low, TI{@7%o; grouso quotublo at 43¢@0/ (o, Balen Woro roported of 200 brls moss pork at £16,00 ; 100 brls do at 914,50 3 140 brls now do At 816,25 i 200 teo lnrd, ‘mollor, Docombor, ok 78/c’; 16,000 th summor-cured short ribs at bo ; 4,000 1bs swoot picklod hams ab 110 8,000 lhe b:eann Lams on private torms; 4,000 1bs bollios at 8o, ] Tho Daily Commercial Report Flvos tho fol- lowing ns tho shipmonts of provisions from this point for the wuu‘( onding Oct. 2, 1873, and siuco Nov. 1, 1872 ; nlso comparativo figuron : Toord, | Hame) Showlira) MiTdten, lt’l. lu.. s, e, End'g Oot.9, * & ol 75| w0l Aol FI7,780 . Binco Nov. ), 73 5 750, o e T O nco Nav.., 173, 0l 1, o, 801160, T3, Bamo o 71.52: i 06131, 11, 62011068, 770, 853 Tlour was more notive, and a shada firmer. There was a fair domand from ux)}:ortcrs, not~ withstanding the fact that Now Yorl was roport- ed dull on flour and oasior on whont, and buyors willingly toolk hold of all tho offorings of apring oxtras ab 86.973@0.75, according to quality. Tho feoling was docidodly botter among holders, and they nuticipate s lively tsade for tho mnext two or throo wooks. Ryo flour was strong, and bran sgain advanced 250 per ton, Balea wero roportod of 100 brlg npring oxtras at 86,263 100 brla do and 100 brls éLny of the West) at §6.00 ¢ 1,000 brls do at §5,76; 200 brls do at 86.60; 600 brls do at £6.373¢ ; 1,200 brls do on Er[vnm torms ; 160 brls siiporfinos at $4,76 ; 166 brls do low ab'$3,85 ; 100 brls ryo (Forest Oity) and 100 brls do (Lilly Whito) nt 8475 ; 100 brfs do on rivato termis, Total, 8,010 brls. Also 20 tous ron st §11.26 on track, ¢ Whent was modoratoly sctive on cash lots, which wers 20 higher, ndor & very good do- mand; whilo options wero gcucrnll{ slow, and averaged only l4c higher for dollvorios this month and next, the relative weakness boing partialy dio to Uscouraglug, roporta from tho nat. Cnsh wheat would probably have sold at about the same pricos as on Fridsy but for the 1ol that there woro soveral ordors on the floor on Csuadian sccount, and ouo or fwo loeal oporators, on sooing this, entored the marlket and bid up, n])]mmm.ly with no othor abject than to strongthon tho market on goneral principlos, a8 thoy lnd nothing fo el The inquiry was chiefly ! from tboso who wantod to comploto cargoes, and they followed the market up vo; uuw‘flllngly, a8 they suw the market discountod rathor hoavily for the futuro by tho short gellers, who calculated on Inrgor ro- coipts and higher lake froights to intluonce srices in their favor before the timo cama for iliugtin, Cnab No. 2 spring oponod at 810637, advanced to 31,0837, and closod,-firm ab $1.0832, Bollor the month way slow at #1,06@1.063], closing at tho outeide, Satler Novembor oparied at 81,05, advancod to $1.06, and closad at 81,058¢, Sollor lost half of October eold at &1.00@1.07}4, nud soller the yenrab$1.0134. No, 1 spring was quict, closmg firm ot 8111, No. B spring was in good roquest at 8100, ond rojectod was quiot at 90o. Caslh snles wero reported of 4,400 bu No, 1 sgrluf ot 81.101¢ ; 6,000bu do at $1.10; 3,600 bu No. Northwostorn at S1.11; 400 bu’ do at 8110 1,200 bu No. @ spring at $1,08%¢ ; 12,800 bu do b 1,083 ; 7,000 bu do ot $1.085's 7,600 bu do ot B1.08; 6,800 bu do ab #0747 5 56,000 bu do nt 0744 5 2,400 bu do at_$1.07/( ; 40,800 bu do ab 0 bu do at 31.065{; 5,000 bu do at 200 bu do at 8106 ; 82,000 bu No, 3 spring ot 1,00 ; 8,200 bu rejocted spriug ab 90¢. ‘L'otal, 102,600 bu, Corn was activo and irrngulnr, but averaged sbout ¥ge highor than on Friday, tho groatest strongth being in cash_lots, with but 1ittlo do- ‘mand for options, as Now York wa quoted dul, aud the growing easo in the money market mado tho option buyers unwilling to pay tho pronnum in_forco yostorday, Novorthelcs, tho margin did not shrink into such small dimensions as to lenve no profit in carrying, and there was o very good inquiry for strictly fresh receipts to catry against options sold for noxt month's delivery, The fihipniufi domand was loss prominent than horetofore, Duyers waiting till the proporty was offored, or they did ot wisl to forco wp pricos, aud tho murket was above tho limits of some. But thore was an abundance of monoy ou the floor; somo of it on Now York nccount, though the' principal supply camo from Now Exv%}\md points, many of thom interior from the wonboard. Tho recoipts of corn iu this cily nro small, as compared with tho volume bofore the pavic, and our stock in store has decreascd moro than o million bushols dnrin%mn past weok, un- dor oxtruordinarily nclivo ehipmonts. Bt tho 1ast namod fact is a cause of Lnstorn woaknoss, tho supply on tho way there being so much more liboral than ususl, while the free shipmonts of monoy to this city bave left less than nsual on the soabonard whoreywith to handlo tho grain on its arrival thoro, Livorpool seoms to bo wenk- cning slightly for s sinular rosgon; though tho casior fooling in eithor placo can acarcoly last with a prospect of much highor freights than are now rulivg. No. 2 corn (regu- lar) or seller the month opened at 87%{c, and advanced to 383ge at thocloso; when strictly fresh recoipts or bigh mixed brought 39}fe. Seller No- vowber opencd nt 40c, and advanced to_403{e at tho cloao. Rejected was strong but quiet at 87¢, Cash sales were roported of 6,000 bu No, 22t 800 ; 6,000 bu do at 30}¢c ; 12,400 bu do at 89c; 20,000 bu. do at 381¢c; 63,000 bu do ab 88%c} 13,600 bu do at 382¢y; 64,000 bu do at 38igc; 15,000 bu _do nt 983503 21,200 bu do at 88lfc: 5,000 bu do at 381{c ; 7,800 bu do at 83c; 2,400 bu rejeeted at 87ige; 10,000 bu do at 87¢. Total, ‘25%).400 bu. fot, but 3¢ b i aty wero very quiot, but 3ge per bu higher, thero being o g;yndqdomnnd‘ with very little of- fored. - The receipts were small, and holders of tho lota now in store evinced but little disposi- tion to soll, ns Now York was quoted tivmer, aud thore is n vory good shipping margin; honco oats are considered to bo worth hul(lin§. Cnsh Iots oponed at 81}4c, and ndvanced to_ 920, clos- ing firm at 313¢o. Hollor Novemuor gold at 3@ 88ge. Cnalh dulos woro roported of 5,600 bu No, 2 gt 9203 5,600 bu do at 81870; 12,800 bu do ot 311¢o; 1,200 bu rojectod uf 283¢c; 2,400 bu do at 981¢o; 600 bu whito, by samplo, at $1o on track. "Latal, 26,200 bu, Tyo was quiot but strong, advancing 1c por bu under n par demand, whilo tho receipts have fallon off to 4 cars por duy. Sales wore rostriocted 101,600 bu No. 2 at 4o, "No, 1 was nowinal at tho snmo price, and rojected at Gle. Yarley was much loss uctive, and declined 2@30 ou the speculative grado in tho absenco of buyors for consumption, as the speculators hold off for 5 dechne whon tho conenmptive domand is satisflod. No. 2 oponod nominally at $1.30 for cash or sotlor the month, Lut flret ‘sales wore at 2128, and tho markot closed nt %1274 No. 8 closed ab about $1.01, Hellor No- vomber, No. 2, waa quoted dull at 31,82, Onsh sales woro roporied of 1,200 budo No, 2 at $1,28 5 1,000 bu do at 31,373¢ 3 20,400 bu do nt $1,27 ; 2,000 bu No, 8 at &l.dd 3 é,‘_’OD bu do at 21025 16,600 bu do at 31.01; 400 bu do af £1,00 3 1,%00 bu rojeoted at 1703 1,600 bu do at 7604 400'bn, by sauple, at $1.20 ; 1.200 bu do at £1,16 ; 400 bu nt $1.13 ; 800 bu ab $1,02, deliv- orod. otal, 62,000 b, EUNOPEAN MARKETE, The following is Boorbohw'a dispatch ta the Board of T'rade of this city to-day : hun'r. ::Jlnu;dmrflafflflw ofl “:1"' off coast o shado choaper—32s for American nlxod, Liverpool—Whed quiot ; Californin, 14 7d@136 4d, orm Bl e IMPONTANT TO HOLDENS OF CORY, Thocorp-crap of tho West for 1870 will not oxeocd one-bird to one-half the usital crap, aud that of poor quality, The amount of old corn In hands of producers Tl domand for shipment {8 vory large, Much fa wanted for feoding and dlstilling, Producers uro ous titled to u part of the advauced pi ‘When corn in Liverpool js wortli $1,04 in gold, and ndvancing every week, 18 thero any renson why tho farmer should send corn to Chicaga, and woll §t for 3§ @ioo1 Cora 18 wortli to-duy 600 i Chicago to sbip to verpoal, Tet holders of corn In Ohicago know that, i€ they lob their elovutors bo emptied of orn at the'low prices now puid, thoy canuot Bl (ioni ugatn thia falland win- for, Lot tho Weat havo souwo beueqt from the fuiluro of foreign orops, Tuovvoen, RusuviLLE, Jil., Oct, 4, 1873, THE PACKING BEABON, Korcheval & Bou, of Bt. Louls, writo as fol- lows ; full of Inith und hope, with perhaps oro of oharily than appenrs on tho surface. 'Lhoy ovidently oxpect to huve their full shure of nll tho throe greases: "o work of preparation for tho commencoment of o now season 14 nctively going ou, aud bofors L 1st of November threo new lousca will ba I'OIHIY for worl i unother greatly fmproved 3 snd ns at Jeast ono of thoso will Lo muong the very largest fu tho Wesl, whilst the Btock Yurds fn East Bt, Louls will ulmost bo o wonder fn_thelr capuclly aud wdaptation to hands lug stock, 8L, Louls should hocome ouo of (ha vory largost in e West; aud wers R nob thal Ohlcago had so long beou regarded ng tho greatost Waatorn potuit, wo shoulit bogla terlously o put (s air clatm, a# tho 'Weatern Porkopolfs; Lut “us that clalm ‘will, by anothor your, not bo contuated oven by Cbicago ar Ginctnuati, wa cat afford to walt for ahother year, when tho conteating eitios will gracotully ylold un a woll-cartiod {itle, ng wnong (ho pleasont irophiea® it whigh 4% Wil be Qe puldvs ¥4 9UF LSRR, 10 | greot tho “ National Pork-Tackern’ Argoclation, aascmbling horo in Soplomber, 1875, ATERT, ‘Tho produco markets woro quict In the after- noon, and litlo hottor than nomiual, Wheat closad nt &1.053¢, aud corn at 403{c, soller No- was no trading in the othor op~ Drovisions and lako froights woro lnnc- —_— CHICACO DAILY MARKET, HATORDAY Evenina, Oc 4, AT.CONOT—Wna In improved demand aud Srmer ; quotabilo at $1.81@LsY for 94 por cent e ot otive desmand forexport, and sales wero mado bels at 600 in houd, delivered in Now York, M CORN—Thoro Was 5o parifculne chango. but tho market fa gons Good to oxtra A fow small ordors woro plac Wo ropent qtiol Irl, 8@93os hraah that will work ltaelf futo elinico Sy@To; for good do, BiY@I0} truld, 6 @0jgo; inforfor Lrush, 5@ 440, 5 lill‘.ANB—Thern was o littlo dog In bonus, but tho fnquiry is ight and confined chiofly to tho retal {rado, Tho new crap has searcoly cammienced o movo me navis, $2.50@2.5 fi0; common to 1 . BUILDIKG MATERIALS—Wero quiot nnd une Wo ngain quoto: $, Now Yorxatucco, canting, $3.50@4.00; Portlarid como da'o "comont, $1.25@0,50 , Manlius, and Akran coment, $2 003 Umo n bulk, Bie@#ld % brl; whito sand, o lastering hulr, B bu, W.00; bididing brick {commony), $0.60 1) @7.005 3.60@10,005 Mihwaukeo and lacino’ proshod, $25.00 do_common, $14,00@16,00; $16,00@25,00; do’ common, $10,00@16,00; fire clny, per br, ELHEGA00. BULTER~Thoro wss moro lifadn tho butter trado and prices wero firmer oll around, Ohiolcogrades con- tintio ucarce, and stocks gonorally ao ligh fuue to quoto ¢ Choleo “yollow, 25@280 3 ‘inferior to common, W@TTe, BAGGING—Ouly n modorato amaount of trading was dono fu this dopariment, Orders wore fow nnd small, ndorwent no materinl change, Wo quoto : o3 Ludlow A, Uike: Lewlston A, 3e; American dc; Amoskoag'A, doi Otter Creck, 3ic} burlap bags, 4 and § by, 19@20c; gunnles, siugle, Ko ¢ dotiblo, 28c; Wwool suckn, 63@05c, CHEESE—Wae romovin o littla woro freely, and ‘priceu wore wustained s follows: York factory, mild, 12@13¢; Olfo factory uud Western factory, do, 10@120; Tower grades, G@dc, < incss at tho Ieading ynrds was falrly no- tiye, ond former prices woro {iorowshly sustained, uotations, a8 follows: Leh Lackawnnnn, $10.00; i Cherry ' Mino, '# o @9.560; Gannel, §10.00: Hocking Valley, $3.7020,00; Indlana block, $1.60@8.00% $8.00; Minonk, $4.00; Kinguton, §7.00; Wit mington, $1,00, COOPERAG—Stock s very scarca and firm, ufactured work meefa with littlo Inquiry nt Bolow ara the prices : ok barrels, $1. Horces, §1,75 3 whisky borrols, $1,003: @570} pork ataves, rough, $43.0034,00; do, tlotco ataves, Tough $15,00928,00; wh Wo_ repeat our 25,00 3 hucked or suwed, rougl, $18.00@40.00; do bucked, $35,00; four saves, $0.00@10,60; cirelo flour heading, 73 Tour hoop poles, $14.00@16.00 per.n | por] poles, $10.00@35,00 por m, EGGS—Tho markct ja liborally supplied, but there i 00 dennd for round lots, ro Ing ouly to moet their daily wants, Frices Tanged from 18(@10c for froah lot, FEATHERS—Wero quict and steady, Prime to_chiolco live-goese feuthers rico ab 825¢@850; mixed feathers, 33(@70¢, uccordiug unlity : chickon, 6@8 1—Thoro wis no ‘chaugo in the situation of thiy Trade, though rutber quict, wan fully up to tho expectalions of tho trade, and former pricea were wniformly well sustained, i )@14.00 7 No. 1 bay, $10.003 Ny fl‘!.nofigunfi’é amily Goorgo's' cod- Gt herring, round, Dri) box lerring No, 1, 03! Columbia River salm @9.75, FRUITS AND NUTS—Remain quict, and prices woro unchougod, Wo quoto: Fouktaf—Dates, 8 @Y m, I boxew, 16 ridah pruncs, 16 2c; Box herring, on, 3¢ brls, $9.50 Tasins, lnyors, §3 $.,60@3.00; T Zanto cufrants, T @80 cltron, 4@ 1de, @u; Michiganalied, 103 @110; Miche igau quarters, 9@9)g0; Weutern do, cru do, 0X@74e; peacnes, pared, Dalves, 10GET1cs do, mixes 16@16}e; rasp! Nurs—Filberta, Naples walnuth, 27@28c; Cli Frencl walnut, J@Bic; South. @2005 poaclica, , 7i6@8c; Ulackborrics, new; jttud chierries, 333 16@100; almonas, Terragons, 23s2c walnuts, ' 23G2He } @ rican peanuts, DX(@136 3 Wilming: ‘Tennesseo pesnhuts, T@Te. -Dealers report continued fmprove- mont {n tho dewand, and tho genoral market aguin Coffces aro roported strouger at the East and holders bero are mors confident in Sugars, rlce, ayrups, and most other articles were bolng lield of ton poantits, Blg: ROCERLE! presented u fiem tono, (@B, Gorpiss— Nockn, iii@UNe: 0. G, Tuva, K@ Toaating do, 233 253¢c; common Ao, 24 /@2 o Costa Rtico, fanuy, 3¢c; Singapore Java, 283 2i@vie] do, prime, Hi@i0)o; Merneallo,” 205& ., full welght, 19@1940; stearine, full 143:@L6c’s do, short weight, 3% @H4ie, TicE—Paina, 8@Exc; Havgoon, THGTHe; Coro- 1nn, DK@I0LKC, SUains—Tatent ent loaf, 133(@13%/0; crushed and powiered, 134 @1250; granninted, sandard, 113;@11%v; do, No, % 1K@ )3¢¢; choleo brown, @00’ sugar, 05 @103(0; foir 8%¢; New Orlonns sugal 03¢@0%c; do, falr, B3 Bynora—Dismond drips, $i extra fino, 80@850; good extra do, U5 700 85c; do pritne, Rieo molasses, chof v, cliofco, 05@10% (@bi{o; coulmon, B@BX<, Biigar houso syrup, 5@} Now Orleatin molasses, chiolee, BU@ @78¢; do common, 65@70c; Porto ice, 63@05c; common molasscs, U3 ‘SarenaTus—Common to best, 0@10c, spi0Es—Allapice, 1T@1! 38@40c; pepper, ‘nummegs, $LIG1, winger, pure, 28@30e; W0 No, 1, 20@25c; do No, %, 1d French mottled, (5 @03¢e; German mottlod, Golden Went, G@tigc; White Lily, G4@ hito loso, Sy GOXe: brown Winduor, 45@ m, 6@62c ; Savon Imperial, 64@0c; co- 1565 Cluinpalgn, Cx@630; primrose, 0@ sgc, Lt anon—atoss, fl‘;.(@wu: corn, 9@110; laundry, 6@ @6c omestlc frults aro meetiug with & moderate Inquiry, prices rullng weak and In buyers' favor. Oatawba grapen in canes bronght $£2.50, A fow 3 tho market, and bring $11.06 per box, 2,00 por box; inferior Temous, $11.00@! 0@10,007 Califoruia pears, $,00@4.60 per 90 1bs, $2,600@.00, Califorufis grapes, "+ do plunie, b ¥ Common to choica 7,60210,00 por caso' of 60 1 i 17003000 per brl, Pears, 60@%0 per box Teaclies, H0@T60 per biskel; do, good to Grapes per caso (121h ‘Dulawara o, 6,003 Concords, in Deluware do, $1.10G3135 por busket, evrica (Oary's), $16,00 per brli culti~ J@10.50, - Quinees, $1,00 00, chofce, per busket, $1 vated do, $12.505 @145 per baskot, {us quict, Browers Lo meet eurvent aod to chiolco new ‘and old do, nt 0G40, les choleo Wisconsin uf s orul markel roui aud thon, tmt onf wants, The recelpts woro light. Wastorn sre quuted at 40@30c Kales wero reported of 20 bul market thore was comparatively e continuo weak and unsettled, lnye notified shippers thut they will accopt 1m0 further consiguments, were conflued to meeling local wants. o wholesale prices pald Ly dealers as o «contain 20,000 1bs 3 New timothy, prime, do, No, 1, $13,00@14,00; do, N6, 2, spieh, $00a1050; o, do, uloug .00@8,00, Eb0: priario, $8.00@10.00, wbcording to dlstance, kel tho changen aro unim 11 holding off, and tradlug waslack, tations uro numiual: 03 greon cure , iy Bwlo; green calf, £, 2%0¢ dry kip, i) red cut, or othurwise dumugo uud salen fo-duy diand, $9,0010,00; aox—Tlmothy, Yor dellvery of ant, Buyers aro sl o3 dry snltod, 17 f—Continued_{mprovement in i, though tho buyera ure gon- ity buylug suall quaiititios, Annexes Ll fron, cotio Norvwny om0 Norway nall rods, German low el Cust, plow stecl Amerean foolsfial.. . vome toal steul | Engllel toolsteel o 4 tho genoral foat- Bolow ara tho nomiual prices : slf, y Hough uppor, i Freueh kip, 60 10 100 e, {TALS AND TINNERS 81 Fegurta ByGudy Liceeiey 1 1o yolwuy of buslueos GOK—Uuir mercluts and ab prosont tho prospeota of a good fall trado aro eucouraging, Callooiions sro pariiaps aa ouny as could Do oxpoctod, denlors gonerally bolng disposcd to do; tho beat they can,, Pricos ar slcady at o given range : X < Tiy PLATE—10, 10x14, $10.50¢ o, 19x12, $14.00: do 14520, $14,50 ¢ do, roofing, 10, $10.00'; do, 2028, $27.00, 110 TiN—Largo, 4303 nmall, 430+ 'bar, 44z, BHEET ZINO—F 1l canlts, 110} Linlf casks, 114 @130} Tenn quantity, 1150; alobe, Uc, BUEET INON~-No, 24, %0 Tates; Rusala iron, 230 10 No, 1 stafnod, 200 rales, QALVANIZED InoN—No, 15@20 166 ; No, fl(:%m,lm' No, 2520, 170 3 No. 27, 180 No, 33, 90c, A disdount of 95 por cont §s made from this ifat, Corrrn—Copyor bottomn, 400 § brardors, over 12 s, 47} tinued copper, 980; plaulalied copper, 4003 do out 1o slzca, 480 Wing—2 to 6, 72{c; 0, 8, and 9, 03(a ; 10to 11, 100} 19, 1103 19 and 19, 1330 16 o 16, mm-‘n 1¢¢c £ 18,1630 310, 18303 20, 10Xe ; filll bundio, 25 ot cont’ discount; feiico wire, Tige ; by oar lond, To. NAILS—Wero in falc roquost und steady at $1,75 Tates, or $1.01% not, as follows: 10@60d, per Keg, ‘$4.75; Bd o, $.003 Cd do, $5.35 3 4d do, $5.62)¢ ; 10 o, $0.953 3d do, ilng, $7.76¢ 24 do, $8,00; cifucl $7,95; 12)0 off to the trade. nn&éfimm;?um-;w? nonlh%t’n:h ‘;‘;‘“&:;fn","""“‘," 10 3¢c3 atanl rpo, 3 Ihy 164 @10%c: ravly Tomb cord'st st mx{’n\uuf 1, 20@2%0; arred rope, R Ib, 17@ 18 akiitn, 4 bole, $5.00@6,60; pitch, P Lrl, $0.0 7,004 tar, B brl, $5,60@0.00 OILS—Remain unchaugod 1n price. The domand for catbon, lnrd, linseod, aud {u act nearly all doscrip~ {lous wan quito ns nctive as could bs expected and tho market prosonted o firm toue, Quotations sro s follows: Onrbom, 18a3 oxtra lard ofl, sirietly winter, 78@80c; do, current mnko, TI@ci No. p i) nafi&aa; No. %, 06¢; linmeed, raw, $1.00@1.03; do ollod, $1,05@1,07; whale, 80@8%0 1 sporm, $1.90@H,00; noats foot oll, africtly purc, $1.10 ; doextrn, 000 do N 1, 7603 bank ofl, G0u3 straits, 650: elophant ofl, 93¢$ turpentine, 630 faphtha, 63 gravity, 18@10c; naph- thn, common, 10@10c, POTATOEN--io offerings aro meagro, but fully equal to tho {Mulll requirements of the trade, Sales aro mnde to tho rotall dealera of emall quantities, There was moro doing in car lots, and eales wore ‘mudo st B0@820 for Eatly Rose, dolivered, __Sweot po- tatoes wero dull and about Goo lower, Wo quoto ¢ Good to chiojce potatoes, in barrels, $2.45@2.75 ; do por bu, 70@8% ; Early Rosect 73@760 on trucl yollow sweot, $2.75@3.00§ Jersoya, $4.00, POULTRY AND GAME—Ohlckens wero plontiful, and mot with rather moro inquiry, but prices were ir— sogular, Lo supply bolug moro Uil smple. Gamo sold Toadily, nud gencrally ol lower prioos, the oftorings bolug duito largs, Knnexcd aro tho qiotations : Ol chickens, $3,35243.16 1 spring do, $2.003.00 3 dnck $3.00@3.35 3 sa.ug@lg 00} D L ratrle cllckons, £2.00@2.60 ¢ quatl, $3.60@3.76 1 m d duckv, $2. 50 par sunll ducks, }.60@ i i 2,003 wnipe, $1.00@1.25 ; venlson saddles, 133180, SEEDS—Thero was litlo moro tradiug Inxumnlhy geed, but the offerings wero lurgely in oxcess of tho domand, and pricos weok and varinblo, Sales ranged from $2,10@2,65, Flax sokl at $1.80, delivored, Other seeds wero inactive, Balea includo 10 bags primo timothy atg2.566 ; 176 baga and 1 car do at$2.60; 74 pags yurd at $3.40; 131 baya at $2.07: 1U bugs nt $2,257 6 bage at $3.10 ; 0 bags luforior at $2.00 ; 2 cars flix of $1.80, delivored, BALT—Tho_demuud I8 improving ond the market ruloa flm, Wo quoto: Onondsgs, Csvnda, snd Baginaw, fino, §2.00; ordlusry course, $2.10; conrsn Diamond 0, $3,28; grouml solar, $2.16 ; datry, with out ‘age, $4.26; doiry, with bage $4.1064.25; Ashton dulry, por muck, '$5,00@5.95; Turk’s Islaud, $2,00; grouud slum, $L.80@3,10 . TEAS—Wo quote prices steady and unchangod : Young hyson, common to fair, 45@5b¢ ; do good, G @03 do chioieo to oxtra fing, Dic@$l.1u; common {o fino old byson, 70@90c; common imperial, 55@ 050 ; good to choice do, Bc@21,10; falr to goou guu- lvow'l.lut, 70@900 ; cholco Plugsucy, $L16@1.20; ex- o Moyune, $1.5@1.40 choles to exira now Japan, 00@E100; falr to good old, 05@T0c; ommon do, 3 @407 colored natural leaf Jopan, Bi@0G0; cominon to fino Oolong, 35@460; good, B5@A5c; choice to oxtra, B5c@$.00, TOHACCO-Was quiot and sleady at tho subjoined ced ¢ o FiNg Ovr—Extra, 75@85c; cholce, C5@70c ; modi- unl 3 65@600 § poor to coinmon, 40@30c. Prua—Natural leaf, 76@800; Lalf bright, 00@700 black, sound, 45@55¢, BaoxiNa—Good to cholce, 32@36¢; medlum, 20@ 81¢; common, 26@28c, WOOD—Wns firm snd unchanged. We quoto: Beoch, $0.50; maple, $10.50; hickory, $1LG0; slaby, $8.5067.0, dalivered, WOOL—Tho market Is fusctive, Prices would per- lapa bo shaded a trifle for currency, but as thera fa motling dolag wo can only onl them'nointuul, e fol- ows ¢ Tub, washed, primo. ... .. . Tub, wasliod, Comman 10 000 Common diugy. TFleoce, washed, ligh Fleeco, washed, X&XX, diug, Fleace, washed, mediuin Iight. Coorse, washed u.ouo.nn Fleeco, unwashed, cosrso to modinm. Flecee, unwashed, coarse, and ding Flcece, unwashod, fine Buper bnd extra pullud.. urry wool, 10@16¢ et Pl e—, CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Review for the Weck Ending Satura day Evening, Oct. 4 BATURDAY EveNing, Oct, 4, Tho rocolpts of livo-stock during tho week bave been aa follows: ] Cattle, ogs, Sheep, Monday o 200 w40 Tuesduy, L4 61 1 Wodneads: L1002 81 Thuredsy. L 1070 303 Filday. L T 80 Baturday. X 250 Total,.. Snme timne lst weelt Week before Jast. . 121,705 Shipmonts have been as follow s Cfll‘t!_cs. Early In tho week tho situstion of affuirs in this dopartmont_wis nbout s unsatfsfactory os it well could ba. ‘Tho lack of currency, snd the difouity of negollating oschauge, put nb émburgo upon trade, iy with tho yards ull of stalo stack, for which therd Wus'no outlot excopt at ruinous prices, tho * out-laok " wa gloomy enough, A# tho weok woro away, how- over, tho prospect brightened, Telegranis from tho soaboard roporting o dearth of stock, and o cou- sequent sharp upward movement ' of prices, folion in coonection with tho fact that tho banks wore In b position fo offer increasod _accous modations, chunged {ho complexion of falrn, Increascd melivity epraug up in all dopart- monts of tho market, and o _goneral approciation in values was the rosulf, The pens aro now cleared of stock, and, at tho closo, {horo Js_spparent, among all Classts of oporators, o fecling of confidenco, 'Tho only fear now outertaliod ia that tho relntfvely higher prices provalent, and tho genorally {mproved touy of Thio market, will' luduco oo lberal supply, snd (lat priccs will agaln recedo, The past week ' witneased the opening of tho becf-peking scason, tho purchates of that Intorest amounting to ubout 1,000 head. Should {hio weatlicr prove favorable, operations will be cou- tinued during the ensulng week. OATTLE—The groatly dimluished recelpts, ing from tlio announcement telegraphed all over the cotintry that until further notica no_mors cattlo would Yo reccived at the Uuion Stock Yards, hus ounbied sellors to work off tho Inrgo accumulutions of the pro- Vious wesk, and sinco Thurday o eteady improvoment in tho goneral foaturos of tho mmurket was uoticeablo, Uniler an {ncressed domand feom lacal aud outsfda buyers o frmor foolfig ws gradually developed, sud beforo tho. closo prices of tho different gradés Lad workied buck to about whero thoy were beforo tho panla commencod, All tho Enstorn mnrkols are uow bare of stock, and If our receipts cau bo kopt Gown 10 ® rousonsblo jowt the coming wock will no doubt provo s notfve sud profiabla oo, Tho frosh recelpts embrace u fafr uveruge class of stock, but, ue tho sfala eattlo werc, With few excop- tion, of lowgrale, tho gunoral avorugy was excoed: Ingly poor. ‘The great btk of offerings thangod bands ut prices rauglug downsurd from $.00, " Tho best oro tukon at $5.60@0.00—tho antside figire belug pald i, ouly oo e, ‘To-duy tho market wns very quiet, and values under- went no farthor matorinl chsugo, During the opouing hours ouly lmited amount of frading was daiio, but Tater buyérs took hold with nioro freedom, The mar- ket closed firm at tho range of prices given belows QUOTATIONS. Extra Beovea—Graded stecrs, nvoragng 1,400 1us and upward, . $5.85@0.00 Oliolce Beoves—Fine, fuf, X Gar oar old atcers, nveraging 1,300 10 1,450 b . 5408870 Godd 3 stcors, averaging 1,200 to 1,350 1ls, 475@5.25 ore . 4.20@450 Medium Grados—Steors i fuir fesh agng 1,180 101,250 1A ... oo o« Butchiera Stock — Common to fuir steora, und good to extra cows, for city sluughter, Avariing 800 to 1,100 i, . eeeeenns 0.35@4.25 h Stock Cattls — Common _cattlo, fn decent flesh, averaging 700 to to 1,050 1bs, ... 3.00@3.85 +es LT3@2.50 B0 2 Inforlor—Ldght and thin cows, holfers, ‘tags, blls, sud scollawng steers, Cattlo—Toxus, choleo corn=fed. .. Cattlo—Toxas, Nortbern wintored Gattlo—Toxue, thraugh doves. ... L+ HOUS—During the Airst threo days market wie much dopressed, Tho Trewh recoipts wero meagre, but the pens wore fall of hogs thiat bad beon left over from Jast weck, and, belng lumpered by tho unsettled stato of Huunces, trading was oxtremel slow, and the sccumulations wers worked off wit gmn‘ diMonlty, oven at tha low rungo of #1,00@4.40, ubsequently thore was doeldud improvement, both in thio clitraotor of the domnnd and i prices, and prices layo crept up a strong 95100 por 100 lbs, or to $4.35@ 4,78, for commou courso livavy to oxtra lght, ‘Tho Jonh aro mow omply, and tho market closos irm with fafr prospects Jm' tho ansuing weok, We quote closing pricos nt $4.33@4.45 for common {0 cholco Lieavy i at #1,4094.73 for poar to oxtra ight. HUBEP—Owlng o tho keant supply, prices of this class of stock havoadvanced to a bigher poiut tha lin beon voachod for n number of wooks, choico graivs welllng as high s $5,0035,33, AL aro sold, oud the market closes firn at KL,60@4.25 for common to medium, sud ot $.75@5.00 for good to choleo, e — CHIGAGO LUMBER MARKET. BATUNDAY EveNING, Oct, 4, The vocoipts numbered somowhers fn the. uetghbors liood of 12 or 15 curgoes, ulhl‘ with the offeriugu left avar, prolisbly ot far ffom 20 vurgoew, Tho tmarket was dull—alniost lifoless, As usuul on Baturduys, vory Sow buyors wore in_attondance, winl they ovideutly Woro 110 partioulur about meking purchnves; consve Auoutly prices wore littlo botter than nomiunl ot the anuoxud runge: Good to choico wlll-run boards and Hirips, $14.00@16.00; grood stripa and hourds, $14.000 18,005 common to medium o, 0.!10@ 10,005 joists and pohutlig, $5,0060.00 Bluglos, ST § Wth, LTS, LNDER FREONTA wero dull and 1ittlo beller thay nominal, Wo quote Hunisteo, $2.60; Muskegon, $2,00; Lidington, $.25 Grand 1aven, $2.00; Pontwater, '$2.25: Moubminoo, .50 Oconto, $3.23@3.60; Whilo Lako, $2,25, AT TR YAEDBI thero was no partictlar change, elthior in prices or tho wmount, of business trausaciod. A fow ordors aro Maced dally, and frada s brightening upa littlo. Bilngles on tracl are dull and lower; $3,07%¢ In (ho ricg for A", (bough now und then oxtra Jols bring .50, Hardwood was in modorato requeat, Wo uote ¢ irat giear, @500 Becond ole to 21nch, @000 Third clear, 1 inch... 800 @40, Third cloar, thick,eavseirs 434 140, Gloar fooring, 1at and 2 togothier, Fough. olear piding, iat and 2 togeticr, Qommon SIAING. ovve oo Gomimon floorhig, drermnd, irs Goramon floorig, dresaed, second. Wagon-vox bourds, sclocted, 14 uctica and upward, A blook board 1 atock bourd G ntock bourd: Comnon boards. ... . Jolnt, seantling, i i elc!, 10 feot ahd unior, grod Jolat fud scantiing, 18 to 24 fedt. Plckots, nquaro, Pckots, i Codur losty, sy £ g588 3888 883338 3 3 12,60 Gedar posts, rount 00 Iath,... soes o235 No, 1 sawed shingles, . L0 @ 2.00 AorBior. ... . 3.02%@ 3.5 Bhingles on track, . @ 8,97 No, 1 sawe . 125 @ 1,60 d.. 2o Threo dollurs per eat to whon transferred, which ohargo follows thoe shingles, Thickucss-Fivo shinglos to ba two inches in thicks nose. Tength—Sixteon inches, HARDWOOD. Black-Walnut — Counters, $100.00@150,00: cloar, $05.00@85,00 § common, $33,00@50,00; cull, $20,008 5,00 ; flooring, $80.00, common, $16.00@35.003 2 X “Ash—Cloar, $28.00@40.00 cull, $10,00@16,00 3 flaoring, $30.00@ 10,00, O Clour, TGOV comtaon, 16062503 oull, $3.( ,00, Iickory—Olear, $28,00@0000; common, $20.000 86,003 cull, $12.00@18,00, ¥ Maplo—Olear, $42.00@435,00; common, $16,00G25.00 cull, §10.00315,00. Uhiiormii—Ciose, $6500900007 common, 20,00 Chorry—Olear, $40,00@60,00; common, $15.00@ 35,007 Sl H 0 5 00@10.00; common, $20.00 Whltewobd—Ulear, @25.00; cull, $10, ’ Vagoh Stbcke Migkory ‘azles, poe s, $1.00GL50: WAROD poles, oach, 45030 ; box bourds, §10.00@ 40,00, Florlda rel ccdar, 3o por ft+ mabogauy, 10G4%c 0 counters, 600 ; rosewood, 50@800 3 white holly, 300, e i MARKETS IBY TELEGRAPH: Foreign Marletss Lrvenroor, Oct, 4—11 a. m.—Murkets unchsnged nud firm, Flour, 26@208, Wheat—winter, 128 0d ; spring, 11a 10d@12s 5d ; whitc, 128 7d@120°8d ; club, 1s@13s 24, Corn, 338, Pork, 70s, Lard, 41s 6d, LIvERPOOL, Oct, 4.—1 p, m.—~Breadstuffa quiot; buyers offering lower pricea, T.0NDON, Oct, 4—6 p, m.—The rato of discount in thoopen market for three montha’ bills 1s 4% per cent, or 3 per cent below tho bank rates, Consuls for monoy, V2)@92% ; for Account, D37 G208 of ‘05, 9545 “do ‘of 07, 0043 10408, 015 now b, 02 0, 43, Pants, Oct, 4.—Rontes 681 5o, Livenroot, Oct. 4—Evening—Cotton bardening, Middling uplands, 0d; Orleany, Oid. Sales, 16,000 balen ; American, 6,600 balos ; spotulation and oxport, 4,000 balen, BreadatrifTs quict and unchanged, ¥ansas ity Cattle Marlket, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, RANaAS CI7Y, MO, Oot, 4, —CATr1LE—Roceits, 1,965 3 shipments, 1,451, " Thoro Is o belter feeling i the wrket, with 8 fajr dewand from packers, Operatious are checked from want of eurreuicy, ~ Bales of good through Texas stecrs, ot $2.00 ; ordinary do, §2,10@ 2,20 ; good through Toxus cows, '$1.70 ; common do, .00+ good wintored Texas steors, $2.45, Logs—Duli snd weak ; aales on erodit at $3.10@3.60, The Wool Trades Lostoy, Oct, 4.—Wool continues dull, Transactions emall, Detidue and comblug fleccen vory carce, Sales of Ohio vxtra aud abovo at 5U@ALYe ; Michigan, 8@ Glci Western floccos, 48c; comblng and delulne floccen, 67@00c; combing ‘Tulled, 00c: unwashed Weatern, Southiern Toxas, and Nevada, 275 @UTx0. Pittsburgh 01l Maricet, Prezanynatt, Ia., Oct, 4—Refned ofl quict ; quoted at lte; Noveinber, 16%e; Docomber, 15). Orude dull ; esles reported at O5¢, Khe LProd Mmarkets, W YORK, Nrw Yons, Oct, 4.—CorroS—In modorato roquest 3 middiing uplond, 183;c. Bnzapsturrs—Flour dull, with shipping grades in recelpts, 11,000 Lrls; superfine Westorn atd Stalc, $3.15G 6,85} conmon to'good_cxtra, $0,60@ 6.15; good to_chiolco, $0.80@7.25 ; whilo wheat extra, $7.20@8.00 ; Oio extru, $0, oo , S0 b ¢ ‘Nog 0 pring. $1.89G135; Ko, 2 Chicago, $1.98@1.40; Northwestern “spring, ' §1.4 winter rod Western,' 160 ; amber Michigan, $1. Towa apring, $1.35@1.44; No. 2 Milwaukeo, $1.45G 144 ; Tiyo quiot ot 85@dSe, Darley scarco und held fiemly, Molt firm, Corn hieavyaud lower; rocelnts, 40,000 'bu ; stewmor mixed Westers, $3@héis0 ; sadl do, 05@00c ; high mixed and yellow Western, 60G00Mc cholce mixed fn store, 63x¢. Oats firm ouil moderater ly nctive; recelptd, 14,000 bu ; old mixed Western in store, 51@520; new do, ailoat, 54@55c; white, 66@ 58c. ‘Eoos—Dull and heavy. Mav—Quict and unchinged. Tlora—Moro active but unchanged. ppLEATEI~Qulet and i, &t 274@M00; Orinoco, (@ 3§e.. WogL—Very quiet ; extra Michigan, 600 ; merchants ablo do, 38¢ ; unwashed, 36G3755¢c, Guoognies—Coffes quict and_firm ; Rio, 20@22c, Bugar dull at 73(@8c, Aolnsses dull, Rice quiet, VeTROLEUM~Dull aud irreguler; crude, bic; ro- fined, 176, TORPENTINE—Fim, at 4lc, Provistoxs—Lurk steedy ; new mess, $17.12%, Beef aud cut_meats unchanged. © Lard a shade Grnier; old stgum on spot, 8@8 Be10c; pow held at 8 9-16@83c, i Durres AND CitgEse—Uncbanged., Wusxr—Steady, ut $1.05, PIILADELPHIA. PrIuADELOIL, Oct, 4—BREADKIUPER—Tlour Yery > guperling, . £150@4.75; Slate, Obio, and Todina. oxtra family, $7.16@850, Wheat dull i 55@1,58; amber, $1.0J@161; spring, $.45, vé, Wostors, S0, Corh, wiesdy': yellow, 08@e0c; mized Weatetn, 00@03e, Oate tendlng biglier ; white, Bl@5dc; mized, 48@dde. Bariey and mult unchanged, Ternouzun—Grudg, 10K@10%0; relled, 16e. Winsgy—Firm ot 8c, MILWAUKEE, MinwAREE, Oct, 4.—Bnespsturre—Flour_stendy ond strony ; oxiras, $5,75, Wheat firm; No, 1, $1.12; No, 3, $1.,09, cash or Octobor ; $1.003 Novem« Yor, 'Oat; No. 3, 40%c, Corn in falr demand, snd higher ; No, 2, 43¢, 1tyo sleady ; No, 1, G5, Barloy stoady ; No, 2, £1.40. Friaoita—To Buffalo, 805 to Oswego, 140, Jtrorsrrs—Tlonr, 3,000 brla ; wheat, 84,000 bur, Bk vhieat, 109,000 bu, Burrato, Oct. 4.—DhEansTurrs—Flour stondy, Wheat fanettvo and nowminal, Corn dull ; No, 2 mixed Weatorn ot 630, Oats heavy ; no ealea, 'Tye and bare Toy neglected, = ¥reiouTe—Firm ;1% for wheat; 1o for corn to Now York, TOLEDO, ToLEno, Oct, 4.—BREADMTUFF—Flour firm, Wheat firm ; minber Michigan, $140 cash, $1.45 November: No.1'xed, $1.46 : Nu. o, 81,08 o ¢ SLAINGLAL Novembor. Cotn dull; Bigh mixed, 534 @536 Now yumber low mizod, 410, Outs, No. 1, 8jge. { No. 3, iCs % FntauTe—Dull and unchanged; Tizcuvss—lour, $U00 brls; Wheat, 13,000 tu§ corn, s 3,000 bu, jour, 600 brla ; wheat, 0,000 bu; cora, ~Flour, 6,000 bri 'BUFFALC 1,000 bu § oats, 3,000 b i, CINOINNATI, BupapsToPFs—Flour quie} teady at 30,85 Whoat nominal, Corn qulel utde, Ttye quictaud frm ut B1@8J, Outs quict ond frm at SHGABe, Durley finw for tho best ut $1.35@ 50, Provisiona—In botter demand ; pork, $14.75, with aales, Ueld at $16,00 at tho closs. 'Lard 'firm’s atean, 73gc, govorally held at 8o, dellvered nfter Oct. 157 Kettlo, 8@8c, Bulk meatd iu fuir Jobbing demand { shioulllurs, Tigo ; cleur rib, 8¢; clear, B5c, Bacon steaily with falr Jobbing domand ot uuchauged pricss, Wattssy—Small ales st 0s {n curtulioys CGLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, Oct, 4,—BREADNTUFA—Wheat dull and unchionged, Corn qulch at 5i6de, Oals firm ; No X Btute, 40 white 450, Barjoy ticm § No Tarnovzud—Tirm mnd unhnuged. BT, LOUI! §r, Louts, Oct, 4,—BREADSTUFFs—Flour quiot and unchimged, Whont' wtondy 3 No, 2spriug, §1.00; No, S red fall, $1,303 No. 3 do, $1.60, Corn quiel ; No, 3, Lo spot, 43k Uotabier ; 43¢ November, Uats—Buyers ond sellers apurt ; No, 2, 370 bid, Bavley—-Bust grades firm 3 chofeo and faucy, $1.43@1.05, Ryo frm at 650, Wihaky—Nonunl at 9ic, Proviriona—Lork quictut §16.00 ; small orders filled at $15.76, Hacon tu auod jobblng and ordor demans prices stoady ; slioulders, BiyGBX0L clear rlb, D@D Clear, OX@92p. Lard quict ; sumimor steaw, 750, Toas—Quist it §3.00@4,00, Oarrrz—Dull, weak, aud unsotilod ; fair to choico, & @sie. SATTIMORE. Bavrivony, Oct, {.—BuravsTOPPE—Flour and sehieat wnchangod, Gorn nominsl ; no receipts : mixed Wosteru, 03¢, ~ Oate quiot aud stoady ; mixed Westorn, (4@4% ] whito, 40@4T0, Nye quict and unohanged, T'rovistoNs—Dull and uuchanged, Torrinicady 3 good to choled Westorn, 25300, Corree—Quiet and nominal, Shsny—Flrmor, 1t $1.00 i cusrency, NEW OIL B, E. New Optease, Oct, 4—Iuratstores — Floue {n good local dumatid ; XXX, $0.6028,00 3 family, $3.503 {75, Corn wusal, $2,25, Corit tm 4} T2GT0, Oate, BB, ; AN —Firm at $1.90, primo, $29.50@24,.50 ¢ Molunsts (clly el fair, 552 ; primio, Glo i choleo, 630, ‘Puovisoxs—Lork dull : wites, $17,00, Winsky—Dull ; Loujelann, U@8va; Olnctanatl, holeo, 20,00, conumou, 43¢ Provinons—Tard—Tioreo acarco at BX(@90 7 kcE, 10@1030, Dacon quict 4t U@1050; bowms dull at (160, Corron—Esstor, Halos of 1,800 boles good ordinary to .mcu{ goud ordinury, ot 16,/@107;0; Jow mitling to atrictly_fow middling, 175;@T middling to good middling, 16@182,0, Receiptd, 847 bules; exv Port, 1,408 bulés,