Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1873, Page 6

6 MONEY AND COMMERCE. | MONETARY. BATURDAY Evesitng, Oct, 11, Now York oxchange continucs scares in this annrket, and golls at from par for bankors' sight bills to X¢ of 1 por cont dixcouut for bills drawn ‘mgainst tho shipment of grain, As tho bills are “payablo in cortified chiocks In Now Yorlk, and as (theso checks aro still at n discount of 1 of 1 por cont for groonbnoks, it shows that exobango {8 ronlly at o promium of 82,60 per £1,000. This condition of things of courso uocossitates the shipmout of curronoy to Now Yorlk to malko oxchango, and somo of tha banks in this clty are shipping moderato smounta from day to day for that purpose, As montioned yeatorday, wo Lavo roason to bolleve that all the ‘Wontern banka thnt ehip ourrency to Now York to mako oxchangs now do so undors defluite undoratanding with their Now York corresponds enta that thowo romittances of ourroncy ar to bo considored ‘special deposits, whicl ara to bo paid vgain in curronoy on the exchango sold against _them. Ono thing is quito apparout, that, if the ‘grain and other Wostern products do not move Eastward moro froely, there will bon strong ‘movoment of cwroncy iu that dircction that will soon mako it scarcer hore. If the eurrency woro allowed to movo freoly from tho wholo Northwest, thore would probably bn no scare city bero, but it Is quite corlain that ‘from $10,000,000 to €15,000,000 of currenay, more than {a required in tho legitimato busiuess tof thie country, ia still hoarded by farmors, coun- trv merchonts, and country banke in the North- west. They will probably hold on to this until confidenco is fully * rostored,” and the mere fact that they do 8o will, to a consideralle extont, ‘provont tho restoration of confidence. Thus thia ridioulous dend-lock of currency producen the couditions that maintein it Tt 18 npparent that in this condition of thiuga confldence cannot bo ro-estoblished In all places at ouco. It must be- in in somo ono place, Aud gradually extend rom thut to all others. The begiuning lias bosn made in Chicago, beeanse we ano ioie what will bring money when nothing elgo will, viz. breadstuffs nud provislons, Tho . bo- ginuing . hoving been made boro, it is oL tho utmost importanco to the whole country rthat 1t should be maintained by o large supply of currency in this city, In this conncction, it in an important fact thnat, whilo the banks aro ship- ing currency to New Yorlk to make exchange, o nyger amount fs coming liera by oxpress to pay for grain, and wo Lear to-day of tno rocolpt, by one thm of grain-dealors, of $240,000 in cur- renoy to pay for grain, Tho Lankiors of both St. Louis and Clucinnati seem to bo gonvinced now (bt they did not nct wisely to follow tue cxample of Now York fn tho {esue of loan certiticates, In both cities tho banking business is piactically stopped. Cin- cinnati is maling a great effort to et out of it, aud tho S8t. Louis papers are l.‘m\lfilg on their banks to ‘hf out of it in some way or tho city Wil lose o large portion of its trade. The ‘vondition of things in the Iatter city mny be imagmned from the fact that Now York ex- chang 8ells at b por cent promium for certified checks on tho St. Louir bruks, while for curreucy 11 solla nt par, thus ahowing that currency is ot 8 promium of 5 por cont over the certified cheoks .of tho8St, Louis bauks, We reprmnt, in snother place article from the Bt. d0th, which shows tho rolative positions in which New York, Chicago, aud St. Louis hve boen placed by tho loan cortiticatos, aud acknowledges the corractness of the view taken iwo weeks ago in 'Tut Tuipune, of the principle :fl( issuing a now kind of dopreciated papor cur- ney. below, an Louls @lobe of tha THE UNTON NATIONAL BANK. - Ttis now gonerally believed in finaucinl ciralos “that the Union National Bauk of Chicago will re- sumo business enrly next weck, probably about Tuesdny, tho 14th. 1t is. to be hoped that this will bo dono, In tho presont ‘situation the city needs all the banlk capital tunt ‘can possibly bo ‘made available in order to help rostors coufldenco, and tho $1,300,900 enpitnl end surplus of the Union National Bauk ought ot to be withdrawn from tho banking business now. A large part of this sum is the accumula- tion of the protits of banking in this city, and ns long 88 the bank i in s roally sonad congl- tion, and has mot with no logs, the owners of ~this accumulation of bank profits ought not to withdraw it from the businoss sim- ply Lecause banking is nat likely to be so proft~ nble for the noxt forr months. THE PRESIDENT ON *' SPECIE DASIS." Our Washiugton dispatclics iudicate that the YProsidont is desirous of socing somothing done to put tho business of the country once moro on » specle bnaiy, but that ho scoms to believo in tlo oxprossion mado uso of by Sccratary Bout- well in one of his 10poits to Congross, tamoly, that upecle payment will como from nntural ‘causes and not through any spocial logislution by Cougress. .2 i idestt dduiwy Dhuwever, cuuteadic themaolvos: Hoe is ropresontod as dosirous of Becing something done nbout it. Now, nothing can Vo done about it. except by spacial ack of Congreas, because nothing but o special act of Congregs can remove the unnatural obstruction of tho Leil\'Tundnr act, which is tho solo ob- stacle to the operation of tho *‘uatural causcs,” apon which Mr. Boutwell geems to rely for a ro- turn to spocie payments, Mr. Boutwell's mental composition, bowaver, 18 such that whanovor, in s dovious flnanciering, ho runs against an ob- staclo in the shapo of o solid fact, ge persints in saying that it {s not go. Like s mule that hns ncked up agsinst a fouce, tho more rolid tha fence, the more he kicks against {t; tho more undeninble the fact, the ‘more he denies it. Mr. Bourwell having put himself on record s believing that thera 18 nothing in the way of the aporation of theso * nasural causes,” nnd that, thorefore, no action of Congroxs is necessary to put the business of tho country on s specid ba- sls, \\'Hlxfinbnblvconfinuo to practically deny that the Legal-Tander act is any obstaclo to tho resumption of o speclo bsia of’ prices, or that it I8 any hindrance to tho floxibility of the volumo of our circulaling medium, The President is roprosented as desirous of seeing something done about getting on to o srocie basig, and yot is snld to agrec with Mr. Boutyoll, Tho groat majority of Congtessmon aro thom- selves 0 ignorant of tho fundameatal principles of carrency, and bave l'een so awed by tho olahorate schemes with whicl Senators Boutwell snd Shorman have conuived to addle their own heads, that it is doubtful it they can be mado to comprohend tho simplici- ty of the zomody for our finunciml troutles in the mucnl of the Legal-Tender Bet. Ono groat troublo is that, asn rule, Con- gressmon get their idess on financlul toples from National Bankers, aud thit theso, ag o class, are opposed to specle resumption, because thoy faucy thoy can make more monoy while we avo inaptato of susponsion, with gold ata high lexinum, 80 as to increase tho intoiest on their onds doposited to sccure citculation, DBub the sevaro twist which the rocont panic is even vet giving the whole bauking intorest of the country will probably toach oven the bankera that n circulation of paper money, limited by law to a cortain amount, and made a logul-teudor so n8 to exclude specie, furnishes the oloment of a ore distrossing orisis than could ocenr if we wero on a spacie basis, It is to be hoped that both bankora and Congrossmon will brgin to realize, boforo Congross meots in Decembor, that tho business community of the United Btates, particutarly the banis, nro cramped by a Joyal Jlimit to the volumo of curroncy, and thut this Jimit should be removed by tho ropesl of tho Legal-Tendor nct. LOCAY, RATES FOR DONDS, Messrs, Preston, Kean & Co, quoloe as follows thig aftornoon: Duying, _ Selifon, U, 8, €a of 81, 13 13y@Ldy 11, 8. 6-208 of i 106 10024@107%5 104 1084 e 107y 07 V1, B 6-00a of '03 Janiinry nid iy 110:5 1105 3, 5, 6-20 of '07 January and July, 1103 fity 1), B: 520 of '08 Junuary aud July.110' 110i¢ 10408, cx ot 103 104 @I S Ui 109i¢ 1035 10316 Hterlfng exeliy 1003@107¢ Chicago Olty 7 00 nudk dnit, ook Gounly 09 and int, Town, coutt ; nds, . e one 05 @®OTY The private bank of Mor, ton, bas resumed payiont, THE BITUATION IN TURRE OITSES, From the St lonts Globe, Oct, 10, When the Now York Lk adopted tha loan-cert{n- entu plun, thore araso fu all othor oltice n ery that e wamo romedy must bo also mll)ylml there, Tt {8 not strango 3f, in tho oxcllemont of such o timo, nion fulled to filly exumino or coolly consller the effoct of u measure ~ which had tho obvious mwrit of vnnbling he bLunks to postpone ovil for tho noment, and to sustain themselves and their cuntomors until (Lo oxtent of the impending difiicul~ ties could bo ascertiued, Hut fromn the fret {hera wero pomo n this elty anil somo in Chicago who ad- sised earncally « lan, In Bt, Louls the ma- Jurlty prefersed tho ! .15 syalom, aud tho loan ril Ludd, ab Lvous- THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY," OCTOBER 13, 1873, certifiraten woro fssucils Yh Ohicego, althengh the banks first Yated L0 ndogt that coprac, the carnart coutols € o coolor men at longtl hnd sane weigh {lie step swaw deforrea, and it was finally deelded not to feano verilficatenat ulf, 1t { now timo to fnquire what 1ian beon Wio reault, L Qurrency, expelled from New York by the chenpor cerlificaton 'fannied Lo tako fta place, hna beon aent Wont by tho mubliton, Ohfengo, haying no- other subatitito, D recolved milions of ourrency in oxchisnge for miillons of whient ; all Tnat_ weolk tho Tecalpls of eur— nxpross companies avernged nonrly SH000000 o oy, Notwithaianding » drala_thoico to'th'country, tho Olifengo bauka aro sfronger I ciira reney than thoy wero when the traublo hogan, and ona of them han netunlly begun to ship curroney to Now Yock lo purchase atn .fiumum tha Now Yorlk lostt tertificates, with which to meat obligations of Ohi- cago merclinuts, i Now York, mennwhile, L Tocoived 813,000,000 of ourroiey from {ha Aroasury, but, ns the Fiiancial Chrunicle of 8 turdny shows, hit, sum hns gona_into (b sviuga banke, leaving tho Ulearing-lonso bauks o tuke caro ‘of thoir Toan certificates, = Thd Chronfela urgonily begs (ho avings banks to givo p fhin money Vot speclal dopaslt ¥ to tho Glearlng-Houso combination. "'ho banksin that com-= binatiot, it i stated by tlia Now York Tribune, lind Iost ovor' $4,000,000 of their rescrvo last weck, Binco tha suspennion, Reguinr siatoments have Bloppod, aud there in 1o means of knowing how thoy alail, Hor doca tho fact. that abont $3,006,000 out of tho §31,000,000 of loan-cortiilcaten fasticd Lavo beon ro- tired, go fartler than to indicato that some of tho stronger bankts havo bogun. to call In their Jenucs of o papor which Las somawbat depreciatod, Mesnwhilo wivato lottera at Ghileago show thnt sonie of tho atron, nks of Now York havo bacomo no dissatistiod with their position that thoy are discussing whother ta withe draw from thio Association; and _to form a new one, in which it ehall bootolo tint oo member shall pay Ju- tereat on_doposits, Thus tho strongest Louks begin to consider two points upon which this puper lins * cditorially commentod: first, that thoy wore ouly sacrlflcing tlicir own atrongfh and that of tho community ot large by romaimng in combination with weak {usiltutionn s aud, second, that tho oxsting ovils Live boen greatly aggravated, i not fn mart cauned, by tho practice of paying intéreat on doposits, Tow'does 8i, Louts stani 7 Our best banks, a8 for a8 wo can loarn, are much atrongor {o-duy then tioy were whon the difiicilties bogan, Novortholess Cloaring-Tonso cortificates have also depreciated. Bere, and in Bome ensce, §t i siated, tho very banks by which corlificates wero fssucd havo Tefusoi to taka thom §u puymont of notes due excopt st a discount, Some of tha bauka hava_cautiously re frained from using tho certificates, and have not found themnelves tho weaker for thelr caution, But ia it not truo, a8 wo urged dovoral days sgo, that tho beat banks in tio cily wonld to-dny bo far strongor, and Vottor able to aid thelr curtomers and the morcantile: com. munity gonorally, If they hnd from tho first_adopled the plin now proposod $n_New York—bad formed a separoto Cloaring-Touss of thoir own, and doclined any arrangoments 7 Whohior that 18 tru or not, ono_thing 18 clear, that somo measures must soon be taken, or the policy adoptod in_Chicago will bo reriously felt in iis effect 4pon our businesa, Thot clty is gaining In sirength, Currency 18 pouring in from the East, and, after busing more Wheat from tho farmera of tho West, comes back again in payment for pure clinsés of goods to - Chicago merchants, Con Bt Louls afford to remain indefipitely in lor presont position 7 Tt1a & question Grat for our mor- chinnita, * But If thoy nro_crippled in thelr rivalry with anotlior city, 1t will soon bocowno n question for the banke sheflior a dierout policy would not bo wiser, By many ¢ 18 sadd that wo must wait until Now York resimon, * Olileago rennong otberwiso, As THE TRD- UnE detlares, the cortificate plan will_fnovitably $yinpow tho greenbacks out of Now York,” nnd thoy must como West to pay for food. Tho West ought fo Do ablo to Rot'om its fot soonor thon New York, What will B, Louis do? Wil tho stronger banka hero prepare themsclves to act 4 somo of the banks in Now York propose, or can the whoio body of the banlor i tuls clty avonce stop (0 tho position beld i Chicago? Thatls n question which tho banks alono cnn anwswor, Dut wo trust thoy wil not fall to fully considor L tho polfoy adopted in Clileago s likcly to affect our buainoss, REAL ESTATE. The financial disturbances of tho last three woeks Dave affected tho real estate business as littlo ns any othier husiness in tho clty, Tho spoculative demand for submrbun acrea Lins fallen off, and this hos nn- doubtadly been largely duo to tho money panic, But thoro {8 nover 80 much of bt closs of busincsa al this moason of tho year in tho best of times, and, even if thera had boen no bank panie wo should have looked for n decrease of sales of ths Xind ot this timo In the fall. Tho demand for small, chicap lots in the suburbs is, however, still quite active, and os many sre belng eold now a5 ususl. In fact thero 18 reason to bellove that the dissatiafaction of anvings-bank donositora with tho course poraued by the savings-banks, in requiring tho slxty days' notico of tho withdrawal, fa influencing mony of them to ‘mao preparations for nvesting thelr savings in real eatate, 1t §a know that many of thom Liave given tho siaty days' uotico with that objoct, aud it Is mot improbablo that withiu the nest three montbs o constdorublo proportion of the savings doposits will Da converted into real eatate aa tho only sacuro invest~ ment, Evontuslly this movament will rovive the doimand from capitalista for suburban acres to_subdl vide into lots, “Even now thero s 8 fecllog of confl- doncen thia dircctlon, and somo lmportant malea of Buburban tracta have been mude nince the Snoncial flurry. It fa olso beifoved that whew the Snancial cx- citement has subsidod and busiuess resumos Sta uounl routins, oue of tho reulta will bo tho diversion of n good denl of capltal from invostment in bonda and htocks of nll kinds o city real eslato, both improvod und unimproved, Aargo pale of Washingloa TIelghts propeety to tho amouns of §100,000, for which the nogotlations were begun before the panic, hoa rocently Loen completed, “Among oflier rocent transactions, showing the class of proporty most in domand snd the range of prices, are the following : ‘A walo ina boen mads of 25¢ ncres, located on Forty- £UULLL nizook and ST, Uharlca avonto, and. cnat of thio Vinconnos rond : considorstion, $31,000. The samo parlies léo 8old 75x100 feet on tho cornor of Portland avenue snd Twenty-eighth strcat, with some {mprovo- meuta ; consideration, $12,000, Ira Brown hus sold, since tie Ist of October, twenty- soven lota ot Dosplaisies, prices ranging from $100 to $200 each, Noble & Richmond sold 50 feet of Lot 6, Dlock 6, South Euglewood ; conrideration, $830, Dash & Shapley sold 76x100 feet on the corner of Galumat avenue and Twenty-ninth stroot ; considera- tion, £26,000, Levi Wing & Co, sold, Inst Fridsy, a two-story and basement marble frout dwelling, with lot 20x117 feet, Iy‘elnq No. 604 West VanBuron streot ; considoration, 2,600, Tlie psmo partics eold oight lots in Stong's Subdi- vision, i tho southwest of the northoust X Bee. 36, 9, 13, near Milwaukeo avenue and Armitago road ; cont sideration, $800 per lot, Lin & iawkine sold 100 fect on the corner of Fullor- ton avonueund Larrabes sireet ; considoration, 1,600, Alao 00 fect on North Olaskk atreet, noar Bolden avenue; consideration, $125 per foot, Alko 151%124 feot on Orchurd strect, near Sophla ; consideration, $38 per faot, Gustin & Wallaco sold two lota fn_Lawndale, located on lloman avenue ; consideration, $600 cach, * Also 0 on Park avenuo, hear Unlon Tark; cousideration, $15,000, Also 50 feet at Park Ridgo, in' Hodgos' Bubdid vision ; consideration, 3800, SOUTH PNGLIWOOD, 5 Buflding s steadily going on a¢ South Englewnod, “Ten Lonkes aro now In’ process of eroction, A now railroud { contemplated, The South Chicago Branch of tho Rack Islund Radiroad is finlshed from this point to South Chlul%:!y On Tuesdny tho auction at Englewood resulted in the kulo of 20 lols at prices runging from $0 o $19.25 per foat, the entire sale amonntiug o over §600, The #ule woa coneidered auccesstul, the attendanco’ being. falr, Ob Wedneadny the property known na W. F. Day's §ntdividon, now Michignn Southern Ruund-iouse, 14 lols, 5ol nt fair prlces, conslluring the stringiicy of moniey, lotaeitnated on Bburtioff avenue ecliing ut £300 to 950 per 1ok, On Burneido sireot 1 lot, 37 foot front, sold ul 327,95 per foot, At the mme fimowas #0ld i at wuction, lot on Wentworth avonne, between Forty-fourtl nnd Forts-ifth strcots, 233155, at $33 or foot, Mivlucl Growley, No. 2:8 Kby Twlfihatroct, ho prchacer, On Thursday houso and lot No, 178 Shurtlofr avo- Do sold for $3,035, JAPROVEMENTA ON WADASH AVENUF. Gharles Yollansbeo proposes to erect (ixing the aca- gon moven three-story and Lawemncnt marblo-front firat-cluss_duwcllings on Wabash aveuue, letween Twonty-second and Twenty-third streets, ' Tho total cokt of thio butldings wiil amount to $100,000, E, F, Doro I8 erecling four fino stone-ront dwell- ings, irecstory and bisoment, on tho southwest cornier of Wabarh aventio aud Tienty-fourth streot, “Pliono clegant reeldences, along with ofhors mentoned yorently in Tii THIBDKY, over forty i al, placo thi avenuo among tho flra¢ in improvements on the south Bide, THE: NEW NATLTOAD TO BOUTII OITIOAGO, Thres milesof tho new ruflromd from Larkeide to Bouth Giengn aro ulvenly graded for ths Tl which aro now on tie way from Piltsbuirgh, Tt aexpecied thot during tho caming week tho track il bo comiplated u £ us th lsdo Park Water-Woiks, on tho corner of Hevonty-flst strect and Rasls avonue, From thenvo 1o South Chicagon Dortion of tho e 4 graded und tha work of luying tho track will contintie us rapdly & the iron 4 rocolved, Tho style of rufls used fs Lo Enghish fron patent, A stution noar the water-worka fs belng orected, and 18 nbout comypleted, Tho 43 milea of Tond, when done, will coat aliout £70,000, nd will oxtond from_South'Ohicage to Park- eluld Btatlon, on tho Iilinols Contral, ot Bovonty-first Ktreot, Tho Hno wil huoperuted by tho I. O, i, “The opening of tho road Wil Lring Into_matket tho sonth shoro lunds along {ho luko, much of which fa de- slrable realdenco property, KUMSMARY OF THANGYPERG FOR THE WERE, "Tho following i the total amount of city aud subur- bau property transterred duriug_tho week encling But~ nrday, Oct, 113 Oity property—Nutber of Anles, 1103 consiforation, ‘$764,831, * North of elty Hmite—Nume Ver of kalen, 83 conslderation, $1,000, Bouth of elt Hinlts—Nuinbir of ulos, 39§ consldoration, $182,474, Wost of city Hmits—Nutubor of eales, 4; conslderas tlon, $1,600, “Wotal'sales, 108, Tolal conslderation, $950,825. ke Frolghts Wero fatrly notiva and firm ot Tigu for ‘corn, BK@%0 for wheut, und 6@ 00 for pats to Bulfalo; and 14(@lie for wheat' to Kiugsion, Ohartors woras ‘o Sullalo, Hohes Hum Filul, Judd, Maryis Mariln, Jones 1 Athinzon, orn it Tigo ;' prop T, Ftuk,d,, orn und rloy ut B0 s 'prop Idaliv, corn on privaly 1o Merchunt, wheat at Yo prop Russiu, oate at 5Xo, Oswego—Belir Atlunta, cotn ut 18503 To Dulukirkes wehr Tatubow, corn at 83c; to Furt Colboriio—8chr Bt, Lawrenco, whoat throvgh, o Kingston—tche Martfora, (yestorilay p. m.,) whoat at 16c, "o Montreal —Props Ameriea aud Argyio, wheat on private terins, o Barnlu—Lrov 8, D, Galdwall, City of Detrolt sud been bargo flllldlnmll\r. corn through, Total 18, Cwincily Qi I 110,000 bt wheat, 315,000 bu corn, 33,000 bt ‘oals, 20,000 b barloy, COMMERGCIAL. Batunpar Evenino, Oct. 11, Tho following wore thorocelpts and shipmenta of tho lending articlos of produce in Chleago during tho pnst twenty-four hours, and for tho corresponding date ono yoar ngot $ RRCEIFTR, || AHITHENTA. w0, | 1o, || T, 1w, 5,050, 6200| 0407) 045 6,803| 61,890 20,855 20,000 14,700| 140}800) 14.000| 24,700 54,200) . Grase poed, s, Fix acod, Jus,, . Broom-corn, i Gured moats, 1 Beef, brls Forl, bria, ha, g 11,900) J’&’:D 0,297 "' 9,680 2,80 1,608/ 1,801 1905 ‘7ety 'ssr) 'ied 84480 141,708]1 190,810; 4,150 18| © 202! ' Cong! " mip 77.438( 98,080i( 124,227 21,000 0,458 18,8 850 20 a4) Bdoyl 2513l 9,000 Lgo0( 1,195 1903( 1,600 35 'otof| 'ais) ‘2t , m' Balt, brls, 1,076 v.oeeo .l 2,143] 1,807 Withdrawn from store yesterday for city consumption : 8,934 bu whent; 8,247 bu corn; 5,027 buonts ; 8,838 burye; 8,023 bu barloy. ‘Withdrawn for do during tho past wook: 16,435 bu whoat ; 21,160 bu corn ; 81,670 bu oate; 6,844 bu rye ; 10,680-bu barloy, g The following graln has beon fnapocted into storo this morning up to 10 o'clock: 221 cars whosb; B34 cars corn, 80,000 bu No; 3 do, by canal; 85 cars oatsy 10cars rye; G0 cars barloy, Total (650 cars), 285,000 bu. Tho following wera tho receipts andshipments of broadstufs and live stock at this point dur- ing tho past weok and for tho corresponding wooks ouding as dated: HEOEIPTA, Flour, brla, Wheat, bu... Gorn, 'bu. Oate, b1, Tye,bu,. arley, b, Livonog, N6 Cattlo, No. Flour, brla, Whoat, bu, Corn, bu Oats, b, 230 3,28 The Westward movemont of currenoy to this city, for tho purchuso of grain, bas not consed. A trunk full of paper monoy, aggrogating about §260,000, all in $5 und $10 bills, arrived here this m:mlng. {from Cauada, for the purchaso of whoat, The committeo nppolnted to investigate the oharges recently made against the proprietors or mauagers of the Olucego & Alton Elevator in tlus cily, mot this morning in the office of Rob- ert Warren, Tsq., for the purposo of hearing tostimony, A fow witnesses woro oxamined, aud some partics modo statoments, whiol cons talued nothing new. The committeo will proba- Lly continuo its labors during several days of the coming woelk. It is not yot knownLow far it will “investigate,” or what it will turn up. TIIE MARKETA, The leading produco markats wero generally lower to-day, owing to depressing advices from Eastorn points, and the further reduction of the old glmmlum, both of which are believad to be ue c! hfli to tho continued scarcity of monay with which to carry property. This reacted on Chicngo, though s pecuninry scarcity does not now exist here; but the raduction brought out o brisk domand, which stiffoned pricos of grain towards tho eud of tho sossion, and coused o more active shipping movement than could bave bean expectod undor the circumstancoes. For the closing day of the weok the amount of staplo and fancy dry goods distributed was quite up to all reagonablo expeotations, and the mar- kot again presanted o tone. * Although col- Teotions aro still n littlo slow, thoy are gradually worklog casior, and among tho trado gonerally thera is apparant s growing confidence. Btocks are nob Iargo, but, in point of nssortment and gonurfl attractivoncss, they are complete in all opartmonts, and tho market ia considered in a Lioalthy condition. The demand for grocerics shows steady improvemont, there boing noticea- ble a gradual inoreaso in the number ot orders, as woll aa in the amounts called for. Prices, however, scom to be working essier, This ia due in part to the dacline in gold prem« ium, and partly to the uneettlod statoof finances 8t the Enst. Coffoes and sugars scom to be more soriously affocted than other artioles in this ling, but with, perhaps, the exception of syrups and molssses, the quotations of a week ago would be shaded n little all around, The chauges to-day wore confined to o reduction of a (o in coffees and an {’éfl 1 sugars. Thoro was a quicter feoling in tho butter market, tho lowor prices Emvnlnnt at the seaboard oporating to check the emand for shipmant, but tho continued mod- orale arrivals ~ stimulated holders, and full pravious ratos were being askod. Oholca yollow woro salenble at 20@30c, while inforior to good rades sold at 19@24c." Tho cheose trade con- inues fair at 135¢@183¢o for Now York factory, sud ot 11@19c for Western do. Blooks havo ‘boen allowed to run down to an unusually low point, jobbora rofusing to put in their wintor's stook at tho’ oxtremo pricos now demanded by {nctorymen, and business {8 of a ‘ hand-to- mouth" character. No changes wero reported in the conl, bagging, and tobacco matkets, Fish romain vory quief, but mto still firmly hold, in consequence of scant supplies. Dried fruits wero moving frooly, with pricos gonerally firm, raising alona showing weskness. Layers of the orop of 1872 are now boing offered &t §2.90@ 8.15, In the hay market thero ‘was roported somowhat improved inquiry for prime aud No, '1 timothy, and u'lslightly firmer feoling was do- veoloped, Other doscriptions remain dull and unchangod. Thero wag a good dogroo of aotivity in the oll trade, and formor quotations were uni- formly well sustained., _Carbon is strong,with an nd\'linclng tondoncy. Pig-iron romaius dull and woak, Tho yard trada in lumber, thongh not decided- 1y notivo, i good, and fully oquals oxpeotations. Prico are stondy, and for somia dexcriptions may be quoted strong, Thoro was considerablo lum- ber offering atthe docks, but the market was Hmnt, only five or eix cargoes changing_hands uriug the day, Prices wore uuchanged, Motals, nails, ‘and iron wore moderutely sative nt un- chaugod rates. In the market for building materials thoro wero no spacial changes. Business wns rathor quiet, - bnt there ‘was o quotablo change in prices for any of tho articlos montioued, ool was quiet, but stocks woro not large, aud denlors look for an fmproved demand aftor & whilo, and aro not disposed to offer any oxtra inducomonts in order to offoct salos, There was no noticeablo ‘change in the markots forhiops and broom corn ;3 both aro moot- ing with o moderate inquiry ab ourrent prices, Boeds were rathor quict, but without change in price. Greon fruits met with fair inquiry, and choieo frouh fruit was firm. Potatoos ?u car lots wero moro active aud firm ot 80@900_doliverod. Tho susply of poultry and game ia till in excous of tho domand, and pricos for chickens and wild ducks are lower, Eggs woro in moderate supply and firin at 19@200, Hignwinos wore moro active, but 1o lowor, owing to tho bad broak in Now York yosterdny, when wines woco quotod down to 9o per gallon though ’xonnmlly undorstood here then to be &1.08. Wo-day's marketon the soabord was o shade firmer, but it is a wonder our markot did not drop more undor the influence, Salos wora roported horo of 250 brls at 9la por gallon, ot which figure tho market closed steady. Take {reights woro moro active, at unchanged ratos, at T340 for corn to Bullalo; 8340 for whont to do; fo for wheat to do by stosm ; and 14}{@ 1be for whent to Kingston,” 'The deprossion” in grain mado one or two shippers more \vmlnfi to ako hold, but the greator part of the grain had Dbaon boussht provious fo to-day. A total of eightoon charters was roported, Which will carvy out 110,000 by whoat, 816,000 bu corn, 85,000 bu oate, sud 30,000 b barlov, Provisions wero dull and agnain oaslor, belng furthor wankened by tho absouce of domand and mora doslro to sell, though hogs woro steady. Mens pork was 12350 [mr brls lower on cash lots, and 200 for winter dolivery. Lard was dull, an 3o por Ib lower on winter optious, whilo cash waed nominally unchanged. Moata wero lifeloss, and, though guoted the snme as yestorday, could not hava boon sold except at_concessious, ‘Iho prosont prospect in prices iy, by no means, choor- ngg, snd quotations will have to go down to a oiut whora buyors think it safa to take hold, 'he market closod at tho following range of prices: Moss poris, eash, 814,031(@14.76; do sallor Dacomber, $14.76@15.874¢ 5 kalior Janunry, $12.8726@19.00, Lard, cash ‘or #oller Octobor, TH@T73%v; summor do, T9@Ti¢o, Lurd, sollor . 87360 JNnvumbn’;', 7}{;1};5::!&5: Dflcurflbflr, 79(05’;!0 s_;allur anuney, 798 @igo; dosollor Kobiuary, 73¢@794c, swunnnuufim Tima quated ot 9@100, Dry St meats nt 78/@7350 for short ribs ; and T4@ 8o for short ‘vlonr, Engliah monts, 84@83¢6 for short riby; 81<@80%6a . for short ~ cloar, both boxed, rosn hama (15 1bs) at 71§ @80, scllor Locombor. Bhort ribs, sollor Do- combor, abt 0}@02¢0, boxed; do ehort olonr, Wwsie; do shoulders, 43g0; do Gumbore lauds,” 09¢@03¢o. Dacon is quoted at 8o for shouldora; BYo for olenr ribe; B)ge for short olonr; and 15@140 for hame, nil packed. Moss Doof, $8.25@8.00 ; 'oxtra moss do, $0.26@0.60; boef hams, $20.00@20.60 for summer, au: $23.60@24.00 for winter poclied, ity tallow, T @73¢0; groase quolablo at 43{/@0}fc. RBales wero roported of 260 brls mess pork, ecller J:l.;nnry, at $13,00 ;5600 tes lard, sollor January, o a. I3 Tho .Dnllg Commercial Report Flwn tho fol- lowing as the shipments of provisions from this g{m-: for tho wock ondlug Oot. 9, 1873, and sinco ov. 1, 1872} also comparative figues : Ttk [y e Sheulied] ST, L5 ha fi R - et 3 8 0 TJour was very quict, almoat_to insctivity, tho absouco of demand in Now York and tho con- tinued woakmess in wheat cnunlnt: s)flrpcrn to absont themsolyes from thoe market, whilo there ywas only a light local trade. Prices wore enid to o unchanged, but holders had scarcely a ohianco of saylug whothor or not Ihnfiwfllll(l goll at losa than formor quotations, DBran was atrong. Bates wero roported of 25 brls white wintor ox- tras ot #8.76; 100 brls do at $8,60 ; 250 Lrls do on -privato terms; 25 brls spring oxiras (patent) at £8.00 ; 800 brls do at §6.00; 25 brls !pring suporfines at $4.00; 60 brls do ol 38,6214, Total, 776 brls. Aluo, 20 tons bran at $12,60, on track, ‘Lho following woro nominally tho closing prices, i Good to favorite brands white winters. $2.00@ 0.00 +» 8,00@ 7.00 5,75 6.00 A 50 Biscssbovaraiabs 4.00@ 4.50 inncsota SPFOgA.. . 5,509 0,00 Oholeo to fancy do, 6233 7.25 8 uporfincs. 275@ 450 18 11,603 Whont was nctive, but wosk, deolining 2i¢o fim‘ bu on eash lots, aud 1o ou the option for do- vory noxt month, under a rathorhoavy prossure to soll, both from local audoutside holders. Liv- orpool was ngaln quoted off, with a yery dull foeling, tho understood reason boing the faot of large Suplrluron for that port, tho clarances of tho paat week boing 1,000,000 bu, in addition to the large quantitios proviously forwarded from Atlantic ports. Now York advicos wore of simi- 1ar tenor, and thia tended to reduca our shipping domand, espeolally aa the yeason is now far ad- ‘vanced for_ -European. operations vin tho Bt TLawrence, for which routo most of the rocont purchases bLave boon made. The inquiry for cash lots was chiefly from partios who wanted to comflntn cargoos, and gonorally namod tho hours in which thoy wanted the receipts, Thera waa a little more inquiry from the Novombor shorts than yestor- day, and tho movemont indicated that ‘bofora many days the option will bo at a prominm over cash lota sullcions to induco capitalits to take hold for the purposs of canying. Seller Novem- bor opened this morning at $1.08, declined to $L01%, aud closod st L0136 Cash No. 2 opencd nt 81,081, doclined to 21.02, and closed firmer at $1.02), In spite of tho faot that Now York was reported lower at 1 o'clock. Sollor tho month olosed about §1.02}f, boing little better than nominal all “through the gesslon, Northwostorn No. 2 spring closed at .03. No. 1 spring sold down to $1.06 for ordivary or Northwestern, but closed firmer, No. 8 n,-rlngclouml nominal at 97340, and rojeoted do at 90c. ~ Wintor wheat was inactive, Cash sslos wera reportod of 800 bn No, 1 spring at 81.07 ¢ 800 bu do at $1.08%; 3,400 bu do at $1,06; 10,000 bu No. 1 Northweatern at $1.10; 2,400 bu do at $1.08; 800bu doat $1.U6; 11,400 bu No, 2 spring at $1.085¢ 3 50,000 bu do at $1.03 : 82,200.bu do 3t $1.0287 ; 89,00 bn do at $1.02L¢ ; 800 bu do st 81,0257 ; 3,400 bu do at $1.02; 2,000 bu No, 2 Northwestorn at $1.03%¢ ; 9,800 ba'do at $81.03 ; 12,800 bu No. 8 spring at 9803 4,400 bu do at 9730 ; 1,200 bu rejocted epring af 00c. Total, 189,400 bu. Corn was modoratoly active, but 4o lower, be- ing weakened by reports of s declino in Liyor- 00l and Now York, which, . with large recoipts ore, and roports of big consignments on the way. formed a vory good excuse for hammering on the part of the shorts, and a fair reason for Jower prices. There was not much of a shipping domand, but a fair amonnt of buying in at the raduced prices, by parties who bad sold to de- - liver this month and noxt from the country, and weré unablo to purchase in the cDuntr{ at Pricaa which would pay them to ship. it In. Theso bought quite frooly, oapeulnllimwud the close, caueing a temporary strength in prices. Tho shipmonts from Now York during the past weok small, wore yery leaving room for & moro liboral export movoment in the futuro. But the prico in Burope waa weakonod by sympathy with whoat, and the outlook Liere is [cas promising. The receipts of yonterday hore exceeded the shipmeats, for the Urat timo in two wooke; and buyors ab country siations are arranging to send in more frecly than herctofore, the farmera being apparently %nitn willing to sell, though thore is no doubt that the corn crop of this year will bo very short. Those of our operators who reckon to Lkoop posted, all agros that the acronge and avorago yield aro much loss than last year, and most of them eay there ia not much old corn on eale; but they ars mistalen in regard to tho last atatomont. We can only account for the alacrity with whioh corn is forwarded here atthe presont reduced quotations by supposing either. that thore is a very big stock of oldcorn onhand, or olso that the farmors are obliged to sell for what thoy can get.- The latter is not truo of the great majority, however it may be with in- dividuale, Beller Novemboer opened this morning ab 880, fell to 878{c, and advanced to 383¢e, clos- ing onsior at 8834c, when the latost advices wero recoived from™ New York. Regular No. 2 or sgoller the month was steady at 863¢@370, closin, at the inside. Birictly fresh rceeipts, or higl mixed, closed at 87c. * Rejocted closed at 8., Oash salos woro reported of 6,400 bu high mixed at 83c; 14,410, bu do at 873¢o ; 2,400 bu do at 000 bu do 8t 87¢c; 18,200 bu No. 2 at 87%0; 26,800 bu do ot 87%¢o; 19,000 bu do at 87%¢0; 85,000 bu do at 8703 26,000 bu do ot 86750 ; 68,800 bu do at 96%0; 25,000 bu do &t 8030 ; 10,000 bu.do at 8035e; 2,000 bu rejocted at 361go; 2,400 bu do at 860 ; 12,000 bu No. 2 at 88c atloat. Total, 208,400 bu, Oats woro rather loss active than on Friday, and atabout the same rangoe, but were strong, in- stoad of boing woek, au then, thero boing a tood demand for shipment in spite of Eastern woak- ucss in oats, and lowor moriets horo. for wheat and corn, Tho markel for sellor the month or cash No, 2 openad_with 81340 a8 - tho bost id, and _advanced to 828{o at the close, Boller No- vombor was at &_slfght disceunt to-day for tho firat timo ginco the panio set in ; 1t sold at 1@ 8330, closing at the outsido. ' Bellor the yoar Bold at 82}¢c, - Cash sales wore reported of 64,- 200 bu No. 2 at '823{c ; 42,200 budo at 821¢o ; 4,200 bu do at 834(c; 5,400 bu doat 820: 1,200 bt do at 813{o ; 1,200 bu No. 2 white at 82i{c ; 1,200 bu do nt $2)0 1 1,800 bu rejected ot 2o} 1,200 bu do at 20¢. Totsl, 123,600 Rys was quiet-but firm at the same range as on Iriday. Buyers hold off omily for a furthor decline of 1c, in viow of the weaknoss in tho leading coreals, but there wore two or throo or- dory positiva here, and sollers were flrm, soelug that Btocks and reccipta nre light, Bales were reported of 1,200 bn No, 2 at 650; 800 bu do at 8440 ; and 16,000 bu do at 640, ‘Total, 8,600 bu. Tho markot closed firm at tho outuide. Seller é{novumbor wsold at 67c. Rojoctod was nominal ac 0. Barloy waa less active, but in fair domand, the speaulative grade advancing anothor 2 per bu, Druuhlu ab $1.80, ndvaneing to 31,88, aud closing at $1,36@1.37, Bollor Novomber soid nt 31,336 1.40, No. 8. woa netive, but_easior, at $1,10@ 1.11, closing ab the Inside, Rejoctod was dull. Cnsh_snlos wora reported of 6,600 bu No, 2 at 880; 10,800 bu do at 3¢ ; 4,800 bu No, 8 a &1, 2,000 bu do nt 8110 400 bu do at $1.10] 16,400 bu do at 81.10; 1,200 bu rojectod at 850 800 bu do at 8303 400 b do at 8203 1,200 bu by nnm[fllo at 91467 400 bu doat $1.40; 400 bu do at 81.80 ; 400 bu do nt £1.85; 400 bu do at $1.90; 400 bu do at $1.28; 800 bu do at §1,30; 800 bu do at $1.17; 800 bu do at 81.16; 400 bu do at £1,12; 8,600 bu do st 81.10; 400 bu do at §1.05, au traok; 400 bu do at $1.25; 800 bu do at §1.22; 400 bu do at $1,17; 400 bu do at $1.16, deliverod. Total, 6,000 bu. KUNOPEAN NARTETH, The following is Boorbohm’s dispatoh to tho Board of Trado in thin city to-day : 0o, 11,—LoNDON—Cargocs of corn off coast, 835, Cargats of corn for shipmont within {wo months, LavEavooi—Sprlug wheal, 11 GIGIs 1d, [ oun, TORK-VAGKERY, Korchoval & Bon of Bt Louis write as follows: ‘fheordors glvon for Bupplies In the early part of {ho season Bavo beon coutrollod by tho gonoral e rangomont to tho buslness cf tho country, anid havo clther boen vancelod or limitad to the resiricted wunta of consumen, and just siow the counlry s somawlint at uea, as o ship without a ridder, not knowing what to dog or i what direction o sail, and it moy bo somo e befaro the trade of thocountry asautios any do- torminnlo dirention ; In tho meantimo, oporators, fruat- ing to luck, snd hoping thai the demand upou it will argumne momewhat of tho sharacter of formor yoars, amay by exuooted to brovido udlscrimiuatly foF sup- bucked, $21.00@10.00 ;' ti ‘@5, 1y, domeatic and foralgn, muy os unual get up & stock fa”'whlch thote. will bo'an AL gy clear and rib ‘middlcs, short and long D, B, mests, nof knowing whoro thay will bo wantod or Lisving any doe terminata (deaa ns (o valuos, and of course imprensed with the conviotion that thoy must ncceasnrily bo Wnnted, and byno means_oncouraghug to packors, and of courno disheartoning to tho lrflfin, which fa without the encourngoment of former years an an incentive lo {iroster oxortion, Ax yob liora s vory lilo or not- ug doing for tho futire, and parties oporating seom to be contout to truat to luck, foollng that it wil ulibmalvy Lo good for (hem vithont having any romson fo advanco for such sn oxpoctation, Bo far, tho roceipts of Logs from tho catintry Linvo fallen off, both fu number and walght, and do not nustain thotmprossiun $hat thoy will be groatly Inoroascd, and 1t would by no menun o atrango tho dorangomon! ould Lo 80 genersl that, with nbundsnt meann of supply, tho ddliveriaf MIEE b 80 Ataved off that thoy might bo light during tl 2od wintor, and lioavy during the apring pi which would bo oné of e greatest calnmilics that Sould Lippan o o trade, Lulding tp fcttions prices 358 o when thoy sfouid bolum and sfiorwards m down, to tho scrious Injury of all con- moolod with thotrade, Hufriveall o s to tho naurcos of supply and the number of hogs mlhlo of boing driven {0 market, thore isno lnlllilr fablo informatlon, = People still fi‘l(nk that the num- bar will oxceod that of lust yoar sa much s it did that of tho preceding nonton, and that tho grentor {ncreass il bo i tho nawer and Wealern Slates, whero choap Ianda and cheaper food scem speclally fo invite tho cultivation of corn and tho rearing of hogs; but it 18 almont t00 soon o form any gonernl or corroct dons, and the country may Liava to walt for seversi monthe beforo orriving at satisfactory conclustons, . Baward's Ciroular saya : * Ono rallabia gontioman states that coal i not to bo allowed to bo advanced over $3 por ton liere at tide- walor, on the nverage, for the next year; thatif dny of tho companica try to rale it abovo that figure, { swill bo n dlssolution of tho compack Anolliok coal cannot bo prodticod aud gold to leave any margin of profit at lesa than $0,60, Tho lfforonce may bo that thoy have such varioue properties; one costing but littla to operate, tho othor a great deal ; one having immenso dabts and capitsl, the ather nona, QUAIN IN OALLFORNIA, Tha 8an Fraucisco Market Reviet soys ¢ Mhoat offorings during tho weok under roviow v beon greatly ciroumacribod by the pecullar circum- stances growing out of the Eastorn fuaucial crisfs, do- rosaing greatly tho rato of sterling bills, reliod upon for canh means of payment, and roudering tho motioy markot somewhat norvous, as the natural Roquenca of the finanolal oriss or panic porvading tho Atlantio border of thia continent, not excopting Chicago, Oln- cinnati, and other citios comprising the business con~ tros of the nation, Happily, o fall , ol foaraon this bead have beon diapolled, and tho Lesvy cash payments camin, due and poyablo on the 20th ult,, for whoat delivere to cxport biyors, were all mot promplly at maturity, and the krade aguin breathos freoly, and are propared to proceod furthor with auy mow businees that may offer, Tho fact {s, that two-thirds of tho entira wheal surplua yet romaining in tho Stato bas alrcady pasncd fnto the hands of two leading oxport buyers, sad consequantly ticro (a vory 1o whiout 3ot oraln: Ing in the Slato to ba sold at any prico. During the tomporary lull in business circios, thero woro at all timoa_buyers of wheat stending ready, cash in hand, {0 purctino and to socra any bargains that might offor by, thoso i noad hut fortuaatoly, thoro wore honoedy sellers, and in tho abacnce of simples exhibiled busincs soomed to ceaso by common consont; and, while priccs of graln were nominally lower, yot no couridorable parcols of wheat or barloy changsd hands at auy price.~ All thisat o timo whou markots in Eng- land aud_Franco, as woll as ln New York and Clifcago, were all roported’ dull and lower, and_commercial uf~ fairs gencrally unsottlod, As beforo intimntod, barley shipments ovorland aro pow golng forward to 8, Louis by rail,and alo fo Now York by tho ship Qarrier Dove, LATEST, Wheat and corn were in light request in the aftornvon, and stronger. . Tho former sold at $1.02@1.U2% sollur - Novembor, closing _at $L.02}5; and corn sold at 38@33}go sellor No- vomber, closing at the outside. Olker grain was quiet aud unchanged. ‘ B CHICAGQ DAILY MARKET. Satunpar EVENING, Oct, 11, ALCOROL—Declinod in sympathy with Ligh winy qQuotabla m $1.82GHLBT. BROOM CORN—Ttado 14 pleking up s littls, and Pt elces ave,aa s Fule, udleced to, Tha warket a quotably firm, 'owlng to the lightness of tho new orop. Quotations for old corn ato a3 follows: Good to extra harl, B¥@Ygc ifurush that will worl itself into & cholce hul ‘broom, ‘C@Te; for good Ao, Gi@8e; goodto chotco stock brald, 55@0) ; interlor rush, @4, BAGBING —Pricos woro without chango. Only a light busincss {a dolng, bt the small stocks on buud Borve to strengthion tho market, snd_wo guot steady, o follows:, Blark A, 3fio; Ludlom, &, 3o Lowiaton A, 8503 American, 33c; Anoskeag A, Ottor Crook) Sic} burlap bags, 45ud 6 bu, 19@2 guunles, single, 17@18c; double, 33c; wool sud AND PEAS—Cholco beans were in moderate Tocal raquest, and there was some Inquiry for ship- ment. Pess’were unchauged, Wo repast: Primo uovies, $2.50@3,60; do hand picked, $2.75; gaod to primo medium, $3.25@2.00; common to fair boans, $1.25@3.00, Groen pean, $1.10 per bu. BUILDING MATERIALS—Coutluue quict, though there s considerable doing in the way of flling amall orders, espeofally in limo_aud cements, We ots s Stucco, $2,50@3,60: New York stucco, casting, $5:5064.00; - Fortinnd coment, $1.50G8.00 g bl Rosendalo 'cemont, $3,23@3,60; ~Utlca, Louisville, Lfanlius, sod Akron coment, $200 3 brl; mor- blo dust, $3.00 + limo in bulk, 80@%0c; Ume’ (brlx), $1,10@L15 B brl; white sand, W br), $1.60@2.00; plasterlng hatr, 3 bu, 400} fivo brick, & 1,000; $35. 00,003 bulldiug brick (comwon), $8.60(37,00; proaso: brick, $14.00@15.00; sewer brick, $8.50; Milwau- kee ond Rucine ‘presscd, $25,00@30.00, dol.; do common, $14,00@16.00; Indiana pressed, $18.00 25.00; do_common, $10.00@16.00; fire cluy, P brl $3.00634.00. BUTTER—There was s loss active domand on ship- Pidg account, but the local inquiry was of & Hberal cburacter, and former quotations were well supported. Stocks continue 1ight, and holders seom confident, The following is from the Now York Commercial fie- view.of Oct, 6: *The week openy with a quiot market and a ght domand. The smple supply of all classes of Btate butter brought forward by thia sdvance which 100k place about the middle of Soptomber resulted in » ducline fast weok and continued duliness, Thistends 1o nhiow that there ia at prosent no basis for speculs- tlon ot higher prices, whila the bulk of the crops of Btate dairles remaius intact. Although there 1 ovi- dence that preseut fuir average prices will bo sustain- cd, tho trado are not inclined to meet apeoulstive viaws of dairymen, who aro in many cases holding butter abaye the quotations of the principal markets, Tho market for Welsh tubs feols the influonce of the gen- aral dullness, Weatern buttor Is an oxcoption, and. all grades sro n ight supply and salable.” Wo ropeat oux iist a follows : Gholco yellow, 20@330c; medium to good, 19@24c: inforior to common, 13@180, COOPERAGE—Wss dull, Tierces were offered to- day ai$1,05. Stock s scarce and firm, Pork and tlerce poles are uow quoled at $30.00@.40.00 per m: Pork barrels, $1.93@1.45; lurd, tercos, $1.05@ 170; whisky Larrels, $1.00@2.10; flour 'barrels, 18@570; _pork staves, rougu, $23.00@24.00; do, orco staves, rough, $20,00 .00 “buicked_or ‘sawed, $35,00(338,003 ' whisky staves, ' rongh, $38.00@30.00; “do Ducked, $35.00% flour staves, $0,00310.60; circle flour hesding, TX@ 93e per sot ; flour hoop-poles, $14,00@15,00 per ‘mj pork and tierco poles, $10.00@40,00 per m, CHEESE—Remains firm ut ihe advance recently noted, ‘Thers fa no particular aotivity in the domand, busers generally showing a disposition to hold off for tho tawor pricos’ which thoy seem o think will provall alittlo foter in tho sovaon, “We ropoat our st New York factory, mild, 13i§@Ldxc; Ohlo factory and Wastorn fuctiey, 46, 11@1do ; lower graden, 0610, (GOAL—Wau 1n' good resjuest at stoady and unchanged pricer, Followlug are tho current rate pared, $11.00; Lacknwanns, $10,00 uut Hill, $9,60 ; Cuerry Ming, §,00; Bl '8, $9.00 @9.40 ; Cannol, $10,003 Lick fuan, $8.60: Hocking Vals 1y, $3.50@9,00} Tudluha block, $7.50@8,00 ; Kirkland Grate, $3,0 ouk, $8,00; Kiugstou, $7,005 Wil wington, $6.00. EUGSTho recolpts wero a triflo Inrger, but thera was o fair locul Inquiry, and prices were steady at 106 202 for primo_packnges, TFEATHERS—Wero in molorate demand at wn- chauged priocs, ag followa: Prime tochoico Lve-geo:e fostlicrs, Tic, Jobbing price, 83%@85c; mixed feuth- Igh, pro- ), $2.50; Wal- slurg K 100, Becording to quality s chicken, 0@8c, FISH—A quict feaing provafled In tho markot, Orders wera lght, and water descriptions, ket Arm, maluly conflned to sali- Roduced sfocks keop the mar- Wo quote: No. 1 whitelah, -brl, No. 3 do, $516 @5.85; No. 1 trout, $5.0006.23 5 No. 1 shore mackerel, now, i-brl, $1.60@14,00; No, 1 bay, $10.00@$10.60 3 No, 3 mack- erol, tg-brl, $8.60@8.75 ; fuinily muckorel, y-brl, §7.00 @1.3; No, 1 shoro kils, $2.16 @2.35 5 codflab, $0,00@0.15 5 Guorgo's codiish, $0.50 , split, brls, $9.00@9,60} do, Tabradlr eiring, ranad, brl, $8 Flasiao; box loering No. 1 oo sculed, 40@320 ; Columbla REVOE valtion, J-brls, 310, 10.29, v FRUITS AND NUTH—Ralsing aro oasler, but, with (Ll uxcoption, the market mulntalos o’ Rral tono that churacterizod 1t at the beglining of tho weok, Quotatlous are ns follaws s FORZIGN~Datcs, Blg@dos Dgs, drums, 1%@18c : fgs, In boxes, 163 100§ Fretch pruuvs, 16@100 ; Turkish pruves, 18 @lsga} rainine, layers, now, $4.50G9.00% ralslus, i.g- ore,” 0ld, $2.00(:3,15; Taleits, looso Muscolel, $3,50 @1.00; fauinis, Vuleticls, new, 13@Mo; Zuuto cur- Fants, ' now. o ; old ' do, 7To i witrou, 42@ddc, DosesTiowAlden’ applos, 37@%00; Mickigan, il od, 10)¢ @1lc ; Michigan quariore Bl @ Digo ; Wistora® o, TigG3so; Soutlion do, 015@7i0} poaclios, pardd, 2l ; pouclos, halyen 106110 £ do, Inlxed, Ti@80; blavkboreies, now, 16@16%a; ranps Vorries, 43@4do § pilted clioerlés, 1U@l50 : NUTa—Fll. Dorts, 16@100; alnonds, Terragons, 23@2do, walnits, 273280 Chili*walnats, walnuts, 10@17c ; 'Brazlls 14@160 § African peanuts, it BY5@0o: Tonuusseo b x GROOLILILS-Coffcos wro agaly quiled unseied and weak, il tho quotations vore dropped a Ao all around, "Tho doellno 1h gold 18 tho chiof causo of tho Prosent dopression, thaigh tho incroasod supuly and {hio nnsottlod stute'of finuncos nifect tho market une favorably, ‘Tho stock of Rio fu {ho United Statea aiounta (o 99,091 bugs, Thor was aluo » wesker focls Tug In sugurs, and wo have 10 nolo anotbor decliug of att3ge, both fu. rofuod aud raw goodu, Syrups aud Tmofuseea contlung in goad demiud, dnd” aro firm, Gaudics, soups, spices, and somo otlier Mies ave quoted Wo roviso our liut us follows: aun, BODA—TA @150, CorrirsmAlocnn, S5k, @34)0; 0,0, Java, 81@31 s0; Juva, No, %, 2@ faney ' Ito, 40k(320 o} chold'o do, 20@20X{0 ; primeRio, 2}@I33¢a; good do, do, U@ common do, 31 @Ho; ronsting doy 2333350 Bingapors Java, 2sico; Costs Rica, fanoy, 30310501 do, prisie, B31G2o; daracalbo, 253 @ AL eBtar, full wolght, 19@19%50 : atosrine, full welglit, 143;@180'; do, short’ welyht, 19311150, ‘Wior—Patng, BY@8k0 ; Mangoon, T30 ; Caros linn, V@GO3 ‘ol Buasls—iatent cut loat, 197;@1934 i cruehed aud deltveood. owdered, 113¢@12%04 granulated, NK@1I0; A, Fandard,’ lla‘l%{n}“ Jn,gNo. 2, m;(@{ini B, o 1062 ; oxlra , xan?\oxo:ama. 10%@1030; yellow 0, No, 1, 10,@10x0; ‘choles 'brown, 94@10/0; primo o, 0X@V%es ‘fMr do, 9){@91c; cholce molasnos_sngar, 10@10)¢0; fair do, 0X@0)0; cOme mon do, B@8%0; Naw Orioana. mugar, cuoice, 93%@ um:_l;i‘% Jrtiné, 0%@0%o; do, falr,8@9s} com- mon, Stnuri—Dinmond_drips, $1.30@145 ¢ allver drips, extra fine, B0@8%04 goou sugnT-houHo syrup, BE@00C} extra do, 83@1700; Now Orlonns molssace, chofco, 85@ 9003 do primo, 18@8003 do commion, 65@700; Torlo Ttco molsasos, cliclcs,’ 62@05c; common molassos, 1@, BarrnaTus—Common to beat, 8@100, Srices—Allapice, 17@180 ; clovos, 38@400; cansla, 83@40c ; pepper, 26@200 ¢ nulmegs, $1,9U@156 ; gi gor, Iuro, 28300 3 0o No. 3, 20ako § o No. '3, 18 Y ;i Soavs—dorman mottled, 0@6io; Golden Wost, 0@01¢0; “White Lilly, 64@0%n; White Ross, 04@ 6Xo; palm, 6@0%o; Bavon Imperial, 16@0i40} white Jm;nlln, 53¢(@0o; Chompaign,, 6X@03c; prime rose, G0 sfiu‘?nfmnn, 9%@100; corn, 9@110; Iaundry, 6@ e ¢ _common, @04, GREEN FRUITS—Wore In fair roquest, and quinces, eranborrics, and oboice apples Were frm, Graped wora also 'firm, excepting Dolawares, which worg “off” a Iitle, Wo quoto: Lamons, $11.00@12.00 ¥, box; inferlor lomons, 10081000+ Calitor- nia pears, $4.00@4.50 por caso; ‘do plums, 20 ba, $2.60@3.00, Common fo cholca npples, $1.76@3.08 per brl; do in enr lots; $2.26@2,50. Pears, 60c@ $1.00 por box or basket, Peaches, C0@000 per bas- ket; do, good to choice, por baskot, $1.00@1.50, Grapon per cass (12-1b bozos), $2.00@2,60; Delawara do, $5,00; Concords, in baakets, 60@00c; Del ro do, 85c@¢.10 por baskot: Catawbaa do, $1.00, Oultls valed cranberrica (Cary’e), $16,00 por brl cnitivated doy $1400; wld do, $11.00312.00. Quinces, $1.23@1.30 ankot, ‘The Dasly Commercial Report has the following cone cerning {ho cranborry crop : Wo hisvo takon considor- sblo palns to inform " ourselven se rogards the orop of 1813 throughout the Wost, snd find the doflcloncy much larger than 18 _gonarally supposed, Tho entiro crop gatherod will not oxceed 15,000 brls of all kinds, and many woll-informed partios put tho smount bolow 12,000 bil, bolng loes than onethird of last yest's BruP. Borlin, Win., shipped fully 80,000 Lrls last yenr, while they will hard), ¢ 8,000 brla to dispose ofy(hll year, and this is o falr eatimato for the reat, The con- dition of the Lerrics 1 good, not a8 largo oras plump as usnal, but well matured and all well gathered beforo the fros Tho crop East s reported bLot- ter and largor than & yoar sgo, and 1t will woll make D for what n IacKing this way ow folghih makin it possible to ship almost any dlatance, & New Yore houso reportn the crop at tho Eaat as 215,000 bushels against 140,000 bu for 1872, Our market has ruled quito stoady for tho pnst threo yoars at aboutan av- orage of $18,00 per brl for cholce cultivated, It ia thought prices will bo above tho rango for this winter, a8 0 crop of green fruits was much below the Bverago, and €0 mtch leas uscd for_canning purpores, :‘h?l_lhu cranborry will bs wanted to supply tho de< oleficy. MOPS—Wera In modersto requent at 0@500 for entern, aud 2040 for old do, Eastorn aro quoled al 50, TAY—Primo and No. 1 timothy woro o light supply, and were frmor,. but otherwiso the mar- kol was unchunged, Wo quole the wholesalo pricos paid by dealors, an follown—cara to contain 30, 000 1ta ; Now timothy, prime, $14,60@16.00 ; do, No. i. $13,50@14, 0, No, '3, $10,00@12,00; prairio, upland, £10.00@10,! do, midland, $9.00@10.00 ; do, slough, $7. 8,00, LoosE ON WaaoN—Timothy, $10.00@12,00; praite, $8,00310,00. For dolivery of prosscd, $1.00@" 1,50, according to dlatanco. BIDES—This morket was uncottlod. Buyers and sollors wore apart in thelr yiows, and but little trading woa accomplishod. Wo mske mo chunge i our quotaitens, a1 foliows : Groon ity buiclora), 7e; curod, rico, IRON AND STEEL—The city as well as the interfor trade {8 improviug, tho ratos given below being gen- orally oblaiucd, Wo again quote : Iron ... ... . 96108 4 rates Horso-shoo iron . b B @0 rates Plato iron, common tank @ 0y rates Norway fron .. @ 9gc B Norway nail-rods, @we @ Gormnn plow stoel, 120 Ib Qust blow steol, @l B American tool & @lc @ Qliromo tool atcel, @0 @n Enalish tool stect; @23 rates English spring st @il rates Anierican cast sprin @13 rates Bteol tire, i¢-in. 1 Losaoraes, 8 @% @ LEATHER—Wa quota thio markot quiot snd stoady at tho aubjoined prices : Ol uppor, R0, 1,8 1t ity upper, No, .. Gity unmer, No. 3, 9 ft. Conntry upper, Collar, 9 £t aulf, city French calf, Joiot, Freuch calf, Lomoine. Freuch calf, 3¢ to 80 Iba, Frouch kip, 00 to 100 1bs. ... METALS AND TINNERS! ately active and steady at the LIX PLATE—IC, 10x14, £19.60 3 do, 12x12, 14320, $14,50; do, roofing, IC, $13.00; do, P10 Tin—Largs, 42c; amall, 430% bar, 4o, Bueer - ZINO—Full_casks, '1lo; holf casks, 11X@ 113¢0; less quantity, 11i5a; labs, 90, uERT InoN—No. 24, 810 rates; Rusaln irom, 2307 do No. 1 stained, 200 rates, = GaLYANI1ZED TRoN—No, 16@20, 160} No,22@24, 100 No. 35@26, 170; 'No, 27, 1803 No. 28,'200, - A discount of 25 por cont {s mado {fom this list. Corpreu—Copper bottoms, 40c; braziers, ovor 13 Ibs, 4703 tinned copper, 880; planislied ocoppor. 400} do, o5, T0; 0, 8, and 0, 0370+ 10t 11, 103 IBE-2 to o3 0, 8, an 5 lo {o; 19, 11i0; 18 and 14, 1dio; 16 and 16, 183%0s 17, 143e; 18, 16203 19,18%0; 20, 103¢c; full bundle, 25 per cent discount ; fenco wire, Txc ; by car loud, 7e, NAILS—Wero i1 fair roquest at §1.623¢ rates, Pricea are ehadod oceasionally for Iarge lots, but most dealors quote the market steady at former rates: 10@60d, per keg, $4.62¢ ; 8ddo, $4.873¢ ; 00 do, $4.12% ; tl.l do, $3.007 34’ do, $0.13%; 3d do, fine, $1, $7.87% ; clincll, §7.13% 3 12)¢ off fo the irade, NAVAL STORES~\Were in moderato request and steady, s follows : Mauilla_rope, B Ib, 173fc: eisal rope, 9 Ib, 15%@1034c; sush homp cord, 4 ib, 20@35¢; marline, 3 1b, 20@%0; tarred ropo, W Ib, 171827 oakum, 9 bule, $5.0020.60; pitch, 3 Url, $4,0030.00; tar, B bri, $3.50@0.00. OILE—Trude continues satiefactorily active, and the genernl market was again quoted steady and firm, Following are the prices current, Carbon, 1803 extra lard,ofl, striclly winter, 800} do, curront make, 73 @76¢; No, 1,68@70c 0, 2,050 ; JMusced, raw, $1,00; do_Voiled, $1.05; whale, 80@82c; sperm, ' $2,10@ 9,203 neats foot ofl, striotly puro, $1 0 extra, 00¢; do No, 1, 60 ; bank oft, 60c ; straits, 050 olopbinyt ort, 9603 turpentihe, 620 ; haphlus, 3 gravity, 18@102] POTATOES~ naphitha, common, 16@160. 0 THero wus moro doing in car lot, tho supply belng larger, Pricos wore strong ot 85@005 for Peachblows, and 800 for Early Roso and Kussotts, . "Swoat gold to tho’ local trado at $3.00 brl. Yo quote: Good to cholco potatoos, in barrdl, 25@275 3 do per bu, 80@850; Peachblown, D50 & r lots Eatly Roso, 800, delivored: do, Feachblows, B3@90c, dolivered; yellow aweot, $3,00 ; Jersoys, $4,00 4.60, CHOYLIRY AND GAME—Tho supply of chickens, quall, std wild duck ws Jarge, and pirices woro woak und uneottled, boing_considorubly lower for mallard and smull ducks, Turkoys weros shude belter, Wo ,00@3,50 3 mixed do, $2.75@3.60; spring do, $1.23@4.25; duicks, $2.00@9,25; gecar, $10.00 @11,00 furkeys, 11@12%c; prujrio chickens, $3.50 3 quafl, $2.00; mallard dacks, $1.50@3.00 por oz} small durks, 15:@51.00; snipo, 15¢3§1,00; venison Eaddine, 18@R0c: SEEDS—Timothy secl was lesa sctive, but held biguor ot $2.03@2.05, Flax was in fair roquest, and steady, Glover wan inactive, quotablo at $5,.50, Balos incluilo 300 bugs timothy at$3.50; 167 bags at $2.623¢ 3 100 bags ot $2.45; 23 bags fulr ot $3,40; 18 bags come o nt §2,20¢ 1 car flax at $1,80, SALT—Was in moderate domand nod firm, Wo re- peat: Onondoga, Canads, and Soginaw, Ane, 3200 onlinary casro, $2.10; ‘coardo dlumond, O, £, ground solar, $2.153 duiry, witlout bags, $3;255 dair; with bage, $4.10@4,25; Ashiton dairy, por puck, $5.008 25 3 Turk's Ielaud, $2.00 ; ground “alum, $1.50@2.10. S~—Remain dull and weak, oxcopt now Jap- ans, which oro in good roquest at former ratew. Wo'makono change in our quotations, which aro na follows :Youny byson, common to fair, 43@3%0 § do good, 60@700 3 do choito to extr fue, U3c@H107 comiinon'ta fitte old Lyaon, 70@90c; coramon dmpurial, B5@&05¢ ; good to choice do B0e@31,10; fuir togood gun= powdor, 70@900 ; choica Pingsiiey, ;_oitrs Moyune, @140 ; choico to oxtra new Japan, 90e@S1, r to good old, 65@700; common doy 38@Adc’; colored ntural loafdapan, A53050; common o o Coloug, (5 15o; guol 3@ ; sholcs to extry, e@81.00, 1, JOBACOO—Thoro waa a fair domand at tho follow- ng range of prices: e Curr~Extra, 13@8%0; cholco, 053700 § modie um, 55@60e ; poor to dammon, dU@302, TLuG—Nafural_loaf, 0@800'; Ll bright, 00@700 ; bluck, sound, 45@550. Bx0KING—Good to clioleo, 83@300; medium, 0@ Slg; common, L0280, WOOD—1e quoto ihio market fuict and stosdy at tho Dricea folowlug; Boaul, $0.80; maplo, $10.80; hiokory, $11.60 ; elabe, $5,50@7.00, delivored, WOOE—Tho 'market {8 very quiet. It is probablo tluat douior, tn order to offoot sales, would bo obliged to nccept fower prices, but thore is mo apparont dcalro to pross sales, doators generally looking upou tho futura with _confdouc, Prices are Littlo baitor than nominal, oa foloya 3 ub, washed, primo, .. “Lub, washod, conmon Courmou dlngy. Fleoce, washod, X& Fleeco, washod, X&X X, dingy. Tlooce, washod; wediuin ligut, Qoarno, woslied,veeee Fioco, unwashod, conro to modiu Fluoce, wnwashod, coarso and diugy. Fieceo, unwashod, fino, Bupor uud oxtra pllod, » Burey wool, 0@ 160 loks, —_— CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET, SaTuRDAY Evenmio, Oct, 11, Anottier quiot day was pasod at the lumbor markot, Tho otferings woro falr, and, us compared with tho do- wuand, oxcousive, There was somo Snquiry iu the morning from country morchants, and abotit halfen. duzen curgoes were sold, st unchanged prices, The O uotations followiny $14.00 ‘to'good. . o 20 do | e tons of tho market {8 ono of frmness, and desls S20m 20 (i tharo will b6 an Irahrovamare sl end noxt weck, Pisca stuf » hold fraly at $0.0,only ine {orlor cacgony solling for letn and fhlr mill-tun i ber brought $13,50 today ; ath aold for §206, Wo re- peat quotations ¢ Fair {0’ oholco mill-run boards snd siripe, $13,00810.0; good strips and board, 812,00 13,003 common to mediuin do, $0,00@10,00 ¢ Jolats and ac&l]ldlnfl, $8.60@0.00; ahingles, §3,35; Int, $187%@ i LUMDRN FREIOHTA. Maniatos, $2.00; Muskegon, §200; Lndington, $3.26 § Grand Haven, $2,00; Pontwater, 2,25 ; Men-~ ominée, $2.50; Oconlo, $3.00@8,25; Whita Lake, $3.25, Bdles inolude : Gargo Aohr ——, {0 arrive from Muskegon, 210 m mill yiver fumber ot $12.60, Sold by Charles Detming & Co, Cargo achr Skidinors, from Pentwnter, 76 m ploce Atufl at90,00; 135m lalh at $2.00. Sold' by William Moglado, A B AT THR YANDS, Business at the ambor-yards fs fairly aotivo, Tho Tocal trade la rather quict, but thore 18 a good interior demand, snd prosont prices ato protty woll nustaincd. Hardwaod is rather qulet and casy, but not notably fower, Woquota Firat cloaT.e ... Becond elear, 1 fn Third closr, 1 fucl Third cloar, thick Glear flooring, 1 e g & E 8 25.00 @10.00 23,00 (323, e 1800 @20.00 Comimon flooring, dressod, firat. 300 @500 CGommon flooring, dressod, necond. ... 28,00 @30.00 ‘Wagon-box boards, solectod, 14 inchics and upward 3000 @38.00 Antock bontd 80,00 @38.00 1 ntock board a0 @.00 Ostack board B0 @18.00 Common_ boarda, . 1200 @13.00 Jolat, scantling, smail {imber, fencing, 21¢,, 10 foot snd undor, green 12.00 @15.00 Joist and acantling, 18 to 24 f 1400 @2000 1200 @15.00 10 @13.00 Gedar plosts. 100 @18.00 Godar posts, rous 1700 @5.00 Latl ; 235 @ 2.00 No. 1'sawad shingles. 160 @ 2.00 AorBar...... B.E3K4@ 3.15 Bhiogles on irack, @ 301 No. 1 sawed....... 195 @ 1.60 Three dollars per car £o ba ndded when transferred, which chargo follows tho shingles, Thickuesa—Five shingles to bo two inchies n thick- nosh, Longth—Sixtoen fnchos. MANDWOOD, Black-Walnut — Counters, $100.00@150,00: clear, 0@35,00:_common, $TN0GH0007 cull, $20.008 e B 40 00 $10,00@25.00, sli—Clear, $23,00@40,00 ; common, $16,00@5,00; aull 31000 in.sn:%; m;ll(?:dng, 30,0040, e a] leur, X WU comm X 00 5 SREARE s s @zs%m. ickory—Qiear, $28.00@50.00; comme X 35,005 call, $12.00@18,00, eanery #0 common, $10.00@25.00 Maplo—Clear, $32.40:@35,00; cull, $10.00@15.00, Bittazuut—Cloir, $35.00800.00; comman, $20.000 Qhorry—Clear, $40.00@60.00; 85,00 'n;’ull, su.m@m.oo.® 00d—Glear, common, $15.00@ Whitow ®10.00; common, $20.00 @00 cill $10.00615.00, T agon Btock—Hickory sxles, per fot, $1.00@1,50 wagon polas, oach, 4562530 5 b0%’ boardn, EN.0G Florlda red cedar, 350 por ft 3 mnhuilmy $0i3400 40 counters, 600 ; rosowood, 50@80a ¢ wiite holly, 06, bl b CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Ttoview for the Woolk Ending Satuxe dny Evoning, Oct. 11, s BATORDAY EvENING, Oct, 11, ‘The recolpls of live-stock aluco Saturday Lave boen. an follows: Hops, Bheep, ohis " 1,476 1,813 168 . 1,798 Weok ending Sof 5501105 Shipments have beon ad foilows : Catite, ) 26,409 . 4,050 82,3 the past weol » dull and uprofitablo one, A largo {ncrease in tho snpply of tlie dliTorent descriptions of stock {8 notod, auda very pronounced depreciation {n values, Hogs arg #6I 716@250 por 100 1bs, whilo tho decline {n cattle and shoep reaches fully 330 and_ 600 reapootivoly, Even ab the Teduced prices trading was dovold of “animation, and the amount of Atack remaining in the yards an- sl may bostated, in round numbors, at 0,000 cattlo, 10,000 Liogs, nnd 2,000 shoop, Amung {ho otlier obsta~ cléa to an sctivo and prosperous businoss, was tho lack of adequat~ ", “noportation facilities, Light, compara- Hvoly o werd \lio. toquiroments_of shippers, the sup- ly of stock cars was not wufficicnt o accommodate Tubim, and 8 constderablo amount of stock thut was purcliasod for tho Eastern market will have to Lo “*held ovor CGATTLE-AL the oponing of tho markot on Mondsy the outlook " soemed suspiclous for gollors, Telo- grams from tho East wore encouraging, and, 68 Bun- day'sand Monday's roceinta sggregated only 2,604 head, holders wore chearful snd confidout. But 'the Jargely-incroased nrrivals of the followlng two daye, togathior with the unfavorablo roaction atihoseaboord, entirely changed the complexion of the market, and sinco Thosday it boa boen & dull and dragging frado, with pricos woak and declining, Now York, Albany, Plttaburgh, Buffalo, and, In fact, all the Exatern mar— ot haye hind » auzplis'of cattle, and pricea aro ma- terially lowor st all paints, the roduction ranging from. 250 to 70 per 100 fbe, Hero tho decline hisa Leen 25@ 800, aa comparod with the highest point of last weok,— comsmon and modium grade, 13 ususl, suffering most. During tho st hulf of tho week some very fuy catilo swere recelyod, and sales at $5.05@6,00 were not infre- quent, while o two or threa fnstances $6,10@0.15 was realized, bus, zeinco Wedueaday, a marked detariora. tlop hus boch oticeable, and malcs wera mostly at rices ranging dowaward 'from $4.75, Packars have en doing littlo or nothing, nnd the purchasos of feadera wero olso lmited, leaving shippera snd local butchers the only considorablo operators, The pur- chasea of the fosmery—together with the Dumber for- warded on ownera’ account—amountod {0 about 8,000, Zchiofly at. $4.23@5.00 for_common to g30d grades, and at $5,30@5.65 for cholco, Datweeu 3,000 and 1,600 hioart wont {nto tho hands of local butehere, moste 1y at $2.00@0.15 for Toxans, aud nt $2.75@3.1 for zntives, Homo ncalawag Texans were taken ut $1.503 175, while in a fow instancos $4,0034.25 was pald for chofca cows and fafr ateors, Stockers wero but litth inquired for, nd just ot prosent tho market i3 nomi~ nof at $2.76@3.75 for poor to really gaod droves, Veal calves sull anywhere from $3,00 for inferior, to $5.50 for atrictly chiofes, To-day the arrivals woro upnsually heavy for a Sate urdny, and holders wero obliged o further shada prices {n ardor o offoct Aalos. Buyera did no Guairons to invoat, howover, ven at tho lower rates, and but o small amount of trading was accomplishod. Fully thieo-fourths of tho receipta wero Tozus cattlo Tl markot closod dull nnd weak. 2 QUOTATIONS, ing 1,400 Extes Doovos—Graded steors, uveraging 1y It and upward, SRV LY 1A 1] Qtioico Beoves—riie, uf, wal forial 3 fosr to B yoar old atoors, wvers o L it i ; g G50 @oud Beevea—Well-futiencd, finoly forme stears, averaging 1,200 1o 1,350 a.... ... 405@5.00 Medium’ Grades—Stoers in fair flosh, aver- nglug 1,150 40 1330 18..0puuees. . LBRLI Butekiors' Stock—Common o fair and good to extra cows, for city alaughter, averagiug 00 to 1,100 168, . 5.00@4.00 Btock Cattlo—Common c 13 flosh, nveraging 700 to 1,050 ibe 2,75@3.75 Inferlor—Light aud thin cv , stigs, buils, und scallawag steors .0 2.00@2.50 Qattie—Tozas, cholce corn-fod. . 42534715 Cuttlo—Toxaw, Northorn wintered... 3,0034.00 Gattle—Texas, throvzh droves.... 175@275 110GS—Early n thd weok thoTaarket, wad aciive and ricos advancad a triflo, AL nudoz's sud Tussday's sal ra ety offectod at $4.33b4.60 for Lieavy, aud at $¢.60@ 4,85 for light, but tho enotinous raccipts of Wedues. dny, followed by 13,513 on Thursdsy, taken in conneo- How withs tho lack Of shipplog facillilos, broke the ‘matket, pricos rapldly rocedlug untll $L00@4.33 for Tieavy, and $4.30@4,00 for light, was roachod, At this Polnt holders mude u bold stauil und have succcesfully Tontstod the offorts of buyers to force s farther do- clivs, Packers ara brginnfug to put thele houses in ocder, praparatory for ho soneon's work, but tho nctual busucas of’ puckiug will probsbly uot opon el baara Nov, 1, To-lay there was & good sitendancoof buyers, among whom there was ovident a deatro to fuveet lbar- ally, but tho tranaportatin companies could uot fur- ulsh o adequato’ supply of car, and trading wea somuwhat limifted {n consequence, " ‘Che ruling brices Were $4.00@4,25 for comimon to chofco Lieavy, und $4.45 @400 for poor to cholca light, A few cliolea bacon grades word taken at .05, “Llio markot closed teady and ilri ot the abova qitafationt, RITXKY—Tricon of this class of stack lave suffored o declio during o weeok fust closed, owlug to {110 oxceusivo supply, Opentig hnles wos od n $178655.00, bk &t Hho oloso $1.50 8 ho outaldo Agure, and 1t wonld hava to bean oxceptionally Aus drove that wonld cominand ovor $4.35, Tl paorer sorta £0ld down as low as $2.75@3.00, white mediun to good qunltien went o begglug ut $1.35@3.76, Many romain {i'the. pous unsold, sud tho wuarket cloved dull aud heavy. serlon THOTEL, HOTEL BRUNSWICK Twontpuixtlissty Fifthenvy, and Twenty-sev enthientyy NEW YORK CITY, ‘Wil apon Oct, 1, 1878, groatly onlarged and ontirely reno. ;_-uu{.- i) Homor Tranalin “Guorla ‘e fha ‘ravuliug P'ablio. i liool Tiruimrlck ombracos tho entire blook on Fiith-av., overlouking Madiron SBquaro, and presonts the unrivaled advantags vl » Irunt; Irn 1 threo 8 ro; L1 tho et AF0 swoll venitlatod, woll Hightod, And sups fied withs basherooms and all modorn conenlohces, aud o furni ure sud sppolntments are of the Lost, Tor Iy il Terie, addrosa the Propriotors, BITTERS. PERFECTION! BOKER'S BITTERS, Bowure of Countorfoltes