Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1873, Page 6

§ “ whicly, 1o the extent THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1873, MONEY.AND COMMERCE. MONETARY, ‘TunsvAY EveNing, Nov, 18, The only prominent featura fn finences to-day . e the further advauco In the prico of gold to 110, probably in consequence of tho bolligerent tone of publio opinion on the CGuban qusation, Livon 1f ull this talk about war should rosult in hothivg i that direction, It will, at least, divert the public mind from tha financlal puzzle, and wnke nn oxenso for tho paylng outof moro greonbnoks in tho navy ropairs, aud both of thoso thinga will ! 5lp to overcomo the paralyaly resulting from tho panie. . ‘The hizh ratos of 1} to 2 per cont por month for monoy aro still malntainod {n the opon mar- kot fu this city, but tho supply of funds Is avi- deatly fucronsing, Now York oxchango is still 8o soarco that thoro aro no sales botwoon banks, and mnearly all the banks aro shipping curroncy to Naw York to rusko oxchange, TROSPEOTIVE ' EINANCIAL BOREMES IN CONGRESS. Boveral prominent Wostorn Senators hava al- ready boen taking Timo by tho forelock, by avowing thoir purposo to opposo tho achemos of curroney inflation which they expeot will come Jiko au -avalancho_on Congross as soon as it moots, In Indlannpolls, a fow days ngo, Bomator MortonIndiosted bl (mrpoun to that effect. Our dispatches from Vull.\infiwn yestorday etate that Sonators Bher- mav and Garfield bave exprossed similar views, Wo happon to know, also, that Benntor Logan is upflnucd to tho issuo of any moroe graonbacks, but that, like Mr, Garfleld, ho is in fayor of frop bonking. It is probabla that If thoro in any such tromendous prossuro brought to bear on Con- gress for currency inflation, a8 {s predicted, It will coma almost entirely from tho Eastern Btntes. The rccent crisis Las demoastrated that tho busiaces of tho West, being based on produots that are primo necoasities: rain, pro- visions, wool, lumber, &e.,*&ec., I8 on a much sounder basia'than in the Hast, whore gapital’ls 80 largely invested in joint stocks and socurition that have declined much moro in prico than tho products of the West. 1t fs poeeiblo, however, that many of thoso who are axpressing their opposition to currency inflation do not know what would make * cur- roucy fnflation." On this pomt, it would be well for them, before thoy maot in Congrega nnd bogiu to talk aboutit, to got aclear understanding of tho fact that it would be impossiblo to produco currency inflation oxcopt by an 1increase of greenbacks sufliciont to Soprucln!u thoir valuo, " Inflation of bank notes (proporly socured by the doposit of bouds) Is impossibla without an iucrease of greenbacls first, becauso tho bank notes are radcomable in” greonbacks, and, it tho value of tho greonbacks is sustained, thero can bo no doprecintion in tho valuo of the bank notes, und, consequontly, no inflntion of the bank curroncy, It is plain, thon, that thero can be no danger in suthorizing FLEE DANKING, s By this wa moan nlmgly tha repeal of the clouses in tho National Carrenoy act which ro- strict tho total volume of National Bank notes to 854,000,000 " Thoso restrictions ought to bo romoved, becauso, as they ~stand now, thoy creato o' _monopoly of tho privileges of National Banking, and becauso thoir ropoai would permit tho.pooplo to havo Just as much _currenpy as thoy have capital to pay for. Weknow thero sra many peoplo who fancy that if United BStates bondu can bo depos- ited in the Treasury and 90 per cent of circuln- tion drawn against thom, this 90 per cent of cur- rency may be used to buy moro bonds, and thoee bonds bo also doposited to got moro circulution, and so oo ad {ibitum, and that this would result in *tinflation of tho ‘curroncy.” Now, any man who gots this moggot in Lis brain should eall to mind the fact that in_ this process the Govern- ment would simply be ewappivg omo furm of prowmises to. pay, for apother, viz.: bank-noles for bonds, ‘snd that in oach swap tho ‘Croasuror tales a margiu of 10 por cont aud looks it up in a vault whera it 15 not availablo for any purpose of hypothecation, The Government is responsiblo for tho redemption of the bank notes, thoreforo the brnk noto is ouly another foim of Goverumont indobtedness, It 18 plain that there would be no increase of out- stauding Qovernmont obligation in this process of wwapping bauk notes for bouds, and thore- foro no inflation, It I8 true, this procoss would turn & larger proportion of the capi- tal of {ho country into Enper monoy, but it there should get to be moro currency thon the business community could ase, tho bauk notes would doprecinto sufficiont to causo a reconvergion ot the capital from bank Dotes into bouds, becauso tho bonds would mot bo_depreciated.’ Wo kco no differenco in tho principlo batween depositing a United States bo.d with the United Btates Treasury and got- 1ing 90 per cout of circulation ngaiust it, and de- ositing thoe same bond in a bauk and getting Fflnu of buok credit tothe samoe amount. Tho currency aud tho bank credit nre alike availablo a8 circulating capital,—bolh are an oxpansion of credit, but neithor one is an increase of oapital. 'I'ho Unitod Btates bonds, which somo peoplo’ fear would bo the means of making o # currency inflation,” under a free banking laty, must be hield now somewhere, and, wherever held, re nearly always used os a basis of credit upon which toborrow circulating capital of ono kind oranothor, Freo baaking would not lead to auy ‘more iuflation of circululing capital than thero is now. BPECIE PAYMENTS. Bolow wo print the letter of & correspondent, X" in regard to tho plan of Ar. Ropes, of Boaton, for resuming specio payments. Mr. Tiopes’ plau {8 at least n novel ong, but, we think, too complicated ovor to secura ndoption by Con- greas, or ta securo the idorsoment of the public : o the Kditor o The Chicago Tribunie : Tn theso duss when overy ono has a nosirum for the finaneial opidemic,it {s satisfuctory fo get tho well con- Biderod Views of u thoughtful mwni like Az, Ropes, who Lus made dusuce bis sudy, Lesldes carryig {t' luto succesrful practice, aid Whio ju ut tho saine timo fur cuough removed from the vortex in which we ara whirling to givo oy, in u 1neusure, the attitudo of u ool obeerver, ruther than of comuatant, iu tuls lifo aud death striggle, To follow Lim uuderstandingly, it may bo necessary to give u bufef synopsis of Mr, Hopes' Suancinl schemo, which ho publistied o fow montbs sfuco, and whicl {hion attructed wuc attention, slthough 't _came too luto fu tho lust_session of Congress to give it any chiunce for adoption, It was, p short, to have the Government fssuo o now worles of grecubucks, payable specifically in gold coln in Lwo yeuis from the date of cach monthly issue of 5,000,000, Theso gold greenbacks to bo put up ut auetion und soid to (o bighest bidder fn exchunge for old greenbacks, which were to b destroyed, It will bo seenn that no contraotion, unloss a volun- tary one, would follow the {usuo of ‘theso gold notes, ud thut'the irut uctuul resunption of $5,00,000 could ot occur until tho cxpiration of two yeare, and then only at tho rate of §00,0(0,000 peraunumi, Out great ad- vantag of this plan ‘16 ity very graduaf oporation, aud anotlicr is its abaolute certuiuty, Ouce ont, the gold recuback must bo pad, No action of Gorigress or ixecutivo can stop {ta payment, nothing whort of bakruptoy or repudiation; aud after Laving maine tajned our fuith whorever the speclfic promiso to pay gold has been made, through all the vicissitudes of war, it cannot bo doubted that the nation could and would redeom this comparatively lusiguificant sum In times of peuco, ‘At o pructical complemeut of the schemo in ocur- ing tho resumption of the National Bank, Mr, llopes proposes s Burenu of ledemption in Now York, in 9f its current meana and within prudent lonils, tho Treuvury sball tako up-in New York ull Natiuiial Bank notos presented there, giving each buuk histy duys to come forwsrd und Tedecu its circulution, under peualty of a forced salo of its United Brates bonds, “'ho offoct of ths would, of courss, bo o give fho bauk the advantags of the Goverument’s sdvunclug funds, for tlirty days, Instead of forcing them tu keop u larger fund rudy in New York for radumption, Doubtlesy, Mr, Ropen’ schome can be fmproved, by adding some rostriclions upon the banks kgainst pay- fng 1utcrest on dopoalts, and in such other reapicts ua tho cxporience of the’ crisls may indieato; Lut fts clifef elemeuts of moderation in- tiime, of certufuty and. steadiucsd (n cxecution, and of providings cérlain smount of coorcion upon’ the banks to redsom tieir Dillu at the great commercial contre, commend it to tho publlc sitention, 1t may Lo well to stato that Mr. Ropes last spring fook exictly thu sawno ground ho does now us (0%the extent of payiuent i spocly which would becamo dice- cssnry, nanicly, thut whon $200,000,000 of greenbincka had been paid in gold sud cancelod, resumption tould Ly buatt compleled, aud that the yematuder of the old greenbicks would romain fu circulation, giving us aboul $300,L03,000 of paper cirenlation, beaface &ll tho coln of thiu couutry for ordinury ke, sud the coln re servea of the whols workd left ojien o us to. give ele Hclty ta our finunces In owergoncios, Tg-dny wa e run butt up ugainet the limit of our $100,000,000 of puper, and 1he rest of the chrront monvy of ts world ki shut out from us, thus proving, what experiouced Guunclors bave ulways ild, thut i frredoomnble paper eirculation munt ba the lae: elastic and tho most dangoraus mudiun, Wisthcr Mr. liopes in vight iy reduciug bin monthly serios of gold greeulincka from $5,000,000 10 §3,0%,000, a8 uioston for practcal son (o conttder, Thirtyoatt ‘milions & your of resumption, ond thot begluning two yoarn uftor the passugy of tho ot, may svam too radual, Brilla would tsko over seven yeara to vodoem the $270,000,600, but tho cortaluty of its offecting_ resump. tion’ would, of courso, bring about prictfeal roe sumption véry mucls ugoner, no living man can fell ‘hoin soon, provided tho poople'belleved In itu certainty, ad appreciated buo fuct that the produclug classes ura fho ones who auffer th,most by anr preaciit Hiotunt. ingand dotsned cuvrav.yy which i 10 diroedly adapted to speculation, rathier iz 80 tho Wants' of houest lu- 7. : 'Ouicaao, Nov, 17, 1874, Etvact Srom s ieker Jrom Joueph 8 Ropes, Feq, C’\I;frnm" of the Luston Chamber of Commierss, now ndon & o4 being provented from reluraing hems this #enon, the more, that Thad hoped to attend th aval monting of {ha Nattonnl Doged of Trado, nnd o my part in urging upon it, and through {t upon Con~ grens, tho imminent danger of our prasont finnnclal vonitfon, and tho finperative necomity of adopting thio Rocessnry romody without further dolay, T nood ot tomind you (it thid lato lorrible financlal criala l morely an_agyravatod r.potition of ‘whot Line gono boforo, rud that simllar criacs will cone tinuo to ocour, more Trequont porhiaps, sud cortainly more (ntonso, o long aa wo coutinue 16 our prosent courso, and until olthior some_ feasiblo mothod of cou- tigction fa applied, or tho knot is cut b ‘bankruptey on i ons i, G ropuliation on e olfiers sults X have now boen prodicting for years; iy aro ti inoviabla muu&l)‘;‘ for dmn“um&nu ol ardly havo anticipatod such prompt and torriblo rotribution, Wo may at Jeunt uo b o oyer Uint thin bittor e3poriance oiay rouso the apiii: of tlio poople, and qui 1o lllulorl.lp h’ % ot wiil havo aeen, by the proposition which ins beon aubmition 1o tho' Nations! Boare of Trado, that I do not ask, or oxpeot, Gongross to adopt my particus Iar _schome aa a romedy, though X entiroly bellevo in it mysolf ; but that I call upon all honost “men to de- mand tho appointment of a° commission, to fnvestl- gato the subjoct und tho situstion, aud to devise an offectual remoily, It Lias been evident tomo for some timo paat that dlrict contracdon, or the withdrawal of grosobacks by tho Govarument,isno longor possible, The banka and tho peoplo can barely meet thoir Liabilitios; any withdrawal of ourrency from ciroulation would moroly precipitate insolvoncy, —- It 18 doubtloss tru that many of our merchants and munufacturors aro in & perfeoily sound finauclal posl- tion, bLut I supposo that our bank loaus have become more oud moro conneoted with ntock aperations, o Inrge part of which may really bo unsound, or, at leust, may dopend for their solvency upou the continued in: fll;t nndul OUF CUrTEncy, n ordortoavold a very genernl bankruptey, time must 10 given for tho ehsticior of ihame bonk losms 1oy changed, for {his mass of llabilitics to bo contracted within reasonable limite, and for theso inflated valuos o bo roauced approzimitely to a apoclo bass tfs can only bo nccomplishiod by the voluntary action of capi- tallsts themselves ; that is, frst, of the banks, and accondly, of thosa who hold bank doposila, or, in other Words, “those who bavo & claim for ready monoy, whothior on the banks o on tho peoplo, IF thla clans of capitallats can o induced graduslly to call {n their funds, 50 that thera tmay be & margii for contraction, fustead of the chronio scarcity which now oxists, tho' first great atep towards resumption ‘will have been taken, 1t was, a8 you aro awars, to bring about this state of {hings, that my own scliemo was devisod, by oxchang= ing overy oxlsting groanback, oa far ns Possiblo, for somothing which, within' o fow months, or years at Sarthost, would possesa o definito specio value, This would induce overy bank, and overy holder of ready monoy, to inveat at least some portion of thelr funds in this'form, Buch contraction being entirely voluntary, could ot bo complained of by tio peoplé, or interfered with by Congress; while the stoadily uc- cumulating bank reserves aud bauk deposits would loave no protonso for allogioe that tho country was ahort of currency, “This whola process, howover, as you aro awaro, must go on very gradually, or it might produca distress or disastor ; aud it was for this reason that I proposed to ‘mako tha first installment of legal tendora rodsemable only after two years ot least, sud then only at the rate of 5,000,000 per month, which would give us, say five years, to come back to par with speclo, Had this plan been ndu¥tnd bofors ths late reduction of revenue from fmports, its sucecss would, I beliove, havo boon com- ploto and triumphant. But tho great diminution, not only of revenus but of reservesin the Treasury, has promoted inflation and greatly weakoned our financlal position, a0 tlat I am now disposed to think i asfer to limit tlio redemp- tion of greentacks in spaclo to $3,000,000 inetoad of $5,000,000 per montb, still postponing ita commence- ment at least two years, Even boforo tho late financlal troublos oceurred, T havo bad o strong impression thiat the presont Cone gross might Lavo tho las chianca of solving tha tro- ‘mendous problom, B OF courso this fecling fs now fntensified, and 1f {ho Government should carry out tho plan of’ incrossing tho issue of legul tendora permanontly to $400,000,060, 1 fear the case will bo past remedy. If that danger 8 eacapod, tho next I think will bo of an oppoeita uature, viz : shat the premium on gold, being now reduced &o low, tho Govornment may ven- turo to undertake to resuio specio psyment ulmost {inmodiately, Mr, —— and _mysclf Lave both boen nstonfslicd by this great docling In gold, I at- tributo it, bowever, maluly to tho groat scarcity of currency, ond, probably, o temporary bulance of trade in our favor with Europe (for,as I said_bofore, the merchanta are probably {n a far sounder financial po- sftion than tho peoplo gonorally), and slso o some in. definito expectation of & specdy resumption of spocle payment, whih, for ha time, makes everybody will- Iuit to scll gold ratherthan to hoard it, But I need not assure you of my firm and unbrokan conviction thut uo power on earth can emablo us to mofntain specio poyments with *anything ike our present volumo of socalled puper money, Wo bave about $700,000,000 of Lank aud Governmont currenay. Mr. andl T agreod together that prob- y $400,000,000 corld not e exceeded on o Bpecio Lo~ els] but fam willlug to_concede $00,000,000 na a no plub ultra, and T wid stako whatover fnancial repitta- \ton I muy possces on the distinct sescrtion hat with ‘mors thau that amount in cireulation spocio redamp- ton is impossible, It follows that at lesat 200,000,000 must Lo with- drawn beforo thoro can Le uny bope of maintainin spocio payment, and [t 1a botter not to resumo st a than not to muiutain it when resumed, 1 am quite_aware that very fow comparatively will subscribe to these viows, but Tam not the less confl- dent in upholding them, and I am fully satisfed that nothing will ever be accomplished on ouy otler basis, however many experiments may be tried, Now, n8-we can do nothing whatever to coerca tho ‘banka iu that way or any other, and 8 wo probably can get n majority of tho people, st least, to admit that specio payment by tho Government s dosirable, wh ot concontrato our efforta on these two simplo point: that the Govorament should, as slowly and gradually a8 you please, redoom tho greohbacks in somo biich way a8 my plun suggests, and, to relleve the banks from ull anxioty and disarm telr_opposition, let tho Government assumo tho redemption of. their notos for en tho languld onorgy of our e | which it holds sccurity,~not necesvarily (q specte, but ‘merely {n lawful money, that is, in money 'which ‘will o slowly, but surely, rising to s apecio. value, month by montli; xnd year by year. LOCAL BTOOK AND TOND MARKET. Mesars. Praston, Kean & Co. quote as follows thia p, m. ; Buying. Selling, U. B, Caof 31, 1327 1y U. 8, 5-208 of X 1073 108Y U, §, 5-208 of 0§, 10055 1093 3 109 10 % 11T 1Iyend U, 8, 5-30s of '67 January oud July 113% U, B, 5208 of '68 January and July:1123¢ 113 L2008 107X@108 G4 (new ifauo). ... 085 1082 v, 108} 2 U, 8, currency 03, 1007 1103 Goli (full weight). 109 1003 100 00k cins par, i svis 1093 Sterling exchange (large drafie).... ii.. 100}@108% Chicago Clty e O8and int, Qook County 2 Vil 9sand fnt, ‘Town, county, and city 10 por cent LORB, cvsvseeeee s v 95 @ 97X NEW YORR STOOK QUOTATIONS, 3 New Yonx, Nov. 18,—Sterling, 106, GOVERNMENT NON +.11431Cougons, 7. Coupous, '03.....1...108% Coupons, 'G3 Coupons, '6k..1. ... 100%110-40s... Coupous, '03.... . ....10% Cutipons, *65 (aow).. 113 Coupons, ‘8L, BoNDS, [Virgiuian, old., North Carolin: o " 3¢|North Carolinas, new “Tounesseey, oW, Virginiss, new, sT0CKS, Canton..,.,.. 65 8t. Paul pfd Western Unfon, ... ... 674 Wabasl,, Quicksilver,. 10” [ Wabash pfd.. Adnms Express,..... 0% Ft, Wayuo, 8 Terro Huute,....,... 6 (Ferro Hauto pfd ... 10 Chicago & Allon ... 90 273¢!0hicago & Alton prd,, 941 803 Oblo & Misslssipyd, {0%]0,.0. % C. i Pittaburgh (ex, inf Northwestern, i Northwestern 613¢:Contral Pacific bonds, 00 Rock Island {0z, div.), BT} Del, Lack, & Weat,., BIX N, 3, Contral.vereeves L B, 11, 15 BE Puul gupee REAL ESTATE. The following Instrumants wero filed forrecord on Tuosday, Nov, 18: OITY PROTERTY, North Wolls st, s of aud nesr Gooths st, w £, 22x163 11, dnted Bopt. 8 ; consideration, $2,310, North Wells st; nosr tho above, w 7, 22x103 £, dated Sopt, 8 ; conslderution, $2,810, Wast Ghlcago av, s 0 cor of Leavitt st, nf, 24x121 £, datod Oct. 13 ; consideration, $1,300, Lincoln at, bet Thorana and Augusts st3, ef, 60x125 1t, dated Nov, 1 ; conslderation, $1,180, * "Loomia st, 137 ft a of Madison st, 6 f, 48 3-10x1351t, dated Nov, 133 consideraton, $10,000 ‘Wilson g, 0% ft w of Olinton st, o £, 352110 £ dated Nov, 8 ; consideration, $1,600. Adama st, 201 ft9 of Weslcrn av, s 1, 24x122 fi, dated Nov, 0 ; convideration, §2,000, Superior st, o of and near Pine st, in rear, 60137 ft, 23} on, §1,000, oy ot of Feamont s nf, 05125 11, dated Sept, 1'; consideration, §2,500, “Twonty-tbril at; n o corner of Buddan at, 8 f, un- divided 15 of 100548 410 fh, dated Nov. 17 " conuldera- "D\"}{nfiff' |wmmer'l'w&nlyfigl:‘:‘h st,e f, 261130 “ifl:fifi‘:‘.:‘-v, &1522:"1’-;.‘,.,4“...‘:4 and Thirty-8th sty 2 ttoalioy, dated’ Nov, 15 ; conufduration, 00, . I'wenty-ono lota in Block 17, of Tiernan's part of o 5. 3¢, al of Bec, 16, 9, 14, sted Sept, 1; consider- ation, $20,100, Lot 47, In Block ¢, of Wigh's o 3¢ Tlock 15, Shef- fDeld’s Addition, r\.Afml Oct, 90 ; conwldarution, $450, ADL\(;I;ID oty ‘?l" u‘fl !45:! %!; by 6 £, 20x109 ft, dated ug, 10 ; consideration, $4,133, 111 o of B Lot of w & Tats 20 to 34, of Block 3 Snoulola’s Addiiion, tated “Nor. 17} conslderaiion, 5, # Iglehert'a Lot 1, in N 3{ Bub-Lot 7, and s ¥ 6, of mm-{‘n, Bhemolds Addiffou, duted Nov. 17; constd- oration, $1,0 $1,000, Lota 1110 14, fu Young & Rowley's s 3 Dlock 81, w of raflroud, ia Hoo, 83, 9, 14, dated Nov, 8 conuider oot Block 7, of Daria 8 1¢ 8 w ) Bea, 22, 3, n of Davis'n Gaiad Nov,1§ cousldasation, 8100 NORTIL OF OITY LIMITH, Lot 0, in Wecklor's Block if of Dlock 12, o )¢ Beo, 20, 40,14, dated April 10; conaideration, 3800, HOUTIT OF OITY LIMIFA, ot 214, in Block 1 of Byan's part h o i Hoo, 4, 3, 14 dnted iy 1 constderntion, $3,100. ub-Lot 0, in 'Oleaver's Lots b to 8, in Dlnck 0, Oloay= orville, dated Bopt, 20; considoration, 45,000, e COMMERCIAL. Tuzspar Eventa, Nov, 18, Tho following woro tho racoipts nud shipmonts of the leading articles of produce in Chiengo during the past twonty-four hours, and for tho corresponding date one yoarngo: RECRITTR, || BTIFMTNTA, 1879, | 1872, 1879, | 1872, Flour, bria, B !,Ufl.‘\ 0,600 6,02 Whoal, ongtof andio| 135,90 70, 40,720 40,617't 180,602| 16,7} 0774 203, l,agg l?:fl") 30| 1,600 8,600, 2,400/ 20,250| 17,050 115,90“’ 1178,870|| 834,036! 632,200 60} 247 130 01 By face| 4,174 110,380 10,140]( 402,802| 300,045 ,760 10,400{| 09,307} 132128] 60,970) 34 0)i: 2| 7,007 1,01 1,920 673 487| 141,510( 192,375 120,750] 04 283 141 3 102,611 91,728 23,037 83,30 Potatoos, 18,437 1,220 4,0001.. . Lumber, a1 foot, 4,444 7,040 1,617) 1,780 Bhingles, m, 32,400| 4t a1 603 Tath m' w| ol eyt Balt,’br's, el 12,0820 2400 2,885 Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city con- sumption : 880 bu whoat; 9,104 bu corn; 6,680 bu oata; 1,980 bu rye; 2,058 bu barloy. Tho following grain has Leen inspoctod into store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 200 cars whoat; 97 cars corn, 16 cars oats, 6,400 bu No. 2 do, by canal; 2 cars ryo; 10 cara barloy. Total (833 cara), 129,000 bu. A well-known operator in,wheat, who is on tho right sido of tho deal, was tho subject of re- mark to-day. Bomoe one in tho crowd asked of Lim, a8 Hamlet didof the playor King: *‘ What's (bo) Cuba to bim, or ho to (lfe) Ouba?” To whioh it wae reaponded thnt the present situation increases his Cuba-cal capacity for money-mak- ing. There can bo littlo doubt that the Stato plan of rogistration and cancollation of grain receipts is adoquate to ineuro a full oversight, and prompt corraction when neodod, of any evil that may arige in the conduot of tho warchouses, Tho thing needed {8 that tho plan shall bo fully oxocuted, and the Board of Commiasionors aro rolpunsihln for this. T'ho loading produco markots wera again tairly active to-day, and stronger, excopt provisions and barley, Tho trading was largely spocula- tivo, of courso, but thore was n fair domand for shipmont for the scasou—ospocially whon o take into nccount the stormy charactor of tho dsy, which onco mors threntened the safoby of those who ventured upon the lake, 1f not to shut up nuvigation altogotlor. iiore was, Lowover, a pgood demand for grain, both for cash lots nng options, Tho thFu bolow shows that our stocks in store have beon materinlly reduced during “the past weel, whioh not only makes money casior, but puts less grain on the market, while the prospect of warlike activity undoubt- ealy stimulates a desire to own property ns far s it can bo takon hold of with tho limited amount of cash at command. Honce the pros- poots are fair that country Loldors of produca will bo ablo to realize a little botter prices for thelr proporty thannow. The East is not well supplied, aud will need o great deal of grain this winter, while Europo will want both breadstuffs and provisions, Lngland slono would take alf that wo bave to sparo of both, 1f she could ay for. It, and will undoubtedly take liborally. Ylut tho noto comes across tho water that money ia very tight in Dritish produce circles, and somo roquests huvo beon receivod horo to hold on to property slrcady purcinsed for ship. ‘mont, tho assigued reason being the difloulyy of makitg immodiato puyment. If this foaturo should develop to n considerablo oxtent, it would probably malko o far greater dileronce fn tho prices of provisions than in graiv, a8 the lattor must be bad, while tho formor can be dis- pensed with to somo oxtent, No imporaut chango in tho genoral foatures of tho dry goods markot was uoticeablo, Some littloincrense in tho demand was reported, as o result of the recent reduction of prices, but there is still an absonco of any apocinl activ- ity in any departmont of tho markot, buyers, as a rule, still refraining from ordering in Iargor amounts thau scow to bo required to supply immodiate wants, Thoro \as & fair in- quiry for cortuln lings of grocories, but the gon- oral markot was lucking u activity, and, with a fow oxcoptions, tho quotations wero boiug shinded a8 an inducement to. purchasers, Thistes os- pecially noticeable in_ooffees, sirups, molasses, sud rico, and, accordingly somo changos aro made in'our quotations. _Sugars continno activo and are exceedingly firm, o further advanco of © belug ostublished to-day—in eympathy with'tho New York markot. Butter and.checso sold to & . fair nggregats, and wero steadily hold at former quotations. Coal wag again dull aud “woak, . molably 80 for eoft descriptions, in which it will bo_seen some furtlier roductions Lave boon made. Stocke are large, and lolders manifest considerablo anxioty tosell, Bagging wos stoady at S0igo for Stark, 8i3¢o for Lowiston, snd 31e tor American. No changes weronoted in_ tho to- baceo, pig iron, and wood markots, trade ruling dull, with pricos in buyer’s favor, 'Fish romain innctive and weak, whitellsh, trout, herring, and cod being quoted lower. Dried frmits woro quiet, with prices gonorally steady. ‘There Was ouly & modotate domand for oils, and former quotations waro scarcoly sustaiued for carbon, lard, and livseed. A roduction of lc in naphtha is nlso noted. The everago demand for lumboer pravailed at the yards, and pricos woro comparativoly stoady. Tho wholesale markot was more active atthe aamo low pricos which have bgsen ruling sinco the panic, 'Lhe supply of lumber was quile lib- eral, and _ probably tho largest that will bo of- fored ot the docke agnin this soason. Tho iron and metal markets wero quiot and ersy, with tho oxcoption of imported goods, which are nominal- Iy fitmer, in_sympathy with gold, Buikding ma- terinls and vaval vtores were dull, Tho demand for drugs aud cliemicals continues only fair, and prices are without quotable chauge. ido trom a fair iuquiry for pork bhmirels at B1.45, there is little doing in cooporage, nu quotations are without alterution, Tho wool, hops, aud broom-corn markats waro again iof, and tho former i _cntiroly nominal, whilo staples Lo meet currcut wants, ‘Uhore was n tol~ eravty fair trade in Loy at formor prices. Green frults ware n moderate roquost, and casy though ahoice lots brought outside quotations. .Tho do- maud for potatoos coutinues rully up to the sup- ply, which it liberal, aud the market is reportad finn. 1ides woro in good roquest from taunors, aud s tritlo irmor. Choieo poultry was sulablo, also gawd, to Lhe rotail trado nt full prices, Highwinos word quiet and }4e highor, with vory litte, olforod, aud uales coutined to' small lots, The'market opened with 870 bid, and closed firm ut 87}4c for round lots. Sales were roport~ od of 80 aud 26 bris ac 840, and 50 brls nt 8740 per gallon. Naw York continues firm, which wus uot caloulatod on by oporators two or threo duys 250, or tho prics lore would huve advauced soouer, Lake freights woro dull and unchanged, fow yossoles being either offored or wauted, on the Dasin of G}€e for corn uud To for wheat, both by tail to Bullalo, The storm tendoed to mako boti caritors nud shippors earoless about oporating. A total of six chiartors was reported, which will carry out 62,000, by wheat, 110,000 bu corn, and 25,000 bu oats, Provielons were moderatoly nctive, but gonor< ally lower, ‘ho roceipts of "hogs wero larger, caualng o reduction n}fi@lfla por 100 Ibs on the prico of the raw mataial, and packors wera obliged to modify their tigures, in ordor to moot tho viows of buyers. The pmmber of orders on tho floor wayw loss, aud eome of thoso woro yoduced this morning, while soma agonts for Inglish houses reportod that thete is s declded backwardness about paying for auy more product than thoy cau holp at prosont, Henvo cash luvd and moatd, belng oxportablo Eumpuu y Wore waalkor than optlons, averaging u!ly ){,); pot Ih lower, whilo l;om options wora weakor than eash pork, which uin rather light supply, avoragiug 12}(@:{5« lower, Tho quostiou of ‘pricos [s largoly vue of hog supply § if the aubmals aro rushed in Lore fuotor thau thoy are wauted, prices muat go down, and with thom will drop off tho demaud for product, as buyers alwaye Lold away from u falllng mavket, "Packers lave nocousarily to work u littlo more closely this year thun usual, as neithor thoy nor the upoculative olement can afford to carry largo stocls whilo monoy i so closo, and for thiy reason the profit ou ;ymcklng may bo oxpeated to bo los than tho AYOrAKO, 08 tho packors are uot so well able to dlotate inthe matier- of rflnnu a8 herotofors,, The tnarket closed at thé following range of prices: Meas pork, new, oash or ssller Novewmber, 91l qui thero is o light demand for thotwo lasc numed @12.003 do sallor Vocombor, $11,00@11.,05 ; soll- or Jannary, 812,123¢@12.20; soller Nobrunry, #12.60@12.0254 4 prito masa pork, 810.50@10,00; oxtra primo do, £8,25@8.60, Lard, cnsh or scllor Nove.nbor, 87.00@7.12543 do, soflor Docombar, @1k 4 do, sollor Jnminry, ST.40@7.25} do, sollor Fobrunry, &7.46@7.60, Groen lnms at Ol¢@7oy eweet picklod homs, @70, Greon_shoulders ot 88{o; rough sides, b; do short ribs or long clear, DBXo: do short cloar, ot meats 1@I6 dnys in enlt, 4o for shouldors, blgc for short ribs nnd long cloar, and Go for short clear; boxed shoulders, su{lorDucumbur, 4}¢o; do Oumborlands, 6j¢o; do short ribs or long cloar, 0@03go; do- mhort cloar, 0} @ 8o} do long eut hnms, 73{@7}¢o. Monts, sollor Junuary sbout lgo mora than for Decombor. Mass Leof, $8,00@8.26 ; oxtra mess do, $0,00@ 0.26; boot hams, $17.60@18.00, Citytallow, ¢f @03§0; grenso quotablo at 4@5}go. ~Bales ware roported of 80 brla_moss pork (old) at $11,02}¢ ; 120 Lrls do at 11,60 ; 05 brls now moss pork at £12,00; 610 brls do sollor De- combor at_$12,00 ; 600 brls do_ sollor January at $12.25 1 260 brls do at 12,124 : 600 brls” do goller Fobruary at $12.76; 230 brls do at 812.033¢ ; 100 ‘tes lard at7}go; 250 tcs do ab e7.ns;’{inu tes do nt n%uk (00s0) 1,0, ton do anuary ot skoulud) at Tigo; 260 ten do sellor 1£0 41,000 tck do nt 87.20 ; 1,250 tes do sollor Tobriary ab 780 : 1,000 tes do nt 7igo; 80,000 lbs greon shoulders, untrimmed, at’ §3.813¢ ; 100,000 1bs_do at 3i¢c'; 500 boxes long and shor! clonr at G3go; 260 boxes do at 60 85 boxos short clearat 61¢o; 60,000 Ihe greon hams (16 -1bg) nt Te 5 8,000 pea and 20,000 Ibs do (‘m 1hs) at 63¢c ; 2,000 pes and 60,000 Ibe do'nb G3go: 200 boxos m'f cut hams (18 1bs) at Tlfo: 100 tea sweot picklod hams, 6@10 days old, 8t 73go; 100 tes plawn pioklod beillos (11 tis) at §23.00 ; 165 brls boof Lams ot $18,00 ; 500 brls tallow on private terms, Droased hiogs were flrmer in tono, though eash sales aro sifll cbnfined to tho stroct, as tho recolpts aro not yat larga enough to mako a mar- ket on 'Chango. ” "Thoy are quotablo at 84.60@ 4,75 por 100 1tig for Docembor delivory. Wo note n ealo of 1,000 hend of honvy at £4.76, to bo de- livered in January aud Fobruary. TFlout wns again fairly active, being in good ex- port domand both for Europo and the South, while the supply was bottor, owing to mora liboral re- coipts yestordny. Winters aud Minuosotn Aprings wore not much wanted, but on good Lrands of spring extras dealera wore ablo {o roalizo an ndvance of 10@150 porbrl, in sympathy with tho advance in wheat, Itye and buckwheat flour were steady, aud bran quiot and strong. Balos woro reported of 25 brls whito winter ox- tras at §0.25 ; 25 bris do at £9.00 ; 25 brls doat $8,00; 60 brls do on private terms; 300 brls apring oxtras at £6.00 ; 300 brls do (["Avorltue at 35,75 ; 100 brle do at $5,00 ; 400 brls do o 26.971¢ ; 800 Lrla do ab $5.25; 100 brls do at £0,1214 3 600 brls do nt £5.00 ; 1,300 brls do on Erlvntn torms ; 200 bila ryo on private terma; 0 brls buckwheat at $9.00, 'Total, 4,176 brly, Algo, 20 tona bran nt 812,00, to arrive. ‘The fol- lowing waa the closing raugo of pricos : $ 050 @ 7.50 Bedium o good & Good to cliolco Minuesota, Yatent do,... Fair to clioice spring, suporfino, Commion do, Tye flour, .. Bickwheat do. i3 0 3 (@ 0,12, oox@. u.nux 00 (12,00 00 825 @ 9.25% .50 (312,00 Whoat was in good demand, and fairly activo, eapecially in options, at an avorage advanco of 340 from ymgtm-dng though somowhat nervous and unaotilod, with{n o small range, Livorpool was early quoted firmer, and Now York advices woro of the snmo tonor, whilo the reduction of our stock in store is not more than 466,000 bu of all_gindes, includinF tho shipmonts of yostor- day, of whicl scarcely 125,000 bu is straight No. 2, “¢ausod o brisk speculntive demand from the short intorost, mauny of whom wore afraid of bo- ing eaught napping iu a practical corner of thoir own construction. Thera were also soveral apeculative orders from outsido, to go long, and a fair inquiry for shipment. 'The shippors hava beon ** ?uiefly uctivo " of late, Linving taken u most of the Novthwestern receipts offered, and vessels woro loading that kind as lato as 8 o'clock on Hunday morning. | ‘I'he ostablishmont of that grade has boon n good thing for the wheat trade of Chicago, a8 it haa brougtt bhither & large num- ber of shipping ordors from parties who had alvays patronized flilwaukeo up to that time. Our receipts of whont continuo light, and it 10w looks a8 if we sholl go into winter quarters with au small & tock as in any yoar of the past docade. Bollor Docember opoued this morning | at $1.03, advauced to ax.ossé recodod to 81.033%, nid rossto 31.0324, closing enslerat 81,03, Cnsh No. 2 spring sold gonorally at thocurrent price!for Decombor, but closed stronger at 31.03%( ; Northwastern reccipts of do closod at $1.08, aud do of No.1 at $1.11, comumon No. 1 clesing at $L.09, Hellor Juuuary sold at #1.04¢@1.06, closing at $1.05%¢. Seller Februnry sold at $1.08. No, 8 spring closod at Y60, and rejected do at 900. Unsh sales wore reported,of 400 bu No. 1 spring at 81,0934 ; 6,600 _bu do'at 91,00 ; 1,200 bu No. 1 Northwestorn ut 91,11 ; 1,600 bu’ do nt 81,00 ; 87,000 bu No. 2 spring at 31083 ; 20,400 bu do at’ 81.031¢; 85,600 bu do at $1.08; 2,700 bu No. 2 Nortbwestorn at £1.06; 81,800 bu do_at 31,081 ; 4,000 bu do at $1.08% ; '16,400 bu No. 3 apriug nt 960 ; 1,800 bu do at 053¢0 ; 400 bu do ut dc ; 400 bu Tojooted spring &t 90c. Total, 108,800 bu. Corn waos somewhat loss aclive, and strong, avoraging Jo bigher under a brisk speoulative demand and rather light offeriugs. Cash corn was in hotter request, and was quoted scarce, most of that now hero being 1n strong handy ond hold off the markoet. Tho shipping o ment of tho past weok was much more brisk thau wos apparent during its Jamgmn, ond, with that of yesterday, has roduced ou stock to littlo moro than 1,100,000 bu, which is not a very heavy stock ab presont pricos: Add to this the fact “of wmall rocoipts—the inspection this morning boing less than _ 40,000 bu— and o strongor .market in Livorpool, and wa hava o sutliciont causo for inroasod local firm- ness, sulliciont oven to revivo the faluting hopes of *Iroqitois,” who, by tho by, has novor pre- dicted hizh prices, but only inslsted on tho face of o short erop, which {5 now uviversally ad- wittad, Beller Decomber opoued this mornin; at wfi“' rogo to 40J¢o, receded to 40c, and nd- vancad 'to_4034e, closing st 40@403¢0. Seller Jaunery sold at 41@4l¥50, closing firm at 41o. Tiegular No. 2, or sellor the month, Buld at 893¢ @593e, closing at 893¢o. Bivictly frosh receipts of do closed at 400, and high mixed at 403¢e bid. Rojocted closod at 316{@31}{0, Cash saloy woro voportod of 3,000,bu hiygh mixed at 41c¢ ; 1,200 bu do at 40370 ; ‘4,400 bu do at 403¢a ; 400 bu do at 40)¢0; #,800 bu No. 2 at 4030 ; 18,600 bu do at 4003 15,000 bu do nt 39%0; 81,800 bu do at 39360 ; 81,600 bu do at 893 3,000'bu do at 89¢; 800°bu rojoctod at 88c; 400 bu do at 37%¢c ; 2,800 bu do at 873¢c ; 9,100 bu do at 873c; 1,600 bu - do at 87c, tal. 121,800 bu. Oats wero quiot, but sirong at 1c advance, the domand being falr, whilo the offerings wore ox- coedingly light. Now York way l‘\uutod firmer, and the stock in atore is light, having been di- minishod nontly ouo-third duriug the past weolk, with only fair receipts, Sotlor Decembor sold at 815¢@3134c, and cash No, 2 at 81@134e, tho lattor clowing firm at 813¢c, Sollor Junuary wan nominal at §2¢ bid and $3xfo ankod. Cash'sales ware roportod of 6,000 bty No, 2 at 81¢e ; 1,200 D do at 8130 ; 21,000 bu do af 31ifc’; 3,000 b doat8lo; 600 bu ru{ucted a4 200 ;, 600 bit do at 280 ; G0) bu by sswmple at 83c, on track, Total, 83,000 bu. Ryo waa much moro active, and iu good de-~ mand, which caused a sharp advanco of 8¢, to 66 for No. 2, tho market closing firm_ab the outside, 'Tho visiblo supply is light, and tha re- coipts here continue small, only two cars bein, inspected in this morniug, whils there is u goo inquiry both for local distilling and for ship- mont.” Bales wero reported to-day of 11,600 bit No. 2at 6803 5,200 bu do at 8334u; 1,200 bu do ut 033{o: 9400bu do at03c; 1,200'bu do ab 62, . Total, 19,600 bu. Other grades were un- montioned, Barloy was quiet, with little ohange. The smallucss of {he recolpts checks business, while it failod to causo s futthor advance to-day, he- cAuEo & grent many ovorators think that fact hag boon alrendy discounted enough already. Mil- wauiseo was quoted at 3145 yesterdny for No. 2, Lut tiint §8 rogarded as a cunsoquence of tem- porary searcity of the speculative grade, nearly all tho barley having beon nhmlmd out, the No, 8 comiug to thls city in hopos of having it passed s No, 2, In our market Co-d.n{, cash No. 2 was littlo bottor than nominul at 1,33, —the outaido prico of yostorday,—but moderately notive at $1.95 sgollor Decembor, No. 3 was stoadier at 92@90 QOush salos wore roported of 80D bu No, 2 at &1.3 4,000 bu No, 8 at 9d¢; 400 bu do at 92)¢a; 8,600 bu db at 9205 400 bu_rojected at Too; @i do e 1 7231 400 bu do ot T1a'; 400 bu by wamplo at 81,23 ; 400 bu do at 81.05; 400 bu do at 780; 800 bu do at700; 400 bu do af 710, ‘Total, 12,800 bu, Tho !ounmnq aro the footlugs of tho ool roport of grain iu storo in this city on tho even- log of Baturday lust and at corresponding dates 1 ‘Wi, Nov, 18, Nov, 8, Nov,10 T ior i : 4] 1,607 i 1,790 30,816 - 410860 No, 8 apriug. 153,003 No. LN, W aprug. 0; & N, W, spring. isotad sessbocsnn No grado spring.. 230 B3 320 404,104 092,610 072 903,542 1,575,638 iocted., 0,210 No, 2 kiln iiriod, Ttojeated kiln arfod, No grade, 3 1,044 72 Total,....e 5051 330,140 810,207 18957 7,800 B2 L, 16,407 500,004 05,612 « - 40,734 2500 1,510 W1L,08 015,80 1000 44w 00,087 123,743 002 400 w00 103,55 4350 e 180,334 111,507 221,108 108,450 o082 86,330 807 416 To 510 amen 0,1 Total of all kinds, 2,654,076 bu. Theso figuros show a dooronso during tho weok of 169,031 bu whedt, 598,659 bu_corn, 141,110 bu oats, 4,970 Lurys, and 40,027 bu barley. Total docrosss, 051,604 bu. KUROPEAX MARKETS, ‘The following ls Beorbohm’s dispatch to the Board of 'rado in this city to-day : Nov. 18—London—Oargoen of wheat off cost quicter, ~Tair average quality of syring wheat on passaga) for prompt shipment or for slipmout during ecombor of January, 061 0, Cargacs of corm ot conat_strong, 833 6d@34s, Tuir nvernge Ameriean mizod corn_for sbipment during Docombor or Jan- uary, 8ls, Livorpool—Wheat atrong, - Califorata, lo ost lo higheat grades, 118 10d®133 63, Spring, 11a 7d @123, Corn, upwara'tendency, 348 4d, PROVISION EXPORTS. Tha Produce Exchange Weekly gives tho fol- lowing as tho foraign exports of provisions from Now Yorl for the woek ending Nov. 11, 1873, and tho distribution of the same: Pork)Jieef | Lard, bris, | pkos| ~ 1bs, 014 226,800 70| 704 72,04 Tiacon, ibs. 825,920 14,700 501,000 5,008 304,000 45,155 ] 230,856 11,210,653 140,020) 14,007{3,766,001 Provious 6021901, 64812,856,107 Wk Oct, 2 ,011511,380]2,255,708(2,120,001 Wack Oct, 3] ,036(1,03413,191,081 12,738,300 Weak Oat, 1 ;203 1,696(0,331,600| 2,692,235 Gor, week, 1874, 271611971 ]5,841,168]2,334,071 LATEST. ‘Whent was in moderato domand and easior, closing Yo lower than on *Ohango, Rolling from 81,0230 down to §1.018Z, but closed strongor at $1,025¢ for Decembor, and at sbout $1.043( sollor January. Corn was easier, sclling at 8937 @400 sollor December, and 403{@4034c seller Januaty, closing at tho insido, In provisions a salo was reported of 100 tes sweot picklod hame av 15 tha, at 8¢ eeller December. was undor- stood that ono or more voesols wero taken for grain, but nothing further could be lorrned. sy CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Tuzspay Evexmia, Nov, 18, ATOOHOL~—Was in good demand for export, and 1c higher, owing to a riso in highwines, quotable at LT6G LD, BEANS AND PEAS—Thoro has been o falr order do- mand for choico beans, but common lota uro slow ns woll na poas, Wa quote: Navies, $3.40G2.60; prime Dand pickod do,$2.70@2.75; good to prime modium Dand " plcked, £425@2.50: common do, $1.50@2.00, Yollow peas, $1.35 ; do green, $1.40G1.43. DAGGING—Prices of goods in (his line have nat changed since our lnat weeldy roviow, Dstramo quiot stil provails in all departments of tho markat, but at tlio low prices now curront goods ara held with confl- dence, no further mutorlal _depreclation botng Tooked for, We quoto: Btark A, $se; Ludlow A, 3557 Lowiston A, Biic; Amorican, SLic; Amoskoug A, 8lige; Olter Crosk, 8o ; burlsp bage, aud G bu, 156 200; guinios, singlo, 11@180; do double, 27x@280; ‘woolsacks 53@G3e. BROOM CORN—There hisa been no change of fm- portanice alnce our last weekly roviow, The demand, though far from Leing active, s perhaps ss good as could reasonably be expected at the present timo, Quotations are continued as follows: Cliolco to exira Turl, TX@80; that will work fteclf into a choico hurl’ broom, 8}¢G7c; for good do, 6X@00; good o cholca staik ‘brald. @030 ; luferior brusti, 4@5e, BUILDING MATERIALS—Thero s a light fuquiry for tho ditferent materlals tocomploto contracts alrgady under way, but asido from this themarket s very dull, ‘We contine to'quota: Btucco, $2.60@3,60; Now York stucco, casting, $3,60@4.00; Rosendslo cament,, 3,25 @3.807 Uticu, . Loulaville, Mantius, snd Akron cement, $2.00 P brl; Toriland cement, $7.000 7,50; marbie dust, $3,00} limo in bulk, 80:@H1:00; limo (brls) $1,10@1.16 2 L while sand, 3 brl, $1.6093.00; mafingn-lr.v bu, 4003 land plaster,$3.00 3 brl; fro rick, § 1,000, $5500@%0,00; building brick (con ‘mon), $3,50@7.00; prossed brick, $14.00@15,00; sow brick, $4.60; aniwaukeo and Raciiie preased, $25.008 ; 40 common, $14.60@10.00; Tndiuna prosse:c 0@25.00; do common, $10,00@15.00; fire clay, B brl, $3.0%@4.00. BUETER—A liberal amount of trading hes beon done in this department duriug the past week at prices not varylug materially from those prevalont ou the date of our last review, good to_choice selling ot 2@ 30c, and poor to modium at 14@30c, 8o fur a8 good to cholce tablo grades are concurued the markot main- talus a firm oue, but of low gredes thore is somo ac. cumulation, and tho market beging to show _igus of wealuess, 'Woquote: Cholca yollow, 20@300: me- Qium to good, 19@%4e: faforior to common, 133180 ; common to choieo roll, 1u@20c, CANNED GOODS—Bustness in this line i dull, or- dera Leing fow and emall, but the fact that etocks, {hronghout the country, ato scant, induccs o Armer fecling, and dealers aro making no efforts to increass sules ot the sacrifice of prices. Undar anything like un active demand meny articlos o the Lt 'would ut onca advance, We quole : UANNED GOODS. +$ 2.25@ 2,50 =3 0 200 225 2006 2,23 75 Plurag, damaons, 2 Green guges nud'oge, 4 1 e, 3 theveen Btrawberries, ' il., Dow Rasplerrl Biuckborries; 4 1 Goncberrics, 3 1, Tomaloes, 2 b, new, ‘Tomatoes, 3 I, now... Corn, Elin, fiew. Coru, Bonton Harl Corn, Yarmouth, not Teas,'d 1b, pod, uow. Peat, 2 I, sonked., Lima boans, 3 1b, Bugcotash, 4 Lobater, b Tobster, 1 1 Oystors, 1 1b, 7ull wetgiit. Oyuters, 3 ibs, full welghi Oregon saligon, new, 1 1b Orcon sainlon, now, 3 1b ¥ OlEESE—Dueincss remains dull at about formor quutatious, A lboral number of orders aro roceivod £rom day 10 day, but tho amounts called for ara small, buyera showing no disposition to unticipato wants, but rathor confiniug thelr orders to meeting currant neces. sities, Slocks ure emall, und the follswing piices aro sustainod : Now York factory, mild, 13GTixo; Ohio fuctory and Weatern factory, do, 19@13¢; lower grados, ‘COAL~—Dullncss still charactorizes {hts market, and pricesure wenk all sround,—not oxcépting unjrieite, Blocks are large, und ovun tho low fuotatious now . provalent are being haded,—in_somo fnstances libor~ ally, Wo revien our st a follown s Loligh, projired, $11,00; Lackswanna, $10,0 $4.50; Walnut 11, £4,50 7 Chorry Mino, $7.50} 'Blossburg, $3,00; Cannal, $9.50; Lick Run, $7.503 Tooking Vuiloy, $7.60.88.00F Indfunn_ block, $LU@T.50: Barclay, $6,00; Kirkland Grate, $8.00; Minonk, 34,005 Wilmfngion, $3.00, ‘This market L besu inore activo though the demand Las boon olg, which bavo advanced 1[:1'011 with tierces, Flour Darrols avo In good request, but whikky do are slow, Slock 18 stoady, We quoto: Torx barrols, $1.45@ 1,80 ; whisky barrols, $1.00G32,00; lord tlerces, $1.05 @1.70; flour burrols, 43@G30's pork staves, rough $21,00923.00 ; do, bucked, $24,00@0.00 ; thorco stave ‘COOFELAQ! durlng tho paat wosky chisfly coutiued to por] Sc. Tackera are Lberally Fougl, $39,00524.00 bucked or eawad, ' $15,00@ whisky ataven, rough, $26,00@1 @5,00 3 007 clrclo flour head- 23,003 003 do bucked, $33,00 flour ll-uvul $2,60@ 1 i 15 @90 por sl ; faur hoop-polcs, $1,00815.00 '.:3:7"3'?..( Wb Hereh poloa, S00.00B 4000 pEx v DRUGS AND OLEMIOALS—Ordurs aro coming for- ward from tho fnterfor quite freely, and trudo on tho Whiole s reasonably activo, Prices kre withaut Impor- tant altoration, though aubjeot to slight roductions for cashi, e quute Acid, ctrie, B, 140 @ 100 Avhd, oxalic, Ib. . w @ 3 ‘Aeld; tartaric, R S Aumioniu, car . B @ 80 Auafeotidi W - - Axle-groase, Bldwall's, doz. « 1,60 a 1,85 Beans, Tongs, Bbuesese N 1,00 Boraz, refu b B G Hiue-vitrol, 1. nG. 10 Tromo-chlorul 400 Corroulyo sublim 180 @ 145 Oreum tarlar, pure, o @ 60 Goeliugal, Hond, 1 W e 10 Glorofor, Ib. 125 @ 1090 Qlycerlus, 1 th b . 0 @ us Guuy Arablo, pleked D ®we W Gutn Azablo, 80518, L MW@ R Gum gataphor, b Vos@ e Giun opluin, b, .81 @ Gum slillac; 1, LW @ Giuo, white, 1b . 5@ Tuilin lh..e.' % )y cOn! AR Oll, borgamot, Sand, Ol easfor, gal. olly lomon, Tolaean, clilor,, i Tatassiiim, oynn, fiiked, Totossium, lod,, 1, , . Tatash, Bibbiti's, cava, .. Quinine, sulpl., o Tted preelp., ) Ttaot Ipocac, powd. Ttoot thok,, . 1, Sal apsom, 1b... Blivor, nlt,, cryat., o Hoa, caotile, gomsy Bulphur. Ib 5 EGGS—Froth pnckages oo firm ot 22323, Tho aupply of picklod and mixed lotn {a qutic ibernl, but there o Jittlo domand, Plekled aro quated ot 100182, TEATHERM—Wora jaDght requot and swith aniplo offoriugs, pricos-liava ruled weak and lowor, an follows: Good to primo live-geoso feathers 00@6Uc, from first hands; jobbing prices, 70@10cs 3 por ceiit dlscount for cash chicken, G@8o; turkey, =3 @do, "I81—Tio past woek hus beon aa excocdingly quict ono I this department of trade, and tho quotations hhavo boon only Indifforently sustatned for any descrip= ton of fiah, whilo whiteflsh, trout, Labrador horring, and cad, aro quotablo lowor,' While atocks aro moder— ate, thoyaro quito sufliciént to meet yrsent roquire- ‘mets, and until thera i Bomo Improvement In {tado (which is not anticipated untll uftor tho hll‘l‘[- o 0 3 i o 215‘"’{5 0, 1 Loy, $10.00 .50@8.76 ¢ family doys) no advanco in pricos s looked fo now quoto: No,1 whitefish, J-brl, $5.25@6.403 do, $5.00@525; No. 1 trout, $4.76@06.00 maclorel, now, i-brl, $10,50@1: 10.30; No, 2 mackerel, Ig-brl, § mackerel, }-Url, $7.00@7,93; No, 1 shore kits, $2,15 ©2.25 ¢ bank codtish, $3,00@06.76 ; Georga’s codfih, $0.00@0.25; Labrador herring, spht, rls, $8.60@ 1.60: do, 1, S495@A607 Lubrador borriug, rouad, brl, $7.50@8.00; do g-br), $1.00@4.25; Lox hurflng No, 1, 30@3e ; Lox ‘herring scaled, 40@4dc; Columbla Tiver saimon, X-brls, $9.70@10,00, TRUITS AND NUTS—Trado hus improved o litle withiu tho past fow days, but tho movement is still slugglsh, sud, with the oxcoption of layer Taleins, wehich no i ot 100 advance, thioro hag been no ap- prociation i values, Valohicls rafains and cur rants bave declincd o triflc. Olber goods bLave ruled_comparatively Wo_quoto X drums, 12 H @135 0 H Frencil prunos, 19@14o ; 1353140} rnising Inyers, now, $2.63@2.16 ; ralefnr, layers, old; $2.30@4.40; ratsine, 'Jooko Muncalcl, $2.75@3,00 1 rai einn, ‘Valeteln, now, 11@11e; Zauto currants, now, 0x@7c; old _do, 6@OiC; citron, M@dc, DoMESTIO —Alden apples, 17@20¢ ; Mickigau, siiced, 10@0%0} Michigun quarters, 83@9%c; Wostorn do, 7i@b Southern do, 0}@7Xc; peaches, pared, 3@ En:chu, hnives, 10@11c} do, mixed, @80 § errion, now, 19@13i¢c ; raspberrics, 40@420} pitted cherries, 20@280; Nurs—Filberts, 16@10c; almonds, Terragous, 23@1: Naples walnuts, 27@28; Chilf walnuis, 24c; French walnuts, 16@17c; Brazils, OX@10%0 3 Jogatte, Toxus, 14@10¢ ; Africans ipeanuts, Gl@Tige; Wilmington peanuts BY@9c; Tennosseo peanufs, 63@Txc. i GREEN FRUITS—This markot Lina beon rathor qulct, Grauberrlcs aro . liboral supply snd dlow, oo 1 less doing in appies 10 car-lots, the orders b ing generally for smaller quantilics, Californis fruft and lomous wero I(Mdi'. ‘Wo quolo: Lem- ons, $8,00910.00 ® box; iunferior lemons, $7.00; cranges, $9.00@10,00 per brl3 Californin penrs, 3,00 @4.80 por. caso; do grapes, Mokny, $9.00 per caso do Muscit, $7.60; common to cholco apples, $2.50@ 4.00 por brl from elora; do in car 10th $2,760.35, tivated crunborrics, $12.00813,003 do (Cury's), $14, Cupo Cod do, $I2.00@13.00 @ brl; wild " do, $.008 11,00, Maloga grapos, 35,60 per kog. GROOERILS—Tue past woek lbus witnessod somo olight jmproyement in tho demana for grocerles, but thio ncreasa Lins ot beon Ao prominont a3 to matarial~ Iy {ufiuence pricea, Tho odvatico fn gold han bad a strengthening tendency, and with anything liko an nc- tlve trade thers no doubt would haya been a pretty goneral upward movemout of pricos of tha more staple goods, but os §t s sugar s tho only artlcla ruling higher than 6u the dato of our last weckly reviow, willo cof— foe, rice, aml sirups ara nctuslly” lower. ' Stocky ora generally light, but are aqual to present roquiroments, Bolow ato the quotations 3 D1-CAnD, SODA—TX@Tc, ‘Oul Corrers—Yocns,” 3:@3530; O, G, Jave, 30K@ 9o Javs, Ko, 2 {je] facy o, 2620k cholto do, 234 mo Rio, 23K @RI o, 23@25Kc; good do, Hy@3siger princid] &, my@cr-??; m'édnfi do, 20}¢@2c; Blngapora Java, 21%@38c; Costa itica, funcy, 335§20c ; do, primo, 23@5K6 ; Maracaibo, 2BR@DIC. CanpLEs—Star, full wolght, 18@18)¢c; stearine, full welght, 14}@1437c ; do, short .waikht, IBX@ISHe. nmx—()i;:\;tnu, T3¢@sc’; Raugoon, THETNC 3, By @0c. Sboans—Patont cut lot, 12K@133c; powdered, 11@112c; granulated, 11 Blandard, 103;@105,; do, No, 2, 10/¢@10. aro- crushed sod @113jc; A, 03:@ 10ic; oxtra G, 10);@10)0; O No,2, 10@103;0; yoltow C,"No, 1, Vx@blici cholco brown, 94@9%c} primo’ do, 0@0%c; fuir do, YVizc: choleo molansos sugar, UY@93c; falr do, BX@Ye; conle mon_do, Ti@do; New Orleans sugat, choico, 945G Yie: 48 prime, "8xg@e; do, fair, BY@8ige; com~ mon, TX@7 e, RS Dlamond_deips, $1.99G135 ; silver delps, extra fine, 80@8Zc; god supar-houso sirup, 6 s cxtra do, 65@70c; New Orleans molasses, 1 85 90c 4o prlmo, 146Wo; o common, €5G10s; Torio é‘n‘é;é’q‘“ sos, cliolce, 03@G5c: common molasses, e, BALERATUS—Commion to best, 83@10c. Su%l:!xému—.\lllplce,afi;’é@lsc: cloves, 38@d00; cosela, 3382 ; popper, %8@2ue ; nutmega, $1,43G1.30; glu er pure, 29@U0s § doNo.1, 20@o ;" do'No. 2, 20 @xje. ; Soirs—Qorman mottled, 64@ic: Golden Weat, ¢@icc; While Lily, GK@0ie; Whito Rose, 0kls 6ic; Dalm, 6@0i o} Savon' Imperinl, @0 whito fllmgul:m, 53@00; Chiampalgn, GXY@03C; prime ross, 6@0KC. STancn—Gloss, 9X@100 ; corn, 9@11c; laundry, 6@ 7a; common, S@G. TAY—Thera Las beon o little botter demand for hay urlug the pant woek. Aslds from u fulrlocal trade thero Lias beon consfderablo inquiry from tho Jumbor di trfcts ae woll as from othor sources, and_tho masket | quotable stoady, and for cholee, firm, We quot tho whclesalo 'prices paid by dealors, ss fol- lows, cars to coniain 30,000 lba: Now timothy, do," No, 1, ~SLLEI@140 prime, $14,60915.00 3 3 do 0. §11.00@12.00; mized, $10,00(411,00 prafrie, upland, $9,00@10.00; do, inidland, $3.00@ ,00; 0 LO0SE 0N WAGON— o, o, slougli, $7.00@5.00, Timothy, $11.00:210,00; praicic, $7.0030.60, For do- livery of pressed, §1.00@1.60, accordlug to. distance, HIDES—rho ricclita hafo boen vory light, aud us thicro e been conslderablo competition nmong tun- nors, prices have ruled i(@3¢o higher, thoulfh wt tho samo time dealdrs refusd to pay more than 76" nnd Bc, und luvo -withdiawn *from tho market, claiming that tho downward tondency of leather 'and Lides cisewhero doca not justify thelr paying more. Quo- ations aro advanced ic, though thio market ia unsot tled, ° Wo quota: Groen city butchers!, be: greon cired, light, 8@3Xe; do, heavy, T@7ie ; ‘part cural, Gi3e; giach calt, 1o greou Jih, B0+ dry calf, 200: Ay Iip, e’ dry salted, Th@1se; dry fut, 16@176 ; déscon skins, 83@¢0c ; gribby, ecorod, cut, or otborwisa dam- aged, two-thirds prics ; branded, 10 por cont off, HOUS—Thoe market I8 very quict, brewers buying only from day to dsy o8 necessity requircs, Bavas vlana are firm, not ouly on account of the rise u gold, but owing toa frmer feeling in Bavarin, We quoto ; Commun to prime Wostern, 30@43c; New York Stato, 0} Bavarlas, 40@dsc, IRON AND BTEEL~There hos been no decidod change. Business 1s conflucd to Olling small orders, and the market is particularly rm, unless it bo for imported stock, which is inQdenced by tha fluctustions in gold, Wa ropoat: i 1ron seuieree rates Horsc-slige Iron’ S BY (48 rates Plato iron, common tank. P Norway {ron LB @Us W Norway nail.r 0% @0 @b German plow stud 0 @120 Telb Quat plow steel, 1% @l @ American tool 6 0" @18 P Oliromo (ool steol, 8 G200 I English {ool stoel, 303 rates English spring st @11 rates ‘American cast spring stcol. 2 @13 rotes Bteol tire, X(-In,. 8% @0 PIb LEATHER—This market continues dull, with prices woal and unsottled, Since our fnst review s reduction of dcin prices of upper has takon place, with which gxcoption tho. quotstions romain unclwiged, 84 fol owa . 4 WEMLOOX, ity harness. ..., Cotitey lnciice.. no, city, i i S Sopee, ok g, ‘City upper, No.l, 3 ft, €.ty upper, No, 2, ¥ . i N N 1.20@ 1.83 5t 1,10 0@ 45 63,00280,00 50.0075.00 LLAEens, . ove Treneh éaff, Joilo ¥rench calfy Lomoino, Fronch ealf, 24 to U0 1ha, 1,036 2,20 French kip, 50 to 100 Ihy. « 1006 1,50 METALS AND TINNERS' STOOK—Tho demand has been less active than last week, but the markel ls firmor, at least tho downward tondency of * prices for tin plute and other fmported stock 18 arrestad by tho advinco of gold. Below uro tho quotations T1¥ PLaTE—IC, 10x14, §12,00; do, 12x14, §1,00+ do, 3440, $13,003 do, ooty 14x20, 1O, $11.60 Uo, 20x18, T'1a Trn—Largo, 400§ small, 4107 bar, 43¢, Lean—Pig, 850; bar, 100; pipe, full coils, 10)e; out do, ile. . Suxkr Znio—Full “casls, 1050; halt easks, 1030} leas quanifly, 110; wlabs, 8ic, Buger InON—No, 24,530 rates; Rusala iron, 8,9, and10, 920§ o, 11 und 12, 3¢ ; do 'No. 1 stained, 106 rates ; Amorleah Russiu—a, 1405 B, 11¢. GaLvANIZED InoN—~No, 104320, 150; No,23@%4, 104; No, 35@46, 1765 No, 21, 1807 No, 28,200, A distou ‘of 5 per cont 1n wiade from fhis list. Corren—Coppur Lbottoms, 87c; Lraziors, over 13 It 470 tuned copper, Slo; planlilied copper, 40o; do, cut to sizes, 48, tng—Nos, 1 10, 80; 70,2005 1010 11, 110313, 10 aud 14, '130; 16 wnd’ 10, Mo 17, 15u! ; 10, 1905 90,00; ‘full Lundle, 30 per cont dist colnt ;' feuts wire, Ly carload, 8¢, NAILS~—Woro i moderato demand st nlm:{ na follows 1 J0@60d, 1 provious o, § do, 4d, 85001 44 and 64" do, $1.353%d o, do, fiub, $7.60; 24 do, §7.80; vlinch, $7,00, NAVAL BIDRES—Woera ' quict "sud unchanged : Mauilla rope, B Ib, 17¢; alsal ropo, % Ib, umim 5503 wasl homp cord, 3 Ib, 2U@350; wasling, 4 Ib, 20 2c ; tarred rops, ¥ Ib, 1764180 ; oakumn, P Laly, $5,00 @0.50; pitel, B brl, '$0.0086.00; tar, W brl, $5.60G OILS—Trade Lias ruled very quiot throughout the pank wook, and prices Lavo eased off a littlo 1 buyora' favar, * Carbon has declinod anothor jie: lard off, o3 lingoed, lc, and naphtlia 1o, us follaws : Car J;,@ 170} extra winter Iaxd, 120; No, 1, 8Ta; No, 3, 6a; o, i Unseed, raw, US@970] do bolled, $1.00@1.02 liale A 0 l‘ s 3 | Whalo, purey $1,10; do nxtrs, 0003doNo,1, T5a; ban 3 strails. 036} olephanlt ofl, 930 turnontine, %S:‘hm\! tha, 63 gravity, 185 naphiha, common, 16, PAINTS, COLORY, AND BUTTY—Prices arowoak and srregular, ~Most tirtiolos onumerated in. thio fole lowlng list miy bo boughtat o coucosnlon. from tho quoled prices & WINTE LEAD, Btrlctly puro... I:‘uncyylnl-’andl $11.00 y G00E10.00 2150, Gonuino Velllo Montaguo. ... ‘GoLons, Masury's rafirond colora, Palnco car colars, i can Tochello ochr, cagks, §3. English Ven, red,... 14.00 1.0312.00 ¢ _1L00@11.60 0,60@10.604512.50 4.23@ 8.50 Parin white, casis, § Whiting.... 3 Tubulk,. In blndders,, r1G IRON—Romaine dull and cady ot tha follow. ing quotations, whicl are thio same s fiirniahod a week ngo: Beoteh (according to brand) $50.00@55,00! Mase niilon, $48.00; Tuscarawas, $48,005 Lako Superior, 50.00% (0, No, 3, $48.00¢ do, 'No. 3, $50.003 d 00 : do No, '5, $60.00 ; "Missouiri charcoa hicnfln stoue coal, 948,00, o) -Altliough tho recelpts bave been lib- oral, thero bus been an active domand on_both local and fnterlor necount, nnd tho markot has ruled firm at $L05@1.10 for poachblows, - delivered; mized lols «quotabie ut §1,00% and frosted at 65@00¢, according to condition, We nolo sales {o-day of 3 cara Obfo nnd 1 cnr Eastern penchblowa at $1,10°; 3 cara Now York do af daifvered; 140 brls af $3.00; 300 bu from storo at $1.15@1,20,", TOULTRY AND GAME—Glolco frosh lota bavo eon i good domand at Lotter prices, whilo common elock b beon abundant snd slow, Cholco dry picklod poultry brought outsido prices, Mallard ducks woro guslor to-dy, Lofny n largoraupply, Veninon ls plonit- ful and dull; Chickenr, drosscd, $2.50@3,60; duc $3.60@3.25; do dreazcd, $3.55@34,00; gocso, $.00 10,007 dressod turkeys, B@13)c; freah do, 10@150 3 prafrle chickons, $3.0083.607 partridgos, $3.5 1 wiid turkoye, 125@14o; quall, S1,00@1,95; maliard ducks, $2.602%.75 por doz; small ducks, ' $1,23; vonison saddles, 100; hiams, 1203 carcasscs, TS0, e BALT—Tlio demand continues active and tho inar- ket firm, Wo quoto: Onondaga nud Haginnw, fine, $1,60; Canadn do, $1.00; ordinary, coarsc, $1.85; coarno diamond, 0, §2.00; ground solur, $2.00 7 dairy, without g dairy, with bags, $4.60} yhlaml POr eac, §5 5 TEAS—Rtematn quict and steady a proviously quoted, Followiag sra tho ruling pricen: “Young Liyiou, come inon to falr, 40@00; do good, C0@T0e; do_choica to oxtra fliio, U6c@$1.10; common to fino old byson, G5@H5c; commion 'imperlal, 60G00c; good 10 choleo do, 80c@ELI0: fair to' gocd guupow= der, 70@900; choico Plngsucy, $1,15@1.20; oxira Moyune, $LU5@1.40; choico to_exirs now ' Japan, 90c@$1,00; common fo good do, 03@160 5 fulr Lo good old, 03@70c; common do, 38@420 3 _colored natural 1oaf Japut, i5@05c; common to fino 'Oolong, 35@4603 g00d. B3@U30; chiolco to oxtra, B3c@S1.00. TOBACCO—Ts in light domand only, aud solls ats concossion from {ho quiotations given below: Frxe Cur—Extra, 75@800; cholco, 05@7003 medls um, 55@(0c ; poor to common, L0@50e, Prud—Natural leaf, 16@80c Lalf bright, 60700 black, sound, 43@550. BiokiNG—Good to choles, 326360 ; jmedium, 2@ 8lo: common, 2028, 10005050, rable, FIOSGI0RDS bacbory; HLe0 .00G9,60; maple, $10.00@10,60; hickory, $11.50F Blabs, $6,50@7.00, dalivered, 3 x WOOL—Tho markot {s ntn standstil, and quotn~ tionanro of liltlo value, It fs probablo that ollers would bo obliged to aceept lowor prices in order, to malo sales, If therowora any demand, but slocks Ao Hight and $h the bando of & fow, who azd Lolding attho givon figures, Wo quoty Tub, washed, primo. , Tub, woshed, commor Common dis Elcece, washod, XXX, dlug Tieecc, washod, mediuinlignt. Conrec, washed.... Tlecco, unwashed, coarso (0 mediuim. Fleoce, unwathed, coaro and dingy. Tlcece, wnwashed, fine, Buper nnd extra pullod, 85 RATLROAD FREIGHTS-Below aro tho rateato th leadiug Eastorn pofut ) 2E5[IE AR 5 S | : Chicago to ER 285 SefFsliw ] HE R Boston. . 160 0 New York, o 55 | 05 Philadelphis, * Harrisburgh,| and Baltimore. &0 Wilmingtou, Del, 50 ‘Washington, D, 60 Alexandvis, 'Va, 62 Pittsburgl, ) Dridgeport, O,, and Bellaire| 80 Wheoling, | 88 Clovelaud, 21| New Castle, Pa,, Youngstown| nud Akron, Ou..eeree . Oll Qity, Corry, and Franklin,| 97 Norfolk, Va, . 1] Wilmington, N, G, [5 Charleston kil Paiersburgh and Richnond, 03 e CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. Torspay EVEsING, Nov, 18, The following ablo glves the recelpts sud alijpments " of lumber, sbingles, and Inth for the past week, and sinca Jan,'1, 1873, ss compared with tho corrosponding ‘period last year, ending Nov, 15 ; BEOEIPTA, For SinceJan, same 1,187, time, 1873, Lumber, m, 1,052,088 1,167,704 uinglos, m. 183,044 500440 Lath, m, 80,88 * 119,636 SIIPMENTS, Since Jan, Same 1,1873," time, 1872, Tumbor, m, oi3ard 90,483 Bhingles, m, B34 4L Lath, m, 13,906 48,508 Bitlca Iy Toviow thero lus boen uo im- portaut chiango in the wholesale lumber morkot, Tha ofterings for tho first fow days werolight, but siuce Mondny they huve_been liboral, whilo sales have drug- ged slowly at tho old prices, ‘To-dsy thero was an ju- provemont in tho demand, and about fouricon cargoes wero_sold, formor prices bLolug gonrally obtaincd. Anotlicr weelcand _probably tho seuson's trado will bo over, Nearly all flie voaucla which camo in this weok are making prepurations to go iuto winter quurters, -ond the recoipts from now until the closo of navigae tion will probably be very light, unless wo should have somo vory flue waather, D Notwithstanding that veports have Leen widely cire culated to the effect that there would bo only aboul oue-hulf the uverago quantity of logs put in this com- Ing seuson, thera s very good raasun for (binkiug that tho crop will bo fully oqual to that of pust years ; aud woll-jnformed poartios estimate that the supply will ba groater, The ovor-production of this past sesson, togothier with tho h)[‘n\!lmo of the panie, would natur- ally load omo to thluk curtail tholr cperations In the woods this coming winter, but in any ovent thero cam scarcely bo o lumber-famine, ne even if only half tho ususl amonut of logs wera got out thera would bo an nbundanco with the surplus left over from this season, which, on Lako Michigan ood at Sag- inaw, is estimsted to be about €00,000,000 of feet, 3fany of our prowminent waunfucturors uro taking this viow of the lumbor prospocts for (ho comiing season, aud aro taking atops fo govern {liomsolves uccordingly. Quotatlons are s follows: Good to cholco boards snd strlps, $12,00@15,00 ; common do, $9.00@D.50 ; ploco stunr, 33,00 ; ebiugles, $3,00@0.13%'; lath, §2.00, Balos ncludo: Cargo schr Soventh Obfo, from Muse kegon, 100 i common bosrds, ot $9,60 ; 140 m lath, st $2.00," Bold by Williaw Meglade, LUMRER FREIGITS, Manlates, $2,00; Muakogon, $2 Lm!!nl&lun, $2.75; Gn;:uul Hayon, $3.00; Pentwater, $3.76 ; Menomines, A THE YATDS, The domand contlnuca falr and fully oquals axpeota- tons, Prives are without ckunge, thougn doutiless & cush buyer could obtuin coucessfons, but quotations arosteadily adbered to for time sales, Stucks are amn~ ple. Woquoto : - Firstelear,.. Second cleir, 1 Inch to 3 fuch, ‘Third clear, 1 inch, Third clear, thiok, . 48, Closr flooring, 1st and 2d together, rough... Qlear alding, 18 Cowmon siding, Common foori Common flooris that lumbermen will aud upward A stock board Bstock bourds Ustock boards, 14,01 Gommon bour e 1200 @I3.00 olat, scantling, small timber, fonciug. ete,, 10 foet iyl uudar, groen. . @19.00 yer car to which charge fallows the slin, "Thickness—Fiva slinglea (o be two inoches in thioke nem, Tongti—Bixtoen luokes, RARDYOOD. ¢ Dlackalot — Counlers, $10000G150.001 ,00@85,00 ; comimon, $35,00@50,00% S ooz, o000 ielely e eli—Oloar, 519,00640.00 5 common, $16,00@35.00; aul, $10,00016,00; faoring, $30.00me0.00 0B Oak—Uleur, %‘mmlu.w; common, $10.00@25,00; cull, $8,65@13.0: g $29.90230,00; common, $30,006 clear, 008 itlokory—Ojear, 8000 oull, xsrm’& 00, s uplo—0leur, $22,00@15,005 X 5. ol SODGIRD, s common, $1000@3: Butternut—0lear, $35,00@00,00; common, $30,008 Qlierry—-Olear, $10.00800.00; © ‘51,009 800 Gull, SL Q0GB 0 Common, $15.00¢ W Ol 00@40.00; common, $30.00 tewood: axles, por not, $1.00@1,80; t“ i, @25.00 § cull, $10,00@10, Wagon Stock—Ilckor: Waggon poles, each, 3(@530 ; box boars, Florida red codar, 850 per {t ; mubiogany, W@m" 40 countars, 604 | Fubewood, @00 | whide hollz, sss!