Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1873, Page 6

THE CI-IIC-AGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY. DEC IMBER 1, 1873, S SO 7 Now York Olty, tho total prico being $05,000, of | doslors prizen ruled atondy at tlio recout advance. iour of tho gathoring. Tho unexpactod short- | nies, singlo, 17@180 ; dojlouble, 47:¢@380 ; woot aacks, | do No. 1, 760; hank ofl, 600 ; stralts, 650 elophant. ofl, E MONEY AND COMBIERCE, | Nt ono-fontth was to o nash auc o baiano | Graon. ulia wora uobarngod | wlso pottoon, o | a5 of yostoiny. dug o ho faliron noted in | 63Etter " © 2 POtk | G Ciepontine, H00: naphii, 60" gravily, 05 naphe | 0 s 470000 as compared with 1474, Provious in long paymonia of Lo, thrae, and flvo yeara. | Inter bolng fim, Tho mapply of poultry Gur 16mio of thiy morning, had il boen dlled, | ,, BROOM-CORN~—Thoro wan n Ullo more inguiry | th, eommon, Tée, ASiestred fn snyohe . MONETARY. SATURDAY EYENING, Nov. 30, The tendenoy in finances and trade duriug tho past woek has boon atendily in the direction of fmprovoment, In this markot the activity in businesa Lne inoroasod, sud lns made an in- orensed domand for money for logltimato use in tho transactions inoldent to tho fmmeuso pork- packing buelness now bolng dono horo, and, though tho supply of money in tho merkot has incroased largely, it has beon so nenrly nil ob porbed in thoso logitimato uecs, that rates of in torost have beon maintainod at nenrly as high Bguresns lastweok, Tho common ratofor monoy on the best collaterals in tho opon marke: in thls olty is still 134 per cont permonth, Tho Improvemont In trado and fiunnces Lins, how- ever, not boon confined to the Wost. Each dny's dispatobes from tho varlous Tastorn citiea have told of the royival of IOHVI‘F in tho large manufacturing ootablishmonta that stopped work n fow weoks ago. ln Lewiston and An- burn, Maine, the large cotton and woolon mills and machine-shops nra mnnluE on full _timo, with cnongh ordors on and to . koep them running for _ sovoral months, Tho mills at Cohooes and Newbitrg, Now York, whoro the operatives aro numbora by {housnnds, have aleo resumed busincss. It may bo said that confidenco hns beon restored in every logitimate entorprise, and thoe whole coun- try is all tho better for having got rid of the ppeoulative achemon that had beon threatening to collapea for a year bofore thoy did. d Now York oxcliange is becoming more abun- . dant in this markot, though tho price is atill B0c per $1,000 promium between banka, The cloarings of the Ohicago banks for the woek wero noarly oqual to thoss, of the corre- sponding week of last year, viz. Clearings Balances, $ 2,810,0¢ $ 811,604.50 2,838, 410,018.78 160,407.93 8,420,003, 25,789.41 o 8,608,082.72 611,430,356 .. $15,114,415.81 $1,048,100,03 $16,500,072,07 $1,600,018,87 ean & Co. quote 83 follows Measrs, Preston, this p. m.: U, B. 6 of 31, 115 Ml’x‘g"(' . B. 68 of 81, @115, 0.8, 5-208 of MO 109 3 1083 U, 8. 5-208 of '05 110 U, B, 5-208 of '65 January and July, 113} 0, 8. 6-00s of 07 January and July, 1143 U, 5. £-208 of 69 January and July. 114 109 flfl}(fllll% @115 Lok i lan)lf' REAL ESTATE. There has scarcely been a timo in two years ‘whon there was 50 littlo belng done in the sale of renl estato in this olty as now, uniess it was durlog tho extreme stringency of money in Docember of last yoar, Tho causc, however, of thoe small volumo of sales now is the same as it was then —stringency of monoy. It may be sccopted as a general ralo that, whenovor trado is extremoly aotive,—whon large crops arc being moved and money is tight,—renl estate busincas is always dull, for the very good reason that those who liave money can temporarily make more by lending it at high rates of interest to . the mercantile community. For & month past monoy bas commanded from 114 to 2 per cont pormonth on loans for thirty to ninety days on the best collateral socurity in this market, The money of the banks belng abaorbed in the tran- saction of the immense pork-packing businese of this fall in Chicago has obliged capitalista and speculators to borrow in the open market at high rates. Ti\sso rates of interest afford quickor profits to those who havo ready cash than thoe slower movement of tho advance in roal estate. ‘The capitnl - that seeks Investmont in the Iatter is only ¢hoe scoumulated profits of trado. This class of capital never be- ., tomes 80 abundant as to seelc permanent invest- ment until after tho greatest activity of trado ia over; consequently, tho greatest demand for real estate is usually in Jaouary, February, and Maroh, whon tho disbursoments of the January dividends hins made o surplus of capital that is not required in active trade in commoditics, But thore is rosson fo beliovo that the domand tor real catate a8 an investment for such surplua sopital this year will bogin earlier than osunl, for many of the wusual avenucs for investment do not afford the usunl inducements ; United Btates bonds are scarco and high, and, a8 for railway stocks and railway ‘bonds, there is loss confidenco in their. valus than tl\er® ueed to bo. Thestocls havo already been addanced 8o largely by the spoculative re- sction from the panic that comparatively little conservative capital will soel investmont in that direction, . A well-known banker of this city, who has just returned from New Yorls, says that already the demand for some moro conservative sndsafe invostment thsn stocks and railrond bonds has causod sn advance in . the prices of mnearly all real estate in New York ' City ond its suburbs. It is also probable that tho quick recoyery from the panis is convineing pooplo that the United States was in fack nevor 50 rich ns now, and that now that logitimato business i¢ recovoring 8o rapid! there will ho & gronter concentration of wenll] in the great commercial citics of tho Union within tho next year than ever bofore. The col- lapgc of :éwculaflvu schomes which careful peo- plo feared so much, has como and l\:ueod, and we are none tho worse for it, Ohicago, as & oity, hus cortainly been bonofited by it, and now that thore is no such threatening cloud in the horizon as the former apprchonsion of the collapse, it seoms reasonable that ns soon a8 money bocomos abundant in this mar- ket, a8 it undoubtedly will within the next two . months, thore will be as groat n domaud for ronl eatate in this city and suburbs ns ever boforo, nud‘pmblhly at belter prices, Of the various ontorprises for BUDURBAN IMPROVEMENT in all directions there is not much to bo said just now, oxcopt that in every cake things are pro- gressing oven moro favorably than could be ox- Eeutnd n_such wintry weather and uudor such inancial difiicultios as have provailed for some limo past, At the NORTHWZSTERN OAT-HIIOPH, . building is still progreseing rapidly, notwith- standing the inclemont woather. ~Lots are daily being sold to mechanics who want homes, and when gpring cones mony puu]fla who Liave not visited that quartor sinco luat Lall will find that, to their surprive, & noew town has grown up as by magio during tho winter. i AT ENGLEWOOD there is an equal activity, and the long string of houses that strotches down along tho Hock Islond Railrond to that point is gradually be-. eomh:fi continuous to Washington loights by the bullding st Bouth Englewood, Auburn, end Normal, AT CORNELL AND BOUTIL OHIOAGO, thoro is an oqual nolivity in building, The work on the new raflroad from Park Side Btation, on tha Tllinois Contral, to Bouth Chicago hns beon tomporarily eusponded, but it will bs comploted ‘before spring, and, in ail probability, will be tha route used by the Daltimoro & Ohlo Noad for coming into the oity. THE BELT RATLROAD, A few days ago a contract was eigned batween Measrs, Boyder & Loe, on behalf of certain ro] nr:s-ownaw, on the ono part, and the Deit ailroad Company, on the othor, in which it ia ngreed that, in consideration of #3,600 to ho paid to taid’ Bolt Tailrond Company, they will conatruot their track from the Rook Ieland Rail- rond, just north of Washington Ileights, along ‘the centro lino §lmm eosy to wuuti of Bea. b, -Town 87, Nange 14 enst, bofore the flruhtfay of May, 1874, This bonus to tho Belt Railrond Company is given by the owners of land in tho south halfof said Beo, 5, whioh adjoins the originol' Washington Ttelghts Subdivision on the north. Ono of the objects of tho property owners In glving this nanoy is to make u uew atopping place for trains ou tho Rock Island Road at tho proposed juno- tlon, Mosare, Soydor & Loo bave just comploted tho salo of twotractyof landof twonty-elghtacres cuch, In tho south balf of tho Beo. 6 ahove reforred to, viz: twonty-elght ncros at 81,600 por sors, und twonly-elght acros ab 1,800 sor neto, foth fraoté wero sold “for AIY, 1eaa0 Crocby to M. Bamue) A ERmyor, of The bargaln was roally concluded about throo wooks ago, whon tho panio mado evorything in the wnf of speoulutive pirolnsos look much fi‘nu attractivo than now, but thoe tranenction was not finally completad until within » fow daya, - A snlo of flve acres In Boo. 18, Town 88, Rango 19, boing sbout ono_mila from Summit Siation, was made a fow dnys ago by Mosers, D, L. & G. W. Porry for 8800 per acro. A good many enles of ohon made, from which wo solect 8 of tho mngo of pricos ¢ Mosars, Lintkin & Jonks rold a lot on Kimball avonue, 176 foct south of YFullerton avenue, ab $26 por front foot. Honry J. Goodrich sold olght lois, 263135 oncli, corner of Boventioth and Charles strcets, {for 94,000, Ono lot, 74x175, cornor of Wabash avonue and Sixty-firat streot, for 352 por front foot, all cash, One lot In Block 2 of Lrving l‘lu'ki for $1,400, lota aro bolng ow a8 indisative Houry W. Brooks gold four lots jusb woat of ihe Rock Ialand Railroad, at South Xnglewood, for §700, Levi Wing & Co. sold No. 4 Park Row, lot 20x 180, with Inrgo throe-story and basemen build- ing, with stonn heating, ‘oto.; prics £30,000, BUMMARY OF RALFE OI TIIE WEE Tho following Is o totai amount of city wid anbur- ban properly {ranaforred during the week ending Baturday, Nov, 293 _ Olty Properly—Numbor of nsles, 87; considoration, $440,160, North of Oity Limits— Ntimbor of sales, b ¢ constderation, $13,000, Bouth of Oity Limita—Numbor of sales, '17; ' considoration, 20,446, Went of Qity Limits—Number of gales, 15 countderation, $3,000, Total salos, 110; tolad condid- eration, $484,405 COMMERGCIAL. SATUnDAY EvENNG, Nov, 30, The following wore the rocoipts and shipments of tlio leading articles of produce in Chicago during the past twenty-four hours, and for the corresponding date ono yearago: TECEITTS, 1873, | 1672, Flour, brls... Wheat, b Corn, 'bu arfey, b, Graas scod, Flnx aced, b, Broom-corn, Gured nieats, I oge, Gattle, No, Shoep, No. Hidea, I 1,1 700} 1,004 404 28], 2,572} __ 8,143} ‘Withdrawn from store on Fridsy for oity con sumption: 2,411bu wheat; 6,768 bu corn ; 6,205 bu oats; 762 bu rye; 1,478 bu barley. With- drawn for do during the pnst week: 13,780 bu wheat; 82,088 bu corn; 15,013 bu oats; 6,328 bu ryo; 16,685 bu barley. - 4 Thofollowing grainhasbeen inspectod intostore this morning, up to 10 o’clock : 226 cara whent ; 70 cars corn; 28 cars onts; 7 cars ryo; 85 cars barley. Total, 300 cars, or 198,000 bu, . The following wero the recoipts and shipmenta of breadstuffs and livo atock at this point during the past woek and for the corresponding weeks ending o8 dnted: Nov, 22, Nov, 20, 570, 1 .' 181, Floar, bl 60,877 81,002 Whea!, b 300,051 200,060 Gorn, bu. 2AGAT0 202,855 Oats, bu 69,405 163,070 Rye, bu, 10,600 10,366 Barfoy, ba, 04,010 122,830 Drosecd hgs, No. 805 Livohogs, No.. 190,335 120,00 Caltle, No. 000 10,608 Flour, brls 49,401 98,309 Whoaf, bu, 15,004 210,21 650,187 214 187,565 124,188 24,51 4,450 110,010 ° 135,518 Live 40,645 n{\jgg ive hogs, 9 3 Cattly, No. S0 4840 Tho report helng circulated on *Chango to-day that ono of our grain-warchousomen had given £5,000 towards ondowing the new Chair of Apol- ogetica, tho quostion was raisod whether tho donor had not mistaken the objsct of tho insti- tution. It was genorally conceded to bo open to doubt; because, 1t the now Professorship should be found to cover tho work of apologizing for the warehousmen, then the amouut donated is much too little for the service to be rondered. The leading produce markets was generally weaker to-day, though moderately active, and steadior ot tho decline than might have beon ox- octed. ‘Tho mows that a peacoful solution of e Cuban difficulty has probably been effected, may have had something to do in producing the oasier fecling ; but that offect was little boyond what was duo to tha decline in tho gold premium and tho consequent appreciation in the valuo of the circulating modium known ss cwrroncy. Theo groat incitoment to lower prices all round was o feature of local epeculation, Our stocks of grmin oro low, and there was o Iargo line of shorls ont for December, which could not be filled by delivorles in tho or- dinary way, on account of " the searcity of grain, Thosé who wero short rushed in to buy or ob- tain settlemonts, and, in their cagornéss, thoy ad- vanced pricoson thomselves, Thoy obtained most of what was wantod on Friday, and the lousencd demand pormitted a partinl fu‘l]ing back towards tho basis of trading on Thursday. Provislons followad the lead of grain, thongh without the same apology iu the mattor of small supply. Our receipts of grain continue small, though growing somowhai in volume. The clesing of tho lako has shut up ono important avenuc of shipment, but there is a_good demaund by rail, and tho recont order to the Inapectors to exam- ino the quality of the grain aftor it is n the cars seoms to have aiready given inoroased con-. fidonce in regard to quality. Ordora were ro- colved hero to-day from difforent Eastern par- ties for nearly 500 car-loads of grain, in the ng- gregato, This will probably bo this season & EDEA important elomont than ever in our wintor ado, Dry goods mot with ngxaod domand, and prices were rather moro firmly held, notably fo for cotton textiles, which are now rolatively much lower than the raw muterial, "Certsin of the more-popular brands of bleachod and brown cot~ tous bave rocontly advanced, and the indications are favorable for n protty goneral hardening of ricos, Trade, although’ now quite as active as in former seasons at & like poriod, shows steady [msrnvemont, and tho feoling of despondency und gloom 80 logfl prevalont has given place to ono of cheerful confidence. In the grocery market tho principal topio of intorost was the rapid advanco in coffees, the market taking auothor upward jump to-day to the oxtent of o 1ge, making an advaico of 1@134e within tho Fxxst three doys. Bugars are meeting with n nrge demiand, and are firmly held, and elrups, spices, and soaps are also moving freely at full prices, 'eas are moro active and aro hold with Emntot confidonce. Tho importations of 1873 nve boon scarcely one-half as large as during 1872, and with comparatively light stocks on hand, and a stroug probability of the restora- tion of the *duty,” halders aro sanguine of an enrly advanco prices. The butter and choeso markots were without new features, the former ruling quict and easy, whilo tho lat~ \or romains firm ot quoted prices. DBaggiug was in _moderato regnest at unchanged prices, quo=- tations boing 863go for Btark, i1¢o for Lewis~ ton, B30 for Ottor Orcok, aud 813go fbr Amori- can aud Amoskesg. Pricos of coal and wood wore nominally uuchanged, though held with slightly incroasod firmneps, In tho leathor, plfi- iron, and paint marketa therc were no new dovol. opmonts, trade continuing nluffiluh at unsottied .and generally wonk- pricea, ‘Cho ol trade wag ruronufl Iair, with prices generally flrm, Lard oil was again highor ; now held at 75 for extra, 70¢ for No, 1, and G50 for No. 2. Tobacaos were dull na previously quoted.’ i Tho yard trado in lumber was moderatoly sctive at sbout the quoted range of prices, con- cessions being made for cash., Tho dooks are now nearly olosred of lumber, and tho season’a trade Is probnblz' ovor, though a few atraggling cargoen may yob arrive, Iron and steel were dull and easy, No lmPortuuu changos were ro- orted in -~ tho noil or motal markels, bricen for tlnnors' stock and motals are comparatively stondy. Salt con- tinues active and flrm, ot $1.80@1.00 for fine, and $1.86@2.00 for coarso, Wool waa quiat, but thore Lag been coneiderable trading within the woel, lower pricea being acospted. Hops aud broom-corn wero quict aud unchanged, ‘Limothy huy coltinues firm nnder o fair de- mand, “Buods wore quiet but firm, and thore you rathor mora trading i, tmotii ot 8240@ 2,60 for falr to ‘The offorlngs of hidea rimo, Wowo light, apd Wi tals by fiom loon) .oxcosalyo, nnd {8 bolug ro .| 88.25 C’ ucod Gamo slowly. wasdull and lower, A Tighwines woro quict and uncoertain, Salo wan reportoed of 50 brls at 800 per gallon, which wns tho Inslde price roported yostorday, At tho samo timo 89}¢o was oponly and froely bid for a 100- brl 1ot, nnd tho offor wns not accopted. Inlike mouner wo aro nsanred thab Boi(n ‘wna bid yon+ tordny all through tho sossion, i 1itto diffor- onos of ugluluu ouflht. to bo at onco eottlad, for tho benefit aliko of dealors and tho goneral pablic, If thoro has boou any misquotation, eithior up or down, it eliould bo made kuown, and the place srhoro tho biame lies pmpurl‘y locatod. Lako froights wore montioned to-dny. The B\'u ellor Annio E. lenfl woa chartored to oarr; 0,000 bu whost from Miliaukeo on tlrougl rato to Now York, Drossod hoga wore evon mora ?ulee than yos- torday, and with no change roportod in prices, A total of 160 head was roportod sold, a1l at $4.76 por 100 1bs, Provislons waro active, oxoopt in tho artiolo of meats, and lowor nll round. The spaculativo ar- tlclon weora tho woakent and tho mogt nctive, moss pork boing 131{@260 por brl, and lard }{a or Ib, Iower; whilo montn‘bnmiy oll oft }go per i b, “Tho markot for live hogd was reported higher, but with packers holdlng off, and Euro- {wnn ordors were enid to bo chiecked by tho fack lint moats cannot bo sold on tho other side the wator for what if costs to lay them down thero. Mosspork was froely offerad, buk swas takon so very freoly by tho spoculative olass that the down- ward tondenoy waa checked, and the market closod etrong. The pork esles of the day foob up ths enormous number of 10,860 brls, which will probsbly prove ~ to ‘bo more than 20 per cont of the aosson’s prok- ing, The lato advance in hogs in ascribed to the domand on our market from othor packing yulnlu, and our local packers are cautious sbout Aldng hold, thinking that this domand must be #oon over, whon prices will racede undor the do- orossed compotition among buyera. Thomarket closedat the following range of pricoa: Messpork, now, cash, $12.8716@12.90 ; do eollor Decombor, 812,8714@18,00 ; do soller January,$18.40@18.60 ; do ellor February, $18.874¢@18.90 ; primo moss ork, 811.76@12.00; oxtra primo’ do, 80.75@ 0.00. Lard, cash or sellor Docembor, B7.40@7.50 3 doasller January, §7.70@7.75; do seller February, §7.06@8.00. (rcon hams ot Ti(@B0; ewaol pickled hams, 8@9c, Greon uhnul’dnru at 41{o; rongh aldes, 53o; do short ribs or long olear, b¥o; do short cloar, Co; meats 10@15 daysin Ealt, 434@43o for_shonldars, G3o for short ribs and long cloar, and 63fo for short clear; boxed shonldors, 43{c; do Cumberiands, 03o; do short ribs ‘or long cloar, 63{@0}o; do short cloar, 63¢o; do long ‘cut nnma, 8 @8!fo. Noats, sollor January, about Y@i¢a more than for Docomber. Mass beof, $8.00@ @e;‘hono mo;: du‘. ‘?9.00%&25 G;;nu( hams, .00, Oity tallow, 6}{@0}¢o; groase quotabla st 4@5igo. Sales wore' xoport- d of 800 brin od o mess pork 918,003 260 brls 220,01 (uexe ot do, eoller Decombor, at 818.25; 4,600 brla do at $13.00; 250 brisdo at $12.90 ; 1,500 bris do at $12,8714 ; 500 brls do, soller Jan~ uary, at $18,021¢ ; 250 brls do at $18.60; 1,500 brls do at 818.874¢ ; 500 Lrls do, soller February, at $14.1234; 1,600 bris do at 814.00; 500 brls ot 818,95 ¢ 5,560 brla do at 18,90 ; 1,250 brla do ot 8138724 5 1,250 brls do at $18.80; G50 tes lard at Tigo; 100 108 do at Ti4o; GO fea do (kottlod) at 81do; 800tcs do at 6)4c (loolog; 500 tes do, seller December (last evening), st 75¢o; 250 tos do at 7340; 260 toa do at 87.438¢; 750 tes do, soller February (last evening), af 8,134¢ 5 1, 250 tos do at $8.00+ 1,000 tcs doat §7.00 : 100,000 Ibs groen shouldoraat42£a; 100,000 Ibado, seller Fob- ruary, at 5o; 200 boxes Cumborlands at 63o; 150 boxes'do (35 1be) at To; 250 boxen shork ribs at 67¢0; 40,000 tbs greon hams 814 ihs) at 8o; 5,0 pes do (16 Ibs) ak 73¢c; 80,000 Iba do (16 tbe) nt 73{0; 80,000 tba do at 7o 20,000 pes do at Tigo; 100 brls city tallow at ?fiw 5,000 Ibs bacon hams at 12370, canvassel and packed 3 5,000 1bs bacon clear sides (117\-0 at 8e. The Daily Commercial Bullelin gives tho fol- lowing returna -of tho packing at tho grincipnl points, as compared with tho same time Jast sea- son a8 far a8 returned, and the aggregato pack- ing of the season of 1872-'8: Todate, Todate, Ag[nl"]als, 1873, © " 1871, 1872-%3, Chicago, TiL. 22,890 1,426,079 Clacinnatl, 00 626,305 Loulavillo, K 103,200 302,340 Bt, Louds, bo. 105,000 635,000 Milwaukee, Wis, 92,751 ] Indianapolis, Ind. 09,583 . Deoris, 11L... 11,000 104,75 Eausas Cliy, Mo, 32,000 187,291 Dosdlotnes, Towa, 10,000 53,007 Babula, Iowa.... 10, 23,000 Bloux City, X 7,000 Lafayetto, Ind. 0,600 25,000 Eyansville, Ind 7,513 17,008 Martinaville, In 11,000 Omehn, Neb... 5,000 7,660 Qodar Rapids, Towa.... 17,800 96,204 Deiphl, Ind.. 11,000 16,300 Dotrait, Mid 4,000 L5 1,040 Munele, Tnd 7,000 2,172 Oolumbus, T 12,000 81,248 Nushville, Tons 2 0,000 13,000 61,083 Quincy, 1, “Ealinated ‘Cho Daily Commercial Report givos the -fol- lowing as tho shipmonty of provisions frow this point for the wock ending Nov. 27, and for cor- responding poriods : 5 i Tork | Zard |*Hame Should's | 1ATdies, Bria, | dea, | ten | tbn, s, 703 1,849) 1,484,254 10,285,465 ou,5i| st L 24,000 1,323,100 05,063 29,158 4,536 3,479, 182 02,086,031 G0,718] 10,417) 2,838] "' 771,500] 1,096,376 1I out meats excopt shoulders end B, P. Groon hams shippod during tho weok, 88,33 pes, spaingt 60,50 po e eanEuding Eaekid. Toak o0 alfico ov. 1, 1513, samo time 1873, Wiok end'gNov.| 1674, 9,65 187,031 pez, aj Y 83,705 pea the The total numbor of boxzes of meats shipped duting tho weok, 15,120, against 10,00 boxes tho precoding week, Total'ploces shippod during the week, fnctuding (e s, 120,101, ogalat 85064 plocsa s precediug ok, Flour was quiet, though there wasn little more doing than on Friday, sud the volume of salos would have boen larger but for tho small- nosa of stocks, wlilch leaves vory fow round lots on the market, Exporters wore looking around, and gonorally bou&ht at o littlo bo- low tho advanced figures quoted yosterday, m8 wheat was lowor. ran was slow, Bales wero reported of 200 brla whito winter extras on (ffl"“ terms; 20 brls spring extras (Arcbibald patent) ab $13.00; 100 bris do (Min- nosota) at 86.75; 100 brlg do at $6.12%¢; 800 bris do_at $6.00; 100 brls do low at 24.25; 1,300 brls do on private torms; 100 bris super- fines at 94.26; 26 brls buckwhent (Jackman's) at $0,00; 150 brls do at $8.76; 80 brla doat 8.50. Total, 2,825 bris. tho closing prices & Tho following wore $ 0.50 @ 7.50 Ohofeo do.... . 800 @ 0,00 od wini . 6,75 @ 7.00 Oholcs to fancy g . 600 @ 0.60 Bledium to good dt . 600 @ 5.76 Good to choica Min; . 6,00 8 7.25 Patent do,.... . B.00 (312,00 TFair to cholce . 335 @ 400 Common do, . 250 @ $.00 Rye flour, .. . 435 @ 450 Buckwheat do . 835 @935 12,00 @12.50 ‘Wheat was quiot, as compared with yestorday, and averaged nearly 3o lower on options, with ‘a deoline of about 10 per bu on cash lots. The latter woro relatively steady, being in good de- mond for shipmont, and for uso by local millors, tho needs of buyors boing fully equal to tho incroased reoaipts, 80 that the dooline was little moro than that noted in the gold promium. Op- tiona foll off, priuclml}f beenuse the bulk of the Decembor shorts were fillod in, or sottled yestor- dny, sod the inquiry to-dsy was chiofly for investmont, which was lightor ihan ususl owing to _the Drightor pros- pocts of an honorablo pesco with Bpain, 'he possibility of a war on “Cubaa ‘account has not materiallystimulated tho market, and, bonco, the nowa of to-day mads littlo difforence. The larger receipta promiso & moro liboral supply in tho winter, and this tended to reduce the anxiety to buy to hold. Operators are not inclined, howaver, to expaot o large nconmulation of wheat hore Lofore spring, a8 thoy think that tho de- ‘mand for rail shipment will be not far from equal {o the supply, ospooially if woights wore gunr- anteed by the companies transparting tho grain Eastward, Bellor Docembor opene oL el.m.}if, declined to $1.074¢, roso to e:.os?g. and rocoded to $1,083(, closing at $1.073¢. Soller January sold at @ .05%@1‘10?{, olosiug at $1,09; Boller February was qufet at about 8o above Jaouary, Oash No, 8 spring sold at $1,07%( @1.08, cloeing at tho insido, with Northwestorn maalpin at (@20 premium. No. 1spring was little wantod, closing dull at #1085 for straight or Northweatern, No. 8 spring closed at $1.04, and rejectod do at DSc. Oseh ales were reportod of 800 bu No. 1 sgrlng at $1.103¢ ; 400 budo at 81,083¢; 800 bu do n 1.08; 1,600 buNo. 1 Northwestern at $1.09}¢ 2,600 bu 30 §1.00; 400 bu do at S1.08)¢ ; 5,000 bu No. 2 spring a4 $1,08; 1,600 budo at B1.073¢ ; 80,600 bu do at 810731’ 6,400 bu do at BLOTBE 14800 bu do at 81.075¢; 5,800 bu No. 2 Norths western at 81.08; 2,800 bu do at_ 81,0734 ; 2,400 D do- st 8107 2,000 bu No. 8 pring at 81,0434 ; 5,200 bu do at §1,045¢ ; 8,400 bu dlo at $1.04; 4,800 bu rejeated at 080, * Total, 105,200 but. Qorn was moderatoly aotivo, averagod 1o lower than on Frl(iny, with & rather botter ebipping demand at tho dooline. 'Tho cnuses ab work to depross tho market woro much the sane a4 thoso uoted in tho case of whoat, but ‘they did not make the market wesk aftor prigos Liad boou establiphed duriug tho frub Lialts in ortlonn, but and tho gront masy of oporators had little to do ‘but to wait pationtly for sotiloment on Mon- dny. Tho roooipts” continued light, ond it ronlly mooms nm if prosont pricon nre not sufficlont to tompt Iargo ~"quantilios out of tho hands of country holdora. =Sollor Do- combor oponed at 40e, deciined to 44%4o, roso Lo 40c, and closod at 46i¢o. Boller January eold at 451¢@403o, olosing nt 400, Regular No. 2 vwan dull at 413¢@450, and frash muelq 6 of do &t 6@ 4520, both closing nominally highor, na after 8 o'dlaok rogular was the samo ns sollor Doceubor, Tojoctod was Irregular. Oash snles were ro- Eartnd of 1,000 bu_high mixed at 452¢o; 16,600 u No. 2 (atriotly fresl) at 451¢a: 16,000 bu do at 46c; 7,000 bu do at 4430 ; 1,200 bu rojectod at 440 400 bu do nt 430, Lotal, 41,800 bus Onta wore loss potivoand 120 lowor, in sym- patliy with wheat sud corn, ‘and for fho_indo- pondont ronson that the rnnu‘llvu wera largor, while the shipments wore quite small. Now York was quoted firm, but our stocks are on the iucroase, with o prorpect of plonty here hoforo long. Sellor Docembor, or cnsh No, 3, oponed at Boand deolined to 83!go, closiug at 3450, Hollor January sold at 8i@34}¢o, COnsh sales wero roportod of 4,800 bu No, 2 at 840 ; 1,200 bu o at 90370 + 2,400 b do nt 85a ; 4,800 bia do ak 8310 ; 600 bu'rojoctod st 83%¢0{ 000 bu No.2 white al 83340 ¢ 600 bu Whmnl;{ asmple at flea! 1,800 bu do at 870 ; 8,600 bu mixed do at 85c, al fros oncara, Total, 20,400 bu. Ryo was moroe notive at t1o 6amo ranga as yos- torday, and closod about !fo lower, in conse- quonco of tho gonoral wcakness outsido, os- oclally in corn. Cash alos wore.reported of 800 u No, 2 at 710 ; 2,400 bu do at 700 ; 1,600 bu do at 6954a s and 1,200 bu do st 69, Total, 6,000 bu. The mntket lored nt 00X@T00. Barley waa in good demand, and only light supply, which canted an advance of 16 por bu on No, 2'aud 30 on No. 3, with o smaller aggrogato ‘of business than on Friday, No. 2 sold at 81,30 @108 cash, and $1.88 seller Docembor, both closing firm, No. 8 sold at 07c@8$1.02 for straight, the_ iuside in tho Rook Island, and at 81,00 soll~ or Docembor, closing firm at tho Iatter figuro, Onsh gales wore roportod of 11,600 bu No. 2 at $1.98; 1,200 bu do at $1.80 ; 800 bu No, 8 (N. W.) af $1.07 1 800 bu do at $1,03 ; 1,200 bu do st $1.01 ; 4,000 \m do nt 81.00 ; 400 bu do at 9%0; 8,600 bu do at 030 ; 1,000 bu_do at 97c; 400 bu rojectod at Bb}z{;} 41,200 bu do at 85¢ ; 1,600 bu dontB83c; 400 budo atB82c; 400 bu by samplo 691,25 ;400 bu do at 81,15 ; 200 bu do at 6o, on track, Total, 20,800 bu. EUROPEAN MARKETA. ‘I'ho following is Boorbohm's dispatch to tho Board of Trade in thiu city to-dny: Nov. 20—London—Cargacs off cosst wheat firm, and corn upward tandoncy, Good cargoes American mixed corn off conet, 35864@30s, Same for shipmont during Docombor aud Jantary, $4s@dle0d, Liverpool— Wheat firm. Corn steady ot 368 6d. PROVISION PROSPEOTS. Keorohoval & Son, of 8¢, Lonis, write: Thore haa been more doing in produce, and parties ave beginning to buy protty frecly, and for this pur- Josg ate taking o purt of thoir genoral wants, futend- 10 tako the bulk whon pricos_become mora rosson- sblo, or are bettor “etablah in rathor small parcels, moving diroot to Ircland, Scotland, England, and’ Gormany, notwithstanding tliegonoral unfavorabla reports from {liose countrics as to the state of irade there, ond we infer fhat thoy have made up their minds to buy hero; but they will not take anything {n advance of acfnal wants 60 long as thero is & hopo of gelting supplics at a cheaper rate, which they may not bo ablo to dotormine until April or May, when prices genorally cheapen, and in fact when {Ho seeds of iho heavy loascs of the enmmer aro sowx, The South also is bo- Inning fo logk aftor 1t supyis, snd In taklug part of fhem; ihey, howavor, buy slowly, and only s wanted, thinklng they will do'betfer after a whiles howover, thoy tako something, and swell tho general agaregate 1uto moro than respoctablo proportions, With the ex- Hroma Weat, aa with ihio Nott, thare 18 something do- {ng,—moro than common,—and the business looks im- posing, though it may bo fesn than last yoar; atil it's Pometliing doing, and promisos well for tho future, The St. Lonis Jemocrat is alroady tired of tho ¢ National” Stock-Yardsof 8t. Louis, which aro located in Illinofs, and wants a “Union™ Btock-Yards, to be located in Miskouri. One would think the toy is too expensive to be thrown aWay A0 BOOD. TILE OALIFORNTA WIEAT TRADE. The San Francisco Alla in » recont issua says: ¢ Durlng the twoelve months ending with Octobor tho yaluo of wheat which loft thia port, malnly for England, was, in round nwmbers, £20,000,- 000, quito equel, it not cxcecding, the valus of old raised rin tho Btate in the same poried of imo. Asn matter of conrse, this veat irado, rown up sinco 1860, whon it commencod, at- gmctn tho entnrprlsluti' and draws largely upon local capital for its conduct It s jthe cagp that a very percoptible chanzo this year has taken place in tho character of tho trado, or the modp in which tho grain is marketed. Tho old' eolid cash system, which charactorized operations, shows signs of innovetions not for tho botter. Where so much wealth ohanges hands, o thonsand schemen spring into nction for tho appropriation of a portion of it, and spoculation becomes rifo, fMhe rosults nre not healthy. In this very pros- porous year a cancer oats deep into the profity, and, possibly, -of tho £20,000,000 worth sold, SI.WI}:DOD has been lost by pursuing » wrong systom." ed, Now wa e proparty, COMMEROE AXD NAVIGATION. ‘WasnrxaroN, Nov, 2 'he Chief of the Bu- roau of Btatistics, Dr. Youny, furnishes the fol- lowing synopsis of Monthly, Report No. 1, sorics 1878-'4, which is now in prces, relatingto com- merce and navigabion: Tomestic exp'ts Foreipn Perfods, _ Tmports, (apecie values) exports, Month ended July 31— 163,000 00 $00,535,907 ,200,688 $1,050,043 1672.eraes GO,497,855 46,824,681 9,408,010 Boven months onded July 31— 187,00 ..+ 890,267,000 01,944,355 15,070,400 1872, .0 412,804,841 923060,167 14,356,640 Tor tho soven months ‘onding July 81, 1873 and 1873, tho following amounts consisted of rpeule and bullion, and of merchandise, respoct- vely : Domesticexn'ta Foreign Tmporte, (specle values). exporte. Specle and bullion— 1670.....8 0,103,245 $89,030,676 $ 5,278,124 Merchandise— 1873..... SSLA34401 22,019,379 10,693,378 Speclo and bullion— 1873, 10,857,435 66,121,088 4,480,005 jse— . 402,007,350 936,843,000 9,607,521 tal valuo of foreign commodities re- raaining in warehouse July 81, 1873, waa §77,- TAG,510, a8 comparod with S112,805,601 Joly sl 72, ) Allowing for tho difference in the warehouso necount, tho excess of the total imports over the total domestio and foreign exports, combined, for the soven months ended July 81, 1873, was §47,534,187, against $32,900,32 July 81, 1874, The amounts brought and carriod in Amorloan and forelgn vensols, and in cars and other vohi- cles, during tho sovon months ended July 81, 1873 and 1872, wore as follows : Domestic exp'ts Forelgn Imports, (mixed values). 09,125,881 § 80,347,603 85,1 Forolgn vesscls..., 372,681,640 * 910,030,561 Land vehicl 8,600,208 4,285,131 1872, American vessels., 118,007,854 00,030,230 1873, American vesscl 2,775,788 Toreign veasels, ,201,477 252,491,840 7,059,305 Land vobloles, ..., 10,005,610 2,204,963 3,021,893 From the above table it will be scon that dur- ing tho weven montha endod July 81, 1873, ‘over 74 per cont of tho total trade by wator was in forolgn vessels, aud for tho corresponding period of 1872 the valuo carried in foreign vessels was abount 71 por cent, T'ho numbor and tonnage of vossels engagod in the foroign trado which ontered and clerred during the twelve monibs onded July 81, 1873 and 1372, respectively, wore ag follows: —Entertd— —Clearel,— o, ons, " No, Tons, 11,417 9,005,017 11,085, 8,812,300 20,432 8,161,184 20,639 8,120,047 91,730 11,790,201 82,224 11,908,418 10,769 3,797,103 10,603 3,078,504 18,710 7,163,737 18,800 7,130,065 Total.oosinered20,488 10,870,660 29,408 10,608,050 LATEST, i In tho atternoon whoat was in moderate ro- uest and eaaler, cloaiug wealk ot $1.063{ soller eoembor, andab en.na?f@x.on sollor ‘January, the lattor option closing at the inside, Corn was strongor, solling at 45)¢@4563¢o for Docombur, and 4676@4083¢c eoller January, both options olosing ab tho outside. No transactions in other grain or provislons were reportod. Torelgn vesrols, EVENING BOARD, Eyznina BoAnn, C1lioAGo, Nov, 20—0 p. m,—Sales at Evening Board, 50 brly moss pork, sclior Docom= ber, at 613,00, i CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. SATUnpAY EvExiNG, Nov, 33, ALCOHOL—Quotsble at $1,73@1,84, BEANS AND PEAS—Wero quict and unchanged 3 Navy heans, $2.40@2,00; medine, 45@2.40; come- o, §1.50683.00, Green peas, $1.40 7 yollow do, 1,35, BUTEER—Prices rangel about the samo 88 on the previous dniu of (ho woel, but the feoling wau casy, and o anything bolow clibleo thero was a proity gonos ral {ncliuation to concedo a little, Bhippors and “focal ‘tuyors operated with considorablo freotiom at Uho an- nosed raugo of prices: Oholea yollow, 20@u0ut ‘mudium to good, 10G240; tnferior (o comiuon, 1@ 1803 comumon t oholco rall, 16638, DAGGING—-In conncetlon with this markot there woro 110 now foatures to nots, A fale uggregulo of salos was svcomplisliud, and foriner quotations wore very genorally sustained, W roport our Hsb za fol- lowa: Blark A, 8840; Ludlow A, 350 ; Lowlsion &, 8403 Amorlcan, $1%0; Amoskeag A, 8130 ; Otter Crepk, 849§ LI ngo, 4 9ud & b, 16@300 5 awn- thin morning from Eastorn denlorn, bub aside from {lfs tho conditton of (ho markat in 'substantfaily the smo, Ohoito Lo oxtra hurl, 75@8a 3 coru that will worktsolf {uton cliaico hurl Uroom, 6}@703 for good do, BX@00 1 good Lo cholco stalk brad, 6)@00; in- forior bruah, 4@Bo, BUILDING MATERIALS—Wero in lght roqueat, Wo quato: Bluceo, §2.60@0.603 New York skiicco, eante ing, $1,60@4.00; Ronoudale coment, $3,25@3,60 Utica, {)fl?huvm@h‘[mllun, and _Akron’ ccment, $2,00 % 1 Tortland cemont, $7.00@7,005 marble dust, £,00; limo In bulk, 80c@S1.00; Nime (brla) $1.10 @118 F Lrl; white sand, @ brl, $L50@2.00; plos toring lindr, 3 bu, 4003 land plastor,$2,00 ¥ brl; fro brick, 1,000, $55.00@90,00 ; building brick (com= 0,607,003 prossed brick, $14.0@16.00; newor man Drlck, $8.603 Miwaukeo and Racino Troascd, $25.00@ 50,00, del.; do common, $14.00@10.00; Indlans presso. 18,00325,00; o cominon, $10,00@16,00; fire clay, U brl, $3,00:34.00. GIIESE—Thare was falr movemont in this siaplo at prices 1ot vary(ng matorlally from thosa current for the past four weoks or more, and tha market moy bo qnol‘-d atosily and firm as follows : Now Yotk factory, Jhild, 13@133c; Ohio factory and Weslern faclory, o, 19@lic; low grades, T@110. GOAL—Undor this hond thero was nofling now to nots, Ordors were llboral fn numbor, but small in the amotinta _called for, and tho market must still Do guoted dull, Tollowing sre the quotations: Tehigh, prepaved, $10.50 ¢ Lacknwanna, $9.50@10. Titlo, $4.60; Walnut 11, 38,60 ; ~ Oherry Mine, $1.51 Tiloshburg, $8.50@0.00; Onnnel $3,60: Lick Run, § Hocking Valley, ¥7.50@6.00; Indinna block, $7.00@7.6 Darclay, $0,00; Kirkland Grato, $8,00 ; Mfuonk, $6,00 } Wilmington, $.00, OOOPERAGE—Pakers' goods contlno aotivo and frm, Tho demand is fully cqual to tho mupply, Er™east of pork. Iwrrals, "Wa. quote: Ptk ber rols, $1.60@1.05; whisky barrels, $1,00@2.00 ; lard lortes, 160, ffout barzln, la@oco {pork siaves, sougty 3 do, bucked .00@20.00 ;' terco ataves, m%n'. $22.00@24.00 buckod or saved, $35.00 ®28.00; whisky ntaves, rougl, $30,00828.00; do ‘Ducked, $33.00@35,00 ; flourataves, $1.50@11.00 1 ofrcls flour Loesding, TH@I30 per aet; flour hoop-poles, $14.0081600 por i pock and erea polo, $0.008 40,00 par m, * EQQB—Frosh wore sslshlg at 23@2ic, and firm, Plckled woro In lght requost at 10@18c, FEATHERS—Wero in maderate request and atoads, Wo Topeat: Goodto primo lve-goess featliers, 5tc from firat lunda; Jobbing prices, 68@73¢} 2 per cont Aiscount. for cash chioken, 0@8o; turkey, S@do. Salea includs 100 1bs from live goese at 88c, “FISH—In this msrkot but s Ximited amount of trad- ing was done, orders being fow and amall, and valiies Wors agaln ’quoted unchanged, ss follows: No. 1 ‘whitefist, ig<brl, $5.26@540% No, 2 do, $.00 @5.35; No,1 trout, $4.15@6.00 3 No, 1 aliore mack- orci, new, H-brl, S1.60@1400 10,60 ; No. 3 mnckorol, X-brl, $8,00 Sonckersl, ig-brl, $1.00G7.35 3 No, 1 shoro kils, $2.16 bank codish, $5.50@5.16; Georga’s codfil, 2,26 § .00@0.25; Labrador herring, iplit, brls, $8.80@ 0.00% "doy ' sgbrl $1:235@407 Tatrador " heriuy round, btl, $7.60@8.00 do 2¢-bri, $4.008435; box herring No, 1, 30@330 ; g scaled, d0Gg4s0; Columbla Tiver salmon, X-brls, £.76@10.00. FRUITS AND NUTH—Doalors reported {lio markot astisfactortiy active both for domestis and for jin- orted varioltes, snd former prices wero uniformly Aol Austnined, ' Itasiue, pruncs, currants, apples, and peaches wera moving froely, and commanded the full fuotod pricon, We ropeat : Fonzrax—Dates, 9@93o; figs, now, druins, 12@123¢c; Ogs, n boxes, Iayers, 156 10o* Srench prunes, old, 10G110; “Turkish prunes, new, 13@I8igc; talaine, l3yers new, $1.75@2.85 ; ralaiur, lay- ‘ors, old, $3.9082,40; rais{ns, 100se biuscatel, $2.90@0.1 raising, Voloncl: , now, 11@112¢c; Zanto currants, now, Ti@T3¢0 3 okl do,81{@63¢0; citron,33@dbo; lomon peel, 17@18¢, Douxstio—Alden apples, 17@300; Michigan, aliced, 03¢@10c; Mlchiyan quarters, 8/@9%c; Westorn do, T@80 4 Southern do, 6 @73¢0; eachos, pired, 296 248 peachos, halves, 10310350 ; do, mixed, T3@Sc; ‘isckberries, new, 13@13}5¢; raspborries, $6@380 ; pit tad chorrier, 25@300; Nuzs—Ellberts, ' 16@100; al- monds, Torragons,33@34 ¢ Neples walnuls, 27@23; Chili walnuty, 33@44o; French walnuts,16@17c; Brazils, 914@10%0; pecons, Texar, 11@120; African_pesnuls, M‘@T{“& {é’gfllnmn posnuls, T@%%0: Tenneisoo oanuls, o. PN BRUALE—Cranborries move slawly, Ohaleo lots ars billed at $13,00, but the bulk of the sales aro ‘mnde ot $10,60@1:450, Apples aro in moderato local ro- quesi, Othor frulls wero ‘uuchangad, Wo repeat : Lom- Ons, '$8.00@0.00 @ box; inferlor lomons, $7.00; oranges, 100 per brl; Cslifornia pears, $3,00@4.50 por caso ;o grapes, 'Tokay, $3.00 por caso} do Muscat, $7.50; common to cholcs apples, $3.00@ 4,00 por brl from storo, Cultivated cranborries and Gnpo Oods, $10.60@12.00; do (Cory's), $13.00@18,80. fnlegs grapen, 5,60 per kex. ‘GROOERIES—Coffoes continue oxclted and aro otill advancing, quotations belng_marked up a xc to-day, on all gradea, Bugars aud sfrups continue active, ane are firily and sioadily hold, Spices and soapd aro also moving frocly ot full prices, Otner articles in fho st rula qutet aud ateady. — Below aro tho quola- o ; Br-04xB, BODA—TX@AC, Qorrrrs—ochs, 36@33xc; O. G, Java, 32@32%0; Java, No. 2, 30@30)0; faucy Rio, 37@3Tsg0 ; cliokes do, 303@203c; primo Rlo, 20@2Wxc; goad do, 254 @350 common do, 24 @4} c; roasting do, 20@Wio s Bingapors Java, 283@Mc; Costa Rics, fancy, 903¢@27350; do, primo, 20}@20)¢c; Llara- calbo, 265@20XC, OaxpLxs—8tar, full welght, 115@180 stesrine, tull weight, 143@1437¢ 3 do, short Tweight, 13}¢@13%c. ’mmo:—mm, 73@80’; Tangoom, TA@Ii4c; Caroe 3, 8 BY@BYc. ass Patant cut loat, 194@ 13360 crushed snd powdered, 11@113c: granulatod, UK@113c; A, standard, 102{@10}40; do, No. 3, 10X@10%i0; B, 1046 103¢0; oxtra O, 105{@10K0c; O No, %, 0;/@10c; yollow , No, 1, 93%(@J%o; cholco brown, 03@d%c; prmo do, 0@9zc; falr do, 9@Yici ch molasses sugar, 03 falr do, 8% i@t S io; s OLicans phger 9igo: A0 prime, '83/@00; do, falr, BK@BXc; com= mon, T@73{c. Bimvurs—Dlamond drips, $1.80@1.95 ; silver drips, axtra fing, 80@86¢; §00Q AUGAT-houne alfup, GOz} extra do, 65@70c; Now Orlenns miolaswes, cliolce, 75@ 8003 do prime, 70@750; do_commion, 53G0Va; Lorto Tieb molussss, clilco,’ (2363 coilimion malasaes, 32@05c. HaLcRATUI—Common to best, BY@10r, Briori—Allspice, 17@180; cloves, 39@400 863380 ; pepper, 26630 ; nutmegs, No, 1§ do, o, $LI0G1.1G} lagor, purc, 25300 e, 20@3%0 ; do No, 3, 1¢ 1, o n nx@nxuli Golden Weat, s mon_do, casnls, 1, SoArs—German mottled, s €@6X0; Whito Lily, 0X@0ic; Whlte Roze, OX@ 6yc; palm, (@S Bavon xmgeflal, 6@0ic; ‘whito Russian, 53(@0c; Ohampalgn, 6}®0X0; prime xose, 6@, BrAnou—Gloss, 0X@100 ; corn, 9@110; laundry, 6@ 7o common, 6@6G. TIAY—The domand continnes fair, and timothy is firm ot tho recent advanco, Wo quote tho whole- sale pricos pald by dealors, za follows, cars to conlain 20,000 Iho: Now iimothy, prime, $1450@ 16.00; o, No, 1, $14.00914.60; do ~ No. ' 2, $12.00 @18.0 nixed, $10.00@11.00; prairlo, urlnnd, $9.00 @10/ midlond, $3.00G9.00: do, slough, $7.00 @8.00. 'Lodse_ox Waaox—Timothy, '$11.00@1.00% Dratrio, $1.0089.60, For delivery of prossod, $1.00 @180, 'according to distance, LIDT8—Tito offariugs on tho streot wore light, but prices aro_ stoadier, and tho demond from laesl doalors falr. Wo quoto : Green city butchers!, bos groon cured, lght, 0x@l0ci do, heavy, 8) @doi ‘part ourpd, B@Do: groen calflgo; groon kip, 300; dry enlf,’ 200; dry kip, 170; dry salt- od, 14@16c; dry flint, 16@170; deacon sking, 35 @40c; gruvby, scored, eut, or othiermiso damaied, two-thirds price ; brauded, 10 por ceut off, 1OPS—~Coutinuo_in modorato request. Wo quote : Cowmmon to primo Western, 30@40¢ ; York Slate, 0@ 450; Davarian, 40@42c, THON AND ' STEELBusiness i3 limited to supply- ing tho immedlats wauls of the trade, and quolations, {hgugl generally ndhered to for small lnts, uro alade frequenliy for lirgo quontitfes, Woguotet 1 & FON \urveeres 0@ 4 rates orac-aho6 10 5% @O0 raus ‘Plato iron, comm 6" @ 6K rales Norway iron . 84 @Y% B Norway nail-ro s @00 @b German plow atoel. Gast plary steel.. R American tool steol Ohirome tool steel. LEATHER-—W given below ¢ Qity hovness. .. 103 Cotutry harnoas. . 3T R Ib, 99 41 00 1.10 24 35 22@ 24 4 2 Lt 18 Galf, couniry. 10U, 1. Tough Il]\png, standa 33w 5 Hough upper danisked e Duflulo slawy ( “]].‘A."l!!hg.‘ %@ 9 Onlf, Kl p. Hurness, Frenchs calf, J00E s s French calf, Lemofic, Teench enlf) 3k to 10 i French kip, 60 to 100 Ios, METALS AND TINM grato demonil. Tuo muskt {4” comparsilvoly ooady. Tiolow nro the priced current e Dyt 10, 10¢18, $12,00¢ do, 19213, $12.601 do, 14x20, $12,00; do, rooting, 14320, 10, $11.60; do, 2022, 34,00, 'Hta ‘Tax—Targe, 0o; smal, 410; bar, 4%c. Laavebig, Bi0; bat, 1003 ‘pipey Tall coils, 10x0 3 t do, 110, imer Zvo—Tall casks, 10)0; halt casks, 1050; tega quaniliy, 110; sl Bt Ino—No, 3 ussia ron, 8,9, nnd 10,2203 do, 11 und 13, o' No, 1 stained, 195 rates ; Amerients Russla—A, 140 3 1, 1ic, ‘GALvANIZED InON--No, 16 160; No, 22@24, 1603 No. 256140, 1703 No. 27, 1803 No, 23, 200, A discount of 35 por cout n mado trom (Lis list. GorrEn—Copper bottoms, 705 brazlors, over 12 lus, 470} tinued copper, 0o} plantabed copyior, 40u7 do, out to slzea, 48c, Winz—Ncs. 1100, 90; 7409, 100; 10to 11, 110313, 13/e; 19 and 14, 120005 15'and’ 16, 1doj 17, 1503 18,1005 10, o3 40,900; full bundle, 0 pot cont dis- count s fonée wiro, by eatload, 5170, NAILS—Wera in light request at tho follawing ratess 20@ouUd, pec keg, $4,50; Bd do, $4.75; do, Gd, $3.00; 4d and 64 do, $5,437 84 do, §6.00; 5d doy tlng, $7.60 7 20 do, 7,005 olinch, $1.L0. NAVAL BEORES—Wo contluus o quioto : Manflla vepe, @ I, 170; olesl ropo, W b, 145@1040; ek liomp cord, 2 b, 0@350; Inariine, P Ib, 20@30 ' tare Ted rope, 8 1b, 1763180 ; oakuyu, "9 bule, $3,0060.605 piteh, brl, $0,00630.00% tar, 7 bri, §3,60636.00, 011.8=Tard oil wus vory firinly Lield, quotations be- ing 60 for uxtra and o for No, 1, Oluer deoripe tlois wora comparatlvoly stoady. Tollowing aro the vices ourrent: Uarbon, 1603 oxtra winter lard, 503 0.1, T00; No, 3, 05¢; linssed raw, 65@700; do bolled, $1,00@1.02! whnle, 80@A%0; sporm, $3.10@ 9,30} eats foot olly trlctly pure, §1,10; do extrs, Vo TOTATOEH—Continuo in activa roqtiest and firm, Tastorn peachblown Lrowght $2.76 In bris, Tow cor fota wors offered, Ws quotat I'cachblows, tn brls, $2.05(32,76 { o, from toro, sl.lmfl.’m. 5 TOULTIY AND GAME—Thero s vory litils chango in (ho minvket for dreseed poultry. Tho supply 15 very 1axas, and oanalnts Targely of comman aiack, wiiich 1s aluioat unaalablo, Very cholco turkoys bring @100, Gnmo wan in liberal Gupply and alow, - Quafl and peai- rlo chickens wera casier, ond venton saddies n triflo Tifghor, Woquote: Chitkens, good to alioice, dresscd, $1.00@3.003 common do, §1.00G1,60 3 duoks, drosaed, @, Di Reeso, $6,00@9.00; dreased turkeys, 6@ pralrfo ohicKens, $1.26@.60; partridgon, $3.78§ $1,2581,60; mallard dugks, $276@3.00 per doz; 'smal ducks, '$1,60 ¢ vonison®aaddier, 126313340 3 do tarcasscs, T@ho; unlolope, 1103 rabbils, $1,60 o 0z, SIEEDS—Thero was a liltlo more_trading in the et~ ter grndan of (imothy, nud tho MATkot wan A 0t $3.25 @205, tho outsldo for_prime, Clover waa quiot but firm At $476@6.00, ¥lax was quoted o $1.65, Wo ol aalen i 110z prinia oty ot $265; 21 boga 8£32,00 ; 10 bags at BALTTiuo intorior demand for salt fa vory sctiv, and the market, retafus its firm tone : * Onondags and £l Baginaw fino, $1.80; Canada do, $190; ary, coarac, $1.80, coarso dfamond, G, $2.00; ground solar, 00 dairy, without bagn,'$3.00; dalry, with bags, $4.60; Ashton dalry, per sack, $5,00, TIAS—Thera {8 & aleady improvement in tho de- mand, and tho market for fine goods sliows decided Srmnéss, Tho light mportations of fho presont sca- #on, and tho proapective restoration of the duty, give tho’ market an_upward tendoncy. ~We quote: Young hyaon, common to fair, S5@d%c; 55@050; do choice § exira fine, D5c@$l,10; coms mon 4o fin old lyson, 65860} common imperial, 50@000; good to cholce o, 90c@BLI0 ; fair to good 080s ; chofcn Plogauioy, 31.1081.20 ex- , $1.35@1.40 ; cholco Lo extra new Japan, 003 common to good do, 65@760;_ falr 10 good €0@700; common do, 38@430 ; _odlored natural Jeaf Japen, 65@%0; common to fine, Oclong, 3VGS0; @dto; cholca to extrs, B5c@$L 0—We ropeat our quolations as follows ¢ Finx_Qur—Exirs, 70@600; cholce, 60@650 ; medl- o el loat, To@HIG; Malf brigh 'LUG—Natural 5 L H 700 § bikcks sond, dn@iter O o gy Buoxne—Good to choles, 33@350; medium, 8@ 300 common, 2%@2Te. o8 ¢ , $2.00 7 mapls, $10,00; 003 Hb, $0.60, dolivared. " silhs WOOL—Was quiot, Tho salos made recentl at concosxlons of 2@3c from our higheat Tub, wanhed, prime., ‘Tub, washed, commo Common dingy,...... seee Fleoce, washod, XEXX, light,..s. Fleaco, washod, X&XX, dingy. TFleece, wasliod, medium lght... Ooarse, washed. Floece, unwashed, coarss to medium, . Tlesce, unwashod, conrss sud din Fleece, unwashed, flne Buper and ¢ CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. wore tations :° BATURDAY EvENDiG, Nov. 20, Noarly all tho cargoeaat tho docks have been die- posod of, and the business of tho scason fs practically over, One or iwo cargoos aro slill on sale, and there may boa few more to come in, but nearly all the ‘Yesnels aro now Iaid up for tho winter, Quotations afe an follows:_Good to cholco boards and atrips, $11.00 @16.00; common do, $2.0089.50; plece stufl, $5.00; shiinglos, $3.00§3.12}¢ ; Inth, $1.8734@2.00, Ar'TiE YAnDS, Thore was 10 change to noto, Tho urusl number of orders wera rocolved and placed, the quoted prices lmhlf[ generally adhered to, though some dealers aro ‘making concesslons for cagh, W quote : Firstoloar,.. Hecond clear, 1 fuch ‘Third clear, 1 inch. Third clear. thick, Olear flooring, 18 Tough... Olear iding, Common slding.. Common floring, CUommon flooring, dx Wagon-box boards, solected, 14 fnc Jolat, scantling, smnil timber, etc,, 16 foet and under, green, Jofstand scautling, 18 to 24 fet Pickots, squaro, Pickots, flat, Uodar posts. aplit. Cedar posts, round. No. 1 nawod ahinglos A or Star, o Bhinglea on track. No. 1 sawed, . Threo doliats which chargo follows tha shingles. i35 @ 1.50 en transforrad, Thickneas—Fivo shingles to bo two inchos in thiok- ness, Length—Sixteen incles, MARDWOOD. Black-Walnut — Countors, $100,00@150.00: _clear, @85.00; common, $I0.0@50.00¢ cull, $0.008 flooring, $80.00, 40,00 ; common, flfl.qfl@'.\.'i.flfl' 35,01 Ash—Cicar, $98.00@8! cull, $10,00315,00 ; fioorlng, $30.00@40,00. 03k—Olesr, £16.00@40,00 common, $1¢ bt ffég‘;’gfi'g& $23,00@60,00; common, $20.008 %ig':fflco"—lglf&eéa%%&“és.m; common, $10.00G35.00 oull, $10.00G3 15,00, Bhttcraui—Olois, $35.0080000; commen, $10.003 —Clear, $40.00@00.00; common, $15.008 herry- 35,00 3 cull, $12,00@18.00, bitewood—Clear, £ 00@40.00; common, $20.00 Wi ®26.00 ¢ cull, 310.00 i Waggon Block—Hiokory wxles, per sot, $1.00@1.50; wagon poles, each, 46@350 ; box bonrds, $30,00@40.¢ Tlorida red codar, US9'pes {L; mikogany, 0340 o eouniors, 500 wood, 50@800 ; white holly, S0o, —_— CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. eview for the Week Ending Satar- day, Nov. 20 BaTunpax Evenma, Nov, 29, Tho receipts of live stock during the weoki hava boen as follows: Cattte, Ifogs, Sheep, s0603 2 45,673 41,19 80,413 '68 iz 81 0,000 400 ‘Weck ending Nov, 8. Totnl, 4 woeks, Samao poriod in 1 Last wocld i sBois 7 CATT) t1o) ith this markot a roviow of tho past week develops 1o now feature of sufMclout prominoucs to require spoctal commont, If tho Lalf~ dozen or moro precoding weeks hud not boen as thoroughly dulland generally unaatisfactory as it was posaiblo to concolvo of thoir belng, wo should hazard nothing in asserting that the marKot for thie week just clogcd was tho worst of tho season.” Thocause of 1o extreme depreasion in tho cattle market is found in the continued oxconslve supply of all kinds of poul- iry and game, cud the superabundance of cheap moata furnished Ly tho packing-houses. When dressed chickens can be bought at 600 & pair, and turkeys at 8 @13c por Ib, a3 {8 now tha case, retail butohers cannot reasonnbly expect consummers to buy tholr beef at tho extortloniate pricca demanded, viz; 160 for round, sud 18@200 for sirloln and porier-louse, Altnough the” prico of the live sniwal has, during tho past iz weeks or more ruldd lower Uhn At suy prodious perlod slico tho breaking out of the war, tLers has been no Teduotion in rotailons prices, and, t8 & consequaice, tha counumption of boof ban fallatl Off nenrly 60 por cont, The avorage woskly receijts durm;yue past month and a helf Lave been only atout 9,000 head, but thia nmnber largely exceedod il logltinate demanda, und tho mavket line lsnguished, The extrems rung of prices pafd during the woek was $1.25@5,60, with only u singlo transaction ot tho outside figure, With rave excoptione, thoro werano transfors at over $5.00, whiilo tho bulk of (o business wis accomplishod at the low Tauge of $2.60@4.00, Eastern buyars, of whom thero wad an unusunliy small ationdunce, operated wilh moro thau ordinary cautlon, The aggrogate of {heir purchases roaclies’ barely 4,000, most of which wor taken al $3.50@3,75 for Texas'and Cliorokos cate tlo, ond at $3.76@4.76 for common to prime nattyes, Tije trading iu siock caltlo was of a lmited character, ho offeruge Leing fov nod (he domsnd amll. Trices muat bo quoted unchanged, ranging from $2.05 32,50 for comnion, to $1.75E1.00 for prime droves, Local butchers suppliad their wants at $1.2332.25 for bulls, crawny cows, slage, &c; nt $2.00@8.5 for “Toxas and Chierokes cattlo, and at $2.50@4.76 for come o1l to cholca cows tnd 'poor to fair cleora. Veal culyes still meot with some domand at $2,60@5,00 for poor to best, "To-ay but a small amount of Lrading vias done, and {10 mevkot closeu—na 1t has rulod throughout tho Week —dull sud dopressed, QUOTATIORE, i Hoovos—Graded steern, averaging 1,400 1bo and,upwar vreeones 10 540500 Oloico Boeves—Eine, faf, Woll formod 3 year to 6 yoar old stevrs, averuging 1,800 to i AT6@5.00 ned, stoers, avoragluy 1,200 to 1,450 bs, . 4.25@4.60 Medium Grades—Bteors in fair flesh, aver- ook wan 160,400, Tho week junt oloscd waa remarkablo, nesaed tho larfiest receinta of an. tho largest wookly receipts over of tuin or any othor murket, 5 oponed biskly on Monday, ang b uninlorTUpiBOly KLY to 110 lore Triven a o mied tno liavo ruled unqualifiedly firm, Lighor thnn Tant, wook closing o ‘unprocodentedly heas of course, in duo {o it or the woek onding Jan, 16, 1813, s hiaving wite ono'day, ne well na own {11'tho history and_mntorially olBtIonA bliowing a ndvance of fully 25300 ovor tho higheat ANring tho provioss Weok, o Rt rslng kek hae_aucceastully wilustood tho' preasurs of tha The fact hint our mar Tecolpta of the past fortniyi o urgont oharaotor of thide- mand for, and the consequent rapld npproct 10 Yaluo of, tho Droduck,. A signincant Jostuse of ton market was 'this prosonce liore, duriug tho firat balf of the week, of Ginclnuati, Milwankcs, and Detrolt packe arm tia fupply ot Lioso polols Tl alort o ho do- mand, Tho ‘shat upward movemont of urd ihe olono of the ook, Lowaver, e witbdrawal, and tho {otal'of : of tholr pnirclases did 1:02 much excead 5,000 head, As & ronult of the rolativoly bigh yrices tow provalent, it 4 ok Tacoipts wil Hso bo hiary, on iy e yrelionsiva of & tamblo ¥ in pricee, but, rn are not carrying suy largo amouns of sud_an that market docs ot 4 ot shiow sign a8 our pack. 10 produs ot Voakening, any very prononnded decling O Lo Lva snimal chrmgor orsonably s sxposten, Vo0 To-dsy trading was active, and, nobwithatanding the recalpts foated up omo 30,000, & firm feoling obtained, and the advance eatsblishod yesterdoy wan folerably well sustainod. * Bales wora reportod at $4.05@4,95— principaly at $42084.00, Notail tho ol wora sed of, buk e market olosos comparatl at the aubjoined quotations, DRy sy, "The cloking prices of this wook, compared with those curront on {he corresponding dafo last year, are ak fole lows: 1873, Extra,.. 15634, Good {0 choico, L hat10 Common to mdiish, 4. 904,00 aro tho princl noon's salos. showed & abght ducking £rom opesib matens T e i RO ; 3 . Price)No. Ay, lea.| No, Av. 60 205 $4.35 | 42 203 $4.30 | 46 424 “"310“' 63 942 420 | 4T B 435 |43 840 4,25 108 206 425 |110 S14 435 (62 3201 430 6l 83l 435 |48 519 400 |Gk 300 4% 191 8BL 430 |37 524 430 |46 M 425 95 338 430 |83 300 430 (130 212 435 52 283 410 [108 284 426 |53 260 425 308 281 428 (73 174 450 |48 0942 4925 49 330 430 |45 323 430 |66 990 435 140 352 A0 |53 270 430 |44 863 425 9 374 435 |38 B2 450 |63 00 436 50 276 450 |39 400 430 48 00 430 00 195 495 [C0 200 4.35 [100 326 4,90 244 208 420 (40 190 480 |BL 83 425 5 a5 200 435 (63 28 420 45 368 25 |101 270 490 |49 210 48 3219 495 |10 280 425 |43 313 ¢, 49 331 AD5 (47 836 425 (64 20 4, €63 210 495 |42 B854 435 |42 817 430 65 200 4.25 4, 60 205 SHEEP—Tiis ot oty oy with bt e’ market continucs ulel bt slignt varintion th mrioce.. Bilppers ave. dine. noth ing during the paat weok, but the wants of Ohi butchers proved about equal to thy 3. a0ld abovo $3,62%, @3.00 for_poor to ‘comm umy and 8433.0084.00 for on 5 At $3,10@3.25 X £06d 0 nictly loica, Faw many below $3.00," Thi and nol ‘markot clased stoady at the abore range, with sbout all wold. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW BOOKS. BASTIAT'S Sophsms f e Proecnust, FOR BALE BY JANSEN, McCLURG & CO. PRICE.. <50 CONTS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. “STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERTOOL, BEL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY. i ‘Theso alc(nli,h new Olyde-bullt steamers lor 33, North Jiver, s follows: PRENNSYLVANL VIRGINIA, GEORQUIA, And every, scngors at through eaton Lo all party 1 5 Beimar » and Gormany, Iroland, XNorwa. , Bwe Dratta for £1 and upward; from «Satueday, Nov. 20, Haturduy, Doo, 18 aturday, Dec. 27. after, taking pas- AR A For frolght AU ofe hgsits ALy (0 AT BALDWIN & Siderago Fagizgo 0l LALL v oo, No. 45 Broadway, %, General Weel 6 Clark. ont i by 50, NEW YORK TO CARDIET, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Points in Englond and Wales, Tho Bouth Wales Atlantio first. nas Stomuhips 5l xoad Whatt; Jorsoy PEMBROKEL, Thesa stoamsbiry vided with all tho Ly coaveuicnco of Cablu anc abln, §80currency: Socond 3 gurrang age, B10 currgnoy: propaid Stesrago certificatos frow o RS rR 5 : 5 for £1 aud L tathor paniculas iny cos, No. P OB ALD will saf ', DY Dool: Chy it umehin Uompany's nml‘.‘ennsyh?.nh ‘abln, $55 curranoy; upyard in TR L CO.y Agente, l:'u;hlft i it ov. built exprossiy for (s trado, are pros itost luprorsuicnts for (o coinlor, Stoerago Paseengert. First Stoor- Oar- s, Cardill, a the Com- smhors, aud i Now York ta roadivay, Bailing turjco o woalc trot oy ark, and carrsing pas: oa ongors nrope, And tho Moditorrancan, ritish and Irlah oris oast, LW mental porta samo &3 othor U8, ourronog, Appiy for Higus, No. 7 Kowling Green, D r LaSalland Madlsor Clle i parta of Great Britaty, [reland, C rogular jine: "Rl lntory Gabin from 5 3t e u&nn‘c{n{ul Hidor 6, A ll‘ljlll in e Come W Vork, and N, 1. by NATIONAL LINE, " 'y 870, Cabln X nlgr:gn ‘Z' 558 exal 3 Roturn tiokats at reducod rates. Pastengors booked ta o Gormon aud Soandinavian ¢ son, xm&. hes alwa ce an d boadin NOTIOE—-This Company takes thorisk of lusurauce to 8500,000 11 gold) on_caoh of its steatnars, thus gora tho Lost posaiblo guarantoo for safe a o ‘been adopted by ud QUEENSTOWN, from Flors 80, nind S90 Currency. ) Curroncy. olutaat low. rator. e asahiba ot Lhis Tino ava tuo fargustin tho trado: Dratts on Gront Goneral tain, Irclnud, Northoast cornor Olark and Handolphiats; Shorman House), Obicago, WILL] rortory Agont. ana tho Contizont, 4} (opposits duw A i SRS ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY. wughug 1,190 10 1390 1A vvucves creeneors SIGEA00 Butchora' Stock—Common 1o fait sicors, ‘and good Lo oxtru cows, for clty siaughiar, avoruglng 850 to 1,100 1ba. 2.00@34.00 Btack Caltlo—Comuon cal flesh, uveraging 700 to 1,050 . 2.85@3.00 Inferior—Light and thin co 3 ‘ntags, halls, und scalawsg steors, 1,50@2.28 Qatllu—'l'oxag, choleo corn-fed, 00¢34.50 Cattls-=Tozas, summerod Norih, 59,38 Unttlo—Toxan, through drovo: +o 1,6032,00 10GB—Since our last w»fldfirflvluw. 205,350 hogs lnve arrlved b the Unlon Btock-Yavds; against 184,677 lasl weoks, 123,054 vieok bofore lzat, for tho cl)ru‘spumllut{ week lnot, year, four weeks onding to-dny the rece 001,25, or 953,356 1ore {lian for the e 5 The arrivals from Jan. 1 to date aggregate :ioao.m—w lnereasy of 200,000 83 compared with LOTTERY.- EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF DFCEMBER 18, 1873 $1,200,000 to be Distribated In Prizes. Only 16,000 Tiokota—One Prize fo every Seven Tickets L 11 Walla TAYLOR & Cf). BARKES EAVANA LOTTERY. Extraordinary Drawlng of Deo. 18, 1613, Only 16,000 Tickots—0ne Prisefe Beery T Ticke 2,007 Erizos, amountiog to. 1 Prizas 1 Brize o Prizao Prize: Prizos eacl ol of ¢t of, ) Prizes cach of, MEDICAL CARDS. COBURN . ‘Medical Institute, 176 and_ 177 Bouth Olark.st., eornor Montoe, Ghloss £ Lo D Ly the divg and has world, au private dis o Hend tvostamps for 10 Ay divars: COBUIY , Liaa nfidontial.’ Olfio: an o whio T a p foraud s pormanont. 18, n sealed unvolopes, 5 aud 171 South Ularkeat,, Chicage 3 Liours: § %, m, ) it O il ‘Tiokots for Btationor o8 . m, Bundi 00,01 SLERRN Uit N lfiu d M tone OF aitonto And s i “Save-of &l foriis of obtonlo a maaouia bo 1 Tratitute 13 unquostionny oolal ‘Addross lottrs, Dr. DR.C.BIGELOW OONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 317 and 279 South Olark 8., oovner Van Biron it 1 woll knowa by Uhio oldest e:tablishod i haylug dovotad TWIENL Bigolow is teoting remedien that will 1 oura OHRUNIU AND BPKOIAL DL5Y with ctazaps, to Dr, U, BIGELOW, 911 ol dreus all Jottors, o aud 319 Bouth Glack-at, P YRR yufelan In FEIH LIt in itivoly all cases SNSUEN d1 bath orxos. d_goutlonsen, Oliloago. 2 {hat Dr. O, S\ zoxdors o tho papors atDr. O pory NO OURE! NO PAYIL 360 Bouth Olark-at,, Ohicago, ?ll’ hl. fl{::lfldlnl:ll of Suarge o DR, . KEAN s XAGLE SUras OF KO U %onmlhd ohironio or 0 0nl) Uk eioian 1 tho oty Who olan ook, Uikatseind, 8o b ) porsouslly of by mally ware ontes DR. KEAN,. |