Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1874, Page 10

10 MONEY AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL, Tuunspay Lyrwive, Oct, 16, ‘Ihe money marko: was quiet and strony to- 8sy. ''hio amount of lonna has reached na bighn sure io the cago of nome of tho bankn aa thoy caro to o, and the negotiation of one or two hundred thousand more woull make monoy tight with thom, In othor quarters, na ks been pointed out bofore, the demand for accommoda- tiun has not npproachiod the resources on hand, Hore, not only has no fivst-class outsida paper heen refused diaconnt at 10 per cont, ag wo stated yosterday had beon done by somo of tho broks, be obtainod at reasons- ble security at 7 per cent for thirty days, and on To reguler cuslomers 1aoney romains al 10 per cent, but cai bo ob- talvod by iudepcudont borrowera nt rates vary- ing a1l nlong down to-68 por cent, according to but momey can call st even lower ratee. sircumatances, Money on thoe strest in firmer st 10 percont Loaus can bo hed at 8 por cont, but only on cosh securitics aad short Ume. Real and upwarda, entate loans are 9@10 per cent. The clearings to-day were 84,400,000, Sales of New York exchaugo wero mndo to- day at psr to 26c premium, betweon banks, for 1,000, Hoavy romitteoees sre atill mada to the Fest on acconnt of tho country banke, through ‘Western inarchants are mooting their lndebted- uess by monsy tustead of produce. TIE CIICAGH DAXDR. ‘Tho following tablo compares nnd grou] gether tho leading itema {u tha condition which 8 to- na! all iho banks of this city, Nations), private, sud Btate and savings, on tho 1t of the figures concerning tho privala and October. For Blato banks we are (ndebted to dManxger Hale, of the Chicago Clearing-House @ axaty [RUOTAN| - Urg EIEIG PG SITARLY R L 9'CLE'S 16'508/600"673 T1¢! 6008° 209 TORSION MIN M, Noglect ia stilf tho churacteristic, and general- tye declino when any businoss s trausacted. The call y transactions were contined to Kt. John Dol Geveral Mhlinf, Buttes, Hweeilan The lattor is again ropovied in uder heavy nttachments for debt. ia soon exhsusted. Tho major part of Loy, Richmond Coneolidated, Sierrn nd (reel, Flagstaf, and Kwia, gricf, Leing now Sweotland Croek is o California bydraulic uive, for o time in trouble, but becomlug very promising. Fiag- saff is & Utal ypeculstion, of conrus in trot uble. The Richmond and Sterra Buttea are Califoruiun, and among the best. Tho Qirst montionod i Bragiliau, very productiveof protitablo jow grade ore (gold), but Ixtterly very irreguinr. Revently it was quoted off ; nowit 18 on tho o, hnvh.:},' gono up 5 during the wee tace New York Daily Bulletin, THE NEW FIVE PER CRNIS. Augoat Belmont & Co. have addressed t oreign correspon o the banks aud benkers of tho United States o circu- Lar offermyg forsate the bonds recently purchased by the syudicate, of which the ‘Rotaschilds, of Londoy, wera members, GOLL AND Preston, Kean & C United States 0a of '81, United Stutes 5:2s of ‘G, United Btates 5203 of %if,. United States 6-208 0 63, L-2t9 of '65—Jun. und Tuly.. 208 o *67—Jan, aud July.ciae 208 of "8—Jan, und July. L7 Tnitad Btutea Bew Ga of ‘Hl,ex. jat, Usiled Btates curroucy 63, Gold (full ‘welght), Gald exclrangs. Bteriing .. Cubls tranini Chieago Lity T8, Cook County 52, Tilinols 10 rer Weat Chilcago park-bonds. QOLD QUOTATION! Yar & g 98 &sint M. J. Christopl & Co., bankers, 75 South Clark street, quote gold: Bugingl. 1003, Selling, 1l LATEST, Xrw Yomk, Oct, 15.—3loney mora sctive, loaning during tbo aftornoon at 4 ; closing 2. The cause of the temporary flurry wai thn pa; went of o large amount iu dividends, whic] cegsltated tho colling in of lozns, Prime ::ntilu paper, 6@7 for long time, and 5@ short. Customs receipts, $268,000, h ui imer- G for él‘lrllng firmer,at 484 for 60-days, and 4873¢ for Rbt, Gold quiet, firm st 110@110}. Borrowing ratea 1, 2, and flat. ‘The Assistant Tresenrer disbursed £33,00( Clearings, 812,000,000, Governmeats tirm. quiet, 0, Stato and railroad bonds Stocks opened weak at a declino of 3{ to 3¢ from tho closing prices of vesterday, Lator the 1narket sdvanced J¢ to 23 per vent, the grestost improvement belug in Ere. Next in point of interest were Pacific Mail, Western Union, Loke Bhore, weatern and St. Paul comuion, Onivs, and Pacific, below the highest point of the aay. B 168,000 ehares, of which 40,000 wore We: Vuion, 18,000 Pacific Auil, 80,000 Erie, T.alse Shoro, 12,000 Union Pacide, 6,000 Wal #ad 6,000 Obios, WGOVORNNEST DONDY, Coupony, ‘a1 1185 | Coupowy, 67, Cotpons, 11 | Coupony, 48 Cowpous, 4. 5 X Coupous, *05. ... r Now s, Coupons, new, Cauton, Weater: Adume Expy Wello, ¥argo Amierican 1lxpreas, Dock lsland, Wabash, Panama, North- ujon The market closed frm as a fraction ales ¢ stern 43,000 bach, U, 8, Beptcbonne.. o 66 | Cliivagw & ARoD.,sre S5 Tucillg Mul, . } Cblcatio 6 Aton phd103 New York Coutral. Oulo & Mise .. 417 ) . il K 5 L0k . 73 & . 9K 10 871 \ Uwlon Packita bands,, 8a}, 98 | Galon Facitio wtock, . 353 84 | Centrai Pacific bonds §J: By Havifon & Er REAL RETATE, The tollowing inetrumenta wero 2lsd for 14 Thusday, Oct, 15: 0ITY PRODENTY, d sty e Buustlef v, 1613y 1, 125531, dated Oct, 18 Lufribeast, ¢ Of Centradt, ¢ datod O Oty 30aesnsaorsonrnene Yorsav, i ftn of Tuompeon W, o f, 252 124 310 1, duted Sept, Twents-alxth ut, 16014 % Triele 87, 1Y, 98, Tuvagervrnanrnrie v. %3 Prairlo av, dutet 'Oct,"d Tucker to Almeda Hotzes). .., Twenly-eventh &t, 1 0 cor of Garllalal st § £, it 1, duted Uct, 16 at, CU St w of Wifth ‘av, nf, 203100 O oty Ay, 604 nwof D o fl"fl“‘ dmflrc'i" alitertaw av, & uf Wi 1, datdd Ly 57, AYIoD 8¢, 8 W 1, ecord 5,050 2,150 12,000 2,000 Ironore et, 183 £t 1 of Jackeont, wf, 1t, dated 0. o 8o 5,000 8,300 he: ooss, 1,000 8bonnau i, {19 % £t datedt Oct. 10 3,020 NONSILOP CITZ LUHTA WITHIN | RADILS OF 7 MILUS OF COURT~UDIAYF, W 15 € Tat 0, Bluck 4, of © 3 oo, 20, 40, 1 atod Oct, 16 e e a0 BOUTL OF OIX¥ LIMITN WITHIN A RADIUG OF T MILFS Of COURT-ROWFE, Washingion av, 100 £¢ 1 of Fifeyd BOSLO iy ot Ok, B nte sty £y Bherldan oy, 147 6-10° 144 of T ol ltomtatc g, itad S, 0 Seventern Lote {n_ Flre & dacket’s 3¢ of n o ¥, Sec, 2, 18, 18, dutod Oct, 1 Sesenteen Lota in mamn, dated Oat,12,.,. elaniidsi BRCIAL. CON TucRspay LyRNiNG, Oct, 16, Tho following were tho receipts and ship- ments of the laading artlclos of produce in Chi- cago during the pust twenty-four lours, aud for the corresponding Gate ono yoar ago: TECTITIR, FTIENTA, 107, | 1070, 1813, Flour, brle veana| GO 8,600 [ Wit bnssrc) 106i400] 1145801 1271 Cor, ‘b, .. s10| 5 2 Oaty, b, 01,01 Alao, tho following, without comparisons Jtecrived, Shivped. Poultry, Ius. 038 Loultry, evo 'S00 Qae, 7 285 Eags, phg i heesg, b Drled frota, Green oppled, Ll Beans, bu, Hay, fons, Hopn, Ibs, b, phga. Withdrawn from siora yestorduy for city cons sumpliou : 2,493 bu oats, 989 bu rye, 8,895 bu bu barley. Tho following grain hos beon inspected into store this moruing up to 10 o'clock: 17 cars No. 1 wheat, 298 cars Yo, 2 do, 83 cara No. 8 do, 9 carsrejectad do, (412 whent); 21 cars nnd 2,800 bu bigh mised corn, 70 cars and 6,400 bu No. 2 do, b cazs rojected do, 10 cars no grade (106 corn); 1 car No, 1 osts, 11 care whits do, 47 enrs | .aud 7,600 bu No. 2 do, 12 cars refectod do (71 oats); 4 cams No. 2 rre, 1car refecied do, 228 “eara No. 2 barley, 16 carsNo. Sdo, 0cars roject- eddo, ‘Wotal (638 cars), 26,000 bu. Inupo out: 123,620 bu wheat, 143,483 bu corn, 46,250 bu oats, 350 bu rye, 10,621 Ln barlsy. A good deal bas been said on both widos about the misiug of diffcront grades of grain thas avo ehippod from Chiergo, and the inferiority of the mixiuro to the siraight grado of No, 2. There i8 no doubt tLat a great deal moro of this mixing hins been cherged than practiced. Tt {a no unustal thing for = cargo of wheat that has besn shipped from this city as No.d to be sold by anwple in New York, the selter claiming that it woe Chicago No. 2, in tho hope of obtsiniugl or 2 conts per by more for it tuen ha conld by telling tho truth. The story then gets out that Chicago No. 2 apriug is not s good as the No. 2 from other pointa, viberens the fact is that the strgiglt No. 2 sent from this city will compare favorubly with the same grade furnished from sny other point. Theve fe another way fn which this misrepre- sontation is fostered. We aro informed that on o given day ncargd of No. 2 wheat was sold in New York for s promfucnt Grm in this city at, nay, §1,18. ‘Pho soller quoted to thoe reposter i New York *JMilwaukeo, $1.18 ; Chicago, 81.1 snd that statemont was sout over ik wiros as tho trus state of tho market., The sellor then informcd his principal 1n thie city that ho had sold hio wheat at tho prico for Milwaukeo, which wha 2¢ pes bn #bovo tho prica of Chicage, Hs poasibly expected by this ruso to oblnin 4 rapus tation tor peculiar nbility o8 e gellor which would seeuro him o larger businoss; and tho trick raight have succeeded if the truth had not como out nlmout by accident. 1t is desirable, Lowaver, that, sinco so much bas been neid ebout the naxing busivens, wud it has umloubtedly boen practiced to somo oxtent, menns should bo ndopted for checking it, by en- abling dealers to traco tho facts in the case whers the thing {8 suspected, Snch a check might very easily bo farnished. If tho Inspector would post on 'Clinogo each doy o record of the contents of the cargoer of grain shipped oul, any one intercated couddl nee for himsolf which were stenight cargoen. The record would take verg littlo time in tho muking up, requiring an averago of scarcoly Lwenty lluen per duy during the sen«on of navigation. ~And one great recom. mondation of this plan Is the fact that it noed not ba ordered by sct of tho Legislature. A lot- tor from the Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commiasioners co the Chief Inspoctor would be snflicient, ‘Tue leadiog produce markata were agzin dull to- day, with adownward tendency, which was most tod cconsfully rosisted in corn. Thero was, however, a littls more doing, aud o docided iucreaso in the “NXHWH movement, o8 the lower prices euconc- sged o 10w _buyers to oporate who tave bitherto Leld o. Bug the situution wus far from maiia- factory, end the prospect wad gonerally rogarded 88 poor in most departments, It must bo borne 10 wind that wo g£ivo this s tho prevailing senti- went among operatora to-day, Thoy may feel quite differeutly boforo long. The domand for dry goods contintes reasona- bly sctive, and the tane of the market is basithy, Grocories woro moving with somo fresdem, sud were stedily held, one quotations of yesterdey not baing sabjected to any chauge, o tie but- ter aud cheeso merkets 1m0 new featnres wers apparent. ‘Uhe demaud contimies natistuctovily 2otive at thoroughly kustained prices, Pagging, leather, coal, aud wood wero quoted quict and unchanged, Thers was a libeinl demaud for fish, aud cod cdyenced 25¢. Drll finits wern quict and easy. Oils were finn, Au advanco of o in twrpentine waa.the ouly change roported, ‘Iho yetail lnmbey merkew wee Lasrly active and firm, ‘The common gredes are wivanclvg, and Ith are ftrm, while the bottor qualities are held up to old prices. Tho business in cargoes wee necessurily limited, the offorings be- ing light, ''ho hardwere markets wero stoady, wnder a fatr trade, made up of amall ordexs from country merchants, who evince a dotorminution to continue the hatd-to-mouth syste in making urchaser. Henco the full bustuess i6 not rush- ug us wouwd, wor {8 fv up to tho ordivary stand- are in volume, leaving tho trado of last nutuoin out of tho comparison. The wood and seod mar. kets remuin quiet, Broom-corn wes vory activo und frm, 1n hides o faic buelness was reported ay full recent prices, aud in exeeplions] instances higher rotess weve paid for selected lots. Mops were quict and firm, Drewora wro in no hamy to fay in tupplies, and #rs buying only ae uocos- slty Compals them to, A liboral ehipping miove- meut In epples and eranborrics was noticed, bue the local retuil bnsiness in theao und ouher fruits coutinues light, Poultry waw dull and weal, sud ezgs fivm, Higxhwines were quiet and steady st tho de- olins which ocourred yemserday, Baled wow xeporied of 130 bria at $1.00 per gallon, at which price the market oloacd uomiually firm, Lake frelghty were more activa at yeatorday’s ratos, as 40 for wheat, 8¢{c for corn, and 8¢ for osts, Ly eall to Buffulo, end 7o for corn to Oswego. The inquiry was chiely for twheat room 1 towurds the closo, A total of 16 char« » t21a was yoported, which will carry vut 180,000 bu k200,000 bn corn, 140,009 bu octs, and -1 .90 bu bavley, 1+ .auvisions wero rather mora actlve inthe spacnlativo avtlelos, but cluoly inthe way of gettlement, Mess pork avoraged 10@20c por bt lowes onthe mors deferred options, and [0y lower on cdsls lots, though stocka ars worked down to a 1asher low poiut, 'Tho optlon for thiu yes'a delivery way o sbade firmer, Fature Jard advauced wbotit 89 por 100 1bs under u fair da« maad froin the alors (Vervst, though rée THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDA ported €d lower In Liverpool. Spot lard was clive, snd nominaly uncnangod, thero heing searcoly any oo pale. Meats wovo funelitys on the Boutd, butit fs une deratond thas naten are mndo daily of smell loo in tho oflicas of packers. Ilogs were & bado fivmer {o-day, aud tho emnllnoks of thn otccks renorted to-dny holped to glvo A little more cons fidance i produet, It -\mu%d, hawaver, bo utated ihat thoss ctocks aro underatood to fnclude only old product, Lhe now not being counted, Tho markot closod at tho following range of rices: Mewa povis, cnsh, 10,505 do eeller Detober, 0,00 saliod; do, ruller tho year 7.30@17.421 ¢ 3 do, seller Jaunavy and Fobriary | #17.65@ 1 do, noller HFabruary, $17.70: .72, Lerd, cash, 214.00: do, uellor Oc- tabor, fo fill_contracts, £16.00 osked ; da, seller Docormber, $11.90@11.85 ; do, sellor tho yoar, 211.90@11,3254 3 do, selter Jauary and Fabruars, S1LAB@ILGY do, " sollor Fobriury, S1L00G 11,621¢ 3 sunumer land, 18@18%:¢, Hwaet-plckled hamy, 111¢@1% for 10@1G ib Rvorage, lfl_‘flll urod; dry-salted meats, loore, at 7o for shonl- Scm, gasli and poller October; 123{@Me for short ribs, cash and eeller Oclober the sumo boxed at I(@jge wer b kbovo CMHD‘ pricos; summor long clears, 10}ge: do shor! plonys, 1103 do shost sibs, 1034c: do Cumbor- Jandy, 10%0; do shoulders, 7i(¢, looze. Bacon meuts nommsl. Bacon hams, 15@106c, Movs Deef, $98.50: oxtra moss do, £10,60; boef hams, B21,506792.00, 1:1'13l tallow, fl,‘;(r‘hlsof(ff':’ 'r - Sa\;-.i: pominal nt G@de. es woro repor :nnss pork (l:'wb ovening) ot 220,25 180 brls do At 820,005 80 il do at £10.%53 10 briado at 310,63 ; 10 519,60 950 bris do, seller 10,653 160 brls do at 819, ms ot 250 43 tho year, af 917.30; 1,500 by belg'do, gcller Jannary aud February, 2t $17.00 ¢ 260 bris do, eoller February, ab -‘dl'l.'l_fi $ :zBD bria do ot 217,703 600 brls do of F.\h.fi,'l,fi 500 brle dod:ll I‘P“W 0 260 hl‘lvlc d&‘il‘;’ &;’ng‘fi; 750 {ea lavd, ee 0 year, W \205 1,250 tet do, mallor February, ap A11.62}¢; 600 teadoat #1160, ‘Tho foltowing ore the returns of packera aod warehoneemen of tho stocks of the various de- seriptions of hog product on hand in ‘mln city on tho dates namad, as reported to the Becretary of the Pork-Packers' Association : oct, 15, Sept, 16, Qe 1, Wi, 8 10 .l m3f 0 Mera pork, byl Mesa Dork, oldy S 510 G Kot ¥ 16513 10724 R Rueet-plokled banis, tce. 2, ¥ Pors aalted shoulders, lbe, 500,000 2,050,000 40,000 Short clear sldes, Woreens Lo S000 GO Shott rib, sides, Wb, erroe 40,000 1,205,000 03,520 Hollew, . 5 20,000 50,000 Greavc, PhE; 1,00 % Tnclnded in tho stocks are those of the jobbors. The lard fu tho hands of tho manafaoturers is ot tueluded, “Tho stock of provisions' in Liverpool, Oct. 1, 1674, ware: Boof, G,800 tes; pork, 9,400 brls; Yacon aud hams, 23,760 boxed ; primo Wostorn lard, 1,350 tcs. ; Ttour was rather moro active, and easior, Denlers wero willing to shado prices sulliciently tomeet the views of shippers, who took hold maro freely ln cousequouce, Local buyers took but dittle, "Brau was in falr demavd and steady at vestorday's ratee, though in plentiful supply. Sales woro repotted of 115 brls white winter ox- tras at 0.76; 100 brld do (Maguolia) at §7.00; 140 bris do at $6.75: 40 bris spring extras (patant) at £6.5736 5 100 brla do (Vormillion) st #0.3755 8,100 brla do on privato torms; 100 brls suportines at §1,75; 200 brls rye on private terma, 'Total, 2,895 brly, Also 40 tone bran at 516,60 10 tons do at &10.00, on track; 60 tons at 817.00; 60 tons ot £16.60, froe on board. Thoe morket clesed at the following range or peices: Fuir 1o rood winters, Clolegdo.... Choledpring extras, Qoo Ao, .. Patent do.., littlo mors doing in tho optton depsrtwents, and 1208 1n caph Jots, The roceipts wers again Hberal (412 ear-loads), bong lerger than yesterday, and the advices from other pomts were not e ing, though Now York was quoted steady in tbe public dispntehes, 1lenca thero was as much auxicty to sell us yestorday, and no demand of consequence, tho short intercet doing mont of tko buying, and koopiag the market steady by their villingioss to fill fn at = good profit. Thu inquiry for shipment wee very light, and fehiofly for the purposo of Slling out carzacs, xud the prassure 1o soll casl property mado it relatively weak, the deferred optiona commanding o preminm, Thore 0 oo rumors of conferencas_botweon capitali in sefevence to tho edvisability of tuking hold at tho prevent point, but nothing dofinito was stated boyond tho fact that the proposition w3 made to wait ill the warket hod settled still lowor, Soller tho routh opened at Bie, deolined Lo 8734, and advauced to 87¢c at tho ¢loso. Heller No- vembor opened at’ 893fe, recedod (o 87%¢e, aud olosed At 8437c. Boilor December sold at89@ 89 D Jc ; end soller spring closed Jaiua) at 63 1 do at Y3c¢: No. 8ic; rojocted do at 79l¢ wheat waa quiet, closing ot b. Cagli sales wera roported of 450 2t 97c: 1,600 bido at 93¢ ; 5,000 bu No. 9 upring ub 881Ze ; 11,600 bu do ot 88170 ; 110,600 bu do at 8853 10,000 bu do at 87¥{a3 18,000 bu do at 8784e ; 84,800 bu No. 3 suring at 843 ; 4,000 bu rejectod npring_ ab B0c 3 800 bu do at 79}¢o ; 400 budo ot 793 1,600 bu Rou. 1 Northwostern al £1.03; 1,200 bu do at &L.013¢; ;1,200 budo it ALV} 800 bu No. 2do ut 033e'; 2,400 ou do ot 0. 'otal, 109,400 bu. Corn was less nctive, but eteadier, thongh Liverpoo! was reportod cosior and Now York dunil, Tho market averagod about e highor than yes- terday, though tho improved feellng wan not sugtained to tha close. Thero was a modorate iuquiry for casls corn, doma of 1t being wanted for ebipmnent and Lho rest (o fill shorts, but op- tioun were slow. Tho compsralively small 10+ ceipts, aud the roported decreasa of our ntockn in store, did not 50 10uch bring out 8 demand us it cansed holders fo offer Jittle, iudusing somo of thew {o think that the market waa on the tury, snd that il would pey to wait. Thoro wore only 105 car-londs In this mernivg, with a lttlo by canul, the rceent brenk in pricos having matevially reduced tuo desiro to nond corn_ forverd, Wo wvoto thut tho receipts by canal this seacon oro fn tho neighborhnod of 3,000,000 bu, which amount {3 very much grea’- er than was expected by the most eanguine at the commoncewent of tha seskon, The oxcoss s vndoubtedly duo to tho low lake freights of the summer, which mado it mora profitabla to ship through Chicago than by tha tirongh lioes of rail from interior points. Soller the month opened at 74le, recedad to 43¢, advanced to Tic, and declived to 78370, closing at Tde, Seller November sold at 0i¢@ Tlt{e, clozing at 7lo. Beller the year soid o L@00¢e ; aud seller May at 66c. ~ Cash No, 2 closed Arm wt74} f¢, ond high mixed as I @760, Cash saloa were vaported of 3,200 bu highmized At Taies 11,800 budo at T5e; 2,400 hu do at T47ey 29,600 b No., 2 a1 T6e; §1,400 hu do at 4,000 budo at Tigle; U200 bu do ot 3 3,200 bu rojocted nt 70¢; 400 bu by spme plo, now slielled, at 653 ; 1,200 bu do at Gle; 400 budo, o, at 00c, all on frack. Lotal, 120,800 bu, QOaty were quito active, aud avoraged ife loiwer, under & 1air shipplog demand, snd some Inquiry from tho shoit interest for eash lots. Options wors very slow, excopt where divect setzlomonts could be mado ; bu thora was more don fu that direction than for sovoral dayw past. New York was easier, ol our recaiptu wevo faly, Seller tho mionth opened at 4714e, and declinod to 465{a at the ctose. Salier vember Aold st 45296 10¢, closing at 453dc. Seller tho yent "“eold v d4ig@4alfo. Cans No. 2 closed whth 470 asked. Cush salen weve reported of 61,400 bu No, 2at 47365 15,000 bu do ut 473ge; 112,000 bu de a¢ 175 1,800 bu_do ut 40:¢e; THI bt vojected at 4807 1,800 bu do at 42303 1,20 budo u 4235ps 600 i by sample (surprive) ot Hlo: 1,900 bu whito &t 49%70; 600 bn do at 49%4e; €00 bu do at 46c; 600 Lu poar né46¢, all on irack, Total, 198,ub bu, Itye wus quiet, but n shade ficmeor than at the close yesterdiy. ‘Theta wao only & light domand, ‘ut holdera weye uot generally dlsposed to soll at the vecont dacliuo, aeelng (hsl the vecelpts continun hht, and tho atocks ara roported small all over tho Weast, - Ancther yoason given for drmness waa tho fact that Chieago i3 below athe er poinls, Cincinuati bolng quoted at 93¢, dil- waulkeo at 87c, and 8t, Lowid ¢ 802, Sales here woka rapartad of 800 bu Na. 2 at 62} {0 5 2,600 hu dout §2¢; 1,600 bu by ecmpla et tio; 400 bu @0 ab Blay and 800 bu do at 82c, L'otal, 5,600 bu. :Bnr!o§ wag moro aetive, though reported dult in New York, bolug in good demend oavly, at an nyarago decline of 125G 20 pox bu on the options, ‘fho recoipia ave fucrsamug, bus the outwwd movement 18 more satlafactury thon hovetolsro, i Minnesota for No, 2. u No. 1 spring Heller the month sold Irregulsrly ut $1,00@ 1,04}, cloving at £1,04, Beller November acll t @LoIGLUL, closing ut BLO2DLONG, Caeh L Na, 4 wan chiefly wanted fo A, D, tors, olodug ub BLDOG nbout £LOES thore, in unsamod housed, 8, in ordinary houses, olosed Cusir 8ales wove reportod of 7, No, it about Hio, 200 bu No, 2 ot 81.08; 5,67 bu do ab &l 000 b do uz 2100 u,uoz by do ot 68,057 2,400 bu do g 810331 5,900 hwdoat #1,04: 1,200 bu No, § apriug &b 9¢s 0,000 ba do ae Do 80D bu do ag 0003 400 bu do e 87p¢u ; 400 b do at G791 1,200 DM rojusivd aY 18 buduat vaey 3,500 doat Toc: 400 bu do rt 7033 830 bt by eample ob AL.17: 1,900 it dn at 91,165 400 bu do at 1,13 5 1,600 bi do ng SLILE T 400 bin do st 31,107 090 W do at KL03: 0D B do nt $1.071 810 bu o 6t £1.05; 400 bu do at B100; 00 bu do at 950 ; 2,000 by do ne 23¢ ; 400 bu do £t dile, all ontrack; 400 bu ot 82¢, dolivered, Totad, 53,100 b, LATEST, In tho afternoon the yrain marketa wero weak, whert awtl onts following the lend of cor, which deelined 120 por Int under ndvices of n broak iu Now York, which, i unre, vous attrihuted to the fafluro of n beavy geainedonlor m Inwa, with Jinhilitios 03l 40 o amount ol about # 100,000, Hellor Ootoder on corn wold down to 723(e, theo roro 10 122, and 1ccaded to 7234c at the close, Hellor Novbmbor wan qaoted” nw closing at e, Whiat declined 350, nolling ot # Tie down_to Blido at tho closs for Octobor, and closard at Pu for November, Oata wern wonk, In sympathy itk othier gruin, closiug 3o lowar than on '(lange. Hellor October nold”at 463¢@ 462, closing at’ 4637c, Seller, Novombor at 4435 @4614¢, chaing at 45@4G; Burley, seller Qetobor, bld ut 21,04 ard vaa stronger, %i\llogfi‘ ‘.“lmrl'n léflbflttc:h ;clxlfir the year, at $11.40 1 s do af L3734 4 Fobrusey, & 11,03, © 001 200 ek aollor [ 4 e 1]"(“00 DALY MARKET. | . TauRSDAY Evesmig, Oct, 16, ALCOIOL-Wan quoted ot $5.o008 08" Ot 1 BEANS—Ver lirm ot £1.0062.00, (AIDTTER~Trade was 4 nctive sn the aomewhat lira. Hedl auhpls would: admit, and tho tmarket digplnyed (“x te 48 mich strength an during tho carller daya of i gwt_‘ck. 8ales wero chiefly at 24@34c, though fancy cllow tesdly commanded 56@48c, ond fn leolated uslauces 342400, We itates Gitoldo to Laney yeliow, B1GUe: madluun to good grados, 1i@28e; luterior 1o common, 2N, ngo the sama sa for the past DAGGING—Dricea o weok o¥ tnors, and at thes sleady {0ne, BIncs nro rpjo s pamor ket prosenta s Al 8 the rumsd quniatiouss Sears, e Fowistor, 0202 Moataup, ey erican f0yces Amoskeng, s Otter Sieelr, fito: burlap Dagn s and s bu, 16 gunnles single, 10817c; do double, J6@ic; ook sacks, 3 BLROOM~CORN~—The market 19 sclive an Romo dsalora v niore orders on Land (s then 1o promptly 6ll, ‘The following aro quotations: Rrtra luirl, 103 No, 1 burl, 8@0c; brush (that will work it~ selt in chaleo huirl broot), BG8ic; goad o, 1@1gcs rh:‘)‘::l sk 9gmm, 8glc; inferlor - brush,' Gi3@ic} BCILDING W ATRIIALS~tWoro steady a0 follows : Michigan atiicco, $2,25@2.60; Now York Atuceo, £3.00@ 4,003 Louluyille ind Titica_coment, $2.003 Aliron’ do, $1,75 Lrl; Portland eeinent, $7,00:47.59 1 brl ; Nine in' bulk, 70e@$1,00; Hmo (brin), §1.00@25 3 brls placteriug hair, 2 bu, 4023 bufldlng-brick (common, 25.7600.00 ; Milwatlice and Racing pessod, o0 2,60, del, +'Indians, prossud, §16.00R25.003 "do coni- oz, £10.00512,00, i forx:;n’szac—,lmnum\_:mynlkn‘.lly lato quotations, sat our lst: New York factory, 14; i Westorn do, TI@LLN0 low Grades, SLBIdeC S0t COAL—Is qule: ind firm sl Ahe qualtatious follawing : Laoblgh, $10,00@10,69; Lackawunng, $9.50: Lackawan~ na, other aizer, §9,00: Penusylvantu cannel, §9.00; In diuna esunel, #,00; Erle and Walnnt Hill, $7.503 Lick nun, $7.50; Drooka, $7,50; Bloesburg, $3,603 Hozk- iug Valleys 0,207 Tudiana block, $5.603 KMinouk, $5.59 1 Wilmington, $3.00. £UGS—Wero active and flrm at 21@a2, FISI~Thovontinuod advance ut the Tast in the price of cod gives the market liere » huoyaut tone, and although tho supply, for Ll Srst tinte in sovoral weoks, was to-lay eutiicient 10 enable dealers to Gil all orders recelved, the masrkob Wan sirong at 25 advanco, Thera wis 1o chaugn in other dasoriptions, We now gnoto: No.1 whiteilsh, 3-brl, 35 No. 4 do, £3,16¢ . L trout, $4,75@5,09; No. 1 shore mack. erel, now, 3+brl, 1080210755 No, 1 bay, }3,50@8. No.'2 macforel, -brl, $7,0087.45 5 famifly mackerel, 24-Drl, £0,00@8.% ; No. 1 anore kite, $3,006! codlinh, $1.00@5.23 ; George's codfish, 50,30 zador lioriing, slls, Lri, §3.50@9.0 1 do Aebrl, $4.25 @4.00; Labrader berring, round, bil, $7.00@8.00; do, $0ebrl, $4.00@4.08 5 Coluimbia Ifier talvion, X $5.75@10,00; owau’ trout. 2 doz and 4 doz W cauc, A0, FIUITS AND NUTS—DBuainess In thla department wad 5ot cotive, but, in cowpmdean with tho fow pracoling weeits, tiro fn noticeablo imyprovoment. Irices muuga at 'fotlows : FoRgtus—~Dates, Bi@10c figd, dvunis, new, 14315¢; Bze, layers, now, 2o} Turidshpruties 1901 § bauk Lab- 13,0 ralains, layers, new, 43, $.457y1,05 ; ‘ralsive, looss Muncatel, old, 3 Taieing, vaiontla, now, 11161a14; ZAnte cure atity, ik, T@T5 s do new, B@Y17e; citron, J6@H Tewion peel, 206 226, DosEwTIC—Dlickigan upples, new, 7 W8lge 3 Taney North Cavolins sliced, 11X (12¢ ; naw Tiidiand, 1linols, and Sunthern, S@0¢ ; perclies, halven, @Y milxod, 6700 blackborrics, nevw, 11 "raBpbLTTIFG, O, 413383 pitted cherties, S NoT8 — Fillerts, 15Gi0c s aloionds, Torrujona, 2 @24e; Naples walnuts, 18G10c: Geenobls walnuts, riew, He)lCo; W Brazlls, 1055@11%c; pecuns, Texes, 10+; @11}c; Vilnington peanute, fancy, 13@13e; do sccond quality, 172102 Tenuesces peenvts, @l s Af- it T rlesn Ok TS—The receipts of all ¥inds were Tvoral, Grapes wure elling in a retall wiy st quotas tions. Podehed were dulf, An avtive shipplig demand for Apples wits eaporled, Wil prives varyiig from §2.95 2,76 pier brl 03 track, ' Ordera ere recolved fron nll parts of thecauntry. Cranberrics ara ulio moving freely, Bovorst lots ituvo been vbipped to Callfornia, Quotalions: Temona ju bozes, SIDOO@LL00; Dles, per brl, $L00@S.005 peaches, AOGUSS per Lox or baskul; pesnh, 50cid$1,00 per Lox ‘or basket 3 Con= cord und Catawin grawcs, 403300 por baeket 3 Dol waro and Catawba, sind Disng, fi baskots, G3@H0c; crauberries, $1 09 per brl: wild do, £9.006210. Quinteus, TEe@bLOU s Callforugn peure, §4.006.50, QROCERLES—Continto in fair Tequest at comn- parativaly stadg prices, At tho decline fu rofiued sugark, naledat th beginning of the week, tho feollug 19 lirm. Coffeas continno to meot vt ¢ goud inquiry, but buyers f¢m Glslneliuzl to order 1nuch fn ad~ vanea of curient wants, Bolow azo the rativg pricea : D1-Chnn, SIDA—TGTie, Cosyrrs—liocha, 33@3Ke : O, G, duva, $21(@I0xe Juva, No. 2, 3@Mie s chofes ‘pluntation Coylo 24521ige; tuicy Rtio, UBBUL0; clioloe do, L@ ey priow o, ey good do, U@ common do (@20 roasting 24 et Covin Rica faney, 23G: 130} Mnracaiuo, 224 @ il welght, 1963134 4 do, Btiort walghit, 141 13e, 6}@7u; Caro- o3 Rauzoon, Qi powderad, 1Y@ standard, 115@1130 e oxtaa G, 1w 1o¥, 0 No. 1, 10%@103¢ ; cholce brawn, 10% prime do, 10glUi/0: Tair do, 93;@875¢ ; commmon do, 3G 3 #hoito molaags Bugst, 05 @1050; Ludr do, 93@975a 3 common dAv, 8@ Niutrs—Dinmond drips, L. extra fiuo, EUBBIC; r-houso kisup, 0570 § extrs o, 15G@e0e 3 Now Orlvani molasses, clole, BI@ 307 do primo, @S2 ; 1do common, W@RTI0; Porto Itlcd 1nolasacs, cholce, CO@O3e; camuon molswsos, 38 2. t0 boat, 8B@937c, Allsplee, 176183 c 5 cloves, 63@00e; cas= FIRIIC 3 peppor, V@Yo ; nutmogs, No, 1, $1.43G 1,20} ginger, African, 25@28c; do Oaleu(ts, 16@20e, Hosri—Qerman motilod, SA@E}0 ; Golden Wost, 43@de s Walto Lily, iy @u; \White Rose, 85 @0ige pisly, 6aGAje; Havon Tuperial, K@63e 3 Whito lins= ghu 53{@Gu ; Chumgalgy, C@xe; Frue Dlae, SK@ ATanon~Silvor gloss, 9X@10s; common, e, lj,’/ e, @1.95; silver deins, 'sm-n.\m-Cnmm-: 8@100; . in moderate roquest at Tecont prices, A calo of 100 tous No, 1 praisfe was roported at $11,00, to errive, Dulow ure thu curront prices: Tiumothy, prime, §10.00@16,60; No. 1, $15,00@15.50; No. 2 o, 312,50 mized, $1LE0Q12,00; choles uplaud pralrio, § No. 1' do, $11.033 No. 2, or slough, $8.50@1.60, Loo3t NEw 0¥ Waaoss—Timothy, $14.03 GI6.00¢ prime, $9.03R12.00. ‘SDES—Toro frm under a_good deraand, and fn rare {ntances 106 li boen pand for solect lols, Few heavy hides are coming f, * Tho revolution i some South Amorican countried mnay, by rodiclug e ex- porta to this country, eaise an advunco in prives, Uit dealors generally do nob think this morket will_be oiiscted theroby, We quote: Green city uitehiers’, T50;_green curad, ght, 95G9No; leavy do, Bl@Bije; part cured, Ti@8e; Wreon cslf, 16c; ved), 1501 ary flot, 1@ ; ury kI, 18e; dry walte ed, kip, 145e 5 deacon wiin, d5e ; grubby, scored, cut, ot therwied dumaged, two-thirds prices’; Lrand: L'30 per cent ot TI0VS—Cousutaera are buying ouly from Lond to monl, pricew rapging (v S0, Wil 2 fow wales ‘e London 2uea, S1pt, 23, *Lato ro Llght, uud excossivo drought havoresults edin’s very moderalocrop, Recont geuiol woather, though toolate for many of the bligited grouuds, has produced o faly crop Ju_tauny plices, which, at one timo, Wau prouaunced bopeless, ‘Clie general reautl, whtich, with about 70,000 acros under cultiratiou, mey reasortnbly be called equal to £150,000 old duty, Howe ullege this estinato to bo somawhiat too sanguine, whilo apoculators profosx that abont hlf that smiouut Topre~ sente the crop of 1674, 'Tho elock of 1870 I3 large, aud thore is ulo an Daportant surphis of 1873, and of older datcs, and tholy vlue uppewrs rosionable {n compatison with tho_excessive pilves of Lew Lops. Alzoad the stock of old baps and yeavlings fa smell, Tavaria and Bobemia grow sbout Lall s crop, bt still Nase 3 pood Aurplita for oxporl, ~ Aliaco aud the Pop- erlnguo ditricts bisze each krolitia of wnperior qualite and 10 double thalr roquirenients. Alost has wultered from blight, Amorica has an average crop snd of choles quelily. ‘tho oxiromo prives predicted for Tngdleh hogs aud tho exsgperatod statewents a3 to the deticiencies of the Engiish crop caunot fail ta ativact trow all bop-growlug conntries the full exiant of avallable gurplus, Up to thia dato thio sala of new hoys hag been vry suwiall, ais the market 3 well sup- pled, The European markete ure tess oxclted,’” METALS ‘AND TINNERS' STOCK—smull ordors ard comfug forwrd, wud trade 1o convidensd fafe in the agpregate, Yrices are without altoration ¢ Tyy PraTs—IC, 10x1¢, $11.80; do, 13x12, $1000¢ 1x 39, 82.501 do, vootag, 34al, 10, SIL03S do, ote o Tm-hrr‘a, 280 small, 200 bar, S0¢, Sonpuu—No, §,902; No, 2, 138, chgm—Pm, T3e | bar, Bigo ; lead pipe, 8)g01 out Corprp=—Totions, 33 /nc—Full cas! astbing copper, 336, Yooy Tons ahantiis, 10%e; a, 9){6. bt Tnox--Xo, 94, 150 rates § Rusaia fron, 8012 usluaita, 2021 40, o, (4Gatue, 1o} Americwu Buveia —A, 1801 B, 1, VineeNoe, 1 to 6 9 100, Wo: 10todl, 1ot 12 113;¢; 13 aud 14, flf., 3 18t014, Ide; 17, 180 19, 160} 15 10 a0 20¢'; fal’ buudies, 38 por ceut dlscouat § ave wire, U, Natta={Vera fivinly lteld et €375 ratos, without die~ connt, 0@ poe ke, 4,185 5 i Kl do, $4,00; 6 o, 4,007 94 do, €3,233 od doy fuv, contlnuo_to qrota: Manilla wal vopc, 39 Iy, 12@1007 hewp i e, @ L, 1 i s § 16 03Lu, @ Dale 5. 0HA0. iy v [row it txd hien iy hald 10 Wgher, owlig o8 fu LS iogbubiun v o Jgher, owlig to furs thed GaYaise PN SR e Y, OCroOBER 16, 1874--TE) PAGES. whiley 115 dog, and uncha ‘nk:mll g, 1@13Nc: .o, o nged test, 1a1jes Co Ilinola lepsl test, 160 10 headlight, 173 deg, 1B@190 exizait wlater, SL1Z@LSN 3 oxien Lard, cuzrent niike 407 No. 1, N0 2, {13800y Iy g oy iled, S5t i a1 § neatsfgot ofl, Hriclly 0, 1, s} hank ol , 5 5 Timbao urpentin naphtln, G gravity, 15 @L0 ; naphitas, comu 1O PATOES—Weto fatier dull, nulein yery Peackblows weve quoted at 05t ; eurly rose o #Se, and mixed ot UG 0%, Hwver: potulons wers mbi it und dull et $1,50:22.00 per POULTRY AND GAME~¥ke market wos full of ehickonc, turkieys, and ull peaxonable kinda of gue, “Itig derahnd was focul and modarato wnd prices wweak and Ivcegular, 'Turkoys, BigDe ; cholce eprings aud kT { fale springs, sxfirgv@ .00 ety 31,103 do, teaita, ) extra, e elephunt mizod, $12662.75; ymall wd 200 por doz; ducks, §2,00@2,60 ; Reeso, &, Dralrio chiekens, $400 3 nulord ‘ducks, £2,006:260 | quoil, $1.50 veuison hnina, 18@G202 por ponnd, AELDS—\Wero quiet aud 'unctianged, " Thnoihy was quoled st £2.00600¢ cholca aiing at $16EE2 lover was vaty at £3.5@5.60, Flax old ot $1.72 157, Salen: 137 bugs choleo timothy at $2,00; 6 ot §2.65 3 ¥ boga a8 $2.60; 19 hage ut $3.15 5 baga clover al $6.603 10 Uz ot $5,4U; O ba 35251 74 laks fax ot 31 cara 34 §1.70% 3 46 Daga ut $1.70; L ont at $1,62; 50 baga Hungarfan of 8502 ¢ car af 3¢, SALT—Wan fuirly activo and stesdy, Opouda- d_Saginaw, fine, $1.60; Canoda do, $1.60@ ; ordinary coarso, $L90¢ coarsa nd 0 end grovnd, wolar, $300; iy, whthout bage, $270¢ @-‘uy, with bags, $3.00¢ Asbion dalry, por sact, $1.00 25, Tii{a—Joblers roport s steadily good domund an grades, but In othor iiues (uo move- wment n & Jiitle, slack, We quoto: Young hysou, common to fair, 33@¢503 do, good, G5@050; do, ¢lolco to extra fine, 96c@$1.053 common to fine ol Lyson, S5@08¢; common_fmporial, 45@000; ool to cholen do, 030@51.03; falr t0_good gnu- Powdor, 70@503 cholco Mugauoy, $1.00GL10; extra Moyunc, $1,30@1,30 ; choles to oxira new Japan, 050 L0} common to good do, 65@T6e 3 fair to gad ol CO0RNM0; common do, 33@i50; common to fiue Oolong, %@43c; goud, 33@Udc; choleo Lo extra, 8@ TODACCO~Ths market ia activa and strong, wilh a tendency to sdvance, The Jato froats ot Lhe' Bonth d to huvescriously injured tho growlug crop, and, in_anticipation of & sharp upward niovement, epgilators s sgta I the parkals o e Tixr Cor—DExtra, 75@85¢ ; chole um, 602560 3 poor to cammon, 40&45e, PruG—Natural leaf, 55@80¢; baif Lright, 0@70:; black, sound, 45@:0e. HubriNG—Good to cholce, 32@%0; medium, 0@ Sl¢ 7 common, 28G9, '00D—WWe'quoto tiie market quiet and fivm : Beech, $7.00; maple, 38.0; Lickorg, $9.007 siaby, §7.63—de- vered. WOOL—Tue stock i very light and the marko o medi- Coaraa washed feece, v.u . @ise Modium and coarss unwashed, @350 Fiue unwasbod ... 27332 Unmerchantable sud burry wool, @100 less, ———— THE LIVE-STOCK MARKRTS. CI{1CAGO, FnonsbAr Evexixo, Oct, 15, ‘The recelpts of livo stock duriug the week havo beon as follows & Cattle, Hogs, 11,746 P 12,080 14,000 Sheep. Hoae, 10,507 1,522 4,887 27,038 ‘stock_changed biands to- day, hut tho prices obtalnud were not altogether satis- fuctory, good to choico qualities alone Leingeala~ blo at oy cousldersblo advance ovor the pricss puid OATIL] for tho stock i the country, Tho natural offect of tha roporied mprovoment in ‘the noaftion of ronto of the Jestern markets was counteracted by the unexpectodly heavy rocelpts, oud, instead of recovering tho elight dealino of Tucadsy and Wednesday, us holdora hod hoped to do before the closo of the week, they were called upon for further concesslons, Cuvice grades, belug scarce, “held tholt own? but tho poorer Aoris kold irreguiarls lower, The rungo of sales wao $1.90@0.12)6, With n half dozen excep- tions, howover, thero wera no transfors at a Ligler pricothen §3.50. 3foat of tho day's work was sccom~ plishied at §3,3323.50 for common to good fet Toxen, And at £3,00G44.75 for copimon 10 good natives, Thera ia & continued good demand for veal-calves, aud prices aro sustained at $3.50@5.15,~tho lntter ’figure for chojco light, Mors than snough common catils remaln {n tho yardn unsold to meet the domand for o semolader of the wee, and tho market closed cary, = QUOTATIONS, Extra Beevea—Graded etcers, averaging1,360 101,559 o, tvnees s SOI0ROTE Cholcb Beeves—T'ine, fat, woil formed 3 year to Byoar old steere, Avoraging 1,000 to TAIA L vere ... GSIROI0 Good Beevea—Well-fattoncd, fiucly fornied uleors, averaging 1,160 0 1,300 8. ....... 4.23G5.25 Medlum Grades—Stders tn fair tesll, wver- ol 110010 1,250 s, . . 2T5@4.25 Butehers' Stock—Paor {0 fulr stcery, and ‘coramon 1o extra cowa, Tor city slaughter, Breraging 850 to 1,100 1 2598350 Caltlo—Comuton _cattls, i docent veragiug 600 10 1,050 13, vevove . o 25@0.50 Inferior—Lignt saud thin cows, haifors, atagy, bulls, und sealaway stears Cattic—Texae, choico coru-fed. wintered North 20 Tosta cattlo a1 cholcs steera 85 Texun cattlo, 10 good steors, 21 ‘fozan eaitle 86 'Toxns eattl o G 3= €8 63 £3 50 40 O g8EERES S & o g2 SERIEERE 14 youd ateors, 39 fair sleors, 10C0Miuspvene 20 goodl aikors. .. 21 mediuin stecr: 18 gtockera, T0G8—Noiwillutunding tho Tecoipta waro somo 5,000 lces thian yestorday, the market dlxd)luycd au eacier tone, Opeuing silos were at S@I0c doclino Traim yestordays quotatione, and ulthough & mors con~ dunt foeling obtained lutce {6 tho duy 1o past of the Feduetion wis recovered. Tho publishied gales sould “com 0 {ndicate more of a chango in valnen than notod abiove, but tho fact that tha offorings ombraced 6 noticeably poorer clasa of atock than that zesn {u tho yarda carlier in the woek accounta for a portlon of the appareot deprecinlion, Now York Doston, PAlladelphin, Clevoland, and other Eastern points, had Luyees auit betwoes them and local operators somo 15,000 hogs were talton, at $4.90@3,63 for inferior ta eal unoven, coarso, aud mnized lots; at 85.70@0. medium, and at $3,95@6.80 for good to extra, Fully two-thirds of the salos wers &b prices below 44,00, 'Thio Chicago Packiug and Provislon Qompany * gat ateuny up ¥ fo-day, ond the otber packing houses of tho oity aroalio betng put in Toadiness for tho souson’s worke Amang thio day's sales tha following wers noted : 706 aaLEs, No. Av, Price|No, Av. Price, a7 195 C§100 51 ‘a2t g 7 28 204 BUSI 4D 233 74010 00047 200 ses47 BaD 46 10 G00[ 49 102 BS0NON 184 5 O4% b8 203 Sasios Mg 80 D0 5y 65 S AT0 60 20 40 19 og8(40 207 sS0RIl dsk G4 04 90|60 o4 B0l 63 D S0 5 630130 4 08shwe 203 7 a6l e s smlor ot 107 B GEA B M5 BIb A3 e 6i 183 B70(2 28 Gd0LG 2m G W0 00|67 e o472 a5 210 okl & 24 swsleT 207 6 108 sgdl42 203 A8 9 29 W5 GEs 48 M0 88N uSL 205 6|51 M2 B03| 4T D¢ wd o 55| 64 T 610) 83 N 168 ol 84 143 a0l 48 28) an o o1 180 puil g a3 nt S LR LR W80 6067 1 .03 BHEEP—A fair local domand extated, but aelde from {bis thevy wae o Riovement, aud silos wers 'é"l ut 1n prices ruling earlier in tho week, = Gregory, Cooley & flzf.’nhlaxu!,‘l\xfl.fifl for n careload Ilvemufixa 114 Its, but with thls excsption no sales wora roported at over 12, Whilo most of the trading was ¢ §3,00@4.00, We qN6ts poar to_eotamon At §2,60@9,25, aud modium to clivics at $3,50@3 4,23, SUXEP 841 x5, Yo, Av. Price|No, dv, Prce)Ne, dv. Prico, a4 BT g0 (160 B8 §4ADN| 0L KD g3.80 4 L0 tra New Youx, Oot, 18,—~BExvEs—Recoipts 810, making 9,300 for thveo duys, sglust 4,076 sama Lang woek, Yty conaon iakiaiy, with & large share of Texas aud Cherakee atock, Detoud vory wioderste, Bales yory wlow, Tawardi the close thare was » Jlltle betier feellug £0d a1 upward tundeney, Very poor 10 plricte I5 prine natlve oxen and staers ranged from 743185 wedium to fulr steers, B;@TY cwt, 104@1130; poor 1o falr Tosany aud Cherokers, 8850, BUrEe D r»un:—nw& X making 12,650 for throe days, sgatos 16,740 aaiuo flmo Just waok, Market falr &t 4R@UNQ for sheep, sud 0@TXo for Laoiba, ‘Srmir—Recelpts 5,000, making 18,660 for thires daym, Bihian 18,0 gaiby laas Meak, Houd viedaslive Dressed searce, with o markod edvance; cloaed frm atle for all welghts, 5T, LOUIS, Sz, Lotis, Oct, 13, foau—~1i Yorlers, FLHG3M § i Ca =11 b, 9, —Rezeipte, 0,233; dullg ornhy 85,73(30,00, : qn[n% nudl snouanged, LI . FapT Taoenzy, Pa,, Oet, ATTLE~Rocelpta to- day, 1,207 Lread ; ot tho weak thus far, 4,951 beads Hupply gond, with eetive yneriet and jond demund; Tt §0.25G@0,75 3 medinm 10 pood, 53,5 403 com- won 0 medium, B4.00@E5,60; storkers, $400@4.00. el Ll $2.60. {183 Lieadl ¢ for_tho week 8o Hous=Tleceiptn tous ¥ for, 10cks, Doat Philailoiphla, $1.55Q7.00; Yorkere, iExe—~Receits t-day, 1,700 head; for tho week a0 far, 18,400 loud, Best, $4,50@05,005 wedium, $4.00@ 493, Turrsto, Oct, 13.~AVA L 1t f FraLg, Oct, 13.—CAtTLE—}tectipta, 035 ; tolal for tho weelt, 10,404, Mnrked slow fur want of atook. Al fresh recelpla through cousfgnmente, Ouly uxlen e artod aro 160 Tndlann staere, 1,032 0 1,310 iha, ct $6,95 1R85, 200 Ilifnols rloera, 1,000 1o 1,408 lbs, $4.60@ .26 ;100 Michigan steers, 7t to 1,006 Ibe, ot $5.0068 £.025¢ 1 19 Oblo etocys, 1,114 I, @b 137, fotal for the o BUNCP AND Liuatps—ILieceipta, 1,400 week, 20,200, Marked dull; prices off' }e: wome 20 loads’ ‘remaiu nnsoll, Htock of infarlor quality, Canada Iamu, $0,60 0,76 3 Canada oheop, $3.00@6,50 § Wostorn shieep, $4.0035 ot CUICAGD LUNDER MARKET, Tronepax FVENING, Oct, 16, Tl offerings worn again sory light, conwoquonily Milo wan done, Cixgors oF Jolata and scantliug bronighit §.00, aud Iath rold nt $1.70 ; ahinglen at £3,05. Modium boards and stripa were quoted at 12,004 14,30, an'l cominon do at $3,006210,00, T followiug wales were roporiad Cargo schr J. A. lolmes, from Manistce, M0 m oists_and _scantling at £0,00 ¢ schir Stuulon, Ieom {snistee, 60 1n Joists nnd seantlingat $9.00 3 110 m on contract 25 n lathat §1.30, Bold by R, K. Bickford & Co. AT THE YARDS the demsud (8 foir and the matket firm, As stated thig morning, rauny dosiors aro selling conmon stuf ot $11,00, and foucing ut $11,00@12,00, .00 (40,00 20 @43.00 . A 34 togatbier, TOURU, eveun Cloor aiding, 15t and 20 fogether. Tirst comuion elding. Socond common stdiby Tlooring, Srut cominou, dreasod. Floonng, aecond common, droascd.., 23.00 Floorjug, third conunon, dressed..... 17.00 A wagon-Lox bourds, sclocted, 14 inches and upwoyd L 330 1 ywagon-box bourds A tock board 1 rtock bosda. Comanon boards, otitatdo for dry. Joist, ycattling, feucing, timber, 1 @12.00 14,00 L0 (@1%,00 @ 8T —— UARKETS DY TELEGRAPIL, Forelgn Markots. Ltvenenot, Oot., 16--11 &, 1w,—Flour, 238 6a@43 6d. Wiieat—Winter,81 100GYs 4 ; spriug, Bs@Ysdd: white, 94 11dGy10a 43 ciub, 108 4ai@los od. Corn, 65, Tork, 76a 0d, l;m{d Det, Lavenroot, 3—3 p, m.—Dreadstufls steady, Lard, 63 Gd.” Rest unchanged. “Lokmos, Ost, 15,~Tho Bunk of England hes Szed fta rato of 'dincanut ot 4 per cont, Loxpox, Oct, 16,—Auount cf bullion gone {nto the Hank of Imgiand on balnea to-day, £30,000, "Tho bullion 10 fbe Dauk of Loglnd had'(ncreased £572,000 during tho wook, Praportion Bank reserse 10 Lixbiity, which It vweok was 37)7 per cent, {8_now %, for moucy at Stock Exclisnge on Govorn~ mont necuritien, 2 et cont, Consola for money, 814 @U217 ; secount, O34 @UI7; ¢ 608, 1033 Gls, 10943 16-408, 143 . 10, Couponat New York Conteal, 907 Lrlo, 2637 3 preforred, Fallow, 41 Si@dss 6, Refinod potroleu, 94, Paiun, Oct, 16.—Reuted, 61 973¢e, LavzeooL, Oct, T5.—Cotton sieady; middling up lauds, Bd; Orlcans, 855d; sales, 15,030 Lales, includ- fugg 3,000 for apeculation and export und 500 Amoricati, Hreadatutly stoady, od, New York Ury-(3gods Maricet, NEw Yonk, Oct, 13,~Business rooderatoly active with comlrslon hiousca and a fair Jobbing trade pro- greasod, Brown cottons and cotton fanuel fu good demand ot unchanged prices, Faney madder printy i foir request, nud sida bands rather mora active, Woolen gooda for ineu's woar quiot, but Haunels and Dlaukets i stendy dewmand, Lhe Duily Dulletin says: “ alygutt, Bavilaud & Co,, havo suspended paymont.” The Prodnee dlarkers. NEW YOIK, Nxw Yomk, Oct, 16.~CoPToN—-Quiets recetits, 872 baleas middilug upisnd, 15%c; ‘Otleans, 137c3 fatnre closed ceny i sales, 49,400 Vales; Qsfober, 16 13315 1-160; November, 15 1-16@16 3 De. combor, 16 6163 Juouary, 163¢@LS 1749255 Feo- Tuary, 16 25<12@15 13-16e; Marci, 16 1-16@16 -320; Apeily 161 My, 16 21-02G16 111055 June, 1025 @10 15-160, ‘Frovu—In buyers' favor; moderato demand; re celpls, 20,400 brls; superfine Weste 4,50 chuimon to good, $1.85GG, 5.5 white “Wheut extru, $LEUEG30; extra Olilo, $.00@0.0; S, Lows, $5.10@850, Kyo four quict and steady at $4,2535.80. CobN MEAL—In fair request; Western, $1.40@3.00, Graw—Wheot frregulac and - unsettied; reccipts, 166,000 uus No. 1 spring, SLIT@1,35: old No. 2 do, 5@1.20 No. 3, $1.03L4 5 No, 2 Ciicago, $1.0JG £ 1,07 No, 2 Milwaukes, $L11; ungraded Jowa aud Jliunesota epring, $1,03@L.20 ; winter red Westera, $1,12621,91 ; white do, $1.25(51.83) ; amber, $1.22@ 105 . 2 Northwestern spring, $1.07; No. 2 Da- 1th, §1.1137. * Hye auict at Dlows Barloy in buyers' favor, Madt quict and heavy, Cora oteady § roceipta, 141,000 bu; mixed Western, 90c; uow, 83c. Oata lowor aud more active: vecolps, 31,000 buj 1ixod Wustarn, 00@0%3 ; whito do, 01G0e. TAx--Firm, Hovs—Tnchapged, Grooentzs—Coflos oulet and firm ; Tio, 15K@20c, gald. Hugar dull and bru, “l‘kmou:lm—Qum oud firmor ; crude, 50; setiasd ige, iusty—Stosdy ; sirainod, $2.45 FoneesTing—Hoavy ; apirits 88ic, MoLAdzgER AND R10B~Dull and unchanged, Haas—Tirm ; Western, H@3se, PuovistoNs~—Pork lower ; now meso, $20.60G21. Beof quict, Cut meath qniet ; middles heavy; long clear, 3{:; slort clear, 10c, Lard firm ; prime stoam, 13%@ 33c, Burrzn—Heavy ; Western, 30@38e. Cincesc—TFir ; commion fo pritag, 1255@152¢c, Wittasy—Lower at $1.03. ALO, DurraLo, Oct. 15,~Grati—Wheat dull; No, 2 Mil- waukeo Lcld ot $1.027 $1,01 bid, Cord qufet aud bigh- ors 60,000 bu No. § goid st Bio; 3,030 bu lu loty, Bi@ese, Oate quiet; Toledo, 63c, ' Batloy quiet, ZCaxaL Fukionts—Lower : Wheot, 10; corn g2, OLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, O,, Oct, 16,~GNAIN—Whoat dull and wonlt; No. I red, 1,09 No., 8101, Corn stowdy, put dull? old high mired, 8ic; low do, 83c; old earaon track, 180} new eurs, nominully, 503, Oaté dull and quiet; No, 1 Stato, 603 No,2 o, 62¢; white, 22 B i T 005, corm, 1,400} Oste, 3,600 FnIPI6—Wheat, 1,050 corn, 1,400 ; Oats, 2,600, ey ! DETROIT. 5 Dernorr, Oct, 15.—FrLova—Quiot and nuchanged. Guarv—Yhoat dull sud o shado lowor ; extra, $1. No. 1, $h13% ; nmber, $1,03%. Corn, dull aud'usclin- e 8%, Oats dull and decinod; 48@dsc, o dixcrizza—Tlour, 4000 bra; wheat, 310,000 b carn, W00 by, Suuyrs—Flour, 2,000 brls: whest, 43,000 bu; cor, 1,00, TOLEDO, o Forxno, Ost. 16,—~Frova~toady and 18 molsrat enuat Granyihest dul; No. 3 white Wabar, 811046 No, § do, $1,11 ; No, 1 white Nivbigan, 31,34 ; extra do, 17; amber Michigant, $1,00; No. 2 red, Novamber, $1.03¢ No,1 amber Tillnok, $1171 No. 9'do, $1,10). Corn quist ; high mixed, Tio; Octabor, TLio new do, G8io; Docember, Gio; Slichigan, 7803, dasaged pew, 580, Octs dul) ond o abade lower; No, 2 and 3liohigun, s0c; white, Slice, wheat, 35,000 bu; corn, RrokIPTa—-1100r, €00 ri bu; oats, 9,000 bu, spsTs~—Flour, 8,000 brle; wheat, 46,000 bu; cora, 11,008 bu § oatv, 1,060 hu. 51, LOUT 87, Louts, Oct, 16,—00rToN—In far demand and lower: good ordlaury, 13%0; low middliug, 1k} widdlng, 1éko, TroVA—Low grades scarcoond firm: nigh prades 250 lower, {0 sell, Guaty—\Wheat dull and lower: No, 3 red fall, 08@ v8Ke; No, 2, SL0N@LILK, Corn dul and Jower; T, 2, 800 fu'elovetor, Oafs dull and uneeftled : 493 @500, _Bsrley unsoitied and easior ; only uample lots sold, Rye lowor; W@dge, TWhukY—Lower at $LOUE1.0L, Tuovisioxs—Pork quiet ut 12,00 cosbk, Bacon firmer ; shounlders, 7xo; sidw, 13 @14Nc; ordor loty, M@30 highur, Lurd (o falr demand for future ; 140 sefler January, “Hecrprs—~Wheat, 33,000 bu; flour, 10,000 brls; corn, 10,000 bu ; oats, 14,000 bu'; Tye, 10,000 bu; bare 1oy, ‘2,000 bu, ‘Hmsbarmszi—~Wheat, 6,000 bu ¢ corn, 3,000 bu, PHILADELPRIA ’ PrILADELPRL, Oct, 16,—['LOUR~Quiot and ateady ; Btate, Iudisne, and Ollo family extras, $5.60@4.25, Gramr—\Vhest 1«“{“ and eteady ; red, $1.1V@L20 ¢ amber, 1.27; whito, $1,26@1.85, Bye, 3108, Qorn qu nd weak ; yellow mized Western, ¥3@vTe, Oato quiet snd steady’; Whito, 6230307 uixed, 8UC, Witss 31,08, Burrat—Dusiness small 3 gquotations lower wuu e primo, 3:@MH0 ; cholve Weutorn rolla, 33 Ourrax—Fivm ; Weatorn Reserve prime, UXG 4iSts~Firn ; Western, 1@ase, h!‘finsl:g;}—%\irmahul {_-w;up(di.’ !%}:Q\u‘n) orade, ri8, 0)iG! M'Dsw}:dfi 540 Onwxao, Oct, 16,-Gis1N—Wheat quist No,1 Mil. wauhes i Bold 58§00, Oore Jower, 't $4@ 000, Barloy qulet, L OINCINNATL, Oixomuwart, O, Oct, 18,~Corrox-~Quiot and une ehauged ut WA@TAN Frova—Dbuoil und Nuckanged, Guazy—Wheatdulland noudnal, Corn stoxdy and fn moderato demmnd; old, C9@T0a; now, O auduzats de . Darley unohanged, iti-Linesed od sy} Mmoderals duismid at 68c, Tard oflsleady and in moderats damand,, andun=< chnnyed, Tous—=Fair; advanced 1 20391c, Burrin—Quiet and wichzigod. OnnreR—~Fulr nud fien, PROVISIONG~Lork—Nons liers, Lard atesdy; mo.ls drafodeoinud ; sommer at 173¢@15¢, Dulk moats dnll gt nomiual, ' Bicon dull ustd” declied ; sho i1 " £earce at @141 0, Wiisny=—Falr sud Ilm(?M fir BALTIMORE, BarTon 15,—Froun~—Quict and unchangeds dnats—Whest firms No, L omber Wostern, $1.43 3 No, 2 dn, $LU23 No.ii do, §1,10§ No, 1red Western, $1.22; No. 4 do, SLIORLI0NK's rojectad, $1,10, COry 3\;&; ‘figegn‘“ml:x offetod b uijo, wiiliot buyerss uchangod, : 5 Tar—Quintat s{;vmmo.na'f’ e i ROVIsIONA~Dull and weal, Mesn pork nominal $00GE00, Daron ol m;.'ffifx- Aiaatdardy o3 _ciear tib, 147 % bugar-cure ek ot s resaeds 50 o Wenea o 148183 BurTen—~Kirin § good domana at W@3Te, CorvEc—nobaged, TEsnoLEuN~—Noindnally 5. Witisey~lLower, at 1,03, v " MILWADRLE, AMinwavxsr, Oct, 156, —Frouu—~Quiet and tmehange ed, Gnaix—Wheat fair and firms [No, 1 Milwauke: atsgo s No, 2 0f¢o: Ootober, 90330 Novatmbers 84s. Oita dull aud 1ower, ~ Corn lowor § 'tn |ight derauil 3 No. 3, T65c. Ryo ot and lower § No, 1, 8503 No. 3, R, Darloy weak aumd declining; No.'2, Octobar, $1.0737; November, $1.07 5 No, 3, Udo, Fiktaiza—~To Bafslo, do; Ostrego, Ti¢e, EmeTFloar, 6,000 brls§ oats, 300 bu; whest, 3,000 bu, . Aitexsaiza—Flour, 6,000 brio; oats, 300 bu3 wheat, u : NEW ORLLANS. !2"6“55‘ ORLEANS, La., Out, 15,~HAY—=Firmer; primo. PRoviatoss—Pork dull 0t$2150, Bacon batter focl~ Ing: TN @I, » MOLAR8E3~200 Lrls now rocelved and sold ; fafr, 80c; prime, 10@ 7203 cholce, T6EH0 Cortos-Doinand giod sales, 3,000, middling sud higher grades roduced Jgc § other qualitles unchangeds recelnts, 4,2U8; 10 exporis 3 ntock, 49,9433 untold dash evaulug, 106007 on aupboard, 30,000, Exomanor—Sight par; sterling, 8513, TV, TOUIAVILLY, Oct, 16.—UoTTON—-Quiet at 143/e, ch)ln;\‘ri'rm;wlour aud m:[g‘r:n.lnt and voe auged, TrovistoNs—Pork nominal, : shoule dore, 137¢; elearrib, 1815 delr,n?:?(ne. d&‘&kr:.-uz&l }l:l;m. 13%@1éxe. Buik meats nominal, Latd nome al, Watexe—0sc, Wav—£2,00@23.00, SENPHIS, m:\flfi‘xfmf' O:t.llfi.—l:m‘-xo —Weak and nominzlly cliangen } noales ; Tocelpts, 1, h g baken wo G 110 Reles, s 4040 len', expetty 1oy LyioNA—acon a sbads lower, with stocks a1 18 @1dige. Olles articler orainal T atbengeds : g a, PiTrenuro, Pa., Oct, 16.~GRAmN—Wheat quieh J{'\‘-’Iun unchsuged, New ear corn, (0@0%0; old, 833 soieds Brimer st 1iste Piss I Al TS RESURRECTIONISTS AT WOKRK. Five Sodies Found in o' Dissectinges Room, and 'Thirty-nine Moedicul Students 'Takon into Custody. From the Bufalo Express, On \odnosday moruiug last tho sexton whe Tas ahmfla of ths lloly Cross Cometory, at Luuos stoun Il uoticed that a newly-made grave hiad been disturbed during the night, and on exami- urtion found it to bo that of the wife of Richard J. Cerey, who had been buried the day bofore. Tho foot-board of tho grave was not as it had bean set, ana thore wero indications thxt some poraons had been dlfiglng thora, ‘Tho woxton at oueo Informed the “Rov. Fathor Hinoe, Yio has olarge of the Netormaiory and Oxghl-nll{fl. and who is tho pastor of St. Datrick's Chureh, who, on hearivg tho sexton's ststoment, dirccted bim to investigato thor- ouglly and sce what had been done, ‘Tho soxtou, therafore opened tho gravo and found that tha body of Mrs. Caroy had boea remoyed, 1 appoars that, during tae night, the gravo I heen opened and the body taken from the coilin and earnod nway, the grave afterward being filled, with tno cofiln itself undisturbed, ‘I'he work of refilling the grave had beon hantily done, and it seemed likoly that the person doing it biad boon frightoned away bofore complosing it ae thoughly as they otherwise woul Oa learning this Father Hines informed the hustand of tho decessed, Mr. Richard J. Carey, ou Elk street, in the Thiricenth Ward., 2lIr. Caray was graatly incensed on henring tho facts, and at once did what he could to lead to tho discovery of tho body. Dming Wednesday afterncon bs cnlled at the police station, aud gave information cone corning she mattor to tho ofticers, He then offored & roward of £100 for tho discovery of the body bud detection of tho thieves. Tlero were no indications by which the body could bo tracod and vesterday 1t wae decided to got out a warrant to uaaroh the Duf- frlo Medical Coliege, a3 the only placoin this vicinity that could have any purposoto lead them to tako a body. Accordingly, about 3 o'clock veaterday, Oficera Bounel, Boyle, and one ortwo others, accompauied by Mr, Carey and relatives, wont to the colloge, aud on sutering the dissect- {ug-room found » large number of studonts at work, with five corpses before thom. Ouae of thoge Mr, Coray aud othier members of the yam- 1ly identiflod a8 that of Mra. Carey. ‘Cho officors therafore arrested all the studonts prosent in tue room, and also tho janitor, Johu Ferguson, and ihiey were takon to Polico Station No, 1and ar- raignod boforo Justico Rash, but as thoy gave no informntion us to where thoy obtnined the bodics, they wore permitted to dopart, with tho under- stending that they would rppear when called for. Mra, Catliatioo Corey, the decessed, was 8 woman about 40 'years old, the wife of Richard J. Covey, who lives in the Thirtesnth Ward, is 0 man of somo means, s grecery-keopor, and hos been Justice of the ‘Pesco. Mmi, Caroy had been ill for more than & year with utcrine caucer, an unusugal disease, aud it has beon claimed that modical men wers dexirous of oxamining the body on that acoount; but the claim i pronounced false by doctors themaelvos. Mrs. Caroy's death occurred on Saturday, end she was baried Tuosdsy. As to theidontity af the corpse found at the collage, thera acoma to be some disputo. Mr, Carey and tho other jembors of tho family Jmmmy 28~ sert that tho corpso is that of his docossed wife, ond Mr, Timothy Crowley, the undertaker who buried Mre, Carey, boara out the statement. On tho othor hand, the jepitor of tho college, Ar, Torguson, states that nocorpse has been recoived sinco the lattor part of.Soptomber, and that ho oan prove by wituosses that the body claimed to be that of Afrs, Carey waain tho collogo bafore Mre, 0. wos buried, ‘Tt appenrs, also, that the work of dissection had gone 1arenough to make identification very ditiicult. Tho importanco of discovering tho body will bo readily undoratood. Tho outrnge ia ono that ouoght not to bo tolerated. offer a reward for the conviction of tho robher, and the law provides s ponalty for their punishe ment in the State Prison not oxceeding Hve yoars, or in the County Jad not excesding one Year, or a finmo! 8500, or botk such fino and im- prisonmont. Persons roceiving o stolen body avo subject, on conviction, t5 tho samo punish- ment, In case the identity of this body at tho college canoot bo catablished, bowever, it will not vory difftonlt to trace it, cases sometimes oo curting of budies taken from s grave to & distant city. Muoh Intevest will, of course, be falt in 0, A the dovolopmeonts, aud masawhile the collezo, whore tho partielly idontified body nun“ig 1a guarded by police, e e e The Miserics af Misslonnries, A D, Convay's Lnnd:::ffill{r in Cincinnati Come fal, In conyoreation with n Iady who has passed most of hor lifo 28 & miselonary’s wife ar Po- Ling, and has oasiduounsly attended the O:i- cutal Cougreon, sho uaid that they told hor in ‘England that sho would senously” diminish tho Hunday-gchool zud other contributions to foreizn missions it sho tatked out loud all shenad learn- ed in China. Hor dangoerous views referred partly to the faot that sho thought she mosges of tho Oliuese somewhat beisor oud loss in neod of misslonaries than the mausca of Bugland, and partly to her contempt for tho popular notion that misslonaries nudergo hardehips nod deugors, and requiro special sups port. **Iand my husband,” eaid ske, *have paseed tho greater part of our lives ns mission uries io Cinna, Wo bave never found it o poss of gelf-deuisl, but ruther lusurlous, We have ovory cownfort. We have the best mocioby— lanrned Chineso sobolars, intelligent American oud Englleh morchaots and travelors, I doo'y fiud Loudon any plessanter. I foar thore ig a good deal of humbug {u the popular notion of the bardubips and emcrifices of miselonaries Lhat may bave been true once, but it can ba uow true of only o very fow parts ol the East,” o lnibd il A Question of Langurge. Tlo Intornational Workingmen's Congrags haa boan agltated ovor tho quostlon of adoptin, lnugungiu for tho trapanotion of business, The uirifo lay between Yronch aud Gorman, The Spanish dolegate muiutained that Gorman wau mueh too ditieult for foroignere to learn, and u Brussols dalegato also supported French, on the Fronud that, us Germaos wera bettor schooled Lan othor nations, it would Lo_vasier for thom to learn Fronch than for tho Fronch-ppeaking natious to learn Gorman. A German, howover, “rapudlatod that {dea, becauns ke did’ not com= sider tho Frouch lauguage sudliciontly psrfoos.” 1t appoarod to him, ho ‘wald, " that tho Fronok Ianguago must be tho lungunge that had ariden dunng o poriod of traneltion betweon the upa ond tho human bolng.” In spite, however, of this eavers aritlolam, Vronch was sdopisd. Weo understand that 3fr. Cavey will |