Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1875, Page 4

STATE OF TRADE. Diminufion of Mercantlle Rorrowing, and General Quict at the Banks. Dollections 8till Blow—Increased Supply of Funds from Country Buyera, The Produce Markets Tame---Monts Woak---Other Provisions Steadier. A Decline in Grain Early, buta Firm or Focling Aftorwards. FINANCIAL. Temporarily, there sppears to bo & diminntion of aven the Jittla activity that has boon noted iu Suancisl circles, Tho chilef cause of mercantile borrowing hisa been the light racelpts from tLio country, Lut, although zolloctions bavs not impraved, the humber of country werchants fa town bas increased, and tho supply of funds ts conroquently improved, Most of tho mer- thants, In sddition, have provided themselves with all they will need from the banke until the fall busiuens iafalrly under way, Apart from thfa source of lur- rowing there I littie demand {0 aseist the bauks o diaposs of their purpius, Tue altualion fs sery much lixe that in Philadelphis, excepting the differetice in fater, Tts dosoribed 4n the Ledger of the 1¥th fust. : which oftenlimes aro hard pressol to licationa from tbelr own customiers Lavo long sice found that tliey ruust look elswhess for cu- ployment_for lelr fnuds. Aud thoy do look elve- whers, Dut they do not aiwags find_&n much of It xs thoy desire, for to-day lhey ato 8 much puzzled for deslrablo investment as tlioy wero slx oF elight months a0, 1t tho general markaf call losus aro Leld at 5 per cent, aithough, of course, there is sumething dolng at Tower rates occantonall auka Gud that §f tho ‘money is wanted on c te dooa 1ot often wland in the way, aud they can generally lend aa easily at & r cant asat 4, 1€ thio rato was raduced to 4 the closo rrowers would e atrlviuj; 10 get loanu at 3 per centy and would really bo no better satisfiod, aud woitld prote ably borrow go moro frecly at § than at 5, Iu busiucss Paper there §a nothing new to ehroniele, aud, {udeed, very little dolng on any terme, Tiates of discount at the banks are 8210 fer ceat ta rogular customers, and 2 or 3 per ccut less o fudvpen- dent outsido borrorera on ahort tine, On the street, busincea paper f in active demsud, with & scant supply. 1atos ars 18 per cent, New York oxchanga remains fnsctive at par. The movement of currency to tha country is not large enough ta call for commeut, Tho clearings wero $3,300,000. TAXES PAID BY NATIONAT, RANKS. The demsgogucs who aro continually crying ont agatost tho National Bsnks becauso they aro permitted to 1asu6 clroulating notex, nover refer tu the tazes paid by thom ta the United Btates Government §n_addition 10 what they pay o tho Gtate, County, sud City Qov- ernmenta. We copy from thio Sgurea of the New York Evening ost: Thie amount of tazes maid fotho United States by fio National Banks, from tho argauization of the sy tom 10 July 1, 1875, was (we use ol eirculation, $29,220,745,10: on depoaits, 2 and on eapltal, $3,520,265.37; 1n al, §6 ahown by the following tablo: On ewreulas On deste and tion, capital, 53,009.07 § 114,210 ZwTnEasal B,%17,.09.13 KI7,97: 9 BRINHSS, Lot B,105,670.03 3,353,860,13 3,404,483,10 T4, A4 T,068,494.45 € Total. .$29,220,745.10_ $32,150,001.90 $i1,3i0,7) The expenacs of the office of the Gomptroller of tho «lurrency for special dies, plates, paper, and priniiug, and for xalaries from the'time of the organization of thio Natlonal Banking systom (Fob, 24, 1oci) to duly 1, 1876, ‘wan $9,080,617.64—cxpenncs which Sec. 5173 of tho flavined niatuics provides shall be puld ont of the proceeds of the taxes sssoeacd sud collected on thocl culation of National Hanking Assoclations, In n 4lon to this amount there has been aunually pakl by the Secrotary of the Treasury sitice 1570 a small sum for_stationery, ‘furniturs, and olhior axpenscs of the Comptrollar's office, amonnting to Ieas than $3,000 - nunlly, Theact of Jiine 20, 1874, moreover, provides thiat National Banks theresfter organized shall defray thio cxpenso of engraving (heir pistes, Thus it appears that the Government has derived s net fncome trom . {he National Banks np to July 1, 1873, amounting to ‘Tuore tnan $57,000,000. 1t s cértatnly strange that tho Westorn. school of politkeal economy which looks 5o sbarply after ail taxca which “ monopoliea™ can Ve -made ta pay should fall to uphold the National Bank- ing ayatem and to advocato s extenslon, What ozcuse can Cary and his friends offer to tbo ** poor farmer und laboring wan ¥ for irying to destroy this sourco of publio revouuo and to put'all tho expenss of the bauk- iug business on the Genoral Government without auy refurn therefor 7 THE 43¢ FER CENTS. ‘The naxt loan {0 bo brought forward by Mr, Bris‘ow ‘will be the $300,000,000 of the 4)¢ per cents, authorized by the act of July, 1870, for refunding the 6 per ceuts, Bhould the new 5 per conta attaln a much bigher pro- mium than at present thero will be no great dificulty in marketing the 43¢ por cont at tho equivalont of &old, and such » stock would benccoptable for banking and for savings and trust funds at bome, espocially where tho regitered 0-20s are called in from thess quartors for redemptlon, The question nusw prescats ftself, fhe Commercial Advertiser thinke, whether money can be safely invested beyond the pos- sibility of doubt us to the security, elther for banking, savingu fuuds, trust funds, or private fortunes not s olved in active business o tho uncertaintics of other and more hazardous riaks, better than at 4% per cent in the Government gold-bearing stock at par tn gold, or 1 the 6 per cent at & corresponding premium, AN OLD BRITISI REFUDIATION. Tho people of Florence; apropos of the acceptance by thelr Bayor, Bignor Peruzel, of the Lord Mayor uf Landon's {nvitation, are recalling the fact that Ll au- ceators, then probably ihe Orst Lunkers In the world, lent Edward 111, » Jarge sum for Lis war with Frauce, It was sever ropald, upiio of repeated demands, sud they consequently failed, many minor firme belng in- volved o It, It la mualiciously suggested, eays (Le Ito- man correspondent of tho Parle Uebats, that Englaud, which readily loctures otlier nations which break their engagements, ahould sot tho cxamplo by clearlng off this acore, At componnd fntercat 1t might esceed tho Fevpnios of Indis, but Klguor Peruzzt would doubitices e satlafied with the priucipal, sud would devoto (o his pative city & good part of ths windfall,—New York Daity Bulictin, TUE AUSTRIAN BUDGET AND WAR. 8 eat{mates of tho War Depurtment of the Austrian Govornment for 1870 Indicats 1hat that nation I3 pro- paring for the strugglo, tho cxpoctation of which makes all Enropoan armed csmp, Thus the Newe Fres Pressentatea that the estinatcs of the War Do pertment for the enyulng yoar, indugendeutly of the marine, will be 7,100,000 florlng u escess of 18 ‘This sum, howover, includes & credit of 6,x0,000 florins for new guns alresily annouuced, The Neue Frals Pressq ihinks that, considaring the staly of the national flnagces, ecouomy . would bamora Julicions, and that the jutlitary oatimates now drawn up can only beacoepled by distribuiing tho. cost of the bw guua ©over several years, The same paper points out that the Gevernment has not exceedod the sum s fzed ae the sbmormal Ludget fn 1873, Lut on the contrary miakes & amaller claim than was demanded by the e timates for that year, GUYERNMENT BONDYS, United Btates 6 of 1., United Kitatos b-208 of Unltpd Btates 8208 of "G G208 of 'S—Jantiary aud Juiy. £-2080f *01—Jaunary aud July. £-308 of 'S6—Jaunary sud July, United Hiates now Sa of sl,, Unitad Siatea curraucy o Gold was 113/6@113%, FOREIUN EXCUANG Blerling gichange was 4T3 1K9%; cable tranafers, Loadon, 4203 Paris, 011%, Ulker rates of forefgn 3 5173 @8] Belgium {frauc: uoflwfl &WQI Bwitzerlaud (francs). ... Bwaden, Norway, and Denmark (Kroier). o, Austris (papes tlurine). ,......u'.m’ sooe uz - CITY A¥D COUNTY LONDY, . L datd, Chicago City 79 e, bouds.,., 103 & iut. 10§ & sut. Clicayo City T o ct, sawvrage, 103 & fut, Ul & jut. Clleago City 79 cf, waterloan 103 & fub 104 & fut] Look_County short data, &fot 104 &dut, &It 305 & ot .« U5 & fut, Morobaols’ National Furet National lank, FUfth Netional Bank ! Gernien Netlonud Baisx, 1liinols Trust aud Bavi Bauk.... Marchaui 'flnlnR:‘lan-‘n‘ aud Truat Co, tonal Bank o T THE CIICAG Union Stork-Yard National, iiide and Leatler Bank anse City Ralwss, Santh Slas Cuty Taflway, Weat Blie, City Railna Traders’ 1 Chicago and Calumet Dock Company. . Chicago & Northweatern gold bonds Fullman Palace Car Company, ex. Exposilion Mok, ean . LATEST. New Yore, Aug, 20.—Oold opensd at 113y, ade vaneed to 1131, and closed at the opening prico. Bur- rowing rates 1, 3, and flat, Gorernmenta firm, Tailroad bonda strang, espesiale Iy for Northwertern consolidated, Ftate Lunds st sy, Stocks opened slrong, and sdvanced X tod, the Iatter Rock Island, At tho close the market was firm, at 3 alight reaction from the highest pofnt of thu day, Anadvanced achedulo of paeeeuger Tates has beon agreed upon by the agents of tho Erle, New York Central, Yennsglvanta, suil Baltimore & Oblo Mafl- r03ds, to gu into offect Monday nest, Tn now achied- uloof faro1 1 0n 8 b of §20to Chicago, §33 t0 51, uls, ani 11 o Omalin, ‘here are rumard of trouble L Monsinent hoes in Ihio G trade fo.day, Tratimattions st the Stock Exchange angregated 7. iiares, of whivh 4,000 were ail, 8.660 Wes n " 5300 Northwesterns common, 3,800 preferred, IPaul commion,}7,600 prefer= Shorn, was cars ot 2. Prime mercsutilo Custo Tmp pte of dry The Asalatant-Treasures g Sivrling exehdnge, 454 @1 Coupou Conpos, "0, Coupons, Y, new, 11 Caupons, #, COUpPUNS, Currcicy Gs. KIATK BONTIH, Tennesece, ol 81 | Virginla, new. Tenuersce, now. ..., 52 | Micovurs.. Virgtuta, old. w0 KTOCKS, Lock Feland, i | St Paul, Panl ped. Featern Union Tel. o 41y Fort Wayne, 043 | Terro Haute, 4 | Terre Haute pfid, | Chicao & Ao, 0 & & Misxissippi Indiana Central Lake Shore, Lilinoia ¢ 4 Cbi., Bur, & Quincy 1173 ttalinirg, Hannibal & St Joe, 2470 Northwestern i b, Lack & Wit.,., ;121 Nortliwestern pfd, .. (9% | Atlantic & Pac, Tol 5 Gy O, &, T 64" | Central Pac, bonda, ‘101 Now Jersey Ceutral..110% | U, I'. bonds,, 02y L e REAL ESTATE. The following fustruments wera flod for record Friday, Aug, 201 Ty proTERTY. Central Park av, 50 f1 s of Twenty-fourth o £, 253120 K10 18, dated Ang, 18 33 Cartroll av, 350 {t w of Woud st, 0 3,000 1,430 50 2,20 550 5, dated Aug, 1. 430 Arhiy #t, B ¢ cor of dated Aug. ..., %0 Indhnaay, L 1t ¥ 42 1003170 810 11, dated Atg, 4 25,000 Hanie an the atove, dated Ang, & 25,000 1,400 16, dated Ang 2 15,000 n w cor of reeeiiaian 7000 NORTIL OF CITY LIM) RADIUS OF T MILLY 2, Fullerton av, cor of Louis &, undivided )¢ of 1003174 £8, ‘dated Fuly 26,..., $ SOUTI OV GITY LIMITH, WITIIN OF COUNT-HUUAE, Willlam at, 141 ft ¢ of Plerson st nf, 165125 ft, dated Aug, ), Freee 1,200 Lot 14, Biock 1, Loty , Turner's yart'n e X Boe, 0,38, M, dated AUR. 10,0nee 4T3 e COMMERCIAL. The following wero (he receints aud shipments of tho leadiug articles of producs in this city during the twonty-four shoura ending at 7 o'clock on Friday ‘morning, aud for the correaponding dato une year ago: FHIPAENTS, our, bris, Tiye,bu... Warloy, Ti,. .. Qrasu sced, 1is, Flaz sced, Tirvotn-corn, im Cured meaty, ity Deet, bl Tork, Lris Lard. iba Taljow, I Butter, ta Live hiogs, Cattle, Shcep, No. Hidee, 164, ighwines, brls| Wool, e Touitey, 1 Poultry, coo Game, 1ikgs, LEggn, vk 1,5 Withdrawn from storo on Thursdsy for clty con- sumption : 6,030 bu wheat, 3,622 bu corn, 3,053 it oata, 1,00 L ryo, Tho following grain was juspocted uto stora on Telday morniugs 1 car No, 1epring, G0 cars No.2 o, 57 cara No, 3 do, 37 cars rejected do, 1 car no grade (150 wheat) ;61 cars high-mixed corn, 214 cars No. 2 do, 60 care and 6,503 bu rejectod do, 3 curd po grade do (38 comn); 17 cams whito oas, 25 cars No, 2 do, 43 cars rejected do, 9 cara no grado do (33 oals); 3 cars mow No, ¢ Tye, 11 cara uew rejected do, 1 car no grade do (16 rye); 3 cara new No. 3 barley, 1 car rejected do, Tolul (7 cars), 257,000 Lu, Inspected out: 49,043 bu wheat, 157,10 bu coru, 6,752 bu oats, 1,815 bu rye, 433 bu barley, The leading yroduce markots wer less nctivo yester- day, and generally eanler, Iudeed, thero wasa decid~ cdly dull feelfug u several departients, duo to s con- victiou {n the minds of many operators that tho ro- cent excilemnent waw overdunio, and s foar that the ro- activo woakuess fa mot over, Tho wealber was Ouo, but every pausiug cloud was watclied cloacly, and tho minrkets went up or down as the clouds packed or scvarated with less or more sunshine, Tho markets wera really more seomtive than two or three woeku 2go, when the weatler was o wuch more fmportant factor iu the problem than i fanow, Tho Tecelptu of gruin were falr, aud the shipping movement dull, thiere belug no desira Lo forward anybhing (o tho ses- Luard but cocn, Uenco luke frelglity wero again weak, w graju v coming in freely, Lut does uot fspoct vury wall yot, This {s copeclsily noticeabls 1a rye, the Teceips of which yesterduy wero 16 cars of re- Jecled to 1 of No,” %, A considerable perccutage I.wleat naw pansing ax refected would undoubtedly #radu highee it kept Lack 8 werk or two o cure, sud 1o peoplo 3u tho country know it, The freedom with which ey send in the gratn tasy bo scceplod as an $udleation of oanal twa things,~cliber hey areafrald that proscut pricos will not continue, or they are obllged to reatiz cn 8 portion of the crop, Tl drs-guods arkel was wmoderately active and frm, The stleudsuco of country buyera fu notlceably on the fncrease, and trade by daily droproviug, Grocer- lew were fu fale demand, with pricew pallug firm all around with tha aiuigle exception of augarw, fn which wouote 3,0 decline, Culie wera strony, and less wore tending higher, 1u sympatly with fhe Easern market, Thero wiad & fair wmovement Ju Lutter and chewso at sbout former quo- tationw, Fish were withont quotatile cbangy, thoughs suackerel and cod had an advancing tendeucy. In thedried fruit warkul ouly moderate activity was obuervables, but there waes Lrm fesling both for foreign and domestic varietles, Peaches sud LisckLorries wero sguin sdglitly advanced. No cLiangus wero roported In the coal, wood, leather, aud oll markats, Dagging was active aud firm at J0ye for Btark, 71)go for Lewiwion, and 274o for Awnerican, "Tliurs wera o fmpartant cbanges in lumber, At tho ducke tho offeriugs wers Leavy, sud Luyers gen- erally were bolding back, which made the market wesk, while at the yarde tho ususl nymber of orders wera Tecedved and attended to at ro- cuutprices, Tho walt market coulibucs active sud firw under Umited stocks hero and elonbiere, Wuol, bides, aud Lroowecorn © were unchauged, The two © Jastoamed asticles wero du o good du- mand, sud broow-corn wes fina owlng Q. prospects of & pliort crop LLfe seawon, Heeds were quit, except tluoiby, which, Lowever, was dull cowgared to thu trade ueually at this tizmo in the scason, Tho recelpts of nuw Umothy werw largo sud peor 1 quality, and there was not much do and from any quarter. Usy wae quist. Bovers! Lis of uew wera o, but 1o euch bad order that dealurs bad Bard wurs 'a dleroso of ko lay, Gresn fruits wera io Ubs TRIBUNE 1 eral mupply and ateady, with fere cxceptions, Touitry continues dull and weak, GUADING GRAIY IN SEW YORK. Nrew Yonk, Aug, i of the Doard of Mnagers of ' (ho 2lage to-tay, thv new or grading gralt, as agreed upon batween the Produce Exehanta and raflrosds, were adopted, and therame will go futo force after Lelug yosted ten days, PROVISION HOG PRODUCTY—Were rallier quict and again eaeier, tough not Jechdedly weak, The receljts of hoga were small, and prices at tha Btock-Yards wero well sustatned, but Now York wae quoted lowor on 1, amt thero wan a poor demand here except for yt over,—and not much of that, The state- mentof stocks weighed rather heavily with some. “Theral¢ 1o immediate fuquiry for consumption of pork, aud dho fact that it {8 discounted for Octaber delivary provants capitalists from wishing fo carcy 1t as heretofore, ‘Then the prospect that we stiall #0 into the next racking eeason with 10,0008 15,000 brisof old stovk on biand was regarded as an ment apainet Ligh pricos, Our present atocks of lard sre also largo enough to supply 1,250 tea per working day upto tho time wheu October packlug beging, and the stocks of meata arn Deiug drawn ou very lightls, being held abovo thn views of buyers, The'sepe.t of the miarket i, thorefore, a stuggiel ouc, and both East- ern and Weatern purclisrers are disporcd 1o hold it for & dechine, 'Thero s mot set any very sovere ¢ vansing of Uie proapect for thie hog hurveat af the vome ing winter: tho subject 8 wearcely mentivned in pro- dhiteo circlex, Mess Ponk—1as_in moderate requeat, and declined 5@t per bl under rather free oferinge, hut re- coverad the drop tuwards 1 o'clock, na_seliern withe drew, Bals reported of 750 brls caah or ecller 620,801 4,750 brle eoller Bepteni- 420,403 and 2,750 Lela_weller October at Total, 7,230 rlk, The market closed flemy at §20.80 canh or ' seller Neptember, $20.75 for Octobier, and nominal At $18.10:319,25 rollr tha year, Extra prime was quoted at $14,60@ 1 1.ABD—W18 qufet, and averaged o pee 100 b fower, but_ciosed firm, though Liverpool declined fully €d por 112 [te, Hales here were reported of 1,500 ten acller Beptember st $13.05@13,10; 1,000 tea reller October at $13,20 £ 11,25+ sud 1,000 tea selier tho _year At §12.08, Tho market closed sfeady at $1.10 casih or seller September, and $13.20.2 132215 for Ostober. Miata—Were dull aud fully ‘e per b Jowor on the average, romo _descriptionn® beiig marked of 4o, 1t in proiiable, howeser, that there was little. real declino youtorduy, 1ho turket having been Hiltls better than fomiual Fineo lant Sunday, Sales wero lmited to 100,000 118 whiort Tibs, aeller Nepteruber, at 1150 500 ten esvcet-pickin hime ot 1@ e (110 1bw); and 300 Ibs nugar-cured and eauvared bacon hame at Tooxe, Tho market clused at 8¢ for shoulders, caah o roller Auguat, and 83,64 for da_seller Sopiember; 1130 for loug clears, cash or eelier August, and 115u117;c for do reller September ; 117,¢ for Aot Hibe, anl or weller August, anid'112;iA1%¢ for do sclie? Bep tember; 124c for short ‘clears, cnsh or Seller August, and ‘1240 for do seiler Soplember. Dozed eats fe bichir than the price for loose lota, Long aud mhort clear, bozed, quoted st 12yet and long cut bams 6t lu@ide, Summer-curel ellal meats 84 c for shoulders, loose: 113ge for Cume famds, boxeds 1l,c for loug cleats do; aud 120 for whurt riba do; wweot-pickled haras, 13 s aver- age, 111N, Bacon meata quioted ot Lixteiixo fue hans, 9%¢ foc shoulders, 13¢ for short Fib, and 18%e for ‘shart cleaes—al} packed, GREAvE—1Wan quict ab Fa10c, BLLF PRODUCTS—Wern quict and nominally nn- changed at $4.50 for mean; $1,50 for extra wmess; aud $24,10A24.50 for hame. TatLow—Quoted at 3 wer $ic for packers's BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR—Was dull and carler. Shippers beld off, and local buyers domanded concessione, whicls wers granted fn a fow eases, but Lolders generally ssked former prices, stocks being amait, Sales wers reported of £00 Urla wpriug extras st $6.00@0,5, and 150 bria r5o flour on privale terms, Total, 7:0 bile, Tho market closed with tho following as o asking rutigo of prices: Cholee winter ecatras, $1.75@7.15; common o good do, $3.50.40.75; choleo spring ox tran, $4,0036.40; fair do, shipping grades, §3.6025.90; Minnesoln, $5.2937.25; patent eprings, F6,7548.5 spring superfines, $1.00G4.60; 5o flour, $5.4045.50. Brax—Was plenty and ensfer, the offerings boing considerably 1 oxcess of the demand, Sales were ree ported of 100 tons at 10,004 14.30 ou track, and $10.50 freo on board, Cons-MEAL—We quote at $£1.6043.70 per brl for good, and $20.00 4 27,00 per ton for coarse, MDDLINGI—Sales were 20 tons at §34,50525,00 froo onboard, Suonus—Kales were 10 tons at $18,00 on track. WHEAT—Was activoand steadior, but agatu lower, tho bulk of the trading being done st @1y below tho clowing quotations of Thursdsy, Liverpool and New York wers both dull, and tho weather in tho Northwest was fine, oll of which facts tended to Leavi- ness, Therewas liltls domagd for shipment, and nearly wll the purchases wero mado to fill storts, “Ihat class took bold with moderato froedom, and thelr buying sustatned the market, They wero all the more reads to buy, as somo doubts oxisted in refarenco to the grading of the now crop. Ko far a very large pro- ortion of the receipts of new are inapected futo tho fower mrades, and cauntry rhiprers. WHto from severay points thiat tho general quality with them iu so inferior that they do not expect o bo credited with much N 2. The quality uf the daily receipts certalnly shows sifght improvement, und that will undoubtedly bo moro strougly markod after the grajn han had o littlo timo to cure ; but the general belief 1 that tho lower gradeawill propondorate on this_crop, giving but Little No. 3 fo trade on, The qusutily of the re- ce1pta ia another question, Yesterdry scller wero froo i1 auticlyation that tho receipts thia” Fal will bo nau- sually Large, with & comparatively light demand from centren of *diatribution to cousumers, ‘Chero w mora of that demand yesterduy, Tho dulincss ela where mado shippers. hold off, and they probably would hiase done o hiad 1he property been oifarod ot much lower prices, as thero wos 1o inducement (o ope amats. The wieculativy exciloment on the aticr silo of tho water Uias died out, and the feeling thera is ko the appetite of a man Who has just punished o full meal ‘They munt rest swhile before being hunkry ogain, Bellor Suptember opencd at $L15, sold at $1.1537, declined t §1.147;, on_fno weailier, and ad- anced irregularly o 8110, when tho skies_clouded over, and tho woatherwlsa imes dotectod symploms of satorm, and closed at $1,151 Heller Octobor waa very qulet at $LIAK@1.16Y, and scllor tho year at $1.10%, 114, the Tatter closing nominal at 81 sciler thio inonth or canh No, 9 wpring vold at $Li%G@ 1175, closlug at $1,17, Cash males wera repartad of 400 b No, 1 spring at §1,90; 400 hu do (ld) at £, 3,600 bu Noy 3 doat $LIGK@LITH; 10,400 bu No, § doat $1,09@1.105 and 600 'bu refected do at $1.000 1,01, Totsf, 109,800 bu, Misngsota WiEaT—Was very quiet at the fnsido quotation of yesterday, - Sales wero lmited to 300 bu N No, 3 was nolnal ot §.9, Tather more active, snd irregular, Tho markot siiffered & furthor deelie of ‘1o per i, then Vevamo firmer, and closed Y bigher thau un Thirs- day ovening., Liverpool anid’ New York wore dull, tho former boing reported 3<Gd per 45 1t fower, aud our revelpts weru ratlier large, but_exceoded by {ho ship- ments, Tho market was ulso depressed early by syui- patby with whoat, but the short interest took Lolt Eather freely twards goon, while thero was o fair do- niand for mufpment, 'The excitement of tho provious day in referenco to poor eandition had diod ou, thery Leiug no trulh fo tbe rumor. 16 18 not faprovably 1het with very bad weather for Leeplng, sowo of tho common fu store woulld o ont of condition. Bt tho weather thuw fae has bees Yery favorable, sud thers {s 1o particulsr reason for_expecting » ravlical cliango ko lato in the season, Thu weather lu tho couutry in much waemer than horo, and very favarable to 1be growing crop, for which' reason hollers in the couutry aro more wiiling o part with their coru, aud not a faw wero anzions yesterday 1o seit it i advauco of its arrival, which fact was another cloment of the carly woaknew, $eller tieptcmber opened at 034c, deelined o 65%e, sl sdvaiced to Go3ie, closiujs at ixce.Hellor Uctober sold at 63@ude, closing at 6715 cilor tho year rauged at 69G60c, Seller tha tont ar regulat No, 3, kold st 64%:1r6de, closng at €535 Giit-cdyod roceipta closed at Gic for No, 2, and 67%.a Gée for bigh wixed, Caab salce woro Teported of 0,200 bu Llgh mixed'at 673 @5¥ ; 131,000 bt No, 3 at 643Gy 11,600 bu veected 'at GI@BIo} carw ut 7203 1,20 bu by wamiplo at 01305 bu No, 2 at 67}y 3 07340, frea ou board, . GATB—Wero moderately sctiv Tower for cash, aud i for Sept opened dull and deooping undur large veceiptaand in wympathy with other gralu, then advanced under a Veuter demaud, sud cloved casier, it common with New York. Later September was dealt In (o 3 conuid- erable extent, chietly iu settiement, Haller tho nontl ‘was Juwer, owing to I receipts sud advices of lth- cral abippers from the country whivh coused tho few shorta ot to kold off, Seller the muuth wold ot 9%y @ 430, advanced 40 3¢, aud closed at 333c. Beptemier opencd at 33xc, recodid o e, sdvaneud 1o dane, and cloved eusy Wb 534, ruling sieady for some thne at U3Hia8s3e, Beiler October was quiet aud sbout 3,c above Septemuer, Holler the sear aold at 3iieidte, Caxh oxta wera active, capecially wample lota, at camier prices, No, 2 closed at 35},ud:tic ; rejécted af i, aud samply lota ranged from 2 440¢ for wized and poor 10 B 5 00 bu No, 2 at 34k(g 000 bu rejected ad ic's GU0 bu ho gradeat 3003 5,00) bu unmerchantable at 200 ; 21,660 b by satplo at 2@ 430 ou track, aud 9,600 bu'st 343 wddo debivered : 14000 Lu do st 40@430 fres on board. ‘Total, 72,000 by RYE—Was 1o inoderate demand, the tradiog being coutined to cast lote, for which pi ro alout ic lower, Options wers quiet and easter, &8 The for Hep- tembor,'snd #)o fur August. Cass No, 2 sold Tejected at £.5uTc, q BARLEY—Was slow, and 430 lower under com- yaratlvoly large offerings of vptlous, The 1aarket ojoned weak, and woon decliund 2y, then raliied, ow- 1k o the présunce of a fow pariles with buylug orders, The teceipte wero light, and the trading ‘i cash was coufined o vample lotd, the detnsnd for which was light, und prices were lower, Selitr Heptember opeus ed gt $1.03Y, declined 1041015, and clused a8 the vpening Dgure. Kcller October sold at §1,00:d1.07%, wiid clused wt $1,0:6@10L Hesected sald ab 3¢, aud wamples that would fuspect No, 4 st §1.00. Good #ain- lew brought §1; L Falee, €0J bu rejacted al 63 110 by by watple ut Gahe@flad on trak, Tolal, «.‘R L, i st LaTEST, In the afternoon mess pork was In fuir demand sn: stromger, cloulig at $080° F0r epteiatar of ootobne aud $18.02%; forthe year, with sales of 3,000 bris st §20.15 tell Beploualor, Sud §20,10.42080 sellor Octon o, Lard was quiet and firnier, closlog at $13.12%@13.15 cashy, und $14,35 seller October. Halo 750 o ab §13.25 sslier October, sud §121.00 scller tha year, Wieat wad moderstaly actite, cloing Beller Bupteinber sold at 1,13 4,19 1.16';, clog iuside, Beller the year closcd € 1,164’ Li Cora Was qulet sud saster, closiug at 0340 tawbar, sad 6T @8T)§0 for Ocluber, 2c lower, g ab NATURDAY, AUGUST 21, Oata were quirt and_weak, closing e Tower, at 8314¢ for Soptember, and 487 @ ey for Anjnst, Itye was fu fair requeat and strouger, selliug at 813 @nc for Auguat, Tiarley was 140 lowrr,eclling at $1.02¢:¥1,01 for Sop- temaber, aud eloaing taie at the fnside. ' Soiler Uctover ol at $1.01%, 1.0/, and cloed at $1,01, GENERAL MARKETS, ALCOHOT—Was sloady st $2,04.42:10, BROOM-CORN—Wan {n fale demand and firm atthe bjoined quatations : Gool to chince hurl, 12%@13%c} runh that will work {taclf into a cholce hurl Lroom, dc; falr o good do, WX@1le; tuferior brush, rooked, Gxese, . —Tho butter market was moderately actlvo and frm, The eany fecling apparent at the beginnlug of the week lisa given way to one of firmness under 1o light receipta of the past few daye, sud really fine butter 1o beld a triflo Ligher than thet, Tho follow. g quotations are furnirbed: Choler to extes selo Jow, G38e; medium to good grades, 18320c; In- ferior to comamon, 114 15, BAGGING—Uraiu bags are hiasing o lage sale, and were it not that {ho supply now on hand ja unneually fulla shiarp advance would 1o doubit ba eatablished, as pricen Liero are lower (han at the Eust, Othier goails in tholist are about steady : Stars, 30)5c 3 Lowislon, 2u%e; Montaup, 2% American A, 2i5c: Awor- keag, 28¢ 3 Otter Creek, 28c; burlap bags, 4 bn, 114,@ 1553 do b bu, 13.316e : gunnies, single, ta e § do double, ¢ 3 woul-sacks, bi ‘Thero was litile nr uo chiange in tho posl- ton of the cheess market, Joblersary deig ne much Lusiness as J past seasons ato like perlosd, and whilo the provalent fecling fo ot speclolly buoyant thery scews 1o be hittle Inclination to crowd salea at the wacri- fice of prices, which are already taterhally lower than atthis time last year. Wo continue to quote prime factory at 31@13¢, and fowor grasdes at Ti210c, COAL—Temafus Grmer ns following : Lehtich, $10.004 Tackawanua, range and nut, $.60 3 do, eyy, £L107 cannel, $3,00wn10; Hocking Valle ‘todiana biock, %50} Laltiuiors & Uito, $ tols, $1.00 @300, 1X1GS~Cholce packages were quoted at 13, 142, FISH—The stock of mackerel ut the Laxi a« well an hero i remarkably light for (e nearon, anil, high u prices now are, there 18 a ftrong probabllity of u fur- ther fmportant sdvance, - Cod sivo In lovking up, For otiier fish, the market at tho momumt 3 aby steady, We quotn: No, 1 white fish, &-brl, & No. 2" do, $4 No, 1 trout,” 83,7 No. 1 whiore mackerel, new, 3-brl,’ 3, No. 1 bay, $1.2%7.50: 'No. 2 miacke 1.26; family mackerel, ig-brl, § 5G41.70; No, 1 Uiy kite, 81, $1.00 bank codfieh, $5. 251 orge's coi- fiah $3.560 5,73 mummor-cured cod, $523@5,50; Labra- dor Licesiug, plit, brls, $3,0068,27; do &-brl, $LU0@ 4,253 Labrador herring, round, brl, $7,00087,235 do wculed 'berring, e box, dUigdde; Co Tumida River walton, dg-brl, $4,008.75 FUUITS AND NUTS—Leaches am havo moved \p another g improvin 1ho gen enug tendency, We now Higs drumi 1h@ikc; Turklsh pruue 12aldo’s Tasinw, lavers, §23 catel, $3.70d0,83; Va L lics Zauts cur. ranls, TRT%c; citron, 2@c; lemon perl, 1M 200, DOMESTIG — Alden applos, ' 1m20e; MIdhigan apples, 82v3se; Indlana and Dlinois, 7 peachen, taivea, 1@10%cs do, mized, 8" pared, ua2:c; blackberrice, W15@1 et raspberries, ey pitted cherrien, 95w23c, NUss—Filberl almonds, Terragona, 1. 22 Grenobio walnut un, Fexan, 12l + No. 1shore Targo family 1 Llackbercies alially #howa a hard- FuREioN—Datez, flgs, layern, Freuch praues, luosa Mus. itia Naples walutte, 18 ®1dc; Brazils 7460 Bey Wilmiugton peannts, #ig Tenucsseo peanuts, Gi@sc: African poanuts, SEN FRUITS—Wore tn liberal suppls ond falr request at about Thurkday’s priccs. Applea were very ylentiful snd eany, vepeaally;cominon fruit, Yaschin were acarconnd sicadier, Ocuten, 81,50 08,50 pee box § lemona, $1.50:@11,50; Lawton bincklarried, § e 4,10 per caso s witd do, §1.50:42,0 3 poachics, LULe§R0 por box or bosket; Dglaware do, $1.60 o wiorl, $1.003,755 apples, 20@4rc per box; do, per bel;_choien do, $5.50 400 ; coubapples, Zagsic pears, 60c@#l2> per basket ; Hartlett do, #1001, e taskets Damuon plims, $2.25 por 4 bis blue Bireton, 89.30G0e16 por b: giraper, Gbiatios per baskvt: Coneords, $4,00@4.50 pec cane ; Californis poies, $3.0) (@600 pet Loz ; muskmelons, T5ew$1,25 per crafu watermelons, choice, $10.00730,00 per 100, UROCERIES—Coflecs woro agatn quotcd strong, and slrupe, molasses, tess, and most other lies wors selling at fully Wformer quotations, Bugars, howayer, wero canler, Salca thun far do not como up to tho ex: ectations of th trade, and 1ho desiro to reducastocks a8 led toa further redurtion i prices of an 'ye, both in retined and_raw grades, The geueral market wan roasunably setive at tho snnexed quatations : Rice—Rangoon, C@ixye; Curolins, T4@BXc; Loutsiana, 7 8¢, Corrers—ty G, Jova, 1 @3iie: Java, No, 2,30 @U1e; cholvetofancy ko, 2342103 good (o prime do, “dkadixe; common fo fair, 3 4@ roaating, Haasixger “Hinganore Java, 352053 Costa ltlea, 43 wiigc: Maracaibo, diwdic, Buaans—lateot cut loaf, 11yc: cruvhied and por- dered, 112,c; granulated, 11 i,e; A, standard, 19105 ¢; do No, 2, 10%c: B, 10,@Iyc; oxtra 0, 10al C'No. 2, 9 yellow, O No, 1, 414 hotca brows, Umi(c; fair to prinio do, By ommon da, 73;@8' c;_cholce molasscs sugar, commion 1o good do, TimRygc, stuups—Diamond drips, $1.03@1,10 ¢ slvor drips, extrs fue, Gatiocs good Rugsr-liouso Alrup, bca:3c extra do, 603Cic : New Orleans molasses, choice, tiow, % 4o~ prime, 6%a@i0c; do_common to good, #00c: Porto Rico molasnes, hS@6lc; common mo- Lannos, 414@ 440 § binckatrap, HGU5c, Srices—Allspice, 154@18);0 ; claves, 43R4 ala, S iopper, 20@20150 ; nutieg Calcutta gloger, 15361050, Soars—True Bluc, Go: German Mottled, 6}@Tc; Whilo Lily, 05 @0’ * White tose, G 6le; B Imperial, de: Golden ‘Weat, 4 % @5e. HAY~Tho market continues qulet in eonsoquenco of tho light receipts, A fow lota of now wera received, Uit they were gencrally fonnd to Lo beuted, and sells ers Liad 8 good doal of troubla in finding purcliasers, New No, 1 prairie wold at $11,00, and do upland at $1400, Primo old tmothy eold at ‘30,5, aud new nt 318,00, Although the recelpta by rail aro light, tho cliy frado Ja mmply supplied by tho nelghbring armers 8—Wero 1 fair requost and stendy. Damaged Gie.: W queto: Green city bitehers', 6)g(enic; areen curadlight and Leavr, Sgsios uroci calf, 103 @i dide 3 dry Hint bides, kip ‘sud calf, Joe; dry salté hides, 12:4@F40; deacon skins, 45, ' ides with ouo grub'and’ ove asted a8 damaged, Damaged stock Lringa two-thirds price, aud branded 1 per cent off. Hleop pelti—sliearlings, dgdic; Lambs, 60 @ive, HIGITWINES—Were quiot snd ateady nt the quata- tiou of threo o four days provionr, ~The reported #alen wero limitod 10 60 bris at $L10)§ per gallon, OILY—Carbon, tard, linsecd wud turpeuting wero quoted firas, Othier descriptions wero comparatively wouy. ‘Tho siockof turpentino ia tamporarily ahiort, but no wdvanco f4 falked of, Trade remaing qui- el, Carton (standard white), 115 deg, test, 11ga; do Iillnois legal fest, 150 deg., Iie; do heads Hght, 195 deg, 16@105c; extra lard' ofl, 3103 @L10; No, I,"9%@vic No. 2, 8xa«o; llnsead, 05 o balled, He: ‘whale, 76@Tvc: aperm, §2.2) foot ofl, stelctly pure, $1.1331.20; do, ox. . § bauk oi), 8303 wtraita, doc plambago'oll, Gu@T8e; turpeutine, ShaBlo; naphtha, G gravity, 13@lase; naphthn, common, 12a@l2ne ; Weut, Virgina ofls, natural, 29 deg,, 5 3 natusal, 90 degt,, 300 ; reduced, 9 der., 220G 250, TOVLTRY—Tho offerngs wero again large, and in tio abuunce of any urgeut demand prices favorcd bugers, Freals coops of chiolcs chickens nrv quoted ut outaids Dgures, Prairio cuickens are arriving do bad arder,—at least 0 fargo proportion of tho recelpts, and ealers havo 10 throw them away, W quote Ol chickens, $3.76:m 4,005 springs, $2.0065,005 tur- key#, Wellc periby ducks, §4.00; prairio chitkeus, 1760 per doz, HEEDS—Tho recelntu of timothy were larger, but thio general quality of the need was poor, and tho best namples wore badly etained, 50 that old sced {4 usually prefessod aud comuwands & premium of futly 8o over Dow, Lasteru ordors aro coming in slowly, probably use vo much old seed was left over, New sold at 45@2.0%, primo at §2.605L65, primo old at 2,508 2,40, the outaide fn_botl cauen being for mmall loty, Clovar was tirm at $4,10, and lax nominal at $1,00, HALT—The markct was active aud firw at the prices anuexed: Mxzmaw, Onondags, aud Canadi tiue, $1,80; ordinary cosiwe, $1.70; dairy, without o $2757 dadry With bug, 83,005 Askiton dalry, per wnck, $1,00, TEAS—Tho tea trade continues s:tlsfactorily active, and the warket retais itu fiem tone, At iho Eaet thors Liaw been an advanco of F'wilc, and that fact givea tho market &0 upward inclination. No chiange has been mado na yet, howsver, and wo continua to uote Guxpowprn Alorune—Clioles to fancy, $1.00@1.10% wood to prime, 10@ste: common to good, §d.480c Piogauey, chofee,506i800: falr to good, bO@GUe: common, 3@ vEniaL MOTUNE—Cholce 1 fancy, BORIUC; prime, W@70c; common, good ihhgdle s Plugsuey chotce, 7U@78c: falr' fa good, batiic: comnon,bc, JaPax—Olioica tn fancy, upo, #3adlict do fully ‘faif (o prime, 037505 to coue mon 0 good, :@d0; cholce to fancy' old, 0@ e good to i, do. Boise : comma, U510 Nu—Clolcs Lo faney, 80cg$1.00; good to prime; W 3 columon, U@ i0e, WOOD—1s steady wnd firm at §6,50 fur beech, and at $2.50 for aple, delivered VEGETAULES—Wers easy under lberal offerin and a light demand, Chiolce’ potatoed, 3115 per b comitnon do, T5c@1U0 1 wweat polatous, $1.25G1.80 e U1 omatoos, 08180 yer Loz anlons, $2.6084,75 yer'brl, WOOL~Continues fn modersta demand at un- changed prices : Tub-washd, strictly prime, 52:353¢ § 4o poor to yood, 40@4%0; wasled feece, fne, 393 duei do medium, $ladic: do coarse, @iV uu- mashod, fue Leavy fo Mght, 23@3M0; o medium, si@die; do cosrae, 0@c, LIVE §TOCK, cuteaoo. Receiptsm Tioge, Bharw, Mouday (a1 Tuenlsy. &t Widnesd: 2,404 73 o BT 408 8911 42,183 4054 Wock Lefare laat W8 oy Shipnierta— roracelon % 1,00 OATTLE—8a far as firss sud second clasy cattle were concerned, 1he situstion of the market was favur- ablo for sallors, ‘The scanty supply of theabove de- scriptions ooabled Loldere (0 maintain & frm position, 04 we note sales at quite 88 good prices as were ob- tainable ou eittier of the preceding daysof the week, Themost prominens weze 60 aversging 1,602 1ba st $1,00, and 18 avessglog 1,447 Lbe &) $4.78, boib by 1875.~TWELVE "PAGLS, & Addems ;44 averaging 1,425 1ba at 050, 1 Alesauder, Cansoll & Co.; and (0 sveraging 1,350 lbs st $4.02%, by Gregery, Cooley & Co, ‘The market for common snd medium eattlo way overstocked, and without belng quotably lower wan weak and unaettied, The local irsde bonglit liberally on thoday before, and conseaviently thelr wan(a yes- torday wero compatativoly fow, 5o that only » emall percentago of the #hutcliera® stock ™ on eale was dis- pored of, Tho demand for atackern alro was less, and tho few of that elwen a0kt changel hands at something “Texann sold chiefly at §.755@178 for cominm to primo droves, Calves woro in demand, at $3.00@3.50, CATILE SALAS, Number and deserivhon, ileatranteern 60 extrasteorn. .. 0 extra rteern €0 eatrasterrn 15 extrantents 13 clioieaeteera 17 choleo alcers, 41 ehaico stecrs, 19 choice steers, . nedlum eteers. 3 miedium aleers. £5 good steern, 53 guod Ateers, 11 ood steern 43 medun eteors, 4T wuediom etrera, 16 medinm steers,.., 17 chinice 49 nitelie Iy medinm sleera G2 common wiaers, 1§ common steera. 15 stuckera, 21 Toxas catile, 21 Texns cattie, 21 Tean cgitlal 1. 10000 31 Texas cattlo, 14 Tozan cattle. 2) Tozas caltle, 23 ‘Texan cattlo, 47 Tezaecaltlo,, [ 17 Texas cattle, 19 Texan eattlo, 21 Texas cattlo, 23 Texax caltlo, HOGB—In co i eceirtaand tho ficiu viows of holdera thera was not much activity fu the hiog trade, though, in & qulet way, about all mer- clinntablo droves were picked up, I'rices wers not nu- ticeably different from our quofations of Thursday, eommian to prinie light weighis weiling ot $7.8504,00, and poor to chaice Leavy at $7@1.90. There worea few car-loads of oxtra”Philadelinis hogs, fue whicl $9.26:59.:45 was obtaluod, The market clcsed frm, $7 00 3 2.0 41 ol 3 €0.1..193 B1....230 25,0084 21 £0 PO A . T 380153 G40 —Tha abicep trade was duil ai the redured pricce catatilighied carly L the week, salos muking on & basln of $275:22.75 for {uferior 10 modfum, and at $4.00@ 4,60 for good to cholce. ALDANT, Special Diipateh fo The Chieazo Tridune. ArLmasy, N, Y., Aug 20,—BEEves—With a supply nuubering 439 cirs, 148 vliort of thin day last weok, thu Lualiees haa oen alow and uniprofitabir, E: country,and local dealera Bavu voen Lo only buy mowent, for New York and Drighton have beew baruly represented. *Upon chaico beeves the markot i off o strong %ic, and upon all othier grades Y, The beat '3 R0l at 7e, and from that down {0 43¢0 Texan okees, g @, but the latter for very prime. — ¢ off i fnferior und common, but ateaily Lambn aro dull at e off; demind for both on good, conlined ta supply the East and Jucal trade. Sleep, 4@33c; lamby, 5 Te, EW YOI NEw Yon, Aug, $,—Dkxvhs—Rocelpls, 1,160 ; mak- Ing 4,540 tor tho_ four_days, sgainst 5,020 at the kame time lunt week, The demiaud was very light, Sales were alow at easlor prices for all gradee vxcept primo and extra, which were scarco and o shndo rmer. Commion to oxtra native steors, Y@ldc; common 10 falr Texas and Churokeo cattlo, 1wt HHExp AND Lasne—Recelpts, 2,50'; making 10,60) for the four daga, nyainat 16,200 at tho mamn timo Tant ok, Tho markot wun dull'and weak af 4iuiic for nd 0@7 %0 for Lunbs, @sie, ‘Swixg—Recelpts, 3,020, moking 9,00 for tha four days, agatust 9,510 at tho vame tinio Lust weeks BUPFALY, Borrato, N. Y., Aug. 20,—0ArTLE—Recelpls, 697: total fur the sweoli, 9,420; o market to-dsy, Fiewh arrivals through conaigninents, SUEEP AND Lasus—Lecelpts, 400; total for tho week, 12,200 no tranwactions ; awness holding for an advatice? huyers Lolding off, Hoas—Tleculgta, 19003 totul for tho, week, 11,800; market dull; bt fuw oifering; Yorkors, $7.5045,00 heavy logs, §8.15:38,4, fow lambs going at 7 LUMBER, The wholenals market was ngain very dall and weak, undor excessive offorings, Couutry busers wore ab- togt, and tho local trade wers holding back elther for lowor prices or becausa they already have more lum- br on tholr docks than thoy can tako caro of. Several cargoes wero wold and movod away, but their places wera noon supplied by fresh arrivals, 80 that at tho closs the fleot did not appear to be much reduced. Tut tio last vesscls ro probably here, aud tho wind tureatens to change to n less favorabls direction for | the bonts to mako thelr trips. Heders wore not in a mood to report wales (they soldom arch hut prices ou inch wore 25witc off, and efurh was vory weak ot $3,50, which price was_obtalnod car- 1y, but’ would prabably have boon shaded 25 fater. Lath wera quict at §1,50, and abiugles (A ") aold ), Prices for shinglea rango_ from $4.1032.60. Boards and strips rango from 83.00.7 13,00, Hales: Schr J, Duvall, from Rewaune shinglos at 210, By I, 'K, Blekford & Co. AL tho yarda a fafrly active and satlfactory trade fs Delug dona at the curront pri Firat clear, Hecond cleat ‘Wird clear, Third elear, thick Cloar tooring, 1at ) Clear slding, st and sccond.,, ¥irst comtaou siding. Fiooring, first commoy Flooring, sccond common, dreaso Boz boards, A and 1, A stock boards, I0and = 19,00420.00 15, 1oL 21.00@ © 2N0aST0 . a5 2 + 15.00@16.00 10,004 11,00 10.00@11.00 + 11,00@15,00 1,75 2.00 L 250 .00 TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. FOREIGN MARKETS, Sparfal Dispateh to The Chicave Tyibune, LAVERIO0L, Aug, 20—11 8,0, —~FLOUB—No0,1, 378 6d § No.2, s . GrAlN—Wheat—Winter, 118: apring, No, 1,106 94; No, 9, 16s; white, No, 1, 1lw 6d; No. 2, 11 2d; club, No. 1, 12; No, 2, 113 64, Corn—No, 1, 33 94} No,2, Bda€d, PnovisioNw—Pork, 80s. Tard, CO@62s, Livenroor, Aug, 20~ p. m.—FLovi—No. 1, 218 ; No. 2, 5 3 ORAIN—Wheat~Winter, 1a5d; No,2, 1le 2, e 3, Lauo—s0s 60@ola, WeaTHEn--Fae, L il Liveiroor, Aug, 20—Lstest,—FLous—Estra Gtats and Western, 23 G GnaiN—Wheat—Rec:ipts for thres daya 50,000 qre, inclating 43,000 qra American s No.3to 1 spring, 108 Bd4r108 9, Coru—Atixed, 33 84, Tmovistoxs—Pork, Western, &0s; Eastern, B7a Gd, Doef, 718 Gl Yard, 0s, Bacon—Cumberland out, bta, 1, 0,2, 100 104; white N Coru—No, 1, 8% td; CrrzsE—TFine, 638 64, TaLLOW—4is. PerRoLxva—Refined, 9d { apirils, 8d. Lonpox, Aug, WAl slins of & panlo fn conse- qnence of the Eastern truublo have dissppeared, sud thio stock market bas completely yocoversd from the deproesion of the last two davs, Consové—3oney and aacount, ¢4 13-19, UNITED BTaTXS BoNba—tbs, 100X ; '67s, 108); 10405, 104X ¢ new B, 103, s AMERIOAN RaiLEOAD Sucumrmize—New Yotk Cete tral, 04 Erle, 14§ proferred, 293, TALLOW—{0s 043408 9, PernoLreu—itedusd, Ou 6d@9s 94, BETe TURPENTING—218 SR T% O, Tauts, Aug, 20, ~RENTE 04! 2140, Aurwene, Aug, 20,~PrTROLEUM—! 60, PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET. THILADELYUTA, Aug, 20,—A Little tore inquiry for Bup Heoces ; modium flseces and comblug wool con- tiue i demad ; the tone of tho markat Is unchsuged Oifo, Penusylvanta, sud West Virgiua XX and abavo, 5@800; X, 4i@480 1 modium, {¥@dlo; cosrse, i 43¢t New York, Michigan, Indlans, sud Western fine, 4334%0 1 medium, $3@5007 coarse, 43@4sa ; combing, washied, 888620 § combiop, unwashied, 4240 § fine un- washied, 300 coarse and medium Wnwastied, 39@d7c ; tubvwashed, 49853} eatra and murino pulled, 408 430 ; No, 1and super pulled, 33@¢0c, PITTSBURG OIL MARKET, ' © PITTSRCRG, Aug, 0.~FrruoLsty—Quist buol steady {crade, §i. rkor's ; zofinea, 1l¢, Phils- dusphia delivery, NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET. Nxw Your, Aug. 20.—~Cowmineln houses transacted & falr bustuesa, and the Jobling treds wau moTeactive, Cotton goods were in sleady ‘request,’ and’ four-yard: brown shecidugs Lad & sfiffening tsndency, Prints koved falzly, and Freamman's fancies wers reduced to Te. Waol, flanuels, s Kentucky Jjeans wera active, but eassimercs, Uoavers, and overcoatings mnoved stowly, THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS, Spectal Dispateh to The CAleasn yibune. New Yorx, Aug, 20.—GRArN—Wheat market quit on the apot, and very firm for forward delivery. Moro Innuiry, chlefly apeculative, at 1@2a advanco; males 23,000 bu at $1,2741,33 for No, 3 Chicago hosted to Pprimo; $L.I6@1.37 for No, 3 Milwaukee, and $1.42@ 144 for No. 1 apring; aleo 40,001 bu No, 3 Chlcago for August at §1,19, aud 40,000 bu do, mamo delivery, at $1.95, Tyo quict, Tarley dull. Corn quict and fitm maled 11,000 b at 782910 for stenm Western mixed, and Bgsdo for sail da, ~ Oats frm snd fairly active ; #alen 41.0:0 bt at 62 a4 for mized Western, and 6@ 702 for whits Westorn, ProvisioXs—Mlddies dnl) at 1216 for city lont clear, Lard beavy ; nales, 100 fca at 3330 for prime steam, 3 sales, 303 ria at Witfaky—Markot more activ $1.24 per gail Onacemira—tngir market steady, with falr de= andi fair to good refinlig $4 quoted at vute, $3c ; whita avaun, V/{@10e, Coffeo—: et frm, with fair detand for full lotas we qunte [o ot M azizie 1o gold, sud Maracaibo at 21 cs2ike dn goll., TALLOw-—Firm, with salen of B0 e nt 01, @9t;c, Fueronms—Easoratd quiet § to Liverpool, by nt £0,500 by geain to Bl Al ¥d3 10,000 I at ¥4t boxes chieras nt 336 6 § to Glusguw, by stuai, 32,00 bu at Txw 8l 110 the Avineiated Prese.) Nrw Yonw, Aug, our—( et and lower; recelpta, 13000 bring muperfn Htate and Wests connon o good extra, Gordd 0 elialee, $30U@ML005 while wheat ealri, i@1,50 3 exten Oblo, 3 Kt, Louts, §5.008 fiye Hour unchanged, Conx Meat—Quiet; Wentern, $: a0, OIAIN—Wheal fairly active; demand chiefly speen- recelptn, R2,000 bu: Na, 2 Chicago, $1.33:3 No. 2 Milwaukoe, $1.3°@1.331 No, 1, $lA0.e142, Ryo quiet end unchanged, Barley il hut un- chianged, Malt quiet, Corh f 51,000 bu: anized Western, atean M@ 15, Oath firm; fafrly active torn mized, 62 Gie; whits Weatern, G310 TAT—Firmn ; shipplug, K GnocrniEs—Coffee—Itlo sclive ; very firm : cargnes, 1730 205c in gold 3 Jobbing, 1RG21 i 1n gold, buaar quiet, but sleaily ; Tair to guod - refimng, 3la4kc pritue, 81,c; refined, 10%@1le, Molasecs quict and unchangnid,’ Rtiee qufet, but keady, PrenoLscM—Quict but ateady; crude, 5 fned, 114G, HTRAINED RS ~Stoady s $1.8% Hpintrs TURPEN [INE—iLigor 32 Lans—Reavy: Wentern, fe.2ic, Provisoxs—Pork lower'; ‘tiew mnam, €21,10721.20, Tieef qp Cut mesta dull: middles'dail ; city long clear, 12%e. Lard heavy ; prime steam, $i3, BuTtER—{Mnchanged, CnpEsp—Iloar i03c. Witsrx—Steady, with £41r lomand ; $1.233¢., TOLEDO, ToLEno, 0., Aug, ey Guars—Yhent—Falr demand and Inwer Tater, close ing steady § No, 2 whito Wabash, $1,623 No, 1 white Michigan, $1443 new, $1.30; amber Michigan, $1.43 @138 September, $143% + 'Octabor, $1.43% ;3 No, 2 prember, $1.43; October, $1.44° No. 3 do, uew, $1.26 ; No, 2" amber Tilinois, ucw, $1,89, Corn dull and a aliado Jower, closing steady 3 igh mized, 75c3 August, 78c; Heptembor, 74%e} Octoher, Tacs low mized, 74ici nograde; 7005 damaged, Gle, "Oata dull and’deelined, closing quict : No, 2, new, 4} August, 46¢; October, 42¢; Michigan nud August, 4517c, Fniranta—Dull, and tending down § Oswego, %@ Be for corn and wheat, RecEtrtAi—Flour, 100 brls ; wheat, 21,000 bus corn, 2000 bu g oatw, 6,000 bu, BripwENTA—Flour, 7,000 Lriwj wheat, 6,000 buj corn, iytie; Oate, 2000 bu. PIlILADELD PHILADELPIA, Pa,, Aug. <0, el e for Tetined § 88 3 BeEps—Thmothy, $1.30@J,25; ltax, $1.70; clover; 18¢ for primo Westorn, Froun—Quict bmt firm; extras, 83,252 5,75; apring wheat, family, $,2%@7,50 ; winter do, §6,25i07,26; bigh wraden, $1,606 1,50, UnaiN—Wheat firm ; faje demand 3 old red, $1.44@ 1.4 new do, §1,15@1063 old amber, $1.48 3 Rye—02%;c for new, Corn—Small offeriogs ; yellow, “0,—~FLOUR—Sleady and un- A sulxed, BU@Slc: hoated, T0:80c, Oats unme changed ; white, 70@720§ mized, Ghe; new, 47@50e, Witk v—$1.24, and Bradford Durrrn—dteady e York Sta County_extras, 10 fruta, %aslc ; Western ex- trnw, 203280 ; fizuts, 2422e; Tolls, extrus, U@ic; tirats, 3c, Cuiner—Quiet ; Weatern fine, 10@10t7e, Euus—Firm; Weatern, fresh, 20t21c, B KT. LOUIK, BT, Tactr, Aug, 20.—Froun—No market, Grux—Wheat higier for early, lower for fitures: Ko, 2 red winter, §1.51¢ ; canb, 81, ugukt No. il do, #1349, "Corn'dull ahd lower's No. 3, 603 © cur- fota at cally 64 043¢c Lid canh ; nalew st 6675c August : e Beplember Gige Oclobor, Onta duil am Tower : No. 2, 42 cashand August; 7o September. Rya firmer 3 700 bid, Provistons—Pork—Market casior: mmall _lotn, $3075 dolivered, Bulk meits dull and nominally lower : ahoulders, 3¢c ; sldes, 1X($12)0, Lard duil and nomiaal, Whpky—Steady and firm at $1.21, : RecreTi—Flour, 4,000 brlas wheat, 8,000 bu corm, 11000 bu 7 oita, 41,000 bitg e, home; barley, 3,00 b, BALTIMORE, Bavtivone, Aug., 0—Frovs—Dull and unchanged, Gurai—Whent steady ; No, 3 nmber Weatern, 91,45 ; mixed do, $1.4), Coru weak ; Western mixed, K1xc, Oits stoady: Westorn mixod ofd, 62@030: white ‘Western, CiG0ic. Tiaxy—Stoady and firm, Provistoxs~Quiet bt steady. Tark, $22.60 for olty, Lony elear, 93{rdigo bulk § elear rib 134 @123 loose, Bacou ; shoniders, 10)e ; clear rib, 14c; oy, 15@ 13xc. 'Lard firm’} refined, 13 HoTTEn—Quict but sfeady; New York Stato aod Bradford Connty oxtran, 25c ; Gratu, 2xgic, TETROLEUN-~Nom{ually unchanged, Cogrrg—Quint and unchanged. Warssy—Quiet at $1.24, MILWAULER, Mirwauxer, Ang. 20.~0nary—Whoat quict and stosdy 1 Milwaukoe, $1.15; No. %, $1.10; Au- gust, $1.19) 3 Septomber, $1.16%. Frouu—Steady and firm § $5,00, QnurN—Corn dull and lower | No, 2, 6775, Onts No,3, 37 3¢¢, iyo dulland lawor} No, 1; 8le, Barley dull and lower ; $LO1% SeptemLer, Ynovistoss—Easler; mess' pork, $2076; prime ateam lard, 1313 ItecEIrTs—Fiour, 9,000 brls; wheat, 33,000 buj i:orll.hh,m bu; oats, 1,000 bu ; rye, 4,000 bu; barley, , 000 L, ' Bitypsenre—Flonr, 4,000 bria; wheat, 27,000 bus coru, 150 bu ; ryo, 4,50 bu ; bariey, 2,004 by CINCINNATI. Cixcixxary, O, Aug. 20.~Froup—Steady; light demiaud, £ ; Guatx—~Whast nominally unchianged, Corn firm anid advanced ; H@Te, Uxta steady aud fem for old ; GU@T0e; naw, 8@S0c. , ltye sioady; moderato do mand ;' 83 e, I'novisioNs—| 25, Lard dull and nom- and lower; 85 w8%0 115215, Bacon dull; & siado lower; 93c; ldiscs FEDCY Winsxy—Steady ; light domand ; $1,10, Eaus—Duli, & NEW ORLEANS. New OnLeass, La, Aug, 20,—8veAn—Flrmj Job- Ling, Rood cominon, e, Mol onimon tochols, waroe. FLova—Dul: jobbing XX, 85008515 § KX, 1,1 clotco and famlg, SLIERI0 o 1 1ar—Quict ; prime, $20.00327.00, ConN—Dull ; F6@Y3c, Frovtatons—Pork dull and lawer; $12,02%. Dry £alt o aull; shoulders, 9%c, Bacon dall at 1048 14i¢c, THam, choice sugar-cured, Armer; bold at 15.4 1550; ordinary, I4x@UXs. Lard quist; terce, 150] keg, 1556, BOITON. Dastow, Aug. 20.~Froun—Market dulls supertin, §5. 8. Wisconsin and Minuesota estrs Catuily H shite wheat Ohio, Indiana, and Michigin, $7.00@.00} Hmols, $T.25@2.00; Bt Louls, $7.2339.00; fancy Miaesots, $7.25@.00, o e UsAIN—Corn—Caornlquiet 3 mized and yellow 87@ 90, Oats: markeb dull and umsettled ; wized aud white, 60@75¢. CLEVELAND. CLEYELAND, O,, Aug, 2,—Guaix—Wheat stoady and nnchanged. Qurn lower i T8@T90 for low and high mized, Oats woak snd lower; 4o utfered; dlo Lid for No, 2; No, 1 State, Sic, 8 ,:‘sfi“m-whm' 1,400 bu; corn, 700 bu; ocats, m TeTRoLEUM—Elandard white, car lote, 00} Oblo tost, 050 3 4 & wiall way 11§(&2)g0 Lighor, 8T, LoD, B, Lous, Aug. 20,~Hoos—A Bfth lower on heat rades; shippers, ‘$1.0G745; bacon, $1.006770; utchors', $1,75a4,00, Carrie—leltor fealing ; not quatably higher 3 good 1o choico matives, §5.75a0.474¢ wedium 1o_fatr, $5.135@5.33 ; good 10’ cliofce Texan -stoers, $3.60.4 L33 maedium 0 far, §.0048.40; comnus, $.0 DUFFALO,, . Dyrrato, Aug. 20.—Guars—Whaat dull and un netlfod ; biiyersand sellors spart; salse 3,900 bu, at 148 for Nu. 1 Milwaukve ; $1.85 for white Minncaota, Cors dull aud Leavy: saled 10,000 bu Ko, Jat T2, Oats—Halltng retail lota only, Myo—None here, Lare loy—None bere. Camar FausgnTi—Wheat, 8c; corn, Tye. CINCINNATL. Cinciwnazl, O., Aug. #h—licosd-Dull xud e atockers, $0.90.37. common o g lght, 8001 sod buicers $4.0543,20 ; secelpts, 600} men A A Large Engle. The Columbls (Ky.) Npectator tefla tha follow. fng story of tuo nxrlmn of ouo specimou of the proud bird of Columbia: * A baid eagla on the war-path is toating around bore about now, On lsst Monday evening it_made au attsck on & listle sou of Mr. Natban Butler, a geotleman living 3 miles from town, and was with difticult; Jprevonted from inflictiug werioua injuries, al- tbough the youth is gome 12 or 13 yoars of sge aud Las alimout balf the stroogth of '» wan, The ‘epluribus unum' bird evidontly moant busi- 1t made the xecond ang third attsck be- fore it was scared awsy. 1t wah tho largost evor #eon in thess parts, moasuring, probably, 7 fuey from tip to 'tip of wing, Hoveral shols wero fired & 1t, bat all wont wide of the mark, aud ‘the ‘ongie-bird® etill' lives, porbaps, to succeod belter the nexs tima in fta attazipts $0 rob sowe family of {1s Household fdol,* RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEP]&ETURB 0F R4 TXOTANATION 0P REFRRESCEMATER, <t Satar. enite, % unday eaceplod. 1 3onday oxeoptad, tive Sunda: o § Dafiv, CHICAGO & NORTH! Ticket vitiese, v3 Clarwet. . ocpart & Dubugua xuress, Milwauken Mal b Milwavkea 1 8 Milmauken Pas Milwaukes I'av tireen itay Kape an it " n—Dogot earner xand Kl B-Depotcorner of Canal and Kinei MISHISAN CENTRAL RAILROAT, * Depot, fonl f_Lakeset.: ot Tweentysersag ok 2 Ly theast corner ns” A "Sunaay Ex. 1% ¥alurday and Bunday iz, CHICAGD, ALTON & ST. LOUIS, anit Chicaan, hinse City amit Denver Short i, P oy mear Vaditon-st, bridge, i, $21 Han talpRat,, and carmes ok Kanwas City and Denrer Fart s, Bt. Louls apd Surtuilelt fix SU Lours, Springiiold & Tox corla, knfl“lll « Burlinglor s, Koo Chl % P G:40n, e 9:0a, m. &:15p, m, via mafn Uno...... cial No Y. Kxpros i, vix air| THDaily, oxcopt Satur Sundayand Mouiay. . CMICAGD, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILRDAL Enion Liegot, envner Maduon anid Canalste, Ticket (s, €3 South ¢ eruun loure, and ol ey, e | Arme kA il T " 8208 m. | Tipa, Milwankeo & Peairio du Chien) Nvisiun, Pacsunsor, Milwaukes, da Crosse, Widon) Bt. Paul, .\ltununimflv, Ripon, Oshknol' & Groon 1ay, theaoi Tixpros it Mjivaukee, | Trdino” i el Chicn & Town alss, Manasna| aud Ktovep Palnt, Pason, Biilwaukeo, St. Pail & Miang Aavolls, thiough Expros, 11002 AL 5 IIL.L’!N‘OI?: A Rl:l;/flTMU}!MD. £it. Lonfs Pxpros . Louts Fast Cairod New Orloa Guiro& Now Oclenus K Speinatield sod Peoia ppriokneid Might Tixjin Peorta and Raokax 1ha, Dulmigus & Sonx Olty ubuuiue & Noux City Expiross Glimay Fasongor CHICAGD. BURLINGTON & YUINCY RAILROAD, Depole, foot of Lakest,, Indiana-av, and Sizteenihn, and Canaland Siateenthale, . Tickt Oficas, b) Clarks? andat devots sad Fapros na aud Sirutor Fnsonie ubuguu & Sloax Gity Mxp. Pacitic Fiuat Lino, for O Kauas Qity, Lodvonworti, n & 82, Josopl Lix b 2. oy Alrora Passgogor s _Dubnaue'$ Sioux ity fiy, o Nl’ht Exp, for Gmatia, .|t Kansas Gity, " Lekvouwortti, At spctiron & Sk wfoscph” xp... [ 110:00 p. uwaer's Geovo Aceunmedation, *L1 ) o, ra, Downee umnummu’i.uuurv g Uownor'stirovo Aceontmodation|® LE Lz, Bundaje, th, Farardpy Tz, Bondas : KANKAKEE LINE. s 00k Litke=t., Anid depot funl Tervye Tieher oives L0 Samdotpian it ace, From Central Iiepo seeond-at, 3 ‘ i Tadianapolie, Louftville & Cinch ati Day-h; ) on(® x.,“m.u.w...,‘lmym ket g oatl Slant sipr 8:00 . o J* 28, CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LIV From Itsbury, Cinclnal & &% u-,;. ’I‘:&”MHI«EL n Fitafy sy anit e oo >t BVckel ol Teace, * B:008, m.|* 8:0p.2, 7:30p, m.| Ti0sm Arrine, Indiananolls, Lonlsvllla & Cucin. uatf Day agirons . Indtanapalis, Loutssiile & Giicii| aml (daily}. e ‘" CHICAGO &"PATIFIC RAILROAD, Tapenger depol. corner Cilleazomn d reliid and ticketafice Ko, 43 Clar Mail ani Raprens Myron Pasyeuge Ylgin Pastangor, Iiaeza Fassonio Bunday Passongor, PITSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS RAILROYY Hyom.depot cortier, Clikton and Carroltswrs., Wl Sl Ficket atfice, 121 Rundviphest., and at Jepot. A, ik o Leave. Cofumbun, Pitsburg & New York| R Coltnibioss Fitts oo i Night Eapios (@aiyl,.onoesenel 730 p, m| 7008 PITISBURD, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGD RAILWAY, Taave, |t BALTIMORE A OHID RAILAOAD Talne leace drum rear of Eapuition Jusdive 83 Joot af Tieniy-secondat, Tickel agice, Wi Cu curner of Wushinglon, Trave, | it ki H3a. m| Ty B S8 p, o) TALE "' CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner ¢ Van Huren and Sherman.ats, 1icktode4 Grund Juetic” lotel, Leavonw'th&Atchison e o1, Peru Accommoaation..,. * 10y ::L“ v Night Kaprese.... o evessnee 110200 p. 10,3 6] SCALES... . : FAIRBAMNKS' STANDAME. S Cor ALL XINDS. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00 111 & 118 Lake St,, Chic: Be carefulto iy only the Gen 00K THOSPITAL, corat Wasllngtun aud Fraaklia o chartorod by tho ttate ut 1 airine e il obibie iving tho" bigbus . Freationt ln alf cases of P 3 ot frwellkosem Dr, Jau stond 4L o0 head of the professlon for utor 3 yoars—age snd 17555 cocuall important A bok fur'tho millie fooh e ant e 9, o0 reisge, Lo quint mwuanv,'flmpx.' thio Faco, ‘afc. " Ladios Feuinod tho aivat dolieato altoution, with home buard, oty S077 Stelotly coatiduutial. Gitico, ¥a. uie watll 19 to b, e |A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. : o Married MARRIAGE Al vy QUIDE. iatt sl o) AT discareries in the sciouco of ropre goipleaion, &c. Yhis is an latorostin, On, prosereiog 122 ook ol S ubeos Witl BULrOUS SDLTA YLD, ud coutalus valuable 13156 o thovs iy e ‘marriud, of Goatemplats, B1 age oLl 1t 13 8 boc uslit o ba usdsr bt 450 97, a6d uob Ll care ko buusa, Beul t-paid) (. Addzeas DIt AlU:T‘ DialiENIY, 1 Nortn Flahd-st,, i, Louis, 3 BIGELOW e of this theage o the Nor! . L3S wh, bas waraiuned (va st only years,la chroaly Ao ‘aud fomalo. ey ome T TR AT Sont for two 8.cent statsps. Uommun ool i Net gubitegiod sout fae 1 @ -, s e mogk Just nfihfiu\«hm B Bhakio A% 500 5" Sotih Claricar.: Bitonuy. NOCUREL T)y- ‘Kean, NO PAY!! OLI104a0, . 86p BOUTH OLARK.ST., 440 May be consulted, porsonally or by miall, tese of S onllll :\hr}mlo or u:n disuds "I:LLD“-“ X 00 b R Ien dp She s e o 6 S