Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1875, Page 6

STATE OF TRADE. -Lizht Volume of Business in Financial Cir- cles—Toans in Light Demand, A Slight Increaso in Country Orders for Currency---The Dank Clear- ings Small. The Produce Markets Irregnlar-+-Pork Excled---Lard ond Meats Dull, Breadstuffs in Fair Demand, but Wheat Oloses Weak—Fair Sbipments of Qorn. FINANCIAL, There was s stight incressa in (e requitements of ho country for cutrency, but tho agaregato operstions of the bapks aro light, The diminieking clearingn show thix plainly, The conler bislness in not heavy, and the eity demand for loann not a8 large s# the banks would be sble tomeot, Manufactnrors kesp up falr afferings of paper, and ate doing well, Merchanta aro doing » modarate business, and have somo very good commercial paper to discount. Tho quality i so good 1hat the lack of quautsty is tho more regretted, Doard of Trade finances ara dull, And the banks connected with (hem reoihelr surplits Increasing rapidly, The banks are disposcd to complain that their patronaye, though beftor than it was a few wecka ago, Is loss than the season wanld naturally warmot, Ratea of diacount havonot bardened in this stato of affalra, Regular customers are charyed Kwl) prr eant, and the few indepeudont Larrowers who sk sccommodation st tho banke get 1t at rates as eany 22 have over been offered fn this market. Losns on. short Hmo or call are offered at (@3 yor cant, On the strect, dnllncss prevails, Rates are 6@14 per ocsut, New York exchangs wan fnactive snad sold at 50 dis- oount bilween banka for §1,004, Thers was some Incresse in tho orders from the oontry for currency. ‘The clearings were §1,600,/0, BUSINESS 1N NEW EXGLAND, ‘Thamarket reports at tha closo of tue week scarcely velleve the gencral dullaces, Iu dry goods, tuero 14 jome activity, but cavts sole 3 for 80 small an minonnt [t tha nggregate docsn’t count up very Lirgs; pricew ot Boston aro weak, and print cloths drop at the firat Iudication of resuraptivn st Fall River. Thero {8 much «canh trading, sud credits aee bealthy. In woolen goouts there I great uactivily, Lut some of the larger mills which havo been closed are preparing o reojone “Tho raw materials of both the cotton and woolen manu- factura are excoptionally low, cspecially woal, Lut ,thers s no ready rale for any woolen §ooln except car+ pets. The first flush of activity in boots aud shoes has parsed, aud wsnufacturers ara now looking for- ward to October. In building materials thero 1 a fair trade, the Wostern lumber fet Inslde finishing coming 1n demiand a8 wiuter spproachios, ang Weatern fraights Woinglow, The Boston Commercial Lulietin reporta much goaslp about the book trade, and says that the paper of publirhing-bouses is plonty and in bad order. e=Springficld Republsean, SPECULATIVE BLANDERS, Tu tho sbaenco of legitimats husiness the New York Atock and gold speculators wecit 10 infiucuco the mar- Ret by tho circulsifon of the mowt injurious reports about theestanding of varfons bauks and business fiouses, One of the New York papers thinks it 13 “ about time that rome oraanized effort wwea niado {6 discover and puntan the anthors of rumors which are Tasnifeatly cirenlvi=d for the purpcse of induoncing .apeculation lu stocks and gold," 1t contlaue: The rlarfos circulated to-day were scandalous, bt 26 more o tian Mo which wers curret lsst weok, and which hivo been frequently set on foot from time tolime, The damaglug intinence 19 not confined 1o the 5tock Exchange and the Gold Room, but it uneet- tlen credits and dersuges what little )usincas is bdng done. fowe bmo 380 when A ropurt was oir- culated cuncerniug o eertein rallrosd and s ke cgraph company, the detectives muccerded in tracing the author of the story, and (¢ I not nureason- ablo ta suppose that a littlo weil-lrecied offort would unearth uing one who could be mado responsibis for eporta similor to thoso *hih liave beeu current tos day aud wero circulated Jart weck, 12 41 no anawer (o #ay that thero §s Lo Jaw by which pauisbment can be mated ont, 1f the parties can Le discovered, thoss who Luve Lucu injured by their lea wul dountlces ind #£ome way ta_ punish thew, Let an fnvestigation be commenced and placed in handa which are known to ‘bo thoroogl, «ud the fear ot detaction will prevent the circulation of #ich stories in future, and thus somo gowd will bo accompliskier, i Business 15 sufferivg here, thangh o o less extent, from the circulation of such injurivas rumora. They are fo part malicious, snd tn part 1o doubt tho uz- pression of tho Iack of conlidence that i so general, "Chis Iatier seems to us the only resl obstacls t0 o fult xecovery of properity, in tho Weat at lsst, A MONET-SATING INSTITUTION, All interested {n the advancement of economio mclanca owe s debit of gratitude to the few who, amid thio turmuil of businees, bave Leen ablo to Initiate and . Lriug to {ts present perfaction the Stock-Eschange Cluring-House. At first sight this fnstitution, ee- prchaly since tho ili-advised suppression of the offeial figurer, falls, perkiaps, Lo sttract the attention It do- serves except amoug thoss immodiately concerned, ‘whose labors on the rocurrenas of the stock Ezchange setilement onco a fortnfght have been materiully di- miuished; Lut the utility of a syatem firet sot golug Ly the banks {0 such & corporstiun as the Stock Ex- change is shown ju (ho fact that since last Marehr twelve months, when tho clearing of stocks com- 1zenced, tho numbcr of members has advanced from 1910412, ond of stocks clearod frum Ttod0. When the systers was rat adopted by the Steck Kxchange the stocks cleared were all foreign, but fn the sccoant of tho J0th of April last the teading English raliway stocks were fucluded, The saving 18 not In the number of checks paysed at each settlement, bus in the amounts for which tlicy ave drawn. As in the case of tho bankers' cloaring, the checks drawn now represent tho diflerences or uucovored bulunces 88 comspared with tho total smounts uf stocka for which a aeftlement inmade. We belleve we ara corcect i stating thot tho amount of monvy empluyed on a Btock Exchangs set- tling day is tus ffteen millous less now than beforo lio system whs adopted, This amonns of money i onneijuently freod 1 Ve apjiled 1o uther porposos, and, fuvestod in ounsols or employed 1 bumness yielding only such a moderato ruta of intorext 18 3 per seut, ropresents & clear ¥aving of £4%0,00) per anuum, Jo say nothing of the saving of time, risk, aud endleos sunoyanc aud trousle which the ofd system fuyolved, Formetly losses wero (requently sustaiued Wrough the tmponsluility of delivoriug aocks within tho pre- moribod hours, sud numerons transsctions wers feft aver 1o boseliicil tlhe day after tha agpotuted wettling day, Now thio entirs business of tho welifement, ua fur s Tegarda the stocks which are cleuted, W disyued of trequently by midday,—Landon Trmes, GQVEBNMENT BONDS, nid, Uited Btates 08 Of W.ocevserssssnnsnsldlly 24y Uutted Htatoa 5-208 of "i4.000nq « ST ] ‘Uuited Btatew 5-20n of '63, Bl g 6-3bn of G3—Jauuary and July. 1ing ©-2ua of '6T—Jautiary and July, 1 ©-J0u of 'Go—Tanuary aud July, m 10408 ... 3 niy Unitsd Biatea new 5 of ¥i, 17 United Btatea cursency Gs. ... GoLD. Gold maa 118X@116%. The New York Jowrnales Cumnmerce of Tueaday uay Thero were certala unrlutakable fndieations in the raora thid woruing that the curner dn goid had besn Lrokeu, at leaat tenporstily, Thers was 0o effort to manipulste tho marat, aud the searcity of cash coln s spparcatly entirely natural, 1t was saidl (et tho “ marketed thelr gold o Friday aud Saturduy, taking advantage of the igh prico ou tua fret-bam day to et rid of tiore thau Lulf thelr foad, aud buy- 10g sguiu on Baturdiy morning on the announocement of thy fallure Of Bebuvhardy & Sous, 10 selt a3 the highot price of that dsy. 11 was ulso said thet tho corusr was made by tise ude of only sbout $3,000,00 Bold. As o lock-up was slown fu the Clearing-House Matemouls, {4 18 [nferred that a harge proportion of the guld which was willidrawn was borrowed * ex," Nery Lowimporters weeo coult by the corner, and 6 sullcrary. were I c Shuuutcr o wontly cuiduad ta speculators in The yuotations of vesterdsy show (st the clique oanjpulating thio marke: have fecovercd tielr hokd, QUEERDACKE. Orecnbafks were B4 un the dollar, FOREION EXCHANOR. Blerliug eichauge was 16185 catle transters, Toudon, 6665 Parls, B15, Other zates of forelgu exe ‘;I.np are quuted; 4ris (frauce). ... . Gerwasy (reschm Helmum. (francs). Holtanid {guilders) Bwitzeriand ((raucs). Kwaden, Norway, and Denmark (| Austria (paper doriop...... CITY AND OUNTY BONDS, Ulicayo City 7§ cf, bonds, Chicago City 79 cl, wumers 8204, @3173¢ B VG Lt Asked, 1% i It 055K 10t . 1022, k iub. 1013, & fnt. Clicayy City 1 ct. watertoan 1033 & lat, 1003 & fut, Guok County TG ok bouds, 4 ort 0% ; Tt ks 3% & lnk 100% & dat, M0 & b 104X K fat, s 9}“‘ fi:l. toug dase..... ‘un"uflw BANX @TOCK! Merchants' Fational Fieat National 10! Filth Nahomsi Bl Germau Natfona) Dan Cornt Fxhange Natio Bink mational Bankof 1Hnols, Tliinofe Trustand Savings Bink, Merchants’ Nivings, Louns and Trust Co, [nton National Da Tnion Stoek Yard Natlonal,, Hidoand Leather Beok..... 5 MISCRLLANEOUS. ity Ratiwsy, Bouth 8ido . City Ratlnay, Wert ¥l City Latlway, Norbh Side,...vvs. Traders’ fusurance Company, Chamber of Commerce.,....... 0 Clilrago Gan Light and Joks Company. ... 14 Chicago & Northwestern gold bonds. ..., 41 Iuliinan Palsen Car Conipany.... 5 X2y orition stock., HON LATIAT, NEw Vons, Sopt. 15,—The Governing Commities of the Stock Exchange met this afterncon to Alsconer, i oraible, the sutlars of tho rumors which reccutly flootted tho atrent, but nothing was sccomplished, Gold opened and elosed st 1167, the extreies of tha day belog 11835 and 117, The raten 1aid for barrowing were 3¢, 303, 116, Gecd, 01, snd Ouady 133 per dlom, Govornments closed ateady, Ballromd honda qniet and firm fu the Iate afternvun dealinge, tate bonila quist, Prices nominal, Tue bearish fecling on the Biouk Exchange wan more jroueunced fn pecuiativn sbates timday than on any previous day since tha downward moveroent est in, The weakness waa most Lake | Siute, Pacific M, and Micuigan Centedl, the decline tn weno stacka Tanging 1% ta 2% per cent! The Uecko fu the baliico of tia market waw i (o, Frle, Western Union, Rock and, Unlun Lacine, sud Bt al, weee compitatively firm during the early sart of the diy. At aecond call tho lowest prices of {he ay woru made bu most canos, when Lyke Stiore de- eined to 51% on o presnre to aell, Thia el & much Tower than the lowent quotations in the great paole of §7J, Tuers wua an tmiproved feeling in cloxlog deal- Bigr, wheu thera wana racovery of i to | from the Joweat points of the day, LakeShore roso from Gl'y 1821y, Pacific Mafl from 30% 10 84°7, Westeru Union from T3y 10 793¢, Nurthwe-tern frof 7 ¢ Lo 34y fur commony and framn 62 0 63 fo preferred, Obion trom 1% 10 167, Rock fatand from 106% to 107, 8t Fand from 94°to W% for comwmon, And M3 10 617 for preferted, and Haunfbsl & St. Joe common from 2010205, Erie was steady at 187, (21 Lincolu at, §34 ft & of Hubbard st, o f, 3ix Atachigan Contra dectined 40 54, and Cuion 1 . Tha market clored active and teveriah, artions on the Stock Exchingo to day sigregited Qi mharee, Of which 43,000 were i, w4 Bhore, MiA5 Northwestern co.unon, 3,03 North- western prefeeted, 3400 Hock Trland, 71400 FPaettio Marl, 525 86, Pank comiman, 3,700 preferred, s, 40 Ohios, and 44,000 Western Unlon, ooty markel eary at 24@) Prime meroantils paper, 5@0. "Fhe Aeaiatnnt Tresmurer disbursed §134,000, Oustoms receipts, $115,0x0. . Civatingty BITO0G000, Sterhing exchange, 439 4432, “Fhiera 14 loas tulk to-day 10 regand to fatlures, Con- corning e sugar fri yestenlay reportad (u somo quactors an fuded, and by others ua not failed, oue of the banks where the firm keep an acraunt has recelved a note dated to-day, saying that {f inquity s made In vegard tu our huitse, you ray say, with il justico, that wo Liave met and are weanting sil our oblj) a8 they msture.” ‘The firw, or mombers of it, aro knovn lo be Iargely futercated 1n real eatnte, and i they ure of bave vean embarraascd, it 18 on sccount of having capital locked ny. In real eatate, GOVERNMENT NoNDA, Conponn, 1. H2ory s Coupous, 6, Guttpous, * 15 | Kow an Coupou 1197 Li-4is, Feguiar, Guuspous, 65, 0w LI § 14 b couyoni, Cau '61. 2, | Cnrrency va, AUBSBS, BTATE PONDE, 0, | Virginia, new. . « 35| it .. 1 wrack Western Unfon Tel,. T4y Pucitie Mai.. 1 ¢ Adaruy Expres Welis-Fargo, Amorican United Htate Tennessee, old. Tenteasee, tiew. Virginis, old. Jorses Central. i Fuland, . 13 . 8t Paul.. | S8 Paul v, | Wubsah, { Mabanh PId, 1023 | Fort Waymo,., Iny | Torro Hanta, 5 | Terre Haute pfd. Clieago & Alton...... BRY Harlem prefereod Chicago & Aton pld.104§ aricnhtn Contfal L2535, | Ohlo & Misslaaiond .. 62 Unfon Par,stock.,\,s 525§ | Indiana Coutral, 4 Lako SLore.. 53 Chi,, Bur. & Quincy.111 17 { Hannibal & St, Joe, 2% 2034 § Del,, Lack & WiL,,...1 5% | Allatitic & Pac, Tl 5347 | Central Pac, bonds. 109% Buxg | U. P, bonds. L1095 —_——— REAL ESTATE, Ths followithy Instruments wero led for resord Wednesday, rlop. 152 CITY PROPEATY, Hickory t, 434 €t » wof Main s, u f, 50x 180 11, with buildings dated Hopt, 16, Tilinofa s Jentral.. Clev, & Fittsburg. Northwestern.. .. $ 3,50 1073 £t with tm provements, dated Soit, 13, 9,3 'r.ymn.(. e w (M“Duxxmnu s, 8 1,45 s X116 11, duted Hepl. B $ ¥ Bixiecath sty an eatner of Leods st n Y, 307110 11, aated Bapds Meesveiiiinnee 4,00 Webater av, 81 #-10 fb w of Fabius st a1, 50134 81, dated Sapt, 14 2,600 Newterry W, 115 & n af £, 24x100 £t, dated Sopt, 1¢. 4,500 Polirih av, 0 ¢ corner of Folk duted Sept, 15, 3 8,000 Placknawk at, | it 1t, dated 8apt. 14, 3,000 Paulina ut, 317 6-10 {1 125 t, dated Sept, T oy .o 10,687 Panlina at, near the above, w’ ed Hoph' Boues. 3,200 Paulina st, near tno & 2d Bopt.’ ... 4,000 Ciybourn av, 3143 i 502100 £, with buildings, dated Sept. 0. 4,300 Howd Dearharn o1, 2048 101t 0 of Thirijeth o £, 381110 £, Wated Sept. 16, ., 2000 nd at, 45 8-10 fue of Camphell a%, o f, i 3124% ft, dsted Bept, 13, 1,700 Oypross at, 21 £ 2 of Went Tayior 113 410 1, dated Beph. 16 eus'iiae s weaensne 1485 SOUTH OF CITY LIMITH, WITHIN A WADITS OF 7 MILES OF COUKT-IOUAE, Drexel boulerard, 61% finof Forty-frat s, o f, 51 {t to slley, dated Sept. 14, $ 5 Forty-Arat st, 333 (¢ wof Lavgloy st 8 1, L4 210 {1, with bullding, dated Sept, 14....... 10,000 Hame a8 the above, dated Sept, 1. 10,000 Chinppel piace, 8 6'corper of Forty.thind' at, w £, 9172263 13, with 217x261 £t ou opposite ovr- ner, dated Sept. 18,0 viesscoriinn connrns 3700 Soutli Dearbiorn at, 475 i ¥ of Fortieth st, s 1, D5xlt0 1, dated Aug, 27, 1,500 Lata 35 to 46, In Dlock 9, Stawart'en w i Se 48, 19, witt other property, dated Sopty 13., 18,000 —_— COMMERCIAL. The following wera the recelpts aud stipmenta of the leading artloles of produce i thiu city during tho twenty-four hours endiug at7o'clook ou Weduosday ‘morning, and for tha curresponding data dne year sgo REORIPTSH. /| wureannem, vas, | e || sens |l Viour, brus, 4018 40T, G207 Wheat, b, %] 93025, 31nus0l Corn, bu..". 8,73) 'u..-m{ i Outa, b, 730 3170 Tiye, ba, 0,303 Fo Burloy, 19, 10,50] Urans’ sood BTN S W Flax seod. aNTEI 6T . Broom-ce 14,000 K Cured imests, s Lcet, brls, Fork, or Lard, ts 189,515 Tallow, 80,820 Butter, Be..... Drean's g Cattle, S Sheep, No. Hides, o, ] 88,000 L4000 AUuy00] Poultry, conpa, Game, pags, s, g . Cucewe, L., Dstd (et fla| Or'n appls sl Witbdtamn from store on Tuents iy for city con- sampiion: BN Ln wheat, 3,498 oats, 330 bu barley, kel The followiig 4rifh was {nsvected fnto sloro on Wednosday moruing: @ cars No, 1 spring, 43 cars No, 3 o, 63 cats No.3 do, 81 cars rojwted 4o, 4 cars uqgrade (130 wheat); 29 cars nigh mized copn, 108cars and 14,700 bu No. 3 do, 45 care rojected do, {174 corn)j 16 cars whiteoats, 30 cary No, 4 do, 21 cars Tejectudt do (62 0ala) ; 6cura No. 3 rys, 2 cars rejocted do, 1 ear go grada do () rye); Icars No. 1 batley, 8§ cars No. 3 do, 9 cars No. 3 do, 7 cars rejected do (28 buxley), ‘Total (130 ears), 10 b, Inapectod out § 140,059 bu whieat, 303,383 bu corn, 419 Lu cats, 1,085 by rye, 4,043 bu parley, The approxiuate reccipts of the articlos named for the week ending Sopt, 11, were: Bugar, 1,803,463 I ; nirups, 294,510 1be ; cotfeo, 434,489 1bs ; 104, 103,434 Jbe; tolacuo, 60,167 lba ; cutiou, 38,014 The, Feveral visilors were noticed fuside the railing on "Clange yosterday, and & good many menmbers were outuids, The ratling bas falied in ity mbajon iy 187, belng neither useful nor oruaitantal, a5d 1o lui- Lanent danger of belng voted to be a nulsauce Tle tateat Now York quotation on atraight Chicsgo No, 4 apring wiieat by gow poated In good squaru fig- ures fu thy southwest coruer of our licerd of Trudo Hall. Tt deckded 1uprovewent; it sppeared yes- forday fur tis Sires tiraa, * Aletter wan seceivid fu this city yesterduy stating the way fu w. o buyer of & lut of 6 Lirls af wWees pork fn New Vork 1a teing treated, Tvery barrel that was examined proved to he abort welght, having hren repacked fn New York, aml a consideralie_propatt on of it wan rusty, owing o bad sorage, all of which tenda to atow tho roason why york 1 often quoted lower o New York than fn Chicago, 1t %0 throws same light «n the reanon why this clty s prefy_reid (o that by buyers far conmiinpe ton, Peoplo who bty here generally know what they get, hath i quality and quanilty, aud can bave (hn atfafaction of an furpestion by experts, §f alestred, at & reasonable rate, which fé not possitle n New Vork, 1t Is not Improbatlo that the Nuw York fusjection- yards will roon Le things of the past. There was no hittlo sv-tament on 'Change yesterday over tha report that tiv 5,0ck of mees pork In this clty tis, The differcnce between the ro- sbipents since the st stock-taking s atout 24,060 bils, which, supposing that not s single brl b been made ad interim, would Jeave us between 18,00 and 19,000 brls, Several yuesses wore made to account (or the discropancy. Ono murmise vas to tha effect that a rather largo shinment was nide over the S, Paul Raliroad, which war not reported at ail. Another wan that the returun mado Ly cerlain holdern cannat be defendad upon and still auother wan tn Ahe uitect that tho Tallrond returnaare “mixed"an hartoo cften tev tha case, Among ft all the bera of the Burrd of Trade are fast combng to the cone vlusion that there f4 no truth fu the old story, * g- ures will not Ne," The leading produca msrkels wors rather irregelar yestoriay, the feellug helng quite uncertain, thorgl prices genorally teuded upward in ile carly part of session, Tho weatlier mas cloudy, and rather threat- cuing, and s elfort on tho yart of carters by lake to advanco frolght raten tended ta binder tho aiipplug movement, an shippera resolutely tefased to concede an advance, Anut tlie few charters made wero all at in- niato figures, A fairiy satisTacory volume of biisiness was accom® plished Ly Jobbers of dry geods. 1o addition to the Jiveral purchases of conuntry werchsnts, who were {n numerous attoudance, thors was a fron distribution to local retallers, %50 APPoar 1o be doiug a thriving biais ness, Tho course o1 prices wan unclinged. There wasne provounced chang: In uny of tho foatures of tbe grocery market, ‘The staplo articles, with the #ingle excestion of coffuca, wero in good demand, and 8 fearouable amaniit of orders for el gooda were als0 placed. Pricen were o (87 £0F rica sud collees, s0d comparitively ateady for other lines, Tho fisk market waa unchanged. Dried froits remain quist, with prices of muuy descriptions +Jowiig 3 lack of steadi nuit. Buiter remaing firm uuder an active dewand, Cheeso ls-quiet and eaey.” Coal, wood, leathier, and bagging were unchanged, An advance of He fu carbon was the only change in tLe prices of olla, The offeringa at thie lumber dockn were liyhit yester- day, heace lttle was done n cargoes, At the yardsa good busacss wau repatted at the ruling prices, Somo- tinies thoeo for common lumber are shaded 300 per m, but $10,00 is ususlly considored the market price, Drugs aud chemicals were i falr demand and steady. Woul romaina quiet. Pricea for broom-corn ate re- duced, Bome dealers are auzious to close out thelr old stock in vrder (o make room for toe uetw, which 15 Dow arriving. though not viry freely, a8 growers are nowillini o part with it at tho prices offered, Secds were slow snd eany. The demand for bay continues go0d, and the offeringn yeaterday were fuadequate, o8 peclally of titmotliy, which was wanted for shipmont. Uugs sold quiatly strecent priccs. Toultry wan steady under a geod local demand, and eggs were stronger. Oreen fruits wero siow, thouga gencrally hela at old fiznres, a8 peachies, which have had the preforence tn consumera lately, waro nesely out af markat ; hance It was thouglit tuat other frulis would eell more readily, LUMBER, The recelpts of Inmber for the present season have nearly eaught up with thore of last yesr, Atono time the receiptn were over 60,050,000 £t behiud, bus duriug the past few weeks manufacturers have been zusbing 11 the lumber wiich thoy held durioy the summer for the fall trade, uotil, cn Sopt. 1f, the roceipts wero short only about 437,000 ft, Leiog thew T6L540,000 fr sgalust 759,210,000 fi for the corresponding perfad Io 1974, On Aug. 21 the Tocuipta hero were ebind noarly 50,000,000 f2, und sinco (st dato to Sept, 11 they amonnted to 120,193,060 £t, or over 40,000,000 per week, Enough lumber has como into thls port the past threo woeks to almost anpply St. Lonis an entiro year, aud Miiwaukeo for LAY a dozen sears, Yet tho Clicago markot bas been merely overloaded, and is now getting out from under tha load, This in the cause of ibe docline and dall~ nees of cargo jumber in tlo midst of the fall trads when the sarda are doing a farga business, 'Ihe hun- ber men attending tho Convention havo n good oppor- tunity t0 scs the effects of over-production, Whatarn they going 1o do sbout 18?7 Pass & resolution to ro- ducs the mannfacture, and then go hamo and try, each oo 1o outdo bis neighbor 7 TRRE WIIEAT PNOAPECT. Tue London (Eng.) Twlegraph of Sept, 1 publishes alarge tumoer of crop-dispatohs from diffetcut parts of the Uni*sd Klngdowm, and coneludes as fol- lows: . The yield of grain, taken all rownd, must turn out very much better thas could tave been cxyected & fow weeks back, and decidedly larger in bulk and eyen Bner in quality than cortaln ok exactiy distnterested calendstors have been predictiog, In dssioy this wo do not assort that the wheat hurvest of 1875 I thosy {slands will be anything like tlin extremel full crop of laat year, It will, no doutt, threan out cousiderably below it, ‘and the quality of the burry In 100 many countlea cannot but show tokens of tho heavy sni continued daluge of July, Butwe belisve that very azagieralod fignires have beon given of ths amount by which the breid erop in thesa ialauds will aink below whiat lu the aversgo product scre by ucre, ad it would oL surprise s to learn evegtually’ Liat 'the 1,000,000 of quariers yrophesi.d as doficlent taay bave Gesu re- duced to 106000, Franca sumetimed sends us grain, and nometimea cowprten swith us in ymparting. This year abe bas reaped s aplondid haryest fu thirteen do- partmeuts, » Aneono In twenty-six, s fair one i twen- ty-four, aud a Lad ooe in seven, Bho will not wanb much curn, torefors, from abrosd, and, though the Awerican crop is not whiat (4 was last seadon, I8 is still large, wnd “can_ supply all we shall need, In Russis, t00, thers aro vast utares of grain, which the low priced of [aat subumn kept lovked up {n the grunarice, so that bresdstuffs_ought not to be dear this winter, hut the coutrary, The (oreign corn comen in Lo us anyhow, bus thio cheapes of course the bultor. How huwenss tho trado L may 'o_guthered from thio relurns of the past two yeara: In LadeTh wo pafd £54,00,000 for 4,500,000 tons of corn of all kinds; in 1574775 we iz Dluraod £43,000,000 for 4,600,000 fons : 80 that In th Kool gesr the m“""pl ly coat £9,000,(00 less 1ian the suualier in ina fens fruitful Gm, A trabreta cut-turs 8t home saved all this money. PROVISIONS, 110G PRODUCTS—Wero rsiher qulet, sud unueu- ally trregular, Yoge wers In bettar supply, but quoted” higherun cholce gradee, and thestocks, reported below, ‘wers vory small for (liu season, excopt in lard, though Ahst ias been worked down rapidly during the past nonth, Thess things tended to Ligher pricos, bul buyers were slow (o pay them, unless fn the cass of meas Pork, which sold ratbar freely. Browks~The following srs ths stock of provisions on banel 1u this city on the dates named sy reported by 1ho paciasrs and wareliousemen Lo thie Socretary of the Pork-Pacitens’ Association, Ono hoose s esiimated, and baliev od ¢0 hold very Httts product Seat, 18, Aug. 16, Bent, 15, artictes, Tie. " e Ciaia Moss pork, new, bris, 14,7 PERY R ] M, O,pork, bris, 168 Priwe meas pork, Lris, Lard, kettlod, tch, Lard, steained, 18 8. P.' bams, tes 8 ¥, baus, brls Bacop bsma, pes.. . 8, Shoulders, s, D, H, snoulders, lba, Long clear sidri, 14 Hhori clear aides, the 5,000 Bhort b uldes, Bt 1,205,000 Bellles, fa. 20,00 Oreass, phav. L 180 The utocks of meats I jobbers' hsads are included, Lard {u wanufuctorers' bands noi locloded, Tho aliore 18 roportad 14 wiatr-cured produrt ealnily, Tha atock of lard reported Lask toush 18 corrected (0 agree with thu repors of the luvestigating Commite tea appointed 1o * couut ® the stocks, (e accuracy of th amncial return haviug been questioned. Mrtss Poxx—Waa {n very good demand, chlefly from the abiost {ntarest, though in fuir request for ehijs ment, and advanced 20s 460 per brl, the grustest streugthy Leiby it Uctaber deliveried, Tbe ato-ks wero Toporied £0 be much sualler thal wis p3je-Lad, A 1 19 thought thas cousiderable A%Illullue. ul the rerack- ed pork 1 New York will bu thron out a8 uot reqular fordelivery on s outracts, lence groater mrenyth thrre, a0 weli 18 hiore, the vlrort interest helug snzious to cover: while e laoger optiona ware not much aftected. Salos ware reported of 430 Ltk cash ab §21, 753kl § 1,380 Urle seller tho muth ay §21,7.44:1.803 7,00 brls stller Qutoer w8201l 4Ty 5 bil atlior the yoar us $18.00; abid 2.0 bris wollur Jauuary sud Feb- Taary st §10.00, Total, 9,020 irls, The niarker closed firm at $41,60 cauh or seiler the nionth 7 92145 for Oo- wd $I7.9°@16.00 seller Wieyear, Baller six was offerad az §15.00, withous bids. Laup—Was quist; dull sarly, but afterwarde sd- vauced about be per 100 Jtw, 1 sympsity wilh pork aud & fruwer feeliug o New York, Livarpool belug uns changed, Salee were Teported of 20 tck cash at $12.55 3 750 tes auller Octobor at $13.875@13. 213 250 tes suller the yearat 11,85, Total, 1,480 lov, ‘T mazket clossd Lrin ab $12.00 cash or saller tha wouth, sud $13uig for Uctoler, Holler aix fmoutls Was oifered at 611,58, witbunt Lids, Miata—Wory Yory qulet, cicept the sale of one runud lot, and_quated casicr ‘on' winter-cured, whils sutniues it were Leld Smly at previous priecs. | Tas stocke Lisre ary Vary light, Baviig apjarently aen dis creased wbout B0 JwF Ceul during the Lust mant, Bulce Wery roporied uf 390,000 Ll whioulders ab 73 4000 The bght sbort ribs 84 Lvc; ana 400 ‘s swrel-pichled bams (16 W) 3 ‘T1G@lye. The wiarkel clossd at Ti@ilic for shouldura, ceal of sclior Soptewter, add 80 for do selier Octoler s Nxe for loug cluars, casl or seller Buptember, s 1140 for du weller October; 1X@linc for ahurt nibd, cub or wller Boytember, and 1ixc for do #eldr Octobur; 17,0 foF shorb cloars, cach of euller Beptemlor, wid 1is for do seller Citolur, Bozed Auculy NO ligher than Mo privo for uwe loty, Tong wnd ahort elear, bosed, lone cut hame ot 124 Bummer.cured Fngtish meats, 836 for anouliers, Jooss; 11%o for” Cumberlands, bozed 3 iie for long clers dog and e far alort roe dog sweot-plekl bame, 15 Leaverage, 114 @11%0. B At 10 @lde for hame, 96 for shontders, 1 hort £ty and 13 for stioet clears—all packed, GREVAEW a qulat at T, BEEF PRODUCTS—Wore qulet and _nomipally un- ehanget al $4. for m 50 for oxtra mess § aud @210 ¢ hama, Tantow—Quoted 814@06 for packers’, BREADSTUFFS. FLOUN=Waa in rather betler demand and atesdier In tone. Tho Luying was chiefiy done by el deal- ers, but & few amall abippiug_orders waro filled, snd there tvas acma looking around on the part of oxport. ar#, which Indicated auztety, if not a detormiuation, to trade, Hales woro reported of 125 brls winters, poztly at 46.50; 1,430 brls spring extras at #3.50.3.90 for mow, and $1.0037,25 for Minnesotass 53 brle rie four on privaie derme, Tolal, 1,633 bria Tho marbet osed ot the following range of pricess Cholea winter extras, $6.5°@5.75; common 104000 10, $5.33M8.50; chivtze apFins wxteat, §544 0,165 fair do, ahipying krades, % $1.25@7.:5; pateut ApTINgN, $4.7.@%I0; apring supor- fincs, 83,502 1.00; rys tour, 44, .1-31.60, BIRAN—Wan plenty, and $1.0 jr ton_lowor umder an increased miupply. Hales wero roported af A0 tony at $13.00 o1 tran X anid on bosed cars, snd 10 tons wister at $10,25 froe on hoard, Con-MraL~Was nominally fro at §24,00821.60 for coarwo on track, MinpLiNus—Salea ware 10 tons at $20.00, WHEAT—1Was less active, nnd sometimon dull, ab aboiit the ame ranige aa o1 Tucadny, bub was weak towards tho end of tho seasion, snd_declined 1c from i quotations of Uio 1 avioi sveniug. Liverpool was tepurtod duil and heasy, bit New York wan firm- er, at $1,90, and our roceife wero rathor light, em- braclug, lowever, a larger pmyartion of tho higher raden, thoy beiug alout 30 yer ceut of thu whole, §itora wan & good denmnd eatly for No.2, but cast were siot wanted at foro thian the priccs_paid for arller the motiib, which remnfucd afeady ot & preinitim of 2c abova Uctaher, 'Tuo lowsr grades wera wanted for Mhipwent carly, bnt 100 orders wero soon Diled, and $hen No, 3 de Hied B¢ per bu, The scarcily of No, 2 has iudaced 8 derand for the lowor graden from yarties who would not touch hem leretoforas oua atgo of No. # wat puechiwed on Tuexday for n Monitreal miiller, who desired to try #f, and ez premsed hin deein to take moro if eatfened with {iat, Tue daprewsh n In the market was (hiefly duo to tho fact of lrgut offaringe for futurn dedvers, in- duced by reparta of more frecdim du the ooverient ohind ua, Tae wet weather delayed Larveatiug sud {hreshing, so that farmern could not wend I by wheat, it they are now I betlor condition, sud wheat In lieing defivered freely to the country atations in Towa aud Wiscanaizi, and Livre ean be o doubt thas {he receipta In Chicsgo and Milwankce will noom show a doclded tucrease, whilo tuore in ressou to Lopo tiat the proportion of No, 4 1 tho wholg will be much bottar thau uow, Sl it fa diflculk to see whore enougl No.d can coms from to fill the fmmense volume bf #hoet males now made nd_dally making, the vreatut recelpte of that grade being decidodly yicayune fal, | Beller Octuber opened st 3113%, ‘soll at | $1154, Teceded fo LI, aavanced to $115, mud ddechned fo FLIZY At the pen Bellor tho month sald st = $113%¢ (21,171, closing, with cash No, 2 speing, at 1,155 sller November waa vory quict, ranging @ye dbove Octuber, Beller tho year sobd at $1.124 113G, clonng ot £1.12 anked, and No, 3 closed at abous §LUSY, Cash alow wero reported of 03t ol No, 1 apriog At 31, 2,600 b new do ot $1.20; 33,409 bu No, 4 spring nt $hlaig @116 0 No. 3 do at L0V 1.057 17, U6 1 rejected o ut 4dY30; and 3,000 ba by wumple W@ N Toial, 6,807 bit. Minxreors WiteaT—Wan i’ very good demaad, but quiiet, salee beltig_ Lnited o 100 hil o1 Nn, 234 £1.20, Old No. 1 wau quoted #alable at §1,32%, with nono of- fered, New was nnmentioned, CORN—Was moderately active, snd avoraged (e bigher, the Armast feeling being in deilverics for this monih, Lut tho markot was unsctthed, sud at timics dull, Liverpool was unchanged aml New York frin, whila our Fecelpta wera smalicr thinn ususl, snd th ahipmente fair, giving s furthor reduction of our atackn io ntore, which were vatimated uol to much oxeetl 40,000 bu 0f No,2 To this was (o the widening of ti' premiu o casls Tot, thero beitig s fair alipping demend, taugh Gl tried ard to obtalnan ad- vonce In ratca, It was stated that New England orders a0 ugain condug iv, Lo dosliubesag to Lay fu a suppl b foro the o whoa 1t cabl bo rodelved ouly by a with consequent higher frolght tated, Tiio news from Tho countey iniicaicn that the crop e all right, It {a 4ald o be maf a4 far north a8 Peorin, aud (o bo lu Wiorlous coudition aling the lower Itliugin, the cars in sorme places aing the largest cver known, These ro- Durta made freo seliers Yesierday, on sbort aceount, though the offering3 wern chislly’ from local o, ora~ tors, (hete not being many selling onlers frorm the Eountry. Heller Ociobef oponod ot Svic, Tofo to £01c, recednd t0 59\, advauced to 60c, aud declined fo #0 (e at th close, Reller the month hold 8t G4%gus 6i4¢, closiag at 6le, Haller Novamber sold ot 54t 83 25¢, olo-ing at 5410, Beller the yeur wold st L0K@ A13jcr closiug atSle, Cuah No. 3 clowed at Sligc, and high fmized at 63~ "Cahs salcs ware rpporiad of 43,80 o higu-mised at §3@ Wic 1 11,0 0 ba No, 2at i €63 ‘14,000 b Fejected w30 eile § 1,20 bu eare at G aud Lo bu by sile st 3@oe. Totsh 185,600 b, UA'TE—Wero fairly sctivs and stronger, The ro- ceipté wete smalivr, and Shippers were purchastog sil e cusn oats at Lotior prices. And New York was ro- ported firm, and the market sympsthized mioro o lote With corn.’ Uptions oponed strong under a good domand, and sdvauced jye, then fell back 1o e opening ruge, owlig ta more Uberal ofter- ings, aud ciosed oy, Usbk No. 2 sold at &7 @iT%, closlng st 47%e, Rejected mold at Suasiic, and smples al Si@43c. No 2 white waa Hem ai Joc. Beller Uctoler opened Bk B4, sold o 33, and closed at 547, @ ¥ e, Seller thomonth sold st a7y @75 ¢, oud clowsd a2 363 @Jo7ze, Bellar tho yusr 2ofd st S3@MTic, Cush saien: 3,800 bu No, 2 Whits Bt 5067 360 b No, 3 8% ST ige} 8,400 bu rojectod at Ak 33k(a+ 6,600 bt by astnple at 3L, onitrack ; 11,50 bu do st 343i%130, free on boand. Total, 61,000 bu. BY}i—No. 2 and seller the month were I trgent do- mand and frm st Wc sdvance, the offerlugs boing vory light, Tie rocaipts wors smaller, Rejocted do~ clined 3@1c, and aold at G3@BIye, No, 3 cash or scllor the mobih sold at T3¢, Haloa: 1,200 bu No. 2 Bt Ti%o: 1.9.0 bu rejocled at Gx<63Y0; 400 bu by sample at 700 on track. Total, 3,800 bu. DARLEY—Waa in falr demand and firm, except the lower grades, No, 3 oud oe sellor the mouth wers vory firm_at an advanos of 1c, owing toa demand from the shorks and continted light_recelpta of No, 2. 1t 18 rumored thab thero is s largo line out, and A chance for & Aqueszo st the cloee of tie monts, though some claim_ thiat the shorta Are mostiy provided for, Sellor October was steady at $1.0), No, % or seli- 6r the month ranzed from $1,11@1.13, riosiog at outide. No.3 was very dull auu fuby 7o lower, sall- ing at T4@34¢, and rejected sold at 0c. Good satuplns were in active demand and firm at 81.5:91.2:4, whilo poor were slow at Blc§ 1,00, Cush sales : 1,640'bit No, 2at#1,13; 60 bu No. 3 at T3aTdo; 1,00 bu rejected At BOc} 12,900 bu b pln At 60 (A$1.3i% on track ; 400 bl Lagyod at $1.2%° Total, 10,400 bu, LATEST. 1o the afternoon, mesa pork was active and ad- vaneed 20@ase per brl, midst conslderalde excliement, tbe shorta baving entered the market fn antlcipation of & coruer ab the end of the moutl, Beller the inonth closed brin st 21, seller October at $21.70, and Reiler tho yosr at $14.00, Sales aggreguto 11,500 bris at §2,50031.90 sellor Septeraber, $41,48@31.70 soller Oetober, aud $18.00 saller the year, Lard wan in moderate demand and Sem at an ad- vatico of @1%c, cloting At $12.95 casls, $13,00 soller Octover, aad $11.48 sellor the year, Safes: 1,800 oy ot $12.9% cash, and $1293@ 1400 suiler Gotober, Wheat wau' moderately active and K¢ lawer, owtng to xdvices from New York, of heavy offerings of soft wheat, and a very dull market. Seller October suld & $1,105 @112 and closed at $L11Y, Beller the montl 20kl At 31.24){@1.15, cloning ab 114, 'Curn waa quier and casler, closiog &t 80%c sellers for Ustabar, with sales at 89%@ddkc, Seller Hepteme Lur was quoted at Coko and seller the year at 54350, Uuis were fairly active, closing swady ad 3850 for Boplember and s xc for Uctoler, GENERAL MARKETS, ALCOHOL~Was lower at $2.37122.30, LUOUM.-COUN—Prices for all grades aro reduced, Dealers for ressons best kuown to themselvea have scen AL {0 perzait old Sgures to stand, though It s up- derstood that rocent quotations have been froely shaded for seversi dase past; Good (o cholce burl, 12¢; brush thot will work (1o & ehotce huet broom, Tsg@ e fair 12 good 4o, ¥$100; iferior bruss, @8 erooked, e, z BUTTER—The market remalus without change in ita general featurcs, Tl dewsnd continues in ex- cena of thio dally recetpts, aud prices are thoroughly auwstaiued: Choice to fanoy yeliow, 25@30c; medium to good grades, @120 Wnferior to commion, Ludlte, “ BAGGING—Prices of cottou scsrnloss baygs sre still somowhat unsetiled, thie quotstions being shadud to closs buyors, Otber goods in he liss romalu quict and vowirally steady: Stark, %e; Lewlatay, el Montaup, Zci American A, 37c; Amoskosg, Tle; Otter Creek, 77c; burlap bags, 4 ba, 1@lsc; dos by, 15g10c : gunmos, alugle, 16@160 7 do double, %6@6c wool-sac Buvablc, . CHUEENE—There was 3 light movement to e fn. fertor, and_aoine trading on local accotint st about previous prh cv, oF a1 J0@L13s (or good (o faucy fac- tory, 3nd ab 4% for lower grades, GUAL—Thia warket remalns 10 statn quo, A mod- arate busiooms 4 dolug ab sleady pricess Lebigh, $1000; Lacsawauna, fuigo and uue $5.31 o egd, $2.00;' cannel, 38.U0@U.00% Hocking Valloy, $8.80} Todteun biock, $5.00; Dalthuore & Uig, $6.003 THt: nols, $4.0 @V, DRUGHS AND CHEMIOALY~Trade coutinues fair ot the wuuaked pri-a: Acld aitrde, b, SLub@hla; acid, tartanc, powdered, &, 6idstlc ; smmohla, carb, 20530¢; aalo-grosso, doc,,’ $1,5041.88; borax, ref, 1, 18616c; Llue Vitnol, Ih 1d41sc: cresn far r, pure, B, 4o@3e; cochinesl, Houd,, Ib, 809 6} cblorofurm, b, $i.M0i),-0; glycurive, "1 ' bulk, r ci gum' arabic, pioked, 8U@TSc: gum . Borid, dhebic; Kub Camphor, iy 25@30; gum opium, 066,035 gum_aliellac, Iy 16is ic: jodiue, 1, .50 urphis, sulp 25544605 oy cautor, el Tatuon, $h6ubd.15; pottass, chivr., D, Bkadde tavalut, fuds, I, "$ %35 ; quinine, sulpli, oz, 2.83,32.40; red prociyt, B, $1.27@1.90; root ipicac, r“ad"l u'l“fi'.'é:”;wu,%u 5 wr;-x'.'& 8317 0; nal vpsom, ), 4 d 'y €l a 110115} soap, Caqilla, Geu., bu, 1081407 sulpbur, liy 4 s ko sasanirea bark, @ 1BC, EGUS—Surictly frach fackias wers slsble st 16s, and for extre cases 1440 Liaa been pald, ¥ISU~—Tbo position of the 8a4 1arket was essen- tally unchaoged. Usders were baing Slled a4 thy Tuuge of pives folowingi No. 1 whiledah, kobrl, I No. 3 do, 846364 05 Do, 1 Lruut, 850 @338 No. 1 sbore mackersl, new, Meurl, $i1.5 @1o.80; No, 1 Uy, $r@b.-61 No. 2 wackerel, [ i U3, b3 ~brl, $7.:6(37,60; family macke. -brl, g(o. hhm‘:‘au. u.'ud.w; va"lxbuy l‘h, i Jank caifish, $3.00 L $5.8 AhT5; FUmmer.cure: trsdoe Derrlug, apilt, hel . i S48 Labeador herrlig raund, iel, § .3 @502 do A-br), $1,69@1.73; aealod lierring, per hof, 44@dde: Columbts Nirer syliaon, S-nri., ISR, FLUITS AND RUTA=Domesties remaln Inactive, the demstd, s for aome daya paat, Leing restricts ed to amad wwounte, Just® o meet fnmoliata wanta, Tn forelgn feolfa_fhorn waa a falr movos ment 4 Ua1eedntlese: FORVIAN—Datar. MrB1i0; fizs, drims, 12@134c: Agy, Inyers, 10@1%0, Turke isu prunes, 1. @ “rencl prunes, 11 1%y raistus, Inyers, Jooan Stuacatel, 3.4 ¢ 0 3 Zante currnt efteon, 21a2n : goel, i ac, DOMEATIO—Allen apdira, 14 20¢] Michl- & 1 Applon. 4 1,@itec ; Indlana and Hlinolr, @1 o eachen, itvem, 11C@.L vi dn, mixed. 9L @Ive; do, parad, 203 c; Ulsckberr ek, 1n @i apherties, EORE N2 pitted cherrles 25 2%, NUTS-=Flilerts, 1 @ 10'ge: amonds, Tere ions, 2. 3265 Noples walntle, 1+ @ifc} Gronobla walnuta, 12@Lic; Birsails 7. uBo; Texre, 1350605 Wikinington penite, Hip ‘Tonuesseo peanuis, Axi3-c: Alrican peanuts, rae family ki CGeorgo's” corlfisg e FRUITS~Peaches wore acarce, tho receljts feom tho Eimt b ng bihen of s fow baskots of Michigans wero offeresd at highne pris. Apjlot wern all sud weak, uncler Iarge ofietings. Grapes and years wera ploptifnl and in tuderite tequedt, Orangen, 87,00 7.23 for_box; femons, $51.006i . Michutan vearie @3 .0 ‘per uaakat, Deliware do, $1.813100 per bax: appies, common to choire, §2.09 @231 per bEI} grapes, o 02 por et 5 Conioris, @00 per cave Of 30 1w Deliwater, $150hd t carog peark, 8170 por Liskaty plime, 1,23 per Uaskot; Callfornda pears, $1.L0@1410 por baz, OROCERIES—Tha quotations of coffes were being ehaiked ot exteut of ‘4ot ty¢, and Flco alno was offer- 1fig at a concanston, For nthor staplo articlea and for #ido goods thera was a comparatively steady fecting. We maka no ehange in ouf liat 1 Ricr—Itungoon, G@TNc Cotollus, TN@8Ke; 2% Inuinina, Ta- <€ Coyrees—0, G, Javo, 33@3Uc; Java, No, 2, 3, @2l good ta primo @r2{es osating, @3le; cholea to fancy Mo, a0, FuaLiye; comman to fair, 211 20 inganore Java, 2igitc; Costa Rics, 33 acailio, 2w 2ic, BUgAzs~Fateut cut joaf, 1 Yo ; erished nud powder- ed, L« 112,0; granulated, 17 o 11405 A, stamdard, 10' i ¢ da No, 2, 10k @i0 6xlraC, 10'.c: O No, 2 0%l o3 o, (@-ic; choico brawn, 9@die; fiir to primo d @3 1} common o, 7748 yc; cholce molasscs sugar, 9@0%e; commou 10 good do, T5tA.,c, Stnces—Callforniy Migar-10at d. ioa, 15@Ak § dla- mond_drips, SLOS@LIOS siiver drife, estri’ foe, Ghatioc; good sugar-nouss sirup, 5. extra_do, 60aGic: New Orleanm molnnacs, cliojce, now, do” prime, 63« ive{ do common to guod, 3 e t Purta Rico molanses, 55aG0c; ecommon molasacs, 40 ‘German Mottled, 0% @Tc; While Lily. 0\ 3 Wiite Huse, 630 0kc; SBavon Twperial, e Qolden Weat. 41 HAY~-'Tho margei w s titm at an advanco of about t0c per ton undor & good d mand {rom_ahippors, and very light receipta, No, 1 timothy suld at §13 Gi15.5 frea on voard, and npland pra rlo ot $12,04313,00, freo on baard, 1o at §11.00 on travk, IIGHWINES—Wers dull sud 1c lowar, Bales were remrictod 050 brla at 8115 por gallon, New York wsa agun esilor, and ibo markews sl around the country are weak. JHIDES—Wero unchanged, Doslers wors taking tho stroet loty at ruling 1+ rices : Green city butchers’, 614@ 33 ¢} green calf, ey areen curel light and Leavy, K@ 12° @ sy dry dint bides, kKip and catf, 16%16 yo; dry salted hides, 71391 :X 05 deacon akine, 45adie, [fldes with oue grub-wnd uver are classed as_damaged, Dawinged riock Lrings two-thirds price, and branded 16 per cent off, Sheep pelta, . U(a e, HOPS—yWer 1n modcr s 0 8 .pply andreqriest at 150 20 for Weateri, The Wikcol i crop keacraily wan s enred n good condition, thou ( n_ some yards pick- lug cymmunced whiie the ubps wee) tov greon, Tha Covporstown Jowenaluays: The grawers havo hiad favorstla worihor most of $he time siuco Abey com- menced pleking. 1t [s now eatdent that _the crop will 1ot average noarly as_wellin quality as that of Jsat yoar, which was wupertor ; indeed, thery will be com~ paratively fow aa fine los 54 (o best of 4w, Sany of the growers, in onler tobo lewk in _muriet with thele bops, commotced picking a week of Lo too soon, and hence liave & weak and luferforarticle to after, Mold ha to 0 moderata extent damaged mora boy thau wan thorght porsible & wook sgo, * The re- suit tw, tLers will L 3 larire atwonnt of rather poor and inferlir hops, which it will b d.0Vlt o sell at romil- nerative pricod thus yasr. Thero will bs bt faw lota, we judge, of zeally Lud hopw, at lrask in thin_county. ‘The quantity wil exceed thaf of 1wt year, Wo shall have, say, 39,000 bala for exiorl, of to beld over. Thero In no prica estublivhied yet, ' Thia dralers do not care to buy on Apeculation, uitd the brewers, with a slick bunluosa, ate giving but few orders, and those at low figurce, Our hope isdn & pocsiLe export domand fromn England, OTLS—Catbon wan activo and stronger, prices ad- vanclug %c._In other olls thero Were 1o changos in valion,” We now quote : Carbon (andard white), 118 deg. teat, 12%.1i03 o Tilinols legal test, 130 dey., Tl dlight, 175 deg., 1653 L.e; exiralard olt, $1,07@1.08; No. 1, V3@! FBi0c; lnseod, Taw, Bo.eudc s do boilod, TiaTie] whalo, i5@Td0: ' sperm, $2.3%R32:4%; neainfoot ofl, strictly purs, $1.15@1.20% do, extes, 9207 do No. 1, K3e} 3 plumosgo ofl, u@ise; tar: phtla, 63 gravity, 13@ L8 e naphtha, (ommon, 19¢; West Virgiulo olis, natural, 20 dege, U503 natural, 30 dey., 300 roduced, 23 deg., 22323, POULTRY—The re.oipfa of chickens woro fair, but thie domand wan good, and recont prices wera casily obianed, Bprings wold ab $1,00.20,50, And oid at ‘$4,00 (:4.35, Ducls at $3.0064.25, Tuskeys were scarco Ao alablo st 13)ge. Pruiriochickeus old at $0.60 par ozen, BEKDS—Timothy was {n modernte demand st former prices, The recet) L+ were gumaller and tha gon era) matket steadier, Irime new sold at $2.3°@340, aud primo old a4 $1.50, aud §2.08 for cholce do. Com~ mon gradon sold ot $3.00@2.80. FIax vola ot $1,30.4 1,10, be offering balug chietly poor in quallty, ed top suld at §1.03, HALT—Was falrly ociivo and_steady: Saglnaw, and Cauiada Gne, 81.60; ordinary courss, o withont. bags, $2..81 " dairy, with Lags, $470% Ashian_dairy, per sack, $1.00. TEAS—For Japan grades thers was & Wberal de- mand, ond the tone of the murket was unqualificdly firm. Greea and lesd wore qufet and ateady. We quote: QuNrowpEs Morunk—Chol.o 10 fancy, $1.00@1.103 good to prume, T0G¥ia; cammoa ta good, 4kwBla; Pingsuey, choice, Tiato: falr Lo good, 508 00g ; commou, 3Xg40c, IureniaL Moyunx--Chalcato B@UE; goud o prime, Gu@ido; common, U Al Pingsusy cholce, Tkeifo: falr to good, W@ o common, 400. JaPax—Cholce to fancy naw, k6 W a fully fair to prime, 7ha750; do comnion to oo, 63@600; clioice to fancy old, T0@isc; good to rimo, o, 55@sda; common, MwAie, OOLONG— Cholca ta fancy, 80c@$1.00; goad to prime, G6ATUe cumtnon, W ide. WOOD—Hald at $7,00 for beech, and $3.00 for maple. VEAL-~W.a caefer at @Y, VEQETABLEb—Were very dull and almost unquot- abls, Ononn wern offerod ab $1.u0a1.28 per L, ai | polatocs at 250 per b, Bweet potatoes wers 1 moder- ate demand at §2.60.45.00, the outuldo fur Jerasys. WOOL—Wan tyitfet and wuchanged. A faie astorte ment of wool is offerad, but thors i littls lnquiry from any sonrce. | At Borton AD lmyrovemont i trado {n reported, Quotations : Tub-washed, strictly prime, 51 (@4¢ ; do (00t 10 guod, 4 KA 3 washed Heaos, ae, 40 Gici do modium,'dletic: do coarse, 3%@ic: unwasked, ue beavy to light, 20@280 ; 4o medium, 53 @s3a; docosrae, Baie. LUMBER, The eargo market woa quist aod ateady under light offerings { saveral cargoes .woro nold in ihe morning, aud saveral large cargovs were carrlod over, Ploce- stufl waa quoted as $7.76 and luch at $8,00@19.60. Bhingles were In fair demand and steadler, the offer- iug on tho markel hsving lately beensmall, Prices range from $2.13.42.60, the sutaids for apecial brands, The rotail markot was sgain active, Following are the pricos : Firet clear., .. = wov e B0 15,00 Bacond clear, 1 inch 10 2 Inch - 0! Tuird cieur, § fnch, Third cloar, thick. o - 38,008 0.0 Clear fooning, 1at and 2d, rough, ... 33, W@ Clear alding, 1st sud socond. ... . 19.00 Firat comuon meling,vesses oo - 18.0@17.00 Piooring, frat common, drensod. .. + 40,00 4 3200 Flooriug, second comtuon, dreased, « 31,0008 :4.00 Box boards, A. o © 8,00331 00 Hox bourda, 2500700 A atock boards, 10and 12 fn. 3700 Bstock board! . K00 37,000 Catork boards. + 16,0@in00 Fenciug (16 1t.) 10.00411,00 Common lumber, 10.00a11.00 Joists aud scautiing, 1Atk L.15@ 2.0 2363 200 LIVE STOCK. cuicao, * Caltle, Hhewn. al 7 €07 1,801 n61 Shigmenti— Snerp, Stonday. Tuesday, Total, . riaveaeses 2018 6,439 » CATTLE~There was & faltly-sclive market, and, cotsideriug (he miserable quality uf the stock on sals, the course of prices was much mors favorsbla for scliers thao they had any reason to expect. That the market was n 80 favorallo a position waa ths result ot the reports recelved yesterday sud tho day bafore of & change for the bettar in the principal ¥astern ware kets,~New York, Buffalo, and Mittahurg being quoled an @0 belter than last weeX, Tho lberal recelpts and the undesirable class of siock otered preventsd any sdvance bers. Clioics caitls did not cob wuch of & Byure io tha day’s supply, sud there were scarcely & balf-dozen tranufers st prices sbove $3.73, Stockers were (0 good demaud st $1.00@4.23 fur common to prime droves, with sales mostly ab §5,50@4.00. Ths woarkel closed steady, eArT ) Number and dnn(arwn.u ALen 4} ‘Tesan leers M ozen,l., 70 chalce ateers. 23 cows.. \ 18 mediuw stoers, 18 oxen, ... 17 scalawagy, ..., 14 cows and balls, 18 stookers, 13 atockess, ,. " do, ol ockera 3 mbkera 8 alockera. 12 Mockes 47 Toxan Ainora 13 medium sleers,. 43 Texnn nleers 1 14 cowa., /110 20 cuws, o 1 extra Rlcern, 68 1w Huum rleor, 17 wedittm stoer, 6 mediutn ateers 19 mrdium eleers, HUGH~Thera wag o AP 4 dvan e in hogs, the improvement in xome fnatances siounting to 1@ 2ue, and AYersging o stropg 100, Thero Wan 1o cous sideratilo domand Crons local cniters, but the Eastern orders far exceeded tho supply, nnd’ trading was Lrisk at §1.00@1.:0 for comumon ta primo Hyht, and at 37, G4 for common W gond heavy, Hogs that were of A quality g1od enough ta meet tho requirements of tho il tjnty trado wora nxiged sy acarco, atd com~ manded almod any prics Uit ioilers had 'the faco to atk, nad wo note malce at $9.40 603 Skippent and {uferlor heacy ot sold 46 £1.50 8 1,25, Conover & IHall wold 75 Liead, averaw' ' 41 Iie, at $,80, 670 20 20 T i1 1. . T 0 i, SHEEP=Wero fa'rly setive aad Grm ol £4.50@ Ir common to cholve, RUFPALO. BOrFALO, X, Y., fept, 15, ~CATTLRE—Roccipin, 573 tobsl for the week, 6,443, Marknt niora artive, sirong, ond 1@ 1;e advanea on all gradea of cattls, with har |- Iy autiicient to supply tho demand, A fow mora 1ot of good g ity whibping eatils condd have bean dine pescd of at tho udvatice, Curtinon qtinlity diaposed of roadily ; salen 200 ; sarda bare of atock, Fresh arrivals througli cowlguments, 2 4%D (AMB9—Rocolpts 6,400, the majority bo- il for tha week, 14,600, — Market falrly «uality frewh s Arclvain vers fatr, all_offerings cady males, Bheop strong at yesterday's nu Tatahe 130 off Inst Week's prices, Halea 4,700, Teceipte, 310 ¢ tolal for_the week, 7, i, Merket windor, fely Retlves nalen, 9,000 Yorkers, gr.ws: fed, 0t STA0ATANS comated, $1,6 @105 hoaty hogs, $4.0ka 3,953 gradirs, vory siow of suio. AMT_LIDEUTY. sT Linsary, Sept, 15, —CATLE—Necelpta to-day, ik bead, or 38'care, of through slock, aud 51 carn for 5 0 berr, aking for tho 1wodayn, 1,541 hoad ; the sup- yiv 4 good, and yesterdag's prices wero malatained witlh a wiiabt advancs on good grades to $7.00 3 medtum togond, $3.7%a 1,60 ; common 10 fir, $4.35 ; bully, $1.50@3,50 ¢ otorkors and feeors, $3,06@ 1,50, Tons—Naceipt to-dax, 3,8.0 Lead, and tor the two davs, 6,240; Yorkers, $1.94@3.35: Pulladelphls, $2,50 Filve-Tocepts to-iay, 4,09 bioad, and foe the two n78, 13,500 ; sclling at $155an.50, S, Tovis, Sopt., 15,—ilonus. bly Jower, Bhippol buteliers', $1.50/4 4, CarrLei—~Dema €hoice HatIves, §3, 2B, BRI common and hight, 1,0 @903 guud to choics Toxaus, $3.3084,50; common o fair, 33,45 1,60, CINCINNATI, CINCINSATY, Sept, 13, —Hous—Dull; stockers', §6.00 66407 cominon light, $7,007,.0% "good light, (@1.83; good hutebors’, §i.! recelpu, 1,000 suipments, 419, »—Fasier, but_not quota- $1.2067.48; bacon, $1.90@7.75; ety TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, FORCIGN MARKETS. Spreial Dupateh 1o The (hieazn Tritw Lrvenroot, Sopt. 16~11 &, w.—FLOUR—No. 1, 2st No.2, s, . GnaN—Wheat—Winter, No.1, 10s7d; No,3,108: spring, No, 1, U Ukl No, 2, % R white, No. 1, 118 No 2, 108 815 club, No. 1, 114 €Q; No, % s, Coru—No, 1, 403 4 3 No. % Ms 1d. Provi<tons~—Tor! 0d, Lard—5s 6, Loxnow, Sopt. 15.—Coxsor—Money, 94 7-103 Ac- count, 14, Ui STATEH BINDS—5-2' of 'G5, 105, ANEBICA¥ RAILIIAD Srounrrica—Now York Cene tral, 04 Erlo, 141§ preferrud, i, PrTnonEUN—Retined, 05 @95d, New Yonit, Sept, 16,—A dispatel from London says: *Tho dullness which provailed yewtorday {n the mir- ket for American sccurlifes continues to-day, Whilo s sliyht concension in pricea {s observable, tho goneral markets aro flit, Flvo-twentlos of 07 declived 3y por cent, and United States Gn, now, aro quoted at 305, Bharea of tito Penosylvania Rallroad declined X per cont,” Pammy, Ropt, 15,~RexTrs—~a6r Gie, FUANKFOtY, Sept, 15,—UNITED BYATES DONDS—" 10y, NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET. NEW Youx, Bopt. 15,—~Thiore was & moderats pack- 8ge frado fn cottun gnods, prints, winghams, and dress goodn, Shirtiugs wora fn Letter domaud at low fgures, Colton flannels and Choviots wero falrly acte ive, Wool tlannels and blankets wero lens nctive. Fancy casalmeres wero lers quict and wesk. At auc- tion, dress goods and ribbons brought good prices, and were largely dlatributed. BOSTON WOOL MARKET, TosTox, Sopt. 15,~The Inaclivity previously nated in wool atill continues, Modium fiecce and combing und delaine velcctions are in falr demaud; One fleeccs are dull and neglected, and svll at low and unsatiafac- tory priets, Salcs of X and XX Ohlo and Penasylvania 8t deeidse; Michigan and Wikconsin st 423450; comblng and delaine Belectiona at 50@50¢ ; washed at 40@43¢; vuwushied ouly limitod inquiry for pullod woaly, with sales of good and choico super at 5@50s. ‘THE,PRODUCE MARKETS, NEW YORK. ectal Dispaleh (o The Chieaso Tridume, Xzw Ton%, Bept, 15,—OuarN—Wheat—Market quiet, and prices generally without dectded cliunge; uales, 85,000 L al $1.2441.30 for No, 2 Chirngo ; $1.39 for No, 2 Northwestern ; $1.32) for No, 2 Mjlwaukeo; $1.88@1,42 for No, 1 spring; $1.40@1.44 for old win- ter red Weatern ; $1,45.41.47 for old amber do; aud $145e 55 for whito Western, Rys quict; 04@95e for Btate, Varley quict, and in buyery’ favor; salos of 3,000 bu six-rowed Atate at $1,33, Corn firmor, but thie limited supply uf sound purcels materially chiscks business; sales of 74,000 bu at T4@7Gc for atearn Woateru muxed ; 76@77c for sail do; 71@19¢ for high mixed and yollow Western; and 70@%c for heated snd unsound Weatorn mized, Oats firmor and falrly active; males of 62,000 bu at 43@35030 for new mized snd white, including Blate at 45@38; white Weatern at 84@Yc; mized Oleago at BIX@SAc: 5UGSTo for old tmixed Wastert ; anu 67@bvc for white do, Provisions—3iddles dull st 134c for clty long clear. Lard firm ; ssleaof 200 tes a2 13)c for prime stoam, Wirtexx—Dull and heavy, with buyers st $1.17 and acllers at $1,18 per gallan, GRoomtEs—Bugar—Market qulet snd wnchanged © fair 10 good refintug s quoted st 77;@INc: primeut 85-16@4%;0, sud Nos, 10and 12 Havaua st K@8ye. Coffso—Markot dull aod unchanged ; Itio, 19)(@3S0, gOld ] auu Marncaibo, ik @ 3K, gokl, TatLow—Firm, with sales of 70,000 1ts at 9% @10¢, thio Istter for city, Fus1an7s—Frm ; chartoring tonnege steady ; bus- neas in genoral lunlled, To Livarpool by saf), 160,000 bu grain at8X@id. To Loudou, by, steam, 8,000 bu o at 7d. 17 the drsoctaied Preas.] Ne# Yoax, Bept. 16,—Frova—Quict; recaipts, 13, 000 brls ; superfine State and Veatern, $4.85@35,35 ; coin- mon to good extrs, $5.70@8.05; good to choice, $5,00 @0.40; white whest oxira, $0.4547.50; extra Oblo, $0.0547.20; 8t Louls, $3.00@8.80. Nyo flour steady ; . 6xa8,80, Coun-Mrzar—Quiet; Western, $3.03G4$,35, GnAIN—Wheat—Lcos active ; rooalpia, 282,000 bu; lower; No. 2 Cllcagy, $1.21@129; No. 2 North. weatarn, 9129} No,*3 Milwaukeo, $1.3133 No, 1 apring, $1,83@1.42; No, 3 Milwsukeo, §1.2¢ ; winter rod Western, old, §1.40@1L48; smber do, old, §1.65@ ¥ white do, |I.IJ\-7|AJL Tiye qulel 3 State, m(; 6o, Larley quist: sla-ruwod State, sharg. "Ml quive and uaclianged, Corn—Dytuand fair, aud prices Lavesdvanced ; recarpls, 10,000 bu; Wistern mized stoam, Té@i6o ; do wall, Wle7T5¢; high mized snd Ipte, ¥ H e, old, Bgtda § % T muw, 4igsuce 2 fla=Unchanged, Ouocenies—Ilo toffee quiot Lut steady; cargoss, 17520 1o gold ; jobling, 175 31c fu gold, tugar qilul but steady; Talr 0 good tefining, 13BN 3 priwe, Blc; rufid Bra and faurly aclivoat 105G 13 Miscomdo, Tiic. ‘Nobassxs—ull sul fomioat, ick—Hieady 3 uisian d Y e Tiangoon, § bloo a gola. - 'O Bems TG, nx‘guuuux—l’uw; crude, 6o} reflned, 124@ RIBAINED REsni—Steady ; $1, HPIuETs TUAPAN TN Bt a!l il Euoe—Yirm fpavestora, 1:3gdate, Xs—Pork firnier new mess, §21.00 osah $20.484 2045 October, Boat' quist, Cut Sl e ldulon dill; Wotesi Loun gloar, $20; city doy 124 H e . 3 i 2 e Curzaz—arket dulf at @10, iR i 1UEL -1 ; bemlock sala, DBuenos Ayros, and Rio Grando 1 {.f, middle, sad I.\.:uy walghis, ¥ 30 Caltfornia do, 2583707 common do, doatics aoat—itaady ; domentio fluece, 43@63d; pulled, 27 Ax1ats—~Manutactured ocoj stoady ; {ngos laky LN Irou—seotch ao” ik qulch: ba Arin 3 TAgIN0; Amorican dull sud beavy af 20@00; Kusala B ting, LIY@19Ka, Falls quiet | out, $1,15 Clinchy FLIa T8 § Boran shoc, NoJ, m’_a?u. % PALTINORE. Datrivons, ept, 18, —Froyn—Quict ebanmeds CaTN—Wiieat—Qufet it firm 31.43; mivel, $1.411 No, 3 Weatera rod, g1 40 enayivatis fed, 3, @134 Corn—Sarkat it Weatern mized, 7. igeo Oate—aarket dull; Wegs atn inixod, 3@ ; Ryo~Sarky e fmand tar and f Ar—Damand falr and market Arm; Mar) Peunagleanin tmothy, $23.004 3600, T2 140d tng Provisiona—Markel dnils owler for round loty, activn order teade, Pork, §13.25, Bk jenes Hhouldare, 8750 ¢ clesr pib, 123 (312350, luow 2 Bhioulders, 10¢; cloar rib, (Yilixos 184e. Tand gnist but steady: rofuted, §is, Byrren—birm and naclaged. PRTROLGUM—~Untettled ; crude, 67¢4so; 13,811 %e, ' freSieatos Mma o, No. 1 amber Way, reflnq‘ l(k\lv:n—Ncn\&Mh Ttlo cargoes, 15@20 o0y Jobbing, s Al WHBRT=Dull and tower; $1.2031.203. PUILADELPIIA, PRIEAPELPIIA, Py 8014, 16, PITROLEONirm e, d, 12c} erude, e, Hexpa~Q ilet aud unclisngod, Froun—Cloica family ateady at fall pricons ofnen slow sxiran, 3,00 43.80; Iows, Wisconnin, wnd yijp uesota axira famlly, .25; Hiate, Oblo, aud [y, disnn, $3.95R1.00 ; high fradics, $7,75 5,80, GRAt—Wheat qulet old red, $1.45a1.43, Ty, 03¢, Corn irm; fairly aciiva; “yellow, 14@78c; W, orn mized, 13.574e, Oals wanted; white, 10@ hl‘nnvlr!mm—-mc:my. .\Lrnl |vurlx-‘l'-ll.01'hfi . Ted ams, 1ic: amoked do, 14albe, Lard, $13,70@1 WitiiaT—Weatern, $1.19, s SikTean g LuTrer—Fiem; Now Yirk Btate and Bradford Cony. ty exiras, 31.031¢7 Orete, 29 R:J0e; Weatarst oxer o, iy ey frwia, WLaatn mlu:’fu 3230} Bra, dord Eaan—Weatorn fresh, haid [ Ar, Louts, Bept, 15, vauced al OUIA, -Fraun—Lower grad iy, awing 10 taoscareity of wuperni Ly ',wz 0§ extra fal), $4,67@L78 ¢ dunlSn e 1l, 1,85 Gnaty—=Wheat quist anid nnchianged $1.64 $L.i545 @180 Soprember $1LAGLAY v No, i 4o, 3100 cashi ; $1.0 November, Corn highet for canls ; esslar for future; No, 2 mited, B9 00 cash: mla‘ He l!munlr; ’4‘1;.@4 r“ Nnazmha Uats Ay and uuchanged, ' Tarley quict and unclinug Bembors Mo 3, e o - A A PRovIEIONS—Vork " qulet and weak: $21.85a21m deltvered. | tard=—parket, dul; job Tobs of 'iriay ateam nt’ 13c, Bulk meatn nominally unchafgels Bacon e: % 2, hut 1n good demaud ; shuuldors, yug: shloa, 13@ LY, i1 Wittsnr—Ditli snd Towor : $116%. tticrrpra—Flour, 7,000 bris; ‘wheat, 24,000 Lu; cory 12,000 bui oate, B,00 buz' rye, 4,000 b baney, 1,000 bu, g CINCINNATL Cixersvaty, 0., Sapt. 15,—FrLoun—Qulet and u. changed, GRarx—IWheat falr sud firmer ; shade higher ; ney red, $1.10@L35: now white, 81.95@ 145, Uorn "quiey and mioady 3 8974, Oita quict aund wteady ; S, ulm., lqulnl sad nnchanged, Ryo quiet’ aod un changed, PR,VIRONA—Dork falr sad firm; sales of clis y $21.40. Tard easior: stoam, 113} country, lr‘l"ag Lo, Duik meats dalleji07 "1265 1340, Luew dull ; 4 @1 o, Winskr—Good dsmand; full prices ; $1.18 l;l\n!—l"lh and ll:‘m ;3 1668 O, orrvn—Fale and fiom s clotes Western R @zxies Central Olido, 3 Q2ic; medinm, l-raleb.-'.m Oeexr—itvady and unchange:d ; 105 ilc. Otwe—Linsocd dull; 67c,Lard dullf $1.0091,03, TOLEDO. Torzno, Bopt, 15.—Fioun—Sleady; moderate da mand, inats—Whest quiet ajuit_and Soptomier, d weak; ambec Micig, i Qctoner, £1.349; No, 2 r 53 £1.3'21.41 : No. 1eanal rold $1.113 ¢ old do, $1.41; No, ared, 15, Corn fulrand firm 3 highemized, st and Heptember, 660 Octoter, 6705 luw-mixod, fie) . 2 white, "i003 "m0 grade, 6o, Oata atedy} moderste deinand ; No. %, 420; Boptember, d2ye; O:tober, 41c; Mirhiigan, 43 ted, e, (o'for corn; 2 ter 0l TimaduTs—To Batalo quiet ab 4 oats, Biwtte, & . Rovtess—Flour, nonos whest, 85,000 bu; 10100 s ate o0 b Wity il Bisesves—Fionr, 1,000 brls; whoat, 14,000 b cotn, 13,600 bu 3 vate, 14,63 tia, XEW ORL uAR—Quict; commen to cholse " :\Xu Asie hlnm;u dl:;mw. Foyu—Hteady; doable, § 5,753 treble, $3. 7,005 chele fanily, $7.2557. Thed W (éoluldll"‘.‘Ab—Dul i qu w‘x"loufll,fl'v. mAIN—Coru qulct ; 85 . Uals firmer, B! Fle—Dllll'g.;‘U:"“ @:m 5 iy PuoviatoNs—Dork dull; held at $22, 20,75, snlt ploulders doll quoted looan Y w(?unkad Dm Bucon quets 1033 He 1440, Uamu, choice sugu cuced, Tazj@ld e, Lard firmer; tlerco A Mge; kea 15@137;0. Coryana—-Dilt; ordinnry fo prime, 18:320)c, Watsax~Weak; Jouhing £1,10@1.20, MILWAUKEE, MILWAUKER, Sept. 15~FLoUR=Qulot anl e changud, —Wheat quiet and wesk; No, 1 Milwaukes, 0. 3 do, $L.143; Beptember, $1.445%; Octoe Corn falr, advanced ; No, 3, firm ; No, 2, Bepiember, “ Beptembor, $LI%, Nyo atésdy: No, I, TnovistoNs—Nominally firm, Mess pork, $2.00, Prima lard stoady ot kg 1350, Farrante—Qulet and steady 3 to Buffalo, 93¢, REcr1PTA—Fiour, 4,00 brla ; whoat, 91,0.0 b, BitzraeNTs—-Flour, 2,000 brls ; whoat, 130,00 bu, TOSTON, -Froun—Flrm: moderals de )y $i.00U@B.80 ; cotninon exe tra, $.00 5 Wisconsin and Mjnnesots extrs fame 11y, $7.5e .71 3 whilo whest Obto, Indiaus, snd Mich fgan, FLU0aT8; Hilncts, $7.00s8,50; 'St Louts, $1,0049.2, 1 fancy luuesots, $1,78@0.61 Gnaty—Com—Mixed aud’ yellow, 7i@8le, Osls fria ; mixed aud white, 45 1546, BUTFALO, Durraro, Sopt, 16.~GnaiN—Wheat inactive, Com firm ; Aalee’ 17,000 bu No. 2, to arrive, st 876931 18,000 bu spot a8 6/08c,_ Oats—No, 2 Chioags omered at4ic, Ryo neglocted, Darley negloctad, Fuitouss—\Wheat, 703 cora, 630, CLEVELAND, * CLEVELAND, O,, Bopt, 15,~URAmn—~Wheat, corn, aad ot# wern uncianged, PErnoLEoM—Ezcited and unchanged, peascie i MARINE. PORT OF CHICAQOD, SEPT. 18, Anmtvep—Frop Ohlo, Bay Clty, salt; barge 0. N. Ryoam, Bay Clty, tumber; barge J. T Johoion, Day OCity, lumber; prop M. Grob, Manistee, lumber; bargs Windsor, Alalates, Jumbor; scur Pauline, Muskegon, lumber; schr Rate Lyonn, Muskegon, lumber ; schr Dello Walbridgn, Hturgoon Bay, lumbor; achr Whiriwind, Muskegon, lumber; etmr Corous, Bt. Jusopb, sundries; prop Meusenger, Bt, Jos, sundrics ; prop George Dunbar, Muskeyon, lumber; bargs Contest, Muskegos, Iumber : schr Oity of Milwaukee, Alliwsukeo, sundries; tug Caroline = Willlawms, Manitou, tawt schir Grace Murray, Duncan City, sundrice; achr 0. il Huckley, Muskegon, sundrios; stmr Chlcago, Mauilos b, Tiuttalo, Boatow, Heut, 15, mand ; Western' wu wue, sundrieas prop Ru sundrles; stwr Muskegon, Muaiegon, sundries; Iop 5 B turd, Houghton, sundries; schr Herild, ichigan Clify light; prop Hkylark, Michigsu City, lights prop Ao ol Yahries Mevomines, Lig iron: shr D, k. Velkes burg, Alpena, Sumber: achr \Winnie Wing, Beniod Harbor, wood: sche G, D, Norris, Bouton Harbat, water logged (wreckod); schr Libbjo Nuu, Susmlet lumber; acbr Lizzio Doak, Kt. Jos, lumber; propds Pridgoon, dr., Port Nuron, sundrien; barge O 8tar, Cleveland, coal; barga H, F, Chiirch, Clovels coal§ scow Venture, Clay Danks, bark; tug Goldsmils Maid, Clovetaud, towing; prop J. . Owean, tron ora; achr Behuylil), Ere, coal, OLEARkD—Btmr Corona, B4, Joseph, nundries ; stme Chilcako, Manttowoc, sundries ; tan Harbor, sundrios; prop alo, 60,000 Lu wheat} schr * Lumberma: Creck, 6 bris boef, 3 "tons “hay; bokeu, Ringston. IMJ34 bu corn} Qwen 'Sound. Portlaud vis Goderich, 38, prop Java, Buffalo, 31,621 bu carn, prop Lincolu, Kingeion, 16,00 bu wheat: prop Ocead, ontroal, 15,500 bu What} prop Oceaa, Hrockvilis 6 ‘brle pork aud sundriea; prop Bkylark, Michigan Clty, G corde stous s schr Lizzie Douk, St. Josepl, 180 bel ilmo: prop Anle Laurie, Groen Hay, @ topa g frot NIOHT CLEARANCES,—8lior Cily of Tolodoy Ogdeusburg, 60 bris pork; atmr Oity Toledo, Cloveland, 200 bege seed; atmr Cily of Tuledo, Glen-1iaven, sundries; prop Roanoko, Bulis 10, 21,090 b whioat, 10,304 bu Corh, 500 bri Bonr, ax sundries ; stmor Chins, Lirie, 24,600 bu wheat, 3,000ba corn, 600 brla flour, 1,200 bagn scod, and sundriea; stiar Clins,” Duffalo, 200 bris fouti stnr Muskegon, Grand i{aven, 23 brls pork, § tos lard, 17 acks weed; Btmr Muskegin, Muskesony 10, brd vork, 71 pis fruit; prop M, Groh, Manlatie, 200 bu gataitua feed, dud eundilen; grop J. L Haull, 12 Lrls oata; prop J, L. Hurd, Marquel u osts and sundriea; prop J, L. Hurd, Hancock, 600 bt oats, 10 Lrle uppiee; prop J. L Hurd, Esghe Harbor, 1,600 bus osta and sundriss, LAKE FREICHTS. UNICAGO. Frelghts wera moderataly active st 3i(o for corn Duffalo, and 5o for do to Kingeton. Many carriers wera daking 32)c for corn snd So for whesh Charters: Buffalo—Prop Rusala, corn and oats o% through rate; prop Colorsdo, whoat, corn, and cats o8 through rate; bark A. Ruat, scbr L, 0. Butta, corn 84 207 Onpelda, corn on through rats, To Kinge m’fx—smvomu.% ‘corn xt 85, o Montroul—Fwp Lizgar, wheat, sud Lincoln, corn op private trmk f;filgyx Whoat, 26,000 bu { oorm, 18,000 bu; oals, 40, u, MILWAUKED, On the 14th, grain freights wero steady and faidls active, Oharters roported: To Buffalo—8chrs E. B Williams, B. Fitzgerald, Lascslle, Riversids, O, M. Hond, Jennis White, and P, §, Marah, the luat t¥o® arrive from Chicago, all wheat's 330 DETHOIT. 2 ‘The following chartars were repbrisd on ihe13a Benr Aldabazsn, lumber, Au Haubls, to Tolado, $1.57% por my schr Josophine, lumber, balanos uf Beicdy Colline® Inlet to Chatiaza, Windeor, and Amberstbark, shippers’ option, $L60 per m gold, Wheat iu stesds, M 60 Ouweyoy 40 Lo Kiugs1os, 350 (o Butalo, i 1%0 o Qlav latter free of ‘elpvation, BUFFALO. Ths As om the 131 were: Schre Pelersod, Brooklyn, D, A. Wells, Moonlight, m:n:omx;‘w-(ln :: Chicago, Tho par foa i schre Locke and Austiu Charcars), saioe: o4 85 schr T, if, Howlaud, wey Ulack Iuver Lo Milwaukee, st 830, CLEVELAND, Freights are quotsd from 800 0 850 on coal to Ok ©3g0, aud 00 wargoey of Spportance 0 othor Upps™