Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1875, Page 4

4 Unlon Btock-Yard Nation: Hide and Leather Dank MISCAL] City Rallway, Bouth Side City Raitway, Wesl Bide City Ratiway, North Hide. Traders' Inmirance Company. Chamber of Commeten, . STATE OF TRADE. The Loan Market Dull—-Rates of Discount Easy. Ghicago & Northwentern gold;bon Light Movement of Currency to the Country-—-The Clearings 83,600,000, Exposition stock, TATEAT, Nxw Yonx, Sept, 17.—Gold opened st 118, ad- yanced to 11675, fell off to 1153, and recoversd at the cloen to 110y, The Profuce Markets Irregulare--Pork, y OTs Loans were also mado flat. Lard, Oats, and Corn Strong Governmenta were steady, ‘bonda wera quiet, The #ock market opened siron vanced i 10 7 aa_compared with Wheat Tame, the Quality of the Receipts Bolng Poor—A Blow Shipping Clileago Gz Light and Goks Compaty. uilnan Palace Car Companyaee.es The rates pald for borrowing were 164 per diom, end 6, 3, 4, and 2 por cent per anunm, TRailroad and Sate g, 8nd prices ad. loat ovening, Subscquently, thers wan a abarp de- 1oy the shipmenta of tho proceding day wors gemorally 103 1ight, and lako freightn wera quoted dull, thongh » lit- Dil. Asted. o more freight-room was taken yosterday, The fall @145 Afis | movement of grain Isgn an yet, thongh it han experi- enced ono or two little burata of sctivity; they wore roon followed by tho chironio dulinoes which scems all the worse, hecause there 14 o much seanol-room of- fered. Bomo vossels hava lin bern for sovorsl days wailing for loads, even at the present miserable ratea, Tho weather has kept back recelpta, thus AT, #0 that our stocks have decreased aligtly, but the tide must »00n turm, and thon—. It does Dot reem probe ablo that the demand will bo much Iarger than now, = Dry gonds wera fn reasonably active demand, snd were quoted stendy and frm. Tho grocery market wan witliout new features, except that thoro wan n freor morement in coffecs and a_consequent hardening of priccs for {uat staple, Rice remains eass, Biraps, molanses, teas, spices, and sosps were steady and firm, Butter wes active nt fully late quotations, Cheoss was quiet anil weak, ‘The coal and wool markots were slihtiy more active, owing to the cooler weather, but the elosing prices Movement. cline from X t01%, At the second call the market | priccs remsin as beforo, In the fah market thero was firm, at & rocovery of X to 1 from tholowest | worn no oliangos. Dricd frults wers quint, ss wero al- point. In tus sales of Westarn Union this after- | o canned goods of all descriptions, A falr amount of FINANCIAL. moon thero wun & differonce of & l';‘_- trading in grain-bags was accomplished st about fore tween reguisr and pellers’ options over mer quotations, or t 202 for Rtark, 290 for Lewiaton, closiog of the books, was i For the Bustness was not sctive at the banks, The require- menta of the country for currency have leessued, snd spplicationa from tus same sourco for rediscounta are | Fort Fort_fVayne, and not frequent, The slight export demsnd for our | SUOTe, were in meaalon at the St repreacnlatize breadstuffe accounta for this. ‘The futerfor has about | of al through competitive (right el thit tho we- uch currency on and s it needs under present | rangement was abot completeid, ::r:numlunm. i B Tho creditors of the twok-pullishing firm of Lee, “The local loan market 1a quist, The fall trade pro- @grosses satisfactorily to our wholosale merchants, but tho amonnt of mercantile papor 18 far short of the ot~ ‘pabilities of the Lanks. Manufacturers ars supplying nome very good negotisble paper. But thess com- Uined caunot employ the losnable fands fn the mar- kel With the duilness prevasling on the Hoard of Trade, and fn all kinds of unlerprise, the surplus of Lo Lanke ficressen, Tates of discount are 8@10 per cent at the banks to regular customors, Independent borrowers who culy occasionslly appear can obtain sccommodation on very favorable termn. o them, ratea aro 0:28 per cent on call or short time. Indorsements aud collaterals are wery closely scrutintzed, Ou tho sirset, thero {s a larger supply of Ioanable fands than can find employment, lates are 6218 per cent. : New York cxchanga was sold at b0c discount be- twoen banks for §1,000, Thers wero few orders from the country for eur- rency, Thie clearings wero $3,500,000, AN OPENING FOR THE INFLATIONIATS, A recent decision of tho Commissfoner of Internal Revenuc, made public indirectiy, pute » siogular con- struction upon (ke Jaw taxing other eurreucy than grecnbacks or that of National suke. It removes the [ SULme Jona Hleated by e x burden preventing cition and towne fromi tasulng cur- | 1ayer syt rency of tholr own when State lawa do oot Interfare, | G 1, $409,000, 1bd keeplng it in circulation freo from thx eo jongan | ‘Tio Ansistant ‘Treasurer disbursed It does not ge into tho Lands of the banks, Such | Lleatigs, b0k, notcs biave been fesacd Ly St. Louts, Mobile, and, wo | e o7 4%, 80000 belicvs, by soms othier munielpalities in ilio Bouth, snd aro still {o use, At tho time of the organization 0f the National anking Ansoclation, Congress coactod st any Natlons) or State Dank that should use Ihe notes of any peren or Blato bank for circulation should pay & tax of 10 per cont on the amount so used. In Barch, 187, tho Dotos of townm, cities, and munlclpal corporations wero added to tho tazablo cir- rulstion. In Februsry, 1875, tho tax was made pay- sbie by every * peraon, firm, association, corporation, Htate bank, or Blate bauking amoclation, and also by evory Natiooal Bsuking Assoctation,” who used such notes, Under this lsw, business men who used sich motes in thelr daily transactions wero liable to tho tax, and the New York Journnl of Commerce, in whoso valusble *answers to correspondents” the matler was brougbt up, gave the law this cunstruction. Dt the Interna) Tavenuo Collectar of Moblio has pub- Lishod & tetler fn which he gavo a quotation from n decision by Lia superior (the Ion, D, D, Iratt aforo- #11d) 1o tho effect that this tax “ncod not be requirod of any parson, firm, sssoclation, or corporation not engagod In the business of banking,” unloss such per- »ous or firma sy out notes of thelr own, cre the matter rests, All sttompts to obtain di- rectly from Commisaioner Pratt the decisipn slinded tohnve fafled. The Journal af Commerce saya it hian “"failed uttorly, in two faithfnl attempls, to obtain any official information on & subject sbout which tle Habilitina of ¢, of " the ubilify oring co-operation, iculsrs wi Bomo thiat defnlte i stvid witlhin a fow d Delug alrcady b clrulati of orifon the lowest polut of tho day, Lk Shore to 823, Wentern Unlon 1o "0k, totuty, and At Paul fo 347¢, Iens Lake Hhore, "The Kvening Poat aays tereated to purchase a controlling int connection with that road, Coupons, '81.. Goupona, "1 Coupous, 'G5, Coupous, '65, Coupons, '6. Tennensee, old. Tonueazce, uow. Virginia, old. ... Wostorn Union Tel.,. ic KTOCRR, 0136 | 5t, Faul § Bt Paul 67 | Wabuel erre. Mivhigan Central Unlon Pac, stock, Norluwentern 040, 0. AR, el REAL ESTATE. ‘The following instrumeuts were Friday, Bept. 171 publio have tha right to bo {nformed.” TY TROTERTY, The construction sttributed to the Commisstoner | Lowaav, 2T2% ft n of Thirt, makes it poseible for svery city and town in the coun. ‘l):':u lu;(‘ Aopt, 16, try not resirained by State legislation to go into the manufacturs and circnlation of paper eurrency, which ‘waould be freo as long aa it s kept out of the hands of Abe banks, eband v, B4 1t X tt, with bullding, datod. April 27, Nofrton at, 4 2-10 ft s of DUBINESH IN NEW YoRK, 13 £1, dated Sent D, The large sugar-refinery in Now York which was #aid to havo falled early In the week fa that of William Moller & Co. Tho report s confirmed. The Nabilities amount (0$500,000, Tho ansets are said to consist of Teal eatate in Fifth and Madison avenues, and Irving= ton, and tho sugar-lioune and conteuts’ i Van(ais atreot, valued 8t 21,500,000, Tho loases will fall upon four or ive houses, whicl azo piresumned o be abls fo sustaln them, ELANDERS ON THE NEW YORK ATOCK EXCITANGR. A member of the firm of Wilisms & Gulon, which 'was attacked by the scandal-mongers on the New York Block Exchiangs, has appealed to that body for protee- tlon, Tho President of tho Exchangs 1a to comply by ealling a mosting of tha Guverning Commilteo, to taka mossures under the law wo raierrod o yestorday. It 15 propored to enliat the ald of detoctives o * epot™ * persous in and around the Block Exchango who circu- fata false stories of fallures and embarrassments, PORT CHARGES, ET0., IN NEW YORK, The New York Dafly Bulletin, noticing the choap- Desa of vassel-losding at Philadelphis, acknowledgea that Now York port cliarges * of ono kind snd another wre exorbitant,” and it says that, “If any trada which waturally belonga bera (L c., to New York) should bo atiracted to the Delaware by the oconomical modo of dolng bustheas fers, the fact need creato no aston- 125 ft, dated Starch 10,.. 7-10 {1, dated Juty 2v.,. Elston oy, i o cor 0f GeorRo ut, s f, ‘with buthlings, datel Sept, 16, 175 ft ¢ of Notle, 8 £, 25x1: Crmpbell av, 173 1t D03 £t, dated Aug 2129 €1, datod Aig ... OF COURT-IOUSK, satmo Sabdivision, dated Sopt. 10, Sangamon at, 3113 1t n of Fifty-nf: 125 ft, dated March &, 1B7: Lols 1to 11, M to 25, Block 1: wlon @ 3 4w 1 6 e g COMMERCIAL. miorain neowirs, | 1878, [ 1874, Ishment.” “If elevator men, whatt ownors, port ke I wardeus,cnd all thers,” 1t concludes, o nave s Land s Tosl i In making up port charges, would oceastonally conault | Gsta L, 4,210 othar interests Lestdes thelr own, possibly a good deal | Rye, bu 1,908 of trada that ta graduslly alipping away to nelyhboring Dacloyi Ucss i ports might bo Xept in our hands.” ‘Tho circumatanca which calla out theds remarke fn | Weoomosris) given in the Philadelphia NorfA Amerfean: *+The | Cured meats,ital Austrian bark Oami:Dubrovacki arrived on Monday | Beef, brla... from Rotterdam with & full cargo of spefgal fron and | FOrks Drlie spotroloum barrels on treight, Tho veasel commenced #ho dlscharge of Lor inward cargo under general order. ©on Wednesday, and completed it in timo for her to Lo towed 1o Lhe Grand Polnt Grain Elevators on Saturday morniog, whero o lttle over aix Lours hor entire cargoof 36,250 bu of coru was spauted aboard her, “Thio entire cost of loading ths caryo of 006 tons was only $108.75, or say preciucly Iic per tou] No charge of any kind, not uveu wharfage, is mady by the Grand Point Elevators to vessela loading grain thero,” e 1t was reported {hie nfternoon that Mr. Joy, of tho Michigan Central, Mr. McCullough, of tha Nicholss Hotel, with & view ta perfecting & plan for the pooling of earniugs Bhepard & Dilitngham had a weeting to-day. A pate- ot vean sibinitied. by the. ficceixer, which showed aud asxets of “)la.i’l‘lian‘ it in the ssrote {u rtock ou hand, put in af 42, B eonnt ed 1o bo good, To-lay vne D o ™ lha ey 0f Mook Toun, migsr - eiecs, expressed condenco o ths of hin firm to mrv!lu Sr(ll‘nl l“m?:lelx!,l'lfi» pertially coutinued, and numeroun s el T An yet no statement of the atition of the frm can be fll‘l"nnlfl’. but it is , prejudical to the intereata of truth, the fem would caniestiy nak for & sunpension ntil proper inveatigation cuablew thom to yuliish 5 duly authenticatod statement, frnier towards the close, und prices ¥ 10 Erlo raflied to Northwestern _to Thia other chunges wera fmportant, Transacilona sggregated abiares, of which 49,00 wera Pacific Mail, 2,000 Went~ ern Unifon, 13,000 Northwestern, x3,0X Erle, and 66,600 Erto acema to he well held 1o Lonilon, and there {8 & report that {hore s o party orgaulzing, or organized, who are alrouly hearily ine Bhore Rallroad, with a view of securing 8 permsnent There aro indications 1n this market that some comprehensive achemes iu re- gand to through lines §8 on foot, but whether the sclivme Ja un fdicated by thia report, wo caunot say,' Trline mercantile pa- GOYERNMENT DONDS, { New Jorsey Central..210 4 | Ilock Inland, Ohio & Misslssippt Indiana Central,, ; - Chi., Bur, & Quincy.111% Hannibal & 81, Jou, 141} Del., Luck & W Atlantic & Pac. i Central Pac. bonds, 103 1 U. P, hond, 1) Chicego & Alton pfd.103 l 17 ugusta Foreat av, 2031 t4 a of Thirty-firet sf, w f, Bz Aruold t, 450 £t 5 of Talrty-firetst, w £, 255123 of Jackson et, wt, 3ix Went Buperior at, 167 4-10 1t & of Roboy, n 1, 34 BOUTIL OF CITY LIMITH, WITHIN A BADIUS OF 1 MILER Bscramentost, nw cor of Forty-fourth, 4123124 {t srith 24 othor ot in Block 7 o 2,34, 13, dated May 31.,..5,100 Tho following wore e receipts and shipments of tho leading artlales of produce in this ity during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Friday nd for the corresponding date ona year ago s e and 27c for Amorican and Amoskesg, Oits #old falrly st the squotations, Paints and colors sere dnll, There wore no new featuroa lu lumber, Tho yard trada was good, and pricow wero tolerably steady, Tho offoringa of cargoes were larger, and littlo more was done than an the provious day, though trado was by no means brisk. The demsnd for wool and hroom- corn was ngain restricted, and the amail orders receive 2 wero filled at the ruling prices, Hops weroln mod- erato demand, but weak, owing to (ho fact that a Lieavy crap 16 on Lhio eve of being marketod. Tymothy secd was losa activa snd eaxy, Othior scods were quiet and otherwite without change. Green frufte wero abundant on the street as nsual, aud sold at former prices, Vegetablea wera dull, and will probably con~ 1inue to bo aa long as tho recelpts by wagon keep up to thele preaent volume, The offerings of poultry wers hoavy, and prices conscquently wero weaker, THE REASON WY, T3 the Editor af The Chirazo Tribune : Citicado, Bept. 17.—1n your remarks in_your paper to-lay on tho wheat market, you say thai what de- presnod tho market was the report that the grade wan to0 be raduced a0 that what ouglit to go No, d would go No, L If that wan the cane wiil you picase inform your roaders why No, 3 wheat declined nrarly doubla, what No. 4 did 7" The truth is that the bulls un wheat 1n this markes atarted the story that the grade waa bo- ing lowered when tioy saw that mora of it graded No, 3 ihan was for their interest, without a particle of rea: 801 of truth in the assortion, Every recover of grajn hiero has known that us goon as thera was mora di weatber in {ho whoat ~district mora of It would grado No. 2. Indeed, that fs tho rvason tho farmers Lavo hell back, knowing that a larco partof ft wonld grade No.'2 if they waited until it waa through the aweat wud hail dry weathier to thrash it. Nodouht the quality fs fujurcd to » countdorable extent, but 1f thore Alioald bo dry weatber to thrash there will be n gooa deal of a8 bandsome No, 3 wheat an any ono wislies 1o soc in this market befors the next slxty daynaro over,and if tho bulls on wheat nceiso thofnapoctors of_loweriug the grade gvery time thry inapect s car of No. 2, 1think it will koep them i trouble s good paf of the time, I haven't haard of receivor tiiat expected or wished to bava tho grado Jowerad, and the story was manufactured ont of whole cloth by the bulls o try 1o make the inspoctors grado what Is' really No. 2, sud make it No. 3, 50 that they can get out wholo on_soma contracts thny nade st a higher price, or, in othier words, squeezs tho warket, Tespecitully, yotirs, CoAISHION MERCUANT, Axswru—The reason ts that if No. i} were olevatod ta the plaeo of No, 3, then rojected would probably b graded us a8 No,3, Tho lower gradea doclined most becuuso thers were no speculativo salos outatanding to sustain thew, The quality of the roceipts will une doubtedly Imiprova with better woather, but bow much improvement will bo experienced fs 8 matter about which thero {8 a wide range of opinfon. CousERciAL Ep, PROVISIONS, 110G PRODUCTS—Were miore active and gencrally frmor, though irregular, Hoge wero In moderato sup- ply, and 6810¢ per 100 s lower, while Now York was inactive on pork, aud stronger on lard, with 1o re- ported chaugs in Liverpool, Very little was done here il the Iatter part of the sesslon, when buying orders camo in mors numerausly sud caused firmuess, Mess Pong—Was in very good demand, and 103153 per brl higher, under rathier Iight offerings In. propar- ton to the fnquiry, The 2,507 brla reported yesterday came i1 from Buffalo, and was pald for by the party who eontrols tho deal, caueing not a ripplo on the market, Tho trading was chiefly for mext month, a rather largo Hno of shorts being flled, Sales wore ro- ported of 880 bria cash at $2L.8532LY0; 2,250 brls from_1ho Lake Included 1o known by olf fietitious rumora Blocke wero Tacifie 195,000 ervat 1 the Laka $14,000, prd. ¥ 4 !fi‘.’ flled for record 700 | meller the month at $21.85:821,90 ; 8,250 brln soller Oc- tober st $350.221,753 2001 Lrly scller tho year at 1120 | 318000181234 3 750 brls solter January at $18,00: and 0,000 250 bria scller January and Februury ot $18,00, ‘“'otal, % PO | 30,350 bris, The market clovwd firm at 221,90 casli, oF X 1,600 | 2eller the month ; $1.6%2167)S seller October; and o $18,10@18,15 saller the ye: 9,000 Larb—Was very quict, but advanced 10c per 100 Ton, se d in kympathy with Now Yurk, there beluy none offered, o5 | ond buyers woro obliged ta' bid to_ bring out the fow 2150 Tt "% | lota wantod, Hales were limited to 761 tes oeller Octo- 0 6,000 ber st $13.22%(@13,29, ‘The rhet closed firm at 1, lifllEI'I ’ $10,20 cash or selier tho mouth : §13.95 for October; [ 1,200 | sut about $11,50311,95 for nellcr thie year. 3 MxATe—\Wero rather moro active, and cusler, except 4,000 for swect-pickied hams, which wero in good demand d and quoted acarco, HMolders of micats wre mhowing 1,009 | wore diposition to secll at concessionn, as they have recoutly been held much abova tho rolative prico for smuws pork, Sales wero roported of 70,40 s shoul- dora at 73;a canh and sollor_October ; 145 bozes Ol beriands at 1126 ; 120,000 1ba short ribs at 11x@11%0 cash and 11 fler Uctober ; 10,000 Ihw shiott clo; 1c ; 100 boses long-cut hama at 134 und 100 tes aweet-pickled hamn (16 the) nt 12c, ‘The markot closed ot Tiic for whoulders, cash or ucllor Hontember, oad T4, @77i¢ for o seller October 5 1i%.c for long Clears, casli ur aeller Soptember, at 1130 for do weller October; 1%@IT%u for khors rl, | Gash or uollor Baptember, an 114 113c for do seller October; 113¢ for alort clears, canh or soller Hoptember, and 11%c for do mellcr Cetober, Hoxed meatn Jyc'bigher (0an tho prico for loows lota, Long and aliort clear, bozed, quoted at 1207 aud long cut bams at’ 12}@I3%o. Bummercureid Luglieh tueats, 8)c for shoalders, loose; 1130 for Cumberlaidn,’ bosod; 1130 for lonjs. cloats 4 $ 12,%0 a6 sutrueNts, | do; and l17c for sh do; sweel-pickled hame, 15 lsaverago, 12@134o, Hscon meats quoted 1875, | 189, | at li@lic for hams, 8%0 for shoulders, 1230 for ———l———— | shiort rils, &nd 13¢ for'short cloars—all packed, 2,70) 6,301 | Gurask—iVas quict at 7@2%. 2,960 107,274 BELF PRODUCTS~—Were qulet and nominslly un- 47) 244,017 | changred at $4.60 fo 3 $0.60 for extra mess ; aud 440 41983 | 226083400 for bams, I TaLLOW—Quotad at B7j@Y0 for packers', 181,135 BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR—Wan qulet and unchanged, Thore was & very lght order demand, the innuiry belug chicfly from home buyers, who taok hold sparingly. ‘Old flours wers quoted scarce snd firmly hald, while new are weak, tho quality not belug generally satiafactory, Bales wora reported of 776 brls winters, partly at $5.75 @0.76; 873 brls spring oxtras at $5,75@0.75 3 and 100 bris spring suporfines ot $4.35, Total, 1,450brls, The market closed ot tho following as the asking rangs of pricon: Cholce wintor extras, $0.75@7.76; comman to jtood tlo, $5,73@6.50; cholce spring extras, §5,60@ 6.25; fair do, shipping grades, $3.25@5,60; Minnosots, $0.25@7.25; patont springs, $0,75@U10; spring super- Dues, $3.7534,25; rye flour, $1.50@14.00, Tho chargoes for the aame s0rt of work for a vease] of 11ke tonunge at Now York, woaro faformed, would 1 | Foultry, 1w sbout this: % i Lo Houltey, coss, Elevating, trimming, eto.... ‘Wharfage, five days, at say $J per day, Total Gr'napplis,brix Withdrawn from stors on Thursday for city con- sumption : 5,744 bu wheat, 8,976 bu corn, 11,203 bu oats, 1,490 bu rye, 452 Lu barley, Tue fullowiug graln was inspected lnlo stors GOVERNMENT LONDS, United Blates oa of 81, Uaited Blates 5208 013’k United Ktatea 5208 of "6, B-20w of "4 B-208 uf "Gi—January and July, 10-40a .. on Fridsy morniug : 1 car No, 2 red No.3 do, 102 cars rojected do, 15 United Hiaten now 58 of 791, (244 wEeat); 1 car white corn, 47 cars bigh-mized do, United Bilates currency a. .. 153 cars a0d 11400 bu No, 3do, 67 cars and 1,700 b aoLp, felected do, 2 carn no grade do (202 corn); 9 cars Gold wis weaker, and sold at 1I5X@116Y. The importation of goid to rellove tho scarcity in New York bas already begun, and (he cable has au. nounced the abifjment of spocie from London for New York, Forelgn eichange haa fallen to rates which amake {4 profitable to fnport gold, and largo additions -wrill be made 40 our stock fn the uszt twa woeks.) OHEENBACKY, The fall in gold apyrsciated greonbscks, and thoy ‘Wero BG}{@4Cc on the dollar, FOREION EICHANGE. Blerling exchango was 451@485; cable tranafers, London, 483 ; Parls, 615, Other rates of foreign ez- cliaoge ars quoteds Tarle (franca), .. Ueriauy (reichmarks), Belgiu (francs] 1lolland (guilders). Bwitzerlaud (france 2o . Bweden, Norway, and Denmark (kfone, Austizia (paper tlorins), .. CITY AND COUNTY HD.\'I:'K. ) 8 ‘iid, Chicayo Clty 73 ct, bonds, ... 1035 & fut, 10 Cuicago City 7 g ct, wawerage, 1023 & jul, 1oy 'y & fut, Clleago Oty 73 ct, waterloan 1045 & fut. 1013} & jut, Cook Cousnty 7 § ct, bends, " cars No, 3 do, (053 cars), wheat, 17¢, 8,315 b varley, 237,000 bu, Inspectod will ba scted upou, little practiced on 'Change, s now o, » little moro consletency, this clty for tho twenty-four hours i the wornlng of the day on which bullotin of yoaterday did not cou hotln e 5 1093 & 4nt, 1033; & tat, | nours before tho oMelal closs of the ngqunr ¥ ut Yol ; Of course thio Bigures were ot Lau Covenionazenn J0IX & fub, 1063 West Park 7 por cent bonds. Woe DANX HTOUEH. Merchanta’ National..., Xirst Nutional lank, Fuftb Natioual Biok, Germau National Bank Curn Excuauge Natiouai Has Gty Natlonal Bauk . < int Las beou complalned of so often spect or tnvite confidence, 7 sad Bl sad tiabbad ite carn No, 1 apring wheat, 063 cams No, 3 do, 94 care white oats, 30 carn No, 1 do, 18 cars rejectod do, 4 cars uo grado do (62 oate); 4 cars No. 2 rye, 3 cars ro- Jected do: 1 car No. 1 batley, 10 cars No, No, 2 do, 10 5 cara rejected do (28 barley). Total 126 Lu corn, 17,400 bu oats, The members of the Brard“af Trade are requested fo muet i cousnliation nt 8 o'clock this aftoruoon in the amall biall tu the rear of {ho Cuwmber of Commerce Dullding. ‘To propused smendients to tho rules Trading ou puts and calls, which has recently beam son of ravival, Tho peotle wro * rupressnt™ tueir money on that gaume, and then Aud fault with the police for not arrestiog the bunko wcu, should pray for Tho bullotin which is posted duily on foasou o give the roculpts aud ublybients of produce fn the 4,500 brls pork to which we referred that day, ang which arrived here fn the cvening, st lcant rlayen of the Bocretary of thie Hoard of Trade, or they wouly undoubtadly Lave been posted ; but that s just whay Tiard 1 obliged to put up with second-land Agures at Icast balf ko the, and 163 Lossted aystem of stalistics 16 100 much: ko s last year's Almanac to comusand re- The leading produce jmarkels were generally firmer | $1.0x; yesterday, fu resction from the wosknees of Thuraday, | N withous a0y particulsr reason for it given In the du- m«- from otlier trading centres, ‘The westher ws Bran—Was active and again essler, the supply be- ing larger than the wants of buyers, Hales wero 80 fona at §16.00 on track, and $14,25@14.75 free on board cars, Conx-MEAL—Was nominal at $24.00@14,25 «coarse on track. Mipprinus—tales were 15 tons al $23.00'fres on Loard. Bitouts—Saks wero 10 tons at $18.00 fres on board for s WIHEAT—Woa less active and stonier, tho variatlons being coufined to » small rango, and ayeraged sbout 3o lower than st tho closs of Thuradsy. Liverpool waa dlt and weak, snd {t was reportod by calle that thero {s such & scarcity of storage room, escept in Loudon, that dealars in England were refusiug (o re- caiva cargoes, both {rom the United Blates aud from Cannda. Now York was also tame, though quoted steady, witli buyers holding off. 'The recelpts bhero wero rathor largo, and (ho shipmcnts amall, - Tho ro: coipts of the morning contalusd about 243¢ per cent of Nod, 1and 2, but most of that was Minuvsota ‘whoat, ihe Ym[nrflau of the upper gradee being tuiserably small fu the wheat comiag (rom othor sections, Ther was & moderato lhlppln?) demand, chilely for the lower grades, brought OHIM{ the severs decling of the [revioue day, aud f scemed aa it they had touched iom for {ho present, yustations Delug wel suae tatued till near {ho close, The Witls No. 3 offerad was talien to fill the few HBoptomber shorts still out, with less disposition to pay a ‘vr\uuium for cash lols, The trading in futurea was chistly for nexs month, and the sbort futerest took buld witl moderate froe. dom, thero bolug a lcmdl’ll impression that large urders wers here to buy ou Eastero sccount if the arket should touch §1,10, aud that kopt tho market above that Sgaro—tbis sud nothing more, The dif- neo o Yflw between the diffcrent grades {8 now unusually wido,—a consequenco of tho larger aunply of ths poorer qualities,—and uica & question how nuch the poor is going to pull the guod down, The situntion {s unfavorable to speculative trading, as to cush buylng, People are afraid to well No, '3 for futare, featlng tbat thero will uoi he enouzh to §o round on contracts, aud thoy are equally kraid to buy lest undur tho ucw ralen of the Hoird of Tradu #hould be found imposaible 80 collost differences fromn b whort welloru. “There fu cortaiuly 10 reason to e pect much No, 3 wheat from uuy other Htate thun nucsuts, whatever may bo said to thy contrary, It L rained'too hard aud oo lon, though with dry weathier lu tho future it s fair to expect some fm. Proveuient ou present couditlony, Bullor Oclobor Opened ut ’l.lu',‘ roceded to §1,10%, rose to $1.10%;, Bud doclined 1o §1,10+5, closing at £1.10%¢, Neller tlie month sold $1.1%a1.13Y;, closiug, with casti No, 4, winter wheat, 21 cars no grade do out: 15,494 bu 1,840 bu xyo, xperlencing a sea- *Change pro- ndig ut 7 ¢'clock la posted, Toe 11 any reforence to wenty-four bours, ded 10 10 the office in the yast, The M3L13, Hallor November ‘was very quietat &0 v Ueluuer, Bollur tuo your suld at $1.104, @1.10%, Ul No. S apriue was pominal ab a) ut g sty repnrted of 400 bu No. 1 spriig (aew) ab 0L No, 2 doat §1LIVE 119X § 29,000 bu o1 xd: PECGH0N T,A0 U rojeciia dont 89 Tomat a0 b 0 grud at Chgtoe, cliety at Toc, Midnisora Wikar~Wes {0 moderate demand, and 8908 0u cacny bub | atoadiar sk g becint Teduction in prices, Halss ag- fgregatal 0,600 bu, at $1,26 for No, 1, and §1.18 for No, 3,—both new, CORN—1Wan moro active and ganorally atronger, ade yanoing 1¢ from the closing qriotations of Thuraday, Dt £oll back in the Iatter part of the_aesslon, sollera being maro numerous than biiger, Tho chisf cannn of tho firmuess was tho ehilly atmosplicrs af {he morning and the proceding night, which exclted fonra of frost In the minda of sonie, ani fed many othem (o think that the growing poriod'fs over, Livorpool was oasier, falllng back 3 por 430 s, A0 Now York waa dullat tho closs, Thore was & falr fnquiry here for slipment early, but buyers held back towards the tap, and that helpnd (o forse tio subsequent declitio, Opinions ~ varjed widely #n fo the effcct of o frost on the growing crop, It 8 widely supposed {hat tho rcoru fa past all danger, except bu a very fow focalitica, bt somne parties in the trade, who have Lad long experience i1 watehing the growth of corn, eay tiat that fa finponsi- ble. Tiiey eay thot the eorn'waa plented mueh later than weual, and haa had an_extraordinarily cool suni- mer {n which fo_grow, 8o that it canoos be matured yet, howevor forwanl it may bo fn fome favorabia lo- eationa from which ramples have Uoen brougiit to this miarket, Beller Octobor oponel at ke, fell back to B3¢, ndvaniced to 59740, declined to 50, and oloeed at olge, Holler the manth was quiot at’ 1011, clos imgatolesand cauh No. delonst 't d13c, wiiy High: mixed nalable at G1igc, Scllor November anld at 834; @34%e: and sellor fho yeor nt Slachl e, except a nmall lot at 30xe, _Tho year closed ut Glos Cash sales ere reportad 0 20800 bu highmixed At @3 wg3%e: 121,600 bu No, 2 at €1 kg0 $3,400 bu rejecied at 69 wBl\e s and B bu by samplo al 38}g@s0z.c. Total, 194,600 hu, OATH—\Vere moderately active and ¥@ e higher for optiona and 1240 for cash. Now, 2 and 3 wero wanted for shipment, and all the offenngs were qulck- Iy taken, Tho genofat market openad firim, i eyme petiy with corn and Now York, and under o good de- tuand for the siurts, eapecaliy for this montl, tho ofteringn af which were tight aud_firmly held. L'rives ndvanced early and fell hack e afterwards, the miar- Lot rullngz quint and steady during the lativr part of duts, Caslt No, 2 sold at ii7 gusdée, and elored > N . Tefevted wan In urgent demand af @3¢, anid Whito No. 3 brought 3¢, Selier tho m opened at 403ce, advanred to 37%c, and closed at Qutobet wold st 31 @4t e, and cloend ot the year waa qufot &t & \ge, Casly ralos i bt N, 2 a8 17 (4 35 luda s 14,200 000 bu refested at Mngsto s 6,000 bt by samipte at 2@ 2e, on track; 3,400 bt at 40Gikde, delivered, Total, 43,500 tm, RYE—Was fn fair roqucet aud firm under light offertngs, Hofectrd advanced le, solling at6C@soye, and No, 3 was i at 7d'ge, demand at Tatge, and Roller October ab tagn of optlond wera very lighte 1,200 ba No, 2at 364607 1,200 b redocted ot 0 e, DARLEY-\Wan more active, and 1120 highor, Al grades of cash wors readily faken by local molsters aud shippers, the No, 4 foing chiefly into & few prtien 'to carry agaluet_options, Tho spoculs tivo trading wan chiefly in October, A fow ¥alos of Boptember wors reportad, but as & fuls the oflerings wcre amall, and thanhortaout did not manifent aiiy great desiro to fll, hut no now deala wero put, out. Bellor tho_month was in 6. The offer- da of Unless o receipta of No. increasa consid- erally thera fa falr prospect for a mort of & goneral corner for this month, but %0 far as known no one party or clique are trying to eelze the epportunity torun tho tnurket up i the shoris, Beller the month nold and closed at 8113, Boller Ortober sold at $1.46Y catly, aad closed at’$i06, Cash No, 4 advanced 1156, solling nt §1.11% @113, and cioslng at the outetde. No, 3 was s@fs Dighor, reliing at 75and THo du Aw 1. & Co.n, ito- Jucted 'brourht 81@sic, Good samples woro active 1,33, and §L.07% for fancy in bags, eall at 40cc'$1.00. Carh sales it~ 4,500 U No, 3 Tie 3 16,00 Uit by 0t 200 §1.571 on track ; budoat 7@ $1.15, delivered, Tatsl, 24,100 bil, LATFST, Meaa pork was qulet in the a(ternann, closing easlor, at $21.90 canh or sdlier tho montl, $21,60 selier Uctu= bor, $16,10 18,1236 woller the yoar. Halea : 2,250 brle at $2150@321.08 for October, Lard was in active demunt, and 20@25¢ higher, nn- der light offerings. Cash or October closed at §13,50, and eeller tho year at 212,00, Sulca : 1,000 tes at $13,95 0 for October, $12,00 for the sear, and §11,80 for aary, lulla ‘were steady, with salos of 40,000 b short ribs at was slow and Y¥@27e lower nnder free offer- Sellor Oclober nold at $LUKia LIOY, closing at sido, Hellor the month’ sold st $1.13 down to $1.12, and closed at $LIAG@11IY. Corn wag firm early, Lut weakoned towards tho Last, and closed 1i@jge lowar than at | o'clack. Sellor () talier sold at 395y 693¢c, and closed lato nf 69c. Heller November wold at 043te 34%,¢, and sellur the year al Bl e, tho Iatter closing at 61';@512gc. Septem- bor soid at 60c. Uats wera quiet and @30 lowar, closing at 3630 for the 1nonth, and di ¢ for October, Bariey was quiet_and firm, at $1.04 for Octower and $1.12 for Beptember, GENERAL MARKETS. ALCOHOL—Wan quiet at §2.25@2.30, BROOM-CORN-—=Waa in moderate request. Fol lowiug sre the quotations: Good to choico hurl,13c; Urusli that will work into s cholee hurl brodm, 10 @11240; fair to good do, %&100; inferfor brush, T@te; crooked, bigiaTe, BUTTER—Tho market wse without important changa {n its goneral features, There 14 a continuona- Iy=active demand, and, undor scanty supplles, the matket remalusin a fitm position. For fancy seloce tions buyors are requirad to pay higher prices than quoted below, but transactions at over 30c are oxcep- tional, Wo quota : Cholco to faney yellow, 2030 medlum to good grades, 16@2lc; Inferlar ta come mon, 1% 17c. BAGGING—Cotton seamlem goods are meating with 8 steadily-uctive demand, but for other lines {horo fa comparatively but littlo call, Prices remain casy, o follows: Btark, 2c; Lewiston, 28c; Montaup, 25 American A, 27c; Amotkeag, 2703 Oftor Creck, burlap bags, 4 bu, H@150; do 5 b, 133100 guunie slugle, 13160; do doablo, 23@20c; wool-sacks, 6O @52e, CUEESE—Ta weak, Whilo we lill rotatn 1130 an our outsido quotation, thero 1 very littlo trading ot over l1c. Bugers aro operating sparingly, and at the ‘moment tho probabilities seem to bo fn favor of lower prices, We quole good to fancy factory st 20@113e, aud lower grades at 6@9e, COAL—Authractto is tirm, and will no doubt soon pd- vauco, doftcoalavemaiy sleady and unchanged, Wo quote: Lebigh, $10.00; Iackawanns, rangosnd nut, £050; ooy, #9107 canlol $3.04a0.00; Llocklng Val; £8.50; Indiana block, $5,50; Baltlmore & Oluo, $0.1 Illinofs, $4.00@5.00, EUQEitrictly (resh offorings were firm at 144G 16, whilo other lota aold at a wide rango of prices, FISH — A (air volumo of Lusiness was trans. scied at sutatantially yoaterday's quotations. Wa ro- peat our list: No,' 1ewhilefsh, 3 506 Liog No: 3 do 0@ ts; N 5, 1 bay, $3.00%:8% No, 3 mackerel (@7.60; family mackerel, ix-brl, $3.0Xa5, D, Daboro eita, Elaialiv; N bay i 1353 large family kits, $1,00¢ @8,80; Georgo's codiby summer-cured G0 uew Labrador berring, split, bris, 40 X¢-brl, $1.5024,78: Labrador herrlug, $3.2:@0.60 1 do 14-brl, $3.60@1.76 3 sealed round, bl herring, per Lox, di@dsc; Columibia laver salmon, J-birl, $4.958.80, FRULTS AND NUTB—The mavement n_domestlo dried continuiss slujrgish, Lo o offoru uf concossions lead buyers 4o ordor iu alivancs of current trade ro. quiremonts, tho Impression scemiug to provall that .. Thera was a fair do- prices ara eitll unwarraatubly o ady ralos: FonrinN— twaud for fmported frutta at Doten, Fia0igo; figs, arum: @180; Turkish prunes, (31207 vuising, lavers, $1,25@: ol, 33 Zante curenuts, 6@7C; citron, d280; poel, A 20c, DOMESTIO—Alden applon, 1edc; Dlichi- R4t BDplcs, §4,@10% o : Indiava and Hiivols, S@d4, 0 peschion, Lalves, D@11 s do, mixed, V), (3lio; 1o, pared, 2o@ilc; blatkberres, 107 @11Y, ¢; Tuapberrica, 3 @ido; pitted chorries, 35d28¢, NuTa—Filborts, g 105¢; almonds, Terrugons,2l420; Naplea waluuts, 11 @lic} Gronoblo walnuts, 1%AL3c; Drazil Thicebic; pocaus, Tuxas, 13aldc: * Whiington pornuts, b thies, Tenusedso peanuis, G3gre: African posiute, URBEN FRUITS—~Oranges and lemons woro high- or. Thelstter fruit Is vory searce, both here and fu New York. Domostic friiits sold at receut prices, though thie domand waa checked to 8ume cxtent by thé cuol weathier : Oraniges, $7.60 por box ; Jomonn, $12,50@ 13.00; Michigon peacties, 16c@ §1.23 per basket, Delawaro do, $2.6UB.00 Der box; apples, commou 1o choice, $1.560642.50 per bel; grapes, 0Us por basket Coticords, 254,50 por case of 34 lbw: Delawnres, $1.0606@ #35 per cuno; posts, M@l por buaket; plumn, un_a‘l‘_‘ per Luskot ; Califoruia poars, $5,00G@ 4,50 per T, GROCERTES—During yesterday and the dsy bo- fors thers was considerabie stir in tho coffwe market, and the provalenca of & much firmer feullug s uoted, Home holders aro askivg a Xo advance, Bugars, nd sbout everyiling 1 pei e excoption of ricu, was beld at full pricea, Wo ypuote: Rice—Baugoon, 0@7Xe; Carolins, Ti{(@&Bio; Louiaians, Tiaisie, c; figs, e French prunes, 1117 tol, §3.40@ Covrrma=—0, G. Java, 33@3ic; No, 2, 2 Gile; chulce to funcy Riv, 25@2H0; good to'priniu do, di@dike: common to falr, 4, @2%0; xunnnml} ic@nie: Ningaporo Java, 23(@%0; Coata Ries, 4 @Mo} Maracailo, 2@ ice, Buaans—Putentcut 0af, 115 ed, 113, 11305 granulatad, 1045w bh,05 4o No. extra G, 10',0; G No, Ghlse; choice brown, to primo do, 8 7l0; comtion do, T1,MB¢; cliulco molansea KGRy i common £ good 10, 73 bk e, Binurs—Califorala wugar-loaf dripe, 75@8% 3 dia- wond drips, $1.05@1,10; silver drips, extra’ fiue, Gle650; good sugar-housa sirup, m.J;c extra_do, 3 Now Orleana molanses, chioice, naw, 137501 do comumon 1o good, 53ailo { Goc; common molessosy 40 crustied and powder. 11 andard, 07 B, 10(4103,0 ow, 0 Nor 1. 05 150 ¢ claves, 50@520; cas- s itzncger $1.2581,30; ‘Gurmau Mottled, 83,@To; Lilto Roso, X (36)505 von AL &, waoro orders In for | and lusuticleut, at $i,00 on 415,50, fres un Tralric was quict sud unchauged, 1 was quoted st $18.00 bosrd, 4 HIGHWINEH—Wero dull, but a shade firoer than expocted from (he fuct that New York was quuted down to $1.1737, Halea hers weto reported of 0) Lelx at$L1S yer gallou, Tho market closed nomiually at sLlial.is, IIDEN—~Tannera oro buylng to meet datly wants, berwiva thore fa ok tuch Inguiry 3 but tho recelpts wre tnoderate, sud only ubout uafliclunt to niset this Local dowand, Prices for green curad aro stoady, and it in runiored'that 8)c hiwa been patd for eholes atoor hidea, Wo quote:”Green city butchers!, 6%@tos uroen cured Hght and heavy, 8\c; green caf, Jayi8e; dry tint hides, kip aud calf, 15s18%0; dry saliod bidia, 11y 1ic; deacon skins, S@oue, [ildea with oue grub snd over are classed s damsged, g —TWELVE PAGES, Lo R—— Damaged atock bringn two-thirds price, and branded 10 per centoff, Bhoep peits, Hiddse, HUIS—Were in modarate domand and saaler, Tha erap both east nod weat [s vory large, and has boon ae. cured ganarally in good eonditioh, * Pricm arn lower than tioy Tiavo broit for eoveral Sears yatt, and it in thouglit that many grawors will Jiold thelr hops for Detter prices Inter in the sesson, Brewora romort nales of Wisconning st 13, and of New York st 125ualfo, Thn{ are alvo qiated nt 15(31Re, and srualt Tots of cy abova this oulelde feur, O1LE—Thare wan Sustn fale movement in ofls and noting more, Tricen of lard wero slightly unsettied, Lut ullierwins ‘the market presentod a comparatively Ateady tone. We repeat ‘our quotations of Thitra: Dieighton only o fer, duils promium native stesmn, 7@740; n weight' bntehorlng, Gi¢@iyo’s comman to faie and upwards, Toxas snd Chorokees, 4@11¢. HIELR AND Tasun—ITtecolpta, 74 catn, 18 more than fast wenk, Tho Fastern and local domiand hea falien O, Al only o fow wors takon for Now York, and nono for th Tiriehton markot, nnd lower, - Blinap wora O \ye, and Taribw LG 3, with A Tosda on tho market, Hlieep, 433 Tatnbe, Al(@e, NEW TOIK, NEWw Yon, Rept, 17.—zrsns—Tecetnts, 040, mak- 40§ 4,160 for tho four iays, againat 8,200 at tho sams Hino Inat weak, Thero was not much cliongo in pricen, hut a dull fecling and o dragging narkot, Common o The market oloasd 'an=’ and day : Carbon (atandard white), 118 deg, font, rime native stevrs, 07 T r 125@1e: do Ilnols logsl test, 180 dog,, 14! Xnd flhrr:)k:o.:"llll«'. 3{‘(‘3 w:’.n"“" o tuin Terhy faidey do beadlight, 176 dog., 170; extra lard HUEED AND TAMDIS—Arrivaly, 7,000, making 23,200 oil, strictly winter, § docurrent mako, $1.074 | for the four dayn, gninint 15,750 At (ho nama thnn laat 1.08; No. 1, vi@iic; No, 3, #@i0c; lurcod, raw, | week, The merkot in oyees pplled, and, at A reduce wuente ;s dabolled, TC@i2os whale, 782780 ¢ mperm, | tion of 30 on lisop and neatly o on lambs, saled ire $2.2:@2.8 atrfoot oil, sirictly pure, $1,186e1, glow and limitedd, Ordinary to prime aheep, 4300 do gxtra, 03c i do No, 1, 8307 bank ol Gic’; etrai onlinary fo primo lambs, 1@13,¢, g Inl) 1 n’i‘“",‘l‘r’.‘.“,’ el\kc n“mlflfi" “lm:r:‘lm. '(;'(5: ""me ‘swmr.—lwclnh,n akling lni:m for tle fone 18, O y 3 naphths, ) 1. dayn, nt. eek, N Viriinia Giin, tsurat, 20 dnge 350 T BAbural 90 A | Cime ARAID e o s Nome offerod alivo ; drensed cioved Arm at 105@Lic, NUFPALD, Nureato, NOY,, Ropt. 17,~OArTve—fecelpts, 807 fotal for (he wook, 7,517 ; no markot to-dey ; fresh are rival theogh conignimentn, BUKKP AND Lastne—Receipte, 200 total for tho w03k, 16,600 ; 0o market to-day; one car Indiana sheep, a¥' £ 1w, sold nt 4,608, Ilons—Ttecelptn, 2,400 7 total for the week, 11,9005 raarkot alow ; dtetnand falr ; henvy, $3,16@ ors, $T.90(29.00 3 (rranscrn, av 160 lbw, $7.43 ; bichigan stock pigs, av 8D L, $8,40, BT, 10U, 871, Louts, Bept, 17.—1oaA—Dull and lower ; ship- pers, $7,15@7.40 ¢ bitehers, T3(@8e. CATTLE=S(03dy and firnd ; good to cholce natives, 900 3 reduced, 28 deg,, 212230, POULTRY—Chickons and ducks wora dull and lower nndor heavy rrcolpts, Thers wern o gond many buy- €ra 0u tho atreet, Lut thoy generally hnld off untlt con- cearlonn wore made, Hpeinga sold at $4,00 44,33, and some full grown fat chickens at £3.60, Ol) lienn’ wora ol at $050g4.00 turkeys at 13 @13 : s ducks s TEAS—Tapan fes aro stlll meetlng with a very freo inquiry, and are kel with unabated frm. neaw, Other 'linea rule quict and stoady: Guw. rowpen Morunk — Cholro to fancy, $1.00@1.103 feodto prume, T0@sto: common to oo, " Ikl Pingsuoy, choice, Thattc; falr to good, 60idGuo 3 common, @il Isternian Morusg — Oholee 1o fancy, B@Mo; good ta prime f@ivc; common, M | g CIRELES! i 24035 Pingmuey hofee, ik falr to good, bu@ | 48R edlum to fair, $.33@5.003 common to ] 3 | Maht, £5.15:22.00 : Rood to cholco Texanw, §5,00.04,35 3 fites common, 40c, Jarax—Clioicota fancy now, K3 bR to fale, i;l.‘:'mns.&" Common, § PO fci do fully ‘fair to prin Rooil, 85@80¢ ; ch to fancy old @ide; good to prime, o, 53@ common, $5@40¢, OOLONG— Chofco to fancy, B0a@$1,00; good to prime. 60@30c; | Al common, W@ 10, ‘WOOD~Tlioro was n moderate amonnt of orders for beech aud maple, at $7.00and $3,00 per cord ro- strong at BX(@2540 for chiofce, and 6@ s S—\Were dull and unchanged, polntoes wero plentiful aud slow at $2.25@. for Byuthera Ilinoin nod 34.5%35,00 for Eeatern, lons and common potatoes wore wlow and irrogular in i’ 3 do e o U350 do commor to pealotlay Y CIxCINuATY, Rept. 17,—Ioas~Qniet and flrm 3 ockers, 014703 common Hght to good lght, 1@ § Kol (0 ustrs butchivry, 8@3i(c, Rooslpts, 663 5 yinents, 025, LUMDER, The market was quict yeatorday, except in the morning, when abont a dozen cargoea changed hands, ‘The offerings were falr then, aud afterwards many vestola cama futo port, most of them slopping ot tbe #alo docks, There wns no perceptible change in L s : pricen, Maniateo or Ludington plecs stull was salsbl S imothy wna much less active, and eus; 715, 2 nndor liberal offoringu of low graden, for ‘whitl there | b/ A0 Conrio eargocs from other points at §7.60 Common $nch brought $4,00, and medium to good was nuoted at §1.50211.00 ; cholce at $1L00GLL00, Buly- silen wora ntrongor at $2.10 .55 {or cargocs, and lath sold ot £1,5h, . Contiuued netivity was roported at the yards, The shipmentx are heavy, and thn loeal_demand smouuts ton good dal in the aggregato, Following aro the quoted price lirst clear o « $41.00315,00 Lo 43.00@45.00 30,00 was littlo inquiry, ‘Tho buying orders woro lens nu. morous, and buyers Lokl off, it sollern fusisted on full recent pricea for prime recd, tha offeringm of which wera ratlior light, Primo tmothy Aold at 2,45 @1.50, and lowar grades at €2,00@2,40. " Common to choico flax wan quoted at $1.30@L.30, Tha offorings of poor seed wate largor. BALT—Was In moderats demand at the annexed pricea: faglnaw, Onondagn, and Cinnla fino, 81,00 onliuary cosre, $1.70; dairy, without bags, $3 Becoud cloar, 1 ineh to 2 Tnch. . dairy, with bags, £4.00: Anliton dairy, por sack, $4,00, | Third ciosr, | fuch. X WONL~Coarso and medium woold arn eolllxxi( attho | Thied clear, tuick,.. oo qnoted fizires ntout as fant oa they nrrive, but fine | Cicar foneig, 1nt and 24, rough. wools are still vory dull, though held at racent figuren, | Clear siding, 1st nnd socond Tielow aro the quotations : Tubkwanlied, strictis primo, 822%30; do poor 10 good, 4} wailied fiecce, e, dadic: do medium, Al@4ics do conrre, B0AI0C nuwasliod, fine heavy'to lght, 26@380 ; 4o modim, BUa%les do coarne, b wiie, RAILROAD FREIGHTS—Wers quict and un- changed First common riding. .. Flooriug, first comimon, droxaed. Flooriug, aecond common, droseed Tox boards, ox bourds, 1, A storl boafn, 13 atock hosrds Cslosk bosrds T RQ [} | 3 Fenclng (16 ft. X5 H g_ lii Gt Chicago EIERE 1753 2.0 =alsle |73 2,60@ 2.0 R EIE LR CEAIR RS — e || —| TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, 'I'lqnlu‘nnk :g ] 2; 1 illz | Notr York, o, Vhitadelphifa and Daltimor 5 | o | it HARKETS: Tridune, Lavenroor, Sopt. 17—11 &, m.—~Froun—No, 1, LIVE STOCK, 268; No, 2, 248, cucaao, GRAIN—Wheat—Winter, No.1, 10s3d; No.3,10s; Receipta— eep. | apring, No. 1, %8 10d; No,2, #s 81; white, No. 1, 1la} ;“:;?x;’y Q'}' No, 32, 10s 8d; club, No, 1, 11a 6d; No. 2, s, W 14 | Corn—No. 1, 318 ; No, 2, 308 3d, Thursday 1370 | PRovistoNs—Pork Ol Lard—5%, Friday,. o onven 1,it0 | Livzmvoon, Bept, 17~2 p, m.—Bnravstoves— Sl 3753 | Quict and steady. Wheat—Winter, No. 1, 104 3d; No. Hamo s 3.9 | 2 204; spring, No. 1, 8a 100 No. 2, 8 8l ; white, No. 1. Shimente— Sneep, | 1183 No. 2, 10a 623 club, No, 1, 1is6d; No. 2, 118} ' . | com—No. 1, 314 ; No. 3, 30s 62, Tuendas, Jumh isi | Pmovistons—vork, Tia 64, Lard, s8a, Tfl‘u{‘:‘;“;.’::" 5159 ..., | Laveneoot, Sopt. 17—Latest.—Froun—Extra State and Woatern, 258 6. Gua—Wheat—Teceipta for the past threo days, 70,000 e, Including 44,000 Americsn ; No, 3 to No, 1 spring, 8190@9A 0d, Corn—Aizod, 30a 0d, PROVISIONs—Pork—Western, 80s; Laslern, 90s. Beef, 12004, Lard, 58264, Dscon—Cumberland ent 538 64, TaLLOW—{58 64, Cnrzaz—YFinc, /08, Prrnotzox—Tetued, 054: wpirits, 104, ToNDON, Sept, 17.—WrATRER—Fair, Tite DANK 0P EXGLAND—Amonnt of bullion with Arawn from tho Dank of England on balanca to-lsy, £50,000, Coxcota—Money, 4 7-16; account, 943, UwTED HTATER DoNDs—3-20 of 'S, 106%; ST, 1073 ; 10408, 165; new 68, 1054, AMENICAN RAILIOAD BEOUNITIES—~New York Case tral, 04, Erlo, 17 § preforrod, 4T, TaLLOW—S18 0, PrrnoLrus—Refined, 0K @9(d, Linseen O1L—34a 0. OALCUTTA LINorep—42e 30@$% 63, BrimiTs TURPENTINE~ZLX @220, New Yonx, Sept. 17.—A London special ssya: %At tho opentng of businens this morning, thore was mo apcelal featura boticoabls, except that Erla Rafiroad sliares wero stroug and bigher. Tho market for American Government nnd rafiroad securities w: siesdy and well supportod, whila the other markets woro generzlly dull snd flat. Five-twoutica of 185 advanced 4 per cont, Spoculstion fn Erlo continues atrong. An advauco of 3 per cent fs rocorded aluce tho olose of the market yestorday, FPonnsylvanis Raflrosd shares ndvanced i per cont, Reading Rail- rond sharcs remainod at 803, the clolng price of yos- torday. AXTWER?, Sept, 17,~PETROLKUM—178 04, NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET. Nrw Youx, Hopt. 17,—Tho package trade in cotton- flauosls, cheviots, and prints wss fatrly sctive, and Jobbing houses wers moderately buay, Glnghams were dn brisk demand, and standard makes continua scarce. Dress goods woro i ateady request, Skirts weranctive, Wool flunnels and blankets were in mod- erate requeat, Cassimores, cloths, and doesking wera dull, Forelyn goods were qulet, PITTSBURG OIL MARKET. Prrrenona, Bept. 17,—PrTROLEUN~—Qulet, but frm crude, $1.62)¢ at Parker's ; rofiued, 133c, Philsdelphia delivery, Total, e 7,180 CATTLE—Trade waa dull, with vatiea unsoltled and 15,763 106 averaging sbout 150 lower. The advauce established during tho opening days of the weck at tho East has not been anstained, and the softening of prices hero was maluly dus 10 {he losa favorablo Teports recclved from the markots below. The fact that the supply of stock was largo nnd of paor quality also tended to do- Pross valiies, Opening sales woro at fully yestorday's auotations, but beforo 10 o'clock prices had exsed off to the oxtent abave noted, whero they remalned weak to tha close, Fow chotco cattlo wero Included u tho offeringn, and with porliaps a half-lozen exceptions thero were no teanafora ot over $5.75. Beutley, Johne ston & Co, dlspoad of theeo ear losds nt $0.15, and there wera two or thres sales st $5,50@6,00, but the buik of the biinoss was ot prices rangiug downward from $5.23, Tho markot closed beavy : QUOTATIONS, ' Extra Dooves—Graded stecrs, woighing 1,850 500 b, . £6.35@8.50 Chuico Beevea—iine, fat, well furn to 5 vear old stecrs, weighlug 1,20 to 1,470 tba..,.. =y . Good Heoves—Weil-fattoned stcers, welgh- g 1,150 201,230 1h,v1vsee e 3 Brodfut Grudes—Steorn in fair foai, welgh- 10g 1,100 10 1,200 19, ... isiiss Butchers’ Block—Poor to faie sfeers, ani common 1o chaleo caws, for city slaughter, wolgling 800 t0 1100 108, vuvurrarressae 3if Stock Cattlo—Common cattic, weighivg 700 6.75R8,15 8.00@5.50 4.25@4,90 10 1,000 b oo, Inferlor—Light * and’"thin ‘cows, heifcrs, utagy, buils, ind acalawag steors. ... Toxas Oattle—Throuah droves..... OATTLE BALKS, Number and descrivtion, THE PRODUCE MARKETS, NEW YORE. 8peclal Diepateh ta The Chicage Trib New Yonx, Hept, 17,~Gnais—\Wheat market dull and 142 lower ; decline chlefly upon common and soft ‘wheats; 2alos 46,000 bu st $1.1) for No, 3 epring ; $1,20 @1.28 for No. 2 Chicago; $1,26 for No, 2 Northwestern ; 312 for No, 2 Milwaukeo; $1,3331,40 for No, 1 spring; $1.23@1.42 for now aod old winter red Western; $1.2531.43 for do amber Wostorn and $1,38@1,53 for do 40 Tozas cuttlo,, 76 Toxas cattle, 41 Toxna cattlo, doveloped at t oloso of Thuralay's market “ ook nbape " yesteruny fn & protty geveral doclino, The supply was wuinll, un. oxpectedly uo, but hiuyers, ss if by common consant, noomed to Lave arrivad at tha conclusion that pricos were too g, and nolther local nor Eastern opers. | White Weilern, Ilye aqull at 902040 for new tors wunld‘}-ka the stock, excapt at o sharp roduction, | Weslern and 04@9%a for do State, Barley Early Iu the day the moro desirablo lots wero saiable | dull and drooping. Corn dull and lower; at 50 off, but before noon thore was & docline iu all grades, vxcept pritue light, of 10 por 100 Iu. Halea werw chiofly at $7.45@7.¢8," Couger Lros, made sale 8t §2.75~=190, averagiug 318 ths, HOO BALYS, sales of 84000 Lu st T4@75)0 for stesm Westorn mixed; 763770 for sail do, the Iatior an extreme, and 71@73c for hented and unsonnd do, Oats opensd firm and closed heavy; sales of 49,000 bu st 435630 Av. Price¥o. A Av, Price, | for now mized and while, including’ Htate at 50@sio 15 8075 X 70 “§7.8 | white Western at 60@67¢, and mixed Ohicago at 836 } 7.0 | old nominsl at 85570 for mized Western, and 871G 2.0 | 66o for white do. 736 | Puovisions—MIdd es dull at I2io for city long 7.5 | cloar. "Lard frm salea of 100 fc at 1o for prime 70 | ateam. 180 | Winsnky—3arkot steady ; ssles of 150 Lrls at €1,17 175 | por gallon, 7.8 Unoorniys—Sugar—>Market heavy: moderate do- 176 | mand’: falr to good refuingt s quoted at 7564B1C L0 | primont $1(x8 G-16c, and whito Havana at 93 @107 308 | Colfee—Market firtn } moderato fnquity ; we quots llo 100 | at 1a0570 fu guld, aud Marcalbo at 21@23%0 in gold, el VY Lot falr demand, with sslas of 90,000 10s sk 745 | 4G,1045¢, the latter prico for prime city. 123 | Fartauts—Flrmer ; fair inquiry for berth-room, To 6.83 | Livorpool, by ateawn, 48,003 bu graln, 637, To 8 | London, by 10 7B, 016 075 KLITH0 615 7, Ly stes BHEEP=Btesdineas ogain characterizes tho aheep Gissiow, Iyl I market, Thero was not & specially active domand, bt there wera buyers for the bulk of the nffcriugs,” We contlnue to quoto good to cholca nt £1,25@4,13, snd poor o medium at §3,50 140 per 100 1bs, . EAST LIBERTY, ApactalDimated ta The Chicago Triduns, CxXTRAL Hi00K-YanDy, et Librery, Pa., Sept, 04,00 bu t 7d perCOlbe, To 10400) byt E@Higde it Laaus i ibenobul and Tower ; porfitie Blato and Westorn, §.50 ol dl‘h & " A, ) X 3 whito wheat extrn, SLINST.41; Exira Dbioy ?sm; L, Louls, $5.00@4,00. “Hyo fious R AR h i i Wastern, $350@4,25, 11 —CaTsLE—ltecelpta for tho weok endiiig Hept, 1, | = UBAtN—\Wheat Lioavy aud lower; receipts, 165,000 8,098 bead, or 247 ears of throngh. stock i 24 care bu No. 3 Clicago, ,},‘,flfifk‘;"v‘{‘,}? N aiesny Soruale bire, agaluat 894 head last meok; supply | $1dked st No 3 Sliwanken, Wi No, o " #0045 market Air and brisk ot last wook's prices, sud Tty e i el all ufduul;um,l,ma\.flw n.,'o.u""u.%nn'-im-. spring, $1.33@1.30 § amber Weatcrn, §1,25@ 1,457 white 31,30 L, $3.1346,23 ; falr to good, 1.000@1,200 | do, $Ls¥al0s” Rye—Market dulli ucw Weatern, b0 808,80 cotnmon 16 fatr, 000 41,000 e, 33,156 | (6940, " BarleyMarket dull; wix-rowsd Slate, $1.23, bulls,” slag, and ocome, $1,60G1.00 ; stockers, | Malt fuict stud unchutiged, ” Curu heavy and lowor | 0,00 ; Toxaw, $1.00.44.0); salce for tho woesk, | receipls, 196,000bu 5 Wentarn muixed, steam, 73@750 , agaitat 3,400 st weex, y -u’). 15%;.?.&»}‘: hmha‘z‘:"l“fd Wi Hoas—Rucolita for thu weok, 10,940 hoad, sgafnet | (a7:¢, Outs heavy and lower; 8 11,05 Yot ek v fuir; Uemind ood e foflow- M Weatorn, ROR5Te ) Weuterds ulaed, 610, 55870 § Ing priceas uscopt for grassurs, very dull: Plila. | old white Wetcrn, & e delptia, $57539.60; Yorkure, §1,15:5,00; grassacy, B $0.5057.00 7 Togla, 30410 51,50, s but Mexp—Recelnty, 31,000 800 last | 16 4 c, B Hi ipty, 24000 hoad, against 17,800 I 16 g eyl Ly ug little: ot ewew ; cors {0 auticipating bigher prices; fair to good te« A3 full supply, hut littietdoniand f 3 drawn, anl ting bi ; won plenty sud Bard to seli; good fu 1 85 0 I ood to o3trs, 00 1L, $3.0ky 5 10 £0 tbe, $4.154 1. 8,73 ; lamba, $4.0Ua3. Molanses ull, Lt unclisnged, Jtico quist, bt stoady, FrrootEuM—Cride, 8303 refined, 130, Brianeo Rustn—Quict 3 31,60 1,70, Hennts Tunrestixe—Qulet 3 91, ALBA feaaa Tritune. Euos—Westetn, 230 20, AT T AV Toacipts, 830 | Fmovistona~Fork Ervice s new mens, 82100, Toet cars, U0 #oit of Taat week, and of & poorer avorage | unchavued, Cut meats dull; middies quiet: long quality, 'Tbe market st thooponing ruled strongand | clesr Western, 1de, Lard frmer; prime steam, U508 [5Tie, Txu—Western, 186280, Fathier higuer; but, the atlundanco of Emstern and cuk—Unchacged, aller tlian last weck, pricee foll o e paret s weck w0, suid 1he. tarker bat aince ruled wesk, aud in buyers' favor. The eggregata Wunixy—8leady ; $1.17, saisa wero 200 short of 1ast week, the country trade | * BUYFALO. baviog taken s amaller uumber, 3ud New York sud | Burraro, Bt L Guan—Whet) seglsthd Ots dull ; salen of No, nenrce ; affertngs | srrive st 676730 Fnetanra—Lowel 2 Chirago to arrive st 48s, Gory ot -.;’5: ot 20,00 tu . § " in (46 Anot, ' Iarly neglookd t, 6%c; corn, n!".. o HT. LOUIA, Sr. Touin, fept. 17.-Froun—Dull; scaroely any buging. 2 redd, $1.57@1,89 carhy. At l’fl‘ (inaN—Trhest higher: No, $1.69 Beptombor: #LIJGIALAL Oclober; No, o, 0 cavh; df $1.30. Corn fuantive; No. 3, 674 i xellor the year, Oate dull and lower ; a.a..’fi,.;m.,, 47 BATleY firmy r.u:n; fll;', Octobor VGI‘NY)\T"I'W\ v and uuchanged 9 $1.2341,38, R A0 unchanged ; No. 3. 100, I8 dtady Erovistomi—rork firmer s §20,75 on tholewes, Ty mcata Jowar for. shoulderd at 86 up contry s efo. nomdnal ot 2ie, Tncon frmee: sides highes iy, @ e ; 13 : oy rd firmer ; Tottle, $19,23 £ mummor, $1LE1, ‘o § Prima Ltrortrrs—¥lour, 4,000 birla; wheat, 83,000 bn; oats, 14,000 bu; barley] 6,000 bu’; Tye QINOINNATI, CINCINRATY, 0., Bept. 17.~FLoUR—Dull and g, eliangul, ORAtn—Wheat nteady and firm: new red, $l13q 1,103 old, 81402160, Corn_quiet and steady; 7Cc, Oata quict aud siendy ; D500, Lazlay quict :fl ;’fi"fl 3;-. i apring, $1.10@L35, Itye dull and lower; (@70c, i Provistcxa—Pork in eountry, $.1.33; city $ nteam, Ta: keitle, 1 elosed dnll; nominally 830; ¥ Bacon quiet and atoady ;s 0'go; 13 Witinkv—lcady : moderata demand Eaoy—tair and firm, DurTrn—Genorally unchanged, Crrzav—Quict and unchaoyed, Lunsern anp Laup Ot1—Quist and unchangsq, DALTIMORE. BarTiMOn®, Bept, 17,—FLoUn—Unshanged, Grate—Wheat—dnrket quirel; No, 2 smber W, ern, 3143, Corn—Market dull;'off ; Wostarn iy TAK0 LI § malun at 6X0 laat It} October. Onta aiady} estern falxad, October, 4@iGo; whito do, é1@t: ye, F0@T6c, Tar—Unchsnged, Tnovistoxs—Weak and lowsr, Pork searcoand firm, $22:45, Dl menin—Shoullers, 4170 olear rib, 170 Dacon—Hhoulders, 97@100; clesr réb, lS)((ll.u‘“ baine, 13@13kc. Tard ateady: refined, $1460, BUTTER—Scarcoand firm ; Weatern extrs, 108a; frata, 23w 30e, "AN oLruM—Exeiled; crnde, GX@0% rix—fitrong ; o eargoes, 18@20)c ; PRation L $4 goesy 18B20)0 ; Jobbing, WitiskY—Nominal; offereilat 81,19, PHILADELPHIA. PETROLEUM~Firmer, i crude, 10310450, in bela; g4q' lovor, $13.50@14,00; timothy, $2.90@3,13, Froun—Quiet; extras, $5.0026.50; Iowa, Wiscon. ain, nd Miunesots family, 35.45@7.50; State, Oy aud Tudisns, $0.35@7.00; high prades, §7.25 850, Gra—Wheat fnacilr ol rud, $1.4KA1.40; ambor, $1.40@143 for g clianged, Corn firmer yoliow, 16@To;. mized, 155 4to. Oain fairly nctivo; ‘whilo, 4345305 mized aay stained, 3363 t2c. Winer—Veatern, $1.19, Bursre—Staady:’ Now York fiate and Bradtony County oxtras, Hid30c; Orats, 24Q30c; Weatern exiry B Srats, 2o’ ol exiras, 2g0; firata, % @ie. Citbang—Wantern e, Loatue, Soas—Tmproving ; Weatern fresh, 23@2%, Woot—Unchanged, na NEW ORLEANS. New Onueaxs, Sopt, 17,—Sua. julst ; to cholcr, AX@Io. ARl ooy Mot.skes—Nothing doln| FrLoun—Quiet and firm @1,00; choico and fatatly, $7.25@H.00. ConmSEuL—Quist; aioic st 13,10, nari—Corn dull; chiolen whits, 3o, Oata saasic, h i iy JinaN—Qulet ; $110@LIS, HAT=Dull ; prime, $24,0, ThovistoNs—ork steady;fheld at$29.00, ehoulilera dull; looso, 9c; packed, 0o, Bacor duil 03¢ ; 19%¢c; Lo, liama In fale domand 3 eholce sugars red, 103¢@143c0. Lard firm; tiorcs refined, 1igos Xog, I5@1ka. a3 X ‘orrFEE—Strong ; ordinay to prime, 183200, Wuiskz—Firmer'; roctined, hab@Lne TOLEDO, ToLEvo, 0., Bept. 17.~FLOUR—Qulet; modeny domand, GRAIN—Wheat qnict; moderats demand; Na. | white Michigan, $1,23; amber _blobigan, spot sad Hoptombor, $1.35%; November, $1,30; No. 2 do, §1.01, N 3113 " ro Corn dull; October, 0)a ; scller the year, Slxo: Onta Aol sbagts lowers No. Ar it} g‘,’,‘,‘,:,""' o ata dull; 'shade lower ; No, 0 Octaber, L00; while, 4703 Michigut, 30, 504 Ko Futtairts—To BufTalo, dull at 36 for corn, RroxirTs—Flour, 100 bris; wheat, 22,000 bu; corn, wi;m bu g N“'yvx'm lm.m il et urruzxTa—Flonr, 2,000 brls; wheat, 50,000 b ©corn, 52,000 bu ; cats, 8,000 bu, o § MILWAUKEE. MrLwavxre, Sept, 17, —FrLour—Dull and nominal, Gnax—Wheat qniet’ and weak No, 1 Milwaukes, $L19; No, 2 do, $i.13 ; Beptamber, $1.131(; Octo. bor, 8111, Corn dull and nominal ; 60@603e. Oriy Meady ; fair demand ; No, 9 Heptomber, $1.14@ October, §1,08; No.3, 8la, Ty scarca and drm , e ionble, $5,7: Dry u o TnovIsIoNs—Quiet and stesdy. Afess 2187y, Prime lard, 13@L33c. il pork, $iLay, FRetiT—Quict and staady ; whest to Buffalo, 4 Reorirrs—Flour, 8,000 bris; wheat, 160,000 bu. BurpusxTs—Flotr, 7,000 brla ; wheat, 47,000 b, DOATON. Wn‘ilrn’ Bq[:, llfirg{;?l;rnodlflh hulll:g! ‘estern_superfine, $5. .60 ; common extras, @050 7 Winsonain s lanssots oxtra, $6,50@47, whita ‘wheat, Obfo, Indiana, and_Michigan, §7. 7.50; Tilinofs, $T.0M4R.00; Bt Louls, $7.339 fancy Minnesots, $7.25@. Gnan—Corn—Firm ; mixed and yellow, T7@8e Oats irm ; 47@58c, OLEYELAND. CLXYELAND, O., Bept. 17.—GaAr¥—Wheat and corn unchiangel. Oats—No. 1 Biate, 4703 No. 3 o, 43¢, TETROLEUN — Btrong, with upward fendsacy; auoted at $1.10A1.10)s aad 150 Hiata At 1o Tub fallon in car-ioad lota, ‘PROPOSALS. Biate of Klinois Asylum for Fesblc. Minded Children, Bealed proposals for the erection of bulldings for tho 1Lllinols Asylum for Fosble-Binded Ohildren st Lincolu, Il in sccordance with {he provisions of sn act appraved April 8, 1875 (aae Sotslon laws, 1615, pags 10), will be received at Lincoln until 2 o'clock p, o 63 Thursday, October 14, 1875, Bald proposals must be addressed to Dr. 0,7, ‘Wiibur, Becretary, Beparnte proposals for tho steam-eating, plumbiag, snd gas-ttlog of tho aforesaid bulldings will be 1. celved at tho same placo untll 9 o'clock .p. m. @ Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1876, Plans and specifications for the ‘bulldings may b #een at tha oftice of II, O, Furncss, architect, Room {1, Fortland Block, Dearborn-st., Chicago, and also st the office of R, . Lathan, Eaq,, In Lincoln, on and fler Thuredsy. Sept, 30, The pians and spscifications for the atoun-hoating, efc., insy bo.ssen on and slier Dee, 1, Printed blanks for bids and tha sccompanylng bond will o furnished biaders, Jesyiek Thio right to reject ny and all bids s reservod, By order of (e Board of Trustoes. GRAHAM LEF, Prealdent, . T. Witsys, M, D., Secrotary, TO CONTRACTORS A Good Winter Job!! Bealed proposals will be tecalred by the City of Dens Colfllulnpzl'nmlnlz, for 'l!ln['l now {:L\lnl QOnerry Creak, and’ furnishing material necossary Luilding » dam, In scoordance with plans and specifices Hons now on oxhibition at my office, 411 Larimor-st. ‘Tho new ohanns] will bo about one and thres-quarters miles long, from four to forty feet in depth,—ibrough loam and sa; 43 farae known,~s0d of & width makiag total amount excaration of betwean 110,000 to 500, 000 sabia ncoording to propositions receivod, Propossls in lo in accordsnce with {nstructions fu, od with piaas sud ebaciications. and wil b roseived ‘waild Setack b, mary ot ol HARYICE O, LOWRIE, City Englaser. _Denver, Col. Northern Central Railway Company, L11LADRLPNL, Pa,, Bept, 11, 1813, Healed proposals will be recelved by the undersigned unfil PRIDAY, Ocl. 1, 1478, for furniahing al tho labog sud materials requirad for'the eraction of & Grain-Elevator at Ganton, near Baltimore, - Wilh tho uecessary machinery for working the ssma Plaos aud IEcmullnu a b sten ot oics o Pennsylvania I I Co, No, 33 Houth Fourthete Pllladelphia. WAL 11, BROWN, Engineer Malniensaro of Way. MEDICAL OARDS. gy 10K LUSPITAL, ooraat v d Fragklinais, Shariansien 488 Rt i s parposs iving "Highast possivie OY feoatitiont in ‘afl cased of prt I e e has' stood B bt £, Jasal head of tha professlon for uvor 0 i ospert: enca all tmportant. & book for ( i couts to paj stage, on Marriag: 8 .04 Trupatael, DI G the Vaca:fafo. - Ladiwe re400rsh thawost dolicats attantiua, with buine board, te, call ol write, Biriotly confidautial, Otioe, 9a. m. until 1 p. B bundaye, 10 1. DR. 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