Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1876, Page 6

clined to 109: nd closed at 100X, TDorrowing a flat, and 1 for carryin Qovernments were tyeak, Railroad bonds swere gencrally firm, State eccurities were quict, Thero was asharp tura for the betler In share apeculation to-day, and the Stock Exchangoe was tha scene of great exclte- ment from the opening to the closc of businces, Bpecnlation centred largoly tn the con) stocks, which were very active, with frequont fluctuations, Some of the bears attempted to cover, and prices advanced 1t00%. Inthis marked rise, Now Jere #ay Central was the most conspicaous, the stock ad- vanclng from 28% to 36, with frequent Intermediate changes, and closing at 333, Delaware & Hudson Canal tollowed close in tho wake of New Jeracy Contral, and rose from msfi to 68, closing at the igheat’ point. ‘Then came Delaware, Iackawsnua (Ellc"l. which fldvnncell from 074 to 71! wlm final sales at 7135, ‘I'hero was great activ ty in this stock also, and finctnatlons wera vory vio- l-mt at intervals, Morria & Eseox advanced from | PO toB1. Thore wan & marked difference in coal ahnres betwoen sales of caab, repular, and sellers® options, In New Jersey Central cash stock bronght "oi" over regular, and enlea wero made aelll liree at l. soller ten ot 14@4%, snd Ielhsr thirty 23 below reguiar price. In Delaware :Hludxon Canal, aales wero mmlc ecller 3 At ¢4 and seller 4 at 1 bolow tha price of regular, In Delaware, anknwannl&wea crn. the consolldatod stock brought from ¥ than rrgnhr swhile aales were made ac)! nr J ll ‘( seller 10and G0 ot 2@2% below the rei: ular prlv:e. The gencral market unuhlu of the coul stocks was in the inain firm and Lake Bhora advanced to 5444, and closed nuu North- weatern common rose (o 35, ruurml to by, Nock Tsland to 86, Western Unlon to 7t ;f and Ohlos to 10 o cloaly ntlhcueflg\uen, lllln nCcntmlmld up to 834 nnder the rule, 'y wera woaker on o rnmng-on ln enmlnm 'rnn common declined to 28% lml pnhrrcd to h8X. Michigan Contral advanced to ni cloud at 421, Now York Central woa mm a VR8N, Thn market, with o few exceptions, closed up firm, Trapsactions wero 107,000 ehares, of which 3,000 wero ‘inr!h\venleml, 13,000 St. Pauls, 22,000 Lake Shore, 3,000 Ohlos, 7,000 \llclllx'm Central, £8,000 Delawaro, Lackawanna & Western, and 33,000 New Jersey Central. Mnney market easy; 2@Y. Prime mercantile FINANCE AND TRAD The Country Demand for Curren= cy Fully Sustained, The Loan Market Moro Actives-~ The Clearings, $4,000,000. The Produce Markots Irregular--<Pro- visions Quiet and Firmer. f'heat apd Corn Excited by European Kews, and Higher, but Very Feverish. Dther Grain Markots.-.The Wants of England. FINANCIAL. The maln featara of Intorest In the loca) Anancial 3tuation contlnnes to be the country demand for Rsconnts and eurrency, Detween $1,000,000 and $2,000,000 have alrcady been went out from Chi- eago this weok to tho intetlor. The orders for turrency are from all points In the surrounding Blates where thero is produce to be moved to mar- Xct, The present movement hus Leen sharp- #r and more sndden than nsnal, Largo smounts of country paper aro offered the banks, In the city thers is an Increase in the amonnt f paper brought to the banks, but thoro ls stlil 1n abandance of loanable funds, Thero has baen bnt little moro demand from the Board of Trade lorlonns, Although the recoipts of stuft have been much larger, shipments have fncreased, and only 4 small proportion llmnlod:arn. OV L Ratos of dlscount are B@10 per cont at the ban! to regular customers. Good outaide borrowers aro éfl‘:“'}l’é’“‘"p" 2305, 000, sccommodated at special tates. On the street, | Slenis frors scioa business, 60 days, 483; here {a an activo demand for good bosinesa paper, | sight, and rates are ny abave, Vi GOVERNMENT DONDS, New York oxchange was quoted between banks 53:;3::-_ o fi: hoh Bt 76c@81 per $1,000 discount. 226 Loupon: Tho clearings were 84,000,000, ffi:}fiufifi fug 11513 Currenc LATEST CURRENCY BTATISTICS. 8T ‘We aro indebted to the Comptroller of the Car- rency fur the followingstatement showingtha issns aud retfroment of Natlonal Bank notes and legal- ’t ‘ender notes, under tho acts of June 20, 1874, and ke fan, 14, 1873, to Oct, 1, 1 e Farm o Hatlonal Tlank motes ontatand. Amerienn, 1 nwh June 20, 1 United States, vilg NI pasted. $340,804,182 Jew York Ceiraf 07 nn) e .Tano 20, 1874, to.Jan. »ml(.'m\m Krle'p fi KatlonaL Nk noles rededmed farjem. nnxn:‘ vgu‘r‘nélru-:rlz::; fl-wunm 2,767,202 lnLn[m 1-(!: 0 orosse from | 5 . 10.Ja0. 14, 1875.00veecseinen 1,907,208 il 128 Tndiana Cenii — 0o leni. Natfonal Bank notes ontstanding mu ugnfiu:"l (4 At 1aersvesvonssrarerss $351,801,430 o Cent: National Bank noigs fodeorod and retfred from Jan, 14, 1675, i hhé‘nn‘l’)\nnknu i baitetay B d between samo date: 8.613,700 T" e ) ';m LR Total redeemed and surren "l}%g;x;er(!: :;"‘4:.' Be fizsou Natlonal Bank notes faed b~ ralals, o 28 jeei st Caton 10,881,575 SAN FnAxcisco, Oct, 4,—The latest quota- alo, 74 29,817,808 | tlons to-day wera as followa: Fationsl iank notes outetand 3 fifl'rfllmflw“mnh' 4 S, Flgt 31 notes outstand- 8t IR BEURLD. orereserineseseess 322,209,854 ol Greenhacks on depoalt [n the Treasary Jnnn 20, 1774, w retira notes of insolvent and uumug:dflgmnk $ 3,813,073 e a Curr, it o Lfllvdonh ., BiChor, . Total 0911 ll"ll!x\!& Norcross, Clrentation hedssined by BAN FRANCIRCO, . —Cansolldated Virginia tween samo dates '"hflu‘l! to do’ dm)nred [} divldnml of $2.00, payable (he 11th fns The mrecmm of the Bank of California to-day re-clected tho old ofiicers. NEW ORLEANS, Nrw Ortraxs, Oct, 4,—(old, 110, Bight oxchiango on New York, 1§ disconnt, Bterllog exchange, bankers' bills, 520, I'OREIG: Losnoy, Oct, 4.—Consola for money and ac- count, OF 16-10. Unlted States Bonds~—f-208 of '65, 100; '07¢, ]08,‘.10-40 103’? new b4, 107%. New York Contral, 001 Krl‘!. 0: pm{nmd. 17. Greeabacks on doposit at dato, Groenbacks retired under act of Jot Graonbacks outstanding as date, THE AMARICAN MINING BOARD, The American Mining Board opencd ita ecsslons In New York on Monday. The following s the ofcial report of the first day's sulos: 100sha Cal. M 67 | 100 shs Con, Va, MinCo. 0% a 00 |mul,||n(, :.v:.h:lx;‘:mtm‘ Y Tln-ru was & falr ntlcndnucu of Californians, Following we giva the descriptive list of atocks on Paiuts, Oct, 4.—Itenten, 1031 call at theDoanl, Tho par valna of ail shaces fs | Fitaxxronr, Oct, 4.—United Stalos Tonds—Kaw $100, excopt thaso of tho Cleveland, which aro 810 | 6% 102%: cach, and of Kossuth, $30: —— REAL ESTATE. o XName of Company. | Capltal, A".‘:é‘.’:f fi:‘flm‘:{:’:‘l: 'The following Inatruments were lad for record ;';,7,"_ disdursed | ywodnesday, Oct, 4: ITY TPROTERTY, rm fta of Centrest, o f, 44x131 1, ted 2,300 Onhrlu UGS A 6 Do i Lihebia ‘“”‘5,{‘,‘,’:,.,‘,’,"{;,‘,,, T AT neoln place, 38t W 1, 1% 12, dntbd ¢t 3.-on f . 3,800 s 1,000 n-nmlmuz* Tt datod umuu 1,100 Agliey st 20 11 ¢ Leaviiy 35 of (r.finlud Rept, 1) 2,660 P e Ao m?.'u??“"}{"“""" S 6,000 k-] oe s 24 e 3 4] srees (L“M’n' !“n‘e"e’n"t.xfi‘}nx EITANGAN bty 03 110 TR OF 1HUDDAR aks W £, 5k adiy g g 2 i P 0. Pelithe nfn"l“c" 105 clittick Minlug Co. E:S‘IIH \"l“ll:(,(' 4,500 COMMERCIAL, ‘Tha follawing wero the recolpts and shipments of the leading articles of produco In this city during the twenty-four houra ending at 7 o'clock on Wedneaday morning, and for the correaponding time last year: Lecelves, Shipments. 1873, ‘1875, Flour,imls. 7,170 #,R37 | 13,210 Tl R4 128,004 Yrellow Jacked 3 Young America N.Col The amount of asreswments lovied on mining stocks {n San Franclsco in Soplombur was more than $1,000,000. This 1a to Lo expended on twenty-nino mines for thelr development, and I8 the heavicst draft of tho year, except that in June, . THE REDEMPTION AGENOY. An officinl report makes the expunses of tho United States edemption Agency for tha year ended Juno 30, 1870, $835,103.81, Tho nggre. guta expensos of tho ngency for the year wore n B3N e 7] 1L 0| 120,410] 17,21 2, 150,57 100,784 little mora thau ono-ifth of 1 por cent upan the "fc'ffn'# “‘."‘ amount assorted and charged to tho bunks, agalust 408 venee two-ninths of 1 por cent for the precoding year, 230" 05 The nsscavmont upon each bank varfoa from this P s L e 0| avorage according as tho aversgo denominntions of kil ‘2"‘»#.' 1ts notea nwaorted §u greutar or Juss than tho aver- liWPL "oyl age donomination of all of tho notes assotted, 1K oy A28 which 1s 0, 21," ‘asdl 1 NEW YORK BAVINGS BANKS, e LI L A ot ‘Tho New York Sunof Oct. 1 givos a succinct | Withdrawn from storc on Tuosday for clty history of the bankruptey of elevon savings banks that have collapsod in that city within a short pe- tlod. Tho Bond Streot Bavings Bank and tho New Amsterdam Savinow Bank—not Included .in the Sun's list—mnke the number of savings. bank fall. urcs thirtcen. The dopositors of the Dowling Qreen Savings Dunk have recelved 35 por cent In Uie five years sfuco the fallure, and for every dollar 0 paid tho Hecelvor'a focs and other exponsos have becn 18 conts, Tha Markol Street Savings Bunk's depositore bavo Leen pald 38 per cent. The Guar- dian Saviugs Bank in four yoara has pald 25 conts on the dolinr. The Third Avenno Savings Dank has paid only 15 conts on tho dobar, , Tho Bocurity hoa repald $100,000 out of $400,000 deposits, The Central Park Bank owes its depositors 840,000, ond has 805 with which to pay! The Mutual Denet bLas pald 60 por cent; tho German Tptown, 60 per cent; the People's, 8335 per cent; the others hava not yot made any dividonds, 'n.m miljlons of dollars of thelr saviugs havebeen Tout Lo tha frugal poor under asystem of Btato ex. amination, consumption: 1,003 bu wheat, 2,681 bu corny 0626 bu oaty, 1,301 bu ryo. The ru)lm\lm,' rrain was Inapected into store in thls city on Wedneadsy morning: 1 car No, 2 white winter wheat, 1 car No, 1 red do, 3 cars No, Qrod, 43caré No, 2 N. WV wheat, 10 enrs No, 1 opring, 140 cara No, ¢ do, 03 cars No, 3§ do, 20 cara rojectod do, b cars no grade (284 wheat): 0 cars and 5,700 bu high-mixed corn, 308 cars and 50,700 bu No. 2 do, ¥ carsand 0,000 by re- Jocted do, 2 cars no cmle (572 corn); 6 cars white oats, 16 cars and 2,000 bu No, L' do, 56 cars rejected du‘ 3 cars no grade (80 oat¥); 3 cars No. 1rye, 24 cars No, 2do, 8 cara rojectod do (33 ryn); 23 cars No, 2 burloy, U7 cars No. & do, 31 cura'rojected do (121 barley), Total (1,082 cars), 407,000 bu, Inspected out: 80,230 bu wheat, 410,120 bn corn, 10,500 bu oats, 060 ba rye, 4,080 bu barley. Clicago fs curlously roprescnted In the Packers' Convention now In eesalon at Indlanapolls, The numbor of packers who hnve gone from this city ls 0000, Tosalbly somo atald oway because ey did not wiah to bo mistaken for Democratlc War-Vet. crana; hut (t 1s suspected that the principal reason why our packers hold alonf {s the fact that tho packers of tho country have mot kept thelr promise to report stocks, etc, “It has paw beon an egrovment ©of two ycars' standing that the mombers of tho Natlonal Assoclation should furnish Information that would ensble tho Sccre- tary to compllo statlstics which the trade conld re. gard as trustworthy, The agreament has beon kept {u & Jughandle sort of o way, The probabllity now 18 that tho Chicago packers will sttend to their own Lusiness, und lot the packers of other places act sa they muy ploase, without let or inderunce, ‘Tho leading produco markets wore sxcltad yos- terduy, ond frregular, The war npews was the disturbing element. Early dispatches sunouuced the existence of & very bel ligerent atiitude on tho part of Russls, and the méarkets advanco nnder it, The luter news waa of & moro pacllic charactor, and accompanied by ro- portaof un advance in Lritish consols, with an easlor feeling In the gold markot of ihf country, and prices weakoued, falling off to opening Agure: ‘The chle! exciement wus In whest sud corn, which wera the aubjects of a good deal more telegrapbing than usual, aud the doy way a hurvest hoaws for the Lrokers. A few suvpenalons wore repaitnd fu whant eircles, under ruptd calle GOLD AND GUEXNBACKS Gold was 1005@100% In groenback: ?areunhdn were O1%5@DI¢ on tho dollar in gold, GOVERNMENT BONDS, United Bme- e, ol ’sl. (atcs 5- lllmc n ;o- ;‘trr:J!:::";ludJu P a7 o 1"6"'4’1'. nl'n&-dnnuunnd.luw leago Cf Chicaga (| nl;kg o Cl ik -&:fi: e O *4And interest, LOCAL 5.100‘5- apualiion ok Xsposttion astpck Gserp) BY TELEGRAPIT. 79 (he Wastern Awnclated Press. Nrw Yors ver. 4o -0’ orensd at 110, de- THE CHICAGO for margine, hut thoy were atl small,—in facl, thero are fow big deals on the wheat market now. The excliement In groin was chiefly apeculative, and barred nctisity for ahipment, whilo the recelpts of grain were largo In tho aggregate, tho augment belng chioily in corn, The turn in the wheat market sinice the close of September is & surprive to everybody, and to none more than to the pariles who held It up during last. month. Thoy had follased [t up all the way from the nelghborhaod of 85c, and made a good thing out of It, but aro belloved to have expected o re- valeion this week, and operated for*it; but the market s strong still. Of course the pros- peet of war aver the Astatlc question fs the chlef canse of tho advance, Lut it {a far from boing the only ane. A great many peoplo ara investing (or huve Invested), becavss they be- 1tave tunt thero Is an actual shortage in tho world's crop of wheat, and that prices mustgo much higher inconsequence, The least atahle featuro In the sitnatlon 1a the fact that the purchases have been made fn small fots, and tho deal fs therefore aus- talned by the multitude. Experionca has shown that when Lhis 1s tho case, a steady stream of shif- fening nows (8 nccessary to kaep the market firm, The first littlo ripple of unfavorable ndvices starts ont tho ordera to realize, and the competition of sellers breaks pricea down to o much lower point than 1a warranted by the news, A strong hand at the belm [a necessary to steady salling ina rough ea, There was a well sustalned demand for dry goodls, and & firm feellng again porvaded tha markot. Grocerlenwere falrly active and generally steady, In the butter and cheose marleta no important change was apparent. The former showa rather less atrength than heretofore, but is not appreciably lowor. Dried feaits were without quotable chango in values, Fishworo(alrlyactive,and firm. Jobburs of leather hnd a good trade, while tho bagging, palnts, olls, coal, and wood markets wwore very quliet. The floct at the Jumhor sale docks was nearly closed ont yesterday, the yard denlers boing the principal buyers, Al the yards trade contlnues falr, nnd some of tho dealera have succeeded in re- ducing thelr supplies and clearing their docks of looso lumber, Pricesate lrregular, the quoted figures belng frequently shaded, The country Is buylng mostly at the yards, the differ- ence belween retail and cargo prices not belng enough to make {t an object to purchaso at the docks o miscollancans cargo, Drugs and chemlcals were in fale demand, and ateady. Wool, hops, eceds, ant hides were n demand, and firn. Tiay and broom-corn wero unchanged. The offerings of potatoes were larger, and the feollng casler In conscquence. Poultry was steady, and eggs fiem., Loke froights wore qulet, and firmer, Carrlore asked 4c for corn to Bufalo Ly eall, and 430 on wheal to do by ateam, which shippere were loth to pay; but thosu rates were pald in one or two cascs. Tail freights were quiet, without chango in quolations, agents asking 20c to New York, 18c to Philadelphia, 17!{cto Baltimore, and 25c to Bos- ton per 100 s, Through rates by lake and rall were quoted at 1lc for corn and12cfor wheat to New York, and 12c on corn vin Buffalo to Boston, Frelght engagements wero reportad for 67,000 bu whoat and 100, 000 bu corn, TRICE. From the circalar of D. Talmago's Sons & Co., of Chorleston, 8. C., wo make the following ox- tracta: ‘The crop of 1875-'76 was 70,768 casks, against 60,530 cavks In 1874, Tho crop promised to be unusually large, but (t was damaged by drought in July, the offect of which the raina aftorwards fail. od to entlirely ovorcome. The quality was also much below the avornge, and the product ts wlnt 18 known to the trade aa **ight rice. " “The scason was unprofitablo to holdors, The New York market opened at 83§¢, which was con- sidered a Jow figure, and Carolinn dealers hield their rlce, allowing the large crop of Loulsiana to bo marketed Arat. In January ecllers becamo anx- fous to realize, and adecline of (¢ attracted trade, and the arket advanced {n Apri), ruling steady until the new croo-year opened, closing 130 low- er than at the opening of the scason, Tho crop senson of 1866-'7 {8 now opening. Thy aren planted was not materlally lorger than In tho preceding year. Early the yleld promiued to bo heavy, butlack of wator jn some soctions and fresheta In others, and strlkes among Inborers ot times of sceding and harvesilng, have combined to cartall the production. The crop of Bouth Caro- 1ina and Georgla s estlmatod at abont & por cent {nerenso over Jast year, The quality will probably Le below tho standard, The old crop has been ncarly exhinusted, and the new seanon opons at low pricos, which will doubticas farther fncrosse tho consmmptlion. The crop this year has been grown at a grenatly reduced cost, TIE WIEAT SUPPLY. The Statlaticlan of the New York Produce Ex- change dlscourseth ns follows: Rm‘n,m will demand from ahroad & l|lfihl of 120, KUK by of gh 00 or il ud hlnquum S heuar S o ‘Corcat “Fear, e fon Aug, an eatimato luw-l F Ton it L0 bl including her present stoek the mnnnm now i i Het Py (Hlfll“. which sre ubout 14, W‘JXKH conscnquently 88, - L0000 by tuiat Do drawn frumi” forbtn. sources 1hia ID“IIW‘B“ ara the countries wiich nnuuny export ‘mlflll Mith tho amounts of the rm lon} Belgiun u Tioan, AbouL §2.00,000 bits FFAN0S {miora and Sx. poria bk her fibporka nawd oxeetied UF cxprt ror the ‘“Il‘ Tow years by from 10, 000, B0 000, GO l'lflllli I‘I‘lw upon the puliclty or nlmmuncu aof her own crnp B e Erasieq y wlllmlnu 1 Lhiryear tanot yot known: Bwitzerland takea 000 i, ‘whilch goes Ly way o Mnrn.lllnn nnl Wit mmuu mord thun usunl, Ler southiern cmp light and her nortliern crop By i Byerace oiey Gernay wil mport mora tling usualy foF ier cron 14 ully 2 o tont Ahort. the 190 4rop 1 aver Buroo 18 Ul oy ey vory shott, Bad il fact will also fncreaso thy dLman jor wheat, ‘The conntrles whoso graln crope exceed thefrneces. aitlia, SIth. Ehio. nmounta. which thiy Turhis I, Aro sa foliows: Rusin's supply for Cxport fa troin 000 b, Her vchn’u oxmflll(un luollfar- Han munmnn for, the, poa years has been aout B0, 000, (), lllcl thy Un(iml Kinrdom h: 2000000, Bhd'tho Gtbey hmmcnn cotintries h mem Iluulu w(ll Illmllh an nvvnum cro] vielufiy of thy Asov, snd 1 who Cilinen, the crop lashort, T uruun!rlw\hluh wm e eatted mwll{ the Jem encies of umitsll 4,000,000 ue uj U H1ates, 70,000, 0003 Auumll ouu.mux mu-n lmliu. oo Au-l'l;lllml Hurary, 8,000,000, Inthe anounts 10 141,000,600 bu, ‘and the Lot therefore, vl(llIlu\‘otvn'rylxllrnp{mrlullllrlu Al (10 tha depiaud wiil not surp Tus of thio rrur-m marke “Theee Inforences fromn e exeecdinglynigt Lo s LiEied A auniobled vy the Spintons of proci I\ILI lour, GX[;“I'(‘E'THIH neut dealers tn wlml agentsof this clty, whosa conclualon hisye been drawn trom difforent xow IMFONTS AND EXPORTY, Tho followlng 18 a recapitulation af tho values of fmports {nto, and demostic und foreign exports of merchandlso from, tho United Btutes during the month of Auguat, 2a furnished by the Bureou of Btatlstics, MENCHANDIAE, Domentte tport relgn Imports, (mizedvaliesy, exporis. f lu.::gm(n «, al;.:‘ult u.fu::a )luufii "ending % Aug.S). IH75., 44,101,673 335,000,437 1,000,214 ”"'h‘m TS 19700000 09,357,131 295,459,200 10,002, E"‘.’J‘ln il 3 1 8, 1 e :m.ula.flu) 138,614,000 8,033,300 SI'ECIE AND BULLIO! Monthi__ending Aug.31, h‘lfl.‘. lJIZHm ® 2,177,008 § 683,122 siandh e (\ g, 31, 270,287 4,333,245 278,007 Euh’xln mn‘{n it 0000 o48,011 40,01 L Bl e Tt IR LT endlng A; U, 1875, 14,078,003 60,433, 244 pIit ISH’I‘ID EXIFORTH= Month endini Auvg, & I E".‘,‘u‘;‘;‘m“.'!fli’:'.’.’e’fimfnn yery zT ; It mouth oudinyg Aug. 31, 1875 . The following Ikmwl the impor tho chief ports: 459,114 Ly FOURIGN TMPOKTATIONS recelved al Chicago Customs Oct, 4, 1870: T. P. Wolf, 200 corda wood; Edwurd Ely & Co., & cascs woolens Channon & Co,, 2 coils wire rope, 1 box samples; C. 1, Plantz, 10 caeks min. erul waters, 3 caske medlcated flowers; Barnam Broa,, 0 cases dolle; J. II. Anderson, 14 cascs pol- {ahed granite; J. W. Doano & Co., 110 boxea nut. mege; Prank Sturges & Co., 317 boxes tin.plate, Aumouut of dutlos collected, 84,057,04. CINCINNATI LIVE 8TOCK, For tho yoar cuding Sopt. 1, Cincinnat! recelved the followlng uumbers of live atock: IIMI. Culile. Bheep., AT T YT HUTT A 1Y w-fl 250l 130008 169,502 12008 132,20 PROVISIONS, 100G PRODUCTS-Wero [n falr demand for this sea. son of tho year, and Ariner, though without an linport. ant advaygo in priccs, The muarkel was vory steady, sacompared with grafn, Jlogs were quoted strouger, chiofty on heavy grades, and otber markets were ro- ported to be Arm, though quict, and the upward tendy cney fu breadstuffealdud (o streogihen pork products Ly sympathy, in the faceof tho inferonces drawn by Milward & Co. from ruplles sent by 18] correspondents in Dinols, Alasourl, Tows, Kamas Iudlana, Ohlo, snd Nebraske, Nearly one-Lalf the returns estimated the supply of kogs as couslderably ju excessof laat year, and only 29 of tho polnts report corn mabelow the averugs of 1875 Plentitul corn will make good fat hogs. and If the one 1s cheap the other inay be expected 10 bo cheap 100, 14 Mess Porkonvas ouly In moderate request, but a vancod 175c perbr) (un Uctuber), snd cloacd cualvr ud TRIBUNE i 90 bl do at & el do Ciew) 81 847,007 1,250 bria soier Octobor ot S10M2URTVE; and 0,290 bein scller {he year at £13, 121413, Total, 11,100 brle. Tho ‘market closed steady /b $10.70217,00 for cashi $10, 6201005 fornuller October BLAME 100 for selicr Novointior, At $15.206415, 2236 for the y Exira ,lrmm park was -u‘m‘{n! #1250, Sale was madoof I7olele at 813,50, &0 bris fiiio mees aeller Adanunry at $15.50: and 7O Tl backa n Tt Was it ah A \nlloflrnmv.huln thraughout, witly s moderate Inquiry for the § litde cisa s Joa werg reparted of 1 1 P :uwalo 760 tew selier the yeav nt §1.4 AU B0 18 pollir Jatnry &L £ 40 7,000 tes, 00 Imarker clised steudy t for cashy #i0.204 1 0 ted 50 tes feller (n-luin'r) AL or ¢ . m rlmlvluquulm Aot e o Lrico 8 wint er-rumlored drentr=\ere in falrrequest Al inchanged in price, extent hat WInLor SHOF et erO R TOMRER LA VR A Thiere was windsrstoud 1o be n god demand for 1003t Teady toshih How, Andt (LIn frobable that several kalcs wer made bealdea tiowe noted below, - Dealers i ment areterriily averas to reporting thele transactions, nnd thera s peason to hellove that many mikitonn of. peunds e Soid annviatly fn this markyt shonic which bath the Duyer nnd seller keep allent, Thysslean ?oll oriay ncluido oo, 00 mnmumm (WINter) AL do (naw) &t Al§@8)4c1 00 boxes [ong cl 0000 e M or Aact S 1l SO0 okt M 00 hoxes ente At HA(e! e} or {;fl"{'{::flm “wmnmr. a1 The following aro o a ons:, Shonle Short Long Short ders, ‘ribe. clears. clears, Loose, OGN R; o nomf o A o} Noveniber, & M 8 8 By ot b, o, B B 8 January, B) Lonk -m.lmunn!cnu Ilfl(ml at vu cash, H‘g )‘nm ||n it or Decetmbicr. Clinben) nmn qul 433 lnn:-cnt hnmm 12a13)c1 all boxed, wnnl- |I [ T30 Wihter Montacre’ Joose o short s, eash or No' lvlulcr otk clen o T Octobor, KXo or ey o 4o, »"uh guoteidat Bofor, sholiers s; 0 for short ¥lbs, 10418c for shiortcloars, and 134 u}’ccrl’ur hn;n:lllcnn\ ~|nnd packed, ! a2 \Wero siondy and aulat at 810.00 1:‘1: »'.’}uu‘ #10,00 for cxtra mess; sud $20,00221.00 Tulluio—WWas quoted at SK@a3(c for clty,sud 74@80 farcnunlr] lote, nccording 1o coudition, DBREADSTUFYS. FLOUR~Yas In jzood domand and strong at the ad- ¥ance noted yosterdsy, o further riso Leing asked Ly holders of somo preferrod brands, Therc was more In- quiry for export, and several lots wero taken for ship- fnent, in addition to tho purchases made by local denl. ers. Bales were reported of 1,850 brls winte: irtly &b 83,75@6.70t 1,400 bris apring extras, cliefly at §0.23 @7,00; 46 birle apring superilnes at 834731 and 50 bris rye flour on private tcrms. Total, 3,330 bris. The market closod steady at tho following rango of priccst Cholco winters, $0.50G7.00; medluny winters, 85.7330,33; choico spring oxtras, £5.80@ 0,00; modium do, 83.235@5.50; shipplng extras, $4.47)6@5.25; cholce patents, §6.73@7.603 cominon do, $3.75@6.25; sour springs, $3.00R4,00; sptiog superfines, $3.25@3.756, Ity tlour, 84,004,356, Uran—\Was in moderate demand and steady st the {m- provement of the provious day, Balcs were 40 tons at $10.00 per ton on track and free on board cars, Feed—Snle was mado of 10 tons at $18.00 on track, CorneMenl-gales wero 50 tons cosrse at $10.50@ 17,00 per ton, mostly on track. WIEAT—Was actlve, oxclted, and unscttled. The market advanced 2ic carly, Lut closed only X@c higher than Tuesday cvening., As above noted, the early nowa from Etiropo was regarded a4 vory warlike, and | addition tothat the rocoipts were emaller than expected, only 234 cars belng (nspected {nto store, ‘Thiasat the shorts to buying frealy, and tho resulting sdyance induced numerous calls for morgins, capectal- lyaa Now York waa ramored to bo somo Sa higher owing to the war advices. Therd wera a good many outsid orders to by, and the markot went up with o hurrat, hint holdor wora willina soliers at tho advance! and the rumurmu.mnomrr arnitatico lind beon agroed o, wis folluwed Uy o speady tumblo, aer wifeh tha nmkfit iyas unwctticd to cho closc, | Livorpoul was auoted trong. with an upward tendency b cu Arcon nflunl, b||H. wmmlallnnl from l\nilnml id not exulble ugh t dicate a4 inuch anxloty over war :WM C\‘fllEld ‘There Wllh little du- for _ shipment, except ! T fradics, Which® Were stronkeri’ and. tho Surrent EEsits 31 o, vera op o palo (11 ANCE the carly advance had been lost. m-]mr Noveiber onened a¢ here, & ‘l.(’iflfi}lusldl" lmfk |l,~‘ 1,(.u vuno— oo to I L, and e 0 §1, ll.nu. Kolior Docerber enld af Jmu. Jh s ol sl wales \vem Teporic 14 84.400 ha No, d doat L & u loxm m 'mLu old N 1,053 o0 T o reltod aenter vy | U IK .00, uld rejouted atsles 1, Im m:w do nL Dln‘ nlld bit by samplo at 70ca $1.00 on trade, ., 72, um »murwnml—wam Ta 1,800 hu No,2 rod ot 81,115 @1, 121 and B bu No. 3 '"""".f Sfinnesota [FAeat—\Vns (n fair demand by loeat mile lomand’ Arm. Galeg wore 1,000 iy No. Jat 81,133 by by sample at eLu‘I'{m llon tn.wl.x !Ilnd' l.lg") |)a doat $1,1iG1,14 free on buard cars, otal, N Wan cttsa and exelted sarly, in sympathy i Wiieat AAYARCNg 10010, e, i 0, wid clored oilly 32 hINOr Ior G voTibor {an the prevediie gyeulug, whlly dellverics thlg month wero no” hiitier than nn:n. Liverpoct and New York wers quoted fen ll.hnunnpurlnutmlvuncn. and vur rocolpts while n furthicr' advanco In- laka Freiwhte tonded sl mors t0 depretay eto s coin, b Lhokt 28 The Past. aAIng the cost of rasportation, Tlio suinpifix 'deinsad wis apparently Jery liait, and }oprcmh L 0n casli lotgover Noverii ‘: Derwas [okaoned 30 [ cupsequence, uying wwas cmuny dgpo b thie short intercat, and Tor nex month, opehed Novenber et nmnunuu"‘ u. o, onch L&rn bflth clnlln ic, higii-mixodat 4 waro rebotted of Fane, "lslz'mnndlfc'fibr nfi;" e ¢ f il 'a t 1 b e w.- 2ag Fojdctod B 41icditges 100 b naw nnvn at 'm‘ 4, bu hy' lnm pm at :rm-mg on track hmul L0 bit 10 0 43@ATHE Fro0 0 DOAr ears. Total 20k« 800 by A TB —Werefalrly netive carly, advaneing #@3e in and under an urgent nympnmv with the ouner markel disquiry fromt the iorts, who took friiit audrushed in to torwards wonkened undor oTer e tho Inarker a T Jarge umrlnxu. and loscd with tho entiro advance lnst, Tho recefpta wore llberal. ‘Thoro wa3 o falr business in the month in retticment, and somae chlm ing yen her.llm lnl.turbuln at o preminu of n fhoderato domand 1 fortlilpoiont. 8 u[nnul At .muc. g1, clon ? iier zlmym Yol it 434 AaHes Shoain n'€ lhfl ushlc. &nlh Rold at ml}‘(i'fl)au Bll mg:ctn Cuah walta were reported of 40,6 IRESnablur 00 G Torieton. n S4via 1800 bt by fomipio nunr.m)fiu on tracks and 0,000 bu'at 204330 treaon b lWl-.«\anIntnlrmqurnuml firm, spentng at 626 gaia for Nor 2, a0 pdvancing about dac, alea buinic made lnl(‘r(l( G23c. The pa l'l WS lLr\nluln aympa- thy with whent.” No, 1 sold at 180, and refucted waa poininal at s6c; 'lhnrccl.ln werd oty and & ytl .amonml hipinents, which Inclindnt thy o ol sl (nchuded o¢ 803 Bu by Duht o robe d 5 No. 1 _;3 0 b t 0. lnmluh,ll M\anflo. Tulll II(!K bu, \Wns mlcrulul] ucilvo snd firmer, the trading lnllm' prlnclpu ly I car lota, Futures were nd firoier at tio cloiq under Itnfied ’lhu rr.‘u:lsll wumllhun\! and the many tmhlde ordura Thor. sl eutety Jor Mo, 3 G ‘i hclluli W anth ||vmuml mund to NI Octobar_ contracta, opencd at e, and closed nomlagily, ut 5 NIN nt Hllfifl nml closed at K. “1" |.|ush| lt GIE. lll 'I(] a‘\l\’ ” fl 0 B0l At St s Pbadgie Nofieue 1Ry neive, buk tiic ofleriigs wer heavy, snd W good wany lote wbro loft over, | Casl sulos wars' ruported of Idoo by No,d st KIGRICE: 15,00 bu N0 8 at 40 ) ;nnd«m\mnmuwc 4 ed at 32441 20,000 bu by sampld at .nw 10, Total, PINAT CAL TWheat~100,000 bu at 31,101 foF Octab 1.1 @1, lnl,l IUP“N‘.UVBIIHII $hiogseraemtorans. §1) % (Ln:{u—;‘\‘tm u uuumm November and 44340 “Lird-2 icascllor January at 80,45, LATEAT, Tk wan firmer, with snlesof 3,100 brls at $10.75 “‘m»flalu.mn tier, ot $1o00 10 2 e o A rna atranger. ealea heing reparted of 4,000 tcxat nu.umw.axx tor the yoars 0,50 Januury agd casls on ero mctlve, wintor-curod heing drmor. Salew: 200 boxes ncr st Yoi 200,000 T winter ot 8§ ‘\}I.m was active and lrr!sm‘l‘r Slosing, 1o bigher 1 IL Noy mh‘r at Bl 15w, J.l apring sold at 81,12, au Llull and November at 44 Bellerilin year close ;uyxc,'.::m qulet at 8130 for October, aud 3340 for > ! ”“l;‘men were made for 52,000 bt wheat (o But- Bess pork was In l-lrlrnqnm \‘I‘fll‘ mmo higher, closs 'fl ll 10, 7“ 'UP 815,30 for tho year, § e .60, 3 $1010r OSKaber and §15. 4756 50 forthoy was $10.80310,33 for (JEWM‘\" an d 3 tor tho yenr. ales 250 108 02 $0,05 suller tho GENERAL MARKETS, ALCOTIOL~Was steady at $2.10, BIOOM-CONN-! In fair request, the lowor gradea being Airm, owing to small offerings, ‘The rocelpts arv Incrensiog, and consist mostly of fulr to choles corny Cholee green hurl, 8c; medfum hurt, red tipped, 56 BYget greon bruah, with hurl enough to work 11, Bie o¥ger ved tipped with do, 4@ iio; green cuvers snd luslde, 44503 rod tipped du, Oigisdcy insido brush, S@uige; mediumto chofce stalk brald, 4@5c fnfortor brush, $@ikes crooked do, 2ade, BEANS~Eanern mediuma wers quoted firm at 81,50 €1.55 per bu, And navies at $1,05¥1.70. The oferings of cholcelicans were light, Conumon 1dts wers alow, DBUTTER—Thare wos an active and falrly 0rm maes ket for this staple, Although the shipplog demand js luss urgent than herctofory, the requirements of tho trado aro sufficient to absorb thy current recelpts, snd %0 loug as this (s the case thero 14 uot likely to Lo sny very pronounced shrinkege tn valvos, We coutinue to quute as follows; Chelcuto extea yollow, 37@31cs me- dlum to good gradus, 20524cy {nferior o common, 16 @lsc, BAGGING-DPrices woro steady. There was o lght demand for graiu bags snd a falely actlve ono for guonies. Bus and wool wacks wors neglected, Wequote: Btark A, 224 Pecrless, AA, 22c; Lows lston, 2ulcs Montaup, dtiai Ontarlo, 20t Amerle con A, 10¢1 Amaskoag, 10¢; Otter Croak, 10}4cs burlap bags, 4 and 5 bu, 14813c; gunnles, alagle, 18KBI4Me G, double, 23w e, COOPEIAQE—-Packors are buying the barrels and tercos uftered at thu quoted prices. Coopers' atock 1s In moderate demand aud steady: 1ork barrel OB $1,00 uuur do, €4dc) ball barrel Tur T ol bt i Icylx' pihi 20, UK ool st ok, biicks purk: g hll LD flht.l'l un llour-bar- e S o ber ‘:una x':‘(au:. holGu i I e iR, ViR ©ikksr—Tits market st shows | comslderabla atreogih, desplte the continued dllllnull uf lrlll Lo rescht rincss fe Moro tha Foautt o ciadent Riswwarr storyinca i ot anihly oy -uu e e tod af wi2bge for goud Leat grades, one l lur ?uurwun N Ul|. rleca of sntiiratita wero usseitled. Bomo IIL‘IU o?uull selling at )M beluw the pric lclll Illlll. ( ¢ taat Jneeting of lh. Exchauge, and others i Wb Tals 23500 per ton, What wlll Lo I.Illl "ouuumo hlllnlln l.u Ixa uwn. “Buuw uole: Lackawsnus, ey, 87. 7.23; du, 87,23 7056 40 Tauer VT B0CTTS] MIOGUuTE, £0.80 Caunely THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1576, | Daltimore & Ohto, $3,00; Illlnots, DRUGH AND CHEMICALS—Trade continnes 'Mr At unchanged prices. ’ll\u following are the lallm\l‘ aAchl, thrl(' ™, g3, ncll, nmvdm.- I) B 833680 wonis, carh, i r|\xlu kL3 u Norar, ronnod, ;msmnu vitrfbt, "B, 1 crenm tartar, B dndases e mrhmm. 1o ond., “m, 007 dim, B ICURL 01 lyeertnt, Kk, am’ arsble, e ooi, g mhu-, ietn, ase 1 g gum ' oplum, numuun fodine; 0} e o 34,004 nmrrnu. -ulrll % Stioan or gals do ™, dediet oz, B ou. tnstor, mm 1y, 8 & t ml.n fl'rmn 00} o300 Kpuam, stile, bark, ml!'h o dmmu.lu )mr. b5 ffmum un!u {1—wwere firm at anaate, ho recelpts were fatr nul u\u “hipnients smail, the demand ho(rrz mostiy lo- Tsinets s saiafactortly activey and tha ML afirin tano. e "“l‘ mfln(lnn-o Tur- ny‘ ln ol'omu No. Iwhllu Iatly 4,004,101 No.d i %@, 00 1 trout, 0. 1 ghore m I $9. 00 @100t Nox 1 No. 1hay, $8.00310, 001 inn atk codan oy e ani ool mn. Gsrgen eod g o o o S 83 ) o0 i rnnml. iy, $0. 0000, o1 4, Biobrt, € uu.'v.:;n acnio ierring, ver box, ‘." .1 l| rrln et Co+ foes Iuml»ll nu -nlmou 3t ST e hot slleh cliatige wak i nrml Ttalaine, currents, prunct, an tinported fenita kanenlly werg mny actlve, whiin da- peattc Kiidt ward to a greateror lei extunt neglected, hhh wrere in llémlmll provions prices, Wi 0lo: £opetgn-=Dateh naunlgos Tiiekish prands, 6a0igor L nyers, o, S145 0, (91 do, nnw.s Difl 1401 loaso fireatel,” old, 031,50 | ‘now, $2.Mr4d.031 cu 'fimum Zante v.urmm. now, THOTHCL 2373; omesttemiden apples, 100p18as \llchlkun do, m Bey North Caruline, sliced, Bigeiot pared penches, ullct‘nluckbcrr o3, nkqn'icnunbnn - B, oGSIcT 3 Piticd chetries, 170 ikl ru.uuuwr‘nlmgz Termmons, 100> o it hrin: it Fhdor errini F3 s Sanies alluLS, e 10 )1e Girohoblo WAt TcdeTiiGe: Brasiis, g imct ,me, ‘Texns, nness w.mm Wiinifugton pennnu. 848 @liey Atrican poan . 1 Jio ofterings Lo wr:tlwrl‘onr. 1necnnnar|-ycrnn n'Fenorted fatr n Now demer, siirty butyoad 1n quatity, un Cao Codi and at Berlth, AlaUL one-nuRTter 'of & crop, the Biack Iiver diskrict of Wikcomin thoro 1o 8 ot crop of wild frult, and In Michigan o rumd many eultle yated berrles, Quotatlonus: Apnles, 062,00 nerbriy peachies, 40SU5G per banket | Denta, per hasket| Brates. Concords, Anaso0 per basel, DL &1 1ot (o pei L:l‘0| Delum\md.m per l'lll!( rnnhcmem B8.XH211.00 per briy Callforiiin_pears v box1 'do ' np:l‘ lo@ise pet cil£ ciions, EN.R@I0T8 poe 8(.\!l M ll.'n 9, 87, LS. wuisfana oranges, 88, 000 uuuwmrs—‘rm!r Jras tale at provious quotations, ‘There was a Atron| mnrkn lor coffec, while for othor linen s aicady fecliog. pravaliod. Quotationy re. main as followa: gmn—lunenau, 8@644c; Carollng, 0@7)c; Loulstana, t ei~0, 28@30c3 Jave, No, 3, 20@%7cq cnu u;m nncyl (u.flmmwsmzwd o mlmm\a "l ' 22ige: commun 1o o, Loy roasting, 1 it ns ave, 221 Saracaibo, Sugurs-! r cut loaf, 1iifes. :rn-lmh uowueu and -nu)m Tistatiple A wéndard % mfi' % extr 1 oer Siiates brmn-. n mry T dtar o e Toane: amond Calitornla sugar-loat drips, 54 031,10 & e, KA. Miver drips, e 8¢ 21 |! ilfll’ qutlhl XXW‘MMI.DI:“OlEt mflflqcx do prime, 55; Dot do, common to good, 45700 itico mo- Tasscs, 45G30C] COMMON MOIAKCS, 38&40¢] biack-strap, 0 Spfres—Allapice, 103@1701" cloves, 4cA43¢; camln, 04ty Inmlmnr. wuu‘fun7nmmm':'u.|mn.’m Cale cutta glnger, 14Glde, . gep o Hlug, Witee iy, Ba0ss whtlo i mé-inrr«?n lmmn. s orman, Motticd, iata; o S16aqes yll Golden” Wonty Bun o, BKQTHC) HAY—-Wasanlct and unchanged, The better grad of timothy weroasiable, but otlict Kinds wore seldon catied for: No, 1 umoll‘l’ #11.25a11,. i 3 at 810.00; ml IL i uniaud prairle, $7.506 H.|l| NoES—Ary: in good demand and frm, and 1t fn ru- murcd that He n- en nmnn tho strect, Eastern Thnners Are taking ocly at current prices, bit s lhnywuuldnuuubml“flun advanco, Tho lacal ro- ta continue lght, but aro expeeted to increasc this next month: - treen cltvlmlclxcrl SY@nct mfifl Ehre. Nane aha heavy, 5}es pare clll‘llll. Afo; green lllll.d L3 l'. 7’(‘.; Frufll Loflnlri Hricon, oatr 12e; finc, b 11 dry ki AR caltt 1S@ 19401 Ars-Aaited hides, 100: donsen sLIRR, HIGLIWINES=Wero mora activeat tho recont od- yancs. Hales were raported of 360 hris at SLUUY por ¥l € whicn rrice o markor clore -Wore active and firin, \Viaconn nlnrnmwtrd ™ [t J(w-. New Yorks aro sold by era o 33005, . KRG Winsansin oron 3 Neht A a0 O Yery good quallty. Spachintors fids OLCamOnAIY, brawors aro La o miarkot ploking up tlfo elinice lote; A gentieman receutly fro ma huLu? Tho oxports Hrom LEA ‘IH' —Johbers express Mlllfldlnn with the cAent position of the market. “I'rado Is falrly actlve, mtln on city and cogn!nucuonnt. and pri ccn’-m finn ailaround,” We Calf, No. wa 81 Gaity N 09 3 29 0 Klp 08 27 HEReE: N 2@ 29 ittt o 05 24 226 80 80 43 FREXO! BTOOK. calth.. § IOATOURID oo eises 100188 A tnarket tad 1o 'Hiow featirod, 'rrdl was qum s th, andezed quntatlo 115 degre 03 _do, llllnull lexll tm. 150 Bon White, 150 de tést o it 173 dog... atigase (Rl wlnler nux Sxira” Jnrd o Ho T8¢ Nn-?. seod, raw, 30cy bolled, fl EI\VIIIIlE winter:bied 08@700; sperm, 82,001 ueatsfoot ol flfllflflylfll\'t; 5’ flfll-lu do oxtrn, 00¢t do No. 71 ‘ i Seiion ‘l" E‘w IL‘:I""‘““':LD[D':' o thrpen g;fnuy. ufium r\m«. \“:’zclnln iy atiral, 20 dde,, 5201 rediicedy 28 ilok.: 335G, Lot 75 In. mbdorate. Toquedt ki Eavicy o it peceTpte cmnlnll -m,mm ta liold 4 ¢ local demand was 1 3 50! mul i1 \r PRy DR i ‘,und Toqueat, rocelpts wera lInrge, but_rotailers wera Barit srocly c: Gaina o s plinty- Bt fon. Ch “ktfllwfi!c quoml 8L $2.5043. and docks ot Prairle hickens ot £4,00. a’%{'m 4850 Tordox. Aallard ducks, 84,750 X I L7 EE lh—l‘lmulh¥ i in fale Fequest and frm at 91,8 ar fancy, and 31,7010 for wood Flo wold ot $L12Ra L 40,2 i il and ll1||lct gold at 80¢, and primo wmedlum clover 3572 SALI=Waa tn moderato domand st tha Iate ad- sanc:. Aany and Oaoadagn, fine, #1,0% Canada,dov #1.40; ordinary coare, dnry, without i daiey, wieh baik P Auhlumlnlrg. umf"} ek Wero B A4 Followar . -0 ~1'r] El!l wum AL & Glnpoeder—Comimon, QV5ey xund do, 386400t me- diom, 4500c; good do.: G048 e, B3ignvat fctts Wt} chiolce, 706700; choleeat,’ 83000y fancy, 1 'Imp:rlul—cnmmlm 2820t ood doy M'I!na mae il 401201 goou o, 45 e A 308030 duost, fl.;@lllcl cholce, (@T0e] cliolcest, Japran—Counnon, Wuizer kool Sommon Ay huun, dota 003 ¢ kodd tnedi, 406436 fing, 45 nest “'u..a'fg ‘ulnfi.‘, faudas “cholco chol Ll.l new H (‘ it iC. gt oot Kodd common, 11aa1c; modiang, 04 4s6g1503 ine, iHedic) unflrbr»« 4o cholue, AU 65 8 ~ 01— the marki at $7.50 fo mnwc‘.)su.m" Tof e, and o 03 £38 b ivered, o sk WOOL—Contibuea ln 1alr demand, and firny rocolpts aro light and the steck 1s rédu Jands. Quotatlone: Tus-wastied, 3 do, niwa7er washed f fne and muuum unwastiod, LIVE STOCK, Recelnt AT, B ecelnty— e, . eep. Munday, 105t St Tuesday, 8,4 1,080 Wunm ny, & 800 dani s i "ok, 1408 by \v.\c?: DIUFD 1aat.aou-ahenn BATE 4430 5093 6l 4,228 1487 6,143 1,063 0070 1t wan imorad st the Vards yeatonday that Davie & Co., prominent eattle dealcrs of Hoston, had failyd, ‘Two or three Clhicago dealers are understood to bu among tha sufferers, OATTLL~Doyond the fact that thers was Increased sctivity in the trade, the genernl sltuation was untm. vroved, Thosupply was lberal and of poor quality, while the tonoaf advices from the st was not o whit more favorablo thuii on the two precedlng days, so that any improvement Ia prices hers was almply out of the qguestion, Nobunly was there aa increasad attendance ofbuyers, but (ndividual purchases were on & mure gen« erous scala than for samie dags proyious, not far fron 4,000 head chianging hande, Bales had s rango of $2.00 @3,30 for {nferlor to oxtra grados, but most of the b nuse was accomplished at 81.23@3,00 for stockers, butchers' stu?, snd Texas through cattlo, and st 3,2 4,40 for comnuion to good shipplug beeves, Of tho d; transfers, Uregory, Cvoloy & Co, reported the salo [n luta of 1,023 head prinetpally ot $2.40@3. 10 for Toxuns, and ul $4.2004.83 for uatlves. Prominent salos wera B4 head at $3.50, by 8t. Johu & Brown, snd 50 head st 3,20, by Cunover & Jlall. Vesls wero plent; num S Yor terior to sxtra. daaitios.” Thd ‘haries closud stoady. ‘1" e 8o, 'l'r‘i?. 8,60 s 4,80 4.75 3 4.73 a1 4100 4.08 4.40 4.0 40 4,35 a4 4140 €33 413 4.8 400 850 w13 o0 Y] b .00 .05 for) i 167 Han 7 HOOS=The loy numxt Wwas anchanged, ethor la the charaoter uf the duiiaod lnlll x.plyur l?:"v-luu‘:lnl) H the Ioul Imlllllvpln& enun 'nlu lup;lly aa”caaly o 3’ ui 34 25 r mchulcu c-vy T 0. 0L@ lurc«mmon I c . Bkippers snd. Inhrlur Ilun\y Ifll“; l‘l:.xlu. la iy Au “1 Ie'h‘x‘llga:gv e ynmn-ymmmm % o e marke Hoon No., .1 N0, Aw. Price, s, 2 #0190, 3.00 45,000810 Cullo B3L00E B [N I N ITHE O TV I 1T} o} an nctiye mi Lo Tp ices wore stead)) |Ivk{nl #2,7! Inferlor Ifl rommon, andl l! 3! cholco grades. Tho il o l||¢ -_ulm Ao BIVED Noo An Price)¥o. Price.|xn Ar. o2, .83 | 78, 831 40, 1 714 1 0, 89, ket !ar;ahfi cl'm lum to Delows Prm. g Ap, #1 !.4.—nllwl—llnrelpu. 2,300, agRinet ne 1ait woeky market someieh o} trregns 01l "and Wik &L ahout ciosling Tatos 0 it 'rnrl-lnfl 5E$l‘umnllm;l told 8 cara irlotly primo, ¢ ardinar, w1 cera, 00} Texans, $0.25@7.00; stock arcly ciosed ou Meep—-llm‘al t8,50,010, making 8,440 for two days, agalnat 0,500 """" AR 'w St maTkot fale ¢ B00un. o Tor Tambai” 64, 004000 for. sheon, with hm’l‘«:ml 01 g;trn x\mnp #olil ot $6.29, and & fow extra Hieine] Inccluh' u.nm. ‘making 7, |no for_two days, ;Y\ nst 6, timo loat woek| market fiulnl’] salcs ullva ID lfi-fl-@fl Bflll lm lbs, nuvuv.n Oct. 4, —qu-—m 1) M‘I\ total fcrt i) matiet fairly ncfiu"sf"wl g 109 87, X.ou {s' WM" Ly Ldtllx— ood, 8 3, 435 :lnmnfi '\ Brtbcnr aicbost e o inssed o e and anba— ceelpts, 2,000¢ total for thn Dn 400t n{‘ Modorately notivaj. . price & b8 ME36o malwkr e last woks ahionp ulthange oL wm for the wook, 14, Iy for um 'aw lnmxn ‘offer] flll Yorkers, sa.uan,w: nu\ 7. 80,4 Davrisone, Md, O i chu rlul (@ ¥ fowers very ety eics ik nnnu oiin niodinm or goud ity Bidide) ord lary” i ‘l:t:‘ovii.‘unn. and cows, igitict ot salos at Ud@iidel oipts, ":-ln mm\cr-(ndnmnnm irices Mo lower; corn- nd 0K, ¥@Bjfct atlllers, 1!‘(@85‘0["“1“&, 8,703 muzp—nnm flrlmnnhnawulon range at 4@3}{cy recaipls, 6,787 AST LINERTY. EANT LINRRTY, Oct, 4,—Caitle—Ticcel mo-flng Iwnd.un rnr this markety total for twa nyl.d. \y st heary, with slow demaid and 0ok e & fl”" .:u coimpion 10 r o Tlagr=iecelpts 10 for o _days, 4,200 Yorkers, £0.2 l‘numl hln,cs 50@1. 4 Bhaep—Rocolpts mne-m otaltoriwa dase: 7,800 hioad; selling Oct, 4.—1[4 n good domand at full o Im:gn: 50.&" butchers', 83,100 uuln e to cholce steors, 84,150, 1o 1.0} o i to fa 1:0024.25 pony, iy ot B e, WL S .50 common to falr, 82, 35G4.7: : CINCINNATE, i g, ;?o"fl domandy lowor X o 5.00@ ¢, 23} :‘!ce pts, 3,2124 8} fnp~ CRCIRNATI, Oct. 4 ;Mtldlu cnr;xsmnlul'nh . 1 17500, " meats, LUMBER. ‘Tho cargo market was nearly cloarcd yesterday, Bov- eral veasel londs wers offered In the morniag, snd local dealers soon appeared and took tho desirable lots at ro- cont figures. Hace-atuft sold at §7.00@7.5, and com- mon Inch was quict, litilo belng offersd, at $7.0058.60, Medtum boords and strips rango In prico from $10,00@ 12,00, Lath and shingles were unchanged, The docks wera clearod for tho first tlne {n soveral weeks, and dealers looked for m more lively markot for the next dlect, thoglut ot the yords belng partly aver, as trado haalmproved enongh to onablo retallers to reduce thelr stock of loose -um on the yard docks, thus glying room o LR T Aty Sith gl relahts Janis cnlwu Tioted AL BT, S1HGa1. 55, and Susicezon b P °i 3 trado (e fatr at Irrunlar nrlm:, Com- mon lum! er xn frequently sold below quoku Jimt and accond eicar.. 1.00219. 00 thfp rfll{. 1rs Cloar elding. arat and secand.. First o dth g cotnmion, drescd nd comnion, dremed; ! 1ok tom Comuian nn-nxund aliort fonoin Fencing, 1 Cmumunlllmhcr irnmunnuncnnn(nz ngle l'lu.nu. aquAre, Tlckets, tint. BY TELEGRAPH, TOREIGN CITIHS, Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune, Tivenroor, Oct. 4=11 8. m.—Mour—No. 1, 24s; No. 2, 2230d, Grain—Wheat—Winter, No, 1, 037d: No. 2, 0154y spring, No. 1, 0s 84 No, 2, 013 white, No. I, 108 2d; No, 3, 03114 club, No.1, 103 ady No. 2, 103 ad. Corn—No. 1, 304 No. 2, 238 0d, Procisions—Pork, B0s. Lard, Gin, Livnrool, Oct. 4~Latost.— Colfon—Market dull and easlor; 53420)6d; sales 10,000 bnlea; speculation snd export, 2,000 American, 4,600, Dreadatyge—Calltornia whito wheat, average 05 11d @1042d; do club, 10s2d@10s 6dy red Western apring, 01@088J; red Western winter, 0s 54@0s7d. Flour— Weatern canal, 224 0I@%4, Corn—Wostern mized, 258 0d@20s. Onts—Anicrican, 2033¢ 6d, Darloy— Amerlcan, 3304, P'eas-Canndian, 3786d. Clover Seed—Amorican, 602338, Lrovisions—Mess pork, 804, Primo mess hoof, 7o Checse—Fino Amerlcan, 615, Lard—Amerlcan, 53% Bacon—Long clear, 4ds; short clear, 408, Tallow—Fino American, 43a 6d, Felrolewn—Sprits, 118 0d; retnod, 168 64@18s. Linseed 0il—26520s B, Jesin—-Common, 0s; pale, 148, Spirite Turpentine=25s, ANTWREP, Oct. 4,—T¥ltoleum—i0s. ALlabldin AMERICAN CITIES, NEW TOIK, Special Diapatch to Tha Tridune, New Yonx, Oct. 4,—Grain—~Wheat opened 1@2c per hu higher, but the sdvanco askod, togethier with the 1ight supply offering, and o further rise In iolglts, materially checked tho demand Loth for export and local domand, and tho marlket closed with the improve. nient partly lost ond shippers Inclinod to liold offy sales of 110,000 L at $1.15 for ungradoed spring; 81,18 for. fresh recelpts old No. 3 Chicagoj $1.25 for 6,000 bu now No. 2 Chicago; $1.5031.33 for white Westorny 815 for good old No. 3 Milwaukee, snd $1,25 in sloro for 7,000 bu old No. 2 white Michigan, Ilye held o shade firmer, with Mitlo better export Inquiry; Westorn quoted at 73@ 7Tdc salenof 8,600 bu prime Western for export st 7dc, For corn good oxport and falr homa-trade domand ac & furthor advauce of Ja por buj sales of 288,000 bu at B7}4@88}o for steamer mixed gradoed and ungraded; 033{@50c for safl mixed; 300 for Kansas mixed; and 87)@a00for ungraded Western mixed; alsa sales of 25,000 bu No, 3 Chicago soller October at b d 15,000 by do soller Inat half October at Soc. For oata only & light (rado was reported, and prices were generally without doclded change; sumo little oxport fnquiry for old mixoed sales of 45,000 bu at 803 170 for mized, nod B6@300 Yor ‘whits Western and Stato; 3i@31a for rojected | 30@373o toy mixod Western; 8543470 £or whito Western, Ocean Frelghta—Pretty good business dono in berth. room at stil higher rates; tho close was markod by conslderablc buoyancy, and o further advanco would not be surprising: {n charter-room a fair Lusncss was dono In graln yesscls rates were firm at slight nprovement; engagements embraced: to Liver- pool, by steam, 24,000 bu graln at 8)6d; Lacon at 30 3503 and by eafl, 72,000} bu graln at 7M@8d, and 5,000 Dbils flour st 23, Provislons~Pork on spot and for Octlober nshade firnier, closing steady: futurea very dull; sales of 383 ‘Lrls now moas on 8ot st $18.05@17,10; October quoted st $10,00G17.004 ot the second call for October $10.65 bidand $17.00 asked, Cut mieats esaler, with a light Lusluessy middles firmer, Latd opeued more stesdy; subsequently beeamo easior, but closed firmer, with falr transactious; sales of 650t¢s primo stoam on tha spot part at $10.80410.83, closing st $10.80; 230 tca for Octoher ot $10.47)¢} 2,000 tca for Noyember nt $10,10@ 10,18, closing ut $10.13; 750 tes for December at $9,00, closing &1 £0,87)41 3,000 tes scllors' option for the re- malnder of tha year st §0.86@0.00, clusing at $9,00 bid; 760 tea for January at 80.67). closing at $0.00, Sugar—Lefined (o falr demand; raw quiet snd nominal &t B3(@0o for falrto good refining; D}fe for prime, and D4GUISa for contritugal. Taltow~Market fn buyens' favor, aod moderately sctive; salcs of 140,000 B3 at BA(C for prime and small 10L8 ALB13-16 per B, Whisky—Finner market, with sales last ovening of B0 bris wt §1.18 and to-dsy on 'Change 50 bels at $1.18% allon,, per g lem Assoclated Pre " a5, Nuw Yous, ot 4,—Loiton—Mlarkes duliy 10 16.1 1 tutured m-ay. (g»mm ul’-mn. amlnmog 103 a'.fl_n muor, bibgas yad Siecta ARGl Mueuui‘ mfimel ot 1318 s w.(m brleg No. toniuon to good vxtra, 83, -'I patont bricess, $7.27@; Ilm Aourfirny; §¢. ‘IMIG.'HJ- tnialivferinya sad Aruier § lrnl uits cm.s-k Jusiness: ua: gt riiots Woatorn nur—nw.f-um domand; uct‘ptul eate £2. 800001 white whitat .a. 'u vatra Corne Menl—Etead; \\' Lo rite Meal—Bteady | Westein, Jight trade; A 1d, ,'rmh apring, 81,1 kee, ol nl" "m :l. £, 25u4. 107 lllptr Btate und W ilo, $3.2008,73; Fl- Luul ‘1-! 8. 50 3, Gram=Wheat — fteccipla, M,M LUt wauk axin nm,venncm 1, 1 Wentoen ol 'i g " gLy |(u\VcJ.;.i 7401 BL uulnudluwn wix-rowed e uudfi St 81,00 b QRS alr) dulend Frade s T wcs bv»-mn 10ix¢d ung »-Iunllnv grade ta uuciankedy socalpis, 40, b 4 uumunum. troce lo, uwou. 1834 1ue Ill ui uld ]ulllllfll.. llhum IIIS II igar dull ant IXU‘I.I’IIIXI\P““'!"PW Ql)“l'fflflllh af "‘ Amn. lln\).: clined unahanged. Milaes & it u&u& "lde i tele G A e i lummm—nu‘h;dun:mae.mmmu"amm Titlow-Heayy; 828 13-102 w0 | fil rained St 1‘,{?' o) Unnn II B S e ‘."u"w" ol lm—MArk!ldul" \thum. 16330c, nfflfl{ll"}n' l'Dn Tngat fuaks gfne'i":'fifi :‘\‘rllln i i ngng. ‘lnmllmh\ ke flmlhuu, No. B, B SRt B7. Lows, x - ot S5t i ""'"«mhmnn..,, faz"fi'"‘” aud frm for sannd; e, Grain=Wheat Muhfl}sfiu. 210}, A gy, L2 mu. and hid October; 8 b "c']l" pi> Ni om ault ani el Desy tobery 430 Novemnbor . "'“ R ITAin) 1‘—ns'lei|:g¥:ndr|‘l‘;lmnm‘dx $1.10, hlflhl’r le rratean, 12 hlerl mmux mfl.l("}%fl( Hi 108 flu. oata 13,500 th, o bér, 3 o loter, ‘1 Hacon R, Jv'; 'fi"""""’ 10X eloring ui yrigy &1 \mhm: wheat, a3, ,000 b £y, wum.mml?mhley“}’{' -mmmm—quxeu Tty 1,005 llrnannv PIHILADELIRIA, . 4, BUATE chide fio?n'i' 4 siceda-Clover, BIUL eling (=it to m, BT, 004 Hf GRS fl.ll‘l hl '| Rrades, l ll —Wheat—gten amber, $1.2301.271 wii :'n‘:lrnffl o, “‘\rlnd‘ l, 8-=Moro actv 3% il fojos. Oai—Noro, B ;«mu oxlh._ lll‘“l"—“@" Yor| Bl nto and llrmlfnnl C on gatms, adio 1 03th, S0SS10) Wemiar extras 2 0k ("ltll!—“ l(l'fllnlw, 10621134, lwy;l“”.—wo,nm. S g enta~hoat, m,«mbm 'c':ixum‘g"%'“ HOTINATI xotumaTy Oct, P4 gl m—uua demand; n-n-un mznm)smlly hu GmIH—W eat active, fi ] Ae3is af e A “’W““- Dariey mun (Netat tiany Erbeitionte 'ork atrong and higher; rllll‘. llfllll)‘ k, 17,00, Lardgaist bupfinsatcam. llem ulbrnlrnmhx aher s ahoip e I acon ulltll\ft‘h:m( W \Ma'd“’ et o I oy Bicssgey Wi of! '.;"'_ mcn Featann Tieicrve, 5 21825¢; Corty ToLrpo, 0., Oct, 4,=F1 Dl heas o :kxmflr':';fl‘smfl No. 1 rabum 1, nmnfi.’ AR 3ty white )llchl;& 81, 113(1 No. 1all, 81,2 A anll‘u'cxtahur ‘u.m‘ . 'E. Mn ¥ Ctone, Glos. low ml'xed TR RAL ’w"f" 3 white, 402t ho graite, Uai(c: damoged, dosc oo) Qulats Ho. ) S0k witta: et wum.-au :1 g nt(llg"*l’l 200 IJ\;’I‘( wheat, 44,000 by u. fl% 1 1, fil!nll—l’l 3 1, : 2400 D} oats, %'f\rm g, oras wheat, ‘7"7“”"' IMOTE, 01 L —F.our~, .l'.:A‘lx.’Tln nE, OcL 4 l- au: h-,mflml Active, sroez, oy No.. znd 7(c. Dt iy o g, Tiyo quict hnuwndnxz-xnm .m“"'"""& *Proptstona—tleady, irm, and \inchangsd, Bigreraiinn wad aney shgeds Bood demand, Gofre-Steotg and nnchianged u'l.vm'—,r‘mrn‘.l nall iy Bl.14, =Firing Tenfod, 2 celison—Wheats 10,0001 oo o b e BAlpments—=\Vhoat, 52, , 000 Iill‘ curn‘ l!l llllhll. NILWAUK MiLwauger, Oct, 1.—I‘1nm~— draineiviedt ofioned uxcltcfi\"l'lhonl K higher, waikee, sh|l TG do, Novomuer, ecemir, No, Coriy i ¢ e, " 0nes et ant TS b fo gt llrllm);:“Ng.n l’ u’lsi Larley szularnnd:mng Gilot aid Arms wheat o Duftato, 4¢; 4 lrampu-.nuur. 000 brtes whe S anha e B0 ey . TOSTON. TlorToN, Oct. 4.—Fiour~Stealy; Westorn it TR Cxtrus, L0 inter it and ‘Ml 1l 7,501 5t Louis, 80, 550.00 uncywmr}neign’: ulets mitxed and.yeow 1w At :‘.mun el and s ool —sxcmly 'And firm provious prices continuatole obtainied. - Ktoeks of fesltant Qeects cambn lalne seicetions cunnmémmy Toducod tof thasesson UFPALO. Burrato, Oct, 4.— (:rmn—wnmz 1| trely nomli), Cvrn—(lco-‘lvtlc‘rmml ;:fi';rzl;'fhau'flffi p outern at Begfocted, Dariey AuieE and b Cocii Cinal Frelghte EIrim 300 oo, or WA Nuw Onrmaxs, Detr dewProvisons-Tork iBANS, Oct, 4.—Protisions=] #18,00. Others bnchange: uk ey COTTON. Nzw OnLrANs, Oct. 4.~Cotton In good demunk Balen 4,300 balea; mlddilng, 10{(@10¥c; good mil: dlinyg, 103{@10%¢cs othera unchanged; recelpts, oo 2,2001 Grous, 3,300; OXPOrta Lo Now Yark, 5000; tuck, 05, 000, Citant.xs70N, Oct, 4,—Cotton lower; middilng, 1045 not, 5,140 bales; gruss, 1,220; sal 00, MopiLz, Oct‘d.—batlnn quiet; midditng, 106 cet, 1,802 balcay sales, 1,6001 exports coastwlse, 002, BAvaNNAll, Oct. 4.—Cotton irregulsr; middilsgs 103ge; net, 2,757 bales; gross, 9,035; sales, 627; expory constwlse, 1,449, UALVESTON, Oct, 4.—Cotton casy: midditaz. ¥4 not, 3,710 Lales; ales, 2,180; oxports constwlie, BX. DRY GOODS. Naw Yonr, Oct, 4.—Business was ight with conrli ston hotises, and tno lobiving trade vias leas active, (ot ton goods wero In modernte demand and steady, Prioy continucd activa end firm. Dress goods were {o oo request, Bhawls were quiet. Flannels and blacket wera dolng fafrly, Mcn's wear of woolenawenlt moderato demand, Bliks were active and frm, — PETROLEUM. CLxvELAND, 0., Oct. 4,—Petroleum unchanged. Pirrsnung, Oct, 4.~Potroleum dull; crude gagt tled; $3,5003.75 at Parker's; refined steady; 20240 V14, 200 askad, Philadelphin delivery. TURPENTINE. WILMINGTON, Oct. 4.—Spirits of turpeattas quiel dle, MARINE, : CIIICAGO, Annivats—Stmr Chicago, Manltowoe, enndres; atmr Alpena, Muskogon, sundries; prop Clistos, Raclne, lights prop Roanoke, Byracusc, st prop Russln, Bufalo, sundrics; prop Cuvs, Bufalo, sundrles; prop G, P. Heath, Sangatuck, sunddlet; prop Ira I, Owen, Escanaba, 1ron orej prop Bl marck, Marinetto, towing; prop Trader, Sou Haven, sundrles; schr Elva, Holland, wood; ittt Anierles, Bturgeon Day, lumher; schr Amerlcs, Cleveland, conl; schr Grunsby, Raciue, llglu' bt Bandorson, Oucu Day City, lumber; schr 4. P DeCondres, Manitowoe, wood; sehr I, Iumh K!' wounoe, !'mrk; unhr brlver, Ludington, it osts; barge E, 1, Robinson, Marinolte, Iumbfl. garuamdo‘indn Marlnotte, umbcr ba n‘(:fH knnm. Marinette, lumbers: barge J fmmwn. fron orej scow Whito Onk. l.ndln{'“"' umbor. CruanAxozs—Schr Mary Booth, Clay Btk sundrios; prop d. Pridgean, Jr., Port lluron, 44, zon ‘“?.“":'Is' il fone, EREL, Sl ston: stm 3 B 5 0118 posk. " et llquors, nud sundries: 1ot T Wi 50 bils preet Inlcazo, Manilowoe, 40 brly spples, Eron: ¢ msk , and 08 :IDLI. dl- dry lxmo ll-l‘br v whis yw Dot prns Portal bu Olnlllmlr' 1B e bork e v rla QIII‘IIII Bl lrla flour, 20,000 burye; vrop :lu:llzl.n u’f)’"mm sundrlea; aclir Grangor, g \ll:‘Lli’:erIl!, Hnrnlk 27,4 17 bu com; ncu'r llrfi';‘ lyn, Builal 000 b corn; uchr Uneultty falo, 20,170 hu corn; prop TPeerloss, S m m Marie, 07 brla pork, 20 bris Leef M rguu ‘el bu corn, 156 pk s feed, 20 brlu flour, i 1; beels i canse, 750 bu_ oats, £l g ? Houghton, 404 bu corn & it el B, rg, b, A 11 COrt i g.’gfl?‘l‘:r s flour, 200 Lripork, 175 vacks need, sundries, | B, FREIGITS. Caicaao,—Were qulet, ae ngents were ‘::l‘zl more than aluppers were willlng to v.y'unllh wards the close 4c was puid for cor o and whost waa taken by ateam early at44e. sche 11, Blssell takea corn to Buffaloat :t. prop Cuba, com throngh, and wheat at i €. J, Mizor, corn to Prescott at 7c, 80d "mm City of Concord, corn through. In Ihu‘l‘l b tho schra Minnlo Slauson and Goldsn Weit iy ppaged !ur wheat to Buffsloat 30‘005 Fobears. t 67,000 buwheat and X it “i.’:l‘:fiiu:,‘.!. 'Qct. 3.—Thers was oo ‘f'f“ b for -rntuvuulll.o day, nndm bid £ Builulo; carricra nske K "m“lofl“‘ flrfimldm. Nnengnunmcuu up 10 0 D“:l;xgumr.‘(lct 3;~—Tonnage i1 I good | e al or graln carr g £ lg()mlenuhurfl- 1 o 02‘{,‘,’,,,.15. to Kingston, fc; to un alo, 2laci b0 13¢, free of clovation 1. Tom Collls! uPrALO, Oct, ..'.-—Lhukom Ca uclfl‘"“‘;,:h . 1. Morry, coment \ H fl?‘i‘i‘lnch;u“ml;fln ta Cilesio, Ao et Vit e, y n I‘i:: tone, Wi lndmlllll ‘l’olnl 0 Dunlslrk. "u‘y er cord; schr Ellon Thercsa, {l "n \fllllfal P icorgo W, Done ruports schr Ju Detroit, 230 per tou. LAKY MICHIGAN. " Catcago, ~Thren cargoes of lumber 10 (ho market last Busluess ne:‘m N dull at the docks at this lrnmnv! lh\u {u mn“ at present. Owing to (ho tow rall freld! Ll bl roads get most of tho gruin businesd, ;‘k sstes gnablo (to comnpeta....Tho g hl-m:mvm w docked by the Chicagy Dry-Duck [¥ et palr hor shoe. Tho sicam-barke o