Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1876, Page 6

SUNDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. THE. CHICAGO TRIBUNE ‘each to re-gstablich the Athletic.upon its old, hon- orable, and solid foundation. When thebgg{ management around a sul ipti tunate if they dnd dfl oh on ‘the same general sub- hat the new club will be called If there be such a thing as o a name it would be better etic” and ** Philadelphis,” 1043 Chicago & Alton FINANCE AND TRADE. and fs subjoined. The last two eolumns slone anation. Of these the one headed shows the sum of the number nld have assisted and PASTIMES. t begin to carry hey will be for- ty men who will contribute “ total chances,” of times each player wo! put out had he made no errors. age which these erro) berof chances is’ taken asthe has been shown in thes 1o means an_absolute test, be- include the times assistances Despite this, correct, and i5 P! any other of computation. . . The Financial Situation Growing ‘Base-Ball Batting and Field- Somewhat Quiets ing Averages. rs bear to the whole num- basis of merit in Central Paclile Tnlon Pacific bonds. . 11 IU. Pac. sinking-fund. 81 Tilinots Cent Cleveland & PLiisburg. Northiwestern . Northwestern pfd..... ject_intimates tl the Philadelphias. reputation followin: to drop both “ Athl and fish up some ante-War name. THE_SCROP-HEAP. Bose-ball: Bostons, 13; The Produce Markets Ratlier Quiet, Ex- cept Pork and Meats. that thisis by cause it does not were rendercd but not accepted. it is approximately fairer method than Following is the tabl 444 Virginia 65, DEW. g;f‘m:‘saunua.. Tennessee 6s, old.. A Reliable Statement of the Year's W . _Bostox, Oct. 27 Hartfords, 9. ‘The Racine College nine and the Chicago Uni- the final game for the Col- at, the corner of Lowpoy, Oct. 28.—Consols for money and sc- count, 95 11-16. AMERICAN SECORITIES—658, 103 108; mew 5%, 10633 New e, 1014 preferred, Oct. 28.—Rentes, 105f 32ic¢. New 58, 102%. Provisions Steadier—The Leading Qereals Stronger—Barley Weak. corp OB 1870. ; 678, -108%; The Chicago Players Make an Excellent Showing. versity nine will play lege championship to-morrow, South Park avenuc and Thirty-fifth street. A correspondent at Morrison asks if McVe; has played behind _the bat pames this year, He bas; in two with the Mu- tual, one with the Athletic, and one with the Cincinnati Clubs. There seems to be no_excuse for presenting fonship table this week, as the season by the completion of all the games ugh the limits of time ex- e quvy FINANCIAL. The loan market has lost some of it activity in the last few days. The applications for bank favors have been, on the whole, less pressing. The coun- try has been borrowing liberally, and the domand from thatsource for accommodation isstillconsider- able, but the advances to the interior have almost reached the limit to which it I8 entitled for tne present. The movement of currency and capital fnto the couniry is not always a continuons one. It cbbsand flows. After such a volume of remit- tances as we have last seen going in that direction it very often happens that there is & lull, antil shipment of produce and cattle are actively re- resumed. There i8 now, apparently, one of these intervals. The supply of commercial and miscel- 1aneous paper has been moderate, —not very large, norvery light. There is an abundant mupply of loanable funds, if not & surplus. Rates of diszount are 8@10 per cent at the banks to regular cusiomers. Special rates are made in some cases togood independent borrowers. New York exchange was sold between banka at 60@75c¢ per $1, 000 discount. The clearings of the Chicago banks for the week are reported as follows to Manager D. R. Hale, of the Clearing-Eonse: FraxgvonT, Oct. NAME AXD CLUB. 840443 10T, *+m0 ndt wyor Efforts to Revive Base-Ball Imterest in Philadelphia. COMMERCIATL. The following were the receipts ond shipments of the leading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time Jast year: "620UDYD 03 8404 -9 Jb $0DIUILL 222 SeE0 [ Turf Notes, Pigeon-Shooting Items, Aquatic Paragraphs, Etc. Ete. S8 RRRDSH ‘ ***pafinyd sauinp FEEEEEE @ 82353288 figgafii@gg " *"920unYd 1DIOL, RoSabalinn passgse.u| 88 BASE-BALL. A DILL OF PARTICULARS. The Chicago Club has made this season what is, in some respects, the most €xXtraorainary record ever made by any orgauization in the travel and number of games played. It sion” 158 working days, and cnding Oct. 21. Dur- yed 68 champlonship semi-professional and or1iSinall. The idledayshave been: 25 in Chicago, between Leaguc games, 9 el, and 3 where rain pre- the season the Club rdinary distance of o @ -t The ouly movement in base-ball at present is found in the Boston-Hartford serics of games for the championship of New England. Two es have been piayed during the past week, and the Bostons have won them both. ‘would bave been much better pleased if Boston could have won the two last games of the regu- lar series rather thau the extra lot. The atttmpt to incite the organization of & new league of the present semi-professional cubs secms to have died out where it com- with the suthor of the circular. Such clubs as the Columbus, Indianapolis, Mil waukec express themselves 2s advers plan, and do not seem to consider § of consideration and reply.—. Among the reformat| % T N:p I B & BEASNEY Grassseed. 1bs. Flaxsecd, 108, | 282248388 hse been ‘‘in commls: beginning April 24, ing that time it has pla 8 £ CL amatear clubs, on trips, 3 spent in trave vented games. During bas traveled the extrao 11,186 miles. From April 25 to Oct. 21, the Club has been 113 days, and -remained here 67. Out of only fivebad to be postponed on one in Louisville and four with the St. Louis Club, two in Chicago and two in St. Louis. Every Eastern mame on both trips without interruption on the ap- The Chicago Club has not played 2 tie zame with a League club this year, of course, has never had any ten-inning contests with Leazue clubs, neither anything less than npine innings. A still more extraordinary fact is, thaf the whole season the Club bas suffered no accl- et or delay in travel, and, further, no player thas been 1aid off for even one game o by Injury received in the game itst 10 be sure, injured a leg in a running that had nothing to do with the game. DEATH OF M'ATEE. contains the following letter from N. Y., conveging the intelligence of a ball-player once well known He died Oct. 18, aged 31 years: +¢Bab ™ McAtee, the name he was best known by among s friends, X¥ednesdsy morning Jas destroyer _consumption. Club first became prominent by defeating the MMutuals 1n "66, by the score of 16-13, McAtee was The nine was then com- layers: Craver, c.; Me- Ward, 2d b.; 6. 5. King, 1. £.% in the game that are r is_one in the kind of _ At present her paper. teems with blackguard- ism of thie worst character, the object being the Louisville Club and its President. funny nor entertaining to assert that a respect~ ed gentleman opens & ball game with & sacri- legious prayer. The Chicago Club have wisely determined to uarters down-town, and he magnificent quarters corner of Wabash avenue and Tweuty-third sireet, and occupy 2 suite of rooms morc con- venient to the centre of the city. the up-town _place the Club will sell the furni- ture, which is really very elegant, at auction Wednesday of this Wweek. There has been considerable question as to the intent of the White Stocking management asto & tenth man for next year, and various rumors No announcement of iatention has been made by Mr. Hulbert, but it is surmised that the man he has an eye on is a general utili- ty player who has a record equal to almost any man in the League, but who is not at present * best-known b A2REILRTSIER0222D ) sixty-six gomes account of rain, S EE SRR RS GEEBEEEEETREEE was pulled off Bustienb BEOUEEBEE2aBBERLELE QCTOBER INDICATIONS. iaopioy s Three weeks of October have passed, and still ‘bank transactions indicate a larger trade than that of last fall, zot merely in quantilies but also in valucs. Sever chief citics report clearings amount- ing to $1,74%,070,108 for three wecks ending Oct. 21, ngatut $1,708, 818,423 for corresponding weeks last year, 8 gain of 2.3 per cent. The total clearings at each city for the three Weeks compare thas with those of last year: 1878, 1875. 1,288,0:4,064 $1,242,554, 105 50,852, 483 153,81564 110,036 remove their Club heads will therefore break up S AE B a HEY! Withdrawn from atore on Friday ‘for city consumption: 5,277 bu wheat, 1,054 bu corn, 3,004 buoats, 308 bu rye. . 'The following grain was inspected into store in thie city Saturday morning: 2 cars No. 2 white winter wheat, 2 cars No, 1 red winter wheat, 8 cars No. 2 do, 14 carg No.-2 N. W. wheat, 1 car No. 1spring, 50 No. 2 do, 41 cars No. 3 do, 18 cars rejected do, 2 cars no grade (138 wheat); 15 cars high-mixed corn, 133 cars and 22,100 bu No. 2do, 2 cars new mixed do, 47 cars rejected do, 1 car no grade (198 corn); 5 cara white oats, 12 cars No. 2 do, 15 cars rejected do, 3 cars no grade (35 oats); 1car No. 1rye, 15 cars No. 2 do, 30 cars No. 2 barley, 17 cars No. 3 do, 8 cars rejected Total (442 cars), 207,000 bu. In- spected out: 97,633 bu wheat, 238,730 bu corn, 40,933 bu oats, 14,369 bu rye, 51,397 bu barley. The following were the receipts and shipments of ‘breadstuffs and live stock ot this point during the st week, and for the corresponding weeks ending Tt My SR =35 Ll Hanuied BB Be TR PR P At e R $1,747,070,196 $1,708,3184,23 Excopting atNew York and Chicago, there wasa decline 1n trannctions during the third week, com- pared with thezorresponding week of 1875, but in every city excesting New Orleans it was less than the decline In rices. The cause of the decline in that city does mt appear, for there Isno decrese reported in quantities recelved or shipped. The Commercial rejorts the clearings at Pittsburg for three weeks enling Oct. 21, and there also the de- clive is_mmuch less than the decline in prices. Meanwhile at New York, Philadelpina, and Chica- not only in guantities but The only engagement anmounced by the League during the past week has been that of Mike McGeary next year by the St. Louis. The League ‘2t its apnual meeting ought 3 tribunal to Mike. regularly. It is very annoying to the Club officers to have to go thros exonerating him every season. a regular thing nowadays, and the matter ought to be set apart and a special trial calendar made for McGeary. The St. Louis Jiepublican prints THE TRIBUNE batting averages with the hint that they are made up with the purpose of placing the Chica- go players unduly high up, and the St. Louis wrongtully low down. The statement is abso- lutely- falge, and will be proved so when Mr. Secrétary Young publishes his official records after thé League mects. THE TRIBUNE does not claim absolute accur: rures were sent by nearly all of them were from printed scores. ‘believes, however, that they are as nearly accu- mtc:‘.slc\n bcmm:dc, au proved 80 by the official records when pub- lished. p p. - & do (55 barley). t, a victim of the fell 'When the Haymaker short-stop of theClub. sed of the following h “the form of t has got to be Sga2 now dead. The remaining four are Craver. 38 playing with the Mutuals; S. King, resent Haymokers; Penfield, who is workingat’ go, there is an ticrens: in values. —Zhe Publid} GOID AND GREENBACKS. Gold was 1095@109% in greenbacks. Greenbacks vere 91%@91% cents on the dollar Ho LA o A ] 171 Sit *70 McAtee, M. King, and “‘Clipper " ded {rom the Club to join fortunes with McAtce plaved two sessons, and his cuntract was suddenly broken by tuc great fire. or he was then ai 16th, afier wishing ‘end his sufferings. = He was kind- good mother, father, and s Zers. The last words he said were that he was g 3ng to take a long sleep, and, closing bis eyes, in a few moments he was dead. Asa always striving his best to wins asa boy, he was gencrous toa fanlt, res His funeral took 3 Haymaker Club, with the four sur- ~vivors of the nine of 1866, attended in a body. THE BATTING AVERAGES OF 1676. Monday morning last TuE TRIBUNE pub- lished a table showing the batting record of ‘each professional, or member of 2 professional who had playedin three or more champion- ahip gamcs during the season of 137G. ntlemen interested in the game have desired Tecord to Le published again on the ‘they were uiable to obtain copies fore, given below, and may be depended t. As will be observed, this table is based on the proportion of base-hits to times at bat, the only fair criterion of judgment; and games played for the without reference "to whether 1 throw out the Mutual and Athletic®Clubs or not. Following is therecord: 'BATTING BECORD YO 1876, ETLTY the Chicagos. BEABE2LBERR He never played afterwards, T ing, and le Jil that death woul 1y cared for by his ad 85 FIREIGN EXCHANGE. Sizty day. Sight, 482, 434 ered till the because many of graph, and all or of this'system to put first base- is seen at a The following were the exports from New York th vil a6, they wlhe for the weeks ending as dated: men and flelders unds seven of the first eight men being the things considered, has as played in the or five times, and in the of sixty-three ound as he has, sed only by Start, while ting, McVey may be con- sidered to fairly lead the playing vecord of the year. 'The honor of putting out more men than any other player falls to Gerhardt, of the Louis- e Somerville, of the same Club, as- sisted 251 times, or a trifle more than any other Clapp, of St. Lows, is credited with more errors than any other player—113. A COMPARISON. While the above record may be valuable as a matter of record, it fails to give the comparisou of the men who play the same positions as be- tween themselves, which is zbout the only way 2 fair judgment can be arrived at. To enable the reader to see the order of merit, the players who have occupied the same position have been placed in order, beginning with the regrular first basemen of record of the been made by pitcher’s place four ‘atcher’s position four times out games in all. After ] and then being surpas he is fonrth in the who knew him. Augustine’s Chi 81,810 23,072 The number of carloads of wheat inspected into " store in this city since Juue_30 isreported to be 11,035 less than for the same time last year; indi- cating a falling off to the extent of some 3,700,000 buin the receipts at this point for four months. We may expect to see Pocahontas in the gallery when John Smith becomes 8 member of the Board “THE TURF. GENERAL GOSSIP. The sale of Smuggler stock at the Home Mass., was not a2 success. Twenty licad realized $5,180. Mr. H. C. Goodrich has sold to Mr. P. L. Hanscom, for $1,000, the 5-vear-old bay stallion Chicago Chiet by Volunteer out of Lady 'Dia- Tnited States &4t United States 523, 5-208 of aauary and S B8 S Tanmey LRI A 5-205 of sawry and July. 10-40s, izl ) Unized States mw 58 of United States carrency 6s. STOOL EXCHAR Tywenty-five shares of South: Railway ntozk‘snld at 140. Stack ] ‘Firat NatfonaiBank. Third NationalBank. ivision Horse- We note that rail freight rates are just bslf of what they wére & year ago. Z A carzo of 25,431 bu of whea! Friday from Nutt's elevatoron the propeller China. 1twas served out on receipts which were posted some time ago, and the Inspector’s certificate de- clares it to be now No. 2 wheat. If the ware- housemen were justified in posting what is now good wheat, then its condition must have improved 2d interim—which is propably the case. The following are the advanced marine insnrance rates which go into eficct Nov. 1: Sarnis, $1.80; Oswego, $3.00; Ogdensburg, $3. 2 George Logan Lias returned to this city with the roan gelding George Judd, having made an ign through the Soutkwest. y., last Saturday, Judd reduced extended cam t was loaded last it incudes all the champlonship, c Mambrino Warner, a_well-known . Michigan trotter, with a record of 2:303, was killed on the Mansfield, O., track last week, by running Ee was trotting under the name of Bob Smith, and met a fate that every ‘Ringer” richly deserves. That race between Mambrino Gift and Jim Fisk, which was set for last Friday at Detroif and in which Pete Johnson was to have stecre Nye and Foster’s entry, was postponed on ac- count of rain. People who were there 8a) the attendance of suspended owners an ers was immense, the late owner and driver of Small Hopes being conspicuouc. The trained moose, Tecumseh, was matched to trot in 2:20 in harness, over the Moosepath Park, St.John, N.B., the race taking place Thursday, Oct. 19. The moose is said to have shown great speed in spurts, and had trotted half a wile at Truro in 1:10. could neither trot, run, nor walk; but, witha gait more resembling the jum he managed to do a mile in 3 cided failure. The Exccutive Committec of the Maryland Jockey Club offer to the owners of Tom Ochil- in the event of their horses in a_dash of four miles on an extra doy at_the epring meeting of 1877, at Pimlico, to puy them respectively $500 ;opiece to defray their traveling expensts, aud to divide with the winner of that event the gate and slate receipts of the day, the rules and weights of the Maryland Jockey Club to govern Buifalo, $2. 40 Montreal, $£.50. The total imports of wheat into the United King- dom, during September and October of two years, were as follows, taking the figures printed and tele- graphed by Beerbohm, and tarning cwis. into SAnid s3ing *J0Q 1D Few)l 1D)0.L .20 Bushouz. ... Name and Club. Traders' Insurmce North Chicago! Unlon Holling- Lill: Calumet& Chicigo Fuliman PalaceCar Co. +1nq 30 Batip1 01 00 JU BODINIIAL 211y 983 *apuus By SvDq UIOT, difficult matter to In the above list it is & very. say who should be deemed catchers, es in'the Cincinnati Club, but the best ju ssible bas been made, and as far as known th the idea that the men who have played es in that position than any other gsl froam! ikkbiay Deficlency this year... Out of the 1,410,000 quarters reported by Beer- bohm to be now aflcat for the United Kingdom, about 7,000,000 are from the Pacifc Coast, and motmore than twenty or twenty-five cargoes will arrive previous to New Year's Day, so that the de- ficiency in supply for the next two months bids fair to be aa great as that of September and October. The leading produce markets were ratherquiet on the whole last Saturday, with some spurts.of activity. Provisions iere steady, but easier; and grain generally was firmer, chiefly as a conse- quence of light reccipts, though a little more firm- ness was reported Jate in the session ‘from En- ropean ' trading centres. chiefly for forward delivery, and the shipping activity of Friday in grain was followed by a lull—_| ‘which i3 not unusual on a Saturday. The dry-goods market presesented little that was new. Trade continues quiet, and is likely so to continue until after the elections, when a general improvement may reasonably be expected. Prices remain without important change. with a liberal demand both from the and country trade, snd leading staple articles, Sugars are in B! 13 In thetrial he " consider it their home same rule, as far as possible, will the remainder of the list. of a_kangaroo, = 5. Hisesy Bese i ‘Bradley, St.L. P 2 trec and Ten Broeck, agrecing to run those . 0.23McBride. " FINST BASENEN. f Cice! |3West Division Rall !Chicago Gas Co. 103.. The dealing here was o) cago Clty 7 # ct. bonds. Chicago Clry 7 ® ct. sewe BALTIMORE RACES. BALTIMORE, Oct. 28.—The match race be- tween Laurcree’s Resolute and P. Lorillard’s Shirley for $600 a side, distance two miles, was won easily by Shirley. Time, 3:44! The steeple-chase for gentleMman ed tbe racing of the day andmeeting. Jackson P]c_:}?- Simple second, New fidcrs finish- Groceries met hamber of Cormmerce. Lxposition stock. . {*And (nterest. BY TELEGRAPH. Was an easy winner, York third. Time, 3 OTHER PASTIMES. the market presented a firm tone. scanty supply both in the bands of refners and dis- tributors, and prices are still on the ** up grade. " New Yorg, Oct. 28.—Gold opened and closed 109%, with sales in theinterin at 109%. id for borrowing 1 per cent to flat, and for carry- ilg, from 1@2 per cent. jovernments dull but better prices prevail. ilroad bonds quict andfirm this afternoon. ledo & Wabash consolidated convertible ad- ced to 50; Lake Shore registered firsts sold at 1P%, and New Jerscy Central convertible at 87%. tate bonds quiet and strong. 'he stock market was lower in the early dealings, wth 8 decline in prices of @2} per cent, chiefly injt. Paul shares. After midday a firmer feeling setiin, and there was 8 recovery in the eyl:" KB14 per ASEhG and remained firm during the greater part of Bie afternoon, but fell off syetie b clost Lake Shore, lter =avancing to @ mm- central advanced to 514, ew York Central rose to104%, Nortiwestern common to 3834, preferred to 61, Waksh to 7, Hennibal & St. Joe common to 15%, estern Union to 73%. _St. , and_preferred to 565 The Dearborn Rifle Club cxpect to shortly receive a visit from the Milwaukee team to con- test 2 friendly match a8 a return for the visit of the Dearborns to the Cream City. PIGEON-SHOOTING. The match between Green Smith, President of the National Sportsman’s Association, and Mr. 8. Turrill, of this city, will probably be shot next week. The match for the carious stake of a vote be- tween Messrs. Johnson and Stagg is off. FOOT-BALL—LA CROSSE. Spectal Dispatch to The Tridxne, MONTREAL, Oct. 23.—1u an international foot- ball match to-day between the Harvard Uni- versity €lub and Canadian -Association the for- mer won casily by two goals and two touch- downs. Some chagrin is manifested by the dinper by their guests th;wm en§emm2d o ¥ ste this evening, Monday play )chigll College. gy n on The Montreal and Shamrock LaCrosse Clubs played a game to-day, the Montreal Club win- ning the first, second, and fiff tch. Considerable money changed han at previons figures. In the dried-fruit markgt little change was observable. v without activity, but in forei ment continues on 8 £enSE""No changes are sp- quoted firm 2ud Unchar” the batter and cheese parent in the Po3*’cy leather, bagzing,” tobacco, markets; o704 remain gs before. The oil market ©981g1mn at previous prices. Lumber was fairly active at the wholesale mar- ket and frm, picce stuff advancing to §8.00. The offerings were small and soon sold. At the yards fair businces is reported at unchanged prices. Wool was sctive, and quotations were raised 1@2c all largely speculative, eq ore higher than in the Eastern mar- A good demand for broom-corn is Domesticg move- 232282, 3 As faras the figures o to prove, the best fielding nine that could be gotten together Allison. ¢.; Spalding, p.; Barnes, 2D.; Anson, idy, Holdsworth, and HEPENRESERIL, would be as follow: 5 atGly. Michi closel at 50%. N orks, ficlders} expert in the world would have picked those nine men out asthe Countiug batting alone, the strongest team that counld be gotten together would be:_White, c.; Devlin, p. Anson, 3b.; Petel Andrus, and Clinton, fielders. The most el- fective nine would be neither of these, asa whole. What it would'be can be figured out at 123 elaskl, ChiCago. ; Cassk Allison. and yet hardl and lower, except flax, which ruled firmer, there being considerable competition Hides were firmer, and hops Green fruits were in moderate local requést, A fair inquiry for ponltry and game, was reported by street deal- Potatoes were in good Seeds were dull strongest team. games, m:ld the |, s. reflrred to 29, and Paujcommon rose o last sales at 254 shads ;Delaware, vaned o 74%, e between buyers. s7.. Becl I MeVey, 1 b.; g The Cornell (N. Y.) Era says: “The whole zmount of money necess: Eneland has been pledges Alumni. They have been indefatizablé in their efforts, and we are 2lad to kuow that the entire sum has been raised without any outside help. When we remember how comparatively- few Alumui Cornell Las, it seems almost incredible that. the requisite sum should-have beenso specdily collected. And right here we desire to correct a statement that is zoing ‘the rounds of the press to' the effect that the' Trustees have resented our navy with $1,100. The statement not true, as the’ money has only been loaned” paid back in full by the Lackawanna & Western ad- reacted to 7335, and closed Jersey Central H Delaware & Hudson C vanéd from 70% to 7134, and Morris & Essex gold up b 9414, Tlhe market closed active and an- Reubd for Western stocks. The rest steady. Titluded in_the sales to-day were 3,100 Paciflc 2,800 Western Tnion, 2,5 . () St. Panle, 31,000 Lake S Walsh, 4,600 Michizan Central, 6,200 New Jer- Delaware & Lackawanna. oney, 2@ per cent. Prime mercantile paper, receipts, $163, 000, stant-Treasurer. 21, 060, 000. to send our crew to~ by our New, York especially chickens, ers at unchanged prices. ¢ and steady, except poor offerings. doll, and nominally mn- and'4Xc for wheat to Buf- e firm at previous rates, New York, 25¢to Boston, d 17%c to Baltimore, with rates by loke and r2ll 15140 to Now England points, ‘The engagements 000 bu wheat, Lake freights were changed, at 4c for corn, falo. Rail freight at 20c per 100 M8 to 18c to Philadelphia, o0 few cars offering. were quoted at 15@: to New York on corm. ¢ will carry ont 10, THE ATHLETICS. There seems to be some sort of 2 movement on foot in Philadelphia to put uew lifc into the Aubiletic Club, or to get up another organization 1o take its place. Thus far nothing has been doue, cxeept. by the napers, which ~have been stirring up public cothusiasm and feeling the publicpulse in bloviating articles like' the fol- lowing from the Pinladelphia Jten: : We have never despaired of the Athletics, and the unwise gentlemen who have advised the. Club to dissolve and repadiate hon giready fallen juto contempt. No man, no club, o city, to State, canafford to be dishonest. Athletic Club: for sixtcen ycars has borne a high becn fair, consistent, skillful, brave, well-bred, and popular, an ford to part with- its reputation for integrity ta ‘oblige any of the gentlemen who have mismanaged 0 N 300 Toledo & sey Dentral, and 23,500 73..iFlelds, Cincl *The players who took sames each were: Thayer, o o . Hashe ey, oney, A TLafferty, Mullen, Berz, Vard, with the Atbleties; ‘Wright, Parks, and Nichols, and Phelps, who played wil and Athletics. in less than three Heubel, Lar- with the Mutuals; arner, Curren, and ‘Harry Wright, Sain to the students, to be dizbursed 5363, 15t of next Jandary.” B ., SPORTING JOURNALISH. The Field is to have arival in sporting jour- nalism in-this city in the snape of the Spirit of the Turf, 2 paper issucd for the first time last week. "1t is hardly fair to judge an enterprise like the one named' by its first number, and it will be'well to wait for another before criticising it in these columns. The /%ld and the new aper need not necessarily conflict, as the Tormer aims to be, and undoubtedly is, the best ‘dog paper’” in the country, while the new sheet will, 25 it’ name .indicstes, be chiefly de- voted to ** the noble animal.” E roported by lak and 90,000 bu corn. PROVISIONS. Were dufetand steadier. fn, sympathy with a lower hog re not disposed to make further d buvers were obliged to pay fuil prices ed. Prominent operators stated it ‘Togy must decle farther, and clation of the two having been of certain partics o bear the -0 attitude of forelga buyers. sing s proceeding at aslivels & rate as demsad for product. The packing the reguler scason on Blasextile day 230,000 head agalast 720,000 for the 1855, Cedar Rspids has packed 105,000, r same time last year. Reporigives the following as 484 ntis es follows: Loans, 7,900; specie, decrease, 1,669, $121,800; deposits, £254,400; reserve, decrease, $68,800. GOVE] E: th oblizations have bank statement HOG PRODUCTS- early feeling was tame. th both the Mutuals ho have taken part ntclubs is &5 fol- concesslons, an¢ for what they wast as thetr convictlon that product advaace, the ersnged by the eflorts ‘market, and the Fhe work of pac 15 warranted by since thc close ol ‘The number of plazyzrs Wl in the rames of the differe: Glad are we to hear that theold and prond club that Mr. Hicks Hayvharst jsto be intrnsted with its management. He will do what i3 richt. He is thoroughiy up in the game; e knows the rascals who-hav. into contempt, and he willavold them and opena fair and honorable path Yo distinction. We charge all the members of tne Club who are tand resolutely by its entlemen to-day in ‘who wouldcheerfully contribate $100 is to be reorganized, brought the game On a pretty girl's sayin; am very sad, you gec,” you belong to the other Jewish sect. X Very fair, I see.? to Leigh Hunt, “1 THE FIELDING AVERAGES. replied, ¢ Oh! no; To complete-the record of playing € rofossionals in thelr contests with & table of fielding strengthhas interested.jn its welfare o ¢ ; "There are 5,000 > Hau Terre Haute jd. rlods name: the shipments of provislons frim this clty for the pe- Whend's Qct. 26,76 7,090 SImwK75 2,185 -6 StngeNov, s'metime Includes all cut meats exept S. P shoulders. - e detafled shipments for wek endlng Oct. P e oelas Lard: 0,522 tosii. P, haimns 1,385T shioulders, 659, 367 log; middies, 1,244,393 Mess Porg—Was more active and de brl early on the year.bu tho Iatest figurcs of Friday. Inquiry £or cash lots for ed. Sales w seller Nuyembe: $15.35615.07%4 seller Japuary. change In_quoiations. e ouldurs at 6264{cs 100,00 D8 green short seller November, at Thics 580 & pAdH 3 Shor Clears at By(@akc, seil :r irsifalf November, 8 sclier November, and 8o sellcr Deemb The foll 5t QUOLATIONS OD NEW. are the latest QuOLATIOns on St 5. aers. clears. clears. | Loose... 8 K 84 Boxed.. - Noveruber, b. il i chmheli; b.... g‘ ?}fi aauary, b g’ ars_quoted at 8M(c 8] hx;nfl uve.rnn?z ."llm.l se !lg' wa&‘tfi"flffl:fi? jufet at 8! c; long-cut haws, gmcbvlck’l‘:cdannms. J0@l11c. Gren hams, 8@34C. ¢ \ders: 100se, 6¢: B short ribs, cash or I ahen e, "o winteshort clears ‘or 1ong Ciedrs on saie. Bacun quoted at TheTic for shoulders, seller October, 7¢. No = forahort ribs, 95§@03e fo: short clears, 12 A5 or hams, all canvassed and peked. ‘Grmase—Was guiet at 503 BEEF PRODUCTS—VVe 9,50 for mesa; $10.25@10.59 for exra mess; and 15 for hai ©19.15 mess at $10.50. 9 s for clty, and 7%@ TarLow—Was quoted at 83@8} fo 3L Sale was 8¢ for country lots, according to wndition. reported of 100 bris city at 8}3c. BREADSTUXFS. FLOUR—Was dull ad nominall; easy at former f1g- mres. Thare was very little demmd on local sccount, and none for shipment, but holdes were Arm, in sym- pathy with wheat, though the supily of flour 1 fncreas- fug. We note, too, an improvemmt 1n the quality af the flour now coming to. this market. Sales were reported of 200 bris winters, Rrtly at $6.37); 35 $5.27%4 5 100 bris rye four bris bockwheas flour at Themarket closed steady Fiththe following-as theasking raige of prices: Chofce winters, $8.5067.25; medlum vinters, $5.5036.25; cholce spring extras, $5.7566.00 medium do, $5.25 shipping extras, $4.75@500; chalce patents, sour springs, $3.00@4.00; spring superfines. $25094.00. Rye flour, bris spring ‘extros at on private terms; and 270 $6.50@7.00. Total, 605 br) @5.50; $7.0067.50; common do, $6.00¢8.25; $4.00@4.25. Buckwheat do, $6.027.00. BrAN—Was quict and agaln weal, the offerings being much in excess of the demand. ales were 40 tons, at ,25@9.25 per ton on track, and SL£0 delivered. Couy-. track. WL EAT—Was less active, and fimer, . and closing %c higher ‘than e latest o) ‘riday. Liverpoul was quoled da, by Seerbotim, the tone of our market for méru Ml:l‘l: m?;lmflh&fi doinfi nooutsige orders, Thedally postin: s srvctod ato store. with cally, and fngz only 133 car-l volumé of shipments, cause few elements of strength, but the crowd of gperator were mostly on the sbort 'side. aol fesred to comm! themselves farthicr in that directon, lest the fact of small recelpts in the future shoulc enable some master- e ence E‘ME Wr;l? uvm{l fle.’h} (:: filling In amouy the shorts, and cix offerings of car-lof 5 fato, December, l? pre- es were fa fafr de- 1n the latterpart of the seasfon, firmer feellng leading hand to gain control. of No. 2 were willingly taken 1o @y Teceipts dated since Wednesdsy ommanding mium over regular. The lower ‘mand for shipmeat. rivate advices_quoted a decicedly Bx"Liverpool. Seiler December Leld the place. 1t opened 1op receded to S1.1136, advanced $1.12, rallled ©o $1-13%, as Xovember sold 3¢ $1.006 1103 closini Seller the_month ranied a1 S1.OK@I.1 $1.104. Cush No. 2 spriag closel ot $1.10, an No. 3'at §1.02, except. o th ‘was discounte premium. Cash_sules were re spriog at $1.14; 53,400 bu No. c a2 SI.1 3do at S1.00%G1. 557005 b now No. 3at. SIDIN@1.02; 1,400 bu new re: Jetted at 92c; 1,800 bu by sample si 7006:31.04 00 [rack; 20 400 bu db at SL13% freeon board car. ’ Total, bu. INTER W] $1.104@1. 11 about 1c hij 1.125£; and 700 by hy sample at CuRN—Wasin beiter deman Livcrpool was gurl New with Ch 1.14@1.15 on track. Tesa betng n 1018 for delive ber premiom shrinking to b gavance were the fact of igist recelpta, into store befng only 193 parent decrease of ubon {hestock in store. This and sympathy with wheat Dbrought out a better speculative demand, chiedy from le sellers were less namerous. There was ouly 3 light Inquiry for shipment, Seller Ined to 421c before the the short interest, Wl ‘Novemberopened at 423c, dec] inepection test was posted, advancl 1o 4dc, and closed % Jic, Seller December Sold at 4:3¢@43lgc,” closing st Sife elicr the yearsold at 42d@ic. aid seller the A ptadif@dis, the latter cissing at 423%c. Cash B efnacd "8l $23c, high-mixe¢ at 13c, and rejecied at s sales were reported of 31,600 bu_ high- 1A gsEe; 113,000 bu NO. 2 ot 42K U400 be resected At 414GAC; 40) bu hew o at3se; rs ab 4254c on 45C dellvere&l: u do g at +:@15¢ on track: and ard Car. . by OATS—were a lin Cloging easler, In company with corn. Now. ulet and_steads. 2 decrease ‘ment to the lumber ds:ricts, a1d for rel o New York crop i3 sald to . cloefagat tbe fnside. Thee was some changin; SL:E(I Ehe L’llgbfir' hl!l{l"ap at a differsnce of 34c. Reject d at 2 3¢, 1heoul ol e Croportad. of 300 b No. 2 800 bu rejected BL‘.’_’}{’“L”J\:: £.000 by ¥L b rigac 03 trick; 1,200 fTerings at flc for No, 2 an offerings Ho 57@3con track. T Gurd, @ JaTger Proportion than wiual, {napected 83 Very Mitle was done In futare. *No.3 Co. s was In request for sh'pment and Fecelpts o orher liouses were steady. For shipment aca slight advance smaller than Licretofore. cember open atysein A, in N. S., and @39c in N Rejocted fol supply and qu hako.2 do old at 34 by sample at 35CES1. o570 205 by 06 0B <L MARKETS. GENFesdy at $2.20. ALCAPURN—Dealers Tepurt an active snd firm _ywet. Fastern ordersarc cobing ta freely, and the Siipments are nearly up to the Tcelpts. The prospect of I advance to frelghts has had s tendency to. stimulate trade. Quotatlors: Cholce greel burl, S@Sige: medium, horl, red tipped, 4%c: rem brush,. with burl enough to work 1, se: el tipped with do, 4@ 4ic: green covers and Inslde, 4@5lec; red tipped do. 33éc; Inside-brush, 3@dc; midlum to chofce stalk ‘bratd, 4G4}c; tuferlor brash, Wedkie; erooked do, 2@ 4C. BUTTER—There wasno merkd change fn the butter market, the character of the ppply and demand and The course of prices being mylr the same as on the proceding days of the week. brgood to cholce quall- Hes there 3 a ready outlet sgfully the auoted prices, while the cominoner sorts o little. Therels no Jarge surplus hers, 2nd the feling among holders Is one of confidence: Cholee | fancy yellow, 20@31c; ‘medium to goud, 17G23¢; nfHor to common, 14@16c, BAGGING—The market réains unchanged. Gun- nles alone are meeting with #Thing lke an active de- Tead, the general trade belthtull. Pricea were aboat Ftcady 3a follows: Stark, 21§27c; Peerless, AA, 22¢: Lewtston, 2ulsc: Montaup. 3: Ontario, 2134c: Amer- fean A. 190; Amoskesg, 19cter Creak, 105c: burlap baga. 4and5 bu, 13@15¢; ghies, slugle, 13%@1)5c: P bl the KL St0cks ] hand Sve the analn: I TR Y uofations rem: gt e A nexts::nurf{aorméfl;rcl:?ri:c“fl; 5, 6z, $7.0067.251 Q0R. $1.23G7.50; 4o, tauy Titinsi e g5 st S8 B W ere n fair de o St a0d trm e 21 i, FISICAN Kinds of fighere firmi !though not especially actl 1s fully ..{,“,“,"’:,.;";‘,‘:f;, ¢ formier sears lfa corresponding . pericl 0 36-Dil, 3 No. 1 ba ik codtish, ss‘j’o@\é!fx brador harring, “apilt, Lis. L oy Labrad sing, roundi brid. $5.0035; do, Wbl o5 gon oh: scaied herrinz, pur bodgc3se; No. $3.25@3.50; el 67, Ssaa orIog. 28830ci UDCTs 1€puit A satisfactordl; truus, and a light tnqu| 4 nally stcady prices. Following Tarkish prunes, atsine. Tafors sl S14G 5 loose Muscdtel. ofd, Valericta. 134G 12c; , 25E2IC. : “Alichigan do, 63 h Caroifaa. sl @3¢5 lackberries, s?f:'oea}“m»-' 336c. < cherries, 18@1: Almonds, Terragons, 194G ¢S, new, i . Nurs—Filberts, 2414 H ¥ i . Hans, Showlders) *A[(aales, ok | Tk e s, ; 1os. 168| 7,780,320 A l'g}l' 5o fonms N O o0, 607/305,896(65, 61187,002, 982 858,201,599 5 239, u.msss.u&m,mmm,m.'m noms and 19 werc: ,393tes; | We quote: ned 15¢ per | 5@6! bel 1 1 o, 8¢ belo d frmer at abouy R s s A much batier 3 = ‘market | 108c: C No. 2. 104c; vellow C No. 1, 104@L “‘farddr'cr:l:h; srsg,so@mn brown, 10@103c; fair to prime do, sk et Otover: £15,3015.33 | do, 874@9/3C. 273 seller the year: aod L ia pork was qulet at 9:2.00, with sales of 50 les vere reported af M Sales 1Cre repol 5 Gumberlands at ac; and2, 850 boxes long And follow- Long Stort c. ere steadyand qulet at $9.250 e Gaies ‘Were maie of 200 bris exirs ‘was made of 30 tors 8t $10.09,0n track. MeAL—Sales were 250 brischoice 8t $2.50, free oo’ board. Coarse was nomlnal © $16.50 per ton on advanciog 3@ et Bures of 3 and the trst hour-snia-halt lo- show- 2 fatr da litde more confidence, and there wasmore demand. Tie market contalned I S1. 10% . closing at d new £ in the Utlon Elevator. which and the N. V., which commandeds d_of 800 bu So. 1 mzAT—Sales were 2.000 bu No. 2 red at instore; and 400 ba No. 1 red at $1.16 eAT—7Was in faT locsl demand. and Eales were 7,000bu No. 2 at SLI2%G snd stronger, though York was firm {n sympatny {cago. ‘The market sdvanced X@¥c, and closed J{@le bigher than Friday evening. the greatest firm- this month, the Novem- . The chief canses of the the fnspection rs and 22 100 bu, and an gp- n U s more_aitive ‘and Grmer under small receipts, and fn sympathy a4z other graln, aver- Sving about ige_bigher Lhan_on $he preyfous day, 81d York was The weeklyrenart of receints snd 5t the stocks in stare. “hore 1a considersble foqairy or No. 2 outs for ship- ected 1o send Fas The New York crop s sald tobe yem Snein uality. Seiler October and Yovomber sold at 3:3¢'s S5 and closcd at the insiue. Uecember sold pt 32is@ talde beng for {rest recolpta, I‘(fl."'l (@ i - 5t 31@36c, delivered. tal, 45,000 b RYE—vas o fair demand, anl firm under moderate d 544 for refected. Novem- Cashisales were rcported of 830 bu relcted at Sic; 800 ba by ¢ at ‘wal, 6,000 iz, 'BARLEY—Was quiet early, aid closed dnil, declintng 3con the speculative grade thwards the close, under iiberal offerings, with the usualbuyers out of the mar- Ket. The receipts were smalict, belng 55 cars, Bt 30 in A D. & ¢ better, and ‘flic shipments were ifberal und the [ncredse of the stock in store s shown 1y the weekly postlugs was moderste, but nevertheless calculated to produce weakness, 3 sume were looking for a decreuse, the recelpts of the week having been Cesh, November. and De- ed at 85c and closed st 82c. ~ Cash sold at 5 D. & Ca and at gic in Fulton. & Co.. 40c oy In {1, "0ld brought 3dc. c. Samjlés were In moderye s o ts, 10@11c; iGe: pecans, eanes- ‘exas, sec peanuts. SH@GHC: Afrl oy GREEN FRULIts—Cranbercles were in fair request and steady. Apples were slow. . Callfornia frults and femons were unchanced: Apules, S1.25%1.75 per b grapes, Catawbo. $3.6Q; cranberriey, cultivated. SIO. 12,50 perbrl; 4o wild, $8.50%9.00 per Tio pears, shipping variet(es, pes. $6.00 per case of 40 B " Malaga, $5.00; O3t OTanges, S . HUCESLES—The demand was active, und (he tenor of prices, both for staple and slde goods, was firm. Coffees and suzars were buoynnt. and spices also wera very Strong. insympathy with an advance ac the East, Rice—Rangoon, 6@6Xc; Carolins,6@7c; Lonisiana, . G. Jays. 28230c: Java, No. 2, 2 oy o, BiGGe: good (0 orie o, S e Toastnz. 10e19c; chiofce S34c: common to fair, 20i5Ga21 5 Slngapore dava, Ziglics Marzcaibo. 204 s SCG.\'K" |n]t:‘n! cat Xa.h‘ d.li%”‘ 'cru,sgg ¢y granulated 3 A standard. Tiife: do No.2 1@11se; B. 10Hain: , 11 pow: 11363 i¢:_extra SHeC lfornis sugsr-loaf drips. 72@75c; dis crips, $1.05@1.10; sliver drips, Chcane: Same: oodugar-ilouse Hrup. 16305 exita, do, G3as0c e 35 ris g that BEure. etos | B e . e Fons Hics nd & shade esler, gelllng at the fo- Hicr s assen. 385 400: D0k s AR auietand abade sater, RO Grmer | faseen, d5s0cs common molasees. St iscksrap, Bas ull"“There, was no chinstin Lisctiog, S50 | ®Shicrs—Allspice, 1o@rrc; cloves, dsadsc; caste, O B e 3ot vas quoted, scarce, packerd | cutta glnken HEUE: o0, corman Yoried, eer Jiiint sold ahead. 'The market lostd frm at $9.67: oars, [rue Blue, oos o Mast e B S0 Tor new cash $9.40w@o. 42idor seller Noyembers Whiie Lily, S30c; White Roge . 37460¢; Royal Savon, $0.%216%9.35 seller the year; adl 9,37 40 seller | SHc:Savon Imperial, 5Mc: Golden Wesh, SK@33{c: §0 40 T NeIr was entirely Domisal st | BEABER 6e 000 rew hoing willing to bay on th $1055310.50. aettve and steady, tho reduced | 1astday of the week, ~The local lemand Is lIche 5 T T iy Baving brought at & beiter demand, | LUmethy; S5 G L R R e Dloush bugers would not coacde sn advance. an Iixei, ST e $8.00 on track; No. some descriptions were a shadeesaler, but with %8 | 1 {N51c"\vere “active and: higher. The shipments esntinue liberal, sad the Esstern marketa are firm, e demand is for nome consumptlon, but the markeg isstrengthened by the advances abroad. Quotations: Green clty butchers', 6¢; green cured, lightand heavy, S aneée: damaged, B2GyCs part cured. GThcrgreen falted Kip, 9@10c; green calf, 12c; fint hides and e wiy Kip and calf, 15e; dry-salted hides, 12c; deacon skins, 45@50c; sreen sheep-pelts, woul enift ‘mated at 33¢ per, . LG H W1 E>— Were more active. with no change in price, Sales were reported Of 150 bris at $1.10 per S of London, report th:at the reduced price of sound Fogiloh Hops has stimulated the demand, but the mar- ket Is far from _being sctise, that the Bel- Traln markets arc cheaper, bt the excltement contin- G%s in Germany and Aisice. The tmports of September \ere 1,606 balos, belni4, 197 bales lvss than Septem: ‘ber, 1875, VILS—X0 changes were spparent in the ofl-market. Trade was reported fair for the season, and the quoted orices wore nniformly s+l snsiaived.” We guote: Car~ Bop, 115 dew. test, 26@2Ckcs do INlinols legal tes DO o I5Fame: Snow e 150, dez. mn.w‘! uSc; U9 heudiignt, 175 deg.. 314, ar Gtrictly winter), 95¢; extralard oil. K5¢; 5 ¥ $"6sc; Hnseed, raw, 5ic; bolled. G w! bleached, 83670c; spe: 00; neats- pure, $1:03G 1. 10; do extra. s8@90c; do No. 1, A Dank oil, 50¢; straits, 5S¢; plumbago ofl.” G0&70; furpentine, 40c: naphthia, deodorized, 63 gravity, 17c: West Virginta ofls, mataral. 29 dez.,’ Sic: Dacaral. deg.. 32c; reduced. 23 de.. 3 AN GAsLE—Clicxens were slow, sod FUULL other poultry steady. guese beinz in_active request snd rm. Gumé was in better demand, and stexlier: PouLThy—Chickens, $2.25@3.00: turkeys, 1021le; ducks, $2.75@3.00; geese, $9.00. Gawe—Pralrie-chick- ens. $3.0043.50:_partrid; 253 quall, SL0og1. 23 mallard ducks, 2 mali docks, 75c@S1. snipeand enison saddles, 106i er 1b. P FATOES—The chotce offering sold readliy st full recent prices, and common lots were &low. ‘Peache blows were quoted at 55@63¢_for common, and for cholce. Early rose at 50@82c on track, and poorst SEEDS—Timothy was dali amd weak under larger offerings. The export trade has fallen off, owlng: fi1s 5aid, 0 the ditiiculty In gettiug steamer room. FPrime 301 at S1.7081.75, and other grades at $1.50Q1.85. Clover was slow ond casier a5 $9.5048.771, F1ax wa active and firmer, selllng at $1.30G1.424. A many Eastern oruers for flax were recefved, and local buyers were in thie market. which advaaced under the sharp competition that eusied, sod under moderate offerings. AL Following sre the auotatfons: Soginaw and Onondsga, fine, $1.95; Canada do, $1.40; ordinary cosrse, $1.70; dalry, without bags, $2.75; dalry, wita boge, $3.50; Ashion dairy, per sack, $4.00; ground alum, $1.40Der sack of 0 B2, * TEAS—tiere wis 8 sicady feeling in this market. Trade was falr at the annexcd quotations: GUPOWDER- mmon, 30@35¢; good do, 38@40c; me dlam. 45@50c; goud do, 50a55¢; fine, Aowele; fnest, Regic; eholce, WITC; ‘cholcest,” 85%90¢: fancy, 5. " fareeriaL—Common. 28233c: good do, S5G38¢: me- iam, 40842c7 Tine,_so@aic; finess, JAP: mmon, 2 5 500 338353 medium, 35G40c; o0d medlum, 1u1ic; line, 4545; finest, S2@55c: choice, 58zecle; choicest, 63@E3C chofcest new first pleking, TU&TSC. : 0oLoNGS—Common, 23 + good common, 33Ge: medlum, 40242c; good medium, 45@Asc; fne, 45650c; finest. 535uc; cholce, 60@02C; cholcest, 75GS0c. WOOD—Quotasions remasln st $7.50 for maple. $8.50 for beeclr, and $5.C0 for slats. WOOL-Is active and firmer. Quotatfons are higher than In the East. Western manufacturers are buylnz, and there 13 & good demand from speculators. 1N offerings are moderate, and it is thoazht ilat there is little wool in the interior. Griffithis & Co., of Syd- ney, Australla, Sept. 20, report that the new clip is be~ Ring to appear n the markets butasyet llite is 3 a_common, uantity or quality. The country reports t clip. and in many districts the pro- Tacted drought has deprived ihe shecp Of proper nourishment._Below are the revised quotstions: Tubs washed, 40@43c; falr to good do, 5 ed fleece, ‘fine and medium, SI@36T; medium unwashed, 23@26c; fine do, 21@23C. g BY TELEGRATPH. FOREIGN CITIES. Special Dispatch to The Tribuns. LiIveEpooL, Oct. 23—11:30 8. m.—FLOTR~X0. 1, 256; No. 2, 23s. GRaIN—Wheat—Winter, No. 1, 103 21; No.2, 95 843 spring, Xo.1, 10s: No, 2, 93; white. No. 1, 108 7d; No. 2, 1033d; club. No. 1, 108 10J; No. 2, 108. Corn= Fo. 1, 263 3d; No. 2,205 ProvIstoNs—Pork, 763. Lard, 47834, LivereooL, Oct. 28—2 p. m.—ProvisioNs—Pork, 75, Lard, 47864, v Lrveroor, Oct. 28—Evening.—Cotrox—Firm; 6@ §3-160; sales 8,000 bales; speculation and export, B oamr o calitorals white wheat, 1 3 r n 34@103 7d; do clab, 103 64@10s 104; Ni e N1 Ted Western spring. 2ua104: do winter, 63 46103 %0. 262208 3d. Oats—i o OSaias Gao . 37 26 5 merfcan. American, 33 6d. Canadian, 378 6d. CLOVRR SERD—American, 50356, k;;_xaflswxs—?l:{m: {nc&s 4P';2:: gsa. Pflmdmess f, 70s. Lard, Amerlcu: 7] acon, long lear, 44s; short clear, 478 P e Ftr e e ¥ CM—Spirits. 1 3 reda LiNszxp O1L—38 6J@203. o 108 1izsix—Common, 58 Ses: pale, 143, BPIRITS TURPENTINR—24s 6d@24s 9d. LARD OrL—54s. Cuzese ~Fine Amerlean, 57s 64, LONDON, Oct. 28.—REPINED PETROLEZUN~1SK@ ANTWERP, Oct. 28.—PETROLEC—43. NEW YORK. Nzw Yorr, Oct. 28.—Corroy—Stesdy, at 111-168 11ic. Futures barely steady; October, 113-32@11%¢; November, 11¥c; December, 115-18311 5-32c; Janu- ary, 11 17-32@119-16c; February, 1134&11 25-2c; March, 1131-32@12c; April, 125-32G123-16c; 3May, 1211-32612%c; June, 12 17-328120-16¢; July, 12 11-16¢5 August, 12 25-32812 11-16c. - Frour—Market dull; receipts, 9,000btls; No. 2, $3.40 @+.20; super Stateand Western, $4.€034.90; common to good extrs, $5.2585.50; zood to cholce, $5.56@ 5.65; white whest cxtra, $5.70GS.00; extra Ohlo, 55,25 St Louls, $5.30@8.23; Minaesota, patent process, $7.60@9.60. Lye flour steady at $4.40@3.10. © Com-MEAL—Qulet and unchanged. g GRAt—Wheat quiet sad uuclnné:rd: Megk, g aaes - receints, 26.000 bu. Rye. @z "Yunl: g-rowed Sta State, 80GoIc. Barlafefanged. Gora drmers shads 8sc: maltquistTemand; recelpts, 81,000 bu; West: bette - ngraded, 33G50c; bigh mied, 00c; mized 4@s8ic; do graded, 5Sic: low ml Eraded. ss@sic; No. 1 gradd, soitc. o e SRR Ay Cofise prie pircouts, SROUDE. @IUHE [n Fold: jobbl I S eargocs, I gk et e el B bt foed, @I, 9 Me; prie, 93 re- ok pac g, Molassea~New Orleias, 75G75c. kice PETROLEGY—DuTl and nominal; 5 2 Fcason, S0 naphina, Jom Ul Cruds, 12c; redned) Ti%Low—Firm ul $4@r. SrEalvep REsti—Sieady nt $2.0092.10, 121" N 'k;c" llz‘nfls—Welfilr: gk e xaTuER—Licmlock Grate HEne. migdles, and hacns®valaes, e Callfornia do, 193¢25¢: common do. 19@25c. 5 qonooL—Fiom: domestie ecce, 2X@ste; pulled, 228 c: unwashed, 1062ic: Texas, 1gatre. cibiOTIsI New mew pork S1b. Beef qulet; long gwt_‘}_"im. lszu;é.mu sleam, $9.55. e < ;Yg;&‘?—fil.fl:;‘-dm. ut 6@12¥e. "ALs—Manufuctured got lake quler 3nd Beavy at su o5 fud brm: Scoteh, S0, 2,00; sheeting quoted e QU 8516 o £DUCATIONAL. H. B. BRYANT'S (HICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE And English Training School, STATE-8T., S. E. COR. WASHINGTON. Largest tnstitution of_the kiud fu the Tr ‘nited Stateh Thorongliinstruction, Excellent lsctpiine. Commenca ftanytime. Good boarding places for studeats wba ve out of the city. Can select any branches. forclrculars. H. B. BRYANT. Chicago, Ll O And Younz Woman should attend the METRO- POLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE: 118 und 113 State-st. ~Best conreo of stady, best teachers, best udents, and indorsed’ b nsin bouses. _Scholarship, $50. it e ALLEN'S ACADEMY, The Most Thorough-golng BOYS' SCIOOL In_the nfeau Scates: Liepunes. for Sny coneae o for busk ness, Spleadid departioens for little boys. Twelve ex- perlenced Professors and teschers. 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