Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1876, Page 12

| rency. 1Ha UHIUAGU 'TRIBUN in the temper of apecnlation in the gold room to. day. The opening price, 1084, advanced to 100, at which figure the cloring transactions were marde, Dealings wore larger than uaani, and ab thnes at- tended with considerable excitement. Cash gold contitues in abundant supply, and loaned st 2@4 per cent for carrying. Qovernments were dull and steady. To sales on German account fa attribnted the break in the price of new Gs from 1003 Wednes- day to 105% to-day. In ratiroad bonds, this afternoon, 8 firm fecling prevallod, The stock market was quiet throngh- ont the day. The transactions were limited, aggre- fnung only 08,500 shares, and changes natrow, ices deciined & to &, and afterwarde recovered a fractlon in some sharcs, The Icading featnres weru Lako Shore, Western l'nlun. Michizan Cen- 'l and Paclic Mall, mnn the rales wero ——x anzlety, and cansed A good deal of closing up of tendea In the last half hour of the acsalon. Part of the exfra activity resnlted from the fnct that It was the first dav of the monih, and fair deliveries wero made In wheat and_provistons, while the obserye ance of Thanksgiving the previons day caused a double quantity of recelpta to he pusted on the bulletin board, though all was not offered for sale. There was falr deninnd for etaple and seasonable try goods, and for notlans and fancy Goods adspted to the holiday trade there was quite an active in- qniry. In pricesno Important changes were do- veloped, tho general market presentinga Arm tone, Grocerles wera Inquired for to a liberal oxtent, and were generally firm at previous prices, Coffecs, tcas, syrups, and sugsrs weee held with confldence, No changes were apparent in the fish, canned goos, and deled fruit market. Butler was quoted FINANCE AND TRADE. (More Activity in: Chicago Finan- cial Circles. { Currency Moving Westward from i New York and Chicago. \The Produce Markets Generally Active and Stronger. { The News from Enrope Cansos Btmgth. 00 shares of Lake Shore, #,000 Pactilc Matl, | qulet 4nd firm, Cheesc was In moderata demand but Littlo Excitoment, ?( m.n“'u i 'fl‘-:ogng'l\;gem Jutgn, 4500 | at the advance noted oatller in the weck. Prices Lackawnnms & Western, 5598 Michigan Coniray, | of leather continac to show a hirdening tandency, FINANCIAL. atil 1,300 Northwest and Jobhers do not show mnuch eagernees to in- Monoy mnrket casy 0, closingdnll al 0, A e tntes ebureed 305000, Castom rocelpts, 8181000, Clearinga, 81,000,000, Sterling, )onx. 4B short, 48436 Con) ‘Bl Naw.. crense snles justatprescnt. Bagzing remainsdull as previously quoted. Conland wood were {n falr de- ‘mand at full Agures, Oils were dull, but pricoa re- mained firm and unchanged, Lumber was quiet. Two orthree cargoes were Iyingat the docks, but thero were no sales, At the sarda trade was light. Ilardware and motals were rother quict but steady. The demand for wool is moderate and principally from the Wost, and the atock fs firmby beld at the quoted prices. Ilops and broom-corn wero dull. Tho demand for hay was better and the warket rufed firm for tho The nansl increasc of transactions Ihat follows a holiday was felt In bank clrcles. Connter busi- ness was large, and there wnsa general appear- ance of actlvity, to which the soitlements of tho 28t of the month on the Board of Trade con- triboted a share, The offerings of paper wero not ‘Teavy, but were found to have Improved In soma quarters, ‘The country ia sending In paper for rediscount, and applications from the Board of ‘Trade have been more liberal, On the whole, the 10an market §a bnt moderately sctive, The banks fc Mall, are mare conservative than ever in their dealings, _{g_;{m'--fi'-- good grades of timothy. Timothy secd was searco and paper fa scratinizedas carefully, If not more | Adanis Kxpres and firm under a falr inguiry, and other sceds were closely, than previously, and then there were no “g‘.‘,,i:,’,“" ne steady excepting clover, which agaln declined and signy of laxity or undue indnlgence, There s an closed wesk, Fine solt advanced to 81,110 por brl nlfix';:dnnu orlyotnnbln funds, 5“& there fano dis- M ‘gmf: Ko Potatoes were qulet and unchaoged. The woather posltion to extend discount lines without smplest L. was too cold to handlo stock with safety and the mecunty, Itates of dlscount are'8@10 per cent to regular <ustomers. Speclal rates can be had in special cases. On the strect buniness s dull. Ralesara 7 per cent and upwards, New York exchange was flat at shipping rates. There wére l1beral recelpts of curroncy from Nesy York, and boavy orders from the interlor for cur- offeringa wore light. Game and poultry were plen- tiful, slow, and easler, Rall freights were quoted steady at 20¢ per 100 1ba to New York, 2iic to Doaton, 18¢ to Philadel. phis, and 17%¢ to Baltimore, with fow cars offer- ing. ‘There wasa fair demand for room. A dis- patch from Buffalo states that the Erle Canalls frozen over, but that boats are nearly all through, TARGE BALE OF WIIEAT AT 8AN FRANCISCO. The San Francisco Call, of recent date, mentions a rale of 18,000 tons stheat, equal to 300,000 cen- tals, which is probably tho largest single transac- tlon ever made in Californla. The purchaser takes the wheat on (he spot, and pays $1.65 de. livercd at Princeton Landing, on tho Sacramento River. At present the rate of freightis over §3.00 par fon, but sa scon ms the river ralses 1t can probably be dolivered at 8 cost of $£3.00, which hrings up the price alonaide ship to $1,80, Tho amonnt of money involved inWie transactlon, at that rate, is $048,000, The party that made this sale fs one of the largest wheat ralsers {n the State, and has a ranch of sev- eral thousand acres, cultivated by himself and tenants, Hia previons sales this scason amonnt to at least 2,000 tons, so that his crop alona will load from twelve to fitteen large-aized ships. ‘‘Such crops," aays the Call, **will probably aatonish farmors In the Atlantic Statca and Europe, but Callfornlans are noted for doing thinga on a large scale. The fact that $1.80 per 100 ibs haa ‘been paid for this quantity of wheat indicates con. elderablo faith Ina strong market for the remainder of the year, but doca not prove that every farmer's crop I8 worth that dgure, regardless of quantity and quality,* PRODUCE IN NEW YORK. The Journal of Cominerce gives the following as the recelpts of certaln urticles of domestic produce of the port of New York for the first eleven montha of tho year: Harlem p! Michigan Ce Pai nd-grant, U Th6: slukiag-1ond: ’lhc clearinga were 83, 800, 000, THE SINEW OF TILE RAILROAD WAR. ‘The bankers of Now York refused In November to ¢xtend somo Daltimore & Ohio paper, and will, itie sald, refuse extenslon of $200,000 thot will fall dae this month, Thelr purpoeo is to withhold from a rond rin In opposition to Now York roads and the interosts of New York Clty the ndvantage of using New York eapital, New York capltal {8 nottobe used amninst New York, Dut, asthe New York banks have not been giving the use of thelr capital 1o the Daltimore & Ohlo Raflroad, Tut have beon selling It at the highest nmkul rate, the advantage to bo galned from a réfosal to sell any more fsn't platn. 1f the hanks won't lend, there will be enough other capitalists who will do 80, And tho latter will make the money tho banks have whut thelr doora on. 1f the New York hanks hod a monopoly of tha loanable capital of the world, or cven of New York, they might embarrass the B,'& 0. R. R,, but as they have not, the par- tles, who Indalge In thia provincial Ananclne will gan only o deficit. They will encrifice themsclves to that extent ta Now York, but New York will not be benedted an fota, TAE DANK OF NEFADA. ‘The report that the capital of the Sank of Neva- s was to be doubled has called out from the ofi- weers of that Institution an nssertlon that there fs nothing In the rumor. The San Fran- cisco Bullefin roys, on tho other hand, hat it 1s **known'* that the question of again in- D FRANCISCO. \SAR Fraxciaco, Dec, 1,~The Intest quotations to-day were as follows: Tiiein Consolidated Virginia ifornia, New Onezass, Dec, 1.—Goid, 1 8ight oxchange on New York, Slerling cxchange, bankens' bi FOREIGN, Lownoy, Dee, 1.—Rate of diecount in open mar- ket for three months' bills, 1%, belng 4§ below the Bank of Englond rate, Consols, moneyand acconnt, 03 §-10. United States bonds—'G5e, 103 10408, 107443 new as, 105! New York Central, 00; Erle, D333 wproferred, Pants, Dec. 1.—Ttentes, 104f 25c. Foankrons, Dec. 1—United Statos bonds— New bs, 101 REAL ESTATE, Tho following instruments were filed for record Friday, Dec. 13 sreasing tho capita) has been diecasaed, ** Peoplo CITY PROPENTT. 1874, 1873, sutaide tho bank," it says, **bellove it willbe | Howesst, s20ftnof Northav, ef, 25x1204-10 LG LR ] 1’,‘}};?}% done, " and outside peaple, of conrse, know best, 16, dated N $ 725 | Wheat, b (i INBURANCE ABSETS, The most racred trust of all fiduciary relations Is that held by lfe-Insnrance compsnies. Thelr policios represent the xavings of fathors and hus- ‘bands for the support of hundreds of thousands of children and wives nfter tho death of thelr natural protectors, Tho fallure of the Continental Tife- Insurance Compuny of New York hns turned atten- tion to the decline In the valne of the reat-estate meenrities held by the New Yorkife-inenrance com- T 100134 010 £y e e 1 e w."f{.w (IREE nflnf Fhiny-hini'st, w1, 10,5308 ST, U3E "511,477 a, 50 '-W-. - rie a s of Elghteent] T £, ith Bl Rt o 2o Tuirtieth st, 1;10;1 v)"&‘ll g0 av, D 2 pantes. They have 8121,311, 729 of policyholders* u 2 252,008 money Invested In real-cetnty loans and 19,008,262 | CIATK ‘{r. l"g !;h;,:f iggg‘, st d i during the same tima wore: i fee aimple. Tho averags docllna In the valuo of {intsh to L ev] 5’ etier). dated Nov. 1874, real estate as been fully 25 par cent, but thuse flf}lrrrhl .mxégv m»r argaretst, Whent flour, bris. 2, 7 3 m.um eompanies wake 1o allowance for this i thele an- (it 'ni:'mJ ) '"'d biidlig * P TR el neal statements of mwsets, The fire-insuranco nf. ’.-5xln 4-10 ft, dsted Oct. 14, t 0 compenies have 811,013,470 In real-cstato loons, Fof T nnil $1.404,251 Iu fee limplo: the marlio compa- | 40 fifwm:d v :‘1.‘.' s, all togather, oaly 159,150 nud $380, 000, ro- ...,‘unn arecn a6 0L 8 X spectlvely; oud the trust compantes, §5,853,074, s, ef, xlm 1, ate ec. cnuon, ‘bale 1T und §344,556, The grand tofal {3 3148, 302,920 tn ‘““ it ot 450 1 ot S l'urulenvr. il 1az, b0l Tenal tate leand, und $10,817, 169 in fee slmple, "T'ho New York: Jlerald cstimates that, at rull A o Tee ot Tlobus it i _r,x T rices for real eatte, tho comptnion have sustain- | 15316 Uited ot S5 v e mmu ed n Jos of $11,000,000 on tho ohove valnatlons. Setyov i vorntuoy :Ni‘”»‘-u“ A subtraction of that amount from the surplua as- smaut. 'n n n ol B0 B4, UTA 819 Furty- 34 of H0x161 o QA Nav. 5 " lel s hirdat, n o eor of Eucitdat, w'f, (Anl"'-l t, dated N WEAT OF CITY LONITH, Wi MILES OF THE COU| Mozart st, 150 fo1) 08 WabanAA 1t, with' bullding, dated Dee. COMMERCIAL. The following were the receipts and shipmenta of the leading artlcles of produce in this city during the forty-cight honrs ending 8t 7 o'clock on Fridsy murning, snd for the corrceponding thne last year: scts wonld reduce them fearfully. 1t |8 pro- pored that the New York Superintendent of Insur- anco Iavestigate how many foreclosures have been tnade by that Company: what losses were suffered, in principal and Interest; how uch real catate hus been hought in Ly the Companies, ond what it 18 actually worth, It 14 only fair to the Companies toadd that the general opinjon Is thatnea rule they are sound. GOLD PRODUCT OF MONTANA. The gold product of Montana hae been larger than usually known, The figures were given as fullows by W, A. Clark, In a recent address at 'LUMBER PROSPECTS. Mr. A, 0. Van Schaick, a prominent Jamberman of Chicago, writes to the Lumberman's Gazetle ns follosya: 0 mnwunfllmllllrw(m lhclflmhm' trade Il ] of wonder that the preaent supply of limber 18 ? But after tikinis am riting aurtaiiment, and uuml ly tactured for ive years, lms I3 ltcelllmu nml I her, no_great reduction need be looked for. remely diificult to regulsto the productlon of nny srticlo thll. 1s lunp lied fa uantitics, 1o many ections of the cauntry et rom eactt’ other, aud which In niany instances it the setunt support o " wholo cummunitics, hut nag IoMLE an 6. e w® 2,130 Nothtn; siie sapnty witle il e Uphenty ™ L mier s chuty Thiladelphi Treceipin, F T, Droduced and rend) Iyl il STl comn: b 60,000 For 1RT0. 8 0,000,000 o T e ulclllm ave amplo méans, (£ not uetuatly mak 4050000 For 147 il Toto, | 1675, || fe70. | s, | miguey. are at lemat indlng s miarkot for thelr pine a ARG 04 For 1eE X brices nlllrurlorym A large population 18,001,0 0 For 1 »( 18970 188 15, st be suppo; (lhllhrlnnh of Industry, and until Il “,,',",,.,,,. by i 5| 13 R hanier "l S Yoniine to b empioyed i 3 ) Kor IHT S 4n 2 alaughitering the yoble pine.” ;ur Imt Thioe 10 FoF 1870,00m00a: 4,000,000 Mr. Van Schalck thinka there fa 1itile danger of the aupply of lumber In the Northwest giving out In twelve or fiftcen yeara, s some parties who claim to hiave Investigatod tho wattor have predicted,and ventures to give the opinion that the prosent vols ume of wannfucture might bo encountored for thirty years, at the end of which perlod the danger from forestafires would probably not requira legis- Jstlon, But it {a not likely that thora will bo o rcarcity thirty yoara hence, as the pino tracty will gradually pass Into strong hands as they Increaso in value, and much of the present mill machinery will not be replaced when worn out, as tho prices of lumber are not likely to warrant it. POREION INTORTATIONS recclved at Chicago Customs Dec, 1, 1878: P. P, Oldershaw & Co,, 1,005 sacke sult; G. §, Has- kell & Co., 41 pkge secd; J. W, Dosno & Co., 810 “Fhe diminution s due 1o the exhamstion of tho nccessille pluccr-mines, The lack of raflroad fa- cllit!es has prevented a full development of tho qnariz velns. There nre rich placers around the Bl Hom, Tongue, und Powder Rivers still un- workad thicough fear of the Indfans. THE GOLD MANKEY, There i 1o particular demand for gold for uee, and the yolitleal sitnatlon falls 1o frighten any ane into buying gold. Therofore tho cantlyncd with- drawuls of gold from the Bank of Englund have s decided effect heros ns it s known that £200,000 storling yestordoy and the symio amount towda were withdrawn for uccount of one Canadian ban! i hie eitg, while tho tutal recolved ouil ordered s now catimsted ul fully 812,000,000, —~New York World, Not. 0. Tn explanation of the decling fn gold to-day It {a stated that about one_mililon 6as sold yeaterday | FANLINombs 1::1%'15;::".;'1 l(::r;z‘; Slowait & Co,, 3,122 sacks which has to-day been traced to tho Syndicata ne- | Mk pigs: . b ity Lyon & flesly, 4 e tindisamonts; count, and 1t s nlzo sald that these bankers wore ;'“'g . 1. Mather, b pkey TR Wars; L, L n nuulg. hrh..‘ & Co,, 2 caves dry goods; Lill & Dullen, 5,000 bu Larloy; Buck & aynci cases tollet sonp: Loala Doerlin, 1 case glass and toyw; L, C. Pardee, 1caso clgars; A. J, Lathaw, 6510 tons ealt, Amountof farge lenders of gold n tho iwarket, thus -flmuy bearing the premium by making cash coln hieary to carry. - 'The oboct s represenited to bo (o uhmf conalderable nmount of gold which they will m- o, Witkdrawn from store durinz Weduesday and Thursduy for city consumption: 4,043 Im wheat, quire for the Decembor seftlements with uw'mn 4,688 b corn, 1,223 bu oats, B18 bu rye, 2,0:22bu 85,101.15. J lh‘c mlelrlu:l‘ of md:l’:’rfm da- | burley, ——— rully depressed the pro- . Diliin. and tho HownwAT moveIiuat wak uhden by | o 1% foHawing grain was fuspected fnto stofa In PROVISIONS, e withdrawal from tho Bank of Englandof a largo Mnount of bullian, & part of witlth I probably d for thls market, —Journal of Coinmerce thiv clty on Friday morning, . being tho recolpts of two days: 1 carNo, 2 while winter wheat, L car rejectod do, 1 car No, l‘l‘ W, wheat, 58 cars N 2N, W. du, 80 curs No, 2 spring, 34 cars No. 3 do, 18 cars rejected do, 1 car ne. grade (104 wheat); 9 cars high mised corn, 40 cars No, 2 do, 1 car now wmixed do, 40 cars rejected do, 10 cars mo grade (115 corn); 9 cars white onts, 16 cara No. 2 do, 20 ears rojectod do (45 oats); 7 cars No. 1 rye, 21 cars No, 2 deo, U curs rojecied do (34 rye); 18 cars No. 2 barloy, 24 card No. § do, 7 cars velected do (44 harley), Total 432 cars, Or 100,000 bu, Inepected out: 40,448 b wheat, 23,801 bu corn, 17,251 bu oate, 17,402 bu rye, 1,000 bu barley, Beerbohm gives tho auantitics of ‘graln afoat for ihe United Kingdum, including ports of call, ns 2,028,000 quarters what, and 370,000 quarters of corn, OO TRODUCTS~Wero moro active, and sgaln stronger, chieily in tho mors apeculative articles, pork ond lard. The recelpts of hags were not large, and the veceut advance In prices was well sustalnod, teading to weneral impression that the dream of So hogisnlong way trom belng realized. There was a much better do- nand ou cOURtry secount, nuimervus huylog orders bee 103z received from partics in the luterior, and the up- ward tendency duo to tlx- was hielped by somo of tho packers, who arc Interefted In scelng botter prices for product. Tho stock of pork on hand s understood to Dbe very small, that article having been almost fgnored by packers durlng tho past month, but some of themn aru now barreling frecly, as tha Inquiry for meats {elews brisk then a fow d ‘The demand yesterdsy was 1ight, excaps at prices which packers would ot accopt, and the market ruled tame. We note, however, that thefigures gathiercd by the clrcularsshow sinuch larger export mavemeat of ineats during the past (wa days gxmn even the 3,403,277 1bs reported to (e Board of Wens Ponk—Was fn netiva demand for fature, and The luwul prices of the yesr were reached to- day inthegold speculation, the opening sales bo- ing at 109, from which there was a steady decline t0108%. The carrying ratas were from 2 to 4 per veut, The cause of this movement {s,—firet, the aeavy shipments that lave recently been mato, amounting now to nearly $5,000,000; wecondly, ibe mbacoce of a short Interest; and, thirdly, the enormous gain fn the balance In our favor of for- elgn trade. In round numbers the latter fools up ot far fram $100, 000,000, and it f3 helioved by Joso who aro waiching thy courde of cumuicrelil events that ot the end of the decal year, 1477, the amount will not bu hm thun Y00, —New York Lerald, Not. 20. QOLD AND GREENHACKS, Gold was 108!3@100 [n greenbacke, Juny 280, O Greenbucks wero U2 @D12 cents on the dollar | ‘he death of 11, Underwood, Eag., an old mem- Slvanced 2 put | nllltrlh“l‘u{icl"l mmmn‘l‘x}u: xm& at ugold, ber of tuo Yoard of Trade, wae annouuced on | erthan Wedneaday sveolug. The R T sfow Yark \ YOUEIGN EXCUANGE, 'Chunge yesterday, ond appropriate resolutions | Was reported to Lo ifio0 ;l;r: Stot, Sizty day. | sdopted In respect 1o his memory, ) m«mi AR inla cna b 18 totlini 7 s Tho leading produco markets were atronger yes- | Aeler thu yiarul 81 Fel‘r};&i’r-f ‘: terday, and most of them were falrly active, The fnmedlate canzo was underatood to be astrength clsewhero, but both facts were probably dueto the warlike news of tho morniay, which was refleclod fu adeclino of ¢ in British consol and an ad- voucs of e In the yold premiua. 3t was widely felt that tho attitude of Nussia means war whether or no, and feared that her terma will be such aw to draw the other natlons of Europe into 1. 1] hk‘fl"‘éll.wy 11’;I¢| "l.(lll ) l“ , ‘151 5(‘ 108 Tound fote, cashi 9150 15078 mumr.m Talth 154" soler Jununry § and B14. 524 13,53 for February. Extrs priu =1k was guoted ot 812, T3 At wti e, 2o stronk wiih Greporte aivunzou i per e i R l%lll‘ l it el XS wellur AW yeart ; tho struggle eventually, if not now, Tho fear i .k car TnttedSiati i G u would ueom to o shared by the commerctal uien fn I‘Z.!'.‘.’f‘“'"‘" e e e sl the countrles of Europo, as tho Contluental ultZero arm 1 he carly part of the day. Lelag qf h . gnmny nem 3o per 1b higher, o kee .ma m{n ot i Uourues were undoratood to be disturbed by the' | §ai%a A AN cm'l;&t: bondh.osee bolllgerent chatactor of the news from Rassla, 0f ';,;3 ,.‘c'dfl \mgexnlt o wat done, il 3 Capo Clty 7 % ot vurr'fi'xn.. course, if o gencral war on the Eastern Question cTe AL mugu.mm ;. f..um TV e Mol aon shonld oceur, 1t would make our produce | Leass short ‘-‘n a5 B3G01 20 hoxes cu-nncnnnfi“ o 4] more valuabio on the cther sido of tho Atlantic, | 13UDoXcs long cut kol '"'"“’ iy R A and increase §ts valuo hero Ly virtue of the stimu- ic. “rhs Tortow e fus which an European war wonld give to onr i A quoatations on mew Jueataa few days fu salts L,,_m,,,,‘,,-l;,-_,nq’,lflml-m trade. Liut thers were aleo fears of inturnal strife, et Jono. ot Expoatilou atoci, aud dno rumur was circulated to the effect that the ™ 3 3 IS capital of South Carolina waa ajready the theatro o ,.; o d {gnerel e of blovdy riot. ‘Fhls rumor was unfounded, but oo | LY TELEGRAPI, 1t exclied discusalon all tho vame, as there was no by Lot ¢ clean quuted at Rige cash and B3 e ol Gulet o bhctea s o ot aing, D35 10¢, .nmml. aweot-plekicd bauu, Dl 104! Grven bams. b (e Licon Quoted st 76 Tiu for aboulders, B3940 for wmeans of proving s faleity on & moment's notice, It canuot be sald that this *‘news" operated as a pur (o mako prices advance, but {t Jucreascd ¢ HEW YOUR. TY 1hs Western Asioclated Press, New Yous, Dec, 1= -Therw was warked chaogo | BATURDAY, DEUVEMBER 2, 1B/o—1Whbyb PAw.S, short rlvm 8 fae ahort clesrm, 13130 for hams. al | 208aTc) penner, 17:6218e1 Autinegs, $1.1031,131 Cal- Cxirasedan inger. 1 packe: Nuter at 67 7ie, A R TODI TS ore siendy and qutet at £0.80 ,r’gxrrluu“:’ulr. @10.75 fOr €Atra mem) and $18.50 . i L W—\Van quotrd at F@3\¢o far Cll}'. and 74@3c for cauniry lote, accRilBg (o condition, l'lll'fl:\l). l'UFFS. FLOUR~aa In inoderate demand for the better clam ntspring extras, which were quoted atronger, in sympa- thy with wheat, while othicr descriptions wero quiet nnd unchanged, shipriers holding off. The stock {1 thle clty fa reportad at 84,287 brin againat 40,675 tnls & munth sgo, and 63,372 brls & year ago. Bales were ro- ported of 300 brls winters at $3,73@0,90; 094 bris spriog extras chiefly st §3.3320.25¢ 3th brla buckwheat do varily at $4.35; aad 183 bris rye flour partly at $.50. Total, 1,603 bris. Also 1,000brls sold Wednesday cvens inzon private terms. Thie market closed frni attho followlng range of pricea: Choleo winters, §0.253 7,231 wedlum winters, £5,0040.00; cholee apring ex- tras, $5,8756.0.2%1 medlumn do, 83.97!y25,6234; ship- piog extras, $4.7533,04 choled patonts, 87,0097, 50; common do, $7.00617.607 comnion do, $0.0748,8)} spring superfincs, 84,00a1.00. 1tyc flour, 83,5404, 00. Duckwheat do, $8,0020.23. Brax~Wasin good demand and again firmer, were mado of 50 tona n $3.75 pur ton un track, and 410,00 freo on board en libpLiNaI—Bal0 Walinade of 10tons at $12.00 o8 Sonxsxinas-Sale was mada of 10 tons at $12.00 08 er:n~Sale was made of 10 tons at $10.%00n track, ComeMeate—talo was muie of 10 tona cosnia” at $16,50 per tunon VITEA = an active ‘and stronger, advancinz me on {lanuary cellverics, niud cluslug satler at 1o store the lateat wxluulluu of Wednceday: Liverpool was reported 1una sirank, and CATKCs & sliade dearer in Ty ks, White Koo YOrk Wx HEld fiticrs And the Anatclal naws was as ahove deacrived. Tiio det liverics of Ehe MUrRiNg were rather froe, buL olF re- celpla wers light, enly 104 car-loude belng {napeete: {nto sfore for twa days, and tle shipinents werc fal it pcome: ho ml - uplnioa 1 Sue *receinta “win "o mms\uuy e Thie wintor. ne tlie O1ira urplus of GUALIR) bu fn Kansas (o imuci anore thay oflset by the 12,000,000 deficiency In Miinesora, while the ylcldn( tuwa s gt sml ehfet. iyor the lower yrades. lence a goot tnany aperato are tnclinud to betlovd tn tho probabliity 'V Sapara: tvely RIgH prices, war ornowar, and the puinber uf Suietle BArLISY Wit Invest in & rannd e I Tathe hu- owever, there anot much dispost i The offerings for alll mgnlh nrge, and wer readily taken io carry fito Hext yearat HIE rrent i lum, e grades were {0 good 5! l\'\ Iltlnlml. and rchurrl'nmm:rr Nu. 2, Heller Juguary ‘opened at e 10%, and declined irre v-umyu-n (1014 Heller Fevraury sold At $1.17 gloviug, at cho fuside, veller fhe manth o, No,, 2, FInG wid ot $1.14%@I cloaing | 1t I 3 $1.07 nurumlr[ Hduses, e premium. Cash Males were repos . P at i vl 1ok 41000 it 0, S o at 10010 u Felected’ doat v3igc n Gen: tral, aind £03d e Iu.wlum‘( -nu 1‘ 00 bu by sam ple from the short lnteres wera not ORS00 tracic Joun vl MExNRIOTA . Wn In Good deinand, amid 186 @i¢ higer, uvnlllv i the general Junriet, Hnies were reporied of 2 No. 3 a 1, ok ot Sl T by samae Bt $1.173 Tres o' board l\\lllYTPll WuxaT-Sales were 700 bu No. 2 red ab th¥ e “’ 'as In falr demand snd advanced Me, closin oadiel M 143 above the Jateat prites of Wedniaday, with pumuch uiter inquiry for Stay, delfvery, aud o ‘widen. Ing of the premium, * The brlt) 'cmuuuled fwer (218 in Liverpool), and cargoes wera higher, whilo our recelpts wern small for two days. ani the market tende with wheat, upward o syiapath dom! iy oFo Was. Rome Fy £0F NO. % foF AIDMERT Ut B0t enonul) (0 MALS clln command A& preinfum over the month, which sigod down, o with o of aniuary, There IS corn r;nl! and 1t I e narkdt tirother: Dt ' more oA 8eriny 1o be wnkeniimc up In regard to (e nny uenl within & few daya past,_ Seller December L 44 vanced (o 443 @ e, and -lccuned to «mu' (c 8t L cllM. &.‘Ilur January wold I %L. e, belier May aitd at Cash Bt 436 itd, hi o ot 4 and pajeored at e iorien of 2o uu hiich ixed uqn,uwb 1 No. 28t 44)6d4¥es B, 500 bu ra- 'hu CATE 6t 42eddc on tracky elfverca v 60 bu by aamme af e 5000 bu do 4L 42848C free on boar \Vum.ln moucnfln request early Inll nuict nnnr I’lt. Inst our, The market advaniee m)(n principally in -ymp-‘z{ny witpother graia, Rader nury recelpta. in settlement. he lelEr- ato, ' No. 4 cash of the month kold at gk l:lm(null'!’ui.l.l . .ynnuuymld nmxu 1.15,«:. c]uslm.» a1 the vutatde. orout 24l ie. Bampics wera {n n!-§ Cash shles were T 3 dooT So. 2 at B e 3,000 bu refer 43! At 408 103e: bt do e 44 45cun dmoiy an, ir loy Jo. tal, 50,6001 VE-Was In eninnd_for shipment, and advanced nder & shal ctitfon between buyers. Tho TR e wars larke rnm? i snipmenta Wuorale X0, 3 closed at (Nige, llld No, onge. iojectad wia notn- s B Haeembor e Jalnita m o3, Canh sale were reported of 400 bu No. ks 8000 b No. n urm-«w c: 800 Lu by lnmplunmaweun track, lzu-.\-\m Father qulet and a shiado enler, ox- ettt Jorw Rritcn, wicwers. Metive and. Wi er. ‘The offerings were small nnd tho mnrkel. foaly ot reduction, eulers worg expecting lance tlcllvu.rlu o December contructs, but EYWGH! small and it 18 now thought that most of the Alrull liave been :rlm{rrm {o ekt mondi, Tho reculpis woro modcrate, and tha lower grades werc wanted for shipment, ll nd- Tanced 36ie durinigtho seuton, cloalng caalor. o, 4 In N. 8. -um nc 37e00c, and In Do& nlnu arly, (o ieidsc. TecJectad ootd He Srcs aeher tho month ere dulnt at Uiy ouiaide. ” Wauua arasnge.d Samulen worom 1IEe e Beinrerior tn. mumy. mh Jerg, reported of 2,00 bu No. 2 at 1aGulic. s.manu\n BLATR450: 3,00) bu Tofected wLBiwiic v fample, ¢ Sfizie, outrackt 1.200bu Pt tlvered, 27,200 Al 0! clullnl oL llm fosing, at 9, atc ox u-v \‘L‘ ‘Wheat—Snles; 105, 5 cash, 81,10! 1ilo R 'l.nm tor rc%runry, Wi LIS i il Corn~Saless 25,000 b soller May ot 473c. o:u—:o,uw a5t for Dacembed 2% samaoons Mes Drl’—sllclx 8,000 brls at $15.03 for the year, umu»’ for January, nuu 810,354 10,55 for Febragey. " B! ot Mess pork tran bllhrr ur falr Inquiry, Bales Yera reported of 2,25 b l-nt C§10.20%10. 200 Tor das: uary, 164518, Xt whs acilvo, and BEmoE %ith sales of 4,250 £0.0¢q2 08 for ‘ecemiier, £0,05610.00 Tor Janus and $10.024@! lfl.lfl)‘!nr Fl:lb HATY. W¥licat wa active, adancing 66056c. danuery solt 6%, B Decernber ot 1o 16im1- 1594, Dot lonln‘ ‘&t 1o ontelrie. riy WaA firmer ot 44c for January and ¢436@4ikc foF ocember: s K was In falf requcat Glon il o lesmpori was tn falf equeat, lontog about 100 igh. banca ‘Clangs 118 u'}n. oF the gonr, 810,520 for th .mm. AT (TR 55 tor Fobruary. - Ralen: 250810, Eajd for tho pews S o Yor s '?'nru nidvanced 10c, closing at &0.05G9.07)4 for tho year, and $10.00@10.02% for January. e gmniad GENERAL MARKETS, ALCONOL—Was quoted at $1.0542,12, Sales wore roported of 1,000 bris at 40c for export, BROOM-CORN~The market Is quiet and easy under Atbernl recetpts from lllinals and lowa, Quotatlons: Chotce green hurl, 5%@0kcs medium hurl, red tipped, 441 green brush, with hurl enough to work it, 56 sycy red tipoed with do, 4@4#ci green covers and In- slde, s@5Yc; red tipped do, B)4G40; jnslde brush, K@ 4ey medlum to chofca static brald, 4i§@sige; Inferlor brush, 3i3kce1 crooked do, 2GIc. BUTTER—There was a comparatively qulet market for thi articie. A moderate local and Eastern demand existed ut the ranko of priccs followlng: Chelce to fancy yellow, 25@32cs medlum to goud, 18324c; fus ferlor to common, 15@15¢. ING—The market waa without now features, Trado was sgain roported dull, aad tho gioted prices were not very closcly adhered 10, We rupeat our Mat: Btark, 2i)ge; Pecrleas, AA, 2icy Lewlston, 2 Montaup, 2ici Unterlo, 2i}c; Amerlcan A, 10¢i Atnoskeag. 1003 Otter Creek, 19c; hurlap bags, % and 6 bu, 13@15c; guoules, slngle, 13@idcs do, double, Hu2i4e. LEANS—Mecdium wero quoted firm at $1.80@1.85, and uther stock at $1,40G1,70, CHEESE~Was ilnnly held at 124@13Kc for good to fancy fuctory. Trade was wllhuut much anfmation, unlerl el fnr awall minou in the coal wo Was comidorable etivit mnlkcl n-ma-y thoculd Weather of tho past lving glver an fupetss 1o tie trade, Vric i aa prorioun guoteds un\un.nnu m;. i, §7-I0T. W00 ot $T.. 70 do oy, i usaburis, $0.6; o * i m[ud Yaitimoro & OniG, savg 1o, 89 75 UE—1ackers' goods wero o deriapd and El’\! hl\l.'llv! 1,100 and 2 cars pork-bars d 200 Jard-tiercos ot 81, q 0 uuus—nm offeriogs ware Jight, wnd tho mnmmum. ulus woro uiatle ot 8 Nead, veruping uvmdm“u ards, Light £ 51,73 s wers finn at 23@2ie, iin as hefore, whera ot the mo. meas die) umnrmfo nearly all deacrliptions. THo e i deney Ih lake 1l -n o o advince, wouu Now 1 whitedshy A o, §4.50 115 .\D.xl shore l’i!lt kt‘l'¢ lofe exira, e e b 5 0.00; .Wl#":" faiutly kits, &1 L, 03 'u..ur{n-"c'uun-'i‘.“'-. % MP"’ 5§ (I i R ¥ u.\r;drmrrl'mt 5, 28as30e, Colunil ‘l l"\!! llllfl')ll. 1, Lusd, hunng. itirrs AND 2 NUTE—-BusMess was falr, 50 ray for tniporeed frutl Joro concoraed, Lut i ontaticy e wnivement was sloggisht FunRIUN-Dated, tagdlger Bgs, kegs, 11@icc; do bozelayer, Liwitie; turklan pmnu, oM o\usie do- Halicr i layers ulnl 0w, b0 v 100] 4 301 cilrou, |nvlfl.N et Michigan do,, &6 Siges North Caraitng, shiced, shiadet Califorulu -peucnul Y it dc; blackberrles, a»uku- rasplorries, new, ll.')l‘:vrlll‘l‘ 1048 H LR iy ioise, linonds, Terragoas, 10 ooy Nuples walouts, (dRic; do new, 2161 oo walnuta, mumumxuhln walnuts,n N o issourl, Brazi eXas. Dl lo] u-w{:‘vllhgnm it DUTHG: Touncasce pos- [N The cold weathre 4 fl" sLu(s, l(b ity mal s jocul au Siteige deim -m-nenfmn liierto; I uylnfi“rl iz, e h.muul. &Llwwwhu)ranw abla change. A faif GURIVOT OF UFders wers re Btk aufor. ‘Fhestock OF wppluestored hew thnolio Y i 33-0hg .50 per b nllrumhtulml Ak, : ”" o Lug thicre werdfow buyers prescat i jrsn. We quote e Lt Llll ] {E IV &‘fcwn Wea qu I flmdtllvur{mil ahd both th but fuctudes » €oll'ar coumun trull, wrich fs Cantity, Ui Apples, 81,5041, 60 per oz e s were Bt anected to any 1nnl~ RN g 2, asatiey o tancy itio, 42! o1 foud 10 primy do, i Ziher Soumon to mr,_ {c1 roasioz, ln;.u ro.fava, kige: Mura m.uu -al, PR . —{ul lumn-unylm! nlrl B, 'm:: Cnll!oru y 3 sllver ?:‘r'w.,‘ 0od lx Luuse l"“l" lwd\' extre m leans nglasscs, choice 'uu. ood Rient but fvat, 15 W i LIMIIJ Now 70473¢1 do peiine, 03 i, Shugiy b “partu ll{xu‘luulwl‘ 4530ct iac .1 e b Alaprce, ToleTic: toruk sy s ieey casa e e, s Gorman moitled, aiani(es ve L1y, Stsiics White ituse, 3T¢uc) Itoyal Basnn, e Galden West,” bifaaNc: 16 to ahipners, and there was al Inquiry foz prafrie, the 200W-aoru ed by recefpts Ly axoon, We auot: 0 da, §01. 51 i wiahs nphly Hh il S e alls 0t Wk DAYt et 1 EB.A0.c3,003 hust, 63 Lo 10 11, €5, V01bs, $4.536:1,731 common, 701073 . . Sz e un boanty & 2y, ioion mixed 50 i praitte, §7.00 Oh | 1) Ennt o fnse ekt i, K o WIS G N ers T Talé demand and stead s o Je unusually bt 1 103 eriga qualicy untl the revent dectine, Sales aggregated 200 bris ut per gatlor an ) wliBkscontinue tn good demand snd fems pnerge '.{.1’,",5:,’."!‘" ;“ glipnnichers, daTey green cured, Jight and hnnvy. than tioy uhmuuk.;mn 3 prima natives, BaBisE: Manc dainsged, wrecit | Goloradas, 4@ 14c. hides nnd HUKER AND LAWNA—Ttacolnts ) ears, 40 I e:emol ki N ledllv. )fl nnculr. u\(:: fifn ime Ary kip and alt, 10 “ualtad Nidce, 15 e Yadiaes, areen aheep:DoMiss ool ast week, with siightly fm rn\'!d deinard for ah et estimated, at Kiasde TEALS AN |n3’~<sn~r STOCK—Wero In mader. market riiled strongers sclilng at 4wsie: conmon: vod tambs wore :uuufu nmn markew’ highers sales i Tous—Tloclpta 14A can| market very dull; a fow Western taken a1 AGOEr s NEW Yonx, Dnr.. l.-lhsrvn—nem 21 1Nk 6,300 £ mses maricet rulu?ldllh kzxmeu ok, with & mmc:lmn fiehic e oated foliink o was an Interlor ) {Ruuianrs R11 AL 1OMAIOHCS falr to pring 10 DIEA10Nes vamimon and nedium caulu o T at METALS afe request and Steady."Natls wero quated ot 84,00 4 rateapet. (uotal %}é, 88.504 do, 1X, 10x14, $11.00; matl, 23¢4 bar, 202, teay 0. 24, i, No. ho‘ x. nnln‘\d. chl mnlmeo 12, Im.xln ican Bfes lull'llnnlnnl1~h‘4mr\l!dhu)llu 1 T mnf{lne for comimon t prime uli tocliotce i pee Rt for conmon ts -Luy fied {101 bey 310 9. 1004 10ta 11, 1ot 10 Isinba milxed sold 146413 and 16, 141 17, 1och 18, 10cy ool 3 atr@ilepar 1 iIel 20 S s ok, mtieh, Aefivity I i u\mu-unmm-.n.xm.mnkln 15,742 for four days ol e Ther 6, much mejielts mpot: demand minterato: ahd trade duilfor gt 300 fant ‘fnetuntion, ranking se foliows: C . por 100 1w, witn threo Ul o Tode ola ‘nt this legrees teat, o Iinofs I TNUPFAL e TR e e ok Nverato, Dee, 1L—CATTUR—itecalpln, 17831 total W‘"l!l” Urdl extra lard oll. 'flf |.lm \fl!l‘k 8,701 all salcs for Western narkets arg . o, Sawi 005} Doifed: st whalg, winter: TideNod 701 aperme ma‘,m.m oolnll. ety e, Sl I’KQLIUI do. El“‘n. RG] , 73330cT ban! fi bgita. 8503 PHMARS olly QAT hmr 't 8 i, D bk debdorieen: 03 ravitys 1761 Weat nia nu-? natiral, 20 m'f‘, S3cT Batural, 3 dog. POrATORS—T {pis were small and the market quict, tho oAt BEIAE 100 Crol (GO YE ADCK, LHDIED calern peaclibiows werd qiiotei at $T00, and Miehfe Fan and Qlilo A2 81,0 n track, itore s t it 1,01, Al mixed at 75@45%, “The stock Jit scoto fa sindl, aiil will ade advailcs, on Twesdsy'a priccs; 40 cars held Tornipment Eas A A h\mu—n ceipts, Ro0¢ total for iMa L mirket _slow for want of stock to oper- nn v\h S demana gomdy pricos Tavced ba on opee nu\-lhl!flmfi- 8001 total for tho week, :m.mm modurately nctives sockers amt commion coarss lioy 3 Mock ga, $1.50:54.70; 41 cara of all kinda rematn unsold, 87, Latis, Dre, |-ua'n —-1{:"‘\'& fim, and bighors ate Buriarg Tores It tio POtALOEs decay 80 ravioly thinaca | comiman to. medium, 1 to z0od, $5.0V8 o0 that dealem o ot cate, 1o Juy, th Jarie suppiies. hoics liea’ HopD Balen from store were inado 3 ) CATTLE=In my i Tor fat ahipping and butchior L LOULTEY AND GANE= 3% Siow ana ender, A | prudon: ottt anl 3 hrimo ta eliof 4, 00664 A A ey Thturoday wasion t10 | B0 nuiet anl AEM BE 81315 EnoTE cal Trarketin addltlon to tho fresh receipts, mand_wan limited, Live poultry ~was Eraitle cifckens and quiall wera 1n mod demand, butt somewhat )nwer d the unsminbl te sl Tocal trade was light, and pries r @3.00; guod to elole e SivermaTy, Dee, i arairmy comtnon, 83008 0 el o giod Naht, hc0an.a0 packing, 83,04 vYe 050 ol agrant 10 Packers, JOULTRY—= pous oY a0 Yo-day, 16,000} shipmenie R L -Praj nan rr. o pDurrato. Dec. 1 —nAT\Whent frmy satc .28 quall, 1.20601.5 i . 500 78 2 e .m-u"un-.h. BT o0: Ventua Ba0dlen, 10813 4'"0”‘,1‘,“._"""q;';";g’fyf,{;;'x;{'.‘ e Weitern. " Ofhier grain negiected. LUMBER. ‘The cArgo market was Inactiva and nomlinally un- per sFPDs——Tlmolhy was In 1air reques [yas one tn comsequence of the Hmited offerings, eed 1.7U@1.75, and cholce Wi ol and sold. ot 1:50; “Clorar aa dull and anil easler uider lavger ouringx partly o arrive, hut ttle Prime was Guoted ul $8.6098:40, Flax was stenty changed. Two or thirea loads wero lying @t the docks ul;’h'glgahm“(ll‘uncrnmh"re and & fow more versels are duc, which will finlah the N e v anGed Gy Saginaw par- o 18 Tate- Sngln it o my:,.mu brl, T o 2 atry, I T ArAn dnity, 1001 grotind alumi, 1,40 BaF sack of AR Inmoderate request for tse fn the Wost, ydiey, Austrulta, lcuun!lle geners al quality nr tils eumlnudl p s not sa goud 84 1aat wcs; saii. and the quantity 1+ no larger. The Government mumu.lmwnm-»urm.m.m hcen in the Aus; tralian Colonten and New Zeaiand at thu - close of Lelog an Increasa of o liitle fess th -n 5 er cent. uoiations: Fleece, washed, ine 76t e S 05, deete iy aancd fints heayy io Men BTN Coria and medlam, SaHicy tib-wisho scaron’s husiness at the docks. One or two buyersap peared ot the docks yestorday, but thelr bids were far liclow the asking vricos and nothing waa done, Ploce Ml was auoted at $7.00 and fnch at £8.0014,00, At the yards tho movoment Is light, Followlng L the quotatiana: aw and Oton- Flooring, frat o drei Flnuvim.' lccnml cnmmon. ¥ioo x dresscd Dprime, 40345¢; do poar to kood, TIVE STOCK. cntoaco, \rils, Comman buards snd short fencing. Fenclng, 10 ft.. Commun Jumber, 18 1t nml undor E) .lilm‘n# and l 2080 l'ltkur LIATC. ittt Him Tatal on tino Tast weei. hpmenter “"-;“' BY TELEGRAPIL. 2,730 Ve it FORTIGN CITIES, Thundny.. 60 8pectal Dispateh to The Tridune. Total .. “W Livenroor, Dec. 1=11 a, m,—FLove—No, 1, 258 No, 2, 298, Gnaix~Wheat=TWinter, No. 1, 10s 3d; No. 2, 10; spring, No, 1, 104 4d; No. 2, 0s 0d; white, (No, 1, 108 2, 108 1 clud, No. 1, 118 Ml No. 2, 103 t0d. -No, 1, 273¢ No. 3, 208 0d, Dioviatoxa—Fork, T0s, Lard), 629 0d. Livenroor, Dec,. 1—2 p.m.—DBRADSTUFPPS=Firm, wnu wnue, No..1, 113; No, 2, 10894, Corn—27s. .6 The following tables show lha monthly recelpts of liva stack from June to November, Inclusive, for the years 1875 and 1876, It wiil be secn that the recelpts of cattle have inzreased to the extent of 101,141 hiead, and 1hs receipta of hogs, 206,134 head, Thers lsa decrense ©f 37,910 In tho recelpts of sheep: Tings, Sheep. sioon S TOM B4 45,200 pHR nu; unchnnm:a. Jram Livenpoor, Doc. 1.—Cortox<Easter, bl notquotar 92,730 bly lower; 08-18)(d; sales, 12,000 bales; speculstion m,}u.i and export, 2,000; Amnerican, 0,000; sales of the week, 101,000, of which exporters took 7,000; speculators took 29,0001 total stock, 45,2¢0; Amerlcan, 173,000; actual esports, 5,000; awmount afloat, 336,000; Amierl- can, 259,000; forwarded from ships' side direct to 3,048,110 833,750 | wpinners, 8,000; American salcs, 41,000, 064,051 503347 58,102 Yorne and fabtiss at Manchester quiet and une 2 a0 4nn7i | changed, ?1“:"%5 BneansTurys —Tlecelpts far threo days, 89,000 qrs; 16570 | American, 24,000 gra; Catlfornts wlhiite wheat, 108 107 | od@ite; do, clab, 101 10d@118 244 No. 2 to No, 1 12024 | ved Weatern spring, 0 0d@108 4d; do winter, 1063108 2120 | 30, Flour~Western canal, 23G25e, 3iipia | wnixed, 275, Onts—American, Ys@lacd. Durley, 3sud, 607 | Peas—Canadlan, 303 04, Crovxm«8kxp-—American, 50235, ProviatoNs—dess pork, 70s. Prime mess becf, 82104, Lard—American, 54, Cheese—~Fino American, 095, Bacon~Long clear, 4180d; short clear, 41504, ‘TAtLaw—American, 42:0d. Pernouxux—fpirits, 1183 refined, 1039d. Lixszzp OrL—~27s, o Lizsin—~Common, 540dg pale, 14s. SrIntTs TURFENTINE—=208 LAUD O11~fids Loxvoy, Dec, 837,018 8,441,070 ‘furalsiies the following report, showing the movement of lve stock for November The average weight of tho hog was 202 ns, againg 2303 1ba for 1873, 244 1ba for 1874, 2075 1ba for 1873, and 272 1bs for 1672 mge, 11’(”’;" Sn!’ 1~PxraoLEUM~Tefned, 108 CIQ1D CALCUTTA LINSERD=524@328 04, CouxnoN Rrs1x=oid, AxTwene, Dec, 1.—I’zTRoLEUM—C0IH. * AMERICAN CITIES, " Spectal Dispateh to The Triduns. NEW YORK, New Yonx, Dec. 1.—GRaiN—Wheat 1c and {n In- stances 1@2c per bu higher; good export and moderato speculative detnand; sal 000 bu at $1.16@1,31 for ungraded spriug, lnclurtiog one lne 56,000 bu at §1.20; 81.21@1.22 for NO, 3 Chicago; $1.23@1,27 for No, Mii- ‘waukee, o-calleds $1.32%@1.,30}¢ for No, 3 Milwau- kee; $1.43 for cxtra white Michigan. Ilya with. out declded change In price, with a moderate cxport Inquiry; Western quoted &t BU@Blcj 16,00 bu Westorn 101d nt B0@8%cy malnly at B1@82%c. Darley stili rulcd dull and In buyers® favor, Caorn 3%l per cent bu higher, with a brisk export; good home trado and falr speculstive {nquiry; sales of 313,000 bu 8t 334@353{c for new no grade nilxed; 84c for new un- graded mixed; 506 for new ateamer mixed; ShigR00c for graded old mixed; 60c for No, 1; 00%@31c for good to cholco high nized; and 570 for demaged old mixed Weatern In atcr; Included fu sales wers 113,000 bu igh inixed Western lu store ut Goe; 80,000 bu good to prima mixcd Westorn at G0K@u0c: 50,000 bu cholco high mised, llv.-ufly)nllaw Western, st gic In store, and u, n)l theas lote for cxport, Oatsabout thy same, with onlynllmncd business, maloly for fmme- diute wants; salcs of 34,000 bu at JO@4Nc for wmixed Weatern” anil State; 38%40¢ for whito Wastern and Btatos 10 fur damagedy 306400 1or now mixed Weat ernj 40 for old dog 3@ L for white Western) OckAN FrEtouTs—0Only a stall business in berth- Tuom; rates without quotable changes; fecling not very stendy, Ingain, charter-room pretty fair trades rates ) oW, 1 xcmgm Cental i his & (7 8 198 [N Driven in..... . .. D0, (I lleuhm Sovenben T 00 O R [ 208 3 1 otal,... 62,637 7L2IA 15,440 CATTLE-Yesterdny was another favorable diy for scilers, The domand did not not eppear to be quite os urgent aa on soms of tho earlicr days of the weak, but the supply of stock was less, and that fact’ offset any decrense thora misy havo been in the demand. At tho ‘Eastsuppliea—especialiyof fat cattle—continug l(lhl,ud stithe promlent potnts there has been an advance ovor last woek's prices equal to i{@3¢a. ‘To the firm position of tho marketa below is chiellydue the present strength of the kot hore. Tho malntenance of prices of caurso le contingent upon the supply, If ourreccipts shall be kopt down to about tlio averaga of -tho past few days, values mey easily bo sustalved, but any decided fncreass betweon now and thu holldsy season would maatlikely result fo & chango that would not b to the advantage of scllers, Tho rmnge af yesterday's sales 'Was $2,5003. 123, thoughmost of the businuss was complishied within niuch narrower limits,eor at $2.753 4.00. Stockers were in deniand at §2073G3.50; butche ers’ cows at £2,75@3.251 and comnion to o xtra siippiog bx-un-uv. $4.053. 12}, The warket nluml qulet sod g CATTLE SALE: PI'rovisioNs—Pork on spot in light demand, but Dprices steady; futures highery sales 90 bris mess oo spot at £17,00; 1,000 brls for Febraary at 81075 down to $10.4%; 259 brls for December at $10,001 at second cal) for December, $10.30 bid *And .03 asked; for Janie ard, '77, $10.10 bl ond $16.85 askedy February, ‘77, $10.40 hid and $10,00 askeds AMarch, '77, $10.50 bid and 610,63 asked. Cut meats ruled quiety middics In light demand, but pricos obout steady, Lard ligher, In sympathy with the West and the advanca fn Hoglend, hut the market closed firm, with o moderato business In cashi lots and fair speculative demand, malaly 1o Decomber and Junuary uptiona; sslea 470 tca primo steam ou spot At B10.50G10.573, closlug &t $10,0; 150 1ea off grade at $10.203 7,750 ted priuie ateain for Decomber at $10.22'¢ @10, 273, closiuie oL 810,254 T, 000 tes fur January, 1877, L $10.50010. 576, cloalug at $10,50@10. 321 1,000 tea for February at 810,40 TaLLoW=Firmor; 81lcs, 80,000 1hs prime at BY@83c, cloalnz b €3¢, Witiany—>3urket n shado firmer, with saics of 50 bris at §1.0334; and, at the cloao of *Clianke, 00 brls 3t $1.00 per galion; sales of 35 brla ll:nhul AL $4.03 por gallon, wine incasmo, 1" 1305 NOGE-~TL@ biog trado waa actiye to the Tall extent of the lnmfl ) wer]lhlnu sclilng. I vulues thers we 'l |lu ', though, (f n||flhllll. pricos lea The b Il e il buge, Title in welfors: luwr. e and the furthor advanca In tlio produc aud valea wero quickat 83,705 icusy packlu lotes at 838037 for poor o primio gt welghte; and al L, 8064, 00 fur falr o cliolce heavy silfniok Hogs; aklupors aild 01 84736523, .\m Av. Hlt!. .\fl. e, Price. 60 $3.7: e uh.l- mn. mnrlfl ) ({7 1 j‘“u . am erll. u'i‘n'-'fim’ gE ) a1 August, ‘tl IIEI Ycelll)l l le ud x!lal!l Wl’ll i o w o) alcar uu{n. J0; to ialsete piaat 5 i Uulnn Staics porta o 84,0001 laxt year, 1,800,0001 " exports from all Rl o 8 for Ilm uudl( TELOK) Jast alll‘; Ifl\(m al -an-lmm all Unltud ‘stat Forss 2 703,000 i wtoek it Shatea poria um lilk-l fl nllln terior towns, Verpoul, 453,000 T mr demand; pecetpt Drlsi No. 2 €1,756, uber biate: Wesrern: ums.mxmummu tu «mlulr-.l-'».«m 551 good to cliglcey 83604270 i 85.7igd00; ra DB, 5 0G5, 184 Min: Nioita putent e, #moeu iy un qur—uunnml falr, sud inark Conx Myl y1 Western, $2.7583. 10, 1. elpts, Lot o Inn mndnrlle [ l\.url. nnd nmeuln!l\u lnqulrn ¥ do, i No. PN ESEGEI2Y 3 2 aas | ) k" B 240, fln".u wioier red s >t riily Weatern, w YiC3 brato, u..«.m -ny ieavy 2 n‘xmuhc:l;nud It unclagged. Cori— um""‘ In goud demand and sold 3 e, 88,000 o o goud demand and sold at arm, 0d- | old,7o: i mlm 10 Erido, 1 83, 750d 50, aud fu- ut and uu;m;u‘; foeels pts, ‘o ators oo s oy S dtunear 83 750, St D o s, “A\ ul’lfl"'fl“!fl. Urbemiims e u"i fetbut. grmg T ELIES=Collee |l et buf ml 0 cargo N et iy i retined lllllk‘ly ll’f 15e, , e ID th "“:l auctlon, Sl ey -Dlfllllflfl fl"lfld l’lll'Kl!l ' m‘yu 0L Bt BUN L vut trumy crude, 19e; ulnfi. Cdava, '(('9 e EAst LIBEETY, Pl.. Dy the weok endiuig through aod 13 url [ of 245 card through sud fay $ubply fal {alr, with an (G 0 hand buf 1085507 very ¢ ium brought 83, Pt u\\—)“lnner Tl BrtuXen Lo 3. 20432 58 last Wk, s oy TOUNES TINELE Soipis, 21600 bead, agtloat 19710 laty ’"nu. \\.'-‘uflx. 'f'rc‘:u'fimm \vuk lupply ull lmj mnluy of light gradesi Leavy »—10FK Quiet Lt ol $17.00; B A A Ao ot L A A by At B BB Tofrr o e ik o P unlux b et s, vmgntenly; €0 Liverpool, by steamn, 8,000 bu gratn at 8! Time steain, $10.200; 5 10.50; Decomt 1360, b l]o ariner; 31, 08%@1.00, tloilng oy Pitaneuri, eeADELTNL, e, l.~l'nnnu;~ M~ {khn—Clover~127 132, Tim, ~Qulet boy Frava—gnier ; atais, e | imenin' g e R sy i i ;i tiana, &, 12! ’e:‘u 0y Ififll unm-—\vhuu aber, €143 L0 |§n o ThG Corn=steriel il il ) u.-nmv Row s, ate SO sHe, ¢ n-uuw.u white, 53 100, | ¢ 00633} ]’n.. uxlrll. ark’ Fllll and Bradford ~ua |lu. nm-.mwm Western ce"n'r}i‘ .73 Krades, "G lul‘ unuw-—lnnua Wets 1031 1 Chands e e nmn-u—\\nm. 1,000 "" r"h. '\la:m. s e hluwm. 0y o i prccasteaty) i U i, 0 Wiehfons, Indfaiig i k.‘mnmxe ““"““:’ 4 $153, ot e Ko medli atnde cainbing aridiet, Ma53c) 'I ey fine une d medium i ulurll]u. w"-'h.ul, o ed, 303 ke ntering 3 38c3 m‘.‘i“&.‘,‘a.nz“‘:' um.nml. New Onueass. Dee, jo gricea {ller”uwe‘{"‘c o5 “'°“'-D!mlnfl R 7 rees sy HoLx XX, B850 T 5.5040.431 b neh & umm—«.urn mmywlm falr d i oL lemand: white, 534, {m“ e 'unu qulet but Irm 84, Louls, auuuu ]'ll DAy G ;.cukfl 'lcn‘;lnlowcrl(uh ";'1'"‘ i ’,‘,' o A -A.M lwl [y IYII BIH\VEP; lho . GNOCERRN= ot Bnnr—umaemmduuuu i TACES: 'Wmom. 10D, DGAB{CE Coiman, 0k éf"x'.'(r';. xfuh',".',‘i"u,.. "gm peime mlcxmu. s Molastee” Guo r, 7 [manit at rul pricexy cdmion, wase cennlrugn 3 e S ol 2 nu.fl)m B'Alk'nlunl. Dec. 1,=FLot'x. o vy ancm ‘ ehhandy R :1' Flrin uem.ua mn i FriovirioNs— Dl an b mesia, loose ot a%:.e’:llhu?:lueu' Bk o, e acon—snouldens ich "clear " Y ditieione. Tandiichnéi, e, ey {5 vr.nn—w 220, A nuux-swnn crude, 12)er refincd, aja Lurrez—Unchange ;&lglr;;h{l‘m n;:mlnlh st.10. e 50,000 buj carn, 74,000 b, WILWAUREE, . Wit., Dec. §,—Froun—Quiet and ug GRATN=Wheat frm )\lenukn. i QSR e Soed e L1832 n cr' 11 ""ID\& E] “ |W K'! 1. U'K ady fult Semarin, 22 B aitey aarics N Decemier. 'mxc. .(-nwy. o ‘,r{m“m;‘.w rkh'uh:r:mm,smoo(ornmmw LIPTA~Flou; r. u.woh 18, SuiPN ENTI-Flouir, n_;wn A . OLEDO, ‘Torzpo, Dec. l.- LOUR— 5 GRAIN=Whea F\ i kn, ks e Slee TS zan, 81,3 December, $1.i531: Janua amber Micaiyan, 81214 “No. 17 dB. [3 Jani 1.2 oy i Ary, 1 No, ¥ hber 11 nax-. 1, ol eiravens, ed, i DIEN mized, me- ne. 484e: No. 2 4aiyct now, 47 dainaged, 43%c new, P jectod, ‘7E° new, ufifi Catastenty: Ko 3 Sger . m"-.yswm !i i \lk‘hlnn. 3 Srrirac Flom :w bris; wheat, 10,000 bu; com, 52,000 but; Onta, 1,400} um--unn—huur. -un ,Lre; wheat, 30,000 bu; cora, 21,000 bt 0ats, 33,000 e s fl"{ElWATl CINNATI, 0., Dec. L.—LuTrox- Frovn~Flem lnuv.notquo b m.ner pHNE AW e nroog demund; ety Date aleiica 1 it Da 00d Hrm iyt dumml {urhnl; s tmess T0871¢. Barley in fair l‘lfll"l!lflV.—) o] l "l (li tfllh ' iy fimfi.fi:@.fi"".&fi'a:"""“"“-' Pt e h!" unu){c: ey @10, Bulk neats & mouldem r n; short rlh‘%fiex \Vn“l‘(\‘—'l‘wt IE"' Lotts, M these prices sk ouiens ahnacLHechtkel Green meats higher; s, 634¢ for 13 B4 Tt ulet and un- lea 1,000 bal id o, 1186, L FLUf 'ady and unchanged, G, AIN-\\ ieat Miihory No, ¥ mlB foll, $1.27 :wel.:m ntxed, 44540 i caoh e cadh madh e iirmer 67Ga7e e Lariey quict snd unchang I'llflvlnln'u—l’nrk frm er n}& e, b enmn ‘nliéu'l L!D(‘ c( bl RosTox, Dec, 1.—?:40; u—numnd GrAix—Corn~De uumarkexnnn ixed a0 yellaw, G20, Aty SHNeE: Nor 3 Whlte, 4 4761 No. 3o, Qise; mixed, 43qduci Tefeciea, Sia ———— COTTON. MoRILE, Dec, 1,~CorToN-Qulct and easy: middling, 1H@11%cs net recoipts, 2,047 bales; stock. 63,831 weekly net, 10,2401 gross, 10,3201 sales, 1,0%0; ex- ports to France, 1,800; to the Contlocnt 523; comt wiae, 5,335, BAvanxait, Dec, 1,—CoTTON—Quilet; middiing, 11%cr atock, 88,171 bales; weekly net, 20,042 gross, 25,8397 sales, 12,522; oxports to Great Dritatn, 1,231; channel, 3,615¢ constwise, 7,642, QaLvestoN, Dee, 1,—CoTroN—Quiet; middiing, 113c: stock, 00,072 bales; weekly net, 26,604; grous, 20,783 sales, 10,048; exporis to Ureat Britala, 17,004; to France, 1,080; to the Coutiment, 2,01t¢ constwis, 0,303, 8.00. Tand high- T ke Dok A P tor car lots. Iiacon easterd e, Green meats KeNc los cmm.nwv. Decs wlddiing, @1t ck. 11,304 balesy weel 0224 ales, 11,0008 ugn uren Dritain, 11,241 to Fraace, 7,437 to the Continent, 5,502 constwlsc, H1: DRY GOODS. New Yons, Dea. 1.—Buslneas was light with com- missfon houses aud importers, and the fobbing trade was quiet. Cotton goods were qulet but steady 1a st hands. Cottonades were in modersto requesg by cloth- fers. Darkfancy prints were fn limited demand. Men's wear woa Jess active, and flannelaand bisakets rematoed qulet. Forelgn gaods were dull, fubdisteoliold TURPENTINE. ‘WituixeTon, N, C,, Dec. 1.—Srinirs oF TuRPz- TiNE—Bteady at 30c. —— PETROLEUM. CrLxvxLANn, 0., Dec, 1 rnmuu—)hxln- steady and strong! standard white, 110 test, 2 ———t———— Katen Allye by Craba, ! Taris Cerrespondence Hoston Adcertiser, ‘We are having annoyances of all kinds h- Paris just now, nol. ane of the jenst belng the circulation of falss 100-franc bitls, Qur Frendh bank takes every precaution possible, but this tine poems to be ut » dead losa to put a sm? the frand, In Rue de Velliere thereare hu- mense laboratorics where chumista pass their time In trylng to discover how goud bank "u'f'l’ nre falsificd, and how false ones are fabricated. Tliera 18 o curjous collection of this false moncy which has been relmbursed by the Bank o Frauce, some of which have strange lm:unesi In 1883 & wag amuscd himself durlng severs duyl thruwhxg 100-franc bills nbout the m:rLel ull n the theatre ateps; some of theae bills Into clrcufation, and the author of his |ul fuke was never discovered, A few months later a packet of twolve 1,000-franc blllawu presented st exchange, and recognized 33 alse, After long and caretul search llt Was oroved that they were ! cated by o personage attached 1o N o Iess n clifef than un exiled soverclgn, 80 slsted by on ex-Director of the French was 1 Murquls who put them in circutation, i the holder (detourneur) no other thau A:‘nu‘(‘ tho false Lowis XVIL's, by name Nauu m;I & Prusalan), who, after undergolug L\)Ildclll:lll wgk und {mprisonment, retired to England an e the name of Duc ds Normandle, ~ Twenty s Juter tho bank sustalned another slece; foe 100-fraue bills mme in with dluwm.'lnfldrfi G lurity, and tho bauk, rather than discre e coupons, continued to pay. At last, In i after cight years of patieut research, unudo S sgents, M. Benallle (a name prnde&flll:! ).‘ b covered the forger—a certaln” Giraud e“ e Bourse (a name likewlso predestined). fhivd arrested the 234 of August, 1801, aud went b fors the Cour J'Assisés, where "1t was nfi" T that ho hud put 1,603 100-franc mlll,nn o 200-franc billa u etreulation, and thot lu:l 0 of Franee lad relinbursed tho sum e francs. Ho was condemued to Lard 1o uw- Tite, and sent to Cayennie, where hc} L'flulllgm“ most horrible end, Ju vompany with dte who dled on the seaffold) b tricd wzungel“ ut, belng older and lcss active than l;’ls [ ungs companion, he got cutangled lu the river and died, caten atlvo by crabs. e —mt— 3. Qusd) A 8 o'clock yesterday morn(ng (u\l . the propmtoi of o small saloon M%:N&’;':;: o akatas Hgcurtalu, o hatled by & und wea walklug ol pollm::n. Thuguluonm crossed the street 0 tho uflicer and sald: ekt Dot blace Is g It::cd“'x’p fa:‘;c::ew;mc-t i i nuatter?” usl "Wl.-.lnlff't'lzl'l stand w:);u(‘m:l(ng- ';lw"';““", In de ace a foarn 2 o *We lfl, i‘)“&o‘r’ll I3 elected,’ nnd he L(Lu““{“;ru‘l: chalrs. Tooty oot conl hudder mal L ho says: *Hooray! oyt s got lein by and he kicks ofu’ a dable. - Anodder S Nopods # leedle vhille conies fn and galls out .uk; {s elocted any morel’ und he pres glosses. Bhust Like dob has it b!e»cu o and I am glean discoursged, lum ‘epml)’ u Dlldenhulcclcd,lpv.lleldu!. 8o upnd) Hayea isclected, I pellef doti Iuouu“ ekt nopody ls clected ’“lr.. llkuc dl'.s By n‘g'.:o llgmmz'bralfl?er"m}e " consoled th¢ oo an L der voys :‘pmly“‘“ !‘“".“l‘-'-fgmr: returns, and dot 8 plh.d. the man, sad b turn “l b fas some 9 weel