Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1878, Page 6

(.8 FINANCE AND TRADE. Gold Dull, Governments Btrong, and Foreign Exchange Weak. Increasing Country Orders for Cur. rency---The Btock Market. The Prodnco Markets Irregular--Pro. visions Less Active, and Agnin Weak. Whent Stronger---Corn Dull and De- prossed---Hogs Lower. FINANCIAL. Gold was at 100K In New Yorkall day. The Chlcago brokers bought and eold at 100%@100%;. The greenbaek fa now shorter than 00 day paper, and I8 to be redeemed at par In4 days. Government bonde wers firm, The Chicago monrket hns been cleaned ont of ita stock of the older fsaucs, such Asthe Gsof 1881, and Ga of ANGT, and the class of buyers who iovest in them senee so closely that the Urokers do not find It worth theie while to order any more from New York, ‘Thetc ia & very falr savings demand for the 4%, Lnt 8t the sama time large smaunts of thow Are being thrown back onthe market by capltalists, ‘Very little of the interest disbursed on the 44n reaches Chiengo, a8 the hollingaof that fssue in this narket are amall. ‘The opening quotations in New York were: Osof 1881, 108%¢; 6sof 1807, 100%, salca; Os of 1808, 108!, wales; 10-40s, 10034 ba, 10534 4en, 1043 4n, 100}, Foreign exchange, owing fo an increased supply of Uille, wna a shade weaker. Chicago dealers re- ported considerable offerings of sterling and Con- tineatal bille. againat shipments of grain and pro- wvisions. The posted rates for sterling remained at 482 for elxty deys and 488 for esight, but actual traneactions were % below these fitures, The quotations for consols were strong at 04 1516, the Dank of England gained $320,000 1n bullion daring the gay, and Doard of Trade and bankers® aavices from England indicated a recove ery of fuanclal confidence as far ae panic was con- vernedl. although the industrial ontlook Is gloomy, 'Tlio 1088 of over $1.000,000 In specie by the Impe- rial Bank of Germany showed that the Lank of Enplad was gatning by drawing gold frora the Coutloent as weil as by the return to it of gold drawn ont by home bankers to strengthen them- selves. ‘The Chicago banks were busier on accountof the election holidar, which caused the pre-payment of paper not due till to-day, Thero was 0 modern:e offering of now paper for discount. Illates are U1 10 per cent to regnlar borrowers, with special rates ou rome outside destrable lonne. Conntry orders for currency were alightiy larger, in conecqnence of the movement bcnnnlnu of hogs coming tu warket, New York exchange was firm at G0c per $1,000 premlum between banka, ank clearings were $1,100, 000, N The Chicago banks, the Board of Trade, and the #luck brokera® offices will be closed on account of the election, The day s o legal hollday tn New York, and there wil be no stock quotatlons from that market. Chicazo can stock was eold at 1224@ 123, The market {4 weak, though the sales have been alto. Rether of stock held outside of this city. Northwestern preferred lead the van of an ad- vancing market, with a rlse of 1%, to7T4%. The common stock went up KMo 42, Wabazh attracted more attention with its gain of 1} to ke, than Northweatern preferred with ita wmin of 1. Wabneh han beon one of the wenk Flstern of Wall ktreet, but wonderful shings are told of what Ie Lo be, tn the near futnre, The re- vorted combination of Vandertilt, Garrison, and olliers 1o Luy uptho cantrol {8 the bosis of all ineee falr nssurnnces, assivled by an lncrense In eurningy, Opiulon does not ran all one way, auin points to **sell bonanza " areas plentiful asthose to buy. There is class of old and hard-headed opera- tora on the strect, who, taughit by many bitter ex- perfences, bave loatned (0 aell when they are ad- ~viscd hy Insiders to buy. Wahash second mort- gage bonds unfunded wero reduced Oct, #1 to 800,000 and more were funded Nov, 1. The #econd morigate matured Nov, 1, and its exten. rion lwa part of (he scheme of funding and reor. uanizatlon. One lot of $50,000 was presented. and the payment of principnl as well an Interest demanded: whether sult will be undertaken ta en- force payment I not known, but the sult meems Hkely to bo unavailing when nearly all the holders have come inta the funding schemo, Frie was depressed, probably by realizing sales, Tne past histors of this stock Justifion the expecta- tlou that even If In the lorg run ita course fs np- ward and onward tnere will be many wivlent fuctuations the while. Tho apenlng quotation W49 20'5; thero were salerat 192, and the stock closed At 10%. The exact number of Erie shares it which tho asvessment has been pald v uot yet known, 43 the books have not veen madonp, At tho oflice af the Farmers' Lonn & Trust Cemuany, Presfdent Ralston #ald that ap to the close of bu ex3 the azacssment had been pald on abont 250, uru slinred of coimmon stock, and of the prefetred 25,000, About all but 18,000 ehares huve come inwllm reorganization aod pald tho deseasment. Frle stock uresented after the 3lst ult. for the payment of the asaessment hies beoa rejected, in compliance with the reconstruction scheae, Western Uulon opened at 07, sold up to 7%, ond cloved at the lowest potnt of the day, (Y. The New York Tribyne 13 anthiorlty for the state. wmcut that u petition, representlog over oue-half uf the capitol stock, Led been signed in favor cf the increse of the cavital to $50,000,000. The slgn- eraare William H, Vanderbilt, who owna $8,000, - 000, and ie the largest stockbolder; D. O, Mills, wnoholds the second Jargest amount of stock iy Lis own name; Edwin D, Morgsn, who controle more stock, but holds less In hisown name than Mr. Mills; James B, Keene: Rusecll Sago; Jay Gonld, by his representative, Frauk Work; Aue srustns Schell, nnd vthers; tho frst five Wllllon!" Fepresenting vyer one-hall of the present capital Mlock ontatanding, sud the whole Ut of wiguers wwlnge §11, 000, 000, ‘Tbe critics of thy provosed capitalization point 10 the reanlts of the similar atep In Lake Shore un- derthe management of Augustus Schell, now a Lirector of the Western Uniun sod member of the Lxecutive Cominlitee. The capital stock of Lake Fhore wos Increased in 1872 under the pretease of Jargs sarplus carnipev, baviog proviously been dnven up o 120 in tho market. 1t was subse. Guuntly nscertaloed that the real carnings were not ouly uot suslicient to pyy s dividend on tho watered #tuck, but that they haguGl justified the dividend hatbad heou pald for yusrson the original capl- il The consequence was' that the stock tumbled 0 1Lt to-day U8 s consldered a very high prico fur it. The stock hawnever rallied from the shock of 1473, The tears on Western Unlon sre repre. Heuted b a large opurator, who 1é reported aa kay- dug: **This {4 not the proper tima forsuch a move- mient, cuntractlon ratner than cxpansion of eapi- tal slock hefng siecossary, I tha movement is varried 1nto effect the funeral will’ at once, "' Par for Weatcrn Union 1n low, accordlig 1o the 2*ublic, which takes the ground that the real con- dition und actual earniues of the Company have constautly justiOed a muck higher price than buy- cre were usually compelled to pay, A s0lld G per cent stock i thesu duye §8 worth more than par, d the apurchenslon that the dividends of (he Weatern Unlun can be stopped by any competltion 4 nut a reavsuable uno as loug ss that Company Je conducted with consuunaly sbility, St. Poul cowmon sdvanced 3 to 1%, bus the preferred opened aud closed at G6Y%, though it sold np to 674, Rock lelaud gulned 3¢, flulnl 8117, Tthnuls Central Just 33, clusing at D3 Lake Shore gaioed 1, upening at 073, selling up. 1o G, and cluslug at 68%, Michigau Central wos ol 4, closlng st 695, Incoal stucks, Delsware & Lackawanna opened 31407, sud closed at Uy, Delaware & lodson declined from 454 1o 454sand Jersey Cendral Trom 2045 1o 294, Atchlson advanced on Friday from 84Y{ to B54@ ©3; Kausas City, Topeka & Westeru from 86lq to *U; Chicago, Barllngton & Quincy, 343 Chieago, Duabugque & Jjunesots advanced from 54X to b7, buyer U0; Burllugton & Mlssourl 1u Nehraska ad- vanced Y45 Denver & Htlo Graode doclied 27 Pucslo & Arkanuss Valley decliued from G4} 1o . I bouds—Uaion Pacific Us advanced 14; Re- vublican Valley 6o, 1; Chicago, Burllngton & Qulacy 78, 4} Floreacy & El Dorado 7o decllaed Itai Unton Pacific 8« decliaed 33; Hutland B de- itued 35 Atchlauu lats sdvanced & Atebison 2au, “4% PUCDlo & Arkanxas Valley 7o declined A, Uultlwore & Obio was uffered Friday ay 803§ without sales, A dividiud of 2 per cent or 81 o obAu was de- clared Friday by the Peousylvaula, the Oret wade Ly tuls Compaay wluce May, 1577, In resuwing dividends Lbu Comibany propores Lereafter to vay scwl-auuually, and ot quanierdy. The stock THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 4@ per cent for the day, Holdera of Indlanapolis & St. Lonia first-mort- gage banda are informed by W, D, Cuiting, Presi- dentof the St. Lonts, Alton & Terre llaute Rall- road, that the injnoction againat paymentof in- teteat on thoso bonds doea not nffect the right of bona-fide holders, hint only appites to certain cor- porations dexignated tn the injunction. The depression in Germany fa sald to be as bad aacverin those branches of mannfacture which have been abnormally developed., The number of bankruptcles show no mign of decreasing. A great sensailon has been produced by the fallars of the banking-house of fanse & Son, at Chemnity, Sax- ony. Theamount of l1abilittes s 6, 300,000 marks, and the aseets are not suMiclent to give wore than 8 per cent of adividend. As most of the depoaits tverc among workingmen, It is in reality a savinge- bauk failare, Recent bullion shipments have been: Tome- atake, Oct. 18, $12,684,38; Raymond & Ely, 22d, $5.203.80; Delmont, 23d, $7,200.11; Northern Delle, 23d, $£3,234.12; Orlental Conrolldated, 26th, §2,834,40; Mankattan. 20th, $12,000; Tip “Top, 27th. $11,800; Iiillslde, 28th, $5,802.60% Tndependence, 28th, 816,300: Navajo. 28th, 87, 400; Extra, $4,740; Clrlaty, 28th, 85,534, The followlng sbows the flnctaations of the act- fve stocke: sTocEs, .ake Rhote.. Michigan Central Northwestern, orthwesters Wabash, COIN QUOTATIONS, The following are the quotationsIn currency in 1hls market of colns, Iwnxht and sold: 3 w 4.89 390 477 15,00 Mexican 20-nesos. HE Ten guilde: 4.0 Giold and silver dollars were 100@100% in greenbacks, Oreenbacks were 1002200% In coin. FORRIGN lxc"ma". £ Slxty 'IN“ ight, Sterling s Lielgtum, France 42 GOVERNMRNT HONDS. Unlted sumngf 3 bitied b £+20¢ of Yhlted Seatenrs pouch-ou.. Cnlted Ktates 10-40n. LOCAL BECURITIES. Chieago Clty 7 per rembcnd‘uon Lnlunw City 7 per cent sewerage (Jul 1y 7 Der cent water )n.nl Lwl Lo nl 7 per cwiill:zonmuou | 'Au\i luterest, BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. To the Western Associated Press, - New Yonx, Nov, 4.—@old stendy at 100X. Car- rying vates. 2@3. Borrowing rates flat. Guvernments were strong. Railroad bonds were firm. State secarities were qulet. The stock market was buayant this morulog, and prices advanced 1§ 10 2, Wabash, Northwestern, Rock Island, Western Unian, and Delaware, Lack- awauna & Western Jeading the upwald movement, Daring the afternoon thero was a reaction of X to 1%, the latter Western Unfon, followed hy a par- tial recovery at the close, with s firm fecling. The advance in Northwestern due to a favorable re- port of a contloued Increase in earningr. Erfe wae wenk early In the day, declining from 204 to 10%;, but later there was a partial recovery. To-morrow (election-dey) being o legnl holiday, business will be suspended in finaugisl and commerclal circles, ‘Franaactions apgregated 102, 000 shares, of which 21,000 were Erle, 58,000 Lake Shore, 14,000 Wa. bash, 22,000 Nurthwestorn common, 23,000 pre- ferred, 2,400 Rock Teland, 6,000 Hi. Pauls, 15,000 Lackawanne, 6,000 Unlon Pucifc, and 25,000 Weatern Unlon, Monoy, 4@8, closing at 4. Prime mercantlie paper, B@T, - Customs recelpts, $3068, 000, Clearings. 811,000, 00, sterllng exchange, ‘60 dnye weak at 481Y4; aight, l)!l' silver here {n 110! cenbacksand 110 gold, Bubsidlary sliver l:nln. 4 6’ ucr ceut di-munl', (};nunomof 1881, tonwnn":i:‘: Coitbon Now oae Lake shoro: s Sho Hiinols ¢ Central Northwestern... Northiwesters, il Tennrssca 0, vld, Vi Han Puascidn, No 3= ullowlog wore closlug quotations at tie Stock Bourd: nu Overtia.; Raymond & Bavage,;.. ra Vv Fyer 1 rsr 4| ¥ el b (3] NEW OULEANS. New Onuraxg, Nov, 4 —Uiold, 100%5@100%. Bluht exchange on New York, & d“":u@“m. e Blezling cxchange, Lnunu‘ Ullia, 48243, RION, Loxnox, Nov, 4.-l‘on-cln Aweriean s curllltl-llut'llmr. u Erle, 201; e tea bomits—'uTa, 10834 10-405, 108 u = : new ba, 107; 430, 100l " A e, Pawy, Nov. 1,-mmn. s REAL LS'I‘AJLE- Tho foliow!ing Instrunients were filed for record Monday, Nov. 4: Ty raopxrrv. ann I lu finof Fulton ot, 0 f, 255125 1ol , ated Nov. 3 0r. 1. Wlaeder to, gy nul. & 250 ulculnn %7 ar s LYY Untod ek, 50 {Natioany Brok y vorkiafeaiata s et 6.0 sdutiy unm o 10 et sty O {5 ol e f- Wit .fifl fihn'd'u \‘J'ux Gt %0 v bt f, dated a1 (i Hushes 40UV O Ul A "Gt Al 18 (L. Dyonta Lalra 1,00 4.3%0 iy e nmu Gaed Nobe | l{lwf'luknuuufl 5 s LS it Tiuribin NR e sy llum. " 1 Nov. s e b suder Hurk Korl Clarks o o w Hoyiie ah, 6 14 0 of McGrail si; Siiiisg - S0 {i, Jmpruvad, dated Uct. 41 (FTE w8 Fiiillpeto duuce W- Fexion). 1fow ) e Bojlia ol v iy fnu\.‘umu. diied Nov: m Clettenberg 3,000 A e dnge DRIN ington : NoreT i mproret duied Xor. ! { VA0 2,000 it K “ Astiand av ’n w e i e '"h u(hl‘l‘lfltl 0 same bl M‘K' (Thomas M. Jordan fo Frank », £, ""-":"’fx' '?a st R w0 o l' fl oylt] To‘rT ' nf Eltron road 3N S0eE Celtn sy front in Tean), dnteq Nov. 4 (Frank Liemecn s L1 FOVTR OF CITY L1t W MILE3 OF THR COURT-HOURE. Drexel bonleyand, 6 f! 10k T, W T, 23T I fe improved. deted Sor, L M. \Ware to Fannle Whitiu Goritan s 17 1 il 1 improved 08, COMMERCIAL. Tollowing were latest quotations for November delivery on the leading articles for the last two daye: Flm";’! "l Ratwrday, . Monday, CR A i a, Iixed. i, boxed. lma and ahipments of theleading articles of produce tn this city dur. ing the forty-elght hours ending at 7 o'clock on Monday morning, and for the corresponding date tivelve months awo: ___mxemira, BIIPNENTS, 4078 121,730/ Withdrawn front store during Saturday for city consumption: £,610 bu wheat, 1,301 bn oats, 2,887 bu barley. Do during last week: 18,820 bn wheat, 10,131 bu corn, 3,057 bu oats, 0,110 bu rye, 12,140 ba barley, The following graln was inspected Into store in this city yesterday morning: 20 cars No. 2 amber wheat, Gt cars Nu. 2 red, 24 cars No. 3 do, & cars rejected (112 winter wheat), 11 cars mixed wheat, 1 car No. 1 apring, 226 cars No. 2 do, 117 cars No. 3 do, 50 cars rejected, 3 cars no'grado (414 spring wheat); 100 care high-mixed corn, 10 cars new do, cars new mixed, 323 cars and 41,000 bu No. 2 corn, 122 cars rejected, 7 cars no grado (574 corn); 13 cars white vate, 40 carn and 34,800 bu No. 2 mixed, 20 cara rejocted, 2 carsno grade (75 0ats) ; 31 cars No. 2 rye, 8 camrejacted do; 2 cars No. 2 barley, 4 cars extra No, 3do, 27 cam ordinary No, 3 do, G cars feed, 1 car no grade (80 barley), ‘Total (1,204 care), 570,000 bn, In- spected out: 50,447 bu wheat, 251,012 bu corn, 0,464 b oata, {8,054 bn rye, 14,354 ba barley. e following statement shows the distribution of the breadstufla shipped from s city last week: i, | Oate, {50,100 B1.977 o7 ™ 30,100, 1,277 +eesenal 67, 188 443,570 1, 159, tw0 200, vk ‘Also, 3,350 bt rvo shilpyed by rall, w1 b do & Dumaloq TG by bar A T alo: 'mere LL mm big trading 0 wheat yeaterday, Ono operator alone bought a block of 250,000 hu tor Decenber at#41c from one may, audjiwo lots of 100,000 bueach frowm another, The right of the Directors of the Boanlof ‘Trade to suspend a tnember inabont o b testod in the courts, ‘the Ausvension {n question way only for twenty-! !onrhfluu, and for a breach of otls quelte, There is 100 much hat-throwing and vushing golng on dunmy ‘*Chauge hours, tnd it ought ta be pat a a to. Whether or not tlio Directora have tho right to suspoud for breaches of guod manners in tuls way is an open question. ‘Therc will bo uo sesslon of the foard of Trade to-day. Election bunincss will take precedenco of e produco businens. Nograln call yesterday morning! The rules of tho Hosrd of Trade prokibit trading in graln futures before 0:30 a. m., while tho call waa act for0:10, Tho Directarn of Lhe Boara of Trade did not weo it, and therefore the Call Doard did not do it, Dut the matter {s only latd over, not tapled. The proposition to forn a new grade of wheat, to be known as Nov. 4, {a not regurded with uni- verval favor. Tha grado now existh 1 Milwaukee, aud Iu wowe otber places, as 8t. Louls, bat that Is not neceesarily u reason why we should have it In Chicago. ‘The noinion of sume of onr best men In that it woula be mout satlsfactory to leave grading into No. 3 more to the judgment of tho In- spectors than uow, aboluhiog tne welght test on everyltung below No, 2. 1t s certalu that some good wheat now and then gets {nto the re. Jected bin becanse it s Just bolow the weight limit on No. i, Others thiuk that if avother grade ha eatablished it shoald only be & temporary thing, not permanent. 'I'ho leading prodnce markets were Irregular yen- terday, Provisions ugain weakened, Wheat was stronger, corn deinoralized, sand tarley irreguiar, ‘There was not much chanvo In ottier cereals, 'The whipping movement was dull. Dritleh markets were firm on bresdstuffs, but our receipls were Targer, which counterscted the efect of forelan advices. Thero was 8 qulct market for ataple and fancy dry goods. There was a falr movement In worsted dress goods, men's woolens, Uanncls, hoslery, and notluns, but the ceneral market presented a quiet aspect, (rocerics were lu good gencral demand, sl woro slendily hold, noneal tho artlcles In the Jist showing any quotable change, Cofees sud wugars wero rather Armer, No changes of mowent were noted in the butter and chieess markets, Lrads cantinuing doll, with prices weak all arund, Dried frulte met with n good demand at vory full prices, Fish wero firm and unchaneed. In the oil market tnere wero no changes. Carbun, naphtha, turpentine, nad linseed were frm, Lard ofl re- waine unsettled. Leather was moving with some freedom, snd was guoted frm, Bagglng was fulet, ox were also con) and wood, The cargo lumber warket was falrly active and firm, Two-inch was strong, owing to smaller re. ceipts, nnd other grades sold at recont figures. 'ua yard buxiness waa up 10 tho late averago. Wool was rather quiet and steady, The lato large sales havo reduce:d the stock & good deal, bt thore fs plenty Jefi, aud the recclpts are falr. Tho salea of brovia-corn continue largo, Lut the recelpts still exceed tho shipwents, and the markes 1# vasy, though uot quotably lower. Ilides wero steady, Seeds were gunerally finm under a better nquiry, with rather Hnited offerings. A goad demand for apples was reported by recolvers, and no tmportant clisnge In priced occurred. Poultry was slow and easy under large supplics, and the warm weather made’ recelvers anzlous to sell dressed stock ana Lake freights were quict and unchanged, For corn to Buflalo {ic was bld, and carrlers sskea 3%@4c, but conld not obtain it. Roow was taken for 40,000 by wheat, 142,00 corn, 2,000 bu cats, and 10,000 bu barley. Ltail freights were quiet and unchanwed, on the basls of 10c per 100 B8 on grain to New York, and 85e qur fourth-class to do, which includes meats. ‘I'nrough rates by lake snd ratl were quoted at Lisic and 1Mo for corn unu wheat to New York, and for curn tu Doston. Sall snd csual to Now York weru 12530 on wiieat end.31c on corn. IN NEW YOKK YESTERDAY. Nov. 4.—locelpis: Flour, 29,057 Lris; wheat, 208,550 bu; corn, 188,242 bu; oats, 1,125 by corn-meal, 447 phgsi rye, 44,000 bu; Larley, 78,450 bui molt, 11,000 bu; pork, 311 bris; beef, ‘5,470 phye. Cutweats, 3,200 phye; lmL ES &) plkge: whisky, U518 Drlu. Exports--Forty-clght hours—Floor, 235,000 brle: at, 401,000 bu; coru, 106,000 bu; rye, 10,000 EXPOLTS FROM TUB SEABOAKY. The fullowlug were the exports frow the four leading elties of the Atlantic seaboard for the da nsmed: Week end'a Weekena Week end'y Weck enda T8 or. b Hor. 2 01, Flonr, brl 5100 4,435 4% 7.6 T4v0, 299 MOVEMENT OF WIHEAT. ‘The following she of whoat at points named yesterday | perors T ’Pl.lfl tairimon ‘-fln;fl:’xm Total, X 1V STONR IN NEW YOMK. The following table shows the stacks of grain in New York on the dates named: o7 2 e nl.“!l imian 08 o2 B u a2 et 0| 10150 7t 1 Gttt S ban Lo s, 42 ] ot 3 e 1877, H7. 10001, 13, 0m)f w200l PROVISIONSR, T0G PRODUCTS— Were moderately active and sgaln lower. Hogsdeclined 5aper 100 b2, though not tn 1argo supply, and there was not much change tn Liver- poal, except a reduction of d per 112108 In lard, Tut orders wera few, ahd the besr spirit controlied here, the quantity of ol stock on hand belng so largs #s 10 elnbarrans packers In upening the new season's work. The oid burk Is meettniz with some demand for it when washed and repacked fo new hrine. " Mzss Porx—Declined 15¢ per brl, with very little do- Ing except for next month, the demand for January bee ing dulled by the knowledge that the old pork Is helng waahed and repacked ata very cheap rate as fast xs customers are found for the article. Hales were ro- ported of 500 brls selier Noveinber at $0.7243 11,50 bris seiler December ot $,75@0. January at $8.00@2.05, Total, The ot closed fml??"u n-u?s 0wt lthn-’iu,u.h Tor ovember, 856,111 for December, 84, 0% seller Janusry, ani 4igu. 15 for Janiary. Prime mes was quotod at 87. 0@, A= Declined 100 por 0t T, bt closed only Tise lower thwn Satuniay, thie decibie bringing out & go2d gemand-chiedy for fanunry. alcs wera repor Ay tea seller s inber at €3 TThe ] 163 peller Jenuary 3,047 30,50 uc-, The marl cu:loled stendy at 2510 TOF 4o, 83.23 a3, T Novembee, 83, N\fil-.'d)‘ seller Decem- bep, nmlu.wa g sciler dan ATh AT ere L and Again 8 anade casler, though holders wers slow 10 10aKS fUFther Feduetio Frlvn terme, 100 G vosesstiort cloars n dau(cllwlnl ieticaiun wing were tho closing prices, 8140, St buzey Canih: Danix (16108) at 3 i%éc, g lbe) at ae, The follaw! per 100 1be un llldllll cuts: Shoiite| Spor L, and) ANor? Actears, m part cured. il uuml. 4.5 mber, r, boxed, +.40 Dotemver, bored s Long clears ted At £4.10 loose mud ll J:llm:l'dl f‘lllnlmlllmll. 4)¢¢ hoxed: lopg-e ; sweet-pickied hann, I-Ml'(d lnr 1010 13 II: lvenuu nh do, HhQucr green 4%@30 for sama sversget green shoulders, 216k lr. Bacon quoted at s@iife l’or Ihml des .)’n for prort ribe, Sd3se fae o for hinms, all canvased ang s ot hase rn.- while, 4%@1¥c for yollow, snd 43444 for ]HCK! PRODUC x‘—an: llud and qulet at ST 8,00 SR.8U@Y, 73 for extra mess, snd $14. ALLOW=\Vas quiet at 0}@0%c for Ellr and 6RaKa :v':r g!‘mml’. Bale wad reported of l.wulu s cholce city c. BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR=Wannulet, with lttle chisuge In prices. The markes was tame [n aplte of the streuth in wheat, as shippers seemed to have filled all thelronders lnat wevk. Eales were reported of 700 brls winters, chiefly &1 $4.375@4. 751 420 bris apring oxtras, mostly at 85,5 @1, ind 100 brls buckwheat four at $4.75@ 4.6, Total, 1,330 brls, The following was the range of ask- Ing quotations + Cholce 10 favorito brands of whita winters, 84,503,001 falr to kood brands of whilt§ win- ters, $3.7:@4.251 0ood (o cholco red wintets, 842G 4,781 prite tochiolce aprings, $1,2564.751 falr to goud springy. $1.50R4.001 falrto good Minnesots springs, £1.00@1,505 cholca to fancy Minnesota wprings, 85.10 G3,25; patent springs, $0.0U@7.%0; low grade, 3,08 Jinax—~Waa falrly active nod somewliat firmer. Rales were 12010ns At $7.236:7.60 per ton on track, and 87,23 @7.30 free on Ay, MipoLixas—sales were 10 tons st £0,00, wasnmle of 10 tons at § Cokn-MEAL—Sales wera madn of 10 tons cosrss st $13.5) per ton on traek,’'and & brin un private terms. SPRINU WIHEAT~Was more active aud decldedly strouger, thoukh largo quantities of whest for future delivery wera oftered for aale. Tho market for next month advanced Jgc, and closed %o sbove the latest prices of Eaturday. The foreiga markets were all quoted stronger, Lundun resorting oo advanca of 1a per auartter. Tl lisfucod an early advance, bt tho news OF Iurge Tocuipts liers hlicrs (o Be free sellers, and the warket d der the welziit of ulterings, but ratited in th of the seasion, with soms Huuw 6 wan l\vuy wood nlluflflu’ ny o1 riles who were ot PR OF Contrmte Tomoant ToeL” e nmmm ¢ was i Ermiion snd | Frencli, markeis wus partiiiy dge 1o an dvin ) o Ihe rates ol tra Vohatlon, Seller Deceuther opaned At 87 yRkic, d ciined to 833c, and ady ans 'll Ly e, elovding at Wi Seller January wis quoted ot 843164 . clusing &b BIKC, seller s oatl was qilet Nt hahe choming, i ] I Bout salus were renried of e aad 7.8 Ly u ! e 11, (0 Jefl ¢d ot ol Saniple at GTSC. . Tutal 1040 WiNTEL WiEAT—Wax' I Knod. démand and Hate higher, with ot much offercd, The market closd at WTheo for No. i, beller Decembcr sild ut fobc, but wan generlly rated at o above caxs loi tedut 1,047 lm -m lrul RTCAT] b No. ') 184w tXAT—Halo was made of 400 bu No. 1 Minne- \u uenenlll mlwr llnll. Bd at u- fler b, auil Cluaiig e Bruien’ uiarkuts wan i s F qUATLer higher, sai dlaltmoro Ls were luncer, nd thy market i, s expresty dCiwonsbel vy tou b new coru 18 arriving In such Jnto bluh, nixeil sad ho. resvecially tavarable oo for Cratore. are WIFald that ot wiil b sant T Satuatly Tance usutitics thls, winter, n T wiil rade up, Blid 18 uuu 61y Lo be Inuel ted for feed. bogs, “on | the iarnt i ling a2, mict jow prices i now plog deniand wax taiue and rejucted d de, Selier December ujmed ot (5@ e, d ined o e, gy to Hes, wud closed ai 8o &’;:ir l-‘l.m:,l' n" 'ol“‘l .;:l‘!li llfi Bt W , ey the la o, " Beller tho wmonth d M-sum ¢l HIE-edy 3o; & elowed p d u, i Ted at e waley Wers rgported uf R hu i Titked st s IP“‘ e b tew 0wl g o ilaed At spgaise 1wl ' Fujuried at 1o i by sanijde ut :‘L.n oo TPty M0 bt s e 4254 frew o buard cars; aud 2000 bu uld ears st 4 b} bu. e i muderate request snd The recelpts wero lareer (73 cars), and fui {uu were lnu'ly olh-N-l w?ll om was Tows 1urce i i Hikie ‘detmand Uil the urdery werg mel r Dreem .-mu!‘.. llb\" e, Closed suy b i January soid st lu\umha -ml Moy Sl "RtV iher wataulot at Nuc, | owiublve were l‘uuirn jurs :.\ cute t ':Il&mlu,ulnm do'st e i AL l'fi-flfl [ ll s iy 0 falr denand nd gew, The oferlnes srirs Jght, &G Foud 0t We e Beld abuve sl tunrk “Uhe radbin I future 81 b€ fur tha it 2 sutes Wers rojurted of at dhincy 401 by n]m,m.l ac nmmn LNe. | Tulal, 11,400 bt A s falrly o uigher, \ AL An Advance of ptout 2o hl rvh..lu'lulu ur cash Tots, sl fenl oft i ruahh Lo buy we over, and rluv‘t fanie, ' CToned elth solteraat e, 1o v suid At 1k e wrl closed casy ab the Inaldy mnm:. £ | 370 1N A, .lhlou‘ho.uptu uk » . Fuo: Vasis sales nd 8118 RS Pt . were reparted of 14061 b No, R SHTR L diin@at Jodut bt S0 St s G0 b vd ut Iy sdinbls 8 Suess on'Sicki i b G SN R RS l‘.llllb WO l).'l.‘l.bcb lAl.,In » Wheat—Gales S10,GLL Ay ¥he Tor Noveiber, 838 @81540 for Decemticr, 4nd #l@~idge fur January. =03, 0 Lu ab 3RS Tor November, snd fup December, bu at s fur Novembe yok—bian Tite'as $eb Tor Decembur, aad danuary igE b closiag st thachun Corn Tor Deceminer, S for S4ay, and N for Noreimies, Regl 7 m:'l‘:mn wery reported for 20,000 bu wheat sad 12,000 'k wi nludylll&'!b.ll-?fli for December d‘i.ll.‘“\lh lur-llnlllll- Hales 200 brls 82 $8.73 ber o il LU for Jenuary. 10 e e it R W e “.ul lll!“l Bgures. a MNEI!AL MARKETS, BEANS—=Were In wmoderste request sud steady st $1.4441.67 per b BHUON-COKN—Was tolerably steady and fairly sct- Ive. The warket fs dlled whih corn, aud ihe receipis srcliberal: Fioe green esrpes brusb, 4e: grecn hurd, het red-tipped burl. 3wadic: Gne green. with hurl enough to work 1L, $5@M{ci red-tipped do, Xadbics du- (Lllur. Hedics crvuked, 1@ D40, RUFTER~Thery wus & uylct aod bomloally ua. clignged warkes. Chlcs table Luticr wus i piodersts supply, 8nd was' wanted by the local trade st tolerably it prices, Lut the pourcr sorts Were but littla izaulred for, snd sold mostly at luslds (0 medium fgurcs. We quote: Creswery, mi]wu #oud 10 vaolce dalry, 158 ez medien. 126 14c: laferiur to comuon, s@ite, BAGUING—Remaing stcady. There s 8 fulr demand for the scveral lues aad fully previous priccs wore obialued. Weauole: Wark, Zukc; Drighton a, 2y Lewlston, e Otter reck, 2n: Aumericau, 10hes 4 sad : bu. 151401 guunles, slokle, Tieses vol sacks. agbe. v 1o, Jaoderate de- F3.] UILDEY ALi=We wiitd at the lu)lu»infl mm of pile A4 2o (0 preswad ¢ Gugdde ver bl du Ly M:m. Wk Tut; ceWcals, ¥LW brl: Tortland cement o v bris wmrfl Ttk ST6 Sor B Sraceor 81. D50 —Met with a reatricted demand onty. £hi Im- and exporters remain [die, a4 nrices are relatively Ligher thanin Liverpo or Sew Xark Atotks Ay Iarger, andthe future of the Iinrket ducs Mot wear & Jery encouraing louk Wo quute: Nenterber and Detober falj cr 'fliM ugust do, Aurrlqcs pare ki e o) S0 CUAL—irato u)fm- and |umrov(nl. snd prices both for hlnfl M|1| 07t varietie lowing are lhnmmln!u Acl nl. l-nm mr. su.i‘u RIIAIL ; range, $A4.50: Pledmont, ' ml 13,0 Dattimore & UNiS, mlnnuu. T Uartener: the affers ork inon! Te. #1250 b (,(ml'rul/m Inga bein| I rrels, 1,15, ' i cked whivky Ut I.ulckml pork o, tlerce, UYAA, 00, ftoualy {78 M6 BG4S0 lees, Tierce hoops, $10.008 s =twera lnphlrrtquu at10@17c per dor. The ofteriogs wers am) FISH-Continue In gnod regiest, and rate stealy and e ran, hitefish, of, prm-- foliam i o trout, Thiteoan, 2.5 e ) per \enru Hote. £14.00 (0, Rl A do, sa. Vay. $7.aa00 do Moo 73: No, 2 by, (O £2. 60 an fmesm, l 1 ahare, ", 86, 7 i R AN L g A mediain, $1. (U@1.10: Tamily kife, 756@8i. (01 Geos wdilah, 'exirs, & ,23; Lank cod, 416 sy cumpl:nul cod, fiey or herr! it vrtl AU T, nd, bria, £8.00@ 503 fand herrlng. #1-508 29 d lierring, m-r ha, Thon, Bk 815,100 o, bt ock o, 1 ¢, 87 ittt AND NUTS—No price changes wera noted. Thery whe s Qogl sencrai demand and & pretiy steady setof prices, Weagaln quote: FokliN—1ates s hin et B, Tayers, 188: Torke w, Bigdticr o London ) it ok, \Ilflh.!ll. Tew, ' 0] i £ :'l' l‘lll'rlIlll. uld. (KMG‘ o, new, Hani(e; citron, ) itaarieAden an ta: New York and HeRiTan, e Ranern, "flmm: Ohta, Teatict achies, ‘unparrd, halves, 401401 du, quArers, I ot Fanher 2@:sic s bisc ‘K'"E!; Ogtifcs pltted chertica flaido. VR Fieni 100110 slmonds, Tarragana, 17@ !::&‘ P A R T e e i drrninio i, 1 Riran e Texns pecans. CGRL HICE pockms. ma.:lm'h‘ummmn peanu, Biaatées Tenaesies do. S)@set VIFKIala do, un‘fu FpiTe- ro\mlr! the retal 7, Tiye receints fes ars rltlc 18 1 i A ncr. and molasscy tairly active for the imo of yenr. and were falely Airm, Hpices, soaps, and siarch also miet with s liberal Inulllrv Im were held at fully provious figures, Were e o8 i 6.0eTHe) Loutitana, 04@3uet Man- M dating, Java, 200 e 0. 0, Jasa. 2u 206 chiolae 1o Tancy 110, 1TWA a1, Kood 10, Prime, TO@1Th1er Commb to Tairy MGG otatlog, 194G M@10kes eroshod, um 'g‘vugun—Plloul cntlnnh 10cy granulated, vis@lue; powdcred, 10%W@107e1 DRUMCT uXUra U, B dari -nfl-wm do No. ] CRo.1, s4@mici C No., marties yellow, 1o ‘alifornia -anr -joaf arlp-. 40@130: (‘nurnr~ iivor-drips, 444 00d BUEY e oxira du, 4% Cholees jo@ie: ir, S do, yul, Fadcr common molames, 13@33es biack srap, Tilgwse Aricxs—Alleplce, (BAIet clover, 40@15c; canla, QM&—DM "fl'l‘;l’-fl,‘]’ml | nutimegs, No. |, Dguie) nger. NG 1) wied ensy under Jarge Aeringa. The orders wetalight, ahl chivhr e Jucal trade ani the imber couutey. Quotatlons: No. 1 timotiiy, g« vy du. 2do. & wzed do. £7.00; upl nll | praire, 80.% oo 753 AN .10} ot straw, 8, (x TR\ ere st e At wom !uelh The re- grlptasworw far, Cured hides, ligh ageds Qe ealf, iy ‘:)m ons, 4 dus 0 Ntmineyor sared. 1@ v city hutelr en' cows, fie) steerm, Te, TIOPS=—Wors quist, and s ady, Drowers oro order: fng amall lots, chifly cholces Kastern xamples, Tiie SOGK T 0l hopa [ consimers. hands 1o sai s e MLIEnllnfilH‘] them lfll‘ lum llmuwmmll N ri hops are nuoted at Wiksur 1a%e. A mlnoulmuw»lmn cuum \aw\ork\wm &L 162 was Inado & fow days A Prices wero Nneisnged. Trade o i that i 1 undewfl lll o, 07 Earum. R0t Iear 10y mmnmm. 118" dog. et et nfcmnn. 3 gxtrs wlitie sirgfned lart ofl, o Ve preseds ses 0, 4 Hinseod, raw. Gict volléd, Blc) whste, winicr-biesched oni , 81,301 mmurnm Hfl. Kfiflfll(' purr. vluusm do aperm, extra, woet da No. ct napl Tiner ot S7ei tirpentin 5 Hesdarie 13, krarity. 1 Vel nlwlln uuomm. e 1ot Virginla, natural, 23 siez., 3 Ry ek e reusteds 25 dex., 20@ VOTATOER=Clolce lots wers In falr domand and steady. Eastern arders are arriving daily, and cholea stock 1e enafly placed, A good 1 ro tur'lnb 4 From country mlm- ouonders. eceived Trom achiLiows were quoted at S0GS5c, and Farly. How ab @3ic ver b in carlof u‘”\mo‘l and ordioary stock €ra quoted slow at i@ ¥ LTI Was et wnd eas (o Theoferings wera pat o lange, but simple, Dot stock was inomt paln: 1Y, Wi five Trubed off Moniy ot Iorsbia pleaty, but seliers wanted to aud prices vnw ) 155150, ateady. " The winter jne salt, e perlicly W0, par #8ck, 340 1.7 —\as' Fathier quiet and now wrrivimgly lake: ¥ 1 Al ke r nder Yllrlnqu(r!. with nunnnwllu s st 'nmmhy sold_at $1. 1.0, anid prime waa quoted at $1.07@1.08. ¢l nrmer at 83,756t prime alulhm 8t ab Flax war I ber boruet and. B Piado at 81, 163122, Rod closing Aol ho lnarkst way rm, with sume linew show- Ing & Twrdening tendency, A Kood Luslneas: was dolng At pricen ahven belows Ugarowii-Comiun, 258%c) guod da, 31A3e: medium, 3- oud di, 4 ‘uu Bt g 501 Nest, gt chum. ddorcs e 7HN0C] Tancy, (OG m-nun—tummvn. 2480 zoml do, 30@35¢1 me- aiines good o, 4 4s@esc: Nnest, X Vo 23 kol du, Q@ier , R KO 1dic: oo, 156 ey huest, LG chton. Sedaiicr thuttert, »cun mison, ‘29Q3 JAFAN=Common, Se2icy medinu, J2GHIC !oodxnrdllnu. S locs Dae, Saties tiact,” dtaticr o i ”“fic‘x‘ rll(llv:t‘ll, pomt i i = cliolce ncw, ULON o, o) Caimon, 2@tcs A manmnum. Fvedtl ot 4giac! et roticy whdlce, et vholtos: (ain Gob-Set wiionly dmlldefiand, Ao waduotad <, inwpi seliog 3§ 1, o e r 't shalm gt 4. 01kas. 50 per cord, deljver o WIS KT —ale wia repartad of 303 orls on tha hul- of §11m per, fallon for bighwinta, sud siculisl was ‘Ilulnl st .uuu".'uuvum In New york port. s al) saic &t 81,10, Clncibaatl 77, and L'eorla st $1.417, Aieudy s In imofferata request, Fol- Ico l1ai: Washod Oeced, Soddicy med. woul. £:@ic; Nne flll in nnud l.l)l)\]l“llll. 1 ne heavy unwasbed, 1515, e washed, T Y umon to Tal? D ecoes Colurado, Tusdiuia g ditlan, Teer fue do, Sigdse LIVE STOCK. CHIcALO, CATTLE—Reoelved duriug Kundsy snd fondsy, 4nkieads samo toie last week, 4,015 head, The market was oversiocked, and &4 8 consequonce priccs were weak sod unsettled. Not only woro the receipts Iargely in excess of the trado requirements, hut the qusitty was fnferior, tho bulk of the offeriugs conslst- 1R of Wostern cattlo sad thio, rough natlves. There waa not much demand un Essmrn sccount, aud the lu- enl trade also bought sparingly, aud barcly half the of- forings were taken, Bsles were reported st 81, 7: 4,23 for Inferlor 10 chulcu krades,—thn latger pa FLIK2ALr Datlve Lutchens stocky ab S 2, : for stuckers; at §2.25@3.00 for Texss; and st $3.20% 4.75 o falr to good native sipping stocrs, A fow el Ao wery taken st higlier prices than 1.0, selling 20 had at $.4. B e Guh o0 Neavy with Taeny yards unsold. At Extre Noves—Qraded icurs, workhing 1, 40 Baaud oW ot Choles sicars, welihing 010 | Good Heeyve—Wall“Tabtene 112 3, 110 1,50 RS, stedluin Girad —wwora i HF G Weliiit i 1 ) Bibencr oo combion Lo chotea cows, n -n:m LY o~ $1.6094, 10 40034105 Moare Texm—T \'!:ll-l'« Nat, r mf;u (nattyes). UATT! Bulnll ul\l aday, ’ " Five Tact that o 43 I ’n"muuvm«lu-u lluvlu heads E, Jnote vy, Tor Uio oiwnlng day, wu i T i fower. feollug fa Ilm Inarket forthe rade opeiitd llll'fl avet it o X atSras i hrices of b Lot einilnied sctirs :nm tiout. Wit l -w.ulylnzllnun e cluse, s 105 ki and Taeetor nive 170" extrt quoiativne, thaums o af i uiged wwiers i 82 ud s Cloi atations Sere o, e bacon ‘grades, and ut AT mennhmy 0. Brice, L by L0 Ao, 4, ] ZEEEEE. EE RG5! KRR R R 13 CRERERL R R R YHIZZEIALECREEE +0 i 10, o T X 3 4 St 200 s 2 12w 2 MO Y Bl neditite, 0. The morket was dull as 22564 50 por 100 B fur tuferior w chioles grades, T, bavis, ATTLE—Sub)] Ill‘hl. blll. II{;‘ deol - but o pyiY. : cowe aud (0f choles 1o extra, $2.2¥32.50. Receipts, 350; ship- menta none. Hogs—Lawer, lowy gkt bioping and Yarkers, S t0: butehers' and Bait: DT e, b ipents, aw ToRK. $3.0072, adeinhiag, 200, rw Yo —Rexves—Recelpls, * paanid T el Tonl S sy pt rices, of 3@rlie, ana & trifle better for formar which are golug Fréely at eaiee: exporters (c, and shipped during the week 1,00 earcases, Hw. lym, 13700 market dultat 93.2303,45 Der it that 1 €or Mol AL £ 6 i 10 CATS 10 Bell, EAST LinERTY. Rast 1.|nln\'r. Pa., Nov. Fridny, 1,224 Read throu week eniing ihts day, g m‘i{g;rnt steady for sheep at —Recelpts ainca i u!hlncflll total for tha 14 throul I, L 1A wifi‘.‘\“&"!m“t"fi.’ ‘:-‘ullnce R M1l o the retall ousinesa hers: prices @l better than Jast ficcolnts, 10,735 heads total for the week,29, niogt 17,405 Tt weaky Yorkers, $3.73@2 a '0‘.\“) hesd; total for the wrek, 4t 0,0 Ines weeki plenty on the market} Tini To-uny A€ AbOUE ast WECK'S prices; prospects for RALTIMORE. —-LA‘!TI.I‘FI"]' active; prices tt i 13{ct frst quals oL m umm £@24e most \(refl“ 1, J.fi.fl mle-.n% )!wum Nihr ek folly Rippileds trade fatrly active; 3 E A l‘mllflelnhlnk $: Tower prices. B, Barinon T usialtons W@ 4Me, reccipts, HILWATREP, Boertal Dispateh to dune. Vm.w.u xxR, Wik, Nov, #,-num—-mrrlnuor live oy, S carst valcs were Wy Colluwas & car chole ary 1o $2.000 9 cap lommmd tignt, Pl A mlxed Jacking, 8. CinotaTs, Nov: dor nactivoy common, £2.4033. 757 light, 83,801, (1 L PN buichers',” §3.0083.10; recely 7ou| shipments, LUMBER. ‘The cargo market was falriy active and steady. A fleet of about ) cargoes was at the docks, . and sbout half this number was disnosed of early, Plece-stuf firm st $7.23, and some sellers were asking $7.37) fur chofce cargoes. The recelpta of two-fnch wers un- expectally light, and recelvers say they will conttnue tofalloff. Common Inch suld st $:,2380.00, snd the medlum grades were quoted at $,60@10.60. Beveral cargoes of dry lumber wers on rale. Lath were steady At $1.25, and shingles nt #1.75@% 10, ‘The yard market was moderately active, Some desl. ersreport & very good busineas, whilo others complaln ofalow sales, Irices are unchanged: Plrlt and second clenr. X‘( 2043 inch. Toirdclear, 13 to 2 frico. Third cl Firstand ciear drevesd Firstcommon dressed Flooring, Bt commun, dre Flooring, second common, dremc: Flunwl’. third common, dressed arite A, 1 nclice and unward Dimensfon: Dimenston.atutt Bhingles, No, Cedar slilngle: BY TELEGRAPII. FOREIGN CITIES. ‘The following wera recelved by the Chtcags Doard of Trade: Livanroor, Nov, 4-11:30 s. m.—Flour, 10@: Wheat—Winter, &5 Al@<a 11d: spring, 7r 6d@gs 0d{") white, e 7d@08 10d; club, 9 ¥d@ 10024, Corn, 224 0d@24s. Pork, 434, Lanl, Hs Livesroor, Nov. changed. Loxnoy, Nov, 4.—~L1vERPOOL~ Wheat strong; Calf- fornia club, 108 14@104 41 spring, 6 11dAue 7d. Corn strong &t 24s. Mamx LaNe~Whest I8 per quarter dearer, Corn 8d por quarter dearar, Cargoes off coast ~Wheat a shade dearer; the demand for the Contlnent contlnucs; falr average No. 2 saring, 4044 falr sverags red winter, 438: falr avorage Callfornts, 4%. Cora firmer. Carwoes on passago—Wheat 1s dearer. Comn Grmer. Good shippiog Californin wheat, just shipped, 40311ds nearly due, 47804, Fair average quality uf No, 4 Chieago spring wheat forshipment during the present and following month, 37s@47s0d. Country markets for wheat—English generally dearer. Fronch a shade dearer. Farmners' deliveriea of Engllsh whoat during tho pust woek, 50,U0p@00, 000 qre, Weather in Eagland frosty, Special Dispateh to The Tribune, LivxRrooL, Nov, 4—11:30 &, m.—Flour, No. 1, 225 No. 2, s Gnarx—~Wheat—Winter, No, 1, 8s11d; No, 2, B2 8dg spring, No. 1, BaGdt No, 2, 78 ed: whlte, No. 1, s 10d3 No. 2, D4 7d1 club, No. 1, 108 2d; Na. 3, bstd. Corn ~New, No. 1, 248} No, 2, 23¢9, v Provisions—Pork, 43a, .Lerd. 343d.., ... Livezpoor, Nov, CorTox—Easler st mum. salee, 10,000 bales; speculation and export, 2,00 Americsn, 7.500, TinEAnsTUYPA—Unchanged, TacoN—Long clear, 31504, Lixszrp O1L—27s, AxTwazr, Nov. 4.—PrraoLzon—2%, AMERICAN CITIES. NEW YORK. Bpectal Dispalch to The Triduns. New Ypr&, Nov, 4,~Unats—laueaced by more fa- vorable cable and Wostern advicas, a brisk and buoyant arket was reported for most kinds of wheat, st an ad- yance of 1650 par bu, closinyg gonerally strong; prime Milwaukee, 00abld. Corn decidedly more active, but under free offerings prices dectined N@Me, cloaing rather atcadiers mixed Western ungraded, 40G475c. Ryoin falr demand, and quoted rather Airmer; 1,500 ba Mo, 3 Western at A0@30%e. An unuually sctive busi- ness In uats to a falr extent In No. 2 Chilcago for oxport No. 3 Chicagu, 25, (0 b urdinary st 2ul(@ange. Puoviniona—Mess pork sctive for carly delivery, out at s declloe; Western mesa moderately active and low- ery Deceinber, $7.70617.80; January, $6.6% bid. Cut meats in more demand within the provivus range, Da- con qulets Western long clear, S5Mc. Western steam fard falrly active fur carly delivery sk lower Squres; for forward dellvery quloters about 53730 lower. Broans—Haw In moderate demand; falr to good re. fining quoted ot T@7Hu; refoed In rather mare re- quest, WitisKT—Bold to tha extent of 50 bris &t $1.10; mar- Ket steady but qulet, Faxiaire—Rusiness active In contracs for grala for Liverpool; engagementa by steam included 32,000 bu wlieat at 8o, To (he WWestern Astoctated Press, New Yonx, Nov. 4.—~CoTron—stesdy at D}H@oc; futwren stendys Novembor, w5t December, fuio: .h;uun'. ey l'em’lm". ) Gy March, w.710; April, 130 p.m,—Lard, 348, Rest un- ore 20,000 briss super suu and Weatern, u.:.w un‘ cominon (o g@ood nxe ra, $, 7301, 10| |, igd. M0; white Wheat Gatr B S er b e i Voas, TN TH .l‘mnl-. §.00645. 61 Siluensia BAIeRL Drocoss, $3.00 n—\\llullfl.lvv aud 8 shiade hixher; receipta 24081 Uy Tujuctod o riug, m"l}' llllll'lflhd o, 7" ey No. i nrrln! MhgiK; tt H) 3&2‘;{'&»““‘:‘ ':‘fi G igraied T R, ] o vty Ko m h:l{l ngnuden -nm. Uiy No. 1 joh g No o 1,071 a 1, 0 iy caidy s Weaensie Wi Mt hiet and unchabype: T4 recalnts, 240, (00 bug unkraded, 1 No. \ Sleau 2! HoAct No. 4, 40 U n)\q‘ yc Huvll Wi tn&l‘er‘v\:i h{llu‘\hu. l'll;'zn. &‘:l\. l‘lll riery poecipta LU i N, 5T g w dher o 5o} mized Wesit X s Wikl o e, it —h’x Id ly st (lul;-. M o —iilet and Uichany Guogeuixa Cotes Sonilsaily unchéaead, Sugar (et uot wichiaoed: | Molawes quiot aud Ukichanged, ernand And u-—qmm crude quiet: Unlted, 6T@80)0; £ ¥ Fir 4~ Sloady 1 \\mmm. ma'i;rn. 'Ry I —1'ork e ‘(l’xs ea 7. U e -n-.dn loar middies, oha S ren ol W Uieyn—Starkit unln Westurm, nessa Wiy -Qulet hnusx:;l!unl Fists vivy o ilecelots, 7 307 brls fiour, shipmenta, G.ed sit, ) by l&. ol in are thi aimoantaof graln of wll Kinds Ih"v.llullé:'l’:l "‘:0':"" il U "' ) ~"'.7' |1|‘ Total. 8IT.081 atern Pres o Hor. —rnmfsmu nd nsctive, i o1 H zl‘ 33 n)enm A‘In. Cora luwe: o wad waated; R0, u.:.nw. e 0. mufim.. Nu. Zapring, Ml" “61 for %8 ~Esulel Primas ol ard. h.mun—wpm 16 Bufiulo, 4448 14e. 7‘.“3 bu. BALTIXOKE, ‘Lovk—JAttive and 8rmi Woat- Ipscuirns—blour, v, 500 brls; wheat, 3.0; do eatrs, B4 75@4.12; do ‘l("ll" lour. ILI(!)DI 1 wheat, BaLtivonz, Nor. n active aad strongs e 1kc i NS ad Nor gra wup pil Meqs por] 0 Huary Lo-musrew, electiou-day, “’umu wluh‘r e d, sud gofet, ll}x —Dull aod casy; prime Feausyivanis, $11. \nc aorie (et} Jobblog L ) it s iy, Musset, m.rmnl-kb. thc. MN. ke, Bawa: 5¢1 clenr rib sides, s tetne, o, hitee0e. Hame—New, iy rTTRA—Chol thark packed and Tl AL 16G LN et aulet; Westery e Hominats ernde, 3(es ?ll“n’l and 'l‘l 'N( eary i ity SUiign e e, Cexioiire~To oer' o T i I’W 3 steamer finn; cotteg, nwmru—yluur. J.H!l brfkt wheat, #0303 corn, A1 b At R LN m 700 by corn, 41 b, hney, ToLEDO, o UKAI)I— higher, rlm%nl Nork for Fan #pot, B4 ayemher ln'l lwcemlvcr at e ecamber aa: yi N heat l"fln s IMey !a|c1 Firgy ey Deermber, idife; » Disa) Westorn xlmr‘(vxm 0P rarly'at Beg b T et e e 2 4—4 n. N0 Stio Wabnah, bk X |'|IH("‘||L’ iinn. No. 2 d, wwes exied o, e ll"‘ .\\7 fll\‘ll win l nies No. ek tanash. Nestern amber, oo Na. L 0% a4 PEfRte, sho: now. " lg“ Qats dill; No. 2,21y Ko it DERLLS K:"l»l"'l’l‘u?!l“"’"“l prime, 83.08 asked; 2.1y, o Hecmirns i heat, 40,000 buy eorn, 18,000 bu; oary, snn;'-ur»-whur.. TROM but com, noue; ou, NEW OnLEANS, New Onteaws, Nov, 4, oo L By Oats gulet any P, s Skt Qujet and wealk gt 81,0n, Av--Artivo gt Brm choice, 10, r-wm . 'ROVISIONS—POrk dill and noiminal ne $a.4y, LAntquictand A tlerce, €057, 50 ke, Rtk meata—Ninrket duil: stinnlders,. Fiear vih, mew, dhye. bncon Qi ARt it pRugar cusod, market dil:quoted, old, Wagdim new. 12 Wi L iiéaiys quoted, Western rectined, g1, e ‘Gnocemira—Coftee searce and fem: cargoc to prime, 13@104c in oy Ay commul fnmllwn. u‘uw e PHEDE, W fow clarifieds TiauTme: . Moinsen sctive e il et TRE SO sl il lllA'f—Sclrcn and Arm ot PUILADRL tgamxnrnis, N Not, \da 005 08 hll" R=Btendst supors, £.1. \"llllel 1 i Tradon, © B0, @Y Ta L Sl RAl R-Wrali finm No, 3red, 0t white, X iye Your, ot '«.mu ! Bied: yelows! ied. Weunarn, Buditct K] 0, FHGHE. It5e mormae Unehamied: TiRoviniois—Menpork, 89.2524.50. Tndiamess s kel 5 i DIEKIC, THaE: e nsts rime atéany [t BerreneFirmi Yaw YoriMate and Nratford Coan. ty and Feaneylvania extrs, 18@20c) Wesiera lickrve, A isearceand flrrru‘Wuum‘ 2@c, Clixess—Marke dnils Western, e, W= Nominaily jour, '.u.:ywbvllx “Wheat, 01,000bu; eom, PRE Tt Ak B87. Lot uum—- HT Loina, Nov, S Franasbachanens, % ed_fowers elosed r ML BakRe Tece bers wocind Gar) BOLERTe JBRUATY L. NO. o 40, Nlae ety Saraac, Ca IS Noyembor e curiéep gt bid vadhy 3¢ Novomin: o Januaey. "ligegaiet o dte. " ariey unchaaged .U, I‘lovm ;bark dulls fobbing, Ti@rie. b uils car-int 3 474 Uld, ¢, 4 B o Nemers S, Ties W B Lard i Al £3.05 bid. 7,000 hrle: wheat, 88,000 bus com, Hegeirs—~Flon 44000 bu3 oata, i, buy ye, 0,000 barley, 14,33 BiexzaTs — Flour, 84,000 brls: wheat, gorn, 21, uuhu' oats, 12,0k buy Fye, 24,160 b 3,000 bt by arley, xC) Cltmb‘ll'llfl. Nov. 4.— urmn-inet and unchaoged ulu and |mihlm‘u'|l. at ! quuet but ateniys red and white, v o0y Fecelnie T Iy Shiguienis, i -'mu.-nmmm Oata_ani ot 3 Attt 4 Tinrley firmers No. 3 (ali, 81.1G@Y. 12, vork quiets b, 455 JLart o at ates steaim, 3470551 {rregulary $:1.0% §40 0 (Dacuis”irregulary and rwd demand, ot 81,0 Hvlflm—-r‘lnaly nn\lunr sged. ANARKD OTL—Qulet at W TotisvILLE. Nov. 4.~Cor snd yinchanged. umnt—-wnunlrm. red, pact amber and white, 208 9020, 0 qulets white, $cs TECd, 418, Oatysteady, 'hlw 240 mixed, e Itye—Market dullat S3c, AY 1 fRIF dethand &t B, 0. HRoristo e Cark ~Marke:. dali 8¢ #7.75. Lant Market dull; cholcs leaf tle: 3 do kegs, § Ll neace gutets shulders. tics 'cleal i, b scon quiet bt l“lflyl l'llflllll?rl. lear b T35S clonr. oac. - 1AINS wagar-cored: Tiei ] “nlln‘—sxtnflya‘l Vl LI ovtavit 2., ne AL healt .mpmenu Lo 1 $aoa; 40y family. 4 N nilxed, INgwiie. m :l'll'ov‘mm ”".".s fierw, ore hm‘sfi" slden e 7i't" TS WHeat, 13,000 i Corm,” 24,00 bu: oate, UM RNTS=12,000 by Boarox, Nov, d.—] Wentern supery 42 Wikcndia el '.n. $1. mq ’( 1,053 . Lt L BUPFALO. - 4.=G AIN—-WIIPII dutly sale it fic, Com dulls nu sales: Date dully sales 1,000 bt Western & Tarl t'y-llood demand for cluice 1,000 bit Can e hu.\, 7)“( corn, UHe. B Dululhehrln § ne .n-fi. LET DEmmoim Nov. & —FLou-Sieady. . nasy—{¥heat firmers extra, wqe hids No. 1 white, u..ygex Decumber, u3kics milliog No. o, nuunlpmnu, 5,107 bu, llll' Nox. & onm—\rnm stesdyy 07} No. 1 we ey o A, P.lngA, Nov. c.-manwmx-—smndn sales 130l Sovemver ., wic bid. Itecel O1wi N. Y. exira white dtellign Corn putninally nnclunmd . PETROLEUM. Cuxvsiaxn, 0., Nov. 6.~PEipoLRUN—Narket unchiangeds standard white, 110 teat, be. O1L City, ¥'s.. Nov. 4.—PETROLEUM: ket opent ed yury Ano and excliod, with salos at atdc; advaneed to pulge, st which price 1t closed firm; ah 49,000 brl versging 4,000 transaction: TirTanuna, Pa., Nov. 4.—PRTHOLELY: and more active; $1.07% at Parker's for immedists sbipment; refied, e, Philadeiphis deliverr. DRY GOODS, Nzw Yorx, Nov. 4.—Bustnew Jight with pacsase houses, aud fobbing trade quicty cultun poods actite but falrly stendy [n prico; prints dull, ud Bouthbricee dark fancies and Allon's dress styles geached to se I falr roquest men's wear uf wooleas — @Good apd Bad Men in u Ment-Mark Kl Perkina In Cincinnati Enqulrer. Speaking of uroceries reminds e of a cot- versation [ hnd with a butcher the other dag in University place, * Mosca Taylor,” sald the bnu'llerk“wn [3 man I ltked to have come fnto my markel. 5 a8 a biz, bandsame, well-fod san,~welghe —and you could see cholce porter-rouse steaks In every veln of his face, Yes, 1 used to 1Ko 1o have Moses coms it my. stop. 1o brought custom. People would gee bim stand- ing uround—see his ruddy chocks und think wy meat did it. But there ia ote man Who lmugi ruin to a butcher-shop—one num——- " “ Who ls he, Mr. Noonsy 1" 1 askud. & S Well, (s Wililam M. hvurll. s 80 lan! and lum. he looks so badly fed, his hones dv ek out su, and bis skin s so shrivelut up like thy skin srouud that turilo’s head, that Le walkes iy _customers shudders They Imk:‘} poor Mr, Evarts and say: * Poor, Imlhmr man! Nooney's nicat must bo very bud 1 tell you, Mr. Peckins,” that Mr, Evarts Ilul the kiud of o an to stand around o bute In sbiop, Hu may hu? gowd 1 bl place,—be mav b & wood Beeretary of State,—mny be a polih man, and ail that; but for w real attructive 1_;\!“ u 8 meat- murlu.z. 1'd racher have Mused Tay “i tle's gpt inore mest-morket styly about bim: wore Jeuuy su i T — R — Astronomical, o Haven Register. A, yes, my ot sald Sir. Kmily, as ho wié stroiliny under the moonlit heavens the ot l\; $ghere are u great napy wonder l:‘ the Urmument; fue ln\,unm; lmrr “ the corstoliation of tho ¢ (reat Bear, whlx ) 80 beautiiully mixed up with the you alwava havo to remember the Dipper (s the handle umlm Bear, tell the other trom which,” ————— - — . Accldent to Eugenle. od The Empress Eugenle, on leaving the Os‘!‘t boat at Daver, the other day, turncd wul-!\’ln‘ sueak to ons of ber attendunts, whem, ot near the edge of tho curb, her fout mruu!mfld ahe fell to the vrousd, striking ber right it 8he was'much hart, and, when her wnl lm hier, she leaned upon his shoutder in 8 hl o conditiou, Sho was able, afier '“"”l’ t.nlnl spplicution of restoratives, to depart lor hunit duriug tlm cwulnx. ULIN g i} Ola‘s 1311} as 0 sgacialist = brsasls g o) Chiual st st st a-u-n that the fail ot boar, o oeder 10 (1 ey i e i inton Bk RN .l-‘l.l:rh:dt T tevia—s weslih w rhlnuhwo' el PR R Y TN PRESORIPTION FREE. it Tor the eperdy, cure ot Semloal Weakorsh Lot p fncree an Gtiarders brougli vs by Talie S \ad. ind hll ‘hn ugee l’ SRS, APt Mt NO CURE] NO PAY 11 DI'. Kean; 173 Nouth Clarke-st., Chleuxo- Consult penonally ot by wall, free of ci3td chifuuic, uervous. Gf spuclal duass. Dr. ouly physician tu the city Who Warraau cir