Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1880, Page 10

a [0 . ‘ i ‘ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1880—TWELVE PAGES BANKERS, No. 29 Pine-st., New York. POSITS: received nba ie chock at sight, and DE moan TT IGNDS STOCKS, and ati tnyest> Bi mantse wecuritios bought ned sold on commission. yy RAW ILLS Ob BXCIANUB ON London Joint Stook Bank, London. 1 gall ail Amorienn Socurities pan tho Tone rysGek Mrehanive on ihe moet favorable terms. DAY & FIELD, BANKERS AND BROKERS, + 130 LaSalle-st. Mempars of Now Vark Stock Harhange, ie iD, ALBENT MAUS W. W_ FLED, Apselale STOCK SEROULATION. JOHN A. DODGE & CO, ti and Brokers, 12 W. he alts Now ¥1 ‘Sr, pat Lede, vi th ey to Hh tan ye wroBtably Invost= aa ‘oi anit a fair HOO profite aro constantly oce curring. Full informant JR, jon on application, und Wevk- Jy Report ment (roo, PorL Dawid Minos at Silver ¢ or Git Colorado, ght Neots Neb rowary. OMices, Now 115, iaeeey Now York, OPPEIt KNOB MINING COMPANY, Alines: Gap Croak, Asta Com N.C. Raat oe tock Stining trast adenine, Seat sai ae Hamieie stuito® Socrotars. _Gines Uf Cominiyyat Mrondwny. Now Yorks Grew BLT GOLD MINING COMPANY, Minos, Litloavitia, Bianloy Com Ns Oe ei oteoy, CAPITAL, £500.00. SHARES, #1 RACK. euistrn of Stock, Unlon rerun conte a hatha eetis, IC1EAdds dea Soeratary. x amos, Superintondonta. ‘thas aga ET a Ba'irundway, Now York, CER anaes Me 3 RINING €O; ia baie: Miiour, * rer. wat, ‘wat AYiRueNs, a0 trond-st.. New Yorke JRAGUE RIVish CON, SIINING Co. Organized under,tho Laws of Now York, Principal Ome, jet ae Now York. iieonony Hens Shares, TH ety td an ine Vico Presigontt Martin athateber, Weerctary und renter. ARANVILLE GOLD COMPANY, Mines, MeDowell County, North Carollos. Capita}, $500,000; Shares, $1 each. Union ‘Trust Co, of N.Y. Of- Heder Wherry renin fein Sg, Mute it 7 ay ern da nat ae ual ford, Bocretarys 4 s q Oniceot thy company. Dor wurcot, Now York City. LOWEAND ChIBHICON. BY LV Hit MINING CO. Jocation of Mines; Leadville, Coloradu. Capttal, $1060.00; Bharos, 200000; Par 85, 8. W. Dorsey, Ps atdentt SOR EOL ES, ‘Torroy, Becratary and Offices, us ‘itroudway, Now York. a\) (ede MINING & MILLING COMPANY, Location of ‘Mines, Mino . Mineral Park, Arizona. Capital, 31.0000; 790.000 Bhares, $10 cach, eTrenidenty W. 1. Chaps, rreasurarr I. Slee ington, Socrotary. Ofico, 19 Brondway, RM WwW. New ¥ Nowe MITE AND YORESTE GOLD MINING .CO. OF MAILPOHA COUNTY, CAL, Capital, $1,000, divided Into 660,000 shares of #2 each: i Pronidonty 1. F, Ben= indi gamer, Urey General srngelal A fe Onie ated atmoutt at Wee ‘sunre, ndjucant unasscsanbie, nan, Axel isndiay, ini pluck for. eons fo tho tumone Leite Ati, t Strait uo pruuont, Lying Mung, this, proporty recommends eiuin alted on wppltentton. NG SUN GOLD MINING CO, bention of Bune, ixeoe County, Callfornia, Re aenutan ote Ho own aren eat ALC, MLDWWEL wt ae PGhteeps is Wall si steers York. caident, ALLE! ¥ Ge CO) SOLIDATED AINING near Pe “HENRY HOOT Pestacnts GRLUSIER ANDER- Visocl!resiqants 108 eahtnyrtnn: te CHE fo Tustratad * hia Ub THE COURTS. PERPLEXED. EXECUTORS. Joseph P. Ross, David Russcl, and Hetnrlok Fiebelkom, axecutors of tho extnte of John Phillips, decensed, Mited a bill yesterday against Agutha Phillips, the Town Council of tho Town of.Forfor, Scatlund, the ‘Trusteos of Mush Med- {cnt Colleae, and otherg,asking fora construction of John Phillips’ will,“ Ho died in 1809, leaving a considerable catate, and directing that tho fur- nituro business in which bo was engaged should bo cnrricd on by bis executors * during tha Ilfetinie of ble three song, or for at least ton years. Legacies and annuitios wore uiso teft to divers persons, including $1,500 cach and an annulty of $300 to Rush Sediual Colloge, und $1,000 minzally to the own of Forfar, Tho Dusincss Lat been carried on ut a logs for sov= en years, and the exovutora tonecquently have not been able for some tine back to pay tho n- nuities, ‘The logatecs, howover, insist on tholr full shares, and, ne tho will ayers inblgdounly dnuwa, tho executors nrv at a loys whut to do, ‘Tho unnuitics ure mado webargo certainly on the real catato, wud possibly on tho porsonil prop. erty, Some of the lekutees have died, and in viow of all tho fuctx und the doubtful provisions of tho will, tho puzzled executors usk for a ju- diciul construction of the document, for a come ploto aotticmentof the ratate,and a dischurgo rom thelr onerous position, DIVORCES. 4 , Clary C, Bennott Med n vill yesterday against, Benjaain Bennett, asking for a divorce on tho ground of bis desortion. N.C. Whito also’ asked for 9 divorco from Auty Walte, tho charge being adultery. ITEMS. ‘Tho Buperlor Court law oulendar, now boing prepared, will include all cuses, beginning whero ‘Judge Gary loft melt and coming down go as to inclido all cuses brought to the Beptember term, No telul notivus nued Be lod. id UNITED STATES COURTS, Tho Nutlonal Car-Jiruko Shoo Company fled a bil yesterday against tho Minvis Central Ralle roud Compuny aay vals it from infringing its mtent for carebruke shovs issued orlgtuull, et. Uy 156 to Jumes Ding. etataally: ' JUDGMENTS, Surxnion Coulit—Conressions—Frodoriok: Mundt y, Auguat D, Hanut, 66108. me — SONNET TO A TO A COW. Wiiy, ¢ cow, how coulist thou thou be go satisfied, So well content with ali things hore below, Bo. snabateusivg, and so sloepy-cyod, 0 nigel, gu tazy, und ao awful slaw? Dost thou ot know thut ovary ‘thing 1s mi ‘hut naught fa ne it should bo he Ue Berit ut yrievously the world Hoods ta bo fixed: hut nothing we ean gulp bad int worth, ‘That thoes are hand; that life is full ot caro, OC Blu, and aly deb ind Untowarducsay ‘That love ts fo! NY; iciondabip but A Bnuros Prttt cow, this is no time for laziness! ‘The ead thou chew at fa nut whut it scome! 8 Get up und noo! Tear ose he ‘cur roundand quitthy dreams} oo SPRINGFIELD ITEMS, Bpeclat Diapatch ta The Chicago Tribune, Spurngvseey, I, Aug, 13,—The Commission of Clatinsconoluded its labord torday, After roe Jecting a linge majority of tho clans prosouted, tho Copperas Creek dam cused, sixty-clght in number, wure continued, with leave to vlutme> ants to withdraw tatiinony, take udditional avi- donce, aud rotite tt, In {ts report to tho Gens eral Assombly tha Commission recommend the puynieutot these cluims, and also additional teyistation upon tho methods of ascortaluing dumuyes, ‘Tue Auditor to-day roglsterod bonds us fol lows: Oran ‘Sownship, Logan County, poe Eust Lincolu Sownsblp, Logan Connty, New #ulew Township, Setionough” ay ty, loons $4y 00); Clirietiun County, $1 YY lesuod II ter aot ods vfoteptiue lu Heeretury ut Blatd 10; to, ube Ch the Fost ‘Cu cay stay Poulet Geerkog O, Raylos Wii ihe Anieriean Stock Hd Camp pune Ch "cults ke caplial €ain: core a Hota Hotertisilyimal gif eons Cameel, mixod, Abaving lea rascally busines cations uavlug Suup alone ac shuviog with tod sont fiou by U. A. MAITH & | FINANCE AND TRADE. Stocks Open Irregular, Rally, and Close Strong. Rumors of Borious Damage to the Corn Orop—Gold Imports, Froo Slilpmonts of Carrenoy to the Couns try—Local Finances. Tho Produce Markots Active, and Genorally Strongor—Pork Still Excelstor, Corn Rxeited by Reports of Drought in tho Cern- Bell—Othor Grate Migher ta Sympathy. FINANCIAL, At tho opening atooks tooked woak and un- certain, and iin number of cusos furthor do- elines were nddod to those maile the day before. But after nlittlo of thie hesitation tho market advanced sharply, and closed with considorablo gains over opentny prices, The enable brought, news of two Inrgo shipments of gold from Franco for New York, aggregatihg nearly $,- 000,000, ‘These hnve been anticipated. Disquict~ ing stories nuaut the corn crop begin to make thomeelyes heanl, Tho weuthor bas been far too dry lntely fur corn, and ff a change dogs not S00n vome greal damnge will ba done to a crop worth many millions more to the country than tho cotton product, Almost alt the changes {n prices wera upwards, Nook Island mado 244, to 113; Now York Contral fa, to 182%, after selling at 1813;; Sichigun Cen- tral 4, to 9434; Loko Shore 1%, to 10734; Ero %, to4®, after selling at 40%; tho proferred 114, to ‘W044; Northwostarn 3, to 1001, after solling at 09%; Bt. Paul 1%, to 80%, aftor selling at K7%3 Wabash 13, to 40%, after selling nt 80!g; tho preferred J, to 7154, aftor selling nt 603; Obto Me to Bi; BE. Joo 1, toy; the preserrod te after solling nt 7056; Kansas & Texas Ji, Paeiflo Mail %, 10 ‘40%; Hudson 1%, to 8143 Lackawanna %, to 859%; .Jersoy Central 1, to ‘Os Rending 14, to 2%; Union Pacifle ¥, ta 0134; Iron Mountain 1%, to 654; Western Union XN, to 1044; Chattanooga 1, to 67; Laka Erie & Wostern 134, to 01g: Northern Pacific pre- forrod 3, to fx, . Loulsyillo & Nashville opened 21g bottor, at 118, soll up to 120, and closed at 125%, This rond is nov carning 14 por cent clear on its stock. San Franclsco preforred, loat 1, to 47; North- western proferred. }, to 119}; Hlinois Central X, to 10315, ex. dividend 8 per cont; and Morris & Essox 74; to 1005, Abad bank statement ia expeatod again in New York to-day, The lonus of the Now York bunks aro now higher than thoy have evor been before. Erie second 0 oponad at 6937, sold at 80}, and closed nt 1014. Governments oponcd strong, but closed a trifle wonker. Distriot of Coluinbin 3.656, 93 bid and 100 asked; tho 4s, 100% bid and 100% asked; the 41§s, 110% bid and 1114 naked; tho hs, 102 bid and 1023¢ asked; tho Gs, 1043; bid and 10134 asked. Forolgu oxchange was extremely ‘dull, with tondencics to, weakness, Presont rates nitow ‘tho importation of yold only by such bankers ag donot insuro, Sterling posted ratea waro 48244 and 483%. Bankers’ netual rates wore 4813 for BO-dny Dilla and 483% “for demand, Dankers’ sterling for delivery Inst week in Augustwns fo below rato for prompt. For 00-day commercial bills for prompt dolivory 478}4@A70 was tho miar- ket rate; ta delivery this’ month, 47834@4 for delivory’ last half of Septembor, 410 was pald. Posted rates for Paris were 695 for 60 days and 622% for sight; 00-day com- merolul bills, prompt dolivery, woro 5203; @L28H + for gollvery this month, G20%@128%. For com- mercial 60-day bills, prompt delivery, on Havro and, Marseltles, 530@620% was paid; samo, dolfernbla this. month, Bixty-day commercial . bills on Antworp, deliverable promptor this manth, woro 590%@590, Bankors' bills on Germany wore 09% for 60 days and HX for demand; @-day commercial bill, prompt And this month's delivery, wore O}¢@is 6-10, Bankers’ guilders on Holland wero 80%; for 60 days and 40 for domand; 60-days com- mercial wero 8019 @30 6-10. Austrian floring, 4144; Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, 271g. Itisnn Indication of tho New York viow of tho-murket for futures that’ for 60-day cume morolal bills for Just balf of Soptomber detiv- ory only 47814 was offered for prime lota, ‘Tho Liverpool correspondent of tho Now York Daily Commerctat Bullctin catcutates that Ene gland will have to export $75,000,000 of gold to tho United States this fall, Statistica of trade at Now York show that tho importa for July were largor than tho exports. ‘Tho littor were $99,630,004, and tho former 840,- 838,207, Sinco Jon. 1, this year, Now York has importeed $114,U55,527 more than Iast yoor, and $120,210,819 more Hal In tho samo part of 1878. Merchundiso Imports go far this yeararo greater than \tho exports for tho first thao in suy- oft. yenrs. ‘This exoves of imports for tho “past seven months was $00,119,027; at this time Just year the oxports were $8,500,871 greator, and the yoar bofore €35,000,- 086 moro, Thissurplusof imports is duo to tho very honvy entries of foreign goods in March, April, and May, and tho Oret half of June. These wero tho result of purchases of foroign goods in the groat spring spcoulation, ‘Since the mid- dloof Juno tho {mports havo dropped back to anotural figure, and if thoro fs not anothor out- burst of speoulution there 1s ovory roason to be Hove the balance of trada will be in our favor this year at least. ‘Tho Now York Eyentng Post thinks tho presont outlooks in tho forelgn excbauyo markat war rants tho expectation of a steadily rising yolume of gold imports from this time forward, Chicago shipments,of currency to the country continue hoavy, Gold bas boen brought from Now York by somo of the largest makers of ax- chunge. New York exchange was quated bo- twoon bunks at $1,000.25 por $1,000 discount. - Loans were quiet at U@S per cent on call, and S@7 por cout on time. Bank clearings wero 44,500,000. ba ‘Tho movement of curroncy to tha West has begun carlior this yeur thin usual. On thle subloct the Now York Journal of Commerce enyes Last your the westward movoriont of money Md not fairly commence nat fine middia of September, ane 8 notwiths ie tho Import Of about $30,000,000 gold at thie | mre tho resorvos of tho bunks wore dmwndown eu that ‘by tho last of Ostobor there ws a dedclency of $82,700, This one the orop movement commenced When the aks had u surplus of about $14,000,000, ayulnst nearly whon tho. crops began'to move lust yeur. Thus ‘ar thore nce say $3,600,000 foreign gold in slytit und afiont, but any furthor movement {8 jheuty 10, be arrested wiles ox chanS should fall, The import af guld wou! bo bustaned by: Any deslited and prolonged wane ity In monoy Hore, but is possible that the speculative movement Yn stocks would bo so xreitly stimulated by gold finporte brought gbuut hy such fntiuences as to cause 9 denand for mony largely in excess of tho supply, Cook County 7 vf 1885 were sold at 110; $2,500 Cook County 4spunt 106; Wost Town ds at 10h; $10,000 Chieugo, Burlington & Quincy da at 71; §5,000 West Division City Rallwyy cortitioatod at 110; and St. Paul Ga at 10145, ‘Tho following quotations for local securitios ree rege bonds wore wade on the Chicagu a § chleaas Water tonds. my. 5 7 ane aia ir} icagu Water Bonds ste ely (ee oa nioaga City tunds, 44, C7) ‘Tho Lake rio tern Hallway carnins for tho mouth of Suly wore $118,962, ayuinst ‘BAD,A73 last your; comparative gain, §68,690, or equal w 140 per cont inurcase, ‘The eurniugs of the &t Louls & San Francisco Rallroad Company for tho frit week fa August Weru $53,500, an Increasy of $16,000 over thoso for the ourrespondiuy pyytud lust year, ‘the earnings for thaphicuyo & Attan Rallroad Company for the fourth week of July show an Iuereuso of $14,588, Tho Denvor & Rio Grande ttallrond ‘onrainges for tho firat wook of Attgust show an enormous Inorense ovor those of tho samo wock lust yont, tho Ngurcs for 1880 being $07,704.41; againat @14,- 4%.07,—an Inorouse of §3),00.H, or 617 por cent, whilo tho increase in tho number of tniles operated ts onty 64.8 por cont, This great gain te duo to tho fact that n Inrge businces awaltod tho Company ut Leauvilic, to which: tho rond haa ‘beon recontly complated, and atlll nwalts it nt ,Poluts to which extonsions aro now boing made. An aualysis of Erlo onrnings by tho World shows that the proportion of expenses bas becn stoadily reduced and tho porcentnge of net carn- ings correspondingly increased, ‘The shares * closed to-day at 43 for-common and 713f for the preferred, and on Aug. 10, 1870, nt 28 and 62, Tho following showe at aglance tho chanyos in the percentage of operating expousos nud not carn: Ings above set forth: Nine moths epee Sune, | tosune er seeertrenreme| mes - | 4879,) 1880,) 19794) $800 . 0.00 ven al ee } 2t0n] 48,60] 90.00) Tho carnings of tho Chicago & Northwestern Raflroad Company for tho frat wook in August show an Incroaso of $102,000, Thocurnings of tho St, Paul é Omaha Rall- roa Company for tho first week in Angust wero Incrensed $10,100, ‘THO carhings of tho Missouri, Kansas & Texns Railway Company for tho flrat wook in. August wore: 1880, $77,020; 1870, sone: Inorenso, $1U,- 450, ‘The carninga of tho Chicago, Milwankoo & St. Fan) Raitrond for tha first week in August show an Inoreuso of $85,164. ‘Tho recent wenknesg In Southorn Paciflo stock isnttributed to the harmontous mecting of tho Texus Pacifle in Philadelphia, with a speedy Prospect of a,conrolidution of pl tho Intter’s in- teresta In the Southwest. Thero bna also been some dificuity in floating sume proposed issuc, of Northern Paalile bonds, which Induced a fow of tho insfdurs to yet rid of tholr stock, and thoy found a yery poor market tusellin. It is ulso surmised that in ylow of to oppoaltion of tho Toxns Pacific It will roquira suporior Induce- ments to force tho exteuslon of tho Northern Pacitio farthor than tho limit of the present settlement, It {s xo troublesome to send small amounts of money by mallin silver that {t would boa very popular meagure for the’ Government to issuo n postal currency in denominntions of 10and 25 cents. Thore are not many pereons who know Uint of tho total lasue of €308,724,070.45 of frace onal currency issued by tho Governinent, 915,631,048,70 Is atiliout, ‘That very littlo of this will over como in for tedemption is ehown by tho fact that in the fiscal yenr 1870 only $705,000 were redecomed, and in 1880 only $200,000. In 1681 tha redemptions ara not expacted tobe more than $100,000, A consurvative catimnte fs that at Jeast $14,000,000 will never again be beard of. By order of Congress $8,057,513,00 of it has been writton off the Nutfonal debt, ‘Tho Graphite rvculls the fact that tho Tlituols Central hus for over twerty yoars puld regular annual dividends, amounting altogether to the handsome total of moro than $34,668,844, Dur- ing that timo it hug reduced Its funded debt to $10,000,000 nt Gand 6 percont por nunum on a muln Une of 705 miles and n track of 848 miles, That ja to say, comparing it with guch a linc 1s Central of Now Jorsoy, which bus soventy-flve tiles of malin line, and $s bonded for more than $30,000,000, It bus ten tlmes tho longth of road, and fe bonded “for less than one-third of the amount. And this debt Is merely nominal, Whon the assots of tho Company aro examined, It is found that tho Vompany's disposable or cash assots are in excess of the entire bonded debt. Among tho Company's nsaots will be found 260,000 norea of land, conaleting of farming lands and town lots, $1,600,000 worth of first-mortynge bonds of the Chienyo, St. Loufs & New Orleans Railrond, and 35,073,000 of the scoond mortgage af tho same road, bealdea 61,000 shares of tho cupltal stock of that Company. Tho Illinois Central stock has alwaya boen @ favorit in Lon- don and Amsterdam, Jt commanded 150 in those markets when Rock Island, which {s now solling equal to 20, was under par, BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK, Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. New Yoru, Aug, 13.—Tho oponing dealings wero uttonded with coualdcrably oxcitomant, and there was a general pressuro to sell stocks, which carriod prices somuwhat lower than yea- tarday’s closo, but tharo was no very great quan- tity of stocka from any ono source, and {t was soon Apparent that thoro wore orders to take stocks at the decline, This led the room tradors, who had {sold short, to cover, and thero wig a graduni recovery, which was ulded by » report that Koone was taking back atocks which ho hnd sold yesterday, After tho first balf hour, dealings relapsed into dullness, and though trans; uctlons reflected u foverish market, thero was no marked disposition olthor way; still the toud- onoy Was upwards, owing, to thd closing out of short sules, and thoro was somo buying for tho long account, owing to tho reportod largo ship- ments of gold from abroad. Towunl tho close, notwithstanding it was ru- mored that to-morrow’s bank atatemant would show w lnrge Increase, tho market became stronger and almost buoyant. Tho downward tondoney of yesterday, so suddenly, arrosted, lunved no indications of to-morrow's market, which will dopond on the tumpor of the fuw leudera of Fupeniintions v the SWeateris Assoctated Press, New yom Aug. Governments quict and aquorally iirm, Talleoud bouds activo but irregular, Btute securities dull aud nominal, The stock murket opened firm, but speonlae fon soon becuine woak and prices declined 4 14 percent, Slory before noon A strong buy* movement sot in, wider the Intiueuce of wiilob prices made a rapid advance throughout tho | pany Jit 7 if seperaaiane ranging from ee tin tha Rengral lute white Lauts. vitlo Rrastivilte psu fl pur cant as comy yparod with yestorduy's closing quotations, reucting 4 per dont at the vlose. Central Arizona wis again nH atrotiy{the pool, it was guid, wag taicing all The stocks most prominent in the yon= gral avi neo wera Hunnibal & St. Joseph, fron Mountain, gran ne and coul shires. St. Paul & Omuhn, Deter, Nia rand en ete, and Kunsus & Texus. rket, cuntinued strong during tbe itternoon, und closed at or nour the bogt tigures of the diy. Traneuotions £14,000 aburess Bou Now w dorsoy, Céntial 13,000 Ackawanna. rk Contrul ern Hudson: ta Nororn mr Pautios. Ee: Donvor& Ite Grands 1 aon i [We Thi a a veal fe ‘Tho stenmer Gollort, tron Hamburg, took £275,000 in apecte for the United 8 Bates, tls xe pouted the Hayre aroamora will tule gut £220,000, Boney nuricet caay oF bah wr cont, closing ub Prine mercantile paper, Us@s% per vont. ‘Storing oxchunge, atx! paler atoudy at 4812; denne. 48035. Dry-poods finports for the wool, $3,019,000, SUV ERN MENT ByNus. de 2, Naw dice BOXNS, Mirae least /l Vitulaus Ut Geared. a Ds. pear & Wostern, or Paul & Out rutors Dat BEA jurele & Ka iulawure oarotent OsTON. Brectal | Dispatch to Ue Chteaga Tribune, 1g. L.—Tho atook market’ to-day was mybudo rie ting than usual, and the dullncss was more conspicuous thun tho variations, Dosto! Tn land sWooks there was but onu took ro rosentud in the Mal it of Water 2 ed whiet ag with Diver Gh le Mais orice Jost cull abs Jy rallvgue ib boner it arttord & Erle. 1 pavanoed from 414 10 #341 Bundusky Ts from 3 to igs favide, niin Fund ah ady. nnieed % 8 ou raced ig ff epolsan ey Us, 4 lol Eye soll ari Fort last yours Kote 7s sold nt 1; Enstern nt 05; New Mexico 7834 lower nt 1108. Tn ralirond share: y losing, & Providonce ad- vanced from 1874 KnnansCits, Lawrenco Southorn advanced. trom to ON" Ghteagy Wertern Mlchiean Krom GF to A7i¢: Union Pailo DG utland. troferred 14, to y a4 Ogdensburg pros Chi he, iad Lon uy ney i Set taeanten proforrod 14, to f0; fou aT Hs beforo, and ‘dloset at nits New York & Now Rngland steady nt 80; San- hisky, 1443 and Little Rook, at 60, ng before. a) tho f fuse cull ico was bid for Boston & Ale any, for Toston & Muna, 1434 for Banduse ior Miseourl, Kansan’ & 'oxns, 4 for Winans tity, Lawrence & Southorn, 8 for New ork & Now England, and 87 for Concord, with no stock offering, Chlenzo, Burlington & Quingy Closed at 124) ate: Sigs for thubuauae wasneken Eastern, shits; Philadelphin & ilintngton, and Conneticut & Passumpale, 70, with no bid Little ftovie oloredt Ae aIat old otont, 1103 a uiensunrg, pari & Low Connecticut Poteseatt preforred., ress Portsinout nahua & Lowell, 10 pe Horthen tot 01 asked: Norwich & Warcestar, 0 Summit Branch, 10 bids Vormont & Maamnotusotie tepid Wareestor & Nashun, 6 naked: Atlantio-& Pacific blocks sold ut 104. Tn the subsequent transactions on tho street tho market developed greater ntroneth than vt any timo in tho diye 1 particularly so in tho wine ing rerneass jos, joston Laud wnayquict, boing puoted nt 63% hia, 4 nator, with no'gateas Hart: fort 1& Brio’ Fst at atd2y bid, whilo Little Rook to G1! on aales and 83 asked; Snn- BOF: 3 navaneed 1 dusky, 1414 bla. Dell Totephono sold at 85. to the Western Astoclated Press, Boston, Aug. 13,—Closing stock uctntlonss Atchinan & 1, 1 {} |JAttlo Rock & Et. 8, 9 lund ura t HN, Ved Do second a Do land grant fa, Heston, ft + fe Hrio's wit t bame evince vere ae Ht.Jo0 8G. 3, FOuBION, penne Atig. 13,—Consols, 98 1-18; necount, ‘ ites States bonds—Now hs, 1053,; 44s, ue Sainutioan, accurlties-Tilinals Central, fe nui, Cet Central, 00; Eri, 4243 pebonla, rth ‘bo bullion Fe lunrawa from tho Dank of En- pind eae (£100,000) was for shipment to tho Bllvor, S2tfe por ounon, Panis, Aug, 1,—lentes, 85f 600. MINING NEWS. NEW YORK, Ty the Mining -Assoctated Prest, New Yon, Aug. 1.—Dusiness was Myoly at tho Mining Exchango to-day, and prices were genorally woll sustained. Tho closing official quotations wero: €alltornia.. Connoliduted Viegiala, 4 ithe Tuition rocolpts ges tho hada Liber Tho Caledonia — cloure' tho lust palf of July umounted to $10, Chtysolote has contracted’ with Leadvilte smoaltors for the product of tho ining, for tho noxtsixty days at a prico $7.00 por ton greater thin heretofore, ‘Vols will give it clene nddl Yonal protit of from 8600 to $700 per day, equul to tho prugent expengo of the mine, For tho wook ending Aug. 7 Dunderberg sold $1,021 worth of org, leaving on hand 130 sacks for shipment, Adan Francisco special sn; ‘Transactions were unusually lurge, at tho Exchanges age Hy, Word BOMeliily larees a with fow exceptions. advance whlelt promiacs furtuor Improvement, ‘That monoy ts being invested in te ae Buins by tending enpitalists thore ta no question. Crosa- cutting on tho 3,000 foot level ar Belchor from tho drift on tho west sido of tho voln, whore fair proapeets wore found last wintor, will commence 8 soon tts the air connections nro mudo with Crown Polut. Tho Yollow quest Dt handilug the water of tho Iny ant Point ns well ag its own, whi at antl Toceutiy ‘was removed by Belcher. ‘This partly oxpluins bre may emont Ju Gold Ill shares the past threo: sd tioes wero higher after tho adjqurnmont of Speeuut Dispateh to The Chicago Tribus New York, Aug, 1,—In tho tniniog "mnnrket to-dity there hus boon a murked Incronge tn tho activity, owing to. the unanimity prevailing in the two Boat afd nigo tou growlug disposi. tion to invest In sone stocks that have rooently dectined heavily, Cbrysollte was more tn de- mand and slightly improved, but Little Chfet continues to drop. ‘hero was no deolded chanyo in othor stocks, ‘DOSTON, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Boston, Muss, Aug. 13.—In pilniog. shares Catatpa advanced 1-10, to ii Rilvor Lilet 2K, to a3; Pownbio i, to 2d; Oxccoln 2, to 42; Franklin Catumet & Hucla 1, to 20; Huron de- clined Ya. to 7443 Branawick Anthnouy 1, ta DUG 31; Huron, te 6; and Atiantlo 1, to 10, Hare ahow was stondy att oe Star at 2%, Contentmont at 124, oud Bluo Hill wt 4. Inthe streat denliugs, Brunswick Antimony pas airang at B13; on sales, Copper Falls rovo 4 to? on sales, and Branklia went up 2 to 1034 dneniear “Turon wus %4 Dolton, selllugent Tat National af 24 bid; Powable tirin atzs old; Bil. vor Jalet wos beld ateon wt 0814 bid, 3034 askod; San Pedro Uirm at 4“@5, BAN FIANCIECO. SAN Franotsco, Aup, 13.—Tite followin, the ake quotations at the Stock Board: Apt e thi wero Unfan Guneolida on Conaolidat Yellow duoket REAL ESTATE, ‘Tho followlog inatrumonts woro, fled for reo- ord Friday, Aug, 13: cIry PROPERTY, Wort twaitit at, 1a)4t w of Iuckwoll.n f, 2x tod Atty, 19 (Stattida NH. Uuorge to, vein rior n SeL0 1 9 ue Wabsoy. 8 E48 nt hays ‘i ae ii Le cuantigg He Shigpey to We wrk ys ae Sree 9 ee oe Pr ce fate u Ras ee ate ee f eee erent ; Nui ia'si, HN Et otk hits w i Sib st Oxted’ A sous rate i it dated A Mug. bd neces ce to wont teal ‘Peeici sh, ish teardl Fa ath ft ited 1009, Aantuid at Ae 60 Hatad Just al (iioory jose th Sag w fr itulas? Ree re eR ed to Roney Welsul ax 2,800. oe praael rafcatintac ey Raa diined (Walthaak pita poe jonry Nusnong). MONTH OF CITY LI tutte WITH a HAvG ‘OF aNYEN 6 UF THE COUNT: Montana s 3 ay sal for n Me sian Ate Bolitiiten de Shotiold ay, | iGo aad Avg} 1s Qs As wild De A Ai. Borgtio! eevee #oUTL OF eee. LIMITS WITHIN A RADI! MILES OF THE COULTHOUdE, i . ‘ir Py fe, Bain ain an orig co bat asia Sh a ai slauoitven ube tte Si dated aud Ge Je Bichon to Bieabeth a COMMERCIAL, ‘Tha following were the recoipts and shipments Of tho leuding articles of produce in this ojty during the: seen hours endlug at 7 o'clook Friday morning and for the ourresponding time BYIEMENTG, ‘AKCEINTS, wd, ¥lour, br) W bout, bi Fit Be he fi Ly Habwtne. TAT asa ‘deg abe Withdrawn from store during Thuraday for city consumption: 1,440 bu onts, ‘The following grain waa tnapocted into store fn thle.city yesterday morning: 72 cars red wintor wheat, 1 car No, 8 wintor, 69 cars No, 8 do, Scare rejected, 66 cars No, 2epring, 7 cara No. 3 do, Scar resected, £ car no grade (197 wheat): 009 cara No. 2 corn; 170 cars high-mixed, 2 cars now mixed, 48 cara and 7,000 bu rejected (a3 corn); Lear No, 1 oats, 61 cars No, 2 white, 25 ears No.2 mixed, 27 cara rejected (10k onte); 1 car No.1ryo, 3t cars No.2 do, 7 7_cars rejected (@ ryo); 1 car No. 2 barioy, 2 cnra No. 8 do, 4cars low grade, Total 1,172 cars), 675,000 bu. Inspeat- ed ont: 67,485 bu winter whent, 87,044 bu spring do, 204,054 bu corn, 2,688 bu oats, 459 bu rye, 1,022 bit bartos. Tho leading produce marketa wero gonorally moro notlyo yeaterdny, nuct much stronger. Corn waa exited by further roports of oxtonaive dam- age by “fring” over a wido belt oxtending from Eastern Indiana to Western Missouri, and tho market wout up sharply, the longer futures nit> vuncing the most. It wasthought that tho ylold ns beon very matorlally lessened by naongon of drought following rather severe rains, which hasloftthe ground buked and killod off the lower Icnyes from tho stalks. A good many buying orders for corn were received from thosa sections, indicating at loast that many peo- ple thore believe much damngo bas been duno, Whent was stronger, apparontly in sympathy with corn; as the foreign telegrama wera not fa- vorablo ‘to higher prices. Onta were much strongur, ryo higher, and barley do, Moss pork hold along for.a guod while nt the enhanced figures of tho provious day, but went up Inter, though the gentloman reputed to control the decal was understood to bo a freo seller. Thero ‘was not much change in lnrd or ments, though the latter wore stated to be in big demand at Southorn, paints, with practically none to be had. elsowhore thon in Chicago. Buyers (in tho South) are only taking hold of emall lots individually, but the number of — indl- viduals who want to buy ia reported to be Jorge, making a big aggregate domand. Moss. pork closed: 20c higher, at $10.70016.76 fur Septomber artd §10.00@10.0244 for October. Lard closed 2140 higher, at $7.071¢@7.70 aoller Septem- ber and $7.7413@7.75 for Octobor, Short ribs closed ensy, at $7.0@7.02% for September, Spring wheat closed 4@Xo bighor, nt 884e for August and 8ii@87%¢ for Soptember, Red wintor closed nt te for scller September, Corn otosed 14@1i40 hizhor, nt 8720 for spot and B8¢ @3840 for Septombor. Oats closed Ie highor, at 280 for August and Ake for September. “Nya was firmiat 70 aoller August and O8go scllor September, Barley waa io for Octobor. Hoga wero dull and weak nt $4.75@5.16 for light and at $4.60@5.25 for heavy. Cattlo sold at $2.00@4.80. Dry goods met with a moderato demand, and Wore unohnngod. Prices wore fairly steady. Inthe boot and shoo market thero was only a amall yolumeof business, Grocericsworo falrly netive, and lirm, Thora wasn good dotnand for vutter and cheese, but the firm viowa of holders chucked activo trading. Prices ranged tho sane as onthe day before. In tho dricd-fruit market flight business was doing at unchanged quota. tlons. Fish were quict and steady, Nochuoges wero noted In prices of oils. Pig-iron and coal wero firm, Lumbor waa notlvo at the yards nt receit prices. Cargoea wore quict. Wool continucs in modcrate demand and stendy. Tho snies of broom-corn wero Nght. Tho market Is braced up a itt by reports that aro not favorable Yor alarge crop. Hay was steady and quict. Seeds were active at nearly the former rango of prices. Hidos wore salable to the city trade, Salt romnins steady. Poultry was stronger un- dor un ineroased domand, with freo alterings. Groen truita were generally in full supply, and sold quickly, prices ranging about tho samo na on former days of tho week, Lake frolghts wore unuaunily activo nt bio for corn to Buffalo, Part of the chartering was dono lite the proyious evening at, the above noted decline. Trail freights were quoted steady at.250 for provisions and 200 on grain to Now York, Quo- tations on through foreign fraiglits were steady at 6546 por 100 lbs for Nour to Liverpool, 580 for do to Glnsyow, 80 for lard and meats to Liverpool, ibe for do to Antwerp or Hromen. ‘The receipts of wheat reported yesterduy at Chicago, Miwaukee, St, Louls, Toledo, and ‘De- trolt aggregated 975,000 bu, and the shipments 425,000 bu. ‘The following was the movemont of produco reported from Now York yesterday: Itecelpte— Flour, 10,270 vria; wheat, 101,700 buy corn, 243,- 500 bu; onts, 49,000 bu; corn-menl, 185 pkgs; ryo, 1,000 buy mals, 7,200 bu; pork, 154 dria; beot, 1,200 bris; cut meats, 2,583 pkys; lard, Vor t whtaey, 902 bris, Experta for twenty-four hours—Flour, 28,000 brs; wheat 108,000 bu; corn, 130,000 bu; rye, 16,000 bu. Tho Nuw York Produce Exchange Weekly gives tho following as tho yluible supply of grain on tho dates named: heat, Wate, Daartey. Feu oo iain ig gan Fae UL TA cane rid tia aa ua Pg BIT OS9 RHUL xs sat ia ee Fy ina] Pareatd Cats tet Rowe T00 ia| baa Ae ‘BAON) bu eyo, nualnat FIRLOD bu @ wook pro- vious, Thoy say that n formor, Presidont of tho Board of Trudy callod $4.00 per bri margin yei torday on a bly lot of pork, of which ho ts short to one leading operator, Hv evidently docs not believe that pork {s worth the money, and pro- poses to Nght it out to tho bitterend, + __ A praminer houso boro bag recalved a lettor dated July Si from vn gentiomun whols trayel- jug Jn Europe with a speotal purposo ta uscore taln the crop conditions there. Wo are per- mitted to make tho following extracts: “Tnoverin my recollection saw a more mag: nificent promise than there ta in Scotland, if scourod, I thiuk that all ovor the United King- dom this year we shall have a good avorigo quantity of whoat, and, with fino weathor, ux- collent quality, Tho potatocs overywhore intha United Kingdom aro an oxccsstyo crop, and magnificont quulity—fner than in any year aince the great potuto failure, From Franco tho reports are of tho most favor- nblo charactor, Poth us regards quantity and quullty, en faras reaped in the south. In’ the north and woat harveat has been delayod by ‘rain; but thoy only want fino wenther also to seouro a Rood crop. From Hungary (called the granary of the world) tho most gloomy ao- counts aro coming (last year thoy had little or nothing to export),—and if scoured a largo sure plus will bo exported to England Jn tho shapo of flour, and tell sovorely against American tour, Gormany and Austria wilt, think, have a fair average of whout, bit ryois reported sorlously short, Husslun roporta dro coutiloting, I think thore {s no doubt of serlous dofloionoy, both in wheat and rye, Italy ond Spain hayo’ both o wood average crop of whuat. Tho conclusion I draw fa, that, with tino woatuer continuing, Eus rope will requirg to {inport loss wheat thau last yoar, Much, thorefore, dopenda on tho actual result of the American harrost."" ‘Tho weiter says It has boon reported thoro that ourordp of spring wheat has been damagod ubout 40 pur cent. Ho thinks that untess this bo so, America must expoct to sell her export sur- plug at very low prices, . The informal voto on the proposed amend- mont to the rujos relating to suimmor-packed ‘moss pork was go close yeatorday that tho Preal- dunt decided In‘ the negutive, Tha proposed chunge Iu the rules, howovor, will be bullotod for ou Monday next. ot PROVISIONS. pitted Fuopyors—Wers. talsly aotivo, and trrégu- larly strong,‘ Mess pore again’ mounted upward, sulting 2a higher for box month, and Wo htyber for Octubor, than tho t2p prices of tha provious day. ‘There was & moderate businuss Gone in pork oy, ‘Chunye, sod tt was rumored thet more than usual wes doue in the way of seltie- ment “ut the office” than heretofore, = good many shorts bavlug conclusted to “go in cutot the wot.” ‘There wus, Lowover, st losst one who stuck out, and feaslesly callod margins the other way, ‘Thor ts reason $v bellovo that wost of the sburte for Supteniior kayo oun tiled, with a good doul vut yor for Uctubor, Lard was irregular, and moste quoted strong ou orders, but local bayors ware nut gevorally willing to pay a furthor advance on the latter. Moats wore repurwd tw bo badly wanted by consumers in tho Houth, und wot of 24,000 Iba short rine suid at Ho por Iblouso fur shipment. Liverpool was quoted } bigber on pork. #d bixher on lard, and 1¢2s bighor on meats Bpucial reports to the Cinclauatl Price Current show the numbor of bogs packed from March 1 to date and Total since ‘Winter packing. roll since) ov.d. ra : 706,000,000 300,200 aise shewan Fein Total product, Ibt Fiat gsd atin aise UK=- Advanced loace SF cueabors the, intent prices oF Pantie Input tel eet Ipenoplembers 3 tallve oe and $12. are esas ca ut 74,000,000 job Urls nolier August ne #(i72 i i 23.001 Ure gellor gs 24 prermunl at SICona TA 4 Boller Gerotor at ty H1.UT3 60013. ee ter ate Dgealter they on a 813.20 lor January at br | Atin—Inelined 100 Ibs, ced 1Se, nna cloied Se ubove (ijorintost pricur of aiuenday. nt fad foT.T24j C0 mnt lols, BpOLor sc der AtuAt, OF Ht Heploinbor, Fihal lg puller Getober, and $2046 Faidaaller duniary, Sates worn tH porteit oF Ita aljorHepicmtian ut N04 11 ded tes. sell Gelober a Pidigy sani ten sutior the Four nee ead ar danunry MUST AbesTAs Latah Skt ten, Rtg*nid sranowhne higher on lueal futures ht neumued anon Wie ante oa. thie provious day, were reported of W000 iba long elenra at #7 suatiSt su onze june nnd WOO (090,00) ha WHOEE Tbe nb saith er Hepa 7.085 roller Getobor, and 8.18 vatior Ja 00 tes bere PraWdnd hase i'm aivites Pricos oF euding ote OE Menta wore about wa follows atl o'clock for partly= ourad lots: ca Shoul-[L. & fi.) Hhort ere — clears, th. ie. lor Heptembor, closed at #0, wnven at fl 0) Hodne an 18 “yore ra Mam quoted ae thy yottur sta fiay: onied Cohen re att SAINY BYCTARG, 13{4 80, Hab{o tor suoUldera, SHASHo for mon rity scuape tor for stort clears, loM@elle fur hams, a Ustet Rca. - quote white at Sedo ang Cea 0, for mew, saizanco % a sf ug, WKRF— fees, for ext ta memn wnat auto Gh for hans, LALLOW-Qulot and stond ac be for city and Sgtoxa tor country, with sale of BW bris on private BREADSTUFTS, FLOUN—Was In a little wore demand, but wasquiot atbost, ‘Thoro wasn light inquiry for export, and tho fooling wasn firm one, in sympathy with whoat. Enies. wero roported of 1,00) bris wintors, partly at $1700 6.4; KW brv double extras ob $7107.40 fur pntontay and 25 bris rye flour on private terms, ‘Total, 1,875 bria, Export flours woro quotod at #.00Z4%5 for yood to cholec oxtrs. —. OTHEN BULLATUVYE—Wore In good domand and stendy. Salon wero Ji cara bran at $8.7500.251 8 care nilddlings nt $12.00%013.00; Lear wheat scroonings at 48.0; conrse Corn-meal wos nominal nt $13.00 por ton ‘on tek. SPILLING WITRAT—Was moro actlyo and stronzor, advancing $40 for next month from tho Intest pricos of Thursday, and closing rm, The Uritieh markets wero inactive and genernily lowor, whilo Now York was quoted wonk, But thero wos a bottor domand hore, moro buying orders boing received fram oute aida, The news caused an eatior fooling early, bub to Ries Was Vary ataediy bud sbout 11 atelock ip Trout, up. apharontiy in sympathy wit corm th Tifeanitn this surbot sian dng huldora OF whout toss Auxlous tu sol, ‘Thoru was Witla wisa in the situation, poyoud a little nervousness on tho purt of the shorts, ‘Thuy know that prices are so jow thet 6 little thing uiufit cauao & atiurp advance, Tue private nuvieus from Karope, huwaver, eunitemod srovious pubite Hews Gut the sion ihete i pond unough te tho World very met, ven than yont. ‘There was litte inquiry for tiie month wus relatively vrei, i. cosmid, Rahal to bic, advanced 10 eller Paar hus guid early yedere, and Pcie falvy sare reported ur * arty iit outs we er ES et i ‘atop ‘Das Tniport wants of the Old. they wore Inne sulpment, and, opsnedt ine Ba recy ara ‘doinand and ‘ue daciiny of ho pravious att FTN, iitarmants cutod atu ady, closinis fo cr xurzred tn ney iiuunos, fee the rin iy Hiv lnnerivor nonunatyubuacies, “he roodlpe woro modurite, nnd thuse at otbor Rol Dut the etior feature wus tho trmnoas in sprig. purborders were fuws Kunio suid there wore: ae on fund except for low yrades. Liverhuol mas quoted 2d per cental lower, and tho pad nub Coa ilies TCro Foporta * Ln No. 2 Fed utiiga, 2.90 nuit Iain borelod nt iuine, Gaya bu Reed wintue at sawsbess the instde for old; 4.00) bu rejected, ato fur uld an cio Tor new) aad bu by auumpio wk evigawe.” olal, “COUN was activo and excitedly stronger, n¢van- cing tésli{e trum the ps eat prices of ‘Thursday, und closing ftrnt, 13 was: ly reported that a bir nection ofthe corn salt hos puitered: euverely from drought, und 4. var ol und Now York were quoted stranger, fur the ennie roakup, as ail hnporiany tn een hut is not 80) $s tolegraphod to those nOinLé is HOON os known bore. A for bor Fs acon Hy Jako tryigtts also favored an ndvance ni Pa by shippers! but notwithatanding that 0 nea ot Tor futures wae stronger than 0 Hat for spot, ‘There wore warket the previous day to" guurators fap ert vu muny buying orders fram auialda, for October CitoHy went at Hor te boltuf tut die (dainagu ts ox: tonalve ano! qutuve nm deoldad rocupurt> Hun From resont. Pamuneag ois oxclted tho Wueul aborts, wig tilled in musty for, noxt onrl; Re it Hi Siamers ot ioe ry hal oho al add ihonth, Heller Gstovor nnd udyauced to aTs4c, wit full buck to ike, ind Beptember ranzod at gia" und Atiuat at tite SiMe, boty cloning at thy OUlMUo, Bnol ales wera roe oa ws No Fund nigh mixed a (01 ON) Lu new micud wt wiiitu expuclat bin) ae, Safe “atin anropla ata} Gig ont its mel and ata bees treo sit 01 28 Sgeworu woltye and ae advancing H@to and closing e rocelpts wero Hborul, but these ‘uguak by ipmunls and corn whe higher, y barge aaa Tnaitra! ghd tho, comparatively ligne regelpin oe r Beats Frosh in al) uy fut a AUS aa i ganior than on tt tuo pres are chive: nine ggnind poly, ae and a at 1 August ul elosed tdi, Moat er ani t Pry ‘She. Spot No. 3 brow; 69 nies wore rebar oO wba by sample Tor mixedy ininplen Ws Fait cae No. 4 pi He: Maher. Gants pigber, Cael hat thd w Tithe reeoipla word, ft 216 0 ain Sapld ue Gogo in eur jute und rosactod Glos Hing atipniunts mura sual). Uh: sales were ra ported of 5 400 Du refoutad Bt diss fab by aarmyiio ue ucrtzo Gu trueky ud ai) DU RATS rug oh Ulta Tolal, Ga Lu. AILEY Was fiutet and’ fem, ctober was to bor, Nella at Toe ‘Tho rucaluta woro wuld by eau plo ty,ibo lacul tulteturs, Cushy salou wora reported i BY ental i anideotso on track and 30) Ba me atyeusse de Wwered. Berietiiis TWO O'CLOCK CALL. 3 solVbayy cloned at StM@are for Hoptomberand at tuts alee Stu bee fo for Ant tor Hejtomibor, a pie ur 49. tober, und isauaior thy 9 guar stad wl ietde'atlier Aeptomub wt W190 for tis mont ioaisWa for ie, a Tor ' Novout sete ah tor Hoptaiauar utd at tor mba ae tor “Qctobur, an Jie Ais ets) Be steady, with anios me Mo fur Auusl und Wie fur Seplom bon i cloaad dusicr at se a tor Reptewbor, iF alLaKeNEYS for Uctover, Bales Hi) brina fer, aU 12 Nitau foe eNvangt hey ‘toe Wey 285 clon by a sates for uted Uf 40),UX for October and ae " ae 1.25 Tor Jat Hidotagg turvapie pees GENERAL MARKETS, “BROOM-CONN—Was In moderato requost, ‘The ro- porte aout the new ctop are notso favorable. Dry wonthor 16 anid to have materially shurtoned the pro» duction Inthe West and Hast, Quotations: . Ghote burl ang warpet. o.. Rita a working. improvement in tho reculpte, holders found | ilu didievity in realizing at late prices, Crosmery butter, for whiet pricos uro relatively high, was slow, but there worg nv sellers at any considerable concession trom previoun deking rates, ‘The receipts and exports at Now York of butter (exclusiva of ‘unterine) alnce May t (the beginniog of tho trade yous) cowpare as follower aeune Bauprs OSE elbad “aE | at FAL: Pack lig Ph Grass ort at ae A Ene GR be | Salen b plenty Or Sit st tooks inte, TuH, and Eh4lc prep Sa whetol acer ut ne timportant cbanad was pparents beers Wied es ae nl atta wats, en regs a Taunt My Wout: fasts tis shakey otis Went hodorataty io ook rand ome Zullcreaio gouds have sold M@hcabave our ‘cuotae ey widen ie ee ‘oagain mci dem Bul onan te roving, CONSUL NG! iin wuundoned tue Hen Of tower prices, Paha tay, terbel share, he tainly, BY tea He lackaryl—Famlly eee ay : Me ro! OUT} Ene tore Who generat iar ae we i EF: fh Oa 20 itaietnas ¥ rai be ae Uniaine, toon 20% 7 Zante currat 5 iron, 2g ee 18, ornpornted, : polos: Euatern.s. 42 3. reaches, unpared, eM ge io it » a8 1s fie id i al ret pire niior prices, The pewclian wie tH SOR sae ‘ae Y sYnernore ned Faro minekating wood y Ned Cai ia uta 2h Sa wy aa mans, por bie. t ranges, per bok +. aaa erreurs as fe TES hor box BNA xo ‘GROCKI Kur ugurs raiualied Hei vi tinder: modes, ate supplies foud demand. ‘cores, a Meat in wor apariialy rege, firmly Held ‘ne’ tore Fater, stocee: bein ith na Molassos, riee aa Pas were ne eset ‘tere wera, 8 5 tied her q a ae 8 a Wang L\dig hy i a cean alt ely 6 gis Hhirto quod conor suger vat Mlackntenp, wy 3 oy Choice Now 2 oa 8S Git &6 a —Conitinites in’ madamte demand a Foslawing are tho qaotations, the aan or Ney Ron {iitaouny, old, ¥ ton,, Ro. 2u Hincthy, ¥ ton Lx SIDE Wore in ‘fair request atid’ ng are tho quotations: Greon-cured hides, 1ij Hs Green-cures Dantaged 8 Diyfaniteds Bey aint, sesh esl rade fo} (ul) on aosount, oft those hee bolng uuny. teeta leot (rom, act or Feports th poate ‘c sin the fat : “ae Hitt. mii Ee entuckyaadaiar, Pal has mors. 9 Bt tue 2») blind trocter Ls 4 ‘ 5 3 was pricey 0 Gurbon, tines loun), 1 depress teat... headlight, 178 deurees text... Dio, Alichhunm aad Wisconsin prime white ~ po, Mlchlkan and Wisconaia water white seaeEe 4 Ps sekoesen: fy Wine, ‘witttor ‘blencied tafunt all, strict 3 eataiot Ol extra, tafuot oll, No. 1. unk ol. i iNteponila Fs Minoe's otf ue 8 Nap! Hay * oh Gusoiine 4) iy Gasoline, br de POUATORS Were $35" Cor earl foie, Swant potutocs were gaia we rb Pe Rae *PSuLTity—Was | OM ghiskens vera ret eashge por its wou springs a barra ineat Timothy, ras sollvo,, oponing. ony and closin fy rane wes er made ae ib tis bulk of Mosoud i ie Tt is m9 iy butted, and Fyna, AUTYSI OF PT sats wat diovetes pre seal OF Itwradusa WO! Sanne. a Mi Sas ay ats o suo a mo ghee Wat toe Lapis at dl AL bent ‘to 11 AL BINA, 1 rao walt Dates, Datey, w jou ti Ashion PASS eta i hated woud on = a pots of BL Br ea 8, WaUte Was stendy and in modorate demand. 3 stye! py. and considerable oats nerg: pitieter cis country, Gund vo ahgies wodtuta t ‘th. Conrag or dirty tub, Fine unwashed tee Gpnrse unwashed f diya uinwaa peat Hd waslivd docoecs: Vine snd coarse washed = ‘ouce: ‘ LUMBER. ‘Tho cargo market was quiet and stendy, The oseh {ngs woro moll, and about bolf a auzen toads were sold in the course of the day, Shore plece-sull brought (9.7, and Mantejoa (0. Inch was notace tably chungod, but it Is understood that “ preriow pricos" nro agcnstonally abuded, Shinglos continae tirm, und fow lath. are comiug forward. Followins ure tho quotations: Standuta eh land shy Extra ebt ‘The yard market contin tive and steady, TDO ahipments are Wberst, and for ahead of those of last th t ald (008 reniaiang uae ang, tna org temas ar aversia Ing tint comes, bol iba is tbelt fist id aucund clear, 8 incu... Hireacd riod Seth eh a i re elgur du sae ais =| ee ee IOvee eee LIVE sTock, ouIcagg, Cattle, a are : Wail sane Eel Eeecoe ee aes aT Q ho folicwina ‘notice was postud in the Hxcbass® Dullding yestorday forenvont pt) stitial ae et Orelock thie miteracon, tu, €0 Inethod o eoun ‘Testor customers by sutad! poset bet tattle frog our eraralned eat pr rin iwiiaiser wore ‘way of salue than On the dey before, eames 1 ut tn no way linprovod, tho market rulleg wes! descriptions, New York was reported beds vices frow other pointe wel Bctomen stlinuisie m move: ont ‘undgr a lange pupply, the market romalued *recllDs unsoltled. ‘There was no further quotatl eat Cxvept In common to yood arose cattle, whites Te Wo juwor than Thuradoy, or at adaciine fr | woek of 2@250, Choice yrades, tbauxb im IitT msl. sold wall up to provious ratos, ROL Say auy upproclavlo decline jn native butchers! oom 7 Texans and Woatarn cattle, While ture wis 000 senoo of any appaurance of activity, 8 Boe, versal trading wus doue duriug the day, tho larver By pply crassing the scales, Kxporurs ier gst Ippo BLWGLW, and she tocel tredy He for natives pnd FLang268 for Voxans. Pale t) grass cutUu woro especially bard to sel, 024 at att