The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1877, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Bear Market Wall Street. in GOLD 102 7-8 A 102 3-4. —_——_-+---- Government Bonds Higher, States Dull and Railroads Irregular. @ONRY ON CALL ACTIVE AT 6 4 7 PER CENT. ———— Wau Srrexr, Wrpnxspay, Oct. 17-6 P. M. Opening moderately strong, prices in the share mar- kot grew ‘small by degrecs and beautifully Jess,” ‘Until quotations (matertally lower than bad been made flor many days past) were reached this morning. It was quite evident that a screw was loose some- where, and it was equally evident that the loosen: must in some way be attributable to a weakening upon the part of the bull leaders, Notto draw too fine a point upon it, the impression prevailed that these gentry were “skipping” out of their stocks with an alacrity that would have shamed the dwellers in a Stilton cheese, and guided thereby the whole ragtag and bobtail of the market tollowed suit and atempted to “skip? in company, ‘nus it bappened that between sales upon the part of the big operators and sales upon the part of the small ones, there ensued a general decline through the whole list, which marked down Lake Shore to 68, Michigan Central to 64 and Western Union to 78%. It was pretty gonerally believed that, for the moment at least, the prominent bulis had thrown up the sponge. It was confidently stated that Messrs, Cammack & Osborne had sold out and had gracetully left the continuance of the campaign to the moro eredulous tag-ena of the bow window party, which is content to hold on and suffer. With all to-day’s theorizing the one fact is established, that strong efforts to market stocks were made by somebody, und that a scale of lower prices and a general weakness were the result, A partial improvement toward the end advanced Lake Shore nearly one per vent and closed it comparatively strong. It was xiven out that the orders to purchase emanated from Mr. Gould, and the report invited buyers at the com- paratively low prices, Thero occurred rather an un- expected pinch in money to-day, the rates running up to7 per cent, with, for a short time, as much as 132 bonus bid. As usual prices cheapened toward bank hours, and there was no difficulty in procuring accom- modation on the usual terms. OPENING PRICKS. The opening prices to-aay were as follows:—Gold, 102%; Western Union, 8134; Lake Shore, 71; New York Central, 108%; Rock Island, 103; Michigan Cen- tral, 68; D e, Lackawanna and Western, 50%; Delaware and Hudson, 427%; Erie, 137%; Morris and Essex, 7534; Ohios, 103;; Wabash, 17}; do. pre- ferred, 17%; ©.,C., C. andl, 45; St Paul, 387%; do, preferred, 6954; Northwestern, 404;; do. preferred, 86; Quicksilver preferred, 36}¢; Pacific Mail, 23765 Ilinots Central, 7744; Chicago and Alton, 81; do, preferred, 103; Fort Wayne, 9114; American Express, 6434; Hannibal and St, Joseph, 114; do, proterred, 25; New Jersey Central, 17. CLOSING QUOTATIONS, The closing quotations were:— Bid, Bid. Asked. OT Mich Central.. 643g 65. Iiinois Central 77 71% Union Pacitic.. 66% 674 GCa&lc..... 4 4 HB St Joseph, 1% 11 U& SiJoseph pf 2 Obio & Miss.... Panama. WU Telegraph A& P Tet mM Pacific Mail ‘, M Quicksilver... 17% ly Y Quicksilver pf. 3456 35: D NIC 44 Deh 4132 Am Expres Morris & Lesex. 74 74% US Express. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘Te following were the highest and lowest prices of ks to-day :— SSraanRA Highest, Lowest. Chicago and Northwestern... ++ + 40% 3834 Chicago and Northwestern preforred... 6614 643g Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. +103 102 Clove., Col, Cin, and Indianapolis...., 45 42 Chicago und Alton 80% Delaware, Luckuwanna and Western. 4935 Delaware and Hudson Canal 41% Ei see 12% Hannibal and St. Joseph... 10% Biannibal and St. Joseph pr a Allinoiws Centrat TM Lake Shore. 68 Michigan Central. Morris and Essox Milwaukee and St. Paul. Oblo and Mississippi. Ohio and Mississippi preferred. Pacific Mail.......... Quicksilver preferred. . St. Louis, Kansas City by Toledo, Wabash and W 1634 ‘Western Union Telegraph. 78% THR MONEY MARKET. Money on call was in good demand at 6 a7 per cent im the forenoon. Later in the day the rato advanced to 7 per cent, at which price it closed. The following were the rates of exchange on Now York at the un- dermentioned cities today:—Savannah, buying Belling 34; Cincinnati, sveady, buying 50 discount and Par, selling 50 and 100 premium; Charleston, easier, %a% discount; New Orleans, commercial % a 7-16, bank 34 a { discount; St Louis, 4 discount, and Chi- cago, 25 discount, Moreign exchange was quict at 4.80 a 4.8034 for bankcas’ long and 4.85 a 4.853¢ tor do- ‘mand sterling. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 107% and closed at 102%, all the Bales of the day having been at those figures. The carrying rates were 2, 14y, land 144 percent. Loans wore also made flat a.nd at 2 per cent tor borrowing. GOLD CLEARINGS AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF TAK STATE y NEW YORK. Gold balance: Currency balances... Gold clearances... CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchangus Currency balances. Gold exchange: Gold bulunces. $1,759,939 1.839, 064 - 18,028,000 + $80, 488,22 4,159 «1,299,417 STATE BONDS. State bonds at the Board were dull and steady, with galos confined to Georgia sevens, gold bonds, and Mis- four! sixes, asyliam bonds, The following were tho Alabama 8's, 18s Alabama 8's, Inte Alabama 8's, 1802.” ‘Alabama 8s, 1805. Ark 6's, funde: Lia Fe Si LR, PB NO, Miss & 0 itn. Ark 7's, Ark Coa Rit: Connecti iat Col ist Col 3.60 Georgia d's. Georgia 7's, new. Georgia 7's, eric und wet, 1868, 3 fund act, 1868 ; in| tx, elas I tax, els Rhode Lsland 6s, : So Car 6 gia 7's, ¢ b. bo Car 6's, Jun & duly. Filnets ep 6's, 1879. So Car A&O. Hinois war lown. So Car fund act, "6 Louisiana 6's eas So Car Lid © Jvalstans 6's, new, Mt awFi D Tonaessee 6's, " Louisiana 8", loves Virginia 6's, old eo wisiana 8 lev. '75. Virginia 6's, new, 1866 40 yauisions Ts consol. Virginia 6's, new, 1867 40 isiane 7m suiail b, Virginia 6's, con....... Missouri 6's, 1477 vi 4 6's. %x-m: asouri 6's, 1878. ginia 6's, con ig Dds, "82 vo "90, Ine 107 MM & Bt Josepu, 1886... 10516 RAILROAD BONDS, In ralircad bonds Hannibal and St Joseph eights @onvertibien were tho most active, and sold at $0% a 62 081, aipinst 83 at the close yesterday, The other @hanges were as foliows:—An advance of 34 in Nortb- western gold sovens ana ©, ©., ©. and L and \ in Obio and Mississipp: console, There was XK tn Walash conveftivies, 1¢ in Wabash firsts, ex Virginta 6's, deferred. coupon, and i in New Jersey Central firsts, new, and | Union Pewifie sinking tunis. ‘The latest bids aro annexed :— p. & 8. City 2d d....102 hb. $0.7 p. ct. 24... 103 Mich 30 @NIsf7pe..ll Clev & Toledo af. .10T ¥ & Tolodo new bas. 1U8 ie & An bds. 10d ow... 104 B & Stato Line 108 Kal & Wild Pigeon ist 85 Lake 8h div'd bas 2 ‘on cou Txt, 108% Lake Shore con reg 1st.108j4 106” Lake Shore cou cou 2u., 98 cline of | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. u Shore con reg 2d. Cen 'e1 Sy 25 ee 2 $ ot ss remazae! Segoe: Fpsee ESSE we SLE ee ieee ver br. Cou Pac, Cal & Or bet. . 87) 7m Pacific bds,. 100; EE eat tek fetes cad ts Pte ie ieee (4-4 eterna 2 feryeteteley Del & Hud let i 3 D& H Can P Da&H Can 4 Albany & Susq 1st iy ‘Albany & Susq 2d. Tot sar l ‘Tol Tol @x-coupon, West U bds, 1900, cou. 1 West'n Un b, 1909, reg, 108: GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds wore Orm and advanced slightly, closing steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 12014 a 12054; do sixes, 1881, registered, 10934 a 10934; do. do., do., coupon, 110% a 11056; do. do., 1865, new registered, 1053, a 1055, ; do. do, do., Coupon, 1053, 0 105%; do. do., 1867, regise tered, 107% a 107% ; do. do., do,, coupon, 107% a 107% ; do, do, 1868, registered, 108% a 109%; do. do,, do., coupon, 109}, a 1093¢; do, ten-forties, registered, 107% @107%¢; do. do., coupon, 108 a 108%; do. fives, 1861, registered, 106% a 106%; do. do, do., coupon, 107% @ 107%; do. 44's, 1891, registered, 104% a 105; do, do, do., coupon, 104% a 105; do. fours, 1907, registered, 101% @ 10234; do. do., do., coupon, 10234 a 102%. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report consols and United States bonds steady at yesterday’s prices, Erie and Illinois Central declined 5 per cent, the former selling down to 1344 and the latter to 78. Bar silver was quoted at 54 11-16 pence per ounce, £90,000 in bullion was with- drawao from the Bank in balance to-day. The closing prices in Londom were:—Consols for money, 95%, a 95%; consols for account, 95% a 95%; new 4}, per ceut bonds, 10434; five-twonty bonds of 1867, 107%; ten-forty bonds, 107}¢ a 10754; fives of 1881, 106%; Erie, common shares, 13%; do., preferred shares, 24 2414; New York Central, 1063¢ # 107; [llimois Cen- tral, 78. In Paris rentes advanced to 106f. 35c, and closed at 106f. 30c, Exchange in London was quoted at2ot. 2160 PRILADELPHIA STOCKS. In Philadelphia to-day stocks were weak, the follow- ing being the prices at noon:—Pennsylvania sixes, third issue, 111; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 94; Reading Railroad, 163g; Pennsyivania Railroad, 29% ; Lehigh Valley, 3044 ; gold, 102%, and the following at three o'clock P, M. :— Hostonville Railway. Central Transportation MINING SHARES, ‘The sales of mining shares in New York as officially reported were:— FIRST CALL—T11 a. of. Bid. Asked, City sixee, new. 2 123g us United Railroads of New - 115 115% Peunsylvanta Railroad... = 2934 2034 Reading Railroad... scocee 1575 16 Lenigh Valley Railroad . 39 Catawissa Railroad preferred. .... 35 Philadelphia and Erio Kailroad... 956 Schuylkill Navigation preterred.. 8 Northern Central Ra:lroa - 16 Lenigh Navigation. om < 18% Pitsbarg, Titusville aud Baffalo.. Ve 500 she Am Flaz.. 100 ahs Moose. 200 do. 100 500 dow, 800 500. do 100 100 Bullion. 100 100 do. 35 100 100 Confidence 4g 100 100 Hale & Nor ig 100 100 Gould & Curry.b10 11%, 100 100 0.246. DIO T1q 500 100 Lacrosse....00.D10 31 300 100 J) 100 Ontario. 100 Seaton. 100 NY & Coi. 100 Mexican... 100 do. 100 SECOND CALL—1 P.M. 100 Bertha & E......ac .12 100 shs Moos 100 Moose 6 100 “do, 100 6 20 Ontarto 100 WwoNY aC 100 100 Hukili 100 ct 100 Memphis THIRD CALL—2:30 ¥, a. 100shs Alpha.....b10 154% 100 hs Moose. 6 100 Berthu & Bc... 100 do 6 100 do. 100 do 6 100 Imperial 100 do 6 100 Eureka, luo do. 6 100 do. . 100 6 100 Gould & Gur..b15 11K 109 6 100 MLvoss . & 300 6 10 do. 6 B00 6g ‘The quarteriy statements of {the national banks of the city of New York on the 1st day of October, 1877, wore as follo' TAalsilities, June 22, 1877. Oct. 1, 1877. _ Comparisons, Capital.......$62,400,000 $57,400,000 Dee. $5,000,000 Net profite.... 2 24,742,700 Deo. 1,243,300 Circulation... 15,965,300 16,213,500 Inc. "348,200 Due banks..., 80,121,100 _ 75,720,500 Dec. 4,400,600 Due depositors128,232,600 116,334,000 Dec.11398,600 Unpaid div’d’s. 181,300 220,800 Ina" 39,500 Totals. ....$312,886,300 $290, 731,500 Dec$22,154,800 ‘Resources, ——— Loans and d18$174,816,600 $169,162,600 Dec. $5,654,000 ,Cash items and bank notes Specie....... Legal tenders Overdraits... 50,914,600 146, 000 Totals. .... $3! ——— NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | Wepwuspay, Oct, 17, 1877, BEFORE CALL—10 AL M. 5 900 shs Lake Shore... 701g 10000 Leh & WB con, 4000 Ft Wayne Ist... 1 DO shs Quicksilver p: 200 Mich Central, 0 do 300 do in do 500 a 0 do 1700 200 do 109 B00 do. 100 100 Del & Huds 820 do 100 NYC & Hu 20) do 500 200 di luo do 100 Morris & too do 1300 St F 200 a 100 100 do, 1000 Weste: 800 St Pant rr) do 100, 100 do. 4u0 600 do 200 200 do v0. 200 ao lou 100 do luo 400 do 400 Northwe 100 do 500 ¢ do. 100 do 100 5 100 do 400 300 a 600 300, as 40 1000 do 500 100 do 100 400 ao 400 do. do 400 Northwo; do 300 do. 600 100 100 109 100 do | 100 Paeifie Ma’ . do U. 8. bonds on band... 14,283,100 11,393,100 Dec 2,890, U. 5. bonds sick ete to secure circulation, 20,235,500 19,053,500 Dec, 1,1 Other stocks i eae | and bonds | and m’ty’s. 10,580,400 9,993,800 Dea 567,100 | : Premium on stocks...., 2,287,400 665,400 Real estate... 9,205,700 90, Furniture and eae fixtures... 17,600 17,500 | D from ea| banks...... 14,044,800 17,330,600 Inc, 2, $0500, 12000 2000 NJ 7000 it Pes. 1000 Mor & BE 7's,71 5000 Brie 4th m 5000 Mich Gen 7’ 10000 NY Cen Ist 6000 1090 W 7000 U Pa 7's, lant 9000 3000 U Pa US 6's, 8) " ae ek: cp 3000 L 8 2d con reg. 1000 O & Miss con. 1000 © P Ist, Ist, ne’ Can Lat, von. do A be 66! NWeegd 937 4G 6 96 Rett tad do.. 10) Pa b do 10000 Tol Wab 1 oa 900 Tol & Wabcevt, 52 1000 do, 53 8000 do 53K 2000 Gt Wi dine: 76 2000 So Pa RR ist in. 76 1000 Nash & Dec lat. 91 4000 Long, Dock bd 1000 Cen Fa gb. 4000 10 she Am Bx Bank, 33 Phenix auk, 6 Adams Express... 99 100 Am. Expres 100 At a& 1100 50 Mich 37 400, B00 soo 3t L, 200 Northwestern of i100 2000 NI 2000 Un 100 shs bi 500 00 Mich Tu00 Ht Quie! 1WONY Luo 100 300 | 1v0 100 100 Loy 000) ) 13/0 400 | oo 30 1209 ” 0 "0 100 100 Pact luo 200 400 Fs 109 00 Brie Katlway 100 do 100 Wabush Fo: do 100 du, 4 luo do. |3 a 200 do | “10 do luo da 100 St L, Kan 100 du... 20 0,0, C&T 200 Onto & Mi 60 "do oO do, 50 do. So do. 50 Han & bt Jo. 1500 do, 1000 Lake Shore, wo. 100 do do 700 do 2 08. fer | $00) doy.c. 10 Ohio & Miss pf... suo dus 400 Del, L & Western, } 100 do. 5 do, Woo dy: } 20 do do! Jiu do. 109 do indo 100 Go. 1000 do 200 do x0 do 700 ao. 400 do B00 do B00 do 400 do } 2100 do. do a 100 Quicksiv'r pibe 8S ING: B8yesestiscsacs 100 Del & i Ganal..be #20 do [RR | epee 8 100 Pa M88 Co. be b16 100 do. : 100 do. 200 dO... 100 dOvegne 24 300 NY Con & thad.be 107% 00 do. 1074 200 do. v4 300 600 400. 00 Erie RR. 100 do 500 do 200 do $5000 N J Cen, cony. 1000 L Shore coup 1 1000 © Pacific gold 10 shs American Ex. do. do. do. 1700 Lake Short do. do. do. do: dol 600 a0. 300, do. 2100 do 100 Ilinols Central. 100 6, C, © & Ind’ps... 5U N'l Southern, 500 Northwester: do 2009 0 P LstSat 2000 P of Mo, lst mtg 5000 TP & 1000 T, P & 3000 L'& vol & H 1000 Brie Kt} do do: es © Harlem RR. #23000 La con., 4000 Erie Ist 50 shs Ain ) Outario ) Del & lind 0 Wem Union 1100 500 800 Mich ¢ } 100 do. do. be 54) Pa Tel. is 8334 10378 bds 106 55 10 do ois 10 U 8 Expros: 45 400 Quicksilver. ©...b3 35 1800 Western Union... 81 700 do 1000 do. 600 do 400 NYC & Hud. 100 do 800 do. 21 do 500 do. 409 Erio Kailway 2! do. Central. K 5 id. Cen ist, new 109% wr 85g Puc, Ist mtg, 10444 v7hg 90 W, W div. W, 2d bc Cen it & st Jo8! aM... do do do do do do. do do, ¢ 900 WS 11:37 A. Sis, pi.be 100 Wab P Cum r+..be 700 Del, L & W It. 400 do. 1000 do. 1200 do 400 dow. 400 do. 400 do. 200 do. . 2000,0 41 6 RR... 160 Mor & Essex. 1900 do... 100 Chi & Ait Bik 2a Che de alt Rit pf. 0. 3 2 do, 12 Pitts, ai koh de bo be 10 100 81h, KOEN. ‘do 200 Han & St Jo pi.bo 100, do. 200 200 100 shs Northw’n pfd.. 100 do, 263 300 do - 100 do. . 200 do. - 200 do. . 300 Morris & Essex: 100 86 Paul, 200 do. 300 do. 200 St Paul pfd.:: 50. do 0. 200 H & 88 Jo pfe 100 Ohio & Miss pid: 500 Del, Luck & WA: 200 "do 5000 U 8 cu 6000 do we, 900 shs LS & MSoRR 1500 do. 03 OU do 2100 do 100 do 200 do 100 Tl Cen. 100 H & st J, pf. 100 Chi & NW KR. “be 00 do ” do Go 700 400 200 100 ©, M & 3t 100 do do 1. 5's,10-40 r.be “67be 10755 107 1055, 81 103 103: 103 65% 65g 653 68 i $6 SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. $6000 MA StP,1&Md 9436 ‘70, we 500 do 1000, Ido 100 St Ly I 100 O & Miss RR.be.s3 97% 600 do 10 2000 do 104% 20 do 10g 100 do oy 100 do 10g 100 do lo 2100 do Ww lo 9 do on 41 NYNH be 154 100 Chi & Alton Riche 804 100 StL & San F.besd 4% 71 Chi, B&Q KR. .be 104 2:30 TO 1110 shs Lake Shor 200 do 200 do... 1800 do do. 0 * 200 Northwostern pf... 100 do 400 1700, IW, C8 10) Wabash receipts G0 aD vase 100 Rock Island I au.. dose aoe. St Paul do. do do.. do. do 100 WwoseLa ROSE. 100.Del, Lack & W 00 400 200 1600 300 100 706 20 100 609 600 10 200 800 bon 200 ux oy do ; 4ONY NT EH 100 Hav’ & se Jo 100 Han & st Jo pl 100 Ea eas a4 do. 200 iuo 700 Ohio &°5 100 | strained, $1 40: COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON : SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED FIBM-—FLOUB LOWEEB—WHEAT LOWEB—OOBN STEADY—OATS STEADY—WHISEFY STEADY PORK EASY—LABD EASY—PETROLEUM NOMI- NAL—-OILS: STEADY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—BOSIN QUIET—COFPEE QUIET—SUGAB STEADY—FREIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE. Wronxspay, Oct. 17—6 P, M, Business continued fair trade, and in some comm: tions were consummated in most departments of the jodities considerable transac- at fall or improved prices. On Change flour and wheat were still depressed and | prices were rather lower. Whiskey was steady. buyers’ favor, rates were stiffer, Cotto Futures closed firm. Coffee Oils were generally frm. nominal, Rosin and spirits Correx,—The market for lute decline; we have no sal Corn and oats were steady. Pork and lard were doll and in Froights wore fairly active apd grain n on the spot was st was quiet, Sugar was Petroleum remained dull and turpentine were.quiet, Rio was dall, put steady at the to report, The market for mild coffee was unsettled and nominal. The business for the week is summed up as t follows :—4.563 mats Java, 269 bags Maracaibo, 421 do. Lagnayra, 180 do. St. Domingo, sold for lots im consumption within our range; 2,560 bags St. Domingo in transit to Europes The stock of mild coffee in Oret hands is 12,061 mats Java, 16,182 do. Singapore und 34,713 bags, including 778 bags Ceylon, 13,418 do. Maracaibo, 7,921 do, Laguayra, 120 do Jamaica, 880 do. St. Domingo, 902 do. Costa Rica, 4,531 do, Mexican, 4,014 do. Angostura and 2,059 do, Savanilla, 15g¢. w 16c.; fair do, 18440. ; good do. 1WKe. @ 19}g0.; extreme ra Ordinary cargoes, 1836. ; prime do., 2c. ; San- We quote ge for lota, 155¢c. tos, fair to good, 17}gc. @ 18c., gold, 90 days; Java, govern” ment begs, 220. # 2ic.; do, grass nats, 220, a 24c.; Singa pore, 18}¢c. # 20c.: Ceylon, 18¢, a 200.; Maracaibo, 17c. a 193gc.; Laguayra, Ife. « 20c.; Jamuica, 17. » 18}gc.; St Domingo, 166. ; Porto Rico, 20e.: Mexican, 18, » 10}s ostura, 1Bc, & 20}ge. Gc, a 1BIgc. iToN on the demand, Quotati auove midi middling reduced 1-16c., stri duced Et firmer. ‘The market ruled portant change in. prices. firmer with the. pri were ‘The ol jard of classi! ty not more m American st. running in q Tow the grade quoted :— Cotton, Stained unchanged. showing spat cotton, 18¢, a 20c.; Costa Rica, 17c, a + Macassar, 18340, a 200; An- ‘anitla, 17. 9 193g. ; Curacoa, ¢ ruled steady with e fair consumptive revised as follows :—Grades ing advance 1 16c., strict low middling and low 00d ordinary and below rt Futures opened a shu dull all day and without im At th the market was u advance of trom 3 to 6 ‘closing prices tu-day, compared Qui ification and ou cotton in store than half a grade above or be- New . Alabama. N, Orleans, Texas, Ordinary: 18 91516 10 1-16 10 116 Strict or 10 5-18 10 5-16 10 7-18 10 710 Good ordiaur; 10,916 10,916 1011-16 1011-16 Strict good or: 10% 10% 10% «(107% Low middling 11 ir ny 11% Strict low middiiug. 11% | 1g 11 il Midaling.. +1116 115.16 1116 11716 Good middiia, , Strict good mid fie iits1e tits Middling fair, 11 12 124 Pai ese 12 124 127) —Stained—Good ordinary, 9 11-16e.; strict. good ordinary, 105-18e.; low middling, 109-166; middling, 10 15-16e, ‘The spot salos were ay follows :— . To-day. Last Evening, Total. Export... 0 100 310 Consumption 3 150 1,293. Speculation. pes 20 Totals..erss. 1.403 250 1,653 Inctuiled in the above ato 250 bales to arrive. Deltvered 100 bales. For on contract, ‘esterday, afte: ag follows 700 at 11.340. 1,300 at 11.05 100 at 10,90e. : 1 + 11.060y, at Llc. 100 at 11.05¢., 400 at 1104¢. 400 at 11.03¢., Totul, 5,400 bales. To-day up to two P.M. 200 at 11,28¢., 100 at 11.29 at 11.020, October, 200 at ‘L1.32e.. 200 at 11.80c., 200 at 11.31 fusure delivery tho sales wero x two P. M.—Octooer, 100 at November, 100 at 11.07c., 100 at 900 at 11.04¢.; December. 700 Jaunary, 100 at 11.060. |; November, 100 at 11.07¢.. 1,100 at 11,06c., 1,600 at 11.05¢., 700 at 11.046, 400 at 11.05¢.. 100 at 11-07. ; December, 100 at 10 99¢., 600 ut 10,98¢., 300 at 10.97¢.; Ja 11.04¢., 100 at 11.03e,, 200 at 11. rary, 200 at 11.186, ; at 11.290. Total, 8,300 bale ‘The receipts at’ the ports 487 bales; New Orleans, nah, 4,174;' Charleston, folk, 2,318; Baltimore, Philadelphis. 19,304 bales. 1 bre September 1, 322,145 closed ay follows:—To Havre to Hamburg, by steam, le., comp 8,005 7:"New York, 94; Boston, 41 Total, 20,815 bales, last’ year, 27,075 ba bules to last nizht, nuary, 400 at 11.05¢., 600 at O4e., 200 at 11.05¢.; Feb- 300 at 11.306. 200 is. Grand total, 15,000 bales. were as follows: —Galveston, 4,093; Mobile, 1,848; Savan- 3 Wilmington, 1,398; Nor- March, This day last weok, Total since Cotton treights %e., compressed; » to Bremen, by by ste steam, 7¢¢., compressed: to Liverpool, $4 & S-16d., by steam; by snil, el, compres d. Market quiet. ‘FLOUR AND GRAIN. —Recoipts—Flour, 18,583 bbls. ; wheat, bus! 3,52 bushels: out 57,599 do.; barley mall quiet and esay; in se 16,0U0 bbis., including 5 annexed quotations. sules 400 bbls. firm, Tho sales were 1,000 We quote:— No, 2 state Superfine State. Extra Stati Choico Stat Superti Extra Western. Minnesota (new) Round hoop Ohio, eee brands. Round hop Ohio, trade brat Family City Mills. ....... St. Lonis, low extra. St. Louis, stralght St. Louis, choice doable oxtr St, Louls, cholee family Rye floar,, Soutbern, No. Southern, superfin Southern, fami! Corn meal, W Corn meal, Jersey. Cora meal, Brandywine. Corn meal, puncheous —Wheat was quiet and easier. corn meal, 357 buis! and 50 sacks; corn: 49.07 do. 1,220 d Darley, four was iu fair demand, and tne ‘at fall prices. Corn weal was bbls, and sacks at quotations. 50a 550 5750 800 6008 625 5 00n 5 50 5758 6 00 6 00a 750 5 75a 600 ds. 6258 675 6 50a 700 5 50a 6 50 6008 6 25 8508 700 7258 750 7508 850 seeeee 4008 4 60 3758 450 4508 550 6008 725 7 We 925 2500 400 2508 820 3408 350 The spot and future sales were 250,000 bushels at $1 31.0 $1 44 fur ungraded winter, $1 31 for No. 2 Chi for No.2 Milwauke York, deliver: 24,000 bushels di ‘No. 2 Northwest, No, 2 red, for Octobi lows pring, spot and all Oct pot and all Uctobs 9 1 ash, at $1 3244, reat $1 32, Sules at th 8 % No, 2 red, fur October, $1 45 bid, $1 46 $1314 1 13 ie ‘$1 tor The to 27th Oct aoa ot rat November, $1 4244 bid, $1' 46. asked: No. 2 soring, for November, $1 30° bid, $1 | 3U1g ‘asked; No, 2 Northwest, "tor Octobor, $1 Mss, bid, $1” 31 asked; do., lor November, $1 31 bid, $1 Corn was firm, with a fair ‘demand. The spot 140,000 bust at 59\e, for steamer mixed, au ige. for Ni at the first o 24,000 bushel for November, at GOle. or Novemober, at 60igc., steamer, 59340. bid, 603ge. us GOsge. asked: December, do. No. 2, 6Li4e, bid, 6134e. asked. t Ryo was stendy at 70e. for Western, and 75¢. « was quiet, but steady, BUe. for State. quiet. Oats were closing follows: dy. Hae. . juny quo fold within the above range. ixar axp Jore.—We not vate terms, not tor single, 6210 & $275, gold: jute, 4} currency, eash and tim fstle, be., all gold. Lixseap.—We note salo No. 2, for October, Sales’ at the second call wero 16,000 bushels Nu. 2, for October, at 593¢e., and 8,000 do., : ; A 15 for double 59Hge., and 16,000 do., cosing as tollows>-October, ; November, do., 6U44c, bid, GO%e. bid, 61ige. asked; do. Beans and poas were quiet Barley malt was also jes were 64,000 bushe! ‘he Jute butts on pi ri $175 & $182 50 of 11,100 bags, ex Mary Sten- houso, at $2, gold, four months, MOLASSES. —~ New Orleans 500 bis, Foreign w: Cuba inthe market, the tock of Porto iico light, being only 228 bhd: latter, We quote :—Cul se. ; clayed, Y4o. a 37 a. 42¢. 45e.; or! sirictly' fancy. NAVAL StoRns.—Spirits turpentl steady; 200 bbls, gold late yeste Kosin was quiot change in tar Rosin —U 1 70 0 $1 75. Advices Tar, $2 2: m Wilmington Ht sy «hard, $1 40; pid. 8.—Cotton seed ofl wi ‘at the call. The fol Hye. bid, S5e. asked; January, S20. bid. made at Ave, We note salen sperm ofl tor export, and both yn private terms. W Ined, 72e, 4 75e.; sperm, wintor elephan fish, 5 Prrnoveum,—Retined was fules were offered for Balti very quiet. nd English Island was al ot tie ‘museovado + 160 bbis. goo 145. Tar firm; $ It and virgin, $2 60, Spirits quiet; me. a '60e, for large Tots. erm, $1 40; do. natural do., $1 99; wiial The stock is searcoly any jock being only 151 hhds.; and ry former and 136 do, of the ind mixed, 266. a ning, 350. a B8e. 5 & 50a; Englis remained st centrifugal 0 Rico, 37e. few Urloans, 40c. a S5¢, for good to was quict und about lay and to-day at 35¢, strained sold wt $180. No @ quote :—Spirits turpentine, $140, and ordinary strained, $260, Piteh, $2 12 were as follows Turpen- as very quiet. No sal lowing were the bid at the enil:—Ocetober, dtc. bid; November aud De- eller yenr, Oi Sige. . Asked. ‘Linseed oll was Some small sales were iu New Bedford of 500 bbis. of 490 bbls. do, tor manufactire, quote :—Linseeg, Sve. a 6Ue. } ude, $1 15 4 61 18; blewched erude iheached winter, 70s. ; extra bleached winter winter bleached o ., 400. Maino, 45e. a 470. ‘duli and entirely nominal. Re- imore delivery at 14e. At the Peiroloun Exchange trade in certiiowtes was very lixht, 40, We quote:—Crade, Iie. a 1146. ; refined, in b I7!t0. a 180. ; naphtha, Ze. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 000 bbis. reqular sold at $2 31% and 3,000 bbls, do. at in bulk, Bic. ; du, in barrels, arrels, 1c. asked; do, in cases, ‘a8e. tor ordinary; refined, at . Lage. a lage. Pounthy.—Ihere was « contivaed demand for chickens at fuil prices, Other ainds Wo quote prime, I4e. « Ise, ; State au & 16e; Philadelphia spring. Jersey, 19e. 6 17e 1D ood to, Philadelphia spring, 17e. derse: aide, ; Western spring, Iie. a 1de,; do, W and Jersey, 1¢, 14¢. ; geese, Jersey and Maryland, ern, #1 25 a $1 87; ducks, 50e. 8 6c. ROVISIONS.—Receipts—P' tierces, 2 bbis. aud 16 bacon, 577 boxes; be d hows, 418, Pi ate, good to ime, | B14 2 bid asked, December, $15 BU bid; spller rene, $13 's13 75 bid, e $14.30 w #14 40, quiet; the salon we January, nis, mess wt «but rath wrernge, AL BSC. 25 boxes and 500 city smoked harms Dut some val AYKe.. s evening clear and short clear, 7-5 \6e., and 400 boxes short dalivary. ut nrivate orice, y picke ulindelpbia dry picked, 16e. « 18e. . a 18¢. torn, 1 The closing call prices were as follows :—Octubs November, oll and new, $13 80 bid, $14 20 12 Ibs. uvernge, at S%e. re mide late Ta were tnirly active and steady, Dressed poultry—Turkeys, Jorsoy, good to a Western, good to prime, 14c. I8e, @ The. ; ebickens, State and Western, l4c. a 16e. ; Fow|s—d orne: primo 13s. ducks, State, ‘a'19e. Live poultry —Turk n, Ie, & 18e. ; chickens, Jer aw ize. rn, 120, 1 50 w 81 87 per pair jersey, Ole, « 87c.; Westorn, 38 ork, O19 paek 195 ‘bbls. and inwily'u ‘ork 0 bid, $14.10 wore Cut meats were ‘8,000 lbs. pickied 10,000 Ib, 13 1s. ellios, 12 Ibs. av i 13ige, Bacon w nin, B14 aki 1% ity long cloar and rh long clear at Rige, we 260 boxes city long Docomber delivery, at t ecember and January Boot was stoudy. at 813 a 814. Sissi | id 9825 for for extra mess, $14 508 $15 for ye ‘ried Baan 5D, and 750 do” Western us. $8 87% & $8 '00, ‘chieny ‘at $8, 00." Refined ruled ~ qui! Butter—Kecetpts, 5.270 packages. Thy market ruled dull. Stute creamery was quoted at 0c. a 35c. and State dairy at 22c. a 280, Western, commorto fine, quoted at 12c. a 22¢, Cheese—Keceipts, 13,205 boxes,’ The market re mained quiet, but ruled steady, Full cream quoted at 13350. Heer Recel 855 bbls, The market remeimed quiet, We quote Loug Island, Now Jersey and near-by, 2c. & 286,; State and Pennsylvania, 2ic, a 22e.; Western, Rick, —There was a very good demand for dom: prices, ing of im nee was done in foreign. stock of Rungvon in voud was 3.00) ae . 4c. a 8} od, 84°, a Gye. ; prime, new, ist na aaa ca geist new, Sic. u Oc. ; Patna, 7c, icy ; Rangoon, in bond, $3 30, gold. UGAR.—Raw was steady but not very active. We note £200 hhds, molames sugar at Tige, and 300 bhd centrifugal at 9c. Refined was quiet but unchanged. Y; lows were scarce and commended full prices. We quot: do., 8340. ; prime do. , 8340. ; Cuda, Meo. ; do., centrifugal, bhds, 1 Be. a Gigc.; G3, molasses, hhds. ; Porto icieo,’ refining, on to io. grocery, fair to choice, Sic, u ce °. rd A, We. w N%e.; Off A. Vgc, m 9860. 5 0 ‘anulated, 10sec. a # 10e.; cub tol 10% # Le, 2 th, ite extra O's, Go. “ Sihet areden inctading OF tha statistical position of raw sugars: Saek iteprtatnna gaa: 7 | Fate Malate: How extra U's Sic. a 8 pho toileting ald ‘nal count, including spec- ulation), Oct. 1, 1877..... 84.578 28,823 810,050 1,913 Receipts since Oct, 1. 6.685 “8,906 14,411" — Totals....... 324,461 1,913 Salessinee Oct. 1, . 175,118 229 Stock this day, Oct. “17, ft 69,211 149,343 1,684 Comparing with stock Oct. 19, 1876... seose 81,076 25,727 81,220 1,187 Comparing with stock Oct, 21, 1875.. ++... 75,632 28,328 184,203 11,192 Comparing with stock Oct, 3, 187: serve 68,590 74,404 25.919 33. Srkauine was quiet and steady. id FE rare cared Prime was quoted at sold on private terms Tisuow.--leceipte—28 hinds, 99 tierces, 406 bbls. and 80 casks, Tallow wus onsy. The sales were 75,000 lbs. at 7540. nd 250 bbl#. on private terms. pte 10 bbis, Whiskey was steady; . wold a6 $1 134 and SU bbls. aleohoi at $2 1: Faxicurs.—An active movement was uccomplistied in in tonnage on the berth per steaim and in chartering Is wt advanced ratesin general. Av extensive Lusi- wasdone in grain room to Li tig es per steam, at \Od,, showing @ rise of 34d, per bushel from the top price ached for along time. “Bristol steam room brought 10% per bushel for urain; Hull, 103gd., and Giasgow, 10d. I'e- troleum tonnage was in fair request and fir ther kinds qaiet, but firm. Eugagements—To Liverpool, per stem, 197,900 bushels , (grain, | including | 19,90) buslielé wheat, 9}ga.; 8000 bushels grain, "934d, and 80,000 bustiels’ do, 10d.; 500 bales eviton, tyii.; 200 boxes 873. Gd: 1,500 boxes cheese, 45s. i grain, sneluging 8.000 pushels Gorn, Yd., GO ibs., tundard. Ging Od,; "150 bols. tuilow, is gratu, including 64,000 bus! 000 ‘bushels whens, 103¢4, 5 44,000 bushels ginin, including” 28,000 bushels ai ; and 16,000 bushels barley, 9g4., 48 Ibs. Churters:—An Italian bark (to ar- rive), hence to Cork for orders, with 3,200 quarters grain at 6s, 9d.; a Norwegian vessel (to arrive), with 5,000 quarters to Cork. for orders, reported at 6s. 9d, and w Norwegian bark (to arrive), with 3,500 quarters to 4 or about 6s. Yd, Norwegian bark, uence to Cork for orders, with 3,000 quarters zruin at 7s, Sd. ¢ an Austrian bark, hence to Cork for orders, with 3,000 quarters ut 7s. 4354. ; 4 Norwegian bark, honce to Cork for , with 3400 qharters at 7s. S3d.: adn American bark, “const Lreland, with 3@00 quurters grain. wi Gs. 104d. ; an Austrian bark, hence to United Kingdom diree luding west coast ireland and London, with 4,000 quurters barley at 7s, 3d. ; an Italian bark, hence to Leghorn for orders, with 3,000 quarters grain at 6s, Od. ; privilege of Naples at vame rata: un ltallan bark, hence to arseilles for orders to the Mediterranean, with 4,000 uerwers do. at 6s, Gd. to Marseilies, other ports é. Md; & British bark, hence to London, ‘with 5,500 bbls. refined petroleum at 4s, 6d.; an ‘Ameri- can bark, hence to Brissol, with 2,600 bbla do at 5s. ‘British bark, hence to Marsgilles, with 8,300 bbls. crude Petroleum (Including 300 bbls. anid 500 cisew naphtha) at .;@ British bark from Philadelphia, with 2,400 bbls, crude petroleum to Havre, Antwerp or Bremen, at fs. 444, 3 ‘an American schooner, hence to Liverpool, with 2,400 bbls. refined petroleum at Ss.; & German ship (re-let). hence to Bremen, with 7,000 bbls. do. do. at 4s, ded. ; a Norwexian brig, henice to Trieste, with 2,600 bbls, do. do. at 6s , option ofc 82}4c.; an'Ameriesn dark, from Philadelphia tu Havre or Duukirkc, with 3,000 bbls crude petroleum on pri- vate terms, . COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS, Octopen 16, 1877, Trade has been steady in most of the articles of country produce during this past week. The quality of many vario- ties has improved and less poor quality produce has been forwarded. This has rendered sales moro easy at current rates, The continued warm weather has injured the sale of some ot the most perishable products in rendering them of poor quality, aud in some instances utterly spoiling the varieties. No refuse articles aro herewith quoted. Cuxxse.—Demand fair; quality in the aggregate medium with a choice top. State cheese, quality poor, 7c. a 9c. pur 1b. ; State cheese, quality medium, Llc. a 12¢. per lb. ; Stato cheose, quality fair, 12. = 120, per Ib.; State cheer August made, quality good, 12%¢. @ 13%¢¢. per Ib. Sta cheese, quality choice, September made, 13!40. « 13%c. per 1.5 Obio choose, quality poor, 7a u 8c. ver lb.; Ohio cheese, quality dium, lle. a 12c. perlb.; Obio cheese; uslity fair, 12c. a 123gc. per lb, The export trade 1s sole); fa choice Septem! Eocyertig cheoso, and was, for last jus beon no change in the tone of trade t weekly report, save that choice brands have dvanced slightly. Poor quality butter continues to be ue sulable at nominal valucs, State butter in half torkiu tubs, 18¢. 9 20e. per Ib.; State butter, dairy paiis, rY, quality good, Stute butter creamery, quality choico, in smail jovbing lots, 4c. a 35e. per Ib.; Western fuctory,- guality, poor, Lc. aloe. per ibis | Western dairy, qnuiity ta ferior, 20c, a 22c, per ib.; Western creamery, quality tnir, Bho. «'26e per ib.; Westarn creamery, quality xvod, Be. & per ib. 46us.—Trade in eggs has suffered during the past week— from the warm weather and tryin there having been placed on the market several lots of ice house eges, which, when or quality. Lah ‘re ern and Canada eggs 20c, a 21c. per dozen, Pennsylvania and State eau 2lc. a ue. per donen. Jersey exes, quality good, 2c. a 24c. per dozen; Veaed generally fair; demand and supply moderate and equal. CALIFORNIA FRUITS.—This week supplies us with some very choice varieties of Callforuia fresh fruits, The white are choice and im vrisk demand at $3 Cluirgoou peurs and d?Anjou pears, ; Vicar of Wakelield pears box. Demand ondlly as tresh home fruits Lecone scarce, “ oy ‘0 rapidly eh at current ir jana grapes, Se. be. a Ge, per ib; lone Deiaware grapes out of season. remely in quality? ears, BS n HS bbl." Virgal ‘Apples arrive ot oxcelient qual The demand is fair. rk apples, $1 50 8 $2 50 p pins, king prppins and ¢ rt bbl." Cooking peats—Quality youd; 8 P Dushol basket. Quinces, $5 a $7 per bbl. Crunberrie rive to band in hoavy lots, and were it not for the Western trade ratos would be su low that growers might well | we discouraged. ‘Tho chief shipments caxo and other Western cities, with 100 ci New Jersey cranberries, $1 75 a $225 pi Cod cranyerrios, $5 50 a $7 50 per crate. nuIts.—No chun ions. State apvles, tered, 5: Mixed iow of bbl. ‘per pio sliced, quality cholee, 7ige, @ 4c. por 1b, ; Southern apples, sliced, oc, # be. per ib.; Southern apples, quartered, t5yc. 5 8, ed, 1a bays, peact from_ Georgi 4 t poor quality, 7c, a Sc. per 1b. ; peache: ed, in quartors, 96, w Sige. ver Ib. ; poachos, unpecle Siac a Oe per Ib.; gherries, 1446. per Ib.; Southern plums, 100. » 12¢. per id.: raspberries, 8 230 per Ib. ; blackberries. 7c. a 7gc. per Ib. Nurs. —Demand small, quality generally fair. ‘Tennessee peanuts, 8c. © 90a per Vasbol; Wilraingtun (N. C.) pew. Ruta, $14 $1 25 per bushel; Virginia peanuts, 81 10 0 61 per bushel; sbolled peanuts, Gye. w Te. per Ib ; hickory huts, $1 25 a 81 50 per bbI. ; chestnuts, 8320 a $4 50 per Dbi. ‘BxaNS aND PxAS.—The condition of trade varies in uiffer- ent varieties of beans. Thus marrow beans are aul; f poor quality at $2 a 8220 por bushel; choice qua bushel; medium beans ‘are in il and in active demand for — tho qnailty, which have been havd oicked. Sales 3 per bushel. Choice quality toa beans in \s Red kidney beans, $2 GO per bushel. White kianey beans, $2 60 a $2 65' per bushel. Green peas, $1 30a 61 40 per bushel. Southern black-eyed peas, $2.50 par two-bushel bag. Canada poas in bulk, iu bond, 88¢, per bushel Fuxsi VaGetasins.—Trade steauyiani demand active, receipt chyice at $2 10 0 $2 light demand at $2 26 0 $2 30 per busi Quality good: supply sbundans © String veans, $1 a 150 per bag. Lime bexns, $3 a $3 50 per two- bashel bag. "Beets, 30c. » 40c. per dozen bunches. Carrots, $275 & $2 45 per bbl. Chiccory, 2c. m oe. por dozen head. White, cabbage, “for tavie use, 37e. a Suc, per dozen. Ked cabbage for pickling, 75¢. 881 per doen. Caulifiowers, $2 u $2 50 Gora, fi . per dozen. $1 25 por 1Ohead, Celery, quality good, $1 a $1 50 per oven bunches. Kuub colery, very scarce. A few eve pinnts have again bern forwarded and sold at 0c. 75e. per deren. Garlic, 15. @ 20s, per string, Horse radisin, Sue, & 7de. per dosen. Leeks, 50c. a T5e. per doneu bunches. Lettuce, 2c. a 35¢. perdozen. Mushrooms, fresh to band from Staten Island, 0c. a@ 0c, por. I. Mint, 4 30 per dozen ‘bunches. — White ouions, $225 4 $250 per barrel, Yellow and red onions, $2 8 $225 per barrel. Akra, 30c @ 40c. per 1) head, Oyster plants, 5c. a 7c. per dozen bunches, Peas, $30 $3 50 per two-bushel bag, nips, ‘Se, per basket. Green peppers, 75¢. a $1 per bbi Parsley, Se. w 35e. per dosen bunches.’ Radishes, quality ehvice, Mo de. per doren bunches. Bruxeties sprouts, 75¢. « $1 per basket. Spinach, 75e & $1 per ddI. Boston squash, $1 & $190 per vbl. Tomatoes, growing very scarce quulity ood. G60c. @ 75¢e. per basket. White turnips, $1 a i per bbl. Yellow turnips, $150 ver bul. atercresses, Se. 8 Be, or doren bunches, Pampkins, $8 @ $10 per 100 head. Nusturtiums, 20¢. a 256. per quart. Mangoes, $1 50 per bbl, The quality ot the 'y potatoes How to hand 18 not 6o good as tt has been. ‘nD For double headed barrels for shipping; aiso early rose, $1.25 a $150 per bbl.; pench biows tor city trade, 81.50 a $1 75 per bbl. Tho quality of the sweet pora- toes to band is choice: sweet potatoes from Virginia, $1.75 9 ing per bbl, ;sweet potatoes from Delaware, $2 a $2 75 per Poutrky,—The warm and for this month the unseason- able weather depresses the trade in poultry, which has jen of in volume, Quality genersily tur in chickens ly good in turkeys. State and Jersey wis, quality choice, 13c 14c, por lb. ern chickens and fowls, 11¢ a 1c. per ib. No South- itty to hand. State and Jersey turkeys, 14c. @ 150. Western turkoys, Lie. @ 14c.; ail alive as quoted Vhiladoiphia dry picked chickens and fowls, Ic, a Live. per Peiladelphin da . Ide. & 176, por lb. ; evse In pairs, 50, Demand steady, quality good. Grou por pair; partridges, 70c. @ 80e. por palr; we 650, por Ib.; mallards, 60e. « Zoe, per patr: ‘of the wild duck, 20¢. @ B5e, {ordinary speck wes, 40c. Boo. per Ib, in saddles Hay'anv Stkaw.—Tho quaiity of the hay now to hand is ter than that recently repurted; in consequence salos ier ut current rates, and d and ship urage in buying. Timothy for retailing, quality medium, 650. « 756. por ewt.; timothy hay for per pair; venison,’ 180, a 20s. Fotailing. quality good, 80s, 800s. per ws; suipplag hay, wn on low lands, Gc. « 60s. por cwt.; sals warah hay, 2 GUe, ver ewt,: tve straw. long. 500, | red, #1 20 a $1 30. short rye straw, 40. @45e. per cwt,; oaten straw, 35¢, 9 Se verews. a te AND BeEswax. \y itt, more 4 Ate; demand light, quality good. Malden honey lane 18c. a'20e, per Iv. ; stock honey not on sale. Beeswax, both Southera and Western, in demand at 26c.'a 27¢, pe BROOMCORN. —Rates advanced ; trade firm ; choice quality, Ge. 4 Bigc. per lb. ; inferior quality, 4, 7 + poor quality, Sige. a Se. per i ners Sar NEW YORK CATILE MARKETS, Wepsxspay, Oct. 17, RECEIPTS FOR TWO Days, bad Veale oe op Ge x me 999 18 587 6,070 — - = = — 4546 1 = 1942 3146 1,989 13 587 7.412 on’ this, forenoon, of a fight run at to haud, was siow. Tho quality of the rom port in general cose fc. por Dewt, strong, From 55 56 the bas bean allow id few steers obtulned 57 Ibs. net. AU si: street T. ©, Eastman sold for self 12 cars of horned sus follows: 72 Illinois steers at 9c. per ib. cwt.: 111 Iiinols steers mt 9c, per Ib., weight ight ig MOIS sti head ut 9gc, per Ib., 11 head at 9%. per Ib., 14 ‘at 10440. perib., weight 74 cwt: 15 Hlinois stedes at 1140, per lb. Gillis & Brown sold for D. B. Curtis 72 State steers wt BiG. per Ib., with 4 lend at 10g. per Iu., weight 6i< ewe, View & Cary sold for Ulex & Goff 100 Kentucky steers at Wc. 4 1160, por ib, weights 74 owt. » 7% ewt. HF, Burebard sold for Markin & Thompson i3 Ilinois ster ‘82 Dlinois weight 6) Tie owl. ; 14 Llinois steers at 9340. por Ibs, ‘Vogel sold for Meyers & Bexeustein sz Vinge. por Iby, weixht 73g ew a ioke 7phe ee Le bag Bea arty head on 3%" head, weights 73 ewt: a Big ewe At Jersey City yards Coney & MeVhersom sold for A. & J, Christy 43 Vircinia stocrs at Oe. and Lite. per 64 ews. w 844 ewt, O, Kobn sold for T. Brown & ( tueky steers at Yr. a Yigo per Ib, weight 6) . 52 Ken ] He cw; 106 Kentucky steers sp.l0ige. Le. per 1b, welght 8 owt., 48 Koutucky oxen at Yc. « 1c. per lb, weight 51g owt, O'Donnell sola for Waixel & Allerton 34 Iilingis steers at ise, per Ib., weight 614 cwt., scant; for Haskell & Ben nicker 18 Kentucky sievrs at 9c, per Ib, weight 5% ewt, 8. W. Shermon sold ior Waixel & Allerton 34 Iinols steers, 17 head at Ol4e. per lb., 17 head at Osc. per I weight Oowt. W. bk. Dual y fold for A. Vogel 75 Volorado steers at 8ige. ib.. welght 65% cwt.; 20 Missouri st Bie. Ib, witl $1 of — per 18 Missouri steers at 9c. pe: weight 614 owt, strong; for N, Morris, 60 Texan steers ct from the Plains, at 7c. per ib., weight 5 a oxen atSe. perlv., weight 9ewt., strong: 25 Illinois with 50e. on per head, weizht 634 ewt,, cers at Vgc. per 1b., weight Bis cwt., in sold for Meyers & Begenstemn 18 Ili: Io, wrlxht 64 owt; 17 at per weight '6' ew. strou hy, i ‘L, Bexenst rs wt Ylge, pel t Wife. per ib., weight’ 6% ewt.; per Ib., with $1 ‘on | per weights 7 ewt. w 74 owt, ; Morris 72. grass ted illinois stoers ab 8i4c, a Bie. per Ib., welzht 544 ewt. ; 38 Missouri stoers at_Yite, per Ii. weight 634 ewt, Seigel & Meyer sold for N. Morris ‘36 Llinois steers at O36e. per Ib., weleht 6% owt.; 22 Lite nois steers at 1c. per Ib., with $1 off por hoad, weight 7 ewt. B, Westheimer sold for Leman Bros, 34 Ohta steurs with some oxen, mixed, iu quality coarse, at 8%¢0 Yige. per Ib. weight 6% ewt,’ D. Waixel soid. tor Waixel & Allerton, 85 Colorado stecrs at 9c. per Ib. per head on 19. head, welghis OX a’ G4. ow Hlinois steers at 93/6. per Ib.. weight 6% awt., strong, Holmes suid for selves 19 indiana steers at 35g, nlive weight of S00 Ibs per head; 15 Indiang ‘at 3i4c, per tb, on live weight of 900 Ibs pot ‘Suker AND Layws,—Trade very dull at current rate: Sheep sold at die. w Go per Ib., lambs at Se. w bucks and ewes in mixed lots at 4340. ; 4 5c. per lb,, ow Hee. per lb: mixed flocks at ' 4% 4 quality trom course to enoice, Judd & Bi id 29 Canada ewes and bucks, weicht 3.830 » Wt 4%4c. per Ib. ; 134 Canada lambs, weizht 10,210 ibs., atc, per ib Kase & Plicock sold 230 Michigan shoep weight 18,150 Ibs., at 4c. per Ib.; 9 Canuda ewes unt bucks, weight 470 Iba,, . Dor 3 Canada ewes, weight 3,200. Ibs. ut Stye. per 1b. 87 Canada lamos, weight 5,970 lbs,, %: Ib. = 29 Canada lambs, weight’ 2060 per Ib. : 123 Kentucky sheep, woight 13,780 Newton & Holmes sold 3 3,290 Ibs.. wt 4%. per 1b.; 165 Illinois sh 16,020 Ibs., at Sige. per Ih, Hume, lliott, & State shecp, weight 107 Ibs. per hoa State sheep, weight 88 Ibs. per hond, State sheep, weight 115 Ibs. per bend, at Sige. por Ib.; 110 Michigan sligep, weight 81 Ibs, por a, at Be, per lb. | 173 Anady lambs, weight 81 bs, perhend, at Oo. per Ib.: 184 State lambs, woight 72 lbs, per head, at 5%e. por Ib. ; 18 State lambs, weight 62 ibs. per head, at S%e. per Ib State lambs, weicht 75 lbs per heud, at Ske, “por Ib. 8. MeGiow auld 33. stuce weight 901bs. per head, at 5c. por Ib weight 64 Ibs, per head, at be. per I weixht 5 Ibs per head wo! : 85 State lambs, t Sie. per lb.} 201 State lambs t 74 Ibs. per head, at Ge. per Ib. J. Kirby & Co, sol 3 Stato sheep, weight 95 Ibs, per head, at 440, per 1b. 180 State sheep, weight 33 ibs. per head, at 430. per Ibs] eop and lamba, weight 78 Ibs. per he: State lambs, weight 59 lbs. per head, ‘Of State lambs, weizht 72 lbs. per head, ut Ga, Canada lambs, weight 73 tbs. per head, at 550 beck suld 62 Michigan sheep, weizhts ¥1 Ibs. a 94 lus, per hvad, wt Sigu. per Ib,; 208 state sheop, weight 73 lbs. per head, at 3c. ps 138 State lamb: weight 88 Ibs, por head, at dc. per ib.; 40 State ow: weight 85 per head, at 430, per Ib ; 104 Canada ewes, weight 127 lbs. per head, at -Di¢c. per Ib.; 68 mixed Stato sheep and lambs, weight 68 Ibs. per head, at 4%c. per Ib. : 180 State sheop and lambs, mixed weight 71 ibs, er head, ut 54c. per lb.; 172 mixed Canadw d weight 77 Ibs ad, at Sige. par ld. ; 126 Scare lambs, weights 71 Ibs, a 73 tbs, per head, at $5 85 per ewt, Miccu Cows —Hold on sai Vieats axD CALVES. at de. a 9c. per | Ue. per Ib., with 9 head at 6 tioas.—Trade very slow; 148 Ohio hogs, live weight 185 us, por bead, and 156 Ohio hogs, lava weleit 200 Ibs. per head, sold ni Sige. per ib., 110 Ohio hogs, live weight Led Ibs, per head, sold at 15c. @ 20s. per Ib. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatynstox, Oct, 17, 187%, w tmiddiing, 10s. ; xood bales. Exports coust 39,385, Nxw Onuzans, Oct. 17, 1877. +t previous vricos; middling, 18%c.; low ood ordinary, 10c. Net receives, 4,001 ‘exports—To Grent Britain, 1,9795 conse 6,00. Stoek, 66,307. Mostte, Oet. 17, 1877. Cotton ensler; middling, 10}c. ; low middling, i0%e. 10ixe. ; good ordinary, 9450. Net receipts, 1,843 vales, Ex ports—To the Chaniel, 065; coustwise, il. Sales, 1,500 Stook, 15,605, + Savanvan, Oct. 17, 1877. dy. Smooth quality veals quality calves at Sige a c. ver Lb. Cotton easy ; middling, 1034 ordinary, OS. Net racelpts, wise, 964, “Sites, 1,230, 8: Cotton acti middling, bules; gross, 6, wise, 2,007." Sales, Cotton stondy; middling, 10 11-10e.;" low | middiin 10 5-18¢,;" good ‘ordinary, 13-160. Not roceipts, 4,144 bates, Exports coustwise, 2,445, Sales, 2, Stock, 43,708, Oswxao, Oct, 17, 1877. Flour unchanged; sales, 1,700 bbls, Wheat quiet; No. 1 Milwaukee club, 8134; white Stace, $143 08144. Cora ptemdy : high mixed, G4 § DSc. rejected, Ste, Bar: Jey quiet; No. 2 ada held at 74c.; No. 1 do., 83¢.; ex tra do., 87c, Corn meal—Bolted, $23; unbolted, $22 50, Millleed—shorts, $19 a $16; siipstuffy, $17.4 818; mid- dlings, $22 a $23. Canal treights—Wheat und peas, 10c,; corn and rye, 0c. ; barley, Be., to New York: varley, 7340., to Albany ; lumber, $2 to Albany, $275 to New York, Lake receipts—6O0 pbis. flour, 7,200 bushels wheat, 58000 do, barley, 389,000 feet limber. Canal shipments—23,000 busels wheat, 49,000 do. barley, 8,300 do. rye, 438,000 feet lumber. Flour shipped by raii, 1,700 bola, ‘Grain on canal from Buffalo and Oswego for tidewater—2595,000 bushels wheat, 674,000 do. corn, 571,000 do. oats, 462,000 do. bur- ley, 159,000 do. rye. Burvavo, Oct 17, 1877. Flour steady, in fair demand; sales 1.300 bbls. at un- changed quotations. Wheat unsetved, neglected and en- tirely nominal, Corn dull aud lower; 000 bushels No. 2 mixed Western at SU}gc. a Sdc.; No, 2 Toledo at Sle, & Sige neglected: nominally at 80c. for No. 2 Chicago. Nye inactive. Barley neglected. Matt quiet an¢ unchanged. Provisions quiet and steady. Highwines dul) at pl Wa SL 10, Oanal treights firm; wheat 12c., con 10c, to New York. Receipts by lake—6,U00 bbls, flons 394,000 bushels wheat, 52,000 do. corn, 112,00 do, barie, By railroad—4,000 bbls, floar, 15.000 bushels wheat, 24, do. corn 12,000 do, cats, 6,000 do. barley, 3,000 do. rye Shipments vy canal to sidewuter—234,000 bushels wheat, 17,000 do. corn, 59,000 de. oats; from elevators, 104,006 do. whens, 35,000 do. corn, ToLevo, Oct. 17, 1877. Flour quiet. Wheat gut Michigan, ot, $1 294g: November, $1 3U; December, $1 31; No. 2 red winter, spot aud October, $1 2834; November, $1 20; No. 3 red, $1.20; No. 2 wmvor Michigan, $127 bid. Corn dull, high mixed, 46%{e; No. pot, 46hg 46: rejected, 46c; damaged, now, Suc. Ualx dull; white held at Oe, 'C eed, $475 for prime. heat to Buffalo, de ; corn to do. corn to Sige. 000 bushels whent, 18,000 do, eorn, 1,000 do, 0 Shipments—8,000 pashels wheat, 82,000'ao. corn, 4.000 do, vats. At tho close, wheat dull and lo $12 seller October an 130; No. 2 red winte: ‘ovember, Bl 28%; No. quiet and unchanged, Cixcinmatt, Oct. not quotaviy high w Porn in tair demand. stronger at 27¢. a 32c. Kye easier ut 9740. a 59c. Barley dull; lower tu sell; good to prime Western spring, 50c a Ml and lower at $13 75 a 814. Lard qulet, but fs 25. Bu Plour firmer, but mand; ing, $4 90 a $5 15; butehers', $5 20 a $5 head; shipments, 2,457. Cnicaco, Oct. 17, 1877. Flour quiet but steady, Wheat dail, woak and lower; No. 1 Chicago spring, $1 10; No. 2 do., $1 09, cas! $1 O86, October: $1.06% a $1 06M, November; $1 05%, all the yoar; No. 3 do, $1 04; rejected, 96e. Corn quiet bus 2iges. eda 424. November; rejected, lull and a sade lower: 22%., cash; 24440. 23% c., December, Rye firmer ut 5246. Bar «Pork duil and lower; $14 87%, ons gla ay, October; #1 $12.95, November; $12 00, all the year, Lard duil, woak and lower; $860, cush; $3 173, all the Bulk ments eusier; shoulders, Gdge.: short ribs hort cleur, 74¢. Whiskey, $1 reiviits—Corny lo, 43g¢. Keeetnts—Flour, 16,000 bbls. wheat, 178,000 Is;' corn, 141,000 do, ; oats, 47,000 do, rye, 100,000 do. 3,000 do. Shipments—Floar, 11,000 bbis. ¢ corn, 60,000 do. i 61,000 do. ; + barley, 27,000 do. At the afternoon call ot Wheut active, but lower: $1 OM, October; $1 05% 4 $1 UO: ber, Corn dull ai hade lower: 424g¢., October mber, Oats qui id anchanzed. rk dull lower; $14 25, October; 50, all the ye easier; $3 13 9 $3 1734, all the your. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. PRovipenom, R. 1., Oct. 17, 187%, No transuotions in print cloths, Prices unchanged, HAVANA MARKET. Sugara in limited demand. Spa Exchanges woak. On the United Stas Se Ye premium; short si days, gold, 536 46 premium; short sight do., 6% «744 pI mium, Gn London, 17 #175 premium. Ou’ Paria, 4@ premium, EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, Livenpoon, Oot. 17—5 P.M. Cotton.—Futares closed quiet. Uplands, low middling clause, January aud February delivery, 6 5-16d, Lonpon, Oct. 17-5 :30 P. M. Prodne.e—Rofined petroleum, 12354. per gallons tallow, 40s. 9d. W418 por ewty spirits of turpentine, 25s, 3d. & 25s. Od. por ews, Axtwerr, Oct 17, 1877, Petroleum, 843f. for fine pale Ainerican, Loxpox, Oct. 17—4 P, Bl, Silver is quoted at 54 11-16d. per ounce, KW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT, LIVERPOOL, Oct 17, 1877, rn dull at 60s. ; Western dull at 4%s.‘Bacon-« deut, none in the market; short riy dull at 418, dail a¢ 40s,; short clear dull at 42s, Hams— YY At 50s. ; shoulders stexdy at ds, Gd, Beol— India meas ntondy at UTe.; oxure mene steady as L048 | prime 9 60s, per owh i | meas dull at 90s, Lard—Prime Westeru dull wt dda, 6 \