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MARINE INTELLIGENCE fjaatat Samuel at. Baring. Th friend and acquaintances of Bamuar K. Haring will do surprised and pained to learn of his death, which ooeurred at hi residence in the West Division at 1 o'clock: yesterday morning. Be had tmly been aonfloed to his bed for three or fear days, and.

as hla relativaa thoaght, wa on the high way to foil reeorery. bat a relapse brought the death messenger. The family hysl elaa was la attendance, but he did not think death was to ensue. The attack was sudden, bat all regarded It as something that would Dass off Without serious results. At 1 o'clock on Tuesday morning, as stated.

Sam tamed his head and passed qulotty away, his Wile and two little ones by his aide. The deceased has been engaged In the Inspection of Umber in Chieago tqr eighteen or twenty years past fie was well known among oar lumbermen, and also among lumber vessel-owners and masters, as well as insocal circles in tha city, and was rery popular. Clinton. Court, and Lead Baring are brothers of the deceased. General sympathy is extended to the family in their bereavement.

E. W. BailfB. The Cleveland Leader says of Mr. W.

Ensign, whose death was announced yesterday! Mr. W. Ensign, the well-known eontraotor for the Stonework of the viaduct on the west side of the rivet, was taken with apoplexy at his room at the Hansard, at 2 o'clock Monday morning, and after lingering several hours in an uneontcloua state, died without having recovered his consciousness Tor several days past Mr, Ensign had been afflicted with as light eold and fever, but that had no connection at all With his death. Colonel Bliss was occupying another bed la Mr, Ensign's room, and at 9 o'cloek heard him call for help. Mr.

McClasky was immediately aroused, and messengers dispatched for Drs. Weber and Prentice, who immediately hurried to his bedside. They did all that aid could do, and thought that he was in a fair way of recovery, but at a few minutes before 6 o'clock be quietly passed awar, while In an unconscious state, tor. Enaian about 5 rears of age. and has lived nearly all bis life in Buffalo, exeept when engaged on some of the numerous Works of stone construction in various sections of tba ooantrr.

He has put up some of the best work in that line ever built in this section, having built nearly if not all the arebes oa the Lake Shore Road. Be also constructed the immense retaining wall at the Union Depot, and his last and probably greatest work is that upon the viaduct, which is a monument worthy of any man. Mr. Ensign has been in the city almost continuously wince commencing this work, some three years agd, having been absent tot only a few dare at a time, as he would take a run to HiitTttlo or New York. Be boarded at tne Kennard all this time.

He has a brother residing in Buffalo, Mr. Charles Ensign, who Is one of the largest vessel owners on the lakes. Be was Immediately telegraped. and replied that he would be here on Monday night. The deceased was a large, fine-looking man, and a gentleman in every respect.

He did not make many acquaintances while here, but thoxe who did meet him found him a generous, large-hearted man. and verv companionable. Mr. Charles Ensign, brother of tbe deaeaaed. arrived here last evening, but no definite arrangements have yet been made as to the funeral, but it is probable) that the body will be placed In a vao.lt fund there be kept till a sister of the deceased who is now ia Europe returns home." A Karoo-.

It was rumored yesterday that the One new propeller Wissahfckon. bound down from Chieago. had returned to Milwaukee with bursted arches. If there is anything in the rumor it will be found In our Milwaukee dispatch. Reuben Dead.

Beuben Doud. the well-known former owner of the Wolf Biver boats, diod on Sunday night in the Oshkosh Insane Asylum, where he had been hopelessly insane for several years. The Captains. Captain O. B.

Joiner now has command of the propeller Portage, vice Captain J. W. Moore, who is in command of the new propeller Avon. Leaking. The schooner Myrtle, lumber-laden, is on the market.

The captain and crew were busy last evening at the pumps. The Colorado. Special TMagraia to The Inter Ucean Bar Crrr. Oct. 2.

Tbe propeller Colorado, resorted ashore at Alabaster yesterday. got off all right yesterday afternoon, and pro ceeded on to Chicago. Snan'i Wages. The sailors were on a strike yesterday. They Want $2 a day.

Lake Freights. urain ireignts nrm and nuner. Charters re ported early were: To Buffalo Schra Xellte Bed dingtOn. Donaldson. Mears.

Minnie Blauson. Grenada. Dick Somers. and Empire State, oorn at schr Our.8on. wheat at 4c: scars 8.

J. Til den. Ada Medora, George C. Finney. T.

D. Saw er. and J. M. Hutchinson, wheat at 5c; schr Brldgewater.

oata on p. t. To Kingston Props Bobertson and Scotia, wheat at 9c: schr Lady Dufferin. wheat at 850. To Goderieh Bchr M.

O. Cameron, oats on tt. t. Charters that have not been reported are those of the schr Champion for corn to Buffalo, and the sebr Baa Jaolnto. oorn to ColllngwoodV Bates net known.

The schooner Myrtle was Chartered yesterday for a cargo of lumber from Manistique at 9 1.35 per m. Late yesterday afternoon the schooner C. Trowbridge was chartered for a cargo of lumber from Menominee to Chieago at 91,87 per m. Toledo, Ohio. Oct.

2. Messrs. J. Stevens Co, reported the following charters yesterday i Schrs A. P.

Grover. corn to Erie. 2c; Julia Willard. wheat to Erie. Wabash, corn to Luffalo, 3 He; 3.

E. Bailey, wheat to Buffalo. 8 DETaotT. Miehi. Oct 8.

C. K. islxon reports the schr Ann Maria, lumber.Alpena to Black River, at JS1.50 oa poard. captain J. w.

Jones reports tne bchr Fred la Wells and seows St. Joseph and Mary Amelia, lumber. An Bauble to jJetroit. at el.371 aer on rail. B.

hitaker tt Hon report the scow Melsel. lumber. Au Bauble to Detroit, at fl.50 per mi schr Prince Alfred, deals. Muskegon ta KltiMton. at 4.75: sehr Foster, eoai.

Sunduskr to Milwaukee, at 4S o. free in and oat; sear Willie Keller, wheat to Uswego at oa per bo, Buyrabo. If. Oet. 2.

Coal freights firm and active. Charters- Bark Lafrienier and schr H. C. Bichards. coal.

Cleveland to Chicago, 5Uc per ton; schr Alice Bichards, coal. Cleavnlaod to Green Bay. OOe per tons schr 3. O'Xeil. I).

A. Van Valaenburg. D. A. Yi ells.

ii. S. Haaard-eoal. Buffalo to Chieago, 80e per ton: schr Three Brothers, coal. Black Biver to Milwau kee.

45e per ton; sehr Jesse Hovt. coal. Buffalo to Milwaukee: per ton: schr Surprise, eoai. 'airport to Milwaukee, 45c per ton: schr Michigan, coal, Cleveland to Chicago. 45c per ton: schr Acorn, eoai.

Ashtabula to Detroit, 80c per ton; schr Golden Bute. eoai. 8an-dusky to Chieago, ooo per ton; schrs Scoria. Sweetheart, and Sunnyslde go to Erie For eoai to Chieago at 4oe per ton: schr Emma L. Hutchinson goes to Cleveland for coal to Chicago on p.

t-i schr E. Maize takes salt to Toledo free; schr Lucihda Vanvalkenbuf-g, eoai to Chicago at 40c; sebf Ubadiila. eoai to Chieago at sue; steam barge D. W. Powers, coal, Buffalo to Chicago, on p.

t. schr Oheonta. Alpena to Chicago at l.23 per m. General. GfcAf I Btohk.

3.600,273 bushels. Go to tbe elam bake on the 17th. Sbs marine dispatches elsewhere. ESTaaoix was pay-day at Miller hip-yard. Tag riter ia being dredged near Harrison trees.

Tub sehooner Saga received slight Salking yesterday. The repairs on tha schooner Americas' have been completed. niwitv H.rr I 'V at In.nr.n.a vfefcft la Atif of town for afew days. Captaih Dock Shkbwood. of the late schooner HlbpogrilT, has gone to Cleveland, Th tugs Bismarck and Mew Era.

With their barges, came in with lumber yesterday. a. unwil the arrivals of VfesLardn waa tfia steam barge arris Lord, with cargo of salt from below. James B. Gran was recorded as master of the Schooner P.

B. Gardner yesterday, vice Captain B. A. Barnard. lt I Captain Pridgeon owns the Coyne, why does Mr.

Hugh Coyne look after her lntarestsf Is Mr. Coyne the agent? While backing ihtoher dock on Vonday. the rug Burtoh struck the dock violently, and atove a hole in her stern. i Mow ait itica are making a new jibbeom for tbe schooner Fioretta. la place of one lost out-aide on last trip.

The as was but little business done at the Lta inter Market yesterday only fiva or six cargoes being disposed of. Tbc propeller Bussia la oa ber way tip from Cleveland with 25 tons of pic Iron lor tha tolling cnills at Milwaukee. i lilxo axoju tb iteamttr. eaos4 tha adaa. rau daily cmnooEAir; TrEDNESDAir aroBimra.

octobeu 3. istt: eaflalboat If eahots, 6t Chicago, to be tied tap yes- Kill Clll Havlko yesterday eonipleted her repairs, the DUUVUl 1 i w. v. fihi Iri iraod ondltinn. it hiLToM.

who was arralirned before tJnaUAa Summet-fTeld on obargea of assault bud robbery( baa had hla eases continued until tha ath lost, in $5oo each. Akothb TACht capsized yesterday. At least an evening paper says so. Beyond this nothing eouia ce toarnea ot we auegoa eataatropne. a lives were lost.

The propeller Montana, Captain DIsseti arrived here yesterday with about i.woo tons of merchandise from Buffalo. Fair weather, and ho hews otlmportanoe. These was a big race last evening between the ua jaears to get to tne elevator first, and the Meant got there first. And Captain Comstock is baopy. THE PTOuailer TtmMiL Rs.nta.tn JnrnmH Vn.

Bride, arrived yesterday morning with a cargo of lumber and. ahtngtes. also a fair number of passengers, rrom bite Lake. The propeller John Pridgeon, and her eon-sort, the 5liie Gardner, eieared for Buffalo last evening. The Pridgeon has 49.000 bushels corn, and sundries, and the Gardner 40.0O0 bushels oorn.

At the Milwaukee Company's shipyard oh Monday tbe sehooner Spartan was doeked tor repairs to rudder, and to stop leaks. Tbe sobconer Cheney Ames also had her bow lifted to stop a leak. Btf a collision between the schooners Bertha Barnes and Mears at Eighteenth street venter- day, the former lost her iibboom and sustained other damage, and the latter some injury to her neaugear. The propeller Portage, Captain O. B.

Joiner, arrived here yesterday. She left about 4oo tons of merchandise at Milwaukee and brought tiuO tons here. The captain reports considerable smoke on this lake and on Lake Huron. (jUEBBc, Sept. '29.

A riotous disturbance took riluce lust night on board the ship Ulenbaven, vina at Sillerr, and seven of the crew were ar- rstd by tbe water poller for brutally assaulting mo oiucers oi mio snip, iom morning tney were seut to jail for one month each. 1m copying the aoeount of the BiDpogriff-Coyne Collision from Tbe Imteb Ocean, does the Buffalo Commercial A dorrti? do it designedly, or is it a slip ot the penoil, when it Bays the night was dork? The night was clear, and tbe stars were shining, and The IrteA OctA.v so stated. The propeller Empire State. Captain George- riant, arrived aera yesterday ailernoon from Buffalo with a full cargo ot freight, part of which is drv aoods: aiso a fair number of Daaenirers. Tbe captain reports having passed a yawiooat (Places aurilt oa cat liead point on Monday morning.

On Monday while the tog Johnson was proceeding up the Detroit Iliver with the schooner Citv of tbe Straits in tow. whn near Sandwich Point, the tug John Martin, pulling by. collided with the Cicv of the Straits, striklna her port nuarter. stav ing in the rail and brenkiug five stanchions. No damaga was done to tha tug.

THEealkers in the shiDvards at Detroit struck on Saturday night, and hot a mallet has been heard as yet to-day. They were getting $1.3 and want 2. Just bow the matter will be settled is not ret auuarent. The averaire calkerls a curious ehap. and certain peculiarities bo possesses precludes bim from receiving as much svrnpatby from shipowners, he might otherwise have.

ltttroit Krening Xewt. Light Clbaban cks. Tbe following vessels cleared light yesterday: Schooners Cuyahoga. Captain Nelson, lor Green Bay Cltv: i. A.

Holmes. Captain O. Naughtln, for Manistee; Bloekbawk. Captain W. Patterson, for towa; Tlo Brothers.

Captain H. Pottgethef, for Manistee: liichard Molt. Captain L. M. Sawyer, for Oconto: Myrtle.

Captain Brown, for Monastlque; Peoria. Captain Joun Hanson, for Mukegoni L. B. Coutes. Captain H.

T. for Mukegon; Transfer, Captain E. H. Dykes, for Muskegon; Contest, Captain S. O.

Day. for Muskegon; Alice M. Beers. Captain Keating, tor Muskegon: Jennie Mullin. Captain O.

B. Mullin. for Liidington: Wolverine. Captain John Foley, for Grand liaven: L. B.

dhopard. Captain M. Coanell. for Blufftown: isaoelia Stands. Captain Charles Bmah.Ior Manistee; Aporeutice Bov.

Capuiin Wm. Loncrgun. for Urand Haven; Windsor. Captain G. H.

Flood, for Miinisfe: reaMess. captain in. Steel, for Man-lntee: Joscs. Captain B. Sch.tddeicr.

for Holland: Masic. Captaih Thos. JohUson. tor Pentwater: Z. G.

Simmons, Captain 11. L. Sherman, for Muske gon: City of Woodstock. Captain J. Johnson, for Murgeon Bay; Cootain B.

B. Brown, for Muskegon: Mercury. Cutitain L. It. Stirling, for Ludington; barge D.

L. Filer. Captain J. C. Perrott.

for Menekaune; prop M. Groh. Captain W. A. 8nyder.

for White Lake; prop Mary IL Kobertson. Captain John McCarther. for Kingston; brig Captain Yt m. Sullivan, for Muskegon. these is rctt in tbe caitp of the Detroit patriots who desire to serve their country and look after its marine interests.

Of course there must be a man appointed to take the place of local inspector of steamtoals. Joe Cook, who was recently appointed to till the vacancy caused by the retirement ot Captain P. J. Kalpb. late supervising Inspector.

Now. this appointment "belongs, as the politicians say. to three men. Judge Brown, or the United States Court; Collector Diirby V. Ball, and Supervising Inspector Oook.

The latter has so more to say about the matter than either of tbe others, but they cannot force a local inspector on him. nor can anv ode else. Cook hat bis eye oh several men that would fcegood inspectors, one in particular being Mr. Isaac B. Hewitt.

late un engineer in the I'nited States bavy, but now a traveler for H. D. Edwards St ship chandlers, etc. Outside tbe line ot Cook's keen vision are BttTerAI niLtrint with their on tht fat prize, and prominent among them is Captain Hugh Coyne. "Uughf" Is the favorite (not Cook's favorite), and has tha inside track thus far, and is stringing out names on a huge petition names that carry great weight With them, too.

ahd is supposed to have two-thirds of the appointive power, whil Hewitt la righting it out with the other third on his side. Both are good men and true. Coyne is a general favorite, and Hewitt a square man and one whose esperlenee and attainments give hint great claims on the jpo. Tbe struggle promises to be a hot one. aud the champions of both parties, both on the dock and in the Board of Trade, are determined to make it seven timus hotter if needs be, Detroit Evening Xetct.

Oct. 1 and 2. Steamers Oorona. St. Joseph, sundries! Muskegon-.

Muskegon, sundries. Propellers M. Oroh. Manistee, lumber: Lowell. Ogdensburg.

sundries: Colin Campbell. Ludington. lumber; Messenger. Benton Harbor, sundries) George Dunbar. Muskegon, lumber; Bis-marcki Menekaunea.

towing; B. O. Brittaiu. Saugatuca. sundries; Montana.

Buffalo, sundries; New Era, Orand Haven, towing: Portage. Buffalo, sundries Tempest. White iake. son-driest Empire State, Buffalo, sundries: Jarvis Lord, Buffalo, salt; Empire! Cleveland, sun-ariee. Bark Peshtiqo.

Cleveland, coal. Schooners indsor, Manistee. lumber: F. B. Gardner.

Aloena, ltimnert Isabella Sands. Manis tee, lumbert C. 3. Boeder. Manistee, lumber; Christiana, White Lake, lumbert O.

D. Dousman Ojonto. lumber: Atalanta. Manistee, lumber: Mercury. Ludlnaton, lumber: 3.

B. Merrill. Mus- kfron. lumber: Mlirrie Si Jones. Duncan Citv lumber; Blackhavrk.

Muskegon, lumber; Evening etar. unarievoix. Dark; uontest. xusKegon. lumber: Marinettee.

Mebekaune. lumber: Eldorado Menekaane. lumber: D. L. Uler.

Menekaune lumberi Wolverine. Grand Haven, lumber: Ap- prenuee uoy. urand Haven, lumber: Transfer, Muskegon, lumberi Fearlesa, Manistee, lumber; Four Brothers, Manistee, lumber: Klchard Mott, Oeohto. lumber: Bertha Barnes. Bav Citv.

lum. ber: Little Belle, White Luke, lumber: Ella Ellin- wood, White Biver. lumber: Dictator. Burraio. light; 3.

Skidmore. Pentwster. lumber; H. F. Church.

Cleveland, light. CLfcABAWfTFS Oct. 2. Steamer Muskegon. Muskegon.

60 brls pork. 65 brls sugar, and sundriees. Propellers Nebraska. Buffalo. 4,000 bu wheat.

3O0 brls flour. 3.500 bags fiax seed, and sundries; Fountain City. Baffalo. lo.ooo bti ewrn, 4,988 btt oats. 3O0 brls flour.

OOO bags timothy seed, and l.soo bags nax seed: John pridgeon. Bunalo. 48.9V2 bu Cork: Sootia. Monireal. 16.047 bu wheat: M.

Groh. Manistee. l.5oo bu oats: John Pridgeon. Port Huron. l.HOO brls flour, 999 Dags flour.

i3 Dags timothy seed, and sundries; B. C. Brittalh. Baugatueki Sundries; Tempest. White Lake, suadries: Missouri; Ontonagon, l.ooobuoats and sundries: Hancock, l.ooo bu corn.

2.450 ba oats, and sundries: Mdrduette. bu oata and sundries! Biverslde. South Haven, sundries. Barges Eldorado, Menekaune, 5 brls pork and sundries! Marinette. Menekaune.

85 brls salt ana sundries. Hohnntiora Tl. A. Ulnar. Rnffaln.

BO.aoO bit eorh: L. Donaldson, BuiTaJo. 30.00(1 be eorh: Starlight. Buffalo. 18.800bi eorm H.

W. Sage, Buffalo, nay. 8 brts beef, and sundries) F. GiffortU BuiTaio. 29.600 bu wheat! Camden.

Buffalo. 000 bu wheat: James Couch. Buffalo. 65.480 bu corn; Nellie Gardner. Buffalo.

40.080 bu corn; Lincoln Dall. Ford Biver. brls sirup and sundries; G. G. Cooper, Buffalo, a 1.894 bu born Illinois Diver and taanaL Special faiearsm to TB Ihto OCean.l to.aAU.Ei 111-, vet.

oy raver a-rap Whale, towina eanalboat FrteadshiDi from Henrv, both loaded with corn for prop Atlantic, towing eanalboat Merchant, from Hehhepin. both loaded with corn forChfeagp. Passed Out Nothing. Passed Into Canal Prop Whale, towing eanalboat Friendship, both loaded with eorn for Cbioago: prop Atlantic, towing eanalboat Mesa enger. potn loaueu witu corn ior i-aioaav, prup I'oveltv and bara'e.

from LaSalle. light: destina- unknnwa. Passed Out Inothlne iaht feet five inches of water en the miter-aia of lock 13 Biver at a sUnd. CAAi.OyricE, ChioaOQi 3ct r-Arrifed Be-frigeraton Alafka. C.

W. Walker. H. Walker. Mary Walker, JLj TogafLprop M.

Talcott, tiolpnei Mauning. prop, J.Jloore. Champion. W. V.

Boebuek. prop Pallas. E. S. Lastonj Aal V.

proa pa Hanley.TnunderboJt.Orioni G.L. Booth. Cleared Deerpark. Thomas Seott, Monitor, prop Mon-tauk. prop Pearlesa, Tempest, baashuM, Lily, John Carter.

Varions Poria-Tb Wellaatd Caaal. Bpdl Talewrafn Tha Intar OoeafiJ Escamaba. Oct. intx An eee Sohrs a P. Minch.

Jessie. Linn: prop J.H. Owen. Clearances Kchra O. P.

Mihoh. J. B. Kitchen. blcial Tflwra to Ihm ln Ooean-1 fievbuxs.fi.

SOllabd. Ahaie L. CraJUs. Superior and consort, and Balvator! aehra Blahard Wihs-low, Montmorency. ILC.

Albreebt, James Wade, Millard Fillmore, Graoe WhUqey. E. Fltsgerald. Montgomery. waCit.

Fo.JW.W, Ho. 1 red. Xo.i red No.3wt'r NNoJw't kej. tr. Kogra.w.

No. 1 spr. No.lpr No. aetJT. HSo.ipr Ko.K.pr.

at-ir. jtar.stj HHtn uttr. h'oa'dea. ItD.ltl Ho. I o.n a.

Total. Coa4 go. l.w fectei iorratie. H. mixed.

Valiow.i. H. julxed. II hauxtt. Ort.i.

io 89 403 S.0U0 1.0CO 60.349 11.841 7.671 71 442.444 0.830 mi William, p. vcusill uoDia, nan. Lihie Pratt, Adventure A. kill U-P a. Muir, Ua 1.

jamas caee, Margaret Ella Marten. u.Ja.asteu JEonUoaJio. I'roDS of Fremont, Commodore, T. A. l.

O-o. 01 C-J U. B. 6 "0 ol 04 January and iuly. H.

h-'jii'm nf 'hi Jtnuirr aud JulT. COMMERCE. TczaDiv Evcgiaa. OBAIH tS BtOBB III CHICAGO. Qrl; 9, 1870.

403 7.06Ui LU7i' 6.P7S ie.4i lU.fV6 DIM. i. lljocted. KTa. S.5ir 1.

bow tsiNo. S. new tvv.fa H.iMtHvn n4 imtl'lttUllJ BIOOE- -city Mirt jaraoici ana inn sort. Ohio and barges. Ketehunv and eonsort: schrs Hals ted, Polly M.

Bodgera. Hartford. LUele A. Law. City of the Straits.

7ohn Breden. George Worth, and Brooklyn Wind, northeasti weather, thick. The seow, Laura, which was ashore and sunk at Lexington dock, was raised this forenoon, and arrived dawn at 2 p. and goes Into the dry dock for repairs. The propeller Montgomery, which got agrouoa below the Grand Trunk Elevator yesterday, ia stiilon, and will have to be lightered.

Bpeoial lalegraate To inter UseaaJ Poet CoLBoaaa, Out. Oct. B. Powh Prop Nashua, Chicago to Ogdensbarg. Up Bohr T.

1). Barker. Cnarlotte to Milwaukee: Co-maaehe. Oswego to Milwaukee: prop Argyle Montreal to Chicago: sohrs Lady McDonald. Kingston to ChloagoiMagellan Kingston to Chieago: G.

0. Trumnii. Kingston to Milwaukee: G. TTilott, Fair Haven to Chicago: G. M.

Case. Oswego to Chicago: C. G. Mlaer. Henderson to Chicago; Knight Templar, Fair Haven Chicago; Star.

Kingston to Chicago. Wind southwest. Kinostun. OnU. Sept.

2. Arrivals Sohrs Monterey. 20.000 bu wheat. Milwaukee: G. G.

Houghton. 22.MM) bu wheat. Milwaukee; prop Cleveland. 5. 000 bu wheat.

Cbioago: barge Keating. 19.5U0 bu wheat. Chicago. FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCE.

TtEsOAT EvEsnrot Oct. I. There was a fair movement in the money market with local borrowers. The colls, however, were mainly outside of the Board or Trade. Applications for rediscounts from country bankers were also liberal, and the volume of paper taken from various sources, although not up to the ability of the banks to accommodate, was of a very satisfactory character.

Kates were steady at 67 per cent for call and so-day paper, and ea 10 per cent for go and 90 days, the bulk of long-time paper paying 8 per cent Currency brders from the Interior were more liberal, and chiefly from the grain districts, al though other sections received a fair amount of favors. Exchange on New York was in fair supply and good demand. Sales between bankers were at Tiiflkiki iiiMeount cur ill. ooo. A number of bank era sent telegraphic orders to New York for cur rency in order to ODtain small uius, wmcn verv seirce and wanted.

The cleurlhgs were 4.500.000. against Ooo yesterday. Merchant reported country collections good. and there was no anoarent abatement in the pre tIhus nctivltv in tha general trade of the citv All the leading jobbing houses were well filled lth ciirttonixi-H and orders bv mall verv heavy. The Traders' Insurance Company of Chicago has declared a quarterly dividend for the three months ending Oct.

1. Tbe dividend will be paid at the office of the company on and after the loth Inst. GOVERNMENT BONDS Messrs. Preston, Kean A bankers, furnish auotatlons for government bonds and local se curiuea as iouowa: burin a. H-Wuot 'tut Januarr aud July lwj C.

1O-40 lU.t I M. lev ol HI uaw 4 Per oenta Oold I fall Uol.teoupozia. rem t.M ex hanire Caiiaia t-arrra'-y Strrjjnr. o0 days' b.erliDt:. ttiKlil chiravo fitv 7 Utnn bon.lii Cook Oouutr 71 ion bouds.

...107 balllnr. 1 lux1 107 10.1 tor iV-j lll5 MONEY. BONDS. SfOCK-5. IN JfKW TOKK.

New Tobk. Oct. 3. Oold ooehed at 102T. and cloaed at loa.

Borrowing ratea flat to 1 per cent. Carrying rates, Silver at London un changed) here, silver bars. $1.23 in greenbacks. and 61.19 gold) ailver coin. V- discount.

Governments steady. Bailroad bonds firm. State securities quiet. The stock market, with the exception of Western Union Telegraph, which declined per cent for no apparent reason, has been strong, and prices have advanced per cent, with the coal shares, the granger stocks. C.

and L. Ohio and Mississippi, and Quicksilver preferred leading the market, wbile the Improvement in tbe rest of the list was slight. The closing prices were a fraction off the highest rates, but the mar ket was auite firm. Transactions aggregated 197.0OO shares, of which 6.000 were Jiew tork Central. 4.O00 Eric.

30 .000 Lake Shore. 9.0O0 Northwestern common Northwestern pre- lerred. 3.000 Bock island. 12.000 JU i'aul common. 9.0OO St.

Paul preferred. 16.000 Ohio, 4.500 Wabash. 4.000 Delaware and Hudson. 2.400 C. C.

and I. 4U.OOO Ijacaawauna. M.000 Michigan Central, a.000 C. C. C.

and 2.4O0 Morris and Essex, and 1 9.000 Western Lnioo. Money. 4ftt0 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. p-r cent.

Custom receipts. SJJ-MiOO. 'lhe Asalatant Treasurer disbursed 2io.KH. Clear- iog. 17.OO0,0OO.

Steriing weak; long. 1 snort. froauce exports ior the week, 66. 775.000. The following were the alosing quotations: t'.

8. I. s. V. n.

'67 I H. 'US fiew Tmawim R'a. OOVEBSMEXT BOXPS. lenne.see as, lew Virginia 0 a. old Wratera I'aiea Oui-kiIv(-r CuieksiiTer pretarred- 1 acitie Mall Mariposa.

Maripoa prft Aiiania Hell larxa 4niericAh Kxprava buited txorbaa- Iew York tMtral trie Harlcin flarlpm prclarrei MirbiBan Central fniatna Itiian fact He llltDoU ootral cleplnrt a I'ltubanr KorthwMU-rn Karthweitern i.tv IVt'i 4.... Ul- ivt rrvi.irrea lw 'i 1W Vj l.u-lU'a. Fuupona i.nrucj .1 STATU 8'." OS. 4i virvmi ao 4'2 VMusourl U's to I lxl 101, 69V 113 Jvrapr (-antral LAiand (ex. nt.

m. Paul pref. (ex. div.) Widttli rort arne Terra Haul? Ti'rre liauta nrelJ 1 luys Chlca.ro Alt prtfd. ii 'H tmie a Urt, A aa I01V4 eis 10 1 5i 104 4i.

Aiianur aou Miwoon 1 acitic IS u. ana 1VI Hiiii1Ij and m. 12 I'eutral Pari tie Union Pacini! 1 i vis tr. iana crantn loiq. 3V ti.P.auiluna fand.M..

95 t5 I MIXING SHARES IN SAN FBANCISCO. Ban Fbancisco. Oct. 2. Mining shares closed to-day as follows: Alpha 10 J-ichcr Best a Bullion ...10 Consolidated 32V caurcniia.

su Cboliar 359 tonfldetire Caledonia 4 Crown 1'uint Oould Halo A Imperial )alia Justice 5 1 4 Kentack 7 14 Northird Belle --1 'ivpi-nian Ovhir 171, uaymonii a Ely iliU irvirldiieioiier" "3 sierra erads ft tnioa 71 rrllow JMukrt lit. Eureka lmaolldaaed 471. Urand krizc 1M4 FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS. LoguoK. Oct.

a. Amount of bullion withdrawh from the Bank of EhglAhd oh balance to-day was 25.000?. Bate of discount in the open market ior tnree monms oius. x-a; rate tor money at the Biook Exchange for government eecurljies. J4 premium, uonsois Money ana account, 95 15-16.

United States Securities B5'a. lor.t r.7'a. lo7io- 10 40a. lo7si newS's. New lork Central.

iuii; t-rie. ii-; nreierreu. aw. Paris. OcU 1.

Bnntes. 1041 71 se. Beui.1". Oct. 3.

The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank shows a decrease of 13.500.0od murKS, The folio wing were the amounts of grain in store on the dates named, aa reported by State Registrar ot Grain; I llS-fiVS 13.fl7 JV1.70S -No. a waitaJS4.4S8 T'ntai in tali. mur. C4i'i4 lii. 1.

tv.W 478.241 SMo3 27.33 1694 13S s.g?a. 17.6'ii H.4MS le.3,. 1W.T17 11.433 1047 B.tMO i Total of all aaae uaie nesota wheal at Utt.zltfbv Ho. 1. and 15,349 bu No.

2, As compared with last week tha abova state, saent shows an Increase of 1 3e J4J bu wheat. 85.478 bu aora, 64.160 ba oata, 7(486 bu rye. and 09,318 bu barley. BAiroi or rtietn volt isptnrBCB. The following table exhibits tbe highest and lowest prloes paid, together witn tne opening and closing priees for eanh grain and provisional for the montn ot neoiemoer: raxoaa.

fj 3 3 a 1.1 1 3 6-3 Hi S8 1340 8 85 111 BMt. 1.14 44 34 66 S4t.lil.H0 4 IK. 94t tJ'r UOS U-J6 Hj5 l.li 4'JV -nh 65 0 1.7 m.hv.'!, FOBEIOIf KXPOBTS FROM CHICAGO. The following table exhibits the foreign exports from Chicago ior the week ending Sept. 29.

and aince aan. i. iev For week. Since Jan. 1.

Flour, brls Wheat, bu. bu. iarley. bu Cured meats, boxes Lard, tes Beet, brls and tea Tonguefr. brls Butter and cheese, Tallow, brls AJoonoland other liqs.

Oil cake, lbs Seed.n9 Hops. Hides, Furs. n8 Leather. 3s Oat meal, brls Corn meal, Lard in racks, brls and pkgs Miscellaneous pork, tcs and brls Canned goods, cases. Tobacco.

Bb Fresh meats, zs Cotton. Miscellaneous. T-taI Weekending Sept. 22.... Week ending Sept.

15..,. W'eek emiing Sept. 8 Week ending Sept. 1..,., We-k ending Aug. 25 Week ending Aug.

Cal, Hay. tons lunbrr, fu. Fait. brl Oaiae. xkiraM E-ps.

i. miits. appha.brli1 187 Portland. Boston Pro vfUenoa, sew aacF.u-TS. 17.6.

4 15.7HS 7.ii 4aMI-4K, 135.5-iO, ISO 40.UOO 40.140 857.6H5 4,137 810.778 113 10.270 roy Philadelphia. Baltimore 5 .80 SO 1876. .475 140.4o9 K4.7F-J 14.7H7 70.3W0 I 1 All i SG.a30 119.433 loliVn f.pai .105 189.17B 141 2G5.7-J3 lili 8.100.0-.K) 1005.0011 1.715.1KW' 6,97 1H lia.it 1-Kl eTB 29.i'.'i7 i.3n 2.0OO 2,150 77.194 729.193 l.ltfi.907 70.638 80 19.219 8.579 253.SO0 850 luti.972 127 10.553 3.026 14 19.04J3 12.7 5.C00.570 04S 630,130 31.307 2.211.841 a 3.790 106.510 12.159 860 6a) 3.750 8.987 213.331 503.415 897.445 S.062,053 35.450 3.294.434 VmiBIB STJPPLT OT WHEAT AWD COBS. The following is tbe visible suotiiv of wheat and corn in the principal markets of this country on ttept. mm.

ibi compiiea cr a.u, nomas, tsq Chicago Milwaukee New York Buffalo Detroit Toledo Toronto. Montreal Oswego ialtiinore Philadelphia it. Louis iansaaCitr ndianapolis Voria r5o9Mn Bail shipments (week) On New l'ork Lake Shipments To Unitel Statea To ca Shimnents of previous week Wheat, bu. ..1,090.000 12.573 163.090 1 .0 J. 8HO.501 2H0KH1 75.000 C23.037 230.000 lati.222 300.000 110.OJ4 74.234 0.OO6 b.O-JO 2,000 20.000 002.120 ..1.227.102 ,.1,642.904 174,75 not yet in.

i.ooo.uou ..8.959.191 ..3.721.456 TO-JJAT MAKKKT8 15 III .40 AO r40 Si MO wW -M3 J1 Xhe waxeaouaemea tepdrt AfadOhC fix Sua I aliaaeaota blar oa p. iWO net named at Corn. bu. 1.372.212 47.464 8.106.1M2 314,403 711 769.000 1.400 27S.520 1H3.000 005.730 OOO.OOO 109.372 129.H67 92.1A1 83.GOO 27.SOO 850.000 292.676 1.277.364 1.30S.146 34.358 725,000 11.602.596 10,952.85 11.11:1.548 10.9(13.2.15 12.150.64 ll.TVH.OO' 11.129)84 There was quite an active business transacted in the grain markets, and also in the proviaio trade, while a somewhat unsettled and irregular feelina prevailed. On the whole ranae.

however. the a-eneral average waa in iavor ot aellers. higher prices being established on wheat, corn, oats rre. and provisions, barley and easb wheat alone ruling easier. Tbe movement was largely on siteculative account, and the improvement wes due to tho active demand from "shorts." who were anxious to make provision for their out standing contracts.

The advices from Liverpool and New York were somewhat unsettled, while the receipts were somewhat lighter. The indi of a change in the condition of the had some etfeot on the markets. Th demand for freight room was active, and rate- were strong highef, with engagements for 259. ooo bu wheat. bu corn, and 90.000 rtuta.

on the hiui. of 4 on corn and aua5c wheat to Bunaio. Flour waa quiet and Unchanged. Spring wheat was active and unsettled, and after several fluctuations finally cloaed 4 lower for cash, and higher for the futures, save seller tbe year, which was INc better. Corn was active, opening strong and prices advanced le all around under a good qemaatl from snorts, snippers, and others, and the change in tbe weather.

Toward the cloce the market was easier, and Dorttoa of tbe advance was lost. Oats were firm and average higher. Bye waa firm, and prieea xtc higher. Bariey ruled quiet, and values were a shade lower. The provision market was active anil stronecr.

mess uork was aoc'toc higher for present delivery, and KKlS'ao for future. Lard wns lOviusM higher Meats nrm. xtign- wines ruled qniet. and values were steady. the cattle market was uun ana lower, nogs were dull and lUyU5e lower.

Sheep dull and nominal. 1 he position of the merchandise markets re mains without special change. Dry goods were actively called for br buyers in person, and or ders from Doth tbe near-by and distant trade were Iarite. Prices for all leading lines we-enrm but notauatablv higher. Millinery, notions, and fancy goods were selling freely.

Boots and shoes were active, ana nearly ail classes ot wore beta very nroi in anticipation of an advance. Heady tnnue clothing had a large sale, and prices were steady. Drugs, cnemicala. and ous were active and unchanged in value. Hardware continues active, and iron, nails, erocrery.

and glassware sold treclr. Oroeenes were in large demand, and sugars and coffees more firmly held, but not quotably higher, although an early advance is predicted. Teas and slruus are firm, and demand good. Foreign dried fruits more actively ealied for. and heid with increased firmness, nice In i a faint, flat, m.

i a liberal sale, and prices wore firm fof nearly all descriptions, and hlgb-grade mackerel very scarce. Paints and colors. more freely called for at unchanged quotations, Lumber was very nrm. and sales from docks and yards liberal. Wool steady, and desirable grades in demand from loan! and atern manufacturers.

Leather was firm, and demand from manufacturer large, but interior retailers and small workers buy spar- The fnllowln a were the receipts and shipmenta of flour, grain, and produce tor the paat forty-eight hours, as compared with the same date last year: Flonr. lrU. Wh.it. Corn. Oats.

Hfv. bu. Harler. o. md.

i-. lax iH'ed, as 11. corn, a nie.r'. beef, tvs Heel, oris 1 or, Lard. tallow, limter.

il! hoc, ko. atue, -o. hherp. No. s.s.

ll wiare.brla. Wool, as Totatoes, bris HBIPMBSTS. 1877. 11.902 1S7.W 93.7S5 4a.01l lrt.44 W.IS'O la4.n 6o 7H! "51 410.19R 150j 93 1.0K 2.2U2 684 :13 .40 AS JSO 3 a ft. 1 45 A AS .40 JSS 7 1S76.

C.65S AKJ.11J 43.HB1 30J.37 51.S'li 1.747,wtiS 1M! 119 BHll 805.05" 1S3.U1D ZMi 4t) "lSftl- MS.717 n.mt 1.40 1 2,19 600 Withdbaww rr Cttv ConsrwrTiow Tlieat, 8,774 ba: corn. ba: oata. 1,4 'JO ba; rre. 430 ba; bar ley. 1 'iAit bu Br Bait, Vt'beit iater 9 cars So.

8t Kprmtr 71 cars hard No, 1. Slcirs bard So. 2, 4fl cars No. 1.24 car So. 41 cars So.

3, 18 i-ara rejected tr-tal. 13 cars. Cornel car No. a cars hiah mixed, 71 cara ttn. J.

7 ran eelected otal. 301 cars, uats U7 fara So. 8 white, it cara No. 2. a cara rejected total, 8 ears.

Kye Hears c. 1. VO cara Xp. i ear reiactea-wiai A cars. Parley car o.

I. cart So. S. 41 cars o. 8, 64 cnrn extra So.

3t cars feed-total, llsj cara. Total ol i Tts V'. 30(J bo Mo: a. Oata. H.oixrbn rejected, ftye, 6I1 bti Ko.

a. Ixhpkcted OtTT WPeat bu: corn, ailW but oata, 43.731 ba rye, irj.eeo ra oarirr, wi ua mn.Knin XK tnHT The following are tha current rates of freicbta froia Chicaao to tha poulta aaaied for lbs aruclea given i. 8 JO JM AH .45 .40 a At FtOCK-Thera was only a moderate demand, aodl th market ruled iniet at ancbaorei prtcea. Bhippera were diapoara to hole off, and abeat the only (ilea effected ere of etna 1 lora taken oa local oonaumptiva account, 1 be market etueed o.nle.4 a follow and aacy wbita winter extraaa.M.M.7M 7.25 lfrium to iro.id white B.5oa 6'Q hmx-r ertcni aoriuif r-tr 9.Pa 6 -4 Uvod toeboire Weatt-ra aprina axtraaM.MM.. S1? Iiw to fair artVrfl kpriiia eitraa a.iija B.ttO thoica to faorv Uinne.rita prU extra.

6.2.Va 90 Cv.mmon to eroed ItUnneaota aprrng 4 g.yi; (ifio fancy Mioq. epnoa akkrak (patent) 6Jo4 S.W Choice aprina auperfib. S-VJ ooa npnuir 2 nnia no. anrlurf x.lo'4 8.V3 fcye floor V-M saiea were: ttrlii' rtfra-2i0 arykaetrraaks. MM) Bafikato CSty to i raltipaa, 60 Whiia DJ.umjto, Crown fviatjknd 1O0 VHUII fJDsaKeiaskaataJ.loO(Wla.) a 66, 6 WhlUWrrtater Extraa-60 not asmed as.99.

KAJf Was tile sod saady Bataa I ears at Men WHSAT-Tbs effertoRa ware fair, but tbera Was no Inqairy to apaak ot. and do salts were ra-pertad. i'rioaa rucad aeuuaaUy at 6ia2U0 foreon- HARD Srai.VO Wbeat-I ml rfanand IAtd tor Sn. I AIiniMwota, wiia sala at aiarl.iai, chiefly at tha insida prlca. Ko.

8 H.nwwU and bard wuati graaes war swadis at tha aazae prlcce aa tvnug whaa. balea were: la bture et carslio. 1 Minuetuta at Sias. 1 cars ai 4 car Ao. Uinbauta at VT eampie-a ears at S1.17.S cars at trM a beata aara at 61.

ea traca. KfKi.NO thataaHng wm KiiwirnM wuiw pneva wera Knraur strottifer. Cah cluaed fewer. OctutMif aiRbar.Ku- V.n. A.

A ftturhMF. MnA 1 i k. ckMinit auetationa oa Vhtmtti Tterday. Larlruropean aariL-aa ware tadJcatira ot aauiat laaiiac, wuile later re- Krta guoted a angnt laprartmuit. our ravaipt wr tnlUwuock it store shows an iBcRiw ol vou.uou Du annua twi.

I us market oiwuoa a suado truntrer, atid. unarr a good dnaaad. pn-ei aittanosd aoout for tutura deliver, but tuiH advance was ui-awiaratlr atcaia lost, influenced partially bv tha ltieraaavd aanplv ia store. Lakeri bowavar. tha market vu atrun atroiwer, and ao auvaucaol lmi'i waa MtablialK-d, ladu-entrcd by the improved iaehiiff from abroad and a aood da-aaaad tor cash.

At iba rlo tut market waa asain weaker, iniluanmd ttia nf.Tor.bl. tnimttt erivata kilroveao re- porta.whlch quoted a weaker feeling. Ao. 1 wm IB food da- wana and aula at ai.itaji.ii!: eiotea. at ii.iii.

ao. niet with a rood inauirr and aoid at SI. lUtal.lUS. ana eloawl at si.10'4. So.

nrm at and rejected at ate. bauipla lata sold at 8He. Ao. a for tutnre ae-bverv was iriT tiva unnu hirhor. Huiler October oiu vi.wuiM ana cioaaa at win at el SW.l.iii',.

adrauced to 1.04, l.ua'fc tnan advancad tn I Alf.mJ 1 im. rer fed to aui fallied sad (old unto with a few aalea atal.lW. declioed and cloaed a above stated. Seller Jioveiuuer aolil at lJiul juA. and cloaed at kAM-ti, aellera.

heller the year aold at ai.OlV2l.1r.1i9.and cioaad at tli)1. 1 iJ bale were: In Wore cara o. 1 at l.ll. 61 cara at al.114 cara at al KM!) aara So. at tl.lO'.,.

53 un nai.iv'a 1 17 cin 1 JV, carl no.a at jjo, o. can at aiji6s, 4 cara rejected at 84c. By bample 1 car at eac i cara at uoc, 3 cara at Wa oa traca. COHJI-Tlii market waa auite and Dricea averaKat o.terl.iy bluber. Tb Oslivunea oa October routrai'la were lwlit.

ui mviml demand from tor tbi delivery, while tb Indication of cuHn ia inscunaiiiiHi At iim i.iit. tfier.r.ir. effei-t in rauaine; tbe firmneu. Other influence wereajen- srauy 01 a iavorabi tenur. lurelan adrlrea oeina eaoour- airilUT in tone, while the racamta wer I10I1L.

and trta tona of tti wheat market waa briuer. arly aaiea were made at an advance at lull per ba, baaed on aalea tor tha OyOub. future, then bacaiii Onuer, and advanced bddiitobal. lne higher once, however, bad tho eifect of linnrinar out mar whiia tha wanta at -ahorta wars lsm 1 and .1 1 1, v.l. f.A- lowxd, and V4-c of in lmDrovement was lost.

uiaa aoixea aula aaita tree vat I 'mn -mc and cj.ea at --o. l-ariy ruObd lot of Mo. -1 cold at 4.d43'c, it when receiver aotamenead aelliaa A-Ik waa about th current figure: aold later at 4'JVe. and elotad at fieiecbed waa iteady at 4jc, with a few car at 41 "v43 Ue. 8auivle iota, 't Va4'J flaw carmen doll.

No for lutur" delivery aeure: am earlr, but caaiar later, waller Urnber opened at 4c, aold at 43 '4c to 4 and cloaed with 4--V bid. sold at aud cloaed with 4 bid. Kale were: In Store 5.1" JO bu and OcarabiKta mixed at bn and ttet ear at 4KWi M.000 ba and 134 car Ko. it at 4 40.txio aotl ear at 4r, 5 bu at 4'iV. 16.UUU bu at 43c, )JXl bu at 4.C.C 1 ear rejected at 4''c 1 car at 41 4 cr at 4 1 By 8ampl 2 car at 4J-o.

7 car at tUto, a cara new ear at 3Ue oa traca. OATS Wer ateadr and firm. There fnaxxd from "ahorm and i a aood de- tpeculalors, both lor present aud future delivery, and the market sympathised aoiuawha: with tb nrn.Bees ia the teadit araiu. So. hit aold at i4c for reteipu oauide of Nutt a aud 1.

0. levator, wbiie theaa litouaiit bo. a mln at Zl'riW, bulk at 23e: cioae.i at 'JSa. itejectad (old at 'IC. Hamble lota 13i.J!c arscord.tiff In ii.ii,,- Vn -J far future delivery fairlr active and arm.

litiler October at Cloned at lA-. 8, ller inumh.r at W3 'ae. Seller liecentbar nominal buyer at 24 bale warri In More 1 car So. while at (Vr. 3 aara.

at '2 te. 11 car a 'c 40,000 bn ana 6. car No. 2 at 15AiO bu at Uii'gc, 1 car rejected at Vic. By Hample 1 car at -tic.

1 at 1 car at -Jic. I car at xOc. -J rra at 2ijc, 1 car at i7c on track 1 car at 25c, 8 car at 2'vc- 2 ear. at (c laafate 1 car at 34c. i car at 2'jc free on board.

KTK Ohere wa a fair (temasd and price were firm and hiaher. Calea of So. if were maw at 4, Seller eubcr uuotalil at 56c. Sale were In store 31 car No. 11 a4 a-te.

Br hamplr 1 car at 47 on traca. HAKl.r.Y The rece.pt were large, arid eonitcd mainly of -So. 'i andeatra bo. for which prlcea rai easier. Car lot ot So.

2 were aold at m. Use. and ibe market closed at ftHc. Kxtra 3 aold earlr at 4.1c later ale were mane at and th market cloaed at 42 -ic. Sa ol 3 rasped at 3W4ia.i.me must of tuein were mad at AV'-jc.

re aftdy and trni at a7c. haiuplelota were avain offered Ireeiy. and bolder, in viewot ti larve receipt and tb weafcbe ci lo-atere bartcy were Seair-out 01 eeii.na. 1 here waa only a moderate aemand, and roocCTt'ioi bad to bv ale in oruer to erect aalea. 1 1.4 tratiaaclloua reported nticed at 40'.

Se for ordinary to verv choice. Su. tor fumr delivery was ouiet and lc lower. Before the inspection waspoated liT October c'ld at Hue. boi alter tuat price ascunen to ovei closed at 1 or aelier bovember bic waa tb ralifitf price, Plr Were In btore cara So.

'1 at Six. It! car at i'rc. cara extra ao. 3 at L'Jvc. cars at -t car --so.

3 tnK-c. 17 cara at rin've, 16 car teed at ac. By hampl car at 40c. 1 Car at 411 sc. 3 car at 43.

1 car at 44c 3 cars al 1 car at iOc, I car at tisc 3 car at 83c 1 car at titc, Tt cara at Uoc, 3 cars al b'Tc cars at HHc. 1 car at 1 carat 1 car at 73c 18b bag at 63ic o.u. 4 aara at 7ie aiva. a fcKDS Tlsiothy seed raled rather daU 4 about former raakTe of once, bale of ordiuary to prime were sued at ai.2ixal.3U. and a lush crari ot print to cboi sou at UJtlSi.

Clover was a anade nut 1 met with a fair sale at tba depreciation. Hale dt tnrhe aaedlnm were made at S5.15ct6.2t), common to f3ir sold at nax was tmai IHelaaa, end iirtls be-ker than aoninal. ywotabie at tore mm oa to ooa crashing, and SlJKHslJtS tor prune to cheae. aalea were lover 3 ban at S. 13 and 6 bag at rt.10, 28.

26. and 7 bare at S3.14, ad and 14 bags at 20. IS. and 8 oatrs at tynv. lax-l car at 29.

Tlmothy-24 baea ai SI 20, 17P. and 19 bacra at 91.76. 170 ban at l.V6. 70 bac at l.s7i 14 bac at V4S bawa at 1 ear. Stuu, and 34 baira at tl HO, au oatt at bag at i-j.

PTtOVf 5ION Xnirinr tba earlr part ot the session on diantr tb maraet exuibited cou.derehl stretiKth. especially on proaaci ior present or snort tucwre aeuv-ery. and price advanT n. atari ally. I'artiea who had ooatracta ouvtandma were somewhat anxioua to protiue fof tbem.

and this, in a measure, assisted in nitaihuia the market, the oflerma were not larpe, the movement laom the city indicates no accnmuialion In stocks. Tradica as mainly oh specoiative acconnu and for Ue-tobtr and Jacaary dtJvery. ihs stnprins; demsxd was moderate, sod bayera in some iuktancee contra, ted for siuali fiaabtities 01 product for deuverr a lew ahead. The receipts ot hone were quoted larce, and nrtete rlecliued 10.lfic. bnt tills feature had little ItiCnenre on tjlte conrae of the market.

Advices from tbe Eastern marker Indicates a compara tively steady fraiiae. wknle Ijverpool dispstcnea de noted sn advance of let in aome cut of baron, an 1 a Ce of tkl In lard. The aetnand for pork on speculative account waa quite nrs-ent. and pnee auvaured fully for present, and 10V12mc on the more do-terredu. liven.il.

Home parties OMlred to cnance ibeir contracts fn-in October to November dellverv. bnt pack era teuerailv raduired 15fl aremium. Tbe drtnehd wai mainly lor t'ctooer atht Janaary aelivery, Caxh quiet at S14.26. belller October was quite active, and oid at 14 11 4.27 s. and closed auady at S14-7iu- eller th year was in tair demand, an.i aold oi.Me,i nmet aw-tler iannarv waa in rood re- quest, anil sold at aiB.uw-ri3.lu.

aaa ciosea ateaay a 13.r3. rarnny mess pork quiet st a.J 'O-Ji. rame mMi nnrk at al L7bal'i. Eim ahme oork CI met at Ihs inquiry for lard wse liaht. and tbe maraet ruled quiet at lixiii'c aaranca ior ortooer ae-livery, wbile contrarta tot the more delerred trM only a shade bieoer.

Caan quiet at Seller October was in light oemand. and -I ft. u-ll Keller Janiiarv oaiat at SH.sii. A eood demand existed for meats to-day. With lucseased trartinir for deUvery ddrlnic the eomlne packiaa season.

Oreea bams tor lajieaiber delivery quotable at and ahoul 'ers st 4-iulv. Lops and dear sides quotsbie at HSc for Decern te aa.l tor Jaanery rtell very, bkvuiders sold quite treelr lor de tverv ilunlis the nrst bail ot iiecemoer at toxea. Short rib aides were in ftoed request, and sales were finite liherai at mc for prerent aod S'e Octolr delivery, sweet pickled bam acre acarce and firm at la ll quotation. Xbe folio wise: wetw the closlna quotation: Oreen Meats HSreWc. to avenue: houiden.

to'e. tvweet nrsiexi ncain liani. lualllSc. socorrtina to weiabtt shonlftera. 7-W 7 beiues.

itv baited Meats, ooxoa on ouiaers. UV seller October: Ion olear aldea, fc cash seller ootoDer: sivn Clear nue. casn, e-vo ell. October lona and short ciear sides. SVc ea.b, ho eiier C'ctobef: short nbsl.tes, SVC cash, seBer October: Cumberland rides, airetford sliiea.

na StaflordKhire sides. 8ts3ei TorksMra aides, US lona-CHl ham. ViMlOc easb. pisflf.ie teller October JVaTordlur Baoon Meats, pacged -liama. 11 VI Jr.

acconiinr to weiirnti nonwera. 7i.c! short rib aidea. short cleaf aides. bellies, iiaiuic. ueet products in mooerate aunptr ana prlcea steady aS16li.V3forwinbir aud aiiti lner-aMired beef hams, ail for extra mess and mm beef.

Tallow quiet aad eteady at 7 for city. ana tor country, urease qniex anu prices aoiu-ipal at 4 V7c ecco ruins to quality, bale were: Mesa i.rU-Casb-70 brls at S14.2S. Seller October SOU brls at 14. SOU brl at fl brls at 4.1-Ja. 1.UO0 brla at S14.1.1.

brls at auO Oris at liiObrlatai4.i!o,750brtatfl4.V7S, Heller the Vearl.OOO brl at S13 Jw 1-25U brls at fl iBS. 760 bria at S137ia. feilr-r January oru at i.i.ua' liiu brla at S1U15. H-iM brls ax aia.w. WW oris at ai -l in ard-Oash Ke s-alee reported.

Seller October-500 tea at J7. teller tne l'ear-500 tea at ta. beller January 600 b-e at SM.4W. Sneel nt-aMHl uaaata 100 acs av ia aa at 1140. 1 ttamlrlfra Bales 4U boxea 20 daya lb Salt at 66, 000 beae seBer ft ret half of uecemoer at be long Clear Mdes- 40,000 aa at 80 loose.

ibtir aad Short Clear ftittea 250 boxes sellBr Jxn- aary at 9c. hl-t Rib JMrtr I-et a at 8 loose. To-dsv luo.iitK) a 19 days in salt at loose, OoU ba at lie loose. lOUKX) aa seller October at 8-ao loose. x'ork a trips Last eraalngi 80 boles 7eci today.

sou poxes at itttu Baeaa-175 boxes pork strip at 7-aC pOPERArilfieteady and firth, aalat werb. 1 car isrdtea at al.25. ht3ltVfISS Oolet and steady. With aalea of 100 oris at i -us. At Tbe market WaS quiet aad atearjy offerih-r and demand mudente.

Sales were: 10 tons So. 1 timothy at Se) oo track, lu tons wire bound Ko. 1 timothy at SU.k, 10 ton Me. 1 iiraina ox AfPLtTHU-thrrrm was ome aallneeS' Complained nf dealer, and a laree ahare of tub basineea dune was ia boutuern atock. whfch sold at fj aer brl.

Host of tha apples from laaa a no is ituciuatn poina nave trot to be to neddlen at l.t06 ver brl. There was tar-casioa ally a barrel of fine (Southern applea sold at gjTso, but a waa a food averace price fof the best. The best trait is sow eemiae; irom ueatrai ai niean. and tne beat varieties front thla aectlon ometiniee sell at S3 p-r Vn-l la a small war. baft ner brl was about tha ent- ride There waa a carload of coxusaoa apple aold to peddlexa 4t tlJA) pe bfl.

HtTTTEaV-Tke market remains in abort aha earn) condition a noted the past few daya. The lnqnirr was taon mere waa apparently more ae-01 exporter to Purchase fine dairr stock. sale ot which wefemide at lycZ and for aona very tins Mm-JOto crald be obtained. The atock of resllv 4ne stock la lisrhl and the fee line ia quite atrong. but fof any thins below choice stock th market was quiet and the teeiinir also weak.

Pa.ken suede a few suaali its nil sees ot medinaa grade, but the aalea were limited, with holder enerauy euowine a opposition to reniive. uooa i hclce June- and summer parked w-nt quotable at iri-c. and no ahlppina stock was held at 19-t'Jlc. bnt the more- meat waa rather Debt. Medium to fair parking grades quotable at un13c.

ana for roo-1 lota occasionally paid 13'14, wiille low wrsdea wen alow at na nose as 77e. Xocal o-ners pan itr aood to fine dairy, and for crtamery. with fanev nnntahls at istore paekei anotable at tK-l(-e per and factory worked was quotable at lt)IUo. hales Wen i 4y tab at be, 25 firkins a Ale. 50 pkga at ut, 3uu tuos sboioa a airy at IPs.

BH4OTtCUhc8om dealers Bav I of ear-losi lots whiei they had Bold oat th new com arrlrint only a email per Sent la real choice it rannirur lartr ly oorn of ouly medinm arowtb. Ira prices there wery a rrw alir'it aod th subiom -a are tu Ut-st rev 0,1 quotation. Litr old areeu burl iotlle at about 67e: choice new, 6JSc: and fair to rood. arSe. Ko.

1 medlnm. 3 do, 4'4'e; o. 1 inside and eovera, 4-sor: Mo. de and common tuedinm, 4t4'ei inlador atraigu. crouaod.

3 4i3aC BKA Sf Ther waa hardly market tor beans, for the demand waa ao brauied that tb' rw waa hardly caoncb businees done to catabli.a quotations, lhe oSer-inus wen not larve, and former prlcea were aeked for tiie on tha ntarketa. aieuiama were qaota- bia at i -ixmI per bu. Maxrowla at auoat sijmj and liklH Vr AX-Rnled verf There Is an enure 'or' at oemaaa. aaa receivers and it very ui.tcait to sell. Holders eeerued otwaadto aell at reasonable prices, bnt In trie a'wnve of aabsa then waa ao chaaire la articular SnticeaMie, Joor stock is about unquotable, air to prime yellow nominal at 3bo per a.

II Est There was eely a Ucbt baalneas done In this department of trade. This waa one parually to a difference betweea the views of Eaatera br.yera, and tuose of stealers here. Tb baaines at PreOetit im taalnlr la the way of fiiline email country orders aud aiu-u'linir to the wanta of the locat trade. Price aobaHied. and quotations were about aa foliowa: 'tne Clieailar checna quotable at ttpse msda ia Una Mats were quotable at about 1 124 1 "sc Flut pressed foil cream waa quotaole at part axiromed llVlSe, and arllumed.

11. These uuotatloua an for etifva ef rood quality: tor damagod Stock there waa no established market. CIUKft Cnld only be sold fa a small way. aad V2AO per ken aa the oataide price fu the beat. A Rood many consignment are oft in flavor, and for so ins of these prices ranee aa low as 1 per keif.

There were but tew consiammenta besides those that come from points ai- recti serosa the lake, that arrive in good order. CBAHneitBtr, Tne demand was U(fht afi9 the market rnled Quotable at per brl for choice caiHvated, and good aa kj.75c7.6, while eood wild were ouotaTil at aa, and poor stock could be boupht at lea. Uaif-ba boxea quotable at tftMSiv. auiu vn uva.es vi wiui aa ei0u. CALIFORNIA FBCIT-Tbare Wai a food etrpply of pear on the market, and sales ran Ted st per box for extra Be rre Clalreeaa, V.i.5 for fancy smppfuaT winter Sellia.

sn.i fz.75B for other choice sbipuUis va rietles, while npa lota ranacd at tl2jto. trainoea aiow at tJ per box. Cft Ad A Offerlnra llabt, aad aalea were slow -at about yi30o pea baaaet tor bli-snau, and ab44iM to? irahaoendenta. IKfKi frilCfT Ther wa soma bnaineaa Aoee be-tween dealers in peaches, and lirht order ware reuatved from tbe country for blackbernea. Apple were but Utile called tor from aay sources, and tor tbi description -duiluee in-evaded.

So cbaane of ounseuuenee Were reported In prices. and toe foilowinr are about tne clcaiaa quotstiona: Uood to prima old klicluarsn and cw xork apples wen quotaole st u3.s7 l4c per a. Illinois ana consianmenta were 01 aneven quality, aad lor tbem quotations ranee at S.4-e: some Dour ha been sold ai V.t.rl, Una quarter ranu'ed at MHe. and elieedat S)7'a. Iba old atoca ot peacne as aooua aora out.

ins ooerutg eg new are 11 ueral ana Tjricea in conaeonence war .,,1 Uooa to choice halve were quotable at 'V7: qaartera, osnc; uijxea, woc; pano aooutmsii.irxoroeorina.sna 111:: for bouth Carolina California halve were quoted al WVA ll-ini tnere an no Halt a on tbe taaraea. Vei new biiMTkberriea, renovated or not renovated, wen quota- bie at S'sfeK'ee. IKIK'1 There la eras1ofsally trnuisamsst sold oatriirht. but aa a sreneral tnimt salea are id a small way. '1 ne supply was fair, and there were Be ehaares re ported In vaiuea.

Cnoice new snea wen quotable a about a 1 per ou, ana yellow oeia pea atsi.riAia. cnoioa marroIi hare been sold st Sleil-Ua. tsvlit peaa wan quoted at Jis(s-'c per a. KOii Th feelinr waa somewhat unsettled, and prices irregular. The anpply was Bxht.

but then them waa ao special unrency to tne ueu.au tocai aeaierw beiDir the only buyers, and they merely supplied thetr becexeary wauu. alost ot tbe salea were euected at ili lbvc. and hoioer Keaerally claim It dilbcuit te obtaia above trua racae, though now ant then case was retailed for a mon. I air stock withoat gTtarawtoa could be boiuebt at 15c in barrels. FEATHEm Were slow sale, and wa notice soma lots which have been on the market for ewarlv a week, 'i ber was no ciianae reported IB prloes.

Prime live ueese were anoiabls at about 45c tier a. Mixed sees and duck at 3re aer and dock at 2. Clucaen featuen were quotable at be tor dry picked, and ac ior scaiaia. inrxey wib leauier nnqnotauie; body about it3c per Tarxey vwr aad tail mixed a cc per a. choice turker tail teat tiers at lac per a.

receibts were a trifle larrrr to-dav anal the teeiina easier. A moaeratc aemand eaiated for ebon 6 stock. Among the receipts. Iioaever, wen Boise poor, unr'ne. unknown varieties from Ml.

huffan. which tn shipper eioentiy thouebt far aaperlor to tbe beat atck ou the market, bat wnich the traue ben utterly refuaed to taxe at any price. Michigan Omcorits quotohle at 36c per basket, accordiua to sir.e. 16-a boxea at 00c, and 3b-B, cases at el.T.Wi Caiairba, ic per Lastet Ot aboMk is aa Delaware at lor i.jia boxes, euwue t.r neh-li bk.L and ca.es at 9'1 7 r.til 4 ihM concord quotable at siiscl.TS for csaca rommna to cnoioe, ana Mwr tor w-w twxee i-a casta uataw oa at vj boxes at 3i, loc. aud 'JO- boxea at i.6 lielawares.

30-a 3. Mi; Pennsylvania Iiela-w area. B-e for It-a boxea. and ooc tot b- boxea Ooa cords, boxes, at 5uc. i A3f The Warmer weather ha had a very bad effect upon traine.

and nearly all ol the arrivals were ia poor or.ier, bolder tibdin it difficult to select even a few birds out of iaeir c-jastannient that are in rood condition. Xbe eeiaaad wa moderate, an 4 prims lota could be ecld at former cai-res. l'r-rie chickens were quotable ai per dr for prime toek. aaa lota ia poor order aold at 1-art dee qnotaule at S3 bmall dacx. Its' 15: P-al tt mailards at-feainefed piirerna at 7scwl.

and live at HJhX. bnipe at ic'cl. VeauHtn aaddiea at U'aatl3o per a. Woodcock at S3 per dox. GitKAftE Prieea wen etaedr aaa a aaoderata Sea sod -existed at 44ae per a for brown, aad stsw-sc per a for yeUoW.

ax r.s jtniea arsa aaa qsues wita a tair sersass as i rrcfr-sonu ana hiu qauw wiui quotations. Ureen sslted waa quotable and p-4altc for llrht, calf lajle. same pdee aa bides: dry aaiteu at I at BtyaPc tor heavy tone haired kia at 1.11 rl Ja I drv c.tf at 1 1.1S. drv klo at 13c aud deac. ns at 411, a ROo.

Uamaired sndarubby areea salted wer quotable at 74C wm aalted bail biAss quotable at sHie. MO'NfSir RuhM dulL The supply was fair the hooey OiTered waa aa a pen cat ttuu very rood; but it ia toe) early in the season to exiect muck deqaaud. and tor some litilt time sales may be slow. HOPS There were consignment ot both Eastern and We-nern-crowa hop ofIer.ui oa the market, ital'iera touau sales elow, tor the uemsna oontiBu-ja on a ll suited scale. There waa ho rhaase in prices, for there waa hardly eai ueh bnatnos doae to establish qnotattotut.

The followmic were ai out tne-Bomtnal prieea. I rime new e-tern aboat tMfcloe. and fancy 5ew lork aoont lie. Old nominal at lfeuo per POTATOKa-Wera slow sale. Soma dealers did a light buainofi from store in early roae at per ba; by tba ear load they wen nominal at about ae for caoaca.

fOULTBl 1 he arrival were aarain larye to-day aad the ofleriiiffa were conai.lerably in trxi-ena ot the demand. A lew eoefs of Bl old bene and fancy full trrowa ssrinee were called lor, but the market cent-rally ruled duil and holders anxious to Kit. Tartey were ia moderata request aad Arm at iue per a. Old cbJrkena aalabie at He per a lor hens, aud S3 per do, with aa oc- caional co'p roostera at at 53 mixea quotable at J2.7.V.3 and all ttpnba chictens ransred at tTd.J&ft.li per dox furcboice larve, and lvo1.75 Lrarks qaotabie at per aoa ood eixeqiaotabio at 4Ha per do: ior tair to rooa. aud yoamjf tsoaa of for fair to rood.

PF.ACH Eta-The market was fully as dull to-day aa It has been for eome feme. The receipts wen larrer than those ot yesterday, and a larve share of the cvoeianmeBte again of rather sioaJl and wnaavory looking peaches. There was a moderate demand lor tbe beat, but the bulk of thestoe wa iouud aiew aaie. aad tor tt prtcea a ere easy. Ihen wen numerous eonwitrnmenta on tha market whioh would not brtut ovr (MS3oe per baaket.

air to food stoea waa sola at stc come very aice brourht ahfi Very choli-b in larce baskets sold as kith aa a7t'e. There waa aomeumes ss mm aa lOa lc dlflerence ia price for fruit ot about the same quality. owlna to oinercnt sire ol paekafes. A tew choice ciine stones from the booth breueht (k74c per box. aod cuoice freeman a late were sold at a i tor either box or uanaet.

Tue're were a few eointuon lots or tbe market wiiich have beea bald tor souis time, aad tot tho there Wa no market. PKAK.t Some Kew fork pear have arrived In kbrh poor oraer that they would not bring over lat. per brl. The bnlx of the salea racre al S33leii per brl, arcordlna to quality, fear an ripemne so speeuiiy tnat aeaien Ana it impossible to aell out tneif stock uutilaeood many are spoiled. he market was faU ol hiyan baa keia, and salea ot these lauaed at SITEKt rOTAt-Otw Contlhne to rale vrV dolL Tbe supply was fair, and bolder wen disposed to aell.

for the stock c.nuot l.e held In this Warm weather Without apoiiine. cvood to choice Jeraeya were quoted at 3.50 per brl. tbe outside price in a entail way. Velio Illinois wen (renerally held at per brl when vood. There are afew poor on tbe market Wuicb can be boncht at t1 .75.

Boxes ot bu were quotable at 30a. staitimora aonaiaBmenta 4J0. TA luliO WWas onict and prieea ateadV at TVje for Ka. 1 solid country, bvc for So. 3 do.

aad 7M7e tor eaka. x5AI The oiTerlna-s durine tbe Mornimr were lirht and prices firm at 4Je tier a tor common to choice carcasses, and firr tancy, bat ahouhi the arrivals be lares by the aooa trail tha abova lots may aot ba maintaiued. TaOKTARtfiS-Wm am lea and aa a eeneral thine alow sale. Botsbaira turnips were oifered al 3.Vm40o per bu. onions about l.Jo per bn.

ordnn for cabbaira wera ft led at i J-tr loo. feed and arecn peppers in Vb boxea Cuutabie at about iOaVaOc Celery aboat ii6e per aoz. OOt, as not as active aa at the close or last bat stall there wa. a fair business enjoyel and prices were steady. fieece-wssiied.

iK-a conainon. sttaoc: necrw tnveuw, neheary to liirbt. 2327c: tnedJdni and coarse, do. X4, iej tub washl, prime. 34v lUc do.

poor to sod. 3tc. Ihagy. poorly washed, and atuned weob 2iue lees. Hurry and cotted wool.

X.aoo less. IB nuiaa sawau order from store, dealera realited a ahada over tba prioes quoted. caul, nuanu" a-, ara. Xnrinir Wfveaf Ouiet and tame, bales wexwt 6.000 ba seller October at tlX'OV fom Slaailv. gale Were: UOT.OOO bd teller October at 42 w4'J-c, 35.DU0 bo seller November at ca ju.uou bu aeiier the year at ai-te.

M. a.u r.v ojut nf la sellfrr aeto bar at H4JK1. sod brl seller January at SI 3,05. AiTlRSOOX BOAKI CLOtl 51SO f. Sx.

KviHnar tVhpat The demand was. fair. ItO. 3 aellet- October solo at l.05'.1.03 'i Woacd at BeUer November aold a l.ifiVV0?,,s, 9 Beller the year quotable at l.01V1.01J, rajriui vnnrinrate. No.

3 Seller October sold at and ovember at. 42at-4'e! cloaed with Bv aiue pnoea oia. swuer tne rwi nuw and wrfaes nominally vttm xorooisBsrr. aad 33e tor November. Mass Porlt -In actt va requeet tor octoe aeiivery, and prieea tt9)30e hipher.

other denvene without auotabie eaanre. Market chised Steady at CltXVa 14iWeaeher seder October, seliertheyear, S13ia i i Jannuv. hes wen: brls aell tVlnhee 't il vfid brls do aHltJ7. 25U brls do at S14.40. brls de at S14.4A.

75U brls do at S14JWI. brla do at S14 O-'S. I00 brl do at S14JI7. V50 brl teller November at13, 0brUaellerdobtCi3J0.760 brla seller tbe year at 13.W, M.1MJU bria aeiier January a 91. 6tw brls do at alU-D-l1.

3oU brl buyer the ysax at tlJM. ij.na-Osiet and atea.lv at MAailUII cash bt aelles October. seller the year, and M.37H seller January, bales were: 2iU aeiier tba year at tea do st 360 tea aeiier Jauaary at SA37. for Strips-Steady. Bale Wens 300 boxea at 7e, LIT a otOCK.

JUfiatatT. The folia wins were tbe vwcadsita and ahimv atock for tka period named aacauPTS. Cattle. 4.137 4.1U0 fiT4i Hor. ttaef Bv gaee, lfV 121! afhaan.

present tne movement is tirnt aoa prices ruteta i am a a hi. Consjanieau 61 aw if Caliy ioutiut XeiVtd.au4bI I atuUty pool, 3-ua tuacaul ttom tha cpeiiihg Haul taa a a. 8.2sr 80.3VS Baiu timalaat B.7ii 23,034 UBIfMlllTH. CtttM. UOlldaTf lia43 NflW Vt1K 4tMMS.ess s4aa4tat44 a.

ft 3 I (bad shipments I .7 irat ra, but at I.