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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24

Normal School will begin Monday, Sep
TENDER 6, 1875 the winter term Deem
Der IL, the spring terra March 10Th 1876.
ALL District Court jurymen not impan
neled in the case Of Hershfeld vs.. Oahin
we're yesterday excused from serving for TIL
remainder of the term.
TIE bridges on the Missouri Pacific rail
road swept away hy Il. recent foods hav'
been repaired, and trains are now runnin!
regularly.
The Narrow GariZe railroad promises Il
he the iayori,e rp,;e for those Sunday
schools wishing To enjoy pic-nics in th'
country.
Four bows, named Johnnie Kerr, Tommy
Henry and John Slime, were arrested las
night for stealing law books. This is gain
| ing know ledge under difficulties
THE Baptist church At Salina has &c
cured the services Of the Rev. Arthur Nil
lard, who has acted for two years As private
secretary TO Prof Allan Cur.
A TES-YEAR old son OF the murdered
Ramsey, is lying very low OF sickness
brought on by the death OF his parents, al
Hays City, and no hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
THE marriage of Mr.. Chas. III. Lamar
of Platte county. No, and Miss Matti,
Hawn, was solemnizcd at the Episcopal
church yesterday morning, the Rev. J. \
Lee officiating.
ENGINE No. all" which pulled the af.
ternoon Rock Island train out Sunday, was
appropriately draped in mourning in re-
spect to the memory of .he dead engineer
Hilton.
A CITIZEN recently down from Topeka,
saws that two women from The country,
came into that city, two or three days ago,
and sold the hair from their heads to buy
seed corn.
ANY person having old files of THE
TINES, or any other Leavenworth paper,
will confer favor by informing Us, as our
files are not quite complete, and We are de-
sirous OF procuring one or two years which
We have lost.
SEVERAL young bloods caroused around
town night before last, carrying pistols and
making threatening demonstrations.
'Twould do some OF these lads good to have
about a two weeks soioum upon the rock
pile.
CARBoLIC acid should he ON hand in
every household, as solution of this chem
zeal will kill the eggs of all kinds of YER
Minis, destroy ants in the hill and annihi-
late the germs of diseases and plaques in
outhouses and stables.
The following officers were elected last
night at Far West Encampment No. /,
/. o. o. +: Saml Black, q. Il. TO q. L.;
Saml F. Burdett, c. F.; VIM. p. Borland,
5. W; Geo. T. Bevens, J. W; John {.
ESHOlidIs- F'tIibt. NHdrlt- IGallhP, lTtdS-
urer.
A MAN who has recently returned from
the Black Hills, says that the chief produc-
ton Of that region is the prickly cactus.
And so, figuratiyely speaking, Uncle Sam
is trying to dicker with an Indian flower
girl for the purchase OF a boquet OF cac-
fuses.
Col. L. y. O. CLoUGH has removed his
Office to elegant and commodious quarters
on Fifth street, at the corner OF the police
alley. His rooms are fitted up in superb
style, and he will be most happy 10 receive
visits from all OF his friends.
A YOUNG lad named Willie Ulrich, re-
siding with his parents at thy corner OF
Fifth and Miami streets, is missing. At
the time OF his disappearance he was cloth
ed in pray leans pants and hickory SDlOrpd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24

Inc great discovery of the sgs-
There is no pain which the Cen
tsur iinimebt will not relieve, no
swelling which II will not subdue,
and no lameneSs which il will not
cure. This il strong language,
but IT is true. 1t is no humbUS;
the receipt Is printed around each
bottle A circular containing
certificates Of wonderful cures Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24

SEVERAL young bloods caroused around
town night before last, carrying pistols and
making threatening demonstrations.
'Twould do some OF these lads good to have
about two weeks soioun upon the rock
nile
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24
A STATEMENT.
DR.. Y0unEIn's Opinion in Regard
to Colonel Anthonys
Wound.
His Belief is That the Subciay-
ian Artery is not Severed.

Below We publish a statement made by
DR.. L. Iounkin, OF this city. Although it
radically differs from the opinions OF the
physicians in charge, YET in accor-
dance with our established rule OF Civ
ing everyone free hearing, We present it
TO our readers
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24

A MAN who has recently returned from
the Black Hills, says that the chief produc-
ton Of that region is the prickly cactus.
And so, figuratively speaking, Uncle Sam
is trying to dicker with an Indian flower
girl for the purchase OF a boquet OF cac-
fuses
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-29

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ham at trGoe op paa Stl9en, ftette
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ps truffst al en- uipnlia Saano. Sun.
hilo ite9 til famine S,b op paa Sti.
aen eftsr BAN; bun unoerftenepe BAN
fra at ialos. Gncslis naasoe De 5lslc.
linden % itsss IND paa Den, men Den
forte Sfiffelle bar borte. Sle be.
merfeoe en- reoIis Hes, Der its9 op
tot unoer bans 6eposr, % iorltrGt.
fst lpur9te ban:
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til en- lille spite - % boo mailer
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Srcpc fra 2tpptbcfcrc.

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"@rcsn's Au9ult 6lcper" life furcrer.
@aa til =. y. Mcut9emerp 4 SO. %
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masiiaheber / Napen eiler Scveren, iaa
irrle9 Oct.
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bper eneife Sp Amerifd. vi bar life
mlnere emo 500 Srepe fra Sru99i'ter,
Der allie riener rm at bette CT Gen bepie
Webicin for Sarina liant Sals ra Kun:
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Decorah-posten., 1875-04-29
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Aeres yanb meb Yaanines. o. upbuie,
acknowledgements OF @eeifaber.
Yaa ltsrre GUNNER gives pasIsnbe
5entanb.
@lsnppce, @inneibeif county, iSuwa,
ben i5pe April.
g. 9. Sllcn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-04-29

SbOr fab Tom lbrIlaost psb nisle
Orb; bette bapbe ban life psntet.
spun bar nltiaa 6ormoonina ON
min Sorbrposlis! Wsn bpsm ltulps
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Decorah-posten., 1875-04-29
&c Der!

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Hpttst opsnpaa g. SeprrsIons StOre,
Ell Der pslt ira Stiles SotsI.
8amls al9osr fiebss % i9I9ss, Salt.
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fpr. Silfebatte presiss ppsr.
Secorab osu lite Npril 1875.
SEQ. Sielon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND FIRM-Fu-
TUREs QUIET AND sTEADY-FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT FIRMER-CoRN FIRMER-oArs FIRM
ER-RYE NoMINAL-BABLEY DULL-BAR-
LEY MALT DULL-PoRK DULL AND
EAsIER-LARD QUIET AND EAs1ER--PE-
fRoLEUM FIRM-NAvAL STORES STEADY
HIDES DULI.-ous cHANaED--wHIsKEY RA-
sIER-FREIGHTs FIRM AND MODERATELY Ac-
TIvE-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY
GUINNESS QUIET AND NoMINAL,-GRoCE-
RIEs QUIET AND srRADY-CoFFER srIoNo-
SUGAR STEADY.
TUESDAY, Oct 6-6PM
There was fair movement in trade circles today
and in some comRodtcs fair business was done.
though tho movement not so general as might be
desired. onpchangc -four was steady. Wheat was
rather rmer but closed quiet and easy with limited
demand Corn was in demand and nrmer. Oats were
also frmer. Whiskey quiet Pork dull and easier
Lard quiet Freights and charters nrmer Cotton on
the spot quiet and firm; futures were quiet and
steady. Petroleum was firm Naval stores were
steady Hides dull Hemp jutc quiet and steady
Gunnes quiet and nominal Oils were quiet Groceries
quiet and steady.
AsuEs.-The market quiet and nominal We quote -
Pots, &c 60 pearls, &C.
ANTHONY nrm. We quote ;-Regulus, 1879. l4c.
gold.
BSEswAx was dull We quote Western at &c s2Ixa..
and Southern a. $50 33kc
BRoon CoRS-The market quiet and selling only in
jobbing We quote Brush short green, choice Ioc
lao hurl green. loc lie green medium, loo red
and red tipped 70. &C.
CANDLRs-The demand active and prices wnrn
held firmly We quote sperm. zee sperm. patent Macy's
$50 s.earis Mitchell Cos 90 OsJ. 27c 2oc sda-
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SECOND BOARD P. !,

$4,000 US $40 90. l1eh 5000 $50. c, s7c III
1000 S $40, c, IS. ll9sS -------- -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular, with E
Lower Tendency.
CURRENCY WORTH ONLY S5.37
Gold III 3-S a III SIS a III 1-S-Money on
Call 2 and 1-2 Per Cent-Foreign
Exchange Steady and Dull
Governments Firm.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY, Oct % +. N.
There is no reason for change in the tone OF the
comments that have been made in this column for
many days Wa street has lost little of its in
nuence as an aggressive suggestive power, and its
stocks much obedent to natural causes which
compel decline as are the bonds mortgages and
other securities held by the 1ducary institutions of
the country. Not capital fight against fate.
Those who control 1t gradually learning the lesson
that confidence tho outgrowth of improvement and
they equally quick to peceve that Of this ee
exists beyond that which is to be found in
brokers' Offices and the handwork Of few local ma
npulaors The principal speculation to-day was in Lake
Shore, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and
Western Union
MARKET
Western Union opened at 70, advanced to 763S and
ended at this price Pacific Mail sold at 35A So 1t
may be found by reference to statement published
elsewhere that the figures OF officials compared with
those OF expert not altogether encouraging.
Union Pacific opened at 63A, sold down to 61% and
ended at g. Lake Shore presented no new phase and
sold at SAY SAN, ena1ng at 81. The greatest rally
was in Missouri Pacific, which recovered from 23zS
27L. New Jersey Central after declining from 107 to
102L rallied to 104 bid. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western declined from 119A to 11724 and finally
covered to l18k bid Tho wide fluctuations In these
two coal roads attracted much attention. Northwest
common sold at 59A $50 3S7S., do. preferred at
90 53k 52X St Paul closed at "a after sales at
1917, Ohio and Mississippi confined between
I61 16A, with close at latter price. ST. Louis and
Kansas preferred sold down from 81 to % Missouri
Pacific declined from 29 to 23h and recovered to 81
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph declined to 1TzS. The
changes other securities less important and will
be found below.
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions ct the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
grcgated 1874 800 shares which distributed among
active shares follows New York Central and Hud
son, 1872 Erie 500; Lake Shore, 443lo; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 12o Northwestern 1900 do preferred,
900; Rock Island, 500 Pacific Mail 1s,200 81. Paul,
1900; do. preferred, 1900; ohios, 1900; Western
Union 900; Wabash, 300 Union Pacific, 25,S0o; c.,
G. andL c. 1907 New Jersey Central 4, 1886; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1000; Missouri Pacific,
90 500; Atlantic and Pacific preferred 1885, St Louis
Kansas City and Northern, 200
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following tabe shows the opening highest and
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A STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BIZ USED Az
a margin place or cash for the purchase anS
stock There little risk In this method Of operating
negotiating contracts members q the stock Exchange
parties close rates $50 for 90 shAres
500 for shares Quotations and information furnished
TUMBRIDGR 4 co. Bankers and Brokers. No. 2 Wall
street New York bought and sold against moderate
deposits
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BANK SHARES.

Bank shares at us for American Exchange, 90 for
Central National 90 for Fourth National and 90
for Hannibal The latest bids are annexed
America, 1855; American Exchange 11S; Central
National, 99 Chatham 1856; Chemical $50; City 800;
Commerce, 121k First National, 200; Fourth National
%; Fulton, 1856; Irving 1872; Mechanics, l4o Mcr-
chants 10; New York, 1917; New York National
Exchange, 100; North America, 1OOX.
BONDS
State bonds quiet Missouri funded OF 1894 o5
sold at 1921, Missouri Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue
Of 1886, at 101, and Tennessee old at 52k Arkansas
sevens Missouri opelousas and Red River declined from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
HERALD WEDNESDAY,

a. a. 10 on, IKE tic parAns. a. es and
CorFARThe market for Brazs was very arm and holders
anticipating further rise Ia prices and conse-
Ao s sgooas ana & a az - 6etaro on 70 pVae
terms Mild cotee quiet and firm The stock Of Rio AZ
New York and TIE out ports 4 follows New York
do Sayannah $500 do New Orleans 6,75l do. Galveston
ll5i2 Do Total, Io435s 6ags Aaoat and loading Tor
states 70 "a inst 2o2o1O bags We quote Ordinary
bic al &c prime DO 2ie a2ic extreme range lots
l9Ac 22lc. santos, fair 70 good, POKE. 2lAc. gold
s sas m as e a' @ ssEsp oSs do 2 2c
Ceyon PIC, BE Maracalho, 2o1ac 23c.; Laguayra
Isc. ls5sc Porto Rico lssc 2lc Costa Rica.
PC; Mexican, 2Oc, Il Nc Manila 2lc 22c. Angos
sa5s iO' A2l'' SA''nil' 2'' 20 Curacao i''
coorEnAcz. srocK was quiet and nominally I'M
heads y I2 81 VS. sugar sSeoks, With heads ssneh
q 50 as2 co. do 3ench, 81 90 - 90; box shocks
loops II s Ss o a = 70 prime I'M s s
4oe. hoops Y feet DO. 3oc 35c
q 2skc, cash. We quote New sheathing lover II oz)
Soe bolts sie braziers over 10 OIL, slc nails sse
ingot Lake, 235ac. per h. Yellow metal-New shssthRg
S1a &c bolts a 1 nails SaeatsnE re per To-
prices We quote EMans barge and small sze); per
I7sc tarrsd Manila, i4Sc sisai rope G2c isc New
Zealand t2c ISe Russia hemp, tarred l4c American
CoTToEhe market for spot cotton was In the main firm
put quiet Holders in some cases asked advance but
which renser with the remark that round lots
obtanable except at an advance of Lice nc. Advces
in tho market for future deliveries opened quiet ad
yaneed l2c lost the improvement and finally quiet
advance 1ed in freights now 7l6d We quote -
October, ~ 3132c November, - 2332c l2Ac. Decem-
ruary IS iss IS Lice March is r'' is Sc APRIL sR
IS 1oS2c ishc May, 10 l1-l9c - 2ss2c, June
IL 1926 Quotations based American standard Of
ana on cotton IN store running IN quality not
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE


The following the changes closing prices since
yesterday
ADvANoE.-Erte, u: Lake Shore, Il; Pacific Nail, u;
b. Pau common, a; Western Union, q; Michigan
Central, a.
DEoLIsE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph y; At
lantic and Pacific preferred, u; New York Central y
Delaware and Lackawanna IN; Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 4 Northwestern common. n do preferred
q; Ohio and Mississippi Nj Wabash, III Union Pacific,
III Missouri Pacific 1x.
SrATIoNARY-Qu Quicksilver, Panama, Harlem and c., c.
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
ANOTHER ERIE STATION ROBBED.

The gang OF thieves that plundcred several statona
on tho Erie Railway last year between Paterson, suE.
fern aud Newburg is again at work. On Monday night
the station at Rdgened broken into and the books
and papers we're scattered in great confusion There
was no money 70 reward the thieves
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For future delivery the sales follows
Il l5-l6c 100 at II 1890 December 900 at 12Ac. ;
January, 400 at II 27-32c February, 500 Is l-3c
March 100 at 3Ac July looat IA Lice Total $500 bales
To-day, up two p, M.-October, 800 II 1890,
400 as Il l51ec 1900 at II s32c 100 at l3c 1000 Al
January 100 at Il 81 32c 100 at 12s 800 at II 2z3c
February 800 IS Lice 200 10 I-32c Is
March, 800 at i3Ae; May, 100 at IL 2s-S2c, 100 at
The receipts at the ports follows Galveston 1754
Charleston. 1885, Wilmington, 4o Norfolk 2o73 Balsi-
more 10; New York, 2l3 Boston, 81 Philadelphia 4
Total 2 This day last week. 12OS4 This day last year.
1850 Total since September L, 233533 bales. Cotton
treghts closed as follows TO Havre by steam &c. &c.
steam, c., compressed. To Liverpool, 3Sd. lied by
steam; by SAIL 5-l6d-
FEATHERS active slightly improved prices
We quote Prime geese 6oc a62c choice do 6Oc
Gle mixed to quality, soc 45c. hen feathers, &C.
SC. turkey feathers, &c. per lb
FIsH-Codhsh in fair demand We sales OF 100
quntas Georges So so 50 rs and 200 do Grand Bank
ut IS So Mackerel in light supply. Box herring
selling at 35c for scaled and SOC for No rs
Barreed herring dull lO) bbls Portland Pound sold
Ut 80 % Share split selling in small lots So so ST.
We quote :Georges Bank cud s. so So Grand do SIS So
Western. "a IS; large SIS So so: medium,
So scaled herring. Soc. Sc. No. mackerel $50:
No do, Sl5 fat No. do. SID; large No. do, $40:
small No do $40.
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-Receipts-Flou CESS bills corn
meal 100 bbs and $50 sacks wheat DOT bushels corn
2O1 i3 do oats. 81 100 do rye, 75o do barley 5S4ei
do. barley malt 1850 do. The -four market steady
under moderate trade demand and inquiry for export
The sales 1880 bbls Rye flour fair demand
and steady Corn meal steady tho sales 400 bb
and $50 bags at "a 10 for Brandy wne IS % 81 for
aNA n 81. T.~aa
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 ,. n.
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money closed at 2 and ~ per cent on call loans,
without material change in commercial paper Foreign
exchange at the close steader, with business at
IS and 4S1 n 4s2 for prime bankers sterling An
exceedingly cautious feeling observable In the money
department. and those who handle credits are exercis
Ing moro than usual scrutiny The recent decline in
stocks Is not without its influence on certain individuals
and their representative houses
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending to-day 50 S37 61o against 21g the
corresponding week in 1874 and ss,37S 1870 in 1873
The total exports Of produce January this year
amount to sl9I, ESQ., 800 against 1921 s5s 723 the
corresponding period Of 1874 and 1925 1858 for 1873
THE GOLD MARKET.
At the last rate of gold to-day 800 currency was
worth only SIS IS The opening price of gold was
ll77, the highest 117x and the close I17K The rates
paid for borrowing we're 132 3-64 and 164 per diem
and Ia per cent per Loans were also made
free of interest
The German steamship Main, which sails for New
York from southampton to-day brings hither $4,000
in specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
rHE FOREIGN MARKET


The Bank Of England lost f12o 900 sterling on bal
ance to-day. Tho London advces report a firm mar
et for consos and American securities Eric rose 10
l5k and the preferred to 80 with subsequent reac
tion to 81 The other changes we're very slight The
following late quotations :-Consols for money
e4k 94A; eonsols for account e44 a % $40; '65
bonds, old, 1905 106K '67 bonds 107k 107b; ten
forty bonds, 1O4Jl 1o4I hves, 1O4x a 1o4A;
Erie, 15A 1871; Eric preferred, 81 By Rontes
In Paris, 66L Soc
UNITED TREASURY
Washington advices report the following balances:
Currency IS 10 Ooo coin $e7 100 ooO less coin GER
tncates, Sl2 33e, 900. The Comptroller Of the Cur
rency has called the national banks for report Of
their condition October l. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day $4,000 account OF interest and
$4,000 in redemption Of nve-twcnty bonds The Di-
rector OF the United States minis has commenced the
preparation at Philadelphia of his report the
dition Of the Western gold and silver mines inspected
by him during the past II is understood that
be will not favor locating the branch mint at any
of the mining centres, but will recommend It's location
at either Cincinnati Chicago or st. Louis
CALIFORNIA NEWS
The amount OF cash dividends paid by mining com.
panies In San Francisco from January to October l.
1875, Is az foows:-
Consolidated Virginia. so per cent ...... ss 20s 900
Eureka consolidated. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
"conR'on eu'SSsANsr.. "a, 200
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. s. 1875.
Cotton steady nddsng a 10y lnSlSanG as
e cos i,77a Sales LIS. Stock, 1880
Cotton steady mlddlipg i27se; low @iddli9s, i21e
SSSS 'F saos STOCK s' sssp i0' 0a'' gross
Cotton s.cadior; middling. 12xc low niddline, iis4c
coastwise, e5S. sales, 200. Stock, 1896. ''
CHARLESTON Oct. s 1878.
i,73l bales Sales, 2oo Stock, p, $50.
Flour steady sales 1900 bbs at 81 Is for No spring
g 2 for amber winter - for white winter aud s. q for
Com Sas. e, 7 5; l Barley as No Canada
dnss, SIS $50 per ton canal heights higher; wheat
e &saas 01LIsS
soo5 Susheis lumber. $500 feet A'
Lake 200 bills shes IA 900 9o bushels
sSss 1890 s g.
barley 2eooo do Canal shipments 70 tide waterFlour
points-Wheat 1900 bushels Canal freights-Eariy
aS os
better demand price" F Se private sae 4eoo bushels
higher and firm sales bushels mixed western Si
Changed Peas and beams quiet and onohaSsod Barley u u
setted sales 600 bushels Canada on private terms ten
Pork, Lard and highwines dull and unchanged.
TOLEDO Oct s. 1875
Flour steady with moderate demand. Wheat-Dem and
fair prices have advanced No white Wabash 81 80;
No white Michigan, 81 30 extra do, 81 37 amber Mich
Der 81 3321 old 81 ~; No amber Michigan, 81 06 No.
winter spot and October, 81 2s; old 81 ~ No
red 81 IKE rejected e4c CornDem and fair and prices
high mixed spot and November Gle
Der exc low mixed, 6Oc No white Go; No , do,
COO grade 57lsc Oats-Demand fair and market firm
Freighte-fc Buffalo 2c 24c 70 oswogo and Kingston,
4sc Receipts-2O0 bills -four, $1,000 bushels wheat
10000 do. corn, 5000 do. Shipments 900 bbls.
-four 5000 bushels whoat $4,000 do corn, 1000 do
CHICAGO, Oct. 5. 1875.
Flour quiet steady Wheat strong and hgheT closing
easier; No. Chicago Spring, 81 10 No. do 81 IL
spot 81 III seller October 81 1of seller November
at outside quotations No. mixed, SOC spot; 5jSc bid
seller November rejected. 400 Oats quiet but steady No
. $3.50 q 32kc spot 32A seller October; 321xc S24c.
seller November rejected, Z7c 27c Barley easier but
demand at 96c spot o3c seller Novembef Rye. Pur-
chascs Of magnitude cannot DO made az tho quo
options lower sales al go spot s22 is seee October
sis IS seor all the Lard In fair demand bu nj lower
rates sales $13 80 S13 40 spot and seller October
SI2 10 seller all the year Bulk mer held higher
shoulders exc 956c; short rib middles 1876 13Ac.
short clear mddes lac Whisky easier bus good demand
2c 2c Al tho afternoon call Of the Board wheat rmer
but Nc lower Corn irregular and shade lower 56c
size, October; 53c. November 4SSc 4ac seller all the
Oats quiet and unchanged Pork unsettled and lower
SO October $40 all the year Lard dull and irregular
offered $l3 % October nonlinay 81 TO- all the
1900 oats 90 900 do barley 1900 do srye 10000
do shipments-Four 1000 bbis wheat s. 900 bushels
corn $1,000 do. oats $4,000 do barley, $4,000 do; rye
100 do.