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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
gAom tpteoer @tner. Bar
500, 900.

9oleoo, o., 7. San. NleraHser g6il.
ltamiou, ein prOmineuter @eifdftSmann Don
Seamore, Yutuam,Gountp, Ohio, lit bnrt.
aebtahnt; ieiue SdulOen beiaufen id) auf
100000. 26illtamiou mar Der Gigentbitmer
Der ,@aleponla Stoue Comp" aud mar er
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
@rGtt0e.

Chicago, 7. Sauuar. - Das y@arbner=
6ouie" branute bente Dfor9en ab. Serlua
S38. 200.
Qennoruille, Qaebec, Z. Sauuar. -
8ilbop's &oue9e murbe 9eitern abe.lO ourh
5euer serh6rt. Die gSobuung oes Briu5t>
nniS murine nerettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
3sge Nn5etge1.

as Vergebt sare SrsanOe ntd,t, iouoeu
tauft cine 3dbmaidiue SuH 0ct5uddt5 G5elbeut
fie oiGie.ben.
T!eGeHHe1 oeyiauit one %tteu ftr selinaere
$rstie, ais tt8eHo cju dbalhes Geitdit in Yaltis
MORE VI. 1856, SSGits8aBeitez,
t290-D unterlalo ccr 6oiuath ztrcec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
Souferufte.

Sail. 3tUer, Muii., 7. San. - Sas
Santhaus BON Galton & Ottlne idlloB beute
eiue Ebiiren; bis jeet 1T ni4tS SeftnittOeS
befannt geworoen.
Sttawa, @au., 7. San. - Die NGfler
uno Serfderurgs Agenten @ebr. Yenuof
bielteu cine Seratbung nit ibren 9ldubigern
uno picieu uad), OaB tbre Sduloen $88,Oo0,
ihre Attiua $4,000 betra9en; ite erbtelten
in SOl9e Oefen cine angemefiene 6rif.
@ranb 8apto s, Wttd., Z. San.- 9te
Sol5banrler 8Onoerlp & So. featen beute
ibre 3ablungen ell. Serblnolidtsiten $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
Selegrapbii6e Seseiden
Snlanos9epsihens

(9eriGte Der -aiiociirten grtFe" fur ben .&ors
reiponoeuteu.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-08
Sinltiill WIo1tdl0rn.

goiton. I. San. = gine 9epeidc por
Witlioro, 81. s. 4, melOet, baB Der tlelns
8tan6aro oOer Yieuooz&barlie Stop bort an
fam unO uuo BON ieiner Wiutter nno Del
Fnd,nnru tbeutiftsirt muroe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
FRIDAY. Oct. 20-P. n.

FRIDAY, Oct. 2O-P. 81.
Lake Shore continues to be the active POPULATIONS
of the list the transactions to-day reaching 63Ooo
out of a total of 15s, 900 Opening with sales OF 900
at 593s the next transaction was at 90 and then
at 6OIa; reacting to 597s, it steadily rose
70 611s and then, after a tumble to 500, it
closed at 6Ol2 Michigan Central was more quiet
and less sought after 900 shares selling at 47's
a47aa46s, 04712047L. New-York Central after
opening at 1919 and selling at 1O5 1,4OO sharesl
closed at lO4l4 Erie sold at ss0 7sG lO@Glo's.
The coal shares were nearly erratic as usual but
closed at a decline from last night. Dealers have
already forgotten that the trouble IN their companies
occurred before the break of the combination; that
even with the high prices for coal which ruled Tor
the first seven months of this year. it required at
least 40 per cent business, or consumption Oh
coal to enable them to maintain their standing
What these prospects are, with coal ~ 3OG9% per
ton less. and no greater consumption, IL Is
not difficult to solve. The coal sale OF
the Pennsylvania Company which took place TO-
dav ian account of which will be found in another
column shows no changes from previous sales
worthy of note excepting in chestnut size Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western to-day opened at
7Slo and quickly advanced to S02, afterwards sell
ING at 772407Slo. Delaware and Hudson started at
7S2 and declined to 76, sales of only 800 shares
Central of New-Jersey after selling at 3sls63S9i,
broke to 80 in two transactions, and then to 3'i2
recovering Il per cent at 3734. None of the Granger
stocks maintained their vigor OF yesterday.
The North Western made an early show oil
vitality that carried the Common to IL, Dut
the appearance of trdng amount OF real
stock sent It staggering to 80, which was its final
price, although 39l4 was bid at the close Western
Union was dull and shade better than YESTERDAY
the sales being at 7OTs071l s07 oSsG7l. Pacihc
Mail attended by its usual crop of "calkers,'
marked 25624o s62iai The market closed quiet but
with an appearance OF fullness that may indicate IN
digestion The final changes from the las; prices
of Yesterday are as follows: Declines-Pacihc Mail
g Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. New-Jer-
sey Central, and Ohio and Mississippi, each Il Enc
New-York and New-Hayen, and st. Paul. each =;
Northwest preferred. 81; Northwest common Z;
United States and WellS-FargO Expresses each !,
and Delaware and Hudson, 1l2 Adyances-tan-
nibal and St. Joseph preferred. II; Central and
Hudson Wabash, and Western Union each Ss; Co.
c., c. and L., 12 and Lake Shore g per cent. The
following table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Sc fOrpgs Jersov dressed have wide range Of
for large Sc for pigs OF than 100 b. 80 buyers
live hogs save at very low prices
ALBANY Oct. 2O-CAITLR-Receipts 400 $50
cars last week quality good on the average market du with
Mich Cows-Market veIy quiet; only few veals
ceived and all taken by local trade at aoo. y 10
SHEEP AND LAAsReceipts 70 cars being about the same
az last demand prices OF sheep unchanged;
lambs &c. y lower than last week.
BUFFALO, Oct 2O-CArTLR- Receipts to-day, 1909 head;
total for the 1909 head for tho
time last weea difference for the week thus far OF
l3o cars less gales today fresh receipts all through
cOnsiznments. 80 held later shipments.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiDts today 800 head total for
the week TINS FAR $4,000 head 400 head for the
time last week. only three Western sheep disposed OF
1T full &c on Opening rates Of the week three cars OF good
sheep remain nnsold
HoGsReceipts today, 1900 head; week
far $500 head "a 500 head for The tne last week
market active and higher sales OF Workers.
- 1885, light at s. So heavy hogs 80 1905 80
and SO; all sold
CoWs-Abou three Of mixers and sprngers peddled
out fair 70 good sJ2S$tO common ones at s250S3O Light
demand and slow sales
CALyEsOnly few head OF veals offered not sufficient Tor
quotations. good veals wanted
CHICAGO, oct 2O-CATTLE-Receipts. 2400; shipments.
1900; market dull and heavy; sales slow change In
HoGs-Receipts l2OOO shipments $500; market steady.
closing rather weak common 10 extra, IS 75dS6 20 chiefly
at s. S5dS6 ID
siEFr-Reeeipts $780, market quiet and shade easier;
sales al 50 G0dS4 25.
NplAsAroLu, Oct 2O-HoGs Receipts, 5000; quoted a.
85 1895 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
LIVE SrOcK MARKETS.

Srw YORK oct go -REsyrs--Arrl'ais today 81 cars -
..la lonad from former marseis Some OF men he rem.
n'ns %. a'r'.l I. 4.,. ' H.! En-! NC, i,. month i,st
nor,r l'"" P, t.. m ,,, NH Of i- meat
, uyer' -" A. are he ca''le aye ths @h'ir,as
"','s have ao hf'trrns IT'S 'l u if' ",l t'3
inc g ,ra gor '' ri t ann l on aa H"y so nS ANN
'ii,' l.ih 40 '"I n..s , h.,rs ',,r ,.,f ,yces
s @ n. "I'' 1ec " S no, be large We
.a-c,, '.t 20 Increase % and , .a, 4g I
M , ,, ~ tr demons. ra, io Tor IL me olyt. and
u,rs otcs 10 otsn % much nor "a, H. ,'asIt a' io S
aetd u,cn lnie We ",If.y% , "g S W. sn1i ,si
t,., MD. g.s,t' 60, fas' uni ttm naive steer ''
i" - WI. be- no.e.d as 5y t4l tbc largest sales
H, ~ Sc, @ . .,,ss 'l1y M, on a save r,. acS
Sor could a tc sac be- odd a. e,e low T~t,. . ay $
.'. i cac.ass at io 3 aaa IS % 50 natives II e. -
.. 2g' 3D., b, ' s '' ~ To- = M ic mostly %
80 90 r, Par, oh, 70, ~ ~ a. glc. 81 b IS At
Ioe Is at los a,eI' .roJs ,c i.,,,.r ~ ,r. 4, nm
.r,|li. ,5t, ath a. tlety. cas H. Rove, cans !.
VISI ana NJ. N',h";Hf' ,'r . en-. - Slner and
nr,m,'"Gd & Co. esci car. WIN siusl car lots
T. G. Eastman u4i i,i, YEN ~ sr M w. tof a55
~ 81 i$oi 5l5 ~ gsc 40 35s ~ i d. T. c
each lchoeo G,a 3D.. o. l2tG r . 1c,,,csv g., r. At &C.,
liey ~ iPt COZ rT ~ tlSi IL ~ a. h. Az: - Of
sg5 D. ghc and p ,sg1 80 Of i7d p ~, s 'S
- p,r heat Tor ~ kic"2y ana ' o S 90 l,, les
3D. at &C., o3 " 0t N. N Be- e.s 80 celt. each: IL Of
LOS No. De, - MI, - L,.,,uctv ! 47o M Dc 10 NJ
For Kahn Fgrs got iato b nv o 49, o. a. .n III s 49,
y. Waiye sold 4 i.noi'' l4t' TO- at 1885, i've "'+"i o.
~ lltj 10 az Sc, % 70 49,. .,. ,v.s,...,,. c,ttlc 10
Indiana l2NG h. at 6ac % %. foi A'''n' "''' ''" -
Illinois liO2 ~ lat 81 PC % In. 49,. .. 80 d, a., q.
q. W Vail Tor o. SackgiL ~ 'aIs s'eIs' u" o.
80 ~ and Tor IT, ho~s IA nn0i' I' I al Si H. oi sLo
u. Livingston Tor hAme'm'"' % '''"0'' ~ w. " ~ w.
% ~ and 2 each rae, =, o., KAN At orc. 5en.
NJ Drmmond '@I - S'ne D >i ono Sf-rs t,9 H. AZ
n. ~, n,
II. hhn"H '''n '"' 80 '' -
t9c' % 40 , ,,,ars NJ Isrsev city were IL b. - B
INC pIlA'Pa snPpU'e ~ 20 t,.,,.
cars but 49,, .,I S,ys oi,rhoH q Co . .ii.
ODDS aud sherman q Goa eaeh 'us' WIN S'''''' '"
lots. - ,,,t.., t.r u Arrrtop. last evenings or
Fh' 10 u ~ ia M &c IS b Less ~ each - 81 800
b s2c, % ID 10 Si ls6o az p af o M M 7 ii 10 Tor
l,34O N, Sac ana ~ e.'uIl 'u io. .S.f tor
Quiseubeiry Co. u Si55aS r. o. :" ~ sd II ,rG ~
Chrisiy 20 - a, ia M lie Is M is Of l6i
heylDos ~ S"' % sn a tt1n r. tsi'c ~ 49,
No. I2r 90 ~ ~ .. ' r tnbcnsop IL Ohio ct az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

In Southern state bonds Louisiana consolidated
par cents were firmer at GO, District OF Columbia
3 G5s declining to 693a. Missouri plain SKIES were
steady al 1874 There was more dong IN city BANK
stocks Gaatn National 69D selling at 10, Central
National Il - at 101, German American w at DOG
i0) GS and Fourth National 40 at 30 In ralro o
bonds the Milwaukee and st. Paul issues were ilrnl
per cent rss selling Of l1Gi9 La Crosse dT Vision
were sales of Chicago and N0rth-W western re- n
coupon gold consols at 951sa95is. ana Erie
seconds at 1922. Hannibal and II. Joseph
convertible Fights were frmer at 49, and Missouri
Pacific firsts at 94ls North Missouri tlrsS rullng
steady at 9S00Sli, and Union Pacific tirsts at
1OG12. Harlem frsts were firmer at 10 Lake
Shore dividend bonds selling at 1O4 l9 ana New
York Central six per cents of 1888 at 1912 New
Jersey Central fTsts were steady at iloAa, ana
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre coDsols Endorsed, up to ~
The earnings of the st. Louis, Kansas CITY anu
Northern Railway Company for the second week,
ending Oct. 49, 1876, were $50, 302 corresponding
period last year $3.50, 100; increase, 1876 20 ~
and for Oct / to Is, 1876, S15JS63 corresponding
period last year, Sl3I,3G7 increase. 1876 4g1
and for Jan. to Oct. 49, 1876, 81 40 IS3 CORE
spending period last year, $2,Ol4.4l5; increase
1876, $i05.0 6S. 40
The American Exchange National Bank has de-
elared dividend of gig per cent, payable Nov. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 2O-l230 m-cotto1 Is steady; MD
hns R ahas oiS 6 h ~, 0rlsas Sl saI J &
receipts, 450O baie which 5000 bales were American.
october delivery 5Sd; Upands, Low Middung clause De
cmoe i Sual g Ehy ' S, oi S5S Irnond Ia
Mdding clause February and March delivery 5assd Up.
NSpsm i SAIL ed Tpa%ds fl C% &ddng CAUSE new
crop shipped December ami January sail 5,sii Upands
595-d Uplands. Low Middlng clause, new crop shipped
clause new crop, shipped February and March, aai 5sssd
,c5t5r f"ot 6c9 baps total stock by act1Si count
6loooo bales estimated G2s 9c9 bales american by actual
25OOO bales American 1000 bales actual export 10000
7@ 900 sles forwarded from the shps direct TO SPIN,
1000 bales American sales Of ne week $1,000 esSs
quarters, Of which 5000 ggsrers were American ,,,
ding claus new crop shipped enber December san
January and Sl Fs5ua s SAIL 1 USans Low 'S NdHs
clause January and February deysry 5sf also Sss OF
shipped December and January, sal, 5s'a2d.
20 6d27 p quarter for Kew Mixed Western Flour, 29sS
256 Dbl for Westfrn. Wheat lO3aiOs y Genital ior
Red Western Spring and 99alO3 for Red Winter Pork ~
LTE1pooi oct 2Os p m-of The sales OF Cotton today
I1yGsPooi. Oct 20 p m-The market for yarns and
fabrics Manchester is quiet but unchanged Upands Cot
5'red Upands, Low adaipg clause, new CROP shipped
DfG yFEf6oI 6ei go 5 mcotton futures steady
doS30S VGt 20rII'T F. ,os 5s iss St i Ig
lo57s 1882 new hves lV5'i- kIie Railway shares IVs;
do preferred, Is.
L6yDoS oct 2O-13O p m-Pans advices state that
cent Rentcs opened at lG4f. SOC. for the account.
LONDON OCT 2U23O y. m.-Pans adyices quote i've per
rcItcs a 1881 90c for the account
LoNuOS Oct 2U-3 D. advices quote FIVE per cent
rcutes for the sugar, 256 cWt. for
NJ II Dutch standard the spot and for do aoat
LOSDoS oct 2U-33O p I-'onsols, " 2 for both money
Eric Railway shares lOs Paris adviccs
quote per nj lO3f Toe for the account
LOSDoN oct. 20-l p. MT 5. bonds, 1858, l05; new
lyes 100 y: Erie Railway shares, l0is.
L0snOS oct 2O-420 D. m.-COHsOls. 9is for both money
aud she account L. :. bonds, tegt0rtleS, lUi %
LONDON Oct. 20-Eyenug --Cacutta Lnseed 55i; Sperm
OIL. Llnsecd OF, 2T'gd2S y cwt
FRASKfoRr oct. Cot S. bonds new Hves 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

DRUGS AND cHEMICAis-P have been firm wi tn
anOdetatc trade III Drugs and af business Chemicals
We quote: Opium at ~ TO- currency, Tor jobbing lots
Morphine Al 81 10 Quniuc ~ 90; ne
~ ljN&l 30 Seneca Root TOd7jc Alcohol 20 ~ 22
alsam Tolu. ~ 25 sapeor l2ai2lc Nitrate
Soda 3G3 &C.. gold, Cream Tartar. 3OU32ize gold. Quck
silver 62cy gold Engsh Chemcals-si 10 for sal soda
- 81 11sl 81 = for CRuHc 81 502 1873 Ash and - ~ =
NJ - 20 for Bcarb Soda, all gold Bleacnng Powder,
49, Chlprate Potash, % ad2bc. gold; Essential
Os. 50 500 gold Tor Bergamot $685. 20 gold for Lemon
a. JOc currency Tor sasnas e. Boa - 90 for Winter
and ~ 90 for Peppermint IN tin and Sass 81 IN
glass CJchineal G2cr86c, god; Clutch, 54a6c, gold
Gambler. 2cr gold Virginia sumac s65, and sicily, sll5
$500 ton.
FIsH-Prces have been firm with moderate obbing bust
ness al 8l0d8l7 No. Massachusetts Shore 81 O56
for No. 2 DO. and s6diG so Tor No DO - 30 Tor
Georges Cod 80 for Bank do l517c for No /. Box Her
22d25c for Scaled do 81 is for Portland Herring In
barrels q 1895 for Magdene do ~ 50 for Halifax shore
Split and $50 as so for EastpOrt
FLOUR AND MEAL-The FLOUR market opened firm
with moderate export and homo inquiry closed
quiet and slightly in buyers favor particularly for low Grades
fhe from together with the
freights materially checked demand for eN
port while the local trade was moi disposed 10 buy Than
enough immediate wants City Mills Extras were
steady with fair trade reported sales Of 1000 bills
including 460 bb NO at s3 5OHt % $50 bb Superhne
% 70~t5 4l00 bills Minnesota Extra at SGdS 10 Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT



AsHEs T.rc was quei and uachausd Hars., ~. me-"
f,ai, can 20. u't' I"t. quoted % i', ft fraii7 ~ Gee
.,, hhfl ll g.5 fsr western aad SoancIr yellow
EhppM CORES w.. stead. 1pd m-'"-'.''! .. w. ~ .il
Brush. "-,. Green iiul o1'a.. A'oum "irrn o-o''
CAEuii- la,r a,.,.o raa,rr. ,ni nothing }ora The
usual J.b.ag ,raeut Wreaoie ,dailautns 90 l.elt,
a. ait ounce. -lrrm az -7,. Patent 7lcfm '7e f"''
CiuCCoEi aas uecu steady a. s'.qa". gold Or German
CJAL-ha,hroe as ,,y "a .al, thor gu not .. liberal
con.,if.rs having fallen "a rarnuusI fairly
q..r. L,,qou' Hoaac Canned FlsatI5 Nv, rro Oaa ia.
so 81 heAca'tieho . -' 7'olei no. pa. o." ,le.n
Wo,,mo,tilnd. sud Wei NIuu4 ca. tie q, o., 'Iri
anaisc,c .iss5 i BY to- cl5o b, .a-a %, y .5
TOM lit stou D.' va. -' iu,Ddn1 l.'n l'l- ump a,
tis Stove 40 p. 500 a. H. 4uI 5 900 ton, 10
Sano u1mnro 2fa-s, or Mnacabo b! 1l6c ior Caracas.
and l4rlas. ior GEaYaq'l an roh
Lur, rs. aout raa,a..inr4, prices nm owing Coo fHr
.iaalps.-oi o.. upph. no ~, %. l9tc Mlihoubo. 100
C0UrIFtGE ,fOck Nm. market r,mAu. about steady.
.a55 Hao ,, ic9 driaar, ri's 81,
a. -.r Stct. wa, Iiesds ~ i,.ir, - sa5si - .o
- ugh't 81 ".a4s Ho. aAooas iJa i5,3 Rum SL0ol'.
.cou4gE r uag "a, ben p G i,. a. hs1,gr quota
v"n' i'hla ~ '1 i, 49, 81 a., ~, me-, I
r.ra. G- Nadia Cordas ioi' Itop' arut Ig 4c. d.
lar.4 Manila i4. f!t rlrr.d M4uI, lat. .fn 10,
S's'l l"i" y -. 90; ~ VIZ
si"l g. t2c liu+.a Hemp ar" Cor,.a', g.; amer
COrT6N-Ihere was moderate business on the spot
1913 hac- q" Which 45g b1 Int evening AID 200 hds 10
SUMPTION and 5l2 TO- speculation There were 800 bales
delivered ON cDnili.l Tue ,r,rp1 n The l"' "tJJ ~ .
day lael ,r, ipal ior ne week. 5a-55 bale, aFain,t
tot sIn,e s,pt 6jiII BALE. n,t 5JJ So lalr, durns
The same pood last year The ooTng are sth the quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

The money market showed no new features, call
loans at the banks and trust companies ruling at 3
and 4, brokers' balances ranging from GIG 10 2.
Discount is as last quoted The United States Treas
urer at Washington received to-day S64O,OO0 ma
Gonal bank notes for redemption. The customs re-
cepts were 100000 and internal revenue receipts
$3.50, 600 The following is the Clearing house
statement to-day Currency exchanges SS2 435 1888;
currency balances. S2,797,307; gold exchanges,
So, 700. 089; gold balances, 81 ,892, 05h
The declining tendency Of gold had a weakening
influence upon United States bonds and prices were
lower on moderate sales. Coupon skies of 1881 sold
at 1IS3,0I1sl2; coupon old 1865 at ia coupon
new at 1874, registered at 113l4 coupon 1868 at
I160II55s: registered hyes at 1870 1894
coupon at ii47s011412 aud currency skies at 124
The latest street quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
BRITISH TRADE AND FINANCE.

STATE OF THE MARKETs-sLIGHr DECLINE IN Coi-
TON-GRuS AND FLOUR DEARER-rHE STOCK
EXCHANGE FIRMER.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1890 p. m.-The Stock
Exchange opened Grmer this morning, with an upward
tendency all round consols being ola The marker u
weaker now but quiet. and free from movements OF
panicly nature.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IIyERrooI Friday oct. 2O.Thc circular OF the Inv
erpool Cotton Brokers' Association in its review OF tho
week ending Yesterday SAYS: Cotton has been IN tar
demand throughout the week, but with dull market
and continued desire to sell the tendency OF prices mas
hren I'm BUYERS n or. American has been in fair re-
rces have partially declined led In sea Island there
has been more doing At prices l2 IoMtt an nus ~ q
month since. In futures business nns pr 10 from
last Thursday's'
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Aleodinr Grain circular says Under the threatening
aspcct Of the question: holders Of wheat are less
inclined 10 part with their stocks. At the same time
there has been nm active inquiry resulting IN consldera-
bic business chiefly Tor cargocs to arrive, at daiy
odv,uciue priceS the improvement in yesterday 5
markets being one 10 two shllings per quarter
since TUESDAY tue transactions have been large
per Genital over previous cuicncea has ircty p,h ~
Maize was aha IN good request ana @ - rny held
at Adj per GENITAL above lucSdayS rates Nhch 'ii'N'
he irinand and only "a moderate business was trans
acted Fionr was Ia per and barrel delrrr. Corn
being in limited supply improved Is 3D. Yer quarter but
the demand not active
CURRENT RATES FOR PROVISIONS.
Pork-Eastcrn dun at SOS; Western steady ut rs.
cumberland cat duh at lbs. short rib dun At
ASS long clear dull As, 6l short clear dul! at 4-s
Hams-Long cut duh at Cos. shoulders steady at 35s
Bccf-Indi4 mes, steady ut eos; extra mess
firmcr at 1l2s prime mess dun AZ zoo. Lard
- PRIME Western dull 40 i-s. Tal.Ow - Prime
CITY dull at iJs Iurpentnc Spirits steady at ia 90
Rnsin-Comm steady at 3D. I'd; hue dul. al 10; oi
CE,c.c-Amturan choice duh az J-, Lard on dun nj
5ls Flour-Extla state steady n 2js. 6d. Wheat
spring No. / steady ~ lOs 2d; do NJ" steady az ~
ca; Winter steady 40 Hs pa foI western .hI lps' -
for southern Corn-Ni&od soft II, ady at 26s 9d;
mixed prime dun al 2is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

,r,srAL.fn American rig Iron The hopeful tone
,i,rtsn nofo regular uId quite hrm yirws sales OF
iiuo tons 40 a. g. ana IS sI"s aud d crsV forre at
20 so scotch also s nu, Wlnch Ia, caused tsig q
state ,pi aiir.: sales can b. noted "" F,''
r2S 80 nl,ngunock 80 , ,tity me. are main
rency at the mills pa tails 10 on ate trrms
Lac - II al c ON M spot ana "a M ~ auir We
quote STRAITS 7o7hc Engl,n S ~ ANA na9sn
l2bbng Wy At ihs i9' de- In at ~ 55as7 coke
m i,i "a AZ Irrps - 75 gold Lead Is quiet aud
"Viianred Domc,tc is sim quoted al 6'9ddsc, ana u for
,gn al &c, bo,h gold spcier continues WY dull ana
MOLAS-fs-t ce NewOflran, rom ou ,ctste onh,ng
Is quoted ~ 629r mfr @ n"f A. 40 =
&c. rorca nP aSo % Tor boiling stock and in r oD's
demand for Grocery grades al ald psea was ,,oin DAN and
NAVAL STORES spirits lorgonli1e was Igs s ooai"n
wa, Soc In itos.ns moro less gmetudr pe'n' ~
par present mn figures which IN tg gS 2s for S Common
STRAINED gas Us Tor COD srained 40 Lsr Pale P to
yira do lar vas steady At ~ S7s for wilmington Guy
0CEAN FHEIGiIfT-ihe bu-ncs. in berth room wa, TaS
to-day Odsrie due more ron teI mutually very h
with tendency toNarl still higher nass a , c,rT,nt
and nom sent ndica ons likely To continue
ass. cd quarter Was asked ot "iI Ivrool by steam
5000 bG Grain al 0d 1000 boxes Cheese al 2V, Sa
cheese i5s 49, 90 bush Grain % Vn by steam
10y sail 90 hhds Tobacco a! ~ o terms; and y
sai 100 hhds row at 3Os and 300 pnnchyons ~ aGp a.
m. 10 Rotterdam by steam 80 baos Hops ON ~
To bremen by steam 100 bales Hops AZ ~ b charter,
nrstnI Etenm 500 bbs Flour ~ 5s ol ~
49,, Eorvrgian bork hence lIayre or Bordeaux Win
200 bbls Petroleum and products ~ ~ ~ gu, a
Iiir hence 10 an inside spanish port WIN Dvuu "
petroleum at y gold II to two polt 92c AZ, anI mn
hing hence 10 the Mediterranean WIN tuV pps ui 800
eases 90 AT %, for former ana -ou g'nl Snn ~.
Prom Phadrp ha-A Danish brig, 20 iy hart fo oporo
do L. 81. from Bahmore-A Not"eg1 O"A' " 'rO''O
with 800 ars Grain, In shippers Dag ~ - 60 in ..s,,s
OIIS-Lnseed remains hrri, win ar sio ~ ~, -,
and bbs Whale ba5 ooilha,u metal bs,e AZ
holders remain decidedly firm Northern Hiot htie ~
0 sonth.r At 65 Natural Csc, ami Bleachti AZ 90
zoe Crude sperm shows further hsn'S r,Sn nro,3
checked busipe-s no sales we're rrpoiieh ~
here ut 81 400 81 40; Bleached IT ~ %; a e az
81 10 Cotton l~eed dull aud nominal ~ ~; ~ ~
4po summer Yellow and 81 6o5o of u" e
baden Is hIn at previous ploe ound AZ SSc Beached
at iSc al, ,,ado =, ta,a
steady prices CITY quoted Ss gold and western ~ sos'
currency with so tons sold ut tho inter poe ,.
PAIN'Is-Thoro has laterly boen rather gulvt
and changes have taken cP ,so" "a MA soI
bus ers favor We quote: China cay ss
gch ton Venetian Rod 81 81 ra's sold Thl tos
AZ IT," and II 30. for diamond EhsuSa hou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

siuc Good Ordinary. gs dIddnug. lOaIs
future delivery there a moderate busnet.
Of iiec sales yesterday after p. In-Sovruber
500 lulsyc December 800. &C.. January 100 II slc;
Februay, 900 'lac 900 'ac Total 1900 bales. Flr
call October, 100 lO2sstC 300, lOlsa,c ~ 2Jd.
May 800 l2st.r; total 900 bales call February
200 lli'4c. March, 100 II &c; total bales Third call
December 200, llatsC; January. TOO lliSc February,
300 lll'ggci March 500 ill'i9ci lola. 9 600 bac'.
November 600 lOISiec 400, lGs'sac; 200 lOIc; 600
Og'2c; 100 inis,sc december 900 ~ 100 lIs1gci
January 800 lIns.c TOO. ll&sqc 100 II SCI februafy
300, iSlsc March 300, ll4c April, L5Qo ll,slsc 500.
l2c July 100 l2.c. August 700. !2agqc; 800, l2hsc
total o 100 bales; grand total II. 100 bales The market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
oo,,rpNNrST STOCK DEPARTNENT-1O4 O'CLOCK
Avn I 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
FIRST BoARD-10l2 O'CLOCK A. M.
e,y.e nj Sfgfe BORdS-RGlirOd0 BOHd6-bdHh ana h"'
0"'S " roqd Sh0TtS-B-DreSS St2ckS. &C.

Tol and Wabash
100. .bebS. SO
LOO. So
Pitts. TT W & G @
S.. .bc.l0l4
Y J Southern
2UD.--.bc. !
Morris and Essex
$50 he. 80 4
Chic and Alton
90. he 100
Han and 81 Joseph
200. Nc. Is =
st l., I NJ, and 50
ESQ. DC. 10
ohm aud Miss