National Republican., 1877-09-26
REPUBLICAN,

si.5s; october, si.asIE November, si.s7,f. Corn
Southern quiet and easier Western dull and lower;
southern white, CSC; do yellow, eoc; western mixed.
vembor, sc. Oats steady and arm southern s,Ss
SIC; Western white, ssps6c; do. mixed, s2n3tc. Rye
nrm at s7S7oc. Hay a,m and unchanged. rrovi,.
Ions active. strong and higher. Pork, sit.o. BUR
TSsNc Bacon-shouidcrs, &c; clear rib sides
butter unchanged Petroicum higher; crude, 600
Whisky firm, q; ;is Reeeipts-nonr. $500; wheat,
Gs 100 corn orr s2ooo oai, go rye COO. shipments
NEW YoRk Sept. 25,-Coiton strong--Up,ands iiskc,
Orleans 1l1fc sales 1892 consolidated net receipts,
1852 exports to Great Britain. 2,7b2 Flour dull,
easier; decline mainly on lower grades.No. 2,
sat95; superfne, Western and state soono q; com.
e % csocs SsIa aa 70
white wheat, winter extra, &S@L2S nney y
do. G9Ss75 common to good extra, Ohio,
s5pocpS75; patent Minnesota, extra good to prime,
ss6e.sb: choice to double extra, seD@lO3-
market closing dull. Southern -four heayy-com.
mon and fair extra, s525Nr7 good to choice, DO,
s70os@S75. Rye -four unchanged. Cornmeal quiet
yellow % Western Jersey and s%
dhIesso Rl si So sp sprinps ipi si4si Winter T red
VS. Ms.s, Sew NsS ySTs 81 rSs
winter red, Canada bond; si.b5, white State; 81 500
l.57,white Western. RE shcayy-6s97oc for Western;
barley malt dull. Corn lc. lower at b5a 56lec for
ungraded Western mixed; $50 Ss4c: for steamer
mixed; 5eIf95Ic. for New York No ?; 6Ie for high
portant change. Hay heavy at bSa6Sc. for ship
Ing. Hops quiet at 4a7c. for ycaIlings sal9e for
ssw sugar SnSy n and AZ
to good refining; sAc for prime Muscoyado; Re.
fined in fair demand at i6c. for crushed 4; iosses
iSsc. 70 for crushed. Molascs~ Grocery grades nn.
changed and in moderate inquiry Rice steady
with a moderate trade. Petroleum higher, with
low steady Ut 7 1876. for prime city. Resin un.
changed. Tn,pentine heavy at @e for spirits.
closed heavy; new mess sisSoaiI iet Beef Quiet IS'
Beef hams dull. Tiercc beef quiet, Cut meats
Western duiedi middles Arm; Western long clear,
firner but closed easier; prime steam, 27,Ic. But
ter firm at i2@2lc for Western; lS@27c. for State
Ghssss dS Sn " Sr 70 prime
TO Liverpool shade easier; cotton, per stoam, "a,
oIScssarI, Sept 2S.-f1ouI steady and firm
winter-red Western. s1.s2. CoIn easier and lower
mixed ear, 47a4sc. Oats dull and lower; No. .
white. slc Rye dull and lower; good to prime
siOs. Pork in fair demand sls2SSla,so. Lard
steady; steam rendered. ss4@s,!sc, Bulk meat
strong and md higher shoulder, 6Iels'i short hort r,S 10
mand and strong; shoulders, he; clear RIB, sesg
SIC; clear sides 9ee91sc. Butter In good demand
Al full prices for choice dun and iGMsr 70,
2ec.; Central Ohio, ls91c. Linseed oil stronger
l6S57c. Hogs steady and firm; common, H5oS5
5 ST. 70 SseShsS. ssSo EseSps shp
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Market closed with wheat un
settled and Hover sll2l nl ~ for September 81 Oo
for october sl for November, 81 0s for all year
Corn steady; 4lskc for October 4llst4il+c for No
yemSer oat, easier; s.5ssssse ior October; 2Sys.
siS for january Sass for all the year. Lard quiet
| sS3S@S3Il5 for all year
LONDON. Sept 25-The Mark Lane Express In II
weekly review Of the British corn trade. saws; Th
weather for the last ten days has been more favor
able. Even Scotland reported and the middle O
the week some progress with the harvest Sine
then, however rain has fallen generally Potatoe
are spoken of very badly In Scotland and the nort
generally. The wheat trade during the week ha
| been quiet but firm. The country markets are be
ginning to All, but tho condition generally is bad
and In the north many samples are selling as lo'
as 20 shillings and even less, As the damp weaths
render 4 almost pnt for use G and and a, large proIo
supplies of English wheat will thereforc, probabl
be sold for the next few months, especially as tn
iII viii have az @ every inducsment to ihresh this raSe
| than wheat. Good day samples Of new re
wheat maintain their price at Q shillings ps
sTs1 srsin. rss pFS,p'S, grow essrer .0piS nS.
still shipping largely, and will do 80 TIL the end
this month In fulhllment OF contracts. Few col
tracts were made for q later period than this an
from this date the shipments will fall of great
Wheat is being sent to the famine districts and u
prospects Of the next crop arc not favorable.
now seems probable that we shall receive fro
India this year only half OF what we e1pecte
From Egypt, also, shipments are on q lessene
scale and seem likely not to equal the expectation
North Russia continues TO ship fairly. but not
largely as predicted. shipments from America a
liberal, but not excessive. Whether they will b
come larger in the next few weeks remains to
seen, but there Is no longer the pressure to Sc
which there was under the hnt belief Of nm enc
nous crop and as shippers have had TO pay,
many instances, as much as 5 shllings per quart
TO cancel September contracts they will natural
, be less eager In pressing Sales. The truth of d
matter as TO the large surplus Of the American
this year begins to be more clearly understood.
EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS
LONDON. Sept. o., 4 p, m.-Illinois Central,
The rate of discount for three mouths bills In Z
, open market Is 23s per cent. which is y belc
! the bank rate.
PARIS, Sept d. 4p m,-Five per cent. rentes,
! francs for the account