Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1876 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY. JÖltNlJfÖ,!XOVKMlJEIl 1,' 187(5.

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While the money market 1 working close, legitimate business enterprises am not embarrassed, and hanks con tinue to extend lils-ml accommodation to their regular customers, and then Is little diflicnlty In placing strictly prime paer at 10 to 12 r cent. Eastern exchange Is In ample supply, aud the banks are selling over tlie counter Ht par to 1-10 premium. Indianapolis t'learln;; Hon. Clearings. Balances. For 4 weeks endin? June 10...SI,SM,000 Jluo.otio for 4 weefcseuding July H... o,27.s,i).w For 4 week ending Aug. 5... 4,.i73,0U) .!. M) 421. ooo J-or 4 weeks ending Sept. 2. ,.. 4,7ti5,(IU0 ... 5,O5S,0i0 .. 1.32K.0Ü0 .. l;)l.(t() .. 1 I KM ... 2I5,km .- 1-S5.U l,tS7,000 l,ö2,Oi ) 325.000 4i:,uo 455.0110 SI.OiiO K5.MK1 7,000 For 4 weeks ending Sept. M ... 1. -1 ; j .... For week ending ik't. For v(vk ending Oct. 1 1... For week ending Oc.J. 21... For week ending Oct. is... Monday, Cct. ).... Tuesday, Oct. 31........ York Finanrlitl Stm. NEW Yokk, Oct. 31. Money :i7 per cent; market closed witli Otterings Ht 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper m,ö per cent. Assistant treasurer dlsbufstst jvs,ouo. Custom house receipt 5255.0U0. Clearings, S1H,000,000. Sterling, w.uiet; 00 days, SI S2; Sterling, sight, 1 M. tiold otencd at 110, and at once the market Ixftunf active, owing to war new fnini Kurope, when there was an advance: to 110'v. but later the market declined to M7. closing at that figure. The borrowing rates were 2 icr cent, to fiat, and the carrying rates 1 to 3 jer of-iit. Governments were active and steady. In railroad bonds this evening New JerseyCentral convertibles advanced to Ohio and ' Mississippi seconds to 5i) and Toledo and Wabasii consolidated convertible advanced to N; Milwaukee anil M. Paul firsts arought 11 and Albany Hiid Susquehanna seconds to 102; New Jersey Central consolidated firsts declined to .:, but closed at 7 bid; state . lond quiet at nominal prices, except Teiineeesf which am better. The ptock market opened '.,'e hizher than It closed yesterday for lelaware, Licka wanna :L(l Western and Milwaukee and St. Paul prrferred; ke higher for Michigan Central ml Krif, anil 'jc lower for Western l'tiion Telegraph and St. Paul common. The reinninJer of the lUt was uuclianKeti, after a decline of j; in ivlaware, Itckawanna and Western; in I jike shorp and St. l'anl pr-ferrel, mid 'c in Western I'nion Telegraph and New Jerseyl'entral. The market liesau to advance, and In the first hour had advanced ''t'-p, thelitttor Western Vnlon Teleijntpli. In the next hour there was a decline of 1::hC in Ivlaware, Iackawanna and Western, and VVa In the remainder of the list. Soon after noon the market berime steady, and prices recovered from ' lo 1 C This improvement was beting maintained until the wirket was rudely listiirbetl by rumors that tl conference of railway representatives lind broken up in a row, or liml resulted in nnareement to settle the railway war. I'pon this rumor Iike Shre declined to ."!, Michigan Central from to t7J-4, We-U-m In Ion from T:t i to 72, Northwestern common from W j to -is, prefernt from to ii. St. Paul common from to I't'j,, preferred Irotn -"yj to 31:i, Wabash from 7'. to 7, Pacific Mail. 213; to if';. New Jersey 'entrai from J to ;!HJ4. and ltehtware, Urknwanna and Western from 7:7; to 71'. New VorktVninilf.il on from lw j to ll-'. Towanls the closinghour there was no iinporlant ni-nviTy from the irenernt decline, however. New York Central closed at iwi, lickawanna ami Western at To,' J, and Cleveland, Columbus and Illinois Central advanced from 10 to 41. The market closed active, unsettled und feverish, althouirti at it o"clek, the clotting lionr, nothing oilieial was made public Irom d(e Uailroad Conference. The transactions to-day nczr-gate lkl.ox) shares, of which 2,6O0 were Krie. ."l.iio ) 1 k e Shore, 1.:J Northwestern, ll,tw Paciiic Mail, 7,ijU0 81. l'anl, :I2,V) Western I'nion, ;i,ii 'abash; 2'!n0 IL-lnware, I .acka wanna ani Western, i.fcw New Jerwy Central and I f.TuO Michigan Central. The exis.irts of domestic prtKliic for the week ending to-day are considerably larger than of late, amounting to ,:l,Glrt. The Hx press says that it is probable the Interest on thelwmlsof the city of riavannali, du to-morrow, will not paid, no provision having Ixvn yet made therefor, unit adds: This ii a sad case, particularly in view of the fact that the credit of the city has hitherto Im-cii so good, but everyone will understand 1 he cause, and if a default is made it will.no doubt.be but temporary. During tlr rage of the yellow fever the city orticers were nnabi to collect the taxes. Coupon, 11 Coupon, to ll'l' Con pons (new) t&JI-'t1 Coupons. S7 ,..H1 Coutvrms, brf 117' North western :c Io preferred m t"., C, c. and I N. J. Central.. Rock Island ... 101 St. Paul W St. Paul, preferred .V Wabash 7 Wahash, prefer'd- lt Ft. Way n 102 Terre Haute .V Terre Haute, pref. Chicago and Alton W Do preferred 107 Ohio and Miss M": New 5s -11 f IIP v -12P New KV 10-Kls lo-JO coupons-.... Currencv, tU W. F.Telegraph .nlcksllver Do preferred...... .jaclfio MaiL icariposa ivaripOHH, nreril. 1 1 n 17 SP 4 V lH-1.. Ijick.and V' Adams Kvprw..i(M A. an t P. Tel.. Missouri tclfla... A. and P. pref. Indiana Central in Wells & Farzo Lx. x-V American Kx . HO1 IT. S. Kxpress 5 N. Y. CeutrU Jfr." Krie li)1 Kjie, preferred '.'I Harlem l'W JIarlem.prefcrrd.l.t; Michigan Central. 47' Ia n ama -.. li" ' I. P. tock........- el ake Shore Uinols Central tri 4ovt.UClPUUt..M W I 2 4 C. B. and O ' V, Han'balandstJo UK Cen.Pacitlc b'nd..ll') Union Pac.bonds.ln.'e ä IT. 1'. land graiitlWi1 4 V. P. s. f. bonds. W: .Tenn., old.- - 47 ' Tenn., new 4 Virginia, old . Virginia, new ww 0, ,, KlT

Conimerelal. 1 Vie general merchandise markets continue ! to exhibit a good degree of animation, and the '

volume of trade is fairly mantalnd. The grain market continues quiet, owing b a want of cars to send the stocks In elevator forward to Kastem markets. Under the circumstances the price of corn Is entirely nominal, and active quotations are out of the luestion. The difference between corn In elevator fand f. o. b. is fully 4 cents, when It ougkt not to be over threefourths of a cent. How long this state of things Is to continue no one seem to have any reliable information. The provision trad" is quiet, consequent in some measure upon the reduced slocks of wlntercun-d meats. Clear rib sides are held at He, and dry salt shoulders nt e'iö'-.jc. Prime steam lard Is quiet at if'i'.d'X'. There Ls no kettle lard In the- market. The weather ls so mild and siimnier-llke that jork jswkers have little commencing business, besidehigh f per 100 pounds gross to say nlout hos are too would be ext reme figures to commence ou. Wedfrn Ho Nupply. The Kansas City Irice CnrnMit publisJtes hog returns from various localities in the West. F.ditorially summing them up, it says: The l'rh-e Current, appreciating the Imiiortanceof obtaining reliable Information in reference to the hog supply In Western Missouri, Kansas', Southeastern Nebraska and Southwestern Iowa, have In-en nt some pains to I learn the number which will la probably marketed within the next six months, how the numbers comsirt with last year, and what effect the cholera has had. We. are pleased to be able to lay these sis-cial rei'orts before our reader. this week, as well as other information In reference to hogs, which can not but prove to be of general interest. While our special reorts do nt cover every county in the localities to which reference has been made, yet there is a sufficiency to give one an idea of'the hog crop of the country tributary. In looking over these reports we And that in Western Missouri, out of fifteen counties heard from, ten indicate that the crop Is larger than last year, four less than last year, anil one about the same. As to the eUectstf the cholera, ten report it as having been destructive, one as hating experienced no cholera, and four as having done but little damage. In Kansas, out of thirty-seven counties re-, ported, twenty-eight indicate that the crop will be larger titan last year, one as less, and light as iilMtut the same. The cholera lias been very destructive in three counties, while in live it" has been mild, and in t wenty-nlm; there has laen none. The reports from Southern Nebraska show a uniform gain over last year, and but little cholera. From Southwestern Iowa, out of nine counties reported, one shows an increase over last year, six less niul two alsmt tlie same. In six counties tlie cholera has been destructiue, in one none and in two little damage has Is-cu done. It will le thus seen that from these rewrfs, which an as reliable as it is psihieto get tlx in, and from disinterested parties, k'nnsas. Western Missouri and Southeastern Nebraska's hog cron will le larger than last year, while a majority of the reorts from Southwestern Iowa show a falling oil". While the Price Current has never contended timt the hog crop of the country tributary would be enormous, yet we have always lelieved that it would" be larger than last year and a sufficiency for the demand from home packers. Our reports indicate that our judgment was correct. In groceries we rate a firm fed im; In coffees and sugars. The New York Shipping I.lst of October 25, has the following reference to the market: Unizil Coflee-We have still to report n remarkaby bare and, of necessity, a very quiet market, and these are about the only featun-s which it presents at he present moment. There is, in view of the very moderate offerings, all of low grades, and the high prices asked for the little here ami for cargoes supposed to be near at hand, a very strong feeling, anil the steamer now due, with ls.OOO bags Kio, Is looked for with no Utile interest. Our quotation are well supported but somewhat nominal, the sales by the steamer being expected to place our market on a mure .satis factorv position ais regards market values. The llelle of Devon, via Lisbon, with 3W bags Santos, arrived Friday evening, and the only transaction is the disposal of her cargo yesterdav to a dealer at 17.'c gold for the sound ami tobe made sound, with certain conditions as to a reasonable time for delivery, It being understood that a portion of her cargo was damaged, and may have to pass through the hands ttf the underwriters. Tlie jobbing demand is good, but the business is light, owing to the small and poor assortment of our dealer, the good and better qualities, which are most wanted, not Is-lug lit stock. Prices are well supported, the range of extremes being as before, snv lfi'.'.fj)1- for Kio and l&JWe for Santos. Tlie deliveries for home use from this port and ISaltimore continue pretty large, these being tlie only points, except Ualveston, from which to draw supplies. Messrs. Phlpps & Co.'m regular Kio telegram, usually to hand Mondays, ha not arrived, and the market is without the lteneflt of a week's later advices The stock of I5raz.il In the Brooklyn warehouse yesterday wa 44,;" bags, of which 1.97s In first and 4J,tjiiu second hands. We quote: KID. Ordinary earzoes M ftUi ,' cents. Fair cargoes IS (.1 ls e,its. iood cargoes ,..ls'i lS cents. Prime-cargoes 19 "(itl!e4 cents. Jobbing lots, good ordinary to choice lti- i''Oy'i cents. SANTOS. Fair to good cargoes 17' o'als'i cents. Jobbing lots, ordinary to choiee.l fi20 cents. : The New York Bulletin of the same date ns above has the following in cTmnect Ion with refined sugar, which helps to account for the activity inthat product: A trade feature of no little imiHrtance of late lias been the activity of exports of refined sugar. The business with Canada hnsls'en brisk, but this has not the significance which ult indies to a sudden ami large demand from Kurland conswquent upon the crisis In the F.nstern question. During September, and up to within a wee It , t here was no sugar whatever vent to Kngland, and, in fact, lor threee months oast the trade in that direction was trilling. Within a few days, however, there have been purchases liere for Kngland of 8.000 barrels or over, and the demand continue. Prices are in consequence of this, and a brisk tnule from other sources, very firm at an advance. It is said that the production of some of the refineries of which we ha ve abont twenty here is being reduced so as to assist the rise in prices. Wool. We have no chance to note In our wool quotations, in fact it is very dltticult to obtain c.-.-rect quotations. The New York marker, Ls reported as follows by the Daily Bulletin: During the past Wi-ek there lias been a core r-iderable movement In domestic wools, and at full prices, with the strength of tone well preserved on all grades, and buyers finding It almost useless to bid, except upon a basin of extretae figures. Manufacturers, projver, are probably the smallest and most eautlous operators. financial disiblllt ! In some Instances preventing them from taking hold freely, though, at the best, not many can bring themselves to lelleve that it ls policy to handle supplies with freedom until the market for goods assumes a more positive and encouraging shape. Dealers, however, by their acts, appear to Indorse their faith, and have taken a good amount of stock here and at other seaboard point of distribution, and we are also informed that a numlier ot operators nre continuously busy In the country picking up desirable parcels. The belief is in a good full business during the winter and spring, and much confidence is expressed in the ability fc ultimately bring consumers well unto the advanced cost now askd on most f trie leading styles. Kleeoes have been sought after, and the movement ob lr checked by tin cost. Both California and T.-xan wools sold well, and fhe attractive assortment lit much broken. Foreign wools are in more favor, partly for reexport in bond to Canada, und.ihe tone correspond inßty firm. Sales are reported of lO.OfKl lbs light fleece, 4tlc l.MJO lbs washed state combing, 47c; 2-V0OÜ lbs X and above, 25,OXlbs X and XX, r,KV lbs combing, 11 sacks tub-washed, luO.000 lb t state fleece on private terms; before our last a stock of about lt ungraded Ohio as received, mostlv to dealers at within a fraction of 4MVe 4klt is said ;2,00U lbs extra pulled, t0c;S0bags super lambs' do, 3,0u0 lbs Lurry Ixuisl:ina, 5,0iW lbs KO. nired Texas, 5.0)0 lbs choice Kaatern Texas, '7c: 8,0W lb Western Texas, .Tn.UJO Hut Uo, vA lbs do, ,0QU lbs do, W,000 U do, &,0UU I

lbs Kasteintloonjrlvate tenns: fiO bags aud 7,it lis Western Texas. lS.fi 21e : 4,XXi lls wminil : do, iisi; ,,uuo lbs Texas and Colorado at 22' i" 27c; 7ö bales spring California, 2::2t:; .,t'rt i

Ibsdo.2lM2.ic; Iii bales do. 2l;'i J7c; 2. bales uo, part at M'.'m for very choice; 7.i,UA lbs do, 2." bales fall ds, 1..(M lbs pulled Ctdorado on private terms ; 4.CM) lbs fall California. 2lc; Po.OoO lbs do, Ho22c; II bales Utah, 2- bales Oregon, :w,)U0 lbs do, 2M) lbs black Colorado and 1 bales Cape on private terms. i;if- and Poultry. Fäjs have declined somewhat during the past we-k. under more lils-rul receipts, and poultry is slow. Tlie New York market for these articles ls rejKrted ns follows by the Daily Bulletin of Saturday: I'jrgs Receipts to-day, 2,0;C1 bbls. The market continues strong and on the upward turn for nil giHsl stock. The local wants an fair; there are quite a numls-r of shipments making, including orders from up river and the eastward and, with the supplies selling up closely, receivers have about all the advantage. Strictly fine fresh Western are worth full 27c, and in some cases more has b-cii obtained. Limed are plenty and not very active, but the increased cost of fresh turns attention gradually to the cheier stock. Near-by stock, single bbl laTdoz. 2NeEfl State . Western, prime - Fair Western Canadian - Ilmed State ....... Limed Western 27 ( US a;.i22 Poultry Holders of fine lois of dressed are inclined to some steadiness, and an in a measure supported by bttyeis who have paid higher lrlc-s on the influence of favorable weather and a small supply of desirable stock. Live Is in a slightly Utter demand, but without change of a quotable character on prices. We .Ki.ilu tliu roii(a ,,f flat rl I, 1 Irriu-.! turkeys, state and Western, 1h-I7c; lo jssir, j I2(f I'M. Dressed spjlng Chickens, choice, wer lb. l.V(ltM. Fowls, Jersev prime, per ouadI.V t HV; fair to good, l:i lie; do., state und Western prime, 14m löc; do. do., fair to good, llrtbic. I Jve poult rv Spring chickens. jx?r pound. Western, lW'llc; Jersey, l!(.rl2e. Fowls Shite and Jersey, per pound, fl(.j 12'.ic; do. Western, 10(ft lie: rssters, old, r pound, (N.r.7e: turkeys, state and Jersey. s-r pound, lie: lo. estern, jst )H)und, 10ifl2c: ducks, sts.te and Jersey, per air, (iV.iOoc; ducks, Western, per palrjiiofiiwie; geese, state and Kersey, per jwiir, ?1 ;S('t2 2Ty do. Western, per tir, Si i'Kjt 1 SO. On 'Chance. Tliere was a fair attendance on 'Change today, and business Has somewhat mure animated. tw York Iltalcli on tianjf e, Whkat Quiet and firm; Chicago,?! l?il 20; Milwaukee, 1201 23. Corn Steady at UOjJftUe; held nt il(&C2c. Oath Quiet; mixed, JlOtse; white, lf(.v."-oc. Pork Quiet; old, ?! öO November; new, S15 00ctli70year. Ii.ki iuiet; S'JSO bid Novemler; $9 S) December. (;ot.i-$l Wi. Uf-X"Kf pts Oct. til : Flour '. 22, Wheat I.ri,2i7 Corn - 7."),1)I Oat-s 37.K C hicago Dispatch on 'Change. Wjikat Active; 51 12 cash or November; SI Usi DeeemlM-r. Cokx Firmer; 4:ic cash and tK-toln-r; 4"'sc Novehils-r; Decemisr. Oats Firmer; 32 ,c ovh, October and November; Ih-cember. Pokk (Jiet, steady; tli.'iO January ; 513 Ö7i year; nominally SIjöT,' Ktolvr. Lakd Firm; 0 4.V'. 47" 4 January ; 5! .77.' .J year; Sil bid for old. Cct M eats No report. Gk.kx M kats No report. Hoos-Kstlmated receipt, 11,000; market active, prices higher. It. 1 1. Ki 1 (," IS 170,K7l l(i.72l 1T7J!I ,Vi,!10 S. n.-j7 i.7t?: 1!,.')74 Mi,7.-." a, tso 17,117 Flonr Wheat Corn o.its live Barley Imports ami Kxports. The following is an exhibit of receipt and shipments of leading commodities for the last twenty-four hours: Articles. Reip!s. HO ... l.tfo ... l.S'l ... i,il ... ' JC.fiOl) ... 7.Mi ; hm ... l,U"l 17 Shipts. 1,2110 VH tr.M KM 1 4, Ort -'4 111) J ls SS.OdO 8,Hrt l!ltt 7,7i I 1,87.' 3 Bran, tons .' Barley, ou Coal and Coke, tonsCattle, head Corn Meal, bbls...-..... orn, bu Flour, bbls ... Hay, tons.....-....... Hides, tons Hogs, nead.... Horses ami M ules, head Iard. tierces........ liUmiH-r, feet Oats, bu lrovistous, tons . t t)ll,,,Hnm,,,,,.tH40ioot 2-SaiO l,!U0 8,1. 4,873 Sheep, nead Wheat, bu . Wool, tons...., Whisky, bbls , Mos-Tk in StoreThls Morning. Wht. Corn. Oats. Kre. ,. a,ö7i I2i,isi ,-;j.!iri io,.sso .. u,V)i w,m w,s-:i a,'-'! 1173 5,4-vl 478 . 2, ".." too . 100 Bar. Wevator A.... Elevator B..... Klevator C ..... Klevator D Klevator K City Elevator. Totid I3.S3S S20.037 y.,s-j:j l5;im Kaien on 'Oiange, n Keported to Secretary. 20 boxes long clear 10 boxes short ribs , W,00tlbs. S. lt., loose X cars wheat 1 Car wheat - ,.M.. 1 car jstatfH's 1 car jsitatoes 3 cars hav (per ton) - 100 bbls. family flour 1 car mixed com, track 1 car high mixed com. truckOKI 1S1, us 1 Hi 1- 1 12--r7 1 .. 10 7. 7 no 41 ... - 40? i WEEKLY BETIEWtir THK IXIUAXAP. OLIM JHAKK171. Indlanapollü Provision Mtarket. Eclk .Mkats The market continues quiet ; we note sales of 20,000 lbs. hhort rib sides at Sc, mid 20,000 lbs. long clear and short ribs at sc; clear rib sides are held at c, and dry salt shoulders at 6" i'a:6!4o. laARD There 1 little doing in lard; prime steam Is held at fltluc; there is no kettle lard in the market. . .. Indianapolis Groin and Flonr ITIarket. Corn Yery little Ls doins In corn, owing to the freight blockade; as a consequence, prices are nominal ; we quote mixed corn in elevator at 41)ic; high mixed at 4VtJ4c; whit No. 2, 41ic; rejected h. m., lijjyc. Flour Millers Bnl a ready market for tlielr product, and prices are firm nt previous quotations. We quote faucies at $6 50(f7 00; family o 00(a5 50; low grades Rtti Wfyi 25. Wheat rrices rule firm, with hls-ral offerings, and prices for red and amberj of prime qualities iangefrom?l 1VSI IS; strictly choice amler would command f 1 20. Oats Are In lanxe supply and quiet. Prices range from iVicTOc for mixed, and choice lots of white would command JKWtSV. "' Fkkd Is steady at f 10 00(2 W 25, wlthfalesof lcarprlmeto-tlayattlOOO. . , - .i. It yk New rroD ii in demand at 55öC0c, with" Bales of 1 car loud No. 3 at bbc. . Indianapolis Grocery Market. Corrrrfl The market Is nnchng-d. Itx listing grades: Rio l9t$VJc ;"good to fair 22c; prime at ifülc; choice to fancy at SfPaCjand Javaatiic. C'hkksb I 'rices are very Arm, and wa quote at i:i14c. Molasses axd FiRrp Quotations nre un-. changed. New Orleans molasses ls worth fc-Jc. - for fair to fancy, and sirups at 60-$l fur common to fancy. Twice Dealers quote at 5M for Carolina; 6r6ic. for fair to best Louisiana. BUUAWt Prices are firm. We quote reflne.-t A. at lii911c; On A.fttUJi(3Uc; extra C, at ll($lll,4c;hard, Wie; circle C and 3, lo'a(3 lO-'c; yellows, Vi&tty-ic. - , Hoap We quote Hoosir City common bAr at W Ö0 per box: Tousey's German 6e per lb; other German 841 o0 per box; White Russian pressed cake tti per box ; Peach blossom toilet WM. Candlks We quote: Hotel, ao21c ; starcandie, li9l8c; eonuuoa pressed, idl4Ac, -

Indianapolis Produce Market. Applkä Are quiet. We quote at 25c$Mc ler bu. Bcytkr The marltet Ls dull; good qualities lellat lliglSc. Brkswax Is steady at 2e per poond. Bkaks We quote white navy at ll 25 per bushel from sire. K;s Receipts are light and prices have advanced. We quote at ls5jJ0c per down on arrival. FtiATit K.K8 lrices are firm. We quote prime live geese at ial7c; mixed, geese aud dock, J?c: ohl geese feathers, 2iffi;c. Honky Ranges from 20 to i'i cents per pound, according to quality. Hav lrlme loose pressed new timothy at ill per ton. Pocltky Tlie market is Meadr. Turkeys atC(iSc per lb; ducks $1 soi2 per dor.en; roosters 21 bo ter dozen : old hens 52 7CWi.'l 00 per dozen. Geese, full feathers, (4 so per dosen. Spring ch tokens SI 7.W2 'St. ItAr.s Cotton rags are quoted at 2 cents per pound. GiN-srjtf! Dealers are paying 75c per ll for a prime article. Okai'K New i.'Oic p'r ponml. Onions Are quoted at J2 AKjta 50 per barrel. Kkeds We quote timothy at fci, and flax seed at lbl ft"). 1otatofi Are in demand at 403 54c per bu. Ckanbkkkieü Are selling at & )0$J öü per bushel. Indianapolis Iry 4iols Marie!.' Stock am large and trade Is reasonably active. Piintsare a fraction lower, but other gjods are nUiudy. We quote; Itrasn Col Ion.

Atlantic A, 1-4 Atlantic II, 4-4 Atlantic D, 4-4 Atlantic P, 4-4 Indian Head, 4-4 Indian Heud, 7-8 Nash villi Wachusetts Stark A, 4-4 Augusta Macon Mystic River.R roadway r .. Ijingley, standard... Calst A, 4-4 . Cabot W, 4-4 New Hart font A A-..., Lawrence, 1-L, 4-4.... Iawrence, Y Agawam F, 4-4.... Aga warn Tix-mont.CC Golden PJdge Nonpareil .. Granite. 1! Badger State, I, L Continental K 8 ",K 7 '4 I . ... tr4 ... tft I'lne llros ns. Nashua E, 40-iu-. Nashua ll,:iln Nashua , .:Uiii - - - Pepperell I-,, 40-in. Pepperell R, .KMn Peis rell O ;tMn Pejqierell N,00-in Prescott X. 1 Indian Orchard, A A Indian Orcbanl KK I nd ian rchanl, ' N Indian Orchard, RR I Mv ig it Star, 4-i - Dwight Star, 40-in Continental C Bstt, M Newmarket AMassachusetts BBGreat Falls J Portsmouth P Mohawk... Prints. Merrimac F. PinkMerrimnc D - Pacific Cocheeo - Coclieco R, 72x72 Hamilton Richmond American Sprague ; Gloucester - Amoskeag..-..-Freeman Mourning Shirting Msllory Hnk Mallory Purple Manclu'ster Waxnsutta J Allen pink...Itlenchcd Col ton. I,ons:lale cnmliric New York Mill Utlca N on pa mil Wamsutta, 4-4 Daxol Pride of the West I,ancde,. GH .. Fruit of tin lKiin J-m of the Spindle Iionsdale - A ndroscoggin I j -.. Antoskeag - - Auburn, A v... White P.ock... Hill. 4-1 Mount Ho)e Bluckstone, AA - Hope . Cabot Senate, A A Dwight Star ... Hallowell, Q Boott, K -.. ltKjtt, 11. ' l(t II (l (leuii Vaughnn, XX Liuwnod Sull'olk, I.... Ticks. -K 'J t 9 V 4 i'i 8 " .', '4 .... s; .... 7;; 7 " .... 7 ..... 1-2 -...7 7'( II lit l: la 12 11 U 11 ..... 11 T." b " 10: ...10" 10 . ::::: V .... Zi ?i 10 7 ..... 9K . iil . Mknnehnlia, 4-1 .22!.; Minnehaha 7-S 'JO Amcskeag, A CA - 17 Anios'teag, A 1 1 Amoskeag, B - l'-t Amoskeag, C, 12 Amoskeag, D J fa Amoskeag. K H Pearl River 1 Concstoga extra. 4-4 IS Conesttiga ext ra, 7-S 15 Con nest ogi GM, 4-4 '. -13 ConestogaCCA,7-S 12 Cotiestogn T, 4-4 - -1:1 t'onestoga A A, 30-inch : 1 Methuen AA, - -.- - 13 Manhattan - X'ii York, :y-inch 1. York, :k)-lnch 11 Thorndike - 10 Switt River Wi Ocean. - - 8 l'ittneid. . 6 Misrel In neons. AIiCOHOIr-A fair trade Is reported at ?2 20(3 2 51 for ti per above proof. BAtiS Stocks am ample and prices unchanged. Cotton, 2 bu 20a25e Burlaps, 4-bn.l tal:!V;e 4'ottwn, V'i-bu i.ir- IiurlaM,2,-bM.10,xall t 'otton, X-bu :m:;.W Rnrlsiw, 2-bn...S'.jtl(ic funny, single Hal.V Wool bags liilöc tiunny, double....J5)a22c Unooyt-4-WRX We quote ' " Choice Uurl, per lb - - -..........77' Fancy stalk braid, per lb oVtr Itel and r'd tip, per lb ...-lfi c Common, per 11. ............... -"i-l c IiKOOMS-rWe have no change lo nole in quotations. Com'n, prde.1 5Ua2 00 Hurl, prdz $2 50a,1(i0 Plain 1 "iOjCJ 50 SteamUiat... 4 Oirnt . Fancy carpj't- aOOa-150 Shaker ; ooiu: CANNED GOWDS Peach. ix-r doau..... Pine apples -. Strawberries Are In fair request. I 72 A5 , 2 ontaii ar 1 Vll H.". 1 45rl 0 i a-Vo.2 fill 1 7-V'i.2 '25 ..... 2 7ji:tU0 75I 0 ..... 1 40(U 73 lUispbcrrlcs .-........-..... Pears Plums, per dt7- - - Condensi'd milkOysters Vve, 1 lb Cove, 2 lb - Tomatoes, 2 lb - do 3 lb-COKE-Prices are steady. V)i,t) ; JÖa 1 00. il"nt"4 , RVifOOC llrtO!)C HV.oic 1-KillC Coke, at yards.....-... ...... ... Coke, delivered is hotise coke, at ynnli-. Connelsvllle, dellvemd.r.Crushed.at vatxls Crushed, delUered .. -. llyiOOc COAL Tlie market Is well supplied, and prleosnre steady. Voughlogiicny, nt yards Youghiogheny, delivered......... Indiana cunnel.deli vemd t hio cannel, nt yards ; Ohio cannel, deliveredAnthracite, per ton. - - 1V.7 hie ' bv.il7c , 22m Mo -LM.'-iUie aviiooc $7 2.v;t - KalOo Nut coal Muck, ootti, ia fiis.......

P.ls-k coal, deliveml l.ViOoc Highland cial...... - I't.ilfic Slack caaL- .. 7c COTTON YARNS Dealers rt port a falrdemsiiil. Assorted n urn Js-rs per lb Sic Dozen yarns, s, wr do IP js I ozen yarns, liiins, jt loz.. ...... uV Dozen yarns, uiOs, r doz - K'c IsDzen yarns, 7(i0s, srdo7. 7'..e Carpet warj, (cohinxli, per lb .. 'jTc Carpet warp, (white), jkt lb 2uc Coverlet yarns, per lb 22c Cotton t4ue, ter lb lr20c 'otton rts, s lb ie Trot line . 2c

Staging, per B Seine t wine , 2N ... Caudle wick. p.-r lb . i . " Batting, sr lb lo-aiec (t )RDA 5 E Prices are a shade lower. Manila.abvelitird.J5 Sisal, above miid-JO" Manila.', A. 5-5tJ in..l;i Sisal.1, A. VI inchll'; MsnilH,12th'd!,.iiu..lK Sisil,l2lh'd.,llnch..ll,i Hay rope.1,3,4 ply-U Hay rn-,C(iiaiiionJ((4 FISH ivulers report ample stocks for the season, and prices am steady. Mackerel, extra mess, per Mackerel, No. 1, larg' bbl 52-" 0o ..2ii 00 1 K)m20 00 17 oa.i ls U) 14 ww 15 00 11 .Mv.. 12 on .Mackerel. -o. I, shore Mackerel, No. I, bayMackerel, No. 2, large Mackeml, No. 2, met i um . Mackerel, No. 3, medium Herring, No. 1, per lxx Codttsh, large, -r lb White fish, No. 1, js r half bbl - White fish, No. 2, per half bid .. I.ake herring, jxt bbl s-hore herring. Ier bll.. FRUIT The receipts of gre-n ; It UlrVi 1 . 8 (u,t 8 ,'iii 2'x.i :so 5' .wi. a 5 2-i" 5 5o 3 7-V 4 00 2 .Vi 3 UO 7 itfi 7 -V) tl-s am faulng ou, ow ing to the extremely low rites; market overstocked qnd dull. All other art 1c1k steaiiv. . Green apples, sr bbl loose t Siren apples, js r bbl packet! Ix'inons, is-r lsx I irapes. i'oncord, ht stand.... Ijiyer niislns, js-r box New Citron, jht lb Prunes, per lb Currants, per lb .'.SO 7.V.i.S) 00 0 KOi.f 1 2 ... S .'ihf.t 9 7i) ... : ti', a ri ... ' oi.M 2 in ... 2 2 .V .. 2;.i. -js ... 0- 7 GUNPOWDER Fair trade at So CVitf jer keg for rifli', 2ici-"i 40 js-r keg for blasting. GRKASK Iti-eelpts find mndy saJes at former prices. Bixwn, tKnir'ic; yellow, titijif'.c; white, 7 Vfcft So. HIDES Are quotably uuchangel, and are in ueiiiana. Flint, i ht lb. Diy-salUtl .... (men - Wet-salted .... I RON la al4 c -....11 tal2 c - h (, tiM - 7 Wrought Bar, common, ier 100 lb. Wrought Charcoal Bar Wrought, Scrnp, rsr lb - Cast, Scrap, per ll LEAD Rather Iwtter demand, and steady. Pig K7J.c ; bar per lb 8(i-!e. 3 V) prices LEATHER Fair trade, and prices rule steady S.le, i ak, is-r lb - Sole, Hemlock Harness Skirting Rough harness Bridle, per doz Kips, city, per lb l"o., French - Calfskins, city Do., French NAII-S Trade is fairly active stead v. ::ii.v 21f,i.;4c 2s.tf.Uc ;'it.:sc 27c 40., ... 40,.-, . 1 01 40 ... So.l 15 .. 1 3r no and prices liVl to iWd SXWri 3 00 4d to 5d Sil a l-Vutt 25 spikes tent) 6d t id 3 40M..I HV.7.1 75 .. 3 15y5 3 25 naval st mi: We quote: Itoslu.ex.palc ?5"i0000 Rosin.pale,bbl 4 iii I Rosin, No. 1,....3 2v.i3 7 i:ositi, No. 2 :;oo, ;2 Ol IiS Prices am firm Lard Wintertest fll.il 10 txtra - 'Kki!i5 c 1H. No. 1 ; K5 c IK. No. 2 liS(:l75 c Pet rol'm , ref. 2U.' .jrS7 c IAmsIii, No, S...S25iW275 Tar, pr bbl.. a "n(375 Navy pilch... 3 75.4 1 Sp. turp'tine. ösy ktc West Virginia Lubricatlng...i.Mi4o Do. No. 2.. Neatsfoot. lJnseed ..i4c.i27e ...lC((i.?I .500 PAPER Prices are unchanged. News, slaw and rag,per lb 10 (II Riok, per lb-13 IH Cup. per lb....20 Straw, wrnp i 11 g 12'S js.rbilL 20 fi'a PAINTS We have quotations. WlMte lead. kt lb Ui-:m Wrap P P I n g. ra: j, 12's ier bdl 24 Wrap p i n g, straw, 14 s, ler Ml .22 Roo'ng.tar'd, 1st lb 3 ( C? 45 dt 3' ; To , dry 3(fj 4; no change to note In VirginiaTen n essee t:';ia;8 c Litharge, per lb .. White. (a. 10 (il5 fi-179 Paris Gneujji (ii 10 PaCt tlrver, Veil et 11 Red Sjwin'h B'wn M 4 M :t ... -it Imt lb 13 Pruss., blue, per lb .00 C Ii r o in e, Omen ....! Paris White- 3 Ijuupblack-. (10 Putty, ier lb 4 Tenn, Red... 4löri b'c Common.... 3 0 c l'EANUTS Are in fair mquest, and have advanced lu jric. Virginia J (St e TcHiiessee Red5 (Ti6 Ten'see w'ite-H (ijtf c SEED Market vteady with a fair demand Timothy at $1 ,.V1U0, Clover on arrival 10. lie, front stom 12' 12' tc pT lb. Flaxseed 5ly 1 10 in small lots, prime in carload lots?l lö. SHOT Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos, per keg,?2S((r.; Ruck, per bag, 2 75. SALT Stocks are urn pie and prices nucha ng.-d at Si 70 for large barrels, and $1 :.- for small, 2oc ist bush, druyage added. IJverpool quoted at- i a5 per sack, Turks Island 3 f37e per bush. SFGAIIS Have had ft fairly active trade. Kx C White....lo'ii.ill NoOrleans on tuarket Clarified U0 (gJO TALIlW Some Increase In the demand; country, TJj.ijiTTc; city, sc anl firm. TEAS Am unchanged. Young hyson, common - Young llysoii, fair to .ood - -.. Young hyson, choice..... Young hyson, extra choice.... IiniK-rial, common jmjH'rial, line..... ...-............ J mfierial, choice t iunjKwler, common - Guiijsiwdcr, line . (iiinisjwder, choice Guniowder, extra choice -.. Japan, uneolored, common Jaan, uneolored, tine iiv..-... . Japan, uneolored, choice new .m :v 40m; 50 70r SO K Äl 00 40 TV1 80(if 4-Vi 75i. oom I o: rva 3.-i öd 110 w. so 4-V.r W Om-I UÜ Oolong, inferior , Oolong, fine Oolong, extra choice ..... TINNERS' HT(K"K A fair trade Is miwrted at previous quotations. Tin Fiale. I. C, 10x14 00 I. 10x11 .?U 505U Block Tin. . I-arze pig, p,T lb 24 Bar, per lb 2tJ Small pigs, ier lb 25 Copper. Sheathing, per lb 33 Bottoms, per lb -.33 Zlnr. Slab, lTlb :...S Sheet, r lb-....tjau Common Sheet Iron, Harked IL No. lu to 14 4 00 No. 27.- 4 A Nos. 21 to 21 4 00 WINDOW GLASS-Fiice nre lower. , 6x7 to tx! S2 K5 9x1 to 12x17.- S.'l 4. 7xl0tO SxlO 2 S. 12xlS to 14x20 S w 8x11 to 10x12 3 t 15x20 to isx'22.3 'ofti a lixll to 10x13 .....3 13 Indianapolis Live Htoek Market. Tcksdat Even i no, Oct. 31. IReported by J. B. Sedwlck A Co., Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. Cattlk Tlie market the past wck has been well supplied with all grades of cattle. The demand has been light and Trtees havedeclined fullv 'i cents on all grade. The markets East are reported very dull and trverstocked with cattle. Yesterday there wem only 150 cattle on this market, yet It was extremely dull, aud th offerings wen not all sold, shippers preferring to stay out of the market and the butcher. wautiiig but few to supply the loea klemand. We quote: Good, smooth, fat steers, 93 25(9 3 73: fat cows and heifers, f-'io-tSoO; medium -cows and heifers, W 252 50; bulls, C 2 25; stock steers, ftl SQ-Wi 10. Sukep Very dull, selling at 92 753 ö0 per Ii lbs. gross. HK.s Receipt for Hie past 21 hours are 1.K50 head; price am a shade lowt-r, and o notations the same as yesterday, nvngtng from 53 Wä3 30 ler 100 lbs. gross. New York Market.. Nkw Yokk, Oct. J5L Cotton dull at IV e 11 :t-lbc; futurtmclosetl barely steady. Flour dull: No. 2. 3 40(1 00; suerpflne WcUi'U aaü um, ltJe ouuuoa to 'Jd

extra, SV 20 5 11 ; good to choice, 55 4.Vrf5 .V.; white wheat extra, SötiO; extra Ohio, Ssi 2"-a7; St. liouis, s5 30a.S 25; patent, S7 50k !. Rye flour tinchangtsl. Corn meal steadv: Western, f- i"0?i :t 15. Wheat; recipts liM'W bushelsactive exisirt; ungnuled spring, old, SI 10 122; No. 2 Milwaukee, old. $1 201 22; No. Milwaukee old, tl 2.5.1 avj; umber Michigan, extra. Si 3'i; No. 2 Chicago spttng, new, f 1 25',,.$ 1 27; No. 3, Chicago sj.ring. old, SI 12 1 II; winierred Western. $1 Ä'i-al 3U. Rye: Western, 7;;i7Se; state, sSirlfcv. liar lev dull ; Canada ungraded, si txvil 10. Malt quiet and heavv.

torn nrm andm fair demand; rtceipts, 7;,0oo bushel; Western mixed, ungraded. 5M.j.i;c; mixed, graded, &'.c; low mixet), frradtsl, 5i" : mixfsl,steiuner,.rs.I4.r.'ie; yellow, .steainer,'ioc; No. 2 white. .Vi'. a: white Wintern. .rj!'-c. oat

dull and unchangeil ;mclpts :f7,000. nay sieauy aim uiiciiiing.si. Hops dull ; yearlings, lo-aiMe; new Fjislern, 25 m2:V; York state, new, 2j,j.i7c; California, new, lia .'tsc. Cotr'e quiet but flnii ; Rio cargoes, lö1 'ua 11' -Ä?; gold Jobbing, 18 irti.20l-c. Golden sugar 'quiet but Ann; fair t-- gosl mf.nery, ' tJ X-jc ; prime, tc; retliu-d. firm. Molasses NewJrIeais, new, by auction, CI Rice unchanged. Petroleum dull and nominal; crude, 12c; mflneti,2i:c; ca , av; naptha, lie. Tallow heavy at ST,;c. , Stndned rosin linn at 52 0o-2 10. Spirit turis'iitine firm atJtc. Eni 2'W't2s. Pork tluM and unsettled; new mess, 17; X vemlNT, S15 sji-.i hi. llts'f quiet; ml-I.lles dull nnd heavv; Ion.; clear Western, Hms" do,, city, Sc. , Ijird firmer; ssit prime strain, ?. Wj.i 10; N-s. Vember, SM s.vi Butter dull ; Western, 15,0V. Cliesse duil nd unsettled; 12' .'x. Whisky a sliade iinner utSl Ll-il P.' - Clilcaso Market. CincAco, Oct. 1. Hotir nominally uncbangetl. Wheat active, flrrn and higher, and edvancxl 2Vn24c; No 1 Chicago spring. HI 11; No. 2do., ?1 12V 1 12' J cash; M 12" Novemter;Sl IF, lHHemlsr; N o. 3. tsc(a4 O'-J-.; r-js-ted, sS;.irjo. Com fairly active und a shade higher; No. 2, 4'j1, cash; 4..Decemler; mjecbsl, 42c. Oats ative and a sliale higher; No. 2, 32" fii'il1; cah, Sii'K'c Deceinltcr; n jected,221-. Rye steady and unchangiHl. Barley easier; Sl,zc cash; t2Yif2! :,e liwintxr. Pork moderately active and higlier; S15 Ü) J lö 0 cash ; f 15 40 November aud for the y'ear. I Jirtl fitlrly active; ohl, corneretl, tl 75; new, S9 cash; 5 47 November; S; 40 for tlie year. Bulk meats firm and unchanged. Whisky in fair demand but at lower rates; 51 0!i. Fmfghts Wheat, to Buffalo, 4c; corn to Buffiilo,.!'.. Recefpts Flonr, 15.100 barrels; wheat. PO.OfiO bushels; corn, 171,10 bushels; outs. 4!',uuo bushels; rve, 2S.O0O bushel; barley, 5!,inio. Shipments Flour, 13.000 barrels; wheat. 21,500 bushels; corn. hC,0l0 bushels; oats, 4S.u bushels; rye, o,500 bushels; barley, ly,0H0 bushels. At the close wheat wa?;c higher. Corn' higher. ats unchanged. Ptirk lwer, at J 15 :c." J for the year. Ijird lower, at t :5 for liie year. St. LoaLs Market. St. lns, Vt. 30. Cotton: Higher; middling, 10?.c; low middling, 10'c; gotid ordinary, !;rc. Flour: Weak; little doing. Wheat: Tligl.er; No. 2 md fall. SI 22-. I 22' bill cash; No. 3 red fallest 13 cash; SI lr:. for November. Corn: No. 2 mixed, 4o! ,. 41c bid cash; 41c for Novemls-r. lats: Iull and lower; N. 2 31 casJi.iind bid for No-vemls-r. Rye: Quiet but steady; ÖK bid cash öK.'.c bid for NoeniMT. Itarley: Dull and unchanged; Minnesota, ty.l in. Whisky: Inactive at 51 0!. Pork: Dull and unchanged; Jobbing at 17. Tird: Easier; !,' m''c. Bulk mats: Inactive and lower; loose'new, SO 75, SS 20.S-S 40; packed lots. 25c more. Bacon: Inactive and lower; S7 2-V7 3ti, S 7-VrtS 84, 2.Vall Hog;,: Inactive and lower; Yorker. S' 15 3 ;10; bacon, Sö 40i5 ö 55; butchers', - 50,..i5 70 Cattle: strong for all good stts-k; prime to choice sttors,M70'i:iU gs)il,M. '.i:ii; medium to fair, :i7.Vn4; iony, f'50':lW: cows and heifers, S2 2-ij.;J 70 ; stts-kers." S-2 öOva w; gxxi to choice thorough Texas, 8-:.i3 O; common to fair $2 2kci2 W. 'Receipts Flour, 2.S00 bnrmls; wheat, 47.0"") bushels; corn,2I,iKJ0 busliels; oh is, M.0U bushels; rve, none; barley, on.OOO bushtls; hogs, l,:W0liead; cattle, lWo head. (Tnclnnatl Market. Cincinnati, Oct. 31. Cotton Firm and ia fair demand, at 10 Je. Flour Firmer, but not qtiotably higher. Wheat-Higher; red, fl l Val 27. Corn In gtsxl demand, at 47ru.lv?; new, 31 j 3tk". Outs Dull and unehangisi, at SOvrTTe. Rve Quiet, lwt steady ; 6sc. Barley Dull and nominal. Pork Qulel, but steady, at lf.'.. Ianl lu good demand, steam, 1'.; kettle, 10m lo' .c Bulk'ni'ats Itemand light, but holders firm, 6'4c,7J hC, S'4c; lsxel meat. in lair demand, at Hie; salt shoultlers, 0r.7JK; short ribs, S'4c; short cifis, s;. Bacon Steätly and In fair demand, 7'c, S''c, 7 e ' c II'jC. ' Wh isky 1 Mill, weak and lower, nt $1 0T. Butter Dull and lower; choice Western r serve, 21 ic; Central Ohio, KlSc.Hogs In fair demand, but at lower rates; common light, $5 ftKr5 25; fair to gwd light, f ao'j.5 40; heavy, 55 40...tö 00. Receipts 2,J head. Shiiiments Ö75 head. I'bllndelpliia Market. PinLAlEt.PitiA, Oct. 31. l'etroloum Iull and noiiiin-il;relined,2'Jc; crude, i.j). r. .1 lic. Clover sd Scarce nnd firm at li ilöc. Timothv seetl l 9or-2 00. ! Flour Inactive; superfine, 51 10; extra,1 f4 2-V.il 40; Minnesota family, &;.jOm 73; ohi and Indiana, Sti otytH 75; high grades S7 o0 8 5n. , M'hent Quiet; Pennsylvania red, 51 27; am ber.Sl 2!m1 3"s. Rye K7i.73e. I Corn In demand; yellowy JSc; lalxed 5tij 5fi'-.jc. J Oats Unsettled; white, 3yjt0c unsouml 33c. ' Whlskv Western St 14. Receipt Wheat 31,000 bushels; corn 4s,00u bushels. Butter York state nnd Bradford county extras, 32"lc; first, 230c; Western extnis, 2"i"Jc; first--, 22(2'!c Cheese Stendv ; Western fcal.Te. F's Finn; Western frerih, 27(ji2Se. Milwaukee Market. ! MlLWAVKEE, Oct. 31. Flour quiet and nchanged. A heat opened unsettled and advanced 1 cent; chisisl firm; No. 1 Milwaukee spring. 51 2o';; No. 2 Milwaukee spring, 51 li'i; November, 51 14'i; December, 51 1'': No. 3 Milwaukee, H to? J. Corn: Quiet but steady; No. 2, 4V. Oats: Steady and in good emand; No. 232e. Rye: Firmer; No. 1, jlic. Barley: Ixiwer; No. 2 spring, 83,Vs4c; No.3 spring, 4'!l.'.c. Provisions: Ktadv. Mess pork: 515 50. Iard: Steam, fJlj2!;. Boxed middlings. t-Vsvre; should.-r. s;,Freights: Quiet but td tidy ; v heat to Bufalo, 4' itä.fe ; to swego, fl' 'C Iteceipts Wheat, llrj00 bushels; corn, 105,000 bushels. Shipments: Wheat, 1D.CO0 bushels; corn,3t,ono bushels. , Ilaltlmore Market. Baltimore, Oct. 31. Flour: PuU and unchanged. Wheat: Firmer; No. 2 western red, l 2SW1 29; No. 3 Western red, 51 ä; I ennsvlvaniamd, 51 2S(.1 ?. Vrn : Western active and firmer; mixed, SPlc. Oats: Hull nnd heavy; Western white, 31Ji3Ce; mixed 30t;i. Rve: Dull but steady at (V.r7nc. Clover mssl: Active and firm nt 51l50(öl5. Provisions: Dull and unchanged. Butter: Q ulet and unchanged. Petroleum: Nominally unchanged. Coffee: Firm ; demand good and prices unchanged. Wbiskr:Dull at SI 14. Receipts? Wheat, l,fl0 bushels; corn, ?0,(Xl bushels. Shipments: Cora, 2Sr'loo bushels. Toledo Market. Toi-KDO. Oct. 31. Flour, steady. Wheat firm and advanced bi2c; No. 2 wbrte Wabash, SI 31; No. 3 wte Wabash, 1 23'.,: amber Michigan, spot nnd Novemls-r, 51 21; Iecemler. tl 25: No. 2 1 e-einlcr. ? 1M; No. 2 mil winter. SI 20: No. 3 r.I, tfl 1R rej.s tetl red, $1 OS; No. 2 amber Illinois, H 2!. torn oiiiet; Ingll mixed, 4'h, low mixis!. 471iC: new. 4c: No. 2 white, 47' .c; no grade. 4f4c; ilaniiignl new, Stic. Oats steady; No. 2,31c; wnue, .he; .Miciugiin, 32" 4e. i lover seed. ss w. Receipts Flour, 200 bnrmls; wheat. 47.000 bushels; corn, s.O0 bushels; oats, .VH0 bushel. ShiDments I-'lour. i;t00 barrels; wheat, 5l',0Utf

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