Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 6 septembre 1879, samedi 6 septembre 1879

[" 4 ship £0tU£fi iffifi LINt \u201d*\tthe\tGovernment\t«t i \u201e\u201e\tEngland.August 22\t91 ROSS STEAMERS.AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZELLE.VOL.LXXL\u2014NO.213 MONTREAL, SATURDAY, SÏPTEMB2R (5, 1879.Price 2 Cents ^tcamsli ip 33 et ices.WHITE STAR LINE.Calling at Cork Harbour, Iraland, CARRYING BRITISH AND AMERICAN MAILS.\\ PK0VIBED WITH EVEIL Y MGBESB IKPEOVEMEST.Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows:\u2014 BRiTANNic.Saturday, Aug.30, at 4 00 p.m.Adriatic.) hursday.Sept.4, at 7.00 a.in.Germanic.Saturday.Scpt.13, at 3.00 p.m.Republic .Thursday,Sept.18.at 6.30 a m.Celtic .Saturday.Sept.27, at 3.00 p.m.Britannic.Saturday,Oct.4, at 7.30 a.m.Adriatic.Thursday,Oct.9, at 11.30 a.m.Gkemanic.Saturday,Oct.18, at 7.60 a.m.Baltic.Thursday.Oct.23, at Noon.Celtic.Thursday,Oct, 3), at 3.00 p.m.Britannic.Saturday,Nov.8, at Noon.Aeriatic.Thursday,Nov.13.at 2.30 p.m.Germanic.Saturday,Nov.22, at Noon.Baltic.Thursday,Nov.27, at 2.30 p m.Celtic .Saturday.Dec 6, at 11.30 a.m.Britannic.Saturday,Dec.13, at 5.00 a.m.A muatic.Thursday,Dec.18, at 9 00 a m.Germanic.Saturday.Dec.27.at 2.00 p.m.SALOON PASSAGE.New York to Liverpool and Queenstown $80 and $100 gold.Return Tickets, $145 and $175 gold.Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $20, gold, additional.Children between one and twelve years, half-price.Infants free.Servants, $50.These Steamers do not carry Cattle, Sheep or Pigs- STEERAGE PASSAGE.Montreal to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, $26.50.Prepaid $28.50.Passengers taking the \u2018\u2018White Star Steamers,\u201d as a rule, arrive in London in 9i days from New York.Passengers hooked, via Liverpool, to all parts of Europe at moderate rates.For further information and passage, apply to R.J.CORT1S, Agent, 37 Broadway, New York.Or to B, J.COGMILIN, Sole Aoent, 26 St.Sulpiee street, Montreal.July 12\t155 J^teamstiip gToUccs.Berninda, West Mies & Porto Rico QUEBEC ARD GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP CO\u2019T For MARTINIQUE, ST.LUCIA, BARBADOS and TRINIDAD, steamship BAHAMA, Sept.W.For BERMUDA, steamship B KRMU DA Sept.11 For ST.JOHN\u2019S, ARECIVO, AGUADILLA, MATAOUEZ and PONCE, PORTO RICO, and ST.THOMAS, steamship-, sept.lî.Passage Rates greatly reduced.For freight, passage and Insurance, apply ts A.E.OUTERBRIDGE * CO., ** Broadway, New York.LEVE £ AT,DEN, toast.James Street, HontreaL September 8\ti DOKALDSOU\u2019S CLYDE LINE OF STEAMERS.osss COLINA.2,006\tTons\tRegister EIRENE.2,000\t\u201c CYBELE.2,000\t\u2018\u2018 The splendid new first class full power Screw Steamer EIRENE, A 100 (Highest class at Lloyds), is intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLASGOW, ON, OB ABOUT Tl»e SSrcl Septem/ber, Taking Goods at Lowest Throuoh Rates from all parts of Canada and the Western States of America.Special facilities for Butter, Cheese.Boxed Meats, &c., and also for a limited numberof HORSES, CATTLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above firstr-elass Steamers every alternate week from Montreal and Glasgow thereafter curing the season.Splendid accommodation for a limited number of Cabin Passengers.For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply to ROBERT RECORD & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal.Or DONALDSON BRO., 67 Great Clyde St., G1 asgow.September 5__________________81 DOMINION LINE OIT is X 2.G A.I5X S3 i-3 i IP SSf .Æ\t-*¦ b4 CA-NaDIAJ* SKtlVICE ®ngkïng::::;:::::::1,41 t?s Ee£ster ERL KING.2|l78 \u2018\u2018 fiewVsS.\tfi^class full power S -e,r\tKING.A100 (High- wnwnP0y*P.C S*P-2 p.e 4 p.p.c p.c p- p.c P.c 3*p.'\u2019 4 p.e 133 57 Y 45 69 114 ts* 78* HI* 92 738 85 p.c >*p.e .P-c.6 p.c.luo 60 50 .00 100 100 600 4*P.C 5p.C 40.C sp.c 1WJ gi m o.132* 56 \"e\" 43 6-i 111 67* 73 1\u20190* 91* 137* 82* U18* 7 Ex Dividend MACDODGALL & DAVIDSON Stock Bloke?» CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.The movement of lumber and shingles at Obioago since Jan.1 and last week, with comparisons, was as follows : RECEIPTS.Since Since Week, Week, Jan.1, Jan.1, 1879.\t1878.\t1879\t1878.Lumber, mft.51,517 32,384 844,982 674,124 Shingles, m.16,912 15,300 401,134 391,263 SHIPMENTS.Lumber, m ft.17,997 14,561 441,825 369,328 Shingles, m.3,917 2,804 61,333 76,137 The cargo market was active and steady.A large fleet arrived, and about 35 vessels stopped at the sale docks.Local buyers took about 25 loads, prices ranging about the same as for several days past.The following are the quotations of lumber afloat : Good strips and boards .$11.60\t@ Medium inch .9 60\t@ Common inch.8 60\t@ Piece stuff .8.26\t@ Lath.Shingles .1.80\t@ \u2014Tribune, Sept.3.WHOLESALE PRICES current Montreal^ September 4.Ü 11\t.0 00 .o 10*£ .9 18*# .0 20 .0 18*.0 26 ., 0 2$ .0 16 - , 2 15 % 10 .0 11 .I SJ , 1 65 , 0 85 BLUE.\u2014 Button .Ball.BOTTLES .CHICORY\u2014V &.COFFEE\u2014 Laçuayra, Green, per lb.Maracaibo.Jamaica.Java .Do.O.G.Rio.Ceylon Plantation.® J® Do Native.« \u201c Singapore.\" Mocha.u CANDLHS\u2014 BelmontSperm.* Mould,Montreal.\u2022 * ParaflB.12s\u2019& 6s.-.® Is \u2022\u2022 CORKS\u2014i sts to sros, per gross o eu\t@ CORDAGE -\tn ^ Manilla rope.-.\u201d *?\u2022\u2022 sual .0\t07 \u2022\u2022 DRUGS AND CHEMICALS\u2014 Bicarb Soda.1\t® Soda Ash.Bichromate of Potash.10 19>,.Arrow root, ?it.^ 1}\t\u2014 Borax, Refined .»\t1» .Cream Tartar, Cryetala.o\tMX.Do Do Ground.o\tÏ8X- Caustic Soda,White.Do Cream.Sugar ol Lead.\u2014.51eac_Jng Powder.A1 .Copperas, ^ loo R.sulphur.o\t023,'.Roll Sulphur.o\t0*%.Epsom Salts, ^ loe\tB>a.o\t«> .Sal Soda ® 106 ft.0\t95 .Saltoetre.ner kee.8\tto .Sulphate of Copper (best).s\too .Fire Clay per cwt.0\t5» .Whiting per cwt .9\t45 .CANNED F1SE\u2014 Lobsters,.i\t55 © Salmon.1\t65 .Mackerel.1\t65 \u201e FRUIT\u2014 Layers, per box.-.l *9 .Loose Miuscatels.l\t40 \u201e London Layers.1\t80 .Black Basket.o\too .Blue do .0 uo .Black Crown.o\too .Valencia Ralsms ^\ta.*\tocji.Sultana Raisins.6\tns#.Seedless Raisins S R.o\t06 .Currants.o\tosx\u201e Figs, Elme.-.9 09*\u201e Do Layers.0\t08M- Do Malaga.o\t04M.Prunes .0\t04#.Almonds, Languedoc.0\t09 .Do Tarragona.o\t14)$.Do Provence.o\tgo \u201e Do Ivlca.o\t11 .Paper Shell.o\too .Jordan.o\t60 .Fllherts.0\t01 .Brazil Nuts.o\t07 .Walnuts.0\t07 .Sardines, quarters.o\too .Do halves.\u2014.0\tI5)f\u2014 GLASS\u2014 TM x 8X, 7 X 9, 8 X 10.1 156 10 X 12.\u2014 .10 X 14.18 X 24.1\t95 INDIGO \u2014 .0\t66 IKON AND HARDWARE.Pig Ikon, v ton\u2014 r 0 07 0 14 5\t00 O 11* 0 19 0 21 0 20 0 27* 0 SO 0 18 0 31 0 22 0 22* 0 32 0 21 0 09* 0 20 2\tUO 0 OS* 0 06 3\t00 1\t7S 10 60 \u2022 15 0 10 6\t26 0 28 2\t25 2 tO 0 12 1 40 1 76 1 00 8\t03 0 02* 1 60 1 00 9\t00 6 00 0 75 0 50 1 60 1 75 1 80 1 « 1\t58 2\t00 0 00 0 GO 0 00 6 06 u 0 07* 0 05a^ 6 06* 9 10 0 09 0 06 iv 0 (\"5 0 00 0 16 e ii 0 12 0 00 0 75 0 C8 0 08 0 68 0 Id 0 18 1 05 1\t75 2\t05 0 72* Coltntss \t\t.19 00\t@ w eo\t Summerlee \t\t.IT 50\t.\t18 00 Langloan.\t\t\t\t.IT 60\t\t18 59 Egilnion\t\t\t.16 00\t.\t17 00 Caller.No 1\t\t.17 50\t.\t18 59 \t.;t qo\t\t17 50 Hematite \t\t.S3 00\t\t24 00 Bab, tg 10» ns\u2014\t\t\t Sootcu and staffordslilre\t\t.1 76\t.\t1 80 Best\tdo\t\t\t.2 20\t.\t2 45 Swedes and Norway\t\t.4 10\t.\t6 00 Lovvmoor and Bowling\t\t.6 00\t.\t6 50 1 anada Plates,\u2014 m nox\t\t\t Penn St Sarth\t\t.3 25\t».\tg 50 Dominion & Arrow\t\t.ê 95\t.\t8 60 Hatton\t\t.3 00\t\t8 25 Tih Plates, y dox\u2014\t\t\t cnarooai.l.c\t\t\t.* 76\t».\t6 M Cnarcoal, I.X\t\t.7 76\t.\t8 00 Cnarcoal.D.C\t\t.6 25\t.\t5 50 Okarcoal D.X\t\t.T 25\t\t7 53 Ookft.T.d\t\t\t.i 75\t\t6 25 Tinned sneets, Notzs, cnarcoal.\t\t\t Cookley K.or Bradley\t\t.0 10\t».\t0 U Do coke\t\t.0 09\t-\te ia 14.00 11.00 9.00 8 50 1.30 2.00 TIIR DEMORALIZED COAL MARKET.The anthracite coal trade has been demoralized during the past two months, but not by the auction sales, as so glibly referred to by some portions of the press, but by the fictif ions circulars that have been issued and by boosting the auction sales when it was deemed ex-1 pedient to do so.The sale of July 30 was fictitious in the prices realized, and any comparison thereto with the last two sales clearly proves the truth of the above statement.It is an absurd way to sell any such commodity as ceal, and we have ofLn said soin this journal.From what we can learn the current rate for coal during July has not averaged much over the results of the sale of August 13.The trouble is that too much coal was mined during July and August.It is absurd to write that there is no disposition on the part of producers to push sales, preferring to wait until the usual fall demand will stiffen prices.Coal has been rushed.Dealers and consumers laid in during April, May and Jane what they usually take later on, and the consequence is the market is in such a condition as has not been recorded for years.\u2014Coal Trade Journal, Sept.3- 8 75 4 60 6 CO o u 8 00 2 60 0 07* 6\t0734 2\t85 2 60 8 00 7\t50 0 11 4 25 4 75 7\t00 0 12)4 4\t25 3\t00 ! 75 0 19 0 IB « 08 5\t50 8\t50 5 00 0 06 1 90 faivanlzed Sbeets\u2014 Morewoods.B.B.2S.0 Mi>4 \u2014 Lysagbts \u201c 2S .o 0634,.Hoops and Bands, V 100 Its.2 25 .Sbeets, best brands.3 *5 .Boiler Plate.WOOlbs.StaffordsMre s 5a Do Lowmoor*Bowling.6 50\t., Russia Sheet Iron %llt>.CIO Lkad\u2014 Pig ¥ 100 t>s.Sheet, da .Shot, do .Stesl\u2014 Cast BU.Spring ^ loo its.Tire, do .Sleigh Shoe.2 25 Ingot Tin.0\t18 Do Copper.0\tit Zinc, sheet, per 10» lbs.6 60 Spelter.5 00 Horse Shoes, ^ 109 lbs.S 25 Proved Coll Chain, H In.;.4 75 Anchors.0\t0534 Iron Wire.No.s.W bdl.I 75 CutNails\u2014periooibs\u2014Iniookeg lot®.Trade discount 5 $ cent off.21 dy and above.«\too s\u2019s and Id\u2019s.0\t00 6\u2019s and 6\u2019s.0\t00 Shingle.0\t00 Lath.-.0 00 LEATHER\u2014 Spanish Sole No.I.B.\tA\tG 22 DO NO.2, A, A.0 20 Buffalo, No.1.0\t18 Do NO.2.0\t17 Slaughter, No.1.0 2S Rough (Light).0 fS Harness.0 24 Waxed Upper Light.0 84 Do do medium & heavy 0 f-s Buff.0 IS Pebbled.0\t12 Splits, per It.0 20 Callskln (light).0 60 Do (heavy .0 60 French Call Skin.1 co $ 1 20 G.S.Hides.\u2014.0 06 Calfskins.0 09 sheepskins, [c lps].0\t00 Lambskins.«.0 00 LIWOOKICB.0 14 LIQUORS AND WINES\u2014 Brandy, Hennessy s y\tgai.8 15 @ @ @ @ 2 35 8 15 8 40 8 50 4 25 0 28 0 21 0 20 0 18 0 24 0 24 0 28 0 37 0 85 0 16 0 16 0 28 0 55 0 65 1 0 08 0 10 0 25 0 45 0 20 DO do oases.0 oe Cl\u2019g.prev.day\t\tOp\u2019g.\t1.30\tCl\u2019g W est.U nion\t\t.93J\t93J\t954\t94| Lake Shore\t\t811\t8Y|\t871\t87| Pacific Mail\t\t.18)\t181\t18\t Erie\t\t27)\t271\t274\t264 Ohio & Miss.\tI64\t164\t.\t164 Nor-West\t\t.781\t781\t79|\t771 Do.pfd\t\t\u2022 98s\t\t99\t98$ St Paul\t\t664\t67\t671\t064 Do.pfd\t\t.96\t.\t.\t97 Mich.Certral.\t.81\t811\t\t811 Jersey Certral.\t.514\t61!\t5ÏJ\t511 N.Y.Central.\t.\t118\t.\t.Del.Lack & West 684\t\t584\t\t58| Del.& Hudson.\t.48\t\t474\t47 Ï St.Joseph\t\t.20f\t201\t\t21 Rock Island\t\t.1384\t\t139\t139 C.C.&I.C\t\t.74\t\u2022 * \u2022\t\t Tol.& Wabash.\t.394\t\u2022 \u2022\u2022\t\u2019394\t39 Union Pacific.\t.79\t79\t\t78$ A.& P.Tel.\t.36)\t37\t, , ,\t Exchange\t\t.483\t432\t.\t482 Money\t\t.6\t.\t.\t4 Delaware and Hudson Canal Go\u2019s itiSkïï-IfcOiSkl»» \u2014TO\u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, now York, Philadelphia, AND ALT.POINTS EAST AND SOUTH Trains Leave Montreal : 7.15 a.m.\u2014Day Express with Wagner\u2019s Elegant Drawing Boom Car attached, fer Saratoga, Troy and Albany, arriving in New York at 10 1» m.same day without change.4.00 p.m.\u2014Nig Express \u2014 Wagner\u2019s Elegant Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change.SST This Train makes close connection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at 9.20 a.m.New York Through Mails and Expiees carried via this line.Information given and Tickets sold at all Grand trunk Railway Offices, and at the Company\u2019s Office, 143 StJamss Street, Montrez.!.JOSEPH ANGELL, OMAS.C.McFALL General Pass\u2019r, Agent,\tAgent Albany,N Y.\tMontréal June 23\togj PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.The Liverpool Wheat Market continues quiet with a small business at unchanged prices, while private Cables from London notea decline of 6d.per quarter ; in both markets .Corn is reported firmer.In Chicago wheat was about steady, opening and closing at 86Jc for October delivery.There is nothing doing here yet in Canada Wheat, and quotations for coarse grains are nominal, little or no business yet transpiring.There is a somewhat better enquiry for Flour ; Spring Extras are very scarce and firmly held at $4.85, on some other descriptions there is a slight shading on outside values, still prices are on the whole fairly steady.There is a moderate demand for Ontario Bags at about $2.35, and City Bags are selling to the local trade at $2.50 fit $2.55 delivered.There is a better tone for Butter, and stocks are moving off at the slight improvement in prices previously noted ; still the market cannot be called steady except for the finest qualities which find more ready sale ; finest Creameries bring 16c, selections of Eastern Townships, 12£c, and of Morris-burg and Brockville, ll^c.The Liverpool cable quotes an advance of 6d.in Cheese, bringing the price for finest up to 30s, but the advance is not suflicient to cause any material change in prices here ; fine Cheese can be obtained at 5Jc though 5|c ® 6c is quoted for something fancy, but the latter is an extreme figure and we hear of no sales above 5 Jc.\tHog products are quiet ; Chicago Mess Pork is maying in ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.Fob the Week Ending Sept.3.The business in pine lumber since our last report has been good at the advanced quotations, the sales covering a fair quantity of dry clear lumber.Our quotations of freights from Saginaw to Tonawanda are higher, and should they continue to advance higher quotations for pine lumber must follow.The trade seems to accept present quotations as likely to be maintained, and several round lots, covering all grades of pine, have recently changed hands.Coarse lumber is in steady demand with only moderate stocks, the supplies from the northern mills being still very light.Onr quotations have been advanced, chiefly on spruce, and the market is very firm at quotations.The receipts at Albany by canal from the opening of navigation to September 1, are Boards and SMagles M.Timber, Staves ScanUlng,\te.f.\t10s.feet.1878.\t176,853,870 8,185,00» 1»,0TS\t840,C*) 1879.\t172,819,300\t5,913,009 Freights from Bay City to Tonawanda and Buffalo are placed at $3 25 per 1,000 feet, from East Saginaw at $2.75.From Tonawanda to Albany, $3.65 per 1,000 feet.From Buffalo to Albany, $3.75.Lake Ontario freights to Oswego, 70 ta 75c per 1,000 feet, and from Oswego to Albany, $2.From Ottawa to Whitehall, $1.90, and from Whitehall to Albany, 85c.DO\tMartell\u2019s ç gal\t\t8 25 DO\tdo\tcases \t\t0 eo Do\tOtard, Dupuy St Co.\t2 SO Do\tdo\tcases.\t9 50 DO\tPlnet\u2019s\t\t\t2_65 DO\tvine Growers\u2019Co\t\t3 65 Brandy\t-Dulary & Co\t\t2 65 Do\t\t2 65 Do\tRenault\u2019s, « gal\t ¦\t2 65 Do\tJ.Benle, H.Mounle A Co 2 65\t Do\tQuantln & Co\t\t2 50 DO\tArbouin, Marett&Co.\t0 00 DO\tRiviere Gardrat A Co .,\t.2 65 Hum, Jamaica, 16 0.p., W gal.2 25 Demerara.300 .Cuba.0 eo .Gin, DeKuypcr\u2019s $ gal.1 67m.Do green cases .4 00 .Do Red cases .1 60 .Gin, Boll & runlop\u2019a #gM.1 57M-.Gin, Wynaud Fecklnk,.1 55 ., Do cases.T 25 Bootn\u2019s Old Toro.Cases.6 25 .Hwlnes,50 o.p.® Imp.gaL.ln bond 0 00 .Eye WUlskey,® Imp.gal do.0 00 .CHAMPAGNBt\u2014 G.\tH.Mumma Dry *er/,enay.24 50 .Louis Koeaerer.carte Biancne 26 25 @ Pomery St Greno.26\t50 .Ayala & Co.22\t00 .Moet St CUandon\u2019s, ExtraSup.25 OO .Do\tdo No.I\t.22 50 .DO\tdo No.2\t.19 00 .Perrier.Jou.et&Co.22\t00 .Heldslck\u2019s Dry Monopole.26 00 .Piper Heldslcx.24\t00 .H.\tPiper St cos.Sec.25\t5f .- E.Mercier St Co.Carte d\u2019Or.22 00 _ Do Carte Blancka.18 00 \u201e Theo.Roederer.Carte Blanche 21 00 .Do.Gladiateur.2S 00 .JulesMumm\u2019aDry verzenay.20 00 .Do 1 xtra Dry.2* 00 .Do Private Stock.24 50\t.L.Delmonico.9\u2019\tOS ».MOLASSES\u2014 sugar House.0\t09\t< Centrifugal.9\to®\t, Muscovado, .0\t00\t.Barbadoes new crop.0\tzT\t.Demerara.0\t09\t.Porto Rico .0\t25\t.Trinidad.0\t23\t, Sjrun.0\t36 NAVAL STORES\u2014 GRAIN STATISTICS.IS STORE AT CHICAGO.Sept.1, Sept.1, 1879.\t1878.Wheat, bush.1,013,489\t861,049 Corn, bush.2,491,564\t3,786,963 Oats, bush.456,895\t839,078 Rye, bush.138,884\t165,264 Barley, bush.102,946\t344,902 Total.4,203,778\t5,997,195 These figures show an increase during last week of 169,410 bush wheat, 228,560 bush corn, 203,053 bush oats, 23,526 bush rye.and 15,360 bush barley.Total increase, 639,899 bush.VISIBLE SUPPLY.The following is given as the visible supply of Wheat and Corn at the end of August, as compared with the previous year J\tWheat.August 30, 1879.15,374,849 August 23, 1879.16 358,452 August 31, 1878.12,083,970 do Good Medium.o to do Common Medium.0\t82\t(?do Common.u\t24\t(< Souchong.o\t55\t.Oolong.o\t20\t.Hyson.Skin.o\tfco\t.TOBACCOS\u2014 British Consols.o\t00\t(3 Bright\u2014Solace.\u2022\t16\t.Rough and Ready, os and 6s.o\t80\t\u201e Bright\u20143\u2019s.o\t21\t.Black Navy * lbs and\tlong 6\u2019s Q\t14*.Black 12*a.o\tiw\t_ ; 0 60 0 38 0 30 0 60 0 35 0 25 0 SO 0 23 0 S3 0 Si ü 16 0 15 CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.B 50 10 50 3\t6« 10 25 2 90 9 75 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 * 70 2 55 0 00 , 2 70 2 65 Î 20 0 00 1 76 4\tSO .7 75 1 65 1 60 7 75 6 5» 0 50 0 31 5« 00 28 00 28 60 23\t60 27\t00 24\t50 2» 50 28\t60 26 50 25\t50 SO 00 23\t60 19 60 22 50 24\t50 21 60 24 50 26\t00 22 58 ) 0 00 \u201e 0 00 .0 00 .0 81 .0 00 .0 20 .0 25 .\t0 45 Friday, September 5.Wheat in Chicago was quoted \\c higher.Beerbohm\u2019s Advices.\u2014Floating cargoes \u2014Wheat, steady.Corn, firmer.Cargoes on passage and fer ship nent\u2014Wheat, and Co -n, quiet.Mark Lane Wheat, quiet ; do Corn, steady.Arrivals off Coast, f.o., Wheat and Corn small.English and French Country Wheat Markets, quiet Liverpool Wheat, spot, firm ; do.Corn, strong.Corn, 4s.9£d, Canadian Peas, 6s.5d.Liverpool Ex., 3.30 p.m.\u2014Bacon, C.C., 27s.; S.R., 27s.6d.; Choice Cheese, 31s ; Hams, L.C., 36s.; Prime Western Lard, 31s.3d.Flour\u2014Some little enquiry continues, and but for bareness of market, particularly in Spring Extra, business would have been larger ; the general scarcity is having a stiffening effect, especially in the fore-named grade, wnich sold at $4.85 this morning for 300 bris., other transactions reported were 100 Superior Extra at $5.00 ; 100 do., $5.05 ; 180 do.Extra at $4.95 ; 50 do.Superfine, $4.60 ; 100 do.Bakers\u2019at $5.19; 200 Ontario Bags at $2 35.Superior Extra.$5\t00\t®\t5 05 Extra Szpsrfiue.4\t95\t@\t5 00 Fancy.0\t*0\t@\t0 00 Spring Extra, new ground.0\t00\t©\t4 85 Superfine.4\t55\t@\t4 60 Strong Bakers\u2019.5\t00\t@\t5 25 Fine.4\t10\t@\t4 15 Middlings.3\t35\t( 9c.Brockville and Morrieburg, 9c.® 114c, ; Eastern Townships, 10c.\t12Jc.; Creameries, 15c.fa 16c.Cheese\u20144|c.i® 5£c.Lard\u20149c.fei 94c.for tubs and pails.Pork\u2014Mess, $12.75 fS) $13.25 for Chicago.Ashes \u2014 Per 100 lbs.« Pets, about $3.75.Hams\u201411c.fS 12c.Bacon\u201484c.f3> 9c.E lEiGHTS\u2014Steam to London, Liverpool, and GJe ;gow, 5s.fS> 5s.9d.for heavy Grain ; Flour, 2s.3d.fS) 2s.6d.New York, Sept.5, 12.19 pm\u2014Wheat, quiet ; Chicago, $102 @ $1 03 ; Milwaukee, $102 @ $1 04 ; No 2 Red, $1 10 @ $1 101.Corn, quiet; No 2,46c @ 464c.Oats, quiet.Receipts\u2014Wheat, 500,000 bush ; Corn, 221,000 do; Oats, 27,000 do; Rye, 34,000 do.Chicaoo, Sept.5.\u2014 Wheat \u2014 Receipts, 173,000 bush ; shipments, 169,000 do.9.31 a.m.\u2014Opens at 864c hid for October.11.33 a.sn.\u2014864c for November.Corn, receipts, 221,000 bushels; shipments, 335,000 do.9.31 a.m\u2014Opens at 334c for September ; 33{c for October ; S3|c for November; 32c bid fsr year.11.58 a.m.\u2014 83c for cash.Oats\u2014Receipts, 51,000 bushels ; shipments, 97,000 do.11.56 a m\u2014234c for November.Barley, receipts, 25,000 bushels ; shipments, 9,000 do.9.17 a.m.\u2014Pork\u2014Opens at $8 20 for October ; $7 924 for January.11.47 a.m.\u2014$8 25 for October.9.17 a.m\u2014l ard\u2014 Opens at $5 75 for October; $5 35 @ $5374 for Janaary.10.22 a.m.\u2014$5 774 for October.Milwaukee, Sept.5.\u2014Wheat\u2014Receipts, 62,000 bushels ; shipments.83,000 bush.9.33 a.m.\u2014 Opens at 884c for September.11.10 a.m\u2014884c for September ; 87Jc for October and Norember.Receipts of Produce\u2014Sept.5.G.T.R.Q./u.O.Lachine Cheese\u2014There is yery little strictly fine cheese heie, and the best factories are selling at 5Jc @ 6c p*rlb, and fair to good cheese at 4Jc @ 54c.Eggs\u2014The market remains firm, and there is a steady trade for good stock at 16c per doz for Northern and 164c for Eastern.Potatoes and Vegetables \u2014 Potatoes are plenty, and at the roads sales are made at 40c & 45c per bush, and from the farmers\u2019 wagons at $1 25 (§1 $1 65 per bbl.Onions are dull at $2 25 per bbl for good stock.Sweet Potitoes sell at $2 25 per bbl for Norfolk.Hat and Straw\u2014The market is steady, and for prime lots of old hay there is no chauie to note in prices.We quote prime coarse hay at $16 @ $17 per ton.the latter figure au extreme price ; medium hay sells at $13 @ $14, and common at $11 @ $12 per ton.Straw at $13 @ $14 per ton.\u2014Advertiser.1ELEGRAPH OFFICES List of Offices from Point Levis to Cap Rosier, with distances:\u2014 5 \u2014 Light From Point Levis.to L\u2019Islet.to Kamouraaka .to Riviere du Loup.to Trois Pistoles .to To Miles.L\u2019Islet .47 Kamouraaka.29 Riviere du Loup.35 Trois Pistoles .27 Rimouaki .39 Rimouski .to Father Point .\t8 Father Point.to St.Flavie.15 St.Flavie.to Grand Metis.to Matane .to St.Félicité.to Cap Chatte Light to Grand Metis.7 Matane .30 St.Félicité.12 Cap Chatte Light 31 Cap Chatte.\t3 Cap Chatte Town to St An\u2019es d\u2019s M\u2019nts 9 StAnnes des Monts to Martin River.17 Martin River.to Mont Louis.to River Madeline.to Grand Vallee.to Chlorodorme .to Grand Etang.to Fox River.to Griffin\u2019s Cove.to Mont Louis.22 River Madeline 20 Grand Vallee .\t9 Chlorodorme.16 Grand EtSmg .\t9 Fox River.21 Griffin\u2019s Cove.7 Cap Rosier .8 NEWFOUNDLAND AND NOVA SOOTIA DISTANCES Nautical Miles Cape Rosier (Que) to Channel Office, (Cape Ray (Nfld).380 Channel Office .to Cape Race (Nfid) .440 Cape Race (Nfid) to St.John (Nfld).lOO St Johns (Nfid).to Halifax (N.S.) .,.720 Wheat, bush.\t2,400 Peas, bush.\t800 Flour, brls.\t1,875 AO.Oatmeal, brls .Ashes, brls.Butter, kegs.Cheese, bxs.Beef, tea.Tallow .Leather.Tobacco.680 2 1,596 754 16 13 40 23 Canal 26,236 2,351 1 19 1 86 57 mar&kts nr telegraph.TO THE MONTREAL HERALD.MARINE IHTELLICEHGE MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS.FOR QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.Scandinavian Allan Line.*LivpT.Aug 26 Erl King.Ross Line.Loudon .Aug 27 Phoenician .Allan Line.Glasgow .Aug 27 Teutonia.Dom Line.LivpT.Aug 28 Sardinian.Allan Line.LivpT.Aug 28 Scotland .Temp Line.London .Sept 8 L Nepigon .Beav\u2019vLineLivpT.Sept 4 Texas.Dom Line.Livp\u2019i.S pt 4 Moravian.Allan Line.LivpT.Sept 4 L Champlain.Beav\u2019r Line LivpT.Sept 4 Dominion.Dom Line.LivpT.Sept 11 Peruvian.Allan Line.LivpT.Sept 11 Mississippi .Dom Line.LivpT.Sept 18 L Winnipeg .Beav\u2019rLine LivpT.Sept 18 Polynesian .Allan Line.LivpT.Sept 18 Sarmatian .Allan Line.LivpT.Sept 25 Circassian .Allan Line.LivpT.Oct 2 \u2022Via Halifax.Dbfabture of Ocean Steamers.From\tTo Sarmatian.Quebec.Live-'Dool, Sept.\t6 Riversdale.Slontreal.Bristol, Sept.\t6 Cityof Berlin.N York.Liverpool, Sent.6 Gallia.N York.Liverpool, Sept.10 C of Mootreal.N York.Liverpool, Sept.11 Lake Nepigon.Montreal.Liverpool, Sept.11 Lucerne.Quebec .Glasgow, Sept.\t12 Circassian.Quebec .Liverpool, Sept.\t13 Ge manic.18 York.Liverpool, Sept.\t13 Quebec.Quebec.Liverpool, bept.\t13 Nova Scotian.Halifax.Liverpool, Sepr.16 Algeria.N York.Liverpool.Sept.\t17 Republic.N York.Liverpool, Sept.\t18 Waldensian .Quebec .Glasgow, Sept.I9 C of R\u2019hmond.N York.Liverpool, Sept.2o Teutonia.Quebec .Liverpool, Sept.\t2o Sardinian.Quebec .Liverpool, Sept.\t2o Scythia.N York.Liverpool.Sept.\t24 C of Chester.N York.Liverpool, Sept.25 L Champlain.Montreal.Liverpool, Sept.25 Phoenician.Quebec .Glasgow, Sept.\t2g Moravian .Quebec .Liverpool, Sept.\t27 Celtic.\u201eN York.Liverpool, Sept, 27 Texas .Quebec .Liverpool, Sept.\t27 Rosin\u2014Strained\t\t.0 00 @\t2 75 \u201c No.2\t\t.0 00 .\t3 00 \u201c Pale\t\t.4 50 .\t5 89 pine Pitch & Tar\t\t\t.8 25\t.\t3 60 Oakum-Navy\t\t.0 00 .\t0 OT* Spirits Turpentine\t\t.0 42M-.\t0 45 OILS\u2014\t\t Linseed, boiled, $ gal\t\t.0 68 @\t0 70 Do raw\t\t.0 65 .\t0 67 Olive\t\t.0 % .\t1 10 Cod, Gaspe\t\t.0 37 .\t0 40 Da Newfoundland\t\t.C 37 .\t0 40 Seal, Pale\t\t.0 40 .\t0 43 Steam Reflned\t\t.0 45 .\t8 47K Seal, Straw\t\t.0 00 .\t0 CO Lard, Extra\t\t.0 00 .\t0 60 Do No.1\t .\t.0 00 ».\t0 55 Palm, ¥ ft\t- Faranne\u2014Canadian ^ gal.\u201c\tAmerican \u201c\t.\t.0 08*.0 24 .\t0 08), 0 22X \t.0 STM-\t0 «V Petroleum, Reflned.car-loads.\t.0 12 .\t0 12* Do\t.do In small lots » IS .\t\t9 14 LEADS & PAINTS\u2014\t\t Red Lead and Litnarge\t\t.4 50\t.\t5 50 White Lead\t \t\t.6 50 .\t6 00 Com.12,494,4=0 11,740,882 12,258,543 LIVERPOOL MARKETS.Liverpool : Flour .Soring Wheat Red Wit' Club.Ditto new.Oats.Peas.Pork Lard., C Sept i, X 5.00 p.m.s.d.\ts.d.\t\t\t\ts.\tSept.5, 5.00 p.m.d.\ts.\t\td.9\tearn\t\t3\t9\t6 a\t11\t3 8\t0\t8\t9\t8\t0\t8\t9 .9\t0\t9\t2\t9\t0\t9\t2 .8\t6\t9\t6\t8\t6\t9\t6 .9\t5\t10\t0\t9\t5\t10\t0 4\t8\t4\t9\t4\t8\t4\t9 .0\t0\t0\t0\t0\t0\t4 10\t .5\t3\t00\t0\t6\t5\t00\t0 .6\t5\t00\t(\t6\t5\t00\tC .6\t5\t00\t0\t18\t0\t00\t0 .48\t0\t00\t0\t31\t3\t00\t0 .31\t0\t00\t0\tOO\t0\t00\t0 .26\t\u2022c\t26\t6\t25\t6\t26\t6 .32\t9\t00\t0\t32\t9\t00\t0 .29\t6\t00\t0\t30\t0\t00\t0 Receipts of wheat for the past three days wore 323,000 centals, 221,000 of which were American.rick.-\t«\t05 Sago.-\t«\t00 Tauloca.*\tÎ\t15 SALT\u2014 Factory FlUed.0\t8» Coarse, New.»\t50 Fine.0\t0>\t\u2014 SPICKS\u2014 Cassia, « n>.0 14 9 Cloves.» 3U4\" Nutmegs.0 5° \u2014 Ginger, Jamaica bleached.0 22)4.Do Alrlcan.0 oi .Pimento.5 15 .Pepper, Black.0 08)4.Do White.0 1» Mace.» 10 m STARCH\u2014 White.0 C4M.Corn .0 16)4.SUGAR\u2014Raw.Demerara, V.l.0 0».Cuba, ^ tt.80 ., Porto Rico.0 08)4 - Barbadoes.0 06)4.Montreal Reflned, Granulated.0 C8%.Yellow.« 01)4.Cur, Loai.0 19)4 .Dry Crushed.0 C»)4.Scotch Rellned, Yellow .06X.TEAS\u2014\t* UncolouredJapans, chdeest.^ It 0 45 @ do\tdo\tliner.0 41\t@ do\tdo\tgood medium 0 35\t