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MES. OEAST FILES BER FORMAL ASSWF.R
X?PITI-fO IN DSTAIL TO THB ALL?6ATI0NS I!
GENKRAL SAOnAO'S COMPLAINT.
Mra Jolla D. Oranf* formal easwer to Genera
Adam Bateau's complaint, served yesterday atternooi
on Stanley, Clark A Co., his attorneys, through he
attorneys. Seward, Da Costa and Guthrie, throwi n
new light on the dispute, and reiterates, but does no
supplement, tbe chic polo's made by Colonel Frederic 1
D. Groat in his public reply. The answer, while
probably tim briefest document that, the controvert'
bas yet evoked, ls nevertheless ot considerable length
Mid takes up the complaint in detail. Tbe ma!n al
le-rattOQ* therein made are denied outright, and tn tin
guarded phraseology of the law, Mrs. Grant " denlet
that ahe haa any knowledge or Information snfflclen
to form a belier aa to others of minor we'lght.
Tho Brat specific denial lt levelled at the alletratloi
that than was an express promise or understandlni
With the plaintiff on the part of General U. K Gran
that he would never himself write a history of hi:
campaigns. It ts admitted that many proportion
were mads to General Grant ta write and publish bli
mem otra, and that central Badeau visile, bim a
Long Branch on several occasions, but Mrs. Gran
Barde, that ber husband said he would not af temp
to write hit fbemolrs without General nadean's assist
anea, or that he particularly desired the latter to kee;
the agreement between them secret
She also denies that the plaintiff mapped out ant
plan-ted the entire book, and revised and corrected th*
article* on Shiloh or Vicksburg or Chattanooga; aa
allege* that ail the work whicb General Badeau di
ea any of the articles referred to lt: the complaint, o
an any part of the " Personal Memoirs of Genet.
GranL" wm simply that of an amanuensis. Mra
Grant admits that the plaintiff occupied a room I
General Grant's house In New-Tort for about seve
months, dating on or about October 15. lfi... an
that during that time be waa at work upon th*
? Personal Memoirs." hut she den|.*s that the fsmtl
lelt that Oeneral Radeau was eonferrinp an obllfcafioi
on them, or Jhat they repeatedly nrsrrd him to per
snade Oeneral Grant lo work even when he was weal
and disinclined to the effort. The answer also den!*:
that Oenera! Grant voluntarily and without valuable
consideration assigned hi* rontrart with C. C. Werwte
B Co. to ber. but allege*) that lt was dtilv assigned for i
trainable consideration. Phe denli*s that "he vron In
formed by General Grant of thc ta*rms of an arr***
aient between him and General r.adc*au. and that ?he
approved and assented thereto: although she did know
that the, plaintiff sra* employed as amanuensis and wa*
to receive compensation therefor from the proee**,*,
of the memoirs. As tn the contract hettreon Genera
Grant and General Bade**) she stales that the latie
refused to earrv It out. that he asked extra pav. th*
any ceritract of employment was waived, and Genera
Badeac wm discharged.
? ?
JUSTICES. REDFIFT TTS SUICIDE.
B
HTS VARIED CAREER BBBBB TN STATE OP MEN
TAL ABERRATION.
Justice 8. Redfield, who committed suicide near Flor?
ence. **J. J., by taking laudanum and opening an arc-rv or
Snnday, wa* at one time a prominent cltl.en of New
York. He was born In New-irampshtre in 1800. but wu
taken to New-York by hU parents at ao early an age that
his youth wi* practically spent In tbe metropolis. As h<
grew up he became engaged In the printing business, ant
when still i young man organized a Urge publishing eon
earn tn Beckman-*t., having is * business pinner W. J,
Wlddleton, who died ibout ten year* *go. While h!i
bu sines* flourished Mr. Redfield held * prominent social
pod-ion. and counted among his friend* the leading Jour?
nalists, literary men and statesmen with whom he came
tn contact
P. T. Barnum remembers Mr. Relfleld both as an Inti?
mate friend and is the publisher of tne flrst edition ol
Banmrn'* Life. About twenty-flvs years ago Mr. Red?
field retired from business, ind being ? close friend of Sec?
retary Seward, was offered, and accepted, the General
Consul ship at Naples and Mendicl, Souther? Italy. Ol
thu offlo* he wa* the Incumbent for over five ye*rs. Upon
bia return to the United State* be began a quiet life In
tb* country upon one or the other of hi* various place*.
At tbe time of his death he'lived upon his farm near
Florene*. N- J., with Willum' Potts, to whom he bad
leased tbe place. For some time he had made his home
wtth hi* *l*ter, Mrs. Eaton, at fteabright
Mr. Redfield wa* married three times. Two of his
wives died soon after their marriage and the third, being tn
week men ta! health, 1* at present an inmate of the Trenton
Asylum. He had two *on_, one of whom died at Fortress
Monroe daring the war of intermittent, fever. The other
want M Chicago ahortly before the great fire and was never
heard of since. All theae misfortune* had rendered Mr.
Redfield eccentric tor the Ust twenty years, and hi* sui?
cide ls attributed to a flt of melancholia on that iccnunt
In New-York Mr. Redfield leave* but one direct relative,
Mr*. A. D. Porter, tbe wife of the well-known Importer
ef No. 1,125 Broadway.
ANOTHER MONUMENT FOR RROOKLYN.
AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THK BOLaiERS
AND SAILORS' MEMORIAL.
The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday tock decisive action
ta regard io th* proposed Soldier* acid Sailors' .Monument
tn that city, tbe tlvo for which was some time since se?
lected tit th* City Hall Park, ind for the erection of
whieh tbe Legislature Ust year authorized the expenditure
al 0100.000 from the tax levy. Tbe Board wa* no doubt
hastened tn lt* aotion by the proposed bill now befoie tbe
Legislature to put the nutter In the hands of the Mayor,
Supervisor-at-Large and the chairman of tho Memorial
Committee of the Grand Army of the Republic. Tho
Aldermen adopted the report of a committee awarding the
contract for th* work to Henry Baeer, of No. 749 Broad?
way, New-York, who presented dt*ign No. 3 of the twelve
submitted to and considered by the committee, and ap?
proved by Sculptor J. Q. A. Ward a. the best of the lot
An effort was made by Alderman Smith to bave the matter
deferred ? week, but lt wa* defeated, ind the report was
adopted by i vote of is to 2.
The monument 1* to be of granite and bronze, and will
ba ninety feet in total height The pedestal will bc sur
mounted by a shaft forty-eight feet in height crowned by
a bronze female figure, seventeen feet high, representing
the City ot Brooklyn sending out her sous In defence of
the country. About the base will be four bronze group*
emblemaUc of tbe departure of *oldler* and Mllors from
thatr homes for the war. Tbe cornerstone will be laid in
the park In front of the City Hall on Decoration Day,
aad th* work wLU be completed by July 4, 1889.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A TRUSTED COLLECTOR.
Rudolph Von?tarck, collector for the agency of the
PradenUal Insurance Company tn Kll/abet.'i, N. J , haa
disappeared. Vonsiarck'a collections amounted to about
aSSO a week. On Saturday morning he turned over
Mveral miall amounts to Henry J. Stratemeyer, Jr., the
wipe rtn cen lent Hying he would finish some tv>rk iud
return ahortly. He then left the oflice and bas not been
?een or beard from *lnce. Vonsurck waa an old and
treated employe Mr. S'ratcmeyer fear* that be must
have met wtth foul pUy, as he was well known a* the
eo-npany** collector and alwaya carried Urge sum* of
?tooey wltb him. Vonstarck wa* about fifty-six year* of
age and of tall and commanding appearance. He wa* a
veteran of tba Franco-German War.
A CAMOUSAL WITH A FATAL ENDING.
A well-dmaeed middle-aged man, whose appearance
ahowed plainly enough that h" had been drinking heavily,
staggered into O'CalUhan's Liquor-store at Slxth-ave. and
Thirty-eighth-st yeste'day morning and almost Immediate?
ly fall tn a flt He died I few minutes later. It was
learned that the man Wi* George D. Laneruirt, of Auburn,
M- Y. H* had stayed a week it tho Sturtevant House,
and had left thar* on Thursday when he did not have
__oney enough to pay hi* bill In full. In his pocket were
lound Mventeen cent* and a letter written on paper with
tb* printed heading ? Lenehan a Garrett agents State
Lin* and Sullivan Railroad Company, miners and ship?
pers." A coroner *ent tLformaUon of Lacchart's death to
th* part-*., J. II. Garrett lr.. In Auburn. The man's
death waa aald to have been caused bv -i' (lexy.
VXWXLCOME TTDTXGS OF THE PILOT-BOATS.
Th* only new* that has yet been received In regard io
th* musing pilot-boatA Phantom and Enchantress, tends
to confirm the belief that both boats are lost Captain
Len hard, of Ute b*rk Jo?e E. More, which ?rrlved yester?
day from Guantanamo, reported that on last Friday, tn
Utttod* SB** 4' north and longitude 73? 8' weat, he passed
eleen M tbe yawl of a pilot-boat. It was painted light
yenow and floated bottom up. The rilot Commissioners
tool certain that thia boat b-longed to the unfortunate
Enchant.*-*.
*>
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THK FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICKS.
There wa* a moderate movement of activity tn the crude
?ll ?BOBBI and eonatderabl. Irr-'irular tr wa* developed
There were no now influence* at the opening, which wa*
at SO IsdaSO 1-2 cents, but the selling disposition of
Western holder* waa again manifested, and price* fell off
lo 80 8-8 eeats. The -hort interest walch ls not thor
?oghiy dla*bused of the fear of th* power of the bull party,
wa* wOltag lo reduce lt* line* at this figure and when the
bean began their purcbaae* *u91clent support wm es
teaded from th* Wait to carry the marke*t, over 91 cent*.
A Um aettUd feeling prevailed tn the taut dealings and
priam UU off a trifle. Th* Sehiegel well at Relbold waa
reported down to ? rate of 32 bartel* ia hour and tho Fer
te* w?U at Washington, which startled the trade a weak
ago. U yielding only 06 barrel* an hour There w?* some
taU in tb* afternoon about a new weU it Mount Morris,
Sa Groan* Cooney, Penn., from which quarter suggestion*
af sew p*eU frequently drift tn to discourage th* New
Tm*, market The oil *p*__l*tlon at the moment lack*
support and tina suffers from a sympathy with
temper of general Wall Street' speculation.
M* I* that wMk bolder* ire dispo**d to part
"*** ???*? *n and tb* fluetuaUon* of pried* represent little
sbbm than tba varying turn* cf profeMioa*! opemtor*.
Tb* market alcana * trifle better than on Saturday night,
batt lu toe* monot be called more than steady
Tb* range ot mnnm and the total dealing* w*re a*
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKA
SK a .ks' I mu, A axed
Bsnn.rl*r*BI* .. 64V 84V ' Buff-la. "a*. V A
Reading. 2?V 381*,* I Phua__. 9 fl*,
Lonigo Vane?. ... | K. J Centrai_ 77 77 *>,
orin cacilie; J Oracut. rna*... 17V 18
com....... 20 ... i tt**>tin- taann
*aortn Paciaa I '.ortc***. HIV Ul"'
m**f._ 43 ._. I Re?i1lug Inc.... 7-IV 7*.
Lehigh N?v.... *7V ... ll Pt. 73V tA\
Legh Val AU't. 2V 2V | IUaallng 2.t nor. 70 7o?
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Bax Frax.U-O, March 26, 18-1*1.
saturday. To-lar. satur tar. To-1?J
Alta._. 2.40 |Na*-*o. 1.S5 306
Bulwer.93 LOO lUpfcir._.. 10.75 10.75
Platt A Ual-har S.12. 0.12 V' Potosi . 6.e>0
Bon i* toa. 2.85 ino Sar***._ .. 6.75 7.00
Choliar. 7.00 7.00 Sierra Nev***. 6.-17. 8.75
CVncJaiA Va.. 15.12V 15.13.J Union Con_ A7S 4.88
Crow** Pouat... 650 8.7S Utah ._ 2.35 BM
-ursjuooa.... 13.76 13.76 V.i.--J*__s_ 10.00 9.S7H
Ooaiel A Currr. . 4.75 ' N ewaAa Que?a 3.BO 3 BS
kai* A Mar.... 11.00 ll.Dil Usll* iii.. ti.v .7"
Mei.cas._ 6.00 B-00 'N. BeUe Isla.. 6.33 6.50
Mobo._ 1.96 . I
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON BfOOKB
Butru ,, March 26, 1888.
Satumsr. Ts-d?v. asiur lar To-d ty
A* Too RR... 9.*V U2V. Ala C*nl R it
A * Toa 1*17* _ . .. e* n. _ 16
Hoston*. a:-,_'r IO! 1?6*4 * i* Cent K it
bsa: A Main*... SIS 2U pf 1. SS
I hie Barling a ' Caium'; A ilsci* 239 V 236
(-inner. 122 "22V' v.ioues -tm Ji.
(in Baa a Clar. .... l",i_ mew). IV
Essisra RR.... 122 m Frankuu_ _ 14
Ra'tern RH I*. l.'..Il?rsu. 4V
FliDin Pera a. 33 S_ Oscaaia.? 23V '-'-'
FlinlAPMafi 99 1*0 woiner. 7i>V
t-RAFB. I Ball Tel*pri.in*. 343 24"
rt* 7*. 7V .... ! Booton Lani... 7V ?
Mn tem efiii.. 13V Water Power... 7V 7V
-lexiea* cjentra 9/**t Ene! L_m.t 23V
UtMor hitit 65 6*'? Um Sra Se'o* 61 60V
N TAN Ku*... 32V ?1V r?iiiar*cK. IM 100**
u.,ic*io*v- .... 173 Maa* c.ot. 2o*4 BS*.
_iSaa PL Oo,.... 41V 41.
A LACK OF FORCE AND DffiECTIO...
Monday, March 26?p. m.
The stock market was active in the flrst hour
to-day and the movement of prices was downward,
but in the aubsequent dealings there was a strange
lack of both force and direction. Nearly one-hali
of the total business waa done in the din.nmg
hour and the transactions in Reading during the
day were nearly .ne-lia.f of the whole volume. It
may be perceived easily that, In the afternoon
hours, tiie general market pS-B8S_tsd f- v features of
interest. Reading resumed thc leadership, and, ia
addition to its great activity, was exceptional also
by a tiual loss of 2 1-4 per cent. Bk other stock
approached it tn either respect. St. Paul was
second at a decline of 1 per cent, and Missouri
Pacitic was third in point of activity and alone
in scoring an advance of l 1-2 per cent. The
quarterly dividend on IfJBBJSBfl Pacitic stock was
not passed, although th'.- yc-arly rate was reduced
from 7 to 6 per cent. The action of the directors
was made known just before the close- oi business,
and on that account was not iatlueLtial on tiie
course ot prices. The aeivunce in the stock OS
Outed before the directors had aaBMBbkd. The
g.-iicral market closed about 1-2 per cent lower
mau on Saturday, and although tue last pru es
were 1-4 tu 1-2 par cen* above the lowest point,
the closing won quiet ond _fl_UB_Ml_BB
The disappointment over the Missouri Pae iii".
dividend may explain tho wakiiess of R.-ailing
and a fe-vv other vulnerable Mocka Poverty ol
invention has nut always been a bear sham t er?
istic, but th'- opoMlOSS for a fall seem to have
kassi thrown b.i'-k la Bay upon the "*stocU~
diction that Bbc Reading ieorg__-J-_-ti_B will tumble
to pieci-.s baO-MBSS the eom[)Bny will not be* uh!.
to Qoat itas new general wadMfaBhm be,nels inini'
eliut'"ly. Th.-ir only other lOSOUlO- IMS intc-HiRe-nce
from Chicago, which o#oia tLiaatened in extension
of the hibor triiubli's pg West, rn railroads. Thc
field of tho M-ika oras great iv enlarged sad, if
Chicago dispatches eon bc believed, the principal
lines Last m Ba_fal8 ar* T?. bo " lied Bp" "ithoul
delay. To mv color te, IhOM pl-iorny pn-'iic-ti' tis.
Canada Southern ataeh oras brood clown 2 per
cent, lu.! Lake Slmr'* \ ii-l.l el .ml*,- :i-l from its
best pri'e aii'l elooad with a loss mt only 1-4 p<-r
cent. It may reaoonobly ba expected thal flesh
rumors shoal th- p__BE_Bg M divide*ncls will soon
be atartcd. although it would not bs safe lo mark
tin* exact spot where lightning may -trike. The
condition of the rnilr*>H'is tut ween Chicago and
the Atlantic seaboard is fortunately such that the
bolt is not likely to do much (lamaze.
TIIE DAV IN TIIE BOND ..IA1.KKT.
Government bonds WBM tall and virtually un?
changed, although ti..- oohing pr.-* for tho 4
per cents were shaded. The closing quotations
were as follows:
Rut As*. 1 Bli. I*
S.S. 4V?. 18!"1. ror.MtJ .:*?; '".-*. cur. ?!*, MM . 1 --* _1_S V
t' r-.4 _?. lt ll.cob. KW VIO/ .C.S. cur. it, U.7..1 _!>*? ...
t.o.4*, 1807, Nf. 134 ** _: _ O.O. cur. .t, . a*v. 1.7 _? ...
C.S.44. 10*7.000. l'.'S *?.-- -j: I'. -. ,- ll Ul, . - I ? -.130 _
Us. ct. 6*. in.... Hoy ... finat Col, i-Ut ...ile'
There were no transactions in Slate bonds,
and of city bank it ttl hs Bbs only sale was Fourth
Rational (15j at 135, Belier's option foe duse cu.-..
The business in tUroad hoads vtu_ i.e.t Large,
and psfdM were naturally somewhat irregular in
sj-mpathy with the sp dilation in shares. Ene
second i:onse>l_ were st ron;,- ar an advain-e of 1-4
pr ont te, 09 8-4. West Sher" registered 4s
gained 3-8 at 101 1-2. and Fort Worth and Denver
City firsts 1-2 at, 7'.* The ot in r chants vven*
generally declines. Missouri Psi"die- eonxols fell
1 per cent te> io7, Iron liountaifl Sa lost 1-2 at
Bl l-l and tfissonri, Kansas and T-'.as general
5s yielded 1-4 to 88. Canada Southern aeeonda
were weak at a d"<*line of l j>er ,.,.,,, ,
five bonds. Thc wei, probably a con
eequence of the sharp decline in the steak.
(if unlisted Beenr tioo eh-alr in at the Steu-k Ex?
change, Cotton Seed Oil oottifleatefl [2,285] <i"
: from 26 1-8 to 25 l-2a25 5-8. M
National lirst*-. txuM oertWeates, sold ($n
at 41, Toledo, Peoria and Wooten lir-st*. ?
at ",?:, fhicatro Gas Trust (MB at :,2 to :,.i :i-4.
North l;:ver UooBtrnetioa terip -i ar ;,, Western
National Bank (300) at Ol 1-2, and Phoenix Mining
(200) at 30 and 25.
Money waa extremely easy at 2 to 2 12 per
oent for call loans. The last rate was tho lowest.
The Clearing House statement to-day waa ao
follows: Exchangee, $.1,-4.,120 ; Balances $3,
73'?,380.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House f_24,.'t. 1. lt:; net loss on balance Saturday
and to-day was $44..,tj.d>, made up by a curreii'-y
loss of $38,203 and a BOM UM of ,40 7,4.6. The
operations for two -kaja coveted: Ba
S1,U47.._8; payments, $2.30:i.3,.i7. The K'-n'-nil
balance, amounting to $160,186,722, consists of
$147,316,613 coin and 81 -.278,108 narssMJ
The United States iMasaiM M Washington
received to-day $__2,0U0 National bank note, for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $".78,34 3, and the
internal revenue receipts were* $.".'.j:;.715.
Tlie teaign SKfllaBBgM wen- aaU-M without
feature Tlier*: wa- lillis demand fe,.- Lem ;
the Continent. FoOoiring ar- the- elooiBg eiuota
tiona for business: Bankers' bills, $4 86 nnd
$4,8 for long and short sterling RspoctiTell'j
5.10 3-8 and -.17 1-2 for frains: BS 1-8 and
05 7-8 for rcichmarks; 40 3-s and 40 5-8 for
guilders. . .
In London, Brith*h consols wero 1-16 higher in
the early dealing., but they closed unchanged at
lol 13-16 for money and 101 7-8 for the accouot.
American railway shares were strong, although,
after an advance of nearly 1 per cent, a part of
the improvement waa lost in consa-mieoce of the
weakness In the home market. At Paris, French
3 per cents further advanced to 82.10.
RAILROAD ErtRNINc; ..
ATCfUsON. TOPI'K'A ANt)-*A\"TA FE.
Month of r)*c*ni.er- 1**S7.
Or?*?e?Mln_?. $1.2.-..l..i74 81,V-..!)_<* pl.t >.,9.4
Uperatln- exuentas. 77:777 MB.11B
Net earnings . 0-72.6,a4 87,1. \ sa ~0a-75.?139 j
Jaa. 1 I* Dec. 31 ?
Oroeu rsrnian -. lU.ri TIS BIS.SS4 *' ?
Ofsratlng exi>en?ea. s. 114,'i'i* B1*M,SM '- -
Net *amlng* fir
Ute rear.. 87._3e..4-7 07.a63.331 06.604,073
BUFFALO. ROCU__STF.R AND PITTSBURG.
Karabar of m::e* ... Mg TAH 296
TU rt wttl lu Mtrih 037.S6H S3' .4 al7.2*o*J
J*a. 1 to Jlarcu.l . 313.110 ? a... 406.931
CANADIAN TACII |
Na-nlier nf m!i*? ... 3 .ino I ,1~* 4 47-I
tinM ireskln Mar.. Sl'-if.iioO 8134.Owl 819\0')O
lan. 1 lo Mar. 21... 1..171.?*)-.. . 2,-.34.e)00
rniCAGO ANU ATLANTIC
Number of rolls*.... 268 2*1"'
Th.rt wes* la M*r.. *?- 7s ; ?"
lan. lu Mar .1 ... i -i 4il,s91 MAMS
CB1UAOO, HILWACK8B AM. sr. PAt'L.
Rum liar of mi:**..... ':3t a.hdS
Th:r* w**B in Mar. 84- ? ?. . *
Jan. 1 to Marc- il. 4.357.1.) A342.S00 4.368.000
CHU *eic. AND W__B-*_-BB Mil HIGAN.
Namkor of roll**.... 41 t til 413
T!.l.<1 weak in M?r. 83r-i.l9- 0_0.'.36 82' 7->4
Ian. 1 u March 2L. 383.623 247 o04 25a).'iii
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTH-BKB.
Nu?h?rsf n.lss..... ? 261 368 268
Third west in Mar.. 620.7.+. 8.1.422 SI! g
Ian. 1 ia March 2L. 3i7.093 196.153 l?J,i)27
HOUSTON AND TEXAS
Na_i_er.it roils* . IM OJ? 811
*ec?n.l ?*s* ia M?r. M?.70? 04' 04')>'.'7
Iso. 1 to ..?r?a 14.. 4 I0.13S 4**
KANSAS flTT. CLINTON AND bFRINGFIELU
K_-n_*r<il miir-t IM 174
??eejniscrlii Mar. MSM S?"..:'0
f*A . to Marett U . M.4M 4..1M3
K VN-A- t ITY, i * : r
Nnr*a*r.?fii.: -? M
Twa tr Mk* in Mar. 8?. ? ' *
Itt. 1 H BAKk 14. 41)4,431 47i,*01
Special Favours.
GENTJINE CIGARETTES
? FINEST VIRGINIA AND TURKISH LEAF.
TEANSPAEENT RICE PAPiEE.
STRICTLY PURE ARO SUPERIOR IH EVERT RESPECT.
-ALSO
8TRAICHT
CUT.
SPECIAL
AND
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
SWEET CAPORAL.
The public is particularly cautioned to see that each cigarette bears a fac-simile of KINNEY BROS.1
signature, and that each package bears the company^ certificate UNBROKEN; none others are genuine
KINNEY TOBACCO CO., Successor,
NEW-YORK, BALTIMORE, RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.
THE ONLY MANUFACTURER OF SPECIAL CIGARETTES.
*
Smokers wanting the best article can make no mistake in selecting from these brands.
*____?_,A*Ill7TT* S*IU_*JQriEI_D AND MEMPHIS
-?nrubar*f mil**...
Two ihIi in Mir....
Jan. 1 lu March 14...
3i*_
_8<_
$7,1.111!
383. 143
I.''t-*?_VILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Number of mil**.... 2.815 io?ja
T..,rl weak in March. 0247. i. h S288,..>o
J?u. 1 t* llsrrli al.. 8,883,2.7 3.281.948
l."I'i.asVII.I.K. NLW-AI.KAN'Y AM
Somber of min-*.... 421 5.0
Th-nl week in uerob. 028. .Vii 041 808
Jan. 1 tu Mar. 21. 317. j.H 40*^3^0
i _ _ . , MEXICAN . ENTP.AL.
Number of miles_ ..-.'.lei I.H0
Third w?ek m Marra. S>?ii,m'_ 084 410
i Jan. 1 lo Mar 21. 830,286 l.t>7. 'ioil
| MI I. WAI. EEK AND NORTHER!..
N amber of mil**.... 221 221
Third we*k In Mar... 813.188 B1..H'_B
J*_. 1 to March 21.. 133.180 18.",,440
.82
S.V>.?i)6
....birt)
1.073
0277.070
3.41)11,490
c:hica*i'j
617
-SUMO.*.
39e).*e,3
1.236
S120.1,IHI
1,347.000
221
Sin. fl.8
l-l,.", *1
MILWA' KhE, LAKE SI.0BE AN'b WESTERN
Nura aero! alls* ... 641
T_l.'l w*ek m M?r? 831.63J- 860,i)l;l
Jaa. 1 t* Marci. 14.. 3M.,171 444,614
PITTSBCRO AND WEbTI.'KN.
Kamber of mils*
Third week jd Mar..
Itu. I to M?r,-Ii 21...
_ Tiel.KbO
Iftimrasrof nula* ...
Third week in Mar?
ian. 1 ti, .March 21...
307
. 031.258
. :i-f.U4
AND OHIO CLVl'KAL.
313 2i:i
?1>,365 018.2.10
iik.81.6 iiosia
673
SS7.633
3M..13S
367
S-1.A.6
3'.lj,c)45
213
S1H.273
'-..,504
WESTERN NEW-YORK .ND PENNSYLVANIA
Nn*iij.r?f Billa*... . Oclil 083
Tlunl week tn M ir ch 840,000 f4*> sm)
Jan. I to March 21 . 481.436 6211. >o.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Number of mile*_ 602 700
Third week In March 027,5*4 Sflf.ejevj
Jan. 1 to March 21.. 36..1.I2 __t',.41
063
050.700
68b. 100
71.4
868.093
? .-.*:
KU HOKE AX BUSAJtOIAX MAR_:r"T*?.
LeatDOit. Mar. BBL 8 o. m.?Con*oI? 101 ll-lr! for money ?ne1
le 1. for tua account; Atlantic autiireat Woatara drat
iportfajf* tra*te>e*'?*rtitl_*te*. 3-a.; Ctuadian I'acitlai tli\;
Erin. 24 Si; !*. iee un I eunaul*. 9t;. Mexinaa or*tiuar*r. 53 .;
8L Pani .omiuari. 76*?. >"???? York Central. 10*"V Pen*,
?rlrania. SO** : H-auiujc. 2'J "*. Msxieau Co..lr*-. 14 ; llllnol*
Central. ll.*_
Paris adricas qnote 3 o*r cant rant** at 82 fra ac a io cen
tmiea ror th* account and axchanf* on London ac 25 francs
2t (*ntin*a* for cheek*.
Huauiah 4*. 67-V
Tha amount*! Bullion withdrawn from tha Bank or Ea*.
land on ii* ano* to dar i* 8160,000.
Tue rata at ttscouui in ch* m-u ssarkst for ahetrt bill* la
I1*-I'. p*rcenl and for .hr** months' bill*. 1 .Al1* p*r
cent.
Mouey. 1 ?- per cent.
IEE STATE OF TRADE.
BAt.-rn.on_. March 26-Cotton weak. Ml .**ln. 9*.? 10o.
Plonr ,|iu.t, steadr. Howard -treer, aad Weacern *?<.,.r.
nnsS2.l,"<i: IA E&tra i* UMIl'l Fim.r <iu M *> > ii
4 50. Cltr MllUsuoasrflu* **2 <7 42 8'). Extn do 03 00 A3 7&
do ,!uo Bran !? tl 75 mi Ml, Paiaa*** Fa u.ir fi 13.
parUtjr* Patent ?."> ii). Wheat?.-annUiara ataa.tr. Red 91 AHf. -
ila A rn oar S3 a Ma Wearer* hKBer. .ta _ Winter Ke4
Moot at 87K!_88o ; do for M.ireh at 87_4r17_>_. ?
do for April 37"-.er bid do for Mar 89 ._)8U'sC ; 'lo for '
Jui.e 8? . -'?... lorn?So* thara Oneer. White 5-Ia*58tja, (
Veliow M8I7* W**_.r_ hit har Mix_m1 *u*ic ;Vi *_? aaluxI ;
du Mardi M*%*aaSM| do April -0a07ai Mir Vf \tt ",7'?c. *
Uat* atea-lr. Brui. Seut'iern 3*#4!o; Western White ;
41#42e"_ Wasfarn Mixe.l 38940a i'i muylraaia 38441c.
Hrs rum at tia#7l_. Kit ttrui. Prime to Chou** Weat
era 014 00415 ai. l*roriain*a steadr: Me** I'arktli T'i. '
Rulk'iieal*. sUi*iM*r* ani Clear lil* *^1 l.*a u*-ka4 l
I.v-.m?."ih?eil.|.*r* 7*a*S*-ai Clea- Kib-<idea 9>?a
Ham* ISO Vi .c. Lar.! r?rin*<t -a),,-. Butter finn. Waatera ?
pacxeil IO A 33a Crnaiaerr M9M*k Ei-iii dru at *"
)ej*l7c I'eiroleam ?t'-* Iv? Uetlne.1 at 714<*. Coffeo
tlriui-r. Rio oariroea ordlnarr H fair 14 A14tic. *-ii*ar J
tiru,. "A" aoft, ii\c Copnor. reQaad arm at I!
Whiakar *teei*r at 41 21 041 23. Krelfht* t?i LiTnroo.,1 nar *
?teamar dull?Cotton 1-lij.L Floor peer ton 5*. <1rn\n I
? ?.eiats?l"io*r 11,201 .bi*. Whsatt 8,000 b-an. a
C?rn a!00 lilian. Oat* H.OOO unah. Hrs 1.200 bilah. ?
H.ipmenU? Flanr IS.7U Ml* '?ru 100 biuu. Sala*?
Wbaat 114,400 bush. Corn 2S.T0') bush.
BcrrAJ/). Marsh 26?Wu-at-.*".). 1 Hard dall at 91o
Baked ; Mo. 1 Bard N'srtftsrii P.icigc IO1,.* urtr Chicajr* 1
-Niiriharii 7o OTer ; W.iauuuin 9o oTer. i,
8 ?-' Wisat dull ; Ne_ 2 Hal al Mo i No. 1 Wlnte -
Michi??r 80*1 Nu. 2 Ani?er *8?ji' un frae-lt. c 'orn qnlel: e
rioaiac ttrmic and *i_aer; N'a. 3 Yellow 589!8*a*i \o. 3 _
Tallow SAsaU.e: Bo. I 5 ? -.?.:>*,'?. Nt . .v.'.'aS'i.'.-: $
ciars imet and unchan.ud : Na 2 Whit* 38c. : No. 3 White g
'17 a.)7 ??>* : .*,!. 2 li. teal 3.7. *?a. Ran** duli and uaclianraal . ?
No 1 Caiia.ta MISB-BI Ns 2 C.inaela 9'ler.UC : Na. 3 |
l.xtra 87a-*".)r. Nye nom-nal. Kl*ur diiict, hat firm. s,
Hsst Pitnnt Sprtnir 9* 750*1 H.", B**- I'.ttnnt '.Viniar *; 88
imr bbl. ni c?r'.oi* I lot*. M'llfaed stead** , Winter ?
Bran 019 Uti Snnnir Mi l*lin? ajl'.) 00. e.'uriini -al a'eadr, j,.
Oatmeal 0u:et. r.ecemta-'V u-a: 1.00 i bt*n. Carn 18,000 j
bu*n. o?t* 13.000 'uiaii. ", iioaiaais?vvn-it 22,1 hm bus*. ?
C<,r?7.otM) b**b. nat* l,W)0 bu*-. Banar 1.OOO tinah. |
Bostox. Mar*h BB?Fumr ijuiat. Corn atamtr. Oat* tc
n M No. 2 Wnlte 42a .harts 'iniat and niichtnir?.l.
I'roTi.l ,n? epilat; prices as BBM mit**, lintier steadr ;
B?*t Western ''reamer/ B098UL '.'lieesa unlot a.id
price* unc'ianre'. E_f? UfMi Eastern Extra l'.'c;
*-. miara F.raU 1:1c. Il*cei*ts? Fionr 7..'>*'.) bbl* aa*t
l.siH) .,,'ai. corn 7,500 Uutu. Oat* 23.UO0 bush, shoru
l*c.?c)0 *aah.
C-BS-Ma Marah 28.-The l? 1 Huff fntur** r*n?ad m fell* wi
WHEAT -IO. 2.
Op'-mn;.'. illfiost. Lowest Cloilnir.
Mar. 7*.'? 77. 7)i-. 77 ?
June. 77*. 78 77 **
JulT. 77*. 77'a 77
Mar...
Juna...
July...
rou. no. 3.
Mir.
.lune.
July.
Auit-uet..
6<"s
60 4
60s
OAT!
St) .
30*.
M ?'.
28*.
5l*?
51 .
61",
3.
Mt
ill
3D'*
27 'a
Mar.
June.
Uny..
June.
Joly.
Mar. IM
June.^. 7 20
July..T.. 7 3
Flour dull and aac*ia*_-e*d
Spring Wheat SI 75cta_.
urn* rna* rem aa..
.. I! W 13 40
. 13 35 13 42.
utan . aa loo rb.
7 47-_ 7 50
7 :,e) 7 55
7 IM 7 80
? HOBT BIBB rc* 100 m.
60 .
IO
"Ul
30*1
.'?j
88%
Maj
13 15
13 20
747 .
7 ao
7 57**
77'*
ll?4
61 .
61%
31
31
-J) .
37'*
13 321.
13 M*l
747H
7 52".
7i7 .
K
7 10 7 05 7 10
7 21 7 12*. 7 17>,
7 27. 7 22'. 7 25
Winter Whait $2 509S4 2A
P.ys Fl td A Kl 10.
Cash oaouttona wer. as follow*?*fo. 1 Sorioir Wksat
7'2.?75'*e. So. 2 Re.1 Hli-. Ko. 2 Corn 49 "-jc. No. 2 Oat*
27 V,a. 30c Mo. I Ure 58 4 '??*..?. Na 2 BarUr 77A81C
So. I >"l?x -tsel *1 4.5. Pn?e r nutnr awl 02 di,J
Meas Pork per bl?L 413 15 413 20. Lard oar IOU lb
07 08 Hitor' Hui* -i.laa Imis t)7 M Orr -tait*.! IhouDer*
boiod OOO'i^O lu rahort ':io*r OBOS* Boxeil $7 50407 55.
Wmaker ni*till*r_' fluiaiied r* 'd*. ll 1* per _al. sugar,
cut Loaf 7*?*'? .a; ?ra*uUt*n .07'Jc . .Sta* Url "A" 8 _c
?-*-i.-ai Kseei )'*. -Ulpntsat*.
Hoar, bbl*._. M-'JOO }?.'?'???
Wa..; tm**..-. S8.d00 '_l)'_>
1 ,.rn buaB . 24'ia*H? 104.ieeM
Oat*.' ?uaa .HMSO 73.0cm)
Hrs. buen.'.. lo*M 2.0-eO
Haney, baan. ld**** lc,*'>0?
On tba Pr> moa *-"rahan_-a 11- tar t1? ?'itt*r Marka: wa*
Arm. Cr*aruerr24-)30a. Oalry 20.?38a ?||i mri lr*
at 16*s?l7*. ?
Cli-rt-fXAT*. March 3rt.-rie*-r *l*?dr. Pamllr MSS81
!3 j ': Viaee ?3T)?!3 M Wh**t t'e?.!r; Mo. .' R?.l ??5'.i_.
KlIlH- . ? I "-*"?' km bush. COM t:*a.lr ;
Nt. . Mixea 62a o**? linn h* - *mf.Jitit9,*lt}i
Hr.- stei.IT: Na. 1 st 'iUo. Pork *a*ieT al S13 ,. Lard
doll at 8f:?. Bolkme.t* quel, ?no^ at Rib* 87 .O;
B-u-M Ma-sly. Short Clear 88 45?8 Ml *V'*iU-**r sieaity; *als*
1 i)T7 b*rrals 5ni?b*.t b**o-1* ..* tue baal* e.f * I ')9. But
Ht nrm ; F.iuor .\"orthw?at*rn Crsans-r 32*. Ar. ?. Kura
*? 30c; Pr'm* ii?iit it'll 2 ?-'"'? Ommtt ataa.tr;
Hard lletins I Tad Sc ; Ssw Or!aaa* 5 ?-"*_. Uueia hither .
c o-ieme.n aol U-til 44 I5?M 5** >"s-_i.* aa.l Hutciar.
?5 45?*6 75. Kacaipts -.4eiO ahlpmant. 1.280. hgtn
weak at IS* Cbsaa* rtrn. Prime Wi Cnotee flat winter
lij?Uc _.a?:erri exenau?e tina P*r buymj aud par aa*
1-u uar cant yfmium *ailln_.
DBTBOIT. March 3'!. - (TM**- *** ..' VV\1M.. t?,> "J?, ?
No. I R?>V cash 83**jC; do Uar 83-V: do June 83**e;
d., Jaly EV cora-..*.* I mjmt o*?-M,_ j M%li
Fa I *Jrattr35*.c. n?*?ipM-W'i*at A.4\>1 btuh. 0?u
? sk.
lti.uxaroi.is. March2A-wa** ?""'I??r: s?'! ?**' *iX**
Cato stran* So. J Mixed 49 _c bli Oau *trua?ar;
Na I Mlxa.1 33 .u blA
MiLwacBH*. March "rA-Flour nrm. WDsst *tro*?ar;
ra.11 74.r. Marolt fShmM "sr 7V?*c. Corn .1 ni I N'e. 3
A . ,.- mir No. i Wt., ta il-jo- Rr* h,?h*r; Mex 1
M%* M?n*y weak . .V's J, BOM ? "??? Pranaiana wera
irrstular , Ham Pork, at BQ M tm tAAmMiM
!HiM lor May Lan. Marca 47 4.). Mar 07 ,0. Senior
?i__.*.r; Be*t Dairr J3t?i3o. i-__s ?rm. fr**h1 lJ-1**
ChMM itnaAt : Ch*dd?r* ll?t3o. R?)cMBU--.our 5.000
bbia. Wini 4.000 bart. Harier I..0O11 tata. Ohio
as. .ie? i- iuor 4.01V) s'jla a-risr B.OOi) bnsa
Mr*iiLroua Maroh .'!.?Wheat-Local *t?*ka laoraasaal
latO -uah-le ,lnr:a? la*t weak. R*o**M*t? ?;ne*e *4 lur Ur
were 2*J5 cara: sulpmanU 77 oara Mt.Uir* were takinrx
? few aaall lou of tua b**l milltnir wheat offered a* tb*
?ampi* ubi* bnt ouUldar* w*r* not fr?* buyer* Prion*
r_*?ad nearlr *_* aif**r ihan at i**t onattn Ornoo,
catina- lo ?Mi**-.**a 1 Hard f?r Marr* Taa i do
a 1-1 75*1 do M*r Tinta ; ita Jaly 7.Va M<*. 1
Nu.ttiern for M?xch 73 .0 j do A ort I 73v do Mar
T4*i do Jolr 7a*?a ha i Mortaeru f*e Mareto 71 y.
.tn Bani "liar de, May 7lc; il* Ju lr 73.e- On Uar..?
Wa. I H.rt ';i?7?*r? Na I N.rlOarB TiMTht 1^Bo. I
v..ria*ni 72#73c. Fumr-Paiaiu **__-) to a.ilp Ol 10#
?a M. _-t*ars- *3 204*3 45.
PBoci*. Maren 'J4.-e.nrn staady 1 IU Mix*d 46atl6*_a
Na JMn*.14i"t?4?a oauiuj*t. Ni_2Wlitu32v, * a?
Ho.8W8Ht8iaW*M _U*44il? ?*.3l7?l7Va V___u_*
e
6 ,
Ml
- ?'
Uv
'J..'
Dr
3.7
tsr
3 ea.
I
Ki
?hu
Sf
Ul
irm?Wine* ai 09; Bpiriu 01 ll. Ft*c*iot*-C*ra 37.300
max Oau 53.350 bo*-. Ky* 3.000 b'isfi. Barley 3,0__
>u*h. 8htp*Muu-<j?ru 14.00. luisa Oau 70,130 bu*n.
lye 1.100 huso. Barley 1,-aOO .usn.
Phila-IU'iiu. March 28.-F our, d*aiaud f?lr : ateady:
*e*wrn and P?nn?rIrani* Suoerflue VI 50 9.3 7.V. elo de?
In ;-._tr_ S2 73 4S3 00. Paunsrirania Family 43 75 4
M "15. Peunsrlrauia Itollor Proces* 44 01)444 25. Obit
.'lear 44 00 44 25. elo do atrtlchl ft 25 44 IO. Induna
'lear-* 6J..4 2h dei'.e*ir*i_n ?t 20 44 4). SULoataand
loulO*ra H.moi* Clear 94 o 144'.'">: is do atraitht ?. 24 4
ia lu. Winter Patent, fair to choice. 44 .""144 SCX Minnesota
:iear?3 8544 JO, elo ?tratichr 44 2044 30. Minnesota Pat?
in ta. _?*! to choice, t* 70 41 80: dodo Farorlta bramtsM -5
- t to Kyo Flour tVea.lt at !J 6119.166. Wheat?Market
Irm, demand il.lit. I'u.raded ia rrain depot MSHsjl!
v'o. 2 Red for April 9"e . do for May 90-ac : do i*r Jnna
?O No. 2 lied for March H'u'sOsU'gc; do lor April
l?T*a'JO**e; el* for Mar 90S4'J0a'?e": do for June -il*
"i-ac Corn? Market ruled firm: demand lijibt; suamai
lo. 2 Yellow ea track 5-) *-jc; Nc 2 58950 V. a* to color and
ocatiou : Mo. 2 Mixed for March 57*.458'_e: cl* for
tprl 87%tBM%Bi do for May 084459c. do for June
IllBy Oat*?Market for scot lou nilsd stea.tr;
saianl li.bt. I'ntr.ided White 41c. Na 3 WhlU 39Vc:
t'o. 2 White stier atora** 4e>*? *4?*-/c. Fntnraa qalet but
Irm ; Ba. 2 White lor Marou !')4401->je; do Avril 40 4
6*tm do Mar 4D:a440-"?c , do June Ki** _H0-,c. Potatoes
teadr?Pan nar Ira* ia and New-York Early Boee onoto*
* bite, per baan. !)5c9$l: do uo Fair to Oood 85 4
"ie-.: do do B'.nianlu .iud WhlU Star* choice 9<'ai
ia iio do Burbank* P*ir to oood s,, *,.*,<_ Uebruo* enoio*
fia.loc: do Fair tetiood 7.4**3e_; Mammoth Poarl Choir*
" <18')ia du Fair to Goad 70 4 73 ?. Pmrtaiaas wera slea.IT?
lort. (ur. Fumilr. oer bbl.. $8 604S9 00: dodo Pack.U
17 .ul,. . a.a smoked Beef 12413c: Beat Hains ?17 i*c)4
UH Dei; pork. Mess. .10 to- do Prime Mau, uew.
114 50: do Family 016 50. Ham*. Smoked per IB. 11.4
'Jto. iio >. P. cured in turee*. 10411* SH**. Clear Ribbed
n tait. - ?. 4: i.. -le*. Clear Ribbed smoked 9 .4 Ula.
ihouleler*. ia drr Mit *nd fully eurea 6***".; do
n smoked, at 7'*c Shoulder-, nlokie eared. 7>?9
"a-"- do. eta mo* ? l A's4*i*o. Bellies in nUale, ?V
.'.) sc ito Breakfast Baeon at 10a Lard steady?
?ur Reflneil On 50: Steam *7 87'_9*8t Butcaar*. loee*
7 5*4.7 76. Hurter "rm?Pen nar rania Creasiery Extra
ll 8880, i We*tera * ream et r Extra 31 4J'.'c i R C. and M.
'. Urea narr Extra J Jil. Waaurn Faolorr 2242-0 i
*aoktn_ butter 11913a Eetrs rot reported. Che**e anet
nt steady; N*w York Fall Cream l2_?r.Vei Ohi*
'Uta Choice ll Vi do. Fair to Prime. lo-jOllc Stiacar
ra* *u*dr. Powdor-d at 7c. Or*uiilata* at 6 .c. Feed
?ill: Winter Bran *20 904*31 60 oer ton. Petroleum
net. 7? a sal teat ia bbla 7 *,e_ Reoei nu? Fleur 5. **?>?!
bl*. Wheat 1.700 bush. Cora a*ua Oats 6.700 uueh.
hinman tn?W ueat 6,500 baan. Cora 5,800 boah. Oau
6.800 lulah.
ST. Lotti*, March 26 ?F*t*nr Arm *nd quiet at $2 50 4
4 20. W.ieat opea?*l firm ami advanced about Ve, thai
rimood V. <'le?inx a fraction blither thaa Sat>irda?. Na. 2
lent, cann H'lriaeisc; do Mir 8i)S:*e)-,e;. cluain I 80'se;
" lune t'lt-jtiti'^e, closma "9** a?k*t ; do Jaly 7'i*V4
0V. clnalns Tl*t| do Au_u?t 76V976V, cloe).- .OSc;
o _?'et_i*i 80V4-C1V. cle.alng alu naked. Corn Brm,
yr humer, sud Rtron* : ca*h 43o: Mar 41445 Vc.
I*alnt4ac: Jnlr *b840Vc. rloaine 4riVc Oau tut?*'r;
mu 3il43<)*(c: May _H?? 429c; Jaly 25>*c. Bra
i b2Vo bl.l Baner at 75* ?:,. Bran ateady at 77c
lar nrm. unchanged : Prime Timothy at $12 004
17 i'0: Prairie at $8 004013 ni). Butter wa* Urra ;
reamarr at 24 43oc: Dairy at 20426c. Least?Common
4 '.*'); rennel fl 07V En** at I4*ge. Corriraeal Arm
t $2 5'). Whisker (toady at SI 09. Provision* wer*
BIL Park at $13 75. Lard at 07 12 V Drysnlt Meat*
-i?ei?-i,ouid*r?*6 Do. Cont Cle?rs$7 On97 IO; Clear Rib*
7 10.7 JO. short Cl**r? at $7 37.97 45. B*_on, boxed
s,.eiuld.'r* *t tW 37V: Loot CUara at 87 6647 75 i'1-ar
aa at .?7 07.97 90: Short Clear* at $8 1048 15.
um* wero steady at $1* ext 4*12 00. Rescelot* wera:
Uar 34.000 bbla Wheat 17.000 hush. Coru 94. OOO buali.
ita 32,000 bush Ire none*. Baner 4.000 bash. Stun
ents?Flour 15,000 bbl*. Wheat 6,000 bash, lorn
008 bush. Oau 47.000 bu*a Rye nose. Barley ...ooo
aaa
To-BDfl. March 26.?Wheat actlra. easier; May M0|
ni.* -2V*: Jnlr 80*sc; A mute. 80**c Carn flriu;
a'i .'ai- May 51V. OautUii.lr; cash 33?,c darer
ed dall : AprU $3 85. Receipte-Wh.'.t 0,000 buali.
Til '..').''? I,uah. dita l.oeiei bush, i lov-raee.i 21)3 bax*.
i::ini.ma Wheat 21.uno bush. Corn 1,000 boah. Clover
?-?I 230 ba?a
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Brrrtt.o. Marah 36.? CttUli? Reeetnt* i**t M hoars tr_re
190 heait. Total fer week thoa tar 4.415 hean. Seine lime
at Weak u.'JO'j head; consignee! Uiroatfi Mundar 120 cara.
I nf whie-li M Mew-York ; e-erislgneet through to-el.ir 103
.rs. 74 *r which to Now-York ; 150 carson cale ; "prtee*
eilined 5 910c from asl .Vfiju.iav. eonimonte Fair $3 504
25: 'lom I in Choice shu, ui a ir $4 >5r4 9 i. Extra steer*
.ra .'.). rom aad Heifer*, $3 259*3 75; Fat Bulls
254a 75; 5lilch Cow* dull at S3'-'4*4-': Stocker* and
i"dei* dall at $2 75 43 30; Veal* ?0 Oil balk ot olT*rt__s
I i.
t.Ysujj?RecelnU lent 34 hoar* 3,800 heael ToUl for
?e*i ilma ? ir ABM BaaA For *a.me time last week 15.800
.ul couau'ii.il thrai.-a leii-ara. ll of whieh to New-York,
?at* ?n sale market now hut Urra. Common t* Fair
98S| ii'>e-.l to i bala* BS 25 5*0 06: Exe ra *> 909*7;
IBS** slow 'ia: Mr-,, Fair to eland $5 75?*ci 50; Ooad
' !ii>:i'? $*; ta | $1 'IO ?. Kxtra *,' 23; moat!r all Sold.
Tt'jt? lleueenra **t 24 uoura wara 9.3.15 baoaL Total fer
??t thu* far 17.082 i,ea>_ For *ame time U*t week 16.953
al: ousuup*. tnrouth "tuuilar 51 cara, 27 af which to
i v-Viir. ; i-oiislBBod llrouaih Va dar 54 cars. 31 of wBioh
Nw-T*rk: 41 carson sal*; market flrai. uenand t-.eiL
Kilt Pu* 45 0?'*-"i3i>. Mixed Pm* aad Litbt Yorkers.
10*981 O') i -Uioeteel York Welthls S. !0986 70;
lecteel Medium weiaht* $5 75?$5 80: OonA to 'hole*
;avr *:, Sa e>*., JO R,u,'h$4 75 4t5 10: SUBS S* 0".
?iCAdo. Caisa 9to.it Tar t?. March 26.-r*? Drontrf
'irani, reeoru: c'atiU?Ueoeiou 7.0/0 bead: ahi^'uanu
l')0 lieael: euauiat *t*?nir Ste^r* $3 20900 Os): Stocker*
* Fssater* Vi 38 4*8 Ml tow*. Bull* an* Mixed Ol 904
40; lexaa led steer*. S3 35 44 00. *
*_-i/?-Rec*int* ia. ioo bead, ihiD-oenu 7,004 hea.L Mar.
l weak : Mixed $> 16 485 ?5 Hoary S6 3.4S5 O'):
i'll, 45 1095 46. takloa 43 3046 00
1. ?'.,--.'?- a. a 4.004 heait. saipnsnu 800 tamk Mar-at
???. Satire* Ol 509-8 00. Wesiorn 04 2540 05;
.ann. *4 'to _ -4 -0 : L iinbs ?5 50 4*6 30.
t Lomt. vfar -n M * M '- ooeinu 1,800 head. Sbla
mu '.'" ha*: t *t*rk*t aetire: Choice Hearr Narira
tarn SA H tilt; IU. .air Va ejooat Naur* Ste*.* MM9
?O: Butcher*' "tsen. Medium to Choin*. Al 104*4 20.
icker* and Fe*d*n fair to food Si 1093 3a Raaft-ers
20 9 IHej.
f-jp-f-Ueceipu 2.200 he*d: *htomsnt? 1.3*0 head. Market
sly. Choice Heary ,?n*l Butchers' saeleetinna $3 354
50. Pacem.'. M-aalinm to Cnolua 83 159*0 IO, Luh;
*0*a Fair ro Best, $.'. 00445 25. ,
AMp-Keceipu T.S00 nead: ?iiipiu**U 604 hoad. Mar.
. steady. Pair to choice $4 400 00.
EUROPEAN* PRODUCE MARKETS,
irtaroou Mar. 26.-3 30 o. m. ?Beef?Io poor demand,
rk ?tn poor eteamauil. llama?In fair demand. Bacon?In
r demand ; <nri,oerl?n? ut Brm at 4a ed. Ciieeae?In
: demand . American finest white are my at 69a 6*1 Tallow
n fair aeuiaml; Prime CKr Arm at 29*. "-pirlta of Turtj*n
s -In t>sair il sm and j dall at 29*. Reel*?la peor de.
net. Lari. Huat? la psar .tsiiiaa.l. Faure*?1> maud
nctpallr spee'iilatire : Prime W stern spot dull ac 3*1*.:
rch. du'il at 3-as., Apr 1 aad May elua at JU*. 3d. Wheat
poor demaaei. Flour?In poor denian*!, cern?"pot Ia
ir demand. Fntures-In fair ilemand. Mnejil We*uru
hi (teaOy at 4a ti .d. Mops ac Leadou-Now- Yent 8tau
u nour dsaiainl
.sceinuof w*e*t for the t***t trmk from AUaotio port*
200 qsartsrs. from Paolfle poru 12.000; from other
rc-*. 6 OOO. lUe-eipu ot Auierl.-ui eera for me p**t
Ik, 22,300 qnartera _
o.xoox. Marc* 26.?* p. m.?Prodooo? BOBBM petrolenm
198 Vi. per irailan.
mirier, tl .ron I..?WUeex'* lari ?lo**d at 90 franc* 30
um** oer 100 kilo*. __
trWKBr. Murcn 28 -Petroleum?Pine pile American. 17
ic* paid and 17 franc* 12 ** .-enUniea aeilara r
kjoik.t. Mar. _A ?Petr.ne-i'ii. 7 mark* 16 o-.tna Sa
COrrOM MARKET8-BT TELB-BAPS.
rrBBPOOl. Marrh 26.-4 p. ?-?Cotton-Th* sale* of tba
iuolue!eil 10,400 bales A-unean. .-?tares clo?ed steady,
ami*. Low Manila* cianae. Maren delivery.
t-U4.l. **lle*ra; Marrh and A.pril daurerr 5 14041. aellero;
? J aad "dar dellrary. 5 14-144. **l.er* ; May aad Jun* da?
ry. * ld -.4.1. barer*. Jan* and Joly leurerr. 5 17 64A
er*; Jair an: Autast delirerr. > 18 04d. bay*r* ; au.
i and S-iitaemer isilrerr, 6 18-d4d. buyers; ***pie_i_er
'.'toberdsUreiy. 6 11-044. raine. Mptembar delir?ry.
a_r__TO_ Ma . 3S^-C*ttJo-Ool*t; MlAdllnjt, OVi L-W
Idliaa 9*e: ii*od Ordinary. BV. **t ?*d aro** .cs?
eu 344 bal** : ?al**- 89 bal**: aluCk. 14.013.
"SKOL-. Mar. 20-C.jlUn ~*-'aay. Mi.Wlln?, BV, *??
tro** reoetpu. 383 bat** eitoru ?o*e.|wi*e, 434 bal**;
isle*. sto*k, 23.334 uale*. ? ...
ira.xxAB. Mar. 26 ?CoKoa-fjaiet. Mlddlin*. !V: Lost
li'ia.c j: il,**! Ortiaary. 8.. ?*: *nd *?*<?*? rafa pu,
ii*.*'*- *xp*rU to th* CoaUnaat, ? bale* ; export*
? ??:.?. 34. bal**; ?* ev 149 u*.e>., ivaak. 31,334
*W ntuun, Maroh 38 -CniMn-Stoady : MlddHat,
Low MidlltnB. 9i Oo.nt Orltnary **s net reoaipu.
i'.'.bsles, are.* reeemt*. 3.259 balea: *t*orta to meat
iain, lU.OVd nalsa . exports coastw'-ao. ? bala
jO Holm , stoek. 260,203 bales.
SPIRITS OP TCBPSNTr-TTB.
BABT.BBTtvti. March 36 ?Tnrpeatlna aouiaal.
maaia Marah 3A -Turee* tl us nra at itfuMA
iuii.te.fot, Maroh -JA?Tarpaulin* bn* at ^fa
OIL MARKETA
it. Crrr. Pean.. Mar. 2S.-Natioaal Traaalt Ormkattm
ned al 90V: Blthesl ail. l.-weat 80*,; at-**d. 90V
rt, 1 959 OO' barr*!*; elearantwa 3. .'c.3.eM0 barrels, cnar
i, - barrel*; aaiaataau, tn,no nor rou. ruaa
471 u?r?*ia
rrr?BCB'.. Pean- Marah 36? PetereUam acur* bnt Sra*.
,s*,s irii'i'i esrtittaai** op*a*d at 80V. clo***, 80V1
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?Boaed at 30 V . Bigheat. 91V, lowest. .9 V. aliased. 90V.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OP NEW-YORK DEALIMQft,
The grain marketa yesterday wero *trei,gUioned bp
the good business dune In cash lou, weather report*
favorable to thc bulla and expectations ot small recelpta
Spot wheat was 1 4eil 2 cent higher and beside* 80.000
bushel* Uken for export the nailing demand ran ap u
nearly 200,000 bushels. Tbe option* gradually improved
after a Quiet movement In tne early trading and th*
transactions amounted to about 6,0*00.000 bushel*. Thi
weather reports and the cash fctlvtty were influenom
helped by thu vUtbl* *uppiy su lenient, showing a d*
areas* of 820,203 bushels, * larger falling ort* than hal
been generally looked for. The market closed firm an|
up A. tor March at 89 cents, April at ia 1-4 C-UU an!
May at 89 6-8 cenu, 1-2 for June at 88 1-2 cenu, 88 fat
July at 87 5-8 cenu and 1-4 cent for August at SO 3-4 and
beptember at 87 1-4 cenu. Cash corn wa* sharply ad?
vanced without stimulating export demand*. Thor* wa*
an actual decrease of 53,572 bushels shown by Um vi al bl*
supply. The holder* of corn appear to think that Um
abort interest on near-by dell veriee 1* ot suhle lent magni?
tude to be squeezed and the market wa* decidedly high**
?ll a Mund. The close wa* arm with gains of 1141
for May at CO 7-8 cenu and June at 68 AS cenu, 7-8 ta*
July at 38 3-4 cenU and August at 59 cenu, and 3-4 c?M
for beptember and October at 69 cenu. bau ayrap*
tlMtlcalty followed the other eereaU and th* ot Unit*
dosed up 8-441-2 cent aa follows: Ma-th, 80 1-2 cent;
April, 37 3-4 cenu; May, 37 88 cent*, and Jun*. 87 1-4
cenu The e.rly month* of lard onions were a I! ecu*.
by the atmagth ot corn, and closed 2*3 purnta better, bul
the later deliver!** wer* unchanged or easier. Fin*.
quoutl'in* wen- a* follow*: Match, 47 88; April. 47 80;
May, 07 79; June, 07 81; July. 07 04; August, 07 881
beptember, 07 90 ; Dee-ember, 07 99.
Tha ree*! ii ta of (nun sad dour at New-Vork. Baltimore.
PhlUiUiphiaaad Boston reported yeaurdar ware aa follow*
Wheel 13,018 bushel* ; eora. 58.335 bush ela; oat*, 77.048
buena!*; total grain. 148,426 bushels. Sour, 00.087
agaa. Al Chicago. Milwaukee aad Mt. Laina tit* arri*
were-. Wheal, 40.100 Uuauei*. eon, .Wu,3*4 b.*_eie;
oar*. 14.,310 bushel*, WUl grain. 539,419 bulhel* , Sow;
88,214 bart-la ^
THE TRADE IN CHICAOO.
Chicago, March 26 (Special).-May wheat, which eloaat
lau week at 76 1-2 cenu started thia rooming at 70 7-8
cenu and touched 77 1-2 cents. The range fur Moy waa
bet-eeu 76 6-8 and 77 1-2 cant*. The elua* waa at 77 AM
?en__ The visible supply sUtetneuu showing a decxaaa*
of 811.0c. bushels helped the price of wheat to-day. Thora
wt* ? 6* ol deal nf action in cora, the nae* bala. 1 M
cenu. Th* May options opened at 60 1-4 couta. eel! _?>
tween 60 1-8 cenu and ll 8-4*7-? cent* snd closed aS
Bl 3-4 coat*. Th* Burlington brought 14 only tl aar* al
cora, .how lng that lt ht blockaded (gain. The vlaiblo
supply at* te men t allowed a decrease of 180,000 biuMia,
n*t wt th* landing aa increase in the *tock here of 484.008
bashela It waa another active day la pork. Tb* 11*8
option opei,.al at 013 90, auld down to Oil 16 on aile* bj
th* old-Urn* nidrra but rallied and closed at 813 M ao
large pur.li?*e* by Clifton A Co. La*, aud ribs won
steady May lard aald bern .?? 07 47 1-8 aad 07 Mt ?!?*>?
lng at Um Utter agata May short HM Mia Booma
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