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6
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.
Th*r* waa * largs counter bmlnoii (ton* by Iho
Unka yealsrday. Th* mall* wer* very heavy, owing
to th* tnumntlon of Sunday and the holiday, and th*
accumulated bualneaa of two day* kept the banker*
Inlly occupied. Olherwla* there wer* no feature* of
Importance to note in the alluallon. The demand for
loan* wa* not ocllr*. Th* principal borrower* are
parties wbo hare grain or provisions to carry. The
packers are applicant* for amounts that aro small In
the aggregate. The mercautllo demand la light, and
the mlacelUncon* demand la lighter allll,
lUtca of dlicount at th* banka arc 10 per rent to
regular cnilomen. The few good outalde borrower*
who preaeut themselves ar* accommodated at 1 or 2
per cent loea. _
On the alreet, the condition of affair* la aaay. lUtca
are "®lB percent. ,
There wa* a marked imminent of currency to the
eoublry, mainly to the hog district*.
The rate of New York eiehange waa 2f1®500 dla
count belweon banka for 11,000,
The clearing* were <4,400,000.
enolibu TnADU-rnosrEcra.
At the last meeting of the Manchester Chamber of
Commerce the President dwell upon the apparent ab
tenc* of unsound aud unhealthy speculation, with tho
probability of *n Increased American demand for
Britlah manufacture*. Shipment* to India and Uio
Eaal ho alao thought would bo kept up, while home
trade must improve owing to tho good harvest of last
year. On the other hand, there was reason to fear
that lb* ibortcnlng of the hour* of factory-labor
might, by leasenlng the produce of the mills, lesson
the profits of tho mauufacturor, aud tend to a reduc
tion of wages. Still, howuof opinion they might
look for a steady, if not very remunerative, trad* dur
ing the present year.
rnonuc'noN of hold and silver in 1874.
Tho following statement exhibits tho product* of
tho precious metals throughout the world in W74j
Siletr,
Countrtn.
67,000,0011|< 43,U:K1,n,50l
H.COO.UOO) 6.099,9901
14,0(10,809 11.000.00J1
CO,U9O.O(K)| 1,000,0001
9,900.00*)| 1,009,800
flooo.DJu l,o:m,ou(t
1,000,000 1,002,0001
America
Europe
Asia
Australia
NewZcaland....
Africa
Other countries.
.000,0C0!$ 219.030,000
Grand total. < 164,000,000) t M.
1233,000,000; In 1330,
, wo* S'i
*73,000,(
lUI.LET
flpiilon
iir caroi
weak ai
ran rati)
aparniß
Tbe
IghcM 1
Tim annual product la 1853
1135,000,000; and, la 1813,81
BONANZA m
At the regular morning m
movement observable. Opui
and retired to Us corner w
]c>>« than f.OO shares. Mexico
Consolidated Virginia told t
California was limber at $53
Monday's and Tuesday’s bf
the
\ there wa« no Im
le up ul $43,
it |7'J, cftrr nlr» of
ipod front SO4 to $1».
gly atsi23(44:t3, unit
ib following table of
Hoard price* ebtme
■ D DEC LI
Tjtfoiir
ADVANCES AKI
$ 97
27«
33*4
Mexican O. h 8, M. Go
Gould h Gurry
Bert ft Belcher
Savage
Cbollar I’otoil
Halo k Norcroas
Grown I’oiut
Yellow Jacket
Imperial
Empire Mill fc Mining C 0...
Kcutuck
Alpha Coneolidited
ll?lshrr
Confidence!
Consolidated Virginia......
Sierra Nevada
California (now ebaros)
Segregated Uclcher
Juitiro
Union Consolidated
Overman
Julia
Caledonia
Knickerbocker
South Jneitce
Raymond is Ely
—San t'ran<i*ca Chronicle,
GOVERXMKI
BJtf
_MJ*
•day, h\
Hnlted Htatee Ca of ’Bl
United Htatee 6-21W of '62..
United Htatee 6.20 a of Mi..
Culled HUtes 6-20 sol '63...
i-208 of Mi—Jan. and July,
U'iirn of *o7—lan. and July,
Mo* of ’6B—Jon. and July.
BMC*
United States now 6« of *Bl,
Dotted States currency Ca...
Gold, 114*4311474; sterling exchange, uw#,
CITS AND COUNTY BECDUITIK9.
llondt.
Chicago City 7 V ct. bonds.... 101)4 U Int. 102X4: Hit,
Chicago City 7 V ct. sewerage..(till*4 k Int. lUi.X hint.
CLlcogn City 7 V ct. water loaU|IOlX k int. 102,tt,4t tut.
Chlcnitu City7Vcl»certificates) 98);4iint. ..
CblcsuoOHyßVet.certificate* 93 A: tnt. 1.
Cook County 7 V ct, bonds,... 101* feint lU2'4 k lnt.
West park 7 V ct. bonds | .. S3
Merchnnts' National
First National Hank
Fifth National Usuk
Commercial National Lank
German National Hank
Com Exchange National Bank...
City Natlonolßauk
Home National Bank
National Hank of Illinois
Illinois Trust uud Havings Bank.
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ Havings, L. h T. C 0,,,
Union Nation*! Bank
Union Block-Yard National
amcciXANEoufi,
City Railway, Houth Side
City Railway, West Hide
City Railway, North Hide
Traders' Insurance C0mpany.........
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Ac Northwestern gold bonds,
Chicago Gaslight and Coke Company.
London sterling in New Y0rk........
LATEST.
Niw Tonic, Feb. 23.—Muncy 2)433; prime mercan
tile paper, 400.
Sterling heavy end lower 5 4820483)4 lor sixty-day,
and 483)40480 for sight.
I'roducs exports for the vrer v . $5,159,6315 customs
receipts, $033,000,
Gold opened at 114)4 and closed at 114 S', the two ex
tremes of the day having been 114); aud Hi);. Car
rying rates ranged from 1 to 4 par cent. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $219,000. Clearings, $13,-
060,000.
OovsromenU dull. Railroads firm. Stats bonds
qnlei,
The stock market was strong at the opening of busi
ness except for Wabasb, which was *; lower than tho
closing pries Saturday. Pacific Mall opened bettor
than it closed on Saturday, and made a further ad
vance of 3)f per cent, to 35. Next iu order came West
ern Union end Union Pacific, Later lu tho day the
WboU market fell off, under the lead of Pa
cific Mali, which dropped from 35 to tilH,
on tho • announcement from Washington
that the Senate had concurred in the House
bill repealing the $500,000 subsidy. The amendment
to the Tax hill to tax the sales of stock* and gold also
helped to depress the market. Union I*3oloo sold down
to 4 0)(, Western Union to 72)4* Northwestern to 42);,
fit, Paul to 34)4, Ohio to 24);, and Wabash to 10)4.
Transactions aggregated 310,000 shares, of which
81,000 were Pacific Usll, 65,000 Western Union, 15,000
Northwestern, 0.000 HI. Paul, 8,000 Laks BUure, 14,000
Chios, 5,000 Wabash, and 40,000 Union Pacific,
OOVXBHUXNT BOND*.
Coupons, *BI.I Coupons, ’C7 119);
Coupons, 'O2 ...uc?; I Coupons, ’lid ..uu*;
Coupons, ’fli U7.tt New 6s 114);
Coupons, *65 UU* 4 ' 1040s 117
Coupons, ..118); (Currency C 5..........119);
Virginias, 01d........30
N. Carolina*, 01d......30
N. Carolina*, naw....!3
Hleaourla..,,.. 00
TeuutHees, old 03
Tennessoea, n0w....,,60
Virginias, new bO
cat.
ei. paoi
Hi. Paul i.fd 63
WabisU 10*
WibubrM • 16
FI.
Terrollante V
TerrtUautepM 43
Chicago k Alton 102
Chicago k Alton pfd.los
Ohio k UiMiMlppl.. -iUi
Lakabbqre Wtf
Indiana Central 0
llliuoU Central,..... 101
Union Pacific atock. 40'<
; Central Padttc itocka
I Union PaclUo bond*. 03W
Del., Lack. kW 110
Chi., Uur. k Quincy.lo3
Clare., Cln. k C 01... litf
Canton 4i
Wwlarn Union Tel.. 13W
QulckaUver 34?<
Adauu Ezpreai Ml
WelU-Fartfo Ml
American Ezpreaa... 64
V. H. Bzprcaa......, M.V
Padflo Vail Bltf
Me* York Central...lol* |
Etk...... 27’,
Eriapfd............. 43
Harlem .......136
Harlem pfd .....123
ilklilgau Central.... Id
Ilttabnrg AFkWajue Wtf
Kurtnvcatarn........ 4U. 4 «
Mortlivoatcra pfd... W7«
Hock bland lOd’i
J»aw Jaraajr OanlraJ..lod,**
lU2AL KSTATE.
Tba following InatromeoU were filed for record Tum*
day, re b. 30:
cinr pno«irrr,
Ibe premUee Mae. tos, liw, end 110 State it,
(now occulted by Oocaaga Ic Co.)* dated Fob.
23 (PotterValtner toLevi Z. Loiter) ..4140,000
look Clark at, u w cor of Oak, o t, 103x70 ft,
<UU4Veb.ll ....... 90,001
Veat Waablugton at. 130 ft w of Callfunila ar,
& f. 133 It Ciumluil to Wamu av, dated iob,
n/ # 10,000
Hermitage at. lot V ft ■ of York at, • f,
it iiai(.<i IVl>. 3,000
Laflln *l, • o cor of Folk, w f, 201 4-10
ft, with IWjtfxlM ft In aatua block, tinted
Foil 23 • 13,980
Tomkins *t,*l4l ft nof tVest Taylor, wf. 600 x
IM 4-10 ft, with IW other lot* In same Block,
dated Feb. 23 (Henry M. Taylor to Fraud*
M Corby),... ta,Boo
Wen F.rle at. 2PO ft w of Rucker at, a f, 21*00
ft. dated Feb. 13 818
Twenly-fdxlh at. 100 ft, * of Butler at, n f, 23x
124 9-10 ft, dated Feb. 22 1,4*5
Keith *t, 174 ft a of Weal Chicago ar, w f, 2U
100 ft, dated Jan. 24,1878 930
Archer av, 454 ft tie of Wentworth av, * f,
281.' iino ft. with building* and other proper
ty, dated Feb. a MOO
Fame a* the above, dated Fob. a M ,u
SOUTH OK Cl XT LIMITS, WITHIN A n,\t>»V* OK 7 MILK*
iROMCoonT-nourtK.
Fahlu* *t, near* w cot of Dunning «t. of. 30.V
ft to alley, with buildings, dated Feb. 20.....f 10,000
booth or oi rk limit*, within a nAinua op 7 mils*
vnoit cowiT-imuMi.
Lexington *t, 75 * of Slxty-seroml street, w f,
60x184 1-10 ft, dated Feb. M OO
COMftIKiCCIAL.
Th* following were the receipt* and ihlpment* of
the leading article* of produce In this city during tho
twenty-four hour* ending at 7 o’clock on Tuesday
morning, aud for tho corresponding date ou* year
ago:
23,0111 37, mi 14,995
07,950 21'.',671' 71',0'W
1:11,853 R3.flo3[| 42,9?J
Ci.fnOi 4'J,600! 02,4*1
5,3(111 B,(V«! 7(41
14.420] 42,887! 10,033
001,050 993,812] 225,405
21,000 105,740 110,247
112.053 30,300 65,310)
603,735 953,2(0 4,212,457
140 213
Flour, brl*
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.,.......
Hyc. bu
Barley, bu
Grass seed, Its...
Flax seed. 1t5....
Broom-com, It*..
Cured incuts. Ils.
110.-f. brls
Pork, brl>>
Lord, 1b*......<..
Tullow, It>*
Butler, ll.s
Dressed bogs, No.
Uv«hog.i. N0....
Cattle, No
Bhccp, No
Hides, lbs
Hlghwlues, brls..
Wool, tbs...
Potatoes, bu
Lumber, No. feet.
Hbtugles, No
Lath, No
Salt, brl*
OYrt 191 2,052
210.13* 703,100 943,841
29.21*3 M.812
213.029 04,820 ' C 2.780
0.258 3,9211 6.78'J
25,568 9,7371 7,609
9,875 2,92.1 2.037
9,191 1,175 I 2,359
473,252 211,5301] 481,4*fl
821 1,0251 1.212
03,4'1T C0,*75)1 64.000
934 4,820 | 72.1
479,000 618,800 |3,911,586
<1,070,000 2,800,000 085.090
2,025 62fl|J 1,380
|< 100,000,000
|| 30,000,000
I 17,000,000
it 67,1.1X1,000
|| 10.000,1 CO
i 7,000.tHK)
I 2.0:0,000
Also the followlDff. without comparisons:
khid~(tf~vriHtUfe. ijecenfd.\Shippeif.
Poultry, Ilm t 18,Ub| 43,9J3
Poultry, coops > #2|
(lame, iikfls.... I<>
Ki?B«* 2‘®
Oltceso, bxs B*.ol
Dried fruits, Ite *?.27a. ,'J,
Deans, bn I.** 9 !
Hay, tons ..^2
Hups,]l«
The following grain was Suspected Into flora during
Monday, and on Tuesday momlug: 3 cars No, 1 spring
wheat, IDS cars No. a do, 24 cars No. 3 do, 1G oars re
jected do (wheat, 101 cars); 1 car corn, yellow, 40 cars
high-mixed do, 1112 cars No. 2 do, S3 cars do, rejected
(21)0 can corn); 3 can No. 2 oats, white, 10 can No. 2
do, 1 car do, rejected, (oats, 20 cm); 0 can No. 2 rye, 2
can do, rejected, (rye, 8 can); 11 can No. 2 barley. 3
can No, 3 do, 1 car rejected do (birioy, IB cars). To
tal. 430 can, or 164,000 bn. Inspected out: 19,892 btt
wheat, 21.2C8 bu Corn, 17,209 bit oats, 1,791 Im'ryCi
8,817 bti DarleV,
The receipts and shipments of lbs articles men
tioned for the week ending Feb. 20 were approil
mated as follows :
3
20
5*
Sugar, 11.f1...
Sirup! Ihs...
Colfco, Its..
Tea, Iks
Colton, ha..
Tobacco, lbs.
The “ luto oupleaaantncßß " about barley in thu Hock
Island elevaton has involved frequent mention of the
name of Mr. C, F. Frlaoll, formerly Superintendent of
thoao elevators. That gentleman wishes ns to say
that his record In this city os a grain expert for the
past twenty years Is an honorable one, and cannot ho
gnlllcd by a few parties interested In making him a
scape-goat. Ho Is ready and willing to give under
oath to tho proper authorities in Springfield a full
account of the Way In which thing* have been carried
on, from which the honorable members of the Board
can Judge whether or not ho Is to blame. An explana
tion from Mr. Frlzoll would probably lo an interesting
one, and ought to ho requested. If there Is anything,
wrung, (he people ought to know it; and if there is
nothing wrong tho people ought also to know It.
The loading produce markets were generally easier
yesterday, hut moderately active, the receipts of the
two days being generally offered in one, causing a
greater presem e to sell, which reacted on tho speculat
ive departments. Tho record shows a fair outward
Uui. lAtikni
119*4 1197J
110'* 116*4
U7»( HIM
113*41 ll»*(
118',‘ ÜB>4
113',1 119J4
119*4. 11974
110*41 117*
IH>J 113
118*
movement, there being but a alight increase in slocks
in store In any department,
Dry-goods were in good demand, and were again
quoted firm. In the grocery market tho prico-changoa
noted wore a decline of an }(c in sugar* and a <4O in
coffees. Illco and slrapa were firm. Splecs, soaps,
candles, end other lines were about steady. The but
ter market was cooler for low and medium grades, hut
for choice to fancy there were no sellers at any coucca
slon from former quotations. Cheese met with a fair
inquiry at 17®UJo for mild grades. Coal and wood
wero leas oclivu. The demand for fish was reported
liberal, local as well as interior buyers Ordering with
freedom. Trices remain firm and unchanged. Noth-
100
108
108
100
135
160
lug now was noted in the pig Iron, leather, bagging,
and tobacco markets, trade ruling quiet all around.
Thera waa a rather freer movement in canned goods,
without improvement in prices. Oils ruled steady and
unchanged.
Country orders for lumber continue to arrive quite
freely, aud bmlncaa In tho aggregate is very fair. Tho
demand for metals and hardware in increasing dally,
and prices for all staple goods ore steady, wblls tin
plates are very firm, being relatively lower In Ibis mar
ket than lu Now York. A steadier feeling Is also im
parted to general hardware by the greater steadiness
of Iron, brought about by tho diminished production.
Nalls sold at $8.60 rates. Tho woo), hop, and hide mar
kets wero quiet and unchanged. Broom-corn and hay
wore in active request and very firm. Timothy seed
was fairly active and slosdy, but other seeds were
rather quiet, tho trade being limited to fillings few
small orders. Toullry was slow and easy, thoughjth*
offerings were smsll,. Eggs told readily at 30c.
HU 113
74 HO
81 82
GRAIN IN STORE.
The following are tho footings cl
of grain in store in this city on tho
day last, sad at corresponding datci
HViruf—
No. 1 red
No, 2 red
No, 3 winter
Rejected winter..,.
No. 1 spring
No. 2 spring
No, 35pring........
Rejected spring
No grade spring....
No. 1 N. W.spring,.
No. 3 N. W. spring.
T0ta1,....,,.
Corn-
No. 1
No.
Rejected..
No grade
High mixed.....
Ye110w..... .
Now No. 9
New rejected....
New high mixed.
Total
Oafs—
No. I
No. 3
Rejected
No grade
No.‘i white,.,,
Total,
/IjW—
No, 1.....
No. 3
Dejected.
No grads,
Total.,
Barley—
No. 1
Mo. 3
No. 3
Uojoded...
No grad*..
Total... „... vuv.-jL “t“°l
In ftdUitluu to Uw above theta U:
1M.670 bli wheat, aDdpB,OOT bu cut
aa a week previously.
Total of *ll klutl* in (tore, B,t
figure* allow »n increase during itu
wheat, */i,W3 hu coru, CM bu rye;
Si.OM bu cute, and 88,818 bu barle;
W.IW bu.
nrount vaou tub be
Tlie following were the exjiorie
lug clUea of the Atlantic aea board ft.
Viour, bria
Wheat, bo
Cwiu, bu
Itye, bu...
Fork, brla,
l.tnl, lb*.,
Bacon, Ila
•From flv*
1100 PRODUCTS—Were moderately active, but gen
erally a abado off, lit aympathy with the market for
live hoga, which waa quoted 100 per 100 It.* lower un
der a rather mope liberal auppty than had been antici
pated. Th* advice* from other point* were alao un
favorable to holder*, lard being quoted dull In Liver
pool (at fda Od), while Hamburg waa reported very
weak under constantly Increasing stock*. The latter
fevllng was perhaps partially duo (o the fact of very
liberal shipment* from the United Slate* during the
past week, nearly 13,600,000 It,* of lard and mcata hav
ing gnus out to Europe* Hence a general tendency to
marl, down price* here, especially sa the near approach
of Hie let of March bring* uo iudlcnUuua of the “Uit
hog " yet.
Mxni Pour—Waa quite active and asbadeeaalsr
than on Monday, being 2»c per brl lower than uu Sat
urday. The trading was chiefly In options. Bale*
were reported on ’Change of 375 brl* easn at
18.13 ; 8,300 brla relief March at <11.f17>i(?18.15 ;0, <SO
brl* seller April at <18.40013.45; I,WK) brl* seller May
nt slß.7outia.72'< ; MW brl* seller Jnus at 119.00MH0.03 ;
230 brla seller /idy at <19.95. Total, 17,573 litis. The
market dosed nt <18.07 *6018.10 caih l
for March; |10.4051rf.43,K for April; aud <19.70$
18.73 m for May. .
Other dcscftptlona of pork were nulet and steady.
Clear was quoted at <10.23010,30; prime mesa at<lfl.uo
«10,13k; J and extra prime at <HUo(<?l3.l2’tf.
Laud—W.i* rather more acllvo than on Saturday,
sud ajtfo per 100 11* lower, the market being really
strong a* compared with the tone at other points from
which telegrams were received, Buyer* took hold
freely at the alight dedins. Hale* were reported ou
•Change of 600 tea cadi at IHUTU t 4,600 tea seller
Match at <13.37 VO 13.12Mt 4,800 to* seller April at
<13.33(313.0314; 3,750 tcsielW May id 919.nH319.82tf.
Total. 19,250 lc*. The market eloped at $19.33 casu;
<13.71*4 for March; $13.53513.57tf for April; and
for May. . . ,
Meats— Were In moilorato demand, and a shade
eaalerall around, some dcscrlptloua being quoted Vo
rerlt> lower, though the shipment* were obout th*
largeat ever reported. The market sympathized with
tho dodliio hi other hog product*. Hales were re
ported of 33,000 Its shoulder* at CtfO ; 80 boxes do at
OVc; 20.000 tbs and 2,600 pea green ham* (16 lb*) at
o*,(ko*4c; 150 boxes short rib* at Otfc; 100,000
lb* do seller May at 10c, loose; 10.000 lbs long clear* at
Oi.-ot 220 boxes do at Otfc; 40,0001b* short dear* at
0R«0«c5 40 hoxea do at 10e. The market closed at
fli.o for green shoulders, 9'*(aotfo fur do long clear,
live do short tll>*, Otfc do short clear, and Otf&Q.Vo
do hams. Swect-plckled ham* (13 lb« average) at lOtfta
lOtfc. Meat* In salt (part cured) quoted at fltf
(40**0 for shoulder*, cash or seller March; O’*o
do'seller April; 7c do seller May; long clear, Htfo
cash or seller March: do seller April Otfc J do seller
May. pvc; short nb*, 9tf(*o‘(cctsh or seller March ;
do seller April. 9‘.c; do seller May.lCc; abort clears,
cash or sailer March, OVc? d» seller April, ll)c; do sell
er May, love. Boxed meats Vo higher thau loooe. Ba
con meati quoted at 19tf@13tfo for hams. Ho for
shoulders, love, for ahurl ribs, and lie for abort
dears—all pacVed.
ORKJtnc—'Wa* quiet at 6010 c.
BF.EF PRODUCTS—Were quiet and nominally un
changed. at $8.23 for mess, <0.33 for extra mess, aud
53i.0Uqt23.02 for hams.
Tallow— Quoted at 9tf(Sßtfc.
1574. 1916. {
21,414
141,043
10,071
31,083
100
19.150
453,407
21,121
2,017,292
.! 823
t 2,803
795,153
C2.12U
6,521
8,9.15
2,74.1
1,822
227,709
1)81
23,983
2,909,702
•2,071,000
luo.coo
2,254
FLOUR—Tfei In very good demand, both on local
account and for export, and decidedly Armor, though
no advance was noted In prices except on Mlnnesotas.
Sales were reported of 190 brls winters at $3,75(5G.00 i
3,16!) brls spring extras ebleily at $i.23@4.t»; 200 brls
spring superAnes at JJ.2i03J.73 ; and 1W brls ryo flour
on private terms. Total, 3,040 brls. The market
dosed as follows : Choice winter extras, $3.23(34.90 |
common le good do, $1.23(33.00 ; choice spring extras,
$1.23(94.50; fairdo, shipping grades, $4.0004,23; pat
ent spring, 53.0C09.00; spring supcrflucs. $2.0003.90;
rye dour, ii.2305.C0 ; buckwheat do, $5,00(35.50.
lldam—Was fairly aotlvo, and under a good demand
ruled Arm at the recent advance, though in good sup
ply. Bales were 60 tons, at $21.00 for choice, and $20.50
for ordinary, both on track and free on hoard.
Cobn-Mkal—Was quoted at $3.40(3:1.60 per hr! for
good, and SJ 1.00(424.90 per tou for coarse. Hales were
10 ions tls3(.Co.
Shorts—Balea were 10 tons at $21.00.
WHEAT—Was more active, at about the same prices
1 as on Monday, which ware Vo lower than the quota
tions of Saturday. Liverpool was quoted steady, and
New York was active and firm. Tins brought out a
good aprcnlatlvo demand, which probably would have
resulted In higher price* hut fur the fact that the of
fering# of car-iota were larger than usual,
the receipt* of two days being crowded into
ono day's sale by the adjournment of
Monday. There was a good shipping demand, hut
chiefly for thu lower grades, and most of tho specu
lative inquiry seemed to be from the home shorts, the
buying orders from outside being few. Seller April
opened at «7c, advanced to 67',c, declined to 86see,
and cloeed at Heller March eold at e.iyrtwtc,
closing at 65,'tfc. Boiler the month sold nt 65<483*4c.
closing at 65V0. Seller May sold nt OOJtfftOl.Vo i and
teller June at Cash sales wero reported
of 47.40U bu No. 2 spring at 86@83>fo { 7,800 hu No. 3
do at 80a for winter storage, and 1 BlVdJßic for fresh
receipts; s.ooobii r#Jectcudoat77®77j<e; and 400
bu Northwestern No. 1 spring at 900. Total, 60,C00 hit.
JUsnwota WHKAT-—Was aulU The only sale ro
rorted was 400 bu No. 2at 87c. No. 1 waa nominal at
/leetlceil.' Ki
1,733,600
4lii,BsU| 10,21)0
6J.43U 7,530
131,622| 62,920
4 Bo) 7 vSsw
CORN—Wm fairly active, and stronger, averaging
Vc higher for tho winter options, sm! xe higher on
'Nay. Liverpool was quoted Is por 480 tU higher than
on Saturday, and Now York vu firmer, though alow.
The offerings Lore wm rather light, m operators
seemed generally to anticipate tight receipts. Tho
market eased off, however, lu the latter part of the
session, (ho demand having been satisfied, while buy
ers w» re more numerous than the first hour. Seller
March opened at 04ff*i advanced to Mhc, and closed
atM’.'o, Hellsr April sold el CSWAMifn. Seller May
•old at 71M(g71Ro. closing at 7t.SC. Heller Jane sold
at t9H(M7u«c; and seller the month at 04A4®G*W°t
the latter closing at fit.Hc. Cesh sales were reported of
800 bu yellow at M !*g ; 85,C00 hn No. 'J at C4,U®C4>tfo 5
4.800 bu rejected at 63X®&V;c; 7,200 bu cars ottW®
do on track; and 8,000 hu on can at 01X®«3Xc. To
ut, 100,400 bu. ...
OATS—Wet* rather slow, and Irregularly lower.
The offerings were liberal, nut buyers bold off, and
comparatively Utile was dune nsldo from a moderate
local trade lu cosh. (Juab nata were );®?(e lower, and
options except seller May, which was a shade
firmer. Heller March or the month sold at 63®M*,'e,
and closed at the inside. Keller April sold at 60S A
M*,c, and seller May at Bfltfflßfl’fe. Loth closing ut
the Inside, Cssh sale* include 16,000 Im regular No. 2
atß3®s3)*o; 7,WWbu do fresh at 63.tt®53tt« ? 1,800 bu
rejected at slV®s2)tfo (the outside in A., i>. k Co.'s);
coo hu No. a white at 04e; 5,400 hu by sample at 62®
67c, cm track. Total. IW.COO bu.
RYE—Was la moderate request, but easier under
more liberal offerings. No. 2 freeh sold at 09MC(3tl.tW,
according to location, and sample lots at 08c(»$l.o2 oa
track. Sale* Include 3,000 bu No. 2 fresh at ÜBc®sl-00»
and 2,000 bu by sample at 98c®51.03. Total, 4.000 bu.
HARLEY—was dull and IftlMo lower, closing wesk,
except for cash lots of /n ob in tpeoUl houses, which,
being scarce and in request to fill orders, were firmer.
The option department was very quiet, and tho market
generally dull, the trading being confined principally
to cash aud sample lots, the latter being In fair supply.
Seller March opened at |1.03j1, and closed dull at
tUITVf. Heller April was held early at fI.OT,
and offered at tho close at SI.US. Regular No. a
■old early at $1.09, and closed nominally
it 11.03 sellers. N. H. receipt* were quoted at $1.13®
1.13 fur fresh, and do lu A., O, Is Co. ■ at $1.2031.30)4.
Biles of cash barley include 2,800 bu No. 2 at SI.OO
for regular. sl.lß for A., D. k Co. regular, and 11.20®
1.30U for do (null I bn No. 8 m Jl.ol91.05; 400
bu rejected at voo: 8.000 babysampUatll.oSAl.23,
on track i 2,400 Lu do at $1.28 (3o atorage}, aud 3,000
Lu at $1.17, free on board. Total, 13,000 bu.
la! report
of Hatur-
of tho o(Dcl
10 evening <
reb. 13,
1876.
Feb. 31,
1874.
I'fb'.TO,
1876.
In the afternoon provision* wore moderately active
md easier, except meals. Wheat tud corn wero also
Mess pork was fairly active, and 2M®so pcphrl lower,
closing at $18.03 cash, $18.07 M tin March, and $18.02*4
(318,36 for April, with sale* of 0,H61) brla at $18.05 cash,
$18.07*4018.10 seller March, $18.32X018,40 seller
April, $18.67)4018.52)4 seller May, aud $18.90 seller
Lard was In moderate demand and So lower, cloelnp
at sl3.27'i(>S 13.30 caf-h, $13.50013.35 for March, and
$13.60013,65 for April, with sales of 3,750 tea at
$10.82)aA13.H7)4 for March, $13.52)4 * or April, and
$13.70 lor May.
Meals were lu fair demand sad steady, with sales of
20,000 lls short clears at U)*o. 100,600 16s short nbe at
Ottc, 20,000 IU shoulders at 0)4o t 460,000 16s do»(uv.
ls sheat waa'moderatety active sod lower, declining
Ve, owing chiefly to Urge offerings by » prominent
operator who wanted to sell out. Seller Manh closed
ot 85c, selling early at Hs)<e: seller April ranged from
8<i 1 .C485);c, and closed »iss'iCsbo)< I seller Juuu sold
121,333
3,164,771
122,348
18,149
43,0)0
9,711,9371
237,072
10,023
50,821
2,791,062
200,604
I 19,422
125,609
849.502
60,6'J0
402,430
69,mu
400,900
3,390,322
3,006,011
3,603,874
9,455
10J.69H
f1,877|
2,489
40,258
9,502
870,2011
209,408
205,627
2,465
97,507
0,877
9.460
40,258)
8,793
93,939
1,805,805
1 93,000
705
385,714
11,
111,
102,555
943,478
132,840
: 231,605
lit OljtfC.
Com wu dull ami al«ut Ve tower, closing at 04‘,'0
Cl Vo (or Uareh, 63(365,','0 (or April, and 7IJVo for
May.
Oat* war* quiet at Wo seller March. ami A9)(o idler
April. . •
2,402,067
1,460,6261
1,479,353
7C4.671)
is.sj-i
3,31(7
73,6*6
400,010
0,837
303
67,135
430,447
0,600
303
03,005
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCOHOL—Wan steady at $3.08,
BROOM-CORN—Is moving out quit* frMly, ami, aa
tba stock la In few bands, there (a a atroug temptation
to advance price*. Sales ar* mad* at the prices given
below: Good to axlra burl, 13013 c; bruab that will
work itself Into a choice hurl broom, 10V@llo; com
moo to fair do, Inferior truth, 8^®0o;
crooked, 6J4Q7J<c,
BUTTER—Tbs milder waatber of tbs put faw days
bu witnessed a material iocroaa* in our receipt! of
butter, and, u there baa been no oomei»ouiliiig lu
creeae in tbo demand, tbo market for anvthlug below
choice baa loat what little firmneaa it may bare devel
oped during lait week. Choice to fancy grades remain
firm, not to much on account of any activity in the
demand u from the comparative scarcity of aueb. In
a small way tale* of fancy ar* making at 3C@
38c. Wo quote: Choice to faucy yellow, So@3Bj;
medium to good grades, 33(4350; inferior to com
mon. 15(4330; inferior to choice roll, ibut'ifo.
CANNED GOODS—The milder wealher of the paat
fow days baa brought out a somewhat freer luqulry
fur canned goods, hut the Improvement it not yet to 1
marked uto esert any appreciable affect upon prices,
which remain the ume u uu the dale vf our last re
lurl. We quote the market steady as follows:
'caches, 3 lb «3.30 @3.73
Reaches,'J th 9.30 0*4.00
Peart. 3(b 1.00 (*3.60
380,411
037.777
408,'403
am
03,400
100
m
64,W0
1,7 M
301.403
13,136
31,309
314,640
34,001
6,131
011,‘HUI
10,1*8
3.M81
I 9711,174 _ 303,504
afloat lo Uiaiiarbor
ru; being the tome
,818,938 bn. Tticie
iio week of 58,163 bu
; anil a decmaa of
•y. Total locreue,
SADOAUD.
from the all lead*
jr (ho date« turned:
Vliuue, datuaoua, 3lb 1.75 (4140
Oroeu gagca »ud egg, 3tb... 3.10 U3.U3
Quince”, 3 lb .. 3.10 U3.95
Htrawlerriee, 3 1b............ 1.70 O'LOO
lUai.Uiiri?*. *■ 9.00 M 3.00
Ittaikborrtc", 9lb 1.18 (>|l.:io
UucaabtUTioa. 3 Ik.. LU yLI4
airroJV * WteM imi'J
vb, U, til,
1878. 1874.
HVekemt'U if**
/•VI.. SO, Ft
18.6.
4H,o£i: 68,018
• itd.uuo eai.4lo
I 811,710 UO.IM
I 4f. i»J
413,010
484.0C0
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1875.
. ... | I 33,000
I (V9J-0 . 5,100 8,694
] 3,2,«2,.5H4 | 3,977,6(3) I 3.011,000
o!|7h!:>7B i 8.10J,T36 | 11,010,000
PROVISIONS.
QREAOSTUFFS,
LATEST.
Tuirators, 2 lb,
T<imati*cr,tlß>....
Com, >Vln*low. .
Peas,2 lb, p0d,....
IVm, 2 lb soaked.
Lima beans, 2 lb,
Huccntuh, 3 lb..
IsiLaUT.llb...! 1.87*03.00
Lobster, 3 R 2.90 M3.W
Oysters, 1 H>, full weight 1.00 (41.10
Oysters, ‘J lbs, full weight... 1.27*03.05
Oregon salmon, new, 1 tt» 1.«5 (41.80
Oregon salmon, new, a 1b..... 3.79 t«2.P(|
Oregon salmon. new. 2* lb 3.00 i 4.1,00
COOPERAGE—TIercca sold at $1.40 atul barrels
at sl.lO. Hales were* re purled of U car*, most
lv tierces s Pork barrels. sl.lO ; lard tierces, $1.40
(41.43; Dour barrels, 4f»(4Mc; whisky barrels. SI.OO
M 2.00 5 pork staves, rough, f19.00c41P.0f15 dn burked,
$18.00022.00; flour staves, $7,U008.9»; circle flour
7.v«t>c; ti«bt j)«un.SiS.oooa3.oo.
DRESSED HOGS—Were active at * decline of 10®
12* c from Saturday's closing prices. The offerings
were Urge, consisting of yesterday's ami Monday a re
ceipts; and live product was quoted dull aba weak,
lienee shippers held o(T early, but look hold freely af
ter sellers made concessions. Light weights sold early
at $7.75, declined and closed at $U»47.09. Heavy
hoes sold at $7.3001.00, and eloped at tho Inside, Mgs
sold early at $7.60. and subsequently at $7.2007,40,
Sates aggregate 1,073 head stulo car*.
COGS—wen steadier at :wc for strictly fresh, under
n good retail demand, which will probably continue
through font. Pickled were alow at tHi433o.
FlßH—Trade still shows a good degree uf activity,
and tho market rrUlus Its linn tone. Stocks nro
considerably reduced, and some further price-changes
scum likely to occur before the reason la much
further advanced. Wo quote; No. 1 whltcllsb, W-brl,
sVi'oo.39; Ho. *2 do, ff..o(l<4(U»; No. I trout, $3.33
(d3.r>u; No, 1 ahoro mackerel, now, *-br), SO,OOO
ti/.'ft; No. I bay. $i1.75«t7.00; No. 3 mackerel. **brl,
$0.2500.60; family mackerel, V-hrl, s*i.»Uirfn,7r.; No.
1 ahoro kits, $1.7801.80; bank rodflah, $0.2300,60;
George’s codllsh. $0.9000.75; labrador herring,
Built, brls, $1.50(49.0115 do *-brl, $4.2304.90; Labra
dor herring, round, nrl, $7.6000.00; do, M-brl,
$4.00(44.35; scaledherring per 1»0x,4:1@45c; Columbia
lllver'ealinon, *-hrl, $9,750 10.00; ocean trout,‘idos
* U AND*^UT3—Domestic dried arc still dealt
In rather sparingly, cteept In the case of apples, for
which wo note a continued free movement at firm
prices. Blackberries are a »,c lower. Other domestics
arc firm. Foreign fruits remain quiet and Heady.
Nuts are In good demand and Hrm. We quote:
Foreiom—Dates, 7‘,oß'.>c; figs, drums, ICOI7OJ figs,
layers, Turkish prunes, lO0U*c; French
primes, kegs, 13013 c; raisins, layers, $3.10(»J.20;
Inure Muscatel,s4.o3o4.2o; Valencia, 12012*0 : S&mle
currants. 7V<*T’;c; citron, 3"032 c; lemon peel. ICM
20e, DOMESTIO—Aideu apples, 10020 c; Michigan
apples. BVO9C ; Indiana and Illinois, 7(43c ; South
ern, TWCfitc: peaches, halves, do mixed, 7*
(iißWe; do pared, 3Jt424c; blackberries, 10>tf(dllc;
raspberries, 390300; pitted cherries, !W(4320. Nwrs
—Filberts, 13014 c; almonds, Terragona, 24023e:
Naples walnuts, 13010 c; Grenoble walnuts, new, til
<4l4c; Brazils, 11(411*0; pecans, Texas, HKaiGo;
Wilmington peanuts, 7({f 10c; Tennessee peanuts, 60
0o; African peanuts. 6»i«Cc. .... ...
URBKN FRUITS—'Wero moving qnletlyat unaltered
prices. Choice apples were scarce and in the hands of
a few dealers, who retailed them at outside prices:
Choice Messina and Palermo lemons, $9.90010.00 per
box: Valencia onugrs. $1.59010.00 per ease; Palermo
ftiidMeaaluado.pcrbox.l3.Wo4.9u; apples, per brl.
$3.0002.90; choice do. |2.7503.50; cranberries, flu.O)
flll.dii per brl.
OltuCEßlEU—Sugars snd coffees were quoted easier,
tho weakness in both Instances amounting to a de
cline. The former Is “off'* an *,O all around, while
In coffees wo note a reduction of a *c in alldowrip
ijons except Java, Rice ami sirups aro Urm at pre
vious rales, flplcca rule dull and weak. Hoaps and
caudles nre steady, Tho general market remains
quiet. Following are tho revised quotations :
Rice— Rttna, 7*07*0; Rangoon, C*o7c; Caro
lina, 7*oß*o I* Louisiana, 708 c. __
COFFBhS—O. (I. Jivn, U3(43Cot Java, No, 2, 910
330: choice to fancy Rlo.2lH«ai,'(c; good to primo
do, 22*023Vc; common, 21\022>;c! roasting, 2ho
21, •; Singapore Java, 230W0; Costa Rica, 23024 c;
Maracaibo, 23034*0. . . ,
SUrtAUft—Patent cut loaf, llW0»ll?«'o; crushed end
powdered, 11011*0 ; granulated, ltl*01Io; A, stand
ard, 10*(4l0Wc; do, No. 2. W*01Oo; D, tfhoU;4o:
extra C, U%o9*c; 0 No. 2, U*oU.‘io; yellow, 0
No. 1, cholco brown, 8;«0S7io; fair to
prime do. 808* c; common do, 7*07 vc: choice
•molasses sugar, common to lair do, 7*0805
N. o. common to cbutco. 7(4B*c.
ciauw—Diamond dnps. $1,1391.20: silver drips
extra line, 03070 c; good sugar-house sirup, 63059 c;
extra do, 03003 c; New Orleans moloaso*, choice, now,
10074 c; do prime, 65068 c; do common, COOG3oj
Porto Rico molasses, 6U053c; common molasses, 41
Allspice, 13*01(1*0; c10tr5.500650 ; cassia,
3flW32c; pepper,2(lo27o; nutmega. No. I.Sl.3001.38;
singer, African, 25023 a: do Calcutta, 1A420c.
HoAPft—Osnnsn Mottled, C*(S7n; Golden West. 1?*
05c; 3Vhlto lily, C\ k OC,S'o; while Rose,
while llußßhn.s. J *'ow.
HAY—Wan In good demand, and firmer towards the
close, the offerings being light and Inadequate. Hairs
were reported of 20 tons No. 1 timothy at $17.70; 20
tauH No. 2 do at $10.03 ; 00 tons prime uplaud rmiirlo
at sl:i.sUai4.Co; 20 tons No. X prairie at $12.90.
Quotations: No. 1. $17.75018.00; No. 2 do. $10,090
R1.90: mixed, $14.60013.00; choir© upland prairie.
$14.00014.90; No. 1 do, $13.00 J No. 2, or Clough, $10.50
USI2.UU.
11I01IWINES— Wore In fair demand at Saturday's
quotation, though reportcd.lowcr In Now York, Biles
were 2-10 brls at $1.04 per gallon.
IIIDEB—Were m little bclUr request and sleady,
Woquoto: Green city butchers,'*7>tfo: green frozen,
TXO7?/o J green cum! light, 0(49,\(0 5 heavy tin, «,'<o;
partourvO,bMoß'(o: green calf, 10o; dry flint hides,
kip, and calf, lH(sl9c; dry ealtsd bides, 14013o:
dmcon skins, 4O049o; sheep pelta. wool estimated
■s washed, per lb. 40r«lSo; grubby hldm are dossed
as damaged, oud bring lw6-thlrda price.
LUMBER—Was In lair request for ohipmont. The
local bualnen Is light. Quotations:
First clear
Bocond clear, 1 inch to 2 Inch 40.0U090.00
Third cleat, ilnch 117,000*40.00
Third clear, thick 41.00M43.P0
O’ear flooring, lit and 2d, rough 81.00(440.00
Clear tiding, Ist and 3d., 20.00,421.00
First common aiding 18,00(a2U.li)
Flouring, Urat common, dressed al.OO(«Oil,OJ
Flooring, soooud common, dressed 34.U0020.00
Box boards, A audi 1,,. 3H.001438.0U
A stock boanla 34.00(438.00
B Block boards... 27.00031.00
C stock boards 13.tHKnil0.0O
Fencing (10 U.) 12.00(413.00
Common. lumber, 12 ft and under. 11.00(412.00
Joist and scantling, 19 t024fce1........ 12.00018.00
Lath 3.000 2.03
A ahlugles... 3.U00 3.33
bhluglee on track (Al 2.73(4 2.87>f
METALB AND TINNERB’STOCK—Trade is turn
ing, having increased considerably during tho past
few mild days. Tin plate la Urm, aud will probably be
advanced soon, i'ricss remain as follows: TiN-VuxTr,
—IC. 10x14, $12.00; do, rooflug, lix Oil. 10. $11.60. Fio
Tim—Large, 30c; smuL HU; bar, 030. 8oU)RB—No.
1, SOo; No. 3. XHc. Lead—Mg, 7tfo; bar, B,VjO
Oo; lead pipe, H.VO9C. CoptEh—Bottoms, 350; sheath
ing copper, 3sc, Huirr Etno—Full casks. 10«.'c; let*
quantity, lie; slabs,HJiO. Biixkt InOK—No. 34. Co
rates; Rusal* iron, B,to 13 inclusive, 2<lc ; do, No, 1
etaintil, 10o( American Russia A, 15c; U, 12c. Wind
—Nos. 1 toO, tfc; 7 toU.lUo; 10 to 11. llu; 12,
13 and 14, 12>$c; 13 to 10. 14e; 17. 13c; IS, 10a; 19,
Hie; 30, 30c; full bundles,U6 per cent discount;
fence wire, OS'o-
NAILS—Were quoted *1 $3.50 rates, with the usual
discount for large lots,
OlLS—Bricee wero not subjected to any quotable
changes; ruling steady and firm, as follows l Car
bon (standard white), 116 aeg. lest, do
Illinois legal test, 130 deg., 16016)$o; do head
light, 113 deg., 18*40l9o; extra winter lard oil,
$1.1201.13; No. 1. VBo; No. 2, 80o; linseed, raw,
84089 c; do bmled, H809Ou; whale, 77078 a: sperm,
$2.3302.40; noatsfoot oil, strictly pure. $1.03; do
extra, 30095 a; do No, 1, 75(4tU0 ; hank oil, 690;
hlraUs, Cbo; plumbago oil, OO076o; turponllno, 440
45; naphtha, 63 gravity, l$K013o: naphtha, com-
won, Ja^iilJo.
I’OTATUUJ— I The city demand continue* fair, and
the market Arm under a temporary scarcity of
potatoes. Quotations t Eastern I’eacbbiowi, Uftstl.OS;
Western do, Karly Itouo, HOC* Wo; mixed.
70<480c. Car-lnta of Eastern wor* quoted at DOcytlJc,
I’OULTUY—-Tbe offerings were small, but buyers
appeared to be indifferent about taking bold, owing,
perbaps, to tbe soil weather, bonce tbe market was
weak. Wsquota i Turkeys, dretsod, lO(<jl9o; chickens,
dressed, MllcporlL; ducks, 13itfl3o per &; geese,
8&110 per it*.
BEEUB—'Timothy was fairly active and steady at
s3.!iO®‘9.tJO, prime being 69)«ia65c. Clover was quiet and
Ann at 10.a00td.05, and mammoth at SO.OO. Uuucarian
sold at WJ(JIH6o, and mullet at 93c, Flax was quiet end
Arm at $9.09(39.10 lor crushing, and $9.94 for sowing.
SALT—'Was quiet and steady, as follows l Onondaga
and Baglnsw, bus, sl.6i{ Canada do, $1.70; ordinary
coarse, $9.00; coarse diamond, $3.19)4: dairy, with
out bags, $9.15; dairy, with begs, $3.00; Ashton
dairy, per sock. $4.00(44.95. _
VEAL—Was rather dull and easy. Tbe offerings
were larger, and tbo weather unfavorable for bolding.
Choice was quoted at 0(.3lUo, »ud medium weiguts 0(4
Ho : poor end heavy, 3)s «sc,
WOOL—bmall ciders are coming In and sro placed
at quotations. Tbe slock Is small and defleieut in tome
grades: Good to prime tub-wusUed, 6714580; poor
to good tub-washed, 46®5‘90; Ana end medium washed
lleoco, 47(370jj coarse washed fleece, 40@tno; medium
and coarse unwashed, hue unwashed, 31(43iM{
pulled wool, 490U70.
UAILUOAU i'llEiaUTß—The tariff remains as
beretofors: .
Chicago to
Boatou ami Portland
New York....
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waehlngton,
Albany, and Wilmington, Bel
Pittsburg, Penn,.
Wilmington, N. 0,
Charleston, 8. 0
Cloreland, O
8uffa10....... ...»
Following are the rate* per lud tta (or druased boge
to points named: Boatou, BOo; New York, 19o;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, flic.
live stock.
GUI 0100.
Becelpte wen aa (ollowa f
r~wnt.
Monday { 9.939
Tuesday 8.190
Tola! S,3W
Same time but week... 6.401
Week before bat 9.373
CATTLE—Trade opened dull thla morning, nor wu
there at any time during the day anything roaembllng
activity, elI*' 1 *'* 1 * la the local or uutalde demand. Had
(be auppiybeea xoaxs moderate, aoiae tmpraraaiant
In the tone of llio tiinrVei mfuht have been expected
to mull from Hie aHßlitly mute favorable
report* weired from the Kaat, but Hie offer*
htltfl in largely etreefled the trade, requirement*
tiut holitern dciqmlrcd nf Hulnlnf any Bdranee, and tbe
different uradra were freely offared at tbe price* cur*
rent on tbe doting day* of but week. The cmnpara*
(Ire acarclly of Aral and tecond cites collie enabled
bolder* to realize without much exertion, but of the
poorer eurl* only * email percentage changed band*.
The only **le *t»OTo ffl.oo wa* ;U limit arrrwtlnß 1,4(0
1)4 *t fC.35. Thl* drore waa owned by C. It. barber,
of Polo, 111., and waeaold by 11. E, Mallory ft llro.
Tradliiß wan principally wtlhlu a range of fl.BC'Qfl.lW,
nr nt $.1..',('(41.60 for common to Rood bulcheriiiß ealile:
at |3.Ai)(£4.!tf for fair to prime «look ateorn ; Mid at
f4.NM8.60 for common to Rood amnoth well-failed
•hipping *teor*. Tho yard* are full of alock and Hie
linmedlalo future of the market doe* uot wear a Very
cheerful look.
1.13 $1.30
1.80 $1.70
3.10 $2.50
l.fO $2.00
1.23 $1.60
1.05 <<4'2.10
1.K5 $'2.00
QUOTATION*.
Extra Hmtc9—Graded steers, weighing 1,400
to i,r.su it.* $0.25(36,75
Choice Ueevea—Flue, fat, well formed 0 year
to r> vear old ateera, weighing 1,250 to
1,4501b* 6.00(30.00
Good lieoTt*—Well-fattened, ftnely formoa
■teen, weighing 1.1 M) to 1,1100 lb*. 6,00(35.00
Medium Grade*—Stern In fair Ileal), weigh
ing 1.100 to 1,1130 It.* 4.0504.75
Butcher*’ Stock—l'oor to fair steer*, and '
common to chiilco cow*, for city slaughter,
weighing 800 to
Stock Cattle—Common cattle, weighing CbO
to 1,050 It* 3,00(34.26
Inferior—Light and thin cow*, heifers.
et ig*. tmli*. and scalawag ateota 2,25(33.00
Cattle—Texas 2.75(33.25
.Viniibfr and d<*afr/übo)i.
93 extra steers....
KO choice steers,
10 choice steers.
17 good tlcei*.
in good ateers.
II good ateer*.
111 good steers.
91 good steers.
C.l good ktevra.
24 oxen
47 good slcar*.
PJ good ateers.
10 cava
18 medium ateers,
13 medium steers.
170 Texas steers.
9 bulls
19 medium ateers.
12 cows,
21 flecker* 823 ‘1.30
HOOS— Common ami medium light and ordinary to
fair heavy grades were 10c lower than Monday, or 20@
33c lower than at the dona of hit week. Choice Unlit
and Rood to extra heavy were held well up to Monday's
({notations. TUs receipt* of choice hogs now shown
Heady fulling off, while la the supply of low and me*
dltim grades a corresponding increase fa noticeable,
hut, ss with the present wee* the packing Koason vir
tually comes to on end, there will of eotirao be a dimin
ished demand for eboleo heavy weights, and vnlnen of
such mny bo expected to depredate in common with
the poorer sorts. sales were st a wide
range,—viz,: at $5.C0@7.C0. The great bulk of the
trading, however, was accomplished ot W.iVJfI.OO.
Inferior to chutco light sold at £3.053(1.40. and com
mon to choice heavy at $'1,30147.10. The sales of fan
cy slock wero 200, averaging 4(10 lbs, at 17.43, by Keys,
Ilrnwn k Co.; 47, averaging IW3 lbs, st $7,30, by Con
ger Bros.; and 01, averaging 3JO lb*, at >7.(Ki, by Bt.
John Jt Brown. The market closed (pile:.
800 BiLS*.
.Vo. Av. PrirrAXo. A r. Price.
Oil 1129 $7.151.69....2(12 $0.7(1
40 !M'J fl.flol (17....208 0.40
(18....214 0.40
.3SJ 7.50
(JO .1105 7.00
.I*l3 7.IHJ
60....100 0.40
7J1....108 0.40
IW2 7.20
65....200 (1.00
60 i:HB 7.10
fi'i!!....283 7.15 121.
7;| HOI 7.10 100....205 0.80
47 m 7.15 61....200 fl.ff)
82 180 0.75 03. ...018 0.00
41,...0.15 0.80
121....272 0.83
111 287 0.75 "
41 im o.«o I;
68....276 0.85
.282 0.80
6(5....280 0.80
150....289 0.00
Oil 254 6.76 1
40 015 7.10 11
112.... 2D3 0.05
40 443 7,35
.285 7.W1
67....230 0.40
1108 7.10
78....287 C.W)
.330 7.0 C
02 200 fI.HD
55....108 0.10
G0....150 0.10
73 271 0.70
64 210 7.00
81.. 0.12 V
23.. ..159 fI.OO
iw!!r.”s« «/?«
60......U73 6.CC
HllKKl’—lint IMtle trading waa done la tbls brand:
r tlio marital—.ot enough to entabUah niarket-riluea.
i’e quota tlio pilcci nominal at |U.7C(54.76 for ]>oor tt
tedium, and at (B.tKMO.'iS for good to extra qtullUea
ilcfpalo, Feb. 23.— Cxrrix— Uccelpla. 1,343; total
for the week, 6,168; market moderately active; not
much stock ottering; owners holding for an advance.
ftKEKi* ajjd Lauhs—lleooij'te, 4,400; total for the
week, 11,000; market dull; prices kfooC; 23 can In
the yards unsold,
Uoua—Uocelpls.fiOO; total for the week, 6,000; mar*
ket moderately actlvo; Vurkcis, $0,500*0.85; heavy
hogs, $7.2337.10; stlUera, av 230 tin, $7.09.
UAHT LIttEItTV.
Cart liiocnTT, Pa., Feb. 23,—Cattle—Receipts to
day, U33 bend; nupjily fair, Imt no buyers on hand,
and no business done; but few retailed, therefore can
not give a reliable quotation; Leiden are, however,
askiug full last week's prices, and rutkrrover.
Iloos— Uccclptalo-dsv, I,o lshead; Yorkers,s4,4o3
(3.70: Philadelphia*, $7.C0®7.80.
Hump—Receipts to-day, 6,000 bead: beat, $5,483
6.00; medium, $4.7639.29.
Br, Loom, Feb. 33.—Uoos—Receipts, 478; acarre
am) firm; choice lota wanted; Yorkers, $8.6090,05;
parking, W.75®7,50,
Carruc—Receipts, SOS ; Arm and aclivo ; aalca of
good native steers at $3.75; fair do, $3.8596.35; good
nntivo huttihcra’, $5.37>tf&5.50; common do, $3,753
4,60 ; good Corn-fed Texan ulcers, $1.75.
WATEUTOWK,
Watertoww, Mom.. Feb, 83,—Rnsr Cattle—Re
ceipts, 103; supply light { trade dull; choice, $10,75;
extra, $0,76916.110 j tint quality, $3,0090.80 ; second,
fd.SOtftl.OO; third. $5.5090.00.
HlißreAHoLAMUS—Receipts. 1,083; trade a abada
bettor than for some weeks past; prices advanced ;
■alee In lota at 13,6093,75 each; extra, $8.0090.00.
DRY-Ol
Aside from print*, hlenchc
Ims, cotlouodcs, nud a few ol
textiles, fur which there is i
the market presents a quiet;
weather of the part fuw d»
revival of business in the
called outre somewhat freer
but orders from Urn interior
larger aggregate than for
our report of a v;eek ago, u«
have wen noted. The po
of undoubted strength, aud
the spring-trade, which it n<
l»e a pretty general advance,
to question.
SHOW* (
Atlantis A, 4-4 11 o,
Atlantic H. 4-4 11)),'
Atlantis D, 4-4 0 w
Atlantis I*. 4-4 8 X
Indian Head, 4*4 It
Indian Head, 7-a OW
Nashville , 10
Appleton A 11
Adriatic 10V
Wachuaetts.........,lo)* ,
Stark A, 4-4 11 \
Augiuta. .10
OarducrA 11
Michigan A, 4-4. 11
Medford 10
Macon 0
Mystic lliver 0
IUOWMD.
Dwight Star. 4-4 11 e
Dwiuht blar, iO-Ui...lW
CouuueuUHJ .10>tf
I loot til, Ult UW
Uootla, M 10
Newmarket A S
MamchuacltaßU.., 8#
Great Folia M Otf
Great Falla 8 8
Great Failed....
Nevada A B.ST
I’orUmoulh 1* o,‘y'
Mohawk 6^'
J4TB,
McrrimaoF.nnk....lO CjAmoikeag,T o
rINK S
Nashua E, i(Wn.,.... 14 c
Nashua It, U<Mu 11
Nashua 0,3J-la Ojrf
Pepporell E.40«1u....1l
PcppcruU It, 0&-In...lO
PoppcrellO, 30>1n.... 0
Peppered N,30-1u»... 6
Crescent .10
Prescott X L ~..10
ludlau Orchard, AA. .10>l
Indian Orchard, EE,. O.V
Indian Orchard, NN.. BJf
Indian Orchard, lilt.. B
M0rr1iu50D.......... 0
I’adfiu 0
Hamilton.. 0
lUchwuad 0
American............ B
Sprague........ ..... BJtf
Gloucester.... ....... BJtf
Garner B
Garner Flat.. UK'i
Washington
BmUbOeld 6#
High colon, lo extra.
ULIUCOKD
Lonsdale cambrld....l7 o
Now York Mill* IS# .
Utica Nonpareil.... ..IS ,
Waro«utU, 4-4.......16# >
Davol .....14
Prill®of ILe West....lS#
Luigden, UU IS
Fruit of the Loom,, .13
Lutiadai0.............13#
Androscoggin, L 13
Amoakeag ......11#
Auburn, A 13#
lloaouuda... ...U
(Urn o( the Bplndlo..U
UIU, 4-4 ZZ ia
fs!l!l
45! 00*45'
40j bO'iO
3SI 70*sJ
•251 W35
67 1.01’,..
03T.34,..
IHI 8d IB
•Ist eels
OUntoa...
LaucaaUr.
Batea.....V.V , :
Am0akeag............U1v I
poMfcT
Kaumkeag aaltcena...l3>iioj
K0anarge............1d |
Androscoggin. JJ,
Amoakeag.,.,'
TICI
Minnehaha. 4-4 M g
Minnehaha, 7-8 33#
Amoakeag, AOA 25
Amoakaag, A. ..fiO
Amoakeag,U... 17
Atuoekeag, C 15
Amoakvag. D 13#
Amoakaag, U....<....13#
Pearl lUvcr. 23#
Coneatoga extra, 4-4..33
Conestoga extra, T-8..10
Conestoga UM, 4-4...19
Sfttep,
14,209
10,500
80,7001 8.810
43,709 0.018
09,386 3.038
York a1r1p5.,.,...... .33
Columbian ~19 Warren, AXA 17
litis, AXA IT Warren, 1U» 11
Otla.Ull 1.1 Warren,CU 14
Oils, 00 11 Uncmivllle, UOA 14
Heaver Creek, AA K.tf Wsnvgan 12tf
Heaver Creek,Jtlt Utf Haymaker U»tf j
Heaver Creek. C0.....12tf Button 9,tf >
btHlpe*. . I
Minnehaha, 6-3 lu o American, 0-11 lltfo 1
ATnonkcag,o-3........14 lAmerirnn. IKI Ibtf i
Amoskcag.3-3... HI [Hamilton, 6-3 11
Uncasville, A Hamilton, 3-3 14
UncasvlUc, UOA. .19(41:1 ! <
cur.viox rrntri'.fi.
Whltlenton, A A 14 c Everett, No, I 1* •
Wlilltrnlnn, It 11 Maspiitesic I4tf, !
WhliteUtnn, XX IB Union, I'hdd U» ]
Amoakeag I4V Union, A l.ltf
Everett, 10 Union, AA * 14tf ;
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, Feb, at.—Consols, money, 9309JV 5 ac
count, 93.V0MV; ’Ms, 107 V ? ’O7". 107«; 10*10*,'
103 V { now 6*. 109; New York Central, 03; Erie, 35V
o‘j.itf S preferred, 43V*
Tallow, SO* Od. flplrits turpentine, 35s 3d025s o<l.
Pams, Fob. 23.—lUmlea, filfCOo.
LivEnrooi., Fob. 23.—Yarns ami fabrics at Manches
ter firm, with an upward tendency. Breadstuff*
steady, Receipts of wheat for thopait three days,
13.0C0 qrs, Including 0,000 American. Corn, 31a Cd®
33s ; eliotiKlors, 33a Od. Hama—Long cut. Bln.
Antwerp, Fob. 23.—Petroleum, 30f.
London, Feb, 23.—Tho .Iforfe lane Kxprm says un
favorable weather keeps samples of wheat offering In
poor and unsalable condition. Prices tend downward
In every market.
• PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
PniLADELruiA, Feb. 23.—W00l quiet but firm ; me
dium am! combing scarce. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
West Virginia XX and above, CS(S6Bc; X, 64055 c;
medium. 66067 a; conrio, cOo32tfo; Now York, Michi
gan, Indiana, and Western, flue, 49052 c; medium, 63
@.*oo; ooam, BOfaMe; combing, waabed, 60®«7>}c;
combing, uuwaahod, 4f1®500; fine, unwashed, 35®
37c; coarse and medium unwashed, 40o; lub-waihed,
65VC00; extra and tnerluo, pulled, 40050 c; No. 1
and super, pulled, 43® 18c.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New Yoiik, Feb. 23.—There was a moderate pack
age demand for staple cotton goods, which bring strong
current prices. Brown sheetings and fine and medium
bleached shirtings aro closely sold up In all loading
makes, (thirling prints are fairly active, but fancies
are quiet. Ginghams aro in good demand. Dress
goods are Improving, and cotton hosiery are active.
Fancy caMimorcs aro quiet, but worsted coatings sre
In sternly requcsL
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YOnK.
tirteial Dispatch to The CMeaao TVißiinr.
New York, Fob. 33.—Pnoviaiomr-Thopork market
is very dull and heavy; the demand for the future Is
falling off. Lard easier and closeu very fiat.
Coffee—ln 1110, the same dull and depressed feel
ing noticed for sometime past ■till continue, with a de
cline of per lb on all grades; the lute receipts
which bare run stock to n hlger point than it Hoe been
for sometime past, couplod with tho duty question
which It la said has now fallen to (ho ground, hnvo
been tho chief causes of the stagnation ; the only sale
woa 2,055 bags ox Sullivan on terms not transpired ;
wo quote ordinary cargoes at 16V<SH7e» do. 17V®
17Vo J good, l»,tf®l9Vo I prime. lfl.Vol9.Vc in gold.
Grain—The inquiry'for wheat was fair at Early
’Change, and a stronger feeling was opporent, but the
advanced prices Instated on restricted the export trado
In spring; winter firmly hold, and In steady demand
for milling; close* strong, hut not very active owing
to advanced rates of freight asked; there Is mors in
quiry for winter for milling at Improved prices; the
axles aro 1(0,000 bit, at f1.0701.07.tf for un
graded lowa and Minnesota; sl.lO for
No. 3 Chicago spring afloat, end $1.03 In
store; $1.0701.09 for No. 3 In store and afloat;
1 fl.Ufor No. 2 Milwaukee In store; sl.lß for No. 1
Minnesota, afloat; $1.2401.25 for rod Woatern, and
1t.2C01.2i1V ember do, Oats less active, and does
i lower; (be sales are 39,000 bu ; now Ohio mixed at
G70C90 afloat; white at 70®”0,tfr, liye quiet and
lower; sales of 600 bu State at 05c. Com opened
! better under more favorable Liverpool adnccs, but
closed weak and tame under some advance in
> freights; sales aro 05,003 bu; Western mixed, 64,tf®
1 Sso; do white, 65086 c ; do yellow, 85tf©SCc,
Ftoun and Meal—Tho inquiry for flour Is quite
J general, though the badness for the trade Is confined
to small lots to keep up the assortments. Bbtppers to
Europe ore buying liberally, but those Iq the West In
dia trade are doing more; N0.3 and super are quite
[ scarce and firm; at the close of the market steady
, with more doing, principally In low grades of Allnne
sota white wheat; extra Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan,
1 $6.70(30.00; Western shipping extra, $4.8004.90;
. Minnesota extra common to fancy, $5.06(30.40; good
to choice spring wheat extra, $5.2300.05; extra amber
Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan, $6.2606.00; Ohio, ludl
i ana, and Illinois super, $4.8004.63; Minneapolis com
-5 men to choice extra, $5,1003,63; Minneapolis fancy
f baker’s, $5.C0®3.85 [ Minneapolis new process, $5.26
1 09.60.
dr. I'rL-e,
.1,41)0 $d.25
0.00
,V,isi4 fi.itf
,1,301 6.G3V
,I,‘jir. 5.2.1
,1,299 R.fO
.i.jiii n.w
.1,297 8.40
,1,22:1 MO
.1,1)79 £>.ol
.1,4:10 B.I'O
,1,17.1 fi.23
,I,OSO #.M
, mu 4.r>o
4.5')
i'.7o
4AW
4.W
,'i,m uq
KIl 3.:w
,1,175 4.r0
jVo. Ap. Prie*.
48 184 $0.25
30 105 0.25
53 187 6.25
(id 201 0.35
•J1 184 G. 30
70 107 0.35
112 170 0.35
63 204 6.35
HI 100 0.35
70 210 0.35
01 282 6.35.
44 10(1 6.25
31 213 0.80
30 187 6.00
7Q.,.»»,215 D.70
41 224 6.20
35 10'J 0.20
71 233 0.40
60 101 0.23
A3 172 0.30
r.4 100 o.ao
33 177 0.25
43 100 0.35
03 143 6.03
.201) O.fiU
lurttl 6^o
llltl 0,00
.162 0.10
HUIiALO.
BT. LOUIS.
Scoxn—Market atlll very dull and depressed; ael
jrs are not pressing sales, hut .to sell further abate*
uicul seems probable ; transactions arc only 100 bbds;
clayed, S.^o; I,COO boxes Cicufuegoi and 644
boxes molasses-sugar at B,'fo.
rniiniiTS—There is n fair business passing on the
bertha in grain, and rates are firmer. In the charter
ing line there coullmie* to be very HUlo ac
complished, though tonnage Is in fair supply.
The Inquiry at present is light, and rates
are above the views of shippers; tbs engagements
made Include: To Liverpool, by steam, 400 bales cot
ton it ®D-32J per lb, compressed; 24,000 bn grain
at 6,y®9?«d per ba, aud 8,000 bn, no rebate, at same
JOODS.
lod ami brown cottons, deu
olhcr loading linos of cotton
i a well sustained demand,
t aspect, Tits loss Inclement
lajs has witnessed a partial
city retail trade, and baa
r inquiry from that source,
ir do not show a materially
the previous week. Since
10 Important price-changes
mIUou of the market U one
1 that, with the owning of
low near at hand, there will
them aoeua little reason
rats; to Glasgow, by steamer, 6,000 bu doalfld; to
Bull, by steam, 48,000 bu wheat at fl,*tfd ; to Loudon,
by steam, 33,000 bu do at Oil, and 200 tons 011-cake at
27a fld per too. Tho only charter with particulars is
an American bark of 400 tons hence to Corunna, with
hogshead tobacco at 43s Cd.
New York, Fob. 23.—Ftoun—Firmer; fair de
mand; receipts, 9,000 brls'; superfine WeMoru end
51ate,54.10(44.6*: common to good, 84.70iW4.83; good
to cliulco, $4.1)0(45.30; white wheat Wcutcru extra, s3,:io
(40.00; extra Ohio, $4.73*0.50; St. Louis, $4.76®7.M.
Bye Hour steady; $4.00(43.10.
ConK.UEAU—Quiet; Western, $3,80(34.60.
OiuiN—Wheat firmer: fair demand; receipts, 80,-
000 bn; No. 1 spring,sl.l6(3l.2o; No, Sspring. |I,U3
ALO7; No. 2 Chicago, sl.Ur®l.loJ< ; No. 2 Milwau
kee, $1.U01.13/tf ; No, 2 Nurlbweatcrn, st.oD®l.U ;
ungraded lowa and Minnesota spring, $1.03(41.10;
winter red Western, $1.21@1.22; amber do, $1.20®
I.2CV;; while Western, $1.20(31.34. Itye quiet and
heavy at 86(rf(93c. Barley dull; Canada West, $1.40:
malt quiet and heavy. Corn opened firmer; closed
heavy; receipts. 903,c00 bu; mixed Western, 84j<®
Mo; yellow Western, KkAMc. Oats opened firmer:
closed henry and lower;, receipts, 37,000 bu ; mixed
Western, (I'fiCOc,
OOTTOXB.
,llroadwny 8 c
Mackinaw 8
Langley, standard....lo<4
Langley, A ...10
Cabot A, 4-4 It)
Cabot W, 4-4 tltf
Lyman T 8
New Uartford, AA.... U
Lawrence, LL, 4-4...
,Agawam i’,4-4 8
iTremont, O 0,. 8
Empire Btate...,. 7)f
N’oponsct. 7
Nonpareil 7
auaktr OJ£
iwultc, 1) 7
Hat— Firm ami unchanged.
OnoceuiKS—<Coffee quiet ami unchanged. Sugar
dull; fair to good reining, IM®7Sfc; prime, 7*(o ;
refined quiet. Centrifugal, Uoliumea
—Grocery gradis quid ; New Crli-aus steady at CO®
Ode, Bice steady; Oaroilus, 7iv®l.^o; Uangooo, 6 yi
(gONo.
I'l-.rnoLtan—Firmer; dull; refined, o;
crude, 7,'; c.
FnovtuxoKß—Pork dnll; new men, $10.23; prime
mess, $lB.lO. Beef unchanged, fnturvs quiet,
Pickled bams, IDJfo; middles quiet; long clear,
10*40 ; abort clear, 10& C. Lard beery; prims steam,
13 s ,r; April 13J,e. '
BurTkn—Prime steady; others heavy; Waalers,
16CJ240.
Oiikkse— Firm at lO^XQ^o.
Whisky—f/)wer; SI.(W.
CUJVKBBKKO—DuII and nominal t $11.00(311.23,
UraiiKKit Urns-Lower; $9.C3®2.10.
Knurrs or TunptsiiMc—Lower; 370,
Eues-dloavy; WusUiru, 33®3Sc,
Freeman........ 1%
Mourning,, Bjf
Shirting.,... 8
Mallory Pink 9
■Mallory Purp1e....... BJf
■Manchester 9
WamautU QH
Uilwaitvee, Wie., Fob. 23,—FtoCB—Quiet and un
ebeuged.
OiuiK—Wheat, No. 1 Milwaukee, OlVjo; No, 2, Bfl.Ho;
teller March, April, 87,Vj0. Gate acarce end
higher; No. 3, 8:io; May, Silo. Coni iu good supply t
No. 2atora fn-ab, &4)<o. lt}*B a abadu tinner; No. I
alort', St.(IO>C. Burley dull and demuniUxedi Mo. 2,
$1.12; teller March, $1.10; No, a, $1.02.
Pbuvisions— Firmly held. Moss i>ork firm but
nominal; SIB,OO casu: fIU. 1 (A 19.1& tvllor March;
prime mcae, $10.60: extra prime, sl3.‘is. Hwcet-nlckleu
b»mi, 10V®lle. Dry salted incuts acarce ana firm;
Bboulden,tf^'o; middles, all loose; boxed,
Wo higher prime. lAtd firm but qnletp atuem.
118.40; kettle, $14.00. Drcaaed boga easier, $7,60®
iQwnor.roU. Bo
Warren ......... 8#
Luuadale....* 8
Blackatouo, AA.,,,,,.10#e
.11an0...............,10
.Cabot 10#
Senate. AA,,,, lu
UwigbtUUr 11#
Hallowed, Q U
Newmarket, 0.....,,10#
Newmarket, 11,...,,, 0
Uoolt, E...... 0
Boott, 11 10#
TUorudike, B o#
Thorndike, U y#
Clreeu, if... y#
Ureea, Q 9
Vaughan, XX..,..,.. a
IIUUH.
3.00,
Urcsins—Flour, 13,000 brls; oats, 300 bu; wheat,
CB.UOO bu.
Hmruum—floor, 8,000 brU; oata, 000 bu; wheat,
0,000 bu.
BALTIMORE.
Ualtimobc. Peb. 83.—Ftotm—Dull 5 Weetcra au-
Btraue, t4.UUM.tt ; do «t«i 1».0i*(!j4.78 5 do fam
OitaiN-Wheat oloady uid did); No. 1 amber WeaU
crn. $1.3001.31; No. 3 do,
flMl No. 1 red Western, SU7.S; J No. 3 do. $1.10;
o. 3- do. f1.12. Coru atrouK and uellre; Western
mixed, Bio, Date firm: wblto Wcatern. U7(£(Wo; nixed
do. OSaiWc. llye steady, aud tlru; Si.OCK§I.U).
pnovwioas—Steady and firm; activeorder trade.
Pork quiet but firm ; sll>.tt(§3o.Oo. Itulk meats
steady: abouldtre, 7>4(§luo 5 tloar rib aides. 10,%(§
IQU, llaoon steady; aUouldw, «Xo; clear rib, lI.V
llama, 14(316c. Lard quiet but firm; 13*j
M ilorr*B—Steady; Western tub, 2603001 do roils,
Pktbolxuu— Steady; l^aT^c,
Ooyrax—Hull { ordinary to prim* Bio. oargoea,
ttonuually 17ftl0u.
Wm»»t— Nominally $1,03.
CINCINNATI.
OiHoiMKATL 0., Peb. 33,—Ftotm—Doll and un
chauged.
UiuiM—Wheat steady; moderate demand j rod,
f 1.07(§1.10. Corn dull and unchanged I 660570, Oau
air aud firm { 60<4640. Bye dull aud doolluod I sl.lO
91.13, Barley quiet and aaekaaged.
iMiddteaex,
Qleuarw,.
.. e#o
.. «#
.. 9#
|Amoakeag, brown,,,.lo#
(Indian Orchard...,., «#
Cano* .... y#o
Coneatoga GOA, 7-8..1 So
Coneatoga OT, 4-4... .17
Coneatogo AA, 30-1n..!3#
Methuen AA 19
Falla A.... ...13#
Manhattan..... 8#
York, 33-lucb 31
York, 30-inch 17
Thorndike A 11
Swift Hirer 10#
Ocean a
PUUOeld 7#
ima.
siPearl Hirer 1....19 e
Nelson, IXL IS
Uuvtxr A .id Ciir.KHß—(juli t ntu! unrtinnacJ.
Ci.ovi n Hfkd—(Jukt nnd imcliaun(d; UftiU'e
I’novi-uoNa— Mpbh pork i|iilcl anil ilrm : Jl'Vlliii 19
a*kml. quirt l country *t«am Mil at I»>; 0 * <■!£
licit! Nt 13* c ; vrltla. HwHVf. Bulk m«ta mitet > n A
firm; shoulder*. 6/ift7u; clear rib, U?;g9; ic «r,, ( .
bnyrP ApJll * Hear, 10,','MtOqc. Uacoti *te»d»’
mod«r*l«> drmnid : Bo j 11c; llW<*. *'
Wiuhkv—Hicaily ; moderate demand; $1.05.
Hon*—Unvcr Kra<li*a ilul) 5 r.oimuou tu medium etc
97><c; tfuod, Amur 5 f7.2fift7.60, ’ *
rjULADKLIMtIA.
I'HH.ADRi.miA, Feb. 'il.—l'i.ocn—Steady • Mtrsi
f t.Ud * Htato extra family, |5. bleb grad**'
«.CP«47.23.
Grain—Wheat firmer; red, Sl.lSftt.7o; iq,)*.
$1.2.1. Kyo, flsc. Corn advancing; yellow, 60*’
Western mixed, 80c. Data firm; white, C9o; mixed'
07c, *
I’novistos*—Quiet. Mm pork, $19.50 ft 20.00.
Wmsat—lt .os.
Fi:Titm.tOM—Nominal.
Ct.ovr.n Hkv.d—Stetdy 5 Slate and Western. lowa
timothy. s'J.»;oft2.73,
Flax Sbiix— ia.oo.
IlurrKU— Steady; Now York and Bradford Count,
extra*, fi3ft37c; do ftreto, fi3ft;llr| Western etlrai, j»
ftfiOo; do first*, 34ft27c: du rolls, flrata, 25ft27c,
Ciiufhf. —Finn and unchanged,
Kuua—Lower ; Western, UiWlijc.
bt. t.owI:l
St. Louie, Feb. 23, Flour—Firmer and a ihidt
1 bolter ; suporlluo winter, |!.lCft4.sis; extra do, Uu
ftUO.
Grain— Wheat dull and unchanged; No. 2 red win.
ter,
fair demand and firm ; No. 3, fllft&V. Oats in fair da.
msndaud firm ; No. 3, B7e, Harley unsettled; nolb.
Intf done, llyo scares and firm : No. 3, *1.0U(«i1,03,
Winsicr—Unsettled ; few inks at *l.oooffend
|1.03 at rloflo without buyer*.
Provision*— Fork dull; nominally, for coal) SIB.SO>
future* closed tower; $19.20 for March, Lry'ml
meata dull; only n email Jobbing tnids at preview
prior*. Iktcou acltre and firmer! nlionlilert, g'.ui
Hi(o; clear rib, clear. Ilftll'ic. Lard dull a
IfiVfc; offered at the rnme for March.
Luutsvn.LE.
Lootsvillb, Ky., Feb, 33.—Grain—Corn nomlntl
at Rs’ftTOc. Gate nominal fit CUfto3c. Rye quiet it
Sl.lo.
Provisions— Pork nominal at Slo.Coft3o.oo. Ri« n
firm; shoulderr, BS'ftß'ics clear rib, ll'.ftlli/e:
Hear, H'vMllHc. Bulk metis Ann { shoulder*, 7',e
nld<><, Lard firm; good, tierce!
14 Lo; bej!*, 18 / *x(sttr.';c.
wiiisKt—Firm at *1.0.*.
BOSTON.
Boston, Feb. 23.—Fluor—Steady; moderate ds.
nand; prices Mtber firmer; Weatrru Btircrflne. s4.m
04.50; remnum extras, *4.t0ft5.00; Wlscjunda ml
Minnesota, 13.00(<t0.23 ; while wheal Ohio, Indian*, md
Michigan, $5.3500.23 ; Illinois, $3.23ft7.U0 5 Sl.Loolt,
Sfi.softß.ooj fancy MlniiMoca, $7.00ft9.00.
Grain—Corn—Mixed and yellow, 87ft89c, Oiti
firm; mixed white, 70t474c.
CLEVELAND.
Clntkland. 0., Feb, 33.—Grain—'Wheat quiet ini
tmfhaiiß.'il, Corn firm; shelled, 71ft720 ; ein, on
track, «7ft(Wo. Gate firm; while, 03c; No. 1 state.
Olo; No. 2 do. BDC.
Rxouiptu-Wheat, 1,050 bu; corn, I,OSO bu; otU,
1,9511 bu.
BUFFALO.
Boftai.o, Feb. 23.—Grain—Wheat quiet and Ann;
naica, 800 bu No. ‘J Milwaukee club at $1.03, Cora
firm and quiet; Bales, 4 cur* now,on track, nt 7(Vj j
car* now, In More, at 77c. Oats scarce and higher;
retailing at 63c. burned. Ryo neglected, barter
quiet; xales, 3 cars Canada at $1.33, ou track ; 3cxn
two-rowed Stale at *1.30. on track.
Xlxo Bclcnltcau Foe off the StomAch*
I'ninpi
Tho other evening, whllo Dr. Magnifier iris
Bitting in his cilice reading a now work on ** Uil-
Inna rover," tho Coroner camo in. Tho follow*
inu conversation ensued:
Doctor—Anything tho matter, Coroner.
Coroner—Anything tho matter! Thunder I
'Why, thoro lint been a midden death in this
comity for nigh onto a year.
Doctor—UtiHincßß le unit, hey ?
Coroner—Well, dull is Just no name for it.
It’s regularly prostrated. A korosoue lamp ex
plomon’d bo a perfect benediction, just to Urea
things up.
Doctor—Came very near having a case yester
day, didn't you ? whou Mrs. JoUuhou’h little pi;i
swallowed itio arsenic. Bad, wasn't it ? 1 got
there just lu time.
Coroner—Awful sad; sad you got there u
quick. I called. Doctor Magrudor, for the pur
pose of ascertaining, confidentially, from you,
what you'll tako for your stomach pump?
Doctor—'Why, 1 won't tako anything. I don't
want to sell it.
f f» (A* iiweMcl JVsss.l
nn.wAUKXK.
On.*—tJnrhan&od.
Run*—Hull mill dwdlnfd ; 380,
Coroner—Well, I'd liko to buy it. This here
thing isn’t square on mo. Johnson's girl takes
arsenic, and you pump her out. Jimmy Doherty
swallows poison, ami you rush round and cant;
him. Old Bolls accidentally drinks muriatie
acid, and you scoop that out of him. Mu.
Btackor Jams herself full of strychnine, and
there you aro bailing her out with that ridickliu
machine. 1 say it'a rough. No Coroner caolin
in snob a place. He can’t hays half a chance.
I'll giro you £SO for tliut pump.
X I)oclor Can't sell it.
Coroner—l'll give you SSO if you'll rig her np
somehow, so's when you use her she'll fllpa
stomach wrong Bids oat and kill the patient any*
how.
Doctor—That can’t bo done.
Corouor— Scorns to mo's if you might fix op
some kind of an explosive sucker iu it; toms
kind of a valve that would explode, and lot out
like a flre-crackor whoa you got it down ou the
Inside of a man. I’ll pay well for buoU b cod
vculcnco.
Doctor—Can’t do It.
Coroner—Not as a personal favor to me? Not
to oblige an old friend, who’ll give youalltbi
post-mortems, and all the bodies tq cut up?"
Doctor—Not under any circumstances.
Coroner—You won’t? Thou hang me If I
don't settle yon anyway I D'ye think I’m goto'
to lob an infernal old stomach-pump, a llaitci
old Oorman-Hllvor snuirt-gun with an lojuc
rubber nozzle, como between mo and my broil
and butter ? You don't give me a chance to get
a fco. I'm starvin' to death, I ain’t had a mor
sol of chewin' terbacitor for two days. If there
ain’t no Inquest this week tho milkman'll cat
mo off. And am I gain’ to lot you akcct around
this yor community plungin' that auction-pane
into people’s stomachs aud interferin' with their
honest intentional* Not much I ain't I And I
warn you—uc w mind roo—that the next time jea
rah that machino down a man aud ho dice, Iu
mt tho jury un to btinglu* In a verdict that you
tilled him, and I’Ll hang you as euro as my oame'i
Barney Magical ,
Then tho Coroner withdraw, and the stonuch
jump remains all rondy for action. There mil
jo a tragedy in this town before long, if tho Doc
tor persists iu hlu resolution.—-U ax Adler.
Going to Court tn Madrid*
Tho Madrid correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph thus describes a visit to the
lloyal palaoe on a reception day :
“Thoralacio Beal of Madrid la situated at lb»
western extremity of the Capital, and form*
an immense quadrangle about 400 feet i»
length ou each sido ; but the four facadei,
although almost precisely similar as n>*
garde tbolr orohitooturo, differ considerably I*
tholr altitude, the aonthorn aud eastern wlor*
being only about B5 feet high, while the retotfo*
lug two, owing to tho declivity of the groucJ,
are nearly twice that height. Been from JM
old highway of Castile, from the Northern Ihj'
way terminus, from tho banks of the wow*
calumniated Mancauaroa—which is really h
times a highly respectable rivoiv—or frota tte
summit of the hill of the Principe Fro,
the lloyal Palaoe of Madrid, with Id
controforta, lla terracca, aud its gardsnv-*
which last, eloping downwards, give the *“*
lice a luagullicont pedestal of verduo—detactu*
itself, in its huge white masses of carved atone,
iu a most imnosiug manner from the surround*
lug landscape, and may contrast uot at all mil**
vorably wltu the noble aud venerable pile of bt *
Germain-on Dayo, near Paris. This la uo
to apeak of the show-wonders of the abode eiw
mauy Kings; of the Aatonlshingly rich, out
aomawhat gariah aud
chapel; of the guardajoyas, or treasury; o» t°*
library, the theatre,aud the caballorlzas—Uieewr
moos ataWos and coach-houses, in which areMp»
whole generations of state carriages and
state harness. Borne of those days,
ore 1 leave Madrid, we will go sight-seeing. **}
Instant, Sunday, my businoßß is only «»U »u
flrst floor of this prodlgloue palace, which wo"*
contains thirty saloons of coloesal diroenaww.
We left oar caniogo at the first of the tore
gates after passing tho Plaza del Orient* so
liassod between two ranges of soldiers with
jayouots into a large circular alone yeatifi®
There one of the fluoat utaircasoa I ever »» '
composed' of slnglo blocks of uiaible, tw ••
to a long range of stone logijie and com a «*i
hung for the nonce with small P\ oc v i*
line old tapestry, the like of w^lr 1 | ll |
not to he seen anywhere out of Spain. A*J' \
we reached a grand antechamber, decor*' .
with numerous trophies of arms sud www
antique form, and here were gathered lot*
henchmen, iu long doublets of crimson vei .
heavily embroidered with gold, which awm®
strong roinluisoonoeii of our own
Yeomen of the Guard, whoso quaint g». I
indeed, antiquaries maintain was not a**,
by Henry VIII., bat was introduced into
gland by Philip of Bpaiu when he w ® hOD .
our shores to wed that Queen Mary to **>
it would seom, it is no longer hold w .
f ood manners to apply her only aobnque*-
he next antechamber to this— an
room, hung with yellow Utrecht velvet aud. _
In damask, adorned besides bv scores of mw
pieces of the BpaitUh, Italian, aud I*
school#—a oloaoly-paokod crowd was awe®
anxiously waiting to be ushered Into the *V/ a
presence. Throogh this crowd, shortly si
a * lane ’ was made for the passage of j,
ladies, a few In full court costume and bu**#,
diamonds, bat the majority lu morning
Ur Urn laUat farts fsahioa."

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