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MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.
Tm pionTfl of onicAno ntroßTf.nn.
The declalon of the Secretary of tb* Treasury on
the 9tlb nit., with regard to the ect of July 14, 1870,
the pasaaga of which Wan secured by the Importers of
Chicago and other Interior ports to enable them to do
their ahare of the Importing businoea of the Ulaals
alppt Vallay, b«» very properly
XTOKfiO A RBMOKSTHAKOII
fnvn (he Importing merchant* of Ibis city. The nil
lug of the Secretary m (list the act of July 11, 1870,
made no change lo the rule'of law existing when that
act wu passed, as to (bo dale of original importation.
This virtually cots off Importers from all opportunity
to Ills their damage applications, since the ten days
within which they may do so are made to run from
the Unto or arrival at the seaport, loalead of at tbo
port of destination. This nillng Is
AT MAMIfESf VMVUMCR
With the Spirit of the act of July 14, 1970. The hlelory
of Ui* various decision* of the Treasury Department
on this subject la of Interest at this time.
Th* set of March 3,1103, Bw. M, gives Importers A
right to abatement of dalles for damage on the voyage
of Importation, and the act required that duties
should bo ascertained by the proper ofilctra of th*
port at which the goods should arrive.
The set of July 14,1870, called the Immediate Trans
portation act, give* Importers the right to Import
direct to Interior port* with practically no examina
tion at the seaport. Ten days from the data of land
ing la tbo lime allowed th* importers by tha law to file
tiiolr damage applications. The Secretary of tha
Treasury at one* .and property ruled that this ten
<Uy« began to run from the time of arrival oi th*
PORT 07 DtaTnUTIO.V,
that the time of transpcrtaUon from the seaport to th*
port of final deaUnaUon was pan of the voyage of lm
portaUon, and that the damage could bo ascertained at
the port of destination, and ten days 'could be had
there for filing damage applications. The Secretary
also declared the year from the dale cf Importation
wllbln which goods eonld b« withdrawn from ware
house without payment of the 10 per cent additional
duty prescribed by the act of March 14, 1866, lo dale
from tbo landing of the good* at th* port of Anal dea
tlnatlon. .
Auy other ruling# would have conflicted wllh the
plain Intent of the acia of 1790 and 1870. To have
made the ten day* date from the lime of arrival at the
■eaooMt would have deprived interior Importer* of
the rights secured to them by these enactments.
Under tUI* ruling, the
FOREIGN TRADE O t CHICAGO IRCREA9ED
rapidly, end, a* the merchants state In their reman*
■trance,many millions of dollar*’ worth of foreign goods
wore imported here. Western merchants “ have bad the
satisfaction of transacting their own Importing butt
ness. The Treasury has not lost one dollar of 11s da*
tlce; no oue complains, except the Importing tnor*
chants of tho seaboard and that clans who lire by at*
lending to tho foreign hualm-as of tho interior.’’ This
prosperous trade la suddenly threatened with loss, if
not arrest, by this decision of the Secretary.
THE LAOT RULING
was the result of a question which arose under tbo In
creased duties Imposed by the act of March 3, 1375,
which look effect upon all good* landed at port* of
the United States from and after the passage of (he
act. The question arose as to the liability U> the ad
ditional duty of goods which arrived at New York on
ihe3J of March, destined to Chicago, and arrived at
Chicago after March 3.
If tho Importation were considered as mode at tho
seaport, the goods in question were not liabls to in
creased duties. If the contrary rule were adopted,
goods arriving in Now York on (bo 2d of March were
liable to tho old rato of duty, while another package
on the same steamer, and destined for Chicago, would
1m subject to the new tax, thus putting different rates
of duty on different parts of tbo same cargo.
TO AVOID TUB LATTER COURSE
the Secretary has suspended the application of pro
viooa decisions relating to damage allowances and
withdrawals from bond within a year without the ad
dition of the 10 per cent duty.
I Damage allowances on Western Importations have
therefore ten days to run from the date of arrival at
the seaport, and are practically cut off In con
sequence of tbo time consumed in transporta
tion. The argument of the Chicago memorialists that
i “It Is not to be presumed that the act of July fill
1870, was framed to abolish all claims for damage al
lowance upon goods imported uuder it. Tbs reasona
ble eonalrnctioo is In favor of tbs landing of the
goods at ths port of destination as the date from which
to lodge proof of damage, because It Is the port where,
by law, the entry Is to be mede, u
18 WELL aUTTORTED
by legal citations and reasoning. Tho intent of the
law of July 14, 1820, waa to mako the Interior ports
ports of importation and original entry. The Socro
tary should cacoualdcr hit ruling and permit the for
eign commerce that has grown up in those interior
points to continue on the same footing as that of
Eastern points. There should be
NO SECTIONAL PUCItnnNATIOS.
If the Secretary refuses to do eo, the remedy Is (o
be found in a now enactment by Congress, Thers can
bo no doubt of the success before that tribunal of the
part of the country that has a aioar majority of the
votes.
Thera was some Interruption In business yesterday,
on account of the festivities of the reunion of (bo
Grand Army of the nopublic. Tho Board of Trade ad
journed at 12 o'clock, and tho operations of tho hanks
woro noUoobly lessened, Tho loan market continues
to exhibit the same characteristic featured that have
boon recorded from day io day for weeks, llatee to
regular customers remain unchanged, hut outside
rates are weak and easy. The supply of loanable
funds it in growing excess of tho requirements of
trade. There la a moderate amount of applications,
hut not enough to ahaorb the surplus of tbo hanks.
Bates of discount at the hanks are o£lo jut cent.
On tho street the prevailing ease is undisturbed.
Bates are Cslß per cent,
Now York exchange was sold at irregular rates, run
ning from 23 to COo premium between bonks for SI,OOO.
The supply waa not largo.
Tho movement of currency to and from the city is
not large. Tbs shipments arc in excess of the re
ceipts.
Th« clearings were t-VOO.OOO.
GOVERNMENT BONUS.
United SUtes 6a of W.
United States 6-208 of *O2
Vidled States 6-20* of 5X
United States 6-‘joa of U5
6-20e of htt—January and July.
t-'JOe of *o7—January and July.
6-Uos of ‘Oil—January and July.
UMOa
United Slates new 6s of ’el,
United flutes currency Ca.
Gold was U5,' 4 '(3113*;.
fOiaUUN EXCHANGE,
Sterling exchange was 43dC)19(; cable trans
fers, London, 431# ; Parte, CIO. Other rates of for
xign exchange are quoted:
Paris (francs) SIS (aStt’J
Germany (relchmarka)..,. 95*;<3 95V
Belgium (francs) 815 (gSIlv
Holland (guilders) 4!V04 42,'.'
Switzerland (francs) SIS USUV
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark (kroner). ay j-
Austria (paper florins) it);
CITY AND COUNTY BONUS,
Bonds. fiui. Asivd.
Chicago City 7 %) ct. bonds.... iiriiffclnt, ItM*; A lut,
ChlcacuCltyl’vict. sewerage, KTJ I ,' k inl. lU,l‘, hint,
Cbtcago Oily 7 V ct. water loan lU3<; k lut. 103).' kmt.
Chicago City 7 Net.certificates U3V hint
Chicago City 6 Vet. certificate* W hint,.,.,.,.,,,.
Cook County 7 V ct. bond k iuL.lO3 k ini.
West Park 7 per cent bonds {9J klut.
lUHK BTOCKB.
iHui.tAtktd.
Merchants’ National.
First National Bank
Fifth National hmk
Fourth Nallotul Bank
Commercial National Bank
German National Bank
Com Exchange Natluual Bank.
City National Bank
Home National Bank
National Bank of Illinois
Illinois Trust aud Savings Bank
National Bank of Commerce...
Merchants’ Barings, Loan end Trust Oa.
Union National Bank
Union Stock-Yard Nati0n5].........,.,.
Uids A Leather Bank
WiactLLAMiODB.
City Railway, South Side.
City Hallway, West hide.,..,.,
City Railway, North hide..*
Tradara* Insurance Company, ox. alv...
Chamber of Commerce, ca.Ulv,.
Chicago Qaa Light it Coke Company....
Chicago k Northweettrn gold bond a.,,.
Pullman palaco Oar Company, oxdiv...
Kxpoaltlou atouk
District of Columbia 3.(4 guaranteed )
by United State*. /
LITKUT.
Ksvr Yonk, May la.— ilouay, 3# 03. Prime marcan
(Be peper, 4«9. ,
Sterling dull; *B6\o(g7 for «-day, and 4»» for
eight.
OaatoßM reeeipto, *393,000.
OMt rtmigt UWfclWtfi (doling at tha blgbul
price. Borrowing rate*, 133; Io»di wbw
flat.
Tho Aatlalant Tretaurar dltburaed $282,000.
Clearings, $30,000,000,
Specie engagements tlma far for Saturday* aleam-
en, $1,000,001).
Government* atcady. Railroad mortgages firm.
Btata bomla quiet.
The stock market was firm at tin opening, and In
wme eaae! price! advanced, After the first call, how
evor, a reaction act In, and prices declined Vtitf*
Dnrlnff the laid hour the market vu quiet and firm,
with lb* change* generally alight. Atlantic k Pacific
Telegraph advanced to 23 V on • rumor from London
that the Faraday had picked up tha cable, and forth*
same roaion Western Union fell off from 78V to 73.
Attbecloieiherewasa alight reaction In the former,
and little recovery In the latter. Erie closed at 23V*
The Directors held a meeting to-day. It wa« reported
that Mr. Jowctl waa appointed by Iho Director* to
consider the aubject of the coal Unde. It U elated
that these ianda have not bean sold, but mortgaged.
There la much feeling agaluat eclllng the Unde, aa
they are considered a valuable *s*et of the Company,
and to part willi them at a nominal value would be
detrimental lo the Interests of the stockholders. The
financial report roado by the Committee of Director*
will probably ha given to tha pnblia to-morrow.
Panama declined from H5 to ItIV, and Pacific MsJl
from 43 to 41*{. The Panama Directors, at thoir
meeting this afternoon, rejected the proposition* ®*
the Paclfln Mail Company. The difference
between the two concerns reUto to tho
character of money In which settlements tball
ho made, restrictions upon passengers, haggsge,
etc. The transaction* at the Block Lachangawert
148,C00 shirts, of which 33,000 wiw PadMUatl,
31.000 Western Union. 45,000 trie, 6,0W Lake flhor*,
11.000 Ohio*. 0,000 Wabash, and 11,000 Union Pacific,
oovkunmcxt bonds.
~I'jJV Coupons,*o7,
.HIV Coupon*, *6B
~117 V lh-40«
.UltJi Mew 6s
.I3IV Currency Ca,
eraic BONDS,
Coupons. HI..
Coupons, i*j,.
Coupons, Vi 4...
Coupons, *ik>..
Coupons, new.
Missouri* 10J
Tetmeteees, old 71 #
Tonncsiesa, 71
Cant0n,...,... I
Weetern Union Tel.. Ti,V 1
Quicksilver 14)5
AiUine Uxpteu..... ,IC3)<
Welle-Fargo.... 91
American C*V
U.a. EsrrcM 67K
Padflc Malt 41* i
Kew York Central...los I
Erie 23Jtf |
EriepM
lUrtam pfd MS
Jllohipan Central,... IXH
f. k Ft, Wayne, cx. d. 9i
KotthwMlern 41?*
NottUwoatcra pfd,,„ Stk’
Rock Inland 104. a .£
New Jersey Central.. I UK
Del Lack to WU 119#
REAE ESTATE.
The following ioetrumtnls war* filed for record
Thursday, May 13:
Twenty-fifth at. 167* It eof Prairie &v, •f, 24 .
x!U4 ft, with building, dated May 11 ( 4,C00
Wabaah av, MS' ft ■ of Twenty-ninth at, w f,
&tKxl!>2 It, dated April 21 B,COO
Vernon av, 423 ft a of Thirty-fifth st, wf, 44 r
133 ft, dated Mar 13 4,M0
Augusta at, neat Will et, t f, 23x100 ft, dated
May 1,800
Dlck*on«t,n of Division at, w f, 31x100 8-10
ft, dated May 13 1»M0
Ohio st, 180 ft w of 8U Clair at. a f, 3 2-12x100
ft. dated May It 460
Ohio st, 123 ft w of St. Oblr at, e f, undivided
uof 22xlW It, dated May 1t................ 3,550
Bhurtleff av, 291.S ft nof Thirty-third at, wf,
25x125 ft, dated May 10 1.360
south or cm turns. «nmn a nxwua or T vn.u
rnoii counT-nocfcK.
Lot 10, Uoecmnetkel’a Block 31, Sec. 13, 53,14,
dated May 9 9*ooo
COIttSIEKCIAE.
Tbo following were tbo receipts and shipments of
the leading articles of produce in this city during thf
twenty-four hours ending at 7 o’clock on Thursday
morning, and for the corresponding date oaa yaar
ago:
10,7771 7,BN|j
CM,Viol Ci/Irtl >
C5,2'4| 33,K*.»1<
M # 7.V»I 37,800 I
T'Joi 00 l |
S.R'JOi 3,(-001
36,311 167 r 7C:i|
10,720- 22,5001
02,700
“**7,2401
ll'.ilO (7,0101
31,033 60,t00l
}
10,401 13.0211
3,347 2,KJI
Flour, hrls
Wheat, bu
Coro, bu
Gate, bu
llye, bu..
Burley, bu
Grass seed, ll.i.
Flax seed, tbs..
Broom-corn, lbs..
Cured meals, Us.
llevf, Iris
Pork, brU
lard. lUi
TiUJjw, Hi
Butter, lbs
Dressed hog*, No
Live boos. N0....
Cattle, No
Hhccp, N0.......
1.103 I.CIJ
>9,370 73,H5f
Hide*, lbs
Ulghwlnce, brls..
Wool, Ite
Polatcwi, bu
l.iimitr, No, feet.
Shingles, No
Lalh, No
Balt, brls
12J uO'.h
199,287 T«,3«0
5,501 6,l«»
•1,632,003 9,199,0001
1,003,050 4,348,(00
091,000 180,000
16,039 3,6001
Also tbs following, without comparisons:
Kind of produce.
Poultry, 1b5....
Poultry, coops,
Eggs, pegs....
CLeeie, bis...
Dried fruits, lbs...
flreun apples, brls.
Deans, bu
Hay, tons,
flops, lbs.,
Plot), pkgs.
Withdrawn from store on Wednesday for city con
sumption : 2,501 bu wheat, 1,022 bu oate, 317 bu rye,
013 bu barley.
Tho following grata was Inspected Into store on
Thursday morning: 65 cars No. 1 spring, 03 cars
No. 2 do, 16 cars No. 3 do, 4 cars rejected do (109
wheal); 17 cars high mixed corn, 74 cars No. 2 do, 31
ears rejected do, 3 cars no grads do (125 corn); 1 car
white oats, 8 can No. 9 do; 2 can No. a rye; 2 can
No. 3 barley, 1 car rejected do. Total, 337 can, or
123,000 bu. Inspected out: 7,372 bu wheat, 100,988 bu
corn, 24,808 hu oats, 2,014 hu barley.
Lotten from various parts of the Northwest bring
advices which warrant tho fear that thepiagnoof
grasshopper* will be worse this year than last. A
prominent man In Missouri writoa that the pests an
hatching out there by the million, and bare already
eaten every green thing down to the ground in some
districts. Wheat and barley are suffering especially.
The leading produce markets woro moderately active
yesterday, considering the short Umo allowed for act
ive existence. A resolution offered by Air. T. T.
Gurnee, that tho Board of Trade adjourn at 1 o’clock,
was emended by OspL I. P, Burnsey (o read that it ad
journ at 13. The amendment waa adopted. Hence a
good deal of trading was crowded into Hula room in
■ome department*. Tho feeling waa relatively steady.
Tho street markets were busy early; but little was
dons after 13 o’clock, as there was a general desire to
watch the procession.
Dry good* continue moderately active, without im
portant price fluctuations, though the general market
shown less steadiness than a fortnight ago. Prints
brown and bleached cottons, and other of the leading
lines, ere unsettled in values. The demand for gro
ceries was not specially active, though, In a quiet way,
a very respectable volume of sales was accomplished.
Tho prices current on Wednesday wero uot subjected
to sny quotable variation. Butter and choose were in
demand at former rates. Fish, canned goods, and
dried fruits met with a good inquiry, snd were iteady.
Coat, wood, lagging, and leather wore dull. Oils were
txirly active, and steady.
Lumber was lu fair demand at (be docks and yards.
Prices for cargoes were unchanged, but for green stuff
from tbo yard-docss they were sometimes shaded,
though the cutting la not general enough to warrant
a change of quotations. The demand for hard
ware, especially from (ha country, has
suddenly fallen off, and the market is remarkably
quiet for the lime of year, but probably the lull la
trade is only temporary. Price* are steady at the re
cent reduction. The wool, hide, buy, broom-corn, and
bop markets were without material change. Beads
were quiet but Arm. Potatoes wars weak, except
choice Peachblovs, under liberal offerings and a light
demand. Poultry was dull snu lower.
Uul. |.4 sta/.
vaic
IE
i "ica*
)
PROVISIONS.
UOQ PRODUCTS—Were qulul ted Thar*
waa little demand, and tba advice* from other poluti
wort unimportant. The leading feature of tha mar
ket «u au apparent dealre on the part of on* or two
oparatora who wart carrying pork product* to cloaa
out their account fur tb* purj>oa* of Invaallog their
capital lu wheat, which pay* better; and title oauaed a
tinge uf waakueaa.
IJatot,
101 lug
in m
n hu
13) iu»
W.V B7W
wa
fcj
Uta# Poms—Waa ISo per brl lower, with the trading
bght, and couftuod tu changing over, at a premium
which barely paya the cut of carrying. Bale* wer*
limited to 3,b00 bill atUcr June at *31.55(331,83; a,OCU
brUeellur July at f31.60M31.t10{ and 3,330 brU
-u*ufclat*.3.oo. l ,33.*-0. T0ta1,«,350 Iris., Tha mar
ket closed tamo at |3l.iU<33i.i9 caab} 101.53 for June:
*31.60 for July; and *.'3.00303.03 for Augmt.
Kstra prime porlr waa quoted at $13,10.
Laan-Vfgt 3Xdßc per 100 it* lower, in eympatby
with mete pork, (hough but UlU* waa offered, Bala
■ were limited to 3,380 ta eabar June at IlS.lOaiS.iJk.
and SM tec teller July at |ts.C9.v. ToUl, 8,760 tea.
The market eloaed at $13.33016.37* caab; slsJCta
13,43 V for Jon#? JI3.COgI9.OJ.Jtf for July; andsls.to
0)13.82* for AttguaU . . „ . .
Mtura—Were inactive and nominally unchanged,
being firmly held at prerlona prirea. Btlea were ro*
ported of 900,000 K>a •bouldert teller July, at «Ho*.
and W.WJOlbt abort rtlw aeller June, at UJ.'c, both on
Wedneaday evening. The market clewed at -flVo for
ahouMera. caah or aeller buy; B»<e do acilerJuna;
Bko do aeller July; long clear, live «ah or aeller
klay: do aeller June, do aeller Jnly, 11 { abort
riba, cash or aeller May] do aeller June,
II niJ 120 * <lo teller July, ; abort clear*, cash
or toller ifay.lJVo; do teller June, 12V05 do teller
July, l2*o. Based mead Vo higher Hiatilooae. Hum*
mer*onrcd English mead, U*(.*l2e boxed; tweet*
pickled hamt, 15 Iba average, at UVftiiVr, Bacon
meaWquQtodat 13Vi<?14Keforbam«, «M« for ahoul*
dera, lac for abort riba, and ia*o for ,tlorl cltara,
—all parked.
anraiK—Waa quiet at 8011 c.
BEEF PBODdOTS—Were quiet and nominally an*
changed, at *H.*O for meat, |O.M for eitta m«at, and
fefl.oj(«rJt.oo for bam*.
Tatt-uw—Quoted at B*oß*6,
BREADUTUFFS.
FLOUR—TTu very quiet, and quoted steady, lo the
almost utter absence of demand. The market does
not usually open till about 13 o'clock, and several
dealers dtd not open dp their samples, as It was de
cided to adjourn at noon. Sales wore limited to 175 brls
spring extras, and 200 brls rye flour, on private (sms.
The market closed as follow* t Choice winter extras,
14.5007.90; common to good do, $0.00(30.50; choice
spring extras. $5.13# 03.60; fair do, shipping grades,
$4.7505.00 ; Minnesota, $.1.3300.00; patent spring,
$6.0008.50 ; spring supsrfluoe, $3.6001.36 ; rys flour,
$3.4005.50.
Crux—Was in fair demand and a shade firmer.
Sale wore 40 lons, at $17.00017.33 on track, and $17.50
free on board cars.
, ..135 }£
...117*
..116
..133#
CoBJf-lIBAL—W* quote at 11.7503.87# per btl for
good, and $37.50338.00 for coars*.
Middukob— Sales were 10 tone et $33.00, free on
board.
Virginias,new...;... 34
Virginias, eld. 84
WHEAT—Averaged #@#o higher, snd was active
at the two ends of the session, but dull between. Llv
arwool was quoted steadier, but understood to be
easier, and pubhe Maw York advices did not come in
till th* Board had got through trading. But our re
ceipts waro smaller than the reported shipments, and
there were a few more buying orders on the floor,
which resulted in a firmer feeling on the part ef hold
ers. Tit* news about the “grtsa’per* ” al*o tended to
strength, though It was inadequate to produce a de
cided advance. Bellrr June opened at $1.03, rote lo
$1.03#, declined to $1.03#, and advanced t051.04,
dosing at $1.03#. Seller July aold at $1,05#01.07#.
closing at sl.oo#. Seller the month, or regular Mo. 3
spring, sold ut $1.0101.01#, dosing si sl,ol# ; snd
gilt-edged receipts of do closed at $1.03#. Cash sales
war* reported of 4,C00 bu Mo. 1 spring sisl.oool.os# :
117,C0U bu Mo. 3do at |t.ol,#(*l,UJ#; 5,400 bu No. 3
do a(o6#e; 4001 m rejected do et ftt#o! Buo bu by
sample at SI.OJ; and 4(>o bu white Hamburg at sl,lO
frao on board. Total, 138,000 bu.
St. Paul
81. Paul pm
Wabaeh.............. llh'
\Vatath ufd..... SO
Ft.
Terr* Haute 6
Terre Haute pm St
CblcaßO k Alton 10.1
I Ohlcago&Altotf, pfd.,llo
i Ohio & Mlululppl.. Sj.V
Clove., Cin. ft. C 01... #•}#
Clil., llur, k Quiney.llt'
mi# Shore 71.V
Indiana Central S’,
Illinois Central .101
A. & I*. Tel 34* i
Union Pac.itoelr..... 71 >£
Central Pac. stock.. 10'J.V
Union Pac. bonds....loo‘t
Minnesota Wueat—Ww In moderate reqneat and
firmer. Hales were 4.000 bu, at (1.04 for No. 3 in
store, and (I.OS for No. 1 free ou board.
COHN—Waa i(o? 4 c higher, under a fair demand,
though quoted easier In Liverpool. The receipts were
relatively light, tho shipments fair, and the weather
threatening, while the market sympathized to some ex*
tent with wheat. There was a moderato order de
mind early, but not mnch inquiry for caah lota, ship
pers preferring to bold off till to-day. Solhr June
opened at 74c, told at 7JJfe, and advanced to 74>y. a ,
closing at Heller July sold at 7rt?<fS77,V-*,
closing at 77Sc. Heller the month or regular No. t
sold at 73 .'4@'Slfc, closing at 72>io; and gilt-edged re■
oelpts of do closed at 73,50. Cash sales were repor.oa
of 1,300 bu high mixed at 734<e; 108,000 bu No. 3 at
72‘4G"3*<o; 1 ft,COO bu uew No. 3at catfe for abort re
ceipts, and 70>A71c for regular; 11,200 bu rejected at
CJGG'J.V®; 600 bu eara at 700 on track j and MO bu by
sample at TJO free on board. Total, 140,W0 bu.
OATS—Ware fairly active and »4010 higher {than
on tbo previous day, Tho market opened stroug, and
quickly advanced under a good demand for cash and
future, and In sympathy with other grain and tho
firmness in Now York, but subsequently weakened,
and, at tbo hour of adjournment, the Juno option was
jsc below the highest figure touched during the ses
sion. Seller June sold at (i<dC6jic, and doted at
(ritj'c. Seller tho month of cash sold at fi.J'4oOlc.
Tho dtUverlcs on May contracts were liberal, i’redi
No. 2 sold at ClftCtjtfc, and rejected was quoted at Clc.
S-tmple lota were active. Hales: 90.400 bu No, *J at
tiUOUIVo: coo bu No. 3 white at j 14,300 bu
by sample at CJjtfG'Oc, Total, 100,300 bu.
RYE—Was very quiet. There was a little Inquiry
for No. 2, but none was offered. Sample lota were
alto quiet. No. 3 was quoted at (1.03. Halos: 110 bu
by camplo at f l.oi,
UAHLEY—Continues quiet. The demand for cash
was fair, but the light offerings prevented dealers
from filling their orders, but tbo market was Tory
firm at (1.8401.3J for No. 3 and (1.1801.30 for No. 3.
The market was alio bare of sample lots. Thors was
no demand for options. Sutler May was quoted at (1.81.
Hales of cash were Untiled to IKK) bu No, 3 at (1.33,
and 1,300 bn by sample at Jl.iisGl.Uj ou track.
1874. 1976.
11,340
04,034
104,054
43,139
93,292
15:1,671
17.47K
In the afternoon a few gathered on the curbstone,
and talked rather than traded. The only sale* re
ported were two lots of 6,000 bn each, wheat at (1.03 X
teller June. The market closed at (UO3 *{01.03*4.
Corn was offered fur June at74jtfc, and 74>fs was
bid. Oats and provisions were not mentioned.
2,0.7 6,821
131,199
3J,C3>.
3ro 23,020
344,300 361,467
70 7
630 108
208,323 236,645
GENERAL MARKETS.
AXCOHOL-Was firm at $3.31(33.30.
BUTTER—Although there U no Inclination among
buyer* to invest btyouA supplying immediate necessi
ties, tho demand about keeps pac* with the dally re
ceipts, and the lately advanced prices are easily main
tained. The season when materially Increased re
ceipts may reasonably be looked (or is, however, near
at band, snd that prices will ultimately go lower there
con bo little doubt. We quota: Choice to fancy yel
low, 28<3M0; medium to good grades, JB<a24o; in
ferior to common, 12®17c.
EGGS—Tho receipts were smaller, and under an
active local Inquiry prices advanced to 13#914c,
QUEEN THulTti—Were In feirrequest. Choice sp
ftles were scares and firm, but the supply of poor stock
s still excessive; Oranges in boxes, f4.0099.H0; lem
ons, $5.5090,81); red bananas, 13.0CK44.M per bunch;
pineapple*, $9.50 per doa ; apples, per brl, $3.00
(31.60 . strawberries, 60@70e per quart.
GROCERIES—DuaIoeas waa aatlsfactorlly active in
the department of staples, but quiet characterized tho
market for most side goods. There was a firm feeling
among tho trade generally, and the subjoined quota
tions were sustained:
35,348
0. 0.190
vu a,«»
a-ol 355
M.970| $9,738
3161 330
ASS,I Mil 82,747
3'JO} ‘XI
1,710,720 2,587,500
611,t0011,807,750
130,0301 214X60
1. 2.119
/Ifceitfd. ! Shipped,
17,271*.
1521.
1,717
111,6:1)’
123
«iok—Rangoon, c#q7#c; Carolina, 7#BB#e ;
Louisiana, 7££B#o.
Corrcaa—U. O. Java, S3J£@34i,'o ; Java, Ko. 2, 90#
B£3i#o • choice to fancy lUo, 23<<423#0; good to prims
do, 32if(322*i’o ; common to fair, al&31#o; roaatiug,
Vj'(i»'i fUc\ Slngaporo Java, 21(32tie; Costaßlca, 22#
(gn.S’c; Maracaibo, 33<a24#c.
buo*n»—Patent cut loaf, H7f@l2a; crashed and
powdered, granulated, A,
standard, I0#o; do No. 2, lOjic; O, !0>«(>vll>J*o;
extra O, HKAIOJfo; O No. 2, 9*fa9j«e: yellow, O
No. ltOK(93Jte; choice brown, 9QVXo ; fair to prime
do, BJl&Sife: common do, 7J*(ft«c; choice mo
lasses sugar,9.VQ2}»c; common to good do, 7#(aß#c;
N. O. common to choice, 7#(ao.lfe.
hisops—Diamond drips, silver drip
extra fine, 654*700; good sugar-house sirup, 43Q560;
extra do, C-iftUSo; New Orleans molasses, choice, new,
75(a78c; do prime, 72Q76c; do common to good,
cuytWc; Porto lUco molasses, SOQSSo; common molas
ses. 43(315c; blackstrap, 30(£t0e.
Bpioes—Allspice, 15#@18#o; cloves, 60@630; cae
als, 80(5(320 s pepper, triHOriJHe; nutmegs, $1,304
1.33; Calcutta ginger, l6#Qlfl#c,
Hoaps—Gorman Mottled, c#(Jfl*{e! Qoldoa West,
4#6|se; White Lily, 6#®o#c; White Boas,
Savon Imperial, 6c.
HAY—Was firm nnder light receipts. Quotations:
Prime timothy, SIO.OO : Ko. i do, SRM)OOIU.6O ; No, 2
do, $17,00; mixed, $15.00413.60; prims upland prairie,
$18,004810.50: No. 1, $15.1)0^15,60: No. 3, $10.00(8
13.00.
HIUIIWINES—Were inactive and nominally un
changed, at sl.lß per gallon. The offerings are light,
and the production haa fallen off to a low point la con
•equeuoa of the Government actxures.
HlDES—Continue dull and weak: Green city
butchers’, 7e; green cured light and heavy, 7#/*8o;
Eart cured. 7c; green calf, lu*l3#o; drrflmt hides,
Ip aud calf, I7o; dry salted hides, 14c: deacon skins.
4 ;o; sheep pelts,wool estimated aa washed, per lb, 40
(442 c. Blues with ono grub and over ars classed as
damaged. Damaged aloes brings two-thirds price,
and branded 10 per cent off.
METALS AND TINNEUB' STOCK—Tbs market is
unusually quiet for the time of year. Country mer
chants also complain of dullness, which they attribute
to the fact that tho farmers ate too busy planting tv
look after other mitters. A few weeks of pleasant
weather will doubtless infuse new llfo into the trade.
Prices were steady. Quotations t TIN Plate— lo, 10*
14, $11.60; do, roofing, 14x30, JO, $ll.OO, Pm Tzm—
Jsirge, 38oJ small, 370: bar, 2ne. BoLueb— No, 1, 30e;
No. 3, IBc. Ltin—Pig, 7Ko; bar, lead
pipe, tiJeOUo. Copper— Bottoms. 340; sheathing cop.
iter, 32c. SHEET ZlNO—Full casks, 10«*o; less quail
llty, lie; slabs, B)fc. Sheet luom— No.24, 4!f c rales ;
Ituisls iron, Bto pj Inclusive, 2dc; do, No. 1 stained,
JHo; American lluaslt A, lie; B. 10>*c. Wine—Nos. 1
to 6, 9o; 7 to 0, Itlo; 10 to 11, Ho; 12, UHo; 13 snd
It, lao; 15 and 18, Uc; 17, J8o; id, Ibo; HJc, lOo; 20,
30o; full bundles,ssper cent discount; fence wire,
awe.
NAILS—Were quoted at $3.57#, large lota being
filled at $3.30 .(3.35,
POTATOES—Eastern neachblows were lu requeet
aud steady, hut other offerings ware cull and coaler,
especially early roes snd mixed, which are almost un
salable. as the Block In retailers’ bands is ample for the
present. Cor lots Eastern peschblows, oSojfill.QQ de
livered; Western, Tutf&io; mixud,4o@6oo; early cose.
Eastern. (W-iWo; do Western, 50u156c.
POULTUY— I Turkeys and-chickens woro dull snd
lower,under liberal offerings: Turkeys, lire, 13<i(
16c; chickens, live, lO rtllo per lb, or in
coons; ducks, $J.0W33,30 per doi.
VEAb—Waa in lair supply and moderate requaat, at
•Mg. for ordinary, and 7(fi9efor good to choice
In the morning cargo lumber waa in fair demand a
recent prlcea. The offering* numbered about 19 car*
goea, of which about 10 were aold to local and country
dealer*. JolaU and acantllng were ateady at $3.60, and
Inch at Shingle* were Arm at *3.300
3.03#, tbe oulaida being for choice. Cedar poata wora
very dull, lu fact almoat unaalable, although freely
offered at lower prlcea, The receipt! have been un«
uaualiy Urge during the paat weak, and everybody
appear* to be aupplled for tbe preeant at lout. A ear*
go of good poata waa aold at fjgc, and one of apllt
poet* at To.
Sale* i Cargo aobr Maine, from Ludlngton, 181 m
Joiata and acantllng. mill tally, at |8.80; achr W, H.
Dunham, Hamate*, 1M m JoUl* and acantllng, at
11.801 aarge Mb* O, L, Jehoaloo, from gift
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1876.
m Jolata and Bcmtllng, mfU UDy, at $9,80. Sold by J.
U. LoomU k Co.
Cargo achr Catohpole, from White Lake. 330 m choice
A aliluglre at 9J.(i9>f 2 cargo achr A. Jackson, from Red
ItWer, 1,000 m A ablnglea at $l.'SO. 400 ra No, I at ISc;
.cargo achr Lire Oak. from Maaltlee, 109 m Inch ana
thick by aampl* at I lft.no •, 100 m Lath at lI.BU : cargo
arbrOesme, from do, Um jolii* andecanlllngatltf.Ruj
65 m latb at $1,09 if; cargo achr J. Banda, from do, 900
tn Joist* and eeaatUng at $3,60. All acid by Ulancaard,
Borland A Co.
The yard trads «mtlmiea fair, though there la a
•light fulling off In the ahtproenta In conae<iuence of
dleagreenbte weather and Icm acllrUf at tha country
yards, which U always expected during the planting
aeaaon. Priori are unaltered, but common green lum
ber begin* to ahow tlgne of weakneaa, In ronfafpience
of competition between dealora and of Inereaaed re*
eelpte. Quotation! I
Ftratclear,. ......
Second claar, 1 inch to 3 inch
Thin! clear, l 1nch,,.,,,,,.,......
Third clear, thick.....
Clear flooring, let and 3d, rough...
Clear aiding, latand aeoond
lint common aiding..
Flooring, flrat common, dressed...
Flooring, aeeond common, (treated
Hot boardt, A and 11
A alock boarda
M Block boarde
CBlock b0arda.......,'......
Fencing (10 ft.)..........
Common lumber, JO ft and under,
Jolat and acantllng, 18 to St ft,
Lath ....
Aaninglaa
Shingle# on track (A)
Htet<pU-~
Monday,...
Tuesday,..,
Wednesday.
Thursday..
Total
Same time last week,
Week before last
NAipmrnfa—
Monday,....
Tuesday
Wednesday ...
CATTLE—The forenoon'* trading was almost
wholly confined to stackers and butchern* stuff, ship*
pcrs being virtually out of the market. Later In the
day tbo Utter class took hold lo ft quiet way, and
picked up audi drove* aa could be obtained at a eon*
cession, paying $3.0035.75 for common to good lota of
from I,o*o to 1,220 Iba, and 12.9000.20 for choice to
extra steers of heavier average. Butchers’ alulT and
atockera sold to a fair aggregate, tbe former at J3.o>K<>
0.00, and tbo latter at $,1.23.0.4.2 5. A large tmountof
stock remained In tbe yards unsold, and tbe feeling at
tbo close was by no mean* Arm.
timber and description.
73 extra etccr*
IS extra steers,
03 extra steers.
00 extra steers,
ill choice sleora.
ID choice steers,
46 choice steers.
17 choke iteors,
is extra eieers.
14 choke steers.
S) choire •leer*.
33 good sleers..
18 good steers,.
8» good steers.,
i: good steers..
74 üboiee steers.
17 good steers.
4» good steers,
16 good steen.
83 good steers,
10 good steers.
IT good steers,...
20 good •teen.,..
17 good steers....
11 medium steen,
IS medium steers.
16 medium steers.
IT oxen.
11 ozon.
IT calves.
19 stooken.
30 Blockers,
HOGS—During the forenoon the market was sctlre
and steady, but became quiet lalor In the day, and at
tbe close snowed signs or weakness. Tbe quality was
tbe best seen In tbe yards for a number of days, and a
blgberarorage of prices it noted. Halos wero princi
pally within a range of t7.60ft7.83. Light sold at $7.00
lrtT.B6; and heavy at JT.aiftH.BS.
37,...350 $9.23
61....940 8.82
64....940 8.00
4J....940 7.00
66....940 7.V0
99....183 7.7U
168..■.‘.206 7.73
H0....263 7.80
W....1H4 7.03
161....974 7.70
118.. ..997 7.87)rf
63.. 7.80
67....906 7.03
flUKKP—There woa a better demand than for the.
preceding two or three days, but no better prlcea were
obtainable. U. E, klallory it Bro, sold a small lot
extra at $7.76. The average weight of the lot was 152
lbs, and they were taken for the Transit Home at
$7.75 per 100 lbs. Poor to choice shorn sheop ware
salable at $8.0005.25, out! unshorn at $3.0300.59.
JSaei Ltomitt. Pa„ May 13.—Cattle—Receipts, 727
head, making for the three day* past, 1.594 head; of
the arrivals to-day, 029 were through stock, the balance
(oryard tales; about four loads ace tUU on hand un
sold; buyers nave all left; the market baa been dull
all the week, with light demand at holders' prices,
which were XQX O higher than' this day a week too;
bwt $0.7507.20 for medium to good; $0,9300.60 for
oamuum to fair; $3.0036,00 for hulls; td.76c3i.75 for
Stockers ; light to heavy, $4.C00i,73.
Uoos—Receipts to-day 9,503 head, and for the three
data past 8,0(13 head; VorWi, $7.6007.75; Philadel
phia, $8.6008.73.
Buulp—Uecelpts tcvd&y 1,200 head, and foe the three
days peat 11,200 head; clipped, $4.5006.40.
New Tons, Uay 13.—Beeves—Stock waa held back
and only 95 arrived, making 3,140 for the throe days,
agsluat 3,860 at the came time Uatveok. lew tales
wore at yesterday’s prices, Including 5 ears Illinois
steers, 0 ewt, at lOXQIOXoI 1 ear coarse Indiana cat
tle, 7 ewt, at 10011X01 And 3 tan fat bulls, 1,630 tts,
at 005X0, live weight.
Bn**?—Uecelpts, 4,130, making 0,170 for the three
days, against 5,460 at the same time last week. The
market was nearly flat; prices X* lower, with limited
trade; So3\e for fair to prime clipped aheap ; 6XO
OX6 fur poor to fair unshorn; and 8014* for poor to
extra spring lambs.
Bwink—ltocelpis, 1,020, making 10,330 for the three
days, against 18,670 at the same time last week; none
offered alive.
Baltimore, Bid., May 19.—Cattle—Tho market
during the early part of tho week was Arm and fairly
active; prices Xo higher; but, toward the cloie, the
•lose, the advance was lost, and there was a further
decliue of x«» closing dull; very beat, %6}<&l)fo t
first quality, 600 X«! medium or good to fair quality,
4XO3° 5 ordinary thin Users, oxen, and cows, 90
4 wc; most of the satos at 500X0; receipts, 1,075 ;
sail**, OOJ.
Uooa—Bull; receipts light; quality a trifle better
than loat week. l*rtcca a shads higher ; fair to eboloe,
IO0llX«J receipts, 2,803.
Hhkkh—Dull and lower; tendency still downward;
wool sheep not wanted; sheared, BXO9XO S a few
extra, &x«. " " *
oumLo.
Buffalo, N. V„May 13.—Cattle—Itecelpts, 973 ;
total for the week, 0,273 ; market shows fresh arrival!
through consignments ; range of prices, $3.7507.05.
Hiisep and Lamb*—Receipts. 2,600; total for the
week, 13,400; market at a dead lock ;no transactions.
itoos—Receipt?, 3,000: total for the weak, 10.700 ;
market dull and alow; demand confined to Yerkm
■ml light hogs; heavy sod duH; tales of Yorkers at
$7.0007.80; heavy hogs, <8.1006,25.
ST. LOUIS.
&T.LOOIB, May 13.—Uwi»—Quleii ahippm, $3.75
fl7.'^s: bacon, |7.U5@7.C51 good to choice. 17.753
S.-J5. .
Cattle— Firm j good demand; aalea of good natlra
atccra at W.1J.K(33.35; fair to good natlra CutcUere’ at
tMOdV-ui; mixed atockat s3.lotfl.ifl} atookaraat
35.0X*i.15.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
SpittallHwtth I* Tkf CAietut TrUnm*.
Lnanroou, 13—* a. m.—Guam—Wheat—
Steady, Cora—Steady.
Xjvxbfool, May 13.—I*taxt—FL0CB—Extra Slate
and Western, 32a.
Oium—Wheat—No. S la No. \ eprlng, nr», |*
to lOd. Corn—American mixed, new, 3te,
Pboviuoms—Pork—American winter Wextern, new
T6a; do Eaatern, We td. Beef—American, new,
7to fid. Lard—American, Me, Bacon—Cumberland
oat, new, 80s.
Obxksc—Pine American, 70*,
Tallow—American, ile W.
Pttbolbdk—Refined, fl*d 5 eplrlta, Ttfd,
London, May 13—fi p, m.—Tub Bank or Emslanb
—Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of En
gland on balance to-day, £33,000,
Monet—Console, money, MQ9IX j account, UX
United Statu Bond#—'Wa, ICfi ; *fl7i, IMJ# lft4o*
1b3?4 1 now &•, IWJ<.
Auuioam iuunoAD Ssotnunia—Central, W1 Erie,
} preferred, 34.
Tallow —13a SJ,
Fscuolsuu— Uefined, «Kd; epUila do,
Qbain—'Wheat quiet, Coro rather sealer; good
cargoea American mixed off coaal, 31* fid.
Wxatueb—la the whole of England hot and forcing,
Paata. Uay 18.—IUnte*—fiaf Wtfo,
Pbanbfobt, Uay 13.—United firaraa Bond*- .»3»,
•H.
LUMBER.
NEW YORK DRY-QOOOB MARKET.
Raw Toms, May I*.—■aalneae remains quiet wttk
.$18.00080.00
. 44.00047.00
. 3f1.00.rf40.00
. 40.U0043.00
. ai.UO(43fi.OA
. 90.03«*31.W)
. 17.00018,00
. 30,00(rf3.',00
. 94.00(430.00
. 91.00(438.00
. 34.00038.00
. 97.00.<t98.00
. 13.00(418.00
.
. 10.80011.50
. 19.00010.00
. 9.000 9.95
. 3,00(4 3.9-1
. 9.800 9.75
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,
CallU. Utgt,
4.913 8,097 1,417
4,391 7,Ml 9.H)
3,317 10,481 1,1113
3,800 0,500 800
15,744 87,000
14,000 47,042
91,304 47,970
1,118 S.C7I
1,737
3,314 <,08.)
8,093
J 481
tf[ 380
i;t| 3.9'4
Jp. j*rUs.
.1,404 $'1.30
, J,X3
/To. Av, iiiet,\ye, Av, Priet,
C 0....171 $7.63 1193....321 $7.75
62.. 7.65 87....138 7.76
31.. .276 7.60 83...,203 7.73
40.. ..233 7.60 I 31....121 7.76
45.. 7.60 62...,3)0 7.70
39.. 7.60 42.,..214 7.73
68.. ..199 7,63 62..,.226 7.75
63.. 7.63 43..,.915 7.70
63.. 7.30 68....223 7.76
23.. 7.W C 0....187 7.70
01.. .177 7.60 64....911 7.70
I 36....167 7.60 64....914 7.10
35.. 7.37)4 44....914 7.W>
59.. 7.00 C 0....390 7.W)
03.. ..170 7.40 40....931 7.80
83.. 7.95 CH....918 7.80
61.. 7.70 66....927 7.M
71.. 100 7.75 64....943 7.M
Gd....m 7.70 105....200 7.80
171....911 7,76 62....937 7.86
Av. /Me#.
.940 8.10
,186 7.70
940 7.75
BALTIMORE,
cemmtKlon honeee tad Importer*, bat Jobbing
braaehea wore more aetlTe. Cotton good* were quirt
■nd unchanged, Conet Joan* and aalteen* wer* in
fair demand. Grain hege wer* dnll and Irregular.
Peabody sideband print* were reduced to TJtfe. Tti*
print market wa« muoh unsettled.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
Speelat Ithpnteh t» Thi CAfoige TYihunt.
Nxw Vona, May 11.—Grain— Wheat—Market qulat
and ellghtly In buyer*’favor; aalea 39,000 bn at $1.15
01,17 for No. 3 apring J SI,IBOU9X for No. 9 Chi*
cago; $1.1801.30 for No, 9 Northwestern; $1,910
19IX for No. 9 Milwaukee afloat { $1.9101.97 for No. 1
spring; $1.1001.99 for ungraded lowa ami Minnesota
•prlng; $1,8901.40 for winter red Western;
«1.400 i.ft for amber do; SI.<OOU3 for
white Western; also, 8,000 bn No. 1
Milwaukee for June at sl.9*. Ilyo quiet at SI.OO for
Canada la bond, and $1.09 for Utate. Barley scarce
and Arm. Com dull, and slightly iu buyer*' favor;
•alee. 83,000 bu at 88083,V0 for Western mixed ; 88X
®Boo for yollow Woataro; and 00c for while. Oata a
shade firmer; tales . 1 39,0003 mat 78077rffor mixed
Western, and 7flo7fi>fe for white Western ; also 20,000
bu mixed Chicago, teller May, at 76Xe. Middles
quiet at lOVoi9*jo for long clear. Lard Arm; atlas
of 100 lea at 1 6>ic for prlma steam.
Wnuttr—Marks! firmer; aatea of $0 brla at $1.91 W
gallon. t
anocinnta—Sugar—Market quiet tod unchanged;
fair to good refining at BX<3BX° I Prime at B**c, and
Nor. 10 and 19 Havana at BXOOc. Coffee—Market
dull and unchanged; we quota 1110 at 10018X0* gold,
and Maracaibo at 90099 c. Teaa—Market heavy,
with limited demand.
Hhetp.
Tallow—llulaa unchanged, and In moderate re*
quest.
Freights—Market qolet, hut rates are a shade
stronger. To Liverpool, by ateam, 94,000 bu corn at
sdXl 1,000 bales cotton, including part lest evening,
at x<3B*32d; to Glasgow, by steam, 3,000 boxes elieeea
at 33a.
{D lf\t Jiroe<aitd Mm.)
ay la,—Flour Uocetjitt, B,OW brlt;
mndarat# demand; aupcrQne Wenlern and Btale.
sl,&><jU.lO; eommouto good extra Jo, $%1R(^5.85: flood
to choice do, S3.i;O3VW 5 while wheat Weaieru extra,
$5.0030.83: extra Ohio, $3.3037.60 ! St. Louis, SS.CO£
8.30, live flour Arm, $4,4036.60.
Conn*MßAL—Steady; Western, $1.00(31.42,
(Hum—Wheat—lteoeipis, iO.OJO bu ; moderate dts
mand; No. 1 spring, $1.31(41.20 ; No, 3 Chicago, sl.lß
3M9V; do Northwestern, $1.1631.31: do Milwaukee,
I1.3I31.?1^! ungraded low* aud Minnesota spring,
$1.15t,i*1.32; white do, $1.4031.42, Bye quiet; Canada
In bond, $1.01; State, fl.by. llartoy and malt quiet
and firm. Corn—Receipts, SO,OOO bn; dull; mixed
Western, white do, 00c; yellow do and high
mixed, 68<i($80c. Oat*—Receipts, 91,000 bu; setlvo
and firmer; mixed Western, 16017 Xc; while do,
7«We.
iiar—Firm; shipping, MQ'Oe.
Gbooebies—Coffee dull aud Leary; rlo, lC3lß*fe
gold. Sugar quiet and unchanged ; fair to good re*
fining, prime, Ro>lC3B<in; refined quiet.
Molasses Ann; Porto 81co, 45366 c. Bloe steady;
fair inquiry.
Petroleum—Quiet and steady; refined, U#e;
crude, C l ,'c,
Btrained Roam—Dull, $1.90(31.95.
Spirits Tdbpenttkk—Dull; h43t4,Ve.
Enos—Steady ; Western, 16N3101tfc.
Provisions—Pork Arm; new, $33.00. Beef doll;
plain mesa, $10.00; extra, $ll.OO. Cut meals quiet.
Middles quiet; long clear Western, 131<o; short altar,
Lard Arm; prim# steam, 16)fe.
Rutter—Finn; Weatvrh, lii&lOe,
Cheese—Dull; S4l4K*.
WIJUET-$1d2031.31.
».»X
6. CO
6.50
6MH
6.70
6.70
BALTIMORE.
BitTmone, Miy lit.—rnouß—Dull snd unchanged.
Qbain—Wheat wsalc and lower 5 No. 1 Western am
ber, $i.U; No. ado, fl.at; mixed do, $1.88; No.I
Western red. $1.38; No. 3 do, SI,3C: Pennsylvania red,
$1. 3391. 38; No. U Western spring red. $1.1791.19.
Corn woefe; Western mixed, R7j£e. OaU firm end
stead/ j Western white, TPo 5 Western mixed, 7So. Bye
quiet but firm; $1.1091.18.
. ... Hat—Scarce and Arm 5 Pennsylvania and Maryland,
Ym SIB.OIK£II.OO.
I’noTjßiowß—Quiet but firm. Pork dull. $23.50 ft
23.00. Hulk meats Arm ; ■boulders, to; clear riU,
12){o, loose. Bacon sUady • sbouldm, ujjftUle; clear
ribs, 2J>ft£l3,Vo. llama, lird dull; ro
dned. IGftlOWo; steam.
Duttkr—Fjrm; Western, 24ft2fl<%
J'rrnoLßtm—Nominally lower; 6)4ft6*
Corru—Quiet tud unchanged.
Whihkt—Held firmly; 61.23.
Scoan—Strong; 10>£(£10i«e.
nuLADLLrniA,
PstLaDELrnu. May i;i,—rmtounne—Easy • 12#S
for refined,; uo for crude,
Clovkb Bred—9ftll*fo for Wcslern.
Floor—Lees active, bnt steady; lowa, Wisconsin,
and Minnesota family, $3.75ftf1.60 \ Pennsylvania. In
diana, and Ohio do. $<1.1306.60; high grades, $7,000
8.00.
OBilK—Wheat weak; r0d,tt.40ft1.49; amber, $1.41
<31.44 ; white, $1,50. Bye, sl.lO, Com slow ; 87c for
yellow; KCftHCtfo for Woe tern mixed. Oats unset
tled ; white, 73K0.
Pnovisions—Steady. Mess pork, $23.00ft33.95. Beef
bams, $18.006629.50; smoked bams, 12ftl4)*c, Dressed
hogs, H.VQIOc. Lard, It>/Wlsl* c *
Wiijskt—Held at $1.39 for Western.
Butted—Steady; New York sod Bradford County
extras, 98ft300; do firsts, 93ft910; Western extras, 93
@34e; do firsts, ITftlOo; rolls, extras, 94'H90c.
Oobesb—Firm ; Now York fancy, 16)4 (dl7cs West
ern prime, U^ftie^o.
Enos—Quiet; Western, l"ftl7>4c.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Uijt 13.—Flcdb—Fair and firm; $3.75
©5.85,
Grain—Wheat fair tad firm; $1.2801.80. Corn
steady; moderate demand; 78080 a. Oats fair and
firm ; 7007.1 c. Ilje steady; moderate demand; $1.22
01.23. Bxrloy quiet and unchanged.
Oils—Unchanged.
Eoos—Steady; moderate demand; Ida,
Butter—Dull and unchanged.
Cheese—Steady: moderate demand.
Provisions—Pork dull and unchanged; $21,800
92.00. Lard dull and nominal for ateam ; 151,(315X0
for kettle. Bulk Meats dull end drooping; BXc, UX*
112fc, 12012X0. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
WttUST—Fair and Ann.
ST. LODIB.
| Br. Louis. May 19.—Flour—Quiet hut firm.
Crain—Wheat higher; No. 3 rod winter, $1.40
cash; $1.i301.i9X dune; No. 3 do, $1.84 hid. No.
3 Chicago, $1.30# bid. Corn firm but Inactive ; Np.
3 mixed, 740 cash, 750 June. Oats firm but Inactive;
63X054X0. Barley and rye, no sales.
Whisky—Nominal; $2.00.
Provisions—Pork offered at $31.76; small lots sohl
at $21.76. Bulk meats active and advanced; salted
quiet t BXOI2XO. Bacon quiet I clear rib, JBX* last
wook; June and Jobbing order lots,
13X018X0. Lard quiet; email lots,lsXo; round
lots, iso.
llKCKirrs—Flour,26,ooo brie ; wheat, 10,000 bn;
corn, 39,000 bn i oats, 1,000 bu; rye none I hogs, 700;
cattle, AM.
TOLEDO.
Toledo. May 13.—Floor—Fair and fim.
Grain—Wheat steady, moderate demand; Mo. 9
while Wabaab, $1.36; No. 1 white Michigan, SV.IUX;
extra do, $1.36; amber do, $1.29 X * dune, 11.30 X 5
No. 8 red, $1.29. Corn fair and firm; high mixed, 780
78X«5 May,7Soj August, 80s; low mixed, 11077XC7
yellow, 78X0790; white, 60o; do canal, 790 I damaged,
7Jc. OjU fair and Arm, No. 1, 69e; white, 80xe;
mixed, 4HOCBKo.
Freioiits—Oswego. 60Ce.
, JlEOKtPTs—Flour, 309 brls; wheat, 1.000 bu; e«rn,
10,000 bU ; oau, 4,000 bu.
Buipmkxts—Flour, *oobrU; wheat4s,ooo bn; corn,
01,00(1 ha; OAU, 33,000.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, May U,—Flour—lnactive, but aleady.
Grain—Wheat quiet: No. 1, $1.04 X • Mo. 3,51.01 X ,
June, $1.08; July,s>.osX. Outs scarce sod higher;
No. U in store, IIX®. tlyo entirely nominal; No. t
In store. sl.lO. Barley quiet but nominal; No, 3,
$1,31; No, Sln store, $1.12.
Provision*—Bloody; fair demand. Mew pork
$21.60.
Oratn Fimonr*—Qnlet, and nominally unchanged;
Buffalo, 4X9*Xe f° r wheat I to Oswego. BX9*X C >
ItKOKiPTs—Floor, 6,000 brls; oats, 3uo bu; wheat,
86.000 bu.
BuiPMEKTS—FIonr, 11,000 brls; oats, 600 bn J wheat,
13t),ooo bu; com, 600 bu.
LOUISVILLE.
BotHamt.*, Mar 13.—OtuiN—Wheat quiet and an*
changed. Corn firm at Data firm at lie.
Itya quiet and unchanged.
Hay- Quid and unchanged.
PBorieiowa—Quiet. Port, |n.MK833.80. Dnlkmeata
—Shouldwa, Q>,o | abort rlaar aldca 11J»0 i clear, 13,‘ic,
Bacon, clear rib aide*, I'ijfo; clear. 13>m • • hama»
He.
tVmait-11.18.
BaaoiMO—Qulat and firm at labile.
CLEVELAND.
Cletvlakp, o,,Uiy 13.—Uiuiir—Wheel firmer »nd
better; No. 1 roil, 11.U3; No. ado, fl.3tJ. Cora tod
otU uacbanged.
I'etbouiuk—SlMdy; 110 U«l, 11M»; tad lift
SUU tut, 13V«. v
II koeiiti—Wheel, 060 baj cent, I,o#o b«; mU,
3,00(1 bu ; bwrlejr, 4.600 bit.
JSOBTON.
Boston, Uay |3.—Ptoon—l4.Hortil.7B! Weelem ea
ptrflue, common extras, fl.VfiQ3.7s; Wieconelu and
UlnueeoU extra*. 15.7000.80: white wheel, Indiana,
Ohio, and Michigan, fIJ.MQT.OO! llUnota, *0.80(.*7.60;
St. tattle, to.fiOAß.so: fancy Minnesota, |7.00<aa.78.
OaaiK—Corn, ttl<a»3o for mixed and yellow. Oat*
firm; TfiOaiu for mixed.
riTTSDOM.
PiTTenono, Pa,, May 13.—Gnaw—Wheal geiel |
Pennsylvania and Ohio red, 51.30Q1.33. Com un
changed ; quoted at USQOOc.
* prruoLtou—Dull} crude, |1.35 at Packet*; refined,
Hue, Philadelphia delivery,
BUFFALO.
Buffalo, May 13.—Gbaim—Wheal and corn eery
dull; no demand; noeaJeasquotaUoaenomloally an
changed. Bye—None here. Bailey—Mona here. Gate—
Retailing elite in store.
MARINE.
PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY 18.
Abbitbd—Schr 11. 1L Hawkins, Union Pier, wood |
aeow Spray, Holland, wood; schr Perry Uaon ah
Jackson Port, cedar posts; etnur Corona, SU Jo, sun
dries ; etmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundries; schr Hai
ti* Taylor, Pentwatar, lumber; acbr Main, Ludlng
ton, lumber; eehr Black Hawk, Lincoln, lumber;
•cow Maple Leaf, lumber; prop Gordon
Campbell, Erie, sundries; prop Menominee, Mus
kegon, sundries; aimr Huron, Holland, sundries;
tug Clematis, PeshUgo, towing; barge Noqua.
bay, FeehUge, lumber; barge Slert, Peak-
Ugo, lumbar; tebt Belle Wtlbrlge, Mao co
ins*. lumbar I prop George Danker, Mask ego a.
lumber; barge Conleat, Knikegon, lumber;
prop Clinton, st. Catherines, lights barge Orlmaby,
fit. Catherines, tight! ecow Magdalena, Ht. Paul’*
Pier, wood; ecow Mary H. Packard, Bt. Paul's Pier,
lumbar; achr Spaed, White Lake, lumber { prop
Favorite, Menominee, ennilrlea; barge Bouora, Me
nominee, lutnlwr; barge Klten Wllllama, Menominee,
lumber; barge T. J, llranaon, Menominee, lumlxr;
■chr Adriatic, Oraml Haven, lumber; Cornelia,
Menominee, lumber; eebr Ithaca, Jackson Port,
ce-lar l*o*la ; echr Dolphin, Grand Haven, lumber ;
barge wolverine, Grand Harta, litmlier; barge 0. T.
Alt on, Grand Haven, lumber; e.lirPthan Ail«n, Hauga
tuck, cedar poata ; icbr Myrtil, Muskegon, lumber.
Cluhid—Slmr Corona. RU Joaepb, nt pkga »un
drla*; barge Active, Poahtlgo, 32 pkga aundrloa ; atmr
Chicago, Manitowoc, 23 brw oil, IS brla 11 juor, 12 bdl.i
■kina, SCO pkga aumlrlea ; achr A. J. Rogers, DnlTalo,
50,520 bu corn ; acbr A. J. Howry, Silver I.ake, fi brla
licef, 2 brU sugar, 2 brla apples, I htl cotter,
I cheat; acbr Penaankce, Buffalo, 3.1,000 bn corn;
achr Parry Hanna, Maaonvllle, KU bu corn, 100 bu
oata, 5 brla pork, 3 brla beef, S brla flour; prop Mont
gomery, Mackinaw. 33,091 bit corn, 00 brla pork, ‘OS
brla flour, OJ bag* lead, 3 boreal, I carriage.
3 balca broom-corn, 115 pkga groceries;
bark Acorn, Garden Day, lit lui eala;
prop Gordon Campbell, Erie, 3,450 brla flour;
KJoo. 1,. Hurd, Kagla Hirer, 115 brie pork, DO brla
, ISO brla oata, 35 rattle, 113 aackd pofatoee. H brla
beef, 33 brla sugar, 40 paiia Intil.li )>rla whisky, 1
cheat Ua, 210 haga feed, 403 pkge aundrlea ; bark W.
H. Vanderbilt, Duftato, 3il,RVi bu corn ; prop Menomi
nee, Mnakogon. 3 brla whliky, 7 brla oil, it brla pork.
893 pkga aundrlea; atmr Huron, Haugaturk, K brla
pork, 3 brla sugar,loo pkga sundries; achr Black Uawk,
Lincoln, 0 bdla Iron, 1 lot furniture, 31 pkga aundrlea.
ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
nitiDOKronT, May 13.—A*nivan—Orion, Marseilles,
7,500 bu oats; Phoenix, Dockiwrt, 0,50') bu oats.
Cliuru>—Omaha. Morris, 82,500 ft lumber; Her
cules, CliHHcothe, 87,033 ft tuml er ; It. K. Goodall,
Ottawa, 85,521 ft lumber; Neptune, Ottawa, 8'),503 ft
lumber *, prop J. I>. Alexander, 29,373 ft lumber *, I'd
dore, Henry, U.SCO ft lumber.
Cake freights.
omcxao.
rretghti were quiet but firm at R7,'(34« for corn to
Buffalo, the outside being the Biking rate. Theechra
Hutchinson anil Cobb were taken to load wheat at
Milwaukee for Buffalo at 4Vr. The tame rate wan
offered In the afternoon and refined, the agent ant
ing 4,vc, It wae rumored that a chai iur was made for
corn, but the particulars wore kept private.
BAT CITT.
The ChrtnMe report* the follmrlng charters:
“Steam-barg* Bay City, lumber, Pay City to Olarelaml,
$1.75; * loom-bars* Porter Chamberlain, lumber. Pay
City to Saudiuky. 91.70; tonr.hargs Mary Plrchhead,
lumber, Milwaukee to Clgtpliukl. Sl.H7><; tow-bargo
Kacoaba, lumbar, Tawas to 8uffa10,53.60."
DISASTROUS GALE.
Another severe gate has been ruling on the other
Bide of Lake Michigan, which has been Ter; disastrous
to tbo shipping, and waa aUtndad with tbo lota of hn*
nan life. The aovoresl disaster was that of the achr
I). O. Wright, which via loaded at Sangalnok lani
Tuesday and left for this city Inti evening. Bhe cn*
countered the gale in l(a full fury and foundered. Bho
onmo ashore ID mites north of South Haven, Wcdn n »»-
day night. Slie la now lying bottom tide up on the
outside bar, a complete wreck. Her crew, consisting
of <3apt. Hanson and Are men, are undoubtedly lost,
two of tham haring already been waahed ashore. Bha
waft owned by Foster, Miliar h Co., of tbla city.
The steam-barge Paine, from Orand Haven, with
feurbargta la tow, wni alao caught in the gale, and
had to lei go threa of her barge*,—tha Marine City,
Wolverine, and O. F. Allen. All these vessels have,
however, succeeded la making tbla port, though In a
waterlogged condition.
The barge Olty of Orand Rapids Arrived here lost
evening also water-logged. She Lad eight mou at the
pumps to keep her alloat.
Several other vessels that arrived yesterday ehowsd
algos of the gale more or lesa.
Sf trial DlepateA tat%» Cbienso Tribune,
SBTBorr, May 15.—Paring ttiogalo jtmterday morn
log the tow of the tug Oudialor, consisting of the
schrs Uarvssi Homo, Mary Lyons, C. 1). Wlndhte, 11.
0. Wlnalow, ana O. U. Barnes, were ashore near Fight*
ing Island, cn the Canada aide. She was off the
Dummy at Bar Point wiisn the gale struck her, and
the entire tow was driven shoreward till they touched
bottom, though all anchor* being Ist go, prevented
them from being beached bard on.
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.
Most of the vessela at this port were gay In (heir
holiday suits yesterday, In honor of the baUle-acarrod
veterans now showing off la this city....Dnt little
business was transacted at the dooks yesterday, all the
mariners ware down*town looking at the procession
....About a dozen lumber-laden vcasols wore at the
docks at the foot of Franklin street list evening....
The prop J. 8. Hurd, of Leopold & Austrian's Lake
Superior Peoples' Line, left for Dulntli last evening,
....Thoschr Emms ami tha tugs Mary UeLalu and
K. Van Dalsou are receiving repairs at the
Sectional Docks of. Durns k Farrow....The
sohr Dolphin, which was beached off Fullerton
avenue Wednesday afternoon, was hauled off
yesterday, and brought in by the Admirals' tug Lout
Dole. Hhe is minus her Jlbbooto and bowsprit; her
furiMimt is broken off close to the deck ; her bulwarks
are stove lu, and she Is otherwise damaged. Bhe had to
bo lightened of her dock-load of lumber before she
could be pulled off. The Dolphin vu built In Canada
some years %o, and hta had ill-luck ever since sho
flretcameout.. .The prop Clinton, of 81. CaUurtnoe,
Is the first Canadian vessel that has arrived at this
Sort this season. While going up the river she ran
Mo the Jlbbeom of the achr Pulaski, which »u lying
Just opposite the lumber-market, aud lost her pilot
house....The achre Active, O. O. Trowbridge, O. El
len, and Falcon have been taken in charge
by tbs Chicago Dry-Dock Company (o be repaired....
The tag pilots held a meeting last evening for the pur
pose of organizing a benevolent and protective asso
ciation. Iteportors were not admitted, but they wort
promised a full account of the objects and doings of
the organization as soon as n Constitution and By-
Law, were prepared aud adopted. Far the present
they wish to beletalone.
LAKE ERIE.
XAIE, PA.
Speetat Cerretpondmce of TheChicag a IVnuns.
Ebib, Ps., May 12.—Tho bsrk Oily of Buffalo !i in
lbs dry-dock for necessary repairs. ...Tho Canadian
•chrOramtaiawM towed into deepwateryeaterday,
and bad bar centre-board pul In. She left tor Cleve
land Utievenlog....The tug Anna I*. Dow left for
Port ilaitland, Ont., with s «ai»U scow in tow
yesterday....‘lns sebrs Wsucoma and Monitor have
been chartered to ssrry 121,000,000 foot of lumber
from Baginaw to Tooswauds They will bo towod by
the prop Arazea, which was expected to strive hero to
day.... The schr Columbia la unloading her cargo of
salt; abo received 100 per barrel for winter storage...
The props Thomaa A. Scott and Annlo Young, of the
Anchor line, will hut ba put In commission at all tbla
season....The schrJulU Willard left for Kullsy's Is
land to-day.
Sveclol IHmalfh to The Chicago Tribune.
Zni*, Pa., Itoy 13.—The props Alaska and Mer
chant and their cousorta, the aehra Allegheny and
Schuylkill, arrived la port this evening, bvlug the first
Teasels to arrive here from Chicago this season. Tho
prop Mondota and three tow targes left for Bagioaw
this afternoon. The prop Alpena, from Toledo, la on
(ha outside and will be In before morning. Several
vessels from Chicago, bound for Buffalo, are out near
the Canada shore.
BUFFALO lUBOOH.
Saetla l JHepaUk to The Chicago IW6une.
Buffalo, N. Y., May 13.—The ten la the harbor la
xnora compact than bsfore tho storm. Tugs’Bryant
and Gardner started early tbla morning for tho Beotia,
but made alow progress. At night they ware evidently
MU! In the Ice, though nearly through.
The props Nebraska and Cuba starved
for Chicago about 10 a. m., but failed to
make headway through the ice. and returned Inside
the harbor about 8 p. m. Besides the Scotia, three
otuar Mils were In sight above the Ice this morning,
supposed to bo tbe UuadlUa, Peterson, and Sunrise
Of (bo vessels beached at Pigeon Bay, tho schr Fel-
Joworaft was got off aafoly this nioruing. Uorgea Su
perior and Sandusky were elevateds* a coal of only X
to the vessels, and had no shortage.
CANADIAN NEWS.
A dispatch to the Toronto UteU from Pembroke,
dated May 11, aaya tko almr Jay Gould, from Cobdan
to Pembroke, when about ball a talie from Pembroke
landing atruck a rock aud aunk. There wore
about UO pwaenger* on board. All got aafcly
to shore,...A Uiapatcb to the atiuo paper
from Prcacott, dated May IX. auya: “ Tbe atiar
Jobu A. McDonald loft bere title morning with tbe
drat of Calvin A Brock's rafta, for Quebec; alao tbe
proi« Celtic and Stanley. Tbe lloyal Mail time Oor
■lean, paaaed down to Montreal. Tbo Bay of Quinta
■learner, Alexandra, paaaed down today, with a
heavy load of paaiengun and freight. She la com
manded this season by OepL Smith. The N. 1. Co.’e
ateamara era atlll at tbelr winter quarter*, and
uotblog la apparent yet to abow that they will run this
ioobou. The United State# Beveuue Cutler Chase U
now lying at Ogdenaburg, and la not yet eommlaaion
ed. It la rumored that the vlUuot run IbU aaion,"....
Tbe edira Autolope, Albacore, Allwlroae, Alexander
Muir, Arctic, Alpha, P. Murray, and Hew Do
minion. which wen laid up at Port Balhouaie laat
fall, are aUU there, aud none of them are being titled
out, owing to the dull time* and low rate* of freight
. Tbe tug-owner* of Port Oolborne have formed a
combination, aud tbe following are the eatabliabed
rates from Port Colborna to Alleuaburg: iTwt-cbus
veeada carrying 2H,OtW bu and over, loaded, |JO Am*
arlcan. %\* Canadian currency ; light, ltd Aawrtoan,
er lit Canadian currency; 'id clan, carrying 13,000 or
10.000 bu. loaded, til and lift \ bgbt, lift and IM. Sd
date, over 10,000 to 13,000 bu, loaded, sls and sl3;
light, lit and Jl3. 4th data, 10,000 bu and under,
loaded and Ugbt, »13 aud 110.
MISCELLANEOUS,
pifl43TEaa v
The A'vmtog tfraconain aaya the ateana *ind-«caw
Traoafar waa beached near the foot of Chicago street,
Milwaukee, Wednesday afternoon, fib# can be ftally
reacued....Tbeamallacbrluduelryloat a portion of
ber deckload of bark, and bad ber forealay-aall blown
away at about tba aaue time. ...The atuir Athenian,
formerly the Ontario, encountered coualderable Ice ou
luaving Borel Wednesday, and waa driven out of her
coon* ao that aba struck stunt on off Point au Trem
bles. Sbewae rescued without damage. ...The aebre
Anna P. Grover apd Uoutlcello spill sotua of thalr can
canvas ou Lake Ontario huuday ulgbL
' BUNDitUhi.
Oonelderabte floating ice le itiU encountered la tbe
the east shore of Lake Huron... .The achr Anglo-Saxon,
ashore In Lake 8L Clair, baa been polled off....There
m 10 fact of water over Carrollton bar.
A new achoouar for the lumper buelnaae waa aue*
eoaafuUy launeaed from OepL LautaPe ship yard ail
Qnrasd Uevaa yeetardoy, Marne, Mery Ellen Cook.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Hipr-mnow or RrrrnrKr* MAR*s.-t flatordar «>
eep\«d. • Sunday aierpted. IMoadiy aaoapttd. 11.
tl»a«unday alliWa. m. fUallv. IU
CmCAnO ft NORTHWESTERN RAURtRR.
JHtktt OJlctt, u CUik-tl. (.v.-rm'i* l/nutt). jj p„.,
it., turntr Jtitditon-il,, ana at Oit Jtpott,
•Paalfloraat Une
oDuluKjtio itag r.*, via Uttnton..
• Dubuque iMfbtKa, via Clinton
• Omaha Nltu Ktnreaa
m KreeportA Dnbuoneitiprau...
• Fraepart* Dubaenehiorew...
5 Milwaukee Mall
5 Milwaukee Ktproia
5 Milwaukee Paetonger
5 Milwaukee rasaencer...
5 (Iteea Hay Kipresi.
b M. I* til • ~
h fil, Paul A Winona Ktpreu,,,.
5 Marmmta Ktpreaa.
• Geneva Lake Ktpree*
IGeneva Mke Ktnre«s
•lotta a. to
•111:15 a. ni.
MM-ip. m
MOitSp, m.
* flilr. a. m.
* B:lSp, m.
* 8:0 ft a. m,
* 9:45 a, m.
* S;W p. m.
ill.DOp, n>.
* 9;t3 a. m.
*l0:0u a. in.
1 O:4Sp. m.
•Hide p. tn.
* 4:00 p, ni.
• Depot corner nr Welle and Kl
s—Depoteomorof OanaUnd Kl
Unttle-ata,
Lloile-aU,
MIQHI-AN CENTRA I - RAILRfUl 1 ).
Pepof, fani a/ «»il foal of T>tinl<j.ue»ni H
Tirktttigiff, Cl Vlnrft’H., inuthtatl corner v JAuulaut*
mm/at Ml., n-fWtml //aui«,
Mail ftlaraaln Mas),
P«7 Kipreis........
Jaokaon Accommodation
Atlantic Kturata.........
Mtbt liipreu
OKANURArtIIB AND UURKKUON., ,
MornUjjp « : .W a. m. *S:O6p. n .
Mftbt Kxpreas .. !) U:iwp. m. [• SJoV. ra,
•Sunday Kf. 1* f aturciay and Sunday Hi.
| # 8:ooa. m. MrwTnTnT
.* 8;:> va. di. * B;Wn. m*
•3sl3p.ni. *10:3)5; £
( Rtlft p, io. 11:00 a. m;
iH:OOp.m. ;*«U»r,5.
CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD.
ChlrafO, Knnitu ff/y aurf Uenttr Shnrl /.(nr,
nnii, Hu,. and Chirttq*, Sprinjjjitld, Alton an
Through /.in*. fnfnrt itrpot, liVll Shi*, neap
Irfd./p. Ticket OJhftt At Iftpol, and 12i Kane
KaaiaiOil/aml Oenror Faatßt. '13:00 noon
KU UiultaiiilKprliijriiel>t Hi.... 1 tiMi.m.
M. Ixjuit, Sjiriuciield A Toiaa,, I 9Mi p, m
Peoria and Keoaui Htrreaa * IMii a. m.
Chicago A Paducah Itallroad Kk, * 0:40 a. m.
Washington K». 'l3 00 noon
Joliet A Dali tit Aoojinmodatlon. * * o. m.
C 'ICAOO. MILWAUKEE ft ST.
Cnion Perot, earner J/tdltnn an-t I
6J .SouiA Clark-tl,, afi/mtiUiihermi
PAUL IIAI
tni/oitte, am
Milwaukee A Prairie do Olden
Division, I’ati 'tii'nr.
Milwaukee, l,af'ri>«*», Wlmms,
Ht. Paul, Minun.ipulls, Klpuo,
Oshknsb A Uroan Hay, tfarougu
Ksprois
Milwaukee. Madison, I'raine an
tihleaA lows i also, Menitha
and Stovonn P«i*nt, Pa«*ona-*r.
Milwaukee, Kt. Paul A Minns
qjiolU, through K» press
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RAILROAD.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL r
Dtp»t,S*»( of f.nkfl, andj'oot nf
Ojiei, l2i AunUu/yA-0.,
fit. Louis Express.
St. l<otilw Fast Line..,,...........
UalroA New Orleans Kt...
CairoA New Orleans lit.,,
Springfield, Peoria A Keokuk Kt
Springfield sod Peoria HUptest..
Dnlumne A .Sioux City Kt
DuhiuiueA i <, i.D<idsu Hi
Oilman Passemrer
# k MO a. m,
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• 9:15 p. m. 1
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON K 01
Depiti, Jo<it of l/ike.tt., Indiana
amt Vanitland lit
and wt depoli.
lUINCY RAILROAD.
and
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. • 7:20 S. ni.
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Dubuque A aUi.n (JUy VU,*
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Kama* Oil)', l.aavenwortii. Au
cnisoii A hi. Joseph Kzi>
Texas Mp.rcs
•10:09 a m.
*U:UBp. m.
* 3:li p. m.
* s Jitp. ni.
* IJU p. m,
* 1 :no p. in.
* 0:31 p, m.
HihOOp. u.
Aurora Pasienjfer!ll
Ucndoia. Ottawa A Hlrextorraas
Aurora Passenger,.
Aurora I’ammuor (Nun tay).,...
Dubuque A BlonxOlty Ksp,.„.
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Kansu City, Lnavemrertli, At
oblionAbt. Joseiiti ISxp
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powner'sOr&ve Aoeomnindstinn
pownorsOtavo Accammuduttou
tl0:00p. m.
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KANKAKEE .
From Centra Depot, joni
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LINE.
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larflannnulfi, l/mUrllJo ,t Ulncln-I
nttl flight flxpru««(dally) ( 735 p. m.
CINCINNATI AIN LINE AND KOKOMO LINE.
Trom Viltihur*, CTnrinnoH it SI. t.ouh llailua't depot, ear.
titr Clinton ami Cnrrolhtte., n’eet Side. lleltt office, 111
JSand</lph~el., andatdepol.
Indianapolis, Louisville.* OindnJ
natl Day KxjiroM 1 8:00s. m. * 8:40 p. m,
Indianapolis, Loalivillo«t Clucia-I
natl (dally) .) 7:50 p.m. 7:405. as.
CHICAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
fluMMff i ltpol corner Chicaan-ae, ami larrobot-H.i
freight and tlekitxjiee Jto. 48 Otnrkst,, next la Shmnom
Jloute. •
Mall and Express
liynm Passeugar
Kli«ln Express
Hs«o» Accommodation.
9:40 s. m. 4:40 p.m.
Stfop. a. Utfos. m.
8:20 1». ia. 8:451. m.
C.-Ssp. m. 6:4Jtt. pi.
PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI ft ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
Treat depot corner VNnton and Curroll.ilt., !>>«< Side,
ticket offer, Ul/landolph-ti., andelik/iof.
Oolnmbns,Pittsburg 4N»w York
_l)ty Express * 8:00s. m. *6:40».n.
Columbus, Pittsburg ANsw York
Night Usprasstdally) TJOp. m. 7;Wa.tn.
PITISBURb, FT. WAYHE& CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Day Express.. ,
Pacific Express.
Pant Line........
Mall
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. 4 5:15 p. ra. i 6 JO a. m.
. r'lOrOupm.
.1: 4:55 a. m. • 6:05 p. ra.
BALTIMORE ft OHIO RAILROAD
JVofne ieaie jrom £xpotitlon Jtulldlnj and depot /oat or
TWenlvetcond-et. i\thet office, V 3 LaSaHe.il,
Mall. Sundays Exempted.
Kxprsts, Daily
8:05 a. m.l B:«p. m.
7.-OOp. m.| 8:36*. ra.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND ft PACIFIC RAILROAD.
JJepel, tamer of Van Iluren and Shermanite. Ticket oficoi
frond I'aeyjtt Hotel,
Omaha,lrftTßnw'tUAAloblsonEx *10:11 a. m. *B:Mp. ra.
Peru Accommodation... • I.DOp, m. * 8:10 s.
fisblKxpi
STOCKHOLBERS’ MEETINGS.
Chicago Je Northwestern Eailwajr Oom^My,
Tb* aannal meeting of lbs stockholders and hoodnold.
era of the Chicago A Northwestern Hallway Company for
tho election of Directors, pursuant to law, and for the
transaction of such other business as tnsycoroe bsreru
sslil mflollitf, will ho bald st the nlllce of the Company, In
the City of Chicago, on Touraday, the |d da/of Jooe
next, si I o’clock ii. ra. Bondholders will auinenlloslo
their right to vote by presuming their voting bonds at the
oihoe of the Company, No. M Watl-at., New York, lor
registration, on orVelor. Xh.U*
M, L. SYKV.3. Jb., Secretary. .
Offie ClMo, Bock island k Pacific R, R. Co.
APSILfiT. 1875.
The Annual Meeting of (ha Stockholder* of the Chica
go. Hock island A I'acifiu Railroad Company (or in*
election of Director*, pursuant to law, and the transac
tion of such other buauiee* at may come be(ur* ttiaia.
will be held at the oliloo of tbe Company In tbe buy oj
Chicago, on Wednesday, tbo 2d day of .June next. a» II
o'clock a. m. JOILN V. TtIAOY,
F. 11. Towa. Secretary. Pre«ldeot._
PROPOSALS.
PrepoiaU lor Lodes on fox Uiror lw«
prevem«nt>
Ukitxo Statlj nNaivrtn’aOmoE.
trj.»ollem>n-»t., Milwaukee. May ft. W.ft.
C RACED PilUl'OSAl-S. In duplicate. "‘lb# received
O el thU oltiM until 12 o’clock M-, «»Tu«»d*{.
dtycf Juno, IB7S, for the conelrtictloq of live atone ina
aoury locke lor Ujo Vox litfer, Wl*Ma*ln, at
or afar the following iilaLee:llerllu.TVLlwUTer,
Princeton, Grand Hirer, and Little Ohuto, Wtaconrin.
Uld* will be received eepemUilj for each lock. Por *«
W&t fumfih ..UitMiorj ..I
--' Pr..«»b l«
MEDICAL CARDS.
Soi-avm Br. Kean,
300 SOUTH OLABK-BT., CHICAGO,
May be aonxuUod. pereonally or bjr mail, (roe of chaff*,
cn all chronic or norvou# dlaoaae*. BH. J. KbINUIM
enlr yhyeloUa (n the city who warrant* cure* or no pay.
UC oe hour*, Ba. m. to 6p. tn.; Sundays from Bto ><• _
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Mouth OUrk-et., Chicago, ill., whom be treat* with uj
paralleled success all Diseases of the Reproductive W
Sane, Uu*r>uatorrlu«a, Impotence, and the Venerea
Tbe Doctor load* ell in hla practice bare, and neefrvedil
too, for be I* aa honorably aa be U ekllliui. hcndforU
ate work on beaual Pathology i price, 81. .
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guide.
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