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6
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Growing Dnllnew Among tho Banka—
Clearing!, $2,000,000.
Orccnlcnf, Norris & Co.—Hussion Fl
nances—The Trndc-Dolltir*
Tho Produce Markets Less Active, and
Generally Easier.
&n Active Shipping Demand for Wheat,
and Fair .do. for Oorn,
FINANCIAL.
Counter transaction* and all kinds of basinet*
among the bank* are decreasing. Ths demand for
bank accommodation* la very small, and these In*
sUiutlons complain almost without exception that
they are making no money. Itatciof discount are
7®lo per cent. New York exchange was eold be
tween banka at7s®Boc per |I,OOO premium. The
clearings were 17,000,000.
ORRBNI.BAF, MORRIS * CO.
gelah Chamberlain, Tfecelrerof Crccnleaf. Nor
ris A Co,, answer* with a general denial of all
charges the motion of Francis 0. SaUonslall .for
tho appointment of a new Hccelvcr. SaUonslall 1*
asacrtcclto hare no Interest, lien, or claim on the
property of the firm, end Perry 11. Smith
and William It. Taylor, of Chicago,
whose afllilnvlla supported Pallonslair* mo
tion. arc declared not to be creditor*
of the firm, nnlcs* they are creditor* at large.
Chamberlain did not, be aaye, obtain W* appoint
ment-through any nndne Influence with Warren E.
Grccnlcof, or for anjpnrposo of giving himself
precedence orcr other creditor*. Chamberlain
claim* to be h!tn««ir the largest creditor, and con
sequently the best person to be llecclftr. He fnr-
Ihcrsaya Baltonslall was In New York about the
2d until the Ulh of March, mat,; that duringthal
]>cr!od be applied to SaKonstall for an Inrentory of
the property of the Rrrn In Chicago, but that Sal
tonitsll never compiled with hi* request; that ho
was obliged to anhpfrna him before the Itcferec ap
pointed in Ibla cause to obtain such Information;
that while 8aUo»li11 was lu New York, he tbal
tonatsU) bed f reoncccss by hi* knowledge and con
sent to the books of Orecnlcaf, Norrl* A Co., and
rummaged them frequently to his heart's content,
bnt nercr pave to him'the names tonehtfor, a*
requested, of the dealers with the Arm whuiu
names appeared on the books kept by Sallonslall.
lie denies that be has refused to give to SaUonslall
or to any other creditors of the said firm who may
desire tu obtain the same an account of the prop
erty or Fecuritics of the Ann. but on the contrary
says that imtncdia’ely after hie appointment be
proceeded to have an Inventory made of the prop,
erty of the firm, and that (ho same was died in
court on the 7th of March Inst Balionelall’* peti
tion and Ferry 11. Smith’s aindavtt are described
m the sole fruits of an entire week’s work In get
ting together a bndy.of creditors to attack Cham
berlain and prevent the adjustment of the alTalrs
of lha Arm,
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
Russian securities are very heavy In the London
market. Englishmen prefer Turkish, Bolivian,
and Honduras bonds to those of Russia, a* they
preferred Confederal* to United Stale# bonds.
The Continent ta the place to wblch the Russians
hove to look for capital to (and their floating debt,
now that the war Is over. The Iluaalan Treasury
has begun the ls*no of Treasury bills, probably the
flrat of a series. The effect* of the war will be
now felt to some extent In the disorganisation of
industry and consequent decrease of revenue from
taxes. Theltusslan Government for the moment
will have to Increase the Issue of paper money,
and ultimately will have to launch large
loans In which to fund these Treasury bills.
The Treasury bills Just issued are authorized hy
an Imperial ukase empowering the Minister ofFl
nance to issue from time to time Imperial Treasury
bonds to rnn fur not {css than three months and
not more than ono year, the interest to be payable
only for the term for which they are Issued. The
face of these bonds Is to bo 1,000 roubles, and the
amount to be issued Is to bo regulated by the Oxar.
GOVERNMENT WORM AND INDCBTRT IN PRANCE.
The Economtste Franeiat gives an interesting
climate of tbo effect upon French Industry, now
in a desperate condition, of the railway worka to
he undertaken bribe Government. The State la
to spend $000,000,000 on tbo works, which are to
be completed In ten years. Tbo number of miles
to bo lain down Is 0,013, at on average cost of
$.'10,000 a mile. Tbo total expenditure of
$000,600,000 will reach the different industries In
about (ho following proportions: Agriculture,
$100,000,000; metallurgy and mines, 9102,•
000,000; buildings, $103,000,000; labor and
other sources nf expenditure, SUM,-
000,000. The Econ/tmiift calculates that
the agriculturist profit will bo 30 per cent; that
the production of Iron will bo augmented for ten
years by 03 per cent, and of coal by nearly 13 per
cent; while at the rate of SO cents a day there
will bo employment for 1,000,000 laborers a
year for ten years.
BOSTON DARK STOCKS.
The Boston Commercial UulltUn, to Hluitrato
the depredation which has attacked values sen*
orally, sires (lilt comparison of the prices of tha
stock of the beat twelve banka In Boston, now and
three years ago:
Jan. 1, Jan. |,
1873. |M7». Lnti. Gain.
IloyUton 118 37 ....
jiiinver mu i«a 70>4 .... an
Kichanue ..IriO MO 30 ....
f irst National ...210 131 29
Monument IHO iw O 0
National Market,Dnghtou.lUS Iff! a ....
j’cople's IMS 147*4 7M ....
Iledemptlon I«J I*«4 9«H ....
llocklaud .....tflA JhH 27 ...
hecond National IM I4nt| !<){ ....
eonrliy IM »»• .... 15
Theae. It Bays, are the beat banks in Uoalon.
Only two of themabow any Increase In the value
of ihclr shores, and ibe rest have lost an average
of SCO a share. .
cmcuoo * jtonrnwßSTKnN.
The Dally Jlallelt'i says the entire umoautof the
eoniolldetfiigold sevens Hut the Chicago A North*
western Company were to pat on the market have
been sold. Till* new Imu# is for the conversion of
the Trcmpeaulcau llrinch bonds, which matnre la
a few months. The aalea of the new gold eevena
have depressed the market for Northwestern bond*.
tub uutM or pacirto wait.
There have recently been heavy aalea of Tacifle
Mall. On Saturday U 7,000 share* were aold, and
the price fell 3 cent*. Tba large Mei are made
by holders who have finally abandoned any hope
of saving anything from the wrecking friends of
the Company. Pacific Mail stock la IM4 was sold
at DM.
TUB TBADB-nOI.LAK.
The coinage of trad«*dollara vinca they were au
thorised by the ect of 12th February, 1673, up
to March 1. 1878, bee been t ; >4,til£>,bCo. The
Ban Francisco ffulfrfiu strongly opposes me pro*
posed abolition of the trade-dollar. In defenaa of
the malntonance of that coin. It vaya:
It is fully lo car that Chinn would have taken tbe
same amnunl of silver from ui In bare at tbe tame
price. Wo know to tha contrary, and ao docs at
cry ono who knows anything about it. Tbe trade*
dollar* aeul to China have nut taken the place of to
much lino •liver, but have beau In addition there*
to, and have gone Into circulation, aupplautlng, la
a measure-tbe Mexican dollar lo iom« parts of
that Umpire. It fa a better coin than tbe Mexican
dollar, and as its merits become known it gain* lit
ponotar esteem. It le known Ibat the
Chinese are peculiar, and are strong in
their prejudices. Under these circumstances,
it is a wonder that (be trade'dollar hae
made such pruytesi aa it baa among them* There
Is oue thing about money, however, that the
Chinese can comprehend through all their prclu
dire and surpcrslltlon, and that la, that the dollar
coolaiuing toe must grains of fine allvcr, if It cost
no mure. Is the beat dollar for them. Tbe fine
finish of the trade-dollar and the regularity of
lu fineness, lo addition to its Increased weight,
Sites It a decided preference over the Mexican
ollar. Our bullion producer! look upon tbe China
end Fast India markets aa far mure desirable fur
the placement of silver than the bomu market.
Auy legislation tust tends to restrict this foreign
demand fur silver cannot bo regarded otherwise
than as inimical to the beat mtereata of this coun
ta-
COLD AMD ONIBNDACK9.
Gold was lOOMCIOI* In greenbacks.
Greenbacks warn OOJ4®OdM cents on tha dollar
la gold.
voastOK bxciuwob.
Sterling.,. ..
Belgium
France
fiwlticrland.
, gasSKr
Austria.
Norway
bweoca
Denmark...
OOyaRBMBgT BOMDI.
ii S
laatßfflvars.vs.^.fs-A
Doited fcwua 3-aos of J‘*H
t aiud Btatcs.lO-4Ue Wfl JJfo
Vutua buua naw to * WJ4
LOCAL BBCCRITII9.
City n«llw*»(Pomh PMe) wi
City Railway (West filrte). **•' v^i
City Itsliwsy {North Mae) IW
Trs'ler*'lnsurance Company .... *■»
ChlcsgoUM-iJtht*Coke Comntnv... 150
Wen Dl rldon U. R. 7 per cent ccnfs. .......
Lincoln PsrkTpercent bond* * W
'And Interest
BT TBLBOUAPH*
iimv tonic.
To tfis AttoeiaitA Prat.
N*w Tonk. March IP.—Bold opened and closed
at 101**. with Mica In the Interim At 1014- Car*
rylng rates 0@34.
Silver At London unchanged. Here, silver oars
Are 1S0)4 In greenbacks Anil 118>j In gold. Silver
coin, discount.
Governments closed dm. ,
Railroads were strong.
State securities were Bteady.
Stock! opened bouyant, advanced from H to
with the chief activity and strengthen Tactile Mali*
coal thtres; lake Shore, Western Union, atm
Granger atocka. Upon tho announcement of the
failure of Samuel M. Mills ft Co. tho market be*
came aomewbat feverish and unsettled* and a rcac*
llonof % to 1|« took place, prices closln* steady at
the decline. The extreme, fluctuations were In
Pacific Mall. The earning of the Mllwankee *
8t Panl Railway and the Northwestern Hoad
Jncreaied *50,000 each during the accond week In
March. The news of (no suspension of Mr. Mills
was received with universal regret. Throughout
the afternoon his offices were crowded with avmpa*
thfxlng friends, many of whom tendered offers of
substantial assistance. Mills has occupied a very
Eromlncnt position on tho Stock Exchange, and
cen more or less Identified with all tho great spec*
nlatora ana speculative movements In Wall street
for years. It Is impossible at present to estimate
Ibcliabllltles of tho firm, but it waagenerally bo*
tiered It would not bo long before Milts would tie
on his feet again. Transactions were 151,000
shares, of which 50.000 were Lake Shore, 7,000
Northwestern common, 4,000 preferred, 15,000
8U Paul common, 2,0U0 preferred, 04.000 Lacks*
wanna. 2.000 Delaware ft Hudson. 2,000 Morris
A Kmcx, 2,000 Michigan Central, 10,000 Western
Union, and 17.000 Pacific Mall.
Owing to tho failure of b.M. Mills ft Co. to keen
their engagements, largo blocks of stocks were
sold out under the rnles. Mill* was one of the
most prominent operators on the street, and Is
said to be short of Northwestern and St. Taul
i stocks, which recently have been making sharp td*
bought In nnder the rule for the ac
count of Mill* ft Co. were 1,700 shares of Lacks*
wanna, 000 of Morris ft Essex, 000 of Lake Shore,
400 of Western Union, 400 of SL Paul, and 100 of
Pacific Mall.
Money, C@S4,closlngal24. Prime mercantile
paper, 4400. . „
Customs receipts, $333,000.
The Trcasnry distmrsed $278,000,
Clearings, *IH, 000.000.
Sterling steady; long. 804; short, 884.
oovasxua.vTs.
Coupons. *Bl invjiiNew 44 10BM
Onnpens ’fl3,n*w UH l f|New4per cent U»l4
coupon*, 'or U«4 MMnare* MhH
Coupons. ‘PH Coupon UMW
New Os.. lOlHilturreneles... ........ 1104
•took*.
HOla Northwestern pfd 6814
17 C.. C..C. A 1 30|»
so ' New Jersey Central... 14
is'< neck 151 and.,... 1014
turn Bt. Pau1..... ftU'l
mm pl. rani pfd tM
lOljJ Wshasli I*4
, anu Ft. Wsyne 01
. Terre ruute 8
, bo Terre Haute nfd....... II
inaW Chicago A A1t0n.... 6*4
. luh Cliicsgott Alton pfd.. U 3
.33 ÜbloA MlsilMlppi.... H
,1434 U.. L. A W 49
, wH A. A P. Telegraph.... I*4
.180 Missouri Pae1De....... 14
. 734 C-. H. A U IflM
o*4 flaanlbsl AHU Jo iota
, 744 Central Pacific bomls.
. 73 it). P. innd-graat.... ion ,
. 4014'U. P.SloklngFund.... 034
:ate nouns.
. 37M Virginia, new.... AO ,
, 3.34 Missouri, os 1034
, ar. i
BAN FRANCISCO.
Sak Francisco. March in. -Following are tho
losing quotations at Ihe Stock Hoard:
Alpha ~... Mf Justice, *
neither aU Ketituck
IteslA llelctier.... ... 17 Leopard
Uulllun. 8 Mexican
consolidated Virginia. 20 Dphlr .
California. 2H KaymondAEly
Ctmllor.... 37 silver lllxl
Caledunls 3 Ravage..
Crown Point. 4}< Sierra Nevada.... ...
Etcliequrr 34 Union Conaolldslcd..
GouldcCurry. «H Yellow Jacket........
llaleA.Vurcruss. 74 LureksConsolidated.
Imperial...., 3 Orsndl’rlie
Julia Coesolldated.... 64 Alta
NSW ORUUN9,
New Orleans, March 10.-Gold, 1014O10IX
Bight exchange on New York at par.
Starling exchange, bonkers’ bill*, 4034,
FOREIGN.
London, March 10-5 p. m.—Consols, money,
051*10; iceannt, 054.
United States bonds—’oss, 1034: 'o7s, 1077*
10*40s, 105 M; new ss, 104 K.
Erie. 104; preferred, 25; Illinois Central
704; Pennsylvania Central, 28.
Paris, March 10.—Rentes, lOOf 85c.
W.Unlon Tel
Quicksilver
Sulcksllverpftl ...
act no II HI
Mariposa Land
Mariposa pfd
Adams tispresa.....
Wells-Fargo
American Kspress.
Halted Slates K* ..
N. V. C., ex. dlv..
tlsrlem
Michigan Central.
Union Psclfle!'
Lake Khore....
>)• Central.
(here. A Flits.
Northwestern
Tennessee os. 01d...
Tennesseean, now.
Virginia ss, old
REAL ESTATE.
Thefollowlne Instruments were filed for record
Tuesday, March 10s
MITT WontlTT*
Adi st. 130 ft n of Lake il ef. UOxISSft (with
Ada Street Churrb UulMlng). doled March
IS (First Methodist Kpl«copat Church to
tftb Ada titteot Methodlat Church) 9 30,000
Leavitt it. ail ft nof tiarrlaon at, wf, OSxlltu , „
(t, dat'd March 18 4.100
Wehaiersv, necorofsmithponar.af,4da*io
xljrtft. Improved, dated Feb. a. 4,000
Wood at. between Folk and Tailor ata. w f,
4114X1337*10 ft. with huildltitra >0,31*1 and
*«. dated Jan, ft (William M. Dayton to ■
Sidney ti. IharahamK. .. 10.000
Warren av, 130 ft e of Lincoln at, • f, auslSt
(l. Improved, dated March 11 7,000
Tlilrty-ulDthat, n w cur of Tucker at, if, un*
divided 4 of 3741331 ft, with other property,
dated March iu (John U. Bhcrwsn to Solo* _
mon I*. ilonktm). 10,000
Chlcßuoav, intftw of liremcr at, a f. 30x130
ft, Improved, dated Jan. 3fl. t>?77 7,000
Uarucr at, IM ft v of south Hoisted at, a f. 35x
73 ft, with other property, dated Nov. 6,
South llalated at. 49 ft n of Meagher at. vr f, _
AOXhT ft. dated Jan. 18. 1H73 3.000
DeKovaaat. wiltvul Canal at, a f, MxKW ft,
Improved, dated March It. 1.000
Duller st, inu ft nof Thlrty»ccomjst,w f, 23r
XI34H lore dated March HI 830
West Taylor si, 133 ft w«f Uesplalnea at, n f,
2MIUI ft, dated Feb. 37.,,,. 1,080
Leavitt at. Itetween Jackson and Harrison sis,
w f. tciltfi ft. Improved, dated March 10
(Alexander YounkrioOeurkeL. Cougdua).., 10.0 CO
COMMEIICIAIi.
The following were tbe latest quotations for
March deliver; oa tbo leading articles for two
day* post:
Jfomtoy. Tlifdai/,
... 1.J5 7.17 H
...... 8.80 8.50
i.mH ».ouu
Su S;«
<t«i* b*H o«4
Harley . , se so
CoD»oU , MHO WI• 10
Btsrliuaoicnange 4W sop
Tbe following were tbe rocflptsaod shipments
of tbe leading articles of produce in ibis city dor*
lag the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on
Tuesday morning, and for tbo corresponding time
twelve months ago;
Me** pork
Lard........
Bhouldera, boxed.
Snort ribs, boxed.
Wiil.ky
Wh«>t
Cura...
in. an
23.808
123. UOI
ucu'jo
Flour, nrl*...
WtieiU pa...
n.ro. tm
OuU, bu
Uye, bu
barley, mu...
(iiaaesr e<l.B(.
Hai aec<t. at
11. ci>rn,*i ...
t. mean, !»»..
liref.u
8,710
28.1. :wo
7i.5»V
si.no,
5W.612
lker. or u...,.
rsi-. 1 ."".::::
Tallow. *S.. .
Hotter. »5...,
l/re'e beat. No
Live Seta. No.
Cattle. >u
feOeep, 80..,.,
HtOes. 105.....
Hifhwie’t. tola
Wool, lbs
I'olatoea. ted..
(Tot!, loos
ilar. tout
i.umucr. m.ru
Bllluglct, D...
Kale Oris-...,.
Poultry. He...
bag*. pita*.,,.
Cheese. 0i1...
apples. Oris
Beans. Lu
Withdrawn from store daring Monday
consumption
bo barley.
The following cram wae iqepected into store lo
tbia city ytsterday morning: 1 car Mo. 9 hard
wheat, IS care No. 3 eof| spring, <1 care No. 3 do.
Scare rejected (SO wheat); 18 care blah-mixed
oorn. 80 care new do, 43 care new mixed, 87 cars
No. Scorn, 60 care rejected. 8 cans no gratia (183
«otuU 31 care while oats, 15 cars No. S mixed, 1
car rejected (47 oats); 4 carf No. Sryaj Scare
No. 1 barley, Scare No. 3do, 4car*extra No. 3
do, 3 cars ordinary No'. 3 do, 3 cars feed (1U bar
ley). Total, 272 care, or 117,000 bo. Inspected
out: U.TtU bu wheat, 22,M3 bu corn, 000 ba
oaie, 1)10 bu barley.
The Directors of tha Board’ of Trade Imva con
strued tbe rule agalnft trading out of bonra to
mean that they ate not expected to enforce the
pvtiosmanea of contract* made out of regular
hour# by members of tha Board. At tbe sums
Hue, a couple of members have been flnsd for vlo-
Ullonof the rule referred to.
sum e. i|*.
’ amM
’.‘.’.miAuU 613*
»>? 40M
S7M
A very good demand usUled yesterday forsp
wbeat. We nolo among otbera the purchase of lo
of 7ft,000 bu, fiO,ooo bu, And 50.000 h« for ship
ment, and still nil the orders were not filled. With
this the receipts wete miserably small, end ex
pected to contlnno so for some weeks, as the
farmers ire now busy In the field*. Seeding Is
being prosecuted vigorously *ll over the North*
PM. Atknt.
west.
Tho direct foreign export* from Chicago last
week Included MM brls flour, 72,002 bu wheal,
32,083 bit corn, t. 030 brls pork, 14,002 tes and
4ftO other pkgs lard, 7,082 nxs tneeie. 2,120 cases
canned do, 700 brls beef, 100 pkgs butter and
cheese, 1.300 brls alcohol, 962,018 lbs oil cake,
74.940 lbs seeds, 210,804 lb*hides. 8,020 lbs
leather, and 0H0,113 lbs cotton.
The leading produce markets were rather leas
active yesterday, and most of them were easier.
Wheat was higher near ths opening of the day’s
business, bat soon receded, Hogs were dull, on
account of a larger supply, and provisions were
tame. In sympathy. There was a very pood ship
ping demand for wheal and com, but less specula
tive Inouiry, though the British markets were
quoted stronger, and consols were weak, with
news Indicating a very unsettled state of affairs in
Europe on the Eastern question, but the weather
was fine and favorable to. farm work, and there
were a great many who thought an Important de
cline In prices far from Improbable, while they
were afraid to operate In that direction while tho
war-cloud In Europe Is so heavy as now. Hence
tameness In many departments. The receipts were
rather light, and stocks of grain on the decrease.
There waa ft good degree of activity In dry-goods
circles, and a steady set of prices. Staple and
seasonable gooda and notions wore freely ordered
both by the city and country dealers, and the dis
tribution reached liberal proportions. Groceries
were moderately active, and generally steady.
Coffees remained dull and weak, but were without
farther positive decline. The movement in foreign
and domestic dried fruits was fair, and moat llnca
were steadily held. Prunes, apples, and blackbor
rtca were Arm. Layer raisins were offered at a
slight decline from previous quotations. A fairly
active fish market was witnessed at well sustained
prices. Prices of butter again were weak, and
tending lower. Cheese remains dull. Buyers are
not Inclined to order In advance of current needs,
all looking for lower prices by and by. Nothing
now was noted In the bagging, tobacco, ond leather
markets. Oils were In fair request, and excepting
a He decline In carbon, prices ranged as before,
paints and colors are in Increasing demand, and
are firm- Coal and wood continues dull and un
settled.
The lumber market was fairly active and firm.
The demand is growing dally, and full prices are
paid for nearly everything In tho list There Is
little doubt but that the production will be smaller
than In recent years, and tho Indications now are
that those who were fortunate in getting a stock of
logs at moderate cost will find the season fairly re
munerative. The hardware merchants reported a
belter trade at former prices. Wool, broom-corn,
hops, and hides were rather quiet and generally
steady. Timothy and Hungarian seed were active
and firmer, and most other seeds were slow ann
easy, clover being somewhat lower. Tho demand
for hay was good, and tbo better grades closed
firmer. Green trolls were steady. Pino poultry
was scarce nud Arm. . A .. .
Hat! freights were In lair demand at tho reduc
tion noted yesterday, the basis being 200 per 100
lbs on grain to New York.
March 10. —Receipts—Flour, 15,704 brls; wheat,
08,100 bu; corn,. 103,814 bu; oat*, 30,074 bti;
corn-meal, 0,350 pkgs; rye. 17.M2 bu; barley,
0,000 bu; mall, 7,000 bu; pork, 850 pkg*;
beef, 1.502 pkgs; cut meals, 2,300 pkg*’, lam,
1.373 kgs; whisky, OOnbrls.
Export*—24 honrs-Flonr, 10,000 brls; wheat,
220,000ba; corn, B7,000bo; barley, 3,000 bu.
The following are tho footlnira of Iho official re
port of th« (train la store InthU city on ibo even
ing of Saturday last and corresponding dates:
JtiirrH 10. IfnrchO, Jfureh 17.
I STB. 1878. 1877. <V
SH
...
4*
I H
H
bH
”24
«
ITheal-
No. 3 W.W. new.,
No. 3 red
No. a winter.
Itcjecled winter...
No. i aortar
No. aaprlng. ... .
No. 3 aprln*
HeJectedaprtnK...
Nuicrade «nrina..
No. I hard aprlntr.
No. a bant aprla*.
Total.
Corn-"
Ho. 1
No. 3....
Rejected ■
Nograde..,.
Rlgti mixed....,,
Krsuva;:::::
Hew high mixed
Total.
Oau—
So. a
Rejected...
Nugrads....
Ho. awhile.
Total.
Rut—
Ho. i.. .
Hu. -i
Rejected.
Hugrade.
Total...
Harltr—
So. I
Ho. 9
50wd0....
Hew No. 8.. i
I (ejected
Kitra.su. a
Feed
Total of *ll kinds Instore, 2,000,713 bn, These
ficarcs show a decrease during last week of 43,853
ba wheat, 84,000 bu corn, 7.720 bu oala 2,048
ba rye, and 48,771 ba barter. Total decrease.
187.004 ba. The aboTo*nolod qaantltlc* of bard
wheat Include 0,030 bd No. 1 Minnesota, and
8,144 bn No. S do.
Also, afloat last Saturday In the harbor at this
port, 13.003 bu No. 1 soft spring. 170,175 buNo.
2 do 40,710 ba No. 3 do, 7.070 bu No. I hard
whest, 14,200 bu No. 2do (SSH, 220 wheat) {370, •
341 bu No. Scorn. n,loHbu rejected, 114.021 bn
hUh-mtxed (404.370 corn); 133,853 ba No. 8
oats, 22,080 ba No. 2 while, (165,042 oats). Total
afloat, 008,5411 m.
The total Increase In the quantity eflost la 04,041
ha; glnng a decrease In stocks ashore end afloat of
nearly 04,000 bo.
The following were the stocks of wheat In Ml
waukee
Element*.
Ufctipli.
I 87». j
’ll. 890
run 1
8.723,
81. WO
90.750
“‘V.Vm
87.803
ut.ini
20.UU0
977. UM
4.882
13.7U0
IUCMM|
811,304
Hl-TlO 1
JI.WJ;
7.4041
I 15.289
I 175
o,we
I H4.BhA
i 42.4U0
I 111, IM
1,831,045
10,583.
504.1 Ml
20,4351
0781
8.100,430
lUI
8,141
3,731,120
80.8U0
84, l!W
40
4.748
3.N1J0
170
140. UM
75
8.138
OOO.lfciO
23. (MO
43.2JU
733
IM.OM
ii.wmil
43,703
4oa|
7.2401
4.5V1!
I.IU»l
156. fHSj
173
&,f.uu!
2,710.
■ 8.811
«7*,i«a
77,843
71, mu]
“ib'wi
I.lie)
9,712
M
465,013
33
38.030
1,5061
•i.q
93.3131
11.807
1.530
90.080
for city
re. £UOd
1,280 ba wheat, MUibur:
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. BIARCH 20, 1878.
JM NEW TORK TESTEPnAT.
GRAIN IN STORE.
717 717 2.7*'
I,KM |,B3t* 4.3V3
3*3 a*a a.<«ui
wikm »mhh 4.331
654, 030 074, CCD a, KW. I M
so, an «w.mi a0,94i
i3,a»7 in, rn t»4.«*7
348 MO
31,670 33.871 44.H33
356,000 154.805
1.331,001 1,303,454 8,34f,973
30.434 30.434 13.703
9.730 10*«»4 9,334,400
O.ttKl 10,1*17 937.5*1
CKO (I'M 733
18S,'.VV4 940.KU1 303,7*1
13,400 13,41*1 l,4tW
92.173 23.178 . 803,301
18,033 18.1*7 344.4*10
333,223 337,101 0,403.403
IM.ST? iMKQt* 600,717
£uao 4.690 IW.OOO
a.«wo
4U. Oil
38,730
•i55.p33 333.050 777*000
ftI.IKH 31,0*4 10.034
I3J.HJA 138,40))
a.a« a-w^
770 770 770
187,877 170,973
IS.H.VJ 31.090
lt.au 11,813 215.130
4118.304 83*,430 200.038
3.3-0 3.393 10.3H1
10,700 33,003 810.2*1
...v 74,035
’eiou 03,300
1.171 4.000
Mart* |B, March (ft,
IHTB. 1877.
47.U71 14.8*0
87.817 81,840
DUU.H.VI i.ain.ifli'i
17,174 BHM.7UI
3&H.10T
iU.MS
No. Uprlng bard....
No. I aprlng regular.
No. 3 spring regular.
No.aaiuiug regular.
[{ejected;
Special bln
M.WI
Tout Ma,*&t i.wi.oat
jLiio, a, two bu corn. 81.071 buoata. 438,979 bu barley.
aDdu7.BJS bu rre.
racKitta or milwaukbi.
The B*ntintl gives the following details of the
business of that citydnring the past season as
compared with the returns of the previous season:
tan-'a. i*7s-*7.
«,.£! .mT"
klcae pork made. W 11...... 4».)48 3a,iw>
•‘IT ~«03 7.0 M
Ej.r.-prtm. !»*»*•. , iWO
M.7M IW
Long cut hauit mads. lb*..
Wanche*t«irnamjnijMle.|ba 1, 3*7.W*
(ireau batoa made. Iba 9M.ua) 300,uu
Shoulders tnad«. 1ba........ S.**k«lO . 8,U)I,82»
Sweet tdcklcd ahoulders •
mulfl, ici I,Boa .*u
Lung clear side* made. ilia. 12.5AV.7u7 8,017,1)40
Hlwri dear *Uua tuad<Mba. u,nAl,A'4i S.ujh.liTil
suuri rib tide# made. lb#.. 4.wiu.4'ut 4.038,040
Cumberland aldeamade,lbs l.&ol.'Ari 1.1U0.810
Oiiieratdee made. 1b5......
Uackiaad belliesm«da.lbs 731,Wl lM,yj
The following goods were received at the Cue*
toni'llotue yesterday; Lyoo A llealy, 0 caaee
musical foitrumensa; Keith Urothere, 4 caaeaarll*
flctal flower*; L. Schick. 1 case books; Chopin *
Gore, 1 case cigars; Steltauer Bros. A Co., 14
cases dry goods; C. W. A E, Pardndge, 2 cases
dry goods; IL U. Flak A Co., 7 cases arilflelal
(lowers; Jlibbard, Spencer A Co., 8 cases gun*
caps; Andersen, Olsen Jb Co., 1 cast drygoods.
Collection, tfi.66o.fld.
provisions.
1100 PRODUCTS—Wera tame, and easier on the
speculative articles, with a steady feeling In meats.
Hues were In larger supply than generally expected,
and quoted about IJHe per iun its lower, while tbe re*
ported shipments of lard and meats were quite large,
and there was little change In the advices from other
points, except that New York closed 10c lower on pork
in sympathy with our own decline. The trading here
was chiefly local.
Mass Fuat—Was comparatively doll, and rather
weak, declining too per brl from the latest prices of
Monday, with a very limited demand, bales were re*
ported of XM bris spot at 19. M; a,7jo brU seller April
at 19.4349. Ml 17, ww brU seller May at aa.67Mwß.emi
and a,uu) brit seller June at 1v.7348.au. Total. Sl.ouo
Prla. Also, goo brie extra clear pork at SIAM. Tha
market closed lams at KMfMaB.U (or spoil *9.43*4
9.43 seller March! 19.45 sellar Aprils 19.57*49*90
seller May; and 19.75 teller June.
Prime mesa was quoted at *9.3349.30. and catra
prime at 17.3047.73; with sale of xou bris prims mess
**l?inu—Waa quiet and rather weak. The market av
erased a shade lower than the latcet pricesof Mondsr.
Ueluaetitietailjr quoted tame, sod closedsoper Iwits
beiutf those snares. Bales were reported of 131 hr
spot**; |7.‘JO: 9.000 lea seller April at fi7.J7Urf7.ajj
suou let* seller May at *7.yu*r.Wi and 730 tes seller
total. 7.WM Its. the market
doted steady tl *T-30 spot or »7.sfi' se»‘*r
Aprilt *7.27)4 seller Mart and *7. MM seller June,
Sfasts-Were moderately active, with
change In price*. The Inquiry on sspori *«*eo«nt was
fair, but apparently less «h»n H*l of M on d*hJ h 4 , !f ( !’
there were rumors of iran«»netlon« not reported, fi*l«
were noted of 170 bis shoulder* at f 1.4
U*s short ribs at fI.PS seller April. SVUWMO seller
May. and **>. mad. 12*4 seller Janet a.iw) hiiloiiftsnd
■hurt elesrs on private terms; a tut iw long cle»r*
(eiirs light) at S4< - . The following tahte show* the
closing prices per ion lbs on the principal cuts of
tne,us MomN fihtrl L.<tndtx .<»er/
A*r». rfftt. efears. Cf'ir*.
boose, part cured ~fi. 37)4 •v«*’ •5 , *.V,u *2'2u^
itoied s.BO e.ii« o. JM »•«
April, bosed IM JJ-UK 5’20
if,, hnted s.Qtti B.IM A,JO a.tvi
limgeleir* quoted at *4. loose, amlVVCGlmedt
Cumtierlamts, .i'4«V4e tmsedt i«n*£«tjwn»a 7M®74«
lioseil: sweet-pickled hams. oMWfIS 4 -fur to sn«l 18 j’>
aTcrsgesjgreenham*. 814'd4;<clur»ame averages: green
* h pacon r, *quotc(t at 4t(3.1c for shoulders,
short rtoit o-gevtc for short dears, fur hams,
all esnrased and packed.
nit* ask—Was quiet and 4H«dC.
UKKP ntoiurcia-werc steady and quiet at W.Op
aio.n) for mrui iiu.UMil.uQ for extra mess; and
al7V<(47Xe for city, and 707H*
for country. -
imKADSTUFFS.
FLOUR-Was dull and unchanged. The caster feei
ng tn wheat caused buyer* to hold off, andtherswis
n mtie inquiry that sellers were not tempted to rednea
notations. Srtes were reported of 87» brl* spring
citra*. partly at *4.80{ a* brliiprlnganperflnca. parti/
nt fa.Bos ami 150 brl* rjre flour on private lermi. Total.
JHOhni. The market clo*e«l at the following aa the
nominal range of price*: Choice to favorite brand* of
winter*, *o.fiOrffl.7si good to prime brand* of win*
ter*, fs.ftnofl.oo: choice to fine aprlng, *S.fiOOO.OOj
fair to rood aprlng, f4.««5.00i lowiprlng.fJ.6o93.6Ol
fair to Rood Minnesota aprlng*. fs.ottaft.Boi choice to
fane/ lllnnciota aprlngt, *fl.W>»fl.3si Patent iprlng*.
fd.6095.001 low trade, |3.8093.50t rye, *3.(»93.a5i
buckwheat, fj.owua.fto. *
BaaJt-Wa* quiet and 28c lower. Sale was made of
to ton* at f 13.60 per ton on track.
MinoLigoa-Salowairoarteof lOtooi at 113.80, and
10ton<atfl4.U0 per ton free on board ear*. \
Cobi»*M«al—Coeriewa* Quoted at 113.50 pertoa on
track. ...
WIIEAT-Waaleia active anil eaalcr. The market
f.irbext month advanced He cart/, but fell o« IMc.and
ctoncrt Kc below the laleU quotation of Monday, fleer*
bolim reported a tcood demand In l-lverpiu)(. aome la*
ln« wanted for the Continent, with cargoe* « ihaflo
dearer, while private n.lvlcri were cmirtlcllnc. amne
makhißlhe market no better, and °ther(iaamuc h aa la
per quarter blatter. New 'orkwaa firm •n'loulet,
couhii* weak, amt our receipt* small. while A*?/®
rery food ahlppln* demand here, a*
a etc •rnarc In our itorUa fluting )Ml week, limit
termed that tome prominent operator* were anxlmia to
realize on futiireant the advance which they expected
would remit from the Kuropcan nc s , i”! , , , '’,VL cre
relative weakne** In aplte of apparently food
rcaioni for higher price*. Seller April opened
K"°«!.o%. told at ft.07)4. advanced to
•I pc anil declined to *4-0(114, doling
at 11 0754. feller May told at f l.Oßqil.O'.itf. eloalnu at
»|(b*U«ii.r*“4. Seller the month or regular No. a
•prlnßranged the tame aa April to Me Mo*, doling at
f I.OTV imt-edßcd rei olpta of do doied at fI. to, and
So. Ida nominally at about the aame flftire. _ Spot
aalea were reported of Ifj.wobn No. J spring at ft .00*4
S a«»Vnu NO. 3do at fl.o34tel.fot «,««•»« "■
jected at hWohocs and 3,4oubu by aampla at 87h»c9
Vlanp Whkat—'Vaa li/itood demand and scarce. Sale
wai limited to 3.uu bu So. 1 Mluneiota by cample at
* Wistbb WMKvriHaie vu made of 213 bafi Wlacon*
fl active and lomewhat Irree- .
eieaiiraiid tirmcr, while New sork waiquld. and our
receipt*were rather amah, with abetter percentage
InitecUuß Into the higher Braden, wh'di «« probably
n cimaenuence of belter weather. 1 lie raster feeling
In wheat cauted liuyera of corn future* to bold off for
tower iirlciM. and there woa notan active demand when
conecaahma were made hy hidden, though *wck* are
ao light aa to prevent fcaraof a preMiire by holder*.
The amaller supply* ami the return to low freight rate*,
made the demand for cample lota good In proportioni to
thoolTerlnga, and they were stronger in coaioqucnco.
Mliert corn free on board can aold chiefly at 4l*4c. and
relecied do at :wUCI3iM. Heller May opened at 43Hc,
rtecUned to amiclo*ed at 43c. Seller .June cold at
4IMw4JC. vlvaimr at 4lJ»c. Heller .lulvwa* quiet at
42»113*4c. heller April ranged at 43H'«43r,, and idler
the month at 42TiW43tic, both cloalng attholnilde.
Ullt*edsed receipt# were practically llm same aa the
mouth. Hpol talc* were reported of 50.600 bu No. 3 and
hlaliMiilaed at 4.’*(.tiaUet 4<«>hu can at 3HC ddlvcreflj
UVCKM hu ahetlcd iiyaarapte at MMWou tracg; ami
73,wnbiido at a«W9Ho free on board car*. rotal,
1: trade lota.and esaler.Sam
ple* also declined In connqueiu-o of larger receipt* and
Sullnca* tu Now Tork, though rail freight* wen under*
aloud to be down to the rate* current before the lato art*
vmnee The inatketalao •yiupntblzcu with other grain.
itTfuliire. .l.w, lliotiijl,
early. May opened at 3754 U and eloaed ittSl
XnTil wMoulctat 347 ac. and Juno Hold. for. the Brat
lime, at J7HC. closing wlih teller* at that figure. Itcg*
ular or March oata were uulcl at «4Hc, ami gllt*edg«J
went nominally 3tJM«J7c. Sample* were.cctlre and
of H.fJfW buji, ..nifflo
At jut&t'JDWcon track} ami 3d,4UUbu float iree
un i l yK-Vr*a D No. 3 aold at Me. and
•amutetat sd*s7a cm track. Future* were quiet at
fiMofor March or April. Cashaale* were reported of
KUO* bu No. 3at ftftct t. 300 bfl by lamplo at Bd4lft7o
on track! and oo bu weed) at Cso delivered. Total,
quiet, and a ahada firmer early, cloa*
Ins about the «ame a* on the preceding evening. The
raSelpta wero a,nail. TUB Block In .toro waa redueed
latt week aearly au,ooo bu. and Userowaa a Utile bet*
tor Inquiry trora ahort*. with however little trailing.
Seller April opened at 4dc, aold to 4flMe, and doted
with acum attbe laltep figure. Itegular No. 3 brought
Tnut and No. 3. free of deration. &oc. Freah re*
i-elpta were nondnalat47>WWc. Kalrnaold at JWc. and
So; a wo* auotefl at 33Hc. Feed aold at aiMa.iJMc.
Samplea were In moderate requett. Acarofchotcn
Mlnnewu barley aold at 70c, Coah aalea were reported
of bu regu *r N».J tCentral) at 40Md 40u bu (tree of
SwSJJ) SSm liiMfbo ««r.'a .tV '.jd
at xiM'dSJMet 3.31*) bu by aample at on track:
Snd *1) bu at Tii free on board. Total. 7,etw bu.
TlltST CALL. „
vrhcat-Sale* i7ft.oon tm at *1.0701.0754 for April
* n Juno and 43Mc for JoUr.
oata—lß,ooo bu idler May at 37c.
Meat pork-JW bcia at *u.ft7K teller May.
LATRIt. .
Met* pork waa eailer, aalcalwlDg reported of 9,000 bu
brla at* *!>.4<> for April, S3.6JMAU.M for May, and
Sale* of 1.600 tea at *7.26 aoller
‘WOtmaeadr/iaUedhama at flMot ftOOboxci
Jong and ahort cletra. averaging fla Iba, at B>Jct 750 boxea
°WhriJrt• fot^let quiet and a ihade staler. April
May al si.urai.itttf. both
doling at thelualdo. March*oUlat*l.(WH'jl.o7. dot*
'"Ami H«)r »I 1 .1 <3Wa«Hc. .ud do^il
at43sic. April cioacd at 4‘4(ot June add 114144 c, and
J OtUwcn) C eulcr, doting at SfIK'WM fot May.
LAAT CALL.
Meuporkwa* quiet, doting at *9.3754i3JM0 aeller
April. *O.B M teller Mar, and •u.os'*u.o7M Kile;
Juno. Htlca I, JftO brli at *o.s3ht for May and |0.07>4
'°Urs"su euler, clmLn, .t ,7. w><a7.M Hllir My.
•T.nMWT.Jl'Kltcp April, and 97.JUm7<jyM teller Jnne.
S«ica”,7ftO tea at 1T.17H for April, f7.3JMf7.UB lor
M Short rib* were quoted at f 4.0094.035* for April and
55.0093.0J5* for May. _
160,071
GEXISIIAIi MARKETS.
ALCOIIOL—Wa* quiet it t1.06®3.06. Bales were
reported of MO brls for export on private terms.
BUOOM-COKS— Continues la Hgbt demand at the
annexed quotation*: Choke green hurl, OAdttei red
tipped medium do, ft®»Hoigreen brush, with hurl
enough to work it, WddOdi red-llppcd do. 4<t«sWcj
green cover* and aide, 4«®sci auik braid, caooi red
and Inferior brush. 4®4t<oi crooked, s®4e.
DUTTKU-Remaln* weak. From thla lime on stead*
lly Increasing receipt* are looked fur, and in aspect**
tlon of declining prtcea barer* are bolding off. Beyond
such quantities aa are actually required for Immediate
eoniuiflptluu no one la disposed to Invest, and to n*>ve
anr cunsldorabla quantity holder* would bare to freely
tbada even the lately reduced quotations. In a retail
way choke to fancy creameries sell at a*»33c, out
there la vary little stock good enough to command over
SMide. We quote the market weak as follow** Choice
to fancyrreamery. uoesaci good to choice grades,
snaasci medium, 1003001 Inferior to common, 7®l2«i
roll, 13 «300.
BAOOINO— Nothing new was reported In connection
with tbts market. For the season tbs demand com*
pares favorably with past years, and, as slocks are
lighter than usual, there U a confident feeling among
bolder*. Price* remain steady u follow] stark, 340 j
Brighton A. X>Hot LewUton. ailtei Otter Creek. ‘AMt
American. lol*oi burlaps. 4anddbu, 13®IM| gunnies.
Single, 14®!6Ct double, 3402414 c,
CIIKKSK-Prkca range the same as at the close of last
week, but the tendency under slowly increasing supplies
nod a more than ordinarily restricted demand ta sill)
strongly downward. There was a slow movement at
the range of prices following: Full cream. |3H®uWc;
pan skuu, nHO»Sct full skim, lft*wHc;low grades,
fi< u»Alj-Quotaitooß remain as .before. There Is a
hand-to niouih demand only, end with somewhat es*
cesalve atocasln the yards the market Is depressed. We
make oo change In our list: Lackawanna. large egg.
g 8.00: do nut and range, and small ew. 18-73; Pled*
luoul, 1 g7.t<ut Blosaburg, Sd.ou®u.su( Erie, gs.&Ot Ual*
llmore AUb(o.*4.uv*£uUt lllluuU, gd.Moi.tMi Out*
alterrk- i 4.74« Indiana block. It,to
KUUft—Were dull at (k per Jos. Egg* are coming In
faster tban they can be sold. . . , .
FIUH-Tha market wu without marked new feat*
urea Trade was good, and the annesrd quotations
wrra vsrr generally adUersd to. No. I whlteOib, per
t*-bn. tt.'ivA4.4o; faulty wUludan, fj.uo4j.ua: trout.
mai-kervl. extra, per K-url. 513.00014.0 bi
Stf.lihore,|o.«MiatiO:»ckclir:e»s, perw-brl. |1».50f
So I bar. au.tlhed.'S&i rio. 3 shove, H-brl. tu.tMt So.
3 bar. *7.30*7.73; large family do. new, febrl, tAOui
No” shoraTklu. *l.su*l.w*; No. I bay.llu. Il.aom
1.00; do, medium. *l.au®l.4o:Urge family kilt. 11.10
bsl.tr,; uGotge’e codlsU. extra, *vu>4l2l; bank do,
siWi*
7 Tu il 11*3 *A s'l' f N ifrjM•* u * rß easy, and the
duuuifon of layers were dropped w t1.13*1.80. Other
goods lotto list were held at fully previous prices.
There was a fair general movement, but no special
activity In any article. Following la the list:
roaeion—Oatca, M®Bo;nui. •>«* layer*. »® fc;
Turkish prunes, old. do new. !)!*<« lie;
Fveach do, I2»l4c;r*i*k«. uyer*. *1.730l t iW; loose,
«li \ aleucia, 7‘t®7Hc; Zaoucur*
r *l)o , ig^tfr-AmVo *sc plcl* Is® l*c s Michigan new. »H
MlUct dould.tk4>>HCi Southern. new.booth*
ern aliced. 7w7 l -»c: eeacbes. uupared. halves, B'ddHc,
pared. 12ml3«; blackberries. new. 0*4010*40; raspber*
rks.dAo;»4ci pitted cherries. 17018 c.
Kv-va—vuuerie. llH®l3ke; •iinunda.Tarracepa. 20®
Sic: French walouta. KMtlc; Naples watnuta, |3®l3o}
Brazils. 80®*** pecaua. Texas. 7®«i Klver pecans,
eoiiuei Wfimtnglou peanuta, &03b«l Tsnaessee do.
44iw&ei VtrStaladu. tt*BHc.
tiltbKN FltUi rb-orangsa ooutlnue, firm under a
good demand *ud moderate offerings. Apices arc sell*
fugln * retail way at the given prices. Tba stock U
gating low. Apples. s3.(a*M V) perbrl; FasUn do!
■4 fuwaß.uo; cranberries. culilvaicd. per brl. gd.uj
will and cultivated do, *d.tt)®7.u)i dobuiea,
©nffee market still a dc
preued tuns. The late reduction in prfoea baa tailed
to stimulate the movement to any notable extent, and
It war well be doubted that even further material con*
cessions would lesd to aurtblug beyond a hand-to*
mouth demand. Tbs New Vork oufierm aayat dtur
Bermuda, caul. Augruve. at thla port, brines advices
from Puerto Cabellw (Feb. 24). Lagttsyra (icu. 'MI. nt.
VhomulMarch 1). and PC John*. Vu«u» HicotHarch
pi, uostucvsln VcoetueU was quiet; ouSeewas ue*
tllnlug. and. iu order to stay the downward UniUncy,
buldersdonutwautloseU. The causa of IbedccUue
K principally f.lrlhutM
tlllun rrnn. As atncki are larjro at inn •hlppln* r acca,
\\\*re l« bulimic totvp* Ur an imprsTemenl In Pfl"*.
Pugsra are In aicritljr fair ilcman.l. anil remain fum.
Mrnpa, tnoMtin. rlrr. iplrp*. *oap». etc., were JJlv'Hf
nra<iy. Trails waa reported fair ai the rants of prices
7a«e» Lonlilana, 6W"Hc.
Ivtrrat-o. o. Tara. .itra No.
22*ic\ clmlcalo fancy KU>, *r4JlVc; *oml to prime.
H'v*U>Hoi common lofalr,l6Hi*i7Mc;roaatlDff. I-MM
lfl<4
na-Fatent cnt loaf. uWUOMej crnihp- . im<«
inUc;grannl»led. lo*K>Hifis powdered, A
No U No. 1.
OrleansVcimmon. OjW*Hci gv»w. 7®7rfci prime to
C 'mi»(%s-ctllfornlf»«ii(far.lo(»f ilrlp*.
n|a •lifer drip*. .VMLV'ci rood ingar-boiiae drips 3-t®
extra do. 43®t«c. Seworlcan* motOMej, choice
new, eeafwet do. prime. M««ci gopd. com
mon. u*»3Uc. common tnolaaics ajti-Wcj muck »trap,
: "*™«V-AU«plee clore*. 43ahct mmlij.
24i«’;.v, pepper.ivfaiflJdci nutmegs No.M>-7c(d*i.o»t
German monied. sM®3!Ucj
Hlft ll\j, m* j W&fia Ulf, »4 *WC' Whli« to.Jvl
eiMtet reach nioMom, 7ci Savon imperial. rvHMSHc.
UAV—Tlmothr was In good demand, acarce. end
firmer. Ttie decline In freight* h e I pei It h e ;mj J *•
and there * t»lr tnnnlry front the Imnlrtrrec*
tlotif. The receipt* continue amaih lin*.
No I timothy. »lO.ohi So. 3 do, fii.nrt; mixed, fi7..»oj
uplanilprtlrie. |7.BO®AOO« No. I prairie. *o.oo}*lough.
* mtIES- Wer« in moderate demand and
m»»y the local Uttaaw •whcitlly»toeke}l with le*th»
7rid!7 a .^Sp7 , qISSS®;::
jsStt^rTSK’Vrift^nJ^ws^isa^r^.vTJS!
RidM ia«t deaconaklns dSc; «hcep pelts wool e«l
- qnlet at 4cs«c for pood i
1 PAmln umhtui. Old hop*or *7O irfl (|nolfdit i
It I* reported that the vine# In Wliconjln. which»proul«
ed % few week* ago, here heen Injured brfeott. I
I.UMUKit-Trsde I* Improtlpjt «rw d*T» »*•
market I* gaining mrcnslh. Hie lumber port# are
open, but the receipt# of lumber will be light for Mine
time. Lumbermen are airalnlnp every nfjte to ■ln
creaaethe itockof loua now In the atreams but with
Indifferent aucceae, end « email atock eeemi to «• ee*.
etired. A prominent local dealer give* the
eitlmatea or the quantityof lumber the port*i trlhi.
tary to Chicago may have for Ihli market! orefin Hay
port!. 275 m fti ffaffltuw. m m: Alpe^nnd« b'-bor
gen, *»rai 8U IgnecoendTrareree. I*mi Frankfort,
13 in; Manlatee. liamj l-tidlneton, 87 mi White Lake,
mm; Grand Harm. 80 tm other neat Hhore porta, no
ms nfnakcjton. wtm, Total, I,twa in ft, Deducting
mm for Milwaukee, Kenoitia, nod Michigan, and Mo
m(• left to nipply Chicago. Tnl* eMlmale la made on
the aupnoalllon that the lumbermen evt log# enough to
cover Uielrprcictuoijialde catlmale of available atock,
which livery doubtful. Neither li It expected that
Saginaw can spare wind for the weal. Following are
the quotation*. which are atrlctly adhered to by the
Firatanrtaccond cletr.l and a inch •22 , 52925 , 52
Tnlrd clear, finch .....
Third clear. I'd to a Inch W(w ®wlS
Flral and aeeund dear dratted aiding
Flralcommon drciacd aiding.., M.WJwm.w
Flooring, tintcommon, dreaaed.... 25-JSijS-S*
Flooring, lecondcommon, dreaaed aa.oofc23.ai
Flooring. third common, dreaaed... ...... ij.wi
Uox hoards. A, 13 Inche* and upward* .... W.00091.W)
liozboards. H, islncheiand upward*.... "«>
Itox hoards C..... JI'SSS'SS
Aalock boards 10 to laneh SS
It a tuck boards lotoialncfi iSSSi* 2
Citocklwards 13 to la Inch IS.CSNji IJ. ore
Dor common atoek board#.,...
Fencing. H and id ft..... JB.to
Fencing. 13. 18, and «0 ft |f
Fencing. No.
;ommoDbo*rtiii'i6| i’i indio fl ]*■«>
common boards, 14, 16. mJ •
Cull board*..... f , -n-iiJS
Dimension 5tuff............. Il'SH®Jr-C®
Dimension stuff. 20 to am If iSSlI'm
Small Umber. nxn ioMtH. U'KStS'iS
Picket*, roughandaclrcl... .......... S.oo»IO,to
♦lrketa, Mlecl, dressed and headed 2 *2 ™
S;t »FSiSSE::“::::: ISS f;SS
56lSSla [|S »
Bl >ilfi ? Ai.»° i. imni
Ing. and merchant* think Hus spring business will he as
good ai In former season*. Price* are tleady. I*l* lead
Unnoted *t4®sc, the Inside being fur large loti;
liixH, »7.t«Jido, IbxH. X. lO.SOf
rooting, 14x20, lu *o.7i: do. H*.™.
Pits Ti.h— Large, 5Wc; armll. Vic; bar. jjc.
roi.hbh—No. I. isei extra. 17c.
La*i»— Pl*. 4irt*vo per U>. according to quantity; bar,
OUct lead pipe, o?<c.
CoVrgß-nottowa, 20et eheatblng copper. 36c.
b'liaVr^Box—No. 24. 0 3-looratea; Ttussla Iron, Not.
OtJ is; I3Hc: American pfaul.l.cd‘a. net 11. oWm
galranbediron No. 28, Hu, with discount of 40 per
luglgow-Cominon, gi.ooGts.oa ,
Wint-Nos. 1 to 4. Oct stop. IOCt tOiOfl. Ilfit IX
tm-"t Hand 14. tsUct is and 10. Met 17, ir.cj is, 10c;
m, met '.*0,200. Discount of 4S4MO per conu. fanco
w kalL&—Were In moderate demand at 13. Oft rale*.
OILS-Carbon declined a Uo all around, excepting
EUtno. which rrmahia at 23c. .Lardand turpentine
continue easy. tmhrr llnea steady. Trade was fain
Carbon. node*, teat. lU'to; do Illinois. legal teat, 150
deg., 177;0i headlight, 17ft deg. teat. 23kc; Michigan
legal test. sf7Kc; Elaine, 334; extra wlnterlard oil. wet
No. I. ooot No. 3. OSes Itnaeed, raw, <tjci boiled. «7c;
whale, winter-bleached. 7oct sperm, t 1.73; ncatsfool
oil, etrlctlr pure, *l.OOl doeilrn, nocj do No. i. 03c;
bank oil. ft net btrnlM. &*c; winter mlnera’ oil. OOci tur
pentine. 3iici naphtha, dcodorsed. Kirrarltr. iftct gas
oline. deodorised. 74 ae*.. I4ct gaaollne. »7 deg., aoa
»et Writ Virginia. naturaL 28 deg.. 3fti natural. 30
deg.. 80ct reduced. 38 deg.. 2ftc. .
POTATOES—Were In light request at 38<®45c per bu
from atoro. Car lot* were Quoted at 344300. There ti
anampteatockln ature, and the neighboring farmer*
continue to keep many of therctall grocer* In supplies.
PoOl.TUY—Tlie offering# wore amall meaeaiou for
dretwd being nearly over, and It }■ early for live poul
try. FlncsmalUurkeys and chlckensiwere salable at
tlie outside prices: Chicken*. drec»eu. 8480 per ft;
do. live. *3.u<M.3ft per duztduck*, dressed. 7QHC|
turkey*. Urc»»edj»®loetdo, live, oufutmallardduclu.
*»{^*B-T\m r oibr i wa* active and firmer. Sale*were
made at »1.324«1.37W. prairie closing at $1.83. The
market dosed atrong. with acme seed field above buy
era'llmlta. Clover wa# alow andeasier. The season
tor H l« gelling late, and buyer* do not buy more than
they can place at once, bare* were made at s4.iftbl
4.6 V prime cloilna at *4.47H. Hungarian we* higher;
doling at for new iced. Fla* waa dull at il.us
<41.24, auri (nlltetaold atnoc.
SALT—Wa# In moderate request, Fine ssltls steady
at the late advancer Flue salt# si,oo;ordlnary coano.
tl.au; dairy. wlthbaga, ixftdt without bags, *2.00;
Ashton, s3.3ft per sack. .
TKAtt-Tbla market remain* unimproved. There la
a steady moderate coniuiaptlve demand at the follow
*n3u?eowt)KH—Common. 25®3r»ct good do. 330ftftc|
medium. 4iM43c; good do. axaftoct One. WKiftftct fin
est, ftWooet choice, oft(#7yct choicest, 75®doc; fancy,
o< ijn>gßi^L— Common, 33928C1 good do, aoAlsot me
dium. 3.V43ftot good do.. 4<K443et One,JSOIBCI finest,
aofiftftoi choice, ouknftot choicest. 0**730. _
VoVMO Ursow—Common, 2Til2*ct good do, 38493 ct
medium, Bft«J3ftci good do. 4fX*43oi One. 4ftJ4Bc;
rtnest, ftOObftci choice. noflMWct choice*!, R.'Vaa'Sc,
jApaH—Common, 844>3A0t good oommon. 3iN9330t
menlnm. aiUlftci good medium. 384400) line, 431*4ftot
Bne»t, 48A5001 choice. OJ(*Wci cliolocit. M*o3c.
medium, svaftoc: good medium, aw*4oct flne,42<a4sot
One*!. ftoOMcj cnolce. ftftaftsct cholceit. iuxt*7ac.
WOOD—The reiatl prlcua delivered remain atto.flOA
7.CV}formaploiats6.ii»:46.ftO for beech; and atgl.oo
for *Uba. The market U dull and weak.
VEAL—Waa la light request at 4H6MC.
VKOKTAIILEB—r rc*tt vegclablea were la fair re
nuesiand a shade flnnert Bpioach. 40dtsOo per box;
lettuce. gl.tuai.ftOper boil radUbe*. perdox;
pieplant*. (K#oo per »: cuoumbert. *1.7K42.00.
WlllsKY-Waa quiet and unebauked. feale waa re
ported of 50 brl# on the baaU of Si.ot gallon lor
r *w‘oOL—'Waa dull end easy. Colorado wool la quoted
enter. The atoclc of all klnda 1* light, and dealer* aro
•lowly retailing It to the Western manufacturer*, ba
otiotci Medium unwashed wool*. 2»t*2sci fine do. I8<»
±tei coarse do, 3Utt33ci ftne fleece, waahad, Ss®3So;
medium do, UtWWdot coeraa do, tub woo a,
choice. 4(M*4lei fair to good. 34030 C. Colorado Wool-
Flue Improved. 3«*o3moi medium do. S3tl27et coarse
do. 31tt22di coaree common, i7<a3ooi black, ITti'lso.
LIVE STOCK.
* .CIIICAQO.
Catlti, Jtoit. Bfttto.
8.037 8, 874 8.17
4.UU) 2XBOO 8.000
Monday.....
Tuesday... .
Total T.WT 81,874 8.8H7
SamVtimViast week. B.wa ifaw #.»»
Week before tut B.IVU 81,177 1.018
CATTLE—Trade opened quiet, with price* week and
unsettled. The reported heavy receipt* made buyer*
cautious, and Induced an eaaler feeling among bolder*,
and early sales ibowed a decline from Monday* price*
of lUAI3KC. Subsequently It was aacertalnad that the
number of can of itock reported exceeded the actual
receipt* by too cam then buyers took bold with more
confidence, and before noon the decline of the mom*
log had been fully recovered. From the middle of tbe
forenoon until tbe cloee of business, at 8 o'clock, trad
ing wu brisk. and during that period nearly all of tbe
4,000 cattle on Mle found buyers. Tbe quality wa* folly
up to the recent average, Most of tbe con
tilled of fair to choice steer* weighing from t.KW to
1,4 M»(, and *old at 83.7884.63. Uut little common
•tuff was offered, and very few sales were reported
under 83. MX Tbe extreme range wa* IXKXgs 00.
Prom (he act'on* of buyer* yesterday. It la obvious that
Urge receipts would et once be taken advantage of to
tore* down priced Indeed, should Wednesday's atrlvals
prove do Urger then tboao p
ere Dim Dm meriet *o«W
We live (be following at the c
* UOOTATIC
Estr»DeeTflM=Grededit««ra v
lUeod upward*.. * •••••
Choice Beevet Une.tei,
■teen, weighing I.M) to/
Good Ueevee—Welweltened
njrl.ttuiol.3so Un........
Medium ciredee-ateere In fe
log 1.060 loi.uooioe...
Butcher** Block-Poor to o
end common to choice i
•leughter. weighing DOJ W
SlocKt’eiiie-Couuuon cettt
hulU, andtceleweceteen.
VeeW-l'er >OO the (uell reel.
oattlb
ho. At.
17. ......... 1.300 <S.UO
49.. 1,474 5.00
JW 1,477 4.35 !
I. lot 4.35
43.. ..1,434 «.*>
I*.; : :..i 4*» 4.7*
» .1,447 4.75
M 1,395 4.M
10 1,440 4.05
40 1.409 4.05
13 1.440 4.00
)T.. 1.435 4.00
ID 1.410 4.55
Id 1.447 4.55 :
47., 1,3u7 4.50 ,
Id 1.335 4.50
17 L 404 4.50
Id 1.4C5 4.50
17 ..1.3U1 440
15 ..1.300 4.45
|,su| 4.40
34 1,39* 4.40
IT 1.247 4.2®
lai!»i* f«
SH-iEiJi IS
it :.;::::..i!330 4.«
Id 1,455 4.45
17..!.......j.1.4W . 4.45
■ UOOS—Were la larger
if jMleriUjr, lb« cb&ncc*
I nui boU up uad«r U*(u.
doting quoutluiut
ion*.
w«ljbißS 1.490
««U*fQnncß
>1,490 1M iMHU
"‘".Tr."'?.".-. B.BOAXIO
1*?,.,,
common itc*n.
cow*, for cltf
4 I,loolb* .. 9.9008.10
l * X 6093,40
X0M3.33
I •«!■■*. ._ ,
SO. A*- Prfct.
1T.,.. 1.9 U 14-33
81 1,301 4.13
II I,l*l 4.19
17 »,M6 4,18
19 .1,966 4.1314
St 1,941 4.11*
16 l!jK8 4.10
19 .....1,333 4.U1
1« ,1.977 4.« l
16.....! l|9!0 4.00
u„ |IM 4.03
Mt
it.,,. 1.000 4.03
la!!! ..!..1381 8.00
10.!!! . Wl *•*■»
ia,. **! i!iu3 s.uo
14 !! ! »W 8.7714
4a!!!!! 1.143 8.73
ii**** '* I Too B. *l
al„ 1,1*6 *.70
fa* 1.041 8.83
09 .! !! 1 073 8.73
?u BtJ 8.00
in..,..!! 893 3.60
17............ 866 8.83
i 31 848 3.60
1TM«4m..1.W) 8.30
10 t.OUO 8.35
, |4 l.Urt 8.98
14 bull* .1.640 B.U)
tuppijlaaOuwcr. Trad*
13c decline, end et that redaction re;
i me close. I.lght-wcighia awdered
t to4il.Hijk3.7n. Ml
■ttmmon tocnra.~thetoTilfc at »2.. W
the market cloacd weak, xno
opened doll »t iron
mafned Innnttre to
llicmml, declining
at #3. «o.t:i.p.i for <-
91.75. Natali »oli
following were not
non §*!.«*.
.Vo. At. pnrf.
M.... 370 |:».70
39.. 230 8.7*)
3.V...VM 3.70
41.. .IMS 3.70
01.. 3.70
UN....3J7 3.70
01.. .311 3.70
4t»....877 a.yo
A3....190 3.70
01.. 9.70
34.. 171 s.os
AS... .lIM B.OS
40.. n.os .
85.. 3-tIV
90.. ..Hi rf.OTW'
101, ...170 B.U7*
a.ns
30.. a.as
41.. 170 8. ns
M.A.lftft 8, as
40.. .303 8.05
A5....203 3.0 S
81.. .171 8.05 :
nt ...las B.os
81.. ..831 B.OS I
81.. Ili3 8.05
20.. 300 8.01
89.. ..551 8. OS • . . .
n Itrire itiPply. In •eltro<t«mtnn.tnn
r, wiloißiß* BJ.cods.no for r<wn*>
Sa. Ar- Prfet.
80.. ..Ml l:«.M
8.01
ra... a»« a.w
00.... r« 2-22
30.. ..1M a.oo
83.. aw 2-2!
2ft,.. .swi ».»»
47.. IH4 3.00
Til. ..IWI 3.00
2-S2
.43....1'M 8.00
a«,...50i a.cw
34.. .313 SMM
A3....330 8.00
I*3o. ..217 8.00
| ff1|....10T a.oo
3H....8J1 8.00
61.. 8.55
33 ...21*1 3.3<»
30.. ..3*4 3.3“
3*l ...333 8.60
$4....mi 3.30
21.. 8 43
31.. 3 40
88.. 3.40
31.. 3.35
44 ...144 3.90
St. Ar, Prift.
1T....400 13.0.1
nr....250 a.no
84.. 3JK»
135.. .901 3.H0
63.. ..337 B.M
41.. 8.83
63.. .399 B.KI
»7 ...337 a.oo
33.. ,J»9 8.80
80.. ..418.8.14)
03 ...337 .I.W)
01.. 8.73
03.. 8.79
89.. ..31:) 8.79
31.. ..310 3.79
41.. 8.73
33 ...377 8.73
87.•.. MM 8.79
8U....310 8.73
41.. .331 8.73
81. ...433 8.79
89 ...4(10 8.79
40.. .341 8.79
30.. ..336 8.70
40.. 304 8.70
aiiRKP-Wereli
ruled nbout
extra grade*.
X*. Ar, /V#pMA*! tK Ac. Me*. f.«i. At. Prfc*.
81.. 87 14.C0 80.... 7.1 W.flo 83.... 84 »8.83
ti 1.... 07 4.90 I 83....130 S.W) I 31....1.V3 0.80
840.. .100 4.K7H 74....107 4.:(7*4 203C«)l 09 4.39
231.. 4.87 H 83....11V 0.40 78.... 80 8.09
00....107 8.0) 60....1W1 4.75 fJ....10i 4.03
67.... 03 4.00 | 83.... I*3 4.33 1 11.... 79 8.83
WATERTOWN. _ . .
tfATßntowx, March 19.— Catixb— Receipt*, ®^| s
market arm. owing 10 a light sitpplyj of above re*
cclpu llif Western were shipped to Liverpool; rate*
Ho higher than last week] aalfi choice, #7. «5; extra,
fT.onar.nO! flrat finality. 0«.)34d0.G3H: aecond.
sa.l3H«s.diHt third. •4.3583.10. „
hiircp am* t,A«nv-nereTiiti, 1,055. supply com
prl*cd many lamhsof line quality; two flock* ettpenor
lambs. 7c, out. comtdering the quality, prices on Hci
too many for demand.
Biiiei*—*teady; to lota At $2.0003.50 each; extra.
54.uwg5.30 each or 305.40 par lbs fancy lamb*. fd.uo
7.0 u.
pt. tout*.
Br. Loots, March 18,-CATri.*-ralrly Retire; better
on all grades; prime to choice shipping steer*. 84.758
A.35s fair to good, 84.Kht4.50; light. i3.85.d4.U0j ftIJP
togood hulcuers*. #3,05«4.0t; row* and heifers. #3.t»
©I.OUj feeding steers, #a.7o4M.rai Mocker*. 0:1-258
SI.GU; corn-fed Teiant, 83.4(M4.2»| Colorado*. $3.75*
*’?looV-*ltgh*er« light shinning to Torker*. $3,408
8.0 H; mlseif packing, 83.4003. Mi llostoo and select
butchers*. 83.7iXJ3.WJj receipts. I,too.
SiiKKP-SUlppera asking concession*! fair local de
mand] good to choice, ls.puuM.sot common to fair,
$3.0003.791 receipts, 7uo.
tutcriLo.
Buffalo, March i9.-*C*TrMt-necctpU. si total for
tho week, a.tkrti do sale*) frcih arrivals consigned
Lanpi—Receipts. 2001 total for the week.
3f fiuo 3301 total for tho week, 0,720} no
sties: yard* bare of stock.
ra»t Lioitnir. . .
East Librrtt. Pa., Mtreit id.—Cattw—llceelpte,
no through; «a heart local i not enough to make a mar*
ll?,ns-|lecelPl*. 830 hearts mantel actlrot Torkcri,
'94.0004.33s Philadelphia, 9M004.55. , „
‘ ttflßßP—Uecelpta, OOU hearts semugat9l.3SAß.oo.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. March tu.—lions—in good demand)
common. 9J.10A3.4tti light. 93.5043.73) nicking.
93.d3A3.H5) butchera', *3,9304.00) receipt*, l.tfSili
shipments. 480.
DRY ROODS.
CUICAOO.
The coarse of themsrkot throughout ihe past week
was much the same as for the week before. The
weather has been favorable fur the promotion of an
active distribution of spring goods, and In nearly all
departmenta of the market evidences of activity hare
been apparent. Staple bleached and colored cottons
liavo alto hern freely dealt in. the attention of buyers
being attracted by the extreme low prlcea at which the
goods are now being offered. Standard prints n15034ct
popular brand* of bleached cottons at Hv4oc(Hnd the
choicest unbleached *t740«0. arc bargains hitherto
unheard of. At these prices buyers show a disposition
to Invest to the full exientof their probable require*
manta, as there are no (ears that the goods will depre
ciate on their hands. Price* are strong all around,
especially for staple nredin-ilona, tho supply of which,
was never before go light at this stag* ortho season.
Collection* continue fair.—some report them good.
New tohk.
?f«w York. March in.—Trade movement slow with
commission bouse* in nearly all departmental cotton
goods quiet, but fairly steady In price t prints moving
slowlyt ginghams in good demand, h.ut dress goods
siiugttb; there is rather more Inquiry for hoary caisl*
meres.
BY TEI/EGUAPII.
FOREIGN CITIES.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
Trades
Liverpool, afarch 10.— Prime meu pork-Eastcrn.
80*1 Western, 31*. Bacon-Cumberland*. gftat short
ribs. SOst lung clear. 27* 1 abort clear. 3Hs Odt shoul*
dcr*, SOsOdi hama, 80s. Lard, 88s. Prime mesa beef,
82*; India mesa bcof. 01st extra India meaa, 112*.
Cheese. 87*. Tallow. 80s (Id. •
London. March 10.-Llrerpool—Wheat In good do*
roand) California club. H*7dol2i Idt California white,
lla3d4ll* Bdi spring. 10* idaios’ed. Cora steady}
SOI. Mark Lane-Cargoes off coast-Wheat Improving!
there Is a Continental demand: fair average Ko. 3
tprtng, 43*t fair average red winter, 91* ed. Coro
steady. Cargoes on passage—^Wheat a shade dearert
corn Orm. Arrivals off coaxtfor orders—WheaOargei
com moderate.
Special Dltpalrft to The Tribune,
Litmpool, -March 10-llsW k m.-Fwnjß-No. 1.
soil No. s.su.
Oraik— Wheat—Winter, No. 1. tia 4<tt No. XIOi lOdi
iprtns, No. I, lOa Od| No, x Oi Odi white. No. 1. 11l
Bd| No. X till club. No. I. 12i 8(I| No. S, 111 fld.
Cora-New, No. I. son No. X «• Odi old No. 1,2« i
No. X 37* Cd.
proniioxe—PorV, 51*. Lird, mi,
LinarnoL, March ix-Corrox-Eiilers eisdi
•aid c.OoObßlcij ipcculttloo end export. I.WWi Amcr*
lean. 4.260.
Varna and fabrics at Manchester dull] lending down
ward.
nRBiDSTvrn-Wtaeat-Recolpta for (lie put three
day*. 63.000 qnt American. 87,000 gni California
white wheat, average. llaldgltaSd] club, 111 Odd
13aSdi soring, Oa7d»lOa7di winter. 10* lod®lll 4d.
Flour—Western canal. 34336 a. Corn-New Weitern
mixed, a&aodosnasdi old do. 37a0d®28a. Uau—Atncr*
lean. 3a. Uarley-Amerlcan. saod. Peu-Canadlan.
86a od.
cloves Bun—American, 40343 a.
Paoritiova—Mesa pork. Ms. Prime meae beef.
635. Lard-Amerjcan, Bds. Uaeon-Sbort clear. 27*
3dt abort do. 28a ad.
Cheese— American, CBi.
Tallow—Fine American. 80s Od.
Pstbolboii— Spirits, 7* 34s refined. IOsM.
LiHiaao OiL-3Ua.
Ilgam—Common. &ai pale. 13a.
Bi'ißiTiorTvapKirriNt-SiU.
Lokoom. March to.— Liwiaan 0i1—26184930a 44.
ANTirasr, March id.—Pstbolidm-st* «d.
AMERICAN CITIES.
RBW TOBK.
fipfrttit Dispatch to Tfit Trtbun «.
Hbwlobb. March 10.-GBaix-Wlnter wheat geo*
erally atrung, and In Inaiancea lo per bu higher on mod*
•rate offerings and a good demandt aprtng wheat In
belter supply, and quoted. In moat Inaiancea, H9le per
bu lower, leading to a moderately active movement,
cueing with more inquiry and a firmer market; atrlctly
prime Ho. 1 Milwaukee aprlng offered with reaerve.
and quoted dearer, aelllog In Iniiancea, at an Improve*
meut of leper hu. having been In rather urgent re*
qneatt (W.ono bu Hu. I Milwaukee end Mlnneaota
aprln* et f 1.8391.841 48.0CX) bn Ho. 3 Milwaukee
tprtngal*l.274®l Ho. 3 Horthweatern
aprtng et f 1.27*1 .37H In store and affoat: IB.UX) bn do
April option at 91.37H41.38S 88.000 bu Ho: 3 Chicago
spring at 91.3591,30*. Moderately active bus),
aeaa lo ■ corn, and for early delivery
stronger then at the clom yesterday; mixed Western
ungraded, 45453 c. Rye sought lo a fair extant, mostly
on etport account, at firm rates, with sales reported of
Ho. 8 Western, odd Inis, at 71972ci 17,000 bu do
(half to arrive this week) at 7iHc. oats In leas da*
mand. and quoted a shade lower, closing weak; Ho. 3
Chicago, afloat, 84U934Hcs white Western. AfifObo,
at 87<dMct mixed Western, 8.600 bu at 8(984He.
pßovieiONß-Mets pork lass sought for early dellv
jirr. mainly for export, et easier prices; antes of 3li
brla at giainoiu.Mi 34 brls family at 910.74 t otbe
kinds quiet; 34 brls extra prime at I8.M( fur
forward delivery. Western mesa In Icm re*
quest; March option nominal; April, gin. 169
10.34; May, 910.34310.84; June. 910.44 S sales of
76obrlaJuneattio.45. Cut meats In alack demand at
about prevlonaquotailoni. Bacon la leas request, and
nuoicdeaalcri Western long clear. -95.60 aaked. Lard
offered more freely at easier prices, with leas active
demandt sales of 3.3U0 tea at 97.4497.80. doting at
•7.45) for forward delivery oulfe active, and easier
talcs; Match option quoted at 87.44; April. 97.451
Mar. 97.6497.67Hs June, 97.83H97.04s tales 8.000 tea
April at 97.43H97.63Ht 8.600 tea Mar at 97.5UH9
7.03 HS and i,6ui tea Jane at 87.8597.73Hs fair call for
refined for the continent quoted at 87.8497.84.
TaU,o w-In moderate demand at furtnar ratess quoted
on a basis of fT.flo for prime city.
auuAka-lUw la cooparetlvsly good daraand on a
bails of 7M97W for fair to good refining, sad 7H9BHe
for centrifugals refined moderately active, with cut*
| al « at IOC.
W«i»st—Sold to the extent of S 3 brlsat SI.OTVi
ihuwiag an adrance. , •
yaetuuta—A moderately active movement reported
atgenerallr uuchanged rates; for Liverpool, engage
menu by steam Include bu grain stottd per
auodardbut from tbs Weat, of through frslgbl 2.Boo
pbss provisions on privets terms, quoted as malaljr on
obuoos os old contracts.
To (As UVifrm AUoeiaUd l*r/ia.
Maw Yona. alareli |U.—Cotton-UuII at lOWflllci
Claras firm; March. iu»w«Jlo uuc; April. iU.Bftjlu.UM:|
av. lairtci June.it.u7cs July. ll.iMtll.t6c; auuuiu
ll.3UJlt.3ici tteptaoitwr. Il.o4tjil.u6c; October. '
10.84-Jlo.H‘Vct November, 10.7i*l0.7aci December.
lo.ia«jiu.l4e.
Pboia-ltecelpts, 10.000 brls: moderate buslneasi
oocbaoM'P Itye dour unchanged. __ _
Oau-Msan—Quiet, but steady; Weatera, 13.800
3 HX
ÜBAis-Wbeat Irregular; nnsetllsd; closing higher;
la 1 air demand for export; receipt*. HB.OUU bu; no. S
spring, ai.uuji.3ti no. s spring. In store, fi.'XM
l.asJil Ko. 3 Chicago apriog. SI.34M<iSl.3OlSt No. 3
Moriuwesicru. SI .37<jl.irtQ; No. a Milwaukee. 51.77 H
ui.gri; So. 1 spring. 5t.83d1.84: ungraded red "Inter.
Sl.abjl.il7s No. 3 red wUiwr, SI.88; No. I do, St-810
l.su. lire active and Sroi; Weaitni. 71iJ1Bfc. barley
mil#; and unchanged. Malt quiet; nominallyuacbaaaeu.
Corn firmer; receipts. UM.OOU bu; uugraued Wealern
mixed, 4S»Mc; ateam yellow. &set while Western.
Me. Oaudull; receipts, 87.000 but uUJi Western.
S4(iSSc; white do. 87c.
Hat-Unchanged.
iiupa-Qulut and unchanged. . „ , ,
Qkocssua—Cofice quiet aud oncUasged. Sugar quiet
and unchanged. Jfolinea unchanged, nice in fat*
demand! Louisiana, AkioHe; California, AWaotfr,
i’KTßOLßUH—tjaiet bnl iUulji erode, 7ho» tinned,
and nnehanged. '
Kkii-Firm and unchanged.
BriniT* orToaptwTtMit-3o*a»aa M.
Koh«-11m»*i trcih Wrnern, loatuoc.
rtoTietowa—Met* pork, ti0.iA9i0.29. Beef dnij,
Vwtem long clear tnlddlee eaaten 6.4 c. Prime ateara
JaM. »7.av»7.i.v
JlrTTan-Unclianged.;
Cnttat-fkieiaidn. , •
Wnimr-Hrmcr! f r.O7W.
hkw onr.Kixa.
Nrw Orleans. March 10.-URAix-Corn canter] 47
®CunN*Mß»i.—Unit am! lower] 53.30.
‘ Krorn-tJntet hist steady; superfine, Sl.asj XX.
n ar-Quiet, but flrmi ordinary.sl3.oo9w.oOt prim*.
$15,001 choice. U7.ffKil7.sn. 1 n •
PnoriMOßa—J'orm-aUrtot <1 ell 1 #10.034.' Lard
>te*iln refined tierce. 74071401 kegs. TWM'fe. Mnu
meat* niilctt alionlder* scarce, and flrmi loose. a'lc:
Ricked, 4<i] near r)i», market dull at act clear, ,vj r
aron-Market dullt shoulder*. 4Hc« clear rllt. »l«ci
near, 04c. lUms-Marketdullt sugar-cured, 7«9Cc:
uncnnva*ed. fi4oQ'lc.
Wntsicv-Flrnis rectified, $1.0381.0n.
(lEocEiitßt-Coffee ojijet; Itloi'earaocf. ordinary la
prime. H®l74<i In gold. Sugar dull an<f nominal!
common to (food common. tManUct fair t«i'fully fair,
(<4Ct7ci Pflme to choice, 7Mw*ci yellow clarlOM. «l
MofasseSactlvft ami Until common fermemin/.
ir«tM>ei fair not fermenting, o>i3ic. Itlcu Heady «;
fi, im*x-<Jtilet at Sl.io.
BALTIMORE.
fUtTtuoRE. March id.—Floob—Tirmer. with an op*
W uVm-Whe*t-Wfii«rn Arm amt hlghert Pennifi.
vama red, $1.30*1.51: No. a winter old Western. »w>»
and March. fl..Ttk«i.3l: Anri), ii.w hldi >fa y .
#1.534 bid. Corn—western Arm and fiislett Western
mixed? apot and March, 64Hct April, 541*8550: May,
M4ca*kiMl. oata fit Rood demand and Arms Western
white. 34A5fict do mixed, 32033 c; Pennsylvania, 313
87e. life firm at iWtfUo.
Hat—Hull and unchanged. , •• , ,
ranriaioxa—A ahade flrmcr, with fair Jobbing de
lIVTTKR-LeM active, but not lower; choice Weitern.
roll. 23u*2lci do packed. 335*34c. . .
PtraoLßUir—Onloi and nominal* refined, liHe,.
UorrKß—Dulllmt steady! Rio cargoes.* 11017 c.
Whisky—A shade flrmcratil.mi*.
ll*cnrT»-Flonr. s.roobris; wheat, an, ooo bus core,
104.DU1 hut oat*, 1,101 hit.
'Biiipmrnts—Whcar. a?,nonbnt corn. cs.ouo hu.
Kaemnn—To Liverpool quiet and unchanged.
. TOLEDO. •
Toledo, a. March m.—C»a*iN-Whett quirts \ O .
1 wtilto Michigan. $1.204t extra do, il.tos amber
Michigan. April. 81.27 s May heldl at 81.20*4 s No, 3
red Winter. spot, #1.344! April, f 1.25 s Msr.fl.
Mi. 3 red held at CMOS il.ls.hldi rejected Wabash,
sl.Ol. Corn limit old. high mixed. 40cs No. 2. *rot.
held at 44Hct 44H0 hid t April held at 43Hcs 45c i,|<U
May, 4dct rejecicd. 43c. Oils dollt No. 2, 3t*4e bids
W ci!or*R'B*iuwMßmmoth. s4.«st prime. $4.40. .
Ufourre-Flour. t»> brl*l wheat, 10.000 bus core.
33. UH bnsoatA. I.UUOtnl.
Shipments—Wheat. 30.000 hut corn, 15, 001 bn.
okain in stokr—Wheat. 378,U0u-but corn, 2.7,T0
but osts. iso.ouuhu. „
Totkoo. ilarch 10-4 p. m.—OnAtM-Closed with
wheat wcakt extra white Michigan, 81.30 s anihsr
Michigan. April and May, SI.SOMt No. a red winter.
April, 81.34 U; May. tt.34H* Corn dulls old bi|h
mixed, 40ct No. 3, 4440.
’ pnir.ADKi.rmA.
Pim.AMt.riiu. March lo.—Ki-orn-Flrmt super*
fine. 91.80 s ettra. ti.Mt Pennsylvania family. ss.hp<
ao. 124. Minnesota do, 98.5U00.23i high grade* iuJ
i<aten(. tVfwvJ^.un.
Grain—Wheat Arm: amber. tt.93At.33i rrd. li.ct
01.30. CoruUrrat yellow. *4401 mixed, tanio *put
and Marcht Oata Arms white Western.
mixed do. 33c. live unchanged. _ _ .
r«orisioK»-Qiilcti mesa Pork, 910.90011. nit India
mr<s brer. 340UC. Lard-Cfty kcilto. 97.3307.00.
. Jlorraß-Wulct and unchanged.
Enos—Quiet and nnchangort.
CnKtaa-Wulet and unchanged. .....
Pktiuilbum—Built crude. u4cs refined, HWc.
Wmaitr-Btrong} Western. *I.OO.
liioKiprs-tVbeat. lu,ooubui corn, Qt.oou but oils,
lo,(wobu. ...
Wool—Markr.i sluggish and unchanged.
iT, LOUIS. ,
St. Lotus. March 10.—corroN—Qnlcti middling,
l(U4o.
Floub—' Unchanged. .
GiutM-Whent lower: Ko. 3 rert. 91,ineasfu No. 3
do. *l.l-4 cash t*l.lHqU.l3clo*lnu 91.15401.184. Aprllj
9l.lM4ol.l4Jfccloilnß9l.ir.VL May; No.3tnrltur.ti.(d
cash. Corn higher: iWHM3«Wo cam i-mute March}
30JW40C April: 414041*0 May. Gain lower: 3sy*
SMci 2341 bid March. Itjre better: 334000 c. Barky,
dull and unchanged.
Wm»»T-Q\ilctuil.lW. ... . ,
Provisions—Porkduiit jobhlng.Sio.cn. T.ardqnfrtt
97.0007.03 hid. according to location. Dry salt meats
dull! car loti of ahuutder*. 93.40) clear ribs, *3.u»j
5.10. Bamn dull; clear rib*. 95.70.
lixoairrs-Fiuur, 3,ux)bri»t wheat, moonbui corn,,
42,ux) but oata, 30,000 but rye. a.cco but barley,
a.ooo bu.
Milwaukee, afarch in.—Klouk—Quiet. ‘
tliuiN—Wheat tlrmi opened Mc blßher and elo«e<|
dolls Not 1 Milwaukee hard. *1.131 No. 1 Milwaukee.
{I. law? No. 3 do. ft.uOHt March. April.
1.0*4) May, 91.UU4; t No. 8 do. $1.1*4. Coni scarce
and nominal) No. 3, 4».i43c. Oats uulot but steady t
NO. a. 200. Ilya steady: No. I. Me. - Barley quiet
mdneglcetcdt No. 3 spring nominally. Me. , .
Provisions—ln good demand and easier. Mcm pork.
*9.40 cash) 90.30 April; fo.oo May. Lard firmly bcldi
*itM*iPTs-Flour. cfooo brlst wheat. 53.000 Im.
bnifhxNTs—Fluur. ij.uoo brlst wheat. 8,500 hu.
CINCINNATI. .
Cincinnati. March in.— Cotton— Dull at 1040.
Fmiuh—imil and unchanged. ■ •
Grain—Wheat sieadyi fair demand: 91.1001.1.1.
Corn In gui«i demand ut full price*) 400410. oats in
good demaud at 2tH&3lc. lUe coalers, uoeldic. Barky
In fair domandt Prime fall. 42443 c bid: 43a asked.
Provisions—Pork quiet ami unchanged! 910.00.
Lard onict but nrmi steam, s7.l3biu furcurieat makn.
old. $7.1341 kettle, 97.W-W7.75. Bulk menu qnlet Put
Arm at $3-73. *8.13.*ud*3.87*. Uacuuqulct atH.6O,
*3.05, and SO.OO.
WiiißKv-Hteody and flrm at ti.oa.
lILTTKn— Firm and unchanged.
JNsiKoUiL-Oulet at 87c*
LOUI9VILLB.
LocurtLLN, March lu.—CorruN—Built 1040.
Flouii—Bull and unenannea. , . , .
Grain—Wheat dullt red. $1.1301,171 am »er and
white, *1,20. Coni steady and unchanged, uatsuull
and unchanged. Bye steady; eoc.
llat-BuiT) an.OO4i2.UJ. . , .
Pbovslons—Pork steady and flnnj fip.W. Lard
steady, with a fair demand) choice leaf tierce. 7?M»
B(u ctu kegs. BKOHUC. llulkmeausteady; sliouhhr*.
3MCI clear nb, 4 l <43Kct clear. 3 , »«5H0. Bacon quiet
butflnnt shoulders. 454«; sldco, 34400. Loose sugar*
cured hams. 7h<d34c-
Winter— Hterniyt 9t.03.
Toflacoo—Bull aud unchanged.
lKDtAs*rou«, lod.. March 10.—Hoot—Actftei
*3.78fc3.Kil MCPtpU. 8,000 head. ....
FujUK-Steadyt fancy, |u.ou»o.aoj family, ta.SSJ
*’uua.ur—Wheat ateady and firms No. 3 red, tI.MO
1.18, Cora-Mixed, 40c. Rye. a&Ofidc. uau. 27J
*F«OTHio*a—Bteadrt ahoulder*. $3.73j bulk clear
rl&, cs.UUOS.I94t ham*. «W<*7c. Lard. CT.aJ.
uobton. .. ' .
Bostox. lurch 10.-Kuo«*-ia beuer demands
Wntcm luncrilne, fiu.iVM4.ooi common extra, *4.ft«4
fi.OOi Weaterodo. 94.7r*ta.Vai Mionewt* do.
o.VA: winter wheat, Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan.
»d.6noo.u)j Hilnoia, »a.7MW.7&i Lonle. la-jv*
7.UU{ Minnesota patent preceaa and Vrcatern. IdstM
B 'oiuik—Corn flrroen mixed and jellow.
Oaicflmert Jfo. I and extra while, 4ixjl3ct No. 3
white and no. 1 mixed, saaawi while and No.d mixed.
80437*0.
OtWKQO.
Oawßtio. N. T„ March lO.~Oiui*~ffhei» atMrffi
*o. I Milwaukee dull, 91.90{ bard UuluUi do, 61.J1.
4u. 2 Toledo corn, 67c,
DCTKQtT.
DaTßOir. March ia-Fuai«~Komlnali white. in.ca
ÜBAiN-tVticßi tieadn extra, «UU»H9I.3V| No. I
rblte, II.JMI.WH.
BOryato.
DurraLo, March 10.—No apeclat tratuacllom thu
mornings prices nominally unchanged.
PBoma.
PaoafA. March 10.-Uua»w»»aa-Blcady at 91.03 W
■ales. 60 brla. _
COTTON,
Kiw OntiAMi, March 10.-Corrog-Eaalers a»l«a
8,500 bated ordinary. 7W«a good ordinary, iwi
low middling, middling. lOHct good middling,
lid receipt* net, 9.0 W bales; gro**. 8,8»3i export*
to Great Britain, 3, Hit to (be Continent, 7,750 s auicit,
2*8,471.
Haw Obli Ail a,* March la.-Corros-Mitket easier;
aal«* 6,600 hales; ordinary, THd good ordinary.
low middling, OHci middling. io*os good middling.
SUM. 671.
PETROLEUM,
Clbtbland. 0.. March 10.-l'grgoticjf-Markel
very quiets prices a thade lowers standard white. HO
U Fittlboio, March 19.-PtTiOL*t;M-Bleadys crude,
H.7BH at Farkcr'is refined quiet i lifee, Fbliadelphln
delivery, .
TURPENTINE,
WiLMiMarog. March 18,-SrtßiTaor Tcßr»xTi»»-
iuuu as k. _
CONFUSION WORSE CONFOUNDED.
Bpedat DtipafcH to Th a Trtbun*.
Ann. Arook, Mich., March 10.—Court met
hero to*day, ami tho University chancery case
furoUhcd 1U usual amount of nows. A previ
ous dispatch stated that the two counsel for
the Itegents were antagonistic and proceed
iotr in opposite. courses, and considerable In
terest was manifested as to t|io result. Granger,
oue of the Counsel, pushed bit motion to u>**
miss the cross-bill of Douglass against tho Itc
(rents, and Webber, the other counsel, objected,
claiming that bo was not the counsel for
cents properly authorised. Granger replied
urcVly warmly, and intimated that, ao far from
not being tho counsel at all, be was really tM
senior counsel, having taken Senator Chris*
tlaucy’a ulice. Judge lluutlngtoa llnallv de
cided that bo could not entertain Granger •
motion, and, accordingly, Webber has tho * cat *
now. _
THE DARTMOUTH HAZING.
TUnOveu, U. 11., March 19.—There Is reneyed
excitement at Dartmouth. This morning live
more arrest* were made, all Bophomorcs bdt
one, Including tho two beaten by Freshmen.
The Doumlcd Senior and Sophomore arci im
pended until the end ol the term, but lh« Senior
i# allowed to graduate with his class. Of three
Freshmen under srrest, the ringleader w»
some time ago dropped from the class-roll', »*•’
other was to-day expelled, and another sep
arated. About a dozen other Freshmen were
suspended and Indeilnitely separated. 1
Hon of the Faculty does npt aflect the leg**
proceedtogs.
«lISUEhLANLU()s.
' Mf.’IITMAHLBU. 18 ru* da la Orange. Uaiellere,
Faria, Is sola agent for tbt* paper m France.
farabaldara. Furaalaby roUPEitA, New york.
DrrA.G.OLIN’SS®
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