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FINANCE AND TKADE.
Discount Lines Lower-.-Foreign
Exchange Firmer.
Oorcrnment Purchases of Silver—
American Railroad Loans in
Europe.
Tho Produce Markets Generally Tame
and Easler***Breadatuffi
Lower.
Provisions Weakened by Big Re
ceipts of Hogs.
FINANCIAL.
The banks report discount lines lower. Borrow,
ets are paying no instead of increasing their offer*
logs of paper. There Is a growing scarcity of good
outside paper In which the banks may invest their
loanable fund*. In the present backward condl*
tlon of the spring trade, th«r*. u v«r.v little now
regular business paper made. The connirr fle*
mind for loan* and currency Is in abeyance. The
situation in financial circles I* consequently dnll In
nil directions. Kates of discount are TAlOper
cent. New York exchange was sold between banks
at r>o*V7.'ic per SI,OOO premium. Tho clearings
were $2,400,000.
riOVBR.SMBNT BULLION PURCHASE*.
The San Francisco Chronicle criticises Dr. .Lin*
derman's crlrcular with regard to the purchase of
silver bullion for coinage os ‘*a most unbusiness
like document." Didders are not required to give
any security that they will carry out their offers If
these are accepted; no points are given as to the
price wanted, or the quantity desired, or the time
that the offers will remain open. The CfironleU
makes free to intimate that persons familiar with
Director Ltmicrmnn's career will suspect the offers
he invites will ho nsed as a blind to cover pur*
chases made from Dr. I.inderronn's particular friends
nt fractionally lower prices. It calls for the adop*
tion of an open tender system, so that the people
may know exactly what Is being done.
TUB OUANCIBRS* BANK OP CALIFORNIA
The farmers of California a few years ago estab*
llshcd a business association, an Insurance compn*
ny. and a onnk, all m San Francisco. They have
nil been successful. The nominal capital of the
bark was $1,000,000, but at the start only a small
amount of cash was paid In. The following rep
resents the amonnt of cash at tho opening and at
each semi-annual period since:
®t. ini $ ivnno
i. nt.unn
July i. ia?.v liaaco
Jan. I, turn
July i. i«7n aio.om
Jan. t. tar. 2U\tirw
July I. 1*77 nnn.<Mi
J.UI. I. IHTH 300.000
The bank I* now paid to be In a better condition
than at any previous time.
XIRITI9II CAPITAL FOfl AMERICAN RAILROADS.
There wan but ft small amount of IlrilUli capital
Invested In now American railroad loans In 1H77.
The Ilalilmoro .t Ohio Itatiroad had to endure a
pood deal of delay in placing the SH, 000,000 loan
they negotiated through T. 8. Morgan & Co., bnl
they Anally succeeded. Tho only other extensive
American railroad loan taken up In London was
one for $1,500,000 through Morton, Ko*e A Co., to
repay the purchase of the St. Louis, Uocklaad «fc
Chicago Hallway.
TUB MtSINO-STOOK MARKET.
. .Sun tranrliro Oiramru.
It Is very evident that the policy of the Com
itock maolnulator* for the past three months nos
Ih'uii to emourspo Investments Ni the bonanza
Mocks, and Unsullied could not no well ho at
tained were the low-priced prospecting mines
allowed to fluctuate, as under Ralston’* method of
manipulation. If there Is any truiti in this theory,
there will bo no movement of importance In the
non-dividend paying shares until tho bonanzas arc
Anally absorbed hcreoud at tho Bast. As con
trollers of the whole Comstock, the bonanza Arm
ennsay, “You must Amt take such stocks as we
desire to sell: If nut, wait till we workout tho
ore-bodies advantageously to ourselves, and If It Is
possible that wo may no able to develop a bonanza
in some of the mines upon which you now pay as
sessments In season ana out of season. ” It Is poa
elblo, however, that In order to introduce mining
stock at the Bust In pood shape our manipulators
may become mure liberal In their Ideas.
LAST WEEK’* 11U.-UNBSS IN POSTON.
Tho Hoston AdverUter, lo Its Auanclsl column, r
■nys: *
Tlic week doses without any new features In the
money market. As far ns we arc able to observe.
Implies* l« ns good in lloslon ns cl«cwhcrc, If not
better, but yet it Is not it all satisfactory. It Is
nut what bns been expected, and Is by no means
Inspiring, cillut la amount or character. It Is
limited in its growth and hampered In its actual
working, not only by Him force of prevent clrcum-
Manors, bm by tho doubt and uncertainty attend
ing the flnandnl legislation of Hie country. The
basis ror calculation la still shifting, and affords
nothing trustworthy to* build upon.' Whllo such
conditions exist ttie business movement must con
tinue to halt and make slow progress. Doth buy
ing and selling la now comluctcdon so small a
scale, and Is confined so largely to the supply of
Immediate wants, that the business resulting is of
small dimensions. That we are still able to con
trol our share of It is gratifying. In tbe same way
that a crust of bread Is better than starvation.
aoi.u AND OIIBBNHACKB.
Gold was 100^0101 ‘4 in greenbacks.
Greenbacks wore 1)UJ»0W)J» cents on tbs dollar
Ingold.
FOREIGN BXCUANOB.
Sletv d<i v». Sight.
ft(34
AI34
tw« 404
UOVOHNUJSNT BONDS.
Frerllng... .
Belgium
Kfsncc
bwltrerlsnd.
(lermauy
ilulUnd..
Austria...
Norway..,
fwndeu...
icumark.
United Mates «ls of 'HI „„looN
I.|r. led Stales RuTf 1U34
l ulled Mates 4s. coupons. IUIM ioji7
Hulled Males 5-jib of 03, Jao. sud.luly. 1044 1044
I lilted Males 3-iai* of 07 I(yiw lU7U
United Mates 3-ixrt of 'oh IU«4 jcjkta
United Males 10-4 US tOtSi 10.3)2
Lolled Plates ucw at 1014 1044
LOCAL SECURITIES,
City Railway (Smith Hide).
C ity Hallway blilej
City Hallway (North hlilf) |*) IXI
Trailer*' Inauranrc Company 1 iu
cuicuuittiai i.ixiii&Ciike Company... ioo ....
IVtu iJlvUluu lt.tC.7 percaul cailfa.. *lotk
Lincoln I’ark 7 percent buuda.... M ....
•And Interest.
BY TKLKCIKAPII,
MBW YOIIK.
7b IK* Wttitrn AuotiaUd Prut-
New Touk. March SO. —Mold opened and doted
at 101 ft. with sales during the day at 10114. Cat*
rjlntf rates 4!* to 3 and tint.
Silver at London unchanged. Here, silver bare
are 11*054 la greenbacks aud 110 In gold. Silver
coin, V*<U.l discount.
Governments were strong and higher.
lUllroad bonds were Arm.
Slate aecumlca were quiet. Lonlatan* eootola
Stocks were buoyant, the general range of prices
Icing at the highest quotations of tbe year. The
entire list was stronger, and even coal shares par
ticipated ta tho improvement. Tbe dispatch an
nouncing that ihe lowa State Senate bad passed
the House bill repealing the Granger lawe cauied
an Immediate advauce Id tbe Granger shares, and
effected favorably (be whole Hal. Dock Island
advanced from 101 ft to 102)*. Northwestern com
mon ro»e from 40ft to 41ft, and tbe preferred from
OKfttoOOft. St. Paul common advanced 44, and
preferred ft. Lake Shore was. os usual, a feature
of speculation, and rose from 04ft to 0514, and
Michigan Central, under more active purchasing
thso of laic, advanced 2. Lackawanna gained ft,
and Western Unl<>n woe strong throughout, selling
at the close at 7Kli4t7U, vz. dlv. Toward tbe closing
Lour a reaction set in from a disposition to reallzu
proflu, and Ibo list declined a fraction, bat quickly
recovered again, dosing strong at very nearly tbe
beat figures of the day. with the esccpUon Clove
laud, Columbus. Clticmaall £ Indianapolis, wbicb
■old at 30ft. aud broke to 20. Transactions wers
1"0.000 share*. of which 118,000 were Lake Shore,
7,000 Northwestern common, 8,000 preferred.
0,000 Hock Island, 11, (MM St. Paul common, 4.500
preferred, 13,000 Lackawanna, 4.0U0 Delaware £
Hudson, 7.000 Michigan Central. 0,000 Western
Vnlun, and 7,.700 Pacific Mail. The liabilities of
S. M. Mills £ Co. are not neatly os large os have
been represented, and probably will not exceed
000.
Money market easier at 305. closing at 8.
Prime mercantile paper. 4ftQtL
Customs receipts, <IOO,OOO.
The Treasury disbursed 1318,000.
Clearing*. <13,000.000.
Sterling strong; long, 87; abort, 80.
Joopous. *SI KOU New 4ft tox
Joawnis, 'os.new I'Hft New 4 per cent 102 ft
,vupuus ’O7 107 10-4Carc«
f'uubuua. *OB .....Ussft Coupons lui
New U. 104 ft Currencies USft
VT.Union Tel. tfh C.. C.. C. 4 1 3011
Quicksilver IT iNew Jersey Central... tail
Quldullvcrpfd 3d Kvk Island 102 m
Pacific Mall leM feu Paul 40M
MariposaLand loi 1 * bt. Faulpfd Tm
Mariposa pfd... ......loiil Waßssb liU
Adams Ksprcm lolii Ft. Wayne 6bH
WelU-Varfp bd Terre ilaute..., A
Americas express.... Terre Ilaute pfd It
VuUedhtatcjiix ..... 60 iChicago A Alloa oitfi
N. T. C.,e*. d|v tOftff Chicago Jt Alton pM.. P*
Erie lOlgohloA MImKUppI.... «
Krle pfd xj iu., L. t W mT<
Harlem 143 A. AP. Teleertph.... tl»4
Michigan Central (H'n'Mltviurl piclilc m
Panama...,, I n iC.. I». * U tot >
Union Poetic. TW HanwltmlAßt, .in...,. t«M
Lake Shore 034 Central pacific bond*, too
llllnoli central. 7.% (Union Pactne »mnd*..H«4
Here. APUM 79 -C. I*. land-grant.... U»1
Nonhweitern 414 U. P.Sinking Fund.... 03
Nonhwcitera pf<l mAp
rtatp. bonds.
Tenneweeflo. otJ Virginia, new.
TennemeO*. new..., 33>4.MI»*onrl. 8*
Virginia oa,old. sa ■
SAN FRANCISCO.
San FitANctoco. March 20.—Following sre the
doamc quotations at the Stock Hoard:
Alpha.- R iKentnck 3*{
Belcher a Meucan It 4 *
Beet A Belcher to I Northern Bell N 4
Hanlon iff overman I2JJ
Convollrtated Virginia. 90 ,i>phir. 904
Ca1if0rnia.............. 9N 1 Hajmond A Ely 44
(.’hollar a«W Silver 111i1...* 14
Caledonia 1*( Sarnga N
Crown Point 4'i Regregaled-nclcher... 20
Kscheqaer 34 sierra Nevada.... .... 3.,
Could Acnrrr. 7 ‘Union Con**llrtateu... fi'<
Hale A SorcroM 754 VellowJnckci......... n
Imperial 9 ‘KnrekaConaolldated.. 374
dnlla CoaiollJated.... o*< tlraml Prl/e rrtj
Juitlce :t'4 Alla 4
NBW ORLEANS.
Naw Orleans, March ‘JO.—Gold, 101K0101N*
Sight par aterllng. 402GJ40:i.
FORRION.
Lonron. March CO.—Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England, £IO,OOO. ,
Conaola. money, and account,
United States bonds— tl*n». 10341 ’o7s, 107S}
10-40#, IOOMI new Be, 104*.
Erie, 10Si: preferred, 2."*; Illinois Central,
704 J Pennsylvania Central, as.
rants, March 20.—Iteolea, llOf 13c.
TIBAIj ESTATE.
The following Instalments Were tiled for record
Wednesday, Match 80!
city vßontrr.
West Fourteenth at. I in ft r of Margaret st, n
f. 4*<135f1. tinted March m $ 8.800
Elisabeth it, Ittt ft w of Ohio st, e f. 60X13.1 ft,
dated Nor. 20, 1R77. l.ouo
Willow it. IRI ft w of Larrabco it, ■ f, six
69 U-10 ft. improved, dated March SO 3.600
Ashland ar. 7H 4-to ft n of Jackson at, e f. 23x
on3-10ft, improved, dated Match*! 0,900
North ar. sort w of Leavitt *l, n f, 31x133*1,
datcifMsnhJn 1,900
Diuterfletd st. (WftnofThlrty-ii, wf. saxtui
fi. Improved, dated March 16 9.500
West Indiana st.nncor of IHller st, if, sixloo
ft. dated Feb. 31 000
West Harrison st,het uatcley and Western avo.
n f, 10 R-loxi3l It, improved, dated Marco
10 4.600
Oakley av, km rt n of Polk st. e r. 3isi3M( ft,
dated Feb. 33 1,000
Urlehatn it. 3144 ft w of Ashland ar. n f. six
71ft, improved, dated March 16 600
James st. ne cor of Mosprat it, •/, 34x134 ft,
dated March SO 1,200
Thirty-seventh at, Ino ft e of Ellis tv, n f, 80x
130 ft. Improved, dated March It 0.300
WBBT OP CITV LIMITS. WITHIN A UAtmiß OP SIVBN
Centra) av. sao ft n of West Chicago av, e f. 73
xlwa* ft, dated March $ 000
COJIMEnCIAI..
The following were the latent anotatlona for
March delivery on the leading articles for two
days past
Mcm pork....
Lard
HimiMm. Ihiic<l.
Short riba, bolt'd..
Uiiliky.
Wheat
Corn
(mu..
Live liosa
cattle
Hold
Con*ola
Sterllucexclianso
The following were
of the leading article* v
Ink the twenty-four but
Wednesday morning, i
time twelve muntba egc
11.711
a.i.sn.l
130.484
3m,im*2
Flour, nrl*....
Wheat, d 0...
t urn. bu
Data, hu
life, bn,.
Parley. ,nu...
UisMsced. as.
Flax seeil, as.
11. corn. a 5....
r. meats, as..
Href, tea
HeeL bn*.....
Pork, hru
Lard, as
! allow, a 5,...
tuner, at....
»rc‘u hogs. So
.Ire bon. No.
Cattle. No
hheep, No
{tides, lbs
MlKtiwln'B.brls
Wool. 1b5......
Potatoes, bu..
Slots. tons
lay. tons
.iimoer. in. ft.
Shingles, m...
amt.
Poultry, lbs...
Poultry, coops
Game. pkga...
Kitgs, pints....
Cheese. bxs...
<i. apples, brts
Peant. bu
7. MO,
Pi.nio
230,5371
4U. 350
4d«).
408.383
1.330
2m. tm
48,330
(M.7UO
38
21.003
4,108
3.033
01,808
Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for city
consumption: 2.JH7 bu wheat, 2,021 bn corn, i»O9
bu oats, UlO bn barley.
Tbe following grain was inspected Into store In
this city yesterday morning: U cars No. 1 hard
wheat, 14 cart No. 2 soft spring, 4 cars No. U do.
1 car no grade (24 wheal); 10 ears high-mixed
corn, 4.1 Mrs now do, 40 cars new mixed, UOcars
No. 2 corn, 70 cars rejected, 20 cars no grade (210
corn); 1 car No. X oats, 23 cars No. 2 white, SO
cars No. 2 mixed, 2 cars rejected (40 oa(a): 4 cars
No. 2 rye. 2 cars rejected, 1 car no grade (7 rye><
0 cars Nu. 1 barley, 18 cars No. 3 do, I car extra
No. U do, 1 car ordinary Nu. 3 do, 2 cars feed (28
barley). Total, 340 cars, or 140,000 bo. Inspected
out: 31,133 bu wheat, 27.430 bo corn, SOI bu
rye, o,3Hl)bu barley.
A Arm In this city scot a cable dispatch to Lon
don, England, yesterday, aud received tbe answer
within forty-live minutes. Wan It Puck who said
something about “forty”!
The proposed amendments to the notes of the
Doz#l of Trade in regard to provisions were sub
mitted yesterday si 1 o'clock to a special meeting
of the Hoard, and adopt*!, with Ibo exception of
tho section which would make summer pork regu
lar this year. The amendments are nut, however,
law as yet*, they must first bo voted on by ballot,
and adopted that way, which will undoubtedly bo
done.
The proposed amendments provide for the ap
pointment of a Commitlce of Five on Provision
Inspection, who snail have and exercise a general
control over tbe Inspection of provlclons. end
shall act ae referees In case of complaint against
tho Inspection. Alsu tbe appointment of a Chief
Inspector, who shall give bonds for Ibo perform
ance of his duties, and shall appoint, to be con
firmed by the Committee on Provision Inspection,
a sufficient number of competent Deputy Inspect
ors, who shell be under hie control end subject to
his orders to all matters pertaining to the perform
ance of official duty.
nut. Mktd,
1.30
The Hoard of Directors are also Instructed (If
the amendment prevails) to appoint a Hcglstnr ol
provisions, whose duties will bo very similar to
those of tha KegUlrarof Grain. AH deliveries of
beef or hog product lu store, In Ibo absence of
special agreement, shill be by the delivery of reff*
Istcrcd warehouse receipts, leaned from such ware*
houses or places only as shall have been declared a
regular warehouse for the storage of such proper*
ty. under the rulee of tbe Hoard of Trade, by the
HoardofHirectore. All snebdeliveries shall be
accompanied by a certificate of inspection of the
Chief Inspector of Provisions, sitting quality
and condition of tbe product, with Identi
fying marks thereupon, etc. All bog prod
uct, to be classed as standard, most comply
tn all respects with the requirements of the rules
of inspection adopted bv tbe Board of Trade,and,
If delivered on or after uan. 1, shall Include only
such as has been packed on or after tbe first day of
tho previous November, and. In tha case of bar
reled pork, shall include only such as has been
packed between Nov. 1 and March I, except that
during tho euiutner of 1878 summer-packed porn
will oe regular if U be otherwise In accordance
with tbe rulee (or packing, etc.
lligbwioce am still quoted at sl-04 per gallon In
this market, bat It Is a merely nominal figure.
There is reason to bcllovo that alcohol Is now sold
on the basis of “13 off,” instead of 10. as hereto
fore. With this reservation, the standing quota
tion of 11.04 may be accepted in tbe same way
that hardware price-lists are quoted—steadily, but
with a varying discount.
The leading produce markets were moderately
active yesterday, but rather weak. Id provisions
ibo decline teemed to bo cblifly In con*
sequence of bigger receipts of bogs, while In grain
tbe flue weather did It Our receipts war# not
large, being really email In wheat, and the British
markets were firm on breadstuffs, but console were
higher, and that fact weighed heavy oo the raloos
of many operators, who regard consols as tbe In
fallible barometer wbicb Indicates tbe density of
tbe war-cloud resting over tbe Old World. Tbe
news from tbe country all pointed to good ciops
this year. Wheat seeding la well under way, and
: they have a proverb to tha effect that March sow
lag Insures a good yield. Cura land u also being
prepared (or planting, and the prospects are about
equally good (or other grain.
Jobbers of dry goods teemed well pleased with
the situation ol the market. Trade continues to
Improve, each succeeding day now showing a
gratifying Increase in (Ite amount of good* dis
tributed, and ihat the season now Jnst under way
will prove an acilve and prosperous ono seems as
sured. Prices remain firm. The grocery market
waa without pronounced change. A liberal tol
time of order* were placed, and previous price*
were fully sustained. No change worlhr of note
occurred In the dried frnit and hah market*. Dul
ler waa dnll and drooping. Cheese eontlnnea weak
and unsettled. Now that the road* are getting In
good shape dealer* look for largely-increased re
ceipts. and the chancea are regarded aa strongly
favoring materially lower prices, cilia were quoted
unchanged. There waa a good demand for moat
tines, and a fairly steady feeling prevailed. Paints
and colora were more active, and are firm,—white
lend at S'*. f*o. The coat and wood markets remain
dull and unsettled.
so
IDO
At the lumber yards trade continues good, and
nearly all grades of nine are firm. The uloa*ant.
mild weather Is favorable for famine**, bnt had for
lumbering, and every fine day lessen! the prospect
for getting out plenty of logs. Drug* and chemi
cals were steady and In fair demand. Seeds were
leas active and generally easy, the larger receipts
causing buyers to hold off. lUy was In fair re*
quest and steady. The demand for hide* continues
fair as compared with the supply, at unchanged
prices. Droom-com, wool, and potatoes were
quiet and unchanged. The offerings of poultry
were small, and fine stock was In good request and
steady. Eggs were weak, owing to large receipts,
which are In excess of requirement*.
A charter was reported yesterday for fiO.OOO bn
Wheat to Buffalo. Tho rate was not mentioned,
but supposed to bo about 3c. There was some
Inquiry for steamer*, hut the agents don't want to
scud them oat Jnst yet.
Kail freights ware in fair demand at the recent
reduction, the basis being 20c per 100 lbs on grain
to Now York.
IN NSW YORK TBSTBRDAT.
March CO.—Kecclpts-Flonr, ll,*ol brls: wheat,
10H.0.’0 lm: com, 73,04.1 ,bu; oats, 04,200 bn;
corn-meal, 1,460 pkgs; rye. 8,7.'10 bu: barley,
0.010 bu: matt, 7,in2 bd: pork, 1,000 pkgs;
beef, 2.088 pkgs; cat meat*, 2,000 pkgs; lahl,
4, *>s3 pkgs; whisky, 070 hrl*.
Exports—24 hoare»-Flour, 11,000 brls; wheat,
02,000bo; corn, 8(1,000bu; ant*. I.OCOba.
IMPORTS INTO TUB UNITED KINGDOM.
The following table show* the amount of flour,
wheat, ami corn Imported Into the United Kingdom
for the weeks named:
. R>e» surfing IT/s* tilling
... . . JtnrcS 10. I*7B. Mireh J 7. 1677.
Flour, brls Htt.iWKAttvMni lai.onnMito ou
Wheat, qrs 3lu.dOKA.Ms.mri SJMWWWMUJ
Corn, teo.wx'tdld.ouo
Mauser & Avery, of New York, write ns fob
Iowa:
Combing anil delaine wool*, of medium nnalllt,
which, until la»t montn, liad continued In almo*t unin
terrupted demand, have, alnco January, been onllo
neglected, ami price* are. In a measure, nominal.
There U»ome inquiry for flue delaine*. hut the price*
oitrrcd are at prencnt below the Idea* of the larger
holder*, c'narie comiilne l* a druicon the market amt
ran In* hourht at llaure* nut little above the value of
clot hint wool of similar quality. Our Weitern friend*
will do well to note them fact* and govern their opera*
tlon* acconllnely. Kor two or three year* pa*t the de*
mand for all urate* «f stapled wool ha* l>cen *•> great
that buyer* have been Able to ae)l their clothing wool
atcniu or cron lr**. and yet realize a good profit on
their pitrehaae. on account of the liberal bnndllPK*nd
hi ah piloe paid by the worsted cianufaeturer.
woolen Hood*, with lint few exception*, have moved
•lowlr, and the character of the limine** during the
month ha* been discouraging. Within a few day* them
aoiwar* to have been more tone to the trade, wnlch en*
euuraae*»omo to hope that the >ca*on may yet prove
better than waz feared.
7>i *»• IFfrtntf
dm, tlnv.
mh i.m
i.onu 1.0.14
«jj 2*4
f«iH f. 34
nt{4 4 o‘f* OT<
aV* a*«» a l /
w Mo nr.’i
tna receipts nml shipments
of produce in this city dor*
ours ending at 7 o'clock on
sod for tlio corresponding
u
aodDS IIBCBIVBD
at Chicago cnalomt, March 20, 1878: Hibbard,
Spencer A Co., 1W boxes tin-plate; The Chicago
Stamping Company, 1,124 boxes tin-plate; Btel
taucr Uros. & Co., 1 caao drygoods; Wilson Dros.,
H eases dry goods; Tyler, 1 case colors;
Keith Itros., 1 case dry goods. Collections,
53,017.30.
.SMonenti.
107 a. | 1877.
(1 Ml' A Ann
4,1*4
0.
7w.8«»
18.3*3
1.
f 1.0.10
88,111
"47.‘8wV
Z. 14, ll7|
TIOO PRODUCTS—Were attire for the season, and
heavy. There was little ditaaud, but some of the
aborts tilled In rather freely at reduced prices. The
receipts of hogs were so Unto as to cause weakness at
the Stock-Yards, and that reacted on product, making
holders anslouslo sell, and shippers hold off for lower
prices, a big run of hogs being eipected to force prices
down lo the neighborhood of 3c per lb. Product U
moving out freely, but operators are afraid of the ef
fect of a continued pressure of the raw material at tno
rate of some 30,0*) head nor day outside the peeking
season.
2n.n.vi: ji,7m
I 111, 4l*)j )d.h*3
aa,7u7 y.«.m
7. MU; 77(1
3,7 ft: inn
24P.UCli 71.HH1
33,613, 07, IH
MO •JII.7HU
1,000,8.13' 3*0,143
fto
t:« |
!.tw.v 3.0.11
1,038.771)' 120.3(0
sn.7rx>: kii,aut
70.31 V xi.uao
* ,,, a.ma1 ,,, *4.50n
3.0U01 U3H
M**»Ponx—Was more active, and declined lsai7Ho
per brl, doting loc below the latest prices of Tucsdsy.
Sates were reported of 0.000 brls seller April at t 0.3314
rth.3s, i8.(ioo brts seller Marat and 1.750
brlsie'.ter Juneat Tula). 3.1.7501ir1a
The market closed lame at $0.00i40.n.l for spot t ffl.ao
sellrr Marcht to.no seller April; $0.42H'g».43 seller
Mart and 90.A7U seller June.
Prime mess was quoted at $0.0030.25, and extra
prime at $7.30^7.75.
l.*ar»—Was moderately active, and declined s®7Mc
per no lbs under free offering*, closing 3o below the
latest prices nr Tuesday, Sales were reported of am
t' i spot at $7.13HQ7. Mi ,1.60:) tesseller April at $7.07U
W7.Hi in.7.W tes seller Marat s7.t.vt7.WJ4: and 730
Icsiellcr June at $7.37*4. Total, l.l.3Uotcs. The mar
ket closed tame at $7.1314 spot or seller Marchs 57.13 S
seder Aprils $7.17H»7.3» seller May; and $7.3714 seller
June-
2.184 I.OHJ
123.433 333,437
fill 60
5,0301 52.8: V
IW3 4(«t
0:0l 870
to'
3.348) MO
130 57.1
1135 l.Htl)
8,030 3,810
I 323
I 38
am
>' 533
alrati—Were moderslclr active In futures, but quiet
on spot account and decidedly weak. The general
market declined si>uut He peril), and short riba solu He
per imlhs lowenhan the previous dsv. Pates were m
ported of KTO.IUO lbs short rib* at 84.73 seller April!
M.BViM.fW', s.-tirr May; and 81.0,v*.v00 seller Junoi
ftohxidn (light) otaVfc; l.ton bis long and ehort clears
*l*3. )oi gsobxs short clears stftUct and 30 hts Msf
rordsblre nifddlrs st ftfle, Hie following table shows
tha closing prices pur 100 lbs on the principal cuts of
meatt
/motif. thrift /„ and in. Mhnrt
tirrt, nhi, drum. denm.
Loose, part cured.. 83.33 84.73 84.73 8-3.13 U
Raxed B.:m< 4.074 4.H74 8.23
April hosed 8.874 4.874 4.874 6.33
May. hosed a. 30 A.(u 6.n0 a. 374
Long dears quoted at 84.034 loose, soil 84.75 bated;
Cmnburlsnds, iwa.34e boiedi long cm hams,
boxed; swect.plrklcd bams, 04 r *uUe for id and ia lb
avermaestgreenhams, 34ft34afurssmeavera;te*;grecn
shoulders. lUeUKc.
Uacon quoted at atyftSe for shoulders, ftiMfte for
short rins. OaitUc for short clears, HftHMo for hams,
all canvascd and packed.
Oaisss—Was nulet and 4WMe.
lIKKF PltODUul'H—Were steady tad quiet stßo.no
ftio.oo for mes* 1 Bl<i.Uoftll.u> (or extra mess; and
81.3.(i. i aid.((i for hams.
Tai.i.ow—Wss nuotedal 74" for city, and 7d74nfor
country. bales were reported of 4AU brio cltyatTUe,
and 1U brls prime country at 74c.
FLOUR—Was again dull and nominally unchanged,
the trading being limited to the supply of a light local
demand. Hhlppcr* held oft for lower prices, hales
were reported of 273 brls winters chiefly st 8-3.50 ft n. 33;
433 brls spring extras at svnoar.ms and so brls spring
auperflncs at 88.00. Total, 730 bns. Ths market
closed at the following as ths nominal range of prices!
Choice to favorite brands of winters, 8u.50ft0.75!
good to prims brsnds of winters, 85.30ft0.d0i choice
to fins spring, 83.30ft0.n0; fair to good spring. 84.30
«3.(»! low spring, 82.6hft3.30; fair to good Mlone
sots springs, 83.unftS.30: choice to fancy Minnesota
springs, Ba.noiftO.33i patent springs, BU.3(iftft.uoi low
grade. 83.60ft3.90i rye. 83.00ft3.53! buckwheat, ixuo
ftJ.W.
liiuir-WM tn better demand and atcadier. Bale*
were reported of (to tone at SIX7S per too on track, and
tlX7.Vian.oo free on board cars.
Oman HiLL-STtrrrs-Kales were made of 10 tons
f rro on hoardi »tnn* rye feed at
llJ.iUdoitml MMons One white middlings als24.u)d».
«-<ia»-iliAL—Coarse wuquotea st tn.au per ton on
track.
WHKAT-W as fair y active during about half the
scmlou. and si ilmeadutl. The market «u generally
w;»k. declining Use. and closing Iftc bebiw thn Uteit
prices of 1 uesdsv. Liverpool was quoted Heady, end
Loudon firm, with an upward tendency lu cargoes, but
consols were higher, and tha later Saw York reports
Indicated dullness there,—probably In sympathy with
our earlier break In prices. The receipts at this point
were again small, and tbs shlpatng demand continued
giNxL some round lots of regular Using taken In the
aiwonco of current offerings Tbe market had bean
band Iba previous day, and (he lonas followed the least
yesterday, a good many holder* scllhff out because flue
weather and tha more peaceful umlook lu Kurore
seemed to (hem to be favorable to s lower tangs of
trices, heller April opened at il.Oift. declined to
I.UVK. Improved to tl.tvjg. fell off to ai.mVi advanced
f I• 11 'H- Keller Slay ranged at
si.Co>«l.|m(. closing at fl.orift. belter tho month or
regular So. a was quiet at>ac below to Ike shorn April,
Closing at SI.<»W. Cllt-edged receipts of No. a spring
clusedsl about gi.Otii*. Iba lower grades were entire
ly nominal. Kpot sales were reported of mm hu So. t
•Prior iregular) at f|, 07ft t tu,( ui bit No. 3do at« 1.03 ft
Mt.oSft; i,4uu buduifrcsh receipts) at
aud 3.UX) bu by sample at 7to«<l.:iu. Total, 70.au)
llsan Whuat—Was In good demand, but quiet for
tack of offerings. Sales were limited to 400 bu by satii.
pie at I» on track; l.uwbudo at fi.mft free on
board carat and LVlhudo <x*d) at II .n free on board.
Wistsa WutaT-Kalo was made of 600 bu Wiscon
sin red by sample at •(. IS delivered.
COltS—Was rather quiet, and decidedly easier,
though not weak, declining Hotwo (rum the latest
prices of Tuesday. Tins llrltlsh markets were quoted
steady, and New York was firm, but our receipts were
larger, and 11 na weather caused prices to recede In
}r lupatby with wheat. There was a moderate Inquiry
nr shipping lots, but asundcs were about ftc lower,
though the lower grades did nut form Hie great bulk of
the receipts. Kor In.* free on board, mixed sold chiefly
at 4lr. rejected at »*<•. and no grade at StftfcSWftc. ac
cording to quality. The trading lu futures waa chiefly
for Hay delivery, which opened at 4JV. declined to
and cluaed at 42We. other futures were general
*/.*‘w^ ScUer 4lH«»tHc. seller July at
iaftsMSftc. »nd wllcr April at 42ft«42Mc. Kell
*r lb« month. or regular Vo. A wu lll
lie belter than nominal at disguise, cl.wing at the in
aide; and gilt-edged receipts of do closed at 42‘ic bid.
opotsales wars reported ofn.MjObu No. 3 and blub
mixed At U.Ouu bu by sample at
0U bwa,U
Ml h I W • I» nil, 9 ■ I UU,
OATS—VVere dull and tower, cloalng t*»Sc below iho
Quotation 1 uecday afternoon. The market weakened
under the large receipt*. endihe ttnu we*ti)vr leddeal
ers to eiMcr continued liberal arritals. These 7act«
called out numerous seller# of futurei, and thu market
ruled dull, closing weak. Now York slso camelu Wo
ofl. amlutUerjnala was lower, Seller May sold at MS
and closed at 2ii\e- Seller April aao March or
regular were quiet at mmc. Fresh No. a were nom
inally lower at iMtaMSc. t-sinnk* were moderately act*
lye. opening weak and declining before •Itlopcra would
Ukc bold. The larger rect Inti caused Uio break. I'aati
aalea were reported of izuuuou by sample at aasttdoc
on traca. and 1 J.6OU bu do at free ou board.
Total. 37.0u0bu.
lUK-Wae uulel and Ic lower. decUala* la •jrmpattay
wild wheat, rreab No. 3 was oomiual at Me. March at
Ktldc. tad April at Me. several care ware add by
sample at reduced prlcee. Caah ealca were reported of
I.JOU baby sample aiMPMcon track, aad l.toobudo
free onboard at Me. Total. 3.4U1 bo.
XJAULKY—Was la little better request at tba former
price*. The receipt* were larger, Min# chiefly No. 3.
Tim CHICAGO TRIBUNE; THURSDAY. MARCH 21, 1878.
WOOL.
provision*;*,
imKATisTurrs.
which wss nnchmgcd. while the lower grades were a
abide timer. Regular No. 2 sold it 411.;, fresh was
nnoted at 4*c. and receipt* free of iterate sold at AOc.
seller April aotd at 4flUo»<P'<c. cloMng with *eller* at
the ln*lilc. March liMiiuliMdr. Mar wai nominal ai
WV-MM. Extra No. * closed at «74«i«e. No. mold
ata.tr, and feel at S3h<*. Bamrles were In light re*
3 neat. ( ash ia.es were reported of laoms h<i No, 3at
net Bun ini do free of storage atftoc:49obu No. .1
nt ftfte:4"o hit feed at .l.’Vs 3.400 hu by sample at 34ft
OOcon tract. Total. H.toobu.
riMT rat.u
invito mi at 91.07481.MH for April
and 9i.onv.ti.rvp4 for Mar.
font* n.mi nu at 4J*4c for Mar and 42Hc for July,
i iats-1 vmo tin idler Map at 3i*|e.
Mci* pork—3.sro {iris at 19.274 for April. 99.47 for
Mar. aoai!».flOior.lnne.
Lard-t.-i.TOtciat 97.15 for April. 97.14 catb, ami
97.3 t) tor Mar.
LATRtt.
Me** pork wa» steady. with sales of 8.750 brli at
9f1.37)a for April, and 9ii.lJ4<lM7ror Mar. 1
Lard was quiet and steady. biles: 330 tee idler Mar
at 97.1 TH.
Wheal was fairly active amt !|B7fr tower. May.sold
ftt#i,i»rt<ai,t>(H, ciodngatihe IfltlJe. April aoTd at
9l.ir>i4(‘M.usH. dormant tl.ni'f.
Corn wa* cade.*, selling at 43U813?4 A for Mar. and
rlnMng at till* rarer. April told at 43!t(JI3lic. and
.tunc clo*rd nt 4148«t4e.
Data were 'inlet and ruler. Mar sold al'3o)<c, and
April was oflered at 3M|c.
1, aat rAlt..
Me«* Pork was steady, closing nt 99.43400 4S fop
Mar nn<i 9n.3-789.374 for April. Bales jct.'Kl lirli at
9ii..77'iO«iMio for .Tunc and fn.431t8u.45 for Mar.
Lard w«« eiMmrrr. closing at 97.3»u7 .334 for Mar
and 97.37487.:m for June. Sales 7jo let at 97.30 idler
Mar.
biiuri ribs were quiet nt 94.7.7-44.774 for April, 91.83
414.874 for Mar. ana 94.»744ft.0u for June,
(lENEUAIi MAIIKETS*
ALCOHOL—7Vas nominal at 91.9503.ut,
IHtoOM-cORN Was In moderate local request.
Bmall orders are rerelrcd from outside Western point*,
hut the Eastern demand Is slack. We quote: Choice
itreen hurl, Molfci red tipped medium do. ft<*S4ei
trreen brush, with hurl enoughio work tu
tlnped do, 44994 ct creen cetera and side, d’tftftc:
stalk braid. ftßoc: red and lulcrlor brush. 4H)4!tCt
crooked, Bi%4c.
HUTTER-Remalns dull and weak. Payers are con*
flntntt their purchases to thn smallest possible quantities
consistent with current needs, as all are looking for a
continued decline In prices. We repeat our quotations
of Tuesday! Choice to fancy creamery. 30$33et Rood
to choice grades, 33*3*et medium. !SB3odt Inferior
to common. 7(At3ct roll, 13830 e.
PAUOINU—Was quoted quiet and steady. Orders
wero promptly filled st the anuesed prices: Mark. 34ct
Prtghtnn A, 3n4et Lewiston. 3>4e: otter cn-ek. 2tV(
American. 1040: burlaps. 4 and nun, iswlftct (tunnies,
single. I4<j»l7c! double. S4'd344c.
CllKP.BK—continues dull and weak. Owing to the
had condition of t!i« country roads thn receipts for
some days past hare been light, and thn storks hero at
the moment are reduced to pretty small dimensions,
hut should the weather continue pleasant a largo In*
crease In supplies is looked for. and a break tn prices.
We reduce our quotations of skims as follows: Full
cream. t3'i<4l44e: part skim, tiwl3ct full skim, 04
toe 1 low grades, ft<47e.
CtiAL—There was a light demand at the following
qnotatatlons: Lackawanna, targe egg. tO..V): donut
and range, and small egg. 91.7.71 I'leJiiumt, C7.r<oi
Hlcxsbtirg. 90.008(1.60: Erie, Sft.ftoi Ilaltlmoreftohlo.
94.ftnAft.int Illinois, 93.fto8i.uu: Gartshcrrle. 94.7ftt
Indiana mock. 84.M*.
DItUOS AND CHEMICALS—Were tn fair demand,
the country orders coming principally hr mall. Ful*
lowing arc the quotations: Arid, citric, 7fto«>*not acid.
tarlarTr.n>. 3ft*s>, 498ft3ct ammonia. carmintAXiciaxie
grease, dos.9i.ooßl.B3tboras. reflned. is, iimtuethiuo
vitriol, ft, uv.(i3e; cream tartar, pure, a, iU&lfte: coch*
tnesl. ilondnrai, ft. DOi'loftet chloroform, n, is><-881.(in
glycerine, hulk, tt. l>«43ftc: gum arable, nicked, MM
•«v; gum arable, sorts. 3V43ftct gum camphor, ft. 3<i>i
3ftet gum opium, ft, fft.nui gum shellac, ft, W«64.7ct
lodine, ft, Sft.uUt murpnln. suiph.. oa. 94. tut oil,
castor. 51.0M1.10 per gal.t do. lemon, 83.0Vt3.77
potassa, chlor.. ft. 3.M3Bct potaulum. lod.. ft, fa. 33
(ti.ftOt quinine, suiph., ox, fii.uot red preclplt. ft,
Hoikisict root l|>eeae. powd.. A. 91.K781.74i root.
Tin-1., K. L.. powd.. ft, 91.3.781.40: salts, Kj'som, ft,
34V.7CS silver errst.. oz. tvwkf l.ou:snap,Caftlle.gen.,
ft, lOMHe: sulphur, ft. 4Hmhci sassafras bark. 108
13c: canarvsee'L 40444 c, per ft: licmodo.3Mci.7c per ft.
KlUlß—7Vrfe plenty, and In fair local request at 7,48
6c per dor. The supply exceeds the demand.
PlSH—Were In fair request at nominally steady
prices. We again quote; No. I whlleflsh.'per ,4-bn.
94.3v.(4.40: family whticOsn, 92.VMg.no: trout. 93.3 U
(4ft.4dt niarkerei. extra, per 4-hrl. 911.00814. mu
No.tsliore.99.ftm4iu.(4>: select met*. perM-bri. 914. MP
No. i hay. «M.nviß.3.7s No. 3 shore, ,4-brl. fft.mi: No,
2bay. 97.5047.7 ft: large family do. new, ,4-brl. Bd.mi:
No. (shore, kits. fI.wMI.W: No. I bay. Jells, 91. w«
t.flO: do. medium, ft. 30141.40: largo family kits. 91.1 u
81.1.7: Ueorgu’s codnsli. extra. 97.mK,<ft.3ft: hank do.
94.«C(.t4.A3| Labrador herring, split, hrls. 97.m>t do,
ronnd. bris, fd.oo: do, 4*hris, fi.ftO: smoked halibut,
Tstftct scaled herring, per Itux. 3Hu.
FRUITS AND NUia—No changes were developed In
this market. Trade was nil that could reasonably bo
exported, and for Iwlh foreign and domestic varieties
the market maintains a fairly steady tone. Wo quote:
rnnaiuw-Daies, fttfade: (lei. new layer*. 08llet
Turkish prunes, ohl h’j£>4|c! do new. ii'i illc:
French do. 13«414et rslstu*. layers. 91.7.781.8ut loose.
Muscatel. 91.u:>ft3.(r>: Valencia, TM'dTMoi Kama cur*
rants. A4B7ctclmm. 17«tlHe.
Doucstiu—Alden apples. |.7Bl(ict Michigan new, elf
f47«ci doo)d.tWiii4c! southern, new, 4445.74 c: Kontu*
ern sliced. 787‘sc: peaches, unpared. halves. (Vnn4e,
pared. t3tai3o: blackberrlet, new, 94f8luMc: rasnber*
rlcs, 33834 c: pitted cherries, 17817 c.
Ncts-FIIImtIs. M48134et ahnonds.Tarragona, sua
3lct French walnuto. tur«allot Naples wajiima, 1381301
Hraxil*. ft4Bdc( pecans. Texas. 7(Hci River pecans,
0«d!ic: Wilmington ueanuis, A 83401 Tonueisee do.
4Micftct vtrglnla do. o.gd'v?-
FUliH—Healers are buying the stock arriving at
former prices:
If. d’. onrf
iresfem, Northern.
Mink. No. 1 9 4UM fiO 9 6081.(*)
Mink, Nos. 3to 4 A 8 30 (Wt R 7
Raccoon. No. 1 aoos M 4uu im
Muskrat, fail ftß «l 07
Muskrat, winter 78 9 (W
Muskrat, kltusn. 3 Oft
Hkunk, black 401 no 4KI no
Hkunk, airlpod Rfl 40 At* 4C
(HUT. No*. I ton 50«.1.A0 ftOtft.Ul
VUiier. No*, i ton i.u«t7.ui i.fiO'rH.no
Wolf, mountain, No*. Ito a 40*2.00 NKi2.U-1
Wolf, pralrlf. So*, ito a.. a*-* m a,v* oo
Hearer, per lb nual.to 734di.Ni
Mania i.ui l.fto
Jieor, black ft.ro (umi
Hear. eui»., a.no 4.00
Km. 9.onaa.iu 9.0034.c0
Km. red l.Ordl.U i.stft
KOI. grey WM 79 7A
l.rm 1.60 i.Ao
wolverine. 9.(0 4. no
Hedger 104* 79 to
onnMiim 09
UUKKK KliOlTH—Orantet were In cood per
-«lr* • *-
•ml Arm. Apple* anil cranberries wore aelllna iluw
ly si retail, and the stork will noon fw exhaust*
ed: Apple*. 9U.UU24.60 per hrlt Kn*|cm do, ft.flo
HO,nos cranberries* cultivated, per hrl, 94.ux3n.fiot
wild and cultivated da, fn.OOA7.OOt do hotel, 93.3 s
fextut lemoni. 94.50mA.00 per bust Valencia or*
truce*. fiMCV-xio.ii): do esiraa.9l3.OOOH.UO per cotet
oxorangea, 9l.aoC9fi.Uo.
(lUOCr.ulhS -1 nc market waa comparatively steady,
mmo oflhe articles In the list being subjected to any
quotable change. Trade waa reported reasonably act*
Hic«—Carolina, 7GMc: Louisiana, nWATtae.
Corrxß-u. u. Java, asUMCnm Java No. 3.33 a
tr.'fin choice to fancy (tin, vnattfoWct good to prime.
common to fair, l«>tai7/(ot roaatlng, IMt'A
moabii— Patent cut loaf, ICWfttOTtßi cruahed, IOH A
10>«ct granulnleil. lOJtottet powdered, tohotiottoi A
•tandard,OH<dP*in{ do N 0.3. OTMOfitci extraC.HKAOct
No. C So. 2. aVir*rtt»oi yehow,74feaot New
Orleana, comrnim, oVahKci good. 7M7Hd prime to
choice. 7Woi7*ic.
Hiaiti's-Callfurnlaangar*loaf drlpa, 4SM4He> Callfor*
nla silver drips. KlwAnot good augar-house drlpa. 3HU
4«<ct extra do, 4A<94gc. Ncwnrlenns molaura, choice
hew. do. prime, 4-K24Nct good. asMauot com
mon. 2Hut:iOo, common molasica, sfiasHct black atreo,
SltfMO.
Hriraa—Altaplre, elorca, 42«4fict caailo,
3i'<t2Ac, pepper. iVK<4t«Kc« nutmega, No.i.ufie&li.uit
Calcutta ginger. lOMIIc.
hoap—Tme nine. A4ct Herman mottled. flUOfiVcs
lllno Lily, M*oi White Lily. fitadSWct Whlta Uom, fiS*
ft&Uet reach (lloiaom. 7ct buvon Imperial. OtvdSfilc.
HAY—Timothy wa* Ann under a good demand, with
the supply hardy adequate. I'ialrle watsieudr. The
Improved ataie of the country modi lead denier* to ex*
{cl large receipt*: No. I timothy, 9to.ont9io.flnt No.
do. 9x«iOt mixed. 97.A0S iinland prairie, 97.Stttfau>t
No. I prairie, jn.no: slough. f.fi.'-o,
JMDKrt—Wero steady under a fair Inquiry, with email
ORerlnga. Tanner* ar« raid to be heavily stocked with
leather, and it larot likely lhat, with large receipt!, (he
Present price of hide*can belong maintained. gunla*
Iona: City hut chcra' row*, fi'tr 1 steers, use t green cured,
light. 7lv97>(Ct heavy, effet damaged. ft»rot partcured,
SMdsUiVt green aattod kip. 7?Jcj green calf, itet flint
Crime dry ld|>, calf, and dry miles, Hull.fiot dry tailed
Idea, l-jct deacon akin*. 4Jci sheep pells, wool eatl*
mated, xjc.
I.UMHKII-ConMuups In good demand and Arm,
Small lots are coming In by lake and going directly to
the yards, but the receipts are not expected to rut
much of a Qgurs fur some time. Thu prospect for Ret*
Unit the logs to Uio stream* and out of them Is getting
poorer every day. The swamps are drying up. and it
will take a week of heavy rain to raise tltu rivers in
June to a giiod driving stage. The edlmale of lumber
supply for Chlcato this year, given In yesterday's Ueur.
should navu read H7d m ft. after deductln/for the
minor lake-receiving markets. This Is considered a
liberal call male. Following are thu (luotatlunsi
► irat andaeeond clear. I and 2 luch < fJ.ioi3t.fsi
Third clear, I Inch 37.u»VJM.m
f bird dear. mioiliich 39.004.10.(0
Kirn and second clear droird tiding m.fio
First inmmoudretacd »idln>r lt.noftis.ui
KloorlOir.flnlcummou. drcwed £Vuv>ouii
Fluorine, accond common, dreurd... 33. (**933.m
Flooring, third common. drtMcd 17.00
Koi huaidj, A, 13 fucht* and ti|iw*rd* .... Xt.OUQm.u)
lloi board*, It. 13 Inchei and upward*.... 33.00
Uux board*. <; IT.OUtfIH.Qo
A itoclc board*. 10 to l‘J Inch 3-VUbcio.uj
U»toc«bo,«r<l», lutolJlnch 3autf*3rt.(o
H node board*. l3toldlndi l3.UMl7.nii
or common aiuck board* li.tvt
Fencing. it and 19 ft....... 13.10
gene tor, Id, JH, mdWll 13.60
Fencing, No. 2 11.(0
Common board*. Id, 13, and 30 It 13.(0
Common l<oard*, It. Id, aud 19ft 13.A0
Cull board* Il.m
Diiucuaioniiniy 11.90413.(0
IMincmlonaiuff. ttloaoft l3.nnMl7.nu
Kmtii Umber. UattloMa* lI.AOMm.QO
Pidcei*, rongb and ncicct tt.UU4IO.OO
Picket*, acleci, dietaod and bcadod Ih.qo
Lath............ 3 004 a.M
monglrt, "A" xandard 3.4.Vtf 3.90
HblniUca, “A" cbolca to eitra............ 2.(aa 3.60
Hiili.Kji-8, No. 1... I.3.*** 1,33
Hblaelea, ihadcd A 1.134 3.00
Hlilsiclva. un track .......... B.!A*| i.au
olCb-l’iKia Mmicd the umt u on Tucmii/, and
were generally atcady. rollowlnw are the quotation#:
Carbon. iiudcg. leat. IB'»ct da Ullnola. leital iu»u i.vi
dca.. 17«ic: neartiighl. 17ft deir. ic»t. wjici Michigan
Irystl tc»L n'lc; Blaine. tWt eatra winter lard oil. mot
So. t. me; No. i. Me: linseed, raw, tries Lolled. trie:
wliali*. wlulcr-hlcaelied. 7“ct iperm. »|.73( ncaiafoot
oil, airlcily pure. fl.ut>: duoslra, aOct uoNo. I.tuoi
bank oil. sic; btralta. aitct winter mlncra' oil, met tur'
petition, .duct naphtha. doodoraed, ut gravity, icei itu*
nil nr, deodorized. 71 deg.. Me: Raaollue. 37 deg.. uu
aic: Wen Virginia. natural, dd deg., ait natural. au
deg.. a**: reduced. deir., arm.
n•T.\TOKf'—W»r« uuU t. at avgaoc for carluUand
U»ti.V; lor tingle socks from atura.
I’tiULTUY—‘ Llckcoa and B«e asuall turkeys were
scarce and firm under a fair local luuuiry. Mrc*acd
oltlckcua are preferred: Chickens. diva Mid, umho per
»: do. live. fa.(M*J.flu Per doz: turkeys. dreased, 70
Ulctdo. live, forte: mallard ducks. t1.&M1.75 per do*.
bKEUb—Were rather uutet. the larger receipts caus
ing buyers to aland back for a decline. Clover waa
lowar, uiLerwiaa tbera waa no Quotable change. though
timothy and other seeds were freely offerejat former
selling prlcee. Timothy aold at fl.aufl.a7, prlmo
closing at fI.W: clover at f4.lVki.au prime closing at
fl.ia. Mammoth declined to <l.t>V*l.uu flax sola
at il.ondai.io, aodcloaedat graft. Hungarian told at
tiTl* •iT7Uc. aud tullln at 67'-**uX-.
bAl.T—Waa In lair reuuu't audateadv: Saginaw and
New York Sue a alt, fl.u) per Lrl; ordinal y coarse.
dairy, wltnhsga. fi.au: without logs, fXuu;
Ashton. fa.gft per sack.
TEAS-Thera «u a light movement at the following
range of prlcct:
Guvrownea—Common. 350a0«t good do. t3o3Sct
medium, luaiact aood do. aaaauct floe. OJtgaaui Do*
cat. 3A060C1 choice, w£7ucs choicest, 750sici fancy.
DOctflfl.UO. '*
larmuL—Common, 33*3det gooddo.Bu*33ct me*
alum-MwMe; good do., 4o*i3ci floe, ti*tdc; fincau
choice. chvlccatl *W74c.
YouioUxaol-C'oiamon. 3d*ieci goodde. 3BA9ic;
medlntn, 978Mc: (rood do. 4tvaiic: fine, 4S-g4ac:
wivii'i choice. n»Mn,v; choicest. (*.ißo7c.
.ItPAX-Cnmmfln, 348M-*: tool common. ftv.iftjc*
medium. 328i.7e: rood medium, nßaiftci flnr. 4 ta4sr:
flnest. 40«.Wj: ctiolcr, .7jhi77c: choicest. ftftgflfte.
Ooi.r»!(rt-(rommon. rood common. y*B7lct
medium, ft-VAftse: rood medium, ftaa»4ocj Hue, 43816 c:
finest, swAVtct choice. MM.aact choicest. flirrric.
VKAL-Wb* plenty, and told at 4874 c, Fine stock
afar. •
VEOF.TAnLF.*-Were scare* and timer: spinach.
ftPß7t)o perhos i lettuce,9l.2.V.M..viper box: radishes.
23'iUne per don pieplant*, owfle per At encumber*.
winaßV—Was reported qnlet end steady, wilhiala
of so hrl* on the ba*ia of si.m per rallon for raw.
wool,-Was m moderate request at the pricet rtren.
Thoordersare nearly all from Western manufacturers,
nr quote: Meiltiim unwashed wool*. 33m 3.7 c: floe do. 11
O.Mc! roarseno. 3t**33c: flne fleece, wa*hed. 3.78HC:
niciiinm do. atV*;t*ci coane do, niAftfte: tub wool*,
choice, 4outlet fairto rood. 348ftuc. Colorado Wool—
Fine improved. 3d.03.-sc: medium do. 33837 c: coane
do. iieiuo: coarse eominon, 17830 Ct black. 17873 c.
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.
Jfn< ft. iVre.
.• 3.P.77 9.974 9*7
...... 4. lIM 91.0PJ 3.C37
s.aio i’3.;nM 1,704
flrre/pf*—
Monday.*...
Tuesday... .
Wednesday.
ll.asn
T0ta1..,...,
.... 8,41(3 97.3 V) 9,440
3.98) 4,711 . 17fl
SAW ft,SIS a. IM
Fame time ia*t wrclt.
M eek before Inst
Monday,.*
Tuesday
Total 4*900 10. SGI 3.H00
CATTLE—Were In Halit suprir and firmer. There
wm a itrontt delnaml from the Emicrn trade, and mica
were quick at better prices hr 10QM34e per tot) lb* than
prerailed on Tnesdar or the dar before. The firmer
fcellnqaruie from the fact that receipts, Instead of
ihowlntt the Increase that a msjorltr of operntora had
ronfldentlr looked for, were cohlldcratdjr lesl than for
Tuetdan and (he week helrtit half gone there war tune
fear that the atttrala dorln* the femainimr three dijl
would proto In anrwar etceulte. In oualitr the
olTcrinira weru Romt. eren for this time of rear when
excellence li looked for, the Imlkarcraßlndorerl.liw
lha, andaelllnk nt 93.7.V.14.73. Fdw poor lota Were
offered, and aaiea below 93.40 were limited. Blockers
sold at 93.UX83.50. and butchers’ Mock at 93.MVt3.4<).
Milch cows wero In some demand at 930.0iU33.u)pcr
head. andtealsatß3.ouß3.‘33bef looibi. The market
closed am.
qrOTATIOJ*#.
Extra Beetca—Graded atcen welshing 1.450
lb* and upward*....... 15.n005.35
Choice neerc* —Kine. fat. well-iormeu
iiccru, welshing l.thO toi.4.V) in* 4.40®4.75
o oon liecrei-WciMattened •tccf*, weign*
UB 1.10010 1,300 lb*.., 9.0004.35
Medium ora.lei-Htecr* in fair fletlu welsh*
(ns I.OuOto l.sHX 1 8.0009.80
Butcher*’ Sloek-l’oor to common iteer*.
ami common to choice cow*, for city
•laughter, welshing hod to l.ioolb* 3.(1033.40
fitorkCattle—common cattle, welghlitsTnu
tol.lMJih*. 3.7503.60
Inferior— Light and thin cowi, belterMtas*,
hull*, and *calawag*t«eN 3.0003.35
Veai*^* 1 ibf (natlrea)...,. - n ■
dr. Prirr.
i.«s 4.ia'<
I.OuO 4.121$
,Ve. At. Pile*.
14 1,407 95.00
15 1.41tt 4.U0
:«) 4. mi
32... 1.330 4.70
M 1.H30 4.75
Ml 4.00
’."iliita 4.10
4.25
4.37 H
4.30
4.35
4.30
15 i.aiu
S 3 1,250
.«> 1.344
17 1.314
14 1,2111
42 1,2211 4.20 40..,. ...1,304 8.20
111 1.222 4.15 12 i11TN.... 101 4.00
34 1.155 4.10 I
iiou»-The market was attain dull and deprewcd. ‘
Tliuaupply wa« by 110 meanslartte, but there was nut
much demand irom either uhlppera ur the Home trade,
and the reduction of Tueidav was (implemented by a
further decline of 10015 c. which maket the shrinkage
•lnc« Monday fully 204.100 per 100 lb* In all tirades es .
coptlng clio.co au.icatra heavy snipping hogs, in which
the depreciation la not moro iliau 100. uotnmoti to
prime lUlit weight* sold down tuaa.4UM9.6u, and cum*
moo to prime packing boa* to $3.3003.60. I hero wore
anlea ufclio co to cstra alilpplng hog* at ta.7i)oa.uu.
and of skip* and Inferior heavy low at $2.My«3.00. The
market cloicd iteady at the following quotation*]-
IIOU BALK*.
No. At. Prtct.
*3.... UA) 93.50
30. ...227 8.50
Atf. M. Trict.
03.. ..213 (3.4.1
01.. 8.41
AH,...339 3.4.1
37.. ..303 3.43
4....374 8.40
A0....330 8. AO
73.i..xu ;i.(w
A3....3114 3.4.1
4.1 .. 3*>o 3.4.1
X1....383 3<|.l
30....3H3 3.40
111... 310 3.40
X1....31)3 3.40
311,...830 3.40
09....333 3.40
31....31*1 3.40
7U....17J 3.4'1
1H....31U 3.40
01....370 3.40
40....307 8.31
40....331 3.33
73....1X1 3.3.1
85....333» 8.3.1
88.. ..311 3.33
AO.. ..200 3.3.1
U8....3U0 3. XI
.Vrt. dr. Prlrr,
92....318 93.00
no ...420 a.tKi
44.. 3.50
40.. 3.50
20.. ..203 8. WO
42 ~.400 3.H5
44.. 3.50
37.. ..202 3.50
45.. ..202 3.50
H1....140 3.50
52.. ..244 3.50
70 ...177 8.50
25.. ..173 8.50
(15....101 3.50
52.. ..220 8.50
53.. ..105 8.50
25.. ..314 8.50
32.. 3. Ml
43.. 372 3.40
22. . 305 3.C0
70.. ..401 8.40
37.. 410 3.75
47 ~.403 8 75
37.. .B*4 3.75
82.. .344 3.75
UU... 440 8.70
2U....4:1l 3.70
00..277 3.05
04.. 8. AO
X1....103 3. .VI
AH....183 3.A0
01.. B.AO
A3....ait) 8. A 3
A7....313 8.10
70 ...300 B.AO
ai... 3tti a. ha
31.. .XW 3.01
30.. ..343 3.00
04.. ..311 8.00
31 ...304 3.0il
44.. 8.00
iui.,..aa.i a.tw(
as....am a.oo: ao...aaa a.so
25.. B.OU'IUO....atU a.OO
ai....aua a.tMi au....iao a.uo
a0....au0 a.oo ay... iiu a.oo
uo ...-wo a.oo 1 a7....i»J a.oo
a.Mi 7d>...uui a.oo
an...jut a.M ao....aia a.oo
:w....aat a.r.,V 70....1M1 o.«i
04.. a.oo' au....U7i 8.43,
00. ...xu a.oo ! I
NilKKl*—The demand, though chiefly on EMtem ac
count, wai quits equal to the aupply, «nd the onerlnm
were readily dUpoeedot at fully prevlom quotation*.
Pule* were on a nailiof fa.Aou»4. XWor poor to medium,
and at f l.fltxas.3o'for good to choice grades. The fol
lowing wrro noted:
. /Vic*. l/to. At. Prlct,
14.7* 1«0....W fS.O)
4.H7* 77... .M ft. 00
4.fto HI. ...00 4.H74
1 4.00 | 71....08 4.2 ft
DllfiHr H 4
A<J. Ar. /Vic*. fio. At.
140....UJ fI.tUM 80... 117
(W....JH 4.7 ft U 4.... w
10....D0 4.2 ft 7J....1U0
4.50 50.... uo
HBW VOJIK.
New Ynnx, March 20.—IlgBvga—Receipt*, a..MO.
aanltiti U.U2U umt lime tax weeki price* a abode
lower; tuuu of market easier, but all sold. and closing
transactions no worao fur the selling interests than
opening aaieit of (he receipt* upward* of 400 were
merely fed hero, and uo direct to kngland and tier*
many altvet exporter* look 07» beitdca at PHaitoc
toilrcMftOAft? Ib»i other talc* at HttwluMa to area* Oft
fcft7 lit*. Imlde figures for two car* llitnul* steer*,
l.trjftlb*. the hlgbeat orlce for a car* averaging 1,020
lb* I fair to Rood alcer*. t'KOuftfc to dr»os M Ih*.
Hitesi*—Receipts, a.TOO. making 4,450 tor two days,
against 2.7UU same time lost week] asleaslowt market
doted heavyi downward tendency t ordinary to prime
•beep. iVOW.ift.2ft per 100 lb*t extra wether*, *0.421*
l.wi yearling*. *d.uxA7.u)i exporter* took i car* at
ouitlue figure*.
HwiHR-itecclpt*. a.ooo, making 5.D00 for two day*.
agalD(t7.4u>same time last weokt none for sale alive,
but a ilrmer feelings live nominally quoted at fi.Ufttf
4.s»pcrlortt>*. *
llurrAUi, March 80.-CAm.t-Recelpu, I,(«0i to
tal fur the wttuk. ft,7i)7i market active end hlgnert
goo*l to choice atom, I4.HMMU) Rood shipper*, m.fto
t»4.7in medium. fi.4ot light butchers*, f4.Uistf4.aftt
■tuckers, tJ.2ft4tJ.d7Mt best grades dlipoted oft aalea,
fimtxf and LAMua-lteeelpla, 2,500 t tolal for the
week, ft. Tun market Ortm upward icndencyt fair to
good Western sheep, I4.doats.lot choice. Ift.ous all
offering* sold.
lluu*—Receipts, B,uoo. total (or tho week, 10,6d0i
mantel active and higher, owing to a light tuppfyt «lo*
Stand only half tunplledt Yorker*, fl.Bft4l4.iOi ma
lum, f t.ftOi yard* bare of auick.
ST. LOUI*.
Hr. Lout*, March Ja-CArtte-Acilvei rather
entlen cannot be changvdt
ilnoa-Lowert actlret all soldi light ahlpper* to good
Turkera, fft.afttfi.ftOt packing, fft.iifttfa 45 1 butchers*
to fancy, fJ.ttuga.7fti doting weak; downward ten
dency i receipt*. 2.wu.
Hiiksr-l.uweri fair demand i extra heavy ship ping,
t4.«kkit4.7A| good to Choice, f 4.(Jotf t.ftO| COUUOO to
fair, fj.ou4»a.7fti receipt*, i,mu.
. east umurr.
. Ka*t I-ioearr. March •.•0.-tUTTLE-Recclnta, 650
head through. 3UJ head locals best, fft.2stfft.7At me
dium. f4.2utfA.2ft.
H'hu-U celiila, l.uiu beailt market acilvai York
er*, »4.4<w4.r.i>j I'hilmieii.utM, »»,au*i4.ea.
builh-itecelpla, |.»« lieaui aelllp* at •4.3909.00.
CINCINNATI.
(’txriNNATi, March au.—llodi-Qulets common,
•tt.loaa.4o; light. t3.VXAa.79) Packing, •■l.flVga Ml:
butcher*', |J.<kx<it.(Ms receipt*, a.ttoui ablpiuauu, 6M.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.
The following were received hr tbe Chicago Board of
Trade:
Lnaai-oot, March so.—Prlmo mrM pork—Butero.
oO*| Weatera, Alt. liacon-Cuml»tilanil*, 28«| »Uort
riba, sot] long clear. 37*i abort clear. sh* edi ihoul
den, soted] hama, so*. Lard. 3St. Prime meat beef,
teai India meat beef, out extra India tueu, alia.
Cheeae, 07i. Tallow, 30* Od.
Lokdox, March so.—Liverpool—Wheal neadf Corn
quiet.33i Od. Mark Lane—Wheat Ann. Corn quiet. Car*
goca ud coaat— Wheat firmer. Coro Quiet. Cargoca
onpaaaage-Wheatflrm. Cora quiet. Arrival* on coa*t
for order*—Wheat amall.
Special Ditpatch to Th* TWbuaa,
Livkbpuoi, March 30-11:30 a. ux.-rt.ooa-lfe. 1,
301] NO. 3.341.
Unanr-Whoat—Winter, No. 1, HMdi Ko. 3.10* tods
•prtng, Ko. 1. lo*o<li Ko. i, 0* Odt white. Ko. I, Ila
Adi Ko. 3. lit: club. Ko. 1. 13a Bd] Ko. S. Il*6d.
Coro-New, Ko. I, 26*3d] Ko. 3, 33* 9d| Old No. 1,
38*i No. 3. 37*Od.
I’ronitoxa-Pork, si*. Lard. U*.
Livaaroou March 30-L*l*»i.-Corron— Dell and
eaalen wsljd: aalea 8,000 hole*; (peculation and ex
port, l.ooo; American, e,i.V>.
ItaiauaTurra-Wheat-Callfornla whit* wheat, *»•
erage, Ila 14*11* fell clnb, Ila ed|l3aMt anting. m
7d.*lu» 74; wiuitr. Ids lodOMU *4. Fluur-Wcatera
canal, 3t«JOa. Corn-Now Waatera mixed, 2U iMigni*
ad: old do. 27* o«t*—American, sa. Uatley—
American, 3a 04. I'caa—Canadian. 86* 04.
CLovaa Si*t>—American, 44*14*.
I‘aovuioNt—Meta pork. 81a. Prime meaa beet,
83a. Lard-Ataericaa. as*. Uacoa—Long clear, nr*
34; abort do, 3da«d.
Cuinai—American. 68a.
TaLLuw—Fine American, SO* 64.
PcTaoLnux-Bplrica, 7a 34; rettned, 10a 84.
Lixauo oil—3d*.
Haiti-Common. Bat pale. 13a.
bi-iniT* or TcapiiTUfn-33* 04.
Loiuoi. March 30.— Briura or TvariiTtii-33*
4*34*.
Airvinr. March 30.—PrraoLioi—37a 34.
AMERICAN CITIES,
«gw tou*
Sptctal DUftatck io Th» TVttuiu.
Nnw Toni. March 30.—Oaaii—Wheat delta da*
preaaed. receding la moat laitascca liadc per bu. and
leavihß oft heavily, under more liberal offerlnß*: de
mand comparatively limited, r*pechtiy for aprlnß
Rrades. nrtonear theclo*e. wflen bmlnexl quickened
perceptibly hr concessioner •Miens option* tame am!
quite heavyi 40,000 bu No. 1 Milwaukee and Mlnnnota
•prlst*. part at Si. 93s B.OX» bn No. 9 Northwestern
•rrinir. April option, at Si. w. Corn a made hißher for
early delivery on moderate offerlnr. amt fair demand,
partlrfor ihlpment. but eloici tamely t In option line
very light movement t mixed We* ern. unladed. 479
82Wc. An extraordinarily lane hurncM transacted In
rye. here amt to arrive *oon, mainly for ihlpment to
Germany and Holland, at a made firmer prlcei for
Western; no.ouo bu No. 3 Western at 71973 c.
Provisions— Nfei* pork in less demand for early de*
livery, mainly for ciport. At caller fißurtit sale* uf
4oobrl*at7l<i.l9:Sli).Js for uninspected and Inspected
lotst eihir kind# dulls for forward delivery Western
men dulls March option nomlnals April. 810.00910. ISs
May, 510.i09i0.20s June. fio.lo9io..wj no ealeiro
ported. Cut mcfttt In moderate demand At about
previous flxure*. Ilacon in lest demand at
weaker price*, but Icavlnx oft more flrmlyt
Inns clear at 89.37 H for Wcitcrn.
Weitern iteam lard moderately active for early d*.
livery at rather low pricers sale* of 3.350 tci at 77.37 H
97, .V). closing at 77.40 Mkddi and l.Mltca oft Rradrft
87.391 fbr forward delivery fairly actives March op
tion. 57.40 i April. S7.nMi«7.a7Hi Mfcy, 57.4A97.47Ht
June. 57.5397.97 Ht rale* of a.nno tea April at fr.aaa
7.40 s 7.850 tea Star at fV.43H97.60; and 3,330 tea
Jtlne at f7.63HA7.97H. tlcflned more active for the
Continent, and ntioted at ft.7sn7.9S.
TALLow-cuntlnuea in moderate demand at about
pNydoui prlceat quoted oiiabatliof 57.50f0r prime
Bi ; nAR«-naw In fair renueatt Quoted Itrm on a baMa
of7HHT’4«fnr fairioßooti rcrtninß. and 7?<r«mAcfor
eentrlfuenh refined In rather more deni and, with cut
loaf at |SV; crushed. frt<c.
wm»Kv-lmiisnuiitrd at 81.0791.07* asked for caih
and rcituiar, with f l.txiH bhl. regular.
FRxmim—Generally h-M active markets ratea varied
lltties train room by Liverpool atpam line* quoted a
•hade (Irmer; (or Liverpool, engagement* by •team In*
chide 4u.two hit train, of which in.tan h« were wheat
at Ohd per bu. and 34.nyn bu corn at nU4 per ou Iba.
_ To IV llVifrrn AweMtil I’rttt.
Nttw YORt. March Jo.—CivmiN-Weak; UflMklfct
ftsiurea steady; March, lo.HT'dio roc; April. iiubTa
10, MCs Slay, irt.avs June. It.me: July. lf.l3Cltl.l4ci
Autuiu if.itaili.ieci Beptemher. il.ntu: October.
Hi.MUlo.Bics November. 10.diMi0.70ct December.
10.7iM10.71r.
ps.a.vt
Ki.«rn—Miiderntn trades receipts, l.inj brla: No. 3s
S3,KV.t:i.M); aupernne state and Wratero. S.I.XUl.vu
c.immontb Mmlcueitra, |4.iaMS.7.lt irood to choice.
(6.40i#.v, a CVt winter wocas. ta
7.73! extra Oiiin, *i.!io«a.7.s: hi. I.nnlo. yi.uo«7.7.*>s
.Mtnnc*<Mt patent proceu. 70.4099.35. Ilye flouruo*
clianaed.
(.‘■mn.Mßu,—Quiets Weitera. ta.bo93.sn.
OttAiN-tVlieai lieavyi teeMrts, Kvi,otxi but No. 8
•print*, Si.lßs No. I Milwaukee. ft.J.’s hard No. I
•nrioß, ,7i.iuHi No. s red winter, 7l.jwhwi.94s amber,
7l.:trti So. I red winter. 81.07: No. I white, 81.4iiHs
extra do. 71.43'5>1.43| unyruted «prtMR. f1.79t Nil, 3
Nurthwusicrn, Marco. it-30H91.:«'. Uyc-WVuscrn,
7luf72c. Harley stenOy: No. 3 Uinads, BOc. Mnltoulet
and iihchatistCd. Corn flrtsi: ciuaiitß nnlctt recclpu.
74.UXM1111 sinurartcd Wextern mlxcd.4l-(.'iisHcs atcain
mixed, ba934wrt do white nml round yellow, r>jc: No.
3 March. M4«wc. Oaix-recrlpl*. H.taio bus mixed
Weatrrn. »«H<'tH4Hes white do, sttHidJOc.
ii*r-Qu|i‘tt xiiippiittr, fno.iuiflj.oj.
ltnpa~Qiilet and nnciianssed.
GnnntniKs—coffee quiet bm firms 1110, carßoea. 149
170 lu ROldt JoidHnß. 14'JlS‘tc. Ktisrar-drsiinml fair
nnd market firms fair to roo.l refibtns.THATHcs prlmsi,
7401 refined In fair d<'inand at Hiy<tu{(c. Mulsaaes
quiet and uruhnnupd. Klee quiet ana unclianßed.
PBTnor.Rfu-Qulelt crude, 7Hct reflat'd, llfjc.
TALi.nw-Bteady iITSc.
ficsik—Firm nt tatanje.
BPintTa or TorjpiJtTJkß-Flrmcr at aoHOaic.
Knoa-Hcavri fresh Weitern. KMIOHc.
I.R*riiKK-Quiet and uuohan«ed.
Wu<tt,—Hulls domestlo fleece. 33933 c; pulled. Iftl
4<Vt sinwß«hed. |(<*a,Sc.
Piovuions—Mcm pork dullt $10.15910.33. Reef
•toady t Wcitcrn lussß clear middles firm at bHc. Prime
■team lard more active at 87.3507.40.
HerTKit—old Western. 7M3uc.
t'iißßSK*>lt<-iivy at n<il3Hc.
WuisKy—Pull and nominal at 81.00H91.07.
Msrat.«—Manufactured copper unchanged 1 Inxot
lake dull at I7HI7HC* niff Iron quiet but atcaoys
hcotcb. Sul.00,•125.001 American, fifl.codik.oos jtiia*
•lan »heet, lO'sMllc In ROld. Nalla atcady and un*
chamtcd.
.1.110 4.W1
.1,120 4l(I0
.1,127 8.00
.l.tno a. OO
.1,137 8.00
.1,152 3.00
.1,100 O.H7K
. 05i a. 70
1,104 a.‘ni
«*5 a!iw
*2O 0.55
7i2i a. co
752 3.40
723 3.40
77:1 3.40
KRW ORLEANS.
KrwOrLicans. March 2'i,—Fl.ocn-Irregulart rti*
pernne, s4.iajs XX, s4.bo; XXX. f <.75<43.3<ji hlieti
gradoa, $3,734(1.73.
uiiaim-c cni li» fair demand at tfHQioe. Oau quiet
but steady at ate.
Cork'Mxal—Dull, weak, and lowers choice. 13.3 D.
JIAT-Oulet. but iteailrs ordinary, $1*. 00013.001
prime. sTa.(«ii choice, si7.oo6»n.r>o.
Piiovimons l’ork—Market ruslers <lO.Art. f.«nl
quiet, CuiMeodys tierce. $7.2.107.7As keg. $7.7.vtf1.23.
Hulk shoulders acorns and Onus loom, aUcs sucked.
4c. Hulk rides dull and nominal. Hulk clear rlli, Acs
clear aides, Alfc. Damn quiet and wcaki ihotilucra.
4Hcs clear rib. «t»cj dear. o!ic. Jlomn-Morkcl dull:
■mtap-cured. 7«rthics uncanraaed. nh»o?fe.
WiiHKV-Ajuiet. initaseadyt ruulluvo. $1.0301.00.
tiitooßMis—Coffee quid, but aieaihri itlo. cargee*.
ordinary lo nrline, H(sl74c In sold. Sugar activo
amt (Inn for low grade*! otiiori Uuiii common to good
common. SHhoUcs fair to fully fair, uH'47ct prime to
choice, 7f4-iHcs yellow clarlDed. MolnMca
dulls common fermenting, masiHos fair not ferment*
lug, 2iK(A2lKoi prime lu choice. H-Mtuc. Jilco drniers
Loiilniana ordinary to choice, MJO-dfa.
Dram—Dull, weak, and lowers s|,us.
BALTIMOnn.
lUltimorr, March an.— Flour— Steady and firm,
particular)* for low grade*.
Uiuix—Wheat—wettorn dull. weak, and Jowert
Peuuaylvama ml. si.tPMl.aoi So. a winter red wen*
cm, ajiot and March. fl.3Ut April, ft.no aakedi Mar,
ft.33*4 aiked. .Corn—weitern weak and Utfilo lowert
Western mixed, ipot and March, April, antic i
Majr, 6-M4O. Data timer and hluhert WeMem while.
SitoitTct do mixed. nattnacs Penniylvanla. nautfe.
lire quiet and iteadyat tth-KMc.
)lat—Dull nud heavy.
Pkovimona—A shade firmer, but not higher.
Huttrr—Choice Arm and fairly active i choice Welt*
ern mil. thMidtet do packed. JMJ4O.
Prtbulruh—Dull, heavy, and nominal! refined,
''turrit—Shade flrmcn Illocargoea. U«l7c.
Wuiskt—(inlet andalwnt steady at f l.mrtl.OflU,
HicKiiTa-Flour, 4,300 br1u wheat. itr,uw but ooro,
inn.sou hut oat*, i.uyiim.
SiiiPNßKTs—Wheat. 3d, 000 but corn. I H.Ono bit.
Fanninm—To Liverpool per atcamcr—Collou, U-32di
flour, 3a iMt grain, u}<d.
§4 ...UHI a.DO
tw.,..3ii4 a.ao
a.ao
4U....5HS a. Ift
Totsno.
Tolbdo, 0.. March sax—UßAiN—Wheatstesdys No.
I while Michigan. si.uqi extra do, $1,201 amber
Michigan spot. April and Mar. $1.33s No. 3 rod win*
ler Michigan, $1.334t April and Mar. $1.33s No. 3 red
held at 11. Mt rejected (Vabash, $1.03s No. 3 amber
Michigan, 31.21. Corn dulli high mixed. I4e iddi
clovxr B*ao—Mammoth, $4.Ms prime, $4.33| No.
3, $4. 13.
llßoatpra—floor, ion brlat wheat, 11.000 but corn,
17,uiu hut oats. I.ooutm. .
BiiifMtxTi-nuitr, too brlsi wheat, 83,0)0 but corn.
I.UKi bu.
Toledo. March 30-4 p. m.-Gnaw-Closed with
wheat dulli No. 3 red winter,lAprll, Sl.3:is March,
$1.3311. Corn dulli high mixed. 44ct No. 3, 435*0.
Clover s«tu—Prime. *4.vs.
LOUISVILI.R.
Looiivillb. March 3U.—Corns*—Dulls iM4o.
Flosjss—Dulli extra. U.73*400i family, $4.33(3
4.73 s A No. I. 54.23H3.fi0i fancy, 53.73r«d.33.
Grain— Wheat dulls red. sl.mi amber white, $1.30.
Corn In fair demands •white, 425*0i siilscd. sic. Data
In fair demand, but at lower rales i white. Slot mixed,
lUT-Dultl $0.0**13.00.
• pgovtsiogs—Pork steadyt $10.33. Lard steady and
Stubs choice leaf tierce, $7.7A41x.00s do kegs, $8.40.
itsllc mcau quiet hist steadyt shoulders. hHct clear nh,
45a*3!*cs clear, MwkA>4c. Itocon steadyt shoulders,
45401 clear rib, sWastyot clear, o}*ouo. lismi-bugar*
cnreJ, 7J44SPO.
Whisky—utcadyi $1.03.
Touaooo-Qulcl and unchanged.
•T. LOUIS.
St. Louis, March 30.-c«m«g-UoobaDged.
Floi'k—Unchanged.
Grain—Wheat lower for cash: namely, No. 3 red.
sl. Aprils $1.131*01.13V4 Mar. Corn lowers
3»Ho casht m>44(£ll>Ho Aprils iHfMtlo May. Data
eaalers 23>*3iJc cash. Ilyu dulls 530 bid. liarley uu*
Changed.
WutSkY-Quiet at $1.03.
faovtsioKi-fork dulls offered $0.73 easht fo.oo
bldssalvstn.W) June. Lard nominal. Dry salt meats
nominal, ttaron dulls shnnidors. 4es Him. *.v«4.
UKirairra-Flour. 3,7(’Obri«i wheat. DMKiihui corn,
'JO.USI bus oats, I3.UUU bu; rye, 10,CM) but barley.
B.uut)bu.
Philadelphia. March ax—Flocb-DuII and do*
changed.
CDiAiN-WbeatheavTtamber.»i.32iiii.B3t red, st.so
ai.j-j; white. 51.93ai.30. Cum dulls yellow, atoi
allied, 33ct Me spotsand Marchs &->Hc April. Data
nn and unchanged, live dulls OUMie.
fauriaiONa—Weak- Mesa pork, sia&ors||.ux Prime
India mess beef. 3tot33c. Lard Dtulel and mmlianued.
Ih'TTta-tjitlettnd wcoks creatrery, Wctl
tty Deserve. 3:«A33c.
Koos-We*UTii. 100.
tniaata-Qulet: choice Western, I3WSU3C.
Pi tßOLkuu-Unchanged.
WHM>kv-»irmigi Wrssern, Sl.nu
ItßUßtrra-Wbcai, V.MUbut euro. 70.000 but oats,
3,uuo bu. .
JIotTOM, March CO—Klui.'b—Quiet and nnehanard.
UiuiM-Citrn flrmt lulled and yellow, M4A7i-. Data
firm and uochaqafd.
WnoL-bame iieorened condition a* pterional/ bo*
tlcedt demand only la meet Immediate want* of menu*
fauturer*. who are Indifferent about future aunplleaj
fleece wool very dupreaaedi icarcoly any ln<|iilryi
mhearule quite low, and aJinoat entirely nominal}
Ohio and l’enn*ylranU fleece*. t'Mtrtct Wlacunaln ami
Michigan. HNttluo for medium and eslrai low and
cuarae telling aiatia:utci combing delaine. 40446 c for
ouaraet t'leioc for medium and finti auuer and citra
pulled, aueu. 1 .
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Mirth XU-CorTON-PnU at lOffO.
FLuvx-Qulet aud unchanged.
OaaiN-wlieat In good demand at lull price*: red,
tl.lwdl-13. Coro Iti good demand: 40®4ic. data
wrong: skAUc. iiyo-Deuiand lain market firms co«a
tU<\ Harley dull and unchanged. .. .
PauvuiiiNi-i'utk eaaler. but not quolably lower:
flout. Lard InaotTvo: current make, |7. UH> kettle,
i7.inM97.73. Oulk uieaueaaiert quiet: t3.7Uk5.73:
i.vciittft.lo; »3.g3, Uacuo quiet but a wady t te.tti.
|3.«5, and id.cu „
WutaKV-HWaUy and firnvaltl.o3.
Ilcrmt-Firmer: prime to choice Korea at 339ite.
LiNaaioUu.—pulet at ft7o.
UtLWavxie. alarclt3o.—Kluu»—Firmer.
tlaaiM—Wheat weak: opened Me lover and doted
heavy: No. I Milwaukee hard, tl.lt] No. | Milwaukee.
{l.rdM bid: No. 'Ado. II.IMMt Marco. tl.OT't: April.
I 07: May. f :.U7M» Mo. S do. tl.olH9i.ui4. jCorn
Sulet but aleady: No. 3. nominal} tlu. Data (overt
o. si, Wo. Ilye Urungi No. l. 34v»33c. Barley quiet:
u. atprlng. ftiot freah, 63c.
I’aovtaioxt-weak: aabadecaaler. Meaeporknom*
loali tt).«. Primealeam lard. t7.11H.
Kaoeipra-Flour, ta.uoo brlai wheat. Bd.nobu.
SoimiN re-Fiuur. t.auu briat wbeaw u,ux> bo.
iMDItNAPOLia, March 20.-llont—Steady: t 5.009
8,76: recelpla. B.7ouhea3s aiilpmcuta, I.ouu.
Kunut—Quiet aud unchanged.
OkalN—Wheat eteadyi No. z red, t 1.1591.18. Cora
-Mlsed, auvtwMe. (lye lowers 64933 d. pate lowers
3dH9'J7c. *
PKovtiitiMa-Pujaii ahouldora. 4Qc: dear rib, Bft
BHc. Card. t7.ld>|, Hama, UQigTc?
uurrauj.
B^rtLO.March 3a-Ue*i.v-Wh«il dull and aUadys
•alee of N 0.3 Milwaukee at tt.W. Corn dull aadalaady 1
ealMolß,6UubuatßoMefur old bytauple oa tracki
441A1U0 for new uo track, according U> quality. Dale
neglected. Kye neglected. Barley quiet.
BBTIIOIT.
ptTkoiT. March It.-ruji k-DulL
. and lower: extra. t1.3»H9
lt 8l 4 i3 hU ' >wbUf ' •»«a»M«i.a3Mt amber nominal
oxwxoo.
Otwtop, N. T.. March 'Ji-Oatix-Wbed ataadys
3fbASoeSm. k SSe. u * >> u "* «*•»*• »«•
n rxokia.
tl P O3M , *‘ MMCb M-UtnuwiNtH-OnUt bald at
Naw OtLxaxa, March ».-Cotton—Weaks aalee,
t,900 halen ordinary, ?Hcs good ordinary, eHct
low mlddllnt, »*fci ttslddltny. foHe: food mi>Mtf nP
tics rerclpla. net. 2.KU halc»t trnu, ft.hi,
to the Continent, 5,733; coutwlie, a.«sS; Hoc
aay.aoi. yc **
Siw Ton*. March 3a-!iuMnc»« moderate with pom.
minion Imuteai johtduj trade fain brown and color.",
cotton* fairly atcady. but outside make* of biracbl t
Rood* unsettled; print* morlnß alowiy. but Rlmjham.
In Rond demand. The. /}>illettn fays* •• The aucsioa
rate of bleached Rood* to day waa a anlrlted affair h-it
prlccarnlcdlow.*' Woolens and foreljtn Roods quiet i,
Drat Hand*. *
Ct.»v«f,Ajrts 0.. March 3n.-pßTknt«n«.‘.Mirket
unchanßedt itandard white. | to teat, at inc.
i’irrsiumn. March Ja-PatßoLßuti-trude firmer
-51.91 Hat Parker * for immediate ihlpmcnts reflaoi'
11.4 c, Philadelphia delivery.
TURPENTINE.
Wtutttnrow. N. C.. March 20.-Spintrs Tunrev.
TIXK-UOtlaud noinltisi.
The loyalty with which certain Halt return to
the homo of thulfr childhood has been curloiulv
Illustrated since fiah-culturo has become a «,i
cnee. AcctmlliiQ to I’nif. 0. Bmwh Uoodo | n
Instances whore two or thrcU flyers have their
mouths ndstriy toacthcr on the Jcacoaat tlm
llsh. In rcturninc id spawn, never hv mistake ir»
up any other river than the one they first camo
from. This happens oven If all of the riven
arc equally well llllcd for llsh. and hare been
depopulated olily hv omllsldntf or obatrut.
turns. In such Instances,lt fho middle one of
tho throe rivers Is restocked, the fish, on niuiM
luff innturlly, return to it, and not to itic u.l.
Joining rivers. It is hoileo Inferred Ilian they
never wnndcr In tho sea fnr from too mouth nt
their natlvo stream.
OrnteSqub Coiifcctlmior/,
iftm Yrtk Irlhune.
Tlie grotesque has sprc.nl to confcciloncrv
The Unit It* of the Fruits nmld reeds and other
oqn.nfe plain# of crccn candy Is a favorite orsn
incut for fTuborato mtoper tables. There nro
also loiurdeuiretl storks of delicious nou'at
candy, Jtdhdlug anklu dcop m streams of whilo.
spun suirar.
KxpLiira-noiT or n»riRKWc« MAnns.-f Paturr!.*
fISS}?* 1 * BuDjar eic °P teJ ' t Monday eiccpie^
mUOAOO ft JTOHTTJWnSTEnT HffTLWAY
Ticket Ofllcea. 02 Clarko»ej ef (Stiorman Home) and,}
al’aclflcFast Line MO*rvia. m «
(ißloutCltv ft Yankton ‘lit.vii m. •
opiihuque pay Kx.via Clinton *|os3o a. m. • n-t ii'S*
flUiihiiqne N «ht Bx.rlao-t«n rnsisp. m tnlium'
nomeha MRlit KxpreM ro-lfin in. Ihli.-S'
ok loin city ft Yasiklnn ....... r nils p. m \ o 4 m
oFrccp t,itockraft ixihnquc. • tun a. m. **t : 'ns'm‘
"Ivecpt. UoPkrrtftPdhmjne. «tnii9p, m. • tv Is a* m*
6M waukco Mat Mall (dally) I «sma. m. « 4 : ujnm
Ml IHrnnkee KspretM >|nin£ m » Tittam
6M waukec I'aMemrer • ft-oon. m. m
Ani 1 7,?n k n <f . 0 4^« nifcr m. I fl!4xj. - m‘
oGrvnn ItnV F.xpress.... • nun «. m. • 7>inn •!,
SS. J-atU AMlnnespolfs Kx..:«|Osi«lt tn. * 4u«s'tn'
kxpreat.. t tempi m. t 7i s!»'m'
M.aCroMO Kxpresi ; f | i
sMarq^meßxp^psa::::::: , ::! i Uimß; m; i
oc.cni'va Lake ft Ifoekford..., * 4:<sip. in. *in'4inlm'
Jdlenevn u Ktnn»si * 4:4in. m. m!
I‘uiiniani liotf j Car* aro nm ttirmish. between rjt,|.'
#? to , 3'” < i C m ,n,: on the train leaving Chleaio
No oilier road rltrta Pullman or anr other form of
hotel eara writ of Chicago.
n-Depot rornef of Welia and Kinde-il*.
o—Depot corner of Canal ami Klnxlu-iU
emnAOO, BtJBLIN&TON & QOniOT RAILBOAD.
Depots font of I.ake*»t.. }nilltna-av.,and HlJteenih-it.
ahd Canal and mstcctilh-ata. Ticket OlUcei, 30 Clark*
at., and at depuii.
———| Leant.
Memiola ft OateMinrs Raprew.!• fitta.m. • 7:«p.'iiu
Ottnwnft Mfpotor hxrrcM....|« TUlt.m. * 7:45 p.m.
KovkfanlA Freeport haprew. •nmir>a.fti. • nii.tn.in.
piiiui'iunft Sion* city KxpruM •»»»jor) n.in. • nmn.m.
:*H«o Fan KaprcM....... i»in : .wa.ni.!« nunp.m.
Ixantns*Colorado KxprvM.... *ni::(On.ni..• a:4op m.
Downefiiiroro i’aaionker.... •inuta.m.l* *J:i»p m
Aurora raomngrr • atinp.m. • 7:,via. m.
MrmlulaftStreatoprMseDjter..* 4t 15 p.m. •!»: 10a.m.
Aurora!*flt»f*nKcr • .vnop.m, • M;.v\a.m.
I)ownrr , »Orovpl , a*K*ncpr..... • etiap.in.,* n:lsa.in.
Irimnort ft Outitmiiit nxprcai.. • Piflop.tn.i* «i;;m a.rn.
Omaha Night Kipreu tinaKip.m. < otssn.m.
fp*M I nn KmpM flOitnp.m.'l n:Ma.m.
KnnmUly ft bu «100 Kxprr**. Hu;nn p. m. J o:ssa.tn.
Pullman Palace Dlnliuxa'anamt Pullman W-wherl
Sleeping-Cart am run between Chicago and Omaha on
the Pacific Rxprct*. ______
OHWAOa ALTON 6 BT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
kansab oirr & dbnvbr snout mfe.
Union licpot, Wen Side. near Madliun.xt. bridge, and
Twcmythirq.n. Ticket Office. t33Uaudnlnh.it.
RaniaaCity* Denver Put BxUaiMp'm. • stasp, m.
St. imutt* Springfield Kx....|* nuiia. m. • hum?), hi.
St. Loulo. Springfield *Toxu,l Ottxtn. in, I 7:00 1. m.
Penria. llurllnittoo {Po« Kx. • nimia. m. * .IciVn. m.
A; Keokuk (Kiprcta. II letup, m. I 7;uo *.
Streator, l.acon, Waih'tnn Rx ! M3:uoi>. m. ,* 3::r,*». m,
lolletAuwlglit Accommdafu,* ft:uop. in. * t);3oa. in.
OHIOAQO. MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RAILWAY,
Union Depot, corner Madison and CanaNsts. Ticket
offlee, mHoitth ciark-st., opposite Shcrman-Muitii,
and at depot.
Milwaukee Express,.,,, <
Wisconsin A Minnesota, llrconl
lie/, and Mcnaaha ifirouglu
Day Kx press «
Wisconsin. lowa, and MlnnO'l
*
Wisconsin ft Minncsoto.nreenl
liar, hie vcnsToliit, and Ash*;
land tlirougli Night Kinross. I
All train* run via. Milwaukee.. Tickets for fit. fa il
and Minneapolis are good either rla Madison andPralrls
duChleu. or via Watertown. Lacrosse, and Winona.
ILLINOIS OBNTBAI RnILRO&D*
Depot, foot of Lake*at. and font of Twenty.accond.tt.
Ticket otUuc. 131 Itandolpmst.. near Clark.
I Leave. |
ft. Louis Express •"
fat. I.olll* test Lino ItOMSip. m. I
Cairo ft New urlesm Kr .... * HiSdn. m. *
oCtlro. New Orfusft Texas K* Unjoin, m. !l
Piuingftcid Kipr-ra » «::iOa. ni. j*
fnnngflt'lilNightK«..,. liostup. m. I
Peoria. Durlliiciun ft Keokuk 4 Ss'Kia. m. *
bPcuna, Unrlltieum ft Keokuk 410:O)|\ m.'»
Isuhiique ft Hloux City Kx.,... Mll;|||*. m. ,♦
Dnlnsqiin ft Kiout City Kx * n.rrin. m. *
(llluian Passenger * 4 ;»);>. m. •
<i t)n Saturday night runs to OntrallaonlyT
b On Saturday night runs to fcorla only.
MIOHIOAK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot, footer Lako-sl., ami foot of Twonty'Secood-st.
Ticket Office, 117 Clurtnsl., southeast comer of (tsa
dulpb, Unuid faclOu Hotel, and at Palmer Home.
MalifTiaUalnand AlrLtne).. • 7:«ia. m. *st:33m m.
Day Ksprcss. . • p;t»»a. tn. • 7s4op. m.
KaceisiiuooAccommodation.. • :t:43p. m. *10:30*. in.
Atlantic Lxpreu (d*Uy).l Stl3p. n>. I huso*. ns.
Night bxprcM | l ii:iilu, in. MU;i4*. in.
FIITBBURO, rr. wathe & oiqoaoo railway
Dci'ot. comer Canal and MOJlson-iU. Ticket ORlcct,
BoClark-at.. Palmer llouas. and Urand FaclHc Hotel.
Mall andßxprese.
raclfle Kipreu..,
Fast Hue....
Tralavleara from Kipoaltion Hulldlar, fool of Mon
r»o-«t. -nckei onieMi ta Cltrk-at.. Palmt-r Iluuie,
Ur«uJ I’aclflo, mil Depot (Hipmltmn HuUulmM.
Arrhe.
Morning Eipreu.
iMt Liu*
mete: Bs’st S:
bxpreaa tlQraop. m. 1 a?4oa- in.
PITTTBBDgO, OIMOIHMATI * 81. MDtB B. B.
(ClHciuoall Alr*L|no and Kokomo Line.)
De|-ot corner at UloUin aud Carrull-aW.Weat Blda.
Cincinnati. Indlanapollt,Lou
levllle. Colutobua * Kaat
Par Eit-r0«.,.. • 8:40a. m. • «:lOp. m.
** Night Eipreaa | s oup, ui. I 7:90a. m.
XANKAXEB LIVE
Depot loot of Lake at. and loot of Twenty-aecond- L
HILWAUKXB.
I ******** I Arrive.
Cincinnati. tadlanapolla A’ I
LouUvlllaPay ktj>re*a...,.,i* 0:90a. m. • 0:0) p.n*
*• Night Eipreaa. ~!| S:OUp.m’>| 7;9ot.ifl*
CHICAGO, BOOK ISLAND ft PACIFIC BAILB'UO
Depot, corner of Vaa Burea tad bnermu-aix. Tlc*#t
Pace. fid Clark-aL, Sherman Uuuae.
6 Omaha. Leaven wth A Alcb Ex
eru Aocommodatloa I
Ight Eipreaa ..[
All meala oa iba Omaha Exprtaa era eervad tu dluiot
cart, at 73 ceata each.
CHICAGO ftBABTBBH ILLINOIS BULBOAD.
"Danville Koine,**
TicketOOcee: 77Clark-aL.D7 Dearborn-lb,aud Depot*
corner Clinton and CerroU-eta. _
[ Leave. | Arrive.
Bt, Kaehvllla Eipreaa!* 7:lUa.m.l*ll:Oip. uu
WaabvtJle and Florida gxprrae J t:k3 p. m. 't 7:13 a. m.
Dr.A.G.OLIN’SSS
mm «»r»4. Call m wrtu tm B»»> m< enheUn.
FEESOBIPTION FREE.
For the apeedy care ol Nervona Debility, vast of
energy, etc., aud the whole tralu ol gtowuiy attend*
anU. Any drugglat baa the tsgradlcaia. AdJreaaUr.
JAQUKUACO., uoWeat feUth-at., CUtcJuuati. o***
COTTON.
ttrtV nrtnttx.
PETROLEUM.
fruity of FlMlba,
UAIIjfKIIAU TIJIB TAIIU.
OF TRAIHS.
’tralhs~
Leave.
Leave.
• 7:43a. m. • 7:Mp. in.
■•lbilPa. m. • 41003. ra.
.* ft:COp. in. *10:131. m.
t 7tfm. m.
t ntnop. m.
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