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.TORN’ T. I.KSTKII. ciias. SCHWAIITX.
7.K, WIM.AMO, Member New Vork block hxchnngo
SAMX W. AI-IAIUTON. blMM'lill.
I T. LESTER & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds, Ac.,
pencil! and sold on New Vork block Kxrhnntto.
fi.VA' *47 ChamberorCommerce. Chicago,
Now York Ibnuo-brnANToy A Wl/.l.Altli.
also bought nmt sold on the llomhn,
rßlladclidiln mid llaltlmoro exchonnos.
Commission Grain and Provisions in the
Chicago markets.
DAY & FIELD,
Bankers and Brokers,
130 LaSalle-st.
Members N. Y. Stock Excjinnge.
SPBCriATION
95 In 1 iluy often iitiikos 915 to 950
910 •• •• 950 •> 9100
** “ sunt •* Hvr.o
moo •< “ ss;i«»« <• 91.000
•1,000 '• •• 911.000 “ 910.000
A sitmll InrrMmcnl often trnil* In Fortune,
Sercnlntlnß In monks. Wheat mill Provisions on small
mnrvlns. Send for Pamphlet, “ How t<» Trade. from
(Capitol.Fe.oo.i FI.EMMIMI .V MILLKK. llrokors.
Si .MornliunlV Unlldliiq. fnip.ign. HI.
TI1^^!! > OLO CI|m
Refer nil wnntlnit bofes to the /B BJ Hi
WKUGHANTS’.NATIo.NAt.IInnk. I’ft /■ B 1 81.
this Pity, whose dcposUs are from ||LlQ' Nil
Oto liaiHMUI. nnd who (liri>t>tnl on ». V/IB N Hi
those Safe* nnd Vnnll Hours for r> * /A,ML - m
erolectlon. .I>o. W. NtJIUUH. 37
inlo-st. _
COMMISSION MillionAXJ'S.^
ESTA Itl.IHlI K.d Vm.VO." " ~ -
McCORMICK, ADAMS &CO.
GRAIN AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 13 mid 14 Union Building*, Chicago.
CVUUH H. McfOUMIGK. ...
l*ro"’l Mrt.'ormlck HnrTost. Mnchlno Co.
CTHUd 11. ADAMS.
Liberal Cash Advances made on Conslannmnts.
Orsln uml Frovlslons JluuuhU Sola, and Carried on
Mnntlns.
Corro"i>ondonce Sollcllcd.
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
A Goldllo View.
Kew Fork Trihunr.
Ex-Secretary Evans and cx*Sonntorfi Thurman
nml Howo have boon appointed to represent tho
United States in tlio Intenmtlonal Monetary
Conference. While It Is possible that tho Com
mission might have been even stronger, had tho
President selected, In place of one of (ho gentle
men from political life, some bunker or husl
ncss'imin of practical experience In dealing
with monetary questions, tho delegates named
will doubtless represent tho wishes ot this
country with great nblllty. It appears from
ISngllsta telegrams that ibu British Ministry
raises nn objection to tho form of tho in-
Tltatlon. It Is thought to Imply that all
who participate will bo committed in advance
to an clfort to u restore tho double stand*
nnl,"—whatever that may moan. Apoar
ontly It suits tho llritlsh Ministry for tho mo*
meat to be <julto In tho dark as to tho aims of
Trance nml the United States In calling this
Conference. Hut negotiation will doubtless
open tho door of Invitation wide enough to ad
mit Great Ilrltaln, without any director Im
plied coaimltmont. Other Powers, It Is under
stood. will bo fully represented.
Why is this Conference to no hold? Briefly,
because Franco and England Joined hands, fur
political and not for financial reasons, to make
the last Conference a failure. Because, since
that time France has been forced to defend It
self by virtual abandonment of silver coinage,
nnu nevertheless has seen Its gold reserve cut
down nearly one-half in loss than a year. Be
cause, since that time, (crrlblo commercial dis
asters have aroused British merchants and
bunkers to the consequences of continuing the
trade with India upon tho present basis. Be
cause Germany also, while still unable-to get
upon a basis of-gold alone, Ims seen Its gold
rcacrvci cut down within tho past six months to
less than s4r».u*).ooti. Because, in short, nothing
has saved European nations from far greater
disturbances than they have yet witnessed ex
cept (ho fact that tho United mates has per
sisted In turning Into useless coin, and in lock
ing up In Treasury vaults, more than two-thirds
uf Us product of silver. Had tho United States
suspended sliver coinage more than a year ago,
as tho ablest European blmetailstH urged. Great
Britain would have been tho first to call for a
new Conference to help (hut nation out of Us
illtlleuity.
What reason has tho United .States to tnuvo In
the matter? The condition of our foreign trade
Is Hitch that we can compel Europe to send us
gold lor food as long and as largely as we wish.
If It had been desired by a capable Government
to deplete foreign reserves mid strengthen our
own still more, a suspension of silver coinage
would have scut f-T.noo.oeo more of silver bullion
to seuk a market abroad, and Europe would havu
boon obliged to pay gold for that also. Instead
of using Us evident power to foreo international
attention to tho silver problem, however, tho
United States has kindly helped Great Britain,
Germany, and Franco to escape thus far the
must serious consojuenoos ot tho position
which Ibcj'suw tit to take prior to and at tho
Conference in 1878. Undauntedly inis coun
try, having piled up In Us Treasury within
tho last three years S7(I,()uO,(XX» of silver, can still
continue the operation for some time. But an
end must come sooner or later, and tiiea the
breaking of the dam will make tho flood more
disastrous to all commercial nations, in kind
ness rathor than for self-interest or of necessi
ty. tho United States seeks to see tho monetary
problem pushed toward a wise and safe solution
by an agreement between tho nations chleily In
terested.
Tho appual of tho Manchester merchants to
tbo Hritlsb Ministry is but ono of many signs
that tho commercial Interests of that country
regard tbo situation with anxiety, In October
lust, according to thu Xelluuuot Herlin,
tbo Hunk of Germany held but ?l-.ri(K),limi
In gold. Its specie Increased ft.UM.um
by Deo. 13, perhaps mainly in gold,
but again declined fU,Hie,iNX) to Jan. 8, and tho
shipments to this country Indicate that most of
tbo loss was probably In void. HI non that ditto
thu bunk bus gained JKj.tKVi.iiOO In specie, and
may bavo recuperated Us gold reserve. Thu
gold held by tho Hank of Franco fell to $1(W,41M,-
737 Fob. 10. and the absorption of gold In thu in
terior has boon such that thu central reserve at
i'arls contained, on tho SHth of February, only
SdMVUKi in gutd. Decent large purchases of
American securities have already marled new
shipments of gold front Knrope, and tho up
preaching season of navigation Is likely to in
ervoso very rapidly tho balance payable to this
country In gold on mundmndlsenueount. With
out doubt, therefore, (ho stores of Huropeiut
nations must bo still furtherdupletuddurliig tho
current year.
If. In addition, tbo United States proposes to
slop its separate coinage of silver hath foreign
rowers are ready to bear their share or tho
burden, what does It mean? It means that Kn-
gland, Ucniuuiy. and Franco will bu compelled
to pay over Ci.ouo.uou nor month unhid country,
to gold, besides nil too balances now payable.
'l'be silver produced here would then be sold In
Kimtiio ut feomo price. Tout some temporary
decline In price Is ovldeni, but ft would noon
film l Knirlund to propose terms of monetary
peace. Tbu true object of tbu Conturuncu
ought to bu to avert this Uldturbuncu by a I'nmk
Btuiumcui of tbu position and purpose of tbo
United mutes. Like Trance, tbo United States
will soon be obllaod to stop tbo eolumru of sil
ver until tbo Western nations can agree upon u
common basis of notion. If time fact is plainly
and forcibly Mated, tlreut llritnln will hardly
take tbu responsibility mid face tbo risk of pre
venting u scttlcmem.
A Clreultoit* Itoiilc.
Tho Vermont boy who went down collar for a
pitcher of eliler by way of Deacon I'crkln's trout
pond is not n circumstance, us tin illustration of
tho circuitous method. to tho telegraph mess
ages which wuro recently sunt from Peterhead
to Aberdeen by way of Koamllimvia. It has al
ways boon supposed that tho Vurnmnt boy
acted from choice. but tho Hcutch telegrams
took tho roundabout course from necessity, for
thohurrlcauo and tho snow-drifts hud cut olt nil
direct cuumiunlcatloii. From Peterhead tho
messages were llrst sent by cnblo umiur tho
North t?ea to Fgursmid. where they were trims*
luted Into Norwegian by some of tho polyglot
clerks, of whom over/ Continental telegraph
oiheo of any impurtanco can boast. Theneu
they were dispatched by Arendal to Hhristl*
unlu, and from tho Norwegian Capital to Uoth
enburg, In Mwedoti. From (loihouburg they
were forwarded to Newcastle, where they weru
“c.iwllshed.* and then returned to Aberdeen by
way of Ldiuburg, six hours after leaving I’etor
beiul.
In no disease Is UlO correct treatment nmio
a matter or dispute Hum In rheumatism.
Une remedy for It is known, however, wlilch
is both professionally and popularly indorsed,
tmd concerning which Air. J. 11. Ferscli*
wcller. limievlllu, Ure., writes; 1 hud ollea
read of the many ernes. elfccted by St. Ja
cobs Oil, and was persuaded to try the
remedy myself. 1 was u sutrerer from
rheumatism, and experienced ureal pains,
my ten being so badly swollen that 1 could
lint move It. 1 procured .St. .Jacobs Oil, used
U freely, ana was cured. 1 therefore deem It
my duty to publish this fact, wishing that
other suifeiers may Hint the relief I obtained
from this must excellent preparation.
BUSINESS.
Stocks Quiet, but Strong—A
Large Short interest.
Ulllo Buying !>j llio rnbllc More*
incnl In Illinois Conlrnt.
large Shipments of Currency to the
Country—Financial Matters.
The Prod lift Murids Nmltrnlrly .Irlltf, bnt lr
rrgular—fritts RrrcM Early on Flno
IVenlhrr,
But Turned tip on Nows and Orders
from the East—A Firm Closing.
FINAXCIAT..
Stocks opened strong, but very dull, and tbo
mrket retained those characteristic features
111 the close. Illinois Central and Its Koutheru
ie, the C.« 81.1,. Si N. 0., werecspeelaily Hirnng,
tbo former advancing 4 nnd -tbo latter New
York advices reported Omtld as active in at
tempts to advance the market, nnd ho was said
to be a troy buyer of Jersey Central. Thoro was
n very bullish feeling In Iron Mountain, Jersey
Central, Kansas ,V Texas. Vanderbilt was cred
ited with buying Illinois Central. Toward tbo
close tho market was temporarily disturbed by a
report that tho Treasury would buy no bonds
this week, but tho uneasiness this caused
soon passed away. ‘Money was easy In Now
York, and was offered nl less than 0 per cont.
Among other rumors was ono that Vanderbilt
was trying to obtain control or Manhattan. A
good foreign demand for American securities Is
one of tho sustaining Influences of tbo market.
Aiiothor is tho large short Interest that bos been
created.
Comparing closing quotations with thoso of
tho day buforo thnre were tho following changes:
AHVANCKI).
Chlcauo * Alton, W Fiiclllc Stall
Illinois l.'cnlmi I New Jersey Cuiunil V}s
New York Central W Mnulinttun Khmtted.... >t<
.MlchlimiiCcnirol ?* HiUoii FnclHc N»
i.nko shore.. I Iron .Mountain *JJi
Krto H fill., HU F.M. AOm.p'fd H
ChUawo.MU. A «U FnnU*i l.tndivillo A NiWivUle..
\Ynli„ SUi,. Al’iio u N. V.. Onu A Western...!
Wall., SUI* A Fac. pill, jii Northern FnclUc Hi
Ohio A Miss tj Canada Southern H
llnnnlhnl A St. Joe H c.,c. A i. M
llnnnUml A SU.loe.ji'ra U l'h..SU 1.. A N.O !1 (
Mlmourl,Kansas A Tex.lH Ohio Central Si
m;ci)iNF.D.
HolawnroA Hudson..., lilHcst. Ilnhm Tel. I 0....
DHimnrn. IbioU. A West U'Nashrlllo A Chattnii’pi.
J’lilliulclphlii A Head.... ajlChesapenko A Ohio
A scrip dividend Is promised in duly on St.
Paul to represent tho newly acquired properties
of tho Company.
Tho Financial Cftromrte analyzes tho railroad
earnings recently reported. It declares that (ho
reported railroad earnings tor February may bo
said to be satisfactory, and yot, at tho same
time, unsatisfactory—unsatisfactory tbata groat
many roads report largo decreases, and satis
factory that, notwithstanding this fact, the ag
gregate of all shows nn Increase on tho very
favorably figures of Inst year. To bo sure, tho
Improvement Is only about -111 per coni; never
theless, In view of tho virtual embargo placed
on transportation in many sections of tho coun
try by tho snow blockade and tho severe cold
weather, even that is nn agreeable surprise.
For tho purpose ot showing again how heavy
earnings w*cro bust year on all roads, tho C/iivui
fclc has prepared the following table, comparing
tho February figures ot loading Uttca this year
with those of 1871), ns well as with 1880 s
numoAuv kaiimnus ran tiikki: yea ns.
iVttmr •>/ roiniaiaj/. /.*Wf. ism. }S7 3.
Ciminil Pad 111- fl.im.uc f 1.070.487 fl.UVMtll
Chtcngo A Alton tm.nu 4C.OW ;*n.r.n
Chicago A Kan’n Illinois lln,:cu snjtn ui.:mi
Chtcngo, Mil. A HI. I'aal. IKtull 7:w.7(H 47i«,i«7
Chluigo A Northwest.... U'm.MW l.Ull.iKl K**.c£l
trier.. Colo.. Cln. A lad.. 271.17« S3H.WSI
Grand Trnnk m*V.*S4 7m,;U5 (VM.kM
Great WerteriV.ai7.fi« WAMH
Unmiibui AHu.toHcph... mini uiun> laj.uM
HmiMolt A Tex. Central. iriVilo YTV.'.U Kli,ais
llllliula Cuntrul (III.) 4d,-£li 4s7.’SSI SP..W
inirmln Contra) lln.hncjt) 71,flirt miW
ImernnCl A Croat N 0... SIU,«SS( IKWI4 117.:t.i|
I.imlsvlllo A NnMivPjo.. HB.4SU fitfi.Urt 4!D.KH
Meimihl* A Clmrlcntmi.. 110, UV) ST.iQI
.Mobile A Ohio aiI.HW 1311.(01 170,(VW
HU I .mils. Alton AT. 11.. 1UU.7.V1 lUH.IKH O..TVH
Hi. 1.., A. AT. 11.br'nch'a 131.0 M M,*« 41.7U1
Ht. Uouls. Iron Mu A Ho. AW.:*u 4i»1,i;0 .tti.im
bu l.ouls A ban Kran 17H.au UM.iJll JO.Oiu
Total fJV-’KM'.H yT.K1f1.774 KWsyiTT
Widlo thoro Is thus nn Inoreaso of 4?i per cent
over tho flgurns of 1880, when compared with
1870 tho increnso amounts to more than 30 per
cunt.
As to fiituro earnings, It docs not seem unrea
sonable to expect that, with a return of milder
weather, theso will continue to maku gains oven
on (be very favorable figures of iBBO. Tho fact
that up to tho tlmo when tho weather Interfered
with shipments railroad receipts showed nn un
interrupted and a very decided increase lends
nnpport to tho theory that us soon as tho 1m-
pediments to a freu movotnonl of trnlllo hnvo
lioon removed—not before the Mth or :10th of
-March, anyway— tbo tendency of earnings to
reach a higher level will again becumu manl-
Test. Them is all the more reason to tako this
view since tho trnltlc that tins been holdback
wilt have toemuo forward sooner or later. Thu
transportation of grain, provisions, and gen*
end froluht has only been delayed; It
must all bo sent to market, and thu
railroads will secure tho (radio tho same
us in past yours, tlio difference being that ibis
year they will got it later than in IBSO, when wo
bm) n very mllil winter. Ono exception, bow*
over, ahould bo lumle, und that relates to tbo
trunk linos. Boon tbo canal and land route will
again Ik) upon, and this may (nku from tbcao
lines some business that, except for tbe inter
ruption, would huvo anno to them. Hut tbo
Chronicle thinks net earnlnga will nut share tbo
Improvement of tbo gross earnings. The severe
weather must have had a very telling effect on
Tbo damage caused by tbo snow und
lee, und tbo expenditure emailed In their re-
muval, probably foot up n very large sum, to
whleh wlll have to be added tbo deteriorating
effect of tbo weather on plant and rolling stock.
Then li Is tube remembered that many mails,
taking advantage of tho prosperous times,
are renowlngtholrtmek, road-bed. and making
otlior Improvements In property, and using nut
earnings for tbo purpose. Another point not to
bo forgotten Is that wages aro advancing, whloh
also bus tbo oifoct of nngmontingoxpenßcs.
Tboro nro few roads tlmt have yet reported ox*
peases fur January,—thoro nro nuvor many, in
fuel, but ibis Hum tboro nro fuwor than usual.
Nevertheless, snob us buvo oome In hoar out
wbnt wo buvo said, ns will bo soon below. Tbo
month of rubruury will probably bo oven loss
favorable; In truth, it seems not unlikely that
tbo expenses will continue exceptionally heavy
n month or two longer, or, at least, unt|l tho
roads buvo recovered from tho late disastrous
weather, bubsequcntly, they may boubluto
makegood tho loss of previous months, but as
most companies are averse to making pubilcnn
favorable returns till they can ho offset hy bet
ter llgurus, tho full measure of tbo less will
probably not bo known for a lon# time.—may
never be known.
Tho CffttjiMc says tho Northern I*i
erty Is soiling for f7A,uuu,OOU, with
jjtt.ono.OiW per annum, with very llttl
road. Tho Untp/ito forgets the land ,
Tho Houston & Texas earnings In
llrst week In March to fJO.Wtt, and sii
flil.Odl. Imliiimi. Illoomlngton &
creased tho fourth week In i'cbnmi
The following shows tbo extrenu
Hons for tho day
Stock,
1!^
b
JllfZ
im
&»k
(’ld.. Hur. A yulnoy
Illinois Cuntrul
(hli-uim A Alton
New \nrk Central
Mluhluun Central
l.oui»Tillo .V .Nashville....
Western Union
I'hcllUi Mall..
i'ltilmlulphtu A uciollm.’...
Cltu.upeuku A Ohio
Do eruiurrod
Clevulittul A Columbus....
1.’., C. A 1. C.
Ilomuuul A tit. Je..,,..,...
Do inulerrud ..
Missouri. Kansas A Texas,
chicuau A .Northwestern..
Kne
Do preferred
brio, second murtgssu.....
Jotkutiiiuru
Wabash, til. 1, A I'ac
Du preferred
Union j’uoino..
Central PniUlo
Northern Pacltto.
Do pruf5rred................
Clituuuo. MU. A au Paul..
New Jersey Central..
Koiaware. latch. A Musi..
niuwure A Hudson
DUlu A Mississippi
Do profeirod
Cm., tit. Paul A Oujutiu...
Du preferred...,...,
trim Mountain..,.,
Clilcaao. ILI.A (»
lanudaHoutbwra...........
latKtt Kris A WesUm
Manhattan i£10va1«d......
TUB CHICAGO TIUIUIJVB: TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1831—TWELVE I’AUffiH.
MrtrniHiUinn Klnrfitcd..,. W’( KHU JW'f
>1 t<t. Ulovntcd bonds llftts |iH>H
t'•■ntml Artronn. 3
Mobile A Ohio !£t*( Z'W Si’l
Ontario .V VfHcrn M .»A{
NnsbvUle X Clmttauooim. Vl*< WJs id
c..st. 1..AN.0 ;m >s ;i
ht. I), fi Bnil h'rnit 4t ,
Ho preferred ill
Henver A Ulu Hmiido.,., HUH bn lui'<
Peorln. H. A K 40H !t«(
OhlnContrnl X’U if.' 4 ,, :«Mi
Indians. Uloom. .V West.. ft;'* ■ I; l i »»•*%
'l’erre llnutn HJi 45 4Hi
Ho preferred I'/lQ ITT IXI4
American Ills. Tot. C< 71 ..
(lovemment bonds were sternly. In Chicago,
tho District of Columbia 11. Cos were Kc'4 bid mid
HWH n»kiHl; tho 4s were 11!1 and lliftl tbo
Hi". I11!i and lll!i: thor*. tro;* amt 1017 s,• and
Iho fls, 102 and 1024. At llio clomi (ho market
wna «*e higher for all except the os.
Foreign exchange closed with a stronger
feeling. Sterling pouted rates, 430i<flnW. For
Mxly-dny commercial bills for prompt delivery,
477®4784. Fnrlhreo weeks* delivery.' 477®178?,f.
Sixty-day commercial bills, prompt delivery on
Havre. Ml?f®o.*in. liortlcmix, iVKI. sixty-day
commercial bills on Antwerp, deliverable
prompt, were KCPi®.vi)>f. Hankers* bills on
Uormauy were tHH Cor sixty days and Ol?i tor
demand; ninnty-dny prompt commercial bills,
Blxty*clay eommcrelnl, delivered
prompt, Kjrrttxl'.t; same, delivered In three
weeks. WUQklTii. Hankers* guilders on Holland
were for sixty days and ;w‘i for demand;
sixty-day commercial was !Bi. Shippers' ex
change on Now York was TiOo discount.
Chicago bank clearings were |.V.’OO,IXX». Coun
try orders for currency wore large. Now York
exchange sold between banks at S.Vtf.riOo per
Jl.OOOdiscounL Money was in good demand at
n®7 per cent.
West Town fin sold at 107: Wabash Bs at O.V-i.
On tbo Chicago Stock Hoard there were sales of
Wabash. St. I.oulsA: I’ncmeri9,sn,«Ki utft’.Y: Chi
eago. Hvirllngton & Quincy 4s, sil,ooo at W‘,4,
SIO,OOO at It*. Tbo following quoluUoiiH wore
made:
T.OCAb AND 11AII.WAV STOCKS.
North riilenao nty IU 11. (o
u'l-.t iiiviFimi nir n. u. t*o
onFlluht unit (kike Comiiniiy.l..
Chumtu’r of Commerc'd
Ititcr-ftnle liuhnlrlnl Kxliosllliiii
J.OCAI. A NT I OOVKUNMKNT SRCL’II
United Htnte*4«. 110?
United Mtnles
ChU'ituo Wnlur luimU. 1HW1...
Chlmee NVntur bonil». In, PW
Chlcuuo Wntor bonds, 7». mu...
Calmuo Wnlcr bonds, is. IKO
ChlrHi;» City bonds, 7s, ItfU
Chlmuo Cliy bonds, ts, list
Chlcnitd <-lty bonds, 7s. ISKJ
Clilniifii Cliy bonds, 7s, HSS
caimKO City bomls, Ts. IMM
ClikutfO CUy bonds, 7s,
Chlmiio City bonds. 7s, mi
ciiknuo city bonds. 7s, JAM
Chluuni City Isinds. 7s. MO
Chlonco City bonds, 7s, MU
L’hlcnuo City bonds, ?s, IStW
Chkiuo City bonds, 7s, m,'.....
Chlciiao City bnnds, 445, lUUU
Uhlßiik’o City bonds,
Cook County's, ins,
Cook County 7s, issn
Cook County 7s, I*o .......
Cook County Ts, IKrj
Cook County os. IMF.*.
Cook Counts 4Ws. HU).
West Chicago As. I*o.
Lincoln Park 7s. ISU
West Park Ts. IWI
Houtli Purk
hmith Park Ts
IIAIt.WAV ao.VMS.
Chicago, M. * St. I*. U. U. fa. 1. ,\ D. ex
Chicago. .M. A st. I*. U. It. >. I bum A 1)nk..1l IM
« iili-mto.M.A- SI. I*. It. It. a*. Chic. A Pan
Clikagu. M, A HU I*. It. it. (Is Smith’ll Min.UP
Chicago. M. A St. I'. It. It. lie. Duh. )Mv
Chicago. M. A SI. I‘. U. It. foi. .Mineral Ft
Chicago A NorihwijMorn as Malting I'und.tiliH
Chicago. It. A i?. It. U. 4s luU*. til'S
Chicago. H. A V. It. IU As U'K
Chicago. 11. A (J. It. It. 4s H. A M. In Nob.. SS
.InrknimTlllc A SmithenMarn as
WalmMi. MU U A P. Ini miir.As Chi. Dlv.
North Clilcngo City Hallway 0n.,.,. Ililv
Wort UlTti>lnii CUT It. It. lln U»l
West Division city Itmiwny 10U
I>V TKI/EOU A.PIX,
NKW VOUK.
Nrw Yoiik, March 11.—Governments strong
and higher.
Itnllroad bonds wore active ami Irregular.
State securities aero dull. J
Tho stock market opened strong, and In early
dealings prices advanced JjtfV*, the latter in Chi
cago, St. Emils fc Now Orleans, which, however,
subsequently reacted X Tho general list also
reacted n fraction, hut during tho afternoon
speculation again bocamo linn, nml nn advance
ranging from liWM was recorded, In which Illi
nois Central, New Jersey Central, and SU Paul
were most prominent.' In late dealings n reac
tion of »»©?.( took place, which was partly re
covered in linal sales. Indiana, Bloomington A
Western advanced (1*» on tho day's tmnsueUons.
Transactions, lUl.lMus
c.. c. a I. c..; i.vniiAaHhTiiio a chat furu
Cnnndnbnuthcrn I.HHINuw Jnntcy Central..‘4l.HoU
C., Ht. 1,. A N. (J AIM) Now York Cuntrul.... I.ouj
trims. A Ohio. t.unl.Norlliorn Pacino V.uu
Delaware, back. A W.3l,l>liiOhlo A .MlsMMlpiil... I.NW
Delaware A lltnlsun.. l.liU|Ontnrlo A Western... UoMl
Denver A Hie (Jrantio lUOMililo Central Mu)
Krlo 4,(10 Paclllc Malt lU.UU
llnnulliiil A HU Jo 4,.Vn Iti'iollng ‘.’.HU
Iron Monnhitn ...‘it.lin
Kunons A Texa5......,-t.UJO
IgikoHhore ‘.Mat
IhiiiUtlllo ANaMiV’lo. I.UM
Michigan Cuntrul (slip
Manlmtiaii Hlevatml. 7.1U1
Nurihwcaturn li.uu
Money market easy i
Prime mercantile paper.
Sterling exchange, si)
demand >Hr.’Hi>
Hie Berlin brought |T>
UOVKKN
.... lUJS
Newta...
J»ow4J4*.
Ixtuifinna.
Missouri...
SuJoo.
Tennessee, old!
Tennessee! new!..’l!!,' CO
Vlndnis. old :n
Virginia, new*.!'.*,!.!.!. ai
Vlrslulß, consuls 110
Hock Island... l;«v Alien A Torro Ilnuto. 43
I’uimma.... im Alton &T. 11. lira jai
FonWupio KVi W«I>..SU U A Tuulllc. JilU
Clove. A lMUs(iurtf....h'S Do preferred..., m«£
Illinois Central llniniltiul.t suJoo... 6»W
C., tl. A 1* (Hl* Do nromrrmt KMtS
Chicago A Alloa MO Iron .Mountain Mu
l)o proforma ltd at. U A Han Francisco 43
.Now York Central H 7 Do preferred.Hl
Hnrlma .....HO Do tint preferred Vt
laiko Hhore I'iW (*., Ml. 1., a N.u ;u
Can. Southern KJJ* Kansas A Toxn* 4UM
Michigan Can Illk Union I’itclllo stock... ivh
Krlu 4w Comral I’lu-niu hi
Du preferred *7U .Northern i'nv1U0...... 4'M
Northwestern Vf.V>l Do preform) *:p,7
Do preferred.... Louisville A.NiuihTlllo lil
St. Paul 11:02 Nnshv. AClmitnnooga HIM
HU Paul preferred laWIK. N. A. A C 73
Hi. Paul A oinntm..... 41*4 Houston A Texas.,... 1)1
Do preferred lin I>, Alt. UK
Dot.. 1.. A W i.'.tyt Wusiernllnmn....... U'.ti
MorrisAFssox 131 AtlumicA I'mdHu 47w
Delaware A Hudson.,lil DnellloMiill MjJ
Nowdorsey Central. Adams liH
IleaatHg Vnnto
Ohio A Mississippi 4IS American
Do preferred liutf United HinlesKxpress M
Chesapeake A U1i10... ID Quicksilver U,
Mobile A Ohio 2:i'< Do preferred «JI-M
Clove. A Colamims.... HO* Caribou 'J
C..C, AI. C..... Wl (Central Atltmm 4«
ojitu t'untra1........... :u lit niestaku 2s
Lake Krlo A Western. bl Hn.udard ‘i,
i'eorla, D. a ;naV KxcetHiiir. a
Ontario A Wciturn.... aTuil.lulu t'1tu1mrg........ IW
11., C. it, ,V .N.. . TO lOnlurlii... 30S
piston,
Hp«(nt nnpatch to 'i7i< Chicago Tribune.
Huston. Muss., Mareli U.— riio week uponud
with (ho banks really in a honor condition, hut
tbo outside inunlfeatatlonß would tend to show
that thorn had been no improvement. A goodly
number of bunks mo still short and have lo
iNirrmv, and thosu who have mtmoy to lend aro
not so full of funds but that they feel In
clined ro keep up tho lutes to thu los
ing banks as nigh as they can und as
long os they ean. Till, therefore, a goodly pm*
portion of HlO banks get into a moro independ
ent condition high rates at tho Clearing-llunhu
am likely to prevail.
Thu stock market was not vary active, but tho
prevailing lone was strong, Indicating that, with
it little “let up" in the llnannlul stringency,
prices are likely to go up.
In railroad shares, Atchison advanced frum
111714 to liki>i, closing steady. Hundushy contin
ues 10 advance, and in-day reached
against tfTthe last previous suln. Summit
Dranch advanced (mm if. 114 to guy. Ugdcusburg
aecmstolmvodeveloped elements of strength
which are surprising to many. It advanced
from 4ii to 43, which was bid at the dose.
Comparing closing prices, other changes were
as follows] New York ,V New Kngbuid advanced
14, toWM Pjiiiadolphla, Wllmingion A* ilaltlmoro
'oIomM: Holland preferred h. to HU; Inwn
Fails-A Hbmx t.'lty y. to Ul; l-'iicUtitiru 1 1;, t<» Mil.
Chicago, Jturlington it gulney to mu*; Union
I'aelnc ,'i. to i.mi Island A Missouri Hlver
& HitAi; Flint A Pure MunmeUn *4, t«)IMS4; Hes
ton A Albany 1, to HIM. (liners us before.
iclflo prop
.•arnlngH of
) completed
fiimt.
creased tbu
ncoJan,liu
Western lo
ry to *ii).oaj.
sa of quota-
i
mt?
In Imnds, OgdomdmrgUs sold at U 7; Hartford
& Hrlo Is advanced >4, to Fort Hcotl & Uulf
declined-!*. to lIU4. Otliera as Indore.
In land stocks. Ihmtmiadvanced :i-ia,toll 3-IU;
Jlrookllne 1-lii, to 11 5-|ii; Asplnwall was strong
u l J»; Water-Power closed at 1%/ U’V
1b Die trrrlrm Associolnl Pm 1.
. in. >■ i.iii.i . fill.
lIDBTON, March H.—Hocks doted as follows}
Water-Power. H |Chlc., Ihir.Atj
liostun i.uml lUMU Cbi.i tiuli. A Chive...., ntf
Muslim i.aiid Grant7s.lAl I Flint A P. Mnniuetlti.. UPi
Ibisbm U. A K.ts fr.AbliUtlu U. A Ft. mullh.. Oi *
dlchlum A Topeka it. :i»H .N. V. A N. C W
liostun A Albany hti 11. A i«. C, euinuiun .... •(.’»
MustunA Maine Hi |ibd Colony. lai
tSi
W
4*rl7
IWM
(*!{
bS
ItlHklUNi
London, March ll—Consols, UU 11*1(1; account
WJiJ-m,
Amurioun securities—New fij, 104 1 D4i, limt
4s. 11014*
Uullruad securities—lllinois Control. 13714;
Pennsylvania Central, (Mtu New York Central,
JSS: Brio, 4U’i; do seconds, Wli*; itundlng, 34.
rams, March lit—Hunies, mi toe.
MINING NHWS,!
lIOStON. *• /
ffjwdal ihipaft/i ut I7t« t’Mengo Trifmn*.
Dobton, March 11.—In mlnlug sbaros Calumet
& llccla advanced from tfQ to Bt3, an Improve*
mom of f» a share, nuneun udvonced N. to
W»t Franklin tf, to IP*; Brunswick Autlmouy
'i
%
"’auji
*S. to IPJii Huron cloclh
tnrntAtlmitln
to2i»»(: I’ntnlpn *». to U l
(Hhcrs ns
Ti) fJ>* tTVif/m
Jlohton - , Mun'h II.—M
.follows:
Alloiic* .t-iilKrnnklln
rulmnoV.V ll rowmrto
rntftlpit 2U|Kllnl I'. .'lnr. pri'f... Ul'l
Duncnn Silver ;tf*l
SAN I’UANCISCO.
Han rtiANOinco.fnl.. March H.—Pollowmg aro
tho closing quotations of stocks i
A 115,.,,.,, FiiN’oonday 1)(
ilflchlol lluul.N. Hullo H
Helcner...., J 4 "lililr <’9(
HcMAiVolcW. rA,
jtoilio ii'i
llUlllOTt V
Hnllwer Isnrnuo IJJ<
California Slorm Nevada ip*
t'hollar JtfcSUter Kina UV
Consolidated viminia j»* Tip-Top < .
( nmn P0int........... I Union con i-t<
FnrekaCon 2M* Wales Ifi-hl
Kxcheuuer av.Tl Yellow Jacket 2J4
(ionld At Curry au Uoodshaw H*l'l
Urmia I'rlio .V7*iu scorpion .HA
Unto A Nnrcross 3'i Tusenrura »-H»
Metican 4't Jupiter :i*l(l
Mono |*{
HEAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were tiled for roe*
ord Monday, March H:
city I'iiovr.inv.
Hnnth Morgan At, :nu ft it of Sixteenth. w f, 21*
lit; ft, (Intel) March N (Marla i<. Dallam to Al
bert David) I TOO
Krutoi. 4S-MU fi w of m. Flair. a f,2ixiov fi. mi*
proved. dined March 2 (Master Id Chancery to
iheFomiectlcut.Mimml MfediisiirnncoConi* ■
pimy) QUO
Kilo st, 24 4*T(I ft tv of Hi. Flnlr.B r,2JxltWfl, Inf
proved, dated Mnrch 2 (samo to rnitm) „(U)
Krlesl, n w c.ir of hi. Flair, ar, 25 (.tOxIUi n. . .
improved, dated March.’ (Annin to Annie)... •• oWW
Krlu pi, 73 4-ln ft wof Ht. Flair, af, 2lxliuft, Inf , •
proved. rliumi March 2 (snmn to same)
Krlo si, KI I-10 ft wof Ht. Flair. af, tcixllf) ft, liif „
. proved. (Illicit Mnrch 2 f nmu to Biitno).
Krlo m, nil t.(O ft w of St. Flair. a f, 21 WllxlUU
fl, Improved, dated March 2 (antnu to Annie)... 7,DUO
Arch M, twit a of Archer av. v* f, ftstuj ft,
dnted Mnrch HI (II.«. Foreman to T. mtd .1.
il'Ntdl) 7W
IHooiiiaU?jT ft n of TJilrtr-llfih st, tv f, 2»x12.»
ft, dated .March 14 (11. T. Deers to Hmmiel ...
Ileers) Ml
lliiahnell ai, ifiu ft w of Wentworth nv. n f,23x
137 ft. dated Feh.23(H. K.iindH. K.Jhiollto „
Mnuulti Kuhoui HX»
Hickory At,sun ft w of Deerlmr, a i.i'.xl'.i) it,
dated Murc.lt 2 (M. Williams to U. Itruwni...., 4.0
Kwimrst. F« ft tv of DifiiinincA, n f. 3.vxll'.t ft,
dnted Doe. 2, HdfKAtniu of Albert Hohnoy- ~_
tieiv to.lohn tloudok) 1,600
Arrnntir ai. Hi ft» or West Imilaiin. o f.25x11*
ft,dttlod.MarchJitKAhUo of Wllllnm Waller
toOlol W.BmWtJ I*loo
ArtCAlnnnv.iVifiAof West Olde st, o f.irlan
tiiilar lot of lUFMOxL’ilxlitt ft, dated .March U „, „
(Master In Chancery to MoKoy A (Jnu0)...... 3,4.0
Fremont At, Mo ft a of Feniro, of, giixltt ft. im
proved, dulud .March « il’ntleu A I'ortoy to
Klxorn Kdnards) .3,W0
WcstTwentyllrstAt.-iv ft o of Oakley nv. a f,
.’1x124 ft. (luted .March It (Francos iTleo to
Henry /lemur) 434
MlcWumi Al.mituo! North l.nHnDo.af.aixhiJ
(I, dated .March II (11. and i». UeHultmieht to
William C*. l.obeitsteim J,(XXJ
North May At, tHV* ft oof West hidlnna,of.
•JUIKI rt. dated March II (Anmitind Miller to
Snphla .loiinsnni 8,500
Mlcblcaiinv.'Jl'.lfls of Thirty-second At. e f,
50x171 H-IU ft, italod March 0 (Nattinn Corwllh .. _
to Carolina K. .Mncfnrlandl.... . mWO
Mohawk st. ifliMO ft s of .Menomonee, w f, Six
13U fl, Improved, dated Fob. 21 (Fotor.l.ilur*
terloFaspnr IleliaD 2,82-4
Tho premises No.2i2l.lmailn nv. dated Mnrch
11 1 Anna .Malles to Frank F. llentiinu) 4,500
Went Wnshhiutott At. iietween Ashland nv and
I , .Mnrcli II (James
11. Smith to Jonn 11. Olilerkliim 4,u0
Okden nr, K'.M-lOft. tin corner of Washinirtoii
At, ti iv f, 22xitf ft, Improved. dated Mnrch 11
I James I), Smith toT lieodorn N. Iloveo) 7,-M'i
West lllacklaurk st, 3134 ft w of Ashland av,
af, 34*74 ft, dated March 11 (Unhurt Ureur to
’kTionins K. D00r).... 1,211}
Van lluren st. Ill) ft u of Wnlinsh nv. a f, iU?(<
H« ft, dated .Mnrch H (William A. titles to Tho
Chlenco Hocloly of llio New Jerusalem) li.OOO
West Monroe At. hr,’ ft e of Fuinplmll nr, a f.
iHtjixiJi ii.|ii u, dated March II iJulm Weal to ■
Mary A. llenson) '«,««
Noiirhoy city mmith within a iiAimru ofsbvk.n
ina.
llH'u
lUBM
III)
UHM
IMM
Hi
>ih.i:h uk tiu: n)i'»T-mu;«n.‘
Hnclno nr. ]»>Mt ft n of Wrluhlwood.u f, 25x131*6
ft, dated March 3 (Albert Wlsnor to A. h.
•lonhsoii) S 6..»
Montana st. wof and near Hhoillchl uv. b f.
2.7x127 ft, (tilted March )(10. c. Anderson to
Frick Norcn)...
Montana si, near the above. h f. 5(1x127 ft, dated
.March H (Andrew McNally to o.c. Anderson) 1.100
KotrniOK ctTV umitm within a itAmrnur skvhn
mi mm ok Tin: cufiiT-nitL’sK.
Wentworth nr. 75 ft n «f Fifty-eighth st, o f,
2"a117 ft, dntuil March II <n. HtauAer to It. M.
Ohim) I 4'71
Wentworth av, llfl ft n of Hlty-eluhlh ut. o f,
27x127 It. dated March II (same to o. l<.tMson) 4(3
MurshAohl nr, 2iW ft n nf Forty-seventh at, w f,
21*121 ft, ilatoil March 12 <(J. Counsciinnn to
Frank lllalr) 250
Madison av. an ft n of Fifty-seventh nt, o f.
AtlxlTA ft. dated April 3. IHAm 11, I„ Tnrnor to
Mary IS.tmdu) 810
Madison av. 221 ft n of FUly-sevmilU nt, o f,
27x175ft. (latotl March It) (William 11. Itofil,
Jr., U) same) &70
Tlio followltijfwot
of tbo Ivndlnff nrt
during tbo forty-clj
Muinlny tnuntlDff i
time a year ago:
HU I’ntil 4R«W
Ht. I’inil.voiimlm 2.um
Texas Partite Rim
I Union I’n'-llto Rim
i Wabash pue111e........ rum
I Western Uni0n.......1RU11
Bllmila Central |;i,iijU
Hour, brla
Wheat, bn
Corn.l>n
Outs. Im
Uyt*. bn..’
Ilnrloy, tni
limn semi, fta
I'lnifOL'il, ft a
IJrooin-corn, fta....
Cured moats, fta...
noof, its
Iluef, brls
Turk. briM
I.uril, fta..
Tallow, fta...
Ilultur, fta
Dressed hogs. No..
lilvo hous, No
Cuttle, No
HhcoisNo
llldua, fta...........
I Huh wines, brls....
Wool, fta
I’otuiooa. bu
Coni, t0n5..........
liny, tons
l.uuiiior, m ft
HliiiiKlea.nl
Hale brls
Poultry, fta
pkiM
Clmeso. bxa ...
lirimu A|>|>loa, brla.
Uuaiia, Im
it PTfiil, closing (114(0)5,
By days, strong at 480;
500,000 111 kuI(1.
MICNTH.
Now 45..
I'nclHtfOa of isuft.,.
Vlririnln, deferred....tin
(*. P. bonds 11-74
U. iMinui na|«
U. I*. lniiU*umnt,......|H
U. I*. SliiKlmr Ki1im...13)
l.oliUhiV tV i;.\
iSrto seconds... lui
Tim folltiwlnir grn
in llila city ycsle
rod winter wheat.
cars No, 2 spring, 10 cars No. It do, 8 cars rc-
Jeeted, 1 car no trrndo (74 wheal): 7 curs No. 2
corn, 2D cars high mixed, lftß curs rojeoted, etc.,
(l!W earn); 20 cars white oats, U cant No. 2
mixed, 1) ears low grade (4H oats); 2 ears No. 2
rye, 2 cars No. I) barley, id cars No. 4 do, 1 car
No. ft do. Total, 228 curs, or 1(10,000 bu. In
spected out: 18.040 bu wheat, 4ft,124 bu corn,
(l.Utti bu oats. 10,274 bu rye, 281 bu barley.
Thu death of (). A. Fitch, 13sq„ of tlio Board of
Tt-ado of this city, was formally announced on
’Change yesterday, and appropriate resolutions
adopted.
The loading’ produce markets wore moderately
active yesterday, ami unsettled, Thu feeling
wits easier in most departments early, probably
on account of thn liner weather. But bog* were'
quoted higher. New York advanced la on
wheat, with the discovery that her stocks woro
about 200,000 bu less than a week previous, ami
the resulting advance hero started wild stories
which were believed by some. One was to the
elfocl that St. Petersburg und Odessa wore In
llmuus. This possibly helped to stiffen quota*
tions a little mure. There were, however, re
ports both here and in Now York from tho
winter wheat districts which were discouraging
to the bears, mid the smallness of stocks on tlio'
seaboard was generally regarded ns at least a
reason for caution In selling. Provisions wore
very Irregular, but tended tip, in sympathy with
breadstult*. Mess pork closed iDo higher, at
f 16.ft7i4Qilft.00 for April and Plft.72iiCfilft.7ft for
May. Lard closed *iie higher, at PlO.ncK&lO.fK’!}
lor April and flo.72iiOlh.7ft for May. Hhart ribs
closed 7iiu higher, at f7.UftQ>7.P7U for May.
Wheat closed ktfpiio higher, ulf l.00J4©l.00?» for
April and fl.OftUflil.OftJa for May. Corn closed
lie higher, «t2B?io bid for April und42?*e bid for
May. Outs closed strong ut2y}»c for No. 2 cash,
2IUu for gllt-cdgcd, 2U‘*©2U?io for April, 22)*©
:cp.ie for May, ami ttJiio for June, liyu closed
about steady, at U*o for No. 2 regular, # 1,00 tor
gilt-edged, HSct for April, and fl.OOii for May.
Harley closed steady at puminully f i.Uft for No. 2
cash, Rio old for No. 2, mid Wo for No. 4. Hogs
were Wilde higher, at fS.(K)©ft.bft for light and at
fft.ftO©U.«U for heavy. Cuttle were lower, with
sales at f2.ftUCiift.2a.
Joblmrs of dry good} report a considerably in*
creased demand. Numerous buyers are present,
luul tbo orders by mail also are steadily Increas
ing. Prices show steadiness. Tho grocery mar
ket was without pronounced now features.
There was u fair movement and a tlrm sot of
prices. Teas are receiving Increased attention,
und tho liner grades are held at an advance over
the prices of u fortnight ago. Dealers in foreltm
and domestlu dried fruits were doing a tuir bus!*
ness, and the market was lirm nil round. Prices
of tish ranged as before,ruling tlrm. Noebnnges
of huportaneu were noted In tho market lor
dairy products. Both butter and cheese were in
good request, and were held at fuii figures. Oils
were quiet and generally steady, in coal,
bagging, und pig-iron no noteworthy changes
wero noted.
Uruonfuoru id lu steady requosk uuUllrm. In
irrouu fruits Iboro is u stvmly, trado without
change luquuuitloua. Qrcasuaod tallow aro in
llmiuxl nujuust at former rates. Hay U hrmor
fur all grades, with an uutivo local demand.
Hides aro a trIUo weaker, owing to rcoont heavy
receipts. WoulfeuiuluslQuctlvoat quotations.
(nod to fl's; Content*
n 4. t« tt: Silver Mot Vi,
Mi; llrcero sold at I.V
dueclalrd Prftt,
Mining stocks closed as
[MERCIAN.
com:
*ro tbo receipts and shipments
’tides of produce In tills city
Ight hours vmUugnt "o'clock
and for tbo corresponding
I 7 ASH
i :»,2b]
I 1M.12.1
I .'SMd'l
I 4.725
111.241
HUAI
no, mo
41,12.)
i;.tn
7.211
SSI, 17.7
.‘Ki.lWi
24.0*0
2,1u5,:au
115
IM.UW
37.K0
K2.11H2
6h,» ja
4,211)
4JH.HH)
I112.1M)
7U.W)
ttIT.HW
lt,:ait
4*1,42.1
1111,4;;
52.K37
4V.WCI
11.11 l
an.itj)
PC.IIIO
n.iui
318.0UJ
nu.mt
pti.Ki;
ini)
3,780,4*1
fitci
UOt.IKT
0U.7.V1
hi, «tci
1.2U4
71.7. VA
2,(H1
lou.nn
fi.nn
iSM.HII)
afiltsKt
514
MW
i,;w
NIS
A4l,:e>s
I4i
mw l
Ml
1,1) KJ
lEI.UII
4U.12U
1.5.1)75
|:»
13. KI;)
l.ir.-J
7.371
T 2.TM-J
Adi
U2IUV4J
U.2H
2;0.740
saiw
no
wn
Sdl.P-tl
Ui
S.'.trii
. l,2ii
S,UU
uln was Inspected into
enhiy niornlmr: l car
2 curs low grade win
> store
■ No. 2
iter, -(ft
Hggs worn in better supply, and sold nl IMWOn
per do*. Therel* tiochnngo to note In potatoes,
llio bolter qualities lining In fnir demand. Heeds
worn firmer Tor timothy, which sold nl iV’Wln ad
vance, slightly weaker mr clover, mid sternly nt
Halnrdny’fl prices for Unit. Dressed bogs worn
somewhat llrmcr nt ftUO&fl.fiO per too lbs for
Unlit to heavy weights. Cooperage wan un
changed.
Unhrotul freights were quiet. The rales to
New York nro 4»o per 100 Mis on provis
ions mid Ib'Ki on grain. Through freights nro
quoted nU67lfn on provisions to Liverpool and
7! lie do to Antwerp. Klourfrolghts wore quoted
nl ftV*o to Liverpool and (lie tntllnsgow.
The aggregate receipts of wheal reported for
yesterday nt Chiengo, Milwaukee. Toledo, HI.
Louis, and Detroit wore V. 15,000 Ini. Tho cor
responding shipments worn ft),not) bn.
Tho produce movement reported from New
York yesterday Included tho followings He
colpfs—Flour, 21,r>PH>rls; wheat, HV>,«K»bm corn,
111,051 lm: oats, 10,lift) bn: eorn-menl. I.ofti pkgst
ry0.2,0t2 but barley, 4,W0 but malt, H.ooo lm;
pork, WJbrls; beef, 4.112 brlst cut meats, i1,71l
pkgs; lard, .1,470 test whisky, TWbrls.
Exports for forty-eight hours—Flour, <11,005
brls; wheat, 124,000 but corn, 05,000 bn: rye,
18,000 lm.
Tho lollnw
leading oltl
dales named
irta from Uto four
Id scabord for llio
vlng wen' tho nxpo l
Iks of tho Athuitl
H*nh
rfidlii-;
Mitrch 1.7,
ixvi.
H'rcle
rmlfna
Mirr/i I?.
isil.
i.nrjcn
lajuviai
u.tvwt.KVt
n.vn
An,HU
Hn.;n
{•H.lttl
Ijav.iia
w.mi
Flour. iTls.
Wheel, bu..
.Corn. tnt...
Oats. Ini...
llyw, Ini
Harley. Ini.,
Fork, tirls..
Hard. ihs...
Uncoil. Ills.
r.rj.isn
i.Titvan
a,«a
Kvm
T.nuun
ai.ss*,«F
OtW
lO.asuu
2t,:n;u>7
7i.ha
HI.KV.WI
anmn.rhi
Tho following table
Now York for tho
evening last, with cm
.shows tho o.tpoi
week ending W
npiirlsnns:
ill no MVrkrtidlno H'rrkAndinn
ana Mar.ms/. Mu r./(». fwi.
i.KVI KM l» 27,2Tti
i.mo iiUiTim tuvaid
Mil i 17V,177
i shows tho stocks of Kmiit
talcs immod!
HVk nnl
J/iir. (i, Is
Flour, brls.... kv»
Wheat, ho l.ViVi
Corn, mi am,!
Tho following Hilda .
In New York on tho di
Miir.M, Mar.
When!, hit.
I,<m>.nu l.MT.un •i.’.ww
worn i<i;i.m) sc/.mi
K«.K»I 4UV.IHI ITT.IHI
Al.aii ni.un I’ll,Mil
auw»> aui.mn su.mi
lye. hu.
hulvy.tnt.
Tho month of March tins usually been u very
unsteady ono in onr wheat market, prices Jluetu
allnjr wildly nt times, chiefly on woathor pros*
peels. Tim nvunuro tomlcney of (ho mimlli, for
many years past, has, however, boon slightly up*
ward in the iast half. The weather prospects of
this year nro certainly less favorable than usual
nl this dale, as a (treat deal of h ost has to ho
thawed nut, which over vast areas can only ho
reached by the solar warmth after ucontltur of
Ico has heon molted off. Tothls some minds will
add fears of foroliru complications following tho
assasinatlun of tho Czar of All tho Itusslns.
Tho following were tho exports of wheat and
Hour reduced to wheat, with corn, for tho week
ending March P from Portland, Hoslon, New
York, Philadelphia, Haiti more, and tSowOrloaiisi
__ _ HVioitniKf/toar. > r<inr.
i.uVom i.imuTti
itt.'.ikj iin.avi
cw.mdj iii.ui
, 21,731 4..W1
awrj
RiW| iil/MXi
(treat Itrltaln
France...
ilollaiid ami Huluium.
(Jermnny
Deniinirk.
I’ortucal
1ta1y.,.,, .'.V.
.tMili.HVj i.:Ka.'iw
Totals.
Tbo above expurtntoOmtt UWtaln tiro about
!b par vent of tbolr weekly consumption.
Clm»o & Seymour, of Milwaukee, write no fol
lows:
Unions wheat moron forward mure rapidly and In
largo quantities to replenish thu very Hunt stocks nt
noatamrii n declflcd advance Is more than likely to im
nUundud with oxultomuiit. ns stocks nt the nenhnard
urn now less than tt.tW.UUbu.cunslsilng almost entire
ly of winter wheat, and if any serious comiilnlnt
should urine about commit winter-wheat crops (ami
they are llkoly to occur) very high prices may ensue.
The mills nrn likely to take the creator part of the
sprliut wheat in the Northwest: la fact, our corre
spondent stales: "it looks us thouith (hero was not
wheal eiiumtli to wo around for the Mlnnonpolls mills
nt full capacity.” -
Our l.lverpim] correspondent Staton that an ex
tended ilenmml for our lircadsluirs seems Inoritahle.
andtlmt lliissia’s detlclency tuny affect decidedly the
course of values.
provisions.
1100 I'UODUCTS-Wnro muderatoly active, and
quite Irregular; In much the sumo direction as wheat,
from which the market seemed to take Its tone. There
was little change In the tone of foreign advices, hut
the local hog market was Armor. The trading was al
most entirely for (olurc* delivery, ut leant so far us
reported. The market for meats was. however, rela
tively steady, while pork nml lard moved up and
down rather wildly, though the lluctuatlotis wore nut
so extensive ns some days tuto. The point was made
that a lute spring would curtail the production of
butter, and thus Induce more demand for Innl,
Mkhh I’nitK—Declined tee pur brl, advanced l*Ke,
fell hack TJtfo, and Improved U'kie, closing ll)o above
the latest prices of Saturday. Hales were reported of
P 1,501 brls seller April nt tlS.S.ViU.'kbittfi 111,500 brls seller
May ntfpj.fioftlS.Ts; 3,51)0 brls seller June at 915.70015.R7;
and 1,270 brls seller July nt f15.8,Vai5.00. Total. 51,750
brls. The market closed Arm at about f15.50Ct15.57 for
round, lots spot or seller the month. fls.s7kitivl.ViV
sailor April, end tls.7fWc.) 15.755e11er May. On tbo aft
ernoon call .May closed at 115.731(K«|.VT,V,
li.utn— Declined s '«T)4c per mo n>s, advanced ISc.und
closed 77« c nhove thu latest prices of Hnturdar. Hahn
weru reported of 201 tes spot at f HlfAh 1U.57U; 11.2 VJ
tes seller April at IPUiHFi ((M'dhft 21,0)0 tes seller May
nt fU>-i.*vO.U>.7£c h/ibiltea seller .luiie 911».7314wP1.H3'ai
and I.2.ililcm seller July at fhl.KVutD.iO. Total. 42,».«6
tes. Thu market closed linn nt IIUJSKI>I.S*i« for round
lots spot or seller the month. fld.UKahl.mt*seller
April, and May, on tlio attornuon
nil) May eloieil at 9)11.7214 bid,
M hath-Advanced Andie per 100 lbs, and closed
linn. Hales wore reported of 75 tes sweet-pickled
hums (In Ibsi at s?fc: J.WiO.uU lbs short ribs at |7.72!ip-«
7>2li seller April, aim f7.Kl)p%r.Ps seller May. Prices
of lending eats of moms were us follows ut 2 o'clock
for liiH-curod, unless otherwise spcclllod;
Short SlumU 1,. AS. Short
rlU*. itrn. clean. clean.
I,oo*o. part salted.
Do. boxed.....
March
April, loose
May, loose
K.SII FT.IO Kill
H.UI RIU r;u
T.«V 4.*ft 7.10 H.W
T.s'i 110 T.U4 RIS
7.10 A.UI H.UI S.’ift
Hh(irtrll>a, autlor May. closed nt *7.UVt7.u;!jJ. I .one
clours quoted ut (7.70 louse mul 17.10 boxed; Camber
lands, rtwtste boxed; lona cut (umu. sweet
pickled limns limited nt M(6Vli‘<e fur 18CUU avormioi
Kruun ham*, siniiu uremuu, Tk*.Ho.
llauon <|iinif(Jnt for ahoaldors, SQSWo for
short ribs. RTiWHu fur snort clears, lUaUUio fur hams,
all eniivusod and packed.
Jll-JKK—Was quiet at K7.Vpi.fX) for muss. fi.T.VURft)
fur extra mens, and fil.UUwil..'iO fur limns, with Bale
of 4U brla haws at
innsADsTurrs.
KI.OUU—Was In fair demand, lint chlorty for umall
lota, sumo of which were taken fur export. 'Hie mar*
kut was lirm, In aympnthy with wheat. Halos were ro
ported of 4*5 brla winters on private termsi IU) brls und
1,(00 bugs double sprliiK extras Htf4.lilH7.oU, ilia out*
sldu furpatonts; IJ7 brls extras at fRUK-il.Uj; 2abrla
buckwheat nt KUO. Total eijual to 2,217 hrls. Kxport
tloura were quoted nt ftuOtt&ltt fur pood to choice,
uml rye do nt tl.liOii.V76.
orilkll iIU.I.HTUtTH-Woro struiiK und quiet, with
IlKhtotrerlnus. Hales woto reported of Scars bran nt
(l’J.7V*lßiUtt.ftoara tulilillliiKS nt Il'i.UUitlZ.Ul. and part
enr wheat screenings at H7.U)uor toium track, Ooarao
corn-nicul wits nominal at (11.M014.TS per ton on
track,
Sl’itl.NU WllKAT—Wiiinctlvo und unsullied. Tlio
market declined HQfKe, advanced iHc, uml cloned
abuts the latest prices of hMurany, with tv
widening of the May premium. The lirltiah markets
wore reported quiet and Hrtu, but iho weather wits
lino, mid uur receipts showed uu Incronse.
Thom thing# brquuhl out fruu sellers, und It
looked ut one tlmo uu If the market
wits "itolnu nil In iiloonn.” Hut Just thou Now York
was reported to hu lu higher, with a decrease during
hint wook of muiiu hu In hnr previously iluhl
•lock, and thn iuiwb w«# accompanied hr some tnty
liiKtmlurs. which Increased thu nemund. Tim strength
hum supposed by •ume In lui partly duo to fear# of witr
trmitituiii Kuropu. Cush No. 4 cloned nl fl.Ul for gilt*
edged receipt#, und üboui W9<« for regular, hoot
sale# wore rujairted of lt»,*u hu N0.4ul lUMpal.liUii:
tl,tu) budo. retmlnr,nilvkcidll.uh mu hu NiKUdowai
iitiuuiauluu do ivuiuml) nt 4itl hu rolooimi
iluwul a>. (Uu; und hu by sample ut Ali«/USiC.
Tuiul,4l.4UUim. holler April opened at whcull.iii, sold
ut fl.li»K full otf to advanced to fi.ueM. und
cloned ut fl.Ulk'fcl.Udi. holier thu inoiuti was nearly
mioilnul ut thUculi.lU, closing ut WMc, holler .Mny
ranged ut il,iiP4ud.UU4, closing at tI.»W bid. June
Hold from thu •nine to »<o over .May. (in thu After*
iiimiu cull April closed ill iMUI-jUI UHt.
VVl.vrnil WlllUT-Sule# wuro limited to 4«l bit No.
A Houthern crown, ut t«ic, In More: 4Ulhn do ut fI.WJ
Iron oo board cur; und4UUhu by sample ut Mu. Totnl,
I,"AM lm.
(.oit.v'Wait moderately active, und averaged uhout
the Huinii. Thu market declined wU-ie. hill uluaud Ue
nhovu iho latest oricuH of biitimiay, Thu llrltUn
uuvvkuU wurptuponwddull hut «rw, and New Ytwk
wu# quiet. Too market hero sympm lilted vury clonuly
with iho tonu In wheal, hulmi du 1 early to umru
active Inter. The receipt# were more plentiful, hut
almost exclusively of thu lower grades, und that
taut loaded to »UUou lulures, while tio> spot uttering#
weiuall wanted by ■hlmiunt. Ciuh So. 4 vlo#ed ut
•NHu lor regular to .t‘ke naked for ulli>udged receipt*.
Bpolrales were rci oried of Huuliii No. a und hlch
mixed ul<Uh|Ui UUU bade regular at MWpwilJkoi 4.IMJ
hu now lilun mlkuifcnl .ev; Jl.uu bn new mixed nt :HW
WMI bu rejuvtun ut Wpaathiii SUM) hu by
■ample ut llkr Ue on truck, thu outsldu for wbllei
4U,UUbu do at tf*. 4rkto five on board cam und 4.IUJ
bu earn nt 4i)i.t»}<e, Totnl, 141,uu bu. Seller May
opened ut 44J4e. »uld nt 4.’HiC, mid ndvanced to 444 .#
44t.j0 at thu close. teller thu niontli wa# nearly
nomlioil at closing ut ,'loMe. heller April
wii# ouoied at June at (AgtHic. July ut
44Ji'r(4:io, and Auuu»t at all closing with
holder# ut thu otualdo. Un thu afternoon call May
closed Ul 47Hh4.'!4C.
OATH—Were steady und a trltlu hrmur. thu latter
foullutf showing liflolf In thu numplu market, where u
eonslderublu business wus traiitauiud, Futures wuru
tuoru active. No. 4 cash wns quotable at »hj, und gilt
edged sold utlilHu. March was anlublu ut 41sj, Aprilut
••'ike, Mur clusitiiT at H-iKc, uml June bulnc quo table at
uunut Stkt. Club rales were made ul l,iU/bu utiil'iu
fur No. % fruslt fit store! Id.UU bu by sample at £iUu for
no erode. XlkosaiiWu fur rejected white, klHVikiUu for
Nu. 5. and Ulktldhte fur No. 4 white on Irncxt *l,lOO bu
at .OVt&lio fur rujocted white, for No. 4,
for tfuud to choice Nu. 4 wlillo, aud UOJiC fur barley
outs.
lIYH~Wus strong both far cash and futures, with
libera) trusiHAcUuns lu the latter line. No, 4 rcuulor
WMqueUblu ut Mu. «Ul*oducd at H.W. with MaruU
nml April dotlrerler nt nlimit Wo, nml Mny nlll.Ul bid
nml roller nt (bill. Cn«b niter worn made onUlil Im
111 ll.Ut for No. i tflltMvlHiMt. urn Mr wittier rtornue. aim
•MW (f.». I>.) in rturet i»K) bit by »mm>lo nKblfJ'n freo
on tmnrd. Tmnt, V.UMtoi. , , .. .
IIAUI.KV—Wit* rtcndy nml firm, with the hulk of
Urn denllmir l.i tho lower emiler. Tho rampln market
wnr riemly, nlth imin dolmr. No.aemdi wnr mmi*
Innlly ii.uii No.il, «7o hldt nml No. * rold In n rmnll way
filfCc. No. 'J fur April wna nmitabtu ruil.ui. but im
Imnrnetlonr wore reported. I'nMi union worn made of
I,mi Ini nlMhi for No. il In rtorei ,’MMi Im by rninpto nt
4inii(t Ifej for No. Iloli track? fiOO bit nt
Wo for No. II free on board. Totnl. <.WW bti.
TWO o'cuiCK 1IOAUI).
Wheat clorod ><o blither, nt WftfHl.Ul for March,
•l.Wi'V’tl.U'Ji for April, for Mnr, nml
•M»jW»I,nAM flip Jmm. Hnler worn oiioln of fHMiM Im
M(l.(WM(*b(»iM roller April. (l.(KH'*Mf'M roller Mar.
lI.UIM roller .nine, nml uwiMUe roller llio yenr. Corn
cloaed npclmmiort. nt ;wU'*.NV<o for March. iWMAtiWHe
for April, WK' UtM for May, l'W» for.l mm. nml
Cflfct |:k! for .Inly. Sale* wero mnilo of b‘M,u«l bunt
K*V roller April. roller Mnr.
rollor .Tune. 4'N*rUto aullnr .Inly. nmHPto roller An
(run. OitU cloned n rhnito llrnier nt V.r<ts!'Mo for
March. for April, for Mny, nml
Kllfo for .fiimi, with ralen of l(U«' im nt itfljje roltnr
Mny. Ilyo nlorml nnohniitfoil, wllh rnlor uf 6,1)il
Im nt (I.UJM for No. a roltnr Mny. fork obnoit
miclmmtoil, nf fliVi*M<4l.*),lSl for April, HVTVV'll'i.T.i fop
Mny. iuiil II.VKVI I't.flU for .Inno. Hnlor wore mnilo of
,i.a.'in brtr ntd.VnM rcllnr April uml iliVW l v-»lV7.'iroller
Mny. I.nnl clnrml nncliiiiutml, nt (lH.ilo<«l<M'fM fur
April, >lii.*'fVrtlil.*-' for Mny. nml fKUKVHIL'WM for
.limp. f<nlos worn niftite of I Mao ter nt (li).«t rollor
April, (lo.nvtuua rollor Mny. (lii.n».alii.<wM aitrllor
,Imm, (UMt.k.( tiMf.'M rollor .fnly. nml iiaiD/MiuiM rollor
tlio yenr. Hlioiildorr clorml rtvmtr. nt fj.iu>4a.t!;'i for
Mny. nml f.vlVi.VJi for .hum. Pliori rlhr oloroil mi<
clmnupil. ntl7.KfMAt7X>for April. (T.UV.iT.ICM for Mny,
nml •s.UKAS.W for Juno, wild rnlor of CoO.UUU 111 ntIT.Oj
roller Mny.
nKN’KIIAt, MAUKKTS.
IIUOOM-COUN—Trndocotilliiuus nctivo for Alt tlo<
#crlj>M«n*. Wo
Ctmlro Inirl nml cnruot. 7
Oroon, H'lf-worklnti »w.<*l
Jim. i (it
Mnrch 13,
fw.
Itrd-Upiioil.tto
Inferior nml common.
KW.4W
t1.N1U.13l
in.:iFi
•80,114
2i;i.«si
Crooked,
HUTl'Klt—Tlioro wn* n firm mid Mondy nmrkot fur
(hi* ntnplv. Find tnbtu unido*. on ncconnl of tludr
coinpnmtlro ncnrclty, wnru onjioclnlly linn, *omo
holder* nnkliut timber price* limit ((tudod below,
Hlock* nru Unlit. Wo rettunt our ll*i:
Crenniory ’ll tail! ll’ncklmndock til fiilA
Dnlrr. cliolco .2,1 m’W illoll bmtur ].*> yJ)
Unlry.rnlrlouood'il (421 Uitonso tt (*IU
l,iullD.(mcKoir.....ld r*‘JU |
ll.UJdl.NO—Thodemimd irnn iinfniprtmHl und price*
worn without porcopllblo chnntfo, ruling ntunUy n*
follow*)
fi".Kf|
lil.NV7.Klit
ldl.ir77i.it 27
iris from
‘cUnesdny
Stnrk, 25 lllnrlmi*. 4& ft hn...l'J
tutor crock at Uunnlon, Houle....M^wit
J.mrlMon '22 (*llOlllOll, ilmiblo..2t (<t2t||
Amorlenn.... (Wool imicVi* ;H <»43
CHKlJSK—Continued tlrtimuiin U noted. Tlio do*
nmml in not pnrtlcillarir slmrp, Imt It I* runicloiit to ab
sorb tho current receipt*, mid tlioro In no procure to
cell ut liny concosnlnn from tho following price*:
fullernmu 15 «It
l|art*Moi, choice.
Mor. i\
isTO,
Mar. 13,
rt.nut.iMi
frtMUl
•411,(1 u
(U'i.lHJ
I'urt (>l(liii ( fnlr to itutnl .
I'lirloklni. Imnl "!»(•* 84
iHiwunitloK * 4 14 «
t’OAIi-A quiet uml michnnttml miirkot wns ru«
poriotl. Then* li n vory liuht of moct brands,
uml itanlum oxpoet to mtstnln present price* fur soinu
time yd. Woijuolo;
Antlmiclle f R-ViniosMitin/.
Kilo Rftl Cannol....
Unitin’- A Ohio ~<■> Indiana Ititiev
daltlYiioro > ...mi nulhimi .VjVi
I’ledmont t.OulminolH 4.&0
COOI’KItAOK—Wn* firmer nt **>o for pork barrel!
urn! (i.Oft for hint tierce*.
DUKBHKI) llOUS—With moderate oJTorlmi* the
market mi* ilrm nt (d.t0.3d.&) per lOOlba fur Hulit id
mlxtMl wolulit*.
KfUlS—Were I n pood mipplf nt 1803*0 per do*.
KiHlt-J-nko llnh are *lrn«. Hindi* am reduced to
vnrr nnntll Olmunolons. nnd Mine holder* nro aaklntt
nnndrmico over our quotation*. anlt-wntor Halt ro
iiinlii iMoady and limit t
IMIIIII 4.1... NMM>
U’hllollali, .No. 1. |)«r«*brl...
WhlU'llati. fatally, per M-Url.
’rrmii, jior li-lirl
Mnckorol—Kxim bloatom.,.
.Mnckorol—Kxlm iiiork.
Mackerel—iso. I shore, W*brl.
Mackerel—No. bay. Jij-arl...
Mnckorol—No. 2 shorn. Hi’brl.
Mackerel—l.nrno liiintlr......
Mnckorol—Knt family. w*brl..
11'ontors. stnokod. ner U<)
Halibut, smoked, |>ur D>
CodlHi-Doom/s. per 1U) Bin.
Codfish— Urnitd Hank
Codfish—Diessod ' 7Jsft ' «
llorrlna—Labrador, split. brls ~.VI
Herrlna—l.uiirnifor. round, brls... 5.W) ft 5.25
lierrlait—Holland. perko# J.lll ft 1.115
Horrlntf—Scaled, per box ID ft I'.’.
California minion, f-d-brl. i.CO
KUUITtJ AM) NDTH-Tnido mia repertml fair, with
tiricun of prunes, currants, apples, peaches, mill most
other linen firmly tiolil. (juninilons remain mi hoforef
nmniuM.
Dates
Fins. layers
Turkish prunes, 01d.....
Do, now..
Mnlslns, layers
Halslns. l.ontlon, layers,
Hnlslns, Valencia, now,,
llnlstns, loom) Muscatel.
/.ante currant*
Citron
Apples, orapomtod
Apples, Kustorn, now
Apples. Hmilhoni. now
Coaches. iinpnrod, hulvon, now.
Itnspborrlos
Hluckhcrrlos. now
Pitted cherries
Filberts
Almonds. J'arrauoiin.
Naples walnuts.......
llriirtls......
I’OCIUIH 7 <0 t>
(i KICKS KUUITri—Aro linn, with n sternly ilumuml
nt our iiuotnUuim:
Apithm tior brl .....H.OOftXl’i
Cruuborrlc*. nor brl. _ fl*i
(.onions, porbox ll.miVii.ii)
Vulunolit omma*s... . lMl>'itl'..V)
.Mosslmis.liur box..
riurtilu oruiutos, imr box 6.UUuimi
Coconuuls (Kir l.Oo) UMI)
Cnllfornln ImH jicnrs. uur box !M»)
(iIIuCKUIKS-Himurfl woro iiunln rotmrtod stromr,
but wore without nulunl ndviiuio. (Jmmiliili’H unit
stimdnrdA. nro xcarco. Coffeeswere firm nttbolaio
mlvmico, mill rice, spb'cs, sirups, und must other linos
ytuto about steady. Wu mvioUs;
mot;.
('nroltmi...
l.milalnim.
ItAllltOOll..
Moiihu.
Mnnieitlbo.
Hln. fancy
Ulu. prime to choice.
lUo, fair to timid
mo. common
tile, rousttnu ..
Patent cut-loaf
Urushod..... .
Powdered...
Urmiuiiued ntundnrd..... ,
Ornmiln toil, not Btiintlitnl.......
A standard
A No. '4
KxlmU
No. 1
Yellow
Himn'd.
Corn
Huxur...........
Illurkfltmp
O. moliiMes.
Allspice.
Cloven..
Caunln,
I'uiipor 17
Nntuiou* ,srj (,akj
(SIIKAHK—Tho murkut Uqulotattlio folio wink quo*
Inilonm
ciiy white ®7}<
City brown.... 4Ww5
City yellow fi'it'UrH
Country white “A 11)447
Country wlillo " 1P*.... 6W
Country ye110w....,..,.,
Country brown
HAY—Wiw linn, with n loir lucfil trntlo, but little
ilulnii In lliu rhlppinix lino. Wo quote:
No, {timothy. V ion UVOOftIAVI
No. a ttmolhy. V (on on (melt H.uuctlt.6o
.Mixed UMiMULU)
Upland iimlrlu..,, U.iWitU.U)
'n *loolVotf"ot* woiiViVom
marliot, induced htivoly hy tho hoary receipts of
hlockmlcd hides for tho past low dsys. wo quote:
(Iroon-ciifiul, Itulit. T* ».. u o !"-(
Orhen-curcd,heavy H'frt
I’nrl-utmnl .Jjft h
DamiA&d hide*. '. ,7>a
cnif.wK u
Dry-salted, V Hi IJ
Dry Hint. .No. I , 11l
Damuueddry..... >3
Blipen pulls, wool estimated.. in ®.ti
MJMIIHU-Is active at Ihu (nllowliiKyard rates: „
First ami second clour, illncli... | Wafl
Find and second clear, I am) 3 inch 4.tUO
Fltst und second clear, ItjtoU* 1n01i,.,, 43U)
'l'lilrd clear do ~ IKOI
First and second clear, ruuuh. 1 Incli 43.1 i)
Third ctnnr. do .17.(1)
First and second clear dressed aldlntr ‘JU.UJ
Common dressed sldliiK U.M
Flooring, second common dressed.. IU.ID
Hox-board*. lillncli 17.fftatl.UI
A slock boards. lihUl Inch, rough lVUftiCt‘.Ul
it stock boarda. KK>tl3 inch iW.Wkd3:t.U)
Cslock boards. lUwl'4 Inch 3UXt033.11>
Fcnclntr, Ural <|utility 13. AU
Fcnciint, .No. 3 ILAd
Cuimuon boards. tiiftSO ft 1I.U)
t'onmion boards, .N 0.3, l.’ftH ft.. lUO
Common slult KUoftn.Au
Dimension stuff. uowil) ft mito&Ul
Timber. 4x4 in «xfi, Inclusive, Hit under.... II.UXi^I3..V)
Wickets, hat, rough, and good J3.u)
I .nth 3.33
Bldngles, standard and choice ihttt
hhlngles, extra 1.73® 3.W
Bhlnidus. clear H. 31
OILS— I Trade wan tinlnl, though (hero was some Im
provement as compared with the closing days of last
week, tiit price-changes yioro noted, tho market rul
ing steady i
t urnon, F1n1n0........... ~| SO
Carbon, JIU test I
Carbon, Fittest :su
Carbon, 173 (oat U
Carbon, snow-white and W. W,.., 641
I'arbon, WU. and Mloh. lost, l*. w...... U
Carbon, \Vls. and Mich, toil, W. W a
luted, winter-strained K 3
Ijvrd, No. 1 flia ui
l-nrd. No. 3 6|<« U
Linseed, raw 6so* fit)
J.tnsuvd, boiled Oft »U
Hoorn L3U(*l.:«
Whale, wintur-bleacbutl tIT
Noatsloot oil, strictly pure .6
Neatsfool oil, extra tit
Nculafuot oil, No. 1. ............ M
Hank oil id
Htralts....... ft)
Turiiunllnu 41
Miners’uli , Oft m
Naphtha, deodorised. ill gravity I3ld
■Uasollne, deodorised. "4 degrees )jiu
xjusollno,td degrees ai«
I'DTATOKB—Are llrm atiuo (or peachbluwa by the
car-lot, with early rose hold at about bounder (hose
‘i'OUi/l UV AND UAMVI—Wore acaicu at Ho mot lb
(nr turkeys. (Uo (or cbU-kens, and &£6o (or iioese. Wild
law) worn scarce and blither.
HAI.T—A steady trade la noted at quotations:
Flnu suit. Haatnaw and Naw Voca.IUA
Course salt, pur hr).... 1.3V41.3U
Dairy, with bogs.... 3.*t03.0»
Dairy, wlthoutsack* ■ I.U)
Ashton dairy, our sack ikdi
tlrouml alum, in buns I.U)
Liverpool Quo. brown sucks... 1.6 U
BLLDb—Were ucilve and tinner (or timothy] slight
ly weaker (nr clover, aud steady (or dux. The re
ceipts of all doscrtidlons were liberal. I’rlmo timothy
was sold at 13.63, prime clover at W.IOhI.Ui. and Uax
scud alll.K Other kinds were In fair request and
steady. Balsa were made or ftihugs clover sued at
(4.U) fur poor and i4.7UC41.86 (or ordinary! IK) bags tlm-
I othy sued at £L3Uft3,iU (or poor to good, and thUiiiTO
1 (or orluiuio choice! J cars khd 16) baas Ihuaoud at
(bis? !C.l bnjn Hungarian rood nt ftVtoto: i( ml|]^
TA lil.oSV—J'nniti oltjr In rntnblo nt (l 1 fm v„
tvyni No. a ill fIW-tfKo. Tho market *
for nil urnder, ‘“'in Haw
WIIMKV-Wna cinotoil In fnlr dennnm ni o, n .
ellno of Mnrch 111. Tim bare pflco was (I in
for hlghwliier. 1 r “"‘''in
Wllulr-ftritno Improvement I* nnledln ti,...,.,
Onr price llnl remit nr iiticliiin«i’d: unde.
Omul tit I’tiulrn mmlluin tub ...
Conrre nml (Unity itilt V'M
Moo nml mmii«hed ileeeo :;."U
Conrre otnl mmafloiii tieeco ' ■!
Medium unwnrlied llooco, ♦•»«....««■})
Medium wn*lii!i| Deere :;J' H
I' lno wn-iIHMI fleece *J'U
Conrao nnrhod llecco
Thn followlmt rcrotutlon wnr pnnrmi liyt| l 0 | rt . ,
Kxocutlvu CoimnlUco of tlio Itallromlr, March
'1 ho.t«) nt Ktocnllfo Conimlllen hna tbUdnr
to erintillah tho rfttor on cnllln. Inirrcr. rml
dm-lc rlieenntiaw per KM Ibr. nemnl wolrju. wp
minimum widuln. Chicago, Now York, and v.‘» 1 V.' 41
plnmj polntr, and Silo on flrer«ed beof. nml iimi,,ni«
ntodltrereiien from Worleru and Kartern otiin. ?«
lake omict Monday. March If. 110 • w
Following Is an mmot from Charles nicks V
London lollor, of Feb. W, to ihn iJrwfn' J.mniil- ’ *
Thn nntnrn of foot-and-mouth disease nnnrnr«
h" little nnderstood on your nido; It is n /oVo. *3
which the onlwatd signs aro excoriation'.Tr ,?1
month. tongue, and throat, nod swelling ot n... f‘ n *
whilst iho body hecomes felldi In lm<l oases thV> ,i C ib
of Iho inuiiUi and tongno sloughs away, and tb Wo.
loosen unit nro cast off. Tim disease N Z i„V‘*l*
tloiid, but with mi refill and simple
fnlali great emaciation accompanies the nemo .i«» 7
which lasts nlimil seven days, and after ri”o»i.?u,«
oxen will fallen, but cows are nm«t frcqncntlv,.Ulf
niminnilT linimlnal for breeding. since our isuV,,™
mniiicatfon Hie comphuTit has extended Nhirihw,.!-**
nit In Iho districts nnddr supervision ..nthm«w
hnro boon reportcdi the Comity of .Norfolk, liowe'»*?
showed an Increase last week. LV,r «
CATTl.K—ltucolvcd during Sunday and Mentis*
.VM»i Mine time Inst week. iUrri* total last week, W lojl
shipped last week, l».b». Tha depressed feeling per*
vndlnu the market during the greater part of | ni .
week cnntlnuod yesterday. Tliosnpply wasonly about
the itverngo for a Monday, but New York advice*
were bad. and Iho local dead-meat trade was r»*
bortod exceedingly' dulls consequently the demand
was slack all around, and prices had a strung leaning
In buyers* favor. In comparison with Friday's ciiinis.
lions, there was a decline in fair to hest grades or ui»
loti. UnlclierV and emitters’ Muff shewed less chnnM*
in fnet, really good lota sold but Mile. lr miy, on mi
otfortngs of dunlmble lots being somewhat iimlicrL
Iho best on salo wontntf.vr-. Thegenorataveni-i
however, was not much Inferior (otlmtiortlx)nr*,
vlous nook, the hulk of (ho cuttle clausing ns •• talc
good," and selling at prices ranging front ft rp-.'.rii
Ihitchon* and ennners (anightcliletly m tiam m' Nn i
shlppors mostly at Stockers wore lit son •
request, ami wore nominally steady at r U r
common to good thrifty droves. r
tiCorATUJSSt
Kxlra Ileevcs—Steers weighing I.f/xj lbs and
upwards F<<>V?i«
t'lmlco lleoves—Fine. fat, and well-formed v
sloors, weighing t.-IAO to l.fgit) tb5..,.. SiViivi
Good Ilcoves—Well-fnUuned steers, weigh*
Ingl.lflilHol.kJU lb <0 tv.nj
Medium grmles-rUcers In fair tlosh, wotum
ingi.uvito unibs
Ilntetiers' Stock—Four to common si
common to ebolro cows for city si
weighing AVI to l.uvilhs
Stock Cnttlo-Cobimon cattle, weigh!
. I.IUI |b«
■■asisg
Infnrlor-MullUmil (hit) ro<
bulls. ntul “callnwiiK stoci
\culs-rorlWlb«
So. dr*. Price,} So. dr*. I'rtri,
?.l V» f.Vtt i!7 t.Crj |u, fc
•I .list A. 25 lill ],'.'D
w m t.m ua
::i tor 0.1. l no i.um 4
•Ij .no mo is i.im 4/a
A1.....T. :«i mo «o 1.21 J 4-
i« <lO MO It! 4-.-,
is ittl MO 111 1.127 111
J».. .USA ■l.lll JS 4(V,
i« IOJ 4.10 I!' 1.(24 l.tr,
Ifi ,an 4.SA 20 4.1,1
w aw 4.::» is ...i.nu 4.r;ii
17.. :iw 4.75 II 1.211 4.211’
!M aw 4.TA H KM ;i;o
:tl .INI 4.7!l HO IM|
17 217 4.171 IS Hi
11 .211 4.00 12 IC. uii
!»..* Si I 4.10 lAnlnm lI.H i.tn
20 2111 4.10 12 I.Sl'i l|>
i|l «3 4.(0 12 1,077 ;i.<)
25 ,2B 4.W 12 UV.i :mii
2H AM 4.50 21 I.UO ail
ill 110 4.50 'J.'ii'mvi m:, 2,11*.
IS ,210 4.50 ’.'iHUiukum.. *iV> 2.4)
11.. 2iU 4.A1 2lcnw* HU
IT :rn . * 4.50 WToxns.... m*. ;; r.
os 1511 4.:0 21 mo :v.o
;o 250 4.50 iiOidoekon*.. s|:i ;i.2T>|
•II 171 4.10 llelUL'kor*.. OH :un
14 151 1.15 IS *0
15 220 4.40 11* «.l 2.41
no 11*2 4.40 17 4Mnv!t mii 2.;:,
44 ,178 4.40 II cows Mil 2. 0
11U(1S Hofolvoil ilnrlnu HmiOnr unrt .'Mdiklht, n,.
50ll| piumt Umo liidl wt'nk, s sKjj in<*t tr.t.ilt. *il
idlllOied Hint week. Tlioro win « nollo nmrLrl
ndvimcu In |irfco». Homy miltfhin did mu ..him m
itrunt nelmnuo ns UuUU Uio funner tuovimt ui> imi
nmro than Ac, wldlo tlur liniirovcincnt In Hu* Intt«r
wndtiuoiol round We. Tlio rcrulpH wuro imnleraw
nml of bolter iinullty Hum for iihim! duvajifnt, nmh
clou ran cm »«» noon mndi* lit #S.UWi.IiA fur common in
prime U«UI wuluUW. and utt.V4VuU.7il for jumw in «*w*
licitvy, with niiloi of tho formur nnmlv m ja.t,V'w
mid oftho Intioi* nl Snip* nml cullmmi
snlnblonil 'J'liu nmrkul ilnltdied ilrui,
. HOC SAI.KS.
A*», .tr. I‘rlre,
42. ..2M fA.KA
I*7, ...2111 Mvi
A*.... 224 AM
1 A1....271 A*fl
(J1....2M AMO
ici,..,2u} r..K>
Tit.... 211 A.WI
20.. 170 A.NI
20.. ..lUA 5,51
47.. ..1H) S.NI
2A....217 11.75
21.. 5.75
20.. ..211 a.:a
A. 75
:12....1*C1 6.75
122.. ..Kl 6.75
40.. ..IT* A. 75
«1.,..iH7 6.75
05.. ..2111 A 75
111*.. ..2117 ATI)
22.. 207 A7O
V.«....24.l f».*o
01.. Mtt
.9 7.r»
. am a 4,00
. 5.(11 <>(. a!H
. IH.U) ft2ll.(U
it.nu Miam
10.25 wiitm
7.U1 ft 7.25
6.« j ft 5.75
4.75 ft A,III
a*s ft Mil
am
4.50 ft 4.75
.......I t,\i
....... ih ft ai
iiHct iOi
. am eaas
«Mft oh
fl ft Ml
4fcft 4?£
4 ft 4>i
f?(ft 7 •
37 ft 2S
H ft M<
ID ft I'J,H
.Vo. ;*rfrr.
20.. ..271 M. 15
f 1.45
41.. .-.mu aID
51.. «U>
21.. IU»
m....:ii7 am
45..., , »i am
fi1....2V» IUI
w,..,*it awj<
m... zu am
M....U14 - am
fi1....274 11.11)
a*.. ..via am
1U....3M aw
»i.,..3a> aw
fi11....217 fi.Ui
:cf....2H fiio
»a....2V4 am
01.. am
45.. ~|H7 ft.KV
111.. fi.Ki
un.,..rm aw
1U5....1K1 aw
tl ft 10
10 M liltf
M W Ift
o <t \H
. 0 r«4
:SfS9»
.a> «ar
HIIHKI* Itccolrml, l.iuij mitno Umo Inn
total Inutwook, 14,71*1; uliljnic'il ln»l wroh. Hvt'l
Tlioru wilt a continued wood demand fur tld* dwcrlp*
tlim of nook. mul llio market nmlntaliicd it firm tone
HlilpiiorHimtl local Uiitclior* cMiiiputod, and anlc* wen
(inlufciafl.UVg-Vrtiptir im lln for jump in extra finali
ties. A nock of scabby nbvup null) at
••7 wIM
,i< ftm
.!«
,Utff-*i:.W
.rmotMii
.UMHI'Aq
.ii eui«
A’o. Jr. Price. |,V<». Ac. Prlre.tXo. Jr. Price
M....K1 WW WT4....UK to.V4Vt 1.Vt.... VI V''>
!»»....L*J fi.7o KJ....U7 7H....1U1 iVJJ
41.... m &8U i:u....i!0 ww Vii
mroAiw.
.10 otou
.10 MIIM
.10 toIUM
, wk«* m
. UMM
, Hmt H
»W* »$
»{£«**
NBW Y(MtK. MmoU U.—llKKvr.*-ltec«lpw «.W).
maklmj I’.'.&.'.S for tho week: tlio moderate tuiyif
chocked tho downward tendency «f tnr*t weeks fl i"it
etoiimnco wan made: common to prime. h!("< 11 Vjc: e»*
ira and funny, Hie latter price for tnolvi
picked lUinoianteur*. I.Mt Itanvomuet exporter* lord
nonfat Htcem at lll’iCkllMc! Bhlpmnntn for me week.
;m Hvo cattle, iota) ipi art or* licef, 'Anil carcuKsc* mut
ton. frlldruimod (ilitHt the failure of J. 11. Keller,
wlmloitalu alniiKliiurur, did not help the market: ns
owed cattle mileimcii nhont fIU,UU)| It la expected It*
will pay lUcent h on the dollar.
Hiiy.KP-Utwelpw 7,am. ninkiiiir aiinifor ihoweckj
mnrkut dienily, with n fair demand, nt >l.t>.Vijis.’.>i'«i
im ftss nhmip, td.So&7.Ait yearllnuH exclusive of nheul
:M> clipped reitrllmrn. wild at f'i.rJHiftiMil jier Utt R«.
HWl.NK—Uccvhitn d.ail, makllitf ll.tKXlfor the work;
market (Irmor nt f’l.&iltt'-iil.o.i per 100 Rim live liokj,(J.>l
ctd.OO, city drcßßca.
:n cat
.> Hi ci-to
OT wn
ii wu
.to <aa»
.•111 (All
!t CttS
Kakt I.IHKIITV, Pa., .March H.-CATTI.K-Kocoipti
Hliico Frldny. ;i.ra lieml uf thromrti and ;n» bond of
yurdnlockt lain) for thuwcok omllnu ttdn dny.';.W
llmmuli and &SJ local) ujoilimt J.Ki tnroncli uml
local ihu wuok Ixiforoi tho Ptiimly for IMI* « <•»■* i
union In vory Jiutit tndood. uml poni'rally roroamn
itmilltyt only ono or two loads of nuytliioa llk«a«oil,
wlilcli woro rondlly dlnuosod of to tlio ramll tnnia
lioro ut uuod iirlccn. it full Uo hlulior tlmn nt nny tint')
litnt wook for llio »nmoKni(lit of cntllot noihlmM'no
tlolriH except lo tliu luoul InnclierV trade. mnl ilmtlt
plow. Cannot ulvo rollnldo tioolutlon* to-ilny; M"l
imnlucnn onmtuii to enintdlnh nny. ~,
llotin—U octdiilP.s,l2oiH-ndi total for the wock.u*
sni, mmlmd hint weak, ridlndolphlmi. *i.W ; o<.iO|
Dust Vorkom. fUifkiUUlJi poninioii Vorkcrn.
SiIKEP-ltocolntn, «.:»« head;'total for tlio wcokt
1A.7U0, aanlnnt 'J-UUI last vrooki eelllnu i> lo .«W
from lut wook.
Px.l.oi’nOlnrrti 11.—CAm.K-Urcolpi*. I.HJh >h'P*
loom*, «U] mnrkotquloltuid unoliuimcd, nut
naked coiicuitslimot exporters. uuoo J®
choice, ft.i9Kia.lU; medium to fnlr* II.WJ »!•■!'; ,? 1,l 1 r J„
«ira‘ itmdeit Active mid llran boat steers,
fiilrlo «uml. Ki.Atkdt.UJt cow* nml heifers. fiUMI-W!
jeoilors, St.UX*4.(W: ilocVcr*,
Hiikki*— ItccolpU. Mill: shipments, I.S'li ncllro mid
flrmj medium to cood, CU&t.UU; choice to fmicf.
Active end lOftlSo hluhon Vorkcrs end Ha]*
llmoros, tA7JWt(I.(JU: mixed pncklmr. fVtO'ii.n; l‘ lJ *
tons, KtowUAi choice heavy, td.a.Vjfa.lUi tocoil»u*
4.WUI shipments, OAt).
KANBAH OITV.
Special Dispatch la The CMccgo Tribune.
KAN«A* CJTV. Mo.. March 14.-CATTi.a-Tho I ntt
Currtnt ronurus Uoi!ul|iM,UU{ ahliimooi*. AUi mnrKog
alow mid wenki native shipper*. Rl.Nw-VUJ; n« n••
►lockers und feeder*, M-Ouiif I.UUi tmtiro cows. f—* *
**'H*oaß-U«oolpla. afii alilpmoitu. SIM market
fieUj HkUI shlpplmi nnd B» 1M
pockliiK, ‘ a, IJt j IIAXAIH)U g >
INhlANAl'oi.lM, March U.-IH«in-nrtm boat rff**
I (IK. ftltVeiUUi Itvht and mlzml. «..VK* , Un race it*.
irfUi shipments, Uli lulhl market Urim comroeoto
prime shippers, HNwS.IU: butcher*, fvioiii.ia; ai»*c»
ora und feeders, tS.UKM.SOt receipts. JIU: shipments,
UM.
lUt.TtUOUE.
Ualtiuoue. March IL-Urm* tUTTM-Market««•
Wm K'BWo luworj by b«*t, SM*6 IMOoi Jlin qu. [
4M®6Moi medium, ktaQlKui ordlnurr. *so>ac» uUJI *
autoa, IwfcMiiei receipts. l.Csl. 4 , ..
btviNu—Hupply fully equal to moderate deoiuna •»
l|uid| quoted at 4<£ohic.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, March iL-Hoym-scarr*■ *nd «J™l
common, H-SttoUSi light, |&.a«Mi.'Dt
(U4i butchers', *l:i&u.ist receipts, i.luJi ahiuiutuu*
VM.
FOREIGN’.
Special Dispatch la Tin Chicago Tribunt.
Mvaunioi., March It—iliJO a. ui.—Ktot'it—No* t.
Hat No. 3, Bs Od. .
(Juain—Wheat—Wluter, No. I. Da Sell No***;
pjirliiK, No. I, Da 3d | No.S.Baftdi while, No. 1. * *
3,Ubi club, No. I, Vs ILhlt No. 3, Us UL Corn-New. m
W*lt old. 6a UHd.
IMiovtaioNß-l’ork,®*, Lord. Mi.
Hlvkiu'uoi., March p. m.-TtniPENTlx*"*
gplrila dull at Ms. '
UKsiN-Coiuwon dull atfiaCd.
l.Allh— Prime Western steadyatMafid* .
UKAIN-liocelpUof wheat for the week from A*
lanUeporla. 40.10) qrat from t’adito poru.'-ÜbU i|f«|
other sources, Ki.iiOJursi receipts of euro. ‘p.-.,,
I.IVKHPtiUIn March H-K»eulwf.—CijTTON -
and oatlerat OKOd&lGdi sales. win hulesi ipOkUia
Uon und export. l.(U)i American, O.TUU.
I'rrmn-Kru-liouiied. w. , ~
I.OMioN, March 14.—IlKsiN—Common. IkMiWM'
ANTWHIII', March IC—I’KTHOLEtUI—3IM. „
|i’ho foliuwluK were received by the thlcauo Uoard
°iivE«Pooh, March 11-ll:Wa.ai.-k*lottr, B»WiU*i
■ >r V
: *1
I«IVK STOCK
CIIICAIIO.
ufcuii
.‘isrs nml
luuuliU'r,
amun
inmijot'i
.........
nrs, hoVf’y’r
;r»
iw, snu-s
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N'o. .ft-. I'rlce,
41.. r.’.i f.Vfii
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id....an .vn
21.. ..2. ini
iji
w””iu mi
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Tii.l.’.m u\
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BAST MItRUTVi
fir. r.mmt.
BY TEBISGUAPU.

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