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I'ISANVXAt*.
:E. DILLINGHAM & CO.,
j;, K. cor. Mudisoit & i/.iSullc-s(s.
Stocks and Ms
nnmrlit anil Siilil im N. Y. Stock
JixclmiiKii.
New York Office, No. 13 How-st.
it. r. dii.mmgiiam.
M*]j* VM'i4:i Member N. V. Slock Exchange.
111. a.'NX'linl.S. tipeclal.
». (]. WALKER & CO.,
Stock Brokers
AND
Commission Merchants,
IS! I.u Nulle-«t.
*f-fflSfiSlrK;.,! *>«"*'• CHICAGO
Slock* nnd Pond* bought nnd sold on Now Vork
winck Exchange.
Bankers mid Brokers,
130 LaSalle-st.
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange.
SPECULATE.
■SInPKOO. Public Grain und Stock Kiehnmre.
riPilsl.tlW.OO. Incorporated tor lionotltof traders
»howl«h to avoid tlio risk niunidlnp IrnnsscUnn* on
theUonrd cifTmdo and Now Vork Stock Exchange,
operate* In Grnln, Provision?, nnd Stocks, tinfoil,
melt, most popular, nnd best plan known to speen*
Umra. Write for book of Instruction*, vitlnabln mfnr
niilon. statistic*, etc.: also dally Market Reports,
khowlnff receipt*, shipments, iliiciumlon*, seal free.
Address Publlo Grain and tilock Exchango, 113 41 Bill
loo-it. (rear of llroovoort House). Chicago.
"’[RATIONS IN STOCKS.
JOHN A DODGE & CO.,
Binkprs nnd Urokcrs, Nn. 12 Wnlbst.. Now York, bay
xml carry Mocks on 5 to 6 por cent mnr«ln, and. when
ecrtrca. will advise when nnd wlmt to lair. Also, an*
ruro KI'OCK I'IttVII.KDKH nt roasoimblo raton In
which (->toUOicnn bolnrested. Full Intoriimllon on
tppltcallnn, and Flnaiirlul lleport sent free.
"COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ILQ, LINDIEY
& CO.,
HEW YORK, CHICAGO, AND BALTIMORE,
Mo and Provisions
88 & 90 La Salle-st., Chicago,
EDWARD M. FIELD. JOHN I*. TUURBURLL
DANIEL A. LINDLUVi HOWARD 8. WAHUUUUN,
POPE C. TEKFT. CYHUB W. Kllfl.O, S[ioclnl.
C. D. IHWIN, It W. IRWIN,) pnod-i
““ m ' L iw. fe. ! r » K^
IRWIN, m & CO,
Commission Merohanls,
>’o. 2 Chamber of Commerce,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Make a Specialty of Buying und Soiling GRAIN and
PROVISIONS, either for present or future delivery.
I'MT Ali 1.1 Nil KU IHrtO.
McCORMICK, ADAMS & CO.
GRAIN AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Sos. 11l ami 14 Union Building, Chicago.
CVIIUS It. McCOIIMICK,
i*rpf>'i MrCnmiick Harvest. Machine Co.
CYItUS 11. ADAMS.
J.lticral Cash Advances made on Conalcnmonts.
(•rnln and I’rovlaiona llounhl, Hold, and Carried on
UnfKlns.
Correapondonco Solicited.
S. 11. M’CREA & CO.,
169 East Washington-st.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Grain and Provisions bought and sold and
carried on margins.
Correspondence solicited.
188 I R F* B *3* Dealers make Money with
inf U L ffrt w. t. SOUI.B & co., 130
HP ri r H La Salle Street, Chicago,
BP iBELrg 111. Write for particulars.
MINING OUTFITS.
CHICAGO REFINING CO.
' GOLD AND BIDVEB
Refiners and Assay ers.
Careful nnd Accurate Assays made of Gold and Silver
Ores; (iolU-I)ust, Gold and Silver liulUon lloughti
Dor, Sheet, nnd Granulated Fine Gold
und silver for halo.
114 Dearbom-at Chicago.
PUBLIC HEALTH.
Time and Place of the Next Meeting
of the Sanitary Council oftlio nilnU*
•Ippl Valley—Action of the lUlnotn
State Hoard of Health*
fiprclnl Dlspalch to The Chicago TVttun*
Orncß or Becuktauy Sanitary Counqi.
Mibsujsipit Valley, UritiNoyiEi.n. 111., Marob
15.—Tbo third annual meeting of the Sanitary
Council of the Mississippi Valley will bo bold at
Evansville, lud., on Wednesday, April 20. Im
portant business will bo transacted. Tbo status
of quarantine will bo discussed, and n report
“silo of a schedule of articles and tbo clrcum
•Uncos under which they can bo transported
without conveying Infectious or contagious dis
hes from one port to another. All Htiito and
local Boards of Health and all saultaryorganlta-
Uoos In tbo Valley of tbo Mississippi arc re
spectfully Invited to bo represented.
By order of the Hxccutlvo Commlttco.
John 11. Hauoh, M.H., Secretary.
. flwetdl DliMKh Co The Chicago TYliun*.
OTATK lIOAItD 01* IlßAhTtt, Hl'lUNnflEf.D,
■srch 15.—Owing to tho fact that there arc now
«ve fxilutfl In this Stnto ■ from whore small-pox
“»y be disseminated. In addition to its general
prevalence In other Htatcs, tlio State Hoard of
|>cidth deems It lu duty to warn tho people that
prompt und decisive action must bo taken to
prevent Ha spread. Tho history of tbo recent
“uthreak In Pultun County la a practical Ulus
«Uoa of what cun bo dono lu the way of ino
‘•mien. All tho deaths that occurred at Cuba
■rro among Individuals who bad never been
•sccluated. In otnera who wore exposed and
Promptly vaccinated the vaccine disease and
mo variolous disease ran their course together
fatal conseoiicnccA nr serious sickness,
■>hlo aoinu who had been previously vaccinated
•uttered only front mild varioloid, tbo (creator
“umber escaping.
>n this connection tho Hoard would remind tbo <
«*eaicftt profession that, in case a doubt exists
.y'u revard to ulaKitusls, It Is tbolr duty to
‘“.row (uu doubt In favor of precaution. This
*•'* bo appreciated when it la stated that the
®ru cases in Fulton and Hike Counties were
Jjhlcn c h(ckcn-juu\ Tho Hoard fully recognizes
ullHeiilty In sumo cases In the early staves of
wo disease to positively decide, but at this time
1L ~u fo l ‘> treat all suspicions us If they were
' 411 *****
-All should bo vaccinated or rovgeclnatnd.
tA-aponslidlity rents upon Bchool Hoards
“d local Hoards of Health. None should bo
fmared to attend school who had not recently
£ or » vaccinated. Tho proprietors of niutiu-
establishments and railway managers
«a<>ufd insist upon thu same precaution being
‘••ea with their employes.
U Hoard of Health will codporuto with
pMt Hoards to the full extent of Its powers.
un>col>t uliiinv InbtrucUuns for thu man*
£«rmcntof thu disease will be sent tqouyud
upon application to tho tiooretury.
. GALENA, ILL.
I>i#patc* to Tin Chicago Trtbun*.
Oslbxa, in., March 15.—George Curllo, Dora
rustle candidate, was elected Mayor of this city
to succeed tbu late Darius lianklus. ills
“njorliy was IDO.
jbtown'* Ilruncblal Troches will instantly ro»
*>>9 4 tough, a cold, ur bout suuess. tb oeuU,
BUSINESS.
Stocks Open Strong and Close
Weak.
-UnCnvornblo Unports About DII
I'oront Stocks,
Chicago Finances Quiet—A Moderate
Currency Movement.
Tho Produce Markets Generally Strong, After
a Rather Tamo Opening.
Grain More Active—Provisions Bess
Freely Offered.
FINANCIAL.
Blocks at tho opening of business wore quiet,
but strong. Later In tho day transactions bo*
enmo larger, and a downward tendency In quo
tations was evident. Western Union was put
down ivi on a report that an Injunction had been
Issued against tho payment of tho dividend.
Lackawanna was depressed by tho statement
that there would bo no Increase of dividend, nnd
the other coal stocks sympathized with It.
Gould atone tlrao was said to bo buying Jersey
Contra!, for which ho hasonnpparenllr Insatiable
appetite, and at another to bo selling tho whole
list. Michigan Central was posted us curtain to
make a bad statement for tho quarter. Money
was more active, but thoro was nothing like
stringency. .lust at tho closo them was a slight
rally, caused by the covering of tho shorts, but
tho market closed weak. In {Chicago business
was very dull, almost no one buying and very
few selling short.
Chesapeake & Ohio was noilconblo lor n re
actionary movement which took away tho gain
of tho day before.
New Vork bears declare (hat tho reports Just
mado by Union Pacific nnd Western Union wuro
cooked up to roako a good showing. Tho enro
fill Financial Chronicle says about Wcstoru
Union:
' Western Union Telegraph stock has sold ex
divldcnd. and tlio Company has declared uqunr
torly cash dividend of 14 percent; the largo In*
cornu In this quarter against tho small Income
in tho most favorable months of October, No
vember, and December Is calculated to excite
Botna comment, In view of tho operations which
were going on In tho Company’s stock at tho
dates when thoso quarterly reports were re
spectively issued.
The Orop/tto of Thursday bad tho following
cdltorlah ,
Tho Graphic was tho first newspaper In tho
country to point out tho signs of returning
prosperity, and to advlso Its renders to not upon
tho belief that values wero certain to Increase,
and that money was to bo made by Judicious
purchases. Tho result has proved tho absolute
correctness of our prognostications, and wo
bavo tho satisfaction of knowing that thousands
of our readers have profited by. thorn. Wo
nro still In tbo full Hood nf prosperity, and wo
do not anticipate any sudden or general ebb of
tbo tide, liut tho present moment Is an excel
lent time to bo prudent. Homo securities nro
to-day selling at prices that nro 100 high,—lt
might bo said absurdly high. Others are held at
what is probably a sound and reasonable valua
tion. Others nro still too low, but It Is safe to
say that they will not long remain so. Much of
tho great advance which wo have recently expe
rienced is duo to foreign buying. This may con
tinue or It may suddenly stop. There are at this
moment ?7.0iK).000 or foreign gold on board ships
coming from Liverpool to New York, and due
hero in a few days. Dut tho advance In stocks
since Friday Inst is largo enough to swallow up
$100,000,000. Lot no one bo alarmed; every one
who bus bought wisely and paid for bis pur
chases Is safe enough. Dut speculation has per
haps reached Us highest limit, for tho present nt
least. It would not bo n bad thing if our friends
should now* taka a rest and count their money.
On Saturday unlisted securities, bid and asked
prices, were: Edison Electric Light Company
stock, lift) to 1700; Edison Oro Milling Company
stock, 00 to 80; United States Electric Light Com
pany stock, 200 to 800; tbo finish Electric Light
Company of New York stock, 100 to 150; tho Ful
ler Electrical Light Company now stock, 110 to-10;
International Hallway Construction Company
stock, S 3 premium to 30 premium; American
Hallway Construction Company, 03 premium to
75 premium; Inter-State Hallway Construction
Company, S 5 premium to3opremium; Hoeboster
& State Lino flrst mortgago certificates, 85 to 00;
Dos Moines & Ft, Dodge preferred stock,3o t 042;
Dcs Moines & Ft. Dodgo common stock, 10 to SO;
American Cablo Company subscriptions, 16 prem
ium to 25 premium: Atlantic,Mississippi &Ohio
stock, 10 to 10; Now York Loan & Improve
ment Company stock, 100 to 103; Brooklyn Ele
vated Railroad flrst mortgage, 47 to 53; Central
Now Jersey Land Ss Improvement Company, S 3
to 35; North Ulvor Construction Company of O.
Si W. Railroad rights,Hi premium to 3 premium.
Tho Financial Chronicle,booking nt tbo wbula
situation, is not surprised to And, beneath tho
Influences which daily gossip affords, an under
tone of groat strength. There would havo been
n decided reaction In prices tho past week wero
It not for this fact But with money offering
freely, as It has boon, oven during tbo present
stringency, on city real ostato, at 8 per cent for
a term of years, stocks permanently payings
per cent nro worth 160. Furthermore, this
plethora of loanable funds receives new acces
sions from Europe every tlmo our money mar
ket grows a llttlo stringent. Suppose to this,
then, wo add earnings on our railroads, which
give promise of oven higher dividends, and one
readily sees why tho ott-prcdlotod panic is not
realized.
Tbo outflow of money for April settlements,
according to the Now York IVtounc, is tbo only
onusoof probublo depletion of reserves in tho
stock market. From March 13,1880, to April 3,
tbo Now York banks lost $4,258,000 in gold, and
$804,000 la currency. Into tho channels of cir
culation throughout tbo country bavn been
poured, during tbo past year, not loss than
$50,000,000 gold, $7,600,000 silver, and $63,400,000
paper currency; in ail nearly $103,000,000. It
docs not seem probable, therefore, that tbo de
mand to supply any temporary want In tho In
terior will bo as groat as It was one year ago.
But, to provide against a possible outgo of
$5,000,000, tho banks bavo $1,000,000 in gold from
abroad already boro, $3,000,000 more on tbo way,
to bo received within a week, and tbo assurance
that the Treasury will take $6,000,000 or $10,000.*
000 moro of bonds wbouevur occasion may urlso.
Tbo following shows tbo range of lluctuatious
fortbo day:
Oom*
on/.
Stock*.
niW
i;w«
iiffl
■i
llip
Chl., liar. * Quincy
Illinois Contra)
Cblciutu X Alton
Now York Contrat.*
MlchUmn Control
Louisville x Nashville....
Wostoru Union
American union.
PacitJuMall
Philadelphia A ueiwllnv...
Chesapeake A Ohio
Do preferred
Cleveland X Columbus....
C..C. At. C... 1...
Hannibal A til. Jo
lio preferred
Missouri. Kansas A Texas,
ciilcaao X Nortliwcatern..
Krlo
lie preferred
Erie, second uorumuo
l,nkoahoro.,.
Wabash, tit. L A Poo
Do proforma
Union I’aclUc..
Conlral Paulite
Northern Pacific.
DO preferred................
Chltimo, MU. X tiu Paul...
New Jersey Central.,
Delaware,(.auk. X Wesu..
Dolownro X Hudson
Ohio X Mississippi
J)o pruiuirud
cm., Hu PatilAOrouba...
Do pruturrud
Iron Mountain..,..
ciUumii, U. 1. A 1’....
Canada tiuuthurn
Imku Krlo A Western
Manhattan K10vat0d......
New York Kluvnted
MelroiiolUan Kleraled....
Mel. hlovuied bonds
Mobile X Ohio
Ontario X Western
Nashville X Chaiunoona.
C.. tit. L. X N. O
tit. I- X tisn bran
Do ptuforrud
Denver x Ulo (Irundo....
Puoiia. U. A K
Ohio Central
Indiana, lllouio. X Wusl..
Terre Haute
Du preferred
Houston X Texas
•Western Union. now aloekf-Openod, tiOi bltfhcet, #J(
loirost, Wj cliwod, M.
tU*. quarterly dividend of 1W par cent, payable
dlridond of 3 pop cent, payable April
Government bond* were strung. In Chicago,
tbu District of Columbia U.Ws wero ICciU bid mid
HXU4 asked; tbo 4s were HO‘4 and 1I3K; tbo
4H*. Ul'4 and 111 K: tbo 6s. NIK and 101 H;
mid tbo os, luili and lutK. Tbu advance In
tbo ss, fur wbleb, principal and Interest, tbo
Uuvernmant will pair but 101*4 on May 1, Indi
cates a calculation In Wall sttootthat tbo Qov
ormnoot uro not likely to take them up.
foreign exebuogo closed wltb a stronger
HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1(1, 1881—TEN PAGES,
feeling. Hlorllng posted rules, WWAW.i, For
slxly-dnycommcrelal bills for prompt delivery,
477401178. For throe weeks' delivery. 47ivai7(»‘4.
tilxty*day commercial bills, prompt, delivery on
Havre, Ilordomix. Wi»f. Slxty-dny
commercial bins on Antwerp, dollvernble
prompt, were ftCP.tftm Hankers' bills onGer
rnntty were 01 lor sixty rluvs nnd OI‘S lor
demand: ninety-day prompt commercial bills,
WA'SW. Slxly-day commercial, delivered
prompt, W!isiiri74{ same, delivered In three
weeks, UIH'SKPA. Hankers* (rnlldent on Ilnllnnd
were for sixty days ami IMS for demand:
sixty-day commercial was W’iCVSi h-W. Ship*
per*' exchange on Now Vork was 000 discount.
The value (flM»K),ll«) of the Importa of mer
chandise at tho Port of Now York for the week
ended March 13 Is (71.VH1 loss than thu value for
tho preceding week, and (;W),73.'» Icm than for
the enmu week of IHKO. Thu exports ot mor*
chandlso from Now Vork, valued at (8,P21,3;i7,
for tho week ended Tuesday, March H, are (;i!Kt,-
013 more than for tho preceding weak, ami
81,M5.:mi more than for tho corresponding week
of 1880. Tho total movement of merchandise
at tho port from .lan. 1 to tho dates named,
compared with the same time of 1880. shows
an Increase of (11,180.517 In tho tho value of tho
exports, and a decrease of (15,111(1,311 in
tho vulno of tho Imports. Tho Imports of
spcelo last week amounted to (1.008,070,
malting a total of .«(J,8.V»,370 since .lan. I.
against 13,IKt.liW to tho snmo unto in 1380. The
exports of specie to date this year amount to
(3.118,001 against (3,(107,1(1) for tho same time
last year. These changes show a comparative
difference of (31,G.VJ.(J31 In favor of Now Vork on
tho foreign movement#, other than of securities,
since dim, I.
Chicago bank clearings wore (11,000,000. Bus
iness was quiet. Loans are In moderate demand
ntr/d.7 per cent. Country orders for currency
not large. Now Vork exchange sold ot U.VtJ.'Wc
per (1,000 discount.
On the Chicago Stock Hoard tho follawlngquo*
tntlons were mado:
I.OCA I. AMI ItAIMVA V BTOCKfI.
North Chlcaeo City It. It. Co,
Wont Division City It. It. (;u.,
CliicrtKo city IlnllwryCo
Clmmbdrof Commence
Traders’ Insuraneu Company IJd ~,,
Imcr-Stnto Industrial Dxnoslllon 4) 45
I.tICAI. AMI OUVKUNJIUNT KlimilTlKß.
United Stales 4s MR ....ICIM Hat*
United Staton 445. |*<t| lIIU
United Stales ta, I*o tm
United Staten li,«. IbSI
Dlsinct or Columbia a.iiVt, Itrii tiu lid
Cblcnito Water bonds. I'*.*} II?
ChlcoKii Water bonds. In, I*'.’.
Chlcuao Water bonds, th. Isd |74
Cnicnxo Water bonds 7s. t(W> ~IZI!(
ClilcauoClly bonds"*, *44 10?
Chicago City bonds "s. m 1,,.,...... till
Chicago City bonds 7s, *<7 .....lUb?
Chicago City bonds. 7«, JirVj .....
Chicago city bonds 7>. HOJ 117 .....
Chicago City bonds *«. fJi .....noj*
Chlciuto City bonds 7s. *«; 171
Chicago City bunds. Ts IWII 174
Chicago City bonds. 7s, ISO ltt!( .....
Chicago City bomls *s, H>l 1704
Chicago City bonds. 7*. br.H I77‘t
Chicago City bonds, 7«. lt»«* 147 H
Chicago City bunds, 4's*, I'AU ' IJ7J4
Chicago City bonds, Is Iftl
Cook County 7s. ism KMj
Cook County 7a. lift)...,
Cook County 7a, WO IbAi
Cook County *s, law PIW 174
Cook County 6s ISVJ., lU7}< .....
Cook Comnv 4!|s. llw. IK7>(
Won Chicago 6s. 1«U. Iliai
l.tneoln Park 7s. IMO tlNtf imU
West Park 7a.-WU 11l ...7.
bomb Park ds tin
Booth Park 7b lusK
Chicago, M. A St I*. It. It. Ta. 1. A 1). ox iIKM
Chicago, M. A Ht. I*. It It 7i>, HnM. A link IliU
Chicago. M. A St. IMUt f*, Chic. A l»nc UK*?
Chicago, M. A St I’. It. H. (H, South’d Mln.tltt lilt
Chicago, 61. A Ht I*, it K. (In. Huh. I>lv KKW
Chicago, M. A Ht It It. It. fa. Mineral l*t
Chicago A Nnrthwonturti On, sinking fund.HlT 111 •
Chicago. It AO.It It 4n, li'l'J l'|}< 104
Chicago. It A Q. It, 11. fis, HUM nr,
Chicago, It A (}. It It. 4a, It AM. In Neb.. bSlft HO
Jacksonville A Souihciwturn tin jat
Wabnih, Ht L. A IMutnior.fa, Ch1.111v... W U'i4
North Chicago city Hallway ila 1114 U.'ml
Went Division Cllv It It. m mi jut
West Division Cllr Hallway 7* 11W
BY TELEfIUAI’II.
KKW VOUK.
• Sptelal DUpnUh to The Chicago Tritunf.
New Yoiik, March 15.—Tlio share speculation
was somewhat moro active to-day than yestor
day, and tho business shows n slight increase in
volume. Tho market opened ?i(&l higher than
the closing quotations of yesterday, nnd In tlio
early dealings a further advance of 5$CMj was
recorded. At tho llrst Hoard prices took n
downward turn, hut toward noon n sllKhtly
llrtncr tone prevailed, and a fractional recovery
ensued. During the afternoon the speculation
became quite feverish, nnd In the Into dealings
n heavy pressure to sell was developed, which
resulted lu a decline ranging from >,s to 45s from
tho highest point of the’ morning,—tho lat
ter In Western Union. Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western, Now Jersey Central,
Heading, Illinois Central, Indiana, Bloomington
& Western, Iron Mountain, Texas Pacific, Bt.
Paul, Paclllo Mail, and Union Pacific were also
prominent In tho downward movement. In tho
ilnal sales somashares recovered u fraction, but
tho market closed generally unsettled and lu
most instances at tho lowest figures touched.
Tho monetary situation continues unchanged,
capital being in good supply nt low rates of in
terest. Call loans on pledge of acceptable stock
collateral were clfcctod mostly at ft per cent,
but there wore some transactions nto per cent,
while nt tho close there were largo offerings nt 4
per cent. Qovornmcnt-bond dealers found
ready accommodation nt 4®ft. Time loans and
prime discounts nrn unchanged.
Tho sterling exchange market opened linn nt
an advance in tho nominal asking quotations of
ss, to 481 for 00-day bills and 48ft!$ for demand,
which was followed inter by another advance to
4815$ and 481 respectively. At these rates con
siderable sterling was bought. Lower figures
were offered, and any further 'advance was
checked tor tho moment. Tho business was not
so active to*dny .os yesterday. Tho market
scomscontont with tho advances already made.
llnllroad mortgages wero lu limited demand
and wore generally weak and lower. Boston,
Hartford & Erie firsts declined from fttu* to ftii;
Chesapeake'& Ohio Us, class B, from fill to R 25»;
Erie consolidated seconds from 100 to VJ5$; Kan
sas Pacific consols from 10514 to .10ft‘4;
do Units (I. Si D.) from 112 to 1115$;
Morris & Essex firsts from IJV»SS to
136; Northwestern gold coupons from 12ft to
124; New York Central Units from 1325$ to 132;
New Jersey Central adjustments from 110!$ to
HO; and Texas Paolllo land-grant Incomes
from Bft to 8455. Columbus, Chicago Si Indiana
Central firsts advanced from 1105$ to 112; do
.supplementary firsts from I(XBSS to 100; Cairo &
Fulton firsts from 1005$ to 110; Delaware
Sc Hudson firsts (Poimsylvnnlu Division
coupons) from 122 to 124; Interna
tional Sc Great Northern second Incomes from 01
to 0154; Indiana, Bloomington & Western firsts
from 875$ tout); do seconds from T 9 to 81; Lako
Hhuro& Michigan {Southern sinking-funds from
110 to 11154: Lehigh Sc Wllkesbarro consols as
sented front IDO to IK); Ohio Central Incomes
from 01 to 0455; St. Louis & San Francisco sec
onds, class B, from to 87; do do, olassC,
from Bft to 80s and Union Pacino firsts from 1145$
to 141f.*
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Io the irntrm Atsoetattd Pnte.
Nkw Youk, .March JB,—Oovcrnments steady
fords and 445, ?* higher for 6s. unu !i lower for
Hallroads bonds wore In moderate demand.
Htato securities wuro dull.
The stock market opened strong and 401
higher, and In curly dealings advanced 40J*,
but subsequently became weak, and price# re
corded u dodlne. Toward noon a fractional ro
covury took place, but during tlio uficrnuou llio
market became feverish and unsettled, the gen
eral tendenoy being la tho direction oflowor
prices. In lute deulings speculation became
much depressed, and a declino ranging from H
to 44 from the highest point of the day was re
corded, the latter Western ITnlon. Coal stocks,
Iron Mountain, Indianapolis, lllomningtmi &
Western, Illinois Central, and Texas X’nclllu
were also prominent in tho downward move
ment. In llnal sales some shares recovered u
fraction, but tho general market closed unset
tied.
Transnotions, 1115,00) si
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t'i>rtti*o»lorn. #,u»
ibtirca:
hNsshvlllo AiC’hsl »WU»
I New Joisuy Central..;'l.uu)
i Nuw Vork Central.... 4.iu)
I Northern I'oclilo.,, .. f.'DI
i Ohio A Mississippi... u,uuu
I tJninrjo A Western..• I,'UI
i Ulito CuiKral 71.1U1
: i’auiuu Mall w.tai
tiemiing... tr.uu
•i. UaiiT. aunt
'i. I’aul A Omaha :l.nu
rents I’uelilu 7.(10
.limm I‘uulltu IU.IUI
.Vabash pselllo. liytM
■Veslwjrn Union.. ill.(U>
tuiro Tunnel liwuu
at 4ft6, closing at 4.
tyifliys, strong at 460)4;
Monuy market eu*>‘
I’rltno ruoruumUu pupup,
Btorltnjr oxohamro, sixt
doiuaml 4&Ht< _
I'roduvu uxports for the work, fS,tt2S,OOO.
UUVKIINUUKTt.
.IU--y Nuw-U my
iato ~wj
IIU^UK
lint
New 45..,,...
Newt^s.,.,.
l/imsisns.. ui ViralnU, deferred....lli
Missouri.; i\ I*. bunds. lUU
Hu Jus !o;2 u. Kants iw«
Tennessee, old Mi U. P. luiid-ur50t......,!!)
Tennessee, new....... 60 U. I*. Htuklnk Fuud...i*J
Vlrutuls. eld ! 53 U-blab * W 7. j.M*
Vintiniu, n0w.......... Vi o.,ti 11. c. Urns. iu
Vualais* consols 115 krto second* WU
Hock Inland 1:4
I’litiniim 212
ForlWnyne |;CO<
('loro. A
Illinois Onlrnl );u
c„ H. a q im
nitrate* ft Alum hull
ho preferred 11l
Moor Vork Central 11.1
llnrlmn 110
l.nko Whore ....IVtAI
rim. southern ;i*M
Mi. hli/iui (on |IIh
Ini nfoforro’ii■*£[
Northwestern irA*
ho nrolorru'l jail*
fM. Paul lllM
Ht. I'mil preferred in 4
HI. I'nnl ftomuhn i.lli
ho Preferred Kllw
l»ol., la. A W i»>ti
.Morris ft Kssex 121
iii'lawarn ft Hudson..ll2
Nnw.lcraoy Central.
itormlKir im*
Olini .V .Mississippi 4-I'4l
ho preferred nil'*,
Chesapeake.* 0hi0... ill?*
Mobile A Ohio %\
Clove. ftCoimnhus....
i. r. ft I. r. 2.>
Ohio rontrnl :iiU
j. Brio >i Western, bill
Peoria. 11. A K ».»
onliirlo ft Wcfiorn.... :«J4
u..c. n. ft.s ri
nOSTON.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
Hobton, March I.l.—Tho etook market today
win (jiiict, with hut few features of special in*
(mint, In railroad shares. Atchison opened at
IW. nn advance of and Bold up to I3'.ix<ft|ißi*f;
Chicago. Ilnrlliigton ft Quincy advanced from
1(11*4 to 10,1, closing at ICIHtJ Handnsky advanced
from 3814 to3U?j, hut In tho afternoon receded to
!W4; I’ullumti advanced from i:w to HU; Ugdons*
burg opened nt 15 nod said up to 45*4. hut In tho
afternoon fell nlf to 43; rcorln, Wabash ft
Hloomlngton ndvuneod j(. to 78; Louisiana ft
Missouri Hivcr I, to no; Worcester ft Nashua M,
to 03: Chicago ft West Sllcblgun 14, toll; Uoslon
ft, Hrovldcnce 1, to 157; I.ltllu Hock
•(.. to Onif s Union Pacific »», to
133J4; lloston A Albany 1, tn Kill; Kurt Hcott 3.
to h:3: Humtnit llruncb was !* lower, at WH;
Now York ft New Hugland declined ‘4. to .17 J*;
Film ?,{. lolW'j: do preferred3'i, toryi; Moston
ft Howell ?.(, to 101; Toledo, Dayton ft Hurling*
ton sold uptoHDf: blocks. Monum No.U,nUk»;
Mcxluim Central. No. nt IffPt.
In bonds. Toledo. Dayton ft DurllniDon In*
come hoitds siiidnt4.'J*4; Ilartfonl ft Ki lo 7s de
clined it, lt»rh?4; New Sorkft New Howland 7s
ndVHiieed to Now Mexico 7s advanced
?i, to IHU,'; Kastcrn declined ’i, JO}**; Massa*
ebusetts Central lis sold nt
inland stocks, Wntcr*l*awur declined *4. to
11',4J other sales at previous rates. Hell Tele*
phone advanced 14, to 04Jf, and closed at Ul bid,
TO asked,
2b Me trVitern Auodatol Prcet.
tun. Atkot.
Hostov, March 15.—Htaoks closed ns follows:
Water-Power 11(,'hla. llur. AQ 15144
liusion i.und 11 Cln.. tian. AClore 2*4
Itmioii l.una«frnnl'f..l'hi Kiunorn Ibtllnmd
Horten, 11, ft K. 7» ft)Vi Flint ft I*. Marquatln.. a.7Vi
K. lUt. 4(»a 4>i I.lttlo It. ft Ft. rtiDllh.. li.
N. V. ft N. K. 7s imi N. V. ft N. B 61?4
Alehlsnn ft TeiHika It. km (). ft f. euiimnili.... 42
Hosten ft Allmny hW O'd Colony. lA)
IJustonft Mjlno lit)
, FimumK.
laOXho.v* March 15—Consols, TOlf; account,
American securities—Now Cs, 101; 4145, 1J414;
4s. 117.
Hiillrond soeurillcs—lllinois Central, 141;
Pennsylvania Central, 08*4; New York Central,
1W; Krlc, 50; do seconds; lUt; Heading, 01.
Amount of bullion roiio in. iMP.ono.
I’auis, March 15.—Homes, tot 3714 c.
I MIW Olllal'AKS.
Nkw OniaEANS, March 15.—Might exchange on
Now York, pur; sterling, 470J4.
MINING
Bptelal IHipaUS to 1
llostov, March Hi,— ln
& Ilccla advanced from i
at tbo close; Powaldo ml
wick antimony ii',4, to 21;
more Sprints iMu. to l*f:
>4.to 12»(; .Silver Ifllot f,
4!i; Allouc?. ‘i. tu:n>4: ;
>4, loi£i»4. outers ha oci
llohton, March Hi.—Sl
follows:
Alltmoe ‘tH
fututiiul* tl 3M '
(*utnl|in
l.’opjHir FfUK I'.^
lluncnnlsUvor 4
HAN kua:
Ban KuA.NCiHCo.fnl.. M
tlio closing (juointlons or
A1p1m.... *JHi
Aim..., IV
llorluol Ml)
UolchlT I
IlfKl.V lleldiur.
Itodlu II
UiiUtuli
UuhTor. { 2
L'nllfiirnln
Clmllur m
Co>ii>iiU<tiitui| Virginia I*2
Crown I’olnt Iw
Fimil.a C0n...,....,,,. 23W
exchequer
(■mild A Curry tm
Oruml I’rlcu UMtl
Unto A Norcross 5U
Manhattan I
Navajo declares n dlvli
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were filed forroo
ord Tuesday, March JS:
cm* ruoi'Etrrv.
Wooator nr. 24 ft a of Fromutil at. n f, tMx!ls ft,
dated March 14 iU. and 51. A. Cnstolimm to
W.H. FrDbla) I 2,300
Weal Ilurrlnon at. u of (‘nlllornln nr, a f. MxI.VJ
It. rtnu'il .March 15 (.lului W. Topo to it. 8.
ITitclinll . 1,100
tMsul at. 75 ft w of North Franklin, n f, 25x121) ft,
Unproved, dntud March 14 (.Mary Murphy to
Frederick (fork) 2,500
Jay at. n of mid near Wchater nr, w f, 150x141
It, dated March 11 (Thumns Hronnan to Isnuu
U. I'cdrlc'k) 1,075
Arch at, 114 ft a of Archer nv. w r, 25xKUft,
limed March II (11. (I. Foreman to Junius
Holton) 1.200
Koooiith at, 75 ft o of Hanover, n f. 25x125 ft,
dmed slurt-h It (William Funlmore to Nlciio
lun Kochs).. 750
Winter at. l2.maof Tironlj-elulith.o f. 25x111
ft, dated .March 15 (Albert CrnnuloW.J,
Htrook) UU
Mlchtimn nv. 27d ft» of llnrmoa court, uf. 2t>*
lit ft. dated March 15 (ctarnii F. Nuremaato
Addlmin Hilliard) 19,000
Tweiilyidxtlt at. a w corof Murray, n f. 25x104
ft. Improved, dutod March It (Charlca Hoc
mayor to boidila Hands) 3,450
Wtirron nv. SWft o of California av, n f, ()izl2J
ft, dated Jmt, it (.lolm 11. I'lku to J. F. l.uw
reiieci 7CO
Fremont at, hit ft n of (*luj', w f, 21x145 ft. tm«
proved, dated Feb. 12 (W. and sl.Btclnbrucli*
cr to.lndus C. Iloppo).., 3,100
Folton at, n w corof Cusalu a f, 2.5x1211 ft. dated
Full. 21 (Murk Howard to John It. Dnliii 2,200
Thro.ip at, id ft nof Nlncteeiitli, uf, 21x125 ft,
dated Aug. 5, ISO (John 8. stowurt to Anton
llolpnth) 100
Throup at. 12u ft n of Nineteenth, u f, 41x125 ft,
dated May 4, IHiU (Hnino to suitie) 1,800
Artealim uv. iiH ft n of Hull hard at, o f, 4-Hxl2DV*
ft, dated Feb. 17 (State
F. A. Wuruto) 000
Weal WiißhUuttun at, ill ft w of Dosptalnoi, a f,
laixl.M ft. Improved, dutod Much It) (Anna 51.
Toaltncr to William Painter) 4,U)0
Hurling at, 245 ft • of Webster nv, 0 f, 22x70 It,
dutod March It (Dennis llymi to T. I.enliyi... 600
West Krlo at. 29 ft w of Noble, n f, 25x125 ft,
dated March 15 (M. J. and W. I.lslur to H.
Ullzenin) 1,000
West Krlo si. a w cor of Noldti, n f, 2)1x125 ft,
dated March 15 (sumo to Clcules IJuiunUitlil] 1,050
West Nlnoteontll at, IUI ft w of Montan, n f,
25x1112 ft. Improved, dated March 12 (51. and J.
Ilunmnikor to John i.uctiidn 3,175
Crosby at. n w cor of Haines, n f. 25x125 ft,
dated March 2 (Kstate of W. 51. Hulstud to
Kllun 51'K)urn) 2,(XU
North s!arket aUUltl ft a of .North av, w f, 2.5*
lid ft, dated Slurch 15 i.M. Huberbusch to F.
lleliioonti 700
South Dearborn at. liU It s of Thlrty*di|htli, w
f. 2.1Z11U ft, dated March M (J. Puplk to
(loorgo Leonard) (TO
North l.n Sulla it, near Carl, w f, iS'xbid ft,
dated March 2 (I. and A. A. Cudellto Otto
Wllkuns) 3.5Z5
Wnrron av. tu*! ft o of l.onvttt at. n f, 4Hxlt4 ft,
dated slarrh 14 (Milo Porter to It. 11. Jordan) <I,OOO
Wldtlna at. M) ft ivof North Market, a f, 6ox
115) ft, dated 51<irch 15(F.und F. J. UngUali to
JoUnF. Wiil.li) I.HOO
SOUTH OX CITV I.IMtTS WITHIN' A IIAIIIUS Ol* SBVBS
MiI.EH ur TUM COl'llT-lIOUBK.
Oreon Hay road, a u cor of Addison at. w f,
l.uta 1 mid 2, dated Nov. 22, lt*J (L. 11. Whlt
imt to .loon J. mil) I 1,000
North PtiulHm st. bll ft n of (’lrtMiiirn nv, w f, 42
x 125 fu dated Mnruli 12 (C. W. Fullerton to
Charles Peters) 450
Uncoln av,2bde fta uof Dunning bl a w t.25x *
122 ft, dated March 14 (laiwrutuu Proudfoot
to Una Troendloi...., 3,700
Clybuuninv.nwor FulleiTon.s wf,2sx|,id ft,
diited .March » (C. 55'. Fullerton to slury
Mi11er).....T. .. . »50
MOUTH uy CIYVI.tMITS WITHIN A lUtUUMUy SKVXS
Mli.ua oy tiiu eouirMiouss.
stadlaonnv. n u corof Flftloth st. w f, mixlMl
It, dated ilureli b (Tho Pawtucket InslUuHun
to A. F. Kwlug) I 7,000
Mudtson av, same lot ns übo>e.dated March 14
lA. T. and K. 11. Kwlng to Clmrlua Moigmi).. 7/00
Cimmpliilnuv.'JiUtts of Fonysuooiid at. w f,
fiOxl.d It. dated Feb. 11l (John A. sloL«mnunlu
harsh Bhnw).,,. 3,000
F(irty-soveiuii»t,oiif Wiiudluirn ar, ■ f, JiAfx
I.Vtl tt, dated Jun, 13 (James (I. hollow to sHio
U. Kellogg) 4,000
GOMMFatCIAIi.
Tlio following vvoro ttat? receipts and shipments
of the lending urtfcloa of luxuluco In this city
during the livunty«(uur horns undlug at 7 o'clock
Tuesday morning unit fur Iho corrosjHdiUlug
timu uyenr iigos
AUTinra.
Klour. hrla
Wheat, bu.......
fem.bu
Oats, bn..,,
liyo, bu
Hurley, bu
tlrass seed, as
Flaxseed, B>»
Itroem-corn, a 5......
Cured meats, lbs
pec f« lea
{leaf, bris...,
I’urk, bris.....
Lard, as
Tullow, as
Huitur, as
pressed hoys. N 0..,,
Live bugs, N 0,,.... .
tunic. No
Hhcois No
Hides, as
Illghwlues. bris
Wool. as..
I'otaiucs, bu
Coal. tons...
lluy, ions... «...
I.uuibcr, m ft «...
Klungles,
bait, bris....
Withdrawn from stern during Monday for c»ty
consumption: 507 bu c0rn,854 bu rye, 8,499 bu
barley.
Tbo following grain was Inspected Into store
In this oily yesterday morning: 2 cars win
ter wheat, (59 cars No. 2 spring, 19 cars No. 4 do.
Hears rejected, 1 car no grade (101 wheat): 2
ears No. 2corn, 15 cars high-mixed, 118 ears re
jected, 010. (Ill) corn): 27 ears white oats, Id cars
No. 2 mixed, 12 cars rejected, 1 car no grade <SO
oatsj: 1 car No. 8 rye; 7 cars barley. Total. 298
cars, or 140,0)9 bu. Inspected nut: 17.811 bu
wheat, 10,4f1l bu corn, 10,71.1 bu oats. 0,199 bu rye,
0,259 Im barley.
A largo proportion of the grain received yes
terday was from the Onleim Division of tbo
Northwestern Hall road. That Mnn Is understood
to bo tree from blockade at last, and tho pent
up How of cereals may for some tlmo to como
given volume of receipts exceeding tho aver
age.
Alton A Tcrro Knglfl. 41
Alton AT. 11. Jifd 147
With.. Hi. 1., ft Pnellle. 4VU
ilo preferred H7li
Hannibal ft Ht-Juo... bin
|)o preferred .....11(4)2
Iron .Mountain r,»
Ml. U ft Han Franelsco 44'4
ho preferred (11.4
ho Drn preferred HI
C.. HI. la. ft N.o 70
Kansas ft Texas 41U
nlon Pacino stock... Half
Central Pmddc *“i
[Northern Pneitle *-H
Iho preferred 7:l
Immsvillo ft Nashville ld?4
iNnshr. A Chaltanooiin hi
I*. N. A. ft r 72
Houston ft Texan *>'M
'h.ftlt. O Jin
1 Western Union 112V4
AllanlleA Pnclllc 4<>U
I Pacino Mull fi*!4
'Adams..... l:m
Farm* IIS
lAmortenn 104
.United mates Kxpross M
Quicksilver 1.1
ho preferred UD4
(.'nrlhott 2
Central Arliona 4}|
IKmentaku 21
Htutdnnl. 1
Kxcolnlor. K'li
Ontario.. <WH
The lending produce markets worn active yes
terday, and stringer. At tho outset they were
tamo, possibly because nf liner weather here,
but they turned up and soon became qulto
strong. It was reported to bo snowing furiously
a few miles cast of Omaha, and another storm
was apprehended boro. This strengthened grain,
while provisions wore buoyed up by a further
advance on lard in Liverpool and bogs here,
with tho fact that there was very little
stuff on salo except by parties already
deep on the short side of tho deal.
Mess pork closed 19&12(4o higher, at (15.97(4(3
15.70 for April and f 15. H&& 15.874 for May. Lard.
closed 15c higher, at (10.75(319.77!4 for April and
SI9.B7(4®KMK) fur May. Short ribs closed 2(40
higher, at (7.97(5<38.09 for May.- Wheat closed
(4*&So higher, at |LOO.V3>I.UO(|{ for April and
(1.057i(fJ1.0(J for May. Corn closed («&!*c higher,
nt 88J*o bid for April and 42V4c bid for May. Oats
dosed stronger, ot 81>4f&8lSc for gilt-edged,
29?t(&29(40 for April, 88S&810 for May. Wity
383Uc for Juno, ilyo closed firm nt (1.00 nom
inally for gilt-edged, 98c for regular, «7Jio seller
April, and (1.00(4 seller May. Harley closed
steady, at nominally (1.05 for No. 2, Me for No.
8, and SOc for No. 4, with April Nn. 2 nt (1.09. mid
No. Batßso same month. Hogs were stronger,
nt $5.0035.95 for light and at $5.6006.76 fur
heavy. C'attlo wore 10c higher, with sales at
(2.1tV35.50.
Tho dry-goods trade displayed morn nnlma
tion than heretofore since the close nr winter.
The pleasant weather of the post few days bus
called out a demand for spring goods, and yes
terday's sales reached a quite Imposing aggre
gate. Prices ruled about steady. In the hoot
and shoe trade there was continued quiet. There
was a diminished Inquiry for rubber good#. but
the limited stock on hand prevents any soften*
log of prices. Clothing was In hotter request. In
the grocer)’ market nothing new was developed.
There was a good demand and a pretty linn set
of prices, sugars, entrees, una ibo liner grades of
teas showing special strength, .lubltorsof dried
fruits report an improving demand, with prices
ruling firm. A good demand for cured Hsh ex
ists, and both lake and suit water descriptions
aro linn, in the butter and cheese markets
there were no Important changes. Coul and pig
iron were quoted ns before. Oils were more
active at unchanged prices.
Trade In broom-corn continues brisk at steady
rates. Crease and tallow remain moderately
active at quotations. Green fruits of all kinds
are active in a local way, but little is done in
the shipping line. Hay declined about Moon
oil grades, owing to the heavy receipts. Hides
are weak and inactive from the same cause.
Hops are unchanged. There is an active trade
in metals and tinners' stock, and prices rule
steady. Tho wool market Is slow, reports from
the East indicating u decline within tho past
week. Eggs wore weaker, soiling at 17<5»lt*o per
dozen, in seeds elover was dull and slow of
sale, timothy active and higher, and tluxsced
hold at Monday's prices. Dressed bogs and
cooperage were stonily and unchanged.
Ilaitroad freights were quiet. The rates to
Now York are 400 per 100 lbs on provis
ions and 360 on grain. Through freights are
quoted at 671»o on provisions to Liverpool ami
71 He do to Antwerp. Flourfrclghts were quoted
at 66Hc to Liverpool and flic to Glasgow.
Tho aggregate receipts of wheat reported for
yesterday at Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, St.
Louis, and Detroit wero 168,009 uu. Thu cor
responding shipments were 148,000 Ini.
The produce movement reported from New
York yesterday Included tho following: Re
ceipts—Flour, 88,818 brlst wheat, 108,830 bu: corn,
07.618 bu; oats, 39,898 hu; corn-meal, 718 pkgs;
rye. 6'.’a bn; barley, 4,400 hu; malt, 8,000 bn:
pork, 1,011 brls; beef, 11,077 brla; cut incuts, 4,089
pkgs; lard, 1,981 tes; whisky, 4158 brls.
Exports for twenty-four hours—Flour, 0,000
brls; wheat, 101,000 bu; corn, 66,000 bn.
Tho following were the direct exports from
this city during tho last week on through blllsof
lading: fI,BBU brls Hour, 01,304 bu wheat, it 1.788
bu corn, 1,009 pkgs pork, U.liU boxes meat, 8,000
cases canned meats, 8,463 pkgs lard, 61 brls
tongues, 800 brls beef, 8.800 lbs butter, 03,764 lbs
cheese, 400 brls alcohol, 109,100 lbs oil-cake, 375
brls corn-meal, 030 brls oat-moat.
Tbo following are the footings of thooiflclal
report of grain In store In this city on the even
ing of Buturduy last and a corresponding date a
yeurago:
J W. pvsfl.
Ao.’i winter wheat iwuss 9til,no
Nu.» wt atavi „ wuai
NEWS.
?ht CMtaoo Tribune,
mlnlntf shares, Calumet
243 to 210, which was bid
Ivanccd 1, to 1H; limns*
>: Ouiicim U, to 4; Sron*
Concur Falls declined
*4, toSJtf: Huron‘i, to
Madison ?i, to 1; tjuinoy
efuro.
•Mining stocks closed as
:KranVlln 14
I’awatilo H
1 Flint A I*. Star. prof... 10
INCIBCO.
lurch 15.—Following nro
’Atoekn:
ilMozScnii 4H
i Mono 1
1 Noonday IV
N. JJello
; ophir ;n!
oro n»-;a
i Overman 11-10
I'otnsi 2)6
1 HflTHtfO IV
l Hurra Nevada ojj
Hirer King 21
» Tip-Top 4
i Colon Con <M
I \Vbl »-a3
> Valtnw Jnokei 2M
l Gijodnlinw * U-lb
i f00rp10n........ 1)6
Jupiter ~.. H
Idem! of yfiooiils.
No. 2 apring.
No. 3 spring.
Total wheat.
No. Scorn....
Htgifinlxurt.
Total corn...
No. 3 oats.
No'. 2 white.
Total oaia..
No. 2ryo
Total ryo
No. 3 barley
No*, (land 4 barley.
Tulnlbarloy
Tolalnll erodes.
Thcfio (lirurcs show u docroiißo (luring tho past
wuck of 103.2i17 hu corn, 1W.475 bit oats, 23,200 bit
ryo. 10,|!ll bu bnrluy, and an Inurcnso 31,600 bit
svlioht. Total (lecrunso, 169,004 bu. Also nlloiit
Hi harbor, 016,414 bu corn, ngulnsl 032,421 u week
provlous.
Tho following shows tho receipts of scvornl
articles of produce In this city from Jun. 1 to tho
oloso of last svouk: 1,(136,837 brls Hour, l,4hs,iwi
bu whom. 6,037.3)6 bu c0m,3,341,673 bu outs, 181,•
3:13 Im rye. 1,100,320 *'u barley, 14,IXM,Odd Ilia Unx*
seed, J 19,363,03» lb*, hog meal, 18,JHH,Uafl lbs bird.
10,487.633 lbs button 1,338,011 bogs. 3C3,:t70 cattle,
10d,33t sheep, 13,687.309 lbs bides, &.339,0131bs wool.
610,:eut tons coni, 36,033,000 ft lumber, 78,774 brls
sail.
Tho news from lowa is discouraging to those
tvbo have expected a big surplus of corn In that
Plato oil tho Inst crop. Vast quantities have
been used for fuel, and a lnrgoly>liicruusca
quantity for feeding, owing to tbo unusual mu*
verity of the winter; and, In addition to that, it
U feared that a great deal is lost. Moro was
left standing In tho fluids than ordinarily,
and tho storms have beaten it down, leaving it
tu be covered up in tho frozen ilnali, which will
undoubtedly prevent u great deni from being
merebnnlablu. Of course there Is corn left, and
so numb of Hum tu leave no danger of a corn
famine, but it also diminishes the danger of n
corn glut, svhloit whs feared by some. It now
looks as if there will nut bu much old corn left
in tbo West by Urn lliuc ihc next crop is ready
to use, mid it may bo more scuruu six months
boneu than at tbo suinu date In any previous
year since the War.
A letter from Missouri says that there is not
In that Slulu a sign of u siuglo rod of damaged
wheat. It is all looking well,and plenty of ocean
tounugueiin bu procured at Now Orleans at n
lillluabovu rates from Kuw Vorkaud llaltimoru.
11, C. btillmau, Ksq., bus compiled a statement
showing that during tbo lust six months of isso
Canada sent 7,450.«V10 bu barley lo tho United
Hiatus, the sumu being moro than in any previous
twelve months ending with June. The total
shipments of barley from Canada to tho United
Hiatus during tho lust ten crop years were DV
839,323 bu.
110(1 I'ltonuCTrt-Were active In lard, moderately
su in meals for future delivery, and rather quint on
pork. Tha market was stronger all round, with a
•luadlor tunu. except that totals weakened m the aft*
urnuoti. Thu local hoit market was stronger, with a
poururaualliy at that, und Liverpool rupurtvil u fur*
thoradvauco ut ltd In lard. There wt* apparently no
export demand hum at tlio price* current, but them
was a good demand fur all kinds of product for future
dullroiy, with not much' |>ork ottered. l.srtl was rvl*
lallvoly •trong. Homo parllo* In the irado think they
•uv unmistakable signs that tha market I* under eon*
irol. the recent scare having been seised upon u* un
upltortunUy for iluepeijlng the hold previously oh*
tallied on hog product.
SlKUii rotlK-cAdvanced per brl.ntid closed
IhttUHiti above Iht latest prices ol Monday- hales
were reported ul U.‘o* bris seller April at j
Ik.Ti'ai itlsM brls seller Slay ol (ItTlhlslL-iltt: imd
7.UJU Inis seller June ut lUt'.UalUOl Total, .li.inH.fls,
Thu market closed Hrm at about (IS.TU tor round lots,
•pot or seller the mouth: |IS.IUAIS.Tat4 seller April:
undfl!taiali.#Jts seller May. On the attvruuuu vail
May closed at f 15.(0 bid.
I.AUli—Advanced ib«»l7t*o nor KU lbs. and closed !5o
above the latest prices of Monday. Hulcs were re*
ported of rj.Hu tvs seller April at flilt<7!*;s.lU.tili: it.-
WU u s seller May at Stu.NUdSfu.irf^ } llcioj u, seller Jane
atllliDlHUlUdJil I.UI tes seller July at JUl.Wmll.Uui
I‘i.tn‘i
M.UIU
mid
W.H74
iVNI
ri.'uu
ktj,NU
1(0,141
W/jJd
UJ
Il.tM
iutd
‘.KI,
*s.ot4
MW
ffllUlli
JiMi
I&VW
2i;wi
ItT.IIU
ihtw
r.ijvi.l
IP.Ks)
,hUt»
Hi.lid
J.wi,:»d
6J
■A«ll
TU.nil
Usual
UH.IVJ
t,Ton
34, Ml
UtfUi
H.OUI
UUtU
I,MI
T37,t>lJ
• ta.hu
luud
iu
(Wiu
l.:ui
UIS
WU.WI
«o.°|
1,753.4>17
lld.ijd
177.10)
44J
TJWT
3.4TU
HM
712.70)
ii.'il)
41
Lis*
• 1.811
Ilk)
Uil
6.W7.mt 7,741.5 AM
4UMli:t 517,2)7
T.saUU
.j... 4,mi22 6.2111,'i1l
817,£0
1.t15.757
42.101 41.KH
lAM.UIS UM.USI
£21.710
345.(155
2M.SUB
£<1,310
1W.1774 212.1K4
lIU.ICM 1K5.A74
25U10 tUVDO
H.IbT.UB 15,'J 10,523
ruovisioxs.
and 2ftl tea seller the year nt fI*VI7W. Tntnl. 4'.>,T3H tes.
The market closed nt im.7A naked fur round lots, spot
or seller the month. llo.*.v«ii).mK seller April, nnd
llO.*7,'i>» Hi m seller May. On tho nttornoon call Mur
closed at f11*.»74 bid.
Mu at*—Advanced 7Vf*inc per KB fts. but closed
JWjcnborotho latest prices of Monday. Helen wero
reported of ft I bores shoulders nnd UM boxes Cumber
land*, both on private terms; M,iSiMUi ffs short ribs nt
|7.H7li spot, ITaVjTP.’H seller April. IT.’Jfttaiß seller
May, and|s.i'7H‘‘ T -*.l*iksollor.liin«. Wires of Jondinif
cilia of merits were na follows nl 'J o'clock for full*
cured, unless otherwise specified:
NAnilt* 1.. AS. Short
ilert. tlrart. eftnrs.
j.ooie, part salted I7.AS III*) f7.W fw.to
to. boxed K.i.j ini aid 8.:*)
March 7.*s 4.1*1 7-l« aid
Apm. loom I 7.10 4.1*1 t.W ai'
May, loose aft) 6.»« S.W H.'ft
Short ribs, seller May, closed nt f7.9T4<Aßdn. l/ona
clearsquotedatl7.7oloosennd ITtfi bnxndi Cumber*
lands. boxed: hour rut hams. ursine: sweet*
plclilnO hums rjiiotM,| at tor IV*W nvorngoi
areen hnms. same nvetnite 7TJaKc.
Bacon quoted m fur shoulders. Wonto for
short rib*. •>'<wm4c lor short clears, liMIOHo for nama,
all (lionised and packed. _ _
lIKKK—Wns quiet nt t* 7‘<AIMW for mesa. |9.(S®)O.(JJ
(or extra mesa, and fß.umiiLft) for hams.
imßAiisTirrps.
FI/)Ult—Wn* more quiet than usual. tho local
trading bolng qulto amall, whllo thoro wax only a
modcratn export movement The feeling waa strong
In sympathy with whoat Maloa were reported of HI)
brl* winter* on prlrntn term*! at) rack* unsound tlo
at f1.371{; ill) hrl» and 1.3 U Rack* double spring extra*,
partly at 11.7 VP, 4.10 1 and hrl* ryo flour at 16. W). Total
equal to 1,070 brl*. Kxport Hour* wore quoted at (MU
&A.2> tor wood to choice, and ryo do at ft..NX3S.;J.
ornrit .Mil.i.Rti'Pre-Woro strong and quiet, with
llgjit offering*.' Sale* wont reported of 5 car* bran at
II 1.iWtH.00.6 car* middlings at 111.00313.00, and'Jcars
barley screenings at 46c por bit Coarse corn-meal
wit* nominal at f i 1.75 per ton on truck.
. bI’UINU WllUAT—Was active and stronger.
The market for April foil «IT Waffc, adrancod
iffit and clhiod fto ahoro tho latest quotation*
of Monday, whllo tho lomter futures were
oven tlrmor. the premium on May widening to f«e.
I. reponti.l more inquiry and a “bolter
lone.” but the weather hero was warmer, and our
receipt* wore larger. TUI* led some to expect a do*
dine.and they sold rather fruely on tho “strength"
of Iti Inn. turned round on thu buylntt tuck when they
found (hut thoro had beun tow roller* be
side* tlntnuelvc*. Tho speculative part of thu
dent wo* nlM> helped by an apparently bat*
lor nximrl demand, a round lot of No.
:i soiling at on winter storage. Cash No. 2
oloswd at ri.itr.t for regular, to 11.0)5# for fre«h
receipt*. Ho->t sale* were reported of W.ojJ bit No. a
(regular) at Kdi'-ifMliM; Ko»l bit do ni lUllftt.Ulft;
dtuiilm No. 3 CTlnter slanted utlll!V*x’et PMUltni
do at AV-uVr. the outstdu for silt-edged receipt* In
preferred houv«i I.tm hu rejected, eilt-edunrt re*
culpt* in good home*. at nhitHh* •Central onorod at
760 i; und 4.ail hu by sample nl h'VCf'sj. Total. IKtul
ini. Also, mm bu No. 2 Mmiioiom. ulll edged receipt*.
ntBI.tC.V4I.UI. Heller April opetiod at II.UV sold at
11. toon at lI.IUK. advanced to sl.Ol, und cloned
at ll.ouw hid. tellur the month wa* quint ul
lt.Vc>tfl.i«)Vf, cloning at fl.uuW. .May wn* active at
fl.ts p-rl.lt!. clonlmrut ll.tfi'.* bid. and Juno was In
nomu requoat at about Dus over May. On tho after*
noon call April closed ni f l.iO'x'il.oW. und May at
•UnWiUM.
Wt.NThll W lir.AT-.Snto* were 3.KW bit No. 2 red,
winter roeolid* In Central and A. If., at fl.Uli 4m bit
red. I>V sample, nl (1.03 on trucks also «UU hu No. 2
mixed utUFCJTc.
t'OßN—Was moro active and tinner. advancing
JlVjc. und closing strung. though Liverpool wa* re
ported .'*<l percental lower. There was n mark of Is
per ounner advance In curgucs off coast. but ll was :i«
compared wliti Feb. V 2. the date of tho laat pre
vious quulnttun. Our receipt* wore not
on largo a* thoso 'of Monday. nnd
worn again chlutly low gntdns. The latter were In (mod
ilomi.ua by shippers, sample lots being firm. Future*
(•(•(.•moil to t-o cliloitjr Influenced by Uio greater
strength In wheat. Cush No, 2 closed nt :W'4e for reg
ular lo :idvr lor gilt-edged receipts. hpot sales wore
reported of 7,l'iij lai No. 2 amt high mixed ul iHHm
HMllanlo niltinc; l.i»n bu now high mixed nt S>ci
MJd bu now mixed at h*'(c: d.VJ)bu rejected at iHHe:
27.1U1 bu by sample at oiiirnes. tliu outside
for whites fil.trjiJ bu do aum to arrive) ni ■‘■'FaWD'o
free on board carts and Jiu bu ugrs at the. Total. 13..*
SO bu, Heller May told early at 42‘ie. and advanced
to 42K0 nt ttioeloM}. Heller the mouth win nearly
nominal at ro'jp.l-dsc. April quiet at dune
In liettor demand July- ralluir active ut
y.’ti'aUc. and nil closing nt
the outside. On the last mil May eluted at 42!ve bid.
OATS—Won* tinner, both for cash and future de
livery. though Uio market closed weak nt the ad
vanced tlmirea. lingular was qnutahlo nt X‘)W- and
gilt-edged nt M l iHd‘ie. .Meet of Uio future* wore
for Slay delivery, widen opened at tciHc and advanced
to :tlc. nt which price It closed. .March win nominally
2nt<c. April and dune The rum
ple market was fumy active. i.'mdi an lea were made
of (ft) bu ut disc for .No. V - fredi
In More: bu by rumple ut ais*H|i|« for
rejected mixed: XKVD'gu forrejected whlto: .T)h»*tawfe
for No. as and ;u'v'-Do l"r No. 2 white on tracks 2K.KB
bu utUIdJIn tor rejeeiod whiles tl!4'ta. t *(o for No. V:
UtuUie for N 0.2 while (part to arrive); and 3T<K*f}«u
for barley oats. Total. 4 tuft) bu.
HVK—Wasquloi and sicaoy. with little dolnst cither
In cash or the spueulailvo fine. No. a tree on board
aidd ut (Ut*. There were no offer* of gilt-edged No.if.
which wm nomlnnllv quoinl'le at li.«A), and regular
wn*salablent*«e. Heller. March was quotable uttffcp
April. U7ttfp.fcc: and Slav, |l.ud«(ipi.Ul. Fash sate* were
made of •WU bu nt (l.u) tor No. V fresh In no res I.UU bu
by sample ntll.Olftl.iM tor No. 2 da bags) on tracks aOJ
bu at ( l.trj for No. 2 free on board. Total. XLUD bn.
BABLKY—Was Innctlre throughout the day. with
few cash transactions, and very little done lit the
(•ampleinnrXet. N 0.2 cash wn* nomluntlr(l.itfi No.
3 regular. hsc; and No. 4 iOc. April No. 2 sold nt tt.uis
No. humic mouth ut (Yuis and No. 2 tor May atd.ufi.
rush sales were made of l.tul ImntNio tor regular
No. H; .VWJ bu by sample nt T>c for screenings; HhSS&O
for No. 4; aud tor No. 11. Total. iLOUlbu.
TWO O’CLOCK ItOAUD.
Wheal closed tfcoff for April, and a shade easier
for May, March selling aKl.enM'jsl.Ulhi: April, HUdi
Wl,l»y»(: Mny.<r.lt‘iiVssl.Ult and Juno. SUi.'ftl.olK- Hairs
were mudeuf2.l2U.oOba nt fl-tUb. seller March, fI.U) *
1.01 sellur April. toller May. tI.KVs
I. seller June, und t'Hio seller tliu year. Corn
closed n slmdu sirungur at ilSKuh-kh'c tor
April, 43H<i4T>kO for May. for
.lime. 4.VL43HU fur July, and Ll&tlTHe fur Augusu
Hate* were iiuido u( 4-VJ.OiUbu, ut UKV(t'.'Vicroller May.
42>w'it'.’ticsollcrJiihO. seller July,und 4lAio
seller August. • Oats closed steady nt 15*'rJHMie fur
March, for April. iDTsaHIc fur May, mid ICPA
(■<;;nte fur June. Pule* were mndu of bu. ut
Hie seller May and lti>tc seller June, lire c'u-ud
stronger, with sale* ot PMUJbo seller Mnynt ♦I.OH
Pock closed iinctinnged, nt fli.dtVi 1-kTe for April.
11. for May. *I.V.i7U,y.PUU for June, und IPUU
<4l'U’i for July. Hale* wore made of I.VUO brls, nt
(15 ifftfrf 15.711 seller April, #ls.KVitls,K) seller Mar, and
(bUU seller June. Imrdclosed unchnnged.nl (1D.75'4
taTTHi for Ajirll.llH.H74i.'.lii.Ki forMay.(lo.l<7Vill-'O lor
Juno, andfll.Ui'ill.iffSifor July. Hale* were made of
HIM) ics, nt (1(1.75 seller April. (ID.HTisin.'Al
seller May, lltLlifclLK) seller June, seller
July, and lUIIUW sullur the year. Hbuuldttrn elo.ed
unelmnged. with sales of 15UH) Ihsat (.VOi seller May.
Hhortrlh* closed sc‘lower, at (’.lßdtuT.Ui (or April.
ir.'.b’W-Utli) lor Mav, nnd fv.ir.UKS.lii for June. Hales
were ninduof fiVkhUlbs.at (7.'.u seller April. 17.
U.IW seller May, fold seller Juno, and (4.X) sellur July.
GKN'EIIAL MAUKF.TH.
lIUOOM-COllN—Trade continues acltTO for nil de
scriptions. Wo quota:
Choice hurl and carnet.
(Jroon, Holf*worklnu..
Hccl-tippcd.do
Inlcrlorand common.
Crooked.
UUTTKU—The market was nnchnnitud. Kino trnods
are ns tlrm n» at any previous period, but Uio tendency
In taw and medium urudes appears to bu to an easier
condition. Hull butter was dull on ucoouul of Uio
mil weather. Wo quote:
Creamery A> MAI I Packing itock 13 ct]s
l>alry,choice a ts'Jd [Uoll buttur IS c-UW
Dnlry.fulrtoKOudH t»-4 Urease ,i UIO
l-aille-imcked Hi t»A) 1
HAUUlNtJ—Tnidii wits tnit allsUtlr If any Imnrovuit.
The few orders received woru tilled at tbu lollowtne
price*:
.XI [Burlaps, 4A 5 bu.*l2 Gll'g
.VO Cuunies. rlngle....|.lH',(lt
.2) (Jutmles, double. M h.'l
Hlurk..
oner Creek.
I.ewlMnn....
American’-! | Wool »oek» AS «»U
CllK«t* 15—There huh u fair movement In tills staple
nt prices rtlfTorliik Mlahlly from those current tor
»ome days previous. Wo quota us follows:
Kull cream..... 13- ftl.t'a
I’artsklm, choice lo*f'-*IUS
Cart skim. 1a1M0«00d,... I'-at-sim*
Cart skim, hard si*
l.ow urndes. .* 1 (is <)
COAlr-Anlhrrtcliu Is tenrue, vrltlcli fact nlonu on*
nblus rulollun to keep up thu price, dome of the
small outside romllcrs are domsndlmr IU.U), thuukh
with the down town dealer? fijO Is still the current
price, Soft coals are In fair supply and easy s
AnUirnclU) ICsi Hlossbuni ....fCW
•S lUIIMII IWi . ... . .... . .... >-■- IMi)a.MUI..M ■
Krie iWsii Carme1.........
ItalUmoru & Ohio J.UI Inilluna block.
ricdmont T.uullltlnola
Cooi'Kll.tOK—\\ to* Moaily, nt 7.»c for pork tmrrol*
am) |MW«M'.Wor lartl (lurreii.
IHiBSSMi rtoru uutot. at fUO per 10) Ilia
for Kiimt iivi'fuKU*.
liutJb—Worn ill liberal aupplynud lower at Uftbo
IHTII'K, '
MHii-A Tory llrm inurkoi wnaimtoil. Thoilonmml
continue* active, both on cliyaml country aceourtu
Wii riimuit uurlUU
Whlimlati, No. 1, |mrH*tirl. v
WliliuttNh. family, per Si-brl
Trout. |ior 4-liri..
Muekorol—K»tni Moment,
Mackerel—Hxira mess
Mackerel—No. i shore. W-brl...
Miickcrul—No. U bay. hrhrl.,...
Mackerul—No. 'i shore. t**hrl...
Mackerel-l-unie lumily
Mackerel—Fat family. ‘irbrl.a,
liluuturs, smoked, pur Ivo
Halibut, smoked, per ft
t'udttiili—uuorkv's, pur HU Its,..
I'oiltKdi-tirmid Hank.....,,.,..
Cud1U1i—........
Ilurmi|l~l.ubrm|iir, brlt...
Ilnrrlnu-I.iitiruiior. rmmil, brlt...
1 lurrtntt—ltulluiM). pit hcit,....
llorrinit—tlciiluit. per 1hu....,
Call(f>ri>lKi>almuii- U-brl
KItL’ITH ANIt NU’CH-Nu Jirlca clianwt
- HUfll IllUo.i.
Thodmumul oumliiuei* «i usiiimvu, uud thu uvmirei
tuarkul iluma ixhUlvu »iroii jili. V\ u uuoUii
I'OUKIUX. ,
Hit* luvun
Turkish prune*, old.
Do, now
Mulslna, liiy<>r»
lUlatiu. l.omlmi, l»>ura,
itiilaln*. Vulunota. huh.,
Kuiains. liiom Muaculul.
ttanltf turraiiU.
Citron,
im.VKkTIC,
A)>|>!ea, OTSiHtrmiect
Ai-iiki, Ktwluro, now
Ajijiloi, Huulltoni. nun
PuiiL'bu*. mipuroJ, Uulvu*, now.
Ha»iitOfrl*»*.
(ilaUlurrlut, now.
I’lttort chUMlea,
rtlborw
Aliuonria, Tarntgoun.
Niiploa w'lilimu.
Hnull*
i'veana T Ufc y
UttclbN VUl)lTri-.l|)|iltf« are tfrni. wUlilbu aunply
nf aimitd Iruil rupldly duercualiiw. ftuUvw mid lur*
elk'ii «>rniuo» wurg In tfuod aupply at qguUUuu*. \> tt
X*n>lu’» pur brl UUWHi
('ranburrlkX. pur br1.......... , IUI
i.uimma, per bo* XiM.4i.UJ
Vuluiulu erangua tUtkrt‘.Ml
Mu»»ln«*,|Hir liux XIIVtXU)
Klorldaomnue*. pur btjx A,. MUJ&iU
Coiinuiui* per l.U») XUI)
Calliurum bell peara. Per U>( XOJ
tilUH'tild Kh—Tin) aKunUen w«a alilnmt change.
Trade U u.tl all Hull vmild be debited, buitUuro U
nuw aumdjr Improvement, and u UieuuUiNik U favor*
üblo lo au active aurUiit trade and llrmur prluoa Uterg
in cttuurful feelltgi atuuut; Jobber* gguomily. Wo
qitulot
uica.
c'arollna fl OTW
Louisiana
lUnyoon.
•ItiTn. •
Mocha
MnmmltK)..,.
itlo, funny
Itlo. prime to choice.
Ido, Tnlr to (r00d......
Mlo, common
itlo. roaatimr
Patent cut-loaf
Crushed
Powdered...
Urnnulnted atandnrd
Urnmila ted, not Mandat'd.
A standard
ANo.3
Ultra U .
No. I
Yellow
Corn
Htunr
Blackstrap
N.U. molasses.
,ao <ms
» WO
:B§3
Altiplco 10 93Q
Clown 43 «US
cnwm si an
ivnpor ais
Nmmcn , .el eoi
UliKAaK—The market Isqulotatlho tollowlna quo
tation*!
ciiywhiin 7 atm
City br0wn......... 4W«6
City yellow W&H
Country white H A " .....BWAs
Country whllo ** H"....
Country follow
Country brown 4W
HAY—Was in liberal supply and weaker for all
grade*. There wn» a good focal demand. We quotat
.No. 1 timothy, I* ton tl<.MftlNOO
No. 2 timothy, v ton on truck i3.Mnu.oo
Mixed lUOftlliO
Upland pralrlo..' 1L40911M)
No. I prairie 9.6$
HlhKS—The market'ls Hill weak, owing to- the
hoary receipts. Thoro are few transactions. we
quotni
nrcun*cured, light. V & ...9 9 9W
Ure«?n*curod,lioavy SWA B£
rnrt-curoil ...... 7H»®
Damaged hides 7m
cuir. v n. u »U*
Dry-sailed. F A Ui
Dry dint No. I la
Damaged dry..' Hi
Sheen pelts. wool estimated O AM
Itoi’S-Thoro ho fulr trauu in tno niedlritnqusUUWl
at our quotation*:
Now York choice to fancy, per lb SI (W
Now York lair to cholcu 10 <i'Z l
New York low trrnilus 16 MIS
I'ncllleCoaM choice ...23 CJ3I
I'liclttc Coast niodluma IB 830
Wisconsin* 8 918
I.UMIIKK—I* active at tno following yard rates: __
First and second clear, !l Inch f 60.00
Hint and sneond clear, I and 3 1nch.......... 46.00
nisi und second dear, lUfellt Inch 43.00
Third cl.-nr do W.W
First and second clear. rough, 1 Inch 4-LOQ
Third dear. do.. Jf7.gl
First und second dear drosied siding BUD
Common dressed sldlnu
Flooring. second common dressed.
Uofhoarils. HI Inch....
A stock hoards. PKUlnch. rough...
II stock hoard*. Ufjtl2 Inch
C stock boards. 10*12 Inch
Fencing, first quality
Fencing, No. 3
Common imnfdV. *l%2u’ft.
Common boards. Mo. 'i. lift!* ft 11.0)
Common smrt lOJOQMJU)
Itlmnr.slon sluir.'AM.'ll ft 13.ini«v.lll
Timber, txt to Has. Incluilvo. 13 ft under.... lLG0®t&&)
IMckuls. Hut. rou»fn. and wood 15.00
I.mu 3;il
Hhltißles. stundnnl nnd choice 3.ia
hlilndcs, calm ..... 3.75® 2.11?
tMilnale*. clear 3.34
iIKTAI.S A.VI) TI.V.VEIW* HTUCK—Aro In Inf
proved fltimuml at tlm fiill.mlna rate*!
Tin-pmlos. MUU, IC., f* I 7.000
Tllfl'tnlfs. 111x14, IX U.UO
Tln-plutes. llx'Jn. 1C„ rootlmr.... &(L
Tltfi’lnK'x.Vcti. lajP
l‘U*ttn. V a- 34® 35
IhiMln ~ IW*
Holder 14® J«
llnr-lcad Il
olpc
C»|i|>cr bottoms. v n>
SliL'mlilric. coppcr-tlnncrt. 14 nnd Id ox.
I'lnnlshiHl, (Hi|<por>ttnnccl, 14 and hi or
IMnnlshod, cm to slxo
Mbeefilnc, V It.
Hbceflron.No. 31
rthccflnm. Nos. ttt to »)
Hheeflron. Mo. 37
Common bar-iron rates
Itussla trnn. Nos. 3 to 13
American planished Iron, ’*ll
American do, *’ A "
linlvantmd Iron, Nos. 14 to at.
fence wire. I' a 4
Discminton gulvunliud Iron U.li cor cent on Juni
ata and hS to 4(1 mi charcoal. _
NAII.S-M’cre quoted nt £1.20 rate*, or&lObyUifl
cnr*bmd.
olI*H— I Were without chnnsto. Trade wa* reported
mere active wish prices cenemlly Arm. Turpentine
wan oirone. u* wn* ulso Inrd-011. Wo quota: _
t.'arnon, Klalnu I 39
CarlMin,din tent 11
(urbon. l.'iltcßt Lo{
Carbon. ITS tu»l !•>
Carbon, snow-whlta and \t. W la.'i
Carbon. Wts. nnd Mich, test, P. W 1(1
Carbon, Win. unit Mich. tceU \V. W la
Ltini, wlnuir-strulnod RIA M
Ijird. No. 1 m
I.anl. No. 2 M<s 64
Linseed, raw - Mot fit*
l.luoeod. bulled
Hiicrm UWWJ
Whale, wlnlur-blonahed.; df
Nealsfoel oil, strictly pure
Neutsfootoli. extra HI
Noutafeol oil, No. 1 M
Hank oil . N»
Turperitfno*..'
.Miner*'oil (3d (A
Niiphthu, deodorised, uravlty.. 1-^
liuoollno. deodurUed, 14 duifroes
unaotlne. HI decree* -* l i
- riG-IKuN—A contluuuU uuod Oemo/sQ.' with prices
rulina meady and tlrtn, wus noted of thtwrinarkot.
Home orytty liberal order* hare been placed of late,
hut consumer* itoncrully show a disposition to eonUn*
choir purchases u» such quuntiUosos are needed fur
Immediate use. Below are Uiu quotations:
loko Hnperlor. Nos. I and 2 • «
Uikn Hnperlor. No. j
Baku Huiwrlor, Nos. 4.6. imdll
Sc-xtch. according to brand !g.OOw^.UJ
Anierliun Hculcfi. uecurdtng lo brand Jn.IDSSS.UI
Aulhracllu nnd cuke
Hllverv (softs. SI.UU&U.OJ
Turin*—Four months.
l*iiTATcKH—Are llrm at UOo for sound pcachblowa
and 7.VuWo for early rosu. ... , M , ,
I’OL'I.TItV AMi UAMK-Wore in fair supply at lie
for prlmn turkeys. li>c tot chickens, and T»3c fur
geese. Wild ducks, small, sold ut <1.15 per dpt. can
vas-back* ut fl.ftH5.IH. and mallards at <X£O(i3.TS.
Ilabbtu are srnreo nt *sc per dm.
HAI.T—A steady trade 1* noted at quotations!
Fine salt, Saginaw and New Yora *. I.®
Cmirse salt, purhrl
tialry, with lets* 2.41ki1&>
Dairy, wltliuutsnek* LA)
Ashton dairy, pur rack Adi
(Iruuml alum, lu bags..... }-m
Liverpool tine, brown sacks 1-ftl
HKHOH-Weredull and Inactive for clover, actlvw
and higher for timothy, and steady for flaxseed. Thq
reculpuuf tlio leading seeds were liberal. Slncilr
priiuo clover was salable nt li.sVts4.Kl, with mammoth
Mi#.va»>:».4a Prime timothy was In active request,
and sold at ff.dTVjHiTU. The few sales of itaxiced
werentfl.lH delivered. Hungarian was firm at
(He, and millet was In good request nnd firm, hut thorn
wu* little on the market. Halos wore made of tin bags
clover seednt <l.lWil.*s fop poor to good and £*..«) for
mammoth: Hears and I.W bags lluinthyst D. 40 to>
poor. rf.'«W.*.7U for good to iirimn. and for
clmleoi Stars llaxseud otlf.Hfor good andH.lUfor
choice: :W) bags millet seed at Hm&oi I oar and 31
bntfs'lhuiffanaii seed atiVH*7lkj. ■ _ „ .
TAI.UIW-I'rlmu city 1* salable at HHc: No. 1 couo*
* f (v"| l liliool utaVr demand at the da*
dine of March 10. Thu base price waa|l.W per gallon
for hlehwtnos. . .
Wool.—Thn market Is slow |n sympathy with Lha
trade altho KasL Wociuote:
Oueil lo choice medium tub
(.'oan»u and dingy
Kino and unwashed llecco - ....IlfetAJ
Course and cnwaihetl llecco... „„au)j
.Medium unwashed tleeco XHtl
Medium washed ilocoe. kX4«
Fine washed fleece »i<3
Coarse washed fleece... .JLiJgl
IlallinvL'li A Coburn a (Boston) wool circular of
Jlarcl: 12 says: ‘•Trio wool market has bean quUa
active during the week, but as most buyursnavo
made small purchases the total amount of sales is
considerably lea* limn that of last week. Another
ediiceaslou fin* been made In prices, and the decline
ba* not been conllootl to any one grade. The mar
ket throughout (he entire list must be reported a*
fully one ceni, and In some cases two cents per pound
lower. Dealers manifest tn urgent desire lu sell, and
mamifaclurun n corresponding reluctance to pur
chase. and us a result the market closes weak and an
sullied.’'
ZsIVK STOCK.
ClllCAflO.
Citlllf. Jlwt. Bh(*P*
W.tt 11.00 IMM
ttrrrird—
Monday.
Tuesday.
Total.
Hnmo llnioMaa’iwoclil!!.!l!!.!!lU,ißi I&XM 3,076
Included lii yesterday's arrivals was a Urand Trunk
car containing four horse*, ono hog, three dogs. one
vat, and four chickens. At lint blush there would
seem to bo a frightful disproportion between tbe
iiumbiirut tings am! tlio other domestic animals, but
thu wonder disappear* when it Is known that the
owner of tbo freight was a poor msn-a Canadian
emigrant
CA'ITIiK-Tho situation of tbo market was much
more favorable to sellers than on the day before.
Tho receipts fulling much short of the number gon*
urnlly looked fur buyers took hold with greater von.
tldemv, and under a good benllby ctimpotlUon tho
decline uf.lhu day before was fully regained. There
was a wry full representation of Eastern
buyers, and as they ‘found no difficulty in
obtaining all the cars they required they made
quick work of tho small supply of fat cattle. Of
butchers' and cannurs' stuff, also. the offerings were
•hut of tho duinund, and fur tbo bettor class sales
wore uitojlod at an advance over Monday’s prices of
fully Hie. inferior grades did not share In the ad*
vnnee. but they weru firm In sympathy. For stookera
there was a butter demand than lor some days lire*
vlnu*. and prices were ilrai. Tho quality was a good i
average. Though no uxtru and few choice wore to bo
seen, the pun-uni igu of gelid qualities wss lame,While
of poor lots the number was snmllor than usual. The
best fetched |6.£k*6.6U. Not 2UJ head, however, sold s
above nUJ. mid scarcely wore than that at under
HIM. the ruling prices lioOig |l.Uk£tS&. An early
eleanmeo was effected, and the market ttalsheq
strung:
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u p want * .. tM&axSO
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- alunr*, aulrflitng l,:w*J lo U*U Iba .....
Good UuwvM-WoU-laluiuua aieera, weigh*
Intf I.SJU lo 1.4U1 ilis 4.80)110
Medium unuU'a-xieura In fair tleib, weigh
ing I.IUMo I.ill Iba tfiO^UV
Huuiiiera* Mtuck—l'uor lo common Hour* and
voni'ium to cbolcu cowa fur dlj daughter,
wulgliliigtOU to I.UW 1ba...,; 10034.40
bloik imilo-Connuon cattle, weighing AO to
l.im Iba 100MH
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