Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1873, Page 6

— THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNG: WEDNRSDAY, MAY 21, 1873. MONEY AND COMMERCE | MONETARY. Turapat Tivenmio, May 20, The local monoy market continnes tolorably woll suppllod with funds. Tho Natlonat Banks aro ondoavoring to koop profly strong, bocauso thoy hiave boon oxpooting 6 onll from $lio Comp- trollor for o statemont, for soveral wooks past, though thero fs no moro renson for oxpeoting It mow than thoro was a weok or twoago, As far mg tho futuro can bo foroscon novw, thero scoma no reason to fear but that monoy will remain tolorably onsy all this spring and summer. In tho open matkot, monoy Is to bo hind on prime -collaterals at 10 por cent, aud whilo somo of tho "banks aro buying outeido papor at consldorably ‘higher ratos than that, thoy aro also offoring to Joan on oall at 10 and oven at 8 por cont. | Owing toan incroaso in the country demand for ourroncy, and partly slso toan_incroase of ®exchango, tho prico of Now York oxchango drop- pod from par yostorday to G0c por $1,000 dis- count to-day. TIE BPRING TRADE of Ohicago has not boon up to the expectations ©f our wholeualors and jobbors. Oonsiderin tho_extromo backwardness of tho soason, it «conld mot well bo othormiso. But whilo many of tho merchauts complain of » smallor volume of trade than Hma Jrobably would Lave Lad If tho wosther b son moro propiious, wre hoat of no such fu- timations of an entiro falluro of tho spring trado a8 como to us from New York, Thore, tho Iato- ‘nosa of tho - sonaon has prevonted any domand foran important and oxponsivo olnss of dry gooda Intended for tho intormodiato weathor bo- twoen wintor and summer, Tho advance in tho ning of tho year has alio doranged the caloulations of maxy of tho importors, nd involves considorablo Iossos in casos whoro importers had sold goods to ous- tomorn 6omo months sgo on & basis of grocn- backs worth 87 to 88 conts on the dollar, and mow find that thoy must replaco fhom with groonbacka worth only 84 to 85 conts on tho dollar. A highor price for gold implion s lowor prico for tho commodittes ox- chauged for it, tnless the onrrenoy prices aro ‘prompt to rise in accordance with the advanco iu gold, which 1s not ofton tho cato, 1t troqusntly requires somo montha bofors pricos of commodi- tios riso in accordanco with tho rise in the prico of gold. Tho prices of our products, which are fixad n gold in tho gront consumors’ marksts, o Liverpool, and fluctuste from day to day du all the markots of this country in accord- auco with tho fuctuntions in Livorpool follow tho prico of gold vory quickly. Bul with manufactured sud imported goods it is difforont. \Whon gold ndyauces rapidly thelr riccs log bohind, and for a timo thoy aro lowor in gold in ' this- country than beforo the ndvanco in gold bogan, and vice verss, whon gold declinos rapldly and stendily, their moro slowly-moving prizcs mako tho sctunl gold valuo of the curront pricos of imported and manutacturod goods highor than it should be, 1t follows, thioraforo, that during the procesa of 1ibo in gold the importers and manufacturors auffor, aud during Lo procoss of & deolino thoy gain moro than thoir appareat, profita. NEDEMPTIONS OF CURRENOY. A fow duys ago the Postmastor-General do- cidod that aftor tho Ist of July lotters containing curroncy sent through tho malls to or from’ tho “L'rensurer of the United States.may bo regiatored without charga, but the postago on them must Yo paid s ou all other like mallable mattor. TIE NEW TUADE BILVER DOLLAR anthorized by tha ¢ Coinago act of 1673 " will weigh 20 grains, which is cight graing heavier tha the old silvor dollar, snd Wwill be worth $1.09% in silver. BAN FTANCISCO BANRS, The now ** Anglo-Californisn ™ Bank to be es- tablished in San Francisco is to Lave a cupital of §6,000,000, or just about equal to that of tho Baukl of Califoniia, which s a_capital of £5,- 000,000 aud o surpluy of somowlicro near 1.~ 000,000, Thoro are now four National gold- note banks in California,—ove in Bacra- monto_with & capital of 300,000, one in Ban Diego with a capital’ of $200,000, aud two in San Franclaco with an aggrogate cap- ital of 32,600,000, Including tho now bank Arat mentioned, the aggregate copital of the com- morcial banks of" Bau- Francisco willbo 817,- TIIE, POST-OFFICK: AVINGS DANKE OF ENGLAND have been o succoss in that country. <Tho plan was introduced by Br. Gladstono twelve years g0, Bince thattimo3,000,000 peoplo hava opencd &ceounts in theso postal banks, mlmni\dapunils in theaggrogatoof 300,000,000, Tho withdrawals, a nortion of which, of courss, was scorued iut tereat, nmounts to 8170,000,000; while at tho present timo, 1,600,000 persons have their savings investad in' these bankk to the amount of £100,000,000. Tho intorest allowed on deposits ia d porcont. Ono of the fostures that rocom- ‘mond this pian to tha publio Is that the depositor u, upon identification, draw his money at any post-office in tho country, thus eouring, to soma extent, tho advantagesof a travoling lotter of crodit,’ Notwithstauding theso advantages in- cident to tho systom in England, it is_doubtful if they would not bo overbaiancod by the wholo {natitution being turnad ato 8 poltieal mashine if it wero_establishod in tho Unitod States, as proposed by tho Administration. LOCAL GTOCK AND DOND MARKET. assra. Lunt, Proston & Keau quote as fol- Tows this afterndon: Buying, Selting. 520808 63, ik ity 5208 0f 04 biTie 5-20s of 65, nwyg B-20a of '65, Jan, and Jul 1183 5-208 of '67, Jan, and July. 12055 §:2080t ‘66, Jan, and July. 1183 1141 8. 6 (avwr asiio) o] i ot glolclu::x;?nyu., 5 ml’f erling Exchange.. 1082{@110} Northern Pacifio T S Tilinols County i AR REAL ESTATE. The following inatramonts wore filed for rec- ord an Tuesdsy, May 20: CITY PROPERTY, ¢ Lot 85 in Block 180 03§ Hoc, 31,30, 14, datod May 3; consideration, $550, ; Milmaukes av, near n w cor Chicago av, a6 £, Lot 18, dated May 14; consideration, 48,300, 2 The premiscs No, 663 Archar av, datod May 7 ; con- sideration, $2,100. - ‘Huzlbut at, 3 of Black Hawk st, of, 25 foot {0 alloy, dated May 8, 1870 ; cousideration, $3,000, ¥ Lot 30 in Block 4, Cossitt's Becond Additton, dated May 19 ; conaideration, $700, LouwAmluamm‘unBcownnw,w--xurnux Beo 14, 89, 10, dated March 25; convideration, §2,500, 3 of Lot 39, i Dlock 13, 0f 80 3 Seo 20, 90, 14, aatad My B¢ Sonatdcration. & s <1V Additton, ‘The premisca No. 103 Cailport’ av, dated May 17 ; consideration, $5,050, “Moore st, 145 (¢ w of foyne st, 8, 125x124 £t ; dated Alay 153 consideration, $4,000, 100 ft of Lot 83, Buttor- Ba)"fi of W 3¢ of 1 218 feld's lition, dstod alay 40; conslderation, $300, - Lot 65, in Hull's Lots 69, 01, &c., in_ Butterficld’s Addition, dated May 20: considerat{on, $1,700, TLots 106 and 107, Diock 27, Buofluld's Aduition, dated sfarch 81 consldaration, $1,300, Bixtoenth st, bot Pauliia st und Ashland av, n f, Lot 93, dated April 1; consideration, $1,000, Bt, Louls st, near Twenty-first at, o1, 75x122)¢ ft, anied May 16 ; Consideration, $1,600, North Garpentor at, 108 £t 1 of Kinzlo st, w £, 20x110 1t, dated May 9 ; consideration, $1,600, "North Doarborn st, nw cor of 1uron st, o £, 66x90 ft, dated May 20 ; consldoration, $4,600, Ashland av, 210 £t n of West Indisnn st, o f, 24x123)¢ 1t, dated May 1 onajdoration, $1,600, "Galumet av, 150 £t 1 of Twénty-fonirth ut, w f, 2z 178 1-10 ft, dated May 10 ; conslderstion, $12,600, Thirty-ninth st, w of ad Dear Laugley st, & T, 160} tt 1o alloy, dated May & ; consideration, $14,045. ‘Hubbard at, ncar s e Coruer of Ads st, undividod X of Lot 13, datéd May 20 ; conslderation, $700, Lot 18, {n Bub-biock '1, of Dlock 2, Bee, 7, 39, 14, datod ApHl1; couslderatlon, $576, Slate at, 22 1t 8 of Quincy st, o f, 20 ft, running to ond of Lot 16, dated April 31 ; consideratlon, $25,000, “Norlh Teorf et, beiwcon Lako aud Randolph s 1, 25 1t to alley, dated May 1 _considoration, $3,00 Lote 42 and 43, in Matlior & Taft’a Addition, dated May 16 ; conslderation, $4,000. Fark av, between Oakloy aud Loavitt sta, n £, 48 ft to alley, dated March 26 ; consideration, $3,600, Bummior at, 25 £t 8 of Twenty-viuth'st, o f, 253124 I, datod March'10; couslderation, $760, Sumutor ety 100 {L 8 of Twenty-uinth st, o f, 25x124 1t, dated May 7; conefderation, $500, Olybourn av, iiar s o cor of Larrabos at, n e f, 33 ft to Tarrabuo at, dutad My 10; cunslderation, $4500, Lot 23, in Block 2 of & ¥ Iilock 0, Bec 89, o9, 14, dated March 1. 1671 ; conslderation, $3,000, Went Twenty-second at, 135 £t of Lincolnat, nf, Taxidd ot dated Jan, 20; Lonaidocation, 53,60, )a] , 1 of aud near Taylor s, e 1, 20; dated April'16; conideration, §257." HAL T, NOITH 0¥ OVTY LaiiTs, Lotd 8 and 0 In Block 27, laveiwood, dated Jan, 27, 1601 ; consideration, 81,5 TLols 7and 8 In Block 3, Ravenswood, dated Deo, 23, 16 comianlen B0 ; eldon et al, Dlock 19, of © X & 30, 40, 14, datad April 53 § conslasation, gis0c < 2% OUTII OV OITY Lisizs, Lo 12 1n Block 5, of n 74 rods of 1 6 5 Beo, 4, 56, 14, @atad April 17 ; consideration, §500, WEST OF OITY LIMITH, Bingham st, & w £ront Lok 110 i Block 1, of Blavea® no i of Aeo, 30,40, i COMMERCIAL. TurspAY Evenma, May 20, Tho tollowing wero tho rocolpts and shipmonts of the loading artlcles of produce in Chicago during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho corrosponding dato ono yoar agos TIPMENTS, Flour, brln, 32,084 Wheal, Lu, 0,033 Corn, ‘b, Qata, b Tiyey b, arloy, b Grass seod, i Flax seed, fla. Tiroomn cor, " Oured moats, I Tect, brls, Fork, brls. Tard, Iba,.,.. Tallow, lia, nttor, 1. Livo Liogs, o Cattlo, No. Sheer, No, Hides, 1bw, Highwiues, Wool, lus, Potatoes, bu, Lumber, m 1 Bhingles, m.. 3 Xath, m/ it Balt, 'brls’ fl 1820 3,009 Withdrawn from storo yestordny for clty consumption : 2,778 bu whent ; 2,604 bu com; 8,654 bu onta; 811 bu ryo; 2,078 bu batloy. The following grain hns been inspooted into storo thia morning, up to 10 o'olock : 44 cars wheat ; 106 carscorn; ,400 bu No, 3 do by canal ; 83 cara onts ; 7,000 bu rejected do, by caual ; 2 ord 1y0; 8 cara barloy, Total (926 cars), 126, 000 bu, ‘Lo innceurncy of the roports of tho produco movoment, furnishod dally to tho Board of Trads, fu tho aubject of wide-sproad complaiut, Thosa by Inke, which uso to bo passably correct, nowsoom to bons faulty as thoso furnished by the.railronds, And yot tho nowspapers aud tho Board of Trade pay for the misinformation. The 8t. Louis Democrat is welcomo to all the capital 1t can make out of the fullowing false- Lood: Tirx TRmUNE ploads manfally for the Chfcago Doard of Trado, aud assures the grumbling slhippers, who nov flank Chicago und moud thoir grain direct to Nuw York, that tho Leglslaturo s alone to blamo, and intl- mates that §f Chicago Lad 1ts_own way thers would bo fotrouble u grading inferior aud damaged grain s o, 1. Trr TRoose bas safd that tho inspection is correct, but that, whether good or bad, tho Stato i8 responsible therefor, and mot tho Chicago Board of Trade, Tho State passed tho law, aud appolnted the Inspectors. Honce the following statemont, which the Democrat malkos in another igsue, is equally without foundation : 8o fenrfol nre tho Ohicagoneso that a wrong thing may be dons in thelr q)fllu markot, that they. Lave euacted o Jnyr which forbide the Inspoctor to grade auy Iot o guala Ligler tian tho poocest qualll it con- s, 18) THE MARKETS. ; Tho loading produce markota woro wonk to- day,~almost without excoption,—notwithstanding tho continuod bnd_ventlior. Thoy all openod Lieavy, with o considerable prossura to oll, and declined extenaivoly, tho day being a weaker ouo in & general way thin has boen luiown in soveral montha proviously. Tho racoipts woro only modorate, though _somowhat_greater than tho Focont ayarage, and tho shippiog movemont was falr, under tho clroumstauces. Thore was only & moderato movement In any lime ofidry goods, whilo aado fromlprints, sonson- able dress goods, aud some of the 'leading brands of brawn aud blesoled cottons, trade wa sluggish. A further reduction in cortain brands of prints is noted, and alo in Nastus, Dwight, and Lawrenco fino brown cottons. 'Grocerios wars in fair requost, and, with thie oxcoption of (Dol ok 4o, Total, 44 Also 20 ons bran at §10.00; and 10'tons do nt 80.50 on binol, o followiag wota tho quotailons at ho closo? Fair to cholcs whito winter extrna, Tod winter oxtras..,. Good to cliolco apring Low to medlun.. Minnesotas (pater Good to fanoy Mintiedota,. Bpring suporfinos, Ryo flour, .. . Bran.. @10, Whont was quiof and Wosk, avoraging about 1o ot on cral ols, and 40 awopions for dolivery attor this month, . Tho froight advioos woro con 1lioting, nnd Now York wau quoted enslor, Tho first, brought out. numerous sollora for next month which mado {ho market. aimost. paniol for o whilo, ns thoro wore vory fow bayers. Cns yiioat wag rolativaly strong, ae many of thoso wha are short for this montli soizod on tho op- portunity to fill {u, bolug furthor impolled by the npld roduction ' of “our stooks In storo. Wo had but 821,437 bu of the speoulnt- wo grado on hahd on Salurdey ovaning, and tho slook hns boon furtlier lossonod to tho cataut of 100,000 bu wiuco thor, ndding Iu tho olty consumption to tho oxcoss of shipmonta aver rocoipts, whily tho shipping domand con- thuos good, bolng furthor gtimulasod to-day by o dooline {n froights, This mado tho skorts nervous, as tho ond of tha month Is noar, whils thoro wae no such anxisty for further dollvories, 88 recolpts oro oxpocted to orenss, Tho busle noss of to-dsy, oulside of buylng _for shipment, was latgoly in_sottlemont of Moy deals. Tho option of sollor Juno oponed ot 31303, deolined to $1,20, advanced to SLID and clofod nt 81.30%¢. Holler_tho month sold ab $L00}@LDS, closiuy b S1.835¢. Togular No. 2 spriug avoraged 3¢6 nbovo sollor tho month, bt closiod stoady f §1.33, with no diserimina® tion in favor of frooh racoipts. Hollor July was Jittlo_bottor than nominal at $1.28@1.281¢ ; No. 1 apring was quotod at 51331 No. § spring was onsior, closing at £1.20; and - rojecled do was dull oud wonk, closlug ot 9101 cosh, Sales woro ' roportod of 800 bu No, 1 spring nt $1.08; 27,400 bu No, 3 epring ab $LU3LE ¢ 26,600 b do” ab 81,98 23,000 bu do ab $1.93 3 45,000 bu_do at $1.325¢7 18,200 bu do at $1.92%¢ ; 45600 bu do at 8134 ; 5,000 bu do at SLIE 10 000 bu do at §1.913¢ 5,000 bu do atBL31; 6,000 bu No, 3 sprin (bpoolal biny ab €126 5 7,600 bu do ot $1.20; 805 bu rejected spring at £1.02; 800 bu do at 310134 ; 800 bu do at S1.01 ; 400 bu by samplo at 31.871¢, ‘Total, 203,000 nt. Corn was modorataly nctivo, and 1@13o lower, tho wonknoss boing grontest on the Juilo optiow, Now York was quotod dull and nominal, but our doclino Lind boon effeoted befora that roport camo in, boing causod by prospocts of bnd weathor (vith dampnoss) nud rathor oxtonsivo ealling of warging on tho part of tho short {utorost. Uhis caused numerous holdors to eoll ont, or attompk to toll, and the offrings at ona_timo wora vory Jargo; 'the shorta filling In liborally at tho docliug. 1t Was Anid by somo that the Inrgor oporators wera throwlng the smallor onos overbonrd; but it fs moro probable that thoy sold bocauso ¢ was not couvoniont o put up thio margina roquirad. Tho wontlier ia atill bad for corn; but tharo woro nu= morous ordors to soll on country ncooupt; ovi- doutly from partics who hoped to soll off & por- tjon at tho advanco which thoff expootod would ousuo to-day. Tnere woro {00 many of the one mind. Boller Juno oponod at 403¢c, doclinad to 303¢e, and closed o 9930, Sollor July sold at 415{@43%70; nnd soller August nt 43i@4do, bothclosiug with the insido bid, Sofior tho month, or rogular No. 2, sold at 373¢@38}4c, and cnrront recoipts at 333¢@3034c, closing at 3so for rogular, Cash enles woro roported of 800 bu No. 2 at 892¢c; 18,000 bu do at 3%¢; 4,800 bu do at 83970 ; 5,000 bn do ab 93do; 10,000 bu do at 8330 ; 40,000 bu do at 9846 65,000 bu doat 833ge; 80,000 bu do at 83c; 6,000 bu do (short Focolpta) at A77cc; 0,00 bt do at dte, freg om board; 13,400 Vi rofaetod at 97, Total, 103,400 ™ Oats wero moro active, and 1¢ lower, but quita stoady at tho doclino, 'Now York was quotod firm, but the fact that receipts wers more than s g Iargo us tho shinmouts, and wwinpathy with wheut and corn, was too much for holdora, Rogular No. 2, or soller the mouth, sold at 33:¢@ 9o soller Juno at 323¢@128¢c, and geller July ol B83¢@343¢e, nll closing with firm holders at the outsido. Rtojocted wore very weak. Cash rofinod sugars, which tero weak snd an Jgo lower, former quotations woro gonorally woll sustalned. The only article in the lis, for which tho market exhibited any unususl firmucss waa coffees, which ara atil] {le subjoot of con- sidersblo sgoculativo inquiry. - Baiter met with & good local and ontsido demand, and prices wero stendior all around. Thero 6’ sn_juadoquato supply of really holoo qualitios, sud gucls fiad quick sale 3t 24@1c. Lo poorost sorts eoll ot 0@200. Bagging remains quiot and compara- tivoly steady at tho quotations, or at 801¢c for Stark, 86o for Ludlow, 3434o for Lowiston, sud at 820 for American. No now foatures wero do- veloped in the chooso and canned goods mar- kots, tho domand continuing small st for- mor’ quotstions. Dried frulta woro quoted uiot with pricos gonorally casy, tlhough not materially lower, excopt for_ralsin which woro marked down to $3,66@2,05,—a ot ciine of o, Fish wero aguin In liboral Toquest ot frm prices. Hoy was in modorato supply, and, under & bofter demand, ruled firnior prossod timothy seling at $16,00@17.00, aud praiclo at 91300915, s0 on trask T Lido max ot was moro dottlod and stosdior. No inporl ant olanges wero notod in tho pig iron, paints, wood, tohaceo, and oil markets. Tho demand for lumber coutinues active anc tho markot rules stesdy. The offeriugs at tho dooks hiavo boon light for & day or o past, whild & good inquiry oxistod, and all cargoos havo old zedily on arrival, The hardware merchants ro- port an improved demand for_ metals, naile, tin- lato, &c., the quoted prices being genorally nd- crad to, ” Iron and steol aro without particular change; tho trado for tho soason I8 fair at tho ivon 'rates. Seods waro quict, oxcopting imothy, which met with more inquiry, tho better grades boing mostly wantod, and owing to_Jight offorings, were hold bighsr, Salon ranged from $3.90@$.25. Other soeds were_quict, and millet and Hungarian boing plonty and asior. Thore was no chango in tho wool markots, tho trado ia light and confinod to tho wants of tho Wontorn mills, Choico poach- blow potatoon” nol rendily ot tho Tull prices of yestorday, but_othet varietion aro slow. Groou Truits aro'in good request and firm, Cliolco sp- s are scarvo and sirong at §1.0020:50 por i, oultry was In botter supply and moderatoly ao- tivo at lowor prices, Eggs sold at 12@12}50 to tho city trade. - Highwinon were very quiet, but firm nt tha ro- cont advance, holdors offoring to soll at 90c, and rofusing to take loss, Saloa woro restrictéd to 50 brla at 90c por galion, Tako frolghts woro modoratoly active, but 3(o lowor to Buffalo, with no change to lowor lke ports. A total of 11 clinvtors wau roported which ill carry.out 60,000 b whent and 250,000 bu corn, Rntos to Dualo were G@0io on whoat und 5}@5}o on corn, closing at tho insido ; to Kingston or Oswogo, 130 on- whoat and 120 o1t corn ; through to Boaton on corn, 260 via Buf~ falo, and 20c via Ogdousburgh; corn to Port- 1aud, 25 vis Barnia. Rail frolghts woro also quotod b por 100 Ibs Towor on fourth class, now 460 Lo Now York and 6o to Boston. Provisions wore moro notivo, aud again weak. Moss pork decliniod 20@25c pof b, and Incd 20 ‘per 100 ibs, whilo moats wero dull and nominall unchanged. Thero was very little domand, au tho ealos reportod woro mide beoauso holdora prossod their property on the murket, and buy- ora taok hold 8t the dacline, principally to fill shorts, of which thero sre not many now out. Livo loga wero lower, and. this holped £o el noss in_ product, oapocially as the supply of Iiogs promisos to keop up during the summor. The market closed ” at tho following rango of priogs: Mogs pork, cash or soller May §10.00; do " eollor Juno, 'S16.00@16,05; do_ wellor July, $10.40@16.45; do sollor August, 316.80@ 17.00; lard, cash or seller May, $8.05; do sellor Juno, 88.05@8.70; do_sellor July, 85.50@8.05; summor lard, 87.80; do without pncl.nFo, 87,90, Bweet pickled homi quoted at 10@113o. Dry enlted moats quotabloat G%@GLo for shouiders’; 8%@8}do for shorb ribs; aud 85(@8%o for short cloar, Boxed shoulders, 65(@08¢o. Eng- Tish moats, 8%@8{c for shork ribs; 835@de tor ot clonr, Bicon i guioted at T4fo for uhoul- dern; 100 for clenr ribs; 1030 for short clony, and 13@143¢o for hams, all packed. Mous boof, $0.00@9.25; extr mons do, $10,00@10.25; Leof ‘hame,$28.00@20,60, Cily tallow, 79{@80; groaso quotable ab Gi@05{e. Baloa wero reportod of 260 brlu mews Jorlc wollor Juno, at 810.16 ; 760 Drls do st $10.10; 250 brls do at $16.05; 2,000 brla do at_§16,00; 1,250 brls_do, kallor July, ab 216,60 500 bris do &t 910.47)¢} 760 bria do nt 316,45 00 el do at 510,40 ; 350 iou Jard, gollor Juo, at £8.70; 250 tos do nt £8.05; 1,350 teado, iellor July, at #0.00 260 fos do at 88.05 ; 250 toh do ut 35,90 10,000’ Iba augar cured and caue vasgod bacon hams at 1i3o, puckod. salos woro roporiod of 8,600 bu frouy recolpts ot 823¢o ; 7,000 bu do at32%¢c; 18,000 bu regular at 318¢c’s 60,000 bu do at 31ige ; 2,400 bu ro- jooted ot 20c ; 2,400 bu do at 28%7c; 1,800 bu do at 28440, 'Total, 84,200 bu, Tye waa quiof and stendy at the recent nd- yanto, with n folr domand und light oerings, Salos foro Jimited to 400 bu No. 2 at 7003 and 400 bu by eamplo ot 71350, Barley was inactivo and nnchanged. Wo quoto tho market at 71@80¢ for No. 2; Gi@08¢ for No. 8, and 45@49¢ for rojectod—tho . lusido in tho TRock Inland Elovator, and tho outsido in the Ar~ ‘mour, Dolo & Co., and Contral Elovators. Cash enlos wero roported of 400 bu rojacted, in spacial Din, ot 60c; 2,000 bu by #ample ot BL10; 400 b do 6t #1.00; and 800 bu do at 90c. ‘fotal, 3,000 bu, Tho following are tho footings of tho official roport of grain in storo in this city on tho ovon- ing of Sutirday last, and at corrosponding dates: WHEAT. May17, May 1o, Hay 18, FA N () 03 63,545 1407 1,051,462 09,700 0,236 No.1lard s No. 2 hard sprin, Tisfectod spring. No grade epriog. 2,045 90,838 1,188,050 S 053 76,683 3,049,871 112913 No, 2. Itojecte No 2 kiln No grade.. Total,. No.1. No. 2. 189,410 2,064 6,499,802 3,001,702 6,560 510,247 51,384 576,101 47,603 145,040 1,511 185,015 148,150 98,017 8,087 Total, « 88,805 119,437 195,754 Total, 7,066,837 b, This is » dockense during tho wodk of 704,813 bu whoat, 685,73 bu corn, 250,348 bu onts, 96,405 bu ryo, and 80,652 bu bart ley. Total docroaso, 1,697,366 bu. PiloVISIONS, Tho Now York Produce Exchango Weeldy gives the followiug as tho foroign oxports of provie slous from New York for tho weok ouded May 13, 1878, and tho distribution of samo: Torki B Tard ™ bris st e | Tivorpool.. [ Bacon tbe 638,72 2,716,197 5,617 And butter, 51,000 b 56,783 U, Aud from Nov, 1 to Nay 13, inclusive, for four yeurs ¢ | SBTT, | TeileT, | TR0, | Teel, Pork, T Tl e i Foat AT It e B Laed, T TR0, 854 10 47,021,581 17,187 Linauh, b 14 i ik iter, In aiiogy I And lndolphin, Doston, mora, sinco Nov, 1, 41,023 brls bouf, 080,450 g eed, 1014140 Wi D, 51,469 b chioeso, 594ty : 20,057 I montn, o O, aud 7, BMIOHIOAN WIEAT SUPPLY, Tho Dotroit e Press sayu: Tho smount of whont now i tho hiands of tio farmors and nillors iu at loast ono-quartor of lust yonr's orop. hls wo gathor from Iuquirion of tho sscasor, millors, and whoat-buyora. Yery many of the and_Taltl- pork, 7,258 plega Flour was moro active, &t formor prices, the rodution i fraighin Lribglug” out & bttot ips ping demand, which, with & stoady fooling in o York, annbles déalora in to maintain quota- tions, notwithstanding tho woaknosn in grain, Most'of tho salos wero bolioved fo be for dirook oxport o Europo. Bran was again lowor, alos ware roported of 100 brls whito wintor extras (Eagleyni 8 00 bris do ot #4751 500 ris do on private forma 100 Lils Winconelu rod wintors 8t 87.60; 200 bels spring exizas (Lock- port Hydraulio) 't €7.60; 100 brls do st 47,40 10 brid do at 7.00; 400'brls do at 80,50; 140 brla do at 6,26 3,020 brls do ou privato torms 100 bris spring superfinos at 84,005 100 brl do 8 83,05; 44 brls do at $3.025; 100 brls ryo flour large cropa have not boon sold, and many of tho small grawors Lave from 200 t6 600 buabols on hand, " ‘Phero is considorablo quantity of farme ers’ wheat in tho storohousos, Lut the. most. of thelr whoat ia in thoir bins, and. but littlo whont will be haulod to markot until the hurry of the spring work i ovor.” TaTEST. In the aftornoon whout wis modoratoly aotivo and olosed e samo us ou 'Ohinugo, No, 3 spring sold at $1.30%@1.203¢, sollor June olosing o 91,903, Coria wan in falrdomand, und a aligds Ligher, solling at 395{@30%o soller Sung, closing at tho outsido; alio at 413@1a3¢o mollor July, and 40%@440 soller August, Othor grain was quiet and unchangod, CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Tueanax Evrnmo, May 20, ATOOTIOL—Wan in moderalo requost at $1.80@1.86 for 04 por colt proot, BEANS AND YTAS—Tho inquiry continues modor- ato, and ohiofly on Incal account, Gliolco beann aro scarco, bitt there {n o liloral supply of common grades, Poas nro in light requost, Wo ropoat: Ohofco hand- l’llniell nnvies, $2,60@2, o modiums, $2.40@2.45; i‘f%‘&% g-dmh 51.3571.00 “fi“?u poss (In briw), £0@1.80: yofow do (in bagn), .35, BAGOING There an ban's liek ot antmation fn o lagalog market thraughont tho paat wogky - der ful ks and’ in ) nlllg with tho Eastern ‘markat, & nomowhit easjor Tesing o boen dovoloped ; thonigh'If wo except & 1o reduction in quotutionn of Blark and Americon, 110 matorial oinnga has taken inco, ~Following aro the prices current : Btark, 0%} udioyw, 05 ; Lowlston, 040 Amorican, 9101 Athos: Xeag, a0 ;' Oltor Credk, o] burlap bngs, 4nid 8 b, 20@420 ¢ gnnics, single, 116180 ; do doullo, 28200} ‘wool racks, 07i¢0, BROOM ‘CORN—Thoro_has boen no chango of im~ portauce {ho pant week, Tho trado continucs fair for 1l good grados and they aro bocoming scarca and cons soquontly firm, Gommon corn fs alow. Wo quoto : No. 1 stock braid, 6@50; No, 2 do, B@40; No, do, 3@uico; insldo greon, 3%@4o; do'red Up, 3@40; 40 paloand red, 2@ixi0r nUlmlezai\l/ATfllflALE—’flxu demand for all matoriala 18 light, Prices_aro unchanged {hiough oasy for common brick, ' Wo quota: Btuccs, $2.50G2.75; Now York stucco, casting, $3.75@4.00; superfine do, $3.5064.00; Porliand cmoni, $0.60@7.60 por brl; Rosons Lauisville, o dalo “comont, $3,25@0.60; Utk Akron Sanent 6200 par bit: oo, qu @8.60; Timo In bulk, 85@$1.00; lime (brl of Lil; white sand, per brl,’ $L75@Y.00 oring lntr, uc b, 0800 ; fire bl 0,00 bullafog brick (common), $6.00; $12.0013.00; country briok, $13.00, Bt Louls hydratllo "presscd, $45.00, del. ukeo prossod, 12,60, dol, do common, 314,00 Racine presod, $10,00, dol.; do conmon, $14.00 3 Hilladalo, $35, Indisna presscd, $22.00@324,00 3 do comimon, $12.00';' Excelalor presscd, No. 1 sn 2, $20.00@30.00 qcl.; firo clay, per bFl, $3.00, $10,00 per ton, The' followlng is the list of prices por box of 50 feet for domeatio window glass, from hich & reduction of 45 snd & por cont is mado to dealors : Doudle strength, 9,00 12,00 First quality, . 076 . B0 Tx10to 8x10, BUTTER-—-The post weok wl ‘movement in this staplo. The comparativoly low rflcfi prevalant havo stimulated the demand, and aa lie receipts have been moderats the stocks hiave beon reduced to a low point, and at the closs tho foeling. ia rensibly firmer for all grades above conimon, whils for atrictly cholco dniry o suindo bottor prices aro obtaing. Lle. 18 I“PN’ of dealrablo table grades 18 not now equal to tho legitimate wants of tha trado, and 24@270 in eanlly obtained, whilo, in_raro instancos, na bigh s 28@%00 hian beon pald. ‘The following fa from tho Now York Zulletin: “Inour figures glven yeaterday of 1ho value of the recoipts of butter at New York for tho Jant yenr, wo omitted to noto that {liogo fgiros, $20, 000,000, wero based on tho receipta ns roported, but that thoso roceipta do_ not covor sovoral fines which Lring noatly all tho nall butter from this Btate during the summer mouths, This fs alargo itom, and {m cludos tho bulk af that consumed in New York and ad- Joining citics, Thia fs varlously eatimatod ot $5,000,000 10$10,000,000 mory fu valuo, which would siwell tho total to $25,000,000 to $30,000,000,” Wo quoto: Btelctly liolco dniry, paoked, U@270 medinui {0 good, 18@220; inforiof to common, 10 @180, CHEEST—No very dectded chango hns taken place in the chieess runrkek within tho pnet lslf dozen daye, Thio domnnd, s 5 usually tho cano at this soason, s poall being ‘rateleted to, small ordors, fust lo mupply finmedinto tiecossitien, as tho quality of tio cheeso now offered s not espectally desirable, aud, whnt i of oqual mportanco to tho buyer, tho fondency of prices fs downward, Woquote: Now York factory, new, 4@ 16c; Eigin cream, 14@16c; Oblo factory, now, 11@ 1330} Western factory, now, 11@133ge. COAL~—Pricos rango tho saimo 18 on iho dato of onr last roview, whore for tho moment thoy are steady, The demand for anthracite hag improved some as cowmn- ‘pared with the provious woek, but bituminous variotica rematndull, Wo quoto: Lehigh, lump, $12,00; propared, $12.00 ; Lackawnnna, $10,00 Erle, $10.00; Briar 1iil, $10.00; Walnut I11ll, $10,00; Dlossburg, 410.00: Cher- Ty Alirlo, $9.00 ; Hocking Valley, $9.00; Indiaua caniiel conl, $10.00; Yndiana_block, $9,00: 'Kirkland grato, $0.,00: Minonk, $8.00: Wilminiglon, $6.00, COOPERAGE—Thers was no chauge,” The de- mand wos light, and prices steady, as glven be- low: Pork Larrols, $1,85@1.35 ; Jard lierces, $1.60 @1.70; whiky borrols, $1.9032.10; flour Uarroly, 603663 pork staves, rough, $17.00@20,00; do bucked or aaad, §20.00445.00; tlerce staves, rough, $20,00@ o bincked or 'sawod, $25,00@28.003 whisky $24.00229,00; do bucked, $10.00G33.00; 9,00@ 11,00 ; ‘elrelo flour hioading, 7@80 per get; flonir hoop polcs, $14,00@16,00 per m; pork and tiofeo poles, £10,0095.00 per m, 'DRUGS AND CHEMIOALS—The demand for drugs Laa beon olerably ale, Gum, camphor, and_citrio acid are a little ¢ off,” otherwlso there wus no particus Ior clunge, Quotatfons oro ss follows Actd, ciiric, I, ... 310 @ 17 Acld; ozalic, Th,....11 @ % ‘Acld tartarle, powdcrod, Qe ‘Amuionia, carb, I % QG 0 Asafatids, i ® & 65 ‘Axle-greate, 100 @ 165 Beans, Tauqus, b, LB @ 140 Toraz, rof, b, W e wm Blueitroil, 1. 5 @ 18 romo-chloralum, b 100 ‘Corvosivo snblimaty @ 15 Gream tartar, piteo, @ 50 Gochincat, Hond., 1. @ 100 Ghloroform, It @ 15 Glyeoriuo, 1ib bulk, @ 40 Gurn Arabie, plckell @ W Gum Arablc, sorts, 8 @ Gum camphor, @ 1 Gum opinm, b, @ 850 Gum sbollac, 1. @ © Glue, white, 1b, @ 65 Toditie, b, @ 1000 Lye, cone, a0, . @ s Morphin, éulph,, ‘oz, @ b ol, bergamot, Sand., @ o Oll, caster, gal. .. @ 1] il Temon, Handora @ o Tolaasa, clilor., Ib.... Q m, cyan, fis @ . shum, fod,, 1, @ 8. Totas, Dabbit's, @ . Quinisle, sulph,, 0. @ 265 Tied pretip. Mi.... @ 165 Rootipecad, pod., i @ 200 Toot rhel, £, I, powd. @ 1 Bal epaon, Ib. %@ 0 Sllver, nit, cryek,, OF. @ 120 Hoap, cantile, gen., .. Mg 13 Bulpbur, 1b,",. 5@ EGOS8—Are In luh’llll‘l'l’xnflnd demand at 12@12%0, Salea include 600 doz and 180 casce at 123¢0 ; 1,500 doz, 8brls, and 20 cases at 12 FEATHERS—AL kinds of feathers are vory scarco, and there fs no troubls in selling all good grades or arrival, Gooso feathers aro from 1@o highor all round, Chickon feathers have also advauced. We now quote: Primo to cholce livo geess at 15@17s, from first hianda; Jobbing prices, 82@86c for assoried feathiors : mixed feathers, 45570; chicken, 7@10c. GROCERIEB—Tho woelk under reviow has tiot ben o particularly active one in this de‘[uxlmzmt of trade, though the leading staplos, 85 woll as many leading side articios, bave moved on o moro liboral scals than during Jast week or the precediug ono. Vslues have been subjocted to but few charges, Coffocs havo ad- vanced & trifle, and aro !ll‘ollf at tho improvement, ‘but for othier goods in tho list the provalent feeling is not particularly buoyant, Notwithstanding tho low prices.of sugure, and the conacquient large dumand for them, the market {s weak and unsottied, ali refined gradea belng quoted off 370 to-dsy, Spices aro gon- erally Arm, aud prices of ‘syrups, molaeses, and soaps aro also prelty well sustained, Wo now quote: B1 CAnn, SopA—T3/ @83 c. GoryEes—Mochs, 31@i%o; O. Q. Jaw, 1NG 2803 Jova, No, 3, 20K@%0X0; faney 1o, UNG 43ze] chiolea do, U@21Ne; prime No, 23%@3Ho; ool do, 8@2}¢a; common do, 23 @4x0 s Tonst- g do igalie; ivgspore, Zghiyic:’ o a, fanicy, 243(@151¢0; do, prime, 341 @44 )03 Mare acaflo, 234@a10 o GANDLER—-btar, full welght, 20@20%0+ stoarine, fll welght, 16@153¢c’ do short welght, 14@14c, Rior—Patna, 8Y@8io: Raugoon, T}@80; Caro- 1ing, 83@%c; Loulsintia, B@E8KC, Stoang—Latont cut 'loat,” 135@134¢0; crushed, powdered, and granulnted, 117;@13'¢0; A, slandard, u@lke: do No, 2, 10%4@110; B, 10%@llc; ox: @Wrio ;s ONo.3 liy@iosio s follow d, 101 holco brown, 104(@10240 5 prime do, D@ fulr do, 03(@J)go; ~eholcy molasues sugar, 10 qo: falf do, Di@Ixo: Now Orleans sugar, cholen, J0G10%(0;_do prime, U3(@9740; do fair, 0@ 9o : cominon, §@BXe, « “PISI—Witl light stacks and n steadily good domand thio flvh uarkot malutaing tho firm tono thnt bas char- acterized b for o number of wocks past, Whiteflsh aro silll searco, und nust_continuo o unill about th Iut of June, whon thie now * catels” . will Legin ta mako their ‘appearanco, Local and inicrior dealors aro ordorlug frecly ot tho aunoxcd rango of prices: No, 1 whilefivh, & Url, $0.8T@7.00; N , §0.75; No, 1 #horo muekerol g brl, $11.00@11,25 3 No. 1y, $9.000@ 9.25; No, 2 mnclerel, X Lel, $1,75(:8,005 No. 1 hioro kity, $LE@L90; bunk codtish, per 100 1y, $0.00@0,25; Georgo™s cadflely, $0.76@7,00; Tabradur herring, splity brds, $9,00@0.50; do 3¢ brl, SLTS@6.00; Labrador borfhug, yound, br, $WGL0] do i e 3356 4,80; box borrig No. 1, 2@d00; box fierrini, scaled, 85@370; Columbla Rivor salmon, 3 brls, $10.00G310,25, FRUITS AND NUTS—Thora .bias beon rathor mord doing in bolh domestic and fordgn fruits than durin thio provious week, but {ho Incroased activity hus 1o resulted fu_any ‘fmprovemont in prices, ozcopt for prancs, which nre u f/o higher, Ou tho other hawd, ~raluing ‘and upples at o tritfo Jower, {no former holn “am” Go per box, Nu in ‘good roquest, aud are gouerslly Sroi, “Blacks aro full in_all portoienta, Wo uow quote: Tonean—Dates, 905 figs, drums, 11@Lie; figs, box, 14X@10% key pruncs, ¢@i0o; rnisins, $3.05@2,69; Zanto ourrauts, 13(@b30, Dosteario—Alden upplos, 16@ 2007 Michigan do, 0670 ; Weatorido, 6@5%0; Hohtiiern do,’ d@ho: peaches, pived, 11G190; peaches, Lalvos, 0a0s50; do, mixed, 4}@6ig0; biackberrics, 8@ 040t Jasplerries, 40@il0; pitted cherrics, Ho@iie NuzaTilberts, H@160; nlmonds, Terragonn, 1o, calnute, (83507 Drazils, 10@11x0} pecans, African posntits, 6M@70 3 Wilmington poie nuts, T@8o; Tenucssco peanins, 4¢@ £ BYRUrs—Diamopd drf) $1.9)@1,85; nallver drips xfn flue, 7067305 good suyur-liouse syrup, E@480 oxten do, b0G:5a0; New Orlsana. molasues, Cholco, 50 @84o; do primo, 74@780 ; do common, 65@ 00 ; Porta é&n molasace, choico, 603050 3 commion Iolasses, 50 ‘HaLERATUS—Common to bast, 0@106, |n%:4'3"_m""w5§;¢@‘ff’ duwr,'.('l@fl;l«l:; casaln, 07 vopper, 2430 1 nutiies, $1.0@1.90 alugor, bt Baau00; o Mo, b, Bocaies ] o gy 4, 1 . Hoars—Fronch mottled, B @64, Gorman mottled, 7@Txo; Golden Weat, "6@0K0: Walte Lily, 034G 8203 Wuito Rono aGlasgo " br ran Windaor, 44 4505 pnlm, 83030 ; Havon Imperial, 61 @630, iiucn—~Gloss, D4@100; cors, 0(3/10} Laundry, 0@ To§ comumon, bY@, 2 GREEN FRUIT—Oliolco orangon anil apples aro very nearce, and tio formor ara ligher, Omnges aro arrlving nt the scaboard fn very pooe condition Ui scason, and_many of thom linvo to bo ropacked s Tomons_aro alwo firm, Granborrlon aro neatly out o thio murket, 'Tlio rocoipta of nirnwherrios aro Al vory Tight's price xange from SU@T0c, according £o tho cori attos of tho frult, Wo quoto:’ Applos, commion to falr, $1.00@3.00 ; good 0 cholce, 3,00@0.80 por brl from atoro crauborrien (onltivated) at $8.00@12:00 por brl; Palortno lomonn at $7.00G7.60 par Loz s Mosatua Qo 14.£.00; Palermo oranyes, €0.0037.005 Mosaina 10, $8.00@0.60, ~ Pinoapplos, ' $I60@4.00 par doz, Dae awnoy, $0.008700 por bunok, - Govsaborrien, 3o por quart, 110PS—Tho hop market contintiea quiot and un- changed. Tho slocks avo light and prices leady ns quotad Lelow; Primo Wostorn hops ol 40@450 come mon to falr, 25@3%o, TIAY—Tlioro s _been noliceabla Increato in th demand for pressed liny within tho paat fow days, and, 28 tho offoringa havo fallen off, aellors hinvo Lech on abled to reallze_hattor pricos, thio ndvauco being fully 500 por ton, Until farmors aco dono with tliolr plauts ing tho recoipta may bo oxpected to continno ighty and a furthior advanco Ia_smong tho possibilitica, -Tnl ad« dition to good local domand, there ia a fair inquiry Tor ahipmont Lo Lako Suporior dnd tholumbor zeglons, Wo quoto wholeanlo prico pald by dealors, an foflows, cnrn to contain 20,000 ln: ON Traox—Timolliy, beatos pressed, $I6,60G17.00 1 timolhy, loono preased, $16.00 ®10.807 prafrlo preesed, $13.00@13.00. O Wanox ~Timotly, loose, $10,00@17,60 ; prairio, loono, $14.00 @100, For dollvery of pressed, $1.00(31,00, acoord- ing fo dsianco, s HIDLS- Tho ight, xeceipts remniling from the Tow priecs rocontly cstablislied, have changed tho com. Jlexdon of thin markst, tho feliug of dotpondoncy no- ooablo during lant wweok sud thio preceding ono hav- ing givon plnco to ono of greator confidenco snd firm. mess, Tho Esstorn markets alao wear o boltor look, and, unloan our recelpla ahall materially inoreaso, it 48 1ot probablo thero will bo any furthor desline, Wo uoto: Greon city butchera’, 7o; groon oured lght, 01040 ; do heavy, 9@DXo i part eured, SXG D03 greon calf, 16@16x0; veal Xip, 123@1%0; dry cnlt, '2do; dey kip, 2lo; dry salted, 16@170; dry Sint Y 19@ 200} long-hafred kip, 10i0; descon skins, 40@ i) srl;!xhy, ‘Seorad, outy o otiotwiso damaod, two: birdla prico, IRON AND BTEEL~—Morchants roport a fair trado for tho sennon, tho markot being firm for all. importod Block,’ Following aro the prices current : 44-10@ 4 810 rates 6 @ ’;1 810 rates ‘Horso-shoo iron. Plato Iron, common tak. 0K @ rates Tuseta fron, @0 raten Runsla iron, No, 1 statned. B G Norway Irod, 9. @0k Bl Norway nnil Fodi ug @00 i Gorman plowstecl 17 @0 g English cast plow 2 @lage Wb Amorican 10l steal 735 @lis G Gbrome tool ateo §° @0 Pb Englink tool alee 1§ @0 rates 1" @138 rates Englnh apring ptecl, B LEATHER—Tho markot is without nov featurc, A moderaio smount of tradlug han been dono at prices $hat hiava been curront for the paat four wecka or more, Wo continuo to quoto ¢ mEMLgx, Olty barncss. 3 2@ 4 ‘Country horn Mg 33 Line, clty, B Ib. 4@ 43 Rip, B 1b, 6063 1,10 Kip, veals. B3 1,20 Gity upper, ¥o, 1, 28330 City upper, No, 2, 3 ft. 2@ 2N Coitntry. prer, No. 1 2@ 27 Collar, ¥ 2063 23 Calf, city,... 1.20@ 1.40 Galf! couniry. 1103 125 TRough upper, standard. 0@ 85 Rough upper damaged, 27@ - 90 Dufalo slaughter sole., @ 81 1, A7 wolo. 306 81 o, 1.25@ 145 Kip. 6@ 1.10 Hurneas, 40@ 45 French ealf, Jodot. 65.00300,00 French calf, Lemoin 60.0080.00 ZFrench ealf, 24 to 30 tba, ... 105@ 2.60 Freuch kip, 50 to100 s, 11063 1,65 METALS AND TINNERS' 8T0CK—~DBusiness in this department §s improving slightly, and if the weatlior wero favorable, a fairly active trudo would probably {lule. ‘Tho markot s stéady ot the subjoined quota- lomh ¢ TrY PraTE—I0, 10x14, $16.00; do, 19512, $15.50; do, 16xi0, $i6.00; d, oot 10, $14,50 3" do, 20x23, Tia Trx—Targe, 42c; small, 43+ bar, 4o, Burer Zino—Eall carke, 116; hoif casks, 11 @1 34¢; Teas quautity, 113¢o; bl SnzkT Inok—No, GaLVANIZED Tho! @20, i50; No, 22@24, 1601 No, 2336, 17¢; No, 27, 18c; No. 28, 200, A distounl of 16 per cont i mindo fromn tho s Covren—Copper boltoms, 45618 s, 47c; uned cappor, 43c, Wine—3t0 5, 8¢: 0, 8, anil 9, 100; 10 f0 11, 1ie; 12, 11xc; 18 and 14, 19%e; 15and 16, Lo 17, 16c; 16, 1603 19, 190; 20,200 fall bundie, 15 er ‘cont’ dls- count; fenco wire, 7iGo; by car NATLS—1Wero 1 falr roquest, nexud list of prices : 10@6d, yer kg, & do, 35,603 6d do, .1 61255250 do, $0.76 30’ do, fine, $8.23; % ciluich, $7.03%¢; 1356 off to'the frado. ! NAVAL, BTORES—Denlers roport n falr_trade, tho quoled prices bolog fully sustainod : Manilin rope, @ Ib, 16@1Tc; siral ropo, 3 I, 10G1T snely'cord, 4 I, 30GI200 s munriie, 9 1y 20/@2 Fope, 1 1, 10476 oakiun, % e $50650,007 e per brl, $6.00@7.00; tar, B br), $5.50@0,00. OILS—No very fmporiant changes avera noted in this markot durlig tho week under roview, o far no thio Tonding oils nro concorned, there lins becn o slewdi~ Iy folr movoment, sud former ratea Woro gencrally wrell sustuined, a deolino of %o fn turpoutine ‘aud Ko 4n carbon beiug tho ouly quotablo changes, TFollawhig are tho pricos current ;- Carbon, 193¢ ; oxira lard ofl, 30; No. 1, T0c; No, 2, G603 lnmecd, raw, $L.00; do olled, §1.05; wiiale, 87¢; aperm, $3.0032.10 neats foot, ofl, sivictly’ pure, $110¢ do’ extra, 9005 do N 1, 76o; bank ofl, 7003 stralls, 6c; olophant oll, 85 tirpentiue, 68c } nophitha, 03 gravity, 20@21c; Bapht tha, common, 16G@18e, TAINTS, GOLOLS, AND PUTTY~Tho yleasonter weathier provalent duting he greater yart of tho ast pesk lns wituessod o moro uctve nquiry for goods in this line, bt tho market appears to be protty liborally stocked In all dopartments, and former pricos havo Doen o moro than eustaingd, W repeat our quota- tions, au follows : brazlrs, over 12 45 rates 3 £1 B WHITE LEAD, Strlotly puro. -$11,00@11.60 Fancy brands v U.00@10,60 ZiNOL Gepulno Vellle Montague.. © 1450 American, . © 110@12.00 iroad colors, Masury Yalaco car colors in cans Rochelle ochre. Engllsh Ven, re: English orauge minerai. Ditiaburgh orange misioral, Englleh red load. ‘Amorican red lead, . English vermiliion, Tor T Bearlet vermililon. ... Parls white, Whiting..... In bulk, o blad frr? PIG IRO! this markot, though numlnnflfi prices sro unchanged, The demand {n light at tho following quotations: Scoteh (accord- ing to brand), $02.00@07.00; Tuscarnwas, $0L, Masatllon, $61,00; Lake SBuperior, $58.00@60.00; Ohi- cago atono coal. $57.00; Missourl siona coal, $57.00 26,00, O OULTRY—Was n btter mpnly and lower, G- ens aro quotable at $4,75@6.00, and $5,25@5.50 fa aske Tho domand s from fho rotaif trade, and fs only fair, Hales includo 18 coopa chickons at $3.00 3 G coops do ut 4,76 1 3 coopa turkeya ot 100, POTATOES—Poachblow potataes in good order met, with ready sale, and rulod frm st 60@550_on track. Now polalocs s6ll at$1.0068.00 yor b, Mixed lola aro rather slow, Sales includo ear cholce poach- blowa at 650 on’ track ; 1 cay do at 530 on track § 1 car dont 000 1 cor ot 670; 3 curs mixed st 47c, ail do- liverod, BALT—Thetradofs rather quict, thongh a light, stesdy demand ox Tho recoiptaby Iske, thougl quito liberal in cortatn grades, will probably not ut presont sffect tho market, The cholco grades ore in light stock, snd rulo steady nt the quoted pricon: Onotidogaand Saginaw, e, $2.00; ordinary coarso, $2,00; coarec Diwmond 0, $i ground kolar, $2,25° duiry, without bags, %3 ith bags, o 15 ; Ashton dairy, I ground alum, $2.40@2.40 : Turk's'Tsiand, £2.00, BASH, DOORY, AND BLINDS—Wero in demand and_stendy, A ‘discount of {rom 15@30 por cont in ‘made from tho list, SEEDS—Thero waa rather moro dolng fu timothy foday, o bottor graden bolng principally i reqiest, Thao stock of lhnulgin very low, partioularly of tho bigher qualitfes, aud dealers aro holding thelr prop- erly firmly. Buloa were mado to-day nt §£.90@4.60 for 1uir to fancy soed ; $4.00@4.10 1a about tho prico for prime, Clover was fuactive and nomiual at $1.90@ 5.00; fungarlon aud millet wero in largo supply, duit aud easfor—tho former 14 quoted ot $1.23@1.403' mil- 1ot ot T5c@$1,00; flax was qilbt at $1,00@2.00, ' Sales ncludo 20 bagh fonoy thnoths at §3,003 25 chiofee do nt $4.2 60 bagn nt 8416 ; 10 bags primo at 10 5 20 bags at $4.00 ; 27 bags at 3,00 1 14 bays ot 8034 bagn at §,76; 35 bugs HMungarlan at $1.30 3 16 bagn dout $1.25 5 21 birs good suilfet ot $1.005 23 Lags yoor at 75¢, “LEAB—Sincu onr last wookly roviow this markot hos ruled dull,with prices weak und unsottled for all grados Delow chofee,which, being In moderate utook, aro firms ybiold. A iho ribively low urices wiow provaient (lo w, grades are off S@Go) dealers auticipate s moro lib- aral wovoment, and i louthlor condition goncrally, Tho American (Grocer eazs : % Tho distribution teado continues inereasing, and the future of tho tea murkut Iooke moro encouragiing, %o mnlerinl improvemont $n prlcen can‘bn looked for untfl tho procont very largs atorkn e marked down (o managoablo proportions, oxvopt for puch grudes and qualities us aro scarco, Fino grecns are firmer aud fino Japans, a8 also fuo Formosa Qolongs, {n consoguence of belug in lightor btack thon Oolongs wud tho common. quallilos of the allior dorcriytionn,” Woquoto: Young Ifyson, common to fair, 45@550; do goud, 00@T700; do_ choice to oxtra fine, $1.00@1,10; commo to tino old Hyson, T0@J5e; common imporfal, 6U@880; good to choleo do, BeG 81,103 fino to good gunpowder, T0c@$1,10 ; cholee, $1,15 @l. oxtrn, $1,86@1.453 cliolco to oxtra loaf Japan, £3c@51.00; falc 10 good db, 65@760; conunon do $3 4503 colored nintural loaf Japan, 63@040 ; common to fine g:hl‘gm, 83@450 ; *good, 66@05¢; cholus to extra, 3@ 8100, TOBACO0-—In tho tobacco markot thero Linvo been no materlal olianges, Asteady, falr inquiry oxists, and all primo goods are boug firwily lold, - We coutinto to ote : L Giikivnta—Fino Out—Fitra 71@850; cholco, 65@ oor, 4@ 5o, Top; conmion, 63@600; 3 PLuo—Natural luaf, ‘16@800; Lale 'bright, 00@700; black, soun, 45@33c, Budkinu—Oholeo, $3@0; modium, H0@320; come ‘mou steius, 27@200. ‘WOOD—Thero Las been an sotivo domand for boech and maple, aud as tho arrivols have Leou light for tho season, tho_markot romaing quito fiem at former uotatlons, We repoat our list: Beoch, $10,00; maplo, 11,001 hickory, $13.00; alabs, $0,00, dalivored. VEGETABLEB—Woro in modcrafo local roquent ot about yeulerdar's rango of wricos, as follows ; Greon v $3.00@85,25 per b atring boane, $9,00@4.00 por ongumbers, $1.0081.35 por_doz sinw onfona, £8,00@0.00 por bel ; do por do, 2534007 splinch, $2.00 G3:60 por brl; Tainhon, 25100 niah, 10812ig0 er Ib; naparagus, whito, 10c@$1,00 5 do groon, $1.25@ 50; 'pie plant, 1@ por Ib ; letiuce, 35@a00 por doz § Ccabibnac, $3,00 per doz ; turnipm, J0@6U0 por dos, WOOT,—The mnrket Ts in ahoit the samo_condition a8 Inat weok, Wostern manufacturors aro buylng small unrtities of old wool, but outslila of this thora in vory 1l doing,. tocks neo quito Jow, and pricen gonorally in nlowly, It in from U@8o Towor favor huyats, Naw waol i coml thought (it prices for now wiil than tho prices for old, Quotationa for old wool aro a8 Flooco, washed, r Fleoco, washod) X&XX, din Flocce, waslicd, modinia li Ficoco, washnd, medium_dingy. ... Fleoco, unwanhod, X&XX, in good condition. Fleoco, unwanhied, conteo to miedum Flooce, unwaslied, conrso, and dingy. . Bupor, pulled... Extra, pulled. Bury waol 4 RAILROAD FREIGHTS—Tates to Now York, Dos- tom, and - Viliadolplia’aro 6o and 100 ofT, W now aucto: ! Titinburgh, Albany, Buffal CIR 1] Chteago to #7352 i3 [RE3 46 60 40 20 43 80 Clovolnnd, 2254} ‘Whashingtor 83 Whee!ing, W, a5 Wilmingion, Do, 0 Aloxandria, 50 Norfolk, V., 53 Wilmington, X, Savaunab, da, CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET, TurapAy Evenmva, May 20, ‘Tho recelpta of livo stock sinco Baturday have boon as followe Hoge, Shesp, 1,600 4oL 7000 W0 s 2, om Week boforo Inat. 10418 'B1a Bldpmonts wers ua folows Cattlo, Iogs, Khecp, BIOMAAY.. oo eoscarcnssans 20 G085 OATTLE—Tho offect of tho lighter receipts (only about 3,000 arrived to-day) was to induce a more con- dont feoling all around. ' Buyers woro out in goodly nuwmnbors, and all classes operated with moro apparent confidenca thui: on any of the half-dozen procoding das, though nonn wora wiling to puy any consldo- abloadvance, 8o far ns butchors’ cattlo aud stock cors aro concerned, the situstion of tho market con- tinues favorablo for scllers, tho demand fully m‘lu.m.g o suprly, aud pricea ruling rolatively highor than for ' tho uppor _grades, = Good to” chioloo steers of from 1,200 to 1450 lis Svcrago compriss a vory Irge propation of tho re- celpts, and, comparatively, pricos are low, the best not boing wanted at over $3,80@0,00, whilo it must bo really o fine bullock that commands over $5.60, Tho extrema raugo of tho market was 0,15—tho insido quotation for bulls, old cows, and scrawny ‘holfers, and the outsido for oxtra graded steors, Tho Bulc of tho day's busincss was_dono at $4.76@3.00 for good butchora cattlo ; ot $4,00@4,80 for sioca stecrs, and at $6,00@6.50 for medium to chiolcosbipping beoves, Veal calves wero in liboral supply and sold low, $4.608 5.00 Leing all that could bo realizod for cholce, whilo coarso, thin ota Woro 1ot waufed at over ¥.00@3.75, Now milch cows sold at sbout former prices, Thoro ‘wero 8 number of droves of corn-fed Texas cattlo among the offerings, most of which were dfsposed of at $4,50@4.80, Bomo cholco fetched $5.00. Tho market closcd gteady sud firm. QuoTATIONS, Extra—Graded stcors avoragg 1,400 1ts and upwards, 45.80@0.10 to 6 year old steers 1,450 It GoodBe steors, averaging 1,200 to 1,300 [ia, Modfum_Gradea—Steors u fair fiesls, aver- uging 1,100 1o 1,250 Ibs, .. warse Buichers’ Stock—Common to fuir sicers, and good to oxtra cows, for cily slaughier, averaglug 800 to 1,100 bs. ... 4,00@5.00 Btock Cattle—Cy in decent slosh, avoraying 700 to 1,080 i . 9.15@6.00 Inferfor—Lignt and thin cows, bLeifers, ategs, bulle, and acallmwag steers, Gatile—Toxu, Novlhern wittered. Cattio—Corn-fed Texas, . oart , well fors yoar averaglng 1,309 to ; 5808875 525@5.40 4.80@5.15 Xo. 10 stock stears, 84 good steors. * 10good steer igood teors. 3 good etea 16 ffoon stee 38 stock stuora. 29 cliolco stco 35 Yoxas slears, 19 good 16 oxtra stees 117 choleo stecr 43 good atocrs. 63 good stecra. 40 chofeo ateors. 15 good steor 18 stock stecra, 19 cowa..vne 158 cholco atoers 66 good steors, 10 chiolco ateers 51 good stecre, 20 choice steors. 51 Toxas steers. 17 good ateer,. 95 choico stoors. 0 oxtra steol 52 oxtra graded siocra, SRS I 10— Tho liog trade-apesed oxiremaly dull, with prices weak nud scnaibly lower, carly salos being of~ focted at $4.50@4.90, but toward mid-day, it becoming evidont tha day’s supply would scarcely excecd 7,000 lioad), ors took hold with decidedly more in- tarest, and the market stiffencd, closing firm at $4.65@ 5.00 for common to really choice. The bulk of tho transfers wero within tho range of $4,.65@4.75, Yo " ote PricelN No. Av. PricejNo. Av, PriceJNo, of 180 #475 |177 104 $4.85 |02 30 355 A0 |31 2 405 (03 7 10T 470 (197 219 465 |03 fo 283 475 |88 218 405 |48 us 213 476 |00 103 470 f20 5L 280 475 (47 2 470 |67 (76 155 105 25 470 | 65 foa 214 04 187 400 |u 5 23 s 196 405 |57 an 180 6 204 405 |60 61 21 48 203 470 |88 5L 201 510 (60 207 - 40 |54 52 108 460 178 265 460 |60 6 220 400 [109 290 450 |51 10 20 450 [48 205 40 |43 53 28l 400 a0 0 |49 20 137 @ 51 263 485 SHEEP—Tho rocoipts wero again light, and prices wore firm and higher, Local bulchers and shippora 27 460 108 485 compoted, mud tho supply, coneisting of some 700 head, was readily dispased of st §3.75@4.75 for common to medium, and at $5.00@5.75 for gond to choleo—indi- cating nu aidvanco of fully 350 per 100 1bs, Lambs wore | nquired for at $3.00G4.76, — THE CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET. ‘TUEsDAY EVENTNG, May 20, Sinco thio last roviow nothing has acourred to distur tho quict so fong provalent in this depnrtmont of {rude, tho demand, os wan tho caso carlier fn tho seas son, bolug entirely consumptive, and mainly restricted to supplying immediuto necessitios, Some of tho job- bing hotses roport u fair distribution, but, in_tho og. greguto, buaiueat t us largo or actlve as in former yeara f a correspoudiug period, and fa fur from Lol satisfactory, The extreme backwardness of the g sou and the prolonged striugency of tho money mar ket hng no doubt boen quifo os eorionaly felt in tho country as in tho city, and b must bo confessed that tho fmmodiato future, 80 far as concerns the dry goods trade, does not wear o particulatly cheerful look, Our merchanta avo one countered su many drawbacks to a successful business tiint. (lioy Lavout thnes becomo restloss, and offered concesstons fu hope of Il!lmllnlm]’ trade, but buyers Hiavo at uo time boen- poculatively iuclined, and lin perulstently reatrictod thelr purchascs to'the actual ‘wants of consuwption, Vrices of prints, bleached and unbleached cottons, and some othor lnes are uow really fow—in fact, bolow thio cost of production, and bt under a bettor domoud tho juarket for the more popuiar makes would react, 8 entirely probable, 'l 10 fullowing §8 from tho New York Jiullet i 44hy market for cotton goods continues steady with o moderato demand for tho roveral descriptiohy of staplo fabrics, for which prices aro unchunged, al- thowgh it is reported that tho ageuts of one of the Jeadiug mills contemplute advancing the price of fiue Lrown mumxi;u 1o tho quotationy from which thuy wero reduced about two wueks ago, "o carpet trade, though lcss activo than st weok, continies fale for fho scason, and former pricos nve, Wwith o fow unimportant oxceptions, boen firmly ad: hored to, Btocks aronot large, and na tho demaud promiscs Lo continue good for some thnoto conie thera Iw a confident foeliug umong jobbors genorally, Among tho changes in cotton guods since our Inst report wo noto o reduction of a 4o in Dwight, Contiuoutul, Nashua, and Lawrencs fino browns, and u Jgo reduo. miu in Morrimack, Gurnor, Watsults, snd Amoskeag priuts, QUOTATIONG, DUOWN 0OFTON 140 | Great 5 | Gabot A, 4- 2 [ Gabot W, 4 5 1| Tawrenco, LT, &-4..11% s | Aguwan 1, 4L 10 Atlantio A, é-4. Atlantio 11, 4-+ Atlautio Atlantio 1), i Tndlan Hedd, 44 4y 8-4.e001lg | Bumwiwut, 'L L, apsh 54 | s Ridor ) Nastvllo, LI | Hosler ¢ y Nushvillo, W in, WAL Uten v ¥INY uROWNS, i, 40+ 5 o | Dwight Star, 4- d4 o Nosia I $500 Continental O....10 14 Nashua O, J3-n, Lawrenco D, J4 Popperoll 15, 40- Nowniarkot A.... ..., Lupperell I, 3 Stusvaclusetts' 50,11 Tepperall 0, 83-in,,.13 | Massachuantta E...,10% Topporell N 80-1n.,.11 | Porlsmouth P.....ie 8% THINTH, Merrimno W, Pink..J3 o Morrimag D, Faucy. 1116 Docheco Futtoy, Duunoll Fancy. Ttichmond Fais Garner Fanoy. 0%a Amonkoag Tunc .. 9 ¢ | Mourning, 11011, Mallory Purpi Manchostar,s Gloucoster Waunsutta a1XOIAMn, Ronfraw 4 0| Amonkeng . Gluyaw.. Hnriford ‘Naumkeag saticons, Poquot satteons Laconi,. Garner T 8 o Bintor's Paor. Wasbington 8 | Manvillo aper ‘1igh colors, oxtra, DLEAGIED coTTONs, Lonaialo_cambrio, , .3uo | Diackatono, A, an, do, 4227 | Cabot, 156 fow York Miis. Duwight Btar, a8k Wamsutta, . Wentorn Product. .. 18 Pride of the West, Harris,.... 4 Langden, GB. Qold Medal, Eruit of tho Loorm. Soclnl, . le. a: . ‘Androncs o Green, G Minnotioh, 4-4 Mothuon, AA, Minnohaks, 7. Willow Brook, fl e Amoskeag, 'ACA.....30 | Portiand, AAA oskeng, Amonkoogs . 3 beoen ‘Amoskeag, D. Bwift Tiivor.. DENDIE, York Dlue, 5 0| Watren, AXA... Amoskeak, 10 ‘Warren, BB, Columbin 4 | Warren; 0. Otin, AXA. % | Unymakor, Otl, BB, 0i¢ | Boaton, Gts, €O, 76 BTRIPES, 350 | Whittonton, A 9™ | Whittonton, 3 | American, §-3 morican, hre wanpe Y Poerlons oo 1Live, colored.. Iinnohahs, 0-3, 0-g. TINGs, Tariford, extra, Hariford, Tmp'., Temp, Common plain. 235@3o | Tiled and ex. ... 30 “Matting. Englsh cocoa, best,...830 | Ghian matting d-4.....500 American common,. .,080 | China matting 64, 380 fi:,unfl:;n Ibm!l xc‘ailnn l&mlfing 84, A0 W Tod and wh, cb'k 54 AR Tone, Spool thread, gratn bags, olc., 30 dsys, or 1 per cont off 10 daya, Domostics, cottonades, Kontucky Joans, oto, 1 per cont off 30, 4 per cont off 10 daya, Tiogular, dopartmont. goods, 4 per cent off 0, 6 por cout off 30, 6 por cent off 10 day, e gt LUMBER. Turavay Evesmia, May 30, Thoro ias boen a decided Lmpravement {n tha une Der trado the last fow days, Tho domaud on both local and Interior nccount is very notive for all grades, ‘particularly chioico nil] run Jumbor, snd sevoral largo ‘salcs hove been madoat $10.00@17.00, Tho receipt this morning were light and all tuo catgoes sold readi- Iy on urrival, A largo fleot from Muskegon are ex- pected in_to-morrow, Jolsts and scantiing remaln steady at $10.25810,60 ; common boards and strips at $11.06G10.00; clioico mill run boards and strips aro firm at $10.00@18,00 ; lath steady at $2.50 ; and shine glea “ A Pt §1,00 3 No, 1 do st 1.5, “Tho folloving salcs wero reported : 3 Cargo schr Lincoln Dall, {romn. Oconto, 180 m boards end. girips ot $16.00; 60 I lath at $2.60, Fountaln Clty (Robesz Mil), Ludington, 176 1 mized at $10,25 for’ inch and $1150 for fnch, Monomines, from Bouth Haven, 66 In common inch at $11.00, Joses, from Muekegon, T,500 £t sirips, 30,600 {t boards, ot $13,50 7 0,000 £t 2-lnchsé. 310,005 16,600 lath st $2.50 (mill {ally). Prop Ocontoyfrom Do Pere, 600 m #A" shingles at $3.00. Onng.mmlny Mr, E, M, Phelon, Agent nt Baginaw of tho Oacidn Snlt and Lumbor Company, sold- 600,000 feot of lumnber ot $7.00, $14.00, oud $25.00. There'aro not great many buyors in the markoet, but prices are firm at the aboveo rates. LOMDER FUEIOTL en Manisteo, $3.00@3.25 ; Ludingion, $3.00 3 n.nu;Oc:fno" @4.00 ; Mononinee, $2.75@9.35 Tontwater, §2.15; White Like, §2.76; & .50, AT THE TATDS, Trado ot tho yards was fair to-day considoring tho weathor, The prices given below are genorally ade hored to. Shinglon ob track oroa. trilo bighor, mow quoled s 3195 @30, g deimand for hardwood 14 Zalr, and tho Tmarkot Wo quote : Flret cioar.. 5.00 Becond clear, .00 Third clear, 1 inch. @10.00 Third clear thlek oot 45.00 Firat and eccond ciear fiooring,togoth- mer, rough.... Sietiaty . 40,00 @60 rat_and ‘second clear sidin gotlier. ..., @20.00 Common sidiiig. @12.00 Common flooring, dressed, Arst.. X Gomunon tloorinry, dressed, secon ‘Wagon-box boards, selocted, 14 in and upward. A tock board Joist, scantling, small tmber, oto., 16 {foot and undor, ‘Foncing,, o Jolst and Eoantling, 18 to'3d feet. DPickols, 8quare..... Plokots, flat.... v Gedar posts, spjit, Cedar posts, round. Lath . i 1257 @ L N%‘h‘r:flfi;mm per. ui‘r (au!‘m r;l"‘fll! ‘whou transferred, lifch ch: follows tha shingles. B " EhicknonFivo shingles bo two Inchos 1n. thicke ness. . “Length—Sistoen faches. K Walnut — Counters, S100.00@150.00; _clear, Dlack-Walnut — .00 5 , w.&cegu.n:g common, Si000@50.00; cul, $0.008 e Ckdn et 00+, common, $20.00825.005 cull, $12.00818.00 ; flooring, $30,00@40.00, Oak~—Clour, $30,00@40,00; common, m.W@l‘S.M cull, $12.00@18.00, Tlcion—glear, 5.00a15.00; common, $2000 ,00; cill, .60, &max%aaée&r#.uaem,w; comon, $20.00830.00; “Bhtternut—Oloar, $50.00800.00; common, $35.008 85,00, Chorry—Clear, $50.00@00,00; common, $25.00@ 95,003 cull, $12,00@18,00, Whltowobd—Clear, $30.00@40.005 cammon, $20.08 @30.00; cull, $10.00(215. 3 Wagoh Block—Hickory nxlos, per sot, $1.00BL60 ‘wagoh polcs, each, 45@030 ; bo¥ boards, $15,00@40.50. e TO RENT. OFFICES, A fow Very Desirable Offices are offered for rent in the Trib- une Building. Single or in suites. ‘With and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through~ out the Building. Elevator running during all business hours. These Offices are not equaled in the city. 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