Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1874, Page 6

‘CHICAGO ! DAILY 'IRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MARCH 10,1874, ONEY AND COMMERCE. MONETARY. Moxvay Byvrnina, Mareh 0, Tho advance in Now York oxchango to par to* day, aftor having continued at n disconnt forsey- oral months, i indientive of & culmination in the marketing of crops und tho consequent move- mont of currenoy from tho country buel to the citios. The fow woeeks that will intorvono bo- twoen now and tho opouing of navigation will probubly be ovon dullor fu all kinds of trado than tho last few. 'Tho country ronds oo in bad cou- ditlon ovorywhero, aud by tho timo thoy aro bot- tor tho farmors will bo busy with thelr spring work, o that roceipts of all kinds of products aro likoly to diminish, Shipmonts to tho East by rall aro also likely to fall off in au- tieipation of tho opening of navigation, Tho spring trade in goods of all kinds fs also dolayed "ovon now, to somo oxtont, in consequenco of the unsottled nspeck of tho curroncy question, While it {8 not probnblo that Congress will do anything this seeslon to cnuse much, If any, change in the valio of tho curronoy, tho ntten= tion of pooplo has boon turned in that direction, and, without boing able to give any pnrticular ronson for It, conntry merchnnts and othors who bavo large purchases to make scem dieposad to *gostow ™ until after tho cutrency question is sottled. Monoy continues toacenmulate in this markes, and wo ropoat our quotations of Baturdny, #iz: 8 or cont for thirty and sixiy doys, sud 7 to8 pur cent on eall. Il supply of money for foan on mortgages is nlso vory large, being much in oxcoes of tho demand, though rates of intorost In this class of loans aro much botter sustained than for commorcial ‘lonns, The rates for all sums of £3,000 and upward nre 9 por cont, Wwith 214 per cont commission for tho negotiation, thue making an annual cost of 8} per cent for n five-yenr loan, For snms under $2,000 or £3,000 tho “goneral rote i 10 por cent, with tho uamo_ cotnmiesion s above, Sovernl of tho prominent loan agents sny they havo from &100,~ 000 to $300,000 cnch that thoy would like to placo at theso rates, nud it in probablo that in tho 'ngaregate thero iw from $1,000,000 to §1,500,000 inore offorad hiore now at these rates thun oan bo employed. This is only another ovi- denco of the abundanee of monoy," and the lnck of satisfactory investruonts. A declino in the rates of juterest for long loans of this clasn is, of cotirso, mich mwore tardy than in the shorter commercinl loans, but it soems not improbahle thot this may bo the reslt. he abundant supply of money scoking invest- ment has also” affected “loeal sceurities to a considerablo extent. Bank stocksand horso- ralway stocks are from 1 to 2 por cont higher than thoy were ten duys ago. On last Thuredny tbe National Treasury ro- nowed its old blundering policy of gelling gold, with tho #alo of $1,000,600 on that day, At nynouncoment of 1,000,000 to Lo sold ench Thuraday. It is, thorefore, to bo oxpocted that gold witl fluctuato a good deal moro, and that the fever of apecuiation in it will bo rovived in Wall sireot. Q'bro Inst threo months have heon o Bcl‘ind of unusual stendiness in the price of gold, cezuso tho Treasury lhas beon out of the market. Iiven the ridiculous debatos in Con- gross and tho remarkablo ignoranco displayed by our lnw-makers thero has hnd but littlo effect to causo luetitations in gold ; but, now ihat the T'reasury hng come bnclk into tho market. ns a shavor of the notos of tho Govornment, it may ho expeeted that their value will fluctuate,—in oilier wards, thut the gold - gpeculation will be ronewed. BANK DEFOSITS OF THE UNITED STATES, A hank Cazhicr writes us ag follows from Han- nibal, Mo.: i Lditor of The € NTHA 10 M., March 6, 1674, Tridine : In tho finatiial arlicls contafned ‘I your of tho Gl et you stato that * it 13 fiown it (he Notionnd Janky hotd just about three-fourths of the bank-doposits in WMo United Statos,"—tho umount Lol Ly then, Dec, 20, being given, in'round numbers, a8 $700,000,000, s much oyeratutes th sroportion. of bunk-depoelta” eld by~ Nahonal Banks, 1t can menreely cxecod, I it equuls, 40 per eent of mich deposits, T Jive no recent wlatintics on hand; but the deposits fiefd by the Savings Bunks of New York and tho New England Stutos ay tho closs of the year 1871, wus £574, 249,643, ~nearly $000,000,000, The deposits held Dy the National Dunks at thiat timo was $600,80,846,55. Tho detweits Tioh! by the Savings Burks of ile rematn of tho Uuited States, by banks orgnnfzed under State laws, and by prl vafo Dankors, would oty probably, lo luws than the Sivings Danks' depoalts ' for New England and New York; £nd, as (o volume of ile- posita fn Nationnl Banlis how fncrensed $n tho two g, dt In peobublo thus they lava ol inoressed I oth ‘tho other classea of depositorius ; for, na you very properly shiow, theso dopasits do niob represent monoy, but crediis or properly (wealth) in other formk, Your statement, therefore, Woull hava been stranger i yoh hud approimated fuoro uearly to o aetual deposits lield Ly all tho banke, bankers, ani Lanking Snstitutions of tho Unfted Siatess and it cauld Lo very propesly stiown tliat u lossuf cofildgnce, such as occurred Just fall, would ot any tiuo black th wheels of commerce, and oufail widekpread inancial aleaster and Joes, crenting Just sich o money-plrine goney a8 wo liuve been passiag through, without actu- ally diminishing the volume of #money™ or “cur- raniey " ono dallir, Itis, therefore, an increaso of confilence, and n return to the wsual methods of husiness, thit wo want, ond ot an Increase of *currency” Ver fully, [ Rerry—Wo would say that our estimals wus intended to embrace only tho deposits of the commercial banks, this being the cluss of loan- nblo funds that 1 most sensitivo, and fluctu mueh moro rapidly than tho funds in Savings Bankw, which aro offored almost exciusively for long investments. A goenoral uuscttloment of contideuco, of course, obliges the Savings Bunke, ns well as all othor monoy-lond- ors, to contract their lonus, sud thus belp to increase mny stringency of the money market alrendy croated by the moro rapid deerenso of tho dnl)uflitu (in other words, the Ionuable funds) of the commercinl bnks. An to tho proportion of tho commercial deposits held by Nationtl Banks in the United States, we ho- u‘o\mour cstimato of throe-fourths to bo about right. LOCAY, STOOK AND DIOND MARKET. Measrs. Preston, Kean & Co, quoto ns follows this p.waz Selling, United States s of ‘31 1 United Stutes 5208 of ary und July, United Stafes aryund July. 10-404 ex int United Btates 63 Gold coupons. Goldoxchunge, Eterling....... Chileugo Gity 7o, Cook County .. teeee. U8 &t O &lut, Town, cousity, mnd ity ‘10’ or ceut boudé,ieeas 05@0T35 TATEST. New Yong, March 0,—1'ho Troasury disburacd 180,000, Custom recoipte, $564,000, Qold ranged ac 1113¢@111%; closed at 1113, Carrymg rutos 3@5H por cont, Clenvings, 44,000,000, Monoy anky at Y@, . Sterling quiot at #4.8¢ for 60 days ; $487@ 4.8737 for signt, Govoruments quiot and stendy. Stato bonds duil and nominal, "The Milwau- keo & St. Puul Company i seid to ho paying 7 por cont dividend on the preforved stoci in now consolidnted bonds. 'Iho: defunct Cominonwenlth Nutional ~Dank paid to-duy 50 por cont - dividend to ils creditors, muking a tota! of 80 per cont paid. Another dividend will be paid as soon as tho bank building is sold, Stocks showed slight activity in tho carly day, bt closed quict. Tho fluctnations of tho duy wore J{@1 per cont, with the opening and ejos- ing prices nenly aliko. - Tho murket showed no wpeeinf features. 'ho snlos botween 10 uud 2 o'clock woro 161,000 ahre: GOVEINMENT BONDS, Conpous, 07 Cotpons, "3, 1410 Coupons, '81 Conpons, "3, Coupons, 04, Coupons, 45 Coupons, 05 Nus, Virginias, old., 03¢ Northy Caralivi, oid. .28 Nurth Curolinu, uow.19 Miasonris Aduws Express., Walls Faryta .. Awcrican Bx) Uulled States 35 Tecre Huute, Pervo Haute Pl »sss e 30 Chicago & A., ox. div, 1044 G, & A, pid, ex, W, 107 Ohio & Misulesippl,., 804 Hove,, Cin, & Col,... Tl Chl,, Tr, & Quiney, 103 Luke Bhoro, e 1125 indiuns Contral 1llinols Central Union Pacifio st Undon Pacille bomils, . & S Ceutral Pacltlo bouds, 945§ New York Coutral, Erig, . Erie pfd Hurlem, Northwestern, . Horthwesturn pf RoclcTaland oo, v s New Jersoy Contra Bt Paul secvaain 104721l Tack, & Wentern. 15¢ .12&!‘, Loston, Hurt, & Erle,100 REAL ESTAT The following inatruments woro flldd for roc- ord on Monday, March 9: CITY PHOTERTY, Tnwihornoav, 195 foot Boof Oskat, s W £, 26x125 £t, dated Marchi 7; counideration, $1,600, Trumbull av, 67 ft n of Harrison at, o f, 176x43 ft, dated Fob, 37; consideration, $10,600, Cwolfth at, 143 £t w of Ashland nv,nf, Dx125 ft, datod Marel 4 ; consfiderntion, $1,800, avard at, 103 8-10 ¢ 0 of Campbell av, n f, 2631243 1t, dated July 8, 1873 ; consideration, $1,000, Tourth nv, 148 810 £t s of Jackson at, w £, 24 8-10¢ 100 £t, datod T'ob, 20 3 consideration, $11.000, Loavitt st, 210 £t & of Dryson st, o f, J4x124 1, dated Tob, 355 constderation, $100, Shurtloff ny, 60 £t n of Twonty-sovonth s, o f, 25x 125 ft, dutod Mareh 75 consldoration, $1,600. Tinman ot 8 0 cor of Oskloy st, n £, 20 2.10x135 ft, dnted Mareh 63 conslderation, $000, 245'tt n of Divlaion st, £, 35x100 £, dated Mareh f 3 consdoration, S350, 1 Wont Lollcat 24w of ' Looints at, & £, 48x111 32100 ated March 6 ; conawdoration, $3,450, The proniises No, 41 Quinn st, dated Nov, 12, 1873 ; considoration, $1,600, West Lako at, 454 £t w of Iall at, n f, 35x84 £t, datod 1 constdoration, §1,007, at, 60 It Auguste rt, o f, 253100 ft, dated Mareh 9§ conalleration, §1, 5 Frankfort st, 110 {t o of 1 10 at, 1 f, 101x100 fi, dnfed T conetdoration, §1,800, Absedeciy sty 11 W cor of Juckeon et, o f, 49)¢x125 £t dated Staved 3 consldoratiou, $10,000, ortn Dearborn sty 634 1t 8 of Muplo st, o f, 40}¢x160 ted Mareh 71 conslderation, 81,013, et Clark sty 701 {68 of Cheatnut wt, wi, 23x160 , ialalinge, dnted Wob, 28+ conslioration, $10,016, Oszden nv, 200 1t 8 w of Roboy at, 1w, 48xiv ft, dated Feb, vounideration, $4,000, West Congrees ut, 108 1t w of Camphell av, n f, 25¢ 100 ft, dated Feb, b3 conshloration, $1,200, “Thirty-sevenths st, 120 fL w of \\'nlmh‘b av, i f, 44613 x09 ft, dated Sopt, 16, 187:3 § conslleration, 85,000, Cologno st, 931 £L o'f Deeriuyg st, n £, 26 1.10x140 £t, dated Nov. 8, 1873 3 cousderation, 900, ; ‘Weat Monroc st, cor of Homan av, 5 f, 140 8-10x. 191 11, dated Marcl conxideration, $10,450, Coblentz at, 212 £t w of Huyne at, 6 £, 482160 £t, &o., dated Fob, 143 consldorution, $535. OUTH OF OITY LTS, Tot 6, in Avemio Subdivision of Lot 9 and 03, ‘Town of lirighton, dated Fob, 21 ; consideration, $300, Lots 1o 4, in UIGI:)( 8, of l'E{or & Hopkine' w X of &wfi:r’scu U, 94, 14, dated March 6} considoration, 5,010, Tt 1, In Mcleover's Tots 2 and 3, n Block 6, Cleave orvills Addition, dated Jnu, 13 consldoration, §2,025, ko saskints COMMERCIAL, “Moxpav Evenia, March 0, The following wora tho recoiptsund shipmonts of the lending nrticles of produco in Chicago during tho past forty-cight hours, and for tho corresponding dato oue yonr ago : TEOEIFTH, L1873, ANIVMENTS, 1874, 1873, Flour, brs, Wieat, b Carn, bu, Oats, b Ttye, Tarley, .. 18,200 Grows weed, 1, 102467 Flax sced, s, Broom corn, ihs, Cuireut mieats, I | .. Becf, Lrls Pork, i, Tard, 1bs. Callovw, . utter, b 45,017 18 50 a3l o oatall 3,02 9,600 1 pren e ansi00| 413,000 1:351,500{1560,000 Shiugles, Ne 1626,500] 660,000/| 595,000({1004,000 Tath, No... 40,0001, 49,000) 67,000 Salt, brla. i00) a1l a1 Withdrawn from store ou Saturduy for city con- sumption: 5,603 bu whent, 6,013 bu corn, 8,001 bu oats, 2,618 bu ryo, 771 bu barloy. Tho following grain has been inspecled into atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 84cara rihent, 63 cars gorn, 4 cars onts, 1 onr rye, 4 cars barley. Total, 160 ears, or 58,000 bu. HOUR MEATS. A convoraation this morning with Mr, Chana- coy Blair, of tho well-known packiug drm of Cul- bortyon, Blair & Co., throw ennsidorable light on the queestion of rojectod moats. Ile seys thata good mauy buyers insisted on taking meats when thoy lnd only beon Jfiftaen days in salt,—a plan which docs not work serious mischiof in ordi- nary seasons, 'Tho preeont winter has beon n vory unfavorablo one for tho keeping of part- cured mcats, aud thoso - who choso to tako them iu that condition also took tho responsibil- ity.. 'Lhero is no doubt that this position is a sound one, whon the buyer knew that the monts woro ouly purt enred, and took them nt the. cor~ responing prico. 1t was cliimod by many others to-dlay thut ments bayo boen passod by inspeot- ars that onght not to havo been taken us sound, tho inspectors being eithor ignorant or carelers, Forthe rest, romaystato that tho Committeo pro- fens their willingness to puy in cash all damagos thiat muy havo been sustained by tho writor of the lettor in our issne of Saturday morning, signed “Suerer.,” And then —, 1t may bo that the writer of that communica- tionslightly ovordrow tho picture, but wo have personnl kiowledgo of complaints made by sov- oral parties of the poor quality of some ments furnished to thom during tho pust wintor by Chuicago paclkora, THE MARKETS. Tho loading produco murkots wero ngain strong to-duy, under the fact of u reducad sup- ply, whilo Liverpool wan quoted strongor on brendstufls, and most Luraponn poluts woro 4 tho turn donrar.” ‘Thare was not, howavor, to much disposition totakelold at the advance, and tho markets were loss netive, ‘Thore wore no important new foatures in tho dry-goods markot. ‘Trade still slows o want of animation, and thio tonor of pricos is woarcoly us tirm as tho beginning of last woek, ‘'he demand for grocerios waa fair, the amount of goods dis- tributed com}mflug favorably with past sensons at this period. A slight reduction in Rio coffoo i8 noted, with which exception the quotaiions -wero unchangod. -Sugars wero firm. Toas re- muin quict. Iicoe, spices, aud other lines ruled steady. Tho butter market was nehive at pro- vious quotations, though holdors evinced a rathor onsler fooling, under incrensing roceipts, Ung- ing was quict and unchanged, Coal romaing dnll, Tho fish market was agnin quoted activa and strong. Dried frults mot with n fair mquiry ab fiemly Dawintained pricos sl around, whils applos were quotubly higher. No changes wero noted m the lenthor, tobaceo, pig-iron, and paint markets, Oils wero in modorate request at ateadior prices. Tha interior demand for common ¥ ZJor, par- tieularly fencing, was again active, and tho market retning its flem tono, Aetals and tin- ners' plock_voro in voasonnbly good cowtry demand and steady, Nails wore active and irm, and wore unchanged, 'Thero wns a modorato local damand for brick, limo, and other mutorials, prices ruling uzumlf-, and, for common bick, tirm, Hops were dull and weals, T'ho wool and broom-corn markets were quict sud without ossontinl chango, My was in requost for homo consumption, especinlly prinie prairio, which ad- vaneed 500 por ton, owing,to its searcity. Beodn wero fairly nctive and steady, tho choico grados of timothy ruling lirm under moderate offerings. "'ho domand for potntoes was light, and cliafly for_choles variotios, which wore held highor, undor moderalo oforings, Poultry and epya wero quiot, but prices woro steadior for choica Iresh receiptu, Highwines were in good dewmand and firm a¢ Saturday’s quotations, with an upward tendency in Now York. Salos were veported of 250 brls st 0dc per gallon, and the markeb closod with buyors ub thnt fieuro, L. Dresned hoge wore in fair slipping demand far frozon lots, 8t $0.00@6.12}{ for loavy to light, which whs about the - ratgo of Saturdny. A great mauy of tho offorings weroe in poor con- ditton (#0ft) nnd. wesk _in ‘consoquonce. Snles. wera roported of 72 ab $6.11¢ per 100 U 207 ub 80,103 40 at 26, 40 solt at $6,60; 214 poor ab $4.500 Total, 883 head, * P'rovisions wore rathor quiot, and averagod n little higher, but wora rather wonk. . ‘U'ho murket oponed ut uu advanco5@100 in park aud lurd, owing to vary mmull recoipts of liogs, but very fow woro willing to take liold st higher flguves, and holdars graduully lowored (hoir viows, but wtilt without meoting many buyors, Tho nfo«lng figures were about the “samo n8 on Baturday, Aho tradg wad chiolly local, thors Leing bub fow outsido ordors. on the markot, and thoso limited bolow enrrout quotations, “T'ho market closed tame at the following range of pricos: + Mons pork, cash or sollor Marel, S1L65@14,70 5 doseller Aprll, SMT6@LTT4e 5 do weller May, $16,05@15.10; primo mexs pork, 212.76@14.003 oxtra prune do, $11.76@13.01 Lud, oneh or wnllor March, 89,00@0.024 ¢ 9o sollor Aprl, &9,00@.0725 ; do uollor Muy, F.20@0:82L4, Craon bhaws at Y@0)<o for 16 and 16 b osveragos; wsweot-pivklod hamw, D1{@10}40; dry-ualted montw, looso, ab bige for shouldors, ‘T for Qumborlauds, TI(@Ti,0 for lunis clear, To40 for stort ribs, S8l for short cloar; the saine boxed at e per Ib above iheno pricos. Orecn ments, 3@ 1o lowor than snltad do, Monta for Anrh’finl[\'{ury fo higher, aud for Mny 3¢ highor, than cnni prices. Uacon meals,” Glge for shouldors, Yx@3%¢o for ahort ribw, Hi@be for mhort oloar,. all pnckod . in boxes; . the .ssmo in hiids, 3o highor, - Bscon hame, 11}¢@13¢. Mess *hoof, €8,76@0.005 eoxtrn «mess do, £0,70@10.00 ¢ boof. hnms, §23.00@23.60. City tnllow, 63{@06Jgo ' gronsn quotablo at 43{@70. Sules were roported of 105 brls mesa pork, At $14,70 ; 1,000 brls do sellor April nt S14.86% 500 brls do at $14.80;. 2,000 Urls o at B14.75; 760 brls do mollor Mn{ ot B15.90; 260 bris do b §15.131¢ 1 1,000 bris do at 816.10;. 250 byls do at 816,053 46 brls primo_meys at ©13,00; 80 briy moys ordinary nt 814,603 260 tes Inrd at 89.06; 2060 tes do at BD.00; 2,260 tea do seller April ab #0,1334 3 760 ten do abt 80,0714; 2,000 tes do nb £0.053 1,600 tes do sollor My nt $9,271¢; 600 tea do at'80.25; 260 ten do at - £9,921¢+ 160,000 Ibw short riba nallor April at 7.00; 100,000 1bs shorb clonr. ot sollor April' ab $3,10; 100 bxe do ab 88,373¢ cash, 1'lour was n littlo mora notive than on Sntur- dny, but.with no partlenlar life in the trade, n fow dlreot ordora for named brands pleciung ont the domand for home consumption. There was no chango in Yfleoa, though New York was quoted firm, and wheat was highor here, = Bran was strongor. Balos wora roportod of 100 brls whito wintor oxtrne nt §7.761 60 brla doat $7.604 100 brls spring oxtras at 20.371¢; 400 brls do ab §6,25 ;200 bris do nt $6.00 ; 50 brls do at £5.90; 100 brls do_at #5053 100 brly do nb 83.26 5 80 brls do b 86.16 4 400 bris do on private terma, Totnl, 1,080 brls, 'Pon tons hran at $16.60 on track; 10 tons middlings at $17.60, delivered, Tho following wore tho quotations at the close ¢ $ g.hfl @ 750 Whent wns loss notive, but stoady, and aver- agod %¢c higher thmn on Baturday, in conso- quenco of roports of groator firmmnass in Livor- pool, aud small recoipts hero, owing to tho mis- arablo condition of the colmtry -ronds. Tho mnall recoipts made enrront ofl‘crlmxs light, and Jopt-tho market strong on cash lots, thongh there was not much demsnd, ‘I'ho speculative inquiry was urgent in tho oarly part of the ses- sion, hut soon foll off, ns the holdors of mauy of tho orders £hat wora In hand wara limited to tho quotatious of Saturdny, snd could not buy at the advance, 'I'ho local shiorts were not vory much disposed to fifl, a good many of thom hnving nl- ready done 8o near the closa of Inst woole, Heller April opencd at $1.221¢, roso to §1,223¢, ro- ceded to §1.225¢, and advanced to 81,22)¢, olos- ing at the ontside, - Boller May sold at #1264 @1.26%%, and sollor tho mouth, or regular No. % spring, 86 $1.21@12114, tho lattor oclosing at 8121, Strictly tresh roceipts of No. 2 spring closed nt 81,22, * No, 1 spring closod ot $:1.24 for 29 storago on straight, and at $1.256 for North- ‘wostorn yecoipts. No. 8 upring closed nt $1,1614, and refocted do at 1,10, Cash sales wero ro- portod of 800 bu No. 1 Northwestorn (Central) ab §1,25; 400 bu do at $1.2147c; 5,200 Lu No. 1 spriug of 51,245 400 bu do at.'81.28)4c; 12,800 Dbu No. 2 spring, strictly frosh, at $1,22; 11,400 bu do nt $1.2157 5 1,600 bu do, frosl,‘at &1.215¢ 15,800 bu o, partly frosh, at $1.2134 5 26,000 bu doat $1.213¢; 15,800 bu regular at $1.21; 800bu No. § spring at $1.165¢ 3 12,800 bu do at $1.163¢; 800 bu do, 2¢ storago, at $1.16; 1,200 bu rejectod upring at 51,103 400 bu by samplo at $100; 1,200 bu do at 125 dolivercd. Total, 101,400 bu. Corn was quict and very steady atan averago advanes of J4c from tho range of prices on Sat- wrday. Livorpool was quoted firmor, and Now York whns strong, while our receipts wero light. There was not, however, much domand from the trado atthe advance. Iv.is now generally un- +dlorstood that ono or two firms have managed to obtain control of most of the old corn liere, and have sold May ol)timm against it. The corn de- livored during that month will bo No. 2 of the Inst crop, instend . of that which is . now rogular on doliverios, Thore is uudoubtedly o considerablo differance botween tho real values of tho corn of tho two crops, ns but littlo of tho last will be fit Lo ship ncross tho ocean. Tho freodom of offcrings roduced the premium on Ma{ over April to 9870 to-day, from 3o Inst wook, Sellor April oponed at 621¢e, ndvanced to 6237c, foll of to 623¢c, and roxd to 63}¢ont tho closo, Sellor My sold nt 66}¢@Ghe, closing at G5}(@ Ge. Solfor Juno sold ut 613{@05}4¢, nud sotlor JMay and June 6t 65@653fe. Itogular No. 2 corn Taugod from G13{@G2I4c, closing st the outsido, Strietly frosh Tocoipis 'of old” No. 2 olosad ot G2ige, mow No. 3 ab G, oll ro- joctod | at GOie, and new do abt Gbe. Cash sales were roported of 1,200 bu No. 2 old, striotly froeh, at 62i{e; 7,200 bu do nt 62!go; 10,000 bu do, regular, st 62)7o; 10,000 bu do at 62340 3 26,800 b do at 6205 5,000 b do nt 6130 4,400 b do, now, at 5% ; 400 bu do at 683¢c ; 400 bitdo atbS0; 2,400 bu rojected, old, at 69i¢c; 1,600 bu do at 69¢; 800 bu do at 68ig0; 2,000 bu o at 58c; 400 bn'do, now, at Glc; 800 bn do at 55lge; 1,200 bu do ubbdc; 2,000 bit do at bilfe; 400 b by sample, enr, at G0c; 400 budo at Bc, on track. ‘Lotal, 77,800 bu. Outs woro quiet, but firm, at an advanco of about }{c on Saturday’s prices, in sympatby with whaut ud corn, New York being also upward in tondency. Seilor April was uoarly nominal ab @44 )40 ; sellor Moy at 47@473¢c; and seiler the month, or regular No. 2, at 13}4@43%c, all closing firm at tho outsido. ~Strictly fresh ro- coipts of No, 2 closied ut 44140. Cash sales wero roported of 3,600 bu No. 2 af 44346 1,800 bu do at 44l¢c; 1,800 bu do at 4de; 600 bu No. 2 whito ut 445e; 600 bu rojected at 42¢, Total, 8,400 bu, Tyo wus quict and firm at_tho outsido quotn- tion' of Saturday, with s fair demand for car Iots, and very small_offorings. Snles wero ro- stricted to 2,400 bu No. 2, strictly fresh receipts, at 80c, and 400 bu by samplo ut 88¢. - Regular No, 2 was nowinnl ab 8le. Burley was dull and. rathor wealk at formor prices, though without auy mmvked decline, No. 2 closed at £1.562 for regular ;: No, 8 af 3L3S for fresh receipts : and do rejected nt £1.23@ 1.25, according to location. Tho San Franeisco Alarket Review stotos that from July 1 to Feo. 26 thore had boon shipped from the Dacific Gonst 230,934 contals of barloy by sea, and 91,623 contals overland; or, a total of 16,125 tous. In addition to this, about 400 tons of barloy mmlt had been shippod to Chieago, The railroad froight on barloy from San Franciaco to this cit: i8 $1.60 per contal, or about 77c por bu. Casl #alos woro roported of 2,000 bu No. 2 frosh at $1,65 ; 11,000 bu dn regular nb $1.53; 2,000 by do at $1,62 ; 400 bu do No, 3 fresh ut 31,38 ; 400 bu rojected o §1.85 3 1 800 bu hy MHTID at $1.60 ; 800 bu do at $1.45, on track, Total, 17,800 bu. BUROPEAN MARKETS, The following advices werereceivod an *Chango to-day, in addition to thoso given in our tele- graphie columns ¢ Manott 0,—London—Cargoes off const—Wheat and corn turn doarer, ‘tho dewnnd for tho Continont continues, Curgoea of wheat on pussngo rather dearor, Mark Lane—Buyers and nollers apart; tend- fng npward. Good caryrues Californta wheat off count, “B18@016 643 falr averaso do for shipment, G0s@60s 0. Fairaverago Ameriean mixed corn for.shipment i Apel wd Mag, o, Freuch country markets for wheut alightly better. Liverpool—Wheat fn good de- niand;_ California white, 193 G@12% 11d; spring wheat, 118 G 2, Aworican mixed corn, 574 94, EXPORTA FROM THE HEANDATD, Tho following wore the aggiegate exports of the articles naied, from the povts of Postiand, Boston, New York, Philudelphin, Now Orlenns, and Daltimora, for tho woek onding Maroh 7: Flour, brls, + 81,000/Tork, bris..... Wheat, bu, B51,000) I Qoru, I, 275,000 Tyo, bn 000 Tho oxport_clearances for Turope from tho ports of Now York, Boston, Montreal, I'hiladol- phis, nud Ualtimoroe, nggrogated, were for tho undormentioned weoks ns followss 7250 Flour, | Wheat, | Corn, | Kiye, (Fear, (% . [ Vab, e “Total, 4 wouks, OTHEL PRODUOE BTATIRT) Pho Now York Lroduce Kechung tho following ¢ o proapectivo imports of wheat into tho Unlted Kingdom, ullowlng for vossels on pussaggo, from Bluck Bea, Azov, und Danube, thirty days for stvamers und nllioty daa for sallors, 'ono nionth for watlons fram Al Iantio parts, throo aud's balf wonthu from Ohill, and four a1l u hnlf mouths from Ban Franciseo and Oree fon, is catimuted ot B2 000 quarlera in Murcl, 816,000 qQuurters in April, ad 700, iartors {n Muy, with catimated stoamer shipmonts frowm Allantio porly ine ontinent cluded, from which cargoes talien for {ho uroto be deducted, Duving the st thirleon. duys 3 Tebruury, 14,604 r,nnrkurl were tuken from enrgoes off const for the Contiuent, Tho actual supply monthly, from Heptomber, 1873, 10 January, 1874, lllchmlvu, [t been from huports, Joss exports, us follows § Flowr, Wheats fotaly, Equal, (e, 10 A 4 Hontomber. . alu,10 Qutober. 1,190,007 Novomls 010,843 December, Jununry Potal, 8,507,888 10,609,070 29,300,55 7,100 ‘During Tho'tive wmonth from Supl," 13, dun, 91, 1874, tho oxpards to tho continont woro 165,080 qre, #0'that {hu ivorago not wupply monthly nas beon Joss Lt 1,000,000 qri, ar 4,071,430 qrs 31 1ivo mantha, an Francisco ling sent fo” Burone, from duly 1 to Fob. 10, 0,0i0419 contala of wheat. Tho whoat fn transit froni the Unitod Kingdom TFeb, 14, 1874, exclis sivo of atenmer shipments from Amorica, and mil s ateamer gliipments from the Baltlo Bon, was 020,792 quartora, bealilas 420,923 biels flour, I'he viniblo supply of grain, including the Atooks in grannry, at tha, principnl points of nee cumulntion, at Iake and yenboard ports in tran- slt by lake, 1nll, mid frozon in on the Now York cangls, Fob. 28, 1474, nnd tho comparativo stocks nt tho othor undermentionod: porivdy, wore ng follows t ‘remaiit Ho, CARML, 18, 1871874 Feb 9, . Ll 1, Teb 19, - Murch % Whont, b, 11,038,355 11,817,838 7,134,145 0,919,911 Qorn, buu .10 GNETL 0240050 11,101,700 11,200,538 Ont Bk ses 17265 27300010 3,843,000 6OTL 188 Barley, .. 901,100 1,080,007 1,060,083 2,127,038 [ Jtyo, Ditisees 2051083 'HI0618 aivees sesees Total, ...31,587,206 23,200,171 24,037,628, 20,004,50 Imports and. oxports of provisions into the TUnited Kingdom of Grest Britaln and Iroland for the month of January, for . four yoars, have boou ay follows : ronTa, 1874, 1873, Crrta, 2,000 Porl, salted, Dork, fresh Deof, aally Deef, fresh, 40,174 ,10L BG5S 7 Chgen 63,003 42701 BEU 0,19 Tallow &stirine 114,913 09,074 . 143692 200,71 EXPONTH, 3t 4100 3,605 37 1 1,070 Tallow & at'rlne ... L0106 By 2,688 Htock of provisions in Livorpool : L 181, 1874, 1873, Febo 1. Jan, 1, Feb, 1. TLoard, ton 9,760 8,000 tes, 0,600 Tallow, casls i s 13,000 ecf, tos, 14,000 11, Tork, Lls, 3,000 3 Butter, Hrkins, 25800 Cliceso, Uoxes, 90,060 LATEST. ‘Wheoat was in moderats request and o shado fvwor ab §1.2234@1.23 sellor. April, nnd $1.26%{ @1.27 uollor May, buth closing at the lusido. Corn way a shade casior, selling at (3@081(0 sollor April, aud_053;@06}¢ soiler Alay, both closing at tho insido. CALD BOARD, Provisions woro quict, oxcopt lard, which was ‘moderately activo, “Mess pork, cash or seller the month, closed at $14.66@14.705 soller April, £14,76@14.80 3 sellor May, §16.00@16.10, Lard, cash or sollor tho month, $8,85@0.00; soller April, $2.05@9.10 ; woller May, $0.20 bid. _Short clear, eash or_wollor the month, $8.00@8.20 ; seller_April, $3.00@8.25; sollor May, no bids, no offers; short ribe, cash or seller the month, 1o bids, no offers; sellor April, 78{@80 ; sollor May, 8@8!{c; shoulders, cash or soller tho month, no bids, no_offors ; sollor April, 3@ 63¢c; tiellor May, 10 bids, 1o offers, Suloa woro 250 brla moss porls, seller May, at £16.10 5 1,100 tea. lnrd, weller April, nt 59.070¢: 600 tes do soller Moy ot 80,263 1,500 tes do ab 89,2204, — CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. Moxpax Eyesiya, March 9, ATLOOTIOL—Was frm ob 3180191 oF 3 por caat praof., BEANS—Woro in_gond_request, when chotce, steady : Navies, $2.30@: wedintug, $2.00@1.85 ¢ car-lots noview, $2.40%.40 ¢ do medius, $190@5.16} green pens, $1.25 i bags, SL45 fn Drls. BULTEL—A falr movemeit in thix staplo was wit- neseed ut prices nut perceptibly lower than_ provailed Inst week, though with incrensing recolpta tho tenden- cy in o sh eascr sate. Shiphors conthio to oporaty on o Wberal scale, and thus far tocks have not boen nllowed to aceumulate toany largo oxtent. Wo quoto ns_follows: . Clioica_to yollow,” a8 20 medimn to good grades, W@ 3 fnferior to conimon, 20@28e ; common 10 choito oll, 23@3Sc. AGOING—Tho baggiug trado shows liltle improve- ment point of _netivity, nud priccs remain wioady and uniform, We. cantinue fo ‘quote: Htark, 3iije; Ludlow A, Sc: Lowiston A, 32ic3 Amer lean A, 2i0; -Amoskorg A, 200 Olier’ Oreok, B2¢3. Lurlup ings, 4 ond & bu, 18@20¢ s guunies, single, 1@18c: do donble, 76528 ¢ wool sacks, GU@0Ac. 00 CORN—Mot_with & modorato rotall do- mand. Woquote: Choico to cxtra burl, 81@83c corn that will work lislf into o cholco hurt Lraom, 7X6@An; for good do, GX6@T¢; wood 10 clholco stalk briid, T5@8x0; red and staitied Lrush, 4@ g, BUILDING MATERTALS—Wero Inlight demand nt provious prics, Common brick ara fiem st $7.0063 7,60, Wo ropent: Stucco, §2.i0; Now York stuceo, canting, $3,25@4,60; Rorendalo coment, 603 Utica, Lonlaville,and Alron coment, €.00 % brl: Port- land mg;nnl. £ 7.80% (brls), $1.10@1,25 J @203 plustering Lafr, % bu, doe; fire brle 1,000, $55.00390,00 ; bulldiug brick (common), $7.00 .60 ;_pressed brlck, $14.00@15,005 brick, $4,60; ' Milwaukea and Ttacine - pressed, $35,00@40,00, ddl.:' do_ common, $H4,00@10.00; Indiana prosied, $18.60825,00; do comwon, S10.00@16.00: firu-cluy, 7 Drl, §,00&4.00. GUEESE—-Quit stiil provails in his markot, nnd prices rule steady aud unchutized, Tho stocks of fine ‘#ouds re now #0 reduced that holders felt indopend= cnt, and _there scems to Lo no inclination to crowd #alis ot tho current ratos, highor prices belug looked for o8 (ho season advances, Wo quoto : Now York factory, mild, 17@18c; Ohio and Western factory, do, 16@17; lower gradee, 2@, COAL—Remains aud unchanged, Quotations aro u8 follown: Leligh, proparod, $11,00; Lackawanua, annel, $8.50@0.0; Frio nnd Waluut 10, ‘Brooks, $8.00; Blossburg, $3.60@4.00; Rirkland freato, $7.00; liocking Valley, Midsway, $6.60; Indinua block, §6.50; Bunonk, $5,50; Wikmington, $3.405 Barclay, ¢ CODPERAGE=—\Was_anict nnd unclianged, on fol- Tows s Lork burrols, SLOS@LIS ; whisky barzels, $1OUG 2,103 Iard tiercos, $LAU@ 1,455 flour burrols, 456550 3 o stoves, rough, 16.00@32.00 1 o, bucked, $20.0063 4 Toigh, $23.0002500 ; ucked or £23,00@43,00"; Whinky stayes, Tough, $10.00@ do buckod, $35,00095,00; flour ntaves, $.00@ circlo flont Leading, B@%e versets fowr hoope $10,00@12.00 por 1. G5~ Wero ratlier quict, but stoady, the recolpts Taying been reducod. Freslt arb quotabls at 14G1de, \FISi—Continue notlve, aud siucks of most do- felptions Luvo Leen worked down to o low poinf, Cansequently the market 18 vory firm, and iy lkoly to Wo quite:- No. 1 whitotieh, l¢-by), SLA0@T.C0; No, @ do, ST.2G@TAV; No, 1 ‘trouf, 667,255 No, 1 shoro-mackerel, now, ¥¢-brl, 813,60 y, $10.00 @1,75; No, 2 muck- .60 3 fumily muackorel, b, T uhoro kits, $3.16@3 5153 Georpo's_codiie, $0. and whito Bawod, € 5300 ®0.50 3 Labrador Lorring, split bris, $9,60@9.00; do, 3¢=brl, §,93@4,60 3. Labrador herriug, round 'brl,’ $7.606 BOUs do el, $,00@4,23; box herring, No, 1, U0@dde; box hovely, scilod, 40@ 4o ; Columbia River salmo! ~lirls, §9.76@10,00, TLRUITE AND NUTS—Apples wors nctive, aud highor, In nddition ton falr consumption deiand, iors i considerablo aneculative inqulry, and job lots cannot now Lo bought nt a 3ge advance over Inst weelk’s prices, Other fruits ‘met withk a fuir demand, and raled steady, We quote: Lonmian— Dates, 10y@llc; figs, drums, Ti@i2ge: figs, In baxces, Inyers, 16@16e; Turkish' prunes, 15@I6Ke raluing, loyers, #3.40@8.45; ralsing, loose Alusedle 53 §9,76@3.85 ; raisine, Voleneln, 16@18i50; Zanto cnr: T, B@slge : citfon, Ui@ilio; oo peol, 18030y Doxesric—Alden upples, 20@24e; Michigan, wliced. 1d¢@Lio; Michigan quarters, 13X5@13 3 Western, Ao, 1. 03 Houthiern do, 103;@1le; poaches, pared, Deacies, alven, now, 16@155e infxed, 13@1%%o; blackborrics, 17 160; TaBpby rius, 40@dtc: pitted cherries, 28Ge, NuTi— burts, 175 [30; nlmands, Torragom, 22@ plen waliuts, 0@22e; il wilnuts, @0 Greno- Dlowalnuts, now, 10@17¢; Drazils, 11@11ge; pocans, Toxan, W@ ; Wilnington yeanuty, tancy, 19e; do gecond quality, T@10¢: Lenuesses neanuts, S63oc, <IN FRUITS—Lomons snd otanges wero higher owing taun advanco in New York, Abples aro siow, und prices vary necording to tho condition of the frit, Wo quofe: Lomous, $6,60B7.00 por box: Valoncly ore nuges, $t1,00(814.00 per caso ; Lulerino und Bloss B3 per box, $4,00@6.60 3 fair to good apples, W76 h clioie, $4,00035,00 por brl; cuitivated eranbors L %3.50(40,00, OLERTES—Cofees 8till_ehow weakness, and onr notations of T nro dropped i *fc. Sugars are frii, Ttieo remuing steady, Oundles nud othier Hues were quilet wnd unchaiged, The rica production af: ke United Btates for 1873-74, 100,347 tew an compared with fotal production of Unfted Hiates for 1872-7d, 87,400 Lea § whowing {erenso of this year over. last of 12,887 tew, Messrs, O'llurs & Dullard, of Doston, in thiatr monthly elrcular, inko o very fwvarabla view of {hio poxition, stating thiat over half tho crop of Georgin and the Curollngs, and threo-fonrths of the Loulsiaua, hins been marketed, Forelgu fvm, uud in fafr dewand for Rangaon, We quoto ak followi T1-CAn, SODA=TIG(S, CorFERS—OOh: cd Java, No, 2, 9 do, 1%l common 10, ood (10, 30 1 uutiing do, aporo Juya, b {3 du, priio, 3l@ALie; . OanbLEs—Star, fall welglt, 17@1Kos slearlio, full welght, H@l4}e; do, slort welght, 13@1330, or—Palun, BY(@B1¢ ; Rangoon, 1@k e: Oiro ling, D@30 Loufilani, 73/ de. Blnans—iatont eut louf, 12 @130 3 ery powdored, 111@11%0; granuluted, 111 @111 staudard, 10} @10%0; do, No, 4, 10303 wxten O, UZ§@10ei O No, 8, 03 0, N, 1, 0%@U3¢; cholie Drowil 16, 05,@030; fair do, 835@e; ehol 93@0%,05° fair do, New Otledna sugar, cliolce, W @Y? o, fulr, @830 coman, Tl @He, ws—Diamond drips, SLIKGLIES wilvor delps, oxtra fino, B@SH0 | gaod WgeT-Louso iy, 8,50 axtea da, GG s Now Orleans molumek, chiolce, Bics Ho0 '3 o prim, Takle : do_common, 6537003 Porta Rlcd molasus, choico, 5@080 ¢ cominon molagses, U3 ii8a, O venatus—Commnon to beat, 817 Bpiom—Allapiee, IT@ 8¢ clov St ; peppur, BIHYG0 s Mitmogs, No, 1, 51,306 1.5 do No. 3, $L15G51.20 ; Winger, pitvs, 9840 3 do du No, 4 @1, @ihgo: Golden Wosk! e £ g fot ¥ Vg 3 primo lco molusscd sugar, Uas cotatman do, T4 i 4o do prime, 9@ 0o, 1, 0I@020; enasia, o \hite Itus ga; primroso, Moo, 4 ‘comuon, B@10g0; pute, 0l (2bc, MAY~Thore was a modorato fnguiry from tho local {racdo for pressod bay, sl priwe prairle wag fem ot &n advanco of 3¢ per tum, owlog to scarcity, 7,603 Hmodn bulk, 80c@$1,00; lima" i 3 bily 5130 Inforlor—Liaht and .t cows, heifar, ulte Rose, B @007 | Wo _quote the wholeanlo pricen pald by_doalera a8 follows, cara to contain 20,000 thn: Timothy, prime, $15.60@14,00; do No. 1, $12,00@10.003 Noo 2 o, SULN@ILA0 ; Mixed, $1,0060,60 ; primo prairio, 010,005 to No 1, $3,00@8,601 do No, 3, $0.0068 7,00, Loost: oNWAGON—"lmothy, $12,00 pral- rlo, $0.00r@l00, Yor delivery of pressed, $1.00@1.60, accarding Lo distance. 1MIDES—Woro stondy ndor n fafe demnnd, Wo r'\ulln Greeny cil{ butchors), 6i¢@Te; greon enredy Ught, 03690 s hoavy, do, 83¢c ; part oured, 8ivo gireoi aif, 1stlos wecon kit igo's ey enlf, abo iy ip, 170 ; dry galted, 1431603 dry flint, 17@180; doa. conl akluy, 4i@h0s: mubby, scorcd, outy or othorwive dninaged, Lwo-thirds prico; branded, 10 per cent off, Blioop nofts, wool catfmatad”na swashied por Ih, B5@dze. MUPB—Wera dnll and woak, Wo contintn to quotet Gomon o chotco Weatorn, 2@ Now York Blate, q0Gdse, TRON AND BTELT—A modernto Lusiness was tranisncted at tho glvon rate B 2:!-10(&33-10 rotes Irol Hors @ bi§ rates Plalo fron, comi 6 @0 rates Norwoy {rom.... Hig @9 . @b Norway nallorad LNl @le @ Wy @i . B 11¢ . @12 | Bib 107 @iBe Wb 8 @2 - BB 120 @2 rotes 10 . @Il . rates a2 @ rates Vg @lo @b 00 Wb 'sa modorately actlvo a des o Tl nt about stondy prices, Wocontinuo to quoto: TEMLOCK. Qlty. harnoss, e 3@ 30 Country lisri w97 Lino, city, ¥ 1b. . e 41 Rip, @ L Oe W Kip, voals, ., L @110 City upper, No, 1, . 2@ 28 City upper, No, Ly 25 Cotintry upper. NG A4 Collur, 3 £t 8@ 21 Qule éity., Calf, country Tough upper, siandard Rongh uppery damaged. . 2@ Bfalo slanghtor ol v B@ LB, A" wolo... P 1,208 1.3 6t 1,10 ig@ 45 French 2 B.00@80.00 Frencn calf, Lemoin 60.00G575.00 Tron + 24 10 96 I 1.05@ 2.2 Frouch kip, 60 10100 i 1.00@ 1.60 LUMIER—Common . bonrds, jolsts, and fonclug: woro in active country demund'and firm, Loth ang khingles were also firm and fairly activo. Wo qunta TUrat CloaTsseseisernessionses $50,00 @>55,00 Hecond cloar, 1 1nel to 2inch. ... 4700 @300 Third elear, 1ineh... .00 (40,00 ‘I'hird cloar, thiclk, 49, @15 Oloar flooring, 1st and 24 together, EOUGHy vvoveseseerss s 3 Qlene i 5 wid 34 fogalict. Comuion siding, .., Flooring, first commion, drosked. Floorluy, socond cominion, dreascd. Iflooring, third eomwmon, dres A, Wagon-b ealoctod, tnel Julat, seantiing, feet and und Jolst and acantling Piekets, snuaro, Tickels, fhat.. Codur postu, Apili.s.es Coular posts, Toutid.. Tatlcerseerss cavnaolde No. 1 sawed shinglcs AorBIar..cieuie . Shinulos ob track (Ad. ... . iThreq dollas o cat to bo added when rausforod, which chnrge follows the shingles, ¥ Thickness—Iive shingics to bo two inches In thick- ness, Length—Siztorn inehes, METALS AND TINNERS' 8TOOK—Dealers roport y fale futcrior demand, Wo quoto: 10, 10x14, $1:L60 3 do, 12x12, $14,00; 1ix 0, Toiing, 14x20, 10, $10.00 ; o, 20x383 H .00, s‘l’m Tin—Large, 33c}. small, 19¢; bar, 40¢. TLeav—Pig, 8)ge; bar,; 10¢; pipe, full colls, 10c; cut do, 105 c. Suekr Ziso—Tull casks, 100} less, quantity, 1o} slubs, 8Xc. Snenr IoN—-No, 24, 63(c rates; Tmssla fron, 8, 0, aud 10, 3¢5 do, 11 and 12, 21e; do No. 1 stalued, 10¢ Tates § Americalr Bussii—4, Ho; 1, 1le, ‘GaLyaNIZED InoN—Na, 1@, 140; No, 21@24, 10; do, 23410, 1e; No. 27, 16e; No, 33, e, A discount of 15 per cont 18 uade frow this ifat. ‘Corrrn—Copper bottoms, 87c; brazicrs, over 12 lbs, 47c: tinned copper, Sda; planished copper, 4103 do, cut to sizos, 43¢, Wine—Nos, 1 tad, 9c; 7109, 10c; 10 to 11, 1le; Txges Wand 14, 12385 16 und 16, Tiog 17, 16 18; 16 + %0, 20c; " full bundle, 90 per cont dis- connt s fenco wiro, Gie! NAVAL STORES~Were meoting with moro indnfry, Manilla_rope, B b, 165@1Tigo; sisnl rope, B b, 155@100; - homp wadt cord, 3 b, 18@120; % arrod rope, 3 b, 1763196 + oakuin, i pitels, @ brl, $5.606,00; far, 3 L), SLIBREN. NAILS—To demand continues activo, and tho mar- et tules flvm: 20@60d, por keg, $1,45; 84 do, $L30; Gl do; $1.75; 4d ond G do, $5.00; 8d do, $.751 9 do, fine, $1.95; chueh, 88735, 123¢e off for 108 ket lots, OILS—Tbero wero mo, prica clunges fn goods coming uuder tha hove bead. Cnrbon was rathor stoadicr, whilo Jurd-oll was fiemer, in syinpathy with Tard,. Linseod, turpentiug, und other’ descriptiony raled ll\:.’l(llafi We quote; Carbon, 15@M5ige ; exira winter lurd, No, 1,76@78¢; No. 2, TU@Tc; Tinseed, raw, 51,034 do votled, SLOY: wliale, 80@82c sporm,’ $2.10@3.20; noatsfoot oil, sirletly pure, $1.10 Qo extra, 9003 do No. 1, bank ofl, Gle traits, 65e; clephaut_ofl, 93c; turpentine, G5@580; naphtua, 63 gravity, 170 naplitha, common, 1ie. TOTATOES—Tho veceipts of choieo varletles wero light, aud there wns o 1irm fecling in consequence, Common and mixed lots wero dull, Wo quote: Peachs Vlows and early roze, from atare, §1.44 pur b peach Dlows in car-lols, §1.20; mixed do, $LIUGLI ; come mon mixed, $1,00, POULTItY—Tho offeringa of cholco fresh chickens and small turkeys wero light, nud such wero steady, Other_lots wera slow, Turkeyr, cholco dressed, 10@ 1033 do, fuir to good, 8@dk¢; do, live, $3.C0@1.257 oor, 6@7e; chickens, dressed, $.00@8,503 goold do, $2.00@276; ducks, SLG0@4005 gecso, $3.00@GH.003 wild ducks, $1,766:5.00 per: do: SEEDS—Fimotiry Was active, {ho trading belng prin- clpatly n tho highor grades, which were firm., — Yrices ranged from $250@5,00; clover was strongor, elling 4t $3.50, nud muinmoth do ot 36,00 ; flax wus sloady at $§2,15@2.20 ; Hungariun was quiot at T0@T2)ge ; millet Wt Glc o yrito ; buckwheat sold ut $LU0, Wa nota sales of 10 bags cloleo timolhy at. S1UD: 205 43 $2.7316 5 123 bugs ol $2,70.5.24 Y bags 1. luga . common at 10 bags poor 4t 45,50 § 18 bugy do mum- .00 5 4 riun choico nt 72i0y 181 bags good millet at 6o ; %0 bugn flax ol §2,905 oot $2.15 3 6 bnga buckivheat at $100, BAL'P—Tollowing are the quotations : Onondaga and Saginuw, fino, 51,00 ; Cunad, do, €3,00; ordinury coarse, $2.00; conrse dinmond, $2,10; groud solar, $2.10; datry, without bags, $3.00 ; dairy, with Vg, $,005_ Ashton dalry, mer & L alum, $L76@1.80. Turk’s Teland, $1.50@1,75 per Lit. TEAS—Tho fea trads continucs quiet with littlo va- elation in prives: TOBAUCO—Wo quoto tho market moderately sctiva and steady s follown : TiNE Qur—Lisira, 70@800 3 cliolee, C0@G50; medium, Door 1o conmmul, S3m@43e. Balf bright, 60@70¢, PLuG—Nsiural leaf, o@s0c; Ulack, nound, 45@55¢. d 10 Slolee, 22003 medium, 2@ @27c, 1 watbout materlal change,- We quoto: Burch, 39.60@9,00; muple, $10.00; hickory, $11.005 slub, $6.50, delivered, WOOL—Was quiet and unchanged, Wao repeat : Tub, wisned, PTIMOvv1e BI@B50 Flecee, Course, W Fleeee, utiwushed, Floeco, unwashed, conrso and di Teuco, wnwnalied, fino. Bupor and extra vulled. ———— TIE LIVE-STOCK MARKETS, CIIOAGO, Mospa¥ Evenixa, March 9. CATTLE-Tecolved winco Baturday, 2,160, rado opuired very quict, wlli prices easy, but,ss tho day Wore away, tho domand mproved, und th fecling of wenknoss disappentad, Roports of lower prices ab the awt tended to dopress the mackol, but the Nght res coipts had o contrary offect, sud. halders wore onabled ta closo out most of” thele stutf without submitting to tho silght reduction which Luyers ot firat seemed diu- posod to fustst upon, Tho arlvals ncludod o number of falr droves, for which $5.05@0.00 wa realized, but {his -major portion ofithe oficrigs wore of common lo goodt lols, vcraglig from 1,000 16 1,350 1bs, for which Tho rullug rates wero $4,30@5,60, Stuckers sold slowly, and butohiors’ cettle Woro nléo somewhat neglacteds Hillea oF tho Intter alnss Woro ut $3,50@4,75, und of the former al $3,00@4,50, Tho nurket elosed'steady, ‘quotATiONS, Extra Beoves—Graded ste 10 1,530 I Chuleo Hovves y to 6 yor old eted 2 B, Bveruging1,400 $3.85@0,16 00 to ... BUGSI0 i 5.10@06,90 4T6@0,00 stcors, pvernging 1,200 ko 1,350 ls, Medium Grades—steers in fadr tlesll, ave oging 1,150 t0 1,250 a, Butchers' Stock—Commonn t0 fufv sfcers, and good 10 oxtra cows, for elty slaughte averaging 850 to 1,100 lbs. ... 3.60@4.60 StockQattlo—Cominon .caftlo, 1 decont tlosh, wvoraging 700 to 1,050 s .. 1,60@4.60 stage, Dully, und CattlomTuxur, ORIl voinas Gattlo—Texns, wintered Norih, . Cattlo—Toxan, throush droves CATTLE HALEY, awag KEeOr8. vy esuaaret 2’“ No, 17 chiolco mteors, 16 chfeo uteers. 18 choleo stovrd.. 10 cholew steers, ... 10 stock stoerh.. 16 choleo stoorn 10 chioleo uteots,,, 5 medium stucy 40 Ohurohou Bters, 13 good ptnors, 37 ntocle sloors, 1§ Olierokea a 31 good stoors, 18 cow 10 cows, 17 cowa, aeee 17 buteliore’ niock, 19 mixod 1o,oere 110G8—Res ali offerlgs fell conl ol Wiiic stply Ind o attralating offact i Wosh and wollvrn ¢, and. tho mmarkol was netive. and strong, 164 |, 6,10 g " 4,50 1077 40 1,43 010 1,018 B0 85 g0 .60 1,020 4.00 A8T¢ o yeaterday, 4,400, Tho Nytht Tho dorably short of (lio wanly of -Easte ern buyers, and thoro was n suiticloutly active compe. titlon to caltso a sharp advanco in prices, tho markot golng to $4,43@5,60 for inférior and clioleo, with o fow oxtro nb higher figinres, Fow lots mold nnder $4.83, whillo mot of tho stook ohangged linnds at $1.73@6.55, All sold, nud tho market cloged firm ot $4.95@4,75 for Anforior {0 comon s at $4.90@6.10 for mediim, and 2t $3,20@8.60 for good to clilca, * 100 saLsn, No. Av Pricef¥o. v, PrieelNo. Av, Price, (33 108 ¢4,75( 82 101 B3| 05 a3 §5.40 10 100 5,451 oL 188 a 84 470 B4 69 212 183 6o {6 5,60} 42 102 1T n 160 810152 178 100 62 209 5.16| 53 2 180 ar 218 4.80] 10 200 203 kL] 18 4.80] 00 183 200 ke 188 5.20| 69 187 103 <46 203 - 5,90| 01 180 b .43 159 4001 69101 163 .25 217 5,50{ 83 210 159 o n.m| @ 18 b 4 910 6,00] BITEP—Met with only a light domnand and valies umdorwent tio fmportant chaugo. Timited to about 600 head, all of which woro ‘The supply wan kon with- in the ranfo of Saturdayh quotations, Good to cholca at 5,50@0,25, mediumn at §5,00/306,25, and poor to come mon at $4.35@4.76. New Yonk, March ing 0,U50 for thoe weol qunlity was Delow NEW YORK, Tnvea—Tecelpts, 4,520, mnk- at, 6,710 for lawt week, ‘Tho Lut fow extra or fancy , 0 avera) rteers wera shown, and tho market was moderately ne~ {lvo at provious prices, or 01(@1Ue for Toxans and 103 12ige for common. malen woro 4 cars to priing nativo atecrs, Among (hy mixed Ohio steors, T@10 cwh., ab Heidos 4 curm prewtum Titiols slecrs, g e, nt 3 12X 13 ears [¢ enrs dal 12)e r 4 cars do, cotumon do, 0 ewt, at 1003 7 cars fafr {o gaod ' do, Ti¢ owt, at 10}¢@113¢0 { 13 cara Missouri alovrs, 03¢ owt, da, strong 71¢ ewt, at 11@12ie; 8 03¢ cwt, ot 110: 7 cars do, 74 cwt, at 11@ OX@TY owt, at 103@140; 4 cars nt 1Ko} auil 7 cars Kontucky dv, T3¢ cwt, ot 10X@ 134¢¢, Sierp—Arrivals 3,200, maling 10,630 for the weel, aguingt 14,260 for Inat woak, Tho demand was o ehado bolfer, and o fulr businesn was dono t d@8o for fnir Lo finoy flncks, Common to modium wero quoted at 43{ @nsge, 1 car dn, 74 1 1 car Blate, 93 e, Bwmn—Tecoipts against 22,050 for Halos. ineldo 2 eara Olilo slicop, 97 Ibs, nt s 1 car do, 130 Ibs, nt T30} 1o, 02 1, nt TAi@74e5 1 'ab 0203 1 eat Michigan, 85 Iby, af bs, at 73¢e; 2 ours Kontucky, 102 b 1 car do, 00 Ibs, at ar do, 101 Ibs, at 77; 9,400, making 29,220 for the week, flio last weelt, 'Tho marlet way innolivo at @S¢ for ordinary to falr livo logs, with a fow cholea pold at Ge. Dressed {n fair demund at 6@ for city, and 6%@70 for Western, ™ FAST_LIBERTY, Eawr Lmenry, Ta,, March ,—CATTSE—Arrivale, 1ncluding Saturday and Sunday, 210 cars ; 2o wales, ons—Arrivals, inelnding_Saturday aud Sl 0034 r—-Arivals, cara : Yorkera, ¥ 29 ¢ara ; no sales, MUARK] & 5,40 5 Philadolpitn, $0.00@6.00. fuciudtug Sulurday ana Susidiy, 'S BY TELEGRALIL Foreign Daricets. Livenroor, March 9—11 a, n,~] 0d. Wheat—Winter, 12@124 0d: spring, 115 416 flonr, 478 6A@288 whito, 124 5d@13$ 7d; club, 124 9d@18s, Corn, Pork, 01, ird, 434, LivERroot, March 9—3 p, m.—Corn, 37a6d, Lard, 4336, Rest unchanged, Tavinroor, March 9,4 Liyenvoor, March -5 middling uplands, 77d; Orleans, 16,000 bales; apect calt, ——, Breadstuffa_qui P. m,—Unchanged, p. m.~—Cotton_flrmer ; B@nlid, Snled t, 4,000 “Awmori~ of, Wheat—Red Western spring, ulation’ aud oxport 114 4d@129, Corn==Mixed Weatern, 475 Gd, Provislons—Tard, 42 6d. Tallow, 48s 3d. LoNDON, nccount, Mareh h—Connols for ‘moncy, 07 3 for 924, Unite 40a_of States Bond: X! 5, 1095 3 do of /i1, 1093¢ ¢ 10 407, 1033 ; now G, 1043 Neiv York Cential, 083 ; Erle, 413 65, Panm, March 9.—Rente Tuaxikronr, Mai ird Tl protorrod; 0t 65e, reh 9 ive-twentios of 62, 0857, New York Dry-Gioods Marlet, New Yonx, March 9, hiol dresa goods, nd tion with comnn of business wns not lnrge, -Apart from sluswls, prints, ry, thoro was not much anfma- ion iouses to-dny, and thu voluue Tho muarket for cotton soods was fovorish, and husa weakening tendoney hut pricos sre malnily unchanged iu firat hands, bi frrogular_with. fobbers, activer shawls {u provinys, Triuts and_pereales more fair request; aud dress goods b= Pittsburgh O11 Market. Prerspunonm, Va,, March quoted at $L5U@1. NI Nrw Yong, March 9.—CorTox: ~Crude—Nothing doing, quoted ab 144@Mic. s YORK, Ensler : middling upland, 1640 futures closed steady, Sales, 46,500 Lules, BreapsTurrs—Flour moro easfer and unchanged ; roceipts, 10,000 byl $5.00@0,03 3 common to good extras, $t {o clialce, $0.0030.50 3 whito whoat extrs, $6,45@13.00. Qoin tucal flenet 3 Western, S with st. Lauls, 5,80, 1@% Ligher, i No. kee, $1.00@1 1 o GG Fo. 1 Mincbats, SLOGGHLI: opring, $1.15@1.60. Cicago$ SLA1GL ag superiino Western and_ Slato ol Tiye flour qulat, @4.95. Wheat recolpts, 67,000 3 do Brilwau- u liglt nupply Towa tud Minnesols ~spring, o, 4 Ryo steadier ut H7c@s1.08%. Jiarley scarce, Malt quict and unchanged, Corn very very earce, 1 2@3c bigher, with u_good demand; rectipts, 10,000 bu ; new mixed Western, 8i@8%0 yollow, B6@88c ; old Western mixed, 88@S9c, laglo Wriicr 3 fecolpia, 12,000 b ¢ ifxed @0io; while, 6334 § now Onls o @3 ; binck Western, Gilige, amdunt of gralu fu store March 7 wua us follows : good to choce, (Gnocentrs—Coffes quict and unchanged, Svmr Yo fower § 13(2T#e for fair to good refiniug 3 primo, ‘Molassen aud stoady, 15, FuneryTise—S) iaas—Steady ; lmed, 19G) {0 for ult sud “unchanged, Rics quict VurnoLrus—Dull; erude, Gc;: refinod, VY@ teady at 47c, ‘Weslorn, 2ic; Western, State, and ROVIHONS—Pork hoavy ; new mess, $16,95, Doef ond cat, ieats quiot and “uehauged Middles fem ; longclenr, 03¢0 nhort clear, Sh@Vie, Lard Leavy § prino_steam, PN Burrru—Steads @406 ; State, J6@50 G i—Tirm it 11@ L e, Watlsry—Firmor at 90 c. Rurearo, March P, —DBriabsrorrs—Wheat quicts car lots No, 2 Milwankee .club sold at S1.41; do at e, Qorn_dull and _strong s B now st 7l on teack; 1car yellow, 75c, Oats dull § 1 cur.Western at 620 unt track, 3 PUILADELPHIA, Puapereins, March 9.— Brranpsturrs—Flour aull; super, $5.155 Wisconsin and Minnwota oxtra, $TE@T.1315, Dor, 8170173, vellow, @8, BURET: e WirtsK¥—Stoady CrxorAT, moderats demand Brangrurre—1 1y 0,76 7.00 Qe ot 603 nominal, OrLy: ¥ Hur —Stiady Wheat Qull 1yo steady ut red, $1,60@L08; nm- 940, Corn bigher} Outa quict ;. white, GH@G2e ; nuxed, norEoM—Slondy ; orude, 10}@10%0; relined, at 970, CINCINNATI, Murch 9,~CorroN—steady and in ut 1522c, lour tiem and in faie demand ; fam- What quietand ficm nt $1,43(31.46. Corn Uata firmor ut 47@54¢, und In modersto domund at $,01. Jtyo steady Burloy. dull und Unchangod, Htendy andt in modorate demand. und in moderato demand, Ounwae—Tirm and in fjr dowund, Lrovisions—Lork quict and firm at §15,13¢@15.25, Tard sten und in mioderato demand 3 sales ol sfeam b 8730 wpot; Uo buyer Mareli; kotile, e, Dulle meaty fiFm and in fadr doiband ; shontders sold f 530 3 beld at 52 ut thie closo; ylor ‘points, 7o Dacon searto und ‘Wusky—Flem and 87, Louis,March ButAvsrusEs—Flonr quist i No. 3 wpring, $1 firm and highor ; $1.48; No, do $1.00 e clonr 't sold_at T3@72(6 ab fute- hero; Lol ot 7 oir, BB, L 7 salen at 6 @83(3Y fuir domantd w33, 18, 9.—Corrox—Tlen; middling 153fe, nhanged, Whont $1.2 : No, 8 red full, 11 $1,674@1.68 March, Qorn® firmor; No, 2 mized, G0@0lc on east track, Uats Armerind better slows No, 3 nprlugt No, 8, 470 on east track, Larley $1.75, ' Tyo easler at Y2@VIc, Winsuy—Stemdy st bie, hovistona~Pork fimgr s Jobbing at $16.00@15.50, Bulkmecats strong, but ull sales round lots on private terms. Macon do, Tlous—Steuly § ght 6,00 ; leavy, §3.10@3, 31T + good Niw: ONLEANS, Tard, fiife $1,00@4,50 Twetip! xns, $.706H to chofea Nl NEW ORLEANS, March . —BueabsTorre~Flour in modium, $4.75@ o 3 ntlve cows, @5.25, Re- good downid ; supertie, 86,255 double, $6.25; ireble, $0.60@7.00 3 fumily, $1.76, Corn auiet ; While, 7576 § Yollow, Tagatdo, OAt quiet ut COG02c. Hunan—Dull at 85390 Hay—Dull; choive; TROVISION: tagher, Diy salt » spoenlutive demand, Vacon quist ut G740 nsy 113G 10, Lard dal , 0370, wood demand i common, 0x0; fair to 502 (@00, « V@)Jm:.u: key, U: SusAr—In fally fuir, aTie; 00, bork llw, b $10.85; new lield 250 ne X moats G 3 liold us i i Uord, prime, o, Motasses—1n good: demand ; rebolled, EO@0Te; prime formentiug, G, Wik r—Firnior CorrrE—23(@iT ORNATAT—Flen) e . Gorrox—Demand aelive; 1 Loulslana, 00@970. nor at f0 anlon 7,00 balca ; prices frregulor and fivmer; good' ordhary fo striot good ordinary, 13 1 dlings, * 1451 il Export o Ing, 100 3 gwod. middiayg, 170, ‘0 tho Contiuent, 6,J81; to Great Tow _miduiings tostrict law mid- midditng, 155 @153 ;lglf'l 450 5 vk, 104,800, MoNeTABY—Gold lug, $,50@6.40, . DALTIMONE, M) supurs, $5.00@6,75 I, 111373 sight, 3 prewium § stor= NBALTIMORE, ), — LU EADETUFER=-FlouT ston: 4 extray, 000,70 ; Suwmily, § 4, 7,810, ¢ Erifaln, \ @816, Wheat aulet and_ firm : cholen white, $1. Ohin and Indiwnn red, $1.53631,56 ; Wi ,«|m’n’pm $LAG@1, Corntnotive 3 Southern white, HldHdo § ollaw, 783800 3 mixod Western, $1@82e, Ot quiet § Wostern, 6500, 1tyo dull and'ateady, Provistons—Lork” frm and Lylier $16.25@10,50, Bullk nicats frm ; ahonlders, 8)¢@0'¢o; cloar r b, 8}, @8, Bicon firm_ond nelivo; Jobiitg domanid o unghnbed prices. Tard qulot wid e 01ce, ull+ Wostorn roll, 40@12 5 Rl @126 5 b, dogdse, Mesepitg, Mazeh 0, —TnanpsTurrs—Flour dull an aroopiug ok $5.6060.23, Corn n fatr. domand, s Tower, at 850, i 14%—Cholgo aeareo and firm § nforlor negl Bman-arket bnre, e Proyistoxs—Pork_in goot demand at $16.25, lara firm ot D@10z, Bneon qulct, but fitm e “lfiu g qulot, fieny - shoulders, OGTTON—TIfm § io. inforlor. tolow ordinary, o ordinary, D101 HUot orinary, J04 TS i, }3'\25:1 <o mldiing, 1o xs,vr;.’:; ood midudting, 103@170 pts, 1,605 bales § D10 il 3 whoek, 55,005 1ndeg. > valos'; hipments, T Masch 0. Bhiabes ‘0100, March 9.—JInEADETUFRs—TFlon In fair domand, wlnm-mmmm.mu'.'.rm;' ol vanced § umihioe Michigon, $143 5 aoilor Aprll, 1661 1 No, 1 red $1.61 3 No. 2 du, #1,44, Coru lu falr dumund and advanced : gl misod, weller Aprl, Gie; neller My, o; woller, June, o' ow, dto Tow ', 5¢ 3 ‘mo-grade, now, Glo,” O ighor § Yo e o-grad, atd & wliado bighor ] Rmv n Hniv‘r—ss.lm. kortrTs—Llonr, nonoj N ok (ol ) nono; wheat, 3,000 buj corn, i oatw, o Bicapstixh—Tour, 500 bela ; whoat, 4,000 bu; 4,000 L. oats, 2,000 By o, OLEVELAND, OLEVELAND, March 0, —IitkiADNTUFEs—Wheat quiet and unolisnged, Gorn tondy and fu fale domand ¢ Bl;}“mlxml 7668c; now do, G@ese, Oats quict aud PEmnoteus—-Dull and uneliangod, LOUISVILLE, i TouisviLry, Ky, March0.—Cozron—Qulct ot 151¢o, AU Sa 10U AONCE At wsiasaged Wihick and corn quictand unclianged, L0viStoNs~—LPorlk cnlor at $16,00, Bulle moats quict apul wnehangod, Dacon flem s Ahoiliare, G3c; Clear rlb, 875¢3 elear, 9%7e, Bugar-cured.hiams, 12 12¢, AViirar kLo, nb 0256 N DETROIT. " Drrnorr, March 0,—IinkAbsrovFs—Tlour quiet anil unchianged, Wheat activo and sdvauced ; oxtra, 3160 (3101 ; No.1, 21,64, Corn in steady and . in wodorate zltr':(nnx‘ril‘;nl ot ok, " Oita 1n good domind at full prices, @ioe, 4 Roorieza—Tlour, 1,000 ela ; wheat, 1,000 bu ; corn, ,000 bit, SutpatETa—Flour, 4,000 brla j whoat, corn, 3,000 bt ; oata 600 bu. . KAILROAD TIME TABLE. NRRIVAL KND DEPARTURE GF TRAT TXPLAYATION OF REFERENGE MATKS,—+ Saturdayye e sy nzconiads. 5 Alond NSV Foviy 8 e e LR GREAT WESTERN RAILH0ADY und fuot af Ticentyaeonnd-st, .\, southeurt corner o Ttuiuto orner of Hhadioons e 7 ity 9,000 bug MICHIGAN CENTIRAL & 7 doste, reire, Mail (sl maln and ale Hao),. Doy RXPEOsrersrrss \nglson Accominudation.. ‘Atlantle iszoros UNAND RAPIDH & Morning Kxpross Night kzpross, HENRY 0. WENTWORTIY, General Passonger Agont. CHICARD & ALTON RAILROAN, Chicago, Kansan Cily and Denver Skort Lins, ol Yo,y and Chicagn, Sprinyi nee. Unian Liept, West Side, near ket Opices : A8 Depot, and 133 ftandaiphest H Teave, | Arriee, Kansas Clty Iz, vinJncksonville, UL aud Folsinus, M | 8100, m, Kansan Uty Fast 1k, il idic sonvillo, 1ll, and Loalsiana, 3o 8t Louis Kizpirows, via Main Tino 8t Louis ¥ast Ex. via Main Ling 8 Touls lix, via dacksouvili Springndld izxpros: Springnold Fast Fxp dotiersun Clty 1EXpross, ... 9 Pearia, Keokuk & Burln i o . Chioago & Padueah Italico: D:din, 10 p. . Wonoua Lacon, Washingtan Jix. [¢ 420 p, s |* #4101 hae Joliot & Dwight Accommodation, [* 4:20 p. m.|* 9:103, m, CHITARD, MILWAUKEE & ST, PANL RAILWAY, Union Lepot, corner Dickel Ot & South Clar) nd ut Depott Arriee, Milsnakee, Girocn Bay, Stavans! ity Biafrio dn Ohion, & 1 yiirosed Da bixpres L9208, m.{ottg0n. m, Miiwnnkeo Muil and. $<pross e | - [* 7835, ns Aiiiwaukee, S, fud & Wi N Gms £ 0 olis Nigit IExpross. 1000y, . [* 4115 p. 1. Depot foot af L wgice, 181 L hubugas & Sious Ot Dubuguo € Sioas City 125 (@) T:uns to Champaign on CIIICAGD, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAN, Depots—Fout v Lnkent,. Indiana-av., and Sicleenths it Canist i Sistecniieate, INeket Sfices, Nou b ¢ S il i oot dos W clard Arrive, Leave, Mailand Expeass..... Ottawn aud Stroatar Dutiuaue & Sivux Gty Pacliiv Fuot Lino, for Umaiia, . (ol Rausns Uity, Loavonworth, At| chison & St, Joseph £ R itrora Prasougar, AMendote, Ottawa & i b0 b },%,',_ n: Do [* m, 110500 p, .8 7305 B me chison & 52, Josoph Kx 1 Pownor's Grora Accomuatiaiion) DoynorsGrove A Saturday, 3Es, Monday, CHICAGO & NORTIIWWESTERN RAILROAD, Cily aficca, eorner Nandutgih and LaSallests,, aid 15 Cu v oy coruer Siaidison-ss o Arrive, a 4w me a=Iicyint cornor of Wells und Kinzlo-sts, B Diebor curngy of Cannt and Iinzinests, WL STENNKPT, Gon, Pass, Agont. €COLORATO, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Sncelnl Inducommonior Sl Sov Gt oo T & St comunta, o Ganto, ., T 8 J3 T WK Wk, il Ar't, CHICAGD., ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Shermun.au, dicket ofics, Toave, 00 8, . T 0 . 03 v, e 2z e, Omaha, Teavonw'th&Afchiron Ex. Porn Accommodadon Night Jixpross, 3 6 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILRDAD. Depaty Van Huren-al Tieket oficer, tiorchicedt corner ', and southivest corner Cunal wnd M trriv e R L, 1, p.m T 0 PLL el "Now" ¥ Atlsutio Bxpros Night Jixpros ot Cuieage CHICAGD, INDIANAPOLIS I LINE, VIA KANRAKEE ROUTE, From the Great Contrat Radlroad Depoty roat of Futkensts “terive, $a0a. 820N I, e maad Doy Bxpross.,. y Night Kxpros i FIHANCIAL. ROBINSON, CHASE & 60, BANKHRG, No. 18 Broad-st., N. Y., ‘Transact & genoral hanking busincas in all ite details, Ao fatorost upan doposits to - BANKS, SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, PRIVATE DANKERS, AND INDIVIDUALS. 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