Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1874, Page 6

T ——————— T T TOTVIE Xy RGN O LT IOy A0S MONEY AND COMMERCE MONETARY. * BATUNDAY EveNING, March 14, Tho woolt hns beon an unusually quiot ono in fluaucos, Monoy continos abundant, and, thongh thero Lias boon soma incrouso in tho do- mand for bank nccommodations, somo of tho onke aro still so woll suppliod with funds tht thoy are offoring to loan at 8 por cent for thirty doys. In tho open market 8 por cont is all that 16 askad on giit-edged papor or on primo collats crals, Mortgaga loaus aro to bo had ot 0 per cont for sums of $6,000 and upward, but for suma undor that amount, aud for timo loss than throo years, tho rates aro 10 and 12 por cont. . Now York exchaugo hus become vory scarce in ‘the Ingt fow dnyn, aud_could not bo bought to- day loiss than Gls por 81,000 promium, ountry ordors for curroncy havo incroased somo [n the last day or two. " Tho rocoipts of enrroncy from tho country aro, however, still in exceay of the' shipments, and - thoe stock of our- Toncy is accumulnting, Tho abundanco of monoy is_beginning to cauRe an appreciation of local stooks, aud wenots £ho aulo to-duy of Chicago Gity Rlway tock aé Tho clontings of tho Chicago bonks for tho wock woro ¢ Qlearings, Dalanees, FOBORCL §290,208.48 PRI T XTI T ) 271005005 Da9,184.2 X 2,611,04.04 ,500,043,74 2,600,75,28 Total,,.. 16,074,718,23 $1,730,620,52 Qorresp'g week Inat year., 18,674,180,80 1,840,117.78 "Lho following furnishod by hfi: Firat National Bank. Third Nntional Dauk, Fifth Natloual Bank, Qommerelal National Tiank, . Hozcliants’ National Lank, Gorman National Dank, ... Northweetorn National Bank. Corn Exchongo Nutional Bank. ', City Natlonal Bank.... Cooks County National Dk, National Bank of THinols,. “Natfonnl Bank of Comnierco, Unlon Btook-Yards Natlonal Homo National ‘Bank, Chicago City Rallway Wost Divislon Llallwa; Paliman Palaco-Car. igin Wateh Company.. quotations of local stocks oro sura, Hammond & Gagos Asted, Qrsnn sced 128,001 101,310)1 08,041y 123,207 Flax scodl, lbs, 03,790}, 2010] Taco Broom corn, 108, oye]uuvatovel 43,000 40,000] * 4200 Oured meats, 1ba ... | ‘Bi3,170] 235,2001,143,6301283)147 Theof, brl LTV < 4wl sl os 20,020 | 288,230 40,300 asatol| “40oisl 90is00 s0;7301 63,108l( ‘at,30| V00 211 o) a0l g3 030 6,000 10,817 1,704t 1,880 3970 £ T 73,00]| 123,470( 25,CB0 | ol 65,300)! 1,620 40,800 230| BOAL 40,000] 9880001 1357,04311 424,060 2135,000,1192,000/| - 710500]1205,000 40,000(1ees . | 5,000] 196,000 ool a80l 1| e Witharawn from storo yostorday for city con- sumption: 7,205 bu whont; 7,166 bu corn ; 833 bu ontsy 616 bu barloy. Withdrawn for do during tho past wook, 24,780 bu wheat ; 52,028 bu corn; 15,014 bu outs; 6,240 buxyo; 9,041 bu barloy. P Tho following graln Lins boon inspested into storo this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 57 cara whent; 83 cars corn; 4 oars onts; 2 cars rye; 1 car barloy, Total, 147 cnrs, or 56,000 bu, Tho following woro the rocaipts and shipmonts of .brondatu (s and livo stook at this point during tho past weok; and for tho corrospondiug wooks ouding ag dato 3 RROEIPTH, 4 arch 14, 3farsh 1, March1s, 1874, 1874, 1873, Flour, brl Wheaf, bt Corn, bu.. Oats, b Ryo,bu. warloy, bu...! Dreased Liogs, Livohogs, Catlo, No. Tlour, *brls, ... Wheal, bu Corn, bu.s Oala, bu, Rye, bt Harley, b, Drossod hogs, No, Live hogs, No.. 49,053 Cuttlo, No.... 1741 - 11802 Tho provision corner has beon much agitatod for movoral days pnst. Its froquontors have tranancted littlo business, bolng chiofly engnged in discussing the question, How not to do it." The tallc bas altornated betweon curbing and curing, and tho conolusion now gonerally renched Is that neither procoss hes beon porformad sat- isfactorily. : Tho leading Hn-mlncu markots wore moro quiot ihau usual to-day, with not much differenca in 74,120 105,504 Cookk County Ta, Giteago Gty Qhambur of COTINORCO. vvs susssseser e 0 Chicago Gas-Light and Coko Gompany. 110 % Tradors' Insuranico Company, 100 AL 24 shiares Chicago Oty RAMNEY 8b..vvssrensans o s106 Mensrs, Preaton, Kean & Co. quote as follows thla p, m, ¢ United Btates 0s of 81, United Statos 5203 of ‘63, United States 6-208 of 104, 1w United States 5205 of %0 11 1204 United Statoa 5-208 of ‘G5 —Janti~ ary nud July v 1830 18K Unlied States 6305 *ot "B7—Jan ary andduly... £sssah oy Uniied Btates 6.203 of "63—Jant- aryund July. %S 1103 10-404 cx int 1z Tuited Btates L1l Unifed States eurrency G, g Qold (full welght) a1, Gold coupon 11} Gold exchang LTI 1T} Sterling . 4845, @403 Qicago Gity Ta. 98 & in, 9J4¢ & ut, Coolt Cotnty Ta. . 98 & fut, 90j¢ &int, Town, county, tud oity 10 per - cont bouds’,, sivere B@RVTN TAND WARNANTS, 160's war 1819, 180 1208 war 1813, 17 1(0a not war 1813, . 180 1204 not war 1812, 137 - TATEST. New Yorr, March 14.—Mouey closed very easy at 8 por cont. g Torcign oxchange firm ab $4.841(@4.85 for rime 1&uukora' sixty days, and $4.87)¢@4.88 for omaud, Gold opencd at 1115{ and closed at 112,—tho extremos of the duy.. Iates paid for carrying ranged from 834 to tlat, Clonrances, $36,000,000. Tronsury oporations for tho weol ab tho Now York oftice inctuded the disbursement of $751,- 000 on account of intercst and in redemption of 5-20 bonds, and recoipt of .§2,671,400 for cus- toms. Specie shipmeuts for tho same time, £186,452 in_gold and silver bars, Imporis of dry goods, 92,545,213 ; merchandiso, §7,303,883. Govorniont bonds quiet sud iinn" st tho clgge, 3 G T Stato-bondo %nm and nominal. . Stocks opened firm, with .au advance i to 1 per cent, but at tho Bocond Bonrd therd was a slight 1oction from the highest point, which de- cline was not recovercd, and st tho closo tho loweat prices of tho day wero made, Sales bo- fween 10 aud 2. aggrogated 81,000 shuves, of which 80,000 woro Westorn _Union, 3,000 Union Paciflc, 3,000 Ohlos, 20,000 Lake Skiore, and 6,000 Northwestern, i Btorling oxchango, €4.85. aoviNN Coupons, %aL..... Goupous, 63/ Gotpons, '61 Gouyons, /63, Coupous, 65 (uew). AT DOXDS, U4 Virginios, old, .. Missouria ... .. Tonncascer, old Ut North Caralinios, 0id..20% Tennesces, nbw 0" (North Caroliuus, now.20 irginas, how, 5 sToaKs, 17t Paul pfd Wabash., Wolls Furgo Amcrican press. Ex,... acifie Mail, ... w York Central irlom D Michigui C Pitlsburgh & Ft, ¥ Northwostorn. . | g ‘Northwestern pfa, Contral Pacific honds, 9416 TRock Isluug 1053 Dol,, Lack,& Westorn,129; Now Jersoy Gontral..1053¢|Boston, Hart, & Exle, 13 Bk Pt ... 487 REAL ESTATE, We find an important chango this wook, not only in the feeling In regard to roal estate but & decided increase of sales, During tho two wepks provious there hud heen but little done, because, though thera was plonty of money offered for tho purohinso of real estato, the viowa of buyers and sollors were vory much spart. Capltalists who camo here with tho intention of making large purchasces bad assumed that many prop- orty-ownors Who Lad mértguged their property Loavily would be forced'to sell in consoquence of the low rents. This has, in fact, beou tho caso to somo extent, but not so largely a4 had \boon_ngsumed. Monoy is ro plonty thut it ' difficult to find employment for it n_large loans at oven 9 por cent, and th ough the ratos for - amall loans aro still maintained ag 10 10 12 per cout, capitalists who want to invest lnrgo’ stums begin to thiuk the purchase of proporty a bottor investinent. The ifforonco, therofore, betweon tha views of buy- crs and sellers bas ‘been overcomo by mutual conceseions, and somo important sales of prop- erty have been mado this weok for all cash, at prices which, though in someinstances bolow the R’rjtau asked Jast summer, wro on the whole in- icative of a revival of confidence in the yalue of roal estato both in contral and suburban quar- ors; . ‘The grentest aetivity, both for spoonlation and {uvestmont, soems to be in the pouthern suburbs of the city, including tho sevoral suburb of I‘ZnFlowaod, Hydo Darl,, Corvoll, Washington Helzhts, aud Houth Chicago, * At tho lattor place tho Chicago Calumet Canal and Dook Company have sold sluca Teb. 2, 222 Tots £o nearly 100 differant purchas ors, at prices GUMMARY 0¥ TRANAVER FOB TIlE WENK, The fallowiugis_the lotal amoint of city and sn- Burbon proporty tranaforred. during (he week eding Haturday, Mareh 14t Oity_property—Numbor of sules, 138; courideration, §1,187,804, North of city limita— nuuibor of salos, 67 conwiderailon, $16,600, Bouth uf city limits—Number of sules, 48; ' consideration, .$200,873, West of city Hmite—Number of wnles, 15 congfdcration, $500, Total sules, 180; constdurtlon, 1,420,010, -— COMMERCIAL, # ' BATURDAY EvNING, March 14, The following weroe thie recelpts and shipmonts of the lending artioles of produce in Chivago during the pust twouty-four hours, snd for tho corzasponding dafe one yoar ago ¢ . TEOEITS, | SHIVMENTS, 1879, 187- 1873, Flour, brie, 7,820 | G5d1y- 8,340 Wheat, bu a0 | 74j075| 11808 doru, hu, g 74| Bes Outy, bu, 0,709 24,978 tho avaiago of pilces from that of Fridey. ‘ho tone of ndvices from Now York was steady on most articlos, and Liverpool was firm napulnllllv oucorn. Tho recoipts Liere wero rathor sma) and shipmonts fair for tho sonson, Buyars hold off to-dny, both spocnlatively and for shipmont, and holders wore not very anxious to sell, honco little promiso cither way upon pricos. ‘Pho dry-guods markot displayed rather mora notivity in tho prints aud blonchod goods dopart- monts, the recently reduced prices appearing to have stimulated tho demand. In other lines thoro was only & modorato amonut of trading, and the quotod pricos wors generally shaded. Grooerios continno quict at subatantinlly tho prices ourrent eatly in the wook, though ®omo articles—notably coffeos and sugars—aro less fivinly bold, Buttor continues active, with prices firm, at 38@33¢ for common to medium grades, and at 88@44o for cholee to fanoy. Cheose was aquoted quict end steady. In tho fish market tho situation was uwnchanged. ‘I'rade continucs active at firmly-maintained prices. Dried fruits rulod quiet ot yostorday's quotations, though in forelgn dorcriptions thore was o lack of firmness, Domestlo variotics rulod strong. ‘Tho coal, bag- giug, onints, and wood moviots wore ' dull ienthor was quotod quiot and firm. Oils wore in fair roquest ot 14}¢@160 for carbon; at 8Ya for oxtra tnrd ; $1.03@1.08- for linssed, ond at 660 for turpentino, - At tho lumbor-ynrds, a fair business was transs acted, principally in common_grados, which aro quoted firm. at quotations. The country trade continuos fair, and nn improvoment is parcopti- blo in the local demand. Other building mn- torials, such ns brick, imo, cemont, &c., aro slso moying with more freedom. . Motals, nails, and ather Linrdware woro in good demand nud stéady, Irou, steel, and noval goods remain without spacinl change, Iay was {u roquest for home consumption, and steady. Tho waol, broom corn, nnd liop markets woro quiot And une changed. Local dealors woro buying hides, sud 28 tho offefings woro limited, o firm fooling was dovoloped, Seeds wora falrlyuctivo and stondy ; clover and choico timothy aro firm, owing to light offerings, T'he roceipts of potatacs tvers. larger, but the demand was good, and sales woro readily offocted at tho recont advance. Ponltry was searco and firm, undor an activa loonl u- quiry. Igga sgain dactinod. " ighwios_wore quict and unchanged, snles boing limited to 100 brls ot 983go por gallon, Orders wero very slack, but, na tho offorings woro light, thore was no woakening on the part of holders, A Dressed Logs wero very quict, and n shade firmer, being in good demand for shipment, as the wenther promisad to keep cool. The supply was vouy light, only 837 bolng received yostorday. Balos woro limited to 23 at $6.25, and 87 at 96,1314, ‘ 3 Provisions wero xfilfln vory quiot, with little change in prices. Mass pork was unchanged, lard a sbrde firmor, aud mouts strong at provious prices. The latter woro in fair demuand for shij mont to Furope in boxes, middles boing chiotly wanted, but ordorssecnied to bo generally limitod to figures a shade bolow tho viows of holders. "Tho ttocks of ofl kinds of provisions aro much larger thun usual, buc they aro in strong hands. The market closed stondy at the following_range of pricos: DMous pork, cash or seller Maroh, §14.80@14.35 ; do seller . April, Bl48TK@ 14.40; do scllor May, $1.70@1L7335; do sotlor June, ©156.00; primo mess pork, $12.75 @18,00; extra primo ‘do, $11.76@12.00, Lard, cash or. seller March, $8.92)¢@8.95; do sollor April, 88.97%4@9.00; do sollor May, 89.12)¢@9,16. Groon linma ut 9@V for 16 and 16 1b " averages; swoot-pickled “hams, 9 @100; dry-salted meats, loose, 8t LY@l for ehonldors, 7i¢o tbr Gumberiands, TH@T )0 for long clear, 726@73{o for short ribs, 7i@8a for short clear; tho smno boxed at /e ber Ib abovo these prices. . Moats for April delivory X higher, und for May Y5@340 bighor, thun cash pricos. Dacon moats, Gi¢e for shoulders, 8o for slort ribs, 9igo for phort clonr, all packed in hhds; the samo looso, i¢c lower, Bacon Lums, 1134@18c, Mess Dbeof, £8.76@9.00; extra moes do, £0.76@10.00 ; boof bams, §20.00@38.50, ity tallow, G}{@0}go; gronsc quotable at 43¢@70, Sules wero roported of G5 Lrls mees pork at 814,50 ; 500 brls do at $14.35;, 250 buls do soller April ak £14.40; 1,600 Lria do sollor May at $14.70; 250 tes lord sellor -April at 89,005 1,000 tos do ot $8.973¢ ; G00 tes do soller Mny b $0.12!¢'; 250 tos do a839,10; 160 boxes shoul dors 45 630 3 100,000 1w da, soller April, at o loon; G0 tes sweob pickled hams (ll he) ab 1040 ; 260 boxey short ribs at 8o; GO0 hoxes short cleur at 83¢o ; 560,000 Ibs do, soller April, at fif{u; 150 boxes long and short, cloar nt 8170, “Tlour was moro notive at unchauged quota- tions, Iixporters wero not in tho market, but loal buyers toalt hold mora frooly, and . {horo was a bettor order irade, though Now York was roported dull. Holders were very firm in their viewe, and thero was no * shading.” Dran was again'strongor. Snlos waro roportod of 90 brls white winter oxtrus at $7.26; 060 brls do on pri- vato torms; 76 brls_spring oxeras (patont) at 70,003 200 brls do (M.Fuuuntu.) ub §0,8734 + 100 brls do at §6.26 ; 65 brls do at'86.87)¢ ; 160 brla gMnun‘n fanoy) at £6.00 3 200 brls do ot $6.75; ,200 bris do lluJ)liVlM torms ; 100 brls supor- fino at #4,85 ; 100 bls ryo at $5.00 3 125 brls do on private torma, Total, 8,055 brls, Also, 20 tous bran at £15.60 ; 10 tonk do at §19,00, afl ou track, to arrive. Tho following woro tho quota- tiona ut tho clos Euir 10 good whito wintors, it «.$ 00 @ B,00 £50 @ DTy Qoad to choico Miuncsota, Tuatent do. Fujr to choice spring, .00 @10 nt If@igo highor. Tt s stbamstad onify by s roportod ad- vanco in Milwaukee, but aa operators for that city woro willing sollors horo, it a8 00N As~ otod that pricos hud boon run up 86 miles to ho siorthward of us for the express purposo of onabling them to unload hero st a profit. Then lyors ?o[l back, and littlo moro was dono to the ond of tho wossion, oxeopt -sottlomonts, There was _nothing definito roported from Livorpool and Now York was quiot, ~ Honcoboth sides hold off, prices - bolng chiofly sustainod by tho fuob of continucd light roasipts, though' this did not pravont o widenlng of tho prominm on Muy doliveries, Bellor April opened at 8118, advancad to 81304, deolined to 91.20, roso to 51204, and closod at 1.203, Sollor MDY sold " ut §1.24(@1.2434, oloslng at §1,2454, Boller tho mouth, or regulur. No. 4 spring, aold ot el.qux.w' closing . at \:\l.lu’g.' triotly frosh racolpta of No 2 olosod at $130%¢. ~ Other grados were: very sulot, on tho buyls of' 20 Htorago thoy olosad ut $1.24 for No, 1, $1.163¢ for No. 8, and $1.10 for vojaoted,, Cush salas wero reportod of 400 bu No, 1spring ab $1.383( B mii e [N 400 bu do at £1.21 ; 2,000 bu No. 2 Northwestorn at 81311 2,400 bu No, 2 ntrlctly frosh spring ab $1.209¢ § 16,400 bu do ab §1.30%¢ ; 800 bu do Togular at @1.10)¢ ; 800 bu do at 4,10 4 1,000 bu 0, 8 Apriug at'®1,173 1,200 bu do at §1.10%¢ ohlcl. 20,000 bu, N ‘rl i tond ‘orn was quiot and vary stondy at an nverago of 3o below the llrlcuu of I'riday, Liverpool wd quotad 6d por 480 Ihe Lighor, at 405 Gd, bub New York was unchangod, and tho reosipts liore wora somowhat Iargor than had oo expeotad, This conflict of influouces mndo oparntors gener- Ally unwilling to trade, oxcopt in sottlomont, and loss busiuess wra dono on any day for a long timo past, The buying for April and solling for May, which has beon o leading fenturo of the markot for n coupls of wooks, waa partially sus- pouded, the mnrgin of difforenco Lotwoon tho wo liaving boon narrowed down 8o much 8 Lo progont little tomptation # continuo, Thero Waa aimost no_domand for cash lots, oxcept for tho lowor grades, whioh woro wanbod by the local distiliors, - Bellor April openod at Gifo, daolined to 01560, ndvangod to 623¢o, foll back to G100, and olosod at 6130, Hollor! Diny eold nt 648(@063go. Rogular No. 4 olonod at 6170, and etriotly frosh rocoipts of do nt 63i¢e, Notw No.3 olosed at 000, old_ rojootod at G85¢0, andmow do at G01go. Onsh snlos wore roportod of 1,200 bu No, S old, striotly fresh, nt 02i¢o; 6,000 bn do at ualzuiyz,anu bit do at 6203 5,000 bu do rogu- Inr af 613¢0'; 10,000 bu do at 613 1,200 ba do now at 600 : ‘1,000, bu rejected old at 58] ,200 budo at 680; 4,400 bu'do now at 570; 7,000 bu o at G034 ;' 800 bu do at GGo, Total, 43,400 bu. .Onts woro vory quiot, and renlly dull' during tho gzumar part of “tho gosslon, though averag- inj g}{a lighor on’ options than on Friday, Bollor April sold_nt 44@443¢e, nnd sollor May ot 47@47%0, both closing firm at tho outslde, Re- gulnr No. 2 closod at 4)¢o, nnd gilt odgoed ro- coipts of do at 44!¢e. Oash snles woro roported of 1,800 bn No. 2, strlotly frosh, at 44lo; 1,200 budo (lu Atorage) at 4de;.0,000 bu rogular ab 48360 ; 1,100 bu_ by sample at 600 ; 600 b do at ge 800'bu do at 48c, ol on track. ~ Total, 10,< i : Dye wos quict and stondy, with s small de- mand and o light supply ; henca no doviation from tho ruling prico of tho past wook, Rogu- Iar No. 2 was unurulg pominal at 8io.. Bules woro restrioted to 2,000 bu No.. 2, strictly freah recaipts, at 80c 3 400 bu by'unm‘pln ot 88lge ; 400 E‘;D%ol“ &80 ; and 400 bu rejected at 820, Total, ,200 bu: Barley was quiot and atrongor, being ‘In good domand, whils thero was vory littlo dlsposition :‘o soll, ugnn" ab £|? advanco, !o\;, thzrk l!u Imlll opressed by gho prosenco of forelgn barloy; but Milwaukeo and Ibhlcn 0 hiavo bmglu Tolenso from the flow of Oaliforafa barloy, us it barol Pn)’s tolny it down hero at prosent pricos, wit! roight chinrgos at 70c per bu. No, 2 closod firm at $1.00 cash or sollor Apnil. No, 3 closed at 8L60@1.51 ; andl rojected at $1.83, Cash sales wore roparted of 400° bu No. 2 (N. W.) at'$1.00; 400 bu'do, fresh, at $1.68; 1,200 bu No. 8, frosh, at BL60; 1,200 bt do n §1.473¢ : 1,000 bu don £1.47; 400 bu rojocted at 31.93; 400 bu_doat $1.31 2,000 bu by samplo, Cailfurnin, at $1.90; 2,000 bu do at $1.853¢, on track; 400 bu do, \"rntnrn, at $1.673¢ ; 400 budo at $1.86, dolivered, Total, 10,400.bu, . LUROPEAN MATKETS. Tho following advicoa were recoived on 'Ohange to-day, in addition to those given ih our tele- graphio columns : Manon 14.—London—Continental demand continues for cargoes of wheat, Cargacs of whont and corn off cosat, Hrm; on poinge, stoady, Livorpaok—Whoat, steady. Corn, 405 6d, . PACKING," Mesars, Cowles & Dunkloy, in tho Daily Com- morcial Roport and Markot Reviow, prosont statintios of packing in Chicago during tho past Bangon, which differ from tfioso published in theso columns on Baturday lush, Thoy moko tho total numbor of hoge packed from Oct. 1 to Fob. 28 to bo 1,639,851, and for tho rogular sonson 1,466,201, * Avorago woight,. 216.6 1ba ; yiold of Yard, 87.5 ths. - ey say: 1In our report wo Lave omitted some returns from small. houses who aro packora ouly {n tho smolleat souso’ of tho word, aud might mora properly Lo called buitchers, for the reason that in many lustances thoy do not kill s hog, but buy dressed lots rom rogu-- Iar aluughterors, end o doubt 1t quito frequontly Linp- pans that hogs are duplicated, That this view of tho cage §4 corroct can be readily shown, 1t is not an un- common oceurronco for 1meh who mnke s busiucss of buying hoga and killing for the city trado to_sell hogs fo this or that culter. -The original slaughtorer roports the hogs, and fho cutter also Toports them, hence tho duplicatfon, It is not an uncom- mon fhing cither for packers to buy a fow hogs of slaughterers, and in this way there fs.rovm for du~ Jlieatiou, Agaf, thoro st somo packera who do, ot il thoir own Liogs, but Lire it done ot houses whero slaughtering for othor partics fs mado a buisincas ; but tho owner roports tho hogs, rlqlmy too, we belloyo, un der tho hiead of **live,” whilo thore is a chanco also for tho packer-slauightor fo roport tho gamo hogs, Indecd, in conversations Lad with different packers ou tha subjuct, woare led {o the bolfef that these are facts wortlly of considoration, The strongest srgument, Lowever, lics in the figures themselves, 1loro is tho statement in a & nut-shell: Itecelpta of 1ive hoga for Novembor, Decomber, Januaty, and FeDruary. ... . Tteceipts of drossed for same timne Total recelpts for four montl Blipments_of livoliogs_for Nove: cainbor, January, and Fobruuty. .. .01 18 Shipmonts of dresaed for sume Lo, 189,847— 803,756 Leoft over for pagking snd clty conaumption, 1,439,657 Gur rotuena abow s fotal of 1,69931 liogs picked from Oct, 1 to Yeb, 48, Inclusive, At tho olosg of thio month of October packers roportod a total of 73,050 hiead of hiogs killed during that month, Tho roturns Tocelved at tho closo of tho soason full short of thia nmnber by about 12,000 head, but wo are disposed to bellovs that tho first roturn i hearest correct, and that 8ome may Lnvo uadvoriently omitted, in tho final ro- port, to partioularizo tho October cutting, Tho city conwumption Is eatimatod by compotont nuthoritics to bo about 760 head por day, oF aboitt 0,000 hiead for thio four wouths, Allowing that this dcnnnd 18 nict one tiraly by o teudorlolus ribe, el sold by packers, snd thodresaed hoga that como In by wagon, of which 10 record is kopt, wo still havo o doficioucy of lioge, wheu compared "with tho numbor - roported packed. ut we account for this by allowlng thst at tho opon- ing of tho packing soacon packers liud on hund bo tween 25,000 and 30,000 bogs with which fo begln busl- nuss, and this f6 nat far out of thelr pun capacity. TUE OUTLOOK TOR GORY, AzkiNsox, Mareh 13, 1874, o the Falioraf The Ohicapo Tribuns - iz Tho lottor of ** Troquols,’ in yostorday's Tatn- UNE, applios oxutly to this Jocality, “With au ozporl. oncd of eigt yeurs in this place, I bave noticed that this Laa ulwsys beon an averngo Atandpotut to judge from an tho eorn quostiv, Whea thore {8n good crop Lore it fu gnod in tho wholo coru-growing Delt, and whon ahort -horo it § tho sume v othier places’s sud tho farmers here will averago {airly with furmora of ofhier sections in_their holding on proponsitics, The corn crop of 1878 ia 110 more than ono-third of & crop in Heury Countyeaud I think it will tako fully that amouut for home consumption, Tho amornt of, old corn {o the hauds of farmors i ot the statlous is ahout sa much more, or abont ouc-third of an uverngo crop; aud noarly all’ the corn Lcld at tho differont ntie tious'ta wold for May andduno delivories, also o coue siderablo quaitity of that in the honds'of farmers fa uold ou tho samao options; consoquenly, tho rocelpls for the months of March and Apnal will bo very light— good or bad rods; And fartlior, the coru that 1a not 60l for May and Juno s held by mon who aro bound 10 atiok Lo ft until tho noxt crop i fully nerured to uu_avorago ono,. Now, tho *bear ™ aldo of tho coru dual i Oblcuro’ have claimed -ull winter that tho country way Lierally runuing over with the old corn Of 1873, und tho Lud roads wau the ressou of Light receipbs, whon tho fuct {8 that thero_Lus beon no winter in tweiity years (hat tho Toads hove boon any better, taking ihoseuson fram the 1st of November 1o tho Ist of March, than the ono just passod, Tho troublo was and {s'that tho cropis fearfully short, aud tho ordluary farmer who rafsos tho low nmouht of otook and woll tho most corhivo but Nitle or non tonelt, Now, I s nono of thoso who prophooy $L corn, ‘but I'do think corn- will rango cousldorably bighor {han now, Any 7he, tht {5, no Boon ns biyers sea that wo bave o rocolpta oven i May aud Jutie of 400,000 bushiols per_dny for dusa at & o, ue fs nsunl in fiosy months, Furibennors, it s very doubiful abiout o gaod crop tho comiug’ acuaow, as evary ouo Tuiows who {4 fumfifar with tho artiolo 'that it takes 1500 secd to insuro o good crap, Yarmors wiil huys to look to {lia crop of 1873 for sced, aud old corn will not send forth us atroug yrowth as the- now, It doos not como up ak soon by thrco or four duys, snd does not grow as fast after 1t §s up, consequeatiy tho weeds Bro vory u,]lt to gut the start of it, cven If thero la o gooil wtand, which,ia very doubtful from tho sced of ol corn, | TrLnions, LATERT. Wheat was moderately nctlva tn the afternoon, and Xfo highar, solling ot 81.204@L.20% vellor Apuils closfug ut tho autside, - Corn wiis qulat, Dut strongor, ut 62@033¢e soilér Awll, and 06@ 0530 sellor Ray, Loth elosing ut o outsido, _ OALL JIOARD, Tork was in moderate demand_and lighor, Taard and moata woro uuchanged, Wheat, sollor April, 8old ot §1.203¢. Corn, sollor April, at 62)¢o. Mesn porit, cash or.gellor the mouth, cioed at B14,05@11.423¢; wollgy April,§14.50 bid! sollor May, $13.80@ Loxd, cash or soller tho 'month, § 00; sollor Apnil, BY.0756@0.00 ; sollor May, £9,15@0.173¢. Shork oloar, ouslh or sollor the month, offerad 1t 840 ; seller April, 814 offotad 3 soller May, no bids, no offors ; whort rils, oush’ or soller’ tho wonth, S1T0@T873¢ 1 sollor April, BT.10(@T.8734 ¢ seller Muv, uo blde, 1o olfers ; shouldors, cush or sollor the month, 5o bid ; sollor April, £6.00@ 5,70 y sollor May, G@6}, Brloa wore GO0 brls moxA nork, seller Aprif, ut 14,5334 § 500 brls do tBILT0 ;' 600 brls do ab WiL47%; 50D bels, goller Moy, at €14,82¢ { 500 brie do ot 614,80 ; 260 tew lard, wollor April, at 8,971 hont, seller Apil, at 81,2036 10,0 511?'““0 . ‘whont, seller April, al Los 0o, auller'Apnl, 8t W};{u. y 3 . e — " CIICAQO DAILY MANKET. NG, March 1, BATURDAY ¥ ALOOHOT~—Wai stoudy ut §1.4 LEANS—~Weio quiot § lvlur, @3 moediume, $2.006a4,00; greou pead, 21,25 11y biyw, $1.08 n bris, Il Activily cliurssterized the” duinaud for Al staplo, and full formgr quatationn wero teadily obtaliubly, The recolpls tandiutio lvoral, but thero tu 1o surplus stock in the market, aud suy Lumealte s —— docidod docline in pricao i not looked for, Wo quolot Corrrn—-Copper bottoms, 57c aziors, ovor 19 s, | rome makea Johhmg nt Ty, Dsess goods solling froo- OCEA o A 4 Oholeo to fancy {oflfl'. 28@ddo; modium to" good | 47e: tinned vggmr. 6o} phnhlll;\ ‘copper, 4103 do, [ dy. Woolens withont n.ffi.-uon. o 4 N STEAWBMIES, grades, 33@i0o 3 Inforior to common, 22@300 § Gom- | oub £0 sizom, 4o, - « -4 L ieHed, d el 1 p NATIONAT, LIN At F ok g ito or o chango | 11300 Toand e S o koA P 1% BARKETS DY TELEGRATH, OTIONThin C i E, oro v Jitto or 1o changein any of g 1160 ;16 an o} 17, HARATIL. T Thia O takos tho fontuires of thia markot, Ordors aro sl coming | 17,108 19, 100 o 253l i, 50 pad oot dise X O1AT o o o ox ehek oL Inaurancs fu yory sparingly, ond thie foollng smiong jobbers in not espocially firm. Wo ropeat our lllth Ludlow A, 330 Lowiston A, a6 Amo- i Amofihon%, 201603, Otlor Otook, Ul burlap 18@2001 ginbles, singls, 17G@ 1803 dodoublo, 37@2801 wool sacks, 60@63e, DROOM-CONN—Wns_quict and without matorial chiange, Woropeats Choico to oxtra hurl, Efiflx? an follown ¢ Siark, D4jg0] oAy Boigo corn that will work iteelf into a choleo ur! broom, 7. 80 for good do, 0 @70} §o0d to chioice atalk braid, i @80; Ted and alainod brusl, 4@6lc, ) BUILDING MATERTALS—Voro in roasonably falr Tocal demnnd, Comnmon brick aro firmers $7.60 s thio averago prico, Bluceo, $2.60; Now York stuce co, custing, 8.25@000; Ttosendalo comont, $3.25 @303 Utlon, Loulevilio, and Akron comont, #.0p ¥ brl; Tortland comont, $7.00@7.60; lmo in’ bulk, 80c@$1,00; limo (brle), * $1.00@1,25 % brl; whils sand el, 1. 4,003 plastoring hair, 8 by, 0" a0 eleke B 000, 455.00000.00 ¢ bullatig (common), $7.93@7.60 ; pressed brick, $14.00@ 16.005 ®ewer brick, $8,60; Milwaukes and Tacino reqsod, $25.00@30.00, dol, : do common, $14,00@16,00 3 {‘mllnnn prossod, $18,00@45.00; do common, $10.00@ 1800: fireolay, & brl, 80,004 60. OQULESE—Was quiot and firm, Buta small amount of primo checso uow romafnd in_Jjobbera’ bands, and thero ia no disposition to offect ealos at: lll{ concesation from tho quoted prices, which are as followat Now York {nclx%," l;l, H@m: lihlnllml ‘Wostorn fac~ ry, do, o3 lower lcs, 12@160, GOAL—Homatia duile. Anchraoie fs hold with & show of firmuoss, but soft deacriptions aro weak and unscttled, We mko no chango in our _quotations gs follown : Lol propared, $13,00; Lackayunia $10,00 Onnniel, $8.50@0.00; Erlo and Walnut 1iill, 38, Brooks, $3.00; Blossburg, $8,60@0.00; Kirkland grat $1.00; fockng Valley, ; $0,00 Midway, 0,505 Indlana block, $0.60; Minonk, $5,60; Wilmington, $0.00; Bar- clay, $5.00, CGOOPERAGE—Packora’ goods meot with only sn Occasional inquiry, Dry stack in scarce, Wo roj York barrals, $1.05@1,1 hisky bairoln, $L00 ,10; Tard tore L0@1.461 flour borrels, 486 860y’ pork staves, rough,18.00@32.00: do, bucked, $10,00695,00 ; Uerco staves,rough, $22,00@24.00 ; buck- cd ‘or anwed, $25,00@33,00; whisky staves, rough, $20.00@28.00; do bucked, $31.00@38.00; flour ataves, 9.00@11.00; ‘circlo flour Hoading, 8@Jo persct; flous oop-polcs, $10.0012.00 peram, “EGGS—Tho roceipls continuo liboral, and tho mar- kot wos weak in consoquence, Frosh sold at 14@160; plokled at 5@8o, FISH—Nothing_now th tho i) was dovolopod jn_connoo~ ton . wit L, mariket, The domand con- tinuos aclive,and _prices of ail doacriptions ara dectdedly” ari, o continuo, to”quata: 2., 1 ‘whitefls) ~brl, A 603 R0 "Nl £¥irant, S 2 crely niow, 3-brl, ‘$18.50@14.00; No. 1 bay, $10. @10.76; No, 2, mackorel, K-brl, $8,26@8.60; family mackerel, x-br), $7.25@7.60 : No, 1 alioro kits, $2.16(3 2,35 ; Lan¥ codfiAll, $6. Goorgos codflsh, $0.25 @0.60; Lubeador herrdbjy, split_ bris, $9.50@9.00; do, g-brl,'$1.25@450 ; Labrador berring, round brl, $7.66 @8,005 do ¢-brl, $4,00@4.35; box horring, No, 1, 20@330; box herring, Aealed, 40@4fia s Columbia River sulmon, i6-brls, $0,76@10.00, . FRUITS AND NUTS—Met with a modorato inquiry stunchongod prices, Pruncs, rafaing, and currania woro ratlicr easy, but other frulta ruled firm, Nuts remoin quiet and unchanged. Quotations aro ns followa: FonrtaN—Dates, 10X@llc: figs, drums 13%@1340; figs, in boxes, layors, 16@1005 Tu Ish pruncs, 14@l4io; raisine, loyors, $3.50@8.40; rnistus, loosa Muscal . 70@%,85 ; raisine, Valencis, lu@lsxo; Zanto currants, B@8ic; cltron, 3I@Mo;j lomon pecl, 18@20c. Doxestic—Alden apples, 2 20; Now York oxtra, 135@1iie | Michigan, slfced, 13:@1030; Michigan quarters, 13)@Lio; West: ern, do, 113{@11%{c; Southern do, 10X @110; peach- 8, pared, 4@240 ;. poaches, hnlves, now, 15@18xc 3 do, mixed, 11%@19%0; bisékborries, 11@180; raop- borries, 40@#d0; plited ohorrien, 38@2ve, NoTa— Filberts, 17@18c; almonds, Terragons, 21@2%; Naplea ‘walbuts, ‘903220 Chill” walnuts,” 10@20c} Grenoblo walnuts, now, 10@17¢; Drazils, 11@11%0} ypocans, Texas, 0@10X0; Wiimington peanuts, fahoy, cond quality, 7@100 ; Tennessoe peanuts, 19@1d0; do 8@e, , . GREEN FRTITS—Worc in the usual local do- mand : Lemons, $3,50@7,00 por box ; Vaicnoia oranges, $11,00@14.00 per cusu; Palormo and Measiua_do, per box, $1.0035.00; falr'to good applos, $3,25@3.76 per rl chiofeo, $4,00@5,00 per brl; cultivatod cranborrics in Boxes, nt'$5,00G0,00, GROOERIES—Undor this hoad thero I nothing now to report. Lusiness was genorally quoted quiot, and e of moat ltnoa rulod wioady, Wo make o cliznya i our list, 08 follows : B1-Canil, SoDA—TX@HME, COorrexs—Mocha, &@4ic; O, G. Javs, 38@3%; Java, No. 2, Bu@itige: fauey Rio, B24¢@83e; choico do, §1)¢@30; primo Ito, Sy @3lige; good do, 3014@ Slc; commou do, 2Uk@H00; roasting do, 8@3c; Blugapore Javs, U4%@33kc; ' Costa Rica, fancy, 3:@ d2x¢ do, prims, 304 @21y Maracaibo, 13@33/ce. OanpLes —Star, full welght, 17:¢@180; _stearino, tull welght, 1i@l43s0; do, slort woight, 13@1d)cr TRror—Datnn, 8;@10 ; Rangoon, T1{@8c; Osra- lina, 82¢@Y3{c: Loulsiana. 73@9c. Buaans—Patent cut loaf, 135@12%0 ; crushed and powdored, 113,@11x0; granulatod, 11K@I1o; A, standurd,'105¢@1040; ‘do, No. 3, 10@10xc; B, 108 107¢; extra G, 93{@Y%c; O No, 2, 0x@03e; yellow No. 1, 9@Is7c; cholce Lrown, Dif@9'¢o; primo 9@03{c: falr do, 8@Jc: choldo molnascs sugar, 0@%c: fudr do, 8i@0e; common do, 7@Hc} Naw Orloans sugar, cliolce, D3(@Y3c ; do primo, 0@ e do, fair, B@83(c : common, Tx@Se. Brilurs—Dianiond drips, $1.04@1.58 3 silver_drips, oxtra fino, 8@880 ; good sugar-liouse plrup, 5B@Gc} cxtra do, 68@74c : New Orleans molasses, cholco, 83@ 880 3 do primo, 78:@800 ; do_common, 63@700; Porto Ied inolassos, cliolco, G3@0%0 ¢ commnon molssses, 35 o, g A zmarva—0ommon ta tast, 83 @100, Srtoes—Allspice, 175(@187] of cloves, G0@020; cassla; 6@U80; porpyIDigis Uiy, nutmeys, No, 1, $1.306 % dqu.‘?;\{flux u 0. 4 1603 ormdn mottled, G1(( 50 I .33; do' No, +{ginger, pure, 26@30; do 20@3507 oot pute; 20 8 HoArs—Gormdn ‘@lio: Golden West! @ @003 White Lily, 63(@5%0 ; Whita Roso, GX@0xo; palm, 6@0io 7 Sivon Imporial, 6@UAC: Whilo Rus. slun, 6{@ue ; Chumpaigu, 6@0igo ; primrose, S@use, Sngou—anglvnznlw. 03¢@10c; "common, 8@1050; pure. By@ : - 1A¥-Tomatns stendy unders falrlocal domand, Wo quoto tho wholosale prices patd by deators na follows,oara 10 contain 20,000 1bs : Timothy, prime, SLJ.50@14,00; do- No, 1, $12.60&13.00; No. 3, dv, $10.80@11.60; mixod, $9,50@10.50 ; primo prairlo, $9.60@10,00; do No 1, $3,6099.00; '20 No, 2, $6.00G7.00, LOOSE O WAGOH— 2.00@14.00; prairiv, $9,00@12,00, For do- ' prossed, £1.003 150, according to distance. ES—Wern ' fu: roquest and firmor, undor light offorings at (ko advanco establishod yestorday; as followa: Gracu city butchors', SX$@To; green cured, ligbt, 93@92c; do, (@330’ part aured, 8o ghoon calf, 13@ L4 Dio;dry ealf 0o diy Xip, 1¢ ; dry salied, T4@16e; drey fdint, 17@380; dons con skins, 03@i5c; gribby, scored, ont,’ or othorwisa dumaged, two-thirds prico} branded, {0 per cont off, Blieop pelts, woul estimated’ a8 washiod por Ib, $5@40c. 110PS—Wero dull.and -liitlo better than hominal, Conrnon to chofeo Wastorn, 26@40; Now York State, et Gy RO AND STEBL—Tiio demand was ouly’ fate 't former taten, ua follows P 100D o000 sie 38-10@ 3810 rates Alorse-shoa fron 5 @5K rater Tluto Iron, commor 5% @0 rmats Norway{ron. . 8 @9 Wb Norway nall-ro 01 @0 b Gormun plow st W05 @12 @b Gast plow steal 1 @12 Gib American tool 107 @lie R ~Oliromo tool steel, 18 @le B English tool ateel, 2 @2 rates ‘English spring steol 10 . @i Tates Ameriean ast apring stoo . 12 @1y rales Bleel tiro, X(-lu., 8 @l B Tou calk pical. 0n I 30 ¥ 91 1@ 83 Hough nppor, Rough wpper, donnged..or Butialo sluughler sote, “11, A7 solo, Jodut, ¥ronca calfy Lumoiio, . Tireuch ealf, 34 10 30 1 80 80300 i, . —Fencing, s y coitfnue to moet witlya fais mtbrior domand, and th local trudo s jmproving, Pricos aro struny for luni: Der, aud steady for shiugles at the recont duclino, Fol. lowins ure the quotutivu ' Tt “cicar, . 65.00 Hecond elear, 1 ek to 3 ineh, . 350,00 Third clenr, 1 ineh, 08.00 *@40.00 “Chixd aloar, thic] 43,00 @4 Oloar tlooring, et und 24 togother. Tougl.. Cloar iy ‘Tt wi Comuon, lmmg. Tlourlug, firet cos i Ylooring, socond commou, dt Flovring, third common, drensed . 18, A Wagon-box bosrds, solectod, 1¢ Inulies Gud upward, i waggon-box board: A stock boards, 3 stouls howps U stosk bowrd: Gomuion board: e Jofat, veantling, Touciny, umber, 1¥ fout und uudor, Jotet und seantiing, Plckels, squurs Bl . 60 Bliunles on teuck (A), v o 9,33 i '+ 1hmunllu?‘ h»ex' l-‘-:; w0 l:l[?x:;i{;llnd whon transforred, which eharge followa the shinglos, 'l‘\llul;neugml'l;;- singing o bo two duches in thick- ueds, Janglu—~Sixtoen inchod, % > A\lE'I‘A{I,:,i“ KD dvi-msfm\'v S100K—Wara staady uydar & fofe ordor dnd, W0 guo 4 “DIN PLATE=10, 10x14, §1380 3 0, 13513, §1400; 14x T R “Pio Tin—Targo, 330; small; 8907 bar, 400, Tuav-blg. dygoq par, 100; pipe, full cblls, 100 out do, 10t Ng—Yull casks, 100 less quantity, 1o} 'H‘:nfl;l' ¢ b, Bigc, = : § sunz{“ 1noN~—No, 34, 530 ratea; Nusuls irou, 8, 0, and 10, 220 do, 11 nnd 12, 2lc; do No, 1 afaiugd, 100 Tate imericun Rusi{u—A, 1403 e, N~ - GATYANIZLD THoN~No. 0@, 1o} No.21@34, 1901 do, 32, 1og No, 37, 160; No. 33, 105, -4 dlsdount 01 18 por cent 18 zuude from this ak « it = PREETY . ! o i, AR, A o, $4.251 82 do, $4,50; 0d do, $4, aud 50 do. $5507 68 fa $5.40; 44’ do, fine, $1 clinely m.afi‘a 1940 off for 100 licg lota,” “NAVAL BYGRESTho domaud Ja noreastag dnfly, Pricos aro unultered, a8 follows : 'Manilla ropo, 3 iy 165@17i50; sianl Topd, b, 18%@10)c; homp ekl cord, 33 ih, 18@320; mariino, 43 IV, 18@30¢ ; tarrod fopo, F Iy 17@1Ho; oakiim, ¥ balo, $5.00@0.00 pitoh, Bbr), 5,500,001 ar, B b, $4.1035.00, OIL8~Pricus woro not_wubjectad to shy . matorial chango, Garbon in atill somowhat unsottied, but othor olla oy bo conafdored ntendy at tho quiotations ¢ Qnrben 1g@to; sxtrn winker Jard, iog No.1, 4, 70@740; linsced, raw, '$1,05: do’ bolled $1.08; whalo, 0@8303 % 203 nostafoot oll, strictly pure, $1.103 ra, 0003 do No. bk ofl, oo stfalte, o sloplast ol '9se; turpon- tino, 503 naphitho, 63 gravity, 17a; mophila, com- mon, e, TOTATOES—Wera mora active, na tho offarings of car loks wora largar, angl all vatlotica wora firm ; pa blowa and oarly Toro odly a trife higher, o, quol Eatly rose, $1.45; posckblown, from store, $1.30@L.05 per bu s mixod lote, $1,10@1,20; penchblows in_ car~ oty $1.361,37, delivereit; do, $1.10@L15, TOULTIRY Was tn good fm, owing to ttio_limiled offorings. Turkoys and chiokons wero mostly wanted, Wild ducks woro dull, Wo quoto Turkeys, chiofee drcanod, 1255G180 ¢ do, fal o good, 10%@130; chickons, $3.76@4,50; good do, $3.00@3.5 do, {1 coops, $1.9533.75 ; dutckn, $3,0084.003 gecso, $7,00@8,00; Wild ducks, $1.60@,00 por dozen, BEEDS—Tlo bottor grades of thmothy wora fn ro- quost aud frm, Cominon was in Hboral supply and- rathor alow, * Pricca rangod from $2.40@3.003 clovor was flemn ot $5.75@0.00, and_mammoth at $0,28; Hun. garlan was sleady ot 70@70c, and millct at LG, Hales fncludo 87 bags chioico tinothy ot $3,003 250 ‘bogs Joat £2,05; 04 bnga do at $2.00; 107 baga ot $2,85 ; 340 baga princat £.80; 045 b do'at £210 ; 13 Uoga good 8042.00; 40 bagn o at $2.05 3. 3Thogs ot §2,00 5 38 baga £04r a4 $2.55 ; 350 bags poor do ot $1,30' § baga choico glover at 30,00 20 bags 0 o4 20.60; 40 bagn primo at $5.75; 0 bags mammoth at $6.2 ; 160 bogs Hungarian (chioice) at756; 40 baga Rood do'at 700 ; 155 Backa fair millot at 5o, : BALT—Vaa mora sctive and ateady at farmer quota- tlons : Onoudaga and Baginaw, fino, $1.90; Usuada, do,, $2,00; ordinary coorso, $2,003 'conrse diamond, $4.10% ground solar, $2,10; duiry, without Lags, $3,00 ; dniry, with bags, $4.00;" Aslion dafey, " per sack, 3,00 Gronnd alum, $I15GLE0, Turk's Island, $1,50@ 175 e b, . PiREAB—TVore quotod qulot and steady at tho range of Young Lyson, common to fair, o, good, 83@680; do choico o extra fino, 94c@81.10; common lo fine old hysom, 65 @8do¢ - comion’ imperal, 63@%0; good {o cliolco o, §0cG$1,10; foir to good gunpowdor, 12@0003 cholco Pingaucy, $110@L20: oxtra Moyuno, SL3 @1.40; cholco to oxtrs' now Jnpan, O6c@SLUB: common 4 good do, T0@800¢ foir to good old, 06@ 603 common do, 46@500 j lorod atural leaf Jopans 3 demand and 60@700; common 'to fino _Qolon, 460; good, 6 G553 choico 1o extra, Boe@Ao0 > 003 8 L ‘FOBACCO~Is in moderaterroquest at steady ratos Fine Cor—Extra, 10@800; cholce, 00@050; medium, 50@55e; poor Lo common, B5@d0e. liale bright, 60@70¢0, Pruc—Natural lesf, 76@800; black, sound, 46@56e, Bx0uING—~Gool 10 choleo, 82@860 ; modium, 283 30c; commwon, 25@27c. WOOD—Ia dull at tho following quotations: Beech, $8,50@0,00: mnrlu. $0.60@10,00; hickory, $10.60@11,00 } slnbs, #0.50, delivored. WOOL~1Lio mnrkot 16 qulet, na unusl, gt thin scason, Afow ordors nre racolved from Weutern mills now and thou, but asido from thia thora i little inquiry, Tho quatitity of wool in atoro f 3 oece, wrahied, X & XX, i Flooce, wiahiad, X & XX, d Floeco, washed, medium Floeco, unwashod, o Floccoy unwashed, coarso and dingy. Fleece, unwanhed, fno.. Buper and extra pulled.... plinbad ek CUICAGO LIVE-STOCK l!AnKE‘I‘. . SATURDAY EVENING, March 14; Tho recolpts of live atock during tho weok hava beon an followa: Wi s een, Weok ending Feb, a1, Totnl 4 weeks. W4T 20Tl 300 Binco Jan, 1 5 141,138 BILAST THSTS Bume time Iast year.. 123,441 04,476 Shipmonts ware a3 follows 3 Catle o8 Sheen, 901 L4 4508 e gaw 157 ] 351 uss 188 608 1,243 7000 20905 4,000 o callla trade openad very quict, aud tho markot carly showcd signs of weakuess, 'Tho largo amount of atock movod eustward from liero during tho proceding week it was fuarod would caufo a de- preciation in values at the seabourd, und bippors held off to await dovelopmients, On Wodnesday, undor tho influenco of chéoring roports from nearly’ ol points East, tradingwos brisk, aud tho morket hus contiudod notive to th closa Tho recelpts, as will bo seen, wera Iioral, but thoy acareoly equaled the wanta of buyurs, and for tho desceiptlons ‘grading alove common wo noto s substanial advauce, Butchers’ stuff coutinues quict, sud willuo doubt 60 continuo until tho closo of: tho Lenten scason, and in tho- mean timo prices of suck moy'bo oxpectd to rulo low f compuri- son with otder grades. Stockers aro fn steadily good |, Toquest, aud, sinco our previous roviow, bave ade yancod & t:ifle,.common to fair grades now command. ing 1.6084.06, and good to prima zondily solling at $1,56@4.65, . Venl calves are i domand at ‘$3,60@5,16 accordirg to quality. New milel cows selt at $20,00@ 0.0, Tha oxtremo rangoaf prices paid duriug tho yweek vas $2.60@0,50, though most of tho trading wun dono st $4.76@6,75, Today thore was more life in the trado than is uatiolly sean on Saturdays, and tho market presentod » dyctdedly firm toue, ‘Chie situation of affuirs at tho ‘East 1a such that shippers felt no hesitaney in eporat- Ing at tho slightly-advanced prices established earlior ix tho week, aud by midday ali desirabls offerings had changed hands, i Concerning tho new Unfon Stack-Yards about to bo oracted in Bt, Louls, tho Democrat, of -that city, suyn : 4 14 hza been fually decided by thoabove Company {hat they will purcanso twonty acres of lind , on tho cast bank of the river, fn addition to tho thirly which they will occupy on tho west bank, Thoy will thug imvo yards covering more ground than tho vaunted Tlliuols yords ; and, 8o far us location is concorned, thero will bo 1o comparison Letween thom whatever. Tho Unlon Yards of t, Louls will be located on the | 1nargln of tho river,—ihirty aeres of pens on tho wost VanE, aud fwenty ueres ot wost bt and will bo ublo to rectovo livo-stock from all tho rallways and tho boats. The Tilinofs concorn fa located on tho north ond of o great INinols Bolton, moro thnn n mile east of tho river, nud is o facility for no intorest,” Followlug aro tho clostug. X QUOTATIONS, Extra Boeves—Graded atoers, avoraging1,400 1,550 g $5.00@0.35 el averaging 1,800 to g ? [’ .. 6.50@6.80 nel formod y.. v.o 5,10@5A0 i Grados—itsera in (hir foul) avor . 4,76@5,00 i “to b year old atodrs, 1,450 Good Leovor—iell-fattenad, steorn, uvernging 1,300 to 1,440 lhw Medi nging 1,150 to 1,230 tha, Butchers' Stock—Common * and goo to oxtra cows, for clty slaughtor, 10" fafe Atoors, averuging 850 to 1,100 I, ... eseeres STB@LTE Btock Cattle—Connoon caitle, in decent flosh, avaraging 700 to 1,030 s, .+ 5,5064¢.00 Tuferlor—Light aund thin cows iTH, stags, bills, and scalawag sleers, 2.00@3.80 Cattle—Toxad, corn-fod..... e G415 Cattlo—Toxap, wintol 5 85@4,00 Gattlo—Tuxas, through drovel 2.0093.25 11QGS—Our rocelpts havo ben 16290 leas than for Inat weok, and 28,207 les than for tho precading Wock. Tho offoct,upon valucs, of the greatly dimlnfsbed ro- celpts, was apparent in'- sharp upward- moyemont of prices, tho murket steadily advaneing untll $3.00@ 6,33 han been reachod, Miyers from nearly overy Eastern morket of prominenca wero in_ ottendaned, and osch duy's arrivals woro readily disjiosod of at vo- munerative rates, “AS to the quality of the stock sent forward thoro was but litlle fmprovemont to noto.: Thero. wero -nclu in tho dally - rocoipts ® fow - cholco, emooth, Woll assoried droves, which ' were tukon - for W tho Lhiladéiphia macket at fanoy prioes, or at $0.15@0.25, Dut tho gencral run was poor_and 'sales wero prigels paily at prices ranging froin §5,00 downward to_ £3.00, Barly 1 thio waok mtieroun nles waro mila ot 814063 475, but ot tho clos $5,10 {4 au uside quotation, Toeday thoro was 8 brlsk domand ond tho mnrket waw v at o further advanco of 5@100, Tho bulk of tho supply (6,000) bad changed handa bofore noon at $6,3530.60 for commion to_modium, ond at $5,05@0.90 Tor good to oxtra, with males_ehietly within the ranga o $8.400a0.00, ~Kmagg those repoztod wora the foion ing: : 10G BALES, 1Av, Price, 5§87 635 04 .67 16 230 6.00 |19 .233 . 000 HHEEP—Tho supply bas fallen altogether shoyt the dumend, und prices have takeu o higher runge, Hhippers socured most of the offerlugn, only about 1,000 head golog into tho:hande of looal butchers, Fuor fo medlum qualities wold at $4,60@6,50, und good 10 vxtra ot $5.76G7.00, Tho murket closed &t the abuva quotations, B S : ——— . Now, York Dry=Goods Market, New Your, March 14,—Busincss s yonerally quiet It brancila to-dey with commisatan howscs, and 00U ooniihugs quiat Avd wnaottled, with Lousidors. Bl trregularity fu Jobbarer auoiations.» Frints leus noe verioo s Bolled Jaocanels of buiug trade fiactive, U'ho wuarkot for cotton I Hva, : buk ‘unchsuged ia_griony i Torolan Maricots. i) Trvznroor, March 14—11 &, m,—Flotr, 27s 01@384 0d. Whoal—Winter, 124@12s 045 Apring, 118 d@lin § Thito, 1in GAR12s 80 club 124 T0@ 130, Gorn, 394 01@ rky Lard, 44n, Liveneoot, March 14—1i30 p, m.—Lard,. 43s@43 0d,. Itest unthange: Toxpow, Marcli drawn from tho Dank was L204,000, Gouxols for money }'&3"?"' Staton sooulfon e o ¢ 9, 1031 wow 6r, 1043, Now 'York Conlral, 03¢ ; Erfo, 40] + Tirlo pre ol 903 Erloy 4 k@10 ; Tirio yoforrad, 00}¢. Tantn March 1.~ 00 4T3g0, - : VENDOOL, March 14.—Cotton. s shino midiling u;‘r‘nml-. 775 @By u‘:‘lunm, u),’?l. ”5‘,&2! 300 bates; Amoticas 70 balon ~Qui oisadutule—Qulet ard unchunged. Tard, 4 01, Torrow, March 14y Tl OBT fnrel .—Wool Tolal satde, 480,090 Dnlosr Elus st o foame Trocss coneidorably rediiced. ' Woal not fully up to copdiiion, and very difiioult to nell, Gombing and delattie fieacs firm, aud full prices Teadily obtanod. Tho suction saloof Onpo wool on Thuradny was & failuro, only thres of 1o thirty-onr lols being sold, at from 103¢ ty 80, Ono lot of 60 bnlea sold at 203(c, gold, Salos of the week embraco Ohio and Pounsylvani ficocen, §3 87360 ; Michigan hoavy and olioice, 475@530; Wi~ connin, Westorn, Now York, and’ Now iampshits s‘mu‘f 16@?!1)“(‘2 ;@;w;alnn:fi\’nwmm flcncfin, B0 o; scourod, (ACEILOS; 4 suporfin extra pullod, {0@080, g A & Pittsburgh 011 Market. Prresponah, Pa,, Mareh 14,.—Crudo quiot and weal; quoted nt $1,00, Rofined quict April, 16@16)0 ; Mby, 163 Tho amount of biltion witt- of England to-day on bnluuca 93+ for account, of a5, 100%¢; ‘67, 5 @15)6c, No sales, " + TheProduco Mnrkets, NEW YORK. New Yous, March 14.—Corrox—Dull ; dimg upland, 10X0 : futures _closed barely Bales, 1,700 Lalost March, 1630 ; Aprll, 1630 ; M: 1631003 June, 18s7c; July, 10 10-100, BreavgTurra—Flour dull,in buyer's fovos 13,000 brla ; suporfino Westorn aud Btate, $- coinmon cof 080,15 ; good, $0.40@0.65; good to cholce, $0,70@0,90; Clmmplon extra !om, . $0.46@ 755 Bt Touls, 260.60@11.00, ' Bso 'flour ‘and cornmealunchanged; Whoat dull aud uuclinngod; receipts, 43,000 bu, Tiyo, barloy, sud malt uncbanged, Corm teady ; recelpts, 20,000 bu' mow Weslorn mixed, 86@6830 ; now yellow Weatern, Bo@t0; old and new Weatorn, iu store, 870; old do, 000, Oain dull§ Tocelpte, 7,000'bu; mized Westorn, 63%@010; white Woslerd, 63@000; mixed Wostorn i store, 1o, . Hav—8lendy, qfopeIIoavy'; Tow to fair, 16@%50;. good to cliotes, . Grooznizs—Coffes nominal, Sugar stosdy, Molassca and rico qulet. % PernoLRus—Orude firmor at To; do refined, 1430, TunreNTINE—Quiot at 47)¢c, Eaas—Unchanged. Leanuen Ay Woor—Unchangd, P MOVISIONA—Pork flrmor s new mices, $16.00, spot ; March, H88T4; By, S10A23¢ Boer 'and el nels unchianged.” Lard quist and beivy; stosm, 93c, apot; March, 0 7.160; May, 934@9 -10c. G BUTITH AND OnERBR—Unchangsd, 2 xnmkr—?}nad¥ n!l 970, TALs—Menufactured copper unchangedl; ingot. Inke, Loavy nt 24@244c, cash Mp;fll Neavys s:’mcu‘f a8 @130 Amoriean, 2!1’(&‘ cl.‘ Bar dull and” unchanged; i gold Runen shet, 1733, d, cut, $4.00; clinoh, $5.50@0.50, Narzs—Qule OLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, O, March 14.—BRRADSTUFFS—Wheat quictand sterdy, Corn Grmer: now, 60@To; old, stoady, 70@71c. Oats nnchang ¢ Peznorzux—Dull but firmer. .. : MILWAUREE: . ! MitwAuxee, March 14, — BREADSTUFFS — Flour Rteady with nioderato demnand’; donblo cxtra wintor, [“amber Miohiyin, $1.48 § #eller April, $1.50 ; do o, $0.65. Wheat quiet ond, wonk; No. I Milwauken, §1.28; No. 3 do, $1.23; seller April, $1.233; : scller May, Oats firmor with fair demund 2, feeuls, “4iige, —Corn firm und freab, 0340, R0 strong ' No, 1, freal, Bl abd nomiaal ; No. 3 apring, 3170 X, 3 do, S5 Tuovintons—ess pork firm at $14.70 5 prim_do at $1975. Sweet pickled bams, wige, Dry alled ebioulders, fitin at Gige, loosn; boxed middles, 6@ Bjge, Lard—-Primo Kettle, D3¢ [ : teoriPTs—Flou, 500 biis; wheat, 50,000 b, BunntzTs—Flour, 0,000 Lrls; whioat, 63,000 bu, CINCINNATT, Crerwazs, March 14.—Cor7on—Dull snd wne chianged at 16%e. 2 BueADsTusis—Flour quiot and muchariged,. Wheat marlat nteady, wilh n moderate demund, at 31 $147, Coru-hisrket stoady, with & moderato dowand al G@080. Oata wteady, with moderate dumand, sl 60 @5, liyo stoady ot $1.02. Barley dull and,prices zominal, UiLs—Unchangod, Zaas—Demaud fafr and market firm at 1de, BurTes—Mnrlat steady, with moderato demand, CuExse—Demand falr, and market firm. ' ProvisioNs—Pork sluady, with mod d slen, 18@1637c, Lard steady : steain, 83505 Bulk meats stosdy ; sules of shoulders bt b3 sides, cleur b, T30 pot sud soller April; clonr, S all lobso salea of Clear at 8)yc, boxad. Dicon—murkel steady ot 63;@82 @90, At o oy ViYL falr demord, butlower rates; selos at ey o] weak ; No, 3 mixed; {roul Blo. Darloy aull 8T, LOUIS, “S'r. Louis, March 14.—~Corron—Steady ; middling, ‘o 5 Hvkansrorva—Tloue quiét mmd wenk, Wheat dull ond lower; No. 2 Spring, $1.12; sumplo lots No, 3 red fall, SL42@1.45, Corn dull und drooping; No, 3’ mized,’ 62¢, ou’ track, Uals dullund lower§ No, 3, @3@lse, ou track, Darley gud ryo dull sud nn. Wirsky—Steady 0t 3c. PitovisioNs—Pork stealy ot $15,25, Bull meata dull and lowor; cloar rib, ut Kookuk, buger March, Tijc, Bacon quiet; ouly 'an order trade, Lard lawer af B3¢ for up country. : Loavy, v85.00@0.40, ngod, Hoos—Steadys Uit s CATTLE—Activo, flkm, and une Recerrre—Iogs, 760 ;: caltle, 210, LOUISVILLE, 2 LoursviLes, March 14, —CoxToN—Qulct ot 160, BacavsrurFs—Flour qulo ond unchangod, ProvisioNs—Quiot ; mees pork, $13,25 Liulk meats— Bhouldors, clear 11by, 8¢; clear, 8)e. Bacon quiot und’ unchanged, Lard—Ticrce, 02, 5 Wuisey—90ge, PHILADELPUIA, PrrzADELTNIs, Alarch 14— BREADSTUFFS—Flour quiot ond steady; superno, $5.76; Pennsylyania, Oblo, sud Indisua extra family, $7.50@8,25, Wheat very dulls red, $1.66; amber, $1,70g1.756; whito, $L.70@1.8: Liye, 04@05¢, Corn firm ; now yellow, BI@84c; mixed Western, B0c. Oats frmor; Wilte, 60:@u3e § mixcd, B6@5H0, (S EmoLEUx—Firudor | eruds, 10)e; rolned, 145G W’c. " BALTIMORE, Dairrione, March 14.—BuiaDsTUFFE~Tlour and wheat unchniiged, Coru weak and lower; mixed western, 85c, Oata dull ; Western, 533002, Provisions—Quist uud firmer ; houo offering, Byrren—Quict md firm, Corree—Nominal ut 35@200, Winiskr—lirmor ab 97¢, ‘COLEDO, March 14.—BueAvsrorrs—Flonr dull and , Whoat {0 fuly douund and lower § No, 2 wbagl, $1.05, No. 1 white Mfchigon,' $1.60 3 Yy $LB33¢ : woller ‘dunu, $L67; No, 17¢d, 1,603 No, 4 46, $1,4315; xllor Aprily 5146, Oorn qQuict and une unchund, 'Oats quict and unclianged, OLOVER BLED—AL $5,00, RiceirTa—blour, uono; whoal, 8,000 buj corn, 10,000 bu ;-uits, 1,000 bu, fiurueNry—Flour, 000 brla; wheat, 6,000 bu; corn, 600 bu; oats, 10,000 ¥ NEW ORLEANS, ey Ontzae, Marcls 1.~Puovistovs—Tork dull at $10,25. . . yGoriiono n s bands, Daslora® sfock 6000 ags ; ordinury, 215 @2d0 § fulr, 25X 340 § goo 20@30%¢ ; privic, nnk(fl’?&'v 23,820% Othory unchnngud, . Co7TON—BAle, 4,750 Lutos ; domand fafr_motwilli~ standing tho unfavorable wt{:;flaur; prices wichanged, BurraLo, N, Y,, Murcii 14,—~BREADSTURPS—Wiheat, dull; 1 car'No. 1 Milwunkeo Olub ut §163 ; § oar No, 3 doat 81,42, Corn, dull; 8 cora now at i on track, Vats, dull and nominul. Rye, oftvred at $1,05§ wo wales, oariey, domand fuir ; buyers sud sollors apart, s b {ecdisoiioscwod 1 ROBINSON, CHASE &40, BANKIERS, No. 18 Broad-st., N. Y., Transsct a gonoral hank uoas $n il its dotalls, e 8 e vink Latoreut oo depots to BANKS, SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, FRIVATE BANKERS, ‘AND INDIVIDUALS. Partioul: L i _to_tho investmont of o ESTATI "AND "HeUsST 1'UNDS And information nkflh“fll the samo furnlshed upon et ition, Tuy and sell unor sbimmbulon Gold, Unitad Siates Blooks wud all soouritios deslt fu at tho Naw York Htook Municlpal and Railroad Bonds uegatiatad, KuazN N, ROBINSON, 'THOMAS Bo ATKING, " ToLkoo, unnuanvu& white W Izcliahy irat-clava pot, 143¢c 3 future, - 10 @100, 1n Rold) ort SRoof 1ta ntonmire, Tansonsors {ha bost bosatlo. @itarauie pie eaoly it o e o Non, A€ and 17 ur{‘l Jilvor s [:éo‘w'\'mk. Ho Sroia Botw Byain arch 141 Geoo CosseAetl | At Leurnie, TRoturn tokots at roduao rator of from Goruan and Sonndina Tl Btoansalins of thls Iio aro tho Draffs on Groat Brital, Trolnnd, Nortlicnat cornor Olark and Rand Jihorman Jlousu), Gbicawo, WILLI ‘Gonoral Wostorn' Azont NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, The Sonth Walos Atlantio Htasmhip Usmpany'e Noie Firsteclnss, Tull:poiwarad, Clydn:buill Stoamenip it s trony Faunepivania eslroa Winer, Jovsoy Oy DRLTA.... ‘ob, EMBROKE, ... April 4 GLAMONGAN.. Mareh s NDXS,., Abrl 18 Onrrylug goods and pnsrougorn at. through rajos fro Al pare s Foo e iatoranet Caada o penss riatol Ohiannol, and all utlhor points in fln‘{ and, *_ Thioua stcamaliips, buill exprossly for o trado, nro pras idod with all tho Iatost impravomants for the comforsaad comvemancn of " UARIN AND STERRAGK PASSENGRRS, Zirat Cabid, 870 and 480 aurroncy. - Socond Cabin, §13 SurTanr. Bisotngo, K3 ouramer. Eronnidhtoorann Sorifcntos from Gardif,. 8. the Com- jor £1 and upwards, nor partigulars, ajily n Cardi, ay o1, No. 1 Dinck Giinmbiors, and Ih Now York ta ARGHIBALD BAXTER & 00., Acents, No, 17 Srondiay. STATE LINE. Bteamships—Stato of Ponnsylvania; Stato of Lar Stato of Mianosatn; Slato o Alsmme s e or vl te of Georgini Ktato of ilordda (hutlding): Siatn o san ; Btatd of Novada, (bulldingde T {3l o e, Livorpool Tondouitorey o, Sata ot Virdiats s Tuosday, o atah 10; Htataaf A libamn ealis Saturdny, Sarely 911 Btato of Pannaylvania sails Baturday, Aj Dlor b, North Ttivor, N. Vs Itatos of passago: Oibia, €30 ro Parcongors bookod ta n pulula st dow catos, larizost in tho trada, aa tho Gontiuant, at at, (GPONILO riew L AAUALISTER, oolly Sniline oat S il st Summers anl 880 qold s Rloorage, 43 e iriior pariloularm apeiy 15 AUGETN DAL BN S 2 s o i 0., Agonts, 7 Tiroadwag Now Lork. pad ANCHOR LINE. * Twion a wook from New York to all parts of Groaf : i, Teoland, and Gontinantel Liurons. AR tzems SR TERIAGE trom B30, U, K, curroncy, lowest ratcs. Tia %ine witl yun threa time April, Apply a and Madison-st,, a teeek Company's Ulfices, N. K. cor, LD 0N MROTHERS, Agonts. TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE (F TRATKS.- L e nuzr‘.n‘fnnn JAAnRD,— Baturdarag pted. ununy oxcopted, $ . ¥iva Siinday av 81 . e & Dally, "0 Ox00Bted. ¥ dze : Bight s fsted Lo EE':'IG}NFEM“&L iG"EA‘T WESTERY RAILROADY ot Tk Lk oty ik foot o Ticens st ‘ontenst con and 76 Conulat,, corner ' dudigans o ¥ Lol Leave, | Arrive. — HENRY O, WENTWORTIL, Gonoral Passongor Aguit CHICAZN & ALTON RAILRNAN. . Chicogo, Kanwaws City. and enver Short Line, vfa Lowlete anu, i, and Chicago, Springfield, Alton and 8¢, Loufs zlq;:uyhlfur. Unian Bepot, West Side, neur Madisonear, rid Lickit Ufices £ At Depoty and 153 Randolpheat Leave, Arrive, “Kansas Clty Fx. viaTacksonvillo, 1. and Loulnisng; Mo,... Kaneas Oty 1 vin g nvillo, fann, Mo Louls'Eprass, vin Main Tinu Louls Fast 15, via Maln Liug t. Louls Ex, vin Jac * 9:200. m; [* 8:10 p, mu a Jalierson Olty Kxpros, rin, Kookl & AFIT 15 Chicagio & Paduosh Teatlrand i Wounna Tmonn, Washinglon I Joliet & Dwight Acconuodation. CHIPARD, MILWAUKEE & S, Unian Lepat, carner Madison and 63 South Clark-ats, opposite Sherman Hon Leave, Ticket 20 andal Datsts Arrive, Milwaukao, Grosn Bay, Stovona'| it & Laf Pulnt, Peairlo_ou Gulon, roszg Day 1zpross, Milwaukeo il and. 15 Milwaukos, 81, Paul & olls Night [Zxpre: a.m.[+t100n, m, W10, . [* 7389, o1 2111000 pom. |*4:16 p. 1, ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAILROAD. Depot Fontn? St centy nd-at, itec, 51 iyt i Biarge et Tieke A abiuiio & Slows Gty I Dnlnll}(m & Sioux Uity Ex. (@) Ttuns to Gnwpaiga oo Sninriaya, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & UTINEY RAILRDYD, Depntrmtoot af; Lake-sty, Indiannas., wnit Siztemth-,, and Cunal and Sixtec 3ly. Ticket ofices, No, ! 4ty Grund Faeic Hotsly unid ui depota, & acke Arrise, HMatland 1 pres 5 1awa aud Slroato " | Dt o S Gty e Pavitlc Fast Ling, Tt Omiia; Kunsus Gity, Loavonworth, Al ‘cnison & S, Joseph 1t * 7:40p. m, 7ok Aurora Pusson, Mundota, Ottawa & i3 Aurors Bageongor. .. Aurora l‘mlnn:nrdlh Dubuiiig & SlouxCity Lixp s Pacjtio Night Exn, far Omatia Kubian Gity, Leavomvort ohison & 5t. Josopn Kxp uwnor's (Jrova Accomino Downor'a Texas 1) Gruvo Accommodation ross. I “liz, Bundays, YHx. Saturdny. $Ex, Monday. CIIICAGO % NORTHWESTERN RAILROAN, Cily afices, corner Rantolph and LuSalle-ats,, anid 73 Canale ., corner Hudisonat 4 Arrics, aPaclfioFast Lino,, u Dubngug Night £x, a Orruba Night Exiro: a raoport & Dubuguo 13 a Frocport & Dubugus kxuross & Miiwaukos Mail.vvu,e; b Milwaukea & Milwaulico Peasot ‘Mitwuko Baswony iroon Hay Kapross., 8L Pant lxpet Alarquotte, Mndison & tiro o a=Dopat corvior of Wolls aud Kirzloats. -Dapot. f Cannt and Kinelosat - O b5, NTWAN i'hy G Pass, Agonts [+ .5 COLORADD, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, “ Weket und Frelyht Ofi Spacial Inducomanta, Greay Folty 1. W. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, ‘- A . Van Buren unid Siermanats, - Lickat Deoh comer O ¥ty fesio diotel o Letivn, rrive. Qras, Teavenw'thi Atchtson Ex[*10:10 s mu.{* 4:00 1, 1m, P Atcommodations o+|® 510 p. s [* 1% & 1or Night Bxpross,. 110300 10 3. [$ 420 80 m, LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depat, Van Jluren-at,, foot ar LaSalle-st, Ieked ofioss, narthiest earner Olark aud Randolphatts, and souihisesd eorner Cunal und Vadls s, - dvrive, it Expirass, Bouth Cifoago’ CHIOAGD. INDIANAPOLTS & GINCINNATI THROUGH' E,; VIA: KANKAKEE KOUTE, Hyom the Greai Contral Railroud Depot, fool of Lake-s. o Lrave, | Arrioe, Day Expro "Hmn.m. Wa, Vit 1o 5 o o e | § 50 W THELONGETE 1y ik GREAT ATLAN' TiU & PAQIFIO TEA 00, 110 Wt Washingion:st., 18 ‘L wenty-sooond-st. Groua M, Cusse, Wikryane b, Mosuts, W.C. WATTS & CO., 21 Brown’s Bullding, Liverpool, Bollolt consignmants of Provisions, Luvd, &c., and exo- uta ordors lor tho purchase and salo of ‘s’ for futirs dolivory. icus sy o Gonslghths e afToniud By ouh o oo it & Fiawhy No. 25 Watliam-aty Now York, W. . Stetson & Co,, Deplers in Patonts and Patented Artioles, 2 Ovor Quinoy Markot, Boston. ! SCALES. b " FAIRBANES = . fl'l'ANDAW . o SCALHES «- OF ALL BIZKS. . FATRBANKSE, MONRS! BURGLAR ALARM FASTENER. | BH}’RGL ARS ot T and Door tustence de- feats the musy skillful ot lgg[;lumlmllulh Noous should bs withaut th Price, b _Agents wunted ut 175 Clarl.st., Chlengo, "FRACTIONAL OURRENOY, - 8b Paickages ) FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR BALE AT