Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1874, Page 6

TT CHICAGO DAILY TRIRUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 18, MONEY AND COMMERCE. MONETARY. Tursnar BviNiNa, Mareh 17, The money market hero, and ulvo fu all the other principal cltios, continues very quist and abundantly suppiiod with loanablo funds, But It i romarkod on all sides that, whilo evervhody dosires to lend, faw enra to Invest in anything. Evorybody sooms undecided, and thio majority of enpitalists profor to mako only femporary on- gngomonta justend of going into now antor- prises. The country banks aro atill offoriug consldora- bleamounts of monoy through brokers in the open market Liero at 8 por cont. Now York exobnngo is still vory scarco, and, though ono or two oxcoptional sales wers mado to-day at 60c por $1,000 promium, the supply of oxchange is 80 scanty that somo of tho bnuke are shipping currenoy to Now York, THE REVIVAL OF AN OLD CLADY TO 2,000,000 oF GITY PROPERTY. Thora soema to bo some ehanco for moro litl- gation on a largosealo in conncotion with renl chtato titlos in thin olty, Tho heirs of Ascher Rosfitor—who died soventasu yoars ago—are en- deavoring to rovive & clatm to Inrgo tracts of proparty in various parta of the oity, of which the nggregate valte is probably over twvo millions of dollars, On Saturday Inst a warrantoe dood was {itod for rocord, eigned by tho five lossiter hoirs in this city, pittporting to convoy to John 1. Augur, of New Iaven, Conn,, and Richard M., Tobbins, of Chicago, for the cousidoration of $200,000, the following pieces of proporty : 115 entire block bounded by Mavket, Jackson, nnd Quiney streets and the Bouth Branch of Chi- cago River. ‘o outire block bounded by Wost VanBuron, Wost Jackaon, and Caunl Streets, and tho South Branch of Chicago Itiver. "o old Luke {louso property, boing tho lot 150x100 feot on tho southonst corner of Kinzie and Rush streots. Tho undivided 3¢ of 12 10-100 ncros on the south sido of Thirty-first streot and cast of Cot~ lngu| Grovoe avonue, to tho Ilhmols Central Rall- roud, Tho wholo of 83¢ ncres on the north sida of Thirty-second strot, and lying on both edes of Cotlage Grove svenue, T'ho ostonsible consideration of £200,000 ap- peara to bo only contingont upon the suc- cessful prosccution of tho Roseiter claim Ly Augur & Tobbins, and tho whole. affair appears to be similar in somo respects to soyeral attempts that have beon made in tho samo line, notably by tho Boaublon helrs a fow yoars ago ton lI\IFB amount of propoerty in tho’ contro of tlie buslness part of the city, and again by Bal- comb, Ttoboy, and othors {oa Jargo amount of propotty in tho southern suburbs owned by Paul Cornelt and othors. The Boaubicn claim never ot into the courtd, and the Dalcomb claim was recently thrown out of court as unworthy of con- siderntion. Whether this Rosmter claim will amount to anvthing more than the others is of course Impossiblo to say until a logal mvestign- tion shall be mado. We undorstand thnt the properly, or o portion of 1t, was oneo owned Rossitor, bub hiave not tho dotaila of low tho titlo was trans- forred to the prosent holders. Dut, whatover may bo tho foundation for the presont clam, the fuct that it bos been modo to appenr ‘in the records by tho doed filed lnst SatuNlsy will ablige the property-ownors to tako notica of it. ORE INFLATION PETITIONENS, Petitions both for and against an inorease of the curroncy continue to Fo“r into Cougross. In riow of the present ahundance of monoey through- out tho United Statos it becomes more and more apparont that the patitionors for an increaso of currency cannot boliove thore is any necossity for an_ incrcaso of it to mnko mouoy any ensier, but that what thoy ronlly want is that the logal-tonder curroncy ahinll bo dopresiated 5o that debts can bo paid with less real value, Tho! aro in fact potitioning the Goveramont to adopl somo means of doprecinting its credit so that they can buy ita promissory notas forloss monoy, and turn thom over to_théir croditors at par in liquidation of thoir dobts. This is just why free bruking is not in favor with theinflation- ista—or moro proporly tho *deprocintionists.” Froe bonking would enable tho peoplo to have all tho curréney they could possibly keop in cir- enlation, all thie currency tho country has capital to poy for; but free banking would not depreci~ slo tho ourroncy, Nothing but an incroase of greonbuacks or some other misfortune to tho Govornment will deprociato the valuo of legal- {onders ; hionoo it i not freo banking, but an in- crenso of greonbacke, that the inflationista want, Troo banking, with tho propor provisions to en- #blo tho banke to witharaw their bonds and ro- fire their ciroulation in sws of $10,000, upon the presontation of fhat much Nationa! Banlk surroncy, would make the volume of currency floxible, permitting it to contract in the summor soagon and expand ino tho fall when it is_wanted to market tho crops.. Bub e is not what the potitionars for inflation want. This would start redomptions of Natioual Bank notes, but the.inflationists dow't want ro- flomption; thoy want depreciotion of tho cur- voncy, henco_tha Goverumont is askod to do- presa it credit by (ho issue of more promissory notes whon it has no occagion to bug anything with them and no oxcuse forrunning indobt. Even if Congress should bo disposed to incroase the volume of greonbuoks thero wonld be no way of gotting thom into circulation but by the pur- chngo of bonds. As long ss tho purchase of bouds was.mnda with tho surplus revenuo and without any increase of greenbacks, the process did nov result in sny dopreciatiou of either reonbacks or bunds, But, lot it ouce be estab- ished that the Govornment is incicasing the greonbacks for the purpose of buyiug tho bouds, sud the valuo of both will decline. LOCAL STOCK AND LOND MARKET. Measra, Preston, Xean & Co. quote as follows this p. .2 Buying. Selling. United Biates 6 of 81 1105 100% 7 friny 152¢ 1197 Tuited Blates 5203 of 'G5 13 12035 United Slates 6-208 of - ury and July. ... 118 119 Uniicd States 5308 of “0T—Japi~ ary audduly, 197 Unifed States 6. dold (full welght). Gold coupona. Uoldoxchiatigo, “Towa, cowity, and cenf bonds', 2@ITK TAT! ST, New Yorg, March 17.—Tho Treasury disbursed $141,000. Customa roceipts, $402,000, Produco oxports for the weel, $4,761,438. Money easy at 8@4. 3 Sterling aull at $1.843¢ for sixty daya; 848734 @4.88 for sight. CGold ranged at 111%@112}(; olosed at 112, Carrying rates, flat to 4 per cont, arings, $25,000,000, State bouds quict and nomiual, Governments'firm, with the highest prices of the day at the closo, i Stocks ovened activo and_firm ; clesed steady, with an avernge decline of 14 por cont, Lnke 8horo, Pacltic Mail, Waatorn ux’un, Union Faci- fle, and Northwesteru common were the mont prouiinent stocks, bub the markot prosented no Bpecial * fonturo. ~ Ilarlem was excoptionally utlr?alsz,,)mlvunumg from 18134 to 139, and closed ot 19234, ‘Storling oxchange, $4.85, QOVEUNMKNT TONDA, Caupons, 7, Coutions, '08. 10-408, Conpons, 81, Caupons, ‘04 Coupon, % Coupions, Coupone, 65 STATE DONDR, 94 . North Carolinns, new,20 90 Virginas, new, 9034 Virglulss, ol sY0URS, +. W03 New Jeraoy Central., 105 755 Wabukls. , sanyg Tounesnee, few North Carolinus, old, ‘Wabash pf 08 Fort Wayno, 6 yTerro Haut Gy ¥erro Hauto TiChicoo & A, ex. 44510, & A, prd, ox, Qiva..107 Now York G, o divis 1015 Oflo & Massasipple: j Cleve. Gl Col, .. T Tirdo pid., 70 Chi., Bur, & Quiney. Ifarlom. i Lake Bliore.,,., Marlom b 130 {Tndiana Cenirat #04 Tilinols Contral, 8735 Unlon Pacifio siod 543 Unlon Tacitio houds, 733 Central Pacifio banils, 168 De., Lack, & Wester I 433 Boston, Lart, & Erl Bt Luul o] kG L - REAL ATE, The following instruments wero filed for reo- ord on Tuesday, Mavoh 47 CITY PROPERTY, Larrahos at, 8 o cor of Mongmonea st w f, 24x126 ft, dutud Feb, 27; consldoration, $1,00 Belden av, 160 £ o of Halsted Bay 4, 1818; conslderation, §1,875, £, 35x134 £t, dated Wost Laka at, 1003 £t o of Keizle av, 81, 20x150 I, datod Nov, 8, 1870 § consldoration, §1,00, Tako st, 203 £t n of Lyman at, 8 w £, 24x100 ft, dated Barch 16 1 considoration, $000, North v, 40 ft wof Wood at, 1 £, 34x138 ft, dnted Marchi 3; considoration, $1,200, Loavitt at, 160 £t n of Jackon st, € f, 255124 410 ft, dnted March 13; consieration, $3,i00, Contral Park ov, A @ cor of Tweuty-third st, w £, 0435 X135 £t, dated March 6 ; consldoration, $3,400, Van Duron at, 07 ft o of Lincoln at, 8 f, 25x135 ft, dnted Moreh 127 considcration, $4 5 Van Biiron et, 87 1t \v of Maraifield at, n f, 204x117 tt, dated Fob, 28 : considoration, $7,600. 'Norlls_av, 100 £t w of Danin 8% 1 f, 24x135 £t, datod Aug, 7, 1814 consldoration, 900, . Wabheh v, 163 (0 of Thirty-rat st, o £, 2416y £t dnted Maroh 145 considoration, #4,100, cnvitt B, 8w cor of Fardinand st, e f, 2x04Y £, dated Juo 10, 1873 ; consideration, 330, Huno as tlo abovo, datod Marcli 14 connldoration, Vau' Torn at, 72 f& o of Oakloy av, nf, 23x125 {1, dated March 10} considoration, $100, Twentloth st, 80 1t o of Iloyne at, f, 28x125 ft, datod Marol 17} consideration, $100, Moliawk. at, 425 It n of Black Hnwk st, o £, 3631205 11, datod Dec, 1, 18733 consideration, §3,100, Washivglon 8, o of railrond, 8 £, 45X003¢ fi, datod Jan, 24; coneldoration, $1,50. Woatdri nv, 21 fE 0 of Fulton Atyof, 34x125 4-10 11, aated Ang. 31, 1872; consldoration, 33,600, ‘Kownuth at, 76 5t o of Butlor. st, 1 1, 25x125 £t, dated July 11, 1872 considozation, 1,100, . ol o¥ crix Linrr Tt 0, Culvor's Addition, du n1 w ¢ Bec. 98, 40, 14, nfod Fab, 373 counidoratlon, §0,250, . 80U OF OITY LiNITA, Lot 53, 34, 86, And 40, lu Biock 3, Piare's Tota 4 to Tofmign e of n o & Boc,1, 38,13, dated Uct. 14, 16731 connideration, $1,400, ‘Unitivided % af Lotn 24, 20, and 87, in Rosenmer- Xoi'n Lot 3, Keo, 16, U8, 14, datéd Alurcli 12} considor ation, 52,500, Tofa 4 wnd 6 dn Dlock 43, TMydo Park, dated Marcl 117 conaidoration, $1,200, ' Lot 11 Block 9, Baker's 6 3¢ 5w 1 Seo. 4, 98, 14, antd July 9, 1878] consideratlon, $500. Lota_ 23, 20, 27, 46, aud 47, in_Dlock 2, of Brown's Diock 7, Slowazt’s aw 3¢ Bec, 1, 58, 13, dated Jou, 203 cousidaration, $500, Lot 34 in Block {0, University Subilivision, n Sec. , 14, dated March 83 considoration, $350; Lota 20 to & in Block b, ssine, dated March'14 con- sideration, $2,000. Lot 9, in Llack 4, McOheanps's part n 3¢ 1 o 3 of 806,98, M, datod ¥ov. 10 conaldoratlon, n 0 —— COMMUERCIAL. p—_ 'TuespAx Evenino, March 17, The following wero tho roceipts and shipmouts of the loading srtioles of produce fn Chleago during tho past twenty-four bours, aud for the corrosponding date ono year ago : SHIPMRNTA, 1074, 1874, | 1673, Fiour, bris.. a6 BAW 590 6,815 Wheat, bu.. anos0 susell 4g7ral 160 Gorn, b, 46,77 70, 0,004 Onts, o, g 14,501 Rye, bu, E R 1174 Borley, bu. Grass heed, . o, Tlax seod, fbs Tiroom corn, Curea meats, bs Wilhdrawn from store yeslerdny for city consumption: 9,870 bu_ whoat; 6,804 bu corn; 1,253 bu oats; 6,893 bu barloy. "The following grain hos boon inspected into storo this moroing, up to 10 o'clovk: 41 cars wheat ; 75 cars corn; 0 cars onts; 3 cars Iye; 2 cara barloy. Total, 127 cars, or 49,000 bu. Tho doath of Joshua I. Shaw, & young bub highly-respected mombor of the Board of T'rado, was announced on 'Chiango to-day, and Appro- priate resolutions passed in respect to his mem« ory. e loading produce markets wore desidedly slow to-dny, and Lending downwards, in sym- pathy with tho lona of Eastern advicos, not- withstanding tiie fact of emall recoipts. Thoro was very litlle dosiro to buy suything on tho Bonrd, except in sottloment of previously-ex- isting contracte, Drygoodsnre mecting witha botter demand, and, nithough thogoneral maricet still shows wanlhoss, theroe ig & moro confident feeling amons the job- bing trado. Buyers were neyer moro nnmerous, and were orderlag with grontor liberality than for soversl days pust. The grocery market also shows signs of returning activity, and most arti- clos iu the list are workmg firm. Sugare ad. vatced an %o sll around, and a furthor upward movement soems imminent. Rico was flrm at the ndvanco noted yestorday. Sirups, spices, tens, molasses, and starch romain stondy and firm. Coffces continue dull and drooping, The Dutter trade was aclive at former quotations. Obieese remains quiot, but there ia no prossura to eoll, and the market is strong at full rates, No chianges wero noted fu tho cunned goods and 1ish markots, fair activity provalling at previous prices. Dried fruits rulod r}uiut. and in foreign dogcriptious thoro was n Inck of firmness, though raising alono wora quotably lower, Loyars are now offering at $3.20@3.30. Tho leathor, bug- ging, conl, pig-irou, paints, and tobacco markets wero nominally unchanged. Oils sold to a libaral nggregato at nbout steady prices, or at 141¢@15e for earben, at #3¢ for oxtra lard, $1.03@1.08 for linsoed, snd at 600 for turpentind, Common lumber continues fairly active and firm ot quotations. Thoe local demand for bulld- ing lumber, s well ag for brick, lime, and othor ‘muterinls, 18 improving. Iardwaro merohants report o fair trado, and attribute the recont de- cline in tin, coppor, shoet-iron, léad, &e., tothe deelinoin Now Drugs waore ateady, opium and morphine having advanced owlug to the prospects of s short crop of tho formor article, Ilops, wool, and broom- corn romain _ quict and unchanged in their general feutures, Tay was tame at notations. Thoreceiptaars quito liberal, henco tho easy feeling. Choico green fruits of all kinds wore firm owing to the reduced offorings, and in tho enge of oranges aud lomous, to tho short crop. Hides woro in moderate demand. Timothy seod was fairly active, and the highdr grados wore firm, but common sced was dull and ashado ansior, Glover, millat, and olhor scods wers stoady. Polntocs ndvanced about Go por bushel, and all varictics sold readily, Pouliry wasrathor quiot, and turkeys woro_cawier. ‘o wenthor Waa unfuvorablo for holding dremsod stock, honco the weakness, Eges again doclinod owing to continued liberal otferings, A furthor weakoningin rail freights tothe East is noticaable, and Lhore are riumors that 400 por 100 b, or 240 por bu on wheat to Now York has been aceopted, though that isnot admitied by intavested parties to bo o fuct. Luke freightare- mam entirely nominal, ighwines woro quiot and J¢@1e per brl low- or, in sympnthy witn a wenk foellng in Gineln- nati, Liongh Now York wns unchangod. Sales word limitod to'100 bris at 9% per gallon. Tho muarkot closod flrm with 92¢ bid, and 0230 nsked, Provisionn wora quict and cuslor. ~ ‘tho ro- ceipts of live hogs wore univorsally largo, and prices declined Inlly 250 per 100 s in_ conse- quatice, iy mndo buyors of produot bald oft winlo aollera woro not disposed {o grané matorinl concessions, the bulk of tho property now hora Baing in_vory stong hands, _ Monts espocislly wore frecly held, under a good ordor demand on Enropean accotnt for middlos, and 2o por fb advance was asked on sovoral chiolco 10ts, which carried thom above tho Jimits of buyers, Moss pork was 2)¢@bo por brl lowor, and Imrd deelined fuly 6o per 100 lbs, ‘Thero are no vcen moatd offorod now, a8 the woathor i too warm for handling, and dresscd Liogs have dflnishod thneir course for ihls season, oxeept that a fow are daily sold to clty butchers. The mariet closed stondy at the foi- Jowing range of pricas : Mexs pork, cash or sollor Maron, $14.25@14.85; do sellor April, S1L.95@ 1497365 do sellorMay, SI.GTL(@I4.70; wo hollor Juno, $14.95@10.00; primie mess pork, 12.75@19.00; oxtra_primo do, H11.25@11.50, Lard, curh or sellor Mareh, $3.80@8.5! April, $8.85@9.87)4 ; dosoller Moy, §0.00@9.021¢ ; 4 sallor Juno, 59.25@Y.30. Swaai-pickled baniy, 0@10c; dry-sslted meats, loose, 8t S{@bigo for shonlders, Tigo for Ctimberlands, 73{@7%0 for long olent, 7igc for snort ¥iba, o for short clewr; the sume hoxed ry o nor I ahovo thows prices, _ Mouats for Aprl dofivery 3o highar, nud for Muy Jgo_ higlior, than oash prees. Lacon modls, 6Yc for shoulders, 8,0 for short ribe, bigo for short olow, il Jackod "t Ll i the sama looko, ifo lowor, Bacon hams, 11}(@l3e. Moss' Lcef, S8.76@000; oxtra mehs do, e0,75@10.00 ; beof hams, §23,00@23.50, City tllow, 03@0}0} gronse quotnbls st 45{@7, Balon * wéta Tonoston of Gi Drls. mons. hork in sl lots at $14.40: 1,600 brls do_sollor April ut 814,80 3 250 brls do sollor lb\f o $14.70 600 brls do ot &14.06; 500 brls do oller Juna al %16,00; 500 brls do at 514.05’1 250 tos lnxd sellor April at 8887363 760 tos doat 88,853 750 tes do wollor May at 39,003 450 boxos short ribe at 8}¢0; 100,000 lus do, loogo, soller Apnl, at $7.00; 3 v 100,000 Ibs o ot $7.86; 120 boxes long oloar on private torms, Tlour was very dull, and quite wonk, though not quotably lawor B0 Apring grados. * Wintors waro offorod at lowor pricos. Shippers woro not in tho markot, and tho only buying done was by tho city rotail trade, Bran was firm, Sales wore roportod of 100 brla white wintor extras at #7,00: 60 Lrla epriug oxtran (]n\(m\t) at 9800 100 Yrls do at &6.76; £00 brls do ‘on private torma ;160 brls suporiinos nt 64,255 60 brla do at £0.50; 100 brls ryo ot 86,00, Total, 1,060 brls. Also, 20 tous bran at $10,00 on {raglc, 'Tho fol- Jowing wore tho quotations b the closo s Fair to good white wintora, 700 @ 8.00 Ghoico do. . 650 @ 020 ed wintors, 615 (@ 7,00 Choleo_ aprlnig oxtru 5.015@ 0,00 Medtum 1o gooil do, 500" @ B0 Good to chioico diinnesoia, &6 @ 05 Tatont do. 400 @11.50 Fafr to chol 5 @ 4.3 Gommon do, 00 @ 9.50 5 (@ 5.00 00 (3 7.00 9,00 (210,60 ‘Wheat was dull, and averaed nontly 1o lowor, though firm nfter tha onrly wenkness, Liver- h00l waa quoted henvy, and Now York dull, the nat-uamod fact boinig emphasized by soveral ordera to sell for parties doing bisiness on the sonboard, Tho amnll recoipts this morning, and the throatening aspoct of tho weathor, provouted a big declino, “T'horo was not much speculative demunnd, but local holders wero not auxioua to #oll at tho roduction, and tuo feoling fmproved nftor_tho Now York offerings had boon dis- posed of, espeelnlly ms_tho_bullotin_uliowad a decrongo of 67,114 bu durieg tho past weok in the amount in store bore.d Tho demand for cash wheat was fair, nud all the cur- ront offorings wore takon up, most of it seoming to bo wanted for shipmont.’ A gontlomun just roturnod from Minucsota statea that tho ware- houses aro full, and that from oune-quarter tq one-third of the Inst crop hns yet lo come for- ward, whilo the prospects: for planting aro un- ususfly good in thatecation, ~ Saller April oponed ab $118%/, ndvancod to $1.183, cased off to 1,183, ‘rose to $1.19}¢, nnd closed at 8119, Sollor May sold st $1.23@1.28), olosing ot 81,283, Rogular No, 2 lPrlng closed firm ot §1,18, and gilt-odgod rocoipts of do at §1,10}¢, No, 1'spring closod at £1.23:¢, No. 8 do at £1.16, and rojected do at $1.0955—-all on 2o storaro. Cash slos wora reportod of 800 bu Northwait- em No. 1 (City Llevator) at $1.24; 800 bu No. 1 spring at $1,235¢ ; 800 bu do nt $1L233¢; 8,200 bu No. 2 epriug, strictly fresh (part North- wostorn), ab 8119363 5,300 bu_do nt £1.19%¢ 10,490 bl do at €110k 3 4,400 bu do, fresly nf $1.19; 1,200 bu do at $1.183¢; 52200 bu do’ at 81181 ;5,000 bu rogwlar né $1.18%¢; 56,000 bu do'ab &1.18% ; 16,000 bu do at 91,187 9,200 bu No. 8 spring, strieily fresh, ot §1.16; 1,200 do, o storago, ub $1.163 1,200 bu rojocted spring at 81.001¢; 1,200 bu' by wample, Hamburg, af $1.39, dolivernd. "Cotal, 61,800 bu. Corn wan vory dull dilring.the gronter part of tho session, and averaged 1o Jower, in sBympathy with tho onsler foshurg in wheat, and n droop- ing tendency in New York, Thoro was o fair attondauce on tho market, but vory fow eared to buy, and holdors did nol pross their proporty on tho market, thongh soveral seemed anxious to sell. Tho arrivals were light, aud, altogother, tho session was about as dunll as any that has boon _expevioncod for yosra. Sollor April oponed ¢ 6130, declinod to 611go, rodo to Gl¥go, and closed at Olifo, Solior May sold at” G@Gic, closing ~abt Gilge. Sellor Juno sold at 633(@03%¢c. Regular No. 2 was ontirely nominaf at 605c, and strictly frash ro- ceipts of do closed at 613¢c. Now No.3and old rojected closed ot 57c, and new rojoctod at_b5e, Cash snlos wero reported of 20,400 bu No. 2 old ab 6103 8,200 bu do now at 5703 4,800 b ro- Jocted old at 570 4,400 bu do now at 6o, Total, 2,800 bu, . Unts wero very dull, and littlo botter ihan nominnl at 3ge declino, there bolng no demnnd, excopt for & fow car lots for city consumption, Sollor May sold inasmall way nt d63(@463{o, cloging at tho inside, Bollar April was nominn) at 4bje, and sellor the month at 4830, Cash sales woro roported of 2,400 bu No. 2, atrictly frosh, at 443¢0; 1.200 bu No. 2 whito at t40; 600 ba rojoctad at 423405 600 bu, by samplo, at 5o, on track ; 1,200 bu do at 49¢, froo on board cars, Total, 6,000 bu. Tyo was quict and stondy at provioys pricos, thio Tnquiry aud the offerings being both ‘small, Togular No. 2 was nominal at 8ic. Sules wero rostricted to 800 bu strictly frosh recaipts of No. 2 ab ‘8o 400 bu No. L Northwestorn at 873¢c, and 200 bu by ssmple at 8o, Total; 1,400 bu, Barloy was dull and ensier, buyers Holding offt in viow of the weaknoss in othior markots. Thero was no notewortiy inerease in the yolumo of re- ceipls, and no expectation of it, as indicated by tho fact that an ordor oame hore to-day to buy and shipa small lot to Denver, No. 2 cloged with holders. at 3159 ; No. 3 at 81.49@1.493¢ ; and rojected nominal ab $1.35@1.38. Cish Enlen wera roportod of 1,600 bu No. 2 nt 8158 ; 5,200 ‘bu No. 3 at BL50 ; Dy sampla at $1.60 ; 400 b do (No. 3) &t $1.48, ‘both on track., Total, 8,000 bu. The following aro the footings of the official statoment of grain in store 1 this city on the Sv?umg of Baturday last, and at correspouding atos : wirraT, Mureh 1. March T, March 15, 187 193, . :fi,»‘u ),059 i 9,300 2,£10,810 6,014,202 s 9,010 64,070 No, 828,005 1,008,815 Rejocied, 16165 69,21 No grado, ... 2,803 910,700 1,700,081 5,874 4160 205,504 4,148 401 00 Totalvesss sranraeess 42046 AnLEY. i 207,588 13,11 41,459 o i 49,176 Total of all kinds iu store, 7,877,170 bu, I'iese figuros shiow un increnso during the week of ©5,745 bu corn, sud o cecrense of 67,114 u wlieat, 30,207 b oais, 5,376 bu rye, and 4,677 Lu barloy, Lotul deuronso, 715,559 bu, LUROLEAN BMARKETS, The followings advices woro roceivad on 'Changb to-day, in addition to thoso given in our tele- graphio columns : Mancn 17,—London—Cargocs off conab—Whent ufoter and corn rathor esher, Cargues on Passuyc— oth wheat and corn quiter. Goud eargoss No. 3 Bprivg whoat off coast, 574@58s Ud, Good _cargows Ameriean mixcd corn off coust, us@i08 6d, Fulr avorsge Amerlean mixed corn for shipuent in April and My, 375, Weathor in England warm for the timo of year. Liverpool—Wheat dull Californin elub wheat, 198 Td@13n 243 do white, 124 6d@1ds 10d 5 spring whoat, 118 T0@1253d, Amorieun mixed cors, 08, EXPORTS FROM TNE BEABOARD. The following aro tho ngprogata exports of the articlos named, from tho ports of Portland, Bos- ton Now York, Pliludaiplia, New Orloua, and Baltimoro, for the weol ending March 14: Aour, brls, 65,971 Pork, bris,cuueee 4,303 Whieat, B41,100] B, bs: 7,001,000 Corn 100,000{ Lard, 1 6,040,600 Itye, 0, I'ho Now York Produce Txchange Weekly givos tho following as tho foraigu exports of the bog product from the ports of New York and other undormontioned places from Oct. 28, 1878, to Blarab 10, 1874, iuclusivo, as compurod with the oxports from afl United Btatos ports, from Nov, 1, 1872, to March 12, 1873 Bacon, kams, Lard, and shoulders, ! b iy 05,916,170 DHO. 0,850,070 70,00 ), 2012514 3,007,680 seigus 40100 403,320 630,800 Total Oct, 2, '13, to Sorel 10, 4., 104,927 84,161,600 176,080,160 Totalall U, B, ports, Nov.1, 13, fo Mar, 12, 16ta, 34,100 108,160,100 100,051,608 UO0THI0 11,005, The positlon of the forelgn oxporls of the uow orop from Out, 28 to Maroh 10, from above porls 2% compared with the esports” from sl nitad States parts from Nav, 1, 1872, to March 12,1875, is ss follows : 8. 18184, 1873-4. Iw,.,36,630,800 20,025,400 1,,,208,190,109 84,161,600 Inerease, Decrease, 00 el Tork, a1, wevene 24,000,410 Laxg, i factory, mil 400 bu do ab-SL.495¢ 3 400 bu |'Slycerine. 1 1b bulk, 1. Bacon, 1tn,100,051,808 178,080,160 + 11,005,059 Tolal, .B2,004,717 200120,2U0 _+..vs . FUALAGH 1,17 . No, hoge! pketior GASR004 gsTl rch 1., LATERT, . ‘Whont waas rather quict in the_ afternoon, and ‘o highor, solling ot 81.103@1.103¢, nud clos- g ot 81103 wallor April.” Alvo, af $1,280{@ 1.24 sollor May, Corn was quist and steady at fll,‘fi@al){o sollor April, and (flf{@&l}{o for May, both options closing at the lusido. 3 CALL DOARD. . Provisions woro quiok but firm, Boss porls, casly or soller tho month, closed at 814.823@ 14:433¢ ; sellor Apiil, 614.433@14.45; nollor Moy, $14.72)¢@10.76} soller~ Jono, SI4U6@ 16.033. Lord, cash or sollor tho month, 88,76 8714 ¢ seller_April, 88,85@8.00 ; soller May, 021¢@0.05. Shibre ‘closr, dusl or mollor thio montfi, 1o bids, no offors; sellor Aprily no bids, no offers ; enller May, £8.60@8,703 ahort ribs, casl or ‘soller tho wmonth, no bids, no offers soller April, 87.85@7.00; sollor May, $8.00@ 8,20 ; shouldors, cash or sollor the month, offor- od at 63¢o; sollor April, offored b 85.70; wollor May, $5.90@8.1954. ~ &nlon tuolude 760 tcs mesn pork, sollor Aprif, at 81440, e CHICAGO DALY MARKET, ‘Monpay Evenixa, March 17, ALCOTIOL—Was casier ab $1.B4@180 for 04 per cent proof, BEANS—OCloles heana are_ealable to grocers, but common tots move alowly, Wo quoto: Navios, $3,200) 2.60; mediums, $2.00@32,50; green peas, $1.25 in bags, ‘lfifi (l;n Ll s, GING—Prices Tango the aame an for tho'past four weeks or nore, whoro they mny B0 considered steady. Ordere ate coming i littlo mote frecly, but tho miatkot s s(lll lacking Iu activity, We roj lst an follows: Stark, 340 Ludlow A, 33 ton A, 32go:” American A, 30503 Amoskoag, 20%¢ Otter Grool, 4203 burlap bugs, 4 ond b b, 18@200: gunnles, singlo, 17@180; o’ double, 21@480: wool wacks, GU@G3e. BIROOM-CONN—Tho market has Loen dull tho past woek or ten days, aul, 83 b consoquence, thio feellig fa Toss firm, (hough meny Lold their property ot prives, Wo ropeat: Choics to oxtra hurl, B@8jc; corn tliat Wil worls fisolf into a cholca hurl broor, 71 @so; for good o, G}§@To; good to chiolce stalk braid, TagGato ol and siatued brwal 4G, UL ERIALS—Are niocting with more inquiry on local account, The supply of coinmon brick 4n small and thoy aro quite firm, ~ Otlior matorials aro uncliangod, s followa: Btucco, $2,60; New York attic- co, casting, $1.25@0.60; tlca, Loutaville, and Akron comnont, $1,00 F brl; Tortland cemont, $T.00@7.603 limo it Liik, 80c@81,00; limo (brls), $1,00G1.26 ¥ bri; whito sand, % bl, §1.60@2,005 plastoring halr, W by, 400 fra brick, 000, $56. Vuilding brick (common), $1.23@7.60 ; presaod brlc $14.00@16.003 Milwatikiea’ and_Rachuo presdad, $25,00 @10.00," dol.} do common, $14.00@16.00; Indiana presund, $1800@25,00: do' common, $I0.00@15.00: firo-clay, X brl, $3,00@4.00. BUTTER—Coutinuea activo at firmly maintained prices. Although our receipts hava been largo for 1is season of thoyesr, tho offerings ko not oquialed e legitimato requirotnonts of the irade, and our quo- tatloud of chofeo to faney qualities have beon stendily ndvanced, Bhippers are sull fn {ho market snd ino Aile Jionds tho mojor ortion of tho weol's sipply Ims fouud s way, Woquote: Chojce to faucy yellow, 38@44c; medium to good grades, $@S60 ;" inferlor to comtmian, 24400 ; comman to chatea roll, 10@3c, CUEESEThe chiceso markot was without chauga in any of Iia featurcs, Firmness Is provalont in oll” tho markots of tho country, as stocks ars roduced ta gmall dimensions, and thoy cannat now Lo replonished un- il th apring make {8 roady to send forward. A falr inquiry oxiats at the followiug quotationa: New York d, 17@18s: Olio sud Westoru faclory, do, 16@170; lower grader, 13@16¢, 'COAL—Continues innctive, and with tho excoption of Lebigh snd Lackawanun, the quotations aro boing_freoly shiaded. We mnake 1o chango in_our lst, Lehigh, prepared, §11,00; Lackawannn $104 Oannol, $4.60@0,00; Erlo ainl Walnut 1ill, 9, Tirooks, $9.00; Blossburg, $3.50@0.005 Kirklaud grato, $7.00; Itocking Valloy, ; $0,60 Alidway, $6,60: Indfund Diocls, $6,60; '$3.60; Wilmington, $5.00; Dar- clay, $5.00, COOPENRAGE—Ta qulct, and 1iitlo better than nom- Tork ‘barrels, $1.05@1,16¢ _ whisky 90@2.10; lard tiorcos, $1.40G! four barrols, 48@550; pork staves, rongh, 18,00@42,00 ; do, bucked, $20.00@25,00% ticreo alavos, Tough, $49.006 20.00; Bucked or sawed, $25.00@33,00 whisky ataves, Tough $0,00@28,00; o bucked, $33.00@3,00; flour staves, $0.00@ 11,60 : elrole flour Ueading, ¥@9o Permct; flour Hoop-poles, $10,00212.00 per m. DRUGS AND CHEMIOALS—Oplam ond morphine Jinve rdvauced and are firm, T crop of opium has, itis stated been injured by eold weathor, and the {ue dications aro thut 1t will bo short, Other arliclen men- on] lionod ave steady, Trade is reported fair, Drices are a8 follows ¢ Acld, cltric, b, 3160 @ 158 Aciid, oxalle, b, " as @ o ‘Acld, tartaric, powdored, 83 @ ‘Amohis, carb 1 B @ 8 Amfativs, ) . ‘Axle-grease, 110 @ 165 Deans, Tonga, Ib 0 @ 1.0 Torax, ref,, @B @D Bltio-vitrol, uae 18 Bromo-chidralitin, i A0 Corrosive sublimato 160 @ 1.5 Groam fartar, pure, i G @ 60 Cochingal, Tond., b, 0 @ 1.00 Ghloroforin, Ib 120 @ 1.2 0@ Gum Atablo, ploked. W @ .8 Gum Arable, sort; 23 @ W Gum camplior, It 46 @ 40 Gum oplum, I B3 & B30 Gum shollnc, Ib. 0 e ® Gluo, white i @ 65 oditte, Ib. 700 @ 8.0 Lye, cone, 800 @ 8.5 Morphia, bulpl; & GO0 @ 6.2 0ll, borgbinot, Sand,, ... 000 @ 630 Oil; cantor, gal. ... e 20 @ 23 Oil, lomoll, Sandoraon’s S B3 @ BB Totassa, ehlor,, 1b... 5@ 6 Totassitim, oyan, fused, 1b. 8 @ Potassium, 100, 545 @ Totusa, Babbit’ 900 @ Quiniuie, sulpl., 0z 20 @ Tad procip., 1b 10 @ 196 Ttoot ipecas, po L0 @ 176 13 @ 160 3@ 5 Silver, 115 @ 120 Hoap, castilo, gen e 1 Buluhur, b. 2 e o EaGS—Wero soarés early in’(ho weel, but havo stince como forward fuily und doclined, 'Tresh ora Quoted weak at 13@13}¢0. Pickled sto unsalable. WISI—Thcrs was o liberal smount of trading in tuis dopartmont durlng tho weok, and tho differout Varloties ware hold witl great firmncss, Stocks are small, and, fn mockerl and cod, thero {n soie Hlkeithood of @ farihor advanco, We quoto: No. 1 whitefleh, -brl, SLE0GL.00; No, 2 do, $7.%4@ 7407 No, 1 tront, $1.00@7,28: No. 1 siore-niuck- crol, yiow, i-brl, '$I3.00G14.005 No, 1 bay, $10.50 @10.765 No, 2 mackerol, j-brl, $8.50@9.00 ; funily Tncierel, X-br, $7.25@1.0 3 No. 1shore kita, $2,16 3,251 ban ¢odtlal, $3.00@6.8; George's coalish, $0.25 (0,80 Labrador horring, spiit. brlk, $8,60@9.00; do Si-brl, $1.25@4,60 5 Labrador herring, round bel, $7.60 0% do -brl, $4.00@4,35; box horring, No,'1, 16 Vox Nerring, 6caled, 40@£do ¢ Columble River ‘salnion. i¢-brls, $9.70@10.00. FRULTS AND' NUTS—Qulot g rovadied in thia ket thyoughout the present. wesk, oud, for furelgn Truits, tho tenor of priccs hus besn_ komowhat eaglor, Tayor rulsius have declined 100 por boz, oud enrrut, 1ga, aud prunes are_also nombnlly lolver, Domeatls fruits yomaiu flemy, We quoto : Foikian—Datcs, 105@ 11c; figs, drums, 13 15@13¢c; s, In boxes, Inyors, 1563 sk prones, M@144¢ ; TAlsing, Inyors, 1,006 0" raliiug, 10uso Muscatel, £3,10G33,80 raisin cin, 13@ 1330 ; Zanto currants, B@830: citron, TI@Ys Iomou piecl, 18@%0e, DoMEATIC—Aldsn aprles, 2 2807 Now York oxtra, lux@Lie; Michigan, sticed, 103@103¢0; Michigan quarters, 13@Lic; Weat corn, do, 11X@113¢e; Southern do, Wi@lle en, pared, 25@250 ;' peaclica, halvés, hew, 16@153 do, mixed, 113§@1230+ blnckberrics, 1761807 berries, 40@45c; plited chierries, S8@200, Vilborts, 174@18)c; nlmonds, Torragons, 91G: NMaples 'waliiute, ‘20@22c: Ol waluuts,' 19 Grenoblo waluuis, now, 10@17¢; Drazils, @113 pacans, Toxnr, @103 e Wilminglon pennuts, funicy, 19@100; do sceoud quality, 7@100 ; Tenncuace poanuts, H@ve, GREEN FRUITS—Orangesand lemons are in ro- quent and Arm, Tho erop i Europd ia shortand ship- Pora roport that thoy havo Yossols ut Palsrmo nod Messlui, walting for ordors, 88 they aro unablo to ob- tndi 4l orangos and fomous seut for, The wupply of apples 1 reduiced,and really cholco frutt 1s firuat $3.00 (@b.00 per Lrl, Oranbarries aro Urm. Tricos are: Leme o, $0.60@7.00 per box: Valencia oranges, $1.00@ 39,00 per_cnu < Vulormd aud Messine do,’ por ‘box, $1.00@5.60 {11t to good apples, §,35@9.75 per brl} cliolce, $4,60 @000 pieg bri; cultivaiod crauborsios 1 Boxes, nt $3,60@0.00. GROCCHIES—Lusinees hus improved somo within tho past fow dnys, ond tho markel for most lnes s s sumiug & firmer tone, Bugars aro now moving with Coualdarablo treodon and prices aro Workivg upward, 2 advanico of 370 bolus ostublisicd to-day, Rico alsd Tins sold frecly nd Iu o higher than on tlio date of thio lust roviows Sirupw, molussos, spleos, starely and eoaps are stoady aud frm, Coffcos contifine dull and ungottled, and are o lowor thuu at the closing of last week, Wa quote : Ti-OAnn. HODA—TH@8AC: Qovyzxs—Mochs, 4l@izod Java, No. 2, Uk @UiKe o, Slwdlige; primo o, JXW3 063 comison do, 28¢@10; Tousting do, ko Bingapore. Java, 30t Costa Rica,' fiticy, B2 S2io} do, primd, 8Ux@3ike; Maracaibo, 2@udsic, anoLrs—Star, filll welglit, 173@180; _stearino, full wnluhuiailxu; Ao, aliort woight, 19@1xc. 20y 0. G, Juvs, 37@Y80; fauoy o, 1Gio: chole (@ govd do, W@ Rice—Lal Hi@8io; 1o B@dio: Caro- ling, DAVI0; Lonlufani, B3(@0:qc. BonAns—Datent cut loaf, 12:@13K0 3 crushed sud powdored, ll!.’?u“u: granulated, 115,@11550; A, standard, 105@102;0; do, No. 3, 104 0 10405 extrn U, V7@I0e; O No. 3, U@y 0, 'No, 1, D@l choloa brow a0, 03¢@9 03 fair o, 85(@Yo; choive molases ugar, 3@yo 3 tadr do, B (38x0 ; common do, T@TH0 $05 Geloms angar, i, D@ o Drne VG 91404 do, falr, Big@B3{0 ; commou, 135@8e, Sinurs—Dimond drips, SLUUG1.I87 silvor drip, extra o, Ki@Ab ; gooi sugai-Lotiko ulrup, 8@ e} oxtra do, 08@Tlo ; Naw Orlosun molasses, cliolco, B Biio 3 do priuo, T8@Hl0 s o common, 65@T00 3 Poria Tied molussey, chulce, 65@0H0 1 consmon wolksyca, 35 3do, ¥ B ¢ rATus—Common to best, 83(@100. Briora—Allupice, 173 @1850i cloves, Gi@o2c; ceasln, 80480 ; pepper, ngilu;}ox nutmegs, No, 1, $1,403 1,95; 40 No, 3, SLISGLA S ginger, putp, W@ jdo Mo, 1, 20@250; do No. & 16@1ve, Hotvi—dorman moitled, (X@(0: Golden Wout! & @0 White Lily, 6X@u5e : Whilo Rowy, 01(@0¢0; Jaln, @030 3 Bavou Imperiul, G@UKG: while Rus- lun, 63(@0u: Champargn, S@0o0; primroso, n(i;um. Hanoii—Silver gloss, 93@100; ‘common, §@10340 pure, @l HAY—Thoe local trade has bean fulr during, tha paat iz dogn and pricos bave rulod compifntively, ateady until foward the clono, whon increased rocolpts hava aauked tho market (o begin to show'signs of wonkness, Tho fmpraved coudiion of tho roads lisa sllowed Inget recalptn of logho hiny and a declin has followad. Wao auiototho wholeaio prices pnid by denlors s follown, cars 10 contain 20,000 e : Timothy, prime, $18.80@14.00; do No. 1, $12.50@10.00; No. 3, 40, $10,40@11.00; mixed, 9.80010,00 ; primo_ pruirle, $0.00@10.60; dn No 1, $8.60a0,00 ' do No, 3, $0.0037.00, LOOKE O WAGOR— irimotiy, $11,00@10,0; prairio, $0.00@10.60, For do~ lvery of 'proased, §1.00(31.50, according (o distance. 1UIDES—Mnvo bon In only fair request, nnd’ ale though an advanco was abisinel crelyy pricer havo, ot Fulod vory sizong, tiough stcady for Haavy hidor. e recolpia ato niot Jurge, 8nd o good portion of the Offer— ica aro Qnmajgod moro o lons aa usunl at this scason, Fe ordeta aro recelvod from the exst; honco munny ilonlornara Wnylng sparingly, Woquiofo: @reen city Intchiore’, 6)@To; groen cured, light, OX@DICe: l@sica; pnrt ciired, 8o} groon calf, dry calf, '300; dry kip, i7c} iint, 17@1803 déacon skins, 38 cut, or ofliorwiacdsmoged, £wo- thirds prico; 'brauded, 10'per cont off, Bucop poits, wool eatimatéd na waslied por Ib, Bo@dde. ¢ T10PS—Tho market romatna quifot and pricos are Tn- sltered. - Bevoral New Yotk and Wisconsia nevapapers, ninto (hat & grent nintiy hop -polea Liave Leon dolivere: i1 Uio Lop growlng districts, which 8 rogardod as in- dicative of large fuccesso in the acreago devoted to th cultnire of ho Tmmett Walls, @dac; gritbby, acoro 5. T htn woskiy oiroutar, muys ¢ Thio sllght fniprovement wotod in our last hos not beon sustained, and, under a_combination of dopreas- ng ipfiuonce, 'pricée have glvoa way u@fe por b, yoirlings and olds, ffom thoir scarclly, slone mnine faining Into yalues, It is bellevod that tho goneral offcct upon tho markot of Wis deciine will, in the ond, prove salutary, 8 it will doubtlosn bo the'most efrect= unslnnd diract means of chocking jmportations, thero- Ly glving our growors, who aro yat bolding thelr hops, 5 lianco 1o fad narkit for thota ot falr rennorativa prices, il Quofations aro beloy. Cash prices Tango from 26 33c; common {o choice Westorn, 25@400; Now Yor! Btate, 30@4%e, INON AND STEEL—Continucs moderately active, . $810@38-10 Tates & @ b, Rates aro unalterad, o follown: (4 rates Al KR Gorman plow ste B Cast plow aleal, W ib Amorican tool ® W Olirome tool etoal 3 b Eugilals tool ateal rates Jinglish apring stesi | Tates ‘Americau cast spring sicol., . Tates Bteel tiro, K-l w1 oo calk siacl. ..\ o5 an . LEATHER—Trade has been only falf, and pricca favo not beou subjected to any quotable: changes, ruls ing atcady as followa 2 HEMLOOK. Olty harncas $ @ 3 FLICSE ] Doed 41 il W@ 90 Kip, W3 1.10 ity upper, No, 1, e 28 City upyer, No, 2, WS " 2 Qountry uppe n@ 24 Collar, ¢. W@ 2l Gl ¢ty v Lloa 1.85 Calf, connitry, 10@ 1.18 Tough upper, standar W@ 83 Rongh upper, damaged. N@ 90 Duffalo slaughter sole. G@ 87 “B, A," solo,, w@ 8 1.20@ 1.35 T 1.10 dy@ 45 Trench cai 56.00@80. 00 TFronca calf, Lemojno, 0.006375 .00 Fronch ealf, 24 to 16 1.05@ 3.25 1bs, Franch kip,' 60 to 100 1ba LUMBER—Tho market ia falrly activo, ond frm for common lumber and lath, Bbinglcs ‘on track ure quoted lower than last wesk, Foljowing are the prices current : 2 Farst cicer, . Becoud cloar, 1 el to Third clear, 1 incli., Third cloar, thick Cloar tlooring, 1st an rough, Olear alding, Comumon idh Flooring, firat co s Floorlng, racond common, dre Flooring, third commou, dressed ..., A, wagon-box boaras, ' solectod, 14 sreseee 0D @ 8 Gomunon boar Jolst, mcantiing, feet and under.. Godar posts, spilt Gedur poats, Found, Lath...s m No. 1aawed ehingles. A or Btor.., Tiirea dolisrs par cat 1o bo'uaded whon travafored, which charge followa tho shinglos, Thickness—Xive shiugies to bo two inchios in thick- neas, Lougth—Sixteen inclios, MIETALS AND TINNERS' STOCK—A considerablo decliue Linn occurred in this market within the Jast day or two, owiug o & hoavy f2il i prices in Now York, rosulting from ths “continved dullness of the trads thero, 'Tho groatest decline Isin pig tin, which is Go oft, aind lower sow than {4 ios Leon for soversl yoars, Tis-plate suddenly declinod 500 perbox, excopt larse Foofing which reniains tho same os boford, Bheet iron g anid bar load, copper bottoms, and. solder are all ower, No. 1 atafned Rusln and Amorican Rusrla are highor, Wire fa wnchangod. Mereliants report trade ory fair for tho season. Below are the quotatfons : 1y Prare—10, 10514, $18.00 7 dv, 12x1%, 31603 T4x 20, $14,00; d o, roollug, 18x40, 1C, $12.60{ do, 20x28 5 2000, 4 Ta Tix—Largo, c; amsll, 3o bar, 36c. No, 2, 20c, BoLprn—No, 1, Mo Lein—big, 805 bir, Sio; pipe, full colls, 10c3 out do, 10, Suerr Zio—lFull casks, 100; lesa quantity, 1lo; slabs, 8 o mtes Thox—No, 24,6)¢c rates; Rusala fron, 8, 9 and 10, 23 do, 11 and 12, 2lc; do No. 1 stujucd, 20¢ Tates ; merican Russia—A, 1507 B, 13¢, GaLvaNizep lio 2, 10; No, @24, 1303 do, 2@, 1c; No. 23, oo, A diséount 27, 150: No, of 15 per cent 18 mude from this I Corren—Copper battoms, 85¢: brazers, over 12 1us, 4703 tinued _copper, 340} planbhed coprier, dlog: do, cut to efzen, 4l¢. ‘Winz—-Nos, 1 to6, 0c; 7 to0, 10c; 10to 11, 1lc; 12 1130; 18and “J, 123¢c; 16 and 16, ldo; 17, 154 18,16¢; 19, 190 ; 40, 200; tull bundle, 30 por cout dis= coumt:’ fence wire, GAc. NAILS—Rewuiu steady under a rensonably fair local snd futerlor demand, Followlug are tho prices current : 25; 8d do, $4.50; 0d do, $4.75 ; 4d d do, $3.75; 3d do, flne, $7.25; ¢, 193¢o off for 100 keg lots, él’él\l’lfi—'}‘mdu in this dopartment has rices romuining heretofore, s follows: anilla rope, aal ror 9 1l 11@100; o 2l c; marline, 3 b, 19@30¢ ; tarrod rope, 17@18c; ‘oakum, i bale, $3.00@0.50; pitch, W @6.00 ; tar, T brl, $4,75@5,00. OILS—Tho oft trade hos been moderutely active, with but slight fluctnations In prices. ‘Early iu tho ‘week carbon was dull, und prices declined Jge, but at the eaent momene the fecling s firm, - Lurd i alronger, climeh, $6.8° NAVAL stondily improved during thio weel tho epne Baat i sympatly with tho improvoment in thoraw mo~ terlal, Liusced, sporm, and turpentino rule stesdy and firm, Wo quioto s Oarbon, 143¢@150; extra wintor lard, No. 1 4, f0@ie; lnsocd, raw, 8¢ , T6@Ho; No. 1,033 40 Voiled, §1.08; whalo, B@BZe; spermi, $2.10 + nostafoot oll, birietly pure, $110; do ‘oxtyn, o No. 1, boukk oll, 6003 stralty, 6505 clephané oll, Uso; turpoutine, G60; uaphlks, 03 geavity, 176 naplitha, commou, Ide. "FOTATOLS ~Aro scarce and frm at sn advance from tho prices of the proceding week, Tl receipts have Leen very light, sud the tendency of prices for all variotios s Leon steadlly upwutd, To-duy peach-— Dlowa sold ot $1.30, aul common lota at $116, de- Mvorod, We quoto's Early rose, $1.35; poschblows, from store, $1.95 per bu i mixed lob, $1.4256@1.26 ¢ wenchblows fu car-lots, $1.9@G1.80, délivored; mixed ota, $1.16@1.20, delivered, TOULARY—During tho firat few daya of the week poultry wan firm aud searce, but the recelpts huve Ainco merensed, and this fuct, with the warmer weath- or, aud fulling bi¢ in tho domand, has conscd sn eagier fecling, 1ive pouitry f8 boginuing to srrive, and mects wills favor, capocially chickonu, Ducks and Lccwo aro slow, We quote : Turkoys, cliolce dressed, 12@13c} do @110 ; chickens, $3.75@ Tair to good, 1014 4.50; gond do, $3.00@3,50; do, in_coops, $.00@3.75 3 ducl s‘;.\dwm.?u; goeso, $7.00@8,00; wild ducks, 1,603, er dozen, P B\LEDS—-’BHM“\ Taa Leen falrly factivo, and the choica grades ruled frm ently, since the ordors were nnomfiy for thoso qualllies, wnd tho supply was only falr, Common sced hus been plenty, At the aloso, timolby fs is a shede casfer, at $2,40@2.90, Clover ndvanced to $5,.76@0,00 for medium, aud $0.1215G3 6,25 for mammoth, undor an urgent demand and sinull supply, Hungarian snd millot were moderately active, ot SU@70he aud 57} @0 Teapect] . Flax i8 steady, £$2,16@2.93, Wo nofe sales of 135 bnys choice ti- 220 bage do ol $3.80; 180 Lags botter 3 267 bags primo at $3.75; 231 bags noarly primo st £3.5 148 bugs do nt $2,00; 28 bay do ut $2,40 7 54 b gs {uterlor at $1.25 3 4 taga alo 00t $5.80 7 7 ags at35,40; U3 baga fungarioh nt 700 ¢ 125 Laga clioles willat ut 62c; 217 prime do at 600 3 90 Daga good do ot BT3¢, SALT~Tuo demand fs only falr, Prices are unalter- o, i fllowa: Gnondars st Eiglnaw, fine €190 Canads, d diamond, $2,10; ground solar, $2,10; duiry, witbout Lags, §3,005 dairy, with bogs, $4.00¢ Ashion dairy, por ‘suck, '$5,00." Ground alum, SLI6@LE0, Turk's Tuland, $150@1.78 per bu, TEAS~This fnatket 18 without mew foatures, A fair ordor busiucss la_dolog at sbout stendy pricos, o quols ua follovs Youys Lysom common to fair, ‘98@R180; do, good, B6@050; do elioica to extra no, 08¢@S1103 cominon 10 'fno old Lysom, 05 @Sto; common’ Imperial, 62@050¢ good to choive do, S0c@s110; falr to ‘good gunpowder, T2@UUC 3 cholee Pingsucy, $1,10@1,20; oxtrs Moyune, $1.85 @140 cliolco to’ osirs new dupsn, U5c@$1.05% common Yo good do, TU@8lo: fairto good old, GO 7603 common do, 40@6U0 colored natural leaf Japan, 60@700; common to e _Uolong, 83@450; good. 65@ 4 chioico to oxtrs, B50@3 TOUACCO—Wa quole Yricos steady 88 follows ¢ Fini: CuT—Extra, 10 edt m\wn cholce, (0@050; Prug--Naturul leaf . a e iy TG0 s e, 808708, HabkiNa—0ood to cholcs, 33@360 ; medium, MW@ 3003 conimon, 33@370. WOOD—Itaisiie dull and weak, We quote: Desck, labs, £0,00@0.50, $9.60; moplo, $9.80; hiokory, $10.50 delivered, = WOOL—Thera has beon 1o spectal change since our 1ast raview, We: n mills are buying wmoll lots to supply tholr imuodiate wanty, but from this there s little doing, The recoipts ara small and atocks Tow, Quotations are , WaALCd, Prime, ; Tub, waaliad, commion dmlm' fight. X % Fleco, wanliod, X & XX Floceo, washed, medium Coatas, Wohod . e. s, s Flécce, unwanhad, onra (0 moNIim, ... Fleacs, unwanlind, cosrne and dingy Tlooce, unwoshed, fino.... Buver and exira pullod TATLROAD FREIG] annoxed, Tor lar Tatew AbONE Bo: . -] 59 [am L g§§ H Chtcagote E 2 "§3 (B8 (RS Tioston...s e 50 | $1.00 N:qu'::l‘l o i 45 20145 Philadelphia, arrisburgh, .sud Daltlmoro, 40 80,40 50 40 8040 (] a0 6OJI5 40 wanes a6 a5 I ‘3o 35 Naw Gaslle, B Foighioni| 20 THE LIVE-STOCK MARKETS. OHICAGO, "TurypAY RvENING, Mrch 17, The recelpta of live atock during tho last weok liavo ‘boon as follows § Cattte, HMom, Sheep, Monday. 080 1m L08R Tueadsy. G0 17,500 2,600 Total...... 7,685 28,887 4,185 Shipmonts wero as follawa: ' - Cattle. Homs, Sheep, Mondy.ouiees 1,578 g 1,630 OATTLE—The caflo mnrket diaplayed ' loas aciivity to-dag, and the feeling was scarcoly s firm &% on yos= toriay, but thoro wera 1o sollers ut avy maloral “yo- duction from formor ratca and pricos may be conmd= #rod uncbauged. Thorecoipta wore pretty Hboral, but thero was only o small amount of stalo stook loft ‘over from yesforday, nud after the wanta of the difforent olasacs bad bren satisfied compatalively littlo romained wuwald. ‘Tiacre wara fowar choioe: catilo than were of- fozod yestorday ; consequontly th avorngo of ho day's nnion as sumowhat Jowor, most of tho trading having Leen accomplisiied within'tho ranga of §5,00@5.60, We noto unles ot $.60@4.T5 for common to extrs cows and poor to fairiah steors ; at $,70@4.66 for common to ood stockors ; at $4.76@5.40 for common to good ahip- 1ing beovon, ud at $5.60@0.46 for_choics fo’ extra do, “Tlio lutter prico was putd by L. 1), Doud for 51 hexd, svormglug 1403 s, Tho markot cloasd qulot - and sloady. QUOTATIONS, Extra Doeves—Qraded stcerz, uveraging1,400 ,550 Ibs, sesaeseds 10 $5.00@0.03 Oliofco Beovas—Fing, fat, well formed 3 ysar to & year old stecrs, ‘aversging 1,300 to 1,450 ba.... vreen .. 5.00@5,80 Gaod Nlooves—Wail-faitened, fiuely formed ateers, avoraging 1,200 to 1,350 1ts........ G,16@6.50 Mediuns Gendes—8icers in fair foah, avor- aging 1,130 10 1550 ..., ... AT5Q6,00 Butchors' Stock—Common and good to extra cowa, for cit avoraging 830 to 1,100 b5, Stock Cattio—Common catile, sioals, averaging 700 to 1,060 103, ... . Tnforior—Light and thin cows, stags, bulls, and scalawag steors, ... Onttlo—Texns. corn-fod.. Cattle—Texnn, wintered Noriit, Cattle—Texus, througti dro OATTLE sALES, 2,76@4.75 3,60@4.60 T8, -+ 2.00@3.50 4953478 3 16 fuir ploors. 11 goad steeri. 18 good uteers. 20 good steers, 11 good steera 16 cholco steers. 143 60 17 gaod steors, . 2206 54D 14 good steors. 130 6,35 16 chioles stae 3 603 6.0 5.0 5.8 17 good ntears 5.40 45 good steors 62K 14 cholco steers. 5,633 16 good sloora 35 16 extra atoers. . 600 33 good wteern. 540 B choice ston 5,50 61 good stecrs 5.0 66 good ateor 540 11 good sbeer: 540 31 goad steer: 525 16 chofca stea 5,00 30 chiolce stee: 5.3 16 good stoers, 515 85 choleo atovr,. 618 &4 good stoers 5.45 14 chiolce steers. ... 563 1 oxira sleers, . 045 16 oxtra stcers. | Ty 6,00 22.0OWA.. . . 3,50 HOGS—hia markel prosoutod the samp genorsl festures sa notod in_yosterduy's report, Tha supply Was 4o largely oxeessive that acllers wero at the morcy of buyers, and wo_Lisve to noto a furtlior depreciation of 25330c, Oue-half the number recelved would have proved suificient to supply the wants of buyers, some- whioro in tho noighiborliood of 8,000 head roinaining {n tho pens unsola_at tho close of trade, Closlng ulcs wero ot $1.5U@4.75 for poor to common ; ot $4,90R5.10 for medium, and at $3,20@5,50 for good to chofee, Some extra ssorted lofs foiched a higher figure, X, Slrahorn & Co, Obtaining $0.60 for a small bunch, but &ales nt over $3,60 wero oxcaedingly rare, The buik of tho sales woro effested ot $1.756@6.26. The murkoet closed woak, No, Av, Price)|No. 64 210 64 109 8 156 28 238 o 220 190 13 1 87 190 30 180 80 260 ok 170 70 103 65 103 48 100 65 18L 119 3 5.30] 59° 163 SHEEP—Wero nctive and firm, with sales at $1.76@ 796 for commion to faucy,~—chiofly ot $3.60@7.00 for modium to choice, : BUFFALO, Bourrato, March 17.—CATrLE—Teccipts, 969; tolal for tha week, 2,873, The market was active at o ad- ‘vince over lust week ou good, uud 3 @410 ou common {0 medium, Thore was @ very full attendsuco of buy- ora from evory seotion, Surer AND Lasps—Rocelpte, 4007 fotal for tho weok, 2,000, Prices wore abou tho #ime as last ek, Iioos—Ioeoipts, 6003 fotal for tho wesk, 8400, agolust 10,300 for the saiue time Lt week, Tlio Mar- Kot wos windorately active st o sifght decline. Yorke ors, $5.60@6.75 3 heavy lioge, $5.750.90. 'WATERTOWN, MASS. g WatEnTOWS, Maes,, Mareh 17, 8 a liitlo batter fecllny \—DBEer-OATTLE—Re- prices approach 170 advance, Sales of ehoice, £0.60@10.00; oxtrs, $8.50(3 0,003 first-qualily, $7.50@8,26; wecond, $0,00@7,25; titird, $5.00@8,50, ! Bitkr AnD Lafsne-Ticeipis, what increased over last weols ; lote, $3,60(5,00 each 2,007; supply some= ‘prices fiem, Sheep, in 3tr, $5.5087.50, FLOSEF AT MARKETS BY TELEGRAPI, ¥ Ioretsm Markets. Livenroor, March 17—11 a, ‘Jour, 278 Gd@283 6d. Wheat—Winter, 126@128 6d; spring, 118 4d@13s 3 white, 124 5d(3123 84 ; club, 12 0d@13s. Corn, $8s 0@ 40, Purk, 618 0d, Lurd, 43 9d. Itocolpts of whent 1ast three daya, 33,000 qus, 27,000 being American, TLiveryooL, Murch If {l. —8pring, 118 2d @128; white, 12 41@128 62 ; club, 123 04@138, . Pork, 23, Test unchanged. Tivenroor, March 17,—Cotton firmer: middling uplands, 80 ; middiing Orienus, 84z@HY U, Sales, 16,000 \5:;‘1&;- mericar, 8,800 bules ; spoculation and oxport, ol " ¥arns and fabrics t Banchostor quict and firm, readatuffe—Dull; - average Califorula Whilo wheat, 1240@1286d ; club do, 128 8d@188; red Western Wpring, 118 @126, Provialons—Bect, 80s, Mess TLong clear widdlcs, 41u 0d ; sbort do, 428 G4, Others unchanged, )‘m‘k, 023, Bacon— rl Tonbox, March 17—5 p, m.—Oonsols for money, 02@924% ; on_account, 031/@93X ; United Btates so- curitlea—5-208 of ‘05, 100} ; '07, 100 ; 10-40y, T033¢; now Bs, 1042, Now® York Ceitral, 00 } ‘Erle, 93¢ 1 Erlo prefurred, 5, allow, 368, Tanis, Barch 17.—Rontes, 50f 230, Faanivout, Match 17,—6-203, U854, Thio Waol Trade. TurzapeLen, areh 17.—Wool in f aud scarco, Obfo, Ponnayivauls, and Weat Qouble extra uud sbove, SO@BTH0; exirs, GiGIG0 wmedium, 65@57c; coarso, 45@30Us Now York, Wleh n, Indtuui, aud Wostorh fine, 0U@800; moilium, 66 501 coursy, LI@S00T comblug washd, 03%@100; combing unwashed, )&m:x 3 Ounadu comblug, 6@ wanhied, juto § -wislies 03 exlra Morlno yulled, 45@500, S New York Dry.Giands Market, Nxw Youu, March 17,—There wus & slow trade movement wih commbislon ousos to-dsy, snd inllllmfl branches wore ouly moderately sctive, Oote Lon yoods coutinue uusottled, and some makes weuk | blue, groen, sud padded ground' prints and percates sollvo; wofated snd cotloi dross goeds In sigaiy ro- quost; shawle noving fairly fu moderate qusutitios; fancy camsimores, worsted coatiuge, aud Eeatucky Joans quiot, : demand, Virginla The Froduce Markets. NIW YOIK. New Yonx, Maroh 17.~00r70N~1Iu Increased de- maud and higher; middlng opland, 10}o} futures olosod stondys aalos 20,400 by April, 16 93-20 Lid § Ba) e July, 17 3-020, Mareh, Bay, 103(@10 9-320 § June, 10 BreApgTUrFa~-Tlour in limitod domand snd Tawer ¢ 15360 14 rocolpta, 17,000 brin; suporfine Weslorn aud Btate, $5.03@0.00 common'to gond, $6.95:a063; good ta cholce, $0,60¢26,706 + whito wheat extrn, J0@7.20 ¢ extra Olio, $6.50G7.60; 8t. Louln, 40, 00 1 flourand corn moal uncliangod, 40.00611.00 vt ‘Wheat §; {t ‘mand nud Tower ; rcolpin, 1400 m"f'xva’f i "&‘u?&}l’: 841 $149@1,60 ; do Milwanlies, $1.62@L¢ ungraded 1o and Minnesota apring, $1.4021,51, Rye, {l‘ y Tmalt nachangod. Geris QUi apd 1n bayes favort roceints, B3,000 bu ; vow Wostern mized, BI@6720; o0 do, 83@000, Daty dult ond doiialog e Wostar, 61@030 ; while Western, 03G04, Tax s Tops-Unchangell, i nooeniEA—Coffeo nufet, Sngar Molassen and flwm’m.fiunm\& mrigaks xed iy, RTROLRUM~-Fasler; crude, 6703 spol s Apll, 150, %163e0%" el iy TunviNTINE—Firm, st 49%c, flg:—'léuvy' \gcnt‘nfl:‘, 183190, | 1s1onA—TDorlc atendy; new mees, $16,00, apot June, $10.35, ool sncouiol. HEHTAAE I aud hort claar, 9XC. Lird Moavy;. prime stesm 1UTTER AND CstERAR—Unchonged Wiisy—Steady at 07e, v MILWAUREE, MILwAURRE, March 17, — BRyADETOFFn = Flout steady, Wheat sleady and in moderato demand 3 No, 1 Milwauken, $1.373¢ : No.2do, $1.217 ; seller A pril, L2 1 nollor Muy, $1.9017, ' Gata steady and. te moderalo demand ; No. 3, fresh, 4do. Corn stoady aud i moderato demanid s, No, 3 mixed, freah, 006, Riyo scarce aud firm ; No, 1,800, Daley dull 3 No, Bpring,7$1,03 : No. 3'do, $1.60. s doiio TProtistons~dlesa nork, $14.62; prim8 do at $126, Bweet pickled hamk, 01¢@10}e. Dry alted sloulders, 5)c, looso 3 bozed iufddios, 8@8)ge, . Lard unchanged, sokIPTA—Flonr, 5,000 brls ; shcat, 33,000 bil, SiapEze—Tlot, 4000 is whoid, 048 i, DU, ‘Toreo, March 17,—Diravsrurre—Flour dall and unclianged, Whaat dull sud o shado lowor; No,3 whito Wabash, $1.463 ; No. 1 whita Michign, $1.67 No. 2 d do, §1.03; amboer Michiga; lo, $1.44; extra do, $1.40 5 seller April, $1,48; solter Ma; 31597 Xo. 1 xod, $1.53; No. 9 do, and s shade lowe: iy 1,562 ; doJuno, 1,43, t‘nmt\\x‘ ighmixed, Goies soller April, G0jo; meller May, 0803 do June, Gige; now, miful Toiv-mixed, 630 now, 04%c; no grady, G 0as dull anit nominnl, Qroven Brkp—25.07%, Tloriess—Tlour, nono; wheat, 2,000 bu; corn, 4,000 bu 5 oats, 833 bu, BurraeNTs—Flour, 300 bria; whoat, 2,000 buj corn, 4000 bu; oats, 5,000 bu. " OINGINNATL. CrvommATE, March 17,—CorsoN—Firm and in faly demand ot 163 ¢e, BnrapaTusEs—Tlour quict and nochanged, Wheat' quiotsud fem ot 8145, Carn steady and In tnoderate fomund ot 03@08c, Oats steads and tn mAdorate do- niAnd &t BI@ESe, Tiyo mtondy and in modorate demand 0t $1.02, Barley dull snd unchanged, g Ort.a—Unchanged, Buaos—Flrm and in folr domand at e, Burrrn—TFasior, Citrsan—Searco nd firm, i ProviaroNs—Porl quiot and firm ; hold at $16.13; 16,95, Lard quict ond sfeady ; atoam, a;;c’!..mé‘&% buyer March ; Lattle, 0c, Bulk monts’ quiot and £rm 3 shouldors, 55@530; clear rib, Ti o Bacon quiet and firm ; shioulders, G @8¥c; clear, 0c, Winkiy—Strong at 90c, PUILADELPHIA, PrICADELeNI, March 17,~Baranerurrs — Flom qulet, wenk, aud unchangod, Wheat firmer; red, $L.00G1,6 ; ambor, SLIVGLTA; white, $1.80, ‘Liso, Uiilc. fim‘ lower ; yollow, 8lc, Oats quiot and une chinnged. 740 clear, 8o, 7 olear L, 8% PEenoLRuM—~Crudo nominelat 1030 ; rofind, 145, Winisuy—e. BALTIMORE, Datrvons, March 17.—-Binmansrorra—TFlonr stendy ; Wentorn auporline, $.73@6.80; extrn, $0.00@ 050; forally. $1.23@R.95, Wheat quist amil *0rm choito white, $1.80@1 5 fate 40 primo, $1L.KGLIE Weatorn spring, $1.45@1.60, Corm, mizxed Wosern nominal at Bde.’ Oata i good demahd ; Wostors, 663 60c. Ryo dull at D@0, o TnovistoNs—Tork quiot and unchangad. minul, ~Nomiual at 21@253¢c. BUFYA! urraro, N, Y., March 17, B Ing, 1—Whent dull; sl $1.45 A ivaukos. el AS@14T for No, 3 Milwaukes club; bold'at §1,42. ~ Corn dull ; eales § cars nuw at 1763 o track, Oata dull and nominal at 3ic for No, 2. Bye nominally $1,60@1.05, without biiyors, 'DETROLT. Dernorr, Mich,, March 1T.—Brespsrorra—Flonr aquict and wnehanged. Wheat Quil and n shade lower s oxtra, $1,60; No, 1, §1,53, Corn duli and lower at E&%‘"r yollow, Oata in good dQomund st full pricca ™ NEW ORLEANS, Nzw, ORLEANS, March 17, — POvIstons — Bacon firuer al 75 @95 @9Ne. Sgaan—Dull; falr to fully fair, 1@7)e; primo, 83@8)¢o; cholce, Yc. MorLAsyEs—Tr Wasgy—Dul Othiers unchanged. CorroN—Deinnud actiyo; safes, 5,70 balex ; 3¢@}ce dearer; good ordinary to strict good ordinary, 135 @M 3/e; Tow midaling to strict low middling, 143 @18Xc; middling to atrict middling, 162 @164c¢: good middifile, 17c, Recaipts, 4,603 bales, Ex v @reat Lrliadn, 9,704 bales, Btack, 271,43 i, 176,606 bales, i ONETART—Gold, T113¢, _Sterling, $5.40@6A1X. LOUIGHILLE, g ol LouisviLLy, Mareh 17.—~CottdN—Qufel at 15K, DuranATUPFa—Flour quict snd unchanged. . 1 ProvisioNs—Tirm ; pork, $L: Bulk aboulders, 30 elear rib, B ; cloar, B¢e, Bacon shoulders, 63(c; cigar’ rih clear, 9450, Lard—Tieree, 9c, MEMEHIS. Mrrnts, Tonn, Mareh 17,—CotroN—~Firmer; mide 1514¢s Tecolpts, 1,116 Lulea shipmeuts, +_rimo to cholce, TA@T6Ye; ‘Loulsiana, 950} Oincinnati, $1.00, ris bales; £ BueAbsTurFa—Flonr dull snd nominal, Corn meal ull ul§3.50. Corn dull sud a shade lower at 76@70c. Oats dull und nominal, Buaw—gamlor at 2100 owidsiis i PROVINTUNR~—Liacon firmer; Bho! 3 sldes, 0@03c. oo 101604 BT, LOUIS, £, Louws, Murch 17.—CorfoN—Steady for best grades; middling, 153 . Busosrurra—itlour quiet and wesk, Wheat, spring ingood dvmand and_firm; No; 23433 " Whnler flav and lower to soll; No, Jred offered nf $1.40; No. 2 50ld at $,60, Oorn'dull aud unsutiled ; No; § mixed o, wast frack, Ont dull, wnseldird, sud lower: Ko, 8, 46@4T¢, cast tracks, ' Burley dull nnd lower| ouly Amall satiplo lots sold. Rysdull at 90c, Winnr—Lower at 02 TROVIsIONS—Dor): firm at #16,25@16,60, Dulk mentt rm but quiot ; sales cloor rib And clearer, 13 days i salt, at Tigo 5 cloar side, by first half May, 8%e, Bas cou’ searco and bigh ; shoulders, To; #ib, 953 clear, 962, Lard quio wnd unclauged. Toas—Activo and Lighor 3 light, $4,50@4.15; bosvy, $5.00@06.750 3 recelpts, 1, OhrriE~Searce and colpts, 101, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK TO CARDIFE, ThoSouth Walos Atlantlo Stoamubip Yompany's Now First-class, lull-powerod, Clydo-buily Stoamships will &l from Ponusylvanin Rallroad Wiinrf, Jorsoy Ciiy: s prices unchanged ; o DILTA.. ‘eb, 7. GLAMOURGAN.. aroli 31, | ANDS, Garrying iooils mud paseengers ab theough rates from il pacis o 1o United Hintes nnd Canaity (o unvts iu tho Bristol Olisunel, and nll othor points In Eagland, Fhose stenmsiips, huilt esproasly for tio tiaus, aro pro= widnd with 3l the latest improvewsonia for the comfortaud OO RAGHK PASSESGRRS, UABIN AND STREFRA *ASSENGRRS, Tt Cabin, 370 sud €0 ourronoy; ~ Socoud Cabla, 815 eurroucy, Stéorayo, Gurran e Stcars o SoCITCRLES frodh GATAIT, usssensers Bn Drafts jor £1 and vpwards. For fnrthior particulars, annly in CardIf, at the Coun- pany's Oflicas, No. 1 Dock Olisitihors, aad in New Yorkta KROUTBALD BAXTER & €0,y dgons, No. 17 rsdivar. STATE LINE. Bfaamatiipe—Sinia of Ponneslvanis; Stato of Tanistana g BIAto 0f DINNOBILS S Bia(o 0 ATDAIR: Stato ol Virgn Htato of Ucorgin: State of Fluda (bulidhyn; stats i of: Novadn' (ullding). ol o 1k orpool, Loniondorey, 0. stata af Virdnis mia 3day, Aarch 10; Stata of Alabana saite Saturdy Mareh 31578t of Founiylvania 2ails Saosiny, Aprl e Hrom Ve 4, Narth Teivak, N Vs AVookly Snilings st Summer. 8% gold: Btoeran, Rates of paskage: Chbin, '$50 au ourrouoy: prepald, $33 durroncy, Dratt For (urlhior par ] oulay ly to Al VIN & o e a0 LR R BALUWIN S J.Es EAJCLE, Gowl Wast'n A't. 8 Olazkeat, Obloago, of t lowons 1 1. GUION LINE. FIRST-OLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS, Betwoen NEW YORK and LIVERFOOL, calling ot Queenstown, Carrying the United States Mail, SAFETY AND COMFORT. ¥ Passengors hooked to and from the principal Ene ropean purta at lawost rafes. irafts and Lettars of Orodit fasued on leadiug Banks aud Bankors throughout Kurapo, HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., FIFTEL-AV- ANCHOR LINE, k I3 Now York toall parts nf Great Ihiit. e LR N PBIBS h Sriznaok Trom 8130, U, rundy. igh drafia at oA e ‘Compnay's Gttoue, N. L. o ety , hionn, 1N DISIS0N BROTHURS, Agout NATIONAL LINE, NOTIOK~Thin Company takes the risk of lasrancs (g to bt 0ufln gold) un cach uf 1ts setiers, thua ngors the bost nossible guarantce fur salely au tice of danger a4 20a, )1 T —— an ' 3 e Now, 4¢ aud 4%, Nocih Tiiver » Now Yarke = o nost. soutlier] patn Lur London dicoct AT § _'\vldnm-y‘f ‘ixlmll;:s. sl m u Puskxe, 570, SK0, and & . k- 2t W30 lsgoneys U TroueY Tiotarn tiokots at roduced rater. Passougers booked 1o or.from Gennanand Seandlus n poiul low ratos, hio Moamalipet thia ligs rethe lras II(!II-IM-: Drattaon Great frkat ruland, and toa Coutlusat, ab o rilioast corude Glak aud Rantoy Shorman Houwo), Uhlcago, W, Qenursl Woatern' Agoat, |