Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1875, Page 6

MONEY AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL, « ‘There have been no new features of smportance in {ho financial business of the paat week, The prospecta for tha epring trade, an they have shown thormselyes at the banks, are favorable,- The wholesale dealers have not yet seen more than a frac- tlon of the country buyers whom they expect, ani {hote who have begun ta purchaes do so sparingly, ‘The {nd{catfone arc, however, for an improvement over the trado of last season, wiiich wna good, Some new paper begins to make ita appearance—qro- cery paper, lumber paper, and that of other apring Dbuyorre—Dut a4 yet the demand for losns has wot been greatly affected by this catizo, ‘Tho Anancial aittation during the moat of Inet week wan, in fact, decldedly Aull, in marked contrast with the preceding woek, when the detnand for loans was abarp. Rates of discount at (he banks continue at 8@ 10 per cont, Onthostreot, there fe a Iullin business, Mates aro 7@18 per cent, New York exchange closed st 25G30e premiam be- Aween banks for 41,000, ‘The clearings Saturday wero $314t,(72.183 for the werk: {hey wero $20,078,878,75, aut the halances $1,823,055.19, The figuros for the corresponding week of last year were $16,079,132,90, and £1,730,138,72, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Al, | Asked, United States ba of *41, United States 5-208 of vite Ktates 520m of ' nited Staten {200 of i 19g 1 ui Sig nlled States currency 62 eer Gold wan alls. Now York merchants who have to Lorrow are writhing undor the rater demauiled by the gali ring, which have keen as high as 2; per doy. Tuere line peeu talk of relieving tho market by inyparting goid from England, but beforo such move~ ment could co cousnmmated the trouble would be over. The only real roilef ia that wggested by tho New York Datly Budletin—n reduotion of the “ short” interest. . ‘The stock of gold tn the market seems to ba abso- lnteiy in the Lands of the speculators, and the dcter- mination of the Government to call most of the #10,- 000,CO! for tha sinking {nnd in coupon bonds takea away the Lops of much sid from that quarter, The Canadian bavks ato londing $3,009,000—sbout sa much us they can contro! at present. The volumoof cojn in the market is somowhat roducod by the action of tho tanta in refaring, for thelr own protection, to certify checks against the deponit of certified checks, and re- quiring thst the coin or gold certificates shall bo on deposit at the fine, Hnt no fanit can be fonnd with this regulatlon, which Ja obviously necessary, and relaxation of the rule In any fustance would be highly ropreben- sible, It te calculated that the actual basis fur business and apceulation is reduced by thera meana to about $10,- 040,00, on which trade to tho extent of about $30,009,- 009 J dono in the market daily, Thore i# therefore no dificully In sevounting for -the statement which {a madein the market that thery 1a no gold to be hod, ‘The £120,000 drawn from the Bank of Ragland ts now raid to bo Intended for Canada, FOREIGN KXCHANGT, Sterling exchange was 4820495; cahla transfers, Londou, 4853 3 Paria, GIR. Other ratea of foruigu exchange are quoted Paris (franca)... Germany (rich elgitun (francs Rwitteriand (franse) Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. 7s 1g ‘Austria Wapcr Horing), ees. 2 4g ITT AND COUNTY hoxDs, Bond, . Anke Phicazo City 7 ck, bond set t¢ & int. ig & int. Chicago City Fp ct. rewerage, [WL 4g wnt, y 7 pet, water loan 235 a futs City 7 Pct. cortitiates tity 6 wet, certificates int} .. minty 7 wets bonds,... 10; te iuts(1ehy & Int, vt. Dona } es” alot, Sefman National Bank. Horn Exchange Natioual Unk fity National Bank, torso National Bani National Usnk of Miinoin oe Uinols Truatand Savings Bauk... National Dank of Commence. Merchanta’ Savings, L, & T. Ca, Uuton National Baul Unton Htock-Yard, MISCELLANEOUS. r be 10) WEtersevee 103 150], .s00 00 Tink, [asked, 30 | 140 15 20 33 125 cargo Gaslight and Coke Gompany. 95 [iso Chicago & Northiweetorn gold boads Bug; By Palluan Pulace Car Company Og" Obs é LATEST. Ereelat Dispatch fo The Chfeage Tritune, New Yous, March 13,—Btocka were dull from early in tho dz¥, with Northwestern, Union Pacific, Western Union, and Pacifio Mail as the features, During the afternoon the market atlll continued dull, and price went off under the infueuco of an unfavorable bank stotcment and the report of s large failure in London, Governinenta were meady, Gold opened at 1153, then fell off to11474, and after. ‘warila went wpto 11545, The causes are given above for the decline iu atocks, The loaning rates ranged from tat to 1-10, Money in good supply at 1@2@4 per cent, Rtorling exchange was strong for prime; nominal rates wote 482% 48K, ‘The bank statomont is ogain unfavorable, and slows A docrease in the surplus rescrra, LTo tie Anociated Pres,} New Youx, March 13,—Mouoy cloved at 222% per tent on call; prime mercantile paper 1a 5327, A telogram from London, announcing the failure of Youn G, Inthura, crested very Uitle tatk in Noanclal elrelex, as mos of the foreign tankers bad privatead- “vices of the fullure some days ago, The firm formerly had connectious on this wide, but for some months no Uille of any amouut have Leen drawn, and henco the tosses on tis side, {fany, are small, Sterling exchange strong for prime; the nominst rates are 4H2 yi A30s¢, Gold opened at 11534, declined ta 1147;, roae to 11635, and closed at 1153, Thu rates pad for borrow- Jug Were 1-C4 to 1-16 per cent per diem, 1 to 4 per cent perannum, and flat, Thocloring rate was at 1.2, Cleariuga, $70,0-0,000, The Assistant Treasurer dis- Vureed to-day $205,(00, and received for customs 080, Importa the past week of general mer- chandlae, including dry yoods, $7,229,458 ; produce esperta, $3,242,000, Bpecie whiprentn, $304,270, Goverements dull aud strong, OF {lo $31,000,000 5-20 ‘bende called, $908,800 wero prerentod aut pald, of which $:37,000 wera registered, Upto noon to-day $-0,009 reglatercd Maye Leou presuuted, aud $50.0 coupan, State bonds dull, and prices nominal, Haflroad bonds dull and ateady, In the Jate deatings sclic lasues woro exceptionally atruug, Blocks dull and fri carly in the day, with North. wentera, Union Paclic, Woatera Untou, aud Pucifle Mail aw tho features, During the afternoon the market continued duli, aud prices went off, but tu tho closlug dealings it waa strong, and the final salos were at or near the hiylcat prices af tha day, Union Vactfic rosa 1048, the highest polut. After Union Puclic, Weat- ern Union, Psciflo Mall, Northweatern, aud Qhiloa were next in point of intercat, ‘Tho sales aggregated (20,000 wheres, of which 5,000 wera Erte, 10,000 Lake Hburo, 13,000 Northwestern, 7,000 Rock Ialand, 15,v00 Vaciic Mall, 9,000 Ollos, 41,000 Western Union, and $36,000 Tutor Pacith ‘The weekly bauk statement is aa followa: Losna, de- crease, $4,059,4.0; specie, decroste, $3,229,200; legal tendcrw, lucreare, $1,143,000; deposits, decrease, §0,~ circulation, decreass, $181, wreG50, $3,895,775, GovenNMENT BONDS, Coupons, “81, Ponpotiny "Gi san r Coupons, now, BTATE Powys, : Missourla ,... Virgitsiam, Olde os sees 033 ‘Tonneences, 0! toe |X. Carolus, ola, "Tenuessees, ni cry N, Curolings, new, Virginiag, now... Canton, ‘bt Paul oy we 4 | St. Paul ba 4 Yaborh wag Aslama Exp: Wubash ” Weile-Furgo,, Bx | Ft, Wayne., 8 GSS | Terre aut a ‘Terre Haute pid 23 Chicage & Altun....,100 Alton pld 0°15. Oblo & Missiealpid « uve, Cin, & Ool,,. U3} Cu, Bur, & Quivcy,10F Lako Bhore, 1335, Indiana Centra! Hlinois Cuntral. Union Pac, stock, " THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Rock Talandl, Jos%s | Central Pac, slowk, «B11 4 ao t No dereeyC OM | ely Lacks & Weseslll fg ae Ea call COMMERCIAL. ‘The following wern tho receipta and slipmenta of the loading srticies of produce tn this city during the Awenly-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Sxturday morning, and for the correspanding date one year ag ‘SmIPMENT! RECKIETS, 1875, | aa 1878, | et Flone, vrls, W670, 7,622 best, buy, 69,07] 20,660 83,¢a%) 94,813 20,710] 21,240 Lay 4 A Broo:n-corn, Ibs,, Cured meats, fon, ‘Tallow, Ibe, Butter, Ite Dreswed ho; aio ent Tigirelnes; bil ma a wines, Dele, 2 Wool) Mast S00] 36 F000 Potatoes, bus....{ GUS} AA. Tumors No, fect.) 198,009} 244,000) Bliingler, No...«.11,170,00012, 295,000 Gath, Now. | 40,600) Halt, bri 24 120 hina the following, withoue comparison “Koni of produce. Poultry, 18,04. Loullry, covps EYES, DKGU se Dried fruit, Ba Beans, bit... ilay, to Haya, Wt Fit, pky breadstufa and lite stock at {bls point during the past week, and for tho cotresponding weeks ending os dated: ’ pitch 13, Marek A ich 1h 17, Recetptom 133s, | 1833, | Flour, beh ; [54,201 Wheat, bu Way SOW oc09 6,705 43,6%3) Ba,b72 Uyad 507 93.610; 45,007 BKe0) 23,018 flonr, wheat, and corn from New York duriuy the past week and tho week previous: “phe following were the cxporte of Tt." Preov’e Toast week, | eek, 17,430] 13,700 Wheat, bu, 385,025] 420,715 Corn, bust... af 131,13] 811,000 Withdrawn from store for city ccnstimption, 2,C00 bit wheat, ¢,810 bu corm, 1,381 bu oate, 075 bu rye, 503 ‘pu Darley, ‘Tho following grain was inepected into store on Rat- urday morn:ng: ¥cars No, 1 spring wheat, 81 cars No. 2do, 17 cara Na, Ido, 4 cara rejected do, 1 car unmercbantable do (iIL wheat) ; 3 cars yellow corn, 18 cars Ligh mixed do, 70 cara No, 2 do, 73 cara rejected. do (170 corn); 1 car No, 1 oata, 7 cars No, 2 do, J car ‘merchantable do (9 oats) ; n0 rye; 7 cars No, 2 bare loy, 4 cars No.3 do, 1 car rejected do (12 barloy). Total, S02 cirg, or 124,600 bu, Innpected out, 17,237 Lu wheat, 4,919 bu corn, 1,929 br oats, 1,103 bu rre, 4,6°2 bu barley, ‘The lexding produce markets woro active and stronger on Saturday, though the business transacted was very largely on speculative account, As was tho caso on Friday, wheat anc provitions wera the promi. nent articles dealt In, and in these two markets frm- Dea Was sniort marked. On Mondsy atJo'clock p,m, there will bea meet. ing of the full Board inthe “Open Duard ” roome, for the consideration of the proposed now rules, Jobn T, Raymond, the actor, was on ‘Change Batur- day. ‘The pleansnt weather of the prat fow days bas brought ut vecsel egents and owners from thetr winter quartors, « feir ropresontation being on ’Chang> Saturday, ‘The schooner Windlote was reported choriered for whe2t to Port Colborne st 5c, There was further noticeable improvement in the demand for domestic dry-qoods, ana tho general tendency of prices 1s to advauce, This fe notably fhe caso with prints, Lieached aud brown coltons, ticks, deurms, glaghame, and hosters. Stocks aro now complete, both as regards alzo and general assort- ment, and our jobbera Jook forward toa prosperous spring trade. The grocery mstket presented no new features of spociat importance, Business now abows & aleady aud satisfactory incrcase, and prices of moat Inca are hardening, Coffecs, tt 1s thought, have about reached their lowest polnt, and buyers are taking hold wit more confidence, Rice is cheap, sud bids fair to gohtgher, Sugara, airupe, and molasecs are also held, at strong prices, Spices, starch, candles, and soap rule comparatively steady, Tos aro doing better than. of late, but are not yet as active ns could be desired, ‘The butter market continues dull and drooping for anything not grading as choice, and, indoed, prices of the beat grades are lesa firmly held shane week ago, Cheeso ie in Ught supply, and remains firm, No changes were developod in the fia, dried fruit, and canued-goode markets, Coal, wood, pig- {rod, and bagging remain qtlet, The demand for lumber {a {improving dally, aod the mar- ket {s steady and firm for many desirable grades, which are in moderate aupply, ‘The demand for drugs ie improving. Opium sud chloroform were higher, otherwise prices remain as heretofore, Iron was firm, owing to the light stocks in manufacturers’ hands, and In fafr order request, Beeds were quiet, exoopt tim- othy, Which met witha better inquiry at the current prices, Wool, hops, hay, hides, aud broom-corn wero unchanged, Potatoes declined under liberal roceipta, and sold freely at (he reduction. Poultry in good condition waa in fair Jocal request and steady, Eggs ‘were caster, ‘THE NEW RULES. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune? 8 Asamember of the Committee appointed to revise tha rujoa of the Board of Irade, I have been in- terealed, amused, and emazed in reading the discus- salons and comments upon the report of the Commit. teas they have appeared in ‘fine Tntnuns, particue larly the comments upon the proposed rules affecting tho rights of buyers of property, Whilut certain Tiembere object to the liberality of the privileges al- lowed purchuscra, it aeema thero are others who thiuk purchasers ore not sutticiently protected, On refers ence to the report of the Committoe, It will be found that the proposed rules provide that, in cane property. bought Ja not delivercd aa coulracted, ho purchaser may exere so one of thro rights, Mo may (1) consider tho contract forfeited, (2) demand nectticment of tho contract, on the basis uf tho aver- age murket valuv of the property on the day of matu- of the contract, or (3) hu may purchase the prop- ty on the market for account of the aviloe batoro L o'clock of the next burloves day, what moro Now, ean tho purchaser desire? The common taw will not give him more than 13 provided above, but the pro- posed rulea yo further, and provide thatthe buyor inay call upon the sellor for nisrzins that will instre the falllinent of tho contract, or for the paywent of jurt damages for non-fulfillinent, The difference betwen the proposed rules and thove now ta forco 1s that Under tho latler the aellcr can manipulate and sell down tho market far below the legitimate worth of to praperty ou the dyy of tuaturity of contracts #0 aa to 1nuko a low average market aud thin avoud payment of duet deruages upou defaulted contracts; whereas the propowod rules iuske 11 ucumbent upou tho Comnilt- teu of Arbitration tn their calculations arriving at an avernge market to discard such farce of Qctiticus yalee, or in other words the Comuittes must construe tho rulce as intended to secure justics and equality in trade, and their deci. ‘sons must be iu conformity with the laws of the land, From thiw it would sevus that those who dud fault with the proposed rules, fur the allegod reason that ‘buyers are net protected, want the privilege of dictat~ Jug their own terme of settlement of contract, in leu of buying the property in for account of soller or uf accepting Just aud reusountl gos, as tho law of the land cutitle them to, It may however, that the fault-Audors sre those who wish the rules x0 changed that they, a8 buyers, will always be guaran. feed 4 profit on thelr purchases, and who thinks party selling for futuro delivery has uo rights that a buyer, or tha Gommuttce of Arbitration, or the Board of ‘Trade, ia bound to respect, Hut, really, Lda not bse Nuvu that even Warpale, Whoever he is, Uare advocate such a doctrine, ou, PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were agsin quite active, and prices were higher throughout the list, ‘The protal- kent operators seowod ausious to buy, and bid prices uy; this unnerved the sorta, and caused them to feel arsious about thelr unGlled deals, while atuers, wuo uaye been on the bear side for some timo back, ex- presacd & belicf that “atum was goiug up," heuce they wanted some at prosent figures, Tne liberal vance durlug tho Iszt fow days is due largely to spocu- lative mauipulation, this latter Letng alded by the smaller recelpty aud coniparstively Ligh prices for hogé, while the fact that there wag uot ag much pro- duct made in the West during the scasou just closod causa some to bellive that the supply for the noxt elght monthe will fall ehort of the demand, heno | 0.00% oll, castor, gsl, 81,5081. ia m aoe 2 Ib, $3.2028 ek, rrices must rule Ligh, The eh{pments continue It | $1,054 5,00 eral, both to fares and dumertic markets, Meer Ponu—Wae activo aud advanced Se per br from Friday evening's closing, though waa only Lid I8e higher than at the close of Change, There wana very good specitistive deniand, both from the shorts Ind thorn wha thaagat Ito Investment, while the more promlasut holilers were (apparently) more dis fore te buy thin fo acti, Cash property waa gener- ally held at (ie eame anacller Apeil, Seles wers feporteid of 1,000 bria ecllor the month at $18,B0818.8>: 6,210 bets, eciler April, at $14,78@18.03 2 7,000 brie, feiler My, at $10-06019.20 5 3,609 rls, nellet” June, at 1» $150-21,73 5 root nal epaom, fb, 2404 1.10; soap, Cantite, ge cet xangatras bark wore lowered early te FISH~Trada waa bri, $6,4°9,05; No. 2 Suan ie Most shore Hi be Que, 'GOS8—The offerings were o litle larger, aud prices We repeat our catotations: Na. MONDAY.” MARCH 15, 1875. ee aent to conntey ahit-pars tuforming them of the pros. pective heavy recoil ita for Monday and Tuesday, and advining the withhs ting of ahipmonte fora day or two, until Sterling\s unexpected contritistion whall have been dinposed of Saturday waa a fale) active day to this branch of the markat, shippers, fevders, att local butchers alt tak- ing bold with mora or tow freatom. In price no de- cided changes were nowed, and the market may he quoted ar cloning steddy for all grades, Aalea were privelpally nt $1,:504,2) for ordinary 9 gooil stark- ers, ot $3,50@ 1,75 for commen tu guad ‘butchers’ atuif, and at $5,00u96.0) for ships ug steers, QUOTATIONS, lemon, Sander. Hae Me} polars pit, 02, $2 “sliver, nit. cryat Th, ly celde me, ported fale at steady rater, 1 whitellah, y do, $1,000,153 No, I trout, mackerel, new, «bri, §.00 e148; and 250 brix, xeller July, ot $19.05, Tox | 9255 1 W.7607,00; No. muacker:l, | Extra Deeves—Graded steers, weighing 1,400 seca bela. “The market closed. Sem se £18,0528 Te ghon@ Lavy tamlly tmackerel, “34-brl, $3.50e 550 [ba a eves es $6,508 7,00 14.00 for cash or scller the month; $18,05@187% for 3 No. 2 whore’ kite, $1,161,804 ‘Uank’ codish, | Choice Deerea—Fine, fat, wil formed 3 year Apt, $19.20419,% for Mag, $19,40¢19,50 for ‘Tune, KaG,l0% Ceorge’s codfish, $1506.75; Labrador to 5 yeor wo!yhing 1,230 ta .. and $19.78 for Iniy, ng, mpl, re, $8.30 00.005 do M-brh $11,805 | 1,450 DA..0.6- seeteserserereses GTOAONS Uther deaceiptions of pork were quiet and firm at | Tabrador herting, round, bl, ¥7,5043.005 do, 4-brl, | Qood Boever—Wall-fattened, Ainoly formea £19.60 for cloar, $17.25 for family niene, $1U.21@19.80 | $1.00a1,25 poaldad herring: pee bor, fasta | Colum: | . steers, welnhiug 1130 to 15100 Rs. 5,935.65 for prime taeea, and $13,23.a18,50 for extra prine do, | bla luver ealmon, ¥-brl, £9,50a9,18 ; ocean trout, 2 | Meiliunt Grades—Sleera in fait Aosb, Welgli- ‘Lanp—Was In active tequo:t, both for present aid | doz and 4 doz por cian, 21,50, ng 1,109 tu 1,250 Tha... 4.78@5,00 futare dellvery, and prices were stronger and 1c per FRUITS AND NUTS—Tho altuation of the truft | Dutchora’ Stock—Poor to g 100 the higher, under relatively light ertering except St fitll furem, Baler were reportat bf 2.100 fea rash wt $UL6.2 11.6234 5 10,250 tea soller April at $11,533¢ 413,63} 2,100 tea roller May At $13,71!¢1813,85; 1,000 tea seller Inne at $1:,98014,00; and 230 tes seller July at $14.10, Total, 16,500 The market closed Brin at $19,00Q19.125¢ for cash; $19,623, (913,65 for ‘Aprils $13.8) for Mays $14.00 for June; and sid,t5@ 14.174 for Iniy, Meats—Continne in good demand, and a further wlvance of nearly 40 ver tb, the offerings being labt except at thie apprecistion, while full yesterday's market wae esnentially u demand for domestics, a loading deseriptionn of f French prunes, keam, 125 raining, yee Sia a3¢e 3 Zan! Psckut Meth, I lemon’ peel, halven, ake} do Squros wore bid for large lots for future, Tho | @cz blackberries, 10% buoyancy in pork and lard, coupled with Iib- | pitted’ cherrler, skueccdc, eral etipment of meate and diminishing stocks Imouda, Tarragona, 22 nid tended to strength, ‘The reparted antes were 21,- | Grenoble wa 000 Ibs short clear roller May at 1io% 100,00 te do acllor April at 10%Ze } 100,00) Ibeatort ribe solier April at liga; 100,607 {08 shoulders enliot May at 72.0; 189 tes sweet pickled hams, avoraging 17 tbs, ab 19 ‘ce. ‘ho market closed at 6t;e for groen shoulders, ’}e¢ for dolong clear, 97j¢ do short ribs, Wc do nhori clear, and si 72lde do hams, sweet-pickled hame (15 IM avernge) at 1tj:alo%e, Meats in salt (part cured) quoted at 7!se for shoulders, cath or seller March; 740 do relict Apri: Tigo do eelior May; Jong clenr, We cash of srilee Match ¢ du sollor April, 101,0 cash 9 sell? May, nuta, quence! Chotco Messin steady, Obolce Meerlna 5.0) per box; Valencia oranges 1b boxes, $1,002: 3.803 choca stoy lui,0¢ do! Roller May, 1Wjes whiort Fibs or roller March ¢ do seller April, love 104¢; nliott clears, cash or seller ‘Maren, Whet dv sciler Apnl, ih%er Wo wller May, Bore meata Yo higher than lone, | Iieon quoted at 1¢a@like for hame, 8a for shoulders, ise for writnensed! steady impro the futeror, and ths volu abort ri i L140 for short cloam—all packed, Gnvank—Wan quiet at CQL. creasing domand, BEEF PRODUCTS—Wero quiet and nominally un- | premhtm, gives the mar changed, al $2.25 for mess, $4.5 for extra mesa, and | the leading linos ahow $21,00.4.2.00 for hame, quote: TaLtow—Quoted at A4@Si{c, Bales wera 100 bris Tticx—-Patna, THT elty at8Ke. Mua, IXE RHO; Loulalina, Ta! Moviscnt or Paovterone,—Tho following were the | | Coveis—O, G, Java, 313419; receipte und shipmenta of provisious for the week and since Nov, 1, a8 compared with the same time let (24a? conimon, My year a4 reported by the Board of Trado: Maracatho, W.2'2tc, Sines Noebane ine |” Srasne—Lalent cut lout, TYGLYAs crushed and Recetreda= For weck. | I, ivit, | 13:94. | powdered, 114 @112{0; gramalated, Ukc@llizes A, |__| —_ —_ —_—_— 103,03 do’ No, 2 104c3 B, 30 5 axe Voef, brs, 6,036 | (ru C, 0741405 C No. 2, 1X @!s03 yellow, U No.1, York, bris....., choice brown, 8iZ40Jos fais to prime do, Cat merle, Bs Lard, 1b5. 446009 ‘Shipped sh20f, Ura Dork, bris Cut ineata, Lard, common do, cetntion to choice, 734 Binvre—-Diamond dil B 1 WUD Kidd} 194,421,854) 187, 0480,05:6 1 extra do, 09¢45 851 3,467,531) 40,413,900 ‘ 73@%50+'do prime, BREAOSTUFFS. FLOUR—Thern wax s fair demand on home and | At ahtpping accaunt, and prices rulod rather firm, West- ern extras Uelug eld at 12\e por br] higher than yes- terday, whi'a somo holdera of Minnosolas asked 25¢ per bri advance, The buoyancy and higher prices for wheat catined the better feellng in Monte, Sales ware reported of 50) brla white wintera at $2.09, and 420 Dele 1,000 bris spring extras at $1,60@ 5.50, Tota), ‘The market closed na follows: Choice win- ter extrar, $5.25@0.50$ common to food do, $4228 ava-~German Mottle: White Lily, 6466: Savoia Toyperlal (36 $6, daquiry was_chfetl Eg S150 ats. MIGHWINES—Wero q i 1.1, 8,00; cholee spring extras, 14.2°@1.50; fair do, rtp. | tt closing with nel ping grades, $1.0404.95: patent epring, 85.00@9.09; | {ihoral, sie. domes apring superdnes, buckwheat do, 9505, Baas—WWes iu good demand and firm, st $21.00 per ton freo on board, Conn-MraL—Wae quoted at $3,406.60 per br] for good, and $4.00@71,50 for coarse, WIHLAT—Was activo, oxciied, and 1!7¢ per bu high- er, tinder an urgent speculative inquiry, which camo mainly from the shoris, however, though at tho samo time there wasa guod investment demand, some of the larger opersterd wauting more, even they baro now on hand contracts fora large amount duo nost month, ‘The shipping inquiry wes not large, and tho rocelvis were fatr, bat telegrams from Liverpool and. ‘New York quoted increased strongth, while tha shorts wero somewlut xnzions to buy, and helped the up. turu by over-snxloly, Keller April opened at ie, nold up to $1%{c, receded to 02<c, and closed firm at $3,0043.00; rye flour, $3.2585.50; Se grew calf, 16: idea with one grub and 10 per cent off, tru. largo ordora for ansortea burg states that tore In ment betng made by which the strike will operations rates, We quote: Forriqn—Dates, Tete ; figs, drums, Miia. 1603 Ags, layers, 1821903 Tur! gab Tes, IGg200; Michigan apples, Yuislvc; Indiana sud Mlinols, BivcaS02 Bon Weta; cane, Toxar, Inei6es Wilmington posnuta, “sialic; Tonnessce peanuts, @Se; African peanute, 54;@s%e. GsR.00 per box: Valencla oranges, $2.UX¢11.00 per cakes oraugen {tt boxes, $3.00 $2,00.82,00; choice do, $2,7560d, 0, GUEEN FRUITS—Valencis oranges advanced, under & good domand and moderate offeriuga, were more plenty and Jower, $2.78a3.8), JOCERIES—The grocery trade was reasonably so- Uve, Tho pleasant weather of pis est iow days han ns large aa in past sengons ata like period, ‘Tbe in- together with the advance in gold Bingapore Java, 2icaans AG MIA soeit feas@des commpn tolale day extra fing, O5@i0e; good wugat-houre slrup, 539530; New rican molusves, coice, now, TCipis Porto Nico melisses, 60.g55¢; common molasses, 4G Ate, Sricex—Allspice, 154¥@16 Sug3I03 pepper, du@sic 33 ginger, Afrlost, 242 AY—'Lhe receipts Were somewhst larger, but under & Rood domand, recent prices were fas hat “3 Nu 2 do, $list 17. uplaid pratete, $13,50Q 16.005 closing with reliets st $1.11 and bnyers at $1.20, and the demand chiefly froin local tai Green aty butchors’, 40, opened and aclectod; s poavy do, egunes part cured, WB8 ry itnt’ hides, 18e; dry sa.ted hides, 14(@15c; deacon skins, 40@ 15 sheep pelte, wool eatimated a8 washed, per 1b, 40@ §5¢ Damaged stock bringa two-thirds price, aud branded, HOFS—Were dull at S:@ 100. IKON AND STEEL—Tho iron marknt contiauce ‘Owing to the deploted condition of tho wocke st the mitls, dealers frequently find tt ditdeult to at thefron-masters and puddlors oy fermninato and the mills resumo Ty ja not Lkoly thatthe market would bo weakoneu, at loaat immodiutoly, by the reaumption, ax it would take somo time for manufacturers to atocks aud fill tho orders al end common to choice cows, for Aity slaughter, welghing 800 to 1,100 tea, Block Cattle—Commion cai nchanged, There was a good ud © fale movement in the foreign fruits at generally firm to 1,060 Ibe. : tele Takeroy bt “ nat tlic atege, ul MH 05420 | Cattle—Tox + elttun, ta currants, THia13¢0 jen ape HOGS~The nied 9 II ityers shows 18, Domratio—, ing an inclination to hold off until ome tdes of the extent of the week's receipta could Ex formed, Mince Tueeday~it becoming apparent that the supply would not much exceed that of the proviaus a more confident feeling obtained, and, umtor an incressed local and silpplug demand, prices bav.. moved atoat!- ly upward. 8 improvement in Malt welghis was moat marked, 10@{Uc no more than covering the ad- vance, Heavy weighta dragged somewhat until to- ward tha close of tho week, when they xeceived more attention, and prices moved up 249230, During the Arat half of the week thare was some accumulation of common and medium stock, bub everything was ‘workad off uefore the ctose. Among Eastern buyera, those representing New York, Boston, and Philadel- phia, were the ntuat active, Wongh liberal purchases ‘were made for Pitteburg, Duffalo, Cleveland, aud oth- er eas tmipartaut points, A few of tho city jackers aro atl buying, nvarly 20,00) head golng into ¢holr hande during the past week, chiefly at $6.6u07.0U, ‘There was a good degree of activity in (he roarket on Battirday, aud prices were again firm, Baler were at $5,2028,25 for skippers to faioy assorted, 3Lovt of tho trading waa done at $3,747.00 for light, arnt at $8467.06 for hoavy, Keys, Mrown & Clarke sold 40 hogs, averaging 409 tbe, at $4.25, which is the lngheat Agure yet pald this aoxton, J, ‘rarner, of Lisbon, In, em, ern, BeBIes} peacher, mixed, 824%o; do pared, 20 (10560 } Fanpherrien, ‘8x Nurs—Filberte, 121 $ al: so; Naples waluuta, 13a l6e; Brazile, Waites peo a and Palernio lemons, $7.00 ¢ spples, por trl, Temous Other ‘fruit and Palermo lemoun, $3,544 Oranger, $10,613.00 per caso; 255 mpplea per bri, $2.08 was vement in the demand from ume of sales $8 no doubt quite ket a firm toto, attd some of ‘® tendenoy to advance, Wo 3 Rangoon, 7@7Kc; Caro es Java, No. 2, 01a, fag | food to petnie doy roasting, Wi@ Ovo; ta Rica, LI usdIAO ¢ No, Av. 58, 5 cholca molagres IHG83; NO, 69.1... 201 7.10 10) 37 2 BHERP—The supply haw been farce, as will Le es 1p, $1.15G1.907 allvor drips ‘by roferenco to the table of receipts, Prives were, however, pretty well malutalned, and tho feeling at tho cloas wes firm, Bslea were st $3,5K¢4,00 for in- forlor ; at $1.2%34.50 for common ¢ at $1,755.00 for medium; and at $5,256 6,50 for good to extra, 8T. LOUIS. Sr, Lovrs, March 19,—NMons—Recoipts, 3983 firm, end wanted by ahippara; prices firm at f5.73@ ij, anediuin to fain, $4,8087.00; good to extra, HITS, CaTrin—Neccipte, 2 do common, (0@65e; jp clover, 50@530$ cas. mutmegs, No, 1, $1.30@ 70; do Calcite, inus2ve, dl, OC 70; Golden Went, 43¢ He; While Mose, 04060; c, ¢ firm, and demand exceeds supply ; sales of fatt native steers at $4.4 1.753 good natives, mixed, $1,0085.10 ;_ common tu n.odlum ‘Te: ans, $2,755.00; native etockers, $4.00 1,5U, maintaiued, CINCINNATI. y for pratele. | ne feo Crmctsxatt, aren Pear bl bad firm: zmixed, $i 8,250.06 5 to medium, $1,y0@7.2: Nov 1, $1a.00 13.00 5 Now | Comma $1.96. 60g Sia chotee oun Fes ot $1.40Q7.$0. No choloe olfering, Recoipta, Uiv; slilpment fet, with safes of 160 bria at TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, FOREIGN MARKETS, Lrvenroot, March 13—11 a, in.~Breadstufls un- changed. Flour, 21uG22a Gd, Whoat—Winter, 99 ld @Ja 3; apring, 8 IdQee Od; white, ba 1dGee da; Club, te 4iA%s 10d, Corn, Bue tdgse Id, Pork, 725 Gd, Lard, tle 3d. Livenroot, March 13—2 p. m.—Brosdatuife ateady, Lord, Ole dt, Meat unchanged. Lonpo¥, March 13,—Consols, for monoy, 92%; account, 9909); ; 868, 1072¢ ; "67a, L072 ; 10-409, 103; new 64, 1033; New York Central, 92; Erie, HY@ 204s preferrad, 29, Refined petroleum, 11@11ya, ‘Tallow, 408 Sig 408 Cd. Pants, March 13.—Hentes, 05! G5c, Livenroon, March 13~Lyvcuing,--Brealstuffsstoady, dul, ‘The offerings we: Yo; green frozen, Green cured Hght, kip, aud cal over are clasved a3 danniges sizer, A dispatch from Pitta: & Prospect of an arrange- fon- uy received, Trado . Following 0: 2 Tro except corn, which ta firmer, Bacon—Long clear De, while gilt-edze teoeipte ‘sold at vic, Heller Nay | 82P0r 1b; Norway nallrous, sg¢¥et Engltsh spring | shouldors, O4aGd; bane, long cut, 53a, sold at O4a054j0, closing at O1ic, Beller June rola nt | ACh, OGllos American cant spring steel, Iielse ———— U@NGYe, Cloetog at tals, Conls sales were reported sisal tires ic BiG Balog tool el, Amorican cast, BOSTON WOOL MARKET, of 4,200 bu No. Lapring Bt 94irg050; 6240) bu gilt i sega No.2 at O1g 91605 24,604 bu regular do at £9723, iniiZe; 6,000 bu No, Sarasiy@earye for freah, and B4iy (e4.0 for winter recelpta; 1,20) bu rejected at 8c ¢ 937+ bu No.1 Minnesota at'07e, ‘Total, 94,90 bit, CORN—Wae alao reasonably active, und sveraqod 2; @e por bu higher, though it was irregular and w |, belug governed largaly by tho temper of the beat ‘doal.- ‘tuo demand came moalaly, from tha abort intercet, but little being taken for siifpmant, tho recelpta being fatr, and the prico not siting those who are disposed to send forward conugnmenta, Advices from other markets quoted no important changes, tollor April sold at 65 668e, aad closad at (Sige bil. Seller tho month, cr regular (n8w) No, 2, gold ‘at 46@ 6GY40, closlug at Sisco, Boller May suld at NG Flages Losing a 713.0 bid. Seller June sold at Wis Fie, Cash rales were roporte? of 93,690 bu new No, z4cagexey 38,400 bu rejacied ‘at 622, ‘Total, 000 tn ATS—Thoe market was very quit, but tolorabl firin in sympathy with other grain, anils stronget feel- Following are the quotati Firat clear Second clear, 1 ini Tuird clear, 1 ineh ‘Third cloar, thick. Close orig, Lat Glear afding, fet and 24, Firat common siding. Flsoiiag, firat comma! Dox boards, Acnd BD, A stock b3:t 1 Batok bore Cato. k board Fonelug (16 ft.) Joist and scantliig, 28 to Lath, A shinigics. a Bhlugloa om track (A). O18. ingin New York, Tho market’ opened strong but loved a ahade ‘sanfer. Geller Api brongus suse | Af generally frm rater, early, and clcasl at $3/@53%;c. Mellor the month waa | 17> Ms eg. ‘ ni nominal at 839,@5se, Beller May opened at 50%c, and 1. Casts No, 2, fresh, sat at GXSTI<c, LUMBE—Trado in the Fiooring, second common, drew: Common lumber, 16 ft and under, fect. Sey 8TH Jobers of oils reports fair ‘business doing Wo quote: Carbon test, 1561 do Illinois legal 150 deg., 16c; do headlight, 175 de ter Inrdolt, $1.12 41,13; No, 1, 95 ‘da’ bol Boston, alarch 13,—Thare ia no ragterinl change in woo!, Lut the demand is mofeactive, and transactions embraco several large lines of fino wool at prices far from satisfactory, The demand was almost exclusive ly on wools wuitsble for the manufacture of coarie fabrics, Fine wools dull and neglected; good XXX and pick lock could not be forced upon the market now nt over 650, while good No, 1 wool wells readily as 364570; good XX Ohlo and Penneylvania would not bring ovor Go, Good hos basn sold as high as 560, Fing figeces havo now to take second place in prices. Sfediuin and No, 1 fleeces combing, and dotaine fleeces. and desirable lots of auper and extra pulled are so com- paratively aoarce and ao much sought after, that we took for a frm market and good prices for all ayail- Able lots, ‘Theeales during the week comprise XXX and medium fleeces at 51@5 Michigan fleoco, 493 Bio; Western and other ficeces, 46@52c; washed combing fleeces, 59@620; unwashed combing fleoces, 40460c; sub-washed, 66@80}{0; super and extra pulled, 46@580 ; scoured, 47340@$1,07. regate continnos fair. jon (stand- teat, 1903 extra wine ‘No.4, 80c3 lin. closed st 6334 4 ling sues sya" whale, 77 No. 2, white, at 83ifc, and rejoctod at 50}40, Baloa Litt de meee FORE eta eh erpined NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET. eee e eee a vasites eho tis miiaeted ae anees Hustla esta; tsaasos Uo No.1, o;a60e5 beok lt | New Yone, March 15,-Businoss was chocked by ct dn bine Ui eamnplen at S330 OM tracks chledy ai | RSC$ alraits, GOe ; plumbago oll, Gha7ées tuipentine, | stormy weather, and was slow in all departments, Sto delivered, ‘Total, 7,820 bu, #ALIc 5 erate 83 gravity, Ux@lse; naphtha. | Cotton good ateady, and fine brown cottons had an up- Y RYE—Was moro active, but ewsicr. There were sev- eral ordera on the market, which wets filled at a allaht reduction in prices, No, 9 (20 atorage) aold at Wa Hie, and recelpta In favorite houses at Vi@IIise. ULTRY—'Curkeya a wor salable, fancy lota bi ‘ WTuet 1503 chickens, dressed, Sslew 2,00 bu No, 2 at Wwe; also, 400 bu, by sam~ 5 y ple, at 290 on track. ‘Total, tod bu, i ate oer HARLEY—Tho market was very dull and weak, de- elining X834c. Beveral cash orders were filled reduction, but the option departmont was almost atag- nant, Seller the month or regular No, 2 ald at $1.02, goo. deal of poor stock was offered : ths geese, wai ‘6 TOES—The receipts wero considerably larger, ho | andaciiara soon found it necessary to reduce prices, Eaatern Peachblows were 2@%c lower, end other va- retles correspondingly off, Kastern Peachblows wero wardlouk. Prints activo, Dress goods improving in firstbands, Cotton reversible shawls in good do- mand, Woolens quiet, ‘The Daty Dulletsnaaye: “Garner & Co, guarantee priuts bought from now to the end of March for alsty duya," nd chickens in good order ringing outalde prices, A Turkeys, 1 Lig l4o por iby ducks, 12 19 Sor PITTSBURG OIL MARKET. id well il at $1,00,—tho latter was quoted later | quoted at $1,10.91,12, and Western st vicg$.U0, Karly | Prrrancno, Pa,, March 13.—Potr: quiet but sees eetn receinte of Nova iw aD. e Cova wold Hong Incite at ethioe$lve Balen from slave at crude, §1.00G1,0235 at Parker's; refined, HX 24 1.09@1.0), and N, 8, do were quate at Sieg ig | HEEDS—Timothy was rather more aclive and aleady, , Pailadelphia delivery. quine Now ab $1.02¢ 800 Wat do; AWD, & Ga at | an ee cpolse, “Cloves wat auld ax THE PROOUCE MARKETS. t ; isg for . $1.0,@1.00 5 4,000 bu, by sample, at Be@ S01, Lolal, | Le st gsusied,60, and $100 for msmmaotil, Tune NEW yon. stecas “ qatest, wesien sold at Bu@ide, snd anillet was rm at Yeog Soeetat Diepateh te The Chicage Tribune, In the afternoon mesa pork was fairly activo, and Ge twas tn dale tadtent ‘aiid -aleaips/Oncual New Yous, March 15,—FLove—steady with moder i bey loiie Sa ie tise dele, wr eione | and Sina, Se, $1.05; Canta do, $1.70; ordinary | ato export and home trade inquiry ; esles 10,900 brla, $0.00, teller’ Apri, $10.24igc 19.25" aouler Say ¢ $19.60 nd; coarse dlahuond, $1.12%4 ; dary, without | gouthern four quiet and firm; saloe 680 brls, Ityo sollet Junio; aud $19,76 ecller July, bags, $275.3 day, wilh Lage, $1.00 Aahton dalry, Per | four steady; aales 290 Urla at $4,00@6.10. Corn-meal Lard wes in fate request, ane. Grinor, with asles of } Sk, $t.Gt 2,950 tea at $13.65 acller April ; $13.65 noller May; and $14.09 ecller June, Wheat was in fate demand, and about Xo lower, ctoding atesty at S0)4e for Aprll, and G43;0 for May, mean taa qulet and alondy’at'to}yo fr Apri ahd iAge for stay, Osta wero a sisde firmer, selling at 63};0 for April, a ‘VEAL—Cnolce calves were fn fair request at €@9e, but heavy, coarse lots were dull Good to prime tub-weahed, £é@S8c; poor to good tub- washed, 4@'20} fine and’ medium washed flecor, 47@ Ble; coatas Washed fleece, 40@ Lic; medium and coarse unwashed, 30@870; fine unveas quiet; sales 350 brie at $3,6C@1.45 for Western, Gnarx—Wheat a abade firmer with a fate export and home trade demand; sales 48,000 bu at $1,0%31,12 for No, 8 epring; $1L.M@LI6 for No, 2 Chicago; $L14@ 1.16 for No. 2 Northwestern; $1.1¢@1,18 for No.2 Milwaukeos $1,101.22 for No. 1 spring; $1,091.21 for ungraded Jowa and Minnesota spring; §1.19@1.27 and in large supply} went at siondy pricen: MotaLle at SATO, » WOOL —Waa in moderate id, 23@II0; pulled GENERAL MARKETS, woul 42 tie, for wiuter rod Western; $1,27@1,23 for amber do; ALCOHOL —Was quoted at $2.20@2.2, LIVE STOCK, $1.28G1,95 for white W $1.30 for white Btate, BROOM-CORN—Was in fair demand and firm, cutcado, Nyo quiet at M@0Sc, Barley quict and firm; Quotations: Good to extra burl, 12@180; brush | Receipts were as followa: salee 2,500 bu; prime Canada Weat $1.93, Barloy- that will work ftaelf Into a choice hurl broom, N@l120; fale to good do, loglvjfo; inferior Mrusly 9@I0; crooked, SYETIZC, BUTTER—The markot for common to good grades fa alill much depressed, ated’uudor # strong presmure malt quiet and steady, Corn firm, with moderate ex- port aud home trade demand 3 sala 20,000 bu at H53s {385340 for Woatern mixed ; Bosse for yellow Weatern, Oatw Hirm ¢ watos 28,000 bit at G1@0%0 for mixed Weat- ern; 68@t0c for white Westorn, Provisions—Dork firm at $10.873¢ for now mess; calle Hoge, |Sheen, 4) 9411} 2,923, Anas} yore 24,900) 20744 10,663) 4,70) 5,01 3 $18.25 fi » Heel toual thore la 8 alaady abriukage favalnes, “Ohotee hars| ta | SUE30 foe extra prime S125 fom primus meee let end fancy table butler, belt ta maa centers 6,000) 500. 0. ones Sts ae for rie Tieres acerclty, continue to command relatively high prices,’ =| —— | beet atoady at $20,00G 21,00 for prime mess; 2.0 bout the bendenoy iu all descriptlous now seeine to be | 7c SS TRSnL BRET St | F888 for India do.” Lard quel ; astoe ested wand Selle rtaR 5 Suevaietaions 2 Siatea ‘Woek befors lant... sess] 14,331) 77,214] 10,689 neous and eupply, Ught; sity long clear, lies sBqale; aliort cluar, 1130 ¢ long aud abort’ clear, 110 sake M@Ue; inferior to com:non, 13@2e; Inforlor to | _ Fellowing are the sltpmenta ~ He Mid reed bert fe fal ewe ‘nt rm rateas cholce roll, 15@2te, Hons. | Sheep, | OZ ; 1, BH GBD. ae A ‘ BAGGING—Trade does rot wa yet alow aby very | | ee Fee ee ran at neared ¢ bualness dull; 4 the expected advance B ALi 1,01 | Pa eeraut—itatoe prououuced improveient, an: 7 tana] aor ‘usiant—Rates of grain on berth weaker and bual- fa atllt delayed, At tho Baat stocks are sali to bo unu- Bios] "eth | news qulet, ‘Vo Liverpool, by steam, 42,000 bu gralu at aually ght for this season, aud when tho apring trade aisyx) 1,240 | OSS peratandsrd be Doss ae au, orm Le m4 shail Lavo fatrly sot in there seems Uitte doubt that s90t] 80099 | it Vinal aiebieg: dermeud ay seo” Morcuautelte peor will go higher: Blark, 31440; Lowlston, SOc; + 10,854] 20,630| 9,e5 | Foain quict and hoavy at $2,05@2.10 for common good Bist Cock fer Mug tans eater eee 1,001] 20,v7a)_ 6148 | OTe Pirm ¢ buyers, 91:19)¢ sallerg slagle, 1e@iayos do doublecge, et SMM | ~ CapTEE—The week ending Baturday was an active | Teceiers—Wulsky, 100" Ur st ha tty do; peas, OUBESE—Prices aro held quitoss Orly an at any | O2¢, The average attendance of bhyers was larger | 2-414 bu; ener) wen aackay elas, 02 pimel eehy {ime since the upward moyenout Ligan, and bulduse | tan during any provious week of the presont snazon, i 10; off caks, Iwi’ ake feol confident thut fine cheewa wil command even Ligher figures beforo the uew mke t¢ ready for nuarket, Trade ta good, Quotatlons we 173¢@1ue for prime mild factory, aud 1491¢s for lower grades, COAL—Oriere Lave fulleu off aluce the weather be- came mild, but there fa sills very fair demand both ly urgont, about equaled and the wants of the several classes, witile not apecial- ‘vanced prices catablshod duriog the provious week were unlformly well suetalned, notwithstanding tho fact that the supply wae unusually liberal for this atege of theseason, In polut of quality, the atock sent in was 208 do lard, 309 do pkge; tallow, 17 dos Neneat, 91,500 but Gorn, 24,380 do; oats, 19,000 do ; ‘rye, 2,360 do; secede, 440 do; ‘maalt, 1,600 do 5 a hogy, 1,068, $Toshe Anociated Jvesa,) New You, March 13,-¥iova~Steady, with moder. stadeimand p’roceipte, 8,000 Lris, Prices unchaaged, Rye flour and corn meal unchauge: the dafly arrivals, and the ad- ou local aud country account, snd lato prices ure Cull Unatw—Wheat Jo better: fair demand; receipts, huaainod, We tqiolw t-Latiawanna, "Vi0.00 |. cane | Ouslderably above tne roceut avoraye, and ta that cir, Mypin buy No, Lapriog, $1.494285, No, 2130, $1.00 nel, $3,00G0,0; Erle and Walnut If, $1.85 Lick | Cumstance 14 no doubt largely duetho healthy atate of | 4, 25 5 fo, 2 Obicago, $1,14@1,10; "No, 2 Northweat- it $7.00; Brooks, $7.00; Bloasburg, $9.60; Hocking | trado, The scallawag class, ordinarily comprising #0 | ern, $1.14@1,lu; No, 2 Milwaukee, $1,101,185 Nalley, $8,505 Indiaua block, §2.005.50) Luthola, $4.60 | Liberal & proportion of our supplies, was noticenbly | gradod lows sud ears spring. $1.0 Sri teas promiuent than of late, and, contrary to the usual rei rleani th tye ero COUPERAGE—Lard tlerces sold at $1,35, ced white Western, $1,431.30, ye quiet ; Wa 05c. DRESKED 10G8—On y two or ies lols were of- | ofter of things, scllery, in » majority of instances, | joy and ‘mult quiet cud ‘steady. Gorn fered, aud shippers belug out of tho market, there | were unable to realize promptly and at fairly remun- | moderate demand; receipts, 24,000 bu; mix wan lislo iuquiry except from city extters, who ‘rade | erative pricca, Bala were made all the way from | erty BSKiaude; White do, @%id70c, ‘Oats firm and Lids tor the olferings, which were uct accepted, exomt | ¢3542,00 for scallswans, to $O.76G7.12K for extra, fairly active; rece:pls, 20,000 bug nilxed Weatoru, 67 dor one lot, which was sold at $4,UUug,55, dlvidiog $0 Ho We, Bitee reported, U4 uead DRUGS AND CHEMICALS —Wore tn fale order do- mand, plum and morphine have advanced, fu syne pathy with the forelyn mark with the bulk of the trad: narrow range of $1,503 fellg off ju the dumand for stock cal! Wide; white Western, 10, Hat—Unchanged, hockntes—Coitee quiets Rilo, 10Y@l9i~e in gota. Sugar steady; fate to yood rellulug, 724303 privan, ing within the comparatively 8.02, Thero is no epparsat tle, nor any Chlorofurma 1g so | weakening of prices, the yards being kept Dare of do- | Aic¢ relued dull! and unchanged,,' Molassea firm ob Urner, owing to the receut advance in alcohol, | sirable yradua at $3,534.60, Thin, rougls tote sell ut | tli@ibe for New Orloens. ice quiet and uuchauyed. Quotations: Acid eltric, Ib, $1,254 1.40; ecid, turtarte, 40. Furtaorerm—-Dull aud firmer; rodned, 164 G18}, powdered, Ib, Gig8i0; ‘amimonla, curb, th, 46.00; | | Merara, Morris, Walzel & Oo,, of this city, the well- | crude, 73/¢. wxlo-grease, Woz, $1,50.5' FRX, Tolse Lig ldo; own cattle shippers, wera thy owners of thocattle | Btkatweo Resi¥—Dull at $2.06@2.10. blue vitriol, Ib, Tighe 5 ci Bure, tie 488 | adved from the sterling fro of Fridey ulght, which | BeiiuTa or TungRNtinKDullat U9i¢6, Sue; cochlneal, Houd., Tb, ar4isa;" chloroform, Ib, | dstroyod the divtllery of J.8, Miller, where (hoy Euus—iteary; Westorn, 24423, $LI5B18; glycerine, 1 th bulk, I, SOsses yum | wire fooding, Of the 2,000 cattle thus forced upon thu | Learixu—Uuchanged, arable, pleked, Gxe73es gun arable,‘ sorts, 3344503 | m\rket, sOcerlosde were ordored abipoed to this | Woor—Unchanged. gom camphor, lb, 00; guns opiury, 1b, $3,25.48,505 Gays Moeliae, Lege y “ulus, whitd, 94802; | Siddey, To yrevaut » U, FAIGBS453 morpols, aulpb., of, SL755 méket yesterday, and the rouiaiuder wil Tio doubt have ooourred, follow on a “glut! which otherwise Puovistons—Pork firmer; new $19. KG... telegrams bave besa hogs Armer: Western, $8.75, Deot aud cut meata quiet; dry salted shoulders, 66; middle, long clear, 11 atenm, es ebart clear, Wye, Lard firmer; primo ge. Lele Duily Weatern, 15@23¢, Btrady at WGladhe, r—Qnint at $114, Mntata—Manufacturod copper steady at $21,606 1.0, Vig-tron—Seotch, tnchanged ; Ainorican quiet, andl éearcely no fem, at $23.00@26,0). Rattan ahioct {9 quoted at 1di,cin gold, | Nails qufet at §15@U.00 far cht 1G aml ia; $5.004¢,50 for clinch } horas-ahoe In fate dnniuntl at unchanged prices, PNILADELIUIA, Puttanetenta, March 13,—Pereoveum—Firm } refined, 1 rite, 1K EID C, Croven-Brep—Western, $10,60G11,50; tmothy sod flax need tnchanesd, Froun—Loea doing and prices unchanged, Gnatn—Whent quiet but firm ; red, Taran: while, $1,251.20, Rye worth wka9To, Gorn niovler- ately “acllvoy yollow, £0.381c Meals; while, 82e, Osta command full pric ii Povintoxs—Quict ; walee of mens $15,00991.09 ; nino! 7 pickled do, 10:f08llige, Lard, $ID87}i@ Witraex—Tietd at $1.19 for Weatorn fron-bound. Durren—Lewers Western oxtrat, 268405 sto irate, Qks Bo; do seconde, 2@245e; do rolls, firata, 2ke'25c, Cuxeen—Lirm ; Weatera, Maley, Eaas—-Lower,; Western, 16.4 2ic, CINCINNATI. Orncnmatt, 0,, Marsch 19,—Frove--Advaneed + family, $5,003.10, GuAin—Wheat advanced; red, $1.03@1.12. Corn steady with modornte domand at 69@19c, Oats steady with moderate demand at 6Xa030, Mya quiet and un- cbanged at $1.10, Darley duli and nomiual, On.s—Unchanged. Faos—Fair and firm at 19@200, Burren—Dull snd unchanged. Onkgan—Steady with moderate demand. Quoven-Snep—Quiet and vocbanged at 1V@11 Ye. Provtstons—Pork fair and advanced to $10.50, Lard steady with modorate demand; alam, 134 WLA@Nse, Tulk morta actiro sudjadvenced ; shoul Hors Tisceivos clear rib, 10}(cg108¢8 apo; 10%¢e bus et March; i0wo buyer Apell or eller May; Wise Ke buyer May; clear, 1044@10%{c, Bacon falr and firm at Ho} Mo; Wo; Ike; 186, Wittsey—Fair and firm ; $1.13, TOLEDO, Touxvo, O,, March 1),—-FLoun--Falr and firm. Gxain—Wheat fair and advanct Ne, 1 white Michigan, $113; No. 2 do, SLl0y 3 ainber Michigan, cavh apd March, $1,101 ¢ April, $1.2} May, $a June, $1.17; No.2 Dayton and Michigan red, $1.10; do Wabash, $1,104 3 "No, Lamber iiinols, $1.13 ¢ No. 2 do,'$1.10s, Corn’ fate and edyanocd 5 bigh mixed, ies April, Was May, Tia June, T3K03 low inized, 6403 yellow, 700; nograde, 6830, Oataa shade higher | No. 9 ichigan, 680; white, Oc, Croven Sxip—$6.95 ; mammoth, $1.85. Heoxtets—Fiour, none; wheat, 110,000 bu; corn, 3.0.0 Lis Sats, 6,000 bru, Brremrxra—Flour,00 brls ; whoat, 14,000 ba ; cord, 29,000 bu ; oats, 0,000 bu. DALTINONK, Bautimony, March 13,-FLoux—Quiot, steady, and kottlo, unchanged, nain—Wheat firm aud quiet; Pennsylvania red, $1,191.03; othor grades tochangod, Odrn buoyant ati atrong'for Western; Weatern mixed, Ble, Oats qqniet and unchanged. tye dull and inchanged. May—Dull and tnchanged, Ynoviaroxs—Btrong, active, and higher, atandy, at $19,6082000, TK@TKo; clear ri nite: clear iby, 11} firin; “ator got Wage, Lard stealy at 2X@MK:. Burren--Easier, but not lower; good to extra fino tubs and rolls, 268980, Wriegr—$lid, Tork |, Bulk meats Arn ; shoulders, MILWAUKEE. Minwavarr, March 2.—Fiovs—Quiet but firm, with a fair demand. Guarn--\eat firm ; No, 1 Milwankoe, 04103 No.2 do, 89203 Aprit, TOxc; Duyer May, Gic. Oats ge. Corn nnsottled and ex- Uuchangeds No. 2, 62s tlted ;No, 2 nomiual at G1K@c50 for fresi roccipts, Tye scarce und @xcited | No, 1 fin atore, $1,024¢ VO1y, Barley frm; No, din atore, 81.0534. Paovistoxe—Firmer } Meas pork, $18,65018.75, cash primo mesa firm at $17.00; extra prime, $14.00, Hame finn at luxe, Aalted shoulders ‘730 for loona mized; 104 (@lte for boxed, Drimo lard held at 1230 for slesta } Lic for kettts, Ttve hogs firmer at $6.6 7.00, Drossed hogs quiet and nominal at eT REA sgliggnteTs—Float, ‘5,000 bris; osts, G10 bu; wheat, 28,000 bu, Sutrratents—Flowr, 0,000 bris; oats, 6,200 bu; whoat, 16,000 bu, BY. LOUIS, Br, Lours, March 18.—Gnats—Wheat firmer ; No, 2 red, $1.0.731,0)1¢ cast and March No, 2 apring, 83c, Corn dull at Godse, closing unsottied aud weak, Oats in fair dewand and firm; No, DI@Sijca. Barley quiet ; No. 3, $1.10; No, 2, 08, lye inactive Wauxr—Firm ; held at $1,15@1,12; no palen, Provisions—Fork firm at $19.25 cash; $19,00@19.10 March, Dry salt meats firm: country tota aol houl- ders, 6703 clear, 1040; city clear rf, 10}c, Bacon firmer and uncbaugid, "Lard firmer; 13,0 asked ; Wee LOVISVILLE. Lovravin.e, Ky. Marck 13,—FLoun axo Gram— Qniet and uachenged. Pnovisioxa—BStrong and active, Pork, $20,00, Bulk Monte, Tiin73703 clear rity $10,90@10.97i¢5 ‘clear, $10.10@19.15, “Bacon, BN@mjo; vicar rb, UNG 1140; olear,11Xe. Sagara 8, IN@ls3c, Lard firm and unchanged, Warrazr—Elrmec at $1.12, : BOSTOR. Bostow, March 13,—FLour—Prices were well tained ; $1.25G4,50for Western superfin 1. 0G: for common extras; §i23GARS fol ‘iscone! $3,107.00 for Tilinols; $3,70@AW0 for Bt, Louls $1008.80 for fancy Minaeéots. Corn frm, and with teir demand at” 884910 for mizedand yellow. Oata, Ogiée for mixed and white, CLEVRLAND, Crevetanp, March 13,—Gran—Wheat frm and tnchanged, Cora and onta do, Firm ; standard white, crr-lots, 120; 3 amalt lots, 1@20 fAghor. eat, 2,800 bu; corn, &550 but oats, BUFFALO. Dorrato, N.Y,, March 13.—Gratv—Wheat apecu- lative demand ; fair, firm; 10,000 bu No, 2 Milwaukee at $1.03, Corn in good demand, Marringeable Ages in Europe. Reports from the British roprosotitatives, abroad showing tho oarlieat sgo at which mar- Tinges can bo legall- solemnized in each of tha States of the Continent of Europe hans been presented to the House of Commons, in pursu- ance of thelr addreag dated June 15, 38\'4, In Austria tho ago of dincrotion, both for malos and fomales, ix fourteen, and this period of lify must bo reached on both sides before a marriams can be valid. In Hungary, howovor, the marrings laws are entirely eccleriastical, aud males of tho Roman Catholic confession cannot contract mar- riage until they hava comploted their fourtoenth year, nor fomales till they are twelve yeara of age. Tho Orthodox Greok Church follows the aamo rule; but Protestants considor males undar tho ago of cighteen and fomales underthe age off fiftcou unable to contract valid marriges. In Cisleltbanta, Jows gubject to the civil law; but ia Haugary thore is no restriction aa to the ageat which they may marry, In Russia, eigh- teen years for males and elxteen for females aro the poriods of life at which marriage may bo legal- ly conuracted, In Turkey, there is no general Taw on the subject of marriageable ages, Tha Itallan law fixes cighteen years for malos and fifteen yoara for fomales an the carilest timo of life at which marriagos may bo solemnized, Pruaaia, by the statute of December, 1872, aanc- tions marriago in thocaue of males on the comnte- tion of their oighteonth year, and the four- teenth yoar in the caso of females, no exception being allowed to thouo provisions. Tho law in Franco states the earliest age at which marriages oan be contracted to be eighteen yoars 1 tho case of molog and fifteen in the caso of femaics, but powora of disponsation aro reserved by tho code, Under the old monarchy boys could marry atthe sgo of fourteon and girla at twelve, ay undorauclent Roman and ever Athenian law. ‘The Belgian code is the asme as tho Irenoh in determiuing the ages of eightoon and filteon woverally aa those at which mou aud women may marry, and in leaving arightof dispensation, In Greece, mates cannot marry before fourteon ‘oars of age, nor females bofore twelve; while, in ho lonian Islands, sizteou and fourteon yenra aro reupoctively the foyal agos, A bill has beou, or is about to be, futroduced into the Athenian Chambor, sppointing fifteen as tho earllout aga for males and twelve for fomateys, By tho law of June, 1870, tho legal ago of marriage in Spain are fourteen for males and twelve forfomales, It is the samo in Portugal, with this qualification, that minors—that is, porsoos of oither sex under twenty-one yearu of aye—cannot contract mar- riage without consent of their parents. In ¥axony tha legal ago for the marrisgoof malon is cighteon for femalea gixteon yoars, According to tho amended paregraph of the new Gorman Civil Marriage bill the ages would bo respectivoly twenty and wixteen yoors, iustead of cightcon and fourtcon as in tho draft of the bill. In Troumanis the legal age for marriage ia eighteou years in tho caga of malos and fifteon in that of females, ‘Uhore is much variation of the marriage law in Bwitzorlaud as to theages of contracting partios, which in some Cantons is os bigh as twenty years for males and soventcen for females, and {1 others aglow aa fourteen for malew and twelve for females, Consont of parents ie alio required up to twenty-live years in Uri, in Schaff- house, jn Appenzell, in Tesain, and in Geneva, ee Tho Funeral of Corot. ‘The Paris corrcepondent of tha London Times telegraphs Fob. 26: Corot, the eminent histor. ical and landscape paintor, was buried yexterda: at Pore Lachaleo, Upward of 6,000 paople an Atty carriages formod tho funeral procession. Atthe Church of &t. Engone, whore mass was colebrated previous to tho actual interment, a strange and unuaual tumult occurred. Contrary to foustom, the Abbe Duclos commenced & funeral sermon in which ho condemned the newspapers for ignoring the fact that the da- ceased died a good Cuthollo, He was greeted with cries of “Enough, enough! Yo add to the exol.ement 4 woman, afterward {dentitied as & monomaniao, loudly declared that who would not have ber rolative Corot calumnia ed, Such a tumult eowued that tho Abbe bad to leave the pulpit, Tho mad woman, who 1a well known to the clergy of the church, and bas # mania for frequenting martisgea and funerals, was after ward arreated by ® policeman aod will probably be gent to ao saylum, OURAN NAVIGATION, Oe RECT UNE 70 ERENCE ase re Gun ae Spore to Har Ra PAIL rs Fe, prices, pa eabstis, $1003 asoon folluced rater, ree ‘American’ iravolors, by taking this Un, avoid boy " lt by Koglish rallvay, and the discormfarteof, lannel, vesides say oF, time, trouble, end a; “Great Western Steamship Line, aes r, aren anne Brom New York to. Brlatol (Roeland Grest Western, Capt ana Weal National Line of Stoamships, — NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPooL, MELVETIA, Baturday, March 13, ND, atorday, March 2, Alda, jatardey, March 17, ’ sSatordiys Aprils ated a ‘TO LONDON DIRKCT. y ernie rtooar rrr coments anne ¥ my a i le mo1ago ah greatly rndnced prieg, “Rotura tickets ae reanccgtsy st real BrepaldSiverago tickels trom Taverngut a tie tea taten By LATS Nettveus Gomer Olarx and Tandalpt-sie ‘ionpone bee ey NCHOR LINE CABIN ‘To Qlasgow Liverponh har 800 10 87 gold. Bt 0 Ulasgav, 819, Draitoat WaitonA PRY He and Badlon-rte., a EXPLANATION OF RErkiENce MANS. —p Sstirtey ots cepted. "Sunday oxcepion.$ Monday oxcopted, tive Sunday ae8:00a, me 4 Da ” CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, Tieket Opfces, 6 Clarkeet, (Sherman, Hose), ants Cong, they corner Madison lepot. aPaolfio Fast Lins. a Bauuyne Way ti abu eH. 1 Kaper 0 Repraeh. ‘a—Depot corner af Wollt $-Dopot corner of Cana ee ICHIBAN ce! Ficketcopiees 61 Clark and % NTRA'. RAILTIA, ‘and Foot af Teenlystenda, Corner af" Tandab eort» Tremor Mornin, Night (* 8:39 a. rm. )* 9245p. mw, +a ps re “Sunday Kx, 4° faturdsy ond Sunday Re, PA é SRLORGG & ALTON RAILROAD, "is eer ron and Chteago, Springhatdy “Atton aad aon Through Line, Union Depot, rent Side near Madivon we, bridge and 12) Handolphn, ‘Leave. Amn, Kansas Oty and Denver Fast Ex, |*12:00 noon}? 9:40, m, Bt. Louts and Soringfield Kz. ..4[° 3H a. m.[t Ticket Oppces: At Devol, ct ie expats ays Shlcarod Vadusen Halla f resign Lacon, Washington ier Jollet 2 Dmant Accommodation, CUICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILROAQ, Union Derat, corner Madison and Canalests, Ticket Ofc, El South Clark-st., opposite Sherman Mouse, and ut Deva Leave, Arrite, BMilwaakee, Medison, Monroe & Prairls du Chieg, Local, i 9:30.e. m./* 1:8 p.m Milw rusie, Winona, Paul & Minneapolis, through} epee 0 via Allimaukoo, for’ Ripon, Horta snk) 435 = A 2a, ms. Biliwaules, Madison, iho oe Sasa ct SON Elsa me 5 ny = |*8:09. 15 m. Billvaukee & La Crome Hasvag'r|t fue sro, ULC i, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. p Foot af kakest. ant Foot af Ticenty-secondtt iat Upice 13 Handolphet., wear Clark. : Bt. Louts Express. Bt Peale Fan bi iro & CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depot, foot af Lake-tt., Indiana and Slzteattty ‘and Cuinaland Sizteenthute, Tehet Ohees, 89 Clarks, and at depots. ; Mail and Exprets,.,,,. Ottawa aud Streator Passoager, Doduque ® Sioux Oity Kap, Paotia Vast Line, tor Oma, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Ai enison & SE. Jossph Kxp. Texas x: Aurora Pr PP 3 peag Boss xy 283 BEBE bet BESEe 2 gGee8) eng Dubuque & SlouxOity £xt Pacitio Night Rzp, for Gina Kansas 01 re arenworth, At} chison & St, Joseph taps... owner's Grave Acuommoad Downer's (rove Accommodation| Downor'sUsure Accoramouation(® Gil = sotation Spm a *Ex, Sundays, TEx, Saturday, diz. Mos KANKAKEE LINE, Prom Centra Depot, fout Lake-at., and depot foot Pedy eens Patel doot taketh. anid fo Peat ‘Zeave, | _Arriet, : See BEES BBSES 2 PIEP pererroy FERS BRPPRP OR Indian: pelle. Loulsville & Cincin- Di i <° E -|* tt. creat O88 re easraraee|” 96 & | USB Lautavitto & mat Nsht Kapred (daily)eese.e| 7:29 ps mt] 1b8 Bad. SINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO me tial 1 Cincinnatt ct St. Louis Rails Lepel. oH ‘ner Clinton aid Garrolt-ma., Wast Sides Nclel @fca Randolph-st,, and at devot, Indiwwapotls, Loutsrille & incl Wat) Day HEprOas vasscoca;. Indianapolis, Lautsrill étia nats (dally)... PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & SY. LOUIS RAILROAD From depst curner Clinton and Carroliesis., ew Bidt, ieveel office, 191 Kandulphest,, and Leave, |_Arrine, 6:00 a, mas 9:60 9. 14m Columbuss] Pitteburg & New Yorh| Ootumbns, ib See atte ENE VER 9 PITISBURY, FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD o Traing lance Jrom Exposition Building and depot Sor Tenly-second-ste Ticket afieg, $4 LaSallestt, sa | Leave, | arin |, Randays Rxcepted, Kapress, Daly.ceeves CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Deval, corner af Van Duren and dhermansts, Sieket she Grind Puctio dota, Leaves 360 SOUTH CLARK-ST CHICA Maybe conuuttad. ly oF by wall, {6 pucabetcanaoedreown aiebavon “BR: POR KALE RY ALL DRUGCE FRACTIONAL CURRENOY: $6.00 Packages FRACTIONAL GURRBNGY IN EXOHANGE FOB Bills of National Gurreucy, TRIBUNE OFFICE: