Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1875, Page 6

8 MONEY AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL. Itiarotoften that ro unvarylog s eonditlon of monntony b to I recorded In the financial businens of thactty, Day afler day the sitution remaion wit ont any change of importance lo nole, Dwring tho Aw0 montlis and mare of apring that hinve elapsed, the sslownosn of collactions has bocn A subjoct of nimont continnal complaint, notwithstanding the well.known Mfact that the conniry wan sbundantly supplied with money, Balen Lavo proved much lighter than wan ane ticfpated, The financial offoct of {ibls has Leon poon dn s low rapid sccumulation of deposite than woull hava Leen expected, for loanmat a time when they oxpect fo baablo to dide export trade In broadstuffs Las cauect an unususl propartion of the grain and provisions markoted at | Bedgwick's {hta polnt to ba beld hiere, and has conequently kor | gty dated Apel in weo w very large amount. of funds, The manufa- titrra have beon liberat borraware, The kile condition, comparatively, of thio losn mar- et outside of thess demanids has allowed consder- | Tho pi ablo surplua to sccumnlate in tis hands of the banks, in {ue rotew of Intercst. Toans can now be had st bank or on tho eircct al the e of G | SOUTH OF CITT LIMITS, WITHIN A MADICS oF 7 MILES OF COURT-HOUuE, e cor of Fiftty-ffth ot, w £, 48 pr cent por annum on call—am nne cqualed rate for Chicago, Tho standard rate Toyuiar custemera who boreow all the year round, hut 14 docs not scom Jikely In the face of such facta ax wa Al olil figure of 10 par cent, On the sireot, rtes ars 618 par cent, New York exchunge remeius without change st aliip- ping ratra, Therois a moderate mavement of currency 46 tha country for wheat, eattlo, and lumber, The clesrings wars $1,%00,000, UXION SATIONAL BANK OF OSHEOSI. Usion NaTionat DANK oF Ofnkosi, OAUKost, Wis., May 6, 1673.—A8 wo hava had & namber of in- Rock Tilaad,.,...,.. 10 New Jornoy Cantral Bt Paul..... Central Pac, stock.. 100 Union Fac, bouds, .. 100} 'The following {nstruments wers filed for record cIrY ProrEnTY, % 0f sl near Gostheet, o ated April 88...... 41t s of Thirty-seventh st o ¥, i 20w of Leavitt st, 8 May . Leavite at, :‘M D! Walnut at, 140 1t et bifdings, dated Apel 27 o] 0 premives No, 1060 Fulton and ® stoady domand from menchants Hrembves o Joco Fikon st 2124 7-10'ft, dated May 6, penso with the Lelp of the banks, Tho dullness of tho | gy Tt 503 1t, with butldings, kat 203 fta of Whila, pril 4 ito st, of, 2iz120Yy Dearborn nt, 3503 fE n of Division sf, o 3178 11, dafed May 7 remises No, 03 Wade Furquer st, 188 ft wof 1§ 10 1t, dated Nov, 27, 1 and o most afgnificant resull fs tho concesslons tande | et Eria ay Emerald Norih 1, y 1874, " 'tt wof Moy af, v f, 352150 Wentworth of 11 per cont 14 ndhored 10 by the Lanka in the cato of | Evaneae q'a 120 ft, with other projert; Fiulowiad v b £ 30331 lnvo umed that tho Fate of discount ean bo held up to | 1 1% 1 14 datod Oct 23, | 13, dnted March 23, 11, dated May3 1t & of Fortyeeecand y, dated May i in’ Block o0, — CONMMERCIAL, The followingworo tho raceipts and ‘shipments of the lcading articlos of produce fu this city during the twenty-four hawrs cuding st 7 o'clock en Friday morning, and for tho corrcsponding dats ome yaar agot quiries from your merchanis, naking if we are in s coudition sinoe the tire to transact buninesw, T am glad t0 be ablu to state that tho bank lost nore of ita books, papers, ar moucy; and that wo apancd for bisiness the pext mernlng afior tha fire, 1, C. Bossern (Ter I, C.), Cashior Union Natlonal Hauk, Oahkoab, Win, SHE DULLION DISCOVEMIES IN THE COMSTOCK Lovr, Director Linderman, of the Mint, furnislies impor- fant data touching the eharacter aud prababls valie of the bullion discovories in the famous mives ot tho Comstock Lods fn Novada, In obedlenco ta fnstructions from Dircctor Linderman, Prof, Seldrmer, of tho Donver 3Mint, visited Virglnia City u March Inat, and estimates that tho probablo production of the Comstock Lado for 1875 will be $15,- 004,000, and for 185, 350,009,000, Tho ¥leld of the Californta and Consolidated Virginta mines alone, ace cordingtta T'rof, Sehirmer's estimates, will Leat the Tate of $1,090,00) per month an soon o8 the adlitianal completedd, The Bolcher, Crown Paint, and Consolis datedl Virginie, tho thres groat mines of the Comstock Tade, have ylelded during the forty.sight montha end- ing March 31, 186, $56,2134%, Drof, Shir- mer's estimates of tha yield of the Come Mock Lode will incroase tho annunl bulllon Tt average waight fs about nine-tonils, and I3 valuo 195, | 1834, rTd. 1 1874, Folatoes, bu. milling €apacity, now In conme of erection, slinll o | 1 umies Ne. ‘Also the followiug, withaus compansons, Kind of preduce, rroduct of the Unulled States for this year fo Pouliry, tbs,.. £45,100,000, and for tho next year to §100,000,000, The | Poultry, coops, bullion ylclded Ly the Gomntock e known ta com. | {lame, pkas suerco ah “doro silver,” or eliver containing suMicient | §iees PY goli to defray (he expenso of separating the metals, | Drie Green applod, bl about G per cont allver, The welght of the bulllon | Ji3us, bu. 10 bo dissolved o ackd in order to separate the two | Jioy (oA ]Il’tzutf-l ! Shipped, motals will be aout 1,000 tons per annum, and will consume about 1,000 tous of acid, | Bid, [ Aoked. Tnlied Elates G Fnited Slato United States Gulted states 5ch fettn 0f S—Tanunry and daly, fize of ‘Gi—Jauniary and July. of S—Junuaty and July, 3 of Uniled States curronicy Gs, FONEIGR EXCHANGE. Sterling exchange was 484@191; cable trans fars, Louden, 49155 Parls, 510, Otbier rates of for eliu exchiange aro quote $I5@sy 5@ 933 Bwitzerland (frauce), Buwedsn, Norway, and Dénmark Austria (paper flortns). o CITY AND COUNTY IONDS, Clfcago City 7 32 et, bonds, Chicago City 7 o of, soworsg: Chicago City 7 g ct, certificatesi 9437 & fut.) Clifeagd City 69 ct, certificates] 08 t b Cook Couuty 7 9 ct. bonds 102 fut. 103 Weat Fark T'per cent bonda . BANK BTOCKN, Morchants' Nationhd, First National Bank, Fiftl Notional Bunk, ‘Commercial Nationai Ha Bank, Natlonal Bank of Commetca, Merchanla' Savings, Losn and Unlon Natlonal Bank. Unlon titock-Yard X Hide & Leather Bank, e Oty Rtaulway, South Side, €ity Rallway, Wost Sike City Raflway, North Hide,, Traders’ Inatiratice Company, o di Chamber of Cammerce, ox div,, Olilcago Gas Light & Coka Comppny., Chicago & Nortlweutorn gold bond Tullman Palice Car Campany Exposition stoc ailivad District of Columbifa’ 3.65 guaraniced ) sereineeonin i WatnlTs 4l dold firm, opening at 115}, aldo mado flat, The Asalstant-Treasurer dlsbursed $340,000, Clearings, $34,000,000, Btate bonds qulet, Tee general fono of the slock market {o-day woa than for some (ays past, and indicated an improving tendency, Panama was excoplionslly weak, 'The wtrougest stocks wers New York Central, Erle, Lake Shors, and Western Tnlon, Uulted Btatos Express decllned, Bt Taul cotnmon declined early in the dsy on a report that Yarties contesting {he slection wore i favor of buying tho Milwaukca & Northern Road, which coucern fs not baylug, but this was afterwards denfed by Alexander Mitchell, Prestdent of the Bt, 'aul, who states that Dot unly was thuru no truth in the report, Lut also $hat tie Milwaukew & Northorn is loasd for ninsty~ Blne yeari to the Wisoonsin Central Comipany, with iha privilego of buylng tho road, At the cloga ] ok was S03@303, "B, Taul proferred rons to 567 ‘Tl truteachions on the Htock Emun @ wero 125,000 kliares, of which 0,000 were Pacitio Mait, 25,000 Western Undon, 11,06 Northwasters, 4,000 it, aul, 35,000 Erde, 12,000 h.k.l Hlore, aud 19,000 Unjon Facific, Tuo Htock Yxcliango hua aciled to its list the follow. dng wecuritics : 1,010,1X0 Ohlo & Misslsslppl firet mort. AR’ T 10 cent Inundk Beringteld Divisfon ; alvo, the ommon stock of the &t &Il¥l. Kausas City & North- road Company, ‘which amounis ta 120,000 :';.:fi;’«." 14r $100, and praferred stock of the siwe Touteunees, olil.. Tounesioes, uow. Virginius, siow, Canton, v viuiensaeses 61, Weatern Uniion Tel. Quicailyer,, Adauus Kxpiroas it i cm"':f;xx«'r“" X ot k. 1 100 | Guto £ Misiasgia M L | Clave, Cin, & Gl 00 o Thur, & Quiny.114 Lakdsnore. ..o g udisus Cond Hifnols Cuntral Coere Hau Bt Lty uhmmfi..l o Withdrawn from store on Thursday for city con- GOYERNMENT LONDE, sumption: 2,408 bu wheat, 7,90 bu coru, 036 bu oats, Tho following grain was lnspected into storo en Triday wormng: 37 cars’ No, 1 spring, 141 cara and 4,000 bu No. 2 do, 14 cars No, i do, 1 ear ro- Jected do (185 cars wheat); 1 ear No. L corn, 31 cara Ligh-mizgd do, 191 cars and 2,60 tm No. 1 do, 43 cars rejectod do (308 ears corn) ; 14 carn whita oats, Gearsand 6,200 bu No. 2 do, ¢ cars rojected do (21 cara oate); 3 cars No, 2rye; 1car No, 3 barky, 1 car No, 3 do, Total (118 cars), 172,000 bt, Inspected s iy out: 9,082 bu wheat, 72,144 bu corn, 2,060 bu wate, Goid wan 116G 1153, and 1981 1y, Tho leadlug produca markets waro active yesterday, snd generally weak, oxcept provisious, which wera dull, and highwines, which were steady, Tho summer drew g0 nigh as to give s taste of Ler breath, aud un- der » bright sun the clouds of crop distrust became tlin, though they did not entirely vanish, Ilonce n weakentng in tho prives of thoss corcals which had been advanced on the reports of bnd prospocts for the next Larvest. The most noticeabls feature, entaille tbe trading circles, was unwonted activity o the tele graph wires, and 1t {8 mafa to say that very tsay of Bonds, 1 B, Adked. | the messages sént from Hus ity Lad for thelr burden, et bonde,a |07 & forlion & it | “Moro margina wanted; 2 e Fimte | fow of thoss. cason was cquivalont i el This Siiteage Cliy 731 ok, waterloan(l02 k fnt.[103 kint. | made the markets active, and probably wmore grain changed hands thau i any thros conscoutive daya for a long while past. This was chlofly speculative, but thery was alsoa litlls muore doing for shipmont, and take freighta were held a kittle moro irmly at former rates in consequience. The dry-gooda market was activa in a fow departe ments only, though the agoiegats distribution was wadoubtedly largor than the average of former seas monsats like period. Blesched aud brown cot{ons, with the excoption of a fow of the most popular Lrauds, ara less Armly beld, the weakoees to some ine stances amounting to a decline, Grocerios wWere un- changed in prices, CofTocs, sugars, sirups, niolass rice, téas, atid woaps remaiu firm aa previously quoted, faw changes, and none worth, d-goods, dricd-frults, and fiah morkets, Coal and wood wero {n light request at former quota- tious, Tho demand for leathez and Usgging does not sliow any Jmprovement, and prices rerain an before, Olls waro n fair local and country demand at atesdy rates. A good demand for butter and cliccss was ro- pored at fully sustained prices, Lunber was falrly active at the yards, and steady, tle majorily of thp orders belng, as usual, for com~ monstuff. The offorings af cargoes were small, and the demand moderate, Hardware and metals wora meeting with only & faie locat and interdor demand, but stapla good were steady at the recent decline, and coppor advanced in consequence of a stronger feeling amiong manufaclurers, Nall stockn hers and elsowhore, LATRST, factories are not running, Dealers % woodenware re- Rew Yonx, May 7.—Mouey esey al 34@3). Prime | posts better domand aud lezs disposition to ahado meteantile paper, 4@31, pricea than recently, Urvowms contiuue fir, and ropes Blerling, (U7X for slxty-day, and 450@U%0X fo | steady, Uroom-corn was in modarate request st {ho lgut, curzent rates, 3iay was acarce, aud many grades wers Customis recaipts, $124,000, strongor, wuiler a good demand, chiefly from the cily Inports of dry goods for (he week, $1,605,130, trade, Heods wars qulot; Hungarian being weak and dyancing (o 11547, and | sbout 100 per bu lower, The chanyes u hops, wool, closing st 1163, Carrying-ratas, 14 Loaus were | Lidos, and polatoss, were fow and unizmportant, also that the reply in not a 1 | Thers wor the eanno, wors firm, under light nd the £aot that severs) The Journal of Cumaerce gives the following as the imports of foraigu dry goods at New York durin dovernmenls strony, Tallrond mortgages Arm. | aprn; o ¥ P s ENTERED FOR CONRUMPTION, P Sl (il 8 0,348,410 § 6,525,420 WITHDDAWN YRON W, Add ent, for Tolat eut, at port 3 8,806,33118 7,604,080 THE DREADSTUPYS MOVEMENT, The Buffulo Cotirler furuishes the followiug synopais of feeclpts durlog o Brat four culendar months of tho paat thres yeams, at Clicago, Milwaukse, Tolodo, Detrolt, Clevetand; and Duluth ; TARtein= veere] 1500901 2,134,700| 1,400,608 047,841 111 23516000 6,700,447, 1,680, —— /| dhen 21,931,138 39,080,034} 33,53,9m TIIE CIITCAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY 8 1875.—~TEN PAGES. The following waee the ngeregate aliipments from tha rame ports, except Claveland Artietes— 188, IR JLZEN 2,113,841) 1,367,300 Tiour, bris, Wheat, bit...... oty Uarioy, Ttys, b Tolal grain, PROVISIONS, 110G PRODUCTS—Were geucrally dull, the excits ment in grain laaving the market quita bore of oper- ators during & considorable part of tha sesdon, Liva hogs were ngsku in good supply, and quoted easier, whivh teuded to weakan proshict, eapecially ne Now York was reporfed dull; but there wan very littla cliange in prices hisra, except in pork, tho efforings of sluer product baing geusrally light, Mzse Ponk—Was moderately active, and averaged 12%c per bel lower, under rathar froa offers te soll, chictly on country ncconnt, Balos wete reported of 730 brls ceah nt $1,63; 15 brle doat $20,62%G320,05 1 5,730 bris meller Juno at $11,63@31.77%; 0,600 bris sciler Tuly at $21,00332,05 ; 1,250 Bris seller August at $22.0Q12.27 ; and 260 Lrls sollar Septembor at §22,54 Total, 13,313 brle, Tha market closed steady &t $21.53 cash or soller May § $1L675@21,70 for Juno; $AN@ 21,93N for July ; and $22,20 asked for August, Other deseriptions of pork woro dull, Lstra prime was nominal at $16,50:215,75; and 65 brls family mesa wan sold on private terms, hiohlers anking $22,00, Tarp—Was dull ond ‘stoady st Thursday's pricos, being generally lield off this market iu tho svaenca ol demund, Salea were imifed tn 230 tea conh nt $15,40§ 750 tew, neller June, ot $13,635@15.58; and 1,000 tos, soller July, at §15, 5 “Total, 2,30 tes, Thy market elored qu ST @15, 10 cah § $15,621 1336 for June; $15,534@15,35 for July’ and nomis nally o4 $13.00@13.46 for August, Mxate~tWere In fuir demand, bt n slade easler, in sympathy with ofiser produet, thovgh shart rihe wern the only thiug marked down, 'Sales wero roported of 100,040 153 shoulders on pilvate terma: 50 tca sweet- plckled do at 93¢e; 230,010 fs sbort at (3¢ rellor June, and 194¢ eller July: 250 boxes Onmberlands, eller Jutie, ot dle: 160,000 Ibs dong cloars ab 11ko canhi, and 1130 reller Junc; and 100 boxes long 4t hnms, seller June, at 134c, Tlo market cloned at 8%0 for aliouldars, cash ot sclier May; Bxc dosellor June; 830 do seller Suly; loug cloar, 11y cash or solick May; do seller Juno, 113¢; do elier July, 12¢; ahort 1iba, T3¢, canh or seller May; do seiler dune, 123 do scller Jily, 131¢c; short closrs, aarhs acsclier May, 12%es do seller June, 12,05 do seller July, 13%c. Boxed meats Yo higlier thn looso, Summer-ciired English meats, 11 12e bosed; wweol-pickled Lams, 15 s average, at 115@1ILc. ' Dacon meals quoted st 133 @lisiefor hams, ige for shoulders, 13%;0 for short ribs, and 1330 for short cloars,~all packed, Qnragz—\Was quint at #a1lo, BEEF PRODUCTS—Wera quifet and nominally une ehangei, st $4.50 for mess, §.50 for extra maid, and $20.0(331,00 for liamp, TarLow—~Quoted at 8¢ $3e. DREADSTUFFS, FLOUR—Wua leu active, though in falr demand, tha amallucas of stocke fu {ho hauds of bulders pro- ventlag them from Slling all the orders for low grades, which wero most wauted, Former priccs wore sise talned, notwith:standing the sweakness in wheat, Hal waro roported of 200 Lrls winters, partly at $7,00; 1,943 rls spring extras, partly ot $3,0033,25; and 345 brls spring superfines at $1,50@4,10, Total, 9,623 brls, Tho market closedas followa: Choice winter extran, $0.60@7.60; common fo good do, $%.00@6.30 § choico wpriu; 8, $3.124(@5.50 ; fair o, shipplug grades, 5 AMinnesotay, $5,2°@0.00: patent spring, apring superfines, $3.50G4.25 3 rye Sour, Vas quiet and wuuchanged, the offerings be- ing wmallor, whtlo the better prospect for green fecd Interfered somewhat with the demand, Hules were ro- ported of 40 tons at $17,75.418.00, on track, Conx-3rAL~We quote at $1I6@GL.E7Y per brl for good, and $17, 28,00 for coarse, WHEAT—Was active and weak, l\‘t‘n(flnr? 1¥e low- erban oo ‘Thursday, undor vory lurge offerings for future delivery, va&-!wml was dull aud henvy at I rer 100 1bs docline, and Now Yorx was reported vory nll, whila our local weathier wan fue, and the adyiced from the farm wero mors favorable' {0 the growing “cropd, Thoere was still anothor reason for weakness, The decline of the provious day had brought down pricen 80 noar to tho vacunu poiat of many mnrgion on outsiile purchases, that a very littlo furthor wosk- ness yestorday was anfMclont (o ezliaiist thowe margion coinplelely, aud makeit necessury to scll, This was capeciailytho case when the market neaved $1,05. Tlo ofieringa wers very free, but the shorta taok hold so Lberally that about 1,600,000 Ut of Fune wheat cliang. el hands in less than tweuly minnles, Most of ilio lettern received from the country noted an finproves ment fu the condition, a fow hours of warm woathor baving wrought a decided change for ths Letter in many so:tions whore tho bulk of the wheat was ‘!bnught 10 have Deen wlultr-\(fllm}i I e year ago, aud this will aliow for & good doal of dauiage without lowering ts averugs yield, The fact ls, Low. ever, that it {a eatly, aven now, to dotarmine the extent of damage to {be winter wheat, though » fow more days of fine weathier will tell tho atory. Tt In sighific caiid thut yeaterday's reports from some places Which Liad claltned two-thirds lass {ndteated that thera will probably bo {rom & two-thirds to thres-quaricrs crop; and subsequent estlmates may increasa that Sgure, thongh the harveat will probahly be Infer that and thup causs o drain upon the old wheat. Tho demand was leas brlsk yesterday, Selled Juuo openied st $1.04, deellned to $1.047, 10 $1,0537, foll off ia $1.04%/, and closcd nt $! Roller July bz, #0ld ot $10T@1.08%4, cloxing at the Inide’ and selier tha month, or regular No, 2 spring, soll at $1,0% (LU, closiug at 181,025, Gili-edged roceipis of 6, upring_closed at 81 Crah_malen wero Ieported of 5,600 bu No. 1 ‘ap G0, 212,00 bu X0, % do at §1.0331.033 00 liu No, 3 o at 97E97 e ; 1,000 bu rojocted dnat 00w u20: 400 bu while Ilamburg at $110, on track, {0 803 bu do at $1.13%, frce on board, Total, 22,600 b, AIRNEZOTA WItEAT—Wag quiet and woak, in uymEu- thy with ollior wheat, Hales waore roported of 9,060 b, &t $1,08 for No, 1, and §1,01@ 1,05 for No. 2, ORN—Was quito acllve and generally ‘weak, the market declining lc under heavy offerings, though tho averago barcly 3a bolaw that of Thursdar, Our recelpta wers rattier bght for the sension, but Live erpool was 3d por 480 Iba lower, and New York wan dull and weak, whilo sympathy with wheat fonded to ¢atisg & docliua here, oven if advicos Biad not heen un. {avorable, The deliveriea for Auy wdrs stalod 10 have beon very largo during the preceding twenty.four Laurs, and tbis Incrored tho afferiugs of easht lota 80 mutich 22 o cauno n further widenlug of the June premiuro, fhough the time intervoning between this and Juue deliverics [8 now one weck leas than a month, ‘There was not much demand for snything, but tho shorts, Loth for May and Jupe, flled ‘in_frecly at the concession, aud thé July option was relatively firm, Beller Jund opencd at 7533, and declined $o 743, sold up to T, receded to Tixe, and clored at e, Seller July sold &t T7@37%e, closingat the sl Beller {lis month sold at 725 2% Strictly fresh veceipta of No. high mized closed at T30 ankea, Cashy ried of 6,000 bit Ligh mized at TI@3ixe! 0, 3 al T3K@58%0; 5,000 bu nuw No, 0 b rojacted at (0@%UKe: and 2,000 vloat 1 @T8e, Total, 23,4C0 L, i OATB=Wero moderstely’ sctive, but "wosk, under & general preeauto (o soll, in consequonce of {hie break in othier markets, Prices avoraged ahout 3¢ lower than on Thuraday, The offerings for tin month wera eapecially lirge, snd the diiferenca b twoun May and June widened to e, Towards tho close some of the aliorts took advaniage of the decline to Al du, but tha demand was not very briek, folier May opeued at 62c ani closed at 61 os sellor Juna sold atGye sy, roceded Mo Lirie, and closed b Gic. Cust brought 814@617;¢, and atrictly frosh ro- calpta 616502, ~ Nolocled brournt B3Gsi0io, Balon: 2,800 bu No, 4 8 G1tatie ; 3,200 bu No, 3 whits ot €260 L0 bu relocted af 09@A030; 6,00 bu by saniple 8t Gilgicede, Total, 95,41 hu, Y TYE—Waa Iu Light request, at $1,0131,073 for No, 9 aud $1,011,10 for truck lots, 7The reccipls wero vory 4 60) bu Ne, 3 at $1,07G1.075¢; 430 bu by @i, quifet and dovold of fnterest. Thera wore & few cash orders ou the market, bit 1o ohe appeared (o havo anything to sell, and the trading was coutinedt entirely 10 sample lots, Beller May sold pnos in weitlemant a¢ $1,50, Lut was scarcely miontioned aftorwards, Cashi No, % was quoted ab $1.90@1.89, No, 3ot 1.4, and refected st $1.08, Bales wora confined 10 5,200 bu by scuplo st $1,10 41,40 on_track, and 700 Du du ot §2,55 1,30, delivered, ‘Total, 3,500 b, LATEHT, . Wheat and corn wers active In the latter part of tlie aficrnoon and ficmer. Provisious wers quiet, oss pork was vasior under liberal offeriugn, closing at $2L.65400r June, with salesof 1,50 brls, a4 $21,65 neler Juri, BU1.00G108 saller July, sad 21,16 selior ugust. Largt was quict and steady. Baloa 500 toa ab $25.55 for June, and $15.12%¢ for July, Wheat opensd dull and foll e, but storwards ml. Ued, and closed 2o Lighor shan &t 1 o'clock, . Hoyeral Pirties enterod this market and bought quids freely (o- ‘wards tho clow, probably to 81l coustry orders, Beller o nold duwa'to §1.0035, aud closed »t 81,005 @LOLY, Beller July closed at PI-UIGI-W ¥ sud 27Gi b0 highor, cloaing at & Coru was fxirly act 730 for the pouth, sud T4z4e for Junu, Oats wera qulst st 01jy¢ for May, aud 630 for June, OENERAL MARKETS, ALCOIOL—Was firm &t $3,258 2,50, BROOM-CORN—The usual number of small orders ‘worae recelved, and {rade in the aggregate was npto tho recent average, prices remsining as bitlerio; Goad to cbuice Lurl, 12)@140; brush that will work dtaell futo w cholcs Lurl broow, 11@12313¢§ falr to wood do, 10G10%@1xo; Wferior brush, B@ice; crooked, (@Ye. UUTTER—Little change waa obacrvable in the post. tion of Whe butter warket, Recelyts show but alight inercase, while ise demand contiuves steadily good a tho recently advanced prices, Not enough cholce table butter ia coming forwird to sallsfy th cucreat wants of the homa trade, Quotaliona are; Cholcs tofagoy yollow, 3833%3 medium (0 good grades, 18@%o; o~ farior lo common, 13317c, . OUEESE—Was in good demaud at former quols- Uons, Now choess auid pacr qualitivs of Luvt ssasonty makaare nglected, aud ell 1Fregula b T Pricas, o5 1033510 prime COAL~Outy a Uniitod smount of tradiug wa in this sarket, Lard coal fa uearce, o eupply ut ust 3 fow of (he yards Lelng entirely oxbaustad.’ riese o soft ceat oantinue unotlled and weak's Lacks e, $2,50@10.00; cannel, nwfiln.ou: Yrie and \v-\n:‘ i STy ook ooy $4.49; Judlaaa biock, 00R3. 0! 3 LGGB~Ths recetjte vecy smaller, bt the offerings were Nhersl, nnd prices doatoed early 1o 12 1axe, ctmiug slesdy st this rangs, FI81{—Tha fow prices insure & eontintnd mood do- mand for fish, Tioth local aud (uterfor biyam are or. doring Hherally of lake aud raliwator antw), aad the tarket ia ateady and firma st the quotationa following s No. 1 whiteflah, N, 2 o, $.1tnd 1_ahore mackerel, $0.30@%.73 3 No, 3 amily mackorel, ' $1.60G31,€5; bank codneh Greorge's eodilah, $4,2570,50: Tal barring, split, bria, $3,503%,55 ; da i-brd, $4. Labrador herting, . Mk No, 1 shore kil herring, per bot, net xalmon, X-brl, $0.0342.00; eeean drout, 2 d and 4 doa ner ciso, $0,23@Y.H. FIUITS AND NUTH— sre graduslly inareasing, and a tomewhat freer ala {ribution of the lmding Smrorted varisties i aisa noled, Iu values there wore o flictiatlon, the niars ket ruling compirativaty ateady an follows {mu.u @Ta; fign, ‘lrum.Fl:Ldnu Dge, layers, 173 loose Muncate 3 of domestio drfad fruits i SEIs L1 e Dosrsric—Al o, Tndiana aud 1ili- uthern, s $5c4 Teacues, ried, 10@10\0] ranpberrien, :L«!W WMo, Nuta—Filberts, 1048115 Tagoua, 2%QLiei Napled walnuis, 131605 Grenol walnuts, Thorilcs Drazila, 13, Ge'fo: Afrlonn pea A 200 ¢ Blackbere . and for forelgn frutts Cholea apples are selling 30, and_sumolipive bighor ireot padiders, but e bulk odgan L n’.‘lugm ta ho nurarly oxhaustal, but Now York apples will probably bs aent kiere as saon. can gt wan fair At formoer Ina retafl way nt $4, prices are obtaluad from 8 H ) Strawborrlos_wore moro plonty and sxay at at 6hiR7% per quart: Valene cis oranges, $10.00411,00 per case} oranges in hozes, $4.00@5.50} lomo: 8. b1 Ppluespples, $160 poc do: Priceg are ths samons on us pre- cedlug two daya, aud are ateady for most lines, Thora vo movement on ntetlor account, und e usnal fnquiry from loeal retaile: goon, 03,@7ko; Carolins, TX@3No 3 @Aice, 3 Jara, No, 2, 305 {e? wag s faltly ac TERA—O, &, Javn, 3IKG 3 cholc 214 L (e y Costa'Rlca, 12 Ziige { Maracailio, T2 @ Buaana—Patent cu |u,£r. 111;@11)e s crushed and powdored, i1l A X(@9%a; C Na. i do, TH@IXC; N. 0. common to cholco, simurs—Dlamond drlj 1,207 eilvar Qrip- extra fine, 632700 good 1g: gatra do, G}@C50; 'Now Urleans malasecs, ¢ do prime, 72@75c; do_comuwon to 030 3 Porta Rico molunser, £0@560: sen, £3@43c; biackstrap, 39:240c, 1088—Allspice, 16X common molas- R16ve] claves, Ki@ste @I s‘.:fi"—\‘vmwfl Alottled, & @it CX6bie Bavon Tmpotial, 6o’ 6 "H 1IAY—aa tn good demand and firmer, ings being inadequtate: Prim No. 1 do, $19,00¢ No. 2 dn, ? pland” prairio, $13.00@15,60 No, 3, §2,50:11,50. ? Voro quivt aud firm atthe recent waa quoted sironger, at $1.16@1.19 bid, and -TWers dull, but not more so than hitherto, and no materisl diferanco in price oceurred ¢, Green city butchiera’, 703 green cured light snd hohvy, Ho; racn call, 136 i2l8c; dry salie aligep polte, wool eatimated as 2c, 1iides with one grub snd over Are clasbod aa 'damaged, Damaged stock bringa two- thirda price, aud ‘branded 10 per eent off, HOFS—\ere i Ught requot sb Z.g360 for fair to METALS AND TINNERS' 8TOCK-Copper advunoed 1@2c In conmequence uf an advance Ly manufucturcrs, Thoro was no “change in priccs for otlior articlen, Arado 8 only fair,” Quotsions: TiN Prate—IG 601" do, rootiog, Hx20, I1C, $U1.00. Pia , 2603 amall, Tic} bar, o, SoLbru. e, ' Leap—Dig, T5¢; bar, BK@% Corexn—Uoltat HERT Zve—Full casks, 1 BusiT InoN-No, M, 410 rates ; S T deacon gkius, 4503 wanlied, per ib, 404 @907 lond ‘ahicathing cop- c Rusela {ron, 81012 87 Americun Russta A, lc 09057 to 9, 1002 10"t0 1, Tt 15 and 16, 146} 17, 15¢; 14, 1 ull bundles, 85 por N ATLS-~Ware motlerately sotiva at 73¢c off for 200 keg Tots. G ore_wero Jibaral s of corbo; tint, and lingeed, and a moderate movenicn deacriptions ot unchangel and cenerally steady prices: (atandard whito) 116 dex,test, 1a ; do Iilinots 1160 dog., 1603 da headlight, 17 I 321,33 No, 1, extra winter lard oil, oll, Gho’s siralis, COc} plitmbago Hie, $1@420 3 ndpltlie, 63 crarily, rATORS—Wera In moderate Teachblows wars chiofly ealled for, Peachblows, $5¢@§L.00 dolk nited, 45@a003 TOULTRY~Clilekonn woro frmer undor a goott docal d, and noms fnquiry for shipment, Turkeys axd firm : - Tiirkoys, liva, 11@120 per 1, or $L50@S00 In coops; ducks, arian waa dull and weak at s docline icveral purtica sppeared to Lo auzions 10 nell, and noarly 800 bags wera roported sokd at $1.55 me closed af $1.40, Millat was quiet at 1l fots of elovéi aold at $0,60@1 t §7.75, of timothy at $2,:062.40, BALT—Vas steady st the prices snnoze ginnw, fine, $1.65 ; Canada do, nrac, $L00; coarns dimond, %’J 15 5 E: alry, with' bags, 3 n falr request, and choics lots wers stronger, being scarce, Veal s0ld af 4@8c, the outside s, ulel and wnchanged: Quotation pooT 41@322 ; fine aud'me B0c; fancy do, 62c; coarss wanhod dium and coarme unwashied, 6@TT07 AA H@da: pulied wool, 42@47c, WOODENWALE, BROOMS, AND ROPES—Trado nd " the dispoaition te eut prices in courequenco: er doz; three-hoop dy 255 extra do, Nod. 3 3@ do nest, $1.76 ¢ koolers Nos. 4 1o 1, ST.0KE 14G14xc; nophtha, demand sud steady, Car-lota Eastern ollyered;” Western, I B@ By ls, 3,4 Adays, agalust 11,630 at i) offered llve, - o chickans, market elow it Logs, $270% alry, por nack, 14, for pxira carca: Good to primo t Two-lidop palls, £.00; do dairy, extra_chiceac-tul $0.0088.00 ; tuby, thres It Sro 1o nest $173: alf-bushel i headod tlothies-pins, 16c@ 24280 per doz; barrel-tovors- per rack ; broom- ‘brooms, $1.00,5 ommion do, $2.80.4%,7 § taal do, 12@ 134 per I, $12.00i 16,00 pe . 1 do, $,iN@3.60 rope, HYE@15K LUMBER, Odrgoes met with a modersle demand at mnchanged prices. The offerings wero fair, numbering sbout 10 cargoss fn the merniug, to which were addsd saveral loads during tho dsy, The aesortment was also lrger and hetter suited to the wanta of the trade, About 12 eargoes were 50ld to go ta tha local yands, Ticce stuff brought $9,60, and Loards aad strips wera quoted st §9,00@14.00, Bales of inch lumler were made, but sollers declined to mmake tham public, Bhinglea wold at $2.60, Tho ales reportod were 3 Cargo achr Rabt Howlet, from Ludington, 165 m Joists aud scantling, at $8,50; by J, M, Loomis & Co, Cargo achr Kato Howard, from Holland, 95 sitips sud boards, at $14,00; by Irish, Ballen & To, Tha country demand for common humbar continues folr, and prosent prices are sdbered o, Fonclug s firm under an active demand and small supply, The recelpts of foncing by lake are not yet Jargs suough to increass mistorially thestock hare and cause weakucas, PIPOECIOArsvaaserns v o 1 inch ta 2 fnch, Third cloar, 1 nch, Third clear, thick,.., Cloar floaring, lat and Clear s|ding, Ist and second,, TFirst comuion afdl o LIVE STOCK: CATTLE—The cattle market was aguin qulet and stoady, HMad it not been ihat the mors prominent Esatern muarkels are siill reportod unfavorably some improvament Ln prices here miglt have been exjocted to rasult from the dimiulshed recelpls, but tho unsate tlod stato of (radeat the East kept shippars from act. ivagoperstions, aud thus checked suy taudenoy ta au sdvauce, Sales were at §1,5050,05, or st $4,60,25.00 kers | at $4.00@36.50 for butchers® atock ; and o8 $5.5046,65 for comunom 10 82123 shipping boeves, Ine cluded in the day’s ruesipts were two or thres droves of through Tezdnd, geuong which were B3 head nvere #ging 837 1bdy seld by @zogers, Cooley & Co.; st $4,00. Culves wore ln demand at $L504550 for common to clioke, 'The markot chonnl sterdy, TTL oATTLE Number wnd deserintion, 3) axtra stoers,,.uean,, 43 butchars’ ntock, 135 butchera’ atock, 17 beifer 37 xtra afcar, . [PYYPRrPSvA Tt YT HUAB—AL & further dacline of T0¢ tha miarket apen- £l falrly activey aud maintained o goo degren of ac- tivity dowa to tho clas, Light welphte, which fn- eluden drovea averaging from 150 10 20 lbs, wers 12 blo 8¢ $7.0037.00, sud hoavier wolghtn at §7.15@%03, thougl (ha latter }aid i only ans of wwa inntancer, A Werl The market elosad sl or, HOW BALY, Av, Price No. 100 §7,50 4 '\ ee. LYo, 1.3 s; 25 27, 3, 8 181 3 17t 195 7.60 | 48....248 760 EP—Thero was s light amount of trading in ranch of the market at nominally unchaugel Blippers taok most of the offerings, Yo horn sheep st §,00@5,00, and unshiorn $5,60 ) 0 o qualily, EAST LIUERTY. Spectal Dispateh to The Chlcaga Tyiune, dexTnat Brock Yanos, Iet Lingnty, Pa,, May T.— CarzLx—Itocolpts for tho weck anding May s, 4,400 lierd, ngainat 5,4!; tho week befores supnly for yard alos'fair, with rery light domand ;' Fastern buyers would not taks hold on account of "the high prices saked, sithouglh they wers off o qtmn( X (rom last week's cloking'raten ; extra, 1,400 to 1,500 s, $0,50@ 7.00 ¢ prime, 1,200 to 1,300 Tba, " $6.0050,25; good, 1,100 10 1,200 Ibs, $3.5033,’ 1air, 1,000 (o 1,100 1in, 12% A o 1,000 1w, $15673,00 : Dulls, $0,70@5.00; stockers and Teeders, $1L.E6@A.00; tha aalex for e weak footed 1,233 head, ayalat 1572 hosd it treek, 4 Hoas—Tecelpts, 24,310 Liead, azlniat 16,345 (lie weok ‘Deforo ; supply for yurd ales tiot heavy ; many of {hs atrlvals wors through couslgnmenta; domand very Hght, no Tflndelphias being sold since Monday ; ex- tra Philadelphin, $8.50 to §9.00 3 mized, $400 (0 $0,25; ;r;ukm, $7.40 o' §2.60; rough and faferlor, $6.50 to 0% ] Bugrr—Recolpta wore 10,000 hosd, sgalost 91,80 tho week before: supply uily equal o the demand, and yrices 2bowt x5 BIgHer (han. 1ast wock s et clipped, 05 ta 100 1A, 51.40 t0 $3.65 5 ‘good, 85 to D0 e, 8.0 10 $5.5 (080" 1ba, $4.50 Lo $4.00 255 1 5 to scalawags per bead, $1.30 to $2.00, ALIANY, © Spectal Diepateh ta The Chicage Tridune, ALBANT, N. Y., May T,—HexvEs—Itaceints, 72 ears, 120 less than last wack, The market opouod Wednen: dayat (b closing pricin of 'nat weok and 1 aiuce xuled nteady, withi a_moderats’ Eaatern anid Joeal de- mand for medinm weights pood native steerd 3 extrs yelgltn’ unraiable. anid ‘liold at 7¢c, the highest price Fealized ; $7.00 sud Qown te 86,25 for good buicheriug s ¥ carn good Toxas recaived and eold ot 35,608 €.40; the market for all grades closed dull but seady, Biitrr—Leld at @Y higher; domand wodérate nod trado slow ; Eanfern wants being aruall and local :mm u‘{f"“ wales of wool ot 83(e73%e¢, and clipped M BMe, Sy ¢ i fiousvor fat tho markot 18 coslar bt nnchanged for pigs ; ualés a4 BgUXC averaging 170 lLs, and plos at 9810¢. WEW YORE. e Tous, Mey -knves—Teccipte, 1,62, max- tng 4,670 for the four days, against 4,60 al the mmo time lnst weok, ~ Market dulct aud unchissiged, prices fanging 11iz¢, wilh on fancy steérs shown. it ‘rilaceiptn, 1,950, making 6,010 for the fonr days, againat 0,660 'at 'the same time last wock, Aar. ket du] : baat finn 3 rmer quotations, with limltod businesa’s poor {o prime unshorn shoop, $3,004§.00 3 oo o pritne clippad, $L60G0,12) ; wpring I ai dw1E—Arrival 00, making 16,070 for tho fonr 0" gamos Hme fast weelt { nons BUYFALO. Burrato, May 7.—UAtrLr—Ttecalpts, 8335 total for thie weok, 9,140 ho macket tolay; fesh arrivals tbrough consignments, Suexe AND Lavns—Tecefpts, 1,400; total for the week, 11,600 s no vkt Co-day, Toas—teceipts, 4300 ; tolal Tor the weck, 13,4003 hit domand and_confined fo' Yorkers and lght hogs : salea, 00 ; 4 ears_unold ; balanca of {reah arrivals through conslgnmenta ; Yorkers, $7.20@ T80 solocts, 7,00 ; heavy hogs, lops, 38,00 ¢+ _AT. LOULS, 5t, Logig, Moy 1T,—Ilous— sliippor, -&?.'uoq.u.m; ‘Lacon, $7. elpts, 600; lowars 1 a..fi.’w; oou 7 Onrhin-irins Gemsnd exceeds Kupp] § good na- tive shippary, $0.0%30.8%: falr to good ' butehers', $3.25@5.40; mixod wlock, $L76@5.60; good native faods ore, $5,00; recelpta, 465, cliolea, §.75 " Cl;lcll‘!fl(l'fl. " 4 droaplog, CINCINRATI, Ay 7.—~Uons—Dull an roop] exireme ronge, T@R3NC; bulk sales, $T.GSGT.ED; vie ceipts, 1,485 ; shipiments, 340, e TN o TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. FOREIGN MARKETS. Swectal Dispalch ta The Chicace Tribune, Livenroor, sy 7—11 &, m.—Froun~No, 3, 21s; No, 1, 22, 5 Gnam—~Wheat—Winter, No, 2, 98; No, 1, % da; #pring, No. 2, 842d; No, 1,85 0d; white, No, 2, 943 No, 1, 8¢ 4d; club, No. 2, 082d; No,1,97d; ro- colpte for the last throe days, 75,000 qew, of which 0,000 r5 ware American, Gorn—No, 3, 34a 6d ; Mo, 1, s 9d, PnovieoNg—Pork, 76, Lard, 07a, LivenrooL, May 7—3 p. m.—DurPADSTUFFS—Dull, Wheat—Wlaler, No, 2, & 11d; No, 1, 0s 24; olub, No, 9,0824; No, 1, 98 63 apring, No, 2, §8; No, 1984 Bd. Com~—No, 2, 4a 0d{ No, 3, 348 6d, Rest unchanged. Lavenroor, May 7—Latoet. —Fr.ouz—Extra Statasnd Weatern, . ¥ UnAtx—~Wheat—No, 2 to Xo, X spring, new, 8s 3@ 23104, Corn—Amerlcan mixod, new, s 6d, PuovistoNs—Lork—New winter Westorn, 768; do Eastern, £216d. Boof—New Amarican, T8 6d. Lard— Amorican, 67s. Bacon—New, Cumbarland o, $0e 6 Citzxaz—Fine American, 72, E TaLtow—4ils 0d, Pernoteuu—Kefined, 03¢d ; spirits, 84, Comuox Rokrx—Ge 5d@0s Ud, Berurrs TUNPENTING—20@20%d, . AanomxeTin, May 7,—~Yanxs anp Fasntas—Quiet and unchanged, Loxvon, May T—8 p, m,—WeATaER—Wet, Moxer—Nits of dlscount jn open market for thres imouthe' billy, 35-16; or 316 bolow the Bank of Ea- gland rute, Coxzors—Monoy, 033(@977; | aocount, 3K@H; . , UNITED STATRS HoNDs—00a, 100 ; 679, 1093 § 10-408, 104 noiw 5, 1023, 5 AMERICAN RAILDOAD REcURiTIES—New York Cen- tral, 02, Xrle, 20X @38 ; preforred, 30, Tarrow—1ds 9d, Trrnotzun—Rofined, 3% ; spirite, 8)d, Pints, May 7,—~RExTRe—03f 056, Tire Bank ‘or Pranok—~The smount of speols In the Tlank of Frauce incressed 13,700,000f the past ‘woek, ) Fraxzrosy, May T.—UNiTED BraTms Houpe—\ts, w, Axzweap, May 7.~Parnonzus—23, OCEAN FREIQHTS AT BOSTON, Mpeetal Dispatoh to The Chicage Trids Boszow, Maan,, May T,~Frelghts roported by Joseph R Woods, frelght broker, 01 Hiats street; Graln frolghts dull snd dnactive. The vory mmall supply of lonusge auftable for gralu wus met by very few in< quiries from shippers. Ta Liverpoo? by steam; griin in bulk, 54 to 82 per bu; provisons, 2T & verlon; ootton, 3-16d per 1b; ofl cake, 20a fper fon, To Liverpool, by sall, graln in shije' begs, 6d mked aod no offers; yprovisions, s, To Loudon, Ly sall, oil caks, 174 Gd, Measurement §0ods, 18e; sperm oll,%0s, Ohartersduring the woek 3 An American bark honce {0 Rotterdam, 1,500 bris potroleuin, 8t 49 84 por brl; an Itallan bark hence ta Gork for ordera | 2,600 qrs corm ad 404} & Britlah bark hience to Cork for ozders § 1,00 qrs wlieat at ds 6d; Brittsh bark Entire, hence to London, 380 tons oll-cakeat 178 64, Engagements by stesm, 60,000 bu corn st K@jd; 400 tons provislons at 27s 64 March engagement, 1,000 balos ectton at $16@7<12d per I PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET. PaILADELRULL, May T,~Wool quist but steady ; sup- ply light and prices firmee; salos of Obio, Pennsyle Yanis, and Weat Virgiols XX and above st 6i@sde} x.wm;nwm,mx-;mmvm- York, Michigan, Indisne, aud Wentern fine, 48@510; 70; eombing, unwashod, 4@ 467 fine, unwashed, 35.47¢ ¢ eoatee medium, un. wathed, M@c: tub washed, S6@i0c; extra and combing, waslied, €0 & miacino, pailed, 4625003 No, 1 and super, pnllad, 45 Boey NEW YONK DRY-Q00DS MARKET, Nrw Yonx, May 7,—Naniness fa quiet with commis- #lon liounes, but thers wan mare activity {u Jobbing brauchen, Oatton goods quiet. Printa jobbingat very low rales, Cantral Fark allrtings snd Lodi priuta re- dnced Xec by sgents, Woolags: and ahawle dull, The Daily Ruiletin says: *The balanes of Atlantio Dylaing Company woraied dreas fabrics will be sold st auctton on Wednesday next, THE PRODUCE MARKETS, NEW YORK. Apecial Dispateh to The Chicage TriSuns, New Yonx, May 7,—Gnlin—Theat—The market apenad steady, but Hmited of winter; ahippars held off ; fhe market closes essler, but mora active; wmora doing for export, Saloa are: 55,000 Lu 8t $1.1831,23 for ungraded Iowa and Minnerots: $1,19 for No, 3 Glloaga spring in stare; $1213¢ for No, 2 Milwankes afloat, aud §1,20 seller Juns; $1.37% for No, 1 Milwaukes sfloat, and $1.31 for No, 1 Minnonota afloat scarce and wanted, Ofs trreqular; ntore lota easier and quite sctiva st & 10,000 b Michigan in store st 723ge: the salon bu new Obfo mized st 70 @70s afioat; white 8¢ 63770 ou track and aflost; Wentorn mized at T6x0 aftost] white at 17j79c; Sats mized at Fax@ite aflont, and Canadian at 764 aflost; white do st 10y @770 afloat, Ryo quist, but firm; ssles 1,100 b, at ) aflont, Curn Ireely offered and again lower, with & falr demand at & concession for sxport, elosing qutet at 83 for good new mized ; ald fs nominal at vic, foatora; salea ara 0,000 bu damp and unsound 8t 843 8)g0 ; Westorn mixod at A3%280Kc; do white #490@01¢ ; do yellow at 8916@%0¢. Lard without ma- torial change, but very quist, botti on spot and for. {a- ture; nales, 76 ten old Westorn, at 15%/¢; G0 tes new Weslorn sfeam at 18¢; for future dellvery 1,500 toy sallor June, 16)(@10 1-160; 1,780 tes moller July, 16 13-46e, Witiskr—Market docldedly highor, with limited de- mand; 100 bets mold at §1.19, GnocEnixs—Bugare—Market sithont Lmyoriant change, bt ratiior more inqulry for reOners, Coffos —Tus movoment in 1o 34 only moderate, snd the market lu active at tnchanged figures, Inutonts—erket fairly actlve In grain-raom, ex- 1ng to,an oasler feeling in the graln market, Export- are are taking hola more frecly. 1n oflicr commodi tics tliera 1s not._wueh dolng, and, with libersl offor— fugs of room, rates are nominaily uncnangad, though tha tono fa not at all strang, S & {N the Arssciated Prese,] New Your, My 7,—FrLoun—Reccipts, 16,000 brly : firmer, moilerate” demaud; suporfile "Weatorn and State, $1,8 coninion 1o good extra, $3,25G. goad to chofce, $3.700 6,005 whlts wheat' W tern e im, $6.0555,005 extra Oblo, $3.3437.00 s t. Louls, $340wA50, Rso four ntoady'; @hd0, Conn-MEAL—Falr demand ; stern, $.00524.45, Ouaty—Wheat—Ileceipts, (1,000 bu 3 lower § limited dowmand; No. 1 apring, $1.25m1,31 3, No. 4 do, $1.45 1074 Nn, 2 Chicago, £1,19@1.21; No, 2 SLIM?2L31; No. 2 Milwaukee, $1.2%¢ Towa aud 3Tniicrotn ‘spring, $1:15 1.5 Western, $1.37(21.44 Amber do, $1.43.21, do, 81.4/@1.45, “Tiye Arm 3 Canada, fn bond, $1,003 Htate, $1.08. Darley qulet and firtn, Malt firm: fuly inqufes : pritmo tva-rowod State, $1,32 colpte, 101,000 bu: "ower ; fair demand ; srn ot~ igieBlige: ‘yellow do, B(i90c ; whity do, Dle, Dats—Tecelp 0 bus Thore active ; mizod {ere: em, TETIKC: Whits do, T@TT4c, : Aax—1fcavy s shippiog, 0atic, o Grocentzs—Cofve aleady: Ttio, 16@1%0 n gold, Sugar firm ; fair to good refining, It"mm: prime, 5oy refincd frm ;111G He; 3uacovado’ falr § cuntrifuy d3gc, Moladsca ficma § G0¢ § tost) Tice quict and'atea TrrmoLEvM—Slesdyl refined, 123(@12%c; orude, ( e TRAINED REQIN~Quiet: $2.00@2.05. Brintrs TORPENTINE—Dul @35, Eaas—lfoavy 3 Wostorn, 185@i%0, TuovisioNs—Lork lowers now mews, $24,00, Toet Qull.’ Out meats quist: dry salted shoulders, 83ic ; 2 olear Lolliew, 13370, Middlcs _dulls long clesr, 143 3takie ; ahort clear, 125c. Lord firm ; primo ateats, TuTrEn—Tirm; Westorn, 12@16c. Onzxsx—Qulol ; Baififo, ‘Wauxx—Quict and firmer ; $1,19, NEW ONLEANS, Nry Onurass, dMay T—FLovr—fmalt slock; do- mand folr ol Hinbar ; cofnon, $1.635,00; super. fine, $5,2i683,87)¢ 5" oubile, $3.70@0.00 4 treble, $5.406 7.00% chiolce, $7.4@7,76. Gnan—Corn” firmok § mixed and sollow, 8@ g0 ; whits, #8@00. Outy, demand modera @78, * Driy—itiglior; $L1@LY, fav—Dull: prime, $ 4.6, PRovIAtoNA—Pork—100 brla eold at 8 el meatn—Shonklors, 93c: cloar rib, 19%s; clers, 12)e, llacon—Market weakor: shouldare, 9370 elear rib, 18ige; clear, 13e, Hamd quict ot 14513 };,;«. Lard no domand; tiorce, 15)@16Xe; keg, " GROCERTER—! ar scares and advancing; common, 3c: fair lo fally {alr, 8Yc; find pritne to elibice) Dl(@9%ge. Molasses firni; falr 'formenting quoted ot 4Bc7 common, not fermentiog, 60, * Wittaky=Unchangod, Cony-MeaL—Doniand moderate; $5,75GS,80, - PIILADELPHIA, PHILADELPUIA, May T, —PETROLEpM—Nominally 124(3132¢ for rofineds 9%a for crud ’ Bexps—Clover, $10.60@11.80; Western timothy and flaz-scod without dentand fEiou=Quic pnd drm; Wiscounin 2nd Mignerots . S ROATIS ¢ ndiaus, and omo,'ic.oo@nfiu; nfgh T80, Gnax—VWheat ncarce and firm's rod, $145@1AD; 60, Tise, $1.18. Cora 'duli; 84000 for yollow, ; #1813 for Weslorn mized. Oati sieady; while, 773180 § mized, soc, (RSTuiions—Quisk, " Mais pork, $12.60822,00, Lard, v 16e, Wiilarr—g1.18, ; urre_sieady; New Yorkand Dradford County 00 do’ frals, 3@240 ; Wertern extra, 20 @207 do tirats, 1710, Quecse—Firm ; Western fine, 16@10Xe. Eaas—Higlior ; Westera, 18 135¢, nALTIIORE, Barrrvorr, day 7,~Fuovn—Eleady ‘and firm; prices unchanged, 5 : Gna—Wheat qulet sail firm; No, 1 Western am- Der, 81455 No. 2, 8143 ¢ mixed, $1.40 ; No, 1 Wostarn Ted, §1,437 No, 2, $1,4021.42; Ponusylvants red, $1.9 @140, Corn woaker ; for Wostern mized, 83GABY( Uata vers Arm : Wostorn while, 7603 Weatern mafzed; e, Rye et ; $1.15.51.15, Jiax—1irmor} Vennsyivanta and Maryland, 118,08 ProvialoNs—Yery strong ; wpward tendenoy, Pork, $22.50@.00, Jtulk meata firmer and highef & shoul erm, D4 @U%de; cloar rib, 134@13%c, car-loatls laose, Tiacon active snd bigher's ahouldors,' 10@10%¢0 & cloar 7ib, K@ lge, Hams, 14}@15)c, Lard firm § re- fined, 1t31d%c, BurTen—~Eirm and unchanged; new Wesiern very scarce. Prrrovzux—Nominally, 6%@05{e. Carree—Quict and ulichanged, Wiusxy—irong; $1.18, CINCINNATT, CrxorNNATY, May T.—Fr.oun—steady ; moderate dp- mand ; family, §5.] 10, > arars—Wheat and unchanged ; rod, $1.1°@ 30 Dry z .35, Corn s :&% moderate demand ; THw80e, Oabs falrand firm 3 68@10c, Ttya fatr and firra ; §1.2@1,25, Barlay qitiot and unchange Oti—Linaced lower s T@ibc. Lard ateady; mode arate deninndl 3 unchange Eaos—Bleady: modorate domand ; 150, D visons - are il ae Dudorata demond, ovIs10Ns—1'0r] juiet aod unchan, H 24, snled, Lard duils & Rinda lower ! sno amareisiol a4 H770; wintor, 1536 bid ; kettle, 15%e, Tiulk muata o imchaugod ; shouldern, 8¢ delivered ; clear vib, 13(c; cloar, 12/@12e, Liacon atoady; modet. ate domand 3 03fc; 133 ; 13y W mand ; $1.15, x—btoady’; madera Mag TAUREE, i Mirwauker, ¥May 7,~FLoun—Ouet and unchanged, @nits—\Wheat woak; No, 1 fiflwmm.unsfi o 2, $1.00% { June, $1,013; Julg, £1.053, Oafd dull 3 a'shade lower ; No, 4, 61 orn lower aud weak } No, 2 n store, 1350, " Itye lawer aud quie store, 31,15, Darloy nagloctod 2,$L.3331,35 1 No. 3, $112@1.10, PRoVIMIONS—Nom{unlly unchanged, Unatx Purrants—Firmor; 4)e for wheat to Buf- falo; 8K {o Onwego, qolperieme—Viour, 5,000 Lris; whest, 81,000 bu; oats, b, BiirurxTe—Flour, 0,000 brls; whest, §3,000 bu; corn, 300 bu ; oats, 660 b, TOLEDO, ’.l‘od!.r.no. May T—Froun—Sieady; moderate do- mangl, Gnai—Wheat in fair demand aud lower : rates No, 2 white Wabash, $1.315 No. 3do, §1,315 No. 3 white Michigan, 31,23} ; ‘exlra do, $1.507 ambor Aichigan, 1335 acller Jue, SL28K 1 July, $1.33] No. 1 redy $1.3))¢ No, 4o, £33 No, 4 eanal'rau, 31473, Coru No. 1 i neady; mioderate demand; bigh mixed, cysh snd June 17%0: mized, 170 ; yellow, 15xs, Oats fair sud drm's §o. i, Aac Loven Sexn—47.00, Reomprs~—Flonr, none wheat, 11,000 bu; eorn, 15,000 bu ; eats, 7,000 b, HntpateNTa—¥lour, S00ba; wheat, 21,000 brla) earn, 67,000 bia ; oata, 8,000 bu. « KT, TOUIE, FLauR—Rallier more dolng; No, 9 rod winter, $1.33 exsli§ 1433 June, No, 2 apring, $1 Ui arkod | oft 'do, No, 3, TuaTdly oaah ¢ Tda May + 3\eduno; T8aJuly. Oats Armer; No:d, G5@EH and ryo unclianged, - 173 1o salew, . PuovietoNs—York dull st $22,00 ssked ; §21,75 bid, Drysalt meats, none affertug ; 'no bida § uomivilly held at 83¢a for shoulders ; 126313} for eldes, Dacon quist; Guly foubing aud ordsr {rado, = Lard dull§ omall salca at 16%c. DBOSTON, Bostox, May7,—FLouR—Firm and stesd; X 4755 Weatern upetiisios $.5045,15] compiog !2&“.‘?. 33.74@0.50; Wisconuin and Minzescta yxtras, $3,:3063 ,00; whito wheat Ohlo, lows, and lzk:hlu $0.60 @1.80; Tilinols, $0,5048.50; Bt, Louls, fancy Minno S0ta, fair demand ab §7.00@8.15, : RADN—Coru quiet; V25936 for mixed and yallow, CLEVELAND. CLRVELAND, Msy T.—(Rs11~Wheat, coru, and oats steady and unchanged, ufnfi-s:‘dn L1035 tost, 11Xo and §1.50; Biate t, Reouirze—Whest, 3,000 bu; wors, 3060 baj sata, 8,000 bu; barley, 800 bu, nts o BUFFALO, , May T—Guani—} f e M e ulst; the offering wora quite ————— CiRHC AR Al i AR 3 me ks * PrTranuno, May 1.—'15;:3:3»'—»‘»1:.:{;.nau...x ; ek e o LS Wit o 8nod, 133,0 Phnladelphia delivery, ey . MARINE, Sahiy POAT OF CHICAGO, MAY 6 AMD 7, AnKiven—Schr Kewautieo, Towaunes, funther ; gz, Matlle Flahor, Mattin'n Plor, waod ; . achir Houre g, snuun, Munkegon, lumber ; ‘achr B, G, Andrews, oy Tiivar, fumber ; atmir Corans, 81, Joc, munries sy ipeed, M skegon, lumber 3 acow Bilver Tlaud, sty #an City, light; peap Meesongor, BL, Jor, nundrieg relie Nob oy, Kewauneo, bark; achr 2. 0, fing) mons, Ludington, lumby acht 1da, anisy lumber: ' arbr Jotoph Dreaten, Bieols Plor. boitd rebe Dohert Mowlett, Ludington, Tumbor] “ats ri Posta i scow Bouth 8 Take, lumber: prop G, T, Ifeath, Bzugatuck, auin, atimr Muskegon, Muskegon, mundries 3 achr Ly, JcDounld, Manisfae, Iutiliir: acow Taurins, Hanes tuck, woal ¢ selir Toin Pains, Donton larkor, ool s atmr Juron, Bouth Maven,' sundriee; schr ‘Mypie Muskegon, lumber ; schr Kata E. Howard, Holiagg' lumber; ‘achr Mary, Hollsnd, woods scow Pl sugatuck, lumber ;'achr E, T, ‘Dlaka, Ahnepeo, cedns retir Eits Tllenwod, Wiite Lakor st ug Nielle Chase, 3iiwaukes, Tight; schir Glog Muskegon, " Tomber ;e Iver Lawer, Attskegnn, lumber; sebr Clipner City, Muskesan, tut bers achr' Saventi Ohlo, Stuskegon, lumbor s s Ie, nehir A, Fredoric, Sauys, Felt, Manlates, ftimbor; nehy ee, lumber ; schiv’ Maine, Ludington sehir Weatchestor, Muakegon, Tumler ; srpy o, Muskegon, lumber 3 achie Rachie, Mnair fou, luniber ¢ athr Totrel, Muskegon, Jumber; ncty I, B, Uubbsrd, My scow Millon, White Lake, lumbor ; n , Muskegon, lumber; sclir Exiellne, Mualiegon, lumber; Urs Exproe, Mauistee, lumbor ; schr Ttona Latlo, Muiekugon, Tnn hers prop Favortle, Manominen, aunirica s targa T, J. Johinaan, Monomines, lumber 3 bargo Lllen Wit llams, Menominee, lutmber: solr Honora, Monowby.r Inmber; achr P, iayden, ‘Moakegon, lnmbor: prey G. Ferguaon, Ford River, lumber ; prao Cha lelt, Manistes, lumber; barge Harmoiiy, Maniutes, lup: Yer ; mehr Arctie, Ludingion, luniber ; schr Anug Tomfne, Muskegen, lumber ; keow Tauter, Holland, waud ; scow Ifattie Earl, Haugatuck, lnnber, CLeanti-—Sinr “Oconto, dlaitowoe, 45 L off, B3 b peltn, 438 pkgn sundrioas xims Corons, Kt. Jo, 04 pkgs sundeles; prop Plyta oull, Duffalo, 23305 bu_corn, 700 lris lour, “aug sunarfes; prop Maohawk, 'flnfifnlfl 24,340 by €orn, and sundries} schr Tri-Colo © bozo tea, 16 figy sundrles : sche Eiya, A Dier, 41t vorn, 14 bu potatoes steam-barge Karstiaw, Bulfalo, 50,06 by coritywebr Driver, Carllon, '3 loxtw ' msed} nchr ' Perry tlanma, Jacksouport, 1 b bect: 2 Chils “york, 9 pkpa’ sundrion: sir Black 1awk, Lincaln, 4 pkge mindrles; vealr, Puntwater,'14 tons feed, 4 ton hiny drics; prop G, T, Heath, Saugatuck, 10 brls nosk. 305 green’ hldes, 3 plign stindries; achir Kolehun, Cesey Yier, 60 bu salt, 10 tons hay, & brle pork, 50 pkga aun. dries; stmr Muskepon, Muskegon, 100 sacks oals, ” plan mundeien s stme Afuskegon, Munkegon, stmt Huron, South {laveu, 10 brls e 10 brin sugar, 50 pumpn,’ 175 prge sun' drieaj stmr Mesacngor, Banton Ifarbor, 1 engind and boiler, 10 tirle ofl, b1 pkga sundriea, ‘Twonly-sevan cloarad light, 1LLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL, Brpacrort, My T.—ARuIvED—Shalnrock, Lae Ballp, 4,000 bu wheat, 3,000 bu osta ; Coutest, Morris, 2,50 bt corn, 5,200 bu oals; Monls Clirlsto, Scnscs, 6,100 bt corn § Gen, MeClellan, Spring Lake, 5,000 ba corn ; Noard of Trade, Bpring Lake, 6,000 bu corn, OueAnzD—Industry, Alorris, 4623 [t lambar g Georgla, Ottawa, 4,821 posts ; Dalplin, Qttaws, 83,7 4 lumbyr, VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON, Spectal Dispatel (o The Chie: Tribune, Toxt Huaow, Mich,, May 7.—The stesm barge S erior and convort, from Chicago, pamed down this evenlug, (e fAirat boats througls the stralts, The Cap- taln reports Lavinug gone hrough ¢O milea of lcs, LAKE FREIGHTS. CIIcAso, Thera was a little more inquiry, and rates twere & shado lietter, Tha mehr A. J, Rogers wan taken for 46,000 by oais 31 3¢, and the selir Onconta for 27,600 bu corn wt 3%c, Yoth fo Buffalo, Also, the prop Toturaae for 18400 bu wheat, Lutber freiyhts lo sevoral of the Enat Bhors ports are lowar, Following are the rates now ruling} HMeniwtre, ‘$LI@LELY ¢ * Tudlugtor and Huskogory $LITX@I.50; Monominee, $1.50 5 Ocontd, $1,75, o DETROIT. Businges 1o very dull. No inquiry far grsin earvl. wheat to Ogdensturg nowminal at g, MILWAUKEE, B1Chartern : To Oswopo—Sclir Ordent, wheat st 83ge, Butlalo—Beltr AL K, Tremble, wheat at AXo, THE STRAITS, Tl announcement in Tuz TRIGUNE on the 20tk of Aprdi'that the Straits were open, and that a sieamer cauld pasa thraugh, i& confirmed by tha following dis- pateh : Dernorr, Mich,, May 5,—Tho Stralts of Mackinae ara fully ‘open.” Tho atcunisbip Superior passed throigh yesterday—tiio Arat hoat, Tha'hiperior which carres off the broom thte year, Ieft Glieago with her'convort, the Sauduaky, oy tha ovening of tho st of May, 8o In owried Ly tha Wests Trausportation Company, No vessels have yat yasaod hrough tho Siraits froin the Lower Lakos, but avaral ara noiv on thalr w 60 pkga wun. THE WELLAND CANAL. Oawe6o, N, Y., Muy 7,—The United Btates stme Ads, from Detrolt, arrivcd bere thls worning, Bhe ts the Hrst vessol through the Welland Caual tlis ssason, LAKE MICHIGAN; citicAuo. ‘Tho faternzuners of tha jmosquito Acotarrivad hers Yosterday.,,.The schr Haleu Iioad, which arrived lioro Tlirjrsday ovenlug, grounded off Waukozaa, and in ardee ta gat Lier off her deck loail of jumber had to De thrown overboard...,Boveral jame and sceldents have lately ocvurred of tho mouth of tho river, owing ta the Jargs number of veokels being docked thers. ‘Thuraday ovoulug the schr ol Roy was caught ina Jam and lost bar JibLoom. .. The prop Favorite, with 1 taw of three hargre, arrived yostorday with cargoes of Inmber for (ha Arat twe this yeason,,..The acow Hilver Cloud, which went sshore lurlng tia gals last Thuradny, got off yesterday by lghtaring hor carge, sud cane here @nder sall,” Bhe was taken 1o the North Sfue dack of tlie Chlcago Dry-Dock Coppany W reecivs an overhaullng. ... Though the wind vas blow ing off shoro all day yestorday, still the watet in” the river ross ‘hesrly 1 foot. Eaperh encod marins mon sy (hat this phenomenon s 1 wiire Mlgn of an Impendiug storm from the northesst. The rise of water ouxbled the vessals aground in the river to got afloat, The Alleghany, which Lax been sground for’ soms timm took advuutage of the rtire, and lefi fur Buffed yestordny afturnoon, The Mohawk and Ilymouth Fino laft fo Thio achr Fxpress, which wat ous of tie Grst vesyls to luave thin part for Manis tique, arelvod youtorday ovening, having Leon absesi nearly & month, CITANOR OF YIRN, Wheaton & Tendgraon, sip grocera, eto., and 8, & Mel'arren (Iato of G, F, Foster, Son & McFarren) hare cousolldated thelr forces and trade under the siyle of tb Obiczgo Bliip Chandler Company, and are locaisd aa of old dt Lake slrect bridge, MILWAUKEE, Tha Erenfng Wisconsin eaya it is difflenlt to find purchasers for tho Jumber in tae Milwaukee Larbor. yesBeaten’s wages in tho lumber and groin trader are quoted at $1,60 par day....The dredglng for the now dock of the Grand Haven sioamers ta progressing Tapldly, 1t is alo proposed te deopen the channal in ihe slip Jeading to Elevator A 0 tat the ateamers of {mdltqu can round witlout golng below Menomones ge. LAKES HURON AND ST. CLAIR. DETROIT, The Tribune states that laxt Tupsday uight a celored 1nd 18 years old, 1amod Sanjucl Lowiy, who was ote ployed on the Iargs Kuta Drure, Iylng at the foot of Hevarid straet, fell ovorhoard and waw drawned beforo assletqncs conli reach him, The liody was recovorsd, +++.Tho tug Winslow, Capt. Danger, arrivad up from Yolley's Island Wodnealay morning for two more sicata pumps, making six in all that she has takon te {be wrock of tho schr Exchange at that point, Great Niilleully was experienced by (he wrockers in rafsiog the vassel on acconnt of her being heavily laden with stone, They are now engeged pumplag hier out, Capt. Dezelin, of tho tug Uranfa, while trying te auy the strar Eighth Oltlo froin the slip, was struck by & fonder of the Yeusol G the head, eauving a serious ?Mh' laylug she skull baro, He fs now ig a fair way ccover .., Tho Fres l'{gu learny frous {he Captain af {ie stmr Mariuo City that a stestnfire-engine suo- oeeded in relieving th rpe Bwallow of the § feet of water in hior hold, ? that she wan takou to an eletator to be lightened .of hier cargo. The Swallow collided with the Fred Kelley Tuesday, and went down {010 feot of wator,.,.The star i, Joseph arrived from “above Thureddy morniug. lia went witle in 12 milos of kilaw, ~ when the hLeavy ice compwellod har to furn back, At Cheboygan slie found (he fca In the harbor very sollif, and Juado Lot way in with great difficalty, Bha fotnd soms e at Duncan Harkor, elow thera she encountored no ice 1o impeds progress. Bhe touched st Rogers Uity Alpens, Taws, Saubly, Forestor, Foroatville, and Porl liuron, 2 HMAST BAGINAW, TAST Baaixaw, Mich, May 7,—Businoss jn marioi circlos i3 Imyroving, Bisteeh vessols cleared frau Bigtuaw River poria, to-dy, taking out 4,033,487 fod of lumber, 627,000 pleces of Lath, 760,L00 abiugles, and 2,000 brlg sait, BAY DITY AXD SAGINAW: Tho Lay Cily Chronisls bas the following (temy re lrdlufl mariup watters st that pords The prop erldll ry I;g tow will leave this {rn me:;hly Lo R 3 been take lumber from Saginaw Oily 1o Taledo st §1.75 This la 25 centa jose fuan tho Iharge Aseocision . Hunl;‘mun& which was chaziersd by Keith & Beeru to (al bris of salt from M Gran! works taChilcago, iad compluted loading Wednedday sfierucon aud was on her way down ot sbout § o4 lucks ... A spocial 10 the Detroft Fribune Gomtubury, in getting outaifs of tie cikonal ab thd mouth o' the Wagluww rates