Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1875, Page 6

THE CHICAGO MONEY AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL. Thers {8 06 change tonate in the Anancisl huslness ot thaclty, Therswas move activily {n thecaunter tmotness, but nothing beyond what 18 usuat on Mon- 3y, The warnier weather inepired a bettor feeling In buataeas circlea, though it esused but Hitle change In trado, The nan market rematus very quiet; & largs smount of money was offered on ‘Change at 7 percent, withiont takers, Hanks with a varled Jise of customa ors havo thclr discount Sines full, but most of tho others have an uncmployed surplus that ia growiug on thnie Landa, Rates of discount at the banks rangs from & per cent on call on the Leat of collaterals, and 7 per cent 10 cutside borrowers on short time with safiafactory Indoreement, fo @10 par cent to regular borrowers, —{he laties rate belng firmly sdbered to in tha caso of cristomers who borraw all the year round, On thasirect there s a fui) supply of funds, but Joans nro made with great circumspection. Nales aro @18 rer cents New York exchangs was firmer, at 750 premtum be- twrcon Lankn for §1,0100, The clearinps wera $3,700,000, BAVINGS BANKS AND TRF DAW. Thoso theorista who coutend that the savinga hanke are above Btalo supervislon ought to be able o explaln Ahe succens of thess fustitutions in Htates ke New “ Torkand Connocticut, where regulation Ly lawls rightly msintained, They ought also to explain tho o0r Auccean of savings banke in Btates, like Tifinafe, whers thero 48 no law to protect depositare, For tho bencfit of the poople fo whom (he srgu= ment (bat the mavings bauks wers loo sacrod to Le eapervirel by tho Blaty bave boen 20 Judus- {riounly sdiressed, we print an 8 sample of tha thar. ough dincipline to which they uro subjected elsewhers adigestof tho new law passed by (he New York Leg- Islature for the regulation of saviuga banks, It provides that the Superintendent of e Nanking Depariment hali bave {be power of chatlering Rave fnge bauks after cerfaln forma and procecdings shall havo beon complled with, followlug tho precedents as 10 chartering banks of discount and deposit, iusurance compaules, relglous socicties, mocinl and lterary ciuta, mauufacturing and railroad corporattons, all of which aro charfered under general lavs, 1t slso gives i Buperintendent authorlty to cliangs {honome of savings banks, and coment to their re- smoval from ono lucality toanotber within the same county wherein such contingencles may arise. This law Lmits the deporita in the namo of any one individual to $5,000, and the Intereat to bo allowed to deposltora to U par cent per anntim, 1t per- (oitx & surplus fund to be accumitlated amounting to 10 per cent of tise deposits, aftor which all the net earnings wre to be divided among the dopositors, It determiues Liow the depositaare fobo fuvested, that Is, in bondsand morlgagen on real estate, bn Unhed States and New York Btate stocks; i stocks of othier States whick have not delsulted fu payment of principslond {nterest within ton years ; fu cits, county, village, and tawn tonds of tho Stafo ; and fn roal estato and buildings neceseary for tlie convenlent transaction of thelr bustuess, Hmit- ing such favestment to 50 per cent of their aurplus, It prohiLits theu from loaning thelr deposits npon notos, Yills of exchsnge, drafts, or ny other porsousl sccuri- tlos; ordeal or trado in meérchandiso or wares; or uuying or selling cxchange, gold, or afiver ; or collest- ing or protesting promlseory notes, Thelr surplus sud avaflsblo funds must ba invested in, or losned on, tho same Lind of sccurities a thelr deposits, Tacy aro to report once a ear Lo the Superintendent of the Banling Departmont & full statemcut of tuo presious year's transactjone, Itfsmado tho duty of tbe Superintendent fo exsmine cach savings bank once fn two years, or at any time when cireumstances teem tavequire It, and to cxerclse s goneral Buper- vizion oer thelr affafrs, Dauks of discount and depostt are prohibited from advertising themaclves as savings bauks, under peu- altics, Their Dircctora may bn Trustecs, Al existing ravings bauks are required to conform fhclr neveral chartera to the provisious of this law, but thelr prexent fnvestments ate proteeted,” The llinols bunks can mever regain public conf- Qence 1) pomo such rystem o ko abave han been put iuto fuitlful oporation hiere, GOVERNMENT BOXDS, T G, (Asked, Tuited Bistea O of %t United 5tates 5.2¢n of Unlted Blates 520 of %4, Vuhted Hiates G2 of *05,.... 520 of fo—January snd Juls, B-5us of *0i—Juunary and July. 5-208 of '33—=Japunry and JulYeeses eens’ 10-408, ess United Hiatos now 6a of 81, United Biates currency Os Gold was 116K @116, The upward priceof gold in Qie loat faw days bas indieated that soms influence #19 again st work In the market forarive, This ap- pears o be the case, Tho oporations of the uew tligue hocame apparent in the Gold-Rovm Friday worilng, Thew bids for large smounts wore made by a party who bas not hitherto heen fdentifled wilh clique movensents, sand & little inquiry rovesled the fact that thegold was belng purcunsed for sccount of & now combination who had, it was reported, nlready recured ubout §6,000,000, having comsmenced their purchares from about 1153, It 14 said to bo tho inlention of Lo new cllque to * absorb ” all thie gold they can, and at the same {1me to lnterfere os ittlo as poralble with the nutursl courso of tho loan market, 20 that shipmouta may bo enconraged rather tban rotarded, They are representod o caleulating upon s conslderable demand trom tus kmporters durivg b latter purt of Juno for shia 16t of July settlements, ond also estimate that tho shipments will be large Ju payment for bonde, under the §30,000,003 call, belonging to European creditors, ‘The object of tha comblnation 1y sald to be to advanco the prico and to sqneoze carh gold on every favorablo opportunity, possibly extending thclr operations fnto tho carly fall months,—if tho clique should hang to- nether long enough, 3t ia said that & Ieading Gerinan banker 85 the backbone of tho clique, FOREION EXCHANOE. Stetling exclinnge waa 487@1003 cable tranafers, London, 4205 ; Parls, 0103, Other ratea of forelyn exrhauge ere quoted : Parl (Pranea), B02,@010% Germany (veic 93" 65 D Belghum (feancs). . BLzi@B1 oilind (guilders) AN 483 Rwitzerland (fraucs 61025310 Eweden, Norway, and e any Austria arer florinm, “ B, Aeked, Cufeago Clty 7 9 ct. bouds Chleano Clty 74 ct. Howerag Cicago CUtY 7 3 ct. waterlo; Chfearo City 7 ek, cartifical Chilcaito Cliy 64 et, certillcates) Cook Coutnty 7 @ cf, boudi Weab Lark 7 per cesit bon DANK BYOCKH. & fat 1034 2 1ty 10315 & ok, 047 & iut, 2027 k Juk}103); &ty 043¢ Blut,| 3 & dni 1023¢ ke | Merchiznts' Nutlonal, BT L1 e B3 Nutloyal I Tlliuols Trust and Baviuj Morchania® Savings, Joas Uulou Netionalban Unlon Brock-Yard Ni Hido & Joatber Bank, Cowmerdal Loan Company,. MIRCELLANLOUS. l Bid, |Adbed, Clty Tailway, Boutls Slde, 130y 193 City Itaiiweyy Wout Side. ) City Tailway, North Sile; ... s Traders' Tustratics Comyaty | s lé‘:g‘nmper‘!‘:f\ Cotuercs, .. orroo 1 " uicago & Norihwesteri goid Lo, d w1y Chicago Gon Light & Coke Company.esr| 13 || 195 Pullman Falaco Car Compauy, ex aiv.,,| 95, 97 Expoaftion stoc 5 District uf Colunibia 505 (gusranieoa) | 75"} 74 D United StaL6a). ouvesons e & fo & int, Elgln Watcl Comyia, il V3 LATEST, New Yoz, May 17,~3onoy easy at 27;G3¢ prime marcaitlo papes, 435K, Sterling dall; 4834335 for alxty-day, and 4803 1635 for sight, ustoms recefpts, $390,000, old o ened and closed at 116, with wsles duriug the tay 84 11056, Barrawlug rates 2 pee ceut, sud 1-04 for mmediats dellvery, Carrylugrates 1G2, Loans were also mads fla, Tho Assistant Tressurer dlabursed §150,000, Clearingn, $40,0.0,09 Qovernents firm, Rallrord bonda atrong, with » sharp advance, Union Pucilio Aruts snd aluking fund Elate bouds qulet, Tho stock market hias been active sad excited to- day, and at oo time during eaxly dehvary it appearid 2 1f tho bottom hiad buen knocked out of i, At the apeuiug prices were X(3 X Lelow the closing of Haturs day, and made & furthes decline of x‘alfi';n :&“T’ ;:r and Atlantio - e i mve bra " Later o (et wak '@J% In tha genersl tat, and 1) lu Undon n goll off (@1 later,” occurring Udlon Pucito on s Wasbiug- pllpait o, tho uect ke oo by tha ul been reads o tho Unf 0 &m of Cladms, 4 beipg geavrally suticiyated that d;\n Tel 8 rocovery of & Tacfie, \a\!fi prku l}n& iu the ceas Ol favorabie decilon to the Company would be rendered to-das, Tho early strengih In Unlon Pacifio was dus to favorabla rumors ahout ihe Washingion decirfott, and an Inerears of earnings for the fim wo weeks of May of §10,i00 compared with the same tims in 1814, Transantions were 154,000 ehares, of whichi 71,000 wers Facifie Mall, 67,0:0 Waatern Unlon, 13 orn, 6,000 Rock Taland, 7,000 St. Paul, 81,00) Erle, 140" Laka Siore, 13,000" Oblo, and 3,000 Unlon Pacifie, GOFERNIENT TONDS. 21 | Conpone, 6T, weeees 19¥ 2¢ | 10.40s i Coupons, Rl.uven Couponr, T3..1mmie 1165 Coupons, "kss saeidl® Cntipons, % m-;z Conpous, new 21 BTATE DONDS, Mirsunris, 2102 | Vieginlan, old......00 38 Tenneraech, ++ 5037 | North Carollaa, old, . 21 Tennerseen, few..... 10 | North Carolina, new, 11 Virginls, tiew,, o BT Canton.aysene. Weatern Union Tel, Quicksilyer, Adamn Exprod Walls-Farg American, 023 | Ft, Wavn «» B3 | Terre }lauto, . O “Terrs Hante phil., il o8, Expionte.ess o Bsg | Chicago & Alon,.. . 103 Piciit Mail, 53% | OhloagokcAlton, i, 110 o York Cetitrals 2054 | Ol & Simimaipd 2142 334 1 Cleve,, Cin, &, Col... 63 39 Ohi,, Bur, & Q\Imt’.lé}:‘ 2 33 | Takp Bhore. 195 | Indtana Ceniral 03 | 1Minoin Contrst 21 ‘o A Kk P, Tel ¥, Fl Wk Ol Northwertern., o ... 893 Norttiweatern pld..,. 835 108 11D Tnfon Pae, bonds, Del fack & Wil., REAL ESTALE, The folloxing fnstruments were fled for record Monday, My 172 CITY FROTIRTY, West TTuron st, 72 ft w of Leavitt 1, 235131 010 £1, dated May 14, *sseare bavsse Wout Mourooet, 15 (¢ o Lincaln sty o, 3ix 125 ft, dated Bay 17,00 000ess wes 3,750 alafed 1, R e cor of EWIng M W £, 47 4-10164 B, dated AVT Trueesioonine . 8,10 Wert Ohlo at, 325210 ft o of Hoyneav, nf, 24 2100 11, dofed 00t 81, W834ivaetorenrrranrens F00 Wont Eclo at, 207 (& w Of Ruckar at, 8 , 31569 5t, dated 387 Looriveseesanrinsaisrsioness BE0 Thihe t, 20 10w of Oakley sty 5 f, 493100 16, Aated 310y Dusssosiessnanen .10 Carroll avouuie, 215 £t & of Hobey b, 1 £, Skl 41014, wil tler property, dated March 20, 4,000 Seventeentl at, 223 fL o of Paullna of, 81, 33% 125 (8, A0ted MY 12,000 vsavsins s %0 Sisteonttiat, D8t w ot ASLIAOT Av, 01, 216 125 tt, with building, dated May 13000000, 1,000 North av, near Centeal Lark av, wodivided 5 f & reren, dated May Fheivosioreesssverans BUOY urlbut 1,200 1¢ & of Biack [awk sf, w 1, 35z 2318, dated AP0, L0eciennenss . 100 Qrant piace, 33 £t v of Turlbut of, u i €, dated 3% 10 vnenee . 5,000 Narth LaBailo st, 1 8 cot of O X 151 2-10 ft, dafod April 10,000 Archer av, 115 ft 1 o of 1 May 17 1,200 , 8 Colisge Grove, s 0 d A 124 210 £t t0 alior, dated May 13, ;18,000 Twenty-neth t, 195 Tt e of Houth 3 2nx143 £ witls bullding, dated Alay 10,000 13,000 Jefferson-at, 100 £t n of Twentieth &2, w f, 2% 106 3-1¢ 11, doted Mateh Bverosse . 1,000 North May af, 130 £ Weat Oblo, w £, 202125 T, dated Miay 17 4,500 Woudland Fark, 518 ¥-10 feet e of Cottage Grova av, n f, 50x1) 610 {t, with fmprovoments, dafod My 1heerssenessonne o veens 16,000 FOUTHM OF CITY LIMITY, WITJIIN A DADIOM OF 7 MILEY FROM COURT-1OUSE, Dunean Park_boulevard. n o cor of Bisseilny, » 81, 2033129 £, doted 3187 18, uvuereasieons$ 1) Dunean ark boulevard, %0 ft o of Disssil a7, 1, 233110 t, datedd May 13, u 1,6% Duncan Park oulevard, 46 {t a of Biessil av, 3 1, 43 4-103110 1, Uated MaAY 18,00 vovrerenss 1,800 Forty-second at, 44 {t 8 of Lisacil av, 1 f, 60x 125 1t, dated May 13..000e0ns eseese 3,000 Forty-second st, we cor of Dlsacll ar, uf, 44x i 123 {t, dated Nay 13,, 1,500 Tot 71, Black 7, mame subdivision s wbov dated May 13, 700 oot 40 ju samo Llock, dated 10t 5, Block ), of Nieholn' Hac, 9, 38, 14, dated My 13, Fifty-1ih at, 0315 o of Bissoll ab,s 1, 11, with 493124 9-10 £t In wam bl EYRET v TFaorty-sevanth a! 213135 3-10 fs, Qenexenny, 1 w cor of Josepli at, o f, with T,0112 In samo block, dated May 17 cor of Foriy-fourtl of, w f, 972124 ft on opposits corner, 1490 1t, dal Lots 08 aud 9, Bogue’ COMMERCIAL, The following were the receipts snd shipments of 1l leading articles of produce fn this city during tue forty-elght honrs ending at 7 o'clock on Monday moraing, and for \hs corresponiing date ons year 1ot RICEIPTS, SMIPMENTY, ’mn, 84, || s, | a4, TIor, brlsaees| 20,260 BUE 10104 10,663 Wheat, b BT00l 4L 136,025 Corn, bt esoosl| Gugssl atyzol Qats, L Ed R a0, 05 8,1v) T R Broom-rory, 1w, 10,600 | Gured weats, b 6,500 Sl Y B, g0l Bpgol; ey 63,700, mu)J ‘$10] 408,029 2,162,4911,135, 501 1,085,011 1,257,000 2,827,560 y0:0] "WIS000f1 '100,070! 407700 11| R 80y 1407 Ao tho following, withous comparisons: Fnd of prodce, Tieonized, | Shipped, Toultry, Ib Toultry, coope.., GAme, PRYS..ens Iguz-. pig 10 Withdrawn from store on Saturdsy for city cou- 3 bu wheat, 0,078 bu eorn, 4,012 bu B,Y90 bu barley, * The followlng grain was lpspected into store on Monduy moruiug: 0 cars No, 1 spriug, 83 cara No, 9 do, 16 cara No, 4 o, 4 caru rejected do (143 wheat) ¢ 1 car No, | corn, ¥4 cars aud 5,900 by high mixed do, 125 cara and 25,600 bu No, 3 do, 10 cars rejocted do (170 carn corn)§ 4 cars white oats, 11 cars and 5,000 Lu No, 2 do, 0 cars rojected do (31 cars cata){ 1 car No. 2 Larley, 2 ears No, 3dv, Tolal (343 cars), 190,0.0 Lu. Inspocted ont: 1073) bn wheat, 43,038 bu com, 25,000 L oals, 1,201 bu Larley, Erde Canal freights onjwheat are about 8o per hu from Buffalo, Thoy aro oficred at HXc. Lake Irolglita are util quict, but firm, at do for com and 430 for whoat to Duffalo, Carriers aro not willing o 1ake leas, Lut offer pleuty of room at thoso figures. A gentisinan who has spent soma tma in New York tates that the reports froas Europe which are receiv- ed in tbat city asomuch more deprosving than any 1hst came here, 1fo says that correspondents iu Liy- erpool assure them that corn could scarcely Lo placed at 1 per quarter below quotations laat week, aud {hat soma steamers ara asking for grain to carry as tallast, in the absence of a Tezitimate shipplug movewont, Tie thinks that » considerabls part of the grain now croming the Atlintic {s belug taken in tuat way, ‘Tho leading produce warkets wero moderately act- fve yesterday, Lut most of them wers eastor, though weakoess was canflued to the speculative clasa of pro- visionn, Thenfiuences wero chiefly local, Liverpool merchiania wers observing tho Whitsuntide holidays, heuce the dispatches from the other side wers com« paratively unbnporiant, nud those from New York tended to tho satno character, The Oner weallier was an argument In fuvor of weskness fu grain, but there was somuch cerininty of past damage by cold weathier, and somuch of uncertainily with reapect to the future, that holders of breadstuffa wers uot genorally suxious 1o sell ut & dective, though the stuff is coming o faster than it is going out, aud some fears aro eutertatved In regard L) the etfect of warm, muygy weathier upon the arge stovks of wheat and corn, a good deal of which was brought in durlug the winter, The effect of thly wes a sligit widemng of tho premiutus for carrylng, Dry gouds o Teapoctable sgyregate wore distribe uted totha fntorior and Jocal retall trade st genorally slenty prices, Priuteand bleatled cottons coutinue unsettied, The grocery warket was guist in moet de- partments, and ouly moderatoly active fn any, Fore mer prices were usiformly well sustatued, Butter conlinues to srriye very sparingly, sud rewains 6rm in price, notwhbatanding the abuonce of suyibing 1more than a fair demand, Choese is qult, with Valucs unsettied, Ioibe fsb and dried fruit markets (he changes wers unimportant, Bagglug rewmalus quiet aud tiem st 81%e for Stark and 2950 for American, Leather was quoted dull scd easy, Tho oll iade wag moderately active with prices ruling sasler, Our quo- tatious of Lusssd, carbou, aud turpeatiue wure lowe ered a triflo, Costand wood were u light demand at unnettled prices, The wholesale Iumber market was liberally supplied with cargoen, and ruled active st about former pricea, The yard businesa wae fale, Int pricca wero {rregular, and will probably be down 0 $10.00 for common groen fna day ortwo, Ituilding materials were nearly at a atandatlll, owing ta the temporary searcily of brick, Lut numeranae contracta have been made, and (lie bual- niess bids falr to be oellye a3 soon as new brick can be obtained. . Tue demand for broom-corn 1x silll of & retail char- acter, bt It amonnta ta a good deal in the agaregates and tha market is reported 1o be s alrong As ever. Seada wera duil, and somo descriptions wers mot very firm, thougl smnll Tota solil at recent prices, ay cone tinnes ta meet with & good Inquicy, snd rules firm une der modernis receipte, Wool, hops, and hldes wero unaftered, all being qulet. Potatoen declined, being in 1ight requost and comparatively good supply, Poul- try was slow and weak, and egga firm, LXPORTS FROX TUR BEALOARD, The following wera the exports from the four fead- {ng citles of the Atianticasaboard for the datennime ook end'q; Week end'y\* Week end'g Yav®, | My 10, 1873, 187, Fiour, bris 53,043, Wheat, Uilos 183, Cor, ... 810,80 Tye, bu, Park, bris, Yand, b Bacon, fe... *From si£ pol COMMERCE OF NEW YORK, This Journal of Commerce gives the following an the foreign finporta at New York in April: 1575, 3|813,260,417 31 1) 13,150,539) 12,14%,0% ! < 1004,973) 14390 Eutored foreons ntered for wareh' Freo gooda, ... Specie snd bullio ‘Total ent, at port,. Withdrawn from| wal 11,241,101 1t AM Dranches of businces show a dectine, rithaugh the falling oft {a geeateat in penteral morchaudise, The nporta from Jau, 110 Aprit ) wers $13,041 nd for the correaponding four monthn of 18:7 were §130, i7,e41, or nearly § 0,600,000 in excess of tho total for ibe current yesr, The wouth of Apell has usually eew rogarded aa_ the lndex of thie year, In 1412 the fotal imports ot New York for {hat month were $16,~ 443,837, belug the largeat mouth's entricd for any yeiiod of dur Listory, PROVISIONS, 1t0G PRODICTS—Wero vather more aclive, and weak oy the speculative articles during tho greater partof tiie neralon, while meata were steady, Thio re= celpts of hogs wero larger than herotofore, aud that market easter, while New York wan weak on product, 1lolders Jooked at the rolatively light movement oute ward, and soveral of them wera anxious tv seli for tuat reason, (Llukivg that lower prices sre nccestry to & good demana for consumption, Mcss Ponk—Was rather more active, and 10@13c per brl lower, being depressed aarly by rather largs offerings for future dellvery, whicl were laken Ly the aliarts, and tha decling induced a better Inquiry for car lota for slipment, Bales woro reported of 270 Lris cosh at $11,253 4,60 brls selfor June at $1.10@ 20,257 6,760 Lrla sellor July at $2L40BI3; 1,500 Lrls sellor August at $31,60@31,36 { sud 259 brla asller Heptember at $21,95, Total, 12,70 brls. The ‘market closed firm nt £21.23 cash or seller June, $21.53 for July, nnd $31.85@31,87% for August, the weskncsa vribging out & better demand, ‘Extra pritae pork was nomiual at $16.25% 15,80, Lanp—Was 23@3737¢ per I 1ba lower, In moathy witlt o wealt Now York, and perhaps in consedtionce of o concerted effort on the part of the Juno aborts to bear the market—{hat interest heing a Iarge one, Ve, Ittle wan done, the leading bolders not cariug to soll At the dacline. Sales wers limiled to 230 tea scller Aay at 16,0744 1,850 tea selier June ot §lg°§:4 15,204 and 500 tea soller July at $13.45, Total, The ‘market closed at $15.10 caslt + $15,123 for Juuo; $15,35 @15.31 for July ; $16.55@151Y fur August, Mratw—Were sleady st fornier quotations, and quiet oxcept for shoulders, which were In falt demand. Middles wero fn mowe request, but gensrally beld ahiovo the viows of buyets, Sules woro reportod of 500,000 s of slioulders at 81ce waller June, aud 0 uell- ar Augist, and 60 tos aweet-pickied hama (11 ibs) at 12c, “I'hie market closed at 8'ge for ahouldirs, cash or sollor June; bicdoaclice Suly, and 8o do seller August 11ige 'far long cleavs, cailh or sellor Juno s 115¢c do woiler Jnly, and 120 do scller August : 115¢c for anort Tius, casli ov seller June : 1210 for dosefler July, and 12350 for do seller August ¢ 135¢ for aliort cloars, cunll or dller June ; 13ige do soller July, and L1i0 fordo reller Auguat. Boxed migsta o uer then loors, Bummer-cired English meats, 11 ¥12 boxed ; gwects plekied Lame, 16 Ue_avorage, ot 111@11%e. Dacon Tmeutaguated st 104@14)5e for hame, UMo for shouls ders, 130 for short Hibs, and 13Xe fur short clears, =ali'packed, Gurask—1vsn qulet at 83110 BELF PRODUCTS—Wers qtilct and_mominally un- clianged, st $4.0 for niess, §9.50 foF extrs mssy oud 3.0.01@3L.00 for lams, Tarow—Quotcd at B8 BREADSTUFFS, . FLOUR~—Wxs in odorats demand on local account, with n very light juquiry for shipment, and tlis mar- ket was ficrn at former quotations, in sympathy with New York, snd in cossequence of rathor light offer- inge, Salos were roporied of 150 brls winters at $6,00 @06,75 ; 690 brls spring oxtras on privata forws ; aud 200 bels rya flour, partly ot $! Total, 1,140 brls, The uarket closed s follows: Chioico winter ex- tras, $0,0037.60; common to good do, $0,03R8.80; clioico spring extras, $3,12)(@3.00; falr do, ahipping grades, $4.75@3.00; Minnotots, $3.2%20,00; patent spring, $0.0053,50 ; spring superfues, $1,60@1.23 ; rye flour, $3,00@5.78, A TnaN—Wsa uclive and agsin earfer, the demand not beitig equal to (Lie supply, Bales werw reporied of 10 tons at $15.5010,60 on track, and $17.00 dellverod, Comy-MraL—We nuote at 0,753,875 per brl for good, and $37.506 38,00 for coarac, WHEAT—Was somewhat lows activo and; frm, thiough aversging xc lower, 'Tlis Tectiyts wers not 50 largo s on Balurday, snd the sbipments moderate, while New York was steadler, with a firmer feollng at the oponing, Lut closed dull. This toue was reficeted futo our market, thers not Lelng etiough of outsida ordery to make we fudependeus of thia East. Our stock {n stors {n now about 4,000,000 Lu of all gradss, but tha uews fram the farm fa 50 dlscouraging e to maka Toldera carelosa about elilng, though they admit that the ealn ought to bo moved out, ris from vari- ana soctione of this Biste indicaie that slong the Blis. #lavipgl below 81, Louls the wheat i doing wall, Lut eantward snd northward from that section It will bo much belaw an aversge crop, Thera was very litle slipplng densand yeaterday, but tho current offerings of cush lote wera readily taken to carry against future deliverics, the premiuin belng July, Sefter June opened ab 4 advanced $1,04%, and' receded to $1.d% st tho close, Saller July sold at §1,00@1,07%, cloelug at §1,074, Sellor the month, or regular Xo, 9 wpring, sold ‘st §1,0./@1,03¢, cloaing at $1.03'5, Tieceiptu of do dsted yeslorday ciosed ot $1.09%, Caal walea were reported of 4,500 bu No, 1 apriug at $1.0'@ 1083 110,100 b No, ¥ do_at §L025@LUSK Y 4,000 b No. 3 do'at OTY@Y74 3 2,400 bt relected do st $3@ ¥y and 4000 b whis ifabry at 3110 frea on oard, Total, 143,00 bu, MINNESOTA WHEAT—Wan {n better deraand and n abade Onuer, Bales aggregated 22,050 Lu at $1,U58 1.08% for No, 1, and $1.U4) for No, 2. CORN—Was less active, and sveraged 3o Jower, Thie rocelpts wero fair, and’ New York was dul), while tlo weatlior wan fAine, ana wheat lower, The leading catise of the weakueis developed eatly was, howoyer, & Ught demant {or caab corn, and the unaerstandin sk the fannley on Eastern ‘accaunt wak. reduced ¢ nok anspiended, This brought out & good mauy orders tosell for future delivery, It w tod (hat the alocks of corn ure growing, and the approach of 1ine weather led same to talk wbout daugor of heating i the bius, Thin kiud of talk {s always hiesrd {u May, d doex not necessarily moan an)‘lllluf. but It caus several Lolders of June ta tuen il overinto July, at & QitTarence of e per bit, St r Jing opeued at ‘[fl',’nl declined to Take, advance | Lo 7o, aud clowd 'al Titge, Seller July sold ul . @TULc, cloalug at 760, #oller the month or regular ‘No, 3 wold st 71412 cloalug st 71 3¢, and gllt-adged receipts of do cloved al 790, Cath aaled were ruporied of 12,400 bu bigh mixed at T34 @72%0; 2,600 bu No, 18t 710 : 140,00 bt No, 2at Tiy @iake 5 47,600 bu iew No, 3 at 6:=00X(e} 16, €40 bu Tajectod at n-(ana‘,:écx sud 80) Lu cars on trac! at to@sto, Total, 211,000 ki, OATS—Wero uioderately active, though quiet until tawards tho close, and i(@Jio lower, Tlhero were fow Lilyers or sellera on the markot early, but towarJs tlis Tast thera waa woroe dispoaltion ta frade, snd tho mare ket closed firm, undor ailvices of au_advance in New York, and fu synipathy with otlier grain, Kollee June opened at 03, declinel fo Gdje, aud closed at 143G 6i%;0, Bullcr Lhe month, or caap, sold at BIK@ e, and closed at &3%c, 01d's0)d 2t cd3;o weller July, aud uew wen quated af Ge, Seller August was_quoted ut #3ia45%c, Cush wales Includos 84,400 bu No, 1 at 614 @lo; (00 bu refected at 6103 5,400 bu by samplo at 63 shout 430 for $1,04, declined to (B, “Total, V0,400 b, RYE—Was %uml st §l.06@LOGY forNo 2, Arale wa3 maite of 60 bis poor, by samyle, at §L0N BABLEY--Wau ayain dulet wud firin liere wore andora on (he market for cask and opifoné, but the l-ucnynl the offerings provented trading, Kamy ot were In good dematd and Arru 8t 31,50 81,47 Gt I, soldat $3.55. Ko, 3 was quoted at $1,183 Beller the monihi wax nominal at §1,83, " Hellor mibor advsnced, acliliyg at $1,05, Usslh sales wero roported of #00 b No, 2 st $1,55, aud 1,600 Ui by wie plost 1AL, TATEST. In the afternoon the trading yenerally was on & mod- erate scals, with Little chianga in prices, Moss potk was atoady, cluaing wt $:LAQILATY tar Juue, with sales of 5,000 bria at $1L:061.47% for Jugne, $11.63 for July, aud §21,80@31,90 for Auyust, Lard was inaciive and nominsl. Hiles of incats fo- clude 100,000 it# shorst ribasoller Juns at 11 %o, ‘Wheat was moderately active and stosdy, seliing st $1.0(@1,043 for Juus, aud oloaing 15 [ July closed ut $1.07%, Corn wes quict and a shado easler, closing wt 734G T340 for June, aud 753¢¢ for July. Baller the wouth ciusod at i155e, Oata wero quiot ad €43(s for Juns, QENERAL MANKETS, ALCOUOL—~Was lower but frm af the Jeclina. Quotable at $2,29@2.34. BROOM-OORN—Emall orders are quite sumerous, Bisico trade G Rue AZregaty 1o fulr § bUS Large wanu TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1875, factarern are alill holding off, Prices ara adhored to, and, in somo instances, higher Sgures ihan have yet teen glven have Dheen obtalned: Qood to cholce hurl, 12¢R1403 brush that will work feolf inlo s cliolee hurl broom, 11G13e; fale to good do, 106 1133 inferior brush, 0id10e ; crooked, S@se. BUILDING MATERTALS—The markot In atlll rather quiet, in consequence of tho scateity of common brick, Ol fa selling st $7,00.37.80, ana coniracts for new have been miade al $6.00, Other materiala wore withont change, We quote; Common bLrick, ofd, 93 cholee steere, L3 ehiofce stears 49 eholcestea 20 cholcs tears, 22 choten atears, 114 cliolce steern. 3 18 stockers. $7.0087.80 P m ; prees do, $15.00G325.M ¢ lime, 3@ | poas—tiecelvad since Haiurday 11 urs 99 10 bulk, aud $1,00in brls; Ulics, Loulavilie, and | fngthe opening hours thiere waa hctive trading at fnl- Axron sement, $2.001 New York cement, $1,733 Porte | Iy an gaod prices as obtatned on Sstunday, buk towaril fand Coment, $TAOMATS0S stucco, $1.1@2,40 5 white, | 1oon, when buyera had acquainted ilismaolves witl sand, 1503700 brl ering-hair, 15@100 @ b, | the extent of the supply, there was diminished ctivity and e market weakened~clonng dull aml heasy, withn tendency fo lower prices. Balen of bacon gr wore at $7,60% 7,81 for common to extra, and at §7, R78 for poor 10 exira hieavy weightn, Hilppers $0.50.27.23, Homeof the traneactions are given below: 200 maLEe, Av, Price)No. Av. JrieeiNoy 200 475 (1 143 $7.8) 129, i DUTTER—The market was irm for good to clioice, and ateady for the poorer gorte. Thcte fa no coptd- erable amonut of stock now en hand, Aud the fresh Toceipts are readily atworbed, Lowee peicea can acarcoly prevail until thera s a more generous supply, -Local aml Eastern biysra wera oerating withi tie ranpe of the followiny quorations : Choieo o funcy ellow, 284 $2c mrdfiuu 1o good Rrades, 19@2dc; neridr {0 common, 19@ITE, CANNED GUODH—Tuere |4 continued sctivlty In the demand for thia liue of goods, Aml nnder raplily dwindling stocks the generat market dlaplnys incretacit firmuens, The unprecodeutediy low prices prevalent have greally bncroased the consumption of canned gonils, and_an advance in certaln Huca sooma likely (0 occur otore {lis roanon fa pant, We qitote Plums, damsons, 3 Green gages and oge, 3 1b Quinces, 31,100, . Rlrawherrles, 4 1b. .0 Ll Taspborricn v v Blackberries, 3 Goonebarrien, 4 ib. Tomatoes, 21, Tamatoes, & fb, Corn, Winslow 20,0200 TH) {120, 057 T80 BHiEP—Tho demand snd (e supply were and valuen wMa withont noticeablo cliange, quotad at §3,0s5,23 st wooled at 33 NEW YOBR. New Yons, May 17,—BrrVEs—Tecelpts, 4,200, mak- g 0,030 for llie weel, aysiunt 1,460 Inst weeks quality generally fair to good : dematd better tlian for & num= Dar of dayn: market tirm, but rathor slow, at an ad- uanes of & airong o Wednseday and Thurs- days cholcest lote, 1hicldici mediim to primo nlcers, 114@123c common, 103'a1l0; inferlor to ood Texans afid Cherokees, D@150 5 bulls, 45@ 53, ivo weight, Raes lucludo # cars 10inofs steers, 7 awty t 130 13 catn, Ti cwt, 8t 13%ge ewty at 12%c; 0 cars, B3¢ awt, ot 113 cwty at 11ie 7ears, (i cwt, ot 113e, & lieadd 3 ¢ cars, 8 vwt, at 13ie: 10 eard, T 1203 Dcars, 4% cwt, 8L 1037213050 4 cars, T cwl, ab 20} 2cars, cwl, 8 1203 5 cata Missourd steera, U owt, at113/c; 7 earn, G ewt, st 103:a; 8 cars, 6 cwt, at 10i¢e s 1¢ar Chorokco cattle, 6 cwi, at 12 itkr—Tocelpts yestordny and fo-day 8,420, ke Ing 16,900 for the wetk, againat 17,400 ) vk, The matkot wom & ahndo firmer, ab 4% @3%0 for elippied ey ; 0@ 7o for unnhory, and 1U@Lly for miriue lamue, Sales Tuclude 4 cars of clipped Oliin sheep, 03 1, &t 530 3 3 care, 00 ibw, at 6305 1 ear, 107 | por 100 ba ; 2 cars, 166 lbs, at 5205 1 r, 81 ba, at Titjo} O care, 0 11s, At B30 2 cars, 83 1L, ot 5303 9 fudlana unshiorn slieap, 64 lhe, ot GXe; 1 car amall, Bhorn Tima boans, 3 b, . Buceotasl, 3 & Lavater, 1'Tb, Tobater, 2 1b, Oynters, 1 1b, fuil welght. .. Oynters, 2 b, full wolght, Oregon salinon, new, 1 b, Orego malmon, now, 4 It Oregon malmon, now, 2 ONEESE~The iarket Is 4 o- tatlons arg 104 17c for prime old, aud 8«13c for oW, COAL—Tho_firat coal-ladan vessel to reach our port 1hfa seanon arrived on Saturday—tho Annle Vaught, from Duffalo, Trade cuutinies dull, with prices retiled, We Il quoto: Lackawanha, $3.50@10.00 cannel, $9,00@9,00; Erfeand Walnnt 11111, $7.80 1 ilock- ;‘;B‘:"‘sl‘lgy. $0,003 1udlaus block, 33,005,605 Iiinols, LR, B0, . “IZ(MIS—\VHO firm, under lght offerings, at 16@ e FISH—A falr amount of sales was aecomplished at tho range of prices followlng: No, 1 white- fish, ¥-br), $3,50@560:; No, 2 do, $5.4035.603 No,' 1 trout, $4.00@ cwt, at a X cars Kentucky lamnbr, 41 lbs, at 10, BRI I AL R et ol AN A posking ‘53120 foc the miackerdl, $6-brl, 460086255 famlly mechorel, s-brl, . it R 3.00@%,701 No. 1 ehara kits, §1.60@1.L83 bank codfish | o g P el " $0.00.56.23 ¢ George's codfizh, $0.23@0.80: Labrator AT My ) ,—CaTTiE=The teceipts for Horring: mrits Dris, $0.00a5 1 o H-Url 34.00@ 0,35 | tlo Inat thrco deye waro 1700 hiead, of which 1,462 Tabrador g touna, b, 3005128 o, b T e e e oo aatas o o e s Colu el L 3 the »1 fales EI0ALTG s scaled bersing, petbo, 1@ 4sus ColmbA | weuy only 1716 care, of whleh 1y ra Mt o Hand's nony bl £1.04@0, FRUITS AND NUTS—The dried fruit trado doca fiot sliow an much suimation as might bo oxpectad st tliia tage of the wearan, and tho prevalent feolin ot pecially buoyant, 'On jurys arders the quplat axa mora of less freoly staded all atawnd, Jobbe ;. 5 ol S Fia ol e T e Binesv—The racelpts_for threo days past wore 2,700 et Ehaie s Bao, Ingort 1TIESS a0} s [ head total for tha week, 14,100 hoad ; clipped, $1.8%8 §@Yes’ French ' prunies, 1H@lies ralsins, luyers, | 040 $4,-0R2.99 ; loows Mluscatel, Valaucis, UKIlKe 3 Zante currants, T@iXa; citron, 2V @iles lomon peol, 19@30¢, Dostestic—Alden apples, 19 (4200; Michigan’ sppier, $ia9%o; Indisna_snd 1l 8¢+ Southorn, aBiges paiches, helves, u!, da tixed, B@8 s do pared, I9igtic: biackbes rics, DL @101¢S; ranpborrfes, 3t@iSc; pitted cherrion, Ul@idde, Nuta—~Filberts, 10}ia11K e Tagona, 92G2e;: Naples walnute, 16@l6c; Grenoble waluuth, 1%14c3 Drazils, 1GHJc: Tecins, Tozas, L{@tse; Wilmington posnuls, &éde: Tenncsseo pea- nulh, 65@70: Aftioin peanul, SX@0e. GUEEN FIUIB—Wara aloady and in fafr roqueat, bustuess dolog oxcopt to rotall butchers, a0 Do guota- 4an can b falrly niade, Hoas-~Tlio recclpts for e lan treo daynwroro 23 head, meking for tka weok 19,60 head; Yorkers, $1.00 @787 Philadelphlas, $2,60@.00, 8T. LOUIA. 8r, Louws, May 17.—Hova—ftecolpte, 165} firm ; good domand; ahippers, £4,73@7. bacou, $1.050 7°63 5 good to oxtea, $1.75@8.35, CaTTLE—Tiecelyts 970 ective and firm ¢ recelpta moinly Texanss sales of common fo fair through Tozans, $1.00@ 475 ; good do, $1.9534.76 ; 4ood curn- fed, $3,62)¢ ; folr nativo butchers’ stcors, §3,1025,60 mixed stock, $4.05@4,605 nativo stockers, $1.25w4.70, PHILADELT'HIA PitrTADELERIA, Pa, May 17.—Drer OATTLR—~Falr domand ; prices a fractfon higho: alos of 1,000 at Tya; extra Pepnaylvanta aud Weaters atcerd, GX@ g Btrawberries wero plenty and easter : Oranges fu box- | 7e; fair to good do, 5@dc, gross common, e, §L.00@450; lemona, $3,%0:36.00: ted bannuas, [ Bugrr—In foir demand; saloa 0,000 st 4363 o gross, $3.00:24,80 yer bunch ; pineapples, §.00 24,60 ver doz; | as to condition, apples, ver brl, $10034.50 ; eranberries, §3.9084,007 ( Hons—Dull; eales of 4,000 at $12.09@12,76, net tranberries, 40@5% per quart, walght. HOCEN1ES~0ofee fs hold rather mors firmly CINCINNATI, than on the closlng days of last week, but for ather froods the'market prescited o atsady tone, Huslus an was not speelally sctive fn mny departmeal, We Crscrxxatt, O, Taviro 370833 for common to koo May. 17, ~Iloas—Fair and firm ; Lulk wales, ¥ o (@¥103 rezeiplu, 21583 sUipmonts, 335, iop~—Tangoon, 6@T%e; Casolina, TX@IHc: Pt e My LUMBER. “Tha following wora {he Tecoipts and shipments of fumber, shingles, and lath sfnce Jan, 1, oud for tho do, week ending May 162 102G U@ v @iigas e, Tk | Week (Jans Lifan.d, Suasng—Pateut cut loaf, 11%@133 crushed aml | Recelpti— 137, | 1874, | 1875,"| 1674 pawdered, 1I§@11%e; granulated, 113jallige; A, | —— o] atandard,' 10407 do No, 2, 10ie3 By 10,4 dizge; | Lomber, m 437 7 extra 0, lkal0ige: G No, '3, 9%(@d%c; yellow, d | Bhingles, m v 2),628]129, 00| 103 Yo, 1,0/4@0X0 cliolca brown, %o ; ale to prime | Lath, m eveeovessl 3,804 9,234 10; do, By@8xo:’ common du,’ Ti@de: chulco mo- | Nhip Iasnca atgar, 0:@43;¢ ; common to good do, 7(@8Xc; | Lumber, m o[ 10,510) 13,0711133,0041169,401 N, 0. common to cholee, T@04C. Buinglon, m, 50:5 ,mul 1,836 140,03 ‘sikups—Dismond drips, $1,16@1.30; ilver drip- | Lall, m, 03] 893} 4,883 6681 The wholesnla muarket was activa aud steady, The offerings wera larga (batween 40and 5D cargoes), but ‘Duyers were mors nimarous than ususl and they took 1ol freely, leaving less than half {ho feot st the docks unsold at tho close, Saveral cargoes wors takea to bo abipped to the country, usually by tho canal. Plecs atuff vold at $8,50, and comnon to meainm boards and strips st $0.10G1175, Bhingies brought $2.50@2,70, und 1ath §1,60, The following salea were rocorded s Cargo sclr I, Calkius, from Maniates, 141 m Jolsts sad scantllng, ot $3.0, old by Dlanchard, Borlaud & 0, Cargo barge BMary Amwands, from Grand Ifaven, 1,060 A shingles at $2,50, 50 7 atripa and boards ab $14.00; cargoachr L. G, bason, from Montague, 170 Tu comimon boards and strips af' $3,60; curgo el D, Nowhatl, from Disck Lakp, 140 m comfon boarda nnd uteips 8’80, Sold by Trish, Tullen & Co. Qurgo_schr Olars, from Mubistoe, 60 m 2x13 and 9x12 and overat $11,60,150 m Joiat and scantling at $3.303 catzo eelir Hatson, from Maniatee, 196 tu joist and scantling ot $3,60, Bold by Williant Rugor, Cargasalita J, I, Berrill and F, L, Stockheidge from Mauistee, 203an0 225 m Jofsts aud kcantlig ab $9.50¢ chr Maty, from Ludlugton, 140 m do at $4.0, H0ld by 3, M. Lodmis & Co, Caryo achr B, Cslkins, Chaps ¥ abinglen ot 216 Cargo aclir Z, U, Slmimou bounds and acantliug, at £3, Muakegon, 140m extra fiue, 63@70¢; Rood sugar-iousa sirup, [3@5501 extra do, 61@6%c; New Orleans niolasses, cholee, now, h@ifo; _do primo, 72@760; do_common to good, 2(g880 ; Porto Rico molaeses, 5@F0¢; common molss- wes, {1@45¢; Dlackstrap, 39@ o, somi—Allspice, 135@10)a: claves, 60@530 ; case sia, JU@3lc; peprer, 2ii@a3ige; nutmegy, $1.39G 1.4%; Culentla givges, isgaiose, Soars—Qerman Motiled, 0X/@hye: GoMen West, 43¢@5c Whits Lily, 6i@0lge s Wuita Tiose, 0:380) ¢ Bavon Imperlal, bc. HAY—Wa it continued good demnnd and firm une dar light offerings ¢ Primo tunotliy, $2.00: No, 1 d, $10.00310,50; No, 2 do, $17.00 ¢ rutxed], $15.0.@1%,00% prime upland prairle, $10,00@16,50; Ko, 1, 316,505 10,07 No, 2, $10.00R13.00, HIGHWINES~Wore more activa and 3¢ lower than the last provious sale; 200 its changed hande at 81,16 por gullon, which 1s relatlvely low, New York belug qunted at 12, HIDES—Thero was no cliange, Dealers aro taking amali lofa at 1lia quoted prices, Greon city butchors', Bigaces geeen cured light and hewwy, Ti@e iart cuted, 7c; greencalf, 15@1316a ¢ dry it hid ip and calf, 170; dry salted hides, 14ct deacon akine, ‘abioep palte;wool eatimated aa washod, per fh, 40 (@de, Hides' wilh ono drub wud uver ave classe: ag danaged. Damaged stock brings two-thirds prica, and Lrauded 10 per cent off, JIOI8—Wore quiet at Li@sde for Weatern, OILH—Liueed oit 1« down Lo 700 for raw and 750 for Dolled, which 15 the lowest point resched for many years, Carbon and turpentlne also sro easler, tho Tormer holug quotod st o aud tho latter 10 lower. from Manmtes, 723 m Hold by W, W, Calking, from Lml(ng‘ou, 250 m 3 webir 1L, D, Moote, fron irds anil stri) (commnon) st For other. descriptlons ‘former quotations Are o | 31000 & outyo Achr White Ook, fror ot el Carbon (-unuml Witta), 113 o, eat mm“nfi".m;.nuu.u;wun.'“fifnf"z‘fi%'m"i fl;’;‘-@‘éi"imf&léfl':."'fi's mfl :;-fil,m}gg' ‘35'-’}'. ‘1‘”‘53 H LK, mmnmu, Uo.‘sc}_zr 0, North, from Matte Jacd ol 291:3041,33 No, i.sl.un; N5 % o | Hiotiais b dor maioast $200. AU wold by I K d 700; ' do oiled, fse; whale, ® "Thie yard trida contlaves fulr. Common groon lum- linseac 8303 1] Taw, rm, §2.350" nezinfoot oll, strictly Ure | Ler was 60z per m lowor, otlerwiso there was Lo @1,2); doextra, $1.60; to No, 1,000; bank ofl, | chang ilumbaga’ ofl, 6o surpentine, | Firarclear, H ravity, 1H@14}e; naphtha, common, aphi @K, POTATOER—Clicice peachlows wero in madersts domand, but easier, white oarly ross and comnion va~ ricties were very dull, ‘The receipts wero fair; slso, iho aliipmente; but the local demand was n{xfn, and wellers somatimes found b (iMcult o readliy Mace | Finaring, i all thelr constgmonts, We quote: Car lota Haitorn Floaring, .,':éu‘.i’“‘..a'&mo.‘}, drousod. Peachblown, 50995, deliverod: Western, o, 70 | Tiox Leasde, A and D, A stock boarul 13 stock oard: G stork boards, Toncing (101, Commion tumber, 16 1§ and under, Jolut and scsutling, 18 to 24 £ B0y mixsd sud common, 40@0Se; Eatly ftose, East- e, Gk e do Woatern, 50G63c, POULTIY—Wan dull_snd easy: Turkess, live, 12%¢ @13c; chickeus, liva, U@10a per Ib, or $5.50@4.00 u €uo, ion, $3.0030,50 per doz, uc BEEDS—Wero dull, A fow suait drders waro on the markot, but only a few asles were 1nado, and thsy wére ath,.. conflued to wnall lots of thmothy snd Hungarian, 5 e entngs of T nparoan anil it werekite | Ao e ihs: larger, and the fornier (prime) was otferod at $1.43, sud sold in amall lote st $1.42 @1, timothy aold at $2.45, Millet wos quoted &t §1,15; 0, aud clover ut it —e TELEGRAPIIC MARKET REPORTS, NO FOMEIGN MARKETS, New Yok, Moy i7.~Iloliday {n England, No Ea- il markets to-dey, ‘THE PRODUCE MARKETS, NEW YOK, Soeclal Dlepateh ta The Chicaza Tribune. New Yong, May 17.~GnArN—Wheat ruled higher during the early deallngy, aud several transactions were 3o beiter, but thie improvement was not sis. ained, and the closlng toue of the market was barely steady, Bales wers reporled of 61,000 bu, fucluding No, 3 spring, st $1,16AL18; No. 2 Chicago at $1,10@ 1,203 3 No, 2 Milwaukes at §1,23, nfloat; ungraded Jows xnd Minnesols at $1,1551,25; No.1apringat 1.35@ red Weatern at $LUSGLA0; amber doat 1,401,42; while Weatera at $1,40@1,45; No, 3 North. west, $110i8),20% ; No, 1 Bheboygan, $1.95, _ O; firmer and more active} sales of 77,000 bu at 704 @Wa for Western mixed in atore and afloat, aod 78@%c for white do, Rye quist snd unohonged, Narley quiet and drm. Corn lo Lattor during the early 'Chang, but the reeponse from buyers was slow, and_prices fell off, closiug weak ; salesot 81,000 bu, included Westorn mized, at 7@ #1304 yellow Weatern, BTN @BT3e, Yuovistons—~Tork—>3farket docldedly lower for fu. ture deliverles and round lots of casb, but fubbing parcels woro austalned, with salos of 170 brls new mess at $23,00; primo mess quoted at §10.4 34ra prime 8$10.50; for future dellvery deallugs wero altogether Buly options, sud iuciuded 2,000 bris at $11.78531,¢0, cloaing with the inside fgurs bld; Jume was PEAS—~Tho tea tada ia Tairly ertzices, We quote : Young liyeon, coninion hwdbo; cholce to_ extra flue, T0.@SL 10 tine 014 hysou, A3@35c; cominon {0 line dp 2¢@dlo; good to choico do, T3@:007 falr to Hoo gunpowder, $8:45803 good fo chvico, 05@830; chivice fo extra Moyuno, $1.14a1.39; Pugaiey couimon o good, 40@55: ; do, good to choica, 65@1d0 3 chofce to extra new Japan, S0@%o; common to good do, 60 @b3g; foir to good oid, $5@3de; common do, 3@ 4ot common to fine Oolong, 8k&4lo] good, S0GHE0N; WOOD—Homalis dullund weak s auoted ab $0.60@ aple, cholca 10 extra KOoa31.LO. 9,00 for Leech, and $1.50@3.00 for in: VEAL—The recelpts wers hmallor, and prices were a +linda better in consequoneo ; common to falr veal sold at 4@ 0c, aud good to exirs &t T@3xe, ¢ LIVE STOCK. cUHICcAGD. OATTLE~Dccelved wiuce Balurday, 4,000 head, Trade opeus active iuluweek, with prices fiem ail around, and some descriptionn higher, The Eastern wmerketa scemn to be graduslly recovoriug from the de- yresslon so long provajling there, snd shippers wero ayain in full atteudance sud operating with spparent cuulidence, The supply of beaves, though lberal, wea not matorially in oxcesa of the number usually seou in the yardeon iheopening day, aud, aa it was maluly camposed of well-fatted cattle, thers proved to be no great surplus, Avide from shippors, there wua mot incls activity, but the grade1of stock suited ta the wantu of the athier clsasca of buyers did not enter very | nominally sbout $1.00, Land was shout tlurgely into the supply,and sales of stockers and | wtoady, but very qulet; salos of emh Dulchers! stuff, se well &3 1ho belter grades, wero ot | apd reguior uctuded 100 tierces ot 13% fally sualalued prices, Halos were at £3,353p, Tt Yo cidton’ Weitorn sleasiy pHlies steurs walghlng 1o 40 Aoantd Tor bt city, 143503 for future delivery the buslness was very Lho msrket closed firm, light, ,,au: muna.gl:.[l;, np:g:.,:h at hllu‘;@u -10c; June CATZLE SALES, 3 7] 8, g wi 0 tnsla 0, Number and descrivtion, aL15 7103180, cloalug o prica st 130, Witk Y—There is a falr inquiry, snd prices are l‘A‘Iulacl; 450 brls sold at $1.21@1,34 “closing at ile late ¥ Dgure, Fusrolize—The market Is vory rafu are uominally 6@8)d, 1o 0 bl tallow at 31a 6, 10 the Assoclated Frew, | New Yon, May 1T—~Fcavn—Quiet; suporfine Weat- torn Btate, $4.45@5.10; comman to good extra do, §1,13 G bl 10"l do 8530wt whei Woai 15 eatra steers. 43 extra steers, 23 cxtraetoers, B4 extra steors,,. 10 extra glewrs, 63 0xtr ubee ulet, and rates of verpool by steam, 18 cholco steors. 17 cholkoo ste3s: 17 clhioce stesrs, 19 chuiye sles, u oxti . DO@E8,83 ; extra Ohlo, $5.30 ; B g.mu?l'. ”13’-@ nmu‘-mm.n umfiwl. Conu-Meat—Steady; Western, $4,L0 44,43, Rtk Whast—lieonlpl, BAGY buj Quist) Nov 1 spring, $1.25@3,27: No, 3 do, $L10318: Mo, 2 Ollcago, $1.18%@i.20%: do Milwanice, $1,92; do Northwestern, 51.!9‘“- 293¢ 3 ungraded Tows and Minnrsots spring, $1.18@1.25 ¢ winter red Weatern, @140 amber o, $1.0.¢ white do, $1.10@ Rys quist § Canada It bund, $1.00@L0I ; Rlate, 0, Darley quiet and firm § Hnngarian, $1.50, Mait quiet and firm, Corn—Recaipts, 13,000 Im i quicts moderate demand § nuxed Western, HieiHdc: yel- low do snd_high mized, R8@4aMc, Oata—Itoceip! H.Im;n bug firm; mized Western, 76c@7bc; white o, 10@8o, IAY—Firm ; ahtpping, 65@%00, Gnocxnizs—Cofice quilet ; Itlo, Iflumnyfn n e, fngne dull and wuchangeat reihii, $saiior flued dull, 105@1155¢, Molaises quict aud unchanged, les quied and unchanged, Vernotrus~Duill; erude, 875dCo; refined, 13¥@ 115, HIRARTED REans—~Quilot at $1006¢2,00, Sriniea TUNPENTINE=Qnle! e Eaas—Unsettled: XY@ 1. Frovisons—Tork latver s 722,00, Theof qulet, plodh mcar, 10e; extra do, 1tc. meais dull mide Wles ateadys Wostern long clear, 12 3-13c, Lird Arm; prime ateam, 13 G160, Tiurter—Steady ; Weatern, 12310e, CuxrsE—1leavys nominal; 8 215 e, Witzskr—3lore sotive and firm; $L21@1,2% PHILADELPUIA, PmitavrLenn, My 17— Froun—Quiet and wn- ehanged, GuaN—Wheat dull ; red. $1.40@1.43; amber, $1.44, Rye, $1,10, Corn mlow: yollow, 85@45ic, Uala Ine nctiva: white, T/@74%c. PRovisoNs—Duil; pork, $12,00542,85, Deef Lams, $15,00@23,00, Lard, $13.6)@10.8i 3%, Wiaky—$1,23 TrrnoLEus~Steady ¢ reined, 12X0; erude, Mo NurTEn—Bteidy ; New York and Dradford Conuty sxiran, 4@10c] o firata, 20 w2 s Weriern oxtras, 13 @24es do Drats, 17@106 : rulls, extras, 22 «23c, Cindse—Dull: Now York jrime, new, 15@o; Western prime, new, 19 13c, Eaan—Activa and tesdy ; Weatern, 10310%e, DALTIMORE, May 17~FLoun—Dull; Western 5003 “do extrs, $3.23@56.37%; do qniet s No, 1 amber Westers, §1,08; No, 2 red, $1.37, Corn weak §; Western Outs qullz white Wealern, 70GT8¢ 3 mixed lo, 3@ 7650, liye quict ; $1.: 1,18, lar—~dearca and firnrg Pennwylvauta’ ad Marg- Tand, $:5,00, Provisioxa—Dull and weak, Tork, $22,50," Dulk qulck aud ateady ; hams, 152 Batisone, Al ‘meats nomiiual, Dacon @15c, Lanl hoavy ; 1 16i(c, Corrre—Dull and heavy; Liln, cargoes, 163G 18'e, TurTea—Firm; Westorn, ordiuary favored, % e rernorrud-—-Nominal at be, WRBRY—Iirm at $1.21. #T. LOUIA. §7, Louis, May Ji.—Iroun~Imactive and ua- chnnized, GnatN—Wheat dull and Jower :* No, 2 red winter, £1301G@TAU cnnlt ; FL AT 14D Tunn g 1AL (R 140G Jaly s noit No, 2 spring, $1,M@1.07, Corn lower} No. 2, 72473¢, Oxta Delfer: No, 2, €6c cash and May, Barley ull ; mample lots prime, Rye quict at $L0Va AT, Wiinsey—Flrmiy lield st $1,2 Provieross—iork dull at 2,00, the Jat'er for amall lofs, Dry malt meats nged: motbing dofnyr, Tiacon firm ; wore doing, it ail’ w.ics outsddn 90 snall ordor (rad axe on privaie tevms. - Lard wom- nal§ 15, TiEcrPTA—TFlour, 7,000 brle: wheat, 22,000 bnj corn, $7,000 bu; oats, 40,000 buj rys sud barloy, nono, CINCINNATI. caTr, May 1f.~Froun—Dull and drooping ; ¢ 03,16, ¥—Wheat doll and unchanged ; red, $1.%@ 1.3%, Corn quict and weak 3 T 700, Oaty fafr ind frm 3 fde, Dyo falr and firm; $1.3G125. Lasley steady ; moderate demand § nuchangod, Ora-Unchinnged. Raas—Stendy : moderate demand 3 17%e, Burren—Fair and firm for best graden. Crxex—Steady : moderate demandd, Trovistoxa—Lork tncbangod; ‘offered ab $22.00, Lard dull und nominal; meam held st 13\o spot, or buyer May: kettle, 15%c, Dulk-mestn ateady ; mod- erita demsnd ; sboulders, B%c; clear rib, 1l3za on ©arn; 113c Junos 123 duly 3 ‘clesr, 12e, ~Bacon steady ; modorate demand ; unchau Witiskr—Sioads, moderate demaud; $1.15, TOLLDLO. ToLepo, May 17.~Frovn—Qulet sud unchange:l. Gnarv—~Wheat dullj declined; omber Aichigan, Sl June, 129K: July, 30N dast half 1,01k 3 No, '3 red, Jube, $1.333 July, $131; No, 4 amber Ililnols, $1.71, Corn sieadly, with moderate domond; high mixed, cnh, 6 T6Kc: July, Tikge; Augnst, Tdsge; low mixed, 3o walte, 802 Qimnged, 0v, Oats’ falr and firm3 No. 1, i0xc} white, 116; Michizan, 60¢; refocfed, d7c, Tinoriera—Llonr, 000 Lrls ; wheat, 10,000 bu; corn, 17,000 bu § oats, 8,601 bn, Buieacnse—YFlour, 200 brleg whost, 6,000 buj corn, 23,000 bt Crxar: family, ana MWILWAUREE, MiLwaurce, May 17.—1}covn—Steady and qu'et, Onaty—Wieat weak s No, 1, SLU3Y § No, 2, $L03%(; June, $1.04; July, $1.03'7, ts lower; more &etiv in good demand § No, ¥, store, (3%e. Corn i nominally unchanged § No, 3 mixed, Tic; uew, 00ke, Nys nominally unchanged ; No, 1in storo, $1.! 16y nearce ; vory firm 3 No, 34 stors, $1,3% 1,50, amat Freiaute—Quict ; nominally unchanged ; Buftalo, 4340 ; Wheat to Oawego, e, TEceiris—Flour, 7,000 Lria; oats, 000 bu; wheat, 61,00 bu 3 _corn, 00, Hirerama—Flour, 5,000 bris; oats, 200 bu ; wheat, 200,000 bu 3 corn, 87,000 bu, BOBTON. Dosroy, May 17, ~FLovn—Dull : moderate demand § firm prices s Weatern mupcrfiue, $1.50¢4.55; common extrag, $5:50@3.163 Wikconsiu and Minnesotn cxtras, $5,76x0,00; white wheat, Ohlo, Indians, sud Michigan, 50.25@T.00; Ilinoks, $0.60 5t Louls, $0,L038 8,50 3 tancy Minuesata, $7.00@3,78, GRAt—Corn qufot at 9lretic for mixed and yollow, Qats fu falr demsud § 70780 for mixed and white, CLEVELAND. . CLEVELAND, O., May 17.—Onary—Wheat dnll and unchanged, Cort steady and uncbanged, Oaty nuivt and unchanged, YETnoLEUM—Unchnnged ; fsteadys 110 test, 10j¢cs wud 160 Btata test, 111, Reosiera—~Wheat, 34,600 In 200 b, : corn, 1,000 bu; cals, NUFTALO. Durraro, Miy 17,—Gnarv—arket dull and un- sottledt s little dinposition to aperate, Wheat—Salea of 91,000 bu a §1,40 for swmber Obio, and §1,10 for No, 3 Cllicago, Corti—Halea at 802 on track ; Lost-load par- cela couid be bought ot 196 spyt; 786 45 arive. PITTRRORG. Prrrenusng, May 17,~GrarN—\Wheat. quiels prices uachanged. ‘Cory S50 for fue niixed io pisne yellow, PevnoLron—Quict; crude, $.93¢ ab Parkers; rofued, 122c, Pathadeiphia doltvory, MARINE, PONT OF GHICAGO, MAY 17 Anntvep—Sehr E, M, Porteh, Ludinglon, Tumbesry actir O, M, Jobuson, Sturgeon Tiay, cedar posta ; acow Whilto Oak, Twa Rivers, lumber ; schir Pligrim, Mus. kegon, lumber ; schr 1. D, Moore, Bluskegon, lnmber; schr Jolin Tibbets, Grand Have, Jumber ; atmr Caro- ns, St Josoph, sundeios; scow Bouth Side, Whita Lake, lumber 3 schr Ttobt, T, Kiug, Ssugatuck, wood ; stmr SBheboygan, Manitowoc, sundriea ; prop Meascn. ger, Denton Harbor, sundzlea ; prop J. 1L, Owen, Es- canaba, Iron ose ; schr W. If, Nswkins, Whito River, vallroad thes ; scow Mary Itelen, Whita Lake, railroad tles; schr Pigrim, Muskegon, lumber; schr J, B, Chapin, Whito Take, waod ; scow Bos Dird, Muskegon, Iumber ; acow Mermald, Graud Haven, lumber ; tug New Esa, Muskegon, lowing: barga Trapafer, Muskogon, lumbor; bargo Gulden Murvest, Blus Kegou, lumbers schr D, Newhatl, Black Creek, lumber ; Jrop 3. Mriudin, Grcon day, dundries; xchr Guidey ora’s Pior, wood; schr Fisher, Muskegon, wood achr Kate B. Howard, Whito Lake, wood; sehF Actic, Ludington, wood ; soow Laurel, Kalamszao, wood { acow Loulsa Rtrom, Buugatuck, wood; scow A, Fredericy Holland, wood; scur sttia Flaher, Roller's Tior, raliroad tieai tug Clomatls, Peshilgo, towing; bargs Manteuoo, Pealitigo, lumber: burge Advanco, Yeaitigo, lumber 3 sehr Mary, Ludington, lumber} wehir Coeistiana, Whito Lnke, wood, . CLEANED—L'70p O, Ticitz, Maulsiee, 3 bzs tea, 2 tons iron, 3 1ons lay, 60 pkys sundnes; bark Tafrinter, ufulo, U0,310 DU 0ats; Prop J, I, 'Owen, Eecansba, 13 plga'auiidrivs ; wch® Mary Teliou, Whita Lake, 8 tond 1ed, 18 Pkye sundrics ; schr Kate Oillelt, Du can City, 5 chests toa, 1 brl oll, €0 pkge sund.ics; acl Lizzlo Doak, Bt, Jusoph, 80 Lila Vecr,5J bris lwo} sclie M, J, Wicox, Duffalo, 21,082 bu carn sobr Flos Grand Traverue, 18 brls tour, 7 brls pork ; barge Pesbtigo, 10 brla pork, 3 tea Jard, welr’ Willtam Joiiesy hay, G bris_ porki Lu bata § sche Tricolor, folland, b pligs aundrios; prop Missonrl, Dulutiy 54 10gW, 43 brls pork, 103 bFlsour, 20 plge Liquor, 40 phis fead, 137 T raily, Y15 1Xgu grocerics, Yo plis sundrics; i uskogon, Muskagon, 10 bris pork, 18 bela ol 20 sacks foedl, 24 brle beef, & drensed calves, 8 dead slioep, 103 vkge sundrics ; prop Messengor, Henton Tarbor, ) brl pork, 7 Lrls ' glassware, S0 boxea gro- corieas achr Exprows, Monistique, 3u0 bu corn, 300 b oafu, 30 brls pork, 3 fous bran,’ 20 phyu subdriva schir Merwnld, Grand aven, 60 bu atu; bark Haud Cracker, Dengaukee, U8 pkgu dey goodd, ILLINGIS & MICHIGAN GANAL. Bomosront, 1L, May 1T,—AButven—Suurise, . vona, G00 bu corn; Moute Orisio, Benecs, 8,150 by corn; Contost, Morris, 8,000 bu oste; Oeorgls, S eca, 0,50 bu corn 3 Gen, McOlellan, Lockport, 710 brls tlour, 00 brls meal; Montans, Ottawa, 6,000 bu corn prop Whalcr, Beneca, 5,00 b oata riendship, Soue g &, 8,85 by corn prop Bicaver, Honry, 3,000 by curng Frederick, Uenry, 5,000 bu caru, ‘Qurankn—Orion, Mutaediles, 80,60 £t lumber, 100 m ahingles, 30 1 Luhy 2,957 pesta ; Gipey Queen, Hozry, 68,100 14 1emuber, 100 in shiuglcs, LAKE FREIQHTS. . OHICAGO, Gratn frelghts were dull aud unchanged, Pasly, de ‘was bid for & small veasol 10 take corn, and a3 soon a3 the fact beostno kuown 80 msny vessels wero teudored a8 to cause the shipper to Nold off untll fowards the clotg, but carrlors refused Lo charter st fower rates, The offerings increased by soveral arrivels from below, Charterst Hobr Grace Murry, 17,000 by corn to DuMalo at 433 prop J, Yridgeon, 20,000 bu coin tirough vis Harnid, THE OWNERS OF LUMBER-VESSELS, An adjonrnod weeting of the uwuers of lumber- veasels ut thie port washiold yesteriday sfternoon st tha ofice of the Uhicago Dry-Dock Company, for the pur- pore of perfocting tho srtangements for the poollug ©of veasals, that reasouablo ratos ruighit be maintained, snd ownors of mills sud lumber-yards o longer force them $o accopt disaatzously fow raten, Tlo suoatiag was organlred by Wie elsalion oL Csply Anilen a3 Chairman, and Capt, Dncan a4 Afiar e rrading of (he Tinies of fast et the Clairman of the Commitiee on Afirremont w3t acnied a et of vesolutions plelghig veteinnmnr: partien Lo his compact o stelely Biliern (011 privd mont aidopted at the last meoting, snd the, iy inpted, 5 g 7 WEH i, u totion of Capt, Miclilron, tha following mitlen of v was appolnied (o #0rve an Trustess o, ing thle aoa J et d, LintShora 7 raeCanta, Dill and Michlaon, reen Ly Trade—Captw, Blackbiirn and By It gpore Frade—Caplodncon, 0 etan, apt, Tigersen was unsnimoiisly slacted C Agent for the Ansociation, b Hartering Capt, Drown submiited rules and regulationy f he government of the, memiers of Hie® Aot which weroreferrod to the Tzecutiva Commile. On motlon It was docided tha o Trustess shou moel every Moniny afteruoon st ha ofics af g Tiyerson, tho Chariening Agent, for the transaction of #ch Dusluors ma might com \efore thom, ‘The moeting (heh adjourned, aubieot fo the eu of the Becreiary, Gipts, DAll, Dancan, aod oltier lenjers of thia movement, niats’ ihat there in no Jongor an About fifcy veasely donbt that it will ba carried out, have thus far jolned tho Assoclaiton, and the ok tmenizufrs necemry to citke up i full Aot v quiredt by the resolntion adopted at tha praviois meeg, fiig. witl undonbledly be obfained in » dxy or tno. G whs Ahe general belfef esterday that neatly wwer, owtlor uf Tumbor-vesnels” at_this port will juiny s thus help in foreing Vuinber-deatcrs to give Thesh oy and remunerntivn ratos, and Frosent the veatals tron Taylng up, 2a thoy nt firat tntenidsd doing, LAKE MICHIGAN, CUICABO, Tha mew schooner whiclt has been in courss of construetion for eomo thmo past at John Qregory’y yard, on {ha South Brancl, near (ha Alton depot, wiy bo launched thin afternoon atd o'clock. Her dimen. #ons ara s followa: Keel, £2 fect @ fuches; Leam, 19 foed 41 tuclios; hold, T fest4 ehes, Shols intendeq for the fish trade In Green Bay, and is owned by Capt, Nathon Siunders, of nowheres In particular, Cags, Oregory refusca 1o discloso ber namo untl tho tmg of lier lanmelidng, Bul thin much may b Tovealyd, thiat sho will -hone tho name of o lady, Can [t by powalbly that Jior bachelor owser hos 8 swoetlissr after oll2,:..Tho schr Petrel and_tug . Van Dy ron are overhauling nt Murnw & Farrow'n secticnay dry-docks on th Norih Dranch,... Dredging G the aiver Lasat lint commenced. It fs hopad that th pork wii lie carriod ot Vigarousis, fo s o enaity arge versols to Joad to tholr fullest ' enpactly withony dniiger of aticking fest i the mwl.,.. Tho mamuety, steam-burga Inter-Oceats left thin port lust evening fe Tufala with a cargo of Corn aml Oats. ... Capt, Wright, tho General Aanager of Goodrich'a’ Transportation Company, reporta busluess greatly fmproved during thie Lt fow days, The passenger raflic In_alsn legtus nlug to Incroane, the boits that Teft yesterday havig Yeen well patronized, Oapt, Wright oxperts butloesy ta ka befter tuinaeason than it w market {5 attl] crowdd with lumby 1€ the market Fomnatun a8 activ 88 yesterday the e goea Wil oon Lu disposed of LAKZ CRIE, TINE, TA, Speelal Correrponilence af The Cldeys Triuns, Enz, Pa,, May 15,—The schr Lanra Dolle, gria Inden From Toledo for this port,went ashors oatslds on the Peutisula 8t 2 o'clock ila mornlug. The ng Anna T, Dorrand Thomss A, Tilinghaet, with mea and n bawwser from the Unfted States Revento stme Porry, went to her asslstanco snd succceded In getilug her off about 2 o'clock thia afternoon..,.Tho kel Corslean from Tolndo orrived s afternoon....Ths Tololo Alade vayu that fhie largest eargo af whoit ever shipped from that port was taken out by the schr M, 1t, Warner, of thia port, essrs. Milnilne & Dodmay Wilppod 41,000 b of smb2r whoat ou the Warner to New York vla, Frie, Tho vearcl left for thig vort Thutaday, The Ciplain of the schr Laurs Tello reports baving passed the Warnor nshora on th Fast Blutor ieet yesterday, bt te roport hns not becn Verifiod b yots...The prop Fred Kollos, of this posh I# very unfortinates ot long ngo nho sunk a steamer in Toledo, aud Thnfaday, o8 che wae leaving that porty nlog got Into her rlern, hreaking her wheel-bearing! 1t took a diver all day to get the logout: mhe is pow recelvig o ow bearlig... The prop Merehant and sohr Allghieny 1eft for Chiicago lant evening, witious (ODA.... Tho vrap Alawka took ot a larga cargo of motchandiso at the Anchor L focka to-duy, for Chle cago and futermediato poihta; aho will probably leavo ‘it the selir Behuylkil (1 reportad ler cloared sentera but so did mob go ont with tus Mer. chant expeeted) for Chicago this evening...,Tus V. B, stmr Slichigau_conled-np yosterday, and now 116w at hor naoal auchrage in tho bay. ... Tan prop W, 11, Bartum und Achr T, W, Ferry feft Silwaukeo for this port Weducsday. ., The rops Salino and Prind)- yillo and barges Gordnor sud Keepsakio are expectod liero to-morruw with cargoes of Iumber. ... Tl props Aluka and Merchant mado remarkably gnick tirs i unlonding thelr cargood hero, Tuoy arrivod 1is <k 30 p, m. Thuruday with 71,00 bu whoat, 3,400 dour, and 700 Lrla Lone-dust, snd at 11 p. m, Fridey they were both_ unloaded aud ready for coaling .+ return trip. Who can beat that {imo?2....Thers wis rocelved &t thie port yesterday 160,400 bu wheat, 14,58 bu osts, 5,60 Drls tiour, 100 Lris bons- aust, and 2k I gn _ morchandlso, xll cons slgued to the Anchor Line, Ths gross the past thres days = lave Desn recaipts 300,000 bu of grain, and 4,000 Lrla of fAour, hiabar presented_ a ilvely appearance fo-lay ; ‘0o lere than Aivo vensols wera Iying around the slovaior dooks awaltlngg their turn to unlosd. As 1 write the prop Prindiville, without her tow, {3 coming fn, " spécinl Dhipaleh to The Ohlensn Tritune, Env, Pa,, May 17,—=Ths prop Philadelphis teft foy Onicagd yosterday. Tho props Arizova and Winslow arrived from Buffalo in.day, The Wimrow, Capt Bon Wiikias, leaves for Detralt and Lake Superior tor night, The Larze M. It Waruer was brougnt in toe day by the prop Kelly, having been lighiered offy BUFrALO. Spectal Dismatch to The Chleago Tribune, May 17.—Tho harbor fu open tos lins disappenred Tapidly etnco Baturday, sud will not probably further obstruct navigation, Sove eral loads of grain have Leon shipped on canal ts New Yorkat 83{c on wheat, 73{0 ou corn, and Gc oa onts, Natesdor clovator aro down to o per bushuly 1010 gralu and 2o to vechal, v VESSELS PASSED PORT HURO!N. Npectal Dispateh fo The Chicaco Tritune. Tont Hunoy, Mich,, May 17.—~PAsswp Dowsi—Stme Marine City 5 achrs 3, W, Doans, Negauuee, T, L Dine forth, Chieney Amew, Ttiggle & Jones, Passen Upr—Props Mouniain, Paesale, Vanderbilt, Sootin, Cuba, Alaskn with tho Allegheny, Meudota and Yarges ; vchra Bweden, Laglo Wing, Provist, Wino—North, gentlo, Tonr HunoN, May 17—Evening.—DowN—Dro] Totamac, Lincoln and barge; schrs Henrs C, itickards, Jmwes ©, larrison, Orlont, -Champlon, Redwing Noivetta, Wenona, Ur—Fropt Dewn Tichmond, Nobraska, Iloanokey Tulladelpula, Toledo, Concord and barys Winp—>Norin, gentle 3 weathor fine, JLLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL, Special Jiispatch to The Chieazo Zvidune. LASatay, IlL, May 17,—'The wlinr Tom Sfevens ere rived at (118 port to-day, towing thres canal-boats, the Tuabells and First National, from Kiugston, for Joliet Withs coal, and the Marglet for Chicago, from Jfavuna, with corn, Departing, Lhe had in tow three, Relisuco, Hawatha, ond Johnston No, 2, all from Jolict, and ?;’::‘e;d ‘with dimension sione for the dam at Copparsd MISCELLANEOUS, ERIE OANAL TOLLD At meeting of tlie Caual Board, beld st Buffelo on the 13th, thn followlng retolutiona regardlug thu ses duetlon of Erio Canal tolls woro adopted : Witkneas, At n meoting of tha Caual Basrd, held Marels 17, 115, o toll-alect waa adonted und weut 10 tho Legialature for concurrence ; and Wururas, Subseqicent to the action of the Board, ¥ wan dincovored by thie Legis'ature thiat tio fermibal charges upon graln at Duftate apd Now York last ses~ ton was 8 couta per buakal, an amaunt exceedlug the cosh by ruil § auid Wiikurag, 1t {6 evidont that, unlcsa {he charges ‘E\' camal can bo reduced to tho luvel of the Taflroad farill, the caplial uvested in canal (ransportation and fo warding will be unomployed and_depreclated in value to the detriment of cotmmorce aud tho financial ruln of it Wutknzas, The rate of ol proper fo be levied csn ouly be delsrinined by tho futura action of Lo come petlng Uucs and clevator asroctations} sud Witnzs, The Leglalatura bus pawer ta conlerupon tlia Hoard gt necessury authority ; therefare, Reaolved, ‘That tlls Board requeat of the Léginlatare suicli actlon a8 will cuablo th canal authosities {8 ralsa ot fower the ratea of toll, as tho offorts of come petlug llios ar o usceusitien of comuatarcs may zonder adviaablo, RUNDRIEY, The sutmarine cablo bevween Sandusky snd Kelly's Taland fa In workiog order,,.., 1t ia not belleved that the achir Geurge L. Seavors, agroud near Muskegon, can Le gotten off, Fears aro eutertained that sho will o 1o pleces,., .. The schr Conrad Reid, salior ai Lake Bide, ngar Tolado, was taken oif by lightcriug her care Hoveoo Vho schir 1, J, GibLa i sunk s Clarlotte, Her vabli L under waier, sud Low bivh oul,.. The wrecked wchr Consuelo ts reportod under water, shows ing only tho upper Lalf of Der upars, It is belioved that uo offorts ta raise her made,,..,Twa DBumfalo tugs, the Gardnes sud Dryant, enterod Yort Qolierba Friduy - aficruoon 10 gal evd uud provielous, Thoy lufs Buffalo Thursdsy, wors all (e time making thelr way througii the fce, They report it very strong and Hard to get through, ‘Tliey will attempt ta tow fee-bound vessels fufo 18ufYalo as soon 2 thia weathor clears, .., Tuo scb Nelt Woodward arrived ut ort Uathoualefin s disables condition last Thursdsy, baving Liea damaged by sirikiug the plee st Chistlotto, while trylug (o onter that barbor durlng the storin’ of Weduceday, ... The stmir Outarlo arrived at Barula Thursdsy morning from Bunlt Hlo, Marte, Awmong bLer yarsengurs west saveral survoyors conniected with the Cuuadian Facife Tailway Burvey, who had winterod at the Sault. Tut Uaptain reporia the foa ou Lake uporlor very heavy, aud 1o aiguy of broaking up. .., The large burgs Ware Tier, whichs cloarcd from Toledo Fuursday with 40,000 b &F wheat for Erta, went ashory Friday mornmg on North Harbor Reef, icar Hister Islind,” A propellot Teft Dotrolt 1o aasiat he? du gewng oif, S FALRRBANKS' STANDAD SCALES e