Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1875, Page 6

[} THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. MAY 26, 187 e e et e e o A MONEY AND COMMERCE FINANCIA L. Businers was qniet sesterday atthe hanke, and {he demnand for money light, The activa cliccking of the Aay befors to maks marxine good did not creats any extrs demand from curtomers, and geuarally matterh are moving along smoathly, The excliangs markot was weaker, The Compiroller 2010 ccneidersble parcels at 50c per $1,000, and wa even heard of nales as low an 25. Tha range to-day wan therefors 25@Sde, with wmorn liberal offeringm ‘The decline in prices on the Doard of Trado was not suiclent to produce active shipmenis Exstward, It the antictpation of it had probably sometbing to do in produelng & weaker market, Customers ave, as unual, charged 10 per cent for dls eounts, but call and short-4ime loana on approved col- Iaterals would te gladly taken at zome of the banks SLL@I per cent, Bireet ratea neminalal @A per eont, wWith very itle dcing, For o long Hme pant nioney 0 the sese Loard citles, as in Chieago and sl over the country, has been abundant, Of NEW YOTK the Finanefal Chromicle of Saturdsy; the 224, gives the following summary : The salient pointa in finsneial circles this weck were: remarkably 6sey money, sirong and actire Govern- ienta, rafiroad bonds steaily ou & moderats businens, stocks generally depresned to the lowes figures lately touched, gold steady aud strong, axchangs easler, Tho abuniance of money offered on call at low rates an beew larger {han in auy previous week, and 2 to 1 yer cent Is thio quob.dton to all good Lorrowarn, whetlier Government of atock dealers, whila loans to tlis former ara roparted 10 havo been made an low an 134 per ce money js_offered frealy on Government eoliateral at i por cént for the whola Unlance of this yesr, In coni- ercial paper the principal festurcs are the same wlich have recently beeu noticod, though atill mora marked, a4 the eano in money shows firei_equally In diin department, and prime paper of thres and fonr montta is esgerly taken at 4 pee ceut, O all payer of s claca 4@y a falr a\mllllon, but in thus quot= ing 1t aliould b ratoad that siich paver ia_of Lha bet kaawn, eatily sainble, namés, wle paper of lomer gradesand huade by partios notso well known in the markel, 1 sold al the wy up to 10 per cenl. DOSTON the Jorrnal of Commeree of Lhe 221 mays ‘The amonnt of looss funds in the hands of those who don't yeed them, and who are reatly at 8 lons to know Low to use thein with profit, is siniply immense, and {ncreasing at that, Ia fact, the rich, ac jeast of them, feel poor, becatue of 40 much money idle, or earuing were nothing, It is au unfortunate state of thiugs for them. Dut Lorrowers move round ‘with cheer, aud meet amiilug facesat avery turn, Itis surprising ths number of Iricnds ey Lave, for a cus- tomer to {ake s ‘*‘round sum” is eutitiod to grest consideration in money circles Jut now, Lot the tinsucial broeze chauge to d then—well, wa won't antlei~ o great scarclly of chcics paper, uch at, 6 por cent quick, wils a8, On the oog_all they waut {08t 63 @7 per cent. Call loaus rauge from 4tu 8 per cent ou beat securilios, and betweou banks tho rate la por cent, with no lack of ordais, { BPECIAL DEPOSITS. Tappests to Lo now a well-cstablished fact that banky caunot be hold reaponaible for speclal deposiis left by fricnds or cstumeca for safe-keepiog. A do- cinonof the Court of Appeals of the Blate of New York and another in Vermoul secm to bave sotiled that quevtion, In the casoof the First Nattonal Bauk of Brattloboro, the Casbiler gave 8 written receipt for 8 pircel of bonds for mafe-keeping, snd yet the Court declded that meither the bank mor its stockliolders could be beld respounible when (ho vaultsa of the bank were lrokem open and the Lon tolen, The Court held that *{he tuking of such special doposits to keep for the sccom- modatiou of the dopositor 18 not within tho authosized business of such bauks,” It {8 im)o:tant, therefore, for deposttors to remember that thelr packages bores aro in tho vauils of their Lankers it thelr own Tiak, It will scarcely Lo questioned, huwever, that ‘while tlia is tho law, it s also_[n accordance with just principles, As the Lauk gets notulng for such (avors, itshould not Le beld revponsible as againat thieves and burglars, Aud under the law it could not make ftaclf soif it would. FUNEIGN EXCNANOE. Wa quote the rafes of furclgu excbunge se follows ty daye, Sight. 193 40 sk 20 4y iy Vank Ciearfony were §0,0 5,00, GUVERNMENT BONDS. United States fa of ¥1. 5-08 of '67—January and July, o-20e of " January and July, Gold, 115, Aaked, Olicago City 7% ct. bonds.... & m.‘mm‘ Lint, Culoago City 7 ¥ et, sowersgo, [1025; k (nt.10. lut. Chicayo City 79 ct. waterloan(101; k [nt.(103:¢ 1ot Clicago Cify 7 9 of, certlficates, 97 Chicago City 0% ct, cortificates| 05 Cook Couaty 7 3 ct, bonds, Weat Park 7 per cent bou BANK BTOCK! Merchanta* National, 0 Nat Bink,, Nutfonal Hank of 1lijuol 1livcls Trust and Baving Morchants' Baviugs, Lou Union Nations!Buul Uuiou Ktock-Yard N MISCELLANEOUS. City Raflway, Sauihs Kl Clty Rullway, West Bide.. Sty Ratlmay, North Hide. radens’ lostrance Chaumbur of Commercor ., by United Blatos),, % LATEST, New Yoar, May 25.—Mousy easy dnring the mont of thedsyat2@d, At the closs it was offerad at 1. Prime mercantlls paper, @3¢, One million two hun. dred thoussnd additional Natlonal Bank elrculation has boeu issuad this montl to data, Stwrling dull for long and firm for demand, st 438% for sixty-day, and 450 for aight, Troduce exporta for the week, $6,000,000-yn lo. ereuso of nearly §2,000,000 over lust woak, Qustows recalpts, §332,000, Gold opened at 11, aud closed at 116, Borrowing rsies, 133, and for carrying, 1, 2, and flat, The Assistaut Tresaurer disbursed $175,000, Clearings, $14,000,0 0. Governments firm, TRallrosd mortzages strong, Btate bonds qutet, "Tha railway and miscellaneous speculation was gen. srally weak and lower to-day, aithough at the cl Lliore waa some recovery from the lowest polut, Tas greatest docline was In Pauama, which dropped 5, from 14010 135, but valiled 10137 st the close. The Erie mavemeut, & uaual of late, was ths great foaturs of tho market. That wtock opeued at 193@ 10X, and afterwards advanced to 204, Lut, later fn the day, Lecamaa vary Weak,aud docliued to 18, with cloaiug busiuess st 195, This fresh decline was occasfoned Ly reports that Jmpediments stood in the way of the Delaware, Lackswauna & Westeru and Delaware & 1ludsoy Canal Compaules making the loan on the Erle coal lands, Thea followed n runior of & Reculver and a pressure to scll the k. The nest greatest decline waain Tacific Mail aud Western Unton, the ful eding frow 372 to Jii,, aud (e latter from i At e close Paciid Mail recovered to Weetern” Unlon Lo 0%, Tue declino iy Weaioru Unfcn woa stimulated fur' s tune Ly tha fails ure of the loan, The effeck of Wkls, howuver, was uot Lavtug, sa it was velloved ay e Couspdny could fuud s maturiog boads, Jersey Bouthern sold ab 4%, with more business that of Jate, A meeting uf Tacibb Mall Directors 1s 10 bs bield to-inorrow, ta taka inte_copsideration the miessures to b ddopled iu view of the fact Shat the Pinams Direct ors tefue to uegotiste for a reeumption of the contruck with the Pacifia Mail, which terminstes July 8, An_election of Directors of Pacifio Mall witl alio take placs to-morrow, the slection Leing in ad. vauce of the usual time, Fensms diopped off on re- mm 10 the effect Liat no furthor pegatiations betwean Panama Company aud the Facifio Mall Steamship Courpany woultt bs cutered into, snd that s mecting of Yadto Dircctors would bLe beld to-morrow fur the purpose of cousidering tio matter, snd to take bowe wcilcn conpection niid 10 Feport of 3 new steazaship line to be {mumediately o Dy the Funa~ ma Hallioad Company. ‘Trsusictions’ on the biock Kachange sgareqated §3.000 akares, of which (5,000 Ware Fastns SR 74,000 Weatern Ustony §,000 Nostbe woatern, 119,000 Rrle, 48,000 Lake Bhore, 3,400 Ohios, and 3,590 Uniou Pacll GOVERNNMEXT BON 213 | Conrons, ‘6T, 177 | Goupous, G5, ot ATATX PONDA. Virginiss, o1d, Tanneencen, ol 3 Tennetseen, new. tth Carolina, o i 07¢ | Chlezga Alton, pl rk Ccnlral..,lgtM 1 Ob ¢ Union Pae, bon ooy Goniai: % REAL Lt The following fostruments wers fled for record Tuoaday, May 35¢ CITY PROTERTY. Nizon at, 861 ft u of Weat Polk sty w 1, 483123 1t, withi 2ix106 {t on Taylor sty in dated May 24...... Lincolnst, 22 ftn o ‘of Eilan at, o ¢ £, 8531 t, 420 fL nof Nofih 4, w f, Lots 63 and Dol Parky near s w coruer of Laaviit oty 7333103} ft, dated M Aarket #quard, 315 (ta of Lot 15, dated Say Prajrie s¥, GO [t 271 23 ft, dated May 3¢ con place, 175 fl o 1.4 400 1, dated May Pine at, 54\ £t 8 of Buperior, with bailding, dated May 25 Fuirleld av, 188 {8 nof Pi /51t 6 of May'st, Ongood at, 175 £t 1 of Hopliia at, ¢ 1, dated May 4.0iaen ooue RORTIC OF CITY LIMITS, WITI: FHOX COUBT-UOUME, Tahtus ¢f, n ef Fualltton av, 4 [, Z0xl with building, dated May 20... SOUTR OF CITY LIMITR, WITIIN Forty-firat at, n 7 Yy alton 8t w f, 495 N A RADIUS OF 7 MILES FROM COUR I-HOUAE. # Langley av, 1 1, 36 f Fifiy-wixtis v, w £, 100% 180 1t, with improvements, dated Say 3..... Part of Bock |, Nec, 16, 84, 14, dated May 21, Alknn av. 10) {1 & Of Lot M4, Dlock 6, H dated May 2..... COMMERCIAL, Tho following were (he reccipts and shipments of the leading articies of Froduce In thia city during tho twenty.four honrs ending st 7 o'clock on Tucadsy morning, and for the corresponding date ons year part Sec, 4, 38, 14, €01,20| 235,49, 1,03 8 Also tho followng, witlious comparizonss Eimd of produce. ered, Ehipped, 53 ceaver Withdsswn from atore on Monday for eity con- sumption : 1,385 bt whieat, 1,671 bu corn, 497 bi bar- ley, The following grain was inspected Into store en Tuesdsy mornug: 17 carn No, do, 20 cors No, 3 do,3 cars refucted da (185 eurs whoat)§ 23 cars bigh mixed eorn, 139 cars No. 4 o, 19 csre velected do, 7 ears no-grads do (163 cars coru); 1 car No. 1 oats, 0 cars whits' do, 34 cars N0. 2 do, 8 cara rofectod do (52 cars oats) ; 2 ¢ 4 cars No. 3 barley, 1 car No, 3 do, 1 car rejected do, 1 carno-grade do, Total, 29 cars, or 176,00 bu, lu- spectod out: 47,030 bu wheat, 163,108 bu corn, 24,920 bu vats, 303 Lu rys, €07 bu barley, A gestlemsn from Loufslana yesterdsy told o of our promfuent packers tiat hehiad Lought some of Lis pork for use_on the plintation, and touni that 1 ‘welghied out only 163178 LLs to the brl Tho packer reptiod that he would give $30 for evary el of such light-welght pork that could be found n any otigiual Hubisquent conversation led to the statement that there are men engaged In the busiusss aelling St agaln, afier e Ing, which moans t3at they taxe liberul toll from every Uarrel, to pay them for ths trouble of opening the packuge and closing 1t sgatn, We belleva that tho chief resson our packers hud for wishiog 40 _reduce th A inte tiie pork brl to 150 o desire that the overplus shonld not form & lora, But 1t scems tlioy pring, 136 ests No, 2 packagoof bis, of buying up pork, an ity of graey meat pack auifieicut tomptation 0 thy did not Tightly esthnate the streugtli of human cu- 1106 thiat & New Orleans paper ias recently called for condiyu punieiiment upon the men who self short- pork, And that paper s right, provided it jo- catea the iame fu the rigit place, an bowination ™ fun the eyes of decent men, and it is the duty of overy honest trider to help truck out tus liether it be the packer or the repacker,— rogue L in Nlinalv, ot Loulalaus, or soie e, 16 gught 10 bs tracked, and then * A'false blauce s intermediste pi *Give the devil hils due.” Ax wa Indicated in our lisue of yeaterday, tle sus- penslon of & prominent grain Ano only lasted & few minutes, while the sccount which wus unwittingly 1o bank was mado kood, T penston, but simply & wusunderstands {uir, whics was sot Tigut as s00u as it was found to Th losses on Liie downward turn wers heavy, 10 many parhies, but all Lave faced uding produce markets were ateadler day, though fur from being settled, The storm of Mon. day'had Dlown over, la.viug fts effects In the shape of heavy loss, but no ruin, s far 'on partiva i the country, v of cash, numero Couutry vperators Bave in the future, alike of pork, wheat, Lirgely for 'future’ delivery, Lut eac] ma's purchases were protectod by margius, and, when argine wyre exhausted, they wers sold out, Toat, In & few canes, 1n con. able Lo ‘scll before tha ' market 1 wie shiort sid by tio recent dreciine, and nd widoly div- d corn, that the; Commission wen here b moquence of hot bein ing movement , “bat s stuT of y kind was Lought yosterday for alipment, thiat fur which frelght-room ws engaged bouglt deveral weoks previously, exprciod that muck would Le done in the alisps of buy- fug for esport, Home ¢ 1t could scurcely be pilalista were louki aft » littie while, rubable that the markets would saitia duwa toa aull lower pojut, where they could oparate z¢ & profit, Joblers of dry goods were ouly fairly Uusy, For unier (surice there wae sustafiied de- s, denims, livens, au activity, but tlie gevoral market hoatery thers 3 u distributed at pices noy sasentially dif- thoss ruliug on Mouday. = G firw, with 8 triding sdvauco in Ito and Maracslbo 8 dces, sirups, sud molasscy ary Wi and n- 0 "Thi buttor warket was poorly suppited, us f deairable tablo grodes felling far short of tue tra requiremeuts, Irices wers fully sustulued, Ch 20 for ugw. Deled frults were sl were uctive, T wa dull and ¢ fu moderato requeat., light wovemant I bagyluy, leathier, coaly aud wood, st nominally unchanged pric was reported at furtier Quotution: Lumber was i falf denuud_atboth th ks, sud tolerably steady, Thets i yriced at tlie distaut yards, bt u green siud is $10.00, aud neils wers Bome ataple o A fulr deinaud for oils E s Mardware, metals, uiet and withiout quotable’ change, cles are not ve tnimediate chauge is sxpected. The broom-coru mar- et was ratlier quiot aud steady as far 88 prices were d Lops wars dull wool tuarket wax qulet, sud tho future ed inarket was pects witbout spoctal change, utgarian aud a3, woak, uist, and in other re. Tiuothy waa fi BAIN IN STORE, ro Lo fooilugs of the oficlal report ©of grein fu store du this city on il aay last, wud ol oorredpondiug dates: ohing of Hatur- 250 1,504 0,842 18,482 3,330 008 207,634 tore, 8,347,832 bu, These Bg- Inst week of 169,300 by of 138,593 hu corm, wheat, 101 bu ry 8,0 b ot 3 , 04,397 it oats, & 100,047 bu, PROVISIONS, < 110G TRODUCTS—Wera lem active and steadler, Tmt weak nevertheless, the offeringe for future delly- ery belng in excess of the demand, The receipts of hoge were amaller, and the ahipments of product from this city have been larger for two or tres days past, which fact tended Lo stiffen prices, but New York was quoted fower All round, snd & good many lots wera placed on sale by outstde parties who had grown tired of loiding, Tho purchises wers cliafly made by locel sborts, thoogh one round lot of mests was taken for direct shipment o Europe, and thers was a fair do- mand for cash mess pork, which was held sttongly, Mr3s Porg—Was irreguiar st abont the same range of prices as on Mondsy aftarucon, belng & shade frmer early, but wesk afurwanis Sl wore re- ported of 140 bria earh a8 $20.33; 1,600 bris seller the month at E0,17@:0,25; 5,009 brla wcller June at $20,12320,95; 7,750 Luls seller July at $10.35@70,70; ani 6,500 bels teller August at $20.65@20,80. To'al, 20,390 brle. The market closed tame at $20,125@.0.13 Prine pork was nominal at £15.60, Tanb—\as quiat and a ahads frmer than the prevl- ons evening, thongh lawer than the Agures current Quring the session of Monday, Liverpool was upe changed, BAlcs wre reportad of 230 tus saller the montu at $14.70; 2,000 tes sefler June at 1485 14,723 ; 6,250 toa ‘seller July at SILANAILYZY, aud 250 10n weller Atigust ab $15.10. To:al, 7,750 tes, The tarket cloaed Brin at $11.30 caali; 14.30@1433% for June: $1.80g1032% for July; aad $10.30A15.12% for August, AlzATe—iYero tame snd enster, biing generally ic et 1> lower, With niore offering, Az Witie dlsponition 10 take liold'excopt 1 shoulders, Balos wero 800,00 1 shoulders % do seller June, sud Mo sl July; and 500 bozos dong and short clear mid. diea 'on private torms, Tho markot closod st 82 for slhoulders, eash or meller Junn; 8o do selier July, and 3s Qo ssilec]August: 11ie for lon cleats, cash of aeller Juna 3 113;c do, seiler July, an 1l%c do soller Augus 110 for short ribs, cash or seller Juues 1130 for do eller July, and 11350 for 40, seller Au 11gs for shott claars ciuh or bellér June} 1)%c da a:tler Iuly, and 1210 for do Hoxed meats 4 Liguer than looss, * Suglish mestr, 13§@12c hoxed ; swooi~ s, 15 the Avarage, At LI@1IYe, ' Dacon quoted at 135§ 14)fc for hams, $i(o for shovl ders, 132 for sisort ribe, sad 13} for sliort eloars—all Ky "mun—mn quiet at 3@11e. ¢ JEEF PRODUCTS—Were minat and nominally un- chaned, at §4.%0 fur mess, $9,50 for exira tuess, aud £20.00@41,0) for bame, Aarowr-Quoted at 8y@8%e, BREADSTUFFS. PLOUE—Was dull and eanier. Lacal buyers took hold sparingly, and shippsrs wanted nothing. Tha market wan weak, fn sympathy with Now York, and becanso prices had Dot hiibero been marked down sufiiclently to correspond with ho decline in whest. Bales wera reporied of 1,050 bris spring extrss, partly b $4.3535.20. The mor- kot closed us follows: Cholco winter extras, $8,73 @ common ta good do, $0.00@6.50;, choice spring exiras, $5.0X35.25% falr do, shipplng grades, $4.7.@L99; Minneasts, $,23@109; patent apring, $5.00@1.00; spring swperfnes, $3.80QL00; rye flour, $3,5035,75, Bran—Was fa good dsmind and s shade firmer, thongh in large supply. Salen were 110 tons at $18.50 @10.00 00 track, and $16.00 frea on Loard care, Conx-Bzar—We quole at $1.833.73 per brl for good, and $13.50@21,03 for coars WILEAT~Was leas active aud frreguisr, declining 2e from the closing quotstiuns of Monday afteruoor, though the bulk of the trading was done at wlighily Blgter figures than the lowest touched on Monday. The maiket was very weak early, several solling or- ders befog recelved, while Liverpocl was weak and lower,—tho Earopesn decline being probably & conse- auenca of ourown, But thers was & good speculativo demana, chiefly from the short {aterest, and all tha of- feringe were taken so freely as to cause & reaction in the feeling and an ultimate rise of 333¢ from the low~ eal polat of tho session, Freight room was engaged for 215,0.0 ba wheat, Lut It wan for grain bought iu March. Suippers only purchased sparingly yestardsy, owing fo uncertrinty as to the tone of the for elgn markots, aud the foar hat our Tarket must decline Sll furiher to resch s abipping berle, New York was reported dull, with buyers and sellers are sbout 3o apart, which waa dis. coursiging to those who bad hoped tiat our downsard movement would furnivh an inducement to educo our stocks in staro, They now excoed 5,000,060 b, adding the stock of Baturdsy lsst ta tho augmewt since tho ertheless thera was & stronger fooling in e last hour of the soasion, aa the weak-liandi ones bad dropped their burdens, sud made selicrs compuratively {udependent, Seller Juno opened at 0o, declined to 0dsc, advanced to Y8xo, and elosed at m{’u. Beller July sold st 9:629U)¢, closiug st v8Xe, Saller the month, or reguiar Nu. 3 apruy, kold sl 2i@033c, closing at 943(c, and gilt-edged roceipts do «losed '8t 933¢e, Cash sales wero roporied of 1,400 bu No, 1 apring st 93c@$1.0J; 108400 uNo. 2 do'st03@ 95X 1 3,600 bu No. 3 ‘do'at WOK@IIKe: b0V bu ro. ocied do at 8707 1,000 bu white ixmburg st §1.07% 2ea on board, Total, 118,400 bu, Muosora Witeat—Was quist and lower, Sles ware reatricied 01,000 bu at 1,025 for No, 1, and 97xc for No, CORN—Was active and varfable,bnt generally firmer, {ouyh 1t declined sarly 1o balow Lie ulosing 0guros of Mouday, and then sireugthened, enpucially for July de- livory, Which was at premium of fully o per bu at ouv Uine, Liverpoal was quoted 6d per 440 ILa lower, at 318 90,3320, and Kew York waa very wouk, probally a3 8 consequence of our own decline, Dui after the St crowdlug down, unde tpe recolpd of 8 few onders 1o bell, thers was's deciafd rally, chlefly on July, which wss in good dumand from the short tntoreat, the bulk of he June shorts having been glled previ ously, Tle racelpts ware not large, 80 that the volume of cash offerinys was only fair, Lut they dragged, 88 thero was very little demand for shipnient, aud cap- {tal was averso to eareyiug il, owing to_the fear thiat {f e aliould liave biot, damp weather in June a good deal of 1t would get out”of condition. It ‘wis hintod that tha {nspection of corn in the latter past of Aprll was not 8o rigid as 1t ought lo have beon—a thing by no mrans surprbing wiion it fs vemamberad that the Inspector's oftice was In & stals of commotion about that Hmo. _Heller June opensdat 813;c, declined tosie, aud advanced to g, closing 8t Uik, Beller July 80l st 67X461K0, cloaing as Helter the month, or regular No, 4, sold &t 62K @81%c, closing norlosl at 630 ; gilt-edged teceipts of do cloved a1 4340, Caaliwales were roportes’ of 10,600 bu h mized at au‘fi.guuie 5 243,003 bu No, 3 at €16@2%43, 400 b new No. 28t 63c ; 10,400 Lt rojected at 16 [ )g; iy 4 2,800 bu eare at 824030 00 track, Tolal, 1130 b b, OATH—{Vere fairly active for Juneand vory {rregular, declinlug 1(54%0. ‘The markot opened very weal owlg 1o (be declie i whest and “corn, added ta whichi was & widespread desira to sell, and prices (- mediately broke A3c, bLut the markes aiterwards railied, following cofn In the upe aud downs, closiug wesk, Bowever, Naw York ower, and’ the re. colpla aud shipments “The ‘Weekly report shiaws & decres s in_ators of nearly 100,000 b, The trading yeatardsy was coullued i~ mout entirely to tha June option, ~ Tha shorts bought frecly, sud a good deal was #old fn sottlement, Seller June opensd at 8940, droped 10 675, wictad to Byt,c, aud closed woak st 88%c. Cash and the eiher optiohe wero auiet, ~ Cash sold sl 84o aarly aad clonedl ab 6% soilers, Beller July sold st 83(s88530, Halier Auguat opened st 452, fell 0 k1, roso Lo de, aud cloged At §2)e, Cash sales were roported of 24,600 by No. 3 at 86 50Xa; 1,20 b rejected st 5307 4,20 bu by sample at 64@sio. "Tata), 34,000, Y E~\aa quict, 8¢ $1,05 bld for No, 3, with hollers wikiog & litle more, ‘About 160 bu was sold by suiuploat $103 deltverad. i —\Was dull uud lower, The offerings wero mali, 834 conslated chiofly of N T Duyers nrcscat and they sbout 30 lower, aatling at 41,32 ¥ sold ““m'x'm‘ ‘m‘npr. oo bpso were very quick st §LYING1H for tie month, and St $1023 1:05. or ey Iaminr, ' Caah salea tncludlad 400 b No. 3 Contral at S04 100 bu No. 3t gL215 2,300 bu Ly sasuple ab $1,08.41.4245, Total, 3,100 but, LATEST, Mess pork was active sad abont 13t 5 SLE0,001 )05 {or Juine, $30.58 Tor Siys eoey .‘.%?T"&‘! 20,5 for August, Baleu? 5,280 bris at §31,0 420,125 for Juus, §20,25@2L30 for July, aud §A0QNAS Lot Auguet, il ‘was active and 200 lowar, cloalng a $14.50 for Jupe sud §14,50@ 14,75 for July, with n’t 1010@ 135 for uty, V0 Wh " o, Beller June openod at §66 aa_‘..‘m“.‘fi‘,‘.‘_é‘:‘.‘gt Beliar Vise. e July sold at e, and eloscd at 975 @Y “uum T‘n ;.\m:mu n;dhu-uul i 5, @C31¢e for June, with sales cuzly at 641 July wold st X @kic, cloatng at the ol wero Wk ear] af elosing -u‘uzau x‘hm’:{{ o'lock, 8-"8:‘. h;?‘m Mo, Sellar July rold st DS)e, 8ud seller Angust ot 420, GENERAL MARKETS. . ALCOBOL—Was quiet and falr at §2.5022.34, BROUM-CORN—Small orders were placed ot the current Bgures, Itfsreported that most of the corn 1n the East ie now held by manufactuzers, and many of them ire supplied ouly for a shori time, ¥o they will protably hate {6 come te this markel bafors Jomg. Dealers quole sa follows : Good to choice hutl, 19%@ 14¢ 3 brush that will work ltrelf into choice hurl broom, 11@13¢; fale to good do, 10@11%e; nferior brush, 8@10a § erooked, §@8e, BUTTER—Continned small eupplies gives the butter market an appearauce of firmness, bul (here fs a weak undertons which nnder anyihing liko liboral recelpts would nndonbtedly develop inio s ahisrp db- cline, At prasent the market ls bare of atock; the wantsof ihe homa trade alons exceelding the current Tocelpts, (he quolations following srs easlly main- talued : Cholce to fancy yellow, 21(#200; meditm to good grades, 18@2%¢ Inferior to commen, 12@17e, 1 CHEESE—Otders sre comparatively few, sudare usually for amail amounts, the decliniog tendeney of pricos. leading buyers to cunfine their purchases to anch quantitics as are needful o supply the fmmedi- wanis of thelr irade, New, full eream, is quoted at 12¢, and lower grades at 03110, 3 COAL—Tlers was nothing new in (he situalion of the cosl markol, Duriness is dull at the rangs of prices following : Lackawanus, $2.50@10.00; cannel, $3.009 9,003 Eria and Walnut' 1iil, $1.603 "Hocking Valley, $0.60% Indfan biock, $5.00:@3.80: Lliinols, $.u0 .50, COOVENAGE—Waa in lighl demand, Quotations Tork barrels, $1,1031,15; Iard tlercen, $1.30@1.33 flour varrels, $0@330c; whinky do, $1.73@1.80, Pork Darrel staves, rough, $18.00@20.00 7 do, bucked, §22.00 Q20.00; tierva steves, rough, §20.0421.0; do, bucked, $:6.00@ 47,00, ; EOQUS—Wers rathor quist and essler. Ths offerings In the morniug weru large, and scllers fouud 11 noces~ ry Lo shado prices fu ordor to soll, Early sales wers aide at 13¢, and later at 14340 and Tde, FI8H—Activity s sull noticesbis among the jobbers of fish, Local, as well aa taterior dealers, are” onilcr- Jug with more thian ontinary freedom, snd under mod- erata stooks the market sbuwa strengiii. We quote : No, 1 whitelab, %-brl, §5.01@5.35 ; No. 2 do, $1,3ke6,t0: b@iso; No. miaxl,“&fi;' Tl 1 ay, ";:ra'og:fl(:mi(""; Jgebrl . 3(q! 1 No. . H o, X U\rrl $8.0038, gL mackere), ) family muckerel, 36-Url, 3, 60 3 % 1,66 bank codfsh 80! 5,603.75; No, 1 shore kit $8:00:40.23 : George's codfsh, borniog, apllt, bris, 84,0035 ¢ Labrador becting, round, brl, § £3.00721,75 ; ncaledt berring. fer River salnion, -bel, $2.508Y YRUITS AND NUTS—Oniy witneesed either in domestio or foreign dried, whils safile £0m a few Of tha leeding articirs ales wars lim. fted. Ralstns are dull and weak, and i Valouciss we Dota & %6 roduciion, The apile markst {4 siiil de. preascd, snd by nomo a furiber shrinksge in valuss iy snticipated, Wsnow quota: FoRE:aN—Dates, 5@ §lc; figs, drmms, 13418cs Ogs, layers, i@ihc: Turkisn prunes, 8@%e; French prunes, ngx?; ralilns; layers, ' $2.6:@1:0; loose Muscatel, (@1Lo: Valenr 11Kc; Zanta carrants, 6543 7Ne; cltron, 21@:8c; lemon teol, 1.@i0% D —Alden apy @ icigin app'es, A lo Tudians and iliinols, 7i¢28'cc; Soulliern, 7 w8el halves, ¥;;@9Ke; do mized, BN@84e: do fackberries, 3X@lle; Tas pLerriony 3, vra—Pilberts, c; Naples walnuts, Thette: Brazils, Ba 9c; pscvns, Texas, 1@lsc; Wilminglou pewnuls, peanuts, 65 @70; Altlon poanuts, Sx@de. GLEEN FRUITS—Oranges weré firmer, owiny an adrsnea st New York, Lemons were frm under a good demaud, Chaica pinwapples wold at quoted pricer, Sirawberries wera mors plonty, the recoipts including soveral casea of fine frait from this Stity 1.5000.00 por box ; Valeacls do, $11LK315.00 } lamons, $5.0.40.50 per Lox: pineaples, 3 per doz; applie, RL00GIC0 per Ll ¢ sleaw: 5’1‘!@3““ pflr? ; do Lllluow, CL@i0:; gooseler- u@12c ver gt. GROUEIIES—Among anr fobters of grocerios thers was & reasonsble dogrea of sctlvily,and 8 fairly firm tone pervaded the general maket, Coffees were strong, and for Rie ana Marscaibo higher quotations o givan, At tho Feduction ia eugers noted on Mon. ticra was & steady tono Lo that market, irupw, tice, sopat, spicus, ste., Nore Mleady sud noclanged s uote? Kabrlangoon, 6X@1)0; Cerolian, TX@SKe; Loutstaua, T4 @354¢s Corvyrs—0. 0, Java, 83@3130; Java, No, 2, 30% 3 clhiolca to fancy o, 2z c: good to prime 3 @il eommon te r;l‘ré;miéun Foustiug, Jukée; Bingspore Java, ic; Coata Rica, 225 ;‘\ ‘Miracatvo, 320 Hogkna—Patent cutlowl, 117@1e; cruihed aud Ler: i rien, 1 powder: 11%@11%¢; reanilated, 113 o lle B bt @ e B, Titsoric . B 10 s} exira U, 0. 4, 95@8’jci yellow, Q No, @Vige; 'cliolce brown, HduXa'; talr to prim o H@Ke: common o, nfiajf‘f Shole, mo- ugar, Dy @13;0 ; cor o, 7% C. Rorebiakiond Ek ey sinori—Diamond drips, $, ; extra flne, 63.4700; £0od sugar-house n'mn, 534 extra do, 6 @Ssa; Now Otleans molannes, cholas, ne: 76@.80; do prime, 1.@76: d»_common o good, 60(@08c & Porto Itico molaesed, V(3 0c: commou molas: s08, 41@d3e; lackabrap, b Ke, : Srices—Allepice, 13363 16¢c; cloves, 43@500 3 cas. sfper, atiye: nuimers, $1.153 , c. 8 o, SR German_STottled, 0X #%0; White Lily, 6@6ic: Whits Rose, S@Fkc; Savon Imparial, 6c§ Golden Weut, 4y@5e. JAY—Tusofferings wera fair, Lut it demand was very light, henco themarket was 1ot very firm, though reliura” were loth o make concoesiour, and a fow urgent oriers were Sllod &t rocent prices timothy, $30.00; No. 3 do, 319 D@00 N Hua0 ¢ ituis Gplin pratle, $1i.g1 1. 0@17.00 X o, LIGLWINLS—Ware dull and a shade easler, Hold- 6ra insistod on the recent quotativus, bub Lugsrs were alow to take hold (0 view of Exstern’ woakness, Sales were limited to 50 bris st 117 B yallon. UIDES—\Wors salablo &t quotations, and green calf wers called firm, The receipls coutioue wniall, but the outslds domand is Limited, -and on thut so- de are buying spaningly : Grees eity butchoin', 6X(@'c ; green cured light xud beavy, 8ci rt cured, 7ct groen csif, 134 31,0 ; dry ot ldes, ip and calf, 1ic; dry salted hides, 14c; d 4.0; sheap'pelta,wool eatimated a3 wash @dde, Hidea wiin one grab sud overa damaged, Damaged stock brings two.thirds prics, and branded 10 per cent off, LOPH—Wora strady at A3 for Westerns, - METALS AND TINNERS" BTOCK—ers qulet and unchanged. Country doalers wlio report dulliiews, which oy attribute pertly to the fact that the faymer are oo bitsy n tie Gelds to lok after other mt- ters, Followlug are tha prices : TiN PLATE=IC, 1Vx 0. roatiug, 14320, 10, $11.00. Pia TiN— 263 sinall, 21c; bar, J8c, BOLDER=NO, 1, 200t Lrio—{ig, 7 bar, 8x@do; lesd Hottoms, 4o ; shesthlug capper, 32:, Buzer Zimo—Full casks, '103c; loss qus ty, 110 alaba, B30, BHEET 1n0N—~No. 24, 410 rate Rusais iron, 8013 Incluaive, 20; do, No. 1 stal iHo; American Rusela A, 14o;' B, 10xc Wine—N (364031 108, 10 10'te 1, Tie "4, 1gos 13 14, 1303’15 and'16, l4c; 17, 160; 16, 1663 19c, 1003 20, 202; fdll bundlcs, 35 par cand ducount; fesice wire, sxe. L NALL—Wara steady st $337, Wilh Ti0 OF for 100 g ot SILY-A fair yolume of aales was accomplished st ncmnally siesdy prices, Ab the lale reduction in linosd thero la 8 free movement than pro- ‘bon, viously moted, and (here is # foeling that tom pricea .Lave ab last been reached, Carl oy turpentine, and low-priced lubricetiog ols aro falrly aclive. We quote: Gorvon (staudard yhite) 113 deg. ity 13%c; do Tilgoln logal test, 150 dog., 1430} do hoodlight, 175 deg., 18@18x0} oxtra ylcter lard ofl, $1.3041.34; No, 1" $1.05; No. 4 & (8701 llusoad, raw, 6:@bros do bollad, 5387301 whals, 03¥Sc: sperm, $45@3.40; nestafood oil strictly pure, $1,186:1.20; do exirs, $110; do No, 1, W0} vank’oll, '85¢ ; straits, 600; plumbego ofl, 6@ 7be; turponting, dUe} naphtha, &3 gravity, @1txNe; naphth, comamon, 12@125c. PULATOES—Woradull and weak under compars- Uvely libecal offeriugs, Fastern Peachblows werelow. er, otherwiaa prices wers without quotable oliange, Ratallors geuorally are well suppliod : Car-lota Kaske e Pasoliblows, 853%0c, dolivered; Weatern, do, 15@820; mixed’ and common, 4U@800} Early Ross, Eastorn, 63 fic; do Westurn, 45 3630, POULTRY—Waa steady and u fulr local request s nfi?u'é&&'l’“““‘ mpl:’hn:l. Il’ve, Dallie por tb or 0 coops ; 8] 0, $4.1 3,80 § ducl $4,00:2 830 per dox. R o & BEEDB—Wore quiet all round. A faw orders wers filled by dealers, but st unchiuged prices wan very scarce and Arin at $2,23.5 9,50, $5.,60, aad Hungarian at $1.5@1.40, Allllet a 1,823, Fiax was lower owiug 1o tha rocent. d Unsedeoll, crustilug sold st £1.60. BALT—CouUuuca falrly active and stex snd Saginaw, fue, $1.65; Canada do, coarve, $200; course dismond, $2.12 bags, $275¢ dllryi‘luh bags, $,00 X, WA.00@LIS. TOBACUO—Noiwitbatandiug there ars sl in sir- culation unfavorsble reports concerning this season's crop, the demaud doss ot appear to iave boea materi ally ‘influcuced thereby, the only uoticealle effuct Naving boen to airengtlien the views of holders, niot & fow of whom predict an sdvance s 1ttls lates in the Below are £ood, 28460 3 comman, 4&@sde, Prig-Natursl 1aaf, choios (a extrs, T8@%a; da maedinm to good, 65150 ¢ half beight, choice (o extra, B4aCho ; modiut, LO@3Uc ; Llack, 4ood 40 extre, §ag 882 : common o uedium, 474800, koRraa—Guod to chcles, 358383 medium, 1@ G PR (S Teray supply sud weak : fan 0 1ATdS supply A5 weak at 3@So fo Con aud T TN, B BTN e for pol to . 1T WOOL~—The markot wss quiet and unchangod, T Prouecsa (OF thie Gow €. &¢8 £0 Ucerialn Lot ot I 'estiato. to name tie probabls e Baater Hhoaring will probably colainence this weel > 11 1a w3l 1has manufacturens will inslat on low prices, oF “Iot e woal wlon of contiuus to buy from hand to mouth, dn.w- ed:o‘o} in qnuoud at uln d une ‘washed do a3 253300, bus these ligurcy are lit| bott T guessen, . Ton old lols of new and old mow AF. i are 30 ot erfout prtces RA1LHOAD VUEIGHTE Were unch Chicage DRY 600DS{ The jobbing trsde was wnchauged in Ma gensral Charscleristion, 4u Absenss of anyibing more thas madarsie ciividy 0 S0 cheervalie L mesi dapart- maents, and in no clase of goods, With poesibly the ex- ception of prinis, was the movement sb all bri Thers wee & connfdorable demand for resssortments from various sections of the faterior throngh the medinm of ** mail orders,” or through traveling sates- e, but 1t 48 safe to ssy that the aggregste dl ton for the wesk did not come up to general axpecta® Pricea of colton textilea atill show soms irregularity, snd by reference to the quotations published below it will bs obacrved that severs! brand of prints, ceviot atripes, cambrics, and Llesched and brown dottons hava been cut down & Jg6. A raduction of 1o in York ticks fs alxo notedt, ‘The New York Bullet!s of Ay 20 contains the fol- towiog 1 "'TEe Jobbing trade Ia nneettled by the recent break in the print msrket, snd while there i3 greal sctivity t low prices tha general movemiont is slow and disheartening, The exciternent in o prin (I, at 1 cent higher, 30ma of the ting a fair distribution, Of bave milltated sgainat the contlnucs unabated, Droadway jobbers are s conreg the drices in prin sale of regular goods of oven the moat dou aud hiave alao created a feeliny uance of other val of ia in 8 foverish and of distruat i 1he main= tlie whole cotlon guods excited utato, from which need not te expecied untif the jed lots now afferiug are clased out. “ Colton goods are moving slowly, and the Iste price reduetfous of bleached shiriings do Dol Bppear to have stimulaled the demand to Ihe expected extent, Tue fact Ia, no reasanable concession will induce purchases resent tline, and it seems unwise to keep the in 8 formeut by changing guotations at & pariod when the Lrade do not require goods, and wiil 1ot buy them unlees st such prices as would Justify 1d prints which are held agenta ot 30 have mov Muce 1bs reduction of afyles by Jouers o 6 Afon 1n now greatly curtatied, aud prolmbly not over oue-tiird of the machine ¢, out the pradie. mow runuing on light Atantlo 3, 44.. Atiantio 1, 44,11 Atlantio D) 4~4... Allantic ¥, é-4.. Tudian Hedd, 4-4.....10% 3000 0K (Cut Langley, standard, Ry iy Nashus B, 40-4n, Nashua R, 36-in,. Nashua ¢, 33-in Yeppereil 'E, 40-1n. Yevperell B, 36-11. Teppereit N, 30-is Tostamouth P, Indlan Qrchard, RE, Merrimac ¥, Pink. Mosrimag D, Naumkeag sattecns Minnehaha, ¢4, Minneushs, 7-5. Aweskoag, A... 13 |Oonentoya OT, 4-4.. .. 1i 0 AA, 30-in, 1 Iy Alinnehshs, 6-3, Zamilton, 33, QUEVIOT STRITER, Walttenton, AA. .. Whittenton, 1, LIVE STOCK. tal. Bama thne iast week. Week beforo Just, characteristics as on the day befare, No claas of stock met with anything more then a moderate de- mand, whils for the most descriptions trade was post. tvely dull, Even had the postfion of the marketa be- low remainod as at the closs of last week, the large re- celpls hove alons would have checked any tendency to ndyance, but in addition to the excessiva supply there was the dopressing fnfluenco of reports of lowar prices i Now York aud Buffalo, A dull, heavy focl iug prevailed in consequence, and priocs, thougl show. ing 0o general decline, wers variable, The only grade for wuich the demand had even tho appeatance of wa 1,030 h{ ‘;‘W‘g.-" ;%nc:a‘h'o?afh’n higlior than for chiolca (o extra beevea of Leavies average. Dufobers'stuff is coming forward (oo frealy, aud now that tho tde of through weighiug from Totatm bas fairly ices for all commnon grados misy b oxe tod. Blockers were in light requost a8 §.15@ 4,35, cal callvas were wanted at §4.103,00, CATTLE SALSS, Xumber and ducriplion, 101 chiolco stears, 44 Toxans. 110G8—A¢ Monday's red fairly active and Srm, Leen {hat the re- oeipts fell m long way short -of ths number generally auticipated, the chances are thal valuve would have Rustained & furthier suriukags, a4 thers wore Bo urgent orders 10 ba tlled, T8 sppary ent, The sumall supply, howave, checked eucy to lower prices noifcesls an Alon Iarkot ruled strong. Bales of common to choice light hite st $7.433,50, and of poor to he pers were clossd out st $4.604’ s small drove of assarted Bogs Tley mnaod. [ 7. HHEER-Tbe arrivals since Ratu: of 1o tha alwsace of bunnlz auy quotativny would be simpl; akosp wonld prt woinal. Ordivary 40 good sbio gowlaal, Ordlugzy io g I & i 1,720 s, at §4,2338.95GH7.00; 150 Indisns stesrs, 723 101,340 Dt ut $LEUGC.40; GO Misaourd steors, 1,254 Its, at 98,50, Snexr AND Tawns—Racaipts, 2003 tolal for ihn market dull and alotv ;2,0 Off Inat week'n €0 Olla elipped stieey, 8, ul, and 10 50, Hona—llecelgia, 1,000; total tor the wetk, G800 ;nmztnhnmm‘ny.mu ,r.o‘n nold far the weok dlure ar; Vorkers, §5.0007.95' lieavy, $i. stock vigs, $1.5088,20, birn e FART LMPATY, TasT Linknry, Miy 35, ~CATree—Rwelpts to-day, {41 head, of which 14 head were through stack aud i3 rlanlen; the supply 18 veey Mgt a0 tar, s very dolng, only 253 Leal Baving changed handn at prices the aame a3 the clowing rates of laat week ¢'the ik of the buvers don’t generally get bers Defore to-oiorrow fotenoon, when It 18 Laped twe mar- Xet will o more sctlve aud it & fuller supply, Houk—Lecoipts to-duy oury B3 liead, t 2,45 thindiy a week age: ruu light; Yorkors, 7403 Yiladelphin, §3,3048, ¥, 800 head, apafnst 3,600 thin Snxer—Itacelpts dayn weak 3g03 Deat medlum, §4.45 4,35, FATERTOWN, MASS, WaTERTOWN, Mags,, My 35,—DeRr CATTrE=Te- cefuts, 180, The wdvince noted on faitie lait weok wan not keld, Cattle from the West, all natlves, @350, Hre, caording to quality, The dupply in m ahindant,” Warm weather unfavorably afiected thn market, ‘Thers wab decitia of ic live welght : chiolce, $10,60: axtras, $10,00810,35 3 firat quality, $).00 @ 201 wnird, $3.60.8 Wi, Ttecelpts, 9:8. * Hupply bt from tia North: trade slim A% \¢e_decliue, Slep, in lots, $3.05@3,50 sach ; extes, $9.7.@70, iferd aheap at5@3jse porlb, Bpring lembs, 10:a1Ge. L ', 10U1 8r, h perl.‘;u'fi.‘.m 125 bacom, 3i.; .1 0 8,15, —Recelpts, 095; activa and firtn; good native L0 0 6,12 ; chojeo nutive butchers, $0,573;68 .30; fair alesrs, 31,020,015 mixed alosk, $0.6 1as. i ; fafr 1o good {lirough Texd $2.£0@3.10, , CINCINNATI, CINCISNATT, DAy 23,~110us~Dull and deslined ; common, §5.5'AT.00; falr o medium, $.10&7.40 } good, $7.00@i75, Ltacelpts, hi psuty, 4.9, s efpts, 1,003 femer ; Fa .05 § guon to extra, LUMBER, & The market opened yosterday with abont 25 cargoey at tho docks, and in the afternoon the remainder of ihe fieet arrived, The offerings runlargaly to pleco atuff, though the various qualitis of boards and strips were fulrly topresenteid, Thers was a good attendanco of local and conntry buyers, and Jumuer sold resdlly in the morning, but was rather quiet afterwards, the liberal roceipta esusing many who bad not eltoady bougnt &Il they wanted (o hold off, Maniatea ploce atuff sold at $4.50 : and coarss quictat $8,005 boards and atrips at $2.00R12105 sud lath at $150@LE% Cedar posts ware [reely offered, and closea dull and eanler, Haloe : Cargo schr Kats Lyons, Muskegnn, 210 m cominon milirun lusber, $12.00, " Hold by 0, Datalig o0, ; Cargo stow South 81de, Montaguie, 110m mixed lum- ber, viz, l-inch, $10.00; coafbe z-inch, $3.00, Bold by Irish, Jidlin & Co. g Cafgo schr. Live Osk, Manfstes, 115m folsts and ,eantibg, $2,507 202 i fath, $1.5%, Cargo wchr Dil. i, Mu-kogou, 137 common boards and airipe, $0,10; Cargo’ nclie Skfunor, Maskegom, 200 m boards and Atripw, $10.00. Gargo'achr Cf y of' Waodstork, Usonto, 1it o $12.00, Sold by Blinichurd & trips and boaz. Argo RoIr Dick Bomers, to arrive, celar_posts, at 14¢ for 8-iuck and upwards, Bold Ly D. W, Higes, Poliowlug are the yard quotations : Fintclear,... Geae o $18,00230.00 Becond clear, 1 fnch to 2 Inch. 440008409 FU0.00.0 ) 42,0040 31,40,0.30,00 27,033 Fuooring, Orat comuioi, dreasod. Flooriug, second cominon, dresiod Box boxran, A and B, Atock board B stock Loax TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. FOREIGN MANKETS. Sorclal Dyevate te Tha Chicuzo Tribene, Ltyxaroos, Muy 25—il 8. m,—Froun—No, 2, 218 ; No. 1,2, Grars—Whest—Winter, Ko, 2, 0a; No. 1, 0 443 *pring, No, 9,8 34; No. 1,85 1045 white, No, 3, 8a; No,l, 98 24 ; club, No, 2, s No,1,980d, Cora— No, 2,328 3 ; No. 1, 425 6d, ProvistoNs—Pork—T7ds, Lard—C5s GI@C0s, LivERFOoL, May 35—1 p, 1—Markel unchanged, LIVEAFOOL, May 233 p. m.—URZADSTUFFS—Quict, ‘Whieat—Receipts for tho past thres dsjs, 38,000 qrs, including 10,000 grs American. Comn—No, 2,3189d; No, 1,32, Hest unchanged. Wrarnre—Fair. Livezroor, Msy 25—Latest.~FrLooR—~Extra Sfats and Weatern, 2%, Guary—Wheat—No, 2 to 1 apring, & ¢a@% 11d. Cdrn—Alized, 322 3d, PROVISIONS~Tork~Westorn, 738 4§ Enstern, 825 6d, Deof—78s 6d. Lard—ids, Bacon—Cumierland cut, 60s; long clear middies, 51s 6d; shord clyur mid- Qles, 533 32, Catgxas—Prime, 62, Tatrow—40s 9d. PrrRoLEUM—Refined, 0 : splrite, T2/d, Lowpon, May 25,—WEaTies Farz, ‘Tux DAXZ or EXoLAND—Amount of buillon gons into the Bank of Englaud on balance to-day, £118,000, Coxaora -Money, 04@44; account, DN, UMITED BraTes DoNDs—'05s, 106; '67s, JUDK; 10409, 106X ; now be, 102, AMERICAN RAILBOAD Brcusiriks—New York Cen. tral, 83; Erir, 18% ; profarred, 3, TarLOW—43a@ 430 3, PrruoLxv—8pirits, 84 § refined, 8xd. ‘Lixswen Om—~3is 94, Daxavsturss—The Mark Lans Erprem, tn its weekly raviow of the breadatulls inarket, says: #The drought has been felt in France, aud s poor yleld iy probablo, This, coupled with the appesranca of the grasshoppers in (he Uniled States, will make low rates of short duration, motwithstauding that the Comti- nontal markets are down 6d ¢ 13, Pagts, May 26, —RENTRS—04C T30, FRANKPORT, Ay 20, —UNIrED BraTes Doxne—'02s, o, . Astwenr, May 25.—Tetrolenm, 20, PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET. TALADELTIL, May 95,~Wool quict; sup ply Ught; prices of naw wool lower than the following quots- Hons, whick are for ald wool: Ollo, TPeunsylvania, and West Virginis XX and sbove, 53@550; X, 682830; medlura, 8@5730; coarss, d5@300; New York, Bich- igan, Indians, and Weatern fine, 45@500; medium, 85 @800; coarse, &5@500; combing, waahed, 0@63c; combing, unwoshed, 45@{Co: fno unwaabed, 3@ 37%c; coarse snd medium, unwashed, M@AIK0 ; tub-washed, 50@57)¢0; extra and mering, pullsd, 4G &0; No, 1 and super, pulled, 4134k, MEW YORK DRY-QOODS MARKET. Nzw Yonx, May 25,—Dusiness continues Hght with commisslou-houses und Lmporters, and the Jobllug trade was quiet to-day on account of the rainy weallie: Colton goods were slow but falrly steady in price. Printa were quiet excopt job lots in Jobbers' hands, which are nelling frosly, - Consstous printa have been reduced te 8c. Giogbamis ware in fair domand, Heavy woniled coatings and satineta ave doing fairly in agents’ bands, THE PRODUCE MARKETS. NEW YORK, Special Dispalch (o TAs Cheage Yrib NEw Yoz, May 20, —GRani—Whrat—Mi salow af 35,000 L ab $1,15@1.48 for No. 2 Coleago; $1.14@1.15 for No, 4 Norlhwestern ; $L18@1.36 for No, 3 Milwaukes; $1,3(31.24 for No, 1 spring ; $1,11@1,21 for ungraded Yows uud Minnesots spring; $1.0G1.A7 for winter rod Weatarn; $1.05@ 1,40 for .amber do, and $1,36@1.43 for white Wostern, yequistat §1,05 for Cansds fu bond, and $L.10 for Blate, Barloy quiet and unchanged, Corn dult snd lower( the large recelpls of percels in poor order have ® very depressing effect; salos of 1,00 bu st 73@6 for aoft § 17@800 for good to prime now ‘Totzed, and 78@30c for common to prime yellow, Oats lower and dully siles of 51,000 bt at T2@7die for mized Weaters, and 74@760 for white Weatern,, Guocenizy—Bugar—3tarket dull and sominally vn- changed ; falr to good refining Is quotsd at B@ESX Prinie at 8376, and whita Havans at U5 @10)4¢c, TALLOW—arked waak, with fair dewoand ; 76 hibds clty sold 84 8¢c; 10,000 e Weatern st BK-A6J(c, Wurxr—In this market thers bas besu no bustuess sccompliabed, as buyers aud sellers wers spart i thair via A0 saked ; $119 L1, Fuxiasre—dlarkat lesu uclive, and ratos by steam lower for gradn, To Liverpool, by stewmm, 40,000 bu graln at13{d per standard buzes; 1,400 bozes bacon ab 35; 5,000 do cheass at dDaj 200 balos cotton at §1-104, To Glssgow, by atestn, 2000 brla sugar o privale forms, To two dlrect ports uLkoows, two 1talian barks whth 4,800 804 %500 gre grain sespec- tvely ad 4Tid sud da 6. (70 the Awoeialed Press.| New Youx, May 25.~FLoux—Rocelpts, 7,00 bels; dall; superfne Weslern Ntate, $4.70@5,00; common to mood extre dp, $3.03@9. Rood o clivlca do, $3.45@5.73; white wheat Wostern eatrs, $5.7636.00 3 sxtra Ouio, $5,05417.301 BL Louls, §5.4ke825, Uye flour quish and Airm ; $L40G! ¥ Conw.Mxar—Buyers' favor ; Western, $1.0034,15, Grasn—~Whoat—Heceipla, 65,000 Lu; Jowor; moders ata d-n;‘wd: No, 3 Olicago, 114 : No. 2 Miwaukss, pring, 812041945 ded Jows sud ring, - $Lileal§ We bor da, e 3 Shad. 00 white o $1.508 Gt Canada in boid, 81,03 State B 10e asisy snd mabt guiet and od, Corn—ils oelpls, 34000 Luj heavy and lowsr; mised Westero, 1 1 aliow doy 10Gu8a | whits da, 8o, Opts~lie~ ipte, 19,00 1 ower, cloving marn steady; Westorn, 7 ‘white o, Ty iie, 0T it HaT—iloary ; ahiipping, 6@ suc, Guocrrixa—tafTes easior ¢ itlo, 18+, tn pald, g, dull and a shade easler : falr to goud refning, 1 ogie @4310c; peimo, 8110t Murcavadn gooq, y g 100 d, Prraotzust—Culiet § refined, 1231205 Hemiivcn Tieaie—ilosyy § 3100 0 i ceale, g, Brnurs TuRrss (ixk—1leavy § 61 Trove1088—Pork 1ower ; new, s Reef dull, Cat moats dull, Dry.esliod i B¥e s “lckler! bamn, 11@1%3 middies fower s 1o cloar ventern, 1Us; ahort'do, 1ds, Latd o yoid and, Wutskr—Dull § eid a* $1,1°@1.19, oI Ly d—F1oun—] elongen T, 0, Bay n—Dull and yp, Gty ~Theat dnt M, Corg }nll nd dg:(nll:u-d‘ 37 4 tnoderaty demand § (0@ide. 'Nye mtomly; mods 3 @185, bariny dofl aud aeitial oo demsad ] a, Otea—Uicbanged, Paos—Falr aud fiem ; 18%e, Burren—Dull oud decilied; eholco Wentarn py ahrve, 3@ ¢ clioics Contral 'Ohlo, 2@ ke s o graden nandnal, e Creren—ticady: moderate domand, Provistoxs—Park dull and nominal at gy Tard dull and nomiual 5 slesm, IGe; keltle, 1y; Buik meats dull and droaping 8d 8¢5 1y} Bacon dull sud. unchangod st 92403 ‘luge;' 1, £ e, Witnaxr—Yieady ; modernte demand; $1.15, MILWAUKLE. Mitwaunces, May 35, FLoun—Quiet and neglotay, GRrArC—Witcat firm § No, 1 Siiiwaukon, Sl s g 9, Vie; Jane, Lo} July, W Oats neglectod; uomlnaily Tower; N Gec. Corn duili & s Jowers No, 3, in ‘siol Tty luwer; N store, '$1,00, Darley du lnll'flrr. $1 7 30 and » thado Jowe i ‘}(.., ? nv’)[mlnanyhsl.l Ll B o =Nominolly \metongsd, Men Tard, peime, 105@ 195es - * porky FrktairsoDull nod aulet; not loer wheatlo Dulaln, 423 t Qe g AckrTe—Fiout, 0 3 oula, U i T b corn 11061: L o A ey Sinsstsein—tiour, 15,000 bilas oats, 300 bu ; £9,000 buj com, 200" ¥ R, e :‘m’.nll"fill‘"lfl- HILADELTIA, Y, Mlay 45,~FLorn—~Dnil #5005 Winaonalu nd Stiwescts fanls, "’,'(". cnnisy)vania, Todians, o X @050 b aruien, $3.TAG 0, e maTv—Wheat dull; Ted, $196@2,39 ; $1,40,. Tiyo $1,00, Cort wnestiicd s yenow: aomneh e, ede, " Gutd alow ; wihit, 14473 By iskr—Testern quicts $1.22, LruN—Uliclangor), € 2 e Now Tork and Bradfard County exiran, 0ot , Badle; Weatern axtray, SI@U5¢ 1 rals, 11@1033 Folly, Sxtro, WgTas, Citrmsi—Qulel ; Weatern, 11c3i.c, Laas—Yirm ; Western, fresh, 18318}, & a4 nilm'mnn:-t ALITTMORE, ., lay 23, ~FrLovn-Dal T m’ ¢ \; 1 ; aull ant =i nArY—1¥heat—Wastern dull an? unchanged, ek Weatern imixed, 146, Oata dull; whils Weters 71‘@116 :le.lad do, 756, Ly dull at JL14@l1s lar—Q iy oxiaioNs~Dull d wenk, Pork nomiually §2.57 i b Bury Darrea—Fim and anchavged. orree—Quiet hit irin § RId cargoos unchange Wutsy—$12.@1.23. i C TOLEDO, i Touro, May 9%—FLovi—Dull and nnchanged, Onatn—Wheat 2@ o Jower, closiug ate. H Micligan, vash and June, $1.23%; Jaly $1.26; No, 1 rad, $1.33 1 No, 2 do June, $1, 31833, Corn fair and Srm’; high mized, 0@ Tixve; Juane, Tox@11c ; July, 12¢ei Augnat, T48@ AXc; Tow mlxel, @00, O’ quiei; No 3 Wibual, cixic: wl 1anis—Dull; Tufalo, 4%@3Ne. Rrcripre—Flour, nouo;’ whuat, 6,000 bn} com, 93,000 Lu ; oata, 1,000 b, h‘«’xm: wheat, 16,00 bu; Buirazire—Flour, 1,0 corn, 47,000 bu ; vaty, 8T. LOUM, BT, Lovw, May 25,—FLoun—Lowsr to kell; very nttle dono, Gnarv—ivheat dull and prices have declined; No,2 red wintor, 8LOdK@ 1B cash; §LY@LILY June; 8ot No, 4 spring, $1.L0@101 June, Coin dull; priess drooping; No. 4, bdcudiiccarlota; round lots, Gug ke Lid, Oats are dull snd prices Love declined; JNov 3, 64@050 car lola; round luts, BiBU3N0 Ll Barley aud rye—Nothing dofug. Witsxy—Nominal: 1.0, Provistons—Lork lower; $20.15@21.00. Tnlk-meats nomiinal, Bacon uncbanged; only jobblug aud order trade, Lard nowinal, nosTON, Bostow, ll-yfis.—rwvn—qulal and dull ; Werlern supertine, $L,.DRLI5; comuion extras, $.2°@57; Wisconsin and Miunesota do, $1.75@0.:0F white wheit ©Olio, Tudlua, and Michigan, 12 @7.00; Lilwols, $6041.8); B Louls, $60G415); funcy dinoeyot, 7,00, dyedowy 8lgdve. Oata dull sl easler, but stock small ; T6@sde; OLRVELAXD. CLRYELAND, O, Msy 325, —GRalN—Wheet dull and fowar; No. 1 ved, $1.3 5 Nu2 do, $1,.20. Carn dail and Inwer; shelied, Té@Téc; earn, 0¢, ‘Osts lower; No,1 Hiato, 6603 No, 2 do, 8dc: whits, GTc, PrraoLrus—Bleady: $1.10; ‘standard white, 11ye; 19 Stato ety 11jgo neaclond; 1n a wsall wily 1e' 20 higher, Racerrra—TWheat, 1,050 bns oats, 1,500 bu, TITTRURG, Prrrsouna, Pa, May 25 —Onart—Whest demand IgUl; pitces utichanged, ~ Corn—Esr, lower at @ 8Gc ou track ; alclled, 20.2R2, PrrnoLxuM—Quiet’; crude, $1.92) at Parker's ;re- finad, $1.31)¢ Philadelplia delivery. ALUFFALO, Turraro, May 25.—Onaix—darket beavy and une sottied, Curn—dales at Gbc, Caxaz, Fuetaura—Duchsnged, ‘Corn dull; ‘pif s casier’s mizod _]IARlNE. PORT OF CHICAGD, MAY 25. Anniveo—Prop Javs, Buffalo, sundsies ; schr Whish wind, Muskegon, lumber ; schr O, Hyrrisos, Kenoths, codar posta ; schiz Graco M, Tilor, Ludington, lnmber} 770p Idaho, Bufialo, stmdries ; stmz Huron, Holland, aundries ; stmr Corona, 8t, Joe, suudiles ; achr Wak urldge, Big Sturgeon, lomber ; strar Chicago, Mantlo- woc, suudriea ; schr T J. Buidmoro, Tentwater, lume ‘ors Prop Mouominee, Muskegon, sundries ; schr D, B, Martin, Menominss, lumber prop J. I Heits, Saugatuck, sundrics ; prop Ruasia, Dufalo, sundrioa ; aclir Mary, Ludington, lumters schr Lona Johnso Ludington, lumber; schr Potomac, Jacksonport, ce- dar pouta: wclir Lizzia Doak, 81, Joseph, lumber; sche W, 1L Wiilard, il pite State, Buifalo, eundrica ; Ethan Al nominee, lumber { schr Clars, Alsnisteo, Jumber | sokr Jobu Migee, Oswego, coal achr B wego, cowr; schr 3. Ithaca, Catco’ Plor, cedar posts Hiurgeer, LIk Harbor, cedar posts hr Cecllin, Mane {ntee, lumbe) clir Witilam Jones, Portaga Lake, lum- er; schr Bay Blate, Manominee, lumber; schr Hete ald, Manistwe, lunbori scow Bupply, Durtage Lake, lumber; scbr B, Calking, Manistee, lomber: sehr Gens Cock, Muskegon, lumber ; schr T, Rand, Kowave nee, codar posta; achr'Arga, I1ru's Piar, wooll ; exow ‘White Oak, Manisteo, lumberi sclr Inabella San 3taniston, humber; schr Monterey, Bay Oity, Inmbe: schr Jeunia Mathew: 3 achr Kewauud Kowaunes, jumte: cow Gragger, Plk's For, 1 ber; tug Clematis, Veshtigo, towing: bargo Nou 1ay, Toaitigo, lumbor's barys Aleri, Peabtigo, lu: ber ; schr Queen of tho West, Alanlatoe, Jutsber; sche Marlford, Uswego, matt: schir A, L. Andraas, Chare lotto, coal tug 1, E. Vaine, Grand Maven, towing: b Grand Haves, humber ; barge Clty of , Grand Lisven, lumber: barge Wm, Burae, Grand it bor; barga Wyoming Uraud Haven,lumber wclr Frauk Crawford, Oswcgo, saity sobr Lo Grant, Muakegon, lumbers avhe Kiln Kllonwood, Wiiita Lake, lumber § scow Flora, Baugatuck, lumbe schr Maj, N, . Ferry, Whita Yake, lumber; scht Empite Htalo, Clovolsnd, g iron; uchr Sinnie Maellor, Muskegon, [umber; ""T—. Ohss, Reltz, Manisiee, lumber ; bargo liarmony, Maniates, lunber, CLEARZD—HUDF Chicago, Twa Creaks, 100 hides, i ‘ris od), 200 dry hidss, 10 brla shoop pelts, and sundg almr_ Corons, Bt. Jo, 8 qra beof, and sund} schr Dlack Humly Lincalt, & pfgs sund s 'sele Lizaly Dok Bt Jo, & tirls aur, BY w Contest, Konoshsy ¥ 'edastonois selir Jamaica, Oswego, 20,740 bn_corn; achr Hetlo Walbridge, Big Sturgeon, 60 ia cats, 10 bris bieof, & bkt pork ; stinr Jas, Fiak, Jr., Baftals, 10,00 L eorn, 31,000 bid csta, 4,000 brls'our, 44 bls broom cor, aud sund; bargo ‘Gulding Htar, Port Huron,. 40,571 b corn 3 Drop Equinoz, Fort 18iron, 30,000 bu wheat, 1,323 brls flour, 50 bris pork, 31 hf-Lels pork, I trrin beef, and sund s p, Heatl, Haugatuck, 71 md ; barge Actlve, Peshtigo, 10 bris sugar, and pnr Hirun, South Huron, €00 dry Lides, 138 phga dund; stmr Menomines, Alaakegen, 250,bci sals, § bxs whuky, aud suud, ILLINOIS RIVER NEWS, Mpecinl Dispateh to The Chirage Tribune, \ Lafarvy, IN, May 25.—ABBivsd nY Riven—Canale bost Board of Trade, from Pery, light, for Clicago gud deperted, prop Neaver and exual-boat Eraderick, 1h with salt for Voorls, oASED 170 T CavherLoand of Trads, Lgh, for cago. 'Pateri Orp—Prop Heaver and csnal-boot Prederick, Loth with salt for Fearts LAKE FREIONTS, CHICAGO, Froights were in falr demand, st 3% for whest to Buffaio and 136 for do 10 Kiogston, Heveral sicamers ers lling up with gral, on throngh ratee, The chartors were: To Bffalo—Sehrs D, A. Van Valken- bury, ‘oatar and Larue Kuwsell, wliest b 3x0; prope Staruccs, wheat; Husels, ats aud curn, and \iro Statu, whewt and' eorn on through rates, To {iiouatonrSchr Cossack, wheat st Thic, Capacily— Wheiat, 210,000 b corn, 23,000 bu; 0aty, 30,000 b, MILWAUKEE, Clatiers 3 To Buffulo—~Steainbarge Forest City and consors H, I, Brown, and schir 0, 1L, Johuson, wheat atia To Block Nock—dichr ¥, Fitzgersld, wheat & $4c. Trou ore—Behir Monitor, one cargo, Escanabs 0 Laland, 630 pos tom, frea lu aud out. A SUCCESSFUL MOVEMENT. The Lumber Vesvsl Owaers’ cambination may now ba coualdezed s eatublistiod fach, over niuety vessols baviug thus far sigued iho agresment, pbuub twenty mare thau reyulred by the Canstitutlon adopted st s late ineeting. Ever sineo the movement was fusugu- Taked), 1 wied wilh munls sucousagemunt from all tbe ownery of Jumber-vessals, who, Lhrough {t, saw tue ouly escspe from fuanclal embarrassment which, with 150 luw ratos that bava provailed siuce the opou- Iug of avigation, would bave sooner oF laber over taken moal of tham. Muat of the Vossels, sud o elally the aualler oues, 1084 with syery Lrip th and, but for s 'smovement, fow would have Lo or _ibe _in0 ooe At o duna Tus aiver-.ls altll