Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1876, Page 6

[J - FINANCE AND TRADE. Quict Prevailing in Fiuancial Clr- clege=-Country Deposits Larger. Racefpts and Bhipmeuts of Currency About Equal-—New York Ex- change Flat---Clearings, $3,700,000. Provisions Slronger--~IHogs In Betler Snpply---Wheat Bnoyant---Corn amd Qats Firmere-=Bar« ley Dull. FINANCIAL, Tho condition of affairs st the lanks was quist, The demand for Joans wan & trifle less than it has been, and the tannter transsctions wers diminished in volame, Thorsara somo spectlative applications from the Doard of Trade, hut the Jegitimate demand 18 confined malnly to provision deaters, A Jargor pro- portion than tast month I3 pald of country paper ma- turing, and country deposits are runniug up, City bal- ances are about the same. The supply of commercial and misceliancous paper of good quality ta reatrictad, but {8 sa hrge an tho banka desire, Tho mnount of 1onnble funda on hand Is safMciout for current needs, but thiers i little surplus, Tates of disconnt sre 8@10 per contat the banks, tho latter rata prevaflin * On the street Tates aro5@18 per cant, searcity of good papar. ‘The price of New Tork exchange continues 1ic@$1.00 discount for $1,00 between banks, Ordacs from the country for curzency are not heavy, and tho reccipte are ahout equsl to the shipmenta. Tho cloarines were 5,700,000, AMERICAN BECURITIES ABROAD, Tho London s pocial of the New York lerald of Sune fiay morning saya: 1t a & notablo festurs of tho financlal situatinn that whilo the market has heen dull and fusctive, Unitod Htates Gorernment socuritles coniinua fo wivauce, This fndicates a dealre on tho partof the investiug ubllc to absorh the beat sccuritics. Henco American ndn aro becoming scaree. Tho large purchancs on our #ide havo not ouly reducedd tho availablo supply, t bhave enhanced thelr popularily among Enropeatt investors, The chief featura in thls department bad been tho 10-40's, which havo risen 5 percent, - Whilo raflroad Londs sre qulet and more ot fesn sympathetic with the goneral condition, prices aro well sustained. A marked featuro fa the rite in New York Central: bt asido from this sccurity, a sum- mary of tho rituation shown that so far as Loudon s concerned, alihongh the number of sterling bonds fu thrico what 1t was in 1872, the grest majority havo adyanced {0 valuo since thelr iutouiction, Tha pros- pect fs thiat tho rise will coutinue duriug the current Theroian relgn bouds are heavy. THE PRODUCTION OF RILYER, Tho Virgiuia (Nov.) Kuterpriss, in an articla an- nouncing the completo rabuilding of the works de- stroyed by the Virginia fire throo months sgo, fore- tata the danger that tho fmmenso productivoncss of e Comatock Lado will make aliver drug In {ho nisr: X0t Trospecting for mow minea wad nover more sctiva thnn now, Auimated by the hope of fuding Tortunes underneath patches of rocky ground that ok now as barren of rlclies as tho olta of the Com- Rock Todo formnerly seemied, Yodies of!men aro exgorly earching every foot of tho great silver bolt, It saya: Both north and south in the Comstack range shafta fre belng Auuk Into gronnd that has Iain virgin sinco lho craation, In nlmost every placo whero work of any kind & bainy dono wilyerand gold aro obtaind, and 0 most cshea more of theas mekals than for a long timo rowarded tho labomi of the pressnt owhers of tho Dig Bonnuzn, ‘The finding of slver iu thesa works of oxploration shows that they aro being prosecited In productivo ground. | AN tiow weatma fodlovin aud at mea discanraging, but whon suy Company shall bo % fortnnato nd to airike Into & great and rich tleposit of ora all their provious and prolminary labors will appear as naught, There {8 nowhiers (o ba seen any flagging of apirit or falling away fu_fmth smong our prospecting minera; ou the contrary, now enterprises aro almot daily (naugursted and now works besitn. A Iate movement that promines well, 19 the counolidation of o number of small clims bt Gold lifll. By thls means most promising ground that has long latd 1ale will now bo fully explored, sud with evory prod: Bect ot tlio development tn it ‘of valuable depostin of ho procious metals, The rango of minea helow Gold 1Nl ara alsa promising woll, several of thom already beginning to yleld conaiderable quantitica of paying ore, and st Bilver City prepsrstions are being mado for tho proper and sclentifio opening of mines that have, In tues past, yleldod payiug ore slmost from i burfaco, QGOLD-MINING IN OEORGIA, The gold Tino of Goo=v's are attracting oitention. A numiber ot billa for the +~goration of gold-wihing companien havo beon irt~ uced futo tho Gorgls Leglalature, ond the Atlan.a” Constitution suyr 4 ihoro have Loon momo largs investments of foreign eapital recantly in theso ontorprives, THE NORTHEAN PACIFIC BAILROAD, If the rocont sddrens by the President of the North- ern Pacific Rtufiraad—Mr. C. . Wright—to the pre- ferred stockholders of that Company does not pre- wout a too roscate view of ita coudition, thors s somo Tiope for thiosa who fnvested their monoy fn that fll- starred enterprise, Thoroad s now controlled by a Board of Directors, elected by tho bandbolders who, convertest themselvis into proferred stockloldere, Mr, “Wrlght 8ays to theso atockholdern ¢ ‘Your road Is constructed and fn operation from ko ‘western end of Lake Superior to tha Missourd ftiver at Titamarck, o distance of 450 mlles, This fs called thy Miunesota snd Dakota Division, At fts crossing of the Iled River it councets, Ly Hne of steatnors, with 1he prosperons and rapidly increasing Canadinu Prov- duco of Manitubia, It Leaftie, by connecting ateamens on the Missount River and wagon-tealnd with Mone tana, a ternitory of unbonuded wealth aud ferttlo val- ey §i8 lurgo “transpurtation for the Qoverument, roops, milary stores, sunulty goods, sud supplies for the Indiaok, snd e Unital Hiates malle, gives good pronilus for e futnre uf this division, “The Uacliic Division of your road 18 comnploted, nnd in operation from the deop waters of {he Columbla Ttiver to Ta the tertanua on Puget Sound, o distance of 1% miles, At Tucams, tho Pacific Ocdan conet_steamern, and the stosmers navigating ihe Sound, muks dafly connsctions with onr tratuy run- nlug south 1 Colunbls River, near tho City of Yort~ Tand, Oregon Nolwitiatanding the continued Anancisl deprassfon of the conntry the trafllo ou both diviabons, tu 1475, TA 0 eALIATACLUTY IDCKOBNC 0YCT thut Of pTevious Years, "Thie groes recuipis of tho 655 mils of completed for 1815, wero $614,390, The nrt fncommo was $152,140, Every mile of tho road built Lus Loen aecoptord by tho Government, and this eatitles tho Company to 20,800,000 acres of land undor the charter, Thi tho Compay i& elling vapidly to wettiord, b priven thus far uvorayglng about $3.00 per acre. ‘The comntry throngh which tho completed road runa i hecoming raphily ertthed; agricuituro In befug dovulopeds thn murplun producta alroady form a_larga roportion of tha carrying business of tho road; the ellmate I8 noted Tor itw salubrity and uniformlty, e the lands aro un- errpaased in adaptabllily for raiing wheat und the othor cerenln, 1t §2 futended that tho work of constructton wiil Iy resmaed the prosent weuson: and, when the finsuckud coudition of the country finproves, the road will ba tehed forward to completinn, Meanwhile, tho exist- ng vatualle catate and progurty of the Comapauy will be well taken care of and ecunomically administe Tho eruipuent of tho road iy saplo And of tie very teat charucter, #n (hat ua expenditnre in that divection wiil Boon bo requirod, Nine-teuths of the bonds seized buve Leen aurrens dered under (he plau of reorganization, wnd are bewg converted fnto prefirred stock, The wal smount ontstanding I8 coming bn s fast canonabiy b expucted, Dy Stay next, It 1n telleved that your Board of Disectory wiil Lo ably ta whow the axiraordinacy Faot of 65 milcs of a thoroughly Well<onAructed ait equipped Fatlrond, fieu ot % bouded of toating A7 W foct valeved 1o Lo wuparaieied i coun 37 g corliticates of your praforrad mtock are now boing_ taviied i cxchatgs for tha 7 310 Louds at th ratq Of $1,400 for every 81,009 of the principul of tho bonty, which fuclurde futtrrat thoreon to July 1, 1478, Thils yreferrod stock (s receivablo st par for fho Cotne Jouve bauds eant ot to St Liver. Tho oroc erred utock will L outitled to dividonds at tho ruto of 9 per cent por sunum, befor th rameion stock 18 per- miited to participate fn dhidends to any oxtent, The Governor of Mnnewola in his fangural s yoar uaid of tho road 1 3t traversen a region from Dututh to Mamsrck un- squalod un tho coutinent i wheat-growing capacity, wehlels 18 bordared un the horth by Lt apidly-seitiog Ganadiati provinco of ManitoLa, Au extensivi of S0 miles westward will carry the road futo the heart of the rich miniug Tereitory of Montuus, and (b fazs alah an additlonal Bt ket for the agricultural products f tbe Btate, and groatly ald thu Geueral Ouvernment in the diMclit tranvportation of Tudlan aud ardy supe plies (o that {nuccossible ropion, ‘Un ull accouits the Soustruction uf at least Ui additivnal secticn of L0 tmilea should bo pushed withi tho leust practicatle de- fay. The yartious of {ho road slzoady coupleted aro paying tholr expetnes aud giva an cariicat of whot tho Sraster work will do for the couniry, QOYERNMENT BONDS, Asked, United Blates €8 of "8l.... I Uited Ktates B-208 of 'G5, 520w of "U5—)anusr; Unitod Blkies Surrancy 6o, OOLD AND QREXKBACKB, Gnld was 1123 @1125. Greeubacks were BXS+8770 ou (le Gollar Ia gold. FOREIUN EXCHANOE, Stzty Days, Biglt, Anig “u CITY AXD COUNTY JONDS, i, Chlcago City 7 W ct bonda, .., 106y &fak, . ChIEAgo CIty 1 39 ot newnrags, 104% & inti . Chitearo City 7@ b, water loan, 10435 & int, k onnty 73 et bands, 105 &int 'ark 7 % ct, honda North Chleago 7 ety (Lincoln Park); 130 & int. 91 & fut, o8 & dnt, Asked, 135 Clty Ratlway, South Sids City Natlway, West Side. Caty Ralls . North Stde.. Traders’ Insiirance Company| it Chambier of Cominerce, .i(e s Chicago Gas-Light snd Coke Company " 1y Ghieagn & Northwestern gl bonds, KX g Exposition 8100k, .0y v B 37 LAT! Nrw Yonw, Feb, f.—M mercantils paper, @6, Customa recelpt, $569,000, ‘The Aestatant Trewurer disbursed f415,000, Clearings, §17,000,000, “Tue produce sxports for the weok wern $4,558,008, Storling firm; 43 long, aud 489 demand Gold opeped and closeid b 1135, with intorim At 114, Carrying rates, 2034, Govornments were strong. In some casces there was » differanceof @) betwoen bidding snd ssking prioss, Tuaitroad bonds were strong snd higher, with North- western nnd Paclfic instien o8 the features, Blate necnritles wiro utoady. Tho stcck market opensd firm, lut shortly beeare weak, and prices de.dined X@LY In the general lbte Towerds 1 o'clovk the mnarket becatao stroug, aud o Tocavery taok plnce in vome casen, Tn Lbe last hour of businesn specnlative siinres dectined ‘(@ 'y, 400 tuo matket at tho closo was near the lowestaf tho d: The 1ilinols_ Contral wax exceptionally firn, aud prora wlocks cloved prong at o fucther advance. 'l'run!lf::n:{l I"’"a‘\ 001 nul?s.«‘, ot‘\;n Dll:: lr?ég ..‘: v‘: :‘r‘n s 2 et Unton, 13 - irun%fmo' i Tl 14,000 St. Pal, 38,000 Laka 8hore, and 16,000 Oblor. WOVEN: y ey ot 4@5. Prime lea in the Couponn, 81 Coupons, '65,, Weatern Uniou. Quickeliver, .. Quickeilver, pfd Pacific Mail, Adatns Expres Chicago & Alton pfd 109 Ohlo & Aiuntaaippt,., 21 Del,, Lack, & Weati, 1181 ALK 1, Tel i Yo, Tae, g | A P pfd 3% 150 ¢ | fudiama Conirsis rors bir 643 | Cll., Bur, & Quincy.1193 €| Darinibar & Sk goo. 205 us3, | Central Pan.bonds.... 106y 035§ U, 2. bonda ., vuues 104 5 { U. 1, Lond-granta. . 104 i Sinking funtle,.ee.s 953 DONDS. North Carolina, old.. 17 Clev. & Pittsburg. . Northwestern, . . Northwestern ptd., Cleval'd & Columb’ aTATR Tennessas fa, old.... 45% Tenucsnee, new, 447 | North Caroisuy, new, § Virania 63, old, Soulhi Caraliva, old,. 17 Virginta, usw . au\’ | South Carolina, new, 37 Misuour] Gs, 0y —— REAL ESTATE, The following instrumenta wore filed for record Tucsduy, Fob. Bt cITY PROPERTY. Wahash av, 156 [t # of 'onrteenth st, w1, 35z 4 170% ft, dated Feb, 7.000s erssssnarass o Jnckson t, 4 {te of Throop st, s {, x110 f1, Uatod o, d.vevvuons L G000 Calumet av, 130 fi b of Twentioth sty o f, Hx 1773 £t dated Feb S.vvversres . 20,000 Chicaga av, 191 ft o of Hloynaav, n f, 26x3 t, duted Feob, B, ... .o Flonruoy st, 5 w corof Callfornia st n T, 50x 13137 1, dated Jan, . 1,00 Honth Park ax, 49 4-10 (0 of Thirty-ifthat, 11, dated Feb, i L4500 fnof Augusia s, o, 253135 . e 800 7210188 of Tranty.neventh 160 £t, dated Juno 1, 1874, . 1,300 123 1t 1) of Toirty-seventh sl W 1, 101t, dat s Fob. i, 1433, 660 th &2, & W cor Butler &, vided 3 of T9GX124 9-10_ 1L+ aiso, eevenlii st n & cor of Batler at, Gx124 0-10 ft, dated Feb. 6,000 1,500 4,000 Fourth av, 405 11, dated Jou, 5. 4,000 Prairio av, 322 ft n 100x424 15-1C0 ft, dated Fou, 8, 10,000 Grean at, 150 ft nof Raudotph &, daled Jan, 27, ceraseee 12,000 BOUTIf OV CITY LIMITH, WITHIN A TADIUS OF 7 MILXS OF COUIT-NOUAE, Cottago Grove av, 1054 ft # of Unionav,o f, 20x173 1, dated Febe divaarornnne, .3 8,500 Myde Park ay, nearly opp, Fiftioth st, w 100 1t to rallroad, dated Fabi 4., - 20,000 Samo prownises, datod Feb, 7 —_——— COMMERCIAL. Tte followlng wer tho receipts and shipments of theleading srileles of prodace in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Tuesdsy morying atd for the correspondicy dato ann yesr ago : TEOKIPTS, WIIPMENTS, 1870, | 1875, Tour, bl Wheal, bi Qarn, b Oy, Dltaeussse Ttye, i, irley, bi Gruva hocd, f. Flax seed, ib Tirvoni-cotn, 1ia Gured imgatw, lis Tieef, bElfes ol Tork, belw..s. Tard, + 21,50 R0 Col, tor Tiny, touy Lumber,No, 11, No..t| A Panitry, T, Poultey, conp, Game, pkya, Eyg, phg Clieeas, Lxe Gruaprles, brla] €68,000 ol 260,000 1, 165,101 Wilhdrawn from store on souday for city con- sumption: 2,601 bu wheat, 2,883 hu barley,” Tho following grafn was inspected into storo on Tuesday tnorniug: 1 cara No, 1 N, W, wheat, 15 cary No, 2N, W, do, 25 car No, 3 spring, H ears No, 4 do, 23 cars refectod do, 1 ear no grado do (W wheat); 25 cars high-mixed corn, 47cars No. 4 do, 13 cars new mixed do, 37 cars rojoctt do, 7 cars uo grade do (118 coru}; U card whits oats, 8 cars No, 3 do, 6 cara re- Jucted do (17 wale); 2 cars No, 2 rye;1l cams No, 3 tarley, 7 No. 1 do, 1 car reforted do (10 Larley). “futal, U8 cars, or 90,000 bu, Inspected vut: 879 bu wleat, 1,310 bts corn, 1,700 b batley, Tatters received from various yarta of lowa indicate that fully hnlf tho surpluy wheat of tast crop bas yeb to como forward from tust State. 'This 44 much more than ham beeu represcuted s yettn Arst hands, Tho question was nskod yeaterday, * What indues ment is there to carry wheat frow now into May ats diffurence uf barely 10 per bu ovar and sbove storago chargou? " The inducament is certainly & swall one, and the pertiss who carryonso small & Disrgin are probubly entitled to be regarded as first<clasy philan- thropiats, The Iatter word maybo freely trauadated, elther aa “lovers of thelr mpacies,” or * lovers of specie,” The loading produca markots were activa yusterdsy, and avernged bigher, though nervous to a fault, 'The general expectation seoned to bo (hat there would bo a declino all round except fu whest, and tho great ma- Jority of cperators wero dissppoloted, The receipls of producs were fatr,—larger iu liogs snd wmallcr i gralu,—~with a very modorato ontside movement, Thera was more dolug i dry-gouds circled than on tho correspondiog day of last week, but no real sctive ity waw apparent In soy departmont, and valuos wore not subjected to auy noticcabls change, Grocerios ware quoted qulet at unclanged prices, -Aside from coffees, for which the market hos &till wn unsetiled tuue, thero was a steady fceling. Pricos of dried frults wero generally firmy, Thers fs an increaing dee wand fur the wtsplo articles, Fish acld moder- ately ot Mundsy's revised quotations, There wav nollilng new o the bulter 4 choess warkets, Jobbers of Jeather repart coutfnued qulet, with values weak aud verlable, Ju ths bagying, coal, and wood mmarkets 1o changes were observable, To- baccas were dealt fu rathier spariugly, sud for mane ufuctured goods tue uarket displayed weakuuws, There was & well-wustalned demand for carbon ofl, while other descriptions, without an eaception, wer dull. Prices were unchauged, Thors was & modersts fnquiry for lumber, aud prices, eapecially for the common quahtics, wWere slady, Hardware aud melals were quiet sud uu- changed. The demand for nmails was active, many partics beiug induced to stock up fn snticipation of sn advance iu the spring. At preseut the markot 4 easy at the given rates, The Lroom-corn warket was sgun falsly sctive aud Srm, Wool ro- tokvop atocks rmall, Baods were unchanged, helng sather quint, except Umothy and clover, llay was froely oftercd, but thera wern vory few Luyers, and Ay generlly were unwiliing to pay the prices askod. Poultry and eqga were oasy un:tor larger oerings and coutinned bad weather. AHAIR IN STORE. Tha follaswing ate the footings of tha ofeiai report of grain {n stors In thix city on the evening of Batur- aay last, aud st corresponding da Feb. b, 19€, Eiefected wi No, 1 spriug, o, 2 apring No., A pring, gr]eele{l BpFINg. 0 grace Kpring Nn.klfN. W, spril No. 3 N, W, sprati 2,632,830 396 841 0,038 No grade, No. 2 waiie... L0 R 10,810 95,630 251,837 No grade...,. Totalieoeienne 863,139 244,037 Total of nil Xinds in stors, 5,104,850 bu, Theso figures show an fncreaso during last woek of 70,056 bu wheat, 165,200 bu corn, 21,080 bu onts, 1,575 bn rye, and 34,94 bn barioy, Total increase, 23,510 bu, Incinded 1m the sbova noted statement of N, W, wheat 14 10,003 b No, 1 Minnesots wheat, and 369,653 bu No. 240, TONLIGN GOODE received at Chicago Customs for the twenly-fonr Lours ending 4 p. m, Feb, 8, 1870 D, W, Irwina & Ca., 4,000 bu batley; A. B, Mecker & Co,, 40 tona pig irou. Duties collectad Feb, §, 187 48,07, PROVISIONS. LOG PRODUCTS~Wero tn good domsud, and atronger ou the peculativo articles, though hogs wera In Iazgor supply, and lower, Tho causo of the ap- pareut anomaly was tho fact tht the Increasad recelpls of hioga liad been snticipated on thie previous day by several operators, who sold short rathor freely, oxpect- 1ng 1o honble to Al in yesterday at a proft. When they came to buy, the compatition bid np priccs, espectally a8 Tiolders weze not frco soliers, This trading was all for future, casls product belng qulcl, and with littlo chiango 1o quotations, It ia thionght by some- that the prospect i5 good for & betier supply of hogs during tuo remuinder of February, o8 packers havo clorsd at soveral other paints, and thera s thorefors fawer buyers. Musa Pork~—Wan moderatoly active, and 10@150 por brl Ligher, thongh witlna chango in New York, but Cincinnati was firt, Hules were reported of 50 brla casn 818201755 9,150 brls scllor Marchi at $20.30320.573¢; 1,000 brls seller April at $:0.00@20.87% ; ana 3,730 Dris seller May ot §20,£032110, Tofal, 26,760 Lels, Tue markel cloicd it &t $20.50 cash or eller Teb- Thary: $20.5147 rellur March; $20.82) seller April; and $20,0135@20.10 saller Huy, . Trline ma:n pork win quiet ot §1775G18.00, Exira primo quoted at $14,74@ 14,75, LARD—Wan fu bolter demaad, And 5®100 per 100 Nha nigher, tho inside ndvanve being for thin month, 1houghh New York wan eusler, and_Livorpool was un- chanyed. ~Hules wore roportedd of 1,250 tes woller tuo month, at $12.90@12.03: 2,750 ta’ seller March at $12.3001247: tud 5,000 e poller April at $12.405 12,55, Total, 9,900 e, Tho market rived firm ot $1255 cah or meller Fabrunry: §12.40 neller March; $12.55 seller April; aud nominally at §12.70 for sollor a3, MEaTs—Wors tn falr roquest at unchanged pricos for tliddles, whiln hama aud shouldurs wero casicr, Thiero wan womo inquiry for shipment, hul tho chiof domand wan for round lots for future by partiea who biad peviously sold shost, Sales wora reparted of 40 boxea shouldors at T3et 100,00 Tba do_ solier March at 20,000 Ibs Jumyg clears &t 10%0: 1,000 bozes long and short cleats nt 1y $1LIG: 25 boxes Wiltabirs Eden ot 1335c3 66 boxen Unmiberlauds b 1@11Ke: 43,000 T shott ribs at 510,30 pez 100 1 for wreet (cotintry), 110 for salted, canl, SLUTH LIV seller Anril, und $11.30 moller My} 60,000 In grexn Lmy at 11y¢ for 10-h and 10%r for 17-b averages, Tha ruar- ketclosad st tho following runge of yrices oule Long hort Short Clear, 1 i anid LA O T oars quoted at' 1150 eash, 1130 oller March, buzed: green hams, 11 sweet-pickled do, 11)G12}07 Cumberiaudy, 11%c, cun_or sellerFobruaty: long-cut hams, 125@L5¢, Tozed; bacon hswnk, 1K@1340, OnEARE—as quict at 1@Y0, DEEF PRODDCTS~—Wera steady and quiet at 0,50 @10.00 for mess, $10.50411,00 for extra moss, and $21.60322.00 for Bams, “TALLOW—Was quoted at 8K @8){c, BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was quiot snd Irregular, Shippors leld off, and local buyers took hold rathicr mparingly, but Minnesota branda wero more firmly held, in sympathy ‘with whoat, whilo there was no improvemeat in the tone of othar flours, Sslre wore Teported of 80 brls winters on privato torms; 750 brls spring extras, part- Iy at $1.02)7@5.503 100 brls apring suporfines at £3,23 ; 25 brls backwhent flour at #4,23; &nd 50 Lrls rys flolir on private terms. Total, 1,015 brls. The msrket closed mominally ot the following range of prices: Cholco wintor extras, $5,5037.50; common to good do, $4.7535.50; mpring ext 00@4.40; good do, §1.50 (@4.75; choica do, $5.0a5.25 ; patents do, $0.50R7.25; Miunesols, $3,00@6,23; spring aupcrilnes, §3,00@ 8,60; rye flour, $L.2X34,33: buckwheat do, $.60@5,25, Drax—Was duli and easier, the domand betrg very small, Sales were Hmitad to 20 tons ot §9.25 on frack. HitonTs—Sules wero 10 tons at $11,50 fros on board cars. MippLivas—tales wero 10 tons fine st $15,00 oo track, Conx-MeaL—Coarss wan nominal al §19,%0 on track. WITEAT—Waa aguin active, aud averaged abont ko igher than at the closo of Mouaay's trading, though the two closlugs were nearly the asiug, sxoupt that cauh Jots wera sirongar, the premtum orer Macch do- lveriea buing widened to 1xwiXe. The advie from London and Liverpool {ndicatsd more atrougth {n thoss markets, thongh (hat aunuuncement was par- tially anticipated the previots sfternoom, and New York was firm early, bt closed dull. IHere the shiott {nterest Lought very freely io tho irwt bour, the news stimulsting them to cover, but the longs unloaded ruther frosly, and then buyers wero low anxdons, The festing was very nervous throughout, n good mauy operatora tallang us I they expected a down- ward turn in prices, aud tha future ‘dupartment woull rrubahly Lave been wueaker 4but for tho way n which cash wheat was handled by 14 holders, Therowasa Loiter dvmand fur tho fatter, and thelower grades wors again stronger, Heller March opiod at §1,01%, declined to $1.00%, sdvanved to L0075, aud eanod down 18 $1.04%¢ i tho close. tieller Lo wouth sald at $1.UEK@ 103, cloaug at §1.03, sud cash No, 4 cloacd ab §1,00%. - Beller, iy sold ab ,00%, closing st SLUBY, ApHl wus quiet at 3 Alareh, Caali valed waro roportad of 400 bu No. 1 apring st §1.201 104,000 bu No, 2do sl §1,02G L0333 11,000 bu No. i do b §2@8234¢, tho tnalide for regulas 1 bu refoctod do al G140 for wiater, and 6ve fur B0 woragos kil 3,600 bu by ssupla nt dbogs .04, Toual, 123,109 MixNNusora Witkat—Waa i good detuand and frme er, Balcw were 400 b No, 1 at $1.13375 10,490 bu No. L8109 5 and 2,400 bu by satplo at §1,024@41,16, Total, 13,300 bu, My Il“l‘ WHiAT—$alo was made of {00 bu by vam- ) 1%, CULN—Was more active, sud strociter, under u better dvmand, expechudly tor car Toby, woldh led the degpartnent for future delivery, Livirpo) wos res ported Sw6d per 43) Lu bigler, snd New York was firm, the arhiclo betug repreacnted vu ncarco at ths lat- tor polnt, The wmuruactive export movument of the st two OF thrcu weck continucs, and, under 8 gouml consumptive deniand w Lugope, thy tuences b tofore experienced fa Vi cuted larger supplive seems o Lave given way in greater Hrmesy, 'Ohis reflecta strougth on thu wide of tho water, thotgh specnlutive activity is low of development, parily Lu- cause @ good miaiy partie wetw atantleged with tho Decotter deal, suil gartly becauss the xctvity ais- playod fu whoat acts on cori much s¥ thy full blaza of wunlight does o & parior-tire, Thero wos nioro doiug Yéuterday, chietly fur Slarch aud May, aud tko fecking W frregular, varylug with tho demanid, Bamply lobs wers rolatively duli, Beller the mouth, or casn No, 2, opeucd b 40xc, dechined to 4ux¢, aud closed frm At 40%c. Bullor March sold At 4ud; 414, closiug at dle, Keller AJMIMM AL A1 @e, clowng ut dt3ge. Baller May sold st $3)mA5 8¢, vlos- lugat €30, Baller Juna was oarly ominul uf about Jg ¢ above the price for Alsy. aalut were roported OF 41,600 bu No, 3 at 403 40¢c; 4,870 bu Ligh tutzed at UX@40+70; 8,200 bu Dew do at 36 <36xc; 6,200 Dew wixed At B3%0; 7,200 bu refectod at 8103 10, bu by samplo at 2% U0 on track ; sud 12,000 bu do at 32 ¢ free on board, Total, 84,600 bu, UATH—Were qulst, avoraging x s 4 o bigher, Thoro Wore 6 fow buyiug orders ou tho floor carly, aud the logethar with the ndvance fn_eomn, inducsd eelidrn £0 hold for higher figurer, Towanin'the cloto the market weakoned tn company with corn, Beller Febraary or cah mold at My@dlie, oloss Ing at the fnaide, March ol b 315,@31 46, April WAl e, oy ab MRS AL long At nshies Ttednoted sold ot ige Hanpls wero falrly nciive, (ash sales wera Foyorled of 18,04 it N0, 2 a0 U1 @31 e 600 b rejrctind ot 143ge: 3,000 b iy nample at 34T on tzack, and 2,000 bu o't 34 ade (autsldo for Burpriss 0sts) fred on board, i 4,200 b1, JIYE—~1¥an in Iight request and steads at 670 for fresh No.L The receipta conttnue Hght, and the Aatly offerings are mmall. the heavy stock in stors be- ing held off the market, The ordors are alse imited {n namber, and aro ohielly from consumers, wiig huy from hand to month, Felta @ M i No 2 at tiieal 409 bt hiy sanipl BARLEY—W fower, closing weak at the decline, receipts tvere snintler, but the stack In More fegrowing fast, being Bow nhearly 6, 00 1, & large portion of wnich consista af Lie specu- Jative arade, which 14 now held off tha markot, ma- ferinl lneroasa in the offerings would prohatly canse a ‘break, The shiorta show Hitle dosirs {6 All in, thourh some_ were cloming thelr deala yesterday, using the ronad ot of No.Jtat havo acoumnilated within e few days, Seller Februnry opened at 7cand cloed dullat’34n, March sold warly at 8ic and_elosed with sellersat that figure. Alay nold st 6se, No, nimlerata demand at 40c, and rejacted at St . Same plen were again vory quiot. Cashi aslea incinde 42K 703 2,000 b No, 8 al 40c: L2430 Wi vejoct- Total, ed ot THa30: 1,29 bu by scmple at 8VaB) ov ek, and 400 bu AL 60c froe on haard, Totaly 13,000 B, LATEST, Ti the afternoon mesa-pork wan medirately nelive, ndvan-ing_ 562102 under licht oferinie, Seien, 224 hris at §2003320,440 sellor March, nnd .87 20.0.%; aclier Apel, Lard was *1-0 sparinely offared, s viled stsuiger, scllingy(L0 ea) at 24T 125 for March, aud $12.60.e12.61%¢ for Aprl, Whewt wan fafrly active, nnd 2,@lo offeriugs wera moderato, and Liverpool wan ronortad atronger, - Rolter the month aokd at $1.0:3G 1A, and cloed At §1.025, Hetlor March aold at $L093@ . and elosod at $1,013;. " May closed at §1.0850, orn dvanced bie, cloning nomlinaily st 4ige for Frirnary, March sold up ta 41,¢, and ciosed st 413(e, May cluzed at dic. 3 Uate were quict and steady ab 32/ for April and 12,¢ for May. Barley dropped e, cloaing nt T3xe, aotler February. CALL DOARD, Mens pork waa activn, closing 15@200 higher than at 20,50 canl, $2070 March, and $2)473¢ 50 casli, $20.80 eller - ry, £ ., anid $21,25 sclier M; o :zL’qulnL Salen 500 tos ot $17.473¢ reller Feb- " ert-ribe wora In fatr request and firmer, with snlea of 200,000 the, sclicr May, at $11.40, GENERAL MARKETS, ALCOTIOT—Waa stoady ot $2.12, BROOM-CURN—1fa# in continued good demand and Rteady. Choice ol Lmtl, 10@11c; No. 2 hurl, T @06} choico mediutn, 6} @iXe; grod medimn brush, Cxo; fair (nside and covers, ¢c; iuferior, é@d)gc; d@ce. B R—The rocoipts haye increased shightly o late, but pot to sn oxtent to unfavorably Influence prices, which, under a well-sustained demand, remain steady and firm, The soft weathier mado Toll buttor slow of ealo, but boldors were not willing to shade for- mer quotations, and wo repeat our liat: Ohofea to fancy yellow, 26432¢; modium to good grades, 18@ 2e; infesior to common, 13@17¢; common to cholco roll, 16:a2lc, s DAGGING—Trado wan dull at eney pricen, The vol ume of sales was slightly lrger than for tho doy be- foro, but wns far from belng eatisfuctory, and tho quotations wore sbaded 1more or less f1eely all around : Stark A, 20%¢; Lowiston, 250; Montaup, 25c; On- tario, 25¢; American A, 2)03 Amoskeag, 240} Otter Creok, 23e; burlap bags, 4 bn, 14@15c; do 6 bn, 15 @16c; gunnies, singlo, 15@160¢ do, double, 35@26c. CHEESE—Notling new waa apparent in the position of tha clicaso market, ‘b sales wero small individu- ally, but they mndo an oggregate conxiderably in ex- ce1n of tho averngs of st feasons ot a like poriod, and the feoling among tho trado wan Srm, W qaote cholce to fancy faclory at 124@E13)¢e, aud . lower gradea ot 9G311%c. COAL—Quotations remain the xamo na for several weeks past, nor Is snv important chango, either in linrd or Aoft cols, looked for at present, We quote tho market atsady us follovs: Lackswanns, range and nut, $10.00; do, vay, §9,60; cannel, £7.0°8.00 Lrle, $7.40; Dionsd 7,603 Locking Valley, $6,603' Tndic atin_block, 3 Baltimore & Oble. #1603 Iiliuols, 60136,0, UOOPEHAGE=Was dull and casy, Lard terces s0ld at $1.0%, and pork harrels wera quoted nt D0c. DRESSED—Wers in fair roquost, and firm at $3.75@ 880, Tho recolpts wernmoderato and many sollers wore not_disposcd to accapt tho prices bid, Bales ware mudo of 190 Loadl and 6 cars at 34,75 8.0, T18[{—During tho past few days thoro Liaa been cousiderable improvement in tho demand for fish, Urders_from ihe fotorlor trado ore beginning fo como forwerd preity freely, and our joblers an- ticipate a good busineas from Lids timo on, Priccs aro, firm at tho annexed range: No. 1_white- fiali; ¥-Drl, $3.93@540 ; No, 2 do, $5,15@5.20; No, 1 trot, §4.80: No. 1 shore mackerel, new, M- brl, $1550:418.00; No. 1 Lay, §.00@9.35; Ko, 2, auokerel, 4-brl, $1.00@8.25; family mnokeril, 3g-brl, $0.4530,1 No, 1 shoro kits, ‘laryge, $2.00% No, 1 bay Xita, $1.50: large fanily kita $1.15120; bank coinh, $3.50:25,76 ; Goorge's codfish, $0.00:94,2° now Labrwlor harring, aplit, kris, $3.0J@8,28; do 1- brl, $4,25@4.60; Labrador herring, round, bris, $6.00 @ 0235 o s4-bri, B.60@078 1 wealod herring, per o, e No, 1 ‘horring, Sio: Golambls Livor salmon, X- brl, $9,00@H.25. TROITH AND NUTS—Thero was & good damand for the more staple articlst, Auch ss prumos, cur. rants, apples, and peaches, but for fancy liuea there was ot mmch ingniry, Prices were ateady: Fon- zian—Daten, old, 0@To: figm, layers, 16@180; Ags, drumns, now, 13@Hc; Turkish pruncs, new, 64@ 6igc; Ironch pranea, kegs and boxes, KG@I40 ralsite, layunn nowy L8503 Tooto Muscatel, 283 new, oucty, 114@11%0; Fanto cur- rants, citron, 95@2%c, Dowkstio—Alden appics, Michiuan apples, 1@10Xc: poached, linlves, 133¢(@100; do, mixed, 10)@11031d0, pared, 186 190; blackberrion, 12%(@13%e; Taspbarrics, M@3te: pitted chorrics, 25@d0e, NuUTA-~Tiiverty, 1181203 aimonds, Torragons, 105 @2jo; Naples walnuita, new. 16@190 5 French walnuts, now, ' 13@13%0; Gronobls wainits, 16@170 § Trazila, 1K&10%0; pocaus, Toxas, 13 @19%e; Wilmington posnuts, B@8%a; Tontiosaco o nuls, 6@ African vasnuts, GAOKC. GUEEN FROITS—Apyies are stiadinr, the demand —cupecially from shippers to ho South—baviug beon good kince tho advent of mild weather, Oloico cran- berriea are nearly out of market. Forolgn fruits were unehanged : Ohaice apples, $3.00@50 per brl: Val- encla oranges, $3,00@9,50 per caso; Siclly do, $.256 4.50_per box? lemoms, §1.007.00 per box, GROCERIES—For & faw urticloa in the liut ther wan o reasonably active inquiry, though the gencrat . _Cotfors ere atill mintket piresented & very quiel aspoct, neglocted, Even at tlia ucom aftald to * stock foeling i faveratlo to. 3 sty market for sugar, os, g e Jior—Rangoon, 0 @0Ne; Cwrolina, TK@8o; Lou- talana, S @13 Corrum—0, G, Java, 33@%c: Java No, 2, 28K@ 20303 _cholos to fancy o, 2334 ¢ ; good to primo o, NI@2X0: coumon to fair, (X0 ronste fug, W% @Ho; Hingoporo Java, B5gwc; Coata Itica, 2hirdo; Marecalbo, 23%(E245C. Brasus—Iatant oot loaf, 11%@11%0; crushed, 115¢ @113e: powdored, 11@11K0; granulsted, wiie; A, staniard, 104@10%0; do No, 4. 10k¢; B, Dot extra, b0} 0No. 4, 9307 yellow G No, 1, 0370 chales Dbrown, %a9%e; falr.to prime do, B@#r{e: commna do, Ta(whiyo; 'oholde molasses sugar, Yiddie; oo~ uon to guod do, T@BYO Orlosts, @1, niucpe—Callfornia sugsrtost drips, T@7sc; dise moud ilsipe, $LUSGLI0S ilver dripa oxtra o, GO6) Gic; good Augar-ionse’ elrup, 6Ka560; extrs do, B3 @ido; New Orlsans molasscs, aholcs, G3@co; ' do irime, 8543803 do common ta good, 4@Eie; Porta fica ‘ol Bx3Sse; common molssses, S8@420; biackstrap, $Xtc, Svicia—Allspice, 19G10c; cloven, 86;, cassla, 0@ 8205 pepper, 18BIENCE Duimegy, $1.2:@1,6; Cal- cutla ginger, 18) 16%c. HBoare—Truo Hlue, tio: German Atotiled, 6} @Tc} Whilo Lily, A@1ia; Whito Rose, 65@Uzc; Bavon Trupertal, € Golden' Woat, dK25c, uniry, 65@7c; do, glo ; do, coru, TPy o; Klugsford, pure, 140; do ver klosy, 03{w9%e: 10 corn, 1k 1050, AY—Weh very dull, Thw offeriigs were fafr, but tha fow tiigers present held off, and sellers in somo fuxtances foutd it_smiposdbls 0 dispose of consly meuts, Btained No, 3 timothy sold st £7.00,and ¥ plo at $4.00, Tho receipts of looks Kay are suiclent to supply the ity Quotatioua: No. 1 timo- thy, $18.5K314.00; No.2 do, $11.5012,003 mixed do, $LO0@10,0; prime upland prairia, $3.00@9.50; do, .00 .00 , $0,00030,50, ; - HIGLHWINIS—Wero in moderato” demand, and wendy et tho stereotypel quotation of two or 'threo wocka past, _Sales were 180 brla at §1.00 por gallon, 1IDES—Were {u_moderato demand and ateady: @reen city Untchers', Bi@Ao; green cured, light and beavy, 84705 part cured, 6}@0%c; groen salted kip, To; groen country, 5)x@33c; greon calf, Tugiayes fint, dry kip and calf, 13s@160; Ary satted lildee, 1203 dotcon skins, &@Ade, Damagod 8100k briuge two-{hirds price, aud branded 10 for ceut off. Blieup pells, wool eetitinted 88 washed, per I, Bu@ssc, HuPE—Recently thero bas bean considerable inquiry fron Wie Eaut, aud vales bave been wado to Dotk Fast- ertidealsba i exporters, Socky hiro have Leen tuuch 1eductd sud are uow umall, Prices are un- chrnged, raugug from G lue, LU BER—"Tho tuterior demand i liproviog, the orders boing, 3 usual, for common husiding stuff sud Tenchu.. Biiiios coBtinu dutl, uid tho Fecepia tis winter are very sinall compurd to what they bave Deen 8¢ this tinio I past sewsons, The Lwnberman Rivos the anufacture of Jumber fu the Wolf River district (Wisconsin) for 1675 at 1,047,000 {t; and tue tity of foyw and lumber on-hand Jun.'1, 1876, st 122,204,060 fi. Aud mays: “ The pluerles of Woll Liver have beon uoted for the excelleut quality of their tiwber, which Las aiwsys commanded the Lighost market price, The arafn’ upon thom during the past Bve yuars, howerer, Lisa 0ld upon ihens with killing wtiuét, s Abelr glory 13 fust Wunlng. The groater porti-n of the loging 1% how dous upon tho waln streatn ahove Shiocion, nd ite nuserous triliilaries, which drain & Lyt section of country? Folluwiang aru the auotations First and second clear, Tymiclear, 1anch Third clear, tii. & Cleat uardiig, tin 4. Clest siding, liret and srcond.... Firut conmon sIBR.eeereeees Flooriug, bret couuuon, dewed Flooring, second cowian, dressed Box bourds, A, Tiox boarde 1100110 A stock boatds, 10 and 1 stock boarda @ stock boards. Fenclig oo irups, rice, and moet other 1370 Common lumbor, 18 ft and under Jolatn and scanitling, 20 to M4 18, ME 5 ehiangen wer res portel. s umall, e the nnete 1 yincen hro goraliy winared fu s TN Pratr=10, 10 i, 80 do, T M4, $120w; roofing, 1 10,"80.0,_Pro Tin e i BOLLA) N, 1, de wge tead pibe, 92, coprer, 3, HRK axc, Buxrt Inun—) i 101 tnclunive, 17650, No, 1o wtalued, Iie; Amor. 10an Rawsia A, 1463 B, 110§ galvanized fron, No. 20, 14¢ ; discount, 25 por cant. WILE—30s, 110 6, lies By 7, o b, 10 Sund 14,1 e fall feuon wire, byge: do, Tt 1) He i 13, Dk 15 aud 16, 1521 18, 16c s utdies, 'per cent dircount 3 smalt lots, fiige. NAILS -Aro unuanally actlve for Jauuary, at $1,00 Fates, which 18 sometimcs shaitsd for arge ota, 11 fo wnidehstood that & g6ed wAuy ate buyIug {0 oxpocta tow of an advance at an early day, 011.5—Quotations wore not sulijected to any change, Dusiness rematns quist—ite normal ondition st this woasan of the year, Foltowing are tho prices s Carbon atandard winte), 115 degrece tost, 145 (@He; a0 Il- Iinois fogal test, 160 dewrers, 1iNGIBKES W, W, 160 test, 17KGI80: tlo Jieadlighty eg., 1% lhye; natra wiuter lard o, SL.OG@LI0G Nov 1, Heagl i No, 2. T5@Nc ¢ Hnkeed, ‘taw, Gin Uofled, Gin} whale, wintar biescliod, 78380 aperm, $LIGEL23] neatsfoot oll, Rrictly piiro, SL1%s 4205 dn cxtra, 18c: dUn No. 1, A6u 3 bank ol, Bic; straste, Bhe i pumbago otl, 60 wsc;’ turpeniiie, ddc: uaple i deadorized, 53 gravity, 14.cise; West Virginta olls, ustural, 20 dog, 350 naturnl, 30 deg,, 30e; re- ducnd, 23 dog., 2435, < POULTRY AND EGGS—TouMry twas’ easfer, {he Inryter olforings and mild weatbor mnking aellers sux- lous to close nut, ‘Turkeys, ducly dreasud, wers salae 1o shippers, and other good atock wes In falr local request, g wore weak, owliy to (he jroupect of Lirger receipte: PovLTRY—~Chickens, B@100 portii wieneyn, 11@1%c; dncks, l0@lle; geeso, Kaluc, Eaus—Sirictiy freah, 176, POTATUES—Wera searcels mentioned on thostroct, Small Iota wera quoted st 3°@3%c, BEEDS—Timolhy was active and steady st $2.403 2,30 for poor Lo good, and £233@32.40 for pnum to cholce, Clover was scarca and xioady at §8.00, Hun- garlin brought 830, and flax $1,2531,35, SAL T—\Waa in only fatr requeat. Prices remsin as hitherlo, as follows: Onondags and_Baginaw, fine, $1.85; o, $1.40; ordinary coarso, $1.70 ; dulry, with- Out bags, §2.162 dalry, with bags, §4.50; Ashtou dairy, et anck, B.50, . ‘LOBACCU—But little chango in the posltion of thia markol kot taken place. #iice OUF DEEVIOUS T pOFt Loaf I arriving rather sparingly and 18 held a shade mora finnly, but Quatalions rerain e bofure, Tha manufacturod srticle is dull, aud tor low and wedinu firados the toarket Iacks strengta @ WeaTrnN LEaz—Fair crop, 6¥@7c 5 AN 8e; medium fo good, BBECDe: Plug~Natara] leaf, cholca to oxles, T0GHC; do me- Qium to good, AT@ESe; Lialf Lnight, ehioice o ‘extra, 53 @60e; medlum, SU@53e; binck, good tn extrs, 44As0e; common to_mediam, 'tS@dnc, smoking—Good 10 + meditm, 3042320; common, 33.430c, (% o . TEAB—Qunpowder doss aro_in taduced supply, and foliberw oxporionood aome didlioulty in_ Allin, ot] tations ordo o stocks arn In overy way splo: Quo- Temaln A8 sbefore: GUNPOWDEN—COmmon, good do, “41@dke; mediimm, 4+a53c; good ¥c; (no, B8@U4e: finest, £J @08c; cliolor, chinlcest, U0@9%0; fancy. 31,10 31.20, InrsnuL—Common, FAdda; good do, 0@4: modium, 11@i0; good o, B@ble § Duost, 68@6l0; cliolco, 63@Cyc; cl JAvANa—Common, 35@70; good commou, 36@38es medium, 40@450: £0od mediim, 4KE0E : Ane, 60G 6%0; finest, 65@60c; chuico, G0@Re; choleeat, T6@ Hie, QoLowas—Common, 32@43s ; good cammon, 35 @i¥c; madiuni, €0@szc; ‘good mediiim, 4S@ESE; fing, She; fneet, S5@3bc: cholce, G@62c; eholceal Bc8c. \WOOD—Thero was o firm markot, at $450 for ms- pl, §7.50 for bosch and $5,50 for slabe,—delivered, WOOL—Weatern mannfacturers aca ordering smatl Tota to comploto assottments, Tho atock on hand ta sald to bo about a8 amall as 1t was ab this time a yeur ngn, but it 1a not likely that dealera will sgatn havo to Jirchase suppliea in 110 Bust, an (hero is moro wool in the Wost 1 farmors’ Lauda tuan Jast wintor,and this fs slowly coniing forward : Tub-waaked, prime, 45@53¢; @0, poor to good, 44@46e; washed fléece, Ano, good- canditioned, :9@i2c; washed, coarse nnd modfum do, 4040 ; wuwaahcd, fine lioavy to light, 25@28a; do, cosrse and medium, 3033305 pullad, $3@30c. ORY GOCDS. The week ending yesterday Liad no pecnlisr featuros. Y'robably the distribution’ of goods mudo a wlightly Iarger aggregats than for tho previons wook, tho weallier hiving beon mora favorable for tho prosecu- tion of trade, but the improvement vwas not 8o pro- Tnounced as ta sliract the attention of sn orilinary ob- rorver, quictudo atill provailing in all departments of the market, The present quiet, howover, cannot much longer remain unbroken, 'Tho period when ine terior merchants will have to euter the market for thelr spring and summer sup plios is now near at hand, and, as stock at moal poluts throtighout tho Weat aro much_ dopicted, an sctive !pHn! trado is contidently looked for, 'Thero is groat firmnsss fu prices ataple” productions, both cofton and woolen, and there in'a grawing conviction that wilh tho rovival of buuiness a pretiy geueral, if not very marked, advanco in pricea will Lo established, Tho moro {avoreblo waatlier of tho past fuw days and tho {mproved condilion of tho roada have witucusod jm- rovoment in colleotions, which are now ua prompt as n ordinary acasons at s corresponding period, and the tono of themarkot st the moment fu minenily healthy, Tho only {mportant chianges notod during tho woek wore an ‘sdvance of 3¢ in Fepperoll )t fine browns, sod Ko declinoin Amecricain and Hmnllton stripos, Vollowing are tho revised quotations ; AUanto A, 4-,..ers 9550 Langioy, standacd tlantlo 930 Langloy, standard, Atlantic 11 4- i5° Cabet A, Gabot W, 4-4 Alantio T, d-4. New flartfor Indian liead, 44, Indian lfoxd, 74, LR XXRK XX 3 (Badger State, LL, ..., Uontineutal, K, EEEoaNSsaEENEeS Nashua F, 40-n, Nashua I, $0-in.... .. Nashua O, Gin ... Popperell'E, &0-in.... 1 Pepperell 0, 33-n Topperell N, 30-in’. Nowmarkiet A. Y I Oruscent. O35 |Mamsactusotts BI85 Trescolt X L. 934 {Graat Palla ., Indian Orchard, AA.. 9% [Fortamouth . fudian Orcliard, 215 0, | Moliuw... 3 Indian Orchard, NN, B Merrimac F, Pink, . 5% Lonedal igh colors, 1o extra, BLEACHED COTTONS, Lonsfiale cambrle..,, 1+ o .Gem of the Eptudis, 10 ¢ Now York Mills, tl, 4. 0 Utica Nougurell, . Wamsutta, &4, Davol,... Prido of ifio” Weat.. . Tangden, Gl Fruit of the Loom. Lonwdsla,euesesreessol Audroscoggin, L.....1¢ Amotkeag, ..., 110, Autmrn, A Witite Jock, Amoskeag, OMIKT JEATA, NanmXeag safteons...}1}e Amoskeag, brown...,10 o Kearsargu, 1ndian Orchazd I3 Androacog, Cavoe. Tuari River, 24039 Coneatogs extrs, 4~4,.20 ' |Ocaan, .., 3 |Pitttteld, Couealogs nxtrs, 7-4..1 Conestogn GAL, d-4.,.17% S DENIMS, Tork Blus,vuesreens 20 g ) eaver Oreek, €O, Minnehahs, 6-3. Awmoskeag, 6-3, mrce, 4 o Auierican, 0-3, A {Amerivau, 3-3 Amoskosy, 8- 3 [Hami'Hon, -3 Uncaavillo, A @13 iawilton, 3 Uncasvalle, DUA. .0} G6 103, *"eHEVIOT ATRIREZN, Walttenton, Wiittenton, 03¢ | Masaiinnio., Everstt, 1 |Creedioor, AR Blater' o LIVE STOCK. ulICAO0, Taceipte— Cuttie. Moudx) U Tuenday. Woek Lefura Last Buipinents— e G0 1,107 7's market may be classed atong the ulleat and most unsatisfaciory market-days that druvers hsve experieaced within s twelvemonth, Un- favorsble weatlier,] hoavy recelpty, sad reports of n furtber abrinkage of valusw st the East led Lujers to 148 hold off for lowor figures, snil during the forencon 1ittlo waa accompliatied 11 the way of aales, Later, at a ducling of fromn 13 250 per TV ihe, thero Wi somo g on loral and Eastern acconnt, but only anll perseittago of e mpply wan diep miarket clored it il st Wi o sale of €xUra ridod Mleers, BYEEIRING aLE6,00, and a few bunichen of clioice fosrs were taken B804S, bt th riling Jrleos wera 1 ‘The pruspects for tho remainder of the week Concernitigg the Texan catiln drivo for Olieyentia Leailer has tho following : * Lato and reliable advicos from Texan arn fhat calilo ara Acarcor {n that Htate now than avar before. A risamabiip compiny ruuning 8 1o hotwron Mlocks nort_and Tfavana has & contract o furnish 1,800 head per week Lo 11 s doalers, which Item han cansed nn udvanee it priccw. The drive of this yearwill, hows ever, e atont the same as thet of 1875, which wan nerty 5 0,000, Ationt 125,000 hewd are alrendy con- trasted fr. Outtlo are vory high fu price, Yearling steors aro valued at §8,00, S-year-olds at $15.00, aud §- year-olita at $20.00, A lotter from Fort Uritlin states that no yeariing alaars enn b bought In (hat viciuity for Tess thait §300 por head, 'They mny be o Mithy chieaper in tho spring, but It $a donbtful.” Cattln ara now s it fn Nortiorn Texaw an fu Colarado, Geod st cowa vommand roady cash ab $16,00 per howds Dealorn report Uit therd £ 1o ¢ian e far profit In b L at preacut prieve, Gowe vith salvun brisig $13.0 witent aolil, bt thiars are none to be Lought st that price in Texan now,” Followiug ars tho clasing. QUOTATIONS, Chiolea Beeven—Fine, fut, wall-fortaed § sear 5 o b ea old Wedes, woighint 1,350 f 530,50 Gnid Heo i ing 1,49 to 4.30m4.55 Medlun Grad elgh- Ingg 1,100 to < @10 !)ulr“hrm' Kto, 1, and i comimon (o chiolce cown, for city wlaugliter, weigling 8 to 1,161 iha Staclk Cittle~Common cat! W ataga, hulls, and acalawag stee Toxus Cattle—Throtuh droves CATILR RALEH, Number and deseription, 13 extra stocra, 42 cholca ateern, 77 choico otcers, .., 40 chofro Atoars 11 good ricers, 16 medinm atocra,... 17 tnodiuw stesrd.,. 18 medinm stoars, L4000 015 o wia eciiue from Aon- day's pricen, Tho weather was warm and damp, and therefore unfavorabla far packing operatinns, Wwhich fact, taken fn conlunction with thu Increzsod receipts, cnused a further declino In packing grades of 10@150 por100 e, Lxtra heavy shipping tiogs, and good to prime light weighta, wors in comparatively light snp- ply, and connequently Aid not sufer fo tho smo ex- teut, but ol gradea wero wonk and irrogulurly lawer, The extremo rungo of pricen was $7.40@R.2%, though moat of tho trading wou doue at $i,6(+47,76 for com- mon to choleo packing hogs, The qu]ly of tho ro- coipta waa Lolow Lho average of last weok. Thomorket closed dull and hoavy. 1100 §ALIR, No. Av. PricedNo. Ay, I'ricslNo, 3, 1107.... 514 $1.70 | 5. 42,,,.274 al Ay. Prico, 3 $1. W0y 48..,.523 175 | a1, BIELP—Wera dull snd lower. Eant advices wore bad, xnd buyers npcrated apatingly at 2053950 off !m%lél weok's Drices, Wo quote poor ta cholce at 7 e TUFFALO. Burrato, N. ¥., Feb. H—OATrrE—Ieooipls, 8R4} totul for week, 517 ;' markut alowest and dullost of (o prices a full 1@ 2;c off tho opening quotations t woek s males of Indiann stoers nveraging 1,030, 1,13, 1,218, and 1,415 1o, at $4 80, $6.02%, $3.575¢, and £,025%; Illinols wtoern, avergqng 1,19%d1,237 e, st $4.53 T’o‘a ulml m:‘n. lnvmmnql,olwm.usnn. at 1,00 ¢ wonrl steers, averngiug 1,209 at 34875 1 wtock sloors ut $4.90, " P8 i Birkep AND Listns—Ilocelpla to-day, 40%; total suj ply for the weok, 16,8)0; tho market, a8 compared with that of laak week at tho opening, s very slow, tut will brar calling moderatoly nelfvo; abont 7,500 head wero disponed of ; pricon ruled at about the opentug quota~ tionn of last weok, and & shade off olosing Tates; malos of_Miohigan uheep, av K tbe, at 84855 . 89 1be, ak $5.18% DIGHT s, nt $3.50; BIWRHT Ibe, ot $5.25; 101 lla, at i 10iGEU0 N, ot $050: 99 lLa, bt $0.00; Ohio eheep, av 7d1s, at $5.00; #1 18, at $5,25; B9 M, at $5.455 108 1ba, Bt $3.87; /36 5 B3 1ha, ot Bi, 53 01 fi,at 2 £176 Tntiaoa shecp, &v 03 T, 1t $1,00; 'm0 ‘lamba of- at i York Siate alieap, 5v 72 I feging; no Canada alock rorgyia. ous—Recelpt 1,000;" total supply for tho weelt, 7,400 ; muarket fairly scive; m(u.np,?mu of Yorkers at SLAI@T.U5 ; Leavy hogy, $7.95G33.10; to-day trado in siow; ouly I3 cara of Yorkors on malo, snd 9 cara disposed of at $7,75@7.00; no good how vy lioga in the market; a few lots out of mized lots disposed of at $7.85. FAST LIRERTY, TasT Lmeaty, ¥ob, B—Catri.c~Tecelpts to-day, L8 hiead, or 10 cra of {hroogh and 10 cars. of yand stock; beat top price, $8.00; mediun to good, $5,00@ 5.50; common to air, $4.00@4.50, Ilunl-lmmn’gu to-dday, 2,440 Load § Yorkers, $7.608 Lofce, $3.40@8,70, sP—Rocoipts to-day 6,800 head § eclling od §4,00 @8.00 % ST, LOuls, 87, Louts, Feb, &.—Hoas—fiteady and unchianged for shipping grades; packing dull and lower; Torkers, $TU587.50; packing, $T.4%7,60 3 oxtra, $1.6%R7.76. OatTLs—Dull; very weak for ahipping gradss; scarcely; anyibing doing; butchors' low In fair de- mand; fio chiange 1n quolations, WATERTOWN, Warrnzowy, Feb, 8 ~CarrLe—Market dull and drllgrlnl: prices Tanged $3.0049,25 per cwt drossed welght, Buerr AND LauMps—Receipts, 5,303; supply somo. ‘whst larger ; demsud good ; sales in luts at $2,00@4.25 each; axtra, $3.90@40,50, CINCINXATL. e U (Irjlfn:mr% fib. xsflm.—-{mlefi mm;mu 1o good g .C027,85 3 gond packing, $1,75@7.90; rocolply, 3,675 ; abipments, 700, ) i e ‘[TELEGRAPHIG MARKET REPORTS. FOREIGN MARKETS, Bnesial Dirpaich ta The Chicago Tribun Lavenroor, Feb, 8114, mn.—~Feous—No, 1, 248; No, 3, 120, Gratw—Wheat—Winler, No, 1, 10s; No, 2, %a84; apring, No, 1, %8 No, 2, Batid; white, No. 1, 108 4d; No, 9, 108; cinb, No, 1, 108 40d; No, 3, 108 5d. Coru~0l1, s 8423%; Rew, 2Te@Ts 0d, IovisioNs—Pork, 818 €4 ; lard, 68 0d, Tavaurcor, Feb, 8—3 p, m,—Guami—Whost— Bpring, No. 3, 94 1043 No, 2, 8a3d; white, No, 1, 108 44; No. 2, 10a 21; club, . 1, 11a; Na, 2, 10s ¢d. Corn~New, 27a 6d@278 9 olJ, 288 04@ 3oe, Torx—8ls, Livearoos, Fob, 8—Llateat,—~Corron—Ftosdier; up- 1ands 8 7-164 § Orleans £3(d; sales 10,000 bales, includ. 1ug %,000 for mpoculation and export; recelpts, 41,600, including 58,000 American, Drraverores—Firmer, Corn 278 64'327a 04 por qr for new mized Weatern§ 2% 94@&2%s for old do. Whoat—10s 243104 4d per pental for average Cali- fornta white; 102 6a@11s for club do; Ha3d@% 104 for rod Western spring ; recelpts for the pest threa daya, 8,000 grs, fncluding 3,000 American. T'ras—38s id per g for Canadian, Puovimoyk—Voerk 818 per brl for mess, Bacon— 53 8d por Lerve for long clear middles, ANTWERT, Feb B—PXTMOLRUM—Ut £, Lonpow, Feb, ,~The amouus of bulllon withdrawn toduy on balance from the Bauk of Englnd was £164,00. Loxnox, Pely, 88 p, m.~Coxsora—Xonoy, 01 3-16; accauut, 94 316, AMKuICAN BECURITIES—'CI8, 103%5; ‘674, 1003; 10409, 1085 now B4, 100; Nuw York Cuutral, 101 ; Exle, 18X Falo preforred, 42, S TaLLoOW—4Gs $0@4tu £, Pawts, Fob, T—REXTES—4TL 83360, FuANkrosT, Fob, 8,~UniTsn Brares Boxps—New B3, W10 SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS, New Oureany, Feb, .—Collon—Dunsnd nctive; satu, 11,500 Ladvaj better qualitios uochanged; mo- dium sud Juner grades esslerj good ordinsry to stricily yood ordiusry, 9%(510kc} low widdlings Lo stricly low middlings, W5@NKo; middlings to strictly middlings, 12@136; good ralddlings to mid. duugs fur, 135@H fc; falr, 15R100; receipts, not, 14,76 balca; gross, 18,052; exports totne Cautinent, 1,852; cosstwisg, 1,245 10 Great Uritaln, 0,422; vlock, 972,023, Bavaxwan, Fely, A—Cotlou dull; middliogs, 13%¢e; not rocelpts, T63 badeu; grow, 1,185; exports to Great Uritain, 3,237 to the Continent, 200; sales, 500, UALYLaTON, Feb, B,~Uolton dull; middliugs, 13)c; net reentple, 1,767 halon; groes, 1,704 oxports to Greay Britaln, 1,627; to tha Continent, 1,700; vosstwise, 174 sales, 1,021, » Moty Fev, 8.—Cntton quict ; midilings, 12ye; ne: recelpta, L1 Dalesg ex wirte £ Urowt Diritain, 6,162 cosatwviag, 1363 wales, 2,00), CirantestoN, ¥ob, 8.—Collon quict; middlings, 12%e; not recvipts, 1,189 bales, incinding (00 yester. day; exporta coustwise, 443} salos, 600, PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET, TIILADRLPILA, Pa., Fob, 8,—Wool 8 in improveq domaud; napply Vabl; equal o a1l wante; marke firm; Ohto, Ponnaylsonis, and West Virginia XX anq nhove, 4i@AVIT X, 46@ASHE madlum, $16 e voures, 46e145e; Now York, Michiga, Indizua, snd Weetern 12 74c; medlum, 492540} coarne, 43@4n0; combing, washied, 83e; combing, wuwashiod, 42ye; finy tnwastied, @ tc; cosras and moldfum unwash, o, 13@%%es tub-wasliod, 493B4c; cxlra and mrring pullod, 39@42e; No, 1 and anperfino pulled, BAG {2e, NEW YORK DRY-000DS MARKET, Nrw Yonr, Fob. B—Thy print market wox quiey and unetilol. Coshoon, Auchior, Namillon, any Tnfekerbockor Ahirting prints woro raduced Xc. Cote ton goods wers quiet but atesdy {n first Landa. Cot. tounden were tn falr dsuand, Dress {oods worg ratlier mora notive, Collon hoslery was {n good re. quest, Woolen goods continus slngaisk, and importsy fabrics wore dull, CLFVELAND FETROLEUM MARKET, CLEYRLAWD, (W Feb, B, — Detrolunt oniet ang firm; ntandard whito (110 test), 11305 150 tret, 125e; 3lichigun_tast, 1, car lots, PITTSBURG PETROLEUM MARKETS, Prrrauvna, Feb, f.—Petroloum qniet; ernds, 11,4 at Darker's} refined, 14)¢c, Philadolphia deltvery, WILMINGTON TURPENTINE MAR: Wistnioros, N, O, Peb, B.—Spirits T quiet atfaae, THE PRODUCE MARKE TS. NEW YOIR. Snerial Disnatch o The Chieago Tritune, NEw Yong, Fob, 8,—nani—Wheat--Matket sbout 1y belter; very moderato export and middling homs de, mand ; sales of 4,000 bn at B0 for unmorehantabls spriog, and $1.33 in atoro and §1.25 afloat for No,2 Milwaitkeos the fullowing quotaiions ars mora or loa nomlual: $LOORL0} for rejocted spring ; $1.03:31.20 for wograded spring ; $1.10@31.12 for No, 3 Chicago ; $1.1281.14 for Na, J Milwankeo; $1.22@1.25 for No. 3 Chicigo and Northwostern ; $1.2351.20)( for Ko, 2 Milwauken ; $1.53@1.40 for No.1apring; $1.2021.33 for winter red Western; §1.21@1.47 for amber do; and $LIGRL5S for whito Wealorn. Tiya quictat 87@3% for Weatern ; J0@02c for Stato ; 833000 for Canada in bond, Darloy quict and tiem sales of 500 bu d-rowed Btatoat §1.10 on track, and 5,000 bu Cauads Weat at $L.1H {n store, Coru lc better; salea of 63,000 bu at W@Mie for mo grade mixed; G0 for graded mized; C2%c for .mew whits Boutliern in storo; 630 for mnow yellow Houthern afloat} 4% for graded mixed for last hai? Fobrunry and 65c for do for March, Oafs—TWithoat docided change; ales of 31,000 bu at 466 190 for mixed Westorn aud Btato and 48@5de for white Westorn and Blato, Povistons—Middles firm ot 11%@120 for long cloar, Lard heavy; sales of 100 tes at 1213100 for prime atosm at tho firat call: $12.75 bid and $12.60 sak- od for Fobruary; $12.87)¢ bid and $12.90 sakiad for March; $19.00 Lid and $10.05 naliod for April; $13.25 Uid and $13,35 naked for June, Witsgy—Market dull; buyers al $1.11%¢ and sollers 1,12 por gallon. GRoorRIEs—Sgar—darket dulland nnchange to good Tefining quoted ut 73;@Ae; primo al B white Havans at DX@10j0. Coffeo—Market hoavys moderato Jobbiog inquiry; Rlo quoted at 183/@10X0 1n pold; Maracalbo st 18@19xe in gold, TAzLow—3Market dull and unchanged; quoted ad 94¢o for prime, 8 « 170 the Anioctated Preas.} New Yorx, Feb, f,—Oorron—Dull and frregnlary middiing uplands, 13 151003 do Orleans, 133505 net Tocelpts, 1,930 mles; groas, 5,208; fulures closed qulet and steadly; Febraary, 12@13 20-30; March, 133-:2@13%0; Aprl, 13 11-93@18%0; Ma, 13 016G 18198%; June, 1325820 ; July, 13 15-10Q13 01-32c} August, 14 1-16314 3330, Froun—ilecelpts, 12,712 without drefded changs in prica; moderato export and homa trade demand; No, 2, $3.36@G4.10; snperine Weatern nnd_Stalo, $1.35% 4,707 oxtra Wentern and Stato, $5.05@5.50: ' good to cholce, $5.65@0,00; common to cholco whlto wheat Wonlern extru, $0.0537.00; fancy, ST.U3@T.75; extra Obio, §3,05¢7,25; ostra Bt, Louls, $5.30@39.00 : patent Minueaots extra, good to prime, $0.80@7.55: cholco to danble dxtrs, $1.46:3.00; fucluding 3,60 brs shipping extras nt $5.15@5.35, the lattor cholco; 1,700 bris City Milla extra matnly at $3.90R0,10; 843 brls medium fo cliolca Western estra, $3.7037,73: markct cloaing steady, Ryo tlour mora steady ; §1,10@5.05. Conx-MeAr~Steads ; ittlo fnoro dofng; Western, Jernoy, sud Peunsyivints, $26082.25 | Brandywne, @RAne—TWheat—Recelpts, 37,180 bu: a shode firm. er; only very moderats oxport and home teade in. quiry at 943 for unmerchantable spring; $1.04@1.18 for ungraded spnng, tho lattor price fur Milwaukve storo; §1,12 for No,'3 Chicago, nfiont; $1,23@1.26% for No. 3 Milwaukéo in storo and afloat; $1,33 for Canads club In bond; $1.13 for inspected No, & spring; snd nominally'$1,12@113 for No,3 Milwau- koo $1.224@1.25 for No, 2 Guicago; and $L.U@140 for No.1 spring, Itye qulct; ST@8do for Wostorn ; 90926 for Btat; 83G000 for Ganads fu bond. Barley firin ; Lulr inquiry ; 830 for twa-rowed Slato: SLI0 for tour-rowod do, on teack ; $L18 for No. 3 Canada in store ¢ $1.30 for No, 1 Oanada, Barioy malt stoady, Corn—ftoceipta, 29,260 bus (@10 beticr; fatr bust: nesa for export and bome 1is0; wsaw 1(¢ for no graide mixed ; CAY@01%0 for praded mized; 63@RIMo for gradod mixed, In woro; (230 for now white Bouthern, {0 stora; 65X@07¢ for new yellow do, atloat; GGe for very clioies dry high mixed Western; 4 a mixed at 641;@0cc for Februai rch ; GJ0 bid for old Westerh mixe 000 Uit , and 63 1n store. Oala—Tieceipts, 21,850 bu: dull and hoavy ; 40@490 for mized Wostern and Btalo: 48@53c for white do, including No, % mixed at 4503 Ught mized, 485 @185 0. 1IAY—Uncliangod; 30.28% for shippiug, ors—Tirm; 10150 for Eastern and Westorn; 129 176 for Now York Siato; 17@ 0 for Galifornia, Guockntra—1tio cotfoa dull and nomiual: 15K@18Ka n qold; cartoen, 1851030 t5 gold, Job fota, Hugsr qulet and nuchanged; T&a8o for fair to good refln- iug: 840 for prima; 1560 for Muscovado} 8o for Centrifugal; refined’ unchanged, Molusees—orelgn grados dull and nominal; Now Orleans steady falr do- maul, Dice unchanges, with nioderate {nquiry, PrTnorEuK—Quict snd heavy: crude, B)@BYe; rofined, 14X@1440; cases, 1is2ic, TALTOW—1irm’ < Tikarn—Dull; $1.51}(w1,05, Hruatngp TUBPENTDVE—Dull; apirits, 50xe, Faas—Lisavy; 20@410 fur titate aud Pannsylvants) 18@0c for Weatern, novisions—Pork closod firm: uninspected new 21,601 Fabruary, $31,60; March, $21,55@21,603 W@21.U5, Dresned hiogu nteady; Wostern, Loef qidet; $11.00GILS0 for new plaln 0U@12.60 for now oxtrado, Doof—Iama aquiet; tioreo unchanged, Cut meata—Woatorn, middies doll at 1150 for Westoru long cloar; 12 7ga; Febru, 17734 Blarch, i Nl 819,07 @10.10; My, $10,1256" s BoTTra—Cholco stoady; othier stock dull Westorn. 5@ 2%50; Hiale, 206320, Cnxese—Firm; G@13)o for common o prime, Lanurep—Dull, Whssy—Lower; $1.113¢; 50 brla at $1.13—an ot elde prica, PUILADELPMIA, PrinapRLran, ¥ob, 8.—PriooLrvm~Tower; ros fued, 14Kes1ax0; crude, 111150, ¥rous—quist; no demand cxaxuarbeuu grades; 3% ;. Wiscomain snd Minnsaota family; nusylvanis, Indisns, aud Obio, $5.504 11,0000, Lo Bour, 48Tl @000, n falr requedt; full prices Peune sylvanta red, $1.87&1,39; amnber, $1,40; Weatern rod, £1.05%1.20; Whito, S1.44@1.85, Tiyw, 836860, Carn— Prims scarce sul wanted; damp plenty and dull; dry yeltow, 66@50u; mized, 5@B5)0; white, 60G0lo. Oald Wteady’: whito, $80¢4ko . mized, 4134350, Wik y—~$1.11 for Weatern, Burrea—Hiritly choico grades firmly bLeld but scarco; New York Btate and Dradford &)unly, Pa., 3kaciho; do do Orats, 20@0lo; Weatern o o irte, 23@360; rolls, Weatern cxiras, Si@ 501 do Aruts, 16@3lc. Chkrse—Firm ; flue grades Now York faucy, 13505 priwe, 13N@E1340; Wostery, fne, E’TJ‘MIM i Faos—~Pricea irm: domsnd lmlted; Ponnsylvanis, New Jervey, and Lolawere, freth, 203310} Westord. e toLzoo. | m'rn‘:.um, 0., Peb, B.—FLoun—~Bleady; moderato de- aud, Nou, 1 amber, $1.205 ; blarch, $1.284 1 No, 2 amber, $L00X; No. 3 red, rod, Oorn ateady 1 'fair demand; Ligh mized, 46%0; March, 470; April, 4%o; May, 0’01 low mized, 467 daiuagod, Sk, Oats dull and vominal, Craven §xEn—$3,10; mammoth, §4.3% Rrokieze—Flour, none; wheat, 8,000 bu; corn, 18,00 bu 3 oats, 4,000 b, Buremexrte—~Flour, 400 brls; wheat, ¢,000 buj cors, 3,000 bu § oats, 4,000 b, MILWAUREE. MiLwAuERs, Pob,6,—Froun—Quiet snd firnm, Unan—Wheat stady; No. 1 Milwaukso, $1.10f Liard, $1.183 No, 4 Milwaukeo, $1.03; dlarch, $1,03K 1 April, $1,08%;3 No, 8, Boic, ‘Corn easter; No, 3, 46 Onts quict; & shadd frmer; No, 3, 31%c, Darley weak and lower; No.3, March, §30; No, 9, 630, Iy #carco and Ligher ; No, 1, G, Paovisioxs—A sliade firmer. Mess pork, §20.1%@ 20,40 cash and Fobrusry, -Lard—Prime keitlo, 134s boam, 1230, Bwoet-plckled Lams, 13@1%c. D lted' shoulders, Thc loose; middles, 11@110 box: reased hogs tirm | good domand; $4.50, Licatyra—Flour, 4,000 wlisat, 40,000 b, BUIpMERTe—Flour, 1,000 Lrfe: wheat, 11,000 bit, 87, Lov1e, Fob, 8.—Uorros—~Dull and uochsnged. Froun—bodiuns fall vxisud scarco § wantud as§4.00 Gain—Wheat frregular; som zod winter, §1,633 cauh o, Corty activo hu biber; No, 1 89160 Fobrusry ; 40%4g40%a M 0 April. “Uste—Domand Hgut, but holders 8russ 0, 2 1o kalcs canli; B34 (@ %o bill Felruary | sales, 6170 March, Basley and rju~Nob euough dolng 10 muko s market, . t Puovmaos—tork qulet anl uuchinged; smll, lotu$21.00, moatly doliverod; §1200 March, 'Lard—! Murket cablu; $120i$12.09, B)é mests Quish aad B 1.4 calsg lower; No, 2 1,63 Marchi