Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1876, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCI 3, 1876. "FINANCE AND TRADE, Heavy Settlements of Board of Trado Operators«--Mercantilo Busi« ness Light, New York Exchange Weak--Small Country Orders for Currencys-The Cleare ings $9,800,000. The Produce Markets Gonorally Firm—Pro- visions Aotive and Strong—-Wheat Bettor. e FINANCIALS The Nosrd of ‘Trade settlements hare been heary in the past two days, as han been shown by the clearings. Deyond thie the tranarctions of the banks Lave been Nght, ‘The mercantito settlements have boen amuall, nd roveal the dillneas of the February trado, ‘Tho damand for Ioana doen not keep pace with tho fncrearo in doposits, althongh the latter ts not great. The banks havo an Increasing surplus of tosnablo funda, Thero ts lees mercantile and manufacturing Paper offered tho banks than could bo taken, No ansioty oxists, however, to extend discount lines, a5 they havo been tolerably high, and tho surplus {s not rearing, Rates of Adcounts are 8210 per cent at tho banks, On the atrects, money te rparted to bo a drug, and canbe bad for thirty daya at 7 por cent on aatiafactory collateral, New York exchango waa sold between banks at 750 Alecount for $1,000, ‘Tho orders for currency were lighk, ‘The clesrings wero $9,300,0:0. ‘THE PRICK OF SILVER, ‘The following repart of tue Loudon allver market t8 Feprinted by the London Times of the 16th ult., from Moratta snd Goldsmid’s fortuightly circular: inc tho beginning of tho month considerable Smounts of silver have come to hand, and in abecncs Of Indian orders the price bas gradually rocoded to 44d, at which some purchasos lave ‘been mado for the Continent, The Mexican dollars to which wo alluded in our last were sold, after komo delay, nt vay at this price, which ia fractionally above tho taelting value, they have boen bought for Chi The demand for guld for France has quite ceased; but it {a probable that any arrivals ‘be absorbed by Gormany. GOVERNMENT BONDS. | United States Ca of '81...... United States 5-208 of °65.., 5-20n of *65—January ant July... of ‘Gi—January anit July. $-208 of 63--January and Jul; 10-408 (ex. coup.).... +6. United States now &8 of 1 Dauited States currency 6a GOLD AND GNEENDACES. Gold won 11e!sa@ild Groeubacks wore 874.2874 con the dollar in gold, FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Bixtydaya, 45016 CITY AND COUNTY hONDS, Bid, Dricago City 7 Pet, bonds... 14%; & int. Chicago City 7 ctnewerse, 104% & fut, Chicago City 7 Yetwaterloan 101% & lot. Took County 7 Hct. bonds... 103 Aint 103 € int, West York 7B ct, LODdS...02. ceececeeeeee 97.4 fut, North Chiesgo7 B ct. bonds i (Liucolu Vark)...... +s seeseseeee = 96 & int, ‘LOCAL BTOOKS, Oity Railway, South Bide... Olty Hallway, West Side (cox. div. City Itailway, West Bide, 8 per ccut COrtiActte8.... +5070 eeeeeee 100 101s City Hailway, North Sido, 10 ‘Traders Instirauce Company. qs Chambez of Commeron.. * 9 +0 Chicayo Gas-Light and Coko Company. bi) Mxpouition atock...secserrsceseeees as LATEST. Gold ntrong; openod at 124;, closed at 11454. Car- Fying rates 2 to 44, Specle shtpmenta to-day, £330,000. ‘Governments were active and higher, Railroad bonds wero firm, Stato necurities were quiet. At tho Stock Exchango there was s marked decresxo in tho volume of business, aud an entire absence of thst excitement which characterized tao market yen- tordsy, Lnko Shore and Westorn Union wero strong and higher, ‘The widest fluctuation wan in Union ‘Pacifle, which fell aif. Irom 67 to 64, and aftermarda’ recovered to wut, Lako Share roe to 61 4;, Tluola Contral to 10234, Nurth- western to 423g, and Erla to 17X. Wosteru Union ranged betwron 694f and %1!, sud Psciflo Afail be- tween 23% and 26%, ‘Tho other changes wera ellght. Rock Island earnings for February show an {ncrears, Bf about £35,000, and: those of, Northwestern $175,tN). ‘Transactions aggregated 168,40 shares, of which 35,000 Were Pacific Mail, 60,000 Western Union, 4,000 North- Weatern, 2,000 Erla, and 92,000 Lake Hhoro. Pears maurket casy ot 264, Primo mercantile pa- Cnatomns recetpts, $321,000, = “Cho Avalstant Treanurer disbursed $774,000, Clearinga, $35,000,000, Sterling strong; 43¢;4490, 2 SOVEIAEENT NoNDAs ‘Coupons, *6t, 110 Coupons, "65 BIT UpODR, "Ts. s se, eo] Coupons, °ta 258 | Western Union, N, J. Cont Pacifio Mall...» Tock inant Adame ¥xpres St Paul... Wells-Fargo. American Exped ‘aban... nited States E: Wataan ‘ped New York Gentral, Fort Wayne ‘auast brie... Terra Hinute, oh krle pid. ‘Terre Hauto plds.s.+ 19 Harlem. Chicago & alton... tut Harlem néa,.. Cuteaio & Alton ptd.1u7 Michleass Catz. Oblo & Stsnaippi.., 291, 08 28 Central. esse ke Bliore, bean 4 Chi, Bur, & Quincy 11h Hl uinibal & Bl $08.. 85; al. Cleveland & Vittaburg 046% ack, Wont 11735 2: Northwestern ....... 4295 | A. WI Tel.eceesces T Yorbwestern ld... G34¢ | Contra Pac, bondi, . 1 G, O.& 1, 49 | Union Pacticbonda..t03: —— REAL ESTATE, ‘The following Instrumente were fled for recon! on Thursday, March 3: e1Tr rnoventr. ho premtses No. 1,001 aud 1,066 South Hal- ted bt, dated Fob, 29, Kon $ 4,000 2s itelof Ashland av, nf, 2120 ft, dated’ Mareh 2,.. aeeenseyesrees ESO Wood at, 48 £m of Meieynoide at, wh, ‘Zix100 ftsvith itoprovemonta, datod March 1,...-. 3,100 Olybourn ay, ow of Buetteld av, a w f, 762100 t, dated Fab, 11 +. 4,600 Whirty-Afth at, belwoen Indiana’ aud’ Vralrie avs, nf, 40x125 ft, dated March 1... see, 2/400 Weat Kingio st, 163° 6 of Hoyne st, # f, sact00 ft, dated Feb, 24 secre 1,600 Woat Twelfth at, 12¢ {9 of Diuu Island ay, nf, 242107 ft, dated March 2., 2 9,400 Weat Ohio ot, 44 tw of Wood at, int, axi00, it, dated March 2. a 3,600 Ratio au wbave, dated ‘March. sees 8,500 Runuey st, 203 ft got Weat Division ei, wf YORLUS (1, datod Vets. 29.06.40. cereree 600 ‘West W gto st, BOY ft w of Grean st, uf, Oi B-l00xt0U tt, dated Atarch 2 (Vowars & Avery to August ¥, Kopsall)......0 <. 39,000 WORT OF CITE LIMITS, WITHIN 4 KADIUS OF 7 MiLgs Ualstod at, 297 11 a of Diverey ete f, 310x000 ft, duted Feb, 23, are satreeranes 8,000 wovrit oy cree 11 aw A MADIUH OFT MLAS OF COUNT-HOLIEX, Droxe! av, 204 feet a of Fifty-fftiat, 0 f, 48 190 ft, deved Fob, QL.sesccosseens ve 1,440 —— COMMERCIAL. ‘The following were tho recelpts snd ahipmonts of Woe leading articles of produco tu this elty during the bwenty-four bours ending at 7 o'cluck on ‘Thursday wornlogs REOKIVEH, - || SHIPMENTS, a | |_28%5. Flour, tri... 6,674 5,603); 8,149) Wheat. buy....[ ttyzu] 18,145! Cern, bu, ORE eee Date busses] Tt BDU Bye bus...) 2a zt} 32 Barbry, buss} | aco, £225, 6, Grane ced. Tee.) 974,950] 63.449) Bv.d89] 145,50 Plex aced.tte..| 4021204 asyo} 22,000 Broom corona! — 1'sco| 2.1180] 21,490 Ored meata,ita] 300,263. 1,100,928 Beef, tris... ca 5, is Pork, triacs... 1,199 rd, ta. 808,420 Tallow, the., prrers Butter, tow €9,7I1 Dressel bog 950, Lire noys, No, 3,(oL Cattle, No. ‘859 feces Nu, eneee i Baas vas F303 Uighwines, bris} 1s Wool, Ita.tes 8,870 Potatocs, ‘ti errr a") ‘Boal, tous,., ! Hay, was... asesee Lumber, NO,ft, 9,450,712] 811,005 No... 800,0001) “42%.050" 730,600 WECEIPTA, SUIPMEXTS, 1876, i) 1875, 1876, i 1876, brian... Prrest 225 1,850 ‘05 Poultry Ta wail 50,6301] 34.10) 29,190 Pouitry, coops. al Al Parsee tests nx 4 7] Gr.applea, hris} 1th aay] Withdeawn from store on Wednesday for city consumption : 6,464 bu wheat; 2,163 bu corn; 393 bit cats ; 4,000 bu bartey. ‘Tho following grain was inspected into store on Thureday morning: 1 car rejected winter wheat, 3 cara No, 1N, W, wheat, 22 cara No, 4 N. W. do, 36 cars No, 2 spring, 23.cars No.3 do, 16 cars rejocted do, Qcareno grado do (103 wheat); 21 care high-mixed corn, 44 cara No, 2 do, 6 cars new inlzed tlo, 6 cara re- Sected do(i7 corn); 1car No, 1 oats, Scars No. 9 white do, 12 care No, 2 do, & cara rejected do (23 onte)s 1 car No. 1 barley, 4 cara No, 2 do, 2 cara No, 3 do(8 Lstley). Total, 210 cate, or 81,000 bu, Inspected out z 3,09 bu wheat, 4,273 ba corn, 736 bu rya, 4,824 bn barley, . ‘The Boerbolim diepatch of yesterday quoted cargors off coast an very heavy, while up to the and of Fel- ruary they were reported strong. Itis certainly poss! bio that thero tas beents radical chango in the Dritish markets within a couple of days pust, however much some partics may doubt {t, and claim that private dis patches do not corroborate these wont by Veerbolm. ‘The trouble probably lies in tho great dimeulty expert onced in finding out the tons of the English markets: but there ia reason to fear that amficient cara {e not alwaya extreized in hunting out tho information that fa obtainable, It now appears that tho deliveries of wheat on ‘Wodarsday (in this clts) were ouly about two-thirds as greeat as stated, tit tho other third was put out yor terday, so that tho aggregate dellvory wan correctly re ported, though xpread over # little more time, Tt is delfored that the few February deals in wheat not set fled at the clots of thac month will bo aquared off atn{eabiy, without reaort to arbitration. ‘Tho leading produce markets wore generally firm yesterday, and come were quite atrong, under a good demand from all classce of operstorz, This wae capectally tho csse with provisions, The wwoather fine, iu the civla senso of the word, but not fa- vorable for country operations, tha iste storm being muccocded by a thayr, which will :miro up the country roads and again render them impassable, reducing the volumo of recelpta, Thare was very Uttle nows from the country seaterday, but somo letters were received ridiculing tno statement made a few days ago that tho farmera wero planting apeing wheat, 1t{s not probable that much has been done in that direction, though thero is no doubt that planting was begun ina few places, It in early enough yet, and the ground promiees lo be in good condition, unlesa tho weather ahon!d turn out to be mtich moro unfavorable than it as been thus far, In the dry-gooda market ito or no change wan observable, Tho movement, though gradually in- creasing, doca not como up to general oxpectations, ‘The domsnd for grocerios was better than during tho earlier days of the woek, and thore waaa more hope- fal fecting among tho trade, Coffees were recelving = good deal of atteution, ant holders were asking a $0 advance, Sugars, sirup, sud molasses were easy, Tce, spices, wlarch, soaps, etc, com- raratively, wero steady. ‘The += demand. for butter continues in excess of the rupply, and prices aro stronger all around. Quotations of good to choice wore advanced a trifte, Prieos of cheese ‘were quoted steady and tnchangod. There was a fair movement in dried fruits at unchanged figures, Fiah wore only moderately activo, aud lake Osh and cod woro oxy. Prices of coal, wood, leather, bagging, paints, aud ofl remain an before, : ‘Ther wero no now features in the local lumber market. Orders are coming in feom tho country, and, on the whole, tradeis fair for February. The recent heavy snow-storma in tho lumber regions will probubly sect at rest all tho etorics about a small crop of toga. ‘Tho wool, broom-corn, and bide msrkela wero quict and unchanged, Seeda wero dull and weak with one or two exceptions, ‘Tho offerings of hay wore larger, but there waa no im- provemout in the demand, and somo of the stock waa probably earricd over, Green fruite were quict aud atesdy, holon poultry was in good domand and steady, gus wero slow and esey, YORFIGN IMPONTATIONS recelved at Chicago customa March 2, 1870: J. V. Farwell & Co., 2 canes buttons, 1 caso wooleus; Lill & Bullen, 3,090 bu barley; North Chicago Rolling-Sill Company, 30 tons anfegel iron; Bteclo & Price, 13 cauka argule; E, Kirchof, 3 caska beer; 1. D, Mayer, cases cigara; Hest & Munsell, 6 casca cigars; Itand, McNally & Go,, 2 casoa muf. papor; Carson, Virle, Scott & Co,, 6 cases inens, % caace dross goods ; Btett- auer, Brother 2 Co., 1 caso dreea goods; Moot & Sons Muslo Company, 9 caroa musical {nstrumenta; D, DB, Fiek & Co,, 8 cases artiticlal flowera; Kellh Brothers, 12 casea artificial flowers, Amount of duty collected March 2, 1876, $15,076.27, PROVISIONS. NOG PRODUCTS—Were more active and stroager allround, but without the big advance whlch sonie~ times characterizes tess real strength than was ex- hibited yeaterday, ‘Thero was a better demand for all descriptions of product, in sympathy with higher Prices for bogs, which were in light supply. Tuo stronger tone was probably based on the belief that tho number of hoga in the country a much lesa than a year ago, which sugura poorly for a bigaummer pack- ing, and our present stocks aro very light if they have to supply tho bulk of the demand for consumption till next Uctobor, The following table, clipped from the Daily Market Review, tw complied fram a table of per centages of numbers instied by the Department of Ag- cloullire for January. It shows thet for the past threa yesra thoro has been a ateady decreuse in the number at the rate of nearly 2,010,000 head per year: No. Swine Jau, 1, 1976. 1875, 174, 1873, 1,695,209 1,735,000 2,122,000 3,031,000 : Ex RD) $2,060 2,004,000 246,550 | "232,00 Wiscousin, 640,783 Minnesota, 213,408 Nabraska. Kontucky, ‘Tenneasos, 1 2,422,900 Michlwan,, 00 510,300 W.Virginis 219,480 334,000 Totad..15,117 C42 17,245,709 19,027,600 21,193,300 Meas Ponu—Was active, and atesdior at an advance of 3340 per bil, the densi being ehistly on spoon. Iative account, aud that mostly to All sloria. Halee were roported of Lath bels cigh at $21,85@21,003 1,250 Urlw avllor tho month at $21823¢0 91,755 1 500 rls woller May at oF brig seller June at $72.35, 1, 20,596 bela, ‘Tha tnarket cloned ateady 7736 caah or seller March; $22,087,025 25 goller Bluy; and SLd2ygr2ds seller Juno. Prime mess pork waa qnirt at §19,25919.60, Extra primes quoted at $16.0iK210,25, Hale was reported of ‘M0 brla extra prime at £16.00, Lanb—-Wad active, snd strong, being quite buoyant atone timy, uuders rather excited domand, though uied lower in Liverpool with an inacliva New York, Lo market adywneed 1740 per 100 Ite, aud then fall Back fi Halas wore reported of 4,000 tea cant at L250 tea aelior March at $12,995g 6415.00; PAUL at 213,106813.00 3 and 4,00 tea aellur May at $15.6413,6 tal, 27,250" tex, The markot closoPuteuly at $13.05015,073¢ cish or sollor March} $13.4d}¢ aelier Aprils $13 {og 13,493 suller May; sud HG CaS G0 ashes sane Oe ae Muars—Were in U-ttor domand, and generally ad- vanced $0 10 the handy of bulders, which cheaked trading th rome extent, an agents for’ foreign buyors wero goncrally limited to former Aguren; hence most of tho purchaniny was douy au local uccolut, Halo wero reportod of 60,000 fa yrcen aloulders st BX 200 bores tong clears at 11%c, and 650,000 Ibe 1190 wellur March, $11.50 eller April, aud 0 seller Soy. ‘Tus fullowlug wan the clostug range of pricos: Ghoul. Long Bhort Bhort ders, cleat, rit, elewr, Balted, looms ME IY A Haedcccevcccvsee NMS NE da "4 April, looses, 8G Wy May, age hig du 12 124 Bacouy, eath, KAI 2. ABNRID— IN|IIG Tong and ‘sort “clears quoted at 12¢ rash, and Ise seller March, boxed; green hams, Weide; aveets pickled do, 14gc¢Luge; Cumberlands, 130, caph or seller March? long-out hams, 1I4Blsi,c, boxed; bacon hans, Iie 140, Gurdny—Waa quist at Tae, MEE PRODUCTH—Were sleady and quict at $3.50 @V.09 for tnass, $9.5¢610.00 for oxtra mes, and $43:50@14,00 for hams, ‘TaLrow—Was quoted at 8xG@SNe. SREADSTUFFS. FLOUMt~Was quiet ant steady. There way Nitle dewand, and that only for small Icte, but the Armer feeling in wheat mado flour holders unwilling to re- cede in thelr demands, and formor pricea were well sustained, Bales wero reported of 400 Uris wintors at $5894.50; 1450 Lele spring extras, partly at $4.80465,75 ; 200 bela epring auperfines at $3,00-¢ 3.6236 5 200 Urle rye flour at $410; and 45 brie buckwhi do at $3.25, ‘Total, 2,208 brie, The market cowed nontually ot tho following raugo of prices: Cholco winter extran, $5,304 ommMon to good do, $4 75 5.00; pring eatren, $4, 1 good do, $4.604, 4,75; chotcs do, $5,005.25 5 patents do, £6,6037.45 SMnneaota, $1.7520.255 spring superfines, $1,053.60 § Fy0 Hour, $4.10.94.99 ; buckwheat do, $3,009.50. Mean—Wae quict and steady, with o moderately firm feollug un the part of hulders, Sales were 20 ton: at $10.00, delivered; and 10 tons, from winter whes $10.76, on track, ‘Mipniimus~Hales were 10 tons at £15.00, free on board care, SCARKMINGS—Ssle wan 19 tons at $11.00, on track, Conx-Mxat—Coares waa uowinal at §13,54914.09, oo ra WAitivaT—ves active, and unexpectedly stronger, Ltverpool advices wero not favorable to holder. Now York wan daily ond thore wan apparently an altempt earis to bear tho market, but all the wheat offered ford ready purchasers, Romo of the carly private cablearama were sald to indicate 8 firmer tone on the other aldo of the Atlantlo, which perhapa secounted for tho better demand hera, as ft fell off after the ro ception of tho later news, though aur receipts wore nmall, and tho market was tunsottled and foveriah dhr- Ang the last hour of the aeration, The rumor waa cur roiit that the parties who had been on tho bull sido for February had sold ehort for March to a largo extent, and hoped to buy in at the decline which they axpect- el would follow the heavy deliveries of ntiot wheat during the pant two days, ‘Thin juctted others to buy, ‘The shipping demant For the lower pracdes wan better, and quotations firmer, expecially ou rejected, Tho market wore » ‘mor healthy lovk | ali round, the existence of a paying premium for oatrying into future months showing 9 fatt de- Bren of coniilence in wheat, though the speculative rade canuot now Ie abipred Eaat except at a Io fo market waa 2(¢ ye higher than on Wednesda: Seller the mouth, or cash No. 2 apring, opened. at Hic at 07,0, advanced to O8%/¢, receded to P80, Im- rowed to 98%¢. declined to N8iZo, ant clored at N31, Fitter aprit natt at o37s¢299%c, closing attO%ce, Ball or May soll at $L0La1.Oiiye cloning ak $1.03 Cash nates were reported of 60,100 bu No. 2 epring pegrates B00 bit No, 3 do st AO sIY4e$ 6,00 Dnt ene Jecteat do at GuyaTucs and 1,400 bu by saniple at 6nd SiO Total 67,400 bu, SMixxsora Witrat-—Was in fale roquest, and 3¢0 higher, on No. 2, while No, Vwvaa dull anit nominal ae about $1.15, Sates wore 10.400 bu No, 2at Weve; and 2,400 bt by sample at $1.01 L17, Wintrn WiraT—Sale wan reported of 380 bu etiotco white, by eaniple, at $1.38 on track, CORN—Was lees active aud easter, opening rather firm at the Improvement gained on the preceding afternoon, and failing back 4(0 under more Hleral offerings, with a lessened demand, Liverpool waa tite changed, aud our roceipta amaller, but New York. wa dull, and (he demand on the preceding day bad been satisfied, caving fow tnsing orders to be filled. ‘The ehipping demand waa fair, and sample tote were firm, tho better qualities being’ slroug, with fow offerings. ‘Tho fine weather irought out eellera for future, ay ft reemed by tha rule of contrariess neveral partica sent In orders to ecll at the improvement, whlch they ox« pected would result from a greater aniiety ta buy, tho sloppy weather being unfavorable to large receipts, ‘The number of those anzfowts to take advantage of the situation was ao geost un to abolish the aituation ft if. Beller the month or regular No.7 opoucd at o, declined to 493;c, andl closed atd2y%c. Heller pril sold at 427;@43 ‘5c, aml seller May af 46%caitTo, both closing firm at the inalde, Kellet Juno wae very niet at 6AfA40%(c, an roller July at A7(44T%CC, Aretly free receipts of Nox Land liigh-mtzed closed ad 4240. Cash aalen were reported of 89,200 but S 423,490, very little selling above 427(¢3 2,400 bu new high mized at a9@use (that not graded ‘aa new selling as No. 2); 2,000 bu new mixed at S63es 6,600 bu rejected at 3@3ic; 400 bu eare at Sic; 6,400 bu by namnple at S4aa3¢0 on track; and 10,800 bu do at 3c 440 free on board cars, ‘Total, 129,000 bu, UATS—Were very quict but Brm at an advance of Lee, Tho offerivgs wore very light, aud the faw: onicea tn wero placed at the advance ‘noted above, ‘Tho receipta wero modernta,and rmiall receipts wore enerally expected for 8 few day an the roads threaten {Obeoonte hmpassablo, "Seller starch soli at] foray closing at the outside, Beller April auld at 2esa\(e, and closed at S24c, May ranged from iy aib4c. Cash aaien wero reported of 14600 bu No, at ic; 2,410 bu rejected at 250251403 1,000 bu by xample at edie on track, aud 6,600 bu da at 23¢@a7o froa on board, Total, 90.600 bu, RYE—Was dull and 1130 lower, Nothing was fn spected In, but the offerings wera Tair, and there was noemaud oxcopt_from ano or twa patties, who took several care after the decline, Halen wero reported of 1,000 bn No, 3.at Cxge0}4a? 1,200 bu by vamplo ut CAS Gio on track, ‘Total, 2,800 bu DARLEY —Wwes falrly activo early, and rather qniet during tho tat hours, closing firm at the highest figures of the day, Prices avoragod Mate higher, ‘Tho recelpta wero very ght, and theru were a good, many buying orders in from the country, and tho shorts took bold quite froely, being auxlous to clove up thelr March deals, Prices were irregular, advancing: carly 14,@2c, then falling back 10, many of tho buyers Laying” withdrawn, and rallying afterwards, closiug. ft is mnderstood that tho deliveries for have been Hbera!, nt Milo of grain haw again” boon offered on tho market. ‘The lower graiten wero atoaly, at 3@:5e for Nod and 2azs ke for rojected, Samples mero very dull, Beller March, openod at 60; wold ab Bilge, back to h2se, and closed firm at Sle. Holler April opened at 62%4(9543¢¢, cloning at the outside, May sold at 6434455 c, and closed with actlers ot Cash salen were’ reported of 13,600 bu No, gsa54o; 2400 bu NoS at HA @ie; BLO Lu relected 407400 bu by sample at Gigolo on track, G00 br, | LATEST. In the afternoon mess pork was moilerately activo, and casler under free offeringe, Sales : 4250 bels af $219.2 (21.973 for April and $22,216 far M ‘Lard wan steatty, wit sales of 1,500 tca at $1I24@ 19.23 neller April, aud §15.40xcller May, Bales of meata'inchide 160,000 Ibs short riba at 113¢, anil 104,000 Ia short clear at tc, Wheat was {n fatr demand and éary closing at 98!{c for ch, which ranged from Ustz@Ia\ye, April wold at 4/299 Ze, and closed at (9X0. Atay aold at $1.02: 1,034, and closed at 81.03 Corh wan quilet and steady at 403/@ (0%(c roller May, and 424¢ seller March, April was quoted at 42%ad2e, Barley advanced 2@230, clovluy at 66e for March, and 57¢for April, May wuld early at Sic. CALL HOATD, ‘Mens pork waa very active, closing fully 15¢ per br higher, at $2215@ 22.17} for April, und’ §72.423¢ for May, ‘Bales wore reportott of 29.350 bria at $11.07 Kid 99,15 seller April, and $22,351.42 seller May. ‘The bulk of tho buaitices was in April, an oyas in fair requen, closing fo hlahoe for Aprile March cloned nt $13,05@13,10, aud April nx $1I.27 5668 1300, Salen: 1,260,tea at $15.05 for March, and $19.25@ 18.20 for April, p Short ribs wero easter, Rales, 200,000 Ibe at 1170 for April, atid $12.10 neller May, Last ovening tho metbora of the Call passed a reso~ lution entablishing 250 barrels as a regular lot of mesa pork tnatead of 600. It waa also decided to discon- tinue tho call of gréon and boxed meata, GENERAL MARKETS. AT.COMOL—Was uteady at $2,12, BNOOM-CORN—Continues duit and easy, though the receipts are falling off, probably owing to the bad weather, Cholco old hurl, 160; No, 2 burl, 747@903 cholce medium, 7@7}jo; good medium brush, 6@ 6¥o; falr inside and covers, 5@64s0; inferlor, (@ Aigo} crooked, 2860, LUTTER—Chulca table butter is scarce and com- manda advancod prices, The aupply of low and mo- dium grades {a light also, and tho goneral market haa avory firm tons, Shippers, as for soina time past, aro taking the bulk of the daily arrivals, Wo revise our quotations ns follows : Choice to fancy yellow, 0350; medium to good grades, 20.4250; Inferior to common, 13@180; common to choico roll, 16@35e, DAGGING—Buslness wa again quoted quiet, and prices were #teady and uniform, ns follows: Stark A, 20340} Lewistun, 250: Blontaup, 25¢; Ontario, 25 American A, Se; Atnovkeag, 230; Otter Cri Bo; burlap bags, 4 bu, 17@l6 ye; do, 5 ln 10yo% gunnles, single, 155160; do, double, 2i32Ic,, OILEVS¥—No important changes were developed, Tho demand continues good for this season of the Year, aud with no more stock on Laud than will be ro- quired to carry them trough till tho new cheexo comes forward, holders culertsin firm views. We continio to quate: Chotco to fancy fuctory, .2K(s Luge} lower grades, Ug1tKc. COAL—Thim market roiaaina inactive, with prices yreak aud unsettled. Quotations remain as befor Lackswanus, range anil nut, $10.00; do ay, $45 caune $7,088.00; Erle, $7.00; Biosabury, $7.00, TMs Hocking Valley, $0.59; Indiana Diack, $0.00; Balthuora & Ubio, $5,098,503 Uliuoty, $4,004.50, COUPERAGE—~Vork-barrela told at $0c, and “lard tlorcen at $1.05. DIESSED HOGS—Wore in fair demand for ship- ment aud firm, hoary welyuia belug m tittle blger, Carlota of light wold at £9.40¢9,50, and of heavy at $9.7u080.75, “Hinall odd tota’ brought $2.4449.60,1the outalde for uosyy, Bales 218 oad wud 4 care at 42,10 FISH —Trade, though falr, la not what st should be at thus ateyo of the season, aud the advance in prices which a fortnight ago sorted imiainent 1 nob now looked for, Ludosd the ebanioos are rather in favar of a decline in whitefish and cod, Wo quote: No.1 white- fuk, d-brl, $5.255.40; No. 2 do, $5155.20; No, 1 trout; $1,093 No, 1 sliure mackerol, new, sj-brl, $12.50 No, 1 bay, $9.0089.25; No, 2 inacker- $2,006 4: faudly mackerel, 3 -bri, No. 1 whore kite, large $200; No, dia, #1, o furnily kite, $1,15%68).2 coufiah, $5.5005.15 jeorge's codfish, Labrador herring, ‘aplit, brid $9.0058 $4,25u¢ 4,00; Labrador horring, round, brbs, $0.00.40; do. Aisle, $3,600,782 acated arring, Jor box, die | No hoiring, Wo; Golutmble itiver”eatmon, 4-07, bf ad. 25. FNULTS AND NUTS—Trade was faly at nominally atandy prices, Fancy fruits ure toys conslderable ox- tent ‘neglected, Lut’ the tere sfsple articles moving frecly,’ Quotations are sa follows Dates, auye: ti, layers, Hiaido; fey, drums, now, 11@120; Turkish prunes, new, Gad!o3 French, prunes, “keye ond bores, H4@ldoy rales, tay $2,108,805 loono Muscatel, new, $3,10@:0:5; eid Gio; Zante curraiits, T3902 citron, these," DowksticmAlden apples, Ih@20c; Mlchiyan, apples, Wgluige; peaches, Lalves, 1 mized, 10NGtio: do pared, 1k@ 194 (gi2tjc; ruapberrica, Taso; pitted eberri Whe Notw—Filbertn, Wsgi@l2e: almonds, "Terr vous, WYiGwe; Naploa” walnnt ‘\Oa 17 French walutite, now, Dia l3ife; Grenoble walnnte, 16 (lies Brazil, 1U@LO 6% pecan, Texas, 1ualdsie ¢ Wilmiutou pésuuta, hald},c3 Teliuoased peatitts, 05 Ges African peawute, 630K o GREEN FRUITS —Were quiet and unchanged: Coico opplee, $1004.00 pur Lely Valencia oranges, 82.008 WAG per carci oranges, $3.6064.60 per box; lemons, . x. —Cotfees continne atronger, The up: yoE privea lately developed has given ldcratly tapetua to trude, aud the advauce poled at tho beginning of the week has been fatlowed by a furthey improvement of a ye. Sugars and wiripa arp ad some changes in our quotations will he u ther Hines ruled about steady, ‘Trade is 1 fate anu alls prong, MU KVOL, UFjw5}C;} Carolins, Tas7Ko0; Lous dalaus, dNT 4c. ‘! Correes—0, VB chotre to fancy Rio, 724 @: mayer comtuen to. fi Wye; Bingapors Java, 4 2434.0} Marucalbo, diy: tte. Svoaus—Patent cut tou @IN 03 powdered \ A, standard, 1ucatv sc; do N $0, 2, 94405 yellow i renting, 1K ata Meas ager IGN s crumbed, Wy 1A; granulated tuscgeiene oie BG mon do, THK ‘conimoh 18 good snivre California ugar-ival drips, TWsi3e; moud dtfpy, $1.0941,10; eilver dripw, extra One, Gog SG} goo augir-houne uirup, 60995 extra do,’ Oa Guei Yow Orleans molatsee, chotce, 65@ xe Wo, prim 50@SS0; do, commuou to youd, 45g 5U lasses, d¥g800; common molasses, KGS: ste. rove allspice, 1GA190; cloves, 620} cassie, fo; pepper, 1ea@1syes nutmens, $1 ta ginger, Migataie, pare—Trie Bhite, Oi¢es German Mottled, 6Y@%0; Fibite July, owycacsves White Move, cu gs\er Savon Imperial, be; Golten Woat, 4335 Srancht—Excelstor, lanndry, GY@Te; da, glons, 8 @vo3 do, comm, Meda; Kingsford, irs, TX; do, wile ver gloaa, 91((49%503 do, corn, HAL yc, HAY—Continucs dull, ‘Tho receipta were Hberal, ut there wan Ittle or no Inquiry, tho clty (rade boing fully stocked and tho outaide anders being fow and far belween, Quotations: ‘Cnnotuy, $12.00; No, 9 do, $10.00; mizot do, $4,003 prime uptand patric, SUE 8.00 Not pratrie, €.000 403 slough, $9.00, HHGHWINES—Were tuft aud unchanged, Sates wero made of 100 brla at $1.00 per gallon, "New York wan reported at $1.10, Doalers hero think the market wont probably be more activo Af tin tuarket would det ont of tho rut either way, Tthaa now mtoad at HGover vlnoo tho etiu crossed the Mue—poarly wiz wrecks Auo, IUIDES—Were in fale request and steady, Grubby hides aro beriuntog ta nerive, und well at teregite lar prices, Quotations: Green ‘city butchers’, he Bye; green cured, light and heavy, U%@7e;" part cured, GV@6Ko; Kreen salted kip, To; green coun- try, Eat Ke; areen calf, Lwelaves dint, dry kip atid calf, i¢Wiatde; dry ‘nalted hides, 120; deacon aking, 43(850¢, Sheep peite, woul estimated as washod, Per My, BWuedIee LUM DEN —Waa moilorately active and steady : Firat and avcond cloar, $10.00. ‘Third elear, } inch ‘Thint clenr, tilek + 85.048213,00 Clot looring, fret anil second, rough, 39,00.682.00 Clear aiding, Arat and accoud. 2 IN00@....6 Firat cominon eldin IN0Ka. soo Flooring, first common, tirarend,.. 28.0446 30,00 Flooring, second common, deste see 2.25.00 Box boards, A 35.00 dsscee Box boars, B,,. ee + 25,09... A stock Donrds, 10 anit 33,00033,00, Batock boarda, 239,006825.09 Untock boards, 18,064 10.00 Fencing Fee n (41.00 Common Winber, 18'ft ‘and under...22) ii.obg12.00 Joists and acantling, 20 to 24 ft. 12/00,516,00 Tath . 11K Aohinglet Shingles on track, OILS—A quiet movencat In’‘oils was Teported by tho trade generally, and values underwent no tm- portant change, Wo now qucte: Carbon (stand. ard white), 115 degrees test, 4c; do Illinois legal tent, 150 degrees, 1603 Snow White, £0 teat, 17403 do headlight, 173 degrees, Ihe; extta winter lard ‘oll, $1,101.12; No, 1, 074980; No, 2, 78@H00; Hnveed, , We; Balled, G40; whale, winter blosched, 78:8 H0c! sperm, £2.16@2353 neatafoot oll, atrictly pure, $1.15, 1.20; do extra, Use: do No, J, se; bank’oll, 550 straits, Ge; plumbazo ol, CO@7hes’ turpentine, 44@45c} naphtlla, deodorized, 63 gravity, 1BNcgl4Kor Went Vir- ania ols, natural, 29 deg., 3501 natural, 30 deg., 300; reducad, 28 leg, 2225, POULTRY AND GG3—Tho demand for dressed ntock was fair, and recent, prices wero generatly pata fop tine poultry, The woather was soft and poor stock rather weak, ecllora beiug anxioun to dispose of It, 124. while the supply of choico was no mora than ample. | Egys wero reported slow, Tout-rny—Chickens, X$116 per hy turkeys, 12140; ducks, 10120; geese, 8 lic, Eaas—Strtetly fresh, 15160, SEEDS—Timothy waa dull and lower, A fow were mado quictly at reduced prices, Very few Exat- orn orders aro coming {n, aud the spring ‘business {a vory low in opening, from which fact it is inforred that dealers have # fair stock of old secd ou hand, which they deafra to dispose of before ontering te market, Gorainan sold at $1,501.90 ; fale to good at $2.20@3.105 and prime was quotable at $2.20, Clover was atealy nt $4,103.25, Tux brought $1.95, Hun- garian nnd millet were ubehanged. SALT—Wua xtoaly at the abucxed prices: Onon- daga and Bagi fing, $138; do, $1.4 ry coaree, £1.10; dairy, without’ bags, $2.75. with bags, $1.50; Aston dairy, per sack, $1.60, TEAS—irat plekings aro in light atock, and are held with pronounced firmness, Common and medium grades ara casy, Wo still quote as followws GUN- POWDER—Common, 38@i2e; yood do, 43.¢44or raed l= uum, 48.2530; good ‘do, 63@Sse; One, SHathics Nuest, Gka6sey choles, TaTS0; choicest, 9KGIS0; fancy, $1.1021.20, Iueentat—Common, $480; good do, medium, 42480; quod do, 48@3Jc; fine, tinea, ‘SHast3e; ‘choles, GI@SI0: choicoxt, Tarane—Cominon, ‘Kase; good common, BOn983 medium, 40: ood medium, 45° ive! tino, 60@)G5e; finest, Gaeta; choice, GUukGsos chotecst, Tae, VoLoxss—Common, 344003 good common, SKaIo; medium, 4e42e ; good mediuts, shadses fine, 436003 tineat, 65:a540 choleo, GO@uze} chotcest, BUaHic. WOOD—Prices continued woak at $8.60 and $7.50 for maplo aud beach respectively. Hlaba well nt $3,00(@3,50, WoOL—Was in moderate Western demand. Htocks aro light, ‘Tho supply in the Exst is oleo reported to bo well reduced. Quotations aro marked up os fol- lowa: Tub-warhed, prime, 62@53c; do, noor to good, 44@ 0c; Wwoshod Meece, ho, good-couditioned, 40@ 420; washed, coarve and medium do, 48@4io; uu- washed, fine’ heavy to lijrat, 2508280; ‘do, coaraa and medium, 32@dic; pulled, S1gd6e, Live stack. cUICAGO, Receipte— Hom, Shee Monday. iolet sate Tuesday, 6,012 ‘cca Weilncaday, 48 2 Thursday’, Ex 99,843 5,118 in live stock frolght in likely to ocour ats not very distant day. The fact that the Grand Trank load in carrying atock at con- aideratily lesw than tho published rates fs sald to Lavo ted to somo * cutting "* on the part of tho" pool "lines, and 8 new tariff of atock freights is astd to bo in proparation. CATTLE—Thoro was moro general activity in the domaud yesterday, shlppors, local butchers, and feeders all takiug hold on 4 mors genorows scale than during the preceding daya of tho wee, Aaa result thoro wan groator steadiness to prices, tho weakuoss apparent during Wednesday entirely disappearing, ‘Tho recefpta vince Saturday, though considerably teas than for the corrosponding daya of last week of tho week before, continue in excess of any former year at alike perlod, and yntil there tn # further decline in our recoipte ellors can scarcaly hope for any geuieral and permanent recovery of prices, In ycaterday's arrivals there were very fow choice beeves, and sales at prices abovo $5,00 were reatricted, tho highcat iguro being $5,05}¢, Stockers wore in good demand wt $3,25094.00 for droves aversyiug from 800 to 1,050 Ibs. Car 16, and common to primo Pp 96,00, The market closod rus with but little stock left over, CATTLE Hales. Av, Price, Grover Iiros, to D, Thompaon, 1,330 ‘Yo Morrla %& Waixet, aw Wo Mirah Mt, & Co, 1o08 ‘Vo Mirwh My & C 1426 ‘To loo & P. LTT ‘to Allortun, 250 Tnyweraen Bros, Jui VO Ly Ih, Doutde ces sere ee evens Wlet Conover & ifail to Swift Kf S473 G, Adains, R, & Bro, to Ven Voorhe: {ctodKera)..s66 302 To dwitt & HM. 1,300) ‘vo Morria & Watze Urine Bros, & Oo, to ‘Yo Vastman, ‘Tu D, Thomnpaon, ‘Hull, Patternon & Co. ‘To Allerton.s....s05 ‘0 Heuder (atockera).. ‘Ca Wall (cows). ‘fo Hainmoutt ‘Yo Hammond... To Mammond,, Ml. E, Mallory ai" Tiro. Bon ToD.1 ‘To Yanvoorlies ( Po Iiterwh, M. & Co, Te Oreotte eevee To Mooro. To Myrick, ‘Lo Pitter, To Bantuaky, To Fastman, Gregory, Cooley & Watxel = At, John & Brown to Allerton Wood Bros, to Hatamond & Co, Bradley, Johnaton & Co. to Marks. 1 ‘H, Green & Cu, to Voutoorkea (stock. Jamea Juckwon to Munroa, "Yu Monruo,. Wo Bwitt & Te Youwitt &1 BSEa! ‘Thompson HUM ssoveeeee ‘Vo Morriy % Watzet...., A.W. Vaugnan to BM, Crouse, ‘To A, Voqe ‘to Myara, ‘Noo & Jfulmeu to Galtoway,,. Stratern & Co. te O'Brien ‘Martin Broa, to Sweenuy (cown),,. ‘Yo Morriw & Walxel,... 4a) MeDonald, Marci «ro "TO MONTOO,s.5 6 ond 1268 4.65 1OG8-—"There Was no Nolicestilo change iu prives of any qrade excepting catra Leavy welylits, auch aa th Polludelphia trade requizo, thuugh the iwarkeb dive ployed a etrong tune throughout, and at the civs bast father su upward Juclinauion, Extra Philsdetphls hogy wore avarce, and with urgeut orders to fll buy- er ran up prices tu ¥9,00av.4U, Urilinary to choice Hxht oid readily at §7.0048.03, and poor to yood pack. tug hoysal $7,030.25, bealaways wero workod off at $i.2507,U8, About evorything sold, and the feeltug as ‘was buoyant, Woe saute, Noy a 49 on o Ax, ae Vie Det se 45 350 6) ind 3 wD 20 ‘45 293 aly Yo tiwerta Urea, rerreertrntyy To Robinton & Go... Yo Nobinson & Co, ‘To 'Tabor,. To Tabor, Bantley, Johnaton & Go, to Thailon. ‘To Thallon, eB To Armour & Uo. ‘To McGregor. Nogenbaum & Locke {o Pant, i "To Allerton &' Go. ‘To Armour & Co, Wood Bros, to Armour & Ci To Boyd, Le & Ce ‘Yo Boyd, 1, & Co. To Metcalf & G. To Boyd, Le & Tos juires & Co, To White & Co... ‘To D, Sherman. To D, Sherman HE, Green & Co, to Shaffner, To Armonr & Co, To Armour & Co,, To Arinour & Co, To Tabor... To Squires & Co... id Brown, Thompson & Co, to Boyd, i, a ‘To Hovd, ta. & Go Yo. ‘To Vanwinkle « To Armour & Uo, Groves Bros. to Hgulres & Co, ‘To Robinson & Co, To Plant... 4 + 35 Ingworsan Bros. to Boyd, L, & Co, 42 'o Armour & Co, To Armour & Co, TO MUCPhYssssescerseceees Horiue Bros & Co to Doud...) ‘To Orauc., To Tabor ses ceree ‘To Meffornan,, To Parker & Co, ‘To Rquires & Co. ‘To Bquires & Ca... To Squires & Co... .-, Hall, Patterson & Ga, to Hotiasan 'To Rovinaon, , To rown, } To'Thstion, Fo Tiden, "Yo Marah, 'To Armone & Co,,., oe . Hf, E. Mallory & Bro, to Armour & Co, 46 ‘To Arinour & Co,, ‘To Armour & Co, ‘To Armour & Co... To Boyd, L, & Co... To Hoyd, Ia & Co... ‘To Loyd, L, & Co, ‘To Thullon... To White & Go... ‘To Mahonoy ..., ‘To Bollknap, ‘To Bandera. To Motealf & G.. » To Armour & Co... ‘To Armour & Co... To Hough ‘To Tabor... ‘Yo J, B, Marat, ToJ, D. Marsh, er ail Bo ‘Noo, Holmes & Uo, to Armour, 244 00 ‘To Halleck... 207,95 To Boyd, L. & Co, Wt 7.90 SULEV—Wero in nective demand, ond prices wero firus, salos making at $1,004.13 for inferior to com. mon} at $3.00@5.60 for meditim (o good gradua: aud at $0,00@7,00 for choica to fancy, ‘The latter Aguro was optatuod by Lugwersen Hos, for 2 hoad avoraz- ing 137 tle, ‘This flock was fod by Lebifoldt & Afundt, of Crawford County, Iowa, NEW YORK. New Yon, March 2.—Drrvs+—Receipts, 910, mak- Jog 2.20 for three daye, aqainet 2,080 for the aumo timo Taal Wook quality comiaun to primo; demand lights market very qufct and unchanged, Prices: SY@IL Yo Tor inferior to print lots, with a few selections retailed at 126.1240, Bixre—Arrivals, 4,520, making 7,620 for three days, against 19,920 for the samo time fast woek; market ateady, with a firmor tono ahd quicker’ snle for goo stock’ poor to gon! rheep, S@74ct aales of 2 cars extra Indiana, av 113 Ibs, at 84; car-lond extra Olio, av 118 is, at 81¢c, Hwpr—lieceipte, 4,700, maktag 11,290 for threo Anye, ngaluat 10,23 for the ame timo last week. Nono offored alive since last Saturday, EAST LIBERTY, Fasr Lienty, Pa, March 2.—Carrrr—iteceints to-lay, 85d Lead, or 30 cara of through and 20 cara of zinl Sock, making tu alt 2278 for turoe days past; at, $3.50G5.00; niedluin to good, $4.60%5,o6¢ com? $l.on4255 .00@3.60;° bulla anil atays Hoaw—Necuipta to-day, 1,370 head, and for the tast Q days, 5,170; Yorkors, $7,00@8.1U; Puiladeiphis, €4.75 oy p—Neceipta to-day, 2,100 head, and for the mon to falr, ‘SHE past Sdaye 0,1005 aolling at'§4.00g0.0, DUPVALO, Durraro, March 2,—Gatrie—Recelpts, 874 bead; total for the week, 7,413 hesd, No market to-day! fresh arrivals throught consignments, Burcr aNp Lastis—ltoceipia, 6003 total for tho woek, 11,400 3 nates, 7003 unchangad priced, Hous—Necoipts, "2,900; total for the woek, 18,400. market slow; light stock, 195 to 150 Ibs, §7.60@7.80; Xorkers, fair to good,$7.80@8.20; no Leavy hoge in the market, BT. LOUIg, Sr. Louis, March ‘Hoas—Activa and: higher; me $1407.76; packing, $7.05@4.00 ; extra, Oatriz—Bteady and unchonged; good demand om Saterior shippers; qoud to choice native ahipping meiiium to far, $1,006.85 : pony —s TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. FOREIGN MARKETS. Special Itenatch to The Chicavo Tribwne, Lavenvoor, March 211 a, m,—Frouz—No. 1, tu; No, 2, 228, Guarn—Wheat—Winter, No, 1, 108; No. 2 9s 8d; spring, No, 1,98 10d; No, 2, 8a 1005 white, No, 3, 103; No, 2,08 104; club, No, 1, 10881; No, 2 102d, Corn Kew, #7455714 6d old, 208, Faumtnove-Dork—Ste, Lard—G8e 6d@8on. Lavenroot, March 2—2 p, m.—Laup—39s@50e 3d, Livenroot, March 9—Latest,—Corron—Quiet and unchanged; 61-32@62;; sales of 10,000 bales, in cluding 2,090 for speculation and export, and 6,800 American, Puovistons—Tard, 69059030, Bacon—Long clear, 51s Gd; short clear middica, S38 sd, Tatow—tua Cd, Lonvo, March %—Tue Bat or ENGtanD—The tnllion in tho Bank of Kogland incrossod £216,000 during the past woek, ‘Tho proportion of the bank's reacrve to ita liability tn 413; per cent, Consota—Money, 94 1-16; account, 947-26, AMRMIOAN SECURITIES—~C5s, 105; 'GTe, 1073; 10-406, 1033¢5 new Gx, 10853; New York Central, 106; Erle, 16; preferred, M16. Avinrrs Tonrentie—Ms 948 25s, Vernon‘vs—Redned, WG10KU; eptrile, EGA, -Panus, March 2.—IhorrE#—66f 61340, ‘Tue Bax or Fraxce—Specte fu the Bank of Franca Increnacd 26,20,CU0 france during the past week, Fitankyour, March 2.—Uniten States Boxpe—Now 6a, 1024, Io Janzino, March 2.—Corrre—Yestorday, being Shrove Tucaday, waa observed asa holiday, aud tho inarkets were closed, Coffee to-day {a animated, and Prices very firm, at f,BO0(A5,00 rela per 10 kilogramines, good firvts, xchange on London, 2543, Freights per sail to English Channel, 324, Average datly receipts of coffee for the week, 6,000 baga; wales of thu weel For Europo, via tho Chaunel, 19,000 bags; for tho United Htates, 85,000; for the Medjterrancan ports, 10,000, Shipments of the week; For Europo, via tha Channel, 91,000 page; for thu United States, 27,000; for Mediterraueau porta, 10,000, Total atuck now in port, 85,00) baa, Santos, March 1,—Tho coffea market is animated, and pricus Arm, at 5,600G5,760 rets per 10 kilogrammes for superiur, Average daily receipts for tha week, 2,100 Layy, The week's antes comprised os follow: For Europe, 31,000 bage; for Mediterranean ports, 29,000, ‘Total shipments for all ports during the week, 24,000 bags, Stock on band, computed, 17,000, SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS, New Ontxans, March 2,.—Cotton—Demaud ectivos better qualities firmer; other descriptions steadier; tales 11,650 bates; quotationa, unchanged, Recelp! Let, 6,409 bales; gross, 6,041; exporte to the Contl- Rout, 11,4075 to Great fitaia, 2,87y; stock, 946,991, CuantsaroN, March 2.—Cutton quiet} middlugs, 220; net receipts, 410 baloe; oxporta tu Great Britain, 2,011; tothe Continent, 6,170; coastwiso, 260; sales, 700. Gatyestox, March 2.Cotton quiet; mtddllogs, 124e; ust recelyta, G16 bales; grows, 627; exportu to Great Britain, 1,031; to the Continent, 672; coastwiao, 10; sales, T27, Havaxnatt, March 2.—Cotton quiet ; middlings, 120; low midalivge, 10X0; good ordinary, Ye; wet ro cetpta, 600 bales; ‘exports to Grout Britain, 2,029; to tho Contiuent, 341 5 cosstwiso, 749; sales, 760, Mosiny, March 2—Cotton quiet; middtings, 120 net recelsts, 760 balew; grove, 7: exports to Creat Britain, 3,177; coastwit ‘salca, 2,000, REW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET, New Yoru, March 2—Vackage trade iy domestics and wooluns continued quiet, Cotton goods ware us changed ta price sud moderate request. Cottonsdes Wore leaanctive, Prints wore fairly active, and came ¢ brles, ctotonnes, and peroates wore in steady demani Cotton dresa goods rica wore in fale requoit. continucd activo, and worntet fab+ Tho Daily sulletin raya very largo ealea of Hamburg embrotderica will be mada at suction noxt week, CLEVELAN! 1D PETROLEUM MARKET. CtxvELaND, Merch 2.—Petroleum firmer and wns changed; standard white, 110 teat, 213405 prime whlte, 160 toat, 1230, In car lots, cash, PITTSBURG OIL MARKET, Prrrencna, March 2,—Potroleum anfot and stead, oride, $2.274@2.2 dolphia delivery, WILMINGTO! 0 at Parker's; refined, 10, Phu N TURPENTINE MARKET. Witarnaton, March 2.—Bpirite of turpentine so tive at 990, THE PRODUCE MARKETS, NEW YORK. New Yon, March 2,—Gnaty—Whoat openea vory dull and weak, though thero fs no great pressure ta sell high cloves irregular; aradea of spring quest; sales 25, Jocted spring, $1,07@1.08 for ungea: grades; common and medium weak and vory quiets winter unchanged; Kinds market better fale ro 3 for to apring, in moderate domanud; fre ateadicr and in od bu st $1,011 $1.25 bit for No, 2 Ailwaukea tn store, $196 for No, 1 Alllwankeo afi Barley rather stead loat, and $1 $0 for white, Michigan, ‘Mor; ealos of 6,500 bu two-rowed Stato last night at 7i¢ In atore, and 20,000 bu nppor Tako Canada at $1.19, Oata eaalor; in moderate do- mand; supply liberal; rales of 20,000 be at 44 B44 Ko for No. s, at 46@47%0 for mized on track, and 4740 for No, 2mlxed. tye iu moderato demand for export, and atosd; # sales of 8,00) bu No. 2 Weatern at Blo foraxport. Corn {s lesa active, but without any im- portant change; der mand chiofly for export; anics of 63,000 bu at C2¥@MWo for no grado, CLAtIYC for ungraded, 622,@030 for mixod Weatern, COK@ Ole for Delaware yellow on clock, and 69@01c for north- ern yollow on pier; 6,000 bu now mized Western, seller half March, at 630; 5,000 bu mized do, sul- ler all March, at o3i¢c, Yaovistoxs—Cut change in prices: smoked dont 107;@1c; ballies are atesdior 6,000 ta, 11 Iba uvorago, at 1354 tmarket was firm but leas active t £13. Gist TU; Marchi nt $18,523¢(8 18,67; 3 May nt $ty.45¢e,1; ments quict.lut without special 500 piakled + Lard—At first call solos of 50 tea April 5G ¢ April at $13,0015 j Titno at $13.95¢614.005 Bt, And July nt $14,056814.05, tho Tanide ‘price bia sa ite outside asked, Tarrow—Quiet and tame at 0c for city; salea of 60,000 tha, Wrtexy—Starket for of 160 trie at $1.10. Fnerara—Mark highwinos steady, with sales ot unchangod tut dull tn atl de- partments ; to Liverpuol, per steamer, 13,000 bu grain Bt Tg \ To New Yonx, March 2.—Corrov. @l2 18-160; futures ol April, 1225-32619 1 1913-529; July, 13); Fi bria; No, to chal extra Ohlo, 86,9008) fola patont proven, stoady ; $4.1095.05, Cony-Mrat—Qui Gnat un—Market «nil and casiers Praia, 2 ShUSL0; muror Bato ond K aminon to Rood extra, $4.85@5,251 $5.0 45.78 Ht + ete ‘Wheat—Matket colpts, 13,000 buz spring, ungraded, $1,0(31,1 Gulcago spring, $1,231. No. 4 Milwaukee, $1,21@1.26; No, 1 do, nominally, $1151.10 red Wentern no gre, $1.03, tha Aeeoetatel Prese,] farket dull; 198% parehy 12 ma os , TN Sno; Sliue, 19346 Auguate i366. WAS recolpta,1,co0 eatorn ood white wheat, extra, $5,807.73; St Lone, '$5,23@0.007 Biltino- jaiagoon hee flour quict but 4 Western, $2,153.50, 1's buyers favo: Te "No. No. 3 do in store, $1.10; LS; No, Silo white Michigan, $1.50; winter. Ryo heavy and lowers Westorul, ia8ic} Hiute, 6@AGa; Canada in bonil, Bic. Uarley Uttlo more No, Canada, $1.08: nominally unchange arado a shade firmer gratle, SOY adl Iva mixed now aan miixod, Tocelpta, 20, ATS buy actlye; two-ruwed Stato, W@Tics wo bay prime, $1.17, Malt quict; Coru—leceipte, 62,000 bus no others unchanged; mixed no 3 ‘do qradod, orxanaxas Western Arado, G1te63; do otd ativat, Oi; Kau % Osis—Market dull; in buyera’ favors Westorn mixod and fituto, M4@ 3. White do, 46520, Hax—Unchanged. Hore—¥ina and unchanged, Guocentrs—Itio coffes quict and tachanged. Bagar quiet, but ateau: urine, 72a 72605 contrifiign Fotlned, 936510 120 fair to good refining, T2@TI0; i Ssseauszos hotaiioe bs Molaswea qulut ond unchsnged, Itloo steady, with fair demand. EeMOLOM~Dall ancl ieavy’s erude, 148 TALLOW —Quict; 0 Srnaixezn lixvan—Quict; $1.00@1. NTI! Seouta Tone: Euqu—Uneottle Pennsylvania, 145 84i0; refined, {0} cases, 181/.220%(0; naphtha, 030, 9) Western, ints Btato ond Yestern, lige; ou hone TaWXe; Tnovinions—Pork firmer; new. mets, $22,15@22,00 cash; $22.85 Magch ; $21,00023,05 Apri pork, $22,003 clear Western, 0@104c. Beef quiet; now plain 1 ore. a plain sness, new extra do, dlea quiet but firm elly do, 12}e, Tare 13,6214" ca he Suse 3,60. March; sineig@tsryg in Apr i; prime mess Pork, £24.00, Dreaved Hog aleady CF ‘ut meate—Wostorn quiot; mid- n; Western long clear, 12;@12\o; d Armor; primo steam, $13.00 4 14,10 duty, Western, 15@280; Stato, 2@330, Cnrxax—Unchangud, Wnigt—Quivt, sr. Louis, Sr, Louis, March 2,—Corrox—Quiet and unchaog- ed; sales of 970 balea, See k Froun—Quict and unchanged. Gnain—Whost irregular, but in the main bigher + No. 2 red wintor, $1.47 ensli; No, A red wintor, $1.33) No, 4, $1,0136@1,02, Corn’a fraction lower; No, 2, TiC 0 cual + 85}¢0 March U9 t0}40 April. Gaia lower: No, ¥, Sligo casi dull and tuchangod,’ Hye dul Pravinioww—Vork higher cloned at $22.75, with $25.00 naked, Lari firm; $12.623¢@12.75_horos duil and ‘ie March, Barloy 850, waloa pasty at $22.60; nteady and £12.80 up country, Bulk meats buoyant: good demand for future delivery; abouldoi 1aVe, cas BY@A}Go; clear rib, 11340120; cloar, 125 hares “soul wp chen + 7» B40 cam; 8340 Apriland May; short rib, 120 tor 20th of March ellvery and for April, Bacon Arm; advancing ten- dency; shoulders clear, 133;@131 ig DUGIWO; clear rib, 124@1%0; c. Wisrny Dats $1.00. Reorrery—Flour, 2,000 brla; wheat, 17,000 buy corn, 59,000 bu; oata, $3,000 bu 1,000 bu, Putnapeiena, Pa, Tofued, ISK lie; Frour—lowa, ¥ faintly, $5,60006.5 0.507 high grade Gratn—Whoat iarket duil barley, 4,000 buy rye, DINLADELPITA. March 2,—PetRolezom—Easy; crude, 116. . Wisoousin, ‘nud Minnesota oxtra and Inalaus, $6,00 tate, Dblo, Pennaytvanta red, $7,008.00, $1.349140; Wentorn do, $1,05@1,18; amber, $1.42; White, #1.64@1.65, Yellow, 8105303 Osta inactive and Gite, Ayo, FAg80c, “Corn teas activo; toain, "65 , 89a; white, 600, weak; white, 44@i9o; mixed, 41 Witexy—Tvon-bonnd, $1.10, Burren—choice ford County, I's, Weatern extra, 28@Wa; Arats, 15@4 2oawWe, fir oxtr: Now York State and Brad- 35x70; Mrets, ILO; 3 Westurn rolls, Guegan—Firm; Now York, 19V@lde, Eauk—Lowers Wi MILWAUKEE, March 2.—FLour ‘Guari—Wheat op frm; No. 1 Milwwankoo, $1,014 3, A7ije, Corn tale No, 4, fresh, Wigo; 7503 No. 3, ao; 6BS5e0 ady for cash; ‘weak for faturca; unnylvatila, Si yt Jartoy, and Dela- —Qniet and steady, oued firms about We lower; closed Milwankeo, $1,09% ; hard, $1.144 : No, 2 7 a9 7 April, $1.023¢; May, $1,007; ; No, Milo die: “Nays aby Darley » BIO} May, BK. Barly so. Maret, Tojoctot, 270, Myo steady No, 1, Ynovistoxs—Btronger, Meas pork firm, $21.00, Lard, kottle, 12/0; steam, 1 12X0, aniddion, fiy@ize steady 5 29.24¢¢0,00, pIvTA—Eloitr, 0,009 br Burpaexte—Flour, 15,000 Hwootepicklol hams, 1246 Dry-salted shoulders, bya loose; 8)0 boxed ; boxed, “Dressed hoye “nominally heat, 86,000 bu, wheat, 47,000 bu, BALTIMORE, ‘Dautivong, Bd, March 2,—FLovn—Steady and nn- changed, Guatn—Wheat quict, steady, aud unchanged, Corn — Western caslur; and wnebanged, “It Hay—Dull and une Paovisions—Strong ahd broyant, Hulk meats—Shoulders, War ch Western milxed, 6U4{c, Oats dull yy nominal, aged. Vork, $22.75, r rib, ketive Joos, Bacon—Shouldera, 1040; clear rib, 1djo, Marne, Iigigicc, Lard steady and tim; erie, 3g 13403 rellued, TAYIG te, Lutten—Active and firm; uncha: Pero Toncpo, March mand, TOLEDO, 2—VLour—Rtesdy; moderste de Guarn—Whent stealy and firm; No, 1 whita sticht- Ran, $2.27 S70, M3 No, 2 mtubor, March, $1.25! $1.97; May, $1.50; No. 2 red, $1,907 rojected red, ‘87!g0, Corn dull; & suado lowel high nitzed, 460; March, 40x70; April, 48a ¢ Bay, low intxed, 460; no grade, 3c, Oate dull; No, 2, April, May, archi, $1, ULoven Sexp—33.18, Iitcxtris—Flour, none; whoat, 13,000 bu; corn, 39,000 bu} oata, G,tK% Bu. HutiagevTs—Klour, 200 brlaz wheat, 6,000 bu; corn, 16,00u bu; oats, 2,000'bit. Cincrmnats, O., March ¥Loun—Duil and unel CINCTNNATI, Corron—Stesdy ; 120. nged, Gratw—Wheat steady? todersta demand, Corn atondy} fairdemand; dic, Osta dull; 38@41c, Bare Yaovtstoxs—Por! Kk withdre fate and frm} country pointe: Mb hugher; 8: Ado buyer ten deinand; igo jam, 1234330 cas! kettle, 194 (olic. . Hulk meat by dull and numiual’ Nye dull; 9 aiade lower; 55, a Xe quiet anid frm; nominally $22.76; anticipating higher priced, Lard 31310 for April at rong cloer meats, 11% lio can} Wyo Lacon steady; fal Wats r—Lnactive ; $1.04, BLvTTEL— Quiet aud unchanged, bostos, ad Horton, March 2.—-FLocn—steade; Westen anper, $4.0024,50; common extras, $5.00(¢5-25 ; Wiacousin aud Mlinuesota oxtra family, $5,057.00; winter wheat Ulla, Indiaa, and BMichigun, $6.00i@7.00, nora, eet mage As Louls, $6.6ua9.00; fancy Minnesota, dnain—Corn qy Osta—Sfixud cud 81005 No, b whit N ‘New OBLEaNs, Ma cts milxed and yellow, 6568. 42 whit, 48ig5U0; rejected do, BGASC, W OLBANB, —Coun Mxat—Dull; $2.50, FRovisioxs—Vork scarce and higher; moss, $10.75 @ changed, Duyvaro, March 2.—Guati—Wheat—! demand sud ru 31,20, Corn aul! Rye veglectad, 01 J. Dry anit mate tiruters 34,1246; 10. La sup acatco aud Brmer; 1X0; 140; Lay 7 Otbers Un. BUFYALO, gut milling acs 4,000 bu No.9 Milwaukee ut salea of Scare Hew on ireck at 80c, atom Retail trado oply, Darley quiet, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORA OF TRAIN Rrveanption ov Merenence Mane cepted. | *Buniay axcaptad. Ho Bunday eb6:00a. rm, § Tal Monday suoepteds Se CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILNOAD, et UBicery 8b Clarkasts (Sherman, Mure), an 7S Osagy, Tek ‘corner Hartlronat,, and at tha depota. aPactfio Past. Linn, alnbtque lay Ex, aPubuitin Nant Ke, ve Uilnto atlmaha Night Irprass,.. akreoport & Uubuquo itiprans, aFreeport & 3 eh FE UMilwaukes se Mail (th SMsakoo Mal. if OMitwankeo E: *Miankes DPasenger, Pilani Vanvomge an May Expease, Madcon & Jilroy Kap roa 18t, Paul & Winena Rexpre eMarquotto Keprone allonora Lako Tetpress, s—Dont b—-Depotcornor of Ci MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depa, Foot wf Las ty-serontst, er, BT Cha ry acta tint a Pateioe tats ail corner af Hanitlph, a, Mall (vis Mata and Ate Line! Day Rzpress.ccovsrseseyoe Kalainazoo Aconnmodation, 300 By. tm. |*) rese (dally) 5:15 p,m. Nlahe icapruss i 0:00. the Ast RAP IDA AD orang Ha proes Niet Express “*Bunday RE 4 CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. Louis. wmign enh Wai Rider near Madtson se. henson Oficets Ae EAv Lal Mantotonar tts OPHaze. Ticket Kansas Olty and Denver Fast Bx. Toulaand Springfield Kx,, Bt. Louts, Borie! Peoria Day, Expense. Ihicago « Paducah Railroad Ez, Rtreator, Lacon, Washington Kx, | Sollet& Drizht Accommodations Malt, via mato Ine, Special N.Y, Exprut Atlantio Hxpreas, dai Michigan Accomm: Night Kxpros Dem Dem It 10:20 p.m. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAL Taton Herat, corner Madison and Canal-sts, Ticket Offen, GBSvuth Clark-s1,, opposite Sherman Houte, and at Depete Leave Arrive, Wisconsta & Minnesota Throngh Day Kaprosa Wisconsin, 1 Wiscomalu Pasvongor, nem, All train ran vin Milwankoo. ‘Tokota for At, Pant and Minaoapolisarn good oltner cin Medi ? Choa, ‘or vin Watertown, LaOrosso, and Wisma ILLINOIS CENTRAL AAILNOAD, 3 Dev Oh Soak EN Hamble near Claret Tek Rt. Toute express, Bt Louis aut biuv,, Calro& Now Orluans boringtold and Peoria Kpringhoid Night Kxnrsas, Peorts and Keokuk Express. Dubuque & Sioux City Ex,, Dubuque & Stoax City Bi: Gilman Passenger, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILRoaD, Depots, foot a, indiana-ae, and Sleteent! thud Cinat anit Setecnibates | Wielet Often, Garnet andat depots, Aree, Lassen ur 4.Dubuano & Sone O17] Pacillo Fast Liu, tor Umata, .. Kansas Uity, Learonworus, AL sehison & Bt. Josephs 1 id Pee Aurore Passouzor Aurora Passengor (Suniiay),, Dubsaue & StouxClty soap, ce Paoitio Nicht Exp, for Omata. Kansas City, Loatouwarth, Al Downor'atirove. Accommoration| 43, Vawner'sGrove Accommodation|® 8:16 py ms *Ex.Bundese, tix. Batarday, gir, Monday ERIE AND CHICAGO Nicket fice, EB fleet neomer oF antictam, Pola ney an Ot, UH Hchigancavey eo tome race From £epovition Lutiaing, eee at Tears Arrive, ee Day Rxpress—Pallman Draw- ing-Mouin Sleeving Cars, Now York without. change, Atlant(o Kezpress—DPatlman i aco Drawlugeltnom Blo Care aud Hotel Cara, 6:08 p. mt 9:10, im “Ouiy line running tho notel cars to New Yorke KANKAKEE Lt From Depots, foot plate seconds: Leave, | “arrive, B:8a.m.] Bites me Tod{anapolia, Lantayitle & Oinetn- Patt Day Kea progs are teeseraee[*10208, m.]° B:60D. my in Indianapolis, ouierili ant Haprew (dallyivvvves] 8:00 p, m.l* 7:16, nat! N CINCINNATE AIR LIN iy Depa ene Cian ot org UE, Leave, | arrives Indianapolis, Lanlatille & Oinein-| lay Kapreas ... a * 83) |* 8200 p. md Tottanapotie, Louiariiiow Uiselar| Cio B]* 8240p. ma batt (dally$.. seco 8:20. m,) 7:208, m, PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD, From depot corner Clinton and Curralleate, teace, | Arrive. Oglumbae,Pittiburg & New York * ast5a, me buy, Pittsburg a Night Exprosaually), es} 8:09 p.m.| 7:9 PITISBURO, FT, WAYNES CHICAGO RAILWAY. Taare, Day Ezpros ‘Mall,, a “* Sanday oxoented, § Nally, capt Baturdaye aud Sapdaye,” . BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. Traina leave Jrow reur of Hepulltion duildind ani C08 if Menty-secontst, Denot_curner Madisones City after, BS Clarkast,, corner af «te + Hacept Mondays, $ Itzx- Morning Express, Accommndation, Kroning Kaprese $Daily. "Dally, Sunday: CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROA™ Depot, corner of Van Buren and Shermunsts, Ticke ~-. Hae Vita Tucie Hotes Ea Sliced ‘Qmaba,Loavenw'th Atobison 2x} Pera Aecammiudation,., Nuzntkepreas, OGRAN NAVIGATION, National Line of Stoamshi NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVR , ENGLAND, 4,466 lous...,,Thureday, Mareh9, at ~ HBLVESIA, 4,000 Wana Haturday, ‘March id, w ITALY, 434i tine..sesescbaturday, Maro Tat Kayes, bitto wns, Saturday, April}, at i ney. Ht ldcod ratve. " Steorago Uickatn, $38 Dratte ge Eland upwaniaen Great biltalas it corner Olark sud Handolpi ste. in Howie), Chieago, wee (oP Y DIREC TUNE TORR. «°°, i ‘ransationtio Company's Alal € York aod Havte, vsiting ath) .- " aaongera. ‘hd splendid ves oat ruate for the Guntineut (heiug mor a Obor), wilt eal! trom Plor No, ty 2 a Baturd a ‘nol ‘Bit aod B12u, according to ace aFassnud S iu. + piston tent 3 23, with apart all aecensacies mituout extra char ado not carey sluazaue esseU! IS Daiski an, Arcot, 65 bro Wii, No. 07 Claexcetey' cuts 1a. STAR BALL LIN! UNITED STATES & BRAZIL BALL & wae Sailing monthly from Watsou's Wharf, Br. k +, ¥or Fata, Pornambuco, Baits, and Lo Janes, at Bt, Johns, Porto Rico, . JOHN LKAMALL, 9.600 ton J.B. WALKEH, ¥rom Now York ROME EC, Wanter CORNWALL, Wi Cabin Passages ear HEY vyly af = Br dk Auoo INMAN STEAMSH © Carrying tho Mails hy 7 EUROPE AND AT UN For passage, apply at Company's OL -. Chicago,‘ FHANCIS OG, UROWN, vs a7" Drefta co Great Britain and Ine) paid a