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

6 ‘FINANGE AND TRADE. A Dull Weeok in Finanees, Exospting the Bustlo of Settlemont-Day. .Whe Discount Lines Stoady---Now York Exchangoe Off. ‘®he Produve Markets Easy---Mova~ ment of Breadstuffs, FINANCIAL. ‘Dut for the Intervontion of the first of tho month, .When thers ate heavy settlemants on the Lowrd of ‘Trade, nnd ‘by other pariies, the lsat wrek would hiave boon one of tha dnllest in financial eircles Lero for many months. Tho weathor was cxceptionally “Dad, and the heaviest snow-storm of (he season added the st touch to tho impassability of the country roads, Vory littlo ourroncy or produca was received from tho country during (Lo weok, collections were slow, and country (rade was poor. Thare wcre liboral applications from Doard of Trade ope eratora towarl the end of tho woek for loans with wwhich to meet tho obligations of sattlement-day, bub the otlier businoss of tho banka was light, The light- ness OF country romlittances, and the dificulty of cuuntry collections, still maiatatu & fair demond from o city customers of the hanks for loans, Rafes of interest aro weak, both among tho banks and in the real-oalalo loan business, Tho discount Jioea of tho banks have been woll kept up in tho last fow weeks, but the rednecd ratos st which most of tho buaiuess Lios been dono Las fnterfored with tho profits, Tutes of discount at the banka aro @10 per cont, On tho atroet thero s s good dsmand for frat-class megotiabile papor, of which the supply i3 scant. Rates 810 7@18 per cent. Now York exchango was sold at 500 drscount in the morning, but tho closing rata was 230 discount to par between banks for $1,000, Tho orders for currency wero fow, The clearirigs of the Gllcago bankn for tho wosk are reported as follows by Dlanager D,k Huls, of the Clesring-llouss: “mlf Balanc ond .ll" o, lu Tuesday. ¢ 38,5 $1,708, $2,121,172.00 even eeesves320,662,181,05 RLECTION DAY. 'The banks of this ciiy will o no Luainessnfior 1 o'clock on ‘clectlon day, ‘April 4, i order thst‘thelr clerks and coatomors may Lave an oppertusity to do Ahcir duty at tho polls, UALF-HOLIDAY TO-NORROW. ‘The banks of ‘this city will close their doors to-mor- row at 1 o'clock, In obscrvance of the town slections for Assessor and Colloctor, ate. NATIONAL DANK OF TIE GTATE OF NEW YORR. ‘Tho Now York Daily Bulletin montions & rumor that Mr, Patrick, formerly Cashier of the National Bank of tho Btate of Now York, had reduced Lis indebtedness 10 it by giving up a large smount in bonds and scentle ties, Tho oficials at tho bask, being queationed, did ot deny tho fact, but declined to give any informs- tion {n regard to it. A rumor was also curront that tho Lank contemplated winding up ita affairs by May 1, but the Vico-Presidont statcd that the officors Laa 00 power to {ako sny such nction, nor did be know that any euch plan had been contemplated, All the Uabilitten that Lad been demanded wo pald, and this ‘was all the duty that tho oficers had to perform before iho meeting of the stockholdors, which would be beld on April 6, Aftor tho stockholders had hoard the re- port of tho bank's conditlon, they wonld them doclde ‘what courso would bo thoe best to adopt, WIAT 1§ TUE MATTER WITX THADE. New York Daily Dullstin, Let tho following facts snawer, Taxation In 1860 snd 18962 FEDEMAL TAXES. $ £0,010,168 “2ou0303 i £207,010,0% n| tncreasa of popuhuan 43 per cent, BTATE TAXES. (In:luv.ltng only levies for Blato puxpeul.) n 1860, -.$27,265,110 senenes 0,404,380 INCTCAN0, 00 resssss o seiees. $13,109; Increass of Btate taxcs, 158 per cent. Increaso of official valuntion, 48} per cent, CITY TAXES, (The combined fourteen cities of Daltimore, Bostan, Drocklyn, Chicago, Clncinnatl, Detroit, Loufsville, Milwaukeo, Newark, New Yurki l’hum].n.l[lhh. Trovie dence, 6t, Lonts, San Franciaco, 1n 1800, . 810,788,183 An 1875, » 91,657,811 230 000 00:§71,809,160 Tncreass of city iaxes, 503 po cent. Incraase of population, 70} per cant. Incronao of oflicial valation, 157 per cent. YEDERAL, ATATE, CITY, AND COUNTY TAXES, Actnal in 160, Partly estimat Tncroaso.... Increase in tot Incre natlonal population, IOV LONG 15 T nt, i ZNONMOUS DIAIN ON TILE PIOFITS OF TIADE TO L ENDURED? Ths affect of thin rato of taxation must be s 1. To dnve capital out of {ho country, 2. o shut out forelyn Ia 3, o pauporize our warmu ‘population, l. To contolidata arfstocratic tendencies; and &, To saw tha soods for # political rovolution, The Dulielin might safely add that this tramendous taxation fa the result of the pablis profligacy tlat ia cloarly traceablo totho papor-monoy discase. Legal. tendor paper gava o fovorlsh activity to busineas dur- ing the closing years of tho War, by which tho many ‘wore {mpoverishod and the fow enrichied, and millions ‘wera persusded that tho country had grown rich fn~ Btead of poor by the waelo of warfare, and private ex- traragance compated wilh lavish publis expendituro, “Thls 18 the paper-money pestitance, TIE DONANZA PRODUCTION. The San Franclaco correspondent of ths Daltimare Bunsays: The grest Bonsnza mine, known Virginia, han produced i the u-x“x'}mfff ;7”&3‘5‘; daye throo miltions of doliars—0 per cent g and G0 per cont silyor—say_twoaty-ons miliions “for uno with cortalnty of continuance, ¢ 7he Calie Fortla, " next norll, Is opening ouk. on' tho some Lo manza, with yet richior ora aud. doubla capacity for Jromking. It will during thls year, probably in Auguat, Do in full work, ‘Tho product of sliver will thew ox" ceed furty miltions a year, to which add thirty miliions Srom tho oie hundroed other minea in tho Htstea of Nevada, Ulsh, Arizana, Oolorado, ke, snd i will stk You thint it will be {mpossthla’to cieck ths groming disgarliy of valuo betireun gold and iver, b writwr then goss on fo_make this calculatlon 3f tho lonsnzs, boaidos having longth of 1,200 foct on theso two mines, with a width of over 300 fect and depth unknown (but - probably hundreds of fect or yards), oxtends for more than a rulle, se geolo- gists predict, every year may doubla the production. @'ho great bananza kdugs, elfeving in this oxtonsion, ave bought contrulling ntarests in - elovon mines, sli connected 1n u linoalouy the direct course of tho vein, and all having more or loew sxplurations, sggrogating milllons expondied, and sl Biviug promias of opoing oul on the grost Lonan thie rango of the ol Ty bATHO i & Dalf Tiiea: Tl b o rorent 3700 fowt. of ground abovo tho Carson' Kivar, “The Gphir Mino e tho next extensive mine north of the California, Hcfura the yoar cxpires it s oxpected to Do working Ita part of “the Nousuza, This mine i Tovorita stock smong speculators, I3 is tho loading ove on Block Exchangs. Unilod States Benators Jonoa snd Hkaron control nearly one-lalf of tho |nlnu, in- cludiug Opbir, that wra presumed foboon the Tio- manza; ¥lood, O'Urien, Fair, aud Mackey the other half, GOYELNMEST BONDE. Ualted Btatos Be of *61 ‘:‘H‘?z Uklted Htatoa 5-208 of 1183 ! '63-—Januas 19 6-208 0f '07—January sud July, my g—m *a—Janusry snd July, 1y, ... . 1y’ Ul Hiatos mew 63 of 1, ‘ Uhited siés ourveney o lisy GOLD AND OREZNDAOKS, * Gold was 113)@118);. + Grocnback wers 83){@88a0n tho dollar in gold. CITY AND COUNTY nmma. Chicago Oily 7 ¥ ct, bonds, 100( Aint, + Chicago City 1 3 ct.sswes % & lnt, Chleago Oty T yct,vmurluu lu lx &t Asked, Cook County {aliort) .. + 100 &iot, 103 Lint, wl}n Cousy 7§ ek, "vouds 105 &iot. 308 &lnt, iot, wisssonenes VT & o Park)iscsaneieoase sornarmnnes 95 Kint, FOREION EXCHANGE. Bixtydaya, Blght, T3 0 wiben Tark 15 6 boads, Forts Clicago 19 ¢ty bonda (Lincoln First Katloual Bank, . Coameieal Natioual Dsnk,., IH . Futh Nutional Bank, 203 Northwastsru Nadl City Railwsy, West Bldl..... 17% City Hallway, West R o ) it 108 i City Railway, North Bl Traters' Inghranco Qomiaiy 1 Ohamber of Comrmer 0 Chicwgo GurLight and Coks = i 35 MONKY, GOLD, AXD FTOCRS, ¢ Nrw Yonx, April L—Gold declined from 1137 %o 113%, and closod at 113%. Cash gold loaned flat st 2,1%,4, 2, 8 € and & per céut, for carrying, Bpecie shipments to-day, $45,000 gold coin, $163,000 Lexlean siiver, and £130,000 Spantah doubloons,” Oovernment Londs closod steady, Railrosd bonas quiet and firm, Btate bonds quiet and prices nominal The stock market opened {rregular, and o the main fower and wedk, until aftor the orst aall, when thoro was o partinl recovery, followsd -soon, hewsser, by & reaciim. Weakness cantinued te ba the characteristic of the mackot until jurt before ihe closr, when tharo wasa rally of 3@ X per coot from the lowest pajut ul the fay P Vectorend recovered from 64; 5%, common from 30 to 40 ; Lako Bhors from u 1080 ; Northwostern commen from 41 to 413§ nmun from 1A% to 18 lflchhun Central from 5075 to 60y Tihnots Oentral H 0 DY, Wmam Unfon from 01‘. 0 68 ; and Hannibsl & Bt, Je Brlhll'od from 285 1025, Other clinges aaiinjortant b mmactions ab e Block Erchangs tod Ryre ted 116,000 aliires, of wuich 11,000 wezo Krie, +8.000 Ko Hligre, 6,000 Northwestorn, 8,800 ucilo Slafl, 24,500 Bt, Paul, 1,000 Olo, 10,000 (Veatcrn Unlon, nad 5,000 Michj, flantn L, Tho weekly bank statoment was: $91,270; "w:ln. decrnane, $R2,000; I 110 crawn, $2,055,4007 deposite, I!Dcl'tlll, S‘J. 30 ;-ul-ueu, increass, $164,800; roscrve, 4 (1% 0. Money cxrml easy Al 3@4 per cent. Prime more cantils papar, SAGe, Custom receliits, $400,000, ‘B Asslataut Troanntor dlsbiirsed 459,000, Clearinge, €10,000,000, JLoenn, neresie 4 o= Storling Hlrm; 43756 Coupans, *1,...ond ot Fieaniey Qonpons, ! SLI1%0 | 10-40m, T8 HNew ... ©2 1147 1 10-40s, coupons, Couyisa,"351..111" L/ 1at ] | Gurtenclos'. “Coupona, 8. poNpe. Virgln Miasou: Tennansece, LOW. Virginis, old. ‘Westarn Unfon, Tennesses, old...... u l A 35 “Harlom.. 18y Matiom pid. 158 153 llr.hluln oemnl.u. 0} A(lunllal.l’mcmlphi 4 .24 Indiana Central....., 4X 63 | Chiago, T & Q... % Lnake Shaores, .-69% | Hanuival & 8t, Jos., 30 Tilinols Ce Irll UBY | Central Pac, bonds,.103 Cloveland u-uunum 95 | Unton Pactto bonds 1053¢ 44X | U hucine lunagrantioti¢ (Y U, inking fand.. 90 Cuy Guy Co &Tivmererss 68 |'N.JL Contral,. 07X CALIFORNTA MINING WTOCKS. 1aBkn Tnaomco, Avri 1.—The foliowing test ivlack guotationn at the Excliang irginis.. 87 X% | B camoudm v Ytl.lqw Jucke QTR oovssnraene iro.. Ty Dout & Relcher., Tale & Norero: Crown Polot.. COMMERCIAL. tho leading articles of produce in this city during tho {wenty-fonr lours ending at T o'clock on Satnrdsy mornlag : TECRTPTE, TTMENTA. 1876, | 1875, ([ 1876, ] 1875, m,sng W fl|0 10,877| ll 660 um 18,018 865 5,519 3,000 157,810 l.-ll‘ 5 o Broam corn,Nal.. 40,305 " 60,000 Cured moats, s, mm luao:w 13,600(1,858,914 Beef, brls., e s [ 20 i, br 1004 1407 63,30 1 Wluu!nrn lnm store on IFriday lfl'r city con- sumption 3 3,630 b wheat, 1,630 bu oorn, 1,337 bu rye, 870 bu barley, The following grain was inspectod into store on Baturday morning: 1car refocted wintor wheat, 6 cara No, 1 N. W. whoat, 34 cars No, 2 N, W, wheat, 7 cars No, 1 apring, 35 cars No, 210, 14 cars No, 3 do, 13 cars refocted do (109 whoat); 5 cars high-mixed corn, 67 cars No, 240, 3 cars now-mizsd do, 18 cars Tojected do (81 corn); 4 cars white ocats, 2 cars No. 2 do, 1 car rejoctod doj 8 cars No, 2 barley, 4 ears No, 8 do. Tolal, 204 cars, or 70,000 bu. Inspectod oub: 21,291 bt whieat, 13,853 bu eorn, 1,820 bu oata, 10,120 bu barley. ‘Tho following were the receipts and shipments of bresdatuffs and llve stock at this polat during the past week and for the corrceponding weoks ending as dated: Apid, Aprit3, Recelpte— 2576, 1n16, Four, u.m 9,7l ox 217,619 B1,470 dorn, Im 18, 154,04 Oata, b, 101,629 90,095 Rye, b 3,160 4,001 Barley, 874 Dressod b 138 Live hogs, N 4,01 Cattle, No... X 10,392 Bhipmenis— Flour, brls,.. 43,471 63, Whaat, b . 128 e 140,618 94,703 44,1 €1,p60 1; 1,241 25412 a0 218 na moi ] v 18,034 0, 7,054 The following wern the exporis rom Now Yook for thie Weuks cuding an dated ; mrnh J- 870, 3,000 Mosers, Mclares & cn., of \his city, Faraiat 2 fol- lowing tabls of stocks in Liverpool on ths dates named : Jand,c apll, 1876, R Wheat, qre. v, Cou ,ouo Cora, gra T 98,000 Flour, ac 3,000 12,000 ‘Tho quantity of whest aficat {s re quartors against 1,460,000 quattars M s |’.aw,'u, —oxcess in mm-l 0 ore and o srrive, I m 000 quiar. tors, Tha l{nlearn afioat {a reporied at 240,000 quarters eaainat 119,000 mo tiine lu year— ‘sx0cas in supply 1n stare u:d b arrive, 24,000 guartars, Tho lesdiug produce markets were ratber quist on Baturday, much loss busicess belng done than ig usual on tho Ist of the month, Thoe daliveries on April contracta wero not largo, though fair iy pork and@ wheat, and (there wss Do particular prossure to sell ; but the weathsr was finer than ex. pected, April coming In quite plessautly, and this tended to lower prices, Thoe tone was, however, quito steady in most departmcnta. In the dry goods market, thers wers no specially now features, Thero was soms deparimental activity, but the genoral movement was not what might be oxpected at this atage of the season. Values wern nominslly steady. Groceries wera ordered with some froedom, at fully sustalned prices, the ganeral markel presenting s fiym tons, Coffecs, sugure, and sirups bad an advancing teudency, 1In other Luoes no ime wmediato changes wers looked for, The Dubter market was atrong, Thers was s good demand, both from tho local and shipping trade, st 23@40a for good to fancy, Clioosa remalos quiet and Orm, The dried- fruit trads was reported fairly active, with no change ta pricos, cxcepting Turkish prunes, which were up & Xe,—uow quoted st T@TXo. Tho fab market was sleady and frm, under » good demand, Prices of coal, wood, paiuts, olls, teathor, aud bagging zemsln a beforo, Thie recelpts af catile and hogs for the three montbs ending with March, this year and laf, compare as follows: Moy ] w13 1e18. s, mlfll. January., 64030 Tlo0m s88i1 445,041 Fubruas, TR VT A T Mazch, B 10V12 30T 211,089 Toml WK WL 1001 1,007,504 THE CIICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1870. — e . ‘The lomber markot was quiet and unchanged. Nails and fron wers qulet ad racent Fates. Wool is moving ont generally fn smail Ints, and former prices are ad- hered to, Droow-corn I8 Tathor quict, but without quotabls ehange. Timothy seea waa In good demand, and firm under restrioted offeriage, whils othor sceds were quiet, clovar bolng eany, owing to & larger supe Pply, whieh exused buyers 4o hold back. The receipts of bides continus moderate, and the markot {s stesily ninder thie nstal damand from dealers. ITay was In modetats local raquest, and steady. Egqn wers in bet~ ter requeadand ficmer, Ponltry aidvancel 3@Se per 1, the offerings belng very MLt In fact Inadequito 10 meet the wants of the hotels and other local buyers, who wera compelled to enter the mstket, Lake freights vroro quict, Thora wis a very good Inquiry, particularly for vesscls taload corn, but car. riors and sbippers falled Lo agros on ratos. For corn vonseln, da wae froely bid, but agents held off for 4 e, andup o {ho close of tho msslon no charters wors ¥mmwn to havo besn made, The Kingston chartar Friday avenlng was tho iarveat Home for about 35,000 bu of corn, . OTNED PRODUCE BTATISTICY. The Now Yorx Produca Erchange IWeekly gives the tollowing ¢ The visthle supply of grala, stock in grsnary st tho prwcial pointe of ac- cumulation at lako 2ad seaboard n tramsit by n t frozen in on the New York cauals and the +March 33, 18765 Whaeat, tCorn, ba, " ba, compriatag the ats, | Bacloy, Hyo, nll\h ‘a’“‘:, II’II. 313, 7 e nfl!h }llfil 3 iz 138,781 |7 08 JEMOT 31, Y] of LA 9By Lico,458] 18ER £, 001 8,147,303, 195, 1% 770, 814/ 8,81 3, 152,879| Ti 818 00000 The following were ths roeeipts and shipments of” 94 T e 8 =x7s| 1a670] &%,000] 16,00 ot e, 0,53] 13k} - oz =l 0,6y Piabeiar] B s Raltiotora, oo 6l @7, b 263,0%] 535,62 585,631 m'd aifoad Now York WkMchaa i6.0m, Tk Mentnria b o1 Watieni il ln a6, _ 89,000 imatod. ‘The charges on Tall grain st grading rules aro: {2 melabing, Luyers yays balunce davaling Inspaction, Commussiuns, 3y. Total on gratn sold on arrival... Demurrage, if held afloat, ¢ per bu per dag, about 50¢ per car-load of corn, including Inlurul(‘t. on whmt and (¢ per bu for firat thirty clualog woigling i kud out and guaraaty cf ght, and 4o for cach bu eac] sray ten (1) dlyl thersafter; on oats, e lur flmt thirty days, an 140 cach fiftcen dayn thereafter, Insorance!m store at rate of about 80c per $10.0 por year, and short rates in proportion, say 810 for $10.000 ono' month. On grin, ught afloat, sored, and aold In store, the half-wiigh= Ing collected of buyer and sollor paya 'tlio storago for tho first month. FONEION TMTORTATIONS. Ticcelved at Chicago Customs April1,1576¢ Folth Dros, 1 case artifical flowers; Briggs & Dro, G bags sceds; A. A, Munger, 2 cascs books; Mandel Iiror,, 1 cass woolen shawla; Union Rolliag Mitl Compsny, €0 tons spiegel fron; North Chicsgo Tolling Ml Com. pany, 18 1,075-2,240 tons spiegel iron; C, B. Osborn & Co., 10 hiuls, 10 kild Xegu stout, Amount dutles col- lected, $4,609,46, ‘Total dutien cotlected March, 1876, Total, 187t +$209,630.85 ’;]1,8‘1.315.20 $ 20,315.45 alanne, over 1875....... 1 Balanco over1875. PROVISIONS, 110G PRODUCTS—Inclined to dullness and down- wands, though tho market was not heavy. Tho trading was ncarly ail of the speaulativo kind, the shipping do- mand being at zero, and tho businosa chlely had ref- erenca to changing ovor, cavitalista taking tho product to carry into a futuromonth for certaln promlum, The Dawly Commerciab Report and Market feciew gives tha following as the shipmant of provisions from this city for tho porlads namod : Purk, | Lard, Nams, Should Velar | e |t g8a Midules, s, TN e I e 1 'ug,mw 7,86 1,00 Tsls s Sawo weok, 14 ! 330 Hiaco Nov, 201141, B3l wmfl.waum Bane tras o4 l16% Do, s 1 08 Lo, B “Ihe Btock of pork In New York Ia roportod at 04,303 brls, sgainst 27,045 brls s month ago, and 63,424 brls n year ago, "Tno stocks of provialons in Bt, Lonis are reportod ns follows : Pork, brls, 13,012; lard, tcs,12,030% shoul- dora, I, 3,194,000; short ribs, Ty, 6,550,000; short elear, Ita, 4505,000; iams, Ibs, 2.234,000. Mzss Pozx—Waa dull, and sbout 106 per brllower, Tha market wsa doprossed by the fact of rathor heavy deliveries In the morning, that fact widening tho May promium by the ncroased {nquiry for partics willing to carcy fbe proparty aver to that month, Salos were 7o, mu of 70 Urls cash st §22,60; 4,350 brla sellor April at 2),36322.40; 5,000 birls sellor May at $24.05@%2.70 ; and 2250 brls sellor June st 31W@TL05, Total, 11,670 brls, The market closedtame as £12.83 cash, sellar March, or seller April: $22.6522,673¢ sollar Buy: $22.00 seller June; sad $13.15@ 21,20 oller July, Frimo move pork was nominal at $32.00, and extra &rtma sold (10 Lrle) a3 $17.00, Also 70 el hooks st Linn—as quiet and_suter, declintng @50 per 1001, in sympatiy witly » further drop of d per ewt In’Liverpool. ‘There wos not much inquiry, but holdern nflamd iittlo, Balon wers roportad of 600 tes nnll ¥ th ¢ a1 P00 tca beller A 2,500 tes sollor Junoat HAIT T, Dolst 7,000 tos, Tho mmarkot clossd llud 2$313.83@13,5 for cenls or seiler April; §14,00 @i00ng for Meyi BILRGIIY for Juns; sud S1L,ITK@14.40 for July, Meats—Weore dull and firm. Thors was very little domand,—scarvoly any from shippere—but Loldars wore nol disposed to make conoeasions, Hales wore Umited to 350,000 Iba lhm’lflb‘ -au:m Juna at $12.40@ S Bes0 1243 per 00 Ia, Tho following waa tha closing rango of pricea: Bloul leng Bhort BShort ders, clear, b, clear, B 1 Uy 13 85 ux n 1y B nuy om 1y gy nx o1y g (AR U T A U 0% 1% 20 and ‘short clears quoted st 124t cash, and lage Fualier ‘April, bozed: groea hams, 11 @120 weet-picklod do, u.mm Cumberlands, cash gr solloe Blarch long-out hams, 13@13ic, boxed bunn hatas, @13, OnxAsE~Was quiet at 83@de, DEEF PRODUCTH—\Wers stoady ond qulet st $10.50 @110 for moas, $11,8X312.00 for extea mess, and $24.00G324,50 for Liawns, TALLOW—Was quotod at 82{@6)e OREADSTUFFS, FLOUR~as quiet, thongh = littla more was sold thanon Friday, sndat full previous' prices. Thers wis s falr demand for low geados, which were very frmly held, baing in lght sock, while other grades ‘wore stoady in spite of dulloees fn New York aud an earier fecling in wheat horo. The stock fn store in this clty {a ropocted as 48,832 bris, againat 58,783 bria one month sgo, and 32,000 bris & yearago, This do- croasa In tho atocks fs @ result of ths better domand for shipment experienced recontly, Bales wero report. #d of 150 brls winters st $3.50 for unsound; and 1,237 brlaspring extras, partly at $3,00@6.00, Total,1,407 brls. The market closed quies a$ the following range of prioca: Cholcas winter exiras, $4.50@7,50; common to good do, $L15@5.80; spring extras, $4,00@4.50; good do, $.00@4,50; choice do, $3,00@5,25; pstents do, $6,50 @1,35; Minneaots, $4,75@8," pring suporfines, $3,00 @%50; ryw flour, §4.00@4.15, . Buax—Vaa lees schive, and sgain declined 50a por ton, Bales were (0 Lons at $10,60311,00 on track, Minpiixas—Balos wero 10 tous at $18.0 an tzack, Huonze—Halos wero 10 loas at 312,50 on track, % &:‘u’:‘mu—mw wis nominal st §17,30 per ton WHEAT—Was lsas active, and doclined ;0 por bu from th- closlng prices of Friday, but the Anal Aguros wers ouly c Lalaw those quotations, Liverpool was quoted 'un uzud but New York was dull sod * lower to lu\l. whi Hock of wlheat reported {u Liver- pool was uaum»;umm. ‘which 18 87,00 quarters, or Dearly 460,000 bu, mors Lhan st the bwlngiwnl the year. The Sayoria from Naw York during tho puat but T alip- ment, hut the lower ‘grades wers firm, | For fae turu‘ézuvmv 1here was Ut demand. Apmm‘;ll::l oporator baught 180,000 bu early, and hin buyers held off, Wie examplo ot bolng followed as it ustinlly 1s, and the marxet ruled steady only u..,)u.m“. :gfimdulllfll when fl'xl-y ruwfil Lut & poor Suquiry. or May opencd 014 at $1.074%, dec) Bh.0854; and closed s Bellcr ‘s month. ov 4 3104, o, 2 kprin dsinoia 2 peing rat nnae- |8 o o Loty Closiug bamos faattaids uiar b 1irgo uu.rlng-.‘ Sie No. 3 s0ld 28 $1.03K@31,03 y(‘)‘uh salos worg e ciod oL 1154 u‘.flfl,‘ O S0 i Mo priogal o 1&, bu_ do (Rfuhrth INE; 5,000 5‘00144 ‘? nt .;80)(5' aod u by nmpln [ Mu ,400 MINNESOTA wun—vln in falr demand, and ¥o Jowez, on No. 2, in sympatby with the gsaoral iarket, Bales vtn flm bu No, 1 a¢ $1,16; 3, W bu No, 3 st um% ,000 b do (regular) #¢ $3.03); &nd 8 by nmw’-t $1.06@1,18, moatly fres on board R0 Gmm wmh-wl was mado of 400 buat track, .16 on "oonn—w-am less sciive, and » shads easier, cloaing 3o lowor thany an Frlday evenlag, _Livorpoot was quoted 84 _por 4% fa lower, and New Tark was «ull, whilaiha weather In tho West wan falk, snd the deliveries o April contracts wers riiher Iimfit than gxpecled. Thho daily recelpls wera wodorate, and_tho footing up of ths daily postings fndicatad n further in. ercase of nearly 70,000 bn in the stocks in store during e week. ot Balthmora and 1 alladeipbia were undoe: stoad rolatively firm, with a faje domand, and et olpod o tadinete. Theva wan sacto iapoaition 1o aell anl lesa to buy, but sellers were not willing to make mtarial concorsions, a1 they did nak expact any considerabla increase of recelpta as s cousequence of fine weather., fellor May opeiod At 40,6, dbclined (o d8%c, ana cloned firm st e, Solier'the month, or EeqUIE Now 2, aold b &5 ize, cloving al d8i(aHac, Heller Juno sold &t 431G 0, a1l ncller July at 493 m\u'gc. both closing at %¢, (Hit-edgad recelpta u[ Na, or high mized sofl st 47, @1iKe, clovug at 47%e, Cash aalea were reported of 41,900 bu No, 2 at 46@473e 3500 by new bigh mizad at 430; 2,000 bu naw maired At £4@43e; 400 bn rejected (regular) at 400 400 b oars st d¥a§ 5411!0 b Ly ssmpla st 44@4To on track: 00 1,600 00 1o &t 46@7c fros on Loard cars, Total, 44,600 bu, OATH—Wers qutet, averssing Yalawre, The offar- Ingn wers £z, hut tiiere were vory few bivyors in the tusrket, alther for eash or optluns, though fresh re- celpta of cash wrs bought in earry into May, The oceipin wore vory lght, Soller My sold ub ‘Staie and elosed ot . Bollor April or ra Foned From IS AT, Soelng ok the AL, reccipts bronght a3\c. Bamples wore in fair re- qest st unchanped priees. Cash ajon ncluds 4200 Ui 50,28t S04l 3o bu by ammple, whit, st acqme on track uu ot 3¢ free oo board, mz—w-- qnlel and ptesdy, There tvas gomo in. 1y, but_the Hmited ofieringe restricted tradlng, Tresk Noy 2 50ld at 660 and Fefuiar wes auotod at 041G @tsc, Faturces wero nomiusl at Gi@64is for wrh, aud 680 for Aoy, Cash ealen wors confued to No,3 freah at 66c,and 130 bu by sample ‘a o on trncl mnm—Wu farly agiro and flrm, clostag abont Xo higher tmn on Friday svehing.' The rocolpta ove vary mmaalh, and. thero oo & good many Duyors in the matket eatly, when prices advencod 1¢, but af- Larwards portion of Lhe galn wag lost.” Selior Apil a0id a4 60@Caice, wn closad a the [nald, May openied at 6lc. nold 0 62¢, and cloaed &t dle, Fresh rocelpta rold at G2, and regular ot 60c, No, 3 wan stoady at 40 @tic, and’ rejected nominal at o, Aamplea wore shord plonty ayd vary duil, Cosl malep wera reporiod L No. 2 s 00a, and 800 bu No, 3 ot 0@ ile. ‘:uu! 7,800 b, —_— GENERAL MARKETS. ALCOMOL—Was stéady st $2.14, DROOM-CORN—Was in moderale request at rocent prices : Ghotcs burl, B@0o; No, 2 hurl, 7@3c; cholco medinm, T@70; good medium bruah, 6@d'ge; falr inslde snd covors, G@sxfa; Inferior, 4@4ia; crooked, e, DULTTER—The market presonted noimporiant new features, Tho demand agaln far exceeded the supply, and tholately advanced prices wora casily maintainod, Wo quote Qholce (o fancy yellow, 35@#e; medium to good grades, 26@J0c; {nferor to common, 16@ 22¢; common to choleo roll, 20@30c. BAGGING—YWas ordersd spsringly. Deyond moot- fng eurrvat noods, buyors evincsd no fnchnation to invest, and the volumo of sales was comparatively ght. Prices wore Lisld with a fair degreo of sicadines: Btark A, 213o; Peorless AA, 250; Lawlaton, 2Jo; Montaup, 250; Ontarto, 2% American A, 2dc; Amoa- keag, 23%e; Olter Croek, 2%0; burlap Lags, 4 by, UKiR1550; do, & bu, 15@16e; gunnlos, singlo, 14} @303 do, dauble, 232Hc, CHEESE=Trads wad reported falr at steady and unchanged prices, Wo quoto: Good to fancy fac- wdv , 12(413¢; Jower grades, 8@1le, OAL—Thora wao 8 moderate {nquiry for hard and soft coaln at alout previous figures, Followlog are tho qnnl:zkmu + uck“mm rauge and nut, $10.00; do el, £7.00@7.00; Erie, $1,00] mwm i) L(m-.klnu Valloy, $6,80; Tndisan bl 005 ro & Ohlo, $4.00; 1llncls, $1.00@ 4,50, Plsll—-'lho mnrlnl Aas without radical cumgn. Jobbera nra baving n stesdy falr tradeand sra mlmng tho follawing prices: No. 1 yehitafali, -brl, $5.00; No, 2 do, $1.86@4,90: No, 1 !mut. SI DO' No. 1 siore mackeral 003 No, 1 9.2; No. orel, X -brl, $3.00@38.25 5 crel, 34-brl, $6.25@8.50% No. 1 shoro kits, la No. 1 Ly kitd, €160 latge family Lank cotuh, $4.55@33.00 1 Genrgo’ucnflfllh.fl&u@d.fl' Laccador erring, wpilt, bris, $1.75@8.00; do i-brl, $3.0ké 420 3 Labrador herring, Tound, brin,§0.50,a0.75] @410 ; acated herring, por box, 406 ; No, rring, dde: Colurabla River salmon, k-brl, $3.00, FRUL'TH AND NUTs$~—Prunes; aro ‘still moeting with o lsrgo demsnd, ant under dwindling stocks prices_continne to work upward, Turkish are now {uotea st T@T3¢e, with & fariher Kvance saticipated, Kujuna aro working ecosler, Quotations ware un- changed, but falr orders wore belng fillod at a trifla 'off " from former rates, Priccs of othe er deseriptious wero comparatively ateady, Tho gon- oral markct wos folrly sctive 'olll'.mi—DlMl, now, @130 § ligs, layers, 14@100 ; Sy, drum T@iz0 s burkion pranes, now, 17 pruncs, lmlm and boxes, 8@ 13 ayers, now, 2,003,061 looss Muscatel, new, $1,00@3.00; Valencla, S Foma tensantad s 3 ; cliron, 24@3%c, Doxesrio—Alden applon, 1tG3100 ¢ Micnigun apples, UA(@y0; poschen, halves, 12@i3xo; do, mixed, 10al1e 3 do. parod, 173 @18c3¢ 5 blsckberrios, 113 @ 1ae; raspborrios, diadia; itted chorsion, 31@34s, Nore—Filberts, 11@11xe} almonds, Terrafons, 10 @200 ; Naples waluuts, now, 1k@1To ; Freach' wal- nuts, 'new, A3gise; Dronoblo walals, xsx@ma« Bruzils, 10810%o; pocano, ‘Tozas, 11@104c; Wil- mington peanuis, 88ke; Tonnedsea peanuts, 5@so African pestiuts, 1@63c. QRELN FRUITS—Apples wore firmn, Tha offerings sre maifcrate, anil it 18 thought that thio recelpls this spring will bo light. Tho demand fs cllely for auall lots. Farelgn fruita unsteady. Good 10 choico s Diew, 84,0005 50 o b ; Moasina oranges, $4.1 Pr box; Valencis do, $11.00G 12,00 por case; lumons, B unucm\f’l:.s—‘l‘numflut was firm all around. with coffeen, sugars, and sirups tending higher, Trade contiuues to_{mproye, but doos not yet shaw anything more Uian modorata’activity. Lolow ara tha phvd ona ¢ such—Tlangoon, %@0o; Carollns, 1@TX(0} Lou 1sians, 0K @1TL CorrenacoL G Javs, B0\ @3Na: Javs, Ko, 2, T @28}(0 ; cholce 10 fancy 10, 431, @313¢¢; food to primo o, pfl}‘m, oz common o Tir, Hikilye somi- ng, 500 30 ngapote Javs, 21@Hc; B Hartatbocsiame. F HyauRs—Patent cnt. loll, 11%@11%¢; crushod, 113 @ll):o;wwdeud, 11}4@11Xc; granulsted, lfl]((rlllu' A, standard, 1080: 4o No. %, 1081050} B, DN@ 9505 extra, shuaisgor 0o, o] yelow O No. 1, 9Xe; chofoo brows, 85@830; fulr to prims do, Sighge S Comamon 00, 13100 « chotod, taolimeca. 45 ’ é’l’i‘j. common {0 |nnd do, 1%4@8Xc; New Ol éln'ln 1, Hinups—Catifornta sugar-loaf drips, 70@7203 dia- mond drlp-, u.o:@l 10; wilver drips, cxtrs fine, ona coe; gar-houso mirop, 80@560] oxim do, Bl Wo' ' Orléans ruolsascs, Ciolce, u@nsw d 3 do, comtnon 10 o0, 8@Hlas Porio mu. 45@6be; common molaxses, K@ADo; blackstrap, Hriors—Allsplce, 1@1Tx0; cloves, 82@5J0; canals, pot, 115 @1845; Butmegs, $1.2901.251 Ou- 30@330; pop| sutta ginger, M'{ Hlue, uuu' German Moitlod, 85370 Hoars—True Walte Lily, 6@0sc Whtto Lose, 8GN o; Toyal B Weat, 5%@ vun, B¥@0c; Bavon Impaerisl, Gc; Gul )immn—flxulflcf. laundry, 6%@70; do, gloss, 8 @Yo; Iflu..' e:;n. g(’:mx:- xnnfiion'n‘,?m,-;-“f,nflhif ver gl a: do, oora, 1 AV St el oAby ad. frm, Prime umnmybrnugmmw on track, Timothy, $13.00 ; $11,60; mixed do, flo.m@u.oo~ orime i up- e Enuu,su L00G1L%W; No. 1 prairie slough, $T.OURT0. 11GHWINES—Wern qulet and steady at the ad. nnun(nlnwfluln«n. Balos wero 180 Lrly as $1.07 l?nm-wm in fair requnst. sound stock being gtoady snd damagod irreguir i pricar Greon ity buteliere’, 5@3y03 yreen cured, Al wnd Boaty, Jo; yart_cured, GX@0Xos green ‘malod kip, To; green country, 65 lll'acumll. Ti@1230; fint Lides: ary kip, and_ calf, e; dry salted hidos, 130; deacon skihg, 5300, Shcep palta, wool cetimated'as washe RO Sommon bar s quict st $2.50@2.70. Tha demand continues moderato. Nalla seli 18 §2,87)¢, ana car lota at $2,40. LUMBER-The market is qulet for thn tima of year, and hitto lmrmvw\ml ted unul the ‘mi driea up, Fol nwlnu are Jirst ana second cloar, I aiarnig Cirar and. socond First common siding, Flooring, first coinmot Flooriny, sscond comman, dresss Lox barin, A 3 boards, 1 Ao boudl, 1080434 1, B atock Lo ,@13.00 1LW@12.00 u,mwm cing, umnmon Tnmbar, Jolsis agd scant T llhl Wnder ilug, 20 1034 1t Asbingioe, ... er.s 558 5.0 Baingles on 1rick i%0d 2o OILS—Trices wetaunchanged, A lght business was {nroptest s ine guclations follawing " Carban, 113 drgroes ‘teet, 14@14360; do Ilinoi logal teat, 1 reon, 18415343 K50 whils, 160 test, 1) @180 al.: ight, 175 degrees, lle. exira winter lard £1.. lb' No, 1, 07@udc; To@so; lusced, wies bollcd, C ol whllln..lwllutflr ‘I;lfijnhed u«gz,mw sperm, §3.] neatafoot ofl, strict pure 5¢ 5 dnmn.m doNo, 1,850 bank ol 686 | Sirale, fi" o oll, 60@T50; turpoutine, {8@ia; n.p\n . deodorizod, €3 gravity, 195 @Lisc} “mvm glulaolt, nat Mdau,, 830} natursl, 80 deg., o; reduced, 29 O ars aui, and pricea are so low that {hiore is 1o inducament for any ono to ahip in care loads st present, Tho farmiers sre hrtngln? suough to Xuoy & Lirge propostion of tho u;{ grocers in supyliss, and gw stuck in store ia at present xmplo_to meet tho g‘s’n ‘t;(lathmn wlm buy on the sireet, Irices Tange POULTHY AND "EQQB—The market wae bare of uliry, ether [ive or dreseed, sud dnd stock sold at Piitor ‘orlces, Lurkeys wero quoled at 164300, A siffht reass I the suDly Wodld Drobably caue & declins, Eggs wero in request and firm¢ 'A‘nrhyl. 1altes ehlaem, 14@150; Uvo do, $5,00 per dox: ks, e DaTimothy waa gt e A and cholco old st $1.50, Clover was slow and esay af 03000, Fax sold a: L 140, the mmMe wlutmwlufl socd, Millal .llnnflnlln botly rnl quiet at 40@300c, the ouuld- balng for che BAL’I’—\'u in moderate roquest And steady, Tho re- su-u amall and the slocks are dally decreasing, Will provably be well reduoced whull new salt bot e o wul;lxlwnunm‘lln_ilo Hay a:‘nl.‘fl. H ;’lm i coarso, $1. ‘x‘h ity withiou! us: bank of o Wit ton daley, per s zAH—Wenqudmndnnm ctive and stosd; {ho annezed prices, un-ww.l—uwu.";:,'m !no do, L‘L m:'muum,ul(;aao Mu; & Sucst, 63344} cholow, 10 0@030; fancy, $1.01GL1A 8303 gond o, 40A13cs medfum, 43@ddos guod do, 48 £3a6%; fneal, BAaRY0 ¢ cliolce, BI@G0: 'IspaNE=Commnn, B@iTe; good o mm\lnxv. a o3 ueholcs, 604050 Ja@Ade; nm‘ common, 5} ; "gnod misdinm, Coee: e 43350, Bmest, B 338s s Cholce COR020] choiceat, TE@H0C, WOOB~—Galun wor light at $0.80 for mpls, $7.60 for heect, aud $3,00 foe alabe,—delivered. WOOL~Was quist and aterdy, Fotlowing are the quoiations ¢ Tal-washed, primo, 80.453:: ao, poor o goad, 44@30e: wanhizd fcecr, fivo.goad conditfoncd, 40 (@41c; winned, m 4@ (40} unwashed, fine, Heary ta lighi,ise@s3c; do, Tsdiam, 30@30; pulled, avorage, Juddue. IurzruaL—Commen 813 LIVE §TOCK. o QUICAGD, Jioga, llv BMI L% 8 i $,649 fl,filfl 5,500 Blieep. 1487 51, 7! 1,002,604 1,150,977 7 " 13,088 1,40 562 il :u:l 16! !JO 3,389 for lllrnh "waro s fol- Cattle, Togw, Bhecn, Uhlclw & Tock Toland R, T.20,628 66,00 6,038 Ilinots Central fialiroad, et 9T Ohicago, Durlington & Q. GOOIL 1210 Ghicayo'k Northwostern RUIL10/AI5 40,332 0z Ghlcayo & Allon Rallroad.. 0,801 13668 113 Pittaburg, Fort Wayne & O... Michigan Oentral Ratlrosd, ., M.8. &N, I, Rallroad,. P, U, & Bt, 1. Rallroad, Ohlugo, Dlfl'fllu k V., 1 1, IMI Chicago, A, P I I3yl 050 nnhlmflru & Uhlfl Tatlroad., Chlcsgo & Pacltie Nailrosd, . sul Driven ln..... s Total. Shipmenty— Pltulmrg, Ft, W, & Chiea Michigan Central Ttaliroae M.B, & N, L Railroad,. P., U, & Bt, L, ltailrosd, U’h(flfio, Dlnrfllo &V. I Ohicago & Rock Taland Iliinols Contral Raflroad Chicago, B, & Quincy . I... Chicago & Nort wuurn'lul 0., M, & 8t, P. Rallroad, Daltimoro & Ohio Railr Totahaieeen Avernge woight ) 230 CUATTLE—During tho 'nk under review thero wars Tecolved at iho Unton Stock-Yards 27,062 head of cat- tlo, and tho weok bofors 35,248 head, making s fotal for the two weeks of 63,308 head, For this immense aupply s roady axtlet waa found at prices showing nt no timo » fluctuation greater than 10@16c ber 100 Ma, Tho past week's receipta wera Jargor by something ko 1,200 head than ever previously reported, but each day’s arrivals were woll taken up, and at pricos scarco- 1y more than 3¢ off from those ruling at the closo of the provious week, In addition to an active shipping demand and tho usual call frqm tho homo trads thero wero numcrous ealen to. foeders, and bo- tween the eoveral classes of buyors nll but about 1,000 head of tho offerings were dlaposod of, Prices ranged from $2.00 for scalawags to $5.76 for oxtra shipping stoers, with sales principally at $4,15@4.60 to shippers ; at $3,75@4.25 to foedors; and at $3,00@ 400 for Lutchers’ stuff, ingors aro {u good demand llu;(l m ll[,nl supply at §25 (0@ 40.00 por Lioad, sccords n, P'radf nu o{: Baturday was liberal, and pricos wora about steady, QUOTATIONN, Cholce ne“M—Flne. fat, well-formed 8 year to 6 yoar old nteors, woighing 1,800 h: Pigo far . Godd Deeves—eli.futtened &toors, wolgh- ing 1,400 40 1,400 fla 5 Medlum Grades—Steers in fir floa, weighe 13,0085.50 4.4034.50 107 1,100 £0 1,500 1B, ve0easess <\ 420G4.40 Batchors’ Block—Poo¥ o faic wiears, and common to lolca cays,for ciy slughter, wolghing 800 10 1,160 104, ... S0@4.00 Bloek Catble—Comthan Catils, welghlisg 800 10 1,030 0.0 000vrerssseronse uogun lnfor{u!;nll.lght sl stags, bulls, and ecalawsg atoers. . . 3503150 TUUB-~Tho week openea dull at 5@ 10 deciine, Lut tio decline waa fully Tocoverod during Tuoedey, when tho rocoipta wera somio 3,000 leas than for the da; fore, During chnuu-y o 'ummhy oxicos of light wolghta again caned of 8@10s, but heavy weighta Fomiuitied Beon to the ond of th weok. B fer selon character of tho supply and demand ware concerned tbore wan liktle (iTorenca a1 compared with tho pro- coding weok. Local and Eastern buyers woro acxive compelilors, aud_ batwoen the two classes tho \wera xept clearaod,. Light welghis comprised tho bulk of tho receipta, and tho largor part of tho weok's bust- Hew was sccompliabed as £.0%38.25, though prices bad an extreinn ranga of :1.60@ Haturday's markot swas active at cloring ot $3.00@8.20 for poor to primo gt ‘%3' for ‘inferior o extra heavy; oulls qnuuu n ED—Tno supply has not been sufllont fo meot e Cormbimo Qomund. of s locad xn Eost 20d materially bighor prices bavo | Choleo grades’ wire. quick sals s £0.00(30.16, whils Commmda 16 medmm noalitios lunml buyers at 6,60, Inferior lots sold ub $4.5034.75, and oxtrs at $1.00@7.7, Tho market udied drm, with empty pens, oo, —— TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS- FOREION MARKETS, Ltvenroon, April 1—11:30 p. m.~Froun—No. 1, a1s; No. 9, 22, ORAIN~~Whoat—Winter, No. 1, 10a; ¥o. 2, 0¢84} spring, No, 1, 9a 104; No. 3, Ba; whits, No, 1,106 44; No. 3, 10s; club, No, 1, 10s 10d; No, 2, 108 34, Corn—0id No, ), 278 0a; No. 2, 20s 64, Puovisions—Fork, Westorn, Bs 61. Lard, 638 Gd, Livznroor, Aprit 1—3 p. m,—GRati—Corn, No, 1, 20a0d 3 No, 2, 20s 34, PoovistoNs—Lard, 82s, LivenrooL, April 1-Evening~BreaseTurrs—Call fornia white whoat, avarsge 10s@10s 64; do club, 108 21@102104d; red Western spring, No. 2 to No. 1, 85@ 9210d; winter rod Wamm No. 210 No. 1,98 84@10s. Flour, Western can: 2is. Corn, nuw Western mlmf i 303108 847, o1d Wemiors srted, o Ovte Moxican, Sa@ds 0l 'Barley, Mexlcan, 4s6d. Poss Canadian, 536 5@ 601, OLovxuskxD—American, GI@A0s. P'novisioNs—Prime moss pork, 878 643 prime mess beef, We. Lard—American, 60s 6d, Dacon—Long cloar, 536 0d; hort clear, 564 TAva—l'\rm Ammcm, 433 63, SR PrinoLrun—8s 64@0e 64, Nevised PrrroLrom—ile SI@1a od, Liwsezp Oir—28 04, Tosr—Comman, s 94/@sa: pale do, 164, BrIarTs or TULREATINE~15(8%, Loxvox, April 1—Even: bullion gone luta the Dank o —BiuLtioN—Amount of England on balance to- du. £74 tsTe 0¥ DissounT In open market for threo months billaba 9% per cont, balng § per cent below the Dank of Enmlllbr:lle. Coxsats—Alonoy, 04 8-18; socount, 04 7-19. AMERICAN BROURITIES—'65s, 106%; 678, 108 10-40s, 1005 now ba, 108); New York Contral, 10 ; Erlo, 17% 1 preforred, 28, RErNED Prraonzos—10w 0d@11n Hrinrrs TUBPEN? ld(‘?l 9d, Panis, April 1, ~RenTes ot Franxront, April loNew s, 1012 Axzwxnp, Aprll 1.—PrrRoveun—~dls 6d. SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS. Nzw Orrzavs, April 1,—Cotton—Domand Hmited; sales, 1,830 balea; prices Irregular; ordinary to strict ordinary, 9@10¢; good ordinary to strict good ordl- asry, 105@10%0; low middlng to strict low mid- diing, 11%@1340; midaling to strict middling, 294 @ u good middiing to midaling falr, 13%@14X0. Hecolpts, net, 2,070 baloa ; gros, 2,923; exports tothe Continent, 1,%7; Great Britain, 4,739; stock, 238,771, Moewy, April 1—~Cotlon weak; midalings, 1250} met roculpls, 744 balos; exports coastwiso, 11, sales, Onanvrestow, April 1.—Colton’ quiet; middling, 135505 net receipts, 1,045 bales} sales, 300, OaLvesToN, April 1,—Ootton dufl ; middlings, 13¢; not receipts, 984 balea; exporia cosatwise, 833, os, o, R BavaN®a®, April 1.-Cotton dull; middlings, 130; nel zacelpta, 816 balos ; oxports coastwise, 0, LOUISVILLE, KY., TOBACCO MARKET, teported by Alex. U vihill, Tvbacco Droker. LovuvitLs, Ky, Aprii®l,~The rocelpta for thls ‘weok aro hesvier than thoy have beon for several ‘weexa past, consoquently the salos foot up 1,100 hiids, or 317 htds more than laat woek, The condition of the tobaccoea to hand was good, In the early part of Abe week the domand generslly was not quile so Rctive as It was later on, snd st tha closs thero was & free genaral demand for all mse- ful sorts, In manufacturing tobsocos the same heallhy demand ahowed itself for ‘Wrappers aud, ollers of all grades, Good, heavy mew lugs s0d leaf continue scarce, sud bring fally tho figurcs of last woak, Boms #weet old colory fillers wers offersd and taken very froely, for medium to good red loat al $10,50(411.00, snd fine motlled at $13.00@14.78. flome hhds more or loas funksd sold at $1.60@2.50 leas, A few hhds of new redried colory filars were offersd and sald readlly st from $3.50@11.00, which wore rolatively cheaper than new undrisd sold the same day. In wmsppers the demand keops good, with a scarcity of black. Bome tubs of ocommon bright mold from §ILO0G 18.50, being deficlent in color and substance, Com- mon aniokars’ were in hrnl lup touum ‘weeks, aud formed the bulk PR toach {oece Tireaka ‘!'ll fr Ay "‘é‘;«“‘.m%, il s ey provious figurcs, TUs recelpts of cutting tobaccoes wer lirges thla week, but consiated entirely of irip-, sitm &nd goond aradar, thora being reslly etions, which we look for bafors long. ’l’lxt domand wes freo nnd acdive, with formor fgures lmtnhmu\l, In_export lolncoocl Ilu sales woro emfl‘\{ the higher 0x00D [} Solections, of which wro Bad none -lmny 20, O new erop. The hiddings wers generally free, and sny a0k of animation {n ths early part of the week, wna more manifest aftorwurds tn an active demand for all deairabia, J\lrucm:rly for fnn old swaet lonl luc which continues to be ltln lmly for En, for African purposor, New touaccos range fully up W Liat wook, with tha ulrmn price of $14,75, whi ch one Bogabead e brought. OI abarcos, roferced to, cloas st mm M ln“l lighor, and good swent lugs at 600 higher than thoy were & month Quotations for me 82 last woek. The msles for this wnl d yoar are a follows, showing tha origiosl and re- visw luspoctions of nl|l 'and now erop: p——Fot weok.— ~—Fot yoar,—— Ag'le, Or:flull Ruvll'. Olllln L Raview, year. b da “Hbds, Ihds. Cropol1875....,018 fll ‘ll D'r’l a3 13,810 Former crops.., 87 02 2010 2,343 4583 11 14,007 2,338 17,30 pravious y-nn the males for cor respouding periods are aa follo For week. ru month, For Joar 1t e, Hi 00 4,334 17,803 830 12,614 7,158 0,250 5,028 18,630 BOSTON VOOL MARKET, Bostox, April 3.—Wool quiot and dull, Prices drooplng, manufacturers purchasing only as wanted, and no prospect of Auny favorablo change, Lolders closing up atocks as fast s poseillo, Furthor con- casslons Lave been mado to rospousible buyers, X and XX Ohio and Pennsylvania, 42G315¢, Tho most dealr- able lots of XX and XXX on the markst would bo dif- ficult to placo at (5@470, In Michigan and other floaces very littlo has been done, and tho bent lots cane not be quoled over 40@110 for good extra, The entire salesof washed smount to only 157,000 Iba for tho week. Pulled wools in falr domand at low prices. Baleaof the weok were 233,000; super sud oxlrs, 30 G480} principally good livea of super from 34@4ddc, Tho stock of pulled wool la quite large. Holders are £roo sollers ot current rates, NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET. Nzw Yonx, April 1.—Buslness sluggish in all do- pariments of tho package trado. Colton goods in fair domand and faitly stoady in Orst hands, butie- reqular with jobbors. Printo romained quiet, Amos- Xotg prints reduced by agents. Ginghams in falr re- queat. Wooleu goods for men's wasr continuod dull, Forelgn foods movod Howly, CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET. OLEVELAND, April 1.~Petroleum quiot and fAirm. Wo quote : Blandard whito, 110 tost, 1105 prime white, 1230, in car-lols, PITTSBURQ OIL MARKET, IrrTenvno, Pa., April 1.—~Petroleum quict but firm; crude, $2.73 at Parkor'a; roflued, 145ic, Philadalphis delivery, THE PRODUCE MARKETS. NEW YORK. Sneclal Dipaeh to The Chicage Tribune, New Yonx, Aprll 1.—Gnraiy--Whost—Market dull, hoavy,and lawer; suippsrs and millers holding off, Bales, 24,000bn st $1.08 for ungraded spring, and $1.41 for very chofca No.270d Wabash in store. Tho following quatations are mure or loss nominal ; $1.04 @1.09 for rajectsd spring ; $1.08@11T for ungraded #pring; $1.13@1.16 for No, 3 Chicage; $1.14@1.17 for No. 3 Mltwaukeo; $1.39@1.27 for No. 2 Chicago; $1.23 @137 for No. 2 Nortuwestern; $LU@L0 for No. 4 Hilwaukoe; $,14@1.08 for No, 1 spring; $1.22@1.33 Torwinter tod Westein: $L0A1.43 ToF ambor do- aid $LI6@1.50 for whito \Weatern, Ryo quiot at 84@3t0 1or Wesiern; $02.03¢ for Hiate 90371 for Cans~ da i boad. lirioy dull scarce and a sbade Armor; And 0l nomiually for also 16,000 bu steamar mixed for 3lay at 63ic. Ostea unchaiiged sales 25, 000 bu at 46@4B3¢o0 for nixod Wostern and Btato; and 46@32c for white Wostorn and iato, including 8,000 bu No, 2 mixed st 403ga afloat. Provisions—Hldd long clear, Zard riu; mlon, 10) ca 14 810 for pria steam. At io frat al for Avel $1423)¢ b1 $14,30 asked ; for May 230 tea sold at 3 for lnu-. 450 Ma. asd 314,05 naked for Tuis $1440 Did ik Gaked, and for August $15.00°bid and 1880 anked, : Wimgy~-Darket lower; malca 75 brle at $1.11% per mllon. Gnogknres—Sugar—~Markot unchanged, with mod. grate Inquiry: fale o good flaing quatad 1t 7@ 75; DM As 170t e white Havma st 9E10% Ooffoo—blarkot uncl ianfed, wnth modernte lnrlulry. Tt quoted at 18X@1c in gold, and Afaracatbo a 2ot iudes qulet xnd unch 0d; primi ALLOW ] s quict snd uncha 8 coun- try und city quaml at ax@o?a u;‘.,l;u.“ soeiate Froun—Markbt- duil sud Wiy in buyors® favor: No. 3, $10@LC0; super Eiato .n $4.80@4.10; sommoii (o & s0la patont pm‘gfi, 05068000, nyfnom Ty St Gmm—\vhut-llnrkm duu, and mamly ‘In huyen‘ pta, 43,000 bui No. 3 Chleago apriug, do, nominally $L.1: H@1.aTs N, 3 1.10; No. 3 Aulw-ukoo. $1.23R1.203¢ ; whits Veatorn, §1.47; un- gaded spring, $1.03@1.12; No, 1 apring, in storo, 8Lss: No.2rod Wabal, vory cholce, tn siore $1.42, Tize oatern, 8iadoa; Hlate, 0090205 Chnads, i) boml rIo@ 920, Tlarloy dall and a.mpm,, No, 1 Canada,’ $1.08, Gorn scarc and firm ; soceipi, £.000 bu s mixed, no grade, 5)(@0To; do, tenmer, o e, now Weatern mized, ungraded, '670; whi oo, Oata il ihangea; seccipia 10 woh oornes—Coise—Rio cargoes, qules” & shungod. Sugsr qulet snd uclianged. Molasses feady Torto s, {0et0o; Toglias Tuland, 39@10a; New Orlesns, 43@82c. Hl‘l—fllcldy ln'l unchan, god, Easstorn snd Westorn, 108156 ; Now ok Siate. 1301705 Culorata Jocyime. 1o ROLITCQuint butslady cruds, 8% Totlued, o canee, Tav sle-(fly Gt B(@8%¢0, B'num Rari—Duil at $1.70@1.7144. Beuura TunpRirzone—Quiot at e, Eada—Unchanged. oot arket dull; domertlo raco, 86G050; pull , 0@470; unwaah, 'oxos, 15530 .l'novxlmns—l’ark Tootiet. Al e asee, 421,28 00 bid; Am‘ll, $23,25 le od ; ‘1.1.30 May, FILS B0 s $20,68 sakent Jarsor 693,50 bid’s 23,70 anked July, Boef quist and unchunged, Out neaisWesl- ¢ri dull; middles quet and unclisnged. Tand kot enslor and very dull; prime pieam, 31 SLIHBUL Hiay $14.30.4141 3&: l"'fl'm, Weatern old, IU\DJM. fitats, 206 ”@ Orecat—Unchanged. e Fitikr—Lowes. 8 SLIIY Mrrats—Monufactured copper stendy: Ingot lake 2420 Bootoh pig-dron quiok but arm st 233 @tior Kmericaa pig-iron ‘aulet aad wachngedt e e e b e, vna L 4 In 5.25; horseahos, No, 8, 306310, s rm ADei Lo L0TH—Qulot bt stead vk —FLouR—Qule ; Yisconun and Minuesols wsirs faily, €570 e Btate, Olilo, and lndiana, $6.4037.00; patent, $3.606 878, nu'x—wuuulmdfl mnnsllnnh red, $1,49¢31.60; ;?‘:&r ““’%.’,.f?x' 1‘5‘ @110, R 531,00+ g n. LosaLI0. Tiye sian ru Mackot dull ; yollow, 0% 3 €5(36330; sioam, 60 @Bl Oats' nrnm. whil u(-}wo muized, 4@ 460, Puomsions—bule lemand; moas park, $33.60G13.70, 20220%0; mmoked do, 16@16aj o a1dos, | u;«@u«- o shouldurs, Jue wye. Dikkioa hams, 3 u rb Jhonlders, 10:Ixe; do aldss, 12Y@13K . f‘ Brepy—Clo m.w@x 160§ timotly and flax “me‘d .".L‘;{I.I—QHI ity md' “Kfl refinod, 145 ol A Tefin o WataxY~Weatorn Lold a L §L1 le York Slate 3 r BurTkn~—In good detnan Dradford Ouunly, remuy Ivania, extras, 4042 24@380; Weatorn extras, 35, @380} Drats, 23g180; Weat orn rolls, 30aSHc; , B, Ourrsk—ticady 't m; New York Btate, 12%@ 14o; Weslorn fin, 135@ Yaas—In lmu Aemmu, Penusylvania, New York, and Delaware frosh, ldu, Wallltn frosh, 15@10c, ‘TOL:&W. 0., Aprfl l.—b‘wnn—nnln and un- chiany n%m—Whnl dufl and heavy; NO‘ 2 white Wabssh, .se No. 1wbhits Michigan, §1.39 xI 0.7 do, $1.18; imwr,lo\-nAl i s(;( T $1.90% ; No, Ibqlon um mcm‘m ll \N. n:ncudnd b0, Qorn falr and fina; Mgh mized $)xo; u-;. Bi'; dune, Sla; low mized, iio; o S13a; Do grade, 8lc, om utet and sloady ; N0, 2 301 aud Aprl, b Mich 0. 2R 8D T1eld 4t $940, nmurn-flour.m bris; whea?, 12,000 bu; corn, 49,000 bu; oats, 1,000 ‘mur, 100 brls; wheat, nons; sorn, = -Sg Bnresrnre—! 16,000 bu; oats, 1,00 8r, Lot rfll.-mun-qnlu L Sua-Whead nutés and unchang r, $1.01 bid, u-h. vmmr, no offerings. Ertatguict, bt rm od i dénusa, chicd] ot apeculiion, a8 m;msxu sun; K@ISKE $axgodnay, Oxy dull and lowss o Sll; Sig nmnblu. cash, " iys Brm ann unchaned; €3c. ' bas- but rm, ; No. 4 red win- S loy Srm snd unchanged ; No, 3 Cal 23.35, muh-nuu(dnn an 4nly houl Bacon luudy and firm ; stoulders, xomeTe~Floar, 8,600 bris; CINCINNATT. ateady sad in fair 4 Bulk meats quiet butfrm; nads, 31 Pnovisiony—Fork—Market easier n‘ Lard Wmml nnnhlnzodA ;hlu. 2 lll& B bes. G whest, 9,000 bu; corp, 24,000 bu; oats, v.mom; Fyey 3,000 bwj barlsy, moas; hogs, 050} catile, 300, h julel and steady. g:A}I,I:Afl.O.‘f‘Ifl L—Fuw-.—'q A s r{‘ S B st §1@43a Lye ln Im fijate N ey 2 A, m@x.u.‘ i 5% cloar rib, 13¢, 4pot § 13)f0 buyes oy ool A u. iscon steddy and frm salesat ; 130; 1340, e ’fl«ummwmndmm closing Vs Dol and nastled; chotes 550860} to good, B3@We. G DALTIMORE, uru l.—l‘wul—-Qm 2, sad mfmm quist, 8rm, 434 unckanged. Oorm unchunged at 11X@13)0 for | steady and firm| Weatern mizel lesvyj Weaterm white, H@tdos W die, (yn '\Hlfl wnd firm at k@83c. Har—Dnlland ulldunufld. PRos1stoNA—Quiet, steady, and nnchangad, Burrsn—Hearce, strong and unchanged, DRTAOLKUM—Qulet} emrh,u 1883 refined, 141, Corrrz—Hirong and qulet; 1 Jobbing, 10%@1035e, Witlagy— nm!mllyll.fl‘(. K, MrLwiyx: Af | 1.“‘? 10 °"5“":"‘ w:'mm t th m‘-" tn, -N:m‘ln-ny > TATN=Whest firm at the a No. 1 Milwaukes, ST\ Hitiag s o e Ot dull g utzod, g lo :lrauu,l!q@l“ ‘-:‘ em 230 Moo, S0V ¢ soflor Ster, $1.00i s Jite, e12s 7y H1Lon o 3010 N 3 Milwauk cad, fair d " (fi-nl;.h uec;; s:‘m.. gm{n snd nllarl‘ur Nc;. m'}fd";" neller 0, arloy 01 0. can) Ay NPTl Bias Nov 8 apring stomlys fte s i it abiot'and steady; No-1 feent m. * Ire Provistoxs—Inaciive and nommm, fem, TikoxieTa—Fiour, 6,000 brls; whoat, 53,000 tm, BittraENTe—Flour, 13,000 brls; whest, 7, ,000 by, * LOUTBVILLX. LovusviLre, April 1.—lr‘um-—szw!y and unchang. Grasn—TWhest firm at $1.18@1.80, Cort qul firw at 432460, Osla ateaqy, w‘?}n 58000 u&:fl;":‘; 21430, Nye—Market dull af 70@! Yrovntowr—Quich, Lut firm et unchlnxml. Por $23,50, Lolk meats—Bhoulders, WX} cloar siq $12,15@12.40. Bacon—Bhouldery, Yigo; udu, u\‘,‘ 1 f' Tloree, 3¢as sugar-cired hbthe, 1@ i, an' keg, $15.23, Wittkx—Nomluatly \mrhmxcd at §1.07. BTON, Bolrol'.’Aml! X.-—Fl.mm-slflflyl Yeatern super. fine, $1.00.84,60; common extras, ¥5,00@5.50; m,. conslt exteas, $5.3510.35; Minussala vxican, 5.5, T3 winler whcat O, Tnolana,” aud i $0.00@37,25 Tillnotw, $6,5(38,50; Bt Louie ““". Foiey Mianonots ad Winamein, 250 g0 V@UI} itatno-Corn firm; 133160, To¢ minad Kz yullow, Oats irm at 47G3510 for mized and No, (2 whita; rye Jected, H@47c} No. 1 whits, 64@85a, BUFFALO. DoPrALo, April 1,—QnAtS—Wheat quiot: ambe Aichigan, $1.20; red Ohio, $1.35. Gora quiats {rack, pic, Tatocted.” oy megtbetor 2o 08 o asp R MARINE, A V/ARNING TO MARINERS. ‘Tho Port Hope Times, the other dny, paid that i vessols, tha Arfet and the Ella Whito, were losdod wily barley, and would loavo thiat port for Oswogo ou By, urdsy next (to-morrow), wind and weather permitii; and that the Mary Ann Eydou would alao gall the sumy dny. Boveral othor vessels, {twas nddod, wers ul. roady losdod, and would shortly follow, Now, pro. suming that onr contemporary le correctly informa 2410 the Intentions of the Ixke Captalns who proposy to mako this early run across tho lako, atid that no 1y of Arrfl Joke 18 intendod, we would scriously warn u partica concorned against making the ltlcmpl Wo o not proposs o assumeo the fanotions of * o)y Probabilities,” who, v{uu sray, gives notico that (hy dluplzy of cantionary signala 8t tho Iska stations wm Lo resumed on April Dut we msy ba allowed ty draw llknllm to cnrhm features of the weather ro. cently, which may strike even a carelcss observer ay somowhat romsrkable, and which scom to indican that 1t can u-mly o safs yot 10 vauture ont on thy lakes. Up 1o the middle of March tho winter way very mild, on tho whole, with Yery fow days of has froatn, and fow or mo_great stormn, But Junt aboyy that timon remarkable change occurfed, and s new and vory diferent set of weather and of meteozologicd conditions genmll appedred to Lave obtatped, The firat grand displsy under tha now order of thin, was tho enow-storm of tho 101, tho day beforo § Patrick’s-Day, as not a few will remember. Thisw have beforo mllfld thu suto-equinoctial storm, snd thy equinoctial storm itaelf !nllavud on the 20th, last over into the 21st, ‘The third stormof this serim cams this d2y o wesk sgo, the Jth, and th fourth oy Taesday last, tha 23th, All thesa ‘atorms bore s fanaily 1ikeness to cachi oiher, and liad the same goneral clan actar, They ail commenced a long way to ths south a0 weat of u, baviug been feltin unug:; six, Inoive, or elghlcon hours before commencing Rere, i Bt. Iouis snd further down the aummm twolve lours or more before reaching Chies; and only beglning in Quobss when they kad almoat sascd over tuis point, They openod with strong winda from tiia northosst, the surface wind blowing towards the sdvaucing llorm, and to moot it tho groat slorm-contre in the upper alr moving ateadily from southiwost nnfl rest Lo st Now thers 8 no present appenran his' eories cqulnucual atorna haviug run u-eu out, bat the lndltlllanl are rather thad therd are more of the same character to come, and near at hand. Such being thy cane, wa would strongly adviss onr brave mariners of Tort'Hopo not o sail on Satucday, for fear that the ffthstorm of tho serics may catch tiiom out on {1y lako, e should at all eventa loy that they would dy ‘well, oro venturing out, to take heed to such waroingy 88 may reach them, both from \vnmnmn and from the Toronto Obscrvatory,—ZTeronto Masl, Alarek 31, THE SAULT OANAL. . Dids for farnialing stobo for the How lock at iy Banlt Canal wera oponed Maroh 81 by Gen. Weltzah “Thoy are a followa: Rough Col ] stone, slons. 4 Btesle, Joioh, T 9§45 LY 8 8 S Worihingtin, Notn Amies, 00re & ® B. Clomons, Marblehoad, O 0 L4 F. W, Ensign, Buffolo,. 010 Chatles Meaubnger & O o Tny Eitwin Walker, Oulcago, W W Gox & Dirg, dlicago. noou win Quarrs Qompany, Horod, 4 oy lonry Kofbar 400 0. Stang, Cldagds 10 18 1ores BLOno Compaty. ceseruenserssis 88 8 ¥.D, Van Wegonse, Valio, %0 8, 8, Vaughn, Buftalo 50 William Patrlex, Fult 50 Toylak Tigioh Oiptinb £ Tightuon & Bpauldiog, ‘Th hreys, Ol o T s etpectad tiat e & "’umna mm\nd sbout Apel1 100 ) MISCELLANEOUS, The nohr Len Iigby was sold ab Alliwaukes byun United Btates Mcrshal Saturday for $1,085....Tbe schr Qeorge I, Westoott, which hag «been langthensd snd rebuflt at tho Milwaukee Company's yard, wm launched Fridsy afternoon,...A Il Liss passed tbe United Blates Benats and House of Reprosentatives changing the nameof tha sohr Turner & Kaller to Falmouth...,The barge Wolverine ia roported ashors O] b:.fi“uh south " n!n sfi:n Haven, .., Cam of Ds, mads 10 lx.clg;llun for lla"hr o dfl—’slndl ’ll\ summer Just Lolow that city, i the Gock in now . compied with the ucopllnn of rlump, which fs belng put in por sition. k 18 fl enough to accammodals ‘yestols of any ll: and will provo a t convenionc to vessols disabled on Saginaw Bay or Lake HUron... Baveral of mn east shioro harbors Ara reported to Late filled nls rably during the winter, and dredge ing will be - 8ary. ... There is 10 or 18 feat of water in Bt, Josoph hiarbor, Any vesiel upon thelskes, it is sald, can entor the port, ... The wreck of the scow Hax- ‘monla, which cleared from 8t, Josoph, Mich,, for Ee cine in Jlnulr‘y Inat, haa ¢lacoversd on tho boach neAr Whluhfl mmrde\cxy buried in fce, Ter master, Jobn MeLaughlin, aud thres othere, aro supposed 4 lave lost th r Ives, WOODXN DOTTOM ON INON BTEAMERS, The stmr Japan, of the Anchor Ll.ua. raw Mnln Dudslo, is having & wooden covaring of lank put on hor iron bottom aa high 4 m Hln g'h ¢ is thought, will be m belter protection lpdnfl harp men, ouch 23 are encounterod at the Lime-Kiln Orossing, than iron plates, 'nm cavering 18 Inbo triad a8 oo experimont, and 1f §t [roves s sucoess ihs other ron ateamers wlu by rxuvldod wlln ook ‘The ends of the llnll. !nN and aft, aro protocted ‘hcary pleces of ch butt up against them taper oft on the o Be o' An nodge. The wok 1s noarly completed.—Detrout Fos Al mnl iy Onodri Tri tatle The atamer Alpens, o ch Transportatice Qo y, 18 laving & Ihufllulh )‘lhn.lld, puttings pow deck-framo and deck, - iling, new frane ‘whersyer nescessary, nluhuud u.uoughauz, ol mbrl, new gallus-frame, now guarda and guard-rime Tho cabin ‘um“g Yoftled thropghont, pallind iu bow T moot, atnl ovex sauling Ugtactahy. Foa any Lins spared 1O pAIDs OF expenss Lo make herd dntclise steamer dn every Esspoct, "Tha coutof 17 futing amounts o $15,000, " Thera olling left of the Alpen: hpl on .munld her being cousle nes-bost, Hba 8 Contlagred battey naw fhan on uudly she was launch- od., Wl mako her Brud trip of tho soason oa tie WA | ot deiring a trip this teaion on b hku will find the steamers of thls Company tins, and tho nmu-mlgg‘x:unmm.~uanu;m Bk e Ipeatal TTEIPORIInCE o foage bunt. Onaun v Wiiens, Sarels S The Aipeoh which s boon sutirely FebulIt wil bo mabetltiied 16 the Menominos ou the daily lino from Grand liaven W Muskegon will make her apposranct s Alpeus, about April 10, B he b Bi. Mary uas siaztod U5 roscua the lamber barge Weivarine, fopartad wiscked near Bouth lavese OOBSETD. GevTie GENUINET Tieware of Toitations] THOHSOR'S PATENT flLDVD-l‘[flDm COBSET. s ier modll bein (derod & % No, 15 (51“5‘:'3 $ “lfl",lfiz’ " FHOMBON ™ e -aslog fiEy indoo moe and“inarka ua pey 6h bobia 2:‘_ Cative Fatant Bl Fustedh m ‘wate by first-clses "" THOMEON, uuanuu % 00 Ne ¥ay tary and Patenteos for the U. B FINANOIAL Tnvest Now According to Your Hunfl. $10, 25, 850, 5100, 200, od 0 EXANDELR ot mf«“"" el 6&.. R w'fiflfif.' u-‘-:v«f. baak: ‘Um pm? shsrs, sre Briburyd o latae 1, B " makingy 654 ), 2L o becsase I"\Yun mmm.n.o? m & Oo. to prooure I o S e Ao Hor Fea fi Heata Breaios S i e ;