Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1876, Page 12

FINANCE AND TRADE. Quiet Day in Financial Circles—Dis- count Lines Decreasing, Country Orders for New York Ex- change === Clearings, $3,300,000. The Produce Markets Gen- erally Stronger, with Less Doing. @n Important Advance in Wheat---The Trading Chiefly Speculative. FINANCIAL. There was nothing new or unnsual in the trans- actione of the day in financial circles. The rise in wheat added largely to the margins deposited with the banks, but their Board of Trade businces in other respects light The amount of stofl to be carried here is not large, but, if the higher prices of produce are maintained, will increase largely. ‘The supply of commercial, mapufacturing, and miscelizncous paper offered the banks is below their ability to extend accommodations. Thetrade af the city is quiet, and little new paper is made in the rogalar courve of Lusinees. /A'he bills receira- Dle of the banks have diminishcd considerably since the first of the month, while deposits have grown The Joan market §s oversupplied temporasily with funés, and advances are readily obtained Dby de- eirable borrowers. Rates of discount are S@10 per cent to regular customers, with concessions to first-class inde- pendent borrowers, On the streets rates are 7@18 per cent, withan tnadeguate offering of good peper. New Yorkexchange was oferedat 50¢ premiam for $1,000 between banks. The-coantry orders for currency were 8 little beavier from the wheat districts. The clearinge were $3,300, 000. MIXTURE OF BANKING AND POLITICS. The Imperlal Bank of Germany has omitted from the list of foreign Government securities on which it makes advances, those of the Austro- Huongarisn Government, and the eflect has been 10 increase the depression shown in such securi- ties of late, which is not unnaturzl, looking at the extent of dealingy on the German bourses in Aus- trianand Hungarian sccurities. As & consequence, there has been a good deal of excitement in Vienna, where the bewilderment is increased by the difficulty of finding out the motives, totally unexplained, on which the Bank of Germany bas acted. The fear of loss, it Is supposed, conld hardly have operated, as the Benkis, in any case, restricted from making advances to tae smount of more than 50 per cent of the value of such foreign sccurities, and of eoarse it need not have advanced more than it thonght qnite safe at any time, so that it ia diflicnlt 1o imugine 8 good reason for absolute exclusion. Still, if the bank had been a private back, thers wonld have been, nccessarily, an end of the matter. Sach & bank may decline any secari- ties it pleases, althongh intending borrowers may think it capricious, —a charge sometimes bronght, we may observe, sgainet the Bank of England itself. But the Imperial Bank of Germany, 3s we explained last year. is in thestrictest eense a Etate inetitution, ebsolutely zontrolled by tke Imperial Chancellor, and it is on this account that the omis- sion 0f Austro-Hungarian sccurities from the bank's lst has its significance. What {s at first #ight a mere banking regulation is transmuted into a political act, and Prince Bismarck, it is as- sumed, must have had hiv _ressons for treating _Aurtro-Hungurian securitics inthis manner. Does ‘heforesce political complications which will greatly endanger such secaritice, or does ke wish, by dam- 2ging Auetro-Hongarian credit, 10 put & pressure upon the Government 0as to make it conform to come policy favored by Eartern question? We Germany. probably in the are not disposed fo think tbat there can- be any sach political reasons for the banking me: which Prince marck cortainly responsible for, thongh he may have had Tittle to do with it ; but €0 long 0s the Foreizn Min- ister of 3 State manages its chief bank, the reguls tions of the benk respecting loans on foreicn = carities, if not on other schiects, especially w cn abrapt change is made, must have & politi- Gl intercat, The Stazes which are injnred y, the hanking measure will be unuble 1o make a distinc- Lion between the Forel M ister as Minister and ‘he same Minister as manezer of the State Bank.— London Lconomisl. GOVERNMENT BONDS. United Statea 63 of ‘81, United States 5-20s of ry and. United Sial ‘United Siates currency 0s. GOLD AND GREENDACES. Gold was 11K@112. | Greenbacks were 8914@83X cents on the dollar 1n gold. Bid. Asked. TFOREIGN EXCHAXGE. 51¢! CITY AND COUNTY BOSDS. Chicago City 7 ¥ ct. bonds... Clifcao City Gook West Park 7 ¥ ct. bonds. North C] ¥ Park) .. *Axd ipterest. CE. sewerage. ChicazoCity 7 ¥ ct.waterloan. Cook Cotnty 7 # ct. bouda (o). . County 7 ¥ ci. bonda (ioug) LOCAL STOCKS. City Raflway, South Side. Cirr Railway, West Sid city Ratiway, North Side.. Tisders Innurance Co. Cliamber of Com Chicago Gas-Light & Col Exposition siock (old). Expusition stuck (net) Exposition stock (serip) *And fnterest. BY TELEGRAPII. 70 the Western Associated Fress. Sixty ar aeenees516! 85 516! 4 4054 Bid. 10 PRI Y] i Wesr Side, B ¥ cent certl- 121 sieht. 513% 50! st s 1 ] 1! 404 Arked. 1068 Naw Yors, Hay 12.—Gold wes steady at 1123 enay. alzo made flat. Governments were steady. Raflrond bonds were quict snd firm. State securities were dull. The stock market presents hardly & feature for comment, baving been dull all day, with its trans- ections confined to the two or three specialties that Bave elicited the chief attention for more than & week. The exceptionl points of interest are ‘Delaware & Lackawanna, which adranced from 106X 10 108%, and Michigan Central, which ad- vanced from 46% to 48 reacting Carrying rates were 1@3. Loans were 10 £74. The market clesed with moderate frmnese, bat withont important change. A considerable busi- pers was done in Western Talon on seller sixty days’ options at €0LQDUGHK. Lake Shore steadily upheld, and consideradle strencth was de- veloped in St. Paul ‘The sitnation devoid of interest. TLe traucactions were abont 100,000 shares, of which I 000 were Pacific Western Union, 3,000 St. Panl, 5,090 ail, 27,000 rie, 40,000 Lake Shore, and 11,000 Michigan Central. Silver rosc_to 3 per cont premizm to-day, and some of the California bankers were buying. Money warket eaey at 3Gi. Prime mercastilo r, pe: ‘Cuetome recelpts, §258,000. The Aesistant Trencurcr disbursed $378, 000, Dry goods imports for the week, $758,000. Clearings, §21,000,000. Sterling dull; 485G 459% GOVERNMENT BONDS. Lake Shore. Illinois Central. Cleveland & Pittsburg Hortawester.. B Ban Fraxcisco, May 12 tatest quotations af the § oo B orala.. Eegrermed BdieET Gy, Lotz B 5 te New3s. 10-40s, " e, 10-40%, coupons. 51| Eurrencios e irock Istna ock Exchange: Crown Polnt. Yellow Jackt fraph. Missour! Pacllc. 131 ‘AUantic & Pactfic pfd 102 Iadiana Central.... 4! Chicago, B. & Q. Central Pactic bonds. 106 Unfon Pacific bonds. 104% U. Pac. land-grant... 84 U. Pac. siaking-fund. 91 BOXDS. Vrsials oa, pew.. Central 7 L7k i+ 1 | B76—TWEuVE PAGES eat & Nelcher....... 43 | Justtce - 204 Tialo & Norcrom...... 553 | Caledoni o Gould & Curry.e.er.rs 1754 FOREIGN. Loxnox, May 12.—CoxaoLs—Money and account, ANIRICAN SCCURITIZS—03s, 104143 678, 10035 10-40, 10737 new 5s, 10845 ; New York Central, 983 Erie , 14X referred, 22. Pants, May 12.—Rentes, 105f 22%cC. FRANETORT, May 12.—UNITED STATES BOXDS— New 55, 1023, . REAL ESTATE. The following {nstruments were fled for record Friday, May 12: CITY PROPERTT, , 8 0f Thirty-third st, w?, 20%x125 T o Mg Lo 2 -8 5,000 Twentietl it, £t, dated May 11 00 West Twelfthst, 180 1t % 20173 £, wit balldings, 4,000 Oakies st, 1421 n of Fol & glted )l:):‘% 1,1 ramer at. 2 dated May 10. 6,000 war Oc%gre:?)lz.. i o obey o, ¥, 338 125 {1, dates 2. . Obiaar Bt o of Losaliess, af, S5Ti0 1L, ith bulidings, dated April 25. T 4,00 West Superdor &, D € cor Arm 3 T4 1, dated May 10, 1,500 Teil court, 3611t e of 1, eted May 12, . 1,300 Vine st, 430 7-10 {1 low st, e, 20x198 WT0Te, with bullding, dated Ma¥ 12, . 1,000 Pratrie av, 133 7-10 ft 6 of Twenty-ninthst, e, T5x178 16, dated APHLZd. . ... L 7000 Larrabec st, 52 £t & of IobbIC &L, w £, 26x100 Tt ‘dated Maj 11, L 1,800 XOKTI OF CITY LINITH, WITIIE: 77 MiLES OF TUE COTT-TIOUEE. Walfram st. 446 {i w of llaleted et, 8 124 {1, dated ay 2 ee$ 1,600 Montana st, et wVE, 0, Lot 41, dated April 6. . 1,000 S0UTH OF CITY LINITS, WITHIX A EADIUS OF 7 MILES GF TIIE COUET-NIOUSE. Calgmetav, 89 fon of Fiffy-fourth st, e, 98x Y7034 1, dated My 11.. s 5100 Lot on et 594 ft ¢ of Woodlawn av and izl frn ‘0t Forty-ninth st £, 505297 {t. dated May 3. 8,000 . COMMERCIAL. The following were the receipts and shipments of the leading articles of producein this city daring the twenty-fonr hours ending at 7 o'clock om Friday morning: v Recelpts. 1876 I 10,0: poesst 70,552 ot 1, 180 Shipmenta. Tallow, 105 rutter; 10 H, wines, bris. Wool. 1bs Fotatoes, bu.. Coul, tons. Hay, tons. Lumber, m.. Shizglex. m. Salt."bris. ‘Pouitry, 1 Poultry, 00; Game, pkzs. ERRS, PES. Chcese., boxes. &.appica, bria. Withdrawn from store on Thursday for city con- szmption: 9,456 bu wheat, 1,891 bu corn, 725 bu 213, 724 bu rye, 405 bu barley. The following grain was inspected into store on Friday morning: 25 cars No. 1 N. W. wheat, 28 cars No. 2N. W. do, O cars No. 2 spring, 15 cars No. 3 do, 17 cars rejected do (94 wheat); 15 cars high mized corn, 70 cars No. 2 do, 2 cars and 5,500 bu new mixed 0G)) 32 cars and 6,000 bu re- jected do (119 corn) ; 6 cars white oats, 14 cars and 7,500 bu No. 2 do, 7 cars rejected do, 1 car no grade do (28 oats); 2 cars No. 2rye, 2 carsreject- od do, B cars No. 2 barley, 9 cars No. 3 do, 1 car rejected do. ‘Total (264 cars), 124,000 bu. In- spected ont: 19,339 bu wheat, 81,217 bu corn, 31,768 bu oats, 1,601 ba barley, For the four weeks ending April 27, 142 vessels laden with wheat passed the Dardanuelles (some call them **the darning-necdles™), of which only 28 were destined for British ports. This namber is rather large, but the quontity of wkeat thus moved is far from being so great os many people suppose. Not a few of the vesacls that carry wheat from the Black Sea are very small—not much Inrger than fishing smacks; and none of them are like the 1s which carry grain across the Atlzutic from the Tnited Statee. The leading produce markets were generally firmer yesterday,—there were a few exceptions to the ruie,—and rather less active in the asgregate. ‘The weather was fine, and more scttled in appear- ance, and thera was Little in the Western situation to give additional strength. The turning point seemed to be the news from Curope that Turkey was in trouble and the rumor that the war vessels of several European nations belng in motion to- ward the month of the Hellespont. It was remem- bered that a similar movement began the Crimean war, nearly 2 quarter of a century ago, and feared that a gencral war will be the result mow. Of course it was not expected that Turkey could make 3 stand sgainst the combined power of Enrope, but it wae reasoned shat the movement may result ina partition of that Empire, which very probably wonld not be accomplished withont a protracted straggle between the victors. In any event, it was reasoned that higher prices moy be looked for. A short struggle would involve a temporary stoppage of grain supplies from the Dlack Ses reglon, and a protracted contest would mean mot only an incressed consumption and mnch waste, but a decrcased production. Tence there was a better demand for grain here, and at least the expectation of it on the ecaboard and in the British markets. Eastern buyers are slower than thoee of the West, but holders there were not elow to perceive that the situation favored an advance much more with present low prices than on those of a few years ago. The feeling ex- tended to provisions, but not eo markedly, asprices of hog product are relatively so Ligh as to materi- ally diminish their consumption. Wheat and corn are 50 low that an important decline is not possi- ble, and they are comparatively safe to hold for & rise. The present crop prospects are not sufficient- Iy brillinnt to induce heavy short eelling, even if the world were at peace, While thereisno doubt that with the first note of war onr visible supplics wonld be absorbed o rapidly as to make the recent talk of winter plethora seem like the visions of a dream. Dry goods were quoted quict. Orders weremostly for moderste quantities, und did not makes very large aggregate. In the grocery market there was coneiderable animation. Not many buyers were present, but the mails brought in a larze numper of orders, and a very sstisfactory busincss wasac- complished. DPrices were steady, firm, end wn- changed. Dntterand checse were dealtin rather eparingly, the prospect of lower prices a little far- ther along in the season leading buyers to restrict their orders to suppiving current nceds. Dried fruits were ordered frecly by the local and country trade, and both domestic and foreign descriptions showed firmness. The fish market wes quoted quiet, with prices ranging 2s beforc. Coal and wood were duil and unchanged. Thers was no change in the leather, bsgging, tea, paint, and oil markets. Tobzcco was in better demand, and was more firmly held, the increcsed strength being due to reports from the South of damage to the plant. The lumber market was rather guict. The offer- ings at the docks were emall, and at the yards trade continues steady. Metals and nails were steady and In moderute request. Building materi- als were dull and generally lower. The wool market remains doll and weak. The Western ‘manufacturers are ordering small lots to keep their mills in operation nntil the mew season opeus, otherwiee there Is little inghiry, und sellers usu- 2lly are inclined to make concessions ruther than miss asale. The inquiry for broom-corn, hides, and hay continues moderate. Seeds were dull and weak, except timothy, which was scarceand in few hande. The poultry market was firmer, the offer- ingw being Insuflicient to meet the wants of the city trade. Eggs were unchanged. Green fruits sold frecly at former prices. . The advance in grain caused four failures, which were snnounced In the ofternoon. Nome of them were for large amonnts. They were chicily con- cerned in wheat. Lake freights were dull and nominal at abont 23¢c for corn, and 2c for wheat, to Buffalo; some quoting them even lower. Rail rates were quoted at 20¢ to New York, 18c to, Philadelphia, 17%4c to Baltimore, and 25¢ to Boston, per 100 D, with some limits at cutting under those figures. Through rates to Liverpool were quoted ot G0c via Boston or Philadelphia, and 63c via New York, both in specle, per 100 s. FOREIGN INPORTATIONS received at Chicago yesterday: Louis C. Huck, 2,500 bu barley; Ficld, Leiter & Co., 2 cases dry goods; G. S. Haskell, 30 bags peas. Daties col- lected, $2,852.11. SWHEAT FROM CALIFORNIA- The Ssu Francisco Weekly Poat gives the follow- ing report of the April wheat fleet from that port, which Is the lightest of any month in the present fiscal year: Destination. _Ctls. Cor] 18,120 104,300 103,000 75,120 414 cun, valued at $414,915. now five vesseis In port en: There are o carry wheat, four of which are on thc verth, Meted lier carzo and s fn the sircant. The inz wheat have now reachei ruch'a low av see an increased export during tha hontk of May, that is, If tonnage caa be sccured 8t reasozable Agures. COMMBRCE WITH JAPAN. The same authority gives the following as the the recordof tranlc between San Framcieco and one has com puices for shlpr. Point that we Japan for two years: N Y. S Ch 453 230,000 Leather . Provision: ulcksilver . otatocs Other commodities. Totals... 1t will be seen that the expocts of barley, leat fron manufactures, and notatocs Liave decreased, Ww! ulcsitver, provisions, and miscellane- SRS 641,002 it ous articlea have Increas for thie Tast Ave years bav Tinports. Exports. Excess of {mports over exports. £21,055, 51 Chicago, St. Louts, New York, and many other East- ern citics, arc responsibic for ot least S, 60, 000 of this excesa, ot accountof the teas and sllsa {mporied via the Central Paclic Raliroad. —— PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were stronger, with less dotng. Hogs were n fairsapply, but Armer, sad thero was 8 stronger toue In the provision market at other points, which made bolders here firmer {n thelr viows without materlally lnercasing the Gemand. The feellng was steadler all round, there belng much less of tluctuation than ceoal. . Mpss Porx—Was {0 fair demand, and advanced 206 25c per 100 ¥, with a steady fecling throughout, but Tas & shade eavler at the close. _Salus were reporied of 4,250 bris seller June at $0.602:20,775%, and 8750 brla seiler July “at $20.773¢«20.97%. Total, 13.000 bris. The market closed 2rm at §: 5 g to welght; $: 20773 gelier Juses $20. 45 sciler July Tuaily at €21 10215 selfer_August, Seller the year Wi ominal at S17. 8246w 17.75. Prime mess pork was quoied at $10.75820.00, 20d e3tra prime &t S13. T5610.00, .amb—Was muderately aeitve. and advanced 15c per 105 a1 wnpathy it arise of 61 per 112 &5 1y Liv: erpool, but fll buck later to enly ¢ above the clostng prices of Thursday. Sales were reporied of 3,000 te3 32} 40, 8,750 tes scller July at ‘The finports and exports Deen as followe: S 4234001235, and 150 163 seller August av SI2.5745E 1 k. 12,500 tes. ‘Che ed quiet at ?l b or selier May; S| 2. 35 ler Juue: S 4733 scller July; and ut SI2.67HG12, buseller August. AraTs—\Were in better demand for fature, aad %@ Mc higher, the advaace demanded by holders cliecking The inguiry, 5o that the market was not active. For preseat deflvery the market was etroug, but guict. Sales were reported of 700 boxes longz and ‘short cleara (Thursday eveninz) at 11c; and 600,009 D8 shore-ribs ac $10.725(610.95 seller July. The following wwus the clos- ing runge of prices: Stouls short clear. short rib. 15 1 103 t 1 Long July, boxed: sweet pickied hams, 1231 1035 103¢, cash_or seiler April; loug-cut hams, 13¢, boxed; bacon hamns, Tdwlse. GReasz—WWes quict at G4OC. BEEF PRODUCTS—Were steady and gufet at $10.50 $10.75 for mess, SIL50G11.75 for extra mess, and $22.50G.24.00 for hatne. TALLOY" as quoted at 823%c for city, snd 74@8c for: ;c\umfy Xou.qsflu was m.m:(u! 500 Lrls city a3 s¥e. e BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR-Was very qulet, and very strong. The farthier riso in wheat, the casler feeling n frelghts, and the fact of light stocks, made holders frmer in thelr views, and most of them were disposed %0 ask an advance, but sippers held off at the bare ntimstion of 1t, leaving the buylng to be done by the local trade. Sales ware reported of 405 bris winters at $5.5096.003 718 brls spring extras, chlefly at $5.0085.75; 100 bris low spring superines 3t $2.87); and 100 bris rye flour at $i25. Total, 1,528 brls. The mar- Xet closed steady at the following range of prices: Cholce winter extras, S7.30&7.8); common fo good do, $5.5027.10; shipping extras, $4.5035.00; good do, §5.005.25; chofce do, $5.50@5.75; patents do, £0.00G0.00; Minnesota, $5.0066.60; spring superines, $3.5063.73; rye flour, $4.2524.50. Brax—\was in less demand, and & shade caaler n con- sequence. Salsswere reported of 40 tons at $10.508 l¢ 11.00 on traclk, and $11.00 free on board cars. Frep—Sales were 10 tons at S18. free on board cars. Conx-MeaL—Sales were 20 tons coarse st $17.30 on track. < WHEAT—Was sctive and very frreular, sdvanc- 1ng 3¥c from the closing prives uf she proceding after- 2002, and aversging fullv 1igc higher than on Wednes- dav. Tle market wes excited early by 8 telegram from New Yourk to the effect thot buyers thero were taking all the wheat they could nd, the motive belng a fear that the Dardanciles will be speedily closed by Turkish complications with the Christicn Powers of Eurove. Subsequently the regular diapatch quoted wheat es held 2@3c higher fn New York, but with **no business,” 2nd the Liverpool advices were conflicting, some quot- {ng irmness taere and ocliers a_easler fecling at the close. Tuese contradictions coused some “decided changes in tone here, but the general feeling \was a very O oue, the cometiiion AMODG Duyers puisg ofich ashiarponé. The purchasing was chivfy for tature, The uppurn of the Rarkes caITying 1t above the abllity of shippers Lo taxe No. 2 without Tisking too much v She possidilictes of an advaace while the” property s In trandlt, ‘The lower grades were sironger under 3 good demand fu proportiod to the supply, 'the Luying for future was farsely o3 local account, but & good inany orders were recerved from e cotintry and a few iroim operators in_the East. The receipts contiaue small, Ohly. 0, car-louds of the speculative grade being fn- specied fnto storo yesturda xid the reoried outgo, though not & targe one, mdleated & forther reduction 111 stocks here at o rate which would icave very llttle 10 be delivercd round ou the aalcs made for mext month's delivery. Seller June opened at S1.O3, ad- Vanced irregularly 10 31,045, fell ick 10 $1.i, aad improved 10 $1.05%%, cloalng at SLO4s, Selier July sold at 3.0l W, clostug at $L.UZE. Seller tht Tuonth, of Fegular No. 6pring, Wss nearly nointnul at $1.0221.04, closing aL the outside, with scarcely any preteriice for Eilt-cdzed receipts. | All ihe current ar- rivals were gold’ before the last advance. Cuah sales ‘wore reported of 54,600 b No. 2 spring at $1.021ie 108545 4, 800 bu No. 3 4o at S1@dA3{cs 2,400 bu tefected do a¥agtvic: i1, 0 b by sataple'ac S6308c on Couai, u. M 4OTA WHEAT—Was qulet, but 13432c higher, in Byapathy with the gencral inarket ; and holders did not offer thelr property very freely at thst adyance. Sales were reported of 2,000bu No. 23t $1.00 ; and sa‘o bu.‘lln,{’i;\mpl: at $1.10&1.18 free on board cars. To- Tal, =800 bus. COItN—Was 1n good demand, and 3463 higher than st Thursday's civse, tne markes following very closely the lead of wheatall through the scsalon, belng gov- erned hy the ssme loflue) Liverpool was quoted 3d pur 430 Bs higher, and New York was stronger, while our recelpts were aguin light, with moderately large e freights were agaln casfer. There was also the expeetation that, frrespective of ‘the w: Dews, the cola weathier reported i the British Il will fnduce spirited demand for corn t take the place of cacy. Tuere was falr demand for ship- oy, though sample lots were not mutl stronger, and tie Jocal shorts evinced o cecided dispast- tion 10 011 1y, deemlug the prospect Taverable for still Tigher priced. The uéinand for cash corn. has bronzht near the_price for July. Seller Junc il declined to 4834, and ad- ¢, Seller July roid at 56362 selier the moith, or regu No. ., closing at 44%, ‘with only a shade of preference Yor glit-edged. receipts, High- nlxed was n good slemand ut & premtum ot ahous o over Cash saiea were reported of 32,000 ba hign mixed At 4764 at 4501 1,60 ou Rew mized e 4443 aLAGREATES 5,000 b do (epecial bif) a d at 426 b 11,350 ba | k budvatisde i free ou poard cars. Tual . GATS—Were dull and weal, belng about 3c lower thai on Thursday unt(] Just ag the lose, Wiicit a prow- Iaent operatur stenped Lito the market and bid prices up 3. The receipts were larger and the reporied siipmients heavy, aud 1t was undersioed toap frefght room had heen Engaged for about 40,000bn. New York was quoted stronger and com ciosed tirm, which facts tended to strengilien she local market at 'the closc. Sefier Juae was tuc principal deal, and opened at 303fc, Tuse to 3IG, then receded to 3034c, =nd closed at 3ic. May or cash xoid early at 30c, and closed ut 304c bid. Juiy was quiet 3t Slv, and August oz 2. Rejected way easfes at 26c, * Sainples coutinne n demnand, civlce white having the preference. Cash sales were reported of 39,200 bu No. 2 2t sixcutfe; 1,200 bu refected at 26c; 4,200 bu by sampie at 3laic for mized, and S5dic 10 white, all on trucic: 2,400 bu dv at 32ae, free on boa al, 47,000 i, RYFE~Vias quict and cteady at 3¢ for No. 2. Afew orders were fu whicl were undlied, 83 the prices asked were above bugssy llmits. No 2 wes quoted at G3c. Kejected fu special bi suld " The Tecelpts weré all, but Ia=-or (han £or several days past. Sales, 800 T i&?fi'\} ALGOC; 400 ba by sample at 6oc on track. Total, LARLEY—Was dull and yery weak at a decline of 3¢, The recelpia were unespectediy large, 19 cars, of which 9 wur . 2 belug inspected i, snd the fact caused Duyers to hoid otf, and the concvssions made falled o induce any oue 1o 1ake hold, except toward the close, more bug the” mariat throughont was - litlic ter than nominal. There s no consumptlv demend for bariey, ' and the lower crades are gusalable. 1t 15 said that the stock of malt s licary, and sutficient to supply all rdinary demands for oM tiine. posstuly until next fal. No. 2 cash was offered early 8¢ 70¢, 1hen atgyc, and sold at Jast at 63z, No. I wns dull und weak at4w43c, selicrs, aud rejected at ?fllc. The offerings of low grades were compara- tvely iberal, ‘but ihere was no demand from any source. Sumples also were dull, except very cholce offerings. which wese scarce. Sefler May opeded with sellers ut 70, afterwanis at Goc, and closed Gt Gic. J s :fi':nqu‘?r ;‘ul‘m:x.\.cloehg 0L59gste. Cash Azles el No. 2 H 30| BB, O track: Total, Jugopa ! 00U B pe Wheat was active and bighen 9 e and higher, sales befog mado of 490,000 bu at $1.U4%%51.05%e, S E : 'n 053¢, selier June, closing 8% Corn wax firmer, with sslcs of 50,000 464 ';g‘.:oxti:klnd steller July 8 Smsc. bt > K was 5a10: her, : 2,25 2.8 éf':. June and &0, R 80 stronger. bl 1,5 aUSLE 35 and SIG0 seller Jalye 110 o8 seller June Vs o AT Tk was ‘moderate demand anc closiag At 630 B0RSinES TOF Jae SRd So1. UL T SR gor July, Sates: 1720 brla o8 520.80520.65 for June and “Lard was quiet and stronger av $12.37M@12. e;x}w& 1250 for iy, Sates: imxfiwi's s Wheat was active and frregular, closing Ic hi Seller ay was quict 2 S1 00M% 0% %fi»‘nfi? i SL0ug June soll st S1.OSJ duw to” 10k, od- 10 51.U5%, and cluscd_at S105K. vasin fair demand uni §iro (o o d'at 7 7 g:s;;‘filq“(?“n‘gxc ""%llm&g‘v. and closed at 47X{c. nominal st edc 1 freely Oerea st 300 withont s, 7+ 524 Juoe was Seas pork was fairly Ciize, closh ork was falrly active, closing abo biglior Fias on Chanks ot S30.90 o1 une 4nd &1 g @215 for July. " Sales: 4000 bris al £20,85230.90 selier Jone, and §21.1204@21.15 seller July. ZLard was quies and finnes, closing as $1155 for Jels, 2nd §12. for July. GENERAL MARKETS. ALCOHOI~Was quoted firm at $2.14. BUOOM-CORN—Was 1n fatr rcjuest ond eteady: Chofee hurl, 8302: No. 3 hurl, 735c; choico medium, T&7xe; good medium brush, 0BOHc: fair tnside and covers, 533%c: nferlor, 4@4bc; crooked. SB0c. BUTTER—The market bad no new features. Thede- mand, though by no means active, ncarly equaled the suppls, and consequantly holders did mot find rauch dificulty in malntaining former prices. Blost of the chofce butter 18 taken by loeal consumers. Quotations remaln os follows: Cholco to fancy yellow, 37@S2ey medium to good grades, 2325c; nferior t common, 14G31c. , BAGGING—Jobbers report no Importaut changs in the position of this market. ‘frade was quiet at steady Nm.‘d ;nr:d annexed guotations ll.;alm]: vnrAyA zcn.scer' slly adhered to: Stark A, 26c; Peerlcss 25¢; P tgton: 44y Montanp. Rscy Optario, 255 Ameri: cAn A, Zicy oskeag, 22ie; Otter Creck, 32ic; TRtap Toms: & bur Geysiske; do, 5 bu, 15B16C gunnfes. siagte, u;f-ixsc: 'do, double, '23g24¢. CHEESE—0aly o limited business was dolng. Orders, 88 heretofore, were for small quantities, and the agare- gate distribution was comparatively small The sup- piy 1 Increasing hotn fn quantity sad quallty, 3ud velo {iea remain [n & somewhat unsettied atute. Quotations are 8@10)gc for common 1o best new. COAL—The market was inactive. There wasa llm- ited nquiry at the following quotations: Lacka- wanps, ranzo and nut, $10.00; o, egf. $0.90: cannel, §7.00727.50; Erle, $7.00; Blosburg, 7.50; Hocking Valley, SG.00: Indians block,"$5.50; Balu* more & Oplo. $¢.00: iliuofs, S4.0054.50. EGGS—Wero selilng to the clty trade av12c. The of- forings were-gmaller, bus ample, and larke lots were closed out at about 11}c. TISH—Prices of fsh rematn the same 88 at the be- gining of the weck, where at the moment tley Kiow.a fair degrec of steadlness, Wo repeat our 4. 3 N out. 0. i3 l, 1, 1250 bay, +59.00@9.25 i, > famlly mack: grel, Hebrl, $6.50 1 ghore it o 82,000 No.'1 ‘ba; ; rge fam jank Sodasn, ¢ CiSrres. codish, 55,503,753 4500155 fabrador bersing, spilt, bris. S7.758.00 do, d-brl, Shooet s, Lallor berring, G i ner bos 875 ; do, 34-brl, 63.504.75 : ecaled be X0 $0c Nor 1 herring, 33¢ ; Columbla River salmon, ¥i° brl, $8.00. TFRUITS AND NUTS—Trade was reported reasonably active at steady and firm rates. The siocks of domestic dried are reduced to small dimensions, and the supply ot forelgn varietiex alsois ratherléss than usual, and the present atrength of the markctis inalaly duc to that fact. Orders were filied ot the followingz quota- 636Mc; fzs, layers, 13B1sc; figa, Turkish pruncs, 7@7ic; Ereoch prunes, kegs and boxes, Dal4c; ralsins, layers, S2. 17001 100se Muscatel, $3.10@3. 40; Valencn, 11§@1134¢; Zante currants, 7% @8c: citr on, 23G24c. Domestic—Alen npples, 18G30c; Michigan apples, commion, H}{f10c; cliofce, 10N peaches, haives, pared, 1710c; blackberries, 113§p12c; $334e; pitted chierries, 3 11 11bc; almonds, Terragons. 1043 20c; Naples walnuts, 16gi7cs French wilnuts, new, 11@12¢;, Grenoble walnuta, ' 14Gs15c; Brazfls, 4 Jecans, Texas, 11r1ac; Wilminito peanuts, S8/ IFennessee peanuts, 560¢: Africanl peauuts. 8iGHc. GREEN FRUITS—Forelzn frults were [n falr request and siady. Apples werd slow and essy, the season Delnz about over, and the new frult now offered {3 preferred by consumers, - Porio Rico pincapples (nrge) \vers offered at $14.00¢15.00 per doz. Strawherries were i falr request aud stcady'at 250 for good frult. The ar- rivals were not In aret-class condition. Struwberrles, Spkancs gooseberries, 1520c: £ood Lo chuice applesy 5034, 50 per brl:MexeIna oranges. £5, 2 er box; Tenions, 55.90.50.00 per bux; pineupples, 53. 508$4.00 per nas, $3.0021.50 2 bunch. GROCERIES—Littie chaage was ebasrvable fn any of the features of tils niarket.” Our johbers are havi fairly satisfactory 1f ot a specially active trade, and’ & feellug of “heerfulness is noticcable on ail’ sides Prices were firm and swady, a8 given below: ‘Rice—Rangoon, uXe7c; Carolins, 7@sic; Louls- fazn, Gl 75 i Gogeer—0. 1e; Java, No. 2. 27G28c; ritge; good to prime do, ) 20yazicy ronsting. 19USIMc: ore Java, 26E260; Costa Rica, 2ugZsie; Mara: e atent ent loaf. 11%@113c: crushed. 1143 Java, 3 chofce to fancy Rlo, =3 234c; common to falr, Sinxa 11361 154c; granulated, 105(s11cs A, S B e R o v No. «c; yellow C No, g935c: Un . 2 papkde; chofce brown, 53 rime do. Silgside; common do, il . Sikar, Sigasifcs commen to 0od do, TX@BMC; New 'y or o Sirups—Caiifornta sugar-loat drips, 63@70c; dinmond. drips, S1.0561. 103 stlver drips, cxtra fne, 605 63¢; g0od WIFAT-hous SIFup, Sxasse; extra do, 58060c: New Or- leans mulasses, cuokce, 85a68c; do prime, 5545507 di common to g00d, 486503; POrto 1tico molaases. 48850¢; ‘Conimon malasacs, 39440c; LIACk-strap, 20:330¢. “Spicrs—Allspice, 17@13kc: cloves, 51 aRua0: pepper, 1774(E18c; nutmess, Calentta ginger, 14k 15MC. Saape—True Bluc, 3 Wh ly, & e A@ic; do, gloss, Bl ure, {c; do, silver S 9¢; Beoe: Klog H@hic: do, corn, 103105¢. do, cor, gloss, DN LAY =No. 1 simothy was in request and firm, while des and prafric wero slow and casy, upland Detny: lower. Sslesof upland wery reported at £10.50 a5 the outside fzure, We quote: No. 1 timothy, $18.50 No. @ o, $11.50e12.00; mixed do, $10.50% pland prairie, $10.00£10.50; No. 1 do, $8.003 7. 00 NES—Were in moderate demand, snd steady At the price of the whole of thisinonth, thus far. Sales ‘Were 150 brl< a1 §1.07 per gallon, HIDI:s—Continue (n falr requést. Dry flint, kip and calf, are quoted lower, and green calf ate selliig ut 11c. Darnaged stock brings two-thirds price, and "on the Street e, the difference belug due DATElY Lo focal com- petiion. Quiottions: Green sliy ouichers 5354c Ereen ciired Highit and beavy, 7ei damaged, Two-thinis Prices to 3¢ w3 (c: reen salted kip, untry, Shc; green calfy ties dlnt hides, dry kip aad calf, cacon Kiidns, 5 A2E12C; dry salted hides, 1c; n w50, LEATIER—Dasness was dufl ail sround, and the market "was not speclally drm, there belng more or less cutting among tlie trade. Following were the prices current: HEMLOCK. Calf, Xo. 1. Sar & other a7 il T haD ma 8 er sole (bex CBOAY Sole. 208 31 o 24] B AT G. D. 163 20| soie. 253 27 31 3 | Insole. 00 5 OAR. 50721.30 ( Harness. 5@ 40 o 0 | Sul %6 43 18 23 STOCK. FRENCU Calf... 1.50¢2.00] Ki METALS AND' TISNERS' § coatinies moderate at unchanged price: steady st the recent decline, but dull, with large stocks on hiand fn the Fast and ahrosd. We quotes Piute—IC, 10x14, $9.00: do, IX, 10x 14, $11.50; 4320, 1C, $8.30. 27¢; small, 28¢5 bar, 292, 2! Srant e os. 91012, merfcan fussin A, 13¢5 o, 14c; discount, 35 per 1055 1010 11, 11c 10, 3 15 and 16, 14c; 17, 15¢; 18, 1623 1 20c3'fonce wire, 5i{c: do, small Jots! SSec: Q)st—c‘mdnua in modtrat demand aad steady g $2.10. ‘O1L5—Prices were thesame as on Thursday, and were fairly dru except for turpentine. We quoté: Carbon, 115 133 134c; do 1Hinots lezal test, 150 deg, Wiilte, 150 test, 165c; do headllgat, winterlardofl, 51.00:¢1.05: No. 1, 80 . %, 75c; linseed, raw, S4i60cs bolled, 632 ‘whale, winter-blenclied, TG80C; sperm, @ neatsfoot ofl, nfl:xlydaure‘ $1.15@1.20; do extra, 3’y No. 1, 85c; bank ofl, 55¢; straits, 603 plumbazo rpentine, 40adzc] naphtlia, deodorize | 3huien 1450 ‘st Virginio olis, natural, natural, 30 deg., Z7@30c; Teduced; deg. Stic, FOTLTIy—Was aladle at higher prices, at $4.758 tor chickens, und 14@15¢ Tor turkeys. Thoe re- ceipts continue very mall, and are barely suflicient to aeet the wants of thie city trade. POTATUES—Dealers report A falr fnqulry for cholce peachblows, wi(h the offerings reduced and few lots arzlving to take their place. Lence the feeling fs drmer. Car 1oiS Were quoted at 25¢. SEEDS—TFiniothy wad qufet but firm at $2.60%2.75, the outslde for priine. The offerings were small and Sheet Iron—No. 24, 43'TaICH 160; do, No. 1, stained. 15 B, 11c;’ gaivanized tron, N eent. hd Jirniy held, Clover was dull and weak 8t $3.75w 9,50 for medfum. Mammoth sold av $3.85. Milet and Tungarian were dull 4% G50, Fiax was nominal at $1.2508] 3 SXLT-Continues steady undera moderate {nquiry. iuaw and Onondnga, fine, $1.30; OFUIATY COATse, dary, Without bage dalry, with bags, ;_Ashiun dalry, per sick, $1.50. J:AS—lusiness remalns qafet &t easy prices Gunnowder—Commo: 30ir40c; good do, 40TA5C; medlum, 45630c; 303555¢; fine, S36uc; dn- cho 3 $1.051. 13, imperiai-Common, 30833c; good do, SSEA0C: me- aiumi, 40643¢; good do, 45:¢50¢% tine, S0@35c; Bacat, 55wples cholce, B3u7Ue: est, VLT Jizpan~Comn Foud cownmon, 35233¢; n, H0RTSeE modiuin, 40u42c; good medium, 456dc; ine, S0@G5ci Tuvst, 5556065 choice, GUwGe; Choicost, TUaTac, 5004 common, 35538c; mediun, 40wdle; good n luni, 43@45¢; e, 43G30¢; Bnest, 55659¢ clioice, BUh2c cholcest, Toistot. 'WOUD—Sales were ehicily us $3.00 for maple ond ST T ch, but [t was understood that the above P ¢ el shaded [n yome quurier. Slaba were selling ut $5.00, VEAL-Was in heavy supply and dull at 337c, the outside hefnz for cholce calves. VEGEFASLES—Wero [n moderats domsnd and caster, ecept splnach and cucumbers, both of which ‘Were ratlicr p:arce and stronger. Quotatlons : Cucum- bers, 60390e per dozen; green peas, $2.5083.00 per Box; atriny DCADS,$3.(KE.25 Der bux; asparagus, 753 @51,00 der dozen; letuce, #5456 per dozen; radishes, 20335¢ per dozea: spinach, te-plant, 3ig4c; Bermuda toniioes, GOGTOC pe WOOL—Conttnues duli ind weak. The Doston Hul- Tetin says :_ **The actusl consumption of wool scems to bz fucredlbly sall, and, {f there 18 any rellance 1o be placad upon the opinion of manufacturers, likely to re- muinso wnell the Western clip {8 marted and some Qefinite [dea of the future of wool obtained. 1t 1s use 1655 10 70 ou produeinz goods fa the face of A wool mar- kecsuch cs has rued steadily for two years. Prices have dropped coatinualiy; temporary advances have been obtalned, {v {5 truc, 'but the reactlon has boen greater than the galn, andou tis whole = steady shl e In raw materials has sent 00ds wwards she civse of a'scason Into the most disgusting pligits. Sighigan Sools sell at at 35¢ 10 30, and cven a fraction lower. Californis woois are very inuch unsettied. ‘The reports fram the Pacific reporc considerable nctivity at_ the same prices tha,lflsl’cvlfltfl a month ago, but here there i8 3 paucicy to trade dscouraglug to those who expeet toget their moaey back oa their purchases there.” Beiow are the prices : Tub-washed, prime, 48@59c: do, poorto good. <0wdsc; washed decce, ine, good con' dition, washed, medlam do, 40542 un- washed. finc_heavy to light, 23626¢; do, 25Q Jashed, fio peiy W UE t, c; do, medlum, —— LIVE STOCK. cmicago. Cattle. Recelpts— Monday .. “Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday Friday Total. Same time Week before last. CATTLE—In cholce heary cattle there was s further depreclation yesterday of 53105, bat for other grades ‘buyers cppeared willing to pay about Thursday's prices. That the decline was not general and more marked is 10 be \wondered at, In view of the heavy supply of stock In the yards and the fact that atthe Esst dullness and depression prevall. Ason the preceding doys of the week, 8o was It the case yestcrday tha: the demand was chiefly centered [n Bg)t 202 medium welghts,—droves averagiag from 1,000to 1,200 an4 such commanded relatively the highest prices; for exsmple, Whlle cholce stcers Welghlog from L3503 755,00, smooth, 3021, 200 b3 Wera cers miet with some 34,00, Local 500 b were ot wontod ot over B4, i e SR, Bod Do iy ralable At S4.50us 15, St T am, aud ther= wor nlcs. at $3.30 a B orsechTod. the hulk Of their supplics 8t $3.00% .55, Tor bulls, stazs, osen, and old cows. THCTE ¥ero SIS (T hOleh ca' bt $4.000r4,25, Veala wera La- nuired for at £2.503.00 for poor to choice. The mar- BetCiosed quiet aad wenk. QeorATIONA. Ghotes Beeves—pine, fai melltormed 3 257 t0 'S year old stcers, 1550 54.7565.23 {ng 1,200 10 1,400 Ds. Medlumn Grades—Steers {ng 1,050 10 1,200 I o Butchérs' Stock—Poor €0 fair steers, and common to cholce cows, for city sisughter, Welghing 800 10 1,050 BS.ovrves . 8.5084.00 Stack Cattle—Commion cattic, weighlng 800 01,050 .. a Inferfor—Ligiit and thin cows, he bulis, and scalawag stcers. CATTLE SALES. No. Av. Price. $4.50 0. T 20. 30, TS EERISLLRASERRE 3 4. 14.. 15 Cows ... 893 3 344 P RPANLS DR DS AOE S 13582 EEE5E: o u HO! ddr alighter supply and an improved de- mand the hog market was more active xnd decldedly Hrmer, Openiny sales did not indicate any chauge frou the closlug prices of the day before, ut the active Gompetition botween the local and Esstern trade soon carried up prices swl0e, where they remained firm to the closc, ‘Sales were at_$6.0067.40. The prevailing Bigurcs, liowevcr, were $7.007.10 for light, and S7.00 @7.15 for heavy. Skippersand inferfor heavy sold at 56005075, and extra Pifladeiphis Frudes ot 57.205 7.40. 'The market closcd irm wlth about all sold. HOG SALES. No. Av. Price. Price. a1 19+ §7.10 $7.10 51 7.10 7 62 7.00 7.20 5 g .20 | 51 7.9 7.15 83 700 7.15 53 7.00 7.15 58 2 7.00 53 7.15 | 52 20 3 0 P ). el 715 | 54 85 00 5 715 | 88 54 7.00 37 715 53 27 7.0 08 7. 80 83 6.90 105 7. 50 40 20 30 7. 49 25 B30 30 7.10 = .10 8 .70 o4 7.10 80 10 43 G.75 50 7.10 | 44 155 .10 | 26 6.90 3t 70 | 82 183 710 [ 82 6.3) 60 7.10 81 200 10 48 .85 27 7.10 | 35 198 10 | 20 8.35 44 7.10 28 183 .10 24 6.50 28 7.10 2 257 10 20 8.50 44 7.10 63 262 2 6.00 57 2 7.10 | 51 259 7.0 Were fn scanty supply, but the demand was SHEI ‘Were 0o more than aus- nat urgeat, aud previous prices T inung the sals 2 head of Texas sheep, Averaging B3 Ds, at $5.87%,—sold by K. Strahora & Co. The range of salcs Way $3.625¢26.50 for comnmon o choice wooled. EAST LIBERTT—WEESLY REPORT. Spectat Diszztch to The Tridune. Tast Linzary, Pa., May 12 —CATTLE—Ttecelpts for the week ending May 11, 343 cars Of througil an yard stock, or a all &, hed, agafnat ST cars aad 60, Ur 6,647, liend lost week: supply light and {n excess of domand} market excecdingly siow dnd dull for want of buyers: pricea oft fully ¥6s8(c; quallty goaerally com- mon to medlum, with Very fow good {0 extra; best, 1:400 €0 1,500, £5.505.75; falr to Food, 1,200 10 $5.2585.50; falr to good, 1,000 Lo 1,100, £4.50@5.10: Zommo, 800 1o 1,000, $4.0024.30; bulls scarce at $3.25 G1.00; stockers acare'at 5.2 sales for the week, 1,181, azalnst 1 093 head last weck. ‘Joas—Heceipts 11,335 hiead, against 17,215 last week; pply light; marker dull all the week; 'Philadelphins, $7.0027.70; Yorkers, §7.2047.40; roughs, $6.0047.02. SireEe—Recelpts 11,000, agalfist 13,000 héad last wee supply light all the week. \With an average deman Prlced stronger, 35ittc; cilpped higher thaa sny tine This seasons exira clipped, 1 1o 120, §6.2588.50; x0od to prime, BU10 95, $5.5026.00; commnon to {alr, 70 0 75, §3.2525.25; medium as to quality, $4.00&5.50. ALBANY—WEEKLT REPOLT. tal Dispatch so The Tribune. Azpaxy, XX, May I —Briyxs—With the mpply numbering 591 cars, 72 in excess of 1ast wees, the market hasbeen fairly sctive, and has ruled steady and stronz. fuily up to the prices current Just weelZ New Yori Duyers were more numerous, but yet. combined, thes did riot take s many s was'eold Tast week foF their merket. Eastern and local deslers, Uowever, {ncreased Thelr purchases to such an extent a8 1o mako salex az- Fregate about 4,830 Bead for the week fullas many s for Tast weck. The bighest price was oc for 1,32 to 1,350 stoeri, and SiasHc for medium welghts, the market closing dnll wish 4 rafu-atorm azd few buyers. SHEKP AND LA Kecelpts, 40 cars—same s last v heop ke hisher, with a light demand, and the market \ith two loads vnsoid in'the peas; Raics of shorn & 526{4c. and unshorn ac 51y oD Lo good; & few fuil lambs taken 8 B, LEINE DAILY JZPORT. To the Western Associated Press. —CaTTLE—Receipts, 581 cars, ‘market duil; a0 improvement. curs; market dull; ¥c lower, at followlnz quotatlons: 5¢ for common; fiis7e for fair 20 good Nooled: sk for common; 65G7HC for falr 10 §00d; THadC for extras. SEW YORE- Breves—Recelpts, 1,750, mak- New YORK. May 1 g for four days, niminst 4,850 ai the same time Inst week. The market was dull and wesk, witha downward tendency. Good to prime steers were abous 14e lower thaa Wednesday or resterdays lzht, medf{um, 1 falr sreers barely held thélr owns chofee selecti Ti113c; medium to prime swers, S@lHcs ordinary stecrs and ruugh oxen, Ye. Siterr—Rcceipis 970, making 6,360 for four days, aglnst p,500 same time last weeks sellers made thelr own prices: market uncommonly firm ot Te3¥e for poor to prime shorn; 6@7c_for common to good lipned; epring Iambs steady ut c. wiNr—Arrivals 2,140, meking 10,400 for four da; againg 12,550 a6 the same tiawe Iast week; soae oftre v BCPFALO. Burraro, Mny 12.—CATTLE—Recelpts. 2,414 head; total for the week, 2,036 head; no market to-day; fresh arrivals Lirough conslguments, Suzzr axp Lawns—iecelpis, 2,400 head; total for thie week. 8,40) head; market fairly active; aales of 5 cars at J423{c lesd than the openinz prices of the weex: balance of roceipus saipped ont, leavlng yunls bace of stock. HoGs—Receipts, 2,800 head: total for the week, 14,390 he: ket dall and slows 2 oars of medium heavy at $7.8067:40; 1 ear stock pigs. small fots, at £7.6029.00: 1 car Yorkers at $7.25: # cars Yorkers un- \25%7.35, best offer $7. sold, holdIng'at & CrorssaTy, Moy 12 teady snd firm: com- mon to_kood lght, $6.8567.25: fair to_Food heavy, 3027.50. Receipts, 815; shipments, 530. ST. Lous. §7. Logts, Moy 12.—Hoos—Dall and unchanged. CarrLE—Qulet, weak, and unchanged. L— LUMBER. The cargo market was again quiet, the offerings be- fng small and undesirable, though four or five small sales were made carly. About a dozen cargoes were on the market. There was no change fn prices. Jolsts and acantling wore quoted ot $9.00, and boards and strips at $5.5013.00, the outside belng only for cholce oferlngs. Lath were qules at $L.37, and shingles dull nt $2.25@2.50. The mills gencrally ate still snwing old logs, which the manufacturers wish to getunt of the way before begluning on the aew crop. The new logs are coming down the strcams, thouzh slowly at some points, but there is no complaint of a scarcity of water, nor any thut milifons of feet are hopelessly hung up for the season. Tumber freishts were quiet 4 former quotations. Mcnomiuee and Manistee, $1.50: Muskegon and Grand River, $1.25; Ludington und WWhite Lake, $1.37%. "The demand for fumber continucs moderate. a prices are easy, bot not quotzbly lower. $10.00) being tho {nside price for common green stufl. Yollowing are the quotations: First and second ciear. Thirdclear, 1fnch Third clear, thick.. Clear fooring. frat 2 Clear siding, irst and second. First common etding. Floorins, irs common, dresse Floorini, second commion, Aressed. Box bonris, & - Box boat , 10 and B0/00632.00 50,418.00 s, A stock boards, Bstock hoards. G stock boards. Fencing ... Comnuon fu Cominon fnch . Jolsts and scani Lath........ Ashinsies .l Shingles on track BY TELEGRAPH. - FOREIGN. Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. Liverpoot, May 12—11 a. m.-—Frour—No. 1, 24s; No. 2, 22, GrAt—Wheat—Winter, No. 1. 9510d; No. 2, 8s 8d; spring, No. 1, 93 4d; No. 2, 8s; white, No, 1, O3 9d; No. 2, 93 6d; clab, No. 1,108 2d; No. 2,95 10d. Corn, 20s@20s 6d. i ProvisioNs—Pork, 82s 6d. Lard, 57s. YLavenroor, May 12—2 p. m.—BREADSTCRRS— Steady. Corn, 208 3d@20s 6d. Larp—57s 6d. Rest unchanged. LivenrooL, May 12—Latest.—CotroN— Quiet and unchanged; 6%@86 5-16d; sales 10,000 bales, including 1,000 for specalation and export, and 6,400 American; sales of the week, 47,000, in- cluding 3,000 for export, 4,000 for speculation, and 32,000 American: receipts, 40,000, including 24,000 American; actual export, 10,000; amonnt atloat, 344,000, Including 158,000 American; for- warded direct from ship's sifle tospinner'a. 10,000. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull and tending downward. BrEADSTOFFS—Wheat—Receipts for three days, 32,000 quarters, including 15,000 qcarters Ameri- can; Califoraia white wheat, average, 9s 6dQ9s 9d; Qo club, s 10d@10s 2d; red Western spring, No. 2to 1, 83 18@% 4d; do winter, 93 6d@9s10d. Flour—Western canal, 22@24s, Corn—Western mixed, 26s3d@26s Gd. Oats—Anferican, 3:@da 6d. Barley—Do, 33 6d. Peas—Canadian, 36:@ 305 60 Clover-sced—American, 63@693. ProvistoNs—Prime mess pork, 82s 6. Prime ‘mess beef, 873. Lard—American, 57%68d. Cheese firm; do, 30s. Bacon—Long clear, 51s; short do, TarLow—Fine American, 41s. PETROLEG—Spirits, 8¢@8s 3d; refined, 11a3d. LiNsEeED O1.—224 6d. Rosry—Common, 4%(s; pale, 183. Seuuts oF TuRPENTINE—238 6d. ai_;ofn.a:m, Moy 12.—Seimrs PETROLEUN—T78 63 s LinsEED OrL—22a@22s 3d. Cake, S Cox0X ROSIX 9d@5s. Sp1BITS TURENTINE—226@228 3d. WEEELY EEPORT. | sl xpoN, Moy 12.--The groin trade remaine &8 = nrlég;?!, and p’r‘lccs tending downiva notwith. Hiandlog the anpropitions westher and backward. ness of the crops. Yesterday’s ‘provincisl markets did not, asa rule, quoto wheat at the actual de- cline, bat buyers clalmed 2 reductlon of a shillinz Tho 'supplies of English wheat last week were 45,291 quarters, for 150 market towns. Com- Pated with the April deliveries, this was a large quantity, althongh considerably under the average o "the ten precoding years. The average prices were: Wheat, 456 2d; barley, 34s 4d; oats, 2 4d. In London the average pricis were: Wheat, 438 10d; barley, 34s 2d. The wheat-fields in the Eastern countles are re- orted looking yellow and poor, and the hay €rop s likely to suffer from unfavorable weuther, Mark Lane to-day English wheat was in smail re- uest, but samples were heldat previous quotations. Hoceton whoat stendy. Barley, oats, and maize unchaneed. Flour neglected. LivERroor, May 12.—Transactions in wheat for the Continent are of daily occarrence. Prices there are sevcral shillings above ours, There is no change in any of our interior maritcts. Wheat here to-day was stronger, and a s quality of white sold for consumption and export tv tac Con- tinent at extreme rates. Red was in tolerably good request, and sellers were demanding a slight B e “Floas steady. Corn falrly active, and a shada higher. PRODUCE. NEW YORE. Bpectal Dispatch to Tha Tribune. Nrw Yors, ey 12. —GRAN—Wheat—Markt a shade firmer; moderate export demand; sales 78, - 000 bu at SL.05@L.09 for rejected spring, S1.072 1.16 for ungraded epring, S1.09@1.11 for No. 3 Chicago, $1.10@1.13 for No. 3 Milwaukoe, $1.1% @1.20 for No. 2 Chicago, $1.17@1.20 for No. & Northwestern, $1.21@1.22 for No. 2 Milwankee, $1.26@1.30 for No. 1 spring, $1.12@1.32 for Wwinter red Wostern, $1.20%1.40 for amber do, and S1.32@1.45 for white Western. Ryc steady: sales of 7,000 ba Western at 793c. Barley qaiet and unchanged. Corn 1lc better; fair export and home trude inquiry; salesaf 55,000 bu at 564@ 57%c for no grade mixed, 62c for graded mixed, 80@62c for ungraded mew Western mixed, and g23ic for old Western mixed, afloat. Oats rule abont steady; sales of 38,000 bu at 37@45%c¢ for mixed Western and State, and +@352¢ for white ‘Western and State. Pnovistoxs—3iddles quict; 11%@12¢ for lo clear. Lard firm; sales 200 tes at $12.50@S12 for prime steam; at frst call for May, $12.57% was bid and $12.62% asked; for June, 500 tcs. ‘brought §12.60; for July, $12.75 was bid, S17.77% asked; for August, 200 tcs sold at $12.80; and for September, $12.971 was bid and $13.02i asked. Waisker—Market a shade firmer; sales of 50 Dbbls at $1.11% per gallon. GrocEnEs—Sugar—Market continues firm and quite; fair to good refinihg quoted at 7%@7%c: prime at 8¢, and white Havana ot 95@10%c Cof- fee Market firm and quict; Rio quoted at 15%@ 183%c in gold; Maralcaibo 16@18¢, gold. Tarrow—Roles quiet and heavy; prime and ohoice quoted at BU@SHC. To the Western Assoctated Frese. Nw Yorx, Mar 12.—Corrox—Maket dall and ensier; 1214@12 7-16c; futures barely steady; May. 12%4@12 June, 12 5-16¢: Jaly, 1217-3%c7 August, 12 31-32@12 11-16c; September, 125@ 1273152 October, 12 17-32@12 81-33c; No yember, 15 13-32@12 7-10c; December, 12'13- @13 7-16c; et receipts at the United States poris auring the week, 3,809,000 bales; total receipts 2L the United States poris to the same date last year, 3,348, 000; exports from all United States poris for the weel, 20,000; exports from United States ports for the same tinie iaat year, 22,000; total exports from all Unite.’ States ports to date, 2,866,000 total exports irviu ail United States poris to sawe date last year, 2,427,000; stock at oll United States ports, 453,000 stock at all United States ports st the same time lust year, 36,0005 stock at all in— terior towns, 64,000; stock at all interior towrs at the same time lust year, 52,000; stock at Liver- pool, 1,005,000; stock at Lives 00l at the eame time last year, 961,000 stock of American atdoat for Great britaln, 156, 000; stock of Americanafioat for Great Britain at the same time last year, 138, 000. 2 Froun—In fair demsnd for export and home trade; receipts, 11,000 brls; No. 2. §2.9023.405 superfine State and Western, $1.00@4. 40; coiamon to good extra, $+.00@5.25; £ood to choice, $5.30 @5.70: white wheat extra, $5.75@7.733 Ohio, $+.00@7.00; St. Louis, $5.15@9.C0; Min- nesoia potent procese, $6.25@9.50. Eye flonr quict and unchanged. Cony-Meai—Steady. Grars—Wheat in good deman 1spring, $1.28@1.32; .. : No. 2 Northwestern choice, SL25; N Milwankee, S1.22/21.25; winter red Western in store, S1.30; white Western, $1.44; Chicago Rigd, 1 @1.16; spring ungraded. S1.15@ 1.20; No. 3 Minnesota, $1.15: No. 2 Chicazo spring, 31.16@1.23. Bye sieady; Western, 790 80c. Dagley quict and unchansed; mals dell und unchanged. Com guiet: receipts, 121,000 buj mixed no grade, 36%@57%¢; do steamer, GOL@ 803c; do Fraded, 6uc; mew Western mited, un- grated. 57(02c; Wentern mixed, uumerchantable, 3@55¢c. Oate steady : fairly active; receipts, 59. - 000 bu; Western mized and 3tate, 39@47c; white Western, 45@5214¢. Tar—Quiet und unchanged. Hors—steady and unchanged. } Groczrms—Coffee guiet but firm: Rio, can 155 @18%¢ in gold; jobbing, 153@19%c ingold. Sagur quiet; fair to good refning, TH@THC; rime, 8c; Muscovado, T¥c; refined firm. o= Plices'steadr. Tice quiet but steady. ‘PrrroLzoa—Quiet but firm; crude, 83c; re- fined, 1ic; cascs, 18K@2Ic. TALLOW—T nchanged. SriarNeD Ezsiv—Steady; $1.75@1.80. Sprnrrs TozPESTINE—Steady; 38¢. Ecos—West:m, 12:@14c. Provisioxs—-Pork firm; new mess, $2L00; August, $21.25@21.50. ' Mess beef. pliin and exta, 12213 for Western: long clear 1niddles, T1iéc; do city, 12c. Lard firmer: prime steam, 3 @12.30; June, S$12.60@: ©12.90; August, $12.82! r—Unchanged. CrezsE—3@11ic. Wmssr—Firnaer; SL114. PHILADELPHIA. PrILADELPINA, Moy 12.—FrovrR—Quict and weak; Wisconsin and Minnesota_extra family, £5.75@6.50; Staze, Ohlo, and Indians, t}6.00@ 6.73; high grades, §7.25@8.50, GRAIN—Wheat inactive; Pennsylvania red, £1.50; amber, $1.51@1.53; white, $1.55. Rye, 86c. Coru, yellow, 60%62c; steamcr, mixed, 58%50¢; sail, 60%c. Oats unsettled; white West- ern, 44@18c; do Ohio, 10c; mixed, 39¢. Wiskr—Sitendy; Western, $1.12. 5! roccipts, 68,000 vo. 3 do, S1.10& s Seeps—Clover, $16.00@17.50. Timotby,$2.60 @2.65. Flax, $S1.43@1.45. PetnoLruy—-Firmer; crude, 11jc; reflned, 13@13 3-16c. E Borrer—Firn1; New York State and Bradford County, Pa., exim, 28@30c; firsts, 26@27c; Western extras, A5@27c; firsts, 24@25c; Western rolis, 24@26¢; finits, 20@23c. CruesE—Unchapged. Ecas—Unsettled:” Pennsylvania, New York, and Deiaware, frosh, 15@16c; Western, fresh, 15@1akc. Sr. Louts, Msy changed. Frour—>Mecdinm grades opened dall, but closed ST. LOUIS. 12.—CorroN—Dull and un- sctive; domble extrs 1all, $4.50@+4.85; treble do, $5.00@5. 50. Grary-—Wheat firm and' ungettled; No. 2 red fall, $1.41 bid, May; sales mt 31.40; June No. 3 do, $1.30. Corn firmer und yuactive 2 mixe 43i4c cash; 45tic May; 45hic June. dull; SIxCbid. Rye dall sud unchanged. Eatley dull 3nd unchango Warskr—Steady and unchanged, $1.0S. Provistoxs—Purk inactive and lower; $21.25@ 21.50. Lard dulland nominal Bulkmeats firm, but not_quotably hizher; 75%@7sc for_shoulde clear rib, 10%@10%c. ; clear 11%@1% Bacon— grmer, bt not quotxbly higher; snoniders, Bijc; clear rib, 113%c; clear, 12%c. Reczurrs—Flour, 300 brls; wheat, 15,000 bu; corn, 28,000 bu; oats, 10,000%u; rye none; barley, 1,000, NEW ORLEANS. Nzw Oprzaxs, May 12.—Svoan—Market dull; g TiC; fair to fully futr, 8@8t%c; prime, ¢c. Movasses—Quiet; common rcboiled, 30c; prime o e Tt g 0% P Froun—darket dull; common, $2.75; fine to superdne, $3.00@3.75; double " $1.25; treble, $+.50; choice ahd family, 85.5087.50. 41Cimux—Cm-n frm and unchanged- Oats stesdy; c. Brav—Market dull; salesat 77%c. Hay—Light eupply; ordinary, $14. 25. Conx-MEAL—Ingood demand; S2. LH@2. 75, Provisions—Pork quiet but steadyw extra heas mew, $21L.75. Bulk meats quict: shoulders, 5ig 8Hc, loose; clear rib, nominaily i2c; clear, 12k Jiucon firm; shoulders, Qic; clcar rib sides, 13ic: clear sides, 12%c. = Hams—Sugar-cured, 13@ l4l4e. Lard—Tierce, 1dc; refined, 13Yc; keg, §i 13 75@14. 007 bucket, SI1.23614.£0. > PEE—Quiet; ordinary o prime, 16! Wasgy—Dall; 51»11@1-15-!’ ROl s sraiurmionz: ALTINORE, ., May 12.—Frotyn—] more active. ina anlianzed. TRl RAIN-—Whent dull and heavy; No, 2 Wi red, 19501, 40; Pennsylvania dor ¢7 .m@el‘.‘:.':n Corn in fuir demand: Western mixed, 6dc. Oats— market easier; white Weatern, 42¢; Western mixed, 2°@39c._ Rye—Alarket dull; 73@75¢. Har—Dal nng flchfin ed. ovisioNs—Dall and heavy. Messior] X Bulk shoulders, &c; clear T, 1, 10 as:‘ Hfi:?ogo Shoulders, 91¢@9%c; clear rib, 12%@12%c; hamy, 15@16¢. Lard—Market duil; refned, $13.50. grass, 22@27¢ BurTER—-Quiet; Western g::;;i:&nl% bn::llh"’m and uncllv'.nged. —Uns s - rarcRoLEGY—Unsettlod; impozaible 10 Eive acwa- ‘Wiissz—Market dull at $1.11%. CIFCINNATL hc;::flu:';:n. May 12.—Corrox- -Dull and droop- ‘Loun—Steady and anchanged. Grars—Wheat quiet, hr‘fn firm; red, 8L15@ %Bg.dnfigm__{nk J‘cx,“ln fim‘;;] l"gh'{ offerings at 50c. Tey dull and no]-;miLy °‘ DR Bt RovistoNs—Posk _quiet; 21%c. 5 salos of stoam st 19105, cash: uu’:‘%fi?,fi‘fi?! kettle, 13@13}4c. Bulk ‘meats—Steady; fair de. mand; shoulders, 7%¢; cleax, rib, 10340 cash and | treated successfally by letter, " Dffice of Dr. OLIN, ——ee———— —— e e 6« 10dQ{)s | buyer May; cloar, llc. Bacon falet and 4 chan ged; oaly order trade. arsry—Active: not quota . =~ EArrEa— Dl and drocmiably bighes: §1.17, Torzpo, 0., May 1o Fros 01 ., May 12. —Frown. GRACY—Wheat sicaty and nm_;s‘f'?fl-. basb, $L41; No. 3 'do, $L341%: N $1.32; No. 2 do, §1.28 2 amber icl whity Michizan, ] (ohigan, 51,2345 Jari, S1-28% of s July, $1.27 offer=d; No. 2 amber Michican, g3y No. 2 red, $1.313%; No. 3red held at $1,15, §1 offored; do, Dayton & Michigan Elevator, ‘81 130 Corn firm; high mixed, 55¢; May, K'E'Jnxl' 5234¢; low mixed, 53%c; June, 50c; No. 2 whiry! gzé:; no grade, 50clic. Oats steady; Mi Recerers—Flour, none; wh 5,000 bu: oats, 2 400 bu brm‘ 22,0004 ) NTs—Flour, 1s: corn, 1100 bu; oats. 1,000 ba, " Mz qulL%AUKHE. \WAUEEE, 2 ay 12, —] UB~] e —Wheat dynrm L RAIN— ieal openes W ke i Lt e ] $114;, bard, S1.24: No. & Milwankes, ST o 3 ane, $1.06; July, SLO7%; No. 3, 86c. ok vcarce and hizher; *No. 2, 45¢. _ Onts rmer; 03 2ingood demand; cash and May, 32iic; Jnao 3235C. }dzye nfiminélly;le;dy s No. 1, 68c. | B‘}‘w‘} it and steady; No. 1, 85%:c5 No. 3, 52 O e il s Jowdr o v 3% 3¢;do o Orwegs, GRrany—Wheat to Bufalo, 9,500 brls; wheat, 38,000 by, B¥c. Rsczms—flfiun 4 000 e —Floar, 1 3 b‘fmm'n ar, 13, 133 whest, 100,003 'BOSTON. Bosrox, Mass., May 12. —FLorz—Quiet; 1 raperfine, $+.00@4.25; common’ e‘}m,"g‘!’fl 5.00; Wisconsin and Minnescta extrs famy 15.007.00; wintee wheat Olo, Indiaca, i Raly—Corn quiet; mixed and yellow, 6: O iized and No. 2 white, 40Gd0cs f,?& + 122 46c; No. 1 white, 50@52c. - = YBUg{YALD. UFPALO, ., May 12 —GRAIN—TWheat 3 piem and qalet; No. 1 white winter at 51.40; Y 1 hard Milwankee at 3126, Comn dall, and carys * foledo lots 53c; Westéra, on track 50c. Octy 1 30ne here. Ryc, nouc here. Bariey duil. Caxar FReiGuTs—Nominally; 7c wheai; 8¢ coms - B4c oats 1o New York. i com, L000ba; COTTON. Savawwam, May 12.—Cotton quiet; midditng, 10 8-16c; stock, 17,027 bales; weckly net re. «:ipts, 2,162 gross, 2,463; exporis, cozstwise, 3,237; sales, 2,711 5 MoniLe, May 12.—Cotton weaks middlings, 11§ 1 B11¥c; stock, 51,578 baless weekly net recelpts, :1,558; exports, coastwise, 3%37; sales, 8,00, GavvEsTo, May 12.—Cotton dull 2ad nominl; + niddlings, 113c; stock, 27,367 bales; weekly net 1 xeceipts, 3,828 bales; grosa receipts, 3,881; ex. 1s0rts, coastiise, 3,067; sajes, 2,049, CmarvzsTON, May 12.—C8tton quiet; mddlings, “11xe; stock, 14,745 Bales; weekly net receipts, 1.602 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1.890; g ‘runce, 1,612; caastwise, 7505 sales, 1,800, WOOL. Pamavzrema, ¥ay 12.—Wool dull; prices 120minal; supply light; Ohio, Pennsylvanis, and *{Vest Virzinia XX and above, 41342c; X, 40g. .Hc; medlum, 44(246c; coarse, $0@4%¢: New ‘Fork, Michigan, and Indiant Western tine, 25 1¥7c; medinm, 432345¢; coarse, 30D 4L - washed, 55@60c; combia ¢1da combing, 60c; fine un 1 nedium unwashed, 28@32¢: tab- usxtrs and merino pulled, 33@35 <pulled, 32@35¢. DRY GOODS. NEw Yok, May 12.—Dusiness ‘lomestic commission nonses, azd 1rers. imnall lots. Prices were unchanged. Fancy prints ‘mled quiet. Shirtlngs were fairly active with .1gents. Spraguc's shirting prints were reduced to 3Siic. Heavy woolens were In fair request. Fer- <tign goads were dull. moderate wity light with job Cotton goods were in steady request for PETROLEUM. CLEVELAXD, O., May 12.—Petrolenm stronget; Jemand good. Ve quote standard white, 110 tess, :1t 10%3c; prime white, 150 test, 114cin ear-lots, PirTentTs, Pa.. May 12. —Petroleum quiet and stendy's crude, $2.20 at Parker's; reCned, 1349 -ldc Phil~delpaia delivery. : ey IRO: PITTSBURG, Pa., May 12. —Pig-iron firm; pritss 1mchanged; standard mill xrons quoted at $22.063 *22.50, four months. > STOCKEOLDERS' MELTINGS. i Thes A A 4 ing v Tal R il P i ‘O Cicago, Rock Island & Paelfiz B, B.% April 22 1870, Thw» Annnal Meeting of the Stockholders of ths Chicigo, Rock Ixland & Pacific R. R. Co.. forti election of Dircetors, purenant to law, and ts transaction of ench other businoss a8 may come b fore them. will be held ag the ofiice of the Compazy in the City of Chicago, on Wednesday, the Ttaday of June nezt, a5 1L oeloctc s, m, GOHXN F. TRACY, President. F. H. TOWS, Secrutary. 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