Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1877, Page 6

AT ok RESHLL *. 'FINANCE AND TRADE. . The _nously Firm and Quiet. - Curroncy Shipments and Receipts . *: Lighte==Clearings 2,600,000, :The Produce Markets Moderately Acte 171 * fve, and Gonerally Ensier. Wheat Wrik-—-l-als, Re, and Barley Rale Lewer- Provisions Takea Downward Tarn al 1ho Close. ‘FINANCIAL. . 'There wasno change In tho leading fentnres of the business of the banks, Their loanable funds hava been abaorbed by the lemands of the Board of Trade for carrying stafl, and although the enr- rent applications for loans. are not numerone, the banks have thelr discount lincs an high as they dee sire them to be. The offerings of paper yestenlay wera light. Ontalde borrowers do not find the thanks ready to accept their paper unless In excep- tlonal cares, Rates of discount wero 8@10 per cent atthe Dankn to regular customers, On the street, rates were 8 per cent and upward. New York exchange was rold between banksat par @230 per §1, 000 premium,’ ‘The cicarings wero $1. 500,000, . 1% RECEIVER OF THE CONTINENTAL LIFE 10 DE OVERIIAULED. The order of Judge Pratt, of Brooklyn, on Mon- day, appointing Willlam Allen Butler Referce In the case of the Continental Life Is very compre- ‘hensivc, and opens the door ton wide and searcl- ing Inquiry into the past condnct of the Company and tho present prospects of the potievholders. Mr, Batler 1s empowered to take festimony asto oll the acta of the Recelver; to Inguire fu swhat manner the management of the Company have handled the assets; and to ascertain towhat extent the officers are respunefble for what has happened, and how this lability may be enforced. Tho truo Intent of the onder, In the lanxuage of the Judze, 4415 to afford an opportunity to all percona inter- estedin the Company to make A searching fnvestl- aution not only as to the nssets, but to Inquire ‘whother the moncy of asrets of the Company have heretofore been abstracted, misapplicd, misman- aged, or.lost in any manner through negligence. NOSTON AND SILVEN, Resolations agalnst the ndoptlon of silveras o Jegal tenider have been pasacd by the Boston Doard of Trade. Tho Board wanta Congress to make nr- rangements for an Internatlonal conference to con- wider the question of remonctizing sliver al a fixed relation of value to gold cofn, and aska the Presi- dent ta Invite the European Governments to pare ticipate In auch conslderation, The report em- Lodies a potition that sllver cole rhall not be made alegal tender for any sum larger than $10, BANK AND INAURANCE BUPERINTENDENTS, More than a quarter of the sesslon of the New York Leglelatare hns elapaed withont any actlon con taken with regard to tho Dankine and Insicgiicd,Departments, ‘The Insarance Depart- menthianno hend, and the Chlef of the Hanking Department in holling over unth n successor s appolnted. Under these cireumstances the New . York lerald calls on Governor Rolinson to nct by having been ta wending the nanies of capshle and honest perso 10 the Fepate for these oilees, leaving to that b he sespionsinllity of rejecting them, M it wishen to doro, THE DENT OF NONTH CAROLINA. FiThe holdery of North Carolina honds have sub- mitted a plan to the Legwlatare of the State for « fundinz it+ debt sud ereatingnslnking fand far liquidating It. The recognized debt, aslde from the bonds [axied to the North Carolina Railroad . The creditors now pronose to arcept 8 per cent Ahirty-year Company, In now 21,400, Donds for 50 per cent of the acknowledged debt, ‘Tho bondholders' Commitice say on thiv polut: + **Funded upoir thix basls the debt would, nom- Inally, omonnt to $10,70L05L.50. 1t I probi. ble, however, that even wore thay the escess over £10,000, 000 wonld acerue to the State, hecause of the loss vr destructfonof an equivalent amount of the honds herelofore feeucd. The Committee, therefure, deem Ib pétfectly mafe o say that the recognized debt, funded uw proposed, wonll not esceed $10,000,000." The taxuble property of tho tate Iv 390, ment fs $152, 1240, 01 SILVER MINING IN MASNACHUSETIS, 000; und the State appralse- Over 200 tone of bullion have been produced by the Merrfmac Shver Mine nt Newhuryport, Muxs, ‘The recent blast In the yelnentlrely Girtinct from that whicl the Company Las hitherto been worklug. o GOLD AND GUEENDACKS, Gold was 1055@ 1005 In greenbacks, Ureenbacka were (4%@ 041, cents on tho dollur In guld. Unjted F1ates 0 of ‘H1., Unfted taten o BY TELEGRAPIL NEW YORK, NEw Yous, Jun. & Inzat3. Prima mercantlle paper, 44@0. Custoins recelpty, $i53,000. Tho Asststaut Treasurer dlebursed $102, 000. Clearlugs, §:27,000, 000, Bterllng firm; long, 4834 ; shurt, 4851, Gold opened at 104, and cloeed at 100! Carrying rates, 210 5, <M Loadon silver {s 358 1-10d; hero eilver bars § In greeubackw, 1954 In gold; silver are 1 coln, X. . (overnments active and firm, Rallroad bouds generally fiem. St Punl (La Crosse Division) declined to Y0, und Grent Western Grsts W 100, Btate “sccurities hetter ‘for Tennesrees; rewt steady, ‘Tho aunouncement that the Compromiso Connt. the fenate bad but little eflect ing ol kad pa ¥pon eithur stocks or gold, . Tho stock market wus weak fn carly deallngs, and prices declined 3 to 1 percent, but towards clinzect In, and there was a partia) recurery, Ruring the efternoon speculas tlon was dull, sud (be course of the markey fervg- ular, The coal stoeks were generlly weak and t. Puul ond Flinols Central, maluder of the list wan qulet and mostly ' midday & firmer fo Juwer, s were ol firmer, Transactions regated 124, 000 whares of which 7. 500 were e Mail, 22,000 Weat Unlon, 14,000 St, l'aur, 10,000 Erle, 2,000 Lnku 000 Micliuu Cene , LU0 Lackuwunna, Bliore,, 000 Uifon elié, - tea); 2 ol Central, 282,000 e doracys W v b s ul skathver yid. cifis Nul. ., L w Alhte Wells-Fargu.. ¢ EE?W‘ S 1 + Coutral] 13 Cldcug A w0 A i . Land gruut. afuking-fund! 1K RaxDE. ~ 43 Vixluls Ga Daw. . ;‘d’i Atlasourl va... BAN PRANCISCO, Bax Fpaxciscy, dai. 25.—The following uro the Stock Exvhavge slosiug prices at ik i 4130 Northern "ficlia Itaymond & Ely Financial Situation Monotos ; 30 L pori o Haie & Norcrom :nion Consoildate Jimperial. ulla Consaifdated 2 |Yellow Jacket ... 4! REW ORLEANS, 5. —Gold, 10014@106%, York i disconnt. New OnLEAxs, Jan. ieht exchange on N Sterling exchange, broker's ofile, 5134, Loxpoy, Jan, 25,—Consols, money and ace connt, 16 510, United States Bonds—'63s, 105!4; '07s, 10053 10:40s, 1107 new be, 10714, New York Central, 1017 Erle, 03§; preferred, Tante, Jan, —Rentes, 1071 32t¢e, nited States Bonde— New Gs, 10344 REAL ESTATE, The tollowinz Instraments wera filed for record Thureday, Jan. 2. Tdatio st. 101 fe 8 of Woat Polk et. 3 f, 332123 CITT PROPERTY. Suts, 24, Weet TaKA #t, fHE T W o 1Tt wirh hulldings, dated dan. 20TE 0E SOWATL AV, 1 Ty ST dated Jan. 2 0L RT-HOU L, NILCS 0F THE BhefMold av, 1028 0f Addikon . ef, 24 fia, *0UTIL OF CITY TN O iz % b, duted Jan. orner ot Waliit i, ¢ 7, 164 £, dated Jas COMMERCIAT. The fallowing wero the recelnts aad shipments of the leadinz articles of produce §n this clty during the twenty-fonr houra ending at 7 o'elock on Thutsdsy morninz and for the correaponding day lnst year: Withdrawn from store orf Wednesday for city 267 bu wheat, 48F bu corn, 1,625 bt vate, 1,005 bu rye, 932 bu ariey. ‘Vlie fullowing prain was tnspected lnto store tn thin city on "Thursday morning: 7 cara No.2 N. W. 0. 1 sprinz, @ cara XNo, teara rejected do, 2 care high mixe: corn, 15 ears new 0. 2 corn, 20 cars relected do (160 corn); & cars white oats, O cars No. 2o, 0 cars rejected do G cars No. 2 rye, 4 cars refected do; Bcara No. 2 harley, 10 cars “do, 1 car rejected ido, 1 ear no grade, or 08,000 bm. wheat, #,571 bu corn, 2,081 bu oate, 11,009 hn barley. An mmaring sceno ocen day, which was voled to b by more than o seoro of members of the Hoard who watched the procecdlnz, A wplelt of rivalry hetween certaln partles who buy and ssli wheat here onaccount of Milwaukee operators, and the lowening of the minlmum rate on incesages to 20 cuuts, hnsled (o n regular fusilade of telegramy from tho partles aforesald. the hands of the telegmpli operator s rapldly an Able. Twaglne u man with o buneh of fele- standlug for a moment near the northenstern corner of the wheat crowd, catehlng the latest bld, writhng it down an Tie hurrlen nway towanls the counte progress, and not talk 4 hnded . [n his docamont, then rushing back taward« the market to g wame movement uzadn ny rapldly na - p R 1t up t exhausted. Multiply mentully the aws by threw unil the man by two, aud the reader will have o not very much exuggersted ldea of the performanre, The leading produce markets wora moderately active yesterdny aud ateadler, but weveral of them were tawe, Wheat waa lower, and other bread- rinfl cang, while provisionsexhibited lttle change ‘Tho actual movement of produce was again slow, the tradmg elitefy n fu- turew, ‘There ks now onty alx daya in which to pro- ur dellverica expected 1o bo made on 1o et of February, and thut fuct made some partlos who ¢ Joug on nest month anzloun 1o sell or trany- 240 as not tobe vaught lna wlorp tuen next Thu advices from other Consula were report- consumption: wheat, 1 ear Inspected ont d on ‘Change yester- **asgood ava rhow" They ponr them into Ine s developed a new | aver a man In hi apologize HIN by fu pricer, vxeept in lard, neduy o Werlnend pointe favored lower prices, vid stron, and the Britlsh murkets were lower, whtle the wellig value of our currency continucs ta fnerease, heing 08 84e la gold, There was litde alk yesterdsy about the war question In the Old re was no morked change In the market for frde contluues stuwly to fmprove, and with cech succeeding day tho market appears to gather arengtl, actlve and prosyerony apring teudu are regarded ue wacellent, and pinoug Jubbers genorally a feellng of cheerfulns prevalls, demand and be domestle dry goods, The prospects for un eawere I good nla further shebit modieatlon T quotations o price changes wero re weak and unsel- though by muny the pres cutdepression §s tbonzht to he but temporary, Slrupy, rlce, roaps, aud sturch were about steady, fulees were very dem, er look, eapectully for blick teas, the Smporiations for 1877 are expected o show a marked Butter and chieces remeln quict and fhrm “Phere was Uitle chango fn Hagylng roemaing Peiees of leather, tubaceo, palnes, olts, conl,and wood were without quotable change, Tle lamber-market remalus quiet orders® are coming I, and the shipients compure favorally with (hose # year o, bt the wiuek o There 1y not wuch thigposltion tu shade pricey, a9 such o polley would prabiably not Induce (nterlor dealers to buy moro than they do now, sud the stock §e largely dry., The hardware dealers reporta quict month in thelr speclalties, aud no chunge In the prices of staplo Waol was nteady und fn moderate request In the Weet, with now and then an Ewitern onler Broom-corn wus dull and ¢ deimund for clover und thwothy sced was again acts Ire, und buth were tirower, 1lides were slow and unvettied fnprice, the tendeu- cy of thy uarket being downward. fudr request und steady, Hall frelghits were uuoted firm at the recent ad- vapce, the rates Leing 40c on yrain uud 50¢ on bull ats uud B¢ per brl on tour o New York, und £ tor bulk meats aud 45¢ ou gratn o Bostou; ulro, H5¢ on grain to Balthaore, uud e un du The lnquiry for treizht-room wos hope uf & decline vro sture nol numerous. —Muncy easy at 1@4; cloa. tled, sud muy go lowe; uarket has a o= us proviously quoteil. th drfed fruft and fish marke et und e, nd decreases wlowly, ay remaing quict, Poultry was In Plilladelphla, actiye, us sh.ppers bave so Tong, und orlers froni the Areport of the Minneapolis wheat-ma Plonecr-Press uf the 2, has the following: Bere” b 10 sl iuneapolis it Joind I v GITBI il wheat I S suukee, wurnfuic 16 ¢ e | cr 1 Wa)s onu e flour produceds 1o ncwa 1o tho wilicrs L Ahls ity aid 18 Wt o probuble Egures the 1 rlee woubd b cqual to Ahe milly, aud ut 81.740 (0 Tha anliicrs of "M Ly, de LU i ior whieat we 7 bil Ga all Sour viupus neauty ure nut Hiely (o play such a came of hazard when the cbanced aro a0 racly wgainst then, Fhe above dudicates that all the news recelved on *Clisuzge from that section Iy not neecssarlly true. et 1 thy nelghuorhood of §1.30, aud the Fumor fu regard fo purchnsing wheat {u 3tlwaukee, both came from partics wbo age redddents of that reglon. on Change ue if ke kuow personally of the vxlst- #nes of sueh 3 coutract fur truuporietlon. cuks of wrovisivne ut Clucine ermincd Ly wruduction aud The quotatlou of No. Oue genticiau spoke "Cly Gupraxiwaly movement of prodact, compares for two seasons a8 follow 177, 1878, Meats of all kinds, fncloding ATSRLIRS 64,008,143 oo ROIAGED 15,000,853 ecreare ‘seaxon, 16,400,008 1bs moats, ‘and 6,644,330 [ba lard, LUNDER STATISTICS. Mr. G. . Stockbrldge, the Sccretary of tho Lumberman's Fxchange, farnishes tho following report, showling the stock nf lamber, lath, shingles, ete., on hand and for salc In the city yarda on Jan. 1, 1877, with comparisons. The number of yands reported fa 902 Jan. 1, Jan, 1, 10, Tamber, ft.......7 liewn timber, eketa, 1 ATABS, T30 410630 8, 2T The total recelpts by Iske last season were 71, ~ 416,000 feet of lumber, againat 1,000, 600,000 feet in the preceeding seagon; and 430,404,000 shin- gles, agalnst 420,208, 000 fect In 1875, The recelpts ny ralt in 1870 were 68,390,254 fect Inmber. The totat recelpts for 1876 were 1,030, 785,285 feet of lumber and $0G, 878,000 shingles, against 1,167,104, 432 feet lumbor and 635,708, - 000 shingles in 1875, ‘The shipments In 1878 were [76,124,287 feet Tumber and 214,350, 000 shinglcs. During the past year 904,731,004 feet lumber, L 107, 250 ehingles,and 31, 341,040 pes Inth were auld Dy cargo on the Lumber Exchange market. In 1875 the sales wero 352,602,454 feet Inmber, 261,620,750 shingles, and 51,520,845 pea lath, TOALIGN IMTORTATIONS recelved at Chicago Custom-llouse Jan, 25t Fleld, Lelter & Co., & cazen dry goods; Dominten Bank, 1,500 bu barleys LI & Bullen, 1,038 bn barley: George Stewart & Co., G0S nka salt: T, P, Older. ahaw & Co., 300 aks salt; LI & Dullen, 1,500 bu barley, Amount duties coliccted, $5,451. 58, PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—\Were less active, and steadier tit towards the close, when the speeniative articles weuk- ened under free orders to tell, Hogs were agaln (o wmall supply, and quoted firmer on live, which fact kept upthe warket durfog the greater part of the sesslon, thourh the majurlty of operators sermed to have llttlo confilence [ the stabllity of prices. They say that stocks are too big, and Increastng now, in spite of small recelpta of Logs, 48 pork and lard are not readtly taken for consumption, though there Is o fatr inquiry for meats, The Liverpool matket was quoted weak, and that appears to he the general feelfug In hog product on the uther alde of the Atlantie, which prevents orders from coming here. The regular arrangements made for packing herc on English acconnt are cqual to the rrodu(‘llnn of vast quantitics of moat and lard, leaving {ttle to o bought In the open markel. except at times when consumption ia unusuaily stimulated by low ricra. PATRSe Ponx—TWas relativ y aufet, and was unususlly . FANRINE ahout 2%a per hifl i o Jateat taiires ol this Previous eveniug, da tho 1048 The THATKEL broke 20w, under heavy ollerings, chlelly on_oufelda acconnt, _ Sales woro ro- 01,5 0 Urjs aclier. FURUATY at §16,8054¢17. (g ot 17,10 il 7, 760 rla 17,53 “Tolal, 34, W0 brie,” The 751050 eqshur seilo) ler February; 17,10 seller Mareh; §17. 7.4 acller April. pork was quioted at ut 13,00, Lanv—\Was Tess nctive, being generally dull,_and declied T4c per 100 0, f symipathy with Liverpoul, which v, A G pr WD Jower, Kales were res ricd of 7 seller Fehriary 4t 810,804 10,031 K, (00 ceaciler Sarch At 81102166 11, 12143 Al 1,760 tens April at #11.a011L27Y. Tols Vo tes The v} uaryy et closed fame At €10.7510.80 €aah for danusryy S10.65 allor, Febiruaryy $11,02§411.05 aeller Marciis 811,173 11.Z0scller Asril A o nutetand hort. ribs for future dellvery seliing Se n i lowor. Thera was Lubatiy turo traing on Southern sccuunt Uian Wai made public, erders frum tha: 3 hiaving been more numerous for two or three ila; clgn buyers want littie or nothing. Thic, out movement continues 1arge. Rales yestenlay were ported ol 1), 0w ."A‘x el hame (16°2.8) ut W[ 0, 00 » shouiders'at 6¢ auller Mareh, and atge seiler Ajrll; 941U 24 81107T FIA 8L 83,750, 8) selicr Slared, and E0.00 seller Aprlis and 10 hoxes short clear backs ut 10c, i followligare thu lateit quatations on parg-salted ncate: Shouts Short Long Short ders, wibe, cleurs. clears, Green... g3 “ #% 57 Louse, fiart Falted. 31 i Wy Hoxed Hy iy v Fenruary, i 30 g B wy Marvh, foose |, HY 0 o A Quoted ath3(c cash ot Jonunry, ik Al Al A0l be seller March, Cipiticrlaids aniet at Husd(c: Jung. it o, al baxed s swect-plexicalianis, bl 1%, Wiy, iaca ted at 7c for shanlders, 04ge for ahort rf e e ; Y eicars, 115:a 12 He ToF hinns, a1l cuay iso an pncked: Uik Wasqulct. at5@Ae, with salo of 48 pligs yel- Taw at te. WEEF TRODUCTE-Wor steady and qulet ot 81073 1L f0F mebti €11.75G1500 Tor extra kst wnd o £ TALLOW—Was quotvd at 77478c for eity, and 04@7340 Tor cutiniry uts, she lusile Fr No, 2, BREADSTUFYS, FLOUR=Wasqulct aud unchanged. The weakness Inwheat caused Gonr buyersto hold back, exerpt as they wished to provido fur {mmediato wants, but hold- erswere fem du thele viowa, as offeriuga were light, Tha bulk of the flour now hore 1a elther off the market or hield far ahove e views of buyers; sume of the lota tnthe country had limits sifghtly feduced sosterday, but tho fusido fixures are still_abova our market quotn- tlons I wioat cses, Fules were roported of 150 brls wluters, partly at $7.55; 1,120 brls spriug extras, ehict- Ty ut §5,1067.40; 45 bela rye tour un private terms; and iwheat dont §7.75@4.00. Total, bl folluwlui range o wliters, $7.45+8.50; incdium winters, Juw grade du, $0.00.(6.M0; cholee apring extras, $0.5057.00: medlum do, €6,00:0,50; shipping extras, #3.7540.00; choleo patents, FH.(IZV,50; com- mou do, & 760 SPTING SUTCTATES, $4.U033.00, Rtyo Sour, 4. 0. Buckwheat do, $7.5047.73; and ol do, §3,540; 3,50, tand steady. Eale wos madoof 20 tonsat 811,25 per tou on track, and froe on hoard car, Coux-MEaL—Was active and caster. Fales were 30 tons coarse 0t €15.50 per tun o track, aud 200 Lrls at $2.85 WIEAT—Was rathier more sctive and generally weak, decliniug 134e, and closlng 1o lower than the previous evenlug. Liverpool was quoted dull, witls yery lttie Inqutey for caroes, and buyera n New York e holdtu off, while the privat advices from both Diaces indieated that sellors were willing o wake con: cessjony. bt coubl ot Uind buyers. Uur recelpts wore again siall, with searccly nnythifog ot forward. Toe 0arket ‘opeued with 8 fow huyinig 2, UL 1 e it ot sellers, wid o Aeal d on the warket, tho e diweouraedd by L peristent dnllncss i ot of i stated 1 A uelt A ool deal higicr oty thlscrop, but that they were afrald present prices conld ot o sustatied, wnd terefura hai coneded (0 uge ¥ con [ered for reh 0y gl AL S150T Bobh 5§ b te 1y it irveutary to 814012, Ju v b $1.50%. "helivr Fe : ( elontilc UL $1.27%,, ilor Say at o1 i ol v han, woininal ot g1 130G elodaie wiih rezular No. 2 viring at 8 ko 1owes KEades WEED: 01 SR1E Velue, Suige. Jaiiv t (e Trealt recelyin. Juttad Of b0 bu 2 du at $1.27%, Jetd 4o wheres Lo b MBI Wt 81,01 Tree oy boand ear, TNAKS0EY Wik s T—\Wae quict and e, AECd 10 50 1 No. 3 CHLEtarage) At J1 by sainle WS 120 Tree o hoard: \ather wiore aetive o 2 JitN— frrauiar wa yad o died ubt e per b fArsuer w1 ihebadest jrices of the previo . i waanutad withh s dosinvard tewlsicy o el wia dull, w{l6 GUF Fuceipia WOES Tary Chougl for the stotiaind, (il it vial by tinse of Wedse: e e tradi: was ehiety sur Sy in whicls d woveral buvig weders were reeetved ‘Carly, aud strentbrniod pricas, Sympathy with wheat ut wellere mubsequintly, and the Tarkee wos nder fneredsd oterings, The Tecsl siort Tather froely, B Uiens Was Dot tiuel df st on Lan ity of " tie Eel 00 Bkl b BV o un WOt g shIBPTDE T kUi COFi e 10 s d lied fn ifon to Talc ar nieut this w1 condiflul Lt 1 sy bo desire thak our socks W of the term ol e ttragys aelier Mg ot u {The 8 el Naed tu 4740, wid closed b $T9es 40500 1 () sold Ul 4304 ¢ UGy meller March we Aty £ amd seller. Fuinin 3 the Taiilr ur iy el 0t $8ioa 4760 cloalu witn by No, < aud gl atsed at el taat sales were pepuried of 55, b anddt i izl 3 bul uew hig) Y!‘ W VI MU T 000 B re o u { rarsat 4% d70 un kg 14, 000 b shaoliel 5, 80 b o'si400 b, eatlce under pore Hheral of- Junmirg, “Viero wiassomo Liads g 00 futhicoe, cledy Match nd Suy, e reeelpy weresinall id exeevdud by tis ahipi 3¢, dlodig at the (il Lun Ay ui Ty large on 1l st vales werd 31,34 bl re 1Y B0 68 206 JT6 L track, Frec un boaz.” Fatal, 7,400 b, Lawer. e recelpis waro vitd luwer, ‘and thero was el F Lo ¥ for Cash or futtives. bl aiqile, Cadimiivswero reporied o 71e, wind 1,000 b by sample 8% 00" fal 2~ b 6 ARLE ory dull, the may deadricd s, il 1 lower, ST Tow Vebruary opencd at siie 5 LW 160 B1ATET W as it il Closed ab GlgGiy, Muy was ofercd at 7’ 3 £ e fur A DD, & C aud 32¢ fou N . du, wid refe 0. 2 b b ‘s recelpty, cdat iy, Cidiwas Qulol at e oF vedular, and & fredh our suldat Bautvles were thorg 3ethve, (e waall "Olierigs ol Jek arhip eute-tas . My ere 10 0T Chelr rers ith Gl sy wurs eparted ot e i, 4 Cua) utikhe g 4w bu aiple g e iy dan S B San p FIlAT CALL, Mlieatoatiien huat §137cl 2T for Februsty; Ul 20 ¢ for Marehit aid Luln’ul‘ April. 1, Uk b 34 473y 4T Lur 3lag, aud €350 for ler May 8t uide. L) brie ub $IT.97'§ for Aprll, end 8 §10.00 for Fubruary, and §11.05 for LATRRT, Mess poric was dull and upcliunged. sgled £ St Litd 4L 1483 or Pelriary, da i March. L 1t $5.8] calilog ar0a Fc March sold cliaing 8L 1R, February aold 86 oy s thy liaide. dad aud triner, sclljng at4axcs h elowed ot &akei wud 3lay wald e ¥ 86 47hc. February ab,nzuuo Oats were ecasler, closin BoMc for Aprit, mad 35¢ for Mess pork was in light demand, and atont Se lower, Felruary, $17.07417.10 17.30 far AR, at a0c for March, 30%@ | CATTLE—There wass falrly active nnd stesdy cat- tle market, The racclpts wero nomewhat fa rxeem of of tha numbep tooked for, hut that fact was halanced by the fact that news from the Hightly noro favorable than that tecelved eatller in the week, and for anything good cnangh to send Fast thera were hayers nt quite as gond prices as prevatied on Wednesday. Of cholce heay: stricted, and & few hundred found an outlet at fsir prices, choleo were o ample, If not oxccaslve, supply. The bulkof the trading, as on the preceding days of the ‘week, was done within the #0.1340.00 for butchers' stuff and stockers, and at 65 for comnion o gond chiolco were taken at §5.00k15, two fnstances hicher Agures wei 1l ienry 15, Shipley Loned [ by Mintgon erson & Co, st £0.10. ® cattle, tho prices reaitzed musi ushlerably ubove (ho market. A good many common and wediuth cattle were left in the ) ards unsold. ing at B10.503111.k2 mrch, and €17, 37 AL $10.80a16.824 for February and 817,05 for el rd 'was quifet and steady at $10.83 for February, sni ‘Sales 1,000 tes at $11.025 A3 Q100 Tor Mare the supply was re- for March, GENERAL MARKETS. ALCOMOL—Was aniet at £2.0742.10. —Was very dull and eosy. turers are supplicd, and there fs nodemand of consee quence, and a teduction in prices would probably not nttract’ trade, Ocenslonally n_constgned fot 18 of fered at & decifne, bur Mocks in deslers' hands ars held at quotations: Cholce green hurl, 5b4 7es medium hurl, red tipped, 44enies green brush, with hurl enough to work it, 5@ies red tipped with do, 4@4%cs red do, Jeulde: green covers and Inslde, 4 @se; red tipped do, Jntder tnside brsh, actics tmoe atalk brald, 4@3%cs inferlor brush, Tc; craoked do, 231e, A BUTTER~Tho demand was reatonably nctive, and prices sgaln ruledsteady and uachanged. We contlnne toquote: Cholce to fancy yellow, 27d: ®ood, 18335¢; nferlor to common, 13@ 10} roll, 16:6 BROOM-COR oxe of $3. 164,05, oF At ipplug steers, A 'A diova of 87 wery oruinary ho regariod an IAGGING=~There wasaquict and Grm muarket for Followingzare the prices currant: ontnum, A, 214e; Peeriess, A, Mot ides Otier Creek, moskeaw, I8¢ turlap b c8, sinzie, 1421323 do, 1SE-~Mot with a light local nnd country demand, dy Bt 1t 4c Tor good to best factory o cliauge was sppnrent 1 this market. Was & falr movement at the followini: range of 7208 o it amd Fange, 4 line of goo:ls. Stark A.2ige H.00; $8.003 Dalilin ) HOGR=—Wera In foly demand, light weizhte having i preference, and stralght otn ‘of Heavy hois were slow at for hend” and i cars 8t §7,2037.30 fur ages wero wuoted ot MNE@0c, and. manded netter mer pricen. Salc r and ifreadng whiltefiali, 4-br, £3.00; No 1 shore mackerel, MHOTC OXtra. 14-brl, $12 (0212 5U; 1057 | 4.15 -A majority of the trads antlcipated an in- ereased wupply of Logs Tor yesterday, bt [nstesd of an tho smber fell Romothin $3.35; ficorze's codilel aplie, brly, 2,00 stinrLof Weines appatent i 4 furtier e INATKCE IHOVIDR P Fo §13.00.441, 33 50,85 10T CaMmMOn [0 xira y Lelosed Nirm witl il roid. £z, pr box, a3ocy Culumbia ity FRUITS AND NUT8~Liafsina aro Grm, onid currants, iackberrivs are also held wt full 302 Jiér 100 VA, THO At apples, peaches, & i3, Kegs, 1 Turkish " pruns, ol Tatelng, taveri, neie, £3,0003.00 Zaute carrants, net Doyrsric—Alien Olferbouthern, 45w fornta i peachea, 1 Legrics, new, M@ics vTy—Fiberts, Tt 20c3 French walnuts, net . 156416 Brazils borries, wilige) TaRpe Granioble walnuts, ns, ‘Texas, K¢y bo] ninzton peannts, 61457¢; Ten- 51 FIUETS—W eru Hng request, the weather i too cool to move frift. Prices frmain as fols cr casey Biclly do, <1.00:4.50 ataen granes, &4 CRRIES - Biliars and collecs wero %, Ut Jinee comparativel iea wais [y Droureal i qulet, with prices cas Tt austaned exrlier 15 tho Jreck, or AL 82,73 Inferior tn choice grades, Yeatenlay's supnly wits motly of pour quality, uiil waies were' princtiully We'note tua followings Ar. Price.1No, ) 27e1 chuleo I c3 common (o i ingapors, Java, Nraans~Patent ent b 203 Keanulate, 13t g iiae; cliotes bry OMidloes common RINUrA—Culitoriia sizar foat drips, 3G G0t Callfors ia hioney dPips, o I 5,805 for thieo days 0c3 binck-stra v . ¢1 peniier, INGisIge; RUtnei, 81,6541, 10} steers wteady snd unchaned, 17 natlvo was s¢12o; majority of offerings at Burcr—tiecelpte, 4,400, making 10,570 for threo Y890 1IN0 Jast ook, I oniay, with a Hiil frmer focllng, Very cummon to strictly” prime shicep, 4 to 7)o} 1 went ab low nates fairto " 4, makinz 16,220 for threo lo of curluads holuing Tor $7, 0 range of coine ¥\ i Tlue, Jyhire Ly, it e market waa veey dull, There [a littlo o flgnres, anl scilerasay o furglier drop In prices herg would wipd out sl the profis 10 the country shipper. Therefors o ol Bettor {4 not (xpec s The loend trade § y 1 BIIVE, bt 11 col Jap. 23, —CaTiLE-—lecelpts, B5: total tor No kot today. Hal Freeli arelvals cunplme s uheold. Forty cars in orhing sipped 10+ La ualy 12 cary to Four rodull and ensy at 8 (e all round for gre cared, and licavy cows v both Kastern ro AND fus—iecetpts, 1,100, PR datl and wows enl Waak yerterday quotatlous. Nosllpments. Fifty-four 1,030: total for wee Yorkers at §il Ciogod dull and wi total for week, % only 3 cars. d hides, 1dcy deacon skink, 4373 Were dull And nominally emsler. beat DId iEar waa $1.01, wid Lolors a:ko.l 101w 103 pur gallon. HOPS—Were dullat 18G20¢ for guud to cholee., 12i7e for common to d 33%. Eadtern hope, Hieavy solil Gt §6.40, fendency, Beat offers: Vorkers, &1, ‘Twenty cars through stock A letier recent) urombers, Wavarla, D 1hid year's hop crop in Germany wiurieat of thils et such extravazant pr hoys how gradually anguty, Pa., Jan. ra througit, o s ulal fur thrve days, 3,057 D 83,60 Big.tluni 10 Good, ¥5.0043.25; common Lo fair, 84,50, 450, Hoas—Iteceipta (0-4‘0}’:&7 'n'(‘!‘;llcld( Yarkers, $0.20 Tiy, % veads total for threo —CATrLRE=Tteceints to- Tho maTket far home meed, il prices woulhi v it nnw, 1f [t were not for the ahunda T4 Ruelierally do not ilke wny of those hops Which BFe R0Z LomookTywh. llur flavor of the AmuEival, il the simoky tavor of thi 7 8178 thiat housaids or oir el Jops, Lut prefer or T tor fiavaria than to 731 Pultadelphia, 3 Hilkrr—1taceinta to- anys, 7,703 Aclling a1 84.2560.00. “Tiwey comtplain of th ¢ 116 hecds of tho Belglan produet, brewe.s would” e G Lo par 82.4% or $4.00 brew widn the prodiet of Fnuianid of Atier! Tho lotier closes thus: **Wa are uf upinlon that our narkes liers wil contliua to advance sluwly, possiblo that later on In the sinmer, 1 and merchants will Le totally harw of, and for American hops iy set (0, A\ change oF thie hester fiv Ameriea doponds on the tof tho knalish demand, LIER—T10 Market firm, andhigher; puedfiin to best lica nand fatives clhioleo fo fancy stecrs, CINNAT Crxcrxxatr, Jan. 2%, -Hoow=Demand Hgnt, E1.5095.70; Luirto 4 ot S04 Deavy, Celpte, 00 NERAT whinindaty, nonc, BY TELEGRAPII, FOREIGN CITIES, Epectul Disatch (o The Trivune, Ltvenrooy, Jun. 23-11 f. m.—FLovu—No, 1, 205 holdera irnt; con ! asqulet and stesly, sinall orders are comntng forward, £0 tiat trnte 13 jomos r than o week 8K, bub far froi Getlve, irst and accond el nird clear, thick Tt comnion sl 1o 11 No, 2, 1os By 1083 White, No, 1, 114 2 104 1053 cluby 1'ROVINON 8 =10rK, Uli, TALLOV =413 0, BRIBITS 0P TURPKNTINE—134 ANTWKIP, Ja commu lumber, Joiat and scanili; —Carrov—-Qulet at balea; speculution and export, ©0M0; BukabaTvrrs-Callfornls whito wheat, 108 1040 14 do club, 1s Jdlin 6dy Ky Wostorn spring, lwsine 10d3 Flour—=Wostern canal mixed, 2Tackaze i new do, Barley—Aaorican, s 4. 4 10 No. 1 red 0 winter, 108 B Corn—Weatern 2 3d, Oata—American, ‘ere quiet and $8.501 do, IX, 10214, $11.00; rouling, T 1C, .0 Lard—Amrican, 518 64, DBucon—Loug clear, 41s80d; Cunrsk—Flno Americsn, 7o 6117, 1565 1, K axntof 48 per con erata Teauet oy Wat Witlont now fas e o7 (in Uu of v i3 0, Illlmylu Ltysrgn (nL—is, Common, 045y pate, 18 BRRITS TUMFENTINE=D44 0d, AMERICAN Tatich not u: 3 [ New Yonx, Jan, 23.—Guain—tcarcely any busine reported in wheats market extremely dull and decfded- Iy lower 1o seallzes Mhtuplui sud mblling demand shont 2 speculators for th moment have dlsap- peareds No. 3 Chlcago offercd a8 81,44, without buy- alca 1, 500 by, 8t $1.40 for ungraded spring; §1.62 Tty u ahade Srmer, with Jttle more quoted at Eluiic fur D GAME=Wera In modcrate local re- W Lot Very faraes i Evue d, Hhalhi DOF B3 Turkeye, BUer Keess, dress 01, 83.75G4.00; quall, 81.05a° Vortion sadindy T aud firn, The at e ar few velicy ducks dread Jasicbeatrla el for No. 1 apring. expore inquiryy wiLet o7 uew apened 1 i pev bu lower, with bt lucal tradu; old coruraled aulct and without dechled ehange i pricesy sales 81U b, 8602 BLNa for ey ungruded Western itseds (0r6le fornew nograde, cluatiig at the huatdy pricos 01:: 01352 fur ateumor mtxgd, closinyal Glciand w4020 for old Western mized I atore and aftoat, OCEAN PretanTs—Pxeecdingly dull markes, both for Lerth and charter ruoin; sales, however, wbout tho satie a4 of laty, though 130 fone 18 murs or leg uotaiual ¥, Boiwithatandhig the swall ufforings of ton- nage; vpgagewents 10 Liverpoo) by steaw, 16,00 by wud clused dull iand, malnly tor continus liht, suid otatucs f udlacent Biates 10 coime forward, and that PV Bl come chiGNY frow K, Nee W seir b, B Ehe wpring, BoAes penee, saylnz thak o t Fetaili utxed, 7 Okis per it in cardute o L3 B ihd A0y ey s i Ui Flax Wy fu eiuand atfons: Fine aalt, 31, Ashituit dalzy, per sa ProvisioNs—Ths pork murket was dull sod prices 3 s Rew Mmeas v (he ¥pot Bt 317,00 fur by fur unfuspeeteds no bust- i at second call for Janus, FI1T.30 L1, and $17.00 askedy E. Inspocted, ol sbuut $17. areportad in futur $17.1% hids for Fehrua for Marel, 817,45 L, and 817.50 uskudy F17.70 LI, a0 #17.83 wsked. T markod salllag 13 eviand st the dune ta mlddics, and prives viier ot 8J(QUs for West- Lard—Maiket Leavy, whh Hmited e, both du cash lots sad for spuculatiung adiw, 110 Lea pifme steaa o tho sput &b $31.30. cloilng i aud 130 tcd oft grade sl Driig steam tof Vebruary dellyvory quoted at §11.23; G tea for March ol $10.02%.411,40, cluging i and 2,750 tea for Apell at $14.43GA1.50, 111061 1 b3t ae:d qulet and unchanged; raw quict hut steady, at 10LIUNC fur centrif fafr Lo goud rednty; i DX@IYo for i Ojye fur prime: no new sales, Tattow—Market Keads; soles L0,U0 Do privie at i i 4L 87,003 (0F e ccth b Small Western Waalied, tuo and Wiiten v—Market dull, hosvy, and lower, with scllers waly fur gne wols ara r R Associated f-’.?f." Lut gramg 12¢i da pour o guud " ‘Jun Degomber, 33716 2 §1TOCK, oebori, ¥3.75.46.005 CORMGM 10 3 3 s B 2013 pateul prosens o 2 ) Speiniz, $1.33 Ea white, Wichiina. § (RIS e Market dull; Canads, 81.18@1.18, Corn—Teate (xed qolet and nnchanged; now corn openea ateady ut closod hieavyt timited demanity Nar, 1 anaraded, o0 U'I“?'{H new no grade mixed, $entoy new Ateam mized. o1l new steant yellow, Gt Oate-+ B Hma acarca and flrm: eommon o 13 Western mixed aadistate, 416 do, I0y—Flrm and un JAv=Flratanid wnchanged, ore—tiachanaed, x LIRboRN TR CATof quiet and nnchanged, Roparqulet it stemlys fair t0 good reAniNg, dienNer prime, Uiies renned, quiet and dnchangrd. ' Molases ln modorate ;:;n‘“:!\:lmmcxfomun ull; Rica steadys moderats aniry. ml;‘ugiul.luu—}lnrket dully crode, 13%cy refined, LLow—Steadys 8%e, YR TRSCY~Fasier; 82,40, 1S TINE—Stendyt $0@4OHe. Vertern, 3R3%0. P ore-Markes diil and_enstor) new meas, FIT.00 for nanected; at aeond eall, £17,18 bid forJanuary. lieer quiet; Western pickicd shauldors, s IAdIck easfers lone elear, Wester, K atict do e, Dresci floga atendy; Western 4, {25, L nd heaty} primo ateans, $11.30; Pebruary, Sie: whil T BT Citeear—Firm and nnchange, WS mer s B, one. 8T, LouIn Bt, Louts, 3Mo., Jfan. 25.—CorroN—Steady and une ehangeds mies 1,600 bales, FLOUH~Eanief, Uut not quotably higher. anil and lowers Nu, 3 red fall, 8! ch. Corn_ Insctive aui fuwer: No, mbARae T Fuarry A1gadiige nd lower Lo pells 1o hia cash sl usrs, 150 dill and lower: ROLGaT0e bid casnisales o IO FAbrUUTS. Jiarloy qulety 0. 3, 43G30c, xRy FI3ONS=UOFK_firmer; $17,27 neked cashs $17.€0 g bid Febrnary, Lard frmer; $10.87%4 00 Did; £10.621g0 DI Felirusry. BUIK Nicats ®aslse, Hacn quietand Dile: whent, 12,001 buy comn, 27,040 LU} vats, 3,600 Dins Tye. 8,000 b barley, 5,600 DY, BALTIMONE, Jan. 25, ~Froun~Firm and onchanged, ern red, 81,45G:1.471 ¥ 35 Pearivauta e, E1.50@1.53. " 0 Western mixed paslory new, Sues Ay, Ontsqulct but irmi white Wentern, 42 liyo stendy at 7ice] Provisi 816.00. Bhgul Bionliern, Bgc ' “ulcsgo, syring, F.402 11, Ojici clear i, o loase. " aco Sfear ib. 1uifey nams, 131w, Lard —Henned, T3 HeaTyr-guict and nnchanged, ml";ru:u.m?:’quulcu Cride " 134@1aMer reinod, Correx~Dull and nominal, farkot duli. eat, 1,500 hus corn, 112,000 bu, -Corn. 1,000 bir. TULLANELTITIA PHiLADRLIRIAJan, 23.—~PETROLRCK—Qulct snd un- ehianaeil, LoviSkEp—Tn Rood demand at M@1GKes timo- thy, ELON 10, FLaci—Firmy In gnod demand: Minoesots family, + Ninte, "Olifo, and ' lodiana, $7.00G7.60 ' STAAKED. 230 Wheat—iid, 81.531 amber, §1A1A1,55 whitd, SLASL0, Corn i good domandy, yellow, & @A7LES white, fjcr Western mixed, fie:. fred on %un‘. Meain, 53450, OAls modoratily sciives white, BT HRNT G100, . CINCINNATI. .IS:(NL'IHXA'". 0., Jau. 35, —CorroN~Steady and firm; ~Quiet and unchanged, Gnatx—iClieat dull and Rmplnv reod. $1.40@1.4) Corn inactive: A2wdde, O ory ke, fye— Demand falr and market firm 83483c, Darley heavys ood ta prime (all, 750! V1IN S—Tork In TAte_demandy salen at 817,15 ot 317, uncy, LaAnl guiety steain held at F10. 83 87085 males at 811, mlol’!llrcllxkelfl&.\“ral’ . ik meats i shoulders, ll"cl bulk short rios, ¥) («f’!‘(c WLy $0. 23 buyer Marchs €0.15 January; short clear, 8]§=De. Dacon quiet, bus steady; un- ehanged, 5 Wiisgy—§1.| Tiettea=Dull and unchanzed, TOLEDG, L tulet, 0.1 %l louinhlnn.u."'uxin 33 onlered aMORF Aichisn, B1.470; February, $1.44%; 8! Clull’n‘ ulet: high- srejeeted gt 40 May, GOy Lata dull elected, 0,20, #7: a7, 00, diviling on 173 tbs, t, 4,000 buj corn, s 24,000 Lt vats, 16,100 b, NEW ORLEANA, New OSLEAYS, Jan, 25, —I'ovisioxs—Tork strongers mead, $T4 QTG BRIk meats—Markot dulls 46 Bl (e Tor shoulder, clear rib, and clear packed, Ihe —Slarket dull; shoulders, 7yes cloar rib, 10Hw o Btian—Market dull; Inferlor, 5G7ct common to good cotminon, 7eTic: (alr tu Tully falr, TI§wNbet prinieto ghler, Migtwicy veutrifusal, Da0cy yellow clarited, FalGHe: i ) AiiavekeQulaty eentrifazal, 233376} common, 0 e falr, 15 W3 VMO Lo cholce, 424G6c, Uthers unchunged, MILWAUREE, . Jau, 25.-FLoua—Quist snd ua opened nud cloncd stes) t Grrn; opimed au Hartleos 15! its il cady: No. I, 74, Dar- RJay No, T numinal at s4e. 4 dégresseds pricte nomi- coy UG T. Lard—i'rime’ sioam, 1Ujsc. o 7, 5100 trlas wheat, 15,000 b, SIIPXENTO=Flotir, .00 brlas whest, 1, Wb, INBLAXAVOLIA INDIANATOL! —FLota—5teady and une changed, : Giia(v=Wheat stoady, with & _good demand; No. 3 Ptl-lh $1.44@1.50, Corn firmier; mixed, 404l inele- Tator, Puivistons—-Qulet bat frmi buyers and sllern opart, Bolk meate~Ciear rib, 8lgaiie; clear sides, Bxietics Ahouliers, Ol ige, Moo Fork unchanged, Hoas—Lteceipls, 1,500 ficad; unchanged, nosT ILWAUREE, TowTox, Frovu—Demand stesdy, b 4 mixed aud yellow, 75, Oats =N No. | white and No, 2 mixed, BTesdcy No. 2 mixed and B while, S0e 540} rejected, ¢4 wtic. COL'ION. Nkw OnLeANs, Jan. 25.—CorroN-Steady, with & falr demands sales, 0,430 Lales; recelpta, net, 4,815 Brost, G,049; cxpurta 1o LIVerpuol, 4, 5003 stock, 206,810, Quotatfoos unchanged. (ALVESTON, Jan, 23, —CorToN—Quiet; middithg, 125} recelpta, 2,017 lules; sales, 1,276; oxporis to Great lirftaln, i013; coast, 800, Slonive, Jan. 25, —Corron—Quict; mlddling, 12%c recelpts, net, 4,174 baless aales, 1,AX); cxports, cosal- wlie, 14, BAvaNNAl, Jan, ~Corrox—~Steady; toidding, Tcs teceipts, G0 halex; muled, GX0 CHARLRATON, Jan, 23.—CorroN—Quiet; middiig, 18eq receipts, net, 718 haleas sales, 1,000} exports, Ureatliritalo, 1,870 coastriee, 1,000, nny Goons. Niw Vous, Jan. 23.~Iusiucss was falrly active with commixstun-houscs aclltng prints, cotton gooids, and Loslery, ond prices ruled ron Cowlmercs and swursted uitings f eomd requeat, and Jeans moro uet fve. Forelin goods qulet, Tho Zullettn says: ** Fife teen thoussnd plecen Ariington Miits alpscas will be 201d 0t wuction on thio Alst Inst."* PETROLEUM. CLEVELAND, 0., Jan. 2%.~Market steady; standard white, $1. 1w Preranen, Jan, 25.~Petroleum qulot. Crode unrettted; $.7a3.75 8t Parker's; reflued, 234e, Pbils adetphiu delivery, 'URPENTINE, WILMINGTON, N, C.o Jan, 25,—Spirils of turponting fieu ot 43%c. e e —— HNow Frederlck the Great Cured m Prims Dounua, There 1 a curlous story told of the manner {n which Frederick the Great could deal, where other men hudd falled, with a primas donpa of the erlod who wag luclived toset tou llttle storg by the publie. ‘Uhis great artlst seemed to cately o cold, which had the eilect o renderfog her hoarse and consequently unable to sing, when- cver anybody or thing had displeaged her, One day 4 cestaln opera was to be performed at Berlln before the Kinghlmself, At°the upe poluted hour the manasey came furward aud sald s ** Ludicsand gentlemen,we erleve to inforin yout that our primy dounna bas a sors theoat, amt that the representatlon announced ranuot‘u-rc- fore take place,” Tho stulld Teutonle audience seemed 1o whit surprlsed, and was moving out tranquilly, when the King rese and_commanded e sk fanw Lo heep thele place. The sudlenes sat down avain and waitad patlently ou events, In lesa thun o quarter of un hour the manager reappensed and spoke as follows: * Ludlvs aud gentivinen, 1 have the most unfelgned plewsurs N {nforming you that our pring donna is come letely cured of her sore throat und will have tie honor to sing befuro you to-night.* Surcly cnough the fautous ¥lnger soon sppeared, anid never bod eho sung better, Hor triumph was complete. ‘e King's rrcacrlptlon had been o very stmplo otie. The prima donna, having dlsmissed the unhappy manager, wus sitting comfortably be- fore the flre fnlier 6w room, utid rather pléased the Llus of having spotled the pleasure of eral hutdreds of persons, when the door was viglently thrown opet, and ‘there” entered an ofiicer fullowed by four dragoons. * Madenmol- setle,” quotli tho oflicer, *tiie King, my master, has sent me toask after your health?® “The King I8 very goud; & have a bud sure throat,' Sl Majesty kuows ft, and lua(‘hnrt:nd mo to take yoit ut once to the mititary hosplital, whero you will be cured in a fow days.” Mademolselle turned pdle. ** You are jesting," she simpered; but Prusslan oflieers, she was Informed, never Jested. “The Licutenant guve the vider to his 3aen, why seized Mademotselle and carsled her out of the theatre. A cuach was In attendance; the lady was de- posited thercing tho obicer took his place beside, after ehouting his eddress to the driver, *The mllitary hospitaly” and oif they went, the drag- oons rhdimg plongelde. Tn 8 few' seconds wrtay S ald the lady; Tthiuk I foel hetter,! “The mufi-, Is onxious, Madciaolselle, that you quite ored, and even that you to-ni: 1 will try, wurmired the prisoncr. © Back to the theatre,” cricd tha olicer to the coschuran. Arrived there, Madeuis olselle bewan to thiuk she had ylelded oo casily. o1 wiil slig, siuce bis Majesty’ communds me,” 5o aald, Ybut tiod knuws how. = You wilt sing)" replied the oftteer, * lke an wrtlst with a ad cold” ST (BK wot' “Aud whyl' +* Becauso avouple of drugouns will Ue n attend- nluw J""h“.‘u'mzm“"‘“""' at l:zu least mm& they bave ondera to urrcst you aud curry you o szalu to thewilitary bospltal.” The boaTieness Was uow completely guue. WONOESTERAIINE SAUCE LEA & PERRINS’ CELEBRATED TRONOUNCED BY g3 EXTRACT ; BB of A LETTER 1ro CONNOISSEUNS Wil NenicAl, GRS Tis: TO BE THE MAN at Madran to hiy i@ ‘brothor st ‘WORCHS' 03LY GOOD Mo 0, 'Tell LEA & PER TINS that thelr Bauca Is highly esteemed tg SAUCE,” oo BS India, and is, o And Applicabie to it te ey EVERY VARIETY hio e el 2y o A QF DisiL thacta made, oot WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, LEA & PERRINS' SIGNATURE s on EVERY BOTTLE, " Lewithis JOHN DUNOAN'S 80K8, = = ANH\Y \’illll(.‘ w!h\ll.llfll\ D TI Mfml_nvl':\;vm RRRIVAL RKD DEPARFORE OF TRAING cepted. ® Kunday excepted. $ Moniday excepled, Five Bunday ot p. me Tk atlys oY cxcepted. 1 CHIOAGO & RORTHWESTERN RATLWAY. Ticket Offices, 62 Clark-at. (Shorman Ilouse) and7y Canalat., corfier 3adison, and &t tho dopots. Tenve, | Amive, aOmahs N akreept,Yoc aFreep't Hockrd& dMiiwaukea Fast A dilliwaiikee Express BMfiwankoe Dassengr. Mlilwaukes Pamsenser (daily) ) Sireen ltay b\miteon 188, P UMarquetle Ex e Lake, ‘a—Depot corner of We Kinl b=Depot corner of Canal and Kiazlo- MICHIGAN OBNTRAL RATLROAD. Depot. foot of Lako:st., nud footof Twenty-s3cond., fikes-omee, 67 Clarkeat.. southenst cornerat iag: olphl, Urand Pacific Hotcl, and at Palier House., Teave. | Arrive, alw i 0 . 10, 3 138, m; Atlantie Express (dally). 130, 1. |§ 6 e Night Kxprastsoeess 00 in: {raia0: o 18aturdsv EX, * Kund 3 Monday Ex. § Daiiy. CHICAGO, ALTON & BT LOUTS ‘“11 (HIJAGO & BHOR! KANSAS GITY & DENY] Ot teors At Dapo: LINES, dge, brly andaiph-st Tleave. | Arvive 18 Clty & Denver Fast Bx. ugzhvrm:fll‘ld E: I‘IIla Bpringfeld & ‘el and 1' 8 Fast Expras Yeorin, Keokuk & Durlingtan Chicsgo & ucah K. 1. Hireator, Lacon, Wash'ton ix Jolfut & bwixtit’ Accammutat'nie 4 Mail, via Main Line. Ereclal X, Y, Exp Atlantlo Yxpress, daily: Loletour Accommodation s.u Night Express.. t . m.' 11168, m, b e $0t o OHIOAGO, MILWAUREE & BT, PAUL RATEROAD, Uniun Depol, vrnee Sladlan and Canal-sts, Tickot Oy 4 outh Clark-st., oppoaite Baerman Houso Arrive, Mliwaukes Expres, 7:30p. m. Wisconsin & Minnesota Thro' 1iay Exprens ; Wikconsti, 1o : A00p 1y 111008 m t 7 _Alw kee, Tickata for § andM{ucanolls arb gond eith I I ChieR, oF via Walcriomn. L Urocea oo Aaair Depat, forbt 1o AL, Dol PO ke Oice. 151 Hiandoiph ste WERE ClatEe Bt. Lon| o Lou Bprimgield Meniii Kok Duliuglie & N Dubuique & 5t Passenger . m, (TIoAC, RITRLINOTON, 8, QUINOY, FATLEOMS L' Cits and sialeantirate. " Hickes Ouicon 33 3Matland Express,..,.. OLtaws und Btroator Paseni'r) itgektor, Dubuguo & Hloux|, Tacihe e Liac, 1 Giiaiias, 1011 Kanags Clty, - Leavenwortly, | pdteon e, “Joacph Fxp! Iy w. [ Clty, Leavenno = Atchison & Ht. Joseph s, m Downeru Urove Aceomnio, a2 me Powicrs Gruve Avconunod'ns Sid3 . f. W8 Express 743 0. M. Baturday, 3 Ez, Monday, Depoy elpuee Ctaor ALELD BATLROD, Ficked otlicn ( Clark-stroes. Tiepart. Figin Pasenger, Tiyron Pauseoger. Klin Eap- Turuer Park Pidaciger. yron Fielgh Elln Fretiit, Bunday | Patn, PITTSDURG, Pt WAYNE & OMIOAGO BATLWAY, Leave, Arrive, fal] and Express, o0 | Pacife Hxpre Jing: e 41 Lig, e fivoa; m, excepted, 8londay vxcepied & Tcket-oniecar w3 Clarkeat,, Patmer i _Urand vacide, abd Depat (Expoxition ullatagy. o tDally.” 1Bstanday excepted Loave. | Arrive, Morning Kxpress. 8:50 0. .| G0 R e Fast Lie CETRIT ERTIR (oafiy. ToA00, B0 LALAND & PAOLEAL RATLEOAD vllics 04 Clur-sl., hliermian iouso. Lo ) AT gm-h:.Luvnnv‘lhtMchEx'l(r’l a . s 400 i 'eru Acoutaimodation, b, B 0:33 8, Tk G EXpread. ... 10i00 b, 1. (8 6:50 8. 1. QUEAN STHAMSHIPY, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANC o Tlic eneral Transatiantio Company's Htenmers Delwes New Tork A Sea lln;u:f‘ Plymouth W, B.) for tue landiog of passengers, The splendia casc {2 {ayorita fuuta for tho Ceujtaent, (Cabinr i th Elretric Bclia,) Wil sall from pler No. N, T2.0. foot of Mortan-st.. as follow # . Fraice, Tradollo, aturlay, Jan. 27, 3p. m. Labrae dor, 2anlier, baturday, Feb, 10, 3. Frane weul, ' Eaturdey, Feb, '3 e, 3 . Price lfi 54 saka i gold (lucludiog ilnlfhl-]rfl uImu lllx)l‘u 120, according to sccominodation, “Becund, $74 Third cabla, §40. Iteturn tickots ub ‘udue‘d Taleh Mt’unfi"."k wlth superlur accomnmngdation, lucjudiog g oniie vl Sl Wil Sl it ura LOLIS DE UEBIAN, Agunty 55 Hrod A !(;r W Wllfi'é‘ 1“ *\%. Seat for L"l cag0, “North German Lloyd, day from Bromen Pler, foof of Third-at.. Hoboken. Liates of pawago—Froni New Yurk to sadthaipios London, Havrs, sad Brouien, On vabin, §Iun; se cabln, 360, koid steerage, $30 currency. " Fur (reljih nrp‘lmn\lfialy‘lv fe i DELTIi18 S COns 3 Bowloi Gireen, Now Yorks Great Western Stoamship Line oo Now Yok to Urhtol (England) direct. CORNW. Lan; 2 8. v . SOMERG st el teyd 5 8L 30 Ex FimmidiSate St ¥ A WHITE, 67 Clark-a, Michlsss EAM HEATING, HEATING APPLIANGES, Yor Pioe lleldences, Putille Bulldlogs, &e. STEAM OR HQOT WATER, §ate, Copvenlent, Healthtul, Econpmical, Durable ORANE, BRINAD & COg 058-815 Wesd Rightk-st, Llacianatl, &