Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1878, Page 6

FINANCE AND TRADE. nfckeliver . .ncnuurpm {ic Ml The Movement of Currency Less Actives=-Clearings, $2,~ 800,000. The Produce Markets Stronger, with Qreator Activity---An Advance Along the Whols Lino. u‘( Hanailel 2 {ameiacit: tos g i {nlgn acinc bands. Gleveiand & Pilisiirg 11 rant. florthwestera . Excltement Cansed by Warlike News from Eor =~{That Does a Decling in Eaglish Conzols Indicate ¥ 2 Tennemee 6s, ol ennesser 64, 0 irginis 6s, oid. p OENERAL REVIRW, Special Disvated ta The Chieans Trisung. Nzw Youx, Jan, Hank retnrns from fonr- teen ltldlntrcmfll show a loss In New York and sing clsewlier K cannot be lald 0 the "Illlntd‘ll’ in the stock business. for apera- tlonn are Iatger by $300, 000 than fast year. T fore there must have been a decre n other bn nel Boston and 81, Louls show vory aubatantial f New Orleane and Lonlavilie are doing well, tilwaukee stfll shows the effects of tho Increased FINANCIAL, The conntry orders for currency were not go Iarge as on preceding days, but were safficlently in excese of (he repaipts toindicate a liberal move- ment of produce¥nd stock from Lhe country. her cilies The offer ncs of negotiable vaper were mode- | MOMEtent inwheat. The fosees at ol ed by the fall of rate. The banks arenot Jending freely, although E‘,fifi,’ e e T LA e accommodations are given to every euatomer enti tled tothem. ‘The restrictions olmerved by the banke apply principally to ontside borrowers, Rates of dis=ount are 7@10 per cent. New York cxchange was sold botween banks at 80c per $1,000 disconnt. The cleatings wero 82, 800,003, ROSTON RESERVES. The Doston banks Lave been annoyed s good desl lately by a rearcity of greenbacks for the sete tlement of thelr Clearing-Houte balances, Thia has been enouch 10 produce a temporary puraiysia of the activity of some of the banks. The lloston Adverttser shows tat balf tho reeerve of tho Bos. ton banke is {u the shape of gold, which Is of no wre In snch an emergency. 1t eays These occasiunal finrries at the Clearing-1onse demonstrate clearly one thing, -—(whis however, wearcely meeds formal declaration), —and that {e, that the portion of **lawinl money ™ In the re- merve, which 1a In the form of gold, Is no more available for ure when needed than would be the mame valoe in plg lend. Diefore it ean serva the purpores of money It must be rolil of pled:resd for money, & proceks which conld be accompiiahed wih “almoat nny staple merchandiso quite s readily. On il date of the last statement the banks had over 50 per ceut of thelrceserve in gold, "This, 0t conrae, diministied by one-haif ihete nblllly 10 make their reasrve avatlable for sudden and mn- expected calle. A far su the lezol regtirement goes. it {a nll right, aithough, as far as their own couventence care, and ta a certatn exient the con- venlence of the public, it does not work well, Bat 24 long an gold can po carnied ad reserve at & profit, Bowever alight, while greenbacke in the same cn- pacity must ite lile, the oanka will be likely to coutinue to take whatever risk of Inconventence it Ty enfall, THR COMDINATION OF EASTERN HANK: Tho New York Journal of Commerce says: ** All tha merchants and bankers of the Northern cliies are In perfect uccord with the New York rentl- ment " with regard to the silver bill. This isasad fuaccnracy un the part of wo careful and exact a paper oa the Jonrnal of Commerce, For instance, the three leading bankers of Noston apuointed by the Iloston Clearing-House 1o co-op- erato with the New York bankers declined to serve, They declared themeelves upnosed to the | ¢ New York plan of using silver for subaidiary colns anly, and cyualiy hostilo 1o the New Yurk schema of dofug buslncssoua gold bams if silver wore made the Jegal-tender currency of the Unlted States. The apceches of the Hoston bankers had the effect of causing (he Boeton Clearing-Houre to drop the proposed co-operation with New York, The Boaton bankers aro hard-headed enough to know that they must do bnsiness In the legal-ten- derof the country whore ihey are. FLOOD AND O'DRIEN AS TRUSTEES. A San Francleco attorney pabiishes a commauni- cation In the Chronicls of that city, charging the Trostees of tho Bonanza minck with baving, by means of frandulent contracts mado with them- welye: intll-ownerr, defrauded the stockholde: out of $5,000,000, and offering to recover that amount for per cent commisslon, lle sup- porta the proposed litigation on the familfar prin- ciplc of the common law that o trustee csnnot make a proft out of his benelclary, a prineiple of law and justice which has been openly violated by the Bonanza wanagers, They have done this not +ouly vz.tbe.milling and faiiogs, but intho fur. nlskingof guppllesand the manipulstion of stucks., NEW YORK DANK BTOCKS, The #ales of bank aock in Now York on the 212t Inst. were: 50 shares Fourth National at 08, quoted a year ago st 100; 03 sharce Mechnnies® at 110, quoted & year ugo at 135; 10 shares Republic at 59, quoted at 14 & year ago; G shares 8t, Nicho- las at 77, quoted a year azo at 105; G shares Ninth Nutional sl 48, quoted o year ago at20; i1 shares American Exchiaugo st 1034, quoted last year ot 10531 50 ahares of Comwerce at 110, a rise during the year from 107; 5 sbares of Metropolitan at \ at which [t bas stood steadily; and 52 souzes of Contigental at 0, 76 In Janaary, 1877 ently hcen some fransfer of bueiness from one city (o another, it 18 plain tbat the prevailing un- certslnly corcarning legislation in doing gres harm to haeiness, The fanrteen citlos’ exchanges show, compared witl last year, an aggregate loss of 1 8-10 per cent, The elijes tiat bave galned ara: Boston. 10 7.10: New Orleans, 1-10; uwnukec. 254-10; Loulsville, 38-10; Unvellnd S Those that linve lost are: New York,8-10; Phila- delpha, DU-10: Chicago, 142 107 Clnclnnlll. 0 6-10: 8an Franeirco, 1 ; 5t. Loois, 1U; Pittsburg, 1 706-10. 1 Providence, BAN PRANCISCO. San Fraxciaco, Jan. 24.—The (ollowing are the ¢losing quotations at nu Stock Doard. ‘ll-ynmnd & n'4 stiver 11l 34 8a nrra Nerad: Unlon cnnmudned. ‘ Yeliow Jacket. ,hnranl,nnmxmuefl.. d Prize. . . NEW ONLEANE, :l':gum :uu. -hn\. "Ffifimklflf- nlg'.‘. exchange oo New 3 mum. mgmnx -xchfigc. bankers' bills, 480%. PORRION, Toxnox, Jan, 24, —Cunsols, moneysnd account, United States flonfla—'do!, 105%; ‘078, 10735 10:40s, 109142 new B, 1074 Erie, #ig: proferred, '""S. The geaeral dniinces in the stock and other mar- ketn wos Increased yesierday by rumors of fall- urfs fn tho silk trade at Lyons, France, and of the failure of alarce cotton-spinning house at Hlam- burg, The liabilitles of the Jatter are stated st from 330,000 to 8750,000, ‘The Stock Exchanve lu-tlly Is agitated by rnmors of the fwlure of the peace negotlations, and of urdera for moving nrm.n troops. Noue ol theso reports are traceable 1o any trustworthy source, aui they are probab (llltfll{ groundless, Pawe, Jan, 24, —1lentes, 110t 17%c. REAL ESTATE., ‘The following Instruments wero filed for record Thursday, Jan, 24: CITY PROPENTT, third ot Wi aated Avrll 7 sOUTI OF cn-r"nu 234 FOCATIOU: Stalicisty uw ror ot Joutl Ferk a7, l{ 1, T3 (L dated Dec, 1, 1577 (1 o & lt\'ld ‘lnu WEAT OF CI Weat Lake S eor et Forty L, 51 lo llhu'. dllud Jan, 17, x COMMERLIAL. ‘The following were tho recelpts and shipmeats of the leading articlesof produco in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on Thursday moraing, and for the corresponding tima twolve months ago: . $112,000 oF sxvax o, Mmm mu e, | 1w7. 4 | ekt e MEAVY HALLROAD LOAN. ‘The Dank of France had loancd the Government $200,000,000 at 1 per cent Interest for tho con- struction of recondary rallways, Tho I'arls lette: dated Jan. 3, of the London Eeonomist stated 1bat the Minister of Puoliec Works had made report to the French Government that the networik of railways Iln France needed on addition of 10,000 kilometre to complete it, and vstimated the cust at $600,000,000. Tho Government, It seeme, Lus Juumedlately andertuken onc-thisd of this work. LIY-GOODA PAPEL IN NEW VOIK. The New Yurk Dubly Dulletin says: Without donlit dey-goods pager |2 fo-day consld- ered 1o be the safeal m-d unid with good reae . U. M rt & Co, {nform us that of 1 $15, 000. 000 .mlury «oods puper which they m: keted gt year jjaud 8 Eood vart of which they iner, 1. it Ehlugics, ... Balt. iirls. 3!, 1,430, 44,302 Withdrawn from storednring Wednesday for city consumption: 745 bu wheat, 743 bu corn, 607 bu oats, 45 b rye. The followlng crain was inepected into storo In ihis city yesterday morning: 26 cars No, 1 hard wheat, 21 cars No. 2 do, 30 earn No, 1 solt spring, 81 cars N «lo, 17 cars No. i do, 1car rejected do, 2 cars no grade (161 wheat); 7 cars high mized corn, 4 cars new do, 4 cars new mixed, 7 cars No, 2 eorn, [0 cars rejected, 20 cor no grade (08 corn); 1ttcara white oate, 12 cars No. 4 mixed, 1 car rejected (32 vats): 4 cara No. 1 rye, b cars No, ¢ dot 1 car No. 1 barley, 17 cars No. 2 da, 12 cars extra No. 3 do, 15 carsordinary No. 3 do, 21 cars feed (60 barley), Total, 700 cars, 0r 161,000 bu. Inepected out: 107,853 va whest, 2,480 bn corn, 8,708 bu barley, Col, Buker told the bulter aud checse men the other day that tho difference in cost due to using prire salt In place of poor alt fs only one-eighth of a mill tothe pound of choese, and Avo-sixteenths of 2 mill to each pound of buiter, The ueual pro- portion of ralt to the 100 pounds of cheeve {s 23 1t 10 huyern proved {o be leas tha Thia fact ¢peuks volumes fur the s per centy ndness of Luls vl we doubt (6 any other could Tuake 40 good an ashinii, TREASUNY HALANCES, 'The balances in tho United States Treasury st the closc ot businers oo Jan. 21 were: Currency, §,- 510,078; special fund for redemption of fractional currency, $10.000,0003 special deposts of legul tenders for the redemption of certificates of depos- its, £47,080,000; cuin (ncluding $40,209,700 In coln certidcates), SLI2, 076, 550; outstaudtax legal tendy $339, 040,770, GOLD AND ORBENDACKS. Gold was 101210145 in greeshack Greenbacke were VU@03y; ceuta ou the dollar o gold. paunas, and for batter it is ¥Q@1 ounceto the YORRION KXCHANGE. pound, Bterling. Stety dayr. Bight, ‘The outcry yesterday In commercial circles wa S\Var fa inevitable!™ ‘This impression widely prevalled that the violent flucinations in the price of lirfulsh console were an indication of nnnanal excltement In Qreat Britain, cepectally nx the re- portes were supplemented by the news offa good de- mand for our wheat, Consols were quoted £-10 lower early, then advanced Y, declined i, and Improved 1-16, followed by other amalter changes, 1omyg | Tutat was found that the Diritieh wheat market waa not exciled alter all, tbe quotations by Beer- buhim belng lower on white, and then tho excite- ‘ment here dled out, ‘The general idea seams 10 be here that a. decline in consnls mesus increasen fears of war, and that GOVURNIENT oNDS, Yinited States 0a of 01 Thired hiates s, Snoszas nuonfloll.” id. Avker, | BB advance fudicates that dealers in coneols are Ghlcaco City 7 percent bonda... L siotig 430ty | more loclined to expect pesce, Dut it s not Im- nmuu-n_';-;:’r;;x;&wmr'-_ ey 4losiy | ponsiole that the barometee shoald be read the i Cie Shicayo Ciiy other way. ‘There ara partiea here wno argue that an sdvence in console ls probably due to lnvest- mvot i those securitics by parties who bave sold aut atocks that are deemed more hazardous 1o war lime, spd that on indications of & pesceful char- acter the convols are depressed by selling in- order 1o lnvest lu the otheratocks which offer bigher rales of intereat In the form of dividends, It this 7 per cent bunds (long) 1 "H'H:'HLlntuln 5 07! 4171 07 v v r of Cutnitierce Tisiion 16107 per cant A srn ba the correct reading of the fuctuations, the fact ny T:;“;Y,’;;‘::AP“- will account for the numerous lovses which have L 3 beon sustained by parites who traded on the varia- tous in sizength of cunsols are reporied to thig country. The leading prodnce markets were more active yesterday, aud generally strouger in continuation nl the u-llna develojed Dear tne close of Wedaes- day's trading. ‘Thero was s further sdvance along the whole line, escept o 3 few of the minor de- partments, which was helped by the fact that the reporied shipments were oo the incresse, the oute ward movement of graln belng yulte large fors @day io midwinter, Butthe term ** midwiuter® 19 amlsnomerns applied to the weatlier of yeaterdsy, To the TWeatern Asscelated Press, Nzw YTomk, Jan. Gold opened and closed 81014, with sules o the interim at 101%, Car- ryiog raten, 410 6, Silver ut London, 83%d. Here, silver bare at 117 lo greenbacks and 1154 lo gold, Hilver colo, 1E1% discount. Governments were st7ong. Hallroad bouds were generally higher. State accaritios were Srm. Elocks were dull and without particular featore, Over Lslt the traneactions wore L Lake Shors, The fuctoatlons |n the yencral st were 119m | gy wygmore like an Indlan summer. Tuocondition i B hiuiburg ovencd ¢ 75 | ot ‘sdairs fu the conntry is, bowever, besomiug o ait Vakon Pacite - ndvanced mora satisfactory, aa the roads sre dryiny, in the ad clored at 4al. Transacticos were ,000 sbates, of which 47,000 were Lake o0 Norlbwestern commos, 2,000 pre- 1 éflulflnd. absence of more ralo, toough there s ot much fseezipg yet, and farm produce is belng moved mors {reely I consequence. ‘There was little that is cew to pote in connection with the market for. forelgn snd domestic dry goods. Eatreme quietude prevalled o all dopart- meuts, aud prices were sesin quoted steady and uocbanged. Urocerics mot with u fair demand, sud weresteady 1o price. There was 4 fair deinand for butter and chevss sl prices sbuwing no quuta- Ule cbange from thuso curscut at the beginuing of the week. Flob were juquired for to 8 Mutted ex- tect at uuchanged prices. Dealers In drled fraite Teport & falz busluves Lo progevas at sbous ateady 17,000, LU0, Eufl‘u‘ Guli; dctosl vustncas, loog, mu. mm. gorErsutyTs Ldd " ~ 104 allimare, 17103 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. 1878. prices. Apples, pranes, ralvins, and currants were receiving the most attention, No chanaes were noted in the ofl marxet. Leather was dull and casy, Tobacco, bagging, paints, conl, and wood wero quoted aa before, Lumber was quiet and nnchanged, 'The ship- ments are Increasing, which indicaten that trade {a ‘better In the country. The wool and broom-torn markets were qnict and steady, 1lides were dnll and weak, under largo offerings, trith no demand except frum a few dealers, who refaso to take the stock except at thelr own figures, BSeeds were In moderate request, clover being steadier, and other variotles were Jow. The demand for ponitry and game Improved, local buyers being on the atreet, and prices were stronger, the offcrings eing small, and the finc stock was nearly all sold earty, Iiay was weak, there being little demand for it, while the offer- Ings were liberal, QGreen frults were guiet and steady, Rail freights wore entirely nominal at 40c for graln and other forth-claes freight to New York, 37¢ for doto Baltimore, 38¢ to Philadelphis, snd 46c to Doston and other New Engiand pointe. Loose Taeals are quoted at 10¢ and boxed meats at e per 100 Ibs higher than gram. All the produce now belng sent Eastward is going forward at mrch cheaper rates than the above. 1¥ NEW YORK TRSTERDAT, dan. 24.~—Recelpts—Flonr, 11,511 brla; wheat, 113,850 ba: corn, 80,385 hn. onte, 24,460 bu; corn-meal, 1,238 pkge: rye, 8,028 bui batley, 4,400 bu; malt, B,700 bu; pork, 1 100 pkas; beef, 1,718 pkge; cut meats, 5,308 pkps; lard, 4,545 pkae; whisky, 488 bris, Exporta—Flour, 2,000 brls; wheat 170,000 bu: corn, 80,000 bus oats, 2,000 bu; barley 24, 000 b, 000DS RECEIVED t Chicago Customs Jan. 24, 1878: John V. Far- well & Co., 2 cases dry goods; David Wylle, B4 tes soda ash; the North Chlcaco Rolling MIll Com- pany, & cars splegel fron; Thomas Dove Foster, 10 bhds ground saltpetre. Collection, $3,493,00, PROVISIONS. TIOG PRODUCTS~Were decidenly stronger, more than recovering the weakness of the previons day in meata and effecting au Imoortant improvement in the prices of pork and Jard, though the sdvance was not sasiained to the closc of the day's trading. Hogs were stronger on packing grades, and the outward movement of product was larger, while the market sympathized Losome estent with breadstuffs, in the cxcltement due 10 war agitation, though Liverpool did mot report md- vanced prices. The trading was larxcly local, auda «ood share of {t was In the shape of changing over st widened premicma for carrying from one mouth to an- otner, 3xss PORK—Was sctive, and advanced 12!4@13¢ per brl, elosing 10¢ above Lhe previous evening, and 303 22'4c higher than at 1 o'clock Weduesdsy, Hales wero reported of G0 bris spot (heavy) at $11,00; 4,000 it seller February at £10.83910.93; 31,000 brls seller March at $11.00@11, 131 and 3,500 brls seller April at $11.23@11.15. Tota), 38,500 bris. Also, 30 bria clear rork at $12.50. The market closed stesdy at $10.80a 10,90 for spot $10.80010.3 seller Jananry) $10.021 :?l‘;‘;“?'fli’:l’llr]!l!" 10 selier Marchj J : it Giriteo st At auoted at ¥0.00@10.00, sad extrs anan FN.25Q4.50, Lan n bettor demand, and advanced 12%a per m-mn "7iic abave the (niest brices of Wednea- WErd e ?fl'h‘d uf 60 tcs spot st $7.57! (mlh‘l -rll(" *! lr“ll" at lc-rh@ul". and 13,2 lfil seller March at £7.4744¢ .m Total, 1R,75) tes. The market rlmrvl I:P‘IAIY At !T 40 fur srot or Ap duced prices of the vulime of Leuding Wha somes ricted l-ymennxmnummmgeneuuy asked #0 advance of about He per ib, and little was done ex- cept I buik ahort riha, forelii burery Lelnig tiatle to par enhanced prices, Sulct were made of 730,000 the shart siba st ¢ pot, §3.70.43.7 ‘:4 / AnrH nml!“ ll) for S anbrt it et d nqx 3 100 b mnn ent: iame at #6 0 20,000 1he 8011 3,000 1bs o o -m‘A ows the closing prices per lwlm ou mu prmclp-l cnts of meate: Shoul- ~ ghors L andat. Shors elears. ribs. ciears, $: $5.47%¢ 83.00 5.73 67! 180G Clense Aucid 818583 Toose, apd u.mmxem Curaberiant, S0 {6 boted: 10Nk Cut AR basedi awectpickled hams. ON7o for b N by Averagesy green hams, S@Ul4c for ssme averagol green shoulders, 3}@ake. Dlacon auoted at wmuc for shoulders. g'fRalge for stiort ribs, sWdnie for sbortcloars, 6G10c for bams Anve 0d pac =~ Was qule 0D U l teL At 363 e H—tvere m.a{ and quleat $0.00 alllm ln? messs |(| Q011,00 for extra mess; and 0@ 14, 00 for ham: ) LLoW—Was quoted at TH®7}o for city, sud 7@7He for country. BREADSTUFFS. FLOUN~Waa In better demand, ono round lot belng taken for shipment In addition to the usual local trade, The markel was stesdy, downward .endency be- fog checked by tho sdvance In wheat. Hale wers reported of 150 bris winters on prival termay 1,380 bris spriog oxtras, chledy at 84.65 @3.501 and 80 bris rye flour on private ierms. Total, 1,330 brls. The markat closed at the following a the askiog range of prices: Choice 1o favorite hrands uf wintcra, $0.0072.00; Roud to prime brends of winters, $5.2530.00; cholcd to fine spring, 83.23@5.75; falr to Koud 9pFIng. $4.506t3,001 low spring, $3,0083.30: falr to koud Minnesota springe, $3.00@3.50; chotee to fancy Minoesots aprings, $3.75@0.00; patent wrings, 37,008 #.30; low grade, $2.6254@3.50: rye, $3.25@3.80 buck- wheat, $3.0065.33, Lnax~Was autet and steady, Bale was reported of 20 tons st $11.73 perton on track, and free on buard car, MippLiXas—Eales woro 30 tons, at $11.50211.75 per ton, SnorTe—Balo was msda of 10 tons st §11.50 per ton, {reo on board car, Conx-MEAL~Cosrse was nominal at §10.50 per ton ontzack. » WILEAT—Wasmora active and Irregularly stronger, Improviug. 130, and cloelng 14dic sbove the lstest erpoal was quoted firmer, ;" but Wiits wheats werd & Rerar lowe tUe market clusinge dull. T chabia weto URiuelY (ricwuier ot Somer ranye, ad thero were Tumure to tia eflect fhat nego. tatloin for sifce il been hraken off, and i there was Incrassing dunier that orner nations woutd Bidrawn inia tho Kaatorh faht: New York reporied bida 2o Ligheron soring wheat, though soma privata wivices uoted quietnwss. Tlie sxprt movement fro 1o be on the lacreas, 107, ut 0f store i addition Lo thie w! biited mvu-l- hia Eity. nad. moder: Aliogether ifin st aith in a th w \ch better demand, tbotich ‘Ghichly of Toeal eharacter, hll]lm:nm-)u rom ouialda pariles b Ing rather scarce, “Tue trading was wostly in March d Fetruary waa relatively stronger, very ielng offered for next month, The anin. e il near woon, and_then tacs )00 rol = 3w . ndvas b, and clised_ut £1.0081. 0k, b l ¥ Seller belny 3a%4c abava Mareh, sald AT 81, thlln 081 osyton Jogiiar No. 4 epting, wus’ nearly AL eiosin L Chertoat u u “dctusod at §1.00, N0. 1 8L 8 oy 00, Bpat u:‘lurn;- nwmau 0 41, TR 0 hu No. 8 do 8 b by samipio ke IRl a8 In moderste demand and 1o nmuln-l at u "Bl edged recelpts of & Harg 4 q Ellnl'vrln ried of 1,500 bu No. 1 Miun, ity BT A iras bubysample at 811161 13% ar Tax \WitkAT-Sale was made of 400 b No. 2red 1} free on bosni car. Mll‘d arner, h’;"‘ vance our réee were & oY o ear-fobhs beiny Inspscien fnt s16re. T uneaslness to WheAUdue ta war nows wi felt{h curn, sad the reault was & mich batte for'tatare for next wwaath, Tilere war ‘aaly rejected was frmor or s paller eupply; while sumyle s weia rither Gu ety a g Ueniand fof shipuent. but e u i the market was ¢ aller Febri ened &1 400G advancril 10 40Taé, and fei BAck 10 40%c at 130 lota; Seller Slarch wod at 40 Jago. Aciler Stay sold a{ 424 i3o. ct Beilor the montl or regular’y, m (e el Tunged nuiniy; ng 84 41gct which whs aisn the ) rice o ed receipts of No 3 and hixh mized, It mufchmJ‘ 3 Jue. Bpot sulés wery peparved of o 4 4Lbcd SH<3 8, 400 by o U elrcied. at H0ck 4 bt 1 ©w ouTs AL Gu :‘u"lkd. by sample, a1 Z0B13e on frack; b 8y, uf 2130 tree oy i pe i ATS=Were autet aiont uf 1he tim oo ectinid wera sinatioy, 'the shipents Ho eral, and uum greln Tuled hiulior. “Thers was ot much dumsad ‘ L May, & rather lirge onler lul ThichWas lled early 8t an ¢ from the cl aud’ 24, 4 .00 l-u Ing otatiunor s rex suine. Cub Lt were safadic ' the \ratng Sty T8 samples; which 'PIH ylznl lhl‘ awld "‘fl"] ‘D lhlfl’l!l’l Fevruar: 0ld 3l |l’ .l 37“@. ) jarc 8 yuict al ”‘fi' e Sanaar ry 8 348, Laah s, CW’IEd lh' H.‘l“ Illl at ey e 050 0B Tracic: 13,300 b U llflJ “Total JAm! R o uummul e 87 clnsing e hishe e vevel il aod s Tiariker symisthized lllh ‘wheat., af No. 2 wers lulfli at B(IM 51c was sakod Ill “V.VII l("r’l, March lalila at S;‘l.. sl l‘rbl’lllf) l Shrtea il 8. b Ro. 3 ‘ 145'5\9. Olll l.ll ll‘f. The i G 8, 4] &‘t‘lfl)‘ of low g ll-‘!l. were la Futures were qules, the ufferings |~(Inl Lere were few orders 1o buy oa the tour, hllllfl'f- wers dfl" il ‘Te uleriugs were Iarge, 78 Lad W order stuck (utostureur pay densur- !hruAl ' s _quiet st Sic. sad M kt. 0 ’ll Il Mllv[‘ e, Nu. 8 st \ Nu, Zelosed ut 31 and n piain Ful- Lesh sales wers reported of &‘N ‘NI nm bu eatra N TR N b 4 . $10 at u-gtsa“c. BTl Dy waigie ot §3'1es00 0 | B0k 3855 Tree oo busrd.. Totaly 30,50 b Jinsr coL, Wheat—Bales 310,000 by 053105 for Febe a s e f"?x'fmé‘-‘-;,w“n':fl‘kllfu March s 811,10 Luf"—u 1o selier March at §7.88, 2 /' with sales of 3,300 brls, at balvs 2000 tes a, 7. 43¢ for Fiitsary o §15a Tor Meuis were uncheuged, Sulcs Were reparted of 100, - B A ribe ot SHECT 230 Ui MUy aRd. shors clears W'"Ml;fwl s ribe sl 5} n.‘....“y‘: '::'b'.fl:"' Ssndered vl "'"ir'.’i‘.?."‘&‘h' aL §1.0 U o March sold »b ! i ‘.'u‘i‘n'l'.ii.‘.‘ e e b cioelag s Im.. 42! bota atthe e er, clusls, Dblll zunsom bt gk T i, g At b [{ l’lbl 500 bitls 1.UThye 11,10 '\tl b iC. 02 for ouria and 1 Aot Bt $7.9 AT, 315 casn, 7,407, 035 5242 far March, and $7.024@7.63 were Arm st £3.00%3,02' seller February, 80 seller Marc! GENERATL MARKETS. ALCOROL—Vas steady at $1.0682.00. DIOOM-CORN~Was In moderate request and steady, Followlng are tha quatations: Cholce green hurl, 6@ 0 red-tioped medtum do, 3A34ey greon brush, with hutl enongh 1o work it, @ucs red-tipped do, 44@ 8Yc: green covers and inslde, 443c: statk lrald, 4'yd0e; red and inferior brush, éw4ide; crooked, 5@ A4 NUTTER—Trade wae fair at nominally anchanged prices, thongh apparently thera was not much confle holdera, and closs buyers were cnabled to ans from previons aeklag rates. Roll butter rematus doll, Following are the quotattons: Cholce to fancy creamery, 304332 good to cholee grades, 23@4c medinm, 14@1ser taferior to com- mop, B213¢: Toll, 12318¢. DAGGING=There was 8 small order demand at the followIng prices, the market rullng steady: Btark, 2dcy Drighton A, 33'cs Lewlston, 214cq Otter Creok, 2Ucy American, 104¢1 buriaps, 4and § bu, 13@ 18¢: gunnlies, single, 14@11c; double, 2Udto. CHERSE~None of the features of the market wers Atfterent frown (hose heretofore nated. Thers wae & quiet movement at S@104c¢ for inferior to falr grades, and at 114 312c for guod to choles factory, COAL—Ths demand continues Uglt for the time ot year, the miliness of the weather lesening the requlre. mentsof consumers, Trices wero quoted nteady an follows; Lackawanns, large exg, $0.50; do nut and range, and small eggz. $6.75; Pledmont, #7,30: Dloss- burg. $400¢30.50; lietar 1111,$5.60; Daitimoro & Ohto, $4.50405.00; lllinola $2.50@31,00; Garisherrle, $4.73¢ Indisna block, $4.530, DRESSED 110GS—Were in better demand and 8rm, elosina 10c higher, The market was quiet early, hut towards the last shippers steyped In aad soon overh Lt packers, and took most of lie offubings, Sales were sde of 240 hewl and 10 care at $2.543.40. The mar- 3 re in fale requeat, at 13¢ for atrictly fresh 12913 for tee: house stick. ‘and Ha10c foF pickled ane limed eggs. Mixed bidlole are prien sheled & buyers are learalng to tequire 8 gua tu ot lemmnl de ¥as dull at unchanged pricen. Thera 7 market for most Klads, | \we miote: ! ih‘l 75"!!““7 Wh i rxtra, per 0,50 select mel Fehru mr AmL Snort rihe erel, 1 lhnl’l‘. lm unl No.1bir, 9.003 No, J shur l1..a e anm- umn{ No. i shore 51 don merllum.ll 108 06 m': 0 e, K uYf Ta AsD S TS Tranes, currants, ateine, and ples tnet with a very fair demand, hat for nthee Vlllllltl RPPEWIIIIM nlhalted fnaulry, ¥ withaut ¢l ge, though for apples there wi jer e L e L D TR R Dgures. Quotations Wl'"! ux-follows: Fonrio=Date, (utie: A, o Rew layers, Jaatne Turkish prunes, ON. '“(4‘“ {cy do HBW. B .l"‘um'h e ma“na Faisina, lavers ol gL et fal o new, vose. Mitkc 3. 154 Valencia, 7mm. a‘fnmlwm—md«nnpvlrl- oct Sttchigan nev, e 3G oI e Rotheen, e c1 Soi o, 7@7wet peuches, inives, i ter parad, W) Dinckborreh, ‘msw. abisct tapborries, S3G34ct thes Ghl‘"’“‘l. ID At almonds, Tarragons, 204 3|A.| Ilfl!ch Wlll!\lll. Wh(\"}":l \INI‘I wolnits, 126 1303 "l"l”’.flyfl“fl xan, 7@Acy ilver po- cAlis, R@HYcr Wi .f“" pumm. 5@5%cs Tennesiea g e Virainth do. o e he Loty Contiti imall and the demand modordte, The wiarket reinatn flull East and abrosd, provement. 1L i and there are no b fons o repurted that A thatare elmlc alee ihe siock was SeRhirawn for watt of bids, no buyers betag r-ruen;. Followiug are the local qwl‘;l(a ; A ond 50 Ilfll 00 20 a3 n us ] oy o o 0 80 73 .00 [EIS) 0 17 guiet and unchenged We ner byl eranberrieg, cultlc '"'"'T’ o il and ellivated ao) 20084 T vated 0. 0034 . "1‘.'?}'&"»‘«“ S iiuviners was somewhat more active, -nd{‘lrh. were stesitier than st the Leginning of the 8 befor We auunte: ' LU NYey :Imlc' mllu«. l(lu. 1 {w2de; 400 w2ie: common to falr, !Nlm. lflul“n 1%, 173 SUG ARSI mnv,m‘luun i Suaned, 15} 10%c; granulated, II”\OIU aa'd e’ 1LMc A standard, 034@10e: do No. 2. ey C, 9% woie; C No. 1, MJ}‘ c1 L N wiiect yelluw, G8Me1 Now Gricans, common, )‘Mflx %004, 7@7Hei riie to B mnvn-cnfimn’?- iar-loa drips, (x3300: Callfor, nta sitver dripy #300: gond ¢ 0uss {Tupe, 403 44es exts Jfl New ()r e nolasses, cholcy llUv prioe, 44 “3"3 Koo, dsutiues com- comumun molaskes, J5@40s; Lisck atrap, i ), No. (,l%!nulplflll‘f Im “ g | LA White i u"i&"‘"{wm‘té‘l'{ fl' é"ffa;')‘(“. A o ks, o n}m‘fl«om WitdTel Savon, mperial Sy h TLAY—Waseslow and weak. Dealors a but would probably have eceopted less It nn‘hmly S beea ready to m‘« e ey o Chetr han ote: N Vothy, 0030 i Ilp!lml vratrin, PR ifted, §7. 00 lu 2l (X%85. Were azaln quotud dull and weak, and & fow alts have bech made ¢ & decline ot H(e T 6 1ARRETE s aald, are overatocked with bides "anid lestiver, and swn trom {hu market,’ Tha I the demag ruin dealers cows, Mige: steers, TETiec, sy a6t dacaniced, :.si taital icgTe arenn X salied fireen calt dry, Xip, ealty I a5y Miten lclil..:]slry i e, 2¢; deacon mn-. [3a50c1 slieen peits. mmnmmmml o, i erb uleL AL 4@a. WeR: clreniar sirs: = We begln to hear perorta”of scarcily of hopa in the aterlor, yet this peceipts futg New Vork cuntinua reaching 3,510 bales thi e uy iy soma 2, 30 bl 1o remaln unchani ¥ T atrong pttiion o umu mxn-r o Tho mumry Tharkeia 1f hops are eall Betting scarce. s revort 'we Can ave 110 reasnn why prices siontd hot advance alltties but we stili belleva rial wdvance would check exports, which at ihls of the season (hrew- ors belug well suppited) would hot he very good_for the Frais, &4 we would then have 1o anticts &R husine would come 1o 8 standarili. “Gur_localYirewers havo taken advantago of low pricee, miany of them laytng (n au llflunflhllntmurl‘ylllum\\'u1v‘n ff’ MBI Was 1 moteriia domand. . The quota: juag e Kenerally wnerel to and soio grades sra ity herd.at fho outaido Gzures glren. Trads 1 e ruving. Quotations 34,00 490.00 wve dotscijuently Pcdints Ao Ilhrr l maderates City by pirst ani secand cle Thind Thlnuur. it Firat and sceom! cleas d First common dreased o 3 Fiooring, Arst commun, drg ae Flourin, secopd catnmion, ilre; Fiooring. third comntan, dresme Boa boarils, A, 16 I i up e hoards, 1L d Wox hoaris, ¢ A stock boardi Watack hoardw 1010 12 [l ek 1 o comimon §tock buarda Feuclog, No. 1. 1410 10 L. penclng'0d, 131020 ti...." el Gopun Dlincnsian oo stufl, i eimber. 4xd o A Plekets, rough and suiect.. [iaketa, seluct, dressed an d'headed ETALS AND T ate demand and -mm, B PLaiECIC, o mnnq 14520 1L, $¢ . 1a=lage, 300 s 0, 24, 02:10¢ rates; Rus D ATt phaniohed I ¢alvaiized Woa No. a3, 1o, with abtt of '35 pei lhu Inox-—Common. 1 lwn‘ Nos, Shei P03 1 10 to 11, 11 PLYY l|l’|lml " llfl 17, HNIN‘“I"I:‘J 300 Discount of 43@50 per cont. Fence e N u‘,.wmqum.u 78 B e austEa stea 17 ai unchanged, There was afairdemand for the seasou: Cai fo ot egal teut. 130 e Lest, 238¢e: Slichikan ey Kiatie, Jrh.x! tn wlmuhrdou Tl \ 1 NO.d, B4 \ balied,’ uTey 'hlfu. Winter- bleschieds 70 et $h. s “neatatuot oll, stristly pure; g1 et ooy PRy e A Winier. miners ey turpentine, S7:1 nayhilis s i nwaum.u.iu e i Aty 1o e gasliag, nwl b t Virgiota oll, s D51 BRtOTeL B dek.. Mo} FeOUCHL 35 () AN quest and Armer, ad chickens, Chickena dressel, Giige e b: ducks, do, AgAc o T b dor Saact wuail, 81 boal: \enl-nn SWtc; rabbils, 50/375¢ pardoicy, BEED! in beller deimsnd and stronge The recsipis alw were smaller s o -ay Bales werwimu 7 Wi ol did- weaker 2 "The ot he se b was quoted 23k gustations: Sagl. . 10; urdiuary 4.40; daley, withoug alr W veniet W nuu&'mdllt(ld'kl ‘;"3’-‘:‘::':5::” "3”:: §90d do. 30ave XrOWnEN- 3 lmdlum A d8es good U Koyt st e lce Ga TS Shaivest, Brasosr TasDy I Ty xun.—(,nmmun 20330 Rood do. 33336c mo- f0e; good $naici Boeat, \.-uum.u ~Cutamion, 2 gwl o odesser el ot du, $42 4 i Buat, 3% D\Nl -ll N H e Buest, M olre, Suasides el fi'g we P “'lmflll‘\ll.llltd‘l,l] £y "Lm(ul'llllv od 8t $0.00 el ey I TG molerute demend, aad quoted shsge Grioer wt the receut dcline in'oyuputl ith gulm e was 1o d ot Lrls per g obrls nmluuu @let and unetaagued. ruuu-lnz 16 he lo-luin uuwashed Wous 3udic, due 4. Bne flem 'ulud.‘u atse du, 5 Colorade pevieig 05 i T o o unstle hwl-l’ lnc ln-ww«. Se¥c; mediwua 4o, £pavi 0, H@M5{ coaria taminoi, Inale} b o, — LIVE STOCK. enicano, Receinte—~ Cattte. Hops Srerp, b ] ] 1o Tatal... 1m.204 'v).nu game tima Tast nLon Week before lat.... w3 e SMument: St e e an 1,184 210 201 2,099 CATI1E—Thera wat & frmer tone to the cafils mar- ket, & resuit due to the decreased receipta and tho re- ported tight changs for the better In tha position of the market at the East. Duyers uperated with more #pparent configence t n the earlier days of the wak, and s somo {nstances spectally desiratile lots were taken at better prices than could have been ob- talned on Wednesday or the day before, but thers was no general advanco, As most of the sales wers at prices which left no margin for profit to the country shipper, the selitng Interest did not derive much com- furt from the slightly tmproved tone of tne market, Salosranged from $2.24 for inferfor grades to $3.29 for extra, with the bulk st $2.73@4,23 for common tn wood quatities. Local butehers did not scem to require nuch stock, and ssles of low and common grades, as wilt bo scen front the published Ifst, wore fow. Mot of the tresh receints and & considerable portion of the atate atock was cloted out, aud a3 the close aateady fecling prevailed. Rxtrs necnn—oudeg eers welnlnll 430 and UBWATIS,0 .o +1:99.0088.23 cl'uodu mun-- ( ht. el urmcu 390 Beye cers, welghing 1,500 4.25a4.73 3.76@4.15 3.4083.75 'I)lfl‘.’(ll""u asenes umfinmunn« eers i 1air Aash, weighe ing 1,050 to 1, h 4o Butchers® Stocl f to common ll!!f‘g and common to Chhll‘c cows, for city llllll'fiel ‘weighing 800 to 1,100 Ibs, .. e "Colnmon cattle, welghis 2.25@2.73 2.60@3.25 2.10 OATTLE MALES, s WAL, Ao, Price.(No, Price, sevasle 515 €523 | I $3.00 14 4.50 280 4.5 zA3 4.50 B3.50 .80 a.50 4.50 8.70 .30 373, 440 B.874 4.574 380 <40 3.60 4.30 B.H8 423 8.3 423 243 4,25 a. b e 4.3 B 4.00 .50 4.10 3.2% 4.03 a.m0 4.00 8.00 3.80 S.00 3.00 2,85 .00 273 B.08 73 3.A7H] A3 BA3 233 .83 250 208 3.0 nons—maa opened anlet at Wednerday's prices, apcoing salcs maK(ng at $3,6024,00. _ Townrd boon the caniy mors active aud prices worked Nemer, 15, where they closed . Tns supnty fell & gond way snort, of thenumbor tooked fur, R0 thut TAct and the mproved tona of the provie: fon market was due the auvance, | Kalea ranged all way from €1 ) Conover & Jiall obiained the ntfor agure 'ura.l hud ot ?mmumn e Logs that era ¥ Lalouratte, Covington, Tnd, Tiicy wers shipped ia | i v rc . Norton, Tha sversge welgut of i drote " T p o An Price.| Ao, Av. l'mr 50 e si.0ltl.... 00 2,00 3 *ie 4.]!1 3.00 10| 2.00 4.10) am 4.06] 3.0 4.0/ 300 4.00, )| 2.0 405 3 T 4.00) 3) 300 4.00, 3| 8.00 4. 14) 8.00 4. ) 2.0 pX .09 2,00 b v3) D83 400 3| 283 Lol 49, 4 560 4. 250 ) 2.40 4.f 5. a0 .00 230 4.00] ¢, g 400 31 B.10 4004 310 400 47 110 00 4 Wero dull at $2.7523.23 far Interior to ind at 83, 40@4.00 for modium Lo good grades, NEW YOIX, New Yong, Jan, 24. —l)lur! Rocelnts, 200, making o4 samo tima luat weeky maxs aqiotable market: two cart 800, 7010 (rest 58 10mt 8 Tew fancy stocte. 12000 £0 1, 700, Ton (0K 1114, 40 dredt 57 14y Degum lnnrlmc. 0310163 car-jond Weatern dressed beef, 5@ naxr—ecelpts, 2,500, making 7,600 for thre days. asaina: 8,600 samo {ime last we t markes qulct and ulichan s-mu‘llncel 4,700, maki.ng 13,100 for threa dnyn, agnioeg 1 llflll time last week market qulict) numlu llill oriive, o, 110vraro, Jan. 24,—CaTriE—Tecolpta, 874 head; for e wack: .10 he mnomm» ey i oads Rirkrir AND laXis=Ttecelpts, y 4“'{:""' T iicce pia, o 300 he gy for the wee l:“'%‘l‘nmlm {n‘l( w;’ W m»ek: miia, £.0083,25 Bia, TuB78 Bewis m A, Markot_aciives koud (0 chulco Vorie comman, $4.10; u-n nyoad to -elumx, 4.15¢ cummon to f. iry :ulu. yocars, m-. vls. 24, —Houn=Actiye, snd :;“ hsn ll h'v l (06!.75( packing, lfl-ml h Teo- elpts, . TriE-Steady, with & good demands prims to Eh“fl‘l‘!': fl.fllllnl shippl nfr :W!;'i.u"lfi;:h’ l‘"":& w0 do, 837064 Chitce. b §io0; “Rood 1 notte comd and heiters, 573505 31 o b‘fll!ll ll(‘!h\l 1')@ e oimand Sre hewey uwnmmnu mute :%3." O T R R E L Lo o % A ot p AST LIRERTY, ATTLR-Rccelpte to-day siveat lnrnunh. o 1 (o e Arock s Lacet For e day v 5440 LLFQURH a1l 1,003 yandy vrims, §5.00 PRt R T I Rl "nllb—"?flfl[{\llwfllll; he. ‘J total for \hf!'l ds 68,8101 Yorkers, .‘.m 851 Philadelpliias, v, 200 heads ot e Buxer—iiecolnts E days, 8,0005 selilng, $4.00G3, 3% Cixerxxaty, Jan, 2 o0d demand best PR iR et la;n' O TRHETRT ¢elpts, 'y, 8005 stilpuionts, none. BY TELEGRAPH, FOREIGN CITIES, T'l:xilfo"nwlll wers recelved by the Culcago Board of Tader LIvERPOOL, Jan. 34.~Prime Mews Pork—Esstern, 03s; Western, 83s. Dacou—Cumberiands, 51s; shors ribe, 3285 long clear, 31a; short cloar, d2ei shoulders, 2381 hams, 444, Lard, 40s 61, Primo mes boef, 835 8 mess beof, 0341 oxtra Indls meas, 1198, Cheesc, 642, Tallow, 40s 64, LONDON, Jan. J.~LivenrooL—~\Whest firmer, Corn firmer at 280 8d, Mawx LaNz—Cargoes off cosst— Whestateadier; corn firmner; fair aversge American mixed. 24 04, Carious on passays —“llllb—‘l‘nl &oud demand for red, but whito ta dep L C changed. Good ol Ivla!nuCllllnnltwhuuuluhlpw:d, 664 0; nearly duc, 5us od. Spectal MapricA to I'Ae icago Trihun LivEarooL, Jan. 34—11:30 8. m.~FLoux~No, 1, 283; No. 2, 2d48d. 4nain—=Wheat—Winter, No. 1, 1186d; No. 2, 11230} #pring, No. 1, 11 2 No, 3, 104 4d3 white, No, 1, 124 yd§ N 128 6d; club, No. §, 334 1di No, 2, 128 4, Corn=Nuw No. 1, 2ia 3di No. 3, 338} old No. 1, 208 3d; 2, 208, Provisioxs=ork, 58s. Lard, 40s0d. Livenrool. Jan. 24—Latest,.—CorroN—Demand mod- erste at SMsntdi ssles. 10,000 bales; speculation and export, 3,000, American, 8,000, Brzapsrurre—Callfornia white wheat, 12564@1200d; doclub, 13491@ 134 1di No. 240 No. 1 red Western spring, 10s 4d@11s 30} do winter, 11s 3d@lia bd, Flour— Westeru causl, 204 GU@lés. Cura—Wustern mised, 2049203 3d; new do, 28s@28s3d. Oate~American, 33, Darley do, 28110, Peas—Csnadlan, 30s 64, CLOTXR 5EKD~Smerican, 43G30s. PrOVISIONA~Mesa pork, 56s, 1'rime mesa beef, 841 Lard—40s 6d. Bacon—Loogclear, 304 6d; sbort do, 318 THd. Caxxaz~Vine Amerlcan, 6. TaLLow—40s d. PRTEOLRUM-B, lrlu. T43d1 7e8n0d, 100 64108 8. Linsesn Oin—370 6l Mauin~Common, 53 34951 84; pale, 138 Brigive or TURPENTINE—2988d, Loxpox, Jau. 34.—Bvear—No. 13, Dutch standard, =, Reriwso PTRoLyus—0s 0d Linsxgn O1L—328s 8J, CaLCUTTA LINSERD—408 3@ 438 04, Axrweer, Jao. 34.~PETROLRUN=380 34 AMERICAN CITIES, NEW TORK. Hoecial Dispaic ta The Chicazn Triduns. F3w Yoxx,Jas. 20.—(Ra1x~Induenced by the more favorable tenur of the foralgn advices, spring wheat yuoted up about ko for easly n-llvery. 8nd Qs (o theoptioa llae; 8,500 bu ungraded red Westarn, $1.: :lO 1.33: 60,000 bu No, 1 Milwaukee spriog. $1.3341.35; 12,000 bu No, 2 Milwaukes spring In store and afdost st $1.2081.80, cloaing at $1.30 aflost; 3¢,00 ba No.3 Milwsukeo soring $1.245@1.251 45,000 bu No. 2 Chl- €850 8t §1.20%1.24'41 1,60 bu No, 2 Northwestern spring Janusry at $1.3031.3041 8,000 bu do Nay optlon st §1.23. A {alrly active buslzes fa cora st rathersivadier prices, though closlng tswely; optioas wlthout moveaicat, though cariler biddisg Wele per bustruager, sud inasket loft o somewhat leas drmly ua fresr olerings; mized Western ungraded ab 436 30c a8 W qualliy; do unmerchsstable s ¢7@M8C, Hye do- presscd and frrequlsrou freer oflerings and moderate Inquiry; Western st 7io. Usts less sctive sud some- what unseliled in price; No. 3 Chlcage beld wore Srily) mized Westorn, 35,000 bu a4 36837hc} white Westera, 2,100 bu 8L 38@39%cs No. 3 Chicago quated Bl ige Paovisioxe—Hog products ofered much less [reaty, and ln better demsud s gensrally Ligler prices: mess Pork niure soukhs 8t rmer rates, but advaaced viaws Of bolders chevked business; sales of 8o dwportast Tuts quuted at §12.12@ 1450, 88 to brasd; Otber kinds inactive aud unsettled for forward dellvery; Western meas tn falr request, with-Jasusry option quoted st #1160 LId; February, $11.00812.00; March, $14108 12.10; April, §12.1041230; aales rosurted of WO bris February ab G1L90) &0 bris March for lires At $12.00. Cut meats In moderatn demand, and quoted rather atedier a3 to value. Bacon offcred with rererve. and quoted hitzhiers o good demand was reported with long and ahort clear at §u.1214, aait Feb- TuATy At £6.18%(RG.23. Western steam lard In moro re- qest; fiemer for early delfvarys sales 130 tes here at $7.50; quoted at $7.80 hids als0 100 tes off grade at $7.735 for farward delfvery In better requesty January optinn, #7.80047.82)4: February, £7.R3; March, §7.091 APTlL, ®.03; saleq of 2,00 tes February at §7.K087.93: 2,500 tes March 6t 87.0047.07%1 1,350 tca April at $7.073%@8.05; rofined tn falr demand for the Lontinent 189,35, Tarsow—3ors active at steady rates; aales of 40,000 1be et $7.8214R7,03%, BunAr—Itaw more fought at about yesterday's quo- 1ations; refined » trifle weaker oo a moderate busl- nes . Wittsxy—Sold to the extent of 100 brisat $1.07, showlng a stronger thongh quiet market. FREUGNTe—Fair. businese, malnly o breadstuffs fo- tereat for Tirittsh portw, at gencraily steady satess for steam rvom on berth rathor casler, and Irregular fig- ures for accommodation by aafling vessels; for Liver- pool, engagements by sall Include 40,000 bu wheat at TRATHY, closing at 731 per hus from the Weet. 2,500 acon and Iand within & taogo of 70R33c per 100 To the TWestern Assoclated Press. Naw Youx, dan. 24, ~Corrox—Market dall; 114@ 114e: futnres steady: January, 10.05311,00e: Febra- Ary, 11,016:11,02¢3 March, 11.15¢1 April, 11.27@11,28¢t 1140410, 41¢1 June, 11.52¢s July, 11.09¢: Aus JLovatyonoy Beptember, 11, b1, 4oer Octo- ovembier, 11, 80312.01e, PAReE in Oxeent. o graars: shipping iran & ADUI0 FTIEFL FoCID. 12,000 brlvt o B B3AMI0.701 miper Attt and Western, £i.2v84 common to Food oxtr, $11538, 251 kied 0" ehoice, 5,20Q0.00; exira Oblo. €305a0.75: fancy, # 833 exira Ghin, #3.00d ‘:u. ,ualn. o ond 231 Minnesots patent ~procy ftye fiour Stendys g1 s0md t; $2.6033.90, et eimin 174 oo tn: opencd etter T and unseliind lem ffing ve) tare, inneroia. aprine. 1. 1041 at.ai wilte, Wertern T11441 hxirn whin \I(thun, _No. 2 Northwistern. Januar 0B o 2 Western, 7ic. il ani o nged. =Fal s dull aud unwlnlem r!cllull. Y{Ax—Firm and unehwnged. Hora_Firmy yearlings, 4@8o1 Wette L new, 5@12¢, umcuuu-co co ketdully Ko cargus, 15 g, 1! Sugar dall and unching % ateady, i fafe demand. -1g0, TaL muux:n l 07} e o e RN TR~ Giend xme‘ GALNieadys Wentrin: WETS e purk rmrrlllllw Teef aulet. Uias Weatern liog ear mid: ier Ghoice firtng others du(’uu hoavy: Weat- N Finmer E1 o, X outgaxe. cI:x':“r‘em comqnlen £2a33e. um unlubu: -mdn N-NEAL—Demand eood wnd tendiog upward; v, r--Active and n;huln higher; comnon, $18.00@ 00, falet 2 0713 10N r auiet snd weak; refined, tlerce, 7253000, Tork atcads. wiih » it gemand, Ik m.-m.uleu-nm-mn fanae, 4Mes packed, 4% clear clear, Ghaiher | Bacon acarer amt Nemt \wmm hame, sazar-cured, D210¢: wnesns ‘H e Wentern, #1.0% i e =Market dully aunted i araoe grdinary ta mlme‘ Jge. wuvar slendy, with e comimon fo”gooi @ nm:ulr Yo mu el "ShiaTicr Tenow Elurine ), Shols lcrn. B4 8 Mo od demand sud tending i S s b b et = PraN-Bcarso aad drm st o3e, Tor, A1K=0pened with wheat auiery nfl.’: fo e Michis 12 2254 fl{";l?]' Hoas -84, nmu—n--mur. 1% brles wheat, 12,000 bay cars, 3,000 bug 3 ln‘l‘l“r.nlw hrjag wheat, 25.000 buy corn, :iuu-nw oo Jln. e ~—GraiN—Closed with igher et M lgan, 1pot, 81,200 Jl-fl‘t( wint T z.'u‘"i’ i e siarch S1. 350 o uic bt nnm n:w mufi mucff'n?"f ;i B, Lr:‘xon, Jan. M.—l-wun—unromlvu aod un- IX-Wheat=tWeutera aulet, ‘Srmer and_ highe {1 Veunaylvania red, 81,3313 iy i \Tullnm wi ter red, spot, $1.:4; Fehruary, $1.74', III—W!I !l’fl e flrllfl] Active, Orm, and higher: aiely pltecs e, sedligher) Weatern sy nex e llrmllu!lner.«i g.:onuqum ur}‘;;ml‘u[- 1 ’l—lU‘ncmnl e ’Kovistons—ihull and anchange: birresu-Choico Westorn ‘acarca and grmy roll, 18 2e, PrrRo! —Duliand nominal 2 rvk: — [l sud unchsng d' RLIPEBLG llluv—lmfl and nomlinal mfl‘l;.nlz’ -Flour, 2.7'3 bvln wheat, 2,050 bui corn, I PuRNTE_ AR B 30000 buy corn, 24,000 bu, C O1XGINNATE, 0., Ja0. 34, —COTTON—Dulls 10¥c. Sveohl tien fres ot ouaida netai %= Wheat—Tlolders firm s auotatfons "fl‘ 81 IMI 21, Lom In falr fl:m‘:‘l’!lll nr:v‘nrrx‘ln!lnr T, 35! Ith nlnlrdenumhmnuu mlxed. M'd—'flm‘ ofi @dle. Itys quiet butOrmj Larley. QIHSL ut. lllld)&] pr me, 330, Wiiiky—nteady § mand; $1.0 (Fovisiona—strony, ok lm)ddemlnd' $11.250 hlflffl prinia Lo iy Sealed 334 l ter 87, ulk fll!lll chllll Qlfll‘ "H‘ fll"ll\ 7.00. Kaglish meata nominal; Orecthestytiinger: hoslaers i llLTrlu—{l 1 lml l’mxl‘fklrfl n_Ll“llD OtL—Demand fair snd market 0rm; 39@ 3¢ ST, _LOUIS, . 24, ~FLOUR—AD advance 15 asked LR e sall ' fifl 0, 81, itlues $1.03 vid, 'Carn hix ll||l!d. 4‘ Nuu EILI?IX A1a o Pebruters e Sl o o Qata rmer; 3o 2, S4adse cuali 200 Tarcn: - ity Brmer; Siic, Tarloy steady with 8 good demand. m'fa':fi sl htgh 111801125 cashs $11.40 1OYistoNs—TI'or] er |, 2 EH @180 |llB hy §11.1 ll)fi TIner ) t ‘ Pt mesta qutd, 02 untiaogod oaiy Jobuie traca: n do, 1 nrn-l’lour.zmlbrm ‘wheat, 18,000 bug arki, 10,00 bus AL, 0,000 bus rye. 2,00 bu burley, 3,000 PUILADELPITIA, - PureveLenta, Jun, g FrounQuiet b3 2 4001 Pennayivanta tamily, 8374 sy Mihne newata, o, $3.0064.Wy Lilgh irados sad a atent, 40, AT W haAL= Active and army amber $1.41:4 1,43, Corn | red, o1, .rmcl.m Tijie, 1 te n}“fc'; wealks wilio Westers, uu“wu:’mm& LA lunquun tgaoc, I'non uiet_hut Orm. Mess pork. $12.008 12551 eek ami [3A17C; Thaia phcen: b eisc bams, 1040, L tivos it Ketils, 871808 d stendy; Wests lsllvu’s‘lfl)f‘l"!&" e -: & tand 1 ole 201 LiE, bflvuvllu Jum, 34T ! pond.z) aletat 113 extra, ll hm!fw 84.000 £0; faucy, & . 004, S fahin, S L el st a3c, l’lo'l’llo!b—l’fl ik actiye, nlvlntlxu; SL7s. Jard aciiveand rmi cholca le{ Ilercr, Bulk hl 'If Teate—] ’(Ilnl Janced, aliouldors. J Tac e ;.mu (0 Rvanced; cleat rib, 70; cleat, mu; banis, sugar-cure days [n sait. Wultev~6teady; $1.0% NILW, o 0. Lor Oafa -muy. aith & taly aem and; Seady} Moy 1, Blc_ Dariey sirouy sprin, e, Gugs Fabruary. dumey Ne=Flrmer) aisd park e Lare, 1 :c:.; Kettis, ‘87.35," Dressed hoas armmers hlnnm Hucatprs—Flour, 7,500 bris; wheat, 91,000 bu. BUIPMENTS-FIOUT, ¥, 100 Lrie; wheat, 16,00 ba, BOATON .. Botrox, Jan. n,—l’:uu arket dully stoald bust. Desty : "I31 Whconsia, H :M winter wlheat Olilo, Tndl 501 [l 00@T. 4 No.'3, tre gnll !Illfl?::xl'l No.2 I xnunrou-. Ju. hau, . lflx-wnnn-hu q ved, (WU sulye) February sn l"x.alll—llulll snd un- Llat1s. Cnrn~Now ¢h, B6c, e, 83¢, ulll\ s=Firm; sboulders, $J.903. m. i1 s b §3.005.00; Greas, $0.50, e ard, §7.37%. DETROY 24.—FLovk-Gulet and ‘GD‘H!II Hrme Ty ahased o 812 caib: ang ol ovl'm iive opsned e opsaedst 61.2) cash and elosel, wil 5o %m0l 20K BUFPALO, Berrato, Jan. 34.~Guaix—Wheat ugsettled; bold- ers uscitad 0a bccount of forelgn bews: no sales. Corn dulls car lols bew at 42645c, u&ohflll o quallty, Qtlier graius negiected. uith < uty 3 Toledo, n Milwaoke No, 1 while o :u&A. Jaa, 2‘.-llu.nmlu-buu; sales 100 bris PETROLEUM. CLEYRLAXD, O.. Jan, 24.—-PEraOLEVM — Markeb rm; standard white (210 teat), 114, TisncaY, P, Jan. 24.-—PaTxoLETK ~ Crode easler; beldat $1.70 8t Parker's; refusd, 13c, Pullas delphis delivery, GiL G177, F'a, JaB. 24.—The merket opensd qulet st $1.49%4 foe United, aud altbough business was moder- 7 active, yet the market durlag the catirg day nied heavy, fnally declined o 8143 with s at whic] re It closed: ebipmients yesterdsy, 19,079 Lrls; sales to-day, 272,60 brls, TURPENTINE. WiLnixatox, N. €, Jau. 24.—8riars TORPEX- TraE-Quiet a1 20%c. DRY GOODS. Nzw Yox, Jon. 34.~Busineas continues light with comumisalon Bouscs) cotlon guuds Ly woederstc demand woir o woolend In moderkia reuacats Forsten Roocs aule, S FARRAND UNDOUBTEDLY LIES, 1.A Pontg, Tnd,, Jan. 2h—The Ilon, J, n, Wintertotham, Exq., Michigan City, Ind,~Duyy Str: Whilo over to Chicago Inst week [ wasps, quostcd to writo up an sceotint from hezinning to end of your difMculty with Mr, Mc(:nnm-, Mrs. Goodwin, and others, for the Time, \Ir Storey offerlug me $20 per column, and e sa1g e wanted two colamns and a half. Upon my refusal todoit, I was removed a8 cotrespong. ent, and some one elso appointed fn my place, It anything of the kind comes out fn the Timsy or any other paper I donot waut you to thing that 1 had anything to dowlth it. A portionog 1t waa in Snlurdn;’n TRINUNE [written by Fop, rand.—kD.], but s that paper hus a regnlgy correspondent _here T have no fdea Ywho thy author ts (1). 1 have sent no ttemn to the Tine sfuce m. <lhc.h(rne, which tonk effect [y Wailnes y when 1 refueed to write you yp, As you -n ot win your case, anrd a8 tlie Coyry overruled your motion to fmpeach Mra. Goog. jwin's testimony, I thought Lest not to mentiog t. 1 du not know who has been appointed cop. respondent in my place, but there 1s some ony as several ilems have been published. My reason fur telling you of this ls, so that If apy. thing sboull come out, 1do not want you iy think that I wroto it, as I would rather Inse thy slace ten times over rather than do anythinglg ]njumnlrlumL Yours respect fully, BamusL U, hnnnn, Crerg’s Oyrics, La PorTE CIRCCIT Covny, Charles 8pacth Clerk, LA Porte, Ind,, Jan, u 1873.—To the Editor of The (hicago Tribune— Dxanr 8tr: During this adjourved term of thy Clreuit Court, the case of G. Uoodwin va, J, 1, Winterbotham, comes up for hearing; cause of action, damages for the seduction of his witg (Mrs, Goodwin), Winterbotham, the defeng. ant, {s State Senator, unt worthsaveral bundred thousand dollars. Do you waut the facts In the casel Also tho result? Please answer as souy as wulble, as the case will becalled to-tmorrow, Youre, et 8amuer (L Fannaxn, .lll;llfllll) TIA"IE TA“L!’A. RSSO ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAII, EXPLANATION OF nm“‘c‘ MARKS. 4 & §icifice, *Bunday excepicd. §Monday iy OUI0AGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Tieket Utfces, 02 Ciarkat, Gherman ouse) audie alacifcF o abloux City nkiaf " A, M. aftubiatio iy kx Tovin Cilgion s 10:0 A m NI EX. vin CL t o3 i xpreay 20 . l" reep’ 'l Free; llnrkl ll k "llll“ e, b3t nw‘:"\x I ity oM "Wln\fl'fl 1o EEnrei o 8 J 80 & Rockfori. 1-.mm.m Fam Throngh, briwenn A cago and Coincit Blank, on the mm'lemnn Chias No other. vnlfl I’flnll"ullnun or any other form of hote] cara west of Clile mer corner of wu and Kinzle-sts, Depot corner of Canal and Kinze-sta OHICAQO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RATLROAD Deputa foot of Laka-at., Indiana-av.,and Blxteentt-st., aud Cavial | and Blxteenthi-ats, Tickét Ottices, 59 i ot Trains. Mendota & Gale (uteaturg Express. |7 cave. Amve Pm Oltawa & Btrestol pum. Jiocktord & Freuport o ue & '!Iaux L!l’ l"lHMl«l pm, Kast Kapress. .m. )Inuu Dreas, p.m. ner's Grove x'-mnur .. Autora Passonge; am; Mendota & fireat am Autora am. Damner's rove Puschier. am eport & Dubunue EXpress am, HEHIR AR LD Ao Tetns Fast Kxi am, Kalias Cliy & Bie Ivuum-Tv-lm Dintne-C iman 18-wheel i~ e Lirs A% un between Chicaz and Omuveat the f'acinc Express, OHIOAGO, BT. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS LINE. Ticket oitices 62 Clark-st,_wndat Kinzle-street Deoot, 7 Leave, Arrive, Inneapols 10:00 8, M. |* 4:00p, to. €. T'aul & Minueapolls 9:00n. . 'S 7008, T OHIOAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUI3 ARD OHIOAGD gt gy sk ntat Sadhguse Ut st car n. ety thlrat Ticker Omces 15 - 123 ltandolph:ai. “Arrive, llmufilyhmnver F‘ut E; 40p, m. &1, Loula & Bpring 0y, m. . Louts, Ruringneld k‘l’un ! mmm Jin euin aad Veoris Faxt Kap & m! . corls, Krokuk & B m L‘l:lumt Paducah ! o Wi . gn'lelbw(lm. "Acco m CHICAGO, mWAVKEB & BT, PAUL RATLWAY Unfon Depots corger Madison sod C Ticket Uice, 03 80uth Ciarkeat., uppmm ‘Hberman Houn _Arive. o wlnulu Ripress. Vhuconain & pibmess on W7, and Menksns through xpress. Wiikondin &3 st Tluy, Nteven, _taudi through AW e pu via aisncorsis ILLINOIS OP.NTML RAILROAD. t, foot of 00t of Tweuty-secondat. Depoty [0t Cedice 131 unnl(ullm Roar &1 sota, Gireen| Int, i Adh, | N Expres + 0:00p, m. 1 7:00. m. Afilwawkos. ~ Tioketa for t, Fal oar liigr e Mudlon and [raice rlown, LaCrowe. sad Winons. L:H’lanl’!ll-o uls Fadt Line Cair s o oriean aCalro. New Ori'ny el it £ urIInJWII & Keokuk ' Peorls, ummnun sokuk ] Dubuque & Sluux City 10 I)ulmquna blmll City Ullman Passenger. @ On Baturday pight runsto Centralls ouly, MIONIGAN OENTRAL RAILROAD, g sl i, o B ermeme f o e ekt total. 'Sa AL Fasuhor Honme, 9183 p. o0 decomidation finnnu Txbrcaa (datiy). lglt Express... et pom. At13p. 1, o) (*0:00 p. M, FITTSBURG, FT. wam & CHICAGO RAILWAY. Degoy, curset Catal and J.l:u..u&. sta. Ticket Ofices and Pacific Hotel. EIIIE lud Express, Arrive. —_— c Express. BALTIMORE, & OHIO. eave from Expodtion Bullding, fool of Mog- Tiel ll(!mrel. B3 Clarkest., imer Housty Uraad Paclac, and Depot (Kxpositioh Buihing). PITTTSBURG, OINCINNATY & BT, LOUIS B. B. Deposcorner of Ciiuton sad Carpuil-ate.West 616 e e OHICAGO, BOOK MD n‘l’hmm B‘:flafi-’) Deper, coraer of ¥ Vnn lurea Aud werin “um I-elu. Qmeha Leavenwich & Atch Ez -Au.ls..rn. 5 I Auununodlu Al L L For Sule by Drugglsts Everywhbers. Hyulenlc, Infallible and Preservailva. s uu.-m.um