Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1878, Page 6

] THE CIIICAGC TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCII 20, 187 INANC 3 AND TRADE. Moderato Activity in Local Finances Clearings, 2,300,000, Business Belter In tho West and North. west than Sonth and Easts Tho Prodnoo Markets Irregular-—Hogs and Provisions Firmer, with Loess Do- ing in Pork Produots. Graln Exelted by Lower Consels and More War Romors-.An Imporiant Advants o Wheat, FINANCIAL. Pnsiness was moderately active o financial circlen, thongh devold of special Incident for me: tion. The supply of new paper was fair for the o ron. Dasineas men report trade not nneatfsfac. tory. Sales hare began {0 1mprovo with the eatly opening of epring. Outaldo applicante for bank nccommodation are few, The “opportunitien for tha ase of dbank fudda are limited to the disconnt of regular commercial paper. with a sligbt sprink- 1ing of accommodation paper, Hates aro 7@10 per cent, New York exchango wae sold between banks at 50@.00c per $1,000 preanium. The clear- Ingn were $2, 300,000, BUSINEES AND RANKING RACT, WEST) ANDSOUTH, In Philadelphis, nccording to ths 7¥mes, the #pring trade opens with leen Wpirit than was ex- vected, and the movements of merchandise and currency are nlike )ight and unaatisfactory, Spee- nlation of all kinde ls dormant. A very similar sccount ls given by the Press, which hae to admit that the volame of tho spring business up to this 1ime hna not been up to the general anticipations; in fact, the aggregato s below that of the samo perind for many years pset, and the depression in nearly all the products of labor bears with great verlty upon both capltal and labor, The sitnation West and South appears to he bet- ter than at the Easty though not entirely mafiaface tory. Tho Indlanapolis Journal reporta bnsines, 1n genoral as only moderately active, Tho Senlinet saya tho genersl markets have ruled very active dnring the entire week, and prices as a goneral rule have been well maintalned, Tho weather has heen cexceedingly springlike, the roads are fn splendid condltion, and theee oro 8 large namber of conntry dealern In Tndianapolle boying thelr spring and summer stocks., The Cincinnati local merchandiso marketa are #aid, hy the Gazetle, to be qulet, scarcaly any ar- ticle belng suficlently nctiva to relleve the monot- ony of dulincse. The St. Lonls Republican do- clares that advices from the country continno to be encournging, and tlio prospect of an unusnally enrly opening of the regnlar spring trado is still very good. In Mcmphiy, the run of Anancial matters 18 eald by the Appeal to bo not of an encouraging charace ter. There 15 distrust and occaslanal failures, which breed excessive caution and a reluctance to tuvent In commercial nrticles except ** from hand tomouth.” Money is Iylng unased in the banks, na Tnst senson’s goods Ite nncalled for In tho dry- Roods stores. The Aralaneke gives an equally un- favorable account. Teturningto the Northwest, the reportsure fonnd tu bo more cheerfal, ALSt. Paul, the Moneer- Press saya: Tho North- western rewion especlally 18 buying heavily of soa- ronable commoditics, while the nearer trade fs nct- ive for this time of year. At Mjnncapolia n good ddegree of activity Is noted in the gencral markets, 'Fhiere §s u largo Increase fn tho trade with the North and West, Al kluda of geain and feed aro In de- mund, and Inmber, farm wnachinery, and bullding wmaterlals of a1l kinds are being ordered feeoly, In the wholesale trade tho epring business ls fairly opened, nnd Jolbing houres are busy with their full forces, which the demands of thele trade re- quired to be largely inereased. Tn Toswa, the Davenport Gazetle reports that tho plessant weather and the earty commencoment of ¥pring trade have enlivened the financial situation, TAE OIMIR DEAL. 2 Tho receut deal In Ophir Is sald, by the 8an Tranclaco Chronlele, to have been one of the most ericl and hollow frauds ever perpetrated in the nuning stock narzet. Tha riso of millions of dol- ars In the v-lun of tho stock wan engineered on no wthier bawls tharl'the exislonce of little low-grade ore nearly 2,000 feot below tho surface, which bad ®amn appearanco of possivly leading to a real Twonanzs, The Comatock managers, Instead of suaking public. any real information they Lad ohout tho mine, ceiployed thelr nsnal tacties to decetvo Invostors and spacnlators. At the snnual wecting, cnconeaging reports were made and ex- tensive vlans tiwcuseed for prospecting, Supt, “afr vialted Sun Francisco, and, halling bis fricnds on tho streot, advised them to Invest In Ophir. **Capnere" were employed to clrculate false in- formation. Among theso was a once-prominent polisician of Nevads, who Induced the purchase of notleas than 2,000 shares of stock ot prices rang. ing from $30 to 300, and for the information he Kave ho hiad 500 shares wetastdo for himself, At the proper time tho trap was sprung. The Inside manipulators unloaded on thelr doladed friends at tho highest prices, and the murket broke, with the uxual dispster of broken fortunes and ralned vic. thws. TIOW NULLION I8 15PORTED, The Tondon dispatchor stato that a large amount. of silver bullion was hought in London yesterday fur export to the United States, A deseription of the manner i which thia hudlness I condueted will be futereating. A bunker In New York, when he recefves o LId for uliver ot o price which leaves U somo protit aftor paying all exvenses, accepts 11, and at the same time hu selis tho allver In New York buys It in London by cable. Bioriing ex- chiange fof the amount of his purchase is then for- warded o London by Wim to pay for the silver, which la itaolf furwarded by the first stesmer, Tho mariin of profit, after psylng for cadle messagos, Interest on capltal, freight, lnsurance, ete., jo amall, becaneo the buiviness requlres copital, and lu #o sntfe that the competition Is koen, It will bo noticed that in the purchase of silver the money valdout fmumcediately, and fanot held unt!) deity- ey, THE DRITISH MONEY MARKET, ‘I'he risa in the Bank of Englaud rate, anuconced yesterday, fits fu exactly with the followlug prog- nostications of the London Times of March 11 ‘Tho market la geuting barer, howevor, though it ls very difticuit to foreeast ite course, we ll\lnklhl tendency of rates mu Larden, Tha linuted wemand alune kee, duwi now, not the abundaico of mony. tho vpuro caah in the Open market beco aurbed our lability to a sudden riso In its valus brcomes very much grester, from the mere fact that there v so little of 1t Wo nay indoed, that the longer o moderate advance In the'discount rute ls dulayod In Gresent ciroumstances, the greater is the Illmll\nmd that thore will ultmately be audden and extremoy deuarness, Al Ihwnun lhe provinces lma sums ut mocey are Jocked up and unavallable at the tiwe that the uucniployed cash In bavkers' tille Il unialler, aud these clicumstances shonld thoin- relveu warn ue agatuat trustlng 100 much to the superficial case o1%the London marketand the prin- ctpal marketa n Eueope, In all probabllity, too, the Government wil) so0n draw {ar a further pors tion of the £0,U00,000 credit, and that will tend ta ralao rales in two ways, It will, in tho firat oluce. strip bankers of much more of thele uvaitable caxh, and it will sl n. by the Allip which L ¥ ‘m.dmg of it unn 10 trade,” induce rLu cire culationof more bi owlug, 8¢ such woney d«n.n. In the llmp'u an addition to the usual du- nde of Lhe Government at this scason on sc- Lt.llu( of the tazes, the tuniporary lock-up mignt fucH have u very tharp effect. — Nur anust i be forgolten ~ thut there al lareo nionnte of rum‘-m capital Iylng hera which e Hable to be catled in 81 any moment, Should Frunce, for exumplo, requirs some of the anone, Wwhich L'ar1s bunke have sent herw in order to mu{ spriug requircinents, we micht st once find our mathtt sizipped, aud the dep il such ua Lo put a wirult hare, which wo shall feef wore aud mute 0 c'lpnlll:nll by whlch we have bithert blhncu? 1he accunut urow less wiatluble, 30 that sltugether the pusition of the iiicy WATKEL 14 Bk wuch &4 Lo Canse Inuch hopo of continued cheup mune o duabt, therefore, whether fU ls wise for 1he k of Eugland to er cent with jte prescnt resezve, sad dn \vlew of Almost immediste prospects, and banke in general will do well to be- ward uf Jarge transactione at suy wach rate. The cheabness bs a kiud of deceptivo, in short, which :5“7:5’ one day 8nd 10 have been cxccedingly u Bpon the woney TUE BTOCK MARKET, o York World, March With the btxlnnln of & new vel?& the eurrent movement in stocks banged §ls direction Lut not its churacter, bore sud the Nnnnvm\- etus, which came out lust week 88 Lhey bsd dono the week provious, were takon op aguin with vigor, causing ronger feeltug fu tho geucral llot; whsilo tho two Delawaren, after their advauce of ‘6 per cvul. couttnucd the reaction which Legan at noun ou Suturday. The closlng up of short contracts duriug e pask two of Llireo days bas causcd the zetury of wmsuy borrowed stocks, and this made a baure sclive detnand for mouey this afternoon, the £ rate adrancing from 4 per centto 7. The'reaction In conl stocka {a withont §nilnence on the rest of the market. The Weatern roads wero bulled to- day on Inrger receipta of breadstus, better condi- tion of the country highways, and warlike rnmors from Eritnpe; 150, aml not jeast, on the asgertion, which be trne, thata prominent oper- ator had vided himsclf with s **sproad * or donble privilegs on 5 000 shares of Northwestern common stock. COUNTERPRIT TRADE-DOLLATS. Trtcraonty Counlezfrit Dietector. Another aerics of bogus frade- Satinrs have been ut in cireaistion, ‘They areso finely finished a 0 deceiva even perrons who are coneiantly hanid. lh‘;fimm. The repreeentations af the enyle and dera of ,Ibcny have been execnted with re- markable skill, the “lettering Janleo nerfect, By a comparison with the yenuine doliar the fraudalent plece will be fonnd 1-37d of an Inch less in eize; when welghed 1t will be found 116% grain les: than the genuinecoin, or only abont three-fourth: ile welght, Persons of a delicate touch may veadily distingnieh 1t by its lightness, Tthasa gremsy, *‘quickeliver” feeling when rubbed bas lwr n the fingers, The **ring* uf this dangerons A coin ta perfect, Itahoald not be confonnded Wlmlhe Ink-hued connterfeit trade-dollar, which s readily umunuuuhlbl.s by the eye. GOLD AND GREENDACKS, Gold was 100X @101% In greenbacks, Greenbacke were 004@08Y cents on the dollar ingotd, FORBIGN :xcmgn:. i Steritng... s t Kioat Belginin GOVRIRAENT BONDS. nited Btates as o! '!l nlted LOOAL ncunml!‘ i The market for local accuritics was dull; 102¢ was bid for Chicago City sevens, long, and 105 for Chicago City water and Cook County bonds. Other quotations were: dncoln Park 7 per cent ¢ l'y"n'«:'u::v §s«mm e ’ ‘ eat Bide) gliy aliway Fraders Inauran i Chicagn OnaL gt & Coke Co Weat Division’} K-nuuntemr *And Intervat. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. To the Testern Associated Press. New Yonk, March 28.~Gold was strong, ad- vancing to 101% on a resumptlon of gold exports, Carrying rates, @434, " Bilver at London, Gi%4d. Tlero, sllvor hara are 121% in greonbacks and 120 in gold. Bllver coin, %@1 disconnt, Qovernments wore quict, and slightly weak In ona. ) Rallroad bands were firm. Btato secnritics were stendy, TIn conscquence of A rine In the Bank of anhnd inte of alsconnt, leading drawers of sterling ox- change advanced the rates for demand to 400, and for elxty-day to 4873, Acinal buslness was at 487@ 480, The exch:m cn ‘Londen 1s now up to the apecie-cxporting p Stocks vpened nmnccr,wllh the Granger sharcs, ke 8hore, Rock lnllmd, tho coal stocks, ana Wabash, 28 the feal of the market. Rock Teland roso 1o 108, ks Shuce o 45X, North- western to 45), proferred to 71%,° 8. Paul fo 4343, vpreferred to 79, Western Union to 79! Lackawauna to 533, New York Central to XOU!&, Morrls & Enscx to 704, Michigan Central to 05!, Pittsburg to 76, and Wabash to 181, Ahout noon thero was a decline in the general llet, lead- |m:npwrnmnl endeavoring to creste a short inter- cst by giving the inatket o weak appearance, but tho warlike catles later in the day caused preat firmness, and an advance, especially in Weatern rondu inferested in the acflve moveuient of bread- siuife and vrovisions. The rise In coal ahares was 1Q@1% for (o-day, DPlisburg & Fort Wayno ndynneed. sharply, —and Tarling. ton, Cedar Rapide & Northern recorded s tiscof 1. At lllu close the bullly lampar was nn- nluu:d snd ulere wis much buying for a further Firc... The market closed strong, ‘The. friends of the Ilock Teland Hnilruad Company ssy its not entnings for tho fiacal year will foot up 11 per cent. “Fhero are suicfesit. fundson hand for tha May dividend, and aleo for the next guarterly pa ment when it becomes due. Tho Chicago & nfl‘ weetern itallwny Company has provided for tho poyment of 31,000,000 of LaCrosse, Teampealean & Prencott 10'per cont Londs, v April 1. by the exchange and sale of o 1ike amount D( 7p¢r cunt aid consolidated bonds, — Tranwactiuns wera 107, 0_ahares, of which Jl 000 were Lake thu. 4 500 \Wabash, 17,000 Northwestern cominon, uou Nnrlh\\'encm preferred, 4,000 llnek Tsland, St, Paul common, 15,000 St. ¥aol pre- Toseed, v 000 Linclonwny 4,000 1 Morrla & Ensox, 2,000 .\llchlxnn Central, 7, Ohlos, 1,000 West ern Unlon, llciflv Mall, 4,000 Kaneas Pacife, and 3,000 Plitaboy The stu (‘ulllc. wmchnuedlarknnlnnd to-day, took out 3:10¢ in double eaglen, Tho irmmq l‘au snys cngugoments bavo boon made for the shipment of sl O.Wfluolu coin in | Baturday's eteatiera for Kurons ‘Thosteamatin Ayssinia, rmm Liverpool, brought 8500, 000 in wilver bars, Monoy market casy at 4@3, Prime \nu’,filmllu aper, 44@0. Custom: Tho Tres {dubnrlod §03,000. $14, 500, 000, long, 4874 short, Clearinge, i Bmllng fem actual buelnes Caupons, At cau%’.‘.’m 03 niortean ki n|!l'd Hiates K. g o Lake Khorn. e lllluull LLn!uI. pooe Pltts, iraT: nawns, Vimwints. now, :" y" ssuurd, Ga., KEW olzANS, March 26, ~dold, 101%@101K, Tennessee na, o, ety g‘]';n{“““ ight al 10 mr‘unv.v:uflu T.onvox, March .8—-..| Consoly, money and Aot e At4e, 100455 078, 107 o onde- f 10-404, 103%: now 5 1078 SR inols Central, 70; Ponnsylvauls Cei 1§ It o Aaid that r.aun‘]crlb v silvor was purchased ta The nnount {s variously £10. for Now York atated at from Baniw, Marc wcie u the lia 15, uoo.&»or ke dnlll!l 1ho past w TMUBAL BESTATE, o The(ollowing Imlrumunu wero Qled for record Thuraday, March 2! ovEn! Milwankes v, 80440 1w of e ok, o Lt nr;mu(vuhhulullnl No. 710), 24 (bl roid. dated Mat eh 29, l.llua llnml lr, s w car uf Fourteentil i Inioroved, dutod Sarch u' (John lllllxn K u 0'Connall), 8,300 " A |“| 'l “ wentiet| e Jated Mare Huylin ot, | ’fn'? b ol Lt in Tear S 16 4atod Merei 3 ‘eat Juck, i Bl X “l’ll‘l’l Sty 1@ cur Ll Bupl linpruved, dated Ma k [N . Honorest, U1 ftsof Monroa 0 i uaproved, dated Starciy Y : south fisiea’s ‘Fiiry. 113 alvo Halaten o uuurnv Hoa [ atxior, daled March Atono Mttt u £ s nue M)gruvexl W oha L, Th xnuhu e 2o w ot ‘Marcl 37, d sy, l'u)lv “ w%uv Vit dited Marc " ool T)Hl North Chileago Clty. (llhll] Lllll) Ilu,l souTis O GiTY Liuite Wit ef, Bt l‘ :’M’llof’l‘flfl ’:lnllll‘.l 232103 Ay 2 T daac e : =t COMHERCIAL. Tbo following were tho latest quotations for March delivery o the leadiug articles for two days Wedneaday. nnnaa. 8§ 0.2} L Yk gl.:ullll.hl'll. ll:'u" y . TN phe i The following WEM the rtcelpu and ahipments of the leading articles of produce In this city dur- ing the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on ‘Thuraday morning, nnd for the corresponding time twelve months Withdrawn from staro doring Wednesday for clty consumption: 301 bu wheat, 100 bu rye, 6,003 bn barley, The following grain was inspected intoatore in this city yesterday morning: 1 car No. 1 hard No. 2 do, 4 cars No, 1 soft apring, 2do, O cara No. 3 do, 2 ears rojected (44 wheat); 1 car No. 1 corn, 40 cars high mixed, &4 cars now do, 07 care new mixed, 127 cars No, 2 corn, 113 cars rejected, 7 cars no grade (H8 corn)i 1 car No. 1oats, 30 cars No. 2 white, 13 cars No, 2 mized, 3 cars rejected (52 oats); 8 cars No. 2 rye, 1 car rojected; & cars No, 2 barley, 1 car No, 3do, 1 car feed (7 harley). Total (500 cars), 232,000 bn, Inspected ont: 21,340 b wheat, 2,708 bu corn, 1,220 ba rye, 1,015 bn bare loy. The appolntment of a Pravislon-Inspector fs n polnt that Intereats vory many mombera of the pro- vislon corner just now. It Is genorally hoped that o man will be sclected, and not a mere stick, ‘The Directors of the Doard of Trade have dnly considered the recent question of **corner rnles,*” and sobmitted cortaln proposed amendments, They proposc that in case of any dlsagrcoment between members olther party may eall upon the Preatdent of the Doard, who shall appoint five dle- Intercsted mombers to form o committeo andtry tho case, any membor of the Board of Trade being welcome to appear befors them with cvidence bearlag on the esse atlasne, The Committee in determining the measuro of damages to be pald by the defanltor shall be aathorized to comslder whether or not tha valne of the property In dis- ‘pate has been enbanced by combination or by any fodividual for the purpose of extorting un- reasopnble dnmages, and shall nlso conslder tho effect on values produced by mles In excess of the marketable supply, and tn view of all the facts presented, and having roforeace to the dnty of tha soller to specifically fuldil his contract, ahall determine the Jost and trio value of the prop- erty defaulted on at the time of the defanlt,and by the valuo so cstablishied shall determine the meas- uro uf damages to bo assesscd. Tho declafon of #ald Committeo as to the valne of he property In question on the day to which thefr declaion npplies, ehall bo deemed its trao value ot that date, and shall be nceopted and recognized as eatablishing said value as the equitable basls for all settlements and adjustments of similar defaults by members of the Association on that day: and values 10 estab. Jished shall bo respocted us final by the Loard of Dircctors and Committecs of Arbl(mflan and Ap- onls, pll‘»my mombeor Mil to fulflll his contract, orto fulfil tho final award of o properly constituted committec, lio shall be suspended, and so reman 1111 his obiigntions have bean adjusted aud scttled. Mombera of the Board will do woll to consider the proposed nmendments, 80 av to bo able to vote understandingly, The matter is really on Im- portant one, and onght to recelvo the best posaible caro in its settlomont. ‘Tho leading produce markets were again frregular yeaterdny, made so by the absence of definito news from Europe. Tho situation was gonerally regard- od oa vory critical, but there was so much nncer- talnity that comparatively fow people dared to trust (o their own judgments so far as to operato with reforence to war,or poace. The tendency of pricos was upward, whoat, corn, and provisions advancing, though not wildly, . Tho prindipal rise wae i wheat, and that was not sustained to the clore. The forelgn markets were strong In breadatuffs, and other Europesn sccurities fell o in sympathy with consols, from which it was lo- ferred that npprehonsions of war are generat in the Old World. - The shipping movoment hore was rathor moro active, owlng to tho expactation that rall treighta will be bigher next week. Tmmediately after tho close of the regnlar ses- ofon, additional war rumors wero rocelved, which causcd n declded flurey In the leading murkets, the excitoment was continued into the afternoon, as noted below. The impression that snother con- lict Is impending seomed more decided than at any proyloua timo thie year, and prices fuctuated rath- or widely In consequence, Dry goods agaln met witha satisfactory domand, and were steady and firm. Boasonable dross goode, prints, plughams, denims, ebirtings, drills, jeans, and notlons wero recelving tho most attontion, Urocerles wore In good domand at unchanged pricen. Coffocs wora moving fairly, and were again fiem, Sugurs wore atrong ot the lato advance. Teas remaln dualPand weak, In the dried frult markot there was o good degroo of activity and a pretty firm w3t of prices. Fish weroquoted steady, DBute ter and cheese romain dull aod declining, Leather, bagging, tobacco, coal, and wood wers quoted s before, anwere also olls, paints, and colors, 'The siupments of lumber to tho Wost continao 1arge, and tha city trade Is very good, tho brokon local stocks making It necessary for denlets to trade freely with cach other. The mew nrico-llat, ahowing an advance of h0c per 1,000 feot on com. mon lumbor, went Into effect, with hinte that It would probably Lo good for o fow days only, The demand for metals and hardware way good at the carrent prices, Nails wero easy, Broom-cora was dull and weak under falr offor- Ings, with sn uncxpcotedly small demand for tho time of year, Tho wool, hide, and salt mar- ket weeo withaut new features. Heeds were slow, but steady, with tho exception of timothy, 1lay was less active and not o firm, the offorings being larger, capecially of tho lower grades, which wero ashade easler. The domand for poultry and oggs was (alr at recont prices. Rall frelghts were rathermore active, and steady, on the Laslaof 200 par 1001be for geainto Now York, with the underatanding that no more freight will be taken at those Aigures after this woek. Luke froights were In good demand at £ic for corn by sail Lo Bullalo, and e asked for wheat to do. A charter was made Lo carry 17,000 bu corn to Buffslv at 2%e. 1% NEW YORK YESTENDAY. March 20, —Iieeelpts—Flonr, 11,074 brle; wheat, 180,810 bu; corn, 05,802 buj eats, 22,765 bui corn-meal, 080 phkge; rye, 37,208 bug hnrlny. 2,760 buj malt, 2,000 bu; pork, 07 pkye; beef, 1,47+ pkye; cut meats, 4,442 phgs; lard, 1,210 pkus; whisky, 118 brls, Exports—Twenty-foar hours—Floar, 11,000 brls} wheat, 26,000 La; com, 29,000 bu; barley, 14,- 000 bo. ORAIN ON PASHAGE. ‘Tho following tablo shows the nuantitfes of whuat and corn ou passage for the Unlited Kingdom for ports of call sud direct ports on the dates Bamed: ’ Mapch2d, Marchm, Pric 4 1,000 833U P vonse MUERAVY THADING IN RYE. ‘Tha New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, undor dato of March 22, says: **Thers Liaye been anususlly Jarge transactions o rys here during the last threc dava, tho sales reaching tho cunurnous total of 350,000 bu, which, for vo short & time, o vowothing unprecodonted, Prices have advanced from 1 to 2o per bu, which Is cousidercd wury slight rive on 80 vast & business. The demand has boeu nlmost eutirely Irom Germany, which an- nually purchascs 8 large quaniity of rye in Amerls can narkow, Another foature of the graln mar- keta le quite & falr trade in oats fur export to ¥rance, which ls sometbing onuspsl.” EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS. ‘The following shows the exports from seven At- lantic seaboard vorts for the perlods Indicated, and their distribution by countriess POUK. UANEELD. oite Lo B Mureh 18, v &l‘our .q“ wheal, qrs. I .. Yalted Klagdo " G055 ""'fa'n." iitent .. d Houtts snd ¢ L8 i Atheriea. . 8,330 8,684 Wet Ludis . W, b 44,179 BN, A Culdules.” wst 176 Other countrie Tatals,,. 3 293,93, 700 21,780,472 W 691 h.l\"l‘lM SiE e i A Totale.,. .. M,70,502 134,244,704 83,182,170 PROVISIONS 06 PRONDUCTS-~Were qulot Renerally tsme, though otlcos averaged higher, fn sympathy witha re. ported advance of fia per 100 1bs in the pricesof live hogs, ‘Thors was iittlé cliange Inthe tonaof advices from other points, and apparentiy few orders here either to buy or toscll. Thetrading chiedy constatod of changes from one month to another at eurrentdifs ferences, Mrss Pork~1Vas racher gulet, hut sdranced s@7Ho per brl, and closed 2'44 sbora the Iatest prices of \edneedsy, Bales were repoted of 7,730 bris scilor April at €0,23430.0.27}4: 10,000 brls sciler May at £9.574@0,42'; 1,300 Urls seller June st €0.524@ 0.67%1 and 230 bris selior July at $0.70. Total, 21,800 Dris. The market closed ateady at $0.23@0.30 for spot, £0.33 seller April, £0.37%Q0.40 seller May, and £0.521430, 55 seller June. Primo mess was quots Drime at $7.5037.75, wit! £0.50, LARD—TWas In falr demand eatly, and sdranced 34@ 5¢ per 100114, but fell off Inter {0 n shade above the satest prices of Wednendsy. Bales wera reported of 01 tescashat §7.124: 2,500 ten seller Aprilat 87.124@ 7,121 8,000 tes selior m;{ at §7,:0 w,"{.:m And 1,230 rcs it 80,070,580, and exira 14 of 250 Lrls prime mess séliee e ol §7. 5% A10 tcs. The e} clowt standy. & xr' or’ seller Marchy ':n:e soller Aprily 87, 0sciler Mayi and §7.2347.374 " (T2 - ore dufl nnd unchanged, the trnding helng ohfeily Inlocal funures, THcrs was somo inquiry. for export, but mostly at fower nriees than holders wonld cc n iama (18 [h) at Bl4c. “The fol- e llmwl um E0eIng frices por 109164 04 tho e f uta of placlpelcaid hauts moort L andan, Mort S s GLned 15 8607 000 .00 H.W Loose, part cured nmml.:l o o 7o 64T ey R R Ry ina, 147 1 hame, 0l{@u4d for 10 an b 5, Bisalo foTsamonyerages; erocn tor. nmuMou BK@SIo for oJor, shortclears, sasyetor Viama, Tt 43R0, P RO UG S5 oers atoady and quict at 0,00 ?w 00 for mess; $10.00@11.00 for extrs mess; and Qe ; fo Ifl’l" Balo was made of 223 bris Qn; it g BREADSTUFTS, FLOUR—Waa agaln alow, though In rather better do- mand, and tho market was firm In sympathy with ‘wheat, but without any genoral advancetn prices, The trading was chiofly local, the brands wanted by ex- porters belng fu very lght stock. Faics were reportod of 223 bris winters, partly at 83.23; 10 Lrls unsound do AL $3.00; 800 bris spring oxtras at £4,75@3.235 700 Urls spring Raperfines at $2.25: 03 brlsdo at £3.751 and 400 lour at 83.233,30, Total, 1,607 brir. Also oat-meal on private terms. The market clused at the following ms the nominal range of pri- ces: Cholco to fayorite brands of winters, $0.56030.75; Rood to prime brands of winters, §5.5026.00: cholca to fine spring, $3.50Q0.00; falr to good spring, $1.50 @3.00; low spriug, $2.000:3.501 falr to good Minne- sota springs, €5.0023.60; cholco to fancy Minncsots oprings, $0.0000.231 patent springs, €0.50@8.00; low grade, $2.50@3.504 ryc, $3,00w0.231 buckwheat, $2.00 @3.80. 1uCAx~Was In good demand and 25c per ton higher, Sales were &) tons at $13.23 per ton on track, and fres on board cars. MinbLixas—Balo was mado of 10 tens st $17.00 per ton on track. Fueo—Sale was mado of 10 tons at §14.00 free on boanl cas mz;m:flum—mnm was quoted at $13.50813.75 per WHEAT Wansctive and unsettied at a higher range, e market fur May dollvery advanced 1 ¢ above. the Tateat quotatlon of Wex uy This month closcd bge higher. learronlufifl London wero quoted strong, sumo privato cabics notl 7."' adyanco 3 tho clase, and New Yoric was finn. though aulot. witle nurm.-lpu srera mnall, only 41 ¢ ng TRApAcicn o FaEk. Comtoi i FEcneh peehritles wery quuted lower, aud thi War cluiii soened 1o bg SuIckeh: in urope, thollgt the Actual newa st been Yery T Acveral days past, the atspotches conalsting 141 wn!yccrrumudzn e war l'nllll'lm.t"lll the outact, tho mar- kn;npunmu houl . al1d 14 Il"itll’ll uumf M, R T ATy e v T Ao i Kellgr fiing was scarce v battor an nauwiial 85143 volow Hay. uclier” AFl rang, 81 1,01, closiug st #1.0034, the dllcm'ml. r{mn May DT grouular Mo, dapritic, Tankoi o the pame s April 5 343 below. It 'Slowhie e 81,003, Thero wa ver good deuland TGr Miipmenty with (gt ofierings, and (v Toc (NG AeYOral CxDovE frders. Nofe hors which coud Jotbo filed, Glic-edged recolpty of No 2 closod 4t 4100, Kpo wory reported of ¢ 81 m\uu 10y 25,000 by No, 4 do Eowo bt M0 bt R, 9o « nu| umum y sampis -mvmll.m. 200 No 1 Jegted v oitaredy bid furu‘lbunuwl recelpia, l Wate, luml dems 0. b( Tocal miitere sales wero repurted of 1, 0 St o Tt 0UA ACB1 198 100 b Ko, 3 o ‘AL R1 00N 1. 10; Asd sobd by Sintipio b 81,151 18 1nostiy frea on Lonrd 1N ~Was ;mru netlve and !rnrmllr. Futures ad- | umd Bhout 3o carly, i svmpathy with wheat, but fell oI At the closs (o Holow tho Ingost ndotn: tioos of Wednesday, lhumm mu urlum markets aud altimore werd qaoted drim, e grad lwexer, atruuier, advanc T i mut snlbpiag doinand, which was ino o was Lo Jnaulry f o u i meul[vuullllhl d & de fucreas, and the waathor W3 Tose. aerticd, aii of which tended 1o countoract tlm speculative effect of tho expectation of wmoro - war It Raropa. Heller h{ apenud_at G Teceled to' 4ind, lml‘mm 0 and Ined to 42 cloalng at 424Q: e, l!t'IIfl'Jllnl lnl B AIH@ LI, Cloaiug b the tisidor Heler iy At 4 c. acllcr April a1 d1igadtige, and seller ho momth. or sbat. No. 2,at 31 M A% oahu(nunv fet no glecrim natlon 1y favor ot ( jordgod rerelpte; arn, fréo on hoand cars sonfcuifoily nt 405, anit s e, Hpot sales wery N ported of 41, 50 lnl‘ high iniged at 416341} , 100 bu re)uu-xl AL 85 400 bu ears nt 3¢ on trac l bl pOu) diey ll.&l.)hull“'!lt' L by samule, ot .A.uuu ull l cll i m.;m Uil 0o 68 336 400 fro0 0B board cars. 'xr" otal, OATS— V!mnflw[nlllc and firmer, The recelpts foro ireral, and wld adily by samiple, bt the ofter s ©f futures vn iho speculative waers Tiklita wuhlluodr.nluln ey ho harkor was i 1n **dull and une H of iylng orders had Left ine rowd. “soller Aprli foli at zide, and closed at g, diayaoldas dotic. xad clued with swiiers ey 0Bt wtrnnaxnllx: ot 2u'Ge. and freanat aio; Al xcdlunlnh'unlll At 24276, aind white ¢ 370230 wors mmmunn. 0 al buby Samplo a1 3 ifis f1¢s on bo Y it—iWas and flrmr'rlnnnulzrul of iniequats wRcrOgs s woro sl hibiy Dy summpie, - Freall N 20004 a0 376 41 ADEL0F Reg Iar was wortli S5aid3bge. Cash walés were reported of 400 Nu. 2885701 1.500 b by samble AL AKEE or unu 2500 bu st S8l§US0KS freo un buard, ’mul. l’h\lll.l‘“l '—~Was dull and weak. Thero was very littlo doiandexrent for low gtaied, auda fow ioais wery {rauafarred from April to sy at s ditfarsuico ot Ghac, llur-wuldhlvubnncll? R thie basis, but 1ot rators wauted $3fuds for m-lunn the clisdge.aying lia plorince, barely | pald” uurays “cuxrecs and ther expenser. at 4 and Sloved 0" weh " ee flers that * price, 111 waa quoled at dulge. Ltogul 2 wasnotainal ey tretat ATty AT u S Bain at lash wales were reported ulmw An.n un J.«Ilbu by samplo at dogode un {rackr and 1,600 bu” do dn privalu’ Lors, “Fotal, 4,400 IT CALL, [n the afternoon tho markcty weraexctied and highor In couscquonce of the warilke charect: be. Tha gralu miarkety iy affected. was very nervous, advanclug 2¢ frow the gure &1L w'elock, “and - rucedlug irregulary e Aty Gyt e atter 1 f:m‘.‘. A theeh oo {'. “n"'nf.i' ‘:3'51:"{.7: niey or wg{"«w ATrih i, (0111 or Mars aod 265,000 U, At 41%c for ApHl and 4@ 4§ for May, ) |mu—n.nm lirle, n: $0.20 for April, $9.00 for June, and $0.421Q043 for My, “" 'J.1Ml ik 8037, 15007, lfls tor April, and §7.22)§ LATERN, nn Tk ldv-nfld abot lue, and closed firm., with 8300 124.@2.50 for May and §0.00 o u.!i tur Jun nrmev. sa)es being mada o 4,250 tes, at "I.lfl caan, 87,13 Avrll, $7-20407.29 May, and $7.50 UrEhorCHine wore, blatier, asles balng made of ul.llnuoller]unnn 3.U fll. lhl ouls ut $3 23" For April sad $5.53 for Mavi o0 ten nt Hasexclied by the warruiors and very ir. regular, eloing ie Biguer Mhau ut the e morulog eessl un h I%H IK and [ 0 Liher than o and cioiod at 43 closed raln. M; hivs el ng 1Uc higher than , ‘n.m. : A Slabd pasa uumumf;'u" iy b L liad at for tanger, |~¢r 'u,wrm-r 0121 une. Halve [} t1.t7u g, Avl u.nk‘fl.u or Junoaud mk‘. erostitdy, with sales of 30,00 1he Moy e S was Guowd o u.’?fim g st ocaon QENERAL MARKETS, BIOOM-CORN-Was dull sud wesk. ‘Trade Ly back- Wazd, and some of Lhe dealers aro ruportad ta ba trying reduce thelr alucks. 1t isatated Lhat there Is cone aldersble broom-corn i3 the country yet. We quole: Ubolce green hurl, Gigbifc: red-tipped do, Bu3hics groeu brosh with burl enoaih ta work g, Saskc rod- tloped do, 4¥adc; mreen cutors and luside, 44@3c: slalk brald 4@sc; red aod Inferior Lrush, d@abcq crooked, B@4o. UUTTER~TLe market wes withoul new fcatures. ‘There was & falr Inqulry from the local trade for guod to chulce table grades, but he poarer yuotayions wers alwost eotirely ueglected, aad werg valy salablo st ex- trome luw Sgures. We quote: Choice 1o faucy cream- €2y, BN3¢; K0od 10 cholce ygradus, 2#28¢; wedluwm, 154@30c; Inforior o common, Twizes roll, 13@18c. BAGUING~Thors was nothing now to be sald fa congection with thedeggtug warket. Tradu conlinnes moderaty st the aunexed quotstions: Btark, de; Briguton &, 24hac; Lewlston, S15c; Outer Lruek, 2uc; gunnlcs. i s e withont farther noticeablo pomed very lltte strongtt, and TR IS ki ae, ns dieing the pat l|.||l|hurn days A marked "flt"nfl mutt follow, We v B2 13%: pare skim, 10810%cs i demand_from ch{ And Couniry Congumers, and RHices were, seain auotel wenk and unseitiods Lackawanna, (arge ege, £0. do e aod range and small ey 855 Eintnte 7.80; Blaswhore. $0 Baltimara &0 lflo,.an'w.‘}mx i";mm. ‘63 541001 Qarisnerrie. .73t FUGS =W it 1ale requcet and femer at 714@3c. ll‘ll'.lfirll are buying, and (he local conenmption Y FiGir=This markot was anchanged. Tradn was wood It Nl" lll ih!fl! Iu‘l"“ll\"(e' il Yery gene |P ), hitefish, per 4. 294,401 lm"' 'lllllfi!h; @0, ackerel extra, fer ig-brt, re. £0. select mews, por A 1 R J"lhaft. 4-hrl, §9. i faimily do. oews oat iy o, ox, llo n mll k’" 15 lflfl\ml 1 G \‘l frinnrinh i B o gonnd, Nt 88,00% do, 14 hru.'l 1.301 traoked haiioas, 5 V05 Ehe ate wluny wgether, it e eared, hap fmoaiced the teult prospect fenticrico thEra ha. SOmewRAL ARmer fecting Amone Tollers of domestle dried frulte. Jmpurted varieues Fomata quIet hd About steady. Trado1s fairly CLIve: andTaacll imarovtng. o aub FORRIGN=DInTesy qcm: fge: Tarktsh rruset old, o b Lict ‘rench do, 12 e r-|lln-. IflY!"y 1. TWI BU: loosd, finseatet, kuln Valencis, TH@THCI Zaota curs tants bATel elitran, 17@iRe. Alden '”X‘"{ 158106t New Vork and a7y doold. SHaaae; Eouthern, new, SR B ovteniy Soptn btk SR b aarters. n-n-.. . e 101 10Mct Tashcrr{on, ST34¢) pitted chorrict, 17 AC. \m- —~Filberta, uqm:"cnlmond-.’l"um«un 200 i French walnnts, 16@11c: Naplea wainuia, 12&13¢; raktr Jigdney pecans, Texar yiddc liiver pecans, e Wimington nnmm. BasHet Teanessoe do, E m irginia do, e P et lx- mnd:r-tu reqnm and l!e- ¥, Th!m Iuwnuhlf iy in 8, which A:uan“mu! Aiat Lrawi borrles Car, Wi ALR1.23 per gt. ‘l {ur Imme- ln Hunmun HI lmllll rlu!llfl\l. unou: 018 |v 00160 per brit Eadtern do, 8. 'unn 00t el omnvtl. :"I do_exi l’l!. $12.0063 14,00 ercaset vos 0. muu,mum—'ma muk:l s without, mportant A guod generst demand il 8 uni- retamen Fant BE attacn oCt ad v o very firm. llelu"nmmfl;&"’m ons: nthte Lol . U, Javs ot ehiice to fancy 1o, Aaagude o Bettner l’;’\:‘uxlu'fmwmman v mauunu."xsmi c. hunAnb—l"ntemnzln 103{@10%e0; crushed, 3 10e kramatated, 1 powd, mL oatine n.'?mf-?u ey nkmwe? ey "?u o iy vstsier Oloa: " 0w, éfluwhu(rlum.‘rnmmnn. Sates cous, FiaTics priind o c. e Cal forhla, Rat-doat drips 45 s, Calfer: 0l aliver drips, 820! wigar-houso aey 40a; ?-'trl.u'\'c"f :u s, ‘n'(mennl MOolaMeR, cho‘eu new, , wa3der mon, Zbaive, commen molesics, = a5t BIRck srap. u—All- fee, 1BR16Mc1 cloves, 43@4%cy camla, i ’Jflzm'(c nutinegs, No.1,03c4 1,054 C filflll l‘lll?- Hou i German mottiod, i Litg, m'wmm i Beaser White dn'-"e.’fm @stfes Leach Blossom, 781 Bavon Imoerial. 65 TEAY-1Vas i morerato domand and Reniy thong n oo fow i raies were moro plenty and et wen uotat 0. i £ mm.). Pe and m--mu. H sfl. l'll’fl H?. !Al 0 L 50 slougly, S—\Wer In fatelocal requot Tt ueml The recolpta aralight, and ¢ n(an( damared plocki Clly Deieliory Cowe. Bior steera, taot wreen uted, 1 ne. e heavy, Diley damacd, 2 part cured, G{awe mcu l-\u:d Klo, ireen calf, uv int prime d ry i el and fry e 14QTGGY dry saitad hides D tom skl 4561 alieD el woor eatuaateds UMDER~Was fn good demand, tho ordara from the eonmmlml districts West and south belog amerous and Hiberal, it 18 not helfeved that the new price-1isy il be vory rigldly aiored tu, Tiie ndyanics wus mads with fome aponitlon, eancctally trom thota local deat: £ra who wiil 1oV 15 G Blentet TolF stocks BY buy- i1 on tho market. for ¢ they will wait. 10 40 10 8t thie lowest prices, Quotatlons: Firat andaccond l‘ll'l‘ll.l lfld 2 lflth. ¥irst common dressed siding. Flonring, first common, drew Floortu, -L'L;Jul cominion, dretsed. jvoring. t nm on, dressed, Hoxbumy Jlox Im-ms s Tneh tack boards, 10to 12inch f,‘:.xw.::u:,mmns i Dieket select. l‘iclrclt S e aataaad readed. Lnt slun m No. AL aatin- 8 i I& ik {”'""'nfi'u" 1o pablished price-tist 14 pHii A it "r:,y? AT IC, 10514, 87,001 do 10xd IX, §0.60; 3 320, i — Ao, 204 -mnS e b s, 7. ‘m 'f mmwur ID. uwmlnl toquantity; bar, u‘?,?.':-nn-’lfimm 2001 sheathing eopper, 20, o-e, Bugxr] unw 4, 82-10c rates; nunlnlmn. Nos, SH: AteriCan planIed A 316r Do ove: .'.’n'fl:fih' o Nor ho. W discounl ot 40 mes lm\ Inoy- O‘IJKG 13 Illldn‘& llfl‘nll7‘ :"‘d lllgy‘ Ifl"l 400 Dicount of &0 per ceat Faes wire, e standiag uotation 1 82.40, but ¢ 18 une e 18 cut fn cases where dealors come In camen from neighboring cities, At the Figtahurg nieatlng the ratos ware not clisnged. o [lotations romain the sume a1 03 {1 preced. mgdmn the weak, flusiness was reporied falr for LB SOTAN, it Hio weweral Tharket aasin dspiAved s steady tunts Carborl 110 deg: teat,“iayc do nuls, lega 130 iruet, hendlians 173 oa touty f'){ul“lfll’ m egal test, 273ci Efalne, i3 extta” winter lar oicy Ro. e, Bideilinsee w, 020 lml)evl.(l'luxw i8le, 'lnuh teachas Fue3 aperm, 81,731 neatstootofl, strfetly Dure 81.00; do catrs, wioy o No. 1, Gt bank ofl 63ct ralte, S401 winror iluors® uti, f0cs turpentine, doc: f ulnhuu. deo. gorzed, i uravite! dlhl wasoline, deodol aow. e “asoline, 20ckzics, Wert Vit b dog. Ml nlllll'll. lex.. 80ci redud ] 'OTATOES—Were dull at 256 for ear.lote, and sales ‘were made {rom store st 83@4vc. Tho retallers seom fo b weli suppiled, and tho farziers aro stii delivur: ld“llll wwln" 1 sl “"“X' and chotca dromsed th!ckeu-wm‘e !nl er uert and firin, ve chickens wero dull, tame Vll VBA\ -r ln lowx Chickens, Hirkeys, drcseed 7@idor doy nve i auet 8900 o 3 ) .00 Mrllll’l. maliard ducks, $1.7561,005 snipe. 81,00 por o, EEEDS=Tmathy was dull and Jower under lris ot- serlass ritany of low raten, which wil lin o be nch—anml“ lI|l|- Dl ing waa airo Illlfl‘i;nd In lh l enco e wera ma iy Bliver was b mrm,um el s cloy Ir‘nlul,wllhulul o4 83, uad 0, yeim New, flungarinn was s gna 2in(@A3c, snd old brought 53¢, Mlitof wullll 0 &l H 7ve, yood demiand and steady. Thera (s Nexuyutl 1t 1o coma farward afi er Iako nivigation i agluaw mnd "’X ric IE w lll llll. 'l W! Auhi 2 s—“:lnnqunml auu. wit] prnl sy, Wo N' eat vir PN wiren—Common, 25pane; #ood do. 33 QI JORCL Mo d0: 43@T01 e, DXASEY iy Ml‘l’f( Hhiuite, UX8 7001 cholcuet, Tamet THucy, v il —Common, 23@28et good do, B3 ma. dtam N3 aike muod ll'n,.‘w 3 One, 43@180; fnest, l:hul('nl OxwiSe \ Ilnnn-l.ummnn, B3Pt u(kul do, 2A37205 mediun, SQmc wad o, 40041c} fine. 156 48ci angst, oG 33c) ch umunmm 0 { kood conimol, SnaTIcH medfuth, 3Ac K Mnladlnm.‘ Atoc e, 1344308 Ane, a7t enoleo, Siesana; o lofcent, Bgu3e, ()uunm—wmmu UM BIot, Rm'lltq medinm, :m.mhumm fiig duc) Do, Sieat, 3 t, 0o ah without oats WIS K V= Waa quiet snd ol Bale wuramrltd_ at 50 Lris on the basis of %1 v yallon fur raw. Alcohol was quoted firm at 333 dellvered In New Yurk for vy, \nll WOOL—Was quiet and ‘nnehanged. The stock on Band g, ' will Brobably bs Jetatled ‘ont potors o comee lito murkut. " It ls reported thn Hhe BTSrnie el i ivea. e Httte woal 3 expeciud &t bau Francisco bofore’ the Immaty of Aprli Al tata sccounts avtua that s ‘lows of sheep Paclis cout widorerestiniaged, Quotationtt i uwatlcd wuole, Jaic) UG du, Il coursodlo, 3y ey tus 4, 8303y meuluin 1 caa woule, cliulc 4161 Talr 40 Kood, 3@k, Colurada Woul—Sudium do, Fisuiey cunris o Frie Conve oo, 15@ 70t L- W i fl Tings 8t ah uwmfllhlwnflclhlnr or very' B8 bacit o2, LIVE 8TOCK. cuicaoo, figty o 19, Sai 2.3 13,804 1 13, 80 4,800 8,40 Tuui? 6, 449 0,708 4 39 Tueslay,,. . ‘.l(l 1,508 Wednosdsy o, U3 2033 ‘Total JGUIT 18,00 8,048 CATT! o mearly 1,000 head lcas thaa reported for Wldnlllly. ‘whereas 8 sjurity of tho trade lad expected sa {ncrease, Asa result, Armer feellng ulluud. d aby decline ¢ prices may nod un the provious day wa: fully recuvered. Alihough the nl!rflll embracod some very fine caitle, ihe average quality wes nos as Rood a4 (ho cartier dayvof the week, comparatively few droves averaging over 1,350 Bs, while th larger por- tlun averaged from 1,000 to 1,180 B4, and sold within 8 raoge of §3.5.@4.33. Thers were a faw sales of cholce stecrs 8t 1. 084,75, sud two bunches of extra steers, nveraglug 1,420 86 and 1,623 Bs, fetched 83. 30 and $3.50 vespectively. The lattor drove was fed by Juoes Tubin, vf Bpringficld, lil., sad were equal to Whabest secn in our market for & pumber of weaks past. Thoy were cousioged to 1. K. Hepry, auu by bilw sold W Monroe, for the Eurupean market. Lucal putchers pald $3.0093.73 for common Lo good mized luts, whife Tor comBion 10 Kood surif; Lo W Tho a? wu‘m« mmy. 'uF n..'t‘y Selitgad lh. B::‘;Mfldld -wln. l'! rl‘hlll 1,430, C jufcs Beeves— $3.000S.50 20010 1,430 1ba.......... 4.0084.63 l':bwlld u«m welgh- DI flw g ll..og Wi for cli; Illll"lll’ Shulte oo 3 5 l.r.(-:’“:.z':‘m catiie, '1,“'“: jig 1A attla-Comimon catiic, wel : 2 e 0.25G%.78 22523234 - Asaraseasaninnd TG AraasLEE LS, 200 53! Tasasra, E e ihiera was i terday, and under & moder; ! n fne rmer tone of ma' RO ale o4 oxcepting com- tliere wae no nue ethel Ao EmIent” s’ 1ha: {ataed Ihroulhum. hGumh o waril e Ehomn thes wors evidences of wenkners, anil the ehi tobain nvn'r unuow;r anv lllel‘lq o@isc:. 22 s ettty SEESTIALRAEIIALL2Y] RECEERaEane P Thare W II| "lflfi llfl‘fl"] Ellll!l"!'lh‘lm l||| )M‘ wer—quulfll ! $4.3845.50 for |DI ‘wore noteds ' l- 28 —CATTr.E~THeenlpts, Yo wuuk. "ioqia: Inlrketlulrol:m ne 3,400 tots) e lom ood to criolee areer H i t "llll) the i '5 AR AND L Ttec bio? oufldomnnd; o lUvfll llluflarlnndll market dully d:’lflll\fl chanyed. umlan 4] 12 et ghts prl:u nomi| Yon Nuw York, Marc! h!fl —nnnn——l.ul than 20 cattio 4 total rur three days, from ymmhr bt at B ur\!lnlry 0 good steers, but hullmn was uniinpor- i r—Ttacetpts, 3,000, making &3 for th i T P Y A ify IhATkot ot acilves Orainary wmu sud extra, GH{@7¢t 7! Bwivn—ltocelpie, 8,970, making 15,600 for threo ys, ARAINSL 0,000 BaIne time Jast week markot weak| $1.00 per 100 D fur falr umn. alive, H'r‘ Lm:u. March tonding down on ship) 517 JoWeE b Drnte 10 cnu 1Tair to nine cnhmnflmeh ‘over 8 falr Lusiness rocorde cen, 10 cholca inmts, 7 ST, LOUIN, .fl.-—(‘n‘nl—neul te, jing grados, bn lluun—Atlh‘Il l’ncelfll‘. O.ILI 11 rl 3. X, 40:”‘\"! kllll‘ | ecctpta o0 oxtrath GrReh a3, 2 0B Cmimon to tair, L2 oy 71 tur v.mxu". 1353 2,000 ead; Yorkers, $3.00@3.75; 2 ocer I'Illlul!lrm(ll. l . 00t 4, d“!,llllr—lll.'ulvu Ollilludllll throughi no sales to- El!!ul‘)u'rl. Xlllnh 1 u mlnd falry mare TI X King, tgé%wuuhun 83,7 n:l.san ncnlnn, 1,007 DY TE DEGRA.PH. TO]’I]‘!GN CIT!ES. Thefollowinz werarecelved by tha Chicago Board of Al Livxrroor, starch 29,—Primo moss pork—Fastern, Dacon—Cumberlands, 2asy short tibs, 283 long clear, 27s3 short clear, 298 0ds shaule ders, 208 641 hams, 808, Lard, 378 0d, Prime incas .beef, Bay Indin mess besf, 0041 extrs lmll( mem, 1102 Chicase, 654, Tallow, 304, Loxnox, JMarch 24, 0983 Western, Gls, ~Liverpool~Wheat strong; corn irgoes off coast—\Wheat firmery mr avcrage No. 2 spring, 40404, Corn steady. C: '8 on pasage—~Whiest and corn frmer. ofi qull(lv of Ko, 3 Chlosgo aprioy wheat for nhlymut duriog thoe presont and followlng month, 478, Speclal Dispatch to The Tribune, Liveapoor, March 23-11:30 & m.—Fuova—No. 1, 2043 No. 3, 245 Unatx—Whost~Wiater, No. 1, 1184d; No. 2,106 104} apring, No. 1, 108 7d; No. 2, 08 743 white, No, 1, 113 @d; No. 2, 1le; club, No. I, 12 8d; No, 3, 11a 0d, ©di No. 2,236 3ds old No, 1, Corn—New, N Vrovisiona—l'ork, 6is, Lsrd, 378 ad, Livaroot, March 28—Latest.—CoTroN—Moderata Inquiry; treely suppifed; ©15-30@33-16d; sales R,000 baies) spaculation and export, 1,000; American, 6,702, Buravsturra-California white whest, sverago, 114@ 110 631 club, 118 6d@12s Sds apring, 02 7d@ICe 7dy Flour—Western capal, 2@ 208, Corn—New Weatern mixed, 25s 3d@1238 043 old dv, 270 04@28s. Oats~Amerivan, 3¢, Darloy, a0, Pras—Canadian, 30 0d, CLoven Bxzn—American, 408123, Trovisioxs—Mers ‘winter, 108 ING11s 4d, park, 8is. Trime mess bet Lard—American, 7404, Dacon—Lobg clear, 27s; (:nlu:—hmerlun. <o, TALLOW~FIno Amerloan, 804, TrruoLeuM—Eplrits, 76 3d; rufived, Ilil!fl. Linsxzn Ote—2ds ¢, 1testn~Common, 8a; pale, 12¢. BriRiTe ov TURPENTINE=150@2% 62, Axtwakp, March 28.—PaTROLEUM=278 84, AMERICAN Spectal Dispateh to The Tridune, Nuw Youx, March 28.—Graix~Winter wheat In Active request for shipmont to the Continont ate further advance of 1@2c per b, closing siroug oo 7o stricted ofteringss spriog wheat Ieda frecly dealt io,and rather variable, leavivg off for firinly on cable advices of somew, 50,000 by No. 1 Northwestern spring, w sreive, at $1.33; 7,800 bu No. 1 Minncsota and Milwaukes t delivery more ouKor inarkute) 10,030 bu Na, 2 ChlEago spring 8t 1,20 8,000 Ho. 3 Nurtnwestern spriog at 81,20, Corm falrly sctive, clfedy for early dellverys options closed depressed; mixed Western ungraded, 42339, Itye wanted at firiner prices, wilh sales of 5,000 bu; No.4 Western st T2, Oats offered with less urgency, aod quoted & shado strongor oo restrictud bustness; No. 2 Chicago afloat, 84%c; white Western, 8,400 bu, st 333@3ve; 1alzed Weatern, 4,000 bu st 839330, Provisioxs—Aess pork in less dem: Uvery, and quoted weakp sal range of §10.00@10.30 for uninspected mnd Inspected lots; other kinds dully quoted frregulars for forward deilvery, Western mess n modcrate request; March optlun, $0.80 bid: April, $0.801 May, §9.00; June, $10.U0@10. 133 sales yeported of 500 brls Aprll, part 3,600 b June of 20 brie within & Bacon fnactive st unaltcred ratce. Western stesm 1ard modoraiely active for early delivery, closing more frmly; sales of 2,750 tcs 8t §7,424@7.47%, clostog at $7,4254@7.43; for forward delivery wore freely dealt int March option, $7.434@7.451 April, $7.43; M $7.825: June, ST.62%; showing 8 strunger tarets v fined ma quiet; for tho Comtlucat quoted ot $7.75 falr demnfllnndwnfl prices; aalesot 183,000 1ba 8t $7.574B7.50. 8ruaks—itaw quist but Grmon & basls of T4 for faiz rafinlng Cubs, snd THe for good do; reoed mud- erstely sought after, sncluding cut jeaf et 104eq crushed at 106 10Mc, Wiisky—~Qulct; quoted at the closs at $1.07 asked) 50 bris reported sold on private torme, aald to bave 74~Accommodation for grain (a falrly activs deinsud, snd quoted somoewhat steadier on 8 reduced offering of room on berth mnd tunnage on chiarters frecy movement fn provisions, chiefly tn through frolght, with rutes quoted rather weakers for Liver Pool engagaments by steam included 600 Lils flour through freight 8t 26 0deds per brly 8,000 bu gralu st okl "‘"f.m‘ Iurkxu‘::u '(eu h,um to mmun vEgs L nuu—xel. ru:clnu. 849 1. 00 balest T gk m“‘i'l"“" 10,43 Otk bironger’ recelot 2031 Super bi lh‘:nd W Yk nrm atent prucess, $0.4048. 2um: Alzar—Quict, bub steadyr Western, $2.600 ~Wheat—Wintes demana: _sprl . ‘.:"‘&»"“'“"" emang: speln 120 £y wmw m -uuu, 8. % i & . ey i Aprfl.mv 4’" Sptamuretendyy vevaivie, Jo.00) vy Thlzea Wi HAY—Stea Il T 1w el ang wcha i uios dnd unehango, rnies tcts e 1 00d reintng, Ti0454e p st 2‘1 ‘redned, ‘m ANt markes nemoh P.'";' s pet JHHCR qulet nni hel ames: T kCh-Tolls erode, 7eq refned, 1yt i ms <-Fhm| i, wn‘u-nm.ln e, 1ia, f.(,v..mv.-&m- ork dulls §10,00310,23, lenr Tallen Weat. fa -I-tli‘lw‘nn;(crlm: FIx u o 2t e Filmo 1t ¥ CllRR s R Uachansed! WirskY=Quteti $huig, - rcd BANS, KRw 0 Xaw Onzmars, Mareh 28~ Erotin- sureriine, &4 Rk ?“"""’,’5,“.1;'],} e B AL ot Sause, gons-peauHuetuied ot 82000220, "“_ub}'.'vl e Hiiana e ana Fork= e » 10.45, LardHendy, dlerce. €7, ?1"}'{(‘5;‘27 % 32 Sl meataoatet; Wiouders e, i 1ary £c1 Mies nominal, nmmhnl weal ve uqel;'c ear Tio, Bidasgt] ;| 13 enn X e y"u..- cl:‘rfll’o:t" rin: comtio u_“xhv'm]ruov. lennmmnl. 25¢, ltles qui c':"f;'\"::'fl'\'nfi i, DRAN—Di{ v fower at Ae@ooc, BALTINONE, Bumuon-, Mareh 24, ~Frovr—Flem and e i Aeatern strong ani 2c e =C ainwry Yo prime. 14817iee }“:T\"“x'x‘ KRN (cammon iy . 7o peiine chote G o e e 1 sxivania teo $12 ol d ind Aot Bt A h. ENTOR S éiv‘r‘n—\flrlla'"'lur‘rme;‘!. r“n:‘mlnd. o, 517 (4 ! y ey . weadys (Westorn, white, ¢t o mixed """ Jud ‘20, Hanmayieaais,s3asic. Tiya=No otk Rom sy srint Hav=uuiotand unchanged, Erovimo id williont material change, ole steady, and unchangy lvummn.m.-u-lmu R0 "honitanty enul T oS Ax—Qulet, nomtual, nad Srm. Mo eargoes, 14 e IOt S b heat, 21, (T8 3 3 180,00 Iiat OALE: 4-4L8) by ] FiRr a0 fl-flpn’&" afots cots o -2 our, 981 Erain, 3 el L o Toueon, 0., March hCmit W heat whit*)llr nigan, 8,0 mri'ucmz.n. :‘;J."" Yo 8124 sl H;“' }ihd P el hua, 81 m(? X6, 4 aimhe Michaan, u’n'“""""u. Lon & Mich lgan (l hluilae, 4i¢1 No, Ty lmljunz,4.¢| e 2 43c1 e No. 2 -hne. A'.'fm n.-n:m‘. flc; fllmlkm. u7e. " Vaty l.‘:.nv:n untn—)hmmam 1. 25[ cholee, #4.15; \Iml‘l"x:‘ri;‘rb‘l'u' <corn, 3,000 b, . niy . Whedt, 3 2,0 o b r‘;:“' ;'imm. PR ‘Tor.2pa, March 28 ambes Miohigan, A}xvll. "l '.'s winter, A""L Stay, Rotlh, 4ates iay. 43 i Jornoae March 28, CoTron—Qule 4 i .,IQCO e ZWWheat duti and i . Corn fifm PR unummnwlfl\e. iy mum‘:m& Hyssteadys 6oc, A visinny-hork” it 1061031 Lart at = . Lu h‘rnemmdx ity it an. "‘:fif“@"‘ ldore, U ,‘h)" 'D"G. = 7)!1'4‘”‘!]!.'1. 4“Ex=|du, Ton '?::«—"q"i"c' it “anchanpeds Loutevil LGt GQuatet Rad uneh oulay Gics mahogany, G3@3ic lmlhw"fin; '{"l. fllntel;é‘l‘q Becond, 49@4sct K‘”“‘llc l’!-;") king, 0@i0c, gurcumrges, dureh 26—Corton—tyotly 1 FLouR— uudn[unamnn”-mny g nllllN'“ tieal mtrong and hnib e clrc .11 @18, Corn g It oo demani ot 4ia ic, Uate steady, i alr demand, st Su@aze. itye rm!fl lll'll\sm 1 prices mahado lll’ll!!! at 'W(‘llll& Betley i L e e, ) oy o0, La fair dum-mh ‘((‘llflq. $7. 157,20 bId: $7.23 lll‘(l'gin; Keitle, ik ineats quics shou nlem G hries hort T £, ) cashy §: Ma Fy $3.23. Dacon quitty B4 adyt 81 ead, nmlunehlllnfll. LA O hats ‘e, o x;;m.n‘nlunu. ArADRLERA) Morch $3.25; extra, $4,60: Minncs high I"Adfl and patent process. l A Whoat iring amber, o Whil 1.0, C(lrll armi ’ollaw. e April, S0t May, taMa, Oals firing et tnlnad: S G o firu 03aTue, oxs—BLenly and ::hlnn e 1T TTXN = Bteady Ant nChunKd. CnexsE—Quict l?d nnth-uund. Klblll—Wflllm XTROLKUMN = n|lAndunt|mn“ NSThr e Rtrond, Wentben, 31 5 LECEIFTA= Wi, 0,08 but Lov 10,000 by e, LOLIS, 8r.Lovis, Mareh m.—curm‘—-Qmet and flnbhhmfld. oun—~Firmer bat uncllan’! N ers No., md § L 12%¢ o e T rL ut noge oftered: Corn i o hi Xmu. Unta i Tu{:flmxv lmm uid Aprit, ny-uuaum i o lu[l—qu ! Tror m;m -lw rinfet) 80,73 cash .00 b1 At ot nen ncon . Bl 3. 005, HEORIETaKIOUR 400 Drict iiost, o o0 ugin' 00,600 by osta, 1300 bus rye, 3,000bies bariay, 000 ool MILWAUREE, \m.wu. ®ee, March 28, ~FLeuR-Qul lu:—\vncni firint_oponed lm highers el 1w !Alur 81, lfl\l “m 110k Aviti, sl.n»s Ay. llul J W iwaukeo, §). L o \nchanaed, Ko e vy iy !l:‘mcl'AM!ng&lfl. Darley nrmeny Nod wiise 4 ROV Mews pork, $9.23 cashi #.4u e steain Tard nc&?y'.“n.m cailit 87,20 Hroxiree~Flour, 0000 brlas wheat, 60,000 bu, HiteReNTa—Flour, 7.0} rlas wheat, 85,000 bit, n.ow-smdn faney, Corn ot but firm. e 5 o hmuurm.n. \u:n 0,000,501 ramiiy. 85 Guarn—Whest Ligher; § stoady s mixed, 4vc, Oats Tiye, atrongert Soa bid, PAOYIs(ONS: mly. nulk shouiders, Dier clear l:ll B0, ¥’ Lard, 0u3=Liull an. luwen luwlz‘d 600; shipraents, S Doard, Mareh n.-—rmm«-unm but ateadys \vm- g engeriicy, £3,0034 0, Wiecoshh exigar st In llnn. and Miehigan, $3.6080,2531 Bt. Louls, ‘5—75:5 AN ‘Gnatx~Corn quict and unchanged, Oats quict and uachaoged. 1)7 non- March 23, —1 }’1. un— 1d higlier: no snies, AN heAs exelra i mnm"gmk Tl ok lx.u ‘No. 1 whLile, $1.20%1 nmhrr. 1.2 Wi 'l March EatN=Wheat toadyr D 30 Ho. Hiilivaveee it #135."" cor 1of il uncliauged, PE T, March e lanwinRa~Flrm; ssles Ay 2 arc! 03] ARA=~Firm PR TR A Vo it 4 —— DRY G0OODS, Nuw Yonx, March 28.~Tlio Jobbing irade continues fair, but busivess fa lIght with package honses; cotion ®ouds tn noderate requiest and falrly steady, butsume makes of Sua browos ar@ stightly lower; corded pigues In good demand prints unsottiedi Usrner'aand Hare mony fancies jubbing by the cato at verylow pricras woolen gouds lnacUvas forelga gouds Jolblog faltly, but quiet fu first bands. COTTON Nz Ourzaws, March 29,—CoTroN=17esk) fales, 6,830 bales; ordiuary, 73cy wuod ordinary, 84c; low middiiog, 0i¢c; middling, 10i4c; goed mlddling, 1ic) recclpta, met, 7301 Erust, %1074 e3poria comstwise 2,381 slock, 206,037, PETROLEUM. Crevetaxp, 0., March 23.~I'r7sorEr¥-—3larket nuln snd unchangedy standard white, 110 test, at Joe, Msarch 28, —PrrsoLxuM—~Weak| crude, X lflfi ot Parker's) relncd, Hicds, Fhiladelplls de- very. —— TURPENTINE, WILMINOTON, March 24.—BriuiTs TURPENTINE= Btoady at 28¢. —————— WHEATON, Bpectal Correspaydence of The Tridung, ‘Waeatox 1iL., March 37.—Wheatou nows 18 not sl quarrels and burglaries, Last evenlog there was a very happy surprise-party at Father Browster's. Futber Brewster fs a genial young mnan of 8BS, known avd Joved through all this reglon. “Iu s wiser ago than ours ™ he was for tnany years member of the Cm“"h Board of Education, He bas 8 lfe-pass for himsel! and family over tbe whola length of the Chicugu & Nortwestern Rallroad, sud jocosely romarl “They ald uot supposs [ would live so loug,' Luat cvening some tweoty-five fricnds touk his family by surprise, and spent a soclal hour with them, and thelr guest, Miss Loulse Dunning, an artist frow Chicago, Wheaton hasa resident srtist, of whom wo arc quita proud, Milss Auna Moffutt, Sbe has finlatied two fine purtralta Iu oll,—one of Prest- dunt Blanchard, and one of Dr, J. B Walker. Bhets now finishing one of our musical 'ro- fessor Baker, Oue looks ot the picture of the plump and jolly Professor, and iuvoluntarlly Wwuits to seo hlm shako bis sides with uughter. Miss MulTatt hus a large monochromatle ** View of Mt, Washington,”" which wus ncumlly uluml sduisston to the Ilinols State Fair at Ottuwa, Lecause (e wise ofllcers Insisted that it was o steel engraving! They vould not have done the pleture greator houor. 3. TMINUELLANEOUS, Lo o yuws with r!ll succeds by the pn {picians of Farts don, and su- 9y D"W' 0 .-.u nuwr-(unhe prompst cure of all charges, n:- cent or ul long " stand« A CAPSUTES DA DLINS TS it ke Bosk aad posiivaiaan