Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1879, Page 6

FINANCE AND TRADE. Review of the Financial Situation in Chicago. The Produce Markets Steady--- Provisions.a Shuade Easier," Brain Firmer, with Mors Doing—Wheat Btrengthened 'by Rumora of Smaller Orop Yield, FINANCIAL. In Chicago las week tha clearings—$21,058, - 223—-showed an Incresse of about 20 per cent over those of the correnponding week of Inat year, The banks have made good dividends for the hall yesr Jnet closed, and report the present demand for loans ratisfactory. ‘The resumption of rpecie-pay- ments at Now York proanced no change here. ex- cept that the Bub-Treasnty discontinoed the pay- ment of coin fnterest in cotn, and the eountry banks ordered & few amall lots of cueh gold, Green- backa @1d not reach par 1 Chicngo, but remained The movement In carrency daring the weok has been in favor of the city, and on Batnrday shlumenta of a8 before at 09X centa on the dotlar in_coin. carrency were made o New York. and retail business of the city has been good. The bustness {n Goveroment bonds was very heavy In Chicago, The wholosale Four-per-cents were the favor- ite security, and were rold In largs quantities at 09 The dishurseinenta of dividendsand profits hero at the close of the year put nfloat large sums 1o be reinvested, Capltalists have Jooked through the 1ist of secarities inviting thefr altentlon with- ont avparently finding mich of anvihing better thana 4-per-cent Government bond, thirty years. oud I free of tazation. large part of these Investments 18 temporary. was 80 dorfug the past summer. money. ments. find attractive securities. price. tien. had ot present quotativne. a very liniited one. large raler of Governinent bondm, Qreenbacks wore at )5 of 1 per cent disconnt In “Thete was Lut hittle demand for cash Chieago. Rold, Forelm exchange was steady, with falr offeringes Sterling grain and commercial bills were % In zald, Actual transactions in bankers' Ullls were ot 482 Ponted rates were 48214 and 487" of bilis. 40 In currency, and French .billa 525 and4R0%, Conrole continue to scvance. bultion. many Joit the larze sam of £3,185, 000. The Chicago banks had an zetive day on account of the huslacss natorslly accumulating on the 4th of the month. The clearings were £3,700,000. Thore were 3 ¢reat many porchases of 4-per-cents made Ihen Vy capitalista and bominess +men who conid find temporarily no nse so profilable for their But when the fall searon brought with it an improved demard for money there was an im- mediate realization on these temporary Inveris At present it Is alficalt foe investorato Thero are fow ornu rallrond bonds of the firat -class being ldsucd; those slrexdy ou the market have been pashied way op In The samc is true of jocal ana municipali- There are mot to-day 840,000 of Chicago Cily or Cook County bonds on this market to he Dusinees paper docs not coma within tne hoandaries of investments. Tho cholco of capitaits Is for the present Tt it is mot 10 be expected that this will continue to be the wiate of thingd, As the yeor gock on busfness wlill increave, and with It the demand for money which &1l lead 1o hich rans o doubt a T The quotation was £5 5-10. The Bank of England gained 35350,000 in For the week the Impertai Bank of Ger- For tho week they were $23,058,223, agalnst $10,082,718 for tha corrosponding week of 1577. The detannd for loans was only modorato, rency waa shipped to New York, Tho clearings of the Chicago banks for the week are reputted as tollows by Manager D, R. Tale, of ke Chieago Clearing-Houso: modified, C i N There is 1ittlo prospect now thas the mtes of ex- chanze udonted by tho Chlcago banks will e ‘There has beeu 3 mecting of the banka ur- toconvider the changes proposnd, but it did not find steelf ablo to accept e, With reaard to the complsiris of Board of Trade operators that the theie profite, the statement of the banks scem 1o ho that the hrokers are now where the banks were n few new ralen of ‘excannge take away all Years ago, ‘There are oo many of them for the burlnens. They have competed by culting raiex, Thelr rates were based on the alnflar comluct of the banke In catling down rates on exchange, The pronet reforn is for the Doanlof Trade now (o follow tle esample of the bauks, #nd charge Letter sates. ‘Tho Yrokers aro now buying scrip at 08 and sell. ngat 07, The Comptraller of tho Carrency sends us the following statenent showlug by States the amonnt of National-Rank circalation lssued, the amount of Jegul-tender notes deposited (n the U'nited States Treaancy to retire National- Uank circulation, frow June 20, 1874, to.Jan, 1, 1K70; A dditirmal) crreu s Foon Yasumd | since une) 2, 18T, ninks, 400, 007! N, 8 LB WOl el WTKIL Manna Hthode Islan b e deey 'ennsylvants. Delaware. 0. 10 204,160 BULHIO, PRTE T R R TR e L4 e 414 Lo Brs, 40 B30 4L i 000 | B340 120 [818,7 Wil mni i, LEGAL-TENDER NGTRS DRIV RO TS BT 1 \Fai re-7'a renre demption circuiati'n of aotenuf, under Hguilatv'g| arume, INTLL ot 0§ w0 o6, 80 i LM §6IL InT, 073 CUIN QUOTATIONS, The following are tho Guotations in currency in Atod. this morket of coins, bougbt luam;:‘l:' Wy Fueniing. Ljetrtuwi U400 v new 5w 0f i new 4is, LOCAL BECURITIEY. Chicago City 7 per cent bands {long). Chicaxu Clty 7 per cent swerage (1o Ctitvugo CILY 7 foet cent Wuicr Loan tuas Chicogo City ¢ ber centy, long. Chicugo City 8 per ceots. short ... “ouk Caunty 7 per cent honda. Lincoln Park 7 ver ceat buuds. Cley Hailway (south mide) faiiwey (Weat Slde). ity Kallway (North bl Chauber of Commerce. Clleagu Gas Light..... ¢ Division’ —— BY TELEGRARJL ' NEW YOKK. Naw Yous, Jan. 4.~Bar siver, subsidisry silver from X@1) discoant. el bere, 108%: Qovernmenta were firm. Raflrosd bonde were sirong, Htate hondn wera steady. The atack matket wan atrong fo the eatly deal. inesat an midvance of 1445135 per cent, except for coal stocks, which declined 15c1¢4 per cent. Due- Ing tho afternvan tho gencral list fell off 36t per cent, and St, I'anl 1%4@1% per cent for proferred and common, respectively, The market closed strong at & recovery of 2% per cent. Among the rpecalative ahares Michigan Central and North- western common exhibited the greatest Srmness. Tnvestment shares were strong throughant theday, with only small amounts of Itock Isiand, Harlem, Panoma, and Chicago, Iatlington & Quincy offer- ed, The snnoancement that Jndue Harlam had declded In favor of the Chicago, Colnmbus & In- diana Central ftoad caused an advance in bonds, but the stock decitned. Transacttonsacuregated 102,000 shares, of which 2,000 were Frie. 14,000 Lake Store, 21,000 Noriiwestern common, 7,000 pretoered, 17,000 Nt. Faal common, K, 000 preferred, 3,000 Lacka- wannn, 4,500 New Jeraey tlenteal, 24500 Morrls & Eseex, 800 Cleveluna, Columbus, Cincinnatl & Indianspolte, 2,700 Chicizo. Coluinbus & Indiana Centrnl, 2,400 Weatern Union, 1,700 Missonn, Knn;;- & Texas, 1,300 Atlantic & Pacile Teler sauh, e money market In easy at 3 per cent. Prims mercantlle nsp!r. 4630, Sight exchange, nixty days, 487, The weekly oank statement In na follows: Loans, decrease, $1,574,400% specie. Increane, $4T, Tegal: C! , §1,005.500: deposit cieculation, Incre 100; reserve, increane, STIKL 770, The $11,275,500 In excors of their legal reqairements. UOTERNUXNTE. Coupons of 1881 et New 48 1ol Now a.. v4 10,50 1014 Coapona, & it 10400, Coupon Tony Coupons, o 07 |, Lurrencies. New duu... W.U.Telegraph uleksliver %u!rlfll i3 Pacine Matl :Ilflbina.. inripusd, pid. Adune T =) Weils, ¥ 7 4ty Terre N 3% Ehtearo N. Eit Enl bonds, ex interes Land Urant,....108% . I Sinking Funde..107!¢ STATE ROS D! fmg Virginia oy, new.., .., 3R 209 Miwonri 8.ex Inicréd{ 1043 Fi i) Tennesee na, 014, ‘Trunessee a3 n Virziniu o1, old. FRANCISCO. AT Bax ¥raxciaco, Jan, 4.—Followiog were the closing quutationa st the Stock Bonrd: Alpb 1033 tirand Prize. 1 o 2% Ophir 111 Overman ... 4344 laymiond & Riy. 14 Savage,. 4 Kierra, X 334¢ Uulon Consoll, 43 Veliow Jacket., 104 Dodle TOREIGN, Laxpoy, Jan. 4, —Consols for maney, 945-16; Account, 416, American acenrities—Reading, 1244 ; Ktle, 22%; Erie preferre 3715, United States \l;:"\l 78, 104343 10-409, 110%3 n, 1073, Rentes, 1101 674 ¢. LIPE-INSURANCE. THE THUSTEES OF THE MUTUAL LIS, To the Editor of The Tribune. Cittcado, Jan. 4,—From whatever directlon the operations of tho present oMcersof the MMotual Life-Insurance Compnny are approached, (heir own reports farniah an astonishing record of ex- travagance, repudiated agreoments, grose errors in thelr finsncial statements, and broken promiver, I thele twenty-niuth sonual report the oflicers announce u determination to allow other States than New York tobe represented in Boara of Trus- tecs, in (he following language, pace 123 ‘Tho Board mow contains represcnistives from tho States of Massachuerttx, New Jerscy, and Call- fornia: and it Is thonglit equitable tnat, as future vacancles oceur, they shotld be Alted by persons repreecnting othor States, whers considerable num- bers of the pollcy-holdors reatde. Sinco this annonocoment was made, In January, 1872, ton Trustees havo been elected, rll of waom are husiness men of the City of New York, ex- copting one, who is A farmor, residing in the town uf Litchfiold, Conn, Theso ten Trustecs were chosen by the proxies controlled by the President, Mr. I, 8, Winston, 1t t» suguested to the officers that one of Lhe most avalluble ineans to ald In restoring the confidence which they have forfeited and lost (next to sending in thele own resignations) wanld bo to permit st leaat half a dozen of the present Trustees, out of the thiety-six members in the Bosrd, to resigu, and to A1) their places Ly represcntallves selecied by the policy-holders insuch places as Philadel- phig, Daltimore, New Orloans. Cincinnatl, St. Touls, and Chienzo, and the Ststes 1a which thore cities are loeated. Tn the wresent condition of the Company's af- fates, it ya sltozettier probable that the States and cltles meatloned wanld choose auch = represents. tlvo for their rosuective dlateicts as Me, L, Leiter wwould make for the State of ilinoly, . LwW.H, COMMERCIAT, Tateat anotations for Januory delivery an the leading articles for the last two business daye: Britay, sutvntsn ] i 1 ity 2.6%@%.00 AR ‘Tue fallowing wore the recetpte and abipments of the leading articles uf produce fu this city dur- fug the twenty-four huurs endinz at 7 v'clock on Saturdny morniug aad corresponding date twelve 1montha ago: WRCKIFT JI__siiruesTa, (LT e L T T T ] (R St BT XL L X YT : Oata, bu,. iT 1n0g ) anow {epbu i Gy o s eley, dli X T A ) Grasasced. gl 37431 41.013)| 4 widw Tanse| s DL 000 i 1 70 LT 22310 1, 108,y 24,80 z 104,70 ’52“]'::‘__‘;. . J sl poti Withdrawn from stors during Friday for city consumption: 750 bu whesr. » “Vhe fullowing grain was Inepected into store in thls city Baturday morpivg: 4 cara No. 2 red winter wheat, 7 care No, 3 do, 8 c v, & hard, 41 caraNo: 2 solt spring, 40 care N, 3 do, 20 cars refected (1751 wheat) ; 20 cars high mized corn, 10 £ar new do, L} cars new mixed, Li) cars No. 2 corn, 4 cars rejectod (114 corn) ; B cars white o G care No. 2 wised, Ocars No, 2 rye, 1 car re- Jecied, 1 car Nu. 22 barley, 3 cars No. 3 do, i care extra do, 1car feed (8 Larley), Tot T4 cars, or 113,000 b, luspecied oat: 6,020 Lu wheat, &3, fvid bu corn, 1,545 Lu oals, 11,717 bu barley. The following were tue recelpta sud shipments of breadatuffs aod live stock at this polut during the past week, and for Lhe correapunding weeks cndingt as dated: Jun. &, Flour. bris. o LG tye, bu . Enada wricy. i Drewsed Live hv“-. V.., Cattie, No. Shipineais= Flour, tirls, for the week enaiag ae dated: vam. &, pre 3, Jum. 3, 18T, L2y 8T Plour, bets, e \lh!ll‘“hm 20,212 863, 158 BT Cora, b, ve o bt 95N o T R The leadivg prodicy markets were rm Satur. day, with more busiaces datnge than (4 ueual the last day uf the week, The receipte of produce were gejealidilgug s ewug to canttuued cold weatber,'and thefe Wil 3 good demsrd fur luturcs i provislons, ¥beyk: sud curu. Wheat was strengthened by she report that recent catimates wmake the crop aboul one-seveath ymaller thag the ltberto accepled Suures, Dry gouds wet with a lybt dvand for peassort. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. JANUARY 6, (879 ment, and rnled ateady. The grocery market wa without important change. For the season the de: mand Is Jiberal, and the tenor of prices remaing falrly frm. Coffeen and rice are the firmeat arti- clea tn the list. Nothing new was nsted In con- nection with the fish, deted-frnit, and canned- Hoods markets, Ratter was fairly active and firm. Cheeso was qniet and nnchanged, There was anly 2 Mght movement in olls, 2nd prices were not sube Jeeted to any change. Cosl continues activa and firm, Togwing waa dull, 23 were also leather snd tabaceo, Tho Iumber imarkst was nnchanged. The de- mand was moderate and unarenly dlstributed among the yards, and prices were nniformly steady, The wool, broom-corn, and seed markets were qniet. Hay was fiem, the sapnly belng light, with aa improving fnanity from the local trade, All grades of domestic sl wees quoted higher, The atock hiere 14 #ald to be light, and the receipts all coma now by rall st increased cost over sum- mer rates, The hide market was ateady, Ponltry and gamo were plenty, and In only faic local re- quent at the corrent prices. Rail frelghts were quoted at the following range: Fanrih 7 Dl'l,""‘ D"A?"'d e our. s, To Battimore.. ol Thlladeinnta.s W New York, . A0 W70 ] 4 0 3 WA The following fignres were named for rall and ocean contracta: oo e TGNy Tagr. Barrels. Gratn, A Ay a 15y & kil L PR [ 153 FOREIGX GOODS, Statement showing foreign invoice valne and dnly pald on goods entered for constmption at the Port of Cnicago during the week endinz Jan, 4, 1870, The seiliug value here 1s about $53,100. nrewqn G 5. Customs Class nf qonds 1 - Jines aadiquo TUROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were somewhat lews active, and averaged casier, though the markes was generally irm After the outeet, There wers more buylng orders from outatde for fatures than on previous daysof tha week, but Jocal purchasees were not quite so numerous, Live erpoal telegrams were unchanged, and our recelpts of ©1 hoga rather light. ‘The following table exhibity the number of homy packed at the points named afnce Nov. 1, 1879, as com- pared with tho recurns of previous seasons, and the to. 121 packing of the senson of §AT7-'4: Total, Tndate, Todnte. Todatn Kean ot 19, 1 1977, 87 CNIEARO veer 1, ATHTET 1174, 2500205 Cinempatl, ), 430, 10 3 Akl e ANAID) DAL T00 EA. 540 20,17 M3 a7n g 100,000 2200 T4 Indianspotis’s a1 0. 1540 Cedar ltaplds, 3000 37,000 123300 Ties Molnes.. 47,0 200 A 163 8abula.. 3410 10.0v:0 40.879 Kanens City.. 10300 84,00 IR T4 Peor! I 4too . 41,60 Muss Ponu—Was loxs aetive and steadicr. The mar- ket declined about 5o per birl, but closed st the Iatest pricosof Friday., Fales were reported of 230 bris eeller January at $7.431 5,250 bris seller Felruary at 87474 7,351 8,000 brig seller March at $7.6087.65; and 1,000 lirts seller April at $7.707.73%. Total, 14,300 bria The market tlosed stesdy at §L10@0 10 furold spot, 7. £24GT. 41 fur naw, aput OF aelier January, $7.37%@ 7.3 for Febroary, and $7,0.! 63 for Aare! Prime iness pork was quoted at §.73647.00, and oxtra prime st $3, 754,00, LARD=—Was lcu setlve, and sold 8o per 100 ths lower, btit closed aboui the same sa Friday sfternoon. Balen were reporied of 1,00 tce apot AL W3 474t 2, 40 1cs seller January st ¥ ‘B, 4791 4,700 1oy er Fehruary at 3. t and 4,000 tea seller March st 85, (065, R34, ca. The market etosed A or seller Janunry, 2 £3,00@1.023¢ seller Slaren, L $3. 70, 3MEaTs—Were in woderato demand for lhll[lmenl. b ‘buyers wanted concesslons, which some ho'ders woulil not make, The sneculstive trading waa modersle, st & deeline of ahout 2140 per 100 Ihe, Bales were reported of 1,010 hoxes shoulders at S L, My 20,000 s rough sldes st [ short clonra at $:1,63141 00 boses shiart cloare nt §: 230y lbs green hams (10 1bs) at 44c1 20000 ibe do (1A1bs) at 431 and 2,000 1bs do (2 11bayas ¢ The Tollawiog were tie”prices per 100 104 o ¢he leadinc cuts: Shout-) Shiors | L and Abors dera, | rios, Neloaralclenre, ATH 83,57% i 1ot 3 grioted at. Cumberlatdx iR 4 ks eweat-plekied iy, & ¢ for 1 10 13 > aveeager teen fianis, v Bic (O saitia averageni green ahoul- vrs, 21 incon quoted at IH@4e for shoulder, 4H@ e for 0Tt FIbs, Ihesdyie Tur short clears, 7ada for hane, all eanvased wud packed. Unrask~Way guoted g 4'@43c for white, 4@4Ha tor yeilow, and 3%zelc for hruws. BAEE PROVGCTE= Wero ateady and quice at $7,764 £.00 Tor niew, $4,50G34.75 for exirs mess, and K1:,300 1400 ar har ! TALLOW~Was qulet at 6@nio for ity and. S3Gac for cauntry. BREADSTUFFS, FLOUR~Was more aetdve, same bagged flour belng taken for snipment, but the views of uxporters wera weneraly tuo far below thore of selfors to permit agree. ment tn many cases, Local dealers took holil sparingly. Fales were reported of 200 Lrs winfers aL $.5/4e4. 0 #64 brls wpring extras, partly st $3.124@3. 753 100 bils no grad 2,001 23 brla buckwhest flour &t $4,00n .5 and 23 bris r7e do on private terms. Total, 423brle, Also, 2.000 hage sold Friday eveningon pri- terms, Tha followlnz was the rangze of asking guo- tatlons: Cholce to favarite Lrands of white win- ters, $4.:0@5.00 falr W kood brands of white win- 21; guod 10 chofea red winters, $h.0o 3 1 far to good Sinnesota springe, $3.50@4.50; chuico to fancy Min- DESOtA SDHINGS. $4.6085,10; pateut spriugs u.Lns 7.50¢ low grades, §2.0083.00. Buckwheat four. 4.0 @1.50 per brl, 1ia-~Was nore active and easlor, Sales were 70 1008 at $7.2347,50 per ton on track, and §7.50 frey un boand ear, Mza1~Hales wero 20 tony coarse at $10,00 per frre g hoard car, Were [nactive, BFRING WHEAT~Was faltly active and stronger. advancing e, and closing a avove the Jateat prices of Fritlay, ¥he birl kets were qulet, but stosdy on cAFcuch, a0d GUF Feeuibts Wero small, with re Iarge ailvieata, whily Now York wid losciive, ‘but more nrm!{ hetd, 4 some {nterlor markels were sironger. The clilef causs of uur, Incrensced Armiess secined (0 be (o retort from New Vurk that ite wiieat crup of the United siates last year was sonie 45,0, (aw bu less (Lan the previow published estimaies ‘This led a goud many uperators 1o buy in ticipation of & . nduced niore biying orders troum autaide par- ke was o (alr slifophig demand for gha lower s, Aud Nide Moo 2 oftered, or IUAPY Opened at aitie, huproved to Kidie, Tell oif to K1 e, sid advanced to m(’e. closiing sl Badsc, selior March’ soil at Wil Hige, closing stihe. elter tha Hion b was guiet u nlivgakicr and cliscd, Xt car-ots of Nu; d,0 80 Krse nqob_ esles Wers voported T of M.e b No. 38t KRN 1200 bu mived st 7760 FTe) 10,000 10 No. 3 8 SAYBTIE Lentra) nomina) ut shout a0 10,000 b relegt w st and 4,400 b by painple ue 53446 74 “Tutal, 123,600 b, WEATRR WK™ Was dull, Wit very IRUG demand, bhutsdvaticed sbout Ke ger tu, in sy wpring. hales were reported of 1,80 bu No, Zred ab Bty s HOO bu M AL NIb4ci, and 40 by by sminple st Wi, Totale 2.%40 bu, CUIRN--W nuderalely sctive snd inner, ‘The mar- Kebafvaneed e 8l clused e ubova the Jatest prices of Friday, Puolic sdvices guoted tho Driti rkets ulet and but somo private hem with & Decter demani, aad our recclpis wrre L, while the werket uya sympatized with wheut, Tiees was nob uiuch dewiaud bor shipment, but the offeriuge were Ngit, and futures ' wecs in' fale_dequest ay g ol i, favorive seller May sold at ° Htithe, - cloding b the range. CBeller Folruary soid ut' 506k e, closn ALbe March suld at aud Felruiry'at 394 4, 1010 [alver elualu, With Tegalar receipint of No, & L SMe. nod bigh twized, o frel styrige, waa 1alie at e, Bpot saics were eeporied of G, 000 by 2and hikh nixed ut 208 i) 0 it pew high M ECd wh ST R 37) 40 1 2100 Bu e w Il ved AL ige: 200 D Felecied s 2T Tt 14U B Dy sstigle 8L S 2000 back, sud 2,00 b cars ot lasisic, Tolas, T4 uribu. DATS—Were quiet and about 14c drmer. The celpts were light, othier wralne Liglier. aud the 8 rAer better Inquiry Tor cusl and futurcs, will fe ofiertogs. Tue deifverlen were Hberul, Dubtlives vats wel¢taken to carry aialist ncat wonth, henee did not prese.vi the toarkel aid wesken 16 beller Jan- g ne, o February oat bbia e, i aid May ut Zitke. April aold at Juold at 1'Afc, and N, 3 white at”a0ife, ik white stv22y atipie Bb 2Ulyw e frve ont ~Wadstroliser inder 8 better dewand for fu- R L ARGy ks GULEL ol S ke LA IC, JaBiaTy wAs . i Cy Wik FE0EUGEY e 316 Ak Carlt BRles vt Tr purtes W ud Nu, TR T THR by rame wll‘-‘w‘ld»u £Fa wud 80wl do 8t d4hed e b srd. Tulal, U, 10 bu. BARLEY i bétte detuand aad hizher. Tho ofteriigs Were very lght, duih suversl onders were Celyeu Tor Mu. & which il ot inksthibec, a0 . Dy A DOGUTHET Jatuary w3 i Bl . und Februa- Tt buth upculug o thee Bguie sud civaine With ligher prices asked. Ctanes _Inude at 350 difivrenve. Exiract wee nomioal ut oidc, und u- Lurce ware quoted &t 5 30we fur Jabuary wbd 1S 1o pestmonth. No, B wasvtealy wl inc b, Lash .l were repurted 01 2000 bu N0, 3 8L Wsuldie: b bu Now 3 st liscr 3,200 L0 by satuple At 40gnoc ol Lrack. Toiak, &6 bu. NOUNING CaLL. atively Al 7 é “Nalce wera: Meas pork, 24 bris at 76%e for March, Lard—500 tes fug March,at 33,60, Bhort ribe—30 w0 e 81 4. 37% lur February, e GENERAL MARKETS. BROOM-CORN—Was In lght dewand and atesdy. Fullowiux wers (ke duotatious; Five Kreeu carpet Liush, 3W3mcI Rreen hutl, 3 IHC; red-Uoped hurl, haude; fue grocu, with hurl enough 10 wark 1L ke red-tpped du, 2e; tnferior, IN@NC: erovked, ' i ; For e beter urades the markoi con: buucs reasunsbly active asd grm. Not voouzh of chofcasad f4vey buticr {8 comiug 1 W sasisly the wata of local coasumers, and wiles are qulcs at ully thequoted prices. Tuere fanut wuch jugulry fur tus Hrades below **pood,” sud prices conringe (o show soma lerckularity. We repost war lst: Crenmery, 22a7c; good 1o cholce dalry, 13921c, medium, 11 13c: Iuferior Lo comuwion, 3u10c; Full butler, Bl BAUGING-Tbis warket bad oo pew features, Trade was again dafl. sod prices to a great extent nomint Wequote: Btark, 73c: Brighton A, 224¢: Lewhton, 2051 Otter Creek, 194c: Amerfean, 1fc: buriaps, 4 and 3 b, 12@14e; gunnles single, 34@i3c; doudle, ENVAICT Wool secke, 40d45e CREESE-Wasquated frm for o)l cream and part okim, while for fiill Akim and Inferfor £Tades the n ket wasunil ard weak, We repeat ont WSt Replem ber and October, full eroam, k@fige. August do, 7@ Thes part ki, du@re; low rades 203c. TOAL~Continucs aetive anl firm, & anota: Jacka. wanna. large 'l‘[fl $A.2% riege, 88.50; Pledmont. 87.00; Tiloshurg, #3.00: Erle, 3.00¢3,40; Baitimore ‘& Ohlo, $4.508..00: Minonk, $3.500 Wilmingion, $2.00; Gariihermi, Inisat block. COOPERAGE-~Tlerces wero stesds, snd barrely easy, Tieree staven sold Al whe quntations; ok berrels, $1. 13421, 13: lan) tlerces, 81.45@1.50, Whisky barrels, , $1%d1.50: nlcohol dn, $1.60@1. 70 flour bar. rele, Wi@dne. Hucked whitky.barrel staves, $28.00d .00 pet 10002 hitcked pork du, $15.008@ 1A, nd do ree, OUBIL.1r), Hongh staves are 1ees. Tierca lionpa, hickory, $13.00@ (4.0 :’L"T‘-y':'-'r‘m Nour houps, " 28,0037, 003 DEs3KD HO(S--Were In falr_local demand at £3.051, 10, the nutafde for heavy we'ghts. —Shinpers were out of the market. Sales were reported of 7 cars ALEIL KB 10, E(18~Vere steady at 18@:0c por do. Fi8}i—~There wanna improvement in the demand, an irices remaln &8 heforn. W o Fepent our 18T AA 101w Jo- whitefun, per lg-hirl, 83,50 fambiy whitedsn, §1, 33 @1.9: trout. §2.40 kerc), extra mess, 3 ‘select mess, ver Yyebrl, €16.00 extra I shure, §in.50: " do. do, No, ' . 4.7 Mebrl, $3.0041.25: NO.1 DAY, do inedlam, $1.0@1.03: family Klts, Gearge's eodfish, extra, £5.0035.21; DAnK cod. &1.50(43. 731 com- preased ot s dreaned do. 7ot Lansador licsring, iptt, bris, €0.50; do round, bris $3.7360.10; do Iy, 1, ¢ [fotland herring. 81.066@1, 101 smoked hatibat, el caled herring, hox, Mic: s'ack fsh, 11e) Cnltfornia salmon, hris, §1 H -hrie, £4.50. FuUITA AND NUIS—Wers quier, with but jlttle variation i nrices, Ralsinn rematned frm st the late juate: [ :‘Ifl» Sle@Bou flfil. 1ayers, 14@iBe: Tk prunvs, G@slyei French do, Kegs, new. 74 @xsey do, boxes, TU217ci Faiel layers, 81,753 1.40; sondon, Iayers new, $2.15@1.30; ‘joose Muscatel, rO@).0: Vslenclas, new, J@7Cy Zante currants, 3Y@1Mc; citron, 1636@15%c. 1oMys11c—~Alden rples. .Ilb" porated. T@0CT dn'.oa«n‘rn. nhmy‘. raspherries, 32@33cy blackber: !l!“‘l. A(@fc: pitted cherries, 22@3ie, o & 1et Fiiveria, 10@11e: nimonds. Tarragon: Ca7e, Irer perane syans: WiImingion beac pecan: c3 Hiver pecans, ¢ - fim: Hdie Tetnetsee do. 4@dct Viratats Go, 6@ VREEN FIUITS-\Wero quiet and steady, The severe weatlier (nterrunted trade, and few ordera ean he Alled now: Apvlee, $1.4 @203 per belt cranbereies, cultt: vated, 85, %0A7.00 per Tl COML Oranges, £7,50R%.(0 TOrlL Box orangen 8275101 Valencla duc B3 .m‘eru 1 Florida o, $4.00 per box of 100 lem- mu.' 1.7 1,50 per hot. UTROCENEn—Tn tiije market there were no changes. Trade waa aii that could be_expected, and Drices werd ey gencrally sustalnad. e quote: ltice=-Carofing, B4@7¥c: Loulaians, 6}(@7)(ci Ran- Roon. A@IHc, Coprre~Mendaling, Java, Z7azic: 0, 0. Java, 2048 20¢1 choleo to fancy itio, 17%@Incy 000 o brime* ;lg\@‘é?fl common (o falr, 13%3150; roasting, 1lj@ ane—Patent ent loaf, #§at0ct erushed, oY@ O1es Franaiated, BR@OYC] powdered, 1N@VTC1 A and- Mer do No. 3 B4@uer Ccextra C, Riga No. 1, Hasider C Y. Li3eTHes yellaw, Gh@ Fhei Naw Orieans white, ciariied, siydsdict do prime {ocialee, zather do fully fale v prime.”ei(@1ei da ni4c. flflnl‘ An@43e; Callfor- 7 drioe, (sl goud sunt-linuse slrdn, 156 oy exira do, 406ALins Now (ricans molassess new, cholce, 434%¢1 do prime, 40@i2et falr, 37@iNOL com- -, 37g30ct common molases, 3033t black atrap, Rrices~Allspice, 10@194c: cloves, 42G47c; canis, 21@dicy pepper, Mifuiic; nutmegs, No. ), 90@Rict G:alcutts glnwrer, ‘Wit True Bine, @siges blue My, s@sife; white o St navon okl erman oniied, (AN Uiy, 5c: Ravon {moe pesch blowom, 0o, fAY—Waaquiet and irm. Tha rocelnis were amall. Uplang sold at 87,5 on rack. No. 1 tiinothy, $8.006 B.231 No. 2 d0. $7, 007,231 mized do, $0.0040, 505 up: Tand nrairie, §7,25@7,601 and No. 1, #0.0%:0.50, HIDES-Were In good demand mad steady: Cured hides, Light. 75501 do, feavy, 7ci do. damagsd, s en frozen, SHey PIft cured, did calf, 1ok deacans, 40ci green hall uides, dci eured do, 5t dryy filat, 14@i5c: ey salted, 11W1zos green city butch: ers’ ‘cows, Bla@OCt stecrs, BHGTCI sheop, pelis, fn moderata demand and of lamber from Miuneapulin oc, 24 swere nh 0.6 m 2, agatnst Failawing {8 the prico-llas: 1L 00@413. 50 rers 28,0068 2000 ples walnits, 1 50 Ji [k 133,411 m L 1877, Eirat and second clear, 13{ and 2 Inch. Third clear, 15¢ to 2 fne Third cleat, inch.. ¥lrsbaud clear dresacd Elrat common areaaru sl Flooring, Airst common. dre: Flooring, second commou, dresa Flouring, third cxmmoan, d fiox boarts, A, Jainched anid unwarits Bux boards, 11, 13 Incnes sad upwards.. liox bouris, C A stock boi ineh, TooRh it 4100k bo Inch, C stoeK bog D or common stock board, Fencing, No. Fenclng, No. tzommon hoards, (il boards, . Cullgy 2 (nch,.., Fickets, rough as [ickets, seloct, dresse LX) LAt o sroves aesesa . Lo 173 Shinaics, " A as(andard o exira'dry ... 2.0 hrlnllt andard grec. o Dna Alingles, No. 1., . 200G 130 Ceaarshinzles. 011.8=enain, price ng steady, Quotations ro an Carhon, 110 degroen teat, Tiect earbon. {Ninols: legal, 150 ‘degrees test, 15c] tieadiight, §76 degrees fest,’ Ngai S1ichigan” lexal w28, winter "etraliicd “lari oil, iy No, 2 Tnseed, raw, o1e; bolled, et whale, winter-hicached, Sfcy speinl, S/ neatalvor ofl. atrlctly pure, Kt ‘s oxtra, suet dis No. J, dlop haiik dll, 40cs atFalta, 48cy tAFDRntLG, iEIC1 nAnhtha, drodurizh, Wi aravity, 144 ansoline, 'deodorized, 73 e Jur gusoliic, a7 den., fhet \West Virginla, akei: 2 deig s ok natural,’ 30 deg.. Ay reduced, 24 TATOES=Wern aloady and quiet, the weather il 1o mave outatoes oatalds, ity 1) (GAME=Quatl wern very plenty and duti,. Grher wante Was steadv. Vouliry sold &% re Gent quatatlons: Dreasad clilckend, 4@tiey turkoys, dressed, Thianal weens, siresscd, aTds dueks, dressed, wia7es prallla vnickens, 83,701 aital, 5 @U30Y ventbun, Raaiifges wild turkeys, D ioc per thi rabbits, $0a300 por vz, HALT-\Was In mot vyance in thie price of con makes of fine ars. flflulfid at b cunme, $1d0 e 2006 210 rag an $1.10; .10 per iy dalry, per bz, withoul bags, 51, with bags, $1.73&L00: Ashion dsiry, S per wick. HEED3—Were qules. The offeriugs were and nobod! kind, - Clo wecined to want secd of any . T wae $:1.05°43,0); timothy st $1.(kat, 13; and fax L with & good srasonable demand aad were the quotationss GURPOWDER=COINON, Ky kool do, 33@I5e; medluin, Bicizor Fo0d 46, ket o) Bne. fowiday Nieat, thes cholce, BUad5at choleest, 11G@T06: fancy, AL L~Common, HIQe; guod do, I0QLict o) dium, Sxecises good do. nediics ine, 4@ kc; fines fakeadas chiolee, gutlics choleent, INATC, YOUKis HYsox—Lominon, Hka het good o, 25mWcey medisin, ST 200d 0, Tust0cy uc, 150 st 43@z0es choice, 336oes ehofécat, HO@MN. APAN=Common. 1N 2 Kood Cummon, 56100 nediu, WG Erod mediun, G ey Bu0, $ikedie) Anest, 43@me: cholce, AXA08 clioliest, Ddol. O mmon, THEIEIe; goud cotnnon, 35@308 o1 ehord tiedim, SNGhdves fine, 42@iia 1, 43I0} chole, BovenAot Ehoicrat, BUAHSr. WIFIBRY = Was, less wetivo i wicady, sales ware reporied of oi) brle distlliors’ oacs 0 ¢hin Lasls uf 3 Ralon for Nighwines, Alcoliol for CXpurt was qubred at fie per gailon dellvared tn Now 3 ork. WOOL,—itemainé quiet, The stuck (8 lfzht, i dealers expect Lo close 1t out before SIuv: W S1es wehim anwushed wonl, 2 comiliion, 1WA unwashed, 13ty chulce. JET Guiniun 40 IaiF 4o, 30 Ieithiin ol condition, I3@Ic) ComMmOn, Ineax; cuane, 1Apioc, LIVE STOCK, cmIcaco. ralte, Ttecsintom 7,307 a8 ¢ branch of trade 1ho past week was marked by an abaciice of snything moro than inoders sctivity Ia the demand from ooy source. Lariy inthe week there was # very guod domwnd for plog beaves, but later, owlng to tho suow-blockade at the Kast, there was sn cnforced st on of the Castward wavement, and since Weduosday the upper grades of slock hiave Deen peglected, with pricesu 3 grcat ex tent nuinfaal, As bus slwaye heen (ho rase during the holitays, tho wante of the-local trade wera lichi, und, slthough the recelpta of lean 0ld cowa, scrawny ateers, Bults, suil scalawags generaily, such &8 sre souzhit by ora, Were less than nsuat, tho number e ceeded e deinand, and prices from Arst (o lass were wnsatisfactory to sellers, Indeed, the gunersl market Was wauling in atronuih, & Was frade Wartivity A Tarke amouaL uf stock Gow lea tetween Chicago and New “York, und” the “probabilitics are wants of ahifppers will ‘be hnilted for some day, comi. In the Juesl demand hnprovenient may e Touked fr, Lutthe efiauces src hiat tiere will be o cu fherease i the supply L Pravent any adyaica herwhes mizht yeauit, ¥xporiers vontimie i riet, wid for sxtrs beeves sulted 1o telr requ FHin inariet malntatna o 4rm foow. Stockery i deiniand ud b fair supniy. Véalsata winted Lo b5 por 0 ihe for thin, caarie, heavy 1o VRHE: Thera was bt it duing o Sapurday. atiipers belig uracsically out of the warket. Thie ra- celpts of live stoeg at. N 1k exhibita gencral I DYET 1477, Lot 1h DINeT restecta 1he 3var appears have bee allogeiner satisfactory {0 Thos en: gazed 10 oy branch of buslacss, Prices have sullerd 8 aucrul deciiie, wad fa theyuality of t wine Lhers was a £a0ing o from 1he provivws seston. Ju tia couree of It Teview of the year's trads tho IFurid ey “The recelpts for the year were 644471 beav 4,013 wich cowy, 153,55 1,814, 500" ahevp wnd {amibe, nd 1. 79716} o over thi 107 Lhin year 1477 of 3y, ¢ calyes, 14 otals ved, i wlleh cows, 3,413 licon win lanog, wid 311, 157 hozi. *VTHia export rade Lok Truny S} market durlig the ear whU2d llve cattle, 10,734 Iive Las Tive A0 carcasace of Leel, (US4 carcasie of it ton, and i 08 dresded plad ¥ Wither Ly year's Dusiness of shippt tio aul aheep 1o Eurupe hiss hevn Teasuuably surceesiue b IFuBLIIe W Che sulttery ur nat whil U netter deter iifacd wheu tise rocords ra. fully uiade up, und 1o ac- couls urg baiaiced, 'TNE loacs have bocd Beavy st d buth aipers and underaTiters have suf- w accllents and storms 1oyage. n coneiudiug thils rather brief shainary of suind of the features of the year's live stock 1Fadu as this wars 1 biacus 1E e ould Dy 8 pleasiirs Lo be able v ateury tiy Wostora Cattle-growers Lt tho withenina ffuence of raltz0a lutetfercase with the trallic wa i iuger to c wery l1ku to all; that cliare for fv - aid franapurtd fon Wers 0ou ity ©qual bit Feainnable, and ast Hut uot [62st, Tuat v-1i Futes Bura it 1o’ tecording W anpply 4cé aeni and kot acrorulag (o the luteres of 3 sl Bt Filens to-bu-destrud biessiiieg aro yet in f QUOTATIUN 3. raded steers, welghing 140 ecveq--t d upwar aicers, Welzllng 1.3 Goud Luaves~Well-Tattened sioers, 1031,13010 139 8 Medinm Grades—Steersin falr Oesh, weighe IR 1,05010 1AM BY ..ov Butchiérs’ Ktock~ Poor fo commion stears and cnmmen to chaice rawa, for city Maughter welghing KX 10 1,050 ., Stock Cattle—Co ta 1,060 ™ Inte: 3.0083.50 and seallawag steers., . . =Per 100 ™. ... L 3.75@0.50 Had Been ‘Tairiyactive and fim since the ddta of our Jaxt weekly revizw, The re ceinta were the Jiehteat for any week alnce the week cnding Oct. 12, and, with & Eoou packing and fair lipning demand to meet. rellers wers enabled o teriaily advance prices, light welghts moving up and heavy weights 15@70c er 100 Ibs. The anslicy was somewhat briow the averazo of the previous two waeks. which fact (s pointed 1o as cancigitve evidence that thie great huik of the erop has Alresdy come for- ward, and that for the rematnder of the presrat seton our receipts will be light by comparison. This fe not the prevaiilng oointon, howeyer, & mijofity of antieipating Itheral receint ihrmisnont danuary - Sat urday'e inarket wax moderately active and stendy, with Anies A1 $2,.65@2.75 f0F cOMmON 10 7004 hiacon gradea: a1 $2.6542.00 Tor Roar to choiee heavy packing grades, 20 at TSR0 for fair (o extra hairy shipping hogs. * Skips aud tnferior nualitter generally wera re- tatied aut to the Jocal htchers at §1. G235, tine Trar aga light 6old At §4.03@4,15, snd heary ot 4.8 @, I RFEP~The market was quiet. with prices frm_and without_Important Ructuation, ranging from $2.78 for T tn $4.23 for chioice analities. per 100 Bs. Mot of ho trading was done at $7.0041.50, RAKAAS CITY . Spectal Dispaleh to The Tridune. A0 CITY, MO, Jan 4. —CATTLE— L he Price Dur. £#nt Teports recetpte for the week 1,170, shinmante, 6001; slow. natire shipners, $3.00a04.95¢ hative stocks er and feeders, 81.40a1.00; wintered mad corn-fed Texsn steers, $2.2760). lous—Rteceints for fhio week, 7.701: shipmenta. 6411 . tivokna igher: falr 0 choice PACKIR, B3, 082 50| aht sibpini, 81,652.93, L T, Lovis. 1. Lours, Jan. 4. —CATTLE-15 falr demand for good SRIBHIOR ani heat Dtchers' Safl. bt nothIN doing 10F isck'of Supplvy Tecelpta: %0; anipmentr. e, Hons—81rang on Nght receipta: lieht stiipping to hest Forkers, $2.3%10.51 packing, §2.0382.70] butchers: 1o fancy heavy, $1.70@2. e 000 o, fancy heasy, §17082.601" receipis, 2.000; ship- BXEF=S m,fl.’f,,&’"“"“" unchanged: receipts, 200 ship- nUPPALO Burrato, Jan. Aarket was st & etandetiil at the Nve-aock yard: y. No ptock received or shiinped 1hio lasg tirey F hiurs. Unly & few salee of Totanfgrain e, The ncertainty of stricta trade. Prices nominally unchiange CINCINNATI, CINOINNATL, mon, §1, 20@2.60} LA0; Batehery, nients, 1,479, BY TELIKGRAPH, i FOREIGN. Spectel Dipateh to The Tribune, Livxzroot, Jan, 4=11:30 a. m.~Frour~No, 1, 223; No. 2,184, Grarx—Wheat—~Winter, No. 1. o5 No. 2. & 0d; pring, No. 2, A30@02 10d: white, No. 1, fs 9ds No, 831 clab, No. 1, te8d: No. 2, o8 34, Corn—New, No, 1, 2243d; old. No. 1, 215, Provisiowa—~Pork, 408, Lard, 30 nd. Liverroot. Jan, 4. —Corron—Market casferat 6 7-16 @111-16d, Bales B,000 bales: speculstion and export, 2,000; Ameriean, 5,0, Loxnon, Jan, 4,—Rzyixep PRTROLEUM-856@0HA. 4.—Finon—Active and frm: com- licht, §2.05G2.80; packing. §: BOGL.00; roceipla. 3,871 dnip: o NTWERP, Jan. 4. —PETROLEON—T24e, oft o followiiig wero recelved by the Chicago Tosrd t LIVERPNOL, JJam. 4—=11:30 8. T. ~Flour, 16@22at win- ter, Pa Gdiadiy No. 2 Roring, s 10dukidte 84t white, Ael1d@am iy club, fs 30@0s Ba; New corn, 228 1u; ald) 2, “Tork, 40n. “Lard, % 6d, Livknraot, Jan. 4.—Prime Mess Pork—Esatern, Western, 405, fiaron—New Cnmbertands, 2¢s 6d riom, diai hama, 3. Lard, 204, Cheess, 450, Tallow, Loxbox. Jan. 4,—Ltvenroot~Wheat and corn qulet. Cargora uif conat—\Vheat ateadyy corn nulet. Cartoch tlw;.:“munhwhut nactive, “Weather In Kngisnd— 1 fort AMERICAN CITIES. HRW YOnK. New Yorx, Jan. 4.—Corrox—Market dulli 0 7-163 ©0-103 futures firms Janusry, 9,50ci Februsry, 8,60ct ‘),lllrch, 9.83ct Aprll, 10c; May, 0.140; June, 10,200 uly, 10.20, Froun—Sleadvi rocelols, AON0 bels; super State and Weatetn, $3.00@3.50; common to zood axtra, $3.508@ 4.00; good to cholce, $4.05@4.%0; white wheat extra, $1.95@3.231 ¢xtra Ohlo, $1.70i83.001 8t. Louts, $3.603 5.18¢ Minneanca patent process, £3.500%,00. Granr—Whest quietj No, 3 Chicsgo spring, 8ics No. 2 do, péci ungraded red, $1.0811 No. 3 do, B1L.0VG 1.034; No. 2do, Bi{c; No, 1 do. 81,001 No, 4 amber, S0V {@ L0 ungraded white, 03@1.08%1 No. 2 do, 81,071 No. L do, SL.OOYU@.10; extrs doy SL.1134. Itye dull and nnchanged, fiariey qulst and unch d, A" ind Rommimal,_Corn nomiany unchapsedi recelpts, 14,001 bty naraded, 45Gi47c: No. 3, hict H@tsc, OatsArmer; recelpts, 9,500 i %02 While, Tact ‘mitod Westers. 500 53 puciisnged. auchanged, and unchacged, —Coffee quiet but Arm. Sugsr {n good ri aoud roning, 4K enite, Solazsca duil tucd. Rice qulet buc ateady, 1 —Flrm nited, $1.0134@1,08) erude, THAe relned, slige. i TaieCEy s Suane, Jtxsix—~Market dull at 81,5501, 373, TunrexTiNe—Firmerat e, Enoa~Firm: Westarn, 37@34e, LEATHRR—DAWMARS fair and joarket frmi hemiock wie, y".‘:';'x'fi'fi A7t and 1o Grande, e, ‘Bdite, and Wouoi,—-lomestic fleece, 30@410, ulled 17@%50 unwashed. 10x02%; Toxas, ISH'KH'.' pulled, @38y PrOYIsONS 101 vsumluu |Ifldy| mera, $7.231 nld, IO IChE migles SU0s Sory 46, ais. "Eark dutess : ahiort o, a¥c. "Lard quiet, NTie8 0; Ll prime sicain wasle aily unchanged. WK Y. 7 ¥3 prrTen—so Atrvata—Manitactured copver quiet aud anchanged; Ingot, Lake, fovdiie, Tiatleon Uil and whehanseds 1 o .00t Amer] 15, N0 17, - el T inyo o ca L AEIT.000 Rux Atra-Ciit, $2.106@3.151 ¢linch, $4.2505,23. NEW QnLEANS, NEw OnLgass. La.. Jan. 1—Froor—Activ hlghiers auners. $4.0064; B S i XX, 84 . 8200 hih Beated, $3, 503000 TURRL, SL Gratx=Cornstrady st 48@700. Osw Urmer at £2@ 3¢ ComxMEAL=Itlgher: held at §3.23, lavo-ieinand fair ud prices Wihery prime, $14.00 @50y choice, 317,000, Trioviatoxa—Pork, old neld o new, 89,25 0,50t Kos, 86,5 nery ahousders, loase, Lard quiot and woukt il Pt T S B o packed, I Ne: vIear rih, Acy clear, 4We, - Daro auleld :mul:‘llrm;"!.fl:%:‘z:u VO A34e, d'xg’-“mg suyars i ul Wdict uncanvased, THGSE. Ll AR R GRorERE va ‘and 8rm; Rio carzoes, ordinary to brime, “11@1de, Binear active and Army caIninon o guod ‘camman, 4%os Tair (0 fully (alr, ia 33e1 prime 1o cholce, SH@BMes yelluw clarifed. 6% @ijc. Slolasei—Good densad at full prices. Rice (ive and frin, AR —HInin AL K2 ARoe, 1OXBTARY ~BIKIiL excliange on, New York, 3§ dise count; sterling exchisnkn, bankers' ills, 481}4, ALTINOUE. BALTINORK, M., Jan, 3, —FLOUR—More active; ax« ten and 1amitfes a atinde Blgher: Wostern extrs. 89,506 4,104 do family, a4, (AN Whest oAV ester b ahade Jower. andelosing 0. L1 frmni No, I Peaneylvants rid, 81074 Western wintor rod, #n0% snd ‘Janiiary, Yebruary, 8100k, (%: March, 81.07H. ¢ eFn dull And stemtys Wesiern mixed, spof and Y@y Fabruary, $44(os steamer, wic, O and casicrs Ponnsvivania, 24 aito; Weatern white, 508 inized, Bya quiet and aumtnat, (AY=Duil abd unchanged. i R R Xed, St ne irms cholve \Weslern packed, lialRes, voll, 16@atee, ) o) TEOLEUR—Firm sud beld higher; crude, 8c; ro- A, Woace CoFre—Activoand firm: 1o cargoes, 114@18%4c. WHIAKY=Firm at_$1./uea1 .1 4 AT FaxiGura~To Liverpool, per sieamer, dull and ua: 45,800 bui corp, ateame: £ S chanued. URTTI—Flour, 1,R10 briss whet 0 hug o Auekd bits Tyw, S, it u kN Ta= 18 lieat, U500 bus eors, 32,400 bu, PRILADSLE ' favort ipers, 1t Luuls fam- Wy, 33, (0% dn, s high KFados, 'S4 InkaT,50. Iige dunr, §2, Tl trai-Wiead aitety Xo 3 red. $100at s whie, v, $1.00@i.00u; Nu. o Chicaio. od Fl.onkg 1 mized, $134e. Oata ixed do, H@Tsc. ooy o e 3 (0N 00: plc: Kied' S02300,75: utowit, EAORE.000 Lard slasdys IR steain, 85,75, w Tork State ana liesdford ITren = Markee dold ouuty, s, eairas, dtezic: Weilurn Resarve, 108 1= Firmi Weatern, 3 fLrsx ~Sominally nnchaked. PriRoLxvy—siendy; redned, Rife; crude, T3c. WiitekveeNominsiiy uncianged Rxoktiers—Flour, 1,500 brls; whoat, 47,000 bu; corn, 22,180 b} 0aLa, 3,500 DY Jun. 4= Fiopnon 1) un. 4.~ Floun-) une dAlva";ql'“ % t lifiier a 3 Tad foll. January: siceudie February, 343 Mo, 1 aoring, 71c UL, u Eash and Junusryt M@ ko 1 2baed 123 Arily i3b(h 0., 013 0he castis e iyeduilue $2iusc. Bar- iy At §1.04. Prinviaioys=Quict aud unchauged: only » small re- tall trade, The ¥obargo by (ho underwrftors on navi. gastan below Calro and llelmont has aimons stopped Tenipararily Boulliorn aNomBRL. [LarElera—Flour. 2,000 bris: wheat, 3,000 bu: eomn, 81,000 00, OALR T, 1Kbits Ty 1L,000bai" barley, 1,00 SitruETa~Flour, 4,00 bris: wheat. 12.0% bu: €orn, 14,000 U5 ORiL. 1,00, TYa. 1,401 buj barley, 1,000 b, NILWAURBE, Mizwauker, Wis., Jun, 4.-FLogn—Quist and un chnged. heat opened firm and closed quiet: N Vic. No. © Milwankes, ®7ey anuary, Wi €3 N0 4 Milwaukes Corp steady: Ttys neaecod: IR~ . 1 2 Fentuary. AAcH SR, e e, Osty guiett e “Darley quiet: i EHArY, Tgdc, F'RAVINIQN uies Uil steviy. Meas pork Onm; old, o0 (0:new. 87,40 Prime stgam lard, §3.50 iloan—Live atcady ab §2.33@2.%0, Dressad drmat 30063, 12k RRxckiira=Flour, 1,& brls: wheat, 160,000 by, BULFREN Ta~FIgr, 2,400 bries wheat, 16,00 04, - CINCINNATI, CIxCINN 4TI, Jon, 4.~CorToN~bteady atac, GuAIN=WhEat sedrce wad nrm: rod and whirs, 92c@ #1.00, * Carn~\lnrkes dall knd Dilces & hade lowor, &6 @33¢ cashi: Aec January. Osts—Demnsad guod, NpPwal ub Jilgygce. Ilye ensier, 8i3dle b iacy. Marldy aiulol und Uachanged. Ag-burk qulsr it drin Jobuina-at Lardins b bt o whatiautel 814233 330 L6, $1%a. acon stasdy, st 23701 by S LI, ¥i! Wik r—lluyer, 4t $1.05, Herrua—luil wnd ashianged, LiNt¥sD Oit—-Guios a 81, wousToN. Ja. 4. —Frovu-(uists We : comaon oxtrag, $1.75%%. (g ta¥. Mloneiatn Ao, $1, I ld_ii_lklll'lflfi:‘ful 2, Himorsud fa: x % u o s e Vit nrmm"uu;.. AMewe. s Damand exirg. wl X AT L T A St Itye, ogude, 4;';.-“-&»....'. 4,500 brisi eor, 9,000 bu; whuat, LOU(SYILLI LLE Jan. 4. ~CoTrox~Flrmer at 8¢, et aud unchauged. Beat—Uetisnd falr 30d market Ormng red, “0c; amber apd Wlile, bdc. Cora—3larker dull winter |_way 1o reply, in bebaif of the parti whita, &5}{% mized, 33c Oate dull and lower; white, it mi e, 'Rye quistw 8le. Ifav—steaty at §8.%5810.00. Provisons=Fark ateady st 83124@n.23. Led uiet: cholce leaf. tlerce, Big@niie: do keg, 74c. TN e strank ; ahouicre. S ade: cient Hb. Ak RNceq clear, Dacon ‘atrung. lams, sug: cared. Th@vuo. Wiminny = Firmer at #1.03. RAKAAY CITT. Fnoctal Pienates (o The Trivune Kixaae Crry, Ma., Jan. 4.—Gratn—The Price: Cur- rent re wheat' ecelpts 34,531 b 28,705 dull; No_2 cash, 7oct Jantinry, 8oc: No, Tsl4ci January. 0kc: Na. dcaah, 7oc. Corn—iiecelptel 9,44 bu; shipimenta, 10.073: slaws No, 3, caah, 31Xy Janusry, 2134e. X TOLEDO. Toreno, O.. Jan, 4.—GAAIN—Wheat dull; amber Michizan.” spot amd January. " o48éc: Fehruary, naide asked, odie blds No. aven winter, apot. 03We: Februa- 1 Wes, Wetiora ambar, (e Carn aulely Mgt mized. 3itc: No.2wpot, A1bc: January, S1es Februe u,v. 324 Ustadall and nominal, fons=Dresaed, €310 1ABIANAPOLIA. ind.. Jan. 4,~GAAIN~Thest nomls nally nnchanged: reu. DI@IRE. Corn steadys mized. WH@Ne. OAls ne-uyivmw. 214210, TAOVINONS —Oreen thoulders, $2.3747. 901 clear rib, $3.40@3.5% 1.srd, §5.40. Jiama $5.30@6.00. DETROIT. DrrROLY, Jan, 4.~FLOC-Firm and steady. anarx—iheat nighert extra, wic: No. 1 white, oic: January, 8ic bid: February,'9sMcs ApHl. 9ici No. 1 muling, O1Ne: recelpta, 84308 our shipincats, 10,0 0$WEQO, Oswxao, Jan. 4.-GRALc—\hest qutet: No 1 hard Duiutn sneing neld'at 8110 No.'a Milwaukee. 81000 No. 2red Wahash, $1.101 extrs white Micnigan, 6).10. Corn dteady; No. 2 Toledo, 20 ortiA, Proxia,Jan. ¢.~Hionwixza—Sales 100 bris at $1,04 PETROLEUM, CLEVALAND, Jan. 3.—PxTROLEUN~Firm: stabdard white, 110 test, be, PiTTIntan, Pa.. Jas, 4, ~PRTAOLRUN~Quiet: crude steady st 81,314 at Parker's, for Immediste ship- ment: refned, 84@y3c. Philadeiphis dellvery, OiL City, Pa.. Jan, 4.—ztanteux—The market opened active, with sales at 81,0333 decllned to 31,014 advinced to $1.014. declined to $1.014(, clostog At #1.02% bid1 shipments, 26,000 bris, sveraging 17,000 anasctions, 500,000, DRY GOODS. NEw Yong, Jan. 4.~Business remalns anfet fo all de- nartments, Cotton goodsin light cemand, but steady 1o price. Bhirting prints In rather better demand, but 2 of calicos aufet. Agents recelving falr rders for light welght caasimeres, Cheviots, and worsted coatlags. | TURPENTINE. WILNINOTON, N. C., Jan, 4.=Srinits TURPENTINE —Nomina) at 24 . INDIANAPOLLS MRS. JENKS. Her Efforts to Play a Joke on the Potter Commiittoe, i New Onteass, Lun., Jan. 8.—Judging from the sudden doparturc of the Potter Committee, and takiog into consldoration the fact that the Committee while hers spent most of thelr timo In {nvestigating the finding of the documents dropped by Mrs. Jenks [n the stors of Elkin & Co., on Caupal strect, laoks very much as ft the Committes came bere for the sole purpose of dlscoverlng whnether Agnes had really lost the valuable documents, or had attempted to perpetrate & hugo joke on the Committeo and the Interested parties, If the Committeo did come for such o purpose they soon found out, ot course, that the whole sifalr was a shrewd littlo game set up by Mra. Jenks for the purpose, perhaps, of in- ducing the Committeo to belfova that they had the renl Shermaa lotter, and after a publication to that effect, of showing that {t was a forgery. The plan of Mrs. Jenks was evidently well lald. "~ The contcats of the envelops which sho dropped were such ag were caleulated to decelve almost any one. There were thir- teen different documents in the envolove, Tho frst was # letter addressed to Messes, D, A, Weber and Jamea E. Anderson, and signed with Jobn Sherman's pame, The letter is the samo 28 tha cclebrated Shermsn letter, which has Lecnso often published, 3 The sccold document was & telegram ad- dressed to Mrs, A. D, Janks, from Washington, and was ns follows: **Lotters recelved to-day. Whendo you leave.!! Bigned “R.» ‘The third was a telegram to Mrs, A, D. Jenks, from Washinctop, to the following effect: * Will leave to-morrow night.”” On the back of this in pencll were the words, ** Thank heaven, all will be well,” ‘The fourth was of little or no conacquence. The next documont was a note, as foliowa New Ontana, May 2, 1870.~70 Capt, Janks— Dran Sin: Come right down to the Post-OfMce to- day, Iwanttose. you on very important bus ness, L. A. BitzLDOX, On the back of this letter was the following, writien in pencll: “These papera will be all right, as I have the duplicates and tho stamps, #0 you may be sure; but no matter, I will sco you In 8 day or two. Dou’t fall to forwurd documents to Wasblogton In timo to zct on them should they deem It necessary,” Signed ' Agnes.” - The balance of the docunients In the envelope :ml of no importauce, and had no political onring. Unfortunatelv for Mrs, Jonks, shio was not sufilciently pradent If shie intended to perpe- trate u foko, for's careful inguiry developea the fsct that on tha day that the envelope was found In tho store of Elkin & Co., she bad drooped the same packnge at threo or four other places, aod it had %een band- £d back to her by porsons who saw her drop It. ‘The first place that she droppod it wos on Ura- vior atreet, between Camp and St, Charles, It was handed back to her by a colored boy. The euvelope was then dropped In frout of Ball & Lyon's drug store, on Camp stroct. 1t was ro- tirned to her by oue of theclerks. It was then dropped fn” front of Browa's shoe store, on Camp strest. Agiln it was handed back to her. The noxt placa where ft waa scen to drop was_opposite Sproal & M- Cowan’s storc on 8t. Churles strect. A clerk returned it to her. At laat the much-dronped envelope found a renunu-gllcu In the storvol Elkin & Co. Eyldently Mr. Patter took some atock In it, and bellcved the document hadsome valas, Ountue 15th of October last Me, Ray- mond, In writing to Mr. Potter, in reply to onu of Mr, Patter'a lotters, sald: Acknowledging the receipt of your favor of Oct. 2, in which you wish ta know If yor are at liberty 10 publieh, or communicats to M. Shermau, this afdavit or the stalement it cuntaing, permitine to referred to, that we dlsapprove of any unnecessary publi- cation In connection with this matier, Alter commg futo possesslun of the document already deaceibed 10 you, wu tranwuiited tnia amdavit to yon as Clairman of the tnvesti- gating Committee, constderiy this the most expes ditious way of placiog the whiol Committee, our sols object belny to 2cilitute the mqmr‘y set on foot by Congress Lhe Cummittee shuold decide that thess documents are of 1o value 1 Lho prosecution of the feuiry, <ume that the proper conree will be to return me Lo the orlktinl hold d would thunk yOU to return the onzinal atidavite, The aflidavit roferved to 1s un aftidavit serting out all ol the lacts of the fndiug of thy envelope, ant a description of the ducuments it contained, ‘That thy Potter Comumittee catne down here to look tnto this uatier shows what tuey thought of the documents. ————— A Female Edtsan, . Narada Tramsceint, A Nevada Cnr ludy of high social standing presents a vingular cuse for the consileration of sclentists. For many veurs past ah3 hias beco sillivted with acute ncuralgic pains In various parts of thu body, sud, suma time stuce, hopiy) to thud reliol, resortend fo the use of an alectric battery .Bhe used the apparatus for six munths, but found no reltel, Al the time nothing was noted al anusual vharucter as the result, and, although several montbs have sioce etapsed, it was ouly when the revent cold weather com- menced that any extraordinary synptoms fol- lowed, Une uight lust woek the taay bad occa- sion Lo enter i dark room aud pick up & woolen coat that was lymg there. . As shs did eo she was both surprised sud frightened to ohserve a bright light surrounding tha hand that held the @arment, At the same timo the electric cur- rents passed along the arm, shockivg her qolie severely, When her husband was fuformed of the fact he discredited fta reallty. thiuking there was more imaxloution than snvthing elso tit. Bo the next cvening, to convinee the In- credulous better-half, she turned the gas out iu thu rovin where they were sitting, snd, letting her hair down, began cowbing it. A remsrka- ble display of light was te resylt, ‘The svarks fiew in every diroction, and there was a shasp cracking sound us Lhe teeth of the comb pavsod betwegn the hars, In laving her hands upon drou the lady does ot abserve the peculianitios referred to, but the inatant she touches woolen clatt the fire begins to Ay, aud tha shocks (ol low one another iu rapld succession. . anty! i o Nevada Tyamecript, A former resldent of fleno, .G’rv., oow &top~ plaw in this city, relates au fucident that came uuder his obaervatiun in the Sige-Brush State tbat Is worthy of note, Ouu day *Canty,” a well-known éharacter fu the amploy of the rall- road campauy, while sogaged In coupliog cars fu the Reno yard, bad bis lefe band so severcly cedalied thag suwputation was fuusd vecsaary. Dr. Bergmaa performed the operation success- fully, and Inclosing the dismemberced portion ia 8 box burled 1t undergrounsd juss back of bis oflice. ‘Th tucident bad alwost been forgotten, exventlug woen **Canty,” who had wesntime become noted as the onc-banded desperado, would ¢all 1o mind by sucedolo th circuins stauce, Some thres or four years elapsed from the time it occuired, whew o day & man ob- served @ dog ruvulug past biw In the street, corrylng something o fts wouth of unususl sppesrance. He picked np A atone and hurled §t at the canfne. The Iatter dropped Its loaq and he picked it up, urprise was great ag finding the article to be a well-fTormed human hang, 8o petrified that 3t retainad ita natural ap. penrance. The finger nails even remalned. A fittle inaniry convinced him that [t way # Canty's " hand, snd he returned it to that in. dividaal, who fn turn gave It to the Doctor as 4 memento, ——— Another Nobleman In fgnoble Dasinese, 8ir Hew Crawfurd-Pollok, Bart., of*Pollok Castle, near Pajsley, was sued the Paisle Sherifls Court, by & farmer's dsughbter, name McAulay, sged 18 yearss, for £1,163 damages for breach of prumise of marriage. The plajoul sald ehe cutered the defendant’s seryice gy housemald In 1870. He proiniscd to marry her, representing that he was unmarried. She after. ward had agon by him. The case was flnaliy compromised, the defendant agrecing to paythe olaint!lf £160 and expensecs. e T RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAI EXrLowaTion of Mrzaexca Manrs.—th g it 1R R A AT OHIDAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket Ofiicen, 62 Ultrk-gt, (\herman Ioute) and apaclfic Fast Line aRlous City. o, .. L2 Rlous City & Vankis apmbuatie By B el Cilfiton ahubuqug Night Ex. via Clintor aUmank Night Express Aglons City & Fankton. ... akree] o & Dubun Freeport, Rtoekf'd & Dubunii afreeort. lioekrd & Duliuaus tiiwankee Fast Mall. 333333 T2233 EErr BMfiwakee Passcny sMilwankea Pamsengor (i tieen Bay Fepres 51, Paul & Minneapo BSt, Paul & Minneapol L& Cromse Express aLa Crome Exnrea AW inona & New L1l 4Winona & New Uim. BMarqueiie Exproes, ;! at.ake Geneva & Rtockford, ¥und du Lac, via Pultman_ Hotel Cars ron ::t?‘lmfl C:\':mnl Biufle, on the traln ieaving Chicage s 2'm. 0 other rosd Tuns Pullman or soy other form et Botel carn west of Chicago. ‘a—Depat corner of Welisand Rinzie-sis. b—Depot corner of Canaland Kingie-sta. 22335 ao=823cSozoinabe PEE2E2332; e Ex 97U oaUaUNETURSEDRTTUTEEE 33333533553333333 OHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILEOAD, Depots foot 0. Lake:st., Indianu-av, sad Stateenth-at., ‘and Uanad and Bixiesnih-ais, Ticket Ufices, 00 Clarkt 8t and st depots. Leavo, Mendota & Galesburg Express 25 A R Ottawa & Btreator FXpress. ... 23 5c|2 0 bm Ttacktord & Freeport F: 0081 (2 #0 D Dabtiaue & Ko 1t 0 a (e §:20 pm Pacina Fast Kxpreas 372 mis 3:40 b KAnemn & Colorado £ 130 & mie 040 Dm0 Dawner's Grove Accammodation] 11:00 ami_ 2:03 pm AUrors PRIeDRer. .. 113 pin ¢ 7:93 am Mendots & Ottawa Kxbress . 118 bm im AUFOrS PAMENREL. evvses %) pm in Dawnera Girove Acsominod 18 bm sm Fresport s Dubugie K 50 b m im Omabia Nighe Kxprem 't 9itd pm H Texas Fast Exprose. ‘a Di3 DI am Kansas City & Bt. Joa Express. .} 0:05 pin 1] Pulimen_Palace Diofng.-Cars snd Fullman 10-wheel B|¢e{'lu Cars are rua beiween Chicago and Owals o 1he H'acific Exves. OHICAGO, ALTON & BT, LOUIS, AND CTIOAGQ KANBAS (ITY & DENVER BHORT LINER, aton Depot, West Slde, pear Madison-t, brld e nty-thind et 11sKes Oace, 133 Hanoinh i Kansas City & Denver Fast Ex, 00 pio.* 3:33 pm 4, Louth, Speingdeld & Texaa .|t 0:00 & ¢ T:61 pua Mobile & New Orieans Kxprees 00 & m[¢ 7:3 pi B, Loul) 00 P} Ti0 a1 l'wfl ;00 & m) 3 pm & Keokuk 1) P I, L0 8 m Chlcago & Paducsh | 00 am'd 140 Btrescor, L 50 D m, m Jalies & D! €0 p m| 1] UHI0AGO, MILWAUKER & ST. PAUL RATLWAY Unlon Depot. corner Madison and Canal-sts. Ticket Ofice, 13 Boulh Clark-st., opposite Sbermas Iouse, and at depot. Teave. Arrive, waukee Expreas.... T T TY T e & flesstar Green * 708 204 Td pm By St Menulialursogn Dy : Vet o o10; . Mealion, Braiti 3 sme4i0pm lows hLxpress.... ¢ 500 pm o043 am Mifwaukee Iaat Li {} 200pPm 4upm Wisconsin. & sinheeota, droen oy, Bavens Folnt: aad Asn- | 1Al throlgh NIRUL KADTest.ore t 9:00 pm_7: ina run vis Siiiwankes, Ti Al oke! and Minneapolls are good either via Madisor duchlan, or vis Watcrtawn, LaCrusse, s ILLIHOIS QENTRAL RATLROAD, Depot, foot of Laka«st. and foot of Twenty-socond-at, “Ticket Onice, 131 Randolph B Yod Frid Winons. Ziwd 5 Bt, J.oufs Rxpress. 0 A M, 45 pm eha Tfota iy et Fe o b Dreneid AR expro } #is0 D mig 030 am Jzoris. burfingion & ol 0 A b 0113 pm Pil)rll. IHII‘I“IVJK’I & Keokuk.. ' 00 P | l minam Duliuque & 8 flulclly xpress 10:00 A m|4 20 pm Dubuque & Floux Clty Xxpress ..|* 0:30 f mi* a m Gliman Passenger. o 40 pmi i am "4 On 8aturday night runs toCentrala only, #0n B:mhh; night Tuns 1o FPeoris l)nlt.', MICHIGAN CENTRAL BAILROAD, Depat. foot of Laka:at. and foot of Twcaty-secondust. Iu‘k!l ey lark-at, . southemss corner of Jlage jolph, Grand P'acinc liotel, and at Palmer ifonse, Mail (via Matn L 2press, Kalamazoo A Atiantic Kxpress Night Kzpresa.. PITTSBURG, PT. WAYNE & CHIOAGO RAILWAY, <ate. Ticket Otficed D e e Honsee i {sFang FAEId0 HoRes: Leave. | Arrive. all and Express. .. 2:3) a0 * 7:00 pr 'ucifc Expreas. 5i13 amywwam FasiLine 8:10 puud diuaw BALTIMORE & QHIO, Tral ition Bullding, Toot of Monroe: ek st Palinor House Grond Lacliic, and Depet (Expusision Bulldiug). o Leave. | Amive. Morning Express. R:30am § 540l Vot e, o PRI TP LAKE BNORE & MIOHIGAN BOUTIIRY, leave, | Armive. 1t 1-01d Lit . an s 740 pm A o R aotic EXDreas . E Al Kapresas ueeeie 20pmis 540 31 PITTSBORG, CINCINNATE & 6T, LOUIS R R (Cincinoatt Atr-Lina aod Rolkioma Lino.) Depet. cornee of Cliuton sag Carn Weat 5ide. Cluctnoatt, Tndlsnspalfs. Loul: ville, Columbus & Kast Day| kit 1 KANKAKEE LINE ON10AGO, BOCE 1SLAND & PACIFI0 RATLROAD, Duput. eorner of Vap Lurco and bhermsn-ne. Tickes itice, 86 Clark-at., bhorues Jouse. m ¥ CCUUIINOUBLICD, [+ £:00 pm|*1urd & m ”.;“l"}il‘;‘rm.-‘n~ 110.00 p i €:19 8 10 All mesle 0i the Omaba Bxpress are surved fu dining care, AL 73 ceubs sicl. OHI0AGO & EABTERN ILLINOIS-RATLROAD. ** Banviile Houte.” 1 Offices, 77 Clark-st.. 145 Learborn-st., and De- TR O camacr Chistun 454 Carton-4s: T Leavn. ¢ A 450 pu ;:ulmo-m GLAY'S HEMEDIES, GIAY'S RPECIFIC NEDICINE, o (ireat Ku-TRADE MAR ot et dn radically care woy aad every case of Nei fvll!‘kn:"ihfl'!:! ::AI of ifldb"!t"hn. 2 OF OVerwork of the bralu sad ner- Baforo Taking {6 hesl. S5, 53 Afer-Taking: been extfuslvels used for over thirty years with kroat succew. £ Full pardculars in our pawmivhlet. which we dee fire F send free by 1all tuevery vae, T The Specida oistlcito Jaand’ S8 NI COURIS AL M) Jov puckess. o } s ! 5 Celprof the biuncy by sadresdnk 4 THE GUAY MEDIOINE 0O 10 Mechanics' Block, Detrult, Mich. VANSCHAACK, STEFHENSON & CU., ¥ sad M Lake-st.. Cbicaxo, hloiessla sud retall sgents who wiltsupoly druggists at proprietors’ prices., 3 #YY DR.KEAN, 173 8outh Clark.st., Chicago. 1t personally or by wall, free Of charge. oa slt R vouas uf s pociul Uknses. Dr.JHond b the 142 14 149 CIty WBO WAITEOL) CUTes o2 3 PATs