Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1879, Page 10

> winter whoat, 18 csrs No. 3 do. 23 cars No. 2 hard, 140 cars No, 2 aoft apring, 180 cars No. 8 do, 23 cors rejected (813 wheat)y 54 cars high-mixed corn, 24 cars new do, 13 cars new mixed, 116 cars No. 2 corn, 5 cars refected (311 corn); 81 cars white oats, 14 cars No.2 mixed, 1 car rejected (80 onta); 1 car No. 11yve, 12 cnrs No. £ do; 1 car No. 2 barley, 13 cars No. 8.do, 7 cara extra do, 2 cars feed, 1 car no grade (20 barley). Tofal, t28 cars, or 30,000 bu. Tn- spected ont: 13508 bu wheat, 1,450 hu corn, 4,777 bu onte, 3.420 bu barley. The annual electlon ,of the Hoard of Trade was In progress duriug business houra yester- terdsy, and somewhat lessened the votnme of ive trading, ns the event exclted more interest than any other Board of Trade electton 1n tho past eight years, Tho result of the vote will be found [n another column. The leating produce marketa were generully stropger yesterday, with rather light receipts In rome departments, and Imore encoursging sd- vices fram Eastern trade centres. telegrams trom Kngland noted a firm fecling I wheat. ‘The snnonncement made last Friday to the effect that the New York Produce Ezchunge Weekly hox estimated our wheat crop ot only £60,000,000 scems to hase produced a rather deep impression, which was confirined when tho printed document came to hand yesterdav, and some operators clalined that the price of our re- maining surplus rests with ourselves alonc. Provislons and corn shared In the strength, thaugh hogs were reported casler, and oats were firm, with smalicr offerings. movement was falr {n volume, Dry goods were ordered & little more freely than of lato, and dealers look for improvement 150 hoxed Tong cledrn (& 30 boxes lung and ehart clenrs At 15,600 pea green hame wiweot-pickled hams at Jonz gat hnms at A4 Ge. Prices per 100 Bs on the leading cats erel Ghieago CIty 7 per cant bonda_ (ong). Rednced, 28 degroes AFete n Talr loeh) beqt ht and the senther too cold to anip, Some of tha pota‘ocs stored hoee hayve been frosted, quotéd nt 034L50a, and othof vas 4 50 GNc. RY AND GAME=-Were In_modetate do» The offeringd of fine unfrozen .ponitrs Qame was selling @3%c: and 230 boxes o foowing - ware the Hoavy Demand for Goverhment \Bondse=-Foreign Ex- + "+ change. Tlerco hoops, onk. Peachblowna were 3 Buckoa tlerce staves, Wm . Bucked whinky staves, etock were ligat, and mare readily, bt at lower Agurces: Chiekens. dress ;:'Buslness in Chicagos=- The Stock Market. .10, seles peing reported of B cars "The receipts wera rather light, and both packers and aippern wore teving 10 biiv. EUGS—~Were quicl at 20@32¢ for fresh T.0ng clears quoted at $3. 4314 loose boxed: Unmberiands, 1)G2c boted te: nweel-pickied hams, LGl ™ averago green hams, 4624 ¥ofor Bversges; green shoulders, 24625, Tiacon quoted at 312 4c for shoniders, for short ribs, 47,(24%,¢ for short clests, 7 hame, alf canvased and packed anrarg—wan guoted at 41, 41ye far yellaw, and HEEF PRO $7, 7528, 00 for me and 811,507 11,00 for s Tarsow---Wan quiet at 6D for conntry, e BREADSTUFEFS. FLOUR—Was very anlet. but firm in sympathy with wheat, There was little demand, the prog- resn of election attracting the attentton of parties Thy teading was chiefly Halos wers reported of 50 hris winters on privato terms, And 500 brie apeing extran ot §3. 1214 00. The following w: ots, o romaine 1ifeless, with prices more or ll"n nominal for all kinds. .We continue to (&IO ;1 hitefish, brl, o 1 whttens Bamily wattedsnr, oo BY TELEGRAPH. Organization of. fiew York Poliey-' Holders of the Mutual Lile, ; BALT-—-Was In moderate fe: To the Western Assoclated Press. New Tonk, Jan, 6.—Gévernments were stesds. Tiallrosd bonds were firm. wute securittes were dull, Lon @4%c for white, 4@ era_ntendy and gufet at SURH.T6 for extra menn, e, aq0i4e for elty, and B advance: Fino salt, $1.10 b ' . Bor bl ¢ daley, yor e aser 5 0t e out bags, $1.50: do, 5@2.00; Ashton dalry, $1,00 pet sack. SERNS-—-Thé market was very qalel.” A few amall lots were offered, hut there was no demand and the sales wera light and probably not oll ol them were made known. Timothy was qnoted af .00q21.10; clover at $3.70@7. !'hn !;odnua fiuhn Firmer, wi Noderats Activity.” fajana coneole Judgd Harlan says he haw not yet made any de- cinlon In the care of the Columbns, Chicago & Tn- dlana Central Railroad sgainstthe Pennylvania (“nlmplny, nor bias he inttmated how he would de- The stock market wasin the main afrong and her throughout the day. highest equotations of the aa: cnrpent at the close, except for coal ahisrer, The featarcs in the u) rihwentern, 5t Cannda _Sonthern, 147,000 sharea, 000 Lake Shore, 14, 00 em_common, 7,000 preferred, 12,000 common, K090 preferred, i 4,000 Noyw Jorsoy Central. 000 Western Union. onntain, 2,500 Missonr 000 §t. Lante, Kausan Uit 'y market eany at Primo riercantile papar, 424 Sterling exchange, #ixty da; Mors Dolng In Whest and Corn ‘===Crop Notes. 004 and flax at TEAS~Tho tes trado {s moreactive than in past scanons at v Hke perlod, and the market bre: i ind steady tone, Folluwing are the quot: FINANCIAL. Trinsactions 'in the Chicazo market in Go- ermment borids were unusually heavy. Dealers repdrted that they had not on any provious day mount. Four per cents wero the 4 at 903¢ for large, and 100 for per cents are being bought as a place of de- They are the fashionable so- ls curront of lpvestment A by greater activity Prices advanced U@ who nre nanally huyers, Geormo's codiit, exiri.l! rring, #plit, brld, . Labrador herring, round, bels Labrador berring, round, 3: Holland herring, Smoked hallbut . Hulftd heering, B Htnel obot o soe California sajmon, bris, Callfornis salmon, ¥4 bil FRUITS AND ¥ catel raising continoa v we nole & further advance, sold an equal & favorite, and sol small, lots, -Tho 4 by capiintists, postt for savings. curity. Whether, th will be swelled or Iesscnes In bosiness fa 'a question on which capitalists dlffer. The 0sof 1831 were lower than on 8at- Chiolee winters,, Gonl to chotce win Frirto zand winters, Chalce Minnesot Fair v wood Min Fair to (:u;e springs. 10,000 Lackawanus, 000 Michignn Central, 00 St, Louils & Iron Kansas & Texas, and reat and little, The shlpplog Valencls and Yoose Man- firm, and it the former Pruncs ond corrants fair demand and irregular, Sal atrong at 482 Srongaviniit wote 40 tons A 37,42 peeton an track, and 87, - ck-Tarie to-duy wore amall fot# peddl y bulche N f ok receirdd or“hm;“ i Y TeLEGrAPIL - & } FOREIGN. i e following were gcceiced by “the Chi Board of Tlld;g'-_ 0 o~ Ltvénpoory Jan, 8-111:30 4. . ~Floar, 1y winter, B2 0d@0¢; No, 2 spring, Or 10108, i white, 84 110208 2d: ¢lnb, e’ RdG0s £y Corn—Now, 224 3d:-old, 9. Pork, 405, Lay, 008 6d. ! Lrvenraot, Jan, 8.—Prime mess vork—FEarter, 440t Weattrn, 40e; Jincon—New Comber! fid; short ribs, 24s; shoulders, 1t Lard, A ‘Beet—Frime mess, dia mess, new, 818, Cheéde, Loxnox, G ~Lavanroo Corn unchanged. 3anx Lax L and. con fmet.’ Uatgdes off- const—Wh eady; corny shaide degrer.: .Cargaed. da. paseage—Wheat, tery Mttle fnquiry. Country markets for wheat. gy, glieh and Frenchsteady. Farmers' dellveries of English wheat during the past week, 35,0009 40,000qrs. - "G % 2 . Spectal Dizpolch fo The Triduna, , Tavanroor, Jan, 0—11:30 &, m.—Frotn—No.}, 2%; No. 2, 188 ; Unatn—Whest—Wilnter, No, 1, 08; Ro, 2, B g, spring, No. 1, 84 3d; No. 2, Os 100: white, No.1, 08 3d; No, 2, Bs 14; Club, Xo. 1, 9 84; Xo, 2 0334, Com~XNew, No.1, 22¢ 3d; 014, Ro, 1, 23, “ Pnovisioxs->Pork—40s. Lard—30s 04, " Livenrool, Jan, 0,—CorroN—3arket earte: i 567-10@5 11-104; eales, 12,000 baten; specoletion. and export, 8.0001 American, 5,000, ¥ Lanp—Ameritan,: 308 4d. & D}él:'“" Jan, G.—Rerivxp Patnolruw—Ayy Linsexp O12—23s. -+ P Tallow, from this time on., Tuc steadincss of prices Jobbers of grocerics wero fafrly busy, and the market forall the staple srticles, and for most side goods os welly was firm. Bugars were nominally an e higher, ‘The increased firmness growsout of the ad- vance In raw sugars, and the reduced supplics resulting from the Interrupilon to frefeht trafic it. Cogecl were strong, and rico was quoted steady at ‘the late advance, Iu the dried-frutt market there wereno notable changes exceoting & Me advance in Valoncia rofsins. Fish remained very dull, with pricos rangiug as before, No changes were apparcut in the posl- tion of the butter and cheese markets. There sustalned nctivity In the demsnd for carbion oll, but._all other descrintions were dull, Coal continued active and firm, gint, and tobaceo were quoted dull, The lumber market was steady. for the cold weather, the orders Lelng for the nost pare from the West, and for common lum- ber. In the plnerles work Is golng forward briskly, and except at some polnts on the west slde of Lake Michigan anow is abundant and the roads In pood conditlon. Wool, broom- corn, and sceds wero quiet and unchanged. tlay was flrm, none of any consequence belngon the market, whilo there was some lnquiry, though byyers were not ready to pay suy more than they haye recently. Hides wero steady, Potatoes were quiot and firm. Poultry and game wero {n fair supply, and the former sohl ot a hilgher range of prices. Rall frelghts wero quoted at tho followlng freo on hoard cars. Conx-MrAL-—~Cosrse was not por ton on (rick. and wore quoted at 100, ‘The 5208 of and were 102 The 520s of 1608 ndvanced 3, to 1043, Tho 10-i0s wero oft 14, to 108, The new 5s declined 3, ta 1003¢. The 41¢s advanced 1, to 1013, Gold coln was quoted at 100X, nominal demand. With regurd to tho courso of the Government In paylng coin interest at the Sub-Treasurles, at Chicago and elsewhere, fn the Now York World sayat Ontalde of New York the resum menta had this peculinr offect Tomestic Tralts Gouponna 1RaL, ol JATAN. foro and were falrly Arm, 18725c Fine, . ; : Good common . . 23@A0¢ Einest. ... o 0QLANC, Choico . +es Good medium|, .. 38@40c Cholcest 00LONa. \18@%c Flne, 256200c|Fineat, . M@zfluc Choice . . ..380540¢ Choleest, . WHISKY~--Was moderatel, Bnlen were roported 6f 100 et m; ;fl” ot slr.lnu ver n:u‘ain l!?‘rl hlkhmnfin. A ca export was quoted at filc per gallon, de- Tiverad in Now York, WOOL—Ttematncd quiet, vival of business during the manth. mantfactarers’ hands ara getting. low, 1t §i and they will soon need o replenish. weather ba given the merchanis an oppottanity to redaco thelr stocks of soolen with lighter-weight goods will & Washed flecce waol, 7 B, Medium unwashed do Floe do, good. Uowashed medinm, ‘Tub-washed, choic Tub-washed, comnion 1o Colorado, medium good Colotadn, comtnon Colorado, coarse. minalat sbout $10.23 Orien MiuLstryra—Kales were made of 20 tons sereenings at_$0.00@9.50, $8.00, aml 30 tons shorts ot $7. K0G8, O SPRINU WHEAT~Wan fairly acitvoa ‘The market fell of adranced ¥c. aml closed 3c above Saturday. T Liverpool noted & quict and ome of the private cables re- firmness, and that Incronsed faith bellef that our last cro, overestimafed sectncd to be galn ‘The Agncoltaral Bureau flzntes—i2b, 18 equal to an averago yleld of 1% b which many botleve 14 too high. ‘Thia jolned to the fact that stocks in the United Kingdom are nu- usually luw, giving & total fucreare of only abont o, 000 bu in the total quantity in sight. ashore ovor the quantity a yearago. with mnoh lower prices now than then, and the expectation that France will lie 8 heav; waw tuken ns reanon enough for 4 shiarp advanco. The consequence Wwas that mal U174 104800 1043 10k 408, Coupo! 1667 were Qrmery l;.&,’)..v:m-mulu. 20 tons nuddlings st lan, TAYOF Tarkiah prunes. French prnnes, koga, now, «. French prunce. boxe: w. v.‘rflrmbh woareen 44c early, but then public advices from steady fevling, hat one could ¢ Government ¢ven when the s cantract calied for it. Jlecanse green. 1d conld not be had for stroke of logic worth) sell. Micawber mf ‘out of business on the backn were equal to s proenback the Iamanted Richi hiave :&:hnllhu Hothachill - and stocking up n commence: ¢ hes, unpaired, hal Peaches, unpalred, qui buyer In the spring, ‘Northwesiern, pi Tennessee s, old Forelgn cxchange was moderately active. Sterling grain and commerctal bills were 480 1n cutrency. French commercial bills wero 6208 fu gold. Bankera’ aterling was at 432, dnd 4303¢ for actual transactions,with no changa in posted rates. Bankers' blils on Paris were 6243 and 120%¢; commercal, 520){; Antwerp, 5h25 and 531i(; commarclal, 5273¢; Nelchmark, 04 and M3 : commerclal, 033 ; quilders on Ifolland, 8934 and 40}¢s commerclal, 303, Consols have an upward tendency—a favora- ble symptom of the Beitlsh financlal condition. The quotation was 06 6-10, The Baok of En- giand gatned $165,000 tn bullion. Sllver fa qulet, withn slightly fmproved demand from Austria. Thera was a salo of £300,000 of Chillan shiver at 493 pence an ounce to Austria. . The Chicago disconnt market is moderatoly active, with & miscellancous demand for accom- modation. Iates ars 8@10 per cent for timo loans, and 6@7 per cent for call loans, Curren- cy shipments are in favor of this city. Country' orders for Now York oxchange are hberal Clearings, 83,400,000, fudicate coplldcrlbla counter activity. ‘There wera sales of 20 BAX FRANCISCO: Bax Fraxrisco, Jan. O0.~Following were ‘the closing quotations st the Stock Hoard: Do demand for the lowee apenod at B33 @RI, Rile, nnd settled bac) March sold at B4\ or the month w Scllor Fobenary m,:cflil;'( at the close, @8sic, closin uict 821 @8 11tilate & Narerof 3 Julla Conslida e, sloalng, with 1 sales were reported by u mostly at 70c outsido tho Central: d 9,000 bu by sami- ht request, bt 1ic .‘)rgfilnm:‘ and t and #2c asked. CORN—\Wen moro active, sud atrongor, sdvanc- ¢, sud cloging 'ic higher than Saturday, K teported o moderate demand, aod Li erpool was o shade dearor, while our recelpts wero abont domble those of Raturday. weemed to bo firmer, chiofly tn sympathy with wheat, which called out o better demand for fu- fures, ond ahippera took hald of track lots rather ¥, Jots in ploro being quieter, Tuore werara- f shortage bn the yield at several points, which indticed soms operatora to belleve that the avnlisble murplus froin much wmailer than hus hither » ona satliotity placing the shortage at s compared with the crop of 1877, d at 101, wilvanced to 10 Soiler March sold st 30367 at1ciana Mny at E{QI4C th Seller the month ot 20%¢, and cur Jots of % bid for recelote in Spot snles were reported of 811,000 xed at 20%6ri0c; . 400 bu by aam ind 4,000 by cars ut 3| LIVE 8TOCK. CATTLE—Recelved duning Sunday and lsak weck, 05,124 There wae rather mora activit demand for- local consumntion than b characterized the market, and for the descrlptions of stock suited to tho wants of consumera and butchers 'the matket was falrly firm, * Uwing to to the contlnned obstruction to freight trafc at the Kast, snd tho uncertainty ss .to.when the stack would reach its destination if forwarded, ahippers wore not inciined to do mach in - gh ot purchases, and thore was a disposition to force The inaderaté supply, however, gava: holders confidence, and thoy reslsted, and sucteas-; fally, all attompts to depress values. Thers was ‘bag little choice stock on sal good grades tho_propartion wi There waa & #alo of fancy export: cattl, averaping 1,783 s, at 36.23; aud two dror avoraiiug 1,450 and 1,605 D, sold at $4.80 N $4.00, reaperctivelys bnt nles at over $3.85did not cut much of & flgere in the ngrrogate of the dsy's Shtppers baught principAlly’ at £3.2023.85, and local butchors and canners at $:2.2502.00.. Somo Inforlor lots wera closgd out | at §1.73@2. 00, and were considered dear af Tho market closed atoady, GREEN FRUT cold weather Interro) ¢ra bava their hands uiet and atoady. o ts the movement, and deal- ull In keeplag tho stock from bu rejected at hL4e; ant at HLIEQT2KE. - ol WinTEs WiEAT—Was tn k 0416 410000 ;%{w-}fiua canoiidaied. St Clanborrles, ¥ trl, + s 8, B bo: Valencis orange Cosst orauges, ¥ (ROCERIES~Jabbers reported able tusinoss doing, and the preval firm, Quotatlons remaines gore were much stronge. e -ndhilhuklsm.r:;m g ¢ snow-blockudo o New York Commercial s the brokera' iiat of s, i t exchange on New ukers' bille, 481, " i scount. Hterling oxchange, o good season. { Fourth class. Grain, Flot 0,~—Sizty thousand poar: b 0 To Baltimore, .!:"1‘ of bar slivor arrived on Batuzday by th acket. The whol Avistela, 1n which quar " D.beef, DA d sa bofore, though :fi .R"; 2 awlng tatho advance in jon_ta sapplies cansed by L1 Plato, & recared st 40%d for s there Is & slight rovival ne_into the ok uf England on balanee to-day {s 715,000, ‘Consols, money, U5 Amatican secnnties—Itending, 12! Erlo preforred, 37%.. 5 tos bonda~'078, 104143 10-40s, 110X; 8, —luntu“ 113f 560, LIFE-INSURANCE. THE NEW YORK TOLICY-NOLDERS ORGANIZE. Bome of the policy-holders of the Mutust Life, who were calied togother by Hezron A, Jahnson, owner of Policy - No. 8 In the Com- pany, and Conrad N. Jordam, of the Third Na- tlonal Bank, and James W. McCulloh, of 03, Libertv street, met Jan, 2°in th Fifth Aveaue 1totel, New York, An Exccutive Committee, consisting of IHezron A. Jobmeon, C. N. Jor- dan, J. W. McCullob; Cyrus W, Field, and M. E. Fielding, was appolnted to request the Com- pany ot once to abandon the new system of in- The Executive Committee fs forther dirccted to employ lawye change mado fu tha charter s will provent tho ufficers, Trustees, or employes of the Company from holdiog or voting proxies, and so changing s to make ‘proxies held over alxty days null sad vold," | £ Cyrus W, Flela présided. - Ho told the meet- lo, on the authority of an eminent lawyer, that the new policy of tho Company was fllegal. Mr, ©. N. Jordan “was sppointed Treasurer of the Fightiog Fund; Mr. Cyrus W. Ficld contrib- uted $100, and several other subscrivtions were made, . A resolution was possed ssking all the policy-holders to contribute toward the cxpenss of the effort to compel the Compauy to hialt. NEAL ESTATE. + crop will b | Jiitein, ways tho followl . The following Ngures wero named for rall ot oee st dato, wi though of falr to snd ocean contracts: fully as large se Bl —— ? . larrels, (Grain, 2 BRY Chicago City 7 per cents, 1ong, at 108)4 and 109, of West Park bonds at 100 and 1005, and of Cook County?7 per cents at 1084, The demand for focal sccuritles 1s sharp, Stocks showed an sdvance in somo directions. “The “bulls " were reported from Now York to o buying ‘Northwest common. The Bt. I'aul _stocks‘ars more favored by some of tho Western cperatora, who think St Paul common at the: price cheaper than Northwoest commou. The coal stocks are sttracting some Chicazo buyers, on the general principle that they have sbout got tothe bottom, and that thoy will goup with a rusti'¥With the revival of the industty of the couatry. It 1a to be noted that thescsan- guine views are held by only a small majority of those who operate in stocks, At the Chicago ond the stock market is decidedly dull, The atteution of [nyestors does notscem powerfully drawn to stocka as yet. Northwest common advanced ¥, to illf; the nroferred 3, to 77%; Michigan Central 1, to 75; Lake Shore1, to 08; 8t. Faul common 5, 10 855¢3 the preferred 3¢, to 753¢; 1llinots Cen- tra) 3, to 803¢: Erla 1, to 23}¢; Ollo & Mlssis- sippl i, to8; C,,C.,C. &L 3, 1o 83); C,C. & 1.C. ¥, to' 5% Bt. Jos common X, to 18!{; Delaware & Hudson 3¢, to 383(; Lackawanna 3¢, .o 44; Atlantls & Pacifie 13{, to 803(; Canads Bouthern %, to 40); Kansaa & Texas I, to 8 ; Bt. Louls, Kausas City & Nortbern Y4, to 734 Wabash declined i, to 213%; Jersoy Con- tral i, to 8442 and Weatern Unlon 3¢, to 043¢, The guaranty of the O, C, & 1. C. Raiiroad honds by the Pennsylvanta Road has been de- cided by Judge flarlan to be bindlog. . The dishursements {n seml-aununl Intcrest and dividends at Now York are calculated at $00,000,000 for Jau. 1. * The minecral resources of Arizopa are de- seribed by the Ban Francleco Julletin au “sim- piy wonderful, From one end of tha Territory to the ather {ts mauntaine contalu elther gold, Almost every clevation with- In jty bonndaries Is spangled with croppings of preclons metals. Every river meanders over aurlfcrous sands, anid upon every dvscrt waate may be scen the glittering particles. the boats stop along the river they take oo ¢lther bulllon, ore, or quartz of somc kind, In he Mobliave country aru the Hackberry, 8igual, teCracken, Ewpire, and pther mines, Yavapaf County aro tho DBradshaw, Tiger, Tip “T'op, Bonlto, and huvdreds of other lodes. In Boutliern Arizona are thu Silver King, Tomb- one, Btovewall, Arivaca, aml thoussnds of J‘ravllln,:l. Da TRio and Santos, bag iagnnyra, bags. EXPORTS YROM TIH SEANOAND, and high mized ¢ Laguaym, bag: ‘The following wera the exports from the fonr leading citles of the Atlantlc scaboard for the 7, bu No., 2 and high ere yulet and a-shade flemer. Angostutn, baes hit, Thero wan & fair inquiry for cash y plit-edged receipti, and Now York oportod firmer. little demand, thouah conaldorablo wis done Frosh No.!2 sold at 10 {c, and No.2 white wero quoted flem at 0K@21¢. Ito- ectad were nominsl at 17 ®vold at 101%c,and closcd ot was gulot at 10%c, nnd March at 206b20%5¢, sogl rather frecty, as comparod with tho enles of ot 20! HBamplus were in good de- wero reporiud of 33, 600 b No. sample at 10@2:4c on nd 0,000 hu do at 20%@25¢, froo on Al "Yatal, 15,200 bt RYE—Was firm unders rather better inquiry, d ot 43¢, and ronid JAanuary wan firm at 433 Nlmmv ufi_ld readily, Week ending Week g Week ending L b, 78, in May atone timo, . _Hellor the month %4110, Fobruary Mondaling, Javi BTOCKS IN NEW YORK. Tha following tablo shows the atocks of grain in New York on the dates nome 3 187 aud havo such, switls luht offerings. Ints were held higher, and Febrnary at 44e. salup wero reported of 2,300 bu 4. 000 bis by sample at 43532 K on tea and 3,200 bu at 450 delivered. BAILIEY—Was very qulct and ensy, Exteadand samples woro taken td right oteringe betny wan nominal at_fhie, No, 2inA., D, & C 1 R 2, 050, O 1.&-:9‘:::\:.1»..'--1 “The following showa the recolpts and ship- ments of wheat at points uamed yeaterday: to il oriters, the 10GH ldr ami Monday, 003 same time Jast week, 14,608, Trade wad quict. 'The large recoipia (larye for Monday) roapeet of atill (seer arrlvale fur Tue: a ueatisy lea 10 & gouoral softening of prices. Thalness onened wiow. nud di during tho day shuw much actlvity, though hefora iho closo the bulk of the hous had crossed tho 2,70, and poor to ex- 2, 10, of ot an average deciino hippers wors not doing much, “The niage ket closod steudy at the ubave ‘All salcs of hogd aro uisdo subject to of 40 1bs foe plagy sow and 80 Jve for 8 Pehruary nt 7c soid at 1i7e, Exi fn _other bous Do) fully falr o primo not .ut any.time Febriary was nominally lower at 4034 No. 4 was quoted at 3@ 'nsh ¢nlcd were repors ,400 bu extra B at 40@H%er The folowing instruments were fled for record Muuday, Jau, 6 i CITY PIOPERTY. t, DO It o of LInco}: a3t MORNING OALL. Jan, 0.—Htecefpta~Flour, 21,014 brl Moon Pork—Salos 1,600 brls nt §7.65 _for. Foh- 58,200 Luj corn, 39,600 bu; oots, 17,400 bu; 1,074 bu; Dbarley, 2,150 bus malt, 1,480 bu; pork, 1,497 bris; beel, 2,541 bria; cut meats, 0,004 pkgs; Jaed, 2,708 whisky, 1,258 brls, P Exports—Forty-elght hours — Flaur, 0,000 72,000 bus cara, 59,000 bu, €0ODS RECEIVED at Port of Chlcago Jin, 6: 1. 1. Hayden, 100 sacks salts Callnghan & Co,, 13 cases stereo. vlates; T, Lonviug & Low, B0 cases cheeso; Steelo & Price, 1 cuse stationery; Vergho, Ruht- ing & Co., 1 case manufactured metals Fowler Bros., 450 sacks aalt; order, 106 sacks salt. Cul- lecttons, §1,053.20. TIR WHAAT CROP, The Now York J'roduce Exchan; The wheat crob of the United 8t; estimato at 340, 000, 000 by West Twentleth ol (Melchor Ituttinger to Poter ‘Von Horn st, 264 (¢ w ol Roboy sty 1 £ dat #(Vincenz Lhotks ¢ Whoat—Yales 15,000 bris ut #3Ke 3 Coru—{5, 000 b T for Fehruary, anl 87.75 500 tewat 0. 6734 for March Hales 1,000 tes at §6.07% copper, or sliver. $7.00 for Tumuary, & F and $5.77% for April, Lard wa for March aud 85.674@5. 60 for Febraary, Shart-riba were 100,000 1ok at i and sbort clears were al bris; whoat, I Lin n tmproved, dated Doc, 17, 1 Witliam Freemany., l-I‘twnl Pauhing ueeph Placek to Fraok Wana) r of Nincteenth L Grimth to Loule Hitt) Wood #t, 181 fi n of Blue_Islaud 243100 1t, dated Der, 97, I8TH Goldring fo Altan MeDougall) Turlbat sz, 21035 ft 0ol Woxi 1, dated Jan, O ( 1o Anton Hofiman) .. HOLTU OF CITY LINITS, WITHIN Al NILER OF THE COURT TOUSE, s being made of [ Peach blossom . LATEN. HAY oud city snd some out- Wheat was qniet, February sold at 815 @8445c, and closed at HIGGHHC, yie. vom closed ot 11040 for February and Bi%o for Murch was quist at 10! Meus pork wus rowe, with salos of 1, $7.45 for l‘uhrunrr,:fl 7507, arch wwau quoted'at oy , the cold haviog petarded deliverles 10 (110 COUNLTY. Nu. 1 timothy .. 4 EP—Kecelots; 015, tos lack of supplies. Wo quoty thu ularket Sra b $2.76@4.23 per 100 s, Trade was quist, owing . NEW.YORK. . | Avecial Dispatch te The Tyibuna Nrw Yonk, Jan, 0,—Gramm—Whest gencnily stropger: instances of no red for prompt ad for. ward deliveriea 4@1¢ ba Gbarer and of ring for estly deltvery sbont I bu highor; cablo advices somewhat firmer, thongh quies markets: moderaty bustness In corn for early delivory at barely stesdy prices: mixed Western unraded, 455@47c. Rre in moms request for export, but has rulad low, checking operatione, Oats decidédly more sctlry, and generally a trita dearer; closing very firmly; No. 2 Chicago,-13,000 bu sfloat at 83}0,, A Provistoxs—Mess pork quoted up about 15¢ pry brl for early delivary on & tams market; Wonten rhesd qulet, closing atrong at 16c advance for J; ‘ nuary delivery; $8.GOT8.70 Febryary;, $8.500 8,05 for new, Cut meata more active. Dscon higher and mors demand; lon; quoted at 4%¢ W, Western ateam lard actively songht for exrly . dellvery at an improvement of abous Be por 100 1w, doe to intorrantion of supplies from the Wes by the recent severostorm.’ ©, . * .t i L0 Tartow—In fair requast 8t steady rates; bricg 15 cholce, OK@O 11488, - . . .., S © . Bueans—Taw further advaaced 3o dee lb, orfa @8c for falr and B¢ for good reflning on restrict ed offerlngs and falrly active demand; reflned ais tracted moré attention, ¢ BAImEd ‘Wittanty—Lower, with sales of 50 brla ot $1.12, aind 50 bria at 112X, cloaing weak st the latter e, CLRAN el Frrrants—Weak; opeas tamely in this line; _ -offerings of cargoes of néarlyall kinda psing on s Iimited scale, and bide ruling in several Instancey lower may call ;for. sccommodstion: from graln and peoviatan iuterests; ghrough freight Impeded by, backwardness of supplirs through recent stormy and resulting obstructions o railway trafllo; har. bor busliess atao much retarded by the floaling fca; for Livernoo), engagoments fncinded 1,83 brls’ flour, "through frelght and ‘mainly forward 4iipment, rovotted on privafe terms, quoted st BAgs2s DA per brl, t RS oS - 7t T0 the Western Astoeiated Press: K Naw Yonx, Jan, 0.—Corron—Qules at07-100 0 0-1603 futures quicty Jenuaey, U,48c; Pebruany 0.00c; March, 0.8Ga;-April, 10c; May, 10.13¢ June, 10,24c, G g A 5 Frogn~Strongery zocelpts, 81,000, bels; apper Stato and Westoru, $3.20@360; common fo good _estia, 83,00@4.09; good to cholce, $4.00@4.50: whita whent extra; 34,6605, 231, extra Ohio, §3.70 @5.00; 8t.. Lonls, $3:80@5.76;. Minnesota patent pracess, $3,50@8.00. > /.’ . . GrarN—Wheat'nctive; and s shado highory e colpta, #8,000 bu}' rejected soring, 70@78e; No.8 “do. D0@92¢; No, 2! 46, 08c@$1.00; unaraded do, 3@ 81.00; ungraded red, $1,08; No,3 do, §1.034 @1:043 No. 2 0, $1.005@1.10; No, 1 do, $1.10 @1.10%; ongraded amber, $L.04@1.10; No. 2 ambar, $1.03@1.10; ungraded white,. $1.100 1,103; No, @1 :do, 81.03%; No. 3 do, $1.07¢ 1.075%1 No. 1 do, $1.00@1,10%. * Ryo—Macket doll;- Westorn, ' i0@5734¢c. -~ Batley, 'dull. Com aqufet bus steadys rocelpts, 40,000 ‘bu; ungraded, 47c; No. 3, 445503 steamor, 41%ci No, 2,404 in'store, 47%c; afloaf, 400 for. fancy. Oataact ive, and A shads higber; recelpts, 17,000 bu: No, 2, 8lc; do white, 33%c; No, 1 Nlie; Ko..2 Chis cago, 3135ci mixed Westors, 30@010; white do, BIBBKe, i i <1 b May—Demand active, at 40@40c. Hors—Steady; yearlings, 4300 g Qnocxnixs-Sugar—lemand ' fale* snd markel firm: falr to good refining, 6%@0ic, Molassca~ Market dull; New Orloans, 25@U6c; Porto Rico, 25@%3¢. Rice quict and uachanged. Ixrnoteus—-iligher: United,$2.034@1,03; 1¢¢ Oued, Bi(c; crude, TK@8xe, TatLow—Domand sctive at 85G20 11-10c, Ttxain—Quist and weak st $1,35GsL. 7%, TunrENTINE—Firmer at 286284 ¢, Euas—Firm; Western, 270438c, Puovisio¥a—Pork quiet but fir; tmess, 88,100 84703, Heof gniet bat atcady, Cat meats gt} 1ong " clear middles, 4'4c; short do, 4%¢. Lard= Demand active; prima s X Burren—-Merket dull ¢ , SQ@UAC. Cuvrar—Quiet: Weatern, H@8iic. 4 Winieky—31. 10, v . —— MILWAUKEE. GRATN IN ATDRE 1IN MILWAUKCE. Spectat Dupateh to The Trduns. Mirwvaukee, Jan. 0, ~The atock of grain i Wil wankee a8 " the opentng of business ou, Jan. 4 i roported by the worejonsonien &3 followa: wsTAT, .. L 1879, 1878, 42,040 . 110,43 R A, K 842,779 o, MLLAGG e U035, 208 40,28 No. 1spting hard . Na. 1spring, reguls Nu: 2 spr|ng, regular. No, & apring, rejul 10,0 St 0,011 9,710,376 ' 630,54 dther miues, dlstricts, and locatlons.” ‘The foilowing shows the fluctuations of the detive stocks fgr tho day: Catro pt, 100 1t w ot Wentworth avs nly 50x120 ¢, dated Jon, 0l e GRNZRAL ABSIONXERT FOI TUE HKI 1Tk, Danlel I', Neweil to Chaties M., Cook, COMMERCIAL, Lateat quotations for Juhuary delivery on the leading srticles for the last two business days; Depurimont, 400,000, 000 to 41 wurplus over consimption an 410, OO, 000 bu erop Wil bo ‘e exports uf wheut snd dour from the crop of 1878 hute been a8 followss I'rom Atlantic ports, July 271a Dec. 28, 70, From Caitfornla, duly 110 Dec, 2 From Orogon, Aug. 16 to Dec. 1 ouini at 7. 55@7,00 for S7HTLCT. D0 foo Q0 bele gt 30,50 for vld and 87,450 @i, (10 for Febrnary, $3. 07! @6, 30 for March, and &, 7741645, 80 lurriprll. ) Sbort rius wero Artu ol the earlier advance. UENFERAL MARKETS, BEANS—~Wore quiel st $1.:0% 1,40 per ba. The k eas ateudy, cl New Youk. Jan. 0, —Uusyes—~Recelpts, market obenod rink aud sirony st Friday’ but weakuned beforo the were at sbaat tle Fales current s Weok o 7@10%¢; poor to exird, {ucluding six e af Cherokce stillers, HigHsic: sume sclected fancy @11c;and Nve preminm bollacks close be, 11430 exporiors uved 450 for the week, 8,440 qu two slcamiers {0 0t L0-INOFFOW 4 A8 ¢ frozen o tose, and the Jat Ty do, Y 1 - Hemvr to¥ s 743 11 Lardclused at 85, 1 Surpluw of rop, IKTH Rematnder svatiablo f P “T'he exporia from Houth Ausira) 20 b been 7H, U2 tol of flonr, vqual 1o b 830 dive, BuExe--itecelpts, 4,0600; market active ualea OF abizop at 4@33%c, U ad of Oblo wethers, Vaa steady, with light sales to 0 peits, WOOl et The atock 1a large, and | ( LUMUBLE=V s of wheat and U4, 145,08 tuns of wheat, tous rumalning surplis "Tho Wheat crop 1o the turthe rably, and fhe meaced about the the city broony Tho receapts fales reeu carul brush, ¥, o tho 6rders wers 2 \ern_erchunts 1ight, and with man. for o farge supply of 1 affered alive; e 100 avuilubly for export, ven dlatricta bad progressed harvest was expected 10 by et of Decembicr, bat (rom the w the roports were lews favorable, there wauld be an logeuext spring hus BAST LINELTY, Eisy Lienry, Ca., Jun, U, ~CarrLi—Re since Pridey, 2,071 head through and 713 total for the week ending thia ds: focal, ngaiust i, 000 througn o supply for yard sale forthiawoek nd uearly all sold of shipped ong copt fur howmy canaut tighor than lass week ol i Juirte good shippu (e ! 2% REIEF average yield of about O bu per sere, whict would give s larger survlns for oxport 151870 that from by crop of 178, awing to tue increased nrea under cultiyation this year. PROVISIONS, 1100 PRODUCTS—There was about the volume of business transacted wtronger 81l round, thoogh Liverpool reported I iglt wo far, Urogked. .. 4 s BUITER—Thers was 8 firm market for fancy grades, tho ofturiuge of the sbove sions fubilue’ shart of (b8 demaud. Law g wera duit, and wmedlum also waa uoglected, Flooriug, fret connnon, d foottug, sccond comuor, rd common, dresred. . boarde, A, 14 in. and upwards B, 131n, and npwards, rds, 10 to 13 in., rough., rds, 10 to 14 iu, . Catack boards. 10 to 12 {n ments of the Jeading articles of produce n this city during the forty-cigbt bours' ending a1 3 o'clock on Mondsy morume aud corrésponding date twelve inonths ago: SEEEDLE. Ee 3173 SES. 10131 for tha ook, Im'urt'i Yorkers, funt 233, 728 the weel 4,204,307 Phtiadelyblas, were quoted caslor on heavy. an advance of 0d per 112 1bs on lard, and Ihe mar: ket sympathized with gralu in being Srmer on the peaspoct of less voluminous vupplios of the raw materfal than were poured in’ during Jast month, The_tradiug was Ilsrgely local. but therv wasa ueady demand for wests, which wus checked somewhat by the fact that holders asked higher of stull was not quite 80 largs fir. Lovis, Jan. 0.—Cartie—\Veak and slow; | light demand; hittle dolbgi brices unchanged; ro- ceipte, 1,U00% siipmoats, jot 'and unchanged miarkes was were yrowptly z COIN QUOTATIONS, 'The jollowlng are the quotations fn currency In this 1oarket of cofus, bought ai Y The few orders recelvad [ heavy, g2 100, ulumants, Bude. wid uuchan;«-):” Bid. Askea, ] Tuero was '8 Nght demand b une During the past fortnlzht it has becn 30 cold toat it was sxtromely hazardous (0 #hip cheeny, nud, aside 1701 eupplying the cureent wante of the local trade, little or notbiug bas Leen W cuntiuuy to quole: Beotember sud Uctober, full prices. The ou :n.nms‘fnm. Ceipia, 3, 1007 shipments, ooy, dressed, and beaded 3 Mrus Ponk—Advauced 124@15¢ per brl, and closed 10c highor than on Satarday, with & very o0d demasa during tlie greater part of the seaslun, Bales wera reparted of 50 brls old uy §7.% 12,500 bela seller Fabruary ul §7.02% dm brls luu-r March at $7.025@ 7,774 aud 3,000 brls seller April at §7.7:2508 P S A 1643423 (ar ald ep 191 now, 4pot ur selier January, February, snd §7.73% 27,73 for Mu JFrlue sicas patk wis quoted a} 8.7 estra primo a 4 Lugx-w“ 1o good dems: BaLTivong, Jan. .- Caveee-—~Market dul i @4Y,¢5 pecelpts, 1,003 ¥wins—~Valr supply: moderate demands ige ad- vauce; gaotations, 13r4'ec; recelpty, BuEer—Murket o trido better; qaota outing Ily 1 very little doln) uain about steady, as (ol tarton, 110 degreen taat.... Carbon, 1iliool tezal, 183 des. te fteadlight, 175 degracy teat, i 1555 160 slollars were 100) {u currency, Gold snd sliver % * JOHBION EXCHAN COAL—Doaters are conslderably bohlud with demund for a buwber of days 80 pressed wore sume of the dealere that they kept thulr d 1ug ull day Sunday. " Prices rei wanna, larje ¢ wauna, swall having been active. Special Disaaics 10 The Tribuna S e O ate 106, el reputl receipts, i 8l wmeats, H G aative shippere, 33:0084.00; b ers and fecders, i Fam sty | 3 pie D! g. 342084 Kaxsas C1ry, Mo, 1 nd. and advdnced 2%;c alea wers roporied of 300 tcs suot at 83.503 750 tcw aviler January at §3.50: 4,250 fcs sellor Fobruary at 3. 52465, 57 000 salior March at The market o weller Junuary, W wintered and coru- 362 Hods—Iecetuts, \ive: falt to choico buavy 133 ekt shipping, $3.0034. 20, £33, ¥ §53063. U755 otal, 12,500 e osed 3 ot cash 13 far Febraary, au B3l 13 nelar Aaroh: Kbl closed noriual 3 perm essee o atefuot v, sirlcily pi ira, rlo Lol l]:imu\gr( & Ouio. ,\:cllfluu(nl‘li . Cixctxxatt, Jan, 0, sud prices s shadeo Llin lous—In good dquiand, avy: common. $2, 25 hacklug, 32 B3Q 407 b Withdrawn from storo during clty cousumption: T19 bu wheat, 1,073 bu barley. ‘The following raln was fnspected futo store fu tbls o'y yesterduy swornfug: 8 vars No, 1 red MeATa—Were In falr demand, aud ayer es, 0w lots befie beld fe bigher, & ported of 400 box #uort ribs at 83,4 rather free offcriugs. odorized, 63 eravit dcodorlzed, 74 deg Vidied siates cusreucy tious: . 5 Pork tarmelo cooenicnanne vianeen Burrato, Jun. 0. —Tue only tisnsactions at the Gusulive, 87 degroeds ... . 178 e 7,010, 6,783 uo,g67 9,78 ot L o.uu - s 1 10,80 415,90 ' 2w7,80 A6 e ‘ol 5 20,487 3 4, 500 + 050,847 - 05,585 100,501 - '@8.4%4 u-::(rlfi ‘ vrv_lf! 104, 30 7478 eIncluding 309, 060 ba sfosl. ) To the Weitgrn’ Associated Priis. Mitwaukse, Jan, G.~Prous—~Qulet and une changed.} P ke g X Quani-Whest drm¢ opened and closed frm; No. 1 Milwaukeo hard, 53)§0; No, 1) Mllwaukee, B7ci No. 2 Milwsukee, anusry, 83%¢; Febra ary, S456] Marehy 89%¢c; No. 3 Milwagkeo, 70%¢7 rejectad, BOKe, Com luwer; No, 2, 201 Sraer; No.'2, 10%@10%ec. Rye y 4%. Barley negiscied; No. 3 spring, 80c; Fyusu® 3 o 3. 50, .%y at 92, 853, 80; dreaded Srm} 00 bels: whest, 42,000 bi. 1,000 brls; wheat, 20,000 ————— BALTIMORE. Barpisous, daw 4, —FLoun—Active and stronti Westera supsrine, 32 T6@ 83; do extra, $3.508 4.103 do family, $5.60@4.73. Quain~Whoat—Western s shade firmer and quict with small offeringy; Na Peousylvaula re €1.075,@1.0733; No. 2 Western winter red, spit sndJauusry, $1.00%; February, $L.0GK@1.01 Corn—Western L good inqulry, bus ofler] igh! Western wixed, epotand Janusry, 425 @4dc; Feb- puary, AUN@43%e; steamer, 40c, WLate tainy active and stendy: Wesiern white, BO@:lc; 4O wixed, Z86E20c; Penusylvanla, S8@Bl, Hye nominally steady. ay—Quiet and about steady; prime Peanaylvs- iz, $10,00215.00 per ton. Puovisioss =Very qulet; Mesw pork, old, 87.756; Loose shoulders, new, 23c; clear ril stdes, o per car-loods, packed new, BL@dlgc. Bacou— Bhouldere, old, IZ3LC clear I aidus, 33w, 0% Hreairre—Fiour, 4, B Burssnra—ilour, U Jobbing trade outry $4. 25, Bulk meals—