Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1880, Page 6

\ FINANCE AND TRADE. Increasing Ptirchases of Stocks by the Public. Money Easicr and Investments in a Demand. Large Receipts of Cnrroncy at Chicago —The Mining Board. The. Produce Marketa More Active, and : "Generally Stronger, imnlated by oa Light Wog Crop and Open : Weather, FINANCIAL, An improvoment was noticeable at Chiengo and tn Now York in tho disposition of people to buy atocks and bonds, ‘The accumulation of funds from dividends and the profits of the yonr'’s business are makin themselves felt, The year wasn prosperous one, anil those who have made monoy are looking about for investments. ‘The’ caso in the money market, which {94 per eonton call in New York and 6 per cent in Chi+ cago, Is having its cfeut on stocks. Prices yess terday wore firm, and at the close werent or near tho highest of the day. ‘Tho soft wenther, which hus turned the country roads into pulp, will cut down carnings and maken bad showing for railroad business for January, but 1s what js lost in this way Is mado good when the ronds become passable it docs not cheek the tendency to buy stocks, A pool fa said to have been formed in Eric. A dcoline {1 Its price from 4335 tu i gave eotor to tho report, as the price In such a caso would probably go down before it went up. ‘The not blo changes were an ndvance In New York Con- trnl of 2X, to1934%; Northwest preferred 1%, to 10734; Hock Island 1% 44; St. Joe preferred 1%, to00%; Lake Erie & Western 14, to 23; and Kansas Paeiflc 44, to 8, Michigan Central ‘opened nt 8014, Bold up to 103%, and down to 8914, . and closed at 893;, a gain of %, Lake Shore sold At MD}, 1004, and 993, and closed ut 093;. North- ‘West common opened and closed at 01%, after ranging between 912¢ and Olly. St. Paul was firm, and advanced from 77% to 784, closing nt 8. Tho preferred mado X, to 10244, Ilinols Cen- teal advanced xX, to 1014; Alton 44, to 104; Union Pacifica 4%, to &%: Oblo & Mississlpp! %, to 80%; Jron Mountain 3a, t0L2%; Bt, Joo 45, to 354; Deluware & Hud- gon X, to Wg; Morris & Essex 34, to 103; Kansas & Texas %, to 974; Wabash preferred 1, to 6744; Minnenpolis 4, to 4744; Western Union to 100%; Northern Paciile 1%, to #2%; Manhattan 14, to H14, Ohio & Mississippi opened nt 6575 and closed at 58%. Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central lost i, to0N: Luckawannna %, to 8$3¢; Jersey Central 34, to 84g; Canndn Southern $5, to omg; Atlantic & Paeltic 35, to 40; Reading 4, to 71; San Fran- clsvo 3, to 431¢; the preferred %, to Fi4; Pacile Mail %, to 0734; Loulsville & Nashville 93, to 6014; Mobile & Ohio &, to 44K; Chesapeake & Obio 1, to20; Sloux City 34, to 38%. Trio second 63 opened nt 87X, advanced to 83, sold ns low na 874, and closed at 8734, In railroad bonds, jn New York on Tuesday, a well-distributed business was done, and gener- ally at firm prices, Erie second consuls sold at BIGHT, funded bs at B24@824, and gold consols: at 116 regular and 116% buyer 30, Tho tssucs of Missouri, Kunsag & Texas wero less uctive than on Monday, but steady as to prices, the first con- Bola at 14 @0x%, and the Reconds ut MENX@ 60%. Boston, Hartford & Erie firsta rose from 86), to 50. Chesapeake & Ohio firsts series B. acolincd , to 03%, and Rome, Water- town & Ogdensburg 4, to 59%. New Jersvy Central consols declined to 1043, but Jater recovered to 104%. Canada Southorn fell from 89% to 80%. Tho activity in Mobile & Ohio debentures continued, withadvances of 17 for tho firsts to 064, of % for the Acconds to4t, of 2 Per cent for the thirds to 83, tho fourths selllug Bt 35 and tho first mortgages nt O7@9KG07. St. Louis & Iron Mountain first preferred fucomes rose % per cent,to 83, tho second incomes aclling at 7% @0%, hind at 70% buyer thirty days, Mor- ris & Essex consols were \{ higher, at 1074. Denver & Rio Grande firsts declined 14, to 07! ‘and Texas Paciilc incomesadyanced 2} per cent, wn. - Government bonds were active at advancing prices, There is a good general demand for bonds for tha Investinent of tho carnings of tha year, Tho 4s were 10)% bid and 103% usked in New York, and 103% bid and 103% asked In Chi- eago. Chicago dealers wore offering 103% for largo nmounts of 4s. The 44s were % higher, at 100% bid and 100% nsked. Tho Ss showed again of M,nt103% bid and 103% asked. Tho 63 wero (Od and 101%, © Foreign exchange was dull and firm, with o ‘wall supply of bids. Tho posted mites for ster- Ming were 482 and 481%, Sterling yruin bills wero 6WHE470Y. Actuut bankers’ mites in New York wero 4814@481% and 4832, and the game In Chi- cago. French grain bills were 64 for Paris. Gorman commercial murks’ wero $4, Tho ox- Ports of domestic produce from New York for the past week nmounted to $5,000,009, nyuinst. $4,420,575 for tho corresponding weok of 187), The following tublo shows tho exports (oxotusive Of apecie) from the port of New York for tho week ending Jun. 6, 1880, compured with the statement of the two previous yours: wht Birico JAN. Teves ROK SLCUSTS RATT OH Rates for loans are beeomtog deciiedly gasier InChicago. On the street, Sirit-cliss call louns ‘pan be negotiated ath per cunt, sixty to ninety auy loans at 6 percent. The banka still quote thelr rutes at 7@8 per cont. The brokers and the bunks bave changed positions since the puule ns tothe rates for loans, Borrowers who putron- ized tho brokers used to pay the highest rut how the brokers make rutes lower than tho bank quotations. The reuson is, that the banks ‘with surplus funds put out thelr money through the brokers at what ft is worth in the open mur- +; ket. Currency recolpts ure still lungely in ux- ecasof tho shipments, New York exchange was quoted between banks at (Gi6e per $1,000 pre- galum, Dunk clearings were $5,600,000, Local scourltica nrv inactive demand, Nearly everybody haseomething to invest. The elty and county bonds of 1802, which used to bo the standard supply of dealers, have now all gone into tho hands of pormancnt holders, Chicago hus been Importing itsown securities from Houston ‘and New York. In the Boston market, Chicago. bonds that woro 100% u few weeks ago ure now held atl. Tho prico of city ts hus udvanced in tho late thirty dayn2, to110, Thedlsuppenrance of the older issucs ia invklog way for the Cook County 68. ‘ On tho Chicago Mining Nourd 700 Leviathan ‘were cold at 875%, The following quotations were mado: eis uschante’ Nationnl Banik... Infon Natiutusl Unik. onal Bunk of Diinels,, MS eee urehant’ Buyin, 5 bay ide & Jeathor Busi to terustional Junks..s; 1) Sbleauo Went Bivision alloy Cares icago West Division Railway Ua, Chicago City ialtwa: esi Gea Light & Coke Comjaiiy.. 135 Bigin National Waucn Compa TH North Cutcayo Railing Stilhs.. 1390) ‘raders’ Insurance Compass; 14 SERRE RM Cotton opened lower nt 13.010 for February, and Livio for Murch, which then advanced to tic, The close was 1iWe for February, with tho market steady at Now York and Liverpool, . Tho Munchester, Eng. Guardian suid, Jan. 6 that the demand for goods und yarns was mod+ emtely active on Saturday, There wasa fulr inguiry for Indla, Culeuttu disputebes ure more encouraging, and but for the high prices there u wood business wight be done for that market, Manufpcturers ure, however, vory fri, and tho threatening aspect of tho votton market renders them increasingly dificult to deal with, Advices {vom China sbow no fmprovement. The Now York Dady Bulidin of ‘Tucaduy described tho . New York market as dull and walting for de- ‘“cyelopmenta, . 3 Erie curnings for November have been pro- cure! in some scmi-ollicial way, and sbow, In and $400.00 net earnings, Assuming these Nyy res to be substantully currect, aud tuking tho xpund figures, $1,470,000 yrous, $900,000 expenses, | comparative figures for November, 1878 and 1877, which reached this market’ by way of London only the third week of March, 1879, wo have tho following results for three yours: The expenses for Novembor, 1 mated at 06% per cont. In Roston, speculation, according to the Ad- vertiser, although temporarily cheeked during the last weeks of tho old year, isnot dead, or oven sleeping, but fa watching its chanco, or {s already in motion. Iailroads are, of course, tho Prominent and favorit field for this Hine of oper+ ation, although mining stocks, or anything clse, re in dcondition to go, If thoy nre taken hold of by enterprising operators, Thut, while busi+ nieas in this lino ts good, and excites tho activity of many of the bold and enterprising, there is always n solld substratum of buyers for invest- ment purposes, who look to tho prospect of aur dividends, without regard to nny rapid advance, ‘This keeps nll clasacs of stocks moving, and in. many cases nn advance is established solcly through the investment demand, Galveston telegrams report that the Houston & Texas Central Ratlrond Company carned last yenr 5 per cent towards {ta stock, The recetpta of tho Marietta & Cincinnati Ratl- road for September and October were $450,241, an inerenso of $166,599, or @2 per cont over the same period in 1878. The earnings for October wero tho largest in tho history of the rond, which Is now earning enough to pay tho Interest on the three prior mortgayes. Earnings of the St. Paul Road for the fourth week of December show an Incrense of 8175,057, and for the month of Decembor a gain of $314,- 487. The St. Louls & San Francisco Natlway Com- Dany reports the carnings for the fourth week of December at 817.000, an Inerease over tho same week in 1878 of $20,700, EarniAgs for the mouth of December, 1870, $212,800, an inurense over the corresponding month of 1878 of $110,100, GOVERNMENT noNDS, 1.8. feof ‘at... ait UR pow diene inet U.S. 4-por-cant conpon: 10g FOUELIN: EXCHANGE. Sterling. Sty dave SEN COMMERCIAL MILLS. SELL YOUR UNITED STATES LONDS And avcure n handsome promium, and BUY COOK COUNTY O8 WRS'T CHICAGO 5 PER CENT BONDS An equally gdod security, bearing highor rate of interes CHARLES HENROTIN, 105 Washington-st, FIELD, LINDLEY & CO., Now York. $4 La Salto-st., Chicago, STOCKS, ‘Mombers of N. ¥, Stock Exchange. ALBERT M, DAY, Manager. TRASK & FRANCIS, Bankers and Hrokers, 7 BUOADWAY, N. ¥. Mombers of tho Now York Stock Hxchange und New York Mining Stack Exelnnge, All classes of Securities Bought and Sold on Commis- ‘sion and Carried on Murgins, Dally Market Lottora sent to Customers. FIRST NATION AT: TANK OF GittcaGo o) COOK COUNTY llinee CLTY HONDS, BOUT PARK TON! GOVERNMENT Ronn, suente Deposit Dopattment, entrunce on Wasbing- WATSON, LA GRANGE & GINSON, @ Wall-at, 4 Pine-st, Now York, San Francisco, BANKERS AND BROKERS, Bpeeial facilities nnd advantages in furnishing LEGITIMATE MINING INVESTMENTS, Inquiries cheerfully answored. BY TELEGRAPIL NEW YORK, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. New York, Jin, &.—For the flrat tiine in many dnys the market gave Indications of a gencral bull movement. There have been days of lute whon some purticulur atocks showed grent ‘atrength, but when nt the same time other prominent stocks oxhiblted weakness. Tu-duy: tho strength hus been goneral on almost tho whole list. High-priced dividend-paying stocks have led in the speculation, Rock Island selling upto 1 ant New York Central to 135. Those dividend-paying stocks selling nbout par, such as Luke Shorv and Western Union, buve been quite netive and strong; and such stocks as Northwestern and St. Paul, which are expected to reach pur, were equally prominent and strong: dn the dealings, Kaunas & Texns securities maintuln their lend among the lowe priced Rpecue lutives, closely followed by Hannibal common and preferred. ‘The gross earnings of the Chicago & Alton Railroud for 180 were $5,745,060, neninst $4,- O71,519 In 1878, an inorvuse of $1,074,401, This fs an excellent showing, and proves the wisdom of the manayers in extending the rond from Mox- Ico, Moy to Kansas City; na the extension hid been open about six imonths only, the result ts more Erion, Itmay bo well to call tho attention of tnvestors to tho fact that, as con peice with tho Rock Tstand, selling it 182, Bui ington & Quincy at Hi, Atchison & Topekn 140, and Kome other gilt-edyed Investment secur tles, Chieugo & Alton at 108 for common and 1230 for preferred fx remurkably cheap or the others too high, The Alton Road is in a position that warrants the expectations of a qreut! improving future. Very heavy beta hive re- cently been made on New York Central, Ex- Sheriff O'Nrlen bot ltufus Hateh $1,000 the stock would aell at 140 before 120. Ho alse hutd $1,000 with another broker It would sell at 16 within alxty days. To the Western Asoctated Press, New Yous, Jun, 8.—Goveruinents netive and hiyuer, especiully for Pacitic 6s, which advanced Ih. Tine stiver, 113%. Huttrund bonds stronger and higher, partict larly for Kansas & Texas frets and seconds, and Cheanpente & Oto tests, Slate securities dull, The stock market was buoyant during tho ter part of the day, and prices advanced runt, the latter Oreyun Tallway & Navi- ution Company, New York Central, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louls, Kuna Paelfle, Kansas & Texns, and Oblo & Misstsal ppt wers also prom- Inent in the upward Inovement. Toward tho ¢lose the prices reacted ¥ to 14 pe butin the fil sales there wns partie Tho ity’ Was In ake Khor, and Rou tnent wlires Were yunved theres, The advance wis atlyle ney, Which fs expected to ture, : triu-Hyht stock {6 heavy und has been offered nt $2,500, ‘There ia little ebipost- Hon manifested to tity ak these theured, thy, lust bidhaving been in tho nelyhborhood ‘of ¥4,000, Gas shares were strong to-lay at iulyatced Pelees, the municipal stock relay 10 per cer Pranaactions 26000 shares: GU,000 Erie, 17,000 Lnko Bhore, 11,000 Northwest, 24,000 St. Paul WO) Daekaworin, 4.600 Sichiqin’ Central, 3,000 nols Central, 2.400 Columbus, Chicago & Thdl- ana Central, 2100 Canada Southern, 11,000 Bt, Joseph, 1200 Houston & Vexns, 0,400 Oblos, 11,000 Weatern Union, 2000 Atiuntle’& Paeitla Polo raph, 8.00 Pueltio Salt, 19,000 Wabash, St. Louls E hucite, doy Kunsiey de oxug, EN “lyon Mountain, 7.000 Now York Centra, 64000 Northern Puoitic, 3400 Mubllo & Ollo, 6,50" Luke Erie & Weatern, 6000 St. Loule & San Franclseo, 1,000 Cloyeland, Columbus, Cineinnatl & Indlanapalta, 2,800 Kundus Pacdile, 1,000 Loulsvillo & Nushville, ‘wud 3,000 Chegapenke & Olio, Monoy murket enay ut 96, closing at 3, Prima moreantile paper, 58. Hierling exchange quict; sixty days, 481}; alybt, 105%. > GOVEMNMENT nONDS, 1.8, 1831, cou ell Now de, cout New Bestest eis Bechiots of Naw tases. +1084) BTATZ BONDS, Loulsiana Tis, consul, Miasourt Ge (oterud Bt Juseph., Pennvawe ti Now (omtured), Ov Erle, Granger shires, Libs Rosthera Puchio: JNorthom Vac. WH Laulsviile & Nastyl Houston & Texus. Weatern Union. ETIVe see wees 2 aot Athantie § Puctiig rly, preferred. WPacite sul Rorthweate: ¥ SSP | x Cnty: hipiee che ko & Ohio... 19} Niet Cloyeland &: iia es GD xcotettir, 4ig Homentake, OT lmtarinss cs cose vig Btandand.. i Lake Erie Note—Witero ificre aro no sates n ling wi in placo of nguotation, CLRATING-OUSE REVIEW, Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunds New Yonk, Jan, 8.—Tho Public omita its usual woolly table of cleatingys to-tlay, theapnee being oceupled by a reviow of tho entire your's trans: actions, A monthly table ts given, howover, which shows littiod!fferenee in any reapeet from tho resulta of Inte published. Pho Public eom- ments on tho aggregate transactions thus: So general nnd great an inercaso in payments through tho clerring-houres could not have oc- eurred within a eingle yenr had not tho year 1878 heen as remarknble for extreme depression ns tho year 1879 bus been for wonderful recovery And great prosperity.” FORRION. Lonpow, Jan. 86 p. m.—Coneole, 97 11-18. American securitles—Now ba, 106'g; 448, 10s is, 100% Erlo, 4430; seconds, Heading, 30%. Panis, dan. &—itentes, 81f ioe, Lonpox, Jan. 8.—The bulllon in the Rank of England inereased £27,000 during the past week. The propertion of tho bank's reserve to its Nabiilty $9.39 per eent. Panis, Jan, &—Specio in the Bank of France Acereased 7,076,000 francs the past week, MINING STOCKS. SAN _FRANCIBCO. . SAN Francisco, Cal, Jun. 8—The following are the closing quotations at tho Stock Board; Alpha Atta, Herchar : Host & Waictie: Button sev. California: Chottae & Potast Consatidated Vu wi Point 3 Hnrokn Consoliduted.. Hxchoqui Gount Grand Tinto & sain Tantled Mesteun Northern Weil phte Sis, Lady Washtny a Hinek Fw, onl Dol Monte’... oo i Nortt KET yeTap Wy Kelvedtore:.. verniti gy Nnvins Sf. Untedus SH Hudley Slory ‘Bre May Unton, Hite Mishattien: oY Yellow dneke hie hos i Y [TMI serves Aig ditckvon': 2 ynitleste ie Leapard. sen rat silver Hil Consanidated Pacitie. South Nounday. 116 Mammoth, a WosTON. Boston, Maas., Jan. #—The following are the closing quotat is forcopper stocks: 25 {Pownhie ais nines REAL ESTATE. ‘Tho following instruments wero Mled for reo- ord ‘Thursday, Jan. 8: CITY PRopEury. Stowart av, 122 ftn of Thirts wind at, © f, 245 ft, dated Jan, Z(Ateust Kab to Chleago &, ny Tatdtants itniroad ff Tinrrisoin at wf, S5xi0 tr, dated ‘Dec, a, IY (Ann Farretl' to F. Jt tener, Michimn t. i ddan, 8 (Anron proved, dis fanorahy MeKAy). ver stanusce csccregeey 15000 Willuve ata no cor of Fromonis ef toto fi, ime yovedcuated, Jan.7 (Anton Huebner to Cart Third nv, 133 10h OF Turtinon si, Wt SKIL Te, buproved, dated Jan. 7 (James Mathaws to Feedorick HEMP) seeees. , 710 We dated Tank's UStaphon We Rice ee dated, dan, 2 on We i (reer 13,855 B70 vide 4 of Sixt f Sistary tte ‘Thomas to Willa Borden). > 2 71S Washington st undivided 1-0.0f' the tibure lot, dnted Jan, 7 Busan Ky Thomas to etmo)...... 4470 Washington st. undivided 34 of the abuve, duted Dee, 1%, 190) (N, 5. Blick to anme) 1a SOUTILOF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A IADIUS OF SEVEN MILKS OF TILE COURT-NOUSE, Fifty-tirat at, 309 ft of Indiana ay, nf, 12x00 cart Jan 8 (Willan Ostqnndors to Virgin Iinyroved, dated Jun 8 (Mnator In 'Chancory: tw AHL Darrow)... 4 om Onvwoll at, 350 fim of “Piftystirat, ‘ot, 3x duted Jan. (Charles Carlson to 1, Chat 400 Dunean ny, @ fm of Fifty-thind sty @ f, 23x10 fe, duted’ Jan 8 Games Currun ‘to William Diinean ay, sane ns thie Above, dated dan, Tana W. Curran ty nies Currant. 5 NORTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A HADIUS OF BEVEN MILES OF THE COURT-IOLRE, jonman ay,.n of Milwaukee, of, M0xt8t f Mited Sana tues AL Allen to thomus 1 Lohiman itv, wine na the above, dated tie 1g (Lhonias iL Byrne tw boule Knapp). COMMERCIAL, ‘Tho following wero the receipta and shipments of the lending articles of producoin this city during tho twenty-four bours ending at 7 o'clock Thursday mornin; 1,800 1,800 Flour, bri bent ‘bu. orn, bu, Gata, bn. ee bits Hrivy, ba Ciruss-need, Flux-noed, Iba, Wouk, Poutoon, bi Cont, tons... Hay, ton Lumibor, Saint Salt, bri Poultry, tbs. Unmo, Eu, Chase, boxe Green ipl eum, t i Withdriwn from store during Wednesday for efty consumption, 067 bu barley, The following grain was Inspected into storo in thigelty yesterday morning: 16 curs No. 2 winter whent, 18 cars No. 3do, 1 cur rejected, 4 curs mixed, 160 cara No. d spring, 73 ears No. io do, 27 cars eted, J curs no grado Gi wheat); U8 cura No, 2 corn, 62 curs high mixed, 100. cars und, ote. (20 corn); #1 cars white onts, 11 ears No, 2 nixed, 10 ears rejected (43 outa); Tours No. 2 rye; 8 cars No, d barley, cara extm, 6 curs low griulo 25 barley). ‘Votul, @26 curs or $35,000 bu. Inepected aatts 12.24 bu wheat, 73,203. bu corn, 12,081 bu onta, 3,272 bu barley, ‘Tho receipts from grain inspeution In this clty during the lust four months of 1870 ure estimated to have been wbout $04,000,-or not far from double the uctual working expenses of tho force, Acontract was taudo yestertny for fee to bo leaded an card fn Novthorn Wisconaln at 84 per ton. Plenty of fee can bo obtained tram that part of the world if our own orop should be a fallure, ‘The leading produce markets were rather moro ietlve yesterday, and somowbat stendier after the firxt hour,. Provisions were tn good demand. by partica who belleve that the hog crop is short enough to give a big faulting off Inthe yleld of tho wintor’s work. Graln was steudied by the prospect that somo way will be found out of tho storage §difleulty. = Thero wa} no fear thot capital will be wanting to curry the property if sultable arringements can ve mudy for storing ft, und the grout ina. jority of operators belleve ft will nil be wanted by consnmers before anothor harvest, The Brit» ish mnurketa were weak on breadatuila yestur- duy, but that was supposed to be purtly In von- sequence of the recont decline hero, The Weather in the Weat fs open enough to make tt probable that tho produce movement from frat hands will soon dcercase, Mess pork closed 100 higher, ut about $1.05 for now, sellar January, and SULIT for February, Lard closed 24% 6a higher, nt $7,727,724 for new, sollor Janus ury, oud $7.50 seller Fobruary, Short ribs closed ut $1,7734@6.80 for Pebruury. Spring wheat closed Lge higher, at $1.00 apor und 81.5134 for Fobrue ; ary, Winter wheat closed on "Chango at 81.2355 for red. Corn closed yo bigher, at 4040 spot and: 4ohu for Muy, Moga were actlye and firin, nt $4.00G4.b0tfor Ducon prides, and wl 84.25@4.70 for heavy, Cat- Uo were uellye, and Side higher, with sates ut B2.40G5.20, : THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, Word quoted unchanged. Tobacco was firm, Coal remains dull, Tambor was in moderato demand, prices ox- hibiting no material change. Natls advanced to. $5.26 por keg, a raise of S00 slice the year opened. Tron and metals were quoted them, with aol trade for midwinter. The wool, hide, and walt markets wero stondy, Hay was In better re- qucat for local use and shipment, with emallor supplies, the soft wenther hnay- ing mado tho roads bad ‘for hauling. Timothy seed advanced 100 per bu under a Ives ly order demand, with nono offered except n fow store lots, Othor varieties shower! little change, clover being dull and wenk. Poultry was saline Uletocanners, Otherwise thoro was na limited cull for ft, and tho market won wenk, tho soft weouther making holdera anxious to soll, Green frults were also slow. H Kounnnl & Co,, of Indianapolis, estimate that tho wintof packing of this city will full short nt least 457,000 hogs as compared with Inat year, muking allowance for diminished welght, and tho deflelevoy may be as much us 650,000, Tho fame rata of falling off at othor points would give a doficiency of one to one and u half million hogs. If the product. of 600,000 hoys wns all consumed Inst senson, then ft certainly docs not seem probable that thoro will be too much stuif in 1880, with a bet- ter demand warranted by incrensed prosperity. It may perhaps be argued from thts that present Prices aro too low. The Cineinnat! Price-Current eatimnatea a decrease of 100,000 hend for tho wine tor, beatdes n falting off in weight. It Is understood thatthe sehra Col, Ellsworth, I. M. Foster, Knapp, anid Owasco will lord corn now and take {tte Buifalo In the spring. ‘Tho capacity foots up about $1,000 bu, The quoted rates are 64@io for corn, tho carriers being firm atthe outslds figure. There seems to be eonalderablo inquiry for vessels, to rellovo tho elovators, Rall freights wera reported steady on tho ‘busls of 40¢ per 100 bs on grain to New York, and 450 on boxed menta to do, Through freights to Liverpool were 0¢ on meats and lard, and 65¢ on flour. Tho following table shows the quantitica of wheat and corn on passage for the United King dom for ports of cull and for direct ports, on the dntes named: Flourandwhentianezauna "Seine Rena 1 whent,qra.. £20! xe é Cornqrs. * bs . BLOOD PAT ‘OHO Tho following shows the recolpta and ship- ments of wheat at polnts mina yesterday: Chicaxo... New York... Philadelphia Baltimore, SAAT RR points aggreguted 180,000 bu, and the shipments 41,000 bu. Tho following was tho produco movement re- ported from New York yesterday: Recolpts— Flour, 17,001 bris; whent, 45,300 bu; corn, 120,168 ny onts, 56,872 buy corn-moal, 108 phys; ry DO bu; barley, 10,460 bus malt, 4,000 bu; pork, 120 brs; beef, 2,000 bri; cut meats, 2,013 pkgs; lurd, 008 tes; whisky, 1,109 bris. Exports—For twenty-four hours: Flour, 35,000 bris; wheat, 107,000 bu;, corn, 53,000 bu; oats, 3,000 bu. PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Wero mora netive, boing In much better speculative demand, and the market ruled firmer, though hogs were quoted ensier and Liv ‘erpoo! was dull on monte. ‘The sipping demand was tame, partly bechuso of soft wenthor, but tho ree ported shortage in packing returns for the wholo ‘West holpod to atrongth ju all descriptions of product. Mxgs PouK—Fell of Agceurly, ndvancod 124e, und closed 24480 above to latest priees uf Wednenday, ALSIRONELLOEY nah or voller January, H1R0E11. 726 soller February, and $1387hetLW for March, Snlos ‘wero roportad of 1250hris soller Januury at 13.5714 TANG; LY brie sollor Fobruary nt F11.65@13.77463 und 41,20 brla seller March ut 1L4G1LG, ‘Total, 7 bri % LARD—Advanced 2}4@5e from tho Intest prices of Wednostuy, and_cloxed fem at $7,707,724 spo soller Junuiry, 40 for February, an $4087 2 March. ‘Mulus vere roported ae “2a tea eniah Wt RAs BO tesmellor Janunry wt $igC7s0; 1100 tes Oller Febroary nt i and 825) tee wollor Murch at Faa Tag. HH tex. MEATS—Werw In good demand on local futures, bat othorwise quiet; thy runrket advanced: about, 100 por UO Bs. Baten were reparted of 1D boxes ah (country) At 436e, 60 boxes Ton elenirs. it £6.00), DK Banhurt rts at fig for Febranry, and “tive 6404 for March, “Prices for the lending cuts were abort aa fullows for partly-curgd Lota Shout= [Tc 8.) Shore ders. |elears.leleara, Twore,., 4233 O03 O75 Hpot, boxed... 4 OOF 6 dunuary, boxed, 45| cnt Fouruury, boxe 455] Maret, ‘Short ribs, salior February, closed: glunrequoten nt gS uosd und 4038 boxe Me boxeds lung ctit hina, 84 651 Tans, pickled haniM@quoted nt sasige for cis avenue; gevon hams, sante averages, Bye} (cr do seller Februs at Ary, i} {ier Mreon ahowldlors, iat Kican quvlod ne Stesive Tur uouiiiera 16a79(0 for short ribs 73iWe for wliurt eleirs, Ugaloe for nuns, all canvusod und packed. (Giteane Was quictnt GR6Me for white, B{@ii¢0 for ot yell, (aia for “brown. SREE Waa quldt nt 8202000 for mess, 22008025 for oxtrn monn, ind a4.$06018(0 for biann, TALLOW—Wna quoted ¢ for city and OR6}0 for country, with sales o1 chulca clty at Ge. BREADSTUFFs, FLOUR—Was vary dull, atmont inactive, shippers having no ordera they could fll at current quotations, while locn! denlors beld off, Salen wore timited 10 @ brla winters, and %0 bris springs, nt £7.00 fur patonta, Export extras wore quotod nt $5.00G575 In sucks, and dunblo extra do at %.1540.5, OTURR MILLSTU¥?S—Siles wero 1S cata bran at $12,061.75 per ton; Zenrs middlinga nt $00, Conrse corn-menl was nominal at $1175 per ton on track. SPRING WHEAT—Was mora active, und vory norvous; it fel! off S40 early, but ndvanced ntout 2a, ‘und clonad I}fo above tha latest pricos of Wednesday, ‘Tho Uritish markets wore ngain dull and depressed, with buyurs holding of for furthor concesslons, nnd thoro were rumors out horo to the effect that the Now York oporntora hind svld out over ZOO bu here within the past woek, whilo our ro- Ipte wore aenin larko. Theso’ things all tended to weakness; Dut there wore also curront rumors to the ufeot Unit New Yorkers word auatn buylig, und Hio market in New York was firmer tan expecied. ‘Thera was cortainiy n botter domund for futures though dimeult to say for whom, and this tree turned the gunoral suntimont, “Tharo ‘was u wood domind for spot, closing ut #10 fur ind $13 for Ni Bolter Febriury openod st $1.2 Mf, advanced to $1206, foll back to 1.8, ond tniprovied to ae clone cl mH is ni at SLSpg. allan Mirch win quick wt $1 Aibgce1 1196, cloning ut $1134; and January ne sire 14, cloning $10, Spot oles ware reported of 17,00 bu Na. 3 ngs EHOW) Du Now at $U-l8s 00) bu rejetadt and 1,2 bu by sample ot Wigea$Lsg. Total, ae WiNtHit WIKAT—Woas firm at Mo advance, Sales were 2,84 bu rod at 31.234: 120 bu do in Central at PSDs wg 2,00 bn Nod winter at $1.21; 2.400 bu Ne i 0 bit by vane, Bt $100; und 4 bu do : Me Orin WitkaT—Nales wore 2.400 bu mixed ot $1.07 id LGN) bu No. t Mintionota tet #2384, IS Wus in god deuund und Brier, advancing about ge from tho jatest prices of Wedtnenlay, Tho Torelan inarkots wery enslur, Livorpoo! reporting & decline of Sid per contad, hut our revelpts were suns! er, aud expocted to fall-Git stl iore, owing tu sutt Weather, This, with the tinproved tone In wheat, ine diced o Hrmur fooling. Choro Wasa fale Inqiey for spot, elusing ut diigo for No, 2 und sat (o for rejected In Muro, but sumplo iota were very Wutl, Buller May: pend at ke, iaprived to £ge, and cloxetl Wt daha Ud, “Hellor Junio was quiet ut$asao hutow May, wud duly newrly ‘nominal ae 4 above May,” Boller the inohth wold nt WadOne, dosing ne Wife. Feuraae ringed RLdGeadice, and Murch Wan quoted nt 4g dle. Mpot niles wore reported of IMS) bu No, aud Wher AU bu HOw mixed askh re. now blah infxed wtstcents Go igo an ruck; 000 hit Ae 7 and 200 bu oars ati, 4 seine re ‘ONTS—W neilya, futures being rathnr quiet, ‘The markut averumed Wekee hughor, uniter moderate offerings, and was strong” beter, li xympathy with ftir writ and Now York, ithe recelus word anal, andl palit oe! kample to shivers, Setlor May openud af 840, und closed frm ntEN(e, February wold AEB Gedi 4, and closed atiiysice, Bollor thi munth, of reiculag outs, were quick itt Secedtige, und ti iat Voto at tee, Ciuh sutes wore reporter! of 2.000 bu Nu. dat Wop Thun) pu by staple ne Souibo un tracks und taal bu wt Bs Me free on bound, ‘Patal, BLD bu, t¥e—Was lull, and iittiy bettor than naminal, No, 2wan quolud ut Te, sellor Fobruury ae Whunrga, wid SMirclut aitye, Hot nals wory enyried UC sw ha No, 2 wt Tyo; 4 by rejected: CE bu by aatngle at 7d Woun tek: anda bu at Waste sree un’ bunrl. Total, B00 bu, * BARLEY —Was quiot and stronior, ‘The offerings snintl, and No.4 waa hol Myghor ut Sto, wiih. ue sales. Do tor Fobeuury was nominally Ke,” Kaxten was atoady ut dle for fresh recolpts, and Nu.® sold ut Slatin. Bamplon wurw Mull Bat aulen werd Fepacted of 1240 bu oxtail: ,0N) bu No. i ut Bester a) by sdinpta at bkadie on trucks unu LU bu at eeste frou onboard, ‘Latul, 7.400 ta, - TWO O'CLOCK CALL Whent was netives sulos 195,000 bu nt $1.90 for Jan- arg Caster ata for Fobrunry, H.90%6 for March, 81.04 ay aud eLW) for the your, Comm waa strohwdr; me LARIEU DU e Ode for Sununry, (efor Februnry, $rko fur Stay. Ouin—20,000 bn ati sollur from recelpts brought ds. April cH Mose pork—/) bu at (aT for Febru Eevee tur Starch Lard aii) tew ut for Wubruary, and 140 for March. “short ribs: Ibs at AU for Mureh, and ITieat.0 for February, AVTENNGON HOARD, WWinons, wee lereunelasy cluslug stronuor, Fabruar sold nt alacant, ands “eho” we ENG. Tg, “Starch wuld we: SU aise abd cla Ar Ausibgelte, Coen wan life tivtiog® Slay ‘suid Re yaeheer nid cloned a tho insides dunu walla or February wl Ws, hore Bnd January ot dur, Outs woru stranwer at tet for Buy. Sows puri el Mrongurat tictew turing Yor i for Surelycund ius ‘obruary, § a4 Wav baal atsusde ties ner Pune aaa Enedhg fur Murch, Lard. posod wb aT bcs? riind es at Ee ta March." Hhart file -MOUN Be ut .TibQuu forex Jubbers of dry goods had nothing specially now: to report, the murket continuing very quiet with prlecs ruling steady and firm, Uoots and shoes were reported dull und unchanged, There was a Hight movement in stuplo and fancy groceries, Mund the tono of the juarket was fulrly fin, cof fece und sugurs showlug the most strungth, No price-changes were noted in.tho murket for dried fruits, canned goods, and vb, Butter and cheese were iru, the Jatter at un advance, Oils MODY oud $4W fur Mureil, Wheat nold on the walk at #L210124 for Feb cat sold on the walk nt §1.31@1.31}4 for February, cluutiye nt tho vudaito Biarely- wa Tai ith adts josed at Sie an February st Wife. Mux pork was quoted ut PNo619.Thy tor February, wid ut wbou Lug fur Murch. Bales of 760 tes lad wery report abst fur Feuruury. GENERAL MARKETS, BROOM-CONN—Was quiet and swady, Yollowing are the quotations: Choice burl... THOS JANUARY 9, 1880, pe groon, with hurl to work It., 7 Ree ineed toand burl Intorior, Cronk RUTTER—Tho markot wae without important change. Fing packed tmittor wns In good demand, both on lvcal and atlpplig uceount, and readily come manded the quoted pricoss Indeed, there wore rales athigher dauros, Katte bolug pald for fancy brands. Moll butter was agatn quotod dull and eaay: 4 TAC Medinm., oy infariurso, common. BAGGING-Siot with a Hight Inquiry at wtondy prices, Wo ropont our list: Starke ssssssees Iuctnps, Hirizhton, A. ‘Gunnios, single, 1 [De, double, ‘Uttar Crock 1 a1 |Weotsnake. CHEMUYE—Full erean choora tsin Nght supply, and. under s good’ demand Is ndvaneing, the market tow Uotng tiem at Hat{e. Part skim a also moving froo~ ty nnd Js thin. Below are tho quotations: Foil cream, 2619 QL iy ln. MG acaras) 6 ee 9 FiO AS Hotors, und wero quoted atendy, ‘Trade contintas quict in conxoquonce ortho warm wonthor: Tackawnnna, mngo and exe. Tatckaecsnitin, mitt... fw and Briar Let H Wiluington, 00 COOVERAGE—Paekors goous word’ toior undor Jarge oles. Sales wore roported of, 1400 porke burrole nt $140 and 120 Inrd-tiyreen nt £1.15, DRESSED OGM Were tn fair local demand and tent uihan al, Mules were noced Of Ml cars tr iis, We Reo. kK Fresh wero quoted at We, The street was Uberally stocked, nnd Ktoro-huune ouRs wore frovly oltures 1orm being nnztoun to soll out A sirm and unchanged, Only o Mackerol—Fut funily, now, ‘Macket Kilts Mucky t Codlish .. MMerring—Labanda Tterring—Halitax, 9 Morrlme—Hotland, re Fab ce ile Sete Kestavves wx. ty Benled, YU Halibut—Snivk: Callfarnia salmon, FRUITS AND NU! chine: this market. ‘There wasn moderite demand anda dirnt Ket of prices, apples xiong showing a lack of strengt. Rising, prunes, and currants, were epo~ clully ttm, tho tendency In thera descriptions belig upward. We quota: FOREIGN. iy 'S—5 M4 ho 0 Halsttis, Lyons. HOW.essecceseces Toleina, Honudon tayors, now Juulains, Vatunetn, now Matalin, tuoxy Manentel Mite? CURTAINEA, HOW tron 6 TOMESTIC! TALC. 005. Deny ze 8, Souther Hen, Minckborricn Vitted cherries... Filvorta, Almonds, Naples wo! Wet nuts, Pecun: i q ‘The soft weather Is dovaying lots of fruit: Anpion,® Dri LE lOtSs cece oceeee Crunborrivs, & bi pemunes > bux, i Florida onan GROCHILES—sine demand, nnd very Nght stocks, Coffees show n= crensed strength, ‘Other lines were steady. Uolow fro the prleos wurronts Carolina Juuisiu Hanyoon. Inva.. Ito, prime ilo, geod, Ilo, Iie. Ala, enw ilo, ronsting. Patent eut-toat., Crushed, Granola Towderud, CORFER, BGA, iy fair, ii foley di BIRUIS, fae to fu New Orleans prime to Choice corn or sugar... Prime corn or sugne..... ‘nir to goud corn oF wife str} halve Ne Trini do. Fulrdo.. Common do. BVICHS, Allapico.sseees: Gloves a Gib Pepper, ef Nueinenty $100 1.05, aay i to ttc wn and mitled Armor, te mupply hers belay tuted. Pralrio was alay in request, und steniy, Nules of No; ‘Lunlothy free on board wer roportod at #1500: No. 1 timothy, ton, SGT 20 2timoty, ¥ tor peas Ta Mixed. idoratG ‘request’ tind ‘ste: ints iro frie, And. Ent more notwerois than they have Green-cured hides, Hight, ¥ BD. rived, HUAVY. et direon elty ‘cows Green alty butction’ xtocrs, Shean polte, wool estimated, LISA Wan reported In quod tik tendy at per tba in car lots, und about $5.75 for lems wuntities, Corroding load wus quoted 20 por 100 1s Nbove eummon, LUSUINIC-A fair ordar trade was reported for Jan uaty, prices undargolng no important change. ‘The reports froin the plneries indiento thug the prospect is nut vory encouryging for hauling loge the snow hay Wei melted away tn inany twealities, “Quutntions: Hyrat and xecond 143 Inch, en Third elear do, aru iret nnd seco) au) ‘Third clear do, iL) Firat and secu wy Commun dressed shift. 10.0@170 Flooring, second common, ti irouaud,,.. Atox Diners, Ghned aid A stovk bourda, 100012 Ln CAN A$ ntock bourds, Wesl2 In MAURO Cutock boars, Wald In oe zton Fonelng, Int quality. tog et ncINi No. ‘Gutaido for dry, watt Dourda, No. J mension etutt, Pimen Es 213 tit iad A; 13 orate demand and ‘siendy. ‘Vii-plates ure quoted strong ib thy tate ndvaneo, and Iron goods ure xenor~ ty quoted Iie in vunscquence of tio Jate rise tn tron: ‘Min-plntes, 10x14, 1C,, ® box, or a TCR HB oa putes, ‘ ‘Wu-plntes, 20x2 Dhsettny, ¥ Se Muse-th Fi) ete a 8 4 Hor feud, 1 wor ba Li he Ey neathing, coppor-tin Pinalahed, coppor-tinne ished, ent 60 wha um Wusain teary Nos. 8 to, American phanishedt tro Ameriend do Gaivantzen ton, N Wito,.. Fenea 9 Diseaun ils NALLS—Werv quoted ae keg, Pac v an ndvunco of We per S—Hemain vs last quotod, ‘There ts, ont shire, eamiendy. bak pHleos display ‘constdorable eae 2" alls Heats hecndarine Ciusoling, deodurlea Guaulline, BT degen VOPATORS—Wero fro, wile ut Salis Joie ure duit wt ite, with Cow ottered FOUL TRY Woe dull, the sates bang ttunt, and childy to cannons, who cun use the moft stock. Frost fowte prowght res, hd weru nit fy Lie ee "Local salve upply, Quotatios Chickens, dross, 7 poe Tor Tithe ga: devancd: 1Qun per iit ae he Hes eerie ep ar dey devas se Venbrort, feed per We SUEDE Timothy war tn good, requeat and 56100 ts seo ue anna" thy icy wero chietly of story toly which Word unuxpsctodl nickel up at the axking prices. Nalus wore reported ut EibiyaedU, petty botny #ked. 78, “Cloyur wae aluw At NTGG wid tax stuadly aL AL Si, BALT—Was ta woderutu dewund and stunlys higher, ‘The froat rece! Fine salt, ¥ rl... ae Ls Gnitnury coarse Ball, WUE, ri} around aah a) ry trl. mi 2maza erpoul dine Gruite Ty Averpwol tine (brown sack vy FAAS Ave wetlva ai ili ‘ivctije, seus ue uctlv at itis’ tecout dveiijo, Baus woreuti lied youds on’ thu basis uf WL pur wallon for hlahwines, WOOLWus gulet und steady. ‘ha Boston Shipe yiny-Lataaya There ts avury Ihdlention of Ri aotive novement early hi tho year, und, undue the inuuenice Of auch a inoventunt wf thor vanes ih prices ts rH ort ASN be Sha nat pe stuck uf ja Pe ne thbe thug last year, Gr wLiw, Tha fuss thu et, Nhe tinporta af foreign woul inst your wi bynes GYaT bales, the increase pounds over lm belag Hrs Gasca, bag. bar ray E ‘ne do, ay Teg ‘Tub-washnd, choice. ‘i Tub-wualled; Soman to good: LIvi stock, cutcago. A Mond fe tid ‘raced i Wedn 220 2T BB Tota! sees) soreee OO BASLE CATYLE—Thoro was Improvement yestorday both In the chnractor of tho demand and tn prices, ‘There wna f full attontanco af the several olaanen nf buyers, and all scomod to want stock, therafore sell- ora found itan oasy mattor to clenr the yurds of tho yory moderate supply thay contained—seareoly mora than A000 hend, Urices, undor tho Incronsod damand, wore tenor all around, und, fur most doseriptions, higher, Common slipplag-stoora were not wanted nt any advance, but other gros wero rentily sntabto nt Anndyance over Tucatay’s prices of n plump &2t0e, ‘Tho quatity of the supply was boiter thin on either of the previous days of tho wouk, und, na will be soen by reference to tha published enter, the bulk of the eat- tlo sold nt pricon ranging from unwart to $435, Of what ia known ns butchers’ stock, the proportion ‘was smnllor than usual,so that although the weather wan decidedly asninet nn active market for thut clos, holders found ny, dliiculty in closing out.nt the tins provement in prices hbove, Beckers’ wore Quick anie, and conimanded xood. prices, FLO AL2 bo- Ing paid for very ordinary to wood thrifty droves, Tho only Impurtine sale at ovar 6.0) was reparted by It Btratury, & Co, thoy solling te head, neernging Lots nb 45.20, ‘Tho markot closed firm with overything %, auld, QUOTATIONS: Extra Nooves—Oradod ntoers, wolghing 1,450, ha nnd upwards, . + 8.0G5.25 Chole Keoyes—Fing, fat walshing 1.000 to 1.000 Tia. 410G4.76 4000440 2 Good Beovan~Woll-fatton AAW Le 1,00 Cres Medium Grados—steors in’ falr Host, weigh: tnt 1400 00 120 ee Butehoew Stuck —Poor to common secre and euninion tu choles cows, for vity slnugh woldhing AW to F151 Ds, Btoek Cattle—Comnion cai to 1,000 Br... ries Inforlor—tlght and thin e 3.06400 BAI 1922.35 ZiHERTS ‘ows, Halfors, stairs, bults, and neainwag stours. Veuls, por 100 CATTLE SALES, Price No, bs 423 1 The market dixplayed mors lfa yesterda: than has chitacterized eof Into, ‘Tho weather wus a8 Untuverabie ns it could woll be, belng warn und damp, necessitating the usu of tee bys much Oe tie packers us wore engaged, but there wus # fnlrly active: Hemund from that class OF buyers, nevertisioes, und under decreased cucelpts the market worked firmer, In Hiht hogs there was no uppreciabte nivnice, wales ANOKLE UE HAotAS, whieh wus substantiity Wednes= dus's market, but heavy weigita wero quick mt du Ne vance, In quility tho Hoge continny tu run rather pours Ho arrivita Include a Kood many cholee droves, but tho hiner purt consists of common und mediua grades, Skips wero siilablo wt Bed I0. 10 murkot closed tim, NOG SALES, Ay, PricetNo, 80 BLT) BN. td Ati 87. No ae) nt demand, und tho market offi at tho recent ndvaned,, Slupurs snd Ho, trite wore buying freely, and sales wore ‘RL #0Xg6-50 per 100 Ibs fur conmnion to oxtm. SUEEP SALES, No. An, Prteg No. 1, it i At, Price 1No, i Beeseee MT 84.04 8 SSS) GS WG “B.00]100, ML, ATL BO) 96, wy. Ww 4) EAST LIBERTY, HAst LIENTY, Pa. Jan. &—CATTLE—Mecelpts to~ gays hen of throuki undo ag yaed mocks total for'thees dayy, Zot throwsts und {5 Toeal, "ha supply hoa been flr, but malniy common grades, with very, Tow good to extra. Ail wero, howuvor, suid out carly, rome Phitwolphias zoing hunto short-handed: priced Tanwed about Bs follows: Good to extmn, BHbe5.00) eunimon to falr, £.0004.00; stockers und fovdors, £2.75 GAM); ull, cows, und tans, SOW, Baled for trae diye, Rot head. Houy=tterolnts tondny, 4.610 hoa total for throe daa, UGS Yorkurs, $10—165; Fuiladolphins, #10 SWkEP—Itecolpta to-day, 400 hendy total for threo ayn, 6:40); cluaud ntendy ut RhUOME a NEW YORK. New one: Jan.a—DEEVEsLecelpta, Adan; nath- ing doing in beet cattle. “Drassod beet dull at eerie for common to goud sides, ¢ake fur prime and extra. Shipments, 8 ilve und Gor quarters, BHxK—Recelpis, 4a; murkot fem and active, with Blane value Durinoss nt B7S6TS for aneons RLOTAO for lambs, “Goneral snus, boop, 400000. Dressed mutton und Iambs stony; SUK tho ont aldo tare for chioicu dressed taba, Shipmedts, 425 carenssus. SwWixe—Iesoipta, 40; markot ensior at 81,0085.00 for ontinury to wuoud live, with salcw of four car-luady meg DUY'FALO, BUPPALO, Jan. 8.—CATTR—Receipts, RI; far do- inand und prices higher; Kood shippors, H.WGA.75; No choteo on slop all wok, SHRED AXD Lasits—itocotpts, 11000; market stondy and unchunged, with downward tendency. Hous—Hecelpis, 480; good demutd, but, lower rateay coud ty chaleo, B.sKui.e; ehh mnlxed, Sine 445 Money and medi’ ond to Uxtr, SG48; Tale cht, SALI; pike, $LIEI; dest grades disposud on of, 8T. LOUIS. SIE BO UE cece Br. LOUIA, Jan. B—CATTLE First quality for hepvy pleotaln yadd demand ut sok) eond to neh, feeders, Hilts corn-fed Toxann, 82.1008 UAL i, native cows’ and holtors, Ur shipments, 70, SUREDP—BU pe ‘Biya 1b, tee Receipts, rea und firm; falr to fancy mi m8, Hods—Stronwer; Hehe shipping, €4.0604.15; packing, 4. Lai butchers’ to sulvet histor au. uevipis, Sha talents Tho, ‘ hi KANSAS CITY, Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, IKANKAH City, Mo Jan, &—CAITLE—Tha Price Current reports cattld reecipts tha pane wouk nt Ot Dipmonia, weak; native shippers, Bust; nas stockiina nnd foadors, £2 icihd; nitive cows, B20 ecul pt ment WoUK, F015; Rhipmients, 125) choles heavy, f.loedv; Myht whipping aud mixer packing, aah oe pens CINCINNATI. §—I0a#—Quicts common, SL rlckinie dtd Wy buen, 3.00; shlpapenta, 3, INDIANAVOLIS, INDIANAPOLIS, Jon, §.—Hoas—Stondy at $1.10¢4.00. ARUGUIp AOE wtipantinc aa ny Mt BL IOG: BY TELEGRAPH, FOREIGN, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, AAIYERPOOL, Jun, 6 1t0 a. -m.-KLOUR-No, 1, 13s} No. 3 Tits ba, GitaIN—Whoat—Winter, No. 1, Itsthl; No. 2% 19; spring, No.1, Wa 1dt No.2, 10s 245 white, No, 1 Ue Tay No, 2 108 845 club, No, 2, Is 10d; No, 2 Us Gd, Old, No, 1, 6a THU. PHOVINUNE—Pork, (Ds, Laird, Bs tl, Livenvodr, dan. &—CoTTON—Kastor at 71-160 7-164) sates, 10,00) butos; specutation und export, 1,00; American, 800, LONDON, Jan. R—SPInITS OF TURPENTINE He, ANTWERY, Jan. PETROLEUM 19GF, ‘Tho following wore recetved by the Chicago Hoard of rade: §-12 m-Whent dott und 3 oN bay No, # wprltng, Wd Hdy No. d do) Te'bay California declined td, Comn—Nat mich dob, Amortwean tuixed, Ge Thad, Cardoen off cuast— Whout miher duily rod whiter declinud 6d, Curn— ology Amorican nulzod 4 nod td. Ars nyery contend for a decline, but have ed. COM GOL To arrive—Whout und mn Jon clear, itis tal}, hart ifultow Wa, Cheesy river atti, Beet rived" hut you mu corn dull and bi Blend nit wae td, vs, 5 site ano Wheat rather enstors Hay Yee Galesis Als vehi Melshgun, Uw Gay red wintor, Heddy No.Sapeing, te" N Tit.” Carn quick, 'Cargucs olf couat—Wh i i Olt, 8 Hophig to obtuln some concessions; fair verge ru folr pverage Aworicun -Whust very huayy, NUW York, Spectat Disvateh ta The Chicago Tribune, New Yout, Jan, &-GuAin—ln wintor whoat tndicallons wore perceptiblu ut the extreme clus uf yosturday of p stronger markot, and, aftor prenounced buartshnvss dusty tho more setlya portion of sho day, were followed to-day by 9 abarp risu in yaluos, xcnorally sbout 1440 per bu, on a brisk movement ‘Tho gain was watuly in the speculative Hn, leaving ot, however, leas buoyantly; No.2 red, February upton, waa ubont isto under the highest figure, the spoculative tuuper- having been somewhat less contidong Jato a the afternvon, The buoyancy wus duo in part tu more encouraging reports from tho intertor, and by representations uf a more favor able tener, Private cables from Liverpuol were mado diligent iso of to prupiute tho speculative interest, Export ingulry was cunfined within narrow Mmita, cuaeked In part by s rally In coau froiytuta, which, tn stun wecomaiadadon fur Livernool, showod ah ‘ade vance of fully Joper bu frum thu fowess palut re foutly Wouched during thy downward coursy uf the froulit murkot. Kyrituc wheat wus comparatively dull thouyb yurly doliverica word atrungor, “No. 3 \rade bolus leg pur bu higher; sales 3, No. 2 pud at 1dte14s; WOO bu No. 2 Mwaukua spring at 84d Lorn Uusottied for No. 2 grade, und quoted duwn Spout Ho per bi. closing yenerully ttroory milxod alordt Uugraeilud biewiee. | tye vor; pele, Wo bid and ic waked, Dats wore ello, partly on shoo por bu, clos ive KCDUUNE, ut aD advance of asi ee Vuovisionu—Llog products active'as advanced ing atrongs Nu. # Chicugy, utuaty ea Vi rices, especially lard. Mose tn quite moder Finnd rorpromptaciiverre tthe: coupe Hine ratte Faragioh, nd hanged yory litle, ln prise, closing HAGA Tor now for Ianuney, SLWATCh for FEM runry, Crt ments Fugtea atendy ong moderate joy Ming mhavamont, incon Huntly dealt int tong eet Beg, Waatern inea lowers artiy. for oxpurt fo tnrly dolivory. and quuted hlahor. itn only, anton niu) Wa at Oe. Atay In lua doimind, but quoted nr banin of i¢ato for fale to youd Fehning Cubay refines oie AVilteRy=-t0 brie wt $1.18. Offorings very light. Fuelauts—toxs nective in the rain Sing, ang furthor impeded hy the ected buoyancy tn wheat apheulations. For Liverpool Iho bw. kraln at ad per gt Iti cluimad by somo merchants here that the ray docline inthe dnancinl market has broken the wae corner, nnd that wheat will now dociine aa raphih itadvanced when Keeng and uther heavy oper cornored the Tuatkot, It Is estinntcd by soine tre there frill bo a inciing af ‘aver Sie par, bu. het will put the pricn at its norinal rio, Craln ship; Ih viow of tho anticlymted decilne,nre busily one, {a fooking vorsol charters for foreign shipments, foro tn timer vity among tho largo feet now. 7 inree eden Fratern Astoctated Frese YOK, Jan, 4.—COTTON—Eney at 12134 Futura sendy; Januiry, irasoy Feria ut ley Aull, Iter Any, 1.Gie; Jung, 13 fy AUST, TLiKe. Stondyi reentnin, 17000 rte, muper State tort, 3s comnmion to chulce eitn, vod to choles, tike460; white Wheay RneT; exten Ohio, kero Bt Lousy hak; Minnoaota patent proveas, 67272000. GUAIN—Whent uneettieds receipts, 4,000 buy une rated spring, Flay Ni 3 do, fi eos J, Ads ungraded wintor rod, $1.44 yt, a0, Shas une do, nig H.Mei55) mixed ‘wintor, tradud white, 14igelias No. "2 Lisidy Nat go faalen “Actn bu), #1.51C1.821 "atenee No. do, #145; No. 2 rod, danuaty (anton bite oe Ltt. 4 ‘ehruary (antes G72 4 (salen 216 recelpts, guaran hin), $1651. Mae steamer, WAavie; NeW 1-10e, S, 2 Bud, SS ec Lest Rye dill. Com Gate shies 8 v 18 00), Ung rea aafes Ni (Giger ateamor white, Bobriiarye;"Stnreh ser Stor, runry, arch, Soyer Moy, Retlver reeripts: 6100 but white do, dae, May—Ountet but fem at Bibe, Hovs—Diit and heavy: GNOCEIIES—Coffeu quist but firm, but rm gale lo guod re} ining, Bu 7is-idnses “Atotgaaes Auminnlly tmehangud, Teo quot vue Gen, ETROUECM—Dil nid nomlnaly Unived, ta jessee} ratinod, Heo, ! oteierats PA i1.0W HL HkstN— Fir nt £1.0 TUNPENTINE—Dult at Eaus—Dutly ly nLGHe, eas Atv ato ; ate filet! tong’ cleat hides, stort du, & ‘mo Hecate for n She BALTIMORE, TALTIMONE, Jon, 8.—-FLOUN—Quist and unchanged, Gitaty—Whent—Western highor for futures; orm and active; No. 2 Western red, epot and January, $1.47; Februury, $1.51@1.615¢5 Marelt, $1.51}(@1.65; April, $128, 1.6814, Corn—Weatorn highor; Western mixed,epot.sie; January, (cbi36e; February, 644@58}{o; March, 09 see; April, WXEWKe: Muy, W@Wes atenmer, bo Onta steady and qulct; Western white, 47@490; do milous defies Pennsylvania, 7@48c. Ryo quit ay “Tidy—Unchanged, herreucguigt: prime to choles’ Western pack rITEN—Hulet: primo to chotes West Zu biet roll, wate." Fama esis jytBGS—Lower und nominal; fresh, 28; timed, 139 P LoprneGuiots Wy rasibos, 1a Ima, Pe Gaiety Tuo cnruons, BUGAR—Stendy and tras A soft, Ha. Wink y—buil at glizeeh ld. —_ FuiatreTo Liverpool, por stoamor, dull and ute paittitty Flour, 1,08 i Ts—Flour, J, balay wheat, 5,700 bu; corm te Whhente du i 280 bi nts dah buy corn, 376) bu, 1,625 bu. BALES—Wheat, 62,00 buy corn, PHILADELPHIA, PMILADELPHIA, Pay Jon. 8~FLoun—Very tle doniund from home consumers, and a total absence of uny export of speculative Inquiry. GUAIN—Whent firmor; Westorn rejected, $1.43) de mixed, $1.45; No. red, In elovntor, 91.49% bid, 31,0 nokods No.2 rod, Januncy, $1193 bid, $1.(9}4 nskeds February, H.G0M Uid, $1.61 nekeds Mnrcb, ‘$1.£53{ bid, $Lotasked. Corn firmer} yellow, Clo; pall, mixed, Annunry. bT¥e bid, 580 asked; Fobruary, 67 1 lomiandy rejocte a La “Rin a ae 1 is i fant by PiLOv tstONS—Stel 3} prime mens beef, 5 it pork Sh Tian nue Toile; plekled, Ba fe. "Lard—We i TY, Uxtm, VRHo; Now York CrTER—G etn Huta and Bradford: County, Pennsylvania, ext eS AP aves Oi Dy Beat “Dull at 17@180, 3 CuEvsh—Firm: Western creamery, 124@130. 1 aninally wnchanged, ‘Weatorn, &L.1k ur, LIU v1 RS MAEE ig 1300 bar cory 200) bu, ST. LOUIS, Br. Louis, Jan, &—FLOuR—Unchanged. GRaN—Whont trregujar: No, 2 rod, $1.35} cashy AMHGINHALT February; HAK@LMOKBIAN, Marchy No. i do, $1,253 bid. “Corn better: THG@NKE cash; H@IG¢e January; SE3Ko Februury; 404 @t0!{o March; 43¢ May. Onts tlrmor at Sic cash; Sto ununry: ease February. 1 se Ue teloy unchanged, wn” NFS quiet at Wuisiey--Nteady nt (102. iily butions Dey anit mmunes tent snd wignaeee Bee 0 2 manta firm utd bigness bata, sbianis. econ quiot ab t2 F150 Tid, $7.50, RECKLETS—Flour, 000 dria: wheat, 9,000 bu: a0) bea; tes, 80 rn ssi bay outs it bas oye 2A ba corm, witonge a0) but cur oj0N buy onts, 800 Bus rye, 00" buy barioy, ae shot CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI, 0. Jan. &—Corron—Easler at 1748 Ike. FLoun—Dull and lowor to soll; family, $2020.35; foncy, 7,00. GuAtN—Whent heavy at $1-2@135. Corn strong at 4Xithe, Onts quiot at BGHe. Kyo onsler at wars Barlvy quict at eo, VRovIsioNs—Pork firmer at $1350, Lard in good demand and prices a ahado bigher at $7.20, Bulk mesta firm; shoulders, $1.50; clear rib, $0.81! nd u bh Fi a i ay WANK y—Actlvo und itrm at $1.08, BUTTEN—Quiet and unchanyed, Linskep O11—Duil and unchanged, MILWAUKEE. MILWAUKEE, Jon, &—FLoun—Qateb and me changed. GIALN—Wheat oponed firm, declined }o, nnd clored frm; No.1 Miwnukee hard, $L30%1 No. 1 Milwaukec, $120; No.2, 1284; January, 12345 February, 1.2541 March, $L.308{; No.3 1.15%41 No. 4, 10041 rojectoc, fogs, ‘Com tirm: Ne, 2 de, Oate tra and highory No 2G. Utye towers Nov 1, Tige. arloy weak No. shring, Wee, TaatiMoONA—Firm, Mean pork qniot at $1340 easy 170 February. Prime steam tard, i casi Ri, ‘ebrnury. Live hoga dull and numli a fae. ny Darloy, Unvanud Hous ntoudy. with fale demand, at sT8—Hlour, 9,000 brie; whem, 11,000 bus bare ‘Su eck TS—Hlour, GOW bris; whout, G00 U0 tt ley, Wow bu, TOLEDO, : ‘ToLrno, O. Jan. B—Atain—Wheat firm; amber Mlcbiyun, spot, #1.373¢; No. 2 red winter, spot and Jans wary, $1816; Fobruary, $1414) Murch, $1.45545 Moy, $1.00; No, 2 Dayton & Michigan red, $1.04. Cura Henry High, AIO} No, 2 413c, Outs dull nnd nominal; No. 2, aso daked, Be bid. ~ GEE ER SHED Steudyy Giwmimoth, $520; prime, No.2 rod, spot, §1.00; Fab« ‘Closuds “Wheat ntrongt No.2 rade Eat May abt, iy Murch, tore viteats uy Karn, #00 buy oats, nae MENTE—Wheat, 9000 bus corn, 27,000 bu; onts BOSTON, . ROston, Mass. Jan. W!LOUR—In modorate de- mund und prives unchanged, GRATN—Corn quiot; nulxed and yollow, now, C49 Glo; Olt, Gtgatte, Oata trmy No, 1 and extm white, Sabtur No. 2 white, Hasi4e; No.3 white and No.2 mixed, tkaide, | Tyo oct $1.40 tT eeteta—Flour, 840 Delay corn, 3400 buy wheat BULVMNTS—Vlour, 350 bria, KANSAS CITY, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, KANsA’ CITY, Mo. Jan, B—GRAIN—The Price Current reports wheat receipts the pust work ot TAU bur shipments, 26,721 buy firmer; No.2 cast, Sil Bi Ttotcipta tas puat oon iactta Bas ame! pants, Ti5u0 buy Usmery Nusteasn size) Sunusey, Es PEORIA, i Pronta, Jan. 8.—GHAtN—Corn quiet and easy; new Muh iuleod, saTes new mixer, WESTIE: new ‘high mulxed, Junuary, Hie one dull; No, 2. white, 36 Gaiige. Myo e No. ic. Tits oat thas BUFFALo, BurPAyO, Inn, B—GRAIN—Nothing doing; no de munnd, except for barley, Quotations entirely nonl~ inal, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANAPOLIS, dun. 8—QUAIN—Wheat ateadyt 4 ed, SLUI4GL4, Col oswrGao, Osweao, N. ¥., Jan, .—Ghain—Wheat nominally unchanged, Corn dully Western mixed, 0c, PETROLEUM, : CLEVELAND, O., Jun, &—lETuOLETM—Dachangeds Standard white, 110 test, Yo. O11 CiTY, Po. Jan. 8.—PETROLEUM—Market opened ot $1.12 Uld, advanced to #1.1434, declined, and closed ut $1134 bid old) sbipuionts, 3,00, avoraying 29,005 Sransncilons, 234. iyuterao, 4g ae-Packove Tor ablyanenty eelined, ba far Philudylphls delivery. DRY Goons. New York, Jan, &—Youthern buyers are arriving !0 the warkot, and Yusinuse ta rather botter with pack: suo houses, but thy jobbing trade remains quiet Cotton gvodain mederate comand end tirm, Shirts {ng prints falrly wcliye and tri, with an upward tends ghey. Woulen goods ta B Irrexul 1d and fs. ils aud drawers ‘ware out.” Forelgs ‘goods eels —— s COTTON, Br, Louis, Jan. &,—Corron—Unchanged; middilags, I2hfer sales, WU bales; receipts, 40; slipments, 1,00} stuck, 13,00, —_ TURPENTINE, Witaawotoy, Jan, &—Bruurs ‘TORPEWrDO Quioy at aXe, y ; a r ¥