Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1880, Page 6

. _ 44 tol, which was afterwards lost. FINANCE AND TRADE. Stocks Moderately Active Yester- day, with Prices Firm. Governments Steady~Foreign Ex- change Higher—Local Secu- ritics, * ‘The Prodoce Markets Mors Actite, and Irregular— A Bad Break in Wheat, Other Markota Decline in Sympathy, but All Gloso Firmer, _ FINANCIAL, Stocks wero not ns netive aa thoy hnve been for several days, Tho tendency to boom ap- Peared temporarily to have reached a Ilinit, and tho market closed dull, though stendy, ‘Thoro was # refreshing absence of points, Attention wns turned sharply to St. Louls, wherv the meoting of tho Buuthwestern Asso- elation was in session. In the absence of defnit information, during Stock-Exehinge hours, as tw how ft was Ikely to end, the market rematned \fn atato of suspense, and u tendency to go up showed by Wabash was promptly checked. ‘There continues to be good buying of the Gran- Rors, oncouraged by the precept and example of Now York. Tho conl stocks ire regaried with Brent confidence, and yeaterday alt made good xalus, Mending, as usunl, boating tho tall ond of tho procession, Chesapeake & Ohl rotrograted in price, though tole orably notive, Mobtlo & Ohlo was negiected, Ohlu & Misslssipp! tluctunted between i and * 41%, closing at 44. Whoovor may hate bought tho controlling interest, it Is suid to be certain that the Garretts have sald out. Central Ari+ zona must be cheap, If tho insiders nro to be be- Moved, whe assure thotr friends it Is cheap nt anything lees than 25. Paelile Mail declined. and ashort interest {s forming, on the thoory thut tho stock hos rixon enowgh, and that the pro- posed Investigation by Congress of the now con- tract with the Paclfle Ratlrouds will have an une favorable effect on the price. Thero wna an un- explained “boom In Attantic & Pucite from ‘Tho Inrgest gain {was mao by Houston & Toxns, which mado %,to 90, in a few transne- tlons; St, Pant mnde 1{, to 82%: and Wabneh 1%, 1045; and tho preferred 1, to 6983 Atlantic &Pacilo closed ut 47%, with a net advance of 1%, after eolllng at fl; Delaware & Hudson mundo 144, to Bt; Lackawanna %, to Hi; Jorscy Central 1, to B14; Morris & Essex 3, to 108%; and Reading 4, to 7143; Michigan Central made 4iy to Ls Lake Shore 24, to 109%: Hock Istant 4, to 16243; Union Paclflo:!, to 14; Erie 1%, to 40%; thy preforred 4, to 7; Oblo & Missisalpp! My to 411g; St. Joe %, ton04{; tho preferred 1, + Cannda Southern %, to 61%; MInnenpolle ¥. 10 014; Mobile & Ohlo %, to 20% ; Chusapeuke & Ohlo first preforred 4, to TG. ‘Tho henviest lows was made by Pacific Mall, which declined 2%, to 43; Sloux Clty 3%, tod tho preferred 35, to 43 Northorn Facile 34, t Bi: tho preferred 1%, to 66%; San Francisco i, to 44; Western Union %, to 112i; Knnens & Texus tg, to 45%; Canada Southern 2%, to O74; ron Mountain 4, to 03445 Mnols Central 4, to 1033; nod Northwestern #4, to 93%. Erie eccond ds opened nt i2%, and declined to SIX. In rattrond bonds in New York last weok the " dealings were well distributed. Tho demand for the New York Central, New Jersey Control, Fort Wayno, Erie, and other leading issues continues unabated, and = considerable amounts wero taken for out-of-town nac- count during the week, Tho Iron Mount- ain bonds were higher at’ tho oponing, but tho advance was afterwards partially lost, C., 0, & 1. 0, issues declined 3@5 per cent, but closed atarccovery of 26% per cent, In tho Inte dealings the features of the market were Chesapenke & Obfo, Lake Krio & Western, Mo- bile & Oho debentures, and Kansas & Toxns seconds, which advanced Lto4 por cont janitor large purchases, Governmont bonds were better, Tho 3,058 Were sgld nt 00; Government 44 wero 1004 and 100% in New York, and 100!§ and 100% In Chica- go, Tho 4!$s were 1073; nnd 108, tho 6a 103} and. 103%, and tho 63 105!¢ and 105%. If the reported anticlpations of tho Trensury officials thut no, Rotundlug act will be passed by this Congress Aare veritied, tho market will hnve a supply of €270,000,000 moro of 6 per centa than it has cal- culated on, ns thatis tho umount falling duo noxt year, which will huvo to be continued. Foreign exchange was strong. The posted rates for sterling advanced 1, to 480% and 4885 Actual rates In Now York wero 481% and 48 and in Chicago 481% nnd 487!g, Sterling grain Dilla woro 4824. Posted rates for francs wero 518 and Hib; and commercial francs wero WAS @i=y. Posted marks wore 05 and 953, and com- moreial mnrks ut H@0is{. Tho importations of specio and bulllon at New York during the week ending March Bumount to $101,174, Inchiding $35,500 gold and $05,035 allver. Sluce tho Ist of January tho importations will rench 1,807,761, consisting of $811,00% gold and $1,025,503 silver, From tho lst of August, 1870, to March 5, 1830, thore has Leen a total importation of 840,872,652, of which $70,000,023 18 gold and $1,775,600 silver. Chienyo shipments of currency to tha country: wero heavier, Now York exchange sold bo- twoen banks at 24@500.per $1,000 . discount, Loans woro In moderate domand at 6@8 por cont. Dank clearings wore 34,000,000, Chicago water 7s of 1305 wore sold'at 120. A now railroad bond has been Introduced on the Jocal market inthod per cent Sinking Fund gold bonds of the Northwestern lallroad, These aro offered nt 105, On tho Chicago Mining Bourd thore were sales ‘af Shenandonh common, 600 ut 80, KOO nt Bg; Shenandoah preferred, 800 at 125; Chlengo & Sil- ver CHM, “0 at 1714; Shonandonh common, 1,000 at 7716; Shenanilonh preferred, 500 nt 125 Chicngo Gs, 6,000 nt 102, ‘The following quota. tlons wero mado: ‘MOHNING CALL, Hct, 10.00 i) its i nuh thy Mil se ba iy a Fk i 5 Chicago C1 FT Wmudern' In ca] Cileayo & Bliver Citi, i Hhenendos) Goimiaer & ue ty ee 3: s A good iteul of curiosity provalis In London ro- garding tho number of New York Central and Hudson Ilver shares recently gold there, ‘Tho 290,000 put up for sale wero offered slmul- taneously both there and in New York; but tho amount allotted in each placo hug not beon made public. Tho Times says, Fob. 24; “Should the greater part have been sold bere tho money mmarket muy bo wv Uttle disturbed In the begins ning of Starch, when the whole amount payable falladuc, The general tinpression, however; a that English invostors have taken very fow of tho hares, which werv oifered at o price that did notattract buyers. Those shares ut tho upset price represent over £0,700,00, Bo that their ab: sorption bore would incau a yory large ‘druft on gur bunking resources.” Bilver was quoted Iu London ut 68% pence per ounce. The Times of Feb. 2s saya that tho position of the silver markot shows no change whitever. Buppiics of bare are practically ex- bausted, but with exiting requirements at such alow ebb this svarcity is perbapa very Leno ficlal in preventing uny sudden or.serlous de- pr ution in the value. From advices which ve boen received thore dovs not seem to be ul y unatorial ore a uatnily variation in auy “Totton opened it Tess for April and 18.6% otton opened for April an for, May. nd closod “at Tie Yor April und Wsee FoF ny, “Deulura in New. York uro roe Ported i balleve bat teoro is ipo piiapeet ve any riso in cotton exce; 1 1s BUpportes th bg puirehngos of thy wourt Intorost. ee ‘Z TRASK &@ FUANOLY, Hankors and Brokers, TU MOADWAY, N.Y, £3 of the New York Stock Kexch Mend Now vork Mining Stock Huchangee® ~Allelassee of Rocuritign Mausht snd dold on Cammls- ‘ sion aud Carried on Blanyins Dally Markoy Lettors aout to Customers, ¥IELD, LINDLEY & Co, Now York. £8 1s Sallo-nt., Chicago. BTOCKS, Mambera of N, Y, Btock Exchange. AMMENT M. DAY, Manager, FIST NATIONAL DANK OF CHICAGO 11A8 Folt SALI Solo 5 Pie CENT HonDs, ABSUND HY TOWN OF WEST CHICAGO, AtIGi and Interest, In additton to a gonern! lino of other securities. Diat. Columbia 2.65 Honds, Ruarnntood by U, 8, Gov- OrNMENt, for Bala AL Tile. COUK COUNTY AND WEST CINCAGOSPKIt CENT BONDS. MILWAURRE & BT. PAUL FIRST MORTGAGE THER CENT HONDS, due In 1908. INVESTMENT HONDS OF ALL KINDS, CHARLES IENROTIN, tot Warht a BY TELEGRAPH, SEW YORK. Spectal Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Nnw York, March %--The market opencd stronger and higher, with coal stocks leading, but soon Lecame ragged and Irregular, and from thence on to the close prices drooped, and nearly everything closed lower oxcept coal stocks, which made a fractional advance on the pros: peets of higher prices of cont. The buying and holding of theso stocks is very confident and firm, Pacific Mall has declined on renllzntions, but only awalts the renowed buying of Keone to go to much higher figures. Ohius bavo fhuc- tunted considernbly to-day, and the point is given that they will advance grently. It 1s alro aaserted that there isa strong party preparing to take tho property from the lecalver’s hands with the Intention of making the road a part of fA great trunk fine tn connection with Erie and Atlantic & Grent Wostern, Little Pittsburg continues went, and he de- moratized mining speculation for the time, Atlantio & Pacific Tolegraph dociared Its usual dividend, which caused disappointment. Money very active. and at tho closo to-day there is continued evidence that Inrge holders are selling stock. Tothe rete. Annetated Press. New Your, March 9. vernments firm, ax- cept 4338, wileh declined 45. Tathrond bonds enevalty strong. State eceurities dull The etock market was moncenly lower In tho enrly denlings, tho decline ranging from 14 to i ly cent, Manhattan Elevated Ha Pacttio Mail lending the downward movement. Subsequent- ly thore wna an advance of 14 to 4 per cent, the latter Houston & Texns. Townrd tha closo n ro netion of 3 to 1% por cent took pluce, except in conl shares, which closed bio} oyant. atthe highest figures of tho day. Atinntio & Pacitio Telegraph Wis nn ex ceplon, tothe general Hat, advancing from 47 to hl. re etn t0 47,8 and closing at &73. shin ‘Trananctions, d Ak 001 Mlchizan Central...» 6400 Cinada Southorn..... LOM Northwestern, Gao Gilosaponke & Content Arison: aacknwnnin Pulnware Sitadson! Thnnnttal Tlouston & Toxas aon 1 ne 170) i{st Paul's Bloux City ian ‘The Atlante & Facile Telegraph Company do- clared a dividend of three-fourths of 1 per cent. Tho earnings of tho Louisville & Nashville Roud tnorensed $140,000 for February, and those of the Mobile & Oh{o $0,000 for the samo period. Money active at 68 por cent per annum, 1m olen, closing at6. Prime mercantile HIpOr, n weer uxchange, sixty days, strong at 481%; sigh! GOVERNMEN ud nOoNDSs, Now 4 1053 Pecisa ve of %8, Be nONDE, Virinia Ce, old Norns Hannihal & St. Jo, pid tron Mountaln., ‘& Ban Fran Hannibal & Bt. Jo..... mM 44 Chitengo Chicago & Alton. 6 Now York Central rt Sorthorn Paeltic, Rodinviila & Nwniieiite £2 'UXhs, rie, Houston & Vina, proterr Wentern Northwestern (|Atiantic & P Northwestern, ia] Pucitie Stall. 2 {Ltttle Pittsburg, hee ie HU Paul pretorced....306 {iteading. Betaul Matinneapotia G46] Adame Expr seu Asioux City, aif] Wella Fann. tse, Ta > Linky %& Wentorn ist U.8. Exprois.. Murtin & Besox.cn Dotaware isn MHekatlvor, prot Fonville bon Bs be fanaa 1. 1%. Jand genn Ds stnxe tunis. tas nls de Wekosbarrelts Louls, Alton f eree ios n¢)Contral Mifionse aa Wa Bt Do = I, ytd. FOREIGN, on porDom, Mareh 0.—Consols, 96 9-16; account, ‘Ainerlean seeuritles—Now ha, {Osi 4%s, 110! 4s, 1G; Hinols Central, 100; Ponnasivanta Seat ‘S04; Erlo, 43; seconds, 0%; Reading, Bee Tie. Dentin, Mare ch O-—Tho 8 statement of tho Tm: nerial Bank of Germany shows an increase of Bpeclo of 625,000 marks, MINING STOOKS, RAN FIANGISCO. San Francisco, Cul. March 0.—Tho following fv the closing quolutions at the Btovk Huurd: 5, Independence, ithe, « 84) Consolianted 21 Hoteiior: + 154) Heat Holster Hulllon chullar & 2 ¢ nite Viral Crow: ser Nevada lev! ‘es ult asscasmont of $3 por nOsTON, Hoston, March 9.—Copper stockss fia ninitis 2244) Madlsot REAL ESTATE. ‘The following instrumonta were fled for reo- ord Tucsdiy, March 0: cITy Pnorenty, Molt at, 25 fen of Division, « f, undivided 4 of tid fLoaatwd Mnrehu' (LL A. Andersad to iitieen i ne 7 tS OE 2 tht ciated Minna (As von" dhol “Hi + srhirtyenrst nica 38 dui Siureh Ufinarnio Wi West io’ Danial iis ust india wi Feat Usted Mareh & i Siaret itt Chase OAV, J. Cirauntdeve, Honty andy fee “ Haina upc ft, ata aback Ye een ar Ota Munov {ty datud Slurch 6 (14. aL, tena Eruiz)., i" Kart at, dls ftw ri Biewart at a bod Sireb Uc albert Cru ta 0 Janae ity arta “ ‘ i ohn selene: tat te da mM a Wout Kini of Bilan Bi hes diate Siarelid wtraume 6 1 didur st near Fioasants sf cae ibility dy duted Maren s Cauat Linke to Wa rowgeusd at, Iie ty a t improved ‘dutod March 6 (Jobn tay Ca inva Ie Parkerdessses. pocend mt. 125 1 a uf Archi Sure 9 Chan iresuf iiiua Island av, of, ti i ty lth RUA cee Sunt Mobyy at adjust Ieee, ey ated Toney eevabone, Bering ot, hear twee first ¥ f ve uulgae st Gi THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDN dates, March 6 CAugnat Darger to Dornard NORTH OF pie LAUMUTA, WITTEN A MILES OF THE COURT= Fullerton ay 2i8i4 fh oof Ashinnd a f dintod March ule Mucllor TUR). Aaninnd Ny, 9 Monta dnted Marciry (Mame to Adam Durch)., SOUTH OF CITY LIMITA, WITHIN A NADINS OF BRVEX ILEH OF THR COUNT-NOLAR, Ashland ay. 28 fin of Fartyoninth etm i one ese eran in FIOmER) «+ COMMERCIAL, ‘The fallawing were tho receipt and sh{pmenta of tho leading nrttclos of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o’olocie Tucaday morning, ond tho corresponding timo for tnat year: (inr'sood ibe Broom cor, Iba...) ments, Beans, ti Withdrawn from store during Monday for ed consumption: 3,883 bu wheat, 3,203 bu bar- ley. Tho following grain was inspected into store in thia city yesterday morning: 8 cars winter wheat, 8 enrs mixed, 2 cara No.2 spring, Tears No, do, 7 cars rejected, 2 cars no grade 28 wheat); 165 cars No.2corn, 85 cars high mixed, 3 cara now mixed, 8 cara rejected (261 corn); 17 cars white oats, 6 cars No.2 mixed, 11 cara re= Jected (33 onts); 1 car No. 2 ry0; 5 cars No, 3 bur loy, 2 carsextrado, ‘Total, 330 cars, or 158,000 ‘bu. Inapected outs 787 bu whent, 147,822 bu corn, 9,098 bu oats, 034 bu ryo, 10,437 bu barloy. Tho leading produce markets wero very fr regular yesterday, and averaged lower, All seemmt to turn on tho condition of tho whont markot, which broke badly fornext month, while tho May premium widened from Ke enrly to 20 0 Uttlo pnstnoon. Itwas generally undoratood that: the big longs wore unloading froely, but itecemed probable that they were only changing over from Aprilinto May ata difforence whioh pald abandasomo profit. It wonld cost them fully 40 to carry the whent from April 1 to May 1, tuking into account the chungo from winter to suyimer storage, aud anything under Zo wna woll worth operating on. It was this that widened tho dif ferenco between tho prices pald for tho two montbs,'and April declined simply because no ‘ono wanted to buy wheat forse near o delivory except partics who were short, Milwaukea wis still a long way below Chtengo on April prices, but with a premium of 4}{0 for May and a dis- count of Xo for March, as compared with next month, There has been little pressure thore to make tho market artificial, tho “clique” being supposed to have dono senreely anything in Milwaukoe, Tho chicf intluonco at work on tho markot of that clty {s tho fact that a good den! of whent was bought thore by men who sold here nt thosamo time, and the contrary. ‘This oxplains tho strong feeling on both sides In regard totho proposition to make Mliwaukco ro- colpts regular here, Could such a thing be dono it would put 3@4o por bu into tho pockets of soveral mon on a very long line of wheat, and be equally.to the peountary disadvantags of othors. ‘Thoro waa o good shipping demand for corn, and free on bonrd lots wore stronger unter Increased orders to buy ea forolgn account, but tho markot for futures weakened in sympathy with whent, Somo partica in tha tendo wero atticl- pating furthor decline in Europa whon the corn sent down tho Misstssipp! begins to artiyo thoro. Frovistons tended down- ward, with somo” excltoment in pork. In tho aftornoon the markets wero firmor. Mcas pork closed 70 lower, nt $11.74 @U.40 for soller April and $11.6°%4@11.65 for May. Lard closed atendy ut $7.07!4@7.10 for sollor April and $7.174@7.20 for May. Short riba closed nt 20.07% @640 for April. Spring whont closed 1@2u0 lower, at 81.18% for April and 1.20% for Many. Corn closed Xo lower, at Stye for March and 400 asked for May. Onta closed at 05}¢0 for May, and At N@31e for reyular No.2. Itye was lowor at. Ome seller tho month and Two seller April. Burloy closed lower at Slo suller April oxtra 3, and other grades wero nominal. Hogs wero dull and [42100 lowor, at $4.10@1.25 for light and at $4.10@1.55 for honvy. Cattle wore active und firmer at $2.50@5.60, ‘Tho situation of tho dry-goods market was es sentially unchanged, For the timo of yenr tho demand {8 excoptlonally guod, and indications all point to an unusually large and prosperous spring trade. Prices continuo strong. Boots gud shoca wore moving Uborally at steady prices, Tho grocery market was without notice- able change. Thero was a fair dogree of netlvity in the grovery trade and # fulrly stoudy set of prices, no quotatile chunges being noted, Dried Truita wero quiot. Valencia ralsina and citron were higher. Tho flah markot was without now feuturea. Dairy products wero quoted us before, ‘Thero wore no chunges In olls, bugging, leather, tobucco, coal, aud pig-lron, ‘The demand for lumber continucs falr at tho former range of prices. Wool was firm under a steady and good domand from Western manu- facturera, Hay waa steady, and fine grades wero quoted firm in the absence of many sollors. The leading varlotics of seords woro lower and slow, tho lurger offorings causing buyers to hold back, and the orders for sced wero not very plonty, Mides were in good demand and jirm, Hops were unchanged. Poultry was scarco and firm, being in good local roquost, Eggs wero onsler owlng to Hboral arrivals. Potatoes wero salable tothe city rotall trade, and somo of the deulers who were about out of stock wore looking ubout for car lota, ‘The following wero among the direct exports from this city during Inst week on through bills of lading+ 8,130 brls flour, 25,517 bu wheat, 200,377 bu corn, 73 pkgs pork, 14,507 boxea ments, S77 cages canned do, 0,556 pis urd, 185 bris boot, 027 brls tongues, 1,100 pkgs buttor nnd cheose, 250 Dris tallow, 1,000 bris alcohol, 1,808 bris ont-meal, 500 bris corn-meal. The following aro the footings of tho offictat roport of grain in store in this vity on the ovens ing of Saturday last and corresponding dato a year ago: bia ix Anat Ravel Pr sass ae : 12ans Theso figuros show al onse during lust woek of 67,487 bu whent, 67,845 bu corn, and a decrease of 60,080 bu outs, 4,01L bu rye, 13,317 bu barloy. Total {ncronse, 40,634 bu. Also aftont in harbor, 23,00 bu whoat, 2,155,809 bu corn, and 77,068 bu onte. Total in storo anil afloat, wheat, 9,000,499 bu; corn, 7,412,771 buy all kinds, 18,307,020, ‘Tho following are the total receipts of the ar ticles nained from Jan, 1 to Murch 0: 454,218 brig Hour, 2,383,644 bu wheat, 9, 253,546 bu corn, 1,541 bu outs, 197,040 bu rye, 681,885 bu burtoy, 35, 45229 Iba meats, 17,270,180 Ibs lard, 8,856,253 Ibe butter, 1,263,619 hogs, 215,753 cattle, 12,481,777 Ibs hides, 2,176,436 Ibs wool, 300,184 tons coul, 21,151,- 400 foot lumber, Rall frelghts wore quoted stoady on tho basis of 350 per 100 Ibyon grain to Now York and 4fo On boxed meats todo, Through froights to Live erpool were 78X0 on meata and lard and 570 on Hour; do ta: Glasgow 67}40, and larda and meata to Hamburg 87c. ‘The receipts of whoat at Chicago, Milwaukee, 8t. Louls, Toledo, and Detroit, reported Satur- day, aggregated 130,000 bu and shipments 88,000, ‘The following wus the prodico movement re- ported from New York yesterday: Rocelpts— Flour, tel bris; wheat, 64,160 bu; corn, 104,550 bu; oats, 20.23 bu; corn-meal, 799 pkgs; rye, 2,882 bu; barloy, 14,88) bu; pork, 434 bris; beof, 2,400 bris; cut meats, 8,851 pi; jard, 8,520 toy whisky, 494 bris, Sxporte—For twonty-four houré—Flour, 9,005 MARCIT 10, Hnistna, Valencia... Haining, toory Murcatel Zanto currants, new Drlas whent, 191,000 bu; corn, 000 bul; barley, PROVISIONS, T1OG PRODUCTS—Wore trreaniarly enstor, boing xs 80 | depressed by the break in wlont. Sork wna activo, with soma oxettement andor mthor large offerings ently, Loni wns mthor quiet and roiativaly stendy, witha fale inquiry for slipwenta, while monte wera rather hoayy, ‘The Liverpool ndvicer showed no ano~ cial chanio, but hoga here wero in rathor largor Bup= ply, with prices shadod in tha interest of buyers. Mens Ponk—Vectinod Hc per bri, and eb below tho tateat prices af Monday. at nhon a round tota sput or sellor tho month, @LLWKeIL Ag pale aot and HLASBILATH naller May, Atos are bri, aA et Maret at 11.007} ae Meso “tla selon s ria seller June nb sii.oke 100 toe, ond sinaed 2340 Fon 6 CHEN BRUIT Jota aiid atoady, Somon Appies, » beth tote Yemann: #60 Saleneia ser ana ¥ensa, REN abo bolow tho Intest oe jog Monday, Hert ae Tr ith in’ t | fair inoventaat wna reported at atondy gut Mayet fabeprang. Mouats Savor fetlye in tocal futures, with teas doe Futter cree And wore quite Ww pecint Wort Ei ghia for spect, roll dav Toe be ‘ta ‘choles. i 180 Dxs seller flrnt hale AAU ALANS tio Oute awihes ne ‘and nhort clears nt bs ehore rvs me BED bag st) JAW Tbs Kropn i tilnaae Die. Prlews forte Hea cuts wore about fa follows at 1 o'clock for purily-citeed Lut Now Onluane fair to fail New Urlouns prime to chotea, Sastecses Pores 33 OSS ESSESESD i lose, ak rrcras e atid ea Haienior amoct. esti TCH ao arn i" ay aod aren | rion) 1 06 fe i forguonl the ir brown, country do was fortis, Wie for yotlow, und Wyo a i sitR i for moss, B50G9.00 for ort, hiess, a aay for hi Wine quotod.at See for ely, Oe for No. country, und bu fos Nod eatin inte for BREADSTU: FLOUR—Was dull and nominally easlor in sym pathy with whent, but so little was dono that no change in prices was established. portod of 475 bris wintore, partly at €4.12'¢; 100 bris no ¢ $4.40; 60 bris springs and 00 bris ryo Hour on private torms, ‘Total, 675 bris. Export oxtras wero Quoted at 5.002525 In sacks, nnd doublo extras do at Salen wore ro- OTHER MInLsTUrrR—Enles wero 5 cars bran at 4 .00; 2 cara middlings nt $14.60; 1 ear shorts at 413.75; Gents whoat-scroonings at £800(12.00; nad 100 briscorn-monlon private terms, Conrao corn-ment was nominal at $13.75@14.00 pur ton on track. SPRING WHEAT—Was inirly activo, vory much orci and vers irrequine ata deeldadly lower ranga declined nearly 4c, und closed on below tna iniest quotation of Mandy, ald May wero not 50 wenk, markote wera dull, with buyers holding of toe lower Beicos, und Now York was nexiccted, wi wonkined after aue quotations reached th Closed with May only hbout Ho. below ws, Ae ech above, the minrket scomed 10 Wouken chien In consequonce of the 1 tur Say una Inrgor scale, the two having. boo Usunily close togettior, ander hoary ehort sos for rinonth. Yesteriny thore wero 9 oud iar orars to wo Ope it Aketie, Wosterns are graven nnd the, stock uf ohaiee in ex hausted. The Western samples now in market aro intien in good demand and stent: tim ioebietBeharaaes ae 0 ie ii ae shingles are i 84 First maa cleared § ie nid second, Baalig ine hodtelon as Ficat and acco: C1 ord alcliny Flooring, sacond common dressod Hax-borela, I ia inch and upwards, Tooneda, ior | turt to sell for April shorta, Ry fF niuel the same ronan Sinrey. ranged. ne ah Bs brill, in tho ro ausanee, Of sullors for Haut und cash alt o ype at ne Focal is cis ee “ si neu. Be rf culpa Of mandiund steady, ‘Doster aa ane ef eg Rocchango ie made in the ists which taro lates, tOxi, 1G i ro in doe trade ie * Boom ne peated bi De, hs “aod rojectott nt teey Seid | Ms ota ig Du. Al ie ‘th ae ‘bu by samy rea ant Nadu eat ‘Apel Sa, are pot nf $130} 9, winter oy gin a ota Mnury wettvay et with witeat. declining Mo from tho talent ho Uritish markets wore quoted tout recelpts wore mich sinnller than tho recent nrernge, while there waa peters OX ort dumund har, and bus. Dane: prices for spot, thous kis whore futures wont down under larger offerings, fo for the sunimer inonths tian heros ore, Zelunod at sic for reying, de far eo- colpta ‘ania this wook, and i2i){e for those dated iteaery ints Sing. kulture stay suit cay tia sort u Siny, Rallur May sald carl I ort to O(c nt thn eile § nt COUN—Wan ratlior hanthin, copnor-ti oa iin Bloady sua firm, an iru thoy minteratod thalr Bhat fant Now at, br jn, joriean di Galvanized tone ro # T.,, NALS Wero steady ut 85.50 rates. In mnarkor nu SlnAucs mora apparent. wh waa Wonk, ‘other lines were stondy, es Duainosa wae: dolng s nt tho price’ nivon bolow: fe toxnls id euros tox ihe 178 tt a 16500 be Need ad 1401 Un new bid mized nt nt UU bo Fejacted at sample “at ii6vt ike on tnek, and on Xe free on buant cars. ‘Tota, 1 at erenuain fairly active, declining ‘about 446," Tho narkot pond weak UaE nee rattieae tee, Tullof under freo ofvrings ‘and In consequence of ther urain, closing sluw Bid wine, York nlao was quoted ower, bu niendy Bt palfor, and sul Pho wt Spot elas were. Fepurtod ‘ot 60} AU bu nove tn ized gi eae e Dy anmpla, ented ect evuntac iy lant, ae inter Ve sie strictly pul Neutsfoot off, extra, Noatstaot ol, No. SQN zt Ett Naphthee desdarized; sien ais dendoriza con f Hino, 87 degra P1G-INON—there movemont continuns ola eee ot on but init and towor, a auelito runknoss, and brought whoat out Etre wha olferod tho piri pe lower ra cite tie daa ab Tic. dniur oa ae scared, Cash siLou No, sat Hoy AW bu by sample et Toon WARN “Waa aul] and wronk, oxtrag closing 120 lowor, Other ara ro noloctod, April at Sle, and ewiae as quoted Inte at 6) ulus reported garly at bile in, special housa, tod Ae. ‘No. ; osnmplon | bu by samplo at eae orn Coke, Lanta ‘Noot 4. ane TATOES—Woro saliing in a rotall way at we ‘arsints were quIoL At Lhe 5c. PPotiatiy Was scarce, and choice lots wor selling rices. | Wild ducks wore slums s ate ie es 0 ‘alld ihucke, toad v1 a oe = nd 7 man plow und be re Made onrly at mith little demand, buy sidarabio seed th partica has boon shit Ft arias fey 1,2 yuobes Two o' Minded ee wras Nt amon ah Huet ee iat une been hold, te 0d nats tho fall in ent atin 2, 10 cleish iss for Shay. ‘Short BR ibs ot AFTERNOON LOAD, ‘Whont was active nnd Irregular, closing 1 jr ue domind waa lerkely from par: wig woul Ts} rand Sosa at a tty an ‘ose nuit at thle ran than ati orctuck., ar aL Tiga LA fae resol e eggeate for, Wan in fale domnnd tai uvla oa tio bats ut Shor bes ‘eaiton for teegl tt Western manufacturers nro ie ota a ele hati eal raed, Ass that about nun’ hy Aust Gites wre were bar 0 bo a0 xrant nid price That thoro te nove ne orga Amun Emule shieop causing considorablo atarm among tl Washed ttooce, medium chot Wanhad fiocco, ma fok potas 20 ty unten ct od fav tea ne S100 for April, wind. sues Yor Aontlets oro losin Betas for May, hort cluwse~ sales 12 ght in London for Ameren, uropean domand for wool ava anon tte to thee Ar To. Mho!Ssrtutlah farms GENERAL MARKETS, BILOOM-COKN—Woas steady and in small demand for {immediate usat Heos ‘wore v tiem and unchanged. A con- ‘tinued good local and shipping dewand oxiats, and thoro 18 rendy outlet for all the offerings, We again quote aa tollowa: Col nwashed, ‘Tub-washed, chuled, ‘Tb-waahed, cummoy LIVE STOCK, otoge. “a ina thomarketteuraqually hardoning, and. the Inve nde vance is llkuly to be supplemented by a further up. wart movomont, Wo quote: tn time inst weok..,,,, }o market was native and strong, Nown trom Ke East continuing fayomble and tho reine proving light, buyors took hold contidently, an midday almost the entiro supply had bla ‘Thoro was io tmportant advanco tn prices, though in {solated Instances thero wara sates atprices better by S@10c than could have beon ob- talned for tha samio quallifea on the day before, All wrados met with n youd domand, ablppers, butchors’, and focdors all taking huld moro or Ices gencrousty, In quality thu offerings differed but Ittle frum those of Monday, tho chango, if any, being in the dirocttun of aniinprovoment, Sales ranged from $2082.75 fur Very common stock, to $5.2505.55 for extra, with tho. Wuajor part Ot WETS for butchors’ stock, at RLS ius for atockers, and at $0024.75 for ordinary Lo choice shipping stoers, ‘The market closcd tru, CATTLE ALES, CHKESE-Wasin ian domund, and was treoly of- fered nt tho recontly reducod prices. Stocks, though Nght, aro equal to present requiromonts, Following aro the pricus curronty COAL~Was Toported dull ‘and wnobangodr F.uckwanna, rungo Tackawatin not, Jelena Briar i ZAG fe gers wate dull at ape ea Bas ero alo) wand easier. ‘Tha roe halve were reporter car hd #446 {OF hoavy wol tod wt WHKGILO por market wae noted. Lake ayy Dish oe ving Lecume re- "Thora wus 8 fair volume rid ‘nro oto BEES EBSSENY Ei or ceo pe tel a Hee eveclEcpusscriss SERBS a3 et EE Blosce SECCEEERBEESS be PREP RHE Reh eee e eee bib a RTE: tated esi SPrrepera SeERSRSoE rs fs BEEEE oe ® CESSES ESEESOES Bee aa Ee at Bene it uk Callturnig aalinons its FRUITS AND ‘AU'T tron, advanced it CICy rice-chalics Were 1 Hiontat the quotuiionsyiven bulows ore uo abee Presi anid ae dull ‘were wore cl and fowar of tue stip? oF Fall was pour and lit and then abr ann By | ae Fthfee instances Aiavmort Of the trading was dong Halsins, London jAght ol 0.25 lant closed at e.t0a.25, Tod fALRA, Ag, PrteeiNo Ar. Deeg, $1.00) 45, PM SLI) At 1.2 wolghtn 00 4.58) 65, ata] $3 4th) 1-60) 450) 40) 42 +00) 43) 4.60}1% mo | 4.45 uy im 410 440 10 4.10 440} BR aC) ay WR ANG q 9 4:00 a ip 1a 3] 4D i 88 4.0) i) Ist 4 is HRD sf i 3} mT 87K wr BT5 SILBE: ber of dayne previous, hero waa nothing In ezcosa of thy demand, and the market maintal node tiem tone, Pricos wero in fact n trine highor for zond to. choles raves. Sater of common to cholco qualities word of- ectot nt BLaKe5.78, A larga flack of fine Souttigown Hibs, wns nold by Coorg Adams, Hrovathi7s, That sule, of course, wis no Sriterton by which i Jute of tho genoral markers SHEED BALA, Thoush in lareor sonst than forma num: No, Av. Price, ay i age Weve AH B10 19 be) ttt 60 8ST. LOUIS. St. Lovuts, March 9.-CATTLE—Domand sctive and execods the Gfuuplyt rigor stronat chalea to oxtra sitoning, 0048.4 iit goa topriine, $Laratin: faqlors, TSig kbs nt pas Ray funnfed Tota Shia EARLY Pocul peas MUM ship Sitrellem and, unehaneds supply Uabty ito danas goeginin, a ablpmont oot nek Fratea, Yorkers somali: | Cee Tucalnts, S200} atipinentey 200, BUFPATA. BUPPALO, March D.—CaTTi.R—Racalpta, 6) markot ent: jo dos in ri falr to moe aia btu ao ais RAEN QC 0s Sheer AND LAaxns—Itocaints, 1.4001. market atondy and aah Somand goods flr to.cood Weatern ApS ies. no cholce offering: Western lambs, Bi Titi eatntn 12%, markot stondy, with falr de- mandy quod to chulce relectad Yorkors, i Fae #L beg oa 4s mogtum and honvy, FLoKoLDy cholee, $1.85; pins, 84. SapATRRRGER: ma ATETO NN Moreh 9.--CATtim—Itecelpts, 01; do- maid fair for good plaughtoring oxon, and thoso o | Hi cited Aa tim at ae i ‘qua Svernd, “ehibasiyy “tind, Sednsdcoy Westorn fat Reino. lives ahiby Rocthenn dtenael ban $025 SHeEn ASD LAsUR Nocolpte, 22541 IhmbA in bet~ ter request; old fucks of sloop’ mony but rem, thoep In lots, S.OKgi.40 enchs oxtra, KWraAwDs In jambs KANSAS CITY. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, IKANRAB CITY, Mo. Atarch 9.—CATTLE~Tho Price Current roparte ‘recut atiipmenta, 390: trmory fintlye 6h etl Ors, BIAK 4.703 : native stockers nnd feqd- ore bid ARS a v9 yeotr ay BAUS ‘Colordos, $200 te tie TN; shipmenta firmer; chaico bony ys Bu GLU) ioe sippers and mixed packing, CINCINNATI. Crseieart, | March 2. 1odt—Active and fems ominton, &h2se4 18s leh 64.204 1 Ws packing, $1.2 ‘axcet Buteors!, 8.20g4.04; recolie, 4; shipments, INDIANAPOLAS, Spretat Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune. INDIANAPOLIS, March ¥.—1loGs—Dull at §3.0004.00; recolpts, 3100; shimonte, 1,100. BY TELEGRAPH. FORVIGN. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, LAVERYOOL, March $-11:3) a. m,—FLOUK—No. 1, 16; No. 2, 108. GUAIN—Whoat—Wintor, No, 1, Ile 7di No, 2 ts; spring, No, 1, 118; No. 2108 4d; white, No. 1, ts 2s No, 2, 103 3d; club, No, 1, Us 7d; No.2 Its, Corn—Now, No, 1, 5a 9d, PHovistons—Pork, iiaGd. Lard, 36 08, Livenruor, March §—CoTTON~Duil and enstor at ‘TT-16B74d; sales, 7,00 balos; speculation and oxports, 1.0; American, 5,73, , DNEADSTUFFS—Dull; California white wheat, 103 6d @ils 2dt do club, Us@ile tty red Woatorn spring, 10330 Jay rod Western wintor, lis@tls 7d. CHEFSE—Fino American, Tis. SPIRITS TURVENTINE WD Ns, REcEIYTa—Wheat, for the past threo days, 210,000 bu; Amorican, 207,000 bu. Yarna and fabrics at Manchestor quict but steady. Ls March 9.—Sudan—Contrifugal, 2a; muss covado, afloat, Zs Gd. LINSERD O1L—Tis, Briurs ToneENTINes, ANTWERD, Marck 1,—DETHOLZuM BHC, oftite following wore recaived er the Chicago Board waiteninbont, Binrch 9. fe, Me Rtour, 108133, witone=\Wintor:tiwaatta pay apeini, ide Gevalia} enti Werdchite 2a hub, iis 106 Now corn, 63 Skt. eG Au Tiecompta whom inst’ tires tngnc TOA eotitnts ait boing American, AV RUPOOT, i) folr. —=Wonther meat ha Vitont int f iieatie ‘re ral ‘GUIs; whi a‘ 11s Fel Aa EPO aia n aie au nn Gaalors re red. wint Jin bly No. ey No oa 10, Ualicornis ‘acclinod id. Wins ston: iy and, Mnshengod nthe Sed, Cargoes off const=Whont dull. Corn in falr demand, Arrived—Wheat quict and steady. Corn in fair demand and firm, | ‘To arrive—Whent and corn —Huyors contend fora dectin uf ot gpoded. ure pV aalorn pr pri i ote ia + ard, d. Hacun—Long, cl short, cldnr. aa, Tanow, aa. ehecac sul nid. is Yowor, ab Tis. Beoft— Prine mess, 77 JONDUN, Starch Y.—-LAvrpool—Whent rathor oan for; CaniGrnin, ly Ldalts La Mpilie tg Michigan, iiss May Spring. Gorn atonddy at Be Bie tarafoa om ‘ouastewhont wlotand stoady: ‘cur arm. Curaoce On, passne-— Bururtare holding om, tupiny te obbain somo concession, On. t the Continent—Wheat, 100 23D qr. i gra} corn, NEW York. Sptetal Dispateh to The Chicago THbunes New Yorn, March 0.—Gnain—In wintor whont doalings wore to an oxtraordinnrily tiboral nawroante, chlotly on specutntiva account, though near the cloxo there wns an important amonnt for bhipmont, om howovar,nn unsottiod markot, as indicated by the fuetuationa In-No, 2 red, which opened n shaco undor Inat evening's tiguros, but milled soon 4@Ho per bu,and broko soveroly through the afternoon, Tecoding about 14@2\go per bu from the highest quotations of the day under a pronounced dayolopmont of s bearish tompor rotiecting tho oxtrome heaviness reported from the Intoriur, Un- usually larga export purchases contributed to strungthon yalues through tho Intost trading, ro- sulting Ina rally of 1616 por bu, closing strong, ‘Toward the ctoaa te market hardened perceptbly in sympathy with No, 2 red, Spring whent quoted heavy and trrequinr on A light trndo oven for earl; dolives No, 2 rod in store Rnd arloatat eeaMcetay IGN bie ungraded N wost spring, cholcy for expurt, atsLdl, Corn—A mod- oraty morumont te ourly ‘dahivory. opening sumo- what tirmer, but iruakoning through the afterngon, Tunvio¢ oteavily; option dealings limited, though opentny Biriflo Hs, opus the inarket closed in favor payers tulxed Western, 9@5la, Hye limitod call ons baste of provlous pace aa dar free of+ are partly to arrive moderate demand, ain recedid sino sare ad fitiely ovon the Wate ‘ae need Muri Of Lust oe Ke PRrovistons—! aidarausiy Tones actiyos Fond quoted Iowor and weak; nodoratoly sougut for proniye, doe livery; quoted at HLtitg {orn ordinary, In othe option tne mons whe comparatively quiet and noo Wo $13. heya 12.25) val | 1.20 "Cur am nin mara” tasluntoly nut an Tineun an deraandy ton Wentorn lara taupe active fur eatty folvery, ain lower. Jn tho aution Iino jard was moro det Haley cra ‘alnret options, #100; April, Hy Miny, #78} Juno, ‘In more domand and steady; 290,000 Ibs ae Uae. SUGALS—Itaw dull, and quoted at 7: tor fate to goud rotiniug Cub rednod woak BT ti SS WWitlacy—Without movement, und quoted wholly nomuinal nt 81. #icEtcttTA—Comparattyoly brisk inquiry for aceon: modation for grain, culony In charter contracts, and In guod part far thé Continont at wenorally firai_ and sumowhat strunwor rates, losing in favGr af ablpe ownersy Sor IAvornool, WoW bu, wheat at Sd pal y stern Aasoclated Dre New You, March D—Corrun—Vasier at 13M@ Eee; futures’ ews Starch, Hutte; Avril, 14 is: Bay, Tey Juno, 1400, July, isco wnay Auauat, fombor, iiMios Oclovur, ids; Novenibor, tangy Dee SehOUK=Dail and’ hea fe arth et domandy ra colpis UNO bela: aupur Biato nnd Watorn, HK LENS, B.S eoiimon, 10 got tO choice, feiet sin ebite wii Muiby extra Onto, isi Out i blinngeots ‘patent pracosa, i. GHALN—Wheut unsettled: recolpte, 81,000 buy fests HAL IPN aprin ata fe Luewtadog rod, ‘No, 4 rod Hetteeeisy mised winior ft ie ERIN Lal CORR ug teva AGG 1.405 Bt rt teal Sena poceipis, Now’ 60 ort alger. Now ote al of Br ot May, 82343. Outa Hully rocolpte, 240 bu rs rhs Veeder wutta Weetern, wiga@sia. | und wnenanged. Hiss Sita nowinel Guoce: ‘otoe wunilnal Fyunohangod,, Sugar qult ‘aie to goed rot Moftases aulot buf firm. ileonctive und ian Cassin ETO Urgut—Dullund tower; United, bee; crude, re pew, ‘auth jong heayyt priine stent LeRoy unaaied Cuxese Wiltsk=Nothinat wt fii sei, BY. LOUL LOUIS, Sr, Lovis, Mo. March %—FLOUR-—Dully XXX, 16.50 cash end March; family, $470 bid osahs $8.05 April; chulee, $5.87}4 waked; fancy, $0.05 askod. GUAIN—Whoat opaned lower, advanced, and then broke; No, 3 rod, $1.21 cash and March; §LUQILH@ 18 Apelly FLEMGLUBYslZ2 May; SLIK@LDELING June; $7981) July; No. 8 do, W146 No. dda, ile. Corn slows 253g@35}{0 cash; Bo March; Wito er Sune (Gata dail as 2}é0 nab rik . gglek at TKete 4 ‘ndunnvety Gun if be eK YI ty fn Tubvivtonsburk lowoi $11.85 cast) #L.TSQIL 7 Mareny $1138 mare jue a ste dull wid towart ih whGetish “iodo lowor ts balk Isceirts—! ir, 4,000 bris; wheat, 13,000 "aa a on or 10,00 bu; Gots, 20 bu; barley, 1,00 bu, ee! PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, March 0—WLOUL—Dullt no de mand. Rye tour qulet at $5.00, Chain Wheat doce Inqulrys No.2 red.tn elevator, 81.0545 8 1. March, #1424 bid, Seo naked April hice li na aakedi May, bid, » 1.40 Bld, 61.406 aaked, com Ormar; yel- ro, to uae Soi Wentern mixod on track, iw We Reasso) Westorn re esa at Sent Bi Did, Be nakods Aj aakod; ng fo Di a makes. Ontt'aul saat ler Wesran nga! fos nite “iftbtinatenalar and ‘and tinchanged, PTTRR—Birm And unchangs it temarny Yea une aut but steady; ‘crestaory, MAI) &o PATHOLRUM Nominally unchanged, Ircr ttn best wheat, 1400 bu; corm, ont 1s corn, nd firm an upwart ay ot medio mgcereoy con rat Michiean, invtinni, "and Waster mostinm, of ConrHO, SHAtbO| Anu delainos axttoy de" an wanted, "a Towbar combing, toate, taD-washod, Ox e sDALTIORE, ALTIIONE, 4 Match 9—FLoun—' without change. Very quletang GRAIN—Wheat—Westorn frm} No.2 We tor rod, spot, $1434; Mareh, $1.41 April, tenate May, FLSNADLA: Juno, 61.3901.3834: July, Havstend Corn—Wostarn mized, npot, BoM0; March, bi¥(es A BI4AaSSI40; May, BINA) Sune, bAGAsOer seaers SiAN40. Onta steady; Weatarn white, malzod, t6@tday Vonnsyivania, 47@48e. Ny WAY—Unehanged. Puovistons—stoody and unchanged. DurrEn Firm, printe to choice Westora ngte oh Babe. packeg, iene TL a | ace inl Blo eee Srainary to fate, ue, Funietirs ie es, 7.000 but oor, suk cade a qu a Lines STAY Aad bas corn, xem aie BihBovur eora, iio bus MILWAUKEE. Bpectal Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, MILWAUKEE, March 0.—William Young & Co, thie afternoon bought ovor 0,00 bu of April wheat, pree nmably for the Now York allquo. April options closod firm at $1.16 this afternoon, and S16 wan bid, immediately after tho close, About & o'clock orders came tn from Naw York for over 4,000 ba Aprilat 91.163f, and purchascrn could not bo mado. To the Western Assoclated Press, MILWAUKEZ, Wis, March 9.—FLOCR—Dull ang neglected; Faldo lowor. GUAtN—Whent atrongs opened and closed strong No. 1 Milwoukoo bard, $1.23 No, 1 Milwankes, til No.2 Milwaukeo, L154: March, 81.1534: April, $1.16) Bay, $1.20; No. 3 Milwankoo, $1.0; No.4. O76; re. Jected, Sc. Corn lowor; No. % Bie. Oata firmer; Xo, 2,330 bil, Ityo lowors No, 1, 5c. Batley lower; No.3 spring, 87:40, Provinioxs—Wenk ond Pastors mers pork dull at 11,15 cash; az April. Prime steam lard, $7.00 caahy Api Live hogs dull at $1.1024,25, ieKoRtrTe—Hlonr, 600 Bray whos ANO00 boy barley, Sanesra—Hionr, 1,000 bris; wheat, 23,000 bu; bare Toy, 8,00 bu. TOLEDO. TOLEDO, O,, Maroh 9.—GNAIN—Wheat atoady; No, i red wintor, spot and March, $1.20) April, $1.04 May, $1514; Juno, $1.20; July, $1134; No. 2 D&M, red, #1.23; rojocted, fe. Com stondy; No.2 May, Cie} June, 4. Onte dull and nomin CLovEn Srkn—Btoady; mammoth, 61.60; No, 2 mame moth, #4.10; prime, ile sit dd) ee lala used: Whoat unsottlod} No.2 red winter, Mat ug ry Me RTT $n Zid; duno, $1.23; ae, ie ceirrs—Whent, 7,000 buy corn, 66,000 bu; oats, aR iPSzNT=—Whant, $1,000 bu; corn, 20,000 bu; asta, CINCINNATI. CINCINNATH O., March 9.—COTTON—Firm at 11% Fiuut—Dull, drooping, and unchanged. GUAIN—Whiont unsottlod and lower at 61.2% Com in tnjrdomand at atic. Osta quiot at aire, Rye stondy at Bsc. arloy in fatr demand; oxtra No, 8 fall, To. Bnovisiows-Pork dull, wenk, and ew Hania dani Ceake and lower ae eae Bn end Fass Aaede Bacon dull and’ nominal ae 6S0X $1) S76 naked, Wittacr: but lowor at $00 Burret nd unchanged, LINSEED indy at We, —. LOUISVILLE, LOUIBVITAE, March 0,—CoTroN—Firm at 2H@IKe FLOUN—Quiet and nnchanged. GRAIN—Whoat firm ot #1.2031.23. Corn steady; No. R white, 4@Hior do mized, 46. Onts quiet bot stondyy iu, 3 bce onus do mixed, R240, Rye OTA Stony ne 31 ¥ Cate auer ae8I280. Dard Arm: bam Die, Halk aren aunt thowlanesraiges cleat mb rib, #i clear, &7.00. Bacon steady; shauldora, S40 rte iby fer “clon, 7Mo.. dtatme—Bugar-<ured, ou *RVilisicy—Firm nt $1.05, BOSTON. Boston, March 9.—FLoun—Stendy and unchanged, Gnain—Corn stendy, with moderate demand; mixed and yollow, Wc, Onta stondy and unchanged, ye, Malte. . BuTTRA—Choice Western creamertos, 1280} fair to god, 27e Inlle packed, 208250. Tincenrae Wate 20 belay corn, THONO bu; when ww) RN bstesers—Flow, 800 bris; corp, 10,000 ba. NEW ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS, March 9.—FLoun—Quist and weaky supertine, $500G5.25; XX, E-15@600; XXX, 000082; High nner blir riaers waite MiNreani= Olt exchange on Now York, wpe 41,00 premium; sterling, 441 DETROIT. DETNOMT, March 9,—FLOUR—Quiet. GRAIN—Wheat weok; oxtra nominal; white, B54) meron eu ant April, $L.27}¢; Moy, 61.28}4; milling, No, s roeerrs —Whoat, 5000 ba. Bul MENTS—W hont, 3,00 bu. a +» KANSAS CITY. ‘Special Dispaich to The Chicago Twoune, KANSAS CITY, March 9.—GKAIN—The Price Ourrent reporta: Whent—Hecelpta, 13,095 bu; sblpnients O82 XK No.2 11; March, $1.10, Peipis. 2 ao bi anita 3908 oy Navas Nov Novas Ea (oy March, 2 — PLORIA, Pxonta, March 9.—GRAIN—Corn activo and stes4y3 high mixod, 364@:%o; mixed, BH{@ss}{c. Oats frat 1. 2 white, tot Nee 1 TT. Niiiuliwisiss’ Nosainally Gackaawedy 0 BUFFALO. BUFPALO, March 9.—GuAIN—Entiroly nestecteds quotations nominally unchaugod; lowor prices mast prayail boforoany business of consequence can be transnetod. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.—GRAIN—Wheat bose No.Jrod. $1249.71. Corn stasdy at F4@i80. stondy at = OSWEGO. OswEGO, March 9.—GRaIN—Whent steady; No. B white Michigan, $1.6, Corn nominally unchanged. —— f DRY Goons. NEW YORK, March 9.—Cotton goods continue ta steady domand and very firm. Pepperol! fino brown shootings advancod by agents. J’rinte in batter re quest, and pricos strong, with an upward tendondy on punkos that have not alroady boon y advanced Ginge a Heavy wry eal y ‘domand and very frm Ke in Worsted coatage ‘active. — COTTON, an. Louis, Mo, March 9,-Corron—Firm and ge changed; middl in 113403 astes, 1,700 bales; receipts OH hi puiante ws ere Aa WwW ORLE. i, d Bett Fr eg oe Hee aera ig Gir Coudnsoy na ones soc, PETROLEUM. Pirranuna, Pa. kata Sorsenolun- Gost crude unsotiled at 00j¢e at Parker's for shipment reflucd, THATKC, Phiedetphia bet oped at Pa; March, 0 Per cheat jos ianoti = saad Fa Siamese : TURPENTINE. WILMINGTON, Maroh (.—S8PiuiTs TURPENTIOE= Steady at 60, WOR SALE, STEAM YACHT FOR SALE. ‘The new schooner rig steam yecht VED! aunchod in the suuimor of ivin—{os tons, 123 feck 18 jenutty, Sook, DO incbes beam, 9 foot Sepia of Gimgolind, enminde with Soylitdere, diameter i faurBria. at fnenes © Wotating poglne fore far ralsinn aicury stern. Doar sent a iroatw work tattcceoaaed wand joueds all iro and ne tafito Jife-boat, peacearl, 4, sfoon alles an hour. Sieganty etiett A wid every couveas fences sfectria balls throug out; butlers ry an Fotriuerstora, bats tires water closets, four st sor att Uinplsd ey oaiage pete asa ary watorel suppila Biadauuna in “it recaatlo the tin mens, biteasty refri re wil Fully farni and 8! Bait anced a ‘requis efor a lung cruise, Ail fas ratoee ost and in seiculare ddrons Tie WLOSNLE: IF Corkiand-thy is om a Now ome chi FINANCIAL. JOHN A. DODGE & CO» Bankers and Mtock Hrokers 13 WALL-8T., NEW YORK, y and soll on to 5 i all Booots aenitinoa the fitock and 0xe- gute orders fo: aise Priv fags cyaurects Cy far! one Vull information vu: fo'stoce Bosculation| furnished on application. Tt Of movemunts it nd Btuck market pent {9 INDIGO BLUE, WASH BLU W'S | HR aed wie BLUE! su wi, wecond’ery Pi sdotobia