Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1881, Page 9

ITIE CiliICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1381—-TEN PAGLS. B ‘DILLINGIAH & 0, VB cor. Mudison & Fasalle-ss, Stocks and Bonds At and Sold on N, Y. Stock Bougsht Iixchango, New York Office, No, 13 New-st, NGHAM, !Immmr . Y. Btock Exchange. EO (. WALKE*‘R& (0., Stock Brokers AND Commission Merchants, 184 Lt Ballesat. CHICAGO 1 Chicago, bk e ¥oex, | spoctal. Wocks and Tonds bought and sotd on New York frock Exchunue, DAY & HIEL Banlkers and Brolkers, 130 LaSalle-st. Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. SPECULATE. 85 t0 8600, Publio Grain und Btock Exohnngn. cobtal S, Tncorporatid fur bonotit of tradors who wish to avold the PI‘k Illhllllllflfl tennsactinns on Do uard w'Frude ngd Now Vork Ntock Exchnng e Bae? i tirnin, rovisions, nod Stocks . Saf urest, mosk populnr, and bost plan known th spe it Write fir bucic of instructions, ainablo tnfor- lof lll\l intics, of “ 1 ‘. I'I"k“‘l"fl"!!‘;‘ru“ win rocoip! etuntions, snnt froo. e as 1MUY Eachiamau: 163 Madic fon-st. (rear of "l’tfl)\‘lllll" lllulllll “ERATIONS IN STOGKS. JOHN A DODGE & CO,, pankers nml lirokers, No. 12 Wnil-st., Now York, biiy and carry stocks -mhnnpor eont snargin, und, when dertrod: wil) adslas when and what Lo buy. Also, UK IIIVI LIRS ne Tonannnsio ratdsin Shich 2010 $101 can Lo lnvested, Full Inforsation on pphieation. and Financinl Repore 0. COB[ MISSION ML RUILLV’ S, FELD, LINDLEY & CO., HEW YORK, CRICAGO, AND BALTIMORE, Srainand Provision 88 & 90 La Salle-st., Chicago, JOHIN 1. TRUVSDELL, EDWARD M. FIELD, DANIEL A LINDLEY, EDWARD 8. WASUDURN, rovz €. TEFET, CYRUS W, FIELD, Boocinl, D, IRWIN, W, m\vw.g fpoctal L. 0 poclal Simien Ot LGN L Patinors. IRWIN, ORR & CD, Gummmsmn Merchants, No. 2 Chamber of Commeree, CILICAGO, 1LL., Mako n Specinlty of Buying and Solling GRAIN nnd PROVISIONS, elthor for prasent or futura dolivery, ESTABLISIED 1850, MeCORMICK, ADAMS & CO. GRAIN AND PROVISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. 18 and 14 Union Bullding, Chlcago. LHHH I. MeCORMICK, l 't Metlormick llflfl'ofl- Afnchine Co. Lyl lll}fi Il. ADAMMSE Liberal Cash Advances mado on Conalgnmants. i a i und Provislons, Houkbt, Sold, and Carriad on nexin, Correspondence fiollclll‘d. S AL WCREA & (0., 169 East Washington-st., COMMISSION MERGHANTS. Grain and Provisions buught and sold and tamricd on margins. Correspondence solicited. WHEAT § JMINING OUTFITS CHICAGO REFINING CO. 7 QGOLD AND BILVER Refiners and Assayjers. Caratul and Accurate Aswnys mada of Gald and Sjiver Ores (old-Duat, tiold nna Siiver Hulllon Houghty ar, Sheet, and ranulated Fing Gold end Bliver for Hale. Dealers make Money with T, SOULE & CO. 130 Streat, Chicago, for particulars. 114 Dearborn-: . Chicafro PUBLIC HEALTH. Time and Placo of tho Next Meeting of the Sanftary Council of the Minsls= Mppl Valloy=~Action of the Xllinoiws Stato Board of Hoalth, Spetlal Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune OFFICE OF BECHKETARY BANITARY Couxoyn Misstdsterr VALLEY, SPirsovisin, 1L, March 15~Tho third annunl meeting of the Banitary Council of the Miastasipp! Valloy will bo held at Evansville, Ind,, on Wednesdny, April 20, Im- portant business will bo truusncted. Tho status o quarantine will bo discussed,and a report mado of o schedulo of articles rnd the clroum- Mances undor which thoy can bo transported without conveying fufcetlous or contaglous dig- tases from ono port to another. All State and kocal Bonrds of Hoalth and ull sanitaryorganiza- tons {n tho Valley of tho Misslsaipp! are re- #ectfully invited to bo represented, By order of the Exueutive Commitieo, Joun 1. luunu. AL D, Hocrotary, Bpectal Dusvateh to The Chicago Tyibunts StaTe Hoaup oy HEALTH, BURINGPIELD, Hareh 15, —Owiiug to the fhct that thero aro now nva polnta in this Stuto 2 from whore minull-pox By be disseminated, i sddition to ts gonorai rm-lunw In other States, the Stute loard of ('nnn deems It its duty to warn the peoplo that Prumnt und declsive acuon must be taken 1o revent ts spread. o history of the recont Stbreal in Fulton County' s W pricticnl fllus- ton of what cun Lo done lu the way of pm- Yentfon, Al tho deaths that eccurred’ nt Cubn Yereamony fndividunls who had nover been "aeeluated, 1n otners who wero oxposed and Puaptly vaceinated tha vacelne discuso and \ovariolaus diseise ran their courso tokotlioe hout futal consequences or serious mknes«fi bl 6o who hud becn proviously. vaceluut Nlhgml only !'rum mitd variolold, the greuter Cr eseaping. nl" thls connvetion the Bourd would remind the o .mm\m profession that, i cnso a doubt oxlets thn resied 0 (Wiknosls, 1¢ 13 tholr duty .I:':w iho doubt In fuvoer of precaution. This ' b npprecluted whon st 13 stuted that the l{:l Lasea i Fulton und Piko Counties were - led ehicken-pos, 'I'io Board fully recognizes u|llmc\llly 10 somo cusos i tho varly staies of it diseuso ta positively decide, but at this timo lmfi“,',? to treat all susplelons ua If they wore o shoild be vacelnatod or roveelnatod. u:;ul responslbllity reats upon Echool Hoards A Jocal toards ot Micalth, Noue should bo Beuwed to attend gebool who hud not recently hfz" vaceinated. Tho proprictors of manu- hy urhu[ establishments and rallway managerd 'fllllmln ||run thu swiwe precuution bolng UXen with thulr gimployés, Iocal ottty Bourd of Hewltn will coiiporato with o Bourds to the Tull oxtent of its powers, culurs contalning instrictions for the man- dhnent of the discaso will be seut to any ud- *48 Upoa application to the Seoretury, e m——— GALENA, ILL, Butcial Dispaten (o ‘The Chicago Tribuma, flAu.vx. UL, Mazch 16.—Qeorge Carlle, Dem- wnuu candldate, wus clected Mayor of thiscity ay, ¢ mm_!‘ 0 luu:u,d tho late Durtus Haukins, ks e ———— Mrown's Bronctlal ‘Troches will fnstant ¥oe R 4 eough, 4 cold, ur hourseuess. 20 cent Stocks Open Strong and Close Waeak. Unfavorable Reporis About Dif- foront Btocks, Chicago Finances Quist—A Moderate Currency Movement. The Pwd'ucu Markots Gonerally Sirong, After a Rather Tame Opening. Grain More Active—Provisions Less Freely Offered, TINANCIAL, Btocks at the opening of business wero qulot, but strong. Laterin tho day transactions be- cnino larger, and a downward tendeney In quo- tations wia cvident. Western Unlon was put down 4% on / roport that an Injunetlon had been fssucd ogninst tho pnyment of the dividend. Lackawnnna wns depressod by tho statcment that thore would ho no incrense of dividend, and tho othor cun! stocks sympsthized with it Gould at one time wus anld to bo buying Jersey Contral, for which he hasannpparently lusatinblo nppetito,and nt anothor to bo seling the whole list, Michignn Central was posted us certaln to mnke n bad statement for tho quarter, Money wns more netive, but thore was nothing like stringonoy. Just at the closo thero waas n alight rally, caused by the cavering of tho shorts, bhut tho market olosed wonk, In Chieago business was very dull, almost no one buying and vory few eclling short, Chesapeake & Oblo was noriceablo for n re- actionary movemont which took away the gain of tho day before. Now York bears deelare that tho reports Just mado by Unlon Pactlic and Western Unlon woro cooked up to mako n good showing, The care- ful Financial Chronlclc says sbout Westorn Unlun. Western Unlon Telexraph stock has sold ex- Aivldend, and the Company has declaren n quar- torly eash dividend of b per conts tha targo in- como fn this quarter agalnst tho small income in tho most fivorable munths of October, No- vetnter, and December i ealeulated to excito Eolne comment, fn view of the opcrations which were going on in tho Comlmnyu Atocx nt the dates when theso quarterly reports were ro- spectively fssucd. Tho Graphie of Thursday bad tho following cdltorials ‘The Graphic wns the firat nnwupngur in tho country o point out tho sign returning pmu[lerll!r and to adviso ita readers to not upon tho bollof that values werc cortain to incrense, and that money was to Lo made by judicious purchases. Tho result hus proved the absolute correotnoss of our prognostications, and we havo the satisfaction of knowing that thousands of our roaders huve profited by, them. Wo srostillin thio fuil l0od of prospority, and wo do niot nntlelpata any sudicn oF woneril ot of the tide. Liut the present moment is an excel- fent tlme to bu prur.lum. Home scourlties nro to-duy solling r&lrlou that_are (0o high,—It nlght bo said nbsu ly bigh, Othors nre held ut what is probubly a sound and reasongblo valune tion, Othors are still too Jow, but It s gafe to #ay that thoy will not long remaln so. Much of the great advanco which wo have reeontly expo- rionced i8 due to lnrclfln buying. This may con- tinue or it may suddenly stop. ‘There are at this mumunt !7 000,000 !nrclgn}!mld on board ships coming from Liverpool to Now York, and due here in afew days. But tho ndvanee'In stocks sinco Friday st I8 Inrgo onough to swallow up $ Let noonc be alarmed; every ono who' hns bought wiscly and paid for his pur- chases 18 snfo enough. ~ Dut speenlation bns per- hups ronchbed its higliest Jimit, for the presentnt least, {t would not be n bad thing if our fricnds ghould now tako n rest and count tholr monoy, On Saturday unlisted socurities, bld and asked prices, woro: Ndison Eleetrlo Light Company atock, 163 to 1700; Edison Ore Milling Company stock, A0 to 80; Unlted States Electric Light Comn- pany stock, 200 to 3003 tho Iirush Elcctric Light Compnuy of New York atock, 100 to 160; the Ful- ler Electrical Light Company new stook, 20 to40; International Rallway Construction Company dtock, 22 premium to 30 premiumi American Iallway Gonstruction Compnny, 65 premium to i premium; Inter-Stato ailway Construction Company, 25 promium to 30promium; Rochoster & State Lino Orst mortgago certificates, 85 to 00; Des Moines & F't. Dodge preferred stock, 6 to 4! Des Motnes & I't. Dodge cominon stock, 16 ta 20; American Cablo Compauy subsoriptions, 18 prem= fum to 25 premlum: Atlantic, Mississipp! & Ohio 8lock, 10 to 10; Now York Lonn & Improve- ‘ment Company stock, 100 to 103; Brooklyn Ele- vated Railroad first mortgngo, 47 to 63; Central New Jersey Land & Improvement Company, 28 to 13; North River Conatruction Company of O. & W. Rallroad rights, 14 premium to 2 prominm. Tho Financial Chronfele,;looking nt the whole situntion, is not surprised to find, beneath tho Influencen which dully gossip affords, an under- tone of gront strength, There would have been n docided reactlon fu prices the past week wero it not for this fact. Dut with monoy offcring freely, a8 It has boen, evon during thoe presont stringency, on oity real estato, at8 per cent for o terin of yoars, stocks permanently paying8 por cent aro worth 160. Furthormore, this plothara of Jonnablo funds recelves new neees- alons from Europo evory timo our monoy mar- kot growa a littlo stringent, Suppode to this, thon, wo add earnings on our railroads, which #lve promiso of oven highor dividends, and one readily sces why the oft-predioted panle is not reallzod. Tho outtlow of money for April sottlements, according to the Now York Tribune, is the only cnuse af probablo deplstion of resorves in tho stock markot. From March 13,1880, to Aprit U, the Now York banks lost £4,258,0600 in gold, and 504,000 In currcncy. Into tho channols of oir- culatlon throughout tha country bave been poured, during tho past year, not less than £060,000,000 gold, $7,600,000 sllver, nud $52,400,000 oaper currency; in all nearly $103,000,000. It docs not scem probable, therofore, that the do- mand to sunply any temporary want In the in- torfor willbons great os it wis one yoar ago. Hut, to provido agalnst n posstble outgo of £4,000,000, tho banks have $1,000,000 in gold from ubroud nlrendy here, $2,000,000 moro on tho way, 1o bo recelved within a wook, and tho assurance that tho ‘Fronsury will take $5,000,000 or $10,000.- 000 moro of bonds wheuever occaslon tnay urise. Tho following shaws tho range of fluctuations for tho doy: ptai=| Liat Lowwe) luxe e cat. Hitge oW T T }IV. IN“ bis 1 e ig) 1 i L3 111 gl gl a) g lth»l [ Howdorauy C lluum-ru. ke & Dolaware'& 1{udsol Chteago, 1, & Cutudy Southern, \\'n: sestorn Linio, now stack-Opanod, 8 highest, &y lnllllLN(n Al qusrtarly ividend of 1% per cent, pasablo iR ‘quartarly dlvidond of 3 por cent, payable April Qovernment bonds were strong. In Chicugo, tho District of Colnmbla 9,058 were 121§ bid and 1N asked; 448, 111Y and 111%; tho 6s, 101} and 1014} und tho Os, Y and W4, Tho ndvanco In the G4, fur which, princlpul and Intezest, tho Goverpment will pay but 101 on May 1, Indi- cates a catoulution in Wall stroot that the Gove ornweat wre not likely to tuke them up. Forelgn exvbungo olosed with o atronger feoling. Bterling posted rtes, 4RIBENG, For Blxty-tlny commercial WS for prompt dellvery, 477402178, For three weoks' delivery, ATRZATYG. Blxty-day commoretal bills, prompt. dellvory on Havee, K452, Bordenux, § Elxty-ilay cammercial Blils on Antwerp, dellverable prompt, wero KRGA5N. Bunkers' bills on Ger- many wero 0F for sixty duva and 01§ for demand; ninety-dny prompt eommerelnl bitls, 400, Sixty-dsy commerelnl, dellvered prompt, UG@EI%: same, dellversd i three weeka, ®IMGUIG, Bankers' gnflilers on Holland were 34 for sixty days and $0% for dema !Ixu-dny commereial wns @3 810, Shipe pers’ exchnnge on Now York was e diecount, Tho value (20,590,162 of tho Impnris of mere chandise nt tho Port of New York. for tho weok ended March 12 is $715:21 loss than the value for tho preceding week, and 7% less thun for the samo weok of 188, Thu exports ot mor- chandlse from New Yurk, valued nt g8921,205, for tho week enidod Tuoesduy, Murch 8, nre i, 042 more than for the proceding weok, and 81,145,341 tnore than for the corresponding woeek or 18680, The total movement of erehandise nt tho port from Jan. | to tho dates nnmned, compared with the same timo of 1880, shows an increase of $11,1R0,517 In tho the valus of the cxports, and a decrense of §15I0LHL In T highor, and In early donlings udvanood K@K, the s were 113% and 135 the the value of the tmporis. Tho imports’ of speclo Inst woek amountod to $1,008,0%, malking n totnt of 455,270 since Jun, 1, aguinat §2,183,45) to the samo aate in 1330, The exportaof specie 1o dute this year amount to EL4B,061 ngcnfuat $LM7.015 for the same timo Inat year. ‘fhero ehnmges show n comparntive dlTerenee of £21,654.02¢ I favor of Now York on the fornlen movements, other thin of securities, since.dnn, 1, Chlengo bank clearings wore $3,000,000. Bus- Ineas was qulet, Loans are in moderate demani at 647 por cent. Country orders for currency not large, Now York oxchange sotd at 25@30c per $1000 discount, On the Chicago Stook Bonrd the follawing quo- tattons were made: LUCAL AND BAILWAY RTOCKE, s < e flxl(n'v'{-'fflfi?éfl'y’ fiN g ieaxiy Clty Raffwry G uinbor of Commeree Trulora’ Insiranes Ce luter-Stato Jndusteial Exvo LOCAL AN Arked, ) "Unitod Stntes Joz, United Btitos § {nltad Stutes JHIneoL o Lo b s Chicngo Water bonly, 193 Clilenn Water bonis. In, {hicugo Water bon Ny ik louth I"ark 7 HAILV Ghicago, M. & 4t 1 I lenka, 3. & Bt Ao, M. & K1, Gt 3 o3k Chicizo, 3 (‘Inulun..\l Y3 g ulwnn(urn (3 nmklml Tund 1 i L 4w, Jiio,., i1 1 i 11 hL oul h . m a5 il P Vot Divieran Ciew 1 e, g oML Division City mmm'\ A DY IRL NEW YORK. @ Speetal Dispateh fa The Chicago Tribune, © NEw Yonx, March 16.~The gharo specuintion was somowhat tnoroactive to-dny than yestere duy, and the busincas shows n sifght Incrense in volume. The market opened 'i@1 higher than tho closinz nuotatlons of yesterduy, and In the early dentlugs n furtber ndvance of L@% wus recorded. At tho first Doard prices took n downward turn, but toward noon n slightly firmer tone prevalled, and o fraotlonnl recovery ensuedd, . Durlng the ufterncon the speculation beenme quite feverish, and In tho loto deatings. nhenvy pressure tosell was developed, which resuited [n n decline ranging from 3§ Lo 432 fron tho highest point of tho” morntng,—the lute ter in Western Unlon. Delaware, Lack- awnnna & ‘Western, Now Jersey Central, Rending, Hlinols Central, Inainna, Bloomington & Westorn, Iron Mountnin, Texus P’acifie, Bt. Paul, Pacifle Matl, and Union Pacifie wero also prominent in tho downward movemont. Intho final snles somg shares reeovered « fraction, but the market closed generally unscttiod and In most justances at tho lowest flyures touched, The monetary situation continues unchanged, capital heing in ood supuly at low rates of fn- terest. Call loans on pledge of neceptable stock collatornt were clfected mostly at 6 per cent, hut thero wero some transnctions at 0 per cont, whilo at the close thoro were large offerings at 4 per cent, Government-hond dealers tound ready accommodation at 4@5. Timne loans and primo discounts aro unchanged, The sterling oxchnnge markot opened firm at an advancs In tho nominal naking auotntions of %, to 481 for 00-day bills and 483 for demand, which wus followed lnter by anothor advance to 4811 and 484 rospectively. At these rates cone sldorablo storliug was bought. Lowor figures were offered, and any furthor advance was checked tor the momont. Tho business was not 80 active to-dny .ns yesterday. Tho market seemscontont with tho advances alrendy made. Itatlrond mortgnges were in Mmited demand and were gonorslly weak and lowor. Toston, ,Hartford & Erla Nirsts deetined from 60% to 5 Chesapeako™ & Oblo s, cluss B, trom 85 to 8&215; *Erle consolldated secouds from 100 to 00%; Kan- 8o DPaclfic consols from 105% to do firmts (L & ‘D) from 13 to Morrla & [Essox firsts from K3 138; Northwestorn gold coupons from 125 to 124; Now York Central fimts from 123 to LR New Jersoy Contral adjustinents from 11015 to 110; and 'Texas Paclile land-grant Incomos from 85 to B4, Columbus, Chicage & Indlunn Centrul tirats advanowd from 110 to 112; do .supplementary firsts from 1084 to 100; Cairo & Fulton firsts from 1004 to 110; Delawnre & Mudson flrsts (Penmsylvanis Divislon coupons} from to L Internu- tionnl & Great Northorn second Incomes from 01 to01iz; Indinna, Bloamington & Weatern firsts from B7%; to 005 do seconds from 70 to 81; Loko Shore & Michigan Southorn sinking-funds from 110to 111%; Lohlgh & Wilkesburrs consols as- sented fram 109 to 110; Ohto Central fucomos from 6l Lo B1%; 8t Louis & San Franelsco sce- onds, cliss 1, from 83% to 87; do du, olasst, Trom 85 to 80: aud Unlon Pacilo firsts from 1144 tol4y. ® 5 . To the Weatern Ansoctated I'was. New Vouk, March I6,—Governments stenidy for ts and 449, % higher for 53, und }§ lowor for 48, Inftronds bonds wern in modernte demand. Btuto scourltivs wore dull, The stock market opuned strong and @1 22 Lut subsequently bovamo wouk, and prices ro- cordod adoeline. Wownrd noon & fractional ro- covery touk pluce, but durhg tho ufternoon the markot bocume fuyerish and unsettied, tho gen- eral tendenoy belng In tho direction of luwor pricos, In lnte deutingd sprenlation becume much depressed, and o docline runging from 3% tu 4% from the m.m est polnt of tho duy wa re- cordod, thy [atter Western Unlon, Coul stocks, lum )lnllnl!\lll. Tndinnupolis, llhu)l g ton & Waestern, llinuls (,uumnl. unl Toxas Paelfly woere ulse promineut in \huduwmvnrd oV nmont. In tial wiles somo slures recovered u rmuuun. but tho generat markat closed unsot- ud, 'l‘mnmullnn-l. 315,000 ahares: Ll uf (1 St Vaul& Omuiin. anl Vosus Puitiv, 700 e e 0 Véstorn Univs futro Tunnel, Mooy kel cuns 't 428, clostng ut 4. Prhno morcuntiie pupor, 'Y(f dm“f""l' uxunnmm, sixty dnys, stroug at 480X emand Produco uxpnm for the week, $8,125,000, UOYENALNTS, Lumw E‘\lnd itock Ialand, Purinnm ... i 1o pre nrm st & e gt oh Do protarred.... lrml Mmlnl I 1a & Xan prafarrad, o Linitod KEntea ¥ (a8 1, |Iltk'1|Vu{ Bpecial Dispateh ln 'l‘h.l UMMW Tribune, BlosTon, Mireh 15,-Tho stock market to-day wis gulet. with but fow foatures of special fn- l('rush Inrailrond shares, Atehlson opencd nt l % an advaneo of 3%, and sold up to IBE@ENL eago, Hurlington: & Quiney ady from mm th 185, elosing at 1065 Bandiiaky mivnand Trom 2814 10 2035, butin tho ufternoon receded to 5 Puftnan idvunced from 1 to 140: Ogdons- hiire upened at 45 amd sold up to . but In the atternnon el off 10 Wb & Tloomington mlwuu 4 " & L0 e 4 an‘ g b5 'fi"" o to 62 LI‘I(' ‘est Michignn i, Juston & Providee | K5T: - Litila - ock . G E T U 10 + Tiomton & Aty s to 104 ott 1 &l Summit Jieanch jes ¢ tower, ot g1 New York & New England declined 1, to 5 Flint 2, 10 30" o preforred s, to5; Noston & Lowell 3, to 10t: Tol o, m)um&llnrllng— ton sold b to s Honars No, i, at 6 Mexican Central, (6h 5. In bunds, Toledo, Dnynm & Burlington in- cotne Loiwls sold at 49145 Hartfonl & Erie 58 de- elined b, mr!%. New urk& Nuw England 78 ndvanced 14, lu H, Now Mexleo Tsndvanced ¥, to 111l T cllm_-ll Tie 108%; Mnssne ellusotts Lcmml i sold at V83, l|| laud stocks, Water-Power declined 4, to i other sales it previous rates, Hell Teles Fhum! nmidvanend i, 10 04, and closed at 04 bid, ¥ ngked, Th the ll'uum Assoclated Press, Fnstorn itaficnd, Fline & 1* Marquct itto i, Htnll ifs fioatom & Kb Boston & \l.lllmy- FOREION, J3—Consots, M3; LoxnoN, Murch account, 4s, italffond recuritlcs—Tilinols Centrnl, m. Pennsylvanin Centend, 083 New York Contral, i, 608 o seconds; 10 Uf; lulldln({. [ Amount of lmllmn zmm ||| mu P.uuu, Maret 16.—~Kontes, NEW ORLUANS. M.w OnuEANs, Mnrch 15.~8ight exchange on Now York, par; sterliog, 4705 - MINING NEWS, HOSTON. Hpecial Dispateh to The Chitago Tribune, BosToN, March 15.—1n mining shares, Cnlumet & Ieclundvanced from 243 to 240, which was bld at tho close; I'ommlu ndyanced 1, to 18; Bruns- wick antimon, Duncan 1, to 4; Syons Coppur Filis deeil nod Silver Ialet i, to 2at4: Huron %, to Allouez i, to kis Madlson %, to 1; Quiney Othors ns befure, Marcl 15.—Minlug stocks cloiod ag hnum 3 Followa: Alloner... Cnlumot X B Cutnlpn Cotmor Falis Dunenngsity BAN FIAN 5 Unl Mareh 15.—Following are the uloshm qummlmm 0F A10CKs: Alpls {3oxicar N "16 “llmv Dro, Lo hl & Curry. I}runu 1'rize.. A 3 Sanllor Nuvajo deciares s alvidend ot 55 REAL ESTATE. The followlng instrumnents wero flled for reo- ord Tucsdny, Murch 13: CITY PROPERTY. Wabater av, 21 £t a of Fromout st, dnted el 14 (C, und M. *bio). Wet Tlarrimo ui, iE [ Starch’ is b 110 et ARG nmn i ¥rederlok'Gori, o s - B0 d nenr o nm{ v WO Tk 2 et Mareh 31 (rvoman rovnan to Tanng I Pedrick), ... 1415 Arch wt, 118 1Y or 4 intud Murch WG oitan 120 Kusvizih € iianaver. i 1, x5 1T, oved Siech T (Wl Funliory'ta Nicho* Tin Kot . 0 Wintor at, 1% o L dniuil “Mareh 15 (Albort. Crtio 16 W fronklecesnoziins wr Mich T OF Mation eourt, o f, dix IEPEL it Aluroh 15 (Suta B, Nareross o Addion TGNy eaensss L 19,000 wenly-slxth u cor 0F M 1t buprovi, duterd \lnn-nn "iharidnievs myur i Supliln fiariols 2490 Warvon kv, KTE n Of CalTGTE BV, i 1, duted Jan, 0 ot 11 Fike 10'd, ¥ L= #en . 70 proved, dnted Fab. 13 (W erufiilus . Haimo). R0 Falnat, nwunr 7 Cusnit o €L EKEA 1, dutod {Sark Howapt tofoni 1 Tl W {1 of Ninoteenth, 6 f, 24 I3t (Jolin 8. Stewart usfilig RIS 11, Improved. 4 Firaihor to r it Lhjuto Ihrilig st, M3 6 8 0F Wobater av, o r.x‘h;x‘rb)n. cnliy. ! datod. unrunuumnnn fgun 1oL, len 0 Weat Hrli sty 2 ftw 0f Nubig, \intod Surch 13 CF 3; and W 1 Jtitzenin " o 1000 vt Erlodf G o SO dintod M mio to Cluarlcs l.wmnuum 1150 Wost Mmmmmn a6, 1 11w af Morgat, J 23xiu) 1t, lmpraved, ditod Mareh 13 (31, Tanmnixort Juliy Liestinin). 211 Ceonby K, 0 W Cor of Hulngs dnted Maren 2 (Esiate 0f W M. P m Ellan Meuren), 2000 Norih Surket w2 it 5 11, dutad Murh 1 ¢inbioney. ™ Byuth Duitrhorn at., 001 8 0 LaieTy-elahi, w xili’ i, datod Starch 13 W Fupik”to Claareo Lagiinri w North a” Bulle’ il HiiT daied Muuh and A A, L 5355 Warrn v, 89 n.mc VoAV A, 5 dutad Staren 1 (Milo Portors : %o wllll\ll‘;'l:“l"l LGS okha s Mt waled Murch hglish to doi i 100 NOITIOY iy L tLER OF TUN COVIT-HOUBE, Groon lm' fondy s u gor o€ Addison stw £ I<umlund ln lu| hpu\ vl (h.rh. \\ hits ate Ctinelos Lytarad. Ligcoin ny, 2k £ L Fe 3 (Lawraneo b ol b R o, - w of Hi A s n'r-nuuu Y 11 b OF THE CU Stadiran v, i car of Fiftioth s £, el ¥ (T'ha Pawtuckot In uumun s i Tt on Wi (. 11 Ewing to Ch AUs af Furlyssuo u ¥l i i Forty-sovontl st, 0 of W ipeavain ol Wi GG COMMERCIAL, "Tho following wero the recoipis and shipments of tho lending nrticles of praduco Iy thiselty duriug the Lwenty-four bouvs ehdiog ut 7 o'clock Pueaduy morning kod for tho cumuxmudlnu timy u yoar ngo: BUIFMENTS, ANTICLYS. i |, Fjour, bia T Woers Stnin Corn. On e fussecty B, Srovar-cori B ree, Curad Livais, B, ‘Withdrawn from storo during Monday for city consumption: 17 hut corn, 35¢ bu rye, 3,40 bu barley. Tho following grain was inspected Into store in this eity yesterday morning: 2 cars win- ter wheat, 63 cars No. 2 spring, 19 cars No. 4 do, I enra refected, 1 car no grade (104 wheat)s 2 cnra No, 2 corn, 1 eara high-mixod, 113 ears re- 4 oto. (10 corn); 27 vars whitc onts, 1 cars N mixed, 12 cars rejected, 1 ear no erade (5 onts); 1ear No, 2rye; 7 cars barley. Total, 208 cars, or 140,000 bu. Inspeoted out: 177911 bu wheat, 10,481 bu corn, 16,543 bu onts, 5,108 bu rye, 5,250 bu barley. A large propartion of the graln recelved yes- terdny wns from tho Unlenn Divislon of tho Northwestern Hallrond, That line is understood to bo free from blockadn at Inst, and the pent- up flow of corenls may for somne thno to come glve a volume of recelpts cxceeding the avor- nge. The leading procduce markets wero notivo ynse torday, and stréngor. At the outsct.they were tnme. possibly beeause of finer woather here, tut they turned up and soon becamno quito atrong, 1t was reported to bo snowing furfously a few mlles cast of Omaha, and another sturm was apprehiended here. This strengthaned gralm, while provisions were bunyed up by a further advance on Inrd in Liverpool and hogs bere, with the fact that there was very littlo Sta on snlo oxcept by partics alroady decp on tho short slde of the deal. Mess pork closed 1011240 highor, ot $15.675@ 1570 for April und £15.857016.87% for May. Lurd closed 15¢ higher, at $10.55@10.77% for April and $10.875@10.00 for May. Short ribs closed 240 higher, at $7.075@400 for May.. Whent closed 3@ %Ne higher, at $1.00%@1.00% for April and £1.05%@ 106 for May. Corn closed lh@lye higher, at 38%5c bid for April and 424 bid for May. Oty clused stronger, at SIN@H%C for gilt-eidged, REN%e for Aprll, BE@He for May, K@ S3%ce for June. fiyo closed firm at 100 nom- Inully for glit-edged, 08¢ for regular, 97330 soller April, and $1.00% selter May. Hurley closmd stendy, nt nomlunlly 1.0 for No, #, ¥ie for Nu. i, und 80¢ for No. 4, with April No. 2at £1.06, and No. 3 at 850 snme month, Hogs were stronger, at £5.00245.95 for light and ot &5.50Q0.36 for henvy. Cottlo wore 10c highor, with eales at $2.2525.60, The dry-goods trade displayed morn anima- ton than heretofore since tho close of winter, The plensaut weather of the past few duys s callest out n demnnd for spring gomls, and yes- terday's sales renched a quite lnposing nkgro- #nte. Prices ruled about ateady. In the hoot and shoo trado thore was continued qulet. Therg was n diminished Inquiry for rubber gonds, but the limited stack on hand prevents any softens Ings of prices. Clotbing was In hotter request. In thegrovery market nothing new svas. developed. There was a goud demand and n protty firm set of nricos, sugars, coilees, una tho finer grades of teas showing speclal strength, Jobbors of dried fruits report an {mproviug demand, with prices ruling tirm. A good demand for curea tsh ox- Ists, and buth lako and sult water descriptions are firm, In tho butter aud cheoso murkets thoro were uw fimportant chinges. Coul and plg- Iron were quoted as bofare. Oils were more active nt unchanged pricos. ‘Trade In broom-corn continues brigk at stendy rates. (ircuse nnd tallow romain moderately netive at quotations, Green fruits of all kinds are aetive in u loesl way, but little fs done in the shipping line. Hny deelined about o on all wraides, vwing to tho heavy recelpts. Hides nre wenk and fnnctive from tho samo cause, Hops aro uncbhanged, There is an sctive trule in metals and tinnors' stock, and vrices rule stondy, Tho wool markot Is slow, reports from the Enst judlcating u dectine within tho pust week, Eggs were weaker, selling ot 157180 pur duzon. In scods olover was dull #nd slow af gale, tinothy notive and higher, snd tlaxseed held ut Monday's' prices. Dressed hogs and cooperuge were stondy and unchungod. Raltrond froights wers quict. Tho rutes to New York aro 40¢ per 100 1bs on proviss lons and %50 on griin, Through frefghts uro quoted at Gi%jcon provisions to Liverpool and %1%¢ do to Antwerp. Flourfrelgbts were quoted nt 553ge to Liverpool and lc to Glnsgrow, The nggregato recelpts of wheat reported for yesterduy nt Chicago, Mllwaukee, Toledo, St. Louls, und Dotrolt were 183,000 bu. Tho cor- responding shipments were HE000 ta, The. produce movement reposted from New York yesterdny included the following: Ie- colpte—Flour, 8 briss wheat, 12220 bus corn, 07612 bu; oats, 80,202 bu; corn-meal, 738 pks; rye, 5 buj lxurlc) 4,400 bu; malt, 8,000 bus putk, 1,041 brls; beef, 2,57 bris: cut incuts, 4,080 pkas; Inrd, 1L21 tes; whisky, 438 bris. Hxports for twenty-four hours—Flour, 4,000 bels; wheat, 101,000 bu; corn, 55,000 bit. The following were tho direet exports from this clty during the lnst weok un through hlllsnl luding: ;&4 brls flowr, b corn, 1,009 pkgs pork, 4,1k boxes ment, 8,000 cnses ennned meats, $,463 pkgs lard, tangues, 06 brls buef, 3,200 1bs butter, &, chicese, 400 bris nleohol, 100393 Ibs oil-cake, 375 bris corn-meal, 630 brls oat-meul. The tollowlng are tho footings of tho otficial report of grain ln store In this city on the oven- Juur of Snturday last und a correspondlog dute n yearugo: Q0.1 wintor whent, B 189 No.21ya Foiney BRI dnnd barioy fotalbarler, Tatal nll grades. Theso flgures show u deere woek of 102,207 bu corn, #0476 bu oats, 22,200 by ryo, 10,131 bu barley, and an (norease 24,860 bu wheat, Totul decroaso, 159,603 bu, Also. utlont I harbor, 615,413 by corn, nguinst 020,420 u week prosions, The following shows the recolpts of severa) artleles of produce in this city from Jun, 1to tho olose of Inst weok: LUZ5,88T brls flour, 1,415,661 bu whent, 5,027,785 bu coru, 3,211,675 bu outs, 18],- £ b rye, 1,10001% v barley, 13,004,004 b tlax- seed, 39,203,020 1bg, hog meat, 1848050 1bd Inrd, 10,487,651 Ibs butter, 1,538,041 hogs, 570 cattle, 1082 shoep, 12,587,200 1bs bides, 6,229,655 1bs wouol, 510,397 tons conl, 85,632,000 £t fuinber, 78,771 bris sull, Tho newa from Town 18 discournging to those who hiavo expected u big surplus of corn In that Htato off tho lnst crop. Vast quantitfes have been used for fuel, and a Inrgoly-Increasea quuntity for feedlng, owlug to tho unusual se- verity of the winters and, in nddition to that, it is feared thut a great dend fe lost. More wus lefe standing I tho flelds than ordinurlly, and the storms have beaten it down, leaving (L 1o be covered up In tho frozon slusl, which will undoubtedly prevent a great deal from being merchantable, Of course thero Is corn left, and su mueh of JLus to leave no dunger of a corn famine, but it also dimluishes tho dangerof a corn glut, whioh was fenred by somo, it now louks uy If thore will not bo much old corn left i the West by the thue the next crop i ready 10 use, wud it muy be wore scurce six wonths buneo thun ut the sumo date lnwny previous your atnee the War, A tottor from Missour| saya that thero {s not In that State u slgn of o siuglo rod of dumnged whent, 1t s alt lookg well, and plenty of ooenn tonnage enn bo procurod ut New Orleausat o Httlo nbove rated from Now York and Baltimore, 11, C. Stilinan, Esi, bus compiled @ stutement showing thut during tho Jnst stx inonibs of 1850 Canndn sent 7,450,000 Ly barley o the United Stutes, the snmo belug more than n suy provious twelve months endiug with duno. Thu total shipmentd of burley from Canada to tho Unitod States ditsing tho lust ten crop yoara wero b, 0,522 bu, ——— PROVISIONS, 110G I'RODUCTH~Wero uctive i Iard, moderataly a0l st for futore dyllvery, and_ ruthier quiet on pork, 'Fha murket was stroudor all round, withn stuadlor tunv, copt thut meats weakoned i the afte oo, Tha local huit kol was strungor; with pourur auslily nt that, und Liverpool ropurted u furs thor advanco ot 34 i Jard. 'Fhore was Apparvntly ao oxpore denand hero &t th pricos current, but thura was & goud domanid fur li kinds of proguct Tor future dulivury, with Dot ek’ pork uforod. Lard was rol- latlvoly atrong, Bowo partivs in the trado think thay s00 unmLatakabio slung that o warket Is undoc cous i, the sucunt poury bavig Leow vaisel uboi is i spprunity ue eopoalig tie Lold. provisusy ob- wors m"n? e e at TEAGALE oL Tt . ik it vlouid e at b 'fi:“:’ ‘tor :“umxAmn“ spotorspliar tho wouy 4 Seilor Apr ..‘.m lil\,:o PR v Gt R A A3 bld. ok Ju0 1bey and elosed 1o l Aulx—c\flvunuu! lbal! BLave the Inteat nles wury mllud of 12,100 L nlll-r Arrll Qt ltlm‘t&m’uh' pullur May b SlUAG I sulier Jui bR AR it P A T and 241 122 aeller the yen I'he market elosed at #10 fhsalierthe montn, ¥ 101 aliee closes ll "l' Kiig I)lll MuATE Advanced T4 mm'lc c al ng Lt pa, hut clased Iny. Enlen wire L ot { 0 1’!“?’; Mllvll)l " 53 'Whot, 015V e or A % . a4 ek L seOr b Prirasaf fondin cuta of ments were na Tollows nt 4 o'clock for fulie cured, uniess ptherwisy speclitrd: i thrl ] Shatile | I, & | . | vers.” | ciears, mAL ATALE Short cleare, aose, part b0, boxer Maren Aunt, fans, . My, |.... “Hhor iTur May, o cInRTAANGsA LS Tanim, T g S ke T e MAmE. (AdLge: Fai'e for 1310 avaragdl 4 T4 ke, Aige for siuuldnes, Besifo far azt ¢loars, Wv410io for has, It at 3 for mess. £I531000 for oxtra moss, ard F11.U¥aiL3) for hams. DBREADSTU FLOUN=Was moro quiot thuu waual, the loeal trating boing quite smafl, while there was only n moderatn uxport movement. ‘The focling was stroni In_sympathy with wheat. Halow were reported of 1) bria winters on privata termas 2) encka unsounil do AL FL3TIG; 210 bris and ),331 sncka daublo spring oxtens, ARy at $L.1554.10; and 225 brla rye flour at 850, Total equal to 1,630 bris. Export Hours were quoted at 4401 @32 tur goud 10 cholee, and ryo do At 240535 oruEn “IHSI’I'PI‘! Waora strong and qulot, with Ught offurings,” ales wora repurted of 5ears bran at $15E19.00, 5 cars awlddlings At $HL0@18.00, wnd 2 carg barley kcrecnings nt 4k por bit, Conrse corn-meat wus nominal at $19BLIS por ton on track, SPUING WIEAT—Wns netive and stronger, The market for Apnit foll off Jiatie, advanced e, und clinsed 30 above the latest quotations of Mondsy, whlle tho loneer futurcs wers even firmar, the promium on May widenlng to se, Jivorponl reporiod mor loquiry and s - bouer nare |Arge 10 they nold FAghiE Sraely ot g atrongil i surtied rinind un tho buying tack whon they found ' thit thore had _beun tew eeliers bue Mdoa thmetves, Ty n‘mnmmlv pare of thy ety an Inliflrnnllfv ot nn - winter . Cnsh ) far rexilue, tu 810134 for fresds ru,n-nmlurrmm D No. 3 bu do At #1.01 D15 i n inneantn. it Gdaea recol »m L REHeF ANC npaed K S, BN o wt (LA Ailvancod 1o 0% wird ‘clowed 4 il Seiler the monthwas qulet ut Mm,\mmf. climine ut SO0 May war nctive nt Anlih cloningat ela big, and June was in Feduost at At 34e0 ‘oh tho niters | vt elosail au pik R0 atind"and sy at L AVIEAT-Saloy wore 240 bij Xa, 4 red, 15 wlnmrncmmnn i d A1), at $.0) i n:l(LI t 6101 lm “Tacki nfio W bt Nor mixe CORN—VWns moro ncilve und femer. ndvancing n 30 i Clnia StE, e LAVCFIOU) Ak o 1 lower, Thure was nmark IP I i garkues olf cu, but 1 wa % the dn af thy last jr Focoipls | wers mot large w0 af ' Stondy, nmd Wrera wenin chistly Low aradas: e latiee word in guot duming by shipyoon suupie fota pelng tiem, Futiizey e 10 b lllll! fy Illflucll by the greatee Ny cl"‘\.’l‘ Ill g b, uuotntiun. Gur 08 Nt fo o oF Tite St e T itee Ehot nles wore reported of ik snixed wt 2t b d u lnluwrnrmmxu el Sy mnmr activu ut e, and sugtistquictnt thiutigo all closing un»mmm« T el M oot UATS—=Ware tirmer, both for caalt and Tutire des AVELS, Tanah i AAPRGL Cliond, WERK L Th Al wancod figures, Huguinr s quotubla at 2, und ulit- nt dlgasihe. Most of the fuliires wern w‘-ry. it oo hennd wivaniced nrall s naminally Vg rum- .JKC‘ At S plaiarkoy s Ty ut ln sore; lJ{lll selected mix 346 o3 for N s By eamido 'wt (T g fhr refected whtio e e o 3 1v 1o Thiouioil waliel hig ARy Tur v-3while, Tpart 1o aFrive); und diad A sicia ot 2 with ittt dotis elther spouulativo i No. 2 fre -ummlnn "o wuro W0 (Grs 0F B o 0. which wns nominally quotshle nt$ta, and reimine i salubin 1 e SHiek Mrei) whs gudtabia ut et Mav, LUt ) for Trortl In mi0 o1 LUN b By -nmldunlll it n.xmr NG, 2 (1 i) b at#L0! for §0.2 free on biand, Total, o oy Tnplo Wisihe Tr N Total, 10 by TWD 0'CLOCK BOARD \heat clased HuoT for Aprll, und s shado onsles 2 deiing Wil oows Aprtl SLS 4al s und o, 9LOLG . iy 02, it ELOR wiiter S ns @i i, F1 et ) boler Stay. lllm seller Junu, und visje luller um y- § s Gornt closed " shimie Catronizor, SV s i Aty e ki o duno, £ oy Jnly. nnd &1 for Augu. sains wore A0 O LA yf g nullor JUNG, wn.uw nel Ountw’ closed stemly ‘)“_ Tor April, STaaiie lur HNY nllll .U‘A ¥, sl o oty uf 15 0 o7 J) wigarolier ) (3 a A A for e -runuruu i f for el e’ OF INGY Delk, wt VR IA roller Mar ind W inctnngod, it 10135 07 gu 1038 Lo Sy, E0.07 g6 iy for uy. mn« were made of 035 woller " Avell, $10.ie i o {.,“.t" 1::-.:1:(.« dune, ufi' rollur -y ed, t L0 1w ul 5 ol nn 4 iy (nr Mar,and £ wro i nelioe | fiile S ruiar Stp, el soliar Juno, knd $o:5) Lobier A GENERAL MARKETS, BROOM-CORN~Trado contlnucs active for ol do- serivtions. Wo quote: e, oo ferlor and cumbiol DUTTER~Tho market was wichangod. ATo 08 tirm B8 aLANY pre purivd, byt the tendensy In Yow and medlum grides ApHoars th bu to an casler conditlon. ol butter was dull on uccouiit of the #oft wonther. Wo v]unlu. Pucking stock.....13 @15 T Bt &) . AGGING~Trady was but sliglitly 12 any tmprovod. w ordors recelved woro Hlfod at thy tollowing CHEESE=There was u fulr movemont i nt prices difforing sliehtly from those some days provious, Wo quoto ua follow CoAL—Anthrdelte Js scarce, which faet alone one nbles rutaliors to keep up tho pric. Suine of the suall outsido rotallers ure domanding #0240, though with the down town denlery $430 fs atill the current price. Foft ouats are In falr supply and vsayt Hlossburg. Kl Ca bl o SIS libural supply and lawer nt Lilse E g, PURRITZ A viey steus inurkot wis notor. The sonmund Ulllll"lil'lfl“"'ll. buth on city sud country scvount, e Whitetish, Nu. 1, |mrli-hrl. W hitetinh, fumiiy, pel At e e llm.-hur'.-l—-l*nm Vlonters, glll»kul’(ll—hllrll Yll"n o) Chural<faires oty Mavkorol—Fat fnmuy, Ihouture, snked, por L bt sinake friin ealn 4 LTS P TRG rice ikt Tho dswund contiyues 1o i mirkut sliowa pusitive sivons \‘unw nulml o, and the genural Yo quoty; (N Y Rt e, i L ew faye Loyl Albice: Kohane v npared, bulvos, ¥ LT i Wit tho savily of sound fruls rupldy docroastig, Native wid fupe Sl e in Huod supply at Quotations W tnmnumn alltur «.nu«munu—rum Santion was i uxmur Prudu 14 ot all Wt couldl ba dustred, but tiero 16 Divw stesdy SprovomIvuL, wikd o8 Ui outfonk 1 favors able to an uctive surtng trede and trnnur erlcos there 1s & cheortul foullug Rwong jublbors gouaruily, We quotel RICK Caroling., Lyulsisua,. Cnsl ynlad wora ey rime (0 chnied. ..., alr ta gont e commo, o Wi ronstinty BPicKs. oWk K00d focal domand. I|lma'lly. ¥ ton.. 2 tiniothy, ¥ fon 0N (HacK Mixed... I tpland pra || nenirie 'y Danizei dry, 100D Lelts, W “Tire 13 fulr trady’ Bt onr quotuons; New York eholce to fancy, per | Fiat und sucoiid cluns “Ihiled cler do, First nnd second clowr, Phird clear, d First snd socond cle Common dressvd sl bourls, 13 nch A atuck bontils, nm»lnclh rough., I mtnck bunrds, 10iid ek b Rl 2110 B, thei s Tt Futiedi, and. uoml“. ME A proved Aomund at the Folluwing ratost Lin-piaton et iC. ¥ vox, in-pintes: el (X! ww In rlllltl.llx.!k ., flmlln % pintos, s, 1C, rootl 1357 Bt ¥ 5 bl -t b Boder,. (110 ta at Hnr-lead,,, ) 1 Favud i 5 Coppor b ¥ 2 Steathin o Fof Planishod. eopor-tinned, 1 and 10 o, ) Vianished, cut 10 size + 14 hect-zind, g, b 3 n i 25 llw\l\n iron, Nos. 8t . Ha 1h Amerieun planlshed trom, <17, 0 b A 12 3 ¥ 3 Discount on gaivinizod i i on churconl. —\Were quotsd at 120 rates, or KL10 by the S—Wora without ctinngo, Trado wan roported morenctiva wiih prices genefaliy fism, ‘Curpontine ran ALEONK, fis Wk 41k Iard-otl, WO quot o o o 0 1 ¥ i Garbon: \Wis, wnd Alet tost, ¥ 2 W i Cathon, Wi, nd Miell, teat, W, W... I Imnll wintor-strunad ma i 5 5 B G wintur-blenalied. ‘ strictl; extm U, —A\ Billllllllmll xutd uums? 'l“l prices ruling lluxlllr und firn, was Loted thiw, :l'hfll Some pratiy fluenit orders have boen (aoed bF 1nt but consumers Kenemily show » dispasition 10 annnn. thelr purehores to auch quuntitles as are needed fur o Holaw arg Lio quatatlo uparior seoteh, nunmlxl 10 bennd. ... ‘Amerltan Scoteh, uecording Aihrieitu und coko, Bilvery toft l'l"l\' :\\“ UAIIF—‘VN‘B in falr l‘!lbrg ot “fl I"hl‘l{)‘ l‘"{lfl! ya, lie i lilcfll tl ons. Al s e-n 1 dicln: amall, hotd ut $1 e cane Sihcbicun wt LN ind maliacds [t Habbits nro l('nl'l‘l) at ¥ SALT—A stesdy lruml |! nnlml 'at yuotatlonst i lml st Sainaw and Comtanit hor e ll’lll‘Y. with Lz, Diairy, without ancks. Ashton datry, pur snc| (iround nium, ba Al'l.'rlll)!lvl i 15— W bruwn sack L5 NIEEDS—Wore duil, and inactive for clover, active i hixhor for (hmothy, and stendy for fiaxsced. Tha recoiptaof tho Tonding souds wre libural, Sirietl iy clover was mlablo at HANL, with nanim Drlio tuthy vas in sctive roques T SOl At F2 TS T T Tow 'Bnlte af na werontaliy etiverad, 1innuarian WA frm At X3 TR et Sen I pbot Fedient ARG A Bt thota u the kel Bulos wory tnado ot 9 byt LELAK LT T poor 1o good_und 8330 for i denrkand, LG bage Galothy at S fos 7 for_ good to *\r ino, wn @ it f0r B L0 PR, R SR b fuk k0 bngs millot svod ot B0wsSci Loar and at Linys THungarian sved at o AL ww-l'rimu‘cm is *alublo at fi{c; No, 1 couns TR sciod Vi TaiF. domand at the dae cline of Ma I‘l h Nv The biase price was §1.03 por galloa. fag hishw WL, 0 markat is -luw In sympathy with the tmduatiho Fast \Wu quot g nay Lt ol TG et f Mediam unwished fewco. il wanhod Hoe Fine washed ‘Gl s i '“l'l"'"\ Lo st Woni Eirculat ot o it (IR Tio wool market has boun gulte Rcllyy dufing the wook. but s moxt buyors DA il st Chases. e 101t Amannt Of aloh 1§ c wook. Annt ¢ dderubly dens than that of Inat hor slon fins beet mnde in prices, nnd the decline hine not heon eqantined to any ono grade. ‘I'he mare het gl o entiro sl must be roporiod as Iully N e Illll-l I sumo cases two per paund T Dealors matifost an wryont desire 10 sell, and manufaciurors a eorresponding reluctanco 1o purs i, und us o result the warket closes woak und wie suitied.” LIVE STOCK. CHICATO, elnta= Cattle, l’M‘ 8heey Wiring 6 Area i Iab « B0 Y 08 [ . ams ol Tueludo In yostandaste arrivals was a Grand Trunk cur contatnlig four Lorsus, 4no bog, throe dogs, one cut, und four chickens, At firat blush thors would seom 10 bo & [rigbitful disproportion between the number of dogs and the other domestio aniznls, bug the wonder disappesrs when it (s known thay the uwhner of tho frolgy was & poor man—s Cavsdian amigmnt, CAYYLE=Tho situstion of tho market was much more favurable 1o sellers than oo the day bafore, Tho r\ml{»ll falling much abort of the number gone urally luokud for buyers ook tld with groater cons ey or n kool healthy compotlticn tho e Sy ty barbe was fully regxinod, Thara wis o very full represen g a8 thoy “tound un dlmcu ity In nn{mnum i Vo enrd fhor reauirod Uity raadd quick work of ply of (st caltle. OF butchers' khd Lflllllnrl ll\l h' uflulnll 'll'll b i widvan °t aly e e e mx ot mrl 1n o ads uncu. Lud they woro tirni in s; tock VT witns butver duntand o Vi, hug prices ey ira nyorngw. Thoueh no px 1d fow a s e b B Bour I e bmuululudl M“ A 400, th 11 ' fiun"nmu'fz '-'r’u"'n aiod, tha markes"dnlihed strung; QUOTATIUNBT es=Hloors welghing 1,500 1bs mfl ol et th leh'n ll siunes woldiiing LS to 1 Giod Bovud=Watt '"'"n’l nd llllm woo, 22 i S atoy VB AT CATTLE SALKS, rice. a’n. SEEERRBERR BEEEg 3