Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1881, Page 10

IN.ANCLIL, 10,000,000 ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC _ RAILROAD CO. BIX PER CONT Firat Mortgnge lallrond and Lund-Grant thirty-year Einkinz-Fund Gotd Honds, principat payable July §, Rtz Interestatfipor cent per annum, pagabledan. 1and duis I Principal und interest payabioln the Uity of Now Torkin gold culn of the United Sintes | of Amoricn of or equivaloilt to the present stand- ard of welght and finenoss. Issug limited to not oxcouding 2 por mile, conpon bonds of §L00 enclr, nnd reglstored bond certiticates of £,0d eneh. I'rustoes: United States Trust Compnny, Now York. e ATLANTIC & PACIFIC RAILHOAD - PANY. undes nuthority of an et of Conkres< of the United i _Amerien, Is nUw consiruetiigg s rap- ful utilee thint pare of its 1ine of iy and VR ITK 13 nargue, vn 1 Sew Maxieo, nlol i tho thirtys raliel o ntimde, 1hrough the ‘territury of hi, Lo the Coloradn Kiver,nnd thenice by tho niorL blo ruute in the Htate of Califucnin to the Pietilg Coust, OF thy one hundred and {orty miies Rlpondy construcied, four sectlons of twenty-tirg Tulles each, BmoUNTig 10 one hundred miiea, have Bown oxumbied by e Hallwas Comilasioners of tho Unlied 3t and fee NOW In- oberution 10F commer- chal bus 1o const rietion of the balanes of the Tie (0 e Colomto REzer, sU0IE Lonr hundred wid SIELY Tulles, % now golne on ut the eate of ubout uno nnd’ n lalf miles ee dugound 1L Is - expeeted tiat abuut fonr hundred miles in ol Wil Lo completed by nn, 1, 15: I8 d'ebud s bemg bullt fur cash, withiout tho futer: wontlon uf any. constriiction cumpany, in the must substanisl munner, whin drn for Wi Cimpenunt ridzed, heavy mieel ratis, and fuenishod wich such cquipinent s Wi render (¢ atrietly tirst-cluss n overy parteninr, & ¢ 1ty comteact with tho Atehlson, Topoka & Santn ¥6 Sinficond Computy und the St Lowis & ¥an Frinclsco Hallway Compuny, their ronds, Wnteriecting i tho Buto af Kanss, ire 1o be operated n connsetion with this Westurn Division of the Atlantle & Pucitic Hsiway Company, aw it continuous through ling troim it Ahossstppl wiid 1he Missourl 1iivers o 1ho Pcliie Ot % ‘rhig Atlantlc & Paciflo linliroad Company 13 on- ttled by act of Cunirnss t the alternute sections of Dpublio inds on unch side 1 10 riirond, to Lhe uxtent OF 2500 ueres per miy i the "Ferritosies, and 12,55 aeres per mile i e Sttes shirough wh 1 muy piss,=bem B ot land grunt oF aboit 4£2,00,00 neres for tho suthorized milemre us now ostimuied, Mups of tho kontral route baving beon Bl I cun: Jurioity w'th the teris of the churier, the publie lunds vmbrnced within the Tmits of tho lund grant were withdriwn by tho Government ir the right of the Coinpni he_cwimpletlon of vl of twonty-iive 1mlies Ot ruud, And s oxwm by Commlsatoners, unfluecn‘unm-o Iy the overnment. vutitles tho ¢ uny to the corresponding Inud, und the President of tho nlted s from thoe to ftineutharized the patenta TOF lund:so earned 0 b Issued to tha Conrpany, 'The it patent for (inds on tho Westors Dishion was lssucd on the 1Uth day of Jdunuary, 1esl. iy Vit of n act o € pproved April 23, 16710 wuthurizing the Company 10 “ Sioriaaws Ite foad, equipmunt, lndn,” €1, these bonds nre sogurod &y Hrst MortrRe on the entire ralicuad, telograph, lands, Iund grans, eqipment, franchises, nid uil other roperty oW or fierentier pertalting 1o the Western f)\\‘l'luhul ihe Atlantle nnd Paciie Ballroud, nnd are Mmited o amoeunt to Hot exceeding #2900 per wile, “hey ure rocelvuble ab A und ucericd Inteest Wi payinuny Jor lands, und will bu urchised with the roceuds of Tuud anlos, whonayerthey cun b obtained BBt auvertiseuent ot ot seneding 1o por eont #ha ucerued interoat, i both ot which bonds ‘uro to ha cancoled. 'Tle LOds eannot 1 cutied oF drawn for Tedumpticn prior 1o (hale was turity ot the expiration of thifty yeuss. 155 Ll terms of the mortgndo thy proceeds of the Bonds must be depusited, oue bl Wit the Golted Hutes Teust Company, of Now Yurk, und one half it 1he Boton Sufe Bepnalt wd ‘Vrast Compuny, of Buston, ur such vther trust depositories e Lintted Bintos Trust Compuns, ‘LFUSeo, iy npproye, und A2 10 be uded sofely Tor tho PUrpuse I constructing, gnipving, malutaiatug, wd operinsid Westori Ivislon, ind for the jeymencar the interot’inu- tring on thoge bunds untll the completion of o throuxh line to the Puchic Coust, und [uf onoe year therontter, Thie procueds of the land grant moy ba first used to proviay for any deticiuncy 1 tha nulenrulugys for the puymest of the interest on these bonds, ‘I'ho pay- ment und cnacellution of 1he redtstered ind conpan 1n(erest ba thise bund Bave been soTamily Kukmis 1led by InGorsemunt vir the mortsuLe by the Atehison, Topeks x Nanta I8 Rutiroud Conpany, Wil by tho st Louls und i Fruncisco linfllwhy Company, 16 1ho extent 0f 20 LOr Ct of their respoctive $0ks upon nli business recelvod trom nna duliverod to Enld Western Div 1 Aurng the six months endivg on th first dave of Gctobor i APHL preceding the due dutes of suck colpons. “Ine tolluwing 18 tha presont milease nyer which tho Misnourl and Siblesiup Rivors throwcds businos will purs 10 und frm the Western Division of tho At ki Pacitic Ratlro ATCHISON, TOPEKA & BANTA FE RAILROAD, Atehison, Kunsas, to Albuquerque, New Mexieo, " o - 02 miles, Kansus Ciiy, diseonri, to Alviiguerqui Mexico. 1S nutles, Wiehitu, Kuni T4 miles, 2 LANCISCO RAILWAY, Pacitie, Miksourl, 10 Wichita, Kunsas., it milos. The * Atchison " Company vays dividonds at tho L0 OF § Bor CeNT PEr URBUI URON AZUMN AT Caplinl Btuok, and the * 3un Francleen ™ Conpuny puys 9ivis donds ot the Fate 0L 7 por cent on SO Of FIME Freterred Cnplud Btock, On the Istor Junuary, 1591, thelr combined mileage was 222554 mlles of road, und thelr wrors enrningy tor hy FUar 18U GEOUULES L SLLGALW, “I'hie Capital Stock of the Atuntio& Pacliie Rall- rond Combntty, NUW lssuud, v ol In trust for tho oint und rquul awnersbip of the Atehison, Topwka & unta K6 Ruliroud und thy St Lows & Sun ' Franeisco Raliway Companles, under the llrfl\‘l‘ll}li of o con- troet whereby the entire Capiind tock uf $100,000,000 18 1u be leld ina slmllar insnpers when issuced, . Tho grudes uf not oxcoeding Bty fect por miln ‘serom the Continental Dividu of Wi Rocky Mounts aln, tho hbsencn of tunnols, thy cllniatie joaition, the Jocil business frun tho gruzing, narlealtural, tuiber, and miniig Intarests, tho oxtenyive land krnts, und the ratlway connoctions of this roud nre cunsidered uf the mnost Tnvorble churacter, Whilo the compari- Uvely Al ixod-Iterost churges und e unusual wenlibund influence of 1t4 atuekhoiders. fo | ynd trattic, forin (miportant. elumonta o sccurhy fur thae bonds, Huving cantracted for tho purchngo of HLUAM00 of thost bonds, un offor of tho sinne 13 Row wndo far rubsoriptious in tis country, by the undereignod, at g percent und nevruod 'terest, pavable Sng 1, 191, when the bonds wiil be ready tor delivery. Subscripions will bo recetyou ubrowd by Mossrs, HELIGMAN BROTHENRY, of London, Moxsrs. SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMEIL0f Frankfort. Subscriptiong will by rocofved an und atier Monday, tho 11th duy of April, 1), by elther of the undar- signad, to whott licatlons muy Lo nindw for coplos o7 the bond und ot Ly by the Atchison, nd the Eiing Louly & Ban 0 Hallwny Companles 1s heroto nnnexed, Full allotment will bo made to those only whoss subscriptions are st recoivnd to the extent of the Hrat UF 0 wilian doIm of bunds, Winslow, Lanier & Co.. Corner Nussun and Cedarate, wts0n tho opekn ‘roncl = City of L e & O trtnce] New Kidder, Peabady & Co nmun.] Yark; ) wrner Wall and 3 FIELD, LINDLEY & CO., . NEW YORR, CHICAGO, AND BALTIMORE, Grain and Provisions 88 & 90 La Salle-st,, Chlcago, LEDWARD L FIELD, JOHN P, 'RUI DANIEL A, LINDLEY, EDWAID 8. WASHBURY, PUPE CCEFEL, C_LYRUS W, U, Bpechnl, H.E. DILLINGHAM & CO, on & LaSalle-sty, N, E cor, Madi Stocks and Bonds Bought and Seld on N, Y. Stock shange. ~ New York Offlcs, Ho. 13 New-st, NGILAM, i) VHITE, Mowber N, ¥. Staek Exclianyo, M. 8. NICHOLS, Speclal. GEO. €. WALKER & (0., Stock Brokers AND Commission Merchants, 124 L Sallesat. DL, L SHGHR Ko, [ v CHICAGO Btucas und Londs bought snd sold on Now York Bloek Exchange. ° 8TOCKS AND BONDS Buugbt aud sold un X, Y., Boston, und Phir's Exe v ‘chunges, wud earried un wurgis. DAY & FIELD, 130 LaSalle-~st. QBT ML AT, e, CYH W FUELD, R, iber N.¥. Slock Exchal o DO OV We BUEiD, Now York, Speclul, OPERATIONS IN STOGKS, OHN A DODGE & CO,, Liankoes uitd Brokers, No, 11 Wallar, Sew vork, buy it arry stocks on 310 5 per cent siarein, und, when Wil udvine when und what 1o buve Also, so- BIOCK PIIVILEGES ut nouible ratws in 510 HU cun bu inyeatod. Full fforualon oy SypRa oL wod Fiuanetl Kaor scat 1fud. | THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESD. AY, APRIL 6, 1881—TWELVE 1’AGES _COMYISSION MERCIHLANTS. oy, T e '\ nw AT ik 10 Gk, ' ¢ Spocinl AW, GHERY, g Nurinors: IRWIN, ORR & (0., Gommission Merchants, No. 2 Chamber of Commerce, CIFICAGO, TLL., Mako n Specinlty of Buying and Nolling GRAIN and IROVISIONS, elther for present_or fature_dellvery, FOSS, STRONGG €0, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. GIALN, PROVISIONS, and SEEDS, both spat n‘nd futures, houith i robd, Conmiigents solieied, wade on rame. 1G5 WASHINQTON-ST, SYLVESTELL 1. FO34, <io> ne wann S0 ICREA & C0,, 169 East Washington-st., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Grain and Provisions bought and sold and carried on margins. Correspondence solicited. MINING OUTEITS. CHICAGO REFINING CO. GOLD AND MILVER Refiners and Assayers. Careful and Accurnto Ansays mado of Gold and Bllver Urea; Giold=Dust, Gold whd Siiver Butlon Boughts Hiar, Steet, aud Geanulnted Fino Gold und Sliver for Knje. 114 Dearbornaat. Llbernl cash advances LOS, <vvs Chicago. GEN, GRANT AND GEN. JOHN E. SMITH, Spectal Correapondence of The Chicago Tribune. GALENA, 1L, Aprll 4.=Several persons have Iuld clalm to the eredit of bringlug Gen, Grant out during the Inte War; but, in the llght of truth, no mun bad more to do with the mutter, and bins hud less to sny nbout |t than John Smith, present Colonel U, 8. A, at Fort Dong- tus, Utah. *Jobn ¥ as ho I8 familiarly known by his Galenn friends, bns been sojourning brlefly In this city with old chums, and is e route for his post from Washington, to which city e was called on oftlelal Lualness, Your correspandent ind o longthy chat with the old **vet " to-duy. fn tho oftlco of his comrade dur- ing tho War, Gea. W, R, Rowloy, and heard hlm relnte the story ns to just exnctly how Gen. Grant bappened to get mto tho army. The Intter had gone down to Cinclonnt! to get 1 position In McClellnn's brignde, and had falled inthe offort. Onoday, Dick Yates, on whose staif Col. $mith was serving, entered the (ubere natorlat oflice swearing 1k u trooper, as he was wontto do when ocension demunded. * What's tho matter, Governgee'™ sld Smith, Matter enough!” roplled Yates, 1 havo heen trying my dumndest to find u anan that has senau envugh to mustor those fetlows In [point- {ug In tho dircetion uf the barracks], and U'll be wursed it [ean do It * I c0w o mnn sha will il the oill exnetly,” unu-url{ replled Smith, who bad taken o great ine terust 1 Grant, not ouly because ho wils his fel- low-townsman, but because be hud discoversd in hilin genlus of nore thay an ordinary oature. Who {8 he? ™ s Gov. Yates, apt. Grant, of Galena,” replied the Colonel. i we get hiin to tuke Lold and belp us out?"” Inquired Yates, Smith replied that ho (Grant) wns enger to en- ter the army, und that be wonld uccept nlmost nuly, position thut might b oitered him, “Thon write bl at ouco—no, telewraph hlm— to coipe down ut_once,—on the Bt train,” said Gov. Yntes, with an alr of reliefs and u message wns nt oneo forwarded to Graut, who replied in person ot the following duy, when he was set to wark 08 mustering ofiiver, outirely reliev- ing the Uovernor therenficr from fur- thor anxlety, Geant was aubsequently uppointed to the command of -the I'wenty-rst Iteyhinent, sationed ut Muttoon, und his histors frum that time on I8 famlline to almost every man, woinat, and chitd vn the fuce of the viobe, ten. Bimith, when annlul(:d on QGov. Yates' stull, was proprietor of 8 Jewelry-storo in this clty, Hosuys thut he regurded s nmmination ns n very gyacoful compliment on the purt of his ol friend, Gov. Yates, but little thought, when hie took his commission homoe to snow to his wife, thut in less thun six months trom that time he wonld be required to enfer npon tho stern duties of u soldier, and participale In tho enrnage of war, He hus got that pleco of sheep- 8kin yet, nnd would not exchango It for the weulth of tho universe. G ——— Ancedotes of the Late Johns lopkins © Angusta (Ga) Cheoniele, He left. 80,000,000, o moluty ol which was di= vided bstween elghteen retutives, nnd tho bulk retained for o university and severnl hospituls. ‘Thu nephew who was often nt variance with bim received uimost twice as much 28 his brothors who never contrudicted him. Mr, Hopking never imurrlod, The diughters of Epuminondas were Umt hero's famous victories, ‘Iho chil- dren of dobns Hopking uro tho splendid institu- tions bo haa left to learniog, to nerey, und to selence, Thero never was n Atronger mau, o sturted Mie with $400, und bullt up, by his own exertons, a collossul fortune, From the begin- ning, bo dectared that he hud n nission from Guid 10 fnereaso his store, and thut tho goldon flood thut poured into his colfors did not Lelong 1o him ar to the hunidreds who sought to borrow or beg It from him, He deelared that n supere nntural power prevented blin from ttking mon- oy from his pocket to bnstow foollsh alms, und ut some day the world woulil know thiat ho Wits not tho gruspling, uvariclous, and nnrrow- winded mun ho was gecountst. fHe nevertho- tess helped seeretly many worthy' persons, uud, arter his death it was discoverod that not n few merchunts had beon saved by him fram flann- clnl embarrussment und sorrow. Hut in the common _ieeepiation of the torm ho was not liberul, Tlla *mission® prevented tt. To- ward the clusoof 8 very long life ho beecame stingy and suspicious, but tho end by hud pro- posed novor chunged, and thut was tho istress of hiysoul toward whom bho malutalned an in- flexible fidelity, * Clfton* was hig pride, and upon it be spured no exponse, Here the wrent university wis to have been founded; but in this his design will be bufed, ‘The elty authoritics have taken somo geventy acres just in front of tha fmperiel mnnsiun, and the noble chestnut wrove bu hnd nurtured, not 0no treo of which wonld ho cut down even when withored, hius rullen belore tho remorseless nx of progress, ‘The foundations of & vast. Inke for tho wuter- uu[)pl{ of Baltimore are wiready in course of vx- cuvation, und the engincersandthetr rude Imfl‘l’u- n;u L”«ulflupy several of the Deautiful chawbers of *Clitton.* . An unconny old tramp used to station hlmself under a ghunt onk that stood sontry by tho lodge of *Ciifton,” ‘This made Mr. Hopking nervous und becue o mortal olfense, e told ono of his nephews of It and snid he did not kKnow bow tonbate the nulsance. ** Why uot puy b, unele, und sond bim away?” queried the young an. ' Pay b monoy 1 Mr, Hopklus shricked, whity his luni aris flow nbous ke windmills, *Puy i mos €nd forbid] Whoen 1 do thut thore wilt bu o humdved vagubouds hero 1n- Atewd ofwne! Well, then,'” ndded tho nephiew, “1F 1 were you, Uncle Jotin, | wonld kick nlm out.” 1 cannot do that.'" tho old man pleaded, S Lum afratd?” S Whntl" the nephew rotorted, “are yuu ufrokl of such o eur s that1™ Ko, nol* Sr. Hopking whispered oarsoly, 1 an ot nfrala of him, but nfrald of God, TiHd you never read i tho Bible how Dives treated Lnz- arus? Woutld you h mo repoat the story and buzn In bell forever?” Tt ended §t, (hiono of the st days of hia curthly exiat- ence Mr, Hopking called his duvoted gurdener to bimand sid: L begiuning to outo this pluce, beenuse 1t dues not bebye o monoy. [ LILL 9V hinge that does not bring I money. Did you ever feed bogs? 1Tuvo you not observel that” tho strong animals beur wwvay tho ears of cornund that tho wenker ones pumuo them squeniingly, In bopes that all or sowme ot tho treusuro will bo lost or dropped?”’ The gurden- roplied that the sketeh wis @ trio one, Wull, then,” sald My, Hopkins, *1 qun that strong how, 1 have that big eur ol corn, and every pigglah raseud in Batthimore 1s lntent upon stenflug it or wrosting Jt from mel’ “Sin'" ho sall, tarned brusnuely to the gordenor, * do you think u \'nr" rich mian 18 happy The gor- dener augwered: #Tho oxtyemo of poverty I n #ad thing, Tho extremo of wealth, nu doubt, hears with It wany tribulitions.”” Mr, Hoplking rejolned: B Xou are right, iny friend; next tho biell of bele utterly bereft of monoy s the urgatary of |mlleulm{ I vast wimount of it, fuu\'un misalon, und winler its shudow 1 Lave uccnmulated wenlth, but not happiness,” o e — e Finauclul Cheolt Not long before the Czar's death a lottor ar- rived an 8t. Petersburg beaning the Rowun post- murky It was nddressed o the Czar's wilo v der tho titl * Hor Mujesty the Ludy Princess TiolgoroukL!” The letier proved 1o Lo the work of u young Ituliun rumlur. ot hopeful genius ns ho bimself Lelteved, but of cupty purse, Ho bad o mxnn:nr pursuing thet course of study which wus needtul lnvrder to place bim high 1n tho runks of the rising urtlsts ot Burope, and in bis deapule of otber belperd coneelved the brill- unt thought of applying to tho Princeas Dol goroukd, und wked her o sond bim tho tritting sum of 5,000 roubles! Tho **Grund Duchiess, us tho servunts of the Russlan Court calt bor, showed the utter o the Cer, who wus blehly nmused, snd sald the young fellow desorved somuibing fur so duriug 6 stroke of financiul Tmpudene llo guve orders that *throw .:fimer- ¥houtd bu struck off,” uid the romalodor (& roubles) be seut to tho petitioner, i~ For closo couBinciment, want of alr, sedoutary Eublu. und bruin aud aerve-tiee, trust In Jlop itterd, 3USINESS. Stocks Quiet, and Ranging With- in Narrow Limits, No Outsido Support, but the Market Well 1leld. A Holiday in Produce Oircles—Wheat Higher on tho Curbstone. Live Btock in Good Demand, at Firm Quotations, FINANCIAL, Stocks wera very qulet. Tho voluntary hol- Wlay at Chiengo was almost matched by nn Iovaluntury hollidny In Wall strect, Outslde arders for stocks were very searee, Money wns qiotgd at one time at full 8 per cent, but tho wmaney question cut no tgure In prices, Some slight bearlsh demonstration was made, and n gentle decline followed, ussisted by stop orders, Jors Vanderbilt waa biying LakeShoro and Michiean itral, Keene wns coverlng his shorta, Rumors — were (n' clreulation thit o favorablo statement would be made by the Treasury Dopartment to-day, Amerlean Distrlet Telegraph lroke, nnd wis hought by Uhlengo operutors, Warnfng came trom Now York not to huy, as it was all going to pleces. This Company pays dividends of 7 per cent, and elongs to tho Western Unlon Company. Now York warmugs not to buy Western Unlon were fo unfortunate that it rafees a presumption In favor of this stock to huve Now York pronounce It worthless, Tho Wull streot 1anrket appenrs to be entivoly under thodomination of thecliques, On thissub- Jeet, tho Financlal Chironlele snys it 19 almoat too obvlous ta require comment thut parties carry- Iz $50,000,000 uf n highly-wutered stock—and it geems probable that ns miteh or more than that nutount of Western Union Telexcrnph 8 held by u very few partics—nara very deeply Interosted i1 keeping up the warket until the holdings can be distributed. It must be the effort of tbose hotders for n long time to come to persunde tho public by cvery possible menns that Woestern Unlou ean enrn @ percent per annum on ity present capltal, and thug Induce purclinses. A atrect ramor snys thet the plafutif Willlxms has beon offoreid 100,000 to stop his ditigation, and that the Injunction suit will soon be dismissad. What it calls the * Haverly Group of Minos In tho Snu Miguel District " the Ouvay Soltd Mul- doon deelnres to bo uimost worthless prospect- holes, * Most of thesm," It gays, ** were located twn years ugo expressly for tho ITuverly trude, two of the number baving been previously nbandoned by old San Miguel miners, who after- wards cursed thomselves for belng graon enough to work the assessment. (¢ 18 not neeessary for us to enter Into u detalted statoment of tho Compnuy’s posacssions, a8 It would be a clear waste of time to describe n mess of spraddle spurs that have heretofore been too everlasting- Iy worthless to nierit evon ordinary locul men- tion. Thelr posscssions nre compurativoly worthless, tholr prospectus {a a base lle, thelr mill, ete., are hmaglnary, uad the Directory n set of scalawngs who have no reveronco for either veraclty or common decencey,' The report 43 to the compromiso In tha West- crn Unlon litigation {4 pronounced groundless Uy thoe Sun. Rock Istund Dircctors are quoted ns having sulil that the Compnny would Incrense Its divi- dend to 8 per'eent m June, and would make o diviston nmong 1ts stockholders of brancn lino recurities, inetuding Keokuk and Des Molnes, now In tho Rock Inland trensury. Three of the New York papers on Monday came out with very damnging statements about the conditlon of Western rulirond propertiesand the prospects of erops, They were tho S, tho Thnes, and the Herald, The Timed reports well-In- formed business-men a8 expressing great doubts whether dividends ean be contlnued at present rutes by the Western rullvonds, The Ilerald deelares thut experts who havo looked into the aetuut and materlal conditlon af the St Paul and Northwestern Ronds expross themselves umaged wr the prices at which thoso stacks aro selling, Lo g out of. the question the damuges to-Tolllng stock and rondbed from storms and tho J0ss of enrnings from the atnost complete cessatlon of tratlic, it Is computed that tLio bigher prices of Iabor And materials will add ot least 1o per cent tolnst yenr's working ox- veunses, Tho wrofits of the Bt, Pauland North- westorn Roads In 1880 were duo to tho fact thut thoy bought thelr materinls and hired tholr lnbor nt tho very lowest priced of the present deende; that they had largo crops to move and nbsolutely no winter at all. Conscquontly In thelr distribution of profits thoy made Insuf- ficlent nllownnces for the dnmugpes of un unpar- ulletedd sonson. They hegin In 1881 with o par- alysls of tholr business for at least threo months, with largo oxpenses, for which thoy wero not prepared, and with tholronly hopes for makiwog up lost ground resting upon tho trunaportuation of i erop which appears to be lna great degreo fictitious or upontho antivipations of n harvest which nro the roverse of encour- nglug, 'Tho Sun repents tho exnggerated stories nbout a logs of 30 to 76 per cont fu cattle on tho plains. More to the point is what It saya about tho ** mud roady " of tho Northwestern and St, Paul. Those, It says, aro at present frozen flve feot deop; whon tho thuw comes tho roadbeds wiil be m, and tho whole rondway will have to be overhnulod and ballusted. Work of this kind has to be donoe every year, to . certain extent, on tho rouds of the Northwestorn region, But it #eeins that this yeur tho dainaka utrendy dono, withont taking into consideration tho probabill- ties of the freshoets, will cost tho Northwestorn about 10 per cent of ity whalo cost of con- atructlon, and the 8t. I'aul about 20 per cent. Tho following shows the fluctuntions of the c stocks: L8 Q. R ‘%L tr New York Cenl Bichiaun Cotril. Louisyilie s Nnwiviilo Wesiorn Union ool 20 profe Lo Honnibal &§i0J0. iy Chicagu & Northwestors EE18rrassn. 1o profdreid | Union Pacltio., Foxua | Northern Chl., Buek Iutand Cuniidi Bouthor, Mununian Koy Untarlu & Westorn Mgblte & Olifo, bunver & Ko Urandy; .. i C i =53, W ! 3 AT s Wregon Ry, & ';t [¥ MLy L B & Wostury i & 1. Central Vacifo, watorn Uni e ot ; 01 Jorraary D o Stask upanid ut By Biktivst, The Chivogo bunks and tho Chicago Stock Hourd woro closed on aceount of tho electlon, BY TELEGRAPLL, NEW YOUIK. Swecial Dispateh to The Chicaco Tribunds Nuw Youk, April 5,—The speculation wis oxe tremely dull and {rregular and unsettled in e, The market was ulmost paticely n brokors' one, und thoro was a large decreass In the vol- umoof business. It Is very ovident that tho outside public nro uot at presont buying stocls, und, judglug from tho Indlcationy otfering, It 18 safv to say that no very extensive purchuses ure bolog nudo for the long account. At the opening of business to-day n weak touo prevalled, butat tho First Board un sudvance of ) to 1IN tovk place, In which Now Jursoy Central and Western Unlon were most prominent. About midduy tho specs ulution becume weak, and prices took & down- ward turn, but subsoquently recovered o frace tlon. Durimg the alternoon tho dealings were on a vory small scale, snd the warket wus foverish, the ouly loportant chungo In price belng un wdvance of 1§ dan Loutsvilte & Nushville, which was duo o tho gettlewent of the debt oucattox in Tous nesaee, The jeeneral st also roso n feactlon, but i the fiond snles tost most of the fimprovement, while Lowtisville & Nashville roneted 3, Amone tho miseellaneous shares, Awerienn Distriet Telogrnph wos notably wonk, and do- clined $4 on tho day’s transnetions, The sterling oxehange muarket was nominally :mohmmml and steady, with s light indulry for hilla, Ttallrond mottygnges wero irregalnr on a mod- crate volume of bhusiness. Erle connolidatod Aeconds declined from 1021 to 1MY, and recovered o WH%: do fumded Be ro- ceded from 8 to 71, loston, Martford & Erie (lista fell oft from 595 to 50, and rose o b Missour! Pacitic consots rose frotn 1074 to 108, und reaeted to 1073, Burlmgton, Codur faplda & Northern firsts ndvineed from 00§ 1o 1004; Chesapenke & Oulo, Clnss 11, from Kllg to &5: do currency 68 from bl to B3gs Uentral Town fiests fram 124 1o 113; irlo consolldntedl trata Trom 128 to 12848 Tnidle ana, Bloomington & Western fiesta from 59 to 103 Kanans Pactie consols from 1063 to 10X : Lake Shore consollduted firsts, coupon, from 127 1o 128: Lotayette, Dloomington & Mun- tlo Nrsts from 1083 to 109; Loulsville, Now Albany & Chieago firsts Trom 10243 to 105 Ohlo & Mississlppl tivsts (Springficld Division) trom 163 to 11813: Orexon Navigation tirsta rom 004 to 107; Rome, Watertown & Oy- fensburg connolldated frsts from 4 to and Hun Paciflo stnking fuadg from 12055 to 121, Huuston & Pexus main lng firsts deellned from 114 to 11043 Tron Mountaln first praferred tn- cotnea from 8ol to 054 do second preforred in- comes from 8§ to 855 and New Jersey Central tirsta, consols nesentcd, from 1154 to 116) Htate bonds were unusually active, Ten- neseer, Virginia deferred 68, and North Coro- Hon speclal tax 68 belbg most prominent in tho denlings, Tennesee 6, old, sold up from &3 to g, and rencted to 50; do, new, advanced from b6l to 324, and reucted to %0; do new series roso from 51 to 72, and reacted to 70, Tho buoyaney of theso bonds was due to tho ro- port that the Tennessco Stato Sennte bd passrd tho Houso bill settling tho debt at par und 3 per cent Intoreat. Virginin deferred 03 sold up from 1645 to 21, reneted to 1, and recovered Lo, Tu the Western Anoctuated Press, NEW Yous, April f.—Uovernmonta in fair do- mand and generally firm, lu SBtate bonds, Tennessces were strong, on tho announcement that the State Senato had presed the House bill setthing the debt at par and 3 per cent interest, and advanced on tho dny's trangactions 17 per cent for old s, 16 for new 03, and 19 for new sorlea 08, ‘The stock market was irregular in early deal- ings on slight tluctuntions, but at the tirst Board beeame firm, and advancod @124 per cent, New Jersey Central and Western Union lending tho ndvance. Toward noon speculution bocnme wonk, uud u fractlonnl renctlon took place, Sube sequently speculation bacamo feverish, deal- ings beig on o very: small seale. At the sccond Bonrd Louisviilo & Nushville rocorded an ade vyance of 1}, and tho general list rose u Ceaction, but In flnwi Salas Loulsville & Nusnvlile roacted (, the vest of the murkot bolng irregulur, sotno suaresshowiug a slight lnprovemneut and otliors u fractionnl docline, Transnctions, 218,000 shares: N, L, & Westorn, Détanare & s Dust, X 1110 Grunde. . cntra), Erle. G Northern Pucitie. o) Honolbal & 8L Jo... 20tOntsio & Westeri.. G000 Iron Mountaln, Tcltic Mailssuenerers S0% Sow! illinin Centrut 10! Rending. Kunsus & Texa s Jinko Shore... Loulsviilo & Nnil Michtann Contenl,.,: 2 Munhatuin Elevated Zuau Mar. & Cin. I8¢ prof. 50N Westorn Union, Money uctive at 4@, closlng at 528, Primo mereantilo paper, Kb, " Bterling exchange, sixty-days, steady nt 480%; demand, 4 . tar thie weok, $9,045,000. Wabash Pucit Produte exports GUVERNMENTN, Now Uueltia 8s of 1855, "Lennessov nes Yirginia, old, Virginia, now. Virdintl, eonsol Itock Inland. Panutin AN ove, &:LICRDiTg. Tilinoia Cuntratee s Coll & Q. 0, % Alion, ) preforre N York Tlurton 1uke su Canuda Southiorn Michignn Central,, Erlg... Do profurred Nurthwastorn , Alton & Terro Hauto, 41 Do proterced Witk 8L 1. Do preforréd, Hunntbat & 8t 306, 1o pratorrad . 1o giest praters .. BE 1. & N2 O, s % oo | nion Pacitic otk b COntrul 1ncili, s ’t;p'nrmum Tacitic.. .., & Do profurred ... . Do proferred 13 Lowtaviily & Nish s Nuan. & S Paal LG, N, AL . B, Paul & Omahn by Houston & l'e; DL R0, 1o proferred . 10 proforred ul., L & MorHs & Lxox, Detawaro & Ldsan, 11 New Jersoy Contral, Nouding bt &ALy Do proferred, Chomapenke & Mabllo & Olio, & Colutibin., G, Gk 1 U Ghilo’ Coritra Luke Frie & Poorin, D, & E Outario & We: B, GG E N, 4 Wostern Unioi. tAtinntie & Uneitic, el Mal & Py U1 {United Btite m%!qutuknlvur. 257 1o proforre Caribow s vevee, Contrul Arizona’ Haniceatiko . HOSTON. Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. BosTON, April h—Theru Is very little of (nter- st In tho stock murket to-duy. ‘The lisc bos been dull, and tha denlings small, and the tone Inettnedd to be slightly soegy. Thero was somo littlo tnlk on Marquette, Houghtan & Outona- &on, which, on roported lnrgely licrensing enrns tugs, I8 graduully workiug ‘up, and sald very firat at G5l bld Tor the eamon und at 36 and Wl for ihe preforred. Atchiion & To- vokn sold at Oidonsbiry & _ Litko Chumplain decllined from il to 415 Sandusky 204 to 23143 Old Colony 127 to I2. ‘The adviinces ort Seott, 11 to02; Chiengo, Burliugton o, 101N o 161%: und Chlengo & West i, 7054 1o KO, 1loston & Atbuny sold nt 107, Fitehburg nt 144, ond Lowoll at 108, Hurt- ford & Lrle 78 wore aniet at b93z, sntes and bid, Ogddensburg (ncomue 0l 1t 60, und "Coledo, Del- phos & Burlington incomes t 45, Tho lund stocks wers steady at or near yester- duy's prices und without fenture, Tb the Western asociated Press. \ater Powar., 1H|C B.£ 0, Bustun bund, Ik ¢ Boston M, & B (eI Ematurn fialirind S5 ¥ i): & T Oid Coton NEW OuLEANS, NEW ORLEANS, Aprll h.~Sight oxchanyo on New York, 2 per cent premium per §1,000; storling, 481} Yoneiay, TLoxnoy, Aprll 6—DBur silver 19 quoted at62d por sunce, ¥ Conxuls, 1004 account, 10044, Americun scouritivi—Now b9, 103; 4348, 11033 48, 1174: Illinols Central, 1i25: Pennsylvanin Lentral, 0923 Nuw York Central, 131; Erle, 40%; du seconds, 108 Roading, &3, IS, April 6,—Iuntos, 53t We. MINING NBWS. HAN FRANCISCO. BAN Francisen, April h—Following are closing yuotatlons of sooks: Atelilon'¥ ‘Fopoki it. Tioston & Albany. Y cenenrnan, Exchuguur, tioult & & HOSTON, BSpecial Dispatch lo The Chieago Tribune. BostoN, April 5,~The minmg shares wero all exceptionnlly tirm und showlug an excellont un- dertone, thongh in. no {nstalice any markod dvat Catulpu tmproved anothor S5, Hurou worked up 1. lonunza, recently linted, Boll irmut i, Atlintic wad ghoted ut 125, mules and bid. mpire rmat . "T'win Lead was tho active stock, selling at 1U7 bid and 110 asked, Milton wus uiso Inquired for at the decline from 1 to I Ta the Weatern Ansociated Press, BostoN, April G—Following are tho cloalug quotutions of stocks: Allouoz 24| Frankiin 1 Caluioe Hi Quiner, ntalpa, 29gISiivar i1 2k, Cupper Faits,? Wis, Centedl iL6din 21 Duncaa Silver, W il REAL ESTATE, Tho follawing fustruments wore filed for roe- ord Tuesday, April 5: CITY PROVERTY, Pratrioay, 113 R 0 of Cwenty-ninth o 2o 6-10x11935 (¢, Linprovud, duted Al (Wilifum £, 110t 10 Ellea 3. Hamii), Bronier sty Gl {4 8 OF Gak, w Jroved: ditod ApHl s (otitited eunrd Aossursehuldt). o roeeeneo Lo B0 Browge st samu property ua tho W6ove: dated April & titichard Messerschinldi 1o Fhekin Beniwurtz). - 20 Woub Bavenioe O ASRRa % T, Bx123 [t Wnprove, A Aprl) 3 (Fruik Wachovaki to Jakub Jinsky). 2w Micuican »t. b w eorof Pino, s 1, i bl Stuator in Clinicry to Aburc e o \V,l: d“m;lu“M-L l"(:l\ll,l{I \\'M{e. ‘lvl.. hxl‘d 1, dute e ol Yillluos W, Wrlghy Willls i J, Hatkorie saresse o Went Hinran st adjotnion. tho atiove o £ szt T ddated Ma AWM WV EehE 60 Solin Tincker, ' 2o L Weat 01 i u,}‘ - proved, dufed April5 (Honty Hanson to' An- firow ifansun ). . ANB0 Cighourn av, fi nw ol Websiar swsix 21 1¢. datod March 2) (Uarl Relirador to Meia Alehian ., o . A “;’I‘I‘l“l:hl M, 4 N ll At 1 MProvod, dried e foir (0 Mathina ‘rluuue’z : Huron at, 110110 of North Asith bulidings Nos, 67 and ZU (Fredorick Wackor to Joseph Gaasler) Tnbbard st 24 1L o of Joboy, 0 f, dnted April Uk 11 MOrAPA 10 Joasd T, leas non, b tdoara T, e BOUTIL OP CIT' N3t Biate st, % ¢ L Inpfaved. ntod April4 (i 0 Wiihvlm Genye), Forty-sovonth st, n o e ‘sndiiy it dnied "stacel b s S uy to Fdgar bt 4 2 1o Fity-nr nofoe (with oULGE Bropertys, dntad Jair 1f CWitllar 1, Bradioy to Fdgar Tlolu COMMTRCIAL. The following were the recelpts andshipments of lending articles of produco In this city dur- inge the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock ‘fuesduy wmorning and for the curresponding tlme n year neo: TECEIPTA, 11 BHIPMENTS, AnticLes, Flour, bris, Y host, by, Lo, bu, tinta, by Itye bu, Hintley, Cuead incnl Purk, brl Lard, P, i LES "B 4,14 i The following gralu was inspeeted Into store In this city yesterdny morning: 3 ears No. 3 winter whent, 10 ears No. 2 apring, 26 cara No, 3 do, 7 curs rofected, 3 ears no grade (138 wheat): 24 cars No.2 corn, 6 cars high-mixed, 18 cars new mixed, i2ears rejected (100 corn); 11 ears No. 2 white onts, 8 cars No., 2 inlxed, 16 cars rojected (35 onts); 2enrs No. 2rye; 2 curs No. Sbarloy, 4 ours No. 4 (8 barloy). Total, 231 cars, or 130,000 bu. Inspeeted out: 8,55 bu whent, 45,610 bu corn, 20,000 bu onts, 15,107 bu rye, 1,22 bu barley. Littlo curbstono trading was done yesterday. In tho few trades mado whent waa sold at $1.003 .00% for May, May corn at 423c, with July at 433c. Oats sold at #53fe for Mny, Thero wero no transactions In provisions. The tendeoey of wheat was upwnrd, {n sympnthy with stronger cable advices; but tho henrs woutd not aliow tho ndvani:e hero to be malutained, Dry gonds wero ordered freely by (ko clty and country trade, and were stendy. Doots and shoes aro moving it a liveral way at firm rates. There was nlsu n good demand for hats, clothing, nillinery, and cognate lines, In the grocery murket thoro wero no changes worthy of note, A fair busincss was In progress, .and tho prices curront on tho day before were uniformly well sustalned. Dried frults, canned goods, and fish were quuted as before, Dalry products were steady. There was an unchanged market for ollg, Conl and pig-iron were qulot. The South ‘Wator and Kinzle strect markets were notive during the mornlug bours, with, however, s me- thing of polltics sandwiched botween trades. ‘Thore was no chnngo to hoto in prices. Mutals and tinners’ stock contlnue active, with a large Incrense of ordors during the past week. Ifops woro stendy and unchanged. "The following aro the footings of tne official report of grain in store in thls city on Saturday ovening lst, and at tho corrcaponding date last year: . 1, 141 o No.2corn.... igh-mizod..; “Fotaleorn,, T v 4,HD8 0. 2170, foial rye, Nt T s Al vy ‘Totalall graden, These figurns show nn Inccease of 107,202 bu wheat and a doorease of 131,219 bu corn, 2,670 bit outs,ILBIB bu rye, and 21,274 bu barloy. Totul deerease, £2,700 bu, - Alsoatlont in tho harbor, 673,198 bu corn, bo- Ing an Incrense of 27,775 bu over lnst weok. Au extract from [n lotter duted Liverpool, March 4, recolvad In Chlengo yesterday by o vrominent firm, snya: " Whout koeps In a strong position, and the possibility of a European war keops operators an the qui vive."” RAL MARKETS. -An uctlve trudo exista at ourquos GE: BIOOM-CORN- tatlonns: Clioleo hurt wnd earpof Green, solf-working,,.. 1ted-tipped, do, Inferlo Cragke BUTTE without pronounced now fentures. Thore was n sufliciont demand 1o ubs norb ol desiroble tablo grudes ot fully sustained Dricos, but Uicre was a dull and henvy marketfor luw and medium quatities, Wo stlil quoto: Creamory . Dniry, chol Dulry, Tl 10 Kokt Grenas.., BAGGING-Mot with 1 Jight demiand at unchanged pricen. Followingars the quotattons Snrk &3, Burlups, bHbu,. 13 @UE Utter DjGunnles, singlo.. . Litgaly Lowlston 2itiunnios, double..% w2l Amerlen Ui Wool sucks.. “ld CHEESE—Remalns stendy. Trude was only mnod- orataly active at the range of prices given below: Bull crenm. W3 61 Prartukin, o gl Purt skin, 0G0 Postakim, @ Low Rl @5 COAL—Tho murket was quivt and woak, Consum- ors are taking only Just enough 10 meot Immediuto wanis, belleving that the prosent unwierantablyf high prives ennnut long bo sustalted. W quotes Anthracito... S50 Blnswbury, Erie., Lannolo,.ee.. Haltlinore £'ONl T Tndtana Bioek. Pledmont, T.00]ilinobs, BGUS—~Were plonty nt Hélbe por doz, FI8l~Rtomalned stoady as previvusly quoted: Whitetlsh, por FTW @ %25 Whitetiab, fnin 0 6 410 Lrat, ek el B0 G 6.2 Maekorel—Hx W G2t Muckorol L LN @ias Muckerol 1D @iks Muckoroj— 6 18 Mackorol W ey Al Muckerai—farzo til 435 & o Muckorel—Fut family, 4T @ 4 Blonters, smoked, pof | L Iinhibut, 12 Codiiah: an 473 @ 600 ¥ e N Horring—Labridor, spit, 760" @ BOU Horring—Labrador, round, rl @ 52 Vierring—lioland, bor, ke 10 G L% Herrint—Senlod, por box. W e, b Cullfarnin saltudn, . FRULES " AND NUTSSHiia " ainrkét " was without murked chaiges, ‘Thors wik & falr wmovenont an city nnd Intorlor account at the rango of pricos fol- Tuwing: YoREIG ates.. oo e FIA, JRY O, 12 cersres urklah prunes, oid. Londun, isyors, 30 G Valoncta, now. 01 ") 06 N TGNENTIC, + plos, evanorated. .. o e R D Apoles, Enalorn, not o .H ‘Appies, Bootheris, new . 4§ Pouchux, wipured, bulvos, now. e 1 lusplorriga... L ckhoTFlus, Wi Pittad enorelos, S Almonds 18 i monds. VRt Qs whintie, M@ Hrualts g'l a 3&( 'ecu .o G AN DIRS ARL Cuntinios dall tind caar,mith fittis inquiry, Wo quole: City whito.. Gty bruwn| Clhy yollow.. Contey whit Country wiite “15' Country yellow, Conntry brown GUEEN FRUITHZA Tair Trdo it i ap ourguolations. Orangus, nutive sud forelki quost, W quutel . por bil PuabilFeus, po Cranborries pur Lauoin e box Yuloneli arango Mossinus, por Lox Flurldn omngos, par box.) Cocoanuts. por Lug, Culfornlu boll panes, BoF BoX, paubciithy it warker ety o o ravulont fouling wu‘;";[i"' oK, plos & aro in box, @ 3 @ Ul 20 @ @s itfo, i ! Sh iy, fanc) filoy yrmu’a tor chotes; Lo libgul v, fnlr 10 k0ud... @13 Htiu, commol 1 Ko, ruusting. (irapuluted, Wandird:..l Granuiated, not stundard, A'standard. .., AN Y. Itinckatr) o dd] W N O motanson. e wio Allapled.. 1 an Cloves w:” Ry P ) ik J\m fnrie Biock on Hand, mid. the e #once of detnund from tho Fust, the markot atill rules Maull, W gnote: l“grrun-cnrml Tt 3 B ry ). K ba) Bl op ol ostimated,,, T Trdo it the YA OnF g1 t0tntione: ” Dl ol mocond otone, i neh.. Firat x4 necond elene, | and 2 el Kuennd clent, 14celg neh. Fleat at e Al “Thled e Firstam “Lhint el Common Flooriag, & weond copn Bux bordy « LHineh........ A'staick bus ‘tds, et e 13 stack bong s, 102 fnch, 18, 16312 e 1 aunlity, o, 4 0 A . Ax4 o R B0 aty ruay Vi and good., L Htungles, standard . hingl Hhingl MIETALS ANTY '] dennd ntthe fotloy Vg Fatos: Win-pintes, Wx1, 1€, ¥ box., Tin-plates, 105141 )i 122, I in aotive 700 ppee bo Hhenthimg, conure-tinne PInnished, Vinnisbed. K ppar-tinnied, Hund 160s 3 Sheot-irom, No. 2., . Conion bar-iron Frtes Russin iron, Now.8 to 11 Auwiorienn plor Ameriean 4o, A ¥, o0 Gnivanized Iron, NOS.TE 16 3.0, Fencu wire, ¥ B Disconnt on gaivaniacd \ron atg 204 per cont onJunl- d 30 10 46 0n cinreoal, o 1.3—Woro quotcd at §110 1ates, oF €100 by the ar-lnes UILS—Vere stoady nnd unchmvaed, Thoro was 6 food businss doliig at thu quotathiiia following: arbon, Elntiu, 3 Carnon, {0 1est, Cuehon, 1) test. Carbou, 173 toa. Chrboti, Rnow- Carbon, Wi and M| Cnbom Wi and 31 i Linséed, Taw. . &Amee bolled,, Puepenting..] tore o) adoriaed, Henvity soltne, deadurized. H dogroo Gasollie, 57 dourous, .. PUTATULS—The Harket il penchhlows ahd ®.c82% for carly roso. POULTIRY ANIYGAME—Chickens wora scard .y, live selling at e und drossod nt 125465 ' 'lurkoys, what few thero were In the nimrkot, wora held ut 1o, {iatho wns n llght i'{" ducks seiting at §LAI per AL Fino ka Conrae g Datry, with b, ., Duley, without sacks, , Asliion dniry, per snek. Uround slun, In baus, Liverpool DrUWn KnCks, ALLOW—Th market wis woilk, ulee s peinle cluy ts g ¥ cline of Murch iU, *'Ihp Liae prico was 31.48 por gnllon, for hikhwines, WOUL~Tmiile continues Mabt, and pricos aro un- ebngod, - Wo quote: Gund 1 choley mediam tub Conrse und dingy Lub, Fino and vnwnshed tiosca, Comrso und unwashod thed Medluni unwashod tooco Madium waslind tuveo. Kino washied Hooev.. Conrso washed fluoco; 1. 13) fittlo tn:- With e salubio ot 040; Nu. I country at TS L Wi !p"mml In falr demand at the do- LIVE STOCK. cuicaao, Teelpts— Cattle. Tiogs. Mondn; [N V() Tuesday..... LA S0 Hotal, .. 1c.05 sy Bamo tinio PN (X311 » . Hiot CATTLE—/Fhere wes nothing the matter with yos- terday's morket. Buyoers wero out early, and scomed hungry " foratock, gnd, coutrry to gonoral expecta- tuny at the closvof tho previous diy, they wera not averse to tuking thostufat full pricos. ‘t'rado opened nctive, and did net Iag untll o cloarancs had beon ‘made, which was accomplistied at an earlier hour than usoal, the supply belng woll-nigh oxhausted by noon. 'The domand wis of agenaral charactor, und thero wis 1o clnss of eattle for which halders were nat enabled 10 1ind rendy buyers at suttsfuctory prices. Of export wrades, stockers, und feeders the offerlug foll conslds orably shiort of the domand, und thoe descriptions #01d 68 hlgh a8 on uny day of the season, In guallly the aerivals differed but sllghtly from thoss of tho half-dozun previous anys, Falrish to godd fat droves Byening from 1,1 to Jbn_mady up, thoe larger pitrl, und anles wore mostly i kel | Exton moll Up 1 K023, and thero wore kumo “ seriibs * which snid b £ 5. Bulehara und cannoes Bousht chiol EL25G 4.2 wnid stockern woro bi REHYO request at K2 400 for tho formor and at &LUK45) for tho lntter, Culven were_senrcs and sold stroms, Veals worn witilod ot ELI6E.50 por 100 1ox and stiyck ealyes at HUIGIN pr hond, Ihe niurkot closed steady, with uli's0l + CATTLE BALES, Price,] s i ey 11'stackdrs, 10 feeders.. 10 ntuckens 11 stockors, 11 wiockers, & Muckur i o) i & [ culvos, i Thero wasn fulrly actiye domund, fow thousand lioks 1t (o fetis wora, clows ot ut wtromig rates, Blippers weiro the princlpnl buyers, o not bolng unuual hogs t Yitructdhia nrtention or L beat ght sold ut FLAWGW, toor 4 (A L0GLLS), Bnd akips und onlls ot ed botter than for numbor uf oven, prek tu {.'.“lll‘n ho 48052, Th BOTE LN Jois wallsfuttod dr, which §.000, firm. i NIl U~Wore in activo requost, und nvoraged o trile Bighor.— @160 pUr 100 L fos ghod o bost guulle tios. The receipts wero protty full but, deduciing Ionds which wera conshmed theinh 1o the, E thore Fomatnout un saly enly ubaut 120 boad, 1oy )l found Luyors a 10 far commun (o oxt ‘Ao gually juusually goud, and saivs wera pri clpally ue BMEEN BALRS, 3 Vs rice,| N0, Av. Price, bR A g R o e R ) (3t M TR P t 4] o 810 8.l B0 el Baongnliine A8 @imbiw AW PriTeden T I 2 8i0] 4T, LOUIS, ST, LOTIS, April 8.—UATTLE—Itocoints, M0; ship- mentw LIW; active and’ gru neavy'shipping steers, 1.1 butchons yrady stroi; to Roud, 1734357 cow i, fuud= Ors, $LUOGLIS Atuckors, KLUKEATI. sieni-tloculpts, 10 ehipmunts, 1801 scarco and yaieds cholee to fanay, 5385 medium 10 good, L ¥ umc?u»-s]uw and unchanged: Yorkors and Laliie il M), g 'x'fi'Efln [ e Bon stoot, 4140 for piogluny sud hoifers, § mores, Th.LLe 0y sl L, 2 18: cholu 1o Ty heie s RGO PFocelnin Sa0 Wond sutpe wenta, 1AL s WATERTOWN, WATENTOWN, Masa, April A—UBEEr CATTLE=Re- coipiy b heuits supbiy frow tho North vory i o 1152 Western v the 1arkol must wore for vxe porti pricos consequently advanced 3o on live Woluht, Wi wn wlivance un Korber eGum 1o 3 drossud welghit choice, I8UGKTS] uxtri, ¥ Skglt it qualliy, RSQT; wcund, BGUE" 10d 630 BWINK—Westom, live, e4@Tc; Nofthern, dressed, DHEXT AND LAMuS—liocol %041y wurket very Brusn, with o shade of lmprovewent 1 U bt Northorn not vury sctive; shoop fu 1ol R SANRY d Dor owd oxtrm, FOKILTS; Tuiibe, S.0061251 BUYYALY, BLYPALO, A‘Ynlh.—-t'A‘rl‘Lsfllumlph {o-layy 1,05 murket oxelted und’ bizhers demand only Lal sups 11 beat mieors, axor, common, NEET AXD LA M dning far want uf st Hoau—1lecointa to shda highoty Nght to 7)."1; #nod snediuni, 8, 5 “Al nold. SIIAKY common KNt Kevry, itocoipia to-dny, (0; nothing 2 140: @ood demandt pricesy Eoid orkoee, BBt clivien 030251 pien, 805251 hulen KANSAS C1TY, Bpectal Dispateh to The Chicagn Tribune. KANUAR CLTVy Mty April B=CATTLE=THO Priy Lurrent repotar itachipie, guy wilpmonin, (i kev,netiva and stondyy nutieh, sippors, €153 3 fattre stockura and feodorn, $42ali01 BatiYo cony llw;xi‘;)‘tlefieluu‘h "m“ ;lvlml{fr“x.'n (SHE markes Ly, Lt owt chulee, Ki.2kgd) shl Tnized pncking R0 Shiadid EAST LIDERTY, AT LIDENTY, Aprll G—CATTLE-Hecolpts, 4y 1 market vory miuch oxeitods Ao At Abony terdnya vricesi miuply not cqual (o dolinng. i Philiadelphias, $.6020k, 100 hoady solling From 35,6068, BUEEP-Hecoipt all soid, i, CINNATL Apell b—1log; and 1ght & 405.10; packin @U35; rovelpts, 810; ah BY TELLGRAPIH. TORLEIGN, Speetal Diavaten to The Chicago Tyibune. TAVERPUOL, April =110 0. i0.—FLOUR=NO. 1, 1ln No.2,8stat, 4 ORAIN—Wheat—\Winter, No. 1, 0 101 No. % Vs 4d; rpring, No. 1, tid; No, 2, 84 0dt white, No. 1, 8sag; No. 201 club, No, I, 10s; No. 2, ts 7d. Corn—Naw, Le 4ty o, b higd, o PROVISIONS—1'ork 4, Lard, 5s ), LIVENPOOL, Aprll6,—BPIUTS TURPENTINE=Lone dou firmor at s, GRAIN~Whoat~Sprlig, No. 2 flemor ot bs 8, No. 1 whiite tiemor at s 8d; wintor firmor ot ba 100, Corn—Mixed stondy nt bu gt for old; bs dd for now LAYERPOOL, Aprll 6—130) p. mo.—~\Yeather dry and cloar, BIEADRTUPPA=Qulot nnd stondy for export, exe cept corn which Is dull,Corn—Novw, s 314d@Js 4, LoxpoN, Aprid b.—PETIOLEUS—Retined, B4GCK. UNPENTINE—Spirigs, I8 G, ANTWENY, April —~VETHOLEUMN~10)gL. LAvERTPOOL, Aprll 5—CUTTON~Stondy; 01-0G0KL Enles, 1,000 bnles; speculation und export, 10 Amorlean, 8,600, HILEADSTUPPR—Quiot, but stoady, except corn, dull Corn—Now Wustorn mixod, bs 3d@ba dd. LARD—Anioriean, 5 G PALLOW=FIng Anioriean, 3is 6d, D ' .\'Adn.\': AND FABRICS—At Manchestor quiet, buy stendy. * JLECEIPTS—Tho pnat three dnys~Wheat, 75,000 cente alsj Awmorlean, 6,00, NEW YORK. Bpecial Dispateh to The Uhicago Tridunes NEW YOI, Aprll 5.—GQHATN~Whont—Wintor wheay falrly nctive unn gonoralls fiem, In instances rathes stronor, basla for the morw popular grades for escly dollvory, as not offerod freoly, white on the option " list opentng at an mdvance of Nz 3o n bu, as ngaln refiveting tht odverse wonthier and crop reports from tho interior, but subsequently sloliing 50 n bu on moro Wbers! offerings In tho apoculntivo Intarest, rallying ngaln sllhtly nour tho oxtreme closs, Specalution lacked splrit during the day in the absence of tha customary nows from Chicago, Spring wheut was utterly ifelesy and nominal, Enies No. I red at $L.R@LY, closing at$l.W naked; No. 2 red at $1.25@1.28%4 for raltroad and £1.24@1345 for cannl ntook, closing at $1.2355¢ avked for milronds do froo an board reportod at $L.Z36; do My comiman, H,; K501 uuunm‘.‘ufi April at $1.254G1LZHG closing at $L.23345: do May SLI@L2YG, closing At L2204 do - June at 121461215, closing at 1, with July options quoted nt $1.18 bid and $1,21 nskod; do stenmer grade nt $1.31; No, ) rod at SL2KGL, montly at $113; unuraded rod at $LIGGELAY, na to gqually. Corn—Farly dollverles atigacted only n modotats share of busiues, but ruled steady on restrleted falr nggrogate, opening at a slight improvement. Balus for carly dellvery including mixed Wostern ungradod st L5@46e, ny to quality (very inferlor wontus low ns fe); Now York stentnor mixed nt 5734@5%, wostly at 850, clomngat G No. 2 whito ab bigo: yollow Westorn at K54G 5 ke yullow Jorsoy ot e, | Onts quoted up nealn about 3MGlo ‘o bu on ‘varly deltvory, and s ahado higier also on optlons on No. 2, closing n trite towor, Sules white Western ungraded nt 404@50c, 8¢ toquality; tu arrive In a day or two wont atd40; mixed do at 4G@48%0; a boatilund at 4du; white Stato at 49@3le; mixed Stite nominal; No.? Chieago quoted at e, Iyo wtrong, searco, and wonteds primo Staty ntont Inst sold at £1.08%, 4 Muy dolivors at 8110, und o fow cur-londs af Jorsey? Domiplvnnio, Aod St S1IGk08 cnr-Towa oF No.Sonnge ni SR - e inted wnchmngud but dulty No. T Canada, bright, st ProvisioNs—Mavemant in hog products synin oo Fortelcied seald, though a tno vilerings NAVG been onn urgont prigoa un Wostern steniin fird litvo béen gnoted Wher, In 1ost ollier instatces showing Ntie altorution, Western tmess pork tuuctiv for sarly dee livery: quoted at tha elose at #1500k (LU0 T0r BOW 40 and ‘{n “the opton dine vet ilfeloss, with Apal optlons quotod ut 1610 1615 und Stag e #16aita, Westorn steam it In gkt domand Tor ehrly de- Alvery, but quoiod dedrer, leaving oif ut SIL0) for cunthict grmdos, A I tho option 1Mie. very maders niely thoat ing with Apil elaiu at 811k Ma ot B0 Juna at 1L iy at Q00T Aukus st 411, r the yenr ut #lu, TALLOW—In (iir dowand, and ssles have beon noted AL e, BUGAT=Iuw sparingly sought after, bt quoted A0k 0n 1o baals' 0F 3 Akt G-t Tor e 10 Ruod rotining muscovado, Hefined ntemeted Hittle nitens tom, buts ruled nlioud stemdy, with cut-lont closing us Bkwinge: crished, R powderod, VG krunufaiod, $iw4e; stundira’ A, S3{@S16c 2HE80; whila oxtre €, 3iur yollow exiru C C, @3t yellaws. D, ZITR~A R netivo deomtid noted for noeommuos tlon for griin ot stightly adyanced rates. In wos otlier Itngs the moveinent has bron. comparatively noderte und Indicntive of litthe furthor chunge, For Livorpond engagemunts by stenm: Flone nt 1s e Sn I, WoNly tiirough frelght und forward sty mient, ind by dutport stentner ua low s s, Hoom for gridn quotes i kU vislons e 154G11s 4l lurioly throuh frelght und’ forwrd shigmont, pari DY OULDOFL KICHILCPS 1A TV w3 164178 4], 2 Ty the Western NEW YOuK, Auril 6~CoTI0N—Qulot by 1i@lies futuron quint bit stendyy Auetl, 147 o My, Towe: June, 1036 Joly, m,slu\Anulm. LKSE: Kope tembor, ldo; Uctobur, 10.50; Novombor, Ji1be; Dae cember, 10.15e. FLOWI—StEOngE: receipts, 20,000 brlst axportn, 300 brin; suporinG Biato wnd W eoatern, SRS ome 1 L0 kool BXUr, $140 L0 toou wholce, 5.0 whito whent oxtey, ®.0Kui0: axtrn Ohlu, 6.9 368 HL, Louls, $LUKG.157 MIntosols patont process, Ay e s e, bu; oxports, 1286t o, $h el ennals $E0LST ralirvaid No. 1 du, §1. No. % red. €131 mixed | wintor, FLL white, 1.2 N, 4 do. 8.2155 No. 't o, $2e No.d Fod, April $L21 (1280 Muy, #.1G1LE $.2406@1I3. Comn o active] rocaip) oxports, MLIN by umkraded, Keiges No.3 aleniet, D@ S3gwtiCer old No. 2 April, Sy, Giuisice Digge. " Gals diuli wind wuaks rocalpns, 7,00 mubxod, ggdnsus whitto o, 33680, A V—Firns uind nroderituly settve, Hors—gulot but steady, GHOCERTES=Contuo quivt but stendy. Sugar dull nod unchanged, Molwwea stendy with & fale demand. Tiico In wood duniund and tlin, VETIROLEUM—Firoer; Untied, 815gc; erudo,ds rotined, e, . s TALLOW Stondy und falely netives, 05-1660 7.1 BEESEN~Dull wind wnchand, X LURPRNTIN K~Dull nt 2443250, mum—:mnflyi It PUOVISIONS=106k aull und nomlnal, Boof qules, but tirns, Cut, woats dull and. noliil, Lard gulie: primu atonsn, HLW, BuTTER=Hirm; for choleo, BG2c, CuErE=Quiot but Ktead, scarca and flemg rocelpts, bug ungended red, # 3 N 2 do, L) 8T. L.OUIS. BT, Lopts, Mo, Aprll b—FLoUR—Unchangod. GRAIN—Wheat opuned towor: advanced; elosed oM No. 3 red, HLOT@LUY cushy SLUTR S LY Apell; BLUIGLOK@LUTE May; #1053 LOS@L June; $1OIN@LONE July; RLOM(W 10U tho yoars Ku. 3 dodi0GLUDEL No. ddo, 150 bid, Corn ausicr at 422 134a castiz 41360 April: 413¢3 413(0 May) $2644130 June; 450 August Oats—Cash hihur; optionn enay; M4Gisitga casks W5igo April und Myt 9o duly. lyonowinal, “Hurloy quiot at e L AD==Dull at dKe. HuTTRI-Unchangod, EuGs~Unchuniod. WHIRKY —-Btoudy at $1.00, § HovisioNy—Lork uuiy Jebbingat #18101855, Doy it moats loworifLKs .45, Lcon quiet st i S0, Sl rd nowln NECKILTS—Fiour, 1t brist wheat, .00 pu: eorn, LU b uats, 100K BO3 £y e, Wone; Larlwy. 140) b, BILPMENTS < Flour, 60 Drin; whont, 8600 hu; Lo, S04 by onts, 20N buj Tyd, nONG; barluy, NoRE. NEW ORLEANS, NEW ONLEANS, April8.—F1.0UI—Btosay, with good domand; wupertine, $30; XX, @35 XXX, H.0G85; hilan grades, B40Q6.25. GRalN—Corn highory 62@670, Onts firmor; SiwSe. CORN-MEAL~Dull and lowory §255. 1AY=Qulut and weuk; prime, §L00@2L00; choles, $5.00. ! 1'HOVISIONS—Tork qulct and weak; old, $15.50; new, HULWRILS}G. Lard quiet butatondy; 1o, Bulk monts gufot but Hrmy shouldars, Yooso, Bgor pucked, 64er clour vib, Bubio; clear, B@sko. Lacon guivt bul teady; shoulders, Gfgsoe; clear rib, Wcdgo; elear, 94c. Huma=Suaur-curdd, steudy; cnvased, 1o, }\"lum\c-«mm but e Wostern” ructitiod, 318 G GiocERtrs=Coffeo qulot but steadys 1tlo cargoas orditiary tu wuud, I6lie, Sugar ouios: common wuud commony BGtio; Tulr to fully fale, Gt primu 1o choles, @3 yollow claried, Sjushe lotissca dull uid’ nininaly o, supply, Gxcopt (oW grudos of upwn kotti wnd conteltavaly lnforlor I a.'clxl ;f‘crlzlllrl‘::‘.‘:.l ?.un%k u}-;‘nmnuum aptoc. Ml I d priui, oSN A TH AR . . DBALTIMORE. DALTINORY, Md., April5,—FLOUI-Steady and un+ chanked. GHAIN—-Wheat—Westorn firm; No. 3 winter redy spot, BLAKRLAN: April, LAKBLESG My, $LA¢ GLIM; June, SLAK@LNM: July, $LIGBLIG: At Rust, JLUK. Corn—Western tirmor; mixed, spoh bi@siie; April, 863@se; May, 544@toa; June, 5144 bi)as ateamar, Bitge. Oubn quiot nud stuady; West SE Whith, Sl liie K70 fulo LAY s, |0 Suiok FROVIHIONY: Y. . BUTTER=Unchungod. Egus—Quist, PErROLEI = Nominal, (HOCKIIES—Colfew sluady, Bugar tirm; YA " solk . 18Iy —Dull at §100661.008 for Job lots. AT = Unchunged. MECRI TS —Flour, 21 bria; whoat, V2500 buj eorde ALED bu g outy, LA Du: ey, W ba, BUIPAENTA—-Wheat, nonu; corn, 17,74 bu. BALEI—Wheat, 83580 bui coru, S0 110 b PINLADELPIITA, @ PRILADELEINA; Pu., April G—FrLovu—Fira) Minuesota oxtios, $0068.00; Ublo, oxsrus,. 8.4kwa53 Indimum oxtras, $.8754G@U25 1inolgoud to holcs: HWCE2S; winter patents, I5GL.I5; Minnosots puwal procuss, goud, §1.50. 1tye tlour fru; 852w 25 GuaAIN=Wheat Urwerg 1o goud duwsld; Noo A