Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1881, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1881. COMMISSION MERCIHA N T‘L . FIELD, LINDLEY § & CO. Grainand Provisions 88 & 90 La Salle-st,, Chicago, TRUESDELL, WASHIURN, 1ELY, Special, ___ FINANCIAL “STOCK@ AND BONDS Doualt lmd rold N. Yy, Hoston, lnd Phil's Exe chonkodyand carried on markin, DAY % FIELD, 130 LaSalle-st. fi‘ IERT ‘7! ‘L‘: x i Cynus W, FizLp, Jit 1. Htock Exchana il VRN A FIRLD. Now York, Rpoetal. THE COURTS. . TIIE STRONG FURNITURE CO, A il was filed Suturday in the Superior Court ‘by Noblit, Brown, Noblit & Co,, and Brown, Do Tuarck & Co., to enforco tho liabllity of tho stockholdors ot the old W, W, Strong_ Furnituro Co." The Company wus organized fu 1872, with a n eapital of $100,000 of which W, W, Strong took 610 sharesy ', I' Strong, 10 shares; T. A, Fronch, 100 shures; L. G. Falrhanks, 150 snres, and J, 1T Thayor, 100 shares. In April, 187, tho Company allowad judgment by confossion to the amount of $31,689, nnd shortly afterwitrd was putinto tho hands of 1 Rocotver on petition of ono of the creditars, « It subsequontly puld s dividend of 3% per cont, - uud . tho Reeelver now oluims: ho has tatally oxhausted tho .cstate. Tho clalm of Noblit, Brown, Noblit & Co., amounted to 8114843, and that of Iirown, Do Turck & Co.to $2,608.80, nud they clahin that when _tho inidcbtedness to thom nos crued the whoteof tha stock had not bneu pald up, snd _no _certllicate hwd been mado by 0 nn- Jurity of the birevtors of such fact, and mud in 1hio offico of tho Clrenit Clork, ns requlired by law. Iby renson of such falluro tho stockholders i of tho mmrnn)' are not only lighte for tho L nmount atill due on tholr stock/but, in n ton, to a sl cqual to _tho mieunt of the c ml stock subsoribed for by them respectively, Strony owes yot $0,000 on hig stoeks F. 4 40,0003 Fronoh, §,000: rnd hlll‘lll\llk& Illid Thuyer, $10,000 each, In Junuary, 187, those pnrum.whu wera the uflicersand Dirvotord of the compuny, credited themselves with roveral yenrs” baok salnrics, tho nuounts In eack cige bolug Just the balance duw on thoir stock, 8o that ap- purontly thelr Atuck indebicduess was wived aut. Thig, 1L I clatned, was all fraudulent, be- ing done In contemplaton of Insolveuney; and waen thoy Wero each of thom owing tho corpo- Tadon lurge sums on thelr overdrawn accounts, In gonelusion, complninants nsk that tho above named Directors who aro mnado defondants, tuny bo compelled to answor tho churges and con- u-l\mm ratably sufhclent to satisfy their nlnhnl nmounting to about #5000, after duducting the B4 por ceat dividend. DIVORCIS, ‘Anna Ginter filed 5 LIt Snturday sgainst lc.-r Bbusbund Michaol, asking forn divorce on tho ground of cruolty and drunkeness, »_ A rathor practical lllustration of the dnn{vmrol‘ ndvertismg to get n wire 18 furnishied by Qerbrick. In Uctober, 1877, acting \mdul‘ the advice of friends a8 nho cluims, ho ndvertised In wChioago papor for o correspondent with n Yiow to matrimony, If mutuully agrecable, oto. ‘The notico wus secu by Edith Nuwcumn, and sha answered it. Reeclving no reply, bowever, to Tor lotter. sfio cund on here, Sought out tho ine- Bophisticated Gerbrick, and pourcd mto bis Bympatlictic enr i Atory alout hor buing woll cammued nrelative of the woll-known Jurist, Judgo Cooley, ot Ann Arbor, Mich., of ex-Gov, Fnlmblld of \Vlsomulln, nnd ulso of tho less ro- nuwnud l\l.'wlon!, of liatavia, 11k, and that sho 3 nnd homumn. but too proud to scuk charl the hands of hor :lluunxulubm.l rulnlhns. At tho J»rupm- places alsv, to giva the hest uffeet, she drovped a fow tears, or at leaat used hor lmndkummur sodoftly 0s to produce thut lmLmslluu. und whet sho Pitoously looked up nt hlin with swiinming eyes, ete., tho battlo wis won, Ho surrendercd ‘un- ~ conditionally, and they-wero marriod on tho 28th of Marob, 176, “For n timo theie matrimonial skies wero of tho orthodox corulenn hue, but nf- lera while Gorbriok Leenme suspicious, und in ‘February, 187, ba dlscovered thut his wito hml beon talse to hin, und loft bor. In August, 1 1t wont to sce hor once to know whit sha pro- posed ‘to do, and sne thon confessed that :wt only had sho uunlnumuy lmcn falso fm sinco warrlogo, © but that beforo luhu had committed ndulwr with dilfarent persous, and cvon had been guilty of {flcu{wh hor fathor. And Gerbrick waats o vores + Amandn Sundstrom asked for n simiar decroo nm\lml: Poter Sundstrom, eharging that (n Junu~ /o wus convicted of nssault with Intent m Kl, and sentoncod $o nino yours in Stato's Prison, Ho isnow sorving out his torin, and as h? s nt 10 use a8 & husoand, sho wants to bo rid ve Tuloy grunted a divorco to Elizaboth :“"efit rrom John €, West, on tho ground of do- ri Judun Jameson s«mrda{m-nnwd adivorco to 2':“5?&‘5&3 Weis from Jucob Wols, un the ground UNITED STATES COURTS, David D.Shupe filed o bilt Saturday ugninst Tavl C. Bbylngton to reatrain him from uning o patent for an Improvement in foldlog-beds, ued Nov. 19, 1678, to colpininant, STATE COURTS. Nichiolas Blocks filed n petiton Saturdey agalnst W, [l Bryan and others, usking for o mechanles’ Hon to the nmount of 1,705 on Lots Gund 6, Blovk 10, ln tho Villago ot Ravenswood. Joseph Zlewnnnn conunencod an action in tres- 1""" uguinet ‘the Chilcuyo, Milwaukoe & 8t. Paut Ilwuy Compuny, laying damuges nt $10,000, Jubn'A. Jumosoh filed w bill ugainse John . Clurig, A, W, Clark, trustce, fi. W, Campboll, An- #lgaeo in bunkruptoy of B, V. Hotchikisy, othars to foreoloso n trust deed on which i:! 0y with interest, 18 duge, on Lot tu.-l luulullvu. of lock 11, und Lota %) und 21, Block 3, all I tho subdivigion by nowunl U\lnll ol‘ l.lm \V. Mot o N. L, X of Svo. 21, 57, 1 JUDGMENTS, Borenion Counr—CoNvkssioNs—8, D. Kin- Darkvs. Augustus H, Tapp; $47.10, Junge Ganry—lacobh Hurth vs. Marx Weln- berg, $EH.EL—A. U, Selluck va, Augustus Van Duren, $16.11 Juoaw Burti—Lucy § Greor vs. Namuol O, ‘Walkor, ‘,‘lfl r Junae W AusoN—J, Wilkes Ford vs. Jamoes W, dirisbuln nml Jolin A, MoEldownoy, $83.50. : THE TRADE OF PITTSBURG, Bpeclal Dispatch to Tlia Chicago Tritune, Prrnsuuna, Pa., April 83—~Tho magnitude of tho trade of I'ittabury 18 fulrly indicuted by the Tollowing figures, which embraces one wook’s oporutinny: Pifty fron and steel rolling-mills, contulning ovor 1,000 puddiing-furnacos, turned out oveor 7,600 tons; thirteon cruvlbiv and sevoen oven hoarth stuel-works producod 1,000 tons; thirteen bluat-furunoes (twu more bullding) pro- duced 8,000 tons of plr: two Dessomnor stoul- ‘works produced 4,000 tone, Onu of those—iho Julgur Thuwpson—turns out u nlshod vall every minuto, Hhipiments by rail, 7,000,000 tons und 3,500,000 busuels. ‘Tho 4,6X uvens produced 10,000 Tous of coka;_tabloware, [wips, ote., 1,100 Inmp ehimuoys and volleotors, 100,083 window Kluss, 200 boxed of DIty fect caoh, Toaulos of pnu-uluum ..wu.tm arrels, Tral . or uul.uu at l 0 Livorty nmok-)unl * Heove 0; bogs, I shoo, 17,001 . doos lury w,,h for u oity that 1§ thought lu wmu Quurtors to be in ite dotige, e ——— ~ ARKANSAS INSANE ASYLUM, Bpecusl Litopateh to Tha Cllcugo ‘Tridung, Ltrris Rock, Ark., -April .—FPreparations aro balug made to commenco the ereetinn of u now lnsune Asylum at this place. Tho Trustees will ndvertiso for pruposals fu Bt. Louly, Chilcus #o, und other papors, T'he imain buliding will be four utories bigh und sixty-five foot fu widthi the wings thrpe storles vuch nnd 165 feut louy, cmuking the wial length 53 feot. N _smonoy » Wit bepaid for the work il July, 1883 Five © wiillon brick will bo used I the maln bull and winge. Iding YOUNG BRAZILIAN VNJLINIST. s the youny Lruzilinu vivllnist, tius revavered from @ rovere utiuek of (ntermittont fuvor and woa- mied. 1ily o wus ut onu e despaived of, und hls !uum. in 'iow York., wus tolegruphod fur, e — e — The lHon, ’1 homas B, Prics, Unitod States . Treasury Depnrtment, Washtonton, D, C,, yeconimends t St Jucobs Ol us tie most wondertul pafu-relleving and healing romusdy dn the world, Hs testimontad 1s Indorsed by e of the hiead ofliclals of (he lrmmlry pmmem. who huve been cured of rhou. anud othsr painful complaints, v \ BUSINIESS. Review of Finances in Chicago Last Week. « The Produce Markets Generally Lower— Provisions Quiet and Rathor Weak Broadstuffs Easier on Account of Fine ‘Weather—Oants Henvy. FINANOIAL, Tusiness at the Chicago banke Inst wook wns only falrly netive. Tho demand for lonns on ne- daunt of disnppolntment in mereantitc snlos and collections was not quite sostrong as tho woek Lofore, but tho banks report thelr lines of lonus woll filled, Rates wore 6@7 per vent. Very little curronoy went to tho country, and nume Lors of tho Intorlor banks sent rownit- tancos to Now York, New York exchango closed at par@2% conta per $1,000 premiumn, Government bonds wero In request for May in- | vestinent. Local scourities wera falrly sctivo at stendy quotations, raliroad bonds were dull, and transactions ln Now York stock exsbinge se-. curities and inscenrities limitod, 2 Chleugo bank cloarings wore $28,376,000, ngaludt $28,078,000 in the corresponding weck of laat yoar. The total valuo of the sales of locn! and mis- celluncous sccurltics roported on the Chicago Stock Doard for the week ending April 23 were Itmited to $83,0%; for tho provious wock thoy wora $53,100. Tue New York Commereial Bultetin thinks It cau spofl tho sonsntion which hns buen tude by 8t. Louls and Now Orleans reportars out ot the shipment of grain down the Mississippl. Just now and for several months to come, thero is and will bo a very large extent of ralirvad construction In progress In reglons for which Now Orlenus or Gaiveston Aro the most nyniln- blo ports. A great deal of the iroun needed fn thoso works is contracted for In Eurvpe. Tho vessels bringing It could afford to do so for much lower froights provided thoy could bo ns- sured of a return cargo, Tho iron will need to be earried to palnts up, tho river; and 1t would not bo atull unliko a wan of Me.Gould's fertility incontrivanco it hoshould meut the cmeraency by bullding & number Of bonts specinlly adapted for tho work, He could gethis Iron earrled moro cheaply, and he could at thd'samo time divert a certain mmount of grain truific over his Bouthwostern system of ronds. When tho new rallronds aro comploted, tho speolulve- casfonof this new traiflo must eoase, and prob- ably its collupsa will be ns sudden as lts incep- tion hus been; but, for the temporary and col tomplatod, it would well answor Mr. Gould's purpose and sorve ns an important economy in his schomes. As an lustrntion of tho oxtent of this temporary apurt of trafiie, tho fact may be cited that, during tho tirst two weeks of the cur- rent month, twelve European steamers nrrived at Now Orloans, soevon of which had full cur- goos of rallrond iron and thresothors mixed care goes of general merchandise and fron. Jnd it not been for thesa’speciul arrivals, what would becomeof the largo quantitics of grafn that havo Lieen towod from $t. Louls to Now Orleans? Most of it would have come to Eastern ports. BY TELEGRAPI, - NEW YORK, New Yonk, April 23.—Govoraments quict and firm. , Halivond bonds fairly nctive, _. | State sceurities dull. ¥ uuv:nvu:m. I Now 4s..., Pacltiu G o 18 o 00.. Tonnossot, Tennessoo, now NEW Otk ANd, A pril2k—3aurics Dongromont,- d-gra 2 slnilnz Find ohigh Ylnitnis, old niinii, nos Virginia, cu Nurtbwestersi 1o preforrad Bt Do preforred Chosapuako £ OHI0,.. Jovlic & Inllm.. & COMMERCIATL, The followlng woro the receipts nndshipments of lending articies of produco in thiscity dur- ing tho twenty-four hours endlng at 7 o'clock Buturday mornlng and for tho currosponding titne o yoar axod RECEIITA, Wl 335 BUTIMENTS, ARTICLES, T :m‘ B8, I Ttiwinoi, b wol, BE. Fotatoes b RE ] ] Rallrond frolghts uro quotod stendy. Tho oflle olul sutos to Now York aro G3c per 100 1bs on provisions aud o on grain. Through frolghts uro quoted ut 83¢ ou provisiuns to Livorpool and 710 do to Antwerp, Flour froightsare quoted at 45X0 tq Livorpool and 53%o to Glns- Kow, ‘The aggreguto rocolpts of wheat roportod for. Saturduy wt Ubloawo, Milwankes, Tolodo, Bt. Louls, and Dotrolt wero 10560 bu, Thy corres eponding shipmonts were 183,000 i, Tho ngyroe guto shipmonts from Now York, blladolphiu, ind Balthnore wore 105000 bu, The pruduco wovement reportod from New York Suturday Inoluded the followings Ko culpts for twenty-four huura—Flour, 10,313 bris; whoat, 160,600 bz ocorn, UT,076 bui vuts, 04,150 bug cornemenl, 2,017 plgpi rye, 113 bug bare loy, 2,200 bui malt, 2400 bu; pork; 10 bris; beof, B30 bris; out moate, 250 pkysi lord, 1,120 ted; whisky, 470 bt Exports for twonty-four hours—Flour, 14,000 rig; whenat, 42,000 buj corn, 2,000 bu, ‘The following wore the shipmcnts of provis- foua frou this oity durlog the thavs wamed. The wolglits ure gross: ki g X i S R g S The following s n :mmylruuvu suminury of provision uxports from tbo United Btates from Nov. 1to Apell Ug , Iha.. Pt dnerease. ‘L‘fil\‘lll fgk,\iil “.} tu\m (ot T [ TN SUTAT] ¢ M TR ‘Thu New York Producs Brchangs Weekiy hus tho rollowing roblem ta f‘" the vxact l‘ lan nmlb d|flml|l lumnu“ t‘lfi1fll :'l'l:'t'l Lusgo uni’n-umm.m iy tho dsiads u\' D:" nunnmrulum 'llulrlll ! utural gourva uf the upumlons g st Fupdly Siiaiue 11 GhImAL PALIOL D Jemiage: g sowutg O sprini witunt will b ixtue tian usunl, e ueuugu 31d L0 Uuewid 1t Lor 848 futiira t”dus + _ Navigatlon on the tlhnsml the Nuw \'urk canals it 00 lnurlhlll olil Sha st twa 3 Strultg wro uvual o trst Ay T Vri cunnia Peifi e vml-ln( no¢ by y ith ur ,{1“;' Bga pum‘”"n,m luvur’u\m G 1he luges h:nmuhnu- lor n-u Imn e suovud wnuk i lu&ubmh a0 Oregon {5 1s exvecied thare will be [N tona of wher which thero will bo no v Avatlablo "\r‘cxnnrl. for presanterop sanaon atall Tvo Inppea i to i At Ihnqnnmllx of Kpring Wheatto como forwanl to tho seaboned dnrini the poxt threa mantha is holiovad 10 ho vory muoh 1ass than line hoon conerlly osti- finten Uho Mt /et af fouE fm tho Apring srient, toa has Dogn vory inran, und Wie (4 tho naddined \'un!lm why the movement of spring wheat will bo commratively sunll porta of whent and whont fioue from Atfantic and Paoiiio porta sinco Tuly 1, 193, itvo beon equal to ADOUL 1314 Ao BuaNoly Nt WRGRL: The oxports nrwhmu. uu-uu:n llw cowar Danubo {n 1 worg SLONLGY, Duah L1100 bustiole In 180k a8 inistor } emntons the Unitod Blaton Boaretary of Binto. The following were the nggrownto oxports of provisions from New York, Hoston, Baltimore, Philndolphia, Montreal, Portland, and Now Or- loans for the wook ended April 10, 1881: 4,850 bris pork, 2041 brls beof, 439,530 b lard, 70170 1be hog mont, BIS,007 1bs choeso, and 1,210,223 1bs tallow. / THH WHEAT PRODLEN, Tn ke Editor of Ths Uhfeago NMML NRW Yonk, April 2L—In my provious lot- tors to Tur TrINUNE rolutive to tho future of wheat I have confined mysolf nimost oxclus- Ively to nn investigation of the atatiaticnl situne tlon of tho ataple, and any privo doductions that mny hiave occaslonnlly beon Incldontally drawn therefrom have invariably been founded upon tho nasimption that tho seison, ns it progressod, Wa8 to bo fairly fuvorable to the melnu wrain, and glvo contintous promisa of an uverago leld, No provision was made in thuso lellon or disastrous or vven partinl orop atlures, and for tha vory fmufl renson that uny forecust of o burvest result ns enrly a8 tho first balf of Aorll isof little vr no value, ho matter [rom what source it muy omanate, My vivwa nre grounded upan neeomplished I‘ncu. not drawn fromn what thio wonther may be in tho futiro, or how tho whout plant may look ono ur two months honce, for of thoso things § know nothing, nur, for nml mugttor, dvesany one elso. Gowl crops nre tho rule; poor ones the axception, To ruverse this ordor would spucdily ulumnmh\m thy vurth, lluuco. in discussing tho probuble future of whont, facts and _the rul, fnstend of prophcey and tho exception, svom to be tho proper proms 1ses to ronson from, Lum led 1o make thoso romnrks frum having scon in Tk 'TRIBUNE sowo nuverse criticisms of my letters from cor- reapondunts who. fram scominigly cireloss road- failed to discern thelr qualltied tenor Oric of thesc gentlomen, wrlting from down in Tndlwnn Under 00to tho 1th F Abril, sayar It is nbsvlutely certain thut the wheat-org 4:! 1881 will bo 26 pur cent ll'a.! thut that of 184 This mcuns nourly 000 but_lcsy, und 44 at that dute ncnruolyn bushel of spring whaat, which comprlws nearly on-third of our total produc- tion, had been rown, and the arca under fall amvn 13 placed by the Governmunt ut 4 per cont, G0U,000 cres, nerease ot tho previous year, Wallst tho cendiiion of tho growing atain, takon asn wholy, is not waterinlly worde than ono year ngo, this positive stutemont that the vutturs i 10 Lo 100,000,000 Jo3s thitn I 1889 will nut be apt to, m\rrr much welght simong thinking men. senson {8 biekwnrd, Spring sveding 18 Inte, whlclh with npprohensions reimrdiog the fall-sown wheat, deinys nud curtalls tho move- ment, Tho cannls will enen luu:. not probnbly boforo the 10th of Mny, and atocks nt the son= Bonri are small, Evurything conspires to braco upthe murkots, anid bas for weeks pust. Under existing conditfotis o ono should be surprised to seu n furthor slight ndvance in prices in tho noar future. Tho svason thus fur hay In every respect been ‘ubnormally adverse to decline. On the contrary, it bas been every: way favor- nblo to strenuth and Imnm\umam. Butsouthor- Iy winds and wurin rufis followed l:{ briliiunt sunshine are not fmpossibilitics in Muy-Jung, and If tho onrth I8 blessed with thom, thoa whint? Waould grlm continue to go up, or would rence tion und doeling bo the more nutural result? What proportion of tho winter whuit ig killed or irreparably lll!url.(l in tho States_or Cali- fornin, Orwun. Kaunsas, Missourl, l\\,uul,‘ky. Tonnosce, {liihois, [ndluin, Onio, Michikui, Pennsylvanta, and Now York~twolve Stutea? Tn tho first six and tha Inst throe Stutes naned tho erop promises as well as it did one year ugo, and I several of thom oven bottor. Thore ure loealities In Itinuia, Indiing, and Ohlo where the crop has undoubtedly beon moroe or less in- Jured, but is the Injury ln these three States equal to un Inerense of 4 per cont in the urea sown In all of tho winter-whont Statea? A quar- terof n contury’s experlence In tha gealn trado hus reudoron me oxceedingly skopticul concorns ing **crap yarns.!” At this souson of lho onrn 18 80 innulfoatly to the iutoreat of i specuiutars for a rise in whoat and rurn ruu In ritllway Bhares,. to exuggerato tho condition of the crop for tho worse, thut nono but woll anthontieated roports of dumage to tho growing grain sboutd bo nceepted, There is no ono to ugw.m or cuntrovert those oxaguerations exoept tho *bears” in the wheat muitrket, and and whon compnred with the collootivo forces mentoned and arrayed ugninst thom, thoy are o very uumll winority. Ax all ndmit, Baropean stocks are compara- tivoly low, but that has been the rile in recont -gura rathor than tho excepton. The prodig- f ous ncrenso in nur Hour reporty souvins to havo ontiroly elininnted the speculative eloment from tho \Veuflu:«mun milling trade, If thoy held llhoml Atookd uf wheat thoy would nat Lo ud- versa to n rise, but as it I, they will unquestion- nbly continue the niggardly band to mounth plan of buyims, now mlol;g in 'v gue, until pricos ure much lower. from ol Unite B rts sines Sept, 1, 1880, lmvnlmnn In Imd numbers, somo 4,400,000 l:rli. ienlust 250,000 for tho correspond g poriod iu tho mnvluueyun i luorenso of: 154000 Drts, or 37 per eant. i thio Coutiuont of ‘umm thoy Incronsad from 60.000 to 309,000, oF 4 per cent, The shnr\nnm&r of tho pnssago of cotton from India to Englund; undof manufaot- ured cottona from Buglind to Indin by cuttiog tha Bucz Canal, waa pnnlully ngmvnlum to ndd- lug an lmmenle uantity of cotton to um wurld‘u(oru. And {n a somewhut nnnlog y do our n\rhlly Inerouaing exports ul 1 unr rmulnully adid to’ tho stores of wheat, for the lour Is reiudy for use ag soon ne landed, wherons passugo of u eat mlr|sfl from & port of euu to it destinntih, tho unloading, grinding, and doliveey to tho consuincr requires a month, fut for the time being supply and demand ary ovidently very evenly balinoed, and, a8 the maro snllont oloinonts of dopression usual at this period of the on hmu boen Indetinitly wmpound.nwl rtu ness of the eoason, the prosont lovel of wheat \'nhmu may ho car- rled much furthor Into the future thun hus been gencrnily antleipated. 1t i sinply post- poning to Jung-July what would othorwiso bave prouubly tuken place In May-Juno, ONEIDA our . oxports PROVISIONS. 1100 PRODUCT4=Woro loss acilyo, ot tmas dull and ratijor wonk, though the local how markot was unchinnyod, wid fivurpool roportod un adeanco of & Inland. Thora was sluply o duarth of orders,sono o the must prominent uperntors boing ontirely bare. “Fhuro wis n muderato advance early, but tho, mackot soun foll baak, und thon rulod steady during tho Rroutor prart of the wusslons It turnwid down towards 1 w'clock. ‘I'hero wore no special Influnces at work ‘outside of tho wish of sumo lueal holdors 1o close up ok dusle wnd ot thore suand i i) the yecont Ossure I MN“H ung lurd is over or ‘ o be lnlullml b( Io ulurrllu( WIIIH“AIHI ot tho U’IMD: Thy I|'l| nor ' kIng , siniee Fobruury, (s ro- puied B o m\mmlnll X Tor same 1ma fust v.‘“" o an in 1919, i ""fi'.";'flé'ffl"’{\" it during tho o okl I 100 W bat during. the pro Tan e oA et T B oo T uxports of produiet, Inclu l(lIHK HIU&I‘ :Ilfl Ilnl. during he same tling, wlltul“p\‘" cem ll' the Woal duoton, snd lllll'l“g 0 JUNrS “W DY nf expuris was bii |Kl'lllrll, l\lflllllhl’ll«) e cunt, lur l-'OllV('fll s approxig r tho relation of ux- i ‘mlllguull. o ifnd tat e prodiicy 0(4.‘JWJW Imulu tho W ughitur At packing baitte want i domastis your, vr: ‘ll.xn par month. "lll oured hod monts s n und (i} an duringthe 21 YusENmonn n not embracod ,within thoss tics. ylio ‘bz supuly ol a0 onuntey e eapuri o1 EEna Ot ivitunitire 1y & bdis g coutation, and o Sumtiig 18 monttn e 1 wvoraad g of sl s turud und it othore, “IH numlm‘ lll‘ llxll B iTod yeurly i tha Diniai Hiart e BrLoul, which would lisdicas Hut our lll)m!”llll l.‘l’n- Submtion n {7000 Hndes OF O, LUK 10 uvwmmn perans of the population,—nn wvenige of | |INll|ll"l E‘O"Mllllu. which Is 1ot approachod by ihaf iation i e wnrdh 1 Groat e, witira llln l}(illllllllln“lfll of how product v rolutivel. than any otl mrmumry Ulfi'!fl"‘? nur 1IWI|| l l“ Ulll sunipiion vor anoud rienn s T L T T A i l‘llblll 10 1ba par cupite, which shows thist Aworionis consuma about U per 6 it per, capltn more of Lng |l"ll|l||lu than doos thy noxe largost of consuming ll { o K- o a 17! l 'fi 1 b Hlor A 2 " 'nur?.'rxwr‘n |l J.wullllin nri“x:(l‘”"l\\lu Hrinwaitor July at $115 L. ttul 55 ke markst olosod tanio at 4l for round s, s gl .J‘ll:lll’ |0' May, H7ATSITH lflll!r June, and #1, ?g" Xitn—Advancod 2l ver 1n fba, el undahred HCatl i S pricea bt il i sollee A ke ok s & h '“ l-ll“ l' .\lll l I-" i a ‘f\‘unnu i :umfum Ve aallor IVIIE flhfl‘fi&"—'} 161 Tl Lo lt)"lll‘AI‘ just ol 1-Ul 0lue thu Ulr KIM L 'xuml. ‘ 'l- Ifl. 'IIG llllll'kdlclll"fl » \’a )‘ for st o sular Suy, e it gy n. -nu B for ik m umm- nllnuluh s, L or 100 1by Gllm’&mlfl! i olosed twme, Hu o4 Wory N- SHisilils ’é'.',}"‘;&d\" i 3‘ ;ruht&ul [14 ulflll{?uuu ouf‘l:‘llull Wure oy lulhlw. a i o 17 Jull0.ll|llul|n Al.‘m\l- . VL nlm boradis (‘ Lnnmmw AR = v-u.uh "t lw?lvr Oxtw Bidas, snd WD) e1 -‘5"4'3‘“ ¥ fl‘mm M BREADNY UI'FB. FLOUR--Was in moderate deniund at forter prigos. ahd guoted B by huldors, with ruthr light offurs fous, Hulos wore nuumua of K0 bris und 1,50 sagks duublo wpring oxtms, mostly at aboul $L10; 50 sgois extrai ut AL, fiqual 10200 tirls, Expory Sours wore quoted st $L2%@L% for good Lo cholce, wnd ryv Hour at KOG, UTIE SULLETUPYS~Woro In Letlor demend, snd aversged lirmur, Hulos wore reporied of 3§ cars bran WhHlOXe LI doare middlings ut lIWELLIL Lonrse corm-mual was nominal ps HEWGL per top on track, HPHRING WHBAT-Wss moderaiely soilve, sud “short rib, ‘n-n}llllwd ty sbare Cumbare | awWoute Avoragu) uomn " m"-'.'-»'.‘-'n'-'fl i m sl ot Pt B bt -hun easler. Tho market declined 3(3%4c, and eclosed below the Iatest prices of Frdny. Tho iritish i Rota wero repartod stminkor, aL an advance of abont 1 por cental, and our rocetpts woro amain vory smnll, Thut tho weathor In the wlth a rolntively Inego outi. Westwna clear, and the temperature harn snnm Mkir, '|nl»wn-ummmnlm reason why sover) ji Hex whio T beeens ey SHlin aiorts T proyions worn now A0(INE. “Thest 0larimies bir down pri thieh some Fathior 1Ante lrchinaes wero mndo Milwaukee orders, tndiced by u publisned in thut dity. Rane ¥ ML sent faw . ondore wimy erop A Aemunil fo) il ment acomod 10 b lew hetive thn tho previous but sonio largo lota ara undorstood to have heen any, farmird an s na AT en bo, by Eull bofote tha Steaita ro Cis about 410 J"“mm"“ Feported of o, W Union o mluuwn {af * A% M1 Leanuimt . homitial At JR1 B AUGILIGN, Total, 20450 b, iLan AL e (6 Dl o0 40 Aol At $L0, 1my provait to . 1. and clossd 'at e, S nenty numinal at § ey, num 71k Audlint o l.un‘rnl gLl hisd rhln!h &n vicon k wns mlmslml Ateady, ontir s T SailoE une s .0 Dbl fi!')'d‘m wafm'd ol o "n mmm-nn 5000 MO bu Nu. i (Keith's sumplo at §Lid; and und_waslor, thouh ras enm iare Wore .mnn nnd Liiverpool was roported "Tha mnckot closed 440 balow 10 Intost prices i@ declinia sesmnd 1o bo Incgoly in syine 9 bronk in onts, Dut it waa helpod by the ‘oncing, No. 2. @ bl [ ik ne- ore iy | lath. Shinuies, atnndnrd Nhinales, pxtr shinklos; clont OlLE—Tho i MIHN Elh ruuuwmu-mnmqnnu\uxm Gurbon, Elsine o W ony n A0, " bu ;(. faton e Gnsolino 1 4 VEIRR R o) A T it for noaan ‘the marko oY e o TrnoK, ai DARGF Tootlng I whentt (T Chiof patnt. in thommars | Wpaltor onrl ket for futuros was tha et Imnmcmmlrywnn 1 flfl?f.ném Aw I‘;gnlt ""mnnlmfi ing moro !rnnlyfi)r Angnat delivary, wiich' i '”' ona selitng n m 0ys ng tivaly woak 1y consodquence. THoro wis ““m:m‘n:nllm cumtar, amull diioka solling at $L.10 per mand for April corn nt tho declinug 8o, 4 clos ' o, Bt aaiea wora ro aried of diit for Ko i mm{" AR stondy teado st quotations: 2 high mixon nt 45(c; 1.6 bi now bidh mixed n w';m':_m inaw nnd Now Yorl 1400 b new mixod o 42 .un rojocted at N Datry, wi ILOM bu by | anng i At Patey, whtht tmeky mm m. o u\‘ Duless withun Lpard enrs o i st 430 dofly vnmd Rotnts u;‘;lh"‘"dnlm b, mnsmy i oarr e si6r end tociime ind kiwn, In Bk ot Sy riatdclosing o 01 iny pries, clos a4y I‘u..lnllvul.u fll'l!“nll& L] 454 llln\lnnln it Eho iy i, Lt at S8 eakcund lower, the dooline taking | { J}mfi "".,'"":{‘: 064,50 foe me m......,.a&. ro Dh\re In tho onrlient saivs, wnd tho vlosa, wmm alight rall hia month wan noarl Bnin e ‘o{l 0 Bid, brown' Ancl BIKUS—\WVoro stondy Anil netiva i firm_for tmowny, Livors curs And W mnnuun»m #o0d ntll_i 4,57 for poul mm oh"m X A Jlm,, il off 80 bags willoL nl"fly;ll.lfl (uren nimon, §#.09 for Gers o, g O o G, V10 100 (O O | hinmi 81 baen Hiuiniteinn &G 166501 1'oar fiuxsaod At onth ™ most, ot (o imisnclions “wers AL " Jor gond erushing T, ononuu at e, doe LLUW=Wni annlbfl Atond; Wn for oty nd’ closed e, Auguat u‘lm.m atS1e, o 0h | and IAONO FOF COUNETY Fondared, WIL Noa Countey o, un e Wan TalFly: AGiYo AL T Iative pri Casly wurflmmlnul 1h0 b it 8340 ol RiTtecdged Nor2 storo} GiK b By almy He for no grade, fojueted tilxod, Wide o cojacrod {risitoy 3o for i el for Noo lwnm~.un|ne § u Al for num:'x. 9 for TS5y Wan thy inquirios for 7, el and flu"t}.‘n-fi‘.‘;‘ . bl n fato i oy June ad, ‘l l\. Jnly n‘:‘!llll’lll nll!-& nnfl A)dnm nt Slu Cash salos o fit ¥ for % 1o Mo ot 2470 it ’4 " for .\D.J in lli bn h]lll"ll)lnll'-" on ohoee treh o bonra: S b b RLEY—\Was dntl awd’ nominally unnhnn m!, Teceinte—~ with No, 2 cash quotabin at $1,10, ll.flnl(l nnd \(nmln!nuuu 4utwe, In future dollvorios No, i In teansfer sold 1|L Tuos o fur .\lllr. Littlo was done in sampies, Cash sales e AR e R 1 | faa ar No, A, or No, i BL04 for ctioleo, on travk. Totul, 7,00 L, > sty GENERAL MARKRETS. TBROOM-CORN—/I'he market continuvs steady and firm, Choteo hurl und carpof Grooth, solf-working, Tied-tibped, do,... InforloF und oo Cro Wo quotor 0l ligads lll:'l"l'Ell—thllln specinlly ‘now vm! Alnvnlflpufl this markot. Only the bottor aunlities rocolved inu attention, und to that classnlso was contined whnt- ovorof firmnoss tho markot possosacd, Sales to 1Talr aagrogato worw effectod at the fotlowing prices: Croamur: A o BAGGINU=-Was qnolml qalot und steady. Orders ;VI!III'B ml‘l:ly!or small quuntitios. Pricos romnin ollowat HUTLDIN stondy. Wo quote: Do ]Eunlllh HRiF (bu s {\"IYII‘lf mnfl‘q por hrl chigun aLiceo, por N FOTK Mitipcorer COueenns (,"l"l’SE—ln a rotall way un ndvance of @ wns ‘being reallzod for mild full cream chovsu, but in job lots Hawns tho teu. Theiw was ol much call for akims, und valuos reSiained wonk and unsottiod, Wo quote: casy markot, 'Tho mlluwlnn prices wore belng ' out” In soma quartors: Eri0. .01, Halliniora & O Pledinunt..,. 8 in Harul v frosh, Trotit, her kSTl RE!T shore Hackoroi—No. { tuy, )M.‘n Maokoral—No. 3 ahoro, Keur Larco fumi nekuryl Flt'lllll"fi Bloaters, suoked. DIJP Haltwue, auoked, bor si=Guorga's nor o llurrlnfl-llullnuu Horring—Seaiod, ,’J(-“ mx Ll“h)rhhllnlmnn. FRUITS AND N clly'tiid countey onio s quotad i {UF nurly ovorytiing fn tiole lsts l""d‘ Avplos, | uvn?« he mnipte niscs for 3 o for ige for wl ) L g amo mmuunnul,ummmmn ml wis quotablo Daley, L [alE 10 o AN 2| BumP- 4 &flhn..fl“fll”‘ xenreo and firm nt our guotatlons, Other articlos rémaln fulr dunmnu e watie fur rlr g nm i nuru Nasn Nght von below R A (L 1Y o VHisicy—swas nomtnally unchungod, with satos of s VoL "'u.-;nm ‘Market was il und irregular at our ot ?mmuu Shitee monium wb in I flooeu,, Kina wastied tiooeo., Coarso washed Sueco. LIVE §TOCK. CilICAGO. i in nt i W i ook {1917 Weok llmflm( ApdiT, in ch o 15010 20417 820 & rdu clusad anothior active 1 | nnd prosporaus weok in this branct of tho llyo- wnrkot. Trado opened o littlo tame, and the early fooling—owing to n ronction at the Enst and expocted heavy supplles—waa dochledly wosk, The oxtrome pricos ourrent during tha provivus weck {twas ox- pocted wanld grontly stimulate the recolnts, and buy- ors woro disposed to hold off, with. the purpose ot forcing_n decline.” Thoy wors partially succossful, Mondny's snd "Tugsduy’s truding Loing done ala roe duction in nivst descriptions of 10GNa, Since Tuase day, huwevar, the trend lusboan n the other diroc- tion. The -mnterlally diminished recoipts, resulting from tho washing away of brildes on sumo of the Westorn roads, reatored contidonco, nud undur an mproved general demand the ground loet varly in the week was fully rogainod, Friduy's aud Saturduy’s supphes bulng disposcd of ut sa good gures s buvo wrovalled on any day of the scuson, 'Flio nrrivals, thouyh moro Jibocal thun s usustut this i of year, Waro by o menns sxcossive. Al clusses Of bily worl Irovont 1 KOUWLY IR, kiid B Wik BOWANE Trugly welenrance vus spusdily euted, ho iy of tho yevi uaolng wora tiu o fow Bundruil howd caeriod grr. whtlo at v o tho gurda woea bnew, Slany n wyre lnclu(lL‘ll ho llll'lll‘ ntd tho won= AR RvSrALD Wad BOF IFeTIOF L0 Lo BoAt. ot s sant In our nuirkot ut this thoio ot yeur. 08 the Uity roe caipta probably three-fourtha l:|ml|[nll nwn 1 Wll'llll tho comparutivaly RUFrow ringo f SLAN Y A AR TR U253, Blagkom wiid foodurs Y juttor at §i. Blork calves w ralabiy ot HLDSISNN por numL wid Vouia ot KLOAD per 100 Ibs, 'Fhore Jodd, wuhurat domnd- on pdurdsy, und taw rkat oloked 1oAY uE 10w Tolow QUOTATION#: Bxlm loavas—Bloors wolghing 1,50 1bs and WIS, 030,93 chilos Deavei=kie i) wnu-xummd Loory, wulumn-w&u ooune B.OKBOKS dion Boavas- Vel Tatiorion, siaors Wi At Blodlm Kendos S0 I FaiF HoSh, Wikt ng 250 481 Butchars suml-l’our 16 cammon soars und ctioleo caws for alty sluughtor SRR B0 LORO o Btoak Cattlo—Comimon ci cuttto, wolghin Inferlor—Lidhi and tin o ws, bulls, and acullawag 10 vou alas e 1 b dvin oini, butthe vlmwmulncnl ort-lived. - Monday snw Bh preslauan of meior ora llmnbn.wn i wiia -npnlonwrmdun'lumdny Dornlg by TathS B e s Sy owaver, {lotor lighe aud to gsukanis for uary, where tioy nd unsottied to tho alose. . nmnaurprluu s uniuosiionably, duo i ‘vart e eadlly Iniproving qualite ot the lllp‘ll’. iy u s lu.mn 40 b wacribod £ 1ha badt it tion"of pllio tnurket. for hog prog uas, ioaeaen uu nably uctivo demand throushs k. wnd at ihe ojoss thore Jora nu unsuld nuxu In fl! pons, n.nlnuu l | B iy 5% | E0SIIS for pour to cho '1eo honvy and J TS ru'l El o [ xl”u.—-nnule of hoae In this markst aro mado aubluoito s sbrinkato of 10 fon for unin pliey som Iow for each atur, Dand hogs aoll ut 2 por for nvorayos ot A 1bs sud ovor, und at ic for avor- | aes of lass tha R Ctinme o como forward feeoly nnd thoy flflll{:’mnly buyars at goud pricvs, 'T'hero was a Urel udnesday, but lhn nmrkn! fll“l l'fl' Govarad of o follawitiy ey An W quoto pour t mmllum 1Lrl st 41D ‘Aphios, Eustorr 148 W, blos, Kusior o8 323 und wood to chulce ut &. 0me exira fl"}m "‘;" “’nwm_ 2,?‘“0' 7 SRS, Wad T e Vst lllmlhlmrtla. 8 gmi Bpecial Dl fin;unolw. ; Tribti i . 0 ial Dispatel 8 Chicago Tribune, Litiod chornor Boy KANRAS GITY, Mo, Ael) BoUNTILE - Viia Prics 8@ | R r.”.'.‘ e 1o ke 10 @ 1§ | Luyo stookurs und fo d&ufl; Balivo comm M@ s, | el 14 6| Dooi-tosslpte Lewi shipmonts, "" | markot activo o o Chotce, c...wug “in {hdomar- | 56478208 packing, 6.0 ! e qu, wnlw continued lall und weak. Woauute WSS SibaG Taiini i i, oh privio ap.o arv stoady und firi, Wo wrudunily lllullll‘ulxnlnm Il'l'. wuxu. ., LOU1S, Aprll —CATTLE-Ro o mflu. 1300 m!:mlnu fio(lul for 'Ilufi“g:.'llufilxll.hl&g- tagnd falr. falr und valdus Hrm at proviuu auuin 0 receipls ur sl umunl-ll nothing donej ‘yaluos nolnl llll unchan 3=-Actlve una "“""flh ‘Jkon and Haltimores, fifi.)&m mlxndnnnklw uhoica 1o Ia, or Hnuulpu. B bead: 1.50 lmml)nrrlul, P DA, 5 OISOINKRATI, Crunborrive, El’lbo }.fmu ifi ms,luflnd“l.tlflgfm Al IR 1L—-l‘.lmm—hfllvl and dl oo bk et ) S(Ih’l‘lfll:a:':g‘g‘ lJJ 8W0; butch %. tn ‘“'l.l Ifll -nmmunu.uu. K . b ML BY TELEGRAPH, Cajllornin INIII HllllN. par u:uau sy —3tut with uod o, thuuih e rilou nrl] ll.rrmm m fug wi h lmpeovls w«nu-y n..un un ncreasud demund wad stilfur pmm fiisffi #ru luoked fors nice, €L Syt ETL] s common, 1o, roastiug, Jatont vat-loas,, s=e8. =T Tese o2 53 3 n.gcgfi o toks. BEE o It o4 T i |llu mm«;mflnr-m D‘I:OW bt v Sy unq"?.nu . @il or 14 ) dog ut our quotad Now Yok vidic to ow Furk fair 10 oliuid, uw York luw urdua Paciiic Coaat oliviva. o Lot wiodl LU A e e i it % o from rng el S5 £ 2 lmproyes iy ng TOREIGN, Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicaoo Tritune LIVERrooL, April 2-11:% a. m~FLour—No 1, 1is; Ko, 2, s G, Q1iA1¥—\Yhoat—Wintor, No. 1, 0s 9d; No. 2, Os} spriug, No., 1, e 3d; No, 3, 86 0d; white, No, 1, %841 No, 2, U} club, No. 1, loe; No. 2, ba Tl L‘um—an. Ga day old, s Uid, PROVISIONA—Dork, @s, Lard, 5. Ly PuOL, April B—1'ROVIsiONS—Bacon—Long cloarsfoady ut ddsid, Lard—Prime Western stoudy 678 0d, - Choose—Amoricun chiuloo atondy wt (s b, JONDON=ADHI Z—BUGAR-Contritugal, 2e) muse covudo ationt, Hs ANTWERY, April T—~PETROLRUN—KL, 1AVERPOUL, ARl F1-CoTTON—Qulot but ateady at P43 L3-1d mulus, G0 bales; speculation and ox- Port, 1,020 Aniotican, U0, l.Aun—Amurln-u. L) TALLOW=-Amorican, $a6d, n;l#:-sulmwlnz Wora vocelved by the Chicago Hosrd LlVKuNmI. AD lfl—\VhllI o) 4 mptini, L |l|lur ) 8l i U, a3, llut. fl-l.lvu POOL—Wheat strungy e "l‘: l"d 'I!I “'IY‘ peini—Nu. vl lu\nn-cuuwt iy wug—\ lidnt, e e ary coura n sa "' lutawuo v-&maupum 'renion % l'nf.—an —— NEW YORk, NEw YORK, Avril $h—CoTToN—Quiet; WKBilos futures dull mnd steadys Aprll, 10.85c; May, b Juue, 108307 July, W.TT0i August, 148; Hopteme bor, JUdkos Datobor, 10,170} Nuyomber, 1k06o;. De« Lo imat aad uachsayed Ui-Qu unchauged; recelpts, 1740 by exports, 1LuN bris, MU uqu—whll unsettled snd foverish, olbsing & nwor recolpus VRGN buj oxparts, 43,00 by divd” tagy Y Ve modium uumdld wpring, L No, n wpring, 6L19; No.3 do, 81315 ¥o. 3 dliwaukes, undrsded red, 38 A3 No. 8 do, $L04aL, Nl)- 3 du, SLATK@LIE: stoamer do, $L30ui No. Lrod, $LABY; Minnesots wine we, ILUNBLL; uniendud white, $1.3@LE) No. 3 du, LALLM No. 3red, April, SLNSLY4; Aluy, ILED L0684 June. JLAK LG July, ILLH SLAE Corn Ipts, ¥7.01) prts, i .qgmn el eanane BB N 3 m .m lu- ummd u Nn.i. Aurl s l' “l:d‘tqlwd.vu. Ohw iy nlum mlx»d, M —Juma 1ud falr and market frm. AY—, - Nuwlnall SeniE ke G o carsons noted at 100 o J."-A“i.u‘?n"‘-%fi"’“ ""‘?mi& eieaies 8353 and tn moderate domand, lfca qul n-anawm-Qnm oIt esdry United, moi erudo, Wil 10! ateady; Bido. A1 Natninn Ty UORATEGNT E‘:(lll: :_'ir'ml—“\'\!nnl 1 dl@iligo. 8= GEATREIL L Tate Asmand; hemlack soto, ngunnl Aveus, ‘and ltlo drands gkt midale nad iant, Vo ullt domostie flocce, 4ot pulled, ALos rnu@u'{umnrfnum old moss, YL dnd 5."5‘»’6.!&1'5{""“" ke, tet ut Frondy) 10ng. olan mtddies, uhun do, Ve, L rd lowor &t fllJ .;11.%5:;.": ':“'3;‘.?‘;".'.‘323"“": a1, Ing, Fof ing i’:'l‘.’fn 105 ""’Tu‘“ o du ?’"‘4"!32 fl:_nnu v i NeTa—C 5¢ ol S NEW ORLEAVS, NEW ONLRANR, April ZL—F101 Firm, but not quotablo highor; supartine, $40; XX, 63.70@4.00 XXX, $4.76@A18; high urades, $833B0.12. (82““"“:“"‘ scarce and firm) (W@t{c, Ontastoadyi CORY-MEAL~Dull; $27082.78. HAY=Dull nnd lower prime, £0.00623.00. PROVIBIONS—L'ork stronai old, 8178 new, $18.60. Lard enstor; llerco, $11.00812.0. . Bulk meats quiot but Atoady} shouldars, proked, K04, 1134 sntes nominaly oloar rib, $8.00; clear, $45746. Uacon quict: shouldors, Siiot, sete i Bipeusne s Mg, s o }fl oYUt Dut stondrt W ostorA footinod, 1,08 uunclmzi-cmnan nulet: TUo enrzoos, ordinary to demond( common fo raod l‘snuunun. tiate; Tals o1 Talr, 0100, THsTslor olluw o %5} olnscs aotive and nmu nariar i mmn tea l‘uw @3l common, e formonting, 2ol R htomn lmlwml. d t _prinia, 3 ordin B AN—Do and towory silian ST. 1.OUIS. 8T 1,0018, 0., April B—FLoUR~Unchanged, GUAIN—Yhest lowor nnd unsottiod; No. 2 red,” $1,108¢ caahy offarad at 8L10 at closes 8110 April; SLILE BLIELAHRLING May) HLIKGLIKALIN( Junoy FLOSHALUOL0Y Julyi BLO2EOLOI Avgusts $1LU0K @O the yours No.3do, $1.08;. No. 4 do, SLIA1OIA, Corn lowar, at 424c caaliy 421§@4240 Apell 414@LHG May; &6 130 Juno; LK@ B0 Julys HHBHYY Au- Rust. Oats lower, at 354@303{0 eashy Eh¢e July, liyo nrm‘:t"llmdl .31, Ilnrlny dull and unchuugod. TRt Uriol nnund. wmu-rlrmnl Lde, HISKY~Steady nt #1.0 J\} |u\l|’nuwfi1'lurrk ‘;\:llll:\‘l m%mua cashi lg:lu 0. Dry L, Meats 10or) Ses aans i alow 2t SLSGVAGHLL LaR slow at S1L6% ulclsn-rs—lv'l w400 brist whont 44000 by co b tate Lyl n\ufn'u’l'““'" Sty ‘zn‘f‘” "u'f;rn. e I T SN bils uats, B0 bup 50 HER LSk fod T RBALTIMORE, BALTIMORE, Md., AprilZ,—FLOGR~Unchanged. GitAIN—Whent—Wostarn nctive and bigher, closing casyi No, 3 winter rod, spot and $L2KGLZHG Aprily SLRKWLIIG May, SLIDL@LIG June, SLI3G@1NA July, $LIE4@LISHG August, $L13NM. Corn—\Western gulotand steady; mixed spot and April 574@6730; Moy biidcs stoamer, 8ij4c i, Onts Quiet; Westarn whito, &a1Te, I(yo utoddy ut 8120 . IAY—UI\ 6 1OV ISLUNS =] n-nulnd.. and without quotabla d. 1O0) dutl. ‘Snar stoady, ittsicrohull wt LRELIL i) l\‘ I ITd~I'0 Liverpuol w( atoumer qulot and Imcln'rs—b'lonr 105 br)n vhsln 07,006 buy oorn, %’.m T T o — BALKY~ Jnnnv.m.‘knhu corn, VR l'ln:hADl LPITTA. PRILADELPIIA, P April T—~FLOUR~IN fafr de- mandiMinnesvta oxtra goud,}80;do fancy Kiis; Ohio Rood, $0); do fancy, HiW0; wintor pntonts, 7X@ 7.78; Minnosots patent process, $L.00@7,15 Ryo flour —Domand falr und markot firnis B0 UHAIN~Wheat—Luss active; No. 2 [red, elovator, 1125 No. 2 rod, April, $1.23@1.24; Moy, 8124612346 Juno, §1.21@131; July, $1.1IGLIBY. Corn lessnctive: snflyellow, on track, ⁣ do, atoat, boi. snll mixod, Am»u. assige; May, uum:fiuu. Juno, G54@38Y01 July, 83gMe. Outs atendyt No. 2 white, 430; No. 3do, ol o, di. Proy lslu\u-onlul and unchanged. BUTTEA=Dntl und unchianied, Equn_Htoulr; Wigeie, Clthrsr=Kirm and unchangod. PETHULEUN—Firmy b, \'umuv—qnluun unchanged. tlcm'm-rmur. 2 Lrisy whont, 30,000 bui corn, WL bt onta, 8, i3 kST out, 0000 MILWAUREE. MrwATREE, Wis, Aprll 2L—FLOUR—~Unchanged. GiAtN—Wheat steady; oponod ¥o lowort closed caslorg No. 1, nominnl: No. 2, $L0&t April, $1.04; May, #1043 June, $1.0076: July ‘L\"ul No. 3 Milwankeo, 9ict No. 4, 8640 rojuctod, numinal. Corn quicti firmer; No.2, 4le. Oats scarce and firmg No, 2, ic. Nya dullund uachangods No. 1,6L4L Marloy unsot- tleds No.2 spriny Vi Moss pcfk. lITJJs]clnh and "rimu 8l L% cush Mayy 6.0 dun '""f Pl . T, "l —1 d' ‘M F0 Juing,. 100! air, mmmlldl 8540010, 'iffi'\'.“""“'"“" 10,000 brisy” wiont, 11,000 buj onts, NTS=\hoat, 14,000 buj corn, 25,000 by oats CINCINNATIL. A CINCINNATI, Apell Z—CoTToN—Quiot and une chnngrd, FLoun—stendy and unchanged. OGRAIN—\Yheat flem; No. 3 vod, FLI4@LIK. Carn in kood demund at full pricos; No. 2 mixed, 4@ 48yfc. Oats tirm; No. 3 mixed, 4iidc. Hyo'dull; No. 3, 313158 Dartuy dull and unchanged. I'iovisioNs—Pork In falr demand at $1%.60. Tard dull: #11.25 Hulk moatsduliz shou 41?.":‘: 2 Ha lwn'ay :u“tffi;eg lmun. E¥§0; clear )\ nlm\'—-lrmwlurl opuned as mm closing at, NUTTEL~Dnll: drooping: obote alGETEL Tl droapings o 5o Wostorn Rtosorve,’ ROSTON. TIORTON, Aprl fl.—-l‘wun—swudymd firm. Pricos unchangod, QnAiN—Comn stondy and firm; pricea unchanged: steamer mixed and yollow, G1@Gle; cholce )ollow, Gley nu grade, @M. Onte firm; No. 1 and oxtra xhn;.m-flm No. 3whlw.m)im No, Jmixod und 0.3 wl hita, 43@d0c. 0, $1.34. TuTTRR=" Numlnnllvunmnn ods Yeagu—Westorn trash, Iohy l‘ 0T, 500 brla, hll L m by whoat 40000 nu.“' 0 b, v ooy !ullfllnfi—mlfllrym brisy whnl. 18,000 b, TOLEDO. 'TOLEDNO, April B—URAIN=Whont oasler; No, 1 white Michigan, #.10; No.2 rod Wubash, spot und April, $L13M1 Juny, L1334 July, SLIKG August, 3LW; No, 3 rod Wubash, $LIWK; rejectod, $LOL Curn. stondy) high mized, 4o; No. ¥, white, S1{o: rojectod, 47%e. Oats dull and nominal, “uvr’:ms—uo u&quluu’vrll‘mn ‘mammott, $340; primo, 5 dh:a:n'n—\i hiat, 193,00 Bus cor, &,00 bu;_onts, z“ng;l':'-\llurfl—wnflll.mfln buj corn, 17,00 lllll oats, PEORIA. % PXORTA, April ZL~GRAIN=Corn firm; high mixad Aoy mixed, 43@4dgo. Oata’ firmy No. 3 white, Slg@ine. liyo ouslor; No, 2, SLAGLI] HIanwiNgs—Stoady st $.05, JroEirTY— 1 3 Ty 'r.u."fl'&n.‘,‘,‘ BT, TR Eh oA, H1PA kTR o) .lmm W0 bui oats, no, 84128 b T70, 1801 Larlo * KANSAS CITY, Bpectal Dispateh (0 The Chicago Triduns. KANBAS CITY, Mo, April Z.—GRAINSThe Price Ourrent reportai Vhoat—)loceipts, 2,014 bu; ship- monts, um buy mnrhn\mluuladl No. 8 auh. Woy Apeil, i 2y, bl n, e ¢ 'r:‘ : mww&‘& SR e A DEI‘IIO!' e DxTiorr, Aprl) Z—FLoui—Dull, GUAIN-Whoat #irm and u good domand for fut Ilfllll N‘I::“l"hlt‘u Ill-lah Am}"h l-llJu wal Ay, 31,1051 v BUI’FALO. TOYPALO, April B.~OGRAIN~Nothing dolng; prices nominulty unchuniged, mltbough s strons foeling l;l:rl"ljlmlud wmong holdors of the littlo yrain thas i OSWEGO. 08wRa0, April ZL—UNAIN~Whest bighe nominally unchanged, DRY GOODS, Nuw Yonk, April Kl—Waoulen goods markay rathar ‘moro aotive, Desirublo iavy woolons iirimly held by sgunts, Best outtan fabrics In fulr dhlnlafl. Othur Corn makus quiet. 1'rints und I atosy, 3m-n .' )m;'n"ua:m R .g,‘;‘ hamsin quiviin e b l'El.llD‘-P'UM'n OLRVRLAND, O, April S—I'WTROLRUM — Une changod; Hiandsrd white, 110 test, 1o, LyTrsuung, Fa., April S—EXTHQLEUN — V-rv la, et R P e e — © corToN,” i 4 NEW_OULEANS, April B—COTroN—Qulat; mids Qllng, lmm low midding, ¥ai good ordiuary, tide; "l"n'. MHI russ, '&;]M"‘"" Groat Brite CURPENTINE, WLMINGTON, April n—wnun OPTURFENTING= Dull wnd nominal.. L ———— COTTON-PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION, Muapns, Taon, April $—-Hxteasive propa« rationy ure beiug wade for the annual mooking 1u this city, Aluy 25, of tho “Misstasippl Valloy Cotton-Planters’ Assoolatiun. The Hon. W, G. Lo Duu, United Blutes Cummisalunér of Aur\- culture, sud olanrcal»hrlun uu ox{m 3‘1’ tfl“ivfifimfi"' r‘lrn&.:u; o’ most 1 w‘“{n‘a"{ ul L portuul ©vur huld by the Auoclu.wn. B et Hop Bitters has restored to sobi 2!1'110““ Lrom intem u‘: ey 0 beaitly FIRM CHANG Ly A A A A A AN i DISSOLUTION, ™~ Finership horototora AR o e nm?nufi"v'r'.'x"{' Detmaey Lo tnthis dn l"'fi"""m by mutial o, #nid Gien. 5, Ghoyd nanun nd la 8o oniloot tha oK A "" s Rolo of hotd fir, Chicago, April 1, 1881, D " i "\ 4|4U\|) Tetey, 4\|” SRS ey The above business will bo oo 1! anmo nama by s ity e e o RAILROAD 114‘[1".1"“"‘2 RRIVAL AND DFP. A TRAIRE EXTLANATION _A.““,TJ.‘,':“ he X ¥ 1L ) fimf’ BURAY Voot 0 Chieago & Northweatern 1t For Maps Time-Cards, Sloopin -L-rm:.""" apply at Clarieat, Geand Fachic St lod, ¥aimor 110use, 13 Cann)-at. ing i Tioave, Moo aCodar Taplds Eepross. T 3 Iinolds 1ix al'acifio ¥ast ang « asloux City & Vankicn Ui et xbrons aCodar u?‘n s Nt alios Moines m, m asloux City & ¥ rt arroeyort, ioottord & 0! uFrashury lioekfued & Dubdu ¥ 1tk ford & Lako Geneva ShiTtauvie Lkprovs bMilwaukes Hpaoial—Sin bAlliwaukue & Greon Iin Bilimaukan v bt nnesota & Contral Hnkota, Fond i Lao. v danasviio. [mn aEiudn ltxyro m digin Kxbi aKigin Ih\m.‘l-.. uElgin Kxpross. aEiin Nuhday Bxpres 3 o —Depot corner of Wolls and Kinvie-sts, —— Wl Tl BDoRGtcornor of Canat and Kiusty: s Ei Otienxo, Murlington & Quiney Ra ¥or Mam, Timo-Tablos, Slooping-Car Ac ;:'“" & tlons, pply ‘atho Clack-at,"drand vacqnzes Moo Lrinis x;n:guumm;l foot nsrlxxmllan” Ging [llvre {ouisp, wad S Canareat. vaonitiat,"ruzy [ uls” Toare, 3 souawa sirontor Passongor.... ¢ can' b )llh\lullfl& l Cl s EAmbo, lioc n‘nu-.t Lorling 14 o o Accommodut'n o BAontana s Faciia [ e b¥t.Jusoph, Atch) !DH¥I0 okn Ex| laka akanes City & r Hxpresa v gumrn Sgndor Diasendor, urom PASKOnOr. .. rich ondotn & Ottawn i hross ite. B Tt & O b blsdoktor & Froor b aor Allrorn. Passongor,. b o DAUrOR assoner. b BAUrAm Pussonkor B tow cijgs dotnos, ruahi’ “&"Lintoin yal %anmnrn Droiti ¥ i - h, b p o aknnsas Clty & Si 30 %| pasl o A Sl Al IR s Wede & nats Thonto Framrcye:| gl o a Dnlly, bDaily, oxoopt Bunday, o1 o1 Blulnln". dmll;-oxmgl-uunn el :m Chtengo, mnwuunu & 8t. Pani Raitwsy, [l gnoral Danot: Mad) Conal, and Aduzyyy [l ° icknt Qicas, 63 Ci : s rnl'ficuom..nan{'n Tutmor Tiouss, inu Y 20 Mitwankeq Fas Biliwntkao & ¥ .fiix": Milwaukoo, Bt. Tuul ‘i s o Diibique & Cadar i e mmn} Kiriiand Pua ngor (U Eigin Hpcalel Fast ixnre P R R T o Colls o : {150 sna¥ratrio tu Chion or via L Crosss &1 T 4 Clitengo & Altan. olon Dapot, Wast, o, corner Madison and Cuus. Unier op&“o R SHOHAOI S At ach. Ddgt i A onty-tirdoat koL OMEes, ot Souh Clarioac, Grand Proing 11otar &g 'almes Hove Arin, * 22052 l! anaaaCity, Donv'r, Pucblo,Load-| villo & Cn[lfamln By &m Einross, '2:0pm) Klmll City,da |w.l\fllvnl&0ll“nrnla,l‘\l:.tlfll ! I Riouts, Bpringlold & o P Rtk s ":: ingtan Bast, Bxprg onon| P":fl-au& ‘Bourin L. wii vln. oiot, ... r, Lncon, Washingt'n Kx.\ SOt & vttt Notumbadntion, Tillnols Centrul Raliroad. Dgpot fagt of Lake-st. and foot of Twenizssunie Tfickat Oficos, 121_Ltandoiph-st., near Clarx, Ul ‘uaile Hote and Lanmor Liwniso: flt-lnull & Toxas Fixpross..... HE L,ouls & Texns Fnst Lint Ciieo, % Now Urlonns Kxpr Now Orloans & 'I' GlmAn Posson Bubuduo & Hovs Gty ¥ e Dibiage & Slou Gty Kxbros mrmmn only. ¢—0On Saturday nikht 0 Pooria only. ‘Wabnsh, 8, Louls & Pacifle Rallway, Unlan Depat,State and Leaitthests, Al Suied cararun to the Dopnt, and Wontworih-av. can SAThIR B8 block. ket e, &, Rt Cirtei Paimor 1{ouse, nd Grand 'acito Hotwl A j Lreoris, Hizinaton & l(ualuk irile s 45u m| Paoria'X Fokin Hp 31 p m poc HpringneN & Hannival Fasé Lins 121 b m) Daily, *Dally vxcopt Bundny: & r‘.iruumm'- s SrimiCn from Chiago 1%t o Laouis, Knnuaa Cf Veorin, Durior lay Corctes i revalving iy Chicaga to Bt Lauis ind clinl i opima-Cars ‘Chicaxy to T urios R Gty o o o Of Day Conctios Calctiv 8t Louls or Kansua City Alfchigan Central Ralirond. t, foot of 1ake-st.und foot of Twenty-second I ickos Office, 07 Clark-at., Routhuast curier uf 1sas Aoiph, Grand Paoitio lyta), und at Palmer Hoos. Lonvo. | Amivk. |_Loevo. | AT Chicnga, Rock Ksland & Pacific Rallross Doput, comar of Van Buran and Sliorman s T Ciarl n 1! muuAulmurnou& G acil 10501, AR 13 Catal cornoe Nadbo Airimd Dasiis Hotul, and 15 Canl, eoy = Lonve, | ARite anpart & Peorls Rxpross. s oien l‘uum. HHuTs Fust Express., Kanst l(.lfi!- Lesvonworth & ren h ot m.llll Kx) nruu. Gonon i m‘N R Knnaaa Clly, Lanronworin saan Blson gt Bxprovsese 110:0 I8 6948 “Daily_oxcent Bundays. fDally 9xcopt Salursre $Daily oxcupt Mondays. YLake Bhore & Michigan Sonthern ?';l::" tekat Ofices at aopots, Van nnron--n. oA Thae 'rwnly-nm”fiu st an ulrd-at TG 4 tlekel Y {m" it f"-lmuma» ica utids ufllflnll l‘r, thaGrand l‘Mlnnl ote] knd = | Ardve Rslioe Hlll (vl&lhl? Lins} l- blnhm K dantio N V. P EXprove (AN, Taftimore & O Ex) lluon Lullding and fuat of T n,&m"' T 8 Sy ol . Grun: rmunuom.-nan-wuh pt_fllllfl_,‘ml An 3 S st §Dally, ¢ Buniduys vxcopte . Knukakeo Lt b niw“‘fmunfu-n.-n;: oot o ety 2t o oo Hosel. wad Balmer Tou e Aniis, nnat!, S y Fiitabure, Fi. Wayus aflcn‘-'lunn Jeallws Ada a Ce -ats. -!%ri“-l. B 0, Sonm i ot Frive. e nipm fitt] Teave. in b ! T Plluhnn. Cinemnati & st Lot and Kokauwo Atr-l Cunal- uu oLinginna 4 n?'fi: 3 unwl ab fifl"m' 4 s batal it e Oblcigo & Eaat m_xm“n,- Ltatirond: a (Danville Roula. rmnt umwl. D"“& et Faimier Housd wad O Leave.