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

10 DAY % FIELD, Bankers and DBrokers, 130 La8alle~st. Members' N. Y. Stock Exchange. i tynos W, Freun, Now York, ¥ MINERAL WAL, MONTHOSE SUTING WATEL, - Clenr as Crystal=No Unploasant Taste. Analyzod by Profs. 1intnas and Hlobel, Highly roce ommontod by DI DILASKIR MILLER, I’ FREER, 1L . BAMEY, Prostilent Commorelal Nat'al Bank, Goy. BIOSY, of e Chicazo Tribuno, DEPOTN-DALIC diug storo, sarnor Madison ang Clark-atn.d BUCK & RAVSEIL ‘enrner Mpdison and State-sta.: WUCK & ILA L CineK-t, Gpposito tha Courtciowner DAL eamor Eeaiiyozund &L und Indinnaav.; 'S, northenst cornor TRirty-tirst-st, and Price por untlon, 38 conts; por bareot, 81, dolivarad. PRI W R Ry Cure Riiverman's Nank, Chicago, WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY. Somo of the MNarvelous Feslts Prom- Inad at the Parls Bxhibitton. The remark s common cnough In the months of layinenyag well us of the Inttinte, that the future developments of cleotricity ns nnap- plicd art bave been ns yetonly dimly foreahnd. owed. The Elotrival Exhibition to be held fn Purls noxt autumn wil get this literally in n olearer light,and give Unilliant fllustration to the present state of tha sclonce, white it will preliguro the progress to be looked for in the near futire. On this point a correspondont of tho Courrier des Etala Unis spenky, In effcot, ns foilows: "og o F'he tmmense nave of the Palnis do I'Intustrio will be fitled with all fmportant mnterit) of wleetrle sofonee, 1t will be reachied by a small eleetrle railway, on the Slomens lf'ntcm. stirts fuy from .\lurlly nid entering tho pnlnce noar the Puvitlon de I'flortoge, The rond witl be of the Vinduot kind, 18 It inust nevessurlly run clonr of oll uther ways oceupied by enrrloges and foot- passengers, “An clevated track, on light aols winng, Wil run purnllel with tho avese, and drup §1s pasecnieers i the centie of tho bufld- ng. The tralus will consiat of two eaivon enrs ruges of thu nswal dimensions, and a small olectrio motor, which will take from the ralls gu fiuld supplied by gonerators at the end of. ¢ lne. In the nave will benrsmnil pond saveral square metros fu arey, In which nminlature steamer Wwill lny atiniature subinarine cablo on the Colns gystem. 1n the bsement of the bullding will bo illustrated nlt vavieties of sioh euble and wire munufnoture, adjoiug, but not formjng purt of, the olficinl part of the exhibition, which will cumprisa all forma of governmentnl electric ap- paratua: manipulutars, recolvers, piles, tele- wraph posts, fsointors, switches, und'a thouswnd othor wuttors of necossary dotnll [n the com- plieited system of ilitury tolegraphy, Towerlng above tho whole nave will'be an im- munse lgnthouse, tho perfeotod result of the Berrin syatoin: tho atyle aopted nz' tho State ut Lu fIeve, and tu be employed in the construe- tions planned by M. de Froyeinot, By duylight the spectator will waten tho oper- atian of awhole urmf' of u,-lo‘nnphlgu. machin- 1818, and other electriespocinlists, eich Inhisown nfebie, while at night thls swarm of operators und motors will Ly Ut by the blnzo of uthou- mand clectrio lights streaming from the root—n rand composit of all known_systoms—Jabluch- olf, Wordertmuup, Jamlu, Sicmops, Gramme, Lontin, Noulllon, Meritens, Sulsco, Wilde, Brush, Swan, Edison, . Maxim, “Arnand, Cromplon, Bruckfe, ote., 80ma i globes, othery dlifused. by, onorious Unlestriorl reflectors, Foreo will o supplied by magneto and dynamo-eleetrio gen- ernitors utwounting to 1,50 horso power, The Pavilion of the City of Parls will ho <ndurned ns for an art exhibition, whoro stutues and hnnmn‘u will e repluced by fire-niarms, clectrie diala, inunielpnt und polico enils, ote, A prominent rivd of tho Government wilt' ba tho 1ive grant rullqu compunles, with thelr systoms for stopping and siguailng, thelr cluetric brakos, traln reglsters, entis, aud alnrms, besides o sine guler carrlago aiready senn at work on the Bists eolal. ©ern Liue, and tovented by Mesars, Deprez & Nupoll, for obsorving the rinning of tralis, und reglatering voloclty, tracton, foreo of wind,con sumption of ateani, bto, ‘Tho hugement rewlon will offer also the sure Prmng und novel results obtainod by the rovent nbors of Mesars. Cabnncllus, [Tospitalior, and Deprez, In the matter of eloctric division, trangs portution, and distribution, a%dopnrtment in which the French sehaol has been successful. Ho- ek {or tho bascwont, tho reglon of sclence aad pructienl utility, The upper story hus beeu dovoted by the ehief Cotnmissionor_to scieutitle curiositivs and faneitul inventions, for tho delectatlon of the curfous g untechitenl Two telephonlo auditoriuius will by ng e tu conneot, aie with tho apers nnd the othior ‘with tho Théatro Frangals, nqm{ fue- nished, sud supplied with samo fifty tetophones onob, whore tha auditor, onlmly seated tn bl armehute, may lstod to the aonorous raoitntive '0f A Vilaret, or the bright dinlog of Crolzotio and nalit. o adiolilog roows tho visitor may tallc through the ferz telephona with dls- hl“"' cltles ke Lyous, Orleaus, Dijou, or a dozen ol ‘6. o6, Next will como serlos of olght rooms, litoral ‘coples of n Parlslan apartment of tho present duy, where averythiug will be, 50 to spoik, run by olectricity, “The kitchen will be Hghted \:ly dlectrio Jamps; tho runge heated by cloctrio surrentd passing through watee: n blf dozen eleotric cooks, by means of incandescont platinum wiros, wiil turn out * eleotrio wattloa,” the electricnlly heated metallio pintes witl sorva for braziers and chafing dishos. Tho dintng room will by fitted out with all the wondrony new nnrnrnllu which alrendy throntens our peacetul Areafdes witl it uovel *blonding of sclonce nnd comfort. Thy contru) sunlight, I place of chundellor, enn bo lighted by the pres- surc nf n button or the’ oponing of a door, Thy disties will bo rought o on an eloeteio dumb wailters doctord, erraid boys, firemon, and seryunts cun bu summoned by tho tumllllur Now York syatem of diuls und calls, The only thing left to do would seem to bu to ont by eledtricity, aud, in viow of the wonders nceomplished, vven thiat Beows not Ko very improbahle, ‘I'ho third room—tho nurlor—will bo furnishod wltt‘t eleotric chandeltors, mantol clooks woing by fietrieity nud ndorned with olectrical grotps gifil Bgures, telophuniospenking-tubes, aud clees trie fireptaces, In the Lilitardsroun adioining, i elevtrieal bilfiard-tablowill enuble tho pluyer, i not to mako hls erroms, ut least to murk them by an olectricul Indicator, 1t woulid be o pleasunt fancy o add to thoko roows un olectrig chulr for tha_bxtinetlon of the porsistent bore. You take the fdea?~ Your hore Is comfortnbl, ecated, ymoking, and talking you to douth, .{ ight touch on a knob—crack | your borois wrung with Internal conviilsions and’sot upright on hig lews, kirit ex neceailate, ~ Borlously, howevor, the parlor will have un eleotric piann, to bo pluyed by “some othor fellow” o u distunce, und buving n Carpontier mclographe to muake electric record of Impre Lions, Tuo bed-room, bestdes nll sorts ot elootrie ealls, witl haveon the tollet-rablo aset of cloctrio brushes, You turn n commutator, offer your hoad to the gontlv varesses of the brushes, and your baly 18 brushed,—If you buve any. Tho surlus of rooms closes with a family theatre; fwes audltorium, s and all, liebtod by the Werdermnnn oloctric tawp, whish ullows tho foollights to b (nstantancously raised or low- ered, Hiling tho room with & blazo of filuming. tlon or lenvinge It In tatul durkneas at will, 1y this Elwmm roomuated Partsinn musleal avtis will bo Invited 10 givo concerts, to woro coine pletely oloetrity the audionce, > rioelly n room will bo devoted to elootrio views, projections, and toys; mininture tele- gruphic upparatus, telek boxes, maglo luntorng, tullwuys, trlophones, dolls, and autotata, for the jnusomant of Purlslun youth und thelr elders vy woll, Al ibla, xtrange ns it ey socm, is notunl tuot, or will Lo by tho first of A upust, undor tho wondorswork ing #otivity of Mossrs, Dorgor, the beud Commissioner, “and his * oolisagos, Cocbery, Vurroy, Sdi-Carnot, Hébrard, florz, Bapst, and De Relnach, Anplfvuuom for spuco stilt pour i, though the lata nre an the {rahu ol closlngs and ono of the tunniost jtoms iy the petition of un Ingenlous optician for the oxe _cluslve right ta sell smoked "winsses ut the door, {u vlc‘v‘w of tho inovitublyglare and bedazzloment uside, ——————— . A Ple=Eating Match, Thiladetphis Tines, Among tho Intcrestiug. fonturos of a bunofit perforinauco given fn tho Nauohal Cheatro lnst ulgbt wus u ple-cating mutoh, tha prizes swards edthe greatest coriuorunts boing a sliver wateh und # gold ring. Bix buys appearéd on tho stago 1o cumpete: fur tho ring, uud before ench of theso youthlul gluttans was & stool ot whicls ruposed u stack of dried-appls Y Fivo i Uies wa the timo get for tho lyst mntoh, and tho lund who dovoured tho greatest number of rlu wits tho winner, Tho word was glve, and 1 un fustune tho Juws of cuch compesitor begun vperating ou u plo, Charles lirophy, of L‘mmfll“n linluhed hia iyt pio 10 oxuctly throo-quartors of & winule, but there bis appetito fatled Lim, Taminy Abner, of this elty, swallowed bla firat lvlu afterbis four rlvale, but he wos mora mothad. cul, wud bofore his kwitter rivals doyoured tholr seeond sundwich of dough and upples Tominy raught and flm“ml thow. Tho oibors, with tho exception of the ropresentutive from Now Jors “3e¥. lost beart when Abner piwsed theds, ut Lropby worked (ateadily untfl tho judgo Ru- nounlced that tho tme was up, und um‘d tho pluudits of tho succtators wwurded tho ring to Abuer, who bud swallowed five pics and o balf fufive minutes, Eigven youny tion, wio stood in lino ut tno rear o the stugy whilo tho young- sters Wero eating, tow cains forward (0 contoys fur tho wateh, Euch of the culurs was given i monster ple, #tteon fuches In diumoter end two Inclics thick, und the victor wos to bo ho who Aucceeded 1n bulting his plo tivet, Goorge Welgat, u dyepeptie-loaktug tudiyidual, the pro- fectlon of whone lowor Juw guve i a leverage which proved oxtromely disustroud to the plo, guiped by duwn Ju one minule sud tivo secon, Or betore \be others wers well sturted, — The uld people whoss Llood bos beome thin Rnd steps feeblo ara pralaiog Loy Bitters for tho ¥uod they bave done thew, . BUSINESS Qrent Exoltement in Stocks— Realizing 'Sales at the Close. . Money. Eély-liufl_rond Enrnings Im- * mense~Forelgners Buying Seouritios, ‘ St. Poaul Scrip Dividend Again— Finances in Chlcago. The Prodaos Marksts Irregular—Oats Ex- oited and Higher—Whoat and Oorn Stendior, Provislons Weak, with Rot Very Hueh Dolng, Cansed by OMerings of Lard for Augusts FINANCIAL. Untll near tho olosn, whon a natural move- mentto lnko profits put priees down, thore wus great buoyancy In the atook markot, The cause of this wan woll summarized ina Now York din- putch which nseribad It to 'a combination of fnvarnble facts and roports, Thosn Included tho largo disbursomonts by the Unitod States Treasury; heavy gainsin the carnings of tho Uranger ronds; the sudden Increasa in tho do- tnand for conl; tho very satisfaotery report made by Lake Shoro: tho sottloment of tho Southivestorn consolidation: the scrip divi- dond of 85 per eont expected ln 8t Paul; the growlng disposition of the outalde publio to byy; heuvy purchases by the shorts; and a strong de- mand from forolgn Investors for Amorionn se- euritlos. Soma of tho shrowd and lnrgo oporntors—~thosa in fact who hnd the uerve to buy during tbe de- pression that proceded this rise—took advantngo of tha hoom to sell out, Tho diligent nursing of every Httlo thing that wiil help 20l atooks Indicates that inside ntlu~ onees in Wall streot aro favorable to the crea- tion of a publio Appotite for stovks. Bummor is com!oe, aud Wall stroet operators want to ta- lond hefora golng on thelr vaoation. No lainb that wants to arry stooks through tho dog-dnya need bo afrald ho will not beable to got n full supply at high prices. On Wedngesdny the purchaso of 100 shares of Alton put up tho quotation 6 polnts, Insldors In Unfon Pacifiv glve out thatits earnmgs ire immunse. Erlo has :moro businoess than its oars and e~ glned can attond to, Every day the road sends out extrn trilus loaded with emigrants, and drawn by dauble caglies. Btockholders of Denyer & Rlo Grando of ‘record on- tho 14th Inst. have thoe privilege to subscriba to tho bonds for building tho now ox- tenslon at par, with a bonus of £5,000 stook. Insiders in Northorn Pacific ure roported to ba solling na fust n8 tho markat will tuke tho stock. The run in 8t. Joe, comnion and preforred, rovived tho icports that tho road was 1ikoly to o bought by tho Chlengo, Burlington & Quincy. Tho procrastination of the latter Company in closing negotintions, which bavo been golng on 20 long, will bavo cost thom dear {f thoy now buy ar anything like tho market, Two yoars ngo tho control of 8t Juo was offerod tho Bur~ lington & Quincy at X for the comwmon and 40 lor the profurred, and was refusod, Thoapproxlmato earntngs of tho Denver & Rlo Grande Rallway for the fourth weelk In April, 1881, wore na follows: Pusscogers, $44,748; frolght, $82,653; contractors, $1,358; total, $128,750. Same weok In 1840, 834,807, Incroase, $73,952. Month of April, 1881, $433,213; 1880, $110,03. Incrensv, $323,130, Mllos now operated, 6%¢ milus vpor~ ated Iast yoar, $37. On Tucsday outside securities were quoted In New York ns follows: Norfolk & Wastern pro~ forred, GU3@00; Vicksburg & Moridian, 4@ 1034: Atluntio, Ohlo & Mississippl Nalirond, 2@ £5%1 Lehigh & Witkesbarro, 40@431 Nowburg, Dutcehess & Connecticut preferred, 4@7; Now- bury, Dutchess & Conncctlout incomo bonds, 30 @243 Boston, Hartford & Brie, 214@24. The followlng shows the rungo of the notive stocks: )pans| Highs| Lotoer (fioge Stocks, g | este | est | dng. 07 | 10| T }Kl 4 l-'l'm };fla‘ U4 146 il @ Michlxan Ganu gl 1w 100g 1 Louisvlilo & Nasi 02 ) 73 17y Weatern Union Tol, Cobil| 118kt 11y 1 Nusbiville & Chuttanoogs. | Hw [LTh tfi fm, bixt. Colograph i Mo B of Fncic Mail., B ) ¥ 8 bi: ol B s 4 s T U4 1} ey Sagthst £eE i 4 48| A4 H\ ) i 104 1 108 1 ey e I E. EY, 49 a 1 A ) 0, lg“ ‘l l‘i“‘ 1Tl o [ Northern Pacii 4 4 2 ) Do preferred.., T ...‘l' sfoesress] :‘ Chi. MIL & BLL 114 ni.,i‘ ifsi4) 10 Do preforros 128 12 20} Now Jorse; 0’ 12 tral., Dolawaro, fack. & Wen Dolawnre & HudsoR... 2 Ut i Uhio & Missiasipp!, D0 Bratorrato 3R el osi], 100 HLIL M. & £ L) L514 ¥ W it By = 0 53] & o) o 01 43! CLTYCVOY POPPION I 15t ilouston ‘...BL'lu Z "fl!l ;‘u Now York pIITY 108 k(mrlflmll LU 4 fol. Ela [Ty Wosas I8 1193 Porta Hinuta i Oroon Iy & I I B il L B, % Wontarn, st 0 8 | b1 | 8 Clovoinnd & Mitsburie...| 12 | Ar o e I Lor; falora I‘J’:I)lanu :.\'n::‘fi' opaned at K13(: highost, Wi B, Uovornmont bonds wore In good demand, Tn Chiengo tho District of Columbla 10,088 woro 103 bid uud 308 nskod; tho 48 were 116% L1 and 1163 asked: 415, 1145 and 114%; bs, 101%, ox-Interont, and 10155 and tho 0s, 163% and 1K1K, Farelgn exchange was vory strong, with no :;m-l:dou in ¥ates and n vory Mght supply of 1u bia statemont for March 3Mr, Nimmo, of tho Dureau of Statistios, gives for thy flrst timu soparato statomont of tho exparts and Imports of gotd and sliver, The faot Is brought out that tho oxporis woro almost wholly of siiyer, and tho lmports almost wholly of gold. Tho et imports of gold in March, 1881, wore 7,003,778, aguinst an oxcess of 274,400 in exports ovor Jme | ;t:;lrwt #olddn tho corrosponding month It Tho importations of spoolo and Lullion at New York during the week onding Aprl) 2 wera B417,081, conslating of $507,101 n gold and 860, 677 In ullvor, na agatust o totsl of §51,47 for, tho weok onding May 1last year, The fmportations slnco tho 18t of Januury and sindo tho lat of August comparo s follows with the moyomont duriug tho corresponding periods [ast yoars HINCE JAN, L BINCE AUG, 1. L[ g b =L IS-"5L, | NTY-"80, e el i i LR S i “Total... Lol “sass il | SaTunoial serooion Tho expurts of domustio produce from Now York for Inst week umountod to 39,011,600, uunln!': 8,638,857 for the corresponding wook of 1880. Tho followlug table shaws thu oxports (uxvtuuive of speolo) from the pory of Nuw York for tho wock oudig Muy U, 1881, compared with thio stutoment of tho two provious yearss & 0t tho wook. ., .8 afii e Envmu-u.npon’u"l#fw .ufi‘m 'w%éfim B1n6a Jun. biorro . MITOTG $EBERTH TUBITOTY Tho Uhlvago bauk’ cleariogs wero 8,800,000, Loava were In fair demand at 53T per oout, Now York oxchango was firm between banks ut #30 por $),000 promium. Negotiations havo beon bogun by the promot- ersof tho Blutual Unlon Tolegraph Company, which §s now rulsing cupltal by subscription tn il tho leading citios, that jook to & consoilda. tion with the Berchauts’ elograch Cowpauy, organized {u Ohlcugo somo mouths ago Ly leading morchants and members of tho '"HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1881-TWELVHE PAGES Roard of ‘Trade. An inlluential an activo efement fu_tho Chicaro orgunizatlon, ine cludbne dolin 1 Tyon, Charlea Raymond, Sam- el W. Allorton, and othors, nre in favor of tho union, but the paity that hold tho control nre non-connittal, No announcement has yot been mnda of the amonnt subserlbed hera to thy Mutunl Unlon, ns it depends to some oxtont upon the tosrotiatians for connolldntion with tho Murchiants', Tn Now Yark, Boston, and Indiane | apolis tho amounts altotted huva all beon taken, and New York will takoall 1t enn got that othor cliles dlon't want, Locnl sales of seourities Included Tincoln Park 78, $2,000 nt 100; Jncksonvillo & Southeastorn 03, $1,0000t 0813 8t, Paul s, $3,000 lown & Dus kota Diviston nt 1214¢ and Chlengo 48,92,000 at 101, On tha Chieago Stoek lonrd thore waro sales of Chicnwo, Burllngion & Quinoy 4s, £20,000 AtE3g, and 830,000 ntikig, Tho followiitg guotus tlons were mudos v Nethiivienen Qi atlvar oo Chiciigo Chy Teallmay, Tt oevser Iraders Insiennes Cmr;!llu {' i i 1 Inter-Siate Tidustrint Kxhibition, $1) il Uhleawo Metallle l'nnklnl(.'umrntlh s, g0 9, nternational Kivetrieal Co,, $100,. o 20 w 1OCAL AND GOVERNMENT BECUNTIES. Chienan, M. & 8t. I euwa, 3, & st I ity ftntiway 1 \Wuat Division Ciy laliwny 8. BY TELEGRAPIL, NEW YORK. Speetal Diapatch to . The Chicago Trivune. New Yonx, May 5.—0On the Btook Exchange the speculation was nttended by considerable exoltement, agd the deallngs wore on a luvger sealo than for many months back, Prices oponed nt an advance of 5 to 1% por cent, the Inttor In Loulsvillo & Nashvillo, and roso stoad- ily -throughout tho morniug and durlng tha grontor portion of the aftornoon, the highest fliguves of tho duy Lelng touched after tho seee ond Board, Thn improvement ranged from % 10015 por cont, and wasmost narked in Missour! Tacifie, which recorded asharp advance on very light trnosnotions; Among thonthor sharos which woreconsplenous In tho upwurd movomont woro Hannibnl & 8t Juseph cotmon and preferred 8t, Poul, Lnko Shore, Now Jersvy Central, Iron Mountalt, Nashvillo & Chattanooga, Loulsville & Nashvillo, Deluware, Lacknwanny & Western, Memphis & Charleston, Wostorn Unton, 'Fexaa Paglifie, and Unlon Pacifie. In the Into denlings ronlizntious of profita causod n renctlon of % 10 2% purcont, tho Iatter In Ianulbal & 8t Joo commou, tho eatly advance i which was 5§ per cont, Tho othor stocks prominent In declino werve Hanntbnl & 8t. Joseph preferrad, tho coal yroperties, LakeShoro, Michigun Central, and8t. Paul. In the final salos n Urmer tono provalled and tho tnarkot closed generally firm at'n frac- tional recovery from tho lowest polut. Tho monetary situation continues to bo char- poterized by enso, the supply of eapital offored helng largely in oxaess of the requiremonts of borrowers. Tho rateafor cnll lonus on plodge of acceptable stock collatoral wero a@4 percent throughout tho greator portion of the day, but in tho Inte dealings tho qitotation was put up to Upor cent. Attho closo tho market beoamo quito cosy agnln andg the final’ rates woro U@3% por cent. Tho Uovernmont boud doalors found ready nccorninodation at 2@8 por cent, ‘Thne louns and primo discounts nre unchanged, The sterling excharge market was firm and nominally unchnneed, at 485 for Sixty-duy billa and 487 for demand. The general tendenoy cons tinues to bo In the direction of higner fgures, and anothor wivance by Friday Is not Improbe nble. Railrond mortgages were jrregulne on n mods crata volume of businoss, Erle consolidated scconds ndvanced from 104% to 104, and ro- ceded to 1043; do funded Bs roso from 004 10 100, do consolidated goconds from 129% to 100, and do third mortgnges from 107% t0108. Noston, Hartford & Krle firats sold up from 02% to 034, and roturned to02%, Chosae penko & Ohfo 0s (Class 1) advanoed from b7 to 87%, and declined to BUX; do curreuoy 08 rosy f 00} to 62, nnd rencted to 01%, Iron.Moun. tain scconda sold up from 11135 to 112, and do socond proforred Incomes fram 804 to 00, tho Intter closing nt 80K, Ohlo Uentral firsts ndvanced from 1033 to 101} do Incomes sold up frow 813 to 62, and foll off o Ol%. . Bt, Paul consols advanced from 123 to 125%, and reacted to 125, ‘Toxas Paullle land grant fncomos rose from 803¢ to 88, nnd renvted to 8844, Burlington, Codar Raplds & Northern firstandvanced from 1011 to 102, CanndaBoutburn firats from 103 ta 10244, Calro & Fulton firats from 11610 117, do: construction 83 from 116 to 1164, Donver, Houth Park & Pacilic firsta from 1004 to 107, Houston & Toxny (muln lino) scconds from 123 to .12, Indfuna, Bloomington & Western Incomos from 100 to 1634, Indisnapalia, Deeatur & Springtiold seoond hcumes from T4% to 70, Knoans & Toxus seconds from BiX to 8344, Luko Erie & Westorn incotnos from 703 to 774, Moblle & Ohlo first dobuntures frowm 04 to 03, do second debentures from 63X to 044, Peorln, Decatur & Evansville Incomes from Bl to 82%, Bt. Ppul & Omahn constriotion Hs from 1034 to 104%, St Paul firsts (1L & D, Division) from 1174 to 118K, 8t. Paul, Mipdeapolls & MManitoba fiestg from 11110 112, Central Pacitio firats trom 116 to 11845, Rochoster & Plttsburg Arsts from 1024 to 103, and Toledv, Dulpbos & Durlfngton fncomo from 40% to 80, Indluon, Dloomington & West- cra firsts deollned from 8045 to 89, und Northorn Paeltia cortitionto 8s from 102 to 10135, o the Weatern Assoctated Pross, Nxw Yonk, May 6.~Governments were strong and genorally n shade higher, Rallroud. bonds were {rregular on a moderato volumo of business, Btato socuritios were in light roquest, Tho stock murkot oponod strong and higher, and prices ndvanced glondlly durlng the morn- lug and up to tho second call, when tho fmprovoment (n prices runged from 3 to 5, the Inttor in Eannibal & $¢ Josdph common, Hun« nibal & Bt. Josoph preforrod, Bt, Paul, Now Jorsoy Central, Dolaware, Lockawaunn & Wostern, Western Unfon, Chlcago & Alton, Iron Bountafis, Nushvillo & Cnuttanoogn, Loulavilly & Nusbvitle, Unlon Puollic, ‘Toxus Pacifo, and ewmpnls & Charleston wero also prowninont theruin, In late donlings thoro wus a reaction of 1§ to 2%, i which "Hunnlbal & St. Jeseph comnon aud proferred, Dolaware, Lackawunny Waostorn, Now Jorsoy Conteil, Michlgun Ceils tral, and Bt. I'aul were most conspiouous, but, In il salos, tho markot bousmiy fiemer, und clogod ik u fractlonal recovery. Missourl Freltio sold up 03, to mw.d a-bd cloaed at 103, 000, 'Em\‘x:,uuuonn. ol p pgugTope o i utyite e gitnndu St £ b sl CHOSRPURKD & {1 4000} o & D 1o & Westorn,.., B ario "«lnwlff % Hudso F [Ohilo Contral, Pen, & o Grands, . .&H Pucific ield rul boaria, o] Bt | osasi B5| Caton Daclis b 4100} Wabash Euold, o 47 | Wastorn Union: it sl ,! 1anko Mrle &'\ "y 103 | Sontmt Pac i Nartowostor iy by » rl 3lonoy murket casy nt $@4 Priwme morcantila P e hanio, 0 days, 1343+ demand, 480K, il uu\mmquk: d 4 3 e . BONDE, Vinienger rainta, can) viriaia; Tatorss Cent I.ninl 1 & Wanto S, 100, & ey Optario & Westari, e Post wiyas I 4 pocuintlan haa not boon Ao aotive and bopming fe ANy o tha ns 1t I8 An onornious > ahort interost” Tl beon furmod fho imarket e wovaring or il 0r tho Vrafining 19 COvOF AL, tirted pricon upwania, niid s advanco hin ity ot woll undor’ wav bstirn tho pabllc bomy upIng, 1nd outahiors arn npw v.'um\ll)ll"u fur stoe] la L0 IRFKOL Wikt (030 Who B nald Btaeka sR0Fts Wi who arn, therefore, nt ‘v{l’l&lll. compiisory buyoers. “Uhis 13 U0 wituntion'at this mutient, And with tho ot 100X for bluiigy steatizor things hnt linypuncd than & melng wlld speculadon during ihe next Lwo ur Liirae month, tho so. of cudrxe, 1o ho acs companied with the' usunt reiietion, = Whon liritah COKINA BTO Auiling at W2 and Unitod Batos 48 nt (I which 1n both e 13 a knod denl on acenunt of vory unay mondy. L inust by mmittod thnt Mnporiant cors ditions nro favoeably ur apeonintion, Knd yor_ pricos nre vary hizh und inflnotices nro at work in the w , whioh, ear Wonee, cANNUL fall 10 foct he proportles’ whoso ahucos are 11 Lhe proseit apocnintion. ho Luils ln tho wiarkot Insiat thiat s highar priced, dlvidomlstaying stncks arg searce, mid siunil oedors to' bily them nt curront pricos I’mrumalky find tho narkot bary, Chicago & Alion advancod § por cont yostardny on an ordar Lo buy (00 shiaves, BORTON, Spectal Dispaleh to Tha Chicago Tribune BosTon, May .~Tha stock mirkot to-day hag Leen eathar uAuIm, but tiiara wore sotne feutures of intarest. Murnuotto, Huukhton & Ontonngan stocks woro wealki, ‘I'hls mornlig the somimon dectinad from 68 to 83, but thia afternoon it aeted ns though goorl news hnd boon heard, s yaneing to 071 do proferred udvancod 4, to 1634, “Thy advanee 18" attributed to A report that the silo of mmiuernl has bean consummnatad. Flint # 10 {_do proforrod soll 3. Malng Central sdvanced from 7t to 80, Sotiora blocks (Nu. 4) sold at 6. Worcester & Nashua wdvanced 4,t003: Unlon.Pacltic i, to 1ML Ogdonsburi # to 65, subsequently receding to 67 Bummit Uraneh i, mf‘}l,!i: Toledo, Delptos & Purling- ton %, to 1%, Lutlund proferred doclined i, to 144§ Puliman 14, to 12915: Now York & Now 1ne 1o B Littloltock 3, lnszul Lnstorn 10 it 1§ to 3124 Atluntle & Pas locks {’ to 11, 13, bonils, Now England mortgago scourity s Oydunaburg incomo advanecd 1y to 00 Buriington & Missourl Land-Grant 78 ‘18§, to 11y Uudunshurfi s 1§, to Uy t 8eol Branch 78 14, to 114: Cnion baciilo Bt 1145 atehizon Sasuld at ml .i",'ml\mmflil 103 Harte %, ford & Erlo 78 declined o &, Belt ’l‘vls}rhuno was yulet, selling nt 138@107, closlie nt 16 Lid, 197 usked, . In Lind stocks, Boston Liand advanced 116, to 10%: Brookline 3, to 5%. Wator-Iower was ateady at 114, 4 T0 the Western Auoclated Press, TlosToy, Muy b.—Htocks closed ns follows » 111 Fastorn It I, ., IuR Fiine & 1, M, )fg 110 [tock d& Wt o0 i bt ] KTl 17 SC prd, PONELON, ofi,pnlamm Mny 5.~—Cousols, 101 1-10; account, Itatlrond bonds—Iilinols Central, 143t Ponne sylyunia Central, 7151 Crio, 495+ Houding, )5, Amount ot Bulilot kone n, £i000, iullion in tho Hnnk of Englaud deorensed tho ‘phat woek £147,000. Paizs, Muy f.—~Rontos, 85F 1200, Hpeolo In the Bank of Frunco Increased the post woak 6,350,000 franes gold wnd 5,575,000 silver, NEW DILLEANS, Nuw OnrrAss, May h~—Sight exchange on ;\l&l;;z York 8240 por éyl.uw promlum; steellug, Alme, pariiaps n porluusly smna of promingnt 1n lold' nt 107% MINING NEWAS. 4 AAN FUANCISUO, . 4 BAN FRANCISCO, May 6,—~Stocks closed as fol- lows; Alpl Alia, Houtit Holehor,.... fiust & Hofoly - Biarrn Novid: Sliver King ]n'l;m % nvw.‘:v ollow Inckat.. South Dulwor. i in furokn Con, A 5 TOSTON, Spectal Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tridune. TosToN, May b~In mining shares, Bonanra ndvinced from 4% to413-10. The valuo of tho, Santu Rita proporty, recently purchased, {8 oxe clting gront oxpoctations, spooimens showing a romurkublo degreo uf richness, Indian Quech & sold ut 270, Stur advancod %, to 1451 Ridye % 10 43 Duitenn T, t0 25+ Bilvorialot doslined 11 415 Quiney 14,10 3453 [arshaiy 15, to 113 Pendks Ll;l }e5 Atlnntie 1-10, to 18, Othors steady To the Western Auoctated Press. 3 m‘:lvs'mn. May 8~Mining stocks closed as fol- ows: . 1) e e o Cnta REAL ESTATE. Tho followlng Instrumonta wora Ailed for roc- ord Thursday, May CiT! Wost Van Iuren st, 163 1t 0 of Scramonto, 1. f, u:}'m:n. e A A e G NOrth W elld TN Y Mttt n ¥ T Aex| 4 hwproved, dated April & (Honry Muy to Unristiun Molor), $ 1,40 s 100 Sty 3L KR W OE A ugiadin 1l i datud April 2 (umiol Juhnaton ‘1o b, Joi = Tuno B 30T GE WoR B W BRI dated 3t met.uamn'd.u.‘xlup.u?‘u K sipto st L0ty w of Aduias, w6, 22001 B dutid Jluy 4 anlat 1L, lnlo 1o 1awnrd Diggut,ee, 8,00 Huribas i, W 11 801 Kiganle, o £, st T S royed, dutod My 2 (Frunl and’l cokur), 180 Nourih L ¢ 1, Improved, duted April 2 (Wiblni B, Motlon o Churles VIKIaN. ey ateetsuegirees> RH0 Wust Folk st, Wbk 18 @ of [ookwall, o 'F; 30 iilnols'Trust & Bavings lunk i 1 Bl e e to Anng vaesiap £'N it Gucaa sy £US, A\l n sty 13 u ot Noe iton Slar's (Wi aob b Kot i Wiigux st butwoon Cumpbell snd N 1,4 l!vl‘ltfl 11, improve N W S £ a6 28 ! o 5 "1, dntud" Ayl 1 WAL WA, o0, oo oee North stae’ Wi, Dotwoon (f0etli un ks T Imprved, datod Aprd 1. Ofsun o Mariha L, ) Fulirtooni at, 1 {Lw GF Lo Orchurd i, 171 b proved, datod April 21'(3. W, duokson otk N A T Indiniia w, 182 G GF WG b ' il {4, dincod May & CChoune SriGeh ot al. 1 37 e Puto o 5 Lawnidalans 14 10 B OF - 11:{&\"(‘1, duted April 2 (L I8, Cloukn to J, e 100 The proniises’ N0, 187 Wabiakii dy, dtad A (Cinrios It 1iodker todncab W, Lybrand),., 10,00 “he, promiscy Nu. 201 Wicigan g, duto rey av, g, 24, 189 (0, U, Cnri [{} B lated Aprid 31 5, wnd I, WL e onth st vt iR MiFion Uy iy YA ' dutad May & CFhomun Harto J, i ix 1 1 C. Frihw) iUt ll;:lllml glu 4 (‘V. )fl el s Gl ui du 4 i ..‘5 A R A S Snunire to Bridgat Dowdio), 1,500 AI_‘T}III av. s na;orut 'x'-uullv 125 T, fmpcaved, dated Mn; sdimbbase Wik, b 4 i b, 14, Con? A e e 300 duted ‘Rorn 3l B it 60 Fwnnte th ol 3,500 NOWTHOP QITY LIMITE WITHIN A RADIUS OF SBYEN MILKN OF TUH COURT-UUUNK, (in:lwruvn. h 4 i o i T Yhalh e (Wit abhior fate In sutis ik g‘n& "l‘?%} [t uu'xe'l‘;l‘unn Ty o lhrL' of KISUe" inck 1 GF Hiouk somh At L M o liomiold 1o Alns ftbesver g FAA ) £ LTI e o1y & W T, ik 8 1w w0 suge seessrecossperian! o0 S800 BOUTH OF CATY LINITS WITUIN A ADIUS G 8x! ¢ JLES OF THE COUNT-LOUaR, Yo rtloth 4 e S g o e AR W B o ety Thr s gy O UV s B iopan, " WEVAX 3 u.u.m.&'fimuw H e Andersol TIURREIIIINE Beans 0 | m—— COMMREROIAL, The following were the rece!pta and shipments of leadlng wrticled of produce n thisoity durs g the tweuty-four hourp endlng ut 7o'vlock Thursdny morning nnd for tho oore thna n year azos Anticiis, Sl By 220017 Lrivor, Il'l"'llll";‘ Meias Pouliry e s Withadeawn fromn store duelng Wodnosday for city consumption: K0 by vorn, 1,000 bu rye, 8,180 bu barley, v ‘ Tho following grain was Inspectod Into stora in this olty yustarday morningy, & cars No, 2 rod winter wheat, 1 ear No. 8 winter, 63 oars No, 4 spring, 4 curs No. o, 4 cara rojocted, 1 enr no grado (7 whent): 47 ears No. 2 eorn, O anres taw high mixad, 21 oars and 4,700 bu new mixed, 20 card rejoctod, 3 oars no geado (163 corn); 13 cars whito outs, 23 curs No, 3 mixed, 0 ears rojected (aonta): 1onr No. 2 rye, ‘Lotal (222 enra), 125,000 b, Inspectod out: £81,500 bu wheat (Including 230,000 bt No, 2 spring), 140,423 bu corn, 1,000 bu ryoe, 8,150 by burley. . Tho leading produco markets averaged quiator yostorduy, but with consliorable irregularity. Tha dupartmonts ut grontost litorost woro vita and fard, The former ndvanced rather sharply In tho early part of tha day, with considernblo speculative excitoment, but fell buck later, Tho lurd muarket swas depressod by Now York orders to sell for August dolivery, whioh dos prossed thut futuro below the prico for June, though the gonoral murkat was quito wenk, and tho depression oxtended to pork and ments, Thore woro rumors horo tho pravious duy tiat the partles supposed to own tho butk of our lard wore trylng to seft large quuntitios in Now York, amd tho ordora above nated wero regnrdod nd cons firmatory of that rutnor; .all tho more so na thoy wero bolloved to be peromptory, 1t bns beon oxpooted that & large part of our lard would bo pioved out oarly this month.” The lard 18 not golug out frovly, which {4 probably due to tho strike of thu awitchmens but tha rotention Ia, novertholoss, usod as nn orgumont for wonknoss, Whoat was steady but rathor tamo, though moviug vut freoly, About 26,000 by No. £ was {uspootod out yosterday morning, nml room taken for 176,000 bu yesterdsy on ‘Change, whilo rootm for 100,000 but more was suppused to have been wanted, . Corn wine mods ortoly active, with little’ change in pricos, Mesa pork olosed 16@17%4¢ lower, “at $17.4508 7,82 for June and 17824 @17.05 for July, Lued closod T4u fowor, ut S1L3@IL2LE for Juno and B11.2K4@1125 for July, Short ribs closed ko lowor, nt $8.66@857% tor July, Wheut closed atondy, nt $LILK@LO0LYS for Juno and $1.014@ L0i% forJuly, Corn closed stuady, ot 43%@4k forJunoand 43%@Ko for July, Osts olosud atroni, nt J81@%8%o for May, 83238150 tor Juno, and 20%@20xe for August, Ryo closed firm, at $1.18K@1.20 for May, P14@0244c for July, und 735 @7%o for August. Darluy closed nt §1.02!5 for No. 2 onsh, 050 for No, 3, and B¥@S0o for No. 4, Hogs averaged 6o lowaer, olosing wen, nt 85,760 0,16 for light, nnd nt $6.76@6.40 for heavy, Cat- zlg’ closod dull and woak. Sales waro nt $2.76Q 25, There wag n rathor quistor dry-goods market, but thoru 18 stiil 4 bottor domand thaa {8 usunl to tho senson, and jobbers seein well pleased with tho sltuntion. Priovs romnin fulrly atoady, T'ho grocory warkot had no specinlly new fent- ures, Trudo mnoots gonoral expeotations, and tho prices curront on tho preceding days of tho wock were vary gonerally’ adherod to. Bugars woro vary tirm, Colfods wero bieavy. No changes wera roportod [n tho drfed fruits, sanned goods, -.....&,' st 3 rsesiogd -and fish markots. BDutter was neain quoted wonk und unscttlod. fuyers soam ufrald to tako hold of it ovon at the recunt marked do- cline, und ot prosunt littlc I8 duing boyond sup- plylog ourrent needs. Cheesa continuos tu re- colvo somo attontlon, but the movomant s not at all wotivo and the tandoney of prices ia strony- Iy downward, No chuoges wore noted in the coul, plg frou, lonthor, and bagging markots. Olls ruled about steady, k] Tho hiay market continuod woak ag a result of Iiboral recolpts, and sales were slow ut our quo. tulons, ¥ygs woro stondy at Wodnesdny's fle- ures. In hidos, wnol, grenso, and tallow thoro Is no chiungoe to note from the long-oxlsting qutot condition of things. Tho hop trado hus beon actfvo far tho pust week, and prices have reo- malnoed stondy, Plg-load hus buen reduced 109 200 for anr-lots. Potatoos woro woak, and an- ottor slight dooline 1a noted. Sceds wero gon- erully dull for tho low grades, whilo the bottor quanlitles wero In demond and firin, ‘This coudle tion nppliea moro partivulurly to timothy and olovor soods, flnxsocd continulng weak, with conglderable sales at Wednesdoy's dealine, Hun. xoviun was firm and wantod, 5 Sovoral frolght onzagemouts ware made yos- forduy for whoat to Lulfalo by enil ot be, and tho rntc on corn I8 quoted at 4ic. A vessol wae churtered with corn for Kingston on private torms. Total, whent, 200,000 by, and corn, 25,00 bu. Frolght room {8 generally roported ne &0arco, Lalirond frolghts aro quoted stoady, The oM« olal rates to Now York mro 03 pori00 baon provisions snd 3¢ on gralu. Through frolghts are quoted at 650 on provisions tv Livorpaol and 71540 do to Antwerp. Flour frolghta aro quotod ot 483(a to Livorpoul and 6240 to Qlasgow, ‘Tho nggroguto recolpty of whoat ruported for yesterday st Chleago, Milwaukeo, Toludo, Bt. Louls, and Dotrolt woro 84000 by, The corre- sponding shipmouts wore ¥72,000 bu, . The aygre- Kato shipngnts from Now York and Philaduiphla wura 76,00 bu. Tho produce movemont reported from Now York yestorday Inoludod the fotlowing: ioe colpts for twenty-four hours—Flour, 13,050 brls; whent, 05,000 bu; corn, 80,030 bu; outs, 23,160 bug corn-meal, 1,500 pkirs; ryo, 2,000 bus barley, 4,80 bug pork, 78 brls; Leef, 1,003 brla; cut ments, 1005 pluss lavd, 2,104 tes; whisky, 254 Urls, Exporta for twonty-rour hours—Flour, 6,600 Lrld; whont, 63,000 Luy corsm, 16,000 bu; oats, 1,000 bu, 7 ‘The following are reported s on coan pase #ngo, showlog 4 decrease of 2,200,000 bu whoat und flour sinco last roport: R ‘ o A g e 203400 ""”zfi.“ 2,475,000 A [y Mhent a: QTR l.'w:, ind flaur, gri isvaesen 40, Tho Now York Produce Erchanys 1Veekdy gives tha followlug na the visiblo supply of grain on tho dates numed; Oals, | Hariey, 1310 b o i AN 3.0 3 “a‘llt:. B0 bu £yo. agalnst 200 bu & weok pru- ThoTolodo Produco Fxchango clrenlar pube Iishies whoat roports from about 70 points on tho Luke Bhore Ralivond, Thoy campare as follows: Hatter thau tust your, 1; good, 2% not vory good, U; fulr, =4 two-thlrda orop, 15; hulf-crup, 0; poor, 19} vory ‘poor, 18, From the best wheat- rowing soutions of Michixan the roports are the poorost, k) A report from tho Agricultural Hoaloty 'of ¥rance gtatos that the Imports of Amerloan flour {nto Woatern Europo huvo Inorensed 83 por vont in the throe yeurs ouding with lost August. Ale 80, that 2 Ainerican dealors vory ingenionsly subat| tlour for wheat ox| m.’lnr‘{h- dlr!ulgz .'.'..‘:p'.f:'J '{,‘E anutbilating tho Boglish and Frenoh milbing Ine flustries, und In this wily briug abous the ruin nf the ugrioultuval iudustry alsv; the pgrioulturs fut unlmu‘or baving uufi I‘mmhmuu for thuir wrain, would be sompofied to discoptinue jts Production, giving tho Amerlcuns u perwanent hurket, rugulnted decording 1o thejr will. 'this purposy ls cupublo OF exccution, and has fow ‘;‘-;\r:.dwr&m ::.lvh A 8tago thut |t wuy be cunaids Tho 3 por dont of bran and inforlor Hour ro- tained In France by the substitutioy of tloue {or whout shipuionty s a dopreciation to Fronuh roduoers that rosults fn diminlshing tho nunie 0r Of their vuttlo. ‘This ls & kreat advantage to worican oowpotition fn ment, All of which Is au argument In favor of a pro- tootivo duty of 10 frunca por 100 kilos, or about 1 cont per ib, on all product manufactured frowm cerenls, lu reteranco to the cowplaint poted Iy this onluma two duys ago, 1o the 6fect that a boat- load of old curu from Morris bad boon fnypected hore as spector requests nttenton to the llowing: Nuow wlxed corn wuy be loss than theoe- forrths yollow, of any nge, and sl be ronsons nbly dey and vonsonubly eloan, bit not sufll- ulently dry for No, % ‘Fhe abiove is onw of the ruloes for Inspoation which have been tnstituted for the guitance of thio foren, " If tio corn by ot dry enough for No, 2, but otboerwlss good oorn, It st bo wradod now mixad, without roference to’ the yoar it which It \vas wrown, It was statod yestorday that wheat bad been tukon u fow hours proviously by o Contiiiontal stonuier nt tho astonlahilugly low ratuof uno (Engltaly) ponny por bu from Now York ton port In Wostern Europe, "'his is tho lowest figure over kinown'to havo boon nceopted, and It ia prubably a oloso fndieation of tho stnte of things In the forelga wheat markots. Pouple there aro not buylng at anything lko n rate cquul to tho carrylug capacity of the oconn ltnes, Thure bos been a vory good shipplug tes mand horo for wheat durmg i fow dnys past, und motu vesdul rooin hias hoon wanted than hus been offared nt the rate which shinpers wore willing ta pay-nbout 6e on wheat to Jultalo, But thore 1a reason to think that inost of this wwhoent hne Loon tnkon by partles who havo seourad tho o coptionnlly tow ocean rato above referred 1o, 1t J2 nn attractive differenco that will enablo thom to operate frovly, unless tho larger qituntitios houded towards Turopo shall Indu co a correspoinding reduction in pricoa thoro. 'Thoro is undoubtodly n shorts nge at tha sonbord, ospeotnlly at Baltinore, and ft now fooka ne (€ tho atocks fn thiy city will by reduced Ly nearly s million bit during this weok, 11 tha fotks on tho nthor sldo of the Atlnntie Itnid thutthis moving out I8 an notual reduction ot stocks, not nitde up by shipnunts from firat hands, thoy muy chango thote uttitudo, and lies como ardent buyers, It now Jooks na If only that will fnduce then to appear to want the wheat 8o mueh as to hid fur It, istend of walt iug to havo It oftered nt thalr own torns, Wao notlee tho arvival of o shipmont of ennned salmon from the Puclfic const, tho first in tho market of this yonr's (1831) pneking, . TITE WIIEAT OUTLOOX, 10 the Lditor of The Chieago Tribunie, s New Youk, dMay 3.~0Ordinarily the Bnglish wheat murkots uro tho plvot on which those of othor Important whent-growing countries moinly turn. Now, howover, tho Amorloan markots ovidontly domiuate, and, as Chicago I8 tholr speeulintive fuens, operators aro looking to that market for gttdanco rather than to London, ang wlll probnbly continuo to do 20 up to next harvest, ‘this, under the prosent distribution of tho world's suppllos, {8 perfeotly nuturil, and s 1t shiould v, fur of Eurvpenn whont wanta from nbroad up to mext harvost, these Unltod Btatos have to provids nearly, 1t not qulte, throe-fourths; und owing to tho gront buok- wardness of tho sonson, both ut home and abonrd, this throe-fourths I8 not unilkuly to amount to nd mach ny 65,000,000 to 50,000,000 ba during the ensulng four montn, or ubnut all wo shull brobebly boable to rpare. A harvest ong munth liter than usunt tn this country und Grent Britaln moenns that thelr populntions are to Lo fad that much longer from the vld erop, und ono month’s conanmption in thosu conntrios Is equal to somathog 1ke 40,000,000 bu of graln, Hut in uny ovont, whothar Chloag o or London 1810 tuko tho load und excrslse ucontrolllug influence durlug the romalndor of tho campilgn, 1t Is Important, in order tuarcive nt an Intalligent apprehonsion of tho probubllitios ,of tho situn. tion, that tho present prelativo pricw position of tho English and Amoricun murkots shioukl bo correctfy undoratood, for, fn sume wuy, pricos will bo 8o uljusted us to furnish soblors on this #llo of tho Atluntio und buyers on tho othor with the neodful encoiraegiiiunt ti move out our surplua; und If wo know how prices aro now binlaueal—which ond 18 rclutivoly tho Jowest und whioh tho highest, we cun tha botter Judge, porhups, which ond will bo most upt to'tlp up ordown first. lor this purpodo tho following tible of prices und ogulvaluntd hns boon enres fully prepured: ‘ PUESENT PIICIS AND THEIR EQUIVALENTS, New York, Liverpoal, Londan, alongalide, " ecoquuy,’ off counf, B’ wEreonin, perdob) Youkat pricos P R el A ‘cmfi T T P17 sLisy i Vatint e Bl PO Foceermserneg 10 LI | 80N Tho above tuble shows the present'murkoet price of No, 2 spring wheat In Nuw York, Live orpoal, und Loutlun, with tholr respootive Chije cugo shlpping equivalents, catoulnted on the butsls of surront rates of exchmnge,~—10e por by, ko and canul holbsht. Clilengo to New York; 244 por bu, scenmor fraight, Now York to Live erpool: and s d, por 480 Ibs frolght, Now York to Cork for ordors, ull sustomiry ehirges for transtor, {nsurance, nvernge. foss In welght and intorest, witt lunding and dolivery oxpensos dye ducted, including 1§ per ovut comuisalon for g, Relntively speaking, tho Chiengs muarkot would seem to ba in it romuarkubly hoalthy prico rusmml lm'llmuu busiuess, tor tho pries thory s now ouly BLOL por bu * regulur,” wiorens . the equivalonisof Nuw Yark, Livarpool und Lone don prices uve considorably sbovs thoso Hgnros, 11 18 to be obsorved, howeves, thut the Now York and Liverpool quotations for Nu, 2 spring ure a goud doal nominnt, and, owing ta” luoal giises, t080mO oxtunt urtiftclnl. Tha *off-const” prio at. Loudon, which reprosents tho vilue of “oar. iroen arvived at ports of call, I8 Kmhnhly tho ant- cst gulde, but evon that prico shows n margin in ‘favor of shipments at tho froleht-ratos used In caluulating the cquivalunt, . Whother ihe Liver- paul uud Lomlou quotitdons usud ropresent n quality of whoat Inferlor to standard No, 2 Chi- cugo Bpring, 13 wldo i question for gonslduration, but oo wiil lunvo for tho reudet to dootdo—I¢ ¢ cail, 5 Whutaro tho prospogts? Tho total * visiblo muply *"wmounting to some 21,500,000 bt 18 dly- tributed us follows: ek, Chicaga and Milwaikoe, Tg&00 Gther Inku und Fiver po In transity Atsusbourd pores Totsl,. 'Thus th nearly three-fourths of the ** visiblo supply,” and of ‘tho 20,000,000 bt or niore o1 passnge 10 the United Kinadom over four-tifthg was shippod from Catifornia, Coill, Anstrubin, and New Zualund, thoursival of whioh will bo gprond aver the next fouror five months, From Supt. 1. 1840, to Muy 1, 1831—oight months =tho Unlted Kingdom fmported of whont und flonr the equivalont of about 10,550,000 ars nel, wnd 16, {6 viow of tho nimust curtnfn (ntetess of tlio coming hrrevoat, wo lmz thole total forelgn wants for 1830-'81 a4 high us 15,250,000 qvd, thoey would be 6,600,000 mors to finport durlug (he ro- muiniag four inouths af the eoronl yoar oniling Auwg B, 1831, Assuming that thole furthor watls will boas atatod, 1 now submit the fal- lowlig table whwing “the probablo sourdes whonee those wants nre to bu subpliod: = et QU P P f e, on Supplemants Inports fi‘nnnl “’l'llr'l’llfl‘ uy ,é;. *May 1. ents, 1 Tusaln, iloir i 4ol Danube, Id Sz i Huypt and Indly 1ud,00 })‘ g. r’vilnllfl Dol ur#.un 1, B, PPcitio purta, .l 'fi"' il 184 Aunts R ) Misoellansoun, e 0 - ZOT00 . ASKLUK Allowhd for diversiona'ta Luntinont, Rostdue: Not impaort, Syrbagaesen, Owing to the oxha of 8l pp only 60,000 qrd wupple nununiv sblpinoats ure ale Tuwod from that countey, both Nurth and South, dortulnly n vory muodarite estimnto, ‘Iho Dine ublin rogion, (ueliding tho Buxino, otv., 6 sup daw to contribute 100,00 qrd ' ndaition to what I8 on tha wiy, or only thirtysthred visnag gizud Dinok Bes owryaos, Egypt and India are ith 23, yrs udditional, which on C pissnge bringd thoso comutries up the same quamity imported _ from thom 1in May und August of lnst yonr, Of the bulk atlout "from Califoruls only” 1,200K0 qrs are admistod ws duo to areivo Lifuro Hoptoms bar, tho avoruge Yoynwo belng four and -4 bnlt wonths, Tha Chillun_ bulk 13 all allowoed 10 t, tho rtmnxu bolug fonr mont| :i The sama with Australin und New Zealund, Froun inikoollunoous souraes tha samy “mmmv 18 oruditod i3 was vocoived from thoro uriug tho corresponding four smonths of st year, Plna"l&'w)plumonmry ahipmunts to tho oxtont of S qra are alldvwed Trom Atlangle. ports, thut bolug tho tluumliy nocesnury to ring the total not Lupor “P o tho osthmatod 4,500,000 e roquired aftor allowing 1IN0 trs fur divoralona te the Continont Now to uhip 300,00 qri or 31,200,000 bu whoat fromn ull Atluntlu ports In tino to urrivo out o. foro Buptembur, ag tho tible sots forth, would roquire w weekly output of nbout 223,0K bu for fuurtcen weoekd, say thirtoon woke' shipe hiuutd by sutlers aud ff€eon by Stoutmoni? sud us ubaut onp half of our exports L0 the Unitod Klmnlumfin by stown, the average sbipping Hmo way bo culled fourteon wuoks as statad, How muoch niore whuat dous tho Continont waut? - It wo put thoir furthor wants, {ncluding thnse of all other faroign countried, ot two- thirds those of tho Unitod Klu;[dum. [ AL 00,000 L, (t wonld probubly Do phttiog - thiom somewhiero nodr tho miark, and would thus glva s 4 total o forolzn wantd sinouuting to 51,30, G bu. Thode Hygures rupresent (uports. To brlng ua 1o tho end of tho eurcal your wo muat nuw allow for shipments trom At m‘un hartd in all August by suilors, aud for the lust Lalf of that month by stousnors, August 18 hoavy ox- port wonth, and IF 16,000,000 by he allowed for sulpmoiita us ubovo landluated, it would dotbtlozs ?nnllut" enough, espuclully If the iritish harvost s & lute ono, . Tho foruguing ustlinutes glve a total output from Atiuatlo porta for the fuur months endiug with August of rising 85,000,000 bu whyut, 1n0luds Ing tlaur at its oquivalout In gralu, - t s boon whown in my provious lettors that, statluticully, this country bold & ful) 1 i} bu of sueplus whuat Apsil 1, and | heve yot 1o S0 that estjiste sucoessfully rotuted, It lsa vory slinple proposition. Our ¢rop of 1850 way ruluraed by tho Qovernment at S00,00 bu uppllss 5 n it of 1am, the crop or amd our 70 woro R0 CXporta ¢ puinte whid 0w o n::'-ln:lnfu:i"}u ot Krum Bopt, 1, 1880 10 A . Jape e n 164 U‘”‘”r ’n uull flane togethor the U OF 218000800 whay Theinw ol tho o 1 .;II';'!! l:!"l'l"l'). um‘lm slook L 000 bt Wl 1, haording 10 IV o8, "'l'.’x'i'i‘,,,’{{"hfimlfl i i ToF i ioneyi e £ Do Bornn 1 wind that of saetS Ll ROL0000 Iy | This e UL 1y X s lo tnntity o tha _taol thead on_the gt *me tho y Monntalns, whieg Dot 0 i lof urthor Lo oy of those esthinntes st |l|n'|,|:° (A mind that o that tharo is to bo us et e wna::""“e‘" forexpurtin July and Angyg of (m“f” LHOK0 WLk e WHeat exirtod In gyt St tustyoar, IF our Mevest wery 0 Monthy =Suy. two, three, or fanr weeks. Inter iy earsiv sHonld not only havo lesy pere last oroxport IndJduly and Augnse than .," Mgt thudte ionthe WL yeir, it wo oI fa cat ol the 1350 erog tat much langer o BWVety week's consninpliofs 7 And oy Tt I l"m 18" oty g ey nder the analife; shuwn _ubove yhat n'll!gm Atfll\md ity h\ltr‘;:-’uut I';:Jl“fi |nu|ul='llm ‘o PR u”“mn'.. 4 Al o it will bo wantod Tor o¥pory e, o iy 1S Lo enbugh o go aentend, by ” Tittlo logvay, Kitd fiomp w1l ety h,¢ A6 b6 1080 buth i TEuieland ail this o harsat A lto arvest aver thore means iy ilamgy ,’"f{. for, that Implics that 8 oo portioy ot i e, and woubl bo unavisilable “or el poe S0 yunibor ar DecOmbor, whicn g 3o Iarge and eaent demamd for forelgy, “foree s But ia Chicem 10 lead, ind ' Whigh e tiou? And 18 thare 0 10 famo very g, ITece ot tio tailend of thy eron? I8uly wor i) OsEtyy, PROVISIONS, 110G PRODUCTS—Wero mther n aulto wouk, (o LIYOrpoo) repuried Lo 4 2 b, und tho Tocal liow marher e g 0ot marko s wonkonod easty by the Olfering ,',' Tota of Aigust lard on Ralilng nnders Tl et whiolt raduoud AMAURL L0 0 dincomnt, thous o dollvorios alto wonkoned. Tho ) ‘nen o muvod Intor, but the mnrkot remalped waak, :‘1‘ 8 Bremini on fUFoa wis roduved In purk gpg ! s wall e b THrd, 0 laetiind T gt o 13 unmistakable sl that contidencg n Ihl:fllmx fud wanad, THort the aea had bour widy TP thut o purtios controlling our sioeks of projed would tey m‘lmnr pricun ntoe n whilg f o ©huld, b e ol e 0y~ sirevient ypp 38 vt L 101w wary wee: £(wee HATRE LRI it Ly e ber el gy W Wednes) £iltin tvrn ropitied or A Wedatey, Bt ity wtE1e e iy bitad i euny w21 1obal els naliog imxurum oarut £11L.0), [t # 0 1 i cloned & newtny, -‘lie:':d‘ DEINHLO LEiS; S fo o e 1 1%y Hicinier 130 yeat Qe RN e LR AL wbTor d e, BRI afer JT 1. ity O e aftenoon el 4. AYTET /S s duiy aegiliig i, :;’;"‘""*'"’“‘ LA Healind 2o 1 it D2 l\nfill!m‘l‘fi"fi'}n"y‘s TR T 307 A Tt Gl selbr July, i e Rl sy Teading cuts t ments wore ws Niart ribi, My, I Jund, Jousg EL AN BIIE Fibw, A0TIGE Ty, closnd 1 olonnk yiotdd at 444 tuiso und Ty, B)€ 343 Liv "'li Jumg eut L 43 ic; swaote vitkled iy oo Wt WG Tar 13aiiurersse; ety I, KA WY ST, B G0 Hucon (Uit oLt us Tue sinn daes Ba30e fop alyiet vt Big 810 foF Atihet dluars, 1o 4 sl tor arar, eunvisiod und packod, MIEKE—Wag quiat u. 30 LA T0F utra nswas, wnd 3 o BREADSTURES, FLOUR~Exhibited Hitle ehango (n demand, and nane In prices, '1horo wius n mivdesdty with & Jight luend moverent, Nafes war 3 Urls wintors nnd k3 sicks o Lrls spring ostras und 2,40 "Tutal aqual (o 210 bris, ; s Catosrs 2UL3) Loy 4 JILS; R A . b p UTHEI MILLSTUPYS=~Wera n smalior sopply and standlor, Huluw wero reporiod of ¥ eirs bran s #1404 1035 2r00 on bonrdi 4 esen mbddings at fuasisn 1 Cur WItorts nt 0,758 U L ear cunrsd corieies) ot oW porton on tenok. BIMUNG WILRAT—Was rathor anlot aad very atoity, but fiemar, wdvancag 6o, und clodng about thu kaine ws on Woednosday uiioenoon, Tha Bl nurkots wars quotod duil, with s deciing of & par RUATIOF DI enrwovs 10 arrlve, whlle New Yok wap nuict, Hut Balthmars, Milwnnkee, Toledi, sl Dae trolt wors all quutad Hem, some cf tho. staize, s wur recolpty word wdaln vury s I, with s iorgs vule 0 renorted und nn netlve shipoin ¢ mvvsmont uidar #toud to bo still I progeess, 'hos o thtngs tendet 1y SLOBRLION tho warket, but ther Woro fow oubikde tnying orders w udvianes prosd, BN the local truila “whs withor fivorablo to - the be point - bln, e+ one b anprenily 10 bu ULy nt fug frlzbl ey (some pruphonisl o 1y i), with very littlg Lurt I V10 vonngey G0 ik Lo paco, " Casn Nocwit 1 TodoraLe Fequitet, GIOAN 1 FLUG tor car loady Bt 4LU23G LI foe Tuind jotn (s uld ik for Nov YTROU ioUsud, WIkD I ORGP, Bpot sales wer rOpOEIed O ZLI0 bU niid 2 curs No, 2 ue élr‘l&‘l‘dh{. i cars by waoipio, we Touslin Vol et w Aot Kultoe” Nt biiod o affatar RAvunood §LONG a3k, dectined to dLuk and cibes ALLOISE b Suiter L ot was rolaively e a8 SLUE LU elodg nt 1o wdslds, iy sid at slutigcr g doslog feotieg it Ausis st 0t LGB LIBE, wind Ll year -umunmfm-, . i the nm:r“-mu ndl June elosod ne LI b, no saie a3 i {INTRN W ptEAT—Snles wore 10 earsdonds No. £ 8 In Conteai nt €1.083(1 T esr dotut $L0% Total, about 340 i Ituceipin in° othoe hoises word nominsly v than tiowy irleus, Dut withh ho ngules COIN=Witn Tirly. wotive: ih Luigres end sesdr ofofiiE ubunt (e Kaino 18 L0 paiuus atarmion aftor i yarlation 0F atont He, Beopbant reports Auhinean fn Knalgnd, witn o d F il per 1|uuhz: On_ugues 10 Tve, bt ore wus . O rovaipts woro lnraer, L' roully vary sml b unsly “pare D of CMaye il w0 st nui vy vopirtal, © Thosy wes % 6 doimand T csiilots 1 progortion t tho s, mu}mln thy RAli movemint 18 innperod Ilynvull"!" Orehe wwitonmen. FHora wis wopniien iniesoty 1) 1ho wnrkat TuF ftticu, ooupt thit Aay Kayets UL 1 BromN OVAF JUBY .l L Sa B e A 0 of 4 eurs Xyl g 4o Dout fonid, o nd_No. 3 ae $kiiA 10IXu 6L 4308 F eamt 4t § Bont loads Do 4 wrs vofoutod it aki 2 cies do b Bt o} “ 23 enrs by - samplo st d o ar | o Cattdtonowid g s , tho 0y s n‘-m"uu.‘ Hfi&'—"m i, douiled to B Mo s wailh unged ¥ id w01l UL 430 . . f}’“‘“‘fi""}? it digo b iy g a1 S o Bl 10 ) i GG Bt ilgebitk, -ty uteraw i t 740 id, und duly ab &g silic, ca i gloaad ut e b st YT LS o N s edioires uponoil nedive uid ni transaotany, Futured upol M. toward Nuon wonkuisi s g, and al Lad o | lhlllhlvllflwhrll ) 10at instungeos boen lul[ ;"'. wliteordaudwold ut Sty il 0 G0l WIS vorted: Muy upghod b Tl winiced 1 16K elusod i arde. e opandd’ ae e, wivandl ailge, i dlosed sieudy ue G5 duiy oISl ot iRbe, daolined to dge, wnd cosnd af o MGAL oponad ne S sl it ook a0, nnd olusurl ng 24c, tapius oSSl RL iR, Canh silon wor g OF 1 cirs 2138 W b “"!I«lp"m.“i“f‘l I“"Qi‘l%‘r“vvrjw ’\d\ ie for NS Al $% 4] P Andikeata far NO. 4wy [ 6 iy o . or Nu & &i6s ki 1072 {45 " fur cualeo’ WIS lurrrluuwd rhaige, (N Ll urstvy, it TS SABAT b nu e A b, L L S s Jy L 1kaL L% At Dol atiotibis ae #12 wud Avius tigsl e Sl Jrocg nuds GFLIE L A, (e it 18 ural i ohea by st RUTINEH A AR A R R Ut 5 "'fifgfx%rzv-'\Vu \naotive_und v tigt §our b7 ‘utal, cual b Koot TWO O'CLUCK BOMML, oy \Whoat olosed unchngod, at L aLnt i 1L.0UAG LMY Tor Juny, #1010 tgedulti b !. A)‘mr.w\mu und Wbl Juesnado e ST b we 8L SN tler oy Y oWk 1] My (e o R ORE A ) i o wiE QiYL i e wottur dund, $aga 14 hi clunged, ut Juns, & 4 for Auaust. T e e, wnd Ilmlulm‘i‘,l“llll.fimn.' 5 i j"'fi" glumid @ shindy uu-lu'r"u'u :fmm:l "Aukist, 80 r*.‘} e b 1.2k (O AUKIZ f "it"'. »“{.fr'li:!-",::.' A i apary sk o 4 e h.2 selivr Jynediig A '" lc‘ 1 alior SHURLng b . Hnors ribsolmert 8 llcflfljg:fiwfi;&. und June Wit B RITS. GENERAL MARK NROOM-COILN=ThO wmarkot contiaues trada vury petive. W quo Uhuice el und carpot. Urouis, s Gworking. i odetippt, do. nfoelue uid Crunkuil XY sawowhat froor muvomunt ! \rade taking Bold m-mmlvruw‘“ Al ":‘.‘n the demund wus vory fur frush 4 foeling amony Luldprs rowsined weak s ing quutationss Crontory, gliolca..... 1A halry. Oruamary.tairdo kol 3| Lackle BAGUING~ miaplo. Trude bs fuis sud huprovi ing prioey ure well -uv(m.!‘;;?‘.“ . atoudy wsrkod e m‘:‘;'élnh' N‘uum; o, Lwiston, uluum Amuricun 31| i¥uul seise a CIIEE. icon runyd o #2080 38 0L S pu 10g tave Of the Weok hid wory caletd Ko0dé WBo Juwer Grads Aty auch B