Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1881, Page 14

, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY 28, I881—SIXTEEN PAGES FINANCIAL. ALT. BAKER G00, 1 Chamber ot Commerce, CHICAGO. Stock Department Stocks and Securities Bought and Sold at New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Stock changes. Direct Wires from our office to our Eastern Correspondents, Latest information concern: all Railroad Stocks and Se~ ities furnished on applicas WM. T. BAKER, Mombor Now York Stock Exchange. W. F. COBB Mi. L. SCUD Wow York Correspondonts? . MocINNiS BROS, & FEARING. 5 CAR. ACITIWAUTZ, mher New York Stock Exchange W. ALLEILCON, Spoctal, J.T. LESTER & 0., STOCK BROKERS... Stocks, Bonds, &c., Nought and wold on New York Stock Exchange. 25 & ZT Chamber of Commerce, Chlemror Now Vork Muttse—-SCHANTON & WILLARD, Stocks also bancht and sold on the Boston, Philadeiphia und Multimore exchunces. Commission Grain and Provisions in the Dhicago markets. DAY & FIELD, Bankers and Brokers, {30 LaSalle-st. Members N. Y¥. Stock Exchange. Crnua W. Finen, New York, Special, SPECULATION! 810, 820, B50, or 8100 Invosted in our new money-making, caliperative inn of apeentating Given w conetat Jays tho foundation uf your fortut OREGON MPROVENEX Tmpravemont Cain he Farmers’ Lunn K WALLATI, 3 ‘HAM 21 Exchunge-place, TUTE, ‘Tronsurer. TAUN TF 7ERLEY & oO JOHN F. ZEBLEY & 6O., SBround-st. (Droxel Mullding), New York. County, und Town Bonds of souri, and Iansas. Information fur- Tilinois, M Interest, paying or defaulted, ed. tu MERCHANYS , LINDLEY & CO., NEW YORK, CHICAGO, AHO BALTIMORE, Grain and Provisions 88 & 90 La Salle-st., Chicago, JOUN I, TRUEBDELI, EMWARD ¥. WASHBORN, WV. FINLD, Special. IRWIN, ORR & 00, Commission Merchants, No. 2 Chamber of Commerce, CHICAGO, ILI, Make a Xpecinity of Buying nnd Solling GRAIN and PROVISIONS, clther fur present _or futuro dellvory. POSS, STRONG & 00., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. PROVISIONS, und 5) ouRHt and Koll, ments aulicitud, made on sume. 165 WASHINCTON-ST. REYNOLDS, WCLEARY & SMITH, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N. W. Cor. Washington and La Sulle-sts., Room 15, Chicago. GRAIN and PROVISIONS bought, sold, and carried on margins, Correspondence solicited. GR. HOUGHTON & 00., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Grain and Provisions bought and sold and carried on margins, 4 Chamber of Commerce, Chicago. COUMESBONTNESLK, SOLICITE) EPWAULD M. FINED, i i ' ' j ; SEDS, voth spot and Albers! cash advances BYLVESTEI D. YoHs, Soy ee \PAMLINITED 1640, RUMSEY, BRO. & CO. GRAIN AND PROVISION Commission Merchants, 16 Chambor Commerce, Chilcago, Ill. Groin and Provisions bought and sold und carried SALE THE TALE OF A MOUSE. A CHINESE FABLE. For The Chicago Tribune, Bald ay bill Chinese Mouse to big mother, one Ashu pesped from the hoje In @ wall whero they “i'm sure thoro's no harm {f I xo out to play." ‘Tho drab-vested mother (for tine had imbued ‘Witheuution, protested. Tho small Mouse poob- Aud Yee the Old Cat was atill praylag to Buddha Our National Devt is avout, $2,097, 803, 889, Yet the DIEBOLD Kates guard reatar valued than (his for thy Banks abd Iwading teow of ‘With cyes closely shut; and, beside that, the ‘Had grown too rol{gious to mattreat a Rat— ouse in a dove-gray cravat, So Grimalkin prayed on, and ber sleopy lids fell Ta and out trsked tu Stouso of his gato Mts zed him! And ate him! And Ifked WANLES Nosy Gurdon. Buch less a aleck bim rigot welll Fried Boaution, ‘The married Jadics this season in London cal ay the palin of beauty. Lad aay jandoville,. Lady Casticreaxh, Judy Claude Hamilton, Mra. 30 Arkwright are tho ack: Ligess. jy Lonsdate, Lady Lady Leer atte jauters, and Mrs. nowledgud sovorolgne of BUSINESS. Wall Street Affected by Bad Re» ports About the Crops. Stacks Open and Close with a Decline —The Manhattan Lease Bustained. A Bitter Quarrel Between Two Bulls—Finances in Chi- cngo. The Produce Marksts Irrogular—Provisions Quist and Zasy, but Stoadior. A Sharp Decline in Grain, but a Later Advance, and Firmer Closing. FINANCIAL Stocks opened and closed with declining tend encies, with an interval of streugth that was not sustained. Now York advices stated that twoof tho leading bulls bad a ylotent quarrel tho evening before and went Into the stuck tare ket determinod to punish ench otbor. During tho day thore waa n reconciliation, but tha bricks in the row bad commenced to tumble, and thoy could not be stopped. This {nforina+ don may be valuable, but it does net look so. No names wereglven, and the decline was rather too serious tu be necribed to more personal motives. A graver cause probably Hos behind the weak- ness of the atock murket. Crop news is bad, Tho ehinch-bug and tho fly ure muking such ray- fagesin the wheut tn Missouri that in somo counties therw Is not the prospect of fivo bushels tothe acre, These pests are moving enstward, They bave altendy begun to do serious ilamoge in Salige County. In flinols, tho samy inscota arent work, Tho able West ern crop editor of the Now York Journat of Com- merce telegraphs that paper from Springtield, May 243 My reports from the winter wheat belt of Tl- inois have been sv iceldcdly bad for the Inst fow days that [thought it best to go and find out more nbout the sittution, and f am nt the cup- Kulof tho State. The State Agricultural Du- partinent fully confirm all that [bad read upon the subject, and think the present winter wheat: Bitnution of great solicitude, When tho warn Wenther bogan two weeks nyo whent made at fing Start, Dut hus now for tho pust weok buelt going ‘buck, and farmers are plowing it up and plant- ing with corn, Tt looks to me to-night, atter consultation with whent-growers from all over Southurn filfnuis, that we should do well if we get ball t crop. In the fifty infles I have traveled sinco noon I have not sven a floli of first-cluse wheat, ana T have seen any numbor of farmers plowing it up and plunting the ground with corn, Railroad inslacrs know these facts ns soon ag anybody does, much sooner than tho public, and thelr knowledge of tho bad turn tho wheat crop has taken may account for some of the heavy gales of long storks mado in tho last few days. Wallstroct Is quick to discount bad érop news, and something of this sort is now go- ing on. If thore wore no other cnuse for a decline, a reaction would bo natural after so continuous an ndvanco as thut of thi last threo weeks. Manhattan decl(nod with tho rest of tho mar- kot, although an opinion was given out by cx- Clreult Judo Ditlon that tho Icase was vallu. He says: “If tho powor to leaso bxisted, which Lregurd asclenr beyond controversy, the ralid- ity of the tripartite mgrecmont, and of the leusea, 1s a necessary, logical, and lewal conse- quence.” Itwas dented 1n Now York that any arrangoment bad boen made for the payment of the July oblizations of Manhattan, and was ngain ussorted that a Receiver would be np- polnted. There has beon foavy reulizing by bull ponis. Brokers roport that the "lamba" are not doing auch, and that trading bas been confined for some time to the old stagers. This clasa bought frecly at the decline yesterday afternoon. Rights iv tho Villard “Blind Pool" wero 133 bid. Colorado Coal & Iron Company was O1Y@O2, Tho annual report of Pucife Maii, Just made, shows enrnings from passengers, $1,116,500,85; from frolght, $2,010,688,10; total, $4,055,285.01: reveipts from subsidies, etc. &H5,462.77; total receipts, $4,40°,647,78. Tha expenses were: Steamship Mncs, $2,549,092.80; agencics, 2 807.07; othor expensce, $269,845.10; total ox- penses, 85,172,705.17; not carnings, $1,220,044,61, ‘Tho asseta are set down as worth $15,215,007.77, and the IMabllitiea, including capital . stock, at $21,761,009,25, lenving 2 delicicnoy charged to Profit nnd loss of $8,646,000.46. Inciuded in tho nesets tre $100,000 pald on account of the pur- ebuse of the steamships City of Rio de Janicro and City of Para, formerly Joho Ronch's abandoned Brazil ne. Since April 30, &300,000 mnore have een pald on this account. Also ine cluded In the assets are $90,002.41 duo from the Central Americnn and Mexican Governments, of which $43,000 baveainco been collected. The Company has loans out aggroyating $300,000, aud owes to tho Panama Mullroud Company, $1,068,- 140,28, Tho Boston, Hartford & Erie Road waa sold out under foreclosure and rvorganized as the New York & New England Ratlroad, with a cap- ital of $20,000,000, which Isto bo made up by a conyeralon of the Bouton, Hartford & Erio bands into New York & Now England stock, About $9,000,000 In bonds has beon converted, leaving outstanding $11,000,000 bonds tbat pos- segs no other value than thut of their conyortl- bility. The new compuny has mortguyged its road for $10,000,000, ot which $6,000,000 fs In 7 por cont bonds, and $4,000,000 in 6 per cent bonds, requiring $000,000 per annum to pay the Inter est. Tho net carnings of the road for tho year ended Sept, 30, 1880, wore reported at $628,830, ‘Tho Goverumort Committee of the Stock Ex- change hus admitted tho followlog sccuritics to- day: Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolls & Omaha Railway Company's consolidated = mortynge onda, $3,402,000, boing an additional lasue, num. boring from 15,801 to 18,092, iueclusivo; Chicago, Milwaukes & 8t. Paul Hallway Company's first: mortkage & pur cont bonds on its Chicago & Western PaciNe Division, 84,200,000; St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Hallrond Company's divi- dond bonds, $1,357,000; St, Louts, fron Mountain & Southorn Rallway Company's general consol- idated raliway and land-grant inortguyo bonds, Interest 6 per cent, $32,095,000; Missouri Pacific Railway Company's third mortgaxo 7 per cont bonds, §4,83,000; Ponnsyivania Com- 4% pers cont — gold = bonds, jorthern Paoiic Rallroad Company's tand-grant general first mortgage 6 per cont bonds jn place of the” bond certificates,” which ahull congo to bo a delivery after June 16; Nor- sol & Wostern Rallroad Company's preferred stock, $15,000,000; general mortyage@ por cent bonis $11,000,000, and common stock when the engraved certificates aro ready for delivery; Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Westorn Ruliway Company's firac mortgage 6 per cont bonds, $3,000,000, and income bonds, $600,000; Tuternational & Groat Northern Itullroad Com- pany's secoud mortyage bonds, * assonted,” tho samo being the present second wortgage in- come bonds stamped with an agreement pro- viding for the exchange of the bonds for cou- pon bonds on Sept. 1, 1831, and Minneapolis & Bi. Louis Railway's income bonds, $500,000, The earnings of the Union Paoifio Railroad for the past twonty>throo days of May show an in- crease of $101,000 over the samo timo Inst year. ‘The Chicagy & Northwestora Railway earnings the third week in Muy were $416,000, agatnet $473,000 last your; compartive decrense, $7,000. ‘The falling of comes mostly from the smailor mmuvemont in the corn crop, which last year in May camo forward with « rush. ‘Tho Milwaukeo & 81, Paul carnings for the third week in May wore $304,000 agulnst §205,502 Jast year; comparative increase, $09,468, Tho business of al) the Mocs of tho Penusyl- vanta Railroad Company fur April inorcased $272,006 in gross earnings and $111,778 in ex- penses; increased not earnings, $160.223, For the first four mouths of this year tho gross earnings incrossed $1,004,877, and tha exponses $890,154; 4 guia in net carnlngs of $214,601, For thoso four months of 1861 the lines west of Pittaburg and Eriv gained in net earnings 146,634, Flint earolugs for the weok onding May 21, $36,755.85, an Increase of $10,005.80, ‘The jnurcase for the year since Jun, 1, $108,085, Wodneaday's quotations for unllstod miscol- laneous securities: Pacife improvement, 1} Lackawanus extension, u@wW; New Uri Paoltio subscriptions, si@35; Texas Pacitic aub- scriptions, 174@19:; American improvoment, 00 vid; American Cable, 8833}; Iron Steamboat, 114 @1OAN: Internudonal tmprovement, Ke Uj Mexican National Hallway, 14@2i4; Oates Grando rights, seriptons, ity Vicksburg frats, Grand Trunk bonds, BX: Rallrond, 10@18; Mahoning Coal Rallrond, 2t@ 224; Lebanon Springs Mallroadd, 187032; Norfolk & Westorn profurred, 142;19; Lehigh & Wilkes- barre Cont, 4449; Boston, Hartford & brie stock, 3514, tio & Western privileges, 44@2; Denver & Rio B14@9%; Mutual ‘Telegraph sub- New Orleans, Baton Rows & reat: Texas & St. Louls tights, 001g; Green Hay & Minnesota, 214 @23; Green Bay & Minnesota frat mortgage, BUG; Viekeburg & Meridi California Pacitle The fullowing shows the range of the activo stocks: he | Lato= Clos: sng. Lp profes Kanisun & Ubiengo & 3 Tha prete Erte, recount Riortent Laks Shot it low Jorsoy Central, Delawnre, Lack, « West. Delnware & itudsor ou Canuda southaorn, Lave Erle & Wus Meanattanssss,, nitro & \ Mobis & Ohio... BL i, & Sate ‘ ‘Western Union new stuck—Opaned, vig} highost, D4r loweRt, W: Closing, 3, Government bonds ndvanced again, and the 48 sold nt 11844 In Now York. In Chicago, Dis- trict of Columbia iis were 10714 bid and 108% naked; iss were 101% bid and 1015; neked; . tho As wore 1013; and 118!g; 4143, 110% and 1103¢; tho Gs 10435 and 105, Londing New York bankers mako tho rather startling Announcement that they expect tho United States Governinent’s crodit tu advanco to a 2% por cont basls, and are, therefore, ad- vising oll who propose to invest in perfectly Safe sccuritics to buy the new 3! per cents at tho present price without dolay, Foreign exchange was again woak, posted rates closinur at 43444 and 480%, Prime bankors' bills wero 483% aud 483. For sixty-day commer cial biils, for prompt delivery, 4814@4a2, Contl- nental exchange was steady. Sixty-day comnier- Cal bills, prompt delivery on Havre, b20%@H5%. Bordeaux, S204%@625%. Bixty-day commercial bills on Antwerp, deliverable prompt, ware 627% @o25%. Bankers’ bilson Germany were 0443 alxty days and 04% for demand; ninety-day com mercial bills, 4G@Isjg, Sixty-day commercial, on bankers, delivered prompt, 032(@94; same, de- livered in three weoks, H@014. Comimerciu) drawn on commercial parties were %%4, Houkers’ Ruilders on Holland were 00% fur sixty days and Sixty-day commercial was 30 15-16 for demand. 9035@30%. Shippers’ oxchange on New York was 2%o discount. Chicago bank clearings wore $4,100,000. New York oxchange sold betweon banks at 2G50c Por $1,000 dicount. Loans were easy at 6G cent, with concessions to indepoudent borrow. crs. ‘Tho banks and the Bonrd of Trado will bo closed Monday—Decoration-Day. Burlington & Quincy 44, $50,000, sold at 084@ ‘Tho entire St. Paul loan of $5,000,000 in 5 per conts, offered in New York by Kubn, Locb & Co., and in Chicago by A. Loeb & Uro., has been lnrgely oversicned, both In this country and Frankfurt. Subscriptions nave consequently been olosed. Chicayo tuok $1,000,000, or nearly one-third of the whole nmount, aud would bayo taken more If they could have been had. On the Chicuyo Stock Hoard thore were snles ‘of Linculn Park 78, §1,00) at 10914, $1,000 ue 20955; West Diviston City iatlrond 7s, $3,000 at 1 Chloago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul 63, C. & P., 85,000 wt 111%; Chiongo, Milwaukea & St. Paul 5s, Min- rat Point, $5,000 at 99%, $5,000 at 9914; Rurling- ton & Missouri 4s, $5,000 nt 05%, $5,000 at ing, $5,000 nt 9534, $5,000 at O13, $5,000 ut Os; Wa- bash, St, Louls & Paolfic 53, $5,000 ut 0835, 65,000 atosy, The following quotations were mado: LOCAL AND RAILWAY STOCKS, - Hide Aaked. Chieawa City Hallwa Gan bight and Coke Comp Chamber of Commerce, tia. Tenderw Inadeunce Campatiy #00... Intor-Hiata Industrial Exhibition, $10. :blenwo ttouallic Hacking Corman nternational Klvctrlea! Co. #100. ‘ho Chicago Etectria light Conp TOCAL AND GOYENNMENT SKCUTITIES, Untied States 4s, 1007, 1 North Chicago City Natiway, $100, West Divisiun City Hailway, $10, ity Hallway, $100, Ue ¢ ‘atot Ta. testy Chicago Water bonds, 74, 1395, Chienco City bonds i Patlees eaxo City bonds, is, leawe City budds, te, 1697 Chicaxo City bon caku Cook County bon Went Chicugo hs, Mncoln Bark iy, Para rare UE 1G Ud, Chie. se 4 Tid 16 Chic. fe: 0 0 City iallway Ue, 1H... nm Cit eet UT} t Division ity itettway far ioe iit vision City Kallwiy 7s, oe i Livision City itallway ba Wi, Ws BY TELEGRAPL, NEW YORK, Special Diapateh ta The Chicaoo Tribune, New Youk, May 27.—Tho sharo speculation was woak in tone throughout almost the entire day, and, under the Intluenco of a most pro- nounced selling movement, prices reconicd a very muterlal decline on she day's transactions, Many reports wero aurront of a depresa- cutting of prospect of a generat raiirosd war being the ono uscd with most cffoot Indopreasing the general market. Ie was stated on tho authority of ono of tho i By Paul would not bo declared, and as thie was one of the principal inducements offered fo buyers of atock this annuuncoment caused many holders to sell out ut current quotations. Canada Southern was notably weak on rumor ing ohuracter, the froimht 1atos aud the the offolals.of the oompauy that log expected scrip dividend on to the effevt that the Company would pass its next dividend, A sharp sell mont wae renowed with snercased force. Quotations declinod steadily through- out the afternoon, and tha market cloued weak at abuut the lowest figures touched the decline, as compared with the dual sales of yesterday, ranging from % (0 8}; per ocot, the latteriu Canady Suuthern, Paolfic Mall foll off X, New Jersey Contral 84, Chicayv, Columbus Poorla, Decatur & Evansville 24, Union Pacific 235, Texas Pa- cite 2%, Michigan Contra! 33, Ohio & Missisalpp! Bij, Wabash Paolfic 3}{, Westoru Union ex-cere tdcates SX. Contral Pacitio 4 Northwestera & Indiana Central 2X, vated day io wympathy with the rest of the Hat, but anbsequently beeame strong, and almost fully recovered tho deeliie, but in tho lite doatings were weaker, and lost tho greater portion of the {inprovement. Nashville & Chattanooga was a notable oxception to the general depression, and rose 4 per cent on tho day's business, werd yenoratly strong, with an prices of tnust of tho lending issues, Boston, Hartford & Erle trsts declined from 8¢ to ke, rose tvs, nnd fell of to 80, The nigher 4 Now Jersey einnatl & {ndianapolls, Union Contral, Luke Shore, tho catur & Evansville, Loxas Pucitic, Ohio & stsals- af Or Ciiteago we ali Die preforred New York pressure = to was mauifested at the opening of business, which resulted in a boavy devine Jo prices, the downward tendency continulng without Interruption until after the First Board, when thore was a partial reoovery, The higher range of values was maintained for but 4 very brief perlod, and the welling move- and Bt. Paul 1% railway stocks per vont, Tho elo- declined early in tho ‘The monetary sittiation continues nochange, capital being In good supply at low rates of in- terest. Cail toans on pledge ot receptadlo stock collateral ranged between 2!4 and 4 per cent, closing ut tho lntter fleure. bond dentera supptted their requirements at Sporcent. Timo loans and prime discounts are Unchinged, The sterllug exchinge market was wenk, and tho nominal nstlng quotations were reduced t7¢ nt tha opening, and at noon wero agalt macked down ‘4c, which makes the posted figure 481 for sixty-daya bills nnd 440 for demand, Tho inquiry for bills was very light, and lowor rates are conthtently predicted. ‘Tho Government Hailrond mortgnzes were tu fair demand and nuiviince in Luko Erle & West- ern Incomes rose from 8 to &) and returned to 8% Oblo Contral th comes ondyanced from Gg to. CO%. and receded to Oni4." Wabash firsts (St. Louts Dl- vision) foil of Crom 100% tu 100, aud gold up to 04. Texus Pacific land-grant Incomes receded from 100% to 103, .foso to 10%, and ronoted to 1034, Chesupeake & Ohlo 6% (lass DB) declined «from 01 to (ONG, Coluinbus, Chicago & Indinna Central incomes from 73 to 7314, Central Jowa trata from 117% to ‘Ni, Erlo consulituted aveonds from 109%, -to 198, do funded fves from 10134 to 10314, Groat West ern seconds & Missigslppl seconds from 126 St, Pant consuls from L214 to 1114; do’ firsts (La & VD. Division) from 1021 to 109; and Union Pa- cif firsts from 118 to 1174. Northorn (St. Charles bridge) firsts advanced from 103 to 10245; do firsta(Omaha Division) from 119 to 11034; Morrls & Essex seconds from 1836 to lv; N17 to 118, St. Paul tirsts (1, & D. Extension) from, 329 to 190, Untun Paclila land grants from 25x, to 1I4y, Kaneus & ‘Texas genoral 63 from ™ to ‘BY. Lafayette, Bloomington & Munole Incomes trom 80 to &, and New York Contral coupon firats from 130% to LT, from 303f to 109%, Ohlo to 125M Kansans City & New York Elevated firsts from To the Western Associated Press. New Youn, May 2i.~Governments were firm. Tho ratlrond bund market feuture was Hos tun, Hartford & Erie firsts, whlch dccllnced from 8t to BY, advanced to 84, and aguin declined to 80. New York Central coupon firsts advanced to 13744 trom 1}4, Now York Elovated firsts to 118 from 117, Lafayette, Bloomington & Munela tne comes to & from 8, Northwestern coupon gold bonds to 1002 from 120, Iron Mountiin bs to 9b from firsts to 110% from 19, 04, and Wabush (St, Louls Division) Slate securities wore Inactivo, ‘The stock marxet opened genorally weak, nnd in carly dealings n dectine of i toss took piace, Canada Southern, the Elevated Kuilway shares, Central Pucitic, Charleston, Paoitie Mall, and preferred lending the downward | movement, Buussnuenity there wast recovery of 34 to 14f tn. St. Paul, Memphly, de Wabush Pacific the zenoral and 14G6us¢ in elovated stovits, oO of yulucs, however, was NOt malntained. During the afternvon speculation again became wank on a very pronounced selle jug novement, the lowest fyures of the day bu. ing touched In final snles, when tho deoline, ny compared with yestentay’a closing prices, ranged from % to Jig, Cunida Southorn, Pacitio Mull, Central, Clevelund, Columbus, Cine ‘Paeltie, Misbian Grangers, Pearin, Ue- ppl, und Wubush Puciiioleading thorein, The Bulletin suye: ‘For several days Influ- ontinl speculators, notably those In control of the Southwestern stocks, bave been endeavors jug to bring about nrenction. Untll tu-day thoy muio littls progress, but tho near spprouch of two conseeutive bolldays Induced n Koo many emull epeculaturs to reduce their holdings or to sell out, aud galeson these accounts made the murket comparatively an easy prey for tho large men who want a reaction und a fresi shore interest, and thoy took nidlyuntage of the occ. slon to bring about the dveiine wit. neased. That we shill bave anything moro thau a wholesome reaction ecoms improbable, alike frow the present und prospective cuav of the moncy market, the generally prosperous condition of the enuntry and ralfrouds, tho heavy: Forolin demand for all glasses of our su. euritics, and tue general Bispositlon, all over this country to speculate fn stoc tho bull side. It {s beyond question that prices ure very bigh, and thit tho ultimate ru- sutt of the present buoiming speculation will be ft great collupses. but, as noted, so jong as the maney facilities for speculution are so large, and: the disposition to gamble is so widespread, the ultimate result does not sean mininent. ‘Trangacdons, 618,000: 418,000! Northwostern.,. M100] Nashville & Chi {ou|Now Jersey Cent ‘ow York Contre Bidu| Nortuern Pacitie, tan /Uiilu de Siiastesippl OU) Ontario & Wor i Houston ‘Texas, Kansas & Texus. prats oA ‘Mobliv & Ohio ok 1 Mephitis &Chails't. 120 | ‘eorin, Do BV Money market eaay ut 24@t. Prime morcan- tle paper, B4G43 a Storting exunnngo, sixty days, weak at 483%; dad ASH ee TY Saye abs Dry-gouds imports for the week, $1,080,000. UOVERNUENTS, US INOW 43, sversegee tal Paoli ile 32 138, 110} nUNDS, U.P, landess 72 (ULE sinking F 2 | Dahigh & Wilkuabai dU, 140. Dy, te, 0, trate. Riad E10 DUCUNB 44, irziniay old. Virginie, consuls. Virgiula, deterred .. sebe egeeene: gene feeds i Ohio & Silvsivalppl Do proterreds seve Chosopeaky & Oli Do first pratuerod Mubilo & =e! aude ‘st seas, Sse Be Bost Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Boston, May 27.—Our local stovk market con- Uoucs active, At the morning Bourd Elurtford & Erie 78 opened nt k46, o decline ot %, and duon advanced to WGI. Now York & Now Lue Rland 8s advanced 4, ta lv, ‘Tho shures opeucd ‘AE 7044, advanced to 773g, and syld down on the savont antl to Tiss Ya, to Ig; Muine Coutral from 40 to Yoston & Albuny from 37h to 175, out Rivor & Vassumpsia at 165, Atchison advanced if, wig, Filnt advance clined 34, to 284, Little toc tad & Ontonugon advances rom 78% to 80, fall o@ tot, but reo overcd to U8; bi to 51; Central town froin 45 to 44. oursline & STlssourl River 44, to 3. In bunds, Pueblo & Arkansas Valloy Te ad- vanced 1, to 121; Massachusetts Contral da $6, to BSN Atohlacn Irate advanced |, to PAs do gun anteed advanced to EX; Union Paclflo a do- lined \, to 115; Milwaukee & dt. Paul (Dubuque aan Ys, to 108, In land stocks, Watery Power advanced to 11% and Hostou Land ta 10! Tn milscolla ry at 115 and Boll Telophone at IHGIB, At the second Missourt Miver }4. 2, ta. 84; Toledo, hus & Burlington U1, ta 16 3. Blulna Cantera! advanced 34, to 4%, rive they wero offered ut tho closo. Now York & Now England 68 advanced 44, to 110%. In other shares and so- curities tho changes wero not genorally im- Atchison by sold at ug. aut. BOFLANE a tne Wedtlrn Ausoctated Preas. Boston, May $7.—Stocks close as follows; Sh YAMGE Powaresesss {1M Cin dich 8 Yopaix i Busion, 1 & Bi. Tey NY. , eee Calumet & Heola 8, ancl for tho most Inothor ronde Baatorn ad= vanced from 4833 to. BGO Rutland proterred Y) AST Hoaton & Duly mas atendy of 103, and Connucti- to 145, but fell of ‘on tho second vall ro 14495. Chicago, Burlington & Quiney dovlined ij, to 172K; Bunguexy X, to i 4, to 67; do pruferred do- ‘advanced. , to BOx,, but sattiod buck los: Afarauetto, Huns. tu 7. lowa Falls & Sioux Uity advanced 5 to.82, Wisgonein Contral from 45% to WHEN. ‘Toledo, Delphos & Burlington ad- vanced 4, to 11%, Summit Branch declined 14, Ogdensburg from Vhiladel- ea v eee airert Hutfulo declined J, to 66; us stocks, Blackstone Bank sold ourd prices wore genorally jowor, In atocks, Flint declined 15%, to 97; Louiatana & to #3; Eastern 134, to 63; New York & New Enxland x. to T4} Atchison Hy to & Nasi 18-18; Ogdensburg J bonds, Hartford & Krie 78 fell of to 81, at Kaatorn Uallrond 449,110 10, & 1. 0. common... (OM NeY, A NOB GR ceoee AMG Mutlund, commons ves. 7 Aichiton & itoneka..., 40h] Wis, Central, comeiin 396 Horton & Maino.....6101 FoNKION. wee May %7.—Cousols, 102 6-16; account, 7-10, 1 Central, 4916: Pennsylvanin Central, York Contral, 150; Keio, 6U43 Rea Way 27.—Rentes, Par 2c. in’ tho Bank of Franco fnorensed tho past werk 8,025,000f gold and 2305,0008 silver. Heutax, May 27,—Tho Imporial Rank of Ger- Inany inorensed 17,510,000 marks, 4 NYA ORLEANA. New Ontnane, Mny 27.—Sight excbanro on Kaw York, 82.00 per $1,000 premium; storling, MINING NEWS. BAN FRANCIECO, Sax Fitaxctaco, May 27.—Stocks olosad as followa: Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Trihune, Doston, May 27.—In mining shares, Silver Istot declined 2, to 43; National from isl to 403, Hares shaw From 3 to 8%. Catalpa advanced 1-10, to Bil 1-18, Pownbiodeclined Hf to 16; Copper Fatis sto 238; Atinitlo s%, To the testern Associated Press, Bostox, May 27.—Mluing stocks closed na fol- lowa: oat Alloues Mining Co, Pawabet Gntumor REAL ESTATE, Tho following instruments were filed for roo- ord Friday, May 273 ciTy rtopsnrr, Commorotal st, 1984 ft m at Wabansin, w 123 £12 ft, amproved, dated Muy 21 Patrick Me~ Call tg Muriin Sweaney)... Lincoln ay, svar und near Contre st, ne ‘A410 ft ruMing to Seduwick st. with a tris nwulnr front of Hope fh dtd April 1 {iarinon Pumpally to don Ultra: Went sovunteonin ay, 72 thw of Lattin, V26 fe, dntud Murch 244. M. and Lt, He ea Ren Gixelte, dated May 3 Taneant th Fig jElORI f tmpruved, dated May ‘1d 0, (Charles J. Singerto Junen (2, BUrke).cssse.s 10,000 yietyetittivnt. 44 810 few of Both Pure ay, fed slug ft. tmproved, ated Bay (Chnarios J. singor to John C, Burke), 10,000 Labar at, 10 ft. 9 of Larrabos, "sf, 260-1 duted “Muy 17 (Mary L, Siewsrt to Antu Malimann).. 100 ‘hivty-fouriiy oF, ft, lsaprovud, dat 2 Wosepk: dubn Bennie), 1d May Y Wost Dott st, 31 tar dnted Saya (Adbiph Moses te Bovor ttueet~ ft Thirty-soventh st, i tt Ww" of Lows ny, sf, 5x Wait dated Muy 2 (Arun def Biter to Charles Leonhantt ore) Marahitold av, 20 Te 4 2125 11, dated Muy 20 (Charles Couuselinan tw Haert ater sf Fey % te wm ralitict av, 20 fe aor Thirty-sixth st, & £52 xizs fu dated Moy hdameto Detor Traynury 100 West Adams st, 13f {1 w of Onklog ay, nC, Orth {eto Wileox at, datod Oct. Zi, ‘Snow hook, trusiee, tu Mury A. Ryun).. 2,500 Went ‘loventleth nt, stg {0 of Moruna si nf, ¥5s100 ft Improveu, dated Mf v Kiepal to Stepan Krajetk)... 2,900 Tho premises mimbor 1G NU dated Slay it (amar ‘. Guruner to Willa Neetht Froaniin ate £0 xfs dnted Murch 2 (xamuel Jon A.M, Mangson, Allport st, 2 ttwor Bight VOB). Clybourn ‘av, nw of and. ner Hay 24 € iu Laproved, dated Mi olin: Sintojuiye esos West"rnirteonih sf, Dxt2d ft, proved, cintod Say 37 (Kimmy iagtnrna rar ieee a we iage 2° 3 at wi 121 ft, dated March 21M. Shoatiun to tress ii alloy, dated May 20 (A, und C, Dashielt ae Nitti 8's ft, Hated May 10 ¢ inpboll By hauibors to K's, ick st, nf, x1 Husmar, triste, to (i OTe - North toboy et. 74 ft hol Cryatal, of, Bxiv7 pled ft. dated vMny 27. (Jolin 1). Adale ia Otte JMthbol.. ee sesanane 0 North Koting yf cya wh Of, th dated Aluy'27 (saetu to Hi. tx Uredtsctingi= xendil Mia waot aon serait, —™ on wo f, 24x! rintad Muy (Weds Slatneto Qe liuhardie. e600 Maxwall sf.24 few ol Moraaty wf, 25x98 ft, dat April zu (Siare Stevens to Mary Cawannrl 500 Vest 16 StH ft w offtioyna ay, a f, x4x173 ‘dnted Sins (eG. Faunk wo elton ih Seduwick af, 1) fts of White, o f, 25120 ft, Im provad, ditod May 27 (G. and P, ‘Vhompson to Notun Jeunsan),. ates * hice: i ‘entwarth ny ale Grid ft, dated Ma: (Dounls Coffey und Sf, ismaniott).. 1,000 apinines at sm core ‘Muilior, 81, fiat tt, a May 1 ur }. Brow, oxocutrix, Thothae Ie ParkeChvassses ne 1am Marvin st, w of an a T(t, duited Stay 24 (. O. atid 8, ing to Hurmbleton)....., NOUTILOY CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF BEVEN MILES OF THR COURT-MOUSE. North 3 ftofa}¢5 6 4 of sub-itock J of Block 41of Shonicht's Addition, dated May 23 (Will: fami ‘Puiplo to 1, Aubre) ss se 580 ARADIUS OF BEVEN Lot min Block Zot Mapes's Block 24, See 8, ‘Ol In Block 20) jagva's lo i, fanted Streit ER sturrimaaa to Ge jowon an WEST.OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A HADIUB 0! EVEN MILKS OF TU COURT-HUUBE. Joferson court, 1si44 ft w of Western ay, nf, Bait A datod Sing Ss CHW. oryor to anos, Sus Milwnukes'av, 16143 ft nw 01 % Zoxl0 ft, dated Muy 10 (') B Poway o COMMERCIAL, The following wero thoreccipts and shipments of leading artielgs of produco in this city dur. ing tho twonty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock ¥rlday morning and for the corrosponding tlmea year azo: HECKIPTS, SHITAENTS. ANnTICLES, he eo | Flour, brie, Tay 203 | 3,00) Whwoat, bi ain wa Bigs] TH Corn, ti AGT) Oh Sra) BIT Unts, 2,719) ua duh Hye, bu. a0] R Gd Graioad Tio] ane Floxsved, tom, f Lg Bruom-corn, Bi Las De, Tost 2a0 0] 1,82 57,149) UOET 104, 784 Areal Thesal| eng) Sy 44la] gust} 2 x 1 | 455) e q Sees He ‘Tho following grain was Inspected into store ‘My this olty yoatorday morning: 4 care winter Whont, 40 cara No. 2 spring, 18 cars No, 8 do, 0 care rojected, Lcarno grade (Ts wheat); 900 oars No. 2 corn, 103 cars and 4,500 bu bigh mixpd, 18 care now do, 3 caré and 2,700 bu new mixed, 07 oars rejected, 3 cars nu grade (061 corn); 6b cars white oata, 103 cara and 24,000 bu No.3 mized, 47 cars and 1,100 bu rejectnd (210 oata); 11 cars No.2 rye; 4cars No. 3 barloy. Total (063 cara), 60,000 bu. Inspected out: 199,259 bu Whuat, 310,751 bu corn, 5,007 bu oats, 900 nu rye, ‘The Board of ‘Trade has decided to adjourn Over next Monday for Decoration-Day, It will be a welcome day of rest to many of them after tho excitoment of the ourrent weok. ‘Tho leading produce markets wero much un- Settled in feling yesterday, but considerably less go than ou Thursday, Tho toad was taken by wheat, as usual; it weakened badly near the outset, ruled very active at the ducling, and thon turued up, with little doing after the roac- ton. Tho receipts continue small, and Boor bohm telegraphed the significant information: “The opinion seoms to be galning that we can- Rot obtaln suflicicnt aupplics from abroad at Prosent prices.” It was this {nformation, prab- ably, thut obecked the decline, by mak- ing . buycrs more willing to take hold, Corn was casier, but recovered tone in sympathy with wheat, though receipts were again large, o8 compared with recont aver- age, and the tendency of lake froighte was to a higher range, The market for cats was modor- ately steady. 1n provisions the tone was tainc, but holders wero unwilling to soll a¢ a further decline, though bogs were again lower, Mess pork closed 50 bighor, at $15.05@16.00 for June and 616.15 for July, Lard closed steady, at $10.55 @10.574 tor June and $10.65@10.67% for July. Bhort ribs olofed stoady at $8.174,@820 for July. Wheut closed steadier, at $1.104%@111 for June and $1.12,;@1.12 for July. Corn closed a pasler, at h@icXo for June and 434@4No for Onts closed ab UGo for May, HAM for Juno, ana tly qgigo for duly. Itye closed nominally at $1.1691.16 for No. 2 Rpot, $1.10 for June, and 99AMC tor July. id for No, Zensh, io for No. 3, and 3Me for No, 4. Hogs wore dull ant fo lower, at’ $5,00005.05 for Hight and 0026.20 for henvy. Atendy, with sules at $2.006.25. Thero was comparative quict in dry-goots oireles. ‘Tho present demand Js principally cons fined to morernto orders by mall and telegraph, and fs light in tho nggregnte, though for tho tlme of your the movement Js rather mors thao nhont steady. Groceties were recelying rathor more attention, ond averaged firm, Sugarsare ail the contre of interest, though coffees are now recelving some attention since the sharp advance at tho Dentera tn buttor were fulrly busy, both the local and Enstern demands boing rensonably notive. Prices were firm. Cheese remains under unsottled stute of ynities buyers are afraid to take hptd, and under rapidly accnmulating stocks prices uro stendily decilning, Dried trusts, canned goods, and tiah were quoted us before, Oils met with a goud domand and ruled pretty steady. Alny wos dull, aud with very] little trading, oven at tho marked convesslons nindo by buy- ors. Tho receipts aro Inrge and of a varinble character. Broom-curn continues steady at our quotations, Thora was nu change to note In the tourkot fur woul, hides, grotso, Green frults are moving Uriakly, buth foreign and domestiy. Potatoes remnin ateady at tho rates rulfuy for the past week, In seeds, clover wns steitdy nt $4,.00@4.15, thnothy a trite Ormer, and ffaxscod sold freely ut $1.14; Lungarian aod millet wore (rea and higher, Lake freights wero rm and higher, vessol- room still buing senree, and owners holding for higher rates, Yesterduy's charters wore gen- erally made on n basis of digo for corn: and 40 Soma churters tholuded In to-day’s report were imnde on Thursday aft- ernoon ut 4ije for wheat to Wuttalo. The en- gukoments announced were: Three vessels for _Buttalo, two with wheat and ono with corn; ona to Eric and one to Surnin, both with corn, Total enpaalts, 100,003 bu corn and 70,000 bu whent, Raiirond fretzhts ure wenk, and huve beon Heavily cut, The ofiicint rates to Now York aro do per 1001bs on previstons and 0c on grain. ‘Through froights are quoted at We on provistons to Liverpool and Go do to Antworp, Flour frelghta nro quoted at 42c to Liverpool tind 0c to place this infix the howe mit strangled tho 4; existed In that, peabably ue acter panditng milling tuduss terusts of tholrcautenny 3 t Barley ctosed nt Mo it and enpiaig, Pot ith ‘town thease ‘8 int t es, tite iy ae tel pal of our ovr Ff 10 transport tho rnnutie 4.000 mites fh Rueks than In bulk, Aste from th tweon British ond Am eoat of manufacturing at For that with our var raved milling mach sritainn with at the 4 talitios of Hour consump y Inte dbl. Agr, matter of vllil—for wh wolen inten better the compettion between into n question of econur transportntion. In its beariner yy Mere another and that ts the tn eheu of our when! commanding position wal Now heoupy Anon the tries uf tho world. our ex ay in late yeurs ri total. wants of all other e inining the future course of the Anancial strength becomes n faetor of v1 Under tho anne In which thoy wore placed Hive usually free, Pan tho futur rstlon of rane easing Pecuniary i are small Why? Ti sn elass those wha wilt Gun ubroalund fat’ harvests at sft Dresit mnably elt place themselves | jen tke option uf sul us thelr tnelination ur Jud Peounlary matters hay ‘pon the movement of a\g ul class, farmers thin the whiter- wheat Stes, th AutINN tinder any! Tho ehnructer of following ta woll tne: for wheut to Luttuto. aectlos af cue tending winters Michiwan, Ohio, Indhana, Tilino! Jured, wud In these sectlons th of anything Uke the fares talned inst year. unpromisiog locutities-an; form a yery grain vory stimy, froin these locuiitl bortiur dletricts tu also hotd troy course of things, we have about twleo In every dec consecutively MOPS OF Legg Ine Ore 1S NO Hrotper Se furtners tn thes Amportant aren and the untuvoravl es induce farmer burtial crop talk ule, and as wo woud Wheut ‘burvesty f pens aut in mnie Tor six, pniy. Teasonnole to Buppose th Would huld thelr romulhing eth prices, siving. Let us wai ook next diy and Awrust, and all rensonible, becuase it ly nov ver derstoud Gy thom that Ei next harvest comparative! of wheat and rye. Wo ure evidentl will require cons to avord: mistakes, tnd upon wiger beads thin mins do not believ to be a * good benr yunr”. per bu for No. 2 6 tho hurvest fs unt! Tho ngyregate receipts of wheat reported yesterday at Chicago, Milwaukeo, Toledo, St. Louls, and Detralt were 174,000 bu, Tho carre- sponding shipinents were 301,000 bu. ‘Lhe aggre- gate shipments from New York, aud Baltimore were d48,000 bu. ‘fhe produce movement reported from Now York yesterday included tho followina: cclpts for twenty-four hours—Flour, wheat, 51,000 bu; coft, 54, 5 corn-nien), 1,171 pkys; rye, 650 bu; malt, 5,778 bas pork, #84 bris; beef, 6,155 brig; cut-meate, 2,604 pkyst urd, 2,058 tes; whisky. 210 birls. Exports for twonty-four hours—Flour, 9,000" bris; whent, 18,000 biz corn, 310,000 bu. Tho New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives tho folluwing as the visiule supply of xraio on tho dates named: Wheat. |? Corn, 1a372,000) 11,700] q mi) aa ea Be rope isto go into the ly bure of ‘stock, both entering upon a season that, nee and foresight - on the basis of al wheat In along ate PROVISIONS, TlOG PROMUCTS—W ere tess activo than avatt, te. ing gonerully dull, and avoraged vusler. Tho mare sreukuned ently, In'aympnthy with xratn, but reacted, though hogs ware tower, and Lverpoo} reparted 34 dociin itt lard. ‘There was a uioderate volume ct tradizg tn lucd, and not mich tn pork ar meata boty boing dull. ‘There wag, howuver, tittle stuff pressing on the murket, a good tnany of the provision open ors boing onunged In watching wheat moro closely thun usu}, ‘he export demand was very dull, bata rator fargo shipplog movement in ineats was tee Eaheary Sauhwnl deans Rave] aM qitize SGN) Vu rye, auolnet HOON bu a Wook pro- Said n woll-known operator on ‘Chango yeater> day; “This dry weather isn ciilatilty, to wintor wheat. It {s stunting fio development, sa that wo have shortor uirs, and not so many of Should {t continue another wenk ft will bo much worso. As it is, Michigan and In- gortainiy — will than two-thirds of a crop, and tho Oblo yicld witl bo poor.” Somo parties returned from the Davenport Convention report thatthe ficids look weilin tho country through which thoy passed, Our New York correspondent writes as follows, undor date of Muy 23, which benrs tho nows telegraphed from Liverpool yesterday in roxard to British anxiety about supplies: ‘There ts n Yory atruns feuling hero \n_ wheat, and 1 d to Delloye that Juun (sill with to the faut that ho will require to Of furelgn wheat hotwaen ow aber, and further that tho mujar this big quantity will ive to be ot frum part froin what t¢ now on tio way. ty Ragland fromm viner countries, 1 du nut see whotice shu is to recelvonny suppliva ‘of Importance befure October except from Ainerlen, Thore wus atively competition ut tho annual sale ot seats in tho Call Board rvom yeatorday. Lnat year tho averago prico for the best vents was ubout $450, while at the sale yoaterday the Averngo for tho sume was over 2000, somo sluglo soute eclling ua high as $1,000. ‘Tho Lumberman's Association at its meoting yesterday adopted without chango tho yard Price-Hst in furce since May 7% It was also agreed that no inspector or incasurcr of lumber should be emplayed by mombers of tho Ag socit- tion uniess such inspector or munsurer bo duly Kieensed by tho Agsuclation, A comunittee was Appuinted to walt upon the railroad nuthoritics with u viow to procuring botter switehing fucti{- tes, that the constantly increusing ordors for jumber by rail may be moro promptly attended ‘the following ts the comparative pact! places tentionud since Aluret 4, according to reports ty the Cinclunail Price Current 0 34100) brin peiies Jone a} Wty AL HAS 4IeM and, i wu) brie. ‘Tho nmarket cloavd firms at $1535 for round lot, id sikty gellee July, On the HWY br is soller “Augt Soe athee cil es Riis ne’ eo enema eee aoe spotorsullor Jung, afternoon call the ihe. U wake ap jmuilion vashols ni ee elle WOKE) and 24 tes noller tho year atest. Loe Lil, RLU tes, 1 9 MUrKUE closed AE Ay (or fount abut dio smian an thopretia DOTa RAR nollor July, and 8&2 5s. JenUING cuts of monte were as fole 0. 1 ‘August, Prices of I Jows av’ o'clock: ‘Shoul-)b, & Bl Short 2 it 31TG8O. Lond duly closna at S10 att fave Dxwd? long cut hains, deter w janis quoted au safe for Isls APeraRe: yuan uante, caine verze, BaD quotod at teeH40 A a eatiga for anurt clears, ibelise mivannd aiid nacked. MEF—Woa quiet at LW tor oxtra mess, and BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was loss active, and rathor (regular. Lo cal buyers ware not doing much, owing to the une tod tone of tho whoat marxet, while there were oi port buyers for all tho low grades offered. Sates mere reported of 176 Uris wintars.on privato torras; 20 brit sand 1,00) bays springs at &40%¢6.50; end 1,00) bazs low sraded at $2,00G320, ‘Total aqual t whoat flours wura quuted ot .i04 at $1009 100; nnd low grado aprin flour about #.WeH.25, LLSTU¥S—Woro in rathor larre tupplf Snlos woro reported of 16 cart bran sb 1235 fre on Doan; 2ears bear wheat screenings 6 WEE.) for haus. THE WHEAT SITUATION. ‘To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, New Youk, May %5.—in all directions the wheat and “our trades present thomeviyes Ina atute of calm. Whilat fur tho timo being supply anddomand are very evenly balanced, tuo un- dertone of the murkots is struvg, and the foun- dation upon which presont moderate prices rest undoubtedly solid. Still, the London, New York, und Chicago markets, il%e those in the Low Countries and at Berlin, Vienna, and Margelltes, move quiotly along without avy fenture of spo- celal Interost, the slight vibration of prices ocoa- slounily noticouble fore aud there being largely duo to local causes, the promrees of the season generally offering, a8 yet, no rellablo clew probable futuro Perhaps, thls exception, no oncuuragorment: that the coming harvest your isto ba more plon: tiful than the ono now drawing toa closs, the lattor having given the world a moderato and healthy lovel of vuluc—oyp that gave furmoran falr roturn for tholr labor wherever an average yleld of good grain was gathorod, and one too that has not beon ut all burdensome to con- 16.253 ablpping spring as at F2SDGLI 10 F7.5X67.75 on track und §.7r6 10. aniddlings at $1. HAI; Lear stiorts at 8 BPLING WHEAT—Was act sottled in the carly part of tho day, foollng afterwards and toss doing, Th so fatlon off about le, unoMctally, the proviouséren aftor tho rogulur trading was aver. day at thut decline, brake another Mitte trading t}} the bottom waa nearly Fe ed 942240 lower that hr tolezrame noted a better tom and a gromtog sa3)" 0 obiained Dewees in Western Ecrops Ive and yery much ao ice.’ ee iawn eee Gia OO Eee tas ewe oar ate. anaes aa advanced 2x, and cl ‘Thuratay, ‘Tho irl with an advance on rod winter, ty in regard to the supplies to b this and the coming harvest 1 Hut tho downturn of tha previous a Tod ninny to think thot tho top was tho pronent, and they sent In eer Whilst cortalnly very backward, the growing wheat, both {n thls country and Kurope, hns lat- torly been making healthy, but generally slow, progress, In the main, wo have had a culd May —not by any means a‘good thing for the wheat plant; and the outlook iu tho principul whoat- Bearcely warrants the ex- pectation that the aggregate outturn ia to roach \arger proportions thun it did last year. Buropa may buvo muro, vapooinll avorago crop, but the United States will proba: bly have teva, und us tho world's store of old rain willat the coming harvest be materially than in tho previous your, whun, it ls to bo remombored, thoy wero very low, there are, at the present writing, evidvotly wanting sound Feusuns upon which to rest an opinion favorub! to 8 lower averaye rane of i then was realized 18e~" 7, ‘yur wero not wil growing ootntrl Reena ee eerie pesultine antOrd. dtmovuinent tn thd cou colvorewtatad tue toy ais suns money frum interior # funny complaints wore heard to wat ye demure by Fr ales wort i if Russia produces un Poe ee ya a a ae jected wt ouos fon . Butoplnion diy rice, und opinion often predominates ickia aud unreasonable wort of way, peulators have goud roasun to know, ‘with Itoproving ero the Atlantlv, coul 8. depressing: wlfect upon the markets, temporarily at least, and, after the hite cold 4) now fairly be anticipated tho markets of a cul negative rather thuy pos that is to sa: muderate dec! sousOnable wouthe: prospects on buth sldus 0: wourcely fall auol weathor may no influence upen appears to havo been ive in ite charactor it has probably prevented the 1 Of prices which seasonnble weather would hive undoubtedly enforced, we moye inte a higher temperature which, with occasiontl showers, ordinurily iinparts to the whouut-fields that luxuriant but oceaslonully de- ceptive uppearauce worn by thom ia Jun desire to got quit of Btuck on the one han ladlepoalt un lo buy oF car No, don trauk ot « COUN—Was un ish telegrams said 4 white our receipts, wore tho other muy togethur ‘ote cusler murkets; but the situation 18 a je does bot appour to witrradt any tbl, than e slight rotroyrude mavement under the most fayurable crop prospects now deomed at. je, oven if it would justify that. Ttoughly stated, the foregoing would scom to fulrly outline the genoral state and pros Ube wheat trady, but thore are speulul inilucnces at work in the markets this season chat are, per- deserving of more uxtendad notice; and anouy tess may be meontluned the ine crouaingly depressing effect upon prices in the Uritieh wourkets of our inereusit portent tour, Late udvicca from Glasyow plujnly intimate that sour Jnto those twarkvts in uxcess of domaud, and, consequently, that stocks iu ware= house aro rupidly uccumulating whlle* warns weather {6 approgching. and tieue in bags io which the bulk of our exports are now mude, et out of condition quicker in hot, muggy: jor than if in barrel. Meanwoillo, prices of flour fn those markots slowly sbrinks, while those of woeut are fuirly well waintained. the United & drm at 43340 10r Preghy encits fig cara new julre Fajected abst fi care ntaple & 7‘ aonth was quic Mt August gold ry out nna th Slay ugive wn Spaned iasiee 20 yancod tu vidée. wo neud t tes during tho lust yeur or two bus evidently bad w twotold depressing ctfout Upon the wheat tarkets,in that it fas fret ven the British markets sudden and abuormal- large conslxumeots of forelga tour, thus prices of tho sane relutivel: OF thuse of wheat, whlle Lo Gara by sauiple at Sityis Miise for pejucted Syl cars bs Bo tor! Teleciad abiie, BiaeTIG oe hariey Ob asked for No. Tayo