, 1869-01-26


mace at te0 o., embracing an aggregate OF 20
crlf, epot, huytr January, AID seller February,
ole optt-n being extended into March. Towards
The close prices eQualixed q little, and
last sa:es were made Of 1u0 hrs spot At $50 a. and
OF 1,o0o trle. buyer February, a. $30.so. 1nclud
Ing an unreported sale on saturday creuttg, the
total ea es we're 6, $50 brls. Seller May and juno
:o!d At 81 OF for tms1i lot. Lard was stronger.
ia sympathy With New York, but was very lar
tom being active. Sslet we're confined to small
lots, part hetted, a: 19S Gtl9.sc-the outside for
iane5 braid. Shculsere we're fairly active,
salcs amounting to 515,009 he, at laac for CITY
epot; 121se, seller February at Peona, srd l3c,
buyer February, Chicago delivery. Hams were
quiet, at 1ahctl5ac for Green. Middles were
less aettEe. hut firm. al 1sAc for Short Ribs, AID
1iAe fot Cumbe1lands; eales aggregate 34O,00)
nt. G!ecst Wig inactive. anu TalloH yc,y quiet
nj 1l3iI1.c ftr ioutt1y, Small ealet were NJ !c
o! Beef Tongues at $29.00 and of Pigs Tongues
at S13,a5. 0iheE B.ef products were not u en.
toned.
Dressed Hogs were active In proportion 10 the
otsiufe, and closed firm at 25c advance. sales
were msde At SO oo912.oo for pigs, and s1a suD
l3uG for divisions on 700 ns. The market was
quoted - Closing at $l2.75x1l3.01.
We 1Id the folio @ipg IN Crane & Co.'s S..
Lonis PROVISION Circular Of this week:
""c incline to the belief that the packing this
e'ason will hc rone. 4Ue.0u0 hogs eh~rt OF last
stLr oi'slalone. II ihis be q iacs, VIZ mase
eceuc ioLs: 21tl Isl head last 5cae slaug
ttEitc. Ti'-. nt saY VI DR. gsots 10 csch Log
xos'd y Ei.c n'a to'sl pet produs,, ei i'a,s, i@0
t'7,aso u: n.}, nEo VIC have 3,5,Gi36l3 ns q
SHttd ma, Infk: INNS. rhuu!ders and sides.
SOB s4s2 3eIle' hsud "a: KID, Which viii give u,
II 80 Ut er, rs to ta-h hog, 3Ni si7 333 Tbs net
I!1sas, Deduct thv !usa M :; : n toa hog tsG
nhfur. thI11ldGth xnl RIDES fJS ttiR wears
ms,.: Nov. suprt s.nr the hogs to hays
y oso ko.s .hey saro "a nos ast xo sfs
mei'.c "hh : -lo.t u4"unt IT mai of s.. i,9 81
d.. Aud 10 tLtf 'h"lo.sy GU osss " EaslunL-
Q tins dstc-nlh We h,7c c3 idj.dI7 r'o:t,se.
y c n,urt r. add tic unprecedented c0n.utnp.
nol. o. '1tw 1near rtEcc the reason opened, and
ns.ta ~ nun 1l4A: Nc enAno. ha h's thu. 1oJ.t03,.
0b u, th"E. ut ttls moment u Inst y, nss cure ut
| E.ir dasc In tbs EJACULATION VIZ lAvu made no
ui1u"'''; f"r 10 lalius oil III weight Il III rninu
ht!n'hr III tnEs 't1s year a. cainparcd with la.t
ytA''t ts"p Th.s Of i'brlt IL CONSIDERABLE. lat
IL now rnt- -laer luz fact shai the STUCK Of bactn
No ,'cu q thu culinn crop uf last scxr and tue
:cetLt L'rh price OF the stap'o uru sttuu'a ing
Ihe ria1e'n to bend al tself cnerxles to mt.
If tha1 trup, Hnu thu. The Iu3o,ers must be led ;
tLae sety hta'y AID nLtet-Ing tide OF oflmat1tI.
Gon IL ert.lLg II, 10 the nj cuitva cd laudh Of the
htst ato nat shls 4. " teokle must aiAo he I'd.
III NC cFLerrGe II at The c0nt1mp'iGu ht lat ii
nEa IcEk viii 20 on even nt high r1ices.''
1herr " az an increased demand for Flour on
Change to-day. and, eayc light decline on 9u-
PriEhet, Erie". wtsc comparatively firm and
1omibally unchanged. The returned eales foo;
3,sH brls. 1t pr ecs tan, ing at $s.75 for White
"iLstr ex'rsr; $s.O* for Red Winter Extras
S5s1GSt Is 1or spr1Lg E2!ras {s.G2hGi.i5 for
sprnR superanes, and 5000 tor nyc Flonr.,
Wheat was lctt active but higher IN sympathy
with Nc" York. Spot Wheat, for use, WAS dc.
tidetly dull. t1d options were quiet, but little
spot vas laGen TO ell shorts for this month and
The hikLs wtrc tia: the shorts are about all altcd
No. wes dull, No. steady, and Rejected 10
| good deua1d, On tic Open Boart tho marx Q!
HAs quiet it $t.15ssGb1,1ass: c1osinE with bpy.
crs 1T The outside. On Change 1t opened Qutt,
| at the la ter prlcc-an improvement Of sc ffuu,
tre cfoting prices OF baturday-advauccd tc
t1.1aA. and settled down steadily to <l15Gb1.I54
by noou. With comparatively little doing, thar
!nTEcyed kc when the New York telegram wa:
rcttivct, and closed drn With buye.s at <lIa,z
We quote eales Of 5,G0U ba No. spsIlg at g. rs
1.es; i15.adl bu No. Z Spring ct E'.1fAde! l5is
i.E0ha No. spring at 81 OK sGi.o63s u.d l,cJt
ba Rejected spring at $i.ot. Total, ISL. .lpo ou
sc.ler February sold at 51.15G1.a5x; eelc,
| l3areh At Silt.
Corn was more quiet hu. steady. II WIZ the
suo]tct of t2ir demand fur shipment and OF
speculation. but thu heavy receipts both TO-DAY
and for 10 morrow prevented an advance In
! prices, though New fork was quotId strong,
There was, however, come inquiry for Old, and
that brought better figures, cot being 50 pleItiiu
IS New. and there was more doing IL opttons. IN
the Open Beard tho market was Inactive. Or
| 'thsnEe II opeEcd qutet at decline Of &c tr~m
| Satu:cn}ts closing lncee, Ut 3lkc Tor New, and
Sic for 40 Grade, rll!nc etea1s and rather quiet
at that price tAl Ioon, WHEN it I'm; roved shade
On RECEIPT Of New York adv1ces, and ceecd hr,u
a!61HIJAc- We quote saIes Of $3.50 bu New
1t 5ia GE5ttac; 9,sN0 b7 No 1t1de at lDn5lc
ato ou oid No at Gse: 1,2[u nu Cd No !.
o9e; .y' hu " bite at 55Gz51c, and 1000 bu ~
at 5UGtsG'. Tots1, 103.hN hu. No. l scld nj ~
hu5 ei May. aid G9,4 fss9Hc seller last halr April
New sold It 5iaGAHct seller FEBRUARY, ana
512ic eelIsr March. No. 2 Ut CSC sellor MA,.
Oats were oull and ehade lower, thoush
s;cad7, Ea-tcrr I'D ,t:cs were unfayorlhle. ami
huytrs here wtre sca1ce, Set nold.rs ware nj ID
asc'E Elm. and euec ,ed.d IN closing the marx.
s.sany, thou ii Tbs tsausas1ions we're wholly epec
uiatlFe, Iit some OF thcl looked as II ;h.y were
| "wt:Les. Rclc:tea WIS mush n,to active
than usu.l. U. tie Open Board the n,txct wa.
lrscflsc. Va :. .herge It opened arm asd ltc
higher Itan ca Saturday, at AYE for Rsguls-, aud
weaken, d a ac son, then :ul~d rteady a. the &c
ellie I'LL noon, VIXEN 1, tell away to n ,t1lc. hay.
| t1e having dtnaNcd. she market closed DIN a,
| 1sAl3sHe. aales " re made " 37,un on Nos, 1
a1d Il 1Ss flt-ac, atd 1a,Ct1 hu Rejected AZ H.
sis9e. Total 49,t00 bu. Sel.r las: half Februa: )
| aolu at iac.
| Rye was quiet, but sh.dc better The ma:ker
optEsd at nc advance oo satrr as prtses, ard
c.osed dfn Vt $l.l6kt1i II We noga saca o.
AGO ou No. a: $i.liHGll.17, aud 2soo bu No 4
sts1.llG5t15 To:a4, 6 s0J hu.
1 Barley was more ec:tse aud stronger, The m.r.
ktt opeLed vttg irreguiarlv, With sales :, xl.s3,
'u!tr February and 1hen At 81 50 for spot No. ?,
the lststf b i:R the prtce WIEN -govesced the1 -
| to1th aEd at the caose. Sales were; II $50 bu
No. 1t eiecGtlss, and SEQ bu do at Il 80, To..1,
l6seo bu. Sample lots sod n high as{atu
Seller February sola At 81 1so9l 81; bu5er do 1t
$l.s5.
TIE Seed market Vas dull, bus quotations were
! rominslIy unchaugsd. clover sold at &c, 80,
Timothy at e. IS 1s3.10. aud Backwheat at 9Os.
Aatirosd Fstichis have been reduced 10c per
barrel on FIoar aud Sc Oh Fourth Lass 10 all
| points East. Rates On Grain TO Boston are un.
| charged.
The following petition to the Legislature now
IN session at Springfield Was circ7tated to-dsy on
'cbansc. A1d about :60 tiena.urcs obtained.
Charles Randolph, Z. q. called attention 10 II Ia
athoFs speech, but It was rot Offered for collective
ac'loa ~ tie board: It Was signed By Its mem
bert as f1c1v.dusls:
ITO iht GtIeral Assembly Of the sts,e OF Il{rois:
"The Undersigned merchants. engaged ia
the tale ofthe Products OF bther States on com.
ntsion, respectfully petition Jcur hororsble
bndy to repsal 90 much OF the General Revenue
| act a. imposes tax upon the average Tsluc oj
such products consigned far sale. Your peti
sloltrs represent that such taxation t. discrtmt.
nation agalust the producis Of neighto,lng
stAics, pDjrst and It junuus In Its operation, aud
il tne1eet 10 the foilo.InG objections:
| "F1Is;. BY EcAson OF sucn AIT, the lumber and
grain Of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa a1c ctntisEcd to the posss Of Milwaukee
Toledo and ST. LouI<. where they arc subject te
no tax in tho bands Of conelgnees for sale.
| "setcrd. owLcrs Of the products Of othc1
siste" tav.ng rsid national. State. county and
municipal taxes At hcme, regard tht
t1ae:,on Ct ta1 upon the eame prop
ttsJ IN the binds OF the coasiKnec q.
turdeIeonle atd uIJust. and II thc5 do 1o, dis
crtn ttste scasntt tls 1orls Of 1ll'1ots, seek Il
eastkr tie is1 wholly Upon ihe eous'fnec.
"lhtro. A. the property has once borne the lul
tuIct1s Of Annual ta1a!1ou In the haade OF ths
twtcr. the c1aei!"n irom shc con.i. .nccs Il OBJ
| v,ourlr iLrgutAtle. aud violates so1nd prlu
ctp1sf OF nLtt, rmity Q! taxation.
"Foufth. 1fthc taxation is aee enmed by the con
e'grce. then IL In substance tax on eaics cv,ec
| nrou t!nelr clses In the comInunliJ. Whllc nj
otbtT c'attre Asc cscmpt.
"Fslics'rc ruh shx 10 ho unjust. u3wtss ntd
rfsiud'ciAl ~ the Interests Of the sM.c, we IRA,
for IT. ntssl, and 70 will crof pray.
"A l!i1t ior At act 10 amend the ac:r, cnti.1o 70
ttcttiF' y NJ ael fus iho ssseesulent Of prop
| cEtJ sid the colt tttbu Ut kaSLs IN cnun.!sa
atnrltg the loxnship OsEAairaiipn law AuE
| An ftl fur the atacBsIrLt VI property tu.t
arpiortd February II, 1859.
| 'Bt It .hcet.d by ths lttjdt of fAf &aft nf M
nnts. rti,rsssntstt N ths Gsnssal AsssMtiv:
"ext11oA l. rbst tho ycesnd acc Ton unn,bs rot
u Of II nc', caltlsd 'An xek 4 the so n
I'll fopt fty tho collection OF taxra IN eouutse;
adop,ltE tho r. wnsltp Osrsntt4tlon las,' np
iio'eh n hsnasy II, i.3j, ~ tho tec3ud so:tior
tnmfcrtd u Of 40 nst, entitled An actor n,
ttet8tmcft u property, approved fohfusfy II
l-b;'. he, a:d ths xsu,e are hereby. repealed,
's!r. i THIS act shall t4ks e6.et from and afte
III Attasr."