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IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
H LII
, 1874-02-18

13S aoIor NAV noa y w a o y fern 11igg ~
olincd 10, but afterwards recovered, and closed
firm. seller March ranged from 56t{@55l6c,
cl9slng at tho ,outaldoj aoor May 1t ,00d{
... CALI, HOARD.
Z Provisions ~woro In moderate domaud md
steady, :Mosa pork. cash or seller tho month, wab
qnoated ~ y $la12}6Rl415; ae!ler Marcl. s14.12h
May ct e1405@1a.70. Lard, cash or aollor Tho
m1S6antb, $s.e7t1@9.0o aollor Maroh, as.s7lf@
s,m M aeller n April, @9.021&@o.o5i acllor May,
March, e7.771s@Z8o; solIor Xprtl, no bids, no
offers. Short ribs, cash or sellor tic month, Of
ioreil at 7s6o; soler March oorol NJ 79Io seller
561o; sellor March, $500; noIlor April e5.e6 Of
fered. Sales include 1000 brla mosa porls sollor
March, at $l3,15; 1850 brls d. BOILER April, at
tca lart, seller March, at ss.87aT; 5o006 lbs
short coar, aolior March, at 79lo; 3D. 900 Ms do,
aoler April, ut $500; 15o.0oo lbs do at e9.o21G.
, 1874-02-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,
TurBnAY EVENING, Feb

ALooMo1-onotsb1o oaaior At sl.0l@l.os.
being chiefly for ohoIce and hand-ricked iots. Va
2 aaeto: aaR Navy bcanns :2.oo@a.4o; mediums s1.eo@
,p,ssas u y Srs anv
ance Of activity In Tho bngging market and te long
looked for advance has yet taken place. THO opc-
aud, as tho eeason promises to 10 ono Of moro than
eo,rd.nnry activity, hodcrs aro unoquivocsly arm in
sno,s VioTs there 6ons no aplaran ncinaon to in
good condition. 'Po roucat ol,r quotations Of week
ego; a. ludlow 4. 3ae Lewiston 4, 32,sc; american
g. ss 9iaf ganss c.ses .nss az 1ss 5
1eo; ,.2q DC 1onble; 27@2so wool sacks. G0ao3c.
csnes s s as5 hsga b. %
no appreeisbs increaao In tho supply eonagnrcs e.
late1y advanced prices arc easy sustained. Tic Ok.
tsSms tn p.tces now prevalent must result In dimn
supply would undoubsetIy gi1o tho market d down. nv
The Eee.pts ecn,iang principally Of i. to
good grades, 2s@sso; fn{erior to Common, soSssee;
C1IEEsE-Tho plcaeanf spring.liAo weather Of the
psst few daya hua witnessed soo Improvement IN tho
3aS demand for oheeae and tlis fae toRathor with o
movement Of prices ut tho East, has impaired to tho
market buoyant sone, Quotations remain tie same
York factory holders ara now asking 1885, Fno goods
arc becoming scarce and will bo out Of Tho market be-
3Se0 nsE eses9 Nex Of dssSo H en- b
arg Woasorn factory. do 1b11G1GSc; lower grades,
es5a1 Gohh-1n connection with tb,s market thoro !,
nothing new to report. Tho continued millncss Of
tho weather operaed against active trade, but deal
sss sla1 Inn hnt a prices sro nov below rayns
10 Hsposition o "eat andars 'D' tHe present. 1t
n,sss Gs rop1as our list .: ow L.
50. 90: Eric and Walnut HILL ~ 60. Drnoks ~ IN:
, 1874-02-18

TuEzDAT EVENING, Feb. II.
Iha week ending To-day has Witnessed 1lo very de-
cldea changa in Of hs festu1as The dry-goods
market. The amount Of goods distributed. tlsoMxIl
3D. quite up 70 a reasonable expectations interior
merchants ns Wen as local retailers ordering with
greater liberaitty than IN past season4 during the
uniform for all standard productions, whatever Of
reaknees tho market may hare shonn being confined
out Of season. Carpetings reain quiet o. previously
quoted. Mondays New York Dulietin says Of tlo
foreign goods market: The dry goods imports con
year being for The week, s3o5o13 agalnat Sis
for the same tins Last year. Business continues very
quiet with tho jobberB hut lcro Is rather more snrt
n tho distribution Of staple fabrics from rst hands
White goods and Hamburg edgings fairly active,
for linen drin ducks, and other clothing makes whiia
city and country dealers making fair ne,octions Of
damaaks, towclinge, and housekeeping Makes"
, 1874-02-18

kEW YORK,
NkM YonK, Feb. I,-CoTToN-Easfer. ridaIfno
up!ands l04c: futures closed quiet and steady. 8ales,
hnE4parurrs- Flour dull and lowcr; receapss 15,ooo
brs: auper0no Western and State, $5.76@0lb; cnln.
1n S 70 91oa SatF. e a good 70 eloise !ea
st. ioni ~dsas 3s on4 e1Fs 4ho S9@
unchanged: Wheat heavy md lover receipts, 1000
III Eo. Chicago spring, s1.41@l 20 Do Milwau2ee,
st.6o@l:6o; choice Northwest, $i.50H Tye, barley.
and malt unchanged. Corn quiet; receipts, 900 h
81 wsstR Rsssa ass s a se a. q
"a goo bn; mixed Western. bo@slo; white, 6l@elXc.
aaooEN1zs-codee dull and nominal. suuar1 1over.
fair MuscoTaia, 7.ic. Mola8scs steady. Rice un.
Msreh refined. 15,sc, spot !; i'd FEBRUARY: '"'
TunrzxTINE-steady at 49Ho:
PaoT1sloxa2iork heavy nav % mess, ii: s9e.oo c.,b.
$3.50 March sl5.75 nlay. 1eef and cut meats IN.
sSsass sss s n' Hs1 ..ssr ssay ;s ! !ss ssf
nurTrn-E4rm Western, 2s@37o.
SSnssa-s'a% wHlssz1eaist It tt!$tsss, $ e.
BaEApsrusrs-Floar steady tor low ls. atsde, o.hr,
qualities dull and weak. Wheat lower 10 sell: No.
:F18g :ag .sisd ;7 5a Ne I'd INTER
cash 621so March: Oats dull and lower; No. j,
N.70(11.80. nyo slow at BIC.
Wnlsk1-steady at oGc. .-.--..-. -
II, m aSiet At oo@1s2s 9uls ..
IS sssG sssfss. sS oa
oA7111-onch'nfsai ffon1sy,71n
BnE4osEuF1s-Flour and grain quiet md IN.
changed.
s15a5@155o 1u1k meats and baeon qaIet sna un.
changed. Lard-Tierce, 8s{@9Ao.
"n1sx1-s+5e' r,,rr,
TOLEDO, Fob. 17-BREApsTuFTs-F1our quist.
Wheas dun aud lower; No. whisc Wabash, s., ,zeK:
Corn dui an drooring; nov h2h mixed, soc spot
ssMs Gs sn4 1p ai,ds ssG oasy ESx n.i
Hoos-Dressed, S6.25,
MeqE!F7s-Flor dse ~ $50 brls; wheat 1000 bu corn,
sa1eaEsTa- loo brls: wheat, 1000 bu;
cofn' 1900 bu oats, u 199E2h; 1,990 np; mr.
CNontaAr1, Fob. l7-CorTon-stead It 15xo
dull an owe1 It IsE da S5
e. s s4sds. "a rs aFeGRes H. ta Bailey
9n!et e' 4 sso M urn la S's su,.t
steam. s3:o; kettle, o5o,tc. Bulk meats quiet and
;'sE :'Ss'ss' Sssss ssss sssss: Ss :. ;i;
% 70 solss est e*Fas s Light ssoetas;
"nnxz-s'''ay 4 MnIwAuKEr e.
and nclanged. Wheat dull No: a1ilwaukee, ti.2i;
No 2 *il6h5 cash Or March 81 a April. Oats qaist;
&C. MH b.gsy ags eesa1 Ges5 ! s9 &C.,
picked hams, loAaio1c. Bulk meats unchanged
I1ous-Droesca, $500
hr H.. whs;a ;.,t Il %
CLEVELAND,
, 1874-02-18
HEAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments wore Glod for rec
ord on Tuesday, Feb II:
oITY PROPERTY,
Tinkham av, eco It = Of Chco9o av, W.T. 7ox12A II,
dated Jau. 80: consideration, St,s0o.
hebecca at, Ia It " of Ashland Nv, n +, 4e102 IT.
dated jan. 10 consideration. $4,000.
Coolidge at, 12o It Of Paullna at, T. 241sa It, atod
Feb. 4; consideration, $1,750.
Weat Harrison It, % II Of Oakley ave, +, s312oe
Il, dated Jan. o; confederation, 5000.
Jones Ut, 12o It Of Thirty-third at, ef, 25x150 It,
dated Sept. ., 1873; consideration, $3.50.
Main st, 100 It Of Lyman Ut, I, 95x107~s1Q It.,
hQQaf4 48ta4 KeR III sQQatdsSaIQp, tl,QQQ,
, 1874-02-18

Wheat was active md irregular, averaging
about : i1 hlgher than last evening. Liverpool
was dull, and Now York wea1s, but thore we're a
bly from Afilwaukeo operators, mud this gave a
firm tono TO tho markot which WAS followed,
ator Ia the dny, by rather FREQ inquiry on local
speculative acco'tnt; Tho ncroass IN tho stock
and for last week 25o, ,4os bu giving ua now oyor
hangs rather heavily. There was littlo cash
wheat wanted to-day for shipment, hut consid-
April options. 8oller March opened Of sf.16h,
advanced to 31.1714, rccolcd to e1.1GN, roao to
71.111(, and closed al s1.175Gc: solef April sold
at sl1sI@1;2oH, ld oaloslng at sl.loN. sener
ay sSc eoso2 { 5 81 'pNgss Na ssa snrss ss
closed firm at SLID for Northwestern, and
s1.18l5 for receipts elsewhere. No. spring
closed strong at sl.13, and retostod do at S1.06.
s gast sales we're reported Of 1890 bu No.
sl.19}1 1000 bu do at si.ls;9 1,2oo bu No.
spring at s1.1G11; 1000 bu do 1T Sill TO-
o0o bu do at $l.16; Il, 200 bu do at si.i59{;
S9 ,a na DO DO a = s1l1 s4o9 eo6 bu do at
eoo @ ba ~ No. 81 spras q 1 IT 1sacss S1s
spring at 8l.05. Total, los, 800 bu.
Corn was very quiet On cash lots, but more ao-
tive IN options, though tho business consisted
largely of settlements. The market averaged
sl@lo lower though closing At tho same price
per 4s0 lbs lower, and New York was dull :: but
our receipts, woro not largo honce thore was
not much cash corn pressing on tho market. A
tho doolino to fill n or sottle, nt profit. Haller
March opened at 55c, advanced to 5515c, rooeded
to 654o, roBe to 5516o and closed ut 65I1c. Bell
So o'a AFa s9a 1ag s 6@s5S ~ and sellsF My at
jeoted closed at 5o15o, aud now do 1t 4sc. Cash
saies were reported Of 1000 bu No q at 55c
l1,G00 bu do 64}sc; $4,000 bu do at $3.50 2,806
bu rojected old at 5lo; 1900 bu DO 1t 5oJ1c;
1000 ou do st 5oo; 400 bu do new Of 4s}5e; 1900
sample at SEC. on track. Total Al, 600 'bu.
Oats-w less active, and averaged 10 per
bu lower, in sympathy with wheat and corn and
because reported dull In New York. Tho market
41hc, and cioaed At a1s9c. Seller April aold at
Gasll sefes Tere reported of 2: 400 BIZ No. 4 At
419o 43 d9o d9o b., bu do Ct 411o; 1.2oo bn DO at
sample at 4471o; 600 bu 90 It 1870; 500 bu do
Rye was in good demand and steady at tho
advance noted yestorday. salea wero reported
offered it was quoted strong at B2c.
Barley was dull and weak, at Q decline Of e@7o
On on NO; No; =, ana Sc per bu on Ne buyers bold
1T ng n tor reeas aFer tsP No. t., s so sgy
No. was nominal at $1.69@t.04. Rejected
closed at about $150. soller April WAS nominal
at 91.e5 for No. q. Cash saloa woro reported Of
{, GOO bu No. Ct s1ao; 400 BY do at s1:7s; 400
bu do at s1.45; 800 bu by sample at s1.B0; 400
bu do at $l.83;. 300 bu do at 91.75; 400 bu do at
S1.72; 400 bu do at $1.G4; 400 bu do at s1.80;
100 bu do ut $tb213, on trnck. Total 10, 100 b,1.
Tho following are the footings Of tho official
report Of grain in Store in this city on tho ayon-
ing OF Saturday last, and datcorrosponding at dates;
, 1874-02-18

led hanst o116l11o, dry nnltod meats, loose,
or ong oaag! for sr 1Ss 7,
than ealtoa DO. Meats for March dofivory1 Shade
higher, and for April A@Mo higher, than cash
g'1o gFfeos' ~ naoon on. @oate Tor ahondoIs,
X &ss Rissse seea j sSSass San II ss%s
A[oes beof, es.75@0oo; extra mosa 10,
so;76@1o:9o boot hamH, s28.oo@28.50. CITY
tta!low' oH@7o; grease .g'otablo At 5@7o9.
sales wero reported Of 800 brla moss pork
500 brls do at s14.20; 100 hrls at al4.l71 256
brls do at s'14.1D; 1000 brls do Boor Aprl at
s14.40; 900 brla do ut e14.05; $40 brla do nclor
May at e14.76; 750 blla do nt e14.7O; $50 tcs
lard at $500; 500 tee DO nellet March at a8g0
sss sI'es !s1 h4 e i SO tfis Dc ST. sySp'95S 5
tcs do at sO.05; Ia tca rojeotod lard d' at 6}fo;
2o, ,ooo lbs green hama (1o lhp) at 816o; 90 bo1os
Shoulders 1t 594oI 20o, ,oo0 lba short ribs aoller
$3.50; 1oo,o 900 lhs do bayor April, and 100000
cash; 1000 lhs short eloar at 7slo 750 boxen do
at 60; 90 tcs bolltca ut o>4o: 30 fcs do at 0ilc.
-! Flour . Was exceedingly dull; tho only domand
fact that noarly oil tho hales reportetlawero "on
p. IT," 1t may DO inferred that tkoro was an OK
tonsivo weakening. Moat holders would prob
ably hhYo boon willing to ooncedo 10D16o por
Drl. while bide wore about 76c below grovioua
ton, but closod lrmer. saloa vero reported Of
Ivy brls white winter oxtrRa On private termB;
l00 brla spring cxtras at SG75; 100 brls do
{Alinn:) at 5000; $50 brls do on private terms;
1oo 1o brla rye At @4;e2M. Total, 95o br1s: Also
~ tons bran at $l6.G0; 40 tons do at $1,000, on
track. Tho following wcrc the quotations
at tho close;
, 1874-02-18
MARKETS DE- TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Fcb. I'LL .. m.-Dreadstufrd-F1our
39a92os 8d Whcat-Winter, 12aa12s Cd: snrinr' liz
Id@l2s "a; white, 13a@19s Sd; club, 1ss odai5s ID.
Corn, ~ %. pork a7s o1. Lard, {4s Cd. Hecoipts
of wheat for tho last three days. ooo qrs DO 30.
L1vEaroo1, Fob. 11-7p .. -WAeat-spring, Ill "a
&i2s "a; white, 12a iod@13s; olub 1ss 4dtSl3a ID,
L1yEaPoo1Y Feb. H. 2. m.-Cotton quiet and
asca nj nad1ng iggs upland sd 0orlesns sasd
export, 1900. Yarns aud fabrics At Manchester dun.
but not lower. .. '
Dsesdstu1s-Quiet: California white wheat, aversaa
Quality, ~ lod@1oa club, 1856 4d(91as ID rcd Wes.
ern spring, 11a 0d@13s 3D. Receipts OF wheat for past
teaS ree a9gs n o grs Of whleh a 900 qrs were Anor
Proysiona-pork, Cos Cd. Lnrd, 44s Cd.
32]5 on account, OAK. '"
~ 0nited sateB seouritioa-Donds Of o5, 1o9K: do
5ts, io9S lo+4oa l03H; now 81, 1031. New Iork
contral, w. Erie. AK preferred, 90.
Paris, Feb. l7,-Ron(os t8f 8Oc.
, 1874-02-18
LOCAL srocK AND BOND MARKRr.
Mcsers. Preston, Kean & Go. quote ~ follows

Latest.
NEW Yong, Feb. 17.--Money easy at 4dD5.
Sterling quiet at s4.85 for GO days. $4.881k for
sight. ~1'>S N0'
Customs receipts, $420000.
l12H. <%~
Tho carrying rates were to per cent,
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
Olcarings, S5o000000.
Governments firm.
state bonds quiet and nominal,
Stocks opened quiet, with slight changes, until
letters, purporting to como from tho President OF
the Western Union and Toledo Wabash & West
ern Companios, wore road, announcing an in
crease Of the capital atock Of tho Colunonles
whenItho market declined II to X por, cont unler
heavy pressure to soil. It was subsequently,
ascertained that the lettora were forgories. when
there Was d rush to buy back the stock sold, oad
recovery Of n to 8 por cent took place in tic
general lst But at tho final close this was
partly lost. Tho principal activity Was in Vest
q ern Union, Uuion Pacific, Wabash, Lake Shore,
forrea: The salcs betveen 10 aud o'clock we're
165, 600 shares Of which 10000 were Western
Union. II 900 Union Pacific, 14,000 Wabash,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 11,000 Northwestern com
mon, 1000 ohios, and 1000 Atlantic & Pacific
preferrel,
, 1874-02-18
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING" Fob. II.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty -four hours, aud for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-02-18

pu1hADEIrn1A, Feb. 17.-woo, auIet and nrua.
Ohio, Penn'ylvania, md W>ut vlrania double extrs
ooo; ooarse 45@6oo; Now York, Michigan, Ind,ans,
and western iluo. 6o@52Hc; medium, taK@s6o;
ing. unwashed, 2N@tao; Canada com6ing, unwashod,
sk@ ss2k@Eo; Canada bombing, 62@85c nns, unwashed'
soess9g; coar.e and medium. washed, 3S@3oo; tub
No. and auporfno, pulled, 45(abQo. '