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REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments wero filed for rec
ord Oh Wednesday, .March as;
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The following Instruments were filed for rec,
ord Oh Wednesday, .March 25;
CITY PROPERTY.
Wnchiater; nv, 1oa # Il of Polk IT. Z, ai1ll4}s #,
dated March IT.; confederation, 81 ECO,
Ann st, 1o4k II Of Randolph st. VI I, 25zll5 II,
:datsl Fob. 3; consideration, 50 GOO.
Weat Indiana st, 1853 IT oof Robcy n ST. 24x1oo #,
dated March 81; consideration, $1,275.
West Washington st. aa>s It " Of Robqy at t, 9ox
.12t It, dated March IL consideration. s13, ,poo,
date Hsh eoseIe 81 iae.
~ Webster ~, cor Of Horndon st, I, "a s-1o1
wel t. "a datsd g Ma5eh y; sonsilnraon sooo
IT, aed Massh il; eopsIdoratlon sso5 s.
#, :latod March l. u; consideration, 500:
122 7-1o IT, dated aug a. 1879 consideration, $3.50
aS rssses Nj sS frk av ated March
2as15e It; atsi Msra @ e eonsorst'onn' II nn M
W VET Congress st 1Sy:s Il of Campbell u, f,2oH
south Dearborn 81 iii SO It A of frtStbra si st
NJ, s3xllo e dated harch q; consideration, 100,
Also. Sacramento square v cor Sacramento av, nj,
2a51l4o +. dated March consideration, SIS ,Ooo.
1sept sS
Ihs pfs!sss Nc 1os West Madison st. dated March
Vest Madison it. 17o,fswo Of Bsshop court, +, u,-
divided 4 otas14s $40 IT, dated Feb. IS consdoFa-
West Madison st. 1877 ftw Of Bishop court +, IN
dy.!sd n 4axl25 3-10 fl, dated fob1s; consideration
hoboy It, 100 # Of Polk st. f. 2lx114f II, dated.
st Mes It, Il ef ayss IT, 24z1oo it, dated
March rs conH!ppration, $1,000. t. '..''
Lot on ktEeet frat of Central Park Nv and 10a It
Of oeago ~, T. 69z1e9 #, dated March 20: cctsid
sloan Il, l25 IT Of Noble st. +, undivided Of e5x
125 IT, latcd March 20; consideration, $780,
Irving place. cor Of Polk st, + Il 8-10x190 It,
tfated aarcl. 10; consideration, sl 900.
h1cbiKali nv, 75 it " Of Hush IT. 50x100 It, dated
Mnrcl 20 consideration, $19, 900, ''|
Lot 81 In n1ocl 49, Sec. T. -, II, dated Aarch II;
consideration, $1,000:
/ MONTH OF CITY L1M11a.
cl May !, 1874; consideration, $4,000. -
Lot and i Lot = in Won Hu'len'sn Il, ,sub-1ot 2,
Of Lots 7nnd g. Pine Grove dated March II
: Rour1g: or CITE LIMITS.
Lot 49, In Block Of u74 rods ol o Il Sec. d., SO,
Iots in Stone 8 Whitnoya W Il X Sec. O., etc.,
38, IA, dAte1 Jcn. q consideration, 81. 900.
Loa % to M and 81 to b0 IN Block o. aud Lois % 10
80 IN Block - Meon'a Addition, dnted Feb; 1o con
Lots 10 md 20. in smitha Lot 7, OF Hubbard's Il,
Of BEG. p 49, H. dated ksro!l Is; consideration
Lot and Il 4, In Block 2, OF Fawco.t'a part " 4
aro 4,9s, II, dato May L. laI1: consideration 81 1
Lot 10, IN Dgck,4, Wright l. Winletta = y Il OF
'sWA &c., o, as. IT, dacl Feb. n; confederation,
Lpt 4, III Dleck q Of ,,lorls to 1. cannan's MAN
lion, $780,, ~ " :.
, 1874-03-26

l. Waoat waa aotiyo, and averaged fully1e higher,
though reported Id per 100 lbs; lower III. Livor-
lug among holders, aud. buyers. holding OF Tor
lowor prices. Tho movement here seemed to
chiefly hang upon q widespread desire to talo
advantage Of tho 424c dlleronce between April
the property. There was . fair inquiry, how
ever, from tho April shorts, tho: impression
being TINT recelpts will not bo; large
unlcsa our market should advance materially
aud towards. the oloHo, there was quito
an excitcnout, on receipt Of the nows that Liver
poo! had takon an upward turn, though New
York wRHAlll dull. There was a.lIght inquiry
for shipment, but it was remarked that our
stocks III. store alc actually. decreasing. soller
April opened nt sl.1s1155, advanced to 81,18N,
at; s1.19. Seller May, auld at 91.23@1,2s9
closing at .2315. No. sprng cloBodnt 5l.1SJ5
for rogular to Sl.194l for receipts dated snoo
tho 17th, with preference, OF 15e for. North
"ai %ss's; IT Il s9p spFiss de- s'"ss ss 3iis noH.
and rejectoi do 1t sl.o7tG, oil o. % storage:
Ces],, sa!cB wero. reported of 1,2D0 bu No. 9
Northwestern IN. ". ~ at s1.2oA; 1000 bu
atrictly freah No;,3 spring ut s1.l9N 1000 hu
25,00o bu do at sl.1896; 400 bu DO atsl:ls1HS;
4eoba 10 1t t. sIi5 aj Su p pejoetoa au
aprlug ut 91.o711.: Total, 81, ,0oo bu. y,
Corn WIS moro active, and averaged ~ higher
boeM started up early, not 10 much by tho al-
vices OF strength at otherpolnts Us by tho receipt
Of several ordolH from paitcs III tho country who
had previously sold for hlay dollyory, to huy
lAoh and tho Inference was that they had either,
found better market for thor corn at homo, or
expect to ship 1t directly East. This demand
brought ont tho April shorts and they filed in
moio freely than for soyoral days past At tho
sn1n0 tlmo there woro mob wanting freo sollors
who look for big doot,llo towards the close OF;
April. Those eay thut most Of the corn
hua boon. sold to come hero III Nluy,
the pylco for TINT month being
higher tllau for either April or Jrne; and TINT,
1t, will come forward iii such quantities as to.
surprise those who haye boen preaching "shpsts
CROP a,ld aptiug upon it,. There WAS u nodor-
ate do1nalld for shipment today, Sol1or May.
oppnod Ut 05c, advanced to 0Bo rocetlod to 8596c,
a,tt cloEoa aEal at G5o. Seller April sold ati ii2
G2113o, closing firm at tho OUTSIDE. 8ollor June
sold at 0oGlt514o. No. 2 closed at daI1q for:
rogutar to co. for strictly ffoHh rocopts,. viii,
m.da. New No. :? o of oaseu by ss oossd 1sa
G0o nnd now rejected ut 681lo, Nil on 70 ytoIaue.
CnAh sales were reported OF 300 bu lgh nixoIl :,
strictly fresh ut 639{o; l, 600 bu DO 1t 0yI50:
5,0q0 b,l do regular u G25Se; 1900 In No, q GTd
fsesl. at d2}lo; o $40 bu Do regular at 0aho: g0i
bp do now at Jug too by do Ut po1&o; j. 4do hu
rejected old, at doc; 400 blu do, now, ut 68lfo, ):
Bu0 bu do ut Csc 1900 bu old No, 1t 1in I'll,
az, 900 b,,. - r ~ !. -'','
Oats were. quiot, but 4 @15o higher, tho greot-
est strength being Oil current recuptp, Which
were acarco, and wanted Ut 49G9454o, cloaiug at,
tho outside. There was llltlo do;tiani tor on,
tions Of any kind, though New York was artnn,
, 1874-03-26

a!ons e,,; eoal, Il, la3oa.; ',.:, ,.'..:.',.-~.,
tSseR'p n a posns e s srss sas
c,'larly of choice yaristics swao. potaoes from Mp
easo ss "f5s s5sa Ssss ssf. It 4 .s Ey
l.4o por ~; MIXED ietS M:isfsl 10; ro,ohSows il
car:lo" ~. aaressa 2o5l.a5i
rour;E r;Elsr-Thora >was Only = Nght, iocal. dcrs,.nd
for chiokena and turkeys nt apt yosserayH rage nj
r u sso TSsafs ss s sass Ss e@s e6ssSs
cl,itkona. d,osscd, st76 4os fsr:io good 10, s965
Sse1e y sSS s:s4 ,x sss Sact ;;1yS faeSS &
sllEDs--Ttmot!y.w .w.s 1ossaatvo and conrnnn seed
nstIts md lra 4 sstossas 2n aud mammoth % al
assfip l;ss sss& Ssss !; 'es sss &c 4
e :s !; :. e.:
1 baga duet III II baga prime OLIVER al sSp5 Il
.s sags q = 9.s q aso
6asa psl%o ,nasn,e as ps. d. o. ss @ 20
n,: ID good eaoG st Gss prs 4
Is ssE;s s:ss =. e + >. @ .nns.s
ordionIy ooar,o. $aoo; coarso la,noi, Sid; asaun
isss ssss 1.syy sy a1y s1s r.! s dairy Will
gratlcs. ars stronger. Priees renain wIp,t pro-
,oaneca change, and 70 eontit!uo to aupte Young
10 eliotce to- extra lno SaeQssl.lo; oont,nn e ns
o oa ai hiykon. e. Csssss eomaon psrial 12o9e good
so s:sss 81 hasnsy s'M"vla, Mpy a
@1.4o; choice 10 e1lra new, japan, U6c@ti.05 cn-
mon 10 good Do, 7u9soo; fairto good: o!u, o3@76o;
c0@7cc consInou To- no Oolnngi ssa45c; good, 900
Coo; choco to extra, 85ct@$1.00
T1Nr Cur-1sxtrn. 90@aoe olioice, coaosc medium
III; Euo1Sstassl I'm; lssf 7;sSs; half bright, eoe7oe
shoxtNa-Good- 10 chofce s2e9a5c; ,noll,,m, %
, 1874-03-26

The vote ln Congress- on tho, 1000, 900 inqa-
tion. question has had aomc slght effect on mon-
ey affairs aud prices of commoditios md sccuri-
ties. Gold was x Of per cont higher, and rail-
rondl stocks nearly -por cont higher than yes
terslay morning, Ehere;was also buoyant and
speculative fool1ng in tho grain nurketB, though
IN these. tho adyaneo was not general, and was
perhaps moro attributable to, tho Increasing aup-
ply of money, hero than to my prospective: in
crease of currency, On tho. whole, tho oireot Of
the Congressional action 4has been very slight
yot, md. eyun if tho Souate should voto to a,l-
thorize THO romaining s18 900, GOO Of groenbacka,
the advance Ill the price Of gold and the stimu-
lation Of epeculation-would perhaps bo much
less than ie generally believed, Tho rcAtoralfop
of conf donca necessary to d. reviVal of business
in all itB branches is not SO dependent on tho
supply Of currency as many people suppose, and
the small amountof s1s,000,00p TINT may pos
aibly bo, put. out yot.would not havo any; in,-
portant inilu ence. In thai direction. Confidence
ial gradually. royivipg. anylow.. Tlis Is shown
by tho increasing deslro OF capitalists to lend
thor money ut some rate, eyon though it be q :,
low one, provided only that they can got Batis-
factory security. The necessity to find employ
mont for their money wilrgraluully induce capi-
ta1ia ta to extend aid to branches Of business that
uoH " 6et tsnoW- IhpeE thhttue panAsoo uotcaio
to take now will be taken as soon as it begins to
appear Tint the manufacturers, merchants, and
epeoulatora who are supposed to bnye been Grip.
Pied By, tho, pnpic., ARG developing; strength
enoughsto ,wigglo through: without being, thrown
into bankruptcy. Tbole tare,. Of eourso,, q. fow
Who may not be able. to- do this, and tho sitting
out Of these doubtful ones is just what capital
iats are waiting for before they will have conf
denco in the gonerai Bolyenoy,of tho entire busi-
ness community to- tho. satna o1tont rs before
tlio panio.. This restoration of confidence, how
over,' would come without any inCrease ia tho
volume Of tho currency, and will come in fow
We'bear Of large, amounts OF money from tho
couitfy from tile Eastern Statos, aud oven from
Europe NOW being offered in this city for invest
uient in'l loans on real estate, in town, county,
and oity bonds and all similar securities. In tlo
banks also, money continues to accumulate, and
Eomo.. banRors aay they anticipate dificulty.in
using their m}99aey }9 ut even per cont during tho
next Biz months:
New. York; exchange was scarce to-day at 500
Per 81 900 premium, and the probability il that
tho supoliuoua currency now accumulaling hero
willbe shipped OF 10 New York freely withn tho .
next month to make exol,ango.
;, 1leasrs- Preston, Kean + Co. quote os fol-
, 1874-03-26

aud wheat and corn woro higliot hero. Seller
MnEsold at ta11a6D47o,. antl' l'soorr April atdo19o,
Whilo,Hollor tho inonthswaa inactive and nominal
froaliiouoipta but mono wnro offered: CASH saloa
werc reported Of GOO bu No. q at. 46tfo; GOO bu
do at a5 10; 1900 do at4ho 1000 bu by Bam-
plo at:6oa' 900 hu Do; at 47o'; oo6 BIT do at 4oo
on the qnotationa'of yostordny, With. a: moderate
tlomand, and:yory littlo,in tho markct, whtla tho
stooks In atoro aro unusually Bmall. ThGm
ket closed g. ,sa $50 for regular No. q asles were
601ao;G G 100 bu do at sao, 800:bu rognlar No. q at
D1o. Tosal 2:A0o tru.
Barley VIVA dull; and Irregular. No. a waaon1y
age; but tue other grattas: :voro worry weak, ayor-
Mging nbo1lt 90 lower. No. g. oloaol Mt Sl.31, and
roJcotei! nt 81. 10 for winter storage. Tho COLI
tiliNod di1llnesa in.tha nst Ia telling hoavily OH
m tn1 In 91s Cash saoa waro r9portq Of looo
nlnr at 81. ~ 1,200thu4No. Of 21.08; 500 bu do
at 400 hu rajnntetl nt .18 400} hi1tlo at
SLID; l0o bt, by sample at S1sA2 !: 900 bu do nt
BlSo 800 bu- Do, at $1.2b, dolvsrnl.. Total,
LUMBER rnE10nrs.
=. At a'meoting Of tho Board OF Directors Of tho
"'LumDoI1na1ls Exchange Of Chicago" hold Inst
saturday, tue members OF which rapraHont, tho
Wholesale or oargo trado in lumber, otc., In thus
otty, and WHO aro aAippora. to tho oxtont Of Mt
leaBt 90 pur cent Of tho amount of lnmDer passed
ovar the 1atlroad docks in Chicago, the following
resolution WIS pnBBod:
That It ia the opinion Of this Board tllnt tho
rates Of freight, etc., carried over tho various
railroads loading from this city ahould ho esti-
mated ana. charged by the 1000 feet, a,sd uot by
weight, ns is the ruto at prosont on many OF tho
roads, and fnrtor, that tho freight bong cliarg-
cd by weight, tends To reduce very largely the
roceipta Of lumber in this> maskot especially.
green lunlher,h
COAn.
-. The total production Of coal In, tho. United
statos in 1879, according to tho Pottsyie iHi,.ers'
journal, was:
L4tt2oj luo
.41.bb1sII
Total production in 1875 AZ, $50
Tho increase in the supply, Of anthracite coal
Hotit to murkct in. 1878 over 1874 was B52, ,0l3
tons aud tlla increaao In tho supply Of bituiniL-
GUS coal moved towards the Beaboard in 1878
was .90o, 23y iona making the inoreaso in 1873
ovor 1879 1862 ITO toms.
ExpnnTs oF, PROVISIONS.
:. The New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
the following as tho foreign exports of tla hog
product from. tho ports Of Now York md other
Wutlarmentionol places from Oct. IS, 1879, to
March II, 1a74, inclusive, as compared. with
tho oxports from, all United States ports, from
Nov, l, ~, to March lS '73;
, 1874-03-26

LATEsT.
NEW YonK, March 25.-Rock Ialand has do
The Western Union Directors met, but did not
DECLARE tue anticipated dividend,
Philadelphia l., Reading. has declared q. quar-
terly dividend Of ~.
Customs receipts, 1891, 900, -.
The Treasury has dlabur6ed. a49,000,
Gold ransea at III j5@11aIS; closed st ll2g6.
d.. Carrying rates. 4 rer cent. to flat.
Cearings, 928,0Q0, U0Q:,'
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments oloAod .tirm.
Sterling firm at a4o5' for CO.. days; e4,s8 for
sight. '.',~"s'
Stocks before tho first Gull doolinoi 11ft@1S, but
OH tho call rapid upward mosomont ,6eHail, led
by Western Unlon. which advanced SIX on ro-
ports OF a. divldond on paollo BIall, which nd
vancod' per cont On tho stato1nont that tho
oyotduo steamer had reached, its destination.
In iator dealings there was general decline Of
35@2n from mtile lligh prices Western. Union
mout. The 1or1nor declined az: tho latter l16.
Ncxt to these stocks thu principal denlingB wcre
in Laio Shore, Union paclo, Wabash, North
woatorn. aud st., Paul common. Rock lsanu, und
y SID; 900 ulIaros sales Of Woster Union,
Union Pacific, $4,000; New York Central,
$4,000; Northwostern, common, 1000; st.
nso 15ao oie sa3R &c., IT, as sarp ESs 4ssaou a1a NJ I'D
close was the result Of realization, tile delay Of
Tho Senate III. tho 1nattor Of Tie finances, Homo
repolts lom Washington less favorable to intia-
tiou, and tho fact that tho Western Union ,Di-
Tho events Of tho duy in Wall stroat, takon alto
gethor, wero: moro important than for loug
tins past. The Bll,lou royiyal IN speculation
took many by surprise, and but few wero pre-
pnrad for tho violont tlucttsataoAs.
Tho Directors of tue Union paolflc 1ioad
hnVn iaa11n1 Hi1UlliAr HNn0t1nHinr TINT
, 1874-03-26

TArse dollars PER chr to be ADDED whe transferred,
which Charge folI0wa tho shingles.
ThlcknesA-Flya shnglca to be two inches in thick,
moss. LaYth-SlKtean inches.
METALS AND TlNNENa' hTooK-A .fair numbers
Of orders WArp r9ceYed nN rlHeen at current rrices
" TIM pLArEIO 0x14, 1890; TO- 12xl2; sla.s0; l41I
lid T1s-Iargc, ssc amal. ato; bar, a5c.
6oLDHn-No. i 43n No, = 20c.
LEHp-pg' 30; bar, 9Ao; pipe, full coils, 100; cut
SHEET ztso-rull casks, 1oo; lcas quantity, 1lo;;
Issinon--No. "a, bxo rates; ulpalu iron, g. o.,
nni lo a2o; do, ii and ii, ao; DO NO. Htano, s6o
ratcs American luaaa-A, lBu; u, l3s.
: dAhyAA14gD lnos-No ldeaao 10: No. 2l@2A. 13a !,
Of il pr cent Il nlaty from tits lisf. :
GoPran-Ooppsr bottoms, $50 brazters, over 10 lbs,
47c tnned copper, a4o plnHhal copper, slo; d. cut
WlaE-Noa to o, %; ~ to d 100; 10 to II, 1lo; H.
loo; 10 loo 20 2oo; fal Iaid0, 3opar cont DISCOUNT
NA1Ls-wers moderately active ut tho ratea prsy!-
ousy gwen 2of39ud per bug, Sd do, s4.6b; Cd
do, &.7o Al and 6l do. $5pv; ID; 10, s5.7o 81 do,
s x 2S 1t g ar Il ss
prtfea: Nanal!a rope y h. l9H@l74o sisal rope,
U b. esl6Bo; hemp SASH rord, b b, ls(@a9o 1uqr-
~ sa;s 1si asts ssS fspf ~ i s3ss sss ssj 9ia s
dis rho oil trala wa4 moderately active at al,out
laNSl5c; ;o1tss vlnt.r lsfS Pss Ne: i 7;{S1Fs; NJ =
slss2s: spsr.s, ssldes:b aestsfoet s. strs!iy
ss as; % ssnssst sn Do No. ssa s s
naphtha, o. gravity; Ito; naplulta, co'pMon, He.
hlu 1l.oN-n4u'alns dull hut tho ilplted auuuut OF
Raek l aerp gsyes hollcrp eonttrncn, anl full prcsa
aFolpnanau4 Wa Quotp: aeotcA taceording to brand)
Slg.o6as9.oo; htesx|(on t4io9; FuacaEaWay, Si3t1:
u tiao9; Do No. i sSo0i DO No. .ts2.uO; Missouri
, 1874-03-26

In the column, of p'crcQntagee, tho leash
monnR' inolrldcsi caah. OIL; land, cash Items,
cl'octs for tho Clcnrillg- stocks a'd bonds
on hnud, and nil anouutalno from other banks.
Tho aggregate. Of dcpobta was. e9;7s5,6o5
groator on Fob. 27t1ans on. Deo. 28j thought in
tho. Ba1uo. tin1o tho. oans' hndtt incroaaed, ouy
at,840,700i Tho cash lnoans, waa: 4507;89B lcss
than on Doc. 2CI but Tho nmonnt duo from other
hanks had, Increased. al. 400 B48;,
, 1874-03-26
300; Kirkland gr.c, $7.No; Iiockings vaiuy $3.50;
!! 1nIiana Ia block eoso: Mnonh3 sa6p; Wilmington,

uO0pEIsAGE-Tho lor,,nnd Ia light, Wo quoto !;
hstf 'ssa sfss. haFrs' 1 xy 1r1s ta;2e so
slaves, ro,,gh, 10, blckctlr $50o'a25.o9;
sSfes ssySs re,uYa hshs q e od ID
aour heading, S9oo pr sot aour hoop-polos, $oooS
Eada-Were In liberal aupplv onl easv ut 13a11nc
rloklc. lotaHold at 90 per .1oz.
E1sIlsWcro in gooa lelnnnt and ruled stusus and
nrm At tic quotations following: No. wlltcfsh, q.
l,r, $7.753fd1; No. .: :tio $7.0oea7.45; No. trout,
3d75Ga700i NO: shorc.mnckoroi .,cw, u brl, $l356
6r, $8,sOGo.O0: fsInily nackora X.hrt s7.65{a77S:
No: ! shore Rl,s f31t92.2s lai,k codilsh, t5.1oes
t.76; oeorgea coda.l sd25eadse;: Labrador herrlna
aor herring, rounG ri, s7o&sso do, N-brl. Siao
ey es,s w @ c oanss vses S"s ssns
lie; nQa,, drums 1axalSxo: ass In boxes. H.
sss,,1 1'@!ss T,s S'a;s issits: !: 4
Fsns 7@sMo 7slesin eon son sS pss is
s9.a issa Masa sps : Hsx XSst
Michigan q,iertors,, 1aN@iSs !: Western 90, 1iHta
5iiXa Southern ds, iossllet ps.ol;ss, p;fed "a,
piNedl ohurres, sstSa9c, Nurs~ISer:s, i7dsfs Ta !
'es xsfsssa xsas ssSs a;ena Ngss r,n: s. I
eal7o; Dr.ailA, ntal1Eo; rocaus Tezau, 0Nt5lOhe !;
" ,m,9g,or 4gt peanuts fsnsy 2@iss aoacaoHa quail
outl are firm Tho demand Ia Chiefly from rolniora
box Valencia oranges *l1o0ta pcr casc Palermo
' M assnhssriSs asa issSs in
neis q soeas Rs s1 y
asss asss's ss sas san
ornlnarkota assuming firnlnr. hoatlier tono. Tic
, 1874-03-26
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March IT,.
The following woro tho recoIpts md shipments
Of tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twqnty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding data QUO your ago;
, 1874-03-26

eoorcd oottona havc boon reduced from y to ID With
,oiils, Ifanton.. Du,nu, anI orioninl nsln.a have
boon reduced to 9kc. with ergo .ulcs. printa, per-
Gales, anl lreaH goo!s ara. Actlvo lawnR in far
gueak: A: fancy casalInpros dull hosipty ajlet.
, 1874-03-26
= TIT I'E.t1FFt4G3 o0tI Vtks
pARss. March 2z.-Rcntcs, COZ 75c.


.DosToN,. Mhrnir 23;--Woo11llH continue quiet.
Medium add extra Ohio anl Pennsylvania tleocea ut
65t9tc: good nsa Of WISCONSIN mud MfeAiE III leeooa
At 6oGs33o anrar1ns as1d extra pulled at 40@41ko.
, 1874-03-26
MONEY AkD:G0MMERCE.


WEpNr1pAY EVENING, March ~.
Tho ta''lo below is n summary OF nil tho items
IN tle- Ata!owepta, Of tho. nineloon. NATIONAL
Danlta Of Chicago. published to show thoir eo,,-
tlitiof, on. Fob. al, ,la7l
, 1874-03-26


CATrLE-fho cattle market was active ana strt,,g
At the advanced priceH prsyalanb earlior inte wee
Thete ,waatuo percnrtlhio inunition In lle attend-
nnce OF buyers, and large tho supply Of stock
terp was coit1cnt foeng nnlong all cGssca of or-
clutora Now York, Bokous Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Cereland Buffalo, and almost eynry Eautern market Of
anxrronatncnce had one Representatives. here
and large volume o. safe5 nn2on1iseI utSi.s0
@5.2s for. common to moliun grades averaging fran
u10 tn 2au a for goolsto cl1co stocra
averaging from 100 TO- fD0 ts; md a Sc.
Tor choice TO fancy gFaloas, averaging from 1J50 to
1.G0D u.s. Some thn cows md rough, thtn, ml1ed lots
Hold at 83.0o@aT6, but saos uuaGr $i:75 were by no
means numerous, wha by far the lnrgcst norton OF
tho transfer. wore within tho range Of $5,25GlG.q5
Butchers paid S3.7d6.0Ufor ninst Of tairaelDSiuue
aud feedass operatsd principally At f400@i.65 The
markos clQsed, firm.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dcevca-QEniltd steers, uycraKnE1 400
10 4.o3b lhs.. 50. .95Gat.6Q
Choice Besyes-Fine, fat, wol formed 3ycar
70 i year old steers, averaging l,300 to
4h0 576(aC 90
Aoud Dceye,-Well,fatt finely formed,
seers. averaging ,9u1 to 1850. It's. ,,, E3ja5 10
Medium Grades-Steors In fair Acsh, aver
aging 1:1uo to 1850 'ta........:....... Tbs. 5oo@52s
Butchers Stock-Common' to fair .Btpers
and good to ottra cowB, for ruity slaughter,
avsrging $50 TO l,loo lis. 4.oO@6oo
Stock ualtte--0p,nmon cattle, III decent
ficAh averaging 700 to 1850 !bs .,,..,, 3.6Oa4 75
1nferior-Light and thin cows. hcifcrs
stlgs, hns, and scalawMg Steers 2506a35Q
Cattlt-Tcxas: cor1l- fed. <aQEb, u
Cattls-TexAs wIntorel North. ....,,..,, 3bUttIl az
Cath0-Ta1as. through, dluyca. ........,. 25utt3 as
, 1874-03-26
!. WQ0L. = =
Harding, Gray l.: :Dowey,, Of Boston, write. as


Tho Lowell, Dsgc1ow, nnl Philadelphia Carpet Com
panlas hHyin9' nada u ciean sweop oE all thu SOUTH
tho aggregate sales puunt 10 upwards oG 30o ooO lbs
Of all kinda; but outside Of this largo traisacsou tu
carpet wools, the blsnes. has boen light nnd manu-
faciurers lsvo purchased only to auppiy, Immediate
wants. 1t y eviaen. however, that Manufacturers
aro short Of sonkas buyers haye been quite numnr-
Tho principal du,paud. Id fuE fine 1caces, and tic
prlco Of tls description coutnes to- 10 slstalnel.
at Tie c!Ho Of last woek, At 67o and other co,sid
ctabo sales have beo tnae this wek at 65sU0o per ID
for X XIX; aud abovo-~ Thn stock Ia very 1nuah ro-
duce1 here. aud a. fsw more weeks ot s!miisr trado
wonld elear tue market.
Coppng and dclaiue aeo,es very scarco nud sell
no% ta g assSe aGiss 1t " Meex i
Apart from tne lceccs aud conlbng, a other kinds
OF domestic wool hAVo been dull. Holders FREQ;
appear to olaraso with. any oonfleuce nn sacs can
only be forced ut sono concession. At tho tie,
It y generally admitted ti.at pur stock Of wool ia mt
new clip bcgns to como forwnrd The foreign advices
still very favorable, An advance Of. K@ll has
been obtained tho opening price for tho most de-
airabe kinds, and thu etlte purchases far for tho
united s!ats,s, amount To-, ts on!y ooo bae,.
thors Ia chauga III hss, description ooI31o rcr,
i, aro abo,lt 'ho oatsdo hsnro', f9r guod EaateEn
higher prica aro no, criterion Of tho ,narket.
ThsFs Is rathar, more inquiry fer iaii oalif9snis
nov Bpring clip from Southern California, and tno
wool from that section, 1t ia underetood Will 10 Of O.
COLI wenr at tic North hayo boon rather destructive
to sheor, md aylcea from tias section are not 80 fa
vorahn.
Wheat was active nnd higher, selling up TO-
.s1Io}5~ SELLER April, but closed ut s1.l911SGDi
l.10I. Sollor MaY s1ld at SI.2D11@1 .l316,
closing atls1:23s1 Corn. was fairly. active, luti'
, 1874-03-26

Withdrawn franl store yesterday for city con-
sumption, 2.o3o bn wioat; ILL bu corn; 4,os0
bu oats; 650. bu rye. ! T.
Tho following, grain has boon lnspuctod into
store tais morning, UP; to 10 ooloak' "a cars
, 1874-03-26
Dacoa,.han's,
209,099,801

oe1&FHsH'ss'es 1Iu50 z8,0l99o3 Hl19E,V48
The position Of the foreign exportR Of the new
crop from Oct. 28.to March II, from aboyo ports,
%, compared. with. the oxports from all United
statos ports from Nov. !, 1872, to March 49, 1879.
Ia an fniInwa.
, 1874-03-26

New Yorit Dry 0eotls Market.
New YpaR, March 2s.-UuA!sess WAN irregular will
agents aud j0buofa. Tue ulnrkat Sor eatol .oadY was
exaitads Andr manY Makess agr brown hlesohea audi