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, 1875-03-16

r.tccln1 r.1 nAeaA-,, .r,l., rt,,,I, tt IN C,, ~.
ami frrn Hill nirci IN neiicr 1nrIi 7tc II r." ~
5jc: low n,i1ei Bsixn. yci,ow ;b,:ni NJ rrat, " y -
U4s steojy and in tto,teratn ,tcr,.ii M T. E,t.r
M y M W.,i.,n Has =. vht sn,..a w. - ''so
Ut,oyaa srrnMh"Susre sh hr,,s ~ Ii IT. n IN ,rcr.d
u1autt1ott. SLM1
nsEsrED lIon.-t7.0Ka7 7.f1, dividing on 1aj.
n1oktfra--Flonr, mono wheat, v.0op. i,u: corn
ao,0 0 bn: oats. J,,0OD hu.
BnFMENrs-Fo,ir,I I03 jrls wheat $4,000 bu corn,
-, 40 bu ; oats, 7oDt0 b,.
Hr. rou1s.
ST. 1OuIs, March l1.-FLouR-Qutef. with Qoou ID
maud far fait extras nj $t.75Gboo
GnAtN-whele tfros,,jsr and higher with snec,fn
s1e fteng hsse4 on ho sapoo,el Injury to to st,w-
sl.o,H64t 10 cash; ei.lU April; Na. ra
No. 4 alr!uR, Stftep0c, Corn lower but With upoi
uftahnt Nu = IG3Hi3le caAi1 G3c May. Utis tlHls.
81 hstestEc. n1risy 4i!et and ,ilchauged. ltyo
h'Nht.; $l.9ial l.oi.
Ms,.t, MM,ttsMfw,i'an@; Slt1.
Mare ia'r ahes aI X, cash s1oso
, 1875-03-16
PROVISIONS,

1ica Pfl0DECTs-T:src again active and stronger
I+arl advanced Is rcr III IA IN LIVERPOOL, au Sep
York quoted up whilo the receipts Of hogs her,
were small, and isfces higher ia consequence. Ths
dernand for product chiefly speculative, bu. thai
was urgent, tlou9h The resulting nvanee was not sus
tsned, th. higher figures brought out froo sellers
Nc have already indicated that It 10 believed stronc
combination has been formed 10 obtau control Of tn,
product now here, And ihst fact has melted lux
shnr'H 10 a." in, ader conpctt,!on with long byers.
ss PnHn-WRs very active in OPTIONS, tluli m cash
lots, and arernRetl u va tOc per bel higher. The
kot opened excited slranccd A'c and fell or loo M
der FREQ offerings. closing rn. Bales wnse reported
Of 1850 urls seilsr April a. ti9. go brla
seller May st $l0asd 3g.fo; 500 tris seller Juno Al
$o.oE71e.ao; $50 brls aeller July 1t tIp.90. Total
S?be hrs. Tho markat closed at $t91Ea to 20 cash
si9.so5le.2oN for Aprii and s1o 5oa l969h for May
Other descriptions OF pork ~cre quiet Ant firm At
xa.5 for clear. $3.50 for family cst Is
for prime mess and $1s.sc6el3 for extra prime do
IAnp-was IKE per ITO lls higher, in sympathy
with the adsaneo At other points, but was only nlolur.
atsy active, ths attention Of ihe tsae bciug chlcDy
drtctel to pork Sales weEo reported Of 20 scs seyr
y s sSa a e. ss :s1s e;so ,ss sesr Apr at sso
tcs seller June at ~ usslts. Total. l5aot.s. 1hs
marriott cloaed At sla.5u9si37s cash; $i37s seller
alxATe-Wese ii i.ir demand and fully &c rcr Ii
higher, in aJ,npahy with pork and lard, aud under
eontiuuel eetiye export movement fro,n this point
with fair shipments from the seaboar1. Bilei were
reported Of 1 0uo Ia Aou1err It 7s.c cash and ~
Hrler May: 4 o11 Ill ahor ribs. sa.1 April, at IL X
ttluxc: 70 boxes do At 1to cash 2s bxs long clcara
ii u6c: 81 Isr short clears at ilc; 2roI lis greet,
hams 5 ihs) oXc lso Tea sweet -picklc hams t7 As)
1t lvc The marriott closed 1t 7c for gte'n shoulders,
VIC for 90 long clear. do short rsbA H. ~ DC
hans t' lts ayeragss At io4tntD;tc h1.ats ia at
ln-r: CURED, quoted fur shoulders ca. or be!ler
March: nc 10 teller April: 7tso do arlles My !;
long c1ear, ny ealh stllor Narch DO SELLER Apil,
i04c: d. 0cltcr aay. l5Na; short rius, lo1{c caah
% .ser soat nafe a.ar, 90 seller hAPr DO s M
do seller Ars1, ;1o4c: DO selor May, lie. noxad
meats Nc higher than 1oost u4con meats quoted 1T
1G4ai3Hc fur hams, 8Ae for shoulders, like for
short rihs, 1n,t l1r far short cleats-au packed.
GHI16z-W7s quit 1t Tta1Uc.
BEEF oDUCrs-Wrro qules and nnrnin:Iy rn-
chsnHrd, at ss.es for mess SIS for c1r. ,,csi aul
$2t.h, q II. N fnr harms.
TatLow-9no.esi At sH@s,+c.
, 1875-03-16

Rail Rail shlp'nt..
All't In y. y.
\ II, 1eo, In IRA, III III - ilat IN sai.G;i
H. l.o, III i, III. III 2. IN, UsI t. ItA;as III
.; i!.Wl. i9l k.al. sli :, 81. ~ i.h9hGS'!N y.
!: I: r.. r; s'an.g;s 3.SSS. N ~! y ssSs9
!; Il. lii, ~ i; ihl.a, l.67 hi tta
1 II. 77a III i, IL. 1'4i2.tal, sp A,hlg,ai2, ,Kls
.W,K MAT ~
T."!lFeb. el.';i
MkFeh 2l,'1|
F'ct,. II, u
WIZ Fob. 4. l.
WIZ jan.a','t.
WIZ ,StAr.5.'fI


Tecrbchms london calc NJ March II, la7a, reports
tho farmers deliveries nf Homegrown wheat III tho Ial
towns IN En9laMd ani Wales for tho week ended March
Kingdom at 2'o.o0 to oM,tlJ qrs. Tbs iln1oris Of
foreign wtrr for the .arns week. soeu qra Of wheat
qrr Of H14t1e. Thb aurrly 1T wheat, ho,,r Included,
tnr tho wc"E ended Aarrll 9, ta'S was to MI,
maximum. avtrags weekly consumption. Ths supply
o. ensn for the week wss s?oo to ttn0u hn, agantt
hb,n0 to COO ono bn tho prtvloua wsek, which, In the
fea weeks In Of the rrcseut 4vesAge weakly
consumption.
Tho stock Of wheat IN MarrciI,cs tho 10Th Fshrn.
Rryt 1s, wak t.7!t ctrcal qutntsla cf 3af h& sy-
o!rlnrnH racls+ aEainAs su gulntnls Feb H. 1875.
The !inpnrtA Of whcat Into Hatsclllea from tau to
qntntals for tho corresponding period in Ill., aud 3C3
400 qntats for The rorreaponhinR period in 1879.
During The ex Hnnka from Dsc. 10 ia Feb. vthere wtrn
- whoat laden vesats passei the D4r.lahellrs bound
for the United KthE1otn, md tho remsining s71 car
goes OF wheat Were destined Ia ths Continental parts
nj North Europe and tho potts ol ts Mediterranean
mostly 10 tie lattcr rurts.
, 1875-03-16
REAL ESTATE,


Tho following iua!rumeuts we're alod for
record Monday, Marcl. t.:
.-.-.. CITY rnorEn1r.
North Wells 1t, N cor Gocthe 1t, . I, IL B-10x
10J II, llod March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t.. 411J
Thirtv-hlth It. " II . Of Grand st. u i, III
12it It, dntei March 9.................... 1000
The promises No. % South Ashland ~, dated
Aug. 20. 1a71.. 10000
9siue tue above, dated Nov. 10, tS74..... 1l0Ol
Hcxt Ohio 1t. 20 tt Q Of North SanxnIuon 1t, at
2o1oo II, da,ed N.reh 10, 1000
North ~, gs It Q Of L1rraben nj, u, lAx100 n,
With buildings, dated March lt.............. eso1
North AZ. II It : OF larrabeo se. ! I, N1lO1 II,
dated March $500
olto ts. 1co y " If North Market st, II I, 3ix
loo II. datod March hG...................... 1850
Cnual #, between Monroe aud Adams kts, II,
491eo IT. dated March 1oooo
West Adams #. 2tO # Of 81. Louis nv, n I, 50
xll2 It. dated Fob. p...................... S.0e1
West Taylor st, 2&0 II " Of Leavtt 1t, tf,2a1
100 X. dated March hl................,,.,,, 5000
South Park ~, near Thlrty-alxth st, " T., 2tx
12l olo n. lAsed Fch. 7, 1s74.....,.... So. 4ND
sorTu OF CRY l1MlTs wzTHIS RADIUS or MILES fRoM
CnuHr-1toEsE.
Kimbark hv, % II n of Pifty-soventh Ut, ct,
17Srl75 It, dated March s1l..............,$ $3.50
Lot o., Block II, Of Adam Smiths part Nv X
Sec. 90, 90, II. dated Sept. l. 1B7a......,.. $50
, 1875-03-16

FCEETUN MAHKETS. -
LtsEnFoot, March It'll a. m.-FIour-9lH3a ga c4l
Whoat-wlntor. 9s loea?p Sd spring, s. adfass Cd
Willie, ss l1d@ss Id: Club. o. AdB.s 1Gd. Corn, 3as
edta3ss ID. pofk. 5ea od. Lard, els Cd.
LtvrnrooL, March 49, p. m.-Brnalltuffs au,ot !;
Lard. G2s Cd. lest unchanged.
LONDON, March 15-Hate d!scoun. In open market
for three months bills. 71s, Or l-G below tho Dank
Of England rate. consos, money. 9.z7sG99; account,
sas9s*: Ca. 1o7H; o1a lo7a; lo4os, 1oa; nav &c.,
103A; New York Central, o2: Eric, AK preferred,
20.
sririts turpentnc. 25a 3daosa Cd. Tal1ow, <cs Cd.
rsHis, MsrcL ls.-Rentes, tsf gsc.
FRANKFORT, March l5.-ooupons, T2, 8s,<.
1ivERrooL, March l5.-DrealstuHt olljot, IagJ
Ga Cd. Dacon-Leng clear mIldles, 4Bs I'd; phost
clear mikdlct, Cos.
AxTvrnr Mn ,ch I. .Dotn,,.-,. nt<
, 1875-03-16
Also the following, without comparisons:
Kind 9f 1,rGeucs. Hsesifed. i EHiuNtd.

Withdrawn from stoso on Saturday for city CON.
snmpton, LEO l wheat, ,osa hu corn scG bu oas,
], ,87s bu rye, 6,1R5 bu barley.
The following grain inspected into store On Mon.
DAY morning: CATS No. spring wheat. ia cars
No. do, y carr No. do, carr rejected d. l car
no grade do {2l6 wheat) = high mtxsl corn.
% cars No. do, 1ea reteosed do 4a2 corn, all
now; cara while Gals, CATS No. do, cars TO-
jected do: car No. 4rye: No. barley, carr
No. do, car rejected do. Total 40 CARS, or l7a-
ooo Int. 1nFpecteA ons. 3t,113 bu wheat, 6,207 bu
corn, G,673 bu oats, $40 bu harley.
The leading produce markets we.e moderately
actlro yesterday, sud mont Of them wero tyuler III
grain tue weather tended 10 strengthen. In prpy,4ona
the stronger feeling was due TO tho cnl.t1usn. Of
capital In tho cause. The gold premium wss also
higher, and TINT tsnded 10 help rtss iu prices o..
pccialT In exportablo products.
Thero was no perceplbs dlnInution In ths demand
from the Interior for dry ths local trade were
not buying to ANY notable extent, owing to the disa.
grctable weather presa1ens Tho toue Of tho rsarkot
remained arm. In tho grocery market there vera no
important new featurcs. lair amount Of orders
was placed snd values wero a!eady IL
previously quoted. The butter tFads continues
quiet. with ! weak 1nGcttletI, feeliuH neryadlpo
tho market. prces seem to bo gradually ea.tng
Oh n favor Of buyers. Checao Il La light supply sud
rsMa!ns firm 1t tha recently advanced quoto-
ttons. No chsnVcs vrro aprarant In tho coal, wood
GaRR!ng anu pig. iron markets. Dried fruits wtro in
fair request a nrru rates. F!z ruled mora quiet but
were no Ieks hrmy held. In the market for tobacco
there was reasonable degree OF activity .. full former
rn&G Teas arc moving more freely at steaier prtce4
Oils weto In fair request at unchanged rates.
Lumber wa in fair demand In tho aRxrezste. and
tossrabty hru NJ least Ut inside prices fur common
qualtes. Orders fran the country ass quite nn,uur-
Gus, anu tho city tu1incss u increasing building
materials are reeeyfny mora atsenton "a Tho scaxou
advances, and indications favorable 10 au eetiys
1IFjr Ia fPrs
, 1875-03-16

tLUQu-NlG In better IeHiui4. tkqtlHt the yOIufue
O., s.es was mt laras rhero xorn ..vrrai sbinr,na
osae3s on 'uo "2r2''' Due ~ MINIMUM Hgutes, which
holders would not accept, the further strength In
wheat maklug them very hrm ID ti.jr yewa uonce
,tn ,,,,vtn, x,,. cI.sv "a All I,c,, ,,,,,. s, 49,.
, .. ~ ~. -, . ~ M e"' ""As9. o.'s" "nte
VI 337 ufts "iutef1 Oh pfAsate teFnls and Vi
bsls spring ertras, chiefly at $i.os9A..0. Totil,
1,1eo brls Ths market c1oaed ~ follow Cho4ce win
ter extras r. a;Gs 80. common In ooa,1 in q nsa
m, s,oIa. .n.tSa -. ~ w., - -
ping grades, s4.ooG f.c5 patent spring, ss.o97g.l
spring supcrnnes, S,.0Na3.oo; rye -four, $5e5@5so
'asA 1,.. H.ea, ,,.u W. 49, s,.os@ r''.
naAH-"ss aeufe aao nfo as the aarauce noted on
6atursy, there being free buycts for all offerings.
Balea wore reported OF 20 Ions At soO 50S1l IN m
trark and xli % fr.c m 1,oar., car, 0'
CarsS.., W. s..u.ss ~ 49,. =. 80 ,.-,,
eoHH'n.A-"es luoseo Al slA9es3do Per hrl for
MtppL1sas-sacs wcrs 10 tona at Slt.op. fra on
hoard W.
tr,,r.r
nAEal-"aa acuso sna Irregular. aVeFagins 10
higher than on Saturday, though cosng Lie higher,
Tbs csuses Of tbs fr,uer feeling war; chienx iocn,
nh. raco,,t nav. -,,,tsr,,1 - ,, ~, .es''.
1890 r.. ~ as.s, .Ass' Atsu wv Feccu'
ksoFage 6nt s reported saGnenta wete also larger,
@ auu W. Meaine1 !o1aea ~ WINTER nsu fingered 30
~ f. to ~ ~ ,t np.ag a. ~ lase ~ iae spt,n9 Guy
,m.r. ~ ~. ~, l.. @ - ~, y. Al"'iy lialoan. ano
1ot13ssls 81 .,srcs n5 ~ tr - nnW INC
tS"t re- 30 - snn s ~ E IT, ~ set nps trae
t La, ~" 1h % M asa.on scanHy ufoh ua
.or iii ma fh.qs .. ,ac =" Desofa the
n.y. ~ San. 49, ti' ~ ,sa ~ "Ason 70 !eas nay thn
- ~ -. "ns - W ta,"s Rla4s aofiDts ~ re-
, 1875-03-16

NVVlV3
H1tO0A 0ORS-Wa4 In s4!F demand And Arm st
the pslcea announced. Quotations: Good To s,tr,
hurl, l:Al3o; bfuah that will work Itself into
eIoics hnll broom. l'alac fair 70 good do. luts
l0kc; inferior brush, t4a3Ec; crooked. osifa7Lc.
UulLDlSd dMATEliIAI-s-Comn,ou bricks urv iu
aearo demand sud ar, 500 teua tho .res4gs price,
Improvements III The WY Of building ass uks to La
quits extensive this spring. Other .ultertas rxpatu
stsa4y' Common brick, td.7sda1,0o y IN; pres. do,
Neooss4oo puls. Is sss In bulk, and t.c0 In brls
uuea loai4Iiilc and Akron cculsut, s.oo; New York
, 1875-03-16

NEW YORK pRyoooos MARKET,

HEHKE IT.,
New foax, March l6.--The packago trade continues
light, owluR to tho stormy weather, and jobbing
branches werc only moderately active. Cotton goods
were seady II unchanged prces and i,ns browns vero
in good demand. Brown ducks ana d,.1is vcro mora
active. Medium and fancy pEpts were in steady do
nand and with slc n,sxcs coasly sosd up. aiughnms
in light supply. Hosiery nrm and well soli up,
WooiAnk dttie4
, 1875-03-16
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1G 1875.

crsnrn $.'a: Portland cemrut, s7.qn< 7.ho; stueco
$a.4'"! !.SI: white sand, 81. lu 4 . hi ria.tesJuu.
latr. 3ita40s Y b.l.
| Hu1TEli-Tho butter market NAH without nov
feat'res. Tho recent dccliue t.. not yrt cauue.i
any decided fnrrcaas In t.c mov.mrnt, and frclina
Of depression still rerraed tho market. Chuicc ami
fhcy quotations aoA rradi1y hut orr descriptions
~erc slow. VA rrprat oAr quotations: Choice to
fancy yellow, 2s7lse medium 10 good grades, 1,t3
9'G; inferior 10 eon,no Sdaloc; iufcrior 10 choice
ntiEEsE-Fssr ac.lvity IN tho demand for thta COM
oity waa reported, and the n,atkt!: Was again hr,n
in rates. Quotation: are s74ta1si for prime mild
DilEssED Moas-Wers II Iil In eoo.l ti demand aaa ,rm
Choke he,ty lols <sre was.cst for shipment arl
asshtse sa nd ofsepy rse os ase ef ms eaY;
m8aa7k; chnies DO At $40 Sales 7ss bend
.a st s's 9rs nansf sosG 4 stu.
NJ Eaas-Wese IN n,elcsss *fply and arIncr early at
soon. hence nv Striving to prevent an aecu,nustiot.
ftaI-Trs.c vas only fair. Prices vsfo .tead,ly
hfa :" al snsss So F5os; os Ss yNS'e. NJ s1o5
;sS;s;; ; y: s. ! rs, ss;;sa;.o5: NJ; n.st:ts
ststae.so; Gcorses coa!lsn, *ihose.7n: Labrador
Labrador crrina. round, br. t'.3os5soo: do, Hbrl,
f .sc ~ .sslaol herring 4 pss eot. ~ o cotum;
do. d. aaS ses aoa aIsp pep 0se'n s''
FRUITS ASD Nuls-Tl,ers wa,a fres movement
10 puth u0f3tatfG aud Imported 1rulid lueriof t[eal
rrs are sending in oera l,bc.at hca1c, nnl thu
wants Of local rrtaiIcra also tncraatlng. Tie
| increasing demand induces hrn, fecllnR. No
Tic; hgs, laysrs, 1851 a; Turkish rrtines 9:A,1e;
rasins. layers, iui3 loose Sllsscate l0la &2a
EalrpcIa i?ai4Hu Xants clrratts, 7t47slc citru,,
1s13tc lcmon nccj l7fs1sr DoHrSr;c-AiIit1l ap-
Ies, lG:.nc; Michigan apples, y*Glue; Intiiaua
and Illinois. 8HGs?c; HouIhsru. S@BAc:: peaches.
halrfs, ?HFfoie; dp m!xrd, s8<c; do pared. "a
@atc tackbcrries. 1y3fal9Ac fatphsrries. a,GalCc
ritIet cherries, 'sbe:4c Surs-Fillerta. 13@l+c; a.
| Grenoble wAluuts, 13sl4c; Draxils. l19l1xc; pe-
cans Te1aa l544iCc; Wilmington PEANUTS, 8Gaiic
Tennessce rcanut*, Casc: African pcauMts, 53{@3c.
qnonce: Chotee Mcsatna lni Palermo lsHous, 500
's51o rcr boz; Vacucth oranges, s1.ula 100 per
cahc orangaa In boxer. $].otai..s apples, per brt
sl11!s?;S9; shoico DO: tl.7stta.so.
s.eady. Choice Msasins md pasruo lemons, t5,oSs
70Irtr hog; Valencia Oranges, 5ln. 1J00 peF cases
oranKcs in boxes oai rs app1ea per bFi, S.c0lt
NlsocER1Es-Dus:n was l,fs active yesterday,
but In oihcr respects no changes were Observable
Iheso waa steady, firm tone To Tho general MARKET
q. hics-latns. TkG ;Hc; Rangoou, 79;Ac; Caro-.
coFrEka-O. q. Jxvi, 3iN Aa5Nc: JAVA, No. 2, 31i!e
&c; cholco to fancy Rot Gsy3s; gcol to rrnic do,
2ka aEc; common to fair, .lus21 &c: EosRlg, l0k@
:0Ac; Singapore Java, .iMa45hc; Costa lEca, 223S.5
nike: Maracaibo 23,e2lc.
scoAHE-Pasent cnt loaf, 114ts1tKc; crushed and
powdered. uttGttAc; Er.nilatol. lfalfkc: A,
s.ail1aFut fQtSc: d. No, = 10Ic: q. 10 AlQHc: OK
, 1875-03-16
LATEST.

Ne" foar. March 16.-rhs money market became
mora active In tbs closing donSs aud sslea wero bid
up 10 631 per cent Gy : bmultaueous moyemsut uf
tie gold clique III moving UP tbs prizes Of gold h.it
punt bat 1t Hads ne material change In stocks
yr1css being We'll supported aud not giving WY. But
tbs movement sesvoa to mako Tie final laf-hour OF
Ns day ths moss AcsiEs sad lmpoEt.nt. tt. c.asiug
rate OF money WA Z; prime mercantile paper, sa1
Foreign exchange entirely Islno1s1lzed In lats
bualntAs. and saies were reported ~ low ~ 47yxa
4s7A Tor prime hankera ba, Al tbc&e rates gold vii
es imported from London une.s tic Hank OF England
u kbss " check It. Customs RECEIPTS $Ja900o Ia tho
Ate d-snGs geld sdyauco to lle which v.s tbs clos
'og f.:. Ths eliaas ~srs Lsss purchsssrs. A dis
tgA trvla L2udoa Eepors>1 Al uaeasy feliua In ths
, 1875-03-16

A case Of aicksnlnY craelsy tho psss Sioatt q
Sheriff Of San Autoufo. Tex, toward AZ. nj
confined In jsil. " reported. The pt1so9eet vs. toy,
held for murder. aud when &dltcus cans ~ ~ Ia
the othar day, the Sno9lG refuasd 10 aaos ~ IN.
man to attend. Public indlNuat!op o. t,ss os "a
tonic Ia naturally AROUSED by ahla bApatsSe
heA1tleA4 Innovation.
, 1875-03-16

ol1s-Trads was quiet at former quotations,
Llnssol lard. carbon. tusrsntins aud most other
l5o deg, eo: DO he,liish i;s dcg iso; estra win:
.ss ss 'E't .sH s sae T. tssd "a as. m Ia
7se; sperm. slasa14o; nessafoot oil stsicy ouro,
o' :.ss3,. 40 .1t5 m oygss % S0 bank of
4a.to ,n,phhs u gravity 1HG1se; a.phhs.
PIC 1noS-Tho lat, narauco =. tho Eatt h.s
strengthened the feeling here, aud, ehonsd the demand
apssIls keotS i .ti qaossi i ,so5s .soS, sse se
=. PoTAToEs-weso dull and lowsr under continued
liberal sesslEts hsny Duyos .sso ho!lng on .ntsi
sa=, SiSsssio sss. f:on :tsss 1t H. ~
a ogttS. q sa ss, a ~ but
made at recent pracss- Turke,s iosiso; chick.
ems, 1ses'sd, Hello per Ii; duaks, l2aito psr
SEEps- Timothy waa active sad nr.per, sa!es being
ta.ae At 8: :osa2so sofos common to good snd sas5S
md dxrn It ti.&o for lrIms. Hungarian sod II fsa
ode itttet vss Inactive and nominal At sscatl co.
sAIxs4 1ss ,,saay I'D ,a tsts 5eqnss 0aona.s.
esg' s5S ds!ly, viii bsas, sfse; A:hion ally. p per-
TEAs-Dusness ia hettcr than for soma tins pro-
vtous, and prtcea arc lIsld With more etnaltnesa
ss saoss e e.4, sa4s as ny.'s
mpe1a t:Ss ssoS 10 eSsee ' sssss; 4 fsr 4ao e
iii. Aoyans ehoisa 70 sls.a nsv 5sesn'
ss0e5e; common 70 good do a6t15c; fir to good Old
aa!;q; good, a590so; clo!ce 70 extra, s3as;ioo.
vEAL-~as quiet. Quotatle At s1sNo for cnoIee
saa MSni sts7c fst @ eaarse and medium lots.
!ota prlces wcre steady: Good TO prime tutwa shctl
sass; ss; poG. e good ~ .nd
tVtaIe; tneaum and eoat 20 unv.aasA, 3sa37c; due
unSashsl, 21S3lc; pulled WOOL 4a8A7c.
, 1875-03-16

The following wore tho receipts and shipments OF
tbs leading articles ct produce In this city during tie
forty-sight hours cntiinG At O'Clock on Monday
morning, and for tho eorfespoudiuE date ous year
Hnos
, 1875-03-16

8pFfagfkl y. S.ts REGISTER.
We invito attention to an extract from an
editorial Of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, published In
this lsauc. TuE TRIBUNE editorial Is based on
lottor from Decatur, showing Inequalities In tho
stato Railroad Law, a. expoundod by tho Board
Of Commissioners. Yet tleao Aro not OF preat
public interest. Tho pcopio aro not 10 much in-
tereatod In the inequalities OF tho law N applied
to railroad companies, us they are in Tho fact
that tue law as applied KEollv DESTROYS TIM pos-
sloility OF that competition BY lines OF ronA which
tho ,pooplo hnye subscribed $4,000, 900 10
ctoako. This Dccatnrito complains that
Of tho ntno routes from that polut to Chicago,
tho Board has scheduled eight out Of conpotl.
ton, and we con sympnthize with her people,
because two Of the throu routes from this city to
Chicago hare BEEN scheduled out OF competition,
good many years ago, tho sharp pasHengor-
agents OF railroads discovered exactly tho Han,o
method OF preventing competition between
themselves BY adopting tho principle, "the
shortest routo makes the rate" Thug, from 81,
Louis to Now York. tho passenger faro yoars
ago waa s27.50. Tho ratio wns fred by tho
shortest route, aud all tho other routos woro
bound to eel! at the same price, sud there was
no competition as to ratcs. Al botwean this
city or Decatur and Chicago, or between unY
other competing points aud Clica9o, Tho short
est route makes tho rats. and tho others are for
blddon TO carry evon ut tho low rAts.
, 1875-03-16
4 GENERAL BREAKUP
The New York Times OF the 18th has tho fol

l
lowing representation
The prospects now thas instead Of IN agreement
between tie pcnnsy!vants Central md Baltimore i
collsxs Of fsv weeks, In xhich rates viii bc cut 10
ye.ierd Il IL beginning Il Tho ashs Gs,xeen to
io bet.eea the Tsanayivsnl. oeat!s Nsw York csn.
tra aad Ese Roads, by Which tas two lattor wors to
eat under those .ratss, e ofGsr ~ thst 'e 4
eee Ohio soaa e g .fs ssns 1s' .seal s
snce viii thi: understanding ho agents Of tho various
wGdan6 aS aa as m e ns
" iato The market I'D make lie be.t bargains thsy
what d.scount. ~ low a. c6 ceuta t. Chicago WA
tsken Tho result vss that everything for tho Wet
found il way tha ns. oonsrolisd ~ s rsunsyi ie
vsn.s ceassL. Hsw York Ccnt.HL aud ETts began 10
9rn nm I'D ,a Rsstsa nss 5sss q ss sI
s IL t. hstf
With complaints sRainst it, agents. All thst va
effected p ~ wa n order from tia Nan.gsrs Of
hold out for ,as aaratoXa selsluie IAls w thrso
xss1 M1sn:%s IT, ts cutting v ths osf na;
hew York Ceasra'. Two weeks ago Esie, unsbls 10
tt,na IT, ;sy gsn eetns ;ssss, m auraa
Ihs Hsttnoru And Ohio people are plaaaed and k1-
nonnce taer decentralization to keep tho fun up until
ErIo and oent.al fore~l TO cons opony lilo liz
agat which cannot tsa lang su'o now. OF conrsa,
Mr. dosa!oe Mr. Jews, aud tle othsr Representatives
Of tho soads in question nos ready 10 admit theo
deuia whe taksa the form, Substantially Of N *.
PLANTATION that t4ey have no rRht to confirm .hell.
-. ITEMS.
The Traffic Department OF the Illiaols Cen
trail Railroad reports tie earniuss OF the road
for tho month Of February ~ follows,
lu Illinois, TOT miacp in 1875. 1885, T99. 90 . In
, 1875-03-16

TOLEDO o.. MafcA las-fLuuA-F&tr md firm
nIAh-Wheal uettys, and ndsa,csa ID; white Va.
ha.h, A.i1k; No.a do, il.ll1: NJ. NicAIasn,
:i.ls sx6a 10. {Lis; amber Alchxau, tl.M; sslsr
hs4sa nd, si-U; sslAe AAssh, sllo; May, tiIialH
The New York herald., 1875-07-13
NEW JERSEY.

Congressman Teese, or Essex county, has nom-
ination for the appointment TO West Point OF
cadetship. He will receive applications ana ar
range for competitive examination.
About nine O'Clock on Sunday evening q little
girl, daughter OF Mr.. J. W. Whitehead, residing
at No. 355 halsey street. Newark, fell from the
third story OF the house. Her fall was broken by
her striking on clothes rope, and, although In
sensible when picked up, she soon revived She
was apparently uninjured save bruise on her hip
and arm.
young lad named Henry Toeppel, residing in
hancock avenue, while bathing In company with
several companions, In Pen Horn Creek, was
taken with cramps and sank into the water. He
rose no more, nor could ne be found py his
niendS, who dfved after him several times " lth
th9 hope OF saving his life. Late III the evening
the body was recovered and carried home 10 his
grlelstrlcken parents.
The dungeon horror II the Hudson County Peni-
tentiary is to be Immediately investigated. The
unfortunate prisoner Lawton Is now a confirmed
lunatic in the stare Asylum at Trenton. The sys-
TEN OF torture praettsed in this institution Is so
revolving that the keeper of a county Jail in tho
inferior or the stale stated TO a HERALD reporter
yesterday that 1t was disgrace not only to tho
state but the civilization OF the age.
Mayor Traphagen, of Jersey City, has vetoed the
resolution Of the Board Of Education for the pay
ment Of ten teachers salaries tor the month OF
July on the ground that the sal aries are not yet
due. This Is IN strict accordance with the city
charter, waica provides that ''no moneys shall be
paid till the obligation is incurred" Yet Mayor
Trapnagen's predecessors paid no attention to
THIS provision OF the law. The Board OF Finance
has also notified the Board Of Education that the
expenses must be considerably curtailed.
singular instance OF juvenile depravlty was
brought to light In the First District Court at
Jersey City yesterday A boy named James
Moran, aged fifteen years. was charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. It ap-
peared that he, In company with other boys, en-
tered y saloon in First street. aud after taking
dar NM loft vvith
out paying. Morans defence was that they did
rot enter the saloon for tne purpose OF beating
the bartender but to thrash another man whom
Was aneG $40.