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, 1879-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, May 17.-Goyeruneuts frme1.
Railroad securities active and buoyaut-
State bonds dull.
Stock market to-day exhibited unusual anfma-
tion anu buoyancy: The advance in prices
ranged from Il to ~ per cent, the latter Rock
Island, which sold up to 1s914. The rise in this
stock was based on the recent annual report OF
the COMPANY Among the coal stocks New
Jersey Central was the most prominent, advanc-
ing from 47]5 to 4914. The Granger shares ad-
vanccd * to ~ per cent. Wabash rose from
35h to 80, and c., c., G. & I. from 4S1@ to 51N.
Transactions, 5000; II, ,000 Erie' 1000 Lake
Shore, q, GOO Wabash, 1000 Northwest common
5,4O0 preferred, $1,000 St. Paul common, 3,00o
preferred. 21,000 Lackawanna, $1,000 New der
sey Central, 1,800 Delaware s. Hudson, 1,90O
Morris & Essex, 1900 Michigan Central, 1.6oo
Uriou Pacific, 5000 c., c., c. d l.. 1900 Wes t.
ern Union, 5000 Rock Island, 1000 Ohio 85 MIS-
sfssippi, 1900 c.. C. g. i. c., 1,00o Iron Noun
tain, LOO Atlantic &, Pacific telegraph, 1,2oo
Kansas & Texas, 1,6o0 St. Louis, K c. d n.
common, 1,l00 preferred, 2.70o San Francisco.
Money market easy at 394. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 319@+14. .:
Sterling exchange; bankers' bills steady;
sl1ty-days, 4s711: sight, 489.
The weekly bank statement Is as follows:
Loans, increase, STU, ,S96, 900; specie, increase,
SIS, 800; 1ega!-ten ders. decrease. S4.425, SUI;
deposits increase, S., 4S7, sou; circulation. de-
crease, S2. 600; reserve. decrease, 58, T9, ,375.
The banks now hold $1O, ,309, $50 IN excess OF
their legal requirements
, 1879-05-19

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 5,044 bu wheat, ISL bu corn, 15o
bu oats, 5,6os bu barley, do barley during the
week, 1905 bu.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: Il cars No. =
red winter wheat, 2 cars No. 8 do, $ cars mixed,
Scars No. hard, 81 cars No. 2sprints, LIB cars
No. do, Is cars rejected, cars no grade {291
wlleat); 1923 cars high mixed corn, cara new do,
/ car new mixed, 1853 cars No. corn, II cars re-
jected, cur no grade (3o4 corn); 46 cars white
oats, 81 cars No. 2 mixed, cars rejected car
no grade Isl oats): S cars No. 2 rye cars NO: :
barley, tar extra do, l car feed. Total, (96
cars), or 100000 bu. Inspected out: 16l, 75o bu
wheat, s25 ,514 bu corn, 17,747 bu oats, 2,5a6 bu
barley.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of brcadstuffs and live stock at this point during
Tho M et ypeak and for the corresponding weeks
, 1879-05-19


Fur to GOOD eprnrs. s...,..... ..... 3.75 ga .oo
Low springs, ,.' 49,. 49,. ........ $50 g3 oo
Patents :................ -. -. 600 @s:oo
nhAs-"aa .s e,o nj ncr ,on on track, and
50: s7i@lo. 1o1s free on board cars; e., m ,.r
ton on track. sule was made Of 40 brls at 81 S..
M1DD1wos-sales were 20: tons At slo' 'o<'
,Snonrs-SaIe was made OF 20 tons at SIC. 90.
SPRING wHEAr-Yas moderately active and
quite unsettled. declining 1c per bu' and closing
&c below the 1ntest prices o. Friday. LSespo"ss
was Inactive with an easier feeling IN carsocs, az
New YORK was dull and weak. while our 1eceipl bss
bring out bigger receipts in the future Tue weekly G
aggregate Of seems Wy e. to
material reduction IN our stocks in store. Ins
crop news was favorable, however, and the etowo
vas generally oear,ah in ths absence @ OF many oay gs
rather hrm early, but soon weakened, the ln1 H.
mediate cause being the increased receipts: Ihe s
os to sell were se 20 ua
bddns upon fresh receipts Of which not many cars
renamed unsold: Thts turned the tide in fu1nres:
into june at about 1c difference. buyers holding
back when the June premium was reduced to &c.
Spot closed at 07Ac for No. :. and so3zc FOR N9.
3. which was drop OF 1Hc. Rejected and sample
lots were very dull. Seller June opened - on the
curbstone' at 07ssc aud On Change at 98Hc. sold
IN to 98ssc, declined TO g71zc, and closed at $50
08sc. July sold ut 98a @o7t4c, closing at 001zc.
Seller August sold at 90c, and May was nearly
nominal at 00M91o73ic. closing at 07Ac. Spot
sales we're reported OF 400 bu No. 2 at 931so: T.
0O0 bu No. = at 06t4G9974c; 20. GOO bt No: at
80Mc: and Il. 200 :bu. BY sample at 600eoc
Total, los, 600 bu.
OTHER WHEAT Sales were 3, 200 b1 red win
ter, BY sample, at 81. 010l. 90; 400 ou No. Min,
nesota Ut 99c; 40 on mixed wheat Al 81 q a9e 9e
49, % per ton.
CORN-Was fairly active and steady. averaging
and closing about the samc as the latest prices OF
Friday; The British markets. were steady, New
in atore appear to have decreased !, $50, 200
bn during the week, and there Was
fair shipping demand throughout Saturday
able news and favorable weather. No., 2
spot closed Mt 35iac. and the shipping In
quiry caused high mixed to command slight prei-
erence for the first time in many weeks. These
grades were also in better demand free on board
cars. selling at 35;s@36c, chiefly ut 3o4c. The
receipts OF the grades between No. 2 aud rejected
were very small, making the market for them
nearly nominal. Seller June sold early at 35asc,
at 35Hc. Seller July sold Mt 362sG361c, and
August ut 36T @137c, both closing at the radge.
Seller May was nearly nominal at 35GE351c, clos
Of 81. 600 bu no. 2 and high mixed Ut :35Ge35Ac:
400 bu do ut 34asc; 800 bu do new high mixed at
SIC; 5, 500 bu rejected at IS 1ec afoat T. So0 ba by
~ ~ ~ ast 0n aers A1H 1Hs pnf1 hi
Te esa eu ~ .,odn-ata 5anon ot;vncinu IT,
caes, and declining eel nj ~ afterwards. Closing about tie
nsF ana mere ats We5e en- IN aasn s;ose aen ae Err n
and tract lots we're nuotcd nnout Kc lower. The
trading in fntares was chiefly in june, which open
ed at 27Sc, sold to 2ffsc, and closed u s1A@
, 1879-05-19
1878-'79.
Stnct Nor
xrftc{ts Wtek fHd-; Since Non. Il,
fg Nay Is I. 1873.

MESS PmK-Advanccd 15@17Mc per brl. and
closed 15c aoove the latcst prices OF Friday saes
were reported OF g. 00O brls ecller June at ~ 6og
o. 20; and III, 600 brls seIler August at Se.GN9
g. soes. To7al, "A, 900 br's: The market cioseo M 20
firm aL 50. 7ag0 10 for cash or seller May, 81 20
@D 1ol3z. for june, and 50. S01o: 824s for July.
August was nominal At loc abore 5nly: o1a nor5S
at IS. 75@9. or. and extra prime at 81 7oQ6s W.
2@s ner so1 lbs; e!s out renor eosfc
cd OF 500 les spot At 3d. Il: g. 500 tcs seller June
200 tcs unat sse5 # S9ly M g &ota} aa
Is. $50 tcs. The malkct closed steady at Sc y
spot or seller Nay; s8 150 17A for June; So 20
40. 22A for July; and SO 2og02 27A seller An-
gust
MgArs-Werc less active and shnde easier on
short ribs, with little change otherwise Inc tfao-
ing was chiefly In local futures. Sales were r.
ported Of 2U0 bo1es shoulders at 8. 679z; = S1o
900 los short ribs at 81. 57s@4. G2M se!'er Jnne.
ii. .7uG4. IS seller July. and 81: 60eI+65z Tor
August; 100 tc, swett-:plckied hams Us los)
seler last half August ut S5.c; and 70 boxes long
cue mans ut SC spot. The following were tne
closing ntces on ide lending cuts:
, 1879-05-19

the advance of the past week. good manv ..,,,
ted eale wse ne IN the past
rior 'Quality, and sold at 81. 90R5 90. Bu1cs-
ers' stuff nnd stockers comprised nn1v
small percentage of the supply, and for the former
were NOT mucn inquired for, anu prices remained
weak ut s.. 50Q3. Is for poor to really prime ots
veals hare been In full supply and have sold rather
lower. Mlch cows are in less demand and in Tohe
supply at $50. O0Qt40.00 per head- Saturds1's
market was fairly active at the decline OF Friday
QUOTATIONS.
,c-.~. uu.... o.,5aa .....as ,,o,ua.
.nn oS is, u, .a."a-t s'' "s'<n'o
r,;na ] IT,. t?na ltat .rsn fc-: "o&92t Is
s.eeTs ve;ehinp1 .;5n to : I.o Iha 1 ese.
cs n nf ff1rii - ~ t.+ta.I ~ - ~ Us. ns. =. f-ooD4-a0
,"siob;ns, ! I'm ~ = an ins ee1'' .oe
nediGm Ers,des-.Stesrs in fa;r Hash 7-7oS94.6S
weinbin1 ! 90 to !: 2oo II lbs As ueau ma, -
aNJ en,,n,on - ehn,ca "nt, TO- &C..
"iauShtar w.;gh;no 10 s6o :" nGo ey ~
stncs GaTt1e" "cnn.m5n csttie we;~hin1 ~ ~'ooesk.1o
20 y" I'D - =. S-'tt1' "o4sa'as
1teo ~ ~ = 49,, ~, th cor hs;; - '4oSG36o
aan3 h1i sna ac'iaysa
vea1ss ner ia M Ibs o~a'4"s ''- ~ Tsz 90 90
Tnce ~ - o.oosSoW
~ hQdsCAn lnc!ease ID me receipts Of fully 26-
no 15 nh ocainst a. 5iI for the nrev;oOs t oe
and 1b. iii Tar The corrpsnonno wecS ~ "sex f..t
wear. It was an active and generally strnns tnrs
market Despite the fact that the ~ average 9aE daE
coss ~ ihe Iemsnd whic rom ~ 70
eTade On Monday dawn to rhe close Of he naso "
vas @ active let both on local and Eastern * ACCOUNT
fdle since the close OF the re:ular packing saason
have re-entered the MARKET and to meet sns 49,
qultemens o. tae o9yefs VINO are @ nov @ @re:nlsssJ!
H0019E0 weekly
600 % will be neeafd Ths eonnp .
during the past week Wonlo compare lasofably
With the a1csase o' any iotmer seas at eorse-
sponolng pel'oo.
Inc mashet openeo tis mean .1 W ua5 ~ aeenne
kear -arovarod n,rn0 rho fo1ovinv t,uo Ic~s
there was an advance OF 10c but on Friday 50
OF the improvement was lost, and the week closed
at prices auout SC above those current at the close
OF the previous week Saturdays trading was done
, 1879-05-19
LIVE STOCK

cA1TLE-Thc week ending with Saturday last
Was perhaps generally satisfactory to Western
shippers than WIS any previous week Of the present
season. More than ordinary activity characterized
the demand, and, although the daily arrivals were
exceptionally liberal, the yards were kept we'll
cleared, and at materially better prices than were
current during the previous week. The quality Of
the supply was good even for this season OF the
year when excellence Is looked for, and taken all
IN a1i the course Of the market most aatisfac-
tory to the selling interest. The unusual brisk
ness Of the shipping movement was not the result
Of peculiarly favorable condition OF the Eastern
ts,-reoorts from below being 1ather dis
couraging than otherwise, but was due to the
teeration OF the Eyeners' ''r1ng" has placed all
shippers on an equal footing and IN increased ar-
ten lance OF Eastern buyers and more lively
competition were t1e result The present rate
from Chicago to New Tork IL nominally :,5c per
100 lbs. but it is generally! understood that even
TINT low rate Is being freely cns-fndeed, it Is
ported that stuck has been billed through low
a ngure aa S25 per car The stimulus impaired 70
trade, and the advance in prices growing out Of
the reduction in freight rates. will very likely lead
to the temporary oyerstocklns OF the marKet; and
the ensuing week bids fair to see decline equal to
, 1879-05-19

ments consist mostly Of dry stuff, which is
steady under reduced supplies. The reports
coming from the North Indicate that there Is
now little doubt but that the lumber manuiae-
turcrs nll through the Northwest will have oil
the logs they want. The late rains have hooded
the rivers and dams, and logs have been coming
down with rush. The effect on the local luln~
ber market has been to check the recent ten
dency upward, aud render less urgent the city
demand for green stuff. The sales OF WOOL
broou-corp. and hides we're light, and the late
ruling prices were followed generally Seeds
were quoted quiet and steady. Timothy was
firm, and sales were reported at an advance
Green fruits we're plenty and easier, berries
weakening under larger receipts, With little de-
mand except from the city trade' -
MOVEMENT OF WHEAT.
Tho fo11o,p;pr. eboma the reccfDts and ship
, 1879-05-19
NEW YORK

NEW ORE. MAY If.-COTToN-FH1n,a ,at INV
13c; futures unsettled; May, H. ooc: june, r. oac;
July, IL. 23c; August, 12.31c; September, Ro4c;
October, u. 09c.
FLouR-Marketdul1; receipts, II, GOO bris; super
State and Western, So. ac@3. SO; common to good
extra. S. 7004. 90; good to choice, 81. oa94. ~,
white wheat extra, 81. .55D5. .o5; extra Ohio, S4oo
2o 90; St. Louis, S3-8o@6 90; Minnesota patent
process, Sc. ooG1s. 90.
GRA1x-Whcat' heavy; receipts, II, o00 bu; re-
jected spring, s10s2c; No. do, 04ga5c; no.
spring, 81. 05QDl. 08; ungraded winter red, 81.
@1- 18: No. 3 do. 81 1o0L II; No. 40. SILT
l.16n; ungruded amber and No. :, amber. a-l35s'
unrraded white, 9l.11@L Il; No. do. sales ~:
600 III at 81. 13hG1. IL nJe-Wcstern, 60Ga2e.
Barley-Market dull. Malt nominallv unchanged:
Corn nomnaliy unchanged; receipts. 81. 600 oa,
angraded. 1875: steamer. 447lG4oc: No = 20
W45hc; Western yellow. 47G40c- oats-AafRes
dull; receipts. 80, 600 bu; No. 34hc; 90 wn,s'
31ic; No. ?. 33Ac; do white, 39c; NO, mnltSs n%
40c; mixed Western. 34,zQb3oc; white do' o'ssS
nAr-Quiet at 45Ge5oc. :
Hors-f'irm and unchanged. 81. il.
GRocERIEs-Coffec steady. sugar IN 1alt w.
mand; fair to good refining, UHG61zc. MolsssesH t
Demand fair md market hrm~ k'co STEADY "i'A
PzraoIEUx- Market dull; united, 7exc; crude.
7Q574c; refined, sic. =;
TALLow-Stea1y at 61c. :
AREsis--Flrner 1t 81 a0@1 35- :
TUErESTlSE-Mnrkct dull at 25t4c. ~:.'
EoGs-Masket easier At 10D1lEc. ,.r.
LEArNEn-Market dull; ,hemlock sole. bnenos
Ayres. and Rio Grandc, light, middles. and neaI
weights. l9@e21c. oc6f
!. Woo1-In fnir demand; domestic fleece zos3
3Bc; pulled, l74134c; nnwashed. 9D2ac- e,o: os
PnovtsIoxs-Pork Grmer Ut 50. l2n new. 21u1 Ma
G10. so, Bcef-MarSct dull; prime mess, S:o.gg9 o.oe9
o. ou. Cpt meats. &c; short do, 53105 3-16c- t7'o
strong; prime steam, S0.40; -a,o.'.
i BUrrEE-Quiet but steady; Western otp4's'
Wa1skx-Market dull At sl.0o01- -05h.
Observation-Disclosures copper steady: LEV. rs"
sheathing, 22c; 1ngot lake, lGh4l61sc. f$G
, 1879-05-19


Nav 17-Recsipts-FIo 10533 br1s: wheat,
120,300 bu; corn, 37,45o bu; oats, 5s,3oo bu;
:orn-meal, 1905 pkgs: rye, 42,769 bu; bar
ley, 2,79o bu; malt, 500 bu; pork, loa orls;
beef, 200 tcs: cut meats, l579 pigs; lafd'
3,17 tcs; whisky, 1863 brs.
E1ports-For twentY-four rhours-Flour, E'ooo
brls; wheat, 104,0o0 bu; corn, 6looo bu.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
the following: -.
The weather in Europe generally, so far as has
been reported has been unfavorabIe for the cereal
crop, especially in the United Kingdom, France,
Denmark. Holland, Belgium, Germany. and Hun
ga ant the T oe Mn
and Germany are small. The stock Of wheat M Ia at
Marseilcs, France. May :, 1870, was AZ sa2f
hectoitres or less than 500 GOO bushels sa!es
week. 10, 524 hccto1ltres. There IS no other I'M
portant accumulation OF wheat ut any other French
The Of WHIT hv On an sn
week, including ior France :!!ss44, ::6o qrs; -,
OF dna
to May 10. have Deen equal to lot, S02. s1o bn.
The exports from Portland, Ore, from Aug. Is.
as7s to Aprl - 1872 haye nee oesn I'm IN wheat t amd
cisco. from July l, 1878. to April 29. 1879, have
been in wheat and -four equal to II, $50. 5l' bn.
The crop year IN different parts Or Ine Unltco
States commences ut different dates. California
commences July l, Oregon Aug; Is, and Atlantic
ports in 1878 about Aug. ]. Presented together,
the exports In wheat and flour from these three
separate ports Of the United States and their az
gregate have been:
4, - Bushels.
"a.. .o. II. 15e, SIS
Rpr Ii. s. w.. s,slo 47s
is7s-'7s po.. 49,: see s,s
Grand total from the Of 12s. SSH 81.
The monthly exports fronfodessa, South Russia
hnye been:
, 1879-05-19


Corn. bu.. -. -. AS, 745 s45, 555 1, OILS, s25
We intended to say in SATURDAYS issue that's
comparison Of receipts and shipments and pro-
duction since March 1, taking the reported stock
then and allowing 10000 tcs for three houses
making no report. would give l95, 100 tcs as the
stock Of lard now in this city.
Dornbusch gives general reports from France
to date April q, the general tenor OF which is
to the effect that the wheat crop was generally
backward at that tine
Speaking Of the wheat market In this city, the
"Echoes Of the Board'' says: Undoubtedly
the condition Of the growing wheat crop in Eu-
rope Is the cause OF this strong tone the market
has exhibited. The decreased acreage In the Unit
ed Kingdom and On the Continent warrant the
assertion that Europe will require quite as
much from us during the next crop year as
she has consumed during this, and the back
ward condition Of the growing crops Is such as
to justify the belief that she will be compelled
to draw upon us at least one month longer than
usual, before she can count upon using her
homegrown product Viewed in this light the
great visible supply at this season no longer en-
ters into notice, in considering the situation"
A good deal, or rather great deal, has been
s,,;ar .,,r,,s raforrod ~ ha,no tha ~ e,,r,.
pasaa p - sxfst n Wan s+reet Fo,rs h-ra ore
~+..;,,,.;,e- ~ - .n eorte ri +r,c,,o .vboo n
.,,a .as1,. .aa,, .bot +1,a rooant v,1,o, - +ba
a,;a,,a IN. haon n ao n,tb;no mt ho16 ~ and
-. 49, 1o.o1 ,x,a-o+,re +ro7a omo,or +hamea,,o,
=. r., a;a;a,,, -, ,,,aare+o,d 4bo -oca,t ,ou-ea "a
,an. ;,,or,-a. ,,,,ass hv ,ny ,h,s e,,,n,s,
49,, -. - hosis ~ tha raoson3nr trhe ms nra
- +ha roartat h,va s;nnlv resr1tad n
ae.+,a7,on+e 1r;tbon, hr;ngfno mt anv 1or1o vo1-
.,,s ~ what ar conrse r. il imnosst.
,Io ~ eea wbot will ha dime IN the
future Int the free outward movement
~ t,,a wheat w;tnin the nast two ar three davs
may he nccented bv some as an Indication that
tha K.onp wheat ,s ia he Skinned East. and not
-,1,cod m this market Mt all. This idea has been
1.roo1v ;ne,r,menta1 in sustaining the market
-.<ant1r aome fo,ts Thought they had a
t. .nointer Saturday in the fact that srot wheat
vae al ono time hi,1 nm to within about Lc of
the nrice. far June. which seemed to turn the
mar1-et for the latter when it was at the lowest
noint Rut II was only a momentary flash,
Most of the No. 2vheat bought was taken to
c,rrv AGAINST tJune contracts.
The lcadjnn nrodnce markets we're rather
ouiet Saturday, in the aggregate Wheat was
casier. being deprcsscd by fine weather and re-
,,orte of dnilness in Liverpool and New York,
Corn was steady. with fair shipping demand,
f,,+s werc onjet hit f5rmer. Rye steady and
harley dn1l with little change. Provisions
ar,,,hircd some reaction. in sympathy win
1rmness in hogs. There was.not much doing in
tha tro;ght denartment- Carriers asked sc tor
- ~; .,.,I - n,fo,o and ehirra,. HID osIc
ra,har :n,rinotv There is M doubt that rrain
- - no,. h,ng carried from this ciry at 1o,<c ner
m ~ 1hs ~ New York and some operators we're
, 1879-05-19

The following we're the receipts ana SIND
ments Of the leading articles OF produce IN tnls
ctr during the twenty-four hours ending a.
o'clock on Saturday morning, and 1or tne COT
resnondiuc date twelve months ago:
, 1879-05-19

The cargo market was quiet and unchanged. The
offerings were very light, and most grades were
nominal. Dry lumber was quoted steady, and
green not so firm, owing to the announcement that
the 1umlermen in the Northwest are getting logs
in liberal quantities. Larger receipts are expected
the coming week. Below are the quotations Of.
, 1879-05-19

Sheep pelts. wool estimated- q ..-...25 W25
HOIsSE5-Fisher : Taylor report the horse mar
saddlers roadstcra. and carriage tea as will be
seen by the following summary Of sales: ! black
gray mare, S105: 1 black horse, S110; gray sad-
die, s1s5; horses, S2,5; roam horse. 5 1907 l
pair bays. S275; I brown roadster, $500: black
pony, SlO0; pa1r bays, S325; i black horse.
s135; / patr big coacues, 5000; dun. pony, S125;
! bay geidine, Sl25; bay pony: $50; black
mares, S235; bay pony, SO: black mare $40;
brown roadster. S:,:,5; mahogany buy geldlng,
half- brother to isosford e.. Sl0o.
O1LS-There was no appreciaple change In any OF
the features OF the oil market- Trade was Ut fair
proportions. aud previous quota ions were Very
In at1erad to I'VE reneat cur uats
, 1879-05-19

Long clears quoted:at s.. 55 loose. and S4.70
boxed: Cumbcrlands, 81. 755l4. S7H boxed: long
cut hams, T!4gSc: e,roet-piciled hams, 0slGe71zc
for IL to Is ID average; green hams, 6M64c for
Bacon anoted at A6IA3ac for shoulders. 505hc
for short ribs 5441574c, for short clears, 814@9c
for hams, all canvased and packed:
white. 4H@5c for good yellow, aud 44@4,:c for
brown. -':' "
BEEF PRODUCTS hrm and quiet ut
$9.0019.25 for mess,: $40. 00D10.25 Tor extra
mess. and s10. 5o@17. 0oior hams.
TA1Iow-Was quiet at t0U.ac for city and 5H
@Gc for country, with sale Of $50 brls city at
BEc-
, 1879-05-19
preferred, 50; new 6s, 1859; 434s, 1oSA; 4s'
1O43%.
Paris, May 17.-Rentes, 114f 10c.
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for May delivery on tne
1eadinp articles for the last two business da's'
, 1879-05-19

Sales: Cargo schr Ellenwood, from Manistee,
13O 600 It inch at SS so and so, 900 It piece stn
mill tally.
Tae vard dealers report an active demand for
common dry stu1f.- The sales Of green from tbs
docks arc said 10 be moderate get, and prices are
harlI,y dxed.s Following are the quotations: "
, 1879-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
Sotcfal Dispatch to The Tribune


Soectaf Dispatch to The Tribune
L1vrnroo1 May 11-l:3o n. m--FLouR-No.1,.
los; No. ?. Ss i'd !:
GnA1S-W Wheat-Winter, No. !. os sd; No. 2, as
Id: spring, No. ]. ss Cd; No. 2. Cd; white. No.
/. Us I'd; No. 2, IS sd: club, Mol % sd; No. 2.
gs I'd. Coru--New, No. !. is Id. 81;
pnoyls1oxs-pork. AS 3d. Lard, 32s Sd. .
LIVERPOOL May Il. -CorroS-In fair demand At
71s07 3-1cd sales. s, COO baies;' speculation and
1 export, =, 600; American, 1000. *:
LAup-American, 32s Cd. *:."s
ANTWERP, May ELECTROMAGNETIC =.S..
The following were received BY the Chicago Boad
Of Trade: '- =. -
: LIVERPOOL. May It'll: 80 n. m.--Flour, So Cd
@los whcat-Winter, IS l1d@os sd; spring, q.
6d@ss Cd; white, SIS sdQ0s I'd; club os 2dQIes5d.
Corn, - i'd Pork, Ats I'd. Lard 33s. -
.LoNpoN. May l7.-L1vEErooI-Nhea heat inact{7e:
spring. ~ 7d@8s Sd. Corn 4s 3nd per Genital
Curgoes oil coast-Wtea. rather easier: curl
steady. carsoes on passagc-Wheat weaker;
LtvERrooL. May 17.-Wheat dull with declining
tendency. Corn not much doing. Extra State
spring, Id lower; No. 3 do, Id lower, IS 3D. Corn
4s sgd. Cargoes of coast-Wheat and corn Fathee
dull Lard-Easy. feeling, Sd lower. Western
prime mess pork, HIS i'd Long clear sides, Ios'
short clear etdes. EDS i'd.
LIVERPOOL, May l7.-The stock Of American
cotton in yesterdays weekly report should have
been 450, QUO instead Of SOC, 600 bales- ... ..,.
, 1879-05-19

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday eVen-
ing last, With comparisons:
lldv15, May8. Ady 16,
lS79.- 1874 1873.
Flour, brls .......... 20, 1855 63. 0e4 80. ST
Wheat, bu........... 89S 065 63l, 248 ], $50, oop
Corn. hu AS, 745 S45, 555 l, OILS, S25
, 1879-05-19

COAL-Prices Of hard coal continue to show
some irreguIartty. Cash orders for Immediate de-
eulea have been made as low as 81. co. In q small
way S4.5O is still the asking price. Illinois is
ounted ut S3 .O0f93. g. and Erie at 81 5oG15~ O0.
EqGs-Were steady at 9hc for frcsh cases and
gc for loose packages. :
FIsH-Remain Us last quoted Orders from the
country trade continue liberal, but there Is but
ittlc call from local buyers. Below are the quota
, 1879-05-19

DUTTER-Priccs of butter firmly sup
ported. good to choice grades showing special
Armness. The receipts are improving. but thus
far there is no considerable accumulation of stock,
and holders are insisting upon full prices The
receipts and exports Of butter from New York
tcxclusive of butterine) since May (the beginning
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-21

FREE speech-always free speech
lis the distinctive and most at
tractive feature Of American insti-
tutions. 1t is the safety valve of
Republican government. Cherish
ing q devotion to this tradition OF
the Republican regret to see Denis
Kearney interrupted in any of his
meetings. There are two privileges
which ought to be respected; first
ly, the right OF Denis Kearney to
address any body of men who de.
sire to hear him; secondly, the
right of all men who don't want to
hear Denis Kearney to stay away
from his meetings. The facts that
the patriots of the Sand Lot have
tried to 'Jump" meetings of other
political parties, and that their or
ators are characterized by q wild
prodigality in SANDER, are to be
deprecated, but two wrongs don't
make right. Let Denis Kearney
alone. Give him the widest lati.
Jude of free speech.