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-St.ined-Good ordinary, Vssc strict good ordinary
l0c low mddling. 10 5-i8c.; mddling, S.i6c The
S sAs s SS
6973 Charleston 5O65 Wilmington. 525 Norfolk 4oil
ssS hs.s H sss
last veal. ~ 7ea bales Liverpool kilograms
ii.isd; middling Orleans sI5-led. Futures. lid
dsSsryg
low middiing clause 65-l6d; November Dscsmbef dsv
son6er January ievsry upisnds low middlins Clause
ding e.a:e' sisd Isaa 'pFs aSra.r 'Sy a
ees2d Apr:Msy delivery uplands, low mddiins clause
cd Jans.July delivery upisnds low mddiinx clause
SD. as i3S2d Halfpast ono r. M-October delivery,
ber delivery upiands middiing clause 9.sad No.
December delivery upsnds low middng clause.
AIM MED % T.ss SS mid 3D.
December delivery Iplands low middling clause 72d
7s2d January delivery upand low middiinS
CLAUSE, 8 7-32d Hslfpast four p. M.-Amercsn sales
clause SsssS SD: FsSrusry Ssliyerg up
lands, low middling clause 6Ad
fxArnkas were quiet but STEADY Ct &c. 4sc for primo
fsn.rhe marke. for goldfish was quiet and easier and
2 - rs IS for No. 3; No. Block Island bioaters
held 81 $35 $50 Box herring rued steady 2dc
FLOUR GRAIs.-Reccipts-F 81 1868 bbis wheat
62l 4i6 bushols meal 535 bbs and 10 bags; corn
~ 500 bushels sss asSS SS re 427s d. barley
strong under good demand for consumption and export
and nearly all kinds higher The sales, including
within tho annexed range Rye flour was firm and no
bills. sold ct full prices Corn meal also firm.
We sales 800 bbs and 800 bags at enhanced
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At San Francisco the opening prices Of mining
stocks were rs foliows;--douid n Curry. 10Js,
Savage. l3ts; Choiar. IA Ophir. 36ys; Hale 4 Nor.
cross l4h; Crown Point, Az; Yellow Jacket. ibh;
Dochcr. 4; Imperial. L; Virginia consolidated, Q:
California OK; Best q Dccher. is4; Union con-
solidatcd. n. after 70; Alpha l6k, Sierra Nevada
CO. after GsS; Mexican. 3sk; silver Hill. 1875; Jus.
tice, ~; Julia. 4; Utah, 24h; Alta. o. Bcchtei l.;
Independence. *; Segregated Bclcher. ~; MORO.
CS: Consolidated Pacific. TX; Potosi o; Exchoquer,
sH Mammoth. TX, North Standard. ~, Boston
Consolidated, l.30. III.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales took place yesterday at
Merchants Exchange
BY a. ~. MULLER &
Executrx's sale Of the FIVE story iron front store
with lot 24SxlOo. No. IS Murray 81. n. s., LIS It.
w. OF College place, To y. NJ Robinson 500
Also partition sale OF tho four story brick store
with LOT 2sN4l.6x2+ i x29.5. No. ~ Duane st.. g.
g.. ll9I t. n. W. OF Chatham ST., to W. H. Hop
Executors sale of the three story brick house with
lot l7x752. No. $40 Water ST., Q. s.. s. OF James
SIP. TO H. A Forrest. .....,........ -........... a.
Also the four story brick factory, with three lots
each 25x 1908 IT,, Nos 23l, 233 and 235 Eas; 42d
st. n. D.. ioO II. W. of I'd av. also similar build
ing. with four lots each 2JxltU.5. East 43d ST.,
g., 10 II. W. OF I'd av., to II. A Forrest. a.
Also, the four story brick tenement house. with lot
25xlO22. No $50 East 74th ST., T., 100 IT, W. Of
LIST NV, to II. A Forrest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az
BY RICHARD '. HARNETL
Foreclosure sslc--P II. Vernon (referee)-of two
story brick dwelling ana two story frame stable,
with lot "a 5xsE,6 No. l52 Thompson st., Q. g.,
979 IT, OF Houston St.. to plaintiff ............ o.
Also, the two story brick dwelling. with lot 2OxlOO,
NO ~ Greene st., W. s., $50 II. 8. OF Bleecker ST.,
Also similar sale. j. Van veehten oicott trefercej
of the three story brick dwelling, with lot lex
luO3, No. IDS East 5lst ST., e.. 3l3 n. o. 0f Sd
ev.. to James Duffy. g.
ny BLEEcKkR
Assiguees sale. Eliza A. Travers (sssignce) Of the
two story brick dwelling. with lot 2Ox1O3.3. No.
20 West 18th st., n. $50 It. W. OF 9TH sv., to
uuSu ming ~ &
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT lac HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED STEADY - FLOUR HIGHER = WHEAT
HIGHER CORN FIRMEI OATS FIRAER -
PORK QUIEr-LARD FIRMER-sPIRIrs TUR-
PENTINE QUIET RosIN MORE ACTIVE -
COFFEE HIGHER-sUGAR FIRM-PErEoLEUM
FIRM-wHIsKEY FIRM. aH
FRIDAY. Oct. l7-6 p. NJ.
There is continued activity and buoya in every
department. OF trade. Tho Legitimate consumptive
demand is nominally active. aud extends to almost
every description of merchandise that goes to make
up the wholesale business. and added 10 this 10 an
active speculative demand unknown since the days
OF innation whom gravity reversed and
gold was outweghed by paper aud sent up almost
ouf Of sight The oaly fear Il that the speculative
mania will DO carried beyond all bounds and merchandise
forced away beyond Its normal value With stable cur
rsney and almost unprecedented demand for bread
sus abroad there incentive to activy yet when
the mercantile public becomes possessed of mania for
speculation there 10 always danger that 1t be carried
to excess rendering collapse matter of Spscuis
ton In brsadstns tho week has boeu Wild many
predict that prices viii reach still higher agures To-day
friday -four aud wheat both higher but the latter
was worry irregular. Corn without decided changes
Oats nrmer. whiskcy held hrm Pork hrm Lard Hrmsr
Cotton tho spot c. higher Fuurcs cosod steady
Groceries firm. Oils aud petroleum Quiet
Naval stores generally firm.
ALCOHOL active and higher free quoted at 50 os
81 oand quoted At aa tor October aud $50 for
November. s4s aDIta.a f.t
ASHES quiet at 4Se axe. for pots and &c. exc
for pearls. s
AxrrxoSv Arm and quoted zoo. for Hslists and
Gle for Conkson. l.r
CoPFEx-Rio was higher, and number of sales were
made Of coffee afost. In Baltimore 900 bags Rio
Fairfield sold ut l3Sc aud 6i9 bags d. Douat sold
At lac. Mild coffee ruled firm. We quote;-Ordinsry
cargoes lac l4ac.; FUR do, l6c.; good do l6lc.
prime do. l7c. extreme for lots lac. lsc San
tos fair to good i1c i6c. ninety days Jsvs govern
loc lsc Ceylon. lac. I7c Msr.caibo. I3c. l7c
Laguayra. l4kc &c., jamaica l3c lie, St. Domingo
llhc. 13t4c.; Porto Rico l52c. i61.e.; Costa Rca
15c IKE. Mexican. I5c l6lac; Nochs 23lSc 2ic.
Angostnrs l5c i7c; Ssvsnils, lSc Ike; Curscos
l3c. n l4c. ...i.t. va =. ~. u M -.
shocks Sinch, with heads 81 rs 81 so sugar SHOCKS
81 10; box Shocks Soc 60c rum do. s. IS So 5u
pipe do, ~ - so; empty hogsheads 81 o5 hoops,
10 feet ordinary to prime $50 $5; do II Feet do 2s
CorPyR--Lske was firmly held at. 2ixc.. cash. Tho
sales, including cush and future delivery about
100000 lbs, ut 2e cash. aud 2iesc alx tor Novem
Der and December deliveries.
CoRDAGE ruled steady. We quote MANILA. large and
small l2c. Zoe tarred Manila l2c Sisa rope, 1870
lie. tftf
CorroN tho spot firm at advance of &c. Fu-
lures opened IL points beter continued to advance
until the bost saey showed Improvements Of 10 IS
points compared with the last quotations ct the
vous day. aferward lost fsw points and ccsed steady
with tho Of 10 20 points the closing
day, between A. N. aud three 7. NJ. up 3062uO
bales. v foll0ws:- NHH fttif.Ni ttf.U
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State bonds displayed considerable activity. and
in the early dealings were strong. There was less
business than usual of late in railway bonds Fol-
lowing are the sales Of both classes.--
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following is statement showing the
estate transactions recorded in the Registers o
October II, 1872

Tho following is a statement showing the =,
estate transactions recorded in the Registers on
October II. 1870
10th st.. ss 1907 9; Of Sd av.. 2oxioo: Char
SD St, n 1884 IT. Of 10th av.. ID sxioo.5; Mi
rSSsy 90 he r q
wator st.. n. g., between clinton aud Montgomery
sis Dot No l.o7b. 22.7xioo; Edward A. Bedlow
77,l s., :. g. 4; :, q Madison sv isxloaa; -
william Moses M ,;i, wife ;s Asa . Sc
tors to Asa stevens SO
aSsn s. and s %;s 's to az" william Cross.
I'd av:: s.. 5e2 IT, =. of iiSth IT.. l6sxloo; Fran
,in IT. :nd II sss@s ID a No
spencer A. Fanning to Julius spaerh .......... No
eterss to to JSSS g
e4n T.: so M s a Nh soSS Marian
4tl sv Il. corner q SS.h 81, aosso; Hamiiiioni ~
Morton roferes to Phoebe b. Allen ............. 14c
ty,h st. ,;, g s.; $50 IT. @ o. 7th sy ssxioaS;
@ vi sa aS neso = Rh as sy SoA
Crosby st.. ". i74.s f.. n. Of Broome ST.. aoissx
sroons ass" ssi - az Fernsndsu
Crosby w. s. isis IT, o' d. Of Broo@s St, aoax %
Crosby 81 Gxos AZ and %, ca part of; Sarah L.
Same property O. part %; q Il Marshall to same =,
same properly Ga part of; Norman 3. wastburn to
same property "a par, Oh ca,harinac Il ws.6barn o.
lss,h ST.. n W. corner OF Now av iooxiuo: Morn: w.
smons trustee, S 70 ssssmund b Wor,men No
Colt roferes) TO hsinrich O. Averman.......... o.
Blnnco, NJ L. H., to A. l.. dc sainx. W. $. of Dover
ST. n: OK Water St: years Sis
and no linton place years .'........ lis
Casper Israel and wife. to Theodore 7. Jenkins,s.
Same 70 William r. Bell : $ Of roth 81. w. cfist
cSsnaer mesrie,ta OF al. To- the frsnin Savings
Bank, u - OK Attn ST. o OF 9th NV. year...... SO
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

good top Prices 1ssc 1uv. per H. Weights az cwt
vcwt General sales. 55 lbs q 80 lbs. not range OF
allowance "a lbs o. lbs net Al sxtsth street yards
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. s5s. per cwt. for American.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Livnsrool, Oct; II, 1870
at
snor. rib steady at s. long eo.r steady s short
ders steady at 3ss Tor new Beef~inds mess none in
%.'1i at & s'gs ga "
Pr%o city armsr sss steady q. @
American choice steady e Sos Lard oilwSons II mar
No. nome ao srnsr at IL: wing
Srnsr at iss corn~Mixed steady a. es cossonsssd
oil-Ye!low American, none in market. Rosin-Common
don steady At 24s. Sd.
Linseed cake. fs i5s co per Taiow ID
ewI Spirits Of tarpent,ne, a5s cwt sugar 2.s
The Mincing Lano markets have been very active pn-
$ssss; rather Freely Tie :ssss: being much
sugar. az further recovery Of Is Is sd
Bee, 'aT., improve
s. f. eve css cry rm Tn Neither
for their sale the I'd against
S:s aS : 81 The a1ss
s.on csyiou high rates: forsisS ds.s9 S e
sssS. priss: sssscs. hss: sssa
ss 1ss" rss
Coehn ginger sold - a. to Sc per cwt above the recent
r'4 m ssS VERY sos rsaDx
Tho sxei.eme1t tn the tin and iron trade:
advance Of "a to s per ton for sheets
pig Iron trade Warrants were quoted as follows:5Ss
LIVERPOOL, Oct II, 1879.
leading grain circular Tine wheat markets this
week have been wild and excited In all tho leading
and an extensive business done In all positions for
consumption. speculation, shipment and passage
rates "a per quarter the quotations of
On the spot suddenly advanced from Sd To-
day mtlsrs have taken wheat OF all descriptions freely
an advance OF I'D. Tuesdays quotations number OF
goes OF CALIFORNIAN taken similar i'm
provement Flour In considerable and Is
sack higher Corn tanned the previous advance aud
fair business done."
HAvRE, Oct IL, 1879.
American lard closed At Az Soc for so kilos.
ANTWERP. Z.
Petroleum, Is1sf. paid 1897. sellers for ine pale
American American lard closed at S6f 100 kiios
- MAxcHKsrER, Oct. IL, 1879.
Tho Marquis of Salisbury to-day received address
from the Manchester Chamber OF Commerce recommend
ing the establishments OF ministry Of commerce Lord
Salisbury said the subject had already
tho government He would express opinion recording
the result OF the gigantic aments OF the European
Powers They compelled those governments to find
tenance for them by indirect taxHtion bat he
the United statos should consent to submit
for the sake Of small portion OF its citizens
heavy pvoscton lie could not help thinking that the
time would when tho farmers Of tho United States
would prefer cheap cotton and iron dear When the
time comes he said. obstacles like European arna-
sound policy OF fiscal and commercial Legislation. He
slso deprecated the Canadian protective legislation
xARxgr
LoS poS, Oct. IL. 1879.
has been absence of supplies OF bar
silver to-day Thursday but there the time
moderate demand. the market has assumed very firm
tendency"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct lisp
Cotton-Futures steady: upands low middiing clause
Octobsr delivery 23S2d, also II led uplsnds low
middling canse October and November delivery 92d
nplands, low middng clause. November and December
Der aud january delivery Sled upIands low mddIing
clause January aud February delivery 6id also SD
March delivery 7s2d uplands, low middling clause,
clause, May aud Jane delivery. o il-s2d
Produce-Common rosn 5s 3D. spirits turpentine, 25s
cwt
Provisions-Lard. s5s per cwt. for American.
TRADE.
LIvERPooL. Oct II. 1879.
The weeks circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association :-"Cotton in fair demand through
the week the market generally firm Anne rIcsn
in good daily request with quotations UNCHANGED
In island there business
griess Futures opened dull! and declined ss2d; ,d
business prices advanced LIED October deliveries
and $3.50. 5.32d. for all other positions"
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COPYING PASTE. SOC. POUND RETAIL. AS IS
Issued for thogram, polygraph photograph. &c. sold
the pound or hundred weight Recipe Of paste for sale
Sample for 2c Sent receipt Of price aud express
charges Boxes rehiied from zoe up Agents wanted
everywhere Call or address, enclosing stamp A. BEYER
81 Park room ~.
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Money at the stock Exchange ruled at per cent.
which was the highest rate Of the day. Some bust
ness was done rs low g. and In the closing hour
was offered at por cont. Time loans and discounts
remained unchanged.
The Clearing House report showed s12is2 $40
Exchanges and $3.59a.4a9 balances.
At tho Sub-Tressury to-day's business was as fol-
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FINANCIAL.
A REAsOXABLK RArKs-MoNEY on LIfE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages:
bought iusu OF all kinds effected with best CON-
panies Mt lowest premiums.
J.J. HABRicu Co, 1855 broadway; box 1880.
A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
"A scies boug ht aud loans o negotiated
JOS HEKZFELD. 17B broadway.
A IL THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES DEALT IN BY
hWfLIIAM WARD 4 CO, Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway Org,nators and first officers of the Amcr
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FINANCIAL.
WELLS. FARGO L Co. 65 BROADWAY.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TUE FIRM or II. ID. MOODY CO, Is JAY =
i New York, Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent:
business Will be carried in the future by H. d. moor
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JQEsTAURANr rRANCAls. 81 WEST nth ST., BE.
lltween University place ana 9TH av-Txble d'Hots
from TO O'Clock. CHAS JACQUES, Propriotos.
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ALEX FRor''iSanAM 4 co,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
IL wali vt.
Stocks bought and sold In the Now York Stock
on cent and carried as long desired Puts
ties. panphct explaining stock operations and weekly
reports OF the market. sent free.
A SILVER NINE, CONVENIENTLY SITUATED AM
partially dcvclorcd will sell have Just
taken out ~ f33 In bullion Address STAFFORD Herald
office
% A pvANCEs" ON FURNITURE. PIANOS SAFES
ACarriarcs. &c. los Wcst SD ST.. west Of 9TH av
storage Office. ~
RROOkLyN ACADEMY OF.MUslC sTOCK-wANTED
~ share iot Address, with Low price W. box
T IrTLE PITTsBURG CONSOLIDATED MINING
iLCOMPANi. fl3 aud li5 Broadway. New York Octo-
Dor IT, 1870.
DIVIDEND NO a.
The board OF Directors have this day declared dividend
OF SluOOUp Zone hundred Thousand donrsl being Hfty
cents per share sr value SlU the capital
company out oil the net earnings for the month o
1871 payable a. the oncc of the company and after
November Transfer books will close October and
Gko q. LYMAN, Secretary. 4
In addition TO tho above dividend hcre will be 100000
out on the earnings Tor the month OF October carried
surplus account. GEO g. LYMAN. Secretary.
MY INTEREST IN A PATENTED SILVER NINE IN
NICoiorado Is valued at $1,000; will exchange for Goods
9 House and Lot near city, best assurances Address
MINER. Herald once.
WILL PAY ~ 800 TO CALL 1900 READING AT 10
" per cent or 80 share In 20 days In lots OF O
shares; brst class only Phadclphin or New
YORK. HENRY Z. CROSS, " Broadway
, 1879-03-15
FOR UETGy.

FOREIGN.
Tie following W4fe teEolVtd BY Tho ChltiRo Board
Of Trade:
LtvEhroo1, March 14-11:30 =. m.-Flouf,
81 gdG110s. Wheat-Wintes, o. ld1oa ID; 'pFiDE
u 0d@Ss ID; white. 81 11dGeos Sd; eluo. o. 4do
o. ID. Corn. a 0ddb4s ID. Pork. 4ot. Lard 33s
1sece!pss OF wheat last ) days. 19l, 900 senta1i'
la8, 600 AMERICAN.
LIVERPOOL, March II. .--Bacon-Cumbet'aad'.
Gas; short ribs, 27s Cd: long cIcar. 2ds Cd; aho's
clear, 91s, Decf-Primo mess, 7Os; India uets,
~; extra India nrss, ST.. Cheese-Cholee. 49,.
SHOULDERS, ::::,s I'd. rallow-rrime city 35s ID.
Lard, 3:.s I'd. pork-prime mcas. Eastern, b.'i
wssleru, 4ss. Hams, long cn., aosn ASsssse'
J}s. .
LoHpoN. March 14.-LlvEnPooL-Wheas du'h
MANI: LAxE-Whess ateaay; cosa quteeF. Csssox'
OF coaHt-Whcat rather esster; fair Srefa3e ta"'
forna, 45a Jd;-eorn unchanged. cs'eoe' oa
pshsagc-Whcat tending downward; corn aatesA.
uooa shipping California wheat, Just shppet, 4",
nearly uue. AS I'd; fair average quality os No. q,
Chicago spr!ng wheat for shipment aef'ns '.'
present anu following 1nouth. 40ssl4ot oo e'uu'
try markets for wnoat-Engtah generally ae''<'
French quiet.
Special Dfspatea to Tne 7rsount. 49,
LIVERPOOL, March 14--l1 80 =. m.-fLoe"~
!. i0a; No. =, " I'd.
rJ,
o. Id; spring, No. l, 81 I'd; No. :, = vi
white, M. !, o. I'd No. =. u lid; e'uo ~ a. :.
o. I'd; No. ?, us 4d. curn-New. No. l. +" w.
No. q, d I'd.
pnoy,sloss-Po.k. Ans. Lard. 3aa.
L,yE1puot. March l4.-CUrTo*-Qniet anu W.
changed ~ 5a.G15hd: sales, 5000 bales, 'p. s',.
la.Ion AMI export. !. 200: Anlsrean u eoo' .,
Of tie week. ii, o0U; Anercan. ~ ooo' 'pssu.S ,.un
look 1000; exporters took i. QUO; fof"asI'u
sh!p'4 side direct ~ eptAuets otN'o' a.,,.n s..s
port, 4,ou0; Total Receipts 81, ooo' ".!: ~" m.
41,uoo; total stock, b5:. .uop; American aa'''SS'
amount aAoat, ai:I, 00u; American. 3l' wv. ~,
unKApsruvrs-Dult, caltsofnia whso s,' "as.s win.
averaging aa llhGeas ID; cuo. ts 3dG!'' cu,
ter red Wcstelp, NsGb!'s ID. CoFn-se"
m!xud, a. I'd. Canadian, III IT, Inn,
pmoyss,oss-Pstms nlu.s besf. 7o' oa' A'''
clear baeon. :.als Ho. al. .t.,ay,
Ypspa aud fabrics at Manchester quiet oh' ...
LoNuuN, Match l4.-TALto"-f'a 'as "11~
| Jjs Ut.
flr.-u... mi.
, 1879-03-15
Withdrawn from stors during Thursday for
gItY cQnsumutIpn: $3.50 bu barley.

Elty conS1nFtlon: cltao OIL Harleys
The following Grain Was inspected into store |
III this city yesterday morning: cars No. |
red winter wheat. 2 cars mixed, 81 cnrs No. |
spring, 80 cars No. do, q, cars rejected, ours
no grudc tos whsat); cars No. corn, ST cars
biz. mixed, II cars now do, 70 cars now mixed,
0l cars No. coru cars rejected tl6i CORN; 35
cars whIto cats, 80 cars No. : snsxed - cars
rejected ls3 oats); u ears, No. rye, cut re-
Icctcd; g cars No. r barley, cars extra. car
iced q barley}. Total, 853 cars, or $50, 900 bu.
tngpeeted cut: II, QS5 bu wheat, 20 4St bu corn,
1876 bu rye, 1904 bu barley.
According to the bulls the great trouble with
the wheat Is 1t "wial not gcrmlnatc." a bit OF
good truth was told yesterday by an Intelligent
foreigner who attempted to repeat the above,
but used the word "emigrato "~tnstead of
Scrminatc. Our lower grades have gone forward
freely, the United States having cxportcd aomo
o. 600 bu during tic il'st half Of te current
harvest year. but very little Of That was Mo.
spring. That grade has pcrststently refused to
emigratc; but there Ii timo yet. We aote TINT
| the difference between the two was reduced to
| 10c yesterday, which Is not very much too much.
Another forged selling order1 Eha Wheat
wa. very irregular yesterday. Tie cold Of the
previous nleht, accompanied by Hight fail Of
SHOW, caused tho market to open stronger, but
It soon weakened under largo offerings from
parties who had carried through the dcpres-
| sion Of lust week, but now ceased to
hopo for A speedy recovery. Tile weather
| invited good many selling orders from
| the country, especially Us aotn people there
1layp lost confidence In The dea1, as,1 Tho ofEcr-
ings were 80 larEo as to frcczo oMt one or TWO
rather prominent men. Some thought the de-
cl!uo was engineered for tile Express purooso Of
dotng this; but the process appeared 10 po d
, 1879-03-15

PROVISIONS.
IlOa PRODucTs-W lost active In the AsRre-
gate. and irregular, but within not worry wtdc limits.
Tho trading was chiefly local. and was Influenced 10
somc cxtunt by the carly furry In wheat. Liver
pool reported advance Of I'D per- 1T lbs In lard.
and tho lucal hog market WAS steady: but thcre
fcwcr or,lers from outside 10 deal In product.
and homo ta1on& favored n lower tanee Of quota.
tions In sympathy With New York. In tho latter
part Of tho lay prominent operators bought mora
freely. which Induced reaction, and tho afternoon
market closed relatively stroMc.
Miss ronx-Dccl!ncd 1oGD1o,fc ptr brf. hnt
rallied, and closed shade abovn tho nttest prces
Of Tuesday. Sales wcrc reported ut IL, 900 bt1s
sc'icr April at 3D. 57.iGs0 TN; ln 600 bss seller
May at 81. .07!<lu. s7!.; nnd zoo brls seller juno
at So DiGhg. DIX. Total, 3o. zoo br's. The market
closed Atealy al 50 for cash o. ae.sF h!arch.
7sh fos r. Apti AS - s a. soo S9 39F
was nominal 1t 81. 0u6ts.2',.
extra prime at So. U0le. 20.
Lsnn-Declined .E0tlc pes 100 lbs. and closed
reported Of H. 0o fcs Keller April at sG 1000. il;
), 80 tea acltcr Mar at So 47 bB. Al; and 400 tcs
roller June At 81 Is. Total, q, 7so tcs. The mar
ket closeA atcAdy nt &c. 40 for spot or seller hlnEeh
81: a:M@y.45 for April; an,s 81 5o$sti; ~. 6'a tos
ctate.
MrArs-Wero rather quiet md averaged easier,
but closed firm. Tho trailing yesterday was Chiefly
ss vx a1s .s ess. sss Sf
dcra were sold late tho previous aftstnooa which
let fewer orders for Yesterday. Sales were re.
ported Of oh0 boxes abort clears AZ 81. D0fi o.;
md / 40: 9oo lbs short ,Is at eaMll n ~ for
The following wero thc closing prices per 100 lba
| On ths leading cuts:
, 1879-03-15

market on Tucsday declined from 10S to 1o7x;
Pul,o'o d Arkantus Valley Railroad from IN
to 724; Kansas City, Topeka Il Western from
1o0 to 1o5}k; CIncInnati, sandusky Il cle1ela''.l,
1 15-1G to ~. In hon1s, Denver & Rio 0ran'c
7s advanced from sose{ TO s91z; Missouri, Kansas
do seconds from 21 lilo to 2fA; Republican
Valley os, 102 to 102}f; Kansas City. St. Joseph
T. Council Bluffs II, 8a5f 10 si16; mid Chicago,
burlington Il Quincy 70, ,tG1 10 HEX.
IN Baltimore Il Ohio, on Tuesday, tho com.
mon sold ut goG}0Osl, against oa]f bid on Mon
doy. .-.....,
rcnusylvauta stock was sold on Tacsduy At
34s4G135.
Northern Pacific common sold on Tucsday
at 0ts@9; the preferred Al esN@2ssG.
The following gives the fluctuations Of tho
,1I,.,r ontM forf ft,e Hars