, 1879-05-21

3, .,,,,, medium to good, e4.95Il1:7b
h,rpeh. Mssssss @Ns NJ; cnws n,,t he1fsrs, ~ hnl
ts0iseh XIII. e:l dWt4, %; stockefa' s*h"9'Aoo'
i;eder, ogss.n,ss-,,ccclpts, 400; markcs auiot
sssr ~; &C. .eiers swr; pr!cca tsna@S M Gs qwn:
~. na'o.c o.ce3o,.. 1. ITO; ,narke: moderately eet:
lio"+rrt "+rts unchanged; yorkcrs, fals 70 , 9es sH9
ire orsI s,r,iiun al,t! ncnyy Eracs, to
G fst.sI,ra. ~, H. it; hest grades d'spoaeao1'
l'so 'A 1T. LOUIS. .-.
a. Loer. aiay :0IcATrtrwuM!'. .,a meaSs as3 ~
ie.ts; s 10 iiyis, sf.55a4. e; nxsyc t bStSGgr ys
S75 j, tvtn f r. a; esis, cs"lS,rados re-:
ctPts. lst,ndy: fnir demand. rough heayy LOO
e;Ss; e;s oeayS rs,tsi. g. rTS!!s''e1shias ss5;
sttesn,st snatct anl unchanged: common to gooa
an.J eli. :0it:I.10; receipts. fooi Shipments
paDe. ,,xr rfnHnry.
r,uErfr, Any .0.-CArrLE-nccclpts TO.
hss n hrnj iocal in through; aIl lhe iltat hhnc;
t s pat fssy tS'. sy ~ wssk tao suta rse
I'll e theu. hi hnt two Or tsco 'oaaa supply ltghs
srd continues So. ,,- ., ,,o,,.
ll"asIH:To'ini ln!,l n: iniairlpi;ins. 81. aob3. .,o.
3os.T- ttcceI,,sh to-day, U0q sIeaut eolllng At
.;sgaGh4. saEahs4 ii; sot,o o1portess sold at $4.0o.
WATkAT0WN.
w.-,nrows N. y. Aay .0.:-cA7ThE;";,lsc.
.:g ,oes s fsa Il s;ee s.sta, as @ eS7 ~ So i'll
su.I,ts, sl.oolJ, 50; second, sa.ooao' ho' sh'a'
t.t SnsHq;seen* syns; 1iys; haaa rS
g'fess. extra, 81. i5atd 80, 4@Galc per lb
KANSAS CrrY.
sutcfd. Dtspafch sa The Tribune.
ffx.. ~ YMfA
rHts.t has frnsrt. receipts. :35:i heads shipments.
~: .,eady; nntsye shtapcrt, 50. 0@ rs; native
ysi stotkels sai feeders 5ab+ooi native eows'
siIiS1s"ltscsipt.. 1.837 head; ahlpmen.s. !. 103;
t,nsr; es All 10 choice packing, ss 1st 10; light
.sppIng, sJ.0oG1j 10.
CINCINNATI.
r,xc1xyAr1, hfar ~, ,-fions--Inactiva md low
.ss &C. 81 tsS" vs. ID Satesls x! $3.SS$e3
rsejpis a.,:.!Ju; shipments t85.
DnY-aooDs.
CHICAGO.
yo7o of tho features Of tho dry.Roods market
~, essentially Changed since our lust rcvtew
1obbers t.po.t good soasonabla hua!ucss in
n,oa,esa and prices continto 10 display tho most
no,jl,7e 1.n,ncse. Cotlrclians, too, arc easy,
ind taken aIl around tho position Of tho market
mus, 10 regarded as cmincnt1r satisfactory. The
urI.Euk6iuc4
due no doubt, to the prevailing low prices Of tnan-
f,ctu,td goods md tho increasing cost OF tho
t.p,es,-rotton aud wool. Tho wonlcr.g goois
t,.,s,t, whlch for months has Remained In m0ra
ef 1vss dcu,ora}izcl condition. hegnn to show
tgns Of returning activity, nn a. the supply be-
fEeen manufacturers nnd consumers Ia smaller
tssn for number Of scasons+ 1t II mt unseaaon~
able 10 anticipate early improvement in prices.
Among The changes In cottons notea during tho
~ ms an adans0 Yaw o, e Ss s f'Ff 9 . and and
Ten advanced 70 &c. and isiehuond'a and Aliens
lo0.ic. fhs New inrk .|onrhat o. Commerce
''Throughnut thu week the demand for nut move
tent Of cotton goods haA shown nothing at ynri.
,nts viii, the tonor & q orr ~ last feyicw: pr AZ
eoored cetinns tho receipts arc quickly disposed
otlhrough standing orders. ana any snrplna dnd-
lug quick d!apostton N naccom'nodattngr daily cur
ton tht market would snstain very large portion
oflht advance made, aud IN no styles Of Qualities
H. osI b, q pfSsos sh Sn The af
writing. Ii ont Of the question. with good re-
qurst Tor export sucking assost1nents. Conslaer.
iar tle late period Of tho season the tone Of fhe
l;ents, the production InrGely unlcr control. md
outy q mouth before tho earliest demand for AIT
!aan. tho outlook + not aattering to those who
than rates now current"
NEW TOnK.
NV YoHK. May 2o,-Wool f!annc!s continue In
aelre demand. mid stucks hayo greatly reduced In
In. handa; cotton goods market firm and prices
ttll advancing; prlnta dull; Ring1talns quiet;
hHns In steady request; buntlngs doing we'll. and
drt.l goods in moderate teinund; heavy fancy
tanlmercs Cheyiots. and worsta1 coat!ngs In
steady request BY clothtora.
LUMBER.
TIE movement OF lumber, etc., last week and
anca Jan. is exhibited In the following state.