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, 1881-04-17
COL. FRED GRANT.


The many friends of Col. Frederick ID. Grant,
g. S. 4, will doubtless be surprised to learn
thnr be has resigned his commission and will
eave the army permanently. The reslgnat ton
from-the staff Of the lieutenant General Is to
take effect June with leuve Of ABSENCE from
April l. Cul. Grant entered the army from West
POINT rs Second lieutenant June T.. 1871. While
il. the uSuul ttrst year's leave he superintendent
the building of the narrow-Eange rulroaa
At Getrgct,wn, Colo, and the engineer
ing difficulties presented ty its steep grsades
gave HIM I'LL excellent ideu of ra,llroad work.
Returning 10 his regiment he served with the
line in Texas until siurch II, 1913, wheu he vas
appointed .Aide-de- Cuulp Jn the stad Vt Lieut.
Gen: Shrridlu: with the stan rank OF Lieuten-
line, nud was made FIRST LienteuHnt Of the
Fourth Cavalry June 2s, lS76, which Is now hrs
actual rank. Col. Grnnt, from his long resi-
dedcc here. bus become we'll known in th.s city
especially, and MS marriage to Miss aonore bus
further identified him with Chfc1gu peupte.
It is- understood that COl. Grant shas resigned
his commission because Of his desire to follow
, 1881-04-17
NEW PIANO SENSATION.

we nave aulStlngulshed inventor among
his time .Jsthro Wood. the inventor Of the
oast-ir1,n r,t,,,,, of ,yh,,,r ,ha 1o,
p'9"; - W." sno 81. -"
Sewalu saiu n the senate OF uie limited
STATES, ~ =, lna1ls inventions !aa pceumiar1ay ~
belleilteu the country more IMAM those OF
Jcthso wood, aaiQ none llad been more poor,
y rewarded Danlei ebsler also asserted
III the SAINT. Cfia'Moer that me was pubilc
bcnefactnr Jefferson, Clay' ..ual!ls, and
many others were equally pf0H0tlnced III
, 1881-04-17

CINCINNATI, April ia dispatch from
Glovcr's Gap. ". Va, Indignantly denies a
sensational dispatch published all over the
country about the smallpox epidemic there
It says young man at work in Pittsburg
came home with the smallpox, and two
Others. females, contracted it. The disease
went no further. There was no panic and
no epidemic. 1t further says the dispatch
did not originate there.
LOWELL, April 16.-One case of smallpox
has been discovered here. As the patient
wovked in the mills since being taken, fears
are felt nf i general outbreak
Special Dispiteh to The Chicnrn Tribune.
CAMERON, ILL.,. April 1G.-Thifteen cases
deaths in all The sict-ouses are quaran-
tineti, and precauuon used to prevent its
further spread
, 1881-04-17

JUDGE HAYES OPPOSED To PERPETUAL IAIpR1s-
oSMRNT.
Judge Hawes yesterday morning rendered n
fecfsinn tn tba h,beoa a,r,,,. o.s,, - .tra
pr,r,ef,,d .us. - - 80; ~ eao VI p'As
aste'u' " u" 20 ~ J"'4 luz ia'lufe to9 give oono
10 maintain an ilieEttulate child, Of which he
had been found to be the fnsher Fin based bfs
nn,,l;,utjon FIR re,,a.a n, ,b., oronn,, .ho- ,a
,.us n,.,,ta -, ,r,,.. ,s t,n,, .4as NC
na. as - " - 6'sS tus pu. eLe.. anu since tue
oso ~, 90 1ase one ehe o':els'ou Is ol some Ater-
eSss n;, f,,,,.t
;,,n ., s' ~ ns Mas ealieq upon TO ae1er-
nani i & ~ @ t'.:t III oastaEuS PRO
ta3 80 s sa,f' *us s.atne"rt 9ona te4uifea 'h such
vsSs '.s.: .'!aa I'LL oG t!scnArgea from Imprisonment
upun u VIII III uhheas CORPUS. "nct1 II appeared
~ .no 'f toe Court taat ne defend
III wtis Mti"1te unaute ~ ey Win tne order.
@ M.th hu Apress pEoslsloh lor dtsch'ft III
~, ~, !4.lnl'iss, Anua INF ~ tue Court Knew.
,n ,ue eopienle souft haa col passeu on the Dues
ep!i. IT. t1o,,. ,r..,+
, ttls .auto1 het4t III =" 4uotn autnor1tes 10
, 1881-04-17
COMING IN DROVES.

Four TI,onxand Six Hundred and For
sy-e1ssat Immigrants Arrive nk .BAltl~
more tla e Past Week.
Sotctat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
BALTIMORE, Md, April 1.-THE steamship
Crown Prince came up to Locust Point this
morning with l,6G Immigrants on board, tbs
great majority of whom left this evening by
three Special trains via the Baltimore s.
Ohio Road for the West, the large majority
Of them going to Chicago and Wisconsin
points. While the crowd by the Crown
Prince were being ticketed the steamer
Frankfurt was signaled and will reach
Locust Paint ca rly in the morning with 1,+S5
Immigrants. This makes the third stenMer
arriving at the port Of Baltimore this week,
the Kuhn having come III last Sunday with
1,501 Immigrants. The Baltimore tE Ohio
will have sent no less than eleven p:cial
trains Westward heavily loaded with ilnlnl-
grants within the past seven days, this being
the greatest Immigrant business ever done
at this port in week.
, 1881-04-17

ma Abbott kisses that handsome Castle, who
plays Pttu2 to her V{ryiuM is too. too
ullch! II is recorded variously US ''emo-
tiolai," paroxysnal." spontaneous"
''atsorbing.'' and everybody wondered when
little Emma learned to kiss in that way.
Nine. !. Masny, Room ). 246 Wabash, ave-
nue.. L:ces and fine niusfi,iS inne up. Clean-
ing ami menting curtains Il speciality.
Those who have employed DR.. D. u.
Trowner, dentist, tn LOOK after their teeth,
seemed pleased with lis work. Office. south
east corner lIalsted and Madison Streets
Easter eggs in every variety from 5 cents to
SIS at Berry,s, 224l West Madison street.
, 1881-04-17

II am the welt Mr. Corney.G Grain re-
piled. ,modestly, but consciously. ~ hare no
doubt ynu are." said the Lord Chiet-Justice.
;. and that it Is entirely my fault not to have
known 1t: but what nre ynus' II suppose"
suid the well-kuown Mr.. COrney Grain, with the
supp'sc must cl! myself u singer" :. You
are more than a singer" said Sir. LnhouohGre,
warmly, resolved that true greatness should
once he allowed to reveal Itself in all IT'S gran
dcur; yGl are un actor also. are sou .not?'
"If 1t pieases you ro say so.' numb'y replied the
we'll known Mr.. Corncy Grain. Mr.. Cnrney
-numC and uHt
, 1881-04-17

The Rev. ". Il. Ryder the Rev. Edward Sui
livnn, the Rev. E. r Goodwin. and the Rev.
Arthur Little concur In the statement made, By
Bishop Charles Edward Cheney: " I regard Prof.
M.rris Bernharxlt us Il most valuable acquisition
to Chicago. His glasses are decided specimens
of SCIENCE and art.''
This scientific opticau is located at No. E5
State street.
, 1881-04-17
ElPE All tEAucMX1RTH

LEAvESwoEriI. Kas., April 2.-J. H. Tar
tviltiycr, Esq, f67 Washington street, Chit
cago-DEAE SIR: One of your No. 6 Mac
neal s. Urban's safes passed through tierce
fire last night When sufficiently cool to-
day, we opeled it by the combination and
found the contents in good order. Please
send IL; a No. 20 to take its place. Yours re-
spectfuIEy, S. S1MsioSDs.
i fi.lt assortment of these ulriyale1 safes
can always be found 1T Isl Washington.
, 1881-04-17

THE DURHAM HOUS:-D7A MAGE COMPANY
is circulating fur the Information of the pub
tic I'LL illustrated pamphlet, which clearly
describes the Inherent defects OF plumbing
and drali,-iayin@. THIS pamphlet should be
read by every ole, and copies can be had by
applying at their office. Isl Michigan ayenue>
, 1881-04-17

The sea:er srou this naturally flowing spring prs
fehS~s+ In sOiuuun- the nsvst wonderful combination
OF Te511sntFe elettens. AI,srent Tome uiuretic,
nte. and tones the ss+tsm stimulates The stomach.
e1cltcs ana itts u!.e trn. removes constipation.
ceaases this blood .s drives. debility z%.iude and
nstEuE* pT,-1raiiun entirely awa. Cntversasly
omueudEd by pnys!csans using it. uecered In fresh
supply daily br TIE BELGIAN CO.. II lG5 JACKSON
81. EhtcM-.U. Cnll for circulars. =. ~.
, 1881-04-17

II
members of The rcgular club, have taken, it IS
said, very small part in its deliberations in tho
ia,c campaign, but turned out in force last
evening when tho atteuuaucc OF the old tneln-
The telfcrs announced the following result Of
the election; prssdsat Ct Q; F. L'vermors;
r Cannon; Treasurer. !. c. Clarke: VICE pres~
dents. 7. g; DplEe, /. l: Dlxon: G.; W. Couch
Il. H. Pcxer.ns; a - Executive x; commlttos. G: il
T. ' j. Sutherland, i, G. f. Hnrris. Il Vicrlns. O. s
W Stewart, l. II. skeele. G. I. Williams.
Col. Livermorc then took the chuir, thanking
the Club for cnlll1g him ts preside II they had
etcclttl him tu uarnnnlzc the tEo clubs The oh
icct was wnrthy the effort. The old nficers
were rendered thinks for theis services. Mr.
Farwtl moved that tho PRESIDENT ;. Appoint
nit1ee frun the Young Mems Club tur the puc-
pose of et1ect,ug u consolidation OF the tMD
Clubs. Pusscd, and Ncssrs: Dunhan and Sullf-
proEratu.
THE EARLY-sIoREY CASE
Tbs long litigation of the libel suit Of Alice
Early aearst Wilbur F; storey was yesterlay, !,!,
rin about i've years ago, and on the
' faT % tsa 6n asp he sSpems ps 0snSt conT
affirmed 4nis and then On rehearinE reversed
i and sent the case back: IT WIS Then trans
m4n6ed by Judge D!odgetr- and tried before
Judge Rogers In March lust, and q verdict rem
dereu Tor S:J0. .
Yesterday morning tho attorneys appeared
before the Judge 10 argue the motinn for
new trial, wnen Mr. Muorc. one uf the attorneys
for the plaintiffs said that III view OF the able
,,anner in which rhe defcnse bud been con-
tiuc(.tl, he Thought it the case WAS tried again
the 1aintsH might mt get q verdict for any
thing and that ultimately there seemed
to lie posslniity that the defendant
might bring suit for malicious prosecutiont
lie was therefore willing to Withdraw the mo-
ton fur new trial and allow Judgment to be en-
tered on the verdict -. /
sr. Tr,,lit very naturally had no objec eion to
uukf: ASA ycrdet forGu small IN alnuu ut Wis |
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRwYoRK March 2l.-BEEvES-Fresh receipts were
cars OF III heads at Jersey CITY aad cars ~
nai snce 72l7 head against D5o mead or the
Corresponding DAYS last week There Ws no trade u any
al either stock yafde only css OF ne
Sresh csp disposed Of the balance were nela gyet
up Tomorrow. There was considerable specua9 n ,
Same diderence opinion e1ss among e ees' I99
snHes bnt M was generally thought that win eDout Z0
egs an sse AZ both yards the market would DC
sSt We and arm. stun further advance ing Rosa1g "a
than ordinary eucIt W ada
anSfh ng 10 extieme prices current yesterday
beef scarcely a1KoOd as
had e1peoted ana yet there fair
os, M s beef was held at high prices owing 70 ne
Sost o cattla but Shop butchers were pnynk t
~ o Beef that coat sc Ihere was Ss e"
" beaf eod In Warrington Market below 90
a M fe bes sides brought 8o, but bSo 70 bto were
% sessrsi selling pfeea Far Texas Beet wes soa -
Tour oar loads Of hght WESTERN DheaAo~ w. ''-'s
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
oorrov NAnKrrs-BY rELG9RAPn.


LIVERPOOL March 24-12.30 D m-ootton dnl MiddlinE
Upands, 6st tsdi Mddne Orleans 6s1 safes SooO oaIes'
Including 500 bales for speculation and exports recep
IL 600 bales, iHc udinR 800 bales American Fntafe
Upands Low Middmg clause June ana SGg .1 anS seue
July aud August delivery Gs DO Angust ahS ScPen'
ber delivery esd; Bts sgd Futures closed Ggi ~,
LIvgBPOoL, March 24-li3O p mCettoh1M y y
Iands 6s IiddmR Orleans esaI Low
Futures Uplands Low MiGdnng clause nafen lshyeiyl
Bisd March and April delivery, 0sd do november anu
NIGyEHFooI. MaTeh 2iTa D. m-Cettsn-FuturcS UPands.
IyERPooI. March 24-b D. .-Cotton-Fntures-
Low Mdding oanse March delivery, b'Ssdi 40 June anu
July delivery B7ss;do August and september delivery
DO October and November delivery. sad Futures closed
weak. -..,.. IN. ..,.. =. a.. ..-
ding clause March April delivery 6asy do April and
NAV delivery eisl Juy and August delivery tssd 90.
Beptambsr and October delivery, 6SIsd. - ,,,,,, ~,
GyR8PooI March 2a%iS9 clSs Low
Mdding clause March and April delivery 6lgi; DO April
and May delivery 6ssdi do May and June delivery 6'u
auglJsrA March 94-CottOn stoadyi Aldanng lUte Low
MddE 0ca Good Ordinary, vel roeeipA z1z DAeS SAes'
RAiTMoEE March 2l-oOttOu quiet NddinE 1905 Low
MIddlng lOhe Good Ordinary 9he gross roceiDts Aie
bales, exports Great Britain IOl bales coastns9 "a
balos sales 90 eales spsners 81 eslss MSS SA Low
MiSsnn hasa 1fo5s ~ YS7i SaissS stock . $50 bales.
bales expors tho oornodt 222 baesi ocastuse xS9
baiesi sales 1000 bales; at0ck, b2Y06I bAlee -
CINCINNATI March 2Aooton steadyi hddIng yJ R1oS ~
shIpme5t 2SI baiea, sIes 64 6aes ytoc de07 oAlea
~ glIyEsToa Marcn H.-Cotton pceti Aieel1G ~
Iov Madne 0ac Coed Ordinary 69sea aca tecr1 vof
6alosI expors y Great BEia 600 eA@1 ~ We vehAnoaA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

,Tvuupoot. March a. E-PoFk--Pnms Msss-gAstsrh Gnil
a. fsa WssegA dali q sS fSs Ciess Ss
steady ss ziIi short Clear, dan AZ l2 ams-LoaS' % S'
Gut Su at ass shouldern dali % So BsSI.Mo M ssesay
At 76l LArd-Pnme westsfrnS dun 9H,'
dnli es Sb Rseln-Rhs. steady A. l0Bd Common oni
al sea Cheess-Amsriean Choce steseY ag yuhsaI
fS heaAy AZ 63 state steady ~ lzta
no h WhiIs. arnar eta: spgInE no. y neaoy
srn WiSter steady e sra cern-MiIed Od steady ~ Ha
New sfsaiV "a bblsd Cott0nseed onYeloW Amqflchn'
sae1y st I'm Resin Common, London. steady ~ Nou
Bpirfie -rarpsntano az lene0n dull ~ 3Ak ,on.
nsnnsd Pessasam, e1sa7sd per gal sVs OF I1F
ldyTaYo6L March 2a-l30 D m.-BroaAstuhs- & aist M :
Bsega boa percw for Long Oeer Modes ara zILon p1
HAhURa. March 2sW1coxt Lara eiosea % % N-tAS ~
RfenninGs Der 100 n. ~.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

..ounts Of shorss,n which were taken by Tho
s.ssInr bulls simply becanse II was apparent
- u vas shortr stock offered and not the class
..oe that has been depressing tho market for tho
'.. sev days. 1t is hardly worth while TO mention
- ,ooyemsnts Of particular ssOoksj the general
.s q the head Of this column, with the expana-
~ ~. sbat the highest prices were mads immediately
the opening. and the lowest prices after
I; ;sdyy. furnishes an accurate reflection OF the
..ss,es,ts Of the day. At the very close there was
q ,.ossrats rally but the market was not strong.
,svsnneuts were very duh, the sales at the Board
-.srnntpg only to $1,000 Prices were frm and
~ gpa bids for the 6s are % per cent higher than
'-.sssraay The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day
thorised the Assistant Treasurer at New-York to
- nsr and accrued interest for any of the 5s en-
k,,esd in the 101st call for s25.0oO.0 900 maturing
5tsr 25. and TO purchase $1o,oOO.O00 5s and 6s
..slle,l en- the same terms, As these terms do not
sssr sny indaeemept for parting with these bonds
Y hat class Of persons which holds them, there is
fIh likelihood OF the Treasury reserves being dis
,s,ba BIZ the offer. Annexed are the closing quota
<tons. 1H
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

psI ceDts Ia zfanuc ana rst
do. second. 30ra Enc 47A
New YORK Central I1sAa Illinois Central 1881 Pennsy
vauis central 6Sls Beading 3Oa Ne"forK ohtsrlo ana
Western. 80. - n..,. ,oot ,.- u,o..-
d / for tbe ACCOUNT Ths bullion IN the Bank OF England
Sss increased curing the past week The proportion
OF me Bank EngiaRd reserve 20 liability Hhloh st week
was 81 d Ger cent nOwfsIsta u per cent -, -. 49,
LohDos l astEn trancs as Seppmes for the account
IoND0N, March "a m-U D. bolas ionI Anu ,ai nai
per cents ll6 new fvee lOab brle 4frI ini"o SoNa~
l3p Reading. SuH 80 - ,,,a.-.o.,.. n, hru,on Sona
TIE tbS psnF OF England On balance to-day s k0O,OO0
ARS March 24-Ap m.-EzchanEe on LoAaSn 40 HAAS'
39 confines tor checka -. - ,-......, uanK ~
TKaIa March 24The tateneDt of the lmpehA BANK VI
Germany shows decrease IN specie OF 1 az
SHOWS ep incroase gold Of 27030OO0 francs ana
siiyef an increase OF 22kD.oOO francA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

The dealir gs in railroad bonds presented little of
interest There were some concessions Ia prices,
buf generally the amount of transactions was very
tmaiI. Erie second eonsols were Is lower at co.
but Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds were ls
higher at s3is. Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts
were moro active than any other issues. and
declined from 60lx TO so, and c., @. and /. c. in
.ones declined per cent to SO.
Mobile aud Ohio first debentnres were p lower
1t s4 Canada Southern frsts ls lower at 99l2. and
St. LOUIS and Iron Mountain first incomes 7s lower
1t e27s but the second incomes were strong at S4s
aS5. Ohio Central firsts declined from 104ls to
Iflsss and incomes declined from 90 to 5912059s4.
81. Paul consos were aA lower at 1904 Denver and
Rio Crande consOls Z lower at 113. but Texas and
Pacific incomes were z higher at SO. Annexed are
tbe closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALufoRE. March 2s-cOtton DON Mhdling; loarc
Western S F So sSE.ss[n %.sa7n S %tsr 81 70
spot AMI M1rcn 81 2O4@Fl l6li June 81 l9Hasl n
torn-sGnlhern shade easier Western lower closing firm
oTi" spSt and March 56iS5G1c Apr 5S e55 MAY s.
i7c DO MI1o sstc Psnnsyvania iSgiGc Rye firm
sCWcAeo March 2if1our steady and unchanged. Wheat
active .gt oEeC 80 oeagS spPso TSs o g Soy S2E
= Tn g ~ s, 20 o.. ane 80 DO. soaGi c Rejcctci 10
Corr tr gaad eGt Ip"er sr SSS S ssS g So
June oas rc guAr Regular 29Ssc; Fresh SO
f 2s A At III aPs hy y sS 1@d "a
er.y lS1sr and yeT ys1 q s go ng' s4 g. as 3:
Nav SIS 07 Las 10 Junei ssles AZ sl4 10 May
aIa YEA o1S asy Ell June
0c Short 5000 Whisky steady and unchanged AZ
cxcSSA - March 2iFOur in fai, demand and arn nut
unchanged Wheat active hrm and hlgaer No Red WIN
ter 81 9sGt To- rfSep% 42S1 pssn R r
ana fr SO MISa SseSs & @ rye dgi ,S, NO III nt q :! iS
Lara aIl at io2jc Hulk Meats quiet; shoulder 4sic;
clear clear @ RS ssoc lear SIDES 81 s wsSey de-
mad and higher a. 81 o. 1 s5 gns R Int lhS sS1T c"m
no "a 20 8 25; Light packing s. 49as % Butchers.
DETO Me March "a q1eqiGs MgIo St ! :! oIi 7I9
g. 0 T. a. %gss M Snt Mas !. S June 81 No wate
81 92 No ied nominal Cora dun Mixed ag gSc ,5 3ats
nominal Receips-ElOur 1000 bbl neat 1000 hgsh'
GGt Go b 5So' wasa Ii qSo 100 bash EGV cGrn 1000 Tush
NSEen ro S du saRe ths Hard aad
SOFT nominal; So Milwaukee Fresh. 81 OF 90. March,
Msaui1s Sn SPi gsSs a No 90 M 81 rejected
dnn Ne ataOSc oais inactive NO a. q 2I %oG 1 90
c Provisions lower Mess Po-k slls5 cash and April
flS ill., Nay L1rsS a s & a'A 'a'n 1Da A''
faLphlrhA March 2itl9Ss % erm Pensse a. 20 IRA
Clear Meaum s. 20 do Go9i - 6 aG CEoGG % - 90 @
dum 10 Good . OHIO 90 60 GO1G 3D. % 90 DO
81 75 ior Fancy Minnesota do Fancy, 81 75 Rye Flour
lrm - l2h. Corn Mea. ,hnr doing BuekW meat M@s
hat
81 ~ do Apni 81 9Ss the cargo rate for No. Red
%ani5i Pcnnsyivaaa and Western 81 o. Corn dull south
ern 7a fco" track % e rss1T yeamsr tracE
3, Ic e rate for sail shiPmsnS Is % ~
a. Sc No do 4SaG i3ac: detected nc: Mixed 422c
$40 9 99s I ses aq1 sn So S na Ness
Beet 81 yO ess rort "a sly - dS neT r5i $40 OS
lie: DO in SAT- 0S0'1.: smoked Sides " 81 '2c5 d. IN
gA@6yG snSIhera fcksG' WesiccnKeTtie &C.
G5ssnsr Esa Sss5%s %ar. &c 'iSSa Srs 70
tubs - s2Sc Firzns II s23o Western Dairy Extra "a
&c 90 GeGd 70 Cnoies ,sFye ' ETsrA Il @23G
Egrs Glm PonnsTlvana hsl9e@ Western la Us aSige; g
issc; western Pull Cream si2cI do FAR % Coed II p
Sl2e DO Iia skins OSl0s; do Sss, Fsansd
quiet Cut Lsai Crushed Powdered sc, Gran4lsteG
aa as al sSga a.ssc g YiSShv ssady At
dull atsl 7Ssl Ss reed easier HIhte a DS Rcdued
bbS c. do. in cases. Il 49, whisEeJ SoaVe' "e'erh
ST LOUIS March easier but not duots6ly lower
Nhsat Hn,stled and lover 30 sd GSi oS Nav 81 S5
s 65as Juns 96sc bid all the year; No Red Fai 9sci
March MS + az "a S X. cIL1 %1 fl'i'I az al &C. NAY
SaPs RS: 'Sy Teq GSt' 81 ssiS 6 harley
whsEsy quiet a. g HS e,I rOTs sSSnas1 d a. sq @ co.
Clear b 7Goo Clear sides 7Sc BacS9 sd S"es sn91
S5 SS $3.50 SSHr S w. WS.s sS 6us6 Corn
os TGoo sga hey s Sy COrp $500 Sush OATS
loo busn.j Rye 1000
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

strict Good Ordinary iIi6 3idding .......-... o7s
Futures moderately acave, closing dull at adecne o. to
1851 April i04OGiOt8: May iO.9s 1855 June. 1907 .
b.I b. HgT i7o5aSS dSSe 1dfSs So1be iS6
el0.l2: December l0.l0sl0.l2 ,-o -, ,o %.
May ~ %ns 10 gS J % 10 anGu m DeceS SS @
January 10 IL Todays closing prees-March 1885;
April, i65S0lU5I; May, l&62 June lo7dEio.72i JgSy'
iC22SSiS2G Novcmbtr To- loSf6i2; December 1870
FLOUR A%D MEAL-FLOUii-Marlst duh and heavy.
and loa 80 lower Fht export am ooGng trade denana
iG 900 b6s. including 500 bDS city NH k5Ia for west
very Choice inter Wheat 500 bps sgpeT9ns s. cQess AZ
SS g fS1a Sa 70 e. GnS %9Ts ~ .Sg &a q g
bbs Winter Wheat Ezra 81 SoSSS - 5S5 me me W13e H
nesota ExTa' 81 3Oass iSeludlng 800 bble CleaT
q s sSS sale. SS 1850 S GSS 500 GS so o r.
y GO S4 & co6%ss aSs' 3 Fair fI s
Geod % Fancy DO 81 SO Ss6 so. Common cool Extra
ss . 1p g. ssr SaSa SS .ob Il 6 s.
ChOlcedO.. S. OjSSJ 7J connon iHua hinnesFn S9S
So g. EsssPs GSSn'n E4 Ssa s s ,5ss 5sSS ss6. s
ESQ % yery chSie: Family % ao$s7 oO rn!sRt
EN nseF F1 TPsa' va6t deeSs shaSTe saes 300 S in
elaas Common e Good ETTa 81 s. 7SSs1 70 Go:d 70
$40 BITS supeTfne 50 ds5 90 rs MEA dun! nm
sg1VEe1i 81 a6' EraSiTsiSe NV me- - esSS
'GRAiN-w NV EaExT-MarEss heavy and Sol 5e lOysE sI
fairly active sde speculative account Soapg rather
future S0S 900 bush cash including $500 bush UREaasd
81 O69; $1,000 bush UnBfadeu WINTER ol q -
si 2s: IOn bush No 3 Red 81 20 llHOOO bush No.
Rsd 81 2SLafl - l. Including % coo bnsh free on boAr
81 2S Loo bush so Rel 2sSsi2st 25OJ u;,a gna6
81 20; iroo board, 5000 Su'h No, %a,s st,s
81 2Ohds q including g o0o bush free on board 81 S9
81 Ap q 2l't9Sl % eesius 81 q ssi q I. do
81 i6sdsl 20 +closing 81 legaSl l9 No White March
81 1874 closing 81 SsSSl " DO NAY 81 i79ssl H. clos
port inquiry sales 80 100 bush tAo Jersey and Pe1nsy
Vaua 81 O5 81 I6 closing hfm at 81 0y for boat ioAds
BAhLEY-DIL declmigsi sales lO9DV Sushi , 40
Canals Bu gbt about 81 ~ 90. BAlEI MALI du aAes
1900 bush No. Canada B1ght 81 20 10 months
export demand fair busyesa specnlsve
dug UnRrRded Western Mixed 67% s6J &c. Ne ) 5lS1
69Sc:So 2 Jgla aBOc inciuiuR New, ~ ~ gaC0c ahh
Ol AZ 30 ngO e n OO bush New No q % 5s7s free ON
beard; No White. GOGGOLc.; White southern and Jersey
zoo Yellow Jcr " 81 NC on dock March. 50ii Gt0 &c
closing 5gSs 80 ',c do Ayrl 67hG57 ~. ciosRS 574e
579sc; DO May. btTsaO5c, olnsing 014dbAI ""
do Jnne "A ~ sj4l.c, closing 1850 NC
ATS ruled heavy and = 7c lower sales. l7N0O0 bus
including No s. at asa, ,dI4G. No p 44td441c. no T.
ls9lc.. SO White, asa S4ic; No 2. &5lh4S Eo NO J.
bOr Mixed Western A5di5c: White do- - abs; While
stae - .Oc- incluAing 3JuuO bush No March So
SCI JvOO bush do. May. s3tc. J1O bush do June s@
9i3c.
VISIBLE sUFPLY OF GRAIN II TIm UNIFIED STATES AND
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
twise ssbales, sales, LILO baIesi stock

LOO bale. coaatwse sSbales sales, LILO balesi stock
iO3. 334 ballet
LoUIsvILE. March 2A-COfton duh. Mindifng. 10iao
March L-loteoD MlddiIn2 lO1c receipts
bales shipments l49f bales sales 1850 bales stock
SG,5Sb bsleA
AosuE March 26.-Cotton steady. MhcdiaG l0ifc; Low
Midalng S Good Ordinary. c net receDtS 49, bales
exports coastwse SSS Daes sales 800 baes Soek 4efs
0aea-
SEN-osIRANs. March 2A--Cotson nrm SridIlme. lie;
Low NidfhEg lOeso.i Good Ordinary Sac net receptss
12b03 bales l2e8T ba6s exports 10 the Continent
06S5 baleAi sales, 4.OO0 bales; stock 3O2b9o baes
NORFOLK. March 2A.COtton Miadnne. lOiac; net
receipts lO0b bales: I26 DaeS eaea 500
bales stock. 1895 bales. -.
PHILADELPHIA March 24-COttoL steady MfediBg Iitei
Low Nddng l0Ses Cool Ordinary Ohc net Tsseapa 80
bales gross 34 bales 10 Great Britain. Sbo baesi
sales, spinners 232 bales stock. l6,S97 bales
SAVANNAH, March ACotton quiet; Midding 1ostc; Low
mdnE lOc; Good Ordinary oc not receipts l545 5aleei
exports The Continent 1870 bales eeastwse lob bales
sses. 700 balesi last eveong 200 bales STOCK Oo2Vf
balea
81 LOUIS March 24-Cottou stesdy Biddiing 10@c Low
MidDg 0acs Good Ordinary LAS najes
shiDmeois 5s7 bales ses l34 haes stock 6S sd5 oas
WtElNaTON, March 24Cottnn Qulet Middnng 10 &C., Low
Mdding. Sac. Good Ordinary, Sc; net receipts VV
bales, stock. 811 halaa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

The feature of the dealings in State bonds was the
tns,ctions in Tennessees from 631a up to 107 Con-
rsruine the probability of the Tennessee Senate
sssoutipg the House refunding bill we learn of no
sghlic information. but the character OF to-day's
SAVING Of the bonds indicates that private nforma-
sop IA favorable to the contamination of the plan,
Mhich proposes to refund the face and part-due in
fscst $50 per cent into per cent bonds Alabamas'
slsss A. sold at ~ Virginia 6s deferred at 15l2 and
Seuth Carolina nou-fundable at 5. Annexed are the
hlszine quotations: