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10 IRRIGATION BONDS 075,000, Interest Semi-Annually. We have secured this amount of first mortase bondt of The booth Gils Canal Compur, of Ari-na. which we cn offer to oureUHtomers with full assurance that they are very desirsbl menu Intercut psysbl semi-annually atonic ot Tru.te. the Illinois Trust snd SsyinKS Bank, se-cared by deed of trust on completed cauaLJfJ miles long. covering 14.000 seres end valuable franchises; lo by collateral deposit of nui right contract (for 8.0tH acre of landst IU per acre, bearing 8 percent interest Land Is all occupied, and a large proportion wiU be in cultivation the present year.

farson.LKacH A-CO-TS Dearborn at. CHAs. W. Monroes. IS HEREBY GIVEN, That at a special meeting ol the Stockholders of the North Chicago Mill Company, held at the office of bk company, in the city of Chicago, on the flret and second days of May, aTDj 1889, the number of director of said conrjany was Increased from three to eleven: and that the Union Steel Company, a corporation organized under the lawa of the State of Illinois, and the Nor 0 Chicago Boiling Mill Company, also a corporation organized undei the laws of the State of Illinois, were consolidated with each other tinder the corporate name of ILLINOIS STiiEL COMPANY, and that the name of the North Chicago Boiling Mill Company was also changed at said special meeting to IUJ- XJOIS STEELi COMPANY.

ORRIN W. POTTER, President. Chicago, May 3. 1889. TS HWRHIKY OIVEN.

That at a special meet- Ingot the-Stockholders of the Union Steel Company, held at the office of said company, in the city of Chicago, on the first and second days of Mav, A. D. 1839, the said The Union Steel Ccmpany, a corporation organized under the laws of the fetate of Illinois, and the North Chicago Boiling Mill Comoanw. also organized under the laws ol the State of Illinois, were consoli dated with each other under the corporate came Of ILLINOIS cumami. JAY C.

MORSE, President. Chicago, May 3. 1889. NOTICE XS HEREBY GIVEN" that at a special meet-ins of the stockholders of the North Chi cago Rolling Mill Company, held at the of- Iice oi eaia uompany, in uae wny cn -iiv-casn. In the State of Illinois, on the first day of May, A.

D. eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, the stock 6t eaid Company was Increased from six millions of dollars to twenty-five million a qt dollars. O. W. POTTER, President, PEABODY.

H0UGI1TELLNG Mortgage Loans, Have Removed to Tie Real Estate Board Building, a. E. Cer. Drerbor and'Eandolph Chicago. Money to Loan On Improved City Property at Lowest Bates.

HEAD COE. 149 LA SALLE ST. FINANCE AM) TRADE Hew Boston Philadelphia. Chicago. 8t Louis.

FINANCE. Wedsisday ETKimto, Hay is. The associated bank clearances at the principal cities of the United Stages to-day and a week ago were aa follow Investment securities Steady to higher prices. 117 It 1 -1 JL May 15. May.

tuo.moo 16.130.0no 11,745,000 10.67X000 10,017.000 3.89S,0n0 MT6.000 New York exchange sold between banks to-day as follows: Chicago, at premiam; Boston, at disooont: St. Louis, at 7Se premium. There was only moderate request for accom modation at the banks to-day from the regular mercantile classes et borrowers and no pro nounced demand (or mosey from snr other quarter. Brokers bay somewhat mora outside commercial paper to offer for discount here than they hare bad because interest rates are firmer at ew Yerk and easier at borne. In eerersl in stances lenders bare not approyed of the quality of the paper while some very choice Bamee hare gained acecommodatioa on long time oelow per i cent.

1 heme transactions are, oc course. exceDUoeaL and only to to ahow that snr Vina moneyis growing more plentlfuL Call loans are seldom saked for now except by people who are trading more or leas freely in bonds. Bankers at tributary markets continue to ask for ai stance in moderate amounts and the expansion in total bank deposits is not Urge as yet. The moTements of currency are small, with receipts trifle larger than ahlpments. Interest rates coyer a wide range, but most transactions are made and per cent.

Loans are quite common, how-Ter, at 4 and per oent. Eastern exchange was dull to-day at 60t40e per 1.0U0 premium, roraurn exchange was quiet ana toady as follows: Sixty Day. Demand. Sterling Posted rates $Ly'4 Bankers' sterling, 4.87 4.8M Commercial 4.M6X 4.87M Bankers' 4.18H Commercial f.Wi 6.il? Bankers' marks 86 Commercial marks .99 were in fair request at Chicago, say: The stock market was on the whole strong to-day. the priucipal activity andtrength being in Atchison, vnicago uu, vregou auu ns- baah.

Union faeino and Northern I'acino. how ever, were inclined to be weak on the trouble which haa been brewing between these companies for some time. The advance in Wabash was based the sale of that road to-day to the purchasing committee for 16,600,000. The erop outlook continues to be all that eonld be desired, and so lone as conditions continue as favorable as at present wo are inclined to think that stocks should bo bought on every set-back. The sales at the Chicago Stock Enchange today were as follows riBST CAZX 10:30 A.

1L Fort Dearborn National Bank 10. ..100 Diamond Katch Co. of IU. 10 143 Do 10 143 Korth Chicago Bt KB. Co.

10 1JH Chicago City Ry. 4W's 600....... 100J Chicago Auditorium Asan 6's 6,000 ...103 Chicago Oas L. A Coke Co. 6's 6,000 94 Do 10.000.......

94 Io 94 HH Do 6,000.. 91 Xorth Chicago City Ry. 4 Vs 6,000 SO 99 8SCOVD CAXL 3:16 P. M. Pullman Palace Car Co 60.

'Chicago eaaJU Coke Co. 6's 6,000... Do DO 000 (MB) Do 6,000... Do 6.000.. Do 6.0CO.....

Do Do 56,000 Do a.uoo.. 8.... Do w.ow.... Do 6,000.. Do 6.0U0 Do 6,000 Do 26.0110k Do 6.009 Cons.

Oas 6's 6,000 Do Do 18,000 Do 6.000.. Do 6.000 Diamond Match'CoVof "hi36! Do 13 Chicago City Ky 4V 600...., Do 1.600..... Do l.ooo Do looo Ho. Chi. City Ry.

4Vs 6.000 Dn 10,000 Continental Natl Bank 60. 94tt 94 hi 9i 94 94 ii 94 ti 94 94 Si- 94 96 a vtH 92, 93v 92ft 92 9-J 935 ....146 li5 ....101 ....101 ....101 0 The bidding pricea at the Chicago btock cusuKe w-uij were aa xouows: Chicago National Continental Natiooai Fort Dearborn Lincoln Merchants' Loan and Trust Co, NatioDai Rauk of National bank of Illinois National Live Btock Bank pack National prairie State National ...300 a ...236 ...137 ,..2 ...100 ,..13 iwi Calumet and Chu Canal and Dock Co rJH Calumet and Chi. Canai and Dock Co.pfd.9'i Chamber ot Commerce 116 Central Musio Hall. Central Umon Telephone Co 49, Chicago City Railway Chicago Gas 1'rust Co .11 Cttisens' Street Ry. of IadionaTolis eait4.

JuWa Wvasas ot Dir. Ry. couDon 6-206's lira TELEGRAPHIC FINANCIAL, 110 32 8S 101 800) 60 4 300l 21 V1 60S 66 16 2lt 86S THE DAILY INTEIt OCEA2T, TOTOSDAY MOBjNTOG; 3IAY 10, lSSDTEST AGES, North Chtoejro City .............815 Korth Chicago Street Hallway Co. ltl National Railway Co. of Illinois 14 ruuman Palace Cnion Htock Yards and Transit Co 109 National Panorama 9 Chicago City 4 1900 100 Chicago City 4 104 Chicago City fa, 1904 Chicago City 66 1901 100 vooi County ihoo ..101 Couk Connty T'a, 181.

.108 Cook County 4, WW. Cook County 4'e lMrc. .107 coog county 4 1905 104 CM. City Rv. 6-30 v.

looM Chicago Board of Trade 10-50 5's. ....1 CM. Opera House Co. 6 1906. 106 Chicago Auditorium S'a, 1929 WiH Central Safety Deposit Co.

6's, 197 Commercial Bid Co. 8t Chi. Una Light Coke Co. 6 93 Chi. Bee Klec DVd Co.

88 Consumers' Gas 1st M. 6'a, 19S0. 92 N. ChL City By. lsUM.

6'a. 1900. ....113 N. Chi. City Ry.

6 a 100 Ii. Chi. C.ty 98 Wash. Park Club 3-108. 1804 101H W.

Piv. Ry. coupon extended 1021 w. Chi. bt.

it It. lat M. Wsat Park 7 's, 1890. 103 KW Yobk, May IS. The stock market shows about the same amount of business from day to day, with the Interest centered la a1 few shares only, but tordsy there was a stronger tone than usual of late, and most of the active stacks are higher this wyening.

Oregon Transcontinental was still the'great feature of the day, and while the buying was as urgent as during the preceding few days there seemed to be plenty of the stock for sale, notwithstanding that the dally borrowing rate went up to par cent and sellers' three dsys options were made at a discount of per cent. Bales at seller 6 and seller 19 were recorded IH per cent below the regular price. The difficulties between the Cnion and the Northern Pacifies was felt la the market and made those shares the weak points in the active list, while Oregon Navigation declined materially on very small sales. The trading in the general Hat was mainly of a professions! store, but the buying by the Chicaro party in the grangers was a feat ure and Burlington and Omaha preferred were advanced sharply at one time, bnt the others took a secondary pi ace in the market Notwithstanding the last report of reduction in coal prices the coal stock became strong and Lackawanna and Dela ware and Hudson especially scored marked ad vances, while Beading and Jersey Central' were moved within narrow limits, though the last named displayed more strength than the general list. Chicago gas was again a feature and rose to above 63 becoming one of the leading active shares.

The re.ult of the sale of the a bash was announced late in the day and the stocks of that road became prominent immediately for etrenirui and auimatiou, the preferred soaring a material rise for the day. Among the special ties Pullman developed a weakness toward the close, and declined per cent, but in no other stock wss there feature or movement of im portance. The transactions in railroad bonds were some what larger to-day. and the tone, especially in the afternoon, when the greater part of the business wa done, waa decidedly stronger, snd at the close many lnes were materially hizher than at the last previous sales. fosperiJ feature marked the trading, bat the important advances Include Kansas City, Wyandotte and Northwestern firsts 2 to 9a1.

and Texas Central 7 of I 1 to 47 The following were the Quotations and sales on the tiew tort btock Lxcbange: PXSCBXPTIOH. Am. Cot. 8d. Atiantio I'ac.

C. B. Canadian Canadiau Pao Central Pacific. Ches. fe C.

0. 3d ptd C. C. C. I Con Gas.

St. L. ez P. Dd C. ex K.

Ill C- L. Bt. AC, ChL Gas Cam. Co A L. Del.

4 Den. Jk Den. BioG. pf I trio pfd. Erie E.

T. E. T. AGjatpfd E. T.

pfd i. W. H.P. Jersey K. or Kingston.

Lake Louis fc Long Isl.nd.... Is. K. JL. E.

4c W. pfd. D.N. A. Ho.

Pacific. M.L.S. M.L.aW.pfd New Nor. Pao. Nor.

Pae. Nor. ex W. N. Y.

Naah. 4c Chat. N.Y. 8. fc W.

pfd N. x. V. btli. O.

Trans O. B.AN. Ohio ex maha Omaha Org. B. Pac Mail.

Pullman Reading Rich. Rich. Ter. ptd. Rock Rome 4 W.

Bt Paul BtPaul St P. Bt P. A D. Bt P. M.

Bt L. S. St L. B.F.pfd Bt A. A Texas Tenn.

Coal Union Pacific. W. A E. nfd Wabash Wabash pfd. Western 8SOI 406 16,841 8,0601 360 300 suo t798j 765 16,767 100 ll.soa 400 1IM 0W J0 8.726 326 103d 100, 66li 10W 1(M IV.

1.800 2UO 8.800 886 62! 66 71 10tV 3'a 8,370 137 138 100 17 17 1HW 4J? Ti5s 42 3iX 44 i.7eol S5i li stt, 43 I T254 96 95S 8 110 327. 86 I 102 60 91 1 374 60 1S CLOSIKO. Mt; 65. 64 'lit 43.l Vi 62 66J, 17H1 S3 7I 63 140 Soul 47 Ml 47V mow 3Hi4i 2 S.0OO 300 6U5 -400 1.260 900 4H eoo 711 71H iocs 9a 74 24 "965, 13 81 M1 66: 17H 33 T1H 89J lOM 42 65i 33 90- 12 12 31 I 81 18V IMS J.310I STii; B7i 67H 7 VSaj V7S 44' 46 86 loo lot. loo 7' 109 82, Mi 97 41 361; 2S MX 100 68 110 82 86 101 101 60 31 S7'4 66sl 16 28 66! to 4 21 80i 66 16 2 MM 6iH 6X a 39 434 108 107; WJ4l 62 S3 St s.s' lS95iilMi 137 17 I 17 474' 471 47 a 7li 71! 70-s lOCi 106V.lo6-i:i0 9 74 31 U.3H 9k TJ)i 735 24 24 95H 96 67 94 Vn lS'i 68 i 43 71 94 10DIU6Y ll7k ll 116 116 10 6,410 30IJ 1.626 COO 20C (3,3301 30ul 9oo) stoi 800 800, 17 625m 107 si" 34 91 22 36 96 68 42 ll1 68 43 7i 74 98 11 34 36 95 42 34 46111 44 41 3S) 26: 259,1 Jo 6, tlH 63 62 1U7 107H 107Ji imx 82 ii ass DIM 23 97 41 187 hi 6iJ 95 46 2S7i 82 83 84 22 06 42 3 324 135! 88 23 3H 96 188 44 96 6ii 81 69 4 21 37 66 14 28 The following is complete record of the trans actions and sale of bonds on the New York Stuck Exchange: 10 A.

at. TO II si. 1.000 NCar con 4a. 97 10,000 Tenn set 74 6.000 At Pgtd 78 6,009 do 7h 8,000 AAP 17 11,000 Can So 97 1,000 CNJ gm 112 2.000 do 112 1,000 CKA Co of (ill 102 6.. 97 80,000 do 97 8.000 CBAQ ..133 1,000 Ctr I gen6slovt 36,000 CGL Co 1st 95 6,000 93 6,000 do 96 7.100 CRIP 6sepl07 .000 Bt MAO cons 1231 8,000 do 123 41,000 DARG 81 3,000 DARGW 1st trust 88 3.000 DSAP 93 6,000 6,000 UKltt lt.

..102 1,000 DSSA A 06 6.0U0 A G. equip 91 6,000 Krie 7s cn g.HO l.OUOFtWADlst. 96 1.0U0GCA BP lnt.110 tJJW HA Tex 2d ML 1.000 IAGN 104 6.000 KC WANW .98 1,000 Kan 1st cnll3 10,000 Ky 0 1st 4s. 82 io 82' 8.300 do 82 2,000 KAO 1st 109 LOOO Long 6s. ..120 34 Am Ex lid Wn Nat Bk.

96 4.000 Car con 4a 97 10.000 Tenu set 74 8.000 A AD 8.000 AAP gtd 77j do 7H lO.ooo do 78 l.ooo A 17 2.000 IsCKA lstloo 16.OO0 CAO con 6s. 97 l.ooO do 97 2,000 HA ii Neb Ex 4s 94 20.000 do 94 10,000 CG A Co 12 X. TO 1 P. M. 1st CD V6 86,000 do 9 Cf S8 l.ooo LI coa 117 6,000 117 1.000 LA col trSslol 1.0U) LAN 6sU7 8.000 LAN AB 96! S.OUU IsJCX 04 106 6.000 Mil ABtP 1st at elf 1st Lac Div ..118 3,000 KAT cn 6 64 l.OoOMAO .116 1.0O0N Cdeb ..113 8,000 NYCAStli 4s 9S l.ooo a ry 1st ref 99 l.COO do 99J nat val UX 10,00 1 uo vs 3.UK) NPac 3d 1.000 AM 2,000 0AM 3d 120 8.000 do 6.000 OAStli 77 10,000 do 77 aa pi a tnc 63 l.ooo rdett gm 9:1 15.000 do 93 3.01OPAW 87 6,000 BAA 1st 64V 12,000 StPMAM 1st Moo ex 4s.

91 3.000 TPse 2d inc. 38! IU.UUU 1 UL 10J 4,000 1 BtLA ...1035 ii, uw i uiu gtd stmpd 90 3,000 Bt Detroit Dt trust 128 10,000 OAStli T7 ao 78 6,000 OgnbL 6s 113 xt dt xt 1st pt me 82 G.uuo l'U 2d pref ine 67 6 9.0uOPARSdpref ino 63 6.000 do 6344 PAW 87 1I.0OJ do 7bi 10,000 do 87 4,000 A A 1st rn ctfs 64 10,000 BAWlst trm UlUt l.ono 9v 15. oiio CRIAPiaepli)7 tttVA-r 76 8.000 CH VAT gm 75 .000 DAB a 88 47.000 DSP A 1st tr 94 1,000 DAIR 1st ...103 S0.0O0DSSAA6S 96 16,000 Erie 7scn 8.000 tWAD 1st. Ml 12.000 GCA8F let. .10 lO.ooo l(Jts jr g6s 72 10,000 HA Tex 1st tr 125 '-i 38.000 KyO 1st 3,000 LAN FAS 1st 98 unit wen vio 10.000 A 0 Val 96 9,000 NPac 3 P.

10,000 Tenn set ViH 10,000 do 73 10.000 do 73 10.000 A A gtd is 78 38.000 CA cn 8s. 97H! 1.000 CAEI ren 6102 Vb 3.000 CRIAP 6s cpl34 i.oou in cu 1st. 16,000 do 96 6.000 do 95 3 8.000 do 96! 43.000 GC ASF 1st. l.ooo utitar sa. 73 8.000 KyO lrt fft 30.000 82 I iT.ow 83 2.UM asDtr is 8s.

18.000 do 127I 77.000 KAT gtt 6s 63 10,000 A cn 6s 87 10.000 A Val DiT 7l 10.000 WAOcon.111!; l.onOBUAGIlstlOO 10,000 BtLA I 1st Ark ..108 8,000 StLAAT 1st excp 83 2,000 do 83 e.0t StLAAT 2d. 26 6,000 St i. 10.000 Shen Val gm trust 89 4,000 Tex 1st of 1909 6,000 917( 16,000 do 91 3,000 UP 1st of 1.000 UP 1st of V7.U65 16,000 Bt LA P. Chi Dir. trust 101 1.009 do 101 16,000 101 TO 8 P.

33.000 NYCAStLis 98 6.000 OhioSo 47 6 000 do 48 10.000 of Moist 4S101M 8,000 A 3d Pf inc 8.O00 PAR gm 4s. 93 6,000 A A 1st DM certfa. 64 000 BtLAAT lat ex CP 88 J.000 StLA A 3d 26 4,000 Bopso 01 an 1st 107. J.008 do 107 9.000TAAANU 1st 104 13.000 TPao 1st 91 8.000 Tot A 34 trnt 99 T.000 Utah So exlstl 1 1 10.000 WNYA 3d 37 16.000 do 87 United 'States bonds sad express and mining shares sold on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday as follows: U. 8.

4't reg S- Express 88 IT a'a mhm 1MLU Wll. KI 11 Tt! H.lti'i Cotton 65 TT. 91. Ik'tMinn IlKh iColnruio Coal 33 Pacific e's of ..121 Homestak 7 Ijonisi 11 Iron huver Jio Missouri 6 lol Ontario 84 Tenn. new sec 6 106 Unickailver Tenn.

new set Quicksilver 88 Tenn. new set 8 74 Siitro. Adams express 149 American Express. .114 Dokdow. Msv 13.

Consols closed at 99 1-16 for both money and the account United Stales bonds, 4. s. 109 ex-coupon: Atlsntio ani Great Western firsts. x-J; Canadiau Pacific 67: Erie. 34: Erie seconds.

10C ex-interet: Illinois Central. 117: Mexican ordinary. 63: St Paul eoinmon. SOU: New York Central. svlvanla, 64 ex.

dividend now stock; Beading. 22; Mexican Central firsts. 73; MININO SHARES, KKW TORX. New YobK. May 16.

Mining qnotations Amador. 100; Aspsn, 900; Bodie, 136; Caledonia B. 310; Consolidated California and Virginia. 775 Commonwealth, 450: Dead wood, 100; Eureka Con solidated, 160; 31 Cristo. 126; Horn Silver, 110; Homestak, 760; Iron Silver, 300; Mexican.

130; Mono, 15o; Mutual, 140: Ophlr. 486; Savage, 360: Standard. 100; Small Hopes, 160; Sullivan, 12S; Union consolidated. 4SO. aosTow.

Boston. Mav IS. Closing prices: AUouex Min ing new. Calumet aud Heels. rranx Kn.9: Huron, Osceola, to; Pewabic new, (uincy, 48; Tamarack.

Iu8; Baa Diego, 34. TRADE. Widxksdat Etxsixo). May is. The leading classes of speculative trade ia grain and provisions on 'Chance to-day are summarised bf low snd compared with yeaterday's closing quotations.

The higher, or sellers prices are given as the closing one. Mess pork is quoted per barrel, lard and short ribs per 100 pound, and boxed meats sell at 35e more than loose ABTICLKS. Wheat-May. ulv. August September.

Com June. Juiy August. Oats May. Mess Jone. July Lard-May July September Short May August September.

Open tng to-day .78 .76 .314 JM .35 J0: .23 11.50 II. 6-. 11.60 1166 11.72 8.77 avo 6.87 6.92 .97 Bangs to-day. I .349 .84 .82 .82 .77 .78 .75 .78 .34 saw .9 V9 .36 :33g.j .2310 6 75J JJ J6 A) .33 .33 .33 11,40 atll.50 11.40 tllJM 1L60 Wll.63 I 118 (fllll.67 ll.62SiJll.76 n3 (.77 a 6.80 .82 6.87 6.90 Jrl 923 t.97 CLOSIHO. Mayl6lMayl4 J4 .82 T'h, .75 .76 .34 .34 .35 .86 J6 .33 .23 .23 11.40 11.40 11.60 11.56 jU.63 77 6.80 A82 6.90 98 $.88 I SM 0MI US 6.86 I 5.85 S.87! 6.H6 8.96 8.90 (SI 6.96 8.90 COO I 6 95 Ol C.02! 6.97 A071 4.02 C.0711 A 02 REVIEW.

11 .83 .781, .76 .76 .34 .36 .36 J6 JflH .23 .23 11.68 11.76 11.82 1L90 .88 C8S 6.90 6.5 7.02 l. 6.92 B.97 S.06 6.10 The latest sellers' price for th corresponding I aay last year were asiouowe: May. Jnne No. 1 spring. .87 .88 Ko.

1 corn -6 Nc 1 oau 34 .31 Pork ........14.27 1A17 Lard 87 8.47 Short rib .....7.57 7.eo July. .83 14.37 8.62 7.67 Th following are often merely nominal quota tions: MEATS. Halted shoulders, loose too A 6.25 Long clears, loose lO) tbs 8.76 8.87 suortclears, loos. looms 8.87i9 6.00 Green ham. loo lbs s.75 9.00 Sweet pickled ham, IOO Tbs 9.37C 9.75 Bacon, short ribs, 1,10 6.87t 7.00 Bacon, hortclera.

SJ luu 7.12tf 7.25 Bacon hams, aj too lbs 9.76 tf) 10.75 Beef hama, brL 12. 00 JK12.60 Extra mess beef, brl. eOO 0 A2S Th lesding markets on 'Chang to-day wer only passably active and Values ruled unsettled and irregular. Corn and oat closed a shad higher, but wheat and hog prod acta closed lower. Considerable interest centered ia provisions.

whils wheat wss quit dull at timet, th "pit" be ing almost deserted. Bather a dull feeling charac terised the wheat market; prominent local operators acted Indifferent about trading. The market was governed by local influences, outside news having Tory little effect Changes in the market wer slight, fluctuations being confined within Ko range moat ot the day. bnt just at tb close sold off mar rather anddenly, and the closing was ilo lower than yesterday, Th weakness ust at. th close was attributed to a lack of support, and as wer generally long," the decline caused a general deir to raalixa.

Liverpool quoted wheat about London was dull and lowar, also New York. Bt Louis ruled easier and Duluth and Minneapolis was barely stesdy. Receipt st twelve leading point was smaller, aggregating only 124,000 bu. Shipments from th twelve points reached nearly 300,000 be Crop continue mor favorable Cash wheat sold sparingly but prices wer easier. Th corn market wss comparatively steady.

Speculative trading was moderately active. Receipts wer below expectations. The market opened strong and closed Ho higher for May, higher for June and unchanged for July. Oats sold moderately and closed ige higher for May, higher for Jnne anl Ho higher for July. Bye sold lower tor July, while September ad vanced U30.

Barley about steady. Seeds dull and weak. Timothy So lower. Flour in moderate request at former quotation. Enormous receipts of hogs snd lower prices at th Stock Yards ere ated considerable weakness In provisions, (specially mess pork, which declined closing at bottom prices.

Lard was comparatively steady, closing 7 lower than yesterday's closing prices. Short ribs closed 7310c lower than yesterday's dosing. There was considerable pressure to sell small lots at times, chiefly on th part of timid "longs," and there was a little disposition on th nart of "shorts" to extend their linee A membership of the Chicago Board of Trad sold to-day at $1,175 net Estimated receipts for to-morrow: Wheat, 31 ears; core 368 cars: oat. 165 oars; hogs. 25,000.

Erie Canal freights steady on the basis of 40 wheat 3c corn and rye and 2o oau, Buffalo to Xew xorx. Onuntitv of flonr anil Ka. am 1 ropeao markets during the past week increaaed 80.000 bo, and corn decreased 240.000 bu. I Minneapolis closing prices to-day were: Nc 1 1 hard, 89c May; $1 July; Nc 1 Northern. 92o May; 9lc July; No.

1 Northern. 810 May; gio Juiy. a iair trade was eujoyed in price. Butter weak snd unchanged. Veal lower and poultry and same steady.

Other articles without material ehanve. UbNKUAL MERCHAD1SE Jobbers reported iraae iairir active avain to-aay ana prtcea gen erally steady. The iron trade is doing nothing more than holding its own, while groceries are yteadily improving in activity. Colections sr quit prompt for May. LAKE FREIGHTS A rood demand existed for corn and oats room, and rates remained steady at 3o wheat 2o corn.

lc oats to Buffalo; la corn. ISO eats to Georgian Hay: 1 Ho corn and lo oats to Brnle: 40 oora to Kingston, and So corn to Ugdenabarg. cnarwra were: 10 uucaio Arthur, wheat at Nesnoto, oats at lHc: Bcranton. corn on throunh rate. To Kings ton Algonquin.

O. Mitchell, corn at 4c To Ogdeuaburg w. L. Frost corn snd osU at 4s aud3o. To Georgian Bay Belle Brown.

York State, oats at 1 liiggie, Ada Medora, corn at 1C To Port Huron Dean Richmond, corn and oats on 0. TowOollinewood G. Bteele. oau on D. To Barnia The B.

1 Pease. iPlanet corn at Uranus, oats on p. capacity Wheat, 20.000 du: corn. 808,000 ba: oata, on. WHISKY Quiet and steady at 81.03.

JtCTCAL CASH TRANSACTIONS. Among the actual cash tr an sac lions on 'Chang to-day were the following: Flour Spring Wheat 300 brls Bakers'. 300 sacks Bakers', 308 sacks Patent, 310 sacks Freeman's 167 sack straight, and 876 brls Laurel on d. Winter Wheat 210 tsacks -p on d. t.

Low Grade 900 sack at (LSi, 300 sacks at 52.00. Bran Market quiet and steady. On Track 1 ears choice at 39.50. 1 csr fancy at $3.75. Free on Board 3 ears at 89.36.

3 cars choice at 89.60. aUddlinara Demand light On Track 1 ear fine at llo. Free on Board 1 ear coarse at I csr at 89.26. Wintwr WbsMtt la Store No. 3 red.

1 ear at Mc On Track No. 8 red, I ear at 73o. Free on Board. Switched, and Delivered o. 4 red, 1 car at 51c, 1 car at 62c; No.

I red, 1 carat 74c, 1 ear fancy at Koc Sprlngr WkeaW-Frea oa Board, Switched and Delivered Nc. 4, 1 car poor at 46o, 1 ear slightly frosted at 60s, 1 ear fancy at 71c, 1 car at 72o; No. car nara at 84c. Core In 8 tore and to Go to Store Nc 3. 3 ears at 34e.

9,000 ba and 87 car at Hc, 60 cars at 34 nc 3 yellow, 36,000 tin and 6u ears at sm. 26,010 DU to arrive at 36c, 37 cars part special bouse at 86o: Nc 1 white, 88 cars spot and (23.000 bu to arrive) at 36c, 14 ears spot 36 23 car, at 86e; Nc 3, 6,000 bu and 4 car at 34c 18 ears special houses at 84e; No 8 white 3 car at 34tte: Nc 3 yellow. 8 car at 34 Sc. 14 cars special location st 34o. On Track Nc 4.

8 cars at 38c; Nc a. cars at 34c: nc 3 white 1 car at Free on Board and Switches No Grade, 1 ear very poor at 32c, 3 cars choice It 83c Nc 4. 1 car at 33c, 1 car at 33c 7 ears ehoiee at 34c -No. 8, 3 cars at 84c tear choice at 34Mc, 1 car billed.througb at 32o; ears, 1 oar at soe. Oats In Btore and to Go Store Nc 1 100.000 bu on p.

By Sample to Go to Store in Special Bin Nc 8 white 1 car at 26 o. 1 car at 20. 10 car at 26c Id cars at 20 Sc. On Track Nc 8.1 car choice at 83c 1 ear at 33c; Nc 8 white, 8 ears at 26 10 cars at 26c, 6 car choice at 27c, 1 car st 27o, 4 ear choir heavy at 27 ears at 37 3 cars, 1 ear clipped and car barley-oats at 2oc; Nc .3, 7 cara ear cnoic at 233(0 no. i vmw, car as a ijo, 8 cars choice at 1 car at 38tc Free on Board Nc 3.

3 cars at 22c cars at 23 8 cars cboioe st 23c 1 cars white st ria 1 ear at 34e, I ear billed through t3c: No. 8 white 6 cars at 26 Se, cars at 26c 81 ears choice at 37c lcar at 27 4 cars cboics beavy at 27 Sc. i ear badey-oaU at 27f4C 1 car at 3Ae I car billed th touch at 26 We 6 ears at 36c 3 cars choice at 26c: Nc 3. 1 car choice at 24c, 1 car eboioe white at 25 Sc: Nc 3 white Scars st 37SC 8 ears choice st toe. 1 car at 3c 1 ear billed through at 1 ear at 27 Sc.

1 car at 38c Not Graded 1 ear (clipped) billed through at 8Hc Taken fro Store N'c 8, 30.000 bn on p. L. 3o 000 but at 37c; Nc white 28,008 Do at 38 free on ooaro. Rye On Track Nc 8. 1 car at 4oe Nc 1 carat 43e, 1 car at 43c re on Board or Switched Nc 8.

1 ear at too, ear at 43c Barley Special Bin By sample Nc 3. 6.000 bu at 8C kr on Hoard or switched Nc 1 car at 9c; nc 3. 3 cars at 6SC Tlnaotlty SsmmI 13 bags at $1.30. 90 bags at 81.37. 8 bars at 61-30.

187 bag at 8LS3. 60 and 60 bags at $1.36. Future Delivery Septem ber. 3 car at 11.44. UaagrarUa MmoV-300 bags at 89c Owaias M-lllst Sed 13 bags at 87e Clear Fork 100 brls on p.

Mass Pork 60 brl at I1L80. Extra Prime Perk brls on p. Lard-son tcs at 66.80, 360 tea at $6.82. GrMaBams 35.000 lb sv 14 tbs oas. t.

100. 000 lbs av 16 a at 8c 75.000 las ao at 8c WMt lick led Hams 60.000 lbs sv 13 Tbs' at 10o loose 236 tcs 16 Os OB p. 76 to a 20 July on p. I Oraase 150 pkgs whit at (o. Hay On Track No.

1 timothy. 1 ear at $11 1 ear ehoioe at 811.60: Nc 3. 1 car at 89.76: not graded, ear at 310: apiana prairie ear at sa. i ear at 89.60, I ear choice at 810, 1 ear fancy at ItL Free on Board snd Switched Nc 1 timo thy. I ear at $10; Nc 3, 1 car at $9.

FBODDCE MOVE ata NTH. The following wsr tb receipts anl shipments of aoar, arrala. and produce for the past twenty- I four neura, as compared with the asm time last year: UCXIPTB. SHIPHIXTC ABTICLXS. 1889.

1888. 1889. 1888. Flour, 8,044 Wheat 10,873 M.664' 19.340 83,908 Corn, ba 451,622 304,277 Oata. bu.

300.014 297.670j 178.808 86.824 Rye 6.68U 7.173 2, eoo Barley, bu 12.144 .7 7.787 14.207 Grass seed, lbs 161,030 81.46 ll 89,464 75.497 Flaxseed, lbs 1.493 14.000! 1,700 Cn'd meats, lb 934,113 1.70t.39 839,734 Can. meats, cas 8,911 673 Drs'd beef, the luilOO 128.400. 3,883,035 2.976,326 Heef, tierce. 1 1 Beef. brie.

71 385 Pork. 91 48) 481 345 Lard, T41.821 381.760 747.796 361.828 D. hogs, Nc 163 L. hogs. 14.277 11.120 A604 e787 Cattle 6.610 .962 8,469 3,786 Sheen, 8,800 ,49 1,326 3.560 Hide, 483,701 842,472 $28,310 887.638 Wool, tbs 13,085 23.093 3.075 10,940 Coal, tons.

17.007 1.812 743 Lumber, 3,446 8.7IW 8.180 3,618 Shiuglee 371 870 196 270 Salt brls 3,380 $.003 3,924 1.930 Apples, 161 85 64 Hutter, 388,424 38S.0j 171,123 361.193 Cheese tbs 129.630 78.020 82.096 Dried fruitetbs 39.817 8.720 9,700 17 280 Eggs, 8,353 4.067 24 Hay, tons 614 313 410 Potatoes, 8.7 1,018 3.02S Poultry. 17.900 8.01U $.100 Poultry, coop 90 Withdrawn from Store for City Consumption Corn. 669 bu; oate 1.004 ba; barley. 622 bo. The following is an exhibit of the inspection of grain received in the city during th past twenty- four hours by car-loads Cout'ct Low ABTTCLXs.

grades. No. 3. grades. Total.

Winter 1 .37 Spring ...1 4 363 1 14 $74 40 166 308 jRyGe wl Barley. 6 3 Total wl 883 804 Withdrawn from Store 9.594 bo winter wheat 4.847 bu sprint wheat 433,848 bu corn, 152,833 ba oats, and 870 bu barter. One ear-load of flaxseed was inspected Into store and 662 bo withdrawn. The following table shows the quantity of wheat and flour and corn on passage to the United King dom for the ports of call and direct ports on th astea mentioned: May 11. Mays, May 13, 188.

1889. 1886. Wbeatand floor, qrs 1,850.000 Mio.ooo 3.320.000 Corn, qre 330,000 87Q.OOO The following table shows the amount of wheat and oorn on passage Franc and the Continent on the dates named: IMay It, May 4. May 13, 1889. 1889.

1888. Wheat, qr 120 000 820.000 810,000 Corn, qrs 160.000 200,000 60.000 The stocks of wheat and corn at twenty-one leading Interior and seaboard markets east of the Rocky Mountain in transit from the West to the seaboard, and afloat on the ocean, destined for Great Britain and Continental Europe oa th data named, ware aa follows 1 United States east of "Rock Wheat bo. Corn. bo. ies" 23.851.000 11.284.000 Afloat on ocean United Kingdom 200.

000 L920.9O0 Afloat on ocean Continent. Europe 2.560.0O0 1,280,000 Total May 13. 188..... ..49,611,000 14.484,000 Previous week 40.056.000 15.563.000 Total May 14, 1888 61.912,000 Total May 16, 1887 16.666,000 Total May 17. 18s 61.610.000 14.058,000 Total May 18.

1886 69.842.0U0 8,963.000 CHICAGO STUEKT MARKETS. Note These ouotations are generally for large IoUof goods sold from firsthand. and prices ar baaed on wholes Je rates a near as practicable An advance over thee price moat oiaally be paid tor small orders, wauwr iu.w. it mun cae toi si i.ittr liTisoj fit keug 4autisAi 1s skimmed. brick eheese.

limburger. Egm-s We quote: Strictly fresh lot. dos. U912o Butter We ouote: Fancy creamery, 14x315c; choice 1314c: fair to good, fancy dairy. 12 S13c; common to choice oalry.

Ili9l: (reaa packing stock, tviao Bean oaote: Navies, $L60L65; medium. I1JS0: off stock, inferior to fair, 0c4L23; Uata seana, to, 4c Beeswax -We Quote I Good to ohoioe bright 30t22a ft: dark. 16c Broona Corn We anota: HnrL fair to extra fancy, green, medium red tip or 8c; choice green carpet brash. 8iio; self-working, greee al3c: self-working, red or yellow ti Dped, 3fWS; inside and cover, green, 3C4je; inside aud covers, red or yellow tipped. xiAijac: rough and coarse I and common.

1iS1o. Cranborrtos QnoUblo at 80o3tl box, ac cording to quality. Dried Peas We a note: Green, choice ba. field, good to choice new. 76i6o: mar- rowtaU, yellow, II; marrowfats, blackeye $1.10: split peas, tb, 2c: lentils, according to quality, 6o tb; common qualltl have to be nadsea.

Green Frwlts Ws auote: lemons. $2.6094.6 Jboxfor Mesains. Ornees.824 18 box. Apples, )i brl. accordiug to qualitr.

Game We quote: Jacksnioe $13L3S dost plover, per dos. Hay quote: Nc 1 timothy at $10.60311 i track; Nc 2. tsctio: mixed do. np and prairie, Hid -quote: Heavy green salted. Ho: light rreen salted.

6V6c: damaged wreea salted, 33 Se; aalted buU hides, fro: saitea bull hides, damaged. 3c; green salted calf. 6c; NC- 3 damaged, 4o: dry filnt isawe; damaged, ec; dry calf, 7S8c; branded hi dee 18 per cent off deacons, 369J0o each. Poultry ouote: Live turkeys. live chickens, tb: spring chickens, at dos; live docks, 899o lb; live geese.

I3A4.M Aew r-otavto uuotabt at 76e8L29 Per POX and $2.764 per bri. Potatoes Quotable st bsw -Sweet Potato Illinois yeUowl stock, $3 62.60 brl. Btieep felt notable at 34xtnsc In lor esti-sted wool on each pelt and 1212e for murrain stock. Shearings, 16d20e each, according to Qual ity Strswbernei belling at case ac cording to slxe and quality of fruit Tallow Nc solid packed quotable at 4c; No. 2, 3c- Wool ouote: Mich I ran and Wisconsin- Fleece washed, medium.

8033c; fleeoe washed. nc 17tfWc: medium nnwsshed. 1427c: caara nnwashed. lfJc: fine nnwashed, labile Illinois, llissoun, and Iowa Kleeco washed, 37k: tun washed, 35360 medium nnwashed, Ittflsa. Heps We auote: New York, fair to fancy.

new, 4c: Wuconsic 18330. Veal We quote: Poor to fancy caress es at 3 960 VS. IJTV STOCK, The following were the receipts and shipments of live stock for the periods indicated, with com parisons: DATre 1 Cattle. Calves. Hoga Sheep.

Receipt Monday. May 1,134 79 J9.39R 8.170 Tuesday. Msy 14. 4.610 478 34.277 1 8.300 Wedn 13.000 800 8300 8.600 83.644 857 87.178 9,970 Last 38,879 1,061 60.403 19.798 Shipments Monday, May IX. 4,298 1 T.47S 115 Tuesday.

May 14. 3.464 4,54 1.22 4.000 1.60a Total. 11.7651 3 18.437 1.841 lat week IS.7121 18,001 9.140 receint are estloaaied at 33.00.) begs. caiua, aau aneep, agaio. 1 447 eatUe aad A 68 abeen Thursday of last ik.

aad 20.901 boge ltiei catue ana eeu sheen th corresponding dy last year. The but eatUe-inpection bin la toe new xorx Honse of Representatives was oeieaieq yesteraay bv a vote of ao to 2JL Hogs are lower than they bar been in over two yre Preseut prices are 81.3 per 100 ni lower tbaa last vear average, and 76o lower tnaa we average for twelv year past 1 he east-bound roads have voted to reduce rested-beef rate from Chicago to New York oa all lines to sic This knocks out th differential rat of 6 heretofore enjoyed by th brand The new rate takes effect May 18. During the last tare daya mixed and heavy BOtf hve declined ii per 100 Ot. Lard during tueaame period deciinel only iso and short ribs 20c Hogs are relatively low. Tea Backers bomrut leas than 18.000 bogs yester day, leaving 20,000 in the peus unsold.

They 1 "hammered th market hard. Their "drove" I cost J4.wc4l.i3. or lower than Tuesdays I Nativ steer avaragtng 1.2q to L600 lb sold yesterday at $3.004.40. or 4i50Oo lower than 00 year go. C975e lower than two years ago, and 81.3oetl.50 per 10 tb lower than three yesrs age CATTLE The demand lor catue was active both on local and outside account Tbe market opesed firm, and in some case sales showed a alight advance but toward noon the feeling weakened, and some cattle remained unsold, upon wnicn OIOS were luc tower wan morning pnosa For auias time nast "handy" native steers have commanded a premium, but lately they have been been harder te sell, as dreased-beel men are taking Texas cattle in preference to native averaging I.OJU to L150 lbs.

The export demand for cat-tie yesterday was good, liberal orders being re ceived from New York. Boston, and Baltimore Exporters bought aoont 7uo teer averaging 1.300 to 1.560 tbs at $3.8694.25, principally at Five loads of 1.4o8 to 1.726-tb stears sold as high as $4404.41. Shipper purchased principally st roar car-loads ot export onus, averaging i.uoi to 1.658 lbs. sold at 3.30vS-3 36. Dressed -beef men paid for 930 to 1.528-tt steer.

Five ear-load of diatiilery-fed cow, averaging 1.102 to 1.139 lbs. sold at Nativ butcher stock steadily held, with sale at for cows, heifers, and yearling; (or bnlie and $3.60 4J5 for veal calvee Btock cattle sold at $2 4mJ 3.75. Texas cattle sold at $1 9Out3.80 for steers av eraging 734 to 1,303 lbs. CJaotaUons are a follows: Choice to fancy steers, 1.6001,700 $4. 254 46 Fair to choice 1.16oJl.450 3.4.25 Poor te good, 90011.260 tbs 3.364 10 Fancy cows and heifers 1JUH3M Poor to choice cows, the 3.4 3J6 Poor to choice boll.

9001, 8JU 2.25(3.40 Stoekers and feeders HOGS Receipts for th first hslt of th week exhibit 37.000 Increase compared with the first half of last week. Yeaterday's receipt exceeded all expectatione being nearly 10,000 mor than was generally expected, aooua iresn ana stile hogs were on sale. Tbe market was Weak from start to finish and prices ruled 15e lower than Tuesday's average price. The quality was very good. Hesvy sold st 84.3014JU, bulk at 84.80 A4.40: mixed 4-k947S.

bulk at 84.35a4.46: light bulk st t4.60titk.65. The market closed wesk with 20,000 unsold. BUEEP Receipt wer again quite light and the demand good. Prices ruled firmer, though not quotably higher. aiot of the offerings wer from lets, there Being comparatively (ew natives on sale Shorn Weiterns averaging 101 to 141 tbs old at I3.90tS4.2O: shorn Texans averaging 61 to 83 lbs sold at 8293.75; shorn native averaging 75 to 124 tbs sold at 3.259.

Lambs averaging 61 to 8 lbs sold at 34. too. BY TELEGRAPH. Hew York, May 15. Beeves Receipt.

1 880 head, including 19 car-loads for slaugbuirere IH car-loads forth market; liuntoattl were about steady; heavy steer dull and a fraction lower: ordinary to prime stwrs sold at JH)4J30 luO a car-load of extra do at sa.70. and bulls aud dry cow at 1 1.7oa3i). Export to-day, UoO beoves and 2.7 quarters of beet. To day's Liverpool cable quotes American refrigerator beet dull at scant oc i caivee ltroeipM. eiou neaa; an oversuuDlv: nric fell off about Uc at a.

aud the pen could not be cleared veal ranged from 4 to OSc. wiiu a lew cnoice soiu at oc enttr-miiK InlL. stesdy and fino for sheep at 3V5c a. all clipped: qoietnd unchsuiied for yearling at 5u (IWci dull and lower for aurln laioba at 7Jic some early sales going ai Uc: about 100 lambs were weighed to-day. Hogs ceipu.

head; nominal. 7 oucnaugaa lor 11 nogs at cawoJHI. Kant Liberty. Mar IS Tattle Kacelntm. 190 beadi shipmaute '-'40 bead market closed very alow: prime.

fair to good. 4l; common. 63 Ml; btock ura and feeders, a.uu: vrsnoi came snipped to ew lor to-aay, Hogs Receipts, 1 H'HI bend: ahipmenu.Nuo head: market very dull: all grade, 4.7i4.76: no hois shipped to New York to-dsv. hoe Receipts, l.VOU bead: shlpmenu, l.tilK) head; market firm; prime. 4.t4.

It: lair to good, S3.tioie3.oo common, -cmn. mmj mo. cnie Keceinte 2 nead iuw hi i.w.nh-m su-er. e.mtiis: 1.1O0 to l-iO- steere $3.70:113: feedo re -2 7iN 0jv: eotuuiou Kuttu cowe J. good to ehoiee.

choice to 4.ii-:i r. ur. Rceluta. head kft 1 fliai Vi.a mun.l au iuwbi; ciiwu iuc lower: nesvy, light i4 mixed, 4.164.J5. i Kansas City.

Mar IS rattle lUnalnl, vr head; lixht stesdy; heavy. 6c lower; shipping steere st.453jil: native nwa 1o miT.d bnu-hers' stock. $2i(ji0: stockeri aud feedere I ri.75'3.18: range cattle. HoKs-KecetpU, neaa: owioc lower, heavy. 34o4.i,o: medium and light f4.17Sn4.30: pigs.

Dnw ueui)ut, oa need steady, at 3.oUW4aa. DBY GOODS. New York. May 15. Th temporary reduction made yr.u rday lu Wawsuita.

New York Mill. Acme bleached ahirungs lroul loVic to loi.c hss not a.rct..l ti.A tnn ot tlie mar ket, the movement being well understood and not at variance with the general rourx of the business doing forfait. On the bania 01 lart tall'a prices tb maraet is very firm with an upward tendency. Orders for reulenialimfntM tn. runniug very light but there is good Inquiry from larger buy- 1 Beaaoo witn some gootl hc.i- eral trade baa but bnvar are here and their number will probably lncreaa with aa eariy extnaioa 01 ousinese tCURLB.

There were about fifteen cargoes on sal at th exchange to-d iv. The demand was mod erate and prices wre somewhat easier. Very little short niece stuff now sells above 610. bain gles are dull aud alow, and lath fairly acave ana firm. Prices ruled as follows: BUort green piece to3 laCL uu st .1 Ui Isxa at $li50ai8: standard shingle at $2X03.

and dry lath at 61.75uJl.tti. MISCELCAJTEOtTS. New Tork. Msr IX vnnn icm. packages; exports, 5(08 brU, and K.1h7 sacks; irsdes wesk: salce WoO brls.

moal steady sna qniet. Whest sales. 1 lbu.2,uZ spot: spot market quiet and heavy: Sielc lower: No. 3 red. "so t.

77 v- Jo. xwaite, OM; nngradsd red. R-; opuon nd atfadf. Vl 5 nd- clown at Uo! June. K'i'-xtWmc cfol Mc: JnW, at "84W, Anguiit.eJH4c closing Hrptember.

si.e. Cioking at Iteoeasber. eOVeTo! qniet: Wesu-rn, 60c. Barley' malt dull: (our-rowed state. two-rowed do.

8 3e Caaad artl.l5Tor old and TneV. Corn-lteceipta ltfjiw be: exporte bu: sale. 4U0.0.0 bu futiiree bu spot Boot market moderately active, Wc loweroncsnal: 'Wc elevator. afloat: No. while.

44A46cj No. 8 nominal aagraoed niixed, 41Wi4iWi steamer auixed. lUons dull and ettsdyj May, 42ip4'jsc, closing st 41' 42c. closing at 41'c; July. closingVt V.

wc, vwwbi a 4.1-y:. Oats RecelpU. bn: aincrts. 1,453 bu: sales, 48Boo0 bn futures. 7L0M bu spott spot market weaker, doll: options jf "d'v cloning at 29; Jnne, closing aw4c: July.

za oloeiag at c. Jlo. 2 white, HuV: mixed white do. 84ft39c: NiTj Ctucago, Wits. Hay stesdy and quiet shipping.

i 7oc; gooa to choir. Hogs fair and firm. Cofre Options opened dull: unchanged to 5 points pp. closed dull at 610 poinu down: sales, 17.750 baits, including Msr; 10.4."4 16.55c June, ltiArc: July, 18.70c: August, lH.MOc: beptember. wc; uecmper, Februry.

17.25 17JI.X.' IDiltKlfl IV.d,' f.ir.Mn.. 1m3. fuwnnsetlb-d. reUumg, ft-10c: sales. ru unas iiiKuin isisnas 8 M.t.

rsrKO ceutri-f ngsl fH test, e. and Ac bags concrete. Vuj. lower, quiet: C. 7(1t7V; extra 7JW7e: white extra.

S-ltic: yellow. 'u7e: off 7We: moid A. 8c: Htendsrd A. confectioner's ent lot ornhed, powde red 9e 1 graunlated. H'-jc; eubee tPc.

alelssees Foreign stesdy: New Orleans quiet Rice in (air demand nd steady. Petroleum quiet steady; crude in mfloed here. tfiJii: Philadelphia and Baltimore. 6.1.7.5: Cnitcd closed 81e. Cotton-seed ell dull; crude.

4Hi4oe: yellow. 4 6c. Tallow Arm: sale 3,0 bbas city at 4 4 9-lSc. Kosin quiet TnrpenUne duil atSoc. Eks firmer, fair derosud: vtesteru.

1h.i14c: recelpte 6.Gn6iikgfc fork weak: 2i: extra pn me, Cut meat Inactive: pickled bellies, pickled ahoulders. pickled hams. 811: middles 'quiet: short clear. O.o. Lard depressed on lam receipts of hovs; dull: Weatern stesm.

87.1Aa7.17: aalee city, 61.65: May, 67.147.15. closing at 87.1 asked; Jnne. 87.16. closing at 87. Ii aated: July, 7.ia, closing st 87.15 a.ked; AugUKt 7.18 asked: ep-tember.

closing at asked. Butter In moderate demand eany; Wetera dairy. Weetern creamerr. )3tiiltiSC; We. tern factory.

7 lie. Cheese weak sua aau; partakim. Minneapolis. Miaa. May IS.

RecelpUof wneat lormn iwentj-iour nour wer only 0J care the lightest dsy's reipu for msny weeke sellers were inclined to sk higher prices for grain that could begrouna intofiour. but tbe very moderate demand from millers uiad it difficult to sell at any advance. The display on the tables was very light bnt there was an abaenu of the milling inquiry tifet be characterized trading during th fat week, and seller la moet Instances were orced to accept Drevions anota ti oas or carrr inr their offering. A few millers were looking st aatu- ana an occasional order waa being ailed (or outside parties, khipmente 74 care Closing quo tAtiona; No. 1 hard.

May. 09c: July, fl; on track. $1: -No. 1 JulT.eir: on track, wg No, 2 horthem. May, 81o; en track.

t'tiilKdelphlaw May lS-Flour quiet. Tfheat quit: prices largely nominal KcJ red. Mav.Mlia Hlc; June, SMi01e: July. Kit4o: August Kic. com nraiiy nald ou aorreasing stocks: sale No.

mite on track and grain depot 4-'c: Ko. 3 whit In grain depot 44 No.2 mixed. May. 4t4VV; June, 4'442sf: July; August iUr. Uats Car-loss steady, but demand very moderate: Kn.gwiii.e.

So. 2 white, laocv No. 1 white, tutures quiet bnt firm; No. 3 whit. May.

82V33ic Jaue, DA Jtity.JUtxi'ac: Acgusc 31 iie. New Oriesaa, Mar 14. Flour quiet bat eVsar; choice. S345: enr patent, Corn strong snd higher: sacked allied and white, 447c: yellow. 47c.

tiata eteauy: No.l Corn meal firmer: Hay qniet; prime. $14412: choice. lilf. Hog troduru dull, a shade easier. Pork.

glSiii'V trd Heflned tierce. 7. Dry 8t Meat Boxed long clrnd clear nbi, Bacon iUioulJers long clear and clear rib, 7.12S. Hams Choice sugar rnred. IO-ioll.

Whisky quiet; wester recti fied. 81 ill. 111. May 15. Wheat vtestern dull aad esky; So.

2 winter red, spot 5c: June. K.4e bid: July. 81 e. Cora Vtestern dull and firm: mixed, spot it.y. Juue.

4242e: July. bid: August 4.1 asked: stesmer. 41c aked Oata Moderately active aad steady: Vha era white, Hitiy; as mixed, Rye quiet at Hay prime to choice tim othy. 6I.V4.45". Provisions Iqulet and eteaay.

Batter quiet; Western creamery, lac. hut weak at nnlatii. Minat- Maw 1 5. Wheat stead at OOe Juiy. vc Jane 1 May.

Racipte 19 cara. Carbon. Michigan test, Carbou. Michigan teat W. Carbon, Wisconsin test P- w.

Carbon, Wisconsin test, w. Cirbon, Indian test p. w. Carbon, Indiana test w. Carbon, prime white, 160 dee.

fire Carbon, Kenejene 150 deg. 4D gravity. Carbon, snow-white ISO deg. 111. Carbon, headlight 173 deg.

Elaine 160 de-. teal Kocene 150 dp. Oleane, genuine, 150 deg. test Scarlet Koc 150 deg. Oaaolene 87 dej.

tet. Gwolene 74 deg. test. Naphthe 83 deg. gravity.

Unseed, Linseed, NeaUfoot Nc 1. neatsfoot nc3 Extra lard, current Lard. Nc 1 Lard. Nc 3 Whale extra winter, bleached BalO at a eMe) btraiU perm Extra miners. NAILS.

"OODR1CH BTKAMfBS. VI TI Hi TABLE. Mo .11 .08 JBi .11 .08 J4 Jl .104 U6 .11 .11 .11 .14 .10 .09 XI .40 J4 .42 -38 .65 .36 .88 .44 $1.90 110 l.ai.75 Daily for Racine. Milwaukee. Sheboygan.

Manitowoc. Ludington. ana Manistee TW.l. Uiu.nn ll'tl li.t.l il etc 7 p. ax.

lor arsiws. btunreon Bay, Menominee, Ijcsnaba. tc Mon-Wed. and Pri.at 8 II. .1 MaBiaiiona.

and Wav Ports Tnea.lav iL. 7 D. m. "Sunoay exep'd. Ottice and docks foot Michigan av.

RAILROAD TIMS-TABLES. Now York Centrml At Hudson River, Uoatoai At Albany Kailraatde "THE NIAGARA TAUM Ticket Offices. 87 Clark at- southeast corner ot Ttan- aolph. Palmer xtouae, ana uranu i-aciuo atoiei. Trains arrive and depart as follows; Msv 12.

Leave. Mail Mam line S.Y.A Boetonilay X. Y. A Boston Vest. Lim :10 Kalamazoo i Atl a nuc axpreseS.l Boton.lo to i Night O'd Ranida a MiiHk'w Mail.

..19:10 Via Chicago West Michigan Hallway. i a Kaniaa a nuaaegon YTaTtaab Railway. John McNulta. Reeeivev Arrive. f7 :55 t4 111 TjOaw t7Mlam 7:55 tSrJOpm KMJtu -Aiaiiy.

laaeeptBunaay. axcept bataroay. Trains arrive at and denart from Deaieiere Sta ties, corner Polk and Dearborn sts. Ticket offices It. Clark strainer House Airaud Pacinc Hotel -and Tjaarbora Blatioa.

rains. Leave Arrive Ft Louie sxmssnsaTex, a BLLeaies -Orleans ft Tex. pm 7 tie aUnaasCity, Haambal. Jacksoa-vilijBpries6eld A Peona tip. 3 JO am lSp: k.nknk.Oiitn, Ki.rttnff.

tenjes Moioss A Ottumwa am 6 JO a Psorla Keokuk. Quincy ft Burlia-. ton Express 7:15 a Cutar Park ft EsasxAccom AJ pa rhlare aatd Grand Traak Railway. Depot corner Dearborn and Polk sts. Ticket office lux 8outh Clark st- Palmor House Grand Pacinc Hotel, aud at Depot.

Train. xeave. Mall. Ut section Pacific Exp. DDoia Limited ffipm Atlantic aud i sec l-acihc tx Valparaiso Accommodauon.

pm ML Greenwood. Alt. unvevitisaiu and tit Holland Chicago iwv a Lawn Accom. VJSiin Sunday Ps. 1:16 i etroiiJiXiemen ASaKinaw Daily, "aaoyt Sunday.

Arrive. 47 a :10 am ra i "7: wi sua in AX) a ui Tbe FenxiBTlvanla ines Tt, Wayno and i-aa Handle Kootee" TJnion Pasaeimer station. Caual Street between Madison and Adams. Ticket Othcea. Clerk attest Palmer juse anu unuii ncnw pwwi.

tumuin Mail Exprea it B.il a in for New York. I Pennsylvania Boecial.i'lOJO sin Fhilsdclph i a. I Past 3.15 pre Pennsylvania Limited, 6.00 pm ington. Piua-1 Kinu-ru Express. 8.15 pm bum.

1. Atlantic Exprvhs rll-sopui lor Louisville Cinuinustl. ludianap- am oils. Columbus snd the oontu 1 8,15 pm Kxpress trsins srrive st Chicago 6.55 a m. 7J)0 Ss m.

-vjoii t.tm m. -u-tu m. hjvib. Laily. tUaily.

except bunday. jnaarara Falls Start Ltas. Seket Offices, lux snd WIClsrk at Palmar House Oread Pacine Hotel, and lVpot. Trains lesv from and arrive at Waaaah TJepet, lrituvn waul. Traina.

Lsave Detroit JTlsfars rails. Nsw York, snd Bwten Limited fit 908 a a tlOJJn! Detroit. Sisgsra Palls. Saw lore aaa aaaisi Tewepm t7u8am VOa Waliy. Arrive ntil-OT COKNFR POLK mil Fnth, sv.

City ticket office VM5 Clark at. Eau Claire, Chip pewa rails. Bt. rant, autt alia neaKns, leave -io in. Y-ulaud.

Dulutn. and Lake superior n. m. au.1 tltl: to n. li r'ond du Lc St'euah aud Waukesha a.

ra. -omi p. u. a i. m.

10:30 Vtaukea-aa local, tCaUy txctpt Boatiat KAILROAD TftgE-TABES. Crtieago snd Northwwate1" For ttckets. bleplnr Beservavne Map snd Time-tables spply at 208 and 20irk street Western svenns station, comer KlMlna0ak1ey sts. or st depot corner Wells snd Km street. IT' Arrive ver.

Lincoln. Kionx City. f12I nonnr94Vi ri'" DesMoinea. and "alitor-(4 6i)pi tua and Oregon flxon.Bteriin'.r,nlten.Clin-)4l'1 boo 'ai'. ton.iwwltt.odsrHauldaSs 5 i and Marshalltowc )louJpu.

Kebraske Black Hille aad Bt. Paul. Mlnneanoll lnth, snd AKhland. aladl son, snd Huron. Aberdeen, Winoaa, snd MsdisocJaaeavilie.

and Milwaukee and Baeln '-) Suios -i "eajoam j- yinpm Mlis Jm. na 'a us 9 15 i i 6iu i IS1 ns pirn W.IB Fond duLeOshkoah.Ne-(llUtUaia bah, ana Menaua.Appl- ton. aud Hreen Bay 8 9 pa Osli kosh. Neenah. aud In.

Green Lak aud I Ashlsnd.Hnrley.Besemer.( 8Wpia snd. Ironwoon, Aipletoa. saau. snd Duluib It OOSe ns Dakota via Northsr'n pm Ja ne svi lie. Wa te rt own Jond da La and Uahkosh FrseeortBockf'd and ElaiB Vr.ilin ll Borkfordand Kockford via Harvard I uiuiuiiu sterling blion.

eieriln A Clinton. 4 :4.5 Bt na 15am rm 1 7i: 1 1 80, at 17 (6uH4iu lJi'm llo.in 4:30 aa 2:40 pa 10U)Oa 6jpm llMta 6:1: ii Ksiiy except Sunday. xSnnday enl, Hwmf, weiiy exveys auuuiar. Greaf Hoclf-lsland Roula Chlcaa-o, Mock 1 aland aid Pa awpot corner Tan Buren and 8bermaa awaei emce, ao ciarg nilnoisand Iowa Ein. 80ia7m.

Council BluSS-bpirit Lake. rails. reorlakDak.ExJ lOOp.nx, Minneapolis a laMcm. KaaaasC'ity. Kt.

Jowpa. len- ver 1 r-neblo tinlid Tesublue tt- toa'ible Ktpress, m. 113ns.ns Council HUifT. ilas.ial ejoild Lim a Vestibule Kx. :4Sp.B.

Joliet Arc ore mod 4 H)p. m. j-T-ru oajp.i Council Bluff a Night Exn 10-b. 1 Peoria Sight Express j.io. am "M-es "a 17 .71.

irci LUA Atcblaoa Sight til 300 a.m. XansasC. Kt.Joa. a Atchison Sat. S'lgbt Exureas.

arseta, t7Aia.nl '1 B.U4 I Ta 1 1 V. IEf.nt K.mrf.v trii.nt Bcept Monday. XMOirday only. oMoudsy Meat I a lo.m a Milwaukee, fsunday a a Milwaukee Jfflpm 7ao at Marqoetta aad Lake Bu- 1 perior 10:30 at IroB Mountain and Me nominee a iiswi a C. Raplds.8.

City Amabel a Denver A ban Francisco I a 10:40 Dnbsque, Iowa, and Da- a pm kota point Kansas City A St. Joseph 1US 40 pm 10 II sues 2-0 p. raj il0 4Ut.Bt S4.at 06:501. ChL, Milwaukee St. Paml TJnion Passenger Station, corner Madison.

CsuL nd Adams strete City office. Clark street a daily, daily except Sunday. daily eat pt Saturday, daily except Monday. Train. Leave.

Arrive. Milwaukee. St Paul and Miuneauolla a 9:30 a Bt -11 luiMpa a Milwaukee Jfadlsoaand am a viop 1 7:06 a ES ant 1:15 par ju0p vTaDOam pat i5 1:15 par. :30 ana 6:50 ana For tlm to other point apply at ticket ofhcee BarHnsTtow Route C- B. at Q.

R. tt Berths and tickets st 2T1 Clark Palmer Horns uisoa Hotel. mmdatHaoflk tidl ni.a liepoton Canal st. between Madison and Adama r.iu.. 1 i).

rr Galebcrg. 8treator and Council Bluff. Omaha and 13:01 pa From Council Blan taat mail Rochell and Kockford 4 iw Ktrcator and Mndota 1 4 Omaha and Denver taWpm Kaucaa City, bejoaepn ana Atchison 15 :45 Bt Haul and Minneapolis- towipm Omaha. Council bluff. Cheyenne ana Kanaa City.

t-C Joeepb, Atchison sna tiuipm St Pan! and (Daily. nrday. Arrive ySSOpmi ta-JOpsm flOarn fioueana t730aaa talssn totals pJJOsna MOssa law tDaiiy except Bunday. tllaily xopt TTlInofs roatral. Depots font of Lake st, foot of Twenty seeend st na miRv-niuta st.

licket ntneea. 1 ctsrS aC Grand fatiilia Hotel ts4 Wlm.i Hani. iraina. Lev. m.

Loul ssnd Texas 8 :40 a at it. Louie feaaa Fast LineeS Cairoand New Orleans 8 :40 a -ni r.ew Orleans rsKt 8pnt Chatsworth A Biooatiisgtun ptsaeuier Z-tSnm To Use ud Rprimrfield nt hinu ic. cmiinui lria r- Tr-'Opan 11 na 7rju Ts-. 7 a nay 80 so: City Wont alia Krprea.nat25a sa 'IjOOPBV Bocxioru. uoouque a bmoux citv ixxreH it mi pni Bo--ktort -in-t a 4 t'n ertatnraavaie-nt ran to ituoaqae oaxy.

-Daily exHunaay. iiially. rIiir.tHniiil,r Sinn. Suboaaa. lsvllFfXOX; Ouliuque to C2i iragc Lake Sborw.

Lake Shore. Michigan Southern. New York Central riuaaon mwr. immob ana eiosny aaiiweva, Traiii depart from and arrive as follows: ChicagoLake Shore depot Tsn Buren, hesd of La-Halle ft New York tirand Central depot, 4-'d Street S'ation. BoMon Boston and Albany depot Kneelaud st Ticket otnee -Chicago.

Clark st depot Jd st Grand Pacinc Pa Imer House. iumvm Al 1 1 Msil.Tls Old Bod M-Oara DBS VY. A Boston Day uKI a l'ipa Sew tors taoi-toatastavx VeKtibuleLimited 15-0 pa Atlantic ax s.k. a Boston 17:4 i Sight Ei-tis Old Road pm Elkhart and tiosaea '1415am Oalesbnrg and Ft Mad. Exp.

.18.10 eat. asuassciry. los Angeles na Han Diego test vextieuie p.m. Bin-a tor. Joliet and peklu San Francisco Exnres.

"11.30 p.na. Kanxss City, Atchison sad St. Joseph Expreiw -ualiy. tfc.xcptsunaay. WKM Wa ul-l Nc H13 Clark street mi a laAOaial rDIV) ntsa rx a na 7flO ana UliOia Baegage ciiecsea rrom resiaenre la cjilsago denot or residence In fc.astemcitiov xuauy.

uoeys dubqv. STlie SantaF6 Route Ccao to liiuisas City: Train leave from Dearborn tati on. corner Dear born and Polk strueu. l.ltavw. Anarvn.

t7a4p.n- p.m. -7xkJ enu Ofaoa. corner Adam. 7iesa. hlctgs A Artoa Craa Uala Pxtngr Dts Canal Rtreet between 'MailiKwi aad Adam Sta.

Padne Veatibnled Express lt.oeN'nl 13 KaaaasCltT Veatlouled nl 6 es As) Kaaaas city. col. sutu a.ipcoes...-l 11. is as Ut 11. 7 tt aa bt.

louis xamiiea i (iprlatrfleld A He Louis lx Express.tj iprses.f 8inoimeia UMa me mi f. x. Jpliet A Streater Accom ntodatioa moa leave I Arrive. rw 7.16 as) OS km 8s Ps) F.x...t li tux I Ml is aa) muj, taiiT except auauay. Chi cas: Atlantic Rallwayi Ticket otbcee lu South Clark sc Desrborn HtaBos-i Polk street corner ounh av.

Paiwar Meae. aA' brand Pacinc Hotel. Trains. Leave Arrive N. York BoxtonLlmlted El.tR New York ft Bostoa Limited.

xll a Philadelphia Kxynn sa, Lima. Marion aad Oolumbu.os:43 ia North Jndsoa ::15 a x9 :0 BlliiBoia Arcun: am a sauoiovii snd BulTalo xll av sir. sauspisuuaar. Baltimore and Ohio, Depots Lake Front toot of Monro xwenry-eecona street. diy umeec and Palmap on.

a Tralna T.v v.xnresa BzlOai A ipa a aj st, snd foot ft I Clark etreet sv. Arrive lam 6: Opn Lesv. Vv a it Limited jif a 10fcK Pittaburgaua nneeungui.u- 5 5 Mith Exprsas. a :30 Vta vertoi; lrl5pm "Dmtu. All trains run via wasmnirton.

so extra tares are chanted on the B. and O. limited train. Depot, foot of Lake St, foot of aud 89th Sta Ticket Offices st Pcpou snd 121 Randolph St, Urand Pacinc Hotel and Paiiuer House Leave Arrive LafaTrtto. Indianapolis.

Cin- clonal! ft Louisville Day Lx. Do. SmUt Ex pre SOwPsa 6 MS a All trains daily. i Chicago, St Paul At Kansas City Ry onto of Fast Llailted xrress to Bt Paul and Minneapolis. City cket othoes.

So. Jo4 Clark street. Depot corner Pol street end tilth svsau. Ill Trains llailv. I V.

tPaul ft Miar.eapolia Llm.Kx. lesMoine.SCJowph l.im.Lx. Bcl'sul MiiineapollsSisbltx.lo-.-.'O pm St. Charles ft Sycamore IXKiai.M10 pm btCianaa A liyroaLocai AOpa Arrive, aax 10:45 pa pa lOOOaist .) Depot Dearborn Station i i ticket efhere 'I' 4 'Irl. st: Palmer House.

orsnd Pacinc, lYemont for IndianaDolie Ciucia- sH lne is-30 a m.f p. fefa'retnTand LouiavilVe last mail. Jo a. xuj htedT-bjo P. m- jrDailytexc-vt Sunday Chtrace and Kaeru at.innt Ratlroaal.

Ticket omcea. b4C'lsr rtj Onud 1-srifle Hotel, aagj palmer House Depot Pota si. between outs aaa Clark at. ra i ii a. Leave Arrive ranvi'i sudT.

H.Mall... Opal lndiauspous lin i 0 a I75an j.fi(jvli:s au av U.M......V i't trim. iD.i mu v. if u. vj liattat aeaea mm i.