, 1873-06-04

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Withdrawn from store yesterday, for city coz
sumption: s14 b,1 wheat; 5,1o5 bu corn; 500
bu oatss 922 bu rye; 800 bu barley.
Tho following grain hnB been inspected Into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: lis cars
wheat; 207 cars corn $500 bu No. 2 do, and H.
TOO bu rejected do, by canal; 1888 cars oats; s
cars ryo cars barley. Total CATO cars), All, 900
bu.
Tho lumber market ia now In demorallzod
condition. There Is the beat Of reason to boliove
that cargo salea we're made yesterday at a9.2B
for good piece stuff, while tho lowest "quota-
tion" WAS $1,000. Cannot tho mon who misrep-
reBent tho stnte of the market seo that they arc
doing their Nnrat to drive away trade by woakon-
Ing confidence in the integrity Of those who do
businoss here7
4 petition is now being circulated for sigma
turea through tho Northwest, asking for tho au-
thorizat1on or establishment OF q doublo-track
steel railroad, FOR carrying freight exclusively
tageB which such a road would secure, II prop
oEly managed, arc 90 many and so patent
TINT tho document svin undoubtedly sooure very
many signatures. Tho only difficulty in tho way
measure can scarcely bo secured without tlrag.
ginB In o score OF more OF eteala from tho Treas
ury Of tho nation.
fnE afARKE7a. ~.
Tho leading produce markets. wero ngain lowor
to-day, tho principal exception being wheat,
which went through its dropping phase yester-
day. The fno woathor and large receipts
caused drop carly. and tic markets wore rathor
strong afterTard, improving somewhat from
the decline. Tho shipping movement was very
blow, owing to tho lrmer tone in Iako freights.
which sent shippers out Of tho market.
Dry goods were moving little more freely,
both on local and interior account. Tho ploaH-
ant weather r Of The past few days has greatly
and reasonable fabrics q fair aggregate Of sales
Waa accomplished. Groceries were again quoted
dull, though, in comparison with tho preceding
half-dozen days, the distribution OF staple and
Values were not subjected to any quota
ble change. Butter was in nioaer-
ately active demand, not only to supply
local wants, but for shipment, aud former QUOTA
@19o for poor to good, and at 3o@24o for
choice, No change worthy OF mention occurred
in the cheese, canned goods, and dried fruits
markets N business cor continuing slack, with pricea
firm. Hay was weak. The demand has failon
accumulate. In Tie hide and leather @ markets s %
fair amount Of salos was accomplished at about
ment In oils, paints, aud co1ors, ut very full
prices. Plg-iron, paper Stock, tobacco, and
wood were quoted unchangod.
The trade at tho lu1nber-yards continues aatis-
faotorily aotive, aud prices arc without material
change. The Wholesale market was quiet to-
day, though several cargoen wore sold early.
Fair to good boards, strlps, and lath are un-
changed. Them etal and iron trado ia quiet; the
market for tho former is without particular
settled. Mails meet with q fair inquiry, md arc
steady ut present rntes. The domand for build
Ing materials ID improving, and common brick is
quite active at 81 100 per N. Wool remains quiot
and without quotable change. Tho doa1ora re-
port fair trade in broom-corn, and q firm mar
kot for the botter grades. Seeds wero quiet and
unchanged. Tho inquiry for poultry was fair,
and turkeys were higher, owing to scarcity. The
trado in green fruits is good, apples alone being
14o.
Hghwines we're quiet and firm at tho ouota-
tions Of yente1day. Duyera bid 900 rather freely;
Spt asess Yas nsa of fos a seeing tint
fined to 90 brla st 00o per gallon.
Lake freights were qqiot and stronger. Car
rierg inslsted on 10 advance, which shippers
would not pay TIL near tho close, and thon took
carry out 49, 900 hu wheat 100, 900 bu com, 1900
bu oats, and II, 600 bu barley Sail rates Wero
quoted at 61@ba4o OH corn, and 6@0Ao on
wheat to Buffalo, and 100 for whsat to Kinga-
tVA' ouAA4 haa *AAcA VA tA4H4kA AakG " Cuk~
ton 1T eco.
Provisions were dull. Moss pork WAS about
100 per brl lowor, though not offered to any groat
extent, tho oause OF tho decline being weakon-
lug in tho price Of live hogs, due to largor re-
| ceipts. Lard was unchanged. Meats were inac-
two, but generally quoted shade stronger,
being hold OF the market, while 1t is believed
that there very few old meats hero that hayo
not been sold for shipment. Summer cured pro-
ducta hare boon in good supply. recontly, but
there iA litto otrored now, and still less wanted
The marAet closed at the following range Of
pticeas Meas pork, cash or seller June, $16.66
| @150o, do seller July, s15.00@15.95; do seller
August, s10.00@18.10; lard cash or soller
Juno, S8.bo@855; do aollor July, $8.766D8.B 30 ;
DO aoll9r II August. 5000; summer DO, ssoo;
s"eet ploklodhama quoted at 10@12o. Dry salted
n. meatn quotnble at 011@o96o for slonldora
e316@8}1o for ahore ribs; and 8M@85@o for
short clear. Boxed shoulders, GX@6Xo. Eng
| liah meats, 8e6@a94c for Bhort ribs; $4,000 Tor
short clear. 1aoon iB quoted at 716o for
| shoulders; 011c for clear riba; OA1o for
short clear, and l9@141<o for hams. all hacked,
MeBn boot, @0.00@U.25; extra mess do, S100O@
1925 beef hams, e28.0G@29.6Q. CITY tallow,
| 79{@8o, grease quotable at 6hOGNo. Bales
were reported Of 1000 brls pork seller June. at
$1b.65 500 brls do, seller July, at $1,000 21OO
brs do at @16.00; 500 brls do heller August, at
| $1G125&; $50 toa lard seller July, at a8.B0: 10
tca Irregular lard at $500.
Flour Was dull at the reduced quotations. Of
yesterday, buyers holding on both on ehinping
! and local aocount. Oh Now York waa quoted iul1