, 1873-08-16
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1878. | 1872.

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Withdrawn from store yesterday for city oon-
sumption: 2,G02 bu wheat, 9,941 bu corn, $3.50
bu oats, ASIA bu ryo, 402 bu barley.
| Tho following grain has becu inspected into
atoro this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 1885, cars
wheat; 6o1h cara corn 11,0O0 BIZ No. do
| o,0O0 bu high ml1od do, 90, 600 bu No. do and
1900 rejectoddo, by canal 90 oars oatp; 5000
| bu rejected do, by cannl "a cars rye / car
barley. Total (78o cars), 9so,o0 bu.
There Ia some talk about urging tho appoint
mont Of barley inspector, elthor independent
Of, or In connection with, tho present inspection
department. It ia urged chat to inspect barley
properly man must bo special export in that
grain. That may bo so; but If the trade should
put in a mar, ,or procure tho putting In Of nun,
WHO is IN export in tho ways TINT arc dark " in
tho bnrloy crowd. as vol "a in judging Of qlali-
ty, it might prove after all to bo only change
from King Log to King Btork.
TIE MARKETS.
The leading produce markets. were again active
to-day but not 10 strong AZ yesterday though
oats were higher. Tho receipts Of grain COLI
| tinue to DO large, for tho soason, but they arc
exceeded by the shipments, 40 that our stocks
In store nre we'll worked down for tho soaaon,
| with prospect Of q still further reduction be-
fore tho autumn activity ctl1nmeuces. The rain
which Threatened ct noon md fell towards 2
o'clock, waH favorable to higher pricea.
.. n tho markot for domestic dry goods, only q
far aggregate o. snos sS!ao was accompslod and
nounced ohange Tho general tendency, how
ever, now seems to be III al upward direction,
especially SO for standard bleacl,ed and brown
shoetings, prints donims, and stripes. Grocer
and rico. Prices woro fully sustained all around,
and were firm for most articles III tho list, Tho
ohoeao trade continues reasonably active at
former quotations. all merclantsb1e goods
fair extent ut substantially previous lrieos.
There was activity In tho grain bag trade.
Liberal orders arc coming in from all parts Of
tho West, aud under reduced stocks the market
| for Stark, $50 Tor Ludlow, Sic for Lewiston,
and 3115o. for American. The changes in the
| hay, leather, oils, tobacco, and wood markets
| were unnportans. Hides were more active, and
and holders generally asking a 10 more
Tho demand for primo lumber continues mod
orato, but pricos arc steady. At tho docks tho
offerings were light, and tue volume Of business
wero quiet and unchanged. Wooden ware and
| brooma remain quiot, but undor moderate stocks,
presont prices arc sustained, and brooms ara
tlrm at tho recent advance. Iron, nails,
naval stores. apd cooperage were without
| essential cAango. Tho condition OF the hop,
brooul-corn, or wool market Ia substantially tho
Hamo as for several days past. Timothy soed
was In good demand though, owing to increased
receipts, prices were lower on common grades,
! ut S1.72@l.75. Tho poultry market was liberally
supplied, but the demand MAS light, and prices
wore weak and irregular. Greor fruits were i'll
moderate demand Vegetables and potatoes
Highwlnea were In fair demand, and scarce
which, together with drmor fcoling reported
from New York, causoa an advance Of 1c per
gallon, sales bsing noted OF 150 bzls at $40. The
market closed firm.
Lake freights wore Bliado more active, but
oasier, carriers reluctantly conceding 1(o per bu
on rates to buffalo, owing to more plentiful
offerings Of, steamer room to that port, while
Lower Lake rates were quoted unchanged. Tho
1narhot closed at Do on corn, aud 411o on Wheat
by sai1 to Buffalo. 10 Kingston corn was taken
Of lie, and wheat at 119{o. Corn to Now Eng
land points' on M through ratea. was quoted at 25o
Ogdensburgh. A total Of u charters was re-
ported, which will cnrry out 10000 bu wheat.
100000 hu corn, 10000 bu oats, and 10000 bu
rye.
pro'ieons wore more active, at unchanged
pricef except on lard, Which WIS q shade easier.
There was better demand for pork anl meats,
at uevloas pricess, which holders wore willing to
accept. The trading WAS all for proHont delivery,
tl1re being disposition dealin options
either way; and probably will not DO for another
month to come, whom the deliberations Of tho
National Convention OF Packers anl PROVISION
Uoalors may to some extent atfoct tho
!gnpply Of particular classoa Of product.
The market closed at tho following rangn OF
gust, sl5.oo@1d0o; do ' soller fS,Ss sontembor M:
l6p5@looo do seller October, s15.16@15,2b;
Or seller August $7.S7]1@790; do roller
Septombcr s7.9o@8.00; silmmor do, 7X1
7Ac. Sweet picked hems quoted 1t 16@
l2o. Dry Haltca meats steady ut 7Xm
60 for shoul1ors 011@'D16o for short ribs and
011@046o for short cloar. Doxol shoulders, BhGD
8H7o;. English meats o1G@10o for short ribs
loo Tor short clear. buMlnor-ourcd meats quo
table s at 10 bolow thoBo prices. bacon is quoted
for short clear; and 1465161lo for hams, 'I1l ali
paokod. Mohs boaf, a8. 8.76@9.6O extra mess do,
sn76@lo:00; boof AamB, s24.0o@25.0O. City
t;l, tailow 1A@719o: grease qnotablo at 491@01So.
saIes a9 we're reported Of !, 100 brB moss pork,
NOR lard at 736o, 150, ,00O tlA short clenr at DNo
~ boxes Bn1nmor-curea Ahort ribs at %,
:, Liolar was quiet under q good demand, and
light olferingB which made tho market very firm,
III sympathy with tho upward tendency III cash
Sa Ss mag 1s! It ~ dauy hy b. a'vs m 5 s esfs Sa
and tue country mills are working low, a. thoyy
arc poorly supplied with old wheat. and aro
cautious about using tho nov TIL 1t has boom
through tho eweatlng ,proceaH There ie. how
ever, q good demand hero for new -four, and
within q few days. Bran waa stronger
Sales were reported Of 100 brla white Winter
extras (Crown Ht. Louls) at $3.50; 900 brls do |
on private terms; 200 brls spring extras at
$3.50, 100 brls do (Minn.) at t6.8714; 900 brla |
do ut @e.2oi 40 bEls do on private terms; 100