, 1873-08-27
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Wool, hs.....,..1 102103 187,G5G|| 40,G81I 20720
Potatoes, ha.......l nos 1,7H7|l ...,.{ 10
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SAT-, brlg. ....:.:.: 2,oooI 2,aloE! 500 1ooo
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption 3,o52 bu corn, 4,a70 bu oats, GIL bu
ryo, 33G bu barley.
| Tho following grain has been inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 735 cars
wheat; 5G2 cars corn, 1900 bu No. do; G,0o0
b1 high mixed do, and d9,300 bu No. 2 do, by
canal IS cara oats; Sc cars ryo; a cars barley.
Total {, AIS cars), $4,000 bu.
Tho Directors of the Board Of Trado decided
yeHsorday that 5l.05 was the valuo Of No. bur-
10y at that time, for shipment, and that tho Sec
rotary should usc TINT figure ns q basis in doter~
mining tho amount Of money to DO posted rs
margin on barley traaos.
An old member of tho Board (Afr. O. II. GlIcs)
| has ju0t returned from an extended trip through
Illinois and parts Of Iowa. He reports that tho
corn-crop is almost uniformly poor in yield, and
thinks that tho quantity Of merchantablo corn
from this years. crop will be worry small. lIe
onIv fnr fcoIinn etoc1t 4 asat WI % w NJ
| Rourceh that the farmers arc not now selling my
corn honco all the receipts now coming III ap-
| in h[ny and June.
Mr.. q. also reports that tho yield Of oata In
tho southern part of tho Stato iH much below the
ayorago.
.ooia,a VI AZ ' H. nahot submitted
tors With Ind nta - ~ c.at ony thyra .nuso fot
or or yaa s iE ,nii n ~ ~ Tt .tea t 9utoo o
nv = ial;or,a ozen votoH =, ~ Mo' o'en
"N' ~ rr1,r ~, ,1rr~ ,',.t.9, - ''o '"'o''
Tl,cro wau not 70 1u,,ch atrongth in tho lcodinc
produce markets. to-day, though tlloy wero gon,
cnrn ond lich,rineu lin rann,t e. ,,n; .a;n6n 80
aua;n rar,. forro mn tho h,iia a, ~ stu mste
ton Of kuows ta thov wou1d % uvn hao" exo
inrrar Int tint Fin ro;1ros7 49, us1
ed fo o ntmoat III ronori we're stroteh
| vorv small i,v co,nnor;ann Ti,onaP a WI, WIZ
manv orera Iorc tn nnat hinia ~ ea;,' ut
thc sn1v ~ yossaa t,aa ham, i;,,,t ta, uni
days pnst and shippers lave holJ nIoof M mmc
fretght rafos thnn ios occrre1 anoI 'no,,., ,n
raaenis vii orrvo aTo onm oua to6E, 6oGu ~ .nnny
viii probably move ont ,n1lc n'ora ran,vs tp s s;nnn
1'ow 1,hn con1 raw wcotlnr ,aI 4radny .anday Ss'a
sronpiiou nr;css I'm IN cereais 11 n'u 'eno'''cS ~
In Fin Iry Coo;7a nar1,oi io ,,,,,oa ,rou, ,,,,
imnortont Seatii1v ;mcroasne "G.o - n @
noticeable in ali donarimonts 6n,I hotH n,,to
and woolon fabrics are hold with pronounced
iirinnoas. drocorlen sold To liberal extent ut
| substantially yesterdays quotations, tho mar
ket ruling firm for oil staple art,clcu,
and for most slde-goots as well: Ihore iB still
| some excitement IN cottecR, The fact that tho
stock now in the United States il hui little more
leading holders to anticipate further upward
movement Of prices: Tho ton market also IL
wearing heathior look. Tho impression that
prices hayo rcachod their lowest point il steadily
gaining ground, and increased activity in tile de-
mand il result. No naterial change in values
has rs yet taken place, but stocks are mora firm
y held. Tho butter aud cheese 1narlets wero
| quoted quiet ut former pricos ine goods being
firmly hold while the poorer sorts woro oasy.
Fish remain firm Dried fruits wcro in fair ro-
quest ut yesterdays quotations. nasins aud ono
Or Two other articles in tho list lavo still an up~
ward tendency, but tho general marltot was re-
l ported 6ta1uY. No nnY fGDt11lng Uern f1eyn1np.