, 1873-10-21

Buiialo. ~ 49, '1'p''3 ~ 'A''' a0e '''"0o oa 10 &c
There is reason to think that in our Issue OF
Saturday laat We gavo 1ittlo TOO much credit
to tho gontloman who deducted 15o per bu from
the price Of barley, on the ground that It had
| been doctorcd with sulphur, against his ltnowl-
| edge. correspondent In Iona, Illinois, from
which place tho barley in question waa shipped,
informs us that the gentleman in question ownB
the elevator at that point, and also the sui
phur mil, and knows all about 1t; tho party who
runs the machine there simply renting it
from the owner in this city. Tho writer Of tho
letter thinks it would be good thing to pub
lish names, as we have already stated will prob
| ably be done II tho vile practice Of sulphuring
barley cannot be stopped without it,
The Board Of Trade commenced work at 10
o'clock this morning, and ended at In the after
noon, under tho now rule, Which Hoemed to give
| general satisfaction,
Tie National Board Of Trado will commence It's
labofs @ tomorrow (TueHday) at "high noon, "
Of Trade, aud tho public generally, are invited
| t. attend tho deliberations, and assist, in the
! French sense Of the word. Several OF the dele
| gates arrived here this morning.
| to-day, and heavy, at q higher range Of prices,
| being strong early, and weak Afterwards. There
wore no dispatches from any Eastern point till
late. as the " wires we're down." 30 that tho
] latiyo. Our raceints of q1rain erhihitcd ~
ther inorease mud tho Rhinpinr movnn,ont Eaa
dull. maiuIy owing to the higher prices damanis
cd early, which repolled shippers Only abput
makinc shipmonts by lake, after that thn aoa. ~
son OF navigation may close, for us, at any mo-
ment.
Dry goods were in good demand at unchanged
aud generally firm pricos. Tie movement in
tLan on tile closine fiaya Of last weak and the
general markot Prosecuted 1rmer tono. The
most notable change was in oofIoos, which we're
ADVANCE at tile East of s/o. further ohanre haro
NAV be- iooked for. 4 f'rmor taa1,nn wsa aGso aiao
deyaloped in tl,e sugar market thonch1 no jmmn. u
i;ntn f"c;1nd advsnco ia anIionnt ed 0tnr ~ ao w.
tor VIVA mora 'nniat. Int w1e nn9e sha
iesa firm, tho iirht "atocka in atoro
inducing copfidont feeling. In tha chaoae
market tho changes wore unfmnortent. 0rdoSs dess
cnntnre rather sma1I huvara annaront1v hniIo
i,,ts ff for inwor nrcoR Fnil fnrmar rstaa .Saro
he1nr roalzed. hawover- sales matinr NJ II @1ao
for Western factory. and at 12i<@13f1c for Nav
York do, Nc ol,algos were ronortod III tho coai'
ouiet al about former quotations Oils oout,nuse
to move On liberal neale At mi nricas pn;nta
pig-iron, aud wood remain dull. '00' '''''
Thero was slight Improvement in tho de-
romaiu easy fho supply boipg more than ban a oausl
| to tie reourements of the trade, At the yartle
3 fair BUSINESS IL renortod, pr1coa being s6stied
occnsionally for cash. Tie demaud for bnildinc
materials Is moderate, Limo In bulk ia niiitSS
tlrn, and most dealers arc selling Ut 9oc. owing
to tIo fact that there is loss ofTenng thnn herae
tofore. Metals aud tinnors' stock we're ,ln-
is Ut present % downward. excopt for - f,ussin ie
iron, which Is firm, Trade. is roasonabiv
good. Fonce-wiro by tho carload Is ouoted al
| G1<o or 16c on, Nails wero in tho average de-
'maud Ut s4.G211G rates. In iron aud nayal
stores O. moderate business Vag trans-
acted at unchanged prices. The demand
for broom-corn Ii improving, and, oil
| in all, better feeling peryades the market,
Consumers vefo operating to sons extont in the
hop market, though generally combining their
purchases to email quantities to meet current