, 1873-05-08

sumption: $3.50 bu wheat; 1851 bu corn; @, ~
bu oatsi 1880 bu rye; 1911 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
etoro thia morning, up to 10 o'clock: 90 care
wheat; III cars corn; 6,000 bu No. do, by canal
93 cars oats; car barley. Total (224 cars), o.,
900 bu.
a fow Of the most domoustratiye momborH o
tho Board Of Trade woro quotly informed tbit
morning that they must henceforth bshavo them
nelvoa. or submit to discipline. The notification
was not given too soon, and the groat majority
OF the mombera hone forycntly that tho rllo will
DO insisted on. 1t is too bad that men who &C
thore to do business should be annoyed by the
antics Of half dozen clowns who lnyo no other
why to obtain notice than by making nuisaucoa
| Of thcmaelvos.
The Directors should include in the list Of their
surveillancoB tho membors who malo ita daily
practice to appropriate tho desks and chairs sup
posed to bo intended for reporters. Tint ia au-
othor nuisance, which is unmitigatoa oven by q
polite expression.
Tho corn arriving by canal is still mostly In
hpccted as rejected, though the only boat-loat in
| to-day was ratod as Mo. 2. But we noto that
there Ia no complaint. People aro becoming
! generally satisfied that tho inspectors aro doing
their duty, and the principal cause for complaint
does not seem to 10 regarded. That Is, that q
| good deal Of the corn which arrived hore during
the thew winter was inspected as No 2, though it was
passed as rejected: Our inspection Of grain has
lacked uniformity in the past, but there ia homo
tlat this grave defoct will have boon removed
with tho exit OF tho grain that was in our bins
| is nothing to bo gained by letting down gradoB.
and everything to loso by having different stand
ards in different housos. There iB no doubt flat
| We had an honest inspection before; but tho
In r6f 7rYuru n%7&r NJ.
will recall tho oonblonco that Eastern buyers
used to have in this Market and Justify
IT in tue future. Under an uncertain sys-
tom ot inspection tho business Of shipping
| tive fraternity, who take it out Of tho way of
| their option trades. while with certain syntom
Legitimate shipping business might always bo
expected that would bo operated on small but
Blro profits, and thus ald to the proAept selling
value Of oyory bushol Of grain that iH raiaol il
| the Northwest: -
TIE MARKETS
IAe leading produce markets wo1o generally
somewhat stronger to-day, and Bono Of them
we're more active, while tLero Vas fair INJURY l
IN al departments, principally OF tho speculative
order, The shipping movement was again rather
SLOW, though fur outward movement in grain
Is ropo5ted tor Yesterday. The rain Of last even
Ing and tho oYarcast akes OF to-day, though not
constituting storm in the ordinary Aouae Of tho
word, were yet sufficient to cause eomo nnrioty.
because they followed season of much wet aud
eezmoa to Indicate acttled policy in tho dircc-
ton OF moisture too plentiful this year to bo
agreeable. '-~ "
The only new feature of interest noted in con-
nection s7ith tho dry goods market waH tho do
Velopmont Of an easier feeling in certain brands
amounting q to reduction Of 11{c. Aside from
this thero WAS perceptible aoftening Of prices.
!ho mail order business continues good and tho
athtributlon was LIBERAL In the aggregate. Gro
cerles wore moving to . moderate extent at sub
stantially former quotations. Sugars and cof-
fees wore more aotlye than othor articles in tho
list, and we're moro firmly held, the tendency in
potn Of those staples being upward. syrnps,
Rice, eoape, and aplcoa r,led steady. The buttsr
market continues weak and unsettled, but onido
from 10 declino In roll, there wero no qt,otablo
changes: Low grades arc acoumulating, hut Of 4
cnolco emo aaantes e tere s no surplus. Bagging
actlye and nominal No changes were noted in
the hsl, canned goods, or dried fruit markets.
htdos wero weak and declined 10. Oils, paints,
4eathor, and tobacco wero unchanged.
Iho erado IN lumber waB fair, the quoted prices
being generally adhered to. Al tic Wholesale
market an improved demana ia noticed and a
hetter foellng e1istH among doalcrs. Latl on |
Maa tTaeK are re- easier, now quoted At s2.75@300.
quotations being continued, except for Tin plato.
which Ia 300 lower. Shoot iron il aleo shnIn |
easier. Iron and steel mot with the usual de-.
man,a, naa, a. about former rates. Mails wero in mod
Thsss waa no Woa st tor 1o@0d
INQUIRY for wool is confined to the I'M
medate neccssitios of Western nanufac-
turcra. Pricos arc without quotablo cllange.
Hito1 HiooM corn WAS IN fair request and steady.
G94.0o; clover WAS dull and nominal: Hunpa-
Elan AMI millot mot With fair inquiry at yogter
5ays prices, Potatoes wero unchanged. Tic
aemand for green fruits was fair ill choice
1921 request nna eggH woro active aud flrm at
xHighwines wero in good demand, and .co,n
H. PdT n1 h;igaor Z; being IL Light stock While
roeling, though Now York was unol,anraI Hi iii
aosr 1', sng close, when she caught tho spirit Of
our M market. Saloa were reported Of 21ij hris St
5st9o - PR gallon, and the market closed strong
Lake froights wcro moro actiyo. At a fnrthor
1ooisno !. Of about 10 per bu on quoted ratea to
/ b3ullalot though probably not really woakor tIan
iney i1,y haVe boon TOR two or throo laya pnat
,a 1noat TO bnilao by sail was talson at Do, aud
3lg vessel was offered for oats at 0o. Whont tn
n!ngston waa oiforod at 15o, and corn to do nj
lac; Through ratos to Now York arc uncl1aured'
y oa1 4Go p nor 10 aoo loa and do to Boston ut 60o.
10, 1000 bu Eye. >-''e'' =" WILL ""o
proylAions wcro quiot, but stoa7or, Mep,
'ora |. .na waa - moderate demand, and somowlat
'hade oasior than last ovonng, Lard IHvsu was ~
ar q request Tor two or three round lots, and llrm
ystiiseFays aa olsalao quotations. Meats wero
sre nov pretty Fell Bottlol up and wa shaIi
'robably SEQ but littlo done in tint
;9rnoE ;'a I'll tii After after tho, summer months.
y prices Masa pork, cnnh hs or tausp aaIisr
day. s17.20@1725; do sollor Juno. si7'a6 T
gl74s; =, do - seller seller July, sl7.70@i775;
eller juno, s3.12>1@9.15; do soller Ju1v w.
'035@0.40. 6waot picked hams ouote1 =
o@l2c. Pr sailed mests quotsble Ut tS596 96@o%o
@9No for short clear. Boxed gloullerS ona
N@7o. English moats. DS@9Ho for ahors
1bs;, 91@099o for short clear Bacon ls ouot-
= q 7}So for shoulders, 10So for cloar riLs,
o1o Tor short clear, aud 13@l4111o for hams all
&c M Meas beef, s9.00@025; extra meas do.
'iM9.uo@lo.25i boof hams, $280o@29.60. City
ALLOW, 1H@aoi grease Quotable at 6}l@eA6.