, 1873-09-30

81 tuo money WhA Aold bhc!tt quotations having
rtBon faator than waH anticipated, aud somo was
ncnt olacwflore. Wo hoard OF ono "bloolt '
from Iowa that was Hont Aere for wheat, but
which will bo forwarded TO New York tonight
for invostmont In Northwestern. porhapA tint
stock will have advanced by tho ttmo tho fnonoy
arrivos on tho soaboard as much rs wl1oat hna
gone up III tlfs city.
Howover, tho fact Ia not without It's sgnia-
cRnco. II prices should advance too rapidly tho
result will probably DO to shit OF sono money
which would otlerWiae como hero aB tho ship.
ping margin would DO reduced to n much lower
point than now. And wo may romol,ibor that
some Of tho currency already sout hero cannot
ut proaont ba duplicated.
tho height OF madness to rush again Into arocu-
lativo trading IN grain for Hoyornl days to como,
and 1t 70 posslbo TINT tho Directors Of tho Board
bargo on options 1uHt yot. Curronoy ia at too
hlgh q promum @ por cont WAS pnid In New
York to-day for shipment bither) to foster tho
adjustment Of outstanding difforoncoB, and thoy
Rhoid bo protty vol clearod up before starting
out anew.
:; Our receipts Of produce were somowhat iargor
this morning than waa anticipated, mud will prob
ably continue to be fair, though tho majority Of
commission mon arc ediscountonancing tho Bonding
IN o1 grain for fow days to como. Our stocks
have less corn hore now than a week ago.
In general business circles thoro waa . feeling
OF relief, very dfforont to that OF last week. No
great incrcaso was noticed In tho amount OF
eaiea. put everything Indicates an activo and
Dry.goods 5obbers report continued quiet,
with little or no change In prices. Orders were
coming In vory spnringly, and wcre being fllod
ata a. about former quotations, tho market ruling
s!eaoy. sie IN the grocery market tho sttua.
Of business was transacted, the demand being
restricted to small orders, just to meet tmmo-
aiato requirements, and prices wore not sub
l lleo.ea 10 any appToclaolo onango. N9minaliy,
1noy we're urn, both Tor staple and sido,goods;;
1an There Tas n, good local inquiry for table and
cookng butter, but tho outside demand was in-
considerable. Former quotations woro BUZZ
shined. Gheoeo was inquired Tor TO only Linz
i.ea rrn, o&.ont ofoofa coming almost e1cI1stvely
changed, wore easy, tic. general tendency boing
,a DOWNWARD; uosl ot remains Urn % previously
quoted. In tho hah and dsiod-fruit markets
t the5o we're no 9ihaagees, WORTHY Of special mon
lion: oohaaattyo.y ;[, stlo nnsihoea WIS trann-
qaoted =, ,stoady apd anshanged. Msy was 1SsI Sal
active and nominal, Oils ruled firm. Paints,
pig-ffon, tobacco, ana WOOD wero unchanged.
moaesato ssa nasnoss % Was transacted at tho
The offerings 1t the aala docks wero large prob.
ably about 45 Or 90 cargoes, composed largely Of
pteeo stnn. a few oargoes were disposed Of
oasly ous y tMo n ma1kes ad Iqed dui, and prices
a oSsg epadaa aSs peso sa o Of 4o onary
aeliels oeln8 willing to accops lover figures, for
the currency. though ON tho whole bottor
11oel1ng existed than last week, owing
70 tne improvement u financial anaira.
y, Motals ana hhnefs 6tock were rather quiet,
tn9ngh some oealeFs wore receiving and filling
oraefa ao usual and at former pI1co8' Iron and
nals we're ALSO IN hght reqnest though nails arc
moving to comparatively fair extent: There
Saa only Aghs domand for brick, lime. aud
cemont 20 neot ouf!ohs Wanta, put trade. as
rue; was quiet aud prices little better than
nominal; ooopoTago aud nhVa! asores also re-
man quiet. Under tho head Of hops wool, or
broom corn IT. thoro were no now featureB or im-
PattanGe. Ihe uemana, partioaarly lor the Two
latter staples ts rest1ietoa TO meeting THO duly
wants OF consumers. Wool might be quoted NOM
lhany eaelof, though many parties anticipate