, 1874-05-27

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Mao, oons '"s ag5Itol ib192s 23o+g eosos
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Jatb, No...".. 79oooo|l l,7iaooO| 15oooo 2ooooo
Salt, brls. .......t 8.487| 10oll 26o0l 160I
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..'ma .a"n ,ao.e @ btoFo yosterosy foE CITY con-
enHpaons o.lff hu hhrloy.
Tho Following Rgain has been inspected Into
what. 447 oara sotn Ar n,,s 49,. n..a ,,o :,
4 ast.' h,s,sS W." ~ eain oasn oa'p ~ J
sa.s oarloy' h,so' ny canal, 6,uoo pa n,gns
in'aea corn ll,Soo Du no. ao, 1900 6u NO.
oats, aud 400 bu No. ryo. Total (77e chfs),
$4,000 bu. inspected out: a9,2ao bu wheht,
1876 0E8 hn torn. 10 o7n VT oaYa pEa III, bar1ov'
q. ~ At ~ oa.o, "n, ~ lo'S ~ ."eJ
Wv. Aeafs l'ooA'eo apoat @ou,ooo ou VI ooin
ycetofflay, aud one OF her cttizons WAS oTof~
hoard to ask tho tuosiion, "Nhat ehhll we do
withit7n per,,ana r. wn,,}d be worth tho while ia
ahln n to t1hca on ,y1oro Il wonll mi , mnrkot
0ooa6o' ".o.e ~ "o'A@ ,'o - 1.a.
lnc Naiifosu ana "arononse conlmlssloners
have decided that tho usual course must DO pur-
Il IA nronoaof] n ahi,, 1rom PEORIA through h
Chicauo. II must lie inspectod. and l1ay In
anootion fooa. Tvhothnr tia ownnr dosiraa It ht
not. rho I'M ia s,,n,,ospd to cop,nand thnt tic
warohousoman allail not mix diiforont I,arcos OF
11rot eet tho ownpr OF tho properly aputnst 1oss
ar;ainG ont n tI,o natrMotnn 81 Ike i1onlity of
ilis grRiu. Il Ia dlfIcn1t 10 400 on whit D1oa
o;ther Of Inv OF eo,lity. foo could be collected
for undesircd inspection OF grain passing
Tho loading proluob markets woFo deain *
cited to-day. and most OF them declined furthor
though they did not exhibit tho aartao woaknuss
as yesterday. Tho depressing Influences Of ilne
weather aud hrgo rocoipts wore continued, but
torday. There wns o good doai Of .throwing !"
rroporty, oarly, but b1ayprp took bold frooIy And
tho lower prices permitted tho alling Of several
orders which could notbo touched ycstorJ1ay. The
markets at other points wore Eonorally OF :
nearly ali over tho Northwest and henco thoro
Ia no t1oryouehcgs over tho h1mitted foct thnt
etooKa in farmore' hands ere muoh lower than ia
usual nt this sehson, tho Aurplus having boell
mont during tie ontiro Winter. VII = AVA ''AA ''''''
There was fair local and interior demand for
domestic and foreign dry-gools at generally wol-
maintained ratea. Groceries wore boInEo freely
distributed to tho country trade and, with ono Or
two exceptions. wero flrm in prico. Coffon waa
tho only Article showing = posittye | we.kuess and Ind
the wen1nosB in Tint stable did not amount
to m potual decline, Thoro ,yas a Uheral
movement in domestic and foro,gu dried
fruitp, and under depinted stocks tic
foelinr among holders ia unonu1vocallv
firm. Comparatively aoar as most DESCRIPTIONS
alrhadv nrn. tfofu n 4 likoli11nnd ~ n fi,rthar
appreciation in lie values OF nosk Iiues. Fial,
waro Meeting with liboral Inquiry at about
ateady rntos, In tho leather bhEging, nfg.iron.
coal, and wood u1nrkots there wero 10 changes
calling for spcoinl mention. Oils were quofod
fairly active and 1tnchapool. II lin raepnt d.
elmo there is etoatiior tono to the carbon oil
market. Lard is firmly bnld at the Inth nt1ynnen
TN" Trni1n NJ thn lnmnar yarIIa cnnsnmcs of rothar
HOLT T'ha whoicaoIo ,n9rl;ot 1y.a mnjornta11
antiyo. Thero WAS d,Bpoation on tho mart of
msnv f,uyera to hold oif owinr to tLo IibcraI
oYarinrs' but selInrs woro askinp cid priosp. md
st9ndnr1 cref)ea M nnw foatnrca ssnrn ra.
rnrtoa ~ na;;a ,o,f,'a ~ I'm, Tro5n ~ thasc
roojs is eonerally nnoak;nn. Iioht nt Tho 1raaont
timo f1oHpi, tbetn 1' nrn asro, ~ nsednt5n,,a %
sonably uubl fair M demand at uncl,aneca prl oes. ss
T;na sa1t docnsd inn mar hrl nrvrn ~
corarotistn, fror, c,,ta;,,a ro;,,a rno ;;aS,,rS
for sa1t in nctiye. Hny waa dul md nrairia do.
dl,na1 s1o nar i'm. WGo1 md hens ,vcrc trit1,oSt
notice noticeable Change. @ Hides we're du1I ana quoted
f,4a vara asaodu u orsnnou a,d Ia,'n,,. r,o
arm. eauocialv liz former Pon1try WA nuiet'S S
Hiahxines wore in moderate donand al ycstcr-
nav York and tho W wenspoas ii erain. hsYti1e no 10
offcct on l!olIars Sdlca woro foh.irta1 II ed1
peis pet closod stdndys r ~ "' AS' 'D' A'
LIKE froirhts we're notiyo. osporia,ty On corn.
and stronger under good demnnd tr for freigbt.
IL far corn and wScnt to Inffa1o o. and tlc fnr
DO To- 10 Kinratuu Ton B%o and Do for do % 10 naTepo to
MIA md 2Oixo Yor tlo m ti,fon1h rnto n Now
Yo1E YH3s and 2S12la94o for do throuahto Boaton,
totni Of IA chnTtera wns rnnostaii' which. vii
earrv out is ooo bu w1.o@t. s1S 600 bu corn. nnd
b. o60 bu oata, Through froIglts 10 Europle W by
stann1 wero ouotad at 79o uer i0D tha to.day
sgoluat 671<o yostetday. NY
Provisions were incidentally sctiye. but At q
! lowor range Of prices. Mess pork declined s5o
ranro by tho abort intorost With a acomparntiyely
atesily feeling throuqhout' md a ahsdo mora e;f
] arnness towards the cloge. in sympathy WITH
! Nav York. Lard wag ouiat' md 6miGo nor ioo
hninr noar1v In mr. II ntY whln shonlfora ,ynra
mns <a ,Ire:.t. - h. -