, 1874-07-13

Flour, hrls.... u COL 31.1Da a7,99D
Coru, bu u..............1, ,t9s Gg7 aOl34s7 C5e,G85
ta' uas' on*..-'''.''...''" 1S;'o22 22320 4s5aio o
!tyc, IN. ...........s.... GJ7 d,0bs 77,8iS
4sas'es, tsa. .'.s...s. 5so
LAVE Aogat No....'.-..'.. 5I,&1 G2a20 4a.l&0
siIFMENra.
Flo1r. br1s.....-....-.. 3A422 2Gb6O 37.120
Wheat nn '..'''......... Si0,912 aGs,t74 aCo,lGla
81, sis' q igsts5 ss7,sss
nFo, bu;... .",........,, l,e3t 247l 2+7e1
s,fs; s7sss 3 s3SaS 5d9S aStas sS9s
Cattle. No,.............. 1o,s5s 8.0o7 i2's3d
T1o leading produce markets wero ra.hor
quiat and stroug &o-elay. Tho shipping move
nent Was slov, Indeed dull, aud the speculative
traders did not seem anxious to operate oxton-
aively; yct buyers wcro moro humorous thnn
sellers, giving higher prices, in sympathy with
q frmor tons at other points. There woro very
few- new foatureH to nptc in connection With
any Of the markets. e1cops In oats. tho feeling
being but further development of that noted
yoatorday. The attendance was rather light.
The a!tuation Of tho dry goods market was
without noticeable change. steadily fair nc
tiyity is apparcnt In tho moro staple articles md
all 8sasonable goods in fact arc meeting with n
good inquiry. and commanded full prices. There
WAS . firm tono to tho grocery market, not only
for tho lending ARTICLES such sugars, syrupB,
cotfces, aud toas, hut for most side goods as
well, and jobbors expross satisfaction with tue
present state Of trade. Bugars continue
agatu advanced. stsndasd Is new quoted
at 10H@i1c D's at 10 0]16@1096Gc, and extra Ca at
10B@l033c. In sympathy with tho steady nd
vnnco IN sugars prices Of srupa nnd 1nolassos aro
hardening. New York was quoted DO higher
looked for soon. Coffoos remain firm at the
lately advanced prices, but arc moro quiet.
There was fair activity IN the buttor trade and tho
prices ruling oarlier ln tho woek were oaa'ly
mini fSotn kn rf ft,a& :
or three days llus Witnessed materially increased
receipts, but an increaso IN the outward
movement is also noted, and atocks arc
but little larger than nt the begin.
and easy. IN the baggng market no new tea-
tures were visible, gr4il baga continuing aotlve
md firm, while other lines rule quiet mud steady
Coal "as unchanged, md the general features Of
the wood, pig iron, leather. and tohacoo 1nnrlsctH
wore a'eo tho same as on the preceding days of
tho Weok. Oils wore moving fairly nt about
eteady prices, carbon aua turpontine alone bo-
ing easy.
Lumber VAS qnIot, and common grades were
quoted lower at tho yartls at $1,000 for coarse incl
md 2-iuoh. The receipts at the docks tsere lib,
eral and choice lumber, tho shipments Of which
to tllis port since the inspection troublos have
been greatly retluoet, 1ns hrtnor- Common lunl-
sfs stas va" na If liberal s fpppy oa rapo aed sep soS
aud III nloaorato domand. Coopornee was
rather quiet, though pachers are buying for aun,-
mar uao md future delivery. Building nsate-
rails wero In light demand, compared to the trado
ally adhered to, being down to hara pan. There
were no now features III wool. Hides wore
SCARCE md firm, tloro boiug good local domand.
Hay waa stronger all round, the recent improvo-
1nent in tie donaand extending to,dny to prairie,
vera moderate. HopB vera. atoady; also
broon-cor1 Seeds wero quiet, but firmly held
as tho old hgurps, New potatoes 'yefe abundant,
and stock not fully rpe mas dull and weak.
while choice offerings sold readily at full rrioeB,
Old potatoes were GLOW and lower. The receipts
Of green fruits wore large, especially Of berries,
most descriptions Of Which sold slowly at lower
pl1ces. Choioe ulorriea' applest plums, and
sa Ms11 sss bs soa o a a pe1 s Sn
other klslds Of poultry were dull. Eggs woro
finn at 12@1ac-
Mghwines were rory quiet, and firm at. the
market price Of frlday. tlo oGonuga being light.
Nav York WIS shade easier.
Lnko freighta vera dull aud vorY weak. They
can scarcely bo quoted otherwise than by, Rnying
that % was asked for corn to Buffalo ly aall,
Lave hoavy competition, not only among Them
! selves, but with stoam craft, as tho latter eau
bettor afford to tako q very low rato than to lie
idle. lie reported chasIors to-day were mostly
ooru salliug it to the veaaolowuers in preference
to shipping it ont themselves. A total OF six
eharters was reported, which Will carry out 1856
600 bu corn.
Provisions wore quiet, but shade tlr,nor MI
round. We note an advance Of about 30 per brl
OIL mess pork, LOO per LOO bs on lard, and 5@10o
per 100 ibs OH meats, though tho doma1ld was
light, Latd was agai', quotod higher in Liver
| pool, but tho Now York qunthtionh show thnt
our pork IL kept we'll up under their lee, 10 thnt
1t hardly pays to SLIP, eye, at present low rates
Of freight. Hogs continue firm. and tend up
wards, but our shipments Of product scarcely
Indicate that we shall bo cleaned out before
the beginning Of tho noxt packing Season.
| or sollor July, 18.90@18.95; do. sollor
August, $18.9214@18.0 05; do, Bo'lor septenl-
ler. &aHlo@l9a211; do, seller the yoar, s14'a715
ll.871G; do. seller August, I'll. .S5Gl11. 40; do.
! sc}lsr Septombor. 9ll l.45@il.50; DO, seller tho
| year, S0.20@0. .25; summer lard, 10sa@1os4c.
| Swcot-pickled haus, 1034@11c per h for 1a9
G1So for Shoulders, cash, 70 sollor August 0{4Go
| 0]]5o for short ribs. casl, aud oE@o5sc se!ler
August; O11c for short clear cash, aud Hollcr
august; 8Nc for Cumber!ands; 9js@9114c for lopg
e|ear lho same boxed At 9y9o per IL above
1880 for short ribs, forahort oloar all paeod
sns 1214a sss Mess aaeSS Sssi SHss sS
ss5rs s as Sy et2S9%l29s t2isS ;7s sssf s",
no!ulnal al 6,<@S1lo. sAlea Vera reported Of
| 800 brlB ,noss 1,ork at $1,000; 600 brlB do at
&l8.9o; $50 bsla do seller August at $1,000; 100
brls do at 5l8.05; 760 brls do aeller September
seller tbe yoar at 3o.35; soo.UOo lbs n1ort ribs
}ams Qa@l6 lba), solGlsor August. al il73o; 80
boxes bellies at p1le; G5 brls beef han,s, sellor
| Tie Daily Commercial Report gives the follow
ing % the shipments Of provisions irom this city
for tho weok ending July 8, 1874, md sinre Nov.