, 1874-11-29

+AltiEt 4otA1S A71Af' osS"~
Shipments
Flour, brld. -............ 5,U 5y23 4,55i
Wheat bu lGO,443 49o,405 256, ,TB9
Corn bu,., 1854 l39.:;39 151,719
Oats, br....,.,...,...... 52,2H 194, ,1H l14,315
| Rye, ,bu.......,......... I,4o0 G.4s6 ASA
| Barlcy, bu.............. s1,cys 47,lll 73,en
| DEessscd hogs, So..-..... 46o ~ 6.9
Cattle. So.. a'14s 8'4l5 1'yll
The exports from Now York during the past
week include Is, 335 brls flour, and $4,000 bu
| wheat. No report on corn.
There WIS m animated discussion On Change
to-day, and somo ill-feellug, in regard to the
qunntity Of corn that is being inspected reg
ular No. 2. It was alleged that 90 per cent Of
the corn so inspected is new cora, aud Was
claimed that the Inspectors should designate it
as new. To this it WAS answered that the In
spocsors have no means Of knowing that it is
new, us it is equally dry with the old. II the
corn bo go dry that there ia no danger Of its
fulfilling the conditions of old No. 2, it should
be made regular and. II not dry enough
for that, it ought to be graded as new
or rejected, in spite Of protests from shorts,
railrond officials, or warehouse men. interested
in having Inducements held out to shippers to
send their grain here. New No. corn is under
stood to be corn which is equal to regular No.
in every particular, except that OF dryness, and
if not equal in that respect it cannot be deponded
on to keen sound in store. Hence it ought not
~ ho n,ssad ;,,o live e,oc,,,+;x, cro3o II ;e
~ ~ F ~ 49,. ~ Il-s 1 -. "
pfesu1naole 'nas too Anspec1ors ocs Oh thls inlef
pretation OF the rulo.
Another subject Of complaint was the price
e~ad FIR M Q oorn hv +ha nractora ,h;a 1root
n..- ~ - 49,. 49, ,..,,,oa =. OK.
1uo ''oot'. ~ W." "'o '".ueo ~ o'e ~
shipment. While parties wore buying the new No.
2and paying more than 66c for it to ship to Can
ada. The n,attcr has been presented to the Di-
,s,+,,a br. 4hov h,va n,a5o no chance in III,
na.a .t,a,,.h :,ro~., ~ t,,or, ,adas,..ees ~
euia; e s11 ~ s, "a ao eo ~ r. -
, uo'u suas .aI hn n;a.a. Va 49, .as
tns. ee " sno , @n" !,'a essea IL LAY
l''e tuo .'Ro1e p!"ecu 10 10y 10 poesiolo oosAs
not ~ LUZ r"a,- ee1 A''''0ea o"' ~ ""o soni-
1'sn1cd ~ ,tL:2c - t1u..2: e,.1-:,,
1ne Msnigan ; oon't'c.n IaSe Snore t.a'1loha
IN cu1f pe.noen tua ~ ana 'ng G"s., Ms~aq
" - s;. ml!ea 40 ;;s nstesoto.a. 1n1s sas!uk u
tlt =. - - ra;ct,t .xi,;,o S"s ." .ha
"a snrinAsge " "essns ~. "n.'o 81 loate, 80 tuas
tHe Ao'Au - "l4t'u ~ Io ~ !" oc'.ef Coa
oit'on. e~oaos o'nes ioaos ~ @nu 10 Ike
"lso: = :: -
SIR: otu'soH' ~ tno 1ueesnG oi nls ereuitors IN
tne al9efnoon' one1eo 70 se1e!o up MS lnoeoted-
ncss, pas!ng 1oo GEMS on :ne a9llA. IN sixty
aaSs; turning over Ms nlalelnai cnec1s 70 ar.
Ana Do", MY nas Po"et - euns."ae too n'ae.et M
IN case af' s ssnfgGs snoutu no. oo 10 ~ 'ne .le
specllea: Ing p1lco VI cofh' as oas!s u so:-
s.S'A.SAs ~ $1,000 ~'o ~"tsN' 49, 80.
n4cd AZ 'S1ac+ 1ne p1opos!l'oa "Aa leCelseu
with general Satisfaction: IL III Understood fnas
sho uenton ease IL e1cepsod.
ihe ieaa1nR pIoou.c nalAe.s NeIo la'hor more
ac,lTe to-uay, "tn an easier tonaeney IN prices.
though "ltnoue cec1deo WeaRuess. Inc 1oreiEh
markets we're strong but our receipts we're
larger 1nan Inc rocent aFofage and moro uoe!a
rcceipts Of gram "ere anticipated Willie tne
Folnme OF gram enlpments yesseruay WAS very
small.,
DIV E4QQ6 we're Nuf9t ana 8tq3uY IN GflcD. l. ne
grocery marie: Was "l1hons special anlnat1on IN
any department, though IN the aggregate lar
| volume OF business WAS accomplished. coilecs
ana sugars were e'sao1. oot olno1 1neS "ofe neto
days Of the week. There vaa no abatement in
tue demand lor iotelSn fruits. ana me TENOR OF
prices was qu1to as urn as a. the beslnnlhg OF
the week. Domestic dried fruits remain
firmness. Fish are IN moderate request:
With p1ces running along steadaly- canned
goods are moving moro freely, and tho
market displays more strength than fortnight
immediate advance except perhaps. in peaches.
OF which the supply 1s less than o0. oo0 casoH,
against 200 0lU last year. Butter continues ective
aud tlcm. Cheese was quoted quiet at about
steady rates: II the baggng, leather. coa!. ana
wood markets there were no not5ceablo changes;
Oils wcro IN moderate demand At unchanged
prices. Pig iron remains dull.
Lumber was quiet. and without material
change IN lta general 1eatnres- lew cargoes
arrived at tho dockg but there was little dem and
ee se.d 1 and in moderate ] Ga demand ns
Brick. lime. cement, DC. were quiet. bur steady.
| Common bricks are firmly held at e6.00@G.50.
i fair stock is left over, but manufacturers an
| the season for making new brick Tho WOOL
| hop, broom-corp, and hide markets were un-
| changed. Hay vas very firm undor good local
ard shipping demand and inadequate offerings.
| Seeds were quiet. but firm. Potatoes were in
| good request and firm. Poultry and game wege
| dull
| I1ighwinos were qniot and steady 1T the de-
cline recently noticed, sales being reported Of
| ,5D brIs at 971zc per gallon. New York was re-
ported dull eariy, but afterwards active at S1ol: