, 1874-07-24
Tho. following Figures nro furnished by tho
Produce Exchange:

Tho following figures gro furnished by Il
Produce Exchange:
bnn,... .. Reetivea. shtppt
PoMltfy. coopb. 200
HMInes pAss.'.. .'...ss.......,....r... =.
/ E6yhess TkAs. .s...' ss.,.,........ 245
nnsne nue't ~ W" uu@"'''''t.''.'*s'.'...".,. lt4In
iIoa.1t Iva oa'''''+'.*'s.s.ss..,"-... ~
1Anp Avn9'.s+sstt 1UQ
4 .p' FDpe' -Hs: 1900 ~
N'eus PNAds st's..a,............. G11
i WtthdrhWn from store yesterday for city COL
sumption 8.944 bu wheat, 3,o75 bu corn, s,o1
bu oats, 795 bu rye. :.
/! The following grain haa boon inspected in.
stora this morning up to 10 O'Clock car No.
rcd winter wheat; 2 cars No. do cars No..
spring, 10 cars No. do cars No. 8 do 8 ca,
rejected do Qotal wheat, so cars, Of which !
nro nou); Al cnrs higl,-mi1od corn; ass ca,
and 81, 700 bu No. 2 do 60 cars rejected do
car no grade do; cars white oats i; II cars NJ
q do; cara roioctcd do; cars new No. 3 ryo
q cars now No. barley; car No. 8 do; chr
rejected do. Total (454 cars), 21s,0oO bu. In
spected ont. G.703 bu winter wlcat; 1O,018 b
spr1ng do; 227, ,728 bu corn; $3.50 bu oass; 41
bu rvo; Ola bu barley.
b ON to toll new wlIoat from old 10 tho prcscn
conundrun In inspection circles. We aro NJ
inspected rs new, though coming from sutton
which haro not got forwarded single bushel q
the crop Of 1874. The matter Is not now onl
OF vital Importance, as tho wheat fetoheB abou
tho aame prico in oach case, but as question o
| expert skill tho question La Of considerable In
| toroat.
Tho lending produce markets were fairly &C:
tive today, aud several Of them nero highor
tho weakest article being wheat, and tht
| wae moro aotivo, tho markcts tahing on y moro
| hoatthy tone than for several days past, though
| the advices from other pointn contaiucd no on
couragement to parties inolined to take hold,
$ntj jftf1A a. l.
tive and tho actual nero thoroughly mixed up ii
eeveral departments, and In eomo, strongly ut
variance, especially III oats. The receipts arc on
tho decrease, oxcopt In corn,
but tho continued quiet loos not unfaYorab|y
affect values, which are considered on frm
basis. Thcra was aa much activity IN tho gro
cory market "a IN past years at this atage Of
and most side goods aa wcll, voro steadily held
Co1ecs uhow little moro lrmncss hut no ad-
Faacing tendency. Sugars aro active, and atrups,
toas, and rico Aro moving frooly. The buttor
mar; market Taa poorly suppliod, and. with good
were onablea to realixo at alightly advanced
prlccs. Cheese iB steadior, withont porcoptiblo
Improvement IN tho demand. No new foaturoo
woro devoloped in tho coal, wood, and pig-ron
markets. trade continuing dull st former quotg-
tions. Canned fruits wcro inacttyc, axcopt
poaclos, for which thore is somo speculative itl-
curry, induced BY tho partial failuro Of the
southern peach crop; Fish and dried fruits
ssa, were unchanged Oils vero In good roquest 1T
Lumber Tas dull, and not very firm. Tho
o1otinga at tho docks wore small and consisted
Of graaoB which no ono appeared to want, and
et.to a. the tyaa II no eh1ngs was
at irregular prices., Metals, nails, iron, and M
val goods were quiet and steady. Broom-corn
continues In light order demand nnd atnady'
!iiAy was more quiet, and tho highor gratlos Of
timothy less trm 10 consequence, wlIlo prnitie
was weak, especially tho lower grades. Wool
was ssoady undor moderate domand. sooda
Wefo rather quiet. except timothy, which, how
ever, WAS more 80 than for fow DAYS past but
al descriptions wcro firmly held at tho recent
advance. tnaa mi!let selling highor to-day. Now po-
fruits plenty and easy. except choice applcs.
peaches, and horries. Poultry and eces ter, werc
aull and weak, under largo offerings,
ouoIati"nn of ta Woso moro active and firm at the
ing taken up salos woro repottoJ n aS9 hr's Ss
aud rumora OF smother 100 brls, all at i5o nnr
gallon. The market closed pomtneiiy f1rmar
whea g - 6ho latest Now York telegram quoted wnos
and tho production limited. o"'
Lako 1reighta were moro active, and again
easier, the market roceding to the lowest nOint
hitherto quoted, and the lonost In The bistoTy nf
GGn,eeg" y SIC I,e enee ts beginning Of tho war; Toro
neen unable to dictate, especially as the bulk Of
tue grain (corn) has boon novel this a1Im1nar ~ ~
QUO man, and there has thus been no compati.
foa [.oa pS.Teon shippers Added to this ia the
hat vea1ela hnve to depend upon this snm.
Nor, tho iron'ore trade Of the past being ia;a
Up IN ordinary. Hence, vesset ownero hAya ,oths /
a ns e. s!se to 40 exoopt to take what Is offered. |
nisson q end M a1e sciunliy oa obliged to pay
2eating then, down to starvation ratee. Corn tn
euuhlo was >tAkon to-day at So nor bn. and
trough ~ 70 Montreal at 11o. A total Of sixsoon
0 bn xsst Msa fop%9fatsd a% which will carry out
Proylaions Wero active, and egnin a+ronro-
aoss pork advanced 70@80o per brl, undor Ses
oana which was as urgent as If not . barrol lad
cen taKen for or week past. The sales footed
osaterday alone aggregate lit.le moro than onr
nsfo stock N store Indeed, tho speculative
ufore seemed to bo on the inoreago. M ssvsrs1
estlea eas who bought week or more since. and
t.Ee lid aSIa sr.n a. eo9a profit we're anxious
OF Of .t Is wanted for sbipmentto consuming p0lnts
~ tne etock all over tho country ia 10 anil
s' ;a' Is easily controlled. Tho Daily CONNER.
ts netsn states the stocks In tie West to be-
= i;ilTaukee, 1000 br1h; st. Louis, 20i], hrls
i1cinnati, 9.6ou bra !; Louisville GO hris pts Mou
l!eane, 2t0oo brls other towns on Tia S1ios;s
5alse p {bfs 10 ofls' Tot9 pnly s75oo bris Of
lould bo run up above tho point At With pnsoo nao
. are willing to cat It, in which case It mav h.
o. orc !han Is wanted. Lard was in good domsn% ~
'n 'si advanced 10@16e per 100 lbs. in eymnaths r
ltn pork. though reported lower in Liyarnnnjy !
sa.s were "anted BY several buyers. aud Wcrc
1a about ~ per IT, witll somo u boiH' "Ido
= :, assing No more At the close, Tie NM !,
y closed ateadler at tho foliovinr ra,,a. a,ar
10 p[ices: 9 Mess pork, cash or anll6r tnnso ',jS
'a'oo do. seller August, s22 gGaaa a ~, i
+ !, ,o aes1cr September, s23io@2g i2Is: ~
4er October, nominal: do so1iGa' W. "
R1ef. = oe, s16oo@1e25; do, aolor lie vanr mr. ;,
;tosg45.oo. Lard, cash or sellor INV sii n
10; DO, nollar August, all.70@1i ~ s'i.u l.
- 1oe Hantntnbas, f1I.75(M11.Bo; Do ssoH. ~. y
? year, *9,oo@9.95; summer 1srd 11sI9 191sltes IL
<5o: sweot-picklod hams, 1lsID12n nv tt$eg X @ Ia
iS ~ % 'npe5sges drysaled aoats loo iooso o. at at
+ tot shouluers cash. and 7eSo aollcr sent,ms ~ y
vA@9>Ao tor short ribs, casl, and ii5c sniI ~ ~
septae.mbor; 100 for short clear. ceah 1um nm5
{ gloHc seller September; no Cun,ber]nndss s,1r ~
8 clears bare. Thu Same boxed at Iaslo nar I tc
,se ta tneae Prices Bacon meats, SIC for shoni' H. b.
., 1oYo for short ribs, 11o for slort oiear Al
packed In hhds; tue same loose. ~ lo,saa NJ
so son hams, 14@l5o. Hess beef. al i1It SEz; .,
09i extra mesa do, $12.25@12,5O; boef hams a,
l:e092b;0o. City tallow, 7a@7g<o: eroaas @,s 81
ntnal a at 61@81o. Sales wore renortei d"SS W ~
Dfls mess pork at $3.50 J; 500 bfla do se,ter 4,
s1att at $22.05; 1000 brls do at 500 g1. I'M Ec
Qo at &2385 75D brla do at 800 75 san 1toJo SG