, 1874-10-08

Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city coE-
sumption 4.210 bn wloat 6,350 bu corn, $3.50
bu oats, 800 bu rye, 4,454 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boeu inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: IL cars No. l
wheat; 321 cars No. 2 do; SO cars No. do; 22
cars rejected do; chr no grade {151 whoat);
40 cara high mixed corn; 1G5 cars and 11,ouQ
bu No. do; 0 cars rejected do; cars now,
no grade (21s corn); . care whito oats; 42 cnrs
No do; cars rejected do (56 oats); cars
No. aryo; car roiooted do; 10 cars No. 2 bur-
Icy; 13 cars No. do; car rejected do. Total
{756 cars), 2950OU bn, Inspected ont: 1GD,677
bu wheat; y2 o25 bu corn; Al,sso bu oatsi COD
hi rye; 1850 bu barley,
Tho condition Of business is far from boing
good. but it is prohnbly healthier hero tlan in
my other great city in tho country, notwith-
standing tho fact that 80 many new houses have
started since tho grcat fro Of three .yeara ago.
It III not far from tho truth to say tint during
tho paat twelve months noaroelyn dollar Of profit
Aaa Deon mado in The United Statcs, either III
commerce or manufacturers Thero aro n fow
exceptions to the rule; hut Il general average
tho small losses Of mnny moro than counter
balance tho protits OF the few. Tho effects Of
tho paric Layo remained long, and tile failures
reported during tho past two or thtce wooks arc
but tho outgrowtls Of that event. Tho panio
sot those houses on tho Htagger, a1ld they have
since been valnly trying to recover ..tlelr alui-
llbrium. The uncertainty tl,at is felt down East
has no eject upon our Western mnrkets.
Trade would do we'll to adopt Nulson's motto.
YiM do hin duty"
The loading produce markets wero moderately
aGtivo today, with r fair shipping movement.
Thoy wero generally firm. except pork produotB.
which tended downward Tho receipts of grain
show II further decrease MI round, aud arc quite
light for this season Of tho year.
The ary-goadA market waa reported fairly nc
tive and ilrnl Local retailers as we'll III interior
blIacheh md brown cottons, md aomo other
liuea, show Il hardening tendency. 1n tho gro-
Gerry market no important changes were dovol--
opod. Trade was probably quito up to general
we'll s,1Hiuined. tut:or. aud chocso we're
| III good demand and ruled worry firm.
| Dried frnitB ro.nnin qniot, with psccB
Of moat descriptions unsettled and declining
leetod, md, ut tho moment, thoy hayo np chta6-
| liahed nlarkot-yaluo. Fish were active and firm.
wood, coal, leather. and bageing. 6ilH met with
| falr inquiry at comparatively atoady rates.
Lumber was In fair dernautl aud stoady. Tho
calYoes of piece and i,luh stnr sold readily at
recent prices building masertnla were TILL
cilanged,, Naifs, iron, md metals, sold
to fur extent at uniformly .oa at9say M.l'
|
ind Ao,ncwlnt oxcitod considerable amount
Aaa heon bought recontly ot growara, a! apac11-,
lal!on, amt tho order trada hts imprnyod, Wool
romainHguot. Hops arc very iirm, tho bulk OF
tho crop being In tlio hands Of doaiors mud Bpoc-
uatorn, who doulino to soil any great quantity at
present quotations. nroweerH aro lpldlng oil,
hoping to fosce decline. New York partieH nro
exporting to England. Seeds we're dull atltl
easy. Tho nNorings Of potatoea wefo again sib-
eta, consisting larEoly Of common htoek, for
which there Wnf little demand C0fuo offerings
sold at full pricos. Tho market waa again over
loalea with poultry, and, as consequence,
prices woro woalt a,lu Irregular.
IIlsAwiNeA were Inactive aud nomtnally mr.
changed at a1.lM per gallon. Now York was re.
ported quiet, apd thoro was no ulpreeiablo dc.
| luhnd ioro.
Lnso freights wore quito aetiyo, but 4 sliadt
eaaler o., corn, and unchanged VI wheat. Hlil.
pcrs took hold worry willingly, but carriers wer.
unable to oifect al aayaMcb though some l,olC
ont for higher ratas. 70 Buffalo wheat wa*
4uotua ut ll}lo, and corn ct p14o. 'otal Q! !!
chartcrB was reported, which will carry out 800,