, 1874-08-17

asis, 1a,yiH''ofs ;i%;s 3sg!5 3 'StSs Sts
THO exports from, Now York tl,iri,ls tho past
wocls nc1ndo 10000 brls flour, G9G, a0o bu wheat,
and 35l 200 bu corn.
Tho leading produce markets. woro moderately
nctivo to-day, with no important changes IN
prices, oxeopt in barley, which waa worry weak
Tho receiptn Of produce aro ample for tho sca-
aon. Tho shipping movement l'ns taken MI un
oxpoctod tnrn.' boing most active III tho caso Of
whuat, whilo otor grain, except corn, is ,og-
lcctod The foreign markota exhibit II littlo
change. anl tloro liz little newa from thu farming
acctions Of tho United States to sway prices
mp or down.
The market for domestic dry goods prcacntol
no now features OF noteworthy interest. Steady,
gra1ua1 improvement in the tlomand il now mp
parent, 'and tho ma ltet rotaina al tho clements
Of strength latcly cllnractorizing 1t. Etoc;s-nl-
ready ill oxeellont conlition-nro daily being
augmented ard improved. YIicro waH only mod
n,arlsot hut tho daily sales aro Bomowllat larger
thnn during tho last huff, OF July,
aud continued Improvement IL loolsol for
aD tho soason advances. Prices wCro without
chunGo, una tho market MAY bo quoted Eteafy
both Tor staplo md side goods. Tic demand for
butter continues in oxccss Of tho supply, a,td
prices continue to rno sigil good TO fal,cy road
lily commanding 28@39c, while common Rnd mo-
4lllLl EiANEA Hull Ut IllGG6u iOtlllkliM
firm ut the advance lsotel at tho beginning Of
the week.. III tho 1ls'' market tho changes wcro
unimportant, trade rulnls; quiet ut ahout etendy
lrlces Dried fruits unchanged III va!AcH. Tho
Tendency IN rasins il to advance as reports con-
ncrning, thiA Seara crop nro very I'M.
favorable. Thcro il mn estimated deficiency OF
about 30 por cont. Domeetio dried aro tondiuC
lower. Leather, coal. wood. pig-iro1,, and boSs-
gng, ,woro unchanged. Thu demand for oil coll
tinucs good for tho season. Prices were steady,
Mt :;103@1.05 fur extra winter lard; at 0se6D
! S1OD for boiled linacnl Mt 7s@D8po for :Whalo
aud at A@i5c for turpeutillo.
Lumber was dull mud weak. Tho offerings at
In iron or tAils; 10th woro quiet. 31otAlu wero
steady, exceps copper and sheet iron No. "a,
which linvo declined. file demand for metals
and! mud hardware a!; ~ improving: Wool 1x, son-
otly Hced Declined. owing to liberal. Of
ferings, selling ut $2:5O@2a9, and closing
ut s2.76@Da.80 for primo. Dtlor seeds weso
I quiet. l1dea wero steady under n fair local ill
tucs were heavy, md the mayact very lull aul
! weak. Green fruits mot with NIL nctiyo demand,
aud peaches nlld applcg advanced. Tho local de-
/ n,nud Tor frcDll poultry improved md good stock
brought h'ghcr prices, while old asd small Offer
il gs were slow.
=. nishwlnes worc quiet md firm q: the quota
tions Of Friday. salcs wero reported Of 100 bris
at 97o por gallon. Now York was Btrong at 3l.02.
| 4JaHG ITGtrlLA WcFo AuOr6 HGLlfG nUu BlFun6eIt
particularly nn steam room, which wnsiu denlsild
ut 10 OIL wheat to Buffalo, owing 10 the
pressure to get wl,oat through to Now York
| during tic inactivity OIL tho canal. WnoAt
to Buffalo, by aail, waa taaeu ae 3@3}zc. and
corn 1T Sc. A total of twelve charters was re-
ported, which will carry out $4,000 bu wloat
! mud So, 00U bn corn. .
Provisions wero moderately active in thn
speculative articles, but chioly for delivery
during The next packing season. Mesa porls WIS
dull Ut about 40o decline for this month and
nexe, but shade iir1ner for tho winter month";
Lard WAS quiet, with little change for prcsont
and 25o per TOO iLa higher for next winter nnaol
u worry good demand Meats wore dull, oxcap,
BlIort cIcnra which wcra Wantod ut an adyanco
to I'LL contracts, with mono offered. 1.-Two hogs
are advancing but this has l4ttlo orno effect on
present product, tho elloct Of TINT having boes
nlready discounted 50 much az to aorlousl,
cheek tho domAnd for consumption. hut tl!t
outlook for next scaHon is no scant,
that there aro FREQ buyers for doliyor,
IN DeeenAer nEa afterwards. and price.
hnyo steadily advanced for several tlayB past
523.o561e3.37115; do beicr September, s2399@
23.lo; do, seller Octobor. nolaii,n.; tlo sello
lhceiber. S1G8009lG9o; do, so!lor tho year
: sll.75i, do, sollor .soptenlhof. sii:7o@ii.75
do, soslor Tho year, s1o.95@ll.D no; sum
nor lard, 14l5e. bweet-picklod hams, 1916
139lc, per i, for 18@lG ID ayeragcs; dry
h1I!teu iuoutH, !uoso, W Oh t0o/3u lur hnOutuofb
caal,, and u 50 soller September; 1l1SGp1l1f
short ribs, eash, md 1885 Beilor Saptenl
bcr; 1121Gpt2o for short clear. casl mid IL
SELLER September; tho Banie boxed ut "a
w per Ii aboyo .tteso prices; summer lon
ulcarA, 1l34c. Bacon nmeats y1lto for shoulders
la1lG9l4I5c for sLors ribs l355l4GDl3p for slIoi
clcar, all packed hi hlds; tic Ha1lio loose L
lower. Bacon hanls, l5G2lGc. ircas beer. Sill
oil .6n; extra meaa do, 25o bcor lian,t
sgi.9D@p25.00. City. tallow, s@s5llo.; groas
| uolninnl ut (IGO1c SnfoH wnre rnDnrtn1 or I IN
= brla Moss pork, hellcr soptonLor, ut e23.5}; Il
bvIs doat @a3.37l1 d!lo brls Do. sollcr Tho yoal
!. at 1lG.aD; 1,UDo brls do ut sl6.75; .51 bris dc
j se'l6r January. ut SlG.75; 251 brlB do, ael!e
. January alul Fcbr,lary. ut el6.50; 50u les lard
seller lilo ycar. nt i?1l.o0; ESD tes DO at alo.05
. 25o tes do, uol!er JannarY md February, u
,l0.S7l; ;25D tcs do ut ai0.75; 100 tcs su,llmo
), ! lard Ut sligo.
j Tho Daily Commercial Report elvca thu fol
lowing ~ tic Bhlplnoiits OF provisions from Til
0 port ior tho wools es,tliny Aus. ii, 1871, M
n s!.co Nov. !, 1879, together with colnpurisuna:
is,k, Lhrd. a.,a4s. I6he.hP., .Ni.hiie.