, 1874-07-01

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| Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: SAT bu wheat; 8, $40 Blu corn;
| 2,067 bn oats.
Tho following grim has bcen inspected into
storo this morning. up to 10 o'clock: ais cars
! wheat; GIG cars corn; 20 cars oats; 8 cars
rye. Also, by canal, u, 900 bn high mixed corn,
| &c. ,2Gs bu No. do, and 1000 bu No. oata
Total Q,17A casa). $4,000 bu. Inspected
out: $3.50 bu wheat 4GS. .102 bu corn; 0,038
bu oats; 1,4a6 bu barley.
An Inspector Of Grain will bo appointed before
long to act ut Cairo, where largo and increasing
business In the handling Of grain ia transacted.
On Friday next tho proposed suondn1ont to
tho Rules Of the Board OF Trade, in regard to
margins, will be submitted to the Donrd for yoto
by ballot.
| Several commercial men complained to-day
that It Is great nuisance, the ending, OF q
month at tho beginning. of a week. Why do
they not reform tho calondar2
| A failuro wns reported on Change to-day, tho
rights Of which very few parties seemed to utl-
aorstand, The firm lad opcrated., largely, and
most OF the differences were apparently n tlIeir
favor. Tho suspension was probably duo to M
insulliclonoy Of marginal references" and Hpid
to have boon immoJiately caused by inability to
obtain advances on Hour. Tho marAots for
| wheat and corn wero quite aotiye for q time ia
cross trading 10 square oil tic engagements Of
! tho firm.
The esding produce markets wore nctivo to-
| anY, and graln agnin tended tlownwatds. It was
| tho last Of tho month, md that IL usually
busy tlay in tho settling up Of speculative con-
tracts and preparing Tor deliveries to l,o made
Oh the morrow. To-day this work was made
larEor by the circumstance alluded to above,
which made it. necessary for groat many
pooplc to buy or sell. after they had supposed
their July tradoB to be al out Of the way. The
receipts Of grain wcto agaiu large. and tho
shipping movement received check from
ed on al ndvanee on 1ako treighta. The
crop outlook continues good, With scarcely m
1lntavorabe report from any quarter. Horcc
bealish feeling Oh tho part OF ! majority OF OPP
orators, which would probably produce Jig
decline but for the fact that tho short intercHt
fills in at every downward turn, aud many arc
afraid of corners On the heels OF tlo harvest, as
The only change noted in tbo dry.gooda mar
ket an advance Of 20 in Atlantic aud ono
or two other brands Of brown costons. All
standard cotton productions are held with pro-
nounced ArmnesH. and general advance aeoma
imminent. Stocks arc moderate aud thore is no
pressure to sell at tho current rates. Groceries
woro fairly active for tho ecason, and
both y, staple sp ea, ana aido goods were
10 to-day. and bid fair to so still higher
before tho close Of the week. Sugars wore NC
tive and Htrong at yesterdays advanced prices.
Teas met With a fair demand and slrups, Hoaps
and starch arc also selling fairly at former quo
tatioua. Star candies ara advanced 1c, now
quoted at l8@1815o. Tho butter market was
quiet, with prices unchanged; choice yellow is
in acant supply. aud ia held firmly, Chcoso wnB
quoted steady, andor fair denand. No changes
| n1faU jn C{ N1nt. taRti,or
bagglug, aud tobacco. Oils met with o fair in
qairy Al steady rates.
Tie yard trade in lumber continues rather
quiet, and prices aro without change, ruling
steady for tho highcr qualities, ana as general
thing for common descriptions. The wholesale
market was moderately actiyo and steady.
There wero no now features in metals iron, or
hardware. Tho denand for goods Included M
Of June in fact, larger than q yoar ago.
Drugs and chemicals woro also in fair
request aud steady, with two or threc
full prlces wero readily obtained. The hay trado
higher. grades q timothy be oxcoptod), aud with
exoesalye offerings, prices wero woak aud IT.
we're quiet aud steady. Potatoes sold out OF
store At higher prices, and domestic green fruits
were elow and easior., Poultry was unchanged.
11Ighwinoa were quiet and steady. ,salcs being
York was quoted active at tho recent decline,
wlioh male holders hero quite firm in thoiri
yiowb. though our receipts wore largo
Lake froiglts waro quiet aud higher, hut how
much higher ls "known only to tho gotla.'' AT
stated in our issuc of this morning. tho yessol-
ownera Insisted on Ao for corn to Buffalo, aud
60 on DO to oswego, both by Hail. It would
Boem that about half the advance was obtained,
wheat being taken to Kingston at 80. The resi-
were all ton p. t." or on through rate A total
OF 8 charters WAS reported, which will carry out
So, 900 bu wheat, md 125, QUO bu corn,
Tho roHolye Of tho ycssol-owner8 now appDarH
to have haen nade on tho understanding thu.
the owners Of tho corn now hero arc obliged ID
moyo it, iii orlor to obtain advances thereon. 1t
would not aeem, however, that theso IL any
grcnt trouble in that direction, ~ the owners Of
the corn were quite Independent today In tleil
dealings with oarrlors, H0ine Ut whom comp1uin-
fellows, who actod M II they thought tEat half
cent advance in hand was worth d dozen birds
! In tho busil
1'roviaious wora irregular. Moss pork was iunc-
tive, aud averaged ahDut l0c por bill higher. the
demand bo!ng cl!eiy from parties who wiahod te
who were willing 10 carry for month on the
current promium Of 25c. TAoro was, however,
so,ne pork takon for shipment. Lard was in.
actlyet and nomll1ally shaae easlor. Meats were
marc freely offered, and wore abont 5@l0o por 1QL
sss lover. tho woakoat feeling being iu
following. range ot prices, Ness pork, cash, 0.
sot'er july, Sl7.70@l7.75, do, selor Angnist
' ,021l@Dl7.v5; d. sellor September. $,l8.20@
Q 1H.25; Ito, soller tho year, si4.U0@l425. Lard
cash q sell9r m 5uly .lo9pl1l21 DO. aeo'
picked hama. lo14@t1c per ID for 1Hdp1o Ii
averages; dry-aalte1 muats, looso at 83s@0}o 70,
shoulders, casll. V9@o sailor August; Ra.0l
. ipf short Ribs, cash, and @a.1d aollel