, 1874-09-26
Wool. lbs.......l 43,170 107,013J 1a7,3est 4o,oe3
potat0os, tu.... J,O1i 1,N30| 2,40G ..,,
Lumber, No. H. 4.s3i 0D 23oS3Ro1. .7a, 900
Fngles No. ais 0o0 a,25o,1001 lg0t2sOy09l0e9
1att., No......l 121,oo| 472,010 82u, ,0D0 a75,ul0
Salt, brH. b,4Mt 3,i93 1,7Ha 3.641


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!lu!Ht slU7tHj3 4I.7i0
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Withdrawn from store ycstGrt1ny for rcity COLI
sumption: 3,270 bu wheat, 1,0o9 lu corn, D,1u4
bn onts. 1.o53 hu rye, $500 b,l hurley.
THO following grain Ina boon ins,cetsh Into
storo this morning up 10 10 o'clock: II cars No.
wheat; 2l3 cars No. ! do; 62 cars No. 10; II
cars rejected do; / car 10 grade (317 whcnt) !;
90 ears high mixed corn; d2l cars aud il 200 bl
No. z do; 10 cars rojocteta do cars no grailo
(69l cor1); 20 cars wllito oats; 0l cara and 70o0
bu No. do; 10 cnra rejected do (l24 oats); 10
cars No. ryo; 20 cars Nd. barley II cars
No. do; 2 cars roJoctod do. Total G, ,O27 cnra),
353,0 ,00U bu. Inspected out: 52,4G3 bu whont !;
87,9a0 bl. corn; 10,051 bu oats !; 2,605 bu rye;
8,C02 bu barloy.
Two oargoa OF wheat, aggrcgating 10000 bu,
arrived here this morning from Milwaukee, aud
69 carB OF corn wore sont hithor from peoria. Of
whion Only nbont onn-quartor woro received this
Inorning. With wheat from St. Louis, and lard
from Now York, who can Hay TINT Chicngo Ia
not tho produce mnrkot Of tho wolld7 bho hna
long boon tho wonder Of tho world aforesaid,
aud would be itn envy II she could only prohibit
insurance drumming within hor borslors.
Tho leading produce markets wero ngain lower
to-day, and most OF them wor1 spoken OF aB
NeAk, though decidedly ssoadicr than for throo
four aays as Ihore waa o
our receipts wero relatively largo; but tho do
clino brought o,tt purchasers. chiotly In specu-
1atiYe why, and that prevented further Woak-
ness. THO shipping movement was agnin
at this aoason Of tbo gear. Ordinarily,
the c1oso Of Sspte,nber witnesses q pressure Of
produce Enstward, whfcl, IL 10 gloat M to ca,,so
i raa in froiglts. and mako sailora Happy by o1l-
ablinG thom to domand an adyanco IN wages.
which carriers can afford to pay. But tcmpora
,nut1,stur. Our lal;o craft casnot find employ
ment miles o., 1nilos of railroad cars arc lying
Idle. ind tho busluoss Of the city lniguiHhcs for
wnnt Of its usual stimuius Oh active fau move
mont IN grain.
Uur produce marhetB hayo boom for some timo
past In very artificial condition. All Of thom
havo boon relatively high, though tho price Of
wl.oat Ii and Inns beon lower tlan the average Of
pazt ye9': neneo i ltas t not pa! S to Hhp oyon m
chiefly boon consequence Of small receipts,
which again Ia natural result OF tho ,inproco-
dentcd aetivisy of rail shipments during Inst
winter. The larger wheat crop Of l5tlropo
iacI ia 81 'oi ion,and " Whseh Keeps Eastorn
markets down below those in Chicago,
aud would probably t1opreBs ttom still further
should Chicago priccB gifo way. The Eastern
States md Europe hayo taken moro than usual,
md honco l'nys moro Of our grain OIL hand than
is tho 1uo at this soason. while thoro is less Of
surplus in tho hands OF farmors. Hence tho
lnttcr can atrord to hold back till tl.ore are Hono
signs tint their produce ID wanted. They nro
Honalng it In moro freely now, because thcro aro
Inducements for them to do so.
Joi'bers Of dry Eootla reported TINT market
without clango III any essential particular.
With tho. exceptions previously notea,-yiz |:
prints and blonchod and brown cottouH.-tho
market presents O steady tono. Fair nctiYity
WAS apparent in most departments. Groceries
continue 1uaso,,abiy actiyD ana, rs n rule, are
tlrn, iu price. An advance yesterday ut the East
Ill coffeos and sugars gisea thoso articles M M
ward toAdeucy, and thoro aro also indi-
cations 2, q All advance III spices. aoapa,
easy. There was h fairly Rcsiye inquiry for but
ter and cheese Mt fully lato prices. Dried
fruits ronlain quiet, with prices favoring buy
ors. naisns atone wero quotably lower. Coal,
developed in the fish market, activity and firm
ness still boing prevalent. Bagging was TIN
changed. Tho tobacco market continues active
md strong.
Tho demand for lumber continues fair with
| prices steady and strong for some descriptions.
Tho hardware trade is reported TO DO III d satls-
factory condition. Country merchants aro buy
ing, and, although tho disposition to lay in
small stocks is stu manifostea, trade in
psea @S 1sgresa,e s sse y Tho 7S5y osy dsnsd e a sl
| building matorials continues active. Tho
wool, broon,-corn and hop narAots, presented
! no now feAtares. All nero firm. Timothy seed
was rather quiet. Tho offerings vera light, and
puf4rR Auu htlLtI6 HGrt MrAft III LiiHlC flHn6.
Glover was dull and lover. Hay was in modar-
| alto demand at recent prices. Chickens md
game wero III large supply and easior. while t1lr-
keya woro trn. Eggs advanced to 1G@1G15o.
lIighwnes wero quiet and uscady ut tho recent
ADVANCE with light offerings. rhq article was
oi 150 brls as 81: :o3 por gallon at which figure
| tho market closed firm, though New York was
quoted castor, at Sl,07}5.
Lake freiglts wero dull and eaaior, Nearly all
for wheat and nc for corn to buffalo, though
J tho "raportca" tariff WAS Sc mud 2s4c. 4 tolnl
| Of charters waB noted, which will carry out
| GD,000 bu wheat md 150,0u0 b1l corn. We note
that tho scarcity Of freight has reduced rates on
| tho Eric Canal they nro now Sc On Wheat, &c OIL
corn, und 51lc OH oats.
/! Provisions were rather quiet, aud yory irrogrl.
| lar. There Wa8 little doing except in pork,
which weakened badly about noon. declining
fully, 75c por brl on old, and 121l1c on now but
,,nrket closed tlrmer. Several lots woso taken
for shipment, anti 1t was difficult to Obtain, casl
lots at lcBs tl!au Csc premium Oh tho option to de-
liver boforo Thnreday noxt. Tho cash lots sn1l
tSay n poN 1Tefigea ise psaorp 9 p't ovav Sf hghS @
! tho premium will probably shrink to murl
smaller Dimensions before tho stock il dtspoacG
Of. Lard was very quiet. with lttlo change in
quotations. Thore is good conBumptiyo do
nana at 1315e per n ana under that tho stool
|
price il still 15c. Meats woro quoted a shadt
oasior. Tho largo receipts Of logH tend to weak
Oil product, though holders say that tho only 70
suit OF tho early forward movement will DO Il
lessen tho aggregate product lnado mort Hoasou
Tho market closed at tho following rango O
prices: Moss pork, casll, or aellor Boptember
22.5o@21.75 !; do, Boler October, *s2L50@
al.GO; do, sollor tho year, s17.o0@i7.O5; do
sel!cr, Jan,lary and Fcbr1.ary, 5l7.9o6D1800
do seller February, $18.10@1B.2o. Lard, casl
or go!ler September, s14.50@I5.00; do, soil
or October. sl4,6o@l4 .75; do. selles tho year
st1.G5 do, seller January mud February
S1l70GD1175; 10, Ab.lor February, S118D@
1l.85; summer lard, 135z@D1334c. swoot-picklo'
hams, 121l4@D13o for 1U0D15 ID ayogogo, frosl
cured; otAorH nominni ut 10@11o; dry-.altc'
meats, loose, ut 9@9t3c for shoulders, cash AIN
Bollet Septonbor; 1874 @135So for short ribs cas]
md Aoller Sopteber; The aanlo hoxatl ut 4f@5Gepe
Ii abovo these prico9; summer long olearH, Lie
do short clears. 131 Gp1314e; do short ribs, 136
l31lo; do shoulders, $40 loona. Bacon 1ncatt
1915 for Shoulders l41e foy short sibs, 1A91e 70
short cIear, all packed III lhtlA; tho Bame loose
l1c lowor. Dacou llamH 514@lG4c. Mess boef
sA50 extra meHs do, $1,000; beof lan,k
s2t,50@2atu0. City talow, 814@853ho; groas
nominal at G@9o. Sales wore reported Of 10
bra MESS pork ut 522.a5 522 $50 BRIAN !24 90 IT
brla do ut S1i,75: $50 brla do aollar tho moutl