, 1874-09-15

Also. ., q! hu baslry shltrpd ty rail-
Tho motion to foconBllur tho vote talon On
Saturday by tho Board of Tralo waa tabled to-
day BY o dcciayo majority It was not proposed
to amply to contracts already II, existenco, but
would undoubtedly have affected tile long op-
tions materially, and tho expectation TINT Bolor
tho year would decline in consequence OF tho
passage Of tho RESOLUTION induced many to yoto
for It,
There ia nome roason to think that powerful
syndicate has beou formed at the East, for tho
purpose of knowing tho cro?s' though the
wero generally liacroditod. Tho syndicate would
appear to laayo laid its wircs Tor q hold On tho
farmers. by tho publication Of aorIes Of articles
i'll certalra . newspapers " which arc calculated
To- e"a s the ba sas aa Into hr not
should be changed to read Iii Engliah, " Lot tho
roller hpwnrb"
Tho lending product markets. woro loss active
today than tho recent Average. though, thore was
woro irfsgnar. 'Yloat a,la provisions woro
strong. whilo quotations woro barely sustained
iu other departments. The ,uovemont OF grain
into the oity was under the average, though
alIghtly OIL tho increaae, md tho shipping
process was rasl.or active, especially in wheat.
Dry goodh woro moving with considerable
Freedom at tho rccc1ltly quoted primes. III tho
grocery market thero .waH falr activity with but
slight lssotuation iu value. Sugars arc meeting
ssa H II 'sa ~ssonas: sa" In "a to s's* eonray ~
brown erailos woro to-day subIootel to u
further ntlyunca of Vi. G4alae aud tarcy
cosroea ure ii. light stock. aud Show mora
strength, hut low grnden arc slill declining.
birups atIl luolnHBes remain qniat. Teas. rico,
Hoapa. aud apiceB wore distributed to liberal
aggroeato ut about steady .prices. Tho l,utter
aud clocHe markets werO without important now
features, tho doma,id being tair ut saturday u
quotations.. Driel flllitg wore inactive and
weak. especially domestic Varieties. tho receipts
OF which now show Il steady Increase. Fish
wero reported in good donland, with prices very
flrm, tho toudancy In wteiIah and cod being
strongly upward. Cnal, wood, leather. uil to-
bacco wero unchanged. Oilg Wcro moving fairly
ut formur quotations..
Lumber was in fair dcma.itt nj unchanged
pricca. Tho offerings at tho docks were larger,
utltl tho market RctiYe aud lrular. Metals, nails
aud building nlateria!A Woro fairly active and
Hteady. Common iron HlYancod to sos 2-l0
rates. Tie demand IN tho uggrogato is fair, bo-
ing }nntlo oup OF small orao1s, Dcaers have con-
1denca In tho ability Of manufacturers to HuHsaln
tho recent adynnco, nt loast for the present, aud
accordingly have lnn1o local rates to correspond
with thoao ruling Ut Wheeling a.sd PittDburg.
Cuopefage anu naval goouH were quiet. Hops
wern Aruior hero and Ii. the Interior Irewels
aro buying tor Immediate tlaa, mud Eastern
parties nro buying IN tue country Wool mud
broonl-corn wore quiet but tlr1ll. Timothy saod
waB aRain dull anu sellora l,lat1o co.ueaaiouY of
nrdera to ill, anl trading WIS light all through
tho HesAo. Cayor aud tlax were IN falr roqlloAs,
tho toEmor loing tlrnl, owing 10 suKrolty. pota-
tOoa Wero In oxopAHifo supply, dull, aid lpWpr
Qruon fruits met with ul0da1nto inquiry at
| eaay prluos. legs aud ponltry wore aloT and
! weak.
lighwlnes were Ia COED dowppd, apl lFm at