, 1874-05-13


8.31s Blu oats 1867 bu rye; 1,997 bu barley. 3,
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock liz cars
wheat; $500 bu No. by canal 06 cara corn +
$500 bu high mixed and $500 bu rejected do by.
canal; II cars oats. Total (225 oars) &C. 900 bu..
lnspected out: lii ,2G4 bu: wheat; 127, ,955 bu
corn; J2, 444 bu onts 800 bu ryc 3,39s bu bur-
Icy. -
John B. Lyon and George BRING, Of the ans-
pended firm OF Lyon i Co., were on the floor,
this morning. They Ind enjoined tho Directors
Of tho Board Of fIFado against interference with,
them, aud themselves seemed to bo enjoin the
situation.
A papor is being circulated among members OF
tue Board Of Trade for signatures, asking the
Board OF Railroad and Warehouse Commission
ers to abolish tho word "naw:a from tho oat 1u-
spcotion. It ia worry questionable II this would
rule is that the word now., aa applied to. oats,
shall be discontinued after tho 18th of October
and probably it would be much bettor to substitute
ap oar!er date, say aug; 90 But to drop tbs dis
There may be difference Of 4@5o: per bu be-
>tweon the value Of old and new oats, for actual
consumption, the coming August, and 1t would
not be FUR to require that both Should ba stored
in tho Bn1no bin. ;,. :...
quiet to-day, and steady, with n rather irm feel
Ing all around, except lnsoats. lard. aud barley.
Tile storm Of lust night and this morning, winch.
scemet tt. obtain over large part of the North
west, caused q atrong tone.: though regarded. as
that which has yet to bo seeded. The. receipts,
too, waro less yo1uniuons, though that (tho in
spention) WAS probably but local fact, as: the
rain prevented tue inspecting process from
being carried on as vigorously as in fine Weather.
Domestic dry goods weEa somewhat less active
on local account, but thore was no dmnution in
the demand from the interior, aud a large aggra-
cato Of sales WAS Accomplished GroeorieH were
reasonably active, and full former prieos were
being raalized for all ARTICLES except coffee That
stapia was selling freely at ~ OF. Sugars,
sirupR. mo1asBes rico, and most other descriptions
ware firmly held. Fish, were quoted quiet and
steady. In the demand for dried fruits, there was
good degree Of activity, aud tho market again.
other 5@10e Per box, pitted chorriea advanced
&c, and curranss, figs. apples snd peae.aes were
also held higher. .kuta. ware dull at. eaaier
prices. In the cauned-goods market q quiet
faeling prevailed, mud Er1ces goporallY favored
buyers. Nothing new was developed in the pig
iron, paints, tobacco, leather. anil coal markets.
OILS sold to liberal extent. at unchanged and
generally firm prices. 49, - -.-.. . .-
Lumber asthe yards was in moderate demand,
prices. ruling uniformly stcady. The receipts Of
cargo lumber wore fair, aud the domand active
at full recent prices. Building materials wero
quiet and, unchanged, eKcopt common brick,
Which were easier. Hardware, iron, and metals
were without material change. Tin is arm.' in
response to- tho flrmnaas OF the Eastern md
foreign uaarkots..: Drugs and chemicals were
| In far demand and ataady. There was no change
| to note in connection with wool, hops, seeds,
hides. or broom corn. AL wore quiet. Hay was
| moro quiet md less arn, butnot 1uotably lower.
| potatoes were firm and worry soarco. The poultry
market was agan dull and weak especially for
| old stock, which was in liberal supply -
Highwiues were quiet and:again 10 higher,
though no corresponding appreciation was re-
ported from tho East, Sales wore reported Of
100 br!s Ct o51So per gallon. Tho oforiuga were
Lake trcights were quiet and unchanged, the
inquiry being light, while not many Buffalo vog-
aeH were Offering. Rates were 4dc on wheat
md 10 on corn by sail to Buffalo; 719c for corn
to 0swego; B15c for wheat to Kingston, and 2lo
and zoe asked on whoat and corn through to New
York. A total Of charters was reported, which
will carry ont from this port about 90 900 bu
corn, and GO 600 hu oats. Also, two vessels to
carry wheat from Milwaukee to Buffalo at 41zo.
shado easier. Meas pork was In light demand.
Tho party controlling tile market was q froe self
er for June at slG. 10, ana bought all offerod ut
less than that price, but lie lad nous to soil
June prices for oaeh lots. Lard was about 5c
per 100 Tbs lower, in sympathy with decline OF
Sd per l12 tbs IN Liverpool, and fuller supply
of 1.-Two hogs. Meats vera quiet and unchanged,
Will AHttte HoIe Anxiety 10 Bell at former prtoes.
Tho naraot oiosoh steady4 at tho following
range Of prices: Moss pork, cash or seller:
| May, S16,G7}4@lo.70; do eoller June, $18G5G1
1910; do sel1or July, a10.00@lGoo16; DO asller
AuguBt SIT. .2o@$l7.25. Lard, cash or Bcller Nav,
9l0.2919@10.26; do seller June, 's10.271160D10y0
do seller July.' sl045@l0.47jf. woet.pIcklec
hams, 1014GDl114e Per IL for l8{DlG h nv9rages
dry-salte a1oata, looso: at Go for shoulders cash.
and S620 seller june: S8.706D8.75 for ehorl
ribs, cash. and e8.80@B.85 sellor June; % TO,
short clear, cash, and 10 seller June, 851o for
Cambpsla,ils; 81s@9o for long clear. Tie
aa,ne boxed At 14Q05Go per ib above theae prices
Bacon meata, G94o Tor shoulders, D36o for short
ribs. 01GD10o for short clear. all packed in hl,ls
tho Ral1o loose, nv lower. l3acon hams, l116@
l3o, Meas boot, e1o. .75@O11.00; extra mesa do
sl1.7d@12o0, beof hams, saa.6o@2s.00
Cl.y tallowi 79G@715o; groaso quotablo ut 5h
G8o. Sales ware reported OF ESQ brls mcsi
pnrk, ut sl9.0715i SEQ brja do at 5000 1.25t
brls do, Yollor' June, ut $l8,70 (, $50 brls do al
$1G:G6 i LOCO brls do. Heller July ut s18.95
6o0 hFla do at sl9.021 |; 600 brls do ut S1G.00
2oo toe lard at "l0Y9o; 200 tcs do (roflnod) Al
!oNa 10y toy do, aoller July, at $10.60; 76t
les 10 a. $l0.16 10o tcs swoet.pioklsd hamB oI
, Flour was very dull, at about former pricea
Inc ohtY" demand WIS from the local trade
home round lota were offered to Shippers ut III
6lQo HenfeBt 9dtWaro not takeA. the market be