, 1874-06-27

N''u, W cAna4s osHOu bu nigh-mlxcd o0rn; II, zoo
bn No. do and 600 bu oats. Total Il ,o25 cars),
COL 600 bu. Inspected out: 25e95 BIZ wheat,
l23,a97 bu corn; 23.s28 BIZ oats; 1,757 BIZ rye.
| We reprint tho following paragraph corrected,
| from Our issue of this morning, ns tile tynoa
made 1t decidedly mixotl
| The Registrar Of grain reported CARLOAD OF
ryo III atoro iii he National Elevator ut tile close
OF Inst week. Since thon several partiea hayo
| boon diligently hunting for tho owner OF That
gfal,,. but cannot i'nd auy ono who holds the ro-
| gest tint mistake Inns occurred ia lha Nogis-
trar's office but, Of COURSE tint fs impossible n
Iho leading produce markets woro loss active
to.day Win an easier fooling tn breadHtnfrH. un-
dor q rather Light nhipping domand, and II rapid
movement ts dragging, comparatively, but VIC
hnyo yet much less grnlu on hand than IL usual
Mt this season Of the yoar. Tho prospects for
crops continue very good, and tharo Ia naturally
wants. while the number Ut persons who nre
willing to soil short Ii corrcspontlingly docreaso
There was nothing more than moderate activlty
IN the dry gooos trade. willie, with tho exception
Of few Of tho more staple artto!cs, tho market
was positively dull. It rotalna it's firm tone,
however, tho tendency to advances being quito as
marked al 9t any, previous poriod. Qrucorios
were generally luiot, sugars alone displaying
activity. No price changeB wore noted, al OF
tho leading simple articles. and most sido goods
as vol, being steady aud arm. Butter was
quiet ut unchanged prices. Chcoso sold
tairly, aud waa comparatively frm.
iron. paints, and leather niarkets, trade con-
tinulug dull at former quotations. Ois wero
quiet and steady. DaggMg met with liberal.
inquiry at fully lato prlces. tn tho 6sh market
there is continued activity. The dried fruit
trado is life1ess but reduced stocks enable hold
efs to sustain prtcos.
Lumber was devoid OF any new features,
Quiotnoas still relgns at the yards. and cargo.
lumber moved slowly to.day. Prices for nli
ptrong for pieco atun aaoat. Tho yard trade is
always light during tho hot Beasor, and has, per-
haps, boen SO earlier thls yoar than usual, which
may DO accounted for by the fact that what la
usually regarded as tho spring trade commenced
II Jan,,aiy, md continued steadily active until
May, whoni began to fall of. Many dealera look
lot an early revival OF trade, and prosperous
faH business. Building niaterials Of all kinds
were aall, Tut WITHOUT n, change as far az prices
Wero concernea. Iho demand for nails COLI
tinaes tslr, thc low rates being, sufficient in-
dncenlent Tor buyers to take hold freely. Nails
arc firm, but dealers do not look for an advance
~ presout; posaioly NOT nhtfl there 10 decided
alercnnhdise IRON ia easy, aud tho quoted rates
are stllt shaaea, out tAe great reduction in the
production and prospects OF good 1all trade
ioaa aeaieIs 70 tn1nK Pr!ces are now at the bot
@ ION. an ana 1 .!'Ht IT, lug na1aes VIII assume nrmer
tone by ana @ ~. Moodenware n was n n moderate
demand ana steaay; also b1ooms. Wool conlin-
YES active and firm. The receipts nre fair, but
she1o H. IL no eoahlaeFape accumulation OF wool
yet. The hide, hops, broon-corn, seed, and hay
Of store. ,at recent priccs. Choice lemons wero
firm. having advanced recontly in New York, aud
are scarce both thete and hero; This market is
literally BuppIiod however, with inferior fruit,
prices Small fruits we're in moderate supply,
hut tue fruit was rapidly dccayiug under tho in
fnence Of tho hoat, and sellers wore anxious to
oloao out. somo very choice, large Strawberries
brought, hghof prices. Poultry was dull and
weak. The excessive supply Of eggs aud unfa-
vorable wenther made holders anxious to rea!izo,
and prices, III consequence. Wera wcak aud irreg
ular.
HlghTines, ~, wero roported ed IS quiet and un-
gallon. New York was easier. Tho present
condition Of our market ia buyers a. JIc and
SELLER. at a411c, with not much offering. Thoro
ia reason to behave that eomo sales have been
haye bcon reported sold at that figure for several
Lake freighte were less active but IN fair de-
msnd aan at ysstSrdays rates; or rather about sloo
@sds o. tls Granger psu, without The 'ntsfpoe
claiming premium from both sides. Rates ou
coru were 914c to Buffalo, and Gg4o to oswego.
son at 711c. aud at 12c through to Aioutreai. 4
taks out 1000 bu wheat and lis, GOO bu corn.
Provisions wore active and strong. Meas pork
brl. Lard was relatively quiet, but advanced
2oe, and meats Sc per 100 16s. The recent de-
elmo had brought out good many orders; and
hotter demand is springing up lii the South.
Added to this was the fact that an operator who
has long heon noted for prophesying often and
invariably Oh the wrong side proclaimed yestor-
day that pork was going to decline heavily.
sna Il; that .,.l, ho "toot It all back" SO
concerned. Holders were not anxious to soil,
and tho orders could only be filed at IN advance
There WIS little more doiry in turning July
options oyer into August than was thought DOS.
sible, az tho July doals nere generally snp-
poAed to hayo been settled previously. The
market closed tame at the following range
Of prices: MeHs pork, cash or seller July,
sl75o@H.55; do, heller August, s17.70@
17:75; DO, seller September, 4l7.95@'l8.00; do,
aeilcr tho year, $l4.40@l450 Lard. cash or
sesler July. u Sl1.l0@11.1211 do. seller August,
Sll.2o@>1l.25; do, aellor tho gear. Ss.906o3.G0
summer lard, 101a@101zc. Swcet-picklcd hams,
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