, 1874-11-15
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

.Srtc.a7 D,spafcA to Tie CHICAGO Tribune.
NE.' Yu!:E. Noy. 14--Union Pacific declined to
.lc Solicitor of the United States Treasury had
made l. dr:rauc oa the Union Pacific Railroad
for tl.s payment Of Per cent OF the net ea-u-
:nge Of tho Company from November, 1853, to
October, 1874. lut recovered later to 351::: on a
dispatch fr,}m Boston which stated that, in con-
uectuR with the deu>ard Of the Solicitor OF the
Treasury for tho per cent Of the net earnings,
the officials Of the Company state that per
cent of the net earnings shall be Eaid
after the road is completed. In 1863 . committee
ported that the Company would have to spend
81 100000 to finish the road according to Law,
and at tile same time the patents for land were
withheld bv the Government guarantee
They called upon the Government to scud COM
misrioners In September last Such Commits
B1oners were appointed, and made 3 thorough e1-
animation OF the road, and their report was very
favorable, showing that the Company Silent
$500, 900 more than called for by tho Citizens
Committee. The Union Pacific officials state that
from the fact that the Government Commission
did not make their report until October. 1874,
and hence the road was not completed in tile eye
nf the law until this final Commission declared
it SO.
The breadstuffg market WAS quite active and
iir1ner. Trade to-day MRS complete departure
from the usual course of aatnrGnr's business.
Exporters were operating very fairly. The call
from tho local trade Was good. Sales included
super6ue State; s4.7o@4.75 for very common
to fair extra do; $5.05@5.10 for good
extra do; @5:l5@5.65 for fancy do: $3.e0
@;425 for Western eupeztine s46o@5.oo
for for nferor S aud S5o5@575 for ~ choice % 10 1 very
fancy extra do7 good choice white wheat extras.
55.75@6 els; round hoop Ohio, @4.75taj5.03. and
trade brands do, S505@6.7o; St. Louis, $500
Goo; common to fair extra, &6.o3GI3.00; good
to very choice Minnesota, S4:35@y.cV. South
ern flour selling more freely at firm
er prices; sales included 1.300 brls, at
34.s0@)5.7 is for the Baltimore and Virginia trade
extras, and 55.80@'S.2 Is for choice aud fancy OK
tras. Rye flour III good demand and firm, with
choice, chiefly $5.10@5.35. Best grades Of buck
wheat selling more freely at @3. .0t@3G0 per 100
Tbs. Oatmeal steady at 57.00@8.d0 per bEl.
Corn-meal selling quito freely At very steady
plices sales l,l00 brls ut $5.00@5.10 for Hran-
dyr1ne; S4.35o14.G0 fur Jersey; 34.0004.75 for
common to choice Western yellow.
Graln-Wheat opened strong and buoyant,
and continued SO until the closing, dealings when
some slight concessions we're noticeable; sales
194, 900 bu, including No spring at sI:v6@1 :os;
$1.14@1.15; No. spring. 31.19@l.23; old No.2
$1.l521 90 ungraded Iowa and Minnesota, 81. .06
@l.27 fred winter Western S1.20@l.27Il; amber,
$1.27G71.;0; No. Minnesota. 5l.1G; No.
Northwestern. Sill: also white Western at
S1.30@1.4o. Corn quiet and lrmer at the open
ing, aud closed dull aud heavy, holders urging
basiuess. Sales: 175,00n bushels at 92@93c for
Western mixed in store 94@941zc On do adoat
7@ssc for new Western: oats fairy &C.
tvs and frmer; 78,Go BY = 80 500 at
do; 65@67c for mixed and white State; also
10000 bu seller November II &c. Barley quiet
aud steady 900 bu sold at 81. .38 for two-rowed
State; 51-48 for Hi1,rowed do; Ply ~ 1oT +, Dan