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, 1874-05-27

HHEEr-Tho dnthnhh exceeded Tho supply but Tho
l1s Z ses s' fasst s
advance oSor foret tntoa, and Tho few sales nhc did
n9 so y. ny auotanle sa e. shoSn 1 may 10 quot
Cd ut s'0os'''S e., FasT Hs0ti EfhhsEYs 4 sYes'@'
EAsr L1nEnTr, pa., Alay 2o.1aoAT1LE-Arrlval ~
cars; beat e>S@oRo; thedlain, a@oAo; common, 6A
Hooa-Nrrignls, 10 caYpt best Philadelphia. so.4o@
Geo; Workers. $1.30@ $50.
s,ikhr.Ar1avais % cara; beat, s5.7s@oes medium.
ST. LOUIS. So.
sr. Louis, Mny d-lIoas-Roceipts, 1890; un-
enoa9s 6aSRs$eps H 5 nss9a aaa s;tiss Common
to anoiss rsfsa, tsSoASSsi SeeTs unahsaasod. '>''
BuFrAEo, May 2s.-OAr1IK-Receiptu tu-day 7al !;
total for Tho week thus far 0l64 head or a26 cars
Market opened allow with good attendance Of buyers
taincd SO adyahco On lie few aaes made buyers hold
ing OF. foeltng tho markot The qnality q tscopss
Ohio Steers aseraginR i.o41 ibB, at s5os, q noal
Cherokee steers, averaging 92s bs IT 2lo bead
ssss MeEaa MsSsfaans soees 2 .
H. .. o@i7d; Is head State bilIofs, averaging oso
0e; sntsp o. spss san r.>s-na,,,. toaav ,u,,,n r.
ported 4rrivals 2aoo total for week thus far 200
head. Market opouad stroug at last weeks prices,
g fSs % on %eos &
G6soi agi ohio 9ooled shcsp, aseraeI1a sl@oo I1a
q g e9ae6o eso ce!ersao WISHED sheep averaging
Ioos-heecps to-lay, 400; total for the week thnt
far, o,2oo aIa1ket opened s'ow, buyers hsnging on
xofs'F" ssS'sy SpEhTSySs 81 hss5y ts; SSse SaSesaeoao
wArtnrovN, hfasa., stay AeTnnEf cArrlE1I.e:
sfss sssss = Rg RBy s' ssea at sss%y .e sa qa as1f
s77s@s!5 accond quality to.oo@7a': third QUALITY
5 t. :s. :. s vsss s fs; it, :s';
ira, $s.7t. 4 few fancy Bnebp it D}f@10c.
, 1874-05-27

Caah aAlca wore reported Of Il, 200 bn No. !
q si.ia $500 ta 10 st sl,1b1 ~ 81, 400 100 M Sn
DO nt S1.10i $500 bu do at 4l.f8M 2.00o bu
ae No. 3 spring at 31:l4]f 1890 bu DO at
e1.l4 200 by DO at 81 l814 2,d0o bu roieotcd
anSrES G95 ' 81 No. ID Haf'T?s at sss
10, oDo hu Ne: 2 do tNIinn.l at s1.22L II, 400
bu do nt el'2l24. Total, 1sS, 900 by:
greatest woakuoss being in options for Juno do
livery, % great many wero anxious to proyidb
placo Tor grain. expected to 10 presented on
hlonaay noxt, and 80 many margins Lad run out
up moro money to guarantee The performance OF
tho contracts. Tho receipts woro again largo,
and considerably oxeooded the reported ship
moflts. mud tho atatonlont Of corn III store only
MSs n En- 9, SeSs aa E. By ufqs ss
figures on tho daily bulletin. Thoro was also d
good aoal q corn on sale on country account to
be delivered In juno or July, end reports OF largo
quantities now OH tho way llithor, with moro lib
teroa oa in % ve {ros al III tso do deono n' md
nhippora nlno took hold to groator oxtont, l,o-
ing sblo to ali orders at limits which wore con-
sidorably below tho markot yesterday. IIenoo
eS e Rs'ss sor o os1 asyG s M eaps
6o}Si, advanced to 67jGc. md closed ID
at 57c. solor July sold at .67>9@5911c,
sleang s &c. g s No. a Gofsd aseto at 1t &c e.,
cab saiea vefo repotsea Of 10. 900 bu it'll ,hixod
500 IL No. at Il &c ao q e
6711o; 1o4 800 bu DO at Bio; 81, 200 b,l do 1T
e ST. e e q o a @ seot Il as ss
$50 AID 100 bu heh n,xod It 5oSIc, iroo On n
board 1,2oo By wlleat by Befopo Mt $50; 400 bu
sejss'ed tt q o On tTae s5 9o bu high mixed
oatg wore moro aotlvo, both Oh speculative
higher than yesterday, being quite ilr1n through
out, Notwithstanding the fact. Of large receipts
here, md reported dtllnces If. NOW Yorh. sellor
June opened at 1870, and advanced to 44]9o at
tho close. Seller July sold at 42@4214o, and
aollet Auglst at 32>>5@ss11{c both closing at the
outsido. Seller August, old or new ct tho option
Of The sollor, sold at $40. Regular No. 2 olohod
Caah aaleb wero reported Of 1o,20o hu No. 2 1t
4oc !; 1o4o0 bu do at 1870; GOO bu do at 1890 |;
ht 600; 600 bu Do mixed at 40; 600 bn do ht
5 81 a 81 trsSs 5 b 0o9 ols BY " ShS q @ SSs b So go
nt A5tt1o, oil FREQ Oh board. Total. $4,000 bu.
Rye was quiet and iryegulatIy lowes, deolihihg
1@3c under ratliot larger supply, aud IN sym
pathy With tho geheral wcakhesB Iii other do
the marlsot, and the Tow olrorihgs weros taken
up on speculative account. salus were reported
Of 400 bti Nc. 2 (cohtraD at 800; 400 bu do at
400 bu rejected at g5e TotAl, loo BIT.
Darley ,7as dill and casior, with no disposition
to buy While tho doptoshion at tho Hoaboard CON
tinuos, and other grain ID on the downward turn.
No. z sold at 9f.56, and No. ht $1.07 they
wore quoted at s1.55@1.5e, and s1.05@1 10, ao-
cording to location. Rejected was nominal ut
0D@05o. Cash aalos woro reported Of 1,G00 bu
No. Q at 91.55; 400 bu No. 8 ut SLUT; 100 bu
by aamplo at 91.o5 400 bu do nt 90c, both on
truck. Total, 2.600 bu.
The following are the tootings Of tho official
statement OF graIp in store in this city on tho
ovoning OF Saturday Inst and at corresponding
infsS.
, 1874-05-27
LEGAL.


asr9ss nsns Ps fnd Ds1f. F.
assiua. sss ia,tssa tho sate q YSrf i.
i H. II Ysff E h GssS ,s;
g Ii! u I'll IL Gy !}e xs IN 5d sst sa sa
sRaaes aay sell hnd convoy ts undivided hs part
MoaSnoo, IN liz Gouny ii KanEatoc aud state o iii:
nuis pnstlunlars uenonsa, and desctbtd In Anid pnt
ttau. 1t public os priyata sale on such toss and cond
seH s Ss
s':
.s nns sh e s I d fs h. m M ssa IT III .l
lsps consaote to sol and convoy hls said Anditided
H.. psls
tioa IL horribly given thatwo, Tho undeanod IN pnrsu.
s'& siSss - =: ~
ss 4 s' I'D e. VI VEss T
III taa hs'f q fs 81
aerihod aus and presea sstnntod IN tho Townsip %
sgS W ssss {%si;s ys ssasS:
os} y IT, sya a q ha I
tifes I'd {S,. Ill ii Tosa.his Rir, North sanKo oov
e & @ :Sssna os " 5sasr b 10
Fas tss%. = s s. I'LL % as1is
ssSss t1;t aSsd p ,s7, q the pro'ntsaa sud-
dn1RElEss dRnt1hEEEl:s RhHTTi s. HHTTTsiokbs
Assen6ds nF tho Peopos Snsc Dvpoait aud Savings In
'tItuilSh Of the State 0f No" Ho{Rjn Mn n oousroou
, 1874-05-27

eSoSHA w HAoH1""A'oNs"st
prairie, $t0.O0@1A.D0.
1I1DEB-Tho market ilaB hcun qnltt bfnco our last
rcvfew, and nrcca bahch 690o for hight md heavy
On tho 1uarES, hut to-day priuas dropped 10. Tho
Eaatsrn markets still dnprosaca, and calo' ktat
TINT they rcociying few orders and stocks nro no
cn1nalnting, II their Ganla Wa quote: Groom eity
butchers' 70; gteoh CURED tight s1o heavy, ao'1
part eare grt'n eaf grc%sn %n. Mn at PA ;
Iei dry kt ls@1oc; dry saled, 1.@loo: deacon a
hkna, 456Do RruhDy scored rsi, or otherwise 1ian.
aged. two-thirda prdoo; brandod 10 per cent g, os
s,eep rslta wool eetimated rs waslod, POT ib, $50
1iops-wore in light, reqncst at 1oaaoo. Deh!era
think tho dosnand for c,oco hops will Improve Min
tho advent of warm weatler. fntnot Wells IL his
weekly ctrauaf; aays: Since our laat ohr market
has gained Attlo strength under tho influence of
favorable advfcd from tho European narkeH but, In
tonbsenco Of aly speculative moyemens, tho trntshc-
tions nro rcet1utcl 10 tho sesent wanta Of bfowoEs
md prices remain unchanged. Tho continued cool.
Of tho weather still bets barrier to thOdcad
for beer. Fine oph arc cttin very scarce. yot buy:
era DON'T aeem willing to ba up any n rs;cc, 200 Sl
.state IND foreign hops. Choice calforndana arc In
domnnl ht full fhrS bu arc uxtromely scarce. Low
grades Of al descriptions md ollB' neglected.
Hop roos hhvn wintcrtd well in tho Volt. Tho saine
mky 10 hafd Of most Of tho disrics IN Ncv York.H
IRON AND 8TEEL-The do1naud il moderate anl
rnr And1kot n. %nE rs3uuHY
, 1874-05-27

:,1vnar0of, May 2D-l1 i. m.-flour, a7s dd, Wheat
el@les % Glib 12s 0dd1os. Corn, S7sas7s 81.
Pork, n7s Cd. Lard, 5lH, ...-.-....-
Receipts Of heat during the Inst three days, 5000
qrs. b,0bO Qrs being American.
L1yEnrooL, hlay ,2e-2 p. 1n.-Breadsttda qhiei.
Wheat SPRING. lis 2d@1ls lod. Corr. a7R.
Lard, 6ts gl.
HeAt unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, hny 2eCotton--s -sIarAet closed to-ilny.
BroadstufIs quiet He'd Western and spring wheat,
lis 2d@11a 1Da. Corn, S7a
Latd, 5us ID. .,... -.
Losnox May 2s-:Amount Of bullion Eone into Tue
Bank OF England on baance to-day, .e40a0o Cousols
MONEY, a9ts@93K; aeceMnt, 93N.
United 8tatos eecurities = Ftve-twent!es cf 1905,
197t{: w7s, l00H; 10-40s. 104, nsw oH, 10I2l. Metz
Bplrlts Of lofroltlm, Cd.
LiuBced OIL 2ds I'd; aperm oil, lois.
PAll1a, May 11--RGntBs, 69t 7ac.
, 1874-05-27

Edas-woro III 1lporai supply ahd good demand at
1219@lBt, tho outside for choice ,packugta.
cur list rovIefs, md somewhat araer fesng Is ap-
ana may he considered steady Is follows: No:
No. out, ss.5o@G.75: No. j shorulnnckerel. new,
S.brl. sls5ol9l4:0o NJ. Il bay, sl9s9919:75; No.
br p:ss5 sos 'f H. ssSesk ssass ill., S 'ssiss
goldfish, ss;25@s.to: oeorges goldfish, ss.7saooo; 8;
hsbraaos L.; g aer5inF p bss ss'o@o9 49,
33c; bog herring, scaled, 46G43o: Columbia River
FRuiTs ANb HTTs~ouoattona Of dried fruits
ara substantially the aau1e az prevailed week ago,
Where they are maintained w.th pronounced hfnnesa.
Trade Is reasonably active, mid stocs Of most de-
timopsons: " aiote FonE1oa-paos, loesloMe;
s s sF' 4ssssS saSa pfst. Es iEslis = ss's sS Ss'' aS
A. Xa!saots z,atS 'ss; ;S s5sSSI' Ike p@
sse M ensaa q4FtSs5s' Sa
reaches, paired. 2lS?5e; peaohea, haives, nov: MS9
ss 40 Iss serfes ] Nos
wa!nuts, a0ts2ao; Chilli walnuts, l7@1ae; aronoble
walnuts now, 1o@l7o: prazls, 1o91lo; pecans, Iss-
ao ssesna aasy, 7ai6s; fsaasssse asaaats. sS6
Lemons hays advanced within thu
{In m nsr hnr rha tonfnneu ~ nrrca IN dnciadiv
Upward. Oranges ~ are Also arm. Tho receipts of
Strawberries have boon heavy for the past day two.
$1,000 per box Messna oranges, per box, {s.Uo
ias5o; 6auanas, 3,ooa4 30 uef bunch pnenppirs,
1o@l2Ec, :,
dnU6EntEs-Thia inarket preaontu no features es-
aentlalIy different from those prevalent week ago. In
most HRS yerv mir nvc,nent has bcen wittesscd
1t s!caiiiy uajntained psice,. Tiers las bee,, no
qlotsle adysuco in nly arclo in lis list and no I'm
11n1tnf
coded to the extol,t Of LaXc, gtocis are IN good
condition, Wa dllote
CoTrEEs-slocae. bS,SGaaoKc: ., G., java, 8aks
34c; java, No, a, 81(a5Ss; iaiicy Rio. o0xG128Me;
choico DO 355!a2so: prime RIO. 25hGe25bo; good DO
, 1874-05-27
MONEY and COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

TunsDAr EyEH1wu, May 20.
Tho demand for money haH notconblg iuoroas~
cd this week, Business, wlo]esalo and rotall.
Inns improved. Tho flno woathor bes hc1ped tho
rotal doalora. Tho distribution of Tho tuffonoy,
that Inns boon going In largo Quantities to tho
ponntry, among tho rarmors will qaicRon tho
uountry trade. In this WY, and through tho M
provemcnt Of collections, it'will aot favbrnb'y
upon whoioanio trndo. Tho tato OF utS-
ponnt is 8@lo por cent. Money ta uaed
on Change, In carrying provisions I'LL July l,
for Il por cent t,-about 5por cont year, .-andcetl
be had for carrying gratn at considerably lowor
ratoB. On roal ostatu tho ratio to maina ut por
cont for lnrgp, md 10 Per cont for small, loane.
Currency continues to 60 in largo amounts to
tho country. Most Of 1t Ii In ntnAll bills. ns
notcs Of largo denominations arc not wa''tod.
Under ordinary circunstancoB ut this time Of
year tho drain which las been made upon tho
banks would before this havo compelled tlom
to cal1 upon Now York for currency.
The amounts hold bore this spring
have bcon unusually largo, owing to tho
slack condition Of Tho loan market, and no nocos-
atty hns yet appeared for rccourso to tho de-
poslts In New York. Still, II tho demand con-
tinues many days longer, Il must bc supplied
from, Now York. Tho amount OF money sout out
does not fully reprebeut tho quantity Of grain
that will be shipped Eastward. Tho country
banks hold largo balances, which thoy used bo-
fore calling upon Chicago for money. Tho sum
Of those amounts is tho equivalent Of tho guam
tity Of produce to bo moved, and this will be
much moro than would 10 represented by tho
money TINT has gone from Chicago.
! Exchange on Now York continues to weaken.
Sales woro made today botweou banRs ut Zoo
ind BOO discount for $1,000.
; All the momborY Of the Clearing House Asso-
clntton hnge bignol All agroou1oht to do no
business On Decoration Day, Saturday, tho e0th
inst. .--...,
, 1874-05-27

TUESDAY EVENING, s1ay 20.
Acknowledgements At 80.
ID noees II fant|opaon of eonnusa aHn .
rroyonens thb fodHng among jobpers Is ono Of IN
no groat rrcaaa1a to se ttoaan I'll orors c se fresy
dlad at ths quotations, which nro % follows star,
ssSe; IsalGw A, 92o LeT,ston t A. s2g; American
anS y. lsSf5e; sannies. s!as1e. 1Ssise; Ass u
double. 27@?8e: wool aaoks4 5a@ooe.
aPna tho past s1 ays Il nSy steaay asn riees
Tho Stock Of broom III this market 10 eatatod at
Loco tons tho creator portion Of which Is old. There
To but not great arnont Of tle crop Of 10, hand.
Following arc tho quotations cholce hurf, a@sXo
mi :"t tr as % sa sooa to
eSS9 s!ak e! sa ri ,nfs0f 4 b bh Ss @s ,f. m,
rcee The snc|inaon Ii 10 order IL asancs of cur e
rent requirements is etill APPARENT among a classes
rriccs sot @ down ITO to % moro ao ' ioundStio oas re-
cepts considerably larger than In nst aeasons ut
rotto sna Zach Sy nov Witnesses
principally Of to good gracs the supply Of choice
to fancy qualities heing more than cauat 70 tito de-
aev :S na saSo q L ~aG rsrs uoes @
CiiEEs1-Th market has not yet bcton1c settled,
though prices arc moro Uniform than the 1nto Of
our last Hcekly rerew. The absence Of arRo orders
ia not unsual feature Of tho market at this atage
Ct n @ osls n' M e. e bR
cheese now1coming forward iH not Of qunllty tint
deaetp care TO '.atock up With consequently orders
Baiea u now factosy aro chisiiy ii 1f@l5o.
uOAL-CoEntry dealers arc ordering with son1o
freedom, but tho local traao Ia slaok,aH ia uaual at
this acason Of lilo ycar. No quotas Lehgh, proparol,
*o.no@lo.oo; Iackawanla, Ss.5o@00u !; Tennsy!vania
Carmel, $3.50 1ndlann canncl s7eo; Erle md Walnut
$3.50 Krhhni grae, $7oo ;Hocking Valley, so6o; Ii.
tinua block, $3.50 anonk $685. Wilmington, Sl50@
500: Dtrclay. $500.
CoopERAdE-Fiour stock Ia quoted little lower,
but, with this exceptio quotations arc the Bauo Ms
fortnight ago. Stock ia coming In more freely, and 10
conee1nently less arm. The demand Tor MAIDS work
ID lglt rork -Garrals Sl.loal.lt, whisky barrels,
sl.o6@2oo; lard ttcrces s4s@1oo flour barrels, ID
@55c; pork ssaves rough $ls.o0@22o0; do, bucked,
$a0.o0@25.00; tierco atayca, rough, $220002t.O0
buckcd Or sawed, 5ooa3s.6o whisky stayes rough,
70 o husssa o. flour etaVes,
DR1as AND onEM1oALs9isic oi a2s report
reasonably fair rado ut unchanged prices. Opium Is
said to bs ntto weaker in Now York, hut ths ma1kot
, 1874-05-27

IloaB-Tlere waa sotne,yat 1css b,'oyant tone g
tho hog mafkot todny. fht unexpected heavy roccpts
having weakening tendency. Irading in tho pcttce
grades was reasonably nctyn at wen maintained
prices, but low and medium qualities received 1oss NJ
IGNITION. and ho1a6ts showed Willingness TO mnot t!b
Sos Of hoidoTs whaEo nut more than 69ioo ats'isa
principal Eabt6th n,atRdts, New York aiiil Boston
scenrcd tho bnlk, somewhere In tho netglhorhood Of
5000 head bcing taken for thoao two pqinsa. The
days work was chiefly accomplished At t510s6.4o for
common 10 inctlluin, and al $55pabaO Tor good to
choice. BkfpYera and Hen1awhR lota hold lis low aA
"a b6d16 o. Ef1ilA 61tra fotth1d MOD,
, 1874-05-27
Tho clenringa Of the day wero $4,000, 900.
nUSDa AND GOLD.

LATEST.
NEW YonH, May 26.-Monoy closed very oasy
nt8.
storling firm at 4e7s{34ss for ni1t7 da5s, md
40019t9431 for sight.
Total exports Of produce. for tho week,
,q4s, decline from laat week Of 81 ,228,-
Customs receipts, a845,0G0.
Gold opeued and closed at 11991, with aalos
during tho day at 112k@112h. Carrying ratoa'
The Assistant Treasurer dtsbursed 1885,, 900.
Clearings, st8 000, 600.
Corrected List Of specie engagements for to-
,raorrow's steamer, $3.50, 900. Engagements
i,ayc already baen nado for Thursdays stentnerB
Of of$50o,o00 gold ooin and 100000 gold bars in
Transit.
Governments ateady.
State bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds firm.
.atocks firm oarly in the day, but beo.me irrcR-
ular aa the day advanced, and wore alternately
Weak and firm, but in the main lower. At tho
close the lowest prices Of tho day woro reported,
which showed decline Of if@111 from the
highest point. Tho market closed quiot and
weak. Among saies to-dny wero 1000 Western
Union. II, 900 Pacific bfail, 5000 New York Gem
tral, 1850 Luke Shore, a, goo Union Pacific
and g. 900 Northwestern
, 1874-05-27

susetaf Bispatch ID The Bhfe4jo Ttftuhl,
E,o1H. iii. May 20.-Tha ntieu,laucs on the Board
of TruIp val large aud quiot to-day. The Offerings
wote iii taken 1T decllho in prices from laat wsel,
thnnah tha qualtyof cheese "a improving euch week.
"S "6StuissSssE1,oaO boxes. Oreant II lgG5l84o; 804
hoY1a mart SKINNED At l9He3l413o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; sales wsra reported 912 lbl
AaRresats pounds o. cheese sold, ea.e24.
1ntbl GAftF. 81. .0at ,13, :.
, 1874-05-27


The following wore tho receipts and shipments Of
JAM is7l ending My il, aha for tic corresponding
For.sets, for ,esek. Since Jan. SAME ti,,te,
iE:;;;:'; E:;;: e., s. 'i;:i ';
Sss;; Ssi$$s; ss l;s ;s;;;
Manisse Sl1s Masssqp sse anaa + Tsd Hsyep
oesnae nfsaonones, zs
m wholesale s,s1 %,ae xss sss S nq sa st Tue
placid roadils, ,sere On sao. Tvslso Or ftee car.
ocs, mostly small oncs uod to local and country
lumber ana Tic best efaaes q jolsts seanlnq md
;sss sfsd r ssa S5g Ss g'tsss sas 81 & sss ses
oxtant. Bales were made At So o. md It as reported
s bad s ssg ,aSess g ss sa sy
8 loads isit aoea to ~ oeo!Ss pa'ilran
hon asfe ar aRs sae 5s add ssan @
@osno; lath, $2oo; shhglesi $780,
qrotabio change. Though shaded Ii, somo Instances
for coarse gretn lumber, ehoico grades ard attn. We
qaiDs!s: HiTs! :,o,r .,.......,....... xso M ossoo
Eetond clear Inch 10 inch, 41.o0 650.po
THIRD clear, inch $500 GBlo.60
Third clear. thick. 43.oo CISCO
Clear flooring, lat md I'd togethcn 80.
oltas sing, it ind ID toeeiher. -. =. ssoo
First common siding. ..... .......... @e0.D0
second common sfllng.. ............... @17.9O
Flooring, first common, dtDastd. 3360 Ga6.G0
Flooring, Beeota totntidh, dressc1,,, 2B1G 928,D0
Flooring third common, dressel..:.. 1900 @2o.0o
wagon-box boards, apnctel, IA
inches aliu Upward. ...:...:....... $500 @40.00
wagon-box boards. ................ $3.50 tS30.0o
Hdck boart1a. Observation-Disclosures. 1G.01 Ga38.00
B stock boatla. la..................,...2 28.01 AaB00
stock boardb. db...............,...,.. 14.GD a1BbO
Contnbn bosrts, outside for dry.,... 1900 @13.D0
3oist, ahtiing, fehcing, timber ,laftet
aud under, outside price fdr dry. 1900 E3i9.0o
Joist unl scantitng, Is to - fobt.... 14.G0 @2000
pickes, kqhate. ate.....................1 1890 G91s0o
picketa, lnt lnt...,..s........... :... 1890 O SO.
Cedar poRts, split. 14.0o g. ....
Cedar posts, round, 6@8 iucloa 17.0o Gs5500
Lath. ......,.,.............. $50 q -.
No. aaHed shingles. ................. LEO d 2Bo
shah!es e On ii;si 81 as9S o
, 1874-05-27


pIl11ApgLp1itA hfat e6.-N'ool attivs aud hrrior |;
o1io, pennHytvanla and West Vtrginia X md hboye
s7@57kc, tins, 65@s7No, mol'um, 67soee coarse
hne. 6o@63o medium. o0@5aat coaras 46I8b0c
fombing,. washed. ea276og eo,nh!ng, ulwashed, AoS
42ho: ,Cauada combing. 6o@e2o nus. unWasmed Fas
t,G-washed, ds@57u extra and nierIuo, pullol, A59
Soc; No. ! and iutbr, pdtlbl, 45947o.
, 1874-05-27
COMMERCIAL.

..-. TUESDAY EVENING, May 40.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty.tour hours, sad for tho
corresponding date ono yaar ago.
, 1874-05-27

NEW Yonx, May 2a.-cortos-pall ta!aA!hC Up.
la 1890: futures cloaetl taady Sales, 93 9oQ baes
Giv2v september, lB5.no; October, 11Nal7 IS BIO
UnTApqTurRs-flour in letter demand nnl IN buyers
favor receipts, 12001 bra superlno Weatcrn aud
State. 550@b 8 common to good, $o.0o@0. 40 good
to cholos toAttSe.7u; white wheat extra
e.tta ohio. s5.1t97*,; st. LGh'h. q. .2st%
Wheat apsaad stssdy and es0aaa aaads sss1sx
, 1874-05-27

Wloat was .actlvo md rather veal, though
averaging 30 higher than yesterday. Liverpool
was reported stoady by tho public dispatch, but
private advices quoted daclins Of 1@2c per 100
tbs, and the early reports from New York noted
no particular change there. Our roccipts woro
large aud very much oxcoeded tho shipments,
and tho weather was hne, Thls mado many
operators nervous; hut most Of Tho tinaid ones
had sold yesterday, and thore was, therefore, no
while there WAS rathor moro Willingness
to take hold. Honoe tho early Woakness WAS
followed by ilrmor fooling. though speculative
buyers were relatively cautious, aud probably
active donland for cash lots, much Of Which
seemed to be wauted for shipment; md tue ad-
vance III tho cost Of transportation to Europa fti-
llcatcs that tloro is htul eood domaud from
Europe. 6elar July took the lead to-day iir the
speculative department. Tho option opened at
al.9sN advanced to al;lo>9. resatlea 70 sl1va.
rose to 20. a7aa otoaad at %l, l,101 Seller Juno
sold At ei.1s'l@1. .1o1&, closing at Hl.1o7S. Caah
no. spring closea At about $l.lo15 for atrotly
fresh receipts, anl sl.1o bid for rogllpr. No.
spring closed at s1:2a91i No. 9 DO at sl.l+ and
reieeted do q s1.0l}1. Mlnnesota Wheat
was in good demund, and Btrong, oloz-
Ing at el25@1 .25z for No. !. aud e1,22 iorN q.
, 1874-05-27

NEW Yotx, May e0.-rhc trade movement wis SLOW
with mtnufaoturers agents, aud jabDing branehes
G,ist but stcaiy, at tnchapgea prces print market
unsettled Et Sy rS aa;nh hys vii sen
au. amesa 70 :svv easseres IN bost dpanl bI
slutiliafe foreign Roota dull
, 1874-05-27

Ss tsa . s1s szHasa' '''.' is moderate ss
Hss:;:sss S;s;s IL tx ss;s: sss:
Norway Norway nsllsoda;. , ;.A....""."..,o s1ec Y Y ID
Sss;;sss Il! ill., Iii s|sii |ss ss Is
};sse:S S}5s:SS ! ;ss5 s.; s:;ss s:;ss
BtSsl &, t!ss sK q % ,pS
no ebse snts tho lat rssisx T3so .sa sisst
1oRaruGa IL 1aar 1of t1ia Time o. tno season
r Win f ao y ve dr n;so .rs 1sso t
so TT ~ Mpt1@.L1o 4 1osl $l2So do 131l2 *lao9; ixx
ssss W.. .'saAs' ..' ,' s,.'''' W. '"1'
fsse1E!s. sss g; g. ia P,po &c; oat DO PIC.
ssSs 5s444 II eiinor-No u % rass: nass,. from - o.
rates Asnor,san MnsssnA; ;a5ca III r. o, ~.
&C. z9so a., ~ Mo -, & aoc N1 - Aoe oscounE
- N1nrnnnar ~ otnn. az hss,ora ,,or N M
tinasa sopss sss blahsoa % eoprsr, III il; 10,
svs W,DSos to NV IS IN Or ma In. i,
Is na H. II Is and IT, o
eot aenfS w'1s o. ,cvo II i'm rata, von
kdg. s38sK id md 81 do, $ii9H ID do s4,37X Id
Do, sd.saN: Sd do, s5.s715; 81 DO, nns, $o.s71{ !;
cnTh ,I saS,-laGe @ tx .sf, oK Tor 1oo ReS ots 49,,
lard oil has I'd yancea 2o, which woro to 6ny ototaio
changes nooa Trade continues good for the season.
winter lard, 83a0oc No. /, edo; No l. 7OSs72o uscod,
raw, $l03; do, boioa, s1o5; .whac, so@s2c; sperm,
tnIta2 20 neatefoot o Bttscty nurc ii 10: do extrp
o0c: do No. !, 500 blink oil. e5o straits, CSC
elephant OIL O5o plumbago OIL 7Sc t,rpentno, 500
$50: uaphttlt B3 gravity, l1u: parltla common, 14c
TbTATOEs- -lricos have been deoiinina ali lie
w1ek TAe reeoIpts have ueucrn,iy been liberal. AID
aviccs Of iarke shipments by lake and rail layo made
hoers nnxious to srl mud buyers walt until tho 1abt
moment, TlA receipts wero heavy Today Ind prices
ngnin deolncd It ii said that tho beetles anu potato
bugs nro making aud havoc with tho growing crop,
mor ID oar-los, Si.io@i. .25 Ycachfowp. from atoro
so rerbu: mixed osa 81 1bat is per III.
1IULIh1-Iuc ulrKCt lot CNCEc0S unS Deon dull
unilr large oorhgs and rrcea have fat1eed losynr
, 1874-05-27

I1AI. ...'.,..+.,.. Uz,0b7 7si73U 72171
Those figures show dacroase within tia past
week Of 174,76o bu wheat; 576,o58 bu cora;
1G9 529 bu oats; y ,39s bu barley md an iucrosao
OF 82l bu rye. Total derrease, 9s8, ,o22 bu.
Milwaukee reports in store 755, 141 bu Wheat,
and $1,000 bu do aAoat; 60,454 BIZ corn; 81, 1888
bu oats; 17,54s bu rye; 12.179 bu barldy.
EXPORTS fii0sl THE seApoAnD,
Tho following arc tho aggregate exports OF
tho ARTICLES named from the ports Of Portland,
Boston, New York, Philadolphia, New Orleans,
and Baltimore, FOR the week ending Nay 26:
Whaa bu.......1, 1000 Lard lte. 900
Carn, flu. 479nU0(Bscon
11ye, brl. ......... a21Go(
The export cesranoeB for Europa from the above
pOrtA woro for the nndern,entlonel Mecks os GoaMa