, 1874-08-08

Board Of Trade move to clean out tho barlo,
doal7 Throe-card monte Is nothing to 1t.
| Legitimate doalor has no moro cllauco in that
crowd than mouse Under tho paw Of cut, o,
| tho Mutuals after their "plcler" had been tc
| the well onco too ofton and got broken or Tiltou
But wo stop here, not bong able to recall auy-
| thing 10 bout (drant) tho laHt parallel,
Tho ways that aro dark arc uot confined to the
| barley crowd, tho only diGerouco being TINT
I caption. 4 good deal Of wiuter wheat Ia re-
coiyod hero, aud, not being readily 1aaiabla, tho
| ownern sell it Us spring wloroyer possible.
| This is usually effected by mixing fow buylela
| which case tho Inspector III obliged to grade the
whole rs spring. But, here and thoro, tho mixer
| puts In such very ,Jeto bushels of spring that
| tho Inspector oannot find my, and then he gets
blamed for not seeing what Is not thore, and ID
doee not understand Ills business. All OF shicll
| makes him fool happy.
The leading produce ularlets wero moderately
aotivo to-day, with a rather wido diversity of
feeling. Pork aud oats woro weak, wlilo lard
and corn Toro stronger. and wheat easier. Tho
receipts Of grain arc On tho increase, nnd tho
fall movement promises to bo . large ono, fully
oQunl to that Of for1nor years, oxoept, Parhaps,
IN corn. Tho chipping movement was moro ao-
tive to-day, 10 fur al buying was concerned,
though tho fact was scarcely indicated iu the
engagements Of freighs-rooul.
There were no now features In tho dry-Goods
market, tho demand continuing steadily fair Ut
uniformly firm pricos. Groceries continue quiet
and firm. Tho tlsh trado was fairly nctiyo for
tue season, aud former quotations were fully
sustained Drlod fruits mot With only a uoGor-
atndemapd. and for domestic varieties the ten
doucy Of price4 WnH downward No changes
worthy Of mention wero noted in tls butter md
cheoso markets, both of those staple articles hn-
Ing in good request at thoroughly Sustained
pricos. Tho tendency Of tho latter is to aayauoe.
Dagg!ng was acsive and ntrongor. Coal wood
and plR-iron wefo quiet and unchanged. Tho
oil trade was reported fairly active, with firm
prices ruling. Lard oil bids fair to 10 eLiIl
higher. Tobacco was active ind firm.
Lumber WAS quiet at the yards. aud onay nndor
largo offerings. Cnsgo lumber sold moro roadi-
ly. Building materiais were in fair local den,and
and steady. Tho hardware markets exhibited no
important chaugea. Tho demand for all goods
Included under this head WIS only to noet iinmc-
diato wants. Wool WIS rather quiet. The bulk
OF tue new clip has gone forward, and dealers
look for . moderate trade during the n-
maindor Of the season. btooks nro reduced
mud under light order domaud from mau,fac-
turors steady, and for Light woola firm, tone
ia imparted TO tue market. Broom-corn ia firm
but very quiet. Tho higher grades Of timothy
seed were In urgent demand mud stronger.
Common timothy aud other seeds Here dull.
Hides were firm under good domand from local
tanners. Hay was stendy. Graen fruits mot
with d good inquiry, and, being in moderate
supply, wore steadior. Poultry was dull aud
weak.
uighwinos were inactive but 'fIrrnor though Now
York wna no "bottvr" than ysutorday. Thur
and no sellers uudor o611do pei gallon bomo AL.
Ing go.
5atos on corn, 219c by sail to Buffalo, and Ao
hi5her on wheat, which Nas taken ut Dc to Duira-
10, with S1.00 per 900 bu of. There vas fair
demand for corn room, and more carriers than
heretofore refused to accept 216o, total of five
charters ~as reported, which will carry out
liz, GOO bu wheat and 05, 060 bu corn.
pFoyislons woro quiet, with almost exactly tho
samo direction Of movement as during tho past
Two dhys. Meea pork was dull aud Heavy. do
elnfng some 300 por br1, on summer deliveries.
but advanced loo per brl for the year, under q
M better demand. Now York was quoted stronger,
the thing has boen slightly o7ordono on tho pro-
duct Of last scason. Liverpool was quoted 2s
Gd higher, at 7ss Cd. Lard was yory strong, all
yanclng nearly 10 por ID, ohiol1y tudor demand
from one Or Two shorts for September, there bo-
the closo OF tho soaeion. New York aud I'd
foroign markets nto still tondlng upward.
Meats wero III good demand, and midlles
Tho market closed ut tho following range Of
prices: Mess pork, cash, s25.00; do seller
August. $1,000 asked; do. seller September,
$24.o5fa21: 10; do, seller ootobor s23.5t@24.0O;
90. seller !, Deeember, s191 do, sol!or
Areas., A. sl4,5oG9ll.75; do, seller ser'elnDcy,
sl4:8711@15.00; DO. seller the year. alU.40G
1922 summer lard. l4]lc. sweet-pcklod ha,ts,
ast asN @ls4o per ID for 1906 ID averugrc; dry
CASH. aad SO soior sopsanbor Sad lGf 1i5is 1 seH5s
ber; 1890 for short clcar, oasl. % aud I1sSs i1E@
3l2zc seller. September; tho sanle boxed At
N@fo perl abogo these prices; summer long
+nuantr
ders, i2fc for short ribs, 1870 for short clanr,
gu packod in hhds; the same loose, no lower,
nacon ha1ns, l59p1Go. Meas boof. s1l.o5@
albo; ~ o5tra moHs DO $12, ,25@l2.do; beef hams.
nominal ut o@yo. Sales wors roported eo'f Of
10y prs moss pork soller September, at S24.25:
2,2ao brls do ht LOO; 300 brls do, solier tho
year, at T18.l21 500 brls do at $iG.l0; 1000
or.s 90 m ht sl6.o6 1oo brls DO, eolor December
l0s aaa summer do at 3l4.25; 100 tcs do at
91Aeo; 1,000 tca iarl. soIier September, at
S1Aao bo0 tca DO at 51425; 250 tcs do, ssllor
Nossmnor, at $1,000; 60o tcs do. sollor tho year,
nary, 1t slo.l2}}5 100000 lbs short ribs, seller
September, at VII, 40 ; $50 boxes long clear at
llo; 10000 ihs boilieH at 11o, loose.
Nio1r was 10 falr deman4 by the local trade
1or old, which WAS firm Ut. tull previous PRICES,
psy' and not wanted, though occasionally otrored
g. concessions. Bhippora wero not buying,
Iran Iran Yas scarce and stronger, Sales wero ro-
perkoa to o. IT, 19o hrls white winter o1tras nov, ut
spring extras, patont. at 5l050 80 aIru do (Aln-
a,eaota) At 5000; 400 brla d. at s5.10 700 brla
~ ~ prsate ax IT, torms; 100 brs ryo at s575.
track, 10 tons do, At sl4.o0 On track. Ths mar
kot Azassd at tho following range Of nrieos.
Tnntrs soo ~ "a''e e"4A'o1s'.''......S 6.76 a G,5Q
NY su,st B.76 q IT'S
1901 "1hIesH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6Q6 Il nnT
uoOl 10 cEoca spring extras. .,.,.,, ma ~ XIX
Gnoi ~ rIoon @ 6.00 ~ b.l2x
Ma .aa - sao'co hl'nnesotas. 6.61 q G.bV
~. - ~. 9t 7.06 4310h0
ra!I ~ sl9sto bPe'a8 aulefnAes..... 4.u u LIZ
EoH'a!on ao*ss'.... 800 d 375
nyu Aoh9''....s..'...s.s...." 6.76 "a 6,pQ
nfan .s,.'.'.'..'.............1 1a.t0 Gal6O0
Wheat was more notiye aud ateadior tho ron.
cral market being q ahada above tho olesiex nf
last evontne. though 1t Averaged nearly 10 lowcr
cseaso apd Liverpool and New York wore oaalor.
which tended to a downward movement hero.
and did make tue market weak carly. Thoro