, 1874-06-20

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Lumber No. fcci o7 7os, an 6sS os
Shingles, No.. ,7Go0o0 ,fi0 600 S0o
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Withdrawn from storo Yesterday for oIty con-
sumption: 1850 hu wheat, 2,1o5 bu corn
1.501 bu rye, GOO bu bnrloy.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning, up to 10 O'Clock, 11o cnrs
whoat; 7S8 cars corn Al carB oats; Q cars
rye; also, by canal, G,oO0 bn high mixed corn,
1890 bu No. a do, and 500 bu No. 2 oatB.
Total (olG cars), 407,0oO bu. inspected out:
71,ofs bu whoat; 1l0,877 bu ooru; 15,520 bn
oats; 1.557 bu rye.
The nailroad aud Warehouse Commissioners
Hont today m answer to sho request Of tho
Directors Of tho Doard Of Trado TINT tho word
"now" shall be dropped from tho inspection on
tho 10th and Goth Of August for wheat and oats
respectively. The Commissioners want more
time to consider what will DO tho probable char
aoter OF tho growing crops.
| There nro two Btdes 10 thiB question, ns to
most othors. It Is q nuisance to tho warehouse
men aud to operators, to koop up the distinction
botwoon old and now grain after they hayo
coasod to bo direront In value for consumption.
difference in Value il to iniure tie ownors Of
tho bcst, wlothar that be- now or old. No man
can tail lonr In siiyancn .xhen thnt d;fernnco
will vanish and the datc may be widely differ
il won1I hn hnttor fo M Il arl,ifrorv an,n" tno
beforehand than to wait till tho canlor Of intor-
ostod partioH either side would render II diAl-
onlt to avoid tho Charge Of Injustice In liking 1t
As tho rnlo now stands, either new or old
| wheat may DO delivered Oil contracts whAre tim
kind is not spooifioi bnt It doos not cover othor
The rather argo 3, oats tbat NV bean aa auI,
far Tniv unier ,,n i,n,aas,n th.t @ ~ aa1, ,.''no ~
delivered. viii have to be j]flei with nl1 nata
unlesa tho Commissioners should as tho tiu, tims,
for lronniur tha word now st M oarior iato
The loaliue produce markets vora ratbor s]ov
to-day. with lass important cbanrcs IN nricns
than has boon the rule for two o. throo days
lug tho starch out Of 4 great many OF the bulls,
being aidod by IN advance In ocean frerhts4'
Tho crop atlvices arc exoellont from all oyer tho
civilized world, though the weather In England
Dry goods were quiet and without ouotabls
variation IN prices. The upward toudeucy in
/ staple cotton productions is daily becoming
more pronounced, and jobbers arc making no Of.
lu the grocery market tho general situation was
unchanged. Only moderate activity was appa-
ront in any department. while, with lie exosnton
Of sugars, rice, and toas, the movement waB
| Butter WAS in pretty liberal supply, aud, al
| though 4 fair demand existed, tic market was
! weak aud unsettled. Choose also was weak. md
was offering ut q 10 doclino from The prices
current early in the week. Dried fruits woro
dull. Fish wore active, aud, with the single ex-
ception Of mackerel, were firmly held. Lake
fish nre not arriving in quantities sufficient to
meet the demand. No now feasurca wero noted
in the bagging, leather. coal. pix iron, and
tobacco markets. Oils ruled quiet at 13t6o for
carbon; Ss@90o for oxtra lard; 91.0o@l.o5 for
linseed, and 47@4so for turpontino
At tho lunber-yarus moderate business was
reported at unchanged prceu. Tho Wholesale
market was again quiot, the ofroriugs being
small. A fow cargoos wsra sold in tho morning
Hardware aud mills wero atosdy. under a fair
interior demand. Iron was reported weak, but
tho ordor-trade is said to be very FUR
woodonwaro wore unchanged. There was
fair Eastorn demand for WOOL
and the market yras firm under liglt ofreri,,ra.
Tho now clip is coming forward slowly. Thero
we're no now foatures II the hop, hay, seed, or
tent from store At slado easier % psic~s. ii - Tie lie
psn and wore M easier todsy are L. 4fIS,' r
sba Of ar1 3 wore heavy s
fruit was also in good supply, Lemons declined
ticutar small springs, while large birds and tur-
koys sold at recent pflcos.
tons Of Yesterday, holders being frm. tIoueh
Now York was quoted easier. Sales were rc-
ported Of ESQ brls. at 9Il1c Dor gallon.
Lake freights wero dull and unchanged at s1fo
for corn to Buffalo, aud 10 for do to Kiuaston| u|t or
Oswego. Wheat to those ports was nominal nt
$50 and 716o. Thero was very little demsnd % for
e to sy un roer eus sceSp
lower rates. A total Of charters yas reported
The outEo from this mort viii be about sj Gi1 bn
Proyisions 's were a aot. list :. bus flrmor MI ,onna
| though reported weak in New YORK. Iharo wern
several orlorB on tho marlor from outBile
parties, which were nttractnd hv Tia reccnt 10.
cino, but 40 holders we're tirn,er in their yiews
not many Of these were filed, The woak ho]dcrs
had sold out, aud thero was little on sale axcent
| by parties who bought to hold, and can nfrord To
hold till it pays them to sell. Mess pork VIVA
2}5c to 50 per hrl higher Lurd adyaucoi iOo
por 100 Tbs, and shoulders wero marked un Ia.