, 1874-09-12

ana ~. n nc1 t., ,,'
1iaoo bu ryo 1851 pl pafAey.
a,oro ,ba ,,,,,r,,;,,t ~, :, n ooloo,. 70
7'ose Ins ulof"'ns w W ~ ctocK' ~ eaIs NO.
spring; l75 cara NO. z 10; 35 cars No. . do;
cars ro5cctcddo; car no grade (220 wloat) d
earn aud g. $40 bu lfgli-n,3ed corn: 1nl cars mud
CO. 600 bn No, do: 81 cara nnd .90, b,1 rejected
do c,r m e.aso f1ea co,,S. rara ,vh;tc mats.
w o". ~ s.s, ~ 20 eo."! sHt' "4"so
W e'.s ""o 1'ouo on No' ao cars teJectoo
do; chr no grado (6G oata) II cars No. ryo
10 cara No, barley; cars No. do !; l car re-
jectea 1s barIoy). Total (51o cars), als,o0o bst.
inancctci1 ont: 1se XVI In vhcat: a9o.a76 bu
corn; 1lo'sao oo oetas aa7 oo Tso' a0oo III
barley.
Tho dropping out OF single word som etimns
nukcs wondarfut difference In tho aenpc. It
oo 10 ihonf lssuo o' 'n'S tIos'''S' "a ""un ',is
Canautan barloy-croo was reporseu ~ ylolo
ono-t1ird." II should hayo read onc-thita ocer !;
meaning 90 much moro than MI average crop.
lno ap"si .. -. y. aasoi' n'oe. 'o,'e ~. Wv
Doafd OF 4raoo' WAS anuo'll1cea Gil ein'nse w.
day, mud appropriate rsaolutions adopts u IN ro-
apoct to his memory.
Tho following resolution WAS read OIL Change
o.sas ~ ~ ',~ :. =, w ...,5sS,t,,,1
tor tou aasa, Unaor Iie 1uie' IL ~ uL''efstooa
to bn a wlidcr at tho new corn. md will probably
moot with atrong opposition
Of this rssoluiou any lna OF grain, "a hlall oe i-
speetet Of the Urado gold, whether dcaiguateA
old" "new.' or without su:h designation. aha bo
consaeFea proper and aa1eiout tonaer Oh contracts
.Tho action Of the Louisville convention I'll
admitting tho chicago atandard for packing mess
pork waa tho OCCASION OF Boule 1uollatlot Oh
ChRngo To-day nos tlas our PACKERS care, what
othcrB may 90, but thnt IT s 1lattorlng to tnDlf
discretion. Ilioy felt IKE paraphraali'g lopo:
For full-weight rork let country packer. fight,
oats can't ba wrong; chieaaos iii tue right
It iB duo to nll parties, however, to
saY that tho opposition to tho l9o-tn
rnto camo not FROM tho .packotH, DIT from
tito rcpacltera. The gnntry Ia New York and
New Uroaus who lavo boon in tho habit OF tak-
ing out tho overweight md counting it NJ a
prolit, Which was "noto1y's business" naturally
felt indignant ut having their occupation taken
from under thoir rouos. Tloy must, 70 on all
The icnuinE produce markots were loas nctsVo
to-day, with rather tat1o feeling all round, ox-
cept III corn. Tllore aro stgnH OF l incroaso III
the volume Of receipts and M Gooa - many buyers M
hold OF to see what elect tha fact would pro-
duco on priccs.. 11onco light shipping nloyo-
ment md d dull speculative day in novoral do
partn1enss, but no great changes m prices. :,
Ihcro waa only blight change ia any OF tho
80 doollno III one or two branda of bloaohed cot
t0uB wnH noted, but prices Of other linca were
steadily maintained. Groceries wcro reasonably
active, and about HtcadT, no prico changes bonlg
uUtEus 0Qbata !e44AAn otAotI6 IL IAAo s4oA aAnA-
kct there was fair activity Local aud country
buyers Woro ordering trcoly OF tuiy late prices.
Tho dried fruit trade continues sinSstbi. Cluosa
nre few and gencrally Tor small amounts. and
| pricos arc decidedly In buyers iavor. Ihcro
were low changes, aud mono worthy OF note, iu
tho situation Of tho butter ana ehoeao markets.
l}agging roraAlns quiet md steady. Loathor,
tobacen, wood. ana coal nero unchanged. There
waa fair noYenont in Oils at yesterdays range
Lumber was in fatr request at tho yards at un-
| changed priceo Tho receipts ut the <tocka wero
light, and tho market fair, especially for piece
ntuff. Metals and hardware wero IN far interior
domaul and htondy. Nails wore also 1T; steady at
| tit rees wero easier. Wool, nopa anu broom
corn wcro in Light order demand. sud .steady.,
nlillet. Hungarian. and the higher qualitos OF
timothy being firm. Hides wore wenh u synl-
OF lay continue light. G1ld tho marriott was 1iria
| under al urgent local aud shipping doinand.
potatoaa sro dull aud woai owing to heavy
recoipts. :.'sccn fruits wero abundant and easy.
Hig]lwints wore quiot aud stcndy at tic recent
advance. tho groater nrongth Of yesterday after
moon having departed with an easier feeling il
New York. Sa!eA hero wora reported Of lo0 bsla
try MO liberal, Which sugeosta tbet ths auota-
tioua Of higher pricoa At soma other Wcatorn
pointa tim at Chicago are chiefly for effect.
Lake f.oights wero dun anda Shade easier, tue
| sulppIlh M1oVeaaeut ucaHR cAecAcu ~ SlToIacI
feeling in ocean freghta. especially by way Of
Montreal, Nhcrc they arc now asking 7s Cd por
Rates to Dn1raio wore quoted weak Mt 81 on
corr, aud 35lo on wheat. Corn was taken to
OBwogo as 7c. A total Of charters from this
port was reported; thoy will carry out 140 900 b..
wheat aud $4,000 bu corn. Also, two vessels
were chartered to loai with wheat ut Milwaukee.
prices. Meats wero in fur dolnand, al,d quoted
| Hc higher, being IN very light stock. It is uu.
dorstood TINT thoro aro no short clears OH aa!t
here. md scarcely moro than $4,000 lbs short
ribs, while neata arc being moved ont rapidly
Shoulders are in fair stock, rs thoy havt
been avoided by. sotna bnyers during tht
bot weather., from fear Of condition
About tho ony meats offered hero art
From other points. Pork md larl wcro inactive
and ponaiually unchanged, as for as prcBct,
stocks arc concerned, and easier for tho produc
OF next saason's packing, partially as conse
quonee Of the extreme woalInasa III Now Yorl
Yesterday; hoga a1so being tlul' nntl lower here
Il il reported that all tho old pork in New York,
ubout d.G00 brls, has boon sold ut 920.00 to sc
to Baltimore. porl.holders, both hero aud ut tlt
EaAt, arc undoubtedly anxious to close out, u
hthcra ta ua disposition to buy at prescnt prlcet
for consumption and aomo OF tlom ara .frait