, 1874-07-18

1874. / 1s7a.

Lumber No. IT. s6al ooo7 2eo, AZ ooo
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Tho following figures are furnished by the
Produce Exchanges:
Receirtd. Slipped.
POULTRY, coopa' '....,...ss....'...... l6a s.:o
Eggs, fkRR.'.. ...".''. ......s.'"''*. ~ al ~
Dheeats 11a..... 1,iea 1stn1
11eaAe. bu.. - ~
Hey, 4May, 'ona a.'.'.'.''''.''''''''t'.''' ,n sn
F;2E,' Fii9Rs' nEss. 1ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ''So So u
Withdrawn from atoro yesterday for city con-
sumption: 1,a9s bu wheat; 1905 bu corn 2,1S2
bu oats.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 1888 cars
wheat, 1876 cars corn; IA cars oats; cars ryo;
cars barloy. Also by canal, 5.6oo bu high mix
cd corn II, 600 bu No. 2 do and 8, GOO bu oats.
Total (68l cara), 270,0o0 bn. Inspected out:
6l,5o3 bn whoat 344,9l3 b., corn 19,132 bu
oats 1889 bu rye; 80 bu barley.
It IL runaorcd that certain Of our chronic short
sellers intond to apply to European Governs
mouts for Il pension, Oh tho ground thnt during
tho pnst nino months they have kopt wheat
down to point At least 100 per bu below that
which would havo beon realized but for their
efforts Ia behalf OF I" the widow md tho father
lcaB" Thoro certainly WAS nnyer hotter OPP
nortunity for realizing high prioos, since tic
sons Of Jacob went down to Egypt to buy corn,
NJ Europe impsra tlEoly wantca all we had to
spare, wl,ils low froights made tho cost Of
transportation considerably less than tho aver
Tho rcadtng OF tho petition to mako tho fro
l!ntH coincide With tho limits OF the city wnB ro-
ceiyed with considerable applause on 'Change to-
day, and tho paper WAS signed by great many
members. Tho opinion was generally Expressed
that tho nulcdal policy OF permitting tho erection
Of franc buildings within the city ought to DO at
once abandoned
Tho lOatling produce markets were rather bot
good for tho scason, with 4 firm feeling in most
departments. Tho chief featuro Of the produce
movement Is tho arrival OF NOW grain, II car
loads coming iu tls morning. The condition of
most Of it Shows shat 1t bag been hurried for
ward to market, probably In the hope Of realiz-
ing before ths decline which the SENIORS anticl-
| patio will anauo whom tho cr0pa are forwarded
freely. Thore is little moving out except corn.
Tho crop advicea arc moro conflicting.
| Tho dry goods market was quoted quiet and
| firm. Thoro way fair activity in the den1and for
moBt lines OF staple g1ocericB, and very fair
distribution Of aida-gooaa was also accomplished
at about steady prices. There is great aottrisy
in sugars. aud 1t the reduced quotations OF yos-
tort,ay tho market Ia stsady. Coffess continue
weak. Tho butter market WIS actiyo to the e1-
tent OF tho supply, aud was firm;
t'l Cheese ,,,;a rena'ns oon very o,do.a quiet and
immediate wants, md stocsa arc accommodating,
Tho demand for tiHh continuoH active at we'll
maintained prices. Dried frult8 are dull. but
arc held with .aomo ehow Of hrmnesa, owing to
oils, aud prices uero steady as previously quoted.
| Filo leather, pig iron, wood aud tobacco mar
kets ware without new features.
--,Trede al the lumber yards continues light. The
offerings at tho docks wera larger, and the mar
xe, moro active. building materials we're quiet.
Some kinds Of comenta we're loves, but other ma.
tcrlalB wero without change A. far aH prioes are
concerned. Tin plate dooinod 600 per box
or to 5l2.0l 1atea. Metals and hardware
wero gen,eFallly reparted p.t,o in light demand,
no changes IN p1icea occurred. Timothy ant
primo prairie l.av advanced. being In urgent re,
quest tor shipment, and scarce. The broom
corn, hide, hop, and wool marltets presented nj
now features. Seeds were quiet, except timo
thy, xhlch met with nn aosivo speculative
inquiry, and advanced 1d602oa per bu. 6roer
fruits wore in request and tirm.
Hlghwinea wore very quiet. aud shade easiel
fofel at o5c, but holders would not accept less
Halos wera limited to 30 brls, at $40 per gallon.
Lake froights were lcss active ut unchanged
yates. but With IN e2siar feeling, ~ tho auppl
the demand. Rates to buffalo were 3l(o on corr.
. with El,D0 per !. 300 hl on. Through rates t.
Now York wera tGo on nleat, aud 15o on corn
A total Of seven charters was reported, WAiel
will carry out A6, 09o bn wheat, 2so, 600 by corn
and IL, GOO bu oats.
rroYisions were quiet, with little change il
!, prices, Ness pork was a shade iirmor ID III
lands OF holders, but with less demand, an
! cash lots were relatively strong, there hoin
scarcely any offered. Lard was dull, but no
ths highor. IN sy1npatay with III advance OF 3
per liz lba in Liverpool Meats we're firm q
The recent advance, with few offerings. W
ths h h9 e.. h9g s,D, supply ta ~
Tia s,hanla of :, holdors. The MAJ
kot closed quiet but firm ut tho following rang
OF pgiees. Mesa pork, cash or xeller July
$1o.9a22o,oo; DO, seller August, $l9. .9o@19. W
sta%s, ssGf ssRsseS5 gsa S2ooS2GS Sa .9r g. ss
@li.75. lard, eaaA OF seller july. s1l,s
& @1l.371f; do, seller August, a11. 11.a5911.a7I
g. seller asr sspts%1St Sasa sIas srd d i xS|'
S swosatepisnioS aepin hsns, iliso per ii fot isS
ih averages dsy.salted naeats, loose, at 7s 4
!: shoulders, cash, and 75@c aeller septetnbor oe
Tor short ribs, cesh, aid oko seller September
sofiler Soptomher; no Gnmborlands or ID,
clears hero. The aamo boxed st 1@Ao por
aboyo thoso prices. Bacon MeatA 81 for shou
doris, 1890 for short ribs, l02@o for short clea
4 a!a packed IN hhas; the same loose Ae !owe Ue
l1.25; extra moss do. a19 ou@12, rs; boot ham
s2a.06@2l00. City tallow, 711l@756o; grea
H. nominal at 6}G@81llo. salos wore reported;
2oD prla mess pork At 5000 QUO brla DO sol!
" August at $2pO0 a000 praa do Ut $3.50 i, &
70 brls Do seller September at s2o.1oi goo hsls
at $2Q021G; 10000 tba shoulders at 70; 20,Q
30 bsla short ribs al vjjSo,
:, Flour was Irregular. Good to qtoteo MINI
W aots springs. wore IN falr domand. chiefly frc
m the city trade. and veto quite firm, while 9th
:" grades wero neglected aud dun. The moyo,ne
100 Of flour IL quito moderate. Dram was eha
tlriner, though In lnrger supply. there being
Ro mpch bettor demand foi it. bates were report
~ q 20 brls sprins oxtrea (sinnosota) At $G.1
~ 100 br,s do At 8a.0l; 100 brls do flowl at &6O
mn J. 800 brls do OIL private tcrmB. Total 1750 br
Nv Alao, 20 toua hran At f11.SU, on traoki 40 To
100 do at sll.b0; 10 tons do Ut Sl17b, freq on bon
Tho uurAet closed nt the following range
'oo pricoa:
80 Fair to good white wipters. t.76 a 0e
Uhoieo Do. ............,....,..... e.T5 q ~
,Na Hal wniera. era..............t......u.. b.26 d a.
tlual ia choice sI1ihY o1traR.....,,s 6,43 n 90
100 hfpAtu,n 10 fair ill.,. t.O0 q III
uood tu ehoice M1nnnsota ..,....,.. 6.du q d,aa
DUO Patsut do.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.U0 GalQu
IHiF to chnIce spriuB, Ruperann..... &,uQ q ~
100 Common do........,,....,.,...u.., 10 g VI