, 1874-07-21

rotnl.....I y gs! u. .ess!I. co. ;E ia5sI yEs;
Also, {. 900 bu barley shipnod by rail-.
Tho londlng produce mar1sots woro rnthor
quiet to-day, but generally firm, though tho rcol
lug vas worry uncertnin, md shippers operated
yidcd betwcon hopo and four. Tho crop adyieos
wcre moro conflicting than over, many OF thona
speaking OF light yiold, while others reported
n fair bnrveat. and others NIL sorene:" There
% have Suffered foarfuy for wnnt Of ratt1 in ] na'y
Tst1 Tstrns " viii % IL " Much 1s S oHs ia" thoy y
would havo been hut for the exceptional
dryness Of tue comet year." But, oven this
ns many operators fear thoy arc too high to be
sustained ut present figures with partial coHBa-
tion in tho European demand. Honeo drag
gng in cereals, except In corn, md Wido Inc.
delivery. Tho ono has boon forced ,up and the
other forced down, by speculative short Rclng.
and tl,is wide difference tends to stagnate tho
shipping movement.
New grain, is arriving moro freely, thirty. flour
cars having boon inspected In this morning. 1t
grades up very well, considering tito rapdty
With which 1t Is sent forward, allowing no time
for drying. The bulk Of tho now grain is wheat,
which il rushed il, for this month IL tho iopo Of
securing tho premium on Juiy, deliveries over
is deliverable on contracts for tho grado to which
It belongs. uuloss otherwise specified
There WAS 4 fair dcmand for dry-goods at fnlly
Into prices, oil around, which for one or two
reported. Tho gregory trado wns only mod
eratey active and somo Of the loatling articles
were working castor. This rms notably the caso
with coffee5 and s.1gnrs, both Of which woro
au 10. Rlee continues woak Teas wero up-
changed. Soaps, starch, candlcs and other
lines ruled about stendy. Tho fish mar
ket .contipnea active at unchanged
tcriailY from thoso rceontiy noted we're ap-
parent In tho bntter mud cllcese markets, tho
forinor continuing aotiva and firm. while tho lat
ter is dull aud decllning. Dried fruits mot with
only light inquiry, aud, for apples and pcachos.
mains quiet and steady, Leather il dull. Tho
tobacco market shows Increased ilrmtosB, in
consequence Of diBcouraging reports concerning
tho crop. Oils woro it, good request, with littlo
or no change In vaiucs.
docks the offerings wcro liberal, mud the de-
mRlld fair. Building materials were in molor-
ate local du,nantl. Metals, naval stores, iron,
cnnpongo, and mills wore without new
firmly held, although stocks aro steadily
augmonting. Hides continue in netivo
request and firm, under comparatively light Of
foringa. Hay waa firm, and hopa. broom corn,
mud potatoes unchanged. Seeds wore qulet, OK
selling to.duy ct 82.G5 for poor to $50 for
choice scel. Groon fruits were quiet.
Highwines were in fair demand ut tho ad-
| vance noted last week, and were active to tho
exteut Of THO offerings. satcs wore reported of
250 br1s Of 95o per gallon. Now York WAS steady.
| Like freghta were lnal ami caBier being freely
olfarod, With very little inclination to tako hold.
| Corn to Buffalo was nominal at 8@911o, and to
| other portH not eyen nominal. a total Of Z
charters was reported, which Will carry out Co.
| 900 bu wheat and 100000 bu corll
! Provisions wore stronger, md nctlvo IN pork,
| the market bolng SO nearly like TINT Of Saturday
that tho same description would answer for both
pork advanced 5o@G0o per brl under . rather ur-
gent demand from tho short 1ntoroat, with como
inquiries from parties who thought tho article a
| good Avestmcnt even at present advanced prices.
They say that good deal Of CUR limltod stock
for shipment to tho South, that thoro
| ia scarcely any in existence outside
Of tho stocks in Chicago and Now York, and that
the numbering demand alone, which haB not 20.
begun, would nbsorb moro than ne have on
hand, it enough could bo found to supply It. AZ
it ii. they will have to full back on moats to aomc
extout. aud tho supply OF now meats IL likely te
10 small, aH tlle hogs are running onptyings
Lar glyanGed H'; 6@l29q PCT 100 .;., ihs aud meats
to follow the upward movement. The mar
let closed quiet but strong at the following
ral.go Of priees: Moss pork, cash or seller July
75@2oe7M; do, heller AZ Amgaat y t., go 75@
| ausoDj uUs HollCI EA0.l1tO14.Uuf tlu
seller October, s21.00@a1 50 do, aelier, Dc
cemhor, a15.00@15.50; do, seller tho your
$1500@15.10. Lard, cnstl or soltor July, $11 III
@1l.i5; do, seller August 511 .40Q0l1.i2t1 do
| gellor September, s311.3715@1l.40; do, sole
tho ycar, $9.a713@9.10; summon lar1, 11}1@
11jAo. Swcet-pfcked han,s. 11114@12o per IL 70
1HG110-ib averages; dry-saitod mcats loose, a
71sc for shoulders, casl nltl 719e seller 6eptam
ber; Dh6@U9io for short ribs, caHll md 9JSu sell
or September; D14D10c for short clear, cash, a1,'
101lD1096e seller September; no Cnmborlantas o
Long cloars here. The salno boxed at 1DYsc por L
above tlesa prices. Bacon nlonts, 81bo for slloul
tlcsB, 1D4e for short ribs, 11o Tor Hslort cloat
ail packed III hhdH; tho Hamo loose, 1(c lower
l}acou ha1na, 19GDl4IAc. MosH bauf. $l1.00@
11.a5; extra mess do, s12. 2.00@l2.25; boef hams
s23.00@al.00. City tallow, 711@79Ao; grcaH
nominal Mt 5}461s}1o; Sales wore reported Q
$50 brls ross pork. seller tho month, ct $40. .75
LOCO brls do. aeller August, at $40. IL 250 btsd
ut 20.70; l,.50 brls do ut go. 80; 900 do n
f20. .5U; ESQ bE]s do soller September. at s2f.(lO
bU0 brls do at $20.80 $50 brla do at $20.7
| 500 brla DO at 5000; ,760 brla do aol1er til
year, at S15,l0; 250 tes lAra ut sl1.45; 10 tc
(annlMer] do Mt 91l.l215; $50 tos do. sole
August. ut 9l140; $50 tcs do, neller September
ut 5ll4U; 200 600 It's short clear ut 100; 100 tc
sweet-picklod hams (t0 ibH) at 1t15c.
Flour was dull and easIor, though It is diff
cult 70 roylso quotations. 10th homo buyer
and shippers held aloof. IN sympathy with til
foo!ing in other markets. Tho only domalld wa
tor ehoico brapds, chioIy 1linuesotas. Nov
winter oxtraA wero especially dull, being free
| 0fSQfGu at 81 45n7 Al ,xfthnnt fin115 III, vnra