, 1874-08-23

| hAtA%, o0 ooo,~oo hoSp8oo 1A1ot
Corn, Ou .-..-..-... 464.t-o 5Dt,bo3 9Uo'
O11sr pu.. ..-...-...''. @3.rs1t -Slro1o 1ot IL
| ityt, bu ...s....-..--.-- t.1a1 @,3to 2i,oG
Barley. bu:: :..-...-......- 27.sl9 l4,645 1e,s7
| Live hoEH. No...---....... 3l,lG 32,b7o 4o.0!
i C.ttle. No.....-.......... l3,D35 ll,745 SIC
Tic exports from New York during the pas
week include II. 400 bfs hour, Isl, QUO bu wheat
aud 33S 800 bu corn.
! The leading produce markets were tame ant
unsettled to-day, chiefly made so by tho weathe
of last night ami this morning. The storm wa
unexpected, aad to many was most unwclcome
1t will produce little effect OH wheat, outside 0
possible lesseuing of the daily supply for
short time. It will help the la1e corn, By imrart
ing new life to it, while the early eow1
| corn is too far advanced to be matcriall,
benefited. It will give better yield o!
fall grass, and may have Injured the oats il
some sections where they have not yet bee1
| gathered in. But good many operators vert
not decided enough to know which way the
| future Of prices woAld be affected by tho storm
| the iIdecl9iou OF many Of them beng based OF
the admitted possibility that We have entered
| upon wet season. which may be all the more
severe as We Lave had very little rainfall during
raHt summon. The receipts OF grain were ass;ail
iberal; and there was . ialr shipping movement
| ouiy ln tho case of wheat.
| THO failure OF two members Of the Board of
Trade WAS known call7 Oh Change to-day, and
| CAUSED considerable disqulet, which. however,
| Soon wore of. They were both long wheat,
| and were unable to bear the sayere decline of
tile past fow days. Both have been regarded as
! frst-claEs. in commercial sense, for several
years pn=:, and it WAS feared that decline Bui-
clent to shake them would cer;uinly upsc. Como
! Of the weaker ones, but no symptoms Ut H.
stability we're exhibited olHen here.
Drv Foods we're distributed to pretty liberal
aggregate. and we're ayain quoted stoady md
1i?m, In the grocery market iho general situa-
ton was essentially unchanged. Jopbors con-
time to report imp7oycment in the demand fron,
the % iute;ipr trade ad the n marlos ark for moat 11o
staple and side articles displavs firm, healthy
tone T1era is still weak. unaett1el, t.ctlng i1
cotrees, the conviction that prices viii
rule materially lower ~ tho season
Sugars remain exceedingly firm aud refined
t,ru{ea wc1o TO-DAY euh;cc4ed ~ . fnIt1,er a5-
vance Of an kc. Rice ia steaiy. "A aro atso sir-
NM. tea.. soans, anil starch, Enttcr cont;nue.
M changes of moment were noted IN tha hag.
cling. leathcr, tobacco. wood and coal markets
O1ls met with a GOOD demand at vail sustained
1,riccs
Lumber uns dn1l and easv Mt the 7ocks and in
n,odarate demand at ~ the van1s i nnr,;on ~
anntner LARGE r}cet In. nrr;vcu At tba sola-docsa
since Fridav evening Kcccirers c1aim that tie
rrceints vii he 1irhtcr hcnceforth mil there ;s
a decided improvement in tho demand. basinr
thoir c},i,a ~ t,a f,ot tI,nt thev - raonv;,,n
mar II t4r rfaar rr+ fn Ti.o
va, d trade Is represented fair for the time Of
rcar and the nros,ects far tha fan ara looto1
upon "A PROMISING: hnt retailers do not feei lito
nd liur much mora to their stocks- which are
demand nntil tho character Of ths Ia1, traslo l.
determ;neJ. Henca the temnorarr nniataoss ~
caroo In,nhar
15etas tinners' stock and hardvara vera
eteady and modera,eiy active. Nails wcra rsther
o,iot but steady at "a. 6al5 1ates. Wool was
supply, Choice dhops wero IN good speculative
demand. scarce and tirm. B1oom.corn VAS quiet.
Timothy soet VA f.irly actiyo and stenj1s nt
s.. G502. 7OlG for prime. Flax sold at 2l.75@
ings of potatoes were steadicr, but old stock was
slos At any price. and tie receipts continue lber-
al. Green fruits. especially peaches, were
abundant, dull, and lower. Poultry was stoady,
aud eggs dnll aud weak.
vhich has ruled durine tho whoIe Of tho past
week there being sales Of $50 brIs st SIC Der
gallon. New York ras quoted a gLade easier:
but there il still fair marg1n Of profit on sh1p.
meuts to that point.
changed rates. at sic for wheat and Sc for corn
to BuHalo: CSC for wheat to kingston. and Gl5c
for do Ia 0.wcc,. A total Of II charters was
reported. which will carry out $500 bu wheat.
1000 pu corn, 1909 bu rye, and 10000 bu
proyiaions were moderately active for the sea-
son. with moro strength IN everything excent
old lard which was qniet aud steady at former
prices, New lard for ucxt seasons delivery vas
per sn loo ns hSafr s Ms1n pork WAS m u hrS1 mod
both for present and future. the ycar ontion
beng the stronreet. Meats vern wnntei, hc
several burers, aud averaged about 1Ic Der 10
higher at the close. The stocks Of meats ere
wnrket4 down to rather lo; nont ,,cnca strnnoth
in tho face Of continued Weakness, in hoes'
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