, 1874-09-19
Alao tho following, without comparisons:

NhoAtJs ~ eAtH 01u t1u Hu uthQ mlIau CCru
ao5 cars and 2i,0oo bu No. do; 90 cars re-
jectcd do (297 corr); 10 cars wh!so oats; ii
cars aid $500 bu No, do; 3 cars rejected do;
car no grado (5t oata); cars No. rye ii
cars No. barley 7 cars No. 8 do; cars ra-
icc!ed do; I cur no grade do. Total (577
cars) 100000 bn. Inspected Out: 04,0aD bu
wheat; 2G1, ,G05 BIT corn; 40,120 bu oats; 797
bu ryo; 6.30o bu barley.
Tho lealing produce markets were rather un-
ovon To-day, PROVISIONS wero dull, while BROAD
stuff we're stronger under an urgent demand.
and would Aayo boon moro active IN aoycral de-
partsnonts bu. for paucity Of offerings. Wheat
Was tho oulY exception to the rule, md that WAS
D sl1ado 1r1ner. The exci!oment about short re-
coiptu OF grain was more strongly markod than
heretofore.
Tho dr. goods market rms moderately. active
and steady. Groceries mot With n lfberal lnqu-
than a. tho beginning Of sAe week. Sugars we're
In largo demand, and advanced IN &C.. An ad-
Yance OF D 10 III Rio eoffeo is also notcd. soapS
and candies M aro firm, with !. tondeney 70 higher
moderately actiyo 1t fully late, pricaa.
No changes woro noted in tho tiah
market. Uriod fruits wero In rather better re-
quest but otherwise tho u1arliot was without via-
ible change. Dagglng, leather, coat, and wood
woro q,liot and unchanged. 4 fair demand for
oils c1iated aud, with tho exception Of . decline
OF 10 in linaool and turpontino, tAcro we're no
prcc-chaugeB.
, nahs oaas IsestGss t TseG ~ g,oa 'oee as.mSnn
,,uoas H. e. sne neorante a a" l1'"'t
atoady pricos for must qualities. Tho ofiorings
81 cargooa wore light, md tho market QUOT aud
1lrm. Iron. nails. and 'notals woro fairly
ass''e nao s ssesay. H. usas;s ; asa sosas's:
merchants aro in the market making Aolectiona.
Tho wool market waa quiet and unchanged.
1tops meiu 'o'5 . 'io o1nau nol'E aaalas
namts ~ =, ttor
H. aa MI oo .a @ "ns ~ ~ ma.t'' ,a nsi
deses'pSiess 5 ssesfy f Eotsyses ria @ 4 lowe;
s;,r' t,.'' outS'' "17 ~ s'0u 4''V' o'aS''a "'u
nfm; m;.x,,zo, ,x,.o ,,,,ot ,,a o..,,u =, u.u
,ocanf de"o r;l a"aa W I'm ru ~ 81 NJ
rouet s usonp. @ WV W. sIua s y, io nts ~ NJ
Lato ireig.s were % au ~ Nv woak, ~ an a.
1nost tota! aoaeico OF uanlanu lof ilalGnt-foon'
u fateg M Mete ,aat noaa!y ~ 1eute9u saRo pes
@ W: 10 nunaio ~ ana wfae "aa @ ano.ea a. ss@asc.
reported, wtcn ~s'l ,y caffy CUT CUT lou9p e Du corn:
oats which Toan nrn 1aaor gGSa aS
n o
Mseesioh' lho largo roeelpis o. hosa WIN CON
soqnent "eaknoas, 9, reactoa T., Oh other Product.
aless porA WY ioa.?oo pe. pt! to"cr. tuo gfeat-
so' moAn~s 20 "I -. ~ " ".A.e. ""1 'o!5 t.oo
! " offered, anu touhd 10" pnycis. Lard was Q
sado castor for the M year, IT, and dull and nominal,
" unohaneod on cash losa. though a%ain quoted
Gu por LIZ ibs hgter IN LlSefpooI; Ihe quota
ton thero Is nov wy Or 1925 per 10. ho!ler tue
year lots o. pork anu lard were worry freely Of
| tcred late ~ tho SESSION. tue sollors being on
coufaged ny cue lloe!at focopta OF hoGa TO De-
]lovo thai tAore VIII 20 no trouble IN So
curing tull supply az THO begn'
ming OF tho; coming +, packing season.
The market closed at tho following range
Of prices: MeEs pork, cash, or seller sopten,-
oor, SM.pe1M.2o; 10, seller M October, ga; ;26
asEoa; 40, seller tho yeSr, ele. .logl8:l3t9; 10,
Lard, casa Or ao!ler September. $14 7}1@l5.oo !
70. soller octohnr, SlA.16eDl3.87t4; DO, solle1
tho year, Sll :Go@ll.75; do, seller January and
Fehfnary, sil,6o@ll.G6i summer lard, l31G@
l4c. swoot-ptcEied hama, l2}9DlSo Tor l5.lo aver
ago. ifosh cuieu others ooHnnAlAt loG1llo; dry
aa!icd mohts; loose. a. 9sseae94o fnr shoulders
easa M ta and ao1loe ,nopsoinnoE; laWlazo Tor aAor