, 1874-07-10
1874. | le7o'


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Withdrawn from ntoro yesterday for city con-
sumption, 707 bu wheat; 805 bu corn; a,7o2
bu oats; a66 bu rye.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 187 cars
whoat; ae1 cars corn; 8,000 bu high mixed
do and q, 800 bu No do by canal; II cars oats;
car ryo. Total (G1t oars), 100000 hu, In
spootod out: Go,740 bu wheat; 283,971 hu
corn 3o,204 bu oatB; 853 bn rye 4s0 bu bar
10y.
Tho tologramn received last evening from q
number Of points In tho Northwestern atatea
show that the rainfall Of Tuesday night was
| moro general than reported on Change yostor-
day. Tie view of the situation gtvea IN the
commercial column WIS that obtained By con-
| versation with some receivers, who bad tolc-
grams from their friends In tho country. Still
tho rain was not general; but 1t appears
| that nl!uoss waa more bleaaod than her
aIster Btates. The weather Of last night
may, however, hayo supplied tho deficiency, in
part, and 1t III not impossible that ustoad Of too
little rain, uomo 6octipuB will inve too much oi
it, Tho Indications now arc that tho crops OF
the whole country will be much larger than tho
recent average, though thnro may be a wider in
equality than usual in tho yield Of different SOC
Some VII aSo1 aSveres s from atars gsnss4o 4r
drounht, while tAoro may be an oxcess Of molst-
ure in piaces.. But tho general average bids fair
to be very aattHfacsory*
Tho loath OF Mr. Z. j. Bronson, fato Of the
firm OF Walkor, bronson i TO-, one Of tho
Oldest mombors Of the Board Of Trado was ata-
ponneea on Change to.dny, aud appropriate rea-
olutionH adopted.
city from Southern Kansas oame to hnna today.
It ia winter wheat, and rather small in the borry.
but weighs % lbs TO tho measured buakel,
Tho questions were asked to-day, what has be,
Also, whero 10 tho paper signed BY 80 many
at fore that hourY Y Several Of tho msn who signed
that document are now amomg the most actiyo
bufore 10 o'clock, and othors, who want to trade,
but have coneoiontious scEuples agaiuat doing 90
while pledged otherwise, haye sought IN vain
for tho paper, that thoy might erase their sigma
doubted SUCCESS. Perhaps 1t ,has gone to the
Dead-Lattr olioo, In whia1a oaae it would bo cruo
i | to reaurract IT,
new wheat as regular under tho recent ruling Of ths
Board Of Railroad and Warehouse Commission.
7 ors. The rules Of tue Board of Trade are no
d ut ali affected by such decision. They provide
4 iiyered On ooptracss for No 2, where there is nj
b specification to tho contrary. :,
i Froighta by steam on tho lakes, and by rat
II from Lower Lake ports, to New York, aroilFmof
, Carriers aHlsod 6o955o por brl on flour to-tay
n which is 10@16o per brl advance.
- The leallug produce markets wore rathor elov
a to-day. and most Of tlom wore weak. under
% general iudiBposition to take hold. The report!
10 of D widespread relntal undoubtedly had 1nuci
~ h do with this fapluK eSpecialty NH there Nert
y Indications Of a clearing on after the pluyla
T. visitation which has added untold wealth to tht
,. Northwest. The shipping movement was tame
Is but the receipts woro not excessive, honce ther
l. waB not much pressure Of cash property Of
Ra OPTIONS.
w Tie demand for dry goods was Mp to al
9, reasonable expectations, and tho feeling among
o tho johhiug trade was again one Of cheorful con
most departments, and fully 1ao pricos were boln
= realized all around. CoEeas still tend upware
Z Butter mot with botsor demand, and roalil
q commanded the prices prevailing earlicr III til
+ week. Cheese was quiet aud ecarool
30 firm, Bagging was moving o
a liberal scale, at unchanged prlcos. No no,
foaturoB we're noted fn connection with the con
wood, pig-iron, and leather markota. Oils me-
with i good inquiry. aud, with tho exception
X fully maintained.
! Lumber was in moderate demand, and stosa,
DuiIdipg materiale were rnsaer tuies, Uart
ware and nails wore steady and In fuolerate II
g | for f several woe woots '9 past. rs t. No 10 immoaiat
,k change III anticipated, though the feeling
little stronger ut pttsIurg. Wool ss
stondy and moderately active. Tlio inquiry frol
II, the East is light, compared to what it lan boo.
IN owing to tho fact TINT tho receipts at tho primo
,,< pal Eastern matkatB haye boon quito Iibcral {
~ fato and nnnnfaotnro1a are nhlo to annnjv tim
j. selves nearer home, Broon,-corn waa atcad,