, 1875-09-19

Aaoat On the New York canals, 100000 bu Wheat,
1,4co, ,oou bu corn, 1,o33, 900 bu oats.
The leading produce markets were active on Satur-
day, and brcadstus very weak the feeling being
almost panicky At times, sellers were very numer-
ous many Of them anticipating still further break.
Coming On the heals OF previous weakness, the move
ment was marked by the calling Of many margins,
especially in wheat and corn, and considerable amounts
Of money were posted though in the majority OF
cases the longs seemed disposed to setle their deals
at present losses. The shipping movement was slow,
the trading being chiefly speculative
The domestic drY-goods market presented no fea-
turcs essentially different from those prevalent Tor
several days previous. The recent cool weather has
given impetus to the distribution Of fall and winter
fabrcs, and the aggregate Of the past weeks aalea
large and fully up to the expectation OF the trade.
Values remain steady and firm. There WAS fairly
satisfactory movement in staple and fancy groco-
ries at generally steady prices. The exceptions
were sugars, which were firm ut an 20
advance, and rice, which was quoted "oh 4 nc.
The increased strength In sugars In consequence
Of reports from New York to the effect that stocks
there are held of the markat in anticipation Of ad
vance. Tha quotatons OF rice were cut down 1c-
CoIees strong, and srups olaasoa, teas, spices,
md soaps were also held firmly. Butter in active
local and shipping demand, and was held at fully
former quotations Cheese remains quiet and un-
changed. The fish trade Was only moderately active.
Prices renaln rs before In the dried fruit narket
the situation much the same "a on the earlier days
Of the week, quiet pcrvading Ill departments. Bag
ging coal, wood, leather. and paints were quoted
quiet and nominally unchanged. The oil market was
n1m for carbon, turpsutne, and whale, tho former
being held shade higher.
The cattle market was weak and unsettled under the
too liberal offerings. As compared with Thursdays
quotations sa1es indicated decline Of 15925c. In
ferior to extra natives saable 1t $50@65o and
Texans At 81. Tina receipts were about 100
head. Hogs were steady ut Fridays closing prices
The light supply-3,500 head-waa principally taken
by Shippers at $50@95o for common to extra. Sheep
were duh at $3.so@5:25 for poor to extra The re-
ceipts for tho week 1890 cattle; g 100 hogs
and 6,s13 sheep. For the corresponding week Last
year they we're 157 76l cattle Gd619 hogs, and 4,3o3
sheep, Lake freights were dull and unchanged. At
axe for wheat 70 Buffalo. HghWines were active and
firm at fills per gallon.
Lumber was active at the yards and docka- Prices
were unchanged. The demand for ateel and iron Is
very fair and the general market IL ssead1u than for
some time past owing TO the scarcity and consequent
drmness Of pig-iron. The wool market re-
mains quiet. Coarse woods are moving out on
or1e.z, but hne heeces are dull Broom-corn
Is in fair request aud steady at present quotations.
Hops sold moderate extent At the recently reduced
Prices. The receipts during the present weak ex
pected to be large and prices bid fair to rule low dur
Ing goodpart OF the year. unless foreign demand
should spring up, the domestic crop is very large
one and has been secured In good condition. Tim
othy hay was arm Saturday, wing in demand for anip
ment aud scarce. while prairie easy under larger
offerings which caused sellers to hold OF for conces-
91ous. 8eeds were quiet, except timothy, which was
only fairly active and weak except the higher r ades
Green fruits generally sold to fair extent, and
varieties higher, owing to light oerings- Vegs-
table dull in fact almost unsalable the street,
sveet pottoea being about the only kind ths Atracsed