, 1875-09-16

examined proved to he short weight. having iren
rtrheftl I'll New York, Anrl considerable rtrrAtt nn
of 1t was rusty, owing 10 hAA storage. nll cf which
lends 10 hhuw tho why rnsk IL oftrn quoted
lower ID New York than III Chicago. II
| also throws enmc light III Tho rra'hn why
this city IA rrcf rl ID That by buyers f'r c"ss,ilnr"
flnn People who ty hrrc grnerlfty know wlat they
get. hath III quality anil n.nty. aid eau have thH
fAisfAc,an nf nn fnHrcin Il! tsptEts, II fsettrc Al
rrasonate rzr, which Ia nut pessit!c tn Nr~ fusf.
It Il not Init sua In thst tile S''s York Hsl ec,n-
| yards will tpu1, Lr things ri the pat
There ia. M ls,lc f.,tcnent 'ChauRe yesterday
over Tue rrpr that thr sock nf pork l its cY
Is only 1a,,iI ss. The difference between tho 70
ccr,p nna Ar,urnts s!nes the !ast ttoet-takinH 10
about 7s,A1 hrls. which, s'iproatng that not singlo
hr hrs h.tn made al intrri would oaye between
lHpr and 9.'00 Iris. Several sucsses w1re made t"
ntnuut Tor the Discrepancy. Ono sasmsse 10 thu
effect tist rather large shipment nlAdt
The st. Paul Railroad. whhh not reported At all.
Another WAs that the te:urDu made by cerlain holders
cannot Re DEF ended upon: and still another was n
TIN ti!cct that ths railroad returns t>nxea"
has too often e' this Among II ali the tnenl-
bera Of the D:r II Trade fist coming tn tho
~lutfon That there IA no truth III the lid story. ng-
urts will mol lie.r
The 1es1na produce Insrksis wprs rather lrrrg.ar
ytstcrsy. the feeling heinQ quite uncertain, thuENh
prices generally ,culeA upxArd ia hc carly part of
aessIoi. Tho weather cloudy, aud r,tbts threas
cung. and nn cGost OF thu rart of carriers ty lake u
advance freight rates tended ia hinder tho aAtVplng
movement. ,hiprrs resolntefy rcfnted to cnnrcde
advance At tic few chartcrs fnnde wcrn all st In
milo hgusrs
fairly satisfactory volume ur business was accoEn'
liIshtd ly Jobtrrr Of dry guet In addition to tho
libera! purchases Ut country neschsnts. ulo iu
nurerou. attendance. thorn fsen distribution 10
local rcallefl, who appoas to ue doing thriving bss
ncaa. The c1uIzt OF prices u,lthlngcd. There
nfnHannTA4 c n nu1y1 n fhat fFH Df
the grocery mssket. The ttarlc articles, With lhe
single r1ctten Of cofYaes wrro In COED demand, sn
reasonable an,uatt Ut orders FIR tt.le goods wert
ato Placed Prices etsT tor rco aud rofrcc1 anl
comparatively steady for nthnr lines. Tuo sh market
wsa unchanged. Dried fruits resnatn quiet, with
prices OF u14uy descriptions s4bWi1ly lack Of scad
utss. Butter remains firm under active demand.
chceao ls'qet and cary. Cnai. wood. leather, anil
b1fgtng wera unchanged. An advance If W iu carbon
wis tho only change in tic prices uf ols
Tho offerings At The lumber docks jHht yester-
day, hence litlo was done in carsota At the yards
good business reposed at the ruling prices. Some
tnies those for common lumber shaded i0o Per M
but slo.O0 Is usually considered the market price.
Drugs aud chemicals In fair demand and sEcaLy
Wool tomsins quiet. Prices for brootn-corn Are
lIced. aoms dealers are anxious 10 close ou; heIf
old STOCK In order 10 make for ucw, which to
now nrrsing though not vtry freely, IS growers ara
unwilling TO part with II Il tho prices offered. Serds
HEEe *ftW "AA luz AtHlhHu 1QT Icy cfGAlQHcH
good And tho offerings yesterday Inadequate,
pecls1ly Of Timothy, which wanted Tor shplnon
uoEs sold Qntst{ 81 recent pricre. Poultry s,uady
under good local demand, aht Eggs stronger
Green fruits a1ow. though generally held At oil
hgnses, ~ Feaches which have had tbs preference
~sin rousalmGrn htey. neatly out nf market !;
heuce II thought that other fruits would sell more
readily.
IrsfHEn.
rAest1tA RI 1uNtAr thn nraaAYf As4er% hnva
nearly caught up with snofe Of last year. Al limo
thr tecsptH Co. ooso 400 behind but uriug
The past few wtefs Manufacturers have been rnahiug
1n the lumber which they held during the fur
thu fall trade. until. sspt. II, tha receipts
wero slost only about 427,0u1 II, be!ng
tAsn s5A64G,o0U # against 75j,373,O0o # for
tic corresponding period 10 1874. Tn Aug. q the
receipts here behind nearly s0,up00oa II, und
since that date to Sept II hey amounted to 12o cG0
1t. or over 1000 00J per week. Enough lumber has
coue nto this port tbs paat tlreo wsets to almost
simply St. Lonis cntrp 5csr. aud milwaukee, for
lkN dozcu yearz. LET the C4tcsgp market hAs tten
merely overloaded, and IL getuug out fsoiu under
the load This IN the Cause OF Tho decline aud dali
Of cargo lumber in tue midst Of tho fail trata
when the yards ara doing nrgs buhlnea.. The luna-
bcr men attending tho Conyautnn hsro good opppr-
unity 10 ses the efectA Of oyerroducsion. What
thsJ going 10 do shout 1s7 1hss resolution to re-
ducs ths Manufacture, and thcn 60 homo and Try,
e1ch ons to Quito his usghbor7
THK WHEAT rnoHpEcT.
The London (Eng.) telegraph ri Sert. publishes
= largo hanlber OF ctoI+dlspatnht4 from linettnt
parts Of the Uni.d Kingdom, Anl coaclud%s ~ fol-
lows:
Tho yta1i OF grain. taken I'll roud must turn ous
very much better thAn could mare teen expected few
weeks back, and decidedly Iargar III bulk xnd ereu
AMER In quality thsn carAln net e1acty dIk!ntersstel
caletistuts hsve bren prtdctinR. In saying this
do not a2sar that the what harysst Of t9ij Iii tlese
ja1hrtu nbvhQu Hka lin fill cf
Lat year. II will douht, threaa out cousideE4t5
below H. and the quality uf ths barry ln many
counties cannot but show tokens Ut Tho heavy snl
continued dauXo Of July. But Va belers tuAt very
exaggerated hgres h1yH beeO Ttn Of tha al1onnt BY
~hlh tho broad crop In ihese islands Will sink below
not surprise us TO s1Fn eventually llAs sho 01D
Of HuArlota reoph&a latcent tnAy have beau
lutcd to 1.O,00. Fr7nca EurrsnueR seuts III grsiu
AMI sonaetimea ootnpcteA With N tn importing. This
year ahe has RAPED > splendid harvest n thirteen do
pAstments, tns In tweuty.s1, lsr ons In twen
much cuEn therefore, from &bFosl, and, though Tho
Ansrirau crop ID not what last seAAoa, Il il s
largo, and supply all va BhEu need. In Aus1Is.
to0 thero ya4t stdfes OF gratn which the Inn prica
of lat autumn Kept kaked up In Tho GrAnAFiee tha
hteAlstuns ought not 10 be dear this vnter hut the
contrary. Tho foreign corn Conner In 10 anyhow
but tIe cheaptl IT c1ursa the hettar. How iiutsnsa
tbs tEa1B u ~ gathered frunl tho Selurna VI the
past two ysaka: n Id3T4 wn Iafd EA, VII. LOO for
t,50 90 tons Of corn al at kinds; in ls7aT5 dis
bussed CO., tor th0,ooo ions; 20 that IN the
g 3e.F tbs Larger supply cost e. ooo d0 le than tbs
et hams sayed al this nloney.
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