, 1875-05-17

Tbs leading proluce markets wcsu actira Gu Bitur-
d1y and retsttycty steady with little Eettsr rrvsrect
Of moving out tho grain herc though not much WAS
actually doue In that direction. It reported that
Milwaukee had engaged alt The frelghttoom in that
harbor and MAS seeking sessefs in 0hioagc. which
strengthened fraahts trlde, anu Indicated tho open.
Ing Of = market for part Of our aecatuulAtto1t.
1obbars Of dry goods report steadily fair local and
Interior ntnant Tor Rtapo aud scaspnabe fabrics, with
no special activity in any department. rs!nts, Ileacl-
cl md brown cottonR, anil some etller llnes hhow
lack of Ateaneas aui costatn brands Of Tho former
bare been retuced Ec. Tia grocery market roiains
1 GteA1y toas for foe Tins pant chsracterzing It.
Sugars, srrs. mo1anscs rico soaps, and bpcrs we're
le 1t fnll rrces. Tho butter trade teRa active
ani Tho feeling among holders was rather r1ser, IN
anticipation Of Increased rece!pss Chctes WAS non1-
naily unchanged, new seng At i l3s, and Primo old
at l69i7c. There waA only light cali for fuel, and
prices Of both coh and wood unsettled. Oils wero
unchanged Ia yalues. though lard oil caer. Tho
demand fer aah, dried fruits, And CANNED Eaotls
was reasonably actirs, and former quotations.
Verb very generally sustained. Leathnr ana
haRgf1R remain dull, is previously quoted.
Lumber was In fair rotAl demand md to1erahY
steady, except common green stun, which was sonie-
times sold OF tbs docks 1t lover prices than those
quoted. The offerings st the docks wtre liberal aud
shs market rather quiet bu steady. Iron, hardware
snd nails wera in oderata demand at recent rates.
Droom-corn remains ants: but u stea.i1iy,
and by some firmly, held Hides wers dull snt wsat.
This oeed trajs wAs generally neglected by boh buyers
aud sellers few small orders wero llcd u former
prices. rotAtoss wete weaker, tndtr fair offerings,
sud tight emsnd, and I'll It chts1Y t'r ph2 ,uta
retailers wers for ths most p,rt abnutlansy sup.
piled. Poultry weak, whtle eggs active and
h1mcs.
OTHER sTA7tsr1cs.
The New Tork Produce E4eaangs Htskly gives tho
following.
.sThsfn wAto harFrsted In Fraura in 1Tt scrnrltnr
10 the 0oserutnsnt ssasEiE, O lecolitres af
wheat, and tho averaRs knanat consumption for ali
purposes IA so1,b, ,4H1 h"c.nreE: then Trance had
SURPLUS Of whnAt from ths crop Of 1874 over consmp
l.a,9j7t7s In. Eren II the whc.t ,1op OF 13.4 was
sl4l 10 the crop Of 1874, 1la,7sl,fst heeto1trts, With
tbs consumption 00e7'4o3 bectollises, shers would
II. /. quits Fensrsly eoaosdsd hit ths crop ' oi
whe4t grown tn France In 1s+ aggregated 1l5
he,to4cs, aud II 6)oe heeto1ltEcx 10 allowed for
lag pur]0ss-, sud 40u, u for iu1usEisl purposes.
Tiers would bs rcnaintng surplus Of 1000 Oh hse-
iolltrcs aud II tbs crop i24 600 900 hsetutr-..
Tor ali purpo.es Of s2,au,t0 hsetol.srss.
The aseraRe export Of nnssia for nlae Years WIS
bo bu nf wheat II has beea stated that tLore
ta lsi4 which Will sirs Al arerssd surplus Of 81, ,oo.-
0o0 bu fer export.
"Mungary bad .n under svrs.ge wheat crop In 1878,
10 " ou surplus for export In tic latter yssr
"1talyt Portugal aud Spain Will probably Aaso 10 im-
port wheat 70 Hoerats sktons In 1s14-7s to aupple
lnent their nwa ho,ne product OF wheat
"Gernany had about full sTcra1s wheat crop in
1871, vol II AnblT4a.
"swtserlsnd il always an importer Of wheat, which
wheat through The port OF Maraeliles.
to suppcmen. her own crop to eIsent ranging from
Tha vsuts Of tbs United Ktuglon will BE- app7o4t.
mataly lnl!cated by tbs following statement: