, 1875-05-06

tobacco. lbs.........,.......,.., lbs a3i.pt3 iJ.1io
The proposition 10 mnko regular for nrery Oh con.
tracts all gFuin tusreced new No, aftur tbs pas
aags of tl,r rue, was pakscd upon yeaesdny by tho
Board Of Trado iii tho good old-f.shoned way, which
mover yot setsleia question satisfactorily. unless by
accident. Alter thrsu viva voce votes had been akeu
A. HI. Wright, H. @. Nanucy, aud othoss,
protested agalust tho whole thing ~
beIna illegal, tho new rnles providing TINT
changes can only be mads by the Board of Di.
rectors, thsE decs!on being ratified by ballot OF tho
full Doafd. Tie question then ia!d over for odo
week, Wien 1t win 10 bslqtelu pon. 1t was strongly
intiniatcd that tbs question would not haro besn ei-
ter1aine1 1t vi yesterday wcsn II thss ccrtsn ot.-
down.
THE WHEAT rRosrkcr,
oght to y growing, i sslil topic u sbsosbioR 1.
icrtat OH Change, and vi over ths country IL regard
.s s T. oss Ell kH viii Sli St Ar
fur,er President Of uur Board of Trss iust a1rved
trou' That sats ..,s that cvrn Il y slou rain there
Il ~! not ose1 half crop. And II,
veal improved Ii: prospects, 20 th.t IT, crop III III
Probably 10 Llf or iWothtrls Of thu crop II si The
prospects in tas elu.,es Of H!atcs are also reported
POOR. A gentleman fFom indianapolis reports tLst al
asounI sls f4rmcsa hol.ug l4eE tlslr wheat
.na VIII part Win bu1htl ii i. 80 lA.t lhs ntils
ils ssYc!st orders received hers yeaordsy for
Hatcu oluAoaEllT fftana 0h3 HlAtDr wheat II u Rpu
reported that the farncrs III lows R,sd AInpeaoA are
uo!A!tK back ther siru4 wheat, our receipts now be
IVY ehtly of wheat sold during Tho winter 10 arslva III
nay. tsfe eunl!tlon Of strength which IL opposed
~ tnS osaeF aida ty almost continuous wrskistx iu
neW totk and ils~epoul.-thst weakness being par.
oasea UPON thg fact Of large stocks in CGlnaco
% A3 Le eHnaton In rcgark 10 lslcss seems to bs al
sAsf o. hoasn2 W. Jlow na,,tl. OF sd14n.ago vi
W AAhso " lFsmteIt hulu2 Tor h!g4es pr1ces eau
crop. " ' "SAs
Uns fact II tiga!hcanti In this eounsc,ton. A r,-,o
OF wheat was toas4 here yos!urday to rroce5 IN ~
lt1o, IN kdui1oh 10 tue numerous cat-uALv nrsf.rsa
foF alderent points III oh,o aud luuIau4 ''~
TIE NARKxT4.
Ths leading produce narke4 were ypfy ste,.1Y x.s.
tsrlly, hut r4thut sl0w, t4o ttaduu beiuu rbj.nv
!ora Very little wss dona in the WY Ut ,LImsMt Z,
tue HeahUltd the lot tFAe fur interior ints iim
ills usly osc showing real vitality. Tta laks-iraiuhf
teartInont was very 1:1ll, almost 10 ifeIosanta4
iuo DRY xoulA trade w4s ltle slack, tbs lssEepsd
xcttttty being attributable 10 thu preva!puco Of hi.
K4oEable Veshcr. Tuu of tbs market x4s steady
iheru Nas fair activity in few OF ths lead.uR ktara
gFoccsae1t but the geArral market La kul III ac-
&!Sty. NO E!Ee changes were Aoted, cuuees. 4lgyfk
tlsul aeas soaps, uAa rico ruling urr willie Sher
| aft!tics weso shout steady. Hustcs raluRIns arm.
tnsr liNnt supply and {uod drusnl. Tbs cL4 cas
Iaae vas !lsctEyc. Coal aul wood et with ,noIrr-
40 dtththd, ut fuF1ucr quotations. Leather was dull
Aha nouansliy unchanged. TheEe was but ltJa paII
l9f btsaiiiR 4A1 VaItrA underwent no sp,1rp:Iubls
change. Otls wess quiet Mt Tue.llYs guossona Tha
ash, canns4 soo!s apd dr!td fruit msrkut vera nom
1 luAlJ uurlAagsa. "'A'-
Aauh*s Wa taors quiet yesterday. III consequence