, 1875-08-05

htnHH IN Irregular one, though str0nG.
There wa uo Visible change In any Of the feAtnrra
Of The dry Ebo1a market. Qn!ct observable in al
departments, and vanrs ssnln rl.lel steady. Tho
Erocery market waa not RrrsislJ arsIvo, thniah tho
aggregate Of s1es large could be expected At
THIS staRe Of tho te,ron, when quiet Invariably pro-
Fa!ia C1lreH. hupsf4. ttrc tras+ S'rups and rnoae
other Anef, displayed reaaonAhls dngEse Of 1rmncss.
nulter cnnlinnee nctsc anil under lnAdequaea GnI-
plIe, ron,ans exceedingly hsn Cheese quotnd
Vsel, with flrss ranging "A bcforo. The dried fruit
market presented tho general chatactasstics
tho preceding days Of tho wcpk. Fish wore fairly
active, with rFtrea of nll kinda s1cept col ruling r
Tho demand for grain hhRs showA SHADY Improve.
mens. anil prices working very firm. Cttat and
wood roro quiet. Oils were unchanged In vAucR,
though earl,an was weak with downward tendenry,
Lumber wAs moderately acvc scstcr.lAy and steady.
Tbs rain lntcrfcscd With business II tho yaria, nnd
thern WIS not much on offer at tho sale locks, THO
demand for drnga continues light, and prscas aro
lower for opium ad H< preparations and cirto acid.
The wool market tsn,Rns qnlct; small orders fur
medium voos arc received daily and placed At tho
current quotations., who Hue Aececs ARC very dnlt.
Tho trade iii brhom-corn aaatn light, bnt prices
werc unaltered, beius strong II anything, IN cnnac-
Qacneo Of continued heavy raiua In the producing
1a'ricts. Hccfs were dull and scnrcely fnentnnct,
except Timothy an1 clover, which sol in small why.
a~ werc dull, Old hay ia nearly ou Of uio market,
st It Il yet carly for pressed new hence herc IL Ne
10 10 1t present. Vegetables wero dull nnd weak.
ureen fTue Herc also auw ycRttrds{. though the Of
fsrinRs xcre Imise. except uf biteprttrA, apples,
and l~achcA. Poultry was in request aud firm, aud
eggs werc stronger.
wool
~ maHet 'Fo"nh 7oh'' OF Ne* aofk' Hsta "a FOLLOWS
Throughout July tho arfivala of the domestic clip
were larHe, aud sllrre has beei accumulation ut
asock much exceeding to saIs. Tho general feeling
pront, however sulall, II obtalnntis, holders arc
nnkloua " avail themselves OF tho opportunity
ssc ss a s fsas" .nsT se
decline of tol0 rer cent throughout almoat the
ti.C IT.
q large portion of lhs vooeu lnaehinery wLel', u
many yeara aud tho mills which have s1Inrei,dci nIpf
ations bring a n'snJ caacs those wo arc knnwn to 10
eem'',,g e,' sha most s"y concerns. ts fae. IN iset
enough " satisfy tho noa sanEulnc wool oieratorthat
his hopcs of higher range Of prizes during the ne1t
Ec It almost needless ~ -, that until t1oro In
spitiscd demand developed IN iae wooun-gooiA mar
IT. WA rrvspes. I'll. Of .tn sc,ssy Gens we'll s,s
III TIT sAT material.
o.ov,s,o,e
HOd fRoDucf5-Wero stronger. but with only
moderate bi,slucss doing, except iu pork Hogs were
hr"rf, te'ps on'y IN moderate supply, and Liverpool
~as A'Fongtt On posk and meats whlle Now York va
higher on lard This induced fair aOnnnd hcss for
the speculative articles, ch!sly for September ,te-
nEssg srs .sas 'a' Light inquiry 'oF cash LOTS
Mess Ponk-was moderately active, md advanced
$50 per 100 lbs. There was, howuver, lttla demand
for cash lots. The ah'ppna movement h.a oeen quito
nn 's ts 0 here s' .ea
C,u IL nv i'm cn.t of n,y1ng tha nro,,o-sv a.i,e,
s.,ta.,,:.- o,,anos ~ ~, ~ o., oenos
rertn -, II HI. e A ~ ~ ~, aaEs "n.e
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