, 1877-12-09
The following were the exports from New York
for the TeeE nn;7ine az Aataa.

Is $;si$ ss ;$ 81;
Sept. 25 Liverpool teIeeraphcd about the sam
| quotation as now for wheat for prompt shipment
Then through freights to New York were abou
l3c per bu. now 2ic; aud wheat in this n,arke
mas advanced &c. Query: Was 1t cheap then, O.
fsit dear uow?
The new route to Europe via New Orleans bid
lair to attrncta good deal Of corn that would other
wise come to Chicago.
lie case OF Lyon, Lester s Co. against Under
Mooa q Co.. arising out Of the November corn
oeal' has been adjusted by the Board OF Trade
Committee. The figure agreed upon was 4Sc, and
the penalty Of s. per cent, making nearly 5o1zc
per .bu. The market for November closed at
ooe. The case involves the settlement OF 600, COO
bu from different parties 10 the long firm named
above.
Some members of the Board Of Trade arc asking
how it is that one business man can swear that
corn Is worth 48c to ship while another Gun swear
that the same corn On the same day is worth on1y
4oc to SHIP.
| Tho contest between Mcssss. Lyon and Blair
over the deal bids fair to enlist moro attention
than the question who is to be the next President
OF the Board OF Trade. Somebody suggests that
tnese TWO gentlemen be put up BY their friends as
| rival candidates.
The leading produce markets we're generally
~~">>-1t
the last day Of the week. Provisions were in much
better demand, though hogs were In rather large
supply, While wheat and corn were on the upward
turn, rs consequence Of small receipts in the
present and in prospect which Induced tho sending
IN OF good many buying orders, in addition to the
usuai local trade The weather was cool, and felt
something as If another stor1n were brewing.
Joobers OF ry-goods reported fair business In
progress and steady range of prices Orders by
mail liberal f,r the tn,an nj
continuance of the favorable weather q vell-sus-
ta1ncd demand throughout December is confidently
looked 1or Staple productions Of both cotton anu
wool are firmly held. There was good demand
for staple and fancy groceries, aud for most lines
the market maintained fairly steady tonc
Cohees, teas, and rice were strong.
Sugars were 3sc higher. Nolassca and srups |
were not specially firm, though neither was
appreciab]y lower. In the butter market there Was
little that is new. There was q light loca! and |
shlpp1nS demand at the prices current for num-
Der or days previous. Cheese remained dull aud |
unsettled. A fair call for foreign dried fruits was
noted at about steady prices. Domcstics received
but little attention. Prices OF bagging, leather,
tobacco, COAL and wood remained us before. Oils
were quoted quiet and generally steady
Hogs were active and shade easier, with light
weights selling at s.. 20G4. 25, and packers at
81. 20Sz4.4 Extra sold at 81. 459+. so. Total
receipts for the week, POI, 800. Cattle were dull
mud unchanged at 81. 50@5. co for common to
Choice. There was light demand for sheep at
y. .7514. 25.
The lumber market was steady. the demand bo-
ng good for the season. and promises to be mnch !
better Us soon Us the country roads get hard and
'mooth. The receipts by lake have almost ceased. |
The wool market was steady and moderately |
cf1Te. Hay WIS unchanged. Broom-corn was |
gain quoted strong under good demand !
Nth tile stock in the West chiefly |
n local hands. The seed market was |
uiet and steady. Hides were in good demand ! !
the recent decline Tho receipts are larger. but
he stocks are light, and the order trade is large
Hongh to prevent accumulation. The offerings Of
duitry were heavy and, although the local de- ]
'and was good, the market was weak, and closed | :
lth rather large quantity OF stock unsold. Po- e
ttoes sold in rets1l Way from store but there wcs
0 demand for round lots y
Rail fteights were steady. Rates on grain and :,
her fourth-class now 40c to New York, SIC 4
altimoza, 3sc 10 Philadelphia, 45c to Boston and
her New England points, and 35c to Montreal il
Jose meats were quoted at 10c and boxed meats +,
&c per 100 lbs higher than grain, v
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY. u
Dec. 8~-Receipts-Flour. 10, 3s4 br1s; wheat 8;
, $50 bu; corn, 81, t76 bu oats, 28 aa2 bu; corn
'al, l. 0o1 pkgs; rye, ], O04 bu; barley. q, ,O)O
:; malt 4,25o bu; pork, 53+ pkgs; beef. 1,325
gs; lard, 167 pSgs; cut meats, I, 572 pkss;
lisky, 4SS br1s.
1xports~Nheat, 139 597 bu; corn, IS, GG3 bu. 7
GOODS RECEIVED IT,
Chicago Customs Dec 1877: John Y. Far No
II = Co., 4 cases dry goods; The Adams s. West gu gu
Q Manufacturing Company, ITO boxes Of tin 1'u
te; A. booth. $50 boxes tin plates. Amount :
|ected, 81, 32O. -. a.