, 1873-11-22
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Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city con-
sumption u, ,029 bu whoat; 4,255 bu corn 4,S74
bu oats; 1874 bu rye; o,9sl bu barloy.
Tho following grim has boan inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock; 121 cars
wheat, A8 cars corn, II cars oats, G cars ryo, 10
cars bnrloy. Total 204 cars, or 1000 bu.
Tho loading produce markets were again
stronger to-dny, though grain was loss active.
Tho Cuban war cloud seemed to bo little larg-
or this morning, tho alviceH from Liverpool In
dicatod groater strength in produce In Europe,
New York WAS corrospondingly firm, the pro-
MUM on gold was higher, and tho stoppago in
tho Eric Canal was a stubborn fact Which not
all the ico-cuttors at command havo yot suc-
ceodod in removing. Tho weather hero WIS
mildor our receipts Of grain again very small,
and money generally reported shade
| easior; all Of which things tended to
IN upward movement in tho scale Of
prices. Tho receipts Of hogs only continue
largo, and they come in on q Bcalo 30 big as to
cause q feeling Of wondor whore tho money can
esee p TO p9y % S5 hsa h s Tee aage essiay eoy
$780, 900 at Wholesale, or an average OF $780,
600 per day for hogs alone, to say nothing OF
other 1.-Two stock and breadstuffs. Still moro
wonderful, tho market actually advanced thell
! swamped st. Louis and milwaukee, both to-
gother. It now looks as If Chicago will puck ut
least /, ,G00,0 600 hogs this wintor.
Opinions arc very much divided upon tho
question Of an inorease in our daily vol1mo OF
grain receipts. The general sontimont seems,
however, to be that thoy cannot long keep down
to tho present point. Which will give a very low
average for this week. In rye and barley thoso
may not DO much of IN augment, II any. and it
looks as II oats would be Slow this wintor, but
pansion, tho only question being, What prices
will tempt these cereals to come forward? Evi-
doutly the farmers are not willing to sell any
moro corn than they can hclp ut present quota
tionH,
Thoro was further Improvement in tho dcmand
for dry goods, and the market FOR donestica ex-
hbited b lirnlor tono. Duyera seem to hayo ar
ised at tho conclusion that pricoa have roached
their lowest point, aud within tho past two or
three days orders have materially Increased:
Prices woro steady aud firm. Tho grocery market
WIS without decided change in itA general fea-
| turoB, though there was rather more activity
| in the different departments, and slightly in
creasod frmnoaB. Butter sold to fair aggregate
and ut 15t922o for common to good. Cheese re-
nains quiet, with littlo or no fuctuation in vnl-
ues. Tho coal marlot WAS again quoted dull
and unscttlod. Wood, pig-iron, leathor, tobaceo,
ohango wns noted in tho Rtuation Of tic oil
market Carbon and lard oils alone wcro active,
all othor descriptions ruling quiet.
Tho retail trade in common lumber, 1ath, and
shingles continues fair, and prices are compara-
lively steady. Tho Wholesale market was again
quiet, only three or four cargoos changing
hands, and at tho eamo prices. There we're no
new features in metals, iron, or nails Trado in
either branch ia light, md prices without notice.
ablo change GoopeFago was rather quiet, except.
particular change was reported in woodenware,
except that there is q slight increase in trado.
Wool was dull, also hops, eoeds, and broom
corn. Buokwheat seed IL very scarce and firm.
domand for hides is improving and tho markos
is quite firm. No change was noted IN gIeon
fruits trade WAS light aud chiefly on local ae
count, Potatoes wero firm. Choice offerings
Of poultry brought full pricea, but tho supply is
composed largely Of ordinary Stock Which if
uighwineB we're moro active, and ilr,n at the
a1vauceo noted yesterday, though Now York was
quoted easier at oic. A total Of 150 brls was re-
ported sold ut 800 per gallon, at which price the
Lake froights wore dull, and entirely nominal
there being very few sait-yosaols offered or want
cd. There was 6ome inquiry for Bteamer-room
agents asking % for corn, aud 100 Tor whcat tx
Buffalo. Only two charters were reported, ont
of which WAS taken last eyoning (at 10y the,
will carry out 55, 600 bu corn.
| Dressed hogs were nominal at $4.50@4.G0 pei
100 lbs for delivery this mouth, and about s4.7t
for january. Street sales we're reported Of I
fow head, mostly at $780,
Provisions werc nctiyo and irregularly stronge
all round under good donlaud from oil classe
Of operators. The reported advance OF Colo
per LOO Tbs in The prices Of live hogs in the fac'
Of worry large receipts seemed to take many y,
SURPRISE aud effected considerable change it
the aspect Of tho market. Wo noted yoaterda.
TINT some packers were buying lard, and thi
feature was moro strongly developed to-day
with demand that extended to other products
! part of aoue who usually conhno themselves tt
tho eolling OF cortain stuff Of their Owl
manufacture, fs scarcely understood. It mi
have resulted from tho anticipation Of Wa
with Spain, but II certainly looks a. II thoy ar
confident tho market has touched bottom, an
that general riGe is OH tho tapis, under grow
| ing foreign demand, It is suggested that til
: hogs are all being rushed to market at once ans
that the supply will not Inst long beyond Christ
mas, owing to tho fact tho stocks Of corn ar
imals are being sont in 40 freely now. Some ia,
mers arc said to believe that they will stan
better chances with thcir corn noxt spring tina
by putting 1t into hogs this winter; II 10, Il,
exporlonco Oh Iormet ye1fe VIII 10 coutraQletee
Tie packers were not FREQ Bellora to-day. Th
market opened up strong, eascd OF little aftt
u o'clock, aud closed UP firm. Tho advance 0
mess pork was 20@25o por brl, with disorlm
nation against the Deccnbor option, ns old por
!, may bo delivered OIL Docember contracts, unlet
otherwise specified. Lurd advanced 15@26o pe
100 lhs tho outside on the moro deferred optionE
and meats woro5s@Ao per ID highor. hemarkt
oloaou at the following range Of pricea: Nor
pork, now, casl, or solor Novomber. S12.10e
121a>5; do seller december, oo@12.o5
seller January, sl2.60@12.55; aol!or fobruar.
o1tra primo do. $0.25GDo,50. Lard cash or sellt
November, s7.25@7.95; do, seller Docombo
s7.s5@7.40; do, aoller january, 57.60@7. .621
, do, sollor February, s7.75@7.85. Green han m
Green Shoulders AZ 3Xo; rough sides, 511su
: do short ribs or long clear, exc
/ do Allort clear, $40; meats 10@l
: days in salt, 41G@4Ho for shoulders, I