, 1874-12-14

T|lc exports from Now York during the past
week include u .60o b,ls flour 47S.000 bu wheat
anl 17o.s55 bu corn; Which is lnrge incroaso III
Tho rctnrna Of og-paciinE to date in this
city aro 7G1,755 hoad asaiust 7o5l97 for tin
sa,ne limo year ago. Tho Cincinnati PRICE
Current haH returns from thirty-liyo country
psi ped to da.e, aatsE @ Jul j for ri asi year @
Tho aecroaBo in Weight averages ll,s This is
probably very mich less OF n decronso tim tho
fact, as many Of these points aro ncnr Cincin-
tatl in gooa district. Kansas City la sail to
show MI Rvaraae decrease OF 80 lbs per hog and
most Of the hogs tllat como from tho GrNsshop-
por reginns sllow Tho result Of poor foetlng III
very light woight. The Price- Current esiimntes
the total pacs'ng Of tho West to dato at 2,s1o,-
QUO hogs.
Tlo stock OF pork III this city is reported to bo
90.OUU brls.
Tho lcatling produce markets wcro rather slow
To-day. with un eAsior feeling in hogs md hog
products, wheat, AMI barley. antl 4 iirn,or tous
IN most other departments. The receipts colt
tinno moderate Tor tho season. being roally
a,ia!l for lino weather, but GRO fully equal to tho
demand, which is light nli round. Thore was
ycry litt!o inl,1iry to-day for unythng for ship
1nont.
Dry goods wcro moving witl1 aomc freedom,
a,lu wcro steady in prize. Local retaslorg, wko
of late l,nvo bnen uoin;. n satisfactorily actiYo
bisness, wore liberal puIchn~cGp, mud tho
smount of orders received from tho l.itoror was
nar@et presented fair deyrna Of activity hokll
in tho staple aud fancy seots departments, and
lho tono Of tin marriott waa stoady mud
firm. No quotablo ohangcs Hore not
mud WIS again quoted easy. Chcoso romains
steady and Iirni ut li611do for prime fnctory. In
tho .lrctl-fruit market the changes wcro not i'm
rortaut. Neatly nlt imported varieties wore i'll
Retiyo demand, whio tho movement in domes-
tics was again Imported Blnok. All varieties nro
firm. Cannetl goods ato receiving moro attcu-
ton than heretofore, but tho market still 1ccks
tat dssrce of activity tint usually c!lnraeterlzos
it at flls stage OF the Boason Fish iolnain dull.
In tho coal, wood, rig-run, and leather markets
demand at about prav!ous quotations. An east.
CT feeling in lnrd oil wRs appnron., but other
lines were held at fully, former rates. -.
Lumber waB quiet and steady. Tho aggrogato Of
Eales iB not henyy, though for DoeDbcr probably
euue to expectations. Tho iron, metal, a1,;l nail
1!ur,;eta were unchanged III tl1eirgonera features.
ltada il, olthcr was up to tlle average. Broom
corn il firm under n continued good demand.
liast With, Il fow days. which have caused SOIL
orB to atitrcn prices for common antl medium
grades YhaHtock storCd l,era appro1imatcB2 2. 300
tons. and thoro is sono corn acattorod through
the cointry, hut most Of it has gono ont Of
growers Lands. Wool rotaius itA tlrluucBa,
,,sdor motloiataly tair aomand and light oftor-
i1lgH. Seeds woro very quiet, but tolcrably
steady, with tho exception, por!'npb, Of timothy,
tho stock of which iB supposed to DO hoavy.
IIay, llopa, md hides wern unchanged. Green
fiuits were selling aowly, Southern orangeH be-
ing hiEhor. rotatoas woro fine, especially choice
varieties. Eggs, poultry, al,d Eanlo wiloro fresh
and III good condition. sold more roalfiy to tho
local trat'o ut a!,alo bettor prices.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
tho following:
Tho yn4ho supply at grain, comprising tho stocks
In gralary ut tho priuciua points Of accumulation Ut
Lake nnl Hca,oarl pnr,B IN transit tho lakes aud
by rail- Der. s. 18Th including atock ntoat IN New York
larbur in cuuat boats;