, 1874-11-13
Also tic following, without comparisons:

consumption: 4,H4b pu NutAIt oof III Gu1At
5,7Go bu oats. 2,Os2 hu rye, 4,4s7 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clocts
cars No. spring, 90 cars No. 2 do, % cars No.
do, cars roiected do ; . cara no grade do (125
whoat); s cars high mixed corn. 20 cars No.
= do, 60 cars rejected do, + cnss no grado do
(oG corn, OF which 81 are od); car whftc
oats. cars No. 2 do, cars rejected do; . cars.
No. ryc; II cars No. 2 bailey, cars No. do,
cars rejected do. Total (258 caral, $4,000 bu.
Inspected out &C, 75G bu wheat, d5,184 bu corn,
54,2l0 bu oats. 4,sl0 bu rye, %, 704 bu barley.
Tho lcading produce markots we're stronger
to-dny, and most OF them wora active. The foel-
ing IN Bomc depattments WAS quito buoyans, md
largely duo 10 continued small receipts, which
were understood to Indicate that higher prices
are needed to bring out the grim from the conn-
try. Tho shipping movement was tamo, and very
unsatisfactory, there not being much demand
for anything on Eastern account, except pro-
visions.
Tho amount Of dry goods distributed VAS not
largo, hut showed eoma incrcano as compared
with tho faw preceding days, and, at tho lato re-
vision in prices OF domestic cottons, the mar
kot presents . steady tong. Groeoties were
lie acen nor we're tho orders received through
tue n,alla as largo In tue aggregate as might bo
expected at this stage OF tho season. pI1cos wcra
without pronounced change, though tno quota
tlona wore mole or less freely shaded all around.
Butter was falrly active, with prlcos s1oader
thnn ut the beginning Of tho wook. Choess re-
mains quiet aud eusy. No changes were notice.
ablo In tho situation Of the dliad-fru!t market,
foreign varieties continuing active aud tlrm,
whilo domestics ruls quiet and easy. The coal
nnti wood markets were reported glightly moro
active. Pig iron is quiet at about steady prices.
Stocks aro much lighter than in past SEASONS at
i,,1$ t.o
adcqunte. tagging, leather, aud tobaeco wero
unchanged.
Lumber was firm, and fairly active In retail
why. Tho ot1oringa at the docks were liberal
| and tia demand moderate. Common lumber.
particularly such AZ was suitnble for fencing,
! sold rapidly. building mate,ialH wore unGhang-
| ed A light donund Tor hnrdware was reported,
| but prices were for tho most part sustained.
new fonturpa. Tho stock Of holn il, brewn,a'
hands is very light, and they will probably enter
tho market soon. No change in prtcoa is likely
to occur at prescnt hut, ~ Tho foreign demand
| keeps up. tho market is firm. Tho lato ln-
quify for clover seed has, caused dealers
! to advance their pricos and primo sold to-
day ut $500. Timothy aud 1iax wore unchanged.
Tho hay marriott was firm under good inquiry,
competition caused a tltner lids n,askot and
green cured we're ruling at 915c. Potatoes were
| In FUR supply but vely firm. under guol de-
n,and, clolco being held higher Poultry WAS
| Qull anu W6hN nnoef t1cce6lfA ouolanE6t AhM0
aud eggs woro flrnlor.
| lIignmlnes were iu good demand, and firm at
tho advance noted yesterday, ut which Rll the Of
| feringa we're tagon. sules wcro reported OF LEO
brIs ut 0G19c per gallon. Tho market cloael
higher at ai.0a.
| Lake fioights wore dull and lttlo better than
nominal. Al 10 for coru. and 41sG0415o for wheat,
by sail to Buffalo. Shippers wanted but little
| room, and preferred that by propellers. Which
would take small lots. A total Of ehaftots was
reported. Which will carry out 10000 bu wheat,
| $4,000 bn corn, md 90.oo1 bu oats.
| We noto that frcighta by lake are activo in
Toledo. where 30 waa pald yeHtotday to carry
| distance from Chicago.
Provisions were very active, and worry strong,
though iflegllAry 10. L was tho tilht real trad
| lug dny OF tho season. There was M urgent do
ma maud M }or ali descriptions Of product, and under
it prices advanced rapidly, though in \ lluctl-
| atinR way. The hogs now coming in exhibit
zone improvement III quality, but they nre still
! "Lhsu" by comparison with ior,nor years. prom
| isng iigLt yield Of everything but lnenta
Added to this Is the fact that ouratocla OF product
MO literally bare the market being cleaned up to
] au cxtout not known in the previous history OF
tho trade for many years past: lAls Is tne ease
polutR uud the product Ia wanted for present
consainptlon as fast NJ 1t can be put up for mar
kets. Tnis With tho e1lRtenco Of worry large
short iuterast naturally causes strength. Tue
for caAh product waa supplemented bY Ill hnx-
ious ,noyen.cnt OH tho part OF the sforta, and
ono of our prominent packers vas busy picking
up all tho year larsl Lo could find apl,arent!y
satisfied that pricos will 20 still higher, The
awakaniug iu Eurapo ia aurpriang. An advance
Of nut leBs than ID I'd per liz lts was reported
from Liverpool to-day. mixing the total 4' rlss
there duling tho raat ten dase lbs "; It a| hpia
ut 69s Sd losa than two weeks ago. Nav Yora
was also stronger to-day. Moss pork advanced
G56D7uc per bri on optiunB and 26c on caEh lots
AarA advanced 3aG2Eoo Per loo lbs NJ! round ou
OPTIONS, and even mora OH cash lots. Meatf
were quoted 1l@}}o Aigier, tho demand bo
Ing chiefly Tor lots llat hAya beeu fully
cured, ol which theto, arc tonc on hand
Eiftecn days In Balt IL tho longest tin,t
Of any meats offered for speedy delivery
The market clased W tho following range q
prlees; Mess pork, cash, $l6.40@18.60 do sell
or Nuvemher, Eon'inaI; do aeilor. tho yoar
SIS. ll04ls.b1; du, sellar January mud Fobrlary
sls.iI@l8.co; do, solltr Fcbrnar;, @ls.0oGpl9.Uu
do, seller March. $la.au@19.I primo uesa
&15.75@1t;oo; ana extra prime, sl2.75@1a.oo
$l2.t5R12!lo: Do. tollor January aud Fey 7aI
ruary, ?G5 do, solor February, Sl27 2721:
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