, 1874-12-29
Also tho following, Without comparlsope

NitHdfhH0 from 6t0fe On SaturAhy lVI c!I@
consumption: 5162 bu whont 5.217 bn corn,
SG5 bu oats, 1860 bu rye, LOTT blu barley.
Tho following grain was inspoetca into store
during tho forty.cight hours ending with lo
O'clock OH Monday morning 2 cars No. wheat,
226 cara No. 2 do, G3 cars No. do. cara re-
jocted do cars no grado {302 wllcaD; 3G cara
high mixed corn. Il cars No. do, 1873 cars .rc-
Iccted 10 {2l5 ccri,, Of which 80 aro olD; 3
cars white oats, 10 cars No. 2 do, cars rejected
do; car No. ,yo cars No. do. / Cur ro-
iectotl do; cur No. barley, II cars No. do,
cars No. Q do. cars rejected do. Total. Cos
cars, or 228,000 bu. Inspected out, 1906 bu
wheat, %, ,A3G bu corn, 2,60S bu oats, 1,CG2 bu
rye. 2,078 hn barloy.
Through rites from Chicago to Liverpool aro
now quoted at 0Sc in gold por 100 lbs for lard
mud other pro}islons. 10 Glasgow tue rntca nro
21.00 for lard, mud B71;c for pork, boof, and
bacon.
Tho voting on tho motion to expel 1lr. sturgoa
fro,n tho Board Of Trade, which wan suspended
by III Injunction, will he reRumcd to-day. Tile
polls will 10 Kept opo1 from Il till o'clock
Tho rcroipte of hogs hAye fallcn OFT 10 summer
figures, and, ~ a oosequence. packing IL virtu-
ally suspended for the holidays. OF courga 1t il
only a suspension. Even tiloso WHO believe III
tho shortest possible Riud Of n hog crop. anl
tltsk TINT So are NOW OH tho tail cnd OF It, do
not snppobo shat tho tip Of tho tail haH bcen
reached yet. Tho people who control tho hug
movement probably concluded that tho packers
would not caro- to oEcrato during the llo}iilny
week, except at their owu prices. mud that quo.
tations would recode Oh any but small roce,pts
continue to do 80 ill next week, nfttr which
pucking vii! again be ia order.
Tho creator strength in wheat Yesterday was
probably duo to practical application Of tho
old nuW that "no nowa III good HOWE" Now
York WAS inactive till lake, mud tho Bsitss! mar
kets wcro closed for tho holidays. Hence there
wns no outside encouragement to higher Prices,
aud the faet that tho receipts wore larger thnn
Usual was dcprcEhlns in its tendency. Our
markets do Aonlatimea 20 by tho rule of cou-
trlrics.
Tho deal in old com is moro Of an enismn
than err.. Everybody calMutel tia: prices
wonil he ulyancol aG35c ychtorilay, otl tue
sl,orte, "Lcsoas thu tlarket barely held its OWL.
Tho reason ia probnbty tho facb TINT tho raeopls
Of cid corn @cr3 larger than expected. ssyeya1
other lots being also on tin way here. Some
operators arered tssst tto shortage eaunut be
anywhere near 70 largo as Inns bcon represented
in fact. That IT Is almost nothing.
THO leading produce 1.arkots were quiet yes
torday, pork heil1g tie oulY important excop ton
to the statement. Tho receipts wore On tho in
crease, but tue shipments were also somewhat
larger tl1au the recent avcrago.
No note that tlern IL now Alloat in this larbor
14B. 0GU bu wheat mud 951Sou Lu corn.
Tho dry-goods ,nurkos IL dull III most depart
nattLe. HUI oHl4 luIily AGtlSV III any. 4sO G0u-
aiderablo 1novement ia now anticipated until uf-
ter the cloHo OF tho old yenr Wien, it Is be-
leyed, D healthy. aotiyo trade will spring up
L. tue market for. staple aud fancy groco-
ries thoro was Gully light busiuoHs doing,
generally s for sm.ll amountss. Tri.ses @ Of
most lines wcro Bteady. tho price changes
being confined to ]9c decline il common to tair
moaeses sugar, and an advance Of ~ IN conl-
mon mud runBting grades of Rio coffee. Butter
! and cheese wcro quoted qules at unchanged
prlceH. M new foatteA were developed in tho
canned goods aud fish markets. Dried fruits
wero dull, a1d most tulpOrted varieties wero
easier. Goal, wood, pig-iron, bagging, and
leather wero unchanged. Oils ware generally
irm-tho only noLabe exception bolug extra
lard, which was " of 2c.
Tho doMauu for lumber continues light aud
prices uro unchanged. Tho hardware dcalcrs
report auiot business at recent prices. Molals
nro trln i'll syMpatlly with Now York, and copper
especially Is likey to ADVANCE aftor the lit Of
January. Tho shipmonts Of salt continue liberal
for tho ti1no Of year, aud tho market Ii firm tho
stock Of some qualities boing Insufficient 1t is
thought, to carry tho traao until spring.
Hroonl-eotn waH aotiro md firm. 6eeda. hopB
and wool were Yuet mud unchanged. There was
less inquiry for hay, and nndor largor receipts,
tho market Saa wouk for nearly alI ae6crlptons
Hides sold ut Tho recent prices. Poultry and
game vera very dull, The offerings vera Iarce
and tho weather bad for holding, honce leaiers
woro anxious 10 SELL and prices wore lover all
round, closing woals.
Expours FROM THE sEAnoARp.
The following wero tho exports from the four
leading oittaa Of the United States for tl,e dates
named: