, 1874-11-18
cago during tho past tuonty four hours, and for
the corresponding dato QUO yoar ago,
nECEtrTt.

i"tatoes a. nu''. ,G, ,09lI 1e,497 l.420I 5,tU0
SSsSs; SSsis; IT, ssosS ssssS ssss sss
asli ls. iio ..sos' 'aSss asss S2Gss &ss
Also tho following, without Comparisons:
Poultry, ntr;sfa .;sfa sA'1rsi; 1es;
aoailFy, eooi's. i's....'......-........... 1al ...'
Hsnler lREbs... ....s..+..s............ 2a7 80.
t;Sss, tG;SSSs, rks s..'"'''''''s. ....." TYP -. 4.
Dre1 fruits, 49, ;. -. 49,.
u1eon u epplos' bris'.. .-............ las GA
i!sy toua. iaa 10
Fisi,, PHI. Isl 70
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: las ba wheat, 407 bn cora, 9,752
bu oats, 1907 l,u rye, md G, ,420 bu barley.
Tho following graln hnB beon inspected into
etotc this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 0 cara
No. ! wheat, 10a ears No. q do, 10 cars No. s
d. fears ro1 o1ectod do .{144 wl'cat); cars high
mixed corn. 25 cars No. 2 do, IL cars rejected
arc o s' PC oNSo No. % g. fe Ct Hf d.
car rejected ryo; 10 cars No: barley, II cars
No. 8 do, cars rejected do. Total {25o carsl,
$4,000 bu. inspected out: 32,0l8 bu wheat,
s'4% 49s D., ba &C. corn, 2'2oo bu oats. s'osa bu rye
Mr.. Cl,arcH n. Huntington formerly Of Hunt
ington DrotherH). Of si1s cisy, has bnen placed
IN charge Of the produce mud comn,itson de-
paitrns,,t of q hoase now being established here
ny DtlEEh u llUtHGEt AAu 1tQEklESttC BGENtlIlGu
mud iorists. hIr. Huntington is one Of tho old
est nnd most energetic commission merchants in
Chicago, and our Rochester friends could not
have selected n bottor mat for Tie n,a,laEcn,ons
Tho testimony IN tho sturgos caso y i'll psoha-
bly, bo ready for distribution to tho members Of
tho Doard Of Trade tomorrow "Wednesday. nc
companicd by tho leading arguments In the caso
doubtful II many mon,bors will road all boforo
proceeding to voto aud there ia 40 muct, feel
ing tint 1t is equally doubtful If mauy members
would change thoIr opinions as consequence
Of reading it.
Tho leading produce markets wore worry
fidgety to-day. with moro dong in provisions,
mud lous In glain. Tue feeling vas strong carly
in most departments, nnd hinged principally on
tho question OF receipts. which havo been worry
tu-day. Tho stocks III store are Oh tue deoroaso
IN spite Of spirltlcas shipping movement. a
dlmlnution III tho quantity Of produce handled
liz, however, accompanied bya more active specu-
latyo movement There was Bcarcely ever so
mitch dong III options as now.
Jubbera Of dry goods reported \ fair INQUIRY
from city mud country buyers, anh rop eHented
tho mariet M etondy and firm. Although tho
continued mldncas Of tho weather tends to
sr" fSard tho geessnI in ""tSE dnY eabres
that department., IAe demand Cor Eroceriea was
as active as could reasonably be expectod and
aside from BuRars, sirupB, and molnsaes, which
still show weakness, titeio was moro steadlness
to pricea. Sugars wpro "oir nnotllor no. aud
decline Of So in New Orlcans molassos wore
tue only changes noted. Butter was furry active,
with no aYprcciablo change in values. Choice
md fancy qualtina arc i'll Fcnnty supply, bit of
othcr grades thero IL au adequacy. Tho cheese
trade remains quiet ut unchanged rates. There
were no important now features to 1,oto III tho
fish market, trade continuing quiet nt generally
steady prices. Tho trade in foreign dried fg.sits
was active, at fully late prices. Donestio varie-
In them. Canned goods were dull and unchRng-
cd. Dagging, leather, coal. aud wood were soil
ing at yesterdays quotations. Oils wero in do.
maud at very full prices. Extra lard and wIaIe
oils were higher, the former advancing Sc and
The latter 1c.
Thelo was no change in tho general features
Of the lumber marriott. The yard business vas
smaller than usual, owing to the UNPLEASANT
docls. Metals. nailn. mid buiIdipg-materials
were quiet and unchanged. Drugs continue III
fair request and steady. with few exceptions the
more important of which are al nt|yAnce in shol-
lac, opium. and morphine; and T. decline IL cas-
tor oil. Wool aud hops were quiet, but firmly
Glover advanced loo per bu, the offerings being
extremely Light. Hides were steaay. anti hay
firm. Choice potatoos sold readily at full recout
prices. Poultry and game were dull and easy.
aghWiues were moro active aud weak, opon-
Ing Mt tho quotation Of ycaterday. aud declining
1c when New York waa reported lower. at 91.03
Sales were reported OF lbN brls at 81 90; 80 6rls
at 9o11o; and l0o l1Is at ooe per gallon. Total,
3D0 brle.
DresHod hogs we're quiet and strong. Nothing
waH DOING on Change. and tho reported Htraet
Ba!eB were limited 10 head at $7.5O, and ut
S7.aS@B. 90 rer 100 !hs. according to condition.
Lake froiglits woro dull mud nominal, no ratos
being mentioned. ,on'y two charters wore ro-
ported. which will carry out 25,oo0 bu wheat,
10000 bu corn. aud II, ,000 bu oats.
Through freighta to Now Yorls By steamer and
sal are quoted ut 17G01ac nor bu for wheat. aud
lG@17c for corn, tho outside being tho asking
rates. .Freigats to Liverpool vim New York lnyo
been advanced to 70c per 100 lbs in gold. Tho
rate t,y way Of Philadelphia romaius at tj5c.
Provisions worn very active, moro 70 than On
any preyiot.s day Of the season, and wero worry
Irregular. Tho market took al upward turn early,
owing to tho fact that hogs were again higher,
not enough coming in to supply the deniand
which onzuad GU the prospect of cold weather.
M Lst1 advanced M Is g. @ per 1 1l2 h,s In Liver
There was big. dsn,anl. horo early,
per brl, aud lard l0@15c per 10o lbs, but bo-
forc the close there was SO much offered TINT
pork lost aoarlly tue whoto advantage, and lard
becano . shade lowor than yesterday, Meats
were in bettor domanlt md averaged 7]a@11@o
higlar, retaining their 1rnlltoss 10 tile eud.
There arc good many orders hore for meats,
mud most OF them ncoln to ba from Southern
points. which Indicates tLat our market IL re!a-
lively low, though high az compared with tho ay
orago Of folmer years. Tho provision market Is
now in very ulloasy condition. Dtany regard it
Us MI Rrtilcial state. wh'ch may, however. last
n; through Tue g greater ~. part Of tue ueason u,
prices: MosA pork, cash, 3t00t; do, Reller tho
year. slss5@i.o ,@;s so DO seor January an e.
1915; ao, ,4e Of March, siogo@2oOo; primo meas,
s17oo an o1tIs prime a. 75@l6oo L. asr *
D12.s5; do, seller January and February, sl2,90;
90, sollor February, s12o7} lG21s.oo; Do, aal!or
for lG@l5 Ii average lroall cured; green hams,
16@1e tha avorago, o9lG21oe ior November;
dors, 0!ll6g0111o for, short rus, and o}lo for
yhort. clear; try-salted nloats loose, at 1@
7hc for shoulders, 03333g1so lot short ribs, o2lc
for long clears. 100 for hl,ort olears, and
916@933(o for Cumborands. I'LL, same, 6oxod,
" above these maccs. I.ong clears aud elort
ribs, boxed, 100, seller, November; do short
clears, 1o14c; do, shoulders, IKE. Bacon meats
nominal: htcHB beef. 1925; extra meaa do,
s9.25; beef hpu,B, s20.U0@3l.00, according to
quality: City tallow, sA@811o; grease nom.
i,tal ut 514@7o. Halcs were roportod Of 1926 btls
mesa poii At sl9.l21i; $50 brs 10 at sla.9a; %