, 1874-12-12
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1874. / 1879.

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| Also tho following, without comparisons:
! Rtttfstd ,Shfpptd.
Poultry, bH. III ,7D0 81, $50
Poultry, cuopz. ga "-.'
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] EgRsr P4gs ..... .-*......... ....-..+ 4tuDt ~
EAecacs uxH'.. hlan1 n, tx
Driea fruttst lis. .....+.............73a! 1asooV
Green nprle8, brls... .............. ia b4e
sx nsats| |nns nu. M Ssl w 10
| TIs>, rkrs.. ........'...'''...,...., 37s i00
| Withdrawn from store yesterday for oity con-
SUMPTION 2,o95 bu wheat. 777 bu corn, 1,12s
hn OATS 2, 1o6 bu rye 5,492 hsl barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning lip to 10 o'clock II cars No.
spring. 10 cars No. do 80 cars No. do.
cars reioctod 10 (12S wheaD; cars hish
mixed corn. 20 cars No. , do, Il eaFs rejected
do ton corn, Of which 7 aro oid); ear No. !
oats cur white 10, 7 cars No. do, cara zo-
jucted do ia oats); cars No. rye, car no
erado do Gears No. barley, G cars No. do 3
cars rejected do. Total. 224 cara. or $1,000 eu.
inspected out: 8,113 bu wheat, 81, 2G2 bu corn,
4,s75 bu cats, a,os4 bu rye. 2,19l BIZ barley.
| Tho general cutting down Of rail freighta to
tho East yesterday was officially known on
| Change to-day by tho distribution Of circulars
announcing that grain aud fourth.class freight
| would bo carried to Nov York at A0o and to Eos
| ton at 45c pcr 100 lbs. Tho result was slight
stimulus 10 tho shipping movement. but not so
| much difference in tho tone Of the markets aa
WAS expected. Very }ittia grain wae wanted for
| shnnlont, and meats Wero partially para'yzel by
the wcnknces in othor pork products. Foreign
freights wore also reduced to 87o per 100 lhs to
Liverpool and s1o4 to Glasgow, both III gold.
The leading produce markots wore easior In
tono to-day, some being quito weak, and othcrs
dull. Thoro was general lack Of confidence.
shown either in tue ubaenco Of demand, or an
anxiety to sell, which tended to force prices
downward. Tho receipts we're not largo, but
| Rhipmouts laso beon very email tor several days
| past aud our stocks IN storo nre auGmentiDg
rapidly, while capital comes forward but slowly
| to 1ako hold OF tho produce and carry 1t through
the winter.
Tho dullncss in th!s direction to-day, as for
aono few dnts pnet IL partially duo to The uncor-
tanty which has prevailed in regard to tho action
OF tho Board Of Trade on tho corner question.
II was feared TINT the Board would pasB eomo
rule to protect tho ellort solor against tho con-
scquenccs Of ovortrading on hia part, without
oqunl!y protecting buyers from loss when tho
shorts might be able to dictate in tho ga1uo
to tho extent Of making 1t q "hoads
win, tails you 1oHo" arrangement nat
urally makes capitalists shy about taking
hold; aud il tho Board Of Tsado should at any
tiue pladgo itself to tho ahort aeltor, rs against
tho buyer, comparatively fsw will 10 willing to
invest III produce In this market. The OWLS d q
corner, repentcd every mouth, would bo nothing
| compared with tho disastrous effects of a rule
which would permit ono clasa OF operators to
crnYl through the fcnco every time they wero
cornoesd but forbid tho other party to take a
1i1nar advantage.
Tho feeling III provisions was very. weak to-
dny Sellers were humorous, especially of moss
pork, which il in rather largo etock for 40 aarly
i dnto III tho packing saahon. a good many OPP
orators aro now asGlng themselves whether or
not present prices Gun bc SUSTAINED, THO do,
preselon of manufactures all ovor tho United
it ont Of tho poner Of many Thousands to out
pork products II shoy can only bo
ra abundance oi Wheat il Europe viii
lata i 10 ciloap, There il fair prospcct in tho
South !; but it now soems probable that even IL
there should be tho oxtrono falling of to tho ex
tout OF 100000 hogs in the Vest. thai, fact will
sumption. And the Woatorn packing Will proba.
bly, DO much to o,o00, 000 than to ,t0o,0 ,00o
head.
Wheat WAS dull and rather weak in the ab-
| bEIlEG Vi Uutlk!b HAkA ItbA1 tAObFoIk "
au aatlve export dclnana at presout, though rail
!. freghts are reduced. 1t s estimated that Now
York las not far from G,oo0.uoo At command: IN
storo and atlont, aud thoro will necd to buy but
, expcctedly increase. Chicago will have not far
from 2,5U0, ,00U bu OH hand BY the close OF tho
. yepr, aud milwaukee is Sso fist filling up.
: Corn waa very SLOW, with not much prospect OF
poHod to forward 1t hero in considerable quanti-
. ties THU winter. Thoy aro putting it into CRIB,
and aeyoral operators lore are doing E., the samo =!
thing, acliug it for May delivery. The inlica-
tonB arc Tint the supply horo this wlater will DO
light, though nmpic to moot tle demand. Thio
confederation tenf1s to stlffen tho Eastern and
foreign murtass, though shat OBJECT il barely por-
cept.blo hore.
Oats woro tamo to-day unlor light receipts
and very limited den'and, with moro dispoyl-
, snn to Holl than yesterday. Darley was dull
under recent lnrgo reccipta from California,
whIch layo filled up. most OF tlo hrowora, whe
( iuiluesa above alluded to will materially Do
crease tho consumption OF bocr. Flour was dull
aud unchanged; hlghwtncs quiet and steady
draascd hogs scaFco nud urn; rys atong.
staple and fancy dry goods, and tho tenor ot
I prices was again steady. In tho grocery Iarko'
tho changes wero uulmportant. So Tar Of
sugars, cofrces, toas, hpcos, md aoaps, wott
oonourued. the movement waH probably fully NJ
to gelloral expectations, and all 81 these artioo!
wero hold as fully Into prices. The bnttor AIT
clloeHo markets. Waro without Important ona'lgo
tho former romaining quiet anu oany aud tht
lattor moderately active anu firm. Dtied fruit'
,Yero guoted lirm all around, oxcopt figs M.
pitted cherries. both Of which woro lower. TIKI
coal, wood. pIg.irou, aud loatlior matkots Wort
without nov features. Dagging WAS dull at,t
1lc lower. rsl, woro inactive. With prices llssl
{ bcttor than nominal
Yno iutnber-marAct wns qniat hut atcaay
3toeks arc unusually heavy, but tllcro is no dis
position to Bllade prccs, nor iiltlucomont to dt
n
not DO materially Increased tlorcby. Tho hard
4 waro riarkots wore unehaugod. Wool il anilin{
III rctRil wny to Wostern mills at full prices
Tho working gradoB Of Droom.uurn wore tlrmcr
usldcs = continued good Inquiry. THIS genera
20 mafkot IL strong, aud doa!cra, having most 0
tic McAtnrl crntl in tllDir OWL hntltiR nra lndf