, 1874-01-15
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Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
| sumption: A. ,491 bu wheat, 2,056 bu corn, at
| bn oats. 2,l39 bu rye, SOL bu bnr1ey.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: $50 cara
I wheat 80 cars corn. 81 cars oats, 8 cara rye 20
cars hurley. Total, 3ss cars. or 141, 600 bu,
Tho loading produce markets were generally
weak today, though grain was moderately ao-
two. Tho day WAS heavy one all around, and
owing to cauaeB which wero strictly local In their
character. Most OF tho markets wero buoyod up
| ahoyo their natural lovel few days ago, by tho
| fact Of q brisk donand, and had to sink baclt
| sometime. a good many holders wanted to un-
load, and comparatively few wished to buy.
Hence heaViness. Tho shipping movement OK
hibited falling OF, which was probably tho
chief reason for tho general retrogradntion;
tiat being accepted as 3 proof that pricoH wero
| too high for safoty.
| Tho demand for domestic dry goods was roa-
eonaby active ns firmly maintained prices. In
at present considerable speculative inquiry, Tho
| opinion seeming to be pretty generally entor.
tanned tint materially higher prices will prevail
2 little later in the season, when tho spring
spending, stocks nre light, and among our jobbora
| tho foellng is ono Of confidence. Groceries so1d
to q large aggregate, and exceeding tlrmness
again characterized tho market. not only for the
or nrtia .1,ff uto3o
we'll. The changes in quotations were con-
fined to 40 advance IN Jayn and
! Mnricaibo coffoca. Butter and choose remain
firm at former , p1icos. Tho supply Of those
will be sustained for aolno t1mo Ia come. Canned
! gooda continue dull, except peachea, which arc
| BpeculativelY active, and arc advancing now
hold at e2.4O@2.75 for Glib cans. In tho dried
! fruit and fish markets fair activity was notice.
able, and prices woro agaln quoted firm. No
clsngos wero developed III the baggipG, leather,
pig-iron. and coal markets. Oils wefo moving
| with considerable freedom at former quotations,
or at 14]1@15o for cArhon; 80@83o for extra
lard 97c@91. .02 for linsoed, a,ld at 600 for tur-
| pontino, Wood continues inactive. Tobacco
was steady.
| Lumber met with moderate inquiry at uu-
! changed prices. The don1and for motals, nails
and iron continues to improve, and Ill oi thcso
markets are working frmer. Wood romans
M hEm nnder good inquiry and light offeringa
Tho demand for broom corn iB light and chiefly
from local manufacturers, who eon0ne their pur-
cbasos to small quantitioa. pricos aro unaltored
but stronger, Tho hay and hop markets wore
inactive md little bottor than nominal. Greou
fruits met with 9 moderate inquiry. Applos,
cranberries, and California pears were quoted
higher, ind In reduced stock. Apples especially
were firm, the supply having baen considerably
reduced. A fair local trade IN potatoes was ro-
ported at steady prices. Seeds were moderately
aetiye and steady, some descriptions being tlrm.
An improvement was noticed in tho dcmand for
ganlo and poultry, and higher prices were OBJ
taned for choice fresh offerings.
Highwinos were In good demand, and firm at
was reported to bo easier. Sales were made Of
$50 hrls at 0715e, per gallon; and the market
closed with firm holders at that figure.
same range Of prices as yesterday, with slight
preference for light weighta The market OPEN
Cd dnll o. 6.oo@ao5; but improved to sg.o7H
| @G.1215 tcr 100 lbs for desirable lots, closing
| firm. Sales wore reported Of 118 to1tra choice)
nt sG.15; 149 at s6.123; 1,201 at 98.10; 4s0 at
se.o71h $50 at 2g.o5; a12 at $500; 20 poor at
| though tho duc'ine wa3 slow and steady. The
| market for live hogs Was III about tho same COLI
| dltion aH heretofore, with avery sparing do
maud from tue packers; Put, in. spite Of this
"the spirit Of heavinoss" broodol over hog
| products, tho bears romarltiug that 81 that those
who say tho hog crop is exhausted will find
themselves nightly mistaken Parties who
|
were more anxious to sell their chances Of profit
than heretofore, and, whilo thoro was a moder-
ate amount OF money ready to takc hold Of lard
when priccs quoted, there was none waiting for
| pork, unloaa when the opportunity offerod to
carry 1t into March, for which option there was
| q moderate demand ut tho doclinc: Ness pork
fell oil l0@15c per brl, and lard l5o por 100 lbs.
Tho STOCKS Of the lattor in this city are reported
| ct $1,000 tea. Meats wero about 10 per ID
lower. with moderate sales, though several buy
ors for export wero holding of Tor
o still further decline whoa TIC February
Eqs ae is ess sdsda 2 eup e. tomDa i n9t 1sots
priceg: Mess pork, cash or sollor January, $14.3O
@14.s5 do Bel!er Fobruary, sl4.55@1400; do
soler 70 March, s16oo@15o5; DO seer April, s15
Sgle49 SrG prime 9ESYg msys p@19k ga 76@lSoo o1ra
s9,lo@3. 12991; DO soIlor March. s9s5@o.4o; d.
seller April, $9.Go@0:g6. Groon hams at 's1+
@c,d Sye Tor 1g. 10 aqa 20 b avorages sweet
loose, at 5!5@51o for shoulders 7@716o
7So .S to- tor short . s!bs; ~ tos shoSt olosr'
fs' Mafsh qe1!!ssy y GsI GssSor das,' ssn easd asa
pfIeea. Aless beef $s.25eRs.50;, extra moBa DO.
s&le&& soN, c%s SsSt Iss s1sase s2as@2s aaoags e 5
&C.. sales lSs'i wore reportod Of 75o brls o aloss
pork, Ho'or January, at $14.s5 1850 brls do. sol-
or February, at s14.70; $50 bs's do at sl4G0;
| 1850 brls do at Sl4.55; 1000 brlH do, sc,lor
March. at s15.lo 1000 brls do at 9l5.oo; $50
tea lRrd, aolor Fobr.,ary, at &0.10 $50 tea do,
seller March, at $0,45 ,250 tca do at $685. $50
tos do, seller April. at eU.5a15; q toB No. i
lard, at %. rs cash % tos do 81 5s70; ~ QUO lbs
shoulders Country Ct 5Ac; loo, 900 Iha DO. Hel-
thh) at $40; 90, 600 lhs do 10 lbs) at 69ao 100,-
ooo Tbs short ribs aat evening", Ut 799o 200, ,O50
ha DO At 71o "a, 900 ihH groou do at 10 200,0o0
M @s short clear, seller March, ut 80 150u00 Tbs
ms} Vt a6oi 90, 900 tbn do Al B99@o 90 tos sweet
Piekled do (lA9l ths) ut 01<o 25 pkga grease 1t
61osi II pkgs DO at tIo.
I'LL. flour was rather loss netiye. though good
pub|Aesa was done, considering tho depression