, 1874-11-14

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Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 0,122 bu wheat, s.202 bu corn,
1869 bu oatB. 37s3 bu rye 4,903 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
storo this morning, up to 10 o'c1ocx 8 cars
No. aprinR wheat, 110cara No. do, 2i cars No.9
do, II cars rcIocted do (l6s vl,oat); Tears high
mixed corn, 10 cars aud 5000 hu No. do, az
cars ro]octoa do, u carH no grade do (00 corn,
OF whoh % are old); II cars aud 3.d0o bu No. a
| cats, cars rejected do; 4 cars No. 2 rye; 10
cara No. 2 batloy, 0 cars No. do, car rejected
do. Total (259 cars>, 100000 bu. inspected
cut 112.G0S bu uhen., 25.5G1 bu corn, 81 A33
bu oats. 1,172 bu rye, 20,50t bn barley.
We no.e that IL, 600 bu barley arrived hero this
morning by lake from Capada
Now York proposes to form now Board OF
Trade which shall include metals, dry goods,
winea, groceries, etc. Tho object will be not ia
oppose. but to cooperate with, alrcadr exiating
institutions in advocating Desired measures OF
reform. All foreign ConsulH 4. that port will DO
honorary members.
Tue aunual report OF tie New York Produce
handsome volume Of statistical aud othor ILL.,
formation, OF great value to the commercial
world.
Tie leading produce naarkets wero rather ex-
cited to-day, mud most Of them wore ynriahto,
with loss strength. TAoy were really. though rot
osenaibly, affected By tho rnmors OF thc death OF
Queen Victoria, 10 which was also ascritod tho
riee in the gold premium IN New York, which
tended to advanca tho currency prices Of export
ablo produce. tbs receipts of grain vera again
sma1l, aud tho shipping movement dull almost to
lifelessncse, so that the trading WAS little elae
than speculative.
In the dry-Eoods market the general sttllntion
WAS unchanged. Only molerats activity vas
noticeable in any department, md values re-
main steady. Groceries we're distributed to q
fair amount at substantially yesterdays quota
tions. Tho general market was irmer than at
thc beginning OF tho week, but in 10 instance
wore prices arrrecia5y higher. Dried fruits
wcro In good request ut well sustained rates.
yaloncia raisina advanced ~, with which OK
ccption the quotations were tho saulo nj yeser-
dpy. Fiah renaain quiet aud ssoady. No changes
woro visible in tho baggng, coal, wood. aud
oil markets. Zig iron remains quiet at steady
prices. Tobaccos aro firm and lending higher.
Tho butter and cheeBo ularkots were without
special neW features.
Lumber was moderately active at unchanged
tho full stock being scarcely hult al largo as is
usually required to supply tho trado unit! spring.
The 1aHt large fleet Of tho aenson has probably
arrived. unlcss. indeed, tho weathor should bs
exceptionally fine for another fortnight. Build
Ing materials arc steady. antl aomo kinds, among
them common bricll, arc firm. Tho oider'traUo
in hardware is fur In the aggregate. Hay waa
quiet, except prairie. and hrln, tbs. receipts
continuing light. and The demand to fill
and hops wcro unchanged. Droom.corn wa5
active mud firm. The demand for choico Poacll-
blow potatoes keepa up, md the daily supply
IL scarcely adequate. Higher prices were paid
dull and weak, under largo offa.ngs. Dressed
stock is ulways preferred. Eggs we're firm.
Hlghwiues we're moro active, and strong at
1lc advance, Balea being reported OF ESQ brla ut
bic per gallon. This embraced alI the offerings,
clobod. uominally higher, when Now York WIS
quoted at sl.05 near tho Ont. Of the aosslon.
Lake frcights wo,e dull, and nomnallY un~
changed, at 4Ac for wheat, end 10 for cosn, by
sail to Buffalo. Several vessels wsro on tho mar
ket for which thole was no aen,and- 4 total os
| four charters was reported, Which will carry out
! 10Q. .0QQ lu wheat, aud 10 01Q hu oats~
The rccant report Of III advance OF 90 por 100
lha in rail freight, to tbo seaboarl Ind no other
| foundation than 8 resolve, which it Is deemed
| inexpedicnt to atteinpt to carry out.
Provisions were actiyo and weak. Tho pack
! ors appeared 10 be anxious aellorH, aud this iu-
| 1ueed nervousness Oh the part Of other holaora
oi option product, aome Of whom a hatl loaded one ID
| yesterday, aud were Obliged to uuload on the
| iirst sign OF reaction. There we're not few
buying orders OH tho floor, md tho parsios who
hcll them took advantage Of tho weaker topo to
was found that the buoyancy which called thom
| out was not sustained. Liverpool wna unchanged
| on lurd, but Now York was easier, though clos-
| ing slado tirmer Tho receipts Of hogs were
again lnrrgcr ho,o. though not enough to keep all
our pachers at work, but this MAS enough 10
cause Weakening iu product, al the recent
sharp advance was chiefly due to the fact that
large orders we're received here. whllo there was
nothing NTH which to fill tllom, mud no cottain-
| ty Of . speedy change in tho weather that
would permit the packets 10 work, The lgutes
| this roallzed Oh tho product tlat WIS for Ralo
| wo,o n,uc!, higher than usual a. compared with
the price OF hogs, and It WIS only natural that
tho packers should wish to sell when tlle opera
decline, which amounted to 4oQ60c per brl
| on pork, aud unput o0c por 400 aha on lard.
[ Tue market cloHad AZ tho following range OF
prlcen: Mess pork, CASH. *lB.oo@l8.121l; do sell
| sl7.g0@l7.y5; do. soller Junuary aud February,
Sl825; do, solltr February, $l8.Go@lS.G41{
do, Hcler March, $18.75@1s.So primo ness,
s155o@lo.ooi ana extra prime, @lS.bo Lard: q 9.
Cahll, $l1sI1GH15.oHi 0u. 6cloF lAo JhNIt G4AsSd
@la'a7I; DO. nellnr january and February,
uo.,il,nl; DO, seller February l2,45@l2;47t4
do, seller March, $la.oa asked. Sweet -p'ek'eI
hams, 1oHRl0Ao for l0915 lt average ftesl
cured; gresu l,ams. lb@l0 lbs ayeraEo, VIC
MO for November; green moats9noted st ea{a
G5Se foy shoulders. gH1 for short ribs, aud
for short clear; dry.salted meats, loose at G46t
for shoulders, D5a@ot4c for short RIBS, D3so tol
long elcars, o9G@gz}o for short clears; and VIC
gNc for CuinberlanIs. Tho game boxed, 3}lc aboyt
those prices. Loug oloars aud short rt6s boxed
oXap11e. selloy Noyasuber do short eleare
1D1lo; do, shoulders, To- Bacon meats nominal
Mess besf, e8.25; extra moss do, S9:25i bos
hams, $2ooo@2l0o. according to quality; Qlt,
tailo", sA@s1de: grease nominal at bH@7o
sle25 1,0ou b:ls do at, 1la.12>@; 86 br]a do q
$500; 5o0 Lr'a do, seller the year, ut $500
4,61Q bu do. soler tic yoar, at a1Bl2lf, a5l
BIZ. do At flRp5; 1000 bY!s do At $lB.O8 1885
trs do At SLIPS; 750 hrls DO Mt e17.90 boo bril-
do, sellar January Ut 8la.25, l,du0 trs DO, ssllo
February, AT Sl8.7o; l.75D brla do at elBU5
75o brls DO at fls.e2h d.76o brls 40 ~ 1850
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