, 1874-12-05

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Withdrawn from store yesterday FOR city
consumption: 1U,551 ln wheat. ,lB5 bn corn,
4, ,452 bu oats COO bn rye, 5,96l bu harley.
Tho following grim has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'o1ock: 30 cars No.
/ spring, lis cars No. 3 do, S. cars No. . do.
7 cars rejected do (2l5 whons); l car new yollow
corn, 10 cars new high mixed do, II cara old
md 81 cars now No. q do, 86 cara now rejected
do (l43 corn) 2 CARE whito oats, 1G cara No. 2
do, s cars rcjocted do, car no grado do (29
oatB) 9 cars No. 2 rye; 10 cars No. 3 barloy.
cars No. 3 do. cara rejected do. Total, 400
cars, or 151. 900 bu. inspected out: 729 BIZ
wheat, 5,759 bu corn, 1883 bu oats. 1850 bu
rye, a,9G3 bu barley.
Through ratoa from Chicago to G1asgow arc
1uarled up to-duy. The ratca per 100 lta IN gold
on nloats, otc., woro yesterday 87}lc; now $l.08.
The rate On Aour per tsl l.ns bcen advanced
from s1.75 to $40. This fact is commended to
tho notice of tho RichMo1ld Convention as
body, or to tile goutloEcn who compose 1t, MS
practical illustration Of tho way in which trains
portatlou rates are afeotcd by prosauro Of bust
ness, independently Of theoroticai routes or
means Of connecting tho West with Europe.
Tho leading produce ,narhss wsro very uneven
to-day, and equally IN regard to activity aB to
price. The speculative movement waa active Ill
tho aggregate, mud tho buying for shipment was
generally alow. It III q significant fact that tho
out inspection at grain this morning waa in no
case larger than tho amount uBual!y set off for
city consumption, leaving mono to 70 out NJ alip-
,nonta. Tho receipts were HlisutIy on tho in
creasc, which, With no outgo, giyea consider
able increase Of stocks IN atoro, and that fnct
tended to waak1oss, especially III tho latter part
of Tho session.
Dry goods woro dist rihutcd to fair aggregate
at unchanged prices, though standard cotton
productions and certain lines OF woolons displny
increased fitmncas, Just al, preBont thoro ia
qmte an animated inquiry for lnccs. handkor-
! chiefp. and fancy articles generally that aro
suitable for the holiday trade. Tho demand for
staplo aud fancy groceries fairly satisfactory,
mud yesterdays quotations wero not subjected to
! any important changes, though coffeos, sugars
| mud ono or two other lines, arc still somewlas
| unsettled Foreign fruits coutinua active at
| firm ratoa. No quotablo changes moro notcsl,
but in raieinB sharp advance ia looked for. Tho
| demand for domestic fruits was small. Prices,
however, wero firm all around. No changes woro
nl,parent in the bagging, lcathcr. coal, aud pig
| iron markotB, Oils sold to a liberal aggregate
|
ductiou of 10 iu Illinois loyal test {carbon) vas
| tho only quotublo change.
Thoro were no now features IL lumber. Tho
! gard trade was ligAt aud tho Wholesale marltot
| vory quiet. The hardware, iron, and metal mar-
kets wero moderately active at unchanged prices:
| Several nrticlea Of woudonwnro have declined j;
md trade, though fair IN the aggregate, is uot
| particularly active. Droona aro firm. Salt III
quot but tirn,, tho oori,,gH Of tho lntter being
insufficient to meet the demand. Wool waB ut.~
chnngcd. Tho demand for green fruita colt
tinueB light, aud, tho offerings being liberal:
priccg aro frequently shaded. Tho stock OF
apples especially is large. nnd mllcl. Of tho frut
! III decayitlg, hencn holders aro anxious to sell.
.II.e market wau heavily aupplted with poultry,
aud prices wore very low Shippers we're taking
Ierings waB not in tho beht condition.
IIiEllwines we're III moderate demand, and firm
ct yesterday 8 quotation. bong reported strong
in Now York. Sales wore noted Of 25o brlH at
97c por gallon.
or than yosoltlny. Good frozen lots wero want.
3D. both for city ING and for shIpmout, ind S8.O
per 100 liz was bid for all offered, with 20 20 pail
for eholrc. Common lots sold ut $77G@)7.8716
head at $3.50; 82D ut $500; 81 nt 87.873G; II Al
t7.75i 50 ut S7.6o; u at @7.5oGp8.oo. Totnl' o4t
heatl.
Provisions were active and irregular. Tho
maskst ol'cned strong, t'naor sli urgent spocssln
rccapts Of lloga ut tho Stock Yards, and eotlso
raoutly higher prices on good lots. but Liyc!.
pool vas reported % por 112 thH lower on lard
making drop Of 30 within the week, and M New
Ydrl waa dull. which reduced tho ardor Of buy.
ora. A[ess pork Adraucod 251D3uc per brl, ane
luul 1880 per 100 tbb but both foil back, and
lard olosad oaalcr t!tan Yoaterday. Moats "orf
In rathor botter onior uonlnila OH European ao
count. III srito OF unfRyorablo newb from abrnad
tho atost tnall nycea from tho other sit'o stas1nt
that the markotH thoro Rro Nonk Under q proHa
ure OF .!ew .rsadues part Ct Which ~ iron
Germany. This offering Ut Qornia't meats u
Tho British markote will prolably onrtail IL.
European demand for American .pro,l,'et ver.
materially, aud leayo It to tho South ~ T.
tako tho bulk Of tho Western surplus. w
note that tl,a paeli1lg Of pork H. proErcssitll
much less vigorously tllRn Eocently. asMt IT II
whisperei tint worry aarE0 steesH aro liHd up
awaiting Holtyory III tontruutH lnad0 WIN spneu
l2tivo bnyors. There are good many low
, grade hoEH on anlo, but tho better Weights no'
coming III shown lA tho fact Tint IT, h llH!n
wcra oldeily o!ferod today, #AcreaB 10 ba lta
J b0en tho previous ayeraEo. Indeed, it IN ra
ported that tho hogs j1l Cincinnati aro ayoragin
! 90 t,s hsaYior tnan usual, though they will MI
lard ont 30 vol az In former years
, Tho market oioAed Mt tho following rang
Of prfceH, MosH pork, cash, or seller tho yeas
$2Q. .aotq2o o1 do. solar January aud Fe6s,aEy
$40. .a0ap2 80 do selsr February. S2n.7o6
2oSo' d. aollar Marcl,, eal,15@2l,2o pEai..aa
l5.25; Lard. cash or aoilortho year. sl3.la'
41s,90@P19.35i, do. seller February, s1a,d
4 IN htjbn 1frS, L.