, 1874-12-30

WItudraWn from ttofo OIL Monuay TOT CITY
consumption: s,514 bu wheat. 4,o51 bu corn,
1,562 bu outs, 938 bu ryo, ols bu harley.
The following grain was inspected into store
during tho forty-oight hours ending With 10
o'clock on Tuesday morning Bears No. wheat.
107 cars No. do, 43 cars No. . do. s cars ro-
tectcd do, 2 cars no grade (15o wheat); 10 cars
high mixed corn. 10 cars No. 2 do, GO cars ro-
jocted do, chr no grade, (0s corn, Of which
&c aro old); car whito oats, % cara No. 2 do,
Q cars rejected do; car No. rya, l Cur No. 2
do: 2cars No. barley, Gears No. do, 8 cars rc-
jcctcd do, cars no grade. Total. SOL cars, or
10000 bu. Inspected out, 35,526 bu wheat
41,S24 bu corn, 45lG bu outs, 3,068 bu rye 4,297
bN harley.
Tho leading produce marliets wero quiet yes
terday, III beftted the holiday Weok, nnd were
very steady, though provisions, oats, aud Whdat
eaBed of in tile latter part Of tho session, aud
barloy aud highwlnes ruled lower. Tho receipts
uero little larger than the recent average, in
wheat and corn, md snall in hogs, rye. and bar
10y, but the outward movement was 1argor than
herotofore, indicating that shipments by rail arc
opening out at last, after month OF 1ethargy.
Tho stooks Of gratu have Increased during tho
past week at a ratio Which, i continued, would
give III q little moro than u, 0,0o0,o00 bu on hand
st tho opening Of navigation, Or barely go per
cent OF our elevator oapncty. Tlia IN not very
bad for q soaHon ia which Europe profe6soa to bo
moro thau usually independent Of tho uuitod
States III tho matter Of grain supply.
Provisions wero Glot nnd oanior, largo pro-
portion Of tie timo of operators hoing takou up
IN tho arrangement Of - rings " for tho aettle-
mont OF January options III pork and lard, SO aa
to easo up on the work OF actual delivery on
Saturday. Wheat waR tirmer Till near the close,
III sympathy with stronger toue in the advices
from otl,or points, though the demand was poor
aud chietiy local, except that few country lots
wtre tarncd over from January into February.
hut witt, 30 lstln pressure that tho difference OF
lillc between tho two options was not poroonti-
Dly wldcned. Corn was worry dull aud irregular
OH the old. Tho combination OF one was bidding
800 yesterday, and offering to sell at SIC, THIS
being the first noted movement towardH showing
q Willingness to nano figure at which tue
oirsr was accepted by very fow. OatH
we're irregular and weak on cash lots tho Offer
ing OF wilIcl, wero larger than wanted. Sonle
lots had been held III the expectation Of corner
al tho close OF this mouth aud grow tiro.i OF
carrying tllom, as that prospect grew email By
degrees aud beautifully less. uonoe the weak
noss. ..
Dry goods remain quiet, With but triling Auc-
tuations III values. Groceries met with snoder-
ato demand md woTo again steaaY in price
mado n pretty respectable aggregate, and Job
bers seemed In good hunlor. No important
cllAngea were developed III connection with the
buttGr and cheese markets. Trade, IT not
specially Actlyo. Ii prooably up TO general OK
pectatlo,.s, and Prices remain steady. Dried
fruits remain dull. Domestic ysrlotios were
held with some iirmness, but foreign descrlp-
lions wore generally eaaer. Canned goods and
iiHl wore quoted quiet aud unchanged. Coal,
,pig-ron. leather, tagging, and oils Soge without
change In values.
Lumber continues quiet. 4 few small local
and country orlara Woro placed, but trade IN tho
aggregate vas higher. prices woro uualtcrod:
Iho wool, hop, snd seed narkots wero quiet md
nominally firm. Hides wero in iar request Mt
tho prices recently ruling. Choice timothy lay
waa SCARCE and sseudy. but tue lowor grades we're
moro plenty, dull. aud easy. Primo was steadter
under liltle bottor inquiry. The poultry and
game ,narkota wore quiet, though thoro was
Ao'uc inquiry from shippers, but only tor CHOICE
stock. The offerings wore haavy, but tho
weather was moro favorable for holderB. Green
fruits wsro quiet aud unchanged.
GRAIN IN HToIE.
rte fnllnEing nrn thn fontlugn OF tho official