, 1860-01-20
COMMERCIAL,


Total 1a6 5.0 .:3 43Ita Ia Gs;so 4et9 |
Tie receipts Of Hogs lire aud dressed, to-day !
amouat to l7'5. Dressed logs were IN active |
demand By packers aud shippers, and the tnar-
ke: on heavy hogs were about Sc higher, with |
sales Of Lcavy at s6Gs.aa5. md Of light at S5s5
D5.75. The receipts Of lire Hogs were light,
hut there was good demand aud sales Of heavy
we're nadc at s5-13G5 70 gross.
Tbs quality Of tie Hogs coming il is much
better than during any previous part Of the sta'
son-being much heavse: and heavier fitted;
mad packers are buying more freely Of them to
make Ness Pork, which, nil over the country IS
supposed to be less tlau Usual.
The provision market. under more buoyaut
nows from Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis,
was considerably tir1ncr to-day. Ness Pork
WIS more cagerly sought after, and sales made
show m advance Of 25c. About 700 bbls Mil
waukcc mess were so;d here at sl5@l5.25-
principally The latter figure, and 800 bbls Mi!-
waukce u. O. Pork at Sl4 Is. There were also
sales made Of 500 bbls city packed ut s15-e5@
l3.5o-the market closing firm. at the close
there were several small lots offered at the lat
ter quotation; but round lots Of eli establish
el brands aro held firm 1T $3.50
some parties asking sl5.75 q 1000. Bulk
Meats are zcarce and in demand, both for The
baltimore and New York trade. In the absence
OF sales, hox-rcr. it is difficult 10 give quota
tions. Duyers offered ST und 1ac for Shoulders
and Sides packed; but good lot Of cured
would probably command {c advance. The onls
transactions reported we're 100 brls Green
Shoulders. ct SO IS, and 50 tres picklel Hams
ut &c. Lard is quiet but firmly held at &c for
round lots. The transactions today were only
80 brls prime at :iGssc, and 100 br|s No.
Lard At Milwaukee ut SIC.
Flour continues quiet and steady, with limited
sales at s4-75@4-yo for FUR to choice Spring e1-
tras, aud S'.5o for White Winter The Wheat
market was buorant, and adranccd aCl3c, viii,
sales Of about eu. 200 bushels. at sl.0. for No.
Spring in store; 81 for No. Spring; md 99c@
*l.05 for common to choice Spring on track.
There was good demand for Corn, and the
market YVES firm, and active, with sales Of about
$1,000 bn &t 52@5.sc for No. Corn; &c for
No. Corn; and 44@l5c for Rejected-all in
store. Lots On track sold by sumplc-mostly
rejectcd-ut 45@i.c. Oats were less inquired
for, and the Market was quiet and scarcely 60
frm.-Slles being light ut 3Sc for No. in store,
and 374 4@3oc for lots on track Rycwas in bet
ter supply and prices declined &C, with transac-
tions at oo@o3c. Bar'ey was in fair demand
md steady ut 5s@;5c on track. Timothy Seed
was buoyant. and advanced 15c.-Sa!es being
made ut S2.40@3.5o, Clover Seed also advanced
5c-s4.G5 being paid for lot Of choice Indiana.
H'shwines quiet and steady ut 2lic for city
wiuce. A lot OF country wines, however, we,c
sold at olc. Hides not SO nctivc-bu5ers hold
ing of because Of decline in Eastern markets.
New TonK-Jan. ls.-Rcceipts, 1887 brls
flour; Is ,oe4 bg wheat; /! 100 bu corn; 492 bu
barley; $40 bu rye; 500 pigs pork; 1926 pkgs
bacon; 1860 pkgs butter; l129 pigs lard; $500
dressed hogs.
OceAS FR:lours At NEW Tonk.-Jan. 1s.-
To Liverpool. 10000 bu wheat, Sid in ships
bags; 500 boxes bacon eos; loco brls -four IS;
10 tons seed oss Gl. To London, 40 tons clover
seed 25s@27s Cd; 50 boxes bacon 25s.
COFFEE 1T DAIrluoae.-The stack Of coffee at
Baltimore. on Saturday, ras 1920 bags, Of
which Is .o0o were Rio. The market was steady
at 1T to 1eac for fair to prime Rio.
CNc1xsAr1-Jau. ls.-The Ga-ftk Of ycster-
day says:
Flour IL held firmly, but the demand is light
nnd The market dull ut $3.50 @j.40 for supcrtinc.
Wheut firm, and receipts light. Corn 81 SIC.
Rye declined to 81, at which there is a good de.
maud. Whisky firm at :u4. 4 better demand
for Clover seed aud with light receipts prices
tend upward, and advanced during the week,
10: per busliei. Timothy Seed rery scarce, mud
nu improved demand for it hus put up prices to
EQ TS and EaIh rnnnffaH y-ASf4rdax* nj
g. though this was thought to be above tue
market. Linseed Oil ia held for higher prices
tha Impression being that IN important advance
will be established within the next 60 days. It
IS eoEd spsriug'y ns 6:@isc. 1he Grocery mar
kes has been rather duh during the week; the
receipts have been Large; there is no change
prices. however, Us bath Sugar and snotassts
cost fuls Us much as they bring, and in many
cases more, SO tue importers make nothing.
The fact is, ut the present current rates for
can be imported aud sold iu this market, with
out incurring loss, and it is only those who
bought enrly who can make anything.
P47rsBcneu. wednesday. January 1s.-We
have no change to note in pro- ducc. Flour has
retained uniform figure for several days past,
while the stock continues very abundant Of the
best brands. TIE supply by railroads from the
West is very large. Corn is in good supply,
while o:her ccrea's arc fullY rroporsionnte to
The uemaod. Both rivers are ut tine Stage and
entirety free from ice. Flour-Wc hare Gales
froal store Of 1,l06 br's OF various brands. ST.
per at S5.35@j.40; Extra s5.6u@5.75; Extra
Family S5.95@G %, aud Fancy t6.25@6.60.
ltain-We have saleA Of ! Quo bush ear Corn on
track ~ 72c; 900 BUSH Corn from store ut 7o@
752; cara ehcl!ed Corn ut depot at 75c; cur
ear Corn at depot at 7ac; l,ooo bush eur Corn
1t depot Al zVc.
ExPonrs OF Produce PROM New YoRK.-The
exports Of Flour from New York for Ahe week
snding january II, were lo,o49 bbls., against
6.1a5 bbls Tor the corresponding week last year
OF The exports not barrel 10 Liverpool nor
London; sl1 bbls 10 Glasgow, 1850 to Brazil,
159eto Is. Guiann, md 11s5 to Newport The ex-
ports of Wheat for the same week we're 5000 bu
ALI to Glasgow. No export for the correspond
ing week last year. The exports Of Corn arc
nominal. The exports Of Beet for the weck arc
1877 packages, agasn.t $50 for the correspond
1ng week in 1883. OF the exports s4s packages
went to London, CIT do. to Cuba, It's do. to
Glasgow. The exports Of Pork for the week
ara 1916 packages. against sS7 do. for the cor
responding week in 1852. Of the exports s5s
packages went to London, 100 do. to Glasgow
DC. The export Of Hans is q. 900 lbs. against
$1,000 lbs. in 1853; all Of which went South.
The exports Of Bacon were 800 900 lbs. against
$4,000 ibs in 1859. The entire Of the exports
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