, 1862-07-02

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LUMBER-The receipts during the week show
a slight falling of, compared With those OF the
week previous, and under continued good de-
nand. the market rules brisk and frm-prlces
c1osipg at IN advance Of SC In the yards, and
25G25oc by the cargo.
- THE HAEKET N TEE YARDS.
{1hs display Of assorted lumber in the yards has
?scazrelY ever been Q-poor as at present Many
sdea1ets, Who ought ct TITS season, to have one
aSd tWn millions on hand, have not ovez one
fourEH that AMOUNT Take walk along the
eo1tf hrsnch, and you frd but SUCCESSION of
empty and partially filled yards. where usua11y ct
this time there is wall OF lofty piles between the
street and the docks. This dimuait1on Of the
stock accounts In great meazura for the active
demand which exists for e;lrroeg.
;. During the past week business has been to1era-
bly, lively. Fencing and eommon boards have
sold freely at $90oG9.5o which ia an
Improvement Of BIC on the prices noted
last week For interior qualities OF common
nothing Lees than g. is taken, and for the better
grades, s9.2s09 50. Dry common boards, Of good
4uol1ty, Qast years cnt) are scarce, and holders
ask $1,000, at which there have been some sales Of
SAGINAW manufacture. There Is very good In.
qu11g IN the yards for common flooring, Joints and
scanning ano also an Increased demand for upper
qaaat1ee-pFlrc1pa4y for city use-huIding Of all
kinds being particularly brisk nov.
TIE aARKEr FOE cARsoEs.
Inc demand tor cargoes is particularly good, and
pfaces c1ose 75lS5cc h1ghet-especialg On the beat
@anoiae'ase: 1ne receipts during the week have
1rs7e nesrr. 49, hut W. +ss i .nss
general complaint among buyers that the offerings
being docked on manufacturers account, and sold
in boat loads to 20 dow7, fbe ri1,noia R5ra- coad
Of lum5sr beS hern m aod At eI 20
nn- ,i-;ces rom tha pnn,tes g sna.,,tz.; H..
W. e1'.e~ "'- InS 1u1tioet i.ilun1s]u1in9 M o1s-
triets nearly s comp1ain Of the difficulty in pro-
curing freight room Grain vesscls, bound up. cau
bard1v be coaxe7 In "a int, freen rau csa;-a.z
for lumber, and rates rule considerably higher.
From Upper Saginaw. e, So and from Lower Sso;-
nav a. 70 has been paid: from Green BaT ~ so
ana lfom oeonto k1ver' rated, Ss.5Gs %. So
IS lar1ber-the manufacturer getting about the
Bame mere n<t .,saee as .o1%es,y: niss
+ho+ +bo,o oh,p1a ho = t-,o-,r+ r,.,s.: .I 41NAs
tAat A44|A~ 14ApA4A HI 1uc3AAt LII
at Saginaw and Green Bay. hna thot the lumber
mid dawn On their 5oc5s viii cost tharo a,o,,+
s1o higher than they calculated on, and they nava
ihus oeen compelled to advance their selling
The following is list Of some Of the 1eaafno
Gales Of cargoes, made since the aate Of our lass
weekly review:
fCanada. GOOD aua11.T Of stocE boards IT. - "a
Cargo Of schr Sam Hale. from Green Bay, j. B.
AbatFoae, from spa1]dins's mills on the Menomit mi
! nee mill run, at IS Do Of fhc dock ''N~A01NN7
| Cargo Of schr Queen Of the West, from Menomi
4 lot Of $1,000 niii-ru4 strips. fron1 the sano
rniils soi to arriye at sfll G0 A-olA 'ne s<'s'8'
cs5go Of se9d St. Ga!F RtysT boards and strips,
IS sEnl n ranETroWb dl 9nssn msnafscanr a.
4CaIs5oea sz1n If eehra VIM sanderson ana Echo drr
eosaas aS lap a 81 oeiays fd sck Lake
cargo Of fGafa sehr Hero o. o Hale Wright & Cas-
IS %. 1 ''>-' z''D 4''-''' Dl'-A ND' -
| Carso Of echr Rand. fair quality OF hoard. and
strips, from aluskegon, at .ss.5o.
a5tg Gg5go oi @ ze1r = Asms1Te. 81 HON Grand Ryer' lair
CarSo Of schr Forester. fair quality. assorted.
| from Grand River af 81