The New York herald., 1868-01-06
TIE PROVISIONS MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

wholesale Quotations.
Yde universal dulness affecting general business
throshou the oity is noceaby apparent in the great
produces depOta tour through any OF the markets
presents unm tstakable evidence OF the scarcity OF
money-nxstly in the absence Of the great crowd OF
buyers who, when funds plenty, crowd around the
stands In search OF cecaces snd secondly the medi-
taAve expression OBJ ervabe upon the faces Of those
who do attend, as theSr minds engages in DIS
cussng menta problem IN which the amount Of means
coamand aud the temptngs OF appetite were on op-
posis OF the house The shower OF poultry which
deiugsd the market during the last couple OF weeks
having partially ceased beef has slightly advanced In
stiIl creator Improvement Latterly the market has
ruled against lne slaughterrs that the supply EAs
fallen Oh considerably whicn WIN likewise help an I'd
vance. ILsIoultry prices are mcreiy nominal Western
consgnments comm generally in pad order and bong
disposed Of for what they Will bring
Below are Saturday > quotations:-
BsEf-For good to extra, 14c IBc. for side. Cow
bsef brings To- l2c, and beef for sansages &C. lOc
SHRRP.-Muton quoted al l0c lSc by the carcass,
and good ut &C. . i0c. Demand slight
vEAL-Good, lac l8c. prime Ito.
PORK Supply large. Prioes have been low during
tho week; quotastons are from &c. to sc psr H. for
, SALT MsArs-But little doirs in salt meats Beef
Dbl Hams % are quc:sd =. iso also per h. shoulders,
foulraY.-Drsss.d poultry was quoted on saturday as
iso. lss state is.r g good; los i.o i; Western
es% %sssla sS good q TO- pra. 7d s's so
Good to prime 2Oc "a. fair to good. 15c. a'2oc
&c . 10c. In live poultry there Is not much doing
GAxE.-Quaal, trapped Per Dozen 81 70 $22Si
75c. vsnson, long saddles, per ib, Ioc a l2c; DO,
short saddles 10 1So DO, earcassss, l4c. alSs.;
FloyR.-o -ouo.at.on. as solloxs-state, supernns,
per bbl So 90 - 25; do extra do, - Is $40 CO.,
Ohio round hoop $40 70 $l2; 90 trade brands 9l1
81 70 50 3o do. extra 80 So $1l go; California in
bags 1876 lbs, $L2 76 $13 Is; Southern extra, new,
$40 rs q SIS; Canada white wheat, extsa, $l3 Is
Sl4 rs; do. club, sll rs $l2- Buckwheas -four, per
corn meal, per Dbl. $Sa So SO.
vEaErAsIm. -fhs following prices prevsil:-Pota-
tossPeachblows per bb.. - Is - so; do. white,
3: 81 buckeye: assSs ,s 1Snssn r,inos Assrs
s. 50; DO. Norfolk, IS S. sos Onions, IS 20 psr
bbL cabbages s. - psr 100 Tusnps per boz, white.
81 SO; Russia, 81 25.a 50 co. SquashW Boston mar
row., per bbl., S. IS . S. 60l
APPIEs-Mixed Western per bbL. 81 S.; selected,
IS 50; common and frozen, 81 81; greenings, IS
SIS so; Spzenbergs, saners russsts and seeks, s.
CRASBERREs The market Is steady at from 90 so to
50 so per bb for good to prime and $40 to $40 80 for
extra fine. There not much doang In dried fruits;
prices medium
BUTTER EGGS AND GEESE Receipts OF butter have
been light during the week, and the local demand s
fair At present prices range all the way from 4Oc. to
55c per ID. Good butter for family use be bought
good supply and moderate demand. Good TO prime
ranges from 13c to 16c per lb. by the box Eggs
furnished In only moderate supply. The demand 10
fair at 42c. 44c per dozen for Jersey 40c 42c for
State and PennsylvaniA; Western, 4oc. Prices hold
steady
FAnLY GROCERIES, -yhere is no noticesbls change In
prices Of articles OF general domestic consumption.