, 1872-11-21

changed. Hay continues to arrive sparingly and
the market is strong, With rather IN upward
tendency. Hides remain quiet. Oils, paints, to-
bacco and wood ruled quiet and unchanged.
lumber was fairly active at former prices.
. very good demand brick was quiet and u1,-
changed. Iron and stoel we're in fair request at
present quotations. Metals, nails, de-, wero
moderately active and unchanged. Salt VAS in
fair denlapd and firm at S2.25 for coarse
request, with primo quotable at 29@32c. Wool
:-ss IN scme demand and very firm at present
quotations: Broomcorn continues quiet, with
prices no:niraliy unchanged. Seeds we're quiet
prime: clover At $50 fer prime medium; fax
at s1.55@l. GO. Potatoes in car lots are
5o"s @ a3e ksSer '0f Poultry n9'' was Reaeh IN
liberal supply with only a light demand for
dressed. Game WAS in fair request, and firm at
present prices. Apples continue to meet with q
good demand for homo consumption and ship
ments although tho cold weather prevents coun-
try orders from being filed at present. Gran
berries were in moderate request. Other fruit
quiet and unchanged.
Highwines were quiet and eteedy at the ruling
quotations of the past week, being no stronger
though quoted firm in New York. Sales were
reported of 200 brls at 89c per gallon.
Lake freighta weEo quiet and steady at the ad-
vance gained yesterday, neither carriers nor
6AARPEA4 GtEWlHS lu14Cud w OpeLNt6% UW1uE
to tho 1ateness of t:,e season. K total
OF 8 charters was reported, which will
carry out sc, COZ pu wheat and 10000 bn corn.
Buffalo rates were quotable at lie on corn and
12c on wheat, by sail and 13c for wheat by
steam.
cago to Liverpool, 9l@91155c per 100 lbs (gold)
On beef and pork 9oc@51.o5115 On lard 95c on
-four. Chicago to Glasgow, o11ac on beef 93c
on pork SIC On bacon and lard.
Provisions wore in better demand, but with
fow changes in price; tho only variations were
while cash lote wero unchanged. The inquiry
was principally fer lard and meats, aud seemed
to have been stimulated by the firner feeling in
live hogs, which induced some to think
that tho packers combination has been
dissolved as preliminary to commecn-
ing work for the season in real earnest.
There was wider difference than usual between
tho viowB Of buyers and sellers; tho former ask
Ing an advance in many cases, while the latter
those demanded. Tho market closed st
the following range Of prices: Mess pork,
old held ct $14.550l5.06 new pork, $1,000:
do seller tho month nominal at $12.75
@13.oo; do seller December, S12.so@l2.Ao;
ruary, s12.25@l3.5o; do seller March. ss s1s.37h@
1875 do seller April s12.250912.5o. LAID,
cash. 71z@75zc fornew; doseller December, 755c;
do seller January, 73s@7s4c; do seller February,
73ic; do sollor March, 71S@sc. Sweet pickled
hams, 9sl@1oMc, and greon hams at 71155@7Mc
TIC seller December or January. Green
5I@5Ue; 10 short ribs, &c; d.,
short clear; cA@e2zc; meats, Is to 20
Z; aaEs ci1 in salt quotable at &c for 9hoa!ders;
for short clca-: Boxed shoulders, seller Do
cember, quoted at A25c. English meats,
fer delivery in December and January, Gll@
65so Tor c1mberlands; 6Ec for short
ss<@sXe ief long cut Ea@s: Mess M beef beet ss5o5 5o
200; extra moss do, s9.5o@lo.oo; beef hams,
City tailow, 6@S15c; grease
]gotable at 5>1@514c; Sales were reported of
10 bris mess pork at $3.50; go brls do at
$50 tss lard at 100 tcs do at 7c, loose; 750
.cs do, seller March, at 7jGc: 100 boxes should
.rs, at Eureka, H., seller December, Mt 435c;
100 boxes short ribs, Ut 6%:c; $50 boxes short
:!eas, seller the month, at G2sc; l00 boxes Cum
bs green hams at 1870; 1l5 900 Ibs do average
g lbs) at 7Ec; 5000 pcs do, seller December
md January, at 7Ac; 5, 900 pcs do at 715c; 100 |
orls extra mess beef at $1,000: 800 brls city !
,ackers' tallow at 8}5c; rs brls butchers do st
'c, so brls yellow grease at 5ss1c.
Dressed hogs were quiet. Sale was reported |
N the street Of Is head, fair, at s4.621G per 100
bs. and the market may be quoted ct -. .G2I1D |
100 for fair to choice. None are offered on /
Change yet.
Flour was active. md shade frmer, being in |
air shipping demand; several shippers arc now
aalng hold who have previously been deferred
" the prevalence Of the cp1-h1ppo-itis from buy
n5 goods which could not be transferred to boat |
'r car. The demand WAS principally for spring
'1trna, for which como dealers secured ali ad-
'anca of about Sc per b1l. The lower grades
re said to Ge scarce. Ryo and bnckwheat were
'sner and bran vas strong. Sales were report
q Of 19g tr.s white winter extras People'H) at
1925; lGo br!s spring extras Ut s6:5 GOO brls
10 st $500: 100 brls do at $500; lou do at
:5679;. 100 do at s5,65; SO brls do
4 $3.50; 500 brIs do at $3.50; 100
'rls do at $3.50; 1850 b1ls do On
private terms SO bre rye at s4.0o; 100 brls do
! s3.871z 100 brls do On private terms 80
rls buckEheet {Early. Riser) ct s7.00 SO br1s
10 at s6.871%. Total, $3.50 brla. Also 20 cars
ran at s11.00; 80 tons do at s10.50, all on
rack; 10 tons middlings at $780, on track.
The following is this range OF prices
air to choice winter extras ...-...... sT50@ 9.75
.ed winter extras 650@ 7.50
'ood TO choce spring extras. $500 6.5u
IN ffir%v,