, 1872-11-26

fasseu tne matter generally agreed that the In
quest could scarcely result in less than the re-
solve that the cddare, should be buried 80 deeply
that the jury would not come in contact with it
again
" Member Of the Board Of Trade" occupies
nearly three-quarters Of q column Of to-day's
journal in arriving at the lame conclusion that,
because some person was supposed to be under
the influence Of liquor seven years ago, there
fore, the Board OF Trade is i7nnadcu2dte to-day.
we fail to SEQ that eithor one or the other has
anything to do with the Mum g. Scott transac-
tions, which he sets out to explain.
TIE MARKETS.
The leading produce markets. wers generally
quiet to-day, and many Of them dull though
prices wero not materially lower, except in high
wines, corn, and provisions. The hghtness OF
something to do with the du1ness, as it made
many operators feel as if they we're settling down
to the usual winter work OF buying and soil
ing on continually increasing stocks. The
shipping movement Of to-day was moderately
active for tho season in the leading cereals
The grocery trade continues dull. Few buyers
we're in the market, and with only a light order
business the aggregate of the days sales WAS
small. In prices there we're few variations, q
7ac decline in A, 3, and sugars being tho only
notable change. Dry goods we're moving on
liberal -scale considering the obstacles in tho
way Of an active trade), and the buoyant tone
prevalent for number of days past is still q
feature Of the market, Woo11ons, tannols, and
1AE4EItA NOLLUA5 Hit SptElal11 Luo Lt44euCY
in. these still being upward No new features
were reported in the butter and cheese market.
a moderate amount of trading was done at
about Saturdays quotations, or at 8@26c for the
former, and at 1s@151zc for the latter.
Coal continues in good demand without further
change in values, S11 .00tD12.O 90 for Lackawanna,
and @10.50@11.O 90 for Eric being tho prevailing
rates. Tho fish trade remains very quiet. There
is steady demand On local account, but orders
from the country are few and small. Dried
frI3ifa afnn6v nn3 r1.7phn0rn3 Hnvv
firm, and loose pressed timothy advanced SOC
per ton. The demand was light, but exceeded
the supply, which, owing to the prevalence in
the country OF the opizootic, was limited. Hides
paints, tobacco, and wood ruled quiet, as pre-
yiously quoted
Trade at the lumber yards wes fair to-day,
former prices being fully adhered to. Building
quotations. CocperaGe was quiet and unchang-
ed. Iron and steel, motals aud tinners' stock,
were in reasonably active request at theprevail-
ing rates: .Saval stores were in light demand.
Tar has advanced SOC per brl- Salt was fairly
+ fS7' ac1s i1s @ aaa 9 Ho'' ssS Il Re et''afs re-
cent advance. Seeds were quiet to-day
Timothy was lower and quoted at $3.0o@3.o5 for
prime. Glover was easier, S5.00@5. .0211 being
obtained for prime seed. Other seeds we're
quiet aud unchanged. Potatoes were scarce and
firm. Poultry was in liberal supply, but rather
slow Of sale, much of it being poor. Game was
in demand at Saturdays prices. Green fruits
met with the usual demand; prices were un-
changed.
Hghwines wero moderately active, but 20
lower, in sympathy with an easier feeling III
New York. Sales wero reported Of $50 brls at
Sshc per gallon.
Lake fraights were moro active, at about tho
same rates as those nominal on Saturday, at 111Sc
Tor corn, and l214@l21lc for wheat, by sail to
BuEalo. = tctal of five charters Was reported,
wl.lcn will carry out 100000 bu wheat, and 85,-
@ 9oo pu ' corn; It was also rumored that vessel
Ald Deen chartered to take out cargo of old
pork. but the fact did not leak out u definite
form.
Provisions were moderately active, but lower,
in sympathy with a decline in the price of liya
hogs at the Stock Yards. There were fair
number Of orders on hand ,-sone OF them haye
been here for some days and when holders
moderated their views within the limits Of the
brokers, some of them wero flied. Pork was
Il was 2i,mored that another large lot Of The !
Lard opened with . show of strength,
hat soon weakened under FREQ offerings for !
posent sse Deb, dever; theFe s1 was soo inquiry for
except hams, which were in unusually active re-
quest. The market closed at the following |
range Of prices: Mess pork-Old held at 514.D |
@14.7o; new pork, S130o@1325; do seller the |
'n'1 or asss sias & 81 ejsl DO 5sp 5s
212.5714; do seller March, $12.50. (
90 seller April, S12.50@12.75; primo moss,
Sn.50D12.G0. Lard, cash, 714c for new; doeelIer
December: 714@72Gc; do seller JANUARY, 711c;
40 seller February. 75Sc; do aclcr March, 755c. |
Sweet picked lams, 954@ 1o19lc, and green hams
at 74@f}4c for present delivery or seller No
gsmber; nl 7;$g7Gc eeleE December or January.
do short ribs, 53lG1Gc; do short clear, 61s@61lc;
meats 10 to 20 days in salt, quotable at 45Sqfor
shoulders: G19c for short ribs and G5SGfNc
for short clear. Boxed shoulders seller.tDe-
ce1nber, quoted at 1}5c. English meats, fo1 de-
livery III December and January, 61S061Id for
Cumberlands; 6lllc for short ribs, or long clear:
654c for short clear; $40 for long cut INNS
Mess beef 5950@9.00; extra mess do Sa5O@
10. 90 beef hams, 529.0o@3o.o0. City tllow,
e@913c; grease quotab1e at 51(@611c. Sales
were reported Of 20 brls mess pork (nek) at
$500: $50 brls do, Hel1er December, at Sl2.25;
l0o brls DO, seller first half December, at $780,
25o brls do, seller January, at S1225 30 brls,1
DO seller Marco at s12.50; 100 tcs lard at71lc;.
PCS tcs do at 735c; 100 tcs do at Tie 75O boxes
short ribs, seller December nt G15e; 400 boxes
short clear, seller December on private .erms;
100 boxes shoulders at 492Gc; $50 tcs do at:51400
per tierco; 10000 lbs canyased and smoked
hams at 14c; 10000 lbs green hams at 75s<; 5000
pcs, and 100, 900 lbs do part on option, 1t 7lGc;
40, 600 lbs do at 73sc; LOGO pcs, and 10000 lbs
do (average 1G lbH) at 71lc; 10000 lbs do
leverage II lbs) at 7c; 70 brls extra mess beef at
$1,000.
Dressed hogs we're quiet. Sales wert report
ed Of II head at ss475 per 100 lbs, all round s.
Flour was quiet and firm. There was not
muoh demand, but tia offerings were: limited,
aud none were pressed on the market. Very
little -four is now arriving on sale, mott Of tic \
receipts having been sold to arrive. B1clwheat