, 1872-12-27

scaled, 42(945c Columb1h tlVer 6aunou, Ae", AaA
0f1si FhGfTs f1r AND % NUTs-rbe demand for foreign
fruits ngaiu reported light and come descriptions @
another 5c por box, and VIC also note 1c decline IN
pruncs and curranta Domestic fruits met with fair
inquiry at about former 1atcs To noW 'E3s
bis' beries'' nov now, io1G@1ic; raspberT}ea, 4o@4sc
5e 2:a pe.ahss sasssis hsvss sS2sS o ?'Sess %
zanto currants, 1872 e11@oe Do 1871, 1h@sc d ap.
pfsb souheEn S@So Sa "e1s1
monds Terragona, 21@22c; English wanqta, 15@16c; ;
Naples wslnuts. 2o@c; BEaz 3s&4s; Peeans ts ao9
12c; African peanuts, GEta7c: Wilmington peanuts
7@8c; Tennessee peanuts, 1880.
GAME-Therc was very Little inquiry for game OF
any an Ihs ssps at
lis rabbits ut so yentzon hams at l5iGc
at 8@1oc. Sales include 4a doz prairie chick
81 90 loz quail At S. so doz do at SITE; dog
rabbits at 81 55 l buffalo ham at &c.
GREEN FRUlTs-Wcre quiet aud unchanged Az
rles steady ut s50@375 per brl cranberries at
$10oo@115 for cultivated, and $7.5o@85o for wild.
Sales include 90 brls apples at s3oota3 90 PITS
rcs at $1o.00@11.50 brs choice do ut sl20o IS brs
do frosted at $500.
GRocER1Es-In this branch Of trade there WIS not
n single new feature to note. Orders were lew and
mainly restricted to small parcels to make up assor-
mons, and the volume Of business WIS small, even tor
comparatively tlr1n, both for staple and side goods.
revival Of trade is looked for after the holidays and
stocks moderate dealers do not seem anxious to
increase sales at the sacrifice Of prices. We quotes
D1-CAHB SoDA-7H@sc.
CorrEEs-Mochn, Soc o. g. Java, 25H@2oEc; Java,
e. 232ps plms fsRs? o HS sood do s0SS e
SSs!s Sss, ,5;, 5sasS do, prime aSSs'e;
cAspIEs-stsT, full weight, 2oH@o1o: stearine,
15A@l64e: a,>ao. unon 7,laac Carolina
sGoAns- Patent cut Loaf. 14A@14Nc: crushed,
powdered and granuated 1s2a@1IsHs 5tana 5an@
1o% 5Se if<s sHe i sheee brown, r. w. ii5a: prime
s1kaf a f EAR as 49, se ;hfss o1lsses
sugar, choice, llis@l1Hc; do prime, 1o2@@l1e; do
f5 S4a9Rs6,a9d 9s9oB do a43ps i@S silver aps
e1tra e1tr as do 5oSsse Kew
| 3o@4oc.
repps4 15@1Ss nnfess ssss2s sass'
ginger, pure, 28@aoc; do No. l, 2o@25c; do No. p 10
tied, d. 7a@7Tc; Golden i wezf, eSszc; White Lily,
| 61k@salc; Whito Rose, 6N@6Ac; brown Windsor,
s sSaSaa-Gloss, eo ssG1oe corn SSlic; handsy'
6@7c; common, 5@6c,
HAY-Thero was onlya Light movement in this sta.
buyers; chiefly Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltl'
moro account but cannot at present be obtained
AHu. AS1ue 4IoNl eupp3!A 4oCa1 "aAta3 A@Ao 4A5 NC
said TO be little nothing doing Arrivals continue
moderate but equal to the demand WHOLESALE deslers
thy, beater pressed, si6.5o@l75o; timothy, loose
pressed *1e0o@17.oo prairie, pressed, $lo.oo91l
| On WAGoS-Tmothy, loose, Sl5.00@l6o0; prairie,
loose, s95o@1o5o. For delivery Of pressed, sloo@15o
| according to distance.
| H1DES-Replain firm previously quoted. The
demand continues steadily fair both on local and East
account and sufficient to prevent any large aecu
butchers, Sc; green sailed, cured, heavy, 11@
11Ac; DO light, l2@laAe par, 1T, cursa y,: :24g1ozc;
city lip, prime, 14c dry sailed, 1GG17c; dry kip,
22c; dry calf 26c; dry flint 19920c deacons, 5o@65c
damaged, 71@8c; all other damaged stock, wothirds
| price; branded, 10 per cent off-
HOFS-Were in fair demand and firmer. Choice
Western ara held at 45c primo quotabe at 35@40c
common to medium, o0530c; Eastern, 4o@45c.
| HONEY-The offerings are light and mostly OF il
ferior grades. Choice white comb in small cases is
quick Of sae whenever offered. Ne quote choice white
comb ut 23G3oc mediu:l grades, 1o@25c; inferior
! und strained honey, 16G19c.
IRON AND sTEEL-Thero was light inquiry for
small lots but rule the market is quiet Prices
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