, 1872-11-22

7@26c for the former, and at 19@1511c for
the latter. Coal remains firm and unchanged
| In the fish market only q moderate amount of
trading was done, and prices were steady. Dried
fruits were firm as previously quoted. Hay was
stronger, under light receipts, but not quotably
was no material change in the oil,
| paints, tobacco, and wood markets,
| A fair amount Of business WAS transacted at the
| lumber yards. at the prevailing prices: Sash.
Prices are unchanged. Iron, STEEL the
metals. and nails were moderately active,
| former quotations being sustained. Build
ing materials were in reasonably fair
demand, although the call for brick is
I limited, the building season being about over.
Salt was firm and unchanged. Broom corn con-
tinues to rule quiet, with prices nominally un-
changed Hops were in; light request and
steady at 10000 for common to prime. West
S a Wool ssnT was in in dEn fair Isqus a soSks fassg
Prices are advanced from 3 to cents. Seeds
were quiet and firm prime timothy quotable at
$3.50; clover, S4.90@5.15 for fair to prime.
Potatoes were in good demand and frmer !;
beach blows Quotable at 60@65c in car lots, with
ems are in large supply and light demand at
former prices. Prairie chickens arc higher,
other varieties Of game we're unchanged. VEN
ison was plenty, and quotRble at 20c for hams.
m1.e % qaaes ~ as zoedz e. App1es ~ ls!r loea
until warmer weather. Cranberries were in fair
request. Grapes we're quiet and unchanged. :.
Highwines we're more active, and quoted firm
at the prices Of the past few days. closing steady
Sales'we1e reported of 300 brls at $50 per gallon.
Lake freights were dull, and 1c lower, there
being very little demand for the few vessels Of
fered. Carriers early asked 12c on corn, and
l3c on wheat by sail to Buffalo, but finally NC
cepted 10c and lie. A total of charters was
reported, which will carry out 900 bu wheat
IS ap aeaSy oe eq corn The season of navigation
Foreign Fo o:hF freight rates are thus quoted Chi
beef and porlS. fi ai}c@s1 6S1F @ ON m lara a On On
flour. Chicago to Glasgow. s15Sc on On beef: Sc
on pork; SIC on bacon and lard. "
shade higher. in sympathy viii q iirmer feeling
IN i've hogs at tho Stock Yards. Mess pork vas
quiet ana STEADY. except thnt aome Of the moro
doferred options were nomina1lv Sc Der lrl
lower. Lard was firm tor present delivery, ~ and. nd
Meats were irregular: hams - were firmer l.' and.
wanted. willie some meats were dull. The
weather is now favorable for packing,
md this weeks exhibit Of. work viii
far for tie s % paeiors j. were o ,u not oor @
ing product freely as they think that q higher
ra5da Of nrces % w1l 1 I Ba % estabahea 1, hefopa
ing range Of prices. Mess pors. old hoId.
Do sejIeg tho nonth hoin,i Poai at
do seller December. s12 'o5012' 10: do selor
Jan,,srv a12 ooG1o25 do soiler Fehrnarv
sl2. .o5512.90: do seller March. s12.s7Ki5
1850 do seller April. s12. a5@12.5o. Lard
do ssilar jnnnary. 7hc: do seller Febr,arv
73/D7Ic. do se1Ier Mnrch 77Im9c, Sweet n;ckiof}
hams. 95?t0l0sIc. and creon hams at 7h07HIc
for nrasaff delivery or sellcr Noyanoher T6zrO
7Nc aeller December or JanuAry. Green
shoulders, 3A@319c; do rough eides,
short clear, 611@6G5c; meats, ii to 20
days in salt, quotablo at 411c for shoulders;
615o for short ribs, and GN@85:c
for short clear. Boxed shoulders, seller Do
for delivery in December and January, 6l(@
655c for Cumberlands; '6iIc for short
ribs. or long clear; Gs5c for short clear;
851@S15c for long cut hams Mess beef, $500
960 e1trn mess do, 50. 9.50fD1O.00; beef hams,
s29.00@30.0O. City tallow, 8@618c; grease
quotable at 5x@6i5c Sales were reported Of
10 brls mess pork at 1300 1. 900 brls DO, seller
January ct G12,25; $50 tcs kett1ed lard st 73<c:
$50 tcs lard seller January, at 7zlc $50 tcB do.
seller February, at 7ss4c; $50 tcs do, seller
at 4hc 10000 tbs rough sides, Is days old, at
Eureka at 5Nc !: 20. .o01 lbs short ribs at &c:
&C. 900 tbs do Is DAYS old, at 6c; 100 boxes do.
Is to 20 days old. at 6slc: coo boxes long clear
at tMC: bu boxes TO, ~ u4YB Old, at 62EC: 15U
boxes do, seller to Dec, Is, at 615c: ESQ boxes
short clear ut &c: 100 boxes do. seller to
Dec, 90. at SIC: $50 boxes do seller first
half January, at exc; 5000 Tbs susar-cured
bacon hams ut l2c; 5000 pcs and 90, 600 It's green
hams At &C. 90 600 tbs do at 7Glc. 10 600 tbso at
rs/c e nm ncs and an mn ma Ce thsS Of M. :.
Il nm ~ ~ - RI ~ ,. ~ 49, IN ~ rrLa+ ;iIIj
los ~ 'ps} 4. ~ " ~ a"ecs p1Ciaeu
naHs at 1oc; 1uo ntas e1tIa mess oeei az @1V.oo;
70 brla mess beef at S5.5u; o0 tcs yellow grease
at &c.
Drcasea hooa e-ara IN rat4,ar f,effor snnn1v for
the street, but none are vet sold On Change.
Quotations are S162L@5.00 per 100 lbs, for fair
to choice.
Flour was more active. and decidedly stronger,
dealers being able to renlize without trouble the
askinc prices Of Yesterday, which in come cases
was 25925c advance. The demand was princi-
pally tor shipment-good spring extras Flour |
is reported Quite active in New York for export,
and it is probable that several orders nre t
on our market for shipment direct to Europe,
though that fact was not stated. Buclwheat |
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