, 1872-12-06

cooPERAGE-Was IN moderate demand D: yester-
days prices We continues to quote: Pork brls 81 500
@2.25; -four barrels, 60@55c; rough staves sia.oo@
bnckea oa el saSes & , asnr e r.. staye
hoop poles si4o0@17oo u m PORK and tisrce poles,
s35.0o@ q N whskeY barrel atayes s25oo(Sa7.0o
f2fs 31ss OF to meet with
very fair demand at previous prices We note sales Of
80 boxes Beurre g Grs Pc pears at s25 1oo boxes East
4o0 1oo lbs Rain Nice grapes at Csc: 100 TBS Tokay
at Csc; 150 ibs Muscat at 2oc.
CHEEsE---Dealers report no decided change In tho
market for this staple. There was eGghtly increased
inquiry from the country trade but the movement
was sluggish, after all and tho easy feeling so long
prevalent has yet given place to better condition.
quote; New York factory, 14@15c; Ohio factory, H@
'sSS 1efss of sos ansnangea The de-
mand was less acive than On the preceding days Of
but !. a4dn ths 4s1ea eup
IseIs1 p s5 Esq., a ahsh s1Bse B!
5000; 500 GheTry Mine, siooo; Hooking Valley, s1ooo;
Camel Coal. $3.50; Indiana block, s9.oo@9.50;
1aaH in ooasrsto seaues at 2s@ao for
fresh Pickled and lined eggs are in large supply and
quotable at 18@22c. Sales include GOO doz At 27c:
1000 dog do at 26c pkgs picked at 22c 800 doz do
at 20c.
FEATHERs- vas q fair inquiry for prime
tinue to quote prime live geese from first hands at
65@67c; jobbng prime 72@75c for assorted feahers;
mixed ut 2jG5GQC according to Quauty cnlcKen bG5c
FISH-No change was visible in the fish market
Orders were few and mainly from local retailers, the
demand from interior dealers being extremely Light.
Prices steady and firm at tho following range: No.
l whtehsh, s5.00@5.25; No. 2, s4.7535.00; No. l,
trout, $4.50@475; No. l shore mackerel, $1l.O0@
u.25; No. ! bay, $8.50@8.75; No. bay mackerel,
s700@7.25; No. J. shore, kits, S1.85@1 90 bank cod
fish, s5.5o&5.75; Georges goldfish, s6.5o@6.75; box
herring No. /, ao@ssc boz herring, sealed 42@45c;
Columbia River galmon. new. half brls. s10.o0@io.25:
FRUITS AND NUTS-Fair activity characterized
the dried fruit trade to-day, and former prices
well sustained both for domestic and foreign varieties.
Owing to IN advance in New York, raisns frmer.
This Is the season Of greatest activity in rasns and
the tendency Of prices is upward Nequote Dates, SO
DC; figs, new, 16@17c; figs, boz, le@19c; Turkey
prunes. 1s72 ioh@11c; do ISL, 8@oc; raisins, old
$2a5@2.40; raiains, new, s2.70@oS0; blaekbcrries
now, u@11Hc; raspberries, 4394lc; p5tted cher,
ries, 25@28c; peaches, pared, 21@23c; peaches
halves. 6N@7c: do, mixed, 65l@GAc; Zanto cur
rants, 1872 9N@loc do 1871, 8@3Ec; apples, South
ern. new, 5A6Ec; do Western, 7@7Ac; Michigan,
8@8lc. Nu1s-Eilberts, 14@15c; almonds, Terragona,
22c; English walnuts, 14@l5c; Naples walnuts, 1919
20; Brazils, 14915c; Pecans, 10@12Hc; African
peanuts, 7c Wilmington peanuts Sc; Tennessee ped
nuts. Sc.
GAME-The receipts Of chickens, quail, venison,
&C., very liberal. There is fair demand among
ehippers with prices about the same Al yesterday.
Venison ia in large supply and sells slowly at 8G9c
saddles at 1G@18c. We note sales Of 60 doz prairie
chickens at S4.5o 20 doz do at $f25 10 doz do at
s4oo; doz partridges ut $3.50; $50 doz quail at
S150; 40 doz do ut s1.30 9 doz do at 81 .l5@125;
dox sllard ducks at $500 10 doz do 1T 10 doz
rabbits at $500; doz do Ut s1.6o Wild tqrEesz =