, 1872-10-22

stacco are unchanged. There we're no change
n n eegqopeFage GO to notice pork barrels are quote
&C., is undiminished, former prices being l full
sustained. Wool, hops, and broom corn continu
dull, there being only a light demand for Gu,
rs1t rent y necessities prices are about the same
@ oaiI Is qulte hrm Ut present quotations and i
sn5g,1 xe1y fair ana demand ns; Eggs are IN bette
poultry and game were pretty we
reduced > on Saturday; prices ar
weak. Potatoes remain about the same. Deal
ers 1;1 1lnd it impossible to dispose Of mixed an
blooms are in fair demand. Seeds were yer
quiet; prices unchanged. Fruits are in goo
supply The prices for fall apples range iron
S1.go@2.00 per brl; winter, S1.75@2. so. Crane
nehagne5 are hgne55 and in good demand. Other fruit
.hlghw1nes were strong at the ruling pric.
OF last It., week, under better demand which wa
only Tiled from outside, there not being enough
lineage goods offering to meet it. Sales wert
reported Of 800 br1s at 88c per gallon.
Lake freights were dull at Saturdays rates tt
Buffalo-l7c on corn, and 1870 On wheat; but /
| @2c lower to Kingston, for which port Tic waf
bld, aud 1sc asked, but not paid, on wheat
| carriers we're reported to ask 18c on corn. and
Ac On wheat to Buffalo but shippers generally
we're Of the opinion that they would not pa7
such prices If they shipped no more grain ssout
until the crack OF DOOM" A total OF 6 charters
was reported, which will carry out $4,000 bu
wheat, 2o, 900 bu corn, and 40 900 bu barley
Provisions were dull, and nominally steady,
The report from the stock yards quoted hogs as
dull and easier,-and this tended to make buy
ers cautious, while SELLERS were not disposed 10
make CONCESSIONS. Mess pork and meats were
unchanged. Lard was again weak on old, which
new, as there are no outstanding options to fll
with it. The continued warm weather initiates
against packing, but there is no doubt that the
season will be busy one, though it may open late.
Iho market closed nominal at the following
January, $3.50; do, seller February. s12.75:
DO seller March, 912.75@12.S71G. Lard, cash,
7a@8c for winter; d. seller December, 79l@
ia oefed a @ 52aa dy 5sd ss5ed shoadeF s'e cd
entirely nominal. Sweet picked hams, nomi-
aal At 12@13c, and green hams firm at
S9@9Tc for present delivery; 8!@8ac seller
shoulders, 81 4A@4s6c; do short ribs, 7c. Boxed
shoulders, seller December, quoted at 4110456c,
English meats, for delivery in December and
January, 61a@6Hc for Cumberlands 655@64c
for short ribs; 62c for long clear; e for
fast bacon, 11@l2c, and bacon hams, l6@lsc all
packed. Mess beef, s8.50@90o; extra mess
do, $9.50@ 0@1000; beef hams, 725.00@25. so,
City tallow, 8@8szc; grease quotablo at 515@
6Ec. Sales we're reported Of rs br1s mess pork
1000 tcs lard, seller tie year, at $7.8lA per 100
lbs; SO tcs new lard at 71kc; 20 boxes new long
clear, 90 days in salt, at Sc; 20 boxes new short
clear; do, at sNc; 10000 lbs long clear, on pri-
Is tcs sweet pickled Iams. new. at 12c-
Flour was dull, in an almost utter absence OF
buyers, there being none wanted except for the
local trade; Most dealers quoted the market as
unchanged, but there is little doubt that most Of
them would have 'ahaded" somewhat, if they
could thereby. have secured customers. Sales
we're made Of $50 br1s white winter extras on
private terms; 500 brls spring extras on private
terms Is brls buckwheat -four at 81, so. Total.
975 brls. Also, 20 tons bran at se.75 on track
Wheat was dull and scarce, averaging A@kc. |
below the lowest prices Of Saturday. The pri-
yate adrices from Lirerpool quoted the Enefish
market as weak and New York was dun and |
increase. This was reazon enough for veak
feeling here, especially as the high rate Of |
treights are keeping back everything in the
shape Of shipping orders from the East. leaving
The market IN the hands Of local dealers About |
md rejected All His is in the Yaca Of contin.
.ed adyices of poor crop in Fnrone, wh;Ia
here is little doubt TINT tho T1nited States
:9st :;s,, Of ths Rocky, Mountains, I snow :
sst rnar AM tIo ma;or;tr ~ n1aro+oea
re st;ll m the hear aide wor;3y for stf1i lo.ear
,efore the end of this month. Cash. No, 2spripg::
n seller the month. opened at 81 .09L declined
0 9108A, advanced to 81 .09}S, and dropped to |
IL O8k at the closa. Seller Noyember so]d At
i. l.08T@1. .o9l1, closing at 81. .08k01. .08h. Sell
r the year sold at Si08@1.o9 No. / spring
losed Ut sI.15, No 8 do at SIC; and rejected do
t SIC. Cash sales were reported of 28o0
ushels. No. spring. at sI.15h: 10. 400 bu do
t S1.15: ID, 500 bu No. spring at 81 .09. T203
N do. al 5108M: %. 500 bu do at 81 .o9sI: IN.
% bu do. at 81 .o8M: 48. 500 bu do at 81 6elS.
s mn hn io at s1 I8sk In Io1 hn ~ at al nS12:
,800 hn M, = snrinS IT. a7i%c. ~ 9n1 h,, a. ~
Ike: 4.8oo bu d. at SIC: 500 bu raiected
prine. at 88e: 400 hi do, at a71|c. & 2f1 In 1o
t SIC. Total 1BG, GOO bu. ~e0 N'
Corn was dull at the inside pr;ces of satur-
az with slight appreciation therefrom in cash
IT'S, both Of fpea1, raceints and reo11lor which
ere taken hold OF rather more freely. but prin-
pally to carry into Noyember. or to iii optious
laturine this month. There was no shinping
amand worth enenEjno nf. Reruiar No. ). or
,i1er tIe month onaned at 3nc adrancei tn
.Ic and c1osad 81 soLc Strictly freah re-
~ ~ 1eseS go - ra;actaa at oa1Ic