, 1872-10-30
RECEIPTS.


Wool. hs ......... 59,360 73,420 23,6971 at, $50
Lumber, m feet 80. 1o,1o3 9,559l| 1,626| 1851
Shingles N .......: 3,s67 4,64oE 2,55o| 2,4o2
Esfs' 5sit, bis n 81 f 11s7H ss s5s 2,5;7 81
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 511 bu wheat; 4,52o bu corn; 3,133
bu oats; 35s bu rye; 1851 bu barley.
! Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning. up to 10 o'clock: 224 cars
wheat; 155 cars and 21 800 bu corn 4G cars and
$500 bu oats; II cars rye; n cars barley. To-
tai (516 cars), 235.o0o bu.
In the case of Myers, Baxter l. Co., the Di-
rectors of the Board of Trade reported to-day,
that they had carefully considered the new mat
ter submitted to them, and found nothing s
change the former opinion. They therefore re-
ferred back the matter to the full Board, with 4
recommendation for expulsion. Tt is reported
that the firm intend to have the caee printed for
distribution; and this suggests the question,
Do they belong to that class who ''glory III their
| ehame"2
The matter OF the Evening Provision Board
waa talked over to some extent to-day, but was
not discussed as heretofore, the question being
generally considered as settled in the negative.
The good sense Of the great mass Of members
WAS against it; but, till they compared notcs,
yesterday, they did not know how nearly unsni-
mous wns the sentiment against the system OF
keeping their noses TO the grlndstone from early
morn till near midnight. THE number of those
who do not wish to keep the knee eternally
bowed to Baal is larger than the Mammortes
suspected.
l. TIE MARKETS.
The leading produce markets. were rather less
active to-day, with little change in prices The
early tendency WAS to etrength-tho later to
weakness. Tho shipping movement was fairly
active, fully equal to yesterday. though limited
EnfrAH;hnt by the lark Of rffare3 fraifrht
and the fear Of obstruction in transit East. The
receipts Of grain we're fair-not heavy. Tho re-
lazing tone Of the money market impaired lit
tie tie strength to to- few buyers but there we're
responsibilities on the long side of produce.
The general features Of the grocery market
were essentially the same as noted for several
days past. The excitement in sugar continues
unabated, and further 76c advance in refined
grades was established-in sympathy with +. cor
responding advance in New York this morning.
Johbers are enabled to only partially supply the
wants Of their customers, notwithstanding the
frmness also characterizes the market for cof-
fees and syrups, both Of these articles being in
active request. Other goods in the list were
quoted steady and unchanged. In our dry goods
and values we're subjected to but slight varia--
tion ~ decline in two or three brands Of car
pet warp, and 8 315c decline in Naumkeag and
Columbian corset jeanss being. the only
aes we're onea Of gT Sntop Tie c5s as
hand 9sssiS' being Hgst t'N for the De season.
Butter WAS fairly active at former quotations,
the prevalent feeling being firm: Cheese met
with moderate inquiry at 13@145ac for Weat-
range the market is strong. Tho coal trade was
active at unchanged prices, or at S10.50@1100
for Lackawanna; at El0.0D@10.50 for Erie and
Brier Hill, and st S700 for Wilmington. Fish
continue in good demand at full prices. Dried
fruit rrnr 1ihora1 of
quotations. Hay was quiet and easy. Tho hide
market continues dull and unsettled. The de-
mand is restricted to supplying the most urgent
necessities, and as stocks are rapidly accumu
ayerted. In the leather, oils, tobacco, and
wood markets, no changes we're developed.
The lumber trade was fairly active and steady ut
yesterdays quotations.. Brick, lime, cement,
&C., continue to meet with q good demand. and
were without material change in prices. a good
inquiry prevailed for iron, Steel tin, and nails.
Hops, WOOL and broom-corn are quiet and un-
changed. Choice varieties Of potatoes continue
blows; mixed very dull at 25@35c. Sweet varie-
ties drner ut $3.00@3.75 per barrel. The
offerings Of game we're light, and q good
demand prevailed, with prices ranging higher.
Poultry was in fair supply, and better prices
we're obtained for fresh chickens: Beans plenty,
especially common, and dull at 51.5o@2.50 per
bn. Seeds wero rather quiet primo timothy
quotable at $500 clover, prime medium. at
$520@5.25, and $5.40 for mammoth. Flax
quiet at s1.52@1.55. Apples were fairly active
$2.00@2.4O for winter in car lots S1.5o@2.50
per brI from store. CranberriBs and ounces IN
light request at previous prices. California
fruits continue to meet with good demand for
home consumption and shipment. Prices rule
steady and unchanged.
Highwines we're in fair request at yesterdays
quotation, being quoted tirm in New York,
though quiet. Sales 'ere reported at 83c per
gallon.
Lake freights we're again active, and firm at
yesterdays rates. a few charters wero taEen
early at those figures, and then carriers held OF
whs for an b;d e. but Iev pot III
the Session, as freights were quoted lower, both
on the Erie Canal aud on the ocean. 4 total of
nineteen charters vas reported, including two
Last f'snap ena ne G b r ea15y oaE on
wheat and l2c on corn to Buffalo; 19c on coru to
Oswego; lHc on do 1u kingston; and Sic on corn
(througl rate) to Boston.
EH5@peap nar m m551shts 4 were ap0tsa e at a o2e@
to Loudon at II. 5@2.oo per hri, in gold
Provisions wcra dull, and genernlly unchanged,
though hogs were reported 10@15c per 100 lbs !
higher. The weather is still too warm for pack-
ing, 50 that little new product is offered, wli1e
tho old is generally held off the market, Mess
pork was somewhat easier on the longc: optioas. !
Lard WAS steady. Meats we're in sotao request,
hut buyers did not offer the prices asked, benco
s sffas sis sjssa ct sto s oos I'D ss "s5
pricea: Meea pork. cash held u $500; |
new pork, $14.oo@l4.25 do, seller
December, s12.624@l2.75; do, seller jan
uary, sl2.50 :. do: seller February.
10 aonainal al,, DE- 1ax, sele5 15 az March s12.So
~756@7slc for new do, seller De-
celnber, 751c; do, seller Jenuary.7z4c; do,
seller February, 7Ac; do seller March,
7Mc; dry sailed shoulders, 5Slc;
short ribs, 915@9Mc; other descriptions en-
tirely nominal. Sweet picked hams.
l1I@12c, and green Lams firm at a1z@sMc
for present delivery; 814t95}]zc seller November;
6@814c seller December. Green shoulders,
4A@47lc; do, shortribs, 65S@7c Meats Is to 90
days in salt, quotable at Sc for shoulders SO
67sc for short ribs, and 6:{@g5Sc for ahort clear
Boxed shoulders. seller December, quoted $40
45sc. English meats, for delivery IN December aud
January, 6A@65sc for cumberlands 615
655c for short ribs, or long clear; 7c for
short clear 81@@8Mc for ling cut hams break
fast bacon. uGl2c. ard hacan ha1ns 16m1sc aI |