, 1872-11-16

GAME-Prairie chickens and auaiis arc in f5ir re-
quest and shade drmer. Ducks in moderate demand
15: os do At u doz onails at 81 5oaI. 10
doz do at $500; 10 doz maiaEd ducks at s2759300;
13 doz do at s3.25@s.60; yenison saddles ut 1sc.
GREE FRU1TS-There is an active demand for al3-
pies both local and inferior account. We continue
to quote them firm at $740@3.0o in lots. Choice
winter ynrictea 6gu from store at 50 per bril-
fruits were in much request Ut former prices. Sales
include cars choice apples at $500; do at $500;
do at $685. do at $780, NIL track; 200 br1s at $3.50
GAPS; so brls cranberries at 0o@50; 10 brls ut
$l00o@1o50; 10 brls wild at 5000; bzs poor do at
$780, 20 cases grapes at 10 cases at $25093o0
40 baskets ounces ut $780,.
GROCERIES Business generally reported good, and
the market 2gair ruled drner. The advance in sugars
and coees, noted yesterday, thoroughly sustain
en-, and the tendency OF tho former is strongly up
ward. The demand for Byrups continue to improve,
Among the chadges in values advance of Sc in
Following M ] aTs the ~ quotations: @ - &s'' ''~'
coFTErs~Mocna, 5oc; o. g. Java, 25@2sc: Java
No. O. 23K@24c fancy Rio, 23@23Hc; choica do, 22aI
esaei do 81 S1iapePs gees az &S2s 9Sa
G5;s @ % iii 1sie0 1sisa, soSe; % %tsar,ne
Ki5zzRstna, sx@sxo; Rang0on, 7se7xc; Caro-
lima, 8H@8Ae
powdered, 1sz:@1+c; granulsted, 1sx@1szses;; 4,
ssads5 'ac 1a@!s1s S 1!s ? i2% 4s
do, u@llAs; fair do, ioh@l9,$c; choice uolaases
srRups-Dlainond drips. s5o@I.as silver dr1ps,
extra fine, 72@75c: good augarhousa syrup, 45@50c;
extra do 50@55c; New Orleans molasses choice, SOC
G85c; do common, 65@7Oc; Porto Rico 1no1:sses,
choice, 60@s5c; common uaolasses, ac@4oc.
sp1oks-A1lspiee, 17@1sc; cloves, Is $500; cassia,
4o@42c; pep2sr1. 2shg23hc; nntmegs, Sl23G13 80:
e2Ss'' geSe. pure z'''0' NO. - z's' 90 NO. 70
soAps-French unott1ed, 6N@e<c; German mottled,
74@7Hc: Golden West, 698hc; White Lily, 6H@
6s<c; White Rose, 6N@61<c; brown Windsor, 4A@
sTAnou-aloss, o4A@loc: corn. 9@ne; laundry, SO
7c: common, 698c.
HAY-1n the absence Of Eastern order, and With
the local demand restricted to meeting immediate
wants, the hay trade continues dull and prices are in
buyecs favor. In few instances outside quotations
were paid but most Of the transactions at inside
and medium figures. We quote wholesale prices paid
BY aea1ers: ON TnAcR-New timothy, beater pressed,
sio.oo@l7.oo; do loose pressed. s15ooG1s.o0; new
prairie, pressed, sl0.o0@11.00 OK Waoos-Tinaothy,
loose, $15@1600; prnirie, loose, S950(910.b0. For
delivery Of pressed, sloo9l5o, according to distance
in prices. Local and outside buyers taking few
lots from day day but the demand Is not sufficient
to prevent steady accumulation Of stock, and the
weak feeling so long prevalent continues. We
heavy, 1o@loAc; do light, 1oK@1lc; part clred,
8h9Hc; green calf, lie: green city veal kip, p1iMe,
lac; dry sated, 16@17c; dry kip, 21c dry calf, 26c;
dry flint, 19@20c; deacons, 50@60c: damaged, ~
@8c; all other damaged stock, tHo-thtrds p11ce;
branded, 10 per cent of+
HOPS-Conttnue to meet with fair inquiry among
brewers for current wants. The receipts are moler
ate and about equal to tho demand. We quote prime
Western at 12@3o; common to medium, 15@2uc;
Easte1n, 2s@35c.
HoNEY-Was quiet, very little primo comb being
offered We quote: White clover at o5@aoc; strained
and inferior grades at 18@2ac.
IRON AND STEE1-Wera In continued good de-
man yTAr frtlv ftlfa