, 1873-07-03

innliy unohangod i'll prloo. Cohl WAS ~ bSttel
fSaaSt Nosuk n naw u.a Waa avaiopoa tSs IN s ISL soi
antl ioat},ey woro quiet, Thoro wasa light move:
mont In oils ut about yoatcrdaya pricoD, slight
Trat]o at lilo lun,bor ynrtls WAS ngain fairly ho-
tive, prlcos ruling about tho aarlo na they hayo
do1lo for several days past. Tho WHOLESALE mnr-
kot VIVA nlotlorntoly acsivo In tho morning. Mot,
nails ' aro stili ,yoa, but Without quotabo change.
Tl,oro woro no nltoratiang In the market for
building mRtorials. Couonts arc stondy, but tho
weahAoss In the market for brsnk aud limo con-
tinncs. 'Droom-oorn WAS tn fair tlemand md hsm.
11ops and Boois rematn quiet, ana wool Is SLOW
salo; the reccpta AGO fair, but buyers and sell
ers aro npart In thoir viowa, and tho markot Is
rathor eaBy. Small frtita woro IN liberal aupply
and lower Mhiio olnnges temons' a,se eholee "GM
poultry and egga thore waa no particular ohango,
eexcopt thnt eggs were held with moro nr'nncss
undor light receipts. :,
Lake frolghs wore qaot and strong , gnns ct tho b"
% %0ta5pps shppsts tfgsy sss ;f sRe
| % for wheat by aail to buffalo, but would not
give moro. Corn wnB taken to New England
! points on through ratio at 23o VIZ Buffalo and
25o va odsn4onT tGanl oSan ., er for
| 900 bu wl1eat), which will cazry out $4,000 bu
| corn and 155, 900 bu outs.
Uishwincs woro in good demand ut tho recent
doclino, at which buyers took hold rather freely
| lato In tho session4 8hloa wore roportou OF 3oo
brls ut 88o per gallon. ...,.....
Provisions woro quiet, but stronger oxcopE on
lard, which WAS 5p10c per 100 lbs lower, Moss
pork vas about zoo per brl higher, with 1ait
number of orders on tho floor, limited to prev.
Ola q,1otionB. Meats wero generally hold NJ
por IL higher, with vory little o1forng, and sell
or August ut abovo prlcoB for rprosent doi1ory:
Tho market closed at the following range OF
priced: Moss pork. cash Or seller July. yl4.a1e
septo,nber, s14.75@15.oo; do aoller Deoombor
$13.25@13.50; lard, cash Or eoller July, e8.00G
sos, do aellor August, .e820@9.25;. summer
do, $7.25. Sweet pioklod hams quoted Of 1o@'
shoalaorn; 81 a@81Ge for short ribs; and @S2@t
for short cleaE: Boxed shoulders, G16eg5o 6s
English 1noats, 85z@824o for short ribs; .,89i
@8No for abort oloar. Dacon IL quoted Of ~
for shoulders 9ao for olcar ribs gS5o ., 10 n,
Moss beef, se.75@9.60; extra ness do, 9o;76G
7K@15fc; grease quotahlo ut 51l@G9@c. aalef
wore reported OF 100 brls mess pork, caah, q
St4.s5; 250 irls do, seller tho mouth. at s14.25
Go tcs lard at $500; 25o tea do soller August q
1920; 600 tce do soller September at 3d. bo 2o0,
600 lis shoulders ut G}Gu; 90, 600 fha short rib
at 8l4o; Ito tcs awoet-},icllod hams 513@l4 lnB
at 1219o; 10000 lGs bacon hama at 16o, canvasa
cd and packed.
Flour was dull and noulinally unchanged 0!
spring grades, but again weak on winters, Thic
wcro worry slow, and have been almost unaa'abl
at asking prices for sorno time past- fow IN
qnrica were inade BY shippers today, but thor
vas wI,s stoaly. snios wore reported of 100 brl
winters at $3.50; LOO brls do on private torns
150 brls spring oxtraa at $6: 20; 1oo brig 40 .
4G20; 700 brls do on private torns l98 brl
spring suportl1les at $3.50. Totai 1,2aa ~ prlt r
middlingB at $1,000 on track. The followin
was tho range OF asking prices ut the close: