, 1873-10-12

IhH IL fllte III phrt 10 iHc dcctln0 Ill EVlh prem
it.n,, md partly to tho ,laeetlod Btutoc' ttt'cos
at tho 15ast. Coirces and a,tgera soe,n 10 be moro
seriously affected ttlan other nrticles III this
}no, 1n,t with, perhaps, the exception Of syraps
%o S "sss Sa eo o o 201Ss a Seos a rc ~es esgs ss
to-.lay weYo confined to u rot!Netinn Of II 70 III
cofloes mid Nh 10 IN nusasa. There wnH aaolor
feeling ~ tfo butter masket, tho lower PRICES
tloinaud for Alllpuo,t, but tho continued mod
nrato arrivals ntim1atod holders, and full
previous retos wore being asked. oholcoo yollowy
woro aalosblo ~ 2aG2aoc, ~, whl9 inferior 70 good
tinues fair at 12iG@1a115o for Now York feotory,
md at 11@t8o for Western do. stoclts llavo
boen allowed to run down to M unusually low
point, johbcrB refusing to put III their wntor's
factorymon, and hrnincsa is Of n " "hand-to;,
mouth" charaetor. No changes wcro reported
in tho coal, bagglng, aud tobaeoo nm! kota. Fish
remain worry quiet. but aro still firmly hold,
woro moving freely, will, prices gonoraly firm,
rnsina alone showing weakness. LnyerH OF the
crop Of 1879 aro now being offered at s2.9o@
3.l6, In the hay market thoro waB reported 2
Timothy, md . Slightly 'hrlnor feeling was de-.
volopc1. Otllor descriptions romain dull and
nnehn,ged. Thoro was good dogrec Of activity
IN tho oil trade, &ud for1nor quotations were uni-
formly we'll sustained. Carbon iB strong. with iii
| advancing tendonoy. rig-iron romains dull and
| wcnk.
Tho yard trado in 1urnbcr, though not decided
y notyo, Is good, and fully equnls oxpootations
DO quoted strong: There WAS considerable lum-
bcr offering Mt tho docks, but tho 1narkot was
quiet, only Two or s1x cargoes changing hands
during the day. Prices wcro unchanged h1otals,
| nails, and iron worO moderately active at un-
changed rates. In tho market for building
| materials thoro woro no special changes.
Business WIS rather quiet, but there
rssq qesse sa'gs IL ss pss@s @ fSnS St o s ss
were not lnrgo, and dealors look for IN improved
demand after while, and are not dlspoHod to
oiror my extra Inducements IN ordor to effect
Halea Thoro was no noticeable change In tho
markets forh hopa and broom corn both afo moct-
Ing with moderate inquiry, ut curront pr3ces.
Seeds woro rather quiet hut without change IN
prlco. Groom fruits mot with fair inquiry, and
choice fresh fruit was firm. Potatoes i, car lots
The supply Of poultry and gamo il still in excess
Of tho domand, aud prleoH for ohiokens mud wild
ducks arc lowcr. Eggs were in moderate supply
and firm ut 10GD20o.
IIghwines woro moro active, but 10 lower,
owing to tue bad broa1 In Now York yesterday,
when Wines wore quoted down to 03o por gallon
though generally understood here then to bo
e1.09. To-daY'H market on tho seabord was
Shade 1i1ner, but 1t lis n wonder our market did
not drop moro under the influence. salos woro
reported horo Of $50 brls ut 0to per gallon, at
which figure tho market closed stendy.
Lake frogh!s were more aetiye, at unchanged
. to do; fc for wheat to do by steam; and 14111@
15c for wheat to Kingston. The depression in
grain made one or two shippers moro willing to
Lake hold butt the grcater part OF the grain had
beon bought previous to to-lay. a total of
eightoon charters was reported, which will carry
ont 11O, 600 t,u wheat, 3l6,0u0 bu corn, 85,00l
. bu oats, and 10000 hu barley.
Provisions were dull aud agn!u cnstcr, being
further weakened by the absence Of demand ant
moro desire to sell. though, hogs wore stoady
, Mess nork was 1870 per brls lower on cash lots
. and 25c for wintcr delivery. Lard was dull. ait
}5o per h lower on winter options, while casl
4 was nomiually unchanged. Meats woro hlolcHs
md, though qnoted tho samo as yesterday, co.,l'
not have 6ecn sold except at CONCESSIONS Til
present prospect III prices il, by no n1eans cheer
q ing, ind quotations will have to 60 down to {
. Tho market closed ut tho following range 9
. priccy: Mess pori7, cash. sl4621@QDH75; d.
. aollor December, sl275@12.s7 seller January
a ! 512.871l@,13,00. Lard, cash or seller October
January, do seller Febrllary, 72G@7S{c
Sweet peSled iama quoted Mt 9@1oc. Dry ea!te!
meats at 7SSa@75so for short ribs md 7M@
81 sSor3 aGf S4a5s riss 'GE s@5e Sn s sors eor
10th boxod. droen hams, (15 lbs) at Z
@sc, scllor December. Short ribs, seller Do
cembec, at 915@oMe, boxed do M shof1 G,,se cea,
lands, 6c15@Gt1c. Bacon isa quoted At 30 fo
:. shoulders; 81lu for olenr ribs; 81So for Bhol
clear; and 120O14c Tor hams. all pnckea. 1loE
bccf, a825@8.5o; extra moss do, a9.25@9.50
beef hansa $40 20.00@ao.a0 for SUMMER an
. s2a.5o@2I00 for winter. paclcd. City tallos
+ 7lI@7Ilc; grease quotnble at 4sl@G]lc. sait
i we're reported Of $50 brls mess pork, Bclls
10 Julaary, ut $1,000 500 tcs lard, seller Januar!
% at TIC. .
. Tic DaiM Commercial Report glyes the 70
II lowing rs tic shipments Of provisions FROM til
"a "a port for the week ending Oct. O. 1873, nud sine
10 Nov. 1, 1879; also comparative figures:
|
~ | Is1rk, lard, Htsn.s .St.out.'r4 A,etHes
y brts. fes' tes' Hs. ~.