, 1873-11-09


@ @preeation % In I'll tho 'se vaeo Of hoa te sc foola,g
among tlonlors waB unqualficdfy wonk Oils
met with good lctatltl, but carbon anu tnrpon-
markot, tho forinor declining 10, and tho lattor
20 por gallon. pig-iruu, pnfnts, wood and TO-
| bacco worc unchanged. reasonably fair bus-
noss in tho aggregate th boing trarsactod ut tho
for tho proviona tnys Of tho wcoR. Occnston-
| ally prices aro ehadod for .roady cash, hut as
| ealos are generally mado on tEmo, md desirable
gratos Of common atutr arg aenrco, bayess are
aro reported comparatively good. there boing n
manifest disposition to pay up III faBt nB pos
Biblo. Tho Wholesale 1narltot was moderately
nctlvo, tho demand being chiefly from tho co1,ti-
try trat1o. Good boards sold at &12.00@$14.5D,
commot at s0.00@0.60, and piece stuff At $500.
Metals, iron, anl mills woro mooting with n
!nodoratc demand, and although tho nlotal and
iron Il, merkots y wore generally lacking n nrmnoas
for common iron, which was LILO on
SILT hnB declined, and Is now quoted on n
bnsia Of Sl.80 Tor fine md s1.B5 for coarao. No
changes woro reported In cooporago, naval
woro buying hides at former prices. the receipts
boing about oqual to tho demand. Potatoes
'oro firm anl car lots sold roadlly. Groom fruits
wore quiet, also hops, Hocds,. broom corn, n,'d
@ essse aS aa assts 9 eg @ e eoso s os SI
| dull nt 2l@22o.
Lako freights woro moro active, and quoted
| steady ut tho recent decline, ut Dll1o for corn
nn1 70 for wheat, both by nail to buffalo, and
29u for corn OH through ratos to New England
points, 4 total Of fifteen charters was reported,
which will carry out 10000 bu wllnat; 100000
bu corn, aud 20, 700 b,l oats. Several of tlioso
voBsolH were talkon OH ownorR account
Higl,wincs woro quiet ut tho reduction noted
| yestorday. thero being no disposition OIL tho
part Of holdors to make further concesHious
being quoted at ooc. saloa were reported Of
LOO brlB, In two lots, at SIC per gallon.
Dressoa hogs wero entirely nominal Mt S4.25@
4.9715@ por 100 lbs. Tho weather Is too warm to
permit present shirusnts, and buyers for Do
eolnbor loliyery hold OF, expecting to DO ablo to
buy at Ss400@l.25 before long.
Provisions wero rathcr moro nctivo, but again
| oasfer, III sympathy with tho docuo iil hogs at
tho Stock Yards, which was due to tho fact that
paclors are holding off I'll tho market works
round into 1ather moro satisfactory condition.
The market seemed to DO etronE eary. al 1t was
known that soyoral orders were on the floor. and
expected that littlo product would bo offered.
But it was Hoon found that there were FREQ sell
| ors Mess pork fell off $50 per brl on cash lots,
but closed tilTner OIL options. December and Feb
runry being only 10c lower than on friday.
Lard was dull. with FREQ sellers at former prices,
aud not much domand. Meats ,were firm for
were again shaded. principally owing to the fact
| that tho woatLor ia not favorable for keeping.
A few Of the pnckera hive sold ahead at figures
| which VII pay good profit On current pricea Of
hogu, but tho mn atority Of our packers complain
| Of q palcity Of orders. at tho Same tmo
| trading has boon brisk. considering tho panic
tinaos.. Tho option doals Of The season to date
comprise 49, 300 bslH por]t, 5o.s5o tcs lard os 500
boxes n,iddlos. which averages nearly
double Of tho business transacted up
to tho same date Inst year. Tho
market closed ut tho following range Of pricoB:
or seller November, sl1.oo@11.1o; do sell
cr december, $l0.75@1O.Y71S; eoller January.
$11;oo@11.1o; seller February. 511651G@
l1:65: prime mess pork, $'lo:25@1o.5o; extra
yenbeS, e dM@e2le % for ola, ana 67lo for now.
rnry, o2lo9G5de; do hellor February. s7.oo@
7.o5. Green llama at G@G19e; do, aoller
RsSsssss @ Sd dsss snogsss s%sst psst''as & ssSs sSS'
clcar, 5@1Mc; 10 short clear, bM@b14c; !;
meats 1o@15 days in salt, 315o for shoulders.
for sa hor hdsa ribs and so@as Gng .s sos and for
35so; do cuuberlands, 511GG1514o do short ribs
Or long clear, 5526@57lc; do short clear, 6sl@
555sc; to long cut hams, 7@777ssc. Meats, seller
January about Nc more thG, for December
cIear ribs /; To for short clear; !, and 100
1315c for hams, oil packed. atcss beof, $500
@s.25; oxtra mess do. 5o.5o@o.25; beet
| hams. S1o.uuG0l85U for uttnHler. anti S20.00
Go2..00 for winter packed. City tnllow, 6l
@G15o grease quotab!o at 4@511c. Sales
were reported Of 4I5 brs mess pork (newl
Mt S11 quo brls DO seller February at 81 .55 :;
500 br's old pork, named brand, ut ll.G2115; G5
brlB extra primo pork ut $500 250 tcs now lard
at GSac 25 tcs kettlod do Mt fc $50 boxes shou1-
dors at a914c; and rumorcd aalo Of do Mt Vie g
Boller December I; 10000 lbs green hamH (15 lba)
at exc; 1oo, 900 lbs Do (1G I1y at Go; $40 boxes
short ribs at 59e 100 boxes cnmnerlands, soil,
Or December at $50; 100 boxes long clcar at
55sc 800 boxes do (light) ee!lor December at
&c 10 boxes short clear ut Go; sou boxes long
and Allort clear, equal amounts, seller Dcccrn.
her, Mt 59Go: 1000 bacon hams ut 121Ac, can
yassed and packed.
Tho following aro tho returns Of tho packing
Of this city to date, as mado up for tho Daily
Commercial B,tiieti.:
siHes Nor. !. October.
1919. .........-.u..,......84.1f0 t57,47(
1917. ................,.,..M,e0 zoo 67,6i1
1871. 87l.............,.....,.... .4h,00D GGUot
The Daily Commercial Report gives the follow.
ing Oh tho shipments Of provisions from this cit,
for the week ending Nov. ., 1875 and since Nov
l, 1878; also comparative 1gureE:
] fnrk / Enrtf = HIM ysntf,Fs i Uit}l3-,