, 1873-03-26
Withdrawn from etoro yostortay for city

Shingles, M........ o,oGoo 2l?21 'o41 1868
5si's 5sie III: s tsS fs isS 81 1ass e
Withdrawn from storo yostordny for city
consumption: 6,142 bu wheat; ,103 bu corn.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
Rtoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: Il cara
wheat; 81 cars corn; - cara onta; car rye;
8 cars barley. Total, 150 cars, or $4,000 bu.
Tho new Board Of Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners were on Change to-day. They
look and talk like thorough going men who want
to tako practical viow Of the hituation, md net
to tho best Of thor knowledge and ability. They
Ind no formal discussion, but talked frooly with
tho mcmbors Of our Board Of Trade, represent
ing all classes Of operators. Most of those with
whom they convorsed eoomed to bo impressed
with tho boliof that the new Commissioners will
do MI they can to curry out tho law intcllgontly
and in such q way as to do as little injustice as
possible to nny individual or class.
Of course the new Board can do but little till
the Legislature has decided what changes alall
be made in the present law. They propose to
occupy tho interval in getting posted. mud find
ing out tho wanta Of tho grim hlterostB in this
city, as woll as in tho Btato at large.
The leading produce markets we're only mod
orntely active to-day, and grain was gonorally
weak notwithstanding the storm, which leB-
senod receipts, and threatened to intorforc with
them for some time to como Us we'll ns inter-
rupting plnnting for tho coming crops. The
heavinogB Of feeling was chiefly consequence
Of large stocks in storo, and greater strength IN
water frelghts.
Tho demand for dry goods, both stap1o and
fancy, was largo, notwithstanding the unfayor-
nble character Of tho weather, and former prices
wore firmly maintained. Interior merchants
wore in liberal attondanco, while tho volume Of
"mai1 orders" Was fully as large as OH the
preceding days Of tho week. Groceries wore
again in active request, with no softoning in
prices except for sugars, which woro offering at
q triling concession. Coffoes wero stronger, in
consequence Of & reported advance Of 334c in Now
York. Syrup md spices also wore strong, with
something OF m upward tendency. There was
nothing now in the butter maykot, good to
choice grades continuing in good demand ut full
weak. DnGging WAS quiet, and cotton seamless
goods wore less tir1ner tho easier feeling boing
attributable to the decline in the raw material.
The eheeHo market was moro quiet, but mona the
sion, as tho tendency still aoems to bo in nn up
ward direction. Coal remains dull, ay previous
ly quoted. In tho market for canned
goods .;t there ea,. ~, was loss trading than TOR
ing the domand. piicos, however, romainod
arm. Nothing now was reported in the fish and
dried fruita markets.. Hay remains dnll and u,l-
eottled. Hides and leather woro strong, tho
business doing in oils, and the general feeling
was firm. Tho changes in valuea woro oonfuod
to IN advance OF 10 on carbon, aud decline Of
10 in turpontine. Pig iron WIS Btoady and firm.
only a moderate amount Of trading i'll lumber
and building materials to-dny, bl1sincss being
interrupted moro or less BY tic inclenlonl
weather. ,, Prices, were without material
. large and liberal order trade; and
firm foolng in regard to oil articles in tho list.
Iron and nails ero III fair domand and firm.
Hops and wool woro dull and nominal. Furn
aree arriving with more freedom and all good
skins meet with ready aales at tho quoted prices.
seeda were rather quiet to-day, excepting millet
and Hungarian, Which were in fair roquest and
firm. Clover anl timothy werc steady at former
prices. Graen fruits wero in moderate local
Light; and good stock was aalable to tho local
trlde at tho full pricos OF yesterday. Eggs
wero active at 1G@17c, closing at 1G@l611zc.
Highwines wero quiet and unchanged. Sales
were limited to 50 brls at 8o1}lc por gallon; but
the market closed arm at that quotation, in ayn1-
patty with a former tone reported from Now
York at the close.
Lake freights were quiet. but strong, at a
further advance Of l@lNc. Only ono ohartor
BY sail to Buffalo That was nominally tho mar
ket at the closo, with good demand, hut ship
pOrb unwilling to pay ngking ratoH. Through
rates wore quoted at Goo pcr 100 lbs to Now
York, and 06o to Doaton. =,
Provisions were more aotivo and O ahade
armer, though worry Glow till near the close.
There vas no urgent domand for any description
views, and offered almont nothing-wa for
buyers to como to them. htcss pork wau 10c per
brl higher. Lard advanced TO por loo lhB, md
meats 10 per IT,, tho latter being qapocialy
strong, Is stocks aro quito low for this season Of
tho yoar, and the demand eeoms to bo uuabatol.
Tho market cloBed at the following range Of
prices: Mess pork, cash or eollor March, oil, 10:
do aeller April, e14.70@l4.75; do sellor
May, et4.O0@1606; dogellor juno, tl515@15.2O;
DO selior July, s15.40@16.4n prime meas s12.b0
@l5soo extra o, prime; Sloo9@1o25 Lard.
ssl!s5 sa Ny gaat ssoSt@s;2 do aoles
1vo Tor 2o-lns; 1o}f@lo14o Tor lB-ihs; 1l9
111lo for 17-ibs; 111GD12o for 16-tbs; l2Gp12lIo
ior 15.lbs; and l215@12e4o for l4.fb averages.
Dry sailed meata quotable at51G@5,{efo for shoul.
dersi $40 tor long olear 71l@796o for
shoulders, 6gS@61So. English meats, 7M971So
tor oamboslandsi 711D7i1o for short Fiji; TX
@7e4o for short clear; 1214G0131Io for long cu{
hams: Bacon Is quoted At $40 for ahouidors,
exc for clear ribs, 511o for short clear, and 1913
l4o for hams, all pncAed. Meas boef, SO0O@
9.50; extra mess do. e10.0o@10.5o; beef hams,
e2s.6o@2950: City tallow, 714@7slo; grease quo.
brla mosH pork at 814.O5; 75U bris do Hol1or
April at 8l4.75; $50 brls do Mt s1I7s}; 5o0 brls
do Mt 9l4.8719; Zoo brls do, seller May at 9l4Dl,
250 brls do, aeller Juno nt l15,20 $50 tcn lurl
aolsor April, ut $500 500 tcH dn at S7O5: l0o
tcs do at $7Q0; $50 tog do, goller May at aB07l5.