, 1873-10-14


tioua aro that wa Hhal havo low prices thla VIM
tor, but there will be an aoslvc demand at the do
cline.
foreign aud domestic dry goods, aud prices were
ngoin reported stonly and unchanged. Groce-
| RIGS wero moving to only r. moderate OK
| tent, and tho general market presented
ea9 az rca aIa e tpter eepo soos M
| minent. 1u tho buttor and chooso markets no
now features wore Developed DusfnoAs was
| fair at firm. and unchanged prices. Dagglng fe-
ton, % and ' asc' for Amoriean and Amoskeag. No
changes Of Importance Were developed IN tho
fish, dried fruit aud canucd~goods markets.
Hayi hides, alll leather were quiet at Saturdays
quotations. Tho of trado was reasonably aotivo
with prices gonorally firm. pig;ron, paints,
tobacco, and wood were quoted dull.
The receipts Of cargo lumber werc unexpeot-
edly large, and tho markot WAS moderately active
Is reported, particularly IN tue common grades.
Lath arc firm, Otbor lumber ls tocrably steady
tn prico, There wore no specially now features
to noto In connection with the markets. for iron,
metals nails. or naval storos. Trado is modor-
atoly aotiye, md proaont quotations aro gonet-
ally adLored to. Building mnterlnla wero Quiet,
but steady. Limo Is quoted at eoe@Sl. .0g g. tn
hop market romaina firm, though trade Is nodcr.
ato,, md confined to- supplying tho daily
wants of consumers. Broom corn was quiet,
trade bong restricted by tho high prices, but tho
| ulATkDL III worry uT[Qt owing ~ LAb ubAk shOEh6
and crops. There was no perceptiblo change in
wool. Tho market is quiet, md prlces for aonlo
grades aro nomiually onsier, but, owing to
moro favorable adyiees from tho East there Is o
at Saturdays pricos. The demand for green
fruits was only fair, though there was considora-
bic doing IN apples In lots. CranborrioH remain
firm, aud lomonH steady. Poultry was dull aud
thau at tho cloao Of last week. Eggs were in
urgent local request, and firm ut zoe. Potatoes
iu car lots wero more plonoy, active, aud firm.
;Highwines were INACTIVE, and firm at tho do.
moro buyora than hayo been on tue market for
sevoral days past, though Now York was again
quoted (0518c) below point at which 1t will pay
to ship goods East, saleH we5o reported Of 359
steady at TINT nguro.
!, Lake freightB woro again active. and at tho
rates current on Saturday, ut THO for corn to
Buffalo wheat to do 3o1 nominal @ at ss9e, and
tempE to sway. prices either way, a. shippers
were satisfied with the current quotations, and
would pay no more: total Of l6 eharters was
sSEf res r aid f*s sS SS Ga sS Ssay S1 bssas sSas
two vessals chartered to load with wheat st oth-
or portB
Provisions wore more active than for several
days pagt, but averaged lower. Mess Pork de-
clinod 12}1lo per brl for cash lots, In sympathy
with further Weakening in live hogs, but was
held at fornor prices for future delivery, Lard
was active and unchanged, the recent downward
movement having attracted Bnveral apeoula tive
ordera at what seem to bo really vory low prices.
MeatB wero quiet unchanged for winter delivery,
but tho sale Of one round lot Of old meats shows
that within two or three days past holders have
modified their viewB to the extent Of noarly 10
pcr lb, tho concession being, necessary to On
ablo them to oloHo out thoir old stocks
before tho now comes into competition with them.
The market closed ut tho following range Of
soiier Docombor' 81: 2:7551s's7 salior January,
s12.0Q@13.00. Lard. cash or sollor October,
715@7s6c; summer do, 73s@i711c:z. Lard sellos
November 7S sosr M DECEMBER 7o; do sellor
Sweet picked hams quoted at 9@1oc. Dry nalted
meats at o26@7c for short ribs !: md 7}6@
is?5 sss bssd ssdi G$ Gfssa sns ''' s sss5 ss i s?f
@So, aellor December. Short fibs, sollor Do:
cember, at 61G@856c, boxod; do short clcar,
Ge1@So%e; Dc shoulders. 40; DO cumber. IN Or
shoulders; 50 for oloar RIBS; s14c for shorI
clear; and 12@14o for hams, all packod Most
: beef, 58.25@850; extra moss do, S9.25@950
beof hams, s17.50@1s00 for summer, ant
7A@711o; grease quotable at 49l@G1lc. Sales
were reported of 1870 brls mess pork 1t s14.50
$50 hrle do at s14.25 500 brls do sollor January
at $500 50 tca lard at 5}9c; 800 tea do eello
terms; 1000 tcs do seller january at TIC; sol
= tcs do seller February ut 796o; 10000 lon ahor
1ibH at To so tcB sweet picklod hams (lG lbs
K ut 91zo; 30 tea do On private forms.
Flour was moro active than On Saturday
, though still aniet, tho demand being very light
! either from shippers or local dealers. Holdors
woro not willing to submit to a further redue
tion, notwithstanding tho reported duIlness il
New York, aud the further weakness in whea
hore. Hence lttlo was done. Bran was firm II
tbercceu advance, being in small supply Sale
wero reported Of 80 brla white winter extras q
8 s8.75; Is brls do at 1925; 500 brls do on pri
o vate terms 200 brls spring extras (Northweat
q ut S600 100 brls do at $3.50; 400 brls do Of
private terms so btls rye (Champion) at a4.50
100 brls buckwheat (Jackn,ans). to arrive, q
5000. Total, 1926 brls. Also 10 tons bran q
. $12.60 on track. The following wero nomiunll
tho cloaing prices:
Good to fRyore brands whlto wintora.... 5000 90
4 | Medium to good do do................. H0GC1 10
3 Good to choice spring.. 61b8 60
Meoantn 70 Booa anos.....t.........'.. psSt9 20
4 Fair to good Minnesota sprirgs.......... 6bo@ so
y Spring superADea. 975G& 4.6
N 0EAn. 4-out811u
d Wheat was less active, aud again lower, thougl
o not demoralzed. ns might have been expected
7 from the faot that floating cargooa were roporte
Q 1s lower per 480 !As IN Great Britain md GU
~ Eastern markets very dull at 1ower range
Cash wheat declined 10 from the bottom price O