, 1873-11-05

ohooso so1d to fair aggregate ut forn,or o,,otn-
tlonA, tvhero at tho 1nornont tho foolng acolns
n % as nroyoasy Goa e1 a5s s1 FgpGn r
changes ~ tito canned goods and tlsh markets.
Dried 1ru!ts wore solling freely at toerably fiji
prices. WITH TIC exception of slight reduction
changcd. Oils mot with fafr inquiry ut steaiv
prices. Paints, colors, aud putty ron,ain illac.
The yard trade III lumber continues fair, and
| prices wore without nltoration.. Tho rocoirts at
tho Wholesale market were ngain light, nutl tho
day was very quiet. The hardware incrollante
report fnir brslnosa in their limo Of goods, and
no 1nolablo cl1anngcs In prices for the 1notna and
aud Gor1nnn l,low and English tool.ascol trfiio
lower. Building materials, naval atoros, and
cooperage wero dull mud unchanged fair
trado in drugs md chemicals was reported, and
erally oaHy, III sympathy with Now York.
Tho demand for potatoes continues good, unt
folmer prices woro fully sustained, There woro
| fow. chatgos III groon fruits, the donland boing
wore oasior, though IN good shipping lenand.
Poultry nnd gnne wer0 plentiful on,1ccinlly 1.-Two
dnclsH, aid, with n light toeat, trade prices wcro
sonk and unsettled oxcopt for grouse in goud
| condition, Ihero werO no new feat1lroB In tho
wool, hny, LOOP broom corn, Heod or Lido mar
| kets.
Highwines wero in moderate demand for sma1l
lots, md tii at tho rocont culine ut $780, which
was willingly paid for all that woa wanted, tho
Atocks being. small, and tho reported receipts
light. a totnt Of 15O brla was reported sold ot
s8c, in lots of 90 brls each.
Lake freights were active and firm nt yeBtor-
days ratoB. ut 70 for corn md 30 for Wheat by
sa to buffalo. Carriers woro satisfied to obtain
thcRd figures, and shippers willingly took all
TINT Vcro olforod, II they were rendv to load
fright AWAY" Tho mnrkot cloactl eteady a
total OF fifteen charters wns reported, which will
curry out 1iU, 600 b, wlloat and 350, ,u0O m corn 10
Boston oorn WINS iascn OIL through rn.e Mt CSC. Au
oifor WAS Undo to-tlny to givo i5o per bu (gold)
to carry wl'cat through to Liverpool on lalto sail
tng vosaol tho ow1ior refused this but offered
to tn1e 50o in gold.
steady, with MI upward tendency, notwithstand-
ing tho fact TINT 1.-Two hogs worc a Blndo easier,
Aless pork was unchanged except slight down
ward shading on the December option and
MAS iu moderate demand, but II triflo firlner.
Meats .oro In much better request but woro not
freely oflorcd at presont quotations; hence
numerous orders woro loft untitled, nj buyers
hogs arc weak, Tho outlook for fair order
demand is much better now than heretofore,
though tho recent riao in through frcighta
has considerably, Increased tho cost of
market closed at tho following range of
prices: Mess pork, old, $11.75@11.S711l; new do,
caah or scllor November, $11.5o@l1 155 do sell.
or December, s1.9o@11.4o; sellor January.
1900; primo mess pork, e1o.25@1o5o; extra
primo do. $8.75@0.00. Lard, caHl, or seller No
yembor, G1a@GMc for old, and Gsl@056c for now,
&C. as s9er p December G%G ao seller 5snennnaa
areen Eans At 81 sSz@7c; d. sel}cir poceincer
G}4@7c; sweet picklea hams, 71l@s14c. Green
shoulders at 31l@s9zo; do short ribs or long
9,s, c9loaE, 61a@55g5c do short olear 514@55Go;
horlanas, 511@55ao, do short ribs or long
clear, 555@55lc; do short cloar, 5??a6D6c; do
long cut hams, 7}1@711c. Moats, seller Janu-
9, ary about b. No moro n thnn for December
clear ribs; Tic for short clear !; and 12@
1876 for hams, all packed. Mess heof, $500
@8.25; extra mess do, $S.75@9.00; boot
hams. $1S.00@1H5o for summer, and $4,000
@e34o; grease quotsblo at 4554@Gkc: Sales
were reported Of $50 brls moss pork (oll)
at S1t7 75; 500 brls do, speeinl brand, ut 11.8711
800 brls new mess at e11.50; 600 brls do, seller
hrla extra primo do on private terms 200 tcs
lard at G]lc [loose) 750 tcs do. Bollor February
at 71{c; $50 tcs do CAST evo1M,,g) at 7}6c 150,-
900 lbs (oid) short elear Mt &C.; $50 boxes long
lbs l, srosb as han,s % S.5sJ $ Il 5' s59c &''00
Droseed hogs do not yet nrriyo in sufficient
nu1nbefb to establish market. A fcw worc
sold this morning to butchers at s4,3711 per 100
lbs.
Flour was more active, but again Shade
eaaier, in sympathy with wheat, md in consa-
Quence Of larger receipts. with light shipments
yesterday. Exporters bid 4.75@j5.25 for good
to choice spring extras, and 4525GD5.3711 for
favorto brands Of do. which several holders ac-
copied, though those figures ore atated to be
below the cost Of production. But tho outlook
is rather blue, as dealers seem to think further
decline In wheat is very probable, which wonld
involve another cutting down in prices. Tho
city trade took hold sparingly. Duckwheat
Hour WIS easier. Sales wcro reported Of 100
brA white winter extras (sil7er plame) at ao.25;
100 brla do on private ternls; LOO brls super
fines at 84.6212; 100 brls spring extras
(Watertown Fancy ut 1928 100 brls
do at $3.50; 400 brls do ut 35,25; 800 brls
do at s5.10; 1850 brls do on private terms; 100
brls super1lne ut ~. .25 100 brls do (Oak Groye)
ut 80, IS; 50 brlH do at $3.50; 100 brls rye at
$4.50; 200 brls do OH private terms; 6O brls
buckwheat Mt S9.25. TotaI. $3.50 brlB. Aleo, 20
tons bran at 5l1.00 on track. Tho market closed
ut tho following range Of prices:
Fair to good white winter: B.71e8 75O
Choice 1.H0t 9.a5
Nca winter. 5.7EtS 7.11
Caoico to fancy spring c1tras. 6.ous aa5
Medium to good do. 4.51, GOO
Good tu coice Minnesota. 6.TaQD ESQ
Patent do. 8,1DtG12O0
Fair to choice RprlDg guperano 1.0nG| 100
Common do. 1.50a) 500
Hyo flnl1r. 4.35t5 46O
l3uckwheat T75Gs $50
| Wheat WAS dull and sIo lower, though report
| ed higher in Liverpool. Our receipts were
| agaiu largo (95000 bu inspected in this NOM
| iug), and tho Now York Produce Exchange was
| not i'll session, which caused o great many buy
ors to hold back, as they generally do not caro- to
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