, 1873-01-15

shiasis5', m. ..''..' ...". 100 '5io| ioo !!
5s 5s!!'' ts!s:::::::: 81 ,.soss iii. ne5sss
. Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption 1000 bu wheat; 1851 bu corn ; o27
bu oats; ; 040 bu ryo; 2,o67 bu barley.
The following grain has boon inspected into
store thin morning up to 10 o'clock: 100 cars
wheat 178 cars corn 20 cars oatu; cara ryo; |
25 cara barley. Total, 948 cars, or $4,000 bu.
Tho following Committees and officials woro
appointed ut tho mooting of The Directors 9th |
Board Of Trade yesterday:
Finance-Dayis, Prlestly, DanBtoy.
Floor 1napcction-Sturgen, Baldwin, Warren.
N'Arron aud j.. Stiles, and George Stewart |
from, tho Board at Largo.
other Inspection-Ford, Wight, hlurlaon.
Telosraphfng --!Armour, .sturrgos, Baldwin.
embcrelIfp-DonBlcy, Mnrison, Ford.
nooma-rrlestly, Davis, gra1l,ard:
Metoorologeal- Secretary, Warrior, Ford.
Sccretury-Charlos Randolph.
Treasurer-Orson Smith.
/. 1NsrEoroRs. - r..*'
Tlour-Crcighton & Rathbune. Il
rroylsions-1. = Sunderland, Ezra Taylor, J.
spirits-G. g: Smith, W. N. Danks.
Cooporage-F. Z. JoneH.
WciBhcr-John Wndo. -,
1t iS r1morcd on Change that Mr.. 6oamrnon,
Of this city will probably DO appointed n NOM
bor OF the Board of Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners for this State.
The leading produce markets. were gonerally
weak to-day, and somo Of thom dull, though
mono exhibited an important doolino except
hogs. Our receipts are on tho inoroase az
might bo expected from the chaugo iu tho
tho weather, but shipments are expected to in
ureaHo i'll creator ratio, exoopt on corn. There
ID no especial demand for anything in
tho shape Of :breadatuffs, but o,lr stocks
in store arc yet small for this Boason OF tho
yoar md our storago facilities. Only about
q Ga at tho Of aSon
10L per cent por week. Our present rate Of in
croaso (not porcoutagol would give US II 600 900
bu in store at the oponing Of navigation. 1ho
Bio change III values. Coffocs continue firm
with sn upward tendency, while other goods may
10 quoted steady. Dry goods remain very quiet.
Tho demand q vas mainly In tho shape ct mall or
PricoDremain firm. No now featureB were noted
In the market for tiah, dried fruIts, aud canned
| goods, trade continuing quiet at about former
Hidoa and leather remain ar1n. The oil trade
rngs and metats, and tobacco woro sloady::
building materials roman quiet and unchanged.
tho demand is still very light, prices ruling the
saple as for the past eight weoka. Metals and
| tinners' stock woro quiet and firm. Iron and
steel IL 9aeEao doana bar iron is
and unchanged. The wool mnrkot WAS quiet
and without quotable change. Broom corn was
without new featnres dealers continue to re-
| coivo fair amount OF orders for tho bottor
gradeo, while common oorn is plenty md moves
| very slowly. Hope are in moderate request and
firm. seode were less actige than yesterday, md
the receipts were rather meagre; timothy waa
firm ut 52.o0G0a.85, md Glover At s5.0o&5. TO-
Otler seeds we're dull and nominal. There
| was worry fair local inquiry for poultry to-day
mud prices for choice stock ruloa quito strong.
erato request at about yesterdays prices. Eggs
lIoral supply and fair local demand demand other
| fruits were quiet and steady,
HighNi nes wore quiet, and steady at ycBter-
| days quotations, though reported dull In Now
| York. Sales were limited to 100 brIs at 80c per
| gallon. The market closed with firm holders at
DreBaed hogs were dull, mud about 15o por 100
lbH lowor, with fow buyers even at thut docline,
as the drop in live hogs took shippers out Of the
markot. Ihore WAS nothing done till noar the
left over: Tho ruling quotations wore about
| e4.35 for choice 1oayy or mixed weights, and
| sl.4o for light. Sales were 10 head 1t a 30;
ss s4fo ot,i % 1aa as as sS7 at 12S Mt
Provisions we're active, but weak. Tho ro-
ceipts OF hogs at tho Stock Yards wero very
largo, and broke down prices there, which fact
|
products were really strong BY comparison.
They did not decline go much, in proportion, AZ
tic liyo animal Indeed, many off the GALES ~
ported show but shading Of wea1tnesB, for the
the early bird, going, round to come Of tho
brokers, and filling their orders before the stua.
ton was known tothe general nass Of operators.
When When the news Of te decline IN hogs was re-
wardnoaB on the nart Of buyers; but, as the Of
ferings OF product were not large, tho market
ruled STEADY, though dull ut d dooline of 20@25o
per brl on pork, ID por 100 lbs lard, and about
hcpor ii on meats, oyen groon hams buing
oaaior, as tho prospect Is that tho receipts
Of hogs will continue to DO worry largo, ut
Tue marriott closed at tho following range Of
bl1.l5@115o; do goilor February, s117o@1i.75;
DO seller March, e11.85@11.9o; do aoller April,
tra prime, sa.75. Lard, coah, Or aellor January,
S1aseI, s7.$5@7 .31y6; do ls ss1lesr April, s745@
5.6o. Sweet nlckloa hams, 775@9o, and green
20 tor 1o:io averages; Green shoulders, s}se;
DO rough sides, 4;S@5o: do short ribs, 51sc;
shSrt e fear 6yS@5e dry ssted meats
bs a. as1 S C Sr for 4ss eear @% sso % s
ders, aoler January, quoted at Ac. English meats
for delivery IN January, 55Go for Cumberlands;
t1sc for short ribs Or long olear;. o]6o
Iaoou, il quoted It 90 for shoulders, 711o
for. clear ribs, 7Lo ifor short oioar, al ali
packed. w. Mega boof, s850@o,00; extra moss
City tallow,- 715@7aso; grease quotablo at
6]a@6}4u sales were reported Of GOO brls
moss pork at 81 80; 600 hrlB do solor February
at s11.7o; 1000 brls do goller March ut $1,000
1oo brla do at $l1 871; 100 brlsdo at l1.85 1000
brls Do seller April at s12.10; 500 brls do ut
sl20713; 2,o0o tca lard at s7.10; 1000 tcs lo
ssllcr February at $718s; $50 tcs do at s712112{;
goo t. teH DO h aeller March At s7.87 $50 tcs do at
DO seller first half February at $3.50; 10000 lbs
DO Heller March ut DO 100000 lbs green do at
she; 100000 lbs at >ss.40; 20o, 1000 lbs green
short ribs. and 400 boxes do at 556o 1000 boxes
long clear, part seller March, at 6j6o; 1,100
boxes boxes short clear, part ,soller February, part