, 1873-02-05

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RECEIPTS. sht!"EFSss.

Sas;;: 5 e 81 e
Wool, hs.: :....... l72so6 o'e9oIi 1l'@'ol l4'1o'
Lumber, m ft.-.:.. 1881 ls,ol1 ~! aoo @
Shingles, m- .... eo oSSt oacool ~
salt. % brls. .;........E zs5 1,2co1 1,s07f o7a
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 2,779 bu wheat, 1850 bu corn,
4,616 bu oats, 1,275 bu ryo, o,25s blu barley.
The following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: w cars
wheat, 1873 corn q cars oats, u cars rye, q
cars barley. Total $50 cars, or 1do, ,ooo bu.
Some of our voull-bo shippers OF produce are
tcstiye under the fact TINT cars to baltimore
haro been oGored in largo numbers, II tAey
would pay bonus of $1,000 per car to she party
controlling them.
The leading produce markets were rather moro
ectivo to-day, and gcnorally steady; the changes
in prices being in tho downward wi,ero thoy did
occur. Our receipts. Of produce arc on the
increase, but are not so large as to occasion
trouble in handling them. Il is true that sono
Of our elevators arc pretty we'll filled up with
Grain. but there are Some that hold compara~
tiyely little. and it is now nearly timo TINT the
vessels in our harbor should begin to load up
preparatory to tho first trip OF the coming soa-
ann of navigation. When they takc hold they
viii give material relief to some OF tho
warehouses that are now pressed Tor room. At
urosont yessel-owners and shippers seem to be
apart in their yiews, 12c being asked On cofn 70
Buffalo, while loSgtlc Is o.u; 1ue ~. sno - ~
trouble is that there Is no ono mere now 't W.
SO far Us known, il preparing to fh'p out on .
largo scale and there arc few who care to com
init themselves to the holding OF gram through
April, rs tho capital now en1ployeu IN Ets.n Iaus
bottcr remuneration in tiding 1t oEer 1or dells-
{i-o4,1 cfore on March OptiDUSs
| There were no changes IN tue Grocoty m.shos' :'
| Only moderate amount OF trailing was oone'
either on local or interior accounts, anu ptisSs
we're not subjected to any mase11s1 M 1t
which conees have been held for some as1n tltne
past and, under an cct1Vo demane' Prices "ouia'
no doubt advance. nysups, Ics, spIY. T9,a o,1r
| dies, and starch were ALSO quosen n11n- iuo glJ
goods met with light inquiry a: ebout former !,
rates. Firmness still lcharacsorlzes
Butter was again fairly active, md readily com
naanded the advanced prices recently estaoo @to
lshcd. Bagging was fair and unchanged. Inc
canned goods trade is picking up, a1a ao,,nn maay
articles In tho l1st nave re.her a. I Ius 1.a In5
tendency. Choose remains t1m. Coal ~as ". =.
changed No new features we're a1selopen , @ IL
the fish and dried fruit markets, tne igr4oe ~.
boing quoted fairly active and hrm, whlle tne
| Inter remains dull aod easy. day Maa
inactive, owing to the lack o. shipping Il
facilities. Hides and leather were aalrIJ ncass'
and were firmly ho!a 81 nt,ons .ne .pa nr;ces
beth Of domestic and lmportea, ,, fo n'e te 9e
cided upward tenaency' u uiaeSu" rAo ,-f}t1,;,, f;
has advanced 81 so per ton, IN currency Ml1uu w
the past Biz weeks. .cns mset Misn . t narh.,, ~
I quiry. and. with the Single c1ceP1iou ~ eaao1
| which is et1ll weak and unses1!Sui tne 4uosGS"
prices Tere firmly aohe!eo 70. iopss'eo' "o'''
and paper STOCK were "l1nont ,ot cnanso. % o,,;ot
Building materials and lumber remain qoiJs, ~
but dealers antleipalG IN 4rorea favor.
able. Metals, nails, ETC., meet WIZ nlooerase e
demand. Wood, hops, ana nloonlcolu were
quiet; only Aght ne4anu eAisss ~ ~, ~,
diate CONSUMPTION. WOO N natas as ~ ~, 1871 -
without quotable change. sseds more qules @
to-day, and timothy was quotaniy easier c!ose'
trite hImer for prime, and other DESCRIPTION. a.
steady+ Poultfy "as 9uos anu "e"a, g"115 e. ~
liberal oner'ngs an1 toe nsnS -r,1a uG and n6}s
teos Here n 3 bstses reaues and steady at th
!. quotations. ..;a. na so,,ozrho
| Highwines we're moro hctlve anu so11e"na !Ia.
easier selling a1 me 1nslae auo.aAto ~ ooa hr %
last few days sales we're repeateu W. stadr ~
with most holders asking sse; .,,. ;-xo,r,
Dressed hogs we're in fair domand, nut i!regu
1ar Heavy lots we're about 80 per leq l6a na mgher
selling ut s46o@4.05, cneiiy N a. S1tov ~ Ls
weights weTo loo lower, 81 S4;su, no1 peIG Nans
ed for New York which city has taken sa;sa most O.
our light dressed hogs thns ~ LAT; neez Me5e ce c
ported Of 120 head At 949o 1T at S4:St9 % W
at $50 513 at ;oa a'gia 3;s a. A. Il simI -
Soo i1o, dv11lng on @go ~, ~ ~ sE55i N
300 do at s+6271$94.9o; 1,osl DO d. S4'oo(e>4'9o
Total 5,ose head .,.hox ,,;o+ on,or;to ate,dr
were 1ashe7 qes1 ana III
Live hogs we're iopolteu spau9 l4no. t anu 80
tended to strcnsthen the marke1 lor PHouuG. .",'
Holders we're tr1n N tholr vle"s gensr1lJ JhS IsH
Ing the exreme PEees [res Huu.Sa Thnr
there we're sesetal ouEeEs n. a. .rs'ae @ t1oa
. vas not much demand 1ol Pofk ana latu tnus m
to large extent specaieatly.e sst'ees sn
there was nothing tne ~ ~ de9,an
5uore among nu' .t'ate 49, ha;.,r far
: the number OF o1oess On ~ hoot ~ a,!;sGo5 ~ ~
foreign operators seeming 70 p;s pe nnn 4,, ~ Il
Prices a1o on ieste ts rne
eade 20 tehe 10 ,,ao - narat Han
threatens 70 1nset1ete VII t1Jn r.nro
The market CLOSED az tno lonomane , aA,So
prlees: mess a Fo1a, cas1 MIN ua ei5 ?5I5 al
S1.92Ga'l2oo 90 ssoler aien, zosas H.,
90 eeler hpr1t, 81 no m arto
9l17oal2:to prime ness siiv9 $40 aL.,,. p,a4,
S2ogGa9:z2m a. ia5o' cnsn' NIL, " eens M I57 ~. a..