, 1873-10-27
these figures into thoir equivalent In ourronoy,
for any gycn gold .promlunn.

to-day, oxcopt in corn, md evon tint dispIayot
no groat aotl!ity Prices In tho principal corcals
the shipping movement was quiet, aa usual on tL'
last day Of tho wcok. Tho season OF navigation il
| mot ovor, but tho forward movomont In grain il
eaaI to the yosso.snRpy Spa 20 veasels
Cd 10 DO lafi up in tlu port, willis tho low ratot
by lakc proyont anything like activity by rail.
Tho DOMESTIC dry goods nnrlet was roasona.
bly, nctivc, local rotailors as we'll as tho ntorio,
trade ordering with fair liborality. rricen wore
again reported unchanged, mud, 50 far M stan:
dard brands mud reasonable goods gonoraly wore
| concerned, tho foolipg tlovelopca was ono OF
ilr1nnoss stoclb aro in good Hhapc, mud aro hold
VIII confidence: There was but uight change
y r. tho general foaturcs OF the grocery market.
Business, though by no means brisk, WAS fully
up to MI reasonable expectations, and proyio,s
quotations wore tolorabIy vol sustained rico
polng tlio only notable exception, tho difrcront
p,n.us !sna n,eng reduced 10. In cofrcos compara
Grating to check consumption but, rs ntocts
throughout tho country arc light, aud largely In
speculative handB, tho market. remaina strong.
sugars, syrups, aud nlolasscs aron fair domnnd,
Mrm IT IN n thoir views. Tens are moving with fair
libeFality at rather Arncr prices. In tho buttor
and oheeso market tho changes wcro unimport-
ant TIC former ruling quiet anl easy, while
tho nu 'atter met With good demand ut full raten,
Tor Eric and Walnut HILL ,anl at 5000 for vii
sasN o fsns Iows'on ss and and as say s}9e e
Tor Amorican and Amoaloag:. There was only a
canned goods, md dricd fruit markets
decided 1uctuations. IIay continuos: dull. uiII
Aside from meottng tho wants Of local CONSUME
efS o1 IS no e qsn as era
or remain qulot aud easy. Oils wore moving on
ltboral Bcalo ntllnchnngod aud generally gtoaIv
prices, tho only notable oxcoptions boihg linseod
nna lard oile, both Of which wore oasy, in sym-
pathy with tho raw uatorialH.
At tho 1umbor yardB a fair movement was re-
chiefly from tho interior. Tie Wholesale mar mar
hot was very quiet, thore being but few
sargoea Offering ana little inquiry. Build
unchanged in price, tkough oomenta aro
protty fair request, and Louisville is firm,
ewing to scarcity. Tho wenk ard unsettled con-
dltlon OF the markot for metals and t,nnors'
all tho articles montionol. Tin plate is si.6o
lower per box, shoot zinc 10, and'Hheet iron 10
lower. Wiro and coppor-bottoms arc also
loWoT. Iron and steel wero in moderate do
mand; The quoted ratos arc generally main-
CONCESSIONS are made. Tho wool, broom corn,
seed, and hop markets were rather quiet. Tim
othy seed was easy at a. 0@2.65 clover at $3.50,
and fax at $1.G0@1 .o5. Apples, grapes, and
ounces weIa Tr;, in good demand and firm Other
for POTATOES continues active, and, With compar-
attve1y moderate offerings, tho market was firm
Ct q further advance. Thoro WAS fair inquiry
Tor poultry and game ut about Fridays range OF
Prices. Eggs continue scarce md firm at 10
@22o.
Highwines we're dull and shade easier,
though not quotably lower, tho only salc, OF 80
brls, boing made at 00c per gallon. Our market
closed with firm holders at 90o, though New
yro d fn4 5.1nnr te.sk 14-1u
Of alcohol have boon manufactured horo during
the past week for export to Europe, which Inns
left little room for the production Of highwinoa.
snd they are, therefore, scarce, the offerings
Lake frelghtH were qniot, but stronger, 1Sc
further advance boing effected Oh the TOW vcs-
selH takon-a rlBo which probably caused some
shippers to hold off. Rates wero 51i6DGc for
corn to Buffalo, aud o1l@?c for wheat TO do,
ers at the outside. Steam to Buffalo WAS qnosod
ut 10, and 90 asked. Corn to Oswogo was taken
ut 10Ac. A. total Of G charters was reported,
which will carry out 49, 600 bu wheat, lU0, 600
bu corn, aud o., 900 bu barley.
proviHions were rather moro active and stead
Ter than on any preceding day Of the week,
though Tue market was atll[ slightly tinged with
weakneas, Us tho demand which should carry off
tho products of an active packing season has not
yet mado itB appearance. To-day thore was some
demand, but il was not equal to tue, volume Of
offerings, and those offerings would have been
much mora numerous hnd thoro boon any pros-
poet OF otfocting sales at current quotations.
Mess pork was shade eaBior, future 1nents dull;
and lard aud meats for preacut doliyory woro
eteady. So far, about q 900 hogs have been Oh:
in this city since tho cold weathcr set in, and
ono house has commenced operations III Mill
waukeo. while two OF three country points haye
reported TINT work will begin with tho coming
weok. Tho markot closed at tho following
range OF prices: Mess pork, cash, sl2.871S
@l3.0o; new DO, S12.00i do seller Noranl-
her; si1.75@11.s7N; do seller December, $1,000
g @12aG; aelles e. 5sngafy sl22o@1225; son-
Lard, cash Of seller October, 7@71o 'fv. for old.
and 70 for new; do, aoller November, 10; do,
seller s91e December; 71e; do. seller january,
sSss g. sees eas!'fss Bs:em5ss a5s @7s afssi
sweet piekled INNS, s>1@1oo. Green shoulders
O. 9}9@sse4c; do SHORT ribs Or long cloar, $40
sGSi DO sh9It Itae tSaeear 51d@Go Dry salfsa
ss sSsaas,s % 'ssi ss.s sfs p:s.sSsS 9osss g
Cumborlands, C@G1Go; do short ribs or
long clear, o@e36o; do ehort clear, e7S@61o;
do long cut hams, 794@sc. Meats, seller Janua-
7jlo for short clear; and i2@1ao for r hams, sal al
packed. Mess beef, $800@8.50; extra mess do,
$9.00@o50; boof hamB, 5l8.00@1850 for sum-
mer, aud s20.0o@21.0o for winter packed. City
sales wore reported Of 146 bllB mess pork (o{d)
at s1s %; 15o brla do at $12.s711; ESQ brls new
% at e12.00 1900 brls do seller February nt
81265; 1,5d0 brls do at s12.5O; 1850 tcs lard at
Tel 200 tcs new do at $3.50 (looso) 1900 tcs do
aoller February at TIC; 40 boxoa Shoulders at
4s1o; 500 brls do (future) on private terms
10000 lbs long clear, lao boxes short ribs, loo
boxea long clear, and 100 boxos ahort clear, all
Iuture) on private terms SO boxes long clear
1000 pcs green hams, seller December (G lGs),
at 70 !; 80 brls meas beef at $500; 50 brlB extra
DO ut $3.50 600 brls packers tallow at G14o 50
pks yellow grease at 40.
The Daily Market Reuie,o girea the following
% tho ship1nenta Of provisions from this city
during. the week ending Oct. 29, 1873, and
since Nov. !, 1879 also comparative figures:
iSsEis Sei, 1.a e, 1s%' e: sAf|gif1' |i N%i.!s'' &;
Ess: ESs: e: n :. : =, g
Flour was rather more active, though the vol
nmo OF sales reported was smaller, al nearly half