, 1873-01-01

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Withdrawn from atoro yesterday for city
consumption 3, ,3iI b,l wheat; 2,9l0 bu corn
2,4s1 bu. onts; 2,2a2 bu rye; s,o12 bu barley.
Tho following grain has beon inspected into
Btoro this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: Sc cars
wheat; 215 cars corn 80 cars outs Ii cars
ryo; ~ cars barley. Total, 377 cars, or 161 600
bu.
Now ycar's Day will DO observed as hoidayby
tho Bonrd Of Trade, ind the Exchange Room
will bo closed.
The loading produce markets woro irregular
to-day, come being higher, others lower; while
uomo wero active, aud others dull. The trading
was principly speculative, md whore thero wero
ne speculative dealB to settlo up there wns worry
lttlo doing, except in wheat, which had little
independent vitality. Outside Of that, tho great
masa OF operators seemed to bo intent On
enjoying Now Years Day with as little caro-
old deals to entering on new ones.
III tho grocery market there worc few clangos
an 10 decline in two or throc grades OF sugar
being tho only alteration worthy Of mention.
tho list wore boing held with q fair degree Of
1irmncss. SoarB wore quoted easy. Tho dry
goods trado continues slack, with little or no
yarintion in prces. Dealers, howoyor, arc look
iing for an carly revival Ct trade, and in some
vance. butter WAS moderately active, aud prices
wore again quotad firm. Cheese ,vas quiet and
unchanged. The coal trade waa only fairly ao.
tlye and without change, ruling go ar1n ac 1T S12oo
Eric aud at s7.0O@7.60 for Wilmington. Tish
aud dried fruits mot with only moderate in
quiry, and former quotations Wero unchanged.
Hay rumains dull, In consequence Of . lack OF
transportation facilities. Hides and leather wore
quoted firm at unchanged prices. No changes
wero noted in the market for oils, tobacco, and
wood. Cooporago was unchanged; packers goods
arc dul1 and prices weak and irregular. The lum-
bor trade was light, and prices rornain tho same
us for several woelts past. Building materials
were quiet and steady. Tloro was no change in
metals aud tinnora stock, iron and stool nails,
etc., and trade WAS quiet aud prices remain With
ont perceptible change. Wool and broomeorn
wero III moderate request, aud steady. Hops
woro steady at30@40c for prime Wcstern. There
was moderate demand for GOODS to-day, preyi-
ous prices being fairly hdhorod to. Potatoes
we're in the usual request, and prices were un-
changed. Poultry was in moderate demand at
about Yesterdays prices. Game was plenty and
rather dull. Grouse are selling at $3.50@4.00
aud quail at s1.9o@1.40. Apples in small lots
wero in fair local domaad at former priceH.
Cranberries wore unchanged.
Highwines wore rather quiet and STEADY at tho
ipEide quotations Of yesterday. 4nloa wero re-
ported OF $50 brls at 8e11c per gallon.
portant Change, tho donland being about equal
10 tho supply. saleh were nude OF 156 head ut
s4.Ao; 12l at $i.3759 $50 At 24.s5; aud So at
el,3U por 100 lbs. Total, GUT head. The market
closed steady at f3A.95@4.3711 for good smooth
lots.
Provisions wero moro active aud irregular.
NIeHs pork was weak, at 1Qc por brl decline, or
ccpt for delivery after the close Of tho packing
2 e eens 5se sSoy bu aed she u asa
for future. Meats woro quoted tlrm, English
meats being quiet, while green hams were
shade higher, being in especially good demand.
thoro being plenty of Sellers Of pork and lard,
but fow who eoemod to bo wiling to buy.
Tho narlet closed quiet at tho following range
Of Erioes Mens $, porhMold as;7s Sl1s5@l1s9 aey
do do s'o,ler r. March, s1i7o@}li75; Do aollor
April, si1.sS5aeRsil.9q; prime moga. 5000;
s7ou; DO ~ soier Febr.aary' @ y s7lsT; d.
ss3}sf @ ssss s@ess pslsi ssis Sss, Se s's7 @a ARi
and green halns at t7}G@756o for 11-ib averages,
FOR po1 10 4sn ~ snoudeps sha9
ri6u, .4N@5c; do short clear, 551G@6hc;, dry
suited meats quotablo at 3J9c for shoulders;
5}4G15! 90 for short ribs, md 51&@516o for short
clear. Uoxcd shoulders, solIor january, quoted Mt
| 3slc. English meats for delivery In Ja.l-
,lnly, 5hGo for Cumberlauds; $50 for ehort
| ribs or long ocart; Go for short olear; 811l@
| Bic for long cut hama. Bacon iH quoted at
tGs e, holasGs e sc 70 fHr ssnT SaSf rs f1F
extra mess do, a0.50@10.00; beof haraa $27.00
@28. 90. City tallowy 7@7&o; grease quota.
bio at 5>G@GAo. salos weEo reported Of 600
500 brls do, at *11:a716; 600 brlB do, selier Fob
sl1.76; 500 brls DO, seller April, at S1900; 100
tos larl et M 7o; l259 teH Do s9or March, at
n, at 7?94o; GEO half brls Do do, ut 7>1o; 10000
ribs Mt b14o; 100 boxes short clear, at Go; $50
boxes do, aoller, last half February at ao16o;
do at 7llo; 20 00O pos aud Sd, 900 fba do 0 lbs),
at 716o; 25,000 pea and 10000 lbs do, at 7o !;
2,ooo pcs Do (1a lbs), at o}6c; ooo It's d. at
sxeot pic&ied G huns, ua "a At Sao s. toa d. as e
Flour waB quiet and firm. There was ittlo In
ulluaton to buy for shipment, except on round
lots Of supors, but holders wero firm in their
yiows, in sympathy with Now York, and in con-
sequence Of our local advance In wheat Some
l,ufdcrH woro talking about an advance, butnono
wnH established to-day. salos wore reported Of
LOO brlH whito winter oxtraa at $7,d0; loo brla
Buperinos at a5.75; 100 brls spring oxtras ut
| sG25; 1U0 brla do at 5000; 400 hrls do on pri-
yato turlns; 25 brlg BuperflnoH at s4.05; 80 brla
10 ut $500; 26 bulls do at s3.75; QUO brlA do as
$3.50; Us brls buckwloat ut $7.75. Total, 1856
brlH. Tho following was the olosiug range ot
pricoB:
Fair to chocc who winter extras $75oos 07a
licl winter c1tras as................... 6.5OG3 7.6a
li,lod to choice spriug extras,. ,...... $500 csc
I.ow 10 Medium. ............. 1900 6.2s
tlood to fancy hnncBota ........,,.... B003 ~.
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