, 1873-11-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

4. sATunpAY EVENING, Nov. 8.
Acknowledgements at Sl.74a3l.79 for o. per
DEANS AND pEAs-poans were in moderate order
re1uest Ct steady prices Peas wero plenty and slo.
scod e pri@e modltm band riefed. ss.asSs5e
common n 70 @ n;to92.oo. Yeno" pens, 81; sl.25; do
DUTTER-Ths demand from Eastern and local buy.
receipt. soiars h.d no ditcuit3 In fuly sustaining
md fancy ote occasionally ssi i m adyanco oyer
tattons. Wo make no change IN our LIST as follows
Choice yollow 2o9s9s: medium to good, 1a924o; In
EAaGING-Pricea were comparatively steady. oal,
Light business doing, but thare is oyersupply,
a tho sacrifice Of prices. We continue to quote:
stark A. 3?s; 81; LUDLOW: A. s5c: lewiston @ 4. 34Mo
l7@lso: d. double. 2ao: wool s.cas eS@e6o. NV
BROOM GoKNarha trade Is light, ,betng restricted
extra hurl, 7,Sas71e; thnt viii work itssE into !
good to choice stalk braid, 6x@ 6ho inferior brush,
sSU11p1Na MATERIALS We're dull sna un-
changed: sHacso S@35o@soo; @ New York /, uae,
sso 1tica, Lonisyilis Maniius, and % 4on con;snf @
II eaa s rs %s51s ss
br; whits ; sand, G ii hi W a.soSaoo; psset
ing hair. y Lu, 400; land plsster. $aoo iri; hro
brick z 1ooe :5soe@9o brang bEs5 e !eo-
brick, $3.50; M1twankeo and Racne pressed, $a5.0o8
3o1 DEL; do common, $14 Indiana pressed
r ee@25 IS 9tt q IL do common 80 fire clay y
duEEsE-N Nothing new was developed in this mar
ko unless i ba that thers eyinced in soma quar-
tera slightly easier fceing-ha result Of tbs kc dee
clIne ~ Now York. The do!nand Is stlll confined to
supplying current m xanss; W quote New York fac
u srss ss'?Ss 7e. iea '''
C0AL-In thu coal market thero WAS only moder-
s Ne u1ae4 pSs; osaR aR ws
noted, however, and We repeat list follows Le
II e,gh M ~ i Es
Hooking Valley $3.50 Indian. blook, $3.50: kirkland
@ assa asis S1fso Sesi. It, ts ss ss.
probably not fsr from 900 pseaases mostly lard
bo1es having s,psrceded tnen @ '1 to large extent e1tsnt
Flour barrels are steady and atocks frn We quote
lard, tiorsos, Mo6@i 10; aoi barrels 4s@sso; PORK
slaves, rough, 81 90; d. buekel 2!oo9a6oo
tsfes stsyss m r1ns sooo9 bsske os
cire1s aonr headins, 7,4@oKopor aot; Hour hoop
taa 9aHn ~ 80 " PEE pork ana uesee poes'
EG5SMs5a IN iar supply and dull at 21tS22o,
Good to primo livegeese feahors, o5SU1c, from rst
s,',
tarnIshsd; Ne: wal.e-nsh. %-brl, ss.4o@o;so;
NJ a. .ot ES'<Vetu.sus Hus - IIoHEf fo.uut4
sls5oSsl.90; NJ. ]. xo ~, sl9oo@io.so NJ:
H-hrl. s7.oo8735; No. shore dts, $2.l5@2.3I
bank codtish, $o.0os8.25; Georges codhsh, $3.50
@a.76 Iabror horrtug, split, brls, 80 do,
-brl $476950 % Labrador hersing round, brl, 81 06
@a.6o do H-brl, 4.25@4.50; box herring No. i, 30
@33o bog herring ncalsl. 40@43e; Columbia River
salmon, H-brls. $lU. .0g@lu26
Z FRUITS AND NuTs-rsalo continues reasonably
aolive, and pEsees were again reported STEADY
and arm; Stocks are In no way excessive
aud being held with confidence. Wo quote
'Fopr1oN-Datps, 0@oko; ngs, drums, 11ial2o
49, In 1s.0.S,. botes new. lo9i3o; French prnnes
nsT s2059a' SGsa r.s os 81:
Sins, Vnleneia, new, l3N@l4c; Xante currants, new
7}5CS7,lo old d. oJ4@io o,tron, ;oQ9sc DoaEarIo
Alden spp'es. l7e516o; Michigan. slicsd, 10@0Ko
Michigan quarters, aNs3oNc; Weatern 'lot 7s@ao
pesshes, hslses fSslio nissa 7NSso eaei
borrias, naw l3E@1Ao; rasrberries, 4DlSl2o plttod
cherries, 28@3oo; NUrs-Filbar,4, l60l9u; almonds,
Terrsgona, 93@2t Naples walnuts, 27038 Chillt
WAlnuts, 93@2Ac; French walnuts, 1G@l7o: Dsaz1s
0K@l0Ko; pecans, Texas, l4f3l5s; African ;peanusa
oH57He Wilmington peanuts sk@oo: Tennesset
psaff; aREEs SiEK1drra-wore In .noa.r.so demand
1900 y boz; inferior lemons. sl:oo; oranges
case; common To choice apples, 32.o0fa3.t0 Per
brl from store do In lots g. 0atabA
11H@l2Ko per It; cultivated rauborriss{ {Casys $4 *
per Orl cultivated do, +l9.00@lt.00: Cape Cod do
fl2oo@1a,oo y hsl; wild do, $l0.oo9l1.o0. Quinee'
&3.QQ4Ap,Q per brl,