, 1873-07-22

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$l:;5 Si;5:;$: $::; '' assi III; y:
Totel.-:. $40 -. 4ee l.5sl.sss 50 % ma
| Also 3, ,N hu barley uhippud by rail-
Tho claim ia made that last woek Now York
sont out $4,000 bu corn as the largest grain
cargo that over crossed tho Atlantic. Wo can
noarly equal that on tho lakes. Tho "sutter'
took out 62,920 bu corn from Chicago in ono
load last wook, which is stated to DO tho largoyt
cargo of corn that ovor loft this port.
Tho leading produce markets. were quiet to-
day and genoral1y steady, with not much change
in prices. Tho receipts wero small, except in
corn, which arrived In great volume, but With
out swampiug tho markets. as might have boon
expected. Tho shipping movement was fair.
Tho continuance Of cool weather cauaod greater
| confidence In tho condition Of grain but buyers
warc not anxious, except in oats md barley, md
dnllnoss was tho rule on the Board OF Trado, us
| outside.
| In tho dry goods market only a light amount
Of trading was done, and formor quotations woro
| unchanged. The inquiry WIS mainly for staple
cottons and seasona6le dress goods, which !wero
solling at very full prices. Groceries were fairly
active and were generally firm; notably 30 for
shape, md tito general market seomB to BIO in
healthy condition. Dutter md cheese woro with
out quotable change, tho former ruling fairly
| active and firm, while tho }ntter il quiet md
easy. Tho bagging market presented no new
feature worthy of notice. Coal WAS quoted nn~
changed in price, though in hard descriptions IN
carly advance is locked for. In tho fish marriott
brl in T1dto6sh. Trado was satisfactorily nctiye,
| and most descriptions were ateadily hold Dried
fruitB were moving with fair libora!ity, md wore
gonorally firm. Hay, hides, leather, and paints
Woro dull, as previously quoted
Tho avorage amount Of business was tranB-
acted ut the lumber yards to-day, former, prices
being gcnerally maintained. 4 largo lloet OF
1umber-1aden vesaos wore lying at tho lumber
docks this morning, but tho narket wac dull,
aalo aud firm at $9.25@10.00. Good to choice
strips aud boards and shingles also sold ut full
former rates, but common boards seemod rathor
slow and oasy. There wore no new foaturos to
noto il correction with motalsl building natori-
ais, iron, mud nails; the donand is not particu-
1arly aotivo, and pricoH arc rathor weak, except
for metals, Which rule steady, md tin is quito
firm from sympathy with New York:
tho general tone OF the market Is one OF firm
ness, Us tho receipts arc light. Hops and broom
corn are In botter request, and steady at tho
pfeS % mohy r and aqoa, eGxSr sSsa wegs oa "
md unchanged. Green fruits woro fairly active
and steady excepting apptes. which wore Hhado
easier, aud raBpborrioH Woro higher. Potatoes
.n IN ss9 spy s FIT PsS Ppoy f, T1s1 p2 S92
was fur, and, as the offerings woro not largo,
prices were Htoador than ut tho close OF last
week. Eggs were in moderate roqueat and
onsier.
Lake froights woro active md steady ut tho
inside rates Of Saturday, under good domaud
at tho reduction, which was partially rendered
necessary by 4 reported advance fn froights on
the Eric Canal Tho business done was priuci-
| ka fo1 md ff,H
ton or Oswogo. Wheat was quoted at 614c to
Buffalo, and Il No to Lowor Lake ports. Through
rates to Now England points, via Buffalo, wero
quoted unchanged at $50 on corn. A total Of
soyontoen charters was reported, which will
carry out o., 900 bu wheat and 450, 900 bu corn.
Highwines we're inactive but firm at 80 ad-
vance, buyers bidding 9o1Se, wlllo holders d.
mandod 91o por gallon. Wines arc roportod to
DO very Hcarco at this point, and tho Western
production quito stnau.
Provisions were again dull, and little botter
than nominal: Mess pork was 16@2oc per brl
lower on cash lots, and shade oasier for future,
In sympathy with decline in the price Of 1.-Two
hogs at the Stock Yards. Lard was nominally
unchanged, with wider gap than usual botwoon
the figures named by buyers and sell
ora. Meats wore moro active, shoulders bein1g
firm at full previous quotations, while short ribs
we're again shade easier. There was nothing
doing, md no change IN hana Or bacon meats.
Tho market closed at tho following range Of
fSes MSea o sdr H essh sst OF sse1 3u S9 xGo9
cembor, $1a.o0@19.25; lara. cash Or sollor
July, s8.05@8.10; do sollor. August, S8.10@B.15;
summer do, ,715@756c. Sweet picked Lams quoted
ut 10@12c. Dry Hnlted meats quotable at 796@
71Go for Shoulders; 811@896c for short ribs; and
8s1@S91o for short cloar. Boxed Shoulders, 7sA
, @71So. English meats, e16@9c for short ribsi
8ao for shoulders; ol5o.. for clear ribs
os1o for short clear; and 1s1116D15e for hams
oil packed. Mess beef, 68.75@0.U0; o1tra
1neHs do, s9.75t@10.00; boof hams, 92i.0l
@?5.0o: City tnllow, 7A@715o; grease quot
able At 5DG15o Salon wero roportod Of 1000 bril-
moss pork seller august ct $1,000 20 ooo g lbf
Shoulders at 71c; 200, 900 Ills short ribs at $40
, Flour was loss aotiyo than on Saturday, and
firm ut former prices. There was good dcInand
for export, little more than at the cloao Of laal
wook but Bono atocke wore rather badly brokon
up, md othora woro hold higher 80 that the ag:
grogate Of aalos was muoll lesa than tue demand
would indicate. Tho medium grados of spring
were the most wanted, and that clloily on Cana:
dian account. Bran Was Hteaay. HaloH were re-
ported Of 30 brlB spring extras at $7.25; 100 bril-
DO at 60 10: 100 brH do at 3U.25 100 brlB do at
5000; 100 brla do at $3.50; $50 brls do (hIorn.
ing Glory mud 100 brls {bouthorn Queen) and
Q50 brls DO at D5.75 100 brla do Mt $5.G2l1; 2U{
) brla do ut $3.50 100 brls TO OIL private tormB
! brls do unBound 1t s2.75. Total, 1850 brls
Also 10 tons bran at $1,000, on track. Tho fol
lowing WAS the oloBtng range or prices:
FAR to choice white nlntor e1sras..-$ 6.1b G g0t
hed wnter e1tsaa; e'ho ~ ~
Good to choco spring ge1tras'....'.'.. e'9o g e.
Mtnnesotas {pstonO 300 glQ.ot
Good to fancy Minpesota. GOO Y !e!
Spring auperduc 99o q a.st
Rye nour. avV - 81!