, 1873-08-07

wenknoHH, Tho botofhl locltng IN ono OF hfmnobs.
Dutlor sold to a liberal o1tont ut yoatort'nys
prices, gool to choice qunn!'tIos ruling very
f1rm. Cfooao wns nctise aud h!Ghor, tho quotn-
tons being married. up ~ nll H. nroan1d,
Or to 111{@i2o for Wcgtorn, ardto i32aesioYo a.
tho fish mnrkot thoro WIS fair AMOUNT OF @ tratl,
Ing ut substantially for.nor quotations., Drloa
fruits, though moro quiet, wore mono tho leas
% T' II nome av %as naefive XSou
tho only grnlos inquired for worc primo and No.
1, Of which tlo offering vas moagro. Tho new
crop, which IL now boMg rapidly secured, Ia fully
Hampshire, Vermont md Wonterr N1aahacu-
sotts tho crop will oxcecd TINT OF last year. Tho
reports from Canada nre also favorable. I1doB
and lcathor ren1ain quiet.
Thero waB 10 porcoptible change cithor In the
volume Of business or tho pricon ut tho lumber
yards. Common building lumber ia nlooting
with moderate inquiry, and joista aro firm. At
tho sale docks 1uiot day .saa paHsod., tho
amount OF lumber offering, boing small, Build
ing materials wore in moderate demand ut tn
changed prices. Metals, fron,,. cooporago. md
naval ntoreB rcnaln quiot. Malls woro III rnolo-
rate request ut $3.50 ratcs Tho wool market
was devoid OF my now foaluree. Tho receipts
continue light and tho marllot firm. Hops and
broom corn wcro in only fair request, but tho
prevailing toue is ono OF 0rmness especially for
choice grades Of both broom corn mud hops.
Seeds Woro inactive and nominal with tho ox-
coption of timothy which sold Mt $9 70@a. 90, and
was rather firm, aB the offerings wore light
quotablo at $500 aollor tho month. Apploa wore
q trilo lower and poaoheB advanced, otlorwiBo
thoro was no particular change In green fruits.
The market waa tolerably M!pplied with poultry,
good-Aizod springs mud old chiokenB wore Hal-
nblo ut formor prices. Owing to continued light
receipts aud The scarcity Of strictly fresh eggs,
prices advanced 10 14111@15c.
Highwinos woro quiet at tho aoclno noted
yesterday, with little offering, but m expocta-
tion on tho part of dealers TINT there will soon
DO more liberal supply. Balos wore, reported
OF TO brls Ut 0215c and i50 iris at 02o por gallon.
Tho market closed nt 02c for round lots.
Link 9 froighta woro less aotiyc but steady at
the rates current yosterlny. at 6}6o for corn by
Wheat to Buffalo was nominal at &c, and do to
Kingston at 12c. Through rates on corn to Now
ENGLAND points, by lake aud rail, wero unohang-
cd, ut 28c via Buffalo, and $50 via OglonaburgG.
A total Of 10 charters was reported, which will
Provisions were quiet. Meas pork was stendy
| at about tho same range Of prices as yesterday,
with somo inquiry, hut buyers soomod disposed
| To hold OF for lower quotations. Lard WAS dull
and unchanged on wintcr, but weak on summer
rendered, tic lattor boing froo!y oEerod without
boing marked up 16c, and short ribs held highor.
Meats for Dcconabor delivery werc In good de-
| mand, but buyers and eolora woro too
| far apart to permit much trading. Lard
| was otrored at no seller December Or
| eeller january delivered in St. Louis.
The market closed at tho following range Of
prices Moss pork, cash, S158U@15.85; doseller
August, s15.75@15.80; do sollor September,
s15.B5@15.oO; do sellcr October, $500; do
Beller December, $13256Dt3.50; lard, cash
September, S7,D0@8.O0; summer do, 755@
TIC. Sweet picked hams quoted at lilo
12Ac. Dry Halted meats ateady nt 7M@
Sc for Shoulders 91@0esc for abort ribs ; and