, 1873-08-24

montha earIler than the procoHB should COM
oss1 Me,co' Ino autumn trado, outside of produce
10 b" ~ ~ nn1t qnthgtng up vigorously. andpromiHos
Ihe do,nantl for ataplo dry goods was Batiafao-
1orlly active ana tho market presented q very
urn urn tono, Side gooda wcro goncrally auiot ana
IN n onoptn'ot qGne,a now report tie stocks complete
promptly meet any and nll demnntlg that inny bo
made upon them. I'll Tho grocery mnrkot tRnro
s w"s ntar3an ,uaqs aot Of TRAILING both on ioca
were othor articles In tho fist, tic domain 'p" t.aa
quito general In itH character and thn nuntn1
prices .,'' MeTe Invariably vol sustained. dofeoa
r. IT, ,Sa Ss',, aomowhas N excited and continue
yHnced 10 to-day. An advance OF a lSo In
Cnrolina rico 1a a1no notod. Syrup, molaggoa
tNp taNpices, aoapn, otc., wore firm aud Unchanged
mere wns slightly tlrmor tone to tho butter
MARKET, resulting from tho cooler weathor prov
an!ent, n, but values wero nominsl1y unchanged.
Choose remains stoady and firm at 11M6l2I%o
@ tor Wentorn factory, and ut 2>6@13}11c for Now
1orK 40. me z nrcoa m Of Goals woro unchanged,
Eric ind Walnut Hill; s7.50@s.00 for lid Indiana Inn
Dlack, and at 5000 for Wilmington. In tl,o
fish and artod fruit markets nothing now
t1o Mn5 d0vGl9Red s1sgR. # Trade seemed to ho
woro uniformly afm. Hay was in mi limited i'iua ros
tlnast, at about previous rates. Hides and
leather remain firm. No nov features worthy
OF note were developed In tho oil markot. Car
bon, lard, linseod aud turpenttno arc still NOV
iNg On liberal scale. and arc held with decided
ilrmness.. Whale, sperm, and other oils woro
quoted quiet and 8toady. The paint, oolors,
pig-tron, tobacoo, and wood markets were with
out quotablo change.
Tho l demand for lumber at tho yards, as we'll
aBin cargooa Of boat, begins To show signs of
activity. Inquiries from the country tlea'ors aro
becoming quite numerous, md as they arc likely
f. feutu ''nsae se, a0 q. bsttsr 1ens feeling NJ
large, and tho domand was unusually notiyo for
Saturday, there being q fair attendance Of CITY
denlers and several ordors from tho interior
Pricea either at the yards or docks arc without
an}as aa9}aaele eango bns atead Tho trade in
oroasing, and tho general tono il one of firnness,
particularly for mills, at s4.50 rateB net. There
Is also percoptblo change 70. the bottor in tho
iron non trade'-that IL; ~ far as tho volume Of
and unsettled. Naval stores, building mnto-
riala, and cooperngo wore without material
change. Tho market for wool, broom-corn, and
hops is unchanged. Trade in Tho for1nor staple
1s fair and steady, and in tho two lattor modor-
loss urgent to-day and prices wore easier, though
not quotably lower. Clover sold at $3.50. Other
eeedH wore Inactive and nominal. Groen fruits
wore III liberal supply and oasior. Poultry was In
.i4oaoAAto Ao4utHb, aHu G1aY, Ll0 6uf1pIT being
large. EggB were slow Of sale.
Lake 1relghta wero more active than on Fri
aay, anu at unchanged rates, though freight
rooln was again reported scarce, and carriers to
Lower Lake ports tried hard to obtain an ADVANCE
Hates Were G]1c OH corn, and 10 on gYhcat, by
sail to Buffalo. To Kingston corn WIS quoted at
1219c, md wheat at 13J15o. Corn to Nov Eng
land points on through ratoH wan unchanged, At
go yin Buffalo, sarnia, or Goderich aud 2bo via
ogdonsblrg; 4 total of ,ino charters waa re-
1tTf 1t,tS1 ri,
llg,O00 bu corn. Highwlnes wo1o mora active
and strong at Fridays quotations, New York
being quoted 'bottor" thnn at the close ycstor-
day. total Of $50 brls waa reported sold at
ut the close.
Provisions wore quiot. Meas pork WAS stoady
on caeh lots, and 10@015o per brl higher on o.
tiona for future delivery, tho rapid dininution
IN hI Is sGess 5 se ng yss sgdod x Ttl eD es
principally to Nov York. Lard was firm for
present, but shade oaBor for future delivery.
Meats Meats wore steady on shoulders, and
issdf fatad fsbdr oa ddSs tue freu Inter being Of
Tho market closed at tho following range 'ef of
sisis@ies5 sn Do seller Sa ss,se septenbor. n.
S15.8G@l6:oo do seller October, 3l525@I5,sO;
Or aellor August, s7.s71G@s.0o; do soliar
September, aB.00@805; summer do, 756@
7Mc. Larl aoller December, 7l4c; do seller
january, 714o. Sweet picked hams quoted ut
1o@l1Ho. Dry sailed meats steady ut 711@
ao for shoulders .914@915c for short ribs md
914c for short clear. Boxed shoulders, 8A@
sS4c;. English meats, o1G@os4c for short ribs;
os1 for short cleur. Sumnle1-curod meats o,,o-
table ct 1c bolow these prices. Short clear,
sellor December at 6el@61o, boxed. Bacon Is
loySo for short clear and 1a916o Tor han hams, all
packed. Mess boot, $8.75@9.00 extra mosB do,
s9:75@1o.00; beef hams, 324.0o@25O0. civ
tallow 714@71ac; grease quotabe at 411@G1lc.
Sales wore reported OF $50 brls moss pork
at 316.121; $50 brls do Bcllor September at
1880; 900 tcs lard ut $500 per 100 lbs
$50 tcs do Qast oyening) at 37.86; 20, 900 Ibs
dry salted bollios at 8I5o, boxed.
The Daily Commercial Report gives tho fol-
lowing as tho shipments Of provisions from this
point for the week ending Aug. 81, 1878, and
since NQY. i 1879: also canna ratiua 1eruron. -