, 1873-02-17

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It is stntcd, on good authority, that n1r. soa-
! vorng has no sulphur apparatus In Ills grain
cleaning mill, and usos no sulphur, as might be
inferred from, an articlo on grain doctoring,
/ which appeared IN TIE TA1nusE Of this naorn-
ing Mr.. Beavorua says TINT he does not do TINT
sort Of business. It was stated on 'ohangs to-
day that the su]phuring procosa tH chiefly carried
| on In tho establishment Of Howo d McMullen,
| and at another place on Canal street, the namoa
Of the proprlotors Of which woro not mentioned.
Barley is sent from other "transfor houses" to
be doctored at tho sulphur mills.
| It ia wol1 known that tho Illinois Central Elo-
vstors orc SO full that they can take in but little
| moro grain till aomo Of that on hand has boon
moved out. It WIS stated to-day m offer haa
| boom mado to buy largo lot Of corn On tho line
Of the Central Rnilroad, and load it direct
| into vosBols, II tho !. proprietorB OF tho
elevators would transfer it at 10 per bu. It is
| said that thoy have refused to perform tho
sorvco for less than 20; the ohargo that in
cludes tho right to 20 days storage. which they
cannot give. It ie thought probable + e., that tho
| transaction will not be perfected, It the above
terms are insisted upon, in Which case the grain
in question will probably bo hold back till
spring. for want Of storage facilities hero.
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to-day, as is usual on Saturday, there being
| worry little doue before, noon, except 10 Wheat.
Prices were ,genorally well maintained. There
nro no new features in regard to tho transporta-
| tion question. Our railroads have all the busi-
ness they can do and 4 good deal OF produce Ia
| uudor orders for REipmont % coon aB 1t can be
| sent forward. It now seens probable that tolls
| On the Erie Canal will be decreased 90 per cont,
instead Of being advanced 100. per cont, as was
:: There arc no now Developments in tha grocery
marriott. Fair activity prevailed In al depart
mcnts, and prtees were uniformly fsIn; bust
riod last year, but the movement is quito AS
largo as could reasonably. be expected, and q
good feeling seema to prevail among the trade
generally. ootrsea Tore again quoted stsong'
The weakuoss SO long provalont IN the sugar
market has now disappeared, tho foelfng deyol-
oped to-day being one Of frmnosa. Rico. ,syrups,
spicss aoaps, teas spa moss other @ rr.caea aa,a IN
were in good request, both to. supply local and
interior wants. IN prices thore wore no decided
changes, q slight advance IN ono or
1bsns Seps { 9o psn{s on sna fsi
Stocks aro large aud attractive, and, ali things
considered very satisfactory business is doing
No change took place in the buttor MARKET Inc
demand continues active, and: under nght
Bagsing vaB unchanged. Grain baga waro
moving on liberal scale, while burlaps, gun.
MES, and wool Sacks ruled quiet The canned
goods trade VAS again active. ordera from
country dealers were humorous and liberal, and
most goods in tho list were held With pronounced
A1mnosB. Peaches and oysters were exceptions,
though thore was no quotab1e decline IN these;
Oheese romains firm. Coal was quoted 4aiet apd 11
ateady st S12.00 for Laekawanna; at $40 bg@la: "
for Erie; at $1,000 for Blosabulg, and @7. 90 TO,
! Wilmington. There was only small amount % o.
trading In the hay market, the demand, AZ fol
some time past, bsing mainly regtricted to meet
INK iocal wants Dealers still hnd>it impossible
to procure cars otherwise there would be fail
Eastern movement, and better prices would + ERE r 9
vail. Hidee were again weak ana aasqstaen e..s
Quotations to-day we're 1o516@1o91o for heavy
and 1111@119lo for. light green cured. m
, changes we're noted IN tho on market: - = Ia
number Of ozders were placed ct M@92l1loM M 70
!, carbon ut 72o for extra lard; at 92@sIo Tor I'm
acod, and at 80@B2o for turpontine. Leather
+, wood, tobacco, and paper stock "ere "lthou
Lumber '' aud building materials remain com
parntiyoy quiet, and prices arc without eHBentll
variation. Metals timers atook iron, and atet
). were unchanged; tho do1nand continues mod
= deney in ttn plata continues and an advance vi
y probably DO rnado soon to correspond With t}l
recent re Esat t. Asls s, have suddenly eo,ines
lots; this wa occaaionoa BY deoliao At the ta
torieH. Wool, broomcorn, and hops romuin du
I'd andunohanged. The demana Is confined to sna
a lots Tor 1mmgQlAte G0naufnpuon. 6ood9 were
- moderate request. The offerings wore llhorH
- and prices ra4ea weak, though without quotab
II, change. Choice poultry met With good d
mand. but tho offerings are largely eotapoAed
os inferior stock. which sells slowly The reeeip
OF eggs wore very liberal this morning, and co
r. soauontly prices arc ruling weak, aud 9uotah
~ l0o lower. Potatoes are In faif local DOMAIN
steady at previous PRICES APPLES, Granh.
CooDerage Was quiet aud unchanged.
it. HlgllWines wero moro active, aud ateady At t
quotation OF tho past fow days. There was
.. batter demand, but holders wore unable to
~ ta{n an advance, owing to continued dulness
on Now York Sales were reported OF a0o prla
IL; | 8711o per gallon. .,
Dropeei Aoga wore in good demand, both
sl,iuuora and packers. Tho market opon
" ~ soniew1at lower than On yesterday ID aympa'
~ With 4 slight dooline In the price Of ltyo no
B11 but soon, recovered, aud ranged 'steady, aa
Fritlay. at ab.05 for heavy, and e5.l0Db.l5
" i'm i6s for light, closing firm. haios were
oil, nortei al 235 heal ut $500 900 at s5.l6 y
H., sb,l2h; 2t4 at $610; 1,37e at 5000 ~
~ or $500; 10 ut s495 403 dividing on 2oo m 1oa
0'7 $5o5@5.15; 2o2 do at s6.oo@61o' To
proyis,ons were moderately active bu. ire
lar. nioBg porh was In good demnnd and hrn
md vnaoriloy'a quotations. till near tho close, vi
ooil It wna irohon down l0e per brl by lmpera'
I,u- oIyorlues, Weakening in sympathy with an ea
rtl foelIug III live hoBa. Lard MAS atrohB,
on. alSGDpo per l00 brls higher. Meats were
los. good request, and generally hold 10
It's, f6 h0ior, oxoopt hams, which
700. yaucod I1c, being source. There Were 3
1a7. many oy>els On tic door for maats at vasterl