, 1873-01-10

tim to lofonl or proacouto tho undoubtod rlghtu
Of in me,nl1ors, tlloto woull ho seldom nood for
roHost tu Tho courts, M several points would DO
at onco Kracofnly cdncotles1. Which nro now In
uised upon by carriers.
1'lle leading produce marFetn woro gonornlly |
palty roapol,aihlo for fccling Of ..groator |
strength in gratnc Omr rccopts nro falling of, |
an1 pron.sso to II Bmall for somo timo to como, |
M tho bittor cold rostriota operations In the
country weHt Of I'LL to d nlnoh groater oxtont |
than it iuterfores with tho ghipneta Of produce
eastward from Chicago. Trains woro reported |
aas anowod up OIL some Of tho roads tapping
how m i,cldont Of ills character Inns kept baolt
litslo' grain is expected lloro for ton days or
two, weols to come. lloneo ilrn'ness in r..
sS5a to 1odS Tho Gn5op nsp5 f"nse wefs not a' mo s
a.iss aifcetol ''S' by tho atmospheric wave,
Tho grocery market presented tho same general
features NJ Motod for n numbor Of dayn paat.
inclonlonoy of tho weather, md, In anticipation
OF MI curly revival Of raslo, doalera remain firm
III tlleir yows. Collections are reported easier
Dry goods romain quiet, with littlo or no varia-
4 feature Of tie market for staple cotton and
woollcn toxtilon, is still prevalent, and, under
better demand certain l'nos Of goods would ,!. un.
doubtedly advance. II the buttor r. markos only
salos was aomcwhat smaller than Oh tho
proceeding days Of tho wook. but
othorwiHo tho gonoral features, woro tho ea1no.
aRggx H. rGdna anet en aa " Urn oq a
Coal mot with bostor inquiry, nt unchanged
prieee Lackawanna aoling et s12oo 3 Erio as
Wilmington at e7oo; Nothing now Was ,'. report.
hides. and loather markets. Oils 1Toro Tishout
quotablo ohaugo, though thore was an castor
feeling in carbon owing to i.,rthor slight de-
sno IN td, ToDqsqo apa ooo
Thero III light local inquiry. FOR tho common
grudos Of lumber. but, as q rule, trado iH quiet
thore was no materiul change in pricos. All
kinds o. building nlatorials ''ero duli and II nom
changed. Wool was. III moderate request.
Broom, corn was unchanged. Hops, continue
| firm brewers arc buying only Tor Immediate
pesr NO hear Of : fow English aud Belgium
totng offered at 45@55c. Timothy aood vas In far
roqueBtnnd frmor, sales boing made at 99. .00D3.85.
ordinary. and s5.l5@5.oo for n,nmmotl!. Good
poultry was in fair rcqueat, but there is good
deal Of poor mud frozen stock on tho market,
%hieh sells slowly. Eggs we're !tsn at 27@929' s5;
tho Eastern lnarots ara also depressed. APP
pies, oranhorries, pears, &C., wero quiet and un-
changed.
IIighwines active, and firm at tho advance
yessr M The 6r orns sosa icing 5os4 5
| brlB at 9911c. Tho market cloaod strong, with
| $500 bid mud 800 asked, WHOM New York waa ro-
| ported highor at 95c.
Dressed hogs were in good shipping request,
| amount Of trading was light, tho offoringa not
bong numerous. Receipts wore only 500
head. The markot closed firm At $40 bid for
heavy, md s4,45 biz for light: salos were re,
1t ai.4s; 28o at sl.45; $50 ut a4.ao; 100 NJ
head.
provisionp, werc quiet and firm; Duyora Of
product for shipment wero not much Inclined to
transportation, while speculative purchasers
tlore was a lair denautf. But tho iiriner foolng
in live hogs. and expected light receipts for q
bold their product very firmly, and but little or.
poarod to 10 on sale. Some Of them have sold
| allead quito largely, and none Of thonn aro Bnid
to own much product, though their houaos aro
and Is hold ONLY till it can DO ahtppea out.
Tho marriott closed at the following range Of
prieea:. Mesa -porlt, cash or sellor January.
ses1 S,1s Fehrua5g 5gg ssosp ho
$12.25 primo meas, 310.5o@1o75; extra primo,
&8.q5. Lard, cash, or sellor January, S7.07114@
no., do seller February, s7.15@72o; DO seller
slareh' s7t2@7 ~ do selIsr Apsil
averages: Groom shoulders, o5ft@9No; Do rough
sidcn, 42G@494o;, DO short Ribs, 5@5No; DO
aae aaopo seaf t. B&f for os shooas2s asse "sSs ss
Boxed shquldorg, aoller January, quoted at
4c. Engltath H. teats for delivery I'll N Jan. ian.
as es ses ort e. es asf sP@5s
934c for long cut hams. Bacon ia quoted at
51ao for shoulders, 711zo for coar RIBS 711c fo1
ahort cloar, all packed. MeBs beef, sa.6o@ q 90;
GaBo0 ''e cty tsow 9reaae auota gl
Slo At 5>S@a}1o. ka1os wefo 'resported Il Joc
brls moss pork et SLIGO; $50 hrls do, aollo,
February, at s1t.75; o50 brla do, aaler March
S12o0; 25o tcu lard at s710 GOO tes do "a. a.
) kestled do ut IKE; 100 tcs do at Ike; 250 tcf
lard, seller March, at s7.4o; 10000 lbs shoul
dora at DC. boxed; 2o0 boxeH milwaukee, DO
So4ea Sesf a 3 a II es ene oens
boxol 900 pcs groom hans l16 ha1 at 7Ae
40, 900 lbs do (16 6a) at 73so; 20,ooo lbs do (2t
ibs) at Go; 80 tcs white grease At 64o. :.
a Gsr was sS ssn asa3 shs5 aqe aaoane pas ger
brls, while receipts sufror along with grain from
tho partial blockade of winter. There was q full
| shipping demand for spring suporilnos, and {
Bran was quiet and atoady. Sales wcro reported
: OF 80 brls whito winter extras at s7.0211 10'
i. brls spring extras at $3.50 100 brls DO (Bnr yndr
toms XXX) at 90.9711; 100 brls do at 1886; 10
on private tcrns; 100 brls superllnos at 4.20
i 100 brla do Mt s4.10; 800 brls do at 500; 10
!, brls do At $500; 30 brls buckwhoat at $500
Total, 1,4s0 brls. Also, 10 tons bran at 511, o.
i on track. Tho following wero closing quota
tions:
Fair to choice white winter extraz ...... $760ta o7
Red winter extras. Observation-Disclosures. 6.fl@ III
l. Good to choice spring cxtras. .......- 5s0a H.5
Low ia medium. m..,....................... 4.7s@ 6.e
Good TO fuucy Minnesota. a............,. G.eu@ T.1
SprIng superflueB 3.00G@ 4.t
Ryo flour 4.00@ A,s
BuckwAeat lour. ur.................,....., 7.76@ 81
urap,., ..,................ gill;
Wheat was moderately active, and average
= | ahni1t tho Bnnnn tbn1,pb the prnat hulk Of I'll