, 1874-09-02
raa a, shado lowcr, but othor Subscriptions woro

Moinh''u nelhg largely from tho country and for
occasionally Tic domsni tor hardware p1~a and
metals continues to improve, ant1 tho market for
noarIy oil articles IS firm. owing to tho rooont
aavnnoe Of iron to pittsburg. Nails arc also Arm,
10 change hhe yet boon mAdo IN bar iron.
Drugs aud ohomioals woro In bottor tlcmand, and
many artioloH mohtionod wore ilrnor. Bn1t cou-
tlnuos aosi7o and stcaly Tho wool, hops, hay,
ena brooh,-corn marlcta Woro uncliangod. Tim
Flax, clovor, and Hungarian were firm. Tho
offerings of potatoes wore again smnll, and tho
narkot 1M firm for choice varietios.. Poultry was
ouil anl woak un1or heavy receipts.
In gontllward bound freight to-day.
llighwlnoa woro lnaotive and stronger. There
woN buyers at 0715c, por gallon, tho prico Of
yesterday, but holdera demanded osc, .honee no
but stocks here arc light, aud tic oitorngns s
small, while Aoltlcra qi1oto tho advance in enrr
az good and sufficient reason for atrongth In
Lake frotghts were active and otronrer. An
advance OF ~ was effected In rates to Buffalo.
which wore $40 on corn and $40 on whoAt, and
rAtea to othor points waro correBponlingly flrm-
or or o. o. slle ooso. somc vessels woro hold on the
cnnrtors wnh reported, which will carry out 1885,
Gag bu wheat, 100000 bu corn, and 10000 bu
z; Provisions woro alueg!sh and tame. Moss
was 1211c por brl lower on tic pork Of noxt soa. @
soma packing. Lard waB du1l ind unchanged
39s present, bnt 121fo per 100 tbs loWcr on nov.
vas reported that arrangements woro in progrosu
for shipping out a good part OF tho product
(chioly moats) now hold hero by Eassorn par
Yes and there woro q few ahipping orlora On
holders would acocpt Now pork and meats (for
future dolivery) wore offered quito freely but
nothing was dono n meats, ,andno prices have boon
named n for them thus far, though 1t iie reported
made in this city. THO general focl!ng on tho
part OF operators now sesms to DO that though
tie supply Of hogs will exhibit falling
on the , coming winter, yet that the hog
The market closed at tho following range of
prieea: p Mosa pork, eaah or seller Bepsembcr,
~ Go21<@22.e5; do. acllcr October. s22.873f@
$500 seller December, sl7oo; do, selIer tho
Iuary, slo;s7] @lo.o0 Lard, cash Or sollor @ sep.
tcm6er, 816.l211@l5.25; do, seller October,
2l4.75 aakea; do, aellei tho year, 11.00@11.10;
do. seller January and February, s11; ;oo@11.o5
so s pss tS fe s@s s s7s9sss5 nss s
ders, cash and soiier ssoptomboar; 11X@i2c for
short sh, ribs. cssh aud solor eoptsem6eE; 12@
beri the samo boxed at k@91o per ID
sboIe those pricca i, summer long 'cloarp,
Tor snort r1bs, l3ao for short clenr, all
packed In hhds, tho same loose, w lower,
Bacon hams, 15p1oo Moss boot, s11.25@
l1.5o; e1tra n,ess DO. 12.25@D12.50; beof hams.
s24.00@25.o0. City tallow, 8@81to groaae uomi.
nal at 6@9o. Sales were reported Of 1856 bris
mess pork lin amall lots) at s2s.o 90; 800 brls do,
aellor September, at s22.7s; 1000 brlB do ii
s226271; 300 brls do at a22.59; 600 brln do, sell
or the year, ut s17.oo; 100 brs do,lsoller janu-
ary and February, at s1G.8715; 600 tos lard, sell
or the year, ut SLIGO $50 tcs do, sollor January
and February, at s11.o0; s. brs long oloar (coun-
try) at III :':.
Flour was quiet and unchanged. There waa
only Light demand from local buyers, and mono
from shippors, but holders wero not disposed to
make further concessions seeing that there was
little bettor fceling in whoat, both hore and at
tho East. The Tow lots Of old flour that are
offered are willingly taken, but now nour ia allow
sale. Bran was in fair demand, but i shade !
easier, being plenty. salea wore reported of 200 |
brls white winter oxtras private terms $50 brls
spring extras on private terms JOG br1s aupor-
tlnes lunsounl) at ss.621l; 20 brla rye at
s5:o71S. Total, 4o6 brls. Also, 80 tons bran ut
Sl5:6o 10 tons do at e18,25. on track 90 tons
at $14.0o, delivered. Tho market closed with |
sellora at the following range OF pricos: