The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-13
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York. Nov. 10, 10

NEW YORK, Nov. III, ioIs.
Money on call loaned up to per cent ; prime
mercantile paper was discounted at 51sa71s per
cent; second and third grade do. at sal2
Sterling exchange firm at "a S49la4 80 for %
days. Gold 110H. Mich. Central Stock ad-
vanced to ~ Lake Shore to 811S. Flour quiet;
supertne, s4a4 40; amber, Mich. 90 25a6 20
white do. SO 25a7 some Detroit made Hour
being delivered at latter figure. Wheat after
few days OF strong prices, was again IN the
buyers favor amber Westerns 81 23al 2S,
with sales of Mich. at 81 %; white Mich.
81 2Sa1 &c. with sales yesterday at outside
range. Corn closed heavy; mixed 9115 IN
store 92a931S afloat. Oats firm; Western, GA
63I5. Barley scarce and firm. Mess pork
quiet at $40 75a20 for Western in job lots
Steam lard, 1416a15 Butter Of medium and
common grade, neglected; fine grades in more
inquiry but buyers refuse to raise their bids
and holders almost fail to prevent accommoda-
tion The range is 2Oa35, including Mich. tub
and drkin, thirds to frsts and extra. Eggs,
29a3O. Tallow Western. sJSa9 Potashes, 611S.
Sugar dull soft white refined 9ssa10. Coffee
weak; Rio, 161Sa2l15, gold; Java 25a2s.
Mich. wool, 49a52.
DETROIT MARKETS.
DETROIT, Nov. 18th 1874.
Money is in improved demand. but the sup
ply being large, not quotably higher frst-class
paper discounted at Sac per cent single names
10 per cent, on street 12a15 paid, mortgages
are taken readily at 10 per cent. Since week
ago, prices OF general merchandise have ruled
rather steady, sugar is little lower standard
A refined 1019a105s, coffee more in the buyers
favor; rio 2Oa25, for roasting to prime grade
java, 32a34, stearine candles, 6 and to the
pound, 19c; American and Amoskeag "A"
grain bags are both down to 80; cotton goods,
prints excepted, generally trihe lower; nails
are down to 80 IS time and 80 60 cash for 10d 4;
buck shot is up to 80 60, drop shot to so 35,
and sheet zinc to 10sl bar iron, 90 80a2 80 (;
sheet iron 10x14 "a 90 I; kerosene oil is weak at
13a13H boiled linseed oil firm at 85a87 No.
lard oil 9Oa95; alchohol 81 So; opium firm at
$40 90; sulph. morphine IS rs; quinine 90 so (;
chloroform 81 %; live stock is on a steady
footing compared with what it has been. The
only kind dull is yearling, too many arriving,
doubtless because OF the scarcity OF fodder.
These range at % 0Oa3 So poor stock is quot
able down to 80 25a2 rs fair to good animals
! % 75a4 so, and choice to extra beeves, "a 50a
s 90; sheep active at 50 75a4 rs; hogs are
scarce and firm yesterday heavy sold to pack
ers at &c 20 to day the same are worth SO 35a
40; light weights S5 50a6 90; dressed hogs
71aa8 mess pork firm at S19 90 lard 13a1315 |;
hams 1319a14; mess beef 80 50a11 90; -four
active at IS S5a5 80 for best white low grade
wanted at "a 00a4 % Minnesota spring. sc 90
a6 so; wheat has been looming up all week, got
little set back TO-DAY, lake freights having
advanced lac. and the foreign and eastern
markets being depressed. The receipts are 60
to rs cars per day, and the stock in store has
swelled to 269, 635 tons. Shipments have been
kept back by the scarcity of vessels. Futures
neglected. Cash prices at close: white extra
81 10: No. 1 white, 81 14%; No. l amber,
81 0S corn dull at rs for old, and 81 for new !;
oats, 511Sa52 for No. 1; barley again higher,
sales of choice state at 20 65a2 20; apples dull
at 81 75a2 90 per barrel uncleaned beans 81 10
al As picked 81 Goal 80 buckwheat, 20 pr bu
do -four Sc 25a6 so per barrel; bntter weak at
S1a32 for roll dried apples, 715a7s4 eggs, %
a23 hops, 3Oas5; hides. 7a71a pelts, 5Oa1 25 4;
honey, 22a24 onions dull at S0aS5 for red and
90a93 FOR yellow; potatoes down to 45a4S for
early rose 6Sa70 for peach blows on track !;
tallow firm at Sas14 buying, and S1S selling /;
wool, quiet but firm fleece, 4Oa43; combing,
/ 45a50