, 1874-10-11
ID huildiug-n1ate1iats were eteady IN
- ~ fa;r demand, Tho wool,


| md huilding-n11te1ias weze ateady IN
der ; fair demand. Tho WOOL
| hop, md socd markets remain quiet.
Glover seed Was easier, otherwise there vas no
change i'll ;,-icoa. Droona-corn was very nfm AZ
| considerable advance. Se!!ots now nom tno
larger part Of tho crop, and virtually hhso con-
wa,ltsd for shipment as we'll as By local dea1ers.
| while the receipts were only fair. Hn? "aS
stea1y under q fair inquiry. The poultry anu
game market i'll very unsatisfactory condi-
tlon. Tho receipts have been unusEal!y neas1
during the past fo1 days and greatly in excess
Of tho demand. Prices arc irregulHr ranging
for live chickens from 51.5o@3oo per doz:
Hghwines were fairly actiye ut }3c decline
from tho range Of Thursday. Sales were report
cd Of $50 brls at s1.0113 and $50 brls It 81: :0l
per gallon, Tho market closed firm ns the IN
eide. New iork waa quoted easier Mt 5l.03.
and our market also syn?athized with tae do":s-
ward tendency i'll corn, but the demand was
good. as several orders have heea wasting hero
for two or three days. i'll anticipation of the drop
Lake freigb;d we're active 1t the range quotsd
yesterday. WLezt WIS taken to Buffalo at "a
3is1c, mostly ut the inside. Corn vas quoted at
3sze, and oats 1T sc. Several vessels Vere held
cept current offerings. 4 total of ~ charters
WIS reported. which will carry ont 20U, ,0[t0 bu
wheat, COO bn com, 1oj, ,03O tn '1ats. ant 3d.
600 bu harley.
Provisions wero moderately sctiyc, chiefly in
mess pork, which rns SOC per hri lower OH old
on the more deferred options. Some Of tho
Gales for caah were made vest rday, and it is
Significant that the nov pork commands
premium OF SOC per brl over that packed last
ing doing in cash lots. The year was nominally
firm q: $11.55 early, but was afterwards
offered a. 511.50. Meats were inactive
hut there is a quiet outward movement
sro probably made OF the Board It now lacks
three weeks to the opening Of the packing SEN
SOD. and We have on hand stocks about rs fol-
lows: Old} pork. 5000 brls new do, ], 200 brls
lard. 4,0c0 tcs old meats, 350U0o fhs.. There is
fair supply of new meat offering. ami it is gem
orally preferred by buyers. the old being nominal
Tho market closed at the following: range or
pr1ces. Mess pork, cash. :21.o0 Tor old and
S2l.5o for new; do aelle- Ocsob.r, S21.oo;
seller ss *e''5s suuary shs ysn saa fs Fetsas S ss
Lard. cash. *144561i.50; DO, seller October,
to till contracts. $3.50 asked; do, seller
Soyembsr; en aia;;s; LIZ; d. seller tue yosl,
s11.do@l1. 1.0211: d. seller Febrwlry, s11.75;
summer lard, l311iGl3Sic. Swect~r icklcd hams,
125:GD13c for 16G:15 il, average, !:resa cured;
dry -salted meats, loose, ut 8d51:c for ehouf- |
ders, cash and seller, October; 13tPl311sc for
s:mo boxed at 1hl@,15c per 10 above these
pricea; SIMMER long clears, 11I:c; DO short
clears. 12c; do short ribs, 11:tc; do Cumbcr-
lands. 11a; DO shoulders, &c, toose. Bacon |
meats nominal, Bacon hams, 150I;c. MeBs !
beef, $3.50: e4tra :aess do, $1,000; beef hams.
92l ..0ta;32.00. City tallo~, 315@R3Ic; Erease |
nominal At 6G19c. Sales we're reported Of 135 brls |
mess pork (new) A. 21. 50 1G0 000 brIs dt, (old>
cash and seller the month, ct 521. 1,0+O br!s
10 seller tho year, at :17.70 $50 brls do ut |
s17.6714 sou brls do at S17.G5; 5O0 brls do at
Ill. .CaL LOCO brIs do seller January a.rl Feb
ruary At $500; 500 tc3 lard seller January and |
February, at SLIGO. /
Tie Daily Commercial Repor. eivea Aho fol- |
OWN; as the shipments Of provisions from this !
:ity for the week ending Oct. s. 1874, Ind since |
Nov. !, 1873, together with coupar1os;,s.