, 1874-05-19

corlos eola to q feir aggregate and most lines
wore STEADILY hola ut previously rating prices.
ooea @ 1 sy ssa e syG wGte t
quotations rroyalont OH Saturday wero sustRin-
cd. Duttor continues dull, aud pricea aro stoAdi-
ly working downward, stooks arc not. aa yot,
30 large as TO- e.: cai'so alarm, but atoady mug"
Qtopco,. considerable pressure to soil. Choose
mot with linitod inquiry ut 149151Io, at which
range tho n'hrlset may bo considered woak. No
now foatlros wor9 developed IN tho leather. pig
good request, and, ,asldo from carbon. which
weakened .a9ue' no. formor Quotations wore fully
Trade Mt tho lumber yarda c6ntinuoB light, but
prices aro quoted very atoady At tho wlolesalo
ruling strong for good 1umbor md stoaay Tor
common. Thoro Noro no now foaturos In metals,
nayyal atoros, cooperage, iron. or building mato-
rns: Trade was rather light III all Of thoso dc;
paf,tnen,ta a,es;,,, sal5 IT,, wan II active demand
keta vera quiet. Hay was I' iIrm @ ant and
active. Tho receipts oontinuo light. Lom-
ons and oranges again advanced, owing to a
lolnons: though the cool woatkor rostriois tho
demand eomowhat. Strawberries wore moro
plenty and 1owor. aeods wero worry quiet and
easy oxcoptlng timothy; potntoes wero in fair
snro ro dennao nqt IT, aar 1ots waro u a buyers
dociuo> Iao demand for poultry was fair as
compared to tho supply, Which was extremely
light, and chfc'sonH woro Shade ilrmer.
HghWinos '7ore moderately active, and noml-
made early at Of 400 brls, tho prco to 10 deter
mined by the Bnbsoquent BRlda or tho day; but
as there wore no further tranaaotionB tho ques-
tion Of price romainod m open one. Now York
Tas pndorstood to 10 Gnaer at 9se and the oor
hold OF. ~ ~
Lako fro1ghts we're quite active. but q shnde
easior at 40 for corn and 4}}4@4}1c for wheat by
sail to Buffalo, aud $40 for wheat to Kingston.
Through rates to New York woro quotoa at 2014
of l2 chartora was reported which will carry out
17e, 600 bu wheat and zoe, 900 bu corn.
Provisions were rather quiet. but stronger
Mess pork opened with very firm feeling, I'M
dor sooa domand, and rogo ,I 100 por brl, but
day, sit was found that the offerings were
fully equal to tho Tanta OF buyers. Larl WAS
iu good roqueat, but buyers hold off when quo
tatlons woro advanced 6@10c por 100 Ills, though
done. Meats were in fair oraor demand, and IA a
Shade armor-about 30 por 100 Ills higher
than on Saturday. The outward movement in
pork continues active, while other pro-
a Sst o Il FasSs sosoa 'G% sse1 IN !; sons s oWn SEWr
range Of pricee: Mcag pork, cash or sellor Alay,
do se1ler July, 81. 7.82]1@17.35jd do solor Septon1
ber, s17.75. Lard, cash or Bolior May, e16.G5@
july, sio ssn%sr lard, oS@ioo SS
sweet-pickEed hams, 10]5@1115c per ii for
18@18 tb averages; try-aaltod meats, loose,
at o1Gc for shoulders, ..oash, and $3.50 ael1er
July: s8.95@9.o0 for short ribs, ,casl, and
oasb, and 9]Go, aollor July; s5so for Cum
borlanda; 0@9No for long clear. The aamo
boxed ut 1l@Nc por IL above thoao pricos
Bacon naoata, % for shoulders, 1Qo fos short
ribs, 101lc for short cloar, all packed iu bids;
194s: Meas bee1, s1o.75@1l; 90; extra r = mess %,
@11.75@12.o0; beef hams, 322.6o@23.oo: City
tallow, 7l4079sc;. grease quotablo at 516@8c.
Sa!es were reported Of G5 brs mess pork. cash,
at SLID: 1000 brlB do seller Juno nj 317.15 !;
1850 brln do ut a7.le: 500 brls do at s17.0T1G;
s17.3711; To0 brls do ut 7l7.95; 1000 brls do at
917.37h; $50 brla do aollor September at
a17.75; 500 tcs lard ut $1,000; $50 tcs do seller
June at $1,000; $50 tes do ut 8io.6T14; 760 tcs
do aellor July, At $10.76 ESQ tcs do at $10. 0.72l ;
100000 lbs shoulders seller June at exc;
90, dD0 lbs short ribs at gc; 20,o0O lbs summer
| cured long clear at 894o packed.
Flour SaA very dull, tue only trading boing on
local account, al shippers wero out Of the mar
kot. Holders reported no change In prices, but
rs NIL the sales were made on private tormB there
was probably mora steady than usual, in proper
tion to the amount Of business done. The flour
trade of tho past winter anl spring has boeu
dull. and there is not much prospect OF a inato-
rial improvement. Bran was lowor. Sales were
reported Of 100 hr}s white winter extraB at 97.75
tras ut s0.25; 100 hrla do at $500; $50 brIs do
on privato ternla. Total, 7G0 brla. Also 20 tons
bran at s17.00; 90 tons do Mt $1,000, on track;
so tons do at sl7.0o, free on board 10 tons mid
dns at Sl'a ses on x h0q1d si 10 100 BIZ
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