, 1874-09-21

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Corn, bn...- ........... 125,aM l,4fl,l6U hlpust
oats Ou....-............ al1.,i59 aytNl1 2slhl
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Tho exports from Now York. during Tho past
| wools include $4,000 hrla ttour, i,027, ,501 nu
vl!oat and 9,o5o hu corn.
Tho loading produce markets. were Irregular
other graln strong With Nv vory I good % demand and
throughout. THO movement WIS, however, nj
most entirely speculative, tho slnpping inquiry bo
Ing exccedsngly light. Tho b,isineas conssssod
options, which .wero sirm ~ + consequences ot
| continued snall receipts, with light dtocks III
stolo.
Tho demand fordry goods was not specially nc
| tive, but tho voluma Of satcs would compara
iavorably with past soaaons at ltlso poriod, and
! wa probably up 10 general expectation. In
prices thoro were fow charges, nnd those few
So9sa So 3, to Es ESn's oyd md st ea'od b, s sotGns
aottlod stato. Groceriea continue to nect
with an increasing du.nand, and tho
market market Tor moat lima eliows q hardening tou-
aoncy 3 f.. s,igafs wsso ngai, active and strong,
alao thoroughly austatlsad. Both Of those Hta-
plo Nrticcs aro reported nc.iyo nnd advancing at
The Eat, nnd, % as the marriott here s only moaor
salos at the prIcea now ruling: Tho teudoacy III
| srups and mo1asgos is upward, in H1unathy wltI1
HugarB, though at the moment they ARD vorv
quiet. 1sico is III largo stock anil Continues
domal,l mud firm. In tho butter nnti cllooHe
| mnrkets tho changoH woro unlnportant. Both
wore moving freely, and commanded fully Into
| prices. Druid fruits were qnot and generally
0$AI rHjtt 1@1pc N,Ia
continue in good domand ut full ratos. Leather,
| coal, wood, and tobacco wero unchanged. Oils
ucro fAirly active and steady Mt yesterdays quo
| tations
At tho luu,bor yartls q fair businoss was ro-
| ported. tlie donand being principally from tho
/ interior nnl for common building lumber aud
fonciug. The offerings ut tile docks woro very
small md tho market noninally firm undor a
| good inquiry. Building materials woro steady
and fairly nctivo. Tho hardware merchants re-
port satisfactory busitoHn. Many interior
dealers ars In tho city, huying what thoy need
for the fall trade, and orders aro coming In FREQ
IT,. Ttn-plato and othor articles aro stoady, tho
only change in prices being an advance Of }4c iu
sheet zinc. Nails wore firm At s3.75 ratios, not.
Iron and steel wero in fair demand aud steady.
pao Lay was IL good! Local dSana and firm
dull and woal. Hides woro sA1ablo
and steady. Seeds wore dull, especially timothy.
which waH difficult to aell at any price. Doth
timothy and clover wcro lower; tho decline Of
Potatoes wore slcady. Poultry wan in good
local demand, moderate supply, and iirmor.
| Highwincs woro quiet ana Hteady Mt yester-
asya quotations., sa1ss being made q 100 brs at
| offerings, and tue marriott cloaed with tirmor
facling, when Now York was quoted with
holders at s1.00.
| Lake freights wcro very dull, md generally
| quoted oasor, at about Sc for corn to Buffalo.
aud 71lo for wheat to Kingston. Thoro wns
| scarcely any dolnand e1eopt for steamer room.
| A total or charters waa reported, which will
carry y out ~, 900 bu wheat. so.ooo bn coru, and
| ii, COO hu oats.
| Provisions vera moderately active, hut weak,
and clieily from local calses, tho cdge Of specu-
iation having been taken Off by the rcadilscsa
evincod to forward logs to market, and tho con-
tinned cool wcathor, which permits tho naauufac-
tnre Of now product OH q generous scale. Mess
| pork declined nearly a1.d0 per brl ou old, aud
zoe on new for delivery during tho next packluy
season. Laid was about 20o por LOO lbH lower,
with nearly all tic stocks hold by Que firm. Aleats
| woro quoted oaBior, owing to FREQ offotinga Of
new;. it il beloved that many galos Of rncas
lavo becn ulado within tho past few dnye, but
idea that holers Of cash property arc auxioua to
unloat but thoro is very ,little demand, though
| Southern orders for pork and moats are
reported to ba coming In at tho seaboar,l.
Der, S23.20@21.25; do, eclIor October, sa3. So
aaked d. scllcr the year, s17.90@17.o5; do,
sener January and February. $500 mixed.
| Lard, cash or aeller September Sl4.0O6D14.75 !;
| do, seller October, s1475 do, aoller tho
year, s11.5G@11.55; do, seller January and
February, 6'll.5o; summer lard 19s{@1ic.
sweet-peklea haIas, la115@l3n for 15-.b nvor-
ago. frosl cured; oIols nominal ut 1O@l11o; dry
| eated meats, loose, at 0r6GD9I1c for shoulders,
casl and seller September; 14D14ISc for short
ribs, cnsh and Boor September; tho Same boxed
at11@9$e per y aboye these priccs summer long
ders, 15o for short ribs. 15.lo for short clear,
oil packed in h!Nls; tho name loose, 10
lower. Bacon hams. t5@1Gc. Mess beef
a0.50; extra mess do, $1,000; heot
hams, s22 80. City taltow, 815GDsaio; grease
nominal at G@9c. Sales wore reported Of 250
brIB mess pork at $3.50; $50 hrH do at 1923. .25 !;
900 bsls do, Hcilor October, at s23.25; 700 brls
do, seller tho year, ut $500 25U brls do Mt
St8.00; $50 brlA do at 317,95; $50 brls 10, seller
January aud February, nt $t17.95; 60O brls do
| ut Sl79O; GOO brls do, sollcr February, at
! :lR.00; 500 brB do at :fl7.95; $50 ten lnril,
seller tho ycnr, at SLIGO; .5O tca 10, eol1or
December ailtl JANUARY, ut 5tl.50 a20, 900 lis
shouluor8 (Milwaukeo) buyer tho month, al Q2255o
| II boxes Biin1!ner 10 at Uo
Tho Daily Commercial Report gycs The follow
| Ing ns tho Rhipmonts OF PROVISIONS from this
city for tho week on1ing Sept. H. 1874. mud siuco
Nov, l. 1873, together with Comparisons:
! Ia;;k. lara. ham,. jy1evId. 'Qidiis,,
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