, 1876-03-02

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Harding. Ora, h Dewey. ot Boston, xr.lo A. fol.
Therc Ia very lIttlo change to nntlcs in tho market
since the ending fsh, lo Fis grades of fleece
.sG ws sssn ~: n d Ss, e
nannsacsuresH ii the n,ost tharra.sins rart If !ho
traae II the PRESENT e. hut tbs toasua htss l.e ds'
trtuted 10 equslY among c,crs the rrrt1s aud etau-
nH OF no hoase IN the traas has otcn IMPAIRED III tue
east Il u l'cIls.e that rs "rc reaching Tue tn of
tht buslntas Rnd tut hpalshr ststc Ut s'atrs
Will seon prevail bnt credits tof1e,nus to IL co<,J
most respoasiS:s tu,yer, rsesens thenaaeirca. Tie
London snIes arc fEnsre**nH I1a fAfnfasy. asll no
S9o ean hs ,;ns;r 5s .h,t l"n , exSrh A. s"
acutr.y rpnt'nurs 20 much dt7Fsfhe4i. not wool and
Hooens Ans,c4 hut III hfst,ehsa OF trade. We cannu
| look for All improvement
cltAnuk, on GRAIN.
! n tAs Eitsy n Tas chfro7o Trsans.
| Willie upHn the sutjee& of local charges g7ain
sfrre IL charge n,sde by tho Northwestern Hosd
that ehnIA At onco he ahant. Thls Company charges
4iu per for gran which IL kept track OF billel
track and afterwarda ordered to elarator. Fot In
stance. II Of Whoat which II better than No. u
kent cut for tho purpose Of sollng by sample. &ad
Afterwards ordered TO elevator tho shipper ust pay
4Ioo for this service, md II s~itchad to an.
other llno sa.CD Ia chaEgwt. Other railroads char9s
s1 to s2pa lov she sss .ersisc and ,ono q them
$00 lor extra a~itch!n9 10 c!osaor and not to IL.
ccsd s. on for switching 10 another lsne. TIM Rock
shoufd The Nnrth~esteru charTn 10 inueh ,noro for
thA sersles ahan suy otAat roal7 N.oE1vER.
PROVISIONS.
HOQ rH0DuCTe-Weto stronger, with good do
manl for noak descriptions OF product. Hogs were
In anali supply and stronger aud tho statistics Of the
Agricultural Nuraau, synopsis Ut which was pub.
shcd yesterday morning. helped to hrnness by indi-
eating that The numbos Of hogs 10 b marketed during
the summer Will ho smaller THAI last year, on di-
nsshed winter production to begin with. Thc fccl-
ng vas atEoEg u oil points fruA1 which reports ware
received. though without Important advance. It is
generally conceded that tho situation warrants high
pr!eea but they sre already high aud tho great ques-
lion now is. whether thors Ia further ad-
vance in the face Of cheap arain and general epres
The deliveries 3arch eoutsacts IN tbe caty mor1l-
Ths result ot tho paettas Of tho as. Two season,
may bc estimated by comparing The oxtrls of recctp,s
lows:
HToisiigs To5i W,is ssg ~, a's ,o3 5Sa i;
Tho falling 81 in numbers il abo,ss i: ncr cent Al
eas n ~ bsrn : in
tn escets Of that Of tast so.son.
MEsa ponk-t'as more active and &7}{9lsc per brl
PIT i. .s.siaa sas. rsss fsroitea q 81.
ca sasn y s3ssa;11se; 1 2oo9 hrl. ssl|es The month y
ss. sysI s1s 7 s.s s:' A III. :, ::ss ~
t!4o7Ba?l 2o ind 40 brs seler June 1t 533l0. To.
tal 9i.a0i brls Tho market cloaed saar at sol.e51
ApTil; t!!.i1Na12-2 seller May; and S12.i0es22.4s
Prime rpe.s pork wa quot a. 5000. Extra psimu
quoted 1t Si6.V0. -
LAhp-Was In fair demand aud advanced l0a12Ko
Per lco lta. tn sympathy with reported stronger tnnp
~ Ssw York. Tie offerings bern being only rapleratu
aaes weZs reported Of 70 tct cash u Sl10o; a50 tca
.elies tha month u tl4.61a!92k; 6,H1 tcs sellnt
s1I2oAl35lH. Total II ,cso tcs. Tho nn1ket closed
sttsdS u FL cash seller March: SIS nv
1850 seller Juno.
AxArs-Wcra qniet sad stronger. Quotations vera
check TIN 3a.nAnd rslhes 10 prevent aaias ~ buy.
crs wrre not generally willing to follow tho ln,rket u
raEd wlnls holders we!o careless about selling. pro-
fe'ifng y look for still highur prices Bs1ea
ortsd of II, 300 ~ Shoulders 1t Bt,s4o cash, and
sAc toller April: tot11 tos long ciaafa 1t 1li,tc;
:40ooa b thort riba It ltso cash, and lltc seiler
Ny; and a.tp9 IT, Erten hatns ta ltal Il lt;te The
following w-s Aa closing rauge Of price.: