, 1877-09-30

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The following were the exports from New York
for tue weeks ending datcd:
sent 2. se0, 2. stp,; g.
g: S!s:s s:: 3$ 5: ;:@:}
Dornbusch Of Sept. II gives table of imports
into the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland during the first eight months Of the last six
calendar years. For 1875 they were ST, 173, GOO
bu, last yeur 50, s1s $50 bu, and this year Co.,
946. G00 bn. OF this immense quantity ou}y
T. o92, $50 bu was furnished from the Atlantic sea-
board Of the United States. and 666, 400 bu from
Canada; making little more than onc-tenth Of
thu whole.
The contrast in flour is even more against MS
We nutc that Russia this year has furnished
6, ,!65. }G7 quarters oi the above tutals against
s. les, 694 quarters for slime time last year, and
j, s49, GIL quarters for do in lS75. The Rouman-
iau Provinces have also contributed more to the
total this year than last, in spite OF war though
most Of the grim was exported before the Russians
reached the Danube.
4 leading packer reports that during last week
he empt.ed 1000 brls OF pork for the purpose OF
selling it as strtps' in boxcs. The trade gen
orally can understand how the meat should be
wanted when smoked: but they do not see why
consumers should be willing to pay 7.sc for these
strips unsmokcd in boxes when they could buy
them in The barrel ut less price.
The lending produce markets were irregular Sat-
urday, with far activity. but mostly in maxim.
provision for contracts which expire Saturday or
may be filled Monday. Provisions were weak, and
cash wheat strong, barley lower, and oats easier,
while corn was unsettled, and frcights easy. The
receipts Of produce we're large. and adyices from
other points had not much weight as usual in
determining quotations. |
Dry goods were dealt in very literally. Buvcrs
were numerous and their orders large in the
aggregate. While the demand was general in its |
character, prints, worsted dress goods. shecrngs
shlrtings, ticks, nannels, hosiery, shawls. and no.
ions received the most attention Prices remained I
steady and firm. The demund for staple and fancy |
groceries was satisfactorily active, ana firm and |
healthy tone persadcd the general market Sugars 1
arc still in moderate supply. but the demand has |
fallen of OF late, and the market le easy in SYM
pathy with prices At the Enst. Coffees teas, and |
rice we're Grm. There was only fair actirity In the
dred-fruit market, but the general tenor OF |
prices was firm. Fish steady and unchau ged. |
4 continued active movement in butter is noted, |
with prices ruling firm for anything above COM
mon. The supply now in store here Is light and |
holders secm confident. Cheese remained steady !
ut the prices current earlier In the week, sales
making on basis Of 12A913c for good to best
full creams. Mo changes Of moment were dcvel-
oped in the leather, bagcjng. tobacco, and wood
markets. Oils continue fairly active and firm
carbon, lard. liueeed, and machinery oils special
ly So.
Hogs were active and averaged Sc higher. selling
at S.. 30G15. 90 for common to extra Cattle were |
inactive and nominal at $o.50D:5. Is for common
to choice. Sheep we're quoted at s. 75l4 IS,
The lumber market was active md steady. The
offerings at the docks were small md were sold In
the forenoon. The yard market wns active at the
recent advance. Nails were weak at g. 50, which
is the published rate. but discount is allowed in
many instances. Metals and shelf hardware are in |
fair demand. The WOO! market was unchanged.
0ides we're firm under IN active demand, with
comparatively moderate offerings. Broou-coru