, 1881-07-09

small. The fnarket WIS dull and heavy, and
prices to-day fully 20 cci'ts lower than
iii ,ilnnr lias been moderately acttvc ,ic-
neaiid potil for tie igcal trat|e and slIipplng.
Early In tito week thBr1 was little tone Ii, tlle
market, but yesterday 1t hardened, and TO-
!ny, while transactions. wore very tight,
Sys Sss' S Ss, afa f o ' rssts t Ta'"Sss sslcs Of
Caifce lnafl'tainct'n II steady po4ttiot though
III quotations was effected. :,
sss; fSSs ss {{fs;sI sSIns % s saaE iii sEats: 4:
Iii dry K0otls very little IL doing. transac-
tfons l)e!nE Of n !nlb!ng c!!nractrr entirely.
ssay SF "SX Xcs.f T1f!s ls ne Krass tks. 5Ser rS Va
firm. md Tho letter qualities have leen ~
demand ut full pr1ccs. CEGcse WINS quiet uiltl
tue sleinalNl very limited ut steady .urtccs.
EEKS m ~ r o1 sMpp and The rkst lns, ns
week.
The. livestock market shows m improye,,
pricu fur good CATTLE. and there lias bre1i M
nctlyo tlenalid. Necelpts Ut hogs wore light.
market shows less ftrmness. Sliccp nru
abundant, but thare llas been no clangu III
prices.
nOsTON.
BosToS, July s.-'Tlle special market re-
,h,rts Ut the Boston Commercial Dnllctll
will contain tito following:
IA broken week like TINT Wllicl, hns Just
passed IL naturally accompanied by II lnll iii
trade, but, flat 1t not been for the National
calamity, removed animation would ,lntluubt-
eily have set In ere this In sumo Ilales, inlr-
tlc,arly In leather. Tho: position fn tho
lrat!er hlarlSut ~ Il strong one, niltl supplies
were so lnutlernte III vfpw ut tho INrge de-
1lnlitl Which must bD met during tic next
four months that n very confident feeling Is
being Developed among butll buyers MID sell
crs. H.,
"i}no.s and shoes nrc steady, md tl,o,igl.
manufacturers nre still rather aMxtul,s to
lnnke additional contracts ut present prizes,
tho increasing cost Of Ilaterlnl renders
rising terile1cy Of goods III the Immediate
future not Improbable. All ktl,ls of hides
nyv still neglected By tailners, and prices are
unsettled.
"1Ynnl Inns a quicter tone, atl1 tho pressure
Of thu new clip. which Is now being receIy e,l
III OH ttnrkut, Is very great X total Of
-, ,G53 bales OF doneste aud tSJ bales Of
fnre1g, llls beun received hcru sincg Our Inst,
Woolen goosls GENERALLY ure llrm and Iii
nlmlerate supply. a,ltt! largu deliveries on NC"
count III previous Hr!tels Nre sufficient to Ab-
sorb tllg greater portion Of the production Ut
the mills.
"Ct,tlui, hardened al,r0utl sufficiently tlurfng
the llUlftlny interval to leMd t0 Il subsequent
risa or 9 IF cent OIL MI grlties IN this mar.
ket, trha demand from Now England and
tic spinticrs l,us bepM slow siiteu tho nd
ya,lre, but prices l,as bcen sustained.
"plx.iro,i is Ql,ict but steuttler, MID MI IT.
crpasctl !le1ia!ni Is lii sight. Manufactured
iron IL also u fttlo stranger, and the iell,alll
for nluternl fur Dullcr work ltas improved.
C0pper companies contracted fur the tlsItv-
ery0f snl,le II, 000 000 to ,UQ0, ,uU1 pounds of
i1kutsk at
nllit prices nre consequently tirincr. the sell
lng prices Ut spot l0ls being generally lU115
cells.
"rhere IL moderately actiye demand for
lumber aud bul1tilnK materials, alld ge,,gr-
nily prices are firm.
"Ltyu cattle aru costing high, md tllo i'l,-
provenncnt 'w!licl, l'as ntw occurred 1T tic
sh1pptmg trnue may Load t0 oven hI.l,vr
i!srs 1t ShacSi cents por pouad, iise @etsht. Git.
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