American RrAYlslnns
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The articles of butter, cheese and lard range
very high Tor this of the year. and entirely too
high for dealers in this market to realise any profits
Inc sfecuiators reap the harvest this We quote
prime Qualities OF butter Il 10 cts; medium Is Is cts
the market Cheese is more plenty but high We quote
western dairy, suitable for European maket u cts
100 hgh 10 snip Tor profit eastern y 81 for prime
and coloed suitable for West Indies Lard very high
y 81 cts for bbls. 81 cts for kegs and firm at
those prices Ohio Pork not in active demand but sales


to the trade and for shipping Si for mess 81 O6 a II
~ or prime Beef but few sales, and market heavy
holders disposed to sell in anticipation of the receipt Of
new sales at - Tor mess So so for prime Tailow
wanted at J! a q cts. Hams at a 10 cts.


Inc article OF Butter seems to absorb the attention of
SPECTATORS at ths mt and its price probably high
er now than has been known for years. 1t is great
luxury and from long has become almost ndispen.
sible as an article OF food 1t is very heavy item in
our family expenses and therefore lead to make
some enquiry as TO the cause of the present exoronate
rates We find that great advance has been caused
by effort the part OF country SPECTATORS assisted
by heavy dealers and others here the art
Gle as it comes forward and by taking advantage the
to keep up cry Of short crop. n ' We SV'A'aS, are
convinced from. good auhority, that we shall have
were to INTO market in the usual way we
should be SUPPLE moderate prices and the farmer
OF SPECTATORS called he freighters the New York
and Erie Railroad, many of whom purchasers and
have their agents securing the country buy they
too are holding back with view of realizing profit be.
yond their regular commissions. Under these circum-
stances we recommend that all citizens grocers and
dealers, who are not concerned in the speculation to
buy little from the spectators their agents as DOS.
but give the farmer his agent who brings his but.
ter to market in the usual way the preference thereby
showing these combinations that the public will be
humbugged'


The market in Baltimore on the 10Th instant for Beef
and FORK, was quiet Sales generally confined to the
supply OF ships stores previous rates viz Mess Pork
sl4 Sl4 so; Prime, Sll 80 sl2; Mess Beef $40 so
sll; No |, SO 50 %, and Prime, 81 81 25 We note


sale Of 10 bbs Prime Pork close at sll 80 cash.
There was only moderate request for Bacon Sales II
small lots at our last quotations viz: Shoulders II II
cents Sizes, n cents assorted, 81 cents and hams
81 10 cts Baltimore cured Hams at 81 II cents with
sales Lard in fair request at ST 81 cents per h. or No


Western, in kegs, 7ias in bbs Sale of kegs 81 cts