Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
I2iOO. Sweet Picked Hams we've dull, and

FLU Sweet Pickled Hams weIe dull, and
the business was restricted to 30 tres at IL &c.
Green Meats we're almost neglected; the on
~ transaction reported was ,001 pcs Hams
! I'd. b. at l0ISc. For Bulk meats there was
an active shipping and speculative dema ID.
and liberal sales we're made. at 7l10715c
for Shoulders; $3.50 for Short Rib, all on the
spot: lie for Clear Sides. buyer February,
and ] &c for Shoulders, for delivery March .
| There was an active demand for Lard and
the market again advanced 16c, with sales Of
1900 trcs-pari at l2la@ 1886, and the bal
ance on private terms, though understood 10
he at our extreme quotation. At the close
there were no sellers below 1880, and for
some round lots of choice this figure was of
fercd and refused Grease was inactive and
nominally unchanged.
There was a good shipping demand for
Dressed Hogs, and the market ad vanced fully
l00I5 with sales at 81 206s9n for light
to extra heavy-closing firm at S740@S 40
dividing on 200 lbs.
| There was a very quiet market for Flour,
and the demand was entirely confined to
I Spriug grades. For Winters there was 10
demand We note sales TO the extent of
500 brls at sS37l5@ 1850 for Spring Elk
tras; $3.50 for Spring Supers. and 1926 for
RYE.
The market for Wheat was quite frm at
the opening, and early sales were made at
slight Improvement, but at the close it was
lost-closing with tame feeling The sales
foot M Ga 900 bu at 81 90 for White and
81 81 for Red by sample: S2.ll@2l2 for No.
/: 80 (lSIs (6209l5 Tor No ?. and 81 90d 81
for No.3 Spring-closing quiet at S20s3f
| for No. ..
Corn opened qnlte strong, and with an nc.
tive demand prices advanced fully ! cent,
but later in the day the advices from Liver
psol quoting decline Of Cd. caused reac-
ton, and the improvement was lost. About
239 900 bu changed hands at SiIa@s6c for
No l /; 81 y 20 s3c for New. and SIC for Ear
closing at el3l@S2c for New.
At the opening, Oats were firm and advan.
ced fully cent. but later the appreciation
was nearly lost. and the market closed quiet.
The sales add up 100. 900 bu, a, 5s31@59bc
closing quiet at the inside figure.
Rye Was very dull, and the business was
confined to three car loads at 81 Seal .52la
fol No. l. No. 2 my be quoted entirely
no minal at 81 80.
Quite a reaction took place in Barley and
the market declined ia5c. with sales at
S2.0992l5 for No. ?; 81 s5@l 80 for Re
jecicd. and S2-30 for sound lot OF Canada by
sample to arrive.
Seeds were fairly active and steady with
sales at 81 0992 81 for Timothy; 1926 for
Flax. and 81. 25@7-50 for Clover Seed.
The following kilograms were received on
Change to day:
Nrw YoRK. Jan. %.
Live Hogs 81 25@S 50; receipts, 1000
head.
LATER.
AL 4,
Wheat strong. qniet at S24l6943 .cr No.
quie, At 81 goal %. Pork quiet steady at
s2l62ls@a).75 for old, and s2I. 62js@
2l.e7 Is Ter new. L,rl firm. Hogs quiet at
So 62,s@S.75. Gold lils4.
CLOSING.
Flour stronger. active at S970@1040.
Wheat better, quiet. Corn tame. Oats firm
Pork frmer, salsble, at SCI 90 for old. and
$40 0U for new. Lard firmer, l33a@l35Sc.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. %.
Wheat firm; No. Spring, 81. 10; No 2 at
So 03is receipts, 1000 bu: shipments, 300
bu.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 23-ll ID a. m.
Red Wheat, l4s Cas- White do, los. Corn,
ass Sd.
LArEs-l.20 p. N.
Corn at Is %. Rest unchanged.
LATER.
In the afternoon there was very light
business transacted in the Grain market, and
prices were about the SINE as at the close Of
Change. New Corn sold to fair extent at
o2@ e2lsc cash. No. 2 Spring Wheat at
S2.ns34@2 %, and Oats at 5s53i959c spot.
We were unable TO learn Of any transactions
in Provisions.
The market for Live Hogs opened firm.
and. owing to the light supply on sale, an ad
vance OF l0@ l5c was established. All offer
ings were taken up at the Improvement, sales
making at a range Of S5.25@6.91.
Beet Cattle were quiet and easy at substan-
till, 49, Oivots.5 1880 ~f s-es ~Srn. Oufy
about GOO head chinged hands. The mar