Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09


- 10. but the market subsequently weaken
ed, with. free sellers at one time at s. .OSs |
Later in the day the "bul'' clique took hold |
and bid S2.l0 for a round lot of 100000 bush |
els, which was quickly made up by two or
three operators and rendered. To the sur
Prise of many il was taken, and the same bid
was made for a duplicate. The movement in
other grades was light at the advance. About
! 49,, 900 bushels changed hands at 81 1902 70
for No. / - So 05@2l0 Tor No. 3 and 81 909
/ 80 for No. 3-closing at 50 10 fer No. 2 in
round lots and 50 90 for car loads.
There was a moderate demands for Corn,
and the market advanced l2@212c, though
at the close the extreme Improvement was al
most lost. We note transactions to the ex
tent of 81 900 bu at 901s@9lc for No,
S9@90c Tor No. 2. and S7lst0S9c for New
closing steady at 631lc for the last named.
Oats ruled rather quiet i'm view OF an adj
vance Of 2@3c, in consequence OF the more
favorable adviess from New York. Some
$4,000 bu changed hands at 6lla@62Hc-
closing at 62@ 621lc.
The market for Rye advanced 1c, with
sales in carload lots ut $l.5S@ f.60 fer No.
l. aud sl.57la@l.56 for No. in store.
Barley was very quiet. and the business was
restricted to small sample lots at 81 6592O5
the extreme figure for very superior arti-
Gle. In graded lots there was nothing doing.
There was an active movement in Hides
and the feeling developed wac strong. Light
! Hides, to which the inquiry was largely con
fined. were taken up sharp at l &c; while for
choice lots ii &c was, in few instances; re
, allied. Soles were inquired for at ll@ll5lc
for Green cured.
, The following kilograms were received on
! Change:
i NEw YoRK, JAM. 7.
Live Hogs $500. receipts 40 head. Cat
!, q tie at sl4 0o@ $500, fancy s2O.UO; receipts
1000 head
LATER
! Flour firm, quiet, Sl0.00@llI5 Wheat
higher, quiet. Corr tame, Sl.3S for new
J. $l,4l for old in store. Oats buovant, 500
T afoat. Pork higher. nominal. 1909 for old,
y new held at $4,000 Lard better. salable, a
e l3@ &c. Hogs better. SS.75@9 90
IS Whiskey nominal, zoe. Gold, 1855
Flour firm. Wheat quiet at 50 81 for No
d | in store. Corn stronger, 81 80 for new
Q 81 40 for old. and 81 43 for delivered. Dat
S strong at e7j4. Pork qnio.. Lard firm.
l. CINCINNATI, Jan I.
IS Hogs dull without change. Receipts 00
head Live at s57566 60. Dressed a
- 81 25@s00. Provisions dull and nominal
unchanged Pork held at $4,000. Lar
l24c. Bulk Meats-71Sc for Shoulders an
9isc for heavy Sides. Light Sides offered a
DC. Nothing doing in Bacon Shoulders cal
., be bought at 9i5c. and Clear Sides at l2C
Linseed Oil held at 81 Is buyers at Sl.l2; de
r mand altogether speculative.
s. MILWAUKEE. Jan. Z.
Wheat quiet, firm, No. at 50 O9; No .
!. $2.ol.
)" LvERPaoL. Jan. Ill ID y. m.
er Red Wheat, las Cd; White do, los 81
re Corn, dos Sd
Corn, 46s Cd. Rest unchanged.
L. LATER. --i
In the afternoon the Wheat market wa
IN heavy, unsettled. ard ga Sc lover in conss
queuce of the rumored inability OF ''buIl'
operator to receive some heavy purchase
re made by him on Change this morning. Lat
this evening 5.na0 bu lot of No. , Spriu
d, sold at 50 o. decline of &c since the clos
IA cf Change Corn was easier and quiet-clo
rs sing with sellers OF New 81 Sc. Cats wer
Il quiet at 62c In Provisions there was notl
/, ing doing, ard The market was n1mnally III
changed.
ie The market f,r Live Hogs npenenel qui,
and easy, AMI continued thus up TO about tn
p middle OF the afternoon, when the dcman
became more active and the feeling frme
Sales were reported 1T prices ranging fror
of 81 D for common 10 ~ 81, for extra. TIL