, 1872-11-14

| tHe NinleT, anu several CtNer9 WILL 1olIOW Bu1
| this week: a total of 6 charters WAS reported
which will carry out $1,000 bu wheat, and &C, ,0O
| bu corn.
Provisions were rather more actige, except OF
pork, and weak. The larger receipts Of hogt
causing lower prices for them in the absence O.
packing demand, caused holders Of products
and short sellers, to be less strong in their views
| and enabled several brokers to fiji orders, the
limits on which did not permit them to operate
| previously. Mess pork was very dull, and log
while cash lots we're quoted by holders
as unchanged; it is probable, however
that sales could not hare been effected except al
q reduction. Lard WAS active, but re lower
than our previous quotations, though it was ru-
mored that the sale made yesterday on private
terms was at to-day's figures. Meats wero also
easler, though in somo demand. The mar
1et closed at the following range of prices :
Mess pork. old held at $500; new pork,
Slas255S@Glaa.5o; q do seller the month nomina]
1850; do seller January, 912.25@1230; do seller
February, nominal; do seller March, $4,000
12,37I; do seller April, 512.50@12.Go Lard,
cash, 711Sc for new; doseller December, 71@c; do
7%e; Do ssl{ssr :is;j IsEei, 7j@7e Old saltosd
descriptions entirely nominal. Sweet picked
hams, lo11@11c, and green hams at 8@874o
for present delivery or seller November !;
7754@sc seller December. Green shoulders, sX@
DO short clear, 64@6Nc; boxed meats, Is to
20 days in salt, guotablo at 41zc for shoulders;
656@6%c for short ribs and 7@@7Xo
for short clear. Boxed shoulders, seller De-
for for delivery IN December and January, 6}14@
ribs, Or long clear; e5z@6z1c fosr Gs short clear;
8M@STe for long cut hams. Mess beef, $4,000
59 sS9 5n e5tg1 ~ mess d. S92o@l99o % beef hams
quotable at 5k@6Lc Sales vera renorted Of
ESQ brls mess pork, seller January, at 312.25; 40
brls extra primo pork at $3.50; 1900 tcs
lard, part On short option, At 715c; 100
rp 2f7e1 oae saG5asss a ;t vs. So5 So1e ss 65 ho
days old, at eS1c; 10000, ibs DO ut 656c;
250 boxes short clear, seller first half December,
and 500 boxes do seller January, both at G21c;
5000 pcs green hams, seller first half December
ruary, at 7ss4c, both averaging Is lbs; so tcs
sweet picked do at lie; 25 tcs do ut 10s1c; 50
$3.50.
Flour was quiet. There was some shipping
inquiry for low grades, principally on Canadian
account; but the general market was dull, owing
to the difficulty experienced in making delr-
cries, as the horses have not yet got to work.
Receivers have asked, several days ago, thnt
near as may be, till tho horse epidemic is over;
end hence they do not anticipate any pressure
to cell till the embargo on travel is re-
moved. Bran IVES plenty, and again lower.
Sales we're reported OF lou brls white winters at
100 brls do at $500 100 brla do at 1915; ESQ
blls on private terms; 100 brls spring extras at
*6.25 100 brls do at S5.75 so br1s do at $3.50;
$50 brls on private terms 200 brls rye on pri-
yate terms 10 br1s buckwheat at $6.75 so brls
do at $3.50 25 brls do (Early Iliser) at $3.50.
Total, ,635 brls. Also 20 tons bran ct $12.00 j.,
10 tons do at 511.50 DO tons do at S11 .O0.
Wheat WIS quiet, but averaged 14@14c higher,
though most OF the trading was done at about
yesterdays medium prices except that No. 8
demand for that grade. The speculative market
was very steady, but consisted largely of chang
ing over from this month to next, at about 1c
difference the premium measuring tho anxiety
note additional deliveries to-day of wheat On the
option Of seller the year. The disposition is
growing to avoid holding not 80 much that a
decline is feared, as because it is diff
cult to command the use of money. TIE ship
ping interest purchased little moro freely
to-day, Of all grades, but their inquiries were
generally for receipts in certain houses, in
which they already owned part cargoes. The
prospects are thought to DO good for shipping
wanted in Europe,-they have enough of the
inferior qualities on hand already. Seller De-
cenlber opened at 81 advanced to s1.043S, de-
ellned to :1.o315, and closed at 51.o35l. Seller
!ho i o2gH ont1 sa5; sold at Slo2M@1 closing at
s1.14; No. do at s1.o2Iz; No.
10 at o2;5c; and rejected do at SEC. Cash
'ales es we're dp reported Of l,GOo bu No. spring
" DO. At 81 .o2s1; = 600 b. No spring At s3c;
100 bu do at 9254c; 2I.8o0 bu do at 9115c 8,406
IL do at 92c; 4U0 bu rejected spring 1T 82L6c;
200 bu do at &c. Total, 1860 bu.
Corn was moderately active, but very irros-
;s1lar, at an average advance Of 33Gc, though
quoted easier in New York. Tho demand was
for this month, and the option was
trong. This was generally ascribed to de-
ire on the part Of The November shorts to fill;
ong," buying up all the cash corn there is in
he market, thinking it will DO good property,
IS our stocks are much smaller than has been
h bought IT, nnd 14t1o there here. would 1a @ seem to
ome in. Corn for next months delivery was
weak, apparently because it is tho impression
lat most OF the new corn will then be dry
nough to grade as No. g. and operators expect
nouGh Of it, as soon as it is found to be dry
he current receipts are new, but inspect as re-
ected Seller the month opened at 3o11c, ad-
nncea Mc, declined to 312lc, improved to SIC,
nd closed at 31s1@52c. Seller December sold at
uy commanded Slight premium over seller the
Month. Rejected sold at SOC, but closed weaker.
'ash sales were reported Of 81, 900 bu No. at
211c; 6s, COO bu 92as5c; "A, 900 bu do at 3211lc
!, oo0 LII w At oAE II. U.oUu bu 10 GL 81 4taC ! |
800 bu rejected at 30c. Total. 233, 900 bu.
Oats were quiet and steady at tho advance
aimed Yesterday. The reported stronger feeling
! New York kept up prices, especially as re-
eipts were light; but there was very little
onand, except for car lots for home use,
'hich were in fair request. Seller the month
as nominal at about 21c. Seller December sold
2211s@22Ac; and seller january at 22A@
25ac. Strictly fresh receipts brought 2lLc.
elected we're easier. Cash sales were reported
30 800 bu No. 2 at 2111Gc; G00O bn do ut 21c;
200 bu rejected at 16c; 5000 bu do ut 171Sc; |
20 bu white, by sample, at 25c; GOO bu do at |
Sc. both on track. Total, 49, 900 bu.
Rye wes quiet, and firm at yesterdays outside
rices, owing to the fact Of light offerings many
'ts being held of tho market. Sales were con-
ned to 5000 bu No. Q at SIC and 1 200 bu do,
lort receipts, at 5l14c.
Barley was active md strong, advancing about
;. The market opened dull, and apparently
cak There we're several shipping orders on the
arkot, but buyers held off in concert, hoping to
'rce farther decline. But toward noon they
egan to buy, and prices advanced rapidly, the
arket closing firm at tho outside. Cash No. 3
Id ct 59@G2c; seller tho month at 57@59c; {
I'd No. 8 at 46@52c, the latter closing easier at
fO51Mc, INb great discrimination m |