, 1872-12-14

| ean.l2E for new, cash or seller December; d
gener "a s1annaTy, ogy S7.l21@7l5; do seller Feb
R7e1led 9f1a hams han 7%@9c, and green hams at Y
16-lb averages. Green shoulders, 31s@3Lc
DO rough sides, 491@421o; do abort ribs
PIC; do short clear, 55sc; meats, Is to 20 days
il salt, quotable at SIC for shoulders; SIC
clear. Boxed shoulders, seller December, quoted
ut 3s1c. English meats, for delivery in Decembe,
and January, 5sze for Cumberlands; 6zsc fol
snort RIBS, or long clear; 6A@6Nc for shor
Ss:5o@s95;0a0; 90 extra mess DO, sg;5o@1o:oo; besi
hams, s28, ,5o@s0.o0. City tallow, 716@7Ao
grease quotable ut 515@6j14c. Sales we're re-
ported Of 73o brls mess pork at 911.5o
pens zesr rssa g. s5 90 tss g sT
lo0 tcs do seller January at 57.15; 1850 tcs dc
seller March at $3.50; 100000 Tbs green shoul,
ders at 31c; $4,000 Tbs do dressed hogs) at
3}sc; 100 boxes dry salted do at 3s4c; 100 boxes
15 hs) at 715o; 10000 lbs do 116 lbs) at TIC;
10000 lbs do ut 7c 90, 900 lbs do III tbs) at SIC
1000 pcs do 10 lbs) and $4,000 lis do (20 tbs) at
Ge; 600 lbs sweet picked hams on private terms;
G0 tcs white grease at 6ddlc.
Flour was less active ct unchanged prices.
there being but . very Light demand either for
ehlpment or on local account. For this reason
holders were not able to take advantage Of the
strength IN wheat, to force M advance IN prices,
and 1T was probably the fear that they would do
this that made buyers hold off under the idea
that the wheaten bulge is only temporary
one. Bran and buclwheat flour were quoted
firm. Sales we're reported Of 100 brls white
winter extras (St. Louis Bcst) Mt $1,000; 100
pya;s 5s gs o pTTats sas sT1s;
100 brls rye Qling Wiliam) at a4.25 100 brls
buckwheat at $780, 40 brls do (Jackman's) ut
$500; % bris cornmeM (smith's) at s2.25.
Total, ,1c5 brls. Also, 10 tons bran at $1,000,
Wheat was more active, and strong, advancing
Ike on the quotations Of yesterday, though the
average advance Was only Nc. The market was
irm, and rather steady early, but strong local
Liverpool adyicea indicated a little moro firm
ness there. The New York tclegnms gave no
encouragement to the bull clement but they
operated freely, and considerable quantity Of
Ehsat eat changed bands at the Advance in addition
squared OF by settlement" There wes fair
shipping demand, but chiefly for tho lower
grades, No. being most inquired
for. There is little doubt that tho demand from
about ell the whcat we can % send forward bv rail rai1
this winter, but the prices obtained for it viii
largely dcrcud upon the quotations in Iiyeruool.
even though ,Ta NAV not send 40 much of our
s. surplus there as come people @ count On. We note
!nat @heat IRON the crop o. lsl2 ID now arriving
n Liverpool at the rate Of about one cargo per
gay eha i, VII PROBABLY ron n at that rate TOR
In tIn VINE 70 cone a1t n1ef 'anaaa Tn1Gh af 1pI vas
me p1mS'pa pa % op111h 1131 qeG IN q epened n a1a at
Sl:1a' leu or r. advanced 70 Sl.141f,
and aa cloIeo =; ,,H54 l:I4. ,o4s eeAef .ne month
s1la 90 Il, az ,Sl.ll7fegl.121s. closlng AZ
S1'15 p 1e75 eener :. Feo1na1y s4 r. eo1u az Slt4g
Eli - G1oa oa lo: a. - ~ Mo; io11 elIing closeu
au4 q ~ az q. No. ~ = 90 Ut S1.121>4W!.1z54c; No.
ooT roinotn5 ~ - uii21t<aoao G,h s.1a -
ronortad ~ An h., * s1r;,,,, - a. onS] Am
bn do ct 81 %. 3'20o bn No- snrine at II ia.
Is. 900 h1, do at 81 19e<. 6oo hn do et al 12tS
i $40 h1, de- at 81 ~, Ann bn do At 81 12S97:'
q B01 bn do at Al ~. n II nm bn Az at S1 ~:
4 Gl1 hn ~ AZ NJ 81 ~ Z ooI1 IN ID do ~ at 4
. I'm ~, ~ ~ ~ - - a. III 1on -. NJ er,r;,.Ai
s1.o2@; 1880 bu do at s1.o2; 600 bu do at
ed q spring az 95ci i,zoo bn 90 at s2c' Iotal,
LIZ, l00 bu.
Corn was quiet though more active than veg