, 1872-11-28

Also 50 tons bran ut Sl4.0o ~ tons shorts at
2ll.00; ~ tons corn and oats 1eed at Sl3.oo
Fair to choice wintor extras. ........... s75O@ o.15
Red winter extras. ..-........-...-... 65og 15o
Good to choice spring extras. 6So@ 0.5o
how :oma t. q mealuna; 9esln m;2ncsot, 60Sg 9ao
euur sst.. ~ s,'1,art,1ee ,n,tag 30o6 495
Buckwheat aour. sos
Bran: 13 5o@14 20
Midalings. noo@1soo
Wheat was less active, and more irregular than
yesterday, averaging 1Sc lower. The option for
he vai demand % BENG % fair While for January the
feeliug was relatively stronger, there being more
snecniative inquiry for that month than hereto
fore. as many operators we're changing over
their deals, selling December and buying jan
uarv. | ~ so as to avoid trouble on next Monday,
which is delivery-day. Cash wheat was weak,
averaging 1c lower owing to the steady increase in
rcceipts which increased the number of offerings,
wh;la tia colder weather caused the shippers to
the G,e nren,nm IN cash wheat. which has averaged
1c for several dnvs past, nearly vanished to-day;
~ tbera was no desire to buy it for any other
nnrnose m ~ than to fiji December options, and for
those tha shorts generally preferred to settle d-
uc az ~ the bnyi Of car lots. and thero
- u',, rnt ,i.y ,oD ~ ~ 1nr,cL chnnce Of max
ino money on storage by buying
freeah recants and delivering regular.
fojr nthHr trades than
No e.e for Hus shinment inn % by rail solier December
nTe,,sd M Io ot q aiS eci;ne1 to 1o75. and i'm
openea ~ ~ e 90 y tha cosa the ,narket taking
oSad - t17 m receints Of the latest
New Yofk adyices. Seller January sol sold Ia At
H. e1os1 anfR %1,n os ttlo better ct than
siue 9eeE .ue nontu We n.e e seiior noce
pomnal a. Inc Same nI quotat.un atrnn a ~ a. No
Do ao& at - &c. 'l rejsctsd % It ssc ead n IL
2 spring IN car lots @ at Sl.oY gu
Mt s1.l8 1000 bu do at SLIT; $500 bu NJ No;2
s9teg sBeS ba DO es It % ba ba do At It S12
400 bu No. 3 spring at 99c; Il, 400 bu do At
9S1lc; 9,2od bn do at. Csc; 1000 bu rejected
spring at SEC. Total, 100000 bu.
tive during the great part Of the session.
The shippers bought very sparingly Of No 2, and
though tic receipts were not large, the demand
for cash lots was 60 small that they declined to
for % next month, instead 81 being at premium,
as as tor @ some % time past. As in tho case OF
wheat, there was littlo bought except to
fill options for December, and it required
much mt less money to aettle than to handle car
lots. Of course, al fears Of corner in
November are gone now The market on cash
No. ranged at 91@319Sc, and on seller the
month at 31@3l134c, both closing rather firm at
the inside. Seller December was in light, dc, de-
mand, most OF Tue deals seemns W nase ase pesn ~
s91tsa hp oeLofg cosn eny sZv S There vas more
doing U seller January, at ol1a@ol?se5 siooins
at slA@SlYc. Seller May Wa3 nomina at 9o9' aa
35]zc. Neloc1eu "as !ery Neaki oecnnlnG 52o,
to c less the uraap spPns than nomaha baretoforo
sssa sale: ss5eTtss q s b i 3 4 4
315sc; q, 2oo bu do at Sl14o; 2o,6 6oo bn 90 az
sayo nn h pr, dI 70 at 51e loo pu os TejoGseu o m a.
3'; o+;. ro 41vo ~ f,,1o, o ~ sve 1o.a @ ~
ha ~ y r. now
for several weeks past, in the he absence lbs. nee
of ANYTHING like = noteworthy demanu
Ina iTdnce1 many T operators to think that tie
market has about touched bottom, and that it is
Eafn tn taEa ho1d, IIonco more gpeculatiyo in
c1,;rr Viii, mora huv;nr fnr rail slIipments.
W. fas1 uo enia ~ ot11oIiIc rern.
% lar do at t2de &c: seer December @ b. 1T 4I@2iTc;
and seller January at 2445@24@5c, all clos
ing strong. Rejected were frmer.
es1~a pH e q ono III, tx at o4i<c j o01 In iio ut
'}Vv9 hnn h. ~ dn Io a. ~ ~ G; bm 7eiecte 1t
5sa; 500 S'Suo Su do "a at a3e Total, is oo9 81:
Rye was in good demand and 115@1c higher,
the receipts continuing Light, while our stocks
in stora ara held off tho market Sales were re-
Ro1eq 81 of 9q Mo IN a. a SSo 81 By DO
at SIC. Total, 1a, 400 bu. Rejected was nominal
at bic.
Barley was dull and 1@2c lower, in the ab-
rf md
nence frae 2 aa dea asaea to an it. Rejected
more 1ree az le" seeAou " "aut ~. !oISs%eo ~ =
was the only exception to the Weanesa. no:
opened with holders at 63c, and declined to 6lo
a the No e9sod 81 o. ooc eaaa
DEL was ou-otlelGu aoG ~ oeS s 90 sa4'e e,I
reported OIL 1.ooo ~ No' co2 ~. ~ 9s1ael
l,Goo ~ 10 al o2o; 1sooo ~ pu oo ~ ~
size: 500 bu do at 51c; 500 bu do at 5015c;
$500 bu do at 50Nc; 2,80o bu do at Soc: 300 bu
:o+o1 ~ ~ ssc mn In do at 42c. 2 400 bu do
IeJec'ou ~ 5oe, A,ooo - ~ oo 55oo ~, ~ -
at lc; s00 ou by sample a. ozc; oVv 10, pu no ~ u
60c; 1000 bu do at 75c; 4Oo on 10 at f2c; a9o ou
do at G2c; 400 bu do at Doc, oil on track. Total,
%, 400 bu.
THE Shoe and Leather Reporter saya:
..~~ ,,,,at ,,,,,;fs,aa on,ono
.hoa o,ere n Inn,r hnw 1nl1ch and TO what extent
stocks would be Affected by the Boston fire, md some
seemed to jump at the conclusion that pricea would ad-
vance: But such has not been the case: N9 advance
has taken peHf IhS ze II He ana as b
ovs cn au ~ few mora sales maa tha tlcre would
lave not o socs in Boston been destroy
I'd. but tEey arc very iuconsiderabe, aud con-
~ III " sa14t,. t.ro oni,cd bara aftcr