, 1872-11-13

cred; 35@45c on track. Poultry and game vera
in fair supply with easier prices. Apples wero
in good request for home consumption and ship
ments. Other fruit in moderate demand at
outside quotation of yesterday, being quoted
stronger in New York: Sales were reported Of
200 brls at 9oc per gallon:
shippers bidding 1c less rather freely but we're
obliged to pay the full rate. OF go without YES
sells. Rates to Buffalo were 10c on wheat, and
9e on corn, total Of charters was reported,
which will carry out S. 900 bu wheat, $4,000 bu
Freights on provisions per 100 lbs Cmeats)
are quoted at 70c to Boston, Csc to New
York, Coo to Baltimore, and 9oc in specie to Liy-
erpool uia Boston.
Provisions were dull and weak, with few
options, and old pork for present delivery, wore
quoted steady, while new mess was easier, in
sympathy with reported decline in hogs. Lard
was taken to some extent, and quoted steady.
Meats were in more demand, but buyers wanted
anxious to SELL SO that We slightly reduce some
Of our quotations. especially on hams, both
pork and beef. The weather is still pleasant,
and packers are not working their horses freely,
hence the receipts Of hogs are greater than the
demand The market closed at the following
range Of prices Mess pork. old held at $l5.00;
new pork, 51s5o@13.75; do seller the month
nominal at $1,000: do seller December, $12 400
1850; do seller January, 312 2.40@12,50; do seller
February, nominal; do seller March, $12,40@
1245; do sellerApril, 912.50@12.60. Lard, cash,
| 71l@75kc for new: do seller December. 71b6D755c;
do seller January, IKE; do seller February,
7s1c; do seller March, 7M@7Mc. Old sailed
shoulders 411<D45c; short ribs, S11I@8L5c; other
descriptions entirely nominal. Sweet picked
hams, l0L@l1c, and green hams ut 8@81Ic
for present delivery or seller November; !;
73/tOsc seller December. Green shoulders. 3N6
&c; do rough sides,, &c; do short ribs, exc !;
Boxed meats, is to 90 days in salt, quotabe at 4c
for shoulders; 7c for short ribs, and
Sc for short clear Boxed shoulders, seller Do
cember, quoted at 41%tOA55c. English meats,
for delivery in December and Janaary, Gh@
csc for Cnmborlands exc for short
ribs, or long clear; 6;5@7c for short clear; !;
So e1tra mess do, 59.oo@10.0 90; beet hams,
aSO. .oo@3O. so. CITY tnllow. 8@shc; grease
onotahie at 51z@6Ic. Sales Were reported OF
50 tcs lard at 7Xc; 500 tcs do on private terms
200 tcs do at 7c loose $50 boxes shoulders, SELL
er Decenbcr. at 4Mc; casks do at 4sIc; 100
hoves long ciear at 7slc: $50 boxes do at 7sIc:
! nm hoyes do. seller Deccmber. on private
terms. % mo tbg short ribs Is days old. at 7c:
GOl ncs green hams at S1lc: so tcs sweet pickled
hams and 900 pcs do, in tcs at Ok; tcs shoul-
p brls nri1no country tallow at 7yc; 6 brls No.
do at 7c.
Flour was dull but quoted unchanged. 1t
was reportod heavy in New York, aud Sd per brl
lower IN Liverpool. which was cause enough for
shinners to hold of. unless thew could obtain
NJ WI wheh holders were hot DISPOSED to
crant. There was little buyinc for Tie local
ffrado. Bran was dull and lower, q sure sign
that the horse disease il abatiug-they do not
feed warm mashes as much as last week,
Sales we're reported Of 800 brla white winter ex-
tras on private terms j; so brls spring extras at
sG m. SIN hrls d., on nrirato terms. i'm brls
superhpes ll m at ss.75; 100 brls rye 'four (st.
Iouia9 at s4.oo; 2oo bris do on private terms
So brls bucEwheeat lEarly Riuer) at $3.50; So
10 tons bran at s12.5O on track 20 tons do at
$1,000. on track.
Wheat was less active. indeed. dull during The
greater bart Of the season, but firm at about the
outside prices of Yesterday, though quoted at
9G4I ner 100 lbs lower in illyorpool and neglect
eG in New York. The shippors were moro active
than Yesterday. buying all grades as offered,
heinf, stimulated by The fact that freichts are
low compared with what they we're recently, and
that our stocks are much less than was sup
nosed @ Whilo tho stocks in sight from
fha f se,hoard promise that Now York viii
her;n tho winter with but little wheat on hand.
The great cause of the firmness was, however,
the fact that the weak holders all sold out yes
terdav, md some Of those who sold short then,
expecting big drop, bought.in to-day, finding
that they had exaggerated tho effects of the
Boston fire upon the produce mar
kets, Seller the month opened at S1O2M,
advanced to 81 .03h declined to .O2, and closed
frmar at s.. .02T. Seller December was rela-
lively stronger, being at 1c premium over No
7e1nber. It sold at $10s@1.04, closing ut 91o3s4.
Seller last half do sold at si.041i, and seller
January janus at sl.o4@1. .05L. Seller the year was
uominally the same as seller the month, a good
many deliveries of cash wheat being made on the
YEAR this morning. No. / spring closed at
sl.1sX No. do at e1}55c, and rejected do ats2c,
cash sales we're reported Of 1000 bu No. spring
at Sill; 500 bu do at S112, 5000 bu No. !
spring at 81. .O2s; 2,400 bu do at ST 0215; 15O 600
bu do at s1.02%; s., 800 bu do at s1.02I; 2,090
bu do at s1.02T; 1G2o0 bu No. spring at 52c;
1000 bu do at i31c; 81 GOO bu do at 911Sc; 1900
bu rejected spring at SIC; 300 bu do at ,811L1c.
Total 1873 600 bu.
Corn was active, and very firm, averaging &c
higher than yesterday, and touching the CHEST
point known for so1no months past, though re-
ported Cd per 4s0 lbs lower in Liverpool. The
strength was due to the knowledge Of the fact
that our stock iB much smaller than has beon
supposed and that there is now more confidence
in the integrity of our corn receipts than
FORMERLY. Thile our arrivals sre light,
and ehinmentg FREQ. Taking into account the
movement @ since the stocks we're taken on satur-