, 1872-11-15

of later to 915c On wheat: oswego rates
Shippers took hold the moro literally az
insurance IN " rates wil be advanced tomorrow from
Per to per ee9 to wth
ports. It is thought that this will put severe
| check on lake shipments, and the season will
] soon close. A total Of II charters WAS reported
5a T1sa soa val and f: SSt bszs 0u "hea
Provisions we're more active, and much
steadier, at the reduced quotations Of yesterday
The winter is hero at last, genuine cold snap
setting in, which put the packers to thinking ut
that the large receipts did not cause o further
depression In prices. Hence products were not
materially weaker, though New York WAS
quoted of; and buyers wero moro inclined to
| take hold as If they expected an advance soon,
! though it may not be sustained long. The de-
| mand waB, however, chiefly for meats, lard not
! being much wanted, while operators seem
5 ss dre area arc Of m H afe soa f~Hs on eq and t1
worked or some is, COO brls have Been sent to
New Orleans, and 2,0o0 brls to St. Louis, while
large quantities have gone to CANADA. They. do
somo Of it out on the ground that it iB soft. It
would certainly be strange if all that pork should
turn out in good order, seeing that most Of it
was tumbled about in the summer sun, while
hot month Of August. Tho moro doferred
options in pork were easior. Some meats wero
quoted of, but they probably were not oaser
than yesterday, except in hamB, the offerings in
A few parties we're Offering to buy meats
were only badgering for tho sako Of
keeping their hands in till orders arrive.
COS: Mess pork, old held 1t sl4.5o@16.oo now
pork, S13.25@13.50; do seller the month nominal
at $500; do scller December, 1225@12.30;
do seller January, ,sl2>1215@l2.25; do sellor Fob
raary s12.1215@l2. .25 do seller March, s121219@
cash, 7155c for new; dosellor December, 714c; do
7;5So;, do seller March, 71{@715c. old salted
shoulders, ~; short Fib5, 711@ac; other
hams, 1io51@1ie, and ersen hams 1t 4f%@so
for present delivery or seller November; 75G@
1870 seller December. Green shoulders, $40
4c; borough sides, 6sl@51kc; do short ribs, 60
& d in sst s s|so e for %Gal sl6uaers IL
for short clear. Boxed shoulders, seller Do
cember, quoted at .4Ec. English meats,
so ashs sor 'n so foy s sEoa
ribs, or long clear; 6slo ior short clear
s1l@s7gc for long cut hams. Mess beef, $1,000
$50 oxtra mess do, s9.oo@10.o0 beef hams,
saesSs s y als sse, %s xefs Ss;o!isa sspss s.
10 brls old pork at $500 $50 brls new mess at
$3.50; $50 brls do at sl3.25 500 brls do seller
January at S12.25 800 brls do seller March at
Tl225 50 tcs s lard sod At ~ as & 500 % tes do seller
711c; 20, 900 lbs shoulders at 415c; 20 boxes do
at 45lc; 800 boxes do seller first half Of January
at 42zeo; 50 boxes short ribs ct at
boxes box short clear clear selleF December @ at at e56c;
500 and 500 boxes do, seller December and Janu-
ary, ut 659c; so boxes Cumberlands at G18c; 25
boxes long clear at 731le; % boxes stritfords at
IS boxes long hams ut 7]1c; 1900 pcs green
hams at 7Ac; 50 brls mess beef at 5000; $50
brls extra mess beef variously reported at S9.75
GD1000 so brls packers taIlow at sic 26 brls
prime country at 7$4c. ]
Flour was more active, low grades being in |
better demand, though the lack of horse power |
still keeps back the shipping movement, and |
New York was reported inactive and heavy. The
better grades were but little wanted. The mar !
ket was quoted steady ut former prices.
Bran was in large supply and again declined. |
Sales were reported Of 900 brls white winter |
extras at $6.75; 1O0 brls do On private terms
200 brls seconds at $685. 100 brls spring extras
at $500; 100 brls do at 55.75; 1856 brls do OF
private terms; 100 brls superfnes at $3.50; 2l0 ]
br1s do at $3.50; 100 brls rye flour on private
terms; 100 brls buckwheat at $3.50; total, 2,4Go
br}s. Also, SO tons bran at 510.50; 10 tons ut
$1,000, all on track.
Wheat WAS less active, and quite weak, nv
eraging 1s4c per bu lower than yesterday, under
a dull feeling horo, though advices from New
York were not depressing, and our ehipments Of
was undoubtedly the chiof cause of the depres-
sion. It Was showing, and cold, and operators
felt tel that grim winter W has como ct last with
from receipts. Many Of them fear
that it will be much moro than ordinarily Diff
cult to carry a full this winter, on account
OF the scarcity of money, and this induced weak
faH f1
few we're anxious to sell short. The demand for
shipment WAS microscopic in its Dimensions the
speculative inquiry very light. Seller December
e9nsa1 ass1 at declined e r. ADVANCED na as
s1.o1@1: :o21 closing ct s1.o11l: Seller jan
nary sold at $1:o4@1.o424: and seller the year at
s1.01@1. .02. No. spring closed nominal at
81ho. No. spring, cash, was heavy at seller
the month prices, except in one house, where q
few small lots wero taken for shipment.
Cash sales we're reported Of 400 bu No. spring
200 bu do at 51o1M 2C,o60 b1 do at s1.61146;
II, 200 bu do at 51.01L Il, 900 bu do at s10l;
/, 900 bn No. spring at 9lj]Gc; 1920 bu do At
Ole; 1,6o0 bu rejected spring at 83c 300 bn do ut
Corn was less active, and averaged 15@24o
lower, though steady during great part Of tie
session, and quite firm early There vas 3 fair
fan e1 fa oR Rar 1 @
cash corn to command a slight premium over
seller the mouth, but next months option
vas dull. There is still some apprehension in
regard to this months deliveries, as our
receipts continue rather light; but they are ex-
pected to increase next month, and fill up with
both new and old corn. We are informed by |
those who ought to know, that there is plenty Of
old corn yet lying back in the country, and
operators arc afraid Of the volume Of offerings
tho coming winter. Seller the month opened at
5119c, advanced to 32c, and declined to 311lc at
The close. Seller December opened at $500 |
81Hc. Rejected was in good de- |
mand and relatively firm at 29kc.
Cash sales were reported Of 27,600 bu Nc. 2 at .
BIC; $4,000 bu do at 31Nc; $4,000 bu do at
312lc; 24,8oo bu do at sl59c; 10000 bu do at