, 1872-10-17

since EEince the close Of Change yesterday, 10 Of
which we're referred to in our columns OF TINS
morning. These will carry out 81 .oo2 bn wheat,
100000 bu corn, and 500 bzls pork. One ryS
charter WAS negotiated, but nos reported. Sail |
rates closed at l61c on wheat, and 1870 on corn,
to Buffalo; 25c on wheat to Kingston, AID 25L4c
on corn to do Corn on through q t,a rate was quot
While vessels to American ports we're n gooa
demand, it was strange to see Ave or s!x Cana,
dian vessels offered for frelghts TO Mon!real e
without finding takers. The reason assignee lor
this was the fact that there has been such lack
of facilities during the season for shipping gram
from Montreal to Europe that most OF the
Canadians who bought grain here Tor export
have resold it, and this has aided to weaken S our
market BY increasing the volume CT offerings,
and the markets in other places have weakened
in sympathy thus furnishing an ezcuse Tor q
still further decline here, when the fact WAS re-
proyisins were quiet and tame. The large re.
ceipts Of hogs thus early in the season caused
BUYERS Of produce to hold of set Q little Enlle
longer, and they spared to-day. without cong
much, as usual. But, although hogs we're loweE, %
holders of produce were unwilling to shade tleif
| views; few speculative offers vera made TO
sell pork lower for delivery towards the closa OF
The winter Meats, especially, were firmly held,
sellers claiming that the rsady
in every kind Of produce, except PORK.
! The market closed nominal at the follow
M Of RrSes; mssd &c. petit psssr foee pece or
seller Uctobef. Slt.Eog19.9o, w, oetiI M. 7Ia1
| s12,T5O12oo Lard, cash: eA@314c Tor round
lots Of winter; do, seller December, 754@se 40,
seller january 3M@sc snmpsr g. rendered. en- ~
@756c for ordinary and c, &c 1oE ohort en9ife' rbs'
dpy doy1olc oalsea sneaas'7 other descriptions entirely
Nominal. nen' Sweet picked hams, nominal al
at 114@1so, and green hams aso,fa flm ao,,a, o.
$4,000 for present delivery; oGe,o15c uaa1 sul,el
| shnnIJars Az: do short ribs. &c. Boxed
Shoulders, seller December, quoted at 4556@4s4ee.
summer-cured long clear, .s3&@s7ac, boxed; ed
English meats, for delivery IN DeeenPel cRlasna ahn
for short ribs; 6}}4c for long clear; e df, for
short clear; 8slc for long cut hams; break :,
last bacon, i1@12c and bacon hams l69lsc, al
ess beet 5g99 o Sftfa ciay ets ta1o%
S@s%c; grease quotable at 57l@7e Sales y we're re
rsported of $50 brls mcas pork at s14.5o; $50 ties
lara at 8Mc; 100 tcs summer do at Sc; $50 boxes
shoulders. seller January On pr1vate 1na eers
hams at sic; 50 tcs sweet picklcd hams (aYer-
aro 1873 ibs) at l2c; 200 tcs do seller Novem.
ber. on priTate ter1ne so brls city tal1ow at
ek!e; is br1s do at ssSc. ..,,- ,-;.,
Flour was quiet and tame, in sympathy WITH
an easier feeling reported in New York, which
shut of BUYERS for Shipment leaving the mar
} kot in the lands of 8 few buyers on local &C.
count. Prices on standard brands we're ull-
changed but there WAS IN easier feeling IN 10"
grades, and buckwheat was lower. Sales Were
made Of SO brls white winter extras (Grove's -
at 5925 so brls do on private terms l9o DEE
spring extras (A1innesota) at sG.75; l0V oris &c
/. At a7.25: 200 brle do at $3.50; $50 brls do at
sG25; 500 brls on private terms so brls ID buck, +
y wheat four ct $500 80 brls do at $3.50 2(
J brls do at 1925. Total, 1900 brls Also u tons
bran at $1,000 on track
wheat was more active on cash, quiet on op
- tions, and again declined Mc per bu, though re-
J ported higher and scarce iu New York. Duyor'
e II Liverpool took hold With greater freedom .
- the recent decline. But frclghta we're aGaii
= stronger both by lake and the Erie Canal, AM
y With such pressure Of grain to go forwaro
ss shippers were unwilling to incur further resPon
}" sibflities till they have cleared oil what the
- lave on hand. Hence the reported lacA OF re
II ccipts in New York failed to attract buyers
- though stocks here and there are small. an
~ wheat comes in lere but slowly. Operator
~ 10 would seem to be afraid OF marked increase
Of our receipts IN the future; 1or "n.cn n.a esas4
~ ~ buy. The extra pressure to sell @ cas-
~ which caused it to drop once more to ac belo
~ ~ seller November. There Was moderate snll
@ demand but ansna 9ny to- ino fell simSf
4 cioses chss seier Noovsember sold at 12
elosing At a1 Seller srr1as the cSesea Seae sGd al
? z2rnS NO s SPtns nsd reeeted % DO
SOC. Cash sales were reported Of 400 bn No;
as spring, st S1.18k; 500 bu do, at S1.18 5000 :
No. at s11255 5an 500 bu % at S112 XXI % y;
! III
19 bu do. at 5l.12X; $4,000 bu do, at 81 u; 50t
as M bu No. s. at 5164 $500 bu do, at s1os]5; 1et
80 50 bu do at 81 .03; 1900 bu rejected, at9oc;
es - bu do, at 9oc also 400 bu white winter by san
o. pie. st sl.85; 400 bu amber do. ct $l-65.
~ ~ track. Total, %, 200 bu. ,.,:,
2 Corn was moderately active, but weak, decli'
~, ing hc per bu below the lowest quotations
session. teona be We
. the same as those operating YESTERDAY, aoaed
10 reports of weakness in New YORK, and hsh
~ freight rates. Shippers contracted Tor !arl
-, Of it had been purchased previously, and the
"1- gentlemen already hold SO much corn that
awaiting shipment, that they naturally DO n
Inc want to load up much more. Offerings We
Ine ~" by the short interests Seller the mont non
,ht or cash No opened Mt 3214c, Advanced to 3st9
lis and closed tame at 32c. Seller November opS p
ed at advanced to ss and saa cloasa 81 as s5 e
las Teieeted was steady at 3o4c, bnt little PC nel
Tue offereJ. Cash sales we're reported Of 10 40D
9s No. At s2e $500 bn do at 32c; :ed 2aoGo ,
rye at s21lc; $4,000 bu do at 32I; 50, ,ooo bn do
cid s2c; 1000 bu rejected at so19c. Total 1853
%- n6 Oats we're dull and again declined Ae then
Of we're the weakest, being freely offered to but
) Of buyers, the owners not caring to carry them
t 9r longer. Options we're relatively hrm, nns 5
|o1;r in 6J-Tny
'ea' 21K@21Kc; fresh receipts at 2116@21%e; :
or November at 22h@2274c; seller DECENT
mo at at23N@2sg4c CLOSING tirn); and rejected !.
,ue steady nt 19c. Cash sales wore reported OF !,
ora nra bu No at 22c 1000 bu do at 2154c 4 600
ere ere do at axe; Go,o00 bu do Of axe; 5000 bu
der 1eIeea go g. a' ,o1ar,fa 1annand for shiprne
:es- bnt BUYERS generally insisted On decline of
'n ont on MOI il sympathy with other grain; vt
3hs holders we're generally unwilling to conseae
'are claiming that With our light receipts and s
TO stronger Cash sales were reported Of l:Goo
s@es' @ No. at &c; 1,600 bu do at 512{c; 1000 bu
n, ne, at 51xc; and 400 bu rejected at 4Se. Io
nf'' ~, 5000 bu.
ms. d:i5 ~ tEoa ,.ootardav thouph snmovhaE
7ith ~ hSueA NJ 55nonad i'm st G4c. declined
eeB ~ ~ 91.@4' ~ 1d % 80, ~ eoa/Mcac Seller