, 1872-11-06
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,


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yious quotations.
Highwines were nominal at the advance Of
Monday, at 8911c per gallon.
Lake freights were inactive, but stronger.
There was no sale vessels Offering, the few now
tie prospect of being able to unload till horse
power has been replaced by dummy engines,
many OF which are now being prepared for use.
For steam vessels fair demand was reported,
at l7c for wheat and 16c for corn to Buffalo.
changed. The only. thing mentioned was
pork for December delivery, which was
offered at STATS, with $1225 bid. The market
closed on Monday at the following range Of
prices: Mess pork, old held at $500; new
pork, s14.oo; DO seller next week offered at
do seller January, sl2:40@12.50; do seller Feb
uary, nominal; do seller March, $l2,40@12 SO
do seller April, s1250@12.75. Lard, cash, 755zc
for new; do seller December, 75z@754c; do
re; DO seller MaEeh, 7|X@sc: Dry saltesdi
shoulders, 4s9l@5c; short ribs, 9@915c; other
descriptions entirely nominal. Sweet picked
hams, HOBO, and green hams firm at 811@8Ac
for present delivery; s4@8Lc seller Noyenl-
9@4Kc; 10 d short ribs, 6%@7c n Meats, sa IS to %
diminish till next April Seller the month, or
regular No. 2, opened at 32il<c; advanced to
32Ac, and declined to 313Sc, closing at 32c Sell
days in salt, quotable at 4as@5c for shoulders !;
fC 4O1 6uUIt Ilpbs a1lu oU 1UI blPCI cleAT+ Do3bA
shoulders, seller December, quoted at 414@45sc.
English meats, for delivery in December and
January, 614@6asc for Cumberlands 615c for
short ribs, or long clear 7e for short clear; 819
@8Mc for long cut hams. Mess beet, $4,000
$50; extra mess do, 59.00@10.0o; beer hams,
quotable at 51z@614c.
Flour was inactive, and nomina1ly unchanged.
Wheat Was active, but weak, declining l14c
below the inside quotations OF Monday, in sym
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lbs in Liverpool. The market opened at $l.07z1
for seller the month, dropped gradually to
$1.06L, with numerous transactions, under q
widespread desire to sell out, and improved to
s1.06]9 at the close. Seller the year was quiet
at about the same range. Seller December aver
aged A@7Sc above November, closing ut s1.063z.
No. spring was in some request, with S1.l5
bid but no sales. No. spring nominal at &c.
and rejected do at 82c: Other grades
inactive. The recent weakness in wheat
in Liverpool is undoubtedly due to the
liberal receipts there, and some hopes are enter
| tanned Of an advance, as the shipments from
this side Of the Atlantic have fallen off within q
t few days past.
Corn was dull. being reported lower in Liver
pool. There Was a good deal of talk, but very
little trading, at s119@s2c seller Decembor,
closing at 31515c, which was 5sc higher than at
the close on Monday. Seller the month was en-
tirely nominal at s2@327Sc. Strictly fresh re-
ceipts would probably have brought S23ac, had
| there been buyers and sellers on the floor.
Oats were nominally unchanged, at 20s4c sell
Ter the month; 221A@22]14c seller December ::
2114c for strictly fresh receipts Of No. q; and
1714@17s4c for rejected.
Rye was nominally firm at SAC for fresh re-
ceipts Of No. 2.
Barley was inactive, and nominal at the inside
prices Of Monday, at G2c for No. 2; 5195119c for
No. 5 and 33@39 for rejected, all in ordinary
houses, with preference OF 79@1c for receipts
in Armour, Dole d Co.'s elevator.
ThA f111nNnpr the HtocEH 1f
store in this city on the evening Of Saturday
last, and at corresponding dates;