, 1872-10-15
T4tE 0HtUAGd DAILY trRtBUNE TUESDAY UUruBER IT, t57*



ders at 61Ic. 3 oo) nce orean hams sa1lar +,ro
Eeaks at SsIMac accord7no r. aTaraea. 5n tns
gweet pickfed hams at 19c Pix thz 1ye;s1t ~ '~7
Finnr was 1nr,c7, 1ess act;Va fhen oS Sotr-3oy
If meaerrad hv tta aogragata - aa1es ~ Z,
good reouest. Observation-Disclosures the forna a. nr;cos
Tero fully maintained Tie Iareer sa1es of sat-
rdey we're chiaq made N iret ordeT n1eT u Ran
Was xii and aoa;,, 1nTra W sa1es ra,,a,sd
of 5 hr1a 1pR;t nta axIras t
40 * Sn hr1 MI 70 MIcGracIa "a e. *
6ris do at s9 ~ io} br1a do 81 275o ia aec. ~
f, onds It 5000; 500 b9ls On private ter@s 100
d,d DO st 7so g. 2e brs DO fs pr,s $780, 200 br no
Total . 77s hr1n 21so n tooa no, a. a1n n
% to1s dn a. 81 5 nn frack n tona :; na J ,o;d,
d15ags 3 at Il $500 :l @ On tEssE: . - ..,.-. .
115c from The liahest onotations Of The ranmIaF
eaSs;on ~ sa+11r4a ~ :. o1[,
~ he eqtensVe1T ove'g9a 'D ~ th;s ,1nut1'
INT mr. receints % wera 1arrar and Aves. T;var.
,oaa1 puy o1 @ ieeetpte "eae a5a @ 1ye1- Ven1-
woa n,ota5 dni, "a drna;n, mmIn 1'o" 1I-,dar
thaea a;rcnT,,c+enneo tha1o .1-o@ eca;aera1,Ia
nTesanra n se11 md hnt 1;tfla disnoa;tion n
Inv t1,oneh the T,anort ~ 1area ah;n1aents cans.
cd = slighs advance among 81 he curly Birds Who
Ant the sb;nnera he1d III t; for dac1;ne seeing
no. naoo3 fra;+s 100 20 stroro+ a'd ~ snoc,4
tat;Ta % element folfowed snif ti,e one ereat
hnvar of Saturday he;nr ont ~ the market 10.
day, The most notable feature was the further
weakness for next month, which sold 10 below
ta;nad ci;eav rs +ha fear ~ ecaro;tv v 4y;t,
whie1, which to make deliveries on cnrrant % optiona.
At the same time thera are few of the sfatiati-
cal ones who profess to see reason for radical a
showing their faith hv their works to.dav. se11er
Ike mo56th onenad at al 1atf aduance1 T. al *
dac1;ne1 10 S1 191[ and ciosad 81 Al 1sa% Sai1ar
November sold at 91.121z@1. Tx, closing at
s1.1234. Seller the year sold at $l.12A@1. .13sl.
No. spring closed nominal, at S1.20; No.
and rejected do at o2@92L.
at $1l.20; 33, 800 bu- No. q spring at 9t1419;
29, 400 bu do at $l.1414; 0,000 bu do at 81 "a
II, 300 bu do OF $l:1314 21,2o0 bu No. spring
at 91.0511 5000 bu do at 31.0519; 6, 400 bu do
at 81 .05; $500 bu rejected spring at 93c; 800
bu do at 800. Total, les, 800 bu
Corn was shade easier though uuoted
stronger in New York, and was less active. buy-
ers being more cautious than 1,sua1 The ahi11z
NM, daI3nd rrss 49, 1ot s.o. of+o, H. ~
Pn'e Pa' oeusaau nas seAf AeAs, efeA a1set tAe W.
CINE IN 1relgnts Was knoWn, as Shippers seemed
to be afraid Of it at the other end especially as
the Erie Canal freights arc strong, and some
think they are still tending upwards. Onr rc-
ceipts are not larre. but tRa elevators have aI1
they can handle and our shipping facilities are
asaaets ~ 81 sass olSs aala ate
resorted to this winter much more literally than
9feI We are LIKELY Dc Elutt9Q WIFI corn. even
at present low pricas. This ia what
1nalaa onoraforo na,4yous ea1ic. ~
-e.sti p1 net sens. S5ae1 oaaeIo,. sAe
, nontA, ~ eo! Ie5o'ai Ho. z, sola az 3576 Gg53Nc
c!oalnG aCo512c. oeuer last laf SOLD at a3140
332Sc; seller November, at 34@3411lc, closing at
quoted scarce, and relatively strong, closing at
31M@32c. Cash sales were made Of a, 800 bu
No. q, at $500; 78,600 bu do, at $3.50; 21,G0O
pu 40, at $3.50; 19 oou bu 90, at 33Hc; 5000 bu
do do @ 6a 1ee e. g. sze bu
No, 2. at 35c. free On board Id. 8nO b1 do. nt
341<c. afloat: 400 bu now. IT 9I1Ic m Track
Tofa1 9oo I'm h,1 ' ~ 0N<s~' W. ~ A0eN'
'15at2 ~, 49, ru,aoe - ".
u, oats ~ "ste u tall aenuu anu snaoe nfmer
in New York, which brought out large gpecu-
tive inquiry, though there was still no shipping
demand. Seller the month sold at 22c. eeljaP
last half at 22l%c. Keller November at o31<noss|c
se11ar Decemhar at o4@ot1Ic ~ anz at91G,