, 1873-11-06

ordor dcmant md although no special degree Of
ilrmness la exhibited III ofthcr Department.
prices wore regarded nc boing worry low, aud nro
unusual @ circumstances. Tlio dolnartl f6r brfck
lime etc., a worry light and tho market Ia actual.
ly little better than nominal, Tho common
gradcs OF broom corn nro mouting with q light
s 9 ad aro q1e o @ oa ns No
montt was noticed in oithor htpn, hay, Of hides
kots arc, gonornlly aponlting,, quiet aud easy,
though ilot quotably lower. Wool waH Inactive
and nominal. Soodg woro quiet mud easy. Hroen
apples were less active mud scarcely nj firm.
Poultry and gatne woro dull, with largo offerings;
lower rrioos woro generally accepted. :
IIiKhwinon woro: Inactive during tho r gllar
acBsion, and easier. A Bafo waR reported b0f0ro
'Chango Of 100 brlH nt 88o, but on tho floor thoro
was no do,nand mud at tho close tho marriott wns
nominal at e7l1c bid, mud $50 nakoa. This fall.
ing Off was III sy,npnthy with Now York, which
Lako froights woro loss aotiye, though In fair
do1nand at yostorday's. ratoB Mt 10 for corn and
60 for wheat. both by sall, to Buffalo. Through
ratoa to Nov York. by steamer and rail, woro
quoted atsoo por bu for wheat, and 2s11c for
corn: Al-ratl freighta ut $50 per bu Oil wheat
A total Of oloven charters waH reportod, which
will carry out 81, 900 bu wheat 100000 BIZ corn,
and Is, 900 bu oats.
Provisions woro rather moro activo. md aver-
aged s,aao easier. in sympathy with further u
from tho Stock Yards. Moss pork WAS in fair de-
mand, and stoady On new, but old mess weak
ened down to now quotations. Lard WAS moder-
atoly actiye, but "tho turn choaper," as tho
! much botsor request, but buyers demanded a.
further concession Of 80 por h, and grobn
meats were marked down accordingly, whilo
boxed lots wore unchanged. An increase In
dsS 't and oshds axS1 w e. IL f HHs bs he
| o1oso Of tho weok, tue quantity Of ordora for
stuff having hitherto boon kept out of the field.
Tho market closed Of Tho following range Of
prices: Moss pork. old, sl1;50@ls7 nov Do,
or December, s11.95@1l. 40; aellor January.
$11.6o@11.55; soller February. $11.871f@
1900; primo meas pork, 910.25@1G,50; oxtra
primo do, $B.00@8.25. Lnrd, cash Or Bellor No.
oneE 1sr oX@sS9 Sese1 for 9 so asf a for
GH1s Greea hams i ! a. st ' SH@e1se do, soiler
55'egssmseer' oX@Sz1o ,s Sgsst piohsa gt sss1 s@s
meats IDOLS days in salt, $50 for shou1dors
$50 for short ribs and long cloar, and 59@o for
short clear; boxed shoulders. seller Doce'nber,
$40; do, Cumberlands, 611@be6o; do short ribs
DO Ion lone a cut inns, ii@7Ho. Meats, eseoi
January about 10 more than for December.
Bacon is quoted as Go for shoulders; 70 for
! clear ribs; 739c Tor ehort clear and 120
! 13@c for hams, all packed. Mess boof, $500
@8.25; extra meas do. $8.75@9.00; beef
hams. s18.00@18.50 for summer. and $4,000
| @2t.00 for winter packed. City tnllow, 61S
@GNc; grease quotablo at 41<@GAc. Sales
| we're reported OF 120 brls mesa pork (old)
at Ell so; $50 bra do, special brand, at
6G5 brls now moBs at 91150 2,000 bEls do aeller
january ut S11.50; 500 brla do, seller February,
at s12.00; 100 brlH extra primo pork (130 ibs) at
1920; 1,100 tcs lard at exc; 10 tcs do [kottlcd)
at 7c; $50 tcs do, sellor December, at 0No;' $50
tea do, seller February, at 40 por 100 iba; 260
hoxos shoulders at 3Nc; 200 boxes short ribH,
part sollor December, at $3.50; 2,200 boxes long
and short olcar, equal quantities, mostly for Do
Q5 lbs) NJ exc; 1900 pca do l6 tl's) at 05ac.
Dressed hogs were nominal at $4.2594.50 per
100 lbs.
Flour WIS less active, butstoadier. There was a
moderate demand for export at tile recent re-
d,lction, but offerings woro light, though thereis
plenty of flour for sale ut tho figures 1t cost to lay
it down in thiscity. prcsontquotationB arc slight
ly below that limit, and glyo a very small margin
on that ground from wheat bought ut the prices
now ruling, Bran was lower. saleH wore re-
ported Of 100 brls white winter extras Mt S7.45;
l60 brls spring extras at SG.25,: 200 brla do at
$3.50 !; 200 brla DO at $5.3715; 800 brls do at
$5.1215 200 brlg do ut $500 100 brs do at
S4.75; 10 brls do ut $3.50; 1880 brls doom pri-
svate torms 100 brls superftses at $500: so 6rls
buckwhoat at $3.50. Total q, 72D brls Also ten tons
brun at ?11.00; 10 tous do at $1,000 on track.
Tho market closed at the following range Of
rrcnR.