, 1873-09-27

tlehr. b01oN shoulders. f14WI}bC. English |
clear. sumnor-c,lrod meats quotablo ut 10 b.
low thcao rrioes. Groom hama u8 ll,s) at &c
asked, seller ,Diocombor, Short ribs, seller Do
ssG sqes 1t It oSM bo.p o rhGf oo"r
quoted at $50 for shoulders; VIZ Tor clear riba
0No for sliort clcnr; md 18@15o for l,nniB, nil
packed. MoHa boof, sS.75@D.0o; extra nloBs do,
$p:76@1o00i bcof hams, S2J.00@23h0. City
% %sses noTs si s5fas' e 60 tas Gs0 a ssa2 ai 6ess
bor, at 79lc.
Flour was dull, almost to lfo!cpsnesn. Sellers
wore 10 little oxpoetant Of trado, that Bomo Of
at ni though tl,oy STOOD masifnlly BY thoir guns
(boxeH), prepared to do bnHincss III caso any
buyers shoultt appear. a fow partios did mako
bids, hut at Buoll low figures TINT 1t noomod al
most lidionos Of tho situation, and holders
Bbe to quote prceh nearer than to Hay that
from the quotations Of wook ago., nGan was
stronger. Sales woro reported OF loo orls
private torms 100 brla rye at 34.A0. Total, 800
brls. Also, SO touB bran 1t $1,000, on track.
Wiloat was dull and fully 10 lower, tho market
for cash being 70 below the closing flgnrea of
clino. Thofo wau plenty Of money On haud with
which to buy, but tho holders Of those orders
foil back When thoy found that somo Of tho banks
wore cloRcd. and those ofthom who were netting for
principals ct distance generally received , tolo-
Tho fow purchases made wero chiefly on Cana-
dim account. q fcw bcing by local spocu-
lators, opening at 92e and dropping
to- TO- o9e, but advanced ;1, to ,,4aoa1 oaG at at
market, and bid for lots for home uso Seller
the month, In settloment openod at 9lc, and foil
to 00c, with Bonlo Fumors Of transactions at as
low figure as &c., closing nomii,ally at 0io.
Seller October opened at Sl.03, declined to 96c,
ntfvA n n1o mi n
In settlement, whilo Hales not III Hottlemont wore
mado at 93c Seller last half Of October aold at
s1.02. No. spring closed at about 9so; and
Ne NJ 3 DO at s5e. REJECTED Was If lifo1sss, ,Ia,
2@3s in ono direction is probably an error.
Cash saloB worc reported Of 200 bu No: spring
at 9Bo; 400 bu do at 94o; 400 bn No. North-
5000 bu do at 93c; 10000 bu do at y2c; 1900
bu do 1t Ole; 5,400 bu do at 00c; 400 bu No.
spring at 85c. Total, 81, 400 bu.
Corn was very quiet, and }4@1e lower, but was
strong during tho greater Part Of tho session:
the banks, aud woakoned rather badly for the
nonce, but it waa soou found that there wero
aovoral buyers On tho floor with cash in their
hands. who wore not doterrod by tho threatened
calamity Of no money, while there were very few
sollors Of cash corn, Those who had been obllg-
cd to sell had closed ont previously, and those
who still held corn, as well Us those who wanted
to buy it, evidently thought it to be drBt-class
property at present prlces Corn certainly noonis
very low at present, whom we remember TINT it
is wanted in Europe in much larger quantities
than ever, and tint our crop this year iB par-
tinl failure. Tho option deals are, howoyor,
mostly settled up, 80 that tloro is now practi-
bidding for it, though it il probable that, en-
boldenod by past srcccBsos, that aido will pitch
in moro lenrtily than over as Boon Ms the money
market works castor. Cash No opened at sac;
declined to 321}9. aud advanced to 36o at
at 3s115c, declined to 3615c and cloaed strong at
s71ac: sel!er November sold at auai211c, clos
mg at about 4l1ao. Ho1octed e. waa u lilciess. Cash
saies ie WeIe Ionortea @ OF 40o bu Nc; At S6t]c;
DO At s4jle; 1880 ba DO Al SO; 17,ioo bn DO at
Total, 7a.soo bu.
Qa.s wore relatively actye tomg the amount
., ana anu tno %apnot ~ VA
ings after tue iifst nusl OF surprise At tho un-
expected hnanclal situation; me market aver
egea 11t@4o loMer thah yesterday, az Z6ep2617c
1or Gash, and 2fee2So @ aollor Ocsopor, closing hrm
at tue outside. Ihoro was nothing doing in
otno1 oEllohs hiu Ho t'IutIy ~ y lor .oJeGteu. Cash
sno6 ~ 6o "oto ~ " ~ ~. " zoac;
!0uuo bu 10 at 26c Goo ~ NO. white at 23c;
47.s00 bu.
nooylv iii tho snioa hnnt, n,o1a al H. o,,is;Ia
,,ri.n n,f T,nrn
nos. - no. Iota ht an,,o nt,to,. NV s,,aas u a
dad nn1 fbe }nrtien of nrnof rested chiolv IN
tLn ahnnl;lora ~ tIo ai,orta ia ato,Ln To;nn
an,, a.1 rnoo;ytu ioht s .a,o saro oon6 ~
small anu feeoipis 1ient, Ua6n eeles were To-
ported o. II ,Guo 6u NO. z at b3c. ana 4Uu ~ 40
at Go; Seller October waB nominal at G3@G31t1o.
grade advancing to nor btl, under tic fact of
Smaller racointse whila rrnat deal has vot tn l1a
ni.ou IL ln peioto nens w nealosuay: lne nlhIkGe
was very WoaK az me outeet, IN sympathy with
the general tono, 81. .05 best bid Tor No. z +; but
the first salo was at $1.15, and tho market
afterwards roso to a1.2O closing stronr
nj a11H for cash nr an,1cr tho unntl
11thcr ont;nna wnra un,aant;onod NJ
,l Ssoi a :, n NJ l'..4o..aouou ~. .ti ~
c!usea 1'rth AZ SloVt anu folectcu nonlnal ~ ooc
Cash saleA were reported OF S00 bn No. 2 ut
81.20; t,G00 bu do at $1.19; II 200 bu do ut
51.18; l.GOO bu do at 81, II: $500 bu do ut
S1.15: 9.G01 I'm No. 4 nj s1 On: i 911 In, in At
9sn = ao1 In do nj o7o ion IL, ,5o NJ i;c. an
iu H. ~ Ssn oon h., ~, uo,,,,,ia - ~ - % oo0
bu 90 nt 9l.lS; 10y bs do Ct silly 400 bn do at