, 1874-11-14

ferorteu OF luu 0Fla "Eltt W1ateE cxt1Aa Al Souu;
oxt!as at e4.75 lu0 brs do at s4.50; 100 bris do
III Bapka At $500; 1,450 brls do OIL privatn
terms; 100 brls aaperitos at 83.G2>G 100 htls do
ut $500; 50 brfs buclwlleat at $500. Total,
1900 brls. Also 20 tona bran at $3.50 On track
Tho following waB tho clopug range Of prices:
Choice to fayorlte winters. 5T5@ 89s
Co.tuon to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t.0oGS 800
gnoict aprng a1tfas t.set4 e'e9
latent spring extras. GOO ool
napoGtlnes. S'nDge ~
nlckSheat our o0o,s 6s0
urin........".,....... ......-..-.... 16oos&lh'oo
Wheat was aottYo ard Irregular ut an average
decline Of .ao, though Now York was reported 10
higher aid liverpool s.ron whis our M teeeiR:s
monts But Liverpool was quoted 1s OH on
nnur, and this made many operators think tnat
there WIS miataao In the wheat quotations.
Thero was good danl Ut wheat gu sale, ludeat.
oiforlngs Of cash lots wero all takon up. but very
littla WAS wanted for shfpmont. tho No. being
mostly bought to carry against options. Tho
market heemea to be- fnost influenced BY the
news that wheat IL moving more freely IN tho
next week.. This would tona to dcpross psicos,
but tic loneB wo1o not without hope that 4
stronger tone in Europe will induce the farmers
lore 10 continue to hold bAok for the batter
prices which many oXEcct viii DO ronti5od TO-
wards Ills opening of tho next season OF naviga-
t,on Snoh Of tho holdora aa wsro frightened into
selling Ind disposed OF their offornEa by d little
past noon, and then tho marriott took on q lirmer
tone n',dor tho rcrnipt OF more encouraging
European advioes, closing better than yesterday.
Salier Dece'n ber opened as 87Slc. rcccd"u t"
B0}ao md advanced to $50 at the oioso, Seller
tho month sold at 8G@s7ll(o, cioaiMg Mt H7e.
seilcr Jannkry sold at 8754G09yo, closlng a. the
outside. Cash No. Q spring closed at Sic for
logular to Y7i4u for strictly fresh rbcoipts. No.
do closed Mt g3c, No. 9 do at $50. and rejeutol
nominaIiY at TOO. minnesota wheat closed tlrln
at 01o lor No. 2. Cash saacs wsro reported of
400 bu No. spring Ut 03o; 400 bu do at $40;
4uo bu No. astrlua, gilt edged, at s7!5o; 800 bi
do at s7ISo: 7.4a0 bu pnttlY do at 87l{o; 24.s09
llu do at a7t; 10, 900 but do At 8IJ5o; 1G.G00 hu
do Mt 8654c; G.660 bit do at 8G56c; 5,0oa bu rogu-
lar at s0}9e; ! 900 BY No. Q Apriug at s3c; 2,40Q
bu do ut 82yic; 2,4uu bu do at 821eo; 8DU nu do
E.) Al 8lo; 2.aou bu No. Minnesota at 9l.00;
a,011 nu do ~ u9o; ll,0Q0 bu do ut 83Ao; 1,209
bn do at 9Bo 1,GU0 bu No. do at 0lo; 400 bu
No. Northwestern NJ o7o. Total III, 900 pu.
Corn was moderately aoliye, at about the Hams
range - yesterday bung dull early md stroug
later, under tho receipt of utlrises Of greater
strength at other points. Liverpool advanced
3@Gd uer $50 lha, aud Now York waa 1e par bu
higher. Thsts Wns not much douan for ship
meut, but tho inquiry for uow No. 2 for tllatp
poBe exceeded tl2o supply, md tho short Interest
took hold Of options very freely in the latter
palt OF tic session. There waa O good deal Of
discussion rs 10 tho future supply Of corn It is
scnorally couc"dcd that the old il very nearly al!
opihien es to the accuracy 81 tho official deluu
lion TINT tbs crop Of tho United S:ates il $780,
001 0uu bu. OF " 900 600 in excess OF that Of hist
year: Even, however, If tie yield should DO Eo
much. tho supply il hcll'g drawn upon very
much caslier !Lan usual, and thers is prospect
time that another crop IL available: Our proa-
ent stocks arc small, anil the old cotn blIs
fair. to be all takon ont by tho close OF this
month. Seller November opened ut 7iI5c re-
75e sel;of Tic h ] yeas so VI a75 "a H esa eosips a
at $50. seor 2iay soltl ut Gs2;l e G9c: cash No.2
cloged ut TIC FOR old, ha-...lAed vt 75It, old sc-
jccted at 72o. and nav do al CJo. Casl, sales
wore reportod Of a,0oo In hisl,-mixol at 75;4c;
BY do At 11yIo; 1a,0oo bn No. i Ut 15:'(c: ii ,a15
bl, do at 1attae 4a4rY bu d. ut 7ac; 5,0uo hi do
at7.;Sc: 1890 bu do at 744fo; 5.10U In 10 1T
74j@c; 5000 bn do At 7A9Se; $40 bu roj actod old
at 72c; 1000 bu do nov (partlv kin-drie,1) Ut
do At 65alc; 2,Aco bu do at o5o; 6,00o bu nov
sAcllcd by sample, at Csc; 4,U00 BIZ do as $40;
1000 bu do ut GGc $40 bu do ut B5c; 5000 bu
do at Gao, all on track. Total, LOG, ,G1l bu.
Oats "ore rather less active in cash lots, but
With q good deal mora dong In the year option,
and averaged 25@}So highos, utdcr tho fact Of
very light recoip:s (0nly lG car-loads boing in
speclea in this uloralny) aad an advance VI lc
per bu in New York, iJnod 10 IL moro active ont-
ward movement here, which prom.soa to leave
very little i'll gtoraby tho closu Of the season III
navigation. Settler tho aanth opened at 4slt@c.
md advanced to 1870 At tho Close Seller the
yoar said ut 474l@433Sc, and closed AZ 48ll@
4a1;I55c. Cash No. 2 closed at 1870 for car luts.
sales woro ropor!ed Of 1000 bu No. q ut A83tc;
l4.suo hu do Ut 1880; 17.2Q0 hu do ut 4sj5c;
7,400 hu do ut 4Si4o; 1,2UO bu No. q Nhto at
50c; 1900 BIZ do at 4o.1c; quo bu relected at
aGc; 1.2no bu allto BY, sample, at SEC; go hu
No. 2 do at Ole; GOO bu do u 501lo; G09 bu do
at Goo, all OIL truck. Total, 0,400 bll.
Rye waa quot and firm ut yesterdays figures,
tho rather light demand being mot by 8 very
uu,all suppiy. Cash anles vera reported OF 800
hn No. 9 At 851loi 1900 bu, do at SIC, aud 400
Du by aamplo ut s8c, on track. Total, 2,400 III.
local s ~ aud Hsy 1ea aa sse nsry y o
daily supply continuing anall,, with q ratnor
active shipping movement, aud y large niort
interest here to BE- PROVIDED for. Seller tho
month opened at Si;23 md advanced to sl;27.
sl.27l6, closing ut al.s7. Cash No. 9 closed 1t
$1.a7 ia A., D. Il Co. 8, aud 41.a5 elsewhere. No.
., in ordinary houses, closed at about $l.15t and
rejected ut s Los. Caah Balcs were reported Of
4,400 bu No. 9 at S1.a7; 1.c0U bu do at $1.2G;
G.60a bu do at sl.24; 5,00u hu DO 1t sl.2s; zoo
bn No. . at SLIT; 400 bu DO at $1.15; 3,UU0 hE
do at $l.l4; $500 bu do at fl.1311; 400 bu do
ut sll9; 40o bu rejected ut sl.l0; 400 bu do at
Sl.o5; 5000 bu by aamplo at $3.50; 400 bu do at
91.a5 900 bu do at sl,27; 100 ba do ut s1.25; !;
400 bu do ut sl,21 500 bu do at $l.18; 800 bu
do at sl.19; 4A0 bu do at $l.10 all OH track
400 bu at 9l.1o, delivered. Total, $4,000 bu.
THE PROVISION rnoapEor
The Boston GloJe' Of tia 10th inst. has tho
following from ita Chicago correspondent:
The total packing Of the West last Reason mas larger
n number ind lighter In weight Of hogs. It opened
Immediately upon tho severe financial panic. Prices
Of products wore low, and induced sharp foreign
demand, which aHsstea tic reduction Of tho atoeHa
early to sueh an exent that tue rosnainaer easily
worked into strong hands and disposed pg 1t co-
paratiyoly high prices during the summer; and H.
though foreign expora fell on by tho middle of tho
seaaou On sccouRt Of tho Rlvance tn Values and
although the high prices uf winter HuG cnused argo
loma demand for summer cured 1-wllcl IN thia city
was about $4,000 logs. against :l5,ooo during tho
lulnmet Of ldI3,-Wa enter tnto Tue aeazQn with =
lighter stock III first Aanda than eyor BEFORE
The Question Of The supply Of hoga, aud pricss at
wlicl II would be safa to tako hold for tho 1resc1t
SEASON. have been tho subject Of acys speculation,
te daaxa 10 tha corn erop hy drought III sosae see-
tiona, a,u M drought and gsassloprers combined in
others. the conflicting relortR tho probAba Yall
OF the CROP an ths advanca In prices to nbout ouhs
thoso Of ona yenr ago naturally fostering tho Interest
Ill 1r0sberttp1 yu1urE nf fhA nnIv.r IN