, 1874-09-13
reported, which will carry cut 15o, coo bu wneat,

Reported which will carry cut 15o, 600 bu wheat,
| 100, 600 bn corn, aud 5000 bu oa1s.
| Provisions were quiet and stronger. sThe re-
cent sharp decline can scarcely be said to have
| brought out more BUYERS but holders afe frmor
! in their views under fair demand ut minimum
prices. Now York was on the uamard turn yes-
| terday afternoon, and the convention at Louis
vile seems to have been accompanied by r com-
parisoa Of yieus by p.ckers, in which they @cro
Inclined to look cheerfully upon the situation.
Present product may be quoted Csc per brl high
er on pork, 15@25cper 100 Tbs higher OIL lard, and
4c per ID higher on midd1es, with = moderate
Of next eeasons packing was IN moderate de-
nland At about FRIDAYS figures on pork, and SO
100 advance per 100 lbs in lard. The corner In
lard is in statu quo. The holders arc willing to
sell at 141zc per ID to parties who want to ship it,
but insiat that the shorts must pay lac for this
month and next Tho stock now here is eszimat-
ed to bo not much less than 20,00v .cs.
Tho market closed at the following range
Of prices: Mess perk, caab, s2s. .oo@'o3. Is !;
de 6e,oSS oseF ssR:s@ss1 so% e. sdGr s e seller xa.1
February, s17.25@17. SIX: Lard, cash or aeller
September, 314.5o@15.00; ); do, seller October.
$500 asked !; do, seller the year, 511.371s@
1ls7}1; sumner lard. 13}z@13slc- swees-picklsd
hams, 12>9@13c for 15-tb average. fresh
cured; others nominal at 10@llo; dry
salted meats, loose. at $1,000 for shoulders,
cash and SELLER September; .1ss6@134o for
short ribs, cash and seller September;
no short clear on sale; the same boxed at 4
@SS5c per fh above these prices; summer long
clears. 12,lfD1o1Gc- Bacon meats, 1Oc for shoul-
ders, 14}5c for short ribs 1454c for short clear,
all packed IN hhds; tho same loose. Ac
$3.50; extra mesn do, S10.50; beef
hams, 922-50. City tallow, 8@84c grease
nominal at 6G09c Sales we're reported Of
80 brls mees pork at 5000; $50 brls do ee1ler
the mouth at $4,000; $50 hzls do buyer October
At $2375; 500 brls do 1t s23 so; $50 brls do
seller the year at SIT. .371; 50 tcs lard for ship
5l1.3711; $50 tcs do seller JANUARY and February
at $11:3314; $4,000 lbs shoulders at &c: 10000
lbs do buyer the month at 91Isc; LOO, 900 tbs do
at Milwaukee at oAc; 50 boxes :Stanordshize
mddles at 12c 100 boxes Stafforis ut 1121c.
Tic following we're the receipts and shipments
OF provisions in this crty during the past week:
Receiprd. Shipped.
fof2, uI1s.-.. 1D63
Lar 1ar,, l..n. ns. 1920 5:2 a55
Flour naa quiet and unchanged There Was
but limited demand for shipment and only
light inquiry from the local trade, at former
prices The receipts continue rather small, but
that Is only because country millers do not care
to pay storage on large stocks here. There is
plonty ready to come in if wanted at prices |
Which pay to manufacture it. Bran was in good |
demand and strong. Sales were reported Of 300 !
brls white winter extras (3fagnoIia and De1ter)
spring extras (old Mimi At 1925; so brls do at
s5.15; 200 brls do at 5000; 800 brls do (neT)> !
ut S4-o0; 900 bris do on private terms; 50 brls !
at II % Total, 1850 brls Also 20 |
Tons bran at $500, on track; Is tons do st |
$780, delivered Tho market closed at the fol-