, 1874-11-04

Qamo waB salah!e, but Wild dhcka were lower,
owing to lnrga ofsorinAa. ascan fruts wofe III
waa llttlo change in prloop. though apploH noro
lIlgLwinos woro Inactive, aud nomlnaly go
lower, Ut DG@o0>so ror gallon
4c for wl1oat. and ~ for corn, by sail, 10 BUFF
faio. Only ouo chartor was roportod. mud TINT
was n1nto Into lust evening. It will taho ont
$1,000 bn corn.
proviatons wore auiot, but firm, at about tho
llyo hogs wcro fatr, mud tho weather was still too
warm for packing but thoro waB no wenknesa
either In hogs or product, especially as Liver
pool 'yas reported ad pcr liz lbs higher on 1ard'
Eq hea o's s nj si5So 90 eotih yhoss pof sesr tIo
yonr. s1o75; do, sel!e1 january, si7:oS; 75, 90,
1al5c, tho outside for small :, lots;
sellor io moath lard lo,r n0minai 11a1e. ao a.
aeiler Jauunry ll}5c do, nollor Fobrnary, 1l34e.
there bong scarcely auy ready Tor delivery now,
whl1o royular paokcrs say th4t reoont quotations
Tor future gro too low. Inilow w9a oasief sr I a.
moss rork at a17.bU; go brB do. Bellcr tho year,
0t Sl0.75: $50 hrla do, soltos Jauuary aud
February, ut St7.05; 30 tcs lard nt 1215o; 100
lea do Ut 12o; $50 tea do, aolor February, at
1870. .....-....
Dressed hogs were quiet ut so,75@7oo per 100
lbs.
Fionr was inactive. and nominalsy unchanged,
at s4.25D4.50 for fair shipping spring extras.
Bran VIVA quoted ut Sl4, 60 psr ton, on track.
Whea. was nctiyo aud weak AZ yostorday's
range Of prices Tho market advanced Init
evening under tho expectation OF higher Liver
pool to-day, Which was not verified lilo nrst
dispatch from tl,at point tlB nloEnlng WAS qnlot.
aud subsequent oucs quoted q decline Of I'd nor
100 lbs. Now York was Inactive, al election
leiug In progrosa there also. Our receipts we're
light. mud exceeded by tho shipnlonts. which
fact proyoutel moro serious dccllne, BY making
buyers moro willing to take hold Of tho FREQ
offerings. chiefly Of short wheat. Tho great
question now ngltatiug wloat cfro1os ts. whether
Or not prices have alroady declined to tue point
world over. No one sccms to DO able to answer
. tho question either way, though thoro aro
not q fow operators who romark that
"wheat is yory cheap" and so buy iu round
lot when the lnarlict tutns downward. only to
soil whot, tho markot chanRos so as to give tletn
nil eighth Of cont profit. There Is not Ut psesent
any decided Indication OF q wish to buy Tor hold
ing during tho wlnter, ind tho wheat now being
bought Is chiefly taken to carry against opttous.
The shipments Of wheat now belng made arc OF
now boiag delivered, tho purchasers prefosrius
to take tho CHANGES on an Eastorn marriott rathor
than pay out tho big differences asked In settle-
n1ent. Soler December opened to-day at 8611c
QGGlu0u 10 dt3Iut Auu Gluseu Ak 01u. EoAoE LAe
month, or scler The year. sold at 80D@851{o o,
closiug at 6I@3il1c. sellor January sold at
86il@874c. Cash wheat was nominal at tho
cioso ut 8Ac for No. 2 spring. 98o for No. do,
100 for No. . DO, 75i9o for rejected do, and 8sc
for No. Minnesota.
Corn was actiye. and advanced 1@c further than
last cyonng, the ayorago being exc bighor than
TINT OF yosterday's regular session. Liverpool
WAS 316l per 4Su !hs higher, with small receipts,
and our own receipts were very Light. only 2G car-
loads being inspected into stole this morning.
This, with tho knowledge Of tho fact that lho
market llas boon largely oyorsold for deliveries
for this mouth and tho year, brought out m &C
tive speculative demand, which put up prices,
especially as the Indications aro that free ship
monts viii take oyory ouahet Of old corn out OF
storo before tho cloHo OF navigation. SeIipr tha
month opened at 7191c, and advanced to 13c,
with sales of fully 200.000 bu at 7oN@79e ad
roceled to 1896 at the closo. CASH corn sold II
72t5fD73I1c, closing at 73l1c. Sollcr the yeal
soid at GS@6314c, closing ut GS1 10.
Oats wore III good speculative demand, ans
averaged 15c higher. III consequence Of small
receipts, and in sympathy with corn. Soler the
| mouth opened at 4Gl4a, advanced to i7Ac. aud
closed Mt 47c. Seller tho yoar sold at 453 6piGc
Ryo was inactive, but nomlnally steady ut 82e
| for pilt-edgod receipts Of No. 2.
Barley was inactive and nominal1y unchanged
| ut 81 10601.13 for No. 2, mud 9o@99o for No. 5,
Contra! receipts ut tho inside, aud A., D. Co.
| receipts at outaido quotations..
! unA1N IN sTonE.
! Tho following are tho foottngs Of tho oi1icia
report Of grain in Htore III this city OIL tho even