, 1874-10-08
600 bu wheat, 100000 b,l corn, $4,000 bu oats,
nnt1 16.1DD bn bArioy.

HI1u lHtHTH III btfIt$t
Without l,o!ng materially lowor. Tho market
ope,led will. III apparently strong feeling. baaol
on ratllor small recolpta OF hogs. Dnt 1t was
soon ascertalned TINT hogs aro ,nEssod back IL
wcnknea', md then buyers Of, rrosncs hold oil,
except those who wautod u1nall lots Of pork md
1nonts fns consumption, and they generally pro.
ferrul tho now to tho old. lIio stocls Of old
@ md Il a ess s9s whio L IS ISL d i' fo 'Is Frozen" sa
moatiier IL favorable for inahinR now prod.tot,
nnd tl!e octobor cutting will 10 considerably
above lllo nvcrage; ono firm alono IL reported to
nc per 'sFss ~ss e St iSoo afopea s'' rao at poi Is
n,ents In nnusnaliy SLOW, bdyolH refusing to take
hold at o,,rrent quotations. They argue that, ii
tho hog crop s Hlort, tho nnxiaty Of tho farmers
to aaso corn for nAarhet will CAUSE them TO rMsl,
under oomrotttion between sollerg. llcnco sloy
sre tlisposed to wait, instead OF buying largely
nhontl. Ms In former ycals. Thin makes traGo
flat, tho lcntli'g domand being for meats on
Southern account, Mcas pork and lard worc 4
future dcliycry. Winter ,ncato wero markoa
down, ami -now meats nnchanged. The
matlsot clouod at tho following rango Of
prices: blesa pork cnah, s2t.5o@21,75: osol1or
si7s5cS17.s7l4 do soller January and Tebri,ary'
is.25. Lard, eaeh' ' sia5o@i1.55; ',1o, Ho seilor
October. to I'LL cotltrartB, $1,000 aEkGu; TO,
sellor November, $t1.75 ; 10, seller tho yoar,
Sl1.50; DO. scllor Jnnunry and February, ali GO
@l1G211. do, seller February, 5l1 .75@11.s0;
simmer lard, 19tiG6O1g9Ic. Bweot-riclo,l hams,
12,1G013o for 16G015 Ii ayoragc,, fresh cured;
dry-salted neata, loose A. 8GD8tic for ahonl-
dors, cash md seller October; 13G@1314o for
short riba, cash aud seller October tho
nalno boxed at 1(@9So per ID nbovo theao
prices; Atanmer long clearg, 1lHlo; DO Bliors
clears, 12c; do short rib8, Ike; do Cln,ber-
1a.M1a. 1to; do shoulders, 8>lc, loose. Bacon
all packcd III hhda; tho camp loosc, 10 1owor.
Nscon lla,1,R, 15@1Gc. AIcsB Eecf, 32.5U: cxtra
rncsa do, 9lo.5o; loef hams. &2l .50@22.o0 City
tallow, 81G@Bafc; grease nominal at G@9c.
Salca wcre reported OF 125 brls mess pork at
a2i.70; 100 hr}s do ct 62l.G2i1; 175 bYis do ut
s2i.60; 1900 brla do aollor tho year Mt $3.50 !;
$50 brls do Mt $17.87lS 600 brls do solior Janu-
ary mud February at S1B.20: 7G0 brla do Mt
;sla00; $50 brs do seller February Mt sl8.35 /;
20 tca summon kottlea lard at s14.o0 per l00 lbs
go tcs do sollor tho year at a11.56; 1,5uo tcs
do at s11.5o; $50 tea do BOILER january aud
Fobrunry ut 911.Ca15. =: .s--7s''",'-' e*'
Flour was dull, with q slightly casior focllng
on tho part OF hollolg: but no decided reduction
fn prices except in rS8 1lonr. Shppora wero not
in tic market, and tho eaacs woso chioily lnado
to local conatmcra. Drau WIS in good supply,
but n sllado 1irnlor that yestorlay. Sales wcro
reported Of $50 br1s white winter oxtras on pri-
yete terms 25 br1s spring extras (patcnt) ct
500; l75 brs do at s5.l5; 100 btls do at 5000
Is brls do at aA.5O; 600 rlB do on private torms
100 brls srperiinos ut $t.12lHz; lou .brls ryo Mt
s5.d0; 150 brs do OIL private terms. Total,
LIDS l>rs. AlHo 10 tollH bran at $780, OH track
10 tons do at $1,000. delivered; % tons corn
mcal at $4,000, on track. 11o market oloaea at
tho following range Of prices: