, 1874-11-09

mont will bo required to give prices Atahiltty.
Thnto WAS FREQ inquiry for tltied fruits. Do.
inentio 10 wolt aa foreign descriptions wero DIP.
tributed 10 libornl aggregate. ntMl wero ltrn N
aPfets p e asS reosted 3 ~ sos
tntoi.s., Oils ruled quiet md nonlinal1y an-
changed.
At Tue lumbar yarda a fair bualneHn vaa trana.
" eiaSa sS 5 rSfs o 1as as fBa"s
materials wefe Ii moderate dolnand. Nc changes
wero noticed In iron, ,netala, or nsils. Wool aud
hops wero quiet, but firmly hold at the current
prices Tho demand Tor sooaa ' lmnrsovsout s s a',a
these being chiefly In re1uest. Broom-oorn WAS
firm. Choice potatoes wero In urgent request and
very Atn, tho supply hcing Inadequate. Hay WAS
soarco aud firm. ahu1o and poultry wero dull
ansl weak.
IIghwines were 1uiet md steady At the rnliug
pricc Of tho paat fow days, aa1ea being limited TO
DO brla at e0{4o por gallon. The market closed
firm.
4Ao for oor1i aud 4s{o for wheat by sail to Duf-
faio. Thero whB little domand, and not muoh
frotght room oTorod A Total Of 1avo chartora
was reported. which will carry ont III, 900 bn
wheat, beallea QUO voasol chartcrod to carry
PROVISIONS wore moderately active, though lesa
30 than on Friday. and easier on tho spaeulatiyo
articles, chloay In consequence, Of decline u
the prico ct 1--we hoga ut tho Stock-Yards, which.
III kuTQ, WH8 tuG TGHQlt u HhEul NcRtnais NV u
largo receipts. The hacking soaeon opens very
slowly, tho thernaometor giving . longor loaso ol
life to tho pigs than tho owners counted on.
This ma,tes oash product temporarily tcafoc
and strong. but acts the othor way upon options.
ne tbs hoga have to 10 killed somo time. and tho
quantity Of product On hand lhto tn tho Haanon
will probably bo largor than II it wero moving
out now. Liverpool waa stoady on lard to-day,
and Now York ahado easor. in aympAthy with
Chicago. Pork options fell OF hego 400
hrl r1, trfn tinNtAnNrH.
Lard options declined a1d@5o per 100 lbs,
while cash was stronger, beinR genorslly
held at 13o per ID. Meats woso aruacr.
Tho market oloaod At tho following range Of
Noyomber, nominal; do, aollor the yoar, sl7.16@
17,20; do, soler January and February, $17.40@
17.45x do. solltr February. $l7.67j1@l7.70 ;
primo neaa. e15.25@15.50; and extra primo,
sl25o@l27S hnfd ss1 ses' 9s w. mont 20 s2 oo do
and Fobruary. al1.751il.7 .77}f do, sollor Fobru-
ary, s11.90@l1. 1.D215. Hweot-pick}etl hams, 1l5{@
1l9(c for 1d@l5 ii average, fresh cured, groom
hama. 169lG lbs average 85a@9c for Nosom'
dors $40 for shortribs, and 81 ter short eloar
dry.sh!tod meats. looso, o. tG1a91o for shoulders
9i{@9}6e for shortribB, o>a@915o Tor !ong clears
! 9S6@031e for abort clears, and 854@oo fol
Cnnberlands. Tho seme boxed, 10 above those
pricea. Loug cleara and short rlha, boxod, Or
aol1or November, and 8gsl@816c ee'lor Decem
bor. Bacon meats nominal. Ness beef. e8,2
extra mess do, 1925; beef hams, $10.O0@2l.QO
according to quality, City tallow, 8A@a1ho
grease nominal at 6l1@7o: sales wero reported
| Of la0 brIs mess pork At $500; 2G0 brls do at
S17.75; 900 brls do, eoller tue year. Of alt go
5UO lrla do at s17.l6 1.75o br1s do, aaller Fab
rua1y, at $17.70; 500 br!s do at 417.a7}9 l.01{
brla do at 817G5 80 tas lard ut 81900 y tot
lbs 250 tca do ut s12.75 1000 tca do, aeller tllt
tca do ut sI1.70 $50 tea do, aollor February, a
| sl1.021I; 75D tea do at s11.op; $50 tos do a
Sil.s711; 1000 tes do At $l1.s5; 100000 th'
shoulders IN days oltl) at To; 20 boxes do a
| Cs1c; 40 boxos short ribs at 9sio 5000 po
groon hams Cos Ibs) at 90 ! 1,5o0 pea do at 10.
The packing rourns st tho season to date, tol
tho past four years, ara as follows:
] Ef,1fa Enrludtn