, 1875-11-28

/ e4tfeT Aff1l-
GREAsE-Wus nominal at 7@9c..
BEEF PRoDUcTs-Wera steady and quiet at fo.s
S,oW ior mess, so.75a .1.oo for extra naeas, ant
| S!D.Uo 10 for hams.
TA11'o"-"as quoted at az1@2c.
I 8ReAosTUFFs.
| FLoUR-Wae very dull anl no,o!nally unchanged
though the weakness in wheat made that market easier
and sellers would undoubtedly have been willing tt
shade prices If they could hare found buyers. s.le
Sere reported Of so brls winters damp at $40; e5
brs spring extras. partly at $500 Is bs,s spring
| perhnes ut $i.o0; and 10 brls buckwheat -four OF
private terma- Total 775 hrls. The market closed
the following rangc Of prices; Choice wntar extras
s6.so975o; common to good do. S5.25@s.25; spring
extras, si-50a475; good do, $;.oos5.a5; choice do
s525@575; patents do, $o.o@7.so; spring superhnes
ea5o9+.2a; rye -four, $42584.4o; and buctwhaat do
S3.50@57s. ..
BRAS-Was in good demand, and advanced 61c On
light supply saes wazerepozted Of 80 tons nj Sl2Coa
/ 1850 On track.
M1ppLrsos-sa1es were 20 tons coazss ut s:4.no On
tzack, md 20 tons medium $500 free board
@ saonrs-saIes we're 10 tons At sl3to tree On board
and do (new} kiln dried ut SIT. .75'9 1900.
WHEAT-Was active aud weak, declining Ike, and
s!os,ng tAe 3owsE th,n ea Friday evsoihg HssfPoo1
some 10 be due partly to local nanpulatioh and New
York was dun. the quotations Of the preceding d.y
being reported to be 5@7e above the limits Of Euro
pean shippers. Oar reeeipta vera largs expected,
and the weekly st,temsnt showed that the receipts
have exceeded the shipments BY $4,000 bu, stocks
in store ha'fag grown much. the few thoa-
sand bushels taken for city consumption. The stocks
elsewhere are also growing in volume at rapid rate
COO bu, and now 1t probably exceeds 17.ooo 00o
bu, Milwaukee having drawn heavily from ths
country during the past si1 Gays. It Was also under
stood tLat Mw.ukse operators selling largely
this market hedge a3aust their operations At hom
Al these things tended to We sEne4s. aud hus
q1r nY hafn hr7}
doubedly have caused much greater docline.
As It was, the short interest ,too1 hold rather
3eief December opened 81 slo5T, md declined to
sl.o4H, closing at s1oi..- selsr J.nua1y roid at
st-15a,.l514. Seller the month sold At sl04! "a 05<
closing with cash No. spring at 81 o44ai -04is. No
do closed 1t sskc, and lete ted do noi.taally Ut
At SLOT 1o'.&o1 hu No. do at 81 A4s1.95as
29 500 bu ~ do 1T adkc; T. 90 bu rejected 10 4;
COO bo.
MINNESOTA wHzAr-Was active. and declined to l@
mike up ; cargo Tor The Mlwaukee cofne:. buyers
pree1n0 that, lest the regulaz grade hould be OBJ
jected to delivery. Sales we!e reported Of $500
The bulk of tho No. changed hands Il Sin.
CoRN-WAs more active, but weak, declining 14c
o. sh o sa va,
not large and ths stocks in stora appear to hare de-
creased Soma coo bn dus1ng tho week. But the
good 1nany people have been expecting slight squeeze
Ut the end Of This month and few prepared to take
icated however that tie Leading long held out .hia
prospect only for the purpose Of soaring the shorts into
bu57ng, and havins arranged ali that he could, w1s
anzioas to settle with hs rest on muh lower terma.
Nearly al the transactions for November and many
Of those for the year were in settlement The cash
corn otfsre va taken. ostensioy Tor shipment being
spTead expectation IN the country that more
sent in earlier and 30 was held back which
accounts for the uncalcuated for arEais Of old with
in the Fast three weeks. Then, the shozts id not
scare they used to do, they felt thAt they could
fall otck the rule In OF attempt to squeeze
The Milwaukee longs are happy n the knowledge that
It 6o4c, md declined to 4axc eosng st 40 Baiiez
January sold at 444;s il.c- se1er February At Aa
At 49o, and high-1nt1ed SOC, aaked. Cash sales
were reported Of 13a0O hu high-nj1ed at 5J@50tc,
Is S os 9 oa nsn \, No. IT It
At 43c 40 bu do kiln-dr1ed at 45c: 400 bu old no
grade At 43c: 2, 40 bu new do 1t 37@37Nc 400 hu
white lnew) at no. 40 bu old by sample II Sic 5000
bu BY sample 1t 4o9a5o; aud 4oo bu ears at &c. Toa
Isl, 400 bu.
OArs-Wero quiet and 17c lower. The market was
,orn and New York, and ruling very quiet but se.d5
lu1ug the latter part Of the session. Early there WA
nad soe lsdna Ia see. the
month the year sold ut 317f@30Hc, closing ut the
nside, December sold at a0K@303sc, and January at
o1 {, and closed 1t 3o71c, and rejected 26s26xc.
eceipts in North Side houses beIn8 quoted 1t 27@
bid Cash sales reported Of q, 100 bu No.
: 304 330Bc: AGO bu rejected at 2f@ @!5Ac; 1000
u by sample ut s2h@ }8Hc, track. Total eosoe bu.
RYE-Tha demand Was less urgent, but the Offer
ngs were small and the market rnsd steady 1t the
ecent advance. No. sold at CSC, and rejected Was
uoted at 64@65c. Options were inactive 1t s9059kc
Or DeceEnber, and 7uH@7lo for January. sa1ea:
400 bu No. 2at 69c.
BARLEY-Was moderately actire, averaging 1@lHo
ower. Tho trading principally among the shorts
nd other operators who settling up contracts.
he demand tor cash limited to few uTdere for the
,wer grades. The general market waa weak, under
eavy receipts Of cAnada barley, and reports that
bout $50 Of Utah grain ii transit to be dis
1buted here and IN neighborIng dttes. Seller tho
,onth sold at 8s@s8hc, closing 1t the outside aud
ecember sold 1t 60: down to e3Ac. closing At 81he
abruary sold at SIC, The lower grades and samples
ere unchanged. Cash sales wrre reported Of $3.50
u No at e6498ie: 100 bu No. At Is 957o 2,S.0
Ly sample a0cQ$1.o 90 track. Toszl, 300 ou.