The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

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1T. Louis, Nov. 10.
WHEAT-At the call was not &C.
tive, but both cash aud options ruled
firm, and cash No. 2 red winter I'D.
vamcing to 3 1.2c at the close higher
than yesterday, but cash No s red
was in no active demand, but sold at
l.2c advance, while No red was
slow but nriner. Cssh sales Of No 2,
oil In single car.lots, were at an o..
centling graduation frsm q IS l.2 to
1 IS l.2, / IS bid for 5000 bu without
seller. Options were dull aud firm.
ness WAS feature, but there was not
On adequate demand 10 fully develop
the feeling. For November, opera.
tions were apart, and no sales con.
sum mated, 5000 bu offered at q 50,
bid only l Sc; 5000 bu sold Decem.
ber at $l SO, which was 10 better than
yesterday's bid ; bid the year at el IS
without seller. Cash No 8 red win.
ter at the call was In no demand Of
account, aud had only indifferent
sellers. We note sale Of Q few car
lots at $l so, which was Ice better
than yesterday, but . following offer
Of 5000 bu for el 50 found no buyer.
CORN--Was In brisk demand ct
the call, and higher oil round, quite .
notable movement marking the sea.
sion % compared with some timc
past. Sales cash old No 2 mixed werc
st 10 1.2c, or 1c better than yesterday
aud new participated In the improv.
ed tone aud sold at au advance, car
lots at $50. In other grades Of old
grain therC were neither sellers or
Luyers.
OATS--Also were more active at
the call for cash. but not much want.
ed for future deliveries, aud tor cash
were higher on all grades. We n0tc
sales Of car lots OF No 2 In Central
elevator at S2c, and in St. Louis ele.
vsior at 50 SIC, which were better
than bids yesterday 1.2c. Sales Of
No 2 white were also l.2c higher, ~
35c, and same Of rejected at 29c.
TOBACCO-We quote Inferior
ard light weight hhds lugs at IS so
to 4 80; factory lugs - TO s; plant.
ere do e5 so to z; common dark leaf
% 30 to 8 90; medium shipping leaf
% 50 to II; good shipping do FL so
to IL 30; medium manufacturing do
90 to II 50; good 10 fine msnuiac.
turing do @l3 to II; medium bright
wrapping leaf go to 80; good do do
>S5 10 46; tine aud fancy do $50 TO 20.
Live sssek Market.
CATTLE-Ths market was steady
and tirm, with fair existing demand
from the different classes Of buyers.
Offerings light, some forty car loads,
with about rs from the day previous,
making In oil On sale some 65 car
loads, the bulk again consisting al.
together OF common mixed native
aud Texan stock that buyers took In
absence Of anything better. Inferior
ehlppers were quite urgent IN their
demsuds for medium aud fair to good
stock. but had 10 be satisfied with
what was on sale. Transactions only
moderate. We note tramsters to the
above buyers st % 81 l.2 to 8 10 8 10
for fair TO good native cows % 80
for common and 2 81 l.2 Tor medium
do. stock cattle steady aud firm,
with strong order and personal dc.
mand for medium 10 good native
checkers and feeders which are scarce
aud the few lots offered found ready
lisposal at 3S 26 to so per 100 lbs.
Beef cattle unchanged, with fair de.
mend for good bu,chers' stud.
HOGS-Ths market to-day was
weak and very inactive with large
supply, IN fact the pcns we're all full.
. great many being put into the cat.
tle pens for want Ut room. Packers
put II an appearance early In the day
but soon withdrew without making
. single purchass, the warm weather
preventing them. Holders very very
snxious 10 dispose Of their stock aud
expressed . perfect willingness to
make . reduction. The only opera.
tions OF any consequence were ship.
pers Of this class handling freely vt
THAR own hgures. however, the range
paid being from % 90 to Z. The mar.
ket closed slow and quiet, With con.
adorable lett over. Quotations were
- 20 10 20 for packers, u 10 Z Is
for butchers, and Is % to Z tor York.
Crs.