Daily globe., 1882-11-09
ALMOST A BREAK.
A Rattling Of Prices on the Chicago
Beard Of Trade.
HEAVY FALL in CORN AND PORK.
Wheat Slightly Lower in Sympathy
With Other Markets.
LARGE RECEIPTS OF NEW HOGS.
Indications Of Lower Rates for PrOvis-
ions OF all Sorts.
CHICAGO.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe. F.!

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A feeling of weakness
pervaded all the markets to-day. Too
muck politics interfered with the II ansac-
ton of business In none of the ccmmodi
ties traded in on Change was there any
great break, but all showed more or less
easiness, most noticeable in pork which
fell off badly. The decline in corn and
pork approached very nearly to break,
In wheat to-day fair speculative business,
was transacted, but the feeling was weak
and prices ranged and closed lower
than on Monday. At the opening
more Or less strength was exhibited, and
for time fluctuations in prices were con-
fined to small range. Larger receipts
than the trade anticipated. however, turned
the movemen downwaI~, later IN the day.
and at the close November, December.
year and January were 15@ 25c lower than
at The close of 'charg5 On Monday, and
May 1@11sc. December and May were
the favorite future deals Tn the ;f;ernoon,
although there was fair demand prices
were shade easier. About half million
bushels found purchasers. On the call
board spring was in good supply to-day,
and weak and lower. Winter was in fair
demand, but also declined under large Of
ferings. Flour was quiet and exchanged.
There was little inquiry from local buyers
or exporters. Stocks are only fair.
Corn to-day has behaved very peculiarly.
Cash has lost its advantage over the
months delivery, scoring little tumble
for itself, and closing 24c low
er than on Monday. During the
day this cereal was quite
active, and in the line of speculation a
good business was transacted. Prices,
however, were irregular, weak and con-
sjderably lower than Monday 'sifigures on
change. On the November futures the
decline suffered amonuted to 5sc, on year
to Ac, on January to lc, and on May to
1Sc. Year and May were the favorite
futures with traders. The weakness ex-
hibited as well as the decline suffered was
due mainly to large receipts, fine weather,
and the prospect of continued large ar
rivals. No. 2 was unsettled and
lower, with some trading in special house,
early at 671ac, but declined to 66c and
closed unsettled at 6521.@6614c. High
mixed lower, with early sales of special
location at Csc, but no demand for other
houses, and closed about 66@66Ic. New
mixed dull; NO demand; prices ruling at
the close of the board and held tolerably
steady during the afternoon, when
1,75O,OO0 bushels sold on call, something
over /. 100000 of which was for year deliv-
cry.
Large receipts and dull inquiry caused
oats to weaken this morning,
but a moderate business sprung mp
later in the day, making a recovery of lost
strength possible. Barley was. dull and
broke of two cents. Rye, although very
sluggish, held its OWL better, prices easing
shade.
The offerings o. hog products were lerge
under the influence of liberal receipts of
hogs and lower prices therefor, and the
market ruled decidedly weak during the
great portion of the session, and mate
rial decline i'll prices was submitted to-.
Shipping dems nd rather ie eht, end buyers
and sellers apart in views. Foreign advic4s
were rather unfavoraqle, and the eastern
markets inclined in favor of buyers. The
receipts of product were moderate, and tine
shipments were quite liberal. The Offer
:ngs of mess pork were liberal, and the
demand quite active. Prizes ruled weak
and declined 35@40c en- the whole range,
and closed easy. The inquiry for lard was
quite active, and the offerings free. Prices
ruled weak and declined 1O@15c per 100
pounds and closed easy. Cash quiet and
steady. In the afternoon the pork
| market was unsettled, but
| prices suffered no further
noticeable change. Lard was fairly active
| and morning prices held firm. The re-
ceipts of hogs are beginning to assume
the proportions prophesied by the provis-
ion bears. To-day $1,000 were received.
The quality is improving right along.
Prices were shaded LOG 20c to-day, and are
on the down grade. The demand at pres
ent is rather slow.
President Dunham, of the board of
trade, was one of the lucky ones yesterday,
being elected to congress from tho First
district of Illinois. He didn't have the
walk-away expected, however, his eleventh
hour Democratic opponent, Doane, put up
ouly three days before election day, COM
ing very close to laying him out.
***s'Do not grasp at the shadow and loose the
| substance Kidney-Wort is able to convert
! you from shadow of your former self into the
| substance of established health. Said sufferer
from kidney trouble, when asked to try Kidney
! Wort for remedy. ''I'n try it, but it viii