, 1861-07-09

Ha6 in fair request, aud about 22O0 brta changed
hands at $3.00@4.0 90 for medium to fancy brands
spring extra. Towards the close, under the tuf1u-
encc of the New York dispatches. the market be-
came firm, and holders asked higher prices. These
vas an active shipping demand for wheat, and the
market was buoyant and 203c h1gher-with sales
Of atout 40 600 buehels. at saDssc for n. ". Club
In store; 6t@63c for No. Spring; and 67059Ac |
fer No. 2 Sprins-the market closing firm. Corn |
was active and &c higher. About 10000 bushels |
Of all grades changed hands, at a4c for River Mixed
abeat; 2s@2sKc for Canal Mixed ahoat; 21}39
&c fdANi1ed in store; and16R17c for Rejected In
etore, The DE- mand was chiefly for River and Ca
nal-but there was also fair inquiry for good re-
ceipts Of Mixed in store. Oats were in good de-
maud and the market WAS frm-wlth sales OF No.
n at 15c aaoat, and 151&c f. o. b. R5e WAS sold at
CSC in etore. Barley WAS neglected. Hishwinea
dull, with sales at t2@13c.
The furry Of last Saturday in provisions seems
to hare resulted in nothing. The thousand barrel
lots OF Mess Pork which were rumored last week
at from s145o@l5.0O are found to be apocryphal,
and even the too brls, which we reported, failed to
90 of. We understand that about twothirds of
The entire stock Of Mess Pork held In this city has
been eeld within the past three OF four days, but
for some unexplained reason the buyers have not
vet called for the pork and some Of the sellers did
rot expect they would. The market for provisions
therefore, remains nominal, without even the
usual retail derasnd by aanabernen.
Freights were dull. and in come instances lower
| the engagements being st 9,4c for cora to oss-
| de nebrrgh; 5HG5z5c for corn to Buffalo; and
| EXC for corn 10 Port Co1borne.
| FLoCR AND GRAIN IN STORE.
| The following ia the amount Of flour and grain
in store in this city today, according to the est-
| mates Of Mr. Cstlin, Secretary Of the Board Of
| Ttade:
tl0fr+ oF;s....--.....-.. ------..---,.-- ~
Mnea.
Corn. S3s 3 ~ II
OhtS. D0 dab,oUS
New WINTER WHEAT FLouR-The first lot Of
New Winter Wheat Flour received here this sea-
son was exhibited on Change to-day by Messra.
Il. G. Livingston l. Co. 1t was made at Jones'
bo1o, Union Co., H., By D, S. Dayie. The brsnd
is FAMED "Flora Temple and Is msde from
| White N'hest. Meesrs. Livingston i Co.. hsvc
for four years past been the first to receive new
-four.
The carload Of new red winter wheat received
here few days since, was sold to the Michigan
Mills in this city.
| SHoR7-W11GuT FLour.-Our eonmfsion dealers
1t present are very much annoyed By the -four
sent to them frcm the interior being short.weisht,
| We are reliably informed that nearly two-thltds
Of tho -four inspected in this city since the ap
pointuent Of Ms. Dalcs, the Inspector, has fallen
/ short from one to four ps per bbl. In such esses
it is well for ni1lcrs to understand, that putch8s
era claim that the seller shall either fill up each
barrel to the leg-l weight, or allow not only fo1
the -four but also for the labor Of flliEg.
In this connection we would state that since Nr
Dales has been appointed, BUYERS have found il
greatly to their Interest to have their purchases
inspected. The expense ts trihing, and 1t enablei
eeIlers to have all difficulties settled right here
isstead of having to wait for returns from th'
E:et.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fon wEEK ENDING JULY 8. 1861.
MosuA1 Evzs1so, July 5. 1851
The recsipts Of beef cattle and hogs during til
| week, compare with the two previous weeks q
tollows:
W.,k end's W'k endg W,kend'
Beef cattle, No.. 3,1a5 4,ssa 4,gS
The receipts during the corresponding week +
1850 were 1857 becves, and ,s6s hogs; and in 1856
I go beeves, and $50 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE.-Depressed and heavy. a
. Was the market weok ago. droEeE
found this weeks market even harder, an
good Judges estimate the decline at fully 4c. pe
pound, This, with falling of In the receipts {
Y about ], 100 head, was not expected but the dol
II fal news from New York for the past two week.
= has we'll righ discouraged shippers, and the
show but little disposition to operate at any prIet
except for prime lots, which are scarce.
The quality Of the cattle at the various yard
yesterday, was not so good as for two OF thre
weeks part 3; aud a. the inquiry was light for m
dunn stock, the masxet wore sery dull aapec
the tales mostly ranging from f. a5 to $500. The7
# were only few primeto extra lots offered, an
the.e brought $2.1ak@a 50. For this quality,
: the close, there wss rather more inquiry and K
market WAS ehaGe sitter; but common lots we
dull and Unchanged
Some of the bees cattle IN market were fra
Nil soud ard Iowa. Tbose from the central pa
= Of Illinois were generally Inferior; and drove
inform Us that the owners Of good shipping eatt
In that region are holding of at present-con
dent Of al Improvement In prices before long.
t.. At Sherman's I.ake Shore Yards yesterday mol
A :ag there 1918 head cattle; nearly sll OF viii
It ~e;c cold Or ebipred b5 to-day 7oon. The z4z
o:p1;ccs st thcec ya,ds was $a1211sD3 s5-a lar
j.. n.opo1tica kelo. S3oo A lot OF 10 head 60
IS ! steerp, frcm Missouri. we.c sold at s3aoo I
tHaf l;ed-avetselEK 143o r5- They were fn1eh'a
!. by Ton Humea, who fhips tlen e Ne1 ,Yo