, 1862-07-22

COMMERCIAL.


MosDAx EVENING, July a, 1853.
REcaIrTs Fob Last FoaTE-E1GHT HouRs-
7 Flour Wheat Com Oats Rye Bar
csna ...... f. a1s oa 41ss2 3 81: On: oa.
S ,;;;5 rs IS IS 80 g i555 555 4
6 ts&oRR... az rs ss7l4 ssss SIS 81
g&HWRR.. 4s 6l09 s5o 1a1 60o
ro.sl. 1916 ss1ss 1s4l6o teoa5 174e a1sa
I'd dsssfe. Ell 1tss 4sss Wool, F!ss:rssa. H?za
n7an hs. Ea x NJ i Ms of1s; q rs.
geHR aR sis IS 6 sol III ~ III =: -:
1SstE.:.:: e.: 10 ITO 6e5 100 80. -: -: 5000
Total >. ~ 12ao 1865 5a27a 10 500
SHIPMENTS NJ LAKE, Last FoRTF-E1oHT Houns.
Flour. WheatE Oats, Rye BEI'y-
To Buffalo. 's.s 2ssss 1.is55 $500 $500 49, 1
+ + + g S$ss5Rs as;4s s 55i55 3i
10 eefs soaellell. ra 49,. $50 4'. -: ..: " 49,.
Cspe Vincent. 15eoo
Totsl..-... G5s 717oo e5055o $500 a5soo 80.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS YAKE-5uEF II.
Lumber, aes'p'f1 ft..l. 1sseo Flour ssnss 1oss
Shingles, no. 40 gc9 Wheat, bu...'. d ds5 " "
Timber. IT,. 15.GM Oats, bu..--.. s.5n .5!o
Stayee uu.,. 205,hOO Pork, brls...... $50
Halt, brls ..s... 2,G00 Highwlnes. brls 2l1
Fish. br1e. 10 Hides no .--... St
Coal, tons-..... 3,0S5 Lead, tons..-.-. III
RECEIPTS AND sBIHAENTs BIZ cASAL-JULT 70.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, htls--.... SO Lumber II --.. 39 III
Corn. bu 34.293 SHINGLES, no.. S},HQ
Coal, tone.--... 1875 4ash p:s ....-. 2e,M0 @
Salt. brls 500. 17o
The receipts Of produce during the past forty
a1ght houra embrace 4,sts brIa. -four, ss,ds5 bu
rye, and 2,183 bu barley.
| There WIS good attendance on Change and tho
general markets were greatly excited In conse'
quence Of further advance Of gold and sterling
| exchange in New York, and prices Of breadstnfa
| advanced very materia1ly-or rather currency was
! depreciated The more favorable news from Eu.
| rcpe by the last steamer a1so tended somewhat to
| stimulate prices.
I When the news ofthe second board was received
from New York, showing decline Of per cent
in geld, from the quotations given at the frs
board, the demand for grafn Tas less actige, ant
the market closed quiet.
There was good demand for Flour and the mar
ket advanced 10c per trlS7ith Gales OF about 4 ~
br1e at 81. .4c565 for lower grade TO choice wfnte
| extras; $3.s5R4 % for epEng extras and s31
| "a g for epring superdne. The offerings wer
| very light.
The wheat market opened firm and became III
usually e1circd-priccs advancing &c per buEhe
| About 100 eco bushels we're cold, at 66}49s9c &c
Amber iowa; s6Gsss for 30 Spring; TS@sac Il
No Spring; and 73c foE Rejected 5ptingg--tf
market cloeng quiet. under the influence Of a rea
ton in gold
There was also IN active speculative and sht
: ping demand for corn, and prices advanced 10
On lots in store and 1G517cf for corn afloat. Abo
275,cto bushels changed handa, at 2'zz929c f
Il Mixed afIoat: a6@asc fo1 Rejected aaoat; 27$
;: as16c for Mixed IN store; and 23G24c for Reject
y in etore-closing leRs buoyant after the receip
l. Of the news from New York that gold had decln
! = cent. ....
= Oats were in good demand at 9c, with but hg
;. ! sa1es at N@s7hc-holders generally asking 271z
O | Rye wac in good demand at 43G43Hc. Bailey VI
sold at 50@61c. Highwines were firm, with liz
>. sales at Soc. Tallow was in very active rcqne
and We note sales Of prime city 1T &C. Lard in go
is demand at Txc.
st F1eights were active and eaeier-with engas
'e mente Of II vessels ut 7s@Msc fos oats, 11@11,
4' for corn, and 1a@12119c for wheat to Buffalo;
1Gc for coru to OsSeso-closing dull.
FLOUR AND GRAIN IN STORE IN CHICAGO.
The following table shows the amount Of fl
and wheat and corn in etore on the 2lst inst, CO
pared with the an,uunt in store week since, a
that in store at the same period in 1851:
July q, 5aly IL, July
Flour, es:s ....... IL -: 5s'sso 81 =
re co1n a9ss. .664 3,242, ,1sl l,so2,