, 1862-07-17
CONINIERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 16, 1882.
ERCEHEs FOE LAST T~EHTF-FoUR HOURS.
Flour Wheat Com Oats Rye Ba

WEpxEsDA1 EVENING, July 16. 1852.
ERcEW9s FOE LAST rwESrF-FouR HoURs.
f,esr se1 whsat r. Com Sg 9sss ct. Re- r. Par Pc.
Ss1EE ,si sif SIS s5sS sS si sl9$ 81 81 i5ss 5
+, rs M 5MS 5ssS ssseo z:s 500 .eo -. -
5R4 5RR g.. Ills 5o13 i23ls Ano 1875 -;
i i 'i$ss i{ss as is '5 5 100 49,
zotal..-~... 6s52 si56s s1Mao 1857 55s9 1881
Il ds;'!e. I$s sess Wool. e .%5$s'4saa. R5;s ss
s ebS a:9!: lis 3 3 $50 1'sso 50 50 s;o s,o
2&5:E.: : ,isss -: -: -: =: ss55 81 d -: -:
rcta, .--... 12s11 7e s7s s5557 800 ~aaas
SHIPMENTS BIZ LAKE, LAST TwEsrf~FouR HOURS.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye- Billy
To B.ao Pila 55Io $3.50 Sc ssss5 e. 6ao S5 ou oa.
To k3nax,aa, sSn5Ssa,: -: loso 15ss -: -. -:
To To t!o'iinsWd t5Sies,s Il 15iss isis o.o
To .Gode1leh;:. 1927 10000 -: ca:o
Total .-.... 500 $500 1876 1925 65.o -.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BIZ cASAL-JULT Is.
Rsss; Ess S;:::: 6 ss Il nnts' $;:;2;;
Rye, hu -....... 66l Shingles, no.. 21a,5v0
farley. bu soy Lath, pcs..-.. 1V,tto
REcEprs AND SHIPMENTS BIZ LAkE-JuL9 IL.
Lumber ass.psE eo7oeo Fish, bsls Ssss' ~
Shingles, No.. !,0M Shipments. ~.
stass., no: ...... .1i0SSe Wheat, bn,.-.... $3.50
! wood, cords. $40 Corn, bu. .16t, Us
ssltl sssl, BIZ aH9s::.: 2,s1 2,s55 Oats 1876
The Persia, with liverpool advices to the sth in
slant WIS tcleezaphed this morning. The
| weather had been favorable for the crops, and
aour had declined Cd = brl, Sd on wheat, and 6l9d
| On corn.
| This decline in breadstufs, being considered at
A1st additional to that noted In the NorsreganS
dispatches, received Friday last te, ded to rem
der the leading markets very dull at the opening :
but after the receipt Of the New York dispatches,
it became evident that the depreciation named
| Was Tor the week, and they rallied and closed
eteady and firm.
There Easa good demand for Flour and VIC note
an active market at advance OF SC on the higher
| grades. About G,000 brls changed hands. at $4s9@
$50 for winter extras; g 55g45o for spring cx,
tras; md s. c9@3 s. for spring snper. The sup
ply Of choice white winter brands was quito mad
cquate to the demand.
The Whea. market opened dutl and prices fe1
&c under the influence Of the steamers news; hu
at this decline holders were unwilling to sell, ami
after the receipt Of the New York di patches, i
rallied to yesterdays figures and was active
: About 13e, ,o0u bushels changed hands. at Sic 70
No Red; SIC for No. = Red; sAGs5c for Amhe
, Iowa: sl1@s2c for No l SPRING. and s4D76c 70
No Spring. At the Close the market was stead
} and firm at SEC for No. Spring and 75}5GD76c fl
No 2 Spring.
The decline in freights cauFed better shipp1u
dEuend for Corn, and the market in some case
advanced 1sGl4c, with Gales Of about 17o,0t
= bushels, ut 32c for River White afoat; 26H12sA
:, for River and Canal Mixed atloat; a5a426c Fl
n Canal Rejected; s6sa{@a74lc for Mixed in store
te and asc for Rejected in store. at the Close Il
u market wac rather dull.
rs Oats we're In active demand and Hc higher
- with liberal sales at x6a2635e for No. in sto1
Rye advanced kc per hnehe1-with sales at a.
42kc. Barley Is scarce and firm. Highwin
Il, were in sood demand and firm at 2ec-
ba Frc1ghts were 1c lower and active. under b
~ ter supply Of vessels, with engagements OF a r
eele at 16c for corn and 15c for wheat to Kiugst
si. the former payable IN 9. S. currency. and
latter half Canada currency; lie for wheat
0swego; 11kc for wheat to Buffalo; and 1o1S9
on fot corr to buffalo closing shade armeE than
let the opening.