, 1863-06-16


has become mora reasonable. being now very
warm and summerlike, and all that could be de-
f a ewg M he h
bnt the market has been fully supplied from the
Baltic, which, coupled with The fine weather. has
oG: OIL importers, however. arc unwilling to press
at siies Kinds Il wheat nominaly ths same as ast
it was impossible to sell, unless at some concea-
sions. Afuize was taken in retail at about former
prices. Sale OF the coast since our 1ast sa3 qEs
mixed maize,. per "Ktel," at a3s, perfect cond1-
PEoy1s1oss continue to have q veEy dnll
market for all articles, buyers being generally u
but we DO not alter quotations. Cheese, the sea;
son Is Just beginning, but as supplies are expected
to be libtra1, buyers arc cantiousi quotations
At former prices Hams continue to meet atten-
tIon for email sizes, but nothing dong f9 other
sorts. Bcefand Pork are quite neglected. Lard Is
in very limited Demand and prices wita afmenty s1
BREADsEUrrs--Dnringthe the week the weather has
been fine but cold, with frost at night checking
vegetation; yesterday and to-day the weathet has
sonai Hs % sebt % rhowers which Is doing naeh good
to the growing crops. The market continues drm.
with bit little business doing: no material change
our market has barely m average attendance, and
few transactions done. On the whole. the market
has o very firm and healthy tone; values o! wheat
n Ma1zE-1sa pr aso ins has been made, aid firm
~ PzssNncld "a for 1os Cd per $50 MS for Upper
| Canada. ...
TAnov-Qniet this week; no disposition to go
PRos1s1oss.- There is no disposition to buy
Beef and Pork almost at any price, and to reduce
| quotations would not indnce dealers to operate,
| this arising from the want Of demand, and the
~ asc r s,e
quotations, hut stocks keep accumulatlng: Cheese
continue scarce; what few are arriving brihg long
| crease eorts, Lard.-The demand has 4uicted
down, the feeling being in favor Of buyer but held
| for quotations. JoHS ATuTA Il Co.
| LIVERPOOL, May 80, 1868.
| BhKApsTCFrs.-The weather continues dry, but
mi1der, and little rain would be acceptable The
trade has been without animation, but the supply
chiefly tiom etore: Holders are lrm, and We repeat
the quotations Of this day week for ~ articles.
ths sSaa
steady prices for fine quality but ordinary and ia-
fcrior are again lower: Fine pork is IN good de-
mand fot bacon has been yery light, owing IN part
to the Whitsuntide Holidays, but the continued
heavy ehipments deter buyers from going into
Butter is without change. Lard has been much
queter this week, and prices have given WY Sd
r Tailow allow is steady. .... .........
| B1aLAEp, ArnArA & Co.
| Ocean FreIghts Mt New Xork-June 49,
Arr more active. To Liverpool, "a, EGG bu whelt
oil 2as Cd; per neutral, 1,4W brs -four at 1s 7Kd;
per steamer. $50 bxs bacon 35s; 500 boxes eheess
at4:s, and 60 bales cotton At d r. It To Lonaen pei
4os and 60 bids ta1low ut e5s: To Glasgow, 900
bIla our It 4}sd To- Bristol &c 90 tons Provisions
h11o Hf1u vn+1 GA aTnh
a. hhds tsllow at 3Ga. An Austrian bark was chat
tered to Belfast With corn Ut 90 auothd, to
bafS to L. Rochelle 1t S55 for heavy and $50 for
extra heavy pipe slaves. i Prussian bark to dal.
way at 8s Cd British brig to direct British port
for + heavy, ~ and SD for extra heavy pipe staves.
4 Comparative Crop Movement.
The following statement OF the receipts Of wheat
and aour from September Let, 1861, to June 18th,
1852, and from September 1st 1862. to June 18th,
1868, gives comparative exhibit Of the movement
of the twolast wheat crops to date, from the scc-
ton Of country tributary to this city;
Flour, Wheat,
Sept 1, 81, to June IS. Ca. .42s469 ,2ls
Sept. j, 80, to June -, 3d.. .s5s9ss 9sse,ss1
Reducing -four to bushels, the aggregates com
, pare thus:
ReceiPts tom crop Of 81 10 June Is, IS n,S3ses
| deficiency ey......-...-.--....s...-. os3tt.3s
Receipts from the two last crops at Chicago Wer
, from:
Flour, Wheat.
, br1s. bus.
Ang. /, '8l. to June 8. Ca. 14s7,26 295 10
Aug.1, 'G2, to June g. 3d.. l,405,6o9 9,1o0,a7
Or reducing aour to bushels: -
1,.ran+a f,cn, erc, ~ .e, tn J,na ,ea - ~ -
Receipts from crop Of 'G2 to June 6, 'G3.
Dencieney.. ."..............--...... b,o556a
Aggregate deficiency In receipts at Milwaukee
Ito June 1Sth) and Chicago Ito June 6thl 9,65l6i
/ bushels.