, 1869-02-09

Yo,t xss announced ddl. G,I.s rc:c: SO bs:a
frs 1t tuc for ofd naEy paekagot. AID 9ic fof Iron
boupn luis fof ebtpfnrut.
Jrpris;ous utIs qua aud tscady At Satusdsy'e
pr1ect, With m easier !eei'nE On trak!t LOIS. ~
soms toldert ware fa,hef hnxtous 10 unlua1,
while large 1oss tonld scarcely bo hsd a. current
quotationr, tut we're most inquired lot.
1t~ar. O'clock lhete VIA a q neral weak rs,fng.
espoclulr on lnJcs tho fpon:h. bns tho reading of
tho CIR ctnDa,i despatch ]ust before ad}ourhmsns,
csuecd 4 utmef oOl,nx. &nd tbs snasAae closed
quiet Ard eltsd3 at openipg qapt,tlyus. FORK
acid ~ Tbs extcnt Of IA ba ii 3sa 90 TOT tpot,
and e3a.f for buyer ,he month. whlla tho aEtia'
eiAI thazAelsr Of tho demand was shown In tho
fsct that lot of Milwaukee Posk, delivered here,
ct y bfousht 4s7 10. 1ut hccap,a It wAs poor In
Quality, bu1 becauso II would not fit contracts fur
0blcaEo rorx. Hump Fork at Dss Apinss. 1owa.
acid at e2s 10. Lard VA quiet and nnchanked,
rzcaniu1l a. s9hc for spot steamed, with
sales Of C0o tcs 1t 23h0alc buyer Tho uouth;
No. sold at soc. Meats wsfa vary quiet, but
ticady. Bales wcrc 1nAdo Of 900 ns Apot Cnra
berlauds At 1sc, snd 10 900 do. 4. oltaNa 1t ttxe
2o0.DQU "a Shoulders .. 13ne buyer the monh.
and 600 tes Sweet fleklod usua ii 11k0lsHc
buysr tho month. Ta!'ow wa' quiet At 12Ke.
uteAso Irregular u atiRkGblaHc ior Yellow.
prrsecd 1ioEa Nssn taodefotei! drm a tho out.
aida ptieos ii bh!uttay, undtr faif demand ftr
f.uxaa lois, while sof. lo,s Wuta not Naatsa.
As'cs wcfo aado i. "a ssGei473 for tteh.t saa
$lf+10Gl1n 10 for heAvy-lh0 tnAykot c!oaipg Atsa
ut &!t zsGtl5 " for average lots.
There WE material ial).nX OF IN Tho aemnrl
fof FIoar on 'Chanuo today. cauaod patty by Il
f'rTisr tnrttrg Oh thn psFt Of holders. who wefu
askisg an advance q. 1aKe per bartel On tho tnr.
Iinra md low grades. Tbs returned sales foot
rp J Ga bfts. at &to.N for While W1ntet ExtEn;
13D6ftb b0 for Spring E1ttaa and &a.oVtt5 tU Tor
Bpsfug HnpcfdGes. The market for AYo and
puckwheat Flour was dull. and pr!ees woru l,tslo
better than nonn!nal-sa1cs OF thc former trans.
p!1lng At $5.75, and Buekwheat at td.0uG1a.so.
Wheat was qutot but higher, principally In con-
sequence OF New York adviccs, which quoted the
naikrs Is stronger In hat city, and caused fair
Inquiry here, chiefly to nu options for tho a1at
hair. The influence was helped somewhat by
light receipts, aud the wonderful iact that the
bulletin this morning thowtd three bushels ship
ped tor every OF received during the past for y.
eight houls. On the Open Bossd the market vas
quiet at $l.15nG1.15K for No. Spring. On
Change 1t opened armer at $1.l6, being Nc higher
1han at tho c'ote On Saturday, thsn weakened 4
Lc, but loon recovered, and ruled steady At fl.lG
I'LL the elo.e, hu5era and sellers being alternately
IN tho minority 1t the same figure. We quote
sales Of 40oo ou No. spring at Sl,a2nQtal;
$500 bu No. Spring 1t q 15sS@l,76a; 3,6o]
hu Ne. Spring At 81 o. s01.o .o9; and 400 bo he.
jected spring at El.o0Gb1.ta. Total, lQ5,sQ bu.
Seller last half sold \: $1.1sH011sK ant sellcz
March At St.1SH@1.17.
Corn waa moderately actisc Hnd steady at
former prizes. New fosk was quoted better, and
the carly tendency WIS to 1rmnels. but The
To.umirous receipts, and tho apparent anxiety o'
onc OF tHo heavy holdeta to unload At the In.
pavement caused d VT atuess IN the back, and
made the market easier throughout, espetis1ly
towards adjournment. No Grade WAs quiet, and
bought TO some extent Tor shipment. On tbc
OPEN Board the market vas inacuEe. On Change
1t optned quiet At s1ac for NeH-1he cloelnn
prices Of Hatusdsy-then weakened uHder bea'
pressure produced by throwing 100 coo hu On the
market, ald strengthened buck to 1rst principles
By noon, though Win lees doing, then declined
| steadily. AID closed with no bu,ct over 5T!fc
| We quote ea,es OF 3,450 bu Old No. I at 66c
$1,000 tu New at 1G55Ac. and 132N hu NJ
| Grade at b3l5Ic Total, 311 go bu.' 8eller los
half sold at 57AGsssAc buyer February al ssh g
5sLc; AID seller Aarch al 1sH95ste. No.
sold a, 7oe eel!cr May, and At 7uGs0Hc seller lss
half OF Apsu. No, sold At CSC seller iaat ha:
Of April.
Oats were moderately active and higher, pa
tally the rcsul. Of New York adyices, and psi
tally as consequence Of very light receipts 10
several days past and tomorrow. With 80 littl
spot Oats offering, purchasers On local accom-
welc obliged to conccde what WAS asked, an
l EptCAlaiASE 44LlAlluA1 iVlAtHtA 1A4A1 QAk k4E1
| weakened later On account Of sellers being mor
free, On the Open Board the market was q1is
at 5a4c. On 'Changc It opened frm at 53ac-a
advnLee OF &c On the cloeirg prices of Saturday
att tnptosed 70 the Nc under II bull operation
! int the purchaser was loaded 60 rapidly that b
WAS obliged to withdraw, and The market the
fell to 53e, and was moro quiet. closing with fse
sellers at that figure, We quo:e sales Of 81 600 b
at tb7a153hc: and 1900 bu Rejected at - 9G i3A
l NJ, m h1 all Iaat hall ~,
Rso was vcrY qu!et. but steady. and ru!ed nt Il
INC hctter. closing At medium figures. Sales wrse
| 1860 ba No. i 81 $t.l1&1l.16, and 499 nu No. =
<l.15A. TOTAL, 1900 bu,
Barley was more attire and higher, under ia
demand, coosusnpt!yo aud speculative. Tho ma
ket opened sesy strong At Flss st!'es last hal
then at Il 30 lor spot, but With free buyers OF C.
lots IN N. W. Elevator at $1.o5 and holders a.ktt
x20J The market cloted steady At Il 90. SAla
were: 1890 pu No. ? at t1.ss1t.91; Rejecte
6as ufeless. Seller last half sold early At 81 81.
sceds were quiet, bat hsmer feeling was d
, sclorcd, sales Of Timothy being msdo ~ rang
Of s2HG3.o7s;. No movement In Glover, FL
or brckwheat
Thc following kilograms were received
| change to-day:
Flour hrm: ralah,o ns 20 s5G7.13. Whc
aS oss sisolo .. f's5s e. SR fs
. nm i <i5mS5!s.se; Whlskey dult and nomln
at9iGsssc. Gold 'aaf; f
Flsnr 1n'ct snts unchanged. Wheat nemcl
choice at <f.H] IN +tore oEu easier at H7GbS9
C1sctsnA11. Feb, s.
1s ass porf LII m
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