, 1869-07-12

woald probably Boon rise 10 within &c of the pfcs
OF No. were nuot' for the tact thn dlsptppor-
tlouaietJ 1sxEe Quantities :wE1e Inspected asrs-
]eeted during the damp se1soo. Tia 6ettet
weather bad not - much e1ec, to-day, becausasH
expect short crop now, but the KeAkaess WaS
doe to the fact thar receipts ase e1peeted 10 IN
crease, WMle there VIZ Ernc1al feeling shst tho
recent movement Waa excessive, and nunAfouz
hodeSz Eere anxious 70 sell cut beloze
quutatto11. 3hoch -fecedA- too far. far profit
On tho Open Board the nayfet was weak At. u8
SEC lor 10 =, Keller the month On Change Il
opened excited, It |s51e for aslicuy frsa {and
so seller the month, being - below she closing
prsoe Of yesterday soon declining to sc, tnnnce
snng tull md little better nominal Till noon,
heu Improved NIgat1y, nd closed At Ts43.sHc,
with No pomtnA1 At Sc Sales wefp rsade OF
Is 600 hu No. 1t SIC; 900 bu do AZ sse: 500 81
do ut a1s{e: 1,sa bu do at $50: 81, 800 bu No 7sf
NC: $500 bu7 do II 7s4c; so bu do a.
7aHc: 600 bu do At 7s4e; sa,oco bu do It 7so;'
1860 nn do as Tsto; II, 900 bu rejected # tsSc:
$500 bu do at esAc; II, soobo do At &c; 1860 bn
DO gzzdo II &c; soo bu DO 1t tso; 100 bu do At
&c. TotalI 1s9, 400 bu. 30. sold at 1x919He,
seller tic month: 7s879c, seller lAst hall; sg5f8
SOC, bn5er the month; and s549soc, seller ALL
gust
0ass wero don aud lower. there being no buy
en- except at such vr15 low prices that few could
sell Inless forced to l. This, n facn OF reported
nobody expects present pr.ees to eonttnue except
on the options now out md even that cannot last
long. rs the new crop will sooa be on tho market.
Numerous settlements for this month were D1ade
at Csc. He}ected were dull On the Open BoArd
the market wss Inactive On 'C7aazs It opened
du1lat esAc, being 1c below the closing p.ce yes
teTdny, selling Immediately at asc, Aad fell to &c
ty noon, bus soon recovered to Sc. closing nomt
nal Ut that figure, Sslea were made OF 1900 bu
No. At esKc; l1,eoo hu do at tsc: 1.,eoo bu DO
It GHc; 1900 bu do at ez4c; <,so0 bu do At &c;
COO bu DO Al 66Ac; 600 ou BY sample Ut 'Oc; COO
bu rejected 1t sc; 1,soo hu DO NJ 64hc: 600 bu
do II &c Total. 5000 bu- Seller the month
sold at 13cSc: hnd 4sc was bid Ior cellar August
Rye WIS dali md neglected, Though opening
with u show OF crmneas Sales were: 400 bu No
81 HOS, and 400 ou No. 3 II sLo1- The market
closed nominal today, Al f1.o&8le5 for No l.
Barley was uon!nslJ unchanged on No, :, At
tL4a9loo A bid Wa made on tho new crop at
&1-oo for seller August and refused. No sales
Nere reported
There wa 4 limited demand for seeds, nnd
prices were nominal, ga1eI being couhned 10 few
latk Of Hungarian, which sold Ut rauge Of so3
&c
The St Lonis Gram Association IL out IN
lengthy report the gtst OF which IA that they hare
lest money by their operations: that tntio u Little
hope OF being able to reverse the process, unless
by efTecting 4 complete revolution IN tho course
Of ccean tEaf1c, and that they coul3 have maae
15c per nu on a lot OF wheat lying In New Orleans
II tne5 could only have been nhae to nnd facilities
fer u.oylng II at the nick Of tine when the nar-
let Was IN their favor. Yet, IN the lace OF this
loguhrious showing, they recommend m Incrcaso
Of their capital 10 halt = mll4ion do!laEa- They
could probably lose on 4 E13nder scale In that
case, and thu SO magut1cenuy Is TO excite tbs
admiration Of world, while thelr present puny
struggles only cali forth pity,
"A DISCUSSION II EeN York ON the question oI
ffoa: New Yort md Phiiadelpaia 10 tbs West,
has brought oat some important gt1tlstleM facts,
which sh9w resu1. decidedly IN fasoF q ne Penn
creased IN freight business % per cent while Il
hah reduced IL charges On the freight per ton per
resa. s me y es esn Nnns il
1861 tue New Eorf ctntrE Road Eas IN
ne pea sts dEon co@earne aae cd ,sss s.
and 1857, the increase Of freight business VA
aiout - per cent aud the increase In charges
Eodore Vanderbilt became PresIdcnt Of the New
York Central, and will doubtless endeavor to de-
yelop the same policy n order 70 be a5le TO psy
that policy Is 10 put as high rates Of charge on
e. hqafh +. fsat beng ksp, soa sy es
Pennsylvania Central, Baltimore / Ohio, etc"
TIC following teaesrams wese secessed On
Change to-day:
NEW Tonk, Jolly 10.
Flour duh and heavy. Wheat inactive, tame.
Cot11 n11n, 4ntet- Oat8> active better, Sic bid
STOCK Of whiskey light; holders urn at $L02
PORK nominal Lard steadter. Gold 1857.
.... BUFFALO, July 10
Markets eene1ally inactive, and quotations
nominal Wheat &Loa, Corn, s3SS+c- Oats,
7sc. Recc!pts-Whe1t, 5000 bu; cornt 8o,oo3
bu; oa1a, 1;,o0o bu- Shipments Wheat. $4,000
hu; com, S9,ooo bu; oats, $4,000 ou. FFelghu,
lie.
80. MHwlCEEE. July 10.
Wheat quiet: No. spring ct si.s6; No : Al
sissy.
L1yERroo1, July 1o-11I5 am-
Flour At 9ts "a. Red whcat, u 513s4: white,
1os sd. Old corn, old, ass6d; new, Is PORK, s3s.
Lard, liz
LAIKE9:0Q Pm.
Red wheat, ss ID: white, los ID. Rest un-
changed.
LATER.
At the Open Dosra there was q falr movement
IN the leading grain markets., and lower range Of
prices prevailed, No. 2 spring wheat closing At
sl.so for seller the month, and &c. . corn At DC,
sane option Oats we're neglected. In The eve1-
Ing the mnrkets were quiet, and quotations were
little better than nominal. Lake frelghts we're
neglected.
TIE hog market was quiet and easy at yester-
days prices. Sales were effected at s. s-0e8900 for
common to good grades, Beef cattle were in
moderate request At Unchanged p1eca. We quote
III xL0S<s71a for Inferior to choice