, 1870-06-30
-Rectipts:-lI~Shipnsents.-
l610. 1860. 1870. 1863.

Talfow, ihs..... e,020I 4,sHI ....l 47,6ss
Ca,tlc, Na....l 2,sss 2,s40Il 1,7sl1 1855
Isssss.. Mss!: ss.;:. ,1o,ss 4s,Sss 1856 n7,s@
Potatoes, bu-..} 4O61 1,012ll ....E $50
Lumber, m ...| 1,2taI 4,45alD 2,511I 2,64l
saif, sa bEis::::l a:: IVA ~: s.ses ,,sis s,sss IS
The following grain has been received up to
10 o'clock this morning; 200 cars wheat; 19l
ca1a and e, zoo bu corn &c cars and 1900 bu
oatsi II cars rye; cars barley. Total (430
cars), 138, 900 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption !:
s ,832 bu wheat 4, 523 bu corn; !, ,032 bu oats !;
ri bu rye.
There was fair attendance On Change to-
day, and ratAor busy set Of MSrkots in grain,
with more inquiry for shipment, which was pc
culiaEIy grateful to those who have been de-
spair'ng for some time past over tho eteady
accumulation Of grain i'll store. Our stocks
may be expected to increase in winter, but
should decrease in summer, and ought not to
be so large during tho WARM weather. Prices
were generally easler OIL al descriptions Of
product
Highwines were more active at 1c decline,
with sales Of 1,050 brls iron-bound at 93c, clos-
Ing with selleB at o8c, and buyers at 97c.
Wood-bonnd lots were nomiualIy 1c below
these figures.
LIKE freights were moro active. and 1zc
higher. under All improved demand a total
OF ten grain charters was reported. Sail rates
"..a ~ ~ ~nnt, snI o. aof Goln anu a5ae lor
carn ~ 0suoHd tss ~ . LUZ Mne@1, anu !os o 10.
apa onoted al c and a for vhaat ~ sales
Provisions wero dull and quotably lower. to
the extent Of 25c per brl on pork, and Hc per
ID on lard and meats. The cause is prolonged
ael9ess N new xofK, "1th an utter absence
M .. aetaand t.. ,, mere, IN aaa1ilon TO decline
~ III eola pIemaum' Cioslng pnces 10 1or
Gasn G. u lois arc as folIo"B alesa pork, 929.00@
2o.a0s according to overweight ; 1ness ordina-
=, szs,Oota'2s.eo lard, l5t9c Tor summer, and
ioe4 1or wlntcr-1enderod lots bulk shonl-
uels, li7GGgllAci summer lots 40, 11lic; DO
9sn1a Lanhe5'nas, a. nus, lsSoi ae Ioush sidrs, i49fa
a aG shoft fans' 1 ei summer a7as LOTS 40 held
1oYeii 5acoa a,.,u shoaldeIss I1sSz39l393o
cG1aar GasHoi s;jou ~ clenl o, ie; ,,,n 40
ssIGa ,,ts;te ~ scaeGs, ei, .e11GMi en oS
4sG. ~ 1 iol et'oGs. ~ saies ~ we're: W,goo
aa1,ad na,1;e. ~ Ia1 ~ m ~ paes us
n;cE1ad hsn,s ~ 1s ,,,r. ny a;,t Ky r. %
se5 ~ ~ III % pAes set1o% Blease ~ Sc zoo
oi1T T1'a sy ds,ss .1oM ~ .S;i, o. ~ o1s 10 =,
~ nne o9ness 9n r. "n,cn has pe1sauea .he nonr
. un ny tut Ae pAat wv "eehs SHOVE no
tsn nana;naI H. aua P.sss ats 1, na1ta psstes
tHm vi nu; tne s,oeks e. ale 1ny e2nss 70
n
INC tolloWlng: White Winter Extras-I5 bu
- pearl lSt. LOUSY at S1.75. Red Winter
EstrasIlN "a br!s not na'ne1 (Michigan) at
SS.5O. Spring E1tras-29o brls ''Neidert's
tAyor1te 1t stW7 5o brls not namod at
s5;59; ioo brls 10 At $40. Tota!, o25 brls:
). Wheat was moderately active, in specula-
tive way, at abont 1zc below Yesterdays prices,
On Change. On the Open Board the n,arkct
for seller July opened very weak under tho
receipt OF further depressing advicos from tho
Last, at 90, declined to 9o>@c, advanced to
SID, declined to s1.02, and closed at S1.03,
with the tremendous premium OF TIC addi-
tional for seller last half OF July. On Change
It opened f'rmer at l.N under FREQ inquiry
from the shorts, and improved TO s1.05 when
private kilograms were received Stating that
the French aro quietly buying in New York, And
are chartes1ng additional vessels. and though
the Now York market was sub
sequenty quoted Inactive, with No.
lineage at Il.M, tie demand
continued, and prices Kept up The market
leu 70 e!.t414. readyanced to SICK, and
eioseo easier at SILVIA 4al.UG>9. Seller last
naH OF Jn'y eosd at Sl.1O@l.14. closing at
sl.l31a, tho dstte1enee being 61@ @@69lc in favor
o. last Aali over the whole month. Regular
No. was il better demand for shipment,
selling On Chnnge at 81. .04@1.0 .062i, and closing
r VkIF NM al In Ax1kz& &G& tE