, 1870-10-09

brla I" Locfpo:t Hydraulic at IS IS: 1.05o
bfls brands gwen on private terms; 100 hrls
Cambria At e.. 80; 100 btls not named II
$3.50: i0o bris do 1t e4.5o; 800 btls do ::
= 31; 100 brl- do At sI.25s 100 6rls do =
H.20, ULsouDd Spring Extzzs- 10 orls MOI
named 1t S4.00- Spsing Superdues-10V
tIls not Named At 20; 1D0 b1ls do At @4 %:
Ioo loo tt's do at $3.50; 100 brls do at 1915;
brln
=, Wheat VIA active and hoary, averaging lI{c
.oMet tnan YESTERDAY, under reported quiet
ness nG :: IN Ne" York, Eaete shippers are hol,hag
d ce;n,a y. VIEW lev q, the large snprls Our own r.
tathe1 lioc1ally Notwithstanding, their action
eng probably dictated by the beliaf that |
y Tie time the grain arrives on the seabo.ri
me season Of navigation will be nearly closed, ]
ana mere "nl then oe better pri:es realized.
owing to prospective dua:nntiou in thu s,1r-
psy: II ls thought probable that Nav Yo,l
WILL weaken from this time onward till near
the close Of tie present month, as the supnly
there will lnczease, but shcra arc operators
here who think the chances ars decidedly IA
vo1ab1e to big rise On the seaboari this
winter, owing to tho large adrauce in r4ilroal
treights, which many think viii be Anecasss1s
consequence Of The recent consolidation ct
Opposing railroad interests. Of course, those
who bold eraiu on the eeaboarll would be mora
largely benefited by such IN advance than
Western; holders. md it may be that
the anticipation of this widening Gu
tho difference Of quotable values Will
% sutfc.e1.t inducement TO Shippers to take
hold willingly enough to gisc an active move
ruent ct wheat Eastward during the mex:
mot.th- The bus usinees in options Was modsr-
attir Etlsk. great MANY ehort contracts be-
ing Tiled At She .ecliae. Oa the Open BaasI
@l.o1h. On Change !, opened At el.U6si,
fell to Il G55. a4vauced t. sl.G7a1, when the
iate1 Liverpool quoted wheat Id better,
eagGed task to Sl.0ss., and elased fsrrner at
Sl0dh:. saGer November was little better
No. l sprirg c'osel It s1o7::Gl.1s; No. ;
spring At 81 G6A@1 o.; NJ, spring a, S1.0J,
AID rejected spring Al 93c- Cash esles
we're ztpoxted Of Il, 400 BIZ No. sprins st
7l.S 7,2oo eu DO At $l.07s3 -, too bn DO
y Sl:9a;z7 100 bu do At s1-O'a $40 ..u
5000 lu do At 7l.o6s{; 10000 bu DO al
S1.O61ss; $500 bu do Ut sLO6:1; 25,N00 bn
10 at S1.e6t -, 80 bu DO 1t Si.06; 1900 bu
No. spring TO attive) st Sl.0l 1000 bu Go
At Sl.tv; 900 bu old do At VIC; II 600 bu ~
jected sp.ins It 81; ,ssno ba do u 60; 400 ou
10, at 92:; 1,6M bu do at 91c: !. 600 bu old
Go At 76:; 400 bu No red winter At s1.06,<<.
Total. esa, 400 bu.
Ceru wRs zctiVe and hsaver. At : decline OF
about &c, tho market being forced down BY
is lecelnts, as in the case Of wheat, though
New York Was not reported wcsker- Ths ship
riEg eEqnirJ was much less active than for
several daya past, but the short fntereat took
bold very freely 1t tho decline, both in cast,
lots 1nd OPTIONS. the former being to cover sell
ier tho mouth On the Open Board seller 1ast
half OF the month eold II 6l@61c. On Change
It opened 1t t0s<<c. advanced to Gle. and closed
tirmer at Ike. Regular No. 2 sold n: below
II 5514e. Sales weie: 1000 bu No. / 1t
6:llac |, 600 bu No. 1t 6111c: 1000 bu At
81 1ac; 100, eco bu do 1t Gle 5000 bu do Il
Gtst c: IS 000 ha do at G0'5c; $500 bu reie<-
I'D at Sc :, 400 bu do at 55,5c: 6,4o0 bu u,
55c e; 800 bu new no grade at IS 1.60O bu e4r.,
new ehelled, BY sample At 37e 800 bu do At
3Sc 2, 800 bu do At Sic Total, 18l, 900 bu.
Oats were more active, but 5Lxc lower, the
decline produced by large receipts bringing
OUT numerous short buyers, and also inducing
fair shipplg inquiry Whca kept the market
sor regular and 3o,xc for seller las. halr,
closing steady. Cash salcs were reported OF
l9, 200 bn 1t 36tkc g.. 200 bu at a6c s, 600 bu
At 555sc; 400 bu at 95atc; . 600 bu st 33;Sc
free on boasd GOO bu rejected 1t 3i;s,c ,:al0
bu do st 3aAc: 1,s00 bu do at Sic: 1900 bu
do 1t 33sa4c. Total, II, bu.
Rye MAS steady at reAterlav's prices, with
moderate activity, tut no specially urgent
demand, closing at 72l1sic Tor No. I, and 7l;5c
| FOR No. q. Sales were: 2.OuW bu No. l at
72nc; 1900 bu No. 1t Tl1sc; 1000 bu do
| At &c: 400 bu rejected At toc- Total, 1G-
| 400 bu.
Barley was irregular, opening At about xes-
terasys 5 prices 19osl, falling or 1c, aud clos
for do seller last half; 5s@73c fur No. ), and
;G@i5 for rejected. There was = fair ship
ping inquiry. Cash sales were reported Of
1000 bu No. 2 At 9l,zc; 500 bu 10 At o1c
a;ae0 = o. bn DO At aos1c; 500 bu do at aoAc;
IS, 800 bu do at 9Oc 6,6G0 bu do At 69L,c;
$3.50 tu do It SOC; 500 bu No. 8 At 74c; 100
| lu do at 7sc: 100 b1 do nj 73e; 1.2o0 bu DO at
| lie: 400 bu do at 5014c; 800 bu do At 70c
$500 hu do at CSC: 1900 bu do Ut &c: 100 bs1
rejected At A5c 100 bu do a. 4Nc; 400 bu by
zsmple At s1,0?; 100 bu DO at atic: 400 bu do
at GSc 1850 hu do At 91c: 400 bu do at SIC
500 hu do at 70c; 400 bu 10 At &C.. Totsl,
60, 400 bu,
LATER.
| At the Afternoon Board, No. spring wheat
was in fair demand, and prices were higher,
closing At sl.07H seller last half OF October
and Sl.01G 1.074 seller the month, The m.r'
ket for No. corn cloeed firm At 6lAc cash
Nc demand for g1ain-car1ying v,asels.