, 1870-06-11


on The market IN tbs -facs- Of An:sbsanca !.
demand. ssles were 100 br1a At SIC; 100 brla
iror-bound 1t 31003 100 MtA do. 1t Sc ;.159
brls do Ut CSC. The market closed At inai1e
prices, 4c lower than yesterday, It CSC for
Nood-bound 1ota-
ten charters WAS reported. Sail rates were
6hc, &c. and Be- for wheat, ccrn, md oats to
Buffalo, by sal, and 1O1sG01lo to Kingston of,
Oswego on wheat Thfongh rates to New
York are unchanged, at 22@2714o for whsat,
and 21@211H4c for corn.
lTovisions were dull and quotAbly essier.
notwithstanding the peraisten. efforts OF
Iet there 'vss little product offering. and there
may na9e sboulders. I % @e % aaots cloanE r priees 81
as follows !: Mess pork, @29.25@30.0 90, according
to overweight; rness ordinary, 28.50@28.75;
lard; 151f9l5cE for summer and 15114@15s<c
for winter rendered lots bulk shoulders, l15ic;
do Cumberlands, 1351@131<c; do rough sides,
1870; do abort ribs, l59lbAc; summer lots
do we're offered at I45549c; do short clear, 1890
1870; bacon shoulders, 19A A@l3Ho packed;
do clear lib, 16113@16aa<c do DO clear eides,
174c; greases, 71x@l3c :ta1lov, 9991<c, the
outside for choico. Bles were: 100 brls mess
pork (count1y} At $2s25; LOO .tcs lara qsat
10000 1Ds bulk shoulders at II 40; %, ,00o lbs
rejected do at 101@c; 25, ,00o Tbs clear bacon at
Ike packed; 1000 the meakfast bacon at
1870 loose 5000 lbs bellies at IL &c packed;
brls country ta4ow at 60:
A fair demand existed for Aour, md prices
we're firm and nominal. unchanged
winter extras selling at range OF :s6.oo@7.50.
spriug extras at @4.GOG,5.T5, and unaouud
grades at s. .10@o4.50 Sales we're as follows:
White Winter Exdzs-25 brls not named at
s7.5Di 100 brls do at $500: GOO brfs do On
private termH. Spring E1tras-1o0 brls 1' Lock-
HTt1r 1irH nt f.. hF1 "
Gover's Best" at S5.25; $40 brls brands given
on terms not 1nade known: so brls not named
at .S4.S7l5; 50 brls do at s4.75; 50 b1ls do at
S4.60. Unsound Spring Extras-50 brlB not
u.med at $3.50; 50 brls do At $500. Total,
1,700 brls.
Wheat was firm, in sympathy with New York
adyicee, but with an independent strength
which seemed to be due to the presence on the
market OF numerous orders from outside
parties to buy for the Inst half of this month.
As for two or three days past, this formed the
great staple OF the trade, though No note
receipts By some q, 900 bu yesterday. No: 2
was taken with moderate freedom By tho ship-
pers, and No. and rejected vero subject to q
brisk inquiry. No. spring appeared to be an
object Of unuEual speculative interest. Oper-
ators do not now seem to anticipate 4 crop
much below tho average in point OF yinld, but
the conclusion is generally reached that tho
world present surplus is much less than has
been thought, and that vory little will be left
over BY the time tie English grain is
threshed out. The prospect is that tho
European yield viii be relatively
much less than that OF the United States; tho
natural consequence Of this would bo brisk
export demand from this country, which must
result in 4 big advance in prices. It is tho
prevalence OF this idea which keeps our mr.
ket 8@1Bc above the price 1t which it will pay
10 sell in New York. The shippers WHO take
=. f1,n
impression. counting upon rise at tho Sea
board by tho time their grain aIrives there. Il
will be we'll for the producers Of tho North
west If these expectations are realized, as they
will then be enabled in sou1o measure to COM
| pensate themselves for their losses on the last
however, any fear Of deficiency which will
! Justify return to ANYTHING Like tho oxtrava-
| CANT prices which ruled during tho summer
| Of 1868, and conduced SO la1gely to the
| subsequent depression in cur loading cereal,
by inducing foreign consumers to look else
where for their supplies at the Bame time that
ii stimulated farmers to raise crop of winter
wheat which astonished tho world, and kepi
spring grades As drug in the market for sar.
eral months. The market for seller last half
No. 2 spring, opened steady at s1.1111. ad
vanced to sl.12I and closed firm at 9t.1alx5@
! 1.1MSs, Regular No. 2 vas about 1c below thi'
range, closing at $L1114@1.u15. The aver
! ago advance on yesterdays prices WIS LOS
on caeh lots, and &c on tho option. Othe
grades advanced IN about the same proportion
CASH sales were reported Of 2, 400 In No.
spring at $1.19; 1000 bu do at s1.1811; $50
bu do at Ellis; 400 bu do at sl.1G; 800 ou No
spring {fresh receipts) at S1.12A; 10000 b,
do at sl.12; 12,2oo BIZ do at 5l.l1sA4; 5000
bu do part regnlar) at s1.111155; 4o.o00 bu d
at sl.1i111; 5000 bu do at 81. .11H; 6G, 600 b
do At sill; II, ,o0u bu do At sll054t 200
! bu do ut I,lOL: 5000 bu do ut $1.101i
$500 bl No. 8 spring at s1.02; 1860 bu do a
sl.011<; 10,40o bu do at e1,01; 1900 br do a
$1.0019; $500 bu do at s1.00; 10000 bu re
jected spring at 90c; 6,400 bu do at $3.50
5000 bu do at a9c; 1900 bu do at 8915c: 40
bu no grade at 74c. Total, 32i, 400 bu. Sene
July sold at $1.15d@1.l615: i seller tho mont
the same as regular cash delivery.
Cdrn sxaa in rnod demand hotb aneculat;yel