, 1870-09-08

az bu wheat; ms bu corn; $500 bn oats:
sos bu rye; 1882 bu barley.
another decline III grain WAS established to-
day the leading markets being heavy, without
any special rea1on from outaide, and leaving
no other pctaihle explanation for the decline
than tbat there ls too much grain on the mar
ket. The competition Of the new with the old
is too much for holders, especially as the old
Is IN such largo supply All our crops Of 1870
are but moderate in amount, except corn, but
tho unprecedertedlv dry season has natured
them much sooner than usual, and the result
il. that new grain is coming in 1T time when
i is Ordinarily being got ready for market.
With large stocks in store, and 10 great In.
money for carrying. it is no wonder that gram
grows heavy on their hands here, and pulls down
quotations in New York, Irrespective Of wax
considerations.
Highrines were dull, and 1c lowor, in SYM
pathy With the decline in corn, aud weak
bound At SIC. and SO brls wood-bound at B5c.
The market closed weak, with sellers st those
rrices-
Lake freights were only moderately 1ctive,
and l.c lower. tie thippets being backward u
taking hold on fhlling set OF markets, and
II grain charters WIS reported, nt 4ai@5c for
wheat. A@4'@c for corn, and 315c for oats.
by fail. TO DufI.lo. Wheat to Kingston was
taken at 91.c- Through rates to New York
were quoted at 2uc on wheat, aud 19c on corn,
though one charter is believed to have been
effected at lower figures
provisions we're irregular. Mess porl, was
dull. aud 25tG50c lower. the conviction grad
nallS gaining ground that our stock IL too
la'ge TO he WORKED ofY before wintcr, Mhilo
any considerable advance. would bring out
Quantities Of " aunmcr packed stu1. mada
Lard was dull, but uominally unchanged.
All descriptions of meats we're better, bang
Quotsble &c higher all round, under fair
Southern ordors. The South is now viking
up from her letlargy, and it il expected that
the demand from that quarter will be moro
than sufficient to exhaust our stocks before
the time again comes round for fesular
cuttins- 1t is reported that large quantities
OF pork, LAID, and cut meats have changed
hands privately during tie past week.
Tie market closed at a27.00 for wintar mess,
snd 20 5o@?6. 90 to1 sammeE: $500 for D
nary; 81. 90 for prime mess, solter December.
Lard at l511c for winter, and l5e for summer
steamed. f3H@l51<c for lard, seller Deccm-
ber. Winter Shoulders at 1211<@13c; do rougll
sides at 1s!5 do short ribn at 14N@15c;
Summer ,, .,,, cured meats h@sle l leea , than
al 1Sc: hams for December delivery, 12a,
q l21lc: bacon shoulders nt 19c; bacon clear
sides at 1Sc; srrases at 7@18c; and tallow
1t 915@0$S{c- Ssles were: 100 brls mess
pork At S27M: 20, 900 tns short ribs at 1i*lc j;
10000 lbs Cumberland midd1es at 13sic
et00 iba rough sides mt II, Nc: 5000 pea green
! !sanls at H. 4c seller December: 20.0l0 his dry
:slted shoulders at 12ss+c; 5000 lbs bellies
at Isl &C packed.
The demand for -four WIS Of an exceedingly
| light character, ard prices we're Httlc better
than nominal. We notc sales Of spring extrAs
| At q range Of si.75@5.75, winter Hupers at
800, spring euperdnes nt S4.1211S, and un-
scund spring surerfnes at eS.22i Sales were
AZ follows: White Winter E1tra+a0o brls
t;snay gwen naR;o fn R t Spring EItTss5 do
Iris " "oEental" at $3.50; 200 brls "stss and
Crescent at $3.50: 200 bills "Croasett's" st
$3.50; 100 br!s Moorehpuse" at $3.50 325
tt1r, brands given on p t.: 50 brls not named
u 55.6o1ai: 200 br1s do at $3.50: 50 br1s do At
:5.s75< 100 brls do At s4-75. Winter super
Superfnes-S0 hrls not named At S4.12ii@.
Unsonnd Spring SnpeEhncs-1o0 brls not
named 1t 3.3.25. Total, zoos b1ls.
! Wheat was dull, and 33gc lower, being
especially dull on cash l6ts, which scarcely
any one seemed TO want, the ahiprers bsinG
TO moderate extent i,y the short interest,
snA few parties we.e putting out feesh lines
NJ shorts, in the expectation Of still lower
prices. The repu.ed cause Of the decline WIS
= further weakness in New York. but the
sriees on the seatoarl ure still high enough
to take hold. and the tluggishness is due
father to the difficulty Of getting money &c
operate with. aided. perhaps, by The fear that
prices would be still lower ere tho property
would be At the other end Of the Journey
The export demand 1t New York is lesscned
now that there seems to be 1 chance Of .
c. station Of hostilities, but there is sill
ait inquiry, and freight roam is re-
ported scA1ce, which fact tend.
TO- repEeea shipments across the
Atlantic. On the Open Beard, seller The
only thing dealt in, sold al 95So6Itc. Or
Change, the option opened At g4c, dropret
TO Nc, and closed ut about 944c. Seller tlt
month, or regular, >sold at 9i@a511c, closine
At the inside Seller October was inactive
there we're some offerings, but buyers we1s
chances 70 much Against them Tho lowe
grades wero very quiet, No. 8 closing At $50
SCI for new. Cash "a les we're reported o
12,8 500 bu new No spring At 9611c; 1000 b,
do At &c; 500 bu new No; 2 spring =
a'Ac: 5000 bu do a. a,Ac; 1o,4oo bu d
At a4c: 5000 hu old No. : spring At SEC
5000 bu do 1t s5ssc; 500 bu new No.
/ springat s6isc; 400 do At Sec; 1,600 bu re
jected elripg At Csc: 400 bu do at SIC; ~
bn no gr,ae a sse; too so ~ su No. amber ~io
The first receipts OF the new California cro1
Of wheat and -four came to hand to-day. com
ing overland. The wheat VAa magri8cen
bsu7, full. equal to the very beet No. whit
winter eyet exhibited IN this market. and VIZ
it. We shall probably have more Of these
ard not in the way Of samples either, in th
future. as it II understood that tho officers Q
, | the Pacific railroads. are awakerinE to
kncwledge Of the fact that they have little re
turn freight thus far, and il will pay ther
: better to take The corea1s at low prices to II
| ENht than rAt1r1, Mill, er1nfF
Corn was dull, and 4c lower, under tho Re
: | ceirt Of discou-aEing New Tork Adviccs, an
re1T Gbe1A1 shipping demand. the inquiry i
, that direction being principally for 1a1ecse1
The short interest took hold rather freel.
: htinE melted to bny BY the leaseniug receipt:
! which threaten falling on TO nothing unle.
prizes ehould improve. Our corn quotation
to-day are inst about even With New York, m
there is little demand for corn in that city, h
4 requirement.. Of the Eastern section balm
Open Boa11d seller last half sold II 5s:x@60
{ On. Change II opened II 59s, aud declined
{ 571{ At the close, though receipts were igh
{ Regular No. closed dull Al 57@57dc. n
Z rejected It sc. Seller October WAS quiet
5 e sSslng Sa It isa ST. b % ILL Z
1850 hu do At SIC: 10000 tu do Aa 57i,lt
5000 bu do At 574c; 10000 bu do at SIC; iG
4 ooo bu rejected d ase- Total. lA7. 500 hu-
Oats were lie lower, and less activ
l tnGQ9n fntfG We16 one OF TWO t3G6 puyefS
the decline-a little for shipment and mo
= e1ate amount to I'll thorts- New York v
"A dull and lower, being quoted ~ low as 1
Il I for new. Tbs market opened 1t 39tSSc Il
- closed ut s21<o for cash lots Of regular, vi
SSccc for fresh receipts, s3l{c for List halt, y
d, | 34c for seller October. Cash sales were GOO
;. at SEC; 1900 bu at 335<c II 300 bn at 3s1{
1900 bn 1t Sslc: G2,1200 bu u Sc: 23,0
lu at S2zz!c; 10000 tu At 311l<c; $500 bu
- iected At SOC. Total. IL, 400 bu.
=" Eyo WAS dull and Sc lower, in synpat
.. with corn, closing steady At the prices pa
-. sales were: 1000 bu No l 1t Gle; 3 200
No. 2 At &c Rejected nominal At 5sc.
Barley WAS moderately active, but fully
lower, II being impossible to keep mp prt
while Ill else was going down, and reoeil
were free No: opened At 1.061s1, aeclit
D to el.05, and closed 1t sL0s@1 05t1. Sci
last hall cloeed 1T about 81 .065<@1.05,
eeller October At e1.071<@1.0S. Cash 81
were: s., 900 bu No. 2 ut $l.O61<; 1900 bu
= ut s1.O5; ]. 200 hu do at sl. .Q5t 500 bu dc
Q s1.o5; 400 bu No 1t 90c; 400 bn do It g
". 400 hu do at Sc; 200 ba do It SEC; 2. 500
-. do It 85c: !, 200 bu do at 8sc: 400 bu Dc
! SIC; 400 bu old do At soc; !,
bu rejected 1t SIC 400 bu do 1t Soc 400
- ~ old do 1t Sc; 400 bu - sample ~ ellis;
~ bu do 1t Af-l5; 400 bu do at S1.14: 400 bu
on 1t 81 .06s 400 bu do ut 3l.D5; 400 bn dt
95c: $40 bu do at soc. Total. q, 800 bu.
mt 1ps nog crop ot Mlssouti "a o1ic1Ally at