, 1870-05-30

l
do at s2o50@29.75; meas Ordinary 1t &28. .00S
Is 50; lard At 15s1@1576c; bulk shoulders q
l!s4912c; bulk short ribs at l45st9l5c; aweo
picked hams at 15ll@17c; greases at 713@
IF; and city tallow at 91lic: Sales were limit
private terms; 1900 Tbs clear lib bacon =
lG54c packed; 10000 TBS choice city tallow OF
private terms. There is a fair conHumptiyt
inquiry for bacon at Ill Western points. The
shipments Of the week ending on Thursday
Last, and Bince November !, IRE:
| Iofh, pFN,...s -.............. ,2S2 lV,E6i
lara, Es................,..... 41e 7o5,9s
! ttian.s' tin.' S Ns- S-''.....-.'-.-.-. 44 oa'a4.
| GtaaS; pSs' ':....-.----.++..... 5uvsss
sMhGnasfs Ma3iIas hs.'.Ilso !9o m 1s i sss sss ss
There was = i.ir demand ior fionr, and prices
wero little better than nominal Sales OF white
winter extras transpired at $3.50; spring e1-
tIas at s4.62@5:50; unsound grades At s3 %
! @4.00; and spring huperdnes ut 33.65@4. 90.
| Sales were as follows: White Winter Extfas--
lC0 brls rot named at e6.50. Spring Extras
200 lrls Big Loaf" 1t $3.50; 200 bris ''star
and Crescent at s5.25: 800 brla brand given,
9. private terms; 100 hrls not n.ned at
s5.371I; 100 brls do at e5.25; 100 brls do at
| $500; 100 brls do st e4.621G. Uneound Spring
E1tras-1O0 brls not named at it4.00: lou brls
% at s3M Spring superfines 80 brls - Win
etha" at S3:c5; 200 Ell not named at 5i-ooi
Wheat VAS dull and sc lower, though Liv-
| elpool Wss quoted higher on -four .nd white
wheat, and New York WIS firmer. There WAS
q fair shipping demand, but tho liberal re-
celnts gave tie advantage to buyers, while
| options were weakened by the near approach
Of tho end of the mouth tic market il de-
cidedly long, large purchases for juno having
been made during the recent excitement, and
the holders grew anxious to place it, 80 that
they may mot be obliged to ray.out the cash
next "Wednesday. Tic Milwaukee longs ap-
r4sAT T6f1f lai tt,np Er 1S,k1 II,
were, therefore, weak, when outside influ-
cnces tended to strength. But it should be
noted that the retrogressiye movement in
prices here, accompanied By Eastern t11mness,
is just WhAt is wanted to allow the ship
pers to opcrnte, the margin having been
housee arc fuller than ever before st this seA-
SOL, and some of them actually hold more
wheat now than they did last November. And
even this statement III tame BY the side Of the
feet that the warehonssmen themselves have
done large part Of the shipping this season
HE market opened on the walk at S1.02 seller
June. opened on Change at a1.O1111, and de-
clined unsteadily to 91.60, tho only buyers
being the short interest, and they not very nu-
merous. The market closed 1t e1.00A for
stner June, and s915e for seller the month or
slipping demand, and hgher. Bales wore re-
Ported Of: Il. 900 bu No. spring (Minnesotn)
1t sl.o6; 5000 bu do {do) 1t e1.65555; 5, 400 pu
10 Ut s1M o,GN bn do at s1 1.03 5000 bu
Ne 9; spring It slo1'6; 4 aooq bu DO 4 sl.olA;
10000 bu do at s1.oo;,l l5,4o0 bu do 1t al.0o;
2O000 bu do at 991 e; 10000 bu do ut 991ic;
5.G00 bu do at 99c; Il, 200 bu No. 8 spring at
SGc; 1900 bu do at 89isc; q, 600 bu rejected
spring at 7s1lc; l2,ao0 bu do at 7a115c. Total,
Com was heavy at a decline OF fkN1s1c On
No. 2, and 2@'3c GU rejected, tho market being
fairly s~amped By tho receipts. which exhibit
4 daily increase limited only to the capacity OF
tie RAILROAD companies to bring it in. OF
course 1t cannot come i'll forever at this rate,
but the present freedom of movement is low
ering prices, both here and Mt the East, buyers
nominal at 92i1c, but there were free sellers at
sc during the gTeater part Of the session, and
it closed dull at 114@8l15c. Rejected closed
at 7yG@74c. Cash sales wero: 10000 br No.
2 at s3slc; $1,000 bu st s214c; ll.2D0 bu DO
s154c; 400 bn do at size; 7,60o bu rejected at
f4j4c; $500 bu do at n $4,000 bu do at
74c; / 600 bu no grade at t9c; 500 bu do at
6a; $500 bt, No, 2 adoat at 851IIc $500 i,u do
at 8i]Gc; 1900 bu do at a9t{c. Total, $4,000
hu. Seller Juno eod at 811S@'82tIc; seller
last half At ss55@s4c; and seller July at say
@S4c-
Oats wore 4@'5c lower, but moderstoly &C.
tire at the decline, the depressing causes being
much the same as those already noted in the
case Of wheat with the addition OF dull New
York market. Our market opened nt 47L1c,
at 4ec; 81, 600 bu at 47jac; 5000 bu at 47t{c;
IL, GOO bu at 4716c; 5000 bu at tic 5000 bu
at 4G31c; 5000 bu at 4Gs<c; 5000 bu at 46155c;
1900 bu rejected 1t 40c; 800 bu do at SOC;
6, 400 bu No. 2 ut 4B1tle a1loat; GOO bu by SAM
PIE ~ o1e Nv pn oo ~ 4s5ac: iothl, 13s,s ,soo
or do at 49649lIc
Rye was quiet and 1c lower. Sales were;
100 bu No. l at Sic; 400 bu No. At 79s. Re.
J7Is1u "1o AonaHa NJ .oe'
barley Was quiet at yeeteslaya prices, At
36(e 9 eoc ior NO. Z; a2Ia>ioc for No. ., and $50
i0c for rejected. Sales Wcro: 800 bu rejected
at SOC; 400 bu do at 39c; 400 bu by sample At
5cc.
Fe,.no, Abbot 4 Co.. of Berlin. riro ths 10
nas r Toe ensss n4, o. the ps' year "noe
hive done vel Seias ose e tho' d' popeat I'D Iii
nr1v "1sA ~ P''1f a@s ioa Tue pass tn!se seasons
nno.,oh ~ ~ G KIT; tces s.a1ea low
ani Wisconsin snd u the best sections Of Illinois,
nnu a9 ieMa; ~ eompe4uon oetTseh
cnf1nt ,.' ~, .ns @ soat Eli. nm .vsa. @
nnt pllces r. ap 70 po!nt WhlGh 1917 out s1nau
tr,yn ,t ~, ~ ] :at nen i'iS
1.. n iS,. },t ~ ,r!n .u r Ts aAaPpoint
.11 I'm - n. s Ha, ~ nni, ~ ~ moo1i5as em.
~. n,a,, .n r. ~sta"s - guy; oeg1n -
~. st ufon ti't naa1kesr PRICES !tl IN tne
e. &C.. nr.rs,, to 70 lover 1 Gsn1ss ,s even shan
c,urse Vas losa to ali owners Of WOOL Ia FchrUl ~
ary wc had rs!ly In prices. owing to the pn.yai-
mi, belief that tie supply oi wous would be iasuf-
4tit1t 70 Inst until the CLIP Of $50, aad the ease
Ilssalent ~ the money market, which enabled
1ismst 10 Tpia Ho " aem tner s'oexa as tney lss
auIcSIy chectcd hQ nn unsr,ccten enG s,,1sn
t,1ne in Uo from 1eo tn TiGae Ghich H' startet
out several carEoes of foreign woois and imn,e-
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