, 1870-03-30

Wheat bu, ,.s, ,sa1-sal s,4a,s7 i,s7i..ass iii. s
6ats, su.:.. sasss # ss,;% sss,sss s
Barley. 1a.. 1915 1851 1851 ni.is9 9i'1si
The following were the amounts it, stora IL
New York: ''~'e -
,,-,o.. aseh = 20. March 81, 20. :sarraa., 90.
Oats, Sa.... S... sIs:ss s'5:S SssS Il as,S9 ea
Sssi.y Hss Soa.: Sa ,sssss &c 80 ~ sssss
We note an increased demand for domestic
dry goods during the past week, and, il VIC e1-
espt reduction of e on few brands Of
!rown sheetings and brown drills, and &c on
Red Bank Ileaehed shirungs, prices have ruled
ism and unchanged. The attendance Of buy
ezs throughout was moderate. Carpetings
were in better inquiry, and pricos were fir1uer.
Inc movement IN groceries was moderate
one, E2t. tor sugars, quotations were about Lc
1oWcYHTl round. The stocks Of staple goods
arc d to MI tho requirements Of the Trade.
N4ls and tlnnersf stock, iron, and nails
wen in ia.ttr demand, and dealers were firmor
in tae'r SiSEs although the changes in quota
ti0ns Hcre few and unimportant.
Woos COZ 4tinucs quiet, and prices are almost
nominal: The supply OF choice and desirable
| A better demand existed for druga and
ind unelt nged
Naval "ores wero in active demand at quo
| t1tiona.
l. lnc1eased activity is reported in the cheese
s'ae, And. Notwithstanding IS the further decline
IN N East, the feeling here is one OF firm
nes9 especially for tine goods, which sre
hce5!A Ke quote New York factory II l7@l8c;
anu 'estern do At l5@16c.
In, bagging market continues qu;et, at 44c
ios sa1ks, and At 4ai1z1c for other standard
orsat orana burlaps and ganniea arc in fair re-
4uest, nd reasonably firm, at 10000 for the
former nd 2l@ &c for the latter. Wool sacks
are Inae've at 63c.
The de1aud for choice dairy butter continues
,ea 70 eaeeeale supply, and prices keep well up,
stances at3cea a3sc- Common descriptions arc
neglected, ND weak at a range of lNa25c.
Fggsa wee in better supply to-day. and a
Shade lo"c1 the bulk Of the sales making at
es@ 29c- tac1ne Of lc.
The ish trade III quiet, and, during the week,
Nhtefstl. tIqt, and mackcrcl lave declined Is
Tic Sau Fza,cisco people aro troubled with
warehouse duiculty, a. well as their Eastern
hrethfen- 1hes have warehouse At Vallejo.
and have no rsa fst It. Tho sllipment OF grain
in bulk from California il found to be inexpe-
;, d,ens, ~ ~ mo tno tasmsr, arc obliged to bag ii in
that bagsed grain il less Liable to damage in
passing through the ropes than when shipped
III bulk. Our California grain dealers NAV
congratulate themselves en the fact that they
have good and valid reasora for not bo~ing
~ tha M;sp;ss;r,;; IN. N0 - teeaao1s saaeas
W .uo ~ 1!.s n1oe1Eta ~ eA4's:
Saa D9efo lCA) reports total OF go a,1i-
sa1s anu cieAt9nces III 1863, representing icy,
140 registered tons. OF tEbsc, us we're
steamers, and liz we're sailing vessels.
lhe eah1o'n!a Eine-growess arc laboring
s..toi, ~ ~ ~ ui.aea1ues- Ihc caae Ii thuf
G-o,,3,r. ~ eo' 4ae' no@oer o1 f2ast Newton
aThe ,;,re. r,,., o,,.... .
srtfs from i;s and erans ~. esnnn nG ", O.
rlIcahlc to the brandes manisrTnt ~ fn13 @ r.
orgrspe without seriou, in}ustice to the msk..s
Which goo1 g,apc brandy cannot ic made No
io,er nos ne d NV w. psnM ds!er TO change ht