, 1870-08-29
The following we're the closing prices lalI

Tho following grain has been received up to
10 O'Clock this mornings 264 cars wheat: La
card and |, 800 bn corn: 160 cars and j, 600 bn
oats: q cars rye; 113 cara barley Total.
(73s cars} sl5, 900 bu-
ton: 4,s09 In wheat; 1881 bu corn 4.59s
bu oats 9aa bu rye; 5,65s bu barley. With
drawn for city during the week. 41.8f3 bu
wheat; 24,895 bu corn; q, ,SGl bu oats: 5.66l
bu rye: Il, Gil hu barley.
day. and moderately active set of markets in
grim, though with rather less doing than
yesterday. New York was generally easier,
and our receipts were quite large. The ten
dency Of the two Was to make our markets
heavy, and reduce prices. Bat it was 90 near
AID the shorts felt the situation to bo 50
rreca1ious, that they we're generally williugto
ill iu. aud tld 20 to fair extent Tney were
aware that eudden excitement may advance
prices several cel4ts per bu, and though they
have no faith in : permanent improvement,
ther yet sea that N advance might be min
taincd till after the time for settlement.
Hercs they took hold freely and prevented =
big decline. There Was very Little doae e1-
ccpt Ill speculative way.
Uiehslne> were more active. bat lc lower.
closing very weak, NTH sellers 1t Sc for
werc very firm ctrly. though New York
Has quoted dull and t1c on, hnt were
Obliged to lower their views. Sales uess:
100 hsls irnn-honnd At SOC; al brls do
At 69c; 500 bris do on private terms 100 bsis
wood-bound At 6sc- Totas. 800 brls. -
Holders advanced their siewB &c, in sympathy
with tho announced rise in ral1 fteights- and
shippers were obliged to conceda. A totA OF
16 charters for gEa1n was reported. Of which
9 were for wheat. for coEn, and for oats
Rates to Buffalo ty sail we're SIC on whsAt
T. -&N 70 trA a1ror,
to Ogdeuaburgh 1t loc, aud to Kingston 1t
y1<c. Wheat 10 Kingston ~as taken at l0c
Through rates we're 2e:-nlac Oh Wheat, and
l9c on corr,
Froy1sions wese quiet, with no change. ex-
cent in Lard, which has been quoted strung IN
q here. Holders Of All pork products were
= shade fit1pec IN their tone, IN anticipation OF
better demand, which they hope may enable
them to inriet on Al advance in prices. It is
now very near the time when the lumber dis
t11cts will need to be supplied for the winter =
from the South, now that the cooler weather
will admit Of the product being moved in that
direction. We quote nees pork It 52S.00 for
winter, and 81. 50 for summer; s9.s59a40o
for do, eeller December: S27.00(92S.50 for
mess ordinary -s23. ssa23. 81 for p!ime mess.
winter. aud 15a@l5!sc for sum.
mer steamed 1sst@1sc for lard. sel'e,
Dect ml,l1. Winter shoulders ut 1a2.r
do rough sides at l4zt@15c: do short ri,s. 81
l5A@i5,<c: summer cuted meats !s@slt
lees than the above; summer sweet Picklet
hams At 1S@1s;zc, the winter hams being al
exhautted; hams for December delivery
12,9@lsc; bacon shoulders II lake: baeoi
CLEAR uidea at 169l6!sc: gTcases As 7ql5c
aud tallow It $40 We. Sales we're: 50 te
summer kettled lard ii l55ic; 1000 lbs Cam
teslands st lie loose. 5000 lbs winter cure
bellies at l5Atc packed $50 tcs sweet pickle
hams, SELLER December, II lie: q, 900 lbs cit
tAiow et9tsc. Shipments for the week end
81 tcs lard, 100 tea hams. 271 GOO lbs shoul
deIs: md alG.1Do It's uildles. Do since N
yember l. 12...s3s tris pork, $500 tics lar.
$3.50 tcs and 216 23l pea hams 49, 2al g
It shoulder. and IS .67:i.65S lbs miodles-
Flour Was in nole active demlnd, bat fe
he,asfs Ns:c Eran::rg .qnsssslqcs, t. II: {;