, 1870-06-12

the weak ending with Thurst1sy Last are: 2ood
brls pork; A4 tcs lzrd; 9i3 tcs hzms 81, zoo
ha shonldeEs; and s., ECO Ms uiddles- Do
| kinco November !, 106,S34 br1s pozk; 81, $50
tcs lard; 81 .4e6 tca hams; 27o. 9t4 pcs do:
1873, ,939 lbs shoulders; and 80, ,053 lbs
Middles.
G. v. Phillips d Co. thus speak Of tha Gin
cinnaG provision market:
There has been stronger feeling IN the pro
SlAon market Aiuce mine Of Sd. and prices 4dse
ne e1pcrn rom oi t,,is market AZ tt Is Feported a1e
snAl, md would indicate small trade, while the
receipts 81 summer hogs are 80 liberal - TO ad11lt
preventing draw on the West The South is be,
tween haJ and g1asa The planters are short of
on their crops until they are further developed,
ana while this condition Of affairs exists We may
look for very small order trade only. and IL the
end ouE strong holders may Ind that the stock Is
heavy enough to supply all demands"
Tbs market for flour Was only fairly active,
and prices were nomina1ly the aAme as LAST
noted. Sales include the following: White
Winter E1tzas- 100 brls brands given on P. t.
Red Winter Extras 100 br1s " P carl" at at3775;
Spring E1tras 800 brls Il Lockport Hvdraulic"
At 1900; 100 brls not named st $3.50; 100
brls do at $3.50; 100 br1s do 1t s5.12L; 600
br!s do ut $500; 100 brls not named On P, t.;
100 br1s .'Modol Xxx" yesterday p. m) at
Wheat % sssaseulsr leu ol yet steady at an aver
-;tg -;age advance Of about 1c on yesterdays
Change prices. though lower than the rate OF
yesterday afternoon, which was caused BY
another failure, which obliged the "creditora"
to 80 into the market and cover his deficits.
The market on the Open Board this morning
last half. but was soop depressed &c BY tho
rumor that couple Of caEgoes had been
stopped in loading, the grain being found in 8
condition which, though not bad, Was deemed
5snss BY the ahpRs5 pIRssrs to it. be Ths Hnse ,rs Hs
subsequently recovered eomcwhat,
opening On Change at Slip for cash lots, i'm.
proving to S1.12i1, and closing easier st Sill
@l.111. The improvement was due to re-
ports Of greater G1mncss in New York, but
there was less Willingness to take cash wheat,
and the difference Of cash below seller last
half w1dened to E1c. The difference was but
1c yesterday, and should have been less To-
day, there being but four business days beforo
deliveries WILL be made on tho last half, which
leaves the wide margin Of 1c for carrying, at
ter deducting re for storage. This was sign
that the market was almost entirely specula-
tive. Other grades than No. wore also slow
or than usuAl, buyers being much mora cau-
tions than heretofore. OF the recent failures
IN wheat only one was large enough to be i'm
Pottant, but there seemed to be a fear to-day
that others will follow suit, and those who in
tended to be square in any event were gener-
ally cndeavoring to bo long to the extent Of
d fye or two, in order to cover possible
bteaLF. Hence the speculative frulness.
Toward tho close Of Change it WAS discovered
that tho two cargoee' were two boat loads
time ago. and sent in a. No. 2, but the eleva-
tor proPrictors were afraid Of it, md put it in
q special bin, 30 that it could not dam
age other grain, Tho unsound wheat was,
therefore, one Of the favors which our neigh
bors at st. Louis are in the habit OF sending to
New Orleans by way Of Chicago and New
down tho M Miszissippi. % Ho nay add that that there here
is no trouble in reference to the ownership Of
the wheat in question, and that tho particular
condition Of that lot has no bearing on the
condition Of the wheat in store here ia general
bulk. CASH sales were reported Of 400 bu No.
l spring at @1:1914; 15.200 bu do at q, 10;
1850 bu No. 2 spring at ?l.1311 (fresh re-
ceipts); 10000 bu do at s1.134; G,409 bu 10
ct s1:13;. 5000 bu do (reguiar) at a1.12;z;
5000 bu do at 51.1211l; L, ,00O bu do at 51.12;
$1,000 bu do at SL1l99{; 20,0U0bn do at a1.1111l;
Sill; 5000 bu do at Si.1o34 200 bu No 8
spring at al.0a15; 5000 ba do at ai.o2; 5000
bu do at s1.01151i G,800 bu do at Si.0iL;
2,600 bu do at S1.0l; 1000 bu rejected
spring at 92c L, 500 bu do At 81 &c; 10, 400 bu
do at Sic; 1000 bu do at SOC; 300 bu do 1T
ost:' 4uv W NO EIaue II lo11zci 4pO DnQo 2t I4c
Total 215, 600 bu. Seller last half sold at a1.11{
@l:14, closing at S1.11s<@L12 ael1er july
sold at S1.15@1.18.
Corn was rather less active. but firm at IN
average decline of ~. Tho market was
strong yesterday afternoon, but was broken
down this morning by leading bear operator,
WHO forced it ito 83c On cash No. q But there
were too many buyers to allow it to remain
long at that figure, and the market slowly iu,-
proved to 8411c, and closed easier at 839l@34c.
Rejected Was steady and quiet, closing tirm at
TIC The shipping demand was apparently
very Light, and speculative transactions were
principally for the last half OF this month and
for July. Cash sales wcrc reported Of 13, 600
bu No. (frcsh receipts) at size: Q, ,8O0bu do
at si13c Il. 200 bu do at SIC 81, 40Obu do at
s4c q, 500 bu do ate31Gc; 25 900 bu do at 8311c;
sc, 900 bu do at 83c; 200 bu do 800 bu
500 hu DO at SIC; $500 bu. do At s611c, and ;.
S 1000 hu do at 86c, FREQ on board; 17,GO0 bu
rejected at 77c; 5000 bu do at 7G55Ic; 1860
bu do at 7Sc: 4,a06 bu do at 1876: 1,200 bu
no grade At 70c; 400 bu do at tic. Total,
225, 900 bu. Seller last half sold at 84@s4slc;
and seller July ut sG@87c.
Oats were more active and averaged 11c
better, under a moderate demand, the receipts
also being rather lighter, while the bulletin
showed tie wonderful fact that 100000 bn
we're shipped out yesterday. The market
opened nominal at Soc, advanced to 5011I1c,
md closed firm ut 50H@5o14c. Sales wero
g ~ ssfSSsRs 4 ba S L s ~
000 bu rejected at 45c; GOO bu do 1T 4415c;
] 200 bu at 44c; 1.s00 bu by sample st SIC
GOO bu do at SIC; GOO lu do at 45c- Total,
IS: 900 bu. Seller the mouth sold at 50@50l5c;
seller laet half at 5o!t5@50s4c; and seller July
Rye was quiet and &c lower, closing steady.
Sales were made Of 400 bu No. at 90c; 1,26O
bu No. {fresh receipta} at 85ll1Ic; loo bu do