, 1870-09-10

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The following grain has been received up to
wheat; lN cars and 25,eo0 bu corn; 81; csrs
oats; 20 cars and 400 bu rya: 1o3 cars har-
leg: Total (5H carsl 239, 600 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption;
1oli5 bu wheat; $40 bu corn; 1884 bn oats;
522 bu rye; ,6e4 bu barley.
There was rather large attendance on
CbanGe to-day, and moderate amount Of
business transacted, with better feeling ali
round, though prices we're y shade lower In
come OF the markets. The great weakness
which has marked tho past few days had par
t1aiiy diEappeareo, and some OF the markets
were stronger, while all would have been SO
hnt for tame set Of reports from New York.
Inc "r Seems to have lost its interest to the
great nass OF operators, md the details az
news are seldom canvaeeed On Change. But
the gcneraltmpressio seems to be thaf thourh
win talr crops this year, and considerable
hope for high prices, get the recent decline
has been 80 extensive that it can scarcelv bo
maintained, and d threatened cutting OF or
supplies from the country ii inducing flrmer
tone. New York will undoubtedly be stronger
u III lineage becomes 90, as The Present weak
the drop reported from this city.
ing, grown, without irrigation, On tbe rraat
PLAINS Of kansas. ut Carlyle Station, SIG miles
west Of Kansas City. It is Of fair quality,
M's, n1a = very interesting as A indication Of
which has hitherto been supposed to Te as
sterile "a the valley Of the Great Salt Lake
was before the advent Of the hIormous. The
accompanying letter states that, tcih irriga-
non, the hnest vegetables can be raised, md
speaks hopefully Of the probabilities OF tie
fNfnFH fTrs11T1 1x4%.
wants Of q world.
HighWlnes we're very dull, and 1@2c lower
than our quotations Of yesterday. thoueh
scarcely that much under the real state oy
Eesterdays market, which was demoralized,
were 50 brls hon-bound md 50 brls wood.
bound At eSc. The market closed weak at IS
and SEC for wood and iron-bound lots. ~ ~
Lake fre3ghts we're lees active, and hc
eosier. total Of 2 grain charters was re-
ported, OF which 6 were for corn aud 9 for
oats none for wheat. lates were Ahc Tor
wheat, &c for corn, and 3A@aLc for oats by
sa'1 to Buffalo 10e for corn to dgdcnsbutsh-
Through rates to New York were 211<c for
wheat, and 20@e0h5c for cc1n.
PROVISIONS were more active. Mess pork
vas h1mer, having recovered somewhat iron,
the great weakness Of the past two daya.
Lard Was dull and unchanged. Meats steadv
at former prices. The improved ioeline il,
1ork was probably due to The lighter receipts
OF hogs this week. The market closcd At
$3.50 for winter mess, and s25- -50G26.00 for
summer: $3.50 for do seller December;
Lard At l511sc tor winter steamed, ind 1is1cfor
summer lett1ed; l215c for lard, eeller Decem-
Ter. Winter shoulders at 12s1c; do rough
s'des at AK : do short ribs 1T l4s3c;
summer cured meats }f@1fc less thsn
The above; summer sweet picked hams
At 1sc; hams. for December delivery,
r.. hNr OBJ -
sides 1t 1s@lsAc; greases At 3@lsc; md tai-
low a. VIC. Sales were: $50 brls mess pork
At S26.5o, $50 brls do, last evening, All 2G.a5
500 brls do at $500; 100 tcs winter lard al
lake; x, 600 lbs dry sailed shoulders ut I2ss<c.
1here was moderate movement IN the
market foE dour, but prices we're nominally
!oWer; ~ We note eAles Of red winter extras
ter snrcIfnes At e4.50; and spring superfinea
White Winter E1.ras-40 brls no. named
en- p, + Red Winter E1tras-5o1bris, not
named, :. T s5.oo. Spring EztEss-loo hIls
eop's Valley" at s5.25; 1o5 brls liable
Mound" At S4.0o; 100 brls. not named, 1T
S4.75; so brfs do at a5.e5; 100 bris do
It S4.50: 800 bE1s do at s4.121a; 81 bTls
do at $500 1.3o0 br1s, brands given, on pri-
yate terms. Winter Supertincs-25 br1s not
unt named at as.5a55; CO bsis do At Ss,so
- b1ls do at as.25; loo brls do st $500.
Ielal, S,007 brls.
Wheat was moderately actiye, anu COM
paraisely steady, with better demand for
cash lstst which rold 1t about the nvernge Of
ye.tetays prices, while options were easier,
cHenn6s. The trading is almost entirely in
new Nheah though there is plenty Of the old
ID store AM to come forward-how much OF
II we hAyo 40 means Of ascertaining. It is
much 10 Do tealred that the old should tll be
moved out, and there is some inquiry, but
noloeEs seem to be careless in the matter,
thinking the Old wheat is in no danger Of
heating now that the hot weather is over,
Hence there ia no particular inducement to
the shlppers to take hold of 1t, Is the new is
worth fully l0c per bu more for use. The
new Is moving slowly, principally because the
t9yeEs on the other side Seem to be Judging
OF ii from the old. When they find out the
magnificent quality Of cur crop there is no
question but they will order it freely, as the
European crops arc known TO be largely de-
feient: There were more buyers today OF
cash lots, especially for the lower grades:
s.it .oia at 99Ss9 Rs.ra s., seller s ss L..
made At s5tfc- o. Change the option opened
at SHe, declined to sSs{c, improved to a33{c,
and closed at e4ac. Seller October was quiet,
selling At s5Ac. Regular No 2 sold At 4@
3zc telow the price for last half, closing It
Ms; s,o No; closed.t se14e. Cash ssles we're !.
s51I1c; 21,G0o bu do at CSC ii, 400 bu 80. ?
spr1rg at SIC; 1900 bu do At phc; 5000
bu old do At &c 400 bu do at 651sc; 100 bu
DO st s5c l,600 bu No. 3 spEing at Sc;
:,soo bu DO at s6114c 1900 bn old DO at 75c I;
5H' % GO 1T 76e 400 bu rejected spring at
IS 500 bn Do At e: 200 bu old do At &c ;
400 bu no grade At SIC; 400 bu No. i red win.
ter At S1.00; 400 bu No. 2 do At 99c; l,a00 bu
rejected winter at Sc. Total, n 200 bu.
Corn was mere active, md averaged Nc
better, with fair shipping demand, and !
moderate speculative inquiry, which was prin-
cipallJ from tho short interest. We note 6
charters taken for corn to-day, showing that
Eastern buyers are attracted By the decline.
On the Open Board, seller last half sold Al
NA@59c+ On Change the option opened al
Sc, declined to 58tS5c under depressing New
York 1dSices: advanced to 591zzc, and closed al
Heatoae- The fear Of free receipts from the
new e1op ne1t month, keeps seller October
closed At 59Ac. Cash No. 9 closed at 59s<@
GQc, and rejected At SIC. Cash ssIee vere
5,W0 tu No. At 59a}c; 10, GOO bu do at 591sc
| lg.000 bu do at 594c Il, 100 bu do at 55c
5000 hu do 1t 5st{c; 10000 bu do ii 5sEc
ll,AU b9 do It eoo afoat 1900 bu rejected
57e- Total, l00, 200 bu.
oata were more active, and about &c bet
| tef. toers being saretal large orders on th.
market, brought in by the recent drop il
p5Sssse, pSs xhish n n.ae opadns particularly strong
shlle cash lots, though In moderate shipping
demand, were not 20 firm. The market to
seller last h.lt opened Il si11c, and closet
| strong u 3%5@95c. Seller October closed a
3s11c. Regular No. 2, or seller tho month
| vas moderately active, and closed firm 1t a351.
| Gac- Cash sales were reported of 600 bl
So. fresh Ecceipss} At S5c; 1900 bu do 4
A!1o; ~ 800 bu do At 341xc; $500 bu do =
H4c: 26,a hu do Gegul11) 1t SIC; $500
bu do At Ss>lc; 10000 bu do at SS1S5c; 500
bu rejected At SC; 300 bn do It 32ftc; 60
bu do ut s24c; Coo bu do at SIC; GOO bu b
saInplc 1t s71fc- Total, 1ol 900 bu.
Rye was steady and quiet At uncb.nge
prices, An attempt wns made to bronx h
market carly. but 1t did not succeed. and quo
sations closed firm II &c for No. 2,and 6io 70
No. l.. salea wers reported Of 500 bu No,
64c 2, 900 bn No. 2 It &c; 400 bu do
61Hc. Total. 5000 bu.
and was steady 1t yesterd&ys prices, thong
receipts wore rather l.1gs, but closed easy |.
s1 1.06tDl. .06H for No. 2. 4l.065f@1.01 fe1 Z
seller last hri, snd 96@97c for No. onts.o
l Of the Roet Island elsvstor. 1tss NOW ssa1e