, 1870-10-10

NC It'HoNIE grain NaN Deeu received up 10
~ oclock tlis nlOEn1uE: 406 cars and s,19I bu
wLcat: 304 cars corn. lns,5 cars oats: II cars
UOn TN.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption.
s.t-D bu wheat; 5.4l6 bn corn; 22,1J5 bu oats;
80 In rye; 3,495 bu barley.
Tho receipts Of grain arc at last opening mp
ON Us in luxurious plenitude, being appar-
e1t|y limited ouly By tho cal 1ying cspacitos OF
fl,c railroads leading into this city. Ii has h.en
''laDg comm" but has come at last. ard
Wet may now expect to see full receipts,
sllt mehts must increase. or We shall be Lite
sally swAmped before spring, and it will be TO
sht interest Of grain holders FOR once TO ro-
-ptct New York quotations, and olIer their
property at such prices that tho shippers can
a0urd to take hold. or else ellip it ont for
grain AID bare Of money. The only why to
eec11re respectable prices for the end OF the
season il 10 sell enough OF 10 bring in sutli
ci.nt money 10 enable us to carry the balance
independently. This is the true policy. aud
for the interest, not alone of grim holders,
hut Of tho whole community
We note that considerable quantities Of corn
arc arriving, which ID iudisputably mixed. Il
part new, and part old. Conntry holders
will do we'll to remember that under the rules
Of the board, the inspectors have no discEe-
tion in grading the Whole ~ new, whicl, il
l equivalent 10 no grade. 80 that the mixed loses
tho extra value on all the old gram in the mix
| lure. II is the height OF folly 10 think that
Tie Inspectors cannot detect the fraud, or
tl,zt they will PASS it by
Ihe1o was full attendance on Change to-
day, and q moderately active eet of markets. In
graz: nut with lower pr1ces all rounl, except in
rye, The markets. boil, hero and in New York,
.celn to be settling down ttuler the weight Of
iuavy receipts, actual and expected, tie in
llnecec icing especially weiGhfy here, Ri ouf
sr'* ITS will pic mp tlrri:;s tho winter At full
/ tate, while Sew York will experience less OF a
sns.. -f:e, The c'ose OF the season OF nariea-
tiot, All the ma. s1ts were quite dull toward
:1e close. bat there was tetter shipping
movement in some 4usrters, and 4 rather Ac-
tisc trsde doue l,y the short interest, who
f'iied IN at good profit.
ttighW1nes were quiet, but t;c better, oWin,
toa reported tzulsr feeling in Nav York,
sa!cs we're $50 b11s wood bound at S:c- lion
buni lois ,Merc nominal at Si::5c Fer gallon.
l-cke :reiEhts were rather less active, and
Ftiy nr1a at Yesterdays rates. the supply OF
gram vessels being only moderate, willie tie
vas reported At 51 e for wheat b. sail, 5;Se
Yer corn " Fsii, and G.: for barley bv steam to
l'ailalo. Osts were noulillal Al Il to the SANG
Fo:t. Thrnnsh rates TO New York were quo
sct: At lA on wheat and isc on cor1L
PROVISIONS were moderately active on meats,
in which very iirm feeling prevailed, owing
10 the fact that stocks sro Closing d5wn quito
rapidly. Lard was also strong. for tile reason
that there IL vcEy little Of it here, aud that
neasly a1l held by one firm. There was noth-
l'G doing IN cash lard, bnt future was is1ner,
lM.ic being bid fos December delivery. Pork
VIZ steady. The market closed At S25.37A@
= 50 for regular mess pork; tirst-class braads
.lo held at 5225.15@ $500: s2a Oo@2o 25
for do seller December. Lard at 15A915Ac
for winter steamed 13l4'ta l3;51c for do seller
D.eenlsr. Winter shoulders At lls4@l2.
70 rough sidcs At li'l@ l4>;c Do sho:t NIB al
l:r: summer cured meats 9@@3ic lower than
:sove summer sweet picked hams 1t l6,l@
1ic: green lianls for December dellyery, ll6
12flc: Cum5erlanGs 1t To- :@1liS; short ,i6s
Il lss(a12ssSc: aud shoulders for same de-
livery. Sc; bacon shoulders at 1oc: bacon
tal!ow at Dc for country. 9@9i<c for city and
| ":c FOR choice. Mess beef fluotable At 4t2 CO.
li,d extra NJ. SIS at s14.00. Beef Lams al
sss g. Sales were: 10 b1ls mees pork at
80: :siN. 900 lbs shoulders nj 112c; 10 bxls
extra tal1ow at tOc
| TIE shipments OF provisions from this point
Tor tue week. ending with Thursday last, were:
l.4h9 brls PORK: 590 tcs lsrl: 235 tc, hams ::
.!2- -5R. lbs shoulders: and 460, 100 lbs mid
dies. Total shipments since Nov. 18th to the
sane date we're: lSa. .15o tr!s pork. i',l7i tcs
lad: 4. sos tes and 276.934 pcs hams: 49,
| dlrt.
The market foE lour WAS tritle more active,
hu: an easy fee1iuS has developed, aud prices
were Aboas 10 per bEl lower all rouul. Sales
w.se effected at range Of $50 fur whita
e,,er essrae, =, SIS for spring extras.
n for uusonnd grades. and %, 15G7i 20 for
| rls'rE saperhEe~ 1here We: NO dcuanl for
re tioc1. and yuusaG.na were G,sle better
than Eouinal. The following .,.e. were re-
xTteI: White Winter Extras-75 hr1s Gold
FGa at 81; 40 tri- bsanl- gwen on terms
not mkde kaoHo. Sl:ssng E.ts.s-1!r) bsls
~. ": + Cos Fancy Loaf E" At :5.s5 400
brls Loskpo,t Hy1ra1,iic -. :5 IS: 1850
hris brsrd. gwen on 9,riva:e te-ms: l35 bis
- iantr1a at $s.G0: loo b:l. ROT named at
e1.:5: 100 hris do 4. 5a.61,:x: 100 brl> 10 q.
= III: 100 brls do q! si25; 1v0 bis do At
si:ao Cnscnna Sr:iue E.sras-77o sr1s not
bls- nc: named At SAN: 100 bsle do 1t 400: !:
1c' br.s do st $3.50: 100 brls DO At S3.75 !;
bsis.
Whea. vas active anl te1vy, averaging Ike
lower than Yesterday. Euier reported quiet
nes- in New York, wi,etc shippers are holding
cf Ill view at the large srpTlv. Ua. <u re-
eeips- we7c large. BIZ: the shippers ooaEht
ta:hes literaly Notwithstanding. 1.l=i, action
being probably dictated bS The he;irf that
hv the iinie the grain arr1y.s on the seaboarl
the season OF navigation will te uearls cl .seu
sn9 there VIII then be better prizes ruatizsd
owiu5 70 rre -l'ec.iye 3iminution il the su2-
Fiv: 1t is ;to3sa: p1ob,bie that Se1 Yotk
VII neaEen from this time onward till hear
the close Of the present moa,L. a. the supply
there will Increase. Eut t1crn are operators
here who think the chances are decidedly Ia
vo:atle to big rise on the seahoArd tllis
Eiu:cf. owing to the large a.syaace IN railroad
itelEhis. which many taiLi. viii ts> 1sece-slrs
consequence OF the recent consolidation Of
Opposing I.ilro.d interests o! eoarse. :ho.o
Eho bod grain On the .eabo1zd wo1la 5a mora
Arge's benefited by such an advance thin
Western holders. and it may I've that
tue difference Of Qultltle val,..- will
Y sufficient indace:ncnt to shippers TO .ake
hold willingly enough 10 give an active a,ove.
rrent Of wheat Eastwari during the next
month. Tho buslnrss iu opsious Nas 1n7I.--
aseT hzlsk. great Eaahy short ccutracta be-
Hg Tiled At the decline. On the Opea Boarsl
seller the!ast half Of this nonth gold at II .o67
ieh to = o6,f, a-rarced TO Si.071li. wi.en The
later Liverpool quoted wheat Id better,
gagged back 10 s1.D6ssi. and cloecd timer a,
Sl.siat5- Seize. Novcmhc, was Little better
than nominal ut l@1;ac above LAST half. Cash
No. spring closed at s1.0ssl@l. No. !
spring At Il G6s:@l.0I, No. spring At II 90,
aEo rejected spring =, &c: Cash GALES
we're reported Of l4.so0 bu No. spring i
At sl-07!1s; l5,20O bu do at Slo7I; 800 IN
a. s1,01; 9,i00 bu No. spring 1t SLOT
5000 bu do 1t s1.06s{: 10.oo0 bn do al
Sl.Nt; 93. 800 bu do At sl06S; 5000 bu
40 At S1-c64 81, 200 bu do 1t St.0G; l,600 bu
No. spring Ito a1riye) st S1.01; 5000 bu dc
II S1.00; 1910 hu old do at 9oc7 ii 100 bu re-
jected spring At SIC; l, 40 bu do At 93c; 400 bn
90 at eec: 1.Goo bu do :. sic: 1900 bu old
90 81 '6s; 100 bn No 2 red wiater At S1.06.tss !,
Corr ,rfiea sr,a hnsrar a. dne1;na ~