, 1870-07-29

Tttal, II, Goo bu-
Corn WIZ less active, but 1@@kc higher. in
lort, nd, under fair speculative dsm.nl
fo1 filling options IN tho r'rt ol tie shorts,
which was the principal v. ~ss tranaacted.
caah lots Mi:E vesy quis:. .,-ough rejected
WA firm, and in sone Sui ppinS demand
Seller August sol1 At si@ss;tts oa the Open
Board; opened Oh Change Al sii e. sdvancod
to s5c, and closed at s4stc. Cash No. closed
at as1:c, and rejected =, ssc- Cssh sales we,o
made OF eco hu No. 2 At a1:xcs 10, 400 bu do
ut SIC; $500 fu do at e;afc $500 Ia At
s41..c :s,cc9 tn DO at SIC: a.43o ba do At
s::.e 4.StQ a bs tejsctea Il 7st,s; 5000 !u 10
Is1 e; $500 In do a, Soc aao.t 100 bu no
grade 1t 75c- Total &. 100 bu.
=, osts we're quiet md lttc lower, there being
little inquis! for ANYTHING except nsw Tor
local eonsum mrtioa, most ot which inspects Is
se1eeted and no grade; The market fos cash
urdc1 = good demand Which sprung
up about o'clock. Seller Auguet wAs ouiet
at 4511z6 iCc. Cash sales were made OF 100
tu 1t aIc: 19,0O0 bu 1t 46isc; 12,AOo bu II
iGc: 10000 by at 555ic; 2d,so0 bu Al 45sSc;
.50 eu new Nc; At 4ic; COZ bn do At 45c;
5000 bu rejected at 41c: ID, 500 bu do At 401<o;
1i,0o0 tn do at sGc; 5000 bu no grade 1t SEC.
7 I1lal. N,COO tu.
I've was qniet at yesterdays quotations, the
rec. lrts u the nav crop being taken freely
S.h-n offered. Sales were: 400 bu new NO /
= &c, sna 5oo by new No. . at soc. Rejected
1:srlsy WAS quiet, bu, firm at o5c@ &, 90 70.
70. :: 5ttl &c for so. ., and 4sc for rejected.
sis were: ip0 bu new by sample At 81 90:
4; f:r tn 10 at 7ic :: 400 bu DO at i5e.
Tx following notices wc1c postcd to-day:
"CH,cAco, July =, 1870.
"Sr. Fp11nc whea. in the Chicsgu, bur}tnxion.
tv.t f{ky+Hs In
-: II E!~v4tnr. 3, hns, %. 1a and 1ua-ls ont of
e's'':soa--sefs'ns ~a1m~so@s M q Iu ~ yarn.
.tchief Inspector OF i;rala,~
"SD. spring xhess IN L. Il r q. Il Il EleFa-
to.e. and d. declared Out OF cu.lL!tton, viii By
.;.:!s,tr.., on r.ss.pts previous to January J.
lc yer bnshti for every nve dars. or parts Of the
tAur. CD all such receipts remaining ia s,ore on
"ARxoyR, DOLE i CO..
-CHlc4tp. J4iS 2s
~ nul In the Galet q Elevator. four bins NJ. 2
firing wheat On adt!i,ihn to those previously
= n MccHrsxEr,
"Chief Inspector Of Grain"
Flint i Thompson havo given no notice yet
ct grain INT Of corditiun. II is believed that
ieo, that Acssrs. Armour, Dole Co. q
receipts Are al good except those dated prior
10 January l.
Bells Weekly Messenger (Eng1au d. has
| the following interesting articlc on British
crop Prospects,:
During the past week the cn-n trade has been
tar1nrsly inn1enct'l hy circumstances la argu-
ing #. N the position and prospects OF the trade
] itttH nc are apt to underfate The importance OF
| Re connection WHICH exists between vi branches
CT tra!t MtEe OF less, or tn lose sight altogether
Vi the dependence ot the peaceful continuance Of
Commerce on tie maintenance Of stability In the
rsliitlcal wcftf.
.!7hus We md that while there ts every reason
to believe that ne shall s+*cu:e full average nr-
! vest here, anu that the crops abroad arc much
better than vss recently represented, the political
complexities that have Just artscn threateo 10
] cEr1atl 70 q very great extent our Imports from
I tke continent
.Tbr lceai,,ts pow unharp!'y threatened with
| war are Just tho*e 10 which We look for large
| supply u nnewheats: and even should the pro-
roted wise iav for the protection OF property at
sc1-or father for the total neutrality Of the sea
liz adopted, there c1n be little doubt that our ne
cetpts must he restricted Evidently, therefore,
] &te elowhwnrH tendency In prices which IL now
t1farent In the market, nnh which viii ee stmu-
lated Y gnot harvcst, may bc held tn check hJ
| the outbreak Of Wnr, and new anil altogether
uuaEs1rtratc.s feature wtI he Imported int" the
eass:: No Little care, thcErfors. should nc exe1-
clEct In uI0pfIpV .plntos IS 10 the probable course
| VI frtcts VI any article for supplies Of which we
tcoI abroad n amy great extent, because the CAL
eplas;oss 81 one week may BE- entirely upset ny
'sAt Present the grain ttllc ts In suspension, zll
Ia.tcs awaiting the result uf the difficulties that
!'sve TOW aIis.n cut of The Spanish succession:
| .-necd, The present ranHe Of prices cannot I've
Maintalne.. The French demand Is now sAttsuetl.
A*nr hare before pointed out, It arusc irum
speculation rather than from any wrll-founlcd aIl
l:chuuhloA MS to the partlnl failure OF tho crors
Which although below The average will probably
hr sufficient II prevent France iTum lec1n.tng au
| .lrrc.tiEg country this year In England The
| .,tH mng t.ason has lcen u favorable one. aul
Ire l1at is uuN RAPIDLY approaching maturity. SC
al the harvest may he expected 10 commence In
i,>a tla1l fortnight"
rtr tollov trs sta,cmept Is eomp!lc,! from the
Montreal Hfr1I: