, 1870-10-30

iye. :...- ..-.. ss.aso 1855 ss.esi
na1ley. bu-.-.-.... $500 1880 73,14s
tatus, S. So......... is,ss; @ is,::s ,::s @ ii,sIs
Flour, er's. ........ :sssAS ss,e:o ss.sss %s,ss,
Sass, %sssi; u. H. :::!s;t s,!*: i:
Oats, bu--..... ...1as,sss ssl,eM 1891 |
~ Rse; cas nu; =, a"lsl ,1s,c9 1881
Cattle, So.......:. S :,:5s Sill sill 4.:ia
The following were the cloeing rE,ces:
g.sn., SO: extra. &; . :s:s e 81 g 3 = ,:s'
Soa. -. ~: S 3 ssa @ @ssss ssx
9als, @ 70 :. ash9 s. -. . s
$is |I$;S;sss $i:sS s. ss|S $ s;Ss $;
81; ssieSs::'::: ie;E.,:::: s. ss Is
Tho following grain has been received up
to III O'Clock this morning: a7S cara wheat; |
Ill cars corn 81 cars oats II ca1A rye 81
csA3s l barley. Total, $50 cars, or 1sl 900 bu.
NtharaTn on Fnaay for city consumption.
t.ssl bu wheat 5.NI6 IN corn 3.02D bu oats
s,3o' tu barley Withdrawn for do during the |
last week, p. a03 bu wheat g, Coz bu earn
barley.
There wss better feeling OF Change to-
saIJ reaction from tho we.akusss OF yesterday,
helped also br the fre<.r Slipping movement
in grain that fo!lo.. ed Tue extensive drop in
pnces, Whlcl m has ueen noted during the pa1t
M wees. Inc ca no feeling would seem to hare
osen e3iss" need in New York, though the in
SaSs .. .rerEtl there was principally on tho
par. PEI. holders. But Saturday is Al*afs
=" 4 day In that city, and it is generally dllli-
-ult to obtain reliable quotations.
| Highwines were quict aud kc lower. but
steady at ths decline, closing 4 sa@s;1. :. ar
At Bic $50 btls DO, and 50 brls ia wonia:, nodna
| hoops at SIC. "ooacA
Lake frelghts were quiet bat stesdy at ves-
sesdnys prices, most or the vessels l.
, ., .~s.erdav. Only grain
ehaftet. we're reported, at &c for barley by
| sIesm 10 Hcnaloi &c for corn to Windsor by
! sau TIC for wheat to Saruia, and I4yZc for
wheat to OsweSo BY saii. Buffalo fates bT
SAL were nominaliy tnchscged, but holders
were asking 10c for ~heat. 1Oc for corn, anj
&c 1or oats: M m Through ra:cs 10 New York wcro
iSc for oats. The table for advanced rsii
1Ieignt5. referred to yesterday, will be found
IN Monday y sue the rates will take cIect
On the 3lat OF tbis month.
frovlslons were ratfcrless active, and weak
closing somewhat f1mer. Tns stock Yards'
mAfEet ior hoSs Was AGAIN weak, AMI about
-oc ioHer, the packers holding oG-paytly be-
cause the Eeather is ret SCARCELY cool enough
for Killing, and partly because they profess 10
expect e, stul lower ptices-still the packing i.
tasEe5 lof*ard tlis asou. footing mp about
$500 head Of hogs to dare, against II, as
htnd to tho same time last year, and Il. .O},} in
lsGS. Ness pork was tlull At ==ai. .o0@ Y.50 for
clo. IN smau lots; s:n. 50 for usw and there ]
were were seAers OF pork fur any month to the
sao:W: Lard was rather active with buyers
a. lso for any month OF winter, either Dscc,n-
oes, January, or February. Casl lard vss |
nominal at lN91S1kc for new, and 1311I@iic !
lor olu N jonbine lots. Green meals we're
thin weather. as it is not safe to shlp them. ed
reclally II sent South Green shontaess were
quoted at 1@'la@c: 1l@l1L3c for short ribs |
anu Il@5f9lee for hame. Meats in salt is |
Gass e;s, were % nominal At 1ic above thesa quota
gons: T. Eeei products were etea,ly at about
sH..5al11+50 for mess; sl3.o5@1s,5O for ex-
IA mesa- beef hans nominal. Grc1ses. 10 !
l!e, and tallow at 854Roc SaIes we're: 30 br}s |
o!d mess pork Al rs, 20; 81 hzls do At 52l. So:
~ ~ n PTS new mess as s225o; 100 brls do SELL
January, at S20.00; 25 tcs kettled lard at
14c, !sD tcs new lard, at like 100 tcs do
on private terms; go tcs DO se,lur Dccetu-
eef, t a. ~ l.c: 21 leg do, seller February, at
.-e; . 29e ~ tcs szo 90 seller Decenabsr and JAnn-
feos1ary At H. The shipments OF provls-
IONS Tor the week ending on Thursday last
were !, ,S6l bris pork Ills tea lard l0l
ses E1ns ~, 600 tt,s shoulders and p, ,0O0
n1aalte; a r. aoe Do e'nce November 1A.132 brls
lotk 66,525 tcs lard 60.103 tcs, anu o7G, III
ice bans: 20,810, SEQ ins Shoulders; ana
". a3 1853 tts 1nddes.
F!ouz vas in moderate demand. and daaler. |
were Shade frmer in their views, Gales Of
"niie winter extras transplElng Ut S7.30@7.50;
spring ex,ras at S4.5o@5.50; unsounl grades
at ~12L@ 4.62L; spring supcshoes at E4.25;
and buekwheas tour At s5.75@s.0O. We note
the following transactions: White Winter
Exttas-e5 bris - 0riental7 at $3.50; 50 brls
not nda named At sn;so. Spring Extras 200 trIs
claire" II s5 50; 100 bria Gardners Best At
$500; 100 bEls ''Exedra" at a4.s716; 5000
bfls brands GiEen Oh private terms i60 bsls
not nsmed at $3.50: 100 btls DO 1t $500:
25g 6r's 90 At Sl.soi 100 brls do at $50, 100
E1tsas-100 brls not named at "a 621Se ia
bsls do at 4.25; 1D0 brls do at sA15k, Spring
Supe1hnes-100 brls not named al A.2I
Buckwheat FlouE-50 hrls ssJaekman's Best
,t st Ss 90; Is b1ls Sank County At 600;
Wheat Vas 1870 better, and quite active at
the improvement, though principally in the
speculative department, the purchase OF csah
grain being eeldom br,sk on the lset d.y Of
the week The feeling VAS quite strong, and
the option demand large. the recent dscIlne
having brought ont many orders from BOTH
country acd CRY huyers- The drop has been
i heavy one, but it was felt that it must stop
soneEherc, and there are msny who find it
tihcult TO believe that Wheat can long stay
much we may have here. Then tie fact that
urez E0,0 coz bu we're contracted for, ysater-
day, to be taken out, helped holders as much |
IS the quoted f1mnezs in Now York. Liver
POOL adnees we're conflicting, a. is TeT often
ed the market as dull and declining, Wills the
more public adyices ecuoed tne private
story Of yesterday, that the market Was strong.
The public is very often full day behind tbs
private tissue, AMI in this way cash wheat was
money. For the SANE reason seller last Lalf
OF next month was worth &c mo-e to-day than
ycstesaAy, IS compared with seller November,
on which deliveries cau be made OF Tuesday
The ousy buyers Of wheat for next week. de-
livery we're the short interest, and they took
hold rsther freely. It vas generally Under
stood that Liverpool is higher On new wheat,
though lower On winter, and this gave more
confidence in future Values On the Open
Board seller November sold at 95x@99I5c.
s1 60, fell to 99c. and closed easier 1t 9sxc.
Seller last half was 1A@1Lc above those quo
tatons. closing At sl.00- Seller the month
Was nomiually the Same ss cash No. spring,
which cloeed At 95@eskc, No. spring closed
ed spr1rg at 90c. Cash sales were reported "a
follows, uost Of them being in round lots,
and on seller the month: $500 bu No. i
spEtng. at s1N5; 1900 bu do at a1.04;
! 200 bu do at s1.0s31; 400 bu do at el.es;
el:o0: $500 bu do at $3.50; 5000 bu do
at 991ss 69, 400 bu do at 99lc: 1I,i0o bu do
It 99c; IS, ,000 hu DO ut 9s5{c; 5000 bu do At
ss5ze: 10000 bu do at ss1{c; 10000 bu do
At SEC; 5000 bu ola do at 85c; 12.6o0 bu No 8
sp1irg at DC 1900 bu do at o3,1c; Isl
bn do At $50 :, 800 bu do Mt 9a1zc; 1000 bu
DO 1t &c; 100 bu old do at 81c; sOo b1 re-
tected spring It 91cf 1890 bu do at e0c; 800
DO st Csc. Total, 411,a06 Su.
j., Corn WAS strong and 9tc higher, with good
demand, but less activity, owing 10 the COM
pa1atiye feWness Of SELLERS. New York was
quoted drner, and corn was also regarded as
likely to move upwards, At least as rapidly as
xheat, seeing that corn Is fully LIE per tu
lower than = year sgo, while wheat il 4c
better than at that time. Tbs shipping de-
maud was good one, Particularly for rsjec:-
ID. ard the short interest bid 20 freels 10.
ext ucE,h thar sc'tez SeTemb:1 clue 7srs