, 1870-07-11
1870. 1869,
lseeeirtd.I ShippeL Reesisad.t Shipped.
Fl0ur... 796.B27 s1l.1CDi 1.s01. .9t3t 1.a65. .33S
Wheat G,3s6.0asI 6.15U.atSt G.40sOi31 G.0O5' '356
Corn :. 9,G5p25T| GS5e.eelJ 10o3TG39| 'OOT
Oats.. 3,71a3o9 pOs9' 46S{ 9'R8s s6la| 4'isl47s
Rye....I 296,630| 237313I 'e40g14l IA 3s9
Barley. 554,O63I 3ao.5;al 240.a09f 25;'SI

55:ys, 5:ss,S y: &:;;::: & S - - .s 20 ,@ss @
aa.srnss asss p5sS. 49,: $50 sss@ @sas g Sss,s; 3;
The following grain has bsen received up 70
10 O'clock thus morning: 157 CARS wheat; IA
cars aud $500 tu corn; 81 cars oats; cars
rye; l car barley. Total (429 cars). 173,053
bu.
Withdrawn yestarday for city consumption
u. .s33 bu wheat; 4,f9j bu corn; 5,57G bu oats;
2JG bu rye
There was full attendance on 'Change to-
day, but quiet set Of markets. the specula-
tive excitement having cooled down materially
within the past few days. There was little
change IN prices.
HlglWines were more active and firm at 1Sc
advance. Sales were. 100 brls at 941{c, and
CSC l'rls iron-bound at Csc. The market closed
iTm at these prices.
Lake freights were dull and again Ac lower
Only four grain charters were reported. Sail
rates to Buffalo were quotedut 4114c for wheat,
&C for corn, aud 3@31lc for oats. Through
rates to New York arc quoted at 19c on wheat
and 1711c Oh cozn.
Provisions were quiet, but with more in
quiry for meats, which lave recently been in
good demand. both hero and at other points.
Hence they ruled firm. MesH pork may be
quoted heavy (withont the overweight"),
the stocks being comparatively large. Fair
averages could be bought 25c 1ess than cur fig
nres OF YESTERDAY. Closing quotations Tor cash
mess orfiinary. sa7. .E0GSaT ". lsri 1SIc for,
summer. and 15Nc for winter-reni]ernI 1ots
bulk bhouIlers. iisIfG)12o. s,1mmer lots do,
1lhc; do Cumborlands, 1880; do rough
Eldes; !. l4}se; DO alort ribs, 15@154c; sum
f@15a<c: bacon shoujdGrs' i3,fG1ai r na,cted.
do c{esr rib. 1Go. flo r1ear aiIas IL 1roaaaa
7k@I2c; tallow. 9GSSc. ontsida for echo;ce'' e'
sales were 25 trcs winter lard at 1910; 800
eclIer DECEMBER; 100 COD lbs short c1ear AZ
1870; 1C. 600 lbs DIV asltef beles At AZ ,nosa
25 tres summer sweat nickiej hama A. 1SL|r''
We note the presence Of n fair annount ~
summcr-cu1cd product on the market. and
prices aro about 11c nor pound lowor on meats
than for winter-cured lots. The coo'or wostler
OF the past week has been moro favorable for
tho movement Of hogs, and the result is yisi-
ble LII large increase in both receipts and
shipments. Tho shipments OF provisions from
this point for the weok ending on Thursday
last, we're: 233 brls pork; rs tcs lard; TAO tcs
hams; 2ss, 400 tbh shoulders; 90, 800 lbs mid
dles. Do, since November l, 110,765 brls
pork; 65,328 les lard; 5Gss5 tcs and 275, ,02S
pcs hams; 16, 2e3, ,799 lbs shoulders, and 81
048, ,353 tts middles.
A dull and heavy feeling pcraaed the mar
let for Hour. The attendance Of buyers w.s
sog nho hoss nuf refused hsy to en s
were made at range Of s4.25@6.W for spring
extras, and 1915 for spring superfines. Trans-
actions include tho following: Whito Winter
E1tsassoo isa SoeI nl1s brands givsn oa private
~. ON ~ I ZEE oeSpon aSarsull!e' l "a ns
~ KY nts sar ~ ana crsseent se :Gm
Fails a, asT5 5 Sps .nas opg of1s -oa Nashua a,l
Il j l44 9d brls f., not % named It 5so 11o ttls DO
~, ~ c5ls so 20 a. a5 zSo brls 90 at
WIo.t w., .,.,;"t ~ "a ".
nf 1Sc m vasta.Iar. s1 .ra.s o. ~ au1anse
,yns M ;Innerat;ra daTsr ~, ~ H. anGIe
tcrcst look hold meratec an np;sna snots wars m
Kent ur v onotcG siict ;mnroxenont @ 0i IN "HIe t,.e
Ihonr Il r.s .e. ,lao Esnnrta th,t an t .'assGm
san<in1 tbnse tsIa.s 80 sn11;, .1o
s,-o.t ;a.st; nuuee ats nete aeMls out, 1uo
5ef th.t tha rron ~ H. baa w. ,n5 non1sal .ug
m.nc ni,ses hr tto uae d.n,,nht uueL ~
Cnlitoris th,t tla nori,, ,r,1 sio1,t 1x,,;ah ~
near dnstrovinp the ent;re 20" cron ~ aSo sa1a
TIN frmness x.a siao .;d.d ~ 4,,,,,rs w. ~ ~
iiEo faei;n1 ~ Enro,,o ou "a Y m Ill., - VI - .,.t
The shipments have eSeeeJed iha recci,,ts Tor 9or
seyersi isye nast. heinz ne,r1v donb1a .r,;n
to-day. On he 0pen Board tie maPkat
On Chaneo ths 1sg,a o1;oe sI; an;1 at eas =, nG
t}fT cfos;n1 .5 al GM len 1E.a G..h ~ -
selinr tbe Ynonfh nncna5 - =, n5 .1r. ncn7 ~
si.05,sA aud cIose5 nt Al 1sE1S1 n.y. ~ So1lsr
Aur1lst vss n,,iet At .hont ai int ;t,l-
dnnc in nfher nr.S.s th.n ~ "a. A..4e was
hcinp almost sSn.i-stv 'asu ~ i'o. =, the demand
WERE: ~ Gtif1 ~ speculative. Cash sales
inrS AZ 81 II No. spring (part last oven.
spring {fresh receipts) at 5l.o7; 1l.20O
- a6n 90 at sl.06H; l2,0o0 bu do at 51.051l;
e,oVg ~ do 1IegulaE) ut S1.O6: 81, 900 bu do at
s4.osts 45, GOO bu Go at S1.051{; Il, GOO bu 10
Al . S4:0a' o,000 bu do at Sl.04s4 1900 bu No
spring at PC; 400 bu do at IS; 1,600 hu do
at 9ici 3,a00 bu do at 935Sc; 1900 bu do ut
93c; 10 600 bu rejected spring at &c; 1,G0Obu
do at 51411c; 400 bu do ut 811&c; 1,GQO bu loat
Sic; 4G0 bu no grade at 661lr, Total. 2z5. zoo
bu:
Corn WAS quiet, dull, and 55<c lower than yes
terday, owing to larger receipts, and rather
lame New York market The way in WHICH
corn keeps rolling in is surprising eyn,, the
Weu-postcd ones. EVERYBODY Las been look
ing 1ui . cessation. ret stiii II comes: and.
thouc|, tho xh;nmanta to.daC wa,s NO., H.,
douGle the reccints tha 1aitar ,rara 10 1ar,,a
as to raise The ot,estIon. stWhat IL n bo To6o
with our stocks in rtoIe >" Tbare waa "a ~ 1nn''
crate shiDnin0 dcmnni a.rfT v;ti, aeraral
speculative tranAactious. tie market ononinc
at Sic for recnlnr M. p Int tLo incnirv wts
soon satisfied, and tia marIat feil to silc
cloEing at about 8Oc. seller 1nst half eo1d Mt |
closipr, a. tI,a ;nuida ga,1or A..
gust sold al RoII5aac Raiaotn5 80 a,t;ra
early. Int r}osed sin11 o,,I ,satna 4eo
GA' S NV eioaeu uuii ana nnHAnted a. &c
: Sasn aao sases s were; ,6oo By No. 2 at al54c;