, 1870-06-28

IN eaAer feeling on pork for tho gdture.
which was onered At s2L0o buyer December.
without s.kers. Closing pHcss fos sa s,.a lo.s
s2s25(92e:75; l.rd. ls>f@15slc for sum.
mez, and 157t@1Gc for Hinter-ran-
dered lots; bulk shoulders, lls+@11;
simmer lott do. lTc; do cumbesiands, 1sA@
@1bAc; summer lots do are held 1t 14i4zc: do
ahut eleaz, 151<@151c; bacon shoulders, l3A
@13}<c packed do c1ear rib, 16J4@l61Ic; do
clear ndes, 171lc; greasee, 711@12c; s1lor, 9
@95xc, outside for choice. Salen were: GO
bsls mess pork 1t f29.5o; 5000 ms clcAr
eidcs, out OF salt, at 1G1(c packed 100, 900 Ms
bacon, clear sidcs, At 17Ac packed
: The aggregate demand for -four was Of
light character, aad- although tho intelligence
from New York vas Of 4 diseour1gfng tenor,
prices were steady and Douinal1y unchanged
Sales to-day include the following: White
vAte tesns. Red Tinter E1tlas-1oo bsls
=" Ta.lor's Best" At s6.15: Spring EKtar5o
tris g Whita i Glovers Best" 1t s5,75; 50 brls
net named 1t $3.50; 300 btl, brands gsEen on
terms not made known: Spring suPsEtinesaa-.
brls not named It s5.oo. Total, i.46o brIs.
Wheat was active, and &c lower. The tele-
grams from Liverpool were conflicting, though
the balance Of testimony seemed to say
"easier." New York was qootcd firm on good
wheat: but easier on poor descriptions, which
quoted between different grades Of No. 2
We note that the movement out Of New York
is liberal one, the shipments Of last week
being 81, 600 BIZ wheat and A. 900 bFls dour,
while their stocks 11e En1A1l. Thcrn can be no
wanted; but it pe,,satently refuses to move
out, and the Indications now are that 1t IL
Of them IN The country, who intend
aeTe1oPs New Tosk st5ength G result parsdo1-'
Board ranged At sl.os1la1.1o1l seller July.
On 'Change it opened dt al.10 declined to
3l.03A, advanced TO ELL, under IN active
demand, and closed lower at 1-oe5{. Regular
No, spring, Or seller the month. sold 1t
Lust hailt of July sold At ths enormous pre- pre-
were: 2, 400 bu No. spring 1t e1.17; 800 bu
do at $l.l6; 1000 bu No. 2 spring (feesh re-
ceipts) at aI.1o; 5000 b do It s1uH;
5000 :, tn q, do It It sl.u1; 4.a9 h1 Do
el,os; 5000 I' pa Dc Ss At 60 s1dsK: 5sE So.oeo q
bu do at el.u8,1; 1900 bu do II a1.os111 !:
40, 600 bu do At @1.0s 1900 bu No. spring at
sl.o0; 2,6oo bu do at 9ac; 1900 ba do at
97114c; 15G00 bu do 1t SIC; $500 hu do at
&s,c; eoo aS bu do At At 9S3se; 1.2oo bu rejected
X.0Q
do at 5ssttc 1900 bu DO At 7s1ae; $500 eu
do at 7sc 500 bu do at isi1ze; f00bu no grade
1t Cec- Total, 1870. 400 In.
Corn was actiye, In settlement, Like wheat,
and 1i1@l1Sc lower, but firm 1t the decline,
there being moderate demand to FIJI shorts,
York was quoted dun on Change. It Is a:fieult
to understand what Is the reason Of the dis
I elimination made in New York to-dAy Of 20
10c In favor Of Toledo corn a. against Chicago
corn. the one being quoted at s5o!9sl ,03, and
the other 1t 86<@s6c. We never hsd better
uniformly good, and there il no possible ground
for the difference quoted. which strikes us II
being probably = mistake On tho Open Board
seller July opened at 7o1sc, and sold down to
7sisee. T opened On Change At the inside,
sde's q s sna LONG s55sed ds esssr thea
79!1@791c- Seller last lzlf sold at s2@s2lSc,
Tho market on regular No. opened at 75c
advanced to 1ac, and closed at 7aaai@79c. Re.
jected was in moderate request, closing a
7l1,j;taj72c, the demand being greater than ,ht
supply, md mainly for shipment Cash sale.
19544c; 1900 bu do at 79}4tc; TO- 400 bu do q
7e1llc; 1900 bu do At 79c; 10000 bu do a
7Stac: 10000 bu do 1t 73llic; 5000 bu do i
7sc; II, ,2O0 do at SOC aaoat; :, 400 bu 1ejectet
at 72c; 5000 bu do At 71lsc; 1900 bu do a
Tic; i, 400 bu do at 70>5c; $500 bu do at 7oc
2.4oo bu do 1t &c; 1000 bu do at 67c. Total
144. 200 bu-
Oats wcre very quiet, and NJ lower, tho dc
mand being quita small, both speculative an
for local use. New York WAS easier, and bug
ers seemed to aroid tho market. Regular NJ
At 5O5{c. Sales were: GOO bu fresh receipts a
5la{c; O,sO0 bu do 1t s111sc; 6,co0 bu do a
511c: CISCO bu {part regularly at Sic; q, ca
ID At 5ot4c; $500 bu 4 5o,5c; 400 bu :!
, jectcd at A4c, Total, q, 200 bu. Seller Jul
sold At sl@51Ae; seller last hslt Do It $3.50
Ing At tho inaide p1icos paid. saloa wosn
100 bu No. 2 {f1esh receipta) At 8sc; 2,0
bS 90 h a e.; ie9 en Dc SrsguiA5 u s1s
bu do =. 7au- Total, o.o0U Du.
Barley was quiet and unchanged. Salo vi
made Of 100 bu No. 8 At 50c- No. 2 was quo
ed At 9U@ o5c; and rejected 1t 42@i5c.
The following is the official report Of grai
inspection in this city during the past week:
EsrEaEp II sTokE-Vheat-e cars No 9 rex
30 cars e. So: srf1se: 80 cars No: s'to: ses ca
8 iccted DO; % car. no c7ate. Corn cars Nc.
1908 cars and 1ss 100 bu M =; $50 cars and s4 1
% rejected; 20 cars ands ,o0o lin no grAdc. Oats
nye-as cars No. 2: 10 caIs rejected Da,i:I-
IssFIcrTD orr OF s1oRE- -Nheat-ses SIS ba y
lsprnG; q, se5 hu No do; 1900 bu M 3 d
',oas bu rejected Do. Csrn-ee7, 80 bu No .: 81
q lu rejected: 5000 bu no grade. oass--.,s,sss
4 The New York f}uuetin SAYS
i The wheat market appears to haze fallen 10
/ the fsnds Of Western s1crulators. The drought
i have excited the Western imagination, and t
Is iol'i spectators Of Chicago appeared to have {
d curri cputrol Of large portion OF the supply
| fof much higher prices In the meantime, I
Fze.ch demand has considerably al1tel partly
:, account Of The large supplies alseaay
hartnR Improved the prospect ofthc crop In Fran
All familiar with the French grain trade are AVIS
l; TINT the apprehension OF aho11 supply tndut
!. apprehendtl deficiency, thereby Inducing IN a
nclal advance In prices which Is generally follow
~ decline This speculative e1crnbtlltE OF !
The grain merchants OF the West; who, upon q
btef spurs 10 the export demand. are apt TO see
exhaustion Of cur home stocks and famine psIc
ID "Exporters at this port, however. see no IT
ID cause for alarm; but, making proper alloWa1
rcsI for the increased etocks OF Greet uE1t1tn-e
ths European harvest and for the promise Of
4 abundant harvest at home, are disposed TO II
!. | ccul md avail ercnts. TneTrceard the action
!, the estcrn dealers as the S'gnal for lnact,v1
j.. msnd, lcayinx the Western specula1ors to ca
! saeiI load as best they: eau Whatever n
sanscient. reliance upon the general .ss
Of ,ss sss5 sna ,s as E5s Of q ~
4 higher prices, II even to warrant the present sc
= ai quotations. Within six weeks, the new c
&: and, rathcr than accep, the terms Of tne specu
Z tors, they will wait To see the cdect ct the L
" supply upon the cid accun.nlations. They hAv
hand At high prices, the Western dealers will
In no position 10 handle the new crop tn adv
, taec. and mat the scsult must be severe or
1ho +o,lov;no orbit;ta ira o~,>n+4 ~ hra