, 1870-10-31

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The following M xs.e ,1S 81 Closing psees: D s. 1857,
-Four, So: extras - . a.S s+.ss = = rs Is
vs9s Tasa! SS 70; e.: :! = g.. 81! Els Els ~
Ksc; No.; e!:He . GsE9 e5x
ns,1sE; ItgsE;3ss 70. -. 8 sI g g. g. ~ y, :,
IS; IS; fofk'....:: ~ ~ Sss@ sa& ssise e.
The following grain has been received up
TO 10 o'clock this morning: 2IS Cars wheat:
Ill cars corn 81 cars oats; II cars rye; 81
Withdrawn on Friday foe city consumption:
1881 bu wheat 5,016 bu corn GOO bn oats
{, 1851 tu barley. Withdrawn for do during the
past week. 2i,i03 bu wheat q ,602 bu corn
&c, ,1ss bn oats ; 8, i60 bu t5e aud 21,3lS bu
There was better feeling On Change TO-
day In the leading rrarkets-a1mowt a neces-
eary reaction from the weakness Of yesterday,
helped also LT the freer shipping movement
in grain that followed the extensive drop in
rriesa, which has been noted during the past
week., The same feeling would s,em TO have
been experienced in New York, tlougL the in
cgeased strength there WAS principally on tic
part OF holders. But Saturday ia always a
quiet day in that city, and 1t is generally Duff
cult to obtain reliable quotations.
Hiehwines we're quiet and hc lover. but
iIoI.Lonnd lots- Sa1es wore 50 brls iron-bouad
at Sic: 80 btls DO. and 50 btis in WOODEN
| hoops at &c.
Lake freiehts were quiet but sse.lv at yes
teIaas p1ices. most Of the Vessels in port
having been taken yesterday: Only grain
| charters were reported, At DC for barley by
steam to lluflalo; &c for corn to Windsor by
sail NC for wheat to Sarnia, and 1411c for
wheat to Oamego by sail. Buffalo rates by
sail we're nominal1y unchanged. hut holders
&c for oass: Though rates to New York were
no'ninallg sc for wheat: 261tc for corn, and
lSc Tor oats. . The table for advanced rail
tIeights. referred to yesterday, will be found
in Monday Issue the rates will take effect
on the 31st Of this month.
1rovisi1ns werc rather less active, aad weak
through the entire &c ssiou, though quoted as
closing somewhat f1nei. The Stock Yards
market for hogs WIS tg1in weak. and about
e5r lower, the packers holding oE-2artly be-
cause tue weather is yet scarcely cool enough
for killing, and partly because tnsy profess to
expect still lower psices-still the packing i
lnihss forward this i, asou, footing up about
:S.;.ti head Of hogs to date, against l3.a7i
.sa.. 70 the same time last year, MD l., ,UU1 il
lstl Mess pork Wa lnl1 a, 90. 0J@2i.50 fol
CID. ID email lots: go for new and there
Tei2 -e!lsrs Of pork for any mouth to thu
I
ScJ.N. Larl w3s rather active Will, Luye1s
at l2c for any month Of winter, either Decena
l!er, JanIaty, or February. Cash lard wa.
uo,Einal at 13G13}sc for new. and 13;s@li
tor old in iobbibg lots. Grcca meats vert
entirely inacuse; no ono wants to bug then
this weather, as it is not s3fc TO .llp them. e.
,ccia1s il snnt South Green shoulders wer,
quoted at 7t@7l1lc; 1l@lliitc for short ribs
Eud lltt@13c for hams. Meats in salt l;
Gays were nouiIal 81 ~ above these quota
i;ti.s. Beef products were eteady at abou
st1.25@1l.50 for mess; sls. .a5Gl3,50 70: y
TIA Mess- Ueet hams nominal. Greases, ia
l1c. and tallow At eS{@9v. Sales wero: so brl
Old mess PORK at Ss5.0 81 b1ls do 1t 524-5o
81 brls new mess II -. so; 100 bris do ael
IT l'ect mbcr. II S20.50; lou brls d.. salle
January, at 52O.W: 25 tcs kets'ed lard .
lie, go tcs new lard, at 131sc; 100 tea d
, "a private ttr.ns; go tcs DO seller De:en
srr. 1t IL; 600 tcs d., SELLER February, !
i 12c; go tca do setler December and Janr
ary 1t &c: $50 tcs 10 seller January an
y February Il, lac. The shipments OF prom.
$ iou- fer the week ending en- Thursday Ia:
tee hams 5000 ihs shoulders aad y .ol
, | .nidL3es 10 since November J.. l4.132 hr
= ,ork 6G c,5 tca Lard Go.ln9 tcs. ana 27G Z
! iwe LaEs; 20,s10,SG0 lbs shoulders; IL
i i. :aEss7 .s53 li,s nl:ldlcs.
Flour WAS in moderate demand. and dealt.
\ were shade tirmer in their yiewa, sales
:. ~l,i;e winter extras trauspirins At S7-t0@7.5t
= sl1irg CT rss b. ?45oG so; Crsou;d grad
;. | at ss.12l. .6s.G2l55 spring rape1anes at SL2;
+ I'D Luekwhcat dour at SC. 15@ %. We no
: :ic following transactions: White WHIT
;: u,t n.red at s. 10 Spring Extras 200 :,
: Rotnans Beat at =j.5); 300 brls IL
;, .iAirr" 81 st 10: 100 brls .'Ga1lae7's Lest
800; leo b1ls !" Exelra" at 9i.S1: so
hrls brands gwen On private terms: 200 b
rot named ut $3.50: 100 b-ls do at $50
! 1.1., -. = 4 on. 1fLH5 H5,.Nex ID Z
Arls do (eeconds) at 1850 Casound s7ri
l.>tsas-100 hrls not named st - 6ltS;
b.. do as l.25; 100 brls do At 34.l2ii1. Spyi
q SnpesiueA-100 btls not uaunel At "a.
: nucLwleat F1our-50 b11s 'Jackulan's he.
= st 500; e5 h1is '.ssnk County" a go
9 wheat was &c better, and quite active
. the Improvement, though principafly in +
t speculative department, the pur>t..se of e.
"a gr.iu being seldom brlsk on the last dag
y ;he week. The feeling was quite strong, 4
y the option dernsnd large, the recent iecl,
x country and clty Iusera. The drop has be
of hea7y one, but 1t was felt thai il mus. ct
q. ronGwhe aud there are many who find
Al siffcnlt 10 believe that wheat can long 81
IS below dollar On the rre.ent crop. hoEes
much We may have here. Tllcn the fact II
"a over 200, GOV Eu were contracted foc. vest
le day, to be taken out. heIae1 holders i. M
~ e. the qroted 1iruaess in New York Liv
A ;,col advtcea we're conflicting, A. il very oit
os Tie case. ftiyste adSices f1um that city qu
's I'd the market ~ dull and declining. whlls
o. more public advices echoed the pEv
The pubic Is very often full day behin1
on nrivste tissue, anil in this way cash wheat '
SLOW there being An apparent scarcity
money. Fur the same reason selier last
Is Of next month vas worth ::ac no-e :o-tay Il
us ycsserdsy. a. compared .ith se.lcr Nove:nt
/ 1hJj ~, m
aS Ehc only buyers OF wheat for next weeks
ISL .:re:y v.re the short interest. and they Il
ne hold rather freely. Il was generally IN:
stood that Liverpool il higher on rev wlt
n =. though lover on winter, aud this Says 2
70 ebndtence il futu1c values. On the o
&c On 'chAaee il opened at 99Ec- ia7rpyed
- :l.00, fell to 99e. and closed easier 1t 90
ne Seller ls.: half was 11@t4c shove those 9
NY :ations, closing at Sl-W. Seller the mo
uas nomina!ly the ssue as cssh No. , s?r
NJ shich closed 1t 9s@ 9sac. No. so:inscle
~ =, e spring 4: s0c. cs=h salts we're seportes
= follows, moss Of them keins il round
/ 10 md on seller the month: $500 In NJ
i.N alrins. At s1-oi.3; 400 ha do a. Il.
A61 11.2O bu do 1t Sl.o3tY: 3, 100 bu do At 81
e: go bu do II S1.02; s.a:oo bu 10. ? sptioe
. - Al eeLte: S., 90 bu do st oo1ac: 14.io0 b
, Il at Sc: Il, 600 bu do 1t e3ss5c; 5000 bu d
*'S' os;xc: 1O,oo0 bu do y. sss3c: 10000 bu
l.a3 i at asc LOCO bu old do II a5c; 122G1J hu
lew 1pzi1g at eie 200 hu do At 9355<c; Il
rcd bu do At $50 !; 2. $50 bu do 1t oa:;zc; a.001
do at &c; 400 bu old do at Sic: SOC bu
jscted spring At sle; 500 bu do at %: +:
ilh bu do 1T Eoc; 500 bu no grade al &C, 500
nv do at Csc. Total, Ill 500 bu.
ssit Corn WAS STRONG and sic higher, with 1
lix demand, but less activity, owing to tho {
par1sive fewness ot sellers. New York
!. NJ quoted drmer, and corn WAS also reGazde:
o:K likely to move upwards, 1t least ~ rapid
~ ~ Wheat, seeing that corn ia fully 12c Pc
81. lower than year ASo. Whlc wheat !
better than at tlst time, Tho chipping
mand vas good one, particularly for re
vot- ed. md the short interest bid 50 free!
next month that eellcr November caue
s.9ss nearsy up to the price Of ca=h lots, Ql
Open Dolna seller November sold At ST
s'ess Sc On 'Change it opened II 52s<c, adva
sass to 5se. and closed At 5as{c. Seller first
rest OF November sold, 1t 4@Hc above
quotations, closing 1t SIS
5Sac, and rejected At i9Ec. Sa1ca OF
CUT lots were: 5000 bu No, At Sic; 6,0l
tas do At 5s9{c; e, coo bu do As 53,1c; o.so