, 1870-10-09

"neAk: oU1 c4fe corn; l1Stf cars OAtt: "a cata
e; e; VIZ cAEs barley Total, (el1 cars) $685.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption,
$50 bu rye; s, 495 bu barley.
Ihe receipts Of grain are At last opening up
on us IN luxurious plenitude, being appaf-
ehhsy limited on.y BY The carrying capacities o:
''lang comm" but has come al last, and
9etlnsE no1 expect to sec full receipts.
at least to the edge Of winter. With this our
sniI'menta must increase, or We ehAll hs lite
ally s"amped before spring, and it will be to
tue interest Of grain holders fer once to re-
spect New York quotations, ard offer their
anord TO ttke hold. or else skip It ont for
themselves. The Western county IL fuIl Of
grain AID bare Of money. The only way to
-ecuFe respectable prices for the e1d Of the
seas'o Is to sel enough on 10 bring IN autii-
independently. This is the tuo policy, and
tor the interest, not alone Of grain holders,
but OF tie whole community.
We note that considerable quantities Of corn
are arriving, which is indisputahy mixed. A
pins ;1 da nsw NJ, I'D ID Part Old Country holders
Of the board, the inspectors have no discse-
ton II grading tho whole as new, which Ia
equivalent to no grade. 80 that the mixed losea
the extra value on al the old gram in the ui1-
ture. 1t ID the height Of folly 10 think that
the Inspector cannot detect the fraud, OF
th1t they will pass it BY.
There was = full attendance on Change to-
day, and a moderately active set OF markets in
grain but With lover prices all round except in
r!e- lhe markets, bot1 here and Ia Now York
seem to be settling down unuer the weight OF
heavy receipts. actual and expected, tbs in
fauenee being especially wri..'- 49,, 1. our
receipts vii pile up duri,.. .::.: at full
rate. while New York will Il 1pe.ieuce lees Of a
:nth After the cloae Of the seasoa Of naviga-
ton. All the markets wern quite dull toward
the dose, but Tiers was batter shipping
movement iu come quarters, md rather .c-
ave 'Iade cone BY the abort interest, sho
n'!ed in at good profit.
HtghHines were quiet, but &c better. owing
70 reported fTmer feeling in New YORK.
sales we're 250 brla wood bound at Sic. Iron
bound lots vera nominal ut size per gallon.
Lake freights were rather less actise, and
very tizm at Yesterdays ratee, the aupply OF
sfa'n se seels being only moderate, while the
TaszeroIted, 1t 5h@ SIC for wheat bv sail, 5;;4c
Tor com BY saiI, and &c for barley bE steam to
buffalo. Oats were nominal ut 4c to the essne
port Through rates to New Tork we're quo
ted At 19c on wheat and 18c On corn.
PROVISIONS we're moderately active on masts,
10 the fact that stocks are cloeing down quite
raridly. Lard WIS also strong, for the reason
that there IL very little Of it here, and that
uesrly al held br one firm There was moth
ing doing In cash lrd, but future Was frmer,
13t4c being lid for December delivery. Pork
vas steady+ Ths market closed ut S35.971f@
Is 50 for regular mess PORK; drst-elass brands
do held ~ a25.75@26.00; e2200@R Is
for do eene1 December. Lard ut 15L6I5Ac
for winter steAmed 1a1lta1s5<c for do seilar
December. Winter ahoa}le1g At 1l1f@l2c:
do rough eides At 14i{@141.{e; do short r1b 1t
above; summer sweet picked hams ut 16.<@
lie; green hsms for December delivery. ia@
12Ac: CumberlAnds at 10E@l1M; short ribs
It 1139@l2hc; and shoulders for same de-
livery, &c; bacon shoulders 1t lie; baeon
clear tides et 1scs crosses At 7tal2t1c, aud
ssllox !, "a At r fos conn'E, s@s1c Tor eity, and
and e3tra .ss at sl400. Beef hams al
:2s %. saies we're ITO btls mess pork at
@a5.50; 260, 900 lbs shoulders ut 1ls<c. 10 hrls
e1uA tallow at 1oc. 1~ A''
The Shipments OF provision. from this pcint
tor ne week, ending With Thursday Last, xere:
i:a3 II bf1s pcrk; $50 tea 1arl; 236 tcs hams:
dies. Total shipments since Nov. 18th to the
same date we're; lS9, ,352 brls pork. 6s,17I tcs
latd s, ,908 tcs tnl 276,2s4 pcs hams; 49,
dles. '''1-' S0''--'o1S AD' ''''e'-
Ths market for flour was tritle more sctive,
out ~ easy feeling hss developed, aud prices
were about 10c per b1I lower al round. sizes
we're effected 1t range of e7.50 for Wits
1!nter extr1s, 44-25@e5-85 for spring extras,
~ for unsound grades, and es.75@44.20 for
spring supetdnee There WAS no demand for
re -four, and quotations were little better
'han nominal The following sa1es ware re-
Foi' At $3.50; 200 brls brands g1vea On terms
not made known. Spring E1ha-100 bris
I'D, " & Co.'s Fancy Loaf " at 95.95; 400