, 1870-04-30

ton from the present ~buJge by the ii,
the grain would get to New York. Han
CT this noEnings bulletin ahova moro grain
se hare been received yesterday than VI
1t ! shipped out
g Hghwines were quiet, and 1c lowe
. bnt closed with buyers at S1.o2 for iron boun
1t lots: Sales Were made Of 100 br1s at a1.0
% LOO bzls, iron bound, at s1.o2, and 200 brls d
II at sl.o2}s. Offerings were Light, aud the1
o Was fair demand, but,buyera Nere limited
g Lake freights were inactive; not singl
n charter WAS reported. Shippers arc afrpid t
@ operate at present prices Of grain, and beside
!. week; Vessel owners arc asking 6115c and 6
? for wheat and corn to Buffalo, and 12c 70
! wheat to Kingston and Oswego. Flour freight
. are steady at Csc to Philadelphia, 75c to Nev
: fork, and SIC to Boston, by Lake and rail
. ProVslons were strong, under good de
. mand, while holders were very firm, and mos
, OF them apparently careless about solling a
3 Any pace. There we're many ordars on tht
mafkes, but the brokars who held them were
} generally limited, and hence transactions were
few An advance Of Csc per hrl on pork md
: He per fb on meats was effected, aud holdorf
: we're ashng even more at the close. Mess
pork closed firm At S2s.50@28.75 fo1 good
oTerweights, and 5000 for choice brands
!a1d at 1G3zce; dry sailed shoulders at ,1lA@'
at A@1aaci short dbs at lAN@15o; and
are for bulk lots; packed meats about Sc
2eoyo theao tigures. Sweet pickled hams,
e99ae71ai ssees si,a mesa ~ ordinary S75@as %
being helped upward BY the advance
demand. sa]es were: 500 br1s Ness
at as2 aS2s5oi i 100 hr1s do, repacked,
e. 9s:s5s Sao ,x 500 bIls s,o buyer My At
at 1Glsc; $50 tcs mixed lard st Ice; Is tcs gut
90 at l511ci 0,000 lbs bulk shoulders at II Hc :;
40!o0o ibs do, part rejected, at lie; 60, 900 fba
rejected Dc At 10ci 10000 lbs rough sides at
$1,000 ibs short Eiba ut 1880; 40, ,006 lbs do at
1411c; 10000 lbH Cumbcrlands at lSc 1oose);
l5o tcs sweet picked hams at 1886; t6o tcs
10 at Ice; 80 tcs do at 15Nc; 500 tcs do on
Pnva.e .as terms; 19o tes yeloE grease at 91sc;
I75 brla Seatorday) at exc; small lots country
Notwithstanding tho fact that no changes
we're made in the prices OF -four to-day, much
nimoT feeling VAS developed. and moderately
Large bnRiness transpired. White winter sold
at y $3.50; spring extras at range Of $1,000
5.Uo, and spring superfnes ut e3.7O Rye aud
AucAThent loura were quiet At former prices.
IAs following sales we're reported: White
Winter Eztras-S0 bIls, not named, at $3.50;
Spring Extras-So0 br1s "star and Crescent
ct $500; 100 blls ANeiderts Fsyorite." 4
| S500; 100 hrls .'Whito ts Gloyerfs Best" at
| $475; 100 brls "Natticook, at d. so; 1O0 hrls
| "dem Of the Vest" ut ~ so; 1000 brls not
named delivered 1t Raeine), at s4.1o; 200 brls
90 at Sa.5o; 2oo br|s do at 394S739; 100 brls
DO a. S4.1o; 200 brls do at 800 Spring su-
pezhnea-3o0 brls not namod at %. 10; .Uu-
sound Spring Snpcrfnes bsls not named.
at 1885: Total, 3,6s5 brls.
Wheat was &c higher, but irregular and
a9ket Msa na ihsrs !aFg4ol telegraa quoted the
held higher in New, York. This produced
very strong speculative feeling. and sales
were large. It WIS noticeable, however, that
tue purchases were nearly all 1nade by the
smaller class Of operators, who always rush in
on occasions Of excitement, and generally
foreshadow turn, as they are unable to hold
and sell ont almost Immediately to avoid the
unpleasant necessity Of having to pay on de-
AysF. That clsss Of operators who work
are reported to DO shrewd wore the frocst
sellers they probably did not expect return
to i5c per bu, but did secm to anticipate that
tho adTance Of 2oc, ofrocted within very
short time, was too rapid to be por-
hapsR Ia1rsIy d ah' dnssa %Rssuniqas ones bought
and holders sold ali they Tauted' waited
then continued their offerings till the markef
vas Weakened This frightened those WHO
haa bought previously. and they rushed in to |
last hour of The session, when tle earIy sellers @
bought IN again at large profit Cash wheat |
was comparatively quiet and steady at $40 !
931Sc during the gTester part OF the session, I
bns closed nomlnally weaker at 9lz5@911sc,
Nay There was no shipping demand for No.
: spring, and but a moderate inquiry for tie /
lower grades. Sales for caah we're: 800 bu
No. spring at Sc: $500 bu do at 9Sc; 1G, 900
" ~ s M0 q, sP1ng at &c; 50oo bu DO at s35lc;
bn do 1t sss s6o tu @ DO IT It sss e 4
do at s114c; 5000 bu do At 91c; 1000 bn No. 5
spring 1t Sc s, COO bu do at s5<c COO bn do ut
s5c; 400 bu do At 83c; l,600 b1 rejected spring
At c5S nSe 400 n bu DO Ct 77e; geo ba DO At IKE;
Change seller May sold at 9l15@95c, closing
At 917{c. sellar june sold at s5@e5lc, and
buyer June ut 97c.
Corn WAS very quiet; little better than uomi-
na! At Yesterday prices. Holders were weak
wheat would react on corn, but buyers did not
look at tho matter in the game Light The on
tons for May seem TO have been settled to a
great extent, and Transactions were princi
paly confined to car lots Of new and no grade, |
for which there was moderate Slipping de-
nand, which caused an advance of &c N no
grade IN North Side houscs, though it wns un-
changed elsewhere. The market closed ii s71<
s,iss s Tor NO ,oa apa ID 5a@55e for no grade
i s3s5e; 10000 bu do at s711Sc; $500 bu
bu do at 8ic; 5000 bu rejected
It SCI 600 bu do at s3>zc: 1900 bu DO at
SAG; 4,4oo hn do at S3c; 400 bu Kiln dsiod do
# &c; 400 bu do At 755lc; 500 bu DO at 7ec;
LOO bu do At TICS 800 bu By sample at S9c; 400
~ do At 85c 400 bu do at SOC; 400 bu do at
Ioc. Total 8, 400 bu. Seller May sold at Tx
@;,szc, :s; closing with sellers At ssc; buyor May
Oats active and irregular at 1H@1<c advance,
WING to 1 better feeling in New York. and ii l.