, 1870-06-21

1t $3.50; 100 bt1s do on pti7ate tarms- Un
sound 8upexs-100 hrls NOT named It a. 80
| Total, l. 80 b1ls. =,
| Wheat WAS dull and weak, being 45<Rs
lower on seller July. and $40 lowsr on oasi
LOTS. The czaso Of the weakening VAS Priucl
pally local, though New York WIS also quotec
on. The weakening at the c1ose OF last wBeA
made some Of the capitalists iagstty, and
there wss an oxtenBire call for margins, one
Of the banks demanding = deposit OF 40c pal
bu. This produced regular panic esrly, aa
many nominal holders were unable to make
the required advance, and were obliged to sell
out for what they could get. Then buyers
". cH there is now 10 doubt we shall hare
lair crop in the United States, while the Euro
rcan demand does not seem to be actiTe enough
to drain out the large accumulstons in Chi
cago aud Milwaukee; there is still a difference
Of more tnan 10c against shipping to New York,
but there was better shipping demsnd, nev.
e1theless, and towards the close OF the season
the freedom with which buyers took hold
caused m improvement IN prices, though 1t
closed dull when New York vas quoted oasier.
We note that Milwaukee Ha1ahouseinan las
been obliged to. ship out -100, 900 bu to make
room for receipts, and, unless the shipping
movement here be better this week than here
tofore, some OF onr warehousomen may be
Obliged to do the same thing It is believed
that tho Directors Of our Board Of Trade havc
the subject under consideration, and wul
probably take such action as will help to per-
suade owners to send Their property forward
70 as to make room for the largo quaasisies
Board fell from 31.1G to a1.lo Oh cash lots.
On Change it opened at 91.13, alyaocel to
$1.i5, and closed at Sl-14.' Cash sales were !:
1,200 bu Nc. spring ut sl-21H "a, 800 bu do
al :l.21 400 bu do (roSular) at 5l.l9 Ii, 400
bu No: spring (fresl) at sl.16H; 17,2o0 bu
d. lressrlsr) at IS 1000 bu 90 at 5i.4al;
15,Uoo bu do at .3l.14I; 1900 bu do at
Silly; 10000 bu do at ai.1 20,o10 bu do
at s1.1315; 10000 bu do at Sl.1s1l !:
15,Go0 bu do at a1.l3; 1900 bu No. .
spring at sl.o1; 24o0 bu do at q. Oo,zz; Il, 400
bu do at sl.00>; 5,60U bn do at 9y15c; 2,405 bu
Do at yac; LOO bu rejected spring at Sc ;
bu do at 86l &c; 2-BUU bu do at 86c; 400 bu no
grade at 7sc; 400 bn do at 72c. Total, as, 400
bu. Seller June WEB the same ss cash. Seller
July sold at 51.16@l. .19-c1o4ing at s1.1711.
Corn Was }9c lower, and dull during the ear
" part OF the session, at Bic for No. Z; $50 for
snnced near noon, and closed steady at B2ll@
S2t}; for No. 2; 84@S4l14c for do seller July,
and 7iQ741tc for rejected. Tho liberal re-
ceipts and the downward movement on wheat
were elements OF weakness, but New York was
also quoted heavy, and our market vas really
ytroDg as compared with all these adverae in
auences, the demand being fair, both on ship
ping and speculative account. Cash sales
were: 2, 400 bu No 3 at 8311zc; 800 bu do at
83t4c; $500 bu do ut 63c; 1,G00 bu do at B29fc;
$500 bu do (regnlar) at 1890; 16, 400 bu do
at sg}}4lc; $4,000 bu do ut &c; $1,000 bu do nt
S1tt3c; %, 600 bu do at 81 5,GO0 bu do ut S2i5c
-allvat; i, 800 bu Do ut 83c: 1000 bu rejected
TIC: 1,Go0 bu do at 1886; 4,4o0 bu do ut
7314c; !. 500 bu do At 7sc; !; 600 bu no grade
at 10e; 600 bu do At Soc. Total, 215,8M bu-
Oats Werc fnlrly active, and firm at shout
14c per bu less than on Saturday. Tho chip
mepts we're large. and this helped prices, in
market opened aud closed at 491l4c. Sales
were 2,Aeo bu, fresh receipts, at 50, SC; 1900
bu DO at 601lc; 1890 bu do at Soc: Is, 600 bu
regular Ut 492ic; 1000 bu at 49szc; 33G0D
bu at 70: &c; u, 900 bu at 49l1c; G06 bu rojoct-
ed at 43lzc; 1900 bu do at 13c; GOO bu do ut
42c. Total, ~, 900 bu. Seller July sold at
51@5l1zc, closing at 5111s@5115c. Seller the
mouth was the same az cash regular.
Nye WAS dull and 1@2c lower, closing weak,
wilt! aa utter absence OF buyera. Sa1oa vera ]:
4t0 bu No. 2 at Sic; 400 bu do at Bic; 400 bu
rejected fresh receipts) bt 75:.
Barley was dull and nominal at previons
prices at 85090c for No 2: 4S050c for No.
bu py sample at 55c; 6,000 bu Canaln malt at
$3.50,
The following is tho official report Of grain
iuspection in tllis city during the past week:
lSslECIED IsTo SI0nE-Wheat-1 car No. 3
70. 10. s93 ears NJ. do, $50 cars rejected do,
q cars no grade do C0r1l-2 caIs No 1, t,o1t
cars md hs,9uo bu No. ., b6s cars aud 100 bu r.
cass and 800 bu 10. q % cara rejected, cars u
grude- Kyc-45 cars No. 9, 20 cars rejected ca
no g5a!s Barlsy-aa cars No. p id cars rejected
winter, s.103 bu No. spring, 1G9.s9 bu No. 10,
ec,oio bu No. do, !. o6s bu rejected DO. Corn
Ie!tsr m ba 10. GolSs bu rejected. Outs
eu "a; e: 2, re bu rejected DaFley-,9'd bu No
4 large drove Of beoves, nearly ono mile in
length, and numbering about 5, QUO head, cross
route from, Western Texas to Kansas.
The Mark Lane Express Of juno says:
"Wlth taln-clouds flying about III abundance at
the commencement Of the past week, only n few
good showers have partially faileu, and though
they have gone very littIc way into the so. 4 rain
Of about fortY eight honrs ls still wanted: and
nsHinc. ts Ffsn;l an; !, Lave naa
"a 4.onr s,o1es. \ considerable Quantity
account and wheat not 80 threatened there By the
wcathrr has been relatively forced up till English
PRICED have left sufficient margin for business In
sn!s ssaln s a3so: lndee medium quality cai!for-
qr. free on boar1, mud No. red American has been
shipped for Antwerp, the ready tra1lster making
There are still Indications Of rain, however, and
Should II cornH We 1nay expect little reaction,
more especially IN spring corn. Fl oats hare
that We cannot expect them to IN hack to the
extremely depressed prices from which they
started AS respect wheat, No take up this grain
Gu the hroah scale Of deficient crp last year and
Probable short supplies from the Baltic. We have
already teactea the turning po!nt our last avtr-