, 1870-08-25

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hat one may well vince at the idea OF having
Tue htruEn repeated
OF course, a. question Of nght, there ca9 oe
tty Of grain confded to his keep!ng the ware;
houseman assumes legal as we'll as mora,
to the gram-oWner, and co7la
be compelled by law to give bask gram -
good as that which he received: Ano'her po'ot
z z = furnished ny tne commercial Express oi
AThe bitterness a. me no.som Of @ NJ ms ;o oao
5nsiness u me u ~ 1sa hnai i soana
~ t Il nj ncrishah,e nrnneT - n fact
thotrh it NAV easilY be male 90. and can as east
II be prevented from becoming 50; this Is where |
The saute sho1ld stsp L. an deas he dntiss !uts1
ence to sound clsan sran; Jnst thnx o. sne pfoa1s
aoWg s bushes f6s q what e Ess us
anu ot W. ~ 1v X ~ ~ naneia ~
rooa Eheot 1t is Cents per busheI less than lra
valueV
Highwines were less active and dull at 1c
decline. owing to advicea Of Iowor prices in
New York, where the quotation is 93c. Sales
he1e were: 500 bsls iron-bound at Soc; and
80 brls wood bound at $780,
Lake freightA were rathez quiet, and 4@Ac
lower, the shippers holding off persistanty
for a decline 4 total Of 9 grim charters was
wheat; 4@411sc on corn; and S1{@sHc on
On corn. Through rates to New York were
about 1880 On wheat, and 18c on corr
Provisions were quoted shade dsmer BY
some operators, OWING 10 tne aosanee 3', IN sne
e1t sSd ana t vas t 70 sss liz @
provenent Which D. Was Claimed We quote
mess pork at @SSoo ior winter, 9no ez1;oo
for summer; s2S- iata3a.oo foe oos seller
December: S2700@g7.5o Tor mess ordt-
n'ry; SIS. % Tor prime mess, seller 1ecem, en-
seller December. Winter shoulders st12ss1c;
do rough aides at 14A@l5c; do short
ribs at 154@151c; summer cured meats "
@91c less than the shove; summer sweet
plckled hams At 18@1e1Gc, the winter hams
bacon clear sides at l8@1s11c; greases at 10
1sc, and ,allow at 10@104c. Sa1es were: 100
brls mess pork ut $500; 90 brls rumps at
$22.50; brls country tallow at 911lc.
The general demand for -four was ahads
mere aetiye.. but holders were nominally un-
lowing: White Winter E1tras-1CO b1ls not
named, at $3.50; 250 brls brands given On
private terms. Spring Extras-6S0 brla brands
given On terms not made known; 100 hrls
not named (new) At $500: 60 brls do (Ain-
nesots) at So 90 100 hrls do at $3.50; 200
Spring Superanes-100 bsls not named At
S3.25. Unsound Spring Superfnes-l00 brls
not named at $500. Rye Flour-25 brls not.
named 1t S4.25; 100 brls "Beloit City" ut
$500. Total, 1,625 brls.
Wheat Was more active, and Axe better
On the average, owing to greater reported
frmness in New York. The demand Tor old
wheat wns rather quiet, but new vas in active
request, both for cash delivery and In options.
and the aggregate Of transactions was larger
than for some time past, the principal bu-i-
ness being in new Nos. and 2 spring. On
sold At 81, ,p3sl@1 .O6s< On 'Cbanee il ouaned
al 1867 declined 10 5l,O5s{, adyanced to
| 81 O6sI. and closed at al The same on
ton On new No. sold at a1.f2@1 1s,S ,c1osing
at the inside, Cash deliveries Of No ! spring
| closed at CSC for old, and a1-1l11@1.13 foT
new. The lower grades were only in
moderate request. Cash sales were reported Of
| 1900 bu new No. spring Mt Sl.19; 1860 bu
do at 21.121z; 900 bu do at 1.124: II, 100 bu
| DO at 5l.12; II, 400 bn new No. 2 spring at
$1.le; 600 bu do at $1.11l1@: II, 400 bu do
At Sill; $500 DO bn a1:1o; loo bu old No:
| 2 (fresh receipts) at 91.D3; 500 bu do at
| a1.0277zz 2,400 bu do at 91.02: $500 bu do
! august receipts) at 41.01 1.600 bu regular
| at 95c; 400 bu do at 95c: 1880 bu posted No.
2 at 88c; 1,400 bu do ut SIC; l 200 bu new No.
spring 1T a1.00; 1900 bu old do at SOC !;
5000 bn do $50; 5,20o bn do at ssc 800 bu
| do Ut Sic; Loo bu rejected spring at SOC
$500 bu do 1t 7sc; 500 bu no grade at 6sEc J;
| 400 bu do at CSC: 200 bu No, Z red winter al
$l.15. Total, 5000 bu.
Corn was moro active and averaged shade
better, IN sympathy with New York adyices,
| Tie demand vas much more largely for cash
and seller the month than heretofore. The
market for which ranged from 67I<@SsLc.
CLOSING Mt 6sLr m fhn Oman NoarS ael7es
Sentembor sod at 67HaSsIe. or Change II
opened at &c, advanced to &c, and closed Al
Gss{c. Seller last half sold at zoe. Roiectod
was fi1m but rather quiet, closing Il GIG
64Isc. C.sh sales were 6, 400 bn No. at 69c;
500 bu do at 6SlSc; l8, 900 bu do at ssL1c
$4,000 bu do at Csc; i, 600 bu do at 675c
| 10000 bu d. at G7,zc; 2 400 bu rejected, al
G41Sc; 1.600 bu do at 64Ic: 5000 bu do q,
G4c. Total, 12l, 400 bu.
Oats we're more active; at an average aa-
vance Of 1l34c. closing strong at outside prices
The inquiry Was larG1v speculative, but there
was also q good shipping demand in conse
quence OF better feeling in New York. Tht
market for regular, or seller the month, open
ed at 3Sc, and advanced to SSH@39c at th,
close. Seller September sold at Ss@39Ae
and seller last half do at S9t4. Cash sale