, 1870-08-22

ouelInEs IAee'E tenoeu ~ "e4hen eno o1IA
The question still recnrs, What is to be d5ae
with the old wheat We do not believe that
there are $50, 900 bu OF old No. 2 in store, as
claimed. but there is enough Of it to BE-
nuisance, and seriously to interfere With the
proper storage Of the new receipts in elevator,
u the two ought to hn Kept widely separs;ed.
II put into what Damo Partington called con-
tatious contiguous, she Hea:: 10 y bir.,
The effect might be dis -trous. 1.le ware
bousemen have enough siu laid to their charge
already, brt tley could surely etand the Addi-
tiouM stigma attaching TO doubling OF the
rs.er OF storage on al old wheat held in store
altrT The i.t ot September It las no bu-i-
res= here, and ough, 10 be persuaded to move
forward.
Highxi ines we're more sctive at yesterdav's
prices, closing steady. sales were: GOO brls
.roE-bonnd at e2c; wood-sonaa lot. were nom
in:l At 9lc-
Lake freigata were more active, but easier
Atotal CT II grain charters WAS scpnrtea-all
BY rail. Rates to Buffalo were 49<Gt5c On
uheAt. 411lc On corn, and 81 on OATS. Wheat
was talien at &c 10 Port Colborue. Through
1ates l:v lake and rail to New York were 1850
Nc on wheat. and 1sGlsL5c on corn.
Provisions were almost inactive and again
trlI, the offerings Of product being lasger tLau
Heretofore, Nhle there were very few parties
p1etent wlo talked buy The weakness
w-= greatest on pork. We quote mesa po;k
at $3.50 for winter, and 527-50@2s.00
for summer: S2i.10 for do, seller Deeem-
Ter; e27.Gotae7.so for ue-s ordinary; =2s.5o
for psime me.s, seller December. Lard at
1886 15s1c for winter, and 15t115i< for SUM
mtr steamed: 14c for lard, seller December.
Winter shoulders at 13s1c: do rough hides at
15c; dc ehort ribs at l5sstc; summer cured
meats LGs.c LEES than the above; summer
sweet jnckled hams At lsc. the winter hams
being all exhausted: bacon shoulders at 13tttc;
and ,allov at lo@l0kc. Sales we're: 100 iris
mefs rork at Sro3.G0; 100 bElA do yesterday
afternoon At $500. The shipments for the
week ending with Tburrday Last were: l ,065
bsin pork, 3Vs tcs lard, 2e5 tcs ham.. $50. 400
since November II were: 126.6l9 bFls pork.
tsl3a tcs lard 5s, $50 lea and 27G, ,e3i pee hams,
II, 7,HH, ,G99 lts shoulders, and 1886, $50 los
mi,ldles.-
Flour WAS in better demand, and prices
ruled shade tiTmer notwithstanding the dis
conEaEiuE character Of the Advices from New
York. We note saIes Of white winter extras
at 800; spring extras at 5i.75G'6.25; and
u,toupd grades 1t sAI5. Transactions in
clus'e the following; White Winter Extras
40U llls brands giren on private terms; 100
brls not uamed At 500 Spring E4tas-ao0
br!s ''Stat and Crescent at 5000; 400 LrlB
'LockpoEt Hydraulc,' (new,) at s6:W; $40
hr1s brands given On private terms; 100 brls
not named at 1925; 200 brls do At Si.71.
Cuscund Spring Exttas-110 brla not named
1t ei.T5. Total, 2,G00 brla-
Wheat Was again active. and again averaged
&C lower Oh stller September, which is gem
orally an acceptable gauge for all other
trader. hut proved an exception to-day, reg
cl7t No. leifg &c be.tc:, now that II stands
chance Of icing regular on the let Of next
month. and Pasted was abtut &c better. New
wheat followed the option downward. The
further decline was psrtiaIls due to continued
III n S1T1 nh Ft1aA% Ia
''l1rtd unsalat1e, the decline in the gold pre-
4 ium making amends for stes4line.s in LIVER
lsccl. There was fais shipping aud good
speculative demand, the lattar early, md new
Nas in fair reque>t, Notwithstanding; the more
LIBERAL receipts. On the Open Board. se,,er
= crcned at :D.5c, dscliaed to os:.!c. ,u,-
!rove1 to S1.r0, ftli on to a.c. and closed al
"Ssi IA SsAc. New No. ? spring Was 4c lower
ch's'ig at Fl.03. New No. closed at :1.0Ia
LOS. and old do nominal At a5out Ole. New
soant II .05, eeilcr September. cael, saleewera
10 a. = a.: 1900 hu do at Sl.o6: 300 bu
10 at -Q51:.: 1850 ba do at +1.U5: it0 bu
10 at S1.ot: i.MM bn new No. spring at
i-l.9G: l.20D hu TO at Sl05: 1900 bu d. At
Sl.N: 6,iiD bu do at S1.fr,: 1000 In do 1t
51,0!; s,iD0 lr No. ? tffcsh rcecipts>, at pic.
a,6@' In do at PC: 6,ioo bu do at a5c: 5000
Il do 1t Sic; 5.W.0 hu old (trcAh rcceipt-l, at
:llc; G.Ca0 bu do at Hti::c: 1900 bn do It
:ec; 1900 bu regular 1t S5c; 5000 nu do At
80; 11.GgD bu Gsoste!l1 at SEC: 1o,Gl9 tu do at
SIC: l4,0C0 In sfn At s3c: 5000 bn 10 at ST.:
::...sGo hu do at SUc; 1000 bu 10 a. ~: .,01o
l,n new No; ; spirg 4; 55s: sE ba DO at 9ic;
1900 lu old do Al Sc: l,!0o LII do At sic;
II, quo l'u DO Mt oc; $40 bn do at B1:Ic:
ll.zG0 lu do at $50; iOO Lu do At Sic; 4.ly0
l'u rejected el.tins at II, 10, bu do at Ias;
100 bn 10 at liz; 500 bu no grade at Gfc: 400
fiu rr<l winter, by sample, ut :1.16. Total,
IN. .GuO l,t,.
Ccrn wA- moderately active Int &c lawcr,
tic principal inquiry being from tho rhol;
il teress, TO COVER optio.is cue next month.
though there was an improved demaud for
sash lots at tie clo>c, with i corresponding
improve u,ent in prizes. The shipments. this
week, have Leeu nearly 200, QUO III in excess
OF tue receipts, which brings our. stock ,so*n
ccipss arc viEi.ly lcssening. Eut for the de-
cline in wheat corn wuu!1 undoubtedly b.
strong. As the Eastern demand contir1es
good, aud. although ossr present cr'p will he
4 large ono, i. viii no, he available for two or
three months vet. On the Oren Board seller
opened at 7o1= improved to 7le, decli:e,l 10
20. and closed GE.a At lie. Cash No. = closed
1T 70, e. and rejected ut Csc. Cash sa!es we're:
:,tA' Lu No. at tic: 1850 1u do nt 1Ol &c;
G.Got' l,u DO a: 70'.c; 7?,;no bu do at joe;
1t, do At SC; 1.:l40 bn do at Gle; $500 bu by
.an,l!c, nt!oat, Il 1lc: $500 hu du Detected
Nhite) at GO. Total, $500 hu-
Oats were 2'.c liver. tlt moderately active
1t the decline, tha short interest se4inS the
unEsb. No. . opened 1T SIC, declined to ass,
sri clos cd at :Cz;c for regular. with buyers at
&c tur fresh receipts. Seller September sold
81 a. "A a1.::c. closing at ,'7i9e. C1sh sales
v1r-' l,an IN No. u :s9' s. 1870 In M. At
:7'c. hs0 In s'n al J7c, 1,otp hu 10 at :'G:ii
.tf'A' bu do at Sjlsc> a3-U01 b., do a; 3d:,
l5,csp l'u rejected :. sa,sc. $500 bu % al
::sist,. 7,x0o bl do at SIC. Total, 11at5o,
i.ye Mas Yer: 1llet: unchanged o., No. !.
Fit Ia l,Yc low. I. ou No. ., buyers holding of
II. expectation If larger. receipts. Sales were:
Go .'u No. at 15r, LOO hn No. At tic, 400
bu Go hi s0:.c- Total, a:.00 Iii.
BARLEY Was active and firm, though nverlg-
ing &C lower, The large receipts (90 eaEs)
made buyers very bearssl, esrls, bnt holders
we're firm. and rnccs Advanced. the market
clasinc at ort-ido quotations. Cash sale-
we're: 10. $40 In No. At s1.05: 4l>0 bu do At
Il MY 4,s00 hu do at sl.0i: $500 bn DO xt
.l.C;; AGO bu Co .: St-02; 1.2lW tu No, 3 at
,.'c: 500 tu To al SEC; $500 In do I. a5c
100 l,u do at sic: 400 bu do at S3c: 2.l00 b1
10 at Sic; I'M !.u rejected at 53c: 6U1 bu ,,oH
.,o. at S1.1U; 2, fCn au. hy sample, At 81. 10
..G;N hu d, at 81 0S: 800 i'll tio e. Sl.01: 10
| III DO at Sl.00: l.o0o tn do st 9o.. Total
| - STD tu.
The New }orh Daily Euiietih ea,s:
The cx,retnc w,tcs which arr now ruling 70,
I$:K, lat,l ani other products OF sWne. mus. be
.'rrrc tf se!!tsiHie 10 packers and o'nrf leading
f!s-ct 1kcr rnusr hav" uron t'r business Of III,
'H'1ntnr scAEnu- l'r1cee 90 much a'oSe tho avet
apt ~ Ordinary s,a1a and. t'l'ierti ash'yr tht
| hactes prices attlnet during uur late war itts
n, nEtn On E.I:I taken lntu nccU1ntl must have
| tendency 10 cFuse Growers Of swin' TO place
.r,S high valuation On Their STOCK; anil H. III III,
iPff r11N thn Irl,
= tlIr progress cf the ~at IN Et.r re. the SCI -oE
*aI! III "Irnta without material tntxi!1r:lt'ns
= S!v"-. >crl"u> atsasttss to The trade reed sur
| IT:.s re tnt.
Thr ral,tai failure cf tho crops Of com last yps
| IL atty t1statied. oi tousse, tbe In,tk-plckin,
:'e:A,tcns OF :hr AL ard wln;sr: asd thr :nrsus,
''tar teccfhcr With the high cost ct lrc. hcs Pre-
'.1,.d The rsuaI act.ysir In cu.:Y. ,,urts9 n,
s,i:,ner months. These facts vault. indicate tha
T." iii1rhct Of Uusastpned hogs now IN she caar
| TIT E.u>t t'e very large. Cnru has been scarct
aot deaf but they have been Kept IN coo.l cr,w
ing condition with rotasoe.. wrieh have hetn 5,
cheap as 10 hardly Fay for sending them to mar
and snnud crop Of corr, a1or,tinR abundant foo,
fet fatteh,ng a!a-ge number Of swtne+ Therefore
| very large operations In pnsk-,arkinS may be con
s,dcEed inevitable, AMI commenced. On the s,sau
lns Of high prices, al an unusually carly rer!os 9
| the Srason-
1hr stock. n: meats In the coun;rv arr <nalle
than last tear. txvPrt OF lar,i, which, tsouxh NJ
ul,lclaly given. is believed TO b. excessive. Pn
tu!E.ss o1 the shipping interest. AMI the Eene.:l
depression of irar- have an IMP II ANT effect II
| ruitaNrg the consumption ag cure,I meats a
ihciE present hiCh cost. Th- foreign 0cmAnt
VIII. ri course. uvrsu.! Srca'l. upon .ht proEres
a1li s.ufatiNn "f the war between FEanr: an
ptpG~iA. points upon which widely differ
e..i views will Ire entertained. not onl
tttwten different individuals, IN. h
1hc sane ,n.a.r.laa' At different time.
tpse,t war, many viii perhaps purchase 10 In
Utmost limit OF tscif capita! md credit; dra1Ztn
~ sthvrs fr,sEn spirit Of p%s>onai Etva!:r nt hns
| ...s coMEeti:.ou mil 1ht Wnoc pork-pacEtnE Il
| It t.r Is irsx Tit ghly iHFplrc.a.
Tktre!t NC ce tai!fs thar. rveE with the WAT !
EM:e1e rrn1oncr,a Into \ sesr,usl campaign, thes
| Nj: L.. aIy s.rn .trHand fur our hoa produc
;fa;, Wits .ltf con, rrtsea.. 1s7ces can be sui