, 1870-09-20

looked for when the people to the East OF us
we're once made acquainted With the superb
character of our new crop. The new barley
brought numerous Eastern buyers here sew
cral days ago, and now the wheat is being
found ont to be all that could be required.
Quotations will be made on the basis OF old
wheat for come time to come in the East, but
our new wheat ia now known to be separate !
mora money per bu. New wheat was quoted
scarce in New York to-day.
Highwiues were quiet, but 1@1}lc better.
There we're few buyers in tie market, but
most holders were unwilling to name prices,
in view Of the advance in gram Sales were
$50 brls, Wood-bound, at 6Gc. fon-bound lots
were nominal ut 66@s655zc-
Lake freights we're du11 at unchanged rates.
Only six charters for grain were reported, Of
which fiTe were propellerH, ut &c for wheat and
Sc for oats, both By steam to Buffalo. Sail
rates we're nominal at 4@4511c for wheat, 9A@
was taken TO Cleveland at &c. Through rates
to New YORK we're quoted at 1876 On wheat, |
and 18c on corn.
Provisions we're quiet and unchanged, ex-
cept that there was a better feeling 10 pork,
with fair inquiry, bat no appreslsole A. a.,
market closed ut $1,000 for winter mess.
s22.75 for do seller December $500
@9.2 rs for do tuyer December: S2a.N tor
primo mese, seller December. Lard at 1S@
1511c for winter steamed; 13Ec Tor do seller
do rough siacs at ia@145lc; do shor, rib. at
141zc; summer cured meats 11@slc less than
the above; summer swoet picked hams at 16
&ai20c; hams for December delivery, 12ii4zc, and
shoulders for same delivery, 8sl@9c; bscon
shoulders at 1s}1c; bacon clear stdos st 800
1s1lzc; G1eaaee Il 7@l2.{c, and tallow at 9,l@
SIC. Msss beef quotatle ut s12: :0o, and extra
mess ut 51400. Sa:ea were reported Of 500 brls
mesa pork at $4,000; 100 bzls do at 52s.25; 50
tris do Oh pnvate terms; 50 tcs lard At 15c:
10000 lbs short nib middles at 1411c. Several
small lots OF mess pork sold ut ss6.13t916,50,
! jobbing trade.
Tie movement i'll -four today w.s an active
ono, and for me!ium aud choce brands Of
! eprinE extras holders advanced their views to
the extent Of Csc per btl, although tho major
i.y were only rsa'izing la1Ge. Winter extras
and supertines were ul!cbangel 10 Price;
Transactions were effected at 2 range Of 5000
@7s5; spring extras at S4.1o11z@5>871s and
rye flour at 24.50. Sales were al follows !:
| WAlte Winter ExtEas-125 btls not named at
57.25; 200 brls do at sc 90; 1,500 trls, brands
ssn s Pyais aesan Ssg snaa sns E @ a
brla Zephyr" at 55.9719; 100 brls More
Louse" at55G2;@; 100 brls '' Empire" Ut S5.o5 j;
1850 brls, brands given, Oh terms not made
known; 100 brls not named at S5G2!4 l09
brls do at s5.371<; 100 brls do at s5,40; l00
bsls do al S5:25: 100 brls do at 55.I215; 20]
Flour-20 brls net named at 24.5O. Total,
$500 brls.
Wheat was active, and averaged 4@414c
higher, but tue condition was anomalous.
Tie market was put up carly BY a1yices OF
an advance in Now York, though Liverpool
vas unchanged, and the short interest took
hold quite freely, causing another advance in
prices. 1t subsequently transpired that
| wheat in New York Was firm only on the part
o. holders, and then there was less anxiety to
buy here. though, tile market continued mod
elately nctive. The chipping movement was
very quiet. and so little were cash lots wanted
TINT they actually sold }}zc lower than seller
the month, which tile seller can deliver I'M.
rtdiatcly, il so disposed. No. spring was
quite active, as it has been for two or three
.. above tho price Of No. 2. and tho speculatols
. tcok it willingly, at that difference
Fresh rcctipts oil No. ! spring sold ut tlt
,, same prize as No. 2 sollar tho month, 2 cir
J cumstanco which has only had one parallel il
several years; that was in September, 1868
!. Seller the 1nonth and seller October sold q
:, the same price till near noon, when tic latte
was preferred to the extent Of 1lc, the ma
I iority OF buyers wanting tho option for mex
= month. The inquiry for the lower grades wa
for No. ranged at sl.1n@1.151l4. On Chang
seller the mouth opened at 3l.1A, raakcno
4 1<c, improved to Sl.14, dropped to 51.11
i Jumped up to 51.l4, dropped to a1.1119, an
2 closed tirIner ut 5l.12@l 12114. Seller Octobe
: sold on Change at 81 IL @l.l4, closing
I'll e J; sSeF ,s lss, half a1D Of osess s,sf
i closed at sl.1 No. . do at s1.12@'1;12
. No. 3 do at S1.34; and reiecta
: spring at 9ac. There was no inqui,
!: for winter wheat. Cash sales were reported {
S s1.141s; "a. 800 bu Do at $I.1A: 1900 ba $ $
il ut Sl.l31z $500 budo at 81. IS; 19,40o tu y
i ! spring al sl.1o;G; GOO bu do at q l:
ts 124CO bu do at 5l.1aS{ $500 bu do at s1.l2l:
- - S,W0bu do at 81 12; 5000 bu do at SILL:
~ ~ 1900 Lu No. } slriug at s1.W; 900 bu Cd
Il Il at c5c: 1900 bu do at 93>: 400 bu old 10
+. SIC !, Goo bu do at SIC; 500 Lu No. amh
winteI ut $1l5ii1; iGD bn No, red winter
s1.l5; io0 tu do at S1.1i; 1900 bu reject'
q, winter n Csc. Total, ~ Goo bu.
"a Corn WAS active, and Sc higher than on S.
"a urday, being helped upward by strong NJ
ii York Market Wlsic1. is Still reported in sta
81 OF SCARCITY. tlcuEl. our Eastward shipmeu
ss have been quito liberal for month past. II
60 60 demand was principally speculative. 1larG
<. lug to have been nearly alt filled. The j
a dniiv for cash lots was comparatively lisl
tue thfppiug movement Eeicg quiet. ~
market on the Open Board ranged at 6s}9
j., Ttc Tor seller the month or seller October. I
:: Change it opened at Csc. improved to Csc, 4
eoNAA
tons. lsejected was very quiet, closi
y: ct G7@G7Hc. Cash sales were reported J
II 10,c0O bu No, 2 at 7Q15:c; $4,000 bu do at 10
=. $500 ou do at G9l sc Il, GOO bu do at 69c; 8
" u do 4 6ssle 5oo IN 40 at Gsei eda ~, 900
, At G71xc 3,A00 bn rejected 1t Csc: II ADO
=: do at 671Sc ], 200 br do at 67t;c: 1900 bn
y; at Orc 5000 bu, by sample. at zoe aao
Total, So, 400.
a, oats we're moro active. aud averaged
s,, ft,1SrC vAt1,f
~ ~ reported from New York. There was 4 +
he cali iron tue short interest. and a moder;
lot inquiry for fresh receipts: which q
ID 1c shove the price OF regular.
~ ~ Ter October was ~ T., demand demand at ss9
:s<t sSsas !s sou's It esssd SszGs i Hs''
Il. ,,esh receipts at 3s11@c. Cash sales vel
th- .,3oD bu No. Q at 39t,5c 1890 bn do at 80,
,pL 1900 In 10 at 39e ,2O0bu do ut 3s1ttc; s.
,.' 81 ~ DO 9EesSnl9r) at sc 15e saS ~ 1r 90
Gu =, St: :c: $3.50 bu do at se1.c; 1880 bu *
.,Sc; GO0 bu, By sample. at 4lc. To
OK JUS. .20D bu.
i Rye was moderately active. being in 6,
hs sapp p1iSnS Sens at an E
-: No. l closed strong at 75c, and No. 2 at
~ Cash sales were !, 400 bu No. / ut 75c; l.
,S1 ,e1 bu do at 74c: 500 blu do at 7s15c; 1900 bu
S At 73c 1000 bu No: at 75e 5000 In q
y 7lc; l.Goo bu DO at '355e: $500 bn DO at
tzE
!sx 1900 bu do at 66c. Total. 25.so0 bu.
asM Barley was firm, and 11S@1c better. be
ssi' moro active than for several days past. uu
% good demand, both speculative and for
9sA mediate delivery. No. .eloeed IRA at :
l1E | m1.oy1S, and at Il. .10@l.l1 for seller Otto
SIX Sales were: 1900 bu No. at 51.11E:
bu do at sill: COCO bu do at @1.1
1890 uu do st 81 10: sou In do at Slo;
aOO0bu do at Sl.09: 500 t,u at Sl.05S5 10
No. 3 (Nock 1s]ai,d) at a7c: 400 bn do at
10. 5000 bu do at &c; 500 bu do at 91lGc;
ard | lu do at 9lc: 400 In 10 at eec: 100 bl1
tlte ;ectei at Csc =: 500 bu at C6c: 400 bu no s
nj 27c: 400 In by sample at S1.12; 400 y
,,fs, 1t S1.l0; 400 do At s1.n9: 400 ba do at q
see. 600 bu do at Y5c 400 bu do at soe. T
- $4,000 na.
1890 Tie following is the oficisl report of c
ins,slcliop in tllis lily, dutug the past II
,i:s ISsHEcrEptNTO OSTuRE-Mhcli--1 car No. y
's3s car Nc. 1etf, @ curs No dc. cars No.
.'a .'na1 cars rejcctrsl do, car NJ. am5a- SCAR
s1o amter ~ saTs Is So g. sefng, ~ = ta,s ca7, nj Nj
!S 10, cars grade do. corn--1s caEs whit.
- ~ cais and $500 iii No. . le. cars aud las
~ rejected, 9 cars alI 10, en1 bu no grade Ql
~ cars Nr.1, e.l cars and 13,sW bu No. ., 3s
'>Sio and e.tce hu reiee,c RysIse CATS M No: !; q
So cFs q seese Teec Scaps o ~ &c
l,SE ISsrEcrEn or OF S1oRE-Wheat-s5ohu IN
bst sfYl Ill ,S5I bu No. = de-, s,sGS bu No. II
4e'assS 1.1C6 ba rejected do l,OSo IN No amber,
r. In No. spt1ug, s., ,Ae bu No. sdo. 70 So o
:do 1;ssl om rssc'e;n nse 10 .SFans3 e IN N n os
3r55a e; In 10. /, Sc In rejected. Bar'cS-ss,0
s,sSe Sc, 9, IS s,631 bu No. ;, 1,!so bu rejected
9s3 We cijp the following from the latest cs1cu
s,'as | the New York Produce Exchanges:
sf; The toal tnpotts o. Waesi aa9 ,vua tu