, 1870-07-04
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1870. 1863. 1s7o. 1ee

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Tho following grain has been receiged oog up to to
10 o'clock this morning; 138 cars and 800 on
wheat; 200 cars and 6, 700 bu corn So carr
oats cars re; cars barley. Total (3s9
cars), III, 900 bu-
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption
9.645 bu wheat; 2,425 bu corn 4, A6 bn oats;
Monday nest, being the Fourth o. o. ~ luly, Hosn w
Of Trade, the Open Board, and business men.
There was q light attendance on Change TO-
lav. and rather light aggregate OF business
done. many Of the members being absent at
the polls. There WEB generally hrn 1eelng.
though prices we're lower on some aft'eleS oi
The resolutions asking Congress to remit, Or
materially lessen, tho duties Oh foreign B9At,
wcro passed to-day, with Lut few dissenting
voices TIE great a1oEity o. th9 d i, 9aua n,,aee
egsary restrictions on Western industry.
HghN ines we're quiet and . shade easier;
Sales we're 200 bEla, iron-bound, AT 95c; and
8n1 brls do at Sc. The market closed firm,
with iron-bound lots at o51@@96c.
Only 5 charters we're reported, and those all
propellers, at &c for wheat, to Buffalo 2oc for
wheat, and le1zc for corn, through rate to
| New York. Sail rates were nominal At Gc TOT
wheat 511s1c ou corn and 41s941sc Tor oats
rroyisit,us were inactive, not q single sale
being reported, though II was stated that tie
,econt decline in quotations had brought ont
i oe1ne iuopirv from parties who arc usua!Y
luvers. Prices here have tecentlr been ..,x,,-
~ than IN Cincinnati, and purchasers hive
ti,.cd ;aei1 orders in that market. Stocks here
arc much less than ut the same time
last year, except IN rncss Po5k, pork, cl9s51ng 5als
pork, $28. .25@29.25, according to overweight
| mess ordinary, 327.75@28.25; lard, 15l1c
for summer, and 154@157c for Ninter-ren-
de1ed lots bulk shoulders, 114c; sum-
NOR lots do, 1l7fc; Do cumherla1ds, 1sAc; s:
IIKe; summer lots do held ut 141Ac
do short clear, 15115@l5ssic; bacon shoulders,
13A@1311c, packed; do clear RIB. 1Gl51 @1G54c;
DO clear sides, l711{c: greases,. 71S@l&; tai
low, se{@oac, outside for choice; me sup.
ments for the week ending On Thursday last
1856 pcs hams, 76, TOD Tbs shoulders, and 27s,-
5lj0 ibs uildles. DO from November i, 1869,
weEo: ll0,542 hTls pork, 81, ,253 tcs lard,
5G,l85 tcs and 275, ,028 pcs hana II, o 500 lbs
shoulders, and 81, ,955, ,853 lbs miadles.
The general features of the market for flour
rtulain substantially the same as noted Tor
several days past Trade is qniot, yet IN tile
| majority Of cases holders eyince no disposition
10 shade quotations tile stocks being about
equal to all requirements Of ne demand I!.
Extras-250 t1ls brands given on private
terms. Red Winter Extras-10o brls not
named 1t s625. Spring E1t1as-100 brls D.,
". L Co.'S Fancy Loaf" At aG.50: lou hrls
Intact: At 5000; 80 blls not named at
$500; 100 hrls do at S4.87t5; 50 brls do at
SAYS; 500 brla branda given on p.t Total,
1,co0 brls.
| Wheat was irregular, and averaged 11c lower
. than yesterday, sellers being more free, while
there was no change IN the New York market,
good wheat being quoted there a. scarce, and
, common IS neglected. Liverpool Was reported
= 1fk41a fY1Uf7fry f0f
cash delivery till toward the close OF tho ses.
sion, the shipping movement being dull, and
operators restricted their deals chiefly to tha
: Inst half of the month. For the first TINA IL
t seme weeks the rhiPments Of wheat oAcsaao'
t ] grain was agnin a topic Of rather extensive
$ | discussion, provoked by the New York reports
t | There is no doubt that some wheat has beer
found to te soft on arrival Ii New fork, aud tht
3 shippers have been afraia TINT it would prove
transportation all through tho season, the lat
ter involving greater danger Of becoming
damp. It would be very strange, indeed, If Al
. our Western wheat should reach the seaboart
III first-class condition, when the last gear:
crop was one Of tho poorest ever known il
Eoht Of 1 quality: Tbs na recent hasn hot so; So;
for this vears crop, but it has been th'
: salvation Of that Of 1863; with such dam,
. weather as We had last year, scarcely
T tushel could have been used for brea,1-making
! On the Open Board the market ranged a
t | S1.0GtD1.091@ seller tue month, and al.09G
1.1G for seller last lalt-opeuing strong. an'
, breaking down to the inside under liberal Of
0 fetipgs- On Change, CASH No. spring, o.
: seller the month, opened at 91.0G1s, declined
+. 10 71.c4, advanced to @1.071@, under a goot
Se% o sp saep o. 1t peas M s5 s5
, last half Of July cold on Change at s1.11ta
] l,12. closing at a1.11k. There was very littlt
| doing in tho lower grades. Cash sales were
? 1,2c0 bu No. spring at $l.14: 400 bn No.
8 spring (fresh receipts) at s1.0914; 5000 bu dc
} at s1.o9; 2,Aoo bu do at e1.os5l; ! COO bu d
3 5000 bu do at s1.071f; Is ,o06 bu do at al.o74
10000 bu do 1t s1.07; 10000 bu do .
: s1.oGsi; $4,000 bu do at s1.c6]S<; IS, 900 bn d.
at s1.06h; 10000 bu do at 81. .06; 1900 b
> No, 3 spring at 9sc; 400 bu do at 9715c; 4,80t
! at 9Gc; 4, 400 bu do at 9511c; 2,4o0 bu do a
t Csc; 800 bu rejected spring at Sic; $500 bu d.
. at Sic; 1900 bu do at 8oNc. Total, 274,so
Z | bu.
Corn waa dull, but averaged 1@l77lc bette
4 than yesterday, tho New York market bcint
r flrmer. There was good demand whichpro
3uccd very firm feeling early, but tho appre
citation brought ont sellers in force, and pricet
: declined in consequence, both Oh No. 2 and 70
jccted. The inquiry Was fair for shipment
] and corn is rather scarce Eastward, but VT
hare enough Of it IN store here, and it ough
8 10 be moved out more freely, aa in tho case o.
3 wheat. No. q, cash or seller the month, open
cd at Sc, declined to 3113c, and closed at 81
}. q S1Ac. Seller last half sold at 255l@8ic
I in regular houses, but declined 10 74c ut thu
= close. CASH sales were: Is, 800 bu No. 2 q
/ 82Mc; &c. 200 bu do ut sake; 26, 300 bu do d
/ SIC: $500 bu do at 8l1lc; $4,000 BIZ do q
81}zc; II, 600 bu do at 8111c; 5000 bn reject
2 cd at 7514e; 1900 bu do It 751llc: $500 bu Ii
I | 81 Am I'M 5r&a af TA1/r. I Ef11 m f3n ),
q 7s1c; 4,e0o bu do at 7ac; 800 hu no grade a
. NC. Total, 1871, 900 bu.
Oats were dull at yesterdays prices, regula
opening at about 50il declining to 49I1c, an.
eiosiDg at 4s1c 1T The INQUIRY yas almost en-
soll at 5l14@52c; seller August at 48@43i5c
and buyer the month at 52111@59c. Cash sale
r we're; 5. 600 bu {qutsido salo) at 5o5Sc: 500
bu (freah reeoipta) at 50Lc; IL, 900 buat soy G
1 5000 bu at 5oc; 10000 bn st 492lc; s., 800 b.
: at 49]Gc; 1900 bu rejected at 43c +; I, ,2oo b.
I do at 42c; 1900 bu By sample at SIC 200 b.
/ do at Sc. Total, 78, 800 bu.
Rye was quiet at yesterdays prices. Sale
we're: l, SEQ bu No. (frcah receipts) at 79c
. 400 bu rejected at 72c.
> Barley was dull and 2@5c easier. Sales were
200 bu No. 8 at 53c; 400 bn do at Soc; 400 bt
do at 48c; 500 bu rejected at 45c, No. 2 VA
( nominal at 90@95c, and rejected at a3@45c.
Receipts OF wool are increasing, and tlt
! sales arc somewhat larger, though still slow
Stocks are fair. but buyers and sellers aFs
usually about 20 apart.
{ ~ nQte tie first arrival Of Japan teas Of the
{ crop o. iote. consignment arrived in this
M ron y" YoEohama I M No nthrysgt t, az Js
+ present years crop arc yet on the ls..s-+
s Buffers d Co. inform ns that the supply o1
!. lea is very low In tho San Francisco market
! prices arc firm. The amount OF land undel
, tea cultivation in China and Japan is consid
{ crably greater than heretofore, and tho pros
{ poets are fair for an ample supply Of tea.