, 1870-06-09

The following gram has been received up to
10 o'clock this morning: 2l0 cars wheat
232 cars and 1000 bu corn q cars oals:
cars rye; cars barley. Total GIL cars) 1sa,
0O0 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption:
6,1o4 bu wheat; SOL bu corn; s,75s bu oats;
2,613 bu barley.
The leading produce markets were very
irregular to-day, with dropping tendency IN
corn and oats; the other markets being
drmer- There was less inquiry for shipment,
and the trading was mostly speculative. A
slight rainfall here, with reported rain at
other places, caused the decline IN corn and
cats. Highwiucs werc quiet and steady At
Seeterday 3 prices. Sales were made OF 10O
lr1s iron-bound, at $l.01 wood-bound lots
,sero nominal at s1.00.
Lake freighls were dull, and nominal at
yesterdays rates, there being fair supply of
vessels in port, but few offering, az most Of
them arc loaded. Only one charter vas re-
ported, On private terms. for wheat, to New
fo1E To buffalo sail rates are quoted at &c
for wheat, and 615c for corn to Oswego or
Kingston. II and 1O1zzc for do through rates
to New York at e and &c. f..
Provisions were less active, hut firm at yes
terday's full quotations, with q moderate in
quiry for small lots OF all products except lard,
Which was quoted firm notwitdst andipg con-
tirued dulness in New York. The following ia
the closing rarge Of prices: Mess pork, $3.50
@2O.0O, according to amount Of overTcights
ness ordinary, S2s.15@22.@; I.sG lsrd Ct la9@ ss9
at 11s1@i1Te; bulk short 1iba at
I5L@l5Ic; sweet picked hAms at
15M@17c; graases at 7L@l3c; and city
tallow. at 9!3c. Bacon quoted q 13A@
and IKE for clear sides: Sales we're: 200 brls
mess pork at S30.OO; 100 brls do at s29:50i
so hrls do (ycsterdsy) at e20.25 the ], 600 brls
reported yesterday as on private terms we're
sold at e29.5D 80 tres prime summer kettled
lard at 1876; o00 lbs bulk shoulders at 1l;sc;
$1,000 III DO at 1ls1; 5o, 900 Tbs clear bacon
sides at 17114c packed; % 00o lbs short clear at
l51<c loose, out OF salt 10000 lbs ta1low On
private terms
There was considerable falling OF in the
demand for -four on Change to-day, but tho
advance noted yesterday wnR fully sustained.
Sales Of white winter extras were reported at
Is. 7s@ 100, spring extras at ss,9o@5.50, and
sEripg supcrfnes at $500. We note the FOL
loving transactions White Winter Extras
~ bris, not named, at 81 90; 100 brls do
(sIichigan) at S5:7 100 brls, BRAID g1set, On
kenrey'p," at $500; loo bsls, brand given: on
D. t. ITO brls, not named, at $3.50 100 brls
DO At $3.50; 100 brls do at 93.35. unsonnd
sl1ing Extras-100 br]e, not named, at : LED
2l9 bfls do at S4oe spring s;npo55ta179eha;l ~ hr;s
Wheat WIS dull at Sc advance, the bulk OF
Tie transactions being in settlement Of options
for the lust half Of this month. New York
was reported drmer, Chicago No; beng
$1.29@Ls1 in store, making. it ABOUT @l.9
here, which il Sc below the price at which cash
lots sold in our market to oday. Hence there
was little demand for No. spring for ship
ment, and tho settlements woro largely brought
about by the suspension Of a prominent opo-
rasor, who was short for nearly half million
bushels. and gave up when called on for mar
eins On his contracts. The fact OF his failure
70 respond was suspected BY few late yeatcr..
| dav. nnd they soon produced suspicion Of
| something wropg by going round to offices and
offering to buy in options for the last hall Ihls
s,addenly-doveloped demand for hall million
! bushels more than had been looked for sent up
quotations, and even acted on Milwaukee. For
| other grades there was fair inquiry, No. oa,
inc taken freely for shipment, while the dcmand
was good for No. 8. Tic 1na7ket on seller last
half opened at S1.12, improved TO 9I12a feIl
dann dall At at'S e1.sss}S@l.1o ssies wore :
il, Goo bu no. Spring at SLID; 800 bu at
! $i.16L; 2,5c0 bu do at S1.l8; 4.0oo bu NO.
Spring Cresh receipis) at $1.13; ,4oo a 6n g 90
10 at al.12; ADO bu do at 51:11 5000 bn d DO
1recular) at 81. .1211: q, 600 bu do at s1.12;
20. 60 Ia do al 5l.l111 Il, 600 bu do at s1.11;
1900 bu do q: 3: s1.1oI 2s'ooo h9 90 ~ :.
o sso e s1Ssx; e a1 1o,oeo q bu ii 10 i
IN IA St,rinR at s1,O4; 1880 bn do at
II Osk: 1900 Gu do at S1.03; 500 bn rejected
! spring st Sc; 1000 bu do at Ole; II 200 bu
d. al 901zc; 2O, 600 bn do at SOC ,6a0 bu a. no
a { s0 Hets as y sa%Bss Sc BBss sa at SS ssilsi
lie month sold at a109E@1-12, and seller
Ju;y at s1.13h .1511s, closing at the inside
| Gorn WAS weak ut IN average aechne OF eae
IN Yesterdays prices, though New York Was
reported strong. .4But considerable amount O
business was transacted, cMeny 1;1,;tpd t,,n
flew were offered without takers, and quit
.,nll when options were most brisk
Tie market foF ,,css1 essh n No. sa<ggssSs sggissas:
Rejected closed At 7Sc salea Mae % S0o =, =,
do % at S51<c il, COO bu do at e5Ac; "a =, ,goo b
~ Joat SIG. 10000 bu do at 85c; 900 bu d
! et SAC. 400 bu rejected at 79c; 5000 bu d
:: At fs1c; 25, GOO bu do at 78c 14,ooo pn DO >, =
7 Total 1ss 2oo b. sels1 81 s7@sse ~ ssl SOL
sS@s!c' sna ssa seiIef s[ac Sa M lower. p1incipa
owing to the rain. Receipts were lighter, n m
+ tI,is kent IN tho price Of "strictly fresh.
, w1;la oiItions were weak. The market Tor rof
r uiar No opened at 5lA@si15e, an9 anS Sloee !,
4 weak at 5o,@@5oNc. Sales %eIo. E1.. sH xo, !, l.
: dn nt 51sze: 5.ooo bu do at SING; Is, ,ooo u
:. do at size; i, 600 bu DO at Bic; 5 Soeo na 90
( s1s/c: 6ooo ln do ut 505zc; 800 bu Ie1ec'e
. At is1zc; COO bu, by sample, At sc; GU % 16
: at SIC; COO bu do 1t 94e; 6p on LA 90 ~ =
Total, 600 hu Seller isst nan I'D Pm %,rar r. i
l. @5211c; seller July ct 521se, al'n ouSeA -
= month at 521@@53c. ,1/a
ID Rye was moderately active and lAea:,
J. higher, but weaker toward the close, tne !,
proved p1ices bringing out nnneIoo1as oa, seaeI = 4
1t Sales we're: 500 bu No. (freshl a. oyU @GG -.
is bu do at 6S1ac; 500 bu do Rt boc 1,uon w
Of at 6719c; 400 bu rejected 1t 81c- Toia, =,
J. Il. 1to market for No. 2 closed nj f'lg'oe
ch the outside for fresh receipts.
e. CaT1ev rRa more active and 2c hig1ss
y N ...,., louar e,r,f7a. a.tea ,rava. i. djkl