, 1870-06-24

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The following grain has been received up to
10 O'Clock this morning 2G0 cars wheat; 261-
rars and 1900 bu corn 80 cars and 5000 bu
oats s cars rye, and ! car barley. Total
t555 carsl, 2l6, 900 bu.
Withdrawn Yesterday for city consumption:
d So pe ayo b. bstley az sy
There was full attendance on Change, To-
day, and rather excited Set OF markets in
gram, tho aggregate transactions being
above the average, while prlces differed rather
widely frum those OF yesterday. All closed
Easy. ......
tLp chief melting cause being heavy drop in
New York, where the bankerH arc growing dis
trustful, as here, and unwilling to lend money
freely OIL the largo stocks accumulated BY
holders. The market closed nominal at 95c.
salos wero: 200 brls iron-bound at 97c; 200
b1ls do at CSC.
Lake frcghtB wero dull and again easier.
The owners Of yetscls arc like Tantalus, who
stood up to his neck in water without being
able to taste d drop. Our warehouses arc
loaded with grain, which invites vessels horo:
but the owners can get more money here for
their grim thanby shjppingit to the East, and as
aconscqucnce, vessels are suffered TO gorountl
begging for cargoes at the very time when
everybody expected that vessel-owncrB would
almost bo ablo to name their own prices. Only
SIX grain charters were reported. Hates by
propeller aro 4as1t@5c for wheat. 40 for corn,
and 35lc for oats 10 Buffalo. with l0c and 19c
~ The through rate to Now York. Owners Of
sail vessels are asking the above figures, but
no one would pay them to-day.
Provisions were quiet anl unchanged, with
little inquiry, and no sellezs, except for pork,
buyer next December, for which 7224.01 was
lows; Mesa pork, $50. 9.50@30.08. according to
overweight; mess ordinary, s2s. .b0@29.oOi
lard, 1910 for summer, aud iG01G11c for vim
tcr-fendnrcd lots; bulk shoulders, l1?5@l2c;
summer lotedo, 11]4c; do Cunherlands, 135a%St@
l3S<c; do rough eides, 15c: do short ribs, l5fa
short clear, 1515cDl5;5jc; baeon shoulders, 1sA
@191Sc packed; do clear rib, 1Gttz@1Gs1c; do
clear sides, IKE; grcases, 75S@12c; tallo., 9
@9l1c, outside for choice. sa'cs we're: 800
brls mess pork st 5000, buyer tho rnonth;
50 tcs No. I lard Mt 15c; 10000 lbs bulk
shoulders at 12c.
Flour was in fair demand, and prices woro
nomipally unchanged. Tho stocks Of stand
ard grades are rathcr light. uusound winter
extras sold 1t range Of s*5.25; spring extras
At si7s@6. ": and spHng superaaHnss aH at S4.5o. M
terms. Unsound White Winter E1tfas-6s
Urls not named st s5,25- Spring Extra=-300
bfls 81 Star and Crescent" At SC 50 $50 brls
Lockpost Hydraulic at $3.50: 100 trls not
De-
do at 35.75: 100 brls do At $3.50; 100 bsls do
ut ::4.15. Spring Superhnea-50 brla not
named at $3.50. Total, /, 5G3 trls.
Wheat was less active, and averaged &c lower
on cash lots, which were very dull, owing to
the difficulty experienced in procuring tho uso
Of money wherewith to carry the large stocks
in store here and at Milwaukee, which made
offerings largo aud buyera few, Seller July
options were tho most active, aud were COM
psrativciy firm. tf4o short interest taking hold
moderately at tho decline. New York was un-
changed, and 50 was Liverpool, but there was
still 4 loss Of 8ta10c sta1irC tho shipper in
the face, and few have the temerity to accept
the responsibility. Accounts from this eoun-
try aru conflicting, hut tho continued drought
viii undoubtedly be tho means Of dimini4hing
| the aggregate yield. One OF the heaviest buy
ers in California writes that he has just fin
TINT the export sulpluH OF the present crop
viii not be more than 150, GOO tons III lour and
wheat, and may not exceed 100, 900 tons; it
was 300, 600 tons On last year 9 crop, including
tho surplus Of Oregon, which Was tha largest
ever known, and was probably fully double Of
this, another writes that the crop OF
California will be fully up to the average, and
Htatca that he has just bought 100 tons Of t1no
quality at Sits per 100 tts. We Bcme time
since, stated it as Probable that the crop Of
the Pacific coast wilt bo about an average, as
the suffering districts aro precisely those in
| which there was no wheat planted last year.
Tie report from the Bureau Of Agriculture
coufzms this view, and locates the greatest
| percentage Of loss III Illinois, where il will be
Open Board ranged at s1.19@l. "a seller July
opened on Change at sI.20, declined to
| :5l.19k, and closed very weak at l.1Hlf. Reg
ular cash lots, and seller the month. ranged al
| SLIT LIS during great part OF the ses'
sion, closing dull at sl.16. There WAS but q
| ~, fou In dao
and all were dull. Cash sales were reported
Of 5000 bu No. spring at sl.24 ; (, 400 bu dc
ut 81 .231G; 1900 bu No. spring (ffesh re-
ccipts) ut 5l.21 6,0O0 bu do at 31.20H
900 bu do at 7t.2o; 10000 bu Do Irregular
at s1-1a; 10, 900 By do at q. 17sz Is 900 BY d
do. at SLICK 1900 bu do at 81 ); G, ,0ot
bu No. . spring at a1.05: 1900 bu do a
1 S1.041[ G,410 bu do at :l.04 23,G0O bu re
iected spring at Soc. Total, al 500 bu.
Corn was more active, and firm at 1c I'D
vance on the prices Of yesterday, being sen
up By reported advance in New York, and y
better in Liverpool, which produced bette
demand hero, both speculative and for ship
ment, buyers for the future being undeterre'
by the knowledge that VIC havo worry 1Arg
1 B;ocks On hand. On the Open Board seller Inl
sold at 8i@34lzc; On Change itopened 1T s4SSe
advanced to 85IIlc, and closed castor at 8fiac
Regular No. 9 aud seller the month opened a
gsJ2c advanced to 8411lc; and closed at aa2is
J Seller last half Of July was quiet, at B7@s7As
Rejected was firm and in request, closing a
&c in regular houses Cash sales we're RI
ported Of p, 200 bu No. 1fresh recelpss)
| t41<c; 5000 bu do 1T 8411c: 16. 900 bu do I
SAC; 1O,GGO bu do ut S354c; l0,o0 bn do
s3!zc. u,60O bu rejected at 7stzc; 4, 400 b
, 10 at 76lic; $500 bu do at 76c; G. ,0D0 By do
, 7515c; $500 bu do at TIC. Total, los, GOO bu.
l Oats were strong at 1c advance, beng, i
: good speculative roqueet, owing to the contn
3 Jed drought, which will be felt sooner in GA
than in any other grain. The reccipts are Al
t Tightening up, aud the indications arc th
, ! country owners are holding back their supple
t Seller July opened At 52ss{@59c, advanced
r 53Ac, and closed easier, with sellers 1t D.
0 Regular lots OF No. e. OF seller tho mont
d opened at &c, aud closed at 59@5219
s Ih1yer last half July sold at 55ac, -
+ seller do at 54954Mc. Cash saloa we're: 13,o
n hu at 53c &c, 300 bu at 5234c; 81, COY bn
J. 5e3xc; 91.sO0 bu 81 523Ic; II, 00o hn AZ W
J | $4,000 bu at SIC GOO bn by sample at oac .
b ID rejected ut 47c; q 400 hu do a. ab1sc-
s tai, 190.eo0 bu-
d i've vas quiet, but firm, at lG2e advance
X yesterdays prices, c1oaing stesdy. Sales Wer
j. Ia In Ko, I ut SOC 1,GO0 bn No. at "
IS a.400 bu do ut Sic; 400 bn relecsed ~ ~
l. 7'Go0 bu do at 75c Total, &. 400 bu-
Il H.rIey WIS Inactive. No. 2 iB strongly ne
j. and nnotablY Sc higher, at 9o@s5c- No. 3
st Guotad at SOC, and rejected dull At 40943
> The following shows the movement OF t1e
is and crain, including the receipts at Chical
v milwaukee,, Toledo, Detroit, and o Glevelal
% from Augnst !, 1859, TO June ~, lste, and
P about the corresponding periods IN the ye