, 1875-08-22

of AZ round, With no appzcciabIe demand, except Il
one n,s lot g. ot eooo h. choice shoulders. vhie
and the summer cutting is alackeniug in sympsth,
The market closed 81 ac for shoulders cash sels
August and $40 for do seller September; il !;
Tor long clears cash or seller August and
Or seller August, md n71c for do scEer set
August and 12c for do sser s.piembee. @ % bo9e Joke
1neass ms Ks e sxhsr d than the price for loose ote
English meats for shoulders loose; IL for Cum
berands, boxed; uAc for long ciears do; ant
| .ge; lox@l4c. Bacon meats quoted At l31&@l45{
for hams 9fc for shoulders 13c Tor short ribs anG
13Ac for short clears-all packed.
BEEF PRoDUCTs-Were quiet md no.ninaIy un-
ensngea q ESQ Tor ness s. so for ~xt1a ess; and
T41Iow-oaoted 1t sxasxc for packers.
| sREADsTuFFs.
| FLOUR-Was dull. almost to inactivity. Hhlppera
were cut OF the market, md local dealers wanted
scarcely anything, he5ug well supplied. Prices were
non1nay tha satne as On Friday holders having very
little to offer, and were not disposed to 1euce uuota-
dona Sales were limited to 100 brls winters at SIT Is
and $50 brls rye flour private terna Total 80 brls
The market closed with the following ~ the asktng
rzngc Of prices: Choice winter extras, Sc75a775 :
common to good do saso@ez5: choice spring az
tras, ssoo96.4o: fair do shipping grades s5505 90
4AAAAA0so.@S FAtcAk 6.@JtSbout
spring superfnes, s4oo945o; rye -four, s5.4o@5.5o-
BRAs-Waa quiet and shade easier, bus steady M
der decreased oferings Sales 50 tons at $1650
free On board, md $500 On track.
| coRS-MEA-We quota at s36o@s,;o Per trl for
| good, and S!6.C0d a, 90 Per ton for coarse.
( M1DDL1HGs-ss1as were 10 tons at ST. 80 frea On
board.
WHEAT-Tns slow and generally dull. The mar
being steady during the AEat part Of the seasion,
and weak towards the end The news from Europe
WIS depressing, and the relative rmness in New YORK
had little effect upon our MARKET being due to ten-
poraEy demand to fill contracts" disarranged by tie
break in the Erie Canal Our receipts fair, and
shipping demand on Saturday, except for few GU
lots for the supply Of ms at interior points, There
were also orders to sell to arrve and tho CORE
spondence Of operators indicated that there will bs
considerable increase in the receipts within few days
The fall movement hitherward promises to be = Iafpe
yield Of spring wheat i. good, mud there is rather
large surplus ct the old crop to draw upon. There
wiu undoubtedly be fair Eastern demand
at II does not no4 oof sE'R sns
buyers will favor u WITH many orders in the fu-
tuIe, owing to the Improvement in their home pros
poets. This the yiew Of the situation generally
poor demand the market being little better than
seller September opesed At i5, sold 1t ti.15E ad
sanced to Sl157 and declined huully to $1.15 clos
closing 1t the inside and seller tho year St i4X9
1.14a<, closing at s1.11k. Seller the month caah
No spring sold at closing At tho inside.
mand, with no offerings. Caah sales were reported Of
56.4o0 bu No. spring At $I.rea@117; % 500 bu No.
do at sllo@Iloa; and 400 bu rejected do At <1o1
Total IS, ,6U3 bu.
MtssEso1A waa4r-Mas quiet and easier. Sales
were limited to 400 bu No. at sl.2s- No. WE held
CORN-Was in better demand, and about xchieher,
chiefly On account Of the cold weather, which WAS
feared to be the Precursor Of frosa 1t earlier date
than ia compatible with the maturing Of the crop
growing. Mark Lane and New York both quoted
firm, but our receipts exceeded the shipments and
there was hut light shipping demand on Saturday
There little more Speculative energy, but tie |
strength rnther due to le1s willingness to sell
The recent prospect ia gloomy one for the crop
hot. dIy autumn, that would bring out the Ill /
right rs they think it impossible that the whole at1
That hope has Kept western operators from taxing
hold and caused Eastern buyers to hold back as much
ss;s ss .o ar s Il
,sEy laEs Gns The b.. cog! e. MP o{ Saturday
Seller september opened At &c. advanced 70 s7hc de-
cined to SIC, and closed at 674e Seller October sold
seel tbe oath or s5 Fesaar a sod
65N @67e, closing At 66Hc. Git~edged receipts sold
At 6sHc for high mi1ed in A., D. Co.'S ele.ator.,
bu high mixed at 68k@e 15o 800 hu No. Sat esza
s4c 81, 600 bu rejected at 6&@65c; 500 bu ears .:
7l@72c and 1.eoo bu by sample at d2@s7h. Total,
oATs-were moderately acave and nrmer, averag-
ng A@xo higher thsn .s 9n F.aay =, Ths .1n market
res Nav fo1k being dun and essy at the eloae. Tie
t which a large proportion passed - No.
!. The trading ssntered chiefly II September !
At 35xc, advanced to SC, and cloeed at 35x @35Hc
teller October ranged from 35t@a5Ic closing ut
S1e Seller The month sold At s9a@4oc, declined to
5t@s5Ec, closing 1t 354c. Cash No. sold At 39a
8Nc. and closed at s9Ac Rejected sold At &c. sales
go ou No. At 3s@ ID 2o9 bu 1ejeeed It 33c
hite At sa@44c On track; e,eo0 bu vhite, Hee On
osEd, at 42k@4sc- Total. 6e, 900 bu:
~ afternoon. Seller August was quoted at soaalc
I'D September was offered at 78c, with TIC bid. Cash
o. Was quoted At Soc bid, and rejected sold st 679
X. Total $500 bu.
BAR RAnLEx-Was r. moderately active. and 1xa.e
m owing to cloudy weather and the receipt Of
al buying o1ders, but declined afterwards under Z
.sr September opened 1T :l d. sold It s1.oS. tnsi
stobex ,a sS 9 spd n 9sa 1on dull II It. ss
aiding in cash was chiefly in sample lots, which sold
5oca ~ on track: good 10 fancy bringing $1eo9
q. Rejected sold 1t SIC. Other grades were nom
al Sales 400 bu rejected 1t SAC; 1000 bu BY =
mpls It s0c@slM On track Total, j. 100 b.
Latest. r.
Owing to the adjournment Of tho Board to witness
rnoon. few operator. gathered In tho lower " hsl,
ID between ahivertng and talking managed 10 squeeze
It ! few trades.
Fheas sold st 115xt3115f for September, closing
$l.154@l-155s.
Corn frn ut 6TX@61Ac seller September, clos | n
& ut tbs outside.
Oats sold 1t a5x0a3Hc, closing It askc Tor septem
r. n
1ELECRAPHlC MARKET REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS. :
ErseiaI Dfspateh to Tie CASeaeo ri3uss.
LIVERPOOL Aug Ala m--F1ouR-Quiet; No. l.
; No. 2, 25s- NJ
Observation-Disclosures No l. l3s I'D. xprfno No. E:
1os Sd: No. 2, les; white, 30. ], lis Sd; No.
lis ID; club. No. !, 12s; No. 2 lii Cd Corn-
J. ], $50 Cd E; No. 2, 33s 3D. ~
Western, Qs. Lard, AmaEiesu, -
6d961s.
.zvxaPoox- Aug. U-Ersntngt :.