, 1870-10-20

price tor November. e coe!5g a,; # s1os.t c,sh
| spsing 1t s1.0611t@l. l.o61,<;. So. s5rin.
at CSC, Cash s.s"s 9ere reporfei Of
1000 lu No. ! apnng ;: ::!.o7la ,ao3 au DO
At s1.o5; e,soo By d. D., a 51:SH; as,dN
81 q oSa: S q ~ eu Do i si.os; sos bu ~ Do Il
1t Si.o5s< 1000 bu do 1t a1.055S; 1890
bu No. apring 1t Sl.02; 1000 bu do at e1.O1;
5000 bu do At *1.o0H: 1.200 bu do At Il. 90:
400 t,u old do It Ssc 5000 tu reIected spring
Al 95c; 500 bn do at 9411{s: 500 ba DO At a3e;
70c: 40 bu old Go At Csc 500 bu simple At
sl.09; 400 bu do at sl,0s; 400 hu No. 8 red
winter 1t 81 1.a2 100 BIZ white winter BY SAM
pie 1t s1.10. Total, l7o, 400 bu. -.
Corn was weak 1t TN Improvement OF 1@
l1Sc yesterday On the price Of cash lots- The
market vas advanced early By the fact that
deliveries on the option Of the last half have
been remarkably light, and the impression
gained ground that great number Of oper-
ators are yet short tor this month, while the
eoft weather Of the past few days. which bids
fair (foul) to be continued, Will soften the nav
corn, and keep it back from market But
when New York VIA quoted inactive and dull,
these considerations were imperative to keep
up our market. aud they were useless all
through the session in keeping up the price Of
November deals, which fell from .1.1c yesseE-
north. Operators fear that The season of
navigation will close with large stock
on bard, and the largest crop raised
in tho Northwest for many years
rast to come in, while the lake
ls closcd. The expectation L. that the nex
corn will come in 50 freely next month as 10
practically abolish the demand for the old,
for present u.e, though ths new will still be
urtellverable en contracts for reeul,r. On
the Open Board. No. corn soli At 57G5Sl1c.
On 'Change It opened At Sc. declined TO 56i{c,
ard closed better at about s7ss+c- Seller No
SIC. and c,osing a 55l5!c. Cash No. closed
at 57s<c; and rejected {. 5lAsc. Cash sales
we're reported Of 13. 200 bu No. at 5sc; 1900
bu do at size; a6,s00 bu do At 57Ec: 5000
bu do at ST. &c: 42,000 bu do 1t SIC; 500 bu
| do at 56aic; 10000 bu do At 56i55c; 10000 bu
do At 5silic; 400 hu rejected At SIC: 6, 100 bu
DO at 5l3ac; 200 on Do ut 81! !ic: 400 bu kiln
Iried do At 51;ac; 6,40o bu do At Sic; 1,Go0
In raw no grade at 98c; 800 bu cara at 40c.
| Total, l68, 200 bu.
Oats we're more active. and strong 1t an sy-
ercge advance Of 114c Oh the closing prices Of
Yesterday, though lower than yesterdays aver
age. The shipping movement WIS get slow,
Int there was good demand from the Oeto-
ber shorta, and better speculative inquiry for
November, though buyers generally declined
10 pay the advanced prices asked BY holders.
New York was stronger. and cur receipts Light
| or. which accounted for the Increased frm
ness. The market ranged At S@Ai5c fol
uc'lrr the month. s5@35,Sc for seller Noreu
her, and 3saa+ @35c for fsesh receipts, opening
| nt the inside and closing firm at outside quo
.a,lons. Cash sales were: COO bn at 35lsc
14,40O bu At 35c; 5000 bu At size: 49, ,00
bu at Siiisc; 5000 bu At 3iszc: 10000 bu I
Yittc; ii ,209 bu bu at 34c: 1880 hn rejeete,
At ;s31xc: 1880 bn do at 33t(c; 600 bu do =
:s3c. Total. 10000 bu.
Eyo was moderately ac,iro at YESTERDAY
| pr1cee, closing steady at the range S1le
were: Z. COO bu No. at G7c; $500 bu No.
ut &c; 2,4Go bu do At 661ffc: 16.n0J bu do. il
one house. At Csc; 400 bu rejscsed st Coo
Total, e, 100 bu.
Barley wns dull and weak. The markc
opened easter nj 91c for regular No. 2. au,
advanced to 9lc under fair demand, and
reported dininuiion in receipts. nu
when New York was quoted he,ry, til
market fell to 8s,<c, and closed nominal .
seller November WAS dull At S9;9@NHc
closing 1t tho inside. Cash sales we're
1000 bu No. at Ts,sc: G.0o0 bu do q
.,c; 500 bu do At 91c; 1900 bu do at 90hc
$500 bu do at oOc 2,a00 bu do nt s9,a c
l5.ioo bu do SOC: 5000 bu do at ss1Sc
.bu du at 701zc; 2.4n0 bu do 1T II0c; 400 5u re
| jectcd Ut 45c; 100 b,, by sample 1T 9ac: 100
bu 10 at s5c; o00 bu do at 6oc- Total, n,
GOO bu.
in relation to the grain crop ana supply Ia Cat
ns,n,,s- .n1S. '.S so.se ~" t"t"D Va ANe '>A
Al he time Of harvest, early in .Inly, u
stated In these columns that, Notwithstanding tn
| nue. and CT about short crops Of cereals, We na
surplus Of e5U, ono tons for export. We shall al
, | uere 10 the sane opinion. Already, We have e.
:: ported to date. IN raan!l numbers: a. follow
o1a ns;. u1s ,n'a, - - ~, ~,
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On H. ,lSe pL1ro'Sn ~ ars 1aeuesn "a Sa,a n,n.
n,,,;nent r1nbarraie,os: Ehlc dowo TIC coas
~" c1nn rtsi5 Tas y mi svers1r nyrIno rSienT
t NIX: ~ ac1nana ~ r,,nin iann nisc.t, ma
cnrrstnn and while snme whest.1mwin9 ~
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M a1tar .es sac,ns an - nr;pcs ronssra, M
e o.s s ,eosa1 ~ tnns Inas,n% No9ai :,
@ esunates sa asa ~ s;i iesvns Is he % fa senasne
nl n.caassens Iel cArtts% % ~ t'1s u.te. en.ss
or tne ne1n oi Srea. bsn ano s,3.esh ZEN ", StS$e
IN "aa Ma lt tsI,a a " ~ 81 H. 1e' c
- ,,r+nh, nse m nnto,4"n.ts,x Tas,si tn, inn ,rn
~ i.,s I ,ne Ha e1ns, tnaeoHaie AMI FoioTsn
= caid. trosty a!gnis. the grass ID nany meatIo,
= r.. n law and mui,iy. The turnips have m.
5; ut III i ittle Tie M p1rS1ess, % and it d lie sa1
a. villa sa, eSosa 10, ~ hs,sn s at ,rv 'n1 shs.
N hsuE Ensoec,esa ~ ,he confines ~ 'nSs s~co
ss aao9 eo app1rS pprSIa '1 intesf rSentv " NJ +,me
wceat sow,Ts and nd, fer Ta.m r. sowers won
,a rscsr,,s rhsa! n.tccs III week nas oeen a per
= Of resi-, The ,hsesisity % y oi Ioniou, II spit. M
5ne sonas'y Aaa WIN ,; sasn p1scss y msmh,
=. nnr avn and come Of ahcse astutlly ciea1nr
~ fear,mj ronf,nrntai wnr IL Tarinr.
"a tnH = state Of thlnas sncn q ia mi
II experienced have not witnessed during ills {.
~ - *: ~ nas s IN tRasten I mo1ierifec
IS Of wheat alter deficient our, with the ayeFa