, 1872-11-25

Fair to choice winter extras. ......... $750@ 9.75
Red winter extras 6.50@ 7,50
Good to choice spring extras. $500 CTS
Low to medium 1n....-..-.--............. 4259 $50
Good to fancy Minnesota. 675@ 7.25
Spring superhnes nes..................... 3.00@ 4.50
Rye flour ............................ 3.75@ 400
Buckwheat flour. r....................-.. G.75@ $50
Wheat was less active and weak, averaging
1910 lower than yesterday, though reported to be
held higher in New York, while our receipts,
though larger than heretofore were nearly
equalled blythe shipments. There was still fair
amount Of speculative trading, but the offers
we're more to sell than to buy. Much Of the
grain offered was for delivery next month by
countryholders and this brought out several short
sellers; while there seemed to be but little
money in the crowd wherewith to buy. There is
little doubt that wheat would sell much higher
than it does, were it not for the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning money, either to carry the grain,
OF to put up as margin On
y operated quite extensively. have declared that
they will drop out till such times as money is
easier, as they cannot afford to pay the rates
asked by those who have previously accommo-
dated them freely. There is e wide diversity Of
opinion in regard to the extent Of the time OF
shorts out for this month and next. It is scarce
as It it we're, the fact that all the No. 2 spring
wheat hero is held by one firm, would
surely run up prices to much higher point
than w,-independently of the reasons for
I'LL AAf1suEe hI1Cu HIo iJICEEuLGu Dt tu9 4UOFL
stocks in sight both in America and Europe.
Our stock here has been decreased some 276 900
bu during the week, leaving not more than
3o6, 600 bu Of nn grades here, Of which scarcely
100000 bu is No. q. Seller December opened
asesed Z te % M and an s6sea enss@ sr s $ios1
Seller the month was dull, and little bettcr
than nominal at 9t.10@1. 10y. Seller Jnnu-
ary ranged A@15c above December, generally
sg@14c above. No: spring closed at 51.19@
L. 81 ~ NF- L. 49,
and rejected do at 85c. Cash sales were re-
ported Of s, 900 bu No. spring at S1.2D; 400 bu
do at 51.19; IS, 800 bu No. 2 spring at 31.1011;
33 800 bu do at Sl.10; 1900 bu No. 8 spring at
$1.O02s 400 bu do at 81. Il, 400 bu do at
51;oo, $500 bu rejected spring at s5c. Total,
Corn was dull, and 1c lower, though reported
steady in New York, till near tho close. There
WAS no demand for shipment, and the receipts
were fair for the season, while they are expected
to increase largely as soon as the country hold
ers are satisfied TINT there is fair prospect Of
their new corn grading as No. 2. There was
very little doing for this month but g moderate
trading for next, though sellers were more
numerous than buyers and orders to sell for
country holderswere on the increase. Our stockin
store has been lossened 291 900 bu within the
week, leavingrs about 430 900 bu in store, with
the prospect of d fair movement by rail, while
several cargoes will probably go out By lake
get Seller d December a opened as s3 3f declined
S4NGCA
Seller January sold at s1lS@32c, and eolier
June was nominal at35c. Strictly fresh receipts
Of No. closed at &c, and rejected at 29}ac.
921c; 81, 500 bu do at 32c: 10000 bu do at 3174c;
5000 bu do at 31slc; 10.800 bu rejected at SOC;
$500 bu do at 293355c; 800 bu ear at s5c. Total,
65, 800 bu.
Oats were quiet, but shade frmer. being re-
ported fairly active and strong in New York.
1}1r 1arfya1- han fho or
the market would probably have advanced
is being paid to oats now than
heretofore, sellerthe month was nominal, at
seller January at 2A@2417GGc; Strictly fresh re-
ceipts we're quiet on No. 2, at 2311(923slc, but
rejected were in good demand and strong, at
22c, Cash GALES we're reported Of 4,B00 bu No. 2
at 23Mc; 1900 bu do at 2315c; 1900 bu reject
ed at 22c; 900 bu poor white, by sample, at
2614c. Total, Is. 500 bu.
Rye was less active, but a shade fr1ner, being
in light supply with o fair demand. Cash sales
were reported Of 1900 bu No. 2 at 55e4c, and
1000 bu do at 55}5c. Rejected was nominal at
50@51c.
Barley was quiet and weak, at further decline
Of &c per bu on No. 2, which opened at CSC, and
closed dull at G2c, all the shipping orders seem
ing to have been filled. Seller December was
nominal at about 6oc, and seller January the
same. No. was comparatively steady, closing
at Soc. Rejected WAS in fair demand. |
Cash sales were reported OF 400 bu No. at Csc;
S GOO bu do at 6215c 6, 400 bu do at 62c; 400 bu
No. s at SIC; 400 bu do at Sic; $500 bu do at
SOC; $1,000 bu rejected at 43c; 2,400 bu at 42c;
4, 600 bu do at 41c; 400 bu By sample at 79c on
track; 1000 bu do at 75c; 400 bu do at Csc.
Total, 4, GOO bu.
The Saginaw Courier says: I
The sudden close ofnavgaion has left in the hands
Of threee dealers in the Valley about 5000 bar
re1s Of salt, which would hare been shipped by water
but for the reason indicated This amount will nearly
clean up what salt there ia On the river, which will ba
shipped by rail fast as transportation can be Sc
cured. |
Mr.. Garrceues t1e State Inspector Of Sa1t, in |
Michigan, has addressed the following circular
to the salt manufacturers Of that State:
WHEREAS, Tho uadufecturc Of salt during the past
winter demonstrated fully the fact OF the fpos
sbity Of the proper drainage Of salt in bins after the
temperature has fallen below is degrees Fahr, or |
to the freezng point: becomes necessary to establish
the following regulations: .--- |
REC e0-An steam and pan salt made after the 18th
Of November, will DO required to remain upon the
drainage boards IN the blocks, from five to six hours
before being dumped into bins.
Reg: 1.-An salt packed for Immediate shipment
and saIe will be inspected and branded as packed but
ea1t packed and stored for spring shipments viii be
weighed and branded at time Of said shipment all
packages found short weight at that time will be
quired to be repacked.
LATEST.
fr1ner, No. spring selling at s1.1OL cash. and |
81. 1.l0l4 .1014 seller December, closing at the
inside. also S1.102@1.1l seller January, closing
at 91.1024. Corn was quiet and unchanged, No.
2 selling at 32c cash, and 311l@31Hc seller De-
cember the latter closing at 315Sc. Lake freights
were inactive. Provisions neglected.
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