, 1872-11-04
Also, 10 tons bran at S12.50; 20 tons at 912.0
10 tons at $500, all on track; 10 tons shorts

at S10.50.
Wheat was 7z@Mc higher, and very steady
during the greater part of the session, with .
fair demand. New York YVES quoted stronger,
andsome advices stated that Liverpool was again
Id higher per loo lbs. There was some talk, ear
ly, about the receipts being affected by the horse
epidemic, but the report Of inspection showed
27l cars for Monday, and it is probable that our
large nccumulations at many wayside points,
that have been waiting there for weeks till cars
could be obtained to bring the grain to this city
There was but a light shipping. demand
ses ses but to %any the d se'feitB BBe of shorts
impression that the market Is on the turn up
ward. Two or three Of those who have been
bearing wheat recently have suffered in pocket
and withdrawn, leaving the bulls to have it their
own way. As the Eastern markets are stronger
it is not difficult to secure an advance here.
Seller the month opened at s1.0s11S, advanced to
4:09 and declined to $1.074 at the close
Seller December sold at $1.07M@1.os14,
ena closing st o1iI, the inside Seller the year
at s1:1s; No. do at s1.o75l; 10. 5 do
at 981sc, and rejected do at about &c.
Cash sales we're reported of 300 bu No. spring
at 1.1811l; 400 bu do at $1.18; 10000 bu No. 3
spring at s1.09; 10000 bu do at $1-08M; 5000
bu do Ut s1.o8I 500 bu do at si.os 5,ooo bu
do at S1.079; 5000 bu No. spring at $500;
14,,000 bu do at 9s16c; 16, 400 bu do at 98Ic;
l5.6oo bu do at asc; 4,400 bu do at 971@c; 400
b1 rejected ep1i1g, At 847@c s2oo bu do ut SIC;
400 bu do ut 8315c. Total, 206, 600 bu.
Corn was rather less active. and dull during
great part Of the session, declining Lc below at
the close last evening" though averaging 1014c
higher than the regular session Of Friday. Tho
receipts we're light, and this fact, combined with
which has reduced our stocks in store to about
1600, ,000 bu, caused the shorts for this month to
fill in willingly. The option for next month
dropped to &c below it, December having the
preference yesterday. This was because the new
corn iB expected to arrive in December, in good
enough condition to fill options, while the horse
disease is expected to be over by that time There
VAS some buying for shipment early, but TINT fell
OFF when it was ascertained that vessels were
scarce. Seller themonth opened at 9s1lc, declined
at the close. Seller December sold at 81 M@33s4c,
closing ut the inside. Strictly fresh receipts Of
No. 2 closed at about the Same as regular, there
being very little preference, as the winter storage
thing then in store. Cash sales we're reported
OF $4,000 bu No. 2 at 33c i; 1000 bu do at 327Sc;
45, 600 bu do at s2Nc; 25G00 bu do at 92Xc;
s., 900 bu do at 32}19c; 26 900 bu do at 33Ao;
600 bu do at 3216c; 1900 bu rejected at 3119c.
Total 247, 400 bu.
Oats were dull at nearly the inside prices Of
Friday, there being almost no demand, though
receipts were light. The horse disease seems to
have taken all the life out of the oats market,
whereas it ought really to improve it, as the dis
ease will not materially reduce the number Of
animals, while it will cause them to be better fed
than formerly. Seller the month sold at 1880
20%c, seller December at 2256@221155c, md seller
Janury at 22Ac. Fresh receipts sold at 21@
2lAc. Cash sales were reported of {, 400 bn
No. 2 at 211lc; $4,000 bu do at 20s4c: 6,00o bu
rejected at 1856; 5000 bu do at 1715c. Total,
s., 400 bu.
Rye WAS in better demand, and ruled higher.
The receipts have been small for several days
past, and our local distil1ers are starting up,
for distinery consumption. The market for No.
2 opened at 52>5c advanced to SIC, and elosed
bu No. 2 at Sic; 1900 bu do at 1920; 1880 bu
DO at 5se; 900 bq DO at 5se J. s2o9 bu Do at
ceipts) at sec. Total, ID, 500 bu.
Barley has been active, but stronger. adyanc-
ing 7sc on No. 2, and 10 on No. 3, under the ope-
ration OF the same causes as above noted In
other cereals-a lighter supply now, and an an
there is good shipping demand, outside Of
the speculative inquiry. Themarket for car1ots
in ordinary houses, closed at 63%@64o for No.
e.; Sic for No. 8, and 40c for rejected.
ssa sssr saS s5o sss9 Gnh psssbes ss!d at s sl Ss
cash. Sales we're reported Of $500 bu No. 2 at
Csc; 7,600 bu do at 64c; 1880 bu do at 6311lc;
5000 bu No. at SIC; 1000 BIZ do at 511ac; 1000
bu do at 5lAc; 10, 200 bu do at Sic; 2,600 bu do
at 5o15c; $500 bu rejected at 4014c; 7,600 bu do
at 4oc; 5000 bu do at 39]15c; 200 bu bu sample
at 7oc, delivered; 400 bu do at 70c; 400 bu do at
Csc; 800 bu do ut CSC; 400 bu do at 59c. Total,
10000 bu.
CANNED CORN.
The Fairfield CIe.) Chronicle eays that 917,-
200 ia the amount paid for corn this season at
the factory in their village. The number Of cans
put up is $50 900, an excess OF $4,000 over the
number intended The factory has been closed
for the season.
The Louisville Erening Ledger Eays:
Advces from all the tobacco-growing sections war-
rant the opinion that the Western crop will be largely
In Of Last year. AS general thing has been
cured without damaged BY frost and, III quality, Is
said to compare fayoraby with the best crops grown
for several years. The following figures for the crop
to be marketed for 1923 s claimed to be only approx
fm1tey correct but the estimate for the two years
previous, which we have published, have been very
the marx, the opinion is warranted that pres
ent estimate will afford valuable data upon which to
base calculations.
1928 1919 1901
Hhds. Hhds. uhds.
Kentucky and Tennessee. 100 600 10000 10000
Indiana mud Illinois. A., coo 45,000 10000