The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
MARKETS.

SUHS2.
fL,uE-Dv>1 family, > L1 s5.25@.55o; Minnesota
Winter Wheat, :s.W'l $50 81. Louis, slo.5ool:oo:
Brckw;leAt, S6.tH'I, 60.
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Shvr;>-pvr .oII, SlG5Uc I>.'"'.
BEAS$-Ce!*,'1. 81 oo:e l.'': >hoice, s. Sue 2..:'
fFf5 5'Y g: -; r. Ami 7,@ 17c choice
,;:1leH-S i. 1:.,!.ler l4v: &c n. Y. Factory. /"
q j,c; Nile.u1" FACTORY, ~ - l3':c.
P,HK->-~ss, Sl'5'NGl'.:'l: :'rnle i!itSS. sltt'G
lG.::j.
mr1,..n=: board o:'eed ac1ive and shade Hlmer: I'M
der -lllnd ;r short sellers sales aggregated 1900
:-,c.s, at :: vi for No. spring in stcre and 'G34G
.c for No. =. cash a, future delivery; No3 nominal
at about &c. On Chang the narket Was wsaaes @
ana prices declined lc. No. sold at 9I19Sc cash ana
future delvcry closed Quill Inside the figure with
more sellers 1:.an buyers.
FLouK-Quict and nominal il, previous prices :3-
2I1 for meliun. choic: spring exits Sales Of
spring extras-l,m biS choice at 8 So 300 bts Aiet
um 50 81. oATs-Excited and higher. owing to a
moderate demand at :7c, closing at 2912c Sales
do. 2>l5c 200 do 39c !; 300 do. 2el4c; 600 do.
z912c: 0"' bushels No. i'll store 3t12c goo do de-
liver.d, 34c. .coRS-Firm at 20 higher & saies-4qo
ler Nov. 4'r. RIE-Fi!m and in good demand Sales
-1,2t~ bus 10. i'll store at G5c. BAELEY-Dull;
nomil"!: aacua!lged 1or No. :. which is iuotahie at
ST 30 No ) is droul,ng. Sale>-l 600 bus No. } III
store Saturday afternoon and 5000 do. to-day, ST.
v2: :"r do seller 10 days 81 w loo do 81 o.
DO u S 200 bags r 'y amsS NSxs
MENrs-ln,9"s hLls -four; >l320 bus wheat.
cnsAso Ny 1~mFlorH191' but ,'xG s.xdisr: 1
er; 10 Use: No -sold mp TO "5c CASH Western, 95c;
3. e;' SIC kiv*,e a. ygs " ;:: 20 det and weak,
By cash. ;:1 seller pee. 35 seller nuary. OATS
Dull and lower: No. ,, PC cash. 2si4 seller Dvc
RyE-UncIanyeI; No. =, 800 CSC. BARlEY-Lowcr; !;
Fall, No: 81 =; spring Nc:; s'@ SIC: PROVISIONS
Firm: Mess sil cash held at Sll IS: seller ja1u
AIRY. LAk--':A Dec; 675 Jan. BuLE Mk!Ts-
Steady; N:noLis-short rit New. '@211c. FEl"H1s-
New lrHX Nov. s.-Co11cS-ln moderate reuue>1
and higher: :,'tling upland, 1"75c.
DEMONSTRATIONS heavy, unsettled and lower.
Receipts, 1900 hrl5; surcrfre Western and State
- 73; p; COMMON t" good extra, IS 5o@te 90 ;
good choice 81 "1HGG =, white wheat extra, 81 -
al -; extra ot. - 80 7 80: St. Louis, S. l5@
II 80. Rye flour aud corn }nca unchanged. Wheat
IL s;s,lr iirn.e: Tl advance III Exchange has ,-
creased the export demand tsceipts 1;2 "" b!
No. = thica." 81 :; 70, ! rs; N'": = -; No.: Nil,
State, so ";;. Barley heavy. Malt dull! Corn a
shade trn!er receipts :l4o"' hu; Pripe mixed
Wt:t*rn a'"at s53c; < high mixed and yIlow 1Y
receipts, "'t~ ln new Western, 41el 4tc white II
M4Sc.
ST. s5* My; xy :, @ m " " sd, and III;
Wheat dull prices decNlrd No. = Chicago eu(u9Oc,
closing at inside price. Sample ,"t. No :; fall II 10
@l Is; No. red = winter, 81 35N4 43 Corn dull and
ittl~ ';':'v. Ey~ dun All nn:'*ngea s. $50 t3c VII
EUROPEAN ,sEAETs.l
! TIL: i flowing is Beerlucls dis;atcb to the Boar
OF Trade in TIL, city to-day
Nov. S-LrnduN-Cargoes of wheat of coast easier.
CarsoeS cl corn oil coast stronger: CargoeS Of wheat
On ra~sa=c :'se disposition to buys good cargoes Of
No. spring off coast, j7s. English country markets
! for wheat ..uirt. Short rib EliddcS 41s Cd Prime
Mess pork, t:;s Observation-Disclosures middle 4Us.
Prime pork. CHS Cd French country markets
! t"! wheat generally strong.
CORN.
The National Crop Reporter says Of the corn
crop but little encouraging be said. Almost ev-
cry additional report received makes the falling off Of
the yield larger than did the previous and there is
fair probability that future reports will make the
losses still heavier. The decrease in yield, as
pared with last year. in States producing onehalf Of
the entire crop Of 1872 is 2G per cent aggregate
loss in round numbers Of 2e0,UnUUO of bushels upon
the entire crop of the United States. In addition
the loss in quantity, the inferior quality be
sidcred. Correspondents state that much Of the
that was saved was more less damaged by frost,
and will have yet to he counted in the losses Since
reports of october lst the character of the
received from nearly all the States has changed very
decidedly shown in the summaries Our last es IT,
mate, based upon the reports OF October lst gave the
losses in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Ohio G10 p
1-lo and 81" per cent. respectively; estimates in
the present number based upon repprts Of Oct 10TH
increase them respectively to q 10 25 71O and
1920 per cent. This evidences tkatke damage from
the frost Of September was much .nc BE than
was at first supposed.
W heat was quiet in the afternoon and 1tc lower
closing at o4c seller December. Corn wAs in demand
and advanced nc, selling at~s5@J}5Ltc for December
closing at the outside. Other grain and provisions
We're quiet and unchanged.