, 1873-06-15

bu Do at Sill; $500 bu rejected spring ut $50;
2,4W bu do at CSC 800 bu by sample at S1.3I
Totl, 81, 400 bu.
0fa vas dull and weak; declining &c pn bu
heavy pressure to sell, with very few buyers.
/ Tbs advicss from other points had little effect
upon tho market which WAS Influenced almost
entirely by local considerations. The p1npietora
OF the Northw wostern Elevator advertised this
morning that all the No. corn in that houee
was hot. and, though the quantity WAS but small
(25, ,a60 buy the announcement had most de-
pressing effect, as many operators feared that
otber houses will be posted within
few days. We have stated what appear
at once seen in the dropping Of the price OF caah
corn to 8: below the price for July delivery,
though tdAt option weakened, and the present
month il half over. It WEB really difficult to
dispose Of cash corn at any price, The shippers
tempted sven by the widened margin to take
hold Ct the current receipts to carry againss
options to deliver in future months. There wa
not very much offering in options, especially
not from those who would hare had to go short
IN selling, as great many reflected that the
year in which tho balance Of (not Ofd) protabili-
ties is in favor Of no moro than about half &
crop. But the short interest we're not generally
inclined to I'LL in, prefeHlng to await the chances
OF . still further decline; hence little Was done
tho day being one Of the du!lest Of tho season
Seller August vas the option principally dealt
h; it opened At $3.50, advanced to $50, and de-
clined to 9ec, closing 1T 38]9c. Seller July sold
1t s435@95Nc, closing At 944e. Seller tho
month or regular No: & sold at $685.
Ut shout SAC, and rejected Csc. Cash sales wera
reported OF ], 200 bu No. At 95c s, 200 bu do At
a43<o7 $500 bu do Ut 34s4c; 26, 800 bu do At 34o;
500 be do At aA1o i, 200 bu do At SIC 10 900
bu do at $50; Is 900 bu do at 325lc; 80 900 bu do
q b. Do 10 81 ao se e DO a ao. &c
i 800 bu No at 3615c; 1850 bu rejected st
z5hc; 4000 bu do at 28c 1000 bu do at 800
afoat; $500 bu no grade 1t go 800 bu do As
go; 800 bu ears at $50. Total, a23, 800 bu:
>. oats were active and weak, declining 15c f4F,
ther, under rather hca!y pressure to sell
options tor next month, which constituted the
bulk Of the trading. Parties in Ohio and
Indiana who have held great many oats here
for several weeks past, wero selling out yester-
day and to-day. Seller July opened ea At Bc,
close. Seller August sold at 27H@2se: Seller
the month, or regular, was quiet at 26N@27e,
closing st The inside. Cash sales we're reported
OF $500 bu at 271c; A, 500 bu (paEt fresh
roceiptD at 27o; Is, 600 hu At 26Ne; g. goo bu 1t
27c, aaoat; 4. 200 bu rejected at Mo s, 400 bu
do 1t 817c. Total, 1880 bu-.
Rye was dull aud eas1er, IN sympathy NTH
other grain, though openlng with Aaou Of
t1mness Salos were limited to 400 bu No. at
61%c; 1600 bu do st SIC 400 bu BY sample At
Sc Total, 400 bn~
Barley was inactive, snd nominauy unchanged.
We quote No at 65@68c No. 5 at 50@55c;
and rejected at 30@95c-the inside 1t the Rock
Island Elevator, and the outside in other
houses.
LATEST.
In the afternoon there WAS very little trading
either in wheat or corn. The former Was pn-
closing ut 91,201S seller the month,
and s1.171s@1.17H se]ler July Corn was
frmer, closing at 3511%o seller July, and 3s51{c
Keller August. Other grain and provisions were
quiet and unchanged