, 1873-08-04

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Good to choice spring oxtras. e.o9 g5o
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NSG nour. 4.vo eg s.n3
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Wheat was moderately aotive and firmer, in
sympathy with Q stronger tone reported from
Europe, whore there is better demand for car
III Franco. Hero the receipts were very light tho
Btocks in store almost dwindloQ down to polnl
and prospects, Of very littlo to arrive, Ct 1oast
during tho frat half Of this month. to I'LL limo
lowest Of many oati1natos PLACES tho short intor-
est for August ut fully 1000, 600 bu, and Homo |
place 1t at twice that amount: Of course, thoro
Ia Just aa much long aa hcro ia short but 1t tho
other sido IL scattered, as is usually tho case,
tho chances nro worry much against tho scattered |
ones, just as they wore on tho July corner. at |
tho eemo time 1t may be remembered that
in loss to those who engineered them, on account
Of tho large Quantiticg Of new grain they bring |
In during tho Inter half Of the month; |
and tho recollection Of this fact may !
thoughts wero Undoubtedly tue means Of
causing a good demand from the short intorost |
for this month but 1t su6sided soon aftet IL
o'clock, when Now York waa quoted dull. Seller
on 10. roso to s1.1Gj1. declined to s1:i611,
and elosed at 91.1bsa, tho general average being
1@11lo higher than yeaterday. Other options
woro dull but 1rmor. Beller 6eptcnbor sold at
1.0415, both closing dull ut the inside. Thoro
was little domand for cash wheat for ahlpmont
beyond that for two cargocs OF No. y, which was
sold by tho Syndicate at s1.18; who also sold
August. Cash No. CLOSED nominal ae sl.1718@
a1 e1ssd 'ns naas5 a1e 1T TOR s5 ri Rie 'ess
grades w0go ST., stFongG n ,o1 CLOSING Tasoa q gane g5
Cash salca wore reported Of 1900 bu no. !
spring, mostly hard, al a1.25; 800 bn No. 9
spring (hare) at $3.50; 5000 bu do a., D. &
Coz At SLID; 5s,o00 bu do at 91.19i $500 bu
No. spring 1t 81 i.o5ho; s,2oo Sa Do 81 81 .os;
$500 bu rejected spring at 81. Total, 0l GOO bu.
Corn was dull, and ~ pcr bu hlghor for this
months delivery, while tho range for next m month
enco between the two options diminished to 10
nor bt,, owing to tho anxiety Of many operators
to buy in the corn they had contracted to deliver
in August, and sell It for September delivery.
Thcrc was good deal Of this trading, and II
caused eomo operators to think tint thero will
bo a material falling of in receipts within q few
days. But this turning over process constituted
tho great bulk Of the business transacted; and
there Was comparatively little bnying for ship-
ment, partially because Now York WAS dull
and naHior, and partially On account Of
arner foohng In like freighte. Theso
gentlemen already own. considerable proper
tion OF tho corn now In store, aud soom dis
posod to lesson their stocks; while tho narrowed
premium Oh carrying into September mado capi-
faliats loss anxious to buy cash corn. Seller
tho month, or or regular no. =, opond pen o. SIC, 3D.
sollcr September aold at 98@3815c, closing at
tho iusidn. Seller last lalf September sold at
$3.50; and seller October (early) at 391c: Now
receipts Of Nc. 2 closea at s7Ao, higa-ml1ed at
rr.1 rn{on tad M IVA fnfn hiatt III in.
crense in the receipts of 1.-Two hogs thus far this
year is about 554 900 head, which ia oqual to an
oxtra consumption Of some 12,000,00 bu OF
corn IN tho process. .oo ot fatteping; Cash sales
500 bu do at $50; 50, 200 bu No. 2 ca. D. d Co.,
S7s6o; 55660 bu DO at $50; 10000 bu do at
a7e; 400 sa By rejected at 94o goo bn do At At
94So; 100 bu do at s4c 500 bu no grade at
Mc; a,400 bu do at $50; 6,000 bu higE-mixod
Ito arrivo) at S911o; 5000 BIZ do at 900
bu No. q at ss1lo; g,o00 bu do at $50 nnoat.
Total, 2l1 300 bu.
Oats wero moro active and averaged about
10 higher under good domand, both for cash
lots and options. Scarcely bushol Of the Au-
gust options have been delivered yet. and thore
"a still disposition on tho part Of many to hold
OF from Alllng, but somo thought 1t advisable
to take hold to-day, any ono OF several poBst-
bic causos might cauHo radical advance. Cash
| oats sold at 2616@027o, aud seller the month at
SEPTEMBER aoli at 2o@26ao, and seller tho year
at 25Y4@26o. Cash aales wore reported Of q. 900
bu No. . at 27o; IL, 800 bu do ut 26slo; 5000 bu
do at 2G596c; 5000 bu do at 2019o; 2 400 bu ro-
At 25Ilo; 1900 bu white, by sample at $40, on
track 600 bu No: 2 white by do at 2B11o in
store. Total, GO, 400 bn.
I've was qulot, but decidedly nr1ncr. There
was little inquiry for caah lots, but q good do
mand for seller THIS month, or Aollor September,
sales wero limited to 800 bu No. 2 at Csc, and
| 400 tu do ut Sic.
Barley WIS very anlet, but was g4otablo At Il, 10
advance, at 92@821lo for new NO. seller
for old No. 8, at Csc, and rejected at 3t@40o.
salos wore limited to 400 bu No. "a, D. & Coz
| ut G5o
| ponK-pAcKINd.
A meeting Of the Pork ~packers' Association
! manufacturing pork woro considered, and certain
chatlgos agyoed upon, which will be submitted at
an emily day to tho Directors OF tho Doard Of
Trade for tholr approval.
The following is Beorbohm's dispatch to the
l9 Hua. SIi@nSon-erIasstng Loud cazgoea Of wheat OF
sssas is 'fssy Sssv vii %
p.ssase.s a3s9stiop to h9y Weather
Hlps apsnia i'd sds S IT, nneansea American
| HOW TO GET MonE OUT OF CORN.
70 Tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
The recent wheat corner SLOWS to What M o. :.
tent tho short selling of grain' or ~ other M
members trading on tho Doard Of Trade: Now,
ii mon could bo found reckless enough to Holl
million b,,sholB of whoat short, for August, who
there was only 200, ,0o0 bushels III tho elevators
daily uhipnolitB equal to tho receipts, what
might wo expoot tlem to do In corn, with u,
average arrival Of over 900 cars por day, al'a &