, 1873-11-28

York account, AZ Tho o1,oratiu, of shipping payb
we'll atpresontp In addition to this. aIroml-
mont operator who wnB very B,,ort" and filled in
bought oil tllo options ho could. in competition
with tt,oao who wantol to lll their contracts,
while there WAS also agooa Investment demand
from ot,or parties. Ths kept tho market muol
ssnaer Tim might 1 hyq boon expected T 80
longs to compensate themselves In Bono meas
uro for tlloir rocont sovoro fosscs. Bollor Do
combor opened ut e1:o5H, declined to e1.ol1S
r9so to eioS recoaod to or$ q o5 advanced to
aold ii sl.oeN@l.v84. olos,ng at sl.e799{, Belter
February sold at 91.l0. No. 2 spring sold ut
S1.c7@1.0715. oloaing nt LOT, with a preference
OF 10 por bu for Northwestern rccolpta. No. !
mantsd litt1o moro for receipts Issued
from tho Northwestern Elevators. No. ospring
closed ut e1.0216, and rotocted. do at 0o11c.
Cash aalos vera reported Of 2.ooo bu No / spring
900 Ln No: spring 81 e1:o7t1; 1880 bu do 1t
s1.07; 8,200 bu No 2 Northwestern at s10711;
4u0ht do at 91.0715; 10000 bu do Of $l.07ll;
$500 bu Nc 9 spring a. e1.o2M: $500 bn % 1T
do at J0t1c; 1900 bu do Ut D0o. Total, 65,G0o
Coru was more aotivo aud quito atrong, ayer-
aging % per bu highor, under tho operation Of
tho Anme causea "a thoao at work on wheat. Our
receipts aud stocks arc small. and tho East has
promsoHtog give all extra good shipping ,noyomont
by rail- thia wintor, especially al nearly ono anl
n half million bu arc locked up by tho premature
freezing. Of tho Eric Canal, alI Of which was
expected to havo gono forward. Country holdora
aro now beginning to realfzo tho fact that tho
lust crop was short ono, and that corn Ia worth
money. 1Ionoo thcy arc holding OF, and Bo1no
Of thon are already selling to their noighborB at
this market, without reckoning the charges. OF
course thero a plenty Of corn In tho country yot,
as groat deal remained over from tho old crop,
I hut there Is no pressure anywhere, aud pos
| 1.-Two scarcity in Homo sections which usually
higher prices now reacho.l will bring forward Il
bottor supply, but II should bo remembered that
| corn is now oaly no above the price
At which 1t sold Just before this panic. scller
peoemhes Decor openod q 422io @ advanced % to 44s re-:
at 1890. Seller January aold ct 439S S@A5c, clos.
ing at 441{c. Seller May sold 1t 51o. Regular
No. corn sold at 4911l@4S3lc, closing as 1870:
Winter receipts sold ut 4314GD44o. High mixed
Caah Ba1ca woro roporsad Of 5000 high mi1od at
44c; 1900 bu do at 1870; 1900 l,u No. q froah)
49e4c; q, 400 bu do at 4slj1o; 5000 bu do at
43Ao; 4.0oo bu rejected at $50; $500 bu do al
1000 bu ear delivered at Htock-Yaris at 400
| Total, ID 900 bu.
Oats wcrc 1@114o higher. In sympathy will
whoat and corn, but worry quiet though in goot
domand, tho reason boing TINT fow holders wort
willing to sell at tho advance. Tho demand wal
chiefly for options. Seller Decomber opened q
$50, ana closed Arm at 9315o. so}ler Jnnuar.
sold at 93S4@34]4c, closing at tho outside. Tht
only sales Of No. woro OF fzosh receipts (ca
lots) at $3.50. Cash sales were reported OF 6,A0I
bu No. 2 at 991Go; GOO bu No. 2whito At SAC
GOO bu Dc at s3Mo; 1900 bu rejected at s114c
Total, 1890 bu.
Rye was very quiet, and 1o higher, in sym
pathy with other grain, there beng almost moth
Ing offered. Sales were restricted to 500 b
No. at G7c.
Barley was less active, but averaged 20 per b
higher on No. Q, and 10 on No. s. Tho advanc
ras gained early, on the atrongth of tho generu
situation, but thoro were not buyers enough tt
sustain the market, though there was sone dc
maud for shipment to the East. No. 2 oponc
at 81.34. and declined to S1.32 at tho close. Nc
8 Was steady at $50 cash or seller December.
option. Cash sales were reported Of 5000 b
do at 81 .39; 1,6d0 bu do ut $1.32; $500 bu M
8 at 95o; 5000 bu rejected Ut Bic; 1000 bu do q
80o; 400 BIZ do at 700 900 bu By sample utah
ct $1.70; 400 bu do at 51.25; 400 bu at 81 .1G
400 bu do at 91.07; 400 bu do at 85c; 400 bu d
at 65o on track 400 bu do &1.07; 400 bu do d
BIO, delivered. Total, &c, 100 bu.
LATEST,
Wheat waa fairly aotivo In the afternoon, clok
ing about tho same rs on Change, No. 2 sole
December sold ut S1.055A@1.06, closing =
S1.0552; md ut 31.075s@1. .0S seller Janusr.
closing 1T $l.07a@; for caah LOT was bid: Cor
was in moderate requont, aud firm at 1870 8cllt
December, and 441o seler January. Wo moi
aalo Of 100 tea lard at 7}Gc, aoller February.