, 1873-07-13

Wheat waa irregular, moderately active, and
averaged about 1c higher for this month"; though
hold at the advance. Options for moro deferred
deliveries wore not 20 much higher than yes-
terday, which fact furnished q key to tue Bitua.
tlon, Liverpool WAS quoted firm and New York
WAS stronger, while thero was tho more general
fact that receipts hcro continue Light, and the
than 1t Gomez In. ThiB is eIcctipg further
decrease In our stocks, which bid fair to be run
out by the end Of this month, leaving tho shorta
nothing but wind to 1ll with. The short inter-
ouBness to-day, which was true to It's character
In being Of the spaBmodio order. For the long
future tho market Ia woak, the injury done BY
the recent storms having boon repaired by the
favorable weather since, whioh was not hot
today WAS not urgent. but all tho offerings OF
the lower grades wero taken freely. Seller tho
month opened Ut 81 .1G, advanced to s1.lG5l, and
roceded to $l15A ut the close. Seller August sold
st q. l9@llS% elosing as sd;la@1sA. a. Seller
year at 9l.07@1.071f. No: spring was dull,
closing at sl.22; No. spring closed at a1.16
bid for freHh receipts, and $1.159< for regular
No. do closed at $1.o5>1fS, and rejectea do at
! spring (hard) at s1.29; 1000 bu do It s1.22;
1do 1sdoo Su M do M 1t q 500 bu DO ~ 1t Si1S
$4,000 bu do at $1.10; II, 400 bu No. spring at
s1.o5N;, 4,4oo bn do at 91.o511; $500 Ieteoted
Ut 9oo. Total. 14S, 600 bu.
Corn was quite and active, weak, and strong,
by turns, the average OF prices, and the aggre-
gate OF transactions being about the same al on
Friday. The receipts woro sonlewhat greater
than the recent average, but New York was re-
ported strong, and the shipments Of yesterday
wore liberal, with fair movement In that direc-
tion to-day. There waB not much apparent
launching out into ner deals for the future, but
q good deal Of busineBs was transacted III settle
that has bsen sold for delivery in July or August
will bo kept back one month longer, necessitating
its purchase and aale on option in tlis market
This deforring process would not bring muol.
profit to the holder Of tho grain, il he
order enough to pass No, q in tho hot
weathor. But he cannot depend upon bciug able
to do this, while there is a reasonable hope Of
shipping It without heating few weeks later,
This fact partially accounts for our snlalcr re-
coiptB, nud probably has oven more to do with it
than has tho operation Of the new Warehouse
lazy: soller Augnst a waa tue principal doal. The
option opened at 3s hso reeodod to $780, advanced
closed at ss11lc. Seller tho month. or regular
No. 2, sold Ut 909{@37o, and Bollor September ut
89N@30No, both closing at medium prices.
Nov reoe1pts oloaod at 3716o. Hoiected closed
bu do at $40; $1,000 bu do at aG16o; At, ,006 bu
do at 8o1loi 10, 200 bu do at $3.50 aloat; 800
bn roJcotod at 94o; 2,40o bu do st 3s1so; 400 bu
do a. $50; 1900 bu no grade at $40; 1000 bu do
q 90o; 400 bn do at 29o; 800 bu do at 28J11o.
Total, 2G2. 400 bu.
EOata wero iu fair demand, and averaged about
10 higher, In sympathy with wheat and corn.
Tho chief inquiry was tor options, but some
cash lots woro taken for shipnient, rojootod boz
lug most wantod. Bellor tho month"; or regular,
sold at 20@2o}Gei Heller Augnst at 2a11@p2B7{4c;
seller September at 27}1@27slo; and sellor tho
year at 271Gp2716c; all closing firm at tho in
side Cash saloa wore reported Of q, 400 bl (fros)
at 2014o; $4,000 bu at 2o19c; q, GOO bu ut 2oo;
5000 6u rejected at 209<o; 400 bu do ut 2916o;
l,900 bu DO at 2oo; total, go.aOO bu.
Rye was dull aud 2o lowor than on Thursday
THE market boing nominal yesterday. Saloa
zero restricted to 800 bu No. at 58o, aud 500
III rejected at $50. The market olosea With SOIL
trs 1t bBo,
Barley was quiet and stronger. at $50 for now
H. q; 47@60 for No. ., and 80D36o for rejected.
There waa some demand for new seller beptom-
bar. but no sgreemont ~ to terms, other than