, 1873-09-23

ported off, GOO brlH cash moss pork at $500 {;
250 boxes shoulders aoller December, nt 4glo.
Flour WAS dull and neglected. There woro no
orders order on TUG market, and local buyers lot u
base their notion, Now York being dull and NOM
iual to tho close. Prices would probably have
ruled lover on tho gonoral average, had there
boen enough done to establish range. Rye
reported Of S. brs whito winter extras at $3.50;
100 brlB spring c1traB (old Minn.) at 8G.75; 200
brls do at 5000; so brls ryo flour at $4.75. To-
tai, 1856 br1s. Also 20 tons bran at $1,000 on
track, Tho following waa Saturdays range Of
FAIR to ehoico nhite winter extras. 0.76@ 900
HID w1ntor extrns. G.003 TOO
Good to cholce spring oxtras. 00o@ go
Minnesoss tpatenti. nti.....',.,.,..,..,. ~. s.s5S1iS
Good to fancy Minnesota. .............. 0.o01 776
spring 6lrefuncd. 1bOG@ 4ou
bEan unbt91Vou
Whcat was active, and 31I@31o 1owor on Tho
option Of seller tho month, about 10 lower On
cash lots. and 11lo lowor for October delivery.
not been Bketcled above excopt that vhoat in
England WAS quoted Ia per quarter choapor,
which, with continued large receipts. have caused
a creator hoasinesa than would otherwise hayo
resulted from tho financial situation alone. Cur
roncy being ecarco, there wero fow huyors Of
Gosh lotB except Our local millors, Us purchasing
for shipment waa practically cut of by tho i'm
possibility Of procuring money on Eastern paper.
Tho market was active ohioiiy in options, the
pated Sharp reaction Iofore long, and preforred
to sooure good round profit now to riakiug loss
by waiting for atill lnrger ono. But even they
filed in principally in settlement, as there woro
comparatively few who folt inclined to put up
anxious to reduce their margin accounts aa much
as possible by creeping out of the doal.
Hence t.ao eeytg 5r0 where ere, it mi was possible
0hH 3%4 ra11f al. $71& Ic~
been expected, as thero is now q large difference
in favor Of the shipper, and prices can scarcely
fall to advance radically when the present pros
sure is removed. soller tho month openod at
fsli SssE e sid1 snd slessd inner u si6a
at s1.os4. Seller the year was little better than
nominal at @1:o4A@1 90. Cash No: q spring
sOssd Ho % G1s n a at en soS No. s do at
spring ut S1.O9; 400 bu No. Northwestern at
Sill; 400 bu do vt s110 1000 bu DO at 5l.09;
e,eoo bn No; spring at l95A GOO bu DO at
510511 !; Is, 400 bu do at $1.65; $4,000 bu do at
s1.0415 1920 bu do at $1.04l 1,2o0 bu do at
s104,; G.4oo bn No. spring at 95c 400 bu by
ssa1mplle ,Qn eacks) ut $1.26, delivered. Total,
Corn was less active, and 2119o lower on cash,
while only 1@11So lower for next months deliv-
cry, the difference between tile two widening to
s!1o under tho pressure to soil and the scarcity
Of cash wherowith to bny. The receipts were
no demand for shipment, while tho inquiry for
options, except In direct settlement, was SO
small that there was little inducement for cap
talists 70 take bold Of corn for CARRYING oven ut
short intorcat filled in freely when thoy
could make settlements, but thore waB little
disposition to make now trades. 1t Ia now
understood that the crop Of corn will bo short
t.H
the frost came tho yield will prove to he ample
for all wants, III conjunction with that lying over
from last year. Sollor the month, or regular
No, 2, oponed at 9716c, advanced to 9s}9o, fell
back to SIC, and closed ut 979Gc. Strictly fresh
3015t@41o closing at 405Sc. Seller November sold
ut 42Ac@43No. Rejected closed at SEC.
Cash sales woro reported Of 10000 bu No. as
$3.50 10000 bu do at 38111o; 81. 900 bu do at
38c; i2,800 bu do at s7Xo; 5000 bu do at
s7lGc 5000 bu do at 871 II 900 bu do at SIC;
bu do ut 35llc. Total GOO bu.
s 4Sts nrssson dull eG R os sw'1 srs hs sSs E
ruled steadY at CSC. with solor tho month about
tho same; strictly fresh receipts olosed with firm
holders, ut 28slo. Seller Octobor opened at 20c,
advanced to 2994c, and cioaod at 2o1l l@2o15c.
rio rho receipts were @ liberal, "a" and ' there aero
was no outlet, as shippng orders have
been withdrawn; henco the further drop,
IN sympathy with wheat arid corn,
2S1lc; 1900 bu do at 2s115o; 25.00o bu do rega-
lar at 2ao; GOO bu rejected at 27c. Total, s5,2oo
Rye WAS dull aud 21}66o lower, but with not
ly looked. for favorable change. Cash aalos
were restricted to $500 bu No. at Csc, at which
figure the market closed firm for cash Or seller
the month.
Barley was rather moro active than on satur-
bu. The feeling WAS more panicky than in other
grain because barley has been recently excited,
and eomo holders thought this might prove to bo
only tue beginning Of q greater tumble, hence
Sa ropf Z g. sea9 osto6os s so
ct g. si.2a@1'26, tSe olosaang at tho outside. No.
at o8@99c cash, and sl.02 seller October.
e1sh sAss % S'ES S1 1'BorSa 90 s f 1en9 by n No. @
$1.l8; 400 bu do at SLIT; 5000 bu do at sl.15
400 bu No. 8 at 300; 1,G00 bu do ut $50 II, 400
bu do Ut 95o; AGO bu do Ct o4o 500 bu do at
o9o ,2oo 9u rejected at 771&o 2,4oo BY do at
at $1.16; 800 bu do at sl.l0. Total. 90, 400 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following is Beorbohm'a diBpatoh to the
Board Of Trade In this city to-day:
BErT. 22-London-Qargoes Of wheat on coaat nog-
Of Off coast steady and Oh pasHags steady Eng
lish country markets M for vheat generally . shade
duh Weather in Engla1id fair. Primo mces pork,
05s, Lard, ia ID. Mark Lane-WAeat IL cheaper
Corn inactive. Liycrpool-Primo mess pork, Cos Cd,
Lard, Ais I'd.
LATEn-Cargoes Of wheat Of coast or on passage ia
cheaper.
GRAIN IN SIGHT.
Tho New York Produce Exchange Weekly has
tho following:
The Visible supply Of grain Including tho stocks tn
granary at tho principal points OF accumulation ut lake
York canals, aud by rail, WAS, scpt. 10, ls73:
,. Wheaf, Corn, 0ats. | Barisv,
in sfoss at bn. bu tu. hu,
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