, 1873-10-10

away Emo ambition OF ellpPOfBI anu mOBt or
mont Of Tho New England orders had bson
tillod, and this made FREQ gol!crs, both Of caal,
lots and options, whilo but fon cared to tako
ns tho gsesa ~ was II 1aV9r "
fastod by Tow to "iump on It," tho
effect OF which WAS partially prevented by ocon-
sonal pufchsaes by parties who ato already large
ess ssa T. THs e1t nv BEaa si
crH Of corn should rocoiyo partial cllook, bnt
there will undoubtedly DO good donand Tor
corn through tue winter, un'css tho supply hero
sSoss Ehs e'' views - o Of those ssss
Novembor opened at 400, and declined to sO4c
ssa'D Se. a. seld Sp' ses7 s@sse iaS olsanS$ Il
s71o;o and strictly @ ircah receipts s'., o9sod a.
Cash nalcB were reported Of 1000 bu high mixed
a. $3.50; 5000 bu do at gsc; 1eq@0o @ bu No. 2 at
9Sl4o; $1,000 bu do Ut $50; 10000 bu do at
$3.50; $4,000 bu do at s7}4o.; 5000 bu do at
971o; 800 bu rejected at 1885, 1890 bu do At
;. Oats we're less active. and A@1fc lower,
though reported to DO hold higher in Now York; F;
tho weaklioBa In wheat and corn making cur
local holders more anxious to sell. though there
as aoe inquiry for Hhpmont Cash y No. sod
closing q tie inside. Seller Noyembo9 sold
Cash I ssIes s', ssls ,reported ot 25eoo ba Ee. st
ssl5o; $500 bu do at 9s1(c; 60, 900 hn do et $50;
po vd rao D 81 Sosp ae cs4 u.s. COO bu d. %
track, at SIC. Total, 01, 800 bu.
Rye was quiet and Htoady At tho quotation Of
tho past two dnys, with light supply and
quiet demand. snles wcre limited to 2, 300 bu
No. at G5o. Rejected was nominal at Coo.
Barley was more active, and averaged about 10
higher. though tho market was far from being
SO Btoady aa yesterday, No. 2 wAa quiet at
S1.s6@1.s closing at the outside. No. was
wanted by browors,, and ruled strong early AZ
ir1ner at $1.14. There ia now no option trading
In barley, tho business having settled down to q
cash basis, and shipping orders appear to be on
tho increase. Cash saloe were reported Of 5000
bu No. 4 slss; ~ 400 30 bn DO At $lso 92oo
No. . at $1.10; 1900 bu do 1t sl.14; 2.400
Goo g % bu rsjeotsd s s q se u 500 B. b. % DO.
$50; 400 bu DO ut s71}o; 1000 bu do at s1o; 400
ssaps s a. Il s 90 ta SestsEdsyy
p. m.) at $1.4o; 400 bu DO at .35; 600 bu do
at $3.50; 800 bu do at 81. rs; 400 bu do at ellis;
1,G00 bu do ut 5t.l2; 1900 bu do at 81. IL; 400
ba do At sl;o5; 4oo bi do at o5e; 4o0 bu DO At
$1.16, delivered, Total, II 700 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following is Beerhohm's dispatch to tho
Bourd Of Trade in this city to-day:
oor. .o.-LospoN-Uhrgoo Of corn OF ooaat strong,
small. Number Of cargoes OF coast on sale, Is COM
pared With last weok--Whcat, moderately tnoreased
corn. moderately dosreaaed, weathor In England
cold for tho seaRo1 Of tho year. LryKHFooL-Whcat
steady. Corn brisk, $50 Sd.
CALIFORNIA GRAIN.
The Sacramento Record, litter showing rcaaons
and cauges, furnishes tile following cheering
prospects Of good crop psices for the season Of
f97l.
III accordance with this rule, wa may expect
the price OF wheat to advance until it
reaches the maximum price, aud there remain
gn tue of 1s IN R.csgsot Or reality
be We cannot undertake to, say. This will do
pond upon tho worlds supply Of coarser articlos
Of food available. We expect to SEQ wheat worth
$3.50 por GENITAL, and porhaps $500: With such
prospects for tho price Of wheat at leaat in the
for the farmers OF California to SEQ where thcir
probable proAts In fa1ming Lie for the coming
scnson. Ws think they will DO warranted in do
voting large breadth Of land to wheat. From
their experience Of this year they would undoubt-
full understanding OF tho whole case.
Since the middle Of August, In all tho whent-
raising sections Of California, very large tra1,s
actions in wheat have been going on. 1t is said
TINT the agents Of wheas-speculators have been
trayeraiug tho State for several weeks in bug
gies and on horseback in all directions, CONTRACT
Ing the wheat from farmera. It is estimated
that three-fourths Of all the wheat produced in
the State has already changed hands.
The whole shipping capacity OF the State is
now engaged In moving tho wheat forward to
tido-water, and yot it is boing pilod up all tho
railroad lines and along tho banks of rivers. II
IL evident that we must have more facilitioB for
moving our vast wheat crops, such as ware
houses aud railroads.
rRouuOT6 OF CALIFORNIA.
Tho report OF the State Surveyor General for
1872, which il compiled from the stRteHlentB OF
the amounts and kinds Of cultivation and agri-
cultural products OF the State for 1879, a. fol-
lows: