, 1873-06-09

CAUSED groat ofoitenont. Tho buslncBn, done
was ohie1ly IN gott1omont Of tho juno deal. OF
as our No. Ia worth but lttio moro than @1.221d
to Bhip to Now York now. There wne, however. q
liboral inquiry for THO othor grades, oHtenB!bly
fer tsnpment bs o fao 1prcsn tsggSstSI ggn I
the shortage On No. 2 In tho corner now ponding.
sel1or tho month OF cash No. aprlng opened ae
S1.2o, advanced to s1:2791. docliuod to s1.271,
roso to e1.2815, thcn dropped almost like shot
acll ,shcat TINT would noltle with Murphey,"
ns great mnny thought tho corner was. break
lug, and tloy r'ahcd still furthor into tho trap
esneoa sse }e 9S ho [ Sroo to '9G on nit It
was 1umoro1 that tho faota In tho caao would DO
published on tho morrow, and oloaod dull at
S1.25. Seller July sold at s1.al2{6D1: -, dosing
nt ,s1.22, eolor Aug'lst sold a. nt sl,loG{P1.2o
ooaing clos s; Nominal Al ST. lo@1.i1. No. spring vas
quiet at s1.8D. No. spring olonoa nominal Mt
8t.15, and rejected do at 07o Cash nnles wore
reported Of 500 but No. ! spring {areclal bi,) nt
spring @ nt eOq q .saS aa6o * 1' bu 90 at ei2sl
14,80G bu do at Ql.2s1{; G,C00 bu do at 91.2s1a;
21,400 bu do at a1.28; 300 bu do ut s'l.27S1;
G,600 bu do OF e1.2715; 400 bu DO nt 81 ,2o19
2,4oo bt1 Do ut sl.a5 800 BY Nc. , spring as
spring at 1s15o; 4,400 bu do 1t p8o GOO bu do
nt 07Jlc; 1900 bu do at 07o 1,G00 bu by Baan-
pto ut 1856. Total III 600 bu.
Corn was quiet, but firm at an average advance
of per b IS most deferred opt9ns tcro Mcro
was httlo dono to buy caph lots, and shippers
woro worry backward. EuBtorn marketn woro
quoted strong, but tho principal reason Of tho
iloreahol lrl4ncEa horo waa that lilo rocont drop
holders wcro loss anxious to roil, 6ecing TINT the
rocont rllmolH Of hot corn provo to hayo bccn
baBolose, wl1ilo Tho condition of tho weather IL
very favorablo for tho Accpng Of corn lonco-
roco,p. Of com thoro in bnd order; bs,t
any Of our No.. corn now in Btoro
will grow hot, though nonlo Of the moro loosely
inspected corn received laat winter may lase
strength to-day WAS. however, largely IN pyn1pa-
tliy with wheat. IA shown by tho fact that corn
declined ut tho close, when wheat foil oif, in
spito Of reported advance Of 10 iu Now York.
sellor tho month. or regular No 2 ogen99d /, at
clobo. Strictly fresh receipts closed nj 9019o
Seller July sold nt 9S@39gg4o, and nellcr August
at 41}1GD42c, both closing with tho IN,
edo bid. Cash ea1es wore reported Of
11GO0 bu do at 0g11c; 10000 bu do at 351Go; !;
il, 900 bu do at 35aSo; ct, Zoo bu do at $500 /;
25, 600 bu do at 35ao; 10000 bu do at 35c; $4,000
bu do at a7c FREQ on board 5.200 bu rejected at
821So; 25, GOO bu dc. at 32c ; 400 bu no graae at
$sS S 600 S9 'u do at aso 500 Ou do ut 2s': Total
Oats wero actiye and 10 higher, though In
large supply, with ANAL ehipmol,ta II, proportion
to tho receipts, and no reported advance in Now
York, while reports from tho country promise
brought out By sympathy with wheat and
ings on country account towards tho ooEo. Sell
or tho month or regular sold at 281@2895c clos
ing ut 2811c; and 6ollor July sold ut 2o94 4QD3Qc,
closlng 4 299ll @2gXo. Casl, sales woro report;
cd Of 5000 bu at 2BMo; %, 200 bu {part roglar)
| at 2s9lc; 20, 900 bu at 2956c; 30,0d0 at 2s1Sc
5,4o0 6u roieotod at 2511c; 400 by do at 25o
24oo do t2i5o; G,c60 BIZ do at 24]Gs; 800 BY
| by sample at 83c; 4,200 bu do Mt &c. Total,
| los, 400 bu.
! Kyo wan dull, and agnin 10 lower, in tho ab.
sonce Of orlora, as tho receipts woro moro lib.
eral. sa1cs were 1,200 bu No. at 61c, mud 8of
| bu by sample at C3o
| Barley WAS dull, and nomfnally unchanged
With no donand, and no offerings except by
| sample lots. Wo 1uoto No. at G8eD79o No.
ut 5y@G3c; and rojected at 38@A0c, Tho inside
iu the Rock Island Elevator, and the outside II
other houses. Sa1e8 wero limited to 200 hu b1
sample at 70c, aud 800 bn do at Csc.
! CROP PROSPECTS. -.
| .-......... EUREKA, H., June 6, 1879.
70 tbs Editor ef Tho Chicago It15uuo:
From prelcnt prospects wo iii our part expect I
| condition.
oats sown tits year coinpsred with last scaso AMI
nt about forty acres sown thia year tor ono In 1912
% t: HS s e Sa as
will be a three-auarscr crop anyway.
am s n tho san?S noton waq @ h'n E9e 20;
although tho onarga, gentleman thought bad a.
ho can 500 BY thlH lime that there u sonl
corn in the country. hare no doubt ho And
h ha DID ap 49, t. GOO IL o,e
DO some none at NIL, Us we have just such people here
1myaeK planted come ycnrs nifty, or even 1bo acros
o nd ee posoo u ba I'll p
| exception to tho rule.
There are plsuty who have tho norye to pant IT, AMI
o. vol a. ast year, and good firing that 1t DOESN'T
corn would not DO worth over Is conts*
could SEQ him mud get from him a cents for July
for August, tho ruling rriccB then for corn wou
M o1n asd On nsss that point 9y aR sne linn
trades wcro closed hc ia the ono who would bo short
Yours truly, Producer.
Walter Brown l. Son, of Now York, write a
follows:
Tho market stanaa to-day with very Light stoeks
prices arc shalo lower than month ago, and ther
but lttte animation In trade. Il ts quite probabl
would by Tits time have been somewhat lower ii thl
reasoning Ia correct, may look for such reault
follow the arrival in market Of my conssderabl
amount Of the new clip. In connection with t.a II
stances nkely favor il not positively 10 produce
HlCtlJ tl6 EUA3lN& het
son. There will probably be much smaller nuinbe
Of Eaatern buyers at the opening Wool Will 10 loft
tako Its natural courso and drift Into the hands
country doalsrs aud aore-keepers; thus while
will find lta way into tho eeaboar1 market
III quantities sufficient to affurd consumors goo
aud liberal selection Ill Will benont from tho absone
af tho usual excitement at clip tiue, and 1panufacu
era will avoid tho injuaetous Investment Of money
tho raw material 40 much In advance Of its uss, en
also participate In the general advantage Of escapn
the iuctuatlons, consequent upon tho disturbance
the nasnra1 aud healthy marketing Of great atar!c.
It is the impression among moneyod men, that grcs
caution should 10 used In making obligations whic
will mature In tho fa as Ia usually done BY operate,
in wool because the return Of cool weather will
likely to bring with It tue usual autumn hnanci
stringoncy offec.ing tho yalo Of stao which, frol
tho tay II lcayes tho sheopa buck until It passes ui
consumption, Ia 20 close representative Of money.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat was In moderate d
nand, and closod 10 lowor than on Chang
No. 2 spring sold q s1:2416@1.25: seller Il
month cloaing at $1.249(, and 81 $1,21]fD1,2 al;
seller July closing at sl.3ial. Corn was aotis
and easier closing ut 3411@3419o collier IL
month, 8716@38o eollcr July, and 41@41Ho GO
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