, 1873-07-15
100 br1s ryo ut a4.0O +; 100 br1B do at s3,76. To-
tn1, ,5B2 brlB Alec 90 tona bran nt 90. 90 to or-
rivs. The following wan tho elostnB range OF

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1f%nspa"s 'a~ - m;o',a 9ontc;t; y0o S1oSo
Good 10 fancy Ntinnesota. a............. 600 q 100
Hirng Hurcrhncs'. '....:.......s.ts..r. 1hD q 4.h0
nye ho''r., ...."'.''''..'.+'.....'." 31S g ZIP
Wheat waB quiet md ateadier at shade above
tho average Of Saturdays prices The local foel-
tag waa hoeyy, thoro holrg but little wantod,
either spoculatiyely Or for shipment, thongh tho
duction In ot1r mol large Stocks but milwaukee,
Legitimate roason Tilt thoro "ore aoino largo
attpplnB orders to ho filled from hor binB. That
market market wna quoted at f1.21A cash, snd Sill
holders referred to tho fact that Homo 74s 900 bu
woro shipped from United statoB ports to Europe
during tue past week., and to tho further fact
tlat Canada is picking up oil the hlinnosota set
waukeo. But that did not bring ont aapeoulattyo
demand, as tho harvest ptoapeota arc improving
so much Tint most operators aro inclined
to look for lowcr prlces. sellor tho month
Sppned Ct aaysncod to si1G and L sl9sed 9s
1.1s21, closing At s1:1o11Gst@i:1a14. sollor Sep
tomber sold et a1.08kl@ l@1.09}l; md so1er tho
yoar sold OF SLOT noar the clone. No. 2 spring
closed at s1.18A, and hard do At e1.101f bid.
No. HrrinE WAS In better request, closing with
buyers ut 81 IA, and at 1.24 for hard. No. 8
spring closed Aim at &10516, and rejected do
at 0015c. Cash BaloB wore reported OF 2,060 b1l
a sra 'psssY e. 'fs 90 m & s1ss1{ ;sst Al c eq 1e 80
t'u do at $1.22; I GOO bu No. sprng (hard) Mt
s1.17; 4,4n0 bu do {llard) ut $1,1G15; 5000 bt,
do at $1.1oH; 82,2oo bu DO o., at s1:1eA; 1900
bp DO on private tes o. ooo ns No szprnE nt
at po>1o. Total, rs, 400 BIZ.
Corn was quiet and stendy at d lower range,
tle decline boing 11102o por br, on cash lots,
and not quito 10 on deliveries after this month:
at tho inside figure Of Saturday, and our slightly
increased receipts wore considerably exceeded BY
the shipments but tho woather was hot, and
that at once promised woll for the corn growing
and badly for that in store. Henoo several par
tiea who have carried corn oomplacently through
the cool wcathor tried to soil out to-day. Tho
! shipping movement was only fair, aa tho decline
in prices was partially compensated by an nd
vance in froightB, and shippers discriminated in
tunlty to heat than in uail vosac1s. Soma opor-
ators claimed that wo hayo no corn here that
is moro than month old. aa the stocka In
store aro not greater than the aggregato Of re-
coipts since Juno IT, But thoy forgot that .
boon new receipts, leaving q considerable pro-
portion of tho old yet in etoro. PartieH Who arc
| usually we'll informed say that few moro days
OF s,ch woathor ns was experienced this rnorn-
| now horo, and it Was this fear that made oaall
corn 60 weak to-day. The only way to avoid
danger of heating is to ship out tho corn. aud q
little unity of effort would soon accomplish this,
4Htlt MHE " kUDA uNtHsllA 4uE 1GlUEttA 1oI pup"
mont; 1t, closod at 33}1c. soller the month, Or
and closed at s51l@8556o. New receipts closed
firm Mt 9G14o ; selor Auguat openod at 38?ao,
sollor soptembo1r' sold At aoX@seso; md and aelior
first half Of Ito at 10 above eollor eoptcmber.
Cash saleB were reported Of 10000 bu No. 2
freBl at 36i4e; 1000 bu do at 364o; 10, 600 bu
Dc y Sci "a 6n d DO st 9e oG o. bu d DO a
35Ho; 10000 bn do ats5o ID. 600 bu No. a aloat
at 37o; 19.000 bn do at 2G94c; 400 bn roiected
at 39o; 4o, 500 bu do at 321@o; o,0oo1 bu do at
32o 400 9u no grale a. soc 800 bu white
high mixed nt 381lo, Total. PSI, 900 bu
Oats wero weak in sympathy with corn, pricoB
sinking about 19c. but woro moderately active,
and several s}lorts filled in rather freely ut the
doclino. There was not much demnnd for con-
sumption, and car lots sold 10 below thu price
Of round lots in consequence. Tho receipts are
increasing, but the shipments aro quite aatla-
factory Soller tho month, or regular, sold ut
2s1{{@9ss<c, md seller August at 271GG@2s14o,
both cloHing with buyers at the inside. Seller
septombor sold t2711o, and solor theYcar at 27c.
Cash saloa were reported Of 900 bu No. at
2814c; $4,000 bu do at 2BHc; 10.400 bu do at
2815o; $500 bu rojeotod at 26o. Total, $4,000
Rye Was dull and declined 10 farther, though
receipts arc sn,al! Tor several days past. Euyefa
neglect it. Sales werc reported OF 400 bu No.
ut b8c. and 400 bu st Sic. The market elosed
woak at 66c bid, and 57o asked. Rejected was
Barley Was quiet aud firm. There was no do
mand for cash lots, but somo inquiry for future,
with no agreement. Soller September ia nomi-
nal at 60@01c. We quote no" No. at Csc; old
do at Goo No. 8 at 47@50o; md rejected at 500
$50. Sales wsre limited to 400 bu No. 8 at 47c.
Aurora is looking up aa wool market
Tho Omaha Republican reports the crop proa-
poets in that region to ba excellent.
The milwaukee, Netos says: !" Better weather
for I'm inn 1F1n NH ffJ1rn hTa
Without Herious atmospheric disturbances, all
tho damage received by tho crops carly in tho
month from rniu viii be recovered, aud q harvest
Of unparalleled bounty "ill reward tic labor Of
Tho Darlington (wis.) Republican states that
promise OF an abundant yiold in that section.
Grass is in much botter condition than it has
harvested, and is fully onethtrd larger than that
of Inst year. Corn is growing worry rapidly, and,
considering tho time of its planting, ia in e1ool-
lent condition.
the corn crop Of Iowa County is advancing very
rapidly. With such weathor as tho paas two
weoks, for that time longer, corn will bo as we'll
advanced 81 it usually is at tho same date.
that wheat is looking well, but tho recent hoayy
rains have somowhat lodged it, The crop ID
estimated greotor than that Of any formor year
in the county.
Iua BnGk IAItu Nla.J dnufTtl1eT ahyh reports
from the Town Of Berry, Daue County, in rcln-
tion to tho wheat crop, arc very favorable. It
iH snid TINT tho prospects, for good crop in
that torn have not been Al good for . number Of
yeArH.
The Lawrence (Kas.) Standard says: ''Ethe
harvest Of the Wiutor wheat crop Ia now over,
and the result is one OF the boat Kansas has ever
had, tho yield botnE a heavy ono and tue grain
large and plump. It IL beloved that tho yield
will DO from twenty to forty bushels par acre.
After fow daya moro tho crop OF spring Whoat
will DO in tho shook, This Is looking we'll.
Heretofore the farmers havo not had much sue
ceBB in growing spring wheat, but this season 1t
has lono woll. Tho wheat orop will provo a
groat source Of wealth to the State thin HeaBon,
yet tho surface sown to.it was comparatively
small, and tho general regret among fsrmors IL
that they did not SOW more"
GENERAL PRODUCE HTATIBTICs.
The New York Produce Exchange Weekly
givoa tho following:
Tho cable Of the 9h inst. saya Corn, floating carRocs
on coaat at opening quiet The bad condition Of car
goes arriving on coast aa tho effect Of preventing buy
orr fren! rrchaaing I.npess iu.o tllo United King
d0.s during tho week. roo 10 120 QUO qrn. Lyuf.
pool, spot st opening dull Tho crops are now back