, 1873-08-07

sold Mt 2a} 6@2o9lo, and cesh No. ? Ut 2oe{@27o.
both closing at Tho outsido. eellor September
sola at &c., a..'l aolor tho year oas at 253t@26o
27e; 1000 bu do at aJ9lo; az, 900 hn neglected
At 26o; 2.4o0 bu 10 At 24}Io; 1900 bu do at
24Ko; s 500 bu by sample ii Do on track. Total,
Rye was quiet and strong, advancing 20 por
bu, under fair demand, with worry light offer
inga. CaHl No. closod firm ut Coo, afltl Bollor
Augus,t or seller septembor with 57c ba md
No; at Coo, and 900 bu do at 900.
Barley was quiet and doclined 1c from tho
ontBldo quotation of yesterday. Thoro wau
nothing doinE except IN new Nc; 2, seIloE Bop;
te,nbor, which oponed firm, with BOO bid, md
go asked, but foil on in intoreHty, and ooeod at
bu at s6o Caah No. 2 'gan nominal At 7oD75o
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following is Doorbohm's dispatch to tho
Board of Trade to-day:
Alto. d-LonDoN-Floatiug cnrgoos Of wheat on
coast improyg domanl for Frnisco strong, and IN
a. ID per y Fostg on e csraoes Of corn o soas
Htln., Mark Lano-Whcat upward tendency: English
SSry easyr nr1 II 1 t eanans n d. ,Wns
sss imiorts into uniied Kinsdo'n for lie waek
London nbo.t oo6 10 a25 oo0 qua1tern Of wheat and
uu,uuU 10 fa.pUu quarters corn.
FORECASTS or FROST.
The Missouri Democrat BRys:
Wo notice tho rapcrs of lows, Northern Illinois,
Wisconsin. md Minnesota aro discussing tho proba.
which, II it falls, viii play havoc with ths corn crop
ouT August moon, according to tho Indian proEnoat-
nsS H. wst tho horn d don
,oE-this conhtitutcs wet moon with tho nobo rcd
chap that H. that thoro will be an unusual number Of
August il usually dsasirons for corn, for Tho heat
which tho Garth takos in during tho day will he 80
quickly eysperated at night, through tho medium
frosts liable to form In al low localities. Tie
bottom suds, where corn Is 80 universally planted,
except the bottom along large river courses tho hsh
aud oven Temperature Of tho watera of which nater
Ely Lessen tho angsr Iowa produces neafy 1oo
throughout tho Northwost thia ercat state ncariy
always euors Corn \ backward this yoar and needa
upper States to fully mature and psce 1t hoyond tho
bightinR effect Of an untmey frost fa. Thoeo wllo
Ju1yeven In thia favorable lntitudewi1 reasonably
expect 9 repofon Of them In August, and which ero
ds I sss ta
consider. In 1863 thoro wAs severo frost during Au
gust, and ono in 1907. Both those yeass wure notcd
during tbs fora prt q Jy and nd ho fore oa Az
| gust, Just az has boon tha caHs thtn year.
Latest.
| In the afternoon, wheat waH quiet but firmer
tno mafAot oelhE a. QUO time quite excited py
tho report TINT the Frouch crop is seriously
damaged, and that tho Fronch have ordered
large purchases in European markets. Wo 1oto
that m ordor was received to buy q cnrgo OF
wheat, and ship by propeller. The answer was
returned by telegraph: "No wheat hero and no
propeller" Our atocks aro very small to
moet, anything like demand for cash
whoat, md the receipts will probably be
yery Light, at 1oast for week to como.
For caah wheat s1.l9 was bid, and No. 2 spring
sold at 91.1459@1. scllor the month, closing
tembor Corn was @ moepatoy uot1o a0e and epsep Ss
Holling at 371a@3714o sellor tho month, closing
at tho outside, and s774@,37}6o sollor soptenl-
| Dor. A sale was reported Of 100000 Tbs short
| rib middlos at 011o. A schooner waH chartered
for corn to Buffalo at 5]4e; capacity, 10000. It
was rumorol that ono or two moro Yossels were
%ofr but ,,f