, 1873-08-27

willing to make concosBlona from former asking
rates, which invited business. Tho receipts
wero larger than heretofore, md tho reported
email. Dran was III good rcquoat, and stronger.
6alos woro reported Of 200 brls spring extras
Nockport Hydraulic, old wheat), At $500 100
brls Do ct e6o7h; 100 brlB (Iowa) at 1926 100
Srs s o It = s7S % Loo o. bs 'a d. o1 et = 5s5 10 10
brls do at $3.50; 200 br1s low grade at $500; 600
brls do OIL private terms; 100 bria unsound spring
at S425. Total, 2,25o btls. Alao, 10 tons brnu at
5000 On track 10 tons do et sl15o 10 tona
Wheat was strong, and moderately active. ad
yancing 91o from the closing prices OF yesterday.
undor o brisk demand. The private adViccs from
tho other side Of the Atlantic indicated incroaae1
tho shipping dernnnd, which was roally light.
There aro good many ordora lore for wheat.
principally from Canada, but Tho supply Of vca-
aols is light, especially Of Canadian bottomB, and
hcnce buyers hold on. Now York was alBo firm
Of incroanod receipts, the 1856 cars inspected in
this morning being eail 10 10 tho greatest Num-
bcr ovor rocoiFedin single day: Country hold
ers arc evidently anxious to aend in NIL the wheat
they can forward tllia month, 80 as to tn1lso nd.
oyer September deliveries, which averaged
above GIo today. Tho arrivals Of car lots
wcro, ho,sovor, caCorly pichod up by tho August
slior.s at acllor.tho-molth prices, or little be-
luMt luuuA 4otG EClAH At u HlkAk pEUllluIlt HVT
noxt mouth thero VAS d very good demand.
Chiefly on Outside orders, which seemed to bo
unusually humorous, though most Of thom wero
limited. i now saems cortain that tho English
demand viii continue longer than haa hereto
foro beon thought probable, though fow shippora
caro- to take hold now, whom tley Gun obtain tho
wheat at Go loss by waiting less than week. *
good many Tears wero expressed to-day TINT
there will be IN August corner, but tho Rhorts
are filing Up rapidly, and probably will manage
In qfAnr cfnrr of i11n 1rn r. SC11ar f1n
opened ct s1.19}{, declined to e1.1s9l, advanced
to S1.2011a, aud cfoAed nj s1.1DI, Soller Sop
tember sold ut s1.1214@1.14 closing at e1.13I.
Sollor October sold at 81 IA, mud seller tio
spring, cash. tcloaed at 51.10X No. do at
$l.25; No, do at S1.1115, ind rojoctod do al
$l.00h, thoro being good demand for all out
sido tho speculative grade. Wintor wheat was
again unnontionod. CASH salcs woro reported
spring ut s1.2o; G7,s06 bu do at a1.19M 10000
blu do at S1.191a 81, 200 bu do at 81 .131 II 400
bu do at 2l.19M; los, 900 bu ut SLID; 59, ,206 bu
do Mt 51.1s1A 1900 bu do ut s1.1Ssi; S,10O bu
fSe sSi SPn 81 essS u 5a 10 9sjsead "s Il
Si.001G 4,400 bu do at al00. Total, 360, 200 b1l.
Corn was ]l@5Gc higher, and moderately ac-
two Mt tho advance, though buyers hold bach
from paying, extreme prices There yere good
(ana fow to solD, but most Of thom seemed to
bo limited to a slightly lower range tllan that
current. Shippers wcro not active buyers,
though they took hold a little moro freely thur
was quito urgout, md ncArly annilli1atcd tho
promium on tho September option, which tho
confidence iii tho future caused widening OF
tho premium paid for October deliveries. The
receipts woro again large, and this seemed 10
bit tho general feeling was ono Of confidence.
It soon's now almost certain that tho
corn crop Of 1873 muat bo very Do
Gcient mud that after tho corn already
sold to arriyo here has como oil, wo shall
have worry litllo moro, ovon ut present prices.
Nearly oyory one seems to be looking for n big
rise, but many uro troubled to linow what will
bo dono with tho corn a9realy OIL tho way, or or
derod hitler. It is thought probable that tho
ton days longer. Seller september opsoned at
40l5c, advanced to 41c declined to 4011o, and
rcao at 41}S@411@o ut tho cloHo. SELLER tho
mouth, or regular No. 2, Hold at h@21ao below
at a19S@4s>lc, closing at tho outaido. High
mixed vas in loEs actiyo demand, closing with
only 41e bid. Rejected closed strong at 379ic.
Cash ealca wore reported Of 25,800 bl high
mixed at 41o; 1000 bl do ut A01ao; 1900 do
ut 401so $4,000 bu do at 1910; 9s, 200 bu do at
1890; Ii, 900 bu do at 1886; G,0U0 bu do at
4014c ; 1000 bu rejected ut 379ic; 1900 bu do
at 3716o 1000 bu do at 371lc 5000 bu do at
ss7o; 81, e,ooo bu No. at a2o aa0at Total, als,4oo
Oata were loss nctiyo than yesterday, but iu
good demand md SHADE firlner, Averaging about
1so higher than yesterday. Tho recolptn wero
again below tho recent average, and roports
yield at q much lowor figure thnn WIS expected.
Hence good demand for future, whilo tie casl,
lots now In storo aro mostly held off tho market
in anticipation Of slight squeeze towards tho
ons taa Of o xot Wea as sder many Aqgn
No. opened at 2s1111c, and advanced to $500
271GGa7Nc, and seller October at. 27l1
Gess &5ss tSs 10th veap sq7ng ua ut NJ tho a75 9Sts1s
(white) ut 289lc; 10000 b, do at 2e51c $4,000
bu DO at 28]lo 5000 bu do at 2B1So; Il, 800 bu
do Mt 2a]lc; 5000 bu rejcctal at 35c 2,A0O bu
do al 2419c; 1900 bl do at 2+]4c; GOO bu wAite
Total, G80O0 bu.
Ryo wan in moderate demand mud steady ut
tho price which las ruled for two or three days
paat. eales wore reported Of 500 bu No. ut
GGe, md 400 bu rejected at Coo. Seller Hortem-
her was nominal at 64@G5o.
Barley was moro active and steadier than On
my day for Bonlo timo past, tho faoing boing
pretty definitely settled with regard to tho In
Bpection, though tho Committee did not come to
deciaion till afternoon. 1t waB oxpeutod that
decision would be rel,lorel in favor Oft fair CON
struction Of tho rule, aud tho expectation was
realized. Thoro il no danger that even now We
shall hnvo too much No. 2 barley, as largo part
Of the crop is understood to DO Of color. About
10000 bn No. 2, aoller soptember sold at s1.l0
@1l2, almost oil Of it at lilo inBido, aud cash No.
2(new) waH salablo at lilo samo figure. No. 8 was
IN fair request at s0@82o, cloring ut slo, and at
10 ael1or September. Cash salos were gre
bl now No. o ut s2c $500 bu do ut Bic A06 bu
ro1ectod at 5oo; s9o bt do at Csc; 1000 by by
DO ut sl:o5 /; 400 b, do at !sl.o3; 400 bu do at
900; 400 bu do at Csc. Total, 10,80o bn.
Tho following WIS tho decision Of tho Commit
Too to whom was appealed tho decipion OF the
inspector on two cars of bnrloy, which lie had
graded % No. o:
Tic undersigned, Co,nmittco Of Appeals, hnyiug
carefully examined the barley IN the referred TO-
deoi1a tint tho grade SHOULD INSPECT No. arlny, for
the reaBol tlt tho word bright used in The rules
for sl1e nnccon Of barley does not refer much to
the color q tho grain, to tho flct TINT tho grain
slo,!ll hol!ve!y In appearance md not dend dill
Tho following arc tho fontingH OF tho ofieial
report OF grain in store In this CITY Oil tho ayo,.-
Ing Of Saturday last, Md at corresponding datos
WHEAT.
dug. ~, dug. Ia, Aug. 81,
Mr. nrotu II