, 1873-07-21

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Good 10 choice spring o1tras. 600 a $50
MInpssdi"s XIV 10 msainn inatont; aS0 0e0
Good to fancy Minnesota, ............., coo d T6o
Spring suporlncs. ncs......-............. 2.60 q 460
!sSe nonF'. 400 g 40
Bran. -.................. 1850 931l0O
Wheat Was firm and quiet. Tho market re-
covered from tho depression that occurred near
the close Of tho HcaBion on Friday, md ruled
comparatively steady, at about 171@1o below tho
highest point touched Yesterday There vas net
tle for August delivery, hut Ohicngo traders were
rather inclined to lot tho market alone. That
there is yet large short interost out for this
month is proven by tho fact that the promiumon
which is 10 for each day bctwecn this md
August. But tho shorts did not caro-
to pay this premium to my con.
siderable extent, as they we're inclined
wheat to DO able to keep up the difference to tho
end Of tho mouth, and each ono was waiting to
800 all the others settle. Outside Of tho cornor
element tue general market was strong. Liyor-
pool waa reported hrmer, with unsettled woathor
IN England, while our receipts wore not large,
though somewhat greater thnn tho recent aver
age. Honco thero was a firm foeling for future,
as itwaa believed that British buyers arc anxious
to secure NIL the wheat they can buy right away.
latiyo grado for shipment, tho turn of
tho market boing unfavorablo to it, and
tho 1owor grades wero qniot in sympathy. Tho
moro conservative operators are standing aBido
from tho deal, and generally advising, their Gus.
toners to do tho sumo. except in selling wheat
to alrivo this mouth, md margining 1t. Seller
tho month oponed at S1.212{, advanced to s1.23,
declined to s1.22}7, improved ~, and fell to
$1.21 at the close. Cash No. q spring COM
ut $l.2l1l9., soller August sold At s1.1G}s@
1.17115, closing ut s1,1G1aeD1. .161a. Seller Sop
tembor sold at 51.1011@1.11 and seller tho year
at s1.o8@1,os15. Nc. spring waa nominal, OK.
with sellers at s1.1o, md rojectoil do at 9sc.
Cash sa1es wero reported Of 400 bu No. spring
(harl) At 31.31; 2,l00 bu No. 2 spring IN. W.
at s1.24; 1900 bu do (hard) at $1.23j; 1000
s1,22z%S; 64oo bu do at s1.22SS; 2c,soo bu Do
bu rojootad spring At 95o. Tota Il, 500 bu. '''''
Corn was quite active. and quite firm, avorag-
ing about 4c above tho range Of Friday. on
options, while caah lots woro 30 highor. Tloro
WAS }i6oral de1nun1 for cash corn by tho chip
pera, but it was offerod sparingly, most Of it a,-
pearing to DO locked up awaiting August de-
llveries. The receipts woro largor, but there
are yot good mnny July shorts yet untitled,
givon corn holders increased confidence, oBpe-
cially as tho weather iH now coolor and this mado
tue shorts correspondinely, neryouB. The pro-
mtm OH August deliveries diminished to 5a@s4o
to-day, and bids fair to vanish out of night before
long. Tile New York advicos were conflicting. Tho
public dispatches quoted TINT market al firm,
with fair export domand, whilo private tele-
grams discouraged shipments, stating that corn
the month, opened at 1920, advanced to 97hc,
and closed at 371sc. Now receipts closed firm ut
371io. Seller August openod at 373Sc, and i'd
vanced to 373Gc, and seller September sold
e1s 6 tho outaido. Rejected closed e Am
Cash uales woro reported OF 1000 bu No. 1t
98Slci 24oo bit DO Ut aa1Go 4, zoo bn No: 2 at
ss ks 3oo bu a7oln o 6 Go2 BY ~ %
1900 bu do at s71Sc; 81, 900 bu do at $40;
q, 600 bu do at 3o9@c $4,000 bu do (postod) at
Soc; ,G0o bu rejected at,s4114o; 10000 1u % at
as 1900 S 5a 1saa do At s2 400 bn DO at ss
b,, DO at 27]9c in store; 1000 bu do at 30;
G,100 BIZ No, l at 39115c; G,000 bu No. at $50
2G6, 100 bu.
Oats were loss active, and irregular. Cash
I'LL options for this month, and ruled firm ut the
outside price attained yesterday, closing at rs 10
bid for all the car lots that may arrive thia
mouth Options a.i Tor future delivery wore dull
and castor, ut 27e1@D28c eollor August, 2G9l@
27c sollor September, md 2G1l lGD2GYlo seller tho
yoar, all closing tamo at tue outside. Cash saleB
wore reported Of 5000 bu No. 2 at 1880 ~, 600
bu 40 @ at 2B}1e; i 200 bu DO at 2a94e; a. 400 bn
do ut 28111c; II, 900 bn rejected at 9G15 5000
bu do at acc; GOO bu white by sample at Sic On
track, Total, 300 bu.
Rye waa more activo at tho improvement
noted yesterday, thoro being fair demand for
shipment. Sales woro reported Of 400 bu No. 2
nj SIC; 400 bu do at 56o; 10000 bu do on private
terms; and 500 bu by sample (equal to roject-
ed) at $50 Oh track. Total, II, GOO bu.
Dar1oy was quiet and again strong, being
quoted 30 higher. sales were matlo Of 800 bil
new No. 3, to arrive, at 7Gc; and 5000 btu do
aoller September at SOC. The market closed
firm with SOC bid. Wo discontinue our quota
tiona of old barley, which llas not boon traded
In for some time paHt. Thcro ia only about 90,-
600 bn IN storo, and that is probably hold for
consumption.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
:. Tie following is Deerbohm's dispatch to tho
Board of Trade:
July 10-Fl0atlng cargoca Of wheat or coaat Sd per
Or bsarcr. Floating cargoea OF of COAT steady
Csr9oes Of whcat on rassnge higher prices aske, hit
no advance established. Weather in England unsot.
tod. LlvEnFooL-spot wheat steady.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon trading was confined to wheat
and corn. Tho fornlor advanced 10, closing at
$1.2l]9 seller July, aud sold at 81 .10h6D1 .l0X
soller Aug1st, closing at tho outside. Corn was
quiet and shade eaBtor at 87M@37J6o aellor
August, and 3O15@399Go sollor September.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
-....- SATURDAY EVENING, july 10,
,ALCoHolr-waa active snd lrm 1t ct.BoGsl.s0 for